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FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1968 TEN CENTS
By·e, Bye Bal Week-Maybe Forever?
By JEROME F. COLLINS
Of .... Delly , ... "-"
The Bal Week that Newport Beach
residents once knew and feared 1s
ru.tory.
That's the view of a man who has
seen t.be worst or them, and is now
seeing the best -Newport Police
C'bief B. James Glaves.
"The general attitude of the kids
this week. ls excellent." he told the
DAILY PILOT today. ''There are ar-
rests, of course. but they're way
down."
Glavas said he has taken some
plainclothes strolls around town at
nigtlt to observe personally t.he deport-
ment of the city's young visitors. He
liked what he saw. ··on one occasion I got a cat call as
O"IL Y I'll.A)~ rt ltl<:lll ,., K•ier
EYES HAVE IT-It's an informal meeting of the u icial Bal Week
Girl Watchers Club and, obviousfy, the session has been called to
order as Kim Sankey, 17, a brave girl from Fullerton, troops the line
for benefit c1f (left to right) Ken Dixon, 19 Anaheim; John Bull 18,
Fullerton; Mike McHale, 19, Costa Mesa; Pete Drainville, 17, Ana-
heim; Bob Pohl, 19, Whlttier; and Dennit5 ~yzan, 17, Buena Park.
Suspect Takes Swim, But
Can't Escape Law's Arm
Bart A. Vaicaro. 20. of Los Angeles .
was drying out today and awaiting ar-
raignment in Newport B e a c h
Municipal Court on charges of in-
terfering with a police officer.
The youtt.. emerged from Newport
Harbor late Thursday night after he
allegedly plunged in and attempted to
swim away from arresting officer
Chris Ka11amano...
The poU~man said the chase began
when Vaicaro shoved him out of an
apartment doorway as he tried to
enter and check the Identification of
several young people.
Karama.,os said he stumbled out to
t: r balcony beca,use '. the shove. then
forced his way back into t.he apart-
ment. He said Vaicaro ran to the rear
of the apartment. jumped off a
balcony onto the patio below. then
jumped into the bay and swam away.
Karamanos said he met the youth as
he emerged from the water at 38th
Street and placed him under arrest.
Traffic Problems
Report A vaila~le
Reference copies of the recently
completed Wilbur Smith report on
Newport Beach tratfic problems are
available for inspectioo at each of the
city's library branches.
City Traffic Engineer Robert Jaffe
said circulatioo copies also are
available in the Balboa and Corona de!
Mar branches. The report I~ shelved
under the Dewey Decimal numbering
o{ c.388.3.
a senior citizen." he smUed, "but most
of the teenagers stepped aside and
were very courteous. I even beard
soch words a.s 'pardon me' and 'ex-
cuse me.' "
He noted that one of the biggest d.lf •
rerences between lhls Easter vacatibn
and those in years put i• _.
preponderance now of day vialtorl.
Few 9tudents are slaying overnl&bt..
larg~ly because. Glavas suggested.
there aren't as many available rentals
as before.
··we've got a lot more permanent
residents now, and the city is out-
growing the conditions we once
permitted," he said. "This fact ls ob-
viously belng communicated to the
kids."
He conceded tbat Newport ls getting
Cities Y ote 24-0
Harbor District
Nears OhliVion
By JACK BROBACK ., ~~WY , .... Slaff
The Orange County League of Cities
Thursday night pushed the Orange
County Harbor District a step closer
to the governmental graveyard.
City representatives voted ~ to 0 to
recommend that the C a 1 i f o r n I a
Legislature diss.>lve the district as a
special agency of county government.
Newport Beach abstained in the
showdown vote.
To replace the harbor setup, the
league recommended t.hat its functions
be taken over by a regular county
department. of parks, beaches, harbors
and regional recreation.
The recommendation today was
transmitted to Assembtyman John V.
Briggs (R-Fullerton), who has a
diaaoluUon· blll ready fot actlon-
&egtsAtrant. # :='
The Board of Supervisors will study
the recommendation Tuesday. but
state legislative action c o u I d
supersede anything the board might
do.
The league vote further recom-
mended the district be financed from
the county general fund rather than as
a separate taxing agency, 86 presently
constituted. The current district tax
rate is 91fz cent.; per $100 assessed
valuation .
Other recommendations include ap-
pointment of a five t.o seven-man ad-
visory committee. including represen-
tation from the League of Cities.
Thursday night's action rollowcd 20
months or intensive study by two
league committees. The second grour
was appointed two months ago and fil-
ed its report Thursday.
Briggs' bill is similar to the leagi1e
recommeodatirn. be reported March
21 when he introduced it. I! approvrd
as now written, the supervisors would
have to get a two-thirds vote of lhll
people or raJse the county tax ratP
before undertaking any major car1tal
Improvements in areas under lhr
t.arbor district.
A tax on the dJstrict began morr
than two years ago when Huntini;:ton
Beach threatened to withdraw 1n a
dispute over who should pay for
harbor safety services in the cit)' '
Huntington Harbour marina.
In February lhe Local Agenc1rs
Formation Commission (LAFC) 1urn·
ed down Huntington Beach's bid lo
withdraw from the district.
Orange Coast city represent a I 1vr•
serving on the group which brought 1n
Held in Looting
EL CENTRO IUPJ) -llubt>rt I
Melon. a trustee of Imperial Vallr'
Memorial Perk Cemetery. today w;1,
in jail on a charge of lootin~ thr
<.<.metery's perpetual care fund n1
s.50,IXXl.
Thursday·s recommt'ndation include
;.:i.tyor Dona1d Shii-~ey, Huntington
Rrach: Councilman fhomas O'Keefe,
San Clemente: Councilman John
Hamilton. Seal Beach: Mayor Willard
.Jordan, Costa Mesa. and Mayor Justin
McCarthy. Westminster.
King Slayer's
Car Believed
Seized by FBI
i\TLANTA (UPI) -An impounded
'Ahile Mustang resembling one that
roared away from the scene o( the
sniper_:-..~..t~·~
lOng Jr. tut. \tetk Ln Memphis. Tenn ..
was under close ir.spection and guard·
ed by the F'BJ today.
•·No comment.'' was lhe only word
from FBI officials. except to add lhat
no warrant had been issued ror the
car's registered owner, Eric Starvo
Galt. '!l. of a Birmingham, Ala .. ad-
dress, where residents of a rooming
house said they hadn't seen Galt in
three months.
Florida police. at the request of the
FBI, had issued a statewide "locate
and notify" alert for Galt Thursday
afternoon, about the time the 1966
Mustang was towed into the FBJ's
Atlanta headquarters and c!oaked in
secrecy. The FBI cancelled the alert
about five hours later. There wu no
explanation.
Gall's address was a stucco. two-
story roomini? house in a south Birm-
ingham neighborhood of old homes,
high-rise apartments and modern of-
fice strurturrs.
Searchlig ht Will
Lig ht the W<1 y
To Teen Dance
Just follow the searchlight.
Thal advice to Harbor A r e a
teenagers is lrom spor.sors Of a Bal
Week dance at Corona de! Mar High
School.
The dar.ce will be held Lonlght at the
school gymnasium ; the searchlight
will be out in front to light the way for
anyone under 21.
Newport llarbor Jaycees a r P
t h r o w i n g the dance, which will
feature a light sho.1. to ra1sP
scholarship funds . Admission is SI.SO
per person.
"We hope to have more than 800
kids tonight," said Jaycee official
.John Haskell. ''We've got some really
groovy musicians. The Zlectric Chair
and the Second Time Around."
Dance time Is 8 p.m.
a "certain element who are not part of
the academic com munity, I mean the
dropouts," but not many of them.
''In the main, our visitors are young
studen ts who are well·behaved and
having a good time. Some of them , of
course, are dissidents. But even in my
day. we had kids like that."
Some 44 "dissidents" were arrested
Thursday, and 61 the day before. Both
totals were down at least a third,
however, from Bal Week 1967.
And Glavas noted that most of the
arrests were for minor violations,
such as lack of parental control and
failure to meet the city's 10 p.m.
cuffiiw law.
''The concept of Bal Week as we
once knew it," he. concluded, "is now
part of our pasl It's history.,.
041LY l'ILOT Si.ft~ ~AJAMA ...._jc,;.1Jtiftttl'ftrt en Balboa Peninsula early lbis mo~
ing turned Fernando ..itrcel into sce11e of "slumber party" for this
group of Bal Week visitors from Alhambra. Though the 4:30 a.m.
fire <clothes dr_ving over a space beater) was minor and caused only
$20 damage, it sent 12 girls. two chaperones and two boys scamper·
ing into street in predawn hours to escape smoke.
Appeal Dismissed
Irvine Heiress Loses
Again in Estate Fight
(Special lo tbt> DAILY PILOT)
SAN FRANCISCO -Irvine Ranch
heiress Joan ln·ine Smith today
stands loser in another round in her
legal battle to gain a larger share in
the $200 million estate of her late
grandfather, James Irvine.
The C81Horn1a Court of AppeaJs here
announced that it has dismissed Mrs.
Smith's legal action. Mrs. Smith's at·
torneys. howevrr. iJldlcate<i she will
not drop the calir.
The legal action brought by I.he blon-
d" ranch heiress i n v o I v e d in-
lerpret~tion or a tlause in th~ Ja~es
Irvine will dealing with adm101strat1on
of hi s fortune
RANCH FOUNDER
James Irvine was rounder of the
sprawling Irvine Ranch in Orange
County. The appellate decision was
Cook Can1pa ig n
F unds Dona ted
Bv 13 5 Backer~
Losing Newport Beach Cit:v C'-0unc1I
candidate Dee Cook today revealed he
had 135 rinancial supporters 1n his
campaign.
reportedly ID hands or attorneys Mon-
day.
The appellate action was taken at the
request or Mrs. Smith's attorneys
because she is suing in Los Angele~
Federal Court.
An earlier appeal from Superior
Court Judge Alvin Weinberger's re·
jection of Mrs. Smith's original action
was turned down by lhe state Supreme
Court.
Meanwhill'. Mrs. Smtth has a11other
action und(·r appeal be!orr the 9th
District Federal Court of appeal on
her lawsuit against lhl' James Irvine
f''oundation
SECOND ~tA TIER
San Francisco attorney James Tip·
ton. representing Irvine Foundation
President N. Loyal McLaren. ex·
plained today there is no connection
between the two legal actions being
brought by the ranch heiress.
In the second matter. Mrs Smith
(Sec IRVlNE. Pagr 2)
Weal he r
Million Note Good Friday, Passover
"They contributed.'' said Gook. ex-
actlv 14.001. It wa:. a generous
c1emonstrahon of 1wpport and I rcallv
appreciated It: and I want pcopll' to
know about it.'.
incumbent Cook. who was defrated
Thosr clouds will roU by some-
time Saturday afternoon. fore·
caster Frank Ernst promises,
leaving a sunny Easter Sonday
with tcmperaturci; in th<' 70 dc-
i:rer ran11r and no rain in s1siht
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Christians of au d:?nom.inations for Easter and Passover which COIO·
[ll"ayed bl solemn services in Orange clde this year.
Cc ast churches today mourning th, Visitors jammed hotels ano private
Good Friday death of Christ on the h001es. The overflow bedded d,Pwn. in
_ ~-,,.. .Jl(llCbools ~d mooaltcrles< _
Many churches. opeM(t their doort 'lbe _Ghrist.iMt traveled ~-the. city
at noon for tbe ttldlt1on-1 three·hour for tM annual Way of ~ Cross pro·
aervicu of pr&ytr, and meditation and cessloft. tracusg ChrTst's path to
l.od.lvidual conununioo. Calvary on the tint Good Friday. and
Sfvices of remembrance were to .:elebrale lhe Ruurrectlon on Sun·
pt,,nned by o•t,er congregations for d3y. The Jews were there to pray nt
th:.1 evening. thr Wailln~ Wall before tundown, start
The scene of solemn prayer '\nd o! the week-lon11 festival okPassov<'r
mou:rnlng was tht same at churche~ commemonting the Exodu11 from
thfooghout I.be world. EJM>t. In Jerusalem. thousands ol Christian Hebrew hbtorlans claimed that lhl~
aDd Jewlah pUJrlm• thrOOJed the city is the first Pu...ovtr in :1.258 yean .,, .t r
tht.t a Jewish army has i>een sta'1onrt1
or the Red Sea. over wl\.ch thr
Israelites escaped from E g y J1 t
Israel's army al&O was there durini?
..J,beJ956 Suei wat...l>\.il pulled ouLof th<'
Sinai Desert be.fore Puaover began.
Jewisll housewives and cooks were
b!.lsy preparing the stder CestSts which
at sundown Inaugurate Passover
l)cders were prepared for army unit~
frvm tht Syrian Oeittn HelJthls to •!'Ir
1• S1.ez Canal. with thf' bigire11t In Int
. 1oai ~ser1. near Mt. 'Stnai.
In Romtn Catholic cbW'chcs Jo ttaly
altars W\.rc bare. bells wer ,• silent and
sacred lmllges were dr.ipctl In purple.
No masses we1re bfini; &&Id and
..
by Ed Hirth. emphasized : sacred hosts blessed }II Thursddy "I didn't have tc spend a cent of m~ r~ on special ''alt.zrs or repose .. own money ..
In many Italian churches, large He said a newspaper report Thurs-
crucifixes lay on the noor and day that he had personally paid 12.400
churchgoers dropped OoweN on them . to meet his re-election campaign ex-
The mournful rites reach a cUmax l>iltS.Ci. ~at ::\otaUy e..Toneous."
lt11roM'eYftiefl Pop@ ralJM'! ilf!1tdS .--iteTI's fire that's an insult to me ln
lliturgical a~tion In ihe lras1llca of st. a way." he d~c1ared. -
Mary M.rjor and walb in a torchlight "If I had lo do that after having
"Way of the Cross" at the coloueum. eight years or my life wrapped up as a
In the afternoon rile ln Sl. Mary Ma· city councUmen. it would mean I hod Jar, lt.s cell!ng guttering with the first little support.'' ht> said "And I ht.HI
Cold Columbus brought frum America. some fine , 11tronl( backinR from a lot of
the '10-year..old Pontiff walks barefoot generous people."
tC\ kiss the !ee• O• a crucifix. St. Jl)h1i'6 Cook Hid thr money wt!i spent
account or the Passion is sung and largely on new paper adverU6lni:.
PrlY«rS u, uld In Utany trc-m for ~ll radio pluga and mailers. Hirth. hl1 op-
IOrta IDd conditions of men. ponent. ~ M>oot 14.SOO.
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2 DAILY PILOT Friday, April 12, 1968
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Big Jtlove ...
Verne Hunt, 12 (left), and Peter Perkins. 11, spend
a tense morpent in chess game at Harbor Area
Boys' Club as spectators also get up tight over ac-
lion. Watching are Donnie Wright (left. back-
ground) and Jerry Evans (right, background).
Newport's Surf
Up, But Rescues
Still Way Down
The surf was still up Ln Newport
Beach Thursday. but rescues were
way down, Marine Safety Director
Robert Reed reported today.
Reed sald his lifeguard! logged a
totaJ of six saves. compared to 124 the
previous day.
He attributed the dedlne ~ changes
in the air temperature. "It was in the
low 70'1 at the moat," he sald. "Not
many people are driven by that kind or
heat lnto the water, which was a chilly
59."
Beach attendance was about 60.000.
down aome 10.000 from Wednesday.
Reed said he expected today's beach
activity to "pretty much" duplicate
Thursday's.
Cloudy Skies
Due for Eclipse
It will be a dark rught along the
<.;range Coast (and everywhere else I
torught, even if the clouds do blow
away. A total eclipse of the moon is
expected startmg at 7: 10 p.m.
Los Ange les wealht:r b u r e a u
spokesmen hPve predicted overcast
skies this evening. But if the clouds
f'lear away. Orange Const residents
wil! ge l their best oppurtunlty to view
;. lu11:ir ecUp111. until 1971.
The moon is expected to move Into
the shado v creall'J hy lhc rarth's J:el ·
link between 1l and· the sun at 7: 10
o'clock tonight. It should be totally ecupsed betwee n 8 :2'2 and 9: 12 p.m .
according to Dr. Clarence J .
Cleminshaw, director of Griffith Park
Observatory.
Pacific Telephone
Offers Wage Hikes
SAN fRANClSCO I AP) -Pac1fl
Telephone Co. offered today wagt' 1r
creases ranglnit from S4 ~ to $21 a
week for 40,000 umon-represente·
employes tn Ca lifornia and Nevada.
The offe r was made during negot1a·
tions on an 18·month wage reopenmg
clause in the current three.year con-
tract with the A F L · C I 0 Com·
munlcalions Workers of America.
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County Man Facing Courl .
On Vegas Con Game Rap
A Fullerton man 3Dd three com-
painons charged wilh attemptinl! to
clseat a Lc:s Vegas gambling casino
out of $40.000 with a deck of ma rked
cards will be arraigned within the nex t
few weeks.
Charges agamst tlu 1:e other peri;on~
arrested in connection with th~ alleged
swindle attempt <.t Howard Hugt,es'
Frontier Hotel were droppec1 whPn
they appeared in court.
UCI Appoints 7
N ew Professors
For Fall Term
Hiring of seven new profe ssors Im
next fall was announced today by rc1
Cha ncellor Dan iel G. Aldrich Jr
The professors. where they comr
t1<>m. and their new assignments:
Theo Vennemann -teaching assis·
tanl at UCLA. to become assistant
professor of German in the depart·
ment of foreign languages.
Theodore Fiedler -graduate i;lu·
dent at University of Tublngen. West
Germany. also to becomr a~sistnnt
professor of German.
Eike·Henner W. Kluge -teachin !!
lellow at University or Mlchil!an. to
hccome assistant. professor o I
philosophy
Michael D. Butler -post doctoral
fellow in the Fo1eign Area Fellowship
Program. to become assistant pro-
fessor in school of aociaJ sciences.
Max Wei Yeh -an<>ther fellow in
the Foreign Area F e I I o w s h i p
Program, to become assistant pro·
ressor of EngUsh and comparative
literature
Lemar Mot Hill -faculty member
;i! University College . London. to
:1ecome assistant professor of history.
Robert E. Letro -chairman of the
!'acilic Higt !:;chool, San Bernardino.
.ocial science,) department, to becoml'
11 pervisor of teacher education.
Still racing chargf:s of conspiracy
and all.empted grand larceny are
Douglas R. Anderson. 37. of Fullerton :
Vred PaJilla. 5i. of Lomita. Bevnly
0 . Hansen. 37, of Salt Lake City, and
Hobert M .• Johns. 50, o' Las Vegas.
S<Jphist1c:ited electronics devices
de veloped by one of Hugh~~ industrial
plants wen: used to catch ~h·e suspeds
in the alleged swindle a, the Hugh~s·
tiwned ca!.ino.
lnvestigat-0rs hall been alerted to lhe
likelihood of a cheating scheme and
kept the FMntier gaming tables under
cloae surveillanc' for a week.
They said MJss Hansen switched the
marked deck or cards with a house
set. aided by casino blackj'.lck dealer
lohns. whc is also chaiged in the cast.
Chorges ag:i·ns~ Jo E . Stevenson. 40.
nf 1Voodbr1dge Calif . Jl'd Wesley W.
Sh0 rman. 28. and his wife Man~1e, 2!l
or Lodi. wrre d1smis~ed.
County· Ma yors
To Pick New
LAFC Members
Mayors of 25 Orange County cities
wi ll meet in Costa Mesa April 25 to
select two members and an alternate
for th e Loral A~enc.' Formation Com·
mission tLAF'C1.
Vacancies were created w h e n
mayors William Martin. of Laguna
Beach and George Honold of Garden
Grove were defeated in thelr bids for
re-ele<:t1on T u e s d a y. Also to br
replaced as altem<.tr LAFC com·
missioner is Mayor Glenn .. Bucky"
Walters of Ft1llerton who did not seek
re-election
Walters 1~ d candidate for counh
~upervlsor in the third district. op.
rosing tn :um bent William J. Phmip~
Terms for succes"ors I• Martin and
Walte ri: wUI be for foUI years.
llonold'~ replacement will serve thl'
balance Of his term. wh.icb endf. ON.I
·Dec. 10.
OCC's Watson Will Head
State Junior College Unit
Dr Norman E. Watson will be the
next president of the Callfornla Jun-
ior College rusoclation.
Watson. superintendent of Oranf(r
Coast Junior College Dlstrict. hu been
tapped as president-elect of the aate-
wlde association. He will become
president in l969·'t0·
The educator is also chairman of
the California Commission on Higher
Education
He w\ll bt the first from Orange
Coast to hold the highest junior college
post In the state. Dr. Bull H. Peter-
son, former OCC president, was state-
wide pt'esldent ln 1945-48, but when he w• •t Gltn4*1t College.
Wauo11 •as selected ~ prulcktm..-.Qtiim
e ec at a tfttnt -eattfonUa-,JW'lfMo
Cottere-Anod8~ meetin1 m Fnsno._
He will SU~ Dr. John W. OUM,
superintendent of Peralta J u n l o r
CoUtge In Oakland.
Watson has been superintendent of
Orange Coast .Junior Collece District
sln~e 19114 Previously at OCC hf wa~
president of the college. dean of adult
education. dran of student personnel.
85s.istant superintendent of vocational
tducaUon. and assistant suptnntend·
nt 1n charge of edu~uo,,.I program. ,, NEXT STATE JC PA.EXY
Or. ~r?Mn E. Wetsen
Toro Soldier
From Wire Servlcet
An El Toro soldier was one of
$everal American Gls quoted In wire
~ervice reports toJay of w h a t
Americana called The Battle of Good
Friday near Saigon.
Commun.lit troops screaming "We
lull Gls" overran an Army position 50
miles northwest of Saigon in South
Vie tnam. "We were only hall dug in
whe.n they came In on us." said Pfc.
Roy Mills of El Toro.
The Communists were btatei. back
into the jungle at the expense of heavy
losses.
The fighting was so fierce both sides
r .. e~· in every directlo11.
"They were everywhere." a Texas
1~1 said. "All around us We shot at
dnyttung 11e couldn't identify."
The attackers -estimdled at a 400-
man battalion -left behind 129 dead.
haU of them buried in a mass grave
aro the rest still scattered through the
rubber tree jungle where the battle
was fought.
An Army chaplain held a Good Fri-
day service for the 16 U.S. 25th lrti:)n-
try Division men killed in thr1ight.
Another 47 were wounded in the battle
and nown to a hospital.
F rotn Page J
IRVINE ...
contend) that tne .iames Irvine Foun-
dation has illegally held stock in the
giant rancl\ company since 1947.
In this lawsuit. now under appeal.
Mrs Smith seeks to reg2in control o(
4;;9 shares of company stock held by
the Foundation since 1947. Value is at
least Sl09,000 a share.
Mrs. Snuth is now the largest single
stockholder in the Irvine Co.
One effect of her •egal action against
the Foundation has been that the
Foundation has suspended all grants
to 71 ed ucational and charitable in-
stitutions, many of which are on the
Orange Coast.
F'oundaUon grants in 1966 amounted
In morto than S.564.000.
Carpenters~ Building
Industry Negoti ating
LOS ANGELES CUPll -Southern
California's 75.000 union caipenters.
SC<'ktng a $11)()-a.week package Of
wag<' raises and fringe benefits during
<1 three-~ear p<'riocf. today negotiated
with the construction mdustry against
<t M:. I slnke deadline
Contract talks for 4.000 cement
masons and 5.IXXJ teamsters also were
in progress. Master contracts for the
carpenters and the cement masons
run until 19'10, but both contracts have
"reopener" clauses for economic
items this year.
tr ..
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Harbor
A special panel of Newport Beach
and Costa Mesa business leaders plan
a study wruch could prove painful to * -{;:{ tr Schools Okay
Reassignment
Of Principals
A plan to assign prlnclpals to dll·
ferent categories with diflerent rates
of pey beg.innin;; next fall has been ap·
proved by Newport-Mesa s c h o o I
trustees.
Principals wlll be designated either
probationary. regular or reso_urcl'
principals, with resource principals
receiving extra pay for e x t r a
responsibilities.
The number of principals in this lat-
ter C'ategory will be determined by the
amount of money available in the
budget, Supt. Leland Newcomer 11a1d.
He said it is expected the position will
be worth several thousand dollars
more per yaer.
Probationary status will be for prln·
cipals new to the district. Probation
will last at least six months but not
over two years. Pay will be at 90 per-
cent of the reguJar rate.
The plan was worked out by a com-
mittee of principals over the past
year. .
Added duties.for resource principals
will include assis1ing new principals,
developing new education concepts
and practices for the district. and
helping with teacher recruitment.
The committee said these added
responsibillties will not lnterfere with
or detract from the princlpal's maln
job of operating bls school.
Dr. Newcomer has often said It is a
tenet of b1s educational philosophy to
give principals more responsibility
and reduce the number of central of·
Cice adminJstrators.
Sinking Yacht
Rescued by CG
The 36-foot power yacht Game
Fisher. reported taklng on water and
sinking oU the east end of Catalina
lsla.nd Thursday, was saved by
prompt res<'ue efforts or a U.S. Coast
Guard heljcopter and cutter.
The Game Fisher, owned by Reuben
C. SkJar of Enl!lno and operated bv
Mark Sklar. lffd 11 persona on board
when her engines conked out and she
began taking on waler.
A Coast Guard helicopter dropped
pumps to the vessel and the cutter
Point Judith towed ht!r to Avalon.
The Coast Guard said cause of the
leak was not determined.
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Leaders
the bond lssue·bt.tna:rx Newporl·Mesa
Unified School District.
Future r e c o ~ m e n d at j on by
chambers of commerei! in each city
will depend on • oi.tfc<>int ot the
definitive probe lDto' just 1»0w much
school Improvements should cost.
Members ol the group come from
the Blue Ribbon Past Presidents Com.
mittee of &acb local ellamber of com.
merce and they want a reason.ably
clear cut answer.
··w~ wiU b.a~4a our own study." said
Al Geiser: charrman of the Co~ta Mesa
past ~residents committee at a Board
of DIIectors luncheon me e t In g
Wednesday at the Pali.sades Restau-rant.
.He said th;e Mudy group will confer
with the lrvme Company, Segerstrom Ian~ de velopment officials. archJtects,
engmeers and corporations involved 1n
such matters.
Results of the probe will be weighed
before the committee decides whether
to ree<>mmend passage by voters of an
expected . N~wport-Mesa U n I f i e d
School District bond issue early next
~ar.
''If they don '_t compare favorably,
we may question the bond issue "
Geiser told fellow chamber dire®>~s
at ltte Wednesday meeting.
The district last year sought
passage Of a $20 million school bOlld
issue to expand present facilities and
construct new classrooms but the
measure failed.
Geiser sajd TU6$day there rs no
question or. the need for expansion, but
the group 1s determined to know just
~t the realistic c<>st of such a pro·
Jed should be.
Boy, 6, Injured
By Motorcycle
A 6-year-old boy suffered serious In-
juries when he tried to cross Newport
Boulevard on foot Thursday and col-
lided with a motorcycle.
Reported still in ~rious condition
thls morning at Hoag Memorial
HospitaJ was Sean Peter Connolly, of
Santa Ana. He suffered a depressed
skull fracture. facial cuts and a fnc-
tured right thigh bone. Newport Beech
poUce said.
Traffic 1nvestigators said the bov
was with a grOU!°) of youngsters. lrl·
elud ing seve1 al bro!.hers and sisters.
He attempted to cross the boulevard
from west to east a~out 15 feet north
of thl' Archt>s Overpass.
Driver of the moto1cycle wai;
Manuel Jesse Holguin. 23, aiso of San.
lP Ana. Police said Holguin apparently
was riding north on N e w p o r t
Boulevard at a slow speed when he
collided with the boy. No charges were
brought against the cyclist.
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"" Tt~• 'Hero' Killed
Mongrel dog "Meatball'' and
Marine Pfc. Gerald Brissman
are shown here in happy days
in Vietnam after the pooch
saved bis master's life. Dog
was killed Thursday in Indian·
apolis by policeman SW?ll11)ned
to Brissman's apartment •by
door-to-door salesman w h o
claimed the dog bit him. Police
said it was an accident.
Services Held
For Seal Beach
Mayor-elect
• -Funeral service:s were conducted to-
day for Seal Beach Mayor-elect Leslie
M. Dreis • was stricke& and died
Wednesday while driving home from a
Colvrado River vacation. He was 62.
Last rites were conducted at 2 p.m.
at Mottell's Mortuary, .i.n Long Beach.
Mr. Ore is has served two years on
tlie Seal Beach City Council and would
have become mayor on July 1. He was
with the Long Beach Polfce Depart·
ment from 1930 to 1950. retiring then
as rletective inslM!(:tor.
The mayor-elect died while driving
home from vacation with his wife and
sister-in-law.
A resident of Southern California for
45 years. Mr. Oreis was born in
Washington. D.C. Aug. 15, 1905.
He belonged to the El Bekal Shrine.
th0 Leisure World Masonic Club and
Sh rine Club, the Long Beach Elks 888
and the board of ~tors of the
Leisure World Golden Rain Foun·
dallon.
Mr Dreis leaves hls widow. Veda: a
son. Leslie M. Dreis of Fountain
Valley: a dau~hter. Mrs. Roberta
Martinez of Garden Grove and four
grandchildren.
WarNte Barred
U.S. Still Seeks --.. ~
Neutral Talk Site
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The White
House said today efforts were still in
progress to find a "mutually agreed
upon" site ror U.S.-North Vietnam
talks.
George Christian. P r e s i d e n t
Johnson's press secretary. made the
statement ln response to questions
about the status of a site selection
after the United States Indicated
Thursday it was against a Hanoi pro-
posal to set iolttal contacts in Warsaw.
Christian reiterated that John!:on
originally suggested Geneva ror the
meeting. He said Hanoi came back
with a suggestion or Phnom Penh in
Cambodia "or anoth,.r place to be
mutually agreed upon."
lJe-a<tded: .. That h1 the status and t
doubt if I'll have anvthing further to
say about It as contacts are under way
to determine a location."
Johnson was flying to Texas this
afternoon to spend the E a s t e r
weekend at his ranch. The White
House said he would go to Hono111lu.
probably on Monday. to meet Wed·
nesday with President Park ChunJ?
Hee of South Korea.
Christian said Johnson would confer
nrst with Adm. U.S. Grant Sharp and
members of the U.S. Pacific Com·
mand Headquarters in H o n o 1 u l u
before the one-day session with Park.
Christian said there ve no plans for
other Asian beads of state to attend.
Christian saJd Johnson has wantNt
to see Park since the President's unof·
ficial troubleshooter. Cyrus R. Vance .
visited Seoul two months ago to try to
reassure the Park regime that the
United States Intends to bold the line
In Korea and Southeast Asia.
The "official circleS'' quoted by
Tass implied that the United States
was reneging on its promise to J?o
"anywhere at any time·• to talk peace
with North Vietnam.
lt was the second conseeutive day
that Tass. in an officially inspired
story. acted as a condtllt of in·
formation between Hanoi a n d
Washington on the meeting site.
North Vietnam originally proposed
Phnom Penh. Cambodia. as the site.
When America rejected this on ground
there was no U.S. Embassy there,
Tass quoted "authoritative circles" in
Hanoi Thursday as proposing Warsaw
instead. The story today was prompted by
Christian's response to the Warsaw
proposal.
It said this "rejection of Warsaw for
preliminary contacts is legally un·
tenable for four re;i.wns:
-"The United States 6as expressed
repeatedly It& willingness to meet a
DRV represen:.&tive at any place and
any time. The Unitecl States has
already rejected Phnom Penh lillld now
r"jects Warsaw as the meeting place.
-·'The United States expressed will·
ingness to establish as :;oon as pc,ssi-
bll contac between rep .. esntatlves of
the two countr!es. but U.S. actions on·
ly delay such coot.acts.
·-"Ht vml.. declined Phnom Penh.
the United States motivated It. refusal
L meet 1U1ere1 by the absence of · 11e
necessary conditions there . . . but
Warsaw does hc.ve an American E n·
bassy. a staU of c.orrespondents and
means of commurucation.
-"Warsaw ha.:1 be..m thP. site. for
over 10 years oow. of coo~ct~
bf-tween the United s:ates and tht>
Peoples Repuhlic of Chlna."
The charge that the United ]\ates is
''~laying" the contacts indicated th<:t
North Vl~tnam, although angy qver
the American rejection. was i.ot ready
to break off attempts to make contact.
Christian had s<:.td that the U. S.
gJvemment p:oposed "a 1\um"8r of
llfutral countrie3 as possible site s for
contact and we have not yet had an~·
response to this proposal."
The Tass storv did not mention th is
rx:oposal. ·
American officials hoo said earlit>r
the United States was witing to hold
U1c talks anywhere it had secure com
munications. which meant anywhere 1t
h:id an embassy.
Grove Man Dies
When Auto Hits
Rear of Truck
A Garden Grove man was killed in·
stanily Thursday night when his rar
hurtled into the rear or a stalled cc>·
ment truck on the San Diego Freeway,
County Traffic
Death ToU
19ti7
51
south of Los Alamitos Boulevard in
Seal Beach.
Catif'orrua Highway P a r o I in·
vestigators identified the victim as 49.
year-old Martin Baluski.
The auto struck the big vehicle al
such high speed that impact knockrrt
the dual rear wheels of the rig 10 rrrt
forward from their mounting.
The car was shoved complete!~·
under ttie c~ment truck, com1n~ to
rest beneatn the cab, according to
CHP officers.
Two heavy cranes were reqwred to
lift the truck trailer off the wreckage
ol Baluski's car.
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F'rld,y, April 12, 1%8 DAIL V PILOT J
Beauty and the Bunnies
Overwhelmed by a lrio of Easter rabbits almost as
b1~ as she is. Vanessa Rivera . ta.month-old daugh-
ter o{ Mr. and Mrs. John Rivera, 1825 Placentia
Ave., Costa Mesa. gets into mood of season. It's a
lime for frilly dresses, cuddly bunnies and egg
hunts in the grass.
occ Overruled by Board
Orange Coast Junior College District
was on the wrong end or a ruling by
the Orange County Board of Education
for the second time in less than a
month Thursday when it wa'i ordered
tn permit a South Laguna housewife to
t>nroll for the fail term.
The decision was seen as another
\'iCtory ror the Saddleback .Junior
College District in its seat tax dispute
with Orange Coast.
Last month. the appeal or Mrs.
Angela Conkey against an Orange
Coast ruling brought a si milar verdict
from the county board.
Upheld Thursday was the petition of
Mrs. Virginia Cal:away, 24022 El
Mirage. La guna N1Rucl M r " .
Callaway said she tried to enroll in the
Orange Coast nursing program but
was told by an official that the pro-
gram was fulJ and she must add hrr
name to the waiting list.
Both students re~ide in what 1s now
the Saddleback .Junior C o 11 e g e
Dii;trid . Orange roast offic1al i;' OP·
position to such applications stems
from Sadd!eback's refusal lo pay a
$.100 per student seat tax.
Saddll!back claims exemption from
the levy on the basis of a 1965 amend-
ment to State Edu cat•on Codt> which
excludes newly £01 mPd c o I I e g e
districts from seat tax liability for
three years.
Orange Coast is currently scekJn~ lo
have the law amended so that Sad·
dleback wlU be forced to pay the tax
for its students who use Orange Coast
facilities.
Both students were urged to appeal
by the Saddleback bOard.
The possibility that further appeals
may become unnecessary loomed
Thursday when Sa.:idleback trustees
asked the County Board to establish a
policy whkh could be applied to all
future appeals.
The County Board will djscuss th <'
proposal at its April 25 meeting.
Saddleback will open an interim
campus for 750 rrP~hmen ~tudents in
the fall. But ii is expected that many
Saddleback students will be "farmed
out" to classes in the Orange Coast.
North Orange County and Sant.a Ana
Ju nior college districts until the
IK'rmanent Saddleback college if
available.
Roadblock Crash
Kills 1, Hurts I
LONG BEACH I AP) -A car being
chased by police attempted to run a
roadblock early today and crashed,
killing one m,an and critically mjunng
another. police said.
Police identified the dead man as
William Ray Allen. 23 and his com·
panion at Long Beach Memorial
Hoi;pital as Harold .J. Johnson. There
was no further identification on either
man
• MONDAY. TMURSDAY, FRIDAY 10:00 TlLL 9:30 • OTHER 04 YS 10:00 TILL 5:JO
DAILY PILOT ,,..,, April U, 1'60
V oldllfl Outrage
President Signs
NEW YOR.K <1.1Pt) -A dOte fi'ied the *-"abMdd naJb' .. •aued 1D 'J'ba ~ lats bad a faDIDC out, then
a reOi9rUl•tklll. but Gr.a never
~ ... Oarlad'a Mia......., Civil Rights Bill
of Judy Gari.and, UDb4 romandcalrY tlM coac:illa!i09 put ol a.I c..t:" ad-
to the sill,.,, Wll ari....,..1'1"'*1 6'1 W Orem '.W ~ M4
nilht on grancl!Arceay cblrtM adltoc tta.DdaUy auatlllMd 1ldl trGrDAll tor
from the theft and PlwniDt Qf, two CC the JM1t ttir.. ye~."
Miss Garlud'• rln .. worth tut.•: "1111• Mb• ~lf,nd. ............ ~aler Recalling
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Playboy Magazine bu selected
"'eel• Derian (36-11-35) u "Play·
. nat.e of the Year." Mias Dorian,
:he maguine'a "Playmate of the
~ontb" for Jut September, Tecent·
y completed a film role in "Rose-
nary's Baby." • To insure hia family against slip-
pinc in a wet bathtub, Den Perrine,
.Jf Houaton. inatalled a set of ad·
beaive safety strips in the bottom
of tbe tlab. W h 11 e ~ttiq the
strips ln place, Pentne lllpped and
fell, cnctln1 • couple of nbt. •
WASHINGTON (AP) -Pl'esident
J ohnson, voiclni outraie at the
tlayin1 of Dr. Martin Luther King and
the violence that followed It, bas slfJI·
ed an hlat.oric open-housing bill as a
federal tut force girded to enforce
the new Jaw .
It 11 the third land.mark civil rights
bill to bec\>me law since Johnson
entered the White House. (~e details,
Page 5)
"AU America ls outraged at the
uauainaUon of Kina." tM Pl'esldent
Reserve Call
Said Signal
Of Intentions
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah lUPil -
The callup of 2UOO reserve troops
was Hailed as "a signal of our in· t~ntions around the world" by Eugene
V. Rostow. undersecretary of st.a~ for
poliUcal affairs.
Roatow, a keynote speaker at the
University of Utah'• conference on
U.S. national strategy Thursday, said the Oallup was "a meana of guaran-
teeing that if we go Into negotiations
{i!i Vietnam) we will be talking from a
positron of positive strenrth." ,
He added, "It ln41cates very sharply that we have no intention of accepting
a fake and calling it peace."
Roctow said the United States w a
vital se1L interest ln keeping un-
Vietnam "fl<twer child" Daniel Leder-derdeveloped countries out of Corn-
man. of Miami, Flo .• keepi tM season munllt bands.
in rm-spective wit1& his helmet dee-"Our safety as an open society re-
orated with Eaner·t11pe flOtDtrs. Sgt. quires a new system of world order
Lederman's outfit, tM 25th lnfant111 ... a system in which we can effec-
Division, is P,Prticipatrng in "Opera· lively work with others for peece," he
tion Compleft Victory." cm all·out sai~.
allied offensive to drive the Com· Rost.ow traced America's historical
muni.tt& out of SotLth Vietnam. rise to world leadership from the e disintesration of European colonialism
En~lish actor Peter NHdham, In Southeut Asia and other regions. "Unleu we take the lead in pro· who as a role in the play, "Satur-moting such an arrangement ca new
day Night in the Crown." faces bis system to replace the stabilixing ef·
biggest test Saturday. In the play fecta of coloniall!m) whole areas of
he drinks seven pi nts of real beer the world will pass into Communist
. • . it was felt the a udience could l\anda," he added.
tell the difierence if colored water He emphulzed lt wu not the U.S.
were used . . . and on Saturday, role tn act ac a world polb:eme but to
the play is ~cheduled fol' two con-ablel4 U. ~,..,,...... CCllUDtriel
secutive performances. . -. ilrom . COmy""'"' donilnltlOQ untJl e ~ countries couAd ~ tMmttlvet
Houston police arreatect Curtf• "P the ecoaomJc laddert.
Arthur Mote'Ur, 2'l. of Portland,
Ore., after they said be demanded
$100.000 from a bank employe and
threatened to blow up tbe bank
with a homemade bomb in a paper
sack. The clerk called his bluff.
The "bomb" turned out to be a loaf
of bread and three overripe banan-
as. police said. •
Officials of a Santa Fe, N.M.,
nursing home told police that a
11011nu man darted into the
home. urabbed a cigar bo:t from
the reception desk and ran out.
Police said the cigar box can·
toined unpaid bills.
• Greater Boston College students
h:ive found a new way to "work
th eir way through college." Bow·
••un G. Taylor, regional head of
t'1e Federal Narcotics Bureau, re-
\'e ·~led that some students fly to
t'1e West Coast about twice a month
to purchase marijuana. They sell
it lo other students and clear about nooo a trip, Taylor said. Some of
tliem are co-eds, he revealed.
Easter Recess
For Congress
WASHINGTON (AP ) -Congress
has vacated Capitol HHI for the Easter
recess, a work break members say
will let them test feelings back home
on racial turmoil, federal money pro-
blems and Vietnam
Since the lawmakers came back
from their last recess in February, the
country has been shaken by a auc·
cession of events bearing directly on
legislative problems that must be
tackled aft6 ses11lons resume April 22.
This session of Congress bu enacted
little major legislation aalde trom the
Civil Rights Act and it hu tu work cut
c,ul for it before the November elec·
ti on.
Johnson has apparently given a bit
<>n the lssue of bud1et reductions.
which congressional leadfl's a r e
demanding as the price Of a tax in-
crease. The House taxlng and spen-
ding committees have stepped up
slightly the glacial pace of tbelr ef·
forts to work out an acceptable
package.
Thomas Greto, 21, lilrr'*rtd to M1Jatut Di.It. AttJ. Salilue(1Q'qm
told a crowd of ovU rt1hta 1t44tra. po11ce earuer hi tbe eveninJ w1ua his told u.e eourt the...,... 111t1 ........-an 100,080 Automooiles
Congess members and 1ov..-ament attorney, WUU.m rrs.dmaM, wbo nnoCional re1Altlodihfp wi_~1be 41feo-•
leaden In tbs Eut Room of the White said Green and Ml11 Garland wre to dut. " · ". · D!JTROJT (U'Pt) -A JauttY fast ' House Thu.-sday. "And Amerlca ii have been married hi May. He Mid be wu told by~ Gailaact
alJO outraged at the lootlni and burn· But the only "I do," uttered by tbe Chat be' corporaloD .,. ,,.,,._ Cor Wit caUl ca ~powered tqlw bas
ing that defiles our democracy. singer. occwnd wbeD 1be wu uked Greu'a aputmeclt but that tli&t-iltlq> ~ la the recall oi 1G01• of
"We must put our 1boulder1 t,o.. by Judge Irvine l Sclu'ecldnpr ot wQUW aooo bt tenDJMted. Qnai. Carp.'& I.a can.
gether and put a stop to boCb," be Manhattan Nllbt Court, to swear to A belrin& wu Mt ftr next T,..s., Tbe faalty pieee of eqeipment ~
said of the violence that takt1 the Hve1 the complaint. and Green wu re1eaAd on ,l ,SllO baij. C8llM *' W to lurch unnpededly
of men lik~ King and or the alum rtota. According to pollce, Green •• ac--MiJi Ow land bru.lhed by newsmen '1'btn tbe drt'Ver ab1ftad from neutral
The sjgnlng catoe one week after cused of obt.alninl the by to ber St. and refuted comD)Ml aft.et the court lnto fqrward O! reYll'llt because ol the
KJng's death In Memphis, Ttsr.n. Tbe Moriti Hotel apartment from Miu ~p. • acessl.ety fut kUe. Presi~nt recalled tbat Kin& wu Garland on March lt , takinl th• rinp 1'be •inter aDDOUDOed last June that Intluded. ln the callbecb were cur·
among the civil righta leader• who and pawning them for •t..ooo. The Green, a Dartmouth Collete graduate, reot niode1 Cbryaler, Dodae and
met with him two years a10 to lay tbe rlns:s eventually were recovered, bad "pinned her" witJa bfa fraternity Plymouth cars equipped with high.
groundwork for an open-hOUllnl bill. police said. piQ and that they weuld be married in perf onnmce enginet and four barrel
Mn. Klni waa invited to attend tbe Friedmann to.Id tbe court be ~ ~chapel on tM I)~cMh eampua. carburetors.
ceremony bUt could not arran1e to M • P.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiia;jijjjjji;;;i;i;~~;;;i~~~~~~-~~~~;;~;;~~~~~r.
in Waahinrton. WbJto HOUM .sdet
aald.
1'le new law wUl p r o b l b 1 t
dl.lcrimiDation in 80 per CtDt of aU
howinf aalt1 and rentala by Jt70, 1111.tt
much of it takes effect nest Jan. 1.
The la·v alao makes .. U a i.den1
crime to us3 threat.a or violence to br.
terfere with anyooe aeeJdn1 to ex-
ercise his civil righta and prohibib the
cross lng of state lines wtth intent to ln·
cite rioting.
The measure follows up the 1914
Ovil Righta Act Which Cofterus tent
to Johnson ef ght montbl .tter the
death of President John P'. Jteaedy,
another ususinatlon victim. That
measure opened up all publlo ac-
commodlllons to .legroei. a D d
atrengthe:ie<i their vottnc rl&bla. la
1966 Johnson si(Md the Votlrl& Rlibtl Bm whicb outlawed litency tat& u a.
requirement (or voting.
As Johnsor: was signing tbe new bill .
Thursday in a ceremooy nationally
telecast and broadcut. the Justice
Department's Civil RiiJlls Dlvilion
was assigning a newly formed task
force to assemble the 1overnment'1
enforcement program. The tasic force will operate under
Stephen J . Pollak. aaliatant attorney
geural for civil rights.
It will search for violations and
many refer some cases to the P'BI for
further lllveatlgation. Pollak sakl hi
ar1 interview.
The act Is not expected t... subatan·
tlally break up large urban Nesto
slums immediately but should benefit
middle-class Negroes who can afford
to buy or rent better homes bot wbo
have been excluded on racial iroW»dl.
* * * RUl8 News BJ~
Civil Rights Law
As 'Ambiguous'
MOSCOW (UPI) -The new U. S.
Civil Rights Law is mc3Jlt primarily
"to cut down the Negro move~nt in
the country." thto ~viet News Agency
Tass wd today . "The concessions about bousing
were forced ones." it said. "But lt&
provisions for ch~ice of homtti. are so
vague and mnbigi.c~ that racilta will
ell!.ily find loopbol~ to evade the
law."
Tass said the housing clau.M pro-
videt for no punislunenl fat vk>latOrl.
Desplte the law, it laid, "Hundreds I
of thousandl of slum dwellen" are I
beyond ita reacb bicwse they "an ao
pear that they camot even drtaJn of
decent houslnl."
Tbe anti-riot aec:tion "r .. tricts
Negroes' freedom ot m<1vement," Tass
said.
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workers ... ma:.· be qUlltied M viola·
tione of this \aw." iii. said.
"There is not the sUit>test doubt th•t
the foremost aim of the Jaw is to cut
~own the Negc, movement in the
cvuntry.''
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Historic Open Housing
Rights Law in Effect
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
Provi&ons ol th~ 1968 Civil
Ri&flts Act at a.ilance:
HOUSING: The bill pro-
hibits discrimillatlon in the
sale or rental of federally-
owned housing and o f
federally • aided multi -unit
housing. On Jan. 1, 1969,
coverage atends to other
multi-umt housing and to
real estate developments.
On Jan. 1. 1970. 1t covers
~ingle-famlly dwellings sold
through brokers.
There would be these
main exempt.ions after 1970:
An owner selling his own
house wittiout services of a
b r o k e r or use o!
dillCrlminatory advertising;
reotals in a building of four
units or less when one unit
is oe<:upied by the owner;
noncommercial h o u s I n g
owned by a private club or
religious organization fo~
the group's own use.
The bill also forbids racial
discrimination by lending in-
stitutiOM in financing hous-
ing after Jan. 1, 1989. ·
There are three means of
enforcement: federal con-
ciliation, a suit by a person
wbo wa s discriminated
against, and suits by the at-
torney general against a
"pattern" of resistance to
the Jaw. There are n<>
criminal penalties b u t
courts could award actual
Jurors Urge
Airport
Lease Halt
damage plus up to $1 ,000 in
punitive damages plus court
costs and attorneys fees.
RIOTS: Tbe bill makes tt
a federal crime to cross
state lines or use lnterruate
facilities. including · mail,
to organize, incite or pro-
mote rloting. The i n t e n t
must be acompanJed by a
overt act. It also outlaws in
terference with an officer or
fireman in the performance
of his duty during a riot. A
riot iB defined as a public
disturbance in a group of at
least three which threatens
people or property. Pena1
ties: upto f l v e yea,rs in
ties: up to fi v e years in
prison and $10,000.
GUNS: The bill probiblts
producing or transporting
weapons or e x p I o s i v e s
meant for use In riots or in-
structing in t h e I r us~
Penalties: Up to five years
in prison and $10,000.
INTERFERENCE: T h e
bill prohibits interference
wM.h persons in their ex-
ercise of rigbta such as
voting, education, empJaJ-
ment. jury service, use of
public accommodations and
participation in federally·
aided prograllll. It covers
civil rights workers en-
couraging others to achieve
these rights. P en a I t I e s
range from one year in
prison aa4 Sl,000 Up to 10
years and Sl0,000 if bodily
injury results and up to life
imprisonment if. d e a t h
result!. 1
JNDL\f'S: The bill ex·
tends "Bill ol Rights" J>TO-
tections to Indians in their
deallSlp -,vith tribal councilJ
and coorts, requires In·
dians' consent to place their
legal matters under state
court juri$did:ion, an d
orders ti>e drafting o l
a model c o d e for Indian
couru.
SANTA ANA - A halt to
improvements and n e w
lease grants at Orange
County AIIi><>rt until studies
currently wld.-way have! been evalu.tecl bas been
called for by tfle 1968 Grand :---·.·,.•.•1"°-u•sa•o•UT-u·T-~
J'f:~ letter to the board of FURNITURE
supervisors, Grand Jury CA .. RPET Foreman D. R. Colegrove of
Newport Beach charged that lff SOFAS $169 "present (airport) facilities · •
were designed with almost ""-mt.
negligent and shortsighted FORTREL CARPETING
judgment since they are 5 95
alreoady inadequate after on-bt· UI •
ly one year. (Reference was J. J. KNICKDIOCICll
undoubtedl y to the i...:.!.~:-~
overcrowded t e r m l n a 1 545-MO't
building).
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McCarthy SeitatQr
BJ WAL TEil 1L M.EAR8
WASHINGTON · (AP) -
Two prlmarle1 and two can-
didates ago, Sen. Euaene J.
M~ wryly remarked
that his DemocraUc cam-
palp for the White House
was taklng "a controlled
fall.'' He doesn't joke about
it that way now.
For the M l n n e s o t a
Democrat bas experienced
vicWry, bas sampled the
prospecl thtt what once
seemed a futile gesture
could actually lead him to
the presidency.
HYDRANGEA
Moulv• "ano-boll"
blost0m1 In range of
paatel 1hode1.
Wber~ once bes poke of
an effort to ch:lnae tile
COUl"M of a DemocraUc ad·
m.inlstraUoo on war ill Vlel·
nam. oe>W Mceerthy t&lk$ of
making b.ls party's race
against former Vice Presl·
dent Richard M. Nixon, the
front-running candidate for
the Republican nomination.
The metamorphosis began
with N e w Hampshire's
st.ar1J!ng prlmary verdict on
March 12: a 42 per cent vote
for McCarthy, 20 of 2f
D e m o c ratic convention
votes for rum.
The two candidates follow-
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LAWN ANO 'ATIO fUltNITUll AT OUI
COSTA MlSA LOCATION,
ed, one ln each direcUon.
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, !).
N.Y., a~ered the race
March 16, an<' McCarthy
has been taunting him ever
since as a tardy arrival.
And President Johnson
stepped aside on March 31.
Then came McCarthy's
April 2 Wisconsin primary
Iatidsllde. a 57 per cent
share of the vote.
Kennedy wasn't on the
ballot there, but he will be In
Indiana · on May 7 And
W.cCarthy has acknowledged
the p r I m a r y tests may
prove more dUficult to his
PMOMI MM'724
Im ... • "' Up01NTMINT.( NICISIAltY __ _
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Friday, Aswll 12, lM OAJL Y PILOT S
No Longer Joking
cause.
But be ln&i!ta he will wage
to the end -the Democratic
Nat1ooal Convention I n
Chicago -the campaign he
announced on Nov. 30.
And the major shill, from
an effort to focus internal
Democratic debate on Viet-
nam policy to one designed
to win the White House,
already has occurred.
It was, perhaps. be~t
signaled by McCarthy's na-
tionwide television address
from Mllwaukee on April 1.
delivered in his familiar
low-key style.
'"This eUort ls really no would challenge Joluuon
longer, if it ever was. one "there would be no need for
which was concerned slmply _me to try."
with raJslng I a s u e s , ' ,,..,lllliiiiiiiiiliiiiiiil-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiP.
McCarthy said. "It was Think
never just an educational .fl
program. although some of C-a6fer
the critics of my effort in
the early ~tages suggested
that that was really all that
it could be.
"This is my role today,
this is what I am -a can-
didate for the nomination of
the Democratic Party for
the presidency of the United
States of America."
This wa!' the man who.
three months earlier, had
said that if Robert Kennedy
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Riot Death·
Toll at
By 'Ae Associated Prell
Authorities say 19 of the
39 persons killed In the post,
auasslnaUon violence either
were shot while they were
looting or died as a result (){
fires.
All but flve of the 39 were
Negroes. Four of the vic-
tims were females, 15 of the
dead were 21 years or age or
under including one 1J,
month-old who burned to
deatb 1n bis crib in Chicago.
Of the total, 25 'persons
died from gunshot wounds,
10 died as a ttsult of ftres
and 4 died from other
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1
WASHING TON Pl) -
Cpl. Mary Eliubetb Burm,
a 21,year-old Womu Karine
who obJeCta to the Vietnam
war, faced a Summary
Court Martial today OD
three cbarits of dilObeying
orders. ,
Marine Capt. J . W. Jones
was acting as the sole judge
at the trial with Navy Lt.
Thomas Ledbetter and a
dvllian attorney, Phil J.
Hirschkopr of Washington.
repre~enting Miss Burns.
who is from Grand Junction,
bas been "coollned t 0 aaaro.t any penilty UJ;ar -inflicted by a ~mmal-)'. CApf. Jonea ... the soft
quarters" since March 19 may be im(>Q!ed. COW't Martial, regardless of repreaentative Of the Marine
when she took off her But ao days is the maz, the number of charges, tbe Corps 1n t2le Proctding,; ·c and ,_, ed h imum penalty that can be spokesman said. then was no Pf'O!ecutor.
uruorm uuorm er -.--.-ii-~ .. .iliiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ company commander, Capt.1~
Nancy Mackie, that she
could no longer iupport the
war eUort.
Her "confinement" bu
been Interpreted looaely -
lv.arine spolcesmen aald that
she has been lar&ely free to
come and go -and won't
count a s "confinement" Students
Rioting
In Berlin
plo.
• The charges were that abe Ru '8 Captain
refused to wear her uniform ~ SPRAY WAX WITH ANY CAR WASH
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rocks today es th* h•o
IJ)d leader. "Bed Ru4l"
Dutscllke. lay In critical
oonditlon from a would-be
Mstesin'1 build, •
Ten peraont were ar•
fetted but later re~
and declined to report ror Chi duty in an office torwarding Raps nese
radio me 1sace1 for
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their familln. Eleven Soviet ~allon were
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completing it!. trip to Vlelr
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OAKLhND (UPl)
Author James Baldwin and
actor Marlon Brando were
among mourners w b o
gathereo today ln a park
faclni the county
courthouse for a memorial
service for tl.ain Black
Panther Bobby Hutton.
The proiram b e i a n
following funeral services
for the 17-year-old party
treasurer at E p h e 1 i a n
Church of God In Chrisl
Berkeley. and burial at
Mountain View Cemetery.
Hulton waa shot fatally
after he and othen 1n a
house 1urrounded by police
were ordered to surrender
followine a 90-mlnute gun
battle in west Oak.land
Saturday nlght.
Polic'i s a I d Hutton ap-
peared to be~ying a gun
when be em ed from the
house. Blac anthers have
mainta.ined Hutton w a s
unarmed
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I want to thank
all those who
support.ed my
candidacy with
their efforts and votes
and to ·wish the
new Council continued
success.
I
Old Lady
Sent Bod y
SAN FRANClSCO ( UPil
-Homicde detectives said
today they believe the man
whose body was shipped
here in a trunk from
Newark, N.J ., was well-to·
do.
The man's body was
discovered here Wednesday
when the sealed steamer
trunk was opened by the
railway express agency. The
man had a fatal bullet
wound in the heart.
In Newark Thursday, it
was learned that the shipper
was a little old lady who tip-
ped the baggage master for
handling the 2 1 5 • p o u n d
package. She was described
as 5 feet 2. 120 pounds
with gray hair.
She sent the body April 1
to a "Janet Farlse" in San
Francisco. H o m i c l d e in·
spectors said that the name
she gave, "Fedele" and the
"Janet Farise'' name were
both fictitious.
,
Sencerly
Cal Barck
from lohn anti Lynn Hart
anti Mllploy•••·
May your laster
... a foyoua one.
. ., . . .. .. ., .,
Friday, April 12, 19b8 DAILY PILOT 7
Reagaa Running ? -•
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By BIU. BOYARSKY
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
Gov. Rt.agan, in a move
likely to • enew speculation
about his presidential plans.
Is sharply escalating his na-
tional speak.ing schedule,
turning his attention to ma-
jor problems facing t h e
count!'y.
Aldes report the first-
term Republican governor
will no longer concentrate
on his c o n t r o v e r s I a I
California economies in his
speeches.
"I dor.': think we'll be
talking much about saving
nickels and dimes any
more," said a n ad-
minl&tration solll'Ce w h o
declined the use of his
name. "The emphasis will
be on problems facing the
Bay Family
Again Hit
By Tragedy
e-0untry .''
This reversed a declslon
made earlier in the year.
when Reagan announced be
was au but cutting out na·
tional speechu. He had
been under heavy flre at the
lime from A s s e m b I y
Speaker Jesse M .U nruh and
other legislative Democrats
who accused him of neglec·
ting slate problems while
traveling around the country
in search of the R epublican
presidential nomination.
Publicly, Reagan says he
is not a candidate, only the
favorite son of California
Republicans. ·
But bis advisers believe
that new signs of life from
New York Gov. Nels<>n
Rockefeller's camp increase
the chance of a deadlock at
the Rp6pubUcan National
Convenlll'n in Miami Beach
in August -and boost dark
horse I<egaan's chances of
eventually getting t h e
nomination.
Aides said Reagan bas ac-
cepted invitations for two
speeches this month in the
West.
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-----------------------------------------------------~ LAFAYE'ITE (UPI) -liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Tragedy again struck an
East Bay ,hmily Thursday
when 21-year--0ld Gregory
Busch was accused by
police of strangling his
mother and--beetiog -hii
father unconscious with a
cane.
SheriU's deputies said the
younger Busch was found in
a coma outside the family
home, bis mother's body
nearby. The elder Buteh -
crippled from a bunting ac-
cident -had revived and
crawled tA> a neighbor's for
help.
Young Busch, an above
average a tu d en t in
psychiatry at Sonoma State
College with no previous
record of police trouble.
gave no explanation for
Thursday's events. His 63-
year-old father, Oscar, was
too trol.l)>led to talk.
Tragedy bad once before
struck the family of Oscar
Busch, a blgb a c h o o I
mathematics t e a c·b e r ,
naturalist arid adviser for
Walt Disney nature films.
out
Rambler American Sl,946*
Yep I The bug iB "out"-the American is "in"!
The American gives you.more power, more room, more trunk space •••
more car. And it's American-built!
WHY BUY A BUG WHEN FOR $1 ,946* YOU CAN BUY A CARI
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SEE IT COST A MESA
DRIVE IT AT HOLIDAY SALES & SlltvlCI • • • lfH H~lllOll ILYD. l'lleN : 642-602J
HUNTINGTON BEACH
UMIU ll SALIS I SlllYICI
410 MAIN ST. l'N•: IJ6-JOJI
Three years a10, hit !!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~!111!!111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! daugbter,Ellzabeth,~,waa ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _
found dead in an apartment
near the University o f
California's Davis campus,
where she was a psychology
student.
Four hours later, her first
cousin, Max Ostermiller, 23,
of Salt Lake City. leaped to
bi& death from the Golden
Gate Bridge.
Ostermiller, whose body
was n.ever found, left a note
reading "Bury me with my
love, Liz.'' The cause oC
Elizabeth's death was never
determined.
Tam O'Shanter.
The big
bar scotch
in California.
Now
available
for your
HART'S SPORTING GOODS home bar art,99f tim. 538 CENTER STREET
COSTA MESA
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Corona del Mar OR 3-!MSG
Costa Mesa Ml 6-24%4
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway, Cosu :\In•
LI S..3433
PACIFIC Vlt.W
MEMORIAL rARK
<Ametery • Mortuary
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MEllOIUAL PAU
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Frida'/ April 12. 1%8
Freedom Hughes Plan ..... _..... .......
Award 3 Nati on Air ·THANK YOU
111 Cow1 tv
ti Defense Slated Friends and Supporters
for your vote RVE:\A Pi\RK Tht>
Freedoms F'oundallon At
Valle~ forge will hold its
second consecutive West
C'o:i~t nward presentations
at Independence H a 11 •
Knoll·~ Berry F'arm here on
Saturday at 2 p.m.
The two national award
re1:1p1ents are Martha Raye
and Walter and Cord<>lia
Knoll. founders of Knoll's
Berry i"arm.
~"~' Rayl'. stage. screen
and teJt>v1s1on star. is to
rf'l:e1vc the ~ational Service
Medal award for her talent
unstintingly given to the
Armed Forces overseas,
without concern for fatigue.
health or risk bringing cheer
to lonely patriots far from
homt>
Mr. and Mrs. Knott will be
joint recipients of the Na-
tional Freedoms Lea~rship
Meda l Award for their con·
i;t;i nl example l)f responsible
l'1l1zensh1p through loyalty
111 God. Country a n d
Humanity': and for their
construction of the exact
rf'plica o l Independence
IJ all.
C:Ollegc
Of 4 Arts
In Laguna
"A Collage of F'o11r Aris:
Music. Li~hl. Poetry and
Dance" will be presented
Saturday at 8·30 p.m. al the
Laguna Beach Art Associa-
tion Gallery, Cliff Drive and
Pacific Coast Hi~hway.
Featured in the concert
will be Richard Maxfield.
Laguna Beach r e s i d e n t
whose electronic musical
works arc now available on
records. lie has recently
taught at San Francisco
State Colle~e and at New
York 's New School for
Social Research.
The e v e n i n g will be
combined with dance under
the direction of Leonora
Portney, and improvised
light petterns by J o h n
Forkner.
R11th Forbes She rry.
Laguna Beach poet. will
read poems e s p e c i a I I y
selected to go with Max·
ricld's "Wind'' a com·
position c r e a t e d elec·
tronically from saxophone
sounds.
Tickets will be available
at the door and will be $2.50
for adults and $L25 !or
students. Proceeds will go to
the support of the gallery.
FULLERTON -A new
three-nation air defense pro·
gramming and t r a i n I 11 g
center was 11nveilcd in
Belgium today as the first
operational link in NADGE
-called the lt.1rgest and
Accountants
To Hold
Conference
ANAHEIM.. -C a r I H.
Lieber, IBM's w e s t er n
region manager, will speak
to the Orange Co u n t y
Chapter of the National
Association of Accountants
management's role in t h e
new era of Data Processing
at the Disneyland Hotel.
Monday, April 15 at 6:30
p m.
The Orange Co u n t y
chapter of the NAA is a c<>n·
tender for first place in na·
tionwide competition as tihe
top accounting organization
for service to community,
m e m b e r s h I p p r O·
ressionalism and orgamza·
tion planning as well as hi gh
scorer in the NAA national
professional program.
Two Countians
Die in Vietnam
Two Oraoge C o u n t y
servicemen are among 12
Califorruans who have been
killed in Vietnam, the U.S.
Defense Department an·
nounced Thursday.
Specialist Foart'h Class
David A. Rosenberger. of
Orange and Capt. Paul J.
MonUlgue of Santa ADa both
were killed in action.
Crossword Puzzle
ACROSS
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b Parent 10 Cliff 14 literary
form H Victim
16 R11n11tr of
wands
17 Sudden lur
18 Color
19 Pert. to a
t11'le pe11od
20 F favor 1 19
mate11al
22 Ran~ of
view
23 Element
24 See H Down 21> Steamer:
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k1nder9Mten 30 Where Shah
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his lemplc
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plan•
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roof edge
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border from
Quebec
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1ncorrtclly
43 F11st publoc;
~ppuranct
44 Ba9: 0 111.
45 Female
anhu l
47 Combustion product
48 Circus
rmploytt
51 New1s
53 For thi s
ruson
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esling
5'1 Slate: Fr.
60 w. Hemispoot
!rouble spot
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a poe111
62 Narrow
pass a~e
1>3 Soviet city 64 Missile
b5 Left quickly
&& Salad
ingrtdieot
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sounds
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Vl2/&8
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of Rum1nl1 39 Openlr19
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soun d 46 Many llmu: DOWN 22 Qultr Utmry
l S I dlsplrased: 48 Boolccut Y -: Former Slaog fHhn
hockey grut 25 Ogress' milt O Flower P•l
2 Golf.course 26 Stt 49 Down SO Not vtry
stct1on 27 Stt 4 Down stn1lblt
3 Unaccomp-28 Complete S2 Killed
anted lurns: 55 Busy as • -i
4 lraql, for one lnfor1111I z words
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of sight 33 Pus out of Comb 6 K Ind of the plclurt fOfra '
racr 34 lnstru111rnt 57 St lf·l11111lnoui
7 Do house-35 Rtsponsf. body
hold then blllty 51 Unit of
8 Curb 36 Two whttltd loudness of
9 View Indian sound
10 Sl_,t urrlagt •O Ihle bird
most tomplex electronic un·
dertaklng in Europe, it was
disclosed here by Hughes
Aircraft Company, t b ej
designer and manufacturer.,
Dr. Nicholas A. Begovich.
a Hughes vice president and
group executive at thel
Fullerton facility. said the
undergrond facility, said the
operated jo1otly by Belgium.
the Netherlands. and West
Gennany. I
The center will be used in
conjunct.ion with command
and reporting centers to be
built in each country by
Hughes.
"The system will give
each country, for the first
time, an integrated, split-se-
cond, computerized a j r
defense capability," D r .
Begovich said.
''It is designed to provide
electronic umbrella pro·
teclion against aerial attack
over the three countries by
detecting, tracking and iden·
tilying airborne ta r g e t s
automatically. The system
also will rapidly evaluate
and compile incoming data
and control de l e n s i v e
weapons," he 113.id.
of confidence.
I shall continue
the work
for the 9ood of
Costa Mesa.
ROBERT M. BOB WILSON
The
Colorful
I
Sound of
Orange
County
Music!
RADIO KOCM
103.1 FM
FROM FASHION ISLAND, NEWPORT BEACH
For an awesome display of flower
power. come to The Plaz.a at Rancho
California this weekend! You'll see an
amaz.in& variety of spnng-l.resh country
flowers presented by the Armstrong
Nunery. and you can take advlntap of
our annual one scent sale of fresh plants
aAd Easter Lilies.
You can gather bouquets of barpin1
at 'Ibo Plaza's gift shops the kids can
J.>!ck =~~fort tlvt ammd &he ~ · ~en llatt a fttW cwp of hungry fish in our F"IShiJl' Hole.
Do you prefer wild ftOMn? You'D
find than on almost CVtt'J one of oar
87 ,SOO acrei. Come in to the Visiton
Centu ud we'll s.ho•)'09..,.., 10 •t your way through the tboro11J)l6red
bol'IC nncbes. dairy farms. orcbatds.
vineyards. homcsitcs, ••d recnation
lands of RlDCbo CaJ1f oroia.
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lowntlll• t S0..111. It-10 w .. 1 In Ille t rewne °""'' COftQVt wer.le<'l'f, hav• l•ndlo Lu lolsal as .. kl Ranclto Is lne a radius of 7'5.'1 -; 111ena1 -.. °" • ma• reconlod In book 2 _,.,...,.r~ 319.fl feel alont Mid
-m alld m el '•~" of wkl Lot cvrw llll'OUlll 1 -lr•I -" e1 r.i• .w ""9lles County, described .. f wltolt .. 3'Hr lllenct North 11• U' IO" £1st llt>llowt; tS47.31 .... lo • POlnt Oii Ille MSttrlY
h91M1"9 II lllt I-~ of !ht Pn>*-1ion of the cemw 11,. flf Al19,.. _.., n ... OI Mid Lot A Wiiii ,... .. A-. Norlll .,. 1$1 .... Ent
_,.,~ nne of Ille Ral\dlo 5aftl1a90 dt 11.ST.tJ feet from Ille llllWledlon of
Sallla ,.,,.., n..nc. North 12° 21' 05'' Mkl aflftr II,. fll Attan1lt A-Wllll
Eest UUO -aloM Ille wnllf'~ n11t lllt <*'llltr 11111 Of WrlDl!t SlrMI.
of SllO Loi A lo • nne N••lltl Wllll and ALSO EXCEPT ... Undivided -
...m1y TIO 00 ... t, mettUf'ld al rlthl NII lllltf'ffl In •II 911s, otl, mlrwiral1
-'"-from lllt Easl n ... of 1111 .. ,,., and hvdrourtlOll wtisi.-!Vino below
dH<rlbed as Parctl 3 In Ille dtecl lo llW • depflt of SOO.OO fttl from Ille surface
N-rt Protecll0tt Olslrlct, •tcDtded of .. Id land, bu! wllhoul Ille rloht Of Ju,,. 1,, ltll, In book lt7, -U4 of 111rl1ce ..,,,...,,
o..ch; llttllct Horii! 13' 2'' OS" EHi S.IO Mllld It Included wllltln Ille trtll
IGl.01 fttl tlont MIO .,.,.1111 line lo 11111 ""°""' on • mtt> flied for re<ord I" book we11trl~ 11,,. o( Mid Ra,,.;"" S.nll090 d<! 17 """ 31 lo i7 lnCIU•I•• of Record rrf
Sanl• An•1 IMn<e Norlh 12'4".10" Survevs In ~ offlco of IM county
We.I 407.n Itel •lollo Mid WHltrlY llne rec.ord<!r Of Mid <OU"""
lo Ille Htlerlv line of lne 1.tr>d doscrlbtld PARCEL .t:
In • deed to !ht Newbtrl Profecllon 'Thal PC>rflon of Loi "14," of lhe llArl-
Olslrlcl, recorded Julv 14, ltU tn book nlr19 Tract, In the cllY ol Cos!• MeM,
2n oaoe '8 of D-: flltfttt Norfll 13• counfy of°'"-"· ~lele Of Catllorrila, AS
16' 0$" EHi 2200.14 feel •lone MIO sllown on • mao flied In Ille UM of e.u!erlv llM lo Ille Gtnl'r llM of Vic· Htn<ock·Bannl119, and o~. Yt. MArv
lorla Streef, 60.CIO lffl wide, •• ""'111> H. lltnnlne tor Partition and belno A¢o
ed In • deed lo Or1119e County, recorded tlon Ni>. '115 In lllt ~Ptrh••· Courl of
Oe«mbtr 2f, tm I" book $91, 1119e 117 tho Sier. of C•llfornla, In ar>d 'for Ille
pf OfflclAI Recordt1 tltenc. NSler1Y County of Los A ..... les Ind a PONIOft of
•IOllt Slld centw llne of Vlelo<'la Str..et Ftlrvl~ Farms. as sflOWll .., • m•n•
Ille lollOWIM COii'-: Nor1ll .,. .IO' U" ~ In book • -n of E.sl 7l.7• feet lo Ille l>o!tlM1"9 of I MJxellaneous ~. 111 the offlc• of ....
.__, curva oinc:ave norllle<l'f htvl119 CCKlnlY r'tCMdlf' o1 "'Jd Or1"" Couniy,
• ra<llua Of qooo.oo feel 1 111enu easter Iv dHcrllltd n follows: '"·<16 feet •lone ulO cvrw ""-h • S..lnnl"'1 on tlte IOUllltrl'f 11r&o cenlr•I •ntile of 11• ?Y lS", lo a 11,,. lonntlon of the EHi llM Of TrM:i No.. ,._,,,, lllenct North 11' ... CIO'' E111 3'70, IS "r m•P -ded In boolt IU
161.M ft.et •lont said '•"""t 11111 lo Ille Pwn s •lld t of 111d MIKl!lllneous
norlllWttl corner of lllat Qf'taln 2• 2» MA1>1, al n.. souli..rly ccmH" of "'411
-•-eel al laM .. tftll!Oul-11\ beall~ -adaln. 1A2S4 e<ra -i .~ ... a
-2' of RKorCI of Sv"1'Ys flied In ma.Vfled In boolt 36 -79 of Record Ille offlco of Ille c-tv RICOl'der o4 pf Svrvrn. In ll>e offlct Of Mkl counlY
said Oran11e Coun1Y: lllM<• al_, !he recol"cler1 lll<llce Notti! o• 33' 00" west
>OUfllwHlerl\t llM of uld 7• 2*acrtt 511.lS feet •lono said prolon9alton and
Souffl 11· Ol' ~· EHt. w 11 '"'· South ft>« Ent ltne OI MIO 7•.150 acrt 1><1rGtl JS' sr 10" Eut 2'7 JO lee!, Soulh St' lo the <OU!fleut CO<"ner of t.tld Tract •1' 20" Eut 1 n 61 teel, Soufll 11• 11· No ).170: 111-•'°"9 the boulldal"I of
00" E.,1 1'91)1 le.I, Sou11t 63° n' CIO'' said lrtCI ft>« followlnt <HKribed
EHi l iS.5' '""' Incl South o • 11' 30" CCKltSIS: Sovth W ,,. 00" Wt$! Ill.SJ Eul 'Zn." lffl lo 1M mosl soullltr~ IHI, Nortlt n• 11' St" w .. 1 213.9' lttf,
CMnlf' o4 u ld 2A.2»atres, alMI belno North 6'' 00' 00" West 111.U teat, Nor11>
the Wes! fine of land descrtlltd In """ '°' 00' 00'' WHI 74.22 tffl, Nor111 57" .Ml' lo Edneh Race C1Pron. recorded 00'' W<'tl IJ,f6 feet, Norflt Jr 00' 00"
O<lobtr n, ltLI In boolt 1111, .,. .. "' Wtsl 211.6' ie.1. Nortll u• 11• 00" Wa.t
pf Olllclol Recorda: ltlenc:e Sovth o• 33' 117.01 ft.el, Nor111 '5° 51' 00., West 11.lt
00" Eu! un ,, tlll!f •Ion!! Mid Wes! fffl, Notti! ••• lf' LI" Wttl 157.•7 f..t
llrw> lo the soulllerly fine ol "'Id Loi A: Ind Norflt 7' 29' CIO" Wet! 130.97 feel le Ill•~• South M' 1r 15" WHI 11•1 79 the "°""-' cor..., of said 1'r1<1 No.
lt•I •lone 11ld to11lher1Y line lo lhe 3A70 •nd •n 1119fe oolnt ln the boundarv
oolnl of be!llnnlnt. of wld 2•.UO •er• parcelr lllence •lone
EXCEPT 1"ose oorllons !hereof the bouncl•rv of Mid oarcel, 11141 followo
dl?scrlbed In 111t dt~ to Ille Ortn9t Intl described coursa: North o• l?' 00 ..
Counlv FIQod Conlrol Ol•frlcl recorded WHt 133.30 feel to lh• <e11ler llne cf
Augusl s, 1..:1 ln book 6660 '"' NS of VIC'lorl1 Orlve (40.00 i.t wlor ), Soullt Ofllcl1I Rt<'O•d•. 71' 11' 00'' Weal 193.U Ifft •"'"9 said
ALSO EXtEP1' !ht lnlerttl of Ille cenler ""••South Ir 01' SO" East W .11 County of Or•"ft, lflt •V«ttSO< and IHI, Soulh lS' 57' 10" Eut 1'7.30 IHI.
•nlenee of .... NeWberl Protecllon Sou!h se• '7' 70" EHi ln.42 feel, Soulft
Dlslrlcl. In INt oortlon of "'Id land ln-17' 11' 00" Eot 169.02 lee!, SOU!h '3°
eluded wlftll" the 1>41"4111 of tho Sanle 77' 00'' Easl llS.56 IMf •lld Soulh 41• 17'
Ana River. n tltown on • mtt> !tied tn 30" Eut 2t7.'1 feel lo Ille ooinl of
boolt 12 l>fft 2• of RtcDtd of Survw• In beolnnlno
Ille ofllce of ~ county rteo<der of 11IO EXCEPT ell OI~ on, ml-•b ond
Orange Countv. olher hydroctrbon subllancn t..low 1 ALSO EXCEPT fnlm Illa! oortlon of dtPlll of 500.CIO'"' from the wr!KAt flt# SecflOll 17. lowMlll• t Soulfl, ltante 10 Nld land but Wll'-t the rklhl of enfrv
WHI lnc1udtd •lllllrl tlle """""° Las -•nv oortlOn of Ille toJf'face •bovt • llolSls •II ml•rab, fft, oll, Ptlrowum, dtolll of 500.0f feet for 1"'11 PU,_
-""' olld ofller h y d r o c a r b on wN-...r.
111111'-"' •lld """'' lfle aboVe Said 1-nd " 1nc..-"""''" lfle ar• dtsc7111td 11l<lp of flM: ~ wlfll •II sllOWI! on I map flied for .--d fl\ boolt
...auorv •nd COl\Wflltnt r'11Ms to H · f7 -JI lo ~ Inclusive of Record flt#
•lore lot, dnotlolt, Pl'OCNce, txtrad •nd SvNSVs 111 Ille offlct of 1111 c.aunfy
l•k• the wmo. wblect lo Ille ••P•ftt ,,_d<r Of ulO co;inty.
llmli.ilon ""'' •nr .,,., •II _,.!Ions S.IO ..... Wiii be -· but Wllhout for IM exolortllon. develo!Hnenl, pr~ coven.nl or warrenty, expres' or lmDll..,,
ducllon, ewlfactlon end ltklr>t of tll'I of revordlng lllle, OOSMSSlon, or .,,..
,.Id wblfanca sllall be cartled on 11 cvmbrenca. lo .,.Y Ille rematn11111 ..,,,...
leveb below Ille det>lll tA ICIO.CIO feel c1.,.1 sum of Ille ""'' secur.., by said l•on1 Ille tuffaca of Ille tbow ~lbed Deed tA Trust. ~wi1: S2.0lf,061.tA, w1111
51rls> of "'""· by mNn• Of ml~. w.111, lnltreal from October IS. 1'67, ., Jn aald Mrrl<k' •nd tor olller ecivJPrMnl lrom nolt provided. aOv.r1ces. II tm, undor lltf<
surt.ce loc.allons on .tdlOlnlno or lerms of solo Oetd of Trvsl, fees, Cll•rta
Mlontiorlno "'"" Mnt ouhlde of ft>« tnd expen~ of 1114 Trvsfff. •lld or lht abOve desc'rlbed •trio of ltlld, •lld sub-lrush cte•led IW "'Id Dttd of l rutl. locl further lo lht txPreu llmtlallon The beneflcl•rv undt r Mid Ottd of
111tl 111e lorevol1111 re..rvtl!Oll sn•ll In TruJI, bv •••son of • brtadl or d<!f•ult In no w•v be ln~Prtltd to Include •"" It>« obll11ellon• \K\/rtd t II t r e b v ,
rlohl of tnlrv In •nd vt>on the svrt.ce of l!erelolore exec!Md and deltvered Ill 111•
Ill• above dftcrllltd tlrlp Of l.tnd. ur>denltned • wrll~ Decler11l011 of
S.kl ltnd I• Included wtlltl" the eret O.l1u1t and D-•lld for Sale, and wrltttn
sllown on • m&o llltcl for reCOfd In book nollce of breach and of •IKflon to UUM
'7 oavn 31 10 n lnc:lutl•e of Record the ulldtrtl•ntd lo Mii "'kl Pn>c>ertv 1o
Of surveys In lht ofliCI of fht county ulltlV sold oblloallons, and lllereatter, on
recoroer of "''d county, Janu1rv J, 1'68, Ille undenl11ned cau-
Thel porlton of Loi 7S of Ftlrvlew N ld nohee Of breacfl •r>d of election lo be
Farma, ln Ille city ol Co.It M.,., coun-recordlCI In l>ook IAl2. Pl9• H2. of Mid
ty of Ort,..., aloi. ol C1fltornlt, as per Offlclol Record,, meP recorded In book I 019e 71 of Oaled: April 4, 1961
Mlt«llaneout Maos. In Ille office of the llENEFICIAL SERVICE t;O. t'OUnty r..:order of ,.Id countY. 1YIM ~ Sitld l ru•I""
wosl'tfl\t of llW lollow1no -.rlbtd !ly A. l . 'Turner, lend: Vice Prn~
llNlnnlno al !flt l!Ol'tl!Wtsl comttr of SI'S 1437'
Tract No. 653, n Mr ma• recol"cla<I In Publtshed °'""" Cots! Oailv Pllof> boot! 1', nee A7 of sold Mlaalllneous APrll 12. It. 16. t961 592-411
.IMP>. belno on Ille Norlll nne ol u ld Lot 7S; 11ttnc:e alone Illa _..,.., llM of
"'Id Tract No. Ul, !tit followl1111 t'OUr&n: Soullt 209 07' 00" Wesl •It.SO
ffff, l!Wflct Soutll 3'' W 00'' Wesl
IOO 00 IHI; lhtntt Soul/I 5'1° ll' 00''
Wnl 100 CIO feel; IMnct SOUlll l6° '6
lO" WMI ns '° '"': !Ilene:• Soulh n· ts• :ICY' Wes! 105 CIO IHI IO 1111! IOUtf>.
wnl comer Of Lot lS of Mid TrM:i No
453: "'-• IHV"'9 MIO -.itrlv lint
of Trad No. U'J ~ conllr111fno Soulh 22• os• :icr• wu1 m IO ,.., , Thence
Soul!! o• It' 00'' hat i07..SS '"' 10 tl!c
JOUtlltrl• llM ol Mkl I.of u .
LEGAL NOTICE
PUllLIC HEAl!INGS WILL llE HELD
BY THE COSTA MESA PLANNING COMMISSION •• ft>« City H•ll. n F•ir
Orlvt, Cosla ~. C.lifornl1, on "'°"" Clav, APfll n , THI, 11 7:)0 P.M., or n
,_, o o>oulb~ ~ettrr "9ardlnt 111~ lol10wl119 aPOllcahom:
1. C-lllOllt l u .. l'trmll N .. C·tl-411 for Sll~Rldtt. Lid. (• LI m t It d Pannersl!IPI 3.tJl Via Oporfo, NrwPOtt ll~aCll. t•lllornlt, for e>crmlulon "'
•rtel •nd GPt•••• •" elgM Mint PC>rf•b"' tlbe<tl•ss •m~~nl •llcle wlliCll 111 • .,. Pf'o~lm1lelv 40' hloh, Jncl\idlnt ca._v,
OCEP1' lflal ~ of Mkl lend
hrlnt -.lfter~ of Ille Clflltr ftM of Vlc-
loria Slreel, 40 00 Itel wide. •• con-vt'ltd i., the County of Ort"9« 11y ~ In • Cl Zone •I lW belter Street, COi,_
re<orded Dtctmhr ,. 1'32 In booll ~1 Mew, Calllontl•
-117 of Olflclal .ea,,.,.. ' J. CtM!liell•I U'M 1'9"1111 "•· C-2>41 lot
ALSO EXCEPT Illa! "°'"°" lfltrfOf JoSJlP/I W11dr11P, 631 Victoria Slrffl, MM war.tl'f Of Ille lollowtM IH<rlllfd COit• Mf», C:.lllornt1, lot Pf!rmlasloll
Pnt: 8"1nnlnt 1t 1111 ce11l~r lfM 1,,_ to -•tt • Gun! Home for I malt• ~!Oft Of Wrlent Slrttt end lmum of 111• (61 t!Oerly ....,..,. lft on ex•
Htmllton Av_,.: "'4nct Nor1f1 M' JO' lillnt dUPlox In •11 R2 lone 11 llllt ltl-
10" Eut 117.67 ,.,., •lonci the cfl!ttr drtas
llr>e of Hamfllon Avenut Jo !flt be111"• ). C-tienal u.. 'trmll N•. C·2H1-
nlnt of • 1a_..1 curve, conc.s.e AmeneN for Finl Souther,. ltPlltf
nor!IM'rl'I h1vf1111 1 r•dlUt of 1000.co Cllurcfl, "50 Hammon Street, Co.la fetl1 1~ H•terlv 111f0 Ifft 11.,,,. ~. Ctllloml•, lor Pf!rmlttton i., con-
wl<I curve thr..,llh • Celllral •1111le of llnve Cllftdfllonll Uu Penni! No. C·l'-47
,. Jl' lS" lo l1le lrut POlnl tA btolMll\9: lo llW tYlsllno Pf'OUrt'f •nd ftclllllfl. ~ Norlll 1:r 75• 00" EHi 517 u '"I -belno llcenud by 1111 SlltNI to lhe betlnntnt1 of 1 lant"'t · cvrvt Ot..artmelll of Soc:lal Welfa~. tor • concavr _,.,..,, "-'>'Intl • rtdlut .; Dav NurHry Scllool for a ma•lm""" <It
nl.2' ,_,1 IMnce nort!IMttw~ "''' 7S d'olldren ... ~ fllroutll S 'l'ffr>, flvt
fftl •lont Mkl curve "'"°""" a ~lr•I den "" Wl!tlt from 7:00 A.M. to ''"' _ .. of 1l" .ft' lt" lo Ille bftlnnlM tA P M., •I fllll tddr-In en R' -·
• rrttrW curve.'*'<• ..... wni.rly, haY• '· VWI-A..--.... Y·!Ht for
Ing • nidlua of HS... Itel• lllmct ·-II. Soee~. ,.,, Falrwrf Pia«. riortllel•""~ •" .._. 1.0.,. wkl Goal• Nona, c.111orn1a, ror """'-*'
Qlrvot ~ a ce.ltfll -le tA n" ilf' lo tflCroadl U' Into •t<IUlrM ,..., .......
34•, "'-Hor'fll t>' u• w• Eeal wft>aclt of W to anldl an D1tnng U'7.J1 1"1 1iD • ,.,.nt Oft Ille ...,.,... res~ to Ulslt"9 dtlldwd ~
orolonNllOn of !ht "'"'*r n,,. of Atlt,... •tr ... """' "" ldd1""" et • Fam•~
to A-. Nortl! "' U' GO" East :noo::: :::.~·"'-· al !Ills 9ddrns, kt
1'579' fMt lr'Om 11\e lnttrtedltft el Mid S. VerlMa .U.lc-.... V·'44 tor = ~I: : :::::-S~=-"""' 1lw 0-ld L P-1119 Ham!._ AUO EXCEl'T lhtt -110ft !Mrto! Slrwt. to.la Mew. Caflfomla. !tr .... "'"''"'°" lo -n.cll .. ""° ,._.~ :::.'.::'1on "., i.;:,. ~~""~:: ;: v~ lf' aldt •-Wlbectt -11 " ..,.., ,...
tvrfl $tf'ftf, -k,_ al M-1""" evlrtd JI t' Miiied! In Air y-lot -A-, M ~ ti\ 11!f ~ " di"°" of a AerMllOn -Ill exltllfle Or-Co</llty, _.._ Dec-W 29. rftlitlfftat, 1tt lftto ....,,_ 1" _.II -
1m 1 .. boot! m -I" of Of'lldal " c.MlllMef "-"'""" ..._ c.-. kit' • ._... .. Ill Ille MS1*r1Y llM Of 11m Mrflr C-trvctlool, "20 E. N SI.,
CMl'tlrl Nrc:tl ""°""" In Ille .,,,_ 1iD OowNy, Callfomla, for ~...... NI Ille Oral'IM C-"' Fitted COlll,..I Ul<teO mt•f_,,., -Jul._ 11t1t11!f
Olmkt, rec_,.., Oc:'-' 4 INO In 11oa11 •!_.,.. C!Oft\trvcti.. flf I ...,.II -rio
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Htlrtll Ir U' W' r.,i 7'.n Ml 1"'"9 nof lo •••~ "''" JIOfln. ft _, S.C. uld -lffll' AN IO Ille lrve llOlnt of 1141'1 f2'0 2. OIYltlOn IX of Ille M4,lnk).
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•East •UO feel ....... Mid_..,~ ftftfl -Mtn1nlec WaY, C.10 Mfla. C.llfe
111ence lol/111 11" or 51'' last tS.tll '"'' ornla. IMM• loulfl •• 4V 17" Wotl •.oo fie! ,., 11rt111er 1Mormat100! °" Ille ..._.
tit ... ""9 ,.iM of 119f1•"'9, ... l1ullorl, ......... ~ et CIH .t
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h >ubscrlbfd lo Ille Wllf\111 IMfrvmtftl Hart>or Boultverd. Cotlt Me.,, Ctllfornla ~c '°" ~ I 11'~ 17"' 1714 ~<tlornor MO<IQIQ:o ,it: l~ll lm ~g:~b:b S~~l I. Ln r I & c;.r.vr.C1111e"> I If!> )01• JI" ~ '"'d e<.-nowlcd9ed l>t t•eculed ,._. Nmt. fU7&. Wlllcfo I> I~ Pia<.< O! bu\1""11 lr~tr ros 1: ff '1!~ 1~ 'l:Z p~~t~f:~:.: tt•i, ?fl> ,...... Emolrt FlnMClll t 11"> 1~ 1~~; ~l.:llil~.!~::0.ftt'on 1 l~~!t 1fi' :r:z IOFFICIAl SEAi.i or the llndersoqn•d in I ll "'411trs 04!•· Fertlr>cll°" Coro 2~ l•'-n~ Paultv Ptlrolf'Um J.!l<o ~"• ?J"' FEoU•ffbt1t .~.&L pl Biid ~ t:°' II 16'• Firs! Steur.lv Co 1 SO 10 ll 30
Nol~rv Public • C1lllornl1 wllhln >tK month• •lttr "" llrtl PUbll<•· 1m~rtol B•nk 11'>11' 1 11., R~~CI(~ -~to~tt~otw~~~M.~f~~~~~~rl~~~s~~~~~lt~~~l~7~~1~6~P~r~t~ll~~~~M~~~ll~~~n~~~~~n~~-~~-~~~Q~u~~~b~r~-~l~~or~~-~~~~~~Ge~l•~llk • l•·IP,lf'' ~;~~:·~~~~e In "o;,f ..i'h~.~lc~'. ,... ~~~l~c~~~•~" n'oni. :;~ ~.. t' •
Mv Commlu lOf'I Enlrtt Jim" Tortagll1 ~~1~:,:~~f~~nt° S1 •J6'1~i37;(,11i~ JulY I lt61 E•.c:utor ot tile Wiii ol ~ 1 Publlthed Ortnot Coasf Ot llY Piiot. lht ·-· ••med tlet -nt ( st Nat ~.-I 2h ~l91• l9'>-39''1
Mt tth 29 •nd AP<ll S, 11, It, 1941 Stt-61 lltllert A. IHflftlll ~~l'~~!·~~N~le.19~ l: 37 r.
LEGAL NOTICE Suitt >11, SurtlY Net Bl\ s 1 t I
2111 ...,.... .............. ~s1~.~·~~·r~6 ~. ,.~~ ,.~v·~~
Cttra Mftl, Celllentta n.7t Vtlltv HB P-n•• SO. It .. 201o1t \o
l'·ttlU Tel: ~ll Woll• Ftrwo Bani. I _, 41 '"~ fO"-
ClllTll'ICATI OF IUllNISS Al~t>':f.'.....': ~:=~w co.sf o1nv Piiot. SEE THE NEW BONDS
FICTITIOUS NAME Marth 19 1NI Aprll S, U, It, lt61 Jll-61 ~~a"fi\'ius~'c~~1'.if2 .~, m l~~ Th~ 11noers19M<I dou <ertlly I 1"' ,.,,,. Arden·M•vfa" Is 1014 66 70 6S <lu<t•"9 • bu•lntU It INf New-I LEGAL NOTICE Arft n s Oo1 <••tnl2 lat ltl 119 ,1.-enur. Coste M .. u , C•liforn11, undtr Ille B&L Oollc•I <••' ,.,.. ,.. 790 uc,,.lout firm nemt of SA R A S Ji " Btl<o Pf! <•5'77 ,,. ,15
PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO '"" thal MIG T·JISfl Ill =~1~%~ ~r~r.~ ~~·•1' m 118 t"m I• comPoSe<I ol !hr IOllC1Wi"9 "'.'"°"• SU,.llUOll COUllT 0' THE ------ar C•N<lo Orv cv 4,,,81 lh II•
#"°'4 MIN In Ml er>d plect ol '"'dtntt STATE 0, CAll"Ott"IA l'OR CC!!_tmtroltnOeEI"°• cv"J/,l'9 1n11 lit 17
1
77 .... follow• THI! COUNTY 01' ORANGE -· ~
Naror>dr• Kumar, 7ttf CrollGOft IM. A·S'161 C•0<-er<lttu•1" • 60" 11 1' 11 SlrH!, Coale Mes•, Calllom11 '2626. NOTICE O" NIAllfNG 01' l'ETfTIOH For Wt.sl F ww S''•sn 71 11
Oiied M••<h 11. ,... '011 ,.llOIATI OF WILL A.ND '011 Fee Mart CV 01 79 81 82
Hertndro ICUfl\tr LETTlllS TESTAMINTAllY ~MCJoroTtvl"l"ll 1~ 136
St•le 01 Ct lllocl\lt , Orenv• Covnlv: E•ttl• ol IAN G. MecOONALO,I G;::',,,:"c1{ «.·,~~~~6 1., ~: 1~
On MercJo 11. ""· befOrt mt. a Nolarv OteHtfd. Hollv SU1>1r <"'"13 UI Ul ,.ubll< In Incl lo< H id Sl1le, personallv NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Thtl I HOV\ Ion Corp S•61 9t'> "'" 'If', •D~tre<I Nervidrt Kum1r k,,_., to -.ELEANOR G MACOONALO h"s fllt4 M•utl CO<ll C-r cvAu ll) 62 70 ''
11> bt int perao<I -n•~ Is 1ubKrlb-Mrflt1 • 0«lmon lor Pcol>tlt ol Wiii and Pt< Ouldr AO 1w 61 7• n '5 '2 ..., to lhe wllhll\ l"'lrumenl ar>cl for 11tutncf of l,11.,t Tttl•,,,.,,ttrv 10 Paut•x.., Ptl S'·>1' Ill Ill 111
•ckMwltclgell ht necut!O lht u me, !ti• ..ellllon•"• rolMence to whlclt I• m•O.j I f~'~11v 1,W.~:'~; ~'t'o.,.n :; ;~ ;~
tOFFICIAl SEALI lor lur~r o.artlculao. Ind tfl•I IM ffmt ( Thrllly Marl <• S• 11 105 11S 10S
J04H h E 01v1J •"41 ollce DI fleerlnv I~ ''""" nu ......,. TOkyq ShlO•u•• cv~ll 11 ll 12 I I ... -· l 1~· f • .... ~l lttn• West Pl »69 70 7• 10 Nnterv Pvl>l•C·C•lltor• t ~ "'' ,.,.y • .._, • . ,,., I m • in ""' Woy,,. Mio •t,tt7 103 106 101
Prontloel Office In courlroom of Ot1>trlm_,,I Nil 1 tJf \aid rWtlls FerQO J0,1 It 16 1' 16 t)r•"11'! Covnlv covrl. •1 IOI Horlh Brotdwtv. In lht CllY Wnlll•ktr CP •&.·11 21S m m
MV CommiU•on E ...... ol Sent• Ana. Call!otnl1. l Wvlt l eb! CV l'IJ• n no m
June '1. 1'10 04 TED A.llrll 10, lffl MUTUAL Fll'IOS
Dubll•"•d Or•rnit Co.>\I Daily Ptlol. w E. ST JOHN. "•••mount Mui J!u I l6 ' ,, ,1 ~
Merch ,,, 29 •net Apr ll s. u. 1961 M..a OllEl!HHi:ltvo~~;~u, ~:;:;.3111 Mui FG 1~ tt '~.ti • -
m• wu • .,, ... 1111~... ·1968 Lincoln Continental LEGAL NOTICE IM A,...1". CelHW>lla
Tt l: 21M11>5'St A~--'1 JDOlt ~.-la~ mofOf'CU. ,..,mt Alfwttrrl ter ,.ttt11tMr. ~ -e-
NOT•c• OI' OISSOLUTIOM 0 1' p bfl """ Or C I O 11 l'llet
•ARTNlllSHll' A"O OISCOHTINUAllCI >.pr~I :1, 12, 1:.ni:-~ ou t '1 ~ J
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Pu,..,,,,, lo lfl4 orovftlor\> °'· '3UOU.~ LEGAL NOTICE II , ... C0<-alioM cooa, •nd ol §2 .. t.I •I Int Clvll Cod .. "' lh• Sltle of c..11-1--------------
'or•I•, nollce ,, ~r•bv elvtn thal 11\P IAll·S17 & Son
•tr1'ltr~lo com-of JOHN W 1 S~~!~~o~,c~~~rl"g:Nr:I
aARCLAV t 'ld ETHEi. R llllRCLAV. FOii THE COUNT'{ 0' ORAHOE
'lfr<lol0tr -a9!0 In busll\fH u,..,.r '"" ll·mH I
across from the ba y rlub
900 wt st coast hightt'"Y
ntwport btach
642·0981 546·8287
•lctltious lorm nt m• of "Donel Coiflurn NOTtCI o, Hl!AlllHO 01' l"ITITIOll 1
t l 71)(1 M•rbor Bov~vard. Sult~ 11 '• l'OR l"ROIATI 01' WIL.l ANO (nllfil~ untn, Co>IA Mttt. C1lrlom•t j CODICIL AMO rro1t l I T T fi It s 1
""" d•Holvtd •• of modnl;hl Mt r<h 11. TESTAMEHTAllV I l~T~N~llH W~I~-°" E~~olP~rl~~V~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~ """"" lh« ui• o! "Id nam• Incl lfoll NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Th•f tilt• .. Id dlnolullOI\ no .. ...,,. ll8d G-• P. Bak., flt> flll'd ~ertln • P•ll
autt>nt11V to Incur obllelllon• tor ;eld llon tor ,,..obai. o4 wm end Codkll •"41
*°""'"~' Urm for luuanc.e of Ltttfr'\ Te1tame"''rv 10
DONEL COIFFURES Peto-. '"'-'tflCt to Wille~ " -Int fly E lhel R, l orcltY furlhor pulk 1>l1r1, •nd that the llml\ ond .._.. tf141 Hurwtl'l. olt<;t of nurlne tllt .. ,,,. hu beOn ....
A-n ti Lew lot Aprll 16. 1M&, M t·JO a m .• In l"t
~.ftnf SlrN!. courtroom nt O....ctm.,,t No 7 <JI wi~ llt-.rf ._,,, Calll.,...• nw CDurt, ti 901 North l rotdWo. In 1111 CllY
Pul>Hshed Ore"" Co.st 01llv Piiot, of S.nlA ""'' Ct lllornl•.
Morch 12. ,. ""' A1,,11 5, 12. 1'63 ....... D•IH A•r,)J '[ 'W· JOHN
LEGAL NOTICE Cou"rv C ltr\ llAHM AH O H4HH
I r: 0. Halt 01"•-· SUl'l!llfOll COUllT 0, TMI: Jll lfnf Ctt.r .. 11.vltvarf, JTATI OF CAll,ORlllA ,Oii ,........,, Ct A ....... t
THI COUHTV OF Vl[MTUllA T•h OIJI ,,.....u. um ......... NO. A·l'tJI CITATION 4'_., fOt l'tft-
ln "" M•lltr 111 lht AOOP110n nl Pvbllfllod °'"'" c ... ,, O•llY "•tot. GllECORY RANOOLPH H 0 0 G IN .\orll 5, A, 12. 19.. llS. .. !ll!AOlEY RAN DOLPH HODGIN, JEF Fl!EV RANOOLPH HODGIN, er>d
l(IMllElll V BEA HODGI N. Minon LEGAL NOTICE
THE PEOPLE OF TI4E STATE orr --------------CALIFORNIA SU,.ElllOR COUllT or THI TO JAMES RANDOLPH HODGIN· ITATE OF CAl l,OlllllA 1'011 Bv ~ ol lhil court you art ..... THE COUNTY 0" ORANOI"
(llff lo •PPHf !Mlore "'" Prnldl119 .... A·:ff71•
0 EY
:\Torthrup Chief
Giv<'n Award
Thomas V_ .Jones. presi·
nenl. Northrop Corp . has
lwrn n ;i m P d outstanding
hustn<'!-!lman or the year 1n
Southern California hy lhe
Los ARgPles Chapter, Na·
tional Association or \c·
countcints.
f:ach year thi.~ award is
prcsenl<.'0 as a htJ?hlight or
thP S n u t h " r n Califor111a
Ru~UI('~<; Show. a hus1ncsi;
.r;ervicr pro1ect i;ponsorrd
hv thr lot':il 'MA chaptrr
The award Wil~ formally
prrsentrn tn .lonr<; h ~·
llowarrl ~atktn. president.
Lo~ 1\ngelr~ Chapter.
frld.iy, April 12, 1%8 DAILY PILOT fl
Businessmen Act
To Halt Rackets
By SYLVlA l'ORTER mu.nlty ls recosniiing it
In Harlem In rec e n t must take &leps to prevent
m o n t h s • do<>rbell·rlnaing such un.scrupuloua pra<:tices
home froozer salesmen have m t:he ghettos.
been offering hOusewlves six Later tlli mood\. the Bet-~:~t'the;o~:y r~ee~~,e~~ ter Business Bureau of
prices up to $1,200. Metropolitan New York
The actual v11lue of these will open a new bureau in
freezers, plus the ·•tree" the center of Harlem , the
food . muy be only a fraction first Belter 8 us 1 n es s of $1,200. However, many fam.iUe s are signing up for Bureau In any big U. S. city
the deal -and in many ghetto. The bureau is being
cases those who oannot keep fioa.pced, initially w i t h $97 ,()()() a year. by some o{ up with the steep payment~ the largest corporations in
are having their wages the nation, including IBM,
garnisheed. General Mo t or s. Macy's
ALSO IN llarlem. as in Corn Products. and also
big city ghettos from coast publishers. banks. 011 com·
to coast. auto dealers are panies, ~u~rmarket chains
advertising used can for and utllities.
sale under such terms as The new Harlem Better
"no credit required, no Business Bureau will l.n-
down payment." Yet. often vestigate hlllldreds or sm~ll
the customer as taken "next • aad large busines~es to find
door" by the dealer for a out whether t b e i r ad•
personal loan. amounting to vertistng or sales tactics an
a down payment .• on a grosf· fraudulent or deceptive;
ly overpriced vehicle. The conduct educational cam·
unwitting buyer is locked in· paigns throughout l b e
to a long, costly series of district to help residents
payments and frequently avoid gyps and get the most
ends up having his wages for their spending dollars:
garnisheed. crack down on gypsters not
Again. in 11 a r l e m , only by persuasion but also
unscrupulous f u r n i I u r e by "every available means
stores typically advertise 60· within the bureau's com·
piece sets or furniture which mand." The bureau also will
turn out to include only 40 review. daily. every type of
pieces. even counting each advertiEing claim aimed at
sofa pillow as a Eeparate Harlem resi~. Including
1.ft.e..... ln. ..A2ffi..e inst~n~ newspaper adS, radio and
customers entering. these TVaas;-windbw and counter
stores muEt make a deposit. signs. junk matt, a n d
They are then intimidated solicitations m a d e by
by high pressure salesmen telephone or doorbell.
into buying s h 0. d d Y • NEW BETTER Bu~lne s overpriced merchandise. out . ' 6
or rear they won't get their Bureaus also are ~Ulg plan·
''deposit" back. n~d . for. explosive s.1':"11
These are ju!<t a few of a d1str1cts in other U. S. cities
long list of c o n s u m e r as well. . . .
rackets. misrepresentations The. • vtctimlzaUon o f
and high-pressure sale~ tac-America s ~luf!t dwell~s by .:~., '" ,,.•,• . .. ... ~~ or the racketeenng I r 1 n g e
U.S. slum dweller.> have 1u11g shoul~ never have r.eached
been anu stlll an~ "~"'~sub-today s ~ r op o r .t 1 on s.
Jected. They have become a R e spons1ble bus1nesS!f!en
multi·milllon dollar drain on Fhould long ago h.ave .given
the pocketbooks of our ~orts to curb 1t highest
poorest citizens. There i~ no pnor.ity.
doubt that the gyps and This obvious step. i. !>
misrepresentations were a. sh~efully late. But 1l . is
powerful factor belund the bemg laken at last. The ·~·
wave nf looting and arson pact could.be enor~ou~ -1f
arter thf' assassination of the ~re)irrunary projects ~re
t he Rev. Martin Luther multiplied ~cross the nation Kinf;!. and 1f businessmen really
understand the need and are
RUT FINALLY. the determined fo wipe out ghef·
respon!'ible busi ness com· to gyps.
U.S. Low on Scale
Take Heart, Taxes
Hurt Around World
Ry .JOHN Cl'NNIFF
NEW YORK IAP1
He.av1ly burdened by taxes,
and always lattd with tne
prospec t o f more .
Americans may take some
~olace in recent studies that
i;how the same pattern
prevail!! all over the in·
dusiriali1.ed world .
Thf' trend to more laxes is
slrong In Ule 10 years
through 1966 the burden ac·
tua lly iirew faster than the
l'~'OllOmy tn every Onf' or lhP
world's largest industrial
n;illons And most oC thttse
rcon-om1Ni were ~rowtnl!
swiflly.
In Sweden, for example,
•
1957 taxes were less than :JO
percenl of the nation 's total
output of ~oods a n d
services. Nevertheless, this
was the heaviest ta.xaL.lon of
any nation. But what ia 1t
now., More than 40 percent .
This same study. by the
f irst Nal.iooel City Bank of
New York. shows the United
States and Canad.a have a
tax pcrctnla~e ol 28.2 per•
cent or gros~ national pro·
duc t and growing.
~= !irt~=:v.I M°!v r;;lf\~ii:=.-4:; Nfo'i' .. :: .. ~~A~MOWl~t ::~IT~=
1 10 ,..M • llltfl t nd there to.,._ CIVY. L.t:TTl"llS 0 I' AC>MllltlSTllATIO"
If ..,., .,.,,., have, WhV "'' ,.atll!ofl Of WITH-THl·WIU. ANNIXIO.
"Tl'f£000RE W llUGE ler IM aclollflon of f•ltl• of Harold M S*<ltl. Sr . Otctt.-M11tual Funds
St.ill. bolh countrtc!< are
near the bottom of the list.
AmonS? other percenta~es
are France 38.6. Norway
:lfi 8. Netherlands :l 5 . 1 ,
Australia 35 I. Germany
:l4.8. Denmark 31.6. United
Kingdom 31.3. Belgium 31 1
and Italy 29 1. OREGOltY RAN~PH M 0 0 G I N , Id
llllAOl l!V llANOOl,.H HODGI N. JEF· NOTICE 15 HEREBY Glllf.N T~•l Corl ~llEV llANOOl.PH HOOGIN, a 11 G 5"cllo het flltd l>trlll\ 1 ptlltton tor
ICIMl£11l v I EA HOOGIN. •OVI minor Pr911ole al WIN ..... lot baut nct .,. l•I
clllldrtft, 11tould "°' 11t fftni.ct "'' of Admlnltl•tllon wllll<lflt.•HI en Go•lft Uncltr my ll•nd 11\d •tel at 1114 MIC,., to the ptfltl-r, Ntttr~ lo
S.....rlor Court of lht C:OU.IY fl' Vtfltvra. whldl I• ""'"' for lurlhtr P•rtleuler-s. •""
Slt lt "' Calllof'11l1 '"'' 11111 N Y ol Mirth. ""' Ille """' •NI ftllte of ...... ,no In• I.. Ml'"" flat llt"'fl ... tor Aor11 ,~. 1'61, •t
ROl£11T L HAMM. t JI • m , tn fflf' courtroom o! ~rt-
c.ou..iy '""' nMflf Ho 7 Of 1<110 courl, •' 101 Horlh Counly tf V111111,.., 11r...iw1y1 In lht c;tv ol S.•fl AM, Stilt al C.lll0tnlt C.lllOl"nlt
Afld a~klo Otld: APrll 4, 19" Clarlt _. ~ ~ (...,..1 W E ST JOMN.
l 'Y 01-ICtlltY Cour>IY Clerk °"11'1"' ci... """''i-. • "''"' AlltOlllOlf 6 CRIQLA1a •II J. s.rtlle It .. s.ii. •
AtltrNn Al UW I.It A-4Ho C. ........ 1, "'"
"" ~ """' ..... "'"" 0 Ttlt ,.,..,,....., ..... °"'*..... ..._. ... ,....._, ......... C•I .. ,,... T·t1S7' VWff~URA. CAL.ll'Oltlfl" ... , PUllildw•d Oro"" C4!41v Otllv ll'•lltl A11Vr!trt f1w ,._ Aorll S. 4. 12. tMt m.41 Publ'-~ HArtlot N,..., PttU
•l'<fll>I,,.., wllll O•ltv '""et. N......,.t
I •ctt. ('alllllffllt , Nlllf<fl ft. 7t """ Ae<ll ------..... "°"",,.------J. I), l"J .ftH f
LEGAL NOTICE
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A little short en money to p1y tue1?
Vl1lt neerby Sovihern Callfornl•
Thrift l Loan tod•v. Borrow money
you n .. d NOW •nd •void th• p.en•lty
of delinquent t••"· ltepey in conven·
lent monthly ln1t•lmenh. Up to 36
month• to rep1y.
out ern Cdif ornia
RIFT & LOAN
PHONI: ~45
170 E.. 17th It., Costa Meta
...... SwiUerland. w it h 11
percenl.aj!t or 21. 7. Mid
.Japan. at 19 3, have lesi;
taxation lhan the United
States
Neverthele~~. t,he pJtin o!
taxes h e r e arc direct: the
principal source of revenus
is from personal and cor·
pora-te Incomes. In other in·
dui;trialized nations lhP
rmpflasis Is on 11Ptnding
taxes
Because the burden I~
heavily on Incomes, an in·
creasr In llM U.S. st.andard
or llVing is geMt~lly llC·
('Ompanied by an lncttASe ·n
thf' amount titat must be set
aside for taxes.
Corporate income taxu in
the United States are hlgt\er
than in 8ny otl\er country.
In 19116. US. corporaCe taxes
tqualed 4 8 perunt of the
Gross National Prodt.tet.
compM~ witll 2.3 percent
tn G~ lftd U in Fr•
('(',
In mtny Europeen nMions
the wu are dUra.lnd.
Thty are lnd.I~. The
~rce o( revenue re.neraltJ
1!C from ta.xes on pQrct>Mf~
r11 ther than Incomes. In
E~land. for ex.ample. taxes
recently were ral.Md on lb&
~1robeM of aJcoboJ, tobacco
and talOUnt.
DARY PROT EDITORIAL PAGE
Developers Should Help
Newport-Mesa school trustees have agreed to an-
nex 75 acres of homes that figure to bring 300 new stu-
dents into the district. Youngsters taken in should Cill
up another 10 classrooms.
Board members explained they were acting in the
interest of sound, long-range planning.
And of course they were. The hard qu.esU_on the
board is facing increasingly is whether the d1stnct can
afford to accept added commitments in the interest oC
sound, long-range planning when it is so desperately
strapped for buUding fund s It 1s reaUy a questlo~ of
whether the district has enough money to do the nght
thing.
In this case the beneficiaries are the families who
move into the ~ew subdivision on the Irvine Ranch .
They wUI be assured of education in the Newport-Mes.a
district and that their neighborhood will not be spilt
between two school districts.
Indirect beneficiaries are the Irvine Company and
the builders to the extent that they do not have to cope
wit.h having to inform prospective home purchasers that
their children will be in a different school system than
their across-the-street neighbors.
The board's acquiescence on th4: annexation re-
quest focuses attention on the larger issue of whethe~
the Irvine Company and other large landholders and
or builders can and should in some manner help prcr
vide sites or funds for schools -schools needed ~o
accommodate the residential developments on their
property.
There are some strong a rguments pro and. con on
the issue. The Irvine Company has argued that 1t would
be discriminatory to force it to provide sites unless _all
residential developers, large and small. somehow k1ck
in for their share of the burden they create.
A school district actually has no legal authority to
impose such considerations on annexations. The school
Let Us Keep
Easter, for it
Means Wings
By EllJwortb L. Rlcbard1on
Mlnl1ter
Tbe NelCbborb.ood
Conpecadoaal Cburcb
LaPDa Beacb
Do you know that 1 haven't heard a
single person say, "l am not going lD
keep Easter this year." Yet. 1 remeni-
ber that some peopl~ had good cause
to say lut Chribtmas that they were
not going to keep Christmas!
How shall we keep East.er? I don't
mean merely observe ft -but keep it!
In the book. "Sampson's Choice,"
the character Sampson lives a very
selfish life. He loves the things of this
world and hates to part with them .
When he dies he finds no dillerence in
his mode of living. viz, a two-car
garage. butler, maid ! He is delighted,
far more than he expected, f6r he
knew that he did not deserve all this!
This ls heaven I
THE DEVIL. HOWEVER, tries to
convince him that this Is hell. Hell is a
place where one no longer deslres to
r.limb. no longer asplres to ~eatness,
no longer ca.res to be ltiJ'ld, con-
siderate. The devil says very con·
vincingly to Sampson. "No frl~nd ~~
mine has ever asked for wings.
Tbat'1 bell!
Easter means wings ! Even though
the crucifixion looked to some of us as
the end the defeat of good wiU. tho!
triumph' of evil. the scripture is quite
explicit. When Jesus said. "It is finish-
ed," be bowed his bead. and gave up
his spirit. The spirit was released
from the earthy part of him. He asked
for wings!
THE RESURRECTION of Jesus Is a
Dear ...
Gloomy
\ Gus:'
What klnd of university will
cancel classes for an appear·
ance of John Galbraith and in
honor of Dr. Martin Luther
King, but wlll not cancel them
on Good Friday in honor of
Jesus Christ? -E.A.R.
Tllh ... ,_ rtt1em ..-,.. •lewl, ...r
IMC-FU'( lflMe If Ille MWIH!lff. -ywr Ml Mt'" It o.....,, Ow, O.Uy r'lltf,
historical fact! Yet history does
repeat itlell! Tbe other day l saw a
man who asked for "wings". For
years now he has been living the kind
of life that he regards as ·Christian.
The people for wh om he worked have
put up with bis honesty and falr play
for a long period of time. But now they
have him in a comer where they want
him. They made it perfectly plain that
his idea of good business just didn't
pay dividends.
The old man said. 'Td rather starve
than make a living the way you want
me to make il Good 'Clay, sir.''
HE ASKED FOR WINGS .•. and
the spirit of the man is much bigger
than any weekly pay check he might
receive ! The world dictates to him
that he must submit ... but something
would die in him if he did.
Easter does not mean success. pros·
perity -that would be to make of
God an E~ter bunny! Easter means
the triumph of the spirit over flesh ...
it means wings!
Thornton Wilder speaks a b o u t
•·something way down deep that's
elem al about every human being."
This "eternal part of us" is the desire
to live a moral life, tc stand for ideals,
to sacrifice money. pop u I a r I t Y •
prestige. or whatever God demands or
us!
Let us keep Easter. for It means
wings!
Transl erring Our Will
In hls recent book. ''A Very Stran1i:e
Society." Allen Drury examines ltle
g<>vernment, people an<! problems an
South Africa today. with a fairness
that bends over backwards.
Yet. when be comes lD discuss the
totalitlill"ian methods of repression us-
ed to enforce apartheid in that coun·
try. he cannot rerrain from crying
out: ''TI1e lndlvldua: Afrikan1.1 is not a
cruel person; what evil genius .orces
him to be so cruel as a government :'"
BUT THE SAME might be said or
any people. •nywhere. at any Ume In
hlslor7. The Gertnt•t\I were not a cruet
people. but they passively acqulesced
(at least) In the deviltry of the Nazi
aovemment. The Ruuians are not a
cruel people, but they merely turned
sentimental. Most Russians a r e
Craendly and out-going. And the U S.
tr oops bombing villages and burning
peusants in Vietnam Include some ,r
th.: finest. sweetest boys you would
ever hope to meet.
All this is beside the point The point
is that we feel desperately alone and
uuecure as 1ndivldu&ls; we require a
sense or belo.gJac lo some unit larger
than ourselves This unit can be J ,.
tfonal. racial. religious. ideotor;ical. 01
soci~conomic, as in slum gangs. And
then we transfer our reason, our will.
"1d our passioni. to this larg.!r unit.
their •1 .. away L"'Om Stalin's long WRJ\T THE GANG DOES. no in· retan of butchery and barbs:lrlsm. dMdual boy would do aJone. What the
!t ls not merely when mob hysteria South African government docs, bard·
H!u• them th11t people a~! worse in Ly a single Afrikaner would do. In Vie
JTOUPS than they do individually. All bitter centw-les-lona rttUg1ous war•
.. C&UIM •• , all c:retd•, au ideoloatei. between Prot.estaittl and Catholics, It mm ~ beblye tar Due-WliilL-lllliuu~outhl or "pie.a.sing God " not
--;rr ; wOUldtftdividually. 'lb moat bor~ any petty pef40Clal advantafet. that
rihle 1an1ery has not been com-prompted millions lD mutual H ·
•ltt.td for personal. seUlsh moUVf"1, termJnation -mo1t at them peol)le
bat for church and 1tate and D.ag, ror who "wouldn't 'nurt a ny."
H)oyalty" end "p-oup aoUdarlty" and It is not 10 much our human
"COllUDOD c1t11t. ·• "•~Ulshncss" that Is rtspooslbie for
lhe great injustkes and tyranmes of
the world as It is our need to identily.
to tran5Cead ourselves. to'fonn ptrt o!
a toUd JfOUP. Ttt ll'OUP Jnslpla gives
m ilboiJon&J Ucense to dntroy otbcn.
-~.
trustees apparently sought no concessions Crom the rr-
vine Company in this instance.
Some city government~ already require builders to
help provide park sites and other needed communitv
Items through a specific tu for that purpos~. They
conceivably could act as a collecUon agency for school
districts and impose a similar requi rement for the
benefit of new school constf\Jctfon.
But something may have to change in the Newport-
Mesa district. This district, alter losing two school
bond issues, cannot in the near future construct facili-
hes needed for newly developing areas.
Developers would do well to see what assistance
they may offer voluntarily to help the district out of
its present bind. Their developments aren't goin~ to
be so appealing if' the children who move into them
have no schools to attend or are bused seven miles to
attend double or triple sessions.
A Time for Meditation
Today is Good Friday. In t.he Christian world.
"God's Friday" is a day of mourning and penitence in
commemoration of Christ's death on the cross. For
those of Jewish faith. the Passover observance begin-
ning this evening I i k e w i s e bas deep spiritual
significance.
As a reader bas suggested, this Easter season is a
good time to evaluate our lives. Divisiveness and vi~
lence are not new to the United States but their extent
today surpasses even the excesses of the Civil War.
Every American who genuinely loves his country
cou1d profitably use this period for meditation on what
each in his own way can and must do to lessen racial
tensions and make this truly a nation of liberty and justice for all.
N ''A Ff LLOW IN MY PoSlTION HAS TO WATCH .HIS STEP."
Reader Calls on Churches to Lead, Not Follow
'Professional Theologians Abdicate~
To the Editor:
AU men of good will are surely sad-
dened by the slaying of Dr. Martin
Luther King. Jr.
Only those who are completely in-
sensitive to human suffering can now
say that America Is not a racist coun·
try. and therefore not hypocritical in
Its commitment to its own Con·
stilution. I
One must wonder. in this country
which prides itself on its religious
heritage. why p r o f e s s i o n a I
theologians have by and large ab-
dicated their rote as moralists in this society
ONE WOl\'DERS of what relevance
to contemporary society is a religiou!l
structure which does not speak out
loud and clear -"we are against in·
Justice and we Intend to do everything
in our power to eliminate It from this
society." Why must the chmch follow
instead or lead?
I hope that other people of good will
will join me in paying homage to this
great American by sendinl? a con-
tribution · to his organization. the
Southern Christian Leadership Con-
ference so that it may carrv on its
program to help solvf' the white pro-
blem In America. The addrP~s is:
SCLC. 3.12 Auburn Avenue. N. E ..
Atlanta. Georgia. 30303.
J . H. MUNSEE
Rac-l•l Llce..-e?
To the Editor:
Since the death of Martin Luther
King. Jr .. anyone observin~ the press
and television coverage. the eulo~ie~
of our state and national leaders. an'1
our nait flying at h:ilf mast. wouJd
naturallv assume that a er f' a t
American was beimt honored. Without
any malice intended on mv r~rt l
want lo convey my reaction" ai; one
who has listened analvticallv to th,,
things King actuallv said and proposed
and watched him do.
Kin~ recently made his well·known
''Civil Riithts" demands on Conness
and added that his proposed march on
Washinpon had better get results or
the peoole were goinJ! to t;1ke th ines.
Into their own hands. He ridiculf'd thP.
court in junction a,ainst his march anlf
the laws which govern peaceful
assembly and demonstration.
THER E IS NOTHING new in Kiril?'s
approach. Ambitious oolitkians dnriri~
the dec11vin1? period of the Rflman F:m-
pire promi$ed the same thin11s Thrv
demantled free hread. butter. wrlcler
circuses. and redress a~:lin~t wroni?s
<many of which were valid ' Thr rx·
isting evils were continuouslv ~frP!'<;ed
and amplHitd until some of the true
victims llOd those bvstander-. "ho
were ea!!ilv excitable became r11r io11s
at not receivini? a bil?~er share nf the
abundant wealth. A~ Pxpected. lhe
mindles!I disease of mob fr1>nzv wiis
lnfccttous and thev burned. loot"d.
killed and maimed In the enl!. the
political bl:lckmallers got t h r i r
ransom of illegal laws and subsidies
•nd personal power
nu: l\lAl.CONTEvrs. the reac·
tionarles. the paranoid!!, t h e
pyromaniacs and the excltable youth
looking for a crusade with wbtch to r•ift lheir-id~1111tv and st -se,
hew Ktirg ten them how orr they
were and that the pt0ple woWd
"speak'' for them~k'es. Re knew thlt
hta words dlrttUy cost untold ,~
ferlng to all Americans. Innocent lives
were lost and lawles~ looters runni"'
down the street w1lh stolen goods
became commonplace
He was exertlstng the and nt art ot
blackmail with the U. S. Congre at
bay, crted by mobs •bo ktlO'W no
~
Letters from readn1 an wctcorM.
Nor;f&a.lly wrlte11 should conve11 their
messages in 300 worda or le11. Tht
right to condense tetten to fit 8JX1Cf
or eliminate libel u resnwd. All lei-
cers must incll.Uk rignatiirc and mail-
Inv address. but na1M1 tofll "-t0it1'-
iield on requesi.
peaceful leaders. It Is hard to believe
the excuse that he sought only
peaceful non-violent means to achieve
better treatment for the Negros. His
appearances can best be measured in
lives lost Injuries infUcted. and the
promotion ol race hatred.
GOVERNOR REAGAN previously
remarked that "there are no property
or civU rights. only human rights." I
agree with him, you can't subdivide
them. I don 't agree with the governor
with his change ot heart -that be
hopes King's cause will continue. What
cause? Having those wild enough lD
challenge the police take their share of
the wealth of America out of store
windows? Subverting those who have
a human right to earn a living for
themselves and family fright to life.
liberty. and the pursuH of happiness -
all that old fashioned tommyrot about
"enjoying the fruit or your own in-
dividual labors," either sensibly or un-
charitably) when any question of
racial difference somehow violates the
objector's "civil rights" or "civil
liberties" -hell. "racial license··~
IUNG SAID WE must have open
housing. What is open about open
housing? Rap Brown doesn't have to
be a Negro to make me "hate" bim .
but the fa ct that he is will soon make
it illegal for me to refuse to sell my
house to him. Worse yet, I'm appalled
Dear George :
I have a terrible problem -
my hU$band complalns about my
cold feet. t wear socks or stock-
ir.gs but It seems my feet are
aJways cold, 24 hours a day.
What do you suggest I do lo
• get my feet warm and keep
them warm. so my husband
won't complain?
NEEDS HELP
Dear Needs Help:
Aa chance would have 1t. l
am even now in the process
of designing "His" and "Hers"
pajamaa for the fashion market.
they are quite charming and
ldentJcat except for one Item
sewn onto the man'• pajamas
-3> pockets. No matter which
way he turns you can 1leep witb
your feet In his pockets.
Dear George:
J sent for your P,•mphlet on
"SJdeways Thinking ' and did tht
nrat leRon In y o u r cor·
respondence course. I lollo•ed
the «kt.tiled directions cm. mall--!:I:: lNlo9 e-Nmped; tlled ennlopt. ~ strallbt times I got my luson
bllek. What klnd of • •illy cours se J'OD nmnt111. anyhow ? What
.. tbe ldvlll'.tqet !
ANGRY
Dell' Anrt:r ;
Well. for ooe Wni. l don 't
... " to .... a lot of papen.
at the prospect of paying him $3,000 a
year guaranteed annual I n c o m e
(under present I e g i s l a t I v e con-
sideration due to some of King's
blackmail).
l consider the flag at hall mast ap.
propriate only to the loss of life and
property and the burning buildings
this week in Baltimore. Washington.
Detroit. Chicago, Memphi$ a n d
elsewhere. I can't see lnlD King's con-
science. I only know that no matter
how much he publicly deplored
violence, it was his constant com-
panion and he was smart enough to
know what followed his actions.
DAVID DAVIN
Conll~tltlfl D•tes
ln your editorial of March l9 titled
"Greatness in Jeopardy," you sta t.ed
that "Three key ex-0fficio regents -
Governor Reagan, Assembly Speaker
Jesse Unruh and State Superintendent
of Public Instruction Max Rafferty -
were too busy or too unconcerned to
come to Orange County last Friday for
the regents meeting at UCI."
While I have no kno"ledge of the
Governor's or the S p e a k e r ' s
schedules. I can clarify for you and
your readers the re:..son Dr. Rafferty
was not in attendance at the March 14
and 15 regents meeting at UCL It was
simply because the State Board of
Education w a& meeting in Los Angeles
on those dates.
I AM SURE THAT you would agree
that it would be unreasonable for
anyone to expect Dr. Rafferty to be in
two places at the same time. As State
Superintendent of Public ln!trudion.
State Board of Education meeUngs
receive his first priority.
All newspapers in the state are
given in advance the meeting dates for
the State Board of E du c a Ion .
Therefore. it appears that you should
have known that Dr. Rafferty's
absence from the regents meeting was
not due to a lack of concern. A check
of the regents minutes will clarify the
fact that Dr. Rafferty's record Of at-
tendance la second to none.
Your cooperation ln a e tt I n g the
record stralgbt will be appreciated.
B. J. FITZPATRICK
Special Assistant to the Superlnt«Jldeot
Sacramento
Apologies to Dr. Ra/f ert11.
Editor
Bonnie. Cl,de P•rtw
To the Editor:
I would direct your attention to a
reader's letter fMallbo'K, April 3) and
your aw~me h e a d 11 n e ac-
companiment in whJcb pa.reota of a
seven-year old daughter ''resent
emulation of murdettn" in a
forthcoming Bonnie and Clyde party to
be held at the Girls Club of the-Harbor Area.
My daughter baa bttn AD active
member of the Glrll Club for more
than four years. 1 lulve nevft bad any
reason to que1Uon the superior q..uty
or the staff and vohmteer1 wbo btlp to
mold the minds and bodJea of the .,,.
of olir Ct'lrnmunity.
ULMY.. OPIMOH, Oie. "'Boftale ad
Clyde Look" i. contldnably mon
modest Chao the mbd and mJcto lktrU
that are OJM.l•prettnt toct.y. l would
.....,..i that ttwl parent.I ~ ftl'e ..
vlouaJy QPMt over tbe ~mlq ~ put • blindtold OYtr tbelr daUOtlf'• eyea when tbey go 1tiop. pmr when mar,7 •torts ft•tute the Bonnie lociik In the dr..p&ay wlndowa. On
Halloween, don 'l allow tba aobbu. the L-__., _______ _..Q ,_. ... 0. ridm to darken your
door. and please never dress her as a
pirate of the high seas.
It also occurs to me that the Bonnie
and Clydt: Party was for girl! of ages
12 and over. Ma'am. ~our daughter
was not eve11 invited.
RONALD J. McDANIEL
'Machine Politic•'
To the Editor :
ll looks as if the DAILY PILOT
editDrial staff Is under the same
"calm, steady, competent hands at the
helm" as the candidates they endorsed
in the April 5 edHorial -those o
Ma,yor Paul Giuber. By supporting Ed
Hirth, the stall. in effect. rejected Dee
Cook on the grounds or "the bitter
animosity between Mayor Gruber and
Cook cror which the mayor bean
equal blame)."
WAS IT BETrER to reject Cook at
this time and replace him, and also
pack the City Council with Mayor
Grnbt!r's "selectmen.'' or allow the
other party, Paul Gruber, to stand or
fall on his OWN record when his re-
election time is due?
Rough waters are only temporarily
calmed by pouring a llttle oil on the
surface; the slDnn center must even-
tually be faced.
THUS BOTH endorsements smack-
ed of "m~cblne politics" and not what
a thinking electorate should want for
city leadership. Mayor Gruber's en·
dorsements ol candidates Hirth. Mcln-
nia and Parsons can only be accepted
in thil ligbt. since there were no real
major differences. except the freeway
issue, among the seven candidates.
That the DAILY PILOT editorial sta!!
should foDow this "party line" makes
one ponder as to their future political
aspirations.
AL NELSON
P•r•.,.., Atten.rance
To the Editor:
It was most Interesting to read ln
the DAILY PILOT Mr. Lindsley
Parsons' statement to the effect that
be was, two years ago, "a reluctant
candidate for the office of mayor and
turned it down." It was further
reported that ( 1hould h6 be re-i!lected
to the City Council) be would again be
reluctant to accept the post of mayo(.
Mr. Parsons has said he would be ""' of town even more lo the next four
years than in the past four.
Was It fair to ask the voters of
Newport Beach to retuni to office a
man wbo publlalv states such reluc-
tance to serve to thla full exteftt?
BERYL M. SECARD
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It'll be "curtains" for the Children's Theater Guild of Newport Har·
bor April 27.
But members are looking forward lo it.
For the curtain will be going up on A N1ghl on the Town, a lavish
party being planned by Mrs. James Dowty.
Readying the cast for the floor show is producer, Mrs. Richard Paul-
ey, and director. Mrs. Don Paul.
A psychedelic blackout and tight show will showcase the chorus of
dancers which include former professionals the Mmes. Paul, Richard
Keith, Albert Weinert Jr. and Miss Brenda Naples. ~
· Sharing the spoUights in front of a backdrop of a New York skyline
after dark will be Dave Joye, master of ceremonies, Mrs. Basil Bookasta
and Joe Fogarty, singers, Mrs. Kalman Spelleticb, ·Comic specialty and
Mark Turnbull, guitarist.
Musical advisors for the spectacular will be Mrs. Laidslaw Reday
111!1!1~~"'"""~~~~~----..&.---=:...-_.,..-.;;.fl.-..__,.and-Robert-MG!looald.-1.Anding~-w.riti~.J.alenli....will be ~_.. ........... ..__
Thomas Hume, SpeJletich, William Stainsforlh and Stuart' Wilso n.
After the floor show, a late buffet supper will be served. Dancing
will be to the music of the Ted McKeever band.
THERE1S NO BUSINESS LIKE .•• -Mrs. Ricllard H. Pauley,
fleft.) producer and David Joye, master of ceremonies for
the Cblldren's Theater Guild of Newport Harbor's A Night
on U.. 'rown watch the progress of the chorus line which will
be kicking up their heels April 27. Holding a finale-like pose
are (fro:.i left) the Mmes. Don Paul, Daniel Shea and Albert
H. Weinert.Jr.
Roving "extras" will be the Mmes. Daniel Shea and Mark A. Matth·
ews Jr. who will be cigarette and flower girls. Cameraman will be Mrs.
Donald Carr, who will capture the crowds on film.
Other "credits" include the Mmes. Fred Ellis, set decorations, David
Dvorak, publicity, Frank Gaines, tickets and Dao Gurney, hospitality.
Sonw anJ Cher Singing Team
Father 'Recording' Praises for Son
By JUDY HURST
Of Ille DallY l'li.t Sl11f
No longer does Anthony Rose cut his son's long hair. inslead his!
Sonny now has the barber vi'Sit him.
Sonny Bono and his stunning wue Cher reside in Bel Air in Tony
Curtis' "old" mansion, whlle Anthony and his wife make their home in,
Tustin.
. Mr. Anthony, as he is known to his customers, is a hair stylist in
his own shop, Glamour Haven in Costa Mesa. Established in the area for
six years, the native Californian met his wife in a beauty shop. "She push·
ed me through beauty college more than 20 yeara ago," be laughingly
conceded.
LONG HAIR
. "Sonn>'. was the .first in show business lo sport Jong hair," bis father
churned. ~hlle attending ~nglewood High School Sonny changed his name
to Bono, his mother's maiden name. and from 17 until today has ceased
to shed his locks.
Hair has been a problem with Sonny's relatives. His lwo older sisters,
aunts and uncles called him a "bum" and asked "why doesn't he start to
work ." "He's stopped his meandering and now they don't say anything,"
Mr. Anthony smiled.
Sonny, who is an· uncle 10 times, has always been musically inclined like bis mother and plays by ear.
. "He was always a ham as a child ," Mr. Anthony confessed. "But my
wife and I knew he would reach the top in some career."
Before their discovery, the long-haired renegadr was a successful
A & R {arrangement and repertory) man in Hollywood. Then the meeting
of the acco mplished team took place in 196l Prom the beginning they were
caught up in a teen-age maelstrom.
"Cher was singing background for various record companies when
my son discovered her. Cher, who is part French and Indian. is very shy.
Sonny worked with her to give her confidence and training."
NAME CHANGE
ln 1964 they had a "record" year.
They changed their names three limes. from Caesar and Cleo to
Mr. and Mrs. Sonny &no and back to Sonny and Cher. And then there was
the million dollar seUer "I Got You Babe." ·
"The record was unusual because Sonny wrote the music. sang. ar·
ranged and directed the background musicians .. he boasted. FATHE~'S PRIDE -Anthony Rose poses with
pictures of his fam ous son and daughter-In-law,
Sonny and Cher. The "long-haired" singing team
are )mown .from coast to coast and have been well
received' on E\tropean stages.
From that moment on their rise was fl am boyant and mete<>ric.
They are personalities in Europe where they have recorded songs
in German, French and ltaUan. "They are the only popular singers today
who have had five hits at one time," Anthony 'tated with pride. "And the
1966 'World Almanac' will bear me out."
CS.. SONNY PLUS CHER. P•g• 12)
PAPAL VISIT -Sonny and Cher are spotted in this exclusive picture to the
DAILY PILOT arriving for an audience with the Pope in 1966. This was the
first time Sonny was pictured wearing a suit and was the introduction of Cher
to mlni dresses.
It's a Custom, Have Customs Inspect Even Dirt-cheap Gifts
DEAR ANN LANDERS : I would
Uke to comment on Marvyn,. ttle young
maa who woa a trip to Londoa in a
sales coote.t. Rls· Cirl ""'* that she
was di11ppoi*d. ,nien he returned
and hlmded ber bis "gift" -a clump
of dJrt from London.
ANN lANDERS ~
.. Your com.mart that the gift was to tile U.S. Customi authocitles. liad
dirt cheap -and something a penon he done 90 ttie soil could ti.ave been __ ~~U;q~mi~r ~~~~. • an pla.At'"ipe ...... n ....... and .... ---DtjMi,.--,'s;Nf~~lfl>lm~
... ~--· r8141ng -ypur JUlg6llon ro:r coottn~ Sudl a Clft coo1d wjad IP ~mlgbty Please print this letter for the -f!f (..,ueeu ao t"" In the .ulzn or apeuiv. -fW ~ ot 111. Eten .a -.., -,..-band.ful of Englillb IGIJ cou1d briq Into ecfooetlon of others. Tballlt you. your hand -the less aakl about that
tb1I country foot-aad moo9' d.lae.aH or -C.A L. one tbe better) it occurred to mf: that
.,._ 1 · E R c A L LIL 1 Id M I lhould share my secret solution tor Col .... n nematode, wllicb I a senous D A • . . : at H , arvyo, "'..... • pert of potatoes. yoo 1ttoahl have CotKI tatt eM el thole fighting ~~ween kids.
Moreover. Marvyn broke the law. lotely EtlJll1ll 1hopt and bou&llt lM W b e n our two boya reached thP
\Jntruted 10iJ trom anyplace outaide clrl a Uttle Hmetlln&. Now maybe you botllng point we wouJd hand them each
NOftb AmEt1c~ la prohibited by ttie bnalllt lier 1"ft &lu you bad plH· a rat and sorne window cleaner a n d
U.S Deperbnent of Asrtculture. H4 .. -De foet.altd·mntlt dlsea1t. tell them to fo wuh the opposite sides
~ ~ bt\19 declared the totJ Bne,.. .eea kr lltdJT Bew lt llte of tbe aame window. Tbe7 bad orders
to stay with It until the anger disap-. peared.
This way ttle boys were able to spar
off without touching each other
brcause ne ittier would risk breaking
the glass Eventually their eyes HAD
to meet and they would end up
laughing .
We never ti.ad a broken pa11e or a
broken oose and we • bad tne
c eane w ws in n.
-CALIFORNIA WOMEN'S EDITOR
DEAR C.W.E.: Thant Y" foT u U •
eelltet nUHUoe. I eadone It,
wlilelcbeareedly, ftr ptople wbo have
n1tcb 1&ylfo homes. tbal Is -bot not
fer folb who 11 • e ht blgh • r I • e
tpartmenta. Think of 11ometblnc else,
pleaH.
D£AJl ANN LANDERS: I am a Jllldar • -.,.. ma11, and m naed ot
1 1 J 1.-
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advice Several months ago I had
s o m e serious emotional problems
that resulted in the loss of my hair.
My hair began to rail out in patches
and then all or a sudden every re·
maming hair fell out of my head and I
was left totalty bald.
I've been seeing a dO<.'tor and he
tells me my ha.r may grpiw back, and
4t mey-netr-~-mtt&t-wait~
the meantime I hnd a toupee made
Md it looks preUy good. The problem
Is thGt some of tbe t'lds ttlhlk I am
wearing the hidrp1eee because I am
vam and wish to conceal partial
baldness. They don't realize that
under the toupee ls a hairless head.
Should I mention this to some of the aifls who look at me In 111 odd way7
-UNCOMFORTABLE
DEAJl U: JI,_, AW1 II tne DI I
'
h11vt no reason t .. btolltve It 111 not, t
rtw prllple on tbr campus must lrnow
It and yoa CID be sure they will have
p1111sf'd the w .. rd. You don 't owl'
anyone an explanation or an apolov
for wearing a hairpiece. Keep the
details to your'lell.
''The. Brid~·s Gufde, '' Ann Landers'
booklet , a11swet s wme « tht most fre•
quenlly asred 'CllJestlonl al>oat W~·
<tings. To receive your copy of this
comprehensive guide. write to A n n
Landers. In care o( this newspaper,
enclosing a long, sctr-addressed, rt.am·
ped envelope and 3.5 c.int4 in coin.
Ann Landers will be glad to help you
with your problems. Send them to her
ln care of the DAILY PlLOT, enclos-
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Horoscope
Gemini: Be Gracious
Thin le
laster
SATURDAY,
APRIL ll
By SYDNEY OMARR
1belr atUntion foo»ed on
your po1seKio.111. Be wise.
Don't be overly auspicioul-
but 1t aame time be lbrewd.
''The wiN ma cootrolt Avoid waste.
hi d ... :-. ... ...__,_ SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. S 8111Wuy • • , IMn.JVIVI)' potnta tbe w1y," 2l): Take the lead. Laur
"n poeltioa today bilbligbta UI• ~IES fMarch 21·April itiative. lnvent.tvenen. You
19)! Your coocern with hid· have tendency to be
den matters, the occult, la secretive. Now you mmt evident. You no longer are come out in opeo _ let
apt to be satlsfied with oCber-9 know you. ~ reporta. You want to be there in per.on. 8AGITl'AR.IUS (Nov. 22.-
You desire to see for Dec. 2 1 ) : Dey 4lo
yoursell. recuperate. Make up f«
20): Spotlilbt 1' oe tra~l
plans. You ~ tt) look
beyoJ>d i m m e d t a t e In·
dJcatiODI. lo IO doiq JOU
run riak of beln& trtpPld up
"' de&alll. AYMd .. by THINK ...
keepJq feet on IOlid lfOQDd. J ~ht IP' TODAY UI YOlJll SA ~
BIBTll D AY ,ou .. '-"'9:1
dynamic ._ ~at. W.::---::=.•
capable o( ,wdlb1 JOUf OR1~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~
dettiDy" But. • ...... JOG
become IO mpltid iD ltlf•
doubt that ,.. -...
ltiatlve.. Cl8'1'tDt C'J'ti poiata
to c:hmlte, iraftl a I •
romance.
Kids Ulri to
'Ask Andy' TAURUS (April 20-May abulea. Get proper rest.
201: Reta~ to outsiders. Gather reserves. Fine forpiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Refuse to be hermetically ::~~~=~
It's a Real Find -Eggs and an Easter Bunny
sealed. Break ttl:roulh bar· t--..i ~s. Be ... det -:.&.•-. riers, restrictions. Find out tv"1CIU .,...., ..... wruWJ
the wby of persons. event.a. CAPRICORN <Dec. 22-
Get to know fellow men and Jan. 19): The way you ban·
yourself. die complaima of triendt 11
GEMINf (May 21-June s Po tJ I g b te d . Key la
2 O I : A cc e p t a d d e d dfi>to0tacy. Family member
responsibility. Re a 11 z e COGld be inwlved. Strive to
superiors may be testing be neutral, blr. Take a
you. Work and bow you ac-stand only alter you know
oomplish baslc taab are tacta.
placed in spotlight. Be AQUARrus (Jan. 20-Feb.
gracious. mature -main-18): Perceive subtle mean-
tain balance. Exhibit poise. m1s. One you look up to at.
CANCER (June 21 ·July tempta to convey mtHage.
22): Pleasure. h o b b i e 1 If you ae dense, op.
dominate. You tend to be portunlty vanishes. Know
sensuous. Opposite --. ex tbia -react io positive
perceives this fee 1 i n g. manner.
RISH
EGGS
fOEAl FOR COt.OltlNG
f'/z DOZ. FLAT
ONLY 75'
COLOllD 1961 TOOll
Rucfy f., the letter lunnyl
The IGG BASKD
1"1 PAD Avmt• COSTA M1SA
1 ILOCI ... °' MAllal AT 1M ST. Of9 MILT., e&a• .... a ..... YS
Among lhe groups hunting Easter eggs will be the
young members of Newport Shores Community
Association tomorrow. More than 75 children wHI
be participating in this sixth annual bunt on the
clubhouse grounds. Early seekers joining the Eas-
ler bunny <Mr! Wendall Adams) are Shannon
Slaughter, Shane Glass and Ka~se Butera (left to
right). The West Newport association sponsors
many such events throughout the year for the (()0
families residing In the area.
Utilize attraotivenesa to put PISCES CFeb. 19-Mlrch
across v 1 t a 1 vtewpointa.1-~== . .....:..::..:::.....:=.:=~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!=!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~
Important day -don't
J A A-..-.:-. -:G ... d-Monday Morning Club --+¥-~ -.w-1-U 1~e,,,._.,..._ -1-==-==============
waste it.
LEO (July 21-Aug. 22):
Focus on home, family af.
fairs. Take long-range view.
attitude. Be rpeclfic. You
-----·--may ltav
l!d1tor't Noi.> 'thlo ....,., .. 911ld• It
Dft.,.rff by "'"' lllml '""'"''~ f'll 'f1rtlof Counctl PTA Mrt llwrt
Soren.en I• 11re11d1"' 1nd Mr1. Harl Sw~y 11 cemmlllet cll1lrm1n. II
,, IMendtd H I reltrl<l<I In cletermi"'
Jno wil10lt fllrn$ '°' en~aln •~
\rouo> e'ld wtll 111«1r wt""IY Yt11Jr '"~ are \O/lclle•. Mtll 111tm lo
Movie Gulck. Clrt Of '"" DAil y
P ILOT l
. FAMILY
TkE BIBLE -f X) -
Three-hour presentation
on Book of Genesis.
BLACKBEARD'S GHOST -
Disney's adventure of
faml'IUS plrate.
. BRJGHTY OF THE GRAND
CANYON -Adventures
of brave burro.
THE ENDLESS SUMMER
-(X) -Beautiful, ex·
citing travel film of Surf·
lng around the world.
GENTLE GIANT -Warm.
appealing story of boy
who befriends bear cub.
THE GREAT RACE -<Xl
-PreWorld War J set·
ting, two daredevU 11tunl
men are pitted against
each o t h e r in an
automobile race f r o m
New York to Paril.
HATARI -(X) -Adven· ture on a game farm in
Tanganyika.
THOROUGHLY MODERN
MILLIE -Mullcal spoof.
TEENS A.ND ADULTS
FAR FROM 1'HE MAD·
DENlNG C R 0 W D -
Beautiful film adaptation
of Hardy's romantic novtl
in 19th Century rural
England.
FIRE CREEK -Western
about good and bad guys.
A MAN FOR A LL
SEASONS -(X) -Story
of Slr Thomas More, King
Henry vm and C1tbarine
of Aragon.
TO SIR. WITH LOVE -CX)
-Tucher brings se.ue of
responsibility to antisocial
teen-1gers of L o n d o n
slums.
MATURE TEENS
AND ADULTS
THE GIRL AND THE
GENERAL -Peasant
girl and Italian soldier try
to take their prisoner
through World War I bal-
Uefield lo collect reward.
HA WAil -Segment o(
James Michener's no\fel.
IN THE HEAT OF THE
NIGHT -Murder in deep
South is solved with col-
laboratlon of a whiu
police chief and Negro
homicide de~tive.
WAIT UNTIL DARK -
Tenae thriller in which
thup try to force blind
wife to reveal
wlereaboutl of a cache of
berolD.
ST. VAJ.,ENTJNE 'S DAY
MASSACRE -Authentic
portrayal of bootleg gangs
ln Chicago's underworld.
SOL MADRID -U . S .
undercover agent goes to
Mexico to Ow.sh out smug-
gll.og ring.
ADULTS
THE AMBUSHERS -Spy
spoof. third in Matt Helm
aeries.
BONNIE AND CLYDE -
True story of two bank
robbers and klllen.
THE COMED IANS -
Rebellion flarts on Haiti
undrr the terrorism of a
military dictatonhlp.
GUIDE FOR THE MAR·
RlED MAN -Brassy
comedy which holds mar·
rlage up to ridicule.
POINT BLANK -Savage
tale of u n d e r w o r 1 d
vengeance.
THE PRESIDENT'S
ANALYST -Brash farce
where analyst at Wb.tte
House flees from agent..
X denotes excellent film.
All D B assertive -and ttiis could a Ys U Sy irritate family. But it is
necessary. State terms -
While their colorful spring
fasllion show took place
Monday, members of the
Mon<lay Morning Club of
Laguna still nave many ac~
tivities awaiting them this
month.
A bridge luncheon will
take pl~e ai noon Monday.
April 15, and Mrs. David
Kisselburgb, chairman. aug·
gesl! each member bring a
guest.
Mn. Sam Garst's Irvine
Cove home will be the set·
till« for a boot review by
Dr. Sballca Ksasulla at 2 p.m. Tbunda;y. April 1a. Sbe
will dlscuu bw w 0 1' k ' ''Breakttit~ to Creati'rity
(Yo.r Ri_,er Senae Percep-
tion)."
Dr. KaraguUa is a
DeUr<JP$yclUatrlat witti eight
From Page 11
years e x p e r i e n c e In
research at the University
ot Edinborough and Mon·
treal N.eurological Institute.
Vagabond Section
members and their friends
may look forward to a trip
to Ports of CaU and Los
Angeles Harbor Wednesday.
April 24.
Included in the day's fun
will be a two-hour boat trip
covering 20 miles of t he
harbor where big Navy
docks. freighters and Ships
such as the Queen Mary
m~y be seen.
TlcUta for tile oharte-Nld
. bus trip, i n c l u d i n g
transportation and ttie boat
ride. ai-e $4.25. Mrs. Phil
Dennis . Vagabond
chajrman. is taldng reserva-
tions.
... Sonny Plus Cher
Bow does it Ml to have a
28-,Year-<>ld millionaire son
who bas m .. more that1 15
gold records. lives next door
to Robert Stal'k and .Jerry
Lewis. and has appeared on
the television &hows or John·
ny Carson, Andy Wiiliams.
Danny Thomas. Dan Rowan
and Dick Martin?
"Well ... I lose a son and
gain a celebrity," be ra·
tionalliled.
lhlllion to refu.rmsh and
renovate," be said sym-
patheticaUy. "The only time
ttley are together is late el
night and wtien t~ey arP 3Jl·
peariniz for a show.''
Today the pair 1~ ~t.
temptinJ! to break awc.v
from their ~n·age imaee
and try adult ent.ertei~nt.
They have appeared on the
''MMI From U.N.C.L.E."
and "Laugh-in" televlSlon
lbowa and starred in a
movie "~ Times.''
stick to facts.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
Accent on relatims with
neighbors. Trust intuitive In·
tellect Ideas are important
-espec1aUy how you ex·
press them. You could be
called upon to instruct..
teach Say yes.
LJBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22):
Re member past I e s s o n s
about economics. Some have
Peering
Around
MRS. LOUISE Duntley
Miller CJf Laguna Hills will
honor her coualn. Mrs.
Duane Halpape, at a tu n-,
cheon baby shower next
Tuesday at the Los Angeles
Club.
Amq 1B gue6U are Mr1.
Jame1 W~s ol Tustin,
sister or the honoree and
three cousins. the Mmes. J .
Richard Duntley. R o g e r
Sherman and Larry !'lit·
chell, all of Newport Be-ach
Put Spark
Into Your
Next Party
Party givers and goers
will enjoy a 8eries on party
planning to be offered on 111
diffeTent dates.
Proiect Reports Heard
When bi! 8<lll and 20-year-
old dauttrter-i.o·law brave a
spare moment they cu be
found In his parent's borne
relaxing. "The only time I
Te.ally see Sonny i& In his
11horts stal.long to and from
the refrigerator." he ad·
m itted.
But W~ seldom that the
famous duo hnd~ time to
visit the Tustin retreat. Son·
ny leaves ~ every morn·
ing by 7 and often returns ai;
late a11 11 p.m. to receive
guest.\ and teleit>one calls.
Now <lier is wwting in an
"adult movie" wttidl her
husband wrote and Is dlrcc·
ling. It is coi1iing him onP·
half mHIJon dollan lo pro-
duce.
AF-fa r a~ tomorrow 1~
concerned Cher want~ 111
contintte singin~ ancl de~•l!n·
lng clothes. white Sonov ·~
considering wriltn~ books
along w;.th music a n d
movies.
Bouquet of Party l~as
will take place on April 16,
April l8 and April 19 at lO
a.m. and April 15. 17 and 22
at 7 p.m. . .
11ie programs are free
and are given by Southern
caWornia Edison Co. at
tbeir Electric Living Center.
Huntington Beach. Hostess
'l'tll be Mias Margaret
Parmelee. Questions may
be ..,..tred by caIDnc ber
at M?-7581.
By Westminster YLI
A wide variety of ac·
tivities will be discuased
when Bleued Sacrament
Institute 220, Catholic Young
Powell. Jess Scroggie. John
Petit, Dean Phillps. Wayne
Cornett, Lupe Yberra and
Joseph Buda.
"Cher often complains
that they hardly ~ve any
time together ln a home that
is costing them ooe_.,alf
It now appur~ that the\e
"Good Timea" W1ll continue
to rock and roll into ttie
future. Or until Sonniy cuts
bis hair.
Ladies In1tltute ,liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Westminster, meets at 8
p.m . Tuesday, April 15.
Mrs. Joseph Walulilt will
report on members, ac·
tivitie1 In the volunteer pro-
gram at Fairview State
Hospital. and plana for a
11-0Cial meeting will be an-
nounced by Mrs. Wilbur
Martin .
~ ways and means pro-
ject. open lo members, thetr
husbands and friendJ, wlU
take place at 7::.J p.m. Wed·
nesday, April 24. ln the Peek
Family Colon.1.IJ Terrace
Room. 11cketl are it ,per
, ~an ht·
·Bug
out
RaariblerAmerican•l,~~·-
~,,,..,.. ii .,oat"-tbe A--'oan ii ~"l
The ADwm siftl ,aa more poww, men~ .... tzat 111*'9··• man cm. And W1 ~I
WHY BUY A BUG WHEN FOR $1,946• YOU CAN BUY A CAii
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Two for ............... 399.00
Matching ottoman • • • • • • • • 82.50
Two for . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 160.00
Hexagonal l.Jmp Commodt •. 159.00
Ceramic Lamp • • • • • • • • • • • • 64.50
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Easter. Cards ~Hoppy' Messages
By GAY PAULEY pictur.,., an tl"oornte lamp card pic:urin~ a mauve-col-this case locks more like the
NEW YORK (UPI) -The on the cover wJ:h the o"t!d bunny "So dcn't just Ptayl:oy Club type
Theo there Is the card
with t.be cover reading.
"Ever w<>nder how the
Ea!ter rabbit gels all those
eggs'! Well, once a year he
Invites s e v e r a 1 thousand
hens to a theater where he
performs a comedy rolltine,
and, before you know it. .:•
Inside: the card finishes.
"They're layin.g 'em in the
aisles."
studio cards now move into 1 l'' ;igc. "Rob the magic s?acd there " Insi<le, it "Without you." sa) s one
Easter greetings. But the lamp for an E ? ~ I e r orders. "..:e hoj1py ! l\"'I card, "Easter's a basket
emphasis is oo puns wl:h a urprise." Turn inside. and have a bcppy Easter ·• StiU wi~h no goodies! Miss yuu"
few wisecracks thrown in, th~re is a p1ctu:re of a s,1,1 i. ano!her says, "We want you "Me. forget to send you an
rather than some Of t!le h.otdlng a brown bunny. to have a happy Easter. so Eas!er greeting," says an
slams, downright insults and wishing "Hawy Easter," hop to it." egg on the oover of or.e
double entendres featured in ar.d the adderl mess.age : The boy likes ~irl motif card. Inside, same egg is
the so-called studio cards "You never heard of genie shows in S-Ome cards. su.ch wrapped in ribbon and adds.
for birthdays, g~ well and w1lh the light brown bare?" as. "Happy Easter. to my "You ttlink I'm cracked or
anniversaries. "It's Easter," say;; one favorite bunny." Bunny in something? Happy Easter ''
Yoo could hardly call this ----------------=------------------------
new category of Easter
cards sacrlligious. And cer-
tainly in the whole world or
cards for this Cbrlst.i4tn holy
day. ttie reverent motif
dominates. This year, too.
there are numerous cards
deslgned for servicemen. a
result oC course oC the Viet-
nam war.
But about those dtudio
greetings. Here are some
samples gleaned from Ille
Fifth A venue oard sb<>ps.
one of t:he nation's largest
outlets for greeting cards
from major companies.
One offbeat number starts on the cover. • • H a p p y
Easter from the tip ol my
toes . . . " I n s i d e. tbe
message finishes. "To ttie
top of my hare" -showin~
a rabbit standing on the
head of a young lady.
Another ill the same mOOd
Think
Easter
Art and Creative Stitchery is the tiUe of the program to be presented by Mrs.
-~tJet-eotton wtien-she-addtesses-tite Monday-Moi;nmg-e t12b of Huntington' THINK-:-:-.---
Beach, following an 11 :30 a.m. brunch Monday. April 15, in the Sheraton-Beach J ~ L ft
Inn.Waiting for some professional tips is Mrs. George W. Hoffer, while display-C II~ \Alf\X
ing samples of stitchery are Mrs. William J. Richard and Mrs. Jack Buckie .... ~ 1 ..__ ,..
(left to right). Officers will be elected during the bus;:m=· :.:e::.:.ss:....:s.:e:.:ss:..:.io-=-~n::..:· ____ _:~~'4).~-~~~~..._~,~111~~I
Balboa Island Couple
To Marry Next Year
Mr and Mrs. Andy C
Anderson or Garden Grove
have disclosed the engage-
ment of their daughter.
Andrea Mary Anderson and
Michel D. Heckman. both of
Balboa Island.
Cwvllle l'MI•
The benedicl-<!lect is the
son of Mrs. Dan Christens~
of Glendale and the late Mr.
Heckman.
Miss ~rson is a junior
5ludying psychology at UCJ
and is an alumna of Bolsa
Grande High School. Garden
Grove. Al UCI she is a yell
leader.
The bridegroom-to-be. an
alumnus of Glendale High
School. also is a junior at
UCI. He is a member of the
intercollegiate basketball
team and recently was nam-
ed most valuable player.
The couple have selected
. August, 1969, for their wed·
ding.
NB Auxili ary
ANDREA ANDERSON
UCICoed
Newport Beach Police
Auxiliary gathers the last
Tuesday of the month at
7:30 p.m. Location infor·
mation may be obtained by
telephoning Mrs. Robert
Wheeler, 67S-1129.
Painters · to Gather
The oext s c h e d u 1 e d
meeting for members of
South Coast F e d e r a t e d
China Painters i!I slated for
Thursday, April 18, at 12: 30
p.m. in South Laguna.
Fisher of South Laguna.
W..rs. Donald Schoenmehl of
Newport Beach an<! Mrs.
Lou Boeve of Laguna and
Boulder ,Colo.
F u r t h e r information Last month M a r c e I I a
Fagan. noted china painter
and resident of S o u t h
Laguna. was the guest.
Members attending from
the area were Mrs. Ray
regarding too club may be
obtained by calling the
president, Mrs. A r t h u r
Kemper of Corona de! Mar,
673--3278.
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Wl1y
not make
[aster a
Special
Occasion?
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Fair weather favorites •••
our sketched-on voiles
w.•.,. 1tolen the foJhion show wittl our
~nond ~k~etdltff9'1,crbscroued
on Oaaon• pofye1tet/eotton •-"°''"· Jvnlon ond 11\iue& get put In h ir ploce with buttons 'n bows,
wide collon, toll femilliM liMt,
light filmy fabric. lolh 1tylet !Miu<•
brown ond block, delicately dtown
on white. fully r.-:1 will> ocelate.
l'leated tent flou11t1 wide flnen·looll
collar ond aMt of royon.
In Junior 1irM 7 lo 13. $13
float 1tyle boaall G bow-tMd yoltt
ond cuffa, ;roe.NI ne<kline •
In Ml11t1 alzet 8 lo 16. $12
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PLAID HAS A POSITIVE LOOK
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MOVIE DEBUT -Jose Ferrer, above. made his
film debut in a motion picture which may be seen
on Channel 2 tonight at 9 p.m. in ~olor. "Joan _of
Arc " also stars Ingrid Bergman m her favonte
rote'. The story is based on Maxwell Anderson's
Broadway drama "Joan of Lorraine," and retains
much of the play1s blank-verse dialog.
TEl.t:VISION VIEWS -
Alan King
Devastating
---Piy CYNTHrA tOWRY --
NEW YORK (AP) -Alan King is a keen and
angry observer of our society and is able to report
on some of the irritants, great and small, in sav-
agely funny terms.
IN HIS NBC special Thursday night, the come-
dian went to work on an assortment of irksome
matters that ranged in subject and importance
from the size of postage stamps -too big -to an
"explanation" of television programming prac-
tices that must have resulted in pink ears on any
network "'.ice president who happened to ~e tuned in.
King is a hero to the middle-class Vlewe~s who
just don't understand hippies and flower children.
He raked over "kids from nice homes who go to
East Village" and wen on to gurus, meditation and
sitar players.
THERE WAS a timely musical spoof on the
excessively gr ateful Academy Award winner's
speech, presenting Liza Minnelli as an actress who
after thanking everybody including her manicur-
ist, threw humility to the winds and explained she
really dld it all by herself. And there was another
that satirized the current crop of sexy violent
films. For the most part tbe show was bright, literate
and often devastating.
801 HOPI, with Janet Leigh for company,
came along on NBC immediate with a "book"
comedy, a change from his usual variety format
for his last special of the current season.
Bob played a jaunty, would-be Lothario, bound
for a holiday in a Latin-American country who im·
mediately becomes a patsy in a wild plot to get
stolen funds out of the dictator's nation.
IT WAS an amusing, familiar sort of show, a
miniversion of the sort of thing Hope so often does
in his motion pictures. The plot lines were so pre-
dictable. however, that one constantly expected the
performer to break into song and dance routines.
tines.
Jt wu lifbt. gay and very easy to take -or
leave alone, lor that matter.
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BALTIMORE -If be lost bis job
Lis afternoon. had to declare im·
1ediate bankruptcy and was evicted
·om his home, you'd still have to
elleve that Angel fll'st baseman Doo
t•ncber la the luckiest man alive.
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. •ud:y to be alive this Good Friday.
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i the face by a Sam McDowell fast
all in the third inning of the Angels'
-5 victory at Cleveland.
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;REER'S HOT HAND 'p ARKS 76ER WIN
PHILADELPHIA (AP) Hal
:;reer•s 21-poid fourth period carried
.he Philadelphia 76en to a 122-114 vie·
.ary over tbe Boston Celtics Thursday
light and a 2-1 lead in their National
3asketball Association Eastern final
>layoff series.
'I'be fourth game in the best-of-seven
;eries is scheduled ior the Boston
'.lard.en Sunday.
Philadelphia blew a 10.point third
period lead before Greer. wbo ttad
been held tn 10 points earlier, got B bot
hand
jolnlng the other Angela.
Miraculously, be is still with the
earthly division of the C h e r u b s.
although as man.aier Bill Rigney
points out. "Doo !Jn't Coinf to be doing
mu_cb taikiJlC for a Cew days." .
Mlocher wa bit in the mouth. T'be
pl.ate umpire and lndian catcher Duke
Sims oplned afterward that Don mi&bt
have been able to slightly deflect the
ba)l with bis hand.
And that would account for the in·
credible fact that Mincher has no
broken bones or fractures. He didn't
even lose a tooth!
Rigney was bedded down in our
Cleveland hotel after being decled for
a second straight day •tth the Ou
when the radio report told of Min-
cber's mishap. R.i& forgot how miserable be felt aod
bot.footed tt t0 nearby Mun.lclpil
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tbe hospital
So, aft« the M.btcber beanlnc. p1ane
fire. postponements. R1gney'11 JllneN,
that heart-breaking defeat at Yankee
Stadium on Wed.lie~ and the loss of
our original quarters here I n
Baltimore, things are finally looking
up.
Rig's back on duty. In facl be ran
today's practice as the Angels tuned
up for Saturday and Sunday duels with
Baltimore.
"I bad to gel back." Rigney points
out. "That guy Lemon wu doing too
well in my place. J had to protect my
JOb." Coach 8Qb Lemon filled in for
the ailing manager of llie Halos the
first two games.
"I did a much better job of manag-
' lng ~hen we beat Cleveland than I did
ln the loss at New York," Lemon said
while ldddlng with sportswrltert ln the
Angels' dressing room.
Supporting the theory that Cherub
fortunes bave finally taken a tum for
the better: The return of the.Ir
manager, the news of Mincher belne
on the road to a speedy return to the
club an u n e v e n t f u l flight to
Balihnore, the first win of the season
and the awakening of the offense.
The Angels rapped out 10 hlts ln
their conquest of the Indians, including
five extra base blows .
Former Cleveland player Chuck
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West Primes
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SAN F'RANCISCO <t.P) -With
PVt>r-dr1vtn1? .IPrry WE>sl ~coring 40
potnlo;, lhP Los l\ngf'll'" Lakers havP
soared impressLVely cloM> to ttie Na·
bonal Basketball A s s o c 1 a t 1 o n · s
Western Division title with a 128-124
victory over San Francisco.
''One more t.o go," West chortled
after the Thursday night tnumph that
gave the Lakers a commanding 3-0
lead in the best-of-7 senes.
H1nton got the Hato1' tlrst home run of
the 1968 campaign. Bobby Knoop tripl·
ed while mate• Jim Fre~l, Paul
Schaal and Bubba Morton collected
doubles.
Relief hurlers Bobby IA>cke and
Minn.le Rojas did a neat job with
Locke getting credit for the victory.
Re gave way to Rojas with two out in
the eighth after sufferlng a slight mus·
cle pull ln the th1gh.
''We didn't want w take any chances,
on it bttoming a.serious pull.'' Lemon )
said afterward. "When you've got a
guy like Minnie ln the bullpen there's
no use fooling around."
Locke twirled two and two-thirds in·
nings, lsswng no walks and allowing
one bit. Rojas worked one and one•
third frames. yielding one rap.
The Tribe did give Lemon one anx·
fous tlllOment with two out in the ninth.
Leon Wagner was on first base and
Ted Harper, the tying run. had a 1-2
count agalnst him at the plate.
He connec~d on a Rojas toss and
drove it toward the left field fence •
Outfielder Rick Reichardt appeared to
lose the ball in the shadows but
rec-0vered in time to make the catch in
front of the 385-foot marker on the fen·
CP.
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LOS ANGELES CAP) -Six days
ago. the Los Angeles Dodgers had high
hopes of contending for the National
League baseball champioosbip. Now,
alter onJv two games, things are so
bad that they can only get better.
A sudden run of bad luck struck the
Dodgers again Thursday night when
left fielder Al Ferrara was sidelined
for three months with a fractur· and a
d;slocation of his left ankle. Loss of
the big right-handed hitter further
compounds the Dodgtrs' m a i n
weakness. a vulnerability against left-
handed pitching.
Southpaws Chrl& Sb or t of
Philadelphia and Jerry Koosman of
the New York Meta have pitched four·
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f their Cirsl two starts.
Short won 2-0 Wed.riesday night and
'\oosman won +o Thursday night for
1is first major league victory.
Ferrara. 28, was the Dodger leader
'ast year in average :m. and home
uns, 16. His injury leaves the Dodgers
<:ith just five outf1f'lders and only one ·~ tho!\e. veteran Rocky Colavito. hits
·ight-handed. ,
The Dodgeri; were shopping for
illother right-handed tutter. befo~e
Ferrar.1's 1J1jury. Now the search 1s
being intensified by ';eneral Manager
E. J. "Bunie" Bavasi.
The M2ts' Koosman wbippe<. right
through the Dodger batting or~r. giv-
ing up only walks to Bob Bailey and
Tom Haller. Haller finally looped a
single to -\ght with two out i.• the fifth
to end tilt spell.
The New Yorkers reached starter
Bill SinJ(.,r for hits m the first .and
thud innings. then went to work on
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"But they can't do that." he said.
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The Lakers led all the way except
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PLUCKY PUCK -Minnesota goalie Cesare Mani·
ago can't see the puck but it's hovering just off his
forehead in this action Thursday night in Minne-
apolis where the North Stars defeated the Los An·
geles Kings, 3-2. in a Stanley Cup playoff game.
Los Angeles sprinted h " I f w a y
lttrough the third quarter with Clerk
scoring seven points as the Lakers
outscored the Warriors JJ.J during
three minutes lo take a 90-81 lead.
Th e Warriors made one last bi<I
for vict.ory with three minutes to play
when Al Attles and Jeff Mullins scored
field goals. chopping the Los An~eles
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ST. PAUL-MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -
Goa.l.Je Cesare Maruago and the homR
ice advantage have given the Min-
nesota North Stars a new lease on life
in their National Hockey Leagu<. West
Division playoffs with the Los Angeles
Kings.
Los Angeles Coach Red Kelly
doesn't seem too perturbed abou1 the
situation, however. and says. "We'll
be stronger at borne "
The North Stare; edged thf' KinJ?s :l-2
Thursday night for a 2-2 deadlock. in
the best-of-7 semifinal series which
rf'sumes Saturday night in Loe;
Angeles The sixth game will be back
here ne·;t Tuf'sday
Mamago stopped 30 shoti;, including
13 U1 the scoreless aurd period when
the Kings subjected him to heavy
pressure Lut couldn't breal; through.
In other Stanley Cup Playoff act.Jon
rhursday night. Chicago lugged a 7-4
Nin over New York f2-l L Montrenl
WUIS series 4·01 toppled Boston by a
:l-2 count and St. LoUJs 1 J.J\ defeater
~hiladelphic. by a 5-2 tallv. Maniago let Bill White's 40-foot shn'
bounce past him for a goal with onh·
4:45 gone in the garr.e. giving the
Kings a 2.-0 lead. But after that he was
maanificent.
At the Masters
Casper~a Quiet Man
West then broke lpose for a Laker
basket with a minute In play and San
Francisro could not makP up six
points in the lime remammg.
San Francisco lost evf'n more of Its
hoard strength when rl)(lk1e Bill
Turner picked up hi~ si xth foul with a
bttle less than four mmutPr; to go.
Now Turned Sl1owinan
Fred Hetzel Wili; top scorer for San
F'ranciscn with 2.'l
Tn addition lo thr d1~h!>artenin~
r;er1!>!i .lf stra11::ht lossrs. m1unes also
could hamper the \\'am ors in the
Saturday night ~ame AUGUSTA. Ga f API Bill\•
Ca~. goll's quiet man, suddenly
turned showman en route to the flr:;I
round lead in the Masters Golf
Tournament.
Casper -for years a drab. colorlr~·
figure -joked and jigged. capcml
and cavorted over the windy, rollln l!
acres of the Augu sta National Golf
Course Thursday on the way to a (nm
under-par 68.
round UkP that I feel even belteT "
He reelrd off slx birdies. including
three on !he last five holes and drop-
ped in pull<; up to a monster of 55 feet
"I think 11 was about that long."
Casper crar ke<I. "But I'm not sure. I
ran just tell you I stroked the ball.
then wa lked 20 feel beforP ti went in
the cup "
.Joe Ellis sprained his ankle early in
the third quarter Thurs\la)' and ic;
doubtful for future action. and Jeff
Mullins was bothered b.v a dislocated
toe.
Mullins. a 27·point avPna$(e scorer.
~aid he h.id lo t.ake extra rare with his
i;hols because of the injury and finish·
ed with 21 Hi~ atl1on~ on lhP rour<;P werP m
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HERRERIAS QUITS;
ADM ITS PRESSURE
BERKELF.Y . Calif. (AP I -Rene
Herrer1as who quit as basketball
C'Oach at the Umvers1tv of CaWorma
Thursday. says. "The Negro silujition
was a racror but not the sole factor "
Although plaguea by racial friction
durin~ his e1~hth season as coach,
Herrerias. 42. said only a few days ago
he would scrv!> out his contract. wtucn
ha<! a yMr to ~o.
He added. "I am pursuing several
job opporhmili!>s and would like to
i;tay m athleli<.'li " The rrsigTiation. he
insisted. "was a J)f'rsonal lhmg "
He rTrrias stiid .Jim Padgett, 35. hJS
freshman roal'h shoulrl get str!lng
C'Ons1dl'rat1on for lhr hParl toach JOb.
His rrn~h po<;trd a J7. I record last
seai;on That gave him a one -strokf" 1 ..... 11
over an international quintet 1ncl11rlin~
pre·t~mrney favorite Jack Nickla u•
British Open champion Roberto cl'
Vicenzo of Argentina. tough. youn_
Tony Jacklin of En~land. Austnll;in
Bruce Devlin and tour regular Tom m;
Aaron.
Tied at 70 we.re Bob Goalby. Kennit
Zarley and Jerry Pittman. PGA cham·
pion Don January and llideyro
Sc gLmo1o, :;ix-time Japanese op!'n
champion. and amateur Vinnie C.ilE'•
were in a group of seven at 71 \\ h1IP
defending champion Gay Brewer.
Arnold Palmer and South Afman
Gary Player werE> among thf' se' en
tied at par 72.
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third hole. He three-putted the Mxth_. __ ,,1_1e_n<1_e_nu_ -om'.._ _______ --;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;~~~
HC'rren;i •; <;N1!\on rPf"orri was 16-!l ac;
C-11 finished fourth in lhe Pacifir-R
Conference They ftm -;hed thal h1~h
only oner he fore unJor llerrerias -
tus first season His squads won 100
games in thf' e1.l(hl year~ and lost 102.
·:r just feel good." Casper said
"I've felt good all week. And after a
Houston
Baseball Standings
NATrONAL LEAGl..E
Woo
2
2
J
Lost Pct . Behind
0 I 000
0 1.000
I .500
I .500
A:\fERJC:\N LEAG -E
Won Lost Pct. BehJod
2 0 1.000
0 1.000
0 1.000
~ COUGAR
Olympic SelectiOns Blasted
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsbu rgh
New York
San FrnncisC'O
Allanta 0
n
I 500
I 500
I 500
' 500
2 000
I
2
Minnesota
New York
Baltimore
Bo!'lon
Clrve1 nd
n(>tro1I
CaUforniA
ChlraJ:?o
Oakland
Washtnli!ton
n
0
0
1 500
I .!'IOO
t
1
POUND FOR POUND
DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR THE
MOST LUXURIOUS SPORTS CAR.
HUGE SIUCTION!I
COLONY PARK
STATION WAGON
MEMPHIS. TtnD. CAPl -The U. S
Otymp.lc basketball coach and a man
who made the team disagree w I t h
Memphis State University's Mike But·
le.r's claim that players from th e
SouUt "dJdn't have a chance from the
~ ... -sua.r: Wtio dld not mate the-Olyta-
plc 1qua'cl, saltf TbundlY that "'great.
put butetbaD players didn't hav•
a clt'ance to make the ~am."
"I booutly do not think It lt fair -to..>.D. aomeont to try out for the team
aild then not give them a fair chance
to make It," Buller said.
Hank Iba, lht Olympic squad coach.
sald be didn't know what Butlr.r wu
tandng about. "lt wu In the handl of tbe 011mJ>lo
~ I
Comnuttet." Jba said ''We thought selecbon committee was correct in
we evaluated every boy in every game leaving MaraVlch and Niagara's Ct1I· '"""'"'' •nulh
They let the coaches. at the last. check vin Murphy, the naUon's two highest Pl1llw'9ll •· "'" ,.,~ 1
their evaluations and then decide what IC<lrlng collegian.a, off lht-team. ir\~,1~~,~~!:'l
the team would be." One Southern "Yoo could ten they were great ~~'fcJ ~.11c::'~~ •
player. Glynn Saulters o! Northeast players," Ba.JTett s3id.
Loulaianai?>owever, dtd make t be "But lt was obvloua daey were used ,..,11 llfll• "~';.\1CS:-111M1911 <Ltme•"' ..
OlJ'!"plc Mski!fhall-1llJn. l)an lne:-"1_1.oW-=handBn::-=-":11-rnil::::the:':TrT.balllQ""'Almr-Ol--t ...,of..._..,the....,ti'"m""'&.hr'-.:::::'IH!llHI~~ I !:!'GIL IW ol teatooky was p~ u a.n • was u e a.ate. having a whole team of grut p ayers
2 000 2. Los An~ele" 1
2
T•vnay·~ ... !Ifft IF LIN,OLN CON'TINlNTAI. MADE A
l)lttr&ll 4. Bmlaft l 5'T A TION WAGON THIS WOULD I& If
N\111~1 $, W1t•llllltftll 4 c .. morni. 1, Clllvtltnd s VACATION TIMI II
OntY .11rntt sd\tdlJled. AIOUND THI CORNR • • • lo_'~_ffoost W. -tdledll.:f:""..,_ _____ .... _ _._.T_.H_.ILLAC..JO"'"NT'!!'llN-,-1"1lL 0,
STATION WAM>NI Butler. •ho played at M1mpbil un· with them.''
der Moe tin. Hank'• 1<>n. crtUclted Butltr nld he played a total of only
the fact that such players as Louisiana 28 minutes tn five tryout game11 b u t state sophomore AU-American P e t t sank 10 of 18 field goals. JOIINSON A SON
Mara\'1ch falted to wtn even an alter· 'IWbetl r played, I played real. real nate spot on lbe Olyml>lc ttam. well.'' Butler said. "But lbe Olympic
But Navy aeaman Mitt Bm'ett. Committee and Co.ch Hank Iba dJdn't ""° at 6-f oot-l la the 1malleet player eee enough of me to determine what
on tbe'OJ.'vm»lc team. said he feell the kind of p1-yer I wu.••
O~Al'IGE coumv·s OLOIST mAllllHD UNCO\.N ..... CUIY . cou•AR DIAUI
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Golden West Entry
Goes Wild at So-Cal
Advice Fro111 Every A ngle
Dean Rich (left) of Costa Mesa receives pointers f~om golf. ~ro
Ralph Evans of the Irvine Coast Coun~ry Club. while televtst?n
at right checks bis style. Pat Br ay. assistant secretary at Mann-
ers Savings. operates camera in two-week clinic that ende~ 1~s
nan Thursday in the Mariners' lobby . instant play back of Rich s
style was utilized to hone fine points of game.
Points Rerounted
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HEALTH KICK
A'l' Utt O VAL
The Co~Ui Mesa Recrea-
tion Department 1s con-
ducting a "Jog for Your
Health" pro~ram at Orange
Coast College's track \wice
weekly.
The jogging sessions are
held from 4 to 5 p m
Tuesdays and Thursday~
There 1s no re~1stration fee
Added information can be
obtained from Costa Mesa
recreation supervisor John
Baros at 834-5303.
Witlwut Trophy
The first annual Fountain
Valley Swimming Invita·
ttonal is history with Bur·
roughs of Burbank the win·
ner in the varsity com-
petition with 70 points -
double that of second place
Pacifica.
Costa Mesa finished in
third with 33 poiots after
leaving the area with the se·
cond p l a c e t r o p h Y.
However. a recount on the
final results gave Pacifica
the nod with 35 count.ere;.
much lo the dismay of th ..
Mesa crew.
Bob Moseley and Chri~
Gammon led the Muslani?s
to their third place rini~h
with wins in the 400 £re(' and
loo ny.
Moseley turned the 400 in
4 · 27.0 to capture the e\'ent
while Gammon was crwsing
the 100 fly in 56.4 to nab
honors.
Dave Whitaker. however,
was the big news of Mesa.
as the junior flash turned up
with an injured instt!p on h>s
foot He tried the 50 free and
disappointed with a 23 9 •
good for fourth place.
:\I that point C()ach Don
1 ltter took him out of the
halance of competition
VtrtllY
100 Mfldtflv ""'IJv I 8urrauQt\'
I \1 0 7 U•l••cl• I 56 0 ) W .. 1.-n 1 Y. 1 • Trov 1 11 1 S Mcn1•1>fll0
l a11 6 Rancho 7 11 • 1 SuMV Hlllt , ,.,
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l ..... ll I 8UrtOU911t l n 09 • I Mvtrt CT•ovl 7 1' I .so F•N -1 PJMM (811rr('U9M) n I
7 P•c-•• !Ch••1•r 0•-1 1l I l !>&,,.,..,, 18urrO'l9h•l )JI ; WM•-•r ICMl 7J f
S 1'111• '"""'"<'•I 7; I A Rav fCMl
7• t I E'n~" IW,.f•rnl 16 0 100 lr>d1vldv•I _,,,. -I Hu••V IArl•slal 1 Ut J How•ll 1Poc111u1
7·11' J Bro-• <Trovl 7 70 O • Hor. Iman (LM Alilmll~l 7 ,. ' 5 NO•h IFVI 7 "I 6 Klrltlat>d IPACl11(11
1 33" I Gull•lt\O" IBU"oo<I"'' 7 311 100 Flv 1 Gamm"" ICMI 56 4 7
EC Grind Next for GWC
Sw•n'°n IWMIPrn) 111 J ll•oo !Bur· r0110n•) S• 6 t 1Clr1tl•nd IP1c1llc•l St 6
5 McVtrr'r I Burrouqh\ I I GO I 6 c-r (Valenclel l·O'!I I I Smlll> ISun-
"y t'flll11 1:11 l
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.lo1nlln I Pacifica I 17 9 After Bucs Provide Exit 100 ll•ck 1 P•\COI' IFVI I o~ I , llrow,, (Trovl I 01 Q 1 Nvcnm (V•l•n clal I Ile I • Grollln 111"1•• G,_M-> H>I • 5 01nak., < Patlllf' I t ~ • • H~bllt lllurrouqh,, I "0 I D•kk•• !S1Ml19ol 1·11 S Gl)lden we" I Cotlc~r·s
baseball team, having been
bounced from C e r r i t o s
College's Casey S t e n g e 1
tournament by arch rival
Ora~e Coast. is looking
forward to the remainder of
its E a s t e r n Conference
schedule today.
The Pirates posted a 4-2
win over the Rustlers at
Long Beach·s Blair Field
Thursdav mornifll? in a C'On· ~olation · rnund ~amc
Coach \\'end"ll PickC'n~ ·
Coast nine was to play
Hancock m a second round
consolation Ult this morning
at 10.30
Next action for Golden
West is a Tuesday home * {:: 1:r Set,. •v I~"'""' a 14 I Ora~ c.,.,,, 701 000 001 I) 7
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game with Citrus
The stars Thursdav for
the Pirates were pitcher
Gary Dunkelberger a n d
slugging first b a s e m a n
Steve Yocom.
Duoelberger strbck out
five Rustlers and didn't
issue a single walk. He went
the route and never en-
countered serious diificulty.
He pitched Coast to its
third win in four tries
against the H u n t i n g t o n
Beach team
1<10 F•N 1 Mo\fl,. ICMI I l7 0 l K•ltclllan lllurrount\•1 • 311 l NOl'h (FYI • lll 9 • G•O<lllbi!Ch,, IP•ciflc•• 4:3' l ! McGarvtv ISVMV Hl1'11 • •IS 6 H•11man IWtslPrnl • 4f 3 I Mcvernv lllurro<.1oh1l 4 11 0 100 llrHsl -I Howell (P1clflul 1: .. 6 2. S.ndert l8Vtr0U91\S) 1•0l7 J Harvtv ( .lortula I I 09 1 • Bolu Gr1nci. 1: 10 1 5 SwtnlOI\ fWtsternl 1 :U.O 6. Hoffman llO\ A1am1lol) 1 ·11 • 7. Hll>bard IV•lencl1) 1 U I
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Red Guyer Field
Red Guyer hali been a stronghold of La-
guna Beach High's athletic fortune~ for many
years and it's nh\'illus that the Artist founda-
tion knows it.
Laguna's football stadium is now known
as "Red Gtl\·er Fi<'ld" in honor of the retir-
ing athletic ·director.
Guyer's retirement commences in June
after 36 years of allegiance to the Laguna
school.
The m o t 1 n n was made by the district
school board Wednesday night. which in part
reads:
Post-Behan Era Awaits Drills
. . . recognition to Maurice T. Guyer
for his 36 years of dedicated service to the
school district and to the students who have
ht>nerited from his teaching and example
• through athletics and hi" coachtn~
C'Ountlc"~ 1m1d11~t<>s have brou~ht reco~nl
tion and hnnor to t. a g u n a Beach High
. <'hoot
L-OS ANGELES -UCLA
head ONcb Tommy Prothro
ge'ta • ,....., Aid Clll ti:..
19SI loodlaH t8llOft s.tur-
ay wtiea he meet.a a
tuTnOllt ol owr ?O Btu1nl for
the (Int ol 20 sprj..Dg prac·
Uce drllll. ending May 18.
This mub the ~hg
ol the J*(·BebMI na at
have 25 1e1termen retu:rnint.
i ncluding left half Gre Jooec •
Pt.trdy1 tbe top two UCLA
ball~ IDSt !all They
both oetbd over 600 yards
during 1be Bruins' 7-2·1
eeason.
I
ta c lcle .•
Bruins are better off with
sill def~ive veterans ba<:k.
Three ol them are Interior
linemen. led by 249-pound
All·America candidate l..ar·
ry AgajanJan. who is ~
qukk a !:Mg man a!'; there 1s
ln the country at the left
tackJe posllJon Others are
NORWALK-Golden West
College's track and field
forces posted their finest
hour Thursday aftertiOOO at
the S o u t b e r n California
Relays at Cerritos Junior
College.
The Rustlers, competing
against tbe best junior col·
lege track and fjeld talent in
the Southland. rank up 29
points to finish fifth in
Division I of the Relays.
Orange Coast, c a u g h t
•
ln an oU day. scored onty
six polnts in Dlvlllon II. fail-
m~ to finith higher than
l ·th in any event.
• he Rustlers of GWC
coach Tom Noon fractured
four school records in their
day's performance.
Golden West started its
record parade in the 48(}.
yard shuttle hurdles with a
58.6 clocking. It was the
seventh fastest clot•klng of
the day ~mong the 32 com-
peting schools. The hurdlers
were Jim Wallace, Jim
Seymour. Dave Fish and
Chris Oglesby.
The old sdiool record for
t.be event was 59.2.
Nut came tbe dista.'lCe
medley. Chris Oglesby. Bob
Messina, Bill Inglehart and
Neil Sybert stepped off a
brisk 10: 13.1, snapping the
old standard of 10: 19.2.
In the two-mile relay.
Golaen West w2s fourth in
8:01.1 for another Rustler
record. The old mark was a
distant 8:46. The record-
breakers this time were
Rick DeNucdo, Jim Miller,
Bob Metsi.na and T i m
Schroll.
The final record was set
in the mile relay where
Golden West w3s second in
3:22.5. The runners were
Seymour, H e r n a n d e z ,
WaJIQC(l and Caterson. The
latter clocked a 48.6 leg.
Golden West's quarter
mile relay team of Wallace.
Jim Hernandez. Seymour
and Neal Caterson zipped
off a filth place time of 44.6.
ln addition to his relay
runrung,. Golden We st· s
Seymour found time to take
a fifth in the triple jump
with a 41-9 leap.
Golden West's 29 points in
Division I was topped by the
461,2 posted by winner Glen·
d~le of • ..rlzona. Compton
was fifth .-just above the
Rwtlets. with31.
Orange Coast came m
next-to-last in Division II,
won by Mesa of Arizx>na
with Erl poJnts.
Monarchs Fall Shy
WithDistance Wins
MONTEBELLO -Mater
Oei dropped a 61 l -3 • 56 2-3
uo -1 lllnellart IC I 7. Velarele <Cl
l OldcSOft (MDI TltM: U.&
880 -1 IUnef\1'1 !Cl 1. Reo•" IMO) ) JrnnlftO• I MO l Tl-· 1 :00.0
verdict to host Ca~twell eo'i:I! (M~J I°'"~:':"cc~M~11m.2: ~~tel'DOOD-11>.-an _uu: -_ _
k d ,.,.,,lie -1 l NflU (MDI 1 SfffV Angelus League trac an 1Mo1 J c ...... 1Mo1. T1m.: 10:411
field meet. .. 3
1:1~~1;; ~d··~~.> 1~}1v:Pe"' "1
Bob Leanza. a sophomore. 1eo LH - 1 s1u,..,.. <Cl 1 Henon
led the Monarchs to a sweep IM~ ~.'i.o;v ~Mp> -:;_rr::; ~\: Ti-:
in the 2-mile with a 10: 41. 7, 41'
while Tom Dickson was 3.~1~ Relay -1· C.ntwen. nn..-
leadlllg a 1·2 fini~h in the LJ -1 v.1enc1.1111 <el 1. s_., IMO) J long fMOl. Ol1larw:t: 19-lh. mile With 8 4:56.5 PV -1 JollnlOI> IC) 7. Olamond
Cantwell. however. dom-1~~> ~~r·,:~1 14~:::t,~'~i 1 s1 .... inated the rest of the meet •onol IC> 1. TruAA IMDl 01st•nc• ,._
with only Carl Hanson In the 0 a..
b t t and the 440 relay Mil• 0.1 mi cm c•-"" S 0 PU 100 _ 1 HauPl!r1 (MO) ,. Fiounot team collecting wins for the <Cl 1 s1ewer1 1Mo1 Time: •o.t
Monarchs. 720 -1 l'!9u,,.., ICl 7 l'lero tel 3 Sl•W8'f fMDl Tlmt: 73.~ lltrsllv Mii~ 0-4 U4 t/J) 161 I /Jl C1ntw1l1 100 -1 Merttr (Cl 7 Yunt <MDI 1 J1cl\soft IMO) Tlmt· 10 1 •
720 -1 Mt•Ger ICI 1 Ja<hon (MDI
l Yunl (MO) Tfmt; 23 '
660 -I Gorci1 (C) 7 Onwllno IM01
3 Pl1rono ICI. Time: 1:7',9 1310 -1 Tovarl <Cl 2 Moad (MDI
l Dtlv•cllo IMDl. Time: l :Al I
llQ LH -I Fiero <Cl J. SG1rnteehl1 IMOI l O•IV!ldlo IMOI Tl<M: 1~ 7
fl8CI Rein -I Qlntwell. Tim•:
Fans 19 Batters
1 3:l-I 0Hauoert IMO) 1, Mall ICI l. Aros ICI
U -I. Mell IC) 1 Plton11 ICl l. Scernecchl1 IMOl. Olslanca: IH
PU -1 McO~ IC.I 7. No --or tlllrcl .Heigh!· M
LePage -Repeats Act
With No-hit Effort
SP -I Schmid! (Cl 7. McKteYer <Cl l Henrv !Cl Distance: ~
Coe
Moler Del (Stl IMI Canlw911 100 - 1 Barbou (Cl 7. FrllOI (MOl J J~ !MOL Time: 10 9.
Ito -1 8arbou ICl 1 Frllol (M01 J Mel( ..... IMO) Time: \'Is
6dO -1 Davi• (MDI 1 C•rv1ntrs IC) J M .. oner (MOI Tl,.,.: l :37.A.
.Joe LePage of Mater Dei
fired his second no-hitter in
a row in the Angelus
Lea~ue Thursday. with a
brilliant !1-0 mc..-sterpiece
over Verbum Dei a l
Memorial Park.
Victory put the Monarchs
tn sole possession of first
place with a 4-1 mark.
ThE' i;cnior right-hander
struck out an amazing 19
batters in the seven inning
stint while walking only one.
That one. the second bat-
ter of the game. was thrown
out trying to steal second by
catcher Tom Walsh.
Thus. LePage went the
dist•m~ allowing t b e
Ver'bum ~'
M•tfr O"t
fl M I
000000 ~01 n• 011 lC-• 1 a
mimmum 21 batters
the losers
LePage had no-hit Servile
last week in a 5-1 decision
with 14 strikeouts.
The Monarch whiz dJd
most of the whiffing off his
fast ball.
At on(' point. he struck out
11 in a row. startin~ with
the first batter in the four th
through the second batter in
the final frame. LePage
allowed a pop-up to first for
1:!70 -I Poclrou IMO) 7. McKl!Oll IMO)]. Cvven (MO). Time: l ·lU 170 LH -I Ja~ (MOJ 2. S1el9'!r (MDI J Gallego <Cl Time: 14.7
440 Retav -l M•ltr Del Tl-: .. , HJ -1 Morton !MDI 1 MeMe1 ICI J No llll•d Helo"1: 1-4-
LJ -1 Cl•oo ICI 7. Mo•ton IMO) J Mcl(eon IMOI. 01Sl3nco: 17-3 PV -1, Pedrosa fMOl 7. Hernev (MDI 3 No tnlrd, Htloht: w. A. SP -I. ~nclel IC) 2. McGl"n 10.I 3. Mooner fMOI. 01.i1nce: »-10
REIF TABBED
FOR GM POST
the final out. Rorutle Reif, director at
Hjs record stands at 6-1 the Costa Mesa Golf and
for the season. Country Club. is the new
In the offensive depart· general manager-pending
ment. Mater Dei was led by completion of sale of Novel
the bat or Bob Warbmgton James' contract as opeTator
and his two singles and a of the modern Costa Me6a
triple. plant.
Walsh was the big run-James will continue bis ef·
producer. with three RBis. forts at the Riverview Golf
SWH-1\•Y. ct
M.tter Del 1'1 Al a
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The Monarchs played er· Course in Santa Ana. Reif's
" tt11 rorless ball behin{! LeP<>1:e management staff consists
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On:l1 Jettnm1m Gordon right Tackle t'loyd Reesel _______________________ -:-------·--------------------and rigtlt end Hal Griffin.
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BOAT<
Alamitc
1s a fav
T£
Three
classes
Yly1ng
indlcate.
the Oly1
respec11
boats.
Tim;
ehminat
held m
the actu
San Die
In I.he
ed for ~
Sept. I,
in the (
handed
be inv
Peter
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BOAT OF KINGS -The 31-foot Dragon will be one of the classes competing in
Alamitos Bay Yacht Club's Olympic Classes Regatta April ?D-21. The Dragon
is a favorite competition craft for royalty both in England and Greece.
•
To Limit Tria ls to 35 Boats
Three Olympic sailboat
classes -F inn. Star and
flying Dutchman -have
indicated that they will limit
the Olympic tnals in their
respective classes to 35 ooat.s.
Ttus will mean t h a t
ehminat1on series will be
held 1n many s.reas prior to
the actual Olympic trials in
San Diego.
In the Floo Class, schedul-
t>d for Mission Bay Aug. 25-
Sept. l. tbe top Live finishers
in the O'Day 1'rophy single
handed championship will
be invited. according to
Peter Barrett. s i I v e r
medaList in the class in the
1964 OlympicJ; The other :m
berths will be apporhimec1
betwePn four <hstrict~ -
West Coast. Soutti. Midwest
and East -based on the
number of entries j n each
NOW
distriM'i; s e v e n • r a c e
elinunal.lon series.
SITE UNDECID ED
The West C'oaJ;t el1mma-
t11m/; arP ~l~ted for thP
weekend of Au,g . I0-1 l with
the 11ite s I 1 I I 11ndecideli
between San Diego and :Jan .
ta Barbara.
As a bonus for w1nn inJt a
berth, each skipper will be
given a sail built at North
Sails, Seal Beach, under
Barrett's supervision The e
sails will be identical to
those the North loft it
h111ldin~ for ~ actu<:>I
Olympic competition.
In lhe Star Class rtrials•
S('p1. 2-7 at San niego) the
country has )'w>('n divided in·
to six d1stncL~ and C"ach will
conduct a six-race series to
determine its candidates for
the tnals, according to
OPEN
Th 11 Lide> H11.t1 lth Club oHnr'
• physic.•I fitnes\ pro9ram
designed t od t.91lored to
your spec.ific. requ1remenh.
At i:mut1nt1 we ~trfl limitin9 our stirv ic.f! to the busy
•nd suc.c.euful business •nd profttuionel m•n.
C•ll Todty For Further lnformt +.on
VIC I ADIN-Director
LIDO HEAL TH CLUB
0,.. M°'*Y ttn ~ 12 Noo.--1 p.m.
Doors CloMd At 7 p.m.
Jl5S VlA UDO-NIWPOltT H ACH
Sttite 300 I• TIM Lido lulldllMJ
PHONE: 673-4227
Peter BeMett. captain of
the San Diego Bay fleet.
Roughly. the aJlotment of
berths is eight each to the
Midwest and East. five to
California, and three each to
thP Gulf. Florida and the
Northwest.
ALTER RATIO
The class has the option to
alter the ratio depending on
the number of entries al
each ctisb:icl series.
The California elimina-
tions will be hosted by
Newport Harbor Yacht Club
.July 12-14. No neet 1>limina-
tions will be held. Anyone
who shows up at thr distnct
eliminations mav sail.
The U.S. Ol.>;mp1c com
m1tlee will have ob:;ervrrs
on hand from its y&chting
subcommittee. headed by
Paul Smart or New York. to
settle any disputes in all
trials and make final sele<:-
tions.
Flying Dutchman Olympic
trials are scheduled at
Misfiion Bay Sept. 9·15. With
the 1964 Olympic helmsman,
Bud Meli:!es of Wiscoo.Wl,
retire<!. the scramble fCYr
this nomination is wide
opr n
The top JO finishers m the
FO nationals -to be held at
Ann apolis. Md. (in July) and
the top 10 U.S. skippers in
the North American Cham-
pionsb.ip6 (Sept. 4-8) at
MBYC will be invited to the
Olympic trials.
RACE SERIES
To fill the remCllrung 15
berths. the class has sched·
uled a seriei. or observation
r aceo; in each of lt.s 10
distr1cto;. Thf' cla~s will
scrern the p<>rformances in
thP'\C races and invite the
<;kippers b<>heved to bE> or
Olympic caliber.
The class will not repeat
the arrangement ti had in
1964 when it mvited top skip·
pers of the non.Olympic
classes to ~ trials. Anyone
wcmtmg to make the FD
trials will have to sail a Dut-
chman weH eoough to earn
the bid.
Bug
out
Yept 'fte bur ii "out"-tb• America fl "in"!
The .American liv• you more power, more roam, more tnmk IPt9CI •••
mo'rt car. And it'• American·builtf
~
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Olympic
Warm Up
A:pril 20
A 0 wann ap'"' reg1tu for
Olym~ sailiaC classes will
be held at Alamitos Bay
Yacht Club April 20-21. Tbe
event Is planned for those
plunlng to enter any of Uw
01,mpic trlab tdleduled to
gel under way "1 Southern
California later this sum-
mer.
The field of more than 100
saUboau will include all five
Olympic classes 5.S
meter, Star. Dragoo, Flying
Du.tctuban an<l Fim. Many
favored Olympic prospects
are expecred to parbcipate.
Competitors will include
such highly rated "rag-bag
sailors" as Chuck Lewsad-
der. Newport Harbor Yacht
Club in Stars; Lowell North
of San Diego in Stars or
DNgom, and Chris Ca.sell
fcom tbe host club.
The event will be ttle
ei.gtltb annual running of the
Olympic Cla&ses Regatta by
ABYC, long noted for its in-
terest ill Olympic saibog.
Races will begin at noon
Saturday and at 11 :30 a.m .
Sunday along Long Beach's
Olympic courses off t.he
federal breakwater.
Catalina
Challenge
Race Slated
Maury F o r t n e y of
Newport Beach will be at
the helm of a new 3'l-fool
Bertram Saturday when he
roar'$ away from t h e
starbog line at M<II'iM del
Rey in defense of Ute
Catallp.a Challenge 1'rophy
for offshore power boat rac-
ing.
F'orlney won the cup last
ye~ in a 28 foot Bertram.
His new Zeruor Zippe Is
powered by twin 4AA cubic
inch Holman M o o d y
engines.
There are seven Pntric~ in
the 105 mile race which J?rls
under way .Saturday at 10
a. m. The race is sponsorr rt
by the California Yacht Cluh
and sanctioned by I he
Pacific Offshore P o w f' r
Bout Racing Association.
The race will l e a ' P
CatalJ..oa Island to port and
finisti at ttie starting point
off the breakwater a I
Marina del Rey.
The race attracts some ot
the top power boat jockeys
in Southern California. ThP
other boats' expect<'<! to
answer the i;tarting J!un
are·
GOLD COASTER. r ~o
5!\ l 32-foot G<ild ('o;.istrr
powered by two 427 cu in
Chevy engines and driven h\
Jack Jen.kins, San Diego.
SEVEN C's (1~0. 186 1 :!:l·
ft. Thunderbird w i I h a
single W cu. in. Chr1 y
drlven by Otis Chandler. Los
Angeles.
HOLOCAUST <No. :\.11 :.!fl.
root Thunderbird powrrrrl
by two 436 cu. in. Norg~J..oi
Marines. driven hv Roh
Nordskog. Var. Nu v"
WHATSH-ACE tNn J!l1 T
Rirc1 Formula powrrrd h\ ~
11in~le 427 cu in Forrl
driven bv Dave PuckrtL I ,o<
Angeles:
THE TRA V'LER 1 '.'\ o
174 1 18-foot Gla ~t 1on
powered by three 105 hp
Chrysler outboards. Roh
Spratte. Anaheim.
THUNDER INo. :l1xl T
Bird powe. e<I by a single 427
cu. in. blown Ford. Da\'1d
Exraud. Marina del Rey
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LEGAL NG m .. -,; LEGAL NOTCC'E "'""' UllTll'ICATI 01' COll,.OllATM* U.l..U
Billy Drives
His T eeth Out
l'O•u~:::s:~T~~NlO~ t~:IJS ltOTICI TO CHOITOU
'tHE UN0El$1GNEO CORPORATION •uri~~:"o,c~~~,.: .. 1:· dou llertew terfffw IMI It ll c:.nouct1111 ~ THI
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ol Jtlronlc IMu•ffltt. Ill(, end rllal tlld NOTtc.E IS HlllEIY GIVEN lo "" fl"" Is c-111 ""' ,..._.,,. tor· er.dilon ol Ille • ....,. ~ • ..,..,,
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By ALMON LOCKA8EY
J•lrontc lndllllr.., 11\C., Pllllldetiollt1, W1111 tlw ,_.,, ~ IA Ille otttce 1"1Mtv1111n11 11 Mii" •lid Collen ,,. IN clettl ti the .._. tnllti.d coun. 6f l"'"b le Ort6eftl tl\em, Wlltl "" _,,,
0.led AMII 10, I~ -"' lo Ille ~Md et lllo office
811lv Schumacher is a
young man with chronically
sore kidneys and a prospect
for rarly loss of hiE eye
teeth
The reason: B1lly, 25.
dri v es u nl imited
hydroplanes al speeds on
the water Crom 160 to 200
miles per hour.
Rilly doesn't ju!t d.rivf'
any hydro -unless 1t hap·
pens to be called Miss
Bardahl.
Billy's ludneys and eye
ter th were given a severr
teft last year when he came
up with five out o{ seven na-
tional Lilies -including the
CO\"eled Gold Cup.
WHILE WRITING the
great success story o r
11nltm1ted hydroplane racmg
in 1007, Billy and Mis~
Bardahl also rewrote the
record book~. Miss R's cam-
paign tn the unlimited wars
brought Tl()f only the crown
or national champion, but
abo a record o f ac-
complishments unequalled
in the modern history of
th11nderboat racin~.
A few days ago I got a
chan~ lo learn a b o u l
unhm1led hydro racing -A
facrt or boating not often
srrn in these parts -when
.Bil ly and •. .B.ardahl'L publlc.
rcla11ons man, Ed Kranch.
ne\I in to thr Newpnrtrr lor
lunrh
.MtrOl>lc 1..c!uslrles ol llh •llOrM'I PATltlC.IC E. OUGGAN, GAJITH E. IOW< 134S E 11!11 St .. S.ntt AM, C:.~!9t11l1 Vlce.l'r .. id<!nt 9?101 whldl II Ille Pleet tJI .,_,_ o1 ""
B a r d a h I L k STATE 01' CAllFOll NIA. Undl'•ltned In .,. -"-" otflalnl119 lo o n a e c-"' "' Loo Anetlft "'« •tet• ,,, utcr ........ wt!Mtl '1ic Washington. °" ~11 10. IMe. w--J11e11111 M ..-lhl •'-r "" first •~ °' 1111~
At d f lt.vl11t. • Noltrv Plllllk tor wi. Couf\tv noltct spee s o over 150 mph and s1111. oersonoll\' -"'° Gerti\ E D•i.t A•rtt n. !NI Billy admits that unlimited .._., •nown to ..... to tie "" Via ,.,.,,. =1!~,,~~· WI ... ~111-
h dr . , . dell! ti Ille --•llo-~I tMWIH tM • "" ""' ,_... ~ o racmg is a little hke wt111111 '""'-' Oft ""'" 111 1111 <or· °'....._ed flying Tb · I th oort11on ,...,.," ....,,... •M •cai-""'9· 111c Est•"' o1"" • er~ s on y e prop ed 1o ,.,... "'•' •u<fl ~-••loll u tcvted Above Mlntd -....,. and two J>OUlts or the pon-"" Mlmt. l'tlrlcll l .Outt•fl
t.oons i:" the water at the <OFFic~~1,:~L~1t••"'· ~,.':c.!..~""'
same hme No'•"' P11blk 1n •1111 1ot in. Tel: mo S4M1n . Tht Counly of LD6 Aneetet. AllWMY .., "-'"''''llW Calll Wlfll-T'M-Wllt·A--" AS A MATTER or fact. I M• C-1ulon exttl.... Publl-Or•• '-' l)elly ,. ..... think I'd like to take up Octo11tr '· "'° ""rn 12. tt.,. •M "'"a. IHI '1WI
fl l'ull~IMd On"" Co.it OallY Piiot. ylng." mused R1lly. (I APrll 12. "· u •1141 M•v J, 1"' "-LEGAL NOTICE
allowed as how it mi~ht be LEGAL NOTICE . . lllSOlUtlOll °' THI 90AllO easter on the kidneys and CIUlflCATI OF •USINIH 01' SUl'HYllOllS Oil THI eye-le(>th.) l'tc.TITIOUl NAME OllANOI coJ',~~.c."TL:,o t.Otltto&.
What IS an ltnhmiled .,;~11n;wt!1~r~.~ ~ll~lh.Ktf:; OUNOI COUNTY, CALIFOllNIA
hydroplane? Well. take Miss 0r1 ..... s..n•• "',,.· c.111ot .. 1•. -,.,. ...... __ ., __ ~""L:.!."'1-., ..........
B d hi f · S llclllfolA firm M mt at GAllllETT ELEC· "" ....,._. "' ....,... .• -".,.,., ou.,. ar a . Or IOStance: he TllO NICS and ltltl u ld firm I> """--Mid corrt.O, the loltow111t is classed as a U-4-0 i~ 3() of tt.• 1o11o .. r119 .,.,_,, w11c>st nomt 1n Ret0tut1on .... ec1op1ec1: ' . . . . 1\111 •nd Piatt ol r~1ldence .. .., follow> WHEREAS, Ill@ Or•noe Coumv Flood feet four inches overall. 13 Bl'lllW'H c G•"~tt 3004 coor1c1~, toro•N>• 01.trtd 1, 11111 -o1 .. ,,.,. feet two inches beam w'ith a co.t• ,,,,..., c.111ont1e: · c1Mcr1bld In Eahlblt "A" 1tt1<Md .,., • .., ' Otlt<I •• ,,, II. 1961 .,,., "'-• Hr1 IMreot. lr>elucll111 ,... main hull depth or two feet Ben G•rr•lf tUbsUrflCI mfMt1I rl9hf\ 1~ •• •nd
two · h Add IZ Sl•t' of C.lilornla. Ort"9t CO<fnt...: WHEREAS, •n ql~r l\u llMn mtde lo inc es. a · 0., Apr/I ll. Ifft, belor• me. 1 Not•"' lt•M Ille sulll11rt1ct ml-Al r19!'1l In cylinder Rolls Royce enaine Public •n ond lor wld s111t, oer..,.,.1tv u ld i.nc1s II\' • 1tt1e• fram "" Occidenl•t
I th k. d th ~ OODHl'f!d ~fl G C.rrell ~-n to me PttN>ltllm ,.,,_..11.,., Nfftl Jtr•u•rv U.
p 10 ey USe 10 IO be IM "'"'°" Wh-norn• II ~rib-IHI; Ind airplanes I and VOU havP a eel In fM wlltlln ln•l•umtnl •nd WHEREAS, !Ills OIWlct mt• letu \ud> : 1ckMw1.ouc1 ht ueculed 1~ .. ,... rlthts In ltlld tor Ille drllll,.g •nd n · machine we1ghmR 5 . 9 0 0 IOFF l(IAl SEAll lr•cllon of oll. 9U ..... 0 I h.'
d F·11 "t 'th r I d J-E l>a•I• h•drc1c.erboM In tccordlna. Wllll 5«1!0<!• poun S. I I WI Ue an Nol•rv Publlc·Callf0tnia 2.S tnr0"9h 1.7, lr>eluslw ot tM Or1119e
011 atid you have a 6.700 """<'°"' 01t1ce tn ~g!; F~i:'~~~t''ir 15 Hueav pound chunk of machinery ~:'t:r,;:.'!'.:., Ero1•.. RESOLVED AND oaoeREO u 1o1row.:
to shove through the watrr June 11. mo t . lluoMton No. F&t-•J Is hetetw
t d f 180 . "uDh<llNJ 0ra"9t Coast 0•11¥ Pliol. •-·--3 Spee S 0 m1le6 per Aorll 11 10, 76 ind M&Y J, IHI 611-61 2 Thtl this Board doa htrebv
hour and up ::w~.,.i,i:..:;i:•i:,~~,t!:~n ~;::;
LEGAL NOTICE ""''' •"•a..cl 11tre1o """ made • .,.,,
PROPELLERS range In ua.nt '''""' tor "" "",_ of pr-""'·
size from 13 j n C h e S SUfHIOR COUllT 01' 1'#41 =~wi:· to'i'ln~r;r.· o!tul'!'r.d ·~
d~ameter times 17 lo 20 inch ,.0111'~~e,g~11~~L:,""'0~:'.:Not ~;:i~=,.~:-...."':.·~,,.,:.,~ucJ.~ pitch On a sba(I that IS one A·Sf7U d1S00>lnt of said iu~l•nat •nd lot'
and three-quarter inch dia N~1•;1,.:~.fr~A~•:0w1~~ ::~"~g: ~~1~:' ::;ir~OC:!:'i~~1,., ~·~.: steel. llTTl!ltS Tl!STAMINTAlY wfllch Is more • fully delctlbed In
_Oh -Y~. thE---ffiM-. ~ff ~~~:-::·~~&-~le.'G.~~ ... , Pt•-oral)h I hereto. llall.11.JD ba
wilh upwards nf JOO grand :1•;,!tiI:!'~' ~.~ '~': t;;•1r"~i!11~ :;~~:':..::.~~ .'~~.';;<:~::~"'~ !':i.:;;'d for the bl)at -and just Ltti.ri Tet••m•"""' to Pn111ontr. ~••to and ,,,..., • P1tt 11erto1. tv1119
forget . a~ul the cost of ;~~~:,::."to.1.:''~11•,11em~t~t'~nc1"'~=~~ 11e,'°"'~":~:'rv.500~m 1or w111e11 .. Id
RILL ANO f talk<'d hydro campa1gnmi:. or tiear1nq ""',...,,. hH been"'"" April i.nc1 wm tie '"""' "'•" 11e tM 001 • 26. 1961, ti t :JO t.m .. 1n t~ courlroo,.. ot vears from January IS, 1968, tlld .., racing while Kranch ~ot in a LEGAL NOTICE Ot11Mtmen1 No 1 of ••" court, at IOI lo"9 •~•rott•r u on. 90, or olh.,
few PR hcks with rour at· ~~~.~.=r:--••.1n ttw c11v ot s.nit .An1, ~:~;,~~~~~~i.:~~.,~!.,,,'7,;
trarlive housewiv<>~ ha".ing NoT1c1 o, N!.·~~J11•1 s•Lt o., ... Ap:;J, 'e.'~ JOHN. i~ ~r':v~:-: 11ere1n111er rm.rec1 "'
lunch al the next tablr. Like. On Mil• 1. 1968, •I It 00 "M . Countv Clerk s Le .. ee shall PIY lh• Dtanoe Cou~IV "B d lell l\ENEF'ICl"l SEllV•CE CO • Cthlornl1 """'" 11141 SullY1n l=lood Control District • rovtlty ot 1/6 r J;Ure an your coroor1llM, I > 011lv lllC>Oinled Trvtlee IY M. ft°" llttlew ot 111 oll. 90 and ot~< llY'dnl<I"'°" husbands to use Bardahl In under •nd PU••u•nl lo Dtlf'd "' Tru1I SS05 C•™"' StrMt. Swtlt .. subtlanc:fl orod\Kld ..... Dir~ frem , ., datfd Otco"'be' t, 1964, ••l"Cut!'d tJv Llllt-, C..lllo1111t ,.,,, !ti• alort"'ld IM'eml-•• w 1«111 In their crankcase~. l YNNE GllROENS, INC • Ctlll~rnl• Ttl: 12Ul Of.SHI 11111 "'"'"' Parooroe>/I '· s. Ind 'of "" •--Id
I round out that Miss ~:.;:o·:!'":'n.~"" N~t<~~~. ?nl"C~·~1~: ·~~...::~.,. ;,~,:--~, 011ly '''°'· tn~m T~ ~~lmum '811111 lor w!llch ~ B::itdahl set the fa stest 2'7 o•o• 10. nt 0111e .. 1 R~nrci. 1n ·~ <>fl•c• ,..,,11 1. 6. 12. 1968 '"'" m•!lafd sutoswrtoct ml-•I t1tllts w111 ~! !ti• County ll~~rdn nl Or•no~ Co11nl._ lie "°Heel al>tll be· mile lap of 1967 with a speed c .. 1,1~rn1•. Will SEll AT PUBLIC All(· LEGAL NOTICE l•i 0"'1 Thouund °'"' Hulldrtd Sl•IY of I JO 1!\0 miles ""r hour TION TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOii C:A~H 0..llar\ ..... Elthlv•lvhl c.. n t.
'"' • COAVil'bJ• "' tltN" Of \.lj)f' fn '"wfu• MQl'lt'\' (S1,1to~•> 8S tora.idl!r•hon for tht f..I• the faste£t three-mile lap al "' th• unn.o s1a1e.1 •I "" i.ou1n FrMJ suftllto•IAco•·uS:T 0 , THI "<'"'°""' ""' lea>« •ncl u ,...,,1 for
07 ~o d h f t h t I tnlr•nr• lo lh• Or•ft!I• C n u n I ¥ "'4l llrll YHr lflllrtol commMCI ... rol· I ·I an t e aSt('S C3 CourlMu<•, Cllv nt Soni• Ana. $!Air ot HATE OF C.ALll"OllNIA 1'011 roacllvely 11 of JtnUtN 15, 1961. With an averaoe 107.7114 C•llfornoa, ail rlghl, 111~ •nd tnl•rt<I rnn· THf COUNTY 0, OllANOI lb) From and tf"" Januarv IS. l'6t. " ••••d 10 •nd now lt•ld bv '' .,,,..,, "'Id Ne. A·ffm tt>t ..,m o1 0... Tllou1and One Hundrtd Shi' miSSec1 the fasff'Sl O•td ol Tru•I In lh• ""'''"'" >llUalod In NOTICE 01' HCAll lNG 01' Pl!TITIOH S'"1v OollelS end Eltllty-tloftt Cenb
h. h h Seid Countv •nd Sl•l• dl'\Crlbod •• FOii HOl OGllAPHIC Will AND 1'011 (SI .... , I dY II raC(' Speed W IC was ~et Y Thal onrllon ol l ot A ol lh• e'nnnl"9 LITTH5 TISTAMI NTARY drlill~ 00::.~:.!"~,t" !..::~"~r lhr Chrysler Crew at the Tra<I In tlW (lly Of c .... Mt'4. counfY E\tal• ... MllrlM Ardr• ~. •IMI unlll the Mid If•>« ls lttmln11e<1 u lo
• • • ol Ortno~. iltlt of ullfornot ,., \hown ~NIWn °' M.<rlOn A ~. OecetMd lhl> ltNI ""°1lled I l!llhlMt " ' Tn-C1hes AtomJC Cup on the on• mao 111.0 tn ~ <.,,. o1 H•ncoc." NOTICE is HEllEBY GIVEN TNt t•cMd ~•to .,,.....;:,.• part ... ~·1• r ' b . R . B•nnlno •nd °'""'S· "''"' M•rv H G..,,9t Ph•llll> G-.. Jt • he\ liltd ' Th ' Ml I IMS ' ' ll) • loclr 0 U m I 3 I Ve r ' B•nnlnq lnr Pnrlllloo and brlr19 Action htreln I ""'"'°" lor Pr .... •11 ol Hot~ .... M ., 8~ ~ me:ir.:. ,. .. ·c: ol :t'r'tt 0io,.,., Nevrrtheles~. Mii;~ Bardahl No 6:135 In "" .Sul>fl••or C®r• 01 '"• 9rtPh1< wrn •nd '"' luuancr ol Lentrs of Suoe1Vlsor1 o1 "" O••tve County
h Sl•lt nf Callfornl•. In •lld lor lh• (Cl\ln Te.l•,..Ml8,.,,, ~trt..U lo ""'"" h l'lood CoftlN>I Oltlrkl In 'lllf CO<fntv WOn t e rarP fy ol la. AM•IU. M<erob<'d n loll-I mOO• fM lurl""r parllWl•I'\. •nd 11\ol Adminlsll'lllOll Bulldlnt louted ti JIJ
8,.Ql""'"o fllf '"' northwf'I corr'" of thf' rl""" 1nd ol•Ct Of hfl'l"o ~ S.tmt Nof'tn SYC•f'N)fft StrHf. s,,"'' .A~. Ml~S lt \llOAHI . won the'
most rarri; an\· boat has
won in onr year in the
modern history of 11nhmiled
racing. One musl check
back farlher than 1~ years
to rind a winner to eclipse
the mark of six rac~ in a
single season. Jn winning
those six or eight races held
during 1967, Miss Bardahl
a massed more points than
other boats have managed
lo put together in seasons
that featured a greater
number or races. She did it
by wlnninl!'. the most heaLc of
the year 051. having the
most consecu11ve heat wins
(8), 81\d the most heats at
over 100 miles per hour
(10).
The fastest average · heat
~ of 99 240 mph and the
fattut avrrage race speed
of 99.544 were honors that
rel! to v.1~~ R a.c: c:hr
dominatPc1 the field at every
race.
lnl 101 of Tr•<• No 1111 •• ""' m•o h-s bttn sel for ~1 3. 1961, ti t JO C•lltornfa,. ••lod p,_Js to ~Ht will r.(ord'll In bl)IJk ~ oao•• 11 In llo In· A m , In lh~ (OUrlrOOfl\ of Oeparlm•nf l>o r.ulv<d tlld consrd<!rtd •I t PUbllc ctu<tve nl M•S<•ll•""""• M•Dt. 1n '"" No 1 of ..,,d cour1, el 11()1 NMfh !1•1»d· mHtl"9 ot 11>1• ll<wtrd
offl<" at thf coun'tv rt<cvct,., of \Akt Wi'V1 1n th,. CHv of Si1nt1 A nt C.fHN'n11 • Th.et "''' •~tutton shi ll bl Ora no• Cnunrv, ltttnc• sout~ o · D•ll'CI Ao"t 10. lflll oubll,,,.., once • wetlc IOI' two UI MK· 11' 41" W ~ s I 275.00 lr•I •lnno W E ST JOHN, c...,,,1v Cl"k cotlvt weeb In file OrenH Cots! 0fllv
lhfl Snuth nn, ot Fairvl,irw -=-•""'' 1, H•""•" w. O.r._ Pilot, ll newsp8oer of oentral cJrcvl• .. ~r mtP rtterO@d In bool< -...,9., n nu North c1ar·11, !•on In ·~ countv w""" Hid rttl oro-
•nd 77 of ..,Id Mlsetli•~t Mao1 Suitt NumMt 6. ,,.,,., '' sllw'9d TIMI last dttt of lh•neo South to lhr N"'th lirw of lh~ ~. C.d,.Mt fl7U oubllc.tllon shell be not lesi tlltn four. land dtscrlbed In lhal c•rlaln F'fnel Tel: (21Jl IU-07'3 ~ 110 dt"' Nfon ttwl Nl9 for
Oroor of Condemn•llon ~ltrfd Joniuorv Atto"'n lor 1'1111"-recel"t •net -•II"" of p,,_ls 77, lt53 In c:.w Ho lt411 in lhf PubHtl>fd Ortna• C.0..<I Dell¥ P1tot. • The -"' ltlM slllll bl Sulll'rlor Court of Ifie Sl•te ot Calffornti AP'll 11, 11. II, lfdt ~ w~ttnllellv In fl>e form ol 1111 ~ '" •lld fOf' ""' county of 0,.119,, • eel S11btutf1ce 011 •nd Ga, l-delft! ctrtlfled COP¥ of which wu rtcordecl LEGAL NOTICE "" Utt. d•V of Jinu11Y• ,,.., "-Int JAnUM¥ 17. 1953 In boot 1'43 DO• 90 of ""' Occkltnitl r.trel9um '°"""''"°" Offlcltl Rttords; thtna Norin ..-1r ,..,,.11 :_..L:S..S.':'iaJ:'1o~=~':, ~..:;' ;:: o7" E•sl to I~ norl~tSI cornor of "'" ClllTll"ICATE OF IUSINISI
l'lnd d•<Krl~d '" Mid l'ln.1 Ordrr ol FICTITIOUS NAMI c~""':1":.. ":.:' ::r =:so~ Cond•mn•lion1 l~•nc. Soul~ •l•no Ill< T~• ulld..-ilenl'd do cettltv "'" .,. lloom JOI, Countv Admln!Jlflllor'I EHi """ of '"" l•nd dt«rlbed In ••Id cond11rlin9 • bu•lneu •I 901 Dovtr 8ulldlnt. localed ti $15 North Svumors Fin~f Ord,..r of CondrnH'l,11f,,,n In "" Sh0r11\. N"wPOrt 8ttl'th. C•llfornlA; urwt-r StrHt. Santa .,,., CAlltornfe. TM on~
lllnQll' oot~t In fhfl' Wf'1;lr rPY ,,,.... "' '°' '""' r1rl1hOU\ ,,,.,,, """'"' nt SP•Rt<S v4r.1bit ••<tot subiKI to t>;d wJll bi-tt>1 w ol µod Tr•cf No .,,,, 'lo'•d ........ COMPUTOR ( 0 MM u N I c A T I 0 N •mounl Otld •• conslO.rtllOft .... lh• belno Norlh Jt SJ 1••1 ''~"' lh• \VSTEMS •nd lh•I ••Id l"m I< Cl\moo\f'd ·~ftullon ol ••I~ luie end renltl for snuthw~•1 cor,,.,r Of u ¥d IOI J6.1 · lh•nc• 1 o• ,,.. lollowlno ,,.,..,,.... -""m"' '" Ille flrsl ve.r wt.ldl sum shill bl' • •tono lh• bound1n1 II~ of '""' 1'"<1 tvll •nd ol•Cts f!I rtslde•<• Ar• •• mlf\1mu"' ol OAI Tllouund On• Hundrrd No 1712. ltlP lollowlne <O•ir••• •nd lollclw• dlsl1r>e"' Nortfl 1$" ll' II" [A<I n~ 4' i.,..,,uel P So••~• Ill! Sl•rNMl•d Slwtv Oollt" •nd ElehlV..itlht C~nl• l~t. Sourtt 13' 01' 27" Eut 100" l"i'f W•v Cor<>no d•I Mar• C11lilornla l~~·;«:.::t •• provldl'd In Ptrn r•DI> ~~,1~.20;..~W~~; 'i;:~;o:;!.'':!~1~017~ c;;,, l So11rk•. i10 Ony•, B•lbo.J 10 T~I• 8Mrd t>mb'f dffm• fhtl In•
10' ., .. EASI 27• 41 foet. Soultl 1s· 11 l•l•nd. Ctllfo•nl• lt•M' of fM wbwr1ace mlnt<'tl <iehb In !J" e .. 1 155 IO IHI, Soultl O' J)' SJ D•ll'd Aorol II 1'61 •nd lo tt.. ftf'OHrtv dnCribecl ln Etftiblf Eut U..41 ffff. Nortll "' 77• 01" f All Sa,,,_I P S....rb "A" lot lllP nolortl1cwl, mlnl119, drllllne :127 41 '""' to tt.. IDUlll-.t corn.r of Gtrv l SP•'1l• •lld -•flrlt lfl" oil, .. , and ot'"'r IM ltlld dtKrlbecl 1,. IM cited la Er.,,.,f Sl•lt 01 C•lllorn11, O••nte Co11ntv· hvdrourtoon subst•nces •nll 11\P pro-c; Mount •"" wife, rKOt"<fl'd APrll 11• On Aorll 11. "M· belorr m•. t Nol•ry 11uct1on t•tlr19, lrutmtnl. tlor•t<t· "" In -)045 Off' l3'. Oll•<t•I Pobll< on •nd tor said $1•1•. oer...,tllv r•mov•I •lld dlSOOtlllon nl ,.,d RKC>nts. Ho•fh O' 31' SJ" Wt1.1 6• 66 • .,.,., ...... ~mutl " Soa .... 1 •nd G•rv l •Ul>lll'IC .. Wiii not iubsltnll•llY •llKI 1 ... 1 In the rlOl'ltlwo.1 co•~•r n' lol ll.\ of 5o11rt s tMWfl In mt lo be ltl• "'°''°n ""' lnl•''',. '"'"' ""' public ~ "4 IN uld Tr•ct No 1711. Norlh 1'' 31' 10" whn\O M"1t .,. •UM<.rl-le flY within ,.,,,.,. •I'd IN! II It for IM llMI '" West lO 15 leel. Nnrlh 121 ,. 1,.1 ln<lrum•nl •M ttknowlfldotd lflf,. t• ~~:!I' nl th• OMrlct to ,ni.r lnlft wld
North ••• 1T al" F•\I m ••••• , Norin r<,U,:~,'l~l ~r;;.l, II £.rh bid •ubmlt1"'1 •"•" bl I C· ~; .. "~;:;• ~"°Hi:a 1~~ 1~";:,1~o;•h 1';' 1~~ Ormah v Ult com""nlod i.. • blnlt monev IW'dor. w .. 1 1&0 00 f""I Norlh 19. )1" 07 .. r .,1 Nnt ... v l'ubllc-C•ll•ornl• <MllllNI ch•<k. a< coshl.,'s rn~k ALl. OF Tll l':Sf': lhlniz~ m 00 IHI, North o· l7' 10" W••• l~J •I '",'."!.·~·1 Orne-rn P•1•bhl In thl' nnf•r of ltlf' &Gtrd o• 1 ... 1. Norin 71· I) 0'1" Wp<I )7) u '••I 0 ·· ~ C""nty WIH'<YI\<>'> "4 th• Or•not CounfY F lmd and mnrl" rl"c\lltPri I n N•rlh ti• '1' 71 .. WMI )(II 1I l••I ~nulh Mv '"''"'''~';,.., E•f'"" Conlrol Olsltlct 10 IM •"*lnl ot llw bid a oothPr aH::11 r or lhP hearl I I• " I<" W••• 1~} 1• lrfl sn .. 111 o· M•rrh ,, ' ,, fo-HIO ~ ... ur>drr "•••qr • .,., 5f•I ••r1 n7· 5'11 \¥ffl'1.t II• tJ ....,. •• ~t>ottoi 1~ &tt' P~1f'th~h';1 Or11no, C~4i•1 Oitlflt r Hf'lf. -.o11dt bldiMr tl\IU •Orte t" wrltln9 th1t for Mio;s R Rc~1c1el' Billy flA . w •• 1 "' Ill , •••• N"''" JJ· J•· n ,..,, i " 7& •nci M•• i . tel M9 ~~ ~~:::,,;.:· .~d 8; • .;!"c::'nrv ~· F::l
her mo I arrtrnt ::iclnrcr i~ ""' ,..... " 1••1 N"'•h •• 11' "° F••' J.P:GAL NOTICE c.,.,11n1 01s111c1 lo• ~ co.1 "'
0 d hi t' I JI\ 10 f••I, Ntwl~ o· »' 10" w r.1 ,,. Oii PUbli<hu~ ltlls Rt'°IUt'°" of '"'~" '" le Rar a . rrprr~rnta IVf'I •••I, s ...... -·· ,, .... Wr<I &~ 00 ,.... accorcl•n« wllfl p., .. ,.,... I II ... .
owner of thr R a r c1 a h lj Sou•• M" J7' "" w,.,, 7'11 00 f""'· N•••n "11·1.. bidoer 10 "'"°"" •h• "'•" I• ... ., ... " n• OI' 1)4" W•<I "~ 1-.1 Norlh 11· W SUl'ElllOll COUllT 0" THI I•'" lo ••~vi# ltw INS# wllnln lffl 1tni ChemJcal Corp . whn h;io; thr ,, wrs1 111 oo 1-1 Norih ... ro· 71 su"f o~ CALIPOlllNt• "011 11 ... "'"'r u ., nr-ntl'd ,0 Mm, •1, diltinction Of be1n~ thr fir•l1 ,, .. , 1'0ll I••' •nd .. orth 4 II ll fHE COU .. TY 0" OllANO• MPmJI wlll ... l0tlolfl!d lo fp,, Oislr•cf
r Wt11 7tt 11 l••I; lhenc, Norlh JH 17 NOTICE 0, ~E~RINO 0, PITITION OHl!<ll' ol .,, UMU<C•UM blcldor\ wlll owner in the history 0 IHI to lh• Pofnl of btOIMlflt I 1'011 PllOllATI 01' HO'-OORAPHIC. bt rotur""" to 1,,.,..,
unlimited racini? to achieve EXCEPT lh•• ""'"'"' llltr•ol ~Krlbod Will aND ~Oii UTTUS Of' AD-o;~,..;"'c~~~d F~vc;:::.· ta1r'0
(j ti I l I ... ~llowsl I ,. _, MINISTIAT ION·WITN-THE·WILL AN· rt .. rv•• lttf rl•hl to r~l·'f tnw 1nrl •II JVe na 0r1a I( ('~ • ...,, nn'"' • •n •now -nt in ttw NEXlO bid< ;:..i to .,;l!\dr1w ~ "'-• .,.,.,..;,., But the fa stest and mo~t ~''-"" 11~ of ,.,,, lnl u.. "'M Pnlnf E"•I• of Harry l!o.s "~""" •lso dfl(rlbed In E•hll>il ""w trom ~ ...
Id bel"9 Horth ~ SJ 1"1 ''""' I~ -MWn •• Mi rr• II ICH-~...... 1J An¥ •nd •II bfdi •h•ll bt d<!llY•rfd powerful hydro in lhe wor =.~ =.~ ~:: ~ >:::a ~ NOTICE 1$ HFllU Y • GIVEN lh•I lo ""'(lrrt of"" ltolrd of SuefrvlW'• can't Mn titles Without 3 N~ 171> If-. tollowlne courtM· North H•..,_ M KNWr flu ftled ,,..tin • f>'ll In 11-... SOI, Co<MIV "dmlnlsfr•"""
I l'k 1s• lJ' II'' £ .. I 116 .. lt•I• Soulh l:J• foOfl 10' orobole ot holoorM>flk """ •lld llulldlM. lout"" •I !IS Nor1ll SVo-• ~Utly, QeT"VelCSf df Ver I e 01' 1?"' Eul 700 4' fffl Norll\ 1'" J:)" tor l •II•" of AdmlnlstratlM-wllM~ wjll $1r..,I, S.nl• An.. C1llfornla. BUI Scbumactler. Ther e !.4" El•' 101JJ fffl .,,.. N0t th w .,. •nnnoc1. '''"''° 10 w111cr. u ,,__ '"' AVES· 5UPE11v1so"s ALTON i;. 36" W!'>I ,.. 45 !#I to ltw __ ,,,., lvrlhfor 1>a•lkul.,1 •nd 11181 thfo time •nd Al LEN OAVIO l ltAICl'lll. WILLIAM have been others (four of .... COi'-of ... U.! ol <Aid frotl Nn O"'<' of ~·r·ne ,,,.. ....... ,.... -,., J. l'HllUP5 WM HlltSTf IN, ANO
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(.8 DAILY PILO_T _________ rr_lcU_Y_. _Apr1_1 _12_,_l_%8_
D~wn f.lae S lopes
Area Skiers Eye
Mountain Touring
By ESTHER BILLI NGS
San Gorgoruo, San Jacinto
and San Antonio (Mt. Baldyl
are S o u t h e r n California
giants rising above 10,000
feet, their majesty the more
impressive when snow-<:ap-
ped.
On Highway 395 as It
passes the University of
California at Riverside they
dominate the scenery sur·
rou odulg the campus.
The air wa s clear this
wee k and they seemed only
minutes away, he av i 1 y
snow-covered from their
peaks far down to their
sides. One could imagine
skung would still b e
avail<>ble at the areas on
s h e It e r e d north-facing
slopes. but it's not so at
present The heat has been
too much for developed
runs.
Touring is another matter.
however, and a hike to the
slopes above S I u s h y
Meadows on Ml. S a n
Gorgoruo would be a good
be-t for a clear spring day.
This hike is neither long nor
d.iICicult.
A longer tour would be far
up into the draws. almost lo
the summit.
Don't tour alone. however.
and always report your
dt>stinalion to the Forest
Service before starting and
report on your return.
Does touring sound loo
~ergetic? How about "auto
sightseeing?" I've j ~ s t
received Forest Se r v t c e
st.abstics listing the six most
p o p u I a r recrec:.tiona.1 ac-
tivities in the National
Forests in California during
1967. auto sightseeing top-
ping tne list with 37.200.000
visits.
Tile rest of the list in
order includes r i s h i n g .
1 l . 2 0 0 , 0 0 0 : hunting,
4.800.000: hiking . 3.900.000 ;
plus camping and skiing
with 2,400.000 visits each.
Well. auto s i g b t s e e ~ s
should find m o u n t a t n
scenery beautiful t h l. s
wei?kend. and for their
pleasure the cha.tr lifts at
Mt. Baldy. Mt. Waterman.
Holiday Hill. Snow Summit
and Snow Valley will be in
operation.
At Running Springs the
annual Snowman Derby,
sponsored by tbe Chamber
of Commt!rce. will last
through May 1. Participants
are asked to build a v· b ,., ____ • snowman. photograph it and
J.!-}g -~u~to...Jtie
Chamber. Prizes will be
awarded to the best entrieos. Nets Climb At Mt. Pino6 there is snow
for tobogganing and snow
play. Equipment is ~ailab~
at the Gulf StatlOn m
Frazier Park. At Docks
Warm weather and rising
sea teamperatures are the
chief reasons for the ex·
ceUent fi!hing recently with
barracuda, bonito a n d
halibut all hitting.
Art's Landing rtpOr1.s 95
bonito caugbt Wednesday.
The party boats have been
having gOOd luck with the
sand bass and calico bns.
A 21 ~ pound halibut waa
garnered Tue!day off the
half-day boat·
A special trip to C«tez
Banlc ls leaving tonigbt at 8
for a 24-hour nm. Cost ol the
trip Is $18 with a bunt pro-
vided. Persons interest-eel
can call 675-0050 for further
information. Deadline i s
7:30.
Davey's Locker reports
log barracuda, w bite
~eabase and halibut are the
come on for deep sea
anglen.
The harries, still not
schooled bug mixing wittl
smaller fish, .re thicltest
from Dana Point down.
A special Easter Sunrise
Festival will be held Easter
moming atop the Palm
Sprtngg Aerial Tramway oo
Mt. Sao Jacinto. Special
price15 will be available from
4::.> to 9 a.m. and a dollar
breald.t from 5 to 9 a.m.
The ~ Ramooa
Rigb School madrigal dloir mm Riwrside, trumpets,
and a filgbt of pigeons will
herald the dawn, wttb ao
Eartw Ea bunt for
dlilcren at noon.
June MocaltMn h• ~ b'M feet of mow, Mam·
moth Mountain about five,
with Che Conace Bowl in
e.pedally good cooditioo for
.intermediate arid' advanced
akiert.
In califorma Mt. Reba hal
88 inches; Alpine Meadows
7U7 inches; He• v en 1 y
Valley, 5.1 iDcbes; Squaw
Valley, 75 tnmec.
With more • t or m •
predicted in m.-y llttM,
unle.w except:llonaly warm
weather bitl the hill.s, skiing
should last il:to May and
longer in many areas.
Clemens Garners
CIF Honor Spot
Kurt Clemms of Hun·
tington Beach has joined
teammate Paul Williams
and Kev1n Manix of Costa
MMa a~ the only entrants
from the Orange Coast area
to make the CIF pre-p track
and field honor roll.
.Clemens h a s done 56-434
in the shot put to join the
elite
Manix has a 14-3 effort to
his cr<'dit in the pole vault
-fourth best in the CIF'.
Williams has done a 48 4
in the 440 and a 1:55.4 in the
8P.O. The Huntinl{ton flash is
reported to be now con-
ccntrating on the mlle
where coach Paul Woods of
the Oilers claims Williams
can do 4: 10. Hif best to date
Is 4 269 in his initial outing
in the event.
The CIF prep booor roll: ,.
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G1rrl-. C"'lt"nlal ~.7 Slmt. Whlttitt 47.t
Y-. I.. II Jordall 41.t Wllllom~ Hu<1llno1'>n lacll &4
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l1kor. ~·• "'-11 1 :SU L1ne\ton, l . II. Mllllhll l:SS.I
w1111oms. H•mllnoton llffdl 1 :ss.•
MILi Whitt"', U C.111d1 4:1'.7
U!l<lerwood, 5o. Torr1nu •: lt.t GrHr. ltktwood 4:10.0
CMam. Ar<adll 1:10.6
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Rllchtr-, S.1Ml111 •:22.6 8•k••· Mira CMlt 1:1'.0 Mtllt , LI H•brt f :7'.4 11t HIGH HUllOLIJ
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Strong, rugged workbench
supports 200 lbs. per sq. ft.
011t1 piec• heavy gauge steel
19 complet.ly ctota-braced
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Colonial-style lantern
Outdoot lanWn of aluminum
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Smooth lantern post
$tutdy steel lontafn poet hat
block' finish. 14" long, Z'
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Penncraft 22 pc. socket
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todcn, 3" ectention, ratdlet,
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hex key Mt.
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1M ldeaf rope for ho.e or fann
use. hoking strength of -b.
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Durable wood
toilet seats
Molded .-inlondwood fonn a hard
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2.79
Salem-style
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front or reor d00t lock hen heavy
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brass finl~
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Big 30 gallon
trash can ·
Quallty conatrud.a mm con ofliiffi P M lmi""
steel foe durability, longer wmrs lid. hM6I fia
.... of handling. Cov• with hmde .....
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Hard rock maple
mitre box
Penncraft mitre boK ii 1r x 5W' x
ftH. Two 90 .legree mitr• and two
45 degree --. A wluabl. aicl t.
tM handynlan.
1.49
Handy saw
horse brackets
Saw.hone bnlclceta of rugged toot
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Plate-type
2Y'1.' ball casters
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dryer vent kit
Dryw 'Nllt lclt mllf ...... hood.
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Sturdy 2'x4'
pegboatd
5 pc. Penncrah
screwdriver set
6.49 ... u . 6. 98 2.44
Rural mailbox,
steel post
S...I mollbox with bole.ct ~IMI
fl nith fo, 'ural or suburban v.._
llodt tubulof -post with flat
eaeft ......
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aid in deaning hadtmw
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val\lzed olvminvm slide ...0, Uftder
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'62 CA DILLAC '63 CH EVROLET '61 HARGER
CoufM DeVille. Full power In· Station wagon, 9 p111enger, V8, automatic, radio, heater,
•utom1tic tr1n1miuion, radio, power 1tMring, power br1k11, clucting Factory Air. hNttr, white wall tlr11. white wall tlru.
51195 5895 ~2595
'85 IM PERIAL ' '6~ RAMBLER
MONTEREY CUSTOM SEDAN. DPL. 2 door herdtop, automatic
CROWN IMPERIAL. Full pow· Automatic tr1n1ml11lon, radio tr1nsmlulon, power lteerfng, and hNttr. Power .. 1t1 and power bnk•, white w1llt, fac· or, factory air. power brakes, with white ski• tory air.
52495 wall ti,.._ '1995 5995
AIOV& CAU PL.US
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·LONG BEACH
FROM ORANGE COU TV
543-6663 527-2341.~
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DOVER SHORES
WATERFRONT LOTS
New Waterfroaf Section Just Opened
llEW HOMfS-Olll Y 9 lffl ~ ~
2'14 Vista Del Oro
Newport Beach
TENNIS?
Qu.&ty, Value, Beauty, Comfort
Bu.ildu must sell imrned1at~
ly 5 Bdrm. fam rm. dining
rm. 4 bath new View bome.
Spanish architecture.
(Fee simple land) Waterfront lots, including
boat slips, from
4 & 5 IEDROOMS
YOU OWN THE LAND!
In the Southland'• most desirable and fascinating aMI. A su-
perb school system aitd Univers1ty of California's Irvine Ca.Jn..
pus just moments away from Harbor View Hilla. ·
Asking Sll.2.500
Offers Invited
$&1,181
Swimming, boating, golf or
juat laying in die sun? Call for an Appt. 64U23.5 Huntington Harbour Sales Corp.
OPEN DAILY 10·6
.00 Wflft>WARD LANE, NEWPORT BEACH
Yau can do all l.f )'OU like
plenty of leisure time
wtlerl you Uve at
Senaibly priced from Direction.e: MacArthur Bml. from
Pac111c C'.oe.st Hwy. or Newport Fwy.
Turn on San Joaquin Hll1I Rd., then
loll?w signs to rnodei area.
MAGNU1CENT new View
home in the finest location
In Dover Shores. .C Bdrm,
CALL DICK FABIAN -847-2531
the Blufia ' $34, 900 lo $Al, 900 We will mail you lot maps
& financing information.
large Social rm, swe1:pim; :::::;z::::;:z=~~=~~T~!!!!!!!!!!! View. completely carpeted. -(Comer of Tustin Ave., 1 blk. So. of 22nd St.)
CONTEMPORARY & CALI F.-SPAN ISH
NO 2 HOMES ALIKE!
AU yard work and exterior
ma.lntE'oanc:e is done lor you.
Start to REALLY enJOY Ure
as you have never known
It he!ort'. &>eutdul 3 Bdrm,
2 be. crpts. drapes.
drapes, Md twdscaped .. LARGE B''" YARD Duplex + Bay .................... s.1.29.soo AU\ + Ocean
OPEN DAILY
1324 GALAXY DRJVE Covered Patio Just steps away from the
DOVER SHORF..5 Double detached ""''""ge. bay & ocean. ShaJi> duplex
WSK.
Full price only $.14.900
OR another 3 Bdrm at
$235 per mo on leese
Ph. 644-1133
CUSTOM BUILT, 2655 to 3250 sq. ft. PLUS
3 car garages. 1 · Story, 2 · Story & tri • level
homes; all have family rooms; separate for·
mal dining rooms· & wet bars; beautifully car·
peted thruout! DELIGHTFUL Upper Bay
area, very convenient to the beautiful West·
cliff Shopping Center. NfAR HARBOR Ht
UPSIDE
~DOWrL
HOUSE
Newport Beach
Panoramic View
Of the bay, lights and Cata
Ii.a.a lllalld !tom the living
room an4,aarden d1•ck of
th1I 3000 aq. ft. ranch home
A:e you 1-x>king lor a 4 BR
College Park
2 HOMES
BAYFRONT
DOVER SHORES
NEW 4 Bdrm, 4 bath, powder
rm, dining rm, large Social
rm, Pier & Slip. 6.\4 % fi. * 3 + family + added den nancing • 15% Dn. to quall· + work room. Sharp &: tied buyer . . . . . . . . $167 ,500
<>-" freshly decorated. Minimum
Alao includes 3 BR 1~ bath maintenance. One 3 bedroom
sharp home. Eutside. unit & one 2 bedroom. All
Bring your check book • appliances included in sell· Only $21 ,500 ing pl'ice. Tremendous rent·
Newport al area. HUJTY on this one! $36,950
at Eve.~
FROM $54,950-TERMS 10°/o DOWN J~I 3 BR family room
homt>. Vacant. All electric 642-8127 (Days) 646-1846 (Eves.) built-in kitchen. 2 baths. 2
Yes the kitchen, living room. home which is grC'at tor en-
3 BR. 2 Baths are upstairs. tertainlng Md also an ideal
26' X 30' Family room + family home with its large
den & large sewing room rumpus room and room for
Victoria
646-8811
clean OPEN SAT 6r SUN
400 Princeton 333 MORNING SI'AR LANE
fireplaces, utra sized bed·
-BAYCREST THE BIG ROOM-rooms, quiet neighborhood.
walk to We!<trlUf Center.
Will con.sider i(>ase. Price
$29,500.
downstairs. Extra bonus -a pool? Only $49,950 with a
* 3 + family, real cleen, CAMEO SHORES (Call 293 E. 17th St. ~~
vacant & ready to move in. OWNER MOVED • MUST BE Anytime) --SURF & SAND-
2578 Greenbriar SOLD! Beautiful spacious =-~Zll-:Z-:-:::::::: With lOO mile view. 3 Bdnns Lovely CU.'ltom home built by No Down To Vets
3 car garage. See this tine low down payml'nt.
2llOO sq. ft. home. Custom Value Wm. IverllOl'I, 30 x 13 living Deluxe buUt·ln kitchen,
room with Ooor to ceiling stunning living room with
double stone fireplace. 3 log burning fire-place, 3 bed-
bedrooms plus panelled den. rooms. 2' 1.arg,. sparkling
Carpeted and ready to move batJ,s. BIG M>panlte paneled
· ed in MULTI PURPOSE ro om
Open Saturday 1 ·5 A large custom 3 BR home
280 E 1 5th S tor oniy $38,300 in Nr.wport
Ocean View home. Large 1~ bath!, ~e living room Both Open Sat 1 •S oval pool. 4 Bdrm. lanai. 5'~ Baycrest Lot! with fireplace, carpets. drano..
ba..... Ask1"ng $'""NV\ ldeal custom building site in ,~ uu.. • • • • .....,,\Ml es. Upstairs could be 4 Bd· I' \IL•\\ 111 11 ~C\H\\lf\\ • t • Beach.. 2000 sq. ft. of over·
or call sized bedroom!!. 21i b;iths.
OPEN DAILY choisest residential area. ' rms or large silting room 4627 PEJJUIAM DR. 91'x:ll8·. N o t lease hold! + 2 Bdrms. -~.500 -~wport
in. Landscaped. Locat f p I tab! and f il 1093 Baker, C.M. 546-5440
RI \I fl r·o Newport two mqnUicent fireplaces
t_ and a l&r&!! family room. •t
Victoria
Call for Arpt.
-6'42"82-3
Truly a bargain, oUered at SZ5.~! Just a shade more than land
a verv desirable area. or oo e am Y.i-::;:::::::=t .::c.L ·---sw.~ ~waiH1rw1d+ur-11 ·----t-~:S,~·pl'ym....t:-. -t--R.vfft....Pa~Jl,-Affh-or ~t. -TtUQ1*.4o..PlD.._ -----
lliOO Westclifr Dr. 642-5~ TifE REAL ESTATEHS INCOME • . pets and drapes. PATIO. Deluxe Home & Apt.
Beautitully I a n rl s .c a P e d Custom built 2 BR & den, 2
grotmd.s ~closed with block bath home 00 desirable
wall fencmg. A STEAL $25,· OIU Drive. Huge living room
CXX>. with beamed ceilings, sun-
Plus home. Two 2-Bedroom
houses on one lot. Front
home has motmtaln dWet
charm. No vacancy pn>b-
lem. Close to ectioo1 and
shopping. $29,950
JEAN SMITH,
.. Realtor
«Xl E. 17th St., Q>lta Mesa
64rr3256
Look To The
Future
Quaint 1 bedroom cottage
surrounded by Dowers-trees.
All on a RA 55 x 320 lot. Ex·
cellent income area • Buy
now build later • Unbeliev·
able at only
$21,500
i..,.; i::. 17th St.
Beach Ho.,e
+ Income
ny dining room overlooking "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!u!!!!'!!!!!-!!!!!!!!!!ve!!!!!n!!!!!!!!ISti~. Riii!!!!!
the sheltered garden · patio, n-
den with comer brick fire.. Protects The
place PLUS smart B A Y
COSTA MESA omCE VIEW income a(IQrtrnent. WorkinCJ Man
2629 Harbor Blvd. Large lushly landscaped cor· $119 covers your total month-
5'6-9491 Ope till 9 p M ner lot. Out of town owner ly payment. Brick trimmed,
mliimiimiimiiiiiinmiimiiii·iii· will finance at 6~ % inter· hardwood lkx.>r t'Otlage: 3 111:6 mo est! $47·500· hedron:ms, 1~ baths, brlck BADLY "' LE Ruth Pardoll, Realtor firi'place, st'parate eating
· ltn> Westclifr Dr. IH2-5200 a~ in lht' built·in kitchen
Haa been vacant &: needs --4"'4 't,, f.H.A f;nancing avall-
cleaning up. Energetic buy. AP-ZONE aolr. $20,99~.
er not afraid of work can PROFESSIONAL Colesworthy & Co
tix it up &: have a bargain. Close to 17th Street •
Basically a good horn~. 3 BR Exl tin 2 in-e 4 BR 642.7n7 + dinln& room, built·Ull, ~ II g .,.. 5
tn Wed yvd heftvy hM<e houses. Sell 1 or both. Pl'r· 19()l Harbor Blvd., C.M.
root. 2 bath!'. Subml~ low mltted to be mnodeled for Open Eves.
down .... _ $23 nn:: Doctor or Dental ot!icn, OCEAN-VIEW--Un.uig ·""""· medical lab, exhibit hall, al>-·
swl'ring service, genrral re· 4 bedroom wilh a panoramic )iiilac I search, photo studios etc. view ot city & ool'llll. Full a1u11l": ~~~·~~~~~e:o~~25m:t =~I~ ~~a~~~~~n:
--~ _ ~ _ joining 53x125 to alley. pluml>ing ln for pool. A real r::_c,40 Leon Vibert, Realtor buy at 1093 Baker, C.M. .,._.,.. 543-0088 anytime
3 BR. 2 baths, large Liv rm z=mm=c=m~El-A-tt_e_n_t_io_n_R---1-
lovely patio PLU~ 3 BR, FOR SAL.E -
$53,900
Eve. • 56-5169
2 bath Apt. S48,soo. Practically New Estate Brokers
LIDO SANDS A• C d Bid VA Joana now available to Ir• Oft CJ• $37,500 at 6% interest for 293 E. 17th St. 646-4494
3 Bdrms, 2 Baths
$23,500
To be moved to 29% yrs. 100% loan for your LAST WEEKEND your alt• buyers.
1400 aq ft • carpeting 1 ~ Ba.
Now used as Sales Pavilion l d A I for luxury Home Develop· en er pprOVG
George WUUamson, Rltr.
673-4350 OPEN ~.
Save $2000 direct
from owner.
4 bdrm., 21,{, bethl, den. cfm.
im~ area. bar -1900 sq. tt.
of comfort. Photo dark-
room. covl"red ()tllio. fenced
yarrl plus boat or dog yard,
Harbor Highlands. Mariners
School District.
rnent. ldeal for use as Real within 48 hrs of applications.
Estate or Auto Sales Otfice 2.2 million available. Vacant April 20th or Beach Home. Contact:
Price $9 8.50 962-2161 WESTSIDE MORTGAGE
' (7141 494-2255
WANTED
Real Estate Sales People.
WHY NOT CET ON THE
BAND WAGON ?
Over 25 Years in
Orange County e f'ull page iidvertisin& e Inter office teletype
• Training program
• Insurance
College Park
PRICE REDUCED
2523 Duke Place
Open Saturday 1.5
PERRON REALTY CO.
5¥•% FHA Loan s.n. EiOO tun pr1ce.
00-5473 ---=---,-5 BEDRM. -$24,250
• Many other henetits ISth & Ora
CaU 6464494 • For Interview nge 64Z-17TI
Hedge of roees line the
curved driveway. Built-ln
eUicicncy kitchen. Quality
carpeting & huge living
room. Near achool.s, St.
J9bns & !!hopping. ~1720
TARBELL ~ Harbor
Bay & Beach Realty, Inc. I Bay & Beach Realty, Inc.
YOUllt VILLA AT THI ILUFFS
The Ocean breeze and the Sunsets are
youra to enjoy from high above Newport
Bay. U you enjoy luxury you mu5t see
this elegant 2 bedroom, 2 bath Town-
house. An Adobe fireplace accents the
high beamed ceilings and two beautiful
chandeliers highlight an array of decor·
ator features. All maintenance provided
for and priced at $41,900,
675·3000 Eves: 646-6590
IASTM.Uff llAUn
This like-new Four Bedroom -2 bath
home features an unusual VIEW l<>ca·
lion. The height of the terrace is just
enough to provide a commanding view
from the home as well aa the beautitur
Blue Haven Pool. The ~ kicker is
the FORMAL dining room comp lete
with a lovely <llandeUer. Price only
S48.950. Terms.
675-3000 Evet: M8-8868
NOT ONI POOL -IUT TWO
MISA YllDI
• One is for tun -One for Tb .. PJ. T'11a
4-bedroom -a bfth.-~l!»'Qm:f\Jt bo<h ~,-~thla.JiOme In
one or Mesa Verde's most excl115ive areas. OnJy $42,950.
873-9200 Ivel: &48-48 10
lay & leadl Realty, Inc.
24071. c.-........, . , ............
I CHARMING-LIDO ISLE
FABULOUS HOME
Functional living for large family
4 bedrooms, 5 baths. plus huge Play
Room. Many, many exlTas. Owners have
purchased another home. Shown by ap-
pointment. S89.500.
673-9200 Eves: MS-e966
CAHFULL Y PLANNID-
NIWPOIT Hll•HTS
Every woman who loves her h<>me will
delight in this spotless 3 bedroom, 2
bath home -one bedroom 6 bath Mp.
ante from houae -ldeaf for ema
guests or ln·laws. Best comer location
-room for boat ' trailer. $34.500.
878-9200 Evea: 87MOM
A YUY SPICIAL WA'llUIONT
Reduced to '59.500. Older 2-story, 4
I bed.room home. COJ't)el' lot -PW •
Flolt. Fee simple. Wl1t"1irt.ltt>~ =:nwner •rn flnanc. Tlj tl;01Jcf-.n--;-
lnnlid-owner must mo'f• to ftDaller
home.
en-9200 Evtl: en.aoee
lay & leacll Realty, lwc.
2021 West ..... l111n •4
N .. pert .._.
67J.f200
111!!!!!~•-••••lllll &.is.7m ~2m 64'°8811 Five Bedroom ~--;;:~'::'::~~~~!!-~-~-~~~~=~=:;;;~:==~===:~~=I
-~IC.it -Aft~) You can ~~:"t~~he heach Coldwell, Banker 1".!•s~~~C~ G
····~'Ff 1801 Westclilf Drive Lavish 5 BR Home! from this excitingly Spanish
1-b Tirst time olf.eftd! In desire-two story home! Your red OFFERS: Country C U able Bay'crest (yoo own .. the quary tile. entry floor, the
land herel. A cbanmng, arched windows and the Dover Shores Waterfront
rambling lerge home on a Mexican fireplace in your d
Uvtng at lta best. Beautiful choreleu 85x112' pool-sized sunken living room will say I Spanish architecture Cust.-Om designe .
CUltom1Jed 3 BR borne with lot! Formal ~ning room, "Festa" to your gue~ts and Eleven ft. ceilings in upstairs. Liv. rm.,
2~ spe.rkl1ng bath., near enonnoos Uvlnk room. gour-thC'y will "Ole" and marvel Maid's qtrs., wet bar, pier & float
new nylon carpeting'. huge met kitchen with every de-iit the bulll-!n ~BQ on your . . . . . . .................. $135.000
bedrooms, 2 massive fire-luxe f<:'ature, llh sparkling COVC'rr<I patio in your trr· Mlrs. Raulston
places, aeparah! lanal, de-baths, game room! So blight 1i!i<' bctek y;u-rt! S.1.000 down
tached 1arqe on oversi1Rd & cheemil • absolutely Im-WJIJ h·rnrll" Lido lsle--$1 OM Down
lot. Askin1 $39.!f.>0.6% intl'r· ma.culate • with decorator "1iBll-.~ Large 2-story home on two full lots.
est · no loan lees. Appoint· wall papers, beautiful drap-~ Beautifully landscaped patio. Owner
ment only. CALL 5-10-1151 erles & lush carpeting! Built d II (!69 500 by Ivan Wells 3 years ago rea y to se . . . . . . . . . . .... "' ,
Ac very very dloloe! BET· Charlotte Long
TER HURRY SU.750 down! 2043 W~IFF DRIVE
Exclusive with: .... ~7711 Open Eves. Bay and Ocean Views
$350 Down
Payment
Ruth Pardoll, Realtor 3 Bedrooms. 1~ baths.._-all 4 BR. 2th ba, with huge family room.
1600 Westcllft Dr. 642-5200 elt'Ctrfc built-in kitchen. 2 Formal din. rm. and lovely enclosed
Buys your family a h1>mr!
Y nu'd hPttrr st>P his :i bed-
room, 2 bath charmrr with
hardwood floors and b i g
yani for lhe children and
pets to enjoy. $132 per month
Includes principal, interest,
taxes 111d in.~ce.
Poollime
S<-e th.is lovely mod<'I home.
new w/w carpeting & drap.
es. · Complete dream kit.
Outside entry to bath for
pool. Beautifully lalldscaped
front 6r rear. Only
$32,500
car garage. Smog Free lo-patio. Bathe at the best bay and ocean
cation. F'uJl price Sl4,00J. beaches. . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . $59.500
II W. Haase :ti~ ta TrnC! Co"ntry LivinCJ ~ --Custom-bit. 3 BR + fam. rm. High
COSI'A MESA OFFICE beamed ceilin~s. Spacious patio. Short
2629 Harbor Blvd. walk to back bay. Bit-in el~c kitchen.
545-9491 Open till 9 PM . . . . . .•.. _ .............. $43,950
New 2-Story Mary H;:,:t Row-11uffs
293 E. 17th St. 646--1494 With 4 BR., lg. library ~;th Customized for a coupTe with discrim·
inating taste. Xtra le;e liv rm opening
on 15x35 terrace. Form. din rm w l oo·
tio. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $40,500
Daily Pilo& Want AM.• 1 frpl. Sep. din. & liv. rms.
Always 1 Go-r.o! · Exclusive area nr. Park & 1
Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND
K.., thla Mn4y 4'1Netery wfth yw ttila week-
end u pv t• ~ ... All the location•
listed ....... ,. ........ ht ....,. detail ...,
eclvmlltnt ...._,_..In t .. ay1 DAILY PILOT
WANT ADI. PatrM'lt alMwlnt OtMft houtee for
Ml• °" te ""' are •,,pd te flat 1uch lnforma-
tlol\ in ttil1 column .. ch 'rlday.
HOUSES FOR SALE
(3 Bedrooms)
4076 Germainder Way (Village) Irvine
646-8811 (Sat 1·5)
(3 Br. I F1mily or Den}
161 5 Cornwall. Newport Beach
540-1720 <Sat & Sun 11·5)
400 Princeton (ColTege Park) CM
646-8811 (Open Sat 1·5)
280 F.. 15th St., Costa Mesa
646-8811 (Open Sat 1·5)
2578 Gl'ffllbriM' (College Pl'l'k) CM
646-8811 (Open sat 1·5)
(4 Br. & Family or Den}
9332 Hudson Dr., Huntington Beach
962·8"7 (Daily)
441 Isabella (Corona Highlands) CdM
673..jl~ (Sal & Sun)
271 Lilac Lane. Costa Mesa
642·1904 (Sat & Sun 11·5) * 1629 ADtlfUa Way (Baycrest) NB
54e..MSO 548-6332 (Saturday 1-5)
1~~ Pt. ~aa Verde) CM;
(Two 2 It. I One 3 Br.)
664 Center St., Costa Mell
642-4850 or 538-5124 (al\ 8 or wkenda)
• \
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schls. It's priced right: ex·
r<'llent financing!
Drlta Real Estatr 646-141-1
TRIPLE
Yes! T said, '"Triple'·. Your
money in 5 years or less.
Meanwhile Ille ''tax adva.nt·
age .. pre-paid lntlll'ftt while
100 beautl.ful acres in N pld
growth pattern area appre-
ciate in value. Can't miu
here. Only $5000 per acre.
WAI..J..Y McCOY REALTY
642-6481 anytime 545-4412
The quieke1 you call
The qulrli:l'f Wl!I lf'll
Joe Clarkson
OFFICE OPEN
SATURDAYS
COLDWELL. BANKER & CO.
2200 E. COAST HIGHWAY
Kl 9-3351 NEWPORT BEACH
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THE AOVANTAG.U WILL SURPRISI YOU
Voa can Purth• IDd Ill fee tltlt -or lease if you prefer ALL.,.,~. hne WAT!RFtlONT VTEW. All have two bedroom~ and two b1ths. -WITH LARGI PA'nO.
YOU ~ "! INVf!IO TO INSPICT OUR FURNISHID MODI L
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WE OFFER. YOU
HouM1 furnlthed
lllrldiYe Ten Unit 0:W~: ~ 0 :~.' ~ ~ ~~ -CUSTO--M-B_UIL_T _HOME __
H Vlll.A&f SP£CIA1 ,-tio It pool: cre•t loc. By own«. mUll aelJ a 3 ti.droom. 2 bath 81'6uty,
located ln a vtry nl~ an.-.\
Close to lhoppln&. BeeutiM
carpeta and double ~pes
All encloled yard. Dooble
GILR&t. ~ae.nt Loan Is
nlA Ill n 62.00 p l T I YOU
OFF'E'R US.
Newport Buch 2200
3 BR. 2 BA, frplc, 2 leP•
.:a.rages. April 1S ·June lS
SZll per mo. Summer rent·
al June ~pl 15. Wmttt
~taJ. Sept 15 • June 15
Jt.!5 per mo. 1037 Wett
Balho.l Blvd. S48-7072.
ours--Regul•tions-Deediinea APAJtTll!NT COMPLEX v . Encl. aar.: comp. redflOOI'.: J Bedrooml. Huae ram111
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•rm -THIDAILV"LOT_.,.ti.Mlftyfw1,.,.r.1nlyto Jj,.76 ,.._ l-..a-W 11nf1a reJaxina awim-1-6198 L ovtly pool . Prof . lN ellUftt If IM&ftlliahlnt UM a4verti..tMttt Oltt9Clttr _,..time. ._ v.rma nvwr ay .. -·• ---------I ··-...__ ,. ___ .. ,_ lrvino 3 BR 3 bathe, corner pool, and luah tropical i nd Open House Sit.sun l..S _. ...... -.pmi:, '""'"' .... er teut'
DIADLIN• ,.Olt CO~Y AND KILL.I: t :IO ~.M. the R1 ._...,. "''llqtloit, ~for Jot wttb rear yard OPt'Dfn¥ one lbree ~ unit, all 940 Senate 3 BR 1~ BA, Dbl with option at SlOOO. $350
W11bn• ldltfett and Monday MCtloN wfl•" 01..i.,. tfrne It 1:30 ~.M. 'rlday lo 1 park. Beat i.. ... In Art wftb tiailt-in o~na and~· Ger. Concrett dtlvf!Way, month plus pool & yard
'-.T B ... '""·!"'· _. --"' ma I n l t n a n c t . OPEN 2350
YOU MU&T HAVE KILL NU .. 8Utl Wltett kllllnt '" M ~--of 411ulok reeultt.
'-'411'e ti m1k1 • ,..,. •t tt11 klll """''-' 1111 ... .,..u b~ y-our 1d taker •• veriflutloft fJI )""Mr 0911.
Unklttttr ~vtlopment. v.. N .. ea .... , .. •r carpet..,, .,.... Pro Landll06ped Must Ste .._....,.. ..,_, -·t "" .,..,.,.,., ..->t HOUSE every wtekend cant 4: rtad.y tor YOW' tllll). ... __. UllU'V\,I . ""'-'LY£;o.1• ....,.,800 Bkr 646-n24 22'lT DONNIE RD
Uy. ~~Uc.~ .. RA G ~!· BY Owner: \arst l~ aq. N'pt Beach 642-5\.16
$24 950 r.....-."' IS U1 tlCCel"'lt'lit fl .. 5 BR. howte. 3124
New Island home. 4 BR 3 ba.
Avail May&. J1U1e. SZ'/5/mo.
675-2916 Every •ff•rt 11 made .. klll er correct 1 ftlW ad tflat ltU ~ 1N111'M, but we oan•
not 9uU"ant11 to •o IO untH tilt aCI hi• •PPHl"ld In ttl• SNIP''·
u condltio9 and shows IU1 II· M<>nrot Way, CM ~1347
Newport ll'actiw return on invest-
BY Owner • 4 yr old 2 story
colonial style homt. 2600 sq
h . 5 Bedml, 3 baths,
rarpelli, dn1pet1, ele-c blt·lns.
Fenced • landscaped $37,900
Terms Iltxiblt. 546-68-16
1682 EDINCER
DIMl·A·LINE Aq are ltrkltly ~ In 1dv1nce Dy mall or at any 1na If our etfloH.
NO ohOftt el'dt,... at
Victoria
646-1111
ment.
Tht DAILY ~ILOT NMl'VM the right to 11 .. tty, edit. Mn .. r er rlfUM any 1dv1,..
tl11m.9't, ind ti oll1n11 It• r1t11 ll'ICI ,..,ui.tloN without prior not..._
AClvtrtlNre may pllCll their 1C11 Dy t1l1pnon ..
DIAL DIRECT 642-5678
WESTMINSTER & NORTH COUNTY DIAL FREE 540-1 220 lllER CIRCLE GEM
Muntlntton leach 540-1220 Laguh1 Inch 494-9466 nus 4 BR 2 story beauty JUST LISTED
Phones Are Open 8:00 a.m. -5:30 p.m.
has 11 Formal dining room + 2 ~· 4 BR tamlly homt
lanuly room. txquislte de-wnb <:Mrming Spe.mstt de-
cor It adult OL'CUpied. J car cor. Large living room, for·
rdl'~. double petio, lush mal dining room le panelled
landacaping le completely tamUy room: all 1J1 a.n en-
spnnklered. Hillside corner la.rged ltnotd lot. Catch this
lot cw to Mesa Vtrdt low low pri~ • $34.900 •own·
COi.Witry Oub. An outstand· er bu par~ another
Ing homt in 1 choice loca. howle It doesn't 11-'al'IL 2 pay.
!Ion. S43.!ri0 m$ta). MESA V ER DE
CLAlllFllO COUNTUtl are located .. foll•-:
U1 I -.. ..... 1Hleo•4. .._,.,. ...... UI w-lay sm.t, C.... ....._ Jot
HM "-t, H••lwtt .. ....._ m ,__ A,,._ Lat-e '-:LlilO.l:ll Inept. ht. & S.L
Mall Addre•: 8oir 117~. Newport a.aoh, Calif.
Daily Pilot Classified REAL TY ~5990
t«)USES FOR SALE
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IALIOA Ill.ANO Uff HUNTIN•TON llACN , ... NUNTlllOTOfl N_.AIOUll UH l'OUllTAIN YALLIY Wt
HA.l. IUCM I~ SUNSIT llACN UH OAllOIN •llOVI m s LOHO llACM IS .. LAICIWOOO ISJI OllAHOI COUNTY , .. OUT 01' COUNTY l6tf OUT M STATI 16tt STAllTOll 1611 WISTMINSTlll 1'1' MIDWAY ctn .... SANTA ANA IUt SANTA ANA NOTS. 1Ut OltANll lfU TUSTIN 1f.lt NORTH TUSTIN 1 ... S ANANllM UJe llLVlltAOO CANYON 1'11 LAOUHA HILU 17• ueUNA llACH ,.,., LAGUNA NIOUIL 17'1 SAN CLIMINTI 171t SAM JUAN CA'9STlAllO Ott CAl'ISTUNO HACK 1729 Oo\NA POINT 17• CAIUIAD 1141 OCIANSIOI 1,,. SAN 01100 177S IUVIUIDI COUNTY 1• NOUSIS TO II MOVID 1'• CONDOMINIUM 19M OUl'\.llCIS l'O• IALI "79 Al'AllTMl!lfTS "Oii IALI 1tt1
COATS
NIWl'OtlT H•CN .. DIMCK.ITIOfl MJI SACRIFICE 11•Wl'OllT MlteMTt mt OllAl'TINI SllYICI f'11 & NIWl'OllT llfnlll mt ILICTalCAL .... WALLACl WU'tCL"'" 4tM IQUll'MINT •INTAU .... R ~:~~·::~TY ...... :: ;~:lt~e .... EAL TOR.$ NEAR HARBOR HI
•An a1.u"" -l'Ull c • *' 54M141-OPEN ... ::N~N: ,.,.,.., itc. u 11 (Open Evenl--' FRI/SAT ~:~:: OIL ~• :: HNeltAL 1111v1c11 :!: . ..,~ 444 Lenwood Drive
~~:O 1~11j_A1NDI !: :~:~11., DISCIN• !!: ___ --Most lell this beautiful home
uuo,. ISLAND uss Gllllll THUM• '•'n•• * (LOSE OUTS * 3 BR 2 bat.h, bvilt·ins, largt MUNTINO'tON HACtt .... •UN IMOf' living room. double lire-l'OUNTAIN llAL,L'Y 4'1t HllALTH CLUIS 'nt SIAL HACH ... MAULINI ,,,. place, FA heat, new carpets,
LONG HACH Utt MOUt•CLIANIMe :~ Ocean View Homes doublt garagr, shake roof, :::::: ~~~~ !:: ::~:•T::coan1Ne trailer space. Want otter.
WISTMINSTlll '"' llOfl, ~ I" Rltr. 646-3928 Evf'. 6-U-0185 ~~~~:" .. ~!n :~ ::~~~INI NEAR BEACH OU!ce Open Sat/Sund11y ~~f .. &NA 1111•'"'1 : ::~~\,,.e, o.tectt.. Lenders Repossessions *LACHENMYER
~==-.-U-CM f1tS JIW1~~:.:n.ll'AI;-;.: 4Mt ~ [ 500 LAGUN• lllOUIL 41f7 LANOSCAl'INI Ult SAN CLIMl!llTI mt LOCICSM"" .,,. P&I per month on a $34,500 MOVES YOU IN DANA POINT U41 MA.SONIY, H tctt tOI horn Ea f I . Tllll'LIX. etc.. .... MOVINO a STOUOI .... (', sy n a n c I n g. Fantastic NeWJ)l>n Hrtghts
COflDOMINtUM -l'AflllTtNo. "-111••"'• us• No '°''" ro.,l.!il or escrow llomt -Comnlrt11ly rl'dtr· R~NTALS ~!~~i:11•· ,.,... t::: f<'f's. Largr 3 & 4 BR pres-orated, J bdrm$, 2 bathi; _
Aptt. Unfurnished ""oToou""' "" lir;:f' htimrs J ba_t.bs, mar-Custom built.ins -Lrase
OINHAL Met l'LAST1•1No. "•1<11. ••••" utt hit puUmans .. chotce of col-option. $185 ptr month.
';,,°.5s': v~~~I ::~ ~~~~N:llOOMtN• :::: or In carpeung. Oversized THE REAL ~TATER.~
NIWl'OlT H.JCM t~ "°"l suv1r1 "" 2 C'llr i:arai;es. built·in ov· 646-Tiil ;>.16.1171 NIWl'OltT NllONTS mt l'OWll , •• ,...... .·~.s tnlS. nlll~es le dishwashers. -:~~:~~~rons :: :~;,,.s:•vtea .;;. Low tow dn. 1 m1 49'2-9288 Newport Beach
~=~~1:!~" •Au :: ::=;,.~:'~";. ~~·,.,.111 ::: Rltr .• 64&-3928 Eves. 642.filBS Realty
IAST ILU"" J242 lllMOOILINI. ICITCNlllS '"' Offlce Open Sat/Sunday . ~~~~:: oeL MAI !: :::::a., ... ,_ ::: *LACHENMYER ir;~e F;:"~. ~::!1~
IAY ISLANDS SUI YWINS MACNINI •• ,. ... , ""1wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu lmmacul&tf! • S42.950 LIDO tSLI! SUI Slf'TIC T.J.NKS, .._., ltc. *51' MUNTINGTotl IUC" ,,.... TAILO•tNO .,,. ACTIVE NEW 67~1642 Eves. 549-l.28J
l'OUNT•tN VALLIY s.itt TTllL••M· ITc~okNTIOL "!!!. BEAOi OFFICE ----1.JA.IOA ISLAND 11tJ -••u "'' Di suL HACH So.M T11.•. 1.1-a MtrMe ff1S neocds experienced vorce Forces Sale ~:~:0~·~~~ .. n = ~=~M~!~~:-1n. 1tc. :: SALESPEOPLE Beck Bay llrf'.1. Cr>mer house ouo1N G11o11• sm Ul'HOUTHV ..,. Repll(>S strictly 3 + fa.m rm 111 only S23,500.
W.STMINST• .. WILOINO HH . w---' r "K,• I A
.. tt -n JOBS • EMPLOYMENT t'Ol1fident1al """ roo . "' ot. llY rt>a· MtOWAY ctrt u1• • B Wh'f R II 8008~ ll'f'ms amtngt'(i. !!"~! !:! ..... HTI :: ~= :!:~:g: =-: urr 1 e, ea or eoi1~ Realty 546-:llm
=~L = .IOI W.JllTIO,
UOUNA llACM ms =!~~~':~~.. = 2!Wl1 flll'wport Blvd. Near Beach, Salton Sea
RENTALS u•uu 111•u1L .,., A••NC111. -,,.. Nowport Bc>ech Best loc., xhit R·l lol May
HOUMt furnished :!: J~!:~~.,.ANO !: ::~:C~:~:O..;_-;: tfot"mffly Art Kistler Ofticel lnde for truck, l11tt car
HNlfAL -DA"" POINT 5141 MILf' wA"TID. w-1* 675-4630 • f1' • submit what YOU
HNTAU TO SMAii ,.., Rf4L ESTATE, ~oo':.;t.:.t!'':'9:-~= OPEN EVERY DAY h'i\.P.Asking S3 Zi0 64~·l'i89
COSTA MI'S.\ ,... Gen•rtl ICMOOU a lllS'tlUCTION '* ----MISA OIL MA• 210' r•1,.1.11C. etc. ,,.. 10• .... ,. ... ,.TtON ,... Costa Meta 1100 MHA vuo1 mt cDt400M1111uM "" TMIAnttCAL ,,.. D J h• J COLL80I l'Altlt JllS ••NTAU WANTID tm 0 p '" er·race HIWl'Otll 11Ac1t ~it •ooMs ,011 n11., "" MERCHANDISE FOR LESS THAN RENT
Nl!Wf'OllT MITS. .. llOOM I IOAlD ,,,. SALE ANO TRADE NIWf'OllT INOllH = MOTILS. TUILH COUllTS "" New Paint, clean and ready $130 per month includes tax· ~i11"1°:::au im '1~~~.::'..'~ = :~:~r;u,"u•llNl'tUH :: for a ntw owner. 2 BR den, ts ~or sharp 2 bdnn +
WHTCLI"" me tltCOMI l"llOl'HTT -Ol'fllCI IQUlf'MINT •11 2* baths, tlec kitchen dbl family room homt .. Mod-r:v':'..',urn l'AlllC an 8USINISI f'lOf'•llTY UM STOlll IOUlf'MINT •ts pragt PL.US huge co~t~ mt kitchen witlt bullt·ln& •
IACK IAY = TIAALH f'AHS .. ~::·i~~:r:,u:,MT :: carport for tht boat. Land· Total down paynitnt $1850 .•
IAST ILUllll ttofl :~:~:·~.~AL = MOUSIHOLO eoc>Dt .. seeped for low maintenance 646-7171 • 546-2313 lllVtN• Tiil.Ci !!•,. INDUSTltlAL f'llOf'llTY -........ SA\.I ..,, .. ., 450 . OP"""' SUND ~:~:: C>eL M•I m CO.MlllHCIAL UIS "UUITUH AUCTION MU ....,, ' ""' A y
... y •SLANl>S ,,,. •N°u•T•1"'" UNTAL .... ::~~~~~~" ::: CURT DOSH, Realtor LIDO ISLI »St ~!~'HIS ::: SIWINO MACHtNH tltO , =~~;~:G~;:",oucM ~!= etnus o1tovu ms ~:!s~g~\ •::~:~~un ::~ 1i10 W Cnll~t lllghw3y
"0UNTAIN VALLI¥ l elt ~~::A:~SINOO :~ IADIO ¥1M 612-6172 ~;VE<:: 67:i.34611
~.~HE ~EAL I
l'ESTATE R S ' I -,· ~ SIAL ll~ACN J•st •HOllT "llOf'l•TY OH TEllYISION ttts .!!!!!'!!!!!~~-.. ~_;.. __ _ ~:::o~·~~NTY ~= OltANH co. l'IOl'HT't .,., •O·l't a STHIO "" iii -
SAMTA ANA mt MOUOllT N°T"A NSTATI "110,"· ,,.. ~:~~.~~c:•::u~MINT :: Onfy s 19. 950 Pilceb TO SELL WHTMllllTll Mlt I a OIH• '111 MIOWAY CITY MU SUIDl'llllON LAND '211 ~.:::,"~"= = 3 bedroom • 2 heth bomt In rmm1wulaw. 4 bedroom, 1"•
SANTA AIU ....... ,.. ,.,. lllAL '"""' SlllVIC• OU llMOCULAllS. ICOf'H UM lovely Costll Mes11. Largl' hath,;, family room. CBl'pl'lll COASTAL 17W II.I . •>CCNAllOI •nt MIKILLA.NIOUS Net hrick n-ia<'I" • r~1tent & ...._.~ ...._--... Com· LAGUNA Ill.ACM 179 It. L WANTIO fHt MISC. WAlfTID Ult ., -t~~ ";""" ,..,"°""., u"""""""'" LAIUNA 11 .. uu 11'11 BUSINESS and MACMINUY, 11e. me uoor ,,..., 1or ll'f'O'Nlng faro-plel!'IY la.nd8caped. Ne 11 r :!: ~~uc"i:ttTUNO ~ FINANCIAL 'f4::::1 :: ~At ...... ~ of aiJ•sac 9Chool 129,500 Open House
CAf'ISTllANO llACN 2711 IUllNllH °""°•TUllfTllS '* I UILOIH MATllllAU .... .u .... ·t. vwner must ten due Sat.Sun 11.5 PM or phone DANA POINT 17• IUllNIU WAlrnO '* APt 17'1 to illness Sett ,_,_, '"2 I"'" f lllV•HtDI COUNTY -'""'"™"" ___.,... Ult SW . er ·-·r! .,.. . ,.,.. or appointment. 271 YACUIOll 11111uu .,.. INVISTMINT WAICTID uu PETS and LIVESTOCK l.~c. ~ Lrlac L.Ant. C.M. lmmed.
CONDOMINIUM 1tte MONIY TO LO.NI 6l2t f'ITS. llNlllAL .... DUf'LllCIS l'UUL 1'11 f'elUOMAl \.OANS UH CAn lat
DENTALS , ... uy LOANS utl DOGS em "' COL'tTlltAL ~"' uu r.o.sH ..,. No Down Pay,,,.nt
Hou.. Unfum~ =,=:~·.::.A:... !!!; LIVISTOCIC -To V1·lrf;\f18 Oft this largr 4 tt:::~~MA• ~= :::;o~~~MENTS utt ~!~J:i~RNIA Ll"INC:.,. 293 E 171.h St. 64&4191 hdrm 2 heth tanUly room
3 bdrm & f1m. vac. open
da.lly. North CM. sz.i.~.
Owntr 11~ Austin i4~Z77l
NEAR IChoolL 2070 PrH. PL
3 h"t Br. 1>1tlo. lncd yard,
S 17 .500. Owntr. S@..2198
Mffa Verde 1110
~·~~~-~~~
POOL HOME
CUSTOM 3 BR 2 S., hfcl,
pool; beaut. lndf.cpd ~et
llng. View o1. hills. $30,450
OWNER~~
Irvine Terrace 1245
BY OWNER· 2 bdr, rms.
den. apaclous c:onv., frpl,
patio. pri v. S38 ,500. 673-1900
842-4450 OPEN EVE5. Lido Isle 2351
lqat or Trailer? 224 VIA Lido r.t>rd and 725
Lovely cornr,i• Wllh hret>ll'· Vta Ltdo Nord. can ZlJ.
way 3 BR + I bath A'Ily 93-1--0920 213: 27<>-4547
type financing
Haffdal Realty L•t1un1 Be•ch 2705 "Homes lo Maleh ln•·oml""
8740 Warner s.12.4-!05 Need Short ..Rental?
SAVE finMCUlg costs. llS· Apr 15 IP July 1, Oceans1d1'
sumr fHA loan: luxury i.t home. view, steps to ~ach,
k>w cost. 4 BR. 2 Ba., for· 2 bdrm. 2 ba, den. Call
msl dining, blt·ins: frpl., -=--="™~7=-97-:-:-A-=p_r_13_&_1_4. __
sprinklers, carp .. drps Mtn· RENTALS
Beautilul comer lot home
with iarve heated pool. For
sale by owner · $26,500. New·
ly ctlJl)tte<i with 2 tireplac-
H covered patio It pane.lied
praft. Open House SaVSun _C;or;;;;on;;;;•;;;d;e;I ;;;;M;•;r;;;;;;l 2;;;;5;;0 ~ Bennuda Dr. ~ •
ute!I to San Diego Fwy Tn-Houses Unfurnished
tal p)'I. likt rent. By own!'r.
makt oiler 892-4326 Co.at• Mecn 3100
Cambrid1t modtl. 1800 sq.
lt.: 3 BR .. 1% Ba .. 15'x28'
cov. patio: boat or trlr. 1l1>-
rage arta. New wl w cplina:
5'i~ loan. By owner.
$31,:)00. 54~l!ll:'i
BY OWNER. 4 Bdrmfi. 2
baths. lam room. bltns,
dshwshr, ntW cpts, extra lri
yard. $23,950. GI Io a n.
546-9394
BIG POOL • 4 BR, By Owner
$19,500. By pari<, school,
ttrta t for kJd&. 545-5335
Newport a.ach 1200
Reduced $3,000
Ntw 4 BR, 3 batlu in
Harbor View Hills
$52,000
Delancy Real Estalt
673-3770
OP&~ 12 Pm·9 pm lownert :i BR J 1, bdths Wldl new
Spotlns 3 Br. ll!'W cptg R·2 carpeting, has gaa built·inll.
101 11lnne wonh $1\.IXXl large lot Will renl al $170
17681 Van Burc•n 1 hlk 10 per month or lf'ase option
n!'w H.B ho:<pllal Slll,%0 with s:,oo option monty.
SlOOO Dn. I m m Pd 1 11 t e Agt>nt 54&-4141
p<lflst>8.'!ion. C"11ll 67'1-~'676 LOVEL\', new & or new 3
BEST VlEW BEAOi 3 BR 2 Ba.. nool; w/w l?dnn, 1:1, ba, b 11 ·I ns ,
AREA cpl:. .. drafll'll. ft1ll . 11ss11rnP lldwood !loors. fncd yd, dbl
Hilltop Corona Hil11nda. fee 5\4 r.~ loan at Sl6.i Mo total. au gara,Re. $175 mo 548-6795
200' ,Lot. 4 BR, 4 BA. 4.000 SZ'i.!m Ownrr 1!9'2~93 ;>18~7~
sq. Ct. Liv. rm., den. Vac• NEW hsllnsz. 3 Bdr, 2 bath, LOVELY. Near new 2 BR &:
ant. OPEN Sat & Sun 4~1 cnpt.s, drpi;. nc· ~('hoof~. den. l·~ BA. renced:yd. Xlnt
lsabella. $85,000. or ex. $24.9.'>0. °''11"1" 847-7022 area. ~e $200. Ovall May
change. Bkr. 673-4144 Call Sal. 1st 642-2i':i5 aft 4 FM
lU.N~ FORCES SALE OWNER'S Pr1 stii:e. 1850 ~· 3 bdrm. large yd, kar gar,
Deluxe Home It lncome ft 3 SR., atrium. patio. frpl lng .,"" 2156 HILLTOP 0 5•)A • pl •• ,,,,,.,. Rural CUstom·blt, all new tlec r>en :..01 Clenroy Dr. Pia('(', :? blks E. ol Npt (21J)
dream kitchen, new applJa· 842-722'> GA 7-3517 NEWPORT nces, w/w crpt.s plus 2 lovel,y OREGON bound, must atll! 3 Full view of back bey -4 Furn Apt.s. For details: 4 BR. 2 BA, St!lbavtn home. BDR.M, garage, cpts. tr-pl, bed J pl Ri hard garbage 4.isp, fenced yd l'OOms -p. us • us -c son/Purcell F'rplc. $21,450. Owntr 646-6248 Attults only. $l!iO mo. m;
_ Enchanttni !!la.wiP!!..'~~~Re~aJ~t~y~~~~~6~~~~~~rnViTJ;~=j~~~~~;~;;;;;~--1Nll!Cho1d. Nothing else to OCEAN VIEW al 1y 1410
oomparp S&l.900. CAMEO SHORES 2 BR Largp fn<X1 yd. ~-
THE REAL ESTATERS Super Sha No ga~"· SIOO. 2 o 3 2 646-TITI 546-2.1t3 3 BR, le den, custom built, rp Orange 646-6445 Avail April
--_ _ _ A-1 rond.itioo. 3.000 sq. ft . Dtlightful. cll"lln 3 bedroom • 21.
Can Have View Drivl' by 4.'>4.'i Tremont & This home could llf" " model
OF WATER caU Robert Nattress RJt:r. All m~m \'M'llf'flk!n~ • BRAND new 3 bdrm, cpts,
R·2 v;i.cant cnmcr lot 642-1485 On quiet cul.de-11ac street. d~, bll·UlS, model home.
oc1 Newport Island greet tor dulrlren. Extra 1215 mo Mrs. McOoad
Srlll'r will Suhordjnate Balboa Peninsula 1300 1 a r 1 «> lot with covered 546-041
parl to owncr/Bldr. ~ patio. 2 BR : dose-in. F.ast lli<fe:
HORVATH RLTY. BALBOA 2 BR house with 2 $27,300 enrl gar., yard: water le
675-1972 67f>..4073 eves. BR apt. rental, Only an 545-5169 gardener paJd WS
SPANISH DUPLEX aJley & $100,000 e.way from ~8642 548-1'1'1.9
Near ~an. 2 yrs. old, 4 ONLY $42,IXX> BY Owner. 2 BR 1 balh,
&:Inn & 3 Bdrm It 2 Ba eecb. Bay Front-~ rlean completely carpeted It
Patio, deck, beautiful cond. draped. ~ Broadway. $160 Balbo• Island 1355 29.1 E. 17th SI. 646-4494 rper mo Call eves 673-4.5'1'1 Shown by a.ppt. Only $54,950 -----------. •
R. C. GREER, Realty WANT: Home & INOOME. Santa Ana 1620 f BR., 2 Ba .. liv rm,. din.
3416 Via Udo 67J..9300 Pre<er Balboa I s I 11 n d . rm., den: $250 Mo.
La 646·~2 549-1~ Eves NR. Bay & ocean: lo•e•y 3 guna or near N.B. Harbor AVA[L Now! Phont 830-234!1.
BR 2 Ba homP 011 2 lols: Prioc. nnly 675-:'>125 l'Ves. 1021 River L.n., Opt>n Sat It 2 BR Duplex, d os!' in,
.:an use 1111 2 arts. Rm. to Sun 1.:;. 3 BR, ep din rm & redecorated. patio. Adults.
bid. $46,500. SrU all or ~ Huntington &.ach 1400 BPJ<FST NOOK, A LL S125/mo. 642-2949 cv~
int. or trade. 12141111 St .. can BEAT THE ,61 RISE ELEC KlTCH, Reduced to SlJ.'i: l BR., frplc .• new\y
PQrk an rear Owner 673-2719 139.480 decor.. lgt. 1"nc'Pd yarm IN INTEREST h·'"'-I • BDRM. 2 badt, 5 yr old SWIM, llvf> and ...,...., our <" uw"n we come-60-41.11 AS811111t low 5% '1rt FHA In-~.,.,,~ Oub priv~. Bttt off Pr aun"d Loan. Btautiful 4 bed-!1111111> 4 Bedroom modem 1 Ir l BDR.1\18 f"um. ~
buys UrgPnl Salr! $211,000 room Home with 1a, balh~. homt> lll x :\.!! heated pool "' laundry, 11dults. 687 Vic·
Open House Sat I Still al 11.•11h abd<' Jlfi.1 mo. s~ ~ 1on11. ~1:111 Elt'Clrk buJlt·ins. New w;1ll 351 62nd St 675--0144, ,,_11 ...... U FHA fl3.7SO. 531·0010 2 BDRM Unfurn Hoose in
64&-61ll , 547_74Q'I lo .... "" carprts. ru y dnip. Court. Sf>e ,\t .... 91'2·A W. ed. Covered and enclosed S "' 5 LARGE Bdnns.: 1v8 n palio. Huge yard completely ante Ana Hgts. 1630 liL'1 St. ~
Wells built. 3200 Sq. Ft. enclosed DouMe Garage 3 Hst on 1;, llC·Horses It 4 Bedroom $I 75 mo.
Many extras. Assurnt 51h% Total payment just like Inc. Tolal rent inc 14400 881 Victoria 548-7957, 64&7292
loan. $75,IXX>. 2100 Windw81'd rent! yrly $39 500 54•7249 oc•o La~. OWNER 64&-2828 <!207. ' . ... ' .,..,,. Mtu Verde 3110
TRANQUIL Bay view: 3 BR.
2 Ba., all eltc., 2 sty. deed·
ed t'nhoose; 2.000 aq. fl.
C>u"etrPe liv . w/pools. tlr
Now $39,500 673-4~j6
()(1;;ANFRONT DUPLEX
I unit nrw. $64.~.
S11hmit onwn, Pr~p(i inl 1)1<
j48.0897 wkdys. fi7~769 rvP~.
IMMAC. 3 BR 2 Ba., bll·ins.
cpta., dl'J')6., lrpl. Lg hrlck
petio. Nr. Schls. $29,950
673-0450, 548-3196
BA YCREST 3 BR. 2 BA, lam
nn. 51.,% Jn. 1935 Commo-
rto~ Rd. Owner. ~75.
548-0970.
WA T'ERFRC»JT 62 Balboa
Co1es 3 BR. $75.000 WiU
conlt1dcr trade. L.J 11-rrn
BA YCREST :I BR 3 Ba. pool.
l4t. f11m rm : beau1 decor
s.JG.500. Owntr 64&-2171
7682 EDINGER
114z •• 14:;;, OPEN EVES.
REM'll NORTII
I !JR, 212 RA. 2·s101·y ;,
1n111u1e~ '" 1>1>11rh. Familv
room, clinin2 room, 2 ra
0
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szaragP Elrr hlHn~. C"r·
mMI dr1vrw11y, hlork w11ll.
fenced yard. N1rely land·
aeap('(f. Fo1 mrr mndPI
hl'me. S37.<XXl. C'iill ownrr
1!47-6640 alt 6 p.m , anytimt
wf'Pkends.
$21,450
GI APPRAISED
Fixer · upper 3 BR tam.
"11 wlfrpk Nre<lit somr
pain! Ownrr·~ purrhurd
nrw h<•t
Laguna Beach 1705 3 &:lrm, 2 ba, fenced yd, _ ......... ________ patio, cpts, drps, olt-ins.
TIIE Leesf' $1!)5 673-~
COUNffiY GENTLEi\11\N
F'..{lrl,v Calilo111i11 Rlylecl homf'
w Ol<ll' 5in11nl~h influrnrr.
Nti:?url !ll'l'llon (lf J.;ii:une
:I BR. rtr trrilr, hit.in R I.·
0 , $2j,:lro • $2f..OO On Sl50
mo nmt. Ml1<111on RJ ty
4!\.l-07:11
-EMERALD-BAY-
ON>11n Virw. 3 BR. :I BA.
Block to beach, JUSI Ill.\
redec $69.500. Xlnt rin
CaU owner day!!· Mrs \\ek h
71'1: TI~S660
SEE TH IS c-;;-slom hrult
3200
TOWNHOUSES
Community Pool
C'rpts 'lirr~. hll·tns. lrplc
:1 Rrlrm~. ~ hath~ .• $200 mo
:\ Rdrms. 11: hA ·_ $250 mo
Bay It B<'ach R!'alty, Inc.
RENTAL DEPT,
:.ioz~, W. Balhol\ Blvd .. NB
671-3663 Evrs· ~
For LHM $300. per mo.
with option to buy, 3
BR condominium in the
Bluffs. Call 644· 1 OOt
I RR l ha hnu~; B11r k B11y
111r:i S'.!'l.i Month. Car~IB.
tlrn pr~ 6 li;...():.':?R
rnt sw,. .. ,~1111 f'OOU '" .... ' COLLEGE •ARK homr nf'ar byutiilll park. ~::•::alC '"' end NOTICES ..,,. r Mndrm l11tcben wllb built 1n N H 12 lllwt'Oltt llACll ml ,OUNO , ...... ,..., ::: e:'l;:.. ::: 3 BR 2 haths. FA hPal, l.lrP. f"JOgl' Ami oven. -Owntr ewport _vt_•· ____ ,_o
BRASHEAR REALTY
R~7.lt\11 !lf)P..11711
rharm bomr near n1•"
Crand ncean vlr". 2 BR :!
BA \1any bu1h -inc • kil
S4.'>.IXXI Sri' nwnrr 107:!1
Driftwood. So. Ulitun~ ~9().
:lllR.
L0V'EL Y OCEAN VTF.W
Lirn111 1>11ho. 115{'(1 brick lrnl
f>r<'«ll~r Mre. ~ BR.
~!07 BA,Yt'rM;I, S29'i
r.,1rdmrr 6T.r-:>!l'll 11tt 8
==~ =irs ??; ==~Mllm = TRANSPORTATION plac!', bullt·m ele<'tric R & will Jlll~ pmntafor nlA sell' EASJSIDE SPECIAL 1AYSN01tn ,..-; •twl'Mt ~n aoAn a o cNTs ,. 0. also rrfrlgerator. r11r. TP ~~.!m -179 monthly
-00¥H tftCHIP ,.UNIMU .. ., IAILIOATI .... pet.,, drapn. A·1 ronrlition. lndudr~ 13'<el.
-WHTCL"" ~ ""'D oerrvH., MU f'owH cauinu ... " .. Chokt l""ntlon. ~·.500. Tm. HEAL FSTATER.'> Only S700 lotal oown J>:1Y· UlltYllltl'TY ,AlllC !:: "UNlllA\. OllllCTOllS ffl• Sf'llD-lk• IOAU ,. "'· .,,, 11t111111 :.-; l'LO•tsn <Alf '°"' TltAtLlllS ..._ Wells-McCardle RltrL 646-7171 546-231<1 mcnl. 67i-ill! .. f~4 month =~ :t~,. ;;.., CAllD °" THANkt ...,, :g:I ~J=~=~::" :! 1810 Newport Blvd .. C.M. --BY OwNER--includes all • no loan polnl11
!Ut"I T9HACI ,,. r.::.:r.~"t':m ~: M.tJtlJll llOUI, ,.. 54!Vi72!1 E 644-0684 GIMMI to pay. $17.950 full pM(.'(', coaOMA OIL MA• !!!! CIMllTHY cann .... 10AT tltf'. MoOllNo ..,. · ves. NO CKSI This ol<k-r 2 BR J bath
•ALNA -CH.MATCMtl91 ..,. IOU llllVICIS ..., Jusl II ni~ 3 Br, 11' b11th home ls CO"" • investll'W'nt
wv 1tLAll01 ~ ,..,.._L f'AID ..,1 10Al 11Nuu -... Newport •---h homl' in iop oonc:tltion. En•"" ...., I.JOO tsL• -AUCTIOM "" 80AT CNAllTH ...... YJ wist'. LOCKHART REALTY
Ut..aoA '9LNID ~ AV.AT'°" tllf'IKI 6411 lllSMIMe IOAn ... R_.... hall, din. ara (both car-~ ...,.,., 11>.M :l30l
llflllf'OttT ~ .... TUYSL ... HAT MOVllll ...... .._,, peted), h w. noon. m•ny -~----------lll•lrTIH'TO!f HM:lt ~ .. ,. TltMtlf'Olt'tAtio. -'°"' nouoa NO CRYST "'l l"'LL ~ H~ta ~i&J ltUllTTIMTOll .......... -AVTO ~A,... ... '°'" WAllTIO .. "' "' txtras. 2'l11 Raleilfl A•r., .. ..,__..' ~ "'l""-·HTAIN vULIY MM mML tlOtlcn ..,. AtlCllA" •1• NEEDED c M (by 8.......i--t 1 $19.~
-Would You Believe:-
:! BR l~ bfilhi.. rfl'<' blt-l11s,
PA hr111. m vrrro p11110,
i1wlm POOL. Prl<'ro 111 only
\17.t:M. Takl' a look 111 mis
& call 962-4471
lYJMu1;111•em1
9624471 546-8103
VACANT
:I BDRMS. 2 BA. $13.900
_CaJI 400.12t1 brtwn 10.;i pm
• OR, dl'n, 2 ba. ~ frplr. hr~I
n.trth rnd. 0<·rans1dc lor.
$69 .500 494. 7664
Laguna Niguel 1707
OCEAN VlEW. NTC UEL
Ttrr11cc 2BR.2BA, Dt~
Cpts. drps, Comer JO(,
Landscaped * $52,950
499-1344 or S47. 7761
N@wport Heights 3210
FRPLC' Ir~ yd, 1 BR. n25.
Nn !'hldrn. s,.,. lit 3.">8 E.
16th Sr CM r11l l 21.1:
\;2-'ll20 rvl' Ava.i.J April
20.21~1.
New~rt Shore1 3220
4 BR. '.? ba. 5 yrs new.
OUbbC>ltS(' priVJlege<i JZ!i
mo. 6~'4. t>~t
dM IMC" Ml ~ a .,,,....... ... l'LYINI LIUOtll '1• ' ' ~uuetl OCI y),
....,.. NCMi ,.,. si•vtcE oi•tcro•v 1110,11.• MOM•s .,.. CllMO mahla.nda 3 BR. Ptus $22.900. S41-3s75 2 bedrooms + outside ~st ·-11Ac" ... " " " MOTOtt MOMft ms fl'am Pri__. ........ room. 1i(i biock to ~rt ~ cOUtfT'Y .. ACCOUWT_. .. eteYC\.11 rm-~~ ~ow Ml<t. 3 &:lrm 3 baU. Deluxe On
Sharp 3 BR. carppts/dra~1',
l~e covered petio, boRe
lot with boat gate. S2SOO
down & ~ Gf loe.n.
Sl59 mo P8)'I all.
4 Bdrm, family nn. University Park 3237
Jn MONARCH BAY.
SAWTA UA ... A ........ llll'flCa -IUICTatC "'" =1•67>iiiiii1&f2iiiillliiiiiiiiEiiviiuii.ii~iiiii1281.;.1 qultt cul.<fP<laC ---and Hletl ""™'""" *'" M'f'\.IMC• lllf'Alt&. hr'9 .Sit MO'T'OllCYCL.91 .,.I' ... ""' •--n sm·1tft R .... .-a....-r MIDWAY cm ... AWMAl.T.. ... MOTOlttCOOTl8'1 ... M~ v .. rde Colt Courst. "'9V W'lllill'JTV P•ul Jones RHlty OWNER, S.51,00> ~2.5.!!9 UNIVERSITY PARK
IW7·126fi Evts. 842-~ IAllTA Alla "9tetnt »JI MITO Hf'Atll ..,. AUTO , .. VICll • l'.un '-'! St.ps to Oc-n Pool llJlC'I waterf9lla. p ..... 1u ,.,., .. , ' =:ii AIM'O. .... ..... "-..._ ._. AUTO TOCM.S I IOUlf'. ,..,. -.,. "V' ,,. IAIYS"TIM .-ru1LH, TllAYI\ ...., AttrtlCtlvt 4 BR hQme. 2 ba. fUmish~ SlS.500. Good BY Owntr $22.500: 3 BR. 1'4 D.sp.ration Sale
'! BR .! hath~. hit.in RIO I.·
Duplex" For Sale 1975 d1~h\\A~h<"r Quirk pnss. $%).'> = ~~ ~!_ :: ~1~:: ... ~ = WOOd beam cellnp, I m tt>rms. BA. newly carpt1ed. Nlct Ownrr moving out of stat"
.. 1us....u •l'...at• fli2 n""• -old. DS.cxx>. llanla •~at.._ Pfl.rio 1n NV. ln•nl•ted C1"1t. .,. l•tr.M• ..,. '""' :: CAYWOOD RLTY. 541-1290 ., lngi. Allf'Y accea for must aell. Nftdll hf.Ip! NNt
2-2 BR Apt! yard, gv ,
Qu~t Eutaidt>, C.M .
SJOOO. dn. • SM-25AA = ffi'~~.... = :::-r:.:Uftl .. M .. w. Coaat Rwy .. folB Ml-a C9ll'lflf'T or trlr fir !l!Ptr 4 A tam ,,.., Gh!ll Miii', ftow
"" CM11'9"1'WJI• ... ...-rttUSs. eu11ia :: A COOL POOL 1arli"· ~ to ldlools. m.lnutte "' S.D. ~y. Apartmenh ::::"u::--........ = llACI Cl.At. •009 DA YID ON ........ Rm. far pool. 2SO'I Marpr· d()lle to achoola, abal>I. AJt!. For s.1. 1980
c°"'1tAC'TOb .,. :~:.-;::;:0 : ._,, Fnr • lollr bot IUmm« ti Or , NB. 213:256.m l.nir s:JS.00> ·open to olff'F'S. ----------= ~~~ ~~:."'% lllPA .. :: :U~o ct;:,,,.. = $18,000 4 BR.~ 2 b111h.t, -~. ca,.. WHEN Have YoO ~ In Npt CoOtgt R81ty 546..'l88t> TR.IPL.EX for llmltf'd llm"
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BR bomf. on 58xt28 R-2 ~ h1ndlet. LOCKHART $21,60()? Qin b4' sten achoo!, 2 atory • extra Ice ~acloua ~~ concl. AU
tr. l'l'SIUl.amor 9,.CN RUrY~m MW30l S. Own_!!:.. JE.5 Holly .a blrirfam nn. t>Huu. oowl.Y redCO)rated. Prune
mt> on I yr i<-H e.
l RR. 2 ha, frnk. ~'· I
tlr .. nr~. all eler kttchl'n
RRAND N•:w. fmmed pou
$Zill f'o"r mo.
I BR. 11, hi!, '.! trplr~ LO'T$
nC rln.;N k 11tor81?r ~perr
ldl'11I loc on Cul dr Sac 4 t
Lrt1~<' 1 or 2 m or .,u
lceseloplion a( S26S mQ, ~ """' ~ iL3 I •J&.. Je.ndsc loc.. al~ rmtal. 664 -...---__;:...;::...::.=..=:i.-. 4-JMlrm .._ MIMI AVAIL _.__._etttt It • ·-r . low ll ..,._,.__
.... Ana ......... Hu ~ Ind err,.. 3 Br. ;:+ t Br 0::-~. 962 •••7 ~·~ ~; -&A ,_. HetM ~c hrdwM, ~ V\I tnc Apt. ~~ S.TMt $33,900. ....... •ttk' or ~ alt 6 1c R~<.Y, In<-. ~ ~ witb don. ~ wtdl t .,.. BEAUT. Glen Ma.r 3 BR a: weekedt.. ~!ia°:~tM~;7· THE HIDDEN DOLLARS
IN YOUR HOME LATELY?
tndt .U. Ult l!IDetd ...,. tkllt le ~ x • ClbM4afe Unfw"lty ftart 12'7 l*\eled de-Tl: carp · draPH. ••NT•u fm-3000 Eve .l s"" -"'01 "-' .,. -3 ~ and lwlitd pool. Xllit ,....,..,t ICfttntd, petlo. t m m • c • """ "' • -· °''"""~ ~ tn t1rMop CllJld. biin or )'Oal' ~. 4 BR.., m lllllN. tami\v FHA appr.. SZ.650, x 111 1 HOUMI Ft1ml1htd a.cJt a. UAO
tlon. as.a Jut J~ down. S:Jl,500 0aIJ OW8S' N-1AC2 nn : 1 frl*a. Aaldns ti.ma. -r -_._'f ____ _
THE llEAL E6"1'ATERS M~ Vtnfo. 4 8Jt. a Badia: m .lm ~ e>.ner OWNER 962-lS?S lt1nt1l1 to Share Jj.~ 5 ~rm. J bfttha, drapail.
M-7111 &48-2313 1400 wq rt. ~ auto NO matttr wtlllt a i.. 100 Owner: 4 hr, 2 be., landscp., WAm"P;O 1 sfnrlt ~ n + ~ta. It.II rl«1. blt-inl ----------------------------~JODI tbe .._. • UW ~pnnklrN k .. .-r. c:an .U It 1'ttb a DAILY ft'pl. Xlnl .chlJ. S24~ tn Iha.rt J BR 1pt. Wltll 2 P"mcPd Av1JJ llMlf'd S. DAD.Y PILOI' WA1ff AD11 "2JOO. ~ • I PM P1LOT \UNT ADii ICMITI SCMG aft S « wkmda othtn. m.-art. g S4HHi
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I'm The Kind Of
Woman · Who Gets
What She Wants
• • • Because I'm The
Kind Of Woman
Who's Smart EnouCJh To
Use DAILY PILOT
Classified Advertising
Berieve me, there's nothing •reuncf our home anymore
th.t isn't bei"9 uwc:J -bec.U1e the minute I diac.over
something is no longer needed, I seD it, while it m1
has maximum nlue, through an inexpensive DAILY PILOT
Clauified Ad. That way, instHd of • clutt., of thiftC)t
we don't use, I have the erlre cash th•t lets me heve the
newer thin91 •.• the "•rlr•" things my whole family
•nioys. Here's wh.t I mean.
The cash I got for the 9ood clothes end trys the chndren
hid outgrown bought mt the decorator lamp I'd bffn
wanting. The musical instrument no one played paid for •
big part of <>\Ir portable stereo unit. ine power tools
...decor1ttd our d1u9ht1r'1 room. And, just for the fun
of it, the CJOOd chair th•t juJt didn't m•tch anything
anymore +* my husb•nd and me out for a fabulous
dinner t+ the f 1nciest restaurant in town.
6o ~h your horn.. Make I nst of al the worthwhile
th'"9s you find th.t •'-"'t being used. (You'ft be surprl..d
t+ the number you tum up the first time.) Then, cf..I
642.5671 any time betw"" I e.m. end 5 p.m. and
,,.. 'f04JJI 1st +o e fri.ndty, experienced Ad Writer. l'Mt's
.. ther. is to it.~·, inexpensive tool It c:H cost you es lttt.
11 PENNIES A DA YI
. Call Now 642-5678
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Laguna Beech 1705
Rent•ls Av•lleble OllOll.S
ApU 6 boulea • all price I M'f ranaes. We need lddt&nal ar I~
mrta1I I: ~ lildnp.
CUSTOMERS WAITING 3 IR APTS Bednrith Rlt1 l..quna llch. 6n s. eout Hwy. •'l'D POOL
Un' Japanete modf!'n 3 BR.
2 be home w/IUl'lbn liv ADULTS OflfL y
"". "1X. 2 pe11ol flill1
lndiKi>d. IMn1 bltn tutumi. 1741 Tuetln A~ue
2 bib irom f>dl. ms. Cott• ,._ 642-4641
494-58T7
RENTALS
Aptt. fuml1tMd HAllOR
Cott• Meu 4100
$22.50 Wk. Up GREENS
e Studio A Baell aptl. IW"fl'.(lt • UNFUJtN, e bad Utfll 6 Phone min. .___ $lOO e Maid Sen1ce • 1V anl1. 'ITVlll e N"" Cafe 6 Bar 23M~ N9Wl'Of'l Blvd. 54l-t'l55
SUS CASl'TAS
New Unit. Now Rentin&
Furn1ahed Bachelor 6
1 Bdrm Untta
Medallion by Hotpoa
2110 N ewyort Blvd.
tnct. aui.
1·2 6 I BDJ\M. P'llftff. • UNl'UJUf.
Hated Poolll, Oifld car.
OIDter. MS. to Sbopptna -
2'nlO Petimcm W17. at Hal'
bar • Adam. eo.ta Jlta-.....
$140 . ATTRACTIVE, Adub c.I ~ 2 bdrm. la r 1 • Dfacrlmtna~ T patio, pr, adulU, no pm. f __ a~u
Opefl 2234-A Rutam Dr. er • • ......-,.....esa
BAOIELOR: SPACIOUS
No pets. $125 mo-.
DepolU req. 197'5
PARSOl'fS, Aiit. 9.
MAl11Nl9UE
GAIDDI Am.
NAS.5AU Palma 1 6 2 HR Pcxl11suum1undlnp
Fum or Unf ~$150. Htd ruRHI1BED Maa:LORS
pool 177 E. iz.d St. SG-3645 UNJ'URN 181' • 2 BR · l BR
$140; um.. paJd; .,...y 2 2 Ilea. wailable
BR: block to ~Mart. sn CU'peb. ..,_, pnp
Joam. M6-1l11 :w&-om 11th & IMtta Ana, C.M.
BAOU.I\ Aclt. cpta. drps, blt· 6tM23.1 ~
Ina. S8I atil pd. QB~ 1-l!l!!!!l--B!l!!!m!!!l9
Apt A MH856 M.,.. Capri
1 BEDROOM fUmilbed A¢ IPAC 2 AS ft., 1" bathl
Adults ooty. $1115 nw::ath. Cptl. drps. 2 pool.a
lenn.U VIiiage
Spac 2 I: 3 BR, 1 ~ baths
Cuyaeta, dra1* • POOL!
Nee lhoppln1 I: llCboolL
Prom $110.
Mer. 2214 Colle&e #2
Newport BMch 5200
PltOM $275
LAGUNA UDO
6200
i Vl ACRD COISU1'lft'Cfal
t.oned (C4) OD --a.. OUlbfan ta Senta Alla. M().
tel. apta., bulllne9. trailer
4tt-21J5 ~:::.a>~
11755 S. COAST HICHWAY, SO. LAGUNA Cl"Ule ln value 1'bes1 Sol.la Ave. fully develops Into 4-
tane blvd. Sewa line .tub-
bed at property. Ample
wa&er 111pplf. Drive b.y m 7
Rentals W1nted s-REAL ISTATE
T7V o.n.r•
WANT 1 Bdrm Unrum apt.
Including garage °" carport
up to SlOO mo. Costa Mesa.
Qill,f, LaiUJla Beach, etc.
For em p Io y r d lady.
642-«81 alter S: 30 p.m. or
wknds.
lueJ.,... R.,.ttl 6060 w. Sofa. Santa Ana, then
..._ phone owner ~
Prestige 5fore 10 Acres. So. Calif. S8 Down,
In prlme locaUon. S8 per mo., $195 full price.
Air cond: 2500+ 1q ft. L. Sbewfelt, ~ W. ~ St.,
See at 1801 Newport Blvd. L.A. Phone 213: 823-&02
Cou ..... 10 ACRES, Kirby, Oregon
LGE 1 or Z BR !um house or OR PHONE $850 Per Ac.; 29~ 0oq
&Pt now 'til June 16IJI only. Mil WARD 642-1414 546-0147 B!acb area. 633-91ll Eiit 2~ 8:!r,.~~= 519. alter 7 p.m. Dr. Dunlap Office Rental 6070 Mount. & Desert 6210
late . .ftb t:l'r, Vl8ta del Udo. WANTED June 15 co Joa& • •GU ...... •• •cH s .,....,... --'-Ak-'-Sll-UtfL tum $500 -tenn leue. 3 Bil bOGM. -,.... --.~ _..,...._..., · ..-. mo. C.dJd. GJve 1oYtnc care. Dflk 1P8CeS aftilable In 'fll"I' Vallt11 -11 mila Eut
YMJ'ty, lease. Avail. unme-Xlnt ref 549-1010 oewtlt oUJce bulldinl at oi Btntow. "Land <I ::.:.~ r: = Young, ~gle ·""1>1oYed man, prime locatkln In downtown Lalcet", 80 man.made latea ,._ Laruna Beach. Air condl-tn area. Alt.alfa. fish nil-BEA Ui' l BR. z Ba see..,. quiet 1 BR apt .. near In ationaJ dnc>a; dlabw.: ";,i;· beach. Aft 5 PM, i:f toll, call ~~A~ v~neta in• ::. ,,._,_: ....... tlo,· .. u ...:. __ . collect. ru:m.1610 ..--.,.. ... ........,. Call ·~ ,,_.,.,."1' ,... • ._ -,,,_ entrancn; res leed1 to owner .,,7~ aft. 6
lY rental. MC>-G3 Rooms for Rent 59'5 Munldpal puldna Iota. $50 p.m. Wttkeiida ID1tlme.
2 br, pool, patio. pr. blt.in1, per month tor ~. Add Aak Ior:--:::Lee~· ~......,..,.,,_._
c:pt1, drpia. adl"· no pell, 1'UR.NISHiD room w l th S5 for dellr and chaJn. Add DREAM ca.bin 6 2'19 ac.
$140 mo, 842"'8001 kitchen ~. Linen $10 for bulineea bourt tJ> with beau. view. $325 down
2 BDJtM, 1.,, bath. Enclosed furn. Sem.i·priv. Sbare batb 1Weri111 lln'lce. AD ut1Wiel It only $3> per mo tabs it.
pnae. Inqutre at 4:131 Pa. with OM oti. fellow. $«). paid except telepbane. BRECK NOTr RI.TY 548-13.'!6
t:r1ce Rd., N}K. Bcb.. 54&-t'l'!n aft 6. DAILY Pllm YUCCA Valleoy -2 BR. All ========:. SLEEPING rm tar wortdnc 222 FOREST AVENU!! Elec. Cptd. Dbl car. Lot 14.2
C LAGUNA BEACH oron• del Mir 5250 man. Prtv home a: prtv eitr 4!M-M81 x 840 $12.00>. 548-a'TO
By Mo. ~ $35. 1M.l Orange, C.M. NEWPORT ART CDfTER. Exchanges, It E. 6230
•: COMFORTABLE room tor 2400 W. Cout HJ.c!rny, ---'------
working man. Plivate en-~t:"°"sb!rt~m ::,;. Property Owners
trance. 20'18 Santa Ana AYe.. em bu:iJd1nc. Well mahltain· -··~8"-~ PiCl?.M=w:~:::;:'i"""'~=u:i:;.J ed ~ttractive ardlittecture. Have you a Real Estate
t • 2 n. 1'Jr9 • Untam Tl~pr.; no · lorom 300 Ill· up.
J'rplca I PrVPatlol I Pools Prtv. entrance. OOM to ties paid. Off ttreel private exohanglng ,all t Y Pe• ol
Tm.nla • Qlntnt'J Bldlt. I restauraal l Ad q l t . lo-parldna. He&'f1 CWltnlO-property. Conmlt with GL
be&. Putt/Cree. 673-3936 lion tor quletnea IndMduaJ
900Sea1.Aae CdM ~ml $12.50 UP wtr W I ldtchel heating/air CIOll611ianlna.
lMacArUlur :r. Cout Rwy> $22.SO up Studio Aclta. 2384* Rental detail9 • OOlce U or Newport Btvd. CM 54t-9T55 call 543-2400 or 544.-8618.
3 BR, 21,9 BA, loll ot ~ NEW SU.TS ap. W•W carpet Jii.Fl, carpets, drapta, beet·
qe. Bltr!m, ReA1gentm. Kit. avail. Se JD I • prtv. ing. air cond, and utilities
Yearly, $2-40. f13.240'J 646-8:159. 135 Albert P\, CM arf' included in our low. low ==::;::;=====-;-nCE rm. Good 10 c . rent. Otf-s~t Partdnc for Phone 642-!r65 Anytime
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S.lbcN lsl•nd 5355 Conpala1 home. $ll5 with tenant.a. BuDdlna located inl•miimiiilliiiiiililiiiiiiiiml
kiicll pm. 50-5999 most convenient area of 2 • 4 or 6 Acre1 ol Induatria1
DELUXE, W*1frmt 3 BR., · Costa Mea. For info See at property cloee to IUwnSde
2 ba., esp., drpl,.. bltnl, Misc. lent•ll 5999 1670 Santa Am Ave. Frffway in Arlabetm. WUl
w u h er I d r 1 • r ; dock ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. Suite E °" c•D 6C2-453S ~hange for improwd ClOIJ>-
w /ba.t u..op p1v!l. Adults 1741 Weetcllff Dr. mercial or indultrial ......... mly. Yrl)t. lease $300 Mo. Garage for Rent ,...,., (Grand Canal loc.) Owner Prime Joe for Corp Ofc'1 my with Joni tmn leues.
&'13-m1 $15. tM. 300> sq rt. Wal/pan'l. Pvt For more information call ••
12x20 • 2176 PlacenUa Ave. Ofc8, Crpu, Drpa, atr-ciond. • • Walter Frick
Un the rear· center pracel Gmd fir. low rent. ALSO: Eckhoff and Assoc. Inc.
S37.o380 Lloolry Suite 700/1400 aq ft 1818 W. Ciapman Avt.
:>§-3200 Near &hp' 1 and achoola
En• a.an. quk!t 1 BR. FROM $99..SO Huntlntton leach 5400
Adults. 2<m wanace Ker. 1!198 Mal)W, #3 PURNISHED -
1 Bdrm~-No pets. oJ!~ 0,:: e~ rm UNPURNllHID Rft_~.~:~ATE,
Bllnl, dlbwlr, -. drpa. Bdrm ldteben I: be. 1 It 2 bedroom, 2 baU. studio.
SL"O mo. ~19 .,.. 2 Bil Apta. 3 Bil .Apt w/3 ::': 5~ ~::.--1
ha. Nr dll A fwyl Ill waJk. From $125. ps mo. ~ IMCh 4200 inc dilt of OCX:. Key at 7m Ellfa Apt. B, or
SPARTaf 11135 P'ls1I Trtr, 988 El Camino. Apt. l Of ~
Hoq HOIPita1 area, m~ $ 11 Q ~2 -.,lcl~rm--U-nfl-_,,-
1ell. i~ ~ua. Office. 2 nice bfdroomr;, "'PStaln. & lacL.-lor
Income Preperty 4000
PRICED ro SELL
(U) 1 BR anitl + 2 BR home
Lot 1115' " 300'. No TICIJl-
cits. Price nos.ooo -
$45.000 down.
Adult part. 1 ~ balbl, carpets. drspet. '"' ROOM J'cw reet a apm-t. P14nU patio, ,_...., Utilitin tDcluded. OCEAN VIEW DUPLEX
mat OD oc::wwwdroad. Jlfpt WALLACE AVE. VILLAS Near lboppins. 2 BR each, quiet street.
Bch. Wortdnl a&Je. ~ 2111..0 Wallece Aw.. CM C Knoxville, Apl D. HB Price $25.000 -'5000. dowD.
C .. Mt 4250 Cjmt muth ol IMlltmi It.) 535-29!4 OCEAN VIEW 111-1 orone r MISSION MANOR NEW 1 bdrm apt, frlll. '"' 2 Acres CU' lndultrta1 11t
$7<>-SmaU tarn. •· for Deluite Unt 2 BR SJ.40 mo. cpta, aTOCado b.lt-!na. ch,is. ~ ~.'Neal J. Martt!:
Cc><>p Bien. Owner 548-9586 Orange, C'.alif.
OFFICES: iii E. 17th St, 541-2621, Eves-wtmdl SJ8.5747
Com Mesa, next to Securttyl~!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!~~I
Jl'lrst Natl Bank. Air cond Plenc, paril:lnc. cau ~ ll E. Wante4
Realty Co. '°"48ll. BUSINESS ind
6240
Lil.TRe & small. One '1th FINANCIAL
LIVING QUARTERS
846-2U) lus. o~.portunltles 6300
quiet tenant. RefemiceL NewlJ decanhd, me.a, Ind-pvt patio 6 yd, pr. ~ 548-3333
Cal .,.. • ..,_ --..-.. A'-1 -•--"-147-6308 :--..,,....,...------ARE YOU an electrlcal r& I v,......,,.,, •·--..,... ""' Ir& , ..... ~ For Sale-4 Income un!tl, tn Lots
$70 . &lch. apt., no kitch. lor. $110. 2385 Mtndoza Dr.. 2 le 3 Bdrm 2 ba Pool. Costa Mesa. Lllting ran out. i~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii61i100~ palrman? You DHd me!
Prtv. entrance Cloae to Apt. A. $6M2l Patio. M 01t A KAI. 8181 reducing price $4000. Must I'm a small elec ttpair lhop,
restaurant: 1 a&Jlt 6J3-f93I 2 BR W/ratJf.e A nt.rla. GarfJelll. Pvt street 1 blk sell .now S35.950. By Owner. & .. ...__. Sffe doing a good bua. Owner =========I Locbble garqe. l or 2 N. otf Gadleld. 962-3994 Trade equity for cub or "f"ll 11119111 moving. Call! I can bdp
L--.. -..... n...__ you make money. •.500 EZ a.1-._ aJllURIJ wt4conw. lldl A Sent• AM 5620 tnm deedL 50«J3 tma. 57+5450 Bia.
--------• bWtm. $Im. ICH151 HOME A INCX>KE ~atll~~ 1 ~ Dupln .. IArl• VOLTAIRE ExceldepreeJm..t~4 ~~~~
Sl5 E Balboa Bhd. l'llOllll, frtlllly pa late cl • fROM MJO Br ra A 10.2 Br l~ ha apta tioo Balboa Wad. .t...w-
BALBOA ' m4145 Cerdener. Cbe to liiop-I.-1 BR. 2 BR, Studioa · 2-yr old. Pool E/llde CM --========IJl*ll~·:..!6*-~2113~------Hotpojnt bHD1. retri1. Owner m.1393 eve eMm l!m. 615-f140, .,. 115-1GIS8
HuntilNl!eft .... 4400 2 Ba Apt. Nf!W .. drpa, .. s-p.. JWt patio. { MONEY MAKER * Gin' Sbap fGr slle: Jdnt --~""'------· No daldm or peta. mo mo. pool. NCl'MUon aru. Tum duplex Oii beadl at Npt. b.etldl loc&tlcm. Must .en. e NEW e UOOJJUOUI e Pvt. oourt-yd. S4M'l'9 m S. Fairview M 547.7415 S29.lm. ~ now! Jloeket SX,00. &0-<1311
RESORT LIVING 1-Bll. u1lfdrn. --• .... -" CBetwn McFadden A lat St.> IUJ%Jrner rents! 494-78 4 NATIVI GARDINS ..,_ ., ..,.., ~ T.D.'1 045 cpca. hltn1. ctr,11. ~. L IMch 5705 CONCRETE, Block. 8penilh
6 POOLS-MUNAS-JACUZZI 543-0m ~· . ~. wrouafrt iron. WOOd • J'Jli85~1'rult Deed~
HUNTINGTON ~~i:.~:1~ ~~~~ ~ nxa. ~. = ~-::::.:::.
GARDENS t~ . .,.. tilt-tr.. ~ .,!~ 1 .6 ~ Business Rental 6060 6= :_~ 3
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T'ENNfS.ENT!llTAINMENT Mria ann. $115 mo 0cean91.., from lftr1 Alt. e PRIME R.eta1J Location e ft.l lot eoxuo ............... ANNOUNCl!MENTS
80LSA.CHICA & Hiil 982-3055 from Ila> mo up. sroRE • u s 40 M _, and NOTICIS AOUL TS 147-M 14 1 bdrm. rr,,t. petto. S115 utU ~ 1175 Harbor, CM · .._. Comm~th ~ ... :·3001-----.;.;.;;;..... __
FRll UTILITllS ~· 2fJ52 <>ranp. Alt A '°' quaQ. emo.nt ,..n. . , , ALS M-t Br30011 a .. :: $20:: l'eund <Free Ml) 6400
2 BR, weekly ntea. Pool. ~ PD.hr WANT ADii "2-5111 Apts. Unfurn..,_ Other M-1 Joel $11.000/11p SMAU.. Black, mutt q . ' ~~~ = Huntli\gton IMCt. 5400 Huntlnpn IMch 5400Huntlngt9n 1wft MOO LocldMlrt Realty !iic.!:a~ ~-=:: MS-3322 ... DD not "'11'ldng. J11119 &:dW-
4705
NEWLY 6mdlbed S bdrm.
2~ bath, aJ1 ei.ctrte tJuPt
iu. Panonmlc *" 09'lr'o looldnc A1s.o a..cb.
21671 Wealey Dr .. em6
l BR. Octu vleW. Walls bus,
hollp. bch. $100. Show dUI
weelt. 31732 Vqlnla W91,
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ANNOUNCIMINTS Y .._.NCmCU •
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BUCK tAbc'9clar MU 1H11
dldn daollw. \ltc Jiii 'Pt A
Tultill Av.. C.M.. ~.
VUaallle nc. das. !Wwud.
Pleue SU-Uot tit
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LOST ~ mornln 1
SillrDir9e auttned maM eel ... ~ --"Cll'bDod l:lmi>clr : am. area. aw. it.wwd.
6Mo-%m
JA5T: Io. oidel' ~
Siaame Cit. 9Ca't'fJd eva;
ID 1l"'rine Terr .• nr. s.ntana
Ir Dotpbib Terr. Rewwd m--aa
DARK Brown female
Burmese cat, declawed.
Lolt vie &th • Be.y' Balboa.
Family beu1broken. Rwd.
'm-5136
m:L6Wm t.diea watch
vie A1JJha BetL Weddlnc
gift 33 yn qo. Sentimental.
Please! Rwd. 5410'JO.
LOST: wbite, female Husky,
vie. Williama I G&rl~
area. Hum. Bch. Reward.
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LOST: GUU preecriJ>doo
~ in comietic bq.
Gvfield • Yortrtown area.
JIB. REW ARD. 962-1891
TINY blade Poodk, needs
medieal ~ IUf&'el'Y '1c
Hl1lcrelt Rwd. 545-7837
DUSH Setter, female. S mos.
Vic. 71st A: 22nd. Ne-wport
Beach Reward. 642·271111
Personals 6405
SINGLES -WIN
Trips to V91"
also Cash Prlzet
With Wttidy Gueet Card
TIIURS .. FRI., SAT.
Orange Cnunty'a tinet1t
Ballroom & orchestra
Dinner 7.9 • Cocktallt1
DANCER'S CORNER
1438\; S. Main at F.dinger St.
SANTA ANA 542-~
NPl' .Bdl Tenms Club
~ for sale. MOY.cl -'"7m-M'ell;-5400. R..llllMM<;-
8640 Dunaway, La Jolla,
Calif.
SA VE 113 on current pnce
cl penonaJ Balboa Bay Club
M~ip, incl. a I I
transfer costs. 11 l 493-4069
TRANSFERRED Abroad will
Bell memberahip BaJOO.
Bay Club, P1"81e WTite Box
M·80 Daily Pilot
srNCERE rendem.an, 35, liU
to meet lady 21·30; eunpan-
ionsblp. Exchange photos.
Daily Pilot, Box M-86.
ALCOHOUCS Anon,vtnol»
Harbor Atta. Phone i73·t124
P.O. Box 1223 Costa Mesa.
Financial backing for
better method in new boom
industry. Mr. Fuller 673-0121
I WllL not be responsible
for debta other than my
own. W. F . Shea. N'pt. Bc:h.
Attradive Woman 21 -26
mttt congenial man ~·
change pbotol ist. 19(» Ct. NB
FOR Sale Oiarter Mero.
bershlp in Newport Beach
Tennis O ub. 161. m-m•
Announc.mentl 6410
Coast Health Cl•b e F'REE SAUNA e
With Swedish ma.asa1e by
7 Experienced Mauuese'
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
9 am-10 pm
132 E. 18th St. M2-scal
Funerals 6412
WESTMINSTER
MEMORIAL PARK
Mortuary & Cemetery
Comf,'et• funerals
rom $24.5
Cemetery Joh
from $130
lncludes Endowment Care
Everything In one beautiful
place means lea coct.
No tra.t.fic problems.
14801 Beach. Westminster
5l1·1725 193-2421
Cemetery Loh 6411
2 CEMETERY Lots. Pac
View Memorial Pk. Vista
dt!i M&r Plot. Make offer.
Contact owner: 34-7'n Via
Echo, Palm Sprlnp, Ca.
9'l262
SERVICE DIRECTORY
Babysitting •sso
June university IJ"8d would
like to care ror chlldren tor
1Ummer vacationing par-
ents. Box M-87, Dally P1lot
BABYSlTI'lNG ln my home
on weekly b&N. H o t
lunches. rericed yard. ToYJ.
Newport Beach. 675-2529
WILL Babysit. My borne. 1
ddJd up to l yea" old. S20
wtcly. 541-1395 Vic Hll.rb«
Shoppinc Ceonter
Irick, MeMnry, .. c. 6560
ALL TYPES Mlf a a o n r y ,
Brick. Block, Oment work.
AJlo ~rs. AD types Oar-
PBltr7 • R.ooftnl. 836-2916.
BRICK. Cmcttte. C&rpen--~~'!"~·~al
C:.,.1tllfl"1 mo
REPAJM + ALTl:RA'MON'S
CABINETS. AJq tlu Job.
23 Tn -.-54NTIJ
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• Blta • AJtuadona • ·~·8-1 ....,
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~· WMt? WhMltrl Gott S'ICIAL CLASSIFICATION POlt
NATURAL IORH SWAPPERS
s,.c1.a ....
S llMI -5 timea -5 buckl
ltUt:U -"ID MUSl INQ.UOi ........ _ ...... ___ ~ .... -... ~-
1-YOUa •'-tM/W ...,_, ~ 11,.. 111 -rtlal ... ~Tt41NO •o• SAU -fltAOES ONL'l't
PH0t4E '42-5671
Te Plaee Y.ur Trader'• Paradl11 Ad
4 Units C003 MeM $49.500
EXchan&e ~ity & ~sh for
mort Units. Fitzmoma
R.e6ltor li'Tl-9010
HAVE: Apple Valley, acre + J BR 1" ba, ftple., encl.
paUo, zoned tor horses.
Want: Orange County prop
or lat TD. 540.lG
$5,tnl lat Trmt Deed. EX·
aiANGE tor late modlel car
Olf boat Ol' ! ~ .... ~
6llL 541-7401
TRADE $20,<XX> eqty 6 unit
apt, LONG BEACH for n.'Si-
dential Newport.Costa Mesa
arra. Call f'Ves ~.
'66 Olt'ov Bel Air wait 327
Pfllt , fact al r. au lo tranic,
PIS. R&H, S'l!M. WANT
small motor bike Ill' camp.
« for equi 1Y. 531>-llll
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EXCHANGE M· I clear 105
x 125 M·l, i.o. Angelu area
k>r homt in Beach arra up
to $55,<XX> quahfird buyer.
Corbin/Martin Rltrs.
6T0>-l662
APTS le Busi :ioned vu. land
for 7STunits. San Juan Ca·
po. 700' front. can divlde 9
Jots. $81M eq. Trd TD, !
Owner. 494-4951, ~
Beaut. motor home Camp-
er. want 1st or 1euoned Znd
T.O. 's: Orange County; or
. ! See at Enco Station,
Fairview Rd. Ir fair Dr ..
C.M.
What do you think of our
"TRADER'S PARADISE"
Drop 115 a card. ClU1Lt!ed Dftlt, P.O. Box 1.875, Daily
Pilo&, Npt Bcb, Call.t.
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SERVICE DIRECTORY SERVICE DIRECTORY
Cupenterint 6590 Hauling 6730
J:1 NO JOB TOO SMALL.!
Resldenti..t • lndustnal Com-HA~ + GENERAL
merdal ·M a i n t e n a n c e CLEANUP
Repair ~ Remodel You name It -I h1tut 1t
-an~~~~ .Reas..-~ J-"-<!A'> .t/IOn
aured. ,/ HAULING. Trash pickup.
• 962·1961 or 642-5064 • Tnmmlng, Anything-we do
CARPENTER INC & Roof-It-all. Ex11ert v:ork 545-2792
~. All fYpe6 e AU work SA VE MONEY * Before you
guara.otttd. ~729 Take It to the dump call
Cement, Concrwte 6600
Us! 646-9188 or 642-5666
CLEAN Lots, garages, etc.
e CONCRETE WORK e Tree removal, dump, slcll.
()( All Types. No job too backhoe, till, grade. 962·8745
Small. Call: 892·1038 Income Tax 6740 CUSTOM PATIOS k
Block walls. Also concrete Taxpayen Attn!! sawing & removal. 842-1010
CEMENT Work of any kind From now 'ti! midnight
•t lowest prices. Cuar. April l~th, our oUice w1ll bf'
workmanship. 642-8514 open from 8 a.m.-10 p.m. to
CEMENT work, all types. do your tax returns. No RJ>
pointmcot necessary, how· So job too small. Free est. ever, a call NOW will re-H. STUFLICK 548-8615 serve 1 bme for you.
niORYK CONCRETE ~ JT$ tax t'JCJ>('r with no mts-
NO JOB TOO SMAU., fi~ retums or penalties for
Free e.al 646-1234/67s.5516 our client1. Same day &er·
Contracton '620 vke.
Coast Business Servlct
e ROOM ADDmOr-fS e 1670 Sanu Ana Ave.
L T. Construction Suite E or calJ 642-4535 -family f"OOms, kitchen or Smiley Tax Service '*· Single l!tory or 2;
plans custom designed. For 901 Dover, <Suite 200) NB esdmates & layout. phone:
• 847-1511 . 1884 Placentia, Costa Mes3
Additions * Remodeling 2408 Margaret, Npt. lkh
W. A. SMILEY C. P. A.
Fred H. Gerwiclt, Lie. Free Est. Fees 646-9666
673-6041 * 64~Z170 G. B. HOFFMAN-LICENSED O>ntractor. Ad· Enrolled to practice belore dltions. Remodeling. Sm Internal Rf'venue Service Jobt Sptt'ill.lty. 673-2129 For App't. 646-5421
Carpet Cleaning 6625 YOUR HOME by APPT.
Federal l State Return•
e WALL TO WALL e • 531.0SOO .
e CARPET CLEANING e Long Fed. &: State $9 k $4 BIG Discount! 646.3780 Your home. Safe-Prof'!
Electrical 6640 842-1010. 646-9188, ~
Long Fed. & Statt' $9 & $4
ELECTRICIAN. Llcoosed & Your home Saft'·Prol'I
bonded . Small job!!. 968-3403 548-8668 842-1010
ma.inten. • repairs. 548-5203 ln1uranc1 6nO
Gardening 6680 CALL: SAfN 772-«iOO or
ANTHONY'S 8J9..50C,4. d interrsted ln
G1rden S.rvie• insuran<'?.
646-194& Landscaping 6110
Reas. monthly care. PnJn.
Ing. Landlcaping. Exp. bot'-t;AYNOR'S LANDSCAPING
tlculturlst. ''Tender. lovi:ni A: GARDENING SERVTCE
cant tor Grttn Gardens". State licensed contrctr.
GREEN THUMB R~sidentiaJ -Commen-ial
f'ree e&l·NO job t.oo bi&! Land.seeping; new lawns 893-3581 rototllling: sprinklers
dnllnage lines. Call Bob Paperhanging 54849'li or 6*-3100 P1inting 6850
Lawn & Yard INTmJOR le ext painting.
UpkHp Prices al&l.'hed for aprlna
rotottJ. grade. 540-8206 clean -up. Free et1. 30 yr
Japanese G•rdener exp. Call Oiuck at :><18-5314'
• P AINTINC • Interior A: Exper., complete yard Exterior. Free ffilmatH. ltt'Yice. Free estimates ReHonable rates. 646-lalS • 548-7958 • INTER or Ext. PArNTlNC. Mowing · Edgin&· Gardening IMMED. SERVICE. Local Sprinkler Repair ref. FREE t'SI. 548-1621 14'7·95511 VET'S Bonded P~
MOWTNG, Edging, vaca.Jawn. Inl or &lrt, 10 yn In ArH
G«l'l deanup. HaUUns. Rea& Fret Est, 64'1~
Odd jobg. • S4U!&S PAINTING -any room $20
EXPERT Japant11 Garden-Wt UM "Sinclair" palnll.
tt Lndac'inl, ~. MaiD-Nut llnl1'k. Rer1. 847-1358
t.-nc.. "MACK" 8414132 FIRST CLASS Painting " JAPANESE GARDENER Paperhanging. FREE £S.
Malntcmnce by Ille month. TlMATES. 64N4.'i9
Good rel.I. EJcper 546. me PAl.NTING Ir Papert\angtr)g.
CJt .. Edit Lawn Reas. very cln, 2S yn up.
Maintenance. Ucerv.ed. Local ref. Free ttl. ~2·1322
548-.. • 545-e70 alt 4 PM
EXPERIENCED Ge.rdeMr Plumbb'f 6l90 * LanUcaplnc -0.11111) * LEAKS? Gu ar water Uc>
• • jl ....... ., ...... y -. . . . . . . -.. -., . .._ . . . . .. . ... ~ ....... ,, ... .., ..
SIRYICI DlltlCTOltY I '°'' • IMftLOYMINT JOIS I ~OYMINT
s.wtne "'° ~ W•IM. MM noo...,,. w ........ Men 7200
hid~. April 12, l~ liAAL'V PllOf l :i
JOBS I EM'LOYMIN1 JOA It l/ULOYMaNTIJOIS & IMPLOYMaNT
tw, W•nte.I, Mlft 7200 Hea, W1""4
Worne1t
Jobe Me~ Wom. 7500
Atte ... leM '42-5145
Neat. ~a. I) )ft. ex}).
TILE, Ceramic 6974
• Verne. lbe Tile &Ian •
CUil. wort<. Install l ttpelrt.
No job too small. Pluter
oetch. Leald:q 1 b o w • r
repair. IMT·l.951/MS.oD
JOIS a EMPLOYMENT
Job w.n .... , Men 7000
REl'IRm Ollef B o • D ' a
mate, Royal Canadian navy
2S yn. Exper. Mwrled, aae
43. wants live Ol.llf. Seeks
work Power boats, YadlUI
001!1 rel. Write, E. C.
Petrony, RR No. l. Rolle
Bay Lunt>nburlt Co. Ncwa
ScotJa. Canada
YOUNG JamlJy man w-aenUy
in 1\t'ed ol employment &
leam 11 trade. Neat &
d('flmd11blr Native Calilor-
man &t!-2809
EXPERI ENC,-ED--M-a-n-$ee-k·
ini;: desl.i;n df'Velopme-nt I
mgmt position w/ln.,ection or
RIP plastics firm, Miibt
inv. 644-290'l 8-lOa.m
Skipper /Entin~r
Boat Maintenance. Full or
ltltOOUCTION
TRAINEES
No ezpenence necessary. 18 to 3S years. H.tgb
school graduate. U you have the aptitude we
will train you. Permanent employment' Ex·
cellent opportunity for advancement.
INTERVIEWS MON. THRU FRI.
SPS Western
2701 So. H•rbor, Santi Ana
An equ1I opportunity tmpleyer
--~ -------
e lfttine Lath•
Machinists
e Tunet Lathe
Machinists
e Midin9
Machinist
MAY CO.
South Coaat PlaH
3333 Brl1tol St .•
Costa Mew
Now lntervlewinl; for
Sportin9 Goods
Dishwashers
Busboys
Apply In person
Coco's
Famous
Hamburgers
71 F1shlon Island
Newport Beach
Salesmen a Managers
Career opporty witb leading
firm offering over 100 mu-
tual flmtls, Full or pt time
No exper n~. we ttain.
1400
SECROAIY
Sborthand UXI, ~ 60.
Good ~ty lot
alert, neat ~.
~ )'Otmg lady.
Ex.oeUent woddnc oondi-
tiol'8 eocl em}lioyee berw>
fits. Phone Psume1 De-
partmmt Jor ~
ment.
673-3130
Ari tqt.111.l Ol'POl'tUnl t;y
employer
WOMm . MEN
TELEPHONE SAL~
Permanent Part.Time
Work near bom4I in our MW
Costa Me8ll nt"Vtpllpcr
rlrcula tton Sii in f adlitlrs
Employment ol'ferMf t .,
f)rl'l!OllS 18 to 64 \\ I' Wiii
lraia you. Gu a r 1 n t ~,, d
wal?t"S & commlsslOll CALL
NOW!
Npt Bch office, 642~ LOS ANG~ TIMES
Santa Ana ott!oe, 547..s:m 1375 Sunflower Ave
IDvmon Ftnancl&J Co"1a Ma1
ACCOUNTS
PAYABLE
ClfRI
EIPEDITOR
Responllble job ffr ~
draft exempt man. Tnin-
ee position.
ASSEMBLERS
Som,, e.xperienoe Me-
t'SABry. Pel'!llllllent po»-
t>on.
MAmR
SPECIALTIES CO.
1640 Monrovia Ave.
"
part ttme. P. o. Box 100. e Drill Press
c.M. 548-3561. Operators
Job Wanted, lady 7020
Salesman
Retail experience required.
Co!DCll elienslve ~t lJr'I>
fl'l.ID.
Appl;y ln Pttaon
Employment Office
Upper Level
10..IZ & 1·3. Mon·FTI
An pqual opportunity
f"mptoyPr
===Semces.====lnc.=== 540-5151 Ext 297 ~l
Agencl .. , Women 7300
Co1ta MeSI
642.2427
An equal opportunity
employe-
CARPET Cleamniz. noor
:.tripping. W1txin.1t. Walls,
W'lndows wai;hPd. 5.11·0567
DA YWORK -Lo<·al resident
Xlnf clearung. R.esponslble
Bea<'t\ area S'2. Hr. 673-3661
Domestic Help 7035
LJVE INS
Employer pay~ rttf>
George Byll\lld Agency
100 8 E . J6lh. S.A 547~
C'hineee • ~ -French
Permament. eJq>er. Live-in
Far East Ai:cy. 642-8703
Help Wanted, Men 1200
e Tool Grinder
These oopenmi:~ arr nn
nbtbt ahffl nnrt n f t t r
lrteady em pin~ mrnt with
11. minimum 1~ hour work
week. Our rompany benP-
fitt1 lnchJde a renerout
profit sharinit plan.
J. C. CARTER CO. . I
671 W. 17th St.
Cost1 Mesa
548-3421
An equal opportunity
tmployer
75
MEN
L a r g e, expanding
chain now taking ap.
plications. No experi-
ence necessary. Age
19 · 35; have Calif.
driver's 1 i c e n s e &
know Orange County
area.
SCREENm
Careers for Secys. &
Bkpr1. in Orange Co unty
642-74M 5'16-6020
ScrPent'd PP?·sonnrl Ai;:enry
90l Dover Or., Newport Bch.
Help Wanted
Women 7400
Assistant Bookk .. per
Age 25 to 38. Experien~
m payroll, 2 years experi.
enCI' accounts receivable.
Typt 55 wpm. irood N>fer.
Statistical Typist
F' or Coo11uh1n1o: f.112i-
nrt'r?t' other in Nl'wport
BPaeh.
Phone Mr. Andrew,
675.JSSI
Counter Girl
GEMCO
Dry Cleaners
Wamer I: Brookhurst
Fountar.n Valley
Hours noon to 9 pm.
Good worlung condition~
CABINET
ASSEMBLERS
1st It 2nd Shift
Mobile Home
Experience
Excellent Opportunity
-ApplY-
EXPLORER
MOTORHOME CORP.
ences required. To $2.50 SALESLADY 4000 Campus Drive
:=:x:L 0 SO'W'\i&i! ea o a t---------_.-~S3~-Klb-=•nt~quah '.~ : __ lm:"l.s'tORE-COSTA..MESA . __ .. N•~~-~ch _
REUBEN'S
& COCO'S
COOKS
Youn9 men in·
terested in
growin9 orCJGn·
ization. Excel·
lent lftsuranc•
p I a n & profit
Please sharin9.
apply in person
betwHn 8 & 4
P.M.
1555 w.
Adams,
Costa Mesa
DISHWASHER
Mo ming
Great opportunity for am·
b1tious young man. Apply in
pm!Ol1 between 2 and 5 p.m
daily.
Snack Shop
230.5 E. CoHt Hwy.
Coron1 d•I Mar
JANITOR &
GENERAL CLEAN-UP
Service dC'J)artment. Automo-
bile experience. Neat In ap.
PM.rt.nee. Contact -Service
Manager, Bob Rogalski.
NABERS CADILLAC
2600 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mtsa
Car Wash Help
Full time or wkends.
Min age 18. apply in J>1?r90f1
LIDO CAR WASH
4R1 E. 17th Cost& Me111
PRESS
OPERATORS
Rubber experience
only. Night 1hiH.
Apply Personnel Office
U.S. DIVERS CO.
3323 W. Wuner Ave,
Santi Ana
An ~ual opportunity
employer
PRODUCTION
FOREMAN
Cabinet Shop
2nd Shift
-Apply-
EJPlORfR
MOTORHOME CORP.
4000 Campus Drive
Newport I.tact\
MARINE
CARPENTER
Experienced in construt'+
tion and finishing of ca\)..
inetrv and panels for ln.
trr ior of one -of • a • kmd
yal·hr~ PreviOl.1$ experi·
ence w1tb IOIT'le fibreglass
US('flll Send letter or ~
aume lo
Box \1 38 Daily Pilot
An rquaJ Ol)portumty
employer
DISHWASHERS
18 or OLDER
NIGHT SHlFT
/\PPL Y TN P ERSON
&·II and 34
REUBEN E. LEE
151 E. Coast Hlghw1y
Newport leach
Mr. Hurst 774-2021
EXECIITIVE Type Man •
S11rtin1t aalary to S100
monthly Increasing to S840
ltt end °' 6 months. nooo al
l'nd or first year if ability
wan-anla. lntenaive 3-yea.r
training program. Career
position with management
OfJIPOrlunity. E x c e I I e n t
retirement, group insurance
11nd hospitalization benefits.
Experience not ntce&·ary,
F'or pen;onal Interview call
541-4467
Experienced
Plumber
Earls Plumbing
1526 Newport Blvd, CM
$70 WHK
P1rt·time Eve
' to 10:30 PM. No exper nl'C·
essa.ry. Neel & dependable.
Ales 19 to 3.J. SaJ1e It M!r'·
vice. Call 547·7783. -
A job whirh will y:mw with
~ ColUlty. A locally
owned and opcrattd small
co•i><>r'lltioo, ll4'eds a man or
woman capablt> or clce.JI~
wilh bu.sin~!!& owntr11 and
civic leaden. Pos5thllitirt1
unllmitC'd lo ridtt f)PT'llOl'I P. o. Box 1m. N.B.
CARRIER BOYS
GOOD RO~
AVAILABLE
HUNTINGTON BEACH
DAILY PILOT
• 642-4321 •
INS'TAU.ER • Service-man,
i.'ttady permancm s I 4 o .
week. PrPfer 80me plum-
bing l'XJ>erienc,. E 1C tr a
commissions & benC'f1ts.
Strvisof t 506-31 st S l .
Ntwp0rt Beech 67:Hi020
to H.M.F. P O. Box 2US, No experience necessary.
Newport Beach. FUU time Days only.
25 or over. KI $.703'l local manuf1cturer has
HEAD HOSTESS
!!!!!'~Ask!!!!fo!!!r!!!i!!!M!!!r.!!P!!o!!!llod<!!!!!~!! immediate openi np for.
e BABYSITIER •
Lt hAt'kpg, for commerclal Apply Miss Huffm1n anrst Mom working'" home.
2 happy hoys under :i. Howard Johnson's Rrrs • Ml'sa vrme
$25 wk • 546-6518
2750 Harbor Blvd.
Cotta Me11
546-6592
EXPERIENCED & liet"l'ISl'd
shampoo girl for exclusivr
Salon in Fll$hion Island.
Newpor1 Beach, C a I I ---------1 644-1484 or 644-ZlSl Mon SECRET ARY thru Sat. 9 10 s.
Experienced SECRET ARY
Pennanent 20 hour 5 day Tra.inC'~ OK Full/per1 time
w e e k position available. ror law oflice. Fast. acc11-
Newport Beech, 1~12 le t~·t rate typing. ahorth&M.
Top salary. Write Box M 84 962-6912
Daily Pilot. __ W_A_ITR_a:-rru--
NEEo Part-time gui. 2 h.aJJ U.JU
days wk. Llgbt typing & grn
office work. Interview f'ri E'perienced only!
PM. Sal AM.. 1!114 Monrovia. Apply tn Person
CM SURF & SIRLOIN
DENTAL Assistant, Laguna 5930 Pie. Cat. Hwy.
area Work 4 days, paid ror Newport B11ch
5. Wed. Sat. le Sun. off. S E C R E:J'ARY-Bookkreper
Write Daily Pilot Box M-82 for dentaJ office. Requires
• Electronic
Assemblers
• Wiremen or
Women
We are an established
commercial firm with
liberal fringe benefit&.
Only people with at
least six month1 H •
perience should apply
to
P ARAMETRlCS
929 Baker StrHt
Costa Me11
549.2221
Real Estate
Sales
CHRISTIAN Woman to inteUigener. tn1traLive I.: l
babysit on Wed Ir Sun eves pleasant penonahty Drntal
in the nursery of Central exper. 'no PSsmtilll Write
S1l11man TrainH
lor Resale Office
Excellent opportunity te
earn quickly • full time Bible Church, CM 548-456'1 r/o Daily Pilot Box Mll6
p A RT-TIME Experienced e SALESWOMAN .-
Doughnut maker. A pp I y Experienced saJeswomrtn
Dolly o· Doughnut. 9148 nreded for women'& special·
BrookttUJ'!I. HB. ity shop on Lido IMIP.
OPERA TORS 6™i250 tor interview.
Spartswear. Expcrlencro BARMAIDS ...•
Steady. S80 . $140. 1580 • •. and GO GO
Monrovia, N.B 642-2666. DANCERS
--, . S300 per week w ANTED RN s !or rehrf 3 638-5483 or 633-976::
to 11 Sc 11 to 7. Apply~---------
Newport Beach
ANOTHER OPENING for
Part Time
Tr1ct Sal11
Start immediately, 3 t.o •
days per wepk, 7 to 8 hn
per day. Homes are all
romplete -quick e&sh,
f'ullc-rton area.
Daily Pilot Box M-35
I
Huntington VII 11 e Y C'on. GRANDPA needs company. FOREIGN
valescent Hosp• I 3 8 2 4 days a WC('k 8 AM lo 4, M th 100 tr! Ir Newman HB. PM. no we<'kends 2 Meals '.ON' an . . ~ et
· to fix. no ot~r work lll· 200 Job classilicetions. CouJ>. e S A L ES W 0 MAN Ex-votved IW7-Q98 IM OK. Write P.O. Box 2217,
perienced. a1tract1ve full EXPER S Orange. 92667.
timr, better l!p<lrtswear ~eno f & p B X CPLE wro ri.1aint work, •
675-2870, Mrs. J effrrs dopt>krat~~ r ront ofti<-e maid work .for motel uni.. es .,, Motor Hotel in ,...,
WA. 'llTED lady 10 hvr·m. Lai..una Beech (7H 1 494-Salary + Apt. 548.91:115
BOYS 10 . 14 room & boonf 1... ~mall 456.l M'GOO'S Need Rinky.&k
Good routes! • Good profit! ~~ 2 Chlldr('ll 9. It • INVD;TOR Dcsirrit ••· Stni:·a-long Piano P14yer
BALBOA PENINSULA . . trac-11ve 8MISlant %1 In JO Call 642-1831 for appt.
DAIL y PILOT WOMAN ov~ '21 wanted lor Single, no 4'1CP<'r1('1')C(' Nrrd-e RESTAURANT HELP e e 642-4321 e sh('('t m1131c drpl to work rd CaU 541-f!MI •PART-TL'\f'E e
mornrnJtS. Call 54()-5()9I LADY. hv!' in I to 2 month~ • 54.'>-9863 •
--FRY-COOKS . C M lo as.~isf 1n hSl'hold dullt'I &' COOK wantrd tor out ol
Nerd I cxp«. men for nPw RESPONSTBLE pf' r 1 0 n cnrP chJdm. Nrw baby 11r. ,taf P res:rn. Call ~:
rnod. coUre shoJI. D11ys needed wktlyi;, noon-8 pm, riving. :1'1-0-7265 ~11 or 5."2-4618
Must bf. fas1. reliable Xlnt ~~~~ework Beach Area. E X PER J F. NC ED
sat. Apply 2-4 p.m. . . WORKROOM help M,. I $chool .. lnstructi0ft 7600
AMIGOS RESTAURANT WOMEN earn S.'iO, 15 hours Morrison C>rapef'ies
•28 E. 17th, Costa Mesa . week as a Fullerette. Mrs. 548-20.15 FOR
---BUSBOYS___ Brown. 842-769?. NEED 2 F'ullerettPS. Caii Secretarial Trainint
Nero 2 for day shlft. Must MEDICAL Assistant b a ck earn S4 hour. we-tram. ATTEND THE
be fllst, neat. z, reliable. otrice exper. Xraya It injec-H.B. Mn.. G re e n be r g Most Modern Up-to-Date
Apply 2.4 pm itaily. tion. Salary apen. 13'7·7520 8.U-3525 BUSIN~ COIJ..EGE in the
•u1GOS RESTAURANT IMMED """nin.,.. for pt time EXPERIENCED 0 -uo"i•" Southland. The sdlool of ~ v .. -,,. """" ' ""' Programmed Learning 1Vtth
baewives. C.U collect ZlJ: wanted Balboa Bay Cub Lhe "ftnlslun" school" touch. 428 E. 17th. Costa Mrsa
Pickwick loolc Shop
Needs A~areaalve younr
man to It .;m book bu.alneM. 37'5-9976 betw 9-11 a .m Beluty Salon. 642~ .. Complete Sf'CJ'ttarial -EXP. Waitress. Apply in P«-* SERVICE Station At. Exprnrn1·r helpful but not Combination, E s t I m atllf
necc>SSarv See Maoaaer. Buyrr /, Wll.l'l'~ma.n Bru~hup -IBM Keypunch.
South Cna!'t Plaa., C.orta Start it V.00 tn S650 mo. Le-50t'I Swiss O.let. 414 N tmdant, 11111 time. day~ Start any Monday-E'renlJ'll
MCAA J(\lnll Hlllit 3rf.'9. Wat.-r C11 Nl'WJ>Orl Blvd., N.B :l001 8ris1ol ~ ~-· ckwlcs also.
84-rvi!'e Station Exp. P"'r~md. Pt! 837~ Babysitter, my home, S d~ WANTED m~ wnmt1n POLL y PRIEST
SALESMAN for aw·r week. 1 child. Hantmrton ti.byslt in my home . BUSl:-/E.t;;S cot.LEGE
FuU Un\4'. Good ulary + W11n1..n lnsneclall!l)I -R ... o"""un:.s""=~-,.,..,,V-A""'U...~ .. ""'.11'="u;'=-" Beach. ~1935 WN>kda.Y!'. ~24.1 benef\1.1. c.-..-ONLY a"-Fi,,al ~I & tn 325 N. Newport BL. N.B. --~ " BINDERY HELP MATURE Woman to btbya1t, Phone ~Cl'723 ply. nM TICE CHEVRON Clea,,uwa M9" Wf'l1:m1ntt"' ror bO)la Jl>-14 Elcptrienced ~9'.!«> my ~; 2 childnn 1 ichl -~-
zrieo Newport Blvd . C.M. b' y11rht ~. Good Profir. • No SundlY DENTAL R......,. £xptt A: 11g-e-Rel. req. 846-1181 WEST COAST
SERVICE Sta. Attrndant. Awb-IAA"? Placentia Aw. 0.-Uvtf')' 6'2-4321 matW'e• Sc.-nd~~me to Box .... 'T'r111Wo I-Bul!ines.• &hool1
FuUllme. Exptr .. over 25. Co,ra Me. POSmON-0 P E-N--fw-M-81 oAJly Pilot Jobs nMn, Wom. 7500 2117 S. Main St •• Sant. Ana
Apply Bob'a Mobl\f, Spring. KfTCHE~ HELPER • FRY qur.llfltd Real Es 11 Ir ------· ---54S-n!i6 daJe A Edinger H.B. COOK. Collrp t.tud«lt noon SaJcsman r or ~alla call Telephone Sollcftor1 PROGRAMMER t20'li Ger.ll'n Grove Bl., CC
EXPERIENCD> S er v l ct to 5 p.m 6 ~ A ~ p I y Mr Stauffer at Don V Full time worlc &om )'OW' ~of ~es: program 537.7113
S&l&n s.i~. J\l1J tJme HamblJl'irl' Htr117, 21.36 Frallklln's cifioe 6'T.l-22'l2 borne. m.mt problern1 k1" electrmk: data Huntington Beech mm
..... _________ _
Jteu. • Ranable.. to:4tOD .
s1m.-~~
-. --. llld llDiltt.-..
dleyt. A.PPl1 Ande"IOft Uldon Pl•C@ntl&, Cl:a Y -. SERVICE Station Attendant e NEID S FU 11 tr t t t e ~ by ~ V)oUn A vtolA ·~
&!nfce 1645 Adi.ml, a.ta SERVICE ~Sta. Anmlf.ID:t.. 8\D'ld'l'r*-E¥ft. 4~ at ·~ wm trah K.8 agrmns A computer Member ol Pwdlma 9'la-
.......... ~ wan-. ibowen.. 9111 ~. tw:M~t91l""'.T":'"~-:-~-----t-~l'l""i~~· M-... 9-<...,.~-TiM~08=1~~T,;-W~amtt;;;:w.,~Aw;;.:..· -=·~F~.V~.~·~....,...~~-=~::..:::..:.:.........,~l ~ ~rt: M }'l'!U'& ~ a.. 1..... S.leemeft union station. m 1aptrtor. --=---"-'---...,...-'"-..... MAKE 13 per br sellkla u a PfOl"Mlmft' Sit.Ivy tee . ~ 1--------
WANTED. We w111 tnla. CaD NB • SHOEMAN Experitnc:f'CI Jl\dlw Brulb Ill 10Ur ~ ""119 S'f(f to S912: Closirw 4!M-QJ6
Vlllqt ~ Estate CAR.PET ~IPW. Yln 1 )'1' bflttt' wom4ln'• ~. tlm-. &3711! &1'> ror t.Dlng Apnl l7th, lJFETIME Gift. O\llcoat 10
IC"'4Tl or IWM'lo.1 C U AIU .....__ STS-2S70. M~. J,ttmi REUABLE b9t7f ~ IW'f'd. .-.. . ,...___,(!.... n-nn•I IN:IOll "'-In& Sdlool 113 Del -.-LANDSCAftlNO-i' '4i.561~ F.vrt ~.... or R~blf edult tn •"" f'CS for f)1 I. Sal nlthU. <M"'~. N';;.,;.r:: uni. Mar. ci.f "~mg Mon-Wed. ~l7' bet I:~ A &:30 sun. SERVICE ctl'• lAlle M.an ''' power '"'~ earty 6'3-t217 fMod Sdlool Dlm1c1. ~ • SLVUllG •
...._ Dlpm.-T run t 1 m,. ~ A.'-' Set Ab 54179'7 ftAltT TIMI MAIO NfWl)Olr1Bhd,.0:1tta M81 DP.3JGN • PA'M'Dti'IS a.. · a • U. Owl 21 49n 8 J.M It. C.M. Wldtll el I' ...., l>tJM • 11!111 e 541-21211 e ~ SM Oat-L 0.. M.-
Ina· 5!1-'70M 1 .1:.m• RepA!Nd. Water lino cl-..
o.Mrll ...... 6612 .cl, pnpure rntored.
CALL ·•LEAKS" IC2>GS4I
Patndac, Plw:D-. c.r-a...Aamicard OR
pmry. "--f M. IMfti. PUlllBDlG
RankAaerlc8rd OfC REPADt.S REMOOEL Cd '._,. .... eo.ma
l ..
..
1•t•\;,fY'NDI M ISi fOR MERCHANDtSI POil MllCHANDISI ,01 MUCMANl>tll flOI ·--------------Pm net LIVISTOCK Pm ..... LIYISTOCIC FREE TO You FREE TO YOU I
SALi ANO TRADI SALi AND TR.ADI SALi AHO TRADE SALi AND TRAD! SALi AND TltADI
FurnJtu,. • 8000,urniture 8000 Antique. 1110Antlqua 1110'Mt..a---,-......,.---·-N00--1UN .. _. _A_BL_.E_-W_ltb_cblldren ___ but_· ·~~ ~t ;iii
-• rood ntdMlloc fir t.am.ib' ...... , .. .-aD-7112 4113
Furnttur• -Appll1nces
Color TV's -Sttr90t
AUCTION
SATURDAY 6 p.m.--SHARP!
ALWAYS A
TREMENDOUS SELECTION
OF TOP QUALITY
New & u..d Furniture & Appll1nces
WD..LlS CLARK'S e HOVll'HOU LOTS AOK e lllMANC:INe AYAIL.
COMMISSION GALLERY
STEREIO HI.Ft f.!00. Triple wilb fenctd Jard. Mtdtwn """Jn• -
c1rteMr P> L-shaped desk me mixll'd c er 111 a n PETS end LIVISTOCK m Wllnut desk $50 Dinette ~ 141.allT (/15 aw
A A 11et $25 Waterfall S2S Retl'ia, ,.,.. • '""" -._......__.. Pett-, Generel -
6 2 door l12IL O>loc TV $115 ... v~ ~ 2~ )'N. nfiaue clion -p.m. EncyclopedSu 58 vol with Bei&'e fem.ale, IP a)' e d · MM:lW PARROT
I bolMw $'50 E l m a c Gentle, otiedlent, Xlnt with ~ Ooocl.
FR INCH • SPANISH • BELGIUM ITEMS ~ ~';°1~~ ~ ~ can't ~ 5M-5T9t QYttme
Over 742 lt.em.s includlng 168 pcs. carnival s-. U VM Stereo Phooo GOi.Dl!:N 11ulfy Eutar Kit· Cats 1820
l $3S Amiquet ' Misc. 1998 tena. Male to IOOd homes. 6 & cut glass. Roll top desks, organs, P ayer P\ll'nOllll Ave, CM ..,. k • . H , e 'b r 0 k e n • Blade Smoke Persian:
pianos, band carved buffets & edergeres, .10 * AUCTION * ~ 4112 Si&mkii;.~-,•. !!~ bowfront chinas, 12 secy. desks. IO.pc. dlll· LABRADOR Rettievft' 1 yr "''" ~
ing sets, watches, tif!any-lype shades. It you will aell or buy old. Female • l"ftt with n...... .. 4 ir
aJve W1ndy a try Id ~ .._ COUNTYWIDE AUCTION Auction. Friday 7 p.m. g_~ r en . All ~ -'Tuly:;.__lny_poodles. __ AK_C_
IOI02 a.ech Blvd., Stanton Ph: 5474741 Windy's Auction Barn GENTLE ~ dalmation 7 wtca. See at Wh1'e'• Pet
( 1 block north of Ketelle) Behind "-'• Bldg. Mat'l excellent with c b 11 d re n . Shop 440 E. 111lt. CM.
Sunday Evening, April 14th, 6 p.m. 2015~ Newport. CM 646-8688 Housebroken • 5 yrs. dd. * Dobennan p In 1 c be r,
Auctioneer : Gus Anglin $$ CASH $$ 8-Q59 •115 male. U Mos. Nl&'reed.
Inspection: Saturday & Sunday 12 noon W cub tor· 2 MAQ(ERAL Tabbies, 6 ~e-e.s. $125. 646-~
EASTER SUNDAY
=:=~=====~======== / eF~twe .j AppUa.noea "".k8· old: Mother Se.aloc>Jnt SKYE T~. AKC, like 7722 A f 81 lo Tele .. 1•11on 8205 I Aatiques ./ Tools Siamtlle; bouie-tralned. To G~yfri&r 1 Bobby. Calm. nt q_u"----"· ON ITEM• or _ good homes. S«>-0093 4115 rare, $100. 213: B92-1757 SIAICHLIYI
e 1.00C !IOI
e IUY Olt .SIU. DAY
Ol Nl'TI. IJl-111J
61rden Grove Blvd.a 2 COMPLETE HOUSEFUL. TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATIOftl ~ Blk. Wnt of Beach AUCTION RENT OR BUY Call 547-6748 or mmi
Sit. nlt----6 p.m. sharpl TOP NAMES!
Blvd at ~den Grove F.&tate lots . to be sold c•L•R POOL ~TABLES New Cart 9800
Full size poster bedroom set, F $295 th
JOSS a EMPL01Ml:N I Furniture 1000 S.pc twin mahoiany.~ining TV BnmZ::ck, D:;,~sber, room set, china serv .... ..,, ta· 26 mod. Slate bed. w/ Uf~ School.Instruction 7600 --------ble w/6 cbainJ & pads, chert FURNITURE ff bl • lime par. BADGER, on chest, co l!'e ta es "' 407 S. Main, Orange 538-0.Ul sc!~'~!!". d~:!~;~~.!~Tos =~. ~a~!~!r ==~ FREE WE BUY & SELL
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3 Do D NB S h M _ _.1 secy del'ks. china cabi.nets, e Diamonds e Gold 13 ver r., . • p1nis wu terr1ne1n .__......._. A · • Old J I ALL NEW S.pc Olippendale """'""m ntique • ewe ry 646-0153 Must Sacrifice $685 set -MANY ITEMS too 1 Y--Parts & Almost anythbig. TRADES. U you need the retinemPnts numerouo; to mention! ,.._, • C. M. Jewelry & L01n
°"' am
I llOXER PUPPIES
AKC R.EGlSTERED
• 5406223 • EASTDl Sll'ltl" Poocle AJCC.
2 male&. 1'15 and sioo. ...
SC.'O'I HE AKC pus-brindle,
$.'ii) ......... *3 Uta" 5
p.m.
RUSSIAN wolf bound, 4~ mo.. bellJt. ap fem, AKC,
lbota. ffle b'lld. $.2376
PUREBRED A1:r Buen.Ji. 1
yr. fem, b&rk!HS· Gd
di9po&ition ~. 9 to 5
Al'GHAH HOUND PUP
Male: 5 mos. Beautiful, rea-
aonable: shots. 962-9919.
BOXER PUPS. AKC
~
Dally 9-L Weebnda M
TOY Ch>eolate male Poodle.
Loveable AKC. 2 mo. lJ a-rm KI &-1101
TRANSPORTATION
Ne.w Cars
0.., tl2S
GIRMAN $H~laD
PUPS
AKC "ll*sld 0.•ploo
BLOOD LINES
L a.. ULK WDaNC,.
BLtJT aet m
Top Wtnai.as Sbepbad
of all nm.
2. Q. N<IU>R.uK
of MA'ITERHORN s times Pactftc
Cout victor
Malet-Te11Wea C5 weeks)
Bladt • Tan (abots)
BRED FOR Qt:JAUTY
• TEMPEIWdENT
Pedlaree with each Pup UMD~lG-2PM
831-311115 Eva aft 6:~ PM
MIN DA<liSHUND$-
OaJ:y 2 malel left.
ARC~. $60 esch
• 9C-?689 •
OUI'STANDING G er m a n
bpberd PQpl A.KC. 4n
MapoUa. CM M&-7856
'TaANSPORTATION
9800
• to attain a top paying pos1-WAS ORIG. $1698. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE Labor 1838 Newport Blvd., C.M.
lion. we may have the an· ITEMS AS FOLLOWS: Thi.& la a fine lot ol mahoa· e 646-1141 e
swen for you. Please .in· Gorgeous 8 ft. Spanish sofa any furnituni -all .in lm· $1 M. • SO TOO MANY BRAND NEW 1968's!
quire, at your convenience. and Mat c b Ing Chair. maculate ccnd!t:ion.
Cuati>m q u 11 t t d with INSPD.:T N D • DISHWASHER
NEW HOTPOINT
SAVE $'50 Agencl .. , Men & carved wood trim. R. lO tt Friday 9 am · 9 pm 0 ep •stl
Women 7550 Seville Carnd velvet aofa, Satuntay 9 til sale time Built.in er Uled u portable.
$140 °' pmta ol -heavy Dane oak end tables Rent With
Coast ~ a~~~M!: WIUJSA. OCLAKRK's Option to .Buy
E loym ltern.ne&ll OU panelled 5211555 mp •nt bedroom IUlte with full -
AGENCY Kin& siJe bdX ipringll le
642-9611 · mattresa. Larae Spanlsb d&-COM~ON GALLERY RENT
$2.50 WEEK
1m Hamor Blvd., C.M.
Open Ul 9 p.m.
KNITTED f ABRICS
•1610 Sanla Ana Ave .• CM cor dinl.n&. room. Gold leaf 7722 w~.o•v•ston --.s~1ampa.~r--e.1'1hlill-G~tvd: -----TV--~pier• MID-
"' FOR SALE
FEE CHARGED Ina swag lamps, etc., etc. ~ Blk West of Beadl Blvd. COLOR ends'Sat. Only 8 a.m. to~ File Clerk, 18-32 .... St. SZ94 Each piece can be purchu-at the Cl\l'den Grove Frwy. p.m. 929 Baker, Costa Mesa
Factory worker •••• $1.65 hr. ed Individually. $9 MONTH MOVING back East must
Seem1tttn 2 )Tl exp. Piece Terms avaJlable WANTED FOR-CASH-sell. HOUie full of furnlture
work or • · · · $1.65 hour Newcomen to Celli. OR ON CONSIGNMENT Rental can apply to purchase including appliance• large
NCR #450 ()pr. Exp ODly S:® Credit approved Immediately Antique&-Old Piecea le ORDER BY PHONE Ir cma.1l Po)ytron!ca CB ra-
Bkpr thru TB .......... S425 R & D FURNnuRE Art Iteim-Collectiona 523-3851 dio mo. IJnear Amplllier
File Cieri<. Exp only. •• ~~ 1844 Newport Blvd., C.M. Stamps·Colns SUO. & mlJIC. 64&-7838.
Secy. SH 90, type 55· g Every night 'ti! 9 AUCTION & SHOW 10 SURFBOARDS 9'1" to
30 up .......... $100 wk. Sat & Sun 'til 6 SATURDAY, APRIL 15th 9 to 9:30 ·'I DAYS 10'8" Wanty, J 11 co b a.
Bank Tit. 2 YT'1I exp .•• $350 --------thru SUNDAY, APRIL 21st Goo:lle, Jeffery Dale &
New Acctl Clerk. Min 2 .~ O~~T, =r~~ For est:imatet Ir Info CALL: Law boys, oonaoles, portables othen $15 to S45. 154U
banking ........... ..,,,., 531 ...... 89~ NUU:. $29 95 c-"'---ood ..... .._ CJ Cl6k. lrui exp .•••• $100 wk. cushions, COit $138. sell ~; (21·lu)u 591-3338. Aak for "W • ~ DUuway ty
SH 80, type ~. To twin . beds, Heywood •
Seey. 1y ...,. H'7IC mo Wakefield map 1 e, mat-Cataloguing ends April 11th. AND UP FRIGIDAIRE •all oven & ear ""1 " .... ...,,., · tr tn tcbin A.OK
Waltreues-Day or nl~ :::: C:& ~r~a: .. ix»~ Commission Gllleries No Money Down =~ <~;:1~ ~~
•ld ~ n es hr. $465, sell $225. All In prime 7122 Carden Grove Blvd. OAC both, 3 section DIVAN $45
Nunes ~ · ......,. ... •· · · condttion. 644--0985 WESTMINSTER $1.00 per wk. bUY lease plan. Maple tlnlsbed dbl chest Kitchen Helper • • • • S'l8& mo. N ...._ TV S I Hostess. Exp. only ..• $1.75 hr. Sofa-bed, Olerry dlntng 11et. ewpo ••• r •ff DRAWERS $.15. ~m
Combo Waitressll-lostest1 coffee A end tables, chain. Musle1I Inst. 1125 20'J7 Hafbar Blvd CM 548-8511 UPHOt..S'l'DUN6 • $79.5(), 2
$1.65 hr. &tary mower. Wool rua. -.ttar red pc. (Emopee.n craftsmen) Mite OMtlon Mile. ~ GIBSON Elec. au• • Mtee.llaneow 1600 F~ est. del. pickup, 21S
hollow body; Standel Super· • • Main, HB ' ' Be r n y • ' FEE CHARGED Offl F It 8010 ArtiJt XV amplifier; both Sprinn Cle•ning! .,.,..,_.,...,...., Mgmnt trainff. To are 28. ce um ure cond 675-4504 'JI ~ $425 xlnt ' WlC -100% Eu:ropetUI halt.ANTI --Q-UE--S-te_p_tb_l_wi_'th
ButboY are 13 up •.• $1.50 hr. ~ t_st .,!'d2:._~ol!· f~· Pl1nos & Or"'lrll 1130 Dark blond with frosting. hrdwr $25: lamp tbl to
ech 2 lid w-...,., _,or.._ "'' • Short length $60. Floor match s:r>: Vel\1'5 de Milo E1ectr0nic1 T . yn. llO . 4946101 length full sklrted aqua lamp bee 22" ..,.so·. cut stste .......... SllOS mo. * PIANOS .l ORGANS * bl -·'""'" dr •• Lathe Opr. C1ul B •• $325 mo. •-I022 * Laraest ltock In so. Calif. ue "'""""'T prom ~· gllJll cruet SS: 2 bell-shape
MUI Opr. PM ahUt. l5c prem Ger ... -le * 20%-40% off-Player pianos =~1:9Ui ~~te ~ fa~ vm1~ $10; misc. 540-5098
pay+ .......... $3.43 ~ •53 Ford ~ Tm Pk.it-up, 4 1000 roU. to choose from over lklrt $18. White fake Elec stove $40; small Refrig
Fae Tnlnee. 25c br ralsehr ~; Merry T 111 er ; * Termt • Terms ·Tmna * fur i.houlder cape $10. $10: Otest of drawers $8;
days, • · • ......... $2 · L..awnmowus • 10me work· cub for your piano or trade 646-70'1.l Cot. Brk!st nook $20; Edi·
Fry Cooks. May w/eiq>. lns«>me need woric: tooll; &rand piano for new aplnet IOll crib S20; Stl'ODer $7.
$24 lhlft. dotbet; dilhes; toys; z!rt'11 Field'• Wholellle Piano Co. POOL TABLES 61'>5719 •HM' 5:30 p.m.
Hosp Orderly. Exp. $1.65 hr. ame.ll ~y t;vpe blke; 12072 Brookburat at Olapma11 .,,-1968 BRUNSWICK SURFBOARD, 9'8", Bing
Fae Tninff. 21. mamed. mlac. 2111 Santa ~. CM Garden Grove C'f14) 6J8..27'70 .,,-A1D' .,, TRIANGLE Xlnt cond, $75. Call ' aft 6 Sl.~ hr. Sat. llth t-6 ORGANS &'. PIANOS • Slatt from S369 548--6584
Fae Trainee. Service over. .PORTABLE TV' stand S?:S; Hammcod M -100 a p 1 ne t. Brunmck S329 value • · B-RA-ND--oew--4'2_x8_' -~-1 $2.19 hr. --' ONLY $239.88 I""" M Train Age 19-Offlce desk, rd.in $48; used, only $895; also u"""' table. Slate top: reg. $450.
R.Ht. Ct'· ee. $400 Frig!dairfl\ top fn:r, 1M!J> dr Baldwin, CoM, Lowrey, 100~ FINANCING aell fOf" $300. ~
25 .. • "•· ·" .... mo. $50; eJec motor, sngl phase. from $395. Lot 1 of used SECARD POOL
Walter. Knowledae ~ ~.hrlt: 2 b.p. iz;. Lots more! 1550 ara,nds. epinetl & console 323 S. Main, Orange It.al. food. • • • · .... ,., • Su......i.-( ' C M "'"" ._, '"'-1"-'. Over 21. Grave-yard ~,..,.. re&.rr • • planoa. illiM"lDiM Olea:p! 646-5542
oe '""~ + U ~88 ~ SCHMIDT·PHILLlPS CO. lhitt ....... S350 ps. •"""' N. Main, Santa Ana SPANISH CABINET-GOOD Used tarn. very Boxboy. »30 hr. wk. $1.65 hr. F ~·~-~..!} ~ R ~.'..... blt1~·. .l'NI cheap. Good bedl. 145n ~ p•m ,..,....,.U\11U • uun.; ... ~ PIANOS a ORGANS 2 door. custom made · low. ~St w----er •~ ~ .... , ~ 3198 r--Verde (Mesa suitable for lamp1 • u end __ __;_·•__;_""'_;;_uuu_•• __ m.iu.-~ ALL MAJOR BRANDS POOL T Agy Mer. lite tna exp lllrJ() mo Veordel CM. NEW A: USED table or DECORATOR able· reg. 4W :r 9',
"'-" 5• Coll tbl $20 Val t hr W"'•, 'CH'r-u A""'""'G'S PIECE Removable Marble heavy bed. balls, cues, Sales mgr trainee. ....,..ege ee ; e c • &WWI ..,.., ....... ,..... top, dark Oak with aold de-cover, rack S485. 84'1-QSJ del!'ff ........ '600 mo. new $10: plctine. TV. ml!IC, MUSIC CITY .tna Aaent•. Exp or trainees. Sat. l<M. 1612 Anngua Way, 3400 So. Bristol B\gn. Oil landscapea, various Hmwn Surlbo&rd 916"
$650 mo. Dover Shorff, NB So. Coast Plaza items too numerowi list. 708 • S50 •
Audio chKk. Jr or Sr. GARAGE SALE, ITlb, P9tlo 541).2165 lrla, Corona del Mar m.8316 fi.lll-7956
11 _,,, m aft g p.m. All day & Eve. USED :?x6"s, 20 ft. Ion". aofa Co ege • · · · · · · · __,., o. fwTutun, etc. btda, 7031 c H O n O O R G A "' "-,. "' '' "' wkendl. S25, laundry tubl. etc. Sesitn Eng. Audo M Brut Sall&. H.B. 842-8700 AMPUFlER LIKE NEW! -
Electron ....... $1000 mo. GARAGE Sale, Thura. thru MAKE OFTER. ~ WASHER ' dryer, S50 64&-3750
u-ny ottMr Hstln1t 758 w .,.,. .. S C Refrlg. $50. 2 End tables, -========== l9M Sat. . """' t., oets SPINET PIANO "ESrEY" sso pr. ·., WhltA tuft--' Ml·-. Wint~ Come ln and l'fllater M ol1 Pl ti Bluff ..,.,., ,. "' ""' "" -Hrs. 8 am to 5 pm Mon.Fri. eta, a~ a. Mabongay. Fast . .,....... chairs, S60 pr. Olina clotet,
644--0i06 after S pm. small •"er. C 1otbe1 . WANTED Aptllanc" 1100 FSl'EY SPINET varloua 1b;es. 644-1564
MERCHANDISE llOR RE'FRJGERATOR Walnut with benc h. Coet PIA.NO Upright -blond,
SALE AND TllADI NEW HOTPOINT lllOO. $.150. 1998 Pomona. CM SllO. Portable typewriter. F I .... a-If
Furniture IOOO
SPANISH
From Mft. Showroom
SAMPLIS
Uvin& Roam Set -1 ONLY.
Oak woodo-tumed arms. Jtes,
$349 -NOW $199!
S Pc Dinette Set -1 ONLY.
OaJi-top ~on viten. ta.
ble w/4 Wl'Olllht iraa c:hall't,
bldor~.$1!9.95
BE.dlwm ll!t. 5 pc -°"11 t
(floor .... ) • Llsbt oak.
R'S •.• -!fOW mt.t&.
s10<S ON HAM> ONLY
Lar&e 2-Dr Au-. Defrost PIANO. SOHM.ER A r t la t S25. A.wk for M a r 1 en e urn tur~ lnc.t
$199 CASH Qnnd. Like new! Cost $1500 ~ or 5&-'1231 Color TV'~tenot
OR • ~ '900. 64H8l5 GENUINE Meyer1 Manx. -TOOLS -
Make Payments ol $2 Week • HAMMOND Chord Orpn Body • S*J1a. NeYer uled, 531-1212 • 8"-0555
1l7T Hartlor Bt'fd., C.M. CWalmt) ADULT OWNED C.U 646-8a (Ask for Art)
Open t11 9 p.m. ht Pty $300 call 54&-«l'J9 p L A T IN u M dJamood FURNITURE Stseo comp
RENT OR IUY m &mood 0rpn enppment ,q appral.sed households. Will pey cab
N.., automatic wubtr w1ttl Lelllie speakers Sl.250. Unuea.al pJd wedd1ng 5'.1-7666 538-Mll le-DD.
$2 Week Excel C'Ofld. m3llOS band, Mt with 22 carnet.. "gt°~ ~;Yr Ww'lftia Spinet ptano. run Beet oner. 64t--07l.1 Eves. FREE TO YOU
•-9••1 -1"•1 ~. Uke new. St..00 ur 20 Gal aquarium CIOlllplete. ,_.., • ._ • .,..,. .,. belt offer 815-29'73 Flah, Setcapb\g fl l te r • MALE Tmiel', . 1~ yr1,
NEW OAS oaru-p11mp. exJWnalve coiol' rrow bouYt>mk".n. Uhl eblldren. WAS Slit PRIVATE Party wantl to lllb. t $20. • • • 893shot:.,:Bemg bUllferrtd4J~
2 Left et $149 Cllh llill1 plane for calb. 54.1-93.15 -,,.. ... , 1 .w
OR 1t1eft 1205 SU R J' B 0 A R D 8 10'2" 3 l.OV ABLE. llDll1 mJeil .. _._ of •1 '" Wk. Telev MO)'.er 10· 4" RmM:D. xlnt Doxie • ~ n ,.i. 7 r~:::t:,, Bl~~... SCRAM LETS eooii •• Jlllt .... •Med by weelm. 841-1117 •IU Ope tll I .. m. • Wind 4 Sea: lal a. Nl-lZS SMALL Blact ......,, about
KIRBY l1IC!llUID dee.lier and 8 1nOrd.ha okl. .......... ·~~ =. ANSWERS attuhnlents. ~ ssuo 54YX>n •112
COllPf!ftorle 6 A'fOC.: GUr. or 1111all ~ Qoedtt CUI'E little tu P111PP7, ~Ba-
540-t• Pnlt -J1uM -Vital -o.pt. KE~-Anahe.bn. let\JI it ~ ,_ Tmit!r. r.-Pumftvre UPIUG1"' Jhenr, 22 OJ. ft. 9ldlfr-Bua< PRIVATE Pll.L Dlif WANTED &U.'1l40 w
1>117 ffmi :~ JOftt ..S. U . ---.... ~-;,.,t. = :: 1--Bda 10,000 C'l. M [ N. IA TU a S ,_. e e AIL I .... a ...... ._ tD •' IRJCK PfUV:.n.. aJ.MD Pldlcreed. • ..... ~
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---· HuiMiCRf".-.rl.'lTIT'; --( -:-,,.-...... .-----eo-.-w fTa.Glll Gii ITOY!J llG M,. IClllN ANTlQOE ~.,.. suo. FREE To ;a ...._ 8ld ...,. lid: Nii isl .. AP .._ SDa ,_.., ..,......., ~ tlfe ,_..,Sloe. • White .._ ,., '
el ,. ........ .,_ ... 1 ao.-. 1rn ...,_. IW.. CM. ~ MH77l w
• • B D a, CM 0,-tU 9 ,_,... TENr .trdtr Ex«l. cond. ADORABLE .._ 9 ~ ~ ....... il'tllli 6. !!!"~ If 10 ~ 21"' eob TV. b mo. o.t rm. 1134 Sant. Jlomet call .-ua W
wN _. 911; fllll ..... t.On:SUT. chest of t'ltllent. Walmd cab fa et . Aal An .. CM ~~I ...... ,1~tatt•~•~m.!!]..-!J~=:.!J*~·~·~ ... ~-.~-~-~&!,!am~lrr~U'~. UHF. llW ant-Jm. llINK C. w• • Ilea ~ ~ 41D II ._ of&r . ....._ .r;-. Mt-C3I *'--m. c;.-m.-Kl'JTEN.1 u... 41D
Yl~ally 1Y1rJ ..... •• 111or •..tHhnl 11 ••• fr-. E_,
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SAMPLE SELL-OFF SAVINGS! -
1968 OLDS 98
4 door Town sed•n. air cond., •utom•tic
trensmission, power br•k.s, power deerin91
deluxe r•dio with rear sHt sp .. ker, hHter,
white sidew•ll tires, tinted glus etc. St. No.
31 t. Specially priced this WHkend et
FULL PRICI
1968 CUTLASS
Sport Coupe. Deluxe radio, power steering,
tint. 9l•u •nd windshi~ld, fully sync • .tend.
tr•ns., delu•e se•t beltt front & , .. ,, deluxe
interior equip .. etc. Stock 4'23.
FUU PRICI
6388 Mo. for u Mo.
with 1/1 Cnh or
Trade Down.
While They Last·· 48 More At Similar Discounts
USED CAR SPECIALS ·
'60 CORVAIR '295 ~'!~~~~ !r,'a,_!'lfl~~?n $1895 Radio and Ilea'-<, auto"lltl(. (LLA J70)
...... l•cletv air,,.,..... Nd!. (NYMM7)
'61 CADILLAC '1095 '66 CHEVROLET '1995 CPt'.. 0£ Vlllf. l'ull _, •lld air, '°"'
milt .... OM -r. (LMH 475) lmpea. s-r '-'·~--·wt. 111111c. -~ (ltQI.. "ll
:~.~~·~:M~~.MANS '1195 '66 CHEVROLET Impala '2095 4 Door ....,._ Y··I. r..Slo, lwnr, -bat nlct. ((t(HZ "5) ... ,,,., aulolnalle, lllc1llwy •Ir ......
ll>Up. lllPll 6101
'62 PONTIA~ 51195 '66 CHEVROLET Impala GRAND PRIX. J D•. Hie, It, H, AT .• "'''
'doj)f hll'Clll)p. ltadlO, llffft<'. •Utomatk. '2195 P/8. 1 owner. 11111,,..., llHH un _, sl--IKtllry air. lt .. I al!erp.
(SOL OOPl
'65 VOLKSWAGEN s1395 '65 PONTIAC '2195. 1t..i1o Md,,..., re11 "'« ur.
(HG80nl lterdllif ' ...., ~. UH. auto. !refit., P.S., P.1,. flldorY air.
'64 PL YM. hfvecleN '1495 :~~~~~~~~~!~ '2195 4 or. 111411o. ~.,.,.. 1u1omet1c.
PS. tKt. air. IOTU e10)
..... l8Cfllry •Ir. (Jt)( .. ,
'64 OLDS JEm AR •1495 :~~2.~~~~!:!'-'2195 'door, ............ eutomellc. _, ....,.,... l9clwy AIR.
-· menn.. ""'· ......... ~....., air. I.ow ......... l .. ._. (NNlt NS)
'64 OLDS 1198" '.1595 '65 OLDS 98 ·' ,._ ~ AM-'M ndlt, .........,., '2295 _...,...,_.., ..... _...., • Dr. ltMll. ,__, MllilllNlllc. 1111 ..... -.....,.._ __.., Allt. (OWD tlJ) a.*..., <NMC•m
'65 CHEVROLET '1795 '66 OLDS CUTLASS '2295 Malibu t .... ~ lredlo ........ ..,,.. CUITOM SUl'HML It ... ._.., -..
meflc. -Jl••lllt. Mel Jllerp, IOTV ml nwtk. -~ (lllU 1'11 •
'65 PONTIAC LE MANS '1895 '66 OLDS CUTLASS '2495 ' ..... ~ ...... -...... aulemetle:. t 0.. ...,,. -....... --· ~ v ... T ~. (PIY »•) -.._,_ -....... fllc1lfY. lt9'I *"'· csi.w Jal •
'65 MllCUIY 11895 ''6 OLDS DILTA '2595 ....... Cir/: ii ..... UH. A.T. I'.&.. ft.I. ~~ '-t ':::; ~-=--=·· .. , .. hlt ..... (l'tX.ul
~ •. ~~~~.· '1995 ~.!~~----....... •'-"'9. L.• -· 1"8 f'llll;rl. 119!"' .::--* ..._ CIVM •> CTU .. l I t9 4 -""" '2995
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TRANSPORTATION TilNSl'OITATION DAil V flll.Dr M ::
TWlll'OltlTION ..
-NABERS 1968 CADIUACS NOW ON DISPLAY
Av•U.bl. for Demondr•tion •nd O.hnry
t;ADILLAC!)S
N·O. I SA14ESMAN!
--OVER 60 QUALITY CADILLACS TO SELECT FROM--
'66 CAD ILLAC
$3895
'65 RAMBLER .
Clank 710 hot,.., -Pt TM• CM11\tan<1lne tamlty •utomoblle II flllly e®IPPf<I Wllll VI ......... radio and heei.T, Wlll19 llelt •Ill llrtt, bucket lfflS PM
mudl more. A. t llmtrl1111 Whit• exi.rlor wnh IUll
vlnyl lllt•rlof. 'tltls It '""'~ an Ollltlandlns vakle.
$1095
'64 CADILLAC
Coupe DeVll le -''nv • thlmmerln• sltwr merlor wnh the ~~ rool. lMt thowl>lece Is eciulpped
M hlralfy wlltl faclorv ••r conoltlonlrtt •nd hat all Ille knltury ..,...., lurur.. lndlldl09 -ven1.--lnM!rek ... wlnoow1 encl Ille AM-FM rtdlo. Drive
"''• -l'IOmt -1 $1995
'64 CADILLAC
'63 CADILLAC
IMte't -II\ e mllllonl A b,..lhllllclft9 .. ,_,.
Gold Ca1111e OtVllle ''"'" IUll ~•Iller Interior. F11<· tary ak.. conc:llllooll1$. F'vll powu Jncl4;C!lne "'" ,...,, --1 a. • llOll Of other deluxe extrtt. S!IOWl eicctf-le!lt cart bY 111 Prevlo111 owner. Ya11 allouldn't mlu
"'" -· $1495
OTHER SPECW YAWES
'65 OLDSMOBILE
ti H•lllley Setle11
'61 CADILLAC
Co.11• OeVille
'63 CORVmE
Fu tbu k
167 CADILLAC
Secfu OeVlll•
'62 LINCOLN
Contine .. tel
'63 CADILLAC
DeVille Convertlbl•
'63 LINCOLN
Ce11tf11e11tel
'65 FORD
LTD
'65 CADILLAC
DtVllle Convertible
'67 MERCURY
Couger
'66 CADILLAC
Seclen DeVille
'62 CADILLAC I
Coup• OaVllle
'66 MUSTANG
Coup•
'65 CADILLAC
S-4111 o.vm.
'64 CADILLAC
'66 CADILLAC
lr•u9he111
'67 LINCOLN
Continentel
'66 BUICK
Riviere
'67 CADILLAC
Fl .. twoetl
'64 LINCOLN
Conttnentel. Sky blue a11llldt Wllll rnetdllllf ~ IUJI ltet~ llllllTkw. This __ , •ufonloblle hit tit o1
Iha IM>Wlr tu""'-s lllal '!\<Ike drlY1119 • "'"'"""" ••-l•nce •M ol cour~ ~s fectorv elr condltklll-
IM. Tltll luxury lllece ellowa m.tkulOUll are bY 111 lllr"IMt OWl\tt.
$1895
'57 CADILLAC
Hvdlolt -"· Thi> 111per1> eulamoblle "'°"'' •-• hll•lv IM tlnut Of ore bv lb .rtvlOu' ownen. Fllllv
e<IUI-wllll •II Illa POMr tc!vlPmant tor ~
CDmtorl l~udlM Ille ,.,...., • wav ... ,. Strlkll\I 111-'-grttn wflll hnmon111,.. lni.ricw. Trutv • -derlvl bUY II !hit loW, low price.
$495
'64 FORD XL
Abaolut9ly ~with automallc tu~mlulofl. DOwtr 1'9erlno. VI -IM, rldlo 1110 hell•, l>llCMI Mtlt,
•le. This INiy --.. elllomobll• lltS 111rnnwr111e
V-410w tl'ltrlor willl Ille blacli vln\'I i.. Oon'I w•"
too lone on !!Ila -t>e<evse cara lhi• t>uuliM wlll not lu l lon9.
$1295
'62 CADILLAC
Herdh» s..,.n, Tiiis PoPUlar model Ml ell tllt oan-Wfll~t Item• Jl'Cludlna -· ' wev -1. -ventt. electrlc ...-.. GoddeM POld ••ltrlor wllll !he ""i"'IU Mddll IMll!er & l•pntry l11llrlot, Tilll C9' ,, •blolulwlY orltlN I '"'.._ •M out. You WM! llotllll '° -11111 -IO tlellew how CIUll1lfldlna ~ VIM la.
$895
'65 MUST'ANG
H~ coupe, l'lnlshed In •. brlthl ""'1•111c blu. color wllh matellln11 bucllot •eat tmerlor. S-1•1 wb•ls wltb wide • .ov&J .Jk;a.,. FOi' YOUI "*"'11 ll
hea Ille Mvnlt sltreo !>Id(. Rl<llo •nd """'· flnl9d Glass ind dllal exhevtls. Tlllt sPOny t ncl vount car
11 wltllollt • doubt -of the best l>Un vou wlll !Mitt.
$1495
SALES DEflARTMINT Ofl!N l :JO A.M. t. t fl.M. Mon. ttm1 Prl. -t A.M. t. 6 flM. lat. & Sun.
NABERS
2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 5'40-9100
9000 loat Mlilnt.nanc. 9033 Trucks PETS and LIVESTOCK I Boets a Yachts
Dogs 1825 , MUST IE SOLD!
9520 C1mpers 9520 tmported Autoe 9600 tmported Autos
MG
9600 Imported Autos
AI«; Re(. Min. Poodle pup-35' u-11.a.-y t. ·'-I ptee. 5 Wk&. 1 Qial black, 1 • ......., aw --... · Immaculate condition. Qwn.. Partl-p>odle, 1 Qempagne. •-·--..._ Y ,,.____. $1M. tt. Can be leet1 at 6681 er ..,.. • ._ -te. ou .. ..,..... ..
9010
Sutton Ave. WelCmJnster. We aubmtt all otters.
'Mother I: Father are al FRITZ A AVERY
"Tftidenoe. 897-90!{; ~ St, N.B. 615-0«2
BOW About an EASTEtt -==o=r=~=39l=6=Ev=ts=.== -~x.;~ quali~ S.flboatt ~ ~~~----~~~
YACHT MaJntemcce A
repair at 10UT dock.. b ·
pede11ced. Real. 5'&-180'1
Boat $tip Moorl"' 9036
&"I.IPS avail&ble, Newport
Beech, Seil boats only.
Well matnta.IDed. Space ava.B
hm 25' to 115'. &U-5735
•USED
TRUCK & CAMPER CLEARANCE
SALE
'QI Ford 4 spd. " ton camper
equi pt. duplex tlrea • low
'65 "Drea.mtt" 10W on % T
63 Chev. aean $220 or trade
for late model truck. or Ila
W'aion w/4 sp. 642-5223
'65 V.W. Camper w/caban&.
Xlnt c:tlDd. New reblt eng.
W/(UM. Nf!W tires. $1800.
Private party. 962--0738
CALIF Olmper b' Ranchero
or El Camtno. Icebox. bed I:
cabinet. ~9 $1.50 PER FOOT ALDEN 40' YAWL
Excellent racing record. Hor... 8830 -*'-..__ R t Up to 40' * 842-7528
DEMONSTRATOR
1967 &MC %-TON mileage -with new open Imported Autot
road chassis mount. kitchen ---------
9600
Good ,;nualng uuoat. ecen • Camper Cruiaer Pickup truck BEG. QUARTER HORSES: 1y refitted A: redecorated. 40' SLIP avllilable until July Automatlc tran8lnJu!on, ra-'Topld!nyearilnghalt-~~..2.!.1'~ ~ !~~~~um baa~ ~.Ji;,~!;. a month. ?io andb heaterd • J>Olo'lbe,:_eteer· It f, "'' WUU""1,. o1•• IJli, eavy Ut;y nJ """•
& toUet facilities • beautiful
family outfit. Priced for Im·
mediate sale.
vS3485 old celding, top pleasure I: aalh. S. S. riafna. 10 wind\-$3195 ptrtormance protpect: xlnt. es, new enslne. Condltion 801t-Yacht
1itood mare. bred to AQHA like new. Must aacrilice! Charters 9039 -• -
<hamp. aenUe to dde. Pric-$17.SOO. By owner. 64.Z-4235 -----STANSBURY ·65 Oi!V. auto, trans., VII. aJr
ed from SSOO. Mu.st eeU, or 673-S78S____ (Al 2 j SLOOP cond. with new open road 8
642-0981 days ar 540-9525 TRADE 'I BUICK ft. dlx. side dinette camper.
• Spot Cub for Imports
We pay more for any import
regardlesa al yur, make
or condition. Try ur. before
you sell. ELMORE
MOTORS, 9625 G a rd t n
Grove Blvd JE 7-6630
AUSTIN HEALEY
.. 2100 HARBOR BLVD Fantastic value. Economy eves. BRIG, Square-Rig. l2'. .... for experienced sailors • 1960 Austin Jttaley 3CXXl
c;or..oEN Palamino, J years Saia, 4 cylinder e111. $4200. SIMpt 6 * 842·7528 COST A MESA 646-9022 priced. Rdstr o·drive & w 1 re
"2:50; Qua.rttt bor'u, 14 yrs Sale or Trade. (213) 2~2623 9200 '67 Ford " Ton, like new. 10 vS2985 Ml~a. Red w/black ln-
-$150. Gentle, good riden. ~ (213) GR 2-3142 Eves. Mobile HOfMI P1y tires. r /h, defro&ttt. terlor full prlce $995.00.
847-4377 CATAMARAN 14' P !per , ;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;; 250 Ranger. Auto .. Au.x. gas -• -$25.00 delivtts on approvPd
TRANSPORTATION built by J. Ward Grant. $79tS.OO tank. w/heavy duty bettery e Telt'ICOpe Special e credit can "'° seen at 901 E.
Alum mut, trir, $495. N 2,. Wld &. wiring for camper. $200. '63 G.M.C. % ton P.U. Cu11-1st St .. Santa Ana or call
... ts & Y1cht1 9000 673-8701 ew .. e (IX' my equtty & take tom. low mllee1e with 8' 542·8801 Dir.
SNOWBIRD Fiber glus No. T'wo Bath *Two a.drm o·pe~t.a or will take TV Al115kan camper. Excellent 1963 Austin Hta.lty Sprite.
LOCAL NEWPORT BOATS 432. 2 leU o( sa.il.s, trlr. BEACH TRLR. SUPPLY or ~. din rm 1et. cond1t1on MU!t att. BeauutuJ nu yeUow pa.mt .
33' Rhodes Sloop #15 $3100. Good cond. $425. 642--0117 19261 8eacb Blvd. 8.JH682 1 ~s2445 " cherry intenor • runa like 24' Dletiel CNa Sip •• S4400. or 642-30> Huntinatoo Beach ~9812 '57 PJCXUP. Hemi motor. Jr" nP'W. Full price only $995.00
:u' Ca.JM F/G Slp •.. $4950/. HOURLT RENTALS an•"'"""""""""'.__. Excel De Soto '68 llc, smog dev, -• -~OOlt ~v~.~ ~E. 28' Peanco Commander F G 00 19, * oirftA•v•,...,• ""' 0""" mtrron, RAH. SlOO or ofter. • 0 . u~ ....... , "" ""'~" ... ""' S56(X) * RH E.5 • cood. furn, awnin&. storage Call em .,..,. ...,,9 63 Oiev. H • camper equ1pt. lJt St.. Santa An. or call Soot» ••••· ...... •• .• • . F'11n Zone eo.t Co., Balboe aMd. SM-7.al Adult Park. .,.,.-....., • Split nms • larst tires with 5.f.H1801 Dir ~~.~.~ $6600. LIDO 14, ftnfst cond. ~ 12' x 55' LOVD.Y 1 bdrm, ;~~~~!ira=: st;nctu:i p~ cam~tl · -1959--A-ust_ln_H_ea.l_~-l-oo.6-
' Trojan Expresa V-8 $2700. ble. Saill. coven, tra . ~tio cov, llldrta, &trge, AM IF M rad . $ l 2 0 0 . sl e net : ..... monoma c $795. Mechanically top TI'Wo) 27' On1I Connie's $1.00>. 64+-0329 Furn r#' unturn. 6*-2132 roilet. Thi~ pa ..... ge Is like shape. * S4!H.556
......:n 33• ..,...,...,.,..,.., SLOOP 545-51(17 new • must ~ee to appreciate ~?"~· ~. w'.~: $3100 (~lS73-5 0 0 4 ; '52 Road.muter 8'x30'. Xlnt '65 FORD Econollne, 6 cyl., t ~s" •5 DATSUN 51' Aldm Schoocwr • needs _<::E'f~et;.;...>_*-M___._8843,,,,_~,......,.~ ~.~% ~ S1400. stand. lhifl; Sl(l;(): good Jr" , ...
work, make olftt! 25' EXCALIBUR. otlu! 1 or coocltlon. ~ Eve/wk. • '67 O.tsun. P/S, radJo "
1'fU'l"1: I: AVERY a kind. tn N'pt. %1.3: 79J..7480 BICYCLES 9225 . encl. CAMPER VANS m!m>n. $49 dell, .-ime
m3Llt St., N.B. m-0442 713: 6814>8 ---------64 lnternadan&J Scout. Mlllt '62 Ford c•mP« van . com-cootnct bel Can ftn p'f1 ~Eves. 10 SPED> 27'' Ma n •• aee to Appr9clate! Many plete camper peicllqe $1095 pey. Dir. 49f-9'771
BEAtTI'. 32• Spt. Fisher POW9r Crvften 9020 ~.~W9Good cm-~! ~ ~·~ilaon, CM '63 vw camper bu9<amper '65 Detam eedan. tpOtle&I
tqtdpptd tor long dist. b 1 Interior · ·· ·· · • •• .. •• • $1295 $C dell. wumt coatnct Abcore and Ma r 1111 35~,~-t~•-~ •con:_ T II T I .. ,.25 l96J OIBV PU, 6 eyt.. I' YOU MUST SEE bet. Can ftn pvt pty. Dlr. ~ nybr!dae Cua lTkt. "'.....,.• JlllJ ............ r• er, rave ~ be d . rad Io. he 1 t er . mESE t:SED CAMPER 494-9T71
-·•-. Very clean L.B. New can•111 end. for aner overdr1n. S625 lwbolenle PACKAGES "'~ d~k .... ., •mhol .. radio 11' SCAOABOUI', &lpa. 4: p_.--). """""-"""" art,.r 6 PM ·66 Oattun ••-. Air. one u--'-a Ga-.,, 14 Slip 304 "" ' '"" ~.. • · n""' ~·•• • They are all ace...cona1 --· IQJllID """...., n ..-..10..r -~-•786 ev•a -·1p. w I atovf, •Ink. lee-""' owner. $46 dell. a11mue Own-aboard Sat. ""'d Sun. ~· ""'" · .,,.., · "'t"' • "'-ades weloome .... "'' 0 box Ir: 1lde att.schable tent. R t' V hf I 9515 '' contract bal. Can fin pvt u· GLA!PAR CITATION '64 Se11r11.l't':r ~an I I: , Uaed once! 962-6851 ec,.. n e c " • 5 yr. hilnl< ftnallC~ pty. Dlr. 494-9711
15 hp JohDllDn. c:oml. cover-UO~ ~ce~17:-1· 1968 _ 13• Northwest Coecb. GOLF Cart. llceneed for SANTA ANA 531-i650 ;:::.=======-
tnaer, t'IDlllpMI spdmeter. -=======::::-Self eontalned, aleepa '-areet Ille, 1350 Eve 1 l30 S. HARIOl ILVD. FERRARI
::::. ~ at Newport S.e11d S1d IMtl 9030 New cond. UMd 1"' than 83A-32S2, or days 64&-«rlS TRANSPOITDS
anus o-.tt. dcd>le 15' P"IBmGLMB boat. 35 bp 15• 5IXI ;:· :!'31~ C•"'J!!!? 9520 IUSES.CAW!IS ~ .., s,.; radio. Evtnrude. elec.: trlr. I: ex-cabana. • txtru. $6.W. 2800 •68 CHEVY CUltom flPCXU ·39 vw 9 p•• dllDe Bus
.... o'hmil. ~ fell· traa.. SSfJO. 54M1'4 rrucu Ln, CM. 540-1ST4 Van (S\JMMDt IS HERE). IUN'OOf. r..tlo
lblt sacrifkie. $ 2 2 0 0 . i'6'°.~abcJftr97 C'Antur7 R.e-Ercellent fm' IW1lnl A 'S7 VW 9 pua
Mt-Ga ~ llX'W, JUST REFINISHED. TraJten, Utltlty 9450 bftch. aldlns A mowita.lm ·e Deluxe Bus•,.. 0) ~ a.Q emu. $1&. 142-21'16 LooQ and rtdet creat, at '63 Deluxe Bus t ,.. ......._a BP Jom.m, boet · Sid "°9t. 1S RP MtmJr7 A1L fl.eel trailer, m bed. nlte lilll lleetdna on a Se~ • '* ,.. t ti .... ta Iv-1:dlosd. ii:tnt cond.· .. to .mas ttr; ~ Ucenle. ~ =-l~ In. Qlfte. SU--,:Tr ...":n UttiiiY Trll .... 6x10 d n maJ•.-r A.~ 101"
flilli ... ,. "'0.0-,..._._..__ -Cd: m610 .... ~ t.611 ... -antr ' • llO. '-1111. 1-il .,. ........ •ltrlr~ I:ic-1'======== JD -~ DlllJ * -wtrtaca. _,, t.n oeL mad.. -. .w:m. Trucb tSOO w ti e di 'ti 5:30 -..mi e._ .,., ~ m.«4' or IQ f,.>T'llt Ev e • . '\
$'!'GLAISPAll Otsdcll lelt Tr.altrt 9032 !..., "°':,,~::: a-1121 '71-
S-BP ~•baa, o1ta ... foot bast craJltr Bca:nd =~~at -_, .... .,, Oln7 tL tan a: lD~' ~3 .:... 1190 .. T SI ....,. _.. __, 1Untrclp C:SIDI*'. pwr atttr "".._. .. aivo. ~AMlllA
Xblt ~ t&a27 ""'tllnikln aid•. ~ -~ a.tv ~ Tea P.U. a llrb, p, bided With JOIN Iha ~ • a.
"'111>: 11' r'' • r 1 1 I • • ., *"' • ~-SPM • ~ $315. an llalla1 mu. Lall ""· '5lOO • DAILY PILOT WART AIJll ~ Id.. NHm alt I ~~ ~. Huntmp,n ti -. cier. • .,..... I0'6l7I
,
' '
'· '
Fmvl Late 1Al90 Cpe
'J't)p coftd tbnlout. Tool
ldt. bandblr. etc. s+t-Tlti
FIAT
FIAT O,EL
---------MGB 1965 -Must eeU! 1.966 Flat 60ID Sedan. Looks Goin& ro N.Y. Xlnt cond.
and NM Ulce neiw. The bHt Wire wheels, M H. $1695. or
Buie Tramportation In the olfer. 833-1234 Ext. ~ er
w<rtd today for only $1695.00. 67S-3846
$25.00 delivers on approved ========:.. PORSCHE credit. ean be 1een at 901 O,EL
E. lat Santa Ana. Calll---------542-8801 Dir
JAGUAR
'67 JAGUAR XKE
Coupe. Uke brand
Olrome wire wheels.
new.
$4695
STANSBURY
'60 OPR
4 Door secnn. 36.00> miles.
radio and healer.
$595
STANSBURY
BUICK
Portche -Show Plecel
1963, concord OD!. O eanllt
car yo1.1 could ba7! flS.4008
LA TE 'fi6 Red Pcncbe 911. 5
tpd. 5 lnltr\lmct panel, Ice
ll&'h tw. 8.18-2288
'65 Poncbe, white w/extr.,
orig owner, ac oand $.WXJ.
S2!Hi71.8 after 5 p.m.
SIMCA
1986 Sime& ' door belMatti red paint job -cm '-
1100> m1lel 00 6Jll i.ctbr7
warre.n~ • fUll price Otb
$895.00. $25.00 ~ CID
approved credit can be ._
at 901 E. lat St., 9lnta W
of call M2-8lm Dir
BUICK 2100 HARBOR ILVD •
2100 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 646-9022
JOIN tbe ~ ID $1
DAILY PILOT WANT ADii
6'2·5671
COSTA MESA 646-9022 Imported 4utos 96001mported Autoe
KARMANN GHIA
'63 KAJtMANN Ghia 1500 S
Xlot cood. S10!l5. Cor of E.
18th I: WestmJnatw, C.M.
646-9U6
MERCEDES BINZ
Ur 111'J•' lou11'y ·
L .11 qt· st <.,.·le'• Ir rn
N"V• X. U•,r d
f.' .. r (··d0 ·-. Br Ill
Jim Sk·mons Imps.
l/•.or n •.• & M.1111 St
S,mt , An.i S-16 41 1 ·i
lI Mercedes 190-8L Rdlttr.
Xlnt mtchanlcally. Needl
Interior work. $M dl'l1.
asaume coo tnlct bal. can
fin pvt pty 494-9771
EARLY '68 Mercede9 D>
AMll'M. VlfW. pwr. ltett 6
traJM. m-no 648-MlO eve
MG
The toughest challenge
the other imports
ever had to face.
The Mini-Brule.
Buick's
Opel Kadett.
6eneral Moton' lowest pric.d
Luxury Sport Coupe •
STANSBURY BUICK
IUICI MHAI IPIL IMO TllCll
2i4 I. 17"' IT. COSTA MISA MlnM .
'
I
.
TUNSPORTATION -TIANIPOITATION -TIANSPOltTATION -TRANSPOITATION -TUNSPOnATION -TRANS~TATION -
YOU CAN BE SURE WITH AN OK USED CAR FROM
.CONNELL · CHEVROLET
'61 RAMBLER '63 CHEVROLET S1115 'L1 NOVA S.S. 'II IMPALA
4 Door Station Wagon. R~lo, he1ter, auiomatic Bucbt ...... radio. hN+er, eutomatlc tr1nsml•
1ion.
Sport Coupe. Automatic, ,.._.r ttHrlnt, ..-d'-':"
heater, foldory 1lr. Tropiul turquoi.. with
matchlne Interior.
'56 DODGE Y2· TON '63 PONTIAC $1295 '63 JEEP $1495 '64 CHEVROLET
c;,_d ,,Ix HT. CjM. Auto., lllrH, power st ......
Mlti11 sJtver wltll blue Yl"JI trhft. ei...
Pickup with umper. 4 wheel drive, wern huM,
complete.
YJ ton pickup. I' ftMtskle, VI, IUfomltic, rid _
heater, cwtoftt cab. -:=
'65 MALIBU S.S.
COPt. VI, ovto., ,S, radio, ltecrter. TohlticM turq.
'62 CHEV Y2-TON
$2695
Sport coupe. VI, automatic, power 1tMrlnt,
radio, hHter, new ur warranty and vinyl In-
terior.
'65 MERCURY
'64 EL CAMINO '64 CHEVROLET
let Air t pa11. S.W. VI, eutometic, PS, foctory tlir
'61 MUSTANG
Plckup truck. I foot FIHtslde beef, 6 cylinder en-
9lne, 3 apMd tr1na.
Montcl1lr hardtop coupe. VI, 1utom1tlc, power
tlHrin9, rldio, helter, low milHge, ermine
white with blue Interior.
Non 1t1tlon w-,on. VI, powet' tteerint, rldlo,
M•tor, 1ut0m1tic. A r .. t h1f'Cl, to fincf compKt
wagon. Ermine white with blue trim.
Hardtop Coupe. VI, autom1ttc,
Country Sodan VI, awtomattc, fldory air, pow·
er steorint, ra.llo, hoeter. Powder ttlu. w/blue
vinyl Interior.
'63 MG
'62~11EVROCET1/2 TON.$895
r p1c1r., Flffhlde. ' cyffNor, ltd. .,..,......_
'66 CHEV. SPT. VAN
'65 MUSTANG '69 KARMANN GHIA 0
'63 CHEVROLET
Midget. 4 speed tr1nsmlstlon, stunning British
radnt troen flnllh.
..... -4 ............... -........... wfttl ....
lue YIRyl l~..W.
lo Mana coupe. 6 cylinder, 1utom1tic, radio,
holt.r, rod with rod bucbt ...... Llko new.
4 door ..-. 127 VI ........ automatic.
lteori .. , l&H. < OID 502 J.
CONNELL
2121 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA
=546-1203~:S546-1200
"C Renault Gordlnl. T~
cond, Must 1eU. S2T5 or
lbake. d!er. 54&-8102
VOU<SW AGEN VOU<SW AGEN 1963 ~ Romeo Rdstr A --------
-_ SUNBEAM
1~ Sunbeam Tiittr com-~tely rf'CO!ldit»ned with
nu Candy Applr ~ pirlnt
iob and wh1tf> top. Ford VP.
m o tor l.t 4 1peed
tr nsmt'!llton c-;111 0-f'dll
M2r at :,.u-8tlQ1 for ap-
potntmml and dNails. Dir
TOYOTA
681/1 TOYOTA
NOW HEREI
SEE THEM TODAY
~fllllfmiA
• IMPORTS
1966 Harbor. C.M. 644).!)303
TOYOTA
HEADQUARTERS
ELMORE
Tho next beat thing
to a now car:
a used car with
a 100•1. guarantee.
Everv major worldng part•
Is 1tUartnteed 100% for JO
days or Jim miles. Which-
PV(>f' comrs first. So if dur-
ing that t\me anything goes
wrong with any ot tbe!!e
pam, we·u n-pai.r or re-
pla N i I frt.t..
For Instant·":
• engine • transmissim e
l'Pflr axle . front axle a:ssem-
hliC'~ • br-.ike system •
tlectrlcal systt'm
READY TO GO
OVER 70
VOLKSWAGENS
MUST SELL 1966 VW
Fully equipped Including
new tiret, tetlt belts. cwr
tom package tray, transi.s-
IOC' radio. TOP CONDlTION.
Make ~uonable offer. 646-
5745.
'64 VW Bus. GM't'n It wtiltt
with green inter .. split front
seat. S1495.
Dir. fm-5001/534 2284
'67 SED. white. blk. in(.
radio, fltted cover. !>'1<1 rack.
chaw, xlnt cond. 9 mo .
9700 Ml $1&35. 67$-1166 Jim
VOLVO
'68'12 VOLVO
NOW HERE!
SEE THEM TODAY
..l>t11t LfmiA
• IMPORTS
1966 Harbor, C.M.
96\0 TO CHOOSI FROM Sport Cart
962S CARDEN GROVE BLVD LAllGIST SILIC:TlON --,-.-1-/J_M_G __
GARDEN GROVE JE ?~ IN OIANCH COUNTY
'67 TOY<YrACorona~uto., NOW tilERll
RJH. w iw. Ongmlll owner ~ SEE THIM TODAY
VOLKSWAGEN ~
$ 169' 1966 Harbor. C.M. 6'16-9.ll3
6 U-'6.,000 UJ ~.. 14f.0JO) -61J•l 1f0 l -~ ""'· vver. 1 •mMAUO• •1.vo. CotTA MIU 196'2 TR3 nu peinl' ~win &11Cluda 50 HP ~. Wtnd. ,63 VW ....... __ _..lo ~ ._ nm. likt a dwnp
tfliekl Wuhcnl r a 11 v1ny1 * ~·· ~ · ~. run • price onlY nO!l'i.oo. ' I '11\nt cOftd' otlg CIWMJ' MC;"" .&..JI ....1 Lllterlor, Outaldt MI r r o r, -..~ • ....:.;__2.,,. •v•. ,,_ -..ven on A-PP""'~ o-•-~--" ,.,.,..,...,., "'"'"" ...., ~ ~ cn!dit cm bf ~n at 901 E. ....-....... ~ .... er ... ~I u cleanup and deUveJ)'. '67 Cant~r Westfalia 2UOO 1M Saol11 Ane or call f 1t2 Full Dn. Peyment mt rack. radio. $ 2 3 So _~ ___ Otr ____ _
9'td.,.._ Tax a Lie. $36-lOli 1.!181 Trl\8'Qlllb Sc>lttire MR n
$1$.24 mo. t..nk fln•n. '16 VW 1<1Uami.ctt, . AM a couvft'1A>le twbi miaUlt
.LL L -·..... TM JIC!'# tlrs .. braktt. *JC• l)'ltem in ruce ·~ onl1
• l'\H •UUUT our eel. cmd. M2..-r. Sl.$15-.0D. $25.00 cWiftl'I on
... 0. •• mo @ S4U t + ·~ VolJQ v~ a.nL.Gacd ~ cr«IU CM be '"" "'~-~~ttt. tJf'tl ~..... [~ ~--~ t v~ call 50-!lllt Dlr ~ ...... vw ' Pondw t'Vtftt"!J .. wb!dl. ~2923 \967 TR3 Rdltr wflll banSt09
llCl CA.JU>!:N CROVE BL. j '65 VW-Xlnt cond. Lo mi. • in aood mecbaAlc9l con.
GARDEN GROVE P/H, nu rtn-. Is t~. VJ. dlUon tull prlC'f on1T SS9$ 00 • ·tn.sss1 « 534-22}4 nyt Int. 11250. ~T2Sl S'25.00 dtll~ an ~l"Olled
'tn VW d"l'dlt can bf tiHft "I 90'\ E
Cnnd oondit>on. en lst santa Ana nr t'tl.ll
~ alter 5 PM ~ Dir
be'\utiful B\ack Beauty in
Kha.rp c o n d i t i o n onJy
~-$25.00 deliver.. on
approvf!d credit can be seen
et 901 E. 1.st Santa Ana Ol"
call 542-41M11 Olr
1964 Triumph Sp itfll"e Rd!tr
in Beautiful condition. With
your good credit I ran help
you finance 100''. Call
Credit Mgr at 542-'!801 c:an
be 1ee11 at 901 E. 1st Santa
Ana Dir
1.96? Alpha Romeo Rdstr a
~autiful Black Beauty in
sharp c o n d i t i o n only
$13$ 00. S2S.OO de.liv('rs on
approved credit. Can be
11ttn at 901 E. lst, Santa
Ana or call 542-8801 Dir.
Ant'!fuea, Clauics 9615
'26 CHEVY
Showroom condition.
Make oUu. Olr. 494-9771
1941 JrORO 2 Door Sedan. I
Owner, 49,IXXI m 11 e 1 .
542-1915 after 3:00 PM
WE PAY .•. CASH
WE PAY TOP
PRICE
FOR NICE CARS
AND TRUCKS
Any Mako or Model.
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
2828 Harbor llvd.
COSTA MESA
546-1203
Will Buy
Your Volkswa&ftl or Porache
& pay 1011 dollarl. Pald for
or not ran Ralph
673-1190
'57 Chev 2 dr ............ S99
·rie Pontiac 4 dr ........ S199
'61 Ramb~r American • $299
·;,g T·Blrd .............. S399
'61 F85 ........... ' . . • • $499
TRANSPORTATION
100% Financing Available
Also we carry our own
contracts
$49 to $499
NEWPORTER MOTORS
2036 Harbor Blvd 548-5294
BUICK
'68 BUlCK
Sport wa&on. VB. automatic,
power steering. radio and
heater. 8,000 miles.
$4195
STANSBURY
IUICK
2100 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA ~9021
'66 IUD
Electra 4 Doer hardtop. Full
power equipment and fac-
tol'J air cootlltionJba. Rn1
ftJce cat. No. PUll
$2995
CADILLAC • PAMPERm ]5..
•--------Cad convert. Seeks t1l!W'
'65 BUICK
Electra 4 Door hardtop. Full
power and factory air con-
ditioning. 31,IXX> miles. Tilt
wbeel.
S2595
STANSBURY
BUICK
1100 HAR809l BLVD.
COSTA MESA ~9022
1965 CADILLAC
Sedan DeVille. BeeutifuJ Me-
ditel'T'Me8.ll meta.lie !>Aue w/
Ennlne white leather Inter·
home -Lo mileage • Very
clean! S1950 call 673--0Ml
CA MARO
ior. Hu all the luxury csr1-.--------
feetl.n'I lncluding tempera-67 Camaro, red, UU new
ture cootrol a.Ir condition-~-327 V-8, auto .•• fact
ing. Low miles. shows ex-:;tboo~ :-i::1 ~
cellent care. Orig. $.t 743 • asldlig $2743·
$3595 Oriit OWDe!' so-sss 4
t
JOHNSON & SON
l.INCOLN MlltCUltY
541-7751 -642~1
CLOSID SUNDAYS
6'0-700 W. C...t Hy., NI
834-2367
'6i Camaro, priv. j.U1y. 6
Cyl., 155 HP, pwr steer. •
brakes: auto .. low mileage:
xlnt N>nd. $22'70. ~
Aflt-r 5 PM wkdays
CHEVROLET
4 acres ot llltn modern total '66 (fffVNY rf' Clldlllac facilities delicned 11""1 11:,;•1 to better .ell and Mr'Vlce oew and med Cadl1llc a~ 4 Door. VS, automatic ~
moblln.. mission, power llteierlJ!a, n -
-NABERS
~
dio. heater. factory &tr con-
dltlonina.
S1795
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Of\ IHI ••tlw enalale ua you ,ANY· MODIL, ANY COLOR.
CHOOSE FROM OUR HUGE SELECTION
Brand New 1968 PONRAC GTO
For 36 Months
With Normal 1/a Down plus Tax I Lie.
9900 Used Cars 9900 Used Ctn
hi f9ctory ........ t.cwlftt '-llet ...... T..tMt Hy ...
matte. ,_. ....... redlo, power ''"''"'' tf1te4 tlau.
THIS Wiik ... ONLY. Stk. No. '25. Plus to & Uc.
$
PLUS TAX & UC.
'68 CATALINA
PLUS TAX & LIC.
,.. factory ............ pin HydrcmNltlc. ................ .
hi t.ctory ..... ,,.... IKlucll ........ -
2 DOOll
HAIDTOP
wHtl. power ,,..,..., tfllt..S ta.u. t.ctory • • ..,.. ... tfr-.
'· ,.. fectory ...,... ... -............ . Tiiis wMkeecl oelf· We Mw• MWn te ...._tr.a.
ltk. No. PJUA.
Service Dept. Open 7 to 9 p.m .. Mon. -7 to 6 p.m., Tues. thru Fri.
Sales Dept. Open 9 to 9 p.m. Mon. thru Fri.
9 to 6 p.m •• Sat. & Sun.
SIRVICI
9900 Used Cars 9900 Used C1r1 9900 Used Cars 9900 Used Cart 990C Used Cars
c:REYROLET CHEVROLET CONTINENTAL FALCON FORD IMPERIAL MUSTANG OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC
. . . •'• .. . .
'62 CHEV .
lo H t 61 CONT. ccm•·· lt. blue;
4 Speed Spyder. ~d • ea • ttf1I cle&n: Xlnt tires; Orla. er. MUST SELL. Dir. owner $895 646-2021
$130.00
Pt.one: 842-6608
.62 • Falcon Squltt waaaa Speci1I Ford Motor '64 HDTP o.ipe, white ROY CARVER _:_ auto, perf oond. S39 del, Comp1ny Purchue w/bl.k vinyl top. Fact air. '61 CLOS. O.W. PfS..P/B
as11U1De cootract bal. Can 1967 MERCURY AM/FM ' w/revertlenllor, Budu!t ee.itB. $G5. WW PONTIAC
fin pvt pty. Dir 494-9771 wb leather, bucket H&ts, DMJ. 96>-4511
CORVETTE '62 Falcon 4 DR atatlon Colooy Park Station Wagon, elec dr. locks, anwma etx:. ========--HarborKI .: 8!·4Colta44
wagon. R/H, stick lh!ft 9 pu~irPr. AttracUve IM!4 $1900. 1~ 9ior'ecl!tf JUI.. PLYMOUTH ...,
GOING Into 1erv1ce. must $450. * 642-5126 foam l:M"I'" finlah i slmu-C'dM. 673-8484 Oraqe Colmty'1 E.x.chldft
aelL '67 a:IEV. SS 396; 1964 CORVETTE lated wooil graJn 8'de J>Mela '59 Fury convt IClft top. New Dealer b Rolla•~ ...S
model 13817: t eyl., 4 ~-Stt..-. .... , ..... , .... , bl•~ m~ FORD with mf'<lmm Ivy gold in-MERCURY paint, shb, brim, tfrel, batt. 811rtty. cond 8 000 Ml sk ...._..., , ..... _.. """ .--lerior. Dual &Ctlon t&il gate r G N~ little work. Belt oiler =======
Xlnl · • .; a · ta1Jc finish with matching with powf'T' window. Auto. * ~ N S 66 MUSJAN ovw Sl75. 4!M-1~7 RAMBLER _ s:m>. ~ intmor. Equipptd ideally c--1a1 Ford mate tran ... radio • hetlter, rvft• • un 1957 Tr-.n Cllnr~lle MaHbu Sport coope. b' fDC>d ~ and ...,---factory 111r crond, alety lock '64 MERC. V ·I "OOME"r' VI, automatic, power atffl'-sood ~tk>n ~": :;;
vis. -~atic, power steel'-COMET cornbUb&e drtvtni. Stand-Motor Company panel a1110 door lockl. 10,000 CONVERTIBLE AIT. vwr/ Ing, radio, beater, Land&u ottt>r. 6~2826· *,..~ ~ t'l'!r; *-=-
. dlo and beet ard lllJIM, awomatlc trans, , L--actual mill"' 11teer etc. SparkUna all ala&-top, factory atr conditioning. -, -------U\IUU \.V llW ~.....,.
Ull. n:l1495 fl', 'S COMET Wi,on 404. ~ atet'rlJIC, pawer brak· UFCmnw Factory Warranty ka white w/stunnlns pluab $2195 59 PLY. Wagon, 8 cyl, pwr. 543--0069
g eyt lmnw:ulate cond· es, powu wtatdowt!, factory 1961 Continent.all, MefCW"Y'•. $3795 vinyl tee! blue atrato 1eat stee<r. Nnr brakes 6: belt.
$1400 ouh. 545-082-4 air cuwt. AM·1'M rad.lo. MW O>up.rt 6: MU8t.angs. Con-Inter. A qualJty compact ln Good cond. $200. 968-3290 T •BIRD sa· NSIURY '61 COMET. 2 DR white & tires. :rr.ooo act\al miles. vertlbla, Beda.n8, coupes, t . just rlllt>t Ille tor man)'! STANSBURY
UICI carmet. auto. JV}{, Cean. See to~· ~~ ~~ ": ' "SPRcr~L ~W#j~' IUICK PONTIAC tu~~~o~:~
2100 tallOtt BLVD. cood oond. S!iO-MH965 COlld. HUGE SAVINGS. i.c.r 1.cJt.oo Hnar Stvd. 2100 HARBOR ILVD. 1966 PON11AC 19114 nruNDERBIR.D HD-
COST*WSA 646-9022 CONTINENTAL t ~~ ~nty JOHNSON & SON COSTA MESA ~9022 Cftld Prtx. JloM7 8ell'8 ..._ TOP COUPE w/fact. ak
* .. ._..... ~·-' Uncol&-Mtrcury Factory llfl with rid> Pd lmertor, a:mdttlon!rw and all u.e · ....,..-...... 1966 C---.JR .. lltal t JOHNSON & ION ~ ..._ 9rm::11 matdlng Landlia root J'Qlb' 11*1 ap pawer em.ti
; ~ • " ....-. LINCOLN MllCUIY tJU.JWbcr Blvd. &0-11110 Warranty equpped wtth .n a. 'PO"'!' ~ c:rti. Tahoe ~ . °*'"' ~ C~ C&r). ' 141-7111 -Ma.Mt'I ffetufts a ...__ atr COG-qualAe w I plUlh vinyl furl. '" QIEV. .a IMPALA BD-Beautiful •dn black ftnllb Cl M4 Sllftlle e--Air conditioned '67 Muatan1 ._._......,. quotae ltrato t Int 1b.lt
l'9P,SPT,,,, , CPE. PIG, V"'f/ _. ... _,.._ blaclr leatt.tt .__,SON 111 SON .... ,00 °w. c,,.. "' "' ~·Ol'J VB, power ateerinf, auto. dlt:ionlnl. '4,000 actual mil-tee er. :r_ --" -.. i.11.. dewrt .. ,w .~~•,. """'" • ..... w~ ah rt Ford M t C n . If you are 1ooklng for a 111.000 l!howplece lbtlohrtel;y .lllftT_etc. ~~·I Interior ft.tit powe'I" and all -. "W-ti .. -unu~ 1 " rte. 0 Oft 0· beeotlful Grand Prix, tfW! uncomp&.r&ble with Mythjq
·oelge-Uw/lawnN ln1ter.:.._~ the LUXURY CAR equt~ :i:~:.~N _ w:::.~:.~ GCJOft ... Air condilfonlo.d ~ Ca· will tnnsler new~~~ la Yol.ll" car. Loob It runa on the m&rket for _
thla .s. o. .. -uutce, ment 1ncludtng ttu!omaU~ C..._,...... JOHNSON & SON '64 FALC0:'11 "260" V-8 trrA· pr'l VI Sedan Power atfH· &: tsbor ~ty .... .,:r ,._ like new. ONLY $1950f •
"KNOWN VA.LUE" bett tor ~ cantrol alr c'Oad llllld UO.Jot W. CMlt r:,.. NI LINCO\.N MIRCURY TION WAI .ON A/T, ll/lt. lllg, eUto. lihlrl. etc. Sparkl· guanntee ~o. mileafe. $2195 lit C&r Lot on Hlr'bor BJ~.
tne -AM-FM l'9dlo. Must "' this Ml-nit -.,.,..,., cbroml' lu~gsge ndt. etc. ~ new I~ Ford Mo1or 2 dly Special $216$. JOHNSON & SON
-GM&. y $ la9S car tD ~te. U,IXX> 91e-COU&AR c.._. ._..,. s~ ori~ A111111a .wte Co. w111 tniitftt ""' cv Holiday Ramltler t
lat c..1> 14 <m lllltlor BJ.d. tmJ mi*, IDie ftl!lt'. Priced ..,.. W. C:..-)!r.. NI w/~sh bl~ h~ • llWr. """ a labor warranty Def tB HaJi1or Bt.cf .• C.M. Ll.nooln-Mm:my
JOHNSON & SON • .... Factot' Fiactery ~.. jl IPIUNG • rusrut~ mpeedo. mi]eep ••• MUSl'ANG W : all • 00 ~~~mt
~ Wa,..ty ••-'Y ONLY $ll,. Holdert RCliilbler Gold wlbik GT ....._,.. ·54 T<iint L8ndn hdtp. run ~ ~ m..t. tG-?ll!O ceelllltoned 'ff OlilJ VI Air ccrd"-td GalMJe SOO ht Car Lot on Hllliliar IPYd. ' fv.11 ' pwr, air, Uke new. $5.l deft, WCKwr Ma1iba 1 DA A,!... ....._, aam111~ VI. 4 door. ,..., ate.rtac. JOHNSON I ION 1999 Hari)or iu.d.. C.M. =m~t1'.i»., no":;; .._,. CICllltrld bal. Call
,;~~ fedtery Werranty w 2ciqSJ*Sel1Mll. GT atria A ""1 honey!
bldr-~ ... llocb' •. Ford Motol' a,. wm auto lblft. *' Ntt • marl! Uncoln-MT.8' 'aa MERCURY, ~ pm dlft,; clean. $2H5. I0-1Q4 ~=~Mi:=r na rt pty. I» 49Hm • ·dt-..:tt ... a.: .,,.... .... _. ,.,.. ,. to ... tt'1 .... Jord Mo-a.ta Me~ ltadoe -.,on. _..., MW· MUSTANG 15 11.T v-1 .... m, -'SI a owner) T·B1rd bdtp '*' ~ Mt * ...arr labbr wenwttJ and ..-.. :;oa ~ '":.:;': JJCl Harbor Blvd. --~ m!"te!,! ': = Auto. Riff rec. ·At r . Cl.Giit s.un eont ldt. I.-daan 56,000 .0. ;rO.,.t .• ~,...... . ~·~ ~ ~ l\1U'Ultlle..,.... -"--._,Ford a. •u·~••:• nta:. Il'ldoctel * eolld. W/S/W Qrtr. Owner. Er. ... 111 w. c..-;i-1milel! sm>mmsatt CUP 8 t I .. a...... --n-u-v _.. . -lpd. IVJI, bd ~--,_... • ~ MHm aft I '14 ~11:111::.,.~..:cmt=h=~i=· ii~iiiiin;ft:;p:;;t_ _____ _ 1 Haldmy .. ....,, 11 n U1r .., * otr«~• Bal~ i........:.,. .91 MUltanl liatP v-'. Jill rt. e.«»ML.,,.,.
119 Jl..tllif ...... CM. U9 U... ..... CK. .. Ford Oinv't. WH4 tr, Jollomn A a.. MS411. ~al dell, ...urbe ~ ._ CTO 4 lllPd·, • ~ lllVS m,ua .. • cormcmrrAL Slr9d .. GJUGAJL .._. • • ... ·a nns 2 4ill' ,...... &nNpOrtatioft s.; lllt ... ..._, Molt. , ctr .. ~ llilJ. c.a ea. ~ JCJ. 110Wtr. ,__, a1r; _. 111. a::--,..-------
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..... t. c..... .. lidlcW .. , I :e • ....,.. .,. P'ORD 2 OR """ Jdlt ~._ Pvt it,. iie 115 M\altq, .ucl, •: "' ~ .., ~. Ventcn 4 Dr. .... ~f ~ ~-1 '°"' .-ftot 6 _, I I 1 DI ""-_...... Afr -.S rv.. '•:;-<kla::::-:"'.:'"1-:-::-::---:=aea;;r----~ llSO ot bsi ... '9e at 25U Nrwprt ll~ cond. a.at ct1f'f' owr $1a75. AUto., ~· Xlnt eilei. -•--, ,.
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Mlllllapr. J*-9 ,. ... Phone .......... Lew mt •• Sl'IVU flS4D 'Cl Ford +di'. -Pl.ACE.,., ......... -SHA.RP ........ .,,.,,, .., VP.NrURA. Ml .,..,, ..... ~ ~-
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OPEN . · SUNDAY~
CK£VROl£1S
NO N££D lO ~~
Brand New
1968
PlY .
Rfll\l ·
FULL l'AC.TOltY EQUIPPl!O 'CV\.. "'TAHOAltO TltANS.
OltDElt YOUltS HOW
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lle.llA_,_$2488 CHEVROLET
DllMIED IM WISTMINSTll IMMEDIATE DEUVERY
'65 PLYMOUTH
VALIANT 1 do.,,. A11tom1tic, r1di1, It.it. 4 DOOR. A11tom1~c. t•cll1 11ul linter.
11. PGR-571 Steel'. No. I' II A.
'888 '988
'65 CHEVELLE '65 FALCON
4 DOOR. Pow•r9l1cle, power 1lu rin9, ••· FUTURA 4 Door. A11+0,.,1lic lt1n11•1iu iot1,
4io, h .. +.,. NQH-OS reclio & h11ler. P94
51088 '1188
'62 "T" BIRD
Full r"wor, Foctory 1ir.
5 26~2
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'63 PONTIAC
l tl.A1n1 t oupt. Au+o,.,1lic, R&H, pwr, 1tr.,
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117 USED CARS ANO TRUCKS TO CHOOSE FROM
'62
RAMBLER
S,_+ c..,,., VI, 2 00011 SEDAN CUTI.ASS F.u
re41•. h11t.,. Lk. VI, P-'"' 1il1ri11t l14'ie. h .. +.t. aJ.., h .........
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'188 $588 $488 '788
FOi ONLY pl\llS lax & lie.
O.Dfl NOW A HAND NEW 1'61
CADILLAC SPECIALS
'61 CadHlac Convertible ::. ::.e;o......., $1088
'63 Cadillac Convert. ~ ::.-0.C: $1388
'64 Cadillac Convertible ::. :;:;,, .. ,efY $1988
DODGE SPECIALS
'64 Dod9e 440 l lpff4. ,..., ...... w ... ,.,
'64 Dod9e Dart 270 , .-. ,.i.. -...
'65 Dod9e Dart GT =. c:r.·~":':11
$988
$1088
$1488
VOLKSWAGEN SPECIALS
'65 YW 4 .-. PU·H2 ................................ $1188
'63 YW 4 .-.. •-''-· UH-l'4 ••••••• ................... $1088
'60 YW 4 ""4· lo41o. EHM.296 ............... • ...... • ·" • • $888
'62 '60
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r1clio i nll !teeter, ltltclret 111tt, m•ny COUPE. A11to1Mtic trlMmiuion, ,..., •
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EMERSON WENTZELL,
CH I E F BOATMAN AT
THE NEWPORT HARBOR
YACHT CLUB, IS THE
SUBJECT OF DOROTHY
PIER'S MEET THE. PEO-
PLE FEATURE ON PAGE
J TODAY.
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THE MAKAKAI DANCERS
NOT ONLY DANCE BUT
ALSO EXPLAIN THE HIS-
T 0 R Y OF HAWAIIAN
DANCES IN A PROGRAM
TO BENEFIT THE LA-.
GUNA BE AC H CIVIC .
BALLET COMPANY. A
FEATURE ON PAGE S j'
TELLS THE STORY.
EASTER SUNDAY IS A
GREAT FAMILY DAY
WHEN KIDDIES AND
GROWNUPS CAN ENJOY
A FINE BRUNCH OR
SPECIAL DINNER TO-
GETHER IN ONE OF OR-
ANGE COUNTY'S FINE
RESTAURANTS. THE
WEEKENDER, PAGES a.
12, CARRIES INFORMA-
TION ON WHAT IS HAP-
PENING AT WHAT HOUR
AND WHERE. FOR OTH-
ER WEEKEND FUN EN-
TERTAINMENT CHECK
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OM la perfanmn1 Fri .• April l2 at 1:30 p..m. bl
" C&mpUI Ball at UCI, 7901 E. Irvine St. Irvine.
"-l'tcketa, ti for public, $1 for UCJ students avail-lbJe at the UCI student store, Mutual ticket : , aceodet ud. WaWcha Musk Clty Stores. For
• ~ ~tiOD phone m.m>.
DISNEYIAND EASTER WEEK -The Cowsills1 Lovin SpoonlUl and Baja Marimba Band will
perform ~ April 12 OD the Disneyland and
Tomarrftlancl staie 1t a, 9:30 and 11 p.m. as
pert of the Easter Weet special entertainment
~ s.day, Aprll H. Disneyland will present
ID ~ parade of old ·cars, Easter outfit!,
• • llllt&eu1M4» 'qdlrteta and choruses at 2 p.m. on
·_ 'Mai11 StrMt. Boan April 12 and 13, t a.m. to
'· mtdnllbt: Aprll 14, t un. to 10 p'.m.; Apni IS ·•·April iD1 10 a.m. to g f>.m. daity.
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TEEN TIME U.S.A. -Shows. bands aod displays
Ill Jn1erut to teenagen will be staged through
April 14 at the Anaheim Coovention Center, 800
West Katella, AnaheJ,m. Activities jnclude con-
~ April 12 by the Box Tops, Country Joe
and the Ft.sh and Canned Heat; April 13, the
Sunsfl.lne Company, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and
the Hook, at 6 and at 9 p m : Midget auto rac·
ing wlll be he.Id at 2 p m. April 14; teen-age
fashion shows several limes daily: midway
r ides and exhibits. Hours: 3 p.m. to midnight
Moodq throug,h Friday; noon to midnight
Sat, and nooo to lO p.m. Sun. General ad·
mission tickets, $2.25. midget auto races and
concert.a ran~ In price from $2.50 to $.5.50.
Tickets available at the Convention Center's
box office, all branches of United California
Bank. Wallichs Mu~ic Slort's and Mutual ticket
agencies. Phone 6.15-3962 for information.
OLD FASHION BIKE DISPLAY -Ancient and
modern bicycles along with period costumes
and posters will be oo dlsplay on the Stage
Court of Fashioa lSland. Newport Beach. April
12 and 13. Performers will demonstrate on
some oC the early hi~h wheelers. push ~ and
chain-driven bicycles
PUPPET SHOW -The Popcorn Theater, a family
group oC marionette artists. will present shows
at South Coast Plaza. 3333 Bnstol. Costa Mesa
at 7 pm. Fri., April 12 and 11 a.m .• 2 and 7
p.m. Sat.. April 1~ Thrre is oo adm ission
charge.
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EASTER EGG HUNT -The Westminster Parks
and ~ation Department and Westminster
Elks' Lodge are sponsoring egg hunts on April
13 at 10 a.m. for children 12 and UD<ler. at Sigler,
McFadden and Bolsa Chica Parks. Special guest
at the event will be the Easter Bunny who will
distribute eggs and special prizes.
FOUR ARTS CONCERT -"A Collage of Four
Arts; Musk, Light, Poetry and Dance," will ~
presented April 13 at 8 :.> p.m. in the Laguna
Beach Art Association GalleTV. Cliff Drive at
Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach. -Tickets. S2.SO for
ndults. '1.50 for students will ~ sold at the
door. For further information phone Gl-6531.
AFTERNOON CONCEltT -Larry Gorden on harpsi·
chord and Lenore Coral. nute. wall present a
concert W~ .. April 17 at 4 p m. in room 1616
FtDe Arts Building al UCI. 7001 Irvine St.,
Irvi~. There is no admission charge.
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Special Events .
GLIDER MEET -The Associated G~ Ckibs of
S.Utbei'1l (f;aliforn.ia and the UC ~Bite• Soar·
ing Club •e sponsoring a glider meet, April
13 and 14 beginning at 9 a.m. a~ Torrey ~s
near San Diego. Spectators will . (iJ¥I the ~
tops good vantage points for watt~dlt e•ewts
which. lnch1de contests in di!~,:.~ latd·
ings, bomb drope and aerobatic m•uven.
Comin~ Up
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CONCERT -Tony Bennett, Duke Ellington and
comedlal\ Jack E. Leonard will entertain Fri.,
April 19 at 8:l> p.m. in the Arena of the Ana-
heim Convention Center. 800 Katella, Anaheim.
Tickets, from ~.50. are available from the
Convention Center Cox Office, Wallichs Music
City stores and Mutual ticket agencies.
'MODERN DANCE CONCERT -A modern dance
concert will be presented by Orange Coast Col-
lege students. as a benefit fGr their scholarship
program, oo April 19 and 7.().at. 8:}5 p.m. ln the
Auditorium, 2701 Fairview Qrive. Costa Mesa.
A $1 donation will be asked.
OU> TOWN CELEBRA Tl OK -The Third annual
Old Town Celebration. sponsored by the Old
'I'own Newport Association will be held on Mc·
Fadden Square al the Newport Pi'er, Newport
Beach Sat., April 20 an Sun . April 21. Included
in the week~nd's activili<'$ are an arts and
crafts show by local art1i;ti;: a bike rodeo Sat.
and Sun. al 2 p.m : mter·cily lifeguard competi-
tion Sun. at 11 a m . plus hims on first aid at
l and 3 p.m. both days : hot dog eating contests,
treasure hunts. voile\ ball tournaments and
other contests for chiidren will be held. For
further information phone 67f>-186S.
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CONCERT -The Symphony Association of Orange
County is presenting the Orange County Sym-
phony Orchestra featuring the Westwood Wind
Quintel in concei:t. Sat., April 20 at 8:l> p.m.
in the Arena of the Anaheim Convention Center,
800 KateUa, Anaheim. 1'i<'kels. $3. $4 and $5,
will be sold at the door Phone 635-S962.
KN01T'S BI:RRY FARM -A parade of antique
automobiles sponsored by the Southern Cali·
lornia Region of Antique Au~omobiles of Amer·
ica. will roll through Ghost Town at' Knott's
Berry Farm, 8039 Beach Blvd . Buena Park on
Sat., April 20 beginning al noon. Ove.r 50 auto-
mobiles are expeeted to participate in the
parade.
HAWAIIAN DANCES -The Makakai Dancers will
perform Hawaiian dancei: and explain historical
events in Hawaii that eHecled the hula on Sat., ~pril 20, at 8 p.m. in the Laguna Beach High
School Auditorium . 625 Park Ave., Laguna
Beach. Proceeds or the evening will benefit the
Laguna Beach Civic Ballet Company. Tickets,
$2 for adults. $1 for s:11dl'nt s are available at
the Laguna Beach Chamber of Commerce. 280
Park Ave. and the P.al'<'t Studio. 1863 South
Coast Highway. Phone 494· 1018 for further in·
formation.
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........ '!' • ,MJIONA# PAGEANT -The annual Ramona
;, ' Pageant will be performed ~ril 'Zl, 28 and
May 4, S and 11 and 12. The historical play ii
based 1on an actual killinC whicla occ~ near
Heme(, In 1883. Ti~e~ $2., $2.50, $3 or Mt
~ avpillable by mail order to Ramona Pageant Aasoci~tioo, P .O. Box 755, Hemet, Calif. Phone
'58-311~ for further information.
ONE DAY TRAIN RJDE -An excursion train will
run on Southern Pacific's line between Los A»-
geles and Bakersfield Sun.. April 28, leaving
Union Station al 8 a.m .. returning 8:30 p.m. The
all-day lour will feature an old-time open plat·
form observation car, and will pass through
"Africa U.S.A.," Antelope Valley, and climb to
" su.mntit of Tehachapi Mountains. Stops will be
• ll'lade~g the way. Fare. adults, $11.95, chil·
dren. $8.'lS. Phone (213) 684-0162 for further in-
formation.
Sports
ANGEL.~ BASEBALL -California Angels vs New
York Yankees April 17 and 18 at 8 p.m.; Balti-
more Orioles Airril 19. 20 at 8 p.m. and April 21
at I p.m .. in the Anahe im Stadium. 2000 State
College Blvd . Anaheim. Phone 633-2000 for
ticket information
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DODGERS -The Los An geles Dodgers vs the
New York Met s April 13 at 1 p.m.; Pittsburgh
Pirates April 14 al 1 p.m. and April 15 at 8 p.m.
• in the Dodgers' Stadjum. 1750 Stadfom Way. Los Angel~s. Tickets available locally at Wallichs
Music stores and Mutual Ticket agencies.
HORSF. ~\CJNG -Thoroughbred horse racing at
Holly~ood Park. Century Bh·d. at Prairie Ave.,
Inglewood, post time Tues. through Fri. 1:45
p m ; Sat. I· JS p m $25.000 Debonair Stakes,
Sat . ~pril 13
COVER: Master Timothy Doane. 2. seems
to be making a dale with the Newporter Inn's
live bunny, Sharon Smith . who will be hopping
about the premises on E a s t e r Sunday with
good ies for the young ones. Special brunch and
Easter dirner will be featured in many of the
restauranis in lhe area. Check pages 8-12 for
information on the hours and menus.
I Lee Payne photo
Gulde To Fun
Meet j'be People
UCl Faculty Art Show
Gardea Notes
History or Hula
Deslrqer's Notebook f.
Unlqu'l Merchandising
Out 'N' Abeut
Live 1)1e1ter
Movie~
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MAGAZINE
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Disappointed, they beaded home. One night
they pulled into a small harbor to get out of
the wind and when they awoke the next morn·
ing. the ground was covered with four inches
of snow on top of which were hundreds of
mink tracks
The two trappers separated lo cover a
wider area and only saw one anotheT once 1
week after that for the many months they
we.re there.
After six weeks Mae received her first
letter irom Emerson. It had never been inside
a post office. but handed from trapptt to trap-
per au down the line.
When Ulere were no minks left. the two
trappers tallied their scores. Emerson had
caught 40 minlc, exactly the same number u
his more exper1eneed partner.
ln 1938, Wentzel heard about mackerel
fishing in Newport Beach and began to spend
winters here. driving to Alaska for the sum·
mers. In 1953 he became the chief boatman
at the Newport Harbor Yacht Club.
Emerson is a rue member of the Deep
Sea Fisherman'i Union oi the AFL. the New·
port Beach Eilts Club and the Orange Coast
Yacht club.
Al aska's ioe and snow developed in Em·
erson Wentzell a special warmth that radiates
lo all those about him like the coals of a long
burning fire.
-Dorothy Pi•.r
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A Shakespearean tragedy, "Macbeth" will be pre-
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Theater, 1827 Newp«t Blvd., Costa Mesa April 19
Thurs. through Sun. Clos1ng may 26. Phone &ti-1363.
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Playhouse Barn, mo Main St, Huntbttton Beach on
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time 1:39 p.m. Pbene 147-lt.11.
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''The Impossible Years.'' 1tarrinf Ouie and Har·
Tiet Nelson is on stace at· the Melodylaod Theatre,
18 Freedman Way, Anabeim through April 20. Per•
formaoces on Tues. through Sal at 8:38 p.m .. Sun.
at I p.m. and matinees Sal and Sun., 3 p.m. Foe
ticket information phone 77&-74&0 .
"NeYer T .. Late''
A family comedy, "Never Too Late'' is on itage
at the Laguna Playhouse, 319 Ocean Ave., Laguna
Beach Wed. through Sal.. closing April 71. CIArtaht
time 8:30 p.m. Phone 494-8061.
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ln vne Repertory Theatre is presenting three plays,
"Tbe Hostace," "Dart of the Moon" and "Good
Woman ol Setzuan" in repertory in the Studio
Theater of UCl, 7601 Irvine St., lrvlne. Perform-
ances Tbun. through Sat. Tickets are on sale at
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looks so ~ceful and quiet be might never be auspected of having led a life
every bit as exciting as any character in· Jack London'• novels.
Emerson was born in Riverport, ~ova Scotia, where he Jived untal be
was a sophomore in high school. Then he heard the cry, "Go west, young
man," and headed for one of the most remote front~rs, Ketchican, Alaska.
There he worked for his uncle trappin~ salmon while finishing high school.
In 1927 he became a naturaTized citi1,en <tf the United States .
After nine years in Alaska he revisited Nova Scotia where be met a
Soa ring Meet
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action at TO..rey Pln.s nHr Sen Diego during their all.day meets April 12-
14 t.glnnlng et 9 1.m. Meet is sponsor~ by the Auociated Glider Club of
Souttt.rn California and University of California at San Diego, Soaring Club.
S.. Gulde to Fun, Page 2.
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girl named M.ae, whom he bad known as a child. 1be next n(&bt he took her
to a barn dance where be asked her to be his wife. They were married five
weeks later in January, 1930.
Arter the couple returned to Alaska, Emerson wOl'ked on a five man
halibut boat, then on a halibut schooner, but when the depression ltnlct,
the price of fish dropped to two and one-hall centa a ~d. As bard u the
men wor~ed they could not make a living, IO the uruon to which l':meraoa
belonged struck for nme months. During that time, EmerlOD and Mae buat.ed
and fished for their food and eut their own firewood, he on ooe end of the
crosscut saw, Mae on the other.
Io the spring of 1933, he beard of a job aboard the licbtbou.ee tender,
Cedar, but when he got down to the docb, tbere were 2J men in line in
front of him, and only four men would be biltd. De1pite ttllil he waited Ilia
turn and was the 1-st man to be put on as crew. · ,
1t was the duty of the tender to trarel lln)ost as f.ar ,_ottb as.Siberia
in American waters and to take coal, oiJ and )upplles to ligbt.bou.ses. fidDS
beH buoys alang the way.
. . Quite often the caplJio. would iet a few meo go ubore if bat. The
day Emerson went be allowed himself two b<Mln to to ~od aqd two boun
to come out, bvt-wbeo tbe first h10 hours wer.e up, hM!pOtt.ed ~D apt point
buck deer. Knowing be really sboWdn't take. tbe time, Ile shot the deer ontr
to find that when he had dressed it, it was too heavy to C1f1J bact. He btC&A
dragging the deer, but in bis hurry be went in a circle ancf eoded up wtwoi.
he had started. By lhis tirM it was. quite dark so.~ built~ fift and lett)ed
down to wait out the night His back to the fire, be feU 11leep1 then IUddenly
was awak~oed lo find his jacket ablaze. To bis horror be ttatized that all
bis pockets were filled with abotgun shells and be would be blown apart if
be didn't put out the fi~ in a buriy. Quiclrly he beat out the flames and at
five a.m. set out again to Joot for the ship. Just as ht blt the beach, the
ten<kr went by at fun speed: Wben Emerson was brought aboard the captain
gruffly told Emerson to report to his quarters. Wbeo Emerson arrived, "Have
some brandy. You might catch cold." were the aptain's only wonis .
In 1937 Wentie11 decided to try his luck at trapping furs for a dtlnge.
Although he had never done tt bE-fore, he found an experienced partner and
they went out into the wilderness in a small boat. They tra\'eled 400 miles
up the rivers. but every cove they came to was taken by other trappers.
Continued On p_,. U
Easter Plant Headquarters!
' Don't for9et your loved ones on Euter with one of our 9or9eoc.is plant1, ffiou-
sends to choose from! For your wife, motfier or anyone "5peciel" and if your
chHting don't forget your "girl friend." Come SH our cut flowers too.
cur THESE couroNs i. SA YEl
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et ~ fOIDQM>nly caBed Christmaa cac\UI because ii bloomi It ~ lime. 'Theie ue a nuinber Of hybrids of Cbriltmaa cactua with a ~~ ol .
coton ranging fn>m white to purple. AD Of these Christmas cactus hytiricb
:an dertftd • .trom ~ stnaJe spedes, Zygocactus truncat111. . •
· ~ _... blTt bn.Ddaea made up of lh.-t flat llnb u ha or
two Joni. 1'bey are thornless and irow by adclinJ more Unb onto tJae odl
of the existint Jinb. The1 often erow two or three Hnb on the end of etch
old link. SibCe tbe crowt.11 is not too stiff or upriaht the Um~ hang down
mUillg 1t u lde.i blsht planl ·
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there is mare than one per lint. A lair sized pla.nt can han 1 tnmdred or
more Oowen and be cpllte 1 beautUul apeclmen .
f' ,• ... • · a. ....... , te Ctlrillmll cadu;I, or Zyaocactua, theft Is a limlJar
'soedes, Rhtpla11doptds •hlch bloom& in the spring and is commonly c*1led
Easter cactus. Allio. there are eome uiocactus that bloom in November and
are often called Thartbgiving cactus. , .
; : ! TMile h1A~ey cactus are easy to grow. Tbey require the same treat·
::.m.t •.do ~llmn& They sboakt be potted bl a ~ IO'il-ulnl a lot
.'ef·l!iftlleN • 1e1eeaed apba~ Ban~ them or Pllce t)lem in a JocatkiD.
lftert 'l91J iet flJtered sunll•bt During lbe sprln_f-!Ml t~ lilbtb lrD
911-id mtmzer "~" week or ten days. _.. • . . . ~
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tr.lib cactus. GJ'llfting of a cactus i,. ~:f euj, ft Ml..._ -M. benefit of erowtnc a large Christmas cactu from a small. e.tuDa
la a short time because the ltalk it ii grafted an alree4y bl a well ~
ed root system. This metW ls espedaDy belpfUI in~ new seeftnrs
aJong fasl
Jof\men'1 Cactus Gardens in Paramount, California, list quite 1 num-
ber of Cbristm33 cactus and tiste.r cactus hybrids. They ar, const.antly in·
troduclng new hybrids to the public.
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U C'.I .F~A.;C~U;·L .. T Y .TO.· :IX H 18 IT WORKS APRIL 16
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L....M lty RlcMnl F ..... G•l .. ry N.Y •
Members of the ort f acuity ot University of Colifomie, Irvine,
have exhibited widely on both coasts ond some enjoy intemetionel
reputations, but for the first t~"?e they will be showi09 their worh
at the Un iversity Gallery in o st;w titled "Faculty '68'' which opens
on April 16 to run through Moy 5.1
Exhibiting in the show ore , Vijo Celmins, Tony Delap, Craig
Kouffmon, Robert Irwin ond Richard Smith. Only eminent profes-
sionals who have earned their living os artists ond who still have
outside commitments are invited to teach at UCL "Faculty '68"· of-
fers the public on opportunity pf seeing the finest expressions of
such a faculty._ I ·
Richard Smith won the Gr.nd Prize at the Seo Paulo Bienal in
1967 and recently exhibited at the New York Jewish Museum, along
with Robert Irwin. Craig Kauffman just returned from exhibiting in
Vancouver and Tony Delap ha~ o one-men show this spri1l9 et the
Bkon Gallery in New Yo..\. Vija ~elmins is represented in the current
show ot the Los Angeles Count-} Museum.
In speoking about the Sch~I of Fine Arts, Dr. Cloyton Gorrj.
son, Dean of the school, 5aid, "Vf e do not look upon art ea en orna-
ment of civilizotion, but os e vjtol ectivity end metophoricel rltuol
reflecting the energy ond spirit' of e culture. We look to the JHtd,
then, es an animating force for ~he present. Our reseercl\ Ktlvltiet
consequently ore concerned wi~h muminatin9 creation anCJ perfor-
mom:e. with inspiring the studio experience."
. The Gallery is open to the public T uesdoy t~rou9h Sundoy f ~m
I to 5 p.m.: Wednesd4y. I tc 9 p.m.~ closed Monday. There is
no admission ch~rge. ·
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BIP•11. Corona del Mar. Hours; 10 a.m. to
4 p.m. MOD. UnUP 'Fri. Tbe Newport Harbor
Service League, which sponaors this gallery,
is displaying paintln&a by Leonard Kaplan. No
admission charae.
<'ORONA DEL MAA IJBRARY -420 Marigold,
Cerona del Mar. ~ uhiblt during regular li-
brary hours tbrOllih April. watercolors by
Coro Eton.
BALBOA PAVILION GALLERY -400 Ma.in St.,
Balboa. Hours: 1 to $ p.m. Wed. ttirough Sun.;
I to t p.m. Mon. Currftltly on exhibit.
paintings and scuJpture of urban America by
Joe Goode and paintinJ,s and boots by Ed
Rusc:ha sponsored by the Fine Arts Patrons
of Newport Harbor. There is no admission
charge. Phone '7s.3ML
N.B. CITY BALL -330 Newport Blvd., Newport
Beach. ()a exhibit em, regular businest
boars, contemponrJ oUs by ucr art 1tudents.
CLYDE ZULC'll G&LLBBY -1135 Newport Blvd.,
Costa Meu. Soun: Meo. thrGup Sat 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m.; Sun. 1 ta 5 p.m. Currently oa ewbit
landscapes and ltlll llfes by Helen Braunsch-
weiger.
CRAWS GALLEJUES. -1399 S. Coaat Hiw!i., Laguna Bed. Boun: 11 a.ta. to 5 p.m. d •
No edmlssloo charge. On exhibit through Apr
a juried 1bow of sculpture and paintings by
members of the Riverside Fine Arts Guild.
COSTA MESA LIBRARY -566 W. Center St.,
Costa Mesa. On exhibit during regular library
hours seascapes and matiae oil paintings by
Bea Sonnenberg; mvinef, lands~s and
Oor&ll by Hester True.
lllEM VElt.DE LIBJIAllY -2961 Mesa Verde
DrlYe, Cocta Mu&. CarttDll,y oo exhibit during
regular library boun, portraits. clowns and
daarecter studies in oil and pastel by Shirley Milligan.
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a.m. to 4 p.tn. Mon.: through Fri.; 7 t. t p.m.
Wed. evening. On emtblt beg1nning April 16,
atudeot show ol art wort done independently
of class assignm~nts. ._
SOUTH COAST PLAZA EXH1B1T -3333 Bristol
Rd., Costa Mesa. On exhibit during regular busi-
ness hours April 18 through April 20 a display
of works in various media by members of the
Costa Mesa Art ·League. A percentage of the
proceeds from art aales lfill go to tile league· s
scholarship fund.
UCI ART 'G~LLERY -Fine Arts Building, UC
lrvine. 7601 lrvine St.. Irvine. Hours: Tues.
through Sun. 1 to 5 p.m.; Wed. 1 to t p.m. On
exhibit beginning April 16, works of faculty
members. Vija Celmins. Tony DeLap, Craig
Kauffman, Robe.rt Irwin and Richard Smith. No
admission charge. See feature Page 4.
IRVINE RANCR CENTER -Santa Ana Freeway
at Myford Rd .. Irvine. Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 4
p.m. daily. On exhibit beginning April 13.
marine paintings by Jack Kay.
CHARLES W. BO"'ERS MUSEUM -200'l N. Main
Street, Santa Ana. Phone 542-5456. Hours:
Tues. through Sat. 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; Sun
1 to 5 p.m. and Thurs. evenings 7 to t p.m . No
ad.mission charge. Currently on exhibit "Naval
Combat Art'' selections of paintings depicting
the U.S. Navy from 1961 to 1967.
CSCF GALLERY -llOO North State College Blvd.,
Fullerton. Gallery .located on the second level
of the Commons Building .Hours: Mon. through
Fri. 1 to 4 :30 p.m.; Sun. 1 to 4. p.m.; closed.
Sat. Currently on exhibit sculpture ln wood,
glass and plastic by Richard Frazier. Marvin
Lipofsky and Sam Richardson.
MUCKENTHALER CENTER -119 Bue.na Vista
Drive, Fullerton. Hours: Mon. through Sat. l
to 4 p.m. CurrenUy on exhibit "Color Us
Creative,·• a display of art work by the cen-
ter's art students. ages five through 12.
11JVELl?S GALLERY -Newfourth Center, 12991
Newport Ave., Tustin. Hours: 9 a.m. to S:J>
p.m. Mon. through Sat. Currently oa uhibit
paintings and drawings by Newport Beach
artist, James Clutter. New works include fast
action impressions of the Grand Prix style
formula cars and drivers. florals, figures, land-
scapes and action impressions of bullfighters.
No admission charge. Phone 838·2.311.
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LECTURE • DEM~NSTIATION ON ~HAWAll~N HISTIORY ;AND __ ... _Ut.A
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''Howoi ion History ond the ~lo" is the title of e procjram to b.
given Soturdoy, April 20 at 8 p.m. inf the loguno Beich Hi<Jh ~ A11-
ditorium on Pork Avenue.
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Geared to adutt audiences, , the presentation by the. Meiek.i
Dancers will tell of the historicol eve1t5 in Hawaii that affected ~ hute,
and will include donces as well as livipg portroits of historical chorocters
in authentic costumes.
Jeannette 84 ird, director of the 15-yeor-old Mokokei group, wil
tell the story oided by o backgroun4 tape which features voices of tM
choir of Christ Church by the Seal and of L&guna actors-Oovid and
Betsy Paul. Poul portrays Mark T waf n and Robert Louis Stev~son.
The Makakai Ooncers, whose programs 11lways ore given es bene.
fits for community projects and intctutions, include 0Jni Alm, Ferol
Baird,' Ann Blackwell, Bee Edwards,~Florence Rypinski, Virgini_q Rylett,
Shirley Scown, Jone Sparks and sin · er Thelma Hoke. G.rol advisor
and technical coordinotor is Williom ucik. Popular guitorisfJred T ovares
supplies the occomponiment for Mrs1 H~ke.
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The Apri1 20 program, being!presented as a benefit for the La·
guna Beoch Civic Ballet Company, tiM be free to members of that or-
ganizotion •
See Guide to Fun, Page 2, {for. tidet details.
Shirley Scown, Ann Blackwell and Bee l;dwards. all of Newport Beach,
model some old costumes in the perform~nce to be 1ta9ed for the benefit
of the Laguna S.ach Civic Ballet Company.
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resident. The Maka ~IDancers onfy pert.rm In benefih fw ~
prefects and lnstftvtions.
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NOTEBO·Oll
Bird Cages
BY J. RU)SEll TUMELSON. ORANGE COUNTY DESIGNER-DECO~TOR
A Wnl in the band may be worth only two in the bosh, but a
rare bird cage could be worth a thousand dollars or more. No longer
are bird cages strictly for the birds. Now they are for the collector
too.
Eerfof e.,. were fashioned to match the period furniture in
homes in which they were housed, the more sumptuous the home,• the
more eteaant tbe bird cage. Some were quite sensational often made
of precious metals, adorned with jewels and worth a small fortune.
In am., UtM were sometime made of ivory, tortoise sbdl and
lacquer with feeding cups of fine porcelain. They were often uaed to
house elaborate stnffed birds or flowers. Interesting shapes of bird
cages include miniature houses, pagodas, churches, public buildings,
casUes and even boats. One bird cage in the Cooper Union Museum in
New York City is modeled after a Venetian bridge.
Todey old cages are used for conversation pieces and planters,
are converted into lanterns and light 6.xlures or they house collections
of miniature painted birds. dolls. figures and art objects.
NEXT WEEK: RA TI AN
fllea.se •ddreu inquiries •n<f questiom by letter to: Desi9ne1'1 Notebook,
Weekender Ma9uine, Post Office 801 1875, Newport Beach, C.liforni•. • ---=-
Outdoor Lighting
TheM IUtMntkelfy stytH cest alutnlnum flxtuns, shown in • patie settlnt
are ene et meny new eutdoor lffli"t' recently introduded into Thom••
lndudries MR, Ntht Hne. TM co;l•I New Entl•nd in1pired waif brackets
hmwe ~ Meded 1a.u paMls framed beneath • manaard roof top 1"411
er...,... with • 9leaml"1 lwlM ral ea9le. M.tchl"f lar .. fiq pott lan-
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I OUT-'N' ABOUT I
Continued from Paget
Stuft-Shirt Restaurant, Newport Beach,
will serve its regular menu, plus a special
roast leg of lamb dlnner, on Easter Sunday.
To be at your beck and call from 12-noon un-
til ten o'clock in the evening.
* Ha' Penny Inn, Westminster, also open-
ing earlier on THE day. Lamb. ham, lobster,
fried chicken, top sirloin steak and prime rib
of beef to grace the menu at HP .•. from
2:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m.
* At Villa Marina, Newport Beach, the
usual (and good-good) buffet featuring primt
rib and two other hot entrees, plus numer-
ous salads, will be available to early Easter
dine-<>uters from 12-noon until 4:30 p.m. And
• . . yes • . . Mark Davidson and the Big
Sound will stage their usual Sunday Evening
Concert beginning at 7:00 p.m. Also on hand
for Davidson's oJeSsion . . . that special 5~
cents buffet, as well as Bloody Marys at 50-
cents.
* Don Lush, manager of Palisades. Back
Bay, bas passed out word that a special
menu will be served in their dining rooms
overlooking the Tennis Club. Complete meals
. . . New York sirloin steak. pork roast,
swordfish steak, fried chicken or top sirloin
steak with soup or salad, beverage and des-
sert ... $3.95 for adults, $1.95 for children.
Another recent innovation at Palisades, 45-
cent libations during weekday cocktaiJ hours
from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Also wild. wild
hors d'oeuvres on the house.
N OTES OF A NOMAD
A cute new gimmick . . . for Friday
cocktail-time and evening . . • at Charter
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The only thin& we overlook
al the Victor Hueo Inn is
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Mouse Rote.I jn Anaheim unveiled recenUy.
In the CHH's Showplace Lounge .•. a
Gallery of Caricatures .•. whidl management
"1 the hostelry upects b> IOOn become an
lmprelfive .nay of the many artists and
per90Mlities appearing in Anaheim and tbe
rest of Orange County.
• The Gallery wUI display show business,
tpo!U and other fields folk visiting the Show·
pJa('e Lounge.
Too. OC residents can go the caricature
route for a nominal sum ... and the man in
charge of chalk and/crayon is fantastic.
Calls himself "Zen" . . . and you'll be
1mazed by his arti~ry in the "as J see you"
areas.
* Get to Karam's, Newport Beach and tr.,
the newest delicacy of Chef Bennie Viloria
• . . "crepes Lucille." strawberries accent-
ing cheese-filled crepes prepared and flamed
at table-side. Other Viloria memorabJes ...
bananas Foster, cherries jubilee and peach
Melba.
*
The Hert>-Joe Trio gone bye-bye from
Sheraton Beach Inn. Huntington Beach. to
fulfill an engagement at Newporter Inn, New-
port Beach. Now on the stand at the Shera-
ton, the Dick Stabile Quartet. Mr. S. was
one of those yesteryears "big band" front •
men at the Newporter along with Freddie
Martin and Les Brown. Catch these lads any
ni~ht but Su nday at the SBI.
* The Jimmy Vann Trio a good one at
Jerry Schroeder's Chef's Inn, Corona det
Mar. Fast sets . . . enjoyable listening. A
more detailed report on this fl'OU-P fortbcom-
mg soon.
Tba's all!
V.ffa nOC/a · YOUU ENJOY OUR
n~wporl SUNDAY
BRUNCH
-•-11 A.M. TO 3 P.M.
IFM~ r.., .. l>ium9 Sina 1965
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Cocktails
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Luncheon and Dinn~
lfonday throvgh Saturd4v.
N0t.o Open Sundays,
4 ·10 p.m.
W• -l•cet9' H tli. lrhtol
Street side belwHn Mullu &
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souc•, rice, i,.a,.1, toua41tcn,
•obo, soup or solad •••. $1.50
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FOR RE~VATIONS (7HJ 673·4633
At
Don
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Don Jose Restaurant in
Huntington B9ach is head·
quuters for the Mexican
food devotees in the Har·
bor Area. Service is fast
ind good and the food is su-
perb. After dinner there
it entertainment in t h e
lounge by the toe-tapping
H1yden Causey trio with
C1utey on 9uit1r , Charles
Murchison at the piano and
Jotephine Courreges on vo-
cals and d rums. Try it -
you'll like.
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Modern Me jrchandising Goes
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All-Out Elegant
Merchandising methods have cflanged drastically in the last few
years, mostly by sheer necessity. Corppetition for the consumer dollar ts
keen and relentless and the retailer fi•ds that bis day is no longer an easy
eight hours in the store. Most likely ht is spending all day and long hour<>
into the night for as many a s six ~ys each week. The large shoppin~~
centers have made night shopping a c nvenience for their customers on at
least two nights each week with so e of the stores staying open every
night and in some cases on Sunday. ~
The store owner or merchand· e manager who bas some original
ideas. and is not afraid to implement hem. is bound to be in the enviablt!
position referred to in the old adage, ·, · you build a better (Douse trap thl!
world will beat a path to your door."
Recently we became aware of just such an example of alert mer-
chandising. and thought it was worth *nging to our readers' attention. We
took photographer Lee Payne witb bis stalwart camera, borrowed a coup1e
of models, found the store owner res nsible fo r the idea and this page is
the result.
Here is what intrigued us.
Joe Hartstein, owner of Jewels
jewelry store in the multi-million do
gleaming Rolls Royce Silver Cloud
using this $10,000 beauty.
y Joseph, a handsome, understated
ar South Coast Plaza, purchased a
d bas a unique merchandising idea
All young couples purchasing d~mond wedding ring sets for $200 or
more may have the services of the Ro Is on their wedding day. A dignified
liveried chauffeur will pick up the bri e at home, drive her to the church,
and after the vows have been said ill drive the newlyw~s to their re-
ception or to any secret rendezvous, rom which they may leave on th.e1r
honeymoon.
The chauffeur, London-born ~ Lloyd, now a member of Hart-
slein's staff, is a former signal corp man in the British Army and one-
time chauffeur for Sir Stanley Reed, ember of Parliament and aide-<ie-
camp to King George V.
The youngsters used in the feature are pretty 17-year--Old Lee Ed-
ewards of Costa ~lesa and handsome ~evin McDermott, !!• of Huntington
Beach. She is employed at Gene's D*-ss Shoppe and he 1s a salesman at
Harris and Frank in the same shoppiLg center. Their employers supplied
their wardrobes. · · ·
This versatile couple quickly fe into the spirit of the occasion and
i . was difficult for us to remember lthey were• just playing their roles.
Who knows? This could be the "stard of something big" for them. At any
rate it was tun for us and we hope y~u enjoy it. · · · • ·
Joe Hartstein imd his wife.--Rujh. are· residents of Long Beach ~d
have had successful jewelry venture!l there and in Bellflower. In addit ion
to their new store in the South Coast tflaza they also O\\ n Jewels by Joseph
in the Buena Park Shopping Center.
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Ch•uffeur Ben Lloyd proudly ho;s the door a1 Kevin helps LM Into the
Cloud. In full .-ddlng regalia tfiey app..r to be soerlng on • cloud of
their own -• btg pink one with • tumber 9 on It •
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rings th"rough the window of Jewels by Joseph, looking for •II the world
like two k1ds drooling over a c;Andy dlspl1y .
Jo. Hartenstein shows the Y'Ung couple the Rolls Royce Sitver Cloud. TM
expreH_ions on their faces s"°w how they fMI about th. OllPOrtunity to ride in such luxury. ,
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Easter Edibles --------
Bunny Day is Brunch Day, and with be
of the Jong ears and whiskers, the furry coat
and the button tail due to make the scene
next Sunday, let's take a look at what some
Orange County .restaurants are offering for
Easter fare.
Free Easter bask els for each child will
be a feature of Easter Sunday brunch at the
Gr.md hotel in An:il'l,.;""·
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The speciru menu, sel"Y'ed from 10:00 a.rn.
until 2:00 p.m. in the plush Matador Room,
will ofier a variety of choices. Guests may
select orange juice or tomato juice, scram-
bled eggs with 'ham, bacon or sausage, lamb
chops, or chicken livers and mushrooms. A!-
so available: hash brown potatoes or broiled
tomato. fresh strawberries, chilled canta-
loupe, uesb pineapple chunks. sweet rolls or
toast and coffee.
Prices are $2.75 for adults. '$1.75 for chil-
dr-en under 12 years of age.
Regular menu items may also be enjoy·
ed in the newly redecorated Matador Room.
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to be fouod at Five Crowns Restaurant,
Corona del Mar.
Manager John Ondyke has come up with
a real goody here, offering such gastronomi-
cal greats as peaches in champagne. fresh
strawberries and cream, porridge and cream
or a selection of frui1 • ·ices to start with.
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NewJ>P~ter N icey on h~nd with eggs, candy and many other --.-, . surpnses for the small fry.
The P:eeter in the huntsman's black cap, .. ,, red jacJtet! and black slacks will welcome An added for the adults ... the fact
Easter ltruiichers to Newporter Inn, Newport that Roy Guerra. one of the originaJ em-
Beach, w. hd travel there to partake oC that ployes at "'!l ~nd more recently food manager
bostelry(,s ted Hunt Breakfast. at ~rksh1re s:On-The-Bay for a long spell •.• 1s now b?" -?t the Newporter Inn in that
Served with champagne. this traditional capacity.
Newporter Jbreaklast features a wide variety • oC appetite, appeasers inc.luding corned beef The Hunt Break£ast served from 9: 30
hash, cfea'1ted chipped beef, chicken livers, a .m . to 2:00 p.m.
Additional faer at 1''ive Crowns includes ham, sa~~ge, bacon . and fried chicken. S ddl J S . such main course brunch items as crepes Fresh ftmtli. rolls, muff ms. and assorted bev-a e >ack e r v 1ngs
Veronique, Berkshire bangers and eggs, Nor-erages 'BreJ the accompamers at Newporter folk omelette (stuffed with chicken livers and Jnn. Ii. .J A gala Easter parade and hunt buffet
mushrooms), roast beef bash, eggs Benedict . He~ !f.e adults are charged $2.75 and are scheduled poolside in the patio at Saddle-
(delicious) or Yarmouth kippers and eggs. childre1 $1175. back Inn. Santa Ana.
$2.95 for adults and $1. 75 for children under
12 years of age.
a
MANY MORE
There will be, of course, many, many
other Easter brunches served around 0 . C.
These four are covered merely to let readers
know approximate price range, time. menu
and on and on and on.
So-0-0-0-0 ... consider them as you will,
and Happy (Easter) Eggs Benedict to you!
Seaclif £ -Soloist Se~ed from 10:00 a.m. to 2 p.m., this ( j' ~ The parad~ '"ill consist of showings of
exceptional Easter repast can be enjoyed in f the latest fashions from the Santa Ana, La
the Five Crowns inside dining rooms or pn · l' Habra and Newport Beach shops of Joan Dick Webster and his "s h . t., ... outdoor patio Buck Fashions · ymp ony m One of the most enjoyable brunches thi~ ·~ · l I · rb~" now the' entertain~r at Huntington
Five Crown F aer
Webster into that establi~ent after his re-
turn from engagements • Tbe Top Of The
Mint in Las Vegas and th• Biltmore Hotel in
Los Angeles. 1
Orange Coontians2emember Web-mr from long-run · gs at Stouffen,
Orange; Mascola's, San~ and the Yorba Linda Country Club. •
A most interesting a . the one Webster
has worked up.
Not only is be an rbed llkr ... but, through eJectro devices .... com-
bines the sounds of an o electric guitar,
c:eleste and two string b Ses with bis piano
doodling. ~ r You can catch Webst.«~ Friday, Saturday
and Sunday nights at the lluntington Seaclifi
Add Easter
The elegani Chez
brin.g a note of spring
the Saturday before Ei
usual long-stemmed ros1
of daffodils will grace
;
in Orange will
to its posh -decor
. instead ol the
,. the bright yeJlow
· table.
~f •
out-n..abou~ bas ever partaken of (an_d The tariff: $2.95 for adults. $1.95 for chil-AnP 'afded" for t hose kiddies ... the The multi-dish buffet will be served from Seachff Country Club, H. untmgton Beach.
sneak-previewed for Easter last Sunday) 1s dren. Newpo~er ·inn's own Easler bunny will be 10 :00 a.m until 2·00 pm with prices set at Th Se Jiff -, · · · · e ac , open to the public booked
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French Specialty
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301 2 Newport Blvd. Newport Beach
OPEN DAILY 5:30 PM. TIL 10:30 P.M.
Closed Monday 673-7813
d; PIAZZA
exceptional italian cuisin e
domestic-imported beer$ ond wines
food to 90
675-3641
polm ovenue at boy
bolboo peninsula
Closed Monday
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dinners h•lf price). Roserv•ti~ns accepted. See our
w•itreues in 1their tradition•! "Easter Bonnets.'"
Served 11 •.m. 1p 11 p.m.
Nltttfy featwi'"J 1M ...-laaal
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STEAK-LOBSTER ....................... $3.95
, EAST. TOP SIRLOIN STEAK ....•...•••.. $3.25
SHISH KABOB . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . • • . . . • . . . $3.25
BEEF KABOB .......................... $3.25 e GENEROUS COCKTAILS e
DINNEI 6-11 PM LUNCH 11 :JO AM-J:OO PM
BUDDY RHONER e PIANO-VOCALS
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THE LIDO LOUNGE
5 p.m. • 8 p.m.
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Dinner. Luncheon, Cocktoils & Atmosphere
ENTERTAINMENT -DANCl~G
NIGHTLY EXCEl'T MONDAY
Sundoy Brunch 11 :00 A.M. -3:00 P.M.
Specially Priced l ibofions
'4 to 7 Do ily. Also Hors D'euvre!.
PALISADES ROAD
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NEWPORT BOULEVARD
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RED HILL ROAD
546-6534
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Dinners: l :Op-l2:00
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Dinners: &:00-12:00
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