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Home My WebLink About1968-05-03 - Newport Harbor Daily Pilot,.. ''l , . r • • , .... J •• a • ~Al.lt._.tA-•_ ....,. .... \!•._!, 1.l~ E. -·~1 ~t • . ~nnh')1r-, t: 11 f. :·'>" ·,. ~ ~! l ~1;J ~ • N eWport Barbor Today's Closing EDITION VOL i r, NO. 107, 4 SECTIONS, SO PAGES NEWPORT. Br.A-cff, CAOFORNIA FRIDAY, MAY 3', '1908 TiN CENTS • ar1s e.ace a s 2Americans Get Heart Transplants By ASSOCIATED PRESS The world's third human heart transplant within a week -and the ninth in au -was performed today at Houston. Tex . Two of the recipients. both Americans, were still alive. The third, ? Frenchman, died Tu~day. Principal in the latest operation, at SL Luke's Episcopal Hospital 10 Jl ouston, was Everett Clair Thomas, 47, a Phoenix, Ariz .. accountant. llis heart was replaced by that of a 2:1· year-old woman who shot herself. In Stanford . .'Pseph Rizor, 40. was in fair condition after the heart of an unidentified 43-year-old man replac·'c! l11s own in an operation Thursday. Clovis Roblain. 66-year-old retired l'rcnch truck driver and Europe's firi.t heart transplant patient. died Tuesday rn Paris. He had never regained con- sciousness after receiving on Saturda:-· the heart of a man of 23 who had been fatally injured in an auto accident. Hospital spokesmen in Houston clescribed the condition of Thomas as satisfactory. They said his blood pressure became normal sho-rUy after a single electric shock restored the regular beat of the donor heart. The hospital did not identify the tlonor but relatives identified her as Mrs. Charles L. Martin lU, a Houston suburban resident who had been mar· ricd only six months. The iden· tification was made by the father-in· law, Charles L. Martin Jr. The hostiital said the donor died of a aunshot wound in the head. -In Stanford, a healthy heart replac· ing a badly diseased onr carried Rizor beyond a critical period and into his first postoperative day. "The first 101n hours are critical." i.aid doctors at Stanford University Medical Center when they completed a ·P·2·1iour transplant operation at noon Thursdav. Rizor, 40. received th e heart o( a 43-year-old man. Dr. Norman K Shumway, 44, who headed the transplant team. said the condition of the stocky Salinas carpenter was fair. Because of a lung condition, the patient was receiving artificial respiration to help him breathe. Shumway said. The donor. whose family asked anonymity. died of brain damage doc· tors described as irreversible. Rizor, the eighth person in medical history !1> undergo a human heart transplant. entered the hospital in March after suffering a serious heart condition for seven years. He wanted the surgery. "l wish that were me." Rizor had said when he heard about the world's first hE.>art transplant, which was done at Cape Town. South Africa, last Dec. 3. Rizor was quoted by his wife, Eileen. ··At first I was shocked by the idea but time and the knowledge of how desperately my husband wanted to un· dergo the operation have made me realize that th is may be his only chance to live," Mrs. Rizor said before the operation began at 7:30 a.m. WELCOMES TI KI BACK Smiling Sam Biales Tra veling Tiki Back Ho1n e After Journey in Nl esa By .\RTHCR R. \'l'>:SEL 01 !ht Oarly ~1101 Sia:': ~aybe it's a theoln,.:1cal mtxrrl metaphor. but the Prod1i?al T1k1 ha o; returned - not from squanderi n~ Im inheritance tn a forC'i;:;n land -but from shedding ralm du~t 1n a stran ~c pati-0. His sojoorn took him In onh· hr knows how many places in I.lie c'xotu: real!T] of Cos ta Mesn durin~ t~1r pa~t year Today. however. the er!!hl·f·1<>l·t<tll traveler ts on guarrl aga in tn front of Hawaiian Isle Apparel. 320 E. 17th SI . leering al passing moloTi sts ··:'vfy Tiki is back," said shop 01~ner Sam Bi ales Wednesday. notifyi ng the DAILY PlLOT of lhe gnod ne~s. Costa Mesa police. Orang<' fr.11n1y sheriff's deputies and a sharp-r yecl couple who recognized I.he custom· carved deitv with a face onlv 1tc; mother could love, are responsibic The case bC'gan some m1>n!hs ago (Ser TIKI BACK . Page 2) U. S., N. Vietnam Confirm Meeting By MERRIMAN SMITH UPI White House Reporter WASHIN~TON .-The United Stales and North Vietnam agreed today to meet m Parts late next week lo start discussing conditions for possible Vietnam peace talks. President Johnson announced at a nationally televised and broad- cast news conference: "I have sent a message informing Hanoi that the day o( May 10 and the site of Pilots Hope To Hush Up Jet Noise By BRUCE BENSON Of !ht Oaily P1lof Stiff The DC9. the way we're going In • perate it, should cause very llttle , onccrn down there.·· fhe "we'' are Air California pilots. who will soon be £lying the company·~ two new pure jet DC9's lo the San Francisco area JO times a day, in ad · ctition to their regular prop flights. And "down there" is Newport Heach, e s p e c i a 11 y neighborhoods around Orange County Airport. The prediction was made by Elmer (;(J te, former Air Cal chief pilot and now the airline's assistant vice presi· dent for flil!bl operations. ~ At a briefing Thursday, Cote told Air Cal pilots that they can get the new jets out of the airport with just about ~s !JtUe noise as the company's prop Electras -ii they follow certain noise abatement methods. Paris are acceptable to the United Slates." The President's statement came shortly over an hour after a Hanoi radio hroadcasl proposed Paris as "an approprrati-venue for the formal bilateral talks." The North Viel· names!' broadcast said talks should begin "on May 10 or a few days later.'' Johnson Lold newsmen he was in· formed of Hano1 's willingness to meet JO Paris .. about one o'clock this morn· l!lS!' • As all of you know. we have sou ght a place for U1ese conversations 1n which all of the parlles would receive Iair and impartial t r e a t m e n l , · ' Johnson sajd, "France 1s a countrv where all countries should expect such treatment " HOPE EXPRESSEO The President expressed "hope t,J1at this a,c;reement on initial contact will prove a step and can represent a mutual and a senous movement bv all parties toward peace in Southeast Asia." "l must, however, sound a cau· tionarv note." Johnson said. "This 1s only fre very Hrst step. and there are many ml!ny hazards and difficulties al. '~d. "f ~sume that each side would present its viewpoint in t11esc car.tacts. · 1 have never felt that it was useful for public officials to confuse delicatl' nE.>1~ot1ations by detailing personal views or sugl!<'"'lion~. or elaborat.10;; (See PEACE. Page 2) Sitting in at the briefing were r lresbman Newport City Councilman Don Mcinnis, himself a private pilot: .lcick Mullan. chairman of the c1Ly's Newport Man Gets Jury Trial \tr Trame Advi$ory Committee. and Hobert Bresnahan, the county's new a1warl administrator. Cole called the meeting t o familiarize his pilots with a formula designed lo keep airplane noise at a minimum without compromising safe· ty The formula coincides closely with provisions of an anti·noise law now being hammered out in committee by the County Airport Commission. Th~ measure is expected to be presented soon to the Board of Supervisors. Jt would set minimum acceptable ny1n12, patterns and provide a means lo punish violators. Air Cal has inclicated it will follow the formula whether the measure becomes law or not What Cote did in his briefing was to familic:rrize the pilots with certain facts about sound , especially those dealing with how to divert soundwaves to someplace other than the ears of the citizenry below. With airplanes. he said . the only two wr:ys of reducing noise 1s either to cul hack the power of the engines or to in- crease the distance between the engines and the listener below. Using those principles. Cote and others have derived a formula lo keep thP noise down. Here's how it works: i\l the start of the 5. 700-fooHon c: runway. the plane starts ro!Ung, its engines going full bore. Al c: dist<ince of about 3.500 feet or (See NO ISE, Page 21 "' On Flag Charge Michael Joseph Jackson toda y w<is free on $625 bail pen<lmg a 111rv lrial in Newport Beach i\luni cip al Court May 28 on charges of clefilt nc Old Glory by flying her in t1u·ee pieces a~ rlrapcs in his apartmenl Jackson appeared for arrai~nment \.Vednesday. He pleaded nol f!tully tn a section of the California :'llrlttan ;:ind \'eterans Code which ma kr~ it :i misdemeanor to defile or mutilate tilt> American Flag. The 22-year-old hac:helor :.urrrn· 11<-1 rd himself at police hcaclquar1 er~ ,\pr rl 24 after a warrant w;is 1s~11ed for 111~ arrest. \nother youth . 19·year-olcl .Joe '.\k- ('11111g of Seatllr. is now ser\·111~ a 60· 11.11 term in Oran ;::e County Jail for 11-111g a Flag as a bC'ac h towel in New· pnr! Beach only a few clays before .l;1c·kson's arre~t. l\lcCluni!. unlike .la~kson, pleadN'f guilty to the defilmg rl1:irge. l'olice Officer Rri<l Gloshen said he i ~11 the t'rE.>-cafching deC<'>rating job ,,·Jackson·~ aoartment. 1512 W. Ocean r1 nnt arid told him to remove it. \\'hen the hanner remained flyinit t"o weeks later. police obtained thl' warrant for Jackson's runst. Prescription for Doctors: rove U,, TeltpllolO EMOTIONAL MOMENT -President Johnson tells nationwide tele- vision audience, with gestures. about today's agreement to meet in Paris for Vietnam peace negotiations. Balboa Yacht Leading FieUl in Ensenada Race Special lo the Dally Pilot W11h light winds slowing the fleet. .Jack Baillie's Newsboy from Balboa Yacht Club led a record number of 570 yachts at mid·day today in the 21st running of the Newport to Ensenada Yacht Race Spotter at San Miguel Village. north of En5en.ada. reported no sightings as of 9:30 a.rn. and s~id most of the fleet 11 as hC't" een Rosarila Beach and Coron;idos islands. moving in very light winds with a visibility of 3 miles. Lead boats, at this pace. weren't ex- pected into Ensenada before early this afternoon. Some 5i0 vachls JO five classes left the startin2 line Thursday under overcast skies and were near San J>irgri at nitZhtfall. M that time, ~he f1cl: Chubasco. skippered by Don l!asl\ell of lhe :-.Jewport Harhor Yacht Club: \\'h1te Cloud, skippered by Don HOLD IT! L UA U NOT TO NIGHT Take off your leis and stop rustling those in·ass skirts. The festive luau of the Balboa Outrigger Canoe Club will be held Saturday night, and not this evening. as erroneously reported in Thursday·~ Daily Pilot. The luau. with hula maids. authentic JI awaiian food and fire dances will start at 3 p.m . with dinner at 6:30 pm anrt rntertainmrnt at 7·30 p.m , at the ;\'rwport Beach Legion Hall. More infnrm;it ron can be obtained by calhnji fi.46.217!1 Barclay of the Kings Harbor YC; Nam San, by John Thompson Of the Sant~1 Monica YC, and Coquille, by Al Ezor of the Del Rey YC. Rocky-Kuchel Ticket Predicted s,qEM, Ore. (AP) -GQv, Tom McCall of Oregon predicts th e Republican party will nominate Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New ~ork for president and Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel of California for vice presidenl McCall said today Rockefeller's Massachusetts primary election vie· tory ensures he will be strong at the party convention. He also sajd Republican governors could play a key role in getting Rockefeller nominated. McCall said that if Kuchel is not the vice presidential candidate, he would like to see Gov. John A. Volpe of Massachusetts or Gov. John Love of Colorado nominated. Kuchel commented: "M:-.r sole hope and ambition is to return to the Senate." Orang:._£"' Weather Weatherwise. it's just a car· bon copy of the last few days for the weekend, forecaster Dave Burt shrugs. Which means !"ow clouds and hazy sunshine with mid-60 temperatures on the coast. INSIDE TODAY Newport Freeway Route 'Replay' Set for Friday Slate h1Wiway engineers on Friday, M•ay 10. will replay this week's 1m· \ciUn~ of Newport Freeway alternate ali~ments. Schmitz Says Stop Being Nice Guys Margie Samuels has to carry drinking water m a jug, tile creek behind her living 'Ill.art· ers is tco polluted to stmm m and vermin are port of the in- terior decor. Missionary ht tl1r. boondocks~ Nope, lhis Oranae Coa.~t girl is workina in mt Arnerica most of 11,s do1l't k110111. Rend about 1t today in WEEK· ENDER. The second brH?fing will be for Orange County ofiloals and S'>me Harbor Area business and community ~rganization leaders. ~ording to Division of Highways spokesmen. The session will be held in the division's Los Angeles ~dq~rters, 120 S. Spring St., at 10 a.m. "lt will be a technical meeting. as was this week's meeting," said Charles Gu~son. a division official. "We'll present virtuaUy tihc same material" Gusta(son noted that the session is not a public ht>aring. "Th~t will come letter. if Uu~ thing carries furt~er." he r.xplainPd. Next Friday's meeting will probably he lleld 1n a basement coofel't'nce mom, Gustafson said. Death may be int'v1tahlr. hut ~t11C1clr 1s not the onlv alterrr;it1ve. Sf>n John G. Schmitz · t R-Tustin t told the California Physicians and Dentists Guild in a re-declaration of war on socialized medicine. The Oranl(e County \eg1slator - author of Senate Bill 678, aimed al giv· ing relief from exorbitant malpractice suits -was ctuef speakrr at the CPDG slate ba.nquet at the aalboa Bay Club. An estimated 500 pt>rsons altendtd the dinner. 1J.hich wa~ Ji(f"ared to com· <'ide with the n~nini;: of hPArlnga on SB A7R before the St>nat~ J11dic1ary rAlmm1ttee in Sacramento Thur 5day nili(ht Schm1ti warned that fhf' mrdlcal ~----------------------- . . profc>ssion is b<-mg lulled 11110 com- placency while the stage 1.s bP.in~ set f()r socialization of its m1n1strations on a cold. assemb:y llnr bam Combat with elements moving th" medical profession along this apparent roart to s0<:1allsm i.s one of the foun· ding aJms of the Costa Mesa-head· quartered CPDG. loosely linked to other izullds in the country. Qualifyin g lus statement som<'what. Schmitz sa1rt ..,he only term for thr medical profession·~ political activit~· -prior to found ing of the Guild -j5 naivete. He also cnti<'11rd lhe proclaimed in· evitability of 11ociahsm ln Amrrica, usually bt'ginnlng first with medicine, and urged doctor~ ancl dentists to n: :.1nlze and huck the trend 11" used the analogy nl !>oiling a froc r.11 what is allegPdly planned !or thl' f11111re of medicine and dentistrv \ froR thrown into a c:mldron of ho• hng water will sr.nn~ ri~ht out .1~ hr~ muscles contract. S<-hmitz satd. hut he hasn't a <'h11nce whc>n the hrat builds up under the pot degree by clrl!ree. · The middle of lilt roacl is deU?rmin · r .f hy llnw fnr you want to p115h on r1lhf'r side." i.aid !hi' l'Onlit'rvat1vC' ~1't1:ito1'. "ancl it's ahout t1 mr the nicr 1:111' stopped beini:: m1ddle-of·lhe· ro.1rlers." I can Just sl'e !hill in thr DAILY Pll OT," Schmitz cont1m1t'<I 'Schm1tl Sa'' Stop Bein;t Ntcc Guv~ ' .. No," h<' amended: " 'Bircher Says Stnp Being ;-<ice Guys.' " Earlier speakers also urged a united rronl against cre eping socialism of the mrcli<'al field. predicting that working conditions and professional standards of ciirc would become impossible. The CPDG contends that third party interference. especially wher Imposed hv izovernment, will damage the caust of hoth professional treatment and 11uali ty health care. "Your house is on fire. No quHdon 11l>out 1t." said Attorney Richard R. Murphy. of Orange, legal counsel for the CPDG. adding : ''Eternal viJU&nc:e 1s )'Par 'round !" ro~ta MP.~3 phyidt'ian Dr. Jack (See SCHMITZ. PaJf' 2) •f '· llrtltY I C111tor11l1 ' Cl.s11'1M b-_,. C•mka f Cr9ttWWf I 0.1!11 IMll<ot 1 Div-. I .. ,,..., .. "'" n "lllftct , .. " l'lre Ctllt I ,.,, .. _. lt Aft!' l.tftfff1 II Mll'rlafll L'-"h I -""" . Mt¥1e Ollfft II "'"'"' """~ " ................... °""91 ,_,, , .. 1v1...i. l'othlf u S~ltl Newt 11·\J l,,_m IMI Sto(k Mtt1cti. 1 .. 17 hft VltltO f T11t11.,, WMktllftr WHllllf ' World HtwW W WMlctt!der D•ll-J Dr•m• l4 Fiims l>tf '•~ ovi. J o...... . M•I l'Ml'lt J "'"''' . ""''_,. •u ' .. . . ..... . I OAJL'f PILO r Frtdolf. May 3, 1%a U,.I l'tlt PohlO\ almost imme<li;11el\' for talks with North Vietnam- ese diplomat.,;. 111t.lud1 ng Hanoi'~ minister without portfoho, Xuan 'I IHI) mghtJ. PEACE PANEL -Diplomatic sources in Washing- ton this morning announced U.S. Ambassador-at· Large W. Averell Harriman lleftJ and Special Presi- dential Adviser Cyrus Vance are prepared to leave ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ From Page 1 PEACE • • • on positions i.n advance.·• The President promised that the United Slates wlll •·continue in close consultalion at all stages with our allies." l:le noted that all of them have representation in the French capital. Pans is al.so an adequate locatioo from the :-.forth Vietnamese point of view. Hanoi maintains a mission there. headed by a sel\ior <tiplomat. Mai Van Bo. and Commurust China 1s also represented in Paris. '.'iorth Vietnam named its minister without portfolio. veteran diplomat Xuan Thuy, as its representative for the initial talks. li. S. officials indicated that Am· bassador at Large W. Averell Har· nman and special presidential adviser Cyrus Vance were prepared to leave s'.iortly for the agreed-on meeting place with the ;'forth Vietnamese. American and North V1elnamese diplomats met in Ventiane, Laos. to· <lay and there was speculation that the arrangements to hold utitial talks LO Paris ''ere completed at th~t time From Page 1 Tll(I BACI( . • • ''hen Mr. and :.1rs. Fred GrllTles. operators l)f !\Iona Palms Trailer Park. 13.1 E. 16th St. went to a local re~1dence on a busmcss matter. No, they got no payment. "Did you see wha-t I saw'!" Grime ~ asked. after the couple had left. "The T1k1 ," slle replied. B<>.r~g 1n thc field nf Polynesian trailer park decor. l!ir often·\'lt· t1m 1zed Gnmes· are alert for hot Tik1s m their own travels about the city. Costa :Vlesa poliC'e Wt'fe tontactcd hecause. although :\Ir. and Mrs. Grimes recognized the 125-poond god, they couldn't lhink where it belonged ··~o way was t.'lere ever a Tiki here'" the occupants reportedl y told investigating police. as the officers gazed at telltale scrape marks and a trail of palm du st. A few days lat!'r, however. the Prodigal T1k1. once ser upon by thieves. w·as found dumped and aban· dcned along a roadway outside the city limit~ and rero' cred hy sheriff's deputies. A subsequent record check reveale<i R1ales ha<i reported tus red-tongued Tiki stolen more than a vear beforr. listini; its value at Sl25. less a decade's wnrth of sentimental mtere~l. "He ·was llearlbrokl'n at the Ume." c:aid hjs wife. ~1rs. Zada Biales. ·r d1dn 't kn{)w whether to laugh or cry." said Sam. who 1s definitely lauthing , now that hr has his Tik i oaek 1'.\lnng \1·1th two good new rnend~ ... he adds. palling ~Jr and .Mrs. Grimes on the back. DAILY PILOT New,.rt 1-11. C•llf•n1I• Robe•+ N. w .. d P11bll1Mr Thomu Ku vil Editor Thomu >-.. Murph i"' Manolnt f.dllor Joromt F. ColliM lltwoorl Btech Cilv Edllor J tck ~. Curloy P1ul Niut fl Bu•IMU fMn .. oer A6vtrtl1lnt Dlrt<IOI' He_,.rt lfftll Office 22 1 I Wu t l elbu llvd, ~tilin9 ~ddrou: P.O. loa 1175 92UJ Other Ofr.cu Cool• MUI' lJO Wut •• , s•-· ._...,,... eu ch· m ""'"' A¥tl>lli H.in11nt tot1 &Ht~ ~ 5111 S•lttl DAILY l>ILOT, with Wlllch 11 _, .... Ille N•""•·P•"I· It oubll1""~ """v PUIJI $uNMI' In ••Pt•tlt td•ll••" tor NtWllOff a .. cll, COfll Mflt, Lltvnt l t•t/I, Hunt• In.ion hecll, 'Olll'lt ln V1ll•v •l'ld Wn,. minster, tlOnO wit~ t tttlOl'ltl Mltloft.. l'rintln• '''"'-t i 2711 Wttf 811-IM., Ht._I .. Kii, •n4 »O Wtsl .. y Sfrtt1, C•ll M"4. T ........ 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I .\PI -.\n Atlas f rotkct booslmg an expenmenlal re-entry \elucle w:i~ destroyed by the range stfety oHicer today shortly after launch from thi~ ln'tn" Company President William R ~1ason today in a surprise an· nouncement md1cated the giant ranch fim1 will drpart from past policy and begm selling residential land. Since early days when residential construction began on Irvine lands. tompany policy was to lease the pro- perty to builders and homeowners. Mason said now. in I r v i ne ' s University Community. prospective home buyers will be given the choice of either leasLng or purchasing their land outright. The announcement of policy change came 111 a !>pec1al press confe rence called by ti~ Irvine Company at the :-lewporter Inn m Newport Beach The new ''lrase-or-buy" option goes into effect immediately, and may be exercised at any time in the future during lhe term of the lease, )tason !>a td. In [nitiatu:g the new program. ~ason pointed out that the Jrvine Ra n- ch becomes unique U1 offenng both 75· year leases an<! outright sale of pro· perty side by side within lhe en- vironment of 1ls master-planned com- rnuntt 1cs. "F'amilie~ new can decide whether a ht1me on leased land. or a home on land they own, gives them the in- vestment advantages they are seek- 111~ .. The announcement comes on t;-ie heels of a live-year study which culmir,ated earlier this yt>a r when fre o;1mple property was tested on the nam;h within the framewor k or its ror ·rolled ccmmunity cor.ccpt. f'ubhc reaction to thr Tustrn \lcadows devehpment enl'nura~ed lhe company t1J extend the right-to- r-1:rtilase program to the L'niversity l r.mmunily. 2 Newport Youths Earn National Merit A ivards T\\ n '.\ ewpor1 Beach youths are wrn· ners nr sizable 'ational Mer 1 t Scholarships. Jl was announce'tl today Rll'hard E Shows tack \\on a Sl.OO<J ~tholarship and Janet :\I. 01etz a tui- tion ~t·holanh1p to attend Bennington Coll<•ge. There were nine National ~lerit win- ner~ 111 Orange County. Competition wa~ nallonwide. Shm\ stack. 18 \\ill ui;r ht~ monc~ tn attend t:C Bc1 kelev "here he Y. ill study social sciences. Ile said he was •·quite surprlsrd" and "naturally \'ery happ)." Showstack 1s a student at Ncwporl llarbor I ll gh School and lives at 3.'l9 Snug Barbor Road He ha~ rrccivcd two B's ancl lhe rest A's 1n !our yran al Harbor High Miss Dietz. 17. attend('d summer WINS $1,000 Richa rd Showstack '-t·hnol an<i i!raduatrd from Corona del Mar High School 1n January after only three and one-half vears. Shr 1s now living with relative~ 1n Canada where she is working and takml! some ti asses Her father ll\'l's at 217 Aga1e Ave . Balboa Island . Miss Dietz's grade point avrrage at Corona del Mar High was 3 8 or 4 A's for everv B Bennington 1~ a pm·atr ~1rh <'ollege in New Ycrk with a low eight to one ~tudent-to·f acu It v ratio. The ~ational ·Merit rxam 1·11vered EnglL~h. mathematics and sc1rnt.:e. Other Orange County wmnrr> are Gregory Parks. Tustin : Ga il Rlythe and Stephen llaber. Anahri rn. \!ichael Brossart. Karen Chapman. \\'1lliam Schwartz and .John Trotter. all llf San· ta Ana. TUIT ION PAID J•n•t Diet• From Page J Tot Mu,.der NOISE ... less. the plane becomes airborne. The pilot now has a tho1ce of either going as fast as possible. "·b1ch re· quires a low ascent rate. or gaining altitude a~ quickly as possible. whlch naturally reduces the forward "air speed . or using a combination of the posslblllt1es. Judge Sentences Cote's approach . is to keep the plane's air speed 10 knots above its mmimum s<>fe level. IThis is what aviators mean by V2 plus 101. By keeping the engines at full thrust, and keepmg the air spee::I at its min imum sale level. this means the plane has a lot of extra power lo go up. up. up. At an altitude of 1.500 feet. Cote wan ts Air Cal pilots to then cut down the thrust of their enl{ines. while ma1nta10ine: minimum sale air sperd. This means lhe en~ines will be less n.,,~Y The plG.'lle will be able to gain ,1llit11de very gradually, and will climb frr.m 1.500 feet 11JHtude to 3.000 feet al11tut.le ht>fore lull engine thru~I' ili ag.110 used. ,\t this point. Cote i;a1d, the plane will be at about the shoreline of the ocec:.·n. The pilot can then resume his pc:wer and get on with the trip to San franctSco. The point at which the p1·8'!1e reaches 1.500 feet altitude comes at about .Yle~a Drive. One final technique will be used in the noise abatement procedures. Pilots will adjust the planes to keep them as horizontal as possible during rhe ascent from 1.500 to 3.000 feet altitude. Cote said this will tend to send noise toward the empty airspace behind the plane. and not toward the ground below. He said Air Cal's four-engine prop planes create about 85 decibels of noise at their loudest. He estimated the DC9's will set up just about the same number of decibels. One of the quirky things about measuring sound. he pointed out, is that its loudness isn't necessarily related to its noisiness. Some sounds can be louder than nthers wilhoul being as bothersome Hr suggested that if an "irritability scale" could be devised. it would show that hjgher pitched sounds get louder · fa ster than their ''irri tability factor." From Pag~ 1 SCHMITZ ... Hagadorn. state president of the Guild, also spoke, sharply criticizing his colleague-s for inaction. "You're all rr.al<lng a good Living. You're not hurting. That's why it's hard to organize a Guild.'' he said. "Hell. in two years it will be too Jate,'' he added, noting that new Secretary of Health. E d u c a t i o n and Welfare. Wilbur Cohen, plans, by 1970, to socialize medicine. The CPDG has organized what it terms a £Ive-phase action plan. design- ed tr. force changes in unwanted con- trol and domination of the medical profession. This political weaponry includes steps from discussion with the of- fending party to cessation of all medical care but that required to save or sustain lives of patients. Antonia Bv JACK BROBACK ·Of tM Dell' ,., ... Stefl Antonia Thomas was today denied a new trial en her conviction of first degree murder of her five day old child. Judge Robert Gardner sen- tenced her to We imprisonment. Defense attorney Dudley Gray said he would appeal and expected & hear- ing within 30 days. In U1e meantime, the 25-year-oJj Filipino-born woman will be confined to the woman's state prison in Front.era. In handing down lHs decision. JudgP G<.'rdner brushed aside d e f e n s e counsel Gray's contentions that errors were made in the three-week tong jury trial which ended lcut April 4 with the guilty verdict. The judge alSo said the attorney's plea of l.n.5ufficlent evidence was not borne out by trial testimony. In his arguments, Gray challenged the judge for a new trial with "Many pa11t cases show that a defendant is entitled to two trials, one by a jury uMi one by a judge.'' Judge Gardner in his summation agreed: "If I had a reasonable doubt. I could not sleep nights. l agree l must decide myseU on the guilt or in- nocence of the defendant." The judge continued, •·As I watched the case develop during the trial, it all came down to one hard. cold fact. There is no doubt that first degree murder was committed. "Testimony ruled out any chance ttlat an accident could have caused the death of the baby. Somebody did it, Edwin Barnes Rites Saturday Services for Edwin A. Barnes, 2525 Ocean Blvd .. Corona de! Mar. will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at Pacific View Memorial ChapeJ, Corona del Mar. Mr. Barnes. 73, <tied Tuesday at Hoag Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. A sell-employed investment banker of securities and properties. Mr. Barnes was a partner in Barnes Lester and Co .. now known as Lester Ryons Co .. Los Angeles. He had been a resident or Orange County for the past 11 years and or California for 67 years. A graduate of UC Berkeley, 1917, he served in both World War I and II. He served as Gen. Hodges' Chief of Staff in World War lI and served overseas in both wars. Survivors include his wife. Dorothy. of the home : a son. Edwin A. of Pasadena. a daughter. Miss Cynthia Barnes of San Francisco. and four grandchildren. Entombment will follow at the Mausoleum of the Padfic. Corona del Ma r. • F t• 1 p to Life but who? "A stranger who climbed in through a wlndow and poisoned tM child ? No. The Little chlldren who were there al the time ? No. '"That brought it down to one of twr people. the defendant C1t Mary Mc:<iden I Antonia Thomas' landlady who was a witness in the trial and around whom defense attorney Grc:y sought 10 weave a circumstantial web 1111. plicatin,g her ) ',\llhou;;:h Mary Madden 1s a strange woman." the judge continued ' her appearance, ber mannerisms, her peculiar way of expressing herseli and her thick glasses, I could s;e nothing in lhe evidence to support her guilt. "Only one person could have kiUed the child th.e defendant.'' the judg" concluded 1n a deathly q u i et courtroom. Defense counsel Gray had argued that prosecutor Everett Dickey's at- tempt ~o have the defendant hyp. nntJ?.ed 1n court had prejudiced a fair lnal and that Dickey's influence that the sho\vlng of a film of the defendant under hypnosis made the trial like a "Holly wood circus" was in error. In supporting the jury's verdict, Dickey denied that the Jury could have been prejudiced by his actions and brushed off Gray 's contention of in· sufrlcient evidence with •·the evidencr was circumstantial. ()f course. as 111 many trials. but it was not weak or in- sufficient in any way." The April 4 jury verdict finding Mr~. Thomas guilty of murdering her fi ve ddy old baby admittedly fathered by a mnn other than her husband. was tht> i.econd trial In which she wai; found gu.1 lty. Services Slated For Mrs. Rorick Services for Barbara L. Rorick, a native of Balboa. will be held at 3 p.m. Monda y al Peek Family Colonial Funeral Horne. Westminster. Mrs. Rorick died at Hoag Memorial llospltal Wednesday. after a short il- lness She was 40. She attended Newport Harbor lligh School and elementary schools in Costa Mesa. Survivors include her husband. Wayne, of Anaheim ; three sons. Wayne Jr .• Steven and JeH; three sisers, Alice Eaton and Louie Westra. both ot Costa Mesa and Irene Fleming of Huntington Beach : two brother~. Arnold Fine of Oreg. and Charles E. Fine of Santa Ana. Interment will be at Harbor Rest Memorial Park ( LAMP SALE ·~ LARGE SELEC 1 ION OF UN- USUAL LAMPS TO CHOOSE FROM. TERRIFI C VALUES. REDUC T IONS FROM 2 0°/o TO 40°/o Off SELECT FROM SUCH FAMOU S BRAND NAMES AS MARBRO, DE- SIGN GUILD, KNOB CREEK AND MANY OTHERS. EXCLUSIVE DEALERS FOR: HENREDON -DREXEL-::_ HERITAGE 90 OAYS NO INTEREST-TERMS AVAILABLE ON APPROVED CREDIT 1.J., 6.! NEWPORT l!ACH U2·2050 1n1 Wettcllff Drive INTRIOttS Profeulon1I lnterier LAGUNA BEACH o.lfMrt 345 North Coatt Hwy. 49«SS1 Availebt.-AID-NSID onN fllDA'r "TIL t ...._ r.• ,,_ W• •• o,... c:..., u .. au • ' . • ~ I ( I hi n1 fr11 1n rrl , lleal Swi119e1· l\t>\'ln Bu~h kl1n\\·<. whal trf'r ~ff' 1111 J'h:-~ \e.ir-nld -nn nl \ft anrl \fr .. DillP Bu<.h J'lilll"f.'S hPrP nn h1<. \\.:!\ horn" frnm ,rhnnl 111 H11nl · in,glnn Rcarh In ;!Pl Ill •Omf' rr~rt rrp fnr ;! .\11ncmz \lllnnJPr \':lrilllnn Overweight (;~ .. m TC?a('hcr Leave~ otc~ Oi s appC'ar~ I \HK!--Pl R II Pl\ I 1111a1d R1nr"l11nrt It nl S;im.;ih tn French laud Paris Site For Parley P.\RIS 1 UPI) -l'he French govern- ment said today 1t was delighted tx> serve as host for U.S.·North Viel· namese prelim111ary peace talks. A top police official srud security would be no problem France 1s elated to see North Viet· odm and the United States o p e n negotiations 1n Paris ... a govemmerit 'pokesman said. ''France wil1 spare no effort to givt> whatever help netessary ·:. French orfic1als said thr possibilitir~ nt a silt> for thr talks had bttn nar ro11 rd to thrPe areas Thev are thf' rha1eau de Champs. 15 m1ies east of Paris. the famous Chateau d ,. VerscuUe. 12 miles west of the capital. :ind the Chatcau de Melun. about 27 miles southeast of Paris. ··we have no doubt we will be fullv able to insure the secrecy. tranquility and comfort of our foreign guests." a rankmg police offtc1al said. He said Paris authorities could muster hun- dreds C)( plal.lldolhes officers and at least 50.000 unlformed police 1! nPcessary Thr Snuth \'retnamese Consulate 'atrl it would havp an "observl'r" 11rrst>nl al the talks Tht> consulalr rrfentili<>d him a" Ngo Tan Carrh. 1111' ~outh \'1e1nam<'~P ronsul l(Pneral rn rart" other ofhc1al1" ali;o wrre PX prrtrd lo lravf'I from Sau?On \ f''rrnch spol-r~man sa1<1 Parlrrr rl ''a~ unclrr.,100<1 therr wnulcl hf> no mtddlrmaifl. f'hird party or d.lplomat1r mrdratinn -onlv 11irPCt ,&,meriran· \forth \'1rtnamf'"f' cont;:.ct. Ike Lontinuing His Improvement 1\1&.RCH .~IR FORCE BASE. !Al'1 The progrr:.s brml( made by formrr 1'1 rl>rdcnt Owight n Eisenhower srnrr ~11rrenni a m1ld heart ;ittack Moo<fa, c·n1111nue~ In sal1srv his doC'tors. \ latP bullrtin ~a1<f therr has brrn nn rrcurrene;r <If ;iny rl1fficultie!' . r:rn E1srnhrrwrr rr1n;i10i; at comp1Plr hrcl-rrsl 111 lhP c·ard1;ic· r;irr unrl " · ThP 11,rnPral ~f'Pnl anofhN n1m I wtable day." thr annou nCjmenf ,;.1rl VI CTIM OF VIET WAR Pfc. Terry L. Tebbeth Marina Graduate Terr,· Tebbetts , .. ictnan1 Vietiiu Mre11111 till -r1111·r~ will hp hrlcl ;ii 2 fl m S..1111nla\ l11r 1\r 011 Pf1• Tl'l'l'\ I. TPhllf'll". l!l, a ;..J;inn;i H111h School t?rad11atP 11.ho 11.;i~ ktllrrf t;ii;f f'n d;i, 10 \ ll'ln:im ;wt·orc11n~ tn thP nrfrn<.r 11Pjl.ll I lll1'11 l Hr' p;u·ror-Mr and ;...,,.,, l:lrn I, Trhhrlh. Cll :1.t!I :-.1r;i<lm1 I.ark nriv r, H1rn11ni:1 011 Rra<"h. 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Lots of sandals, all but bare ••• with 1ust a few str;itegically·placed str;irs. Th~y·ri> frnm our great summer collection. All from lt;ily, designed by Amalfi and Bandolino cra ftsmen. MrLEAN, Va. <AP) -''I regre1 lo ay '' said Sen. Robert F. Kenneuv. 'hal one or my sons rn the compt1n~ 11f another boy gof mto troubll' 1;i,1 1.,;,furday wh1lr my wr ff' ;ind I '' rrl' ,1 1\ "'' frnm homr " ThP nemO<'rat1r prP~1rf Pnf1al 1·11n 1r11rlrr 1~~upd a llfillrmrnl wh.rlP c·am· •• A. Mariani in oyster white or putty calf by A111al11, 12,00 8. Padova, white or Ian butr.;lo. by Bandolino, 11.00 e. Bandolino's Noto in orange, green or hot pink buffalo, 11.00 D. Triad in yellow, green or orange woven Puma calf by Amalfi, 16.00 l. Bandolino's Fut~ in white, yellow, green or Ofange 1>i1tent, 9.00 he Sillon. u urns· pa12n1ng 1n Indiana Thursday ;ift<'r pnhce 1n lh1~ Wa~h1ni:ton ,<;11hurh tlr,l'lo,erl 111~ 12·\ r(Jr·olcJ MIO, !)a\ rel 11 ;i~ ilf'lprrhP11drrf la'' wrt'I. ;:iUrr .c rnc 1.·thro~ rnl'. rnrrdf'nl nn a h1ch11 ;i, """r lhP 1-.rnnrrl''' ll1d.011 11111 twmr DAILY Pll nl :J Co1111fian ,tided Dead Boy Saves Four Other Lives The .;plrrn of an I l·1eC1r·old l.ttlh L1>ag11er. doomed 1n dH· after bcrng strnd. bv an auto. 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I lnspltaJ spoke~men reported both lmfnev rec1p1ents werP rn )!Ood con· r11f1on whtlP thr h11rn patient rrma1nPo C'I If I(' il I Pair 1 ns \~·1.1·:1 F<\ c \r1 -Pacrl s. rPI \!'let' .1t <tnrf "fl<,ff JlP lromwPJl, :n ch::tt Cl'rl 14•1lh m11rdPrtOR lhPlr t "'J1r1'11w· nu11r~ In rnllPrt do11blf'·in· t1rmn1h in~11rani·p p;iymenli:, arl'! hrtnc hrlrl w1thn111 hail. prndin2 a May 11 prPlrm1n<1r\' hPMlnl! 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Sur lhlf sum- mc>r \\" 'P 1111<1 lhrm frank!\' that thrv ·" ( rlr\ rlnpinc: ''T Jiil~ nf bactPrlll wr '''"' 1 l..nn\\ ho" '" 1•npP with.·· l'rrP~ •• wl h111 thr, rio11·1 11an1 anvnn,. in· trrlr1 iru: "1Jh ·lhPrr l!.':1) of lifr. ·• I I I I I I NEWPORT • Ml FASHION ISLAND • NEWPORT CENTER • • MONDAY. 1HURSDAY, FRIDAY 10:00 TILL 9:30 • OTHER DAYS 10:00 TILL S:~ ' ., f -_.,.....,.._. ____________ _ ·---·--_.__. __ --------- ----------- 4 DAILY PILOT A neck chewed by a lion and two broken legs have had a sobering eUect on Amos Watson, 59. of San Francisco, who has been arrested in times for drunkenness. Watson fell into the lion grotto at the zoo Saturday and only a keeper's well- placed bullet saved his life. "':'ou know.·· he said trom his hospital hed today, "\.,.hen a man dOf'!i something like 1ump into a lion·~ cage. it's time to slop drinking." • rrld4', May l , 1968 Poor March 'Recri1its' Rounded Up MARKS. Miss. CUPI 1 -Negro orgaruzers fanned out across one of the nabon's most impoverished coun- ties today in a drive Ix> recruit laborers and sharecroppers for the "poor people's march" on Wash111gton. The Rev. Ralph D. Abernathy. suc· cessor to the slain creator of the march. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr .. said the marchers would remain in this northeast '.v11ssissipp1 town ··for a eouple of davs'' beforr resuming their r rrk The break 1n \hr march . which began Thursday 1n ~em~h1s at the spo t where King was killed . by a sniper. 1s to allow recruiters hm.e to cu-culate in Quitman G?unty. ~nere the medlan income of white and Negro residents 1s $1.517 a year. It was in this area. a nat stretch of scrub oaks. slash pines and tenant farms. that King once said he saw ~uch poverty that it brought tears to his e\ es Because 1t became a symbol nf poverty. this t<>wn of 3.000 wa' designated as the ~tarting. point Tue~ rlav for a waJ?'>n train lrPk lo Wa<;hJnglon Telsplaone Strike Settlement Means I ncrease i n Rates WASHINGTON ( APl -Telephone strikers across the nation are prepar· ing to vote on whether to trade in their picket slgns for the biggest package of increased wage and fringe benefits in Ute indus1ry's history. The proposed contract negotiated by lhe AFL-CIO C o m m u n i c a l l o n s Workers Of America and the BeU Telephone System would provide three-year increases totaling nearly 20 percent. A company official indicated it would lead to higher telephone bills for many of the nation's SO million customers, but didn't speclly what rate hikes might be forthcoming. Results of the voting by some LBJ Charges 'Blackmail' On Tax Bill 200.000 strikers C.rom coast to coast are expected by Sunday. The contract will rel Ute pattern for most of another 400,000 telephone w o r k e r s whose contracts expire later_ Tbe tentative contract agreement came Thursday after some 2-1 hours of marathon bargaining. The strike. first nationwide telephone walkout in 21 years, is in its 16th day. Top-paid telephone installers would get $34 a week more in wages alone by the third year of the contract. highest-rated plant craftsmen $24 more and switchboard operators and clerks $16, tbe union sajd. The largest part of the wage in· creases would come at the start of the first year, including '12 a week for top-scale craftsmen and $8 for operators and clerical ~rkers. Craftsmen and installers n o w average about $154 a week, operators about $83 and clerical employes about S103. but geographical differentials make for widely varied nationwide wage rates. A hike in some geographical and job classifications will mean added pay ratses for many worker:: The contract also includes improved pensions. vacations. holiday a n d overtime p a y, medical and l i £ e in· surance. His group had 21 percent feit•er tau· ttie&. Three-year-old M1chad Lnnke~ nf Attst111. Tex., compares tel'fli wttl1 11 sW/fed feline frie11d If 1urlarrl 011 ~tze nl<rne. M1,cl111l'I rnme.~ 011/ srr ond best, bur. after nil, /le ~u/I 1111.~ a lot nf grnwma to rln. Other marcheri; ann "fr~l)m 1ra1n" riders will start at such points aroun<I the country as LoR Angeles, C'11icago and Boston and converge ?" the nation's capital May 12-19 to in- habit a tent shantytown for ''as lont? as necessary" to pressure Congress and the JCohnson administrati011 into adive relief of the poor. Jellybeans Turn Lif esa ver WASHINGTON <UPI) -President Johnson bluntly charged today that some members of Congress were at- tempting legislative "Blackmaff' in blocking action on his tax increase proposal. tr Southland Phone • King's widow . Coretta, stood on the motel balcony where her husband wa s killed April .i and sent the marc~.ers on their way Thursday afternoon. o.n t 11s spot where my husband gave his life. I pledge eternal loyalty t~ the work which he so nobly began. she said. "His legacy will le~ us to the point where all God's children ~ave shoes." A marble tablet was. laid. to memorialize the sPOt where King (bed at the-Lorraine Motel. Marianne Baratta, or Granada Hills. holds up a jar of jellybeans that may help to save her life. The 16-year-old gi rl has been told that she has less than a month to live ... unless S40.000 can be raiser! to buy an artificial kidney machine to prolong her days and pay for a transplant operation. The jellybeans were a gift from Gov. Ronald Reagan and will be part oi a list of things to be auctioned off Sun· day on the Topanga Plaza Mall in an attempt to raise the $40.000 . In some of the toughest Language directed toward Congress by a chief executive in years. Johnson chalJenged , lawmakers ''stand up like men and answer the roll call" if they want to make cuts in his budget. Talks Expected To End Today Four men are modeling the latest fashions in casual wear today They are Thomas Ferguson, 91. Cash Sylliason, 79, Roy Gilmore, 77: and Arnold Sparre, 68. All are residents of a Seattle retirement residence. which 1s putting on its second annual fashion show 8 A bill passed this week by the \.alifornia Senate bars Snoopy, Dick Tracy, Flipper and Ho Chi Minh from running for president. The measure. okayed by the state assembly. requires a c~unt of write-in votes only if the individual declares himself a candidate and pays the filing, fee. Sen. James Mills (D-San Diego) said the bill was intended to elirrnnate presiden- tial campaigns on behalf of comic- 5trip characters and others who couJd not accept if electerl Abcut 600 marchers. led by a mule- drawn wagon, hiked abo~t two an<i one-half miles in ~1emphts . and .then bearded bu~es for t·he 75 mile trip to :\-larks. Between 2.000 and 3.000 :--fegroes greeted the de~onstrators on their arrival at the while. clapboard Eudora AME Zion Church tn a Negro ~~ction of Marks. Parent Unloads Shotgun Into Two Street Gangs He also told a news conference he doubted Congress would vote any substantial spending cuts on their own -"and if they do, they'll be phony paper cuts." The president insisted that Congress stop holding up the tax measure while some members "try black.mail " to try to force their economy views on him. Johnson declared Lhe time has come for the House and Senate to enact the tax hike. wruch he first requested in 1966, "without any ands. ifs. buts or ors.'' LOS ANGELES fUP!) -Negotia- 1.Jons were expected to conclude today between striking Southen Callfornta members of the federation o f W o m e n Telephone Workers and the Pacific Telephone Co. The negotsatrnns were part or the nationwide telephone strike which ap· peared closer to an end Thursday. Communications Workers of America i CWA 1 president Joseph Beirne an- nounced in New York that a tentative C\Jntract agreement had been reached with the nationwide Bell System. • Re.mlcnts nf llrP 1iu1.~e·C011· .~c1n11~ C1r11 ,,, Nr1v Ynrk ll'tll fir 11hlc rn 111111 "11'1irt" 111rl11/ !l"rhrrai• 1·1m~ .~rnr"n!1 111 .111/11, Tiiey 111corp11r11tc (elf. nspltnlt a11rl ru/)hcr into tile metal crms U'f11ch arP required hiJ loll'. ''Thcu're not nnly for penp/e trum!I to sleep." a cit!/ n(fit111l e.rpl11111ed. "bttt for san1tatio11 IL'MkeTS 1110 fhO! arr IJot/11.'T('ij /·i11 1 hr 11111 " • It was dt scloscd this week thal President Johnson once flunked ;i test 111 his college days on prov1- ~1on:, of The constitution. The Pres1- d1."nt s:-11d a professor had asked hb class on a te~t what the U.S. Con- slllution had to sav about educa- tion .lohnson said · he wrote an <'l~ht page answer to the question. I le \\ ;1s given a falling grade and a trr-.c notation from his professor th<:t "tl1P con'ilitt1tion doesn't say nnc word about education." ~ ~ tr Johnson Voices Concern Over Capital Camp-in WASHINGTON r UPl I -Pre~1denl .l1•hnson said today that a prolonged eamp-tn cf pcor people in Ute nat~on's cai;1tal could create a dangerous s1tua- tir-n. He voiced his concern al a news con- f C'rence when asked to comment on a statement by the Rev. Ralph David .\herr •~thy lhat l'articipants jn the 'P·::ir People's March" in·tend to re- main in Wa shington, living in a ..,11ar.lv-tc;wn. ur:til the government c1rts on their demands for new joh. h i11s1ng and welfare programs. .J11hn-on said every American "has 1111' n!!ht to present hts viewpoint to •!1P go1·ernment as long as it is done la'>'l111ly ar:l rrcperly." Then. ~peaki11g calmly but firmly. hr s:ud he hoprd t~e poor march will he non-violent. hut ''" e are well aware that no one indtv1dual can guarantee 1:1at 1t will he ." · ThPrr are manv i n h er e n t dJr.:(ers." he sai:J "We are concerned ab.mt it. and are making extensi.,.e r-reparat1ons. ·· CLEVELA:\rn ( lJPI ) -E i g h t person~. one or them <tn elderly bystander, were shot and wounded by a man who fired a shotgun wildly at two gangs of white youths as they prepare<! to battle wlh chains and clubs on the city's west sjde Thur!lday nlght. Police said Albrrt Napier. 4-0. father of one of Lhe gang members. fired into a crowd of youths who marched down a street to invade another gang. About 100 youths were on the street Napier was taken into custody after a prolonged auto chase throu:::h the ci- ty Ten gang memhers also were ap· prehended hy police but most were relec:sed later to their parents Police said charges aga1ns1 ,\fapier would not be made until later today. B\'STANOERS W<)l"NDEO Two of the wounded were bystan- ders. John Veninshek. 81_ and hls daughter. Beatri~. 48. Both were treated for pellet wounds al a hospital and released. The other six wnunded 11 ere teen- agers. AU were treated for superficial gunshot wounds at four hMpitals and released . Police said a i.::ang lrom \\'esl S7th Street invaded the \\'r~t -1 lsl :'Jlk·eet and Trent Avenue area ~eeking revenge for one of 11~ mrrnhrr~ who died Thursdav after b('ing beaten in a tavern Wednesday n1<tht. The beatin,g vi<:.ltm.-.John Garner. 19. died in SL John's Ho~p1tal. His parents earlier had given their c!lnsent to donate hiJi k.idne;s for transplants Police earlier had said ~ang members carriNl gun~ but later said :'\apier was the only one whn firPrl a weapon. They •<itd the youths were Prodigal S u n Fnr 1-lr Hus Lost His Wlly and W<tr1nth With ered C.:ulifornin '"'th• I\ C:AI ,,,,,,,,_ Wt-._ • "'f •vJt v 11 .,., MM~ ""0 low cl~1 • 1 cn~"·a1 ,.,., ,., l ·, A~q• t•, ti~ y,r,,..,,.., \k ~ W"r" '"''-'iot!V 1U,,f'\I v.••1' • 1i1•h ttn- p1• ,,, •• o• 1l IJP th,.t .. dft(lrtt~ ,,,,, f~ ~ 11'f T°"'; 1t ' low Sia .,,-.. ~ P·'4h0f'I tf'd •e:motr1tvrt-1 t~ ' rt '"'"' .tMVf norm1J wert f ,. ~· 1 '"""VV~ W~dnttdtY by I~ U ~ W ,., Bur••u ,.,. A.tr PolH,1110'1 CoMrol D•ttf•C' '"' ""'"j t19ht 1"'00 tf'I ~he L6' Al"Of> .,. ~.-.. .. ,. -'t•\ tltd •"n"~ .,.,y tun-hl!Y' -. i, f'I. h '"'""'""•return ,,~., ~-Wt t • , Ni'!\ If/! ,.. ,.,. 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A member of the West 57th Street gang said his gang was walking down West. 41st Street when "some nut came out of h.is porch and started shooting." lawm:ikers to "stand up like men.'' brought a quick retort from House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford of Michigan. He fired b a c k Utat "the President himself ought to stand up and be counted." "The only way the President can get the tax increase he says he wants and he says the country needs is to admit that the country nee<ls a $6 billion cut in spending." Ford said. Local CWA members employed by Pacific Telephone will vote Saturday afternoon on the new contract which call.; for a 19.5 percent increase m wages and fringe benefits over tho next three years. while Western Elec- tric employes will vote Saturday even - ing. f Company officials said they e.x· peeled normal service to resume Moo· day or Tuesday. MR. BUSINESS OWN ER • • • WHICH SIGN DO YOU THINK Will BRING YOU MORE BUSINESS? 905 765-0429 MR. AND M RS. 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Infiltrating into Jo r dan J a m es Marlo w Dies at 64 l nttPd Pres~ lnlt roational l~rJe\J troops killed 17 \rah ,guerrilla$ who tried 1,.. tnllltt ate from J n rd a n Thunda) at the height n( the nation ~ 2 O t h an· 111\ersary celebration Israel reported today Israel accused .Jordan o! ~upporun~ the guerrillas to no a\all · The announccmenr said 1,ra1•l1 force$ suffcrt>d rot1r \\ uundtd tn three \rah " ·ault!> one near the C..ea nf C,dlllN• and othrr• in rhr .Ionian R1vrr Vallr\' and m th" Be1i.an \'alle\ i11r Israeli rom11111n1(111r ~a111 12 F:l·falah .;ahotru1 < ""'e ,1;110 at '\eot-Hal.1hilr OH!(' n11les !>Outh or the Sra of Galilee. ~·ow· m ore \r ab~ were lolled at Tel \bu-Sus in the .I o r rt a o \ alle\ anrl a £11th r;ht ol '\/eve-Or rn the B r 1 ' a n \'alley Israel a1:l·u:,ed .Jordanian forces on the east bank of the .Jordan or supporting thr i::ucmlla attacks wllh rover- rn~ mortar fire 'to no il\all ·· The annount·rmrnt ':11d I _, r ii r I 1 1:ountrrt11r ~rlrncrd .Jorrl11n1an mortar' The aboteurs c a r r 1 r d r Jfl('~ nl H11).!>lan man11(;1r· twr ~wrd1~h ma1:b1nr ,e11n• and hand crrnadr~. mill('' News111e11 Lritirize(J By Justice Rea rdon \\.\SHl'\'GTO~ 1 l P(I Jusl.Jt•e Paul C Rear.ion nf the Ma,sarhu~crts Supreme Courl say!. most rPpor1°:·~ are "careless 1mprrc1sr anrl mrpt" 111 rcpllrttn~ C'n11r1 ;ind rnmr ne\1< anrt .hnl:ld bt' :!l\'rn 'prc1al 1ra1nin:: Rrr.·rdon whn 1~ ,:il,n rhairman nf lhr \mrnra11 R a r hs1w1a1 ion ' \1)·~1 n11llrr nn Fair T11Jt·F1rr Pre'~ tS'U<''-'aid nr\' -mrn <hould hrcome sprc1a l1~1 , 111 rrime and courl rrpo1·11n;: 1ust as thev do in rduca1111n 11r Foc1ence I do not mean tn mfrr 1 h a t there aff' no ~ u r h reporters now workJng nn <'rtmr news. for lherr :irr hut lhPv seem few and f:i hPt1,rrn" Rc>ardnn toli1 ll1r nprn1n~ ~('S~1on Th11r,da\· nl lhP .\mrriran l·:ntrrl'lrl r ln,lrtutr's Rational :1rb;i1r "rm111ar nn Fair Trial ;ind Frrr Prr~~ c:>! c; r n 1 '! r \\'a~l11ni:ton l'nl\ C'ri.1t1 HP abn .\a1d that lh11-r :rnllrmrn of lhr har who ,.mplo\ pre~~ rr tease• .-110 prei1s contact~ a' part 1f a fr rlrl ol manc>U\'Pr for rrr.- ,rr11110n nr defense ~hnrrlrt bP curbrrt · RPardon \ a 1 d tnn nttPn Hu 1r prcuhar lnrm• r1f p11blle111n:: thr1r ra,r~ ' rln 11"'"1"\ 1tr In 111,ttcr an.1 1tir p11blH (1 I' nnl :01n.c 10 hr r;h\ 111 11::h1rn thr rrms in m.101 '1t11at1un~ "'h1ch l c ii n 11sual!ze bul lhr lc~<1l pm rr~,1nn m11~t call a halt rn 1·rrl<.Hl legal roughr1de1 '·" Reardon sa1d .\s far a~ lhr pres~ \\JS 1·nnerrned. Reardon said 11 ~trikes me that a great 1'• 1 nf the repn1"lln~ ol rnm na l maller• 1• cc:-rele<;~. 11n · rrr1·1.;;r and tnrrt .. llr 'll;:?l!e~trd that ln1·al hrnrh nr har i?roup~ en11ld .i\SJ'I m trainrn~ nrw,mrn 'f>rl'l<tlr7tnC: rn r r 1 m r rrrortrn~ anrl 'a1rl fhP nr w' mrcha >hould establr~h rn ,, 1n~ arrangement$ to rovP1 c·rlrhra!Prl ra<;r~ lnteFE!!.l IS compouM<'d tH•' 1 M"td pa•tJ frorn l"•" 1st if funds cll'e rec.etved b\ l"c iOth. lnt•"e~t is n~ d from date ret:.l!rved When funds re~ ., ·o t1uar•1>r's end. lfltere-st is paid lo date ol w••Md•a,.al a'·er l"'!'e months wheci account rem;iir.~ <'l"f'n lo Pnrl or Qua''"'· Accounts.-insured to $15,000 and protected hy Anane;m'$ 100~ l'CICXl'd of safety sil'Ce found,ng 111 19Zl.. : 5.DD3 5 .. 253 ANAHEIM SAVINGS A NO LOAN ASSOCIATION .... ~ (Wfltl u•• .... , ... ,•:l"'•••W••t I "l'I ' 1-111 ... Aiuh f'!l'I• C.tMfl'1'1• M.•• ~,~...,. h•d . Cfltf ,,,. (•h'O"''' ra. 2 UJt ll H'>tl J'4 .,.,I rllf( MNVt'NlfNT l".UllWIG U All 1 L('C4 "ll'IN1! t ~ ....... ------ and rxpto~1vr' !hr l~raeh annou11t·rmen1 'atrl In C111ro thr nrw~pa;u•r .\I \hram said 1oda) the l'n1ted Arab Repuhlrl' put 11~ armed forces on maximum alert w h 1 I e Jsrael was parading its armed might through Jerusalem The disclosure that Prc~1 denl Carnal ..\bdrl l\assr r had alert<'tl his troup~ camr as tire m .Jerusalem wa~ ;;;lo14 I\' normat111 nc ar1rr Thuri;da\ ·, l'errmu111r• Israel laced a I nrtrd \ <1 Irons Securll) l 11unc·1 I 111 vesllgaton n( 1·nnd1llnn:> in .Jerusalem 111 lhr 11 month• ,jnce 11 oc·cur1crt thr rnl1rr 1•11\ \mbassallur 'luham m~rl II f~l-F'arra 01 .forrl;in asked that Rouh1 ~;l -Khal1b. thP ma~ or nr A r ;i h .lpru,alem brfnrr thP O<' rupat1on. bl' allo,1 ('d 10 tell the U N of cond1t1ons 111 .leru~alem Th(' srcunt~ council agreed In rlt<C'll'' the mv1tallon todJ\ There 14 a!' ltttlr \ll?n nf an.v easing ol .\r,1h-lsrarh tens10n i;. la1rn nfflc1al1' a I \ n rlisclosrd that ~a!\srr hart Pnl mri.sat:c~ \\'rdnc,rl<i\ In headli n( i;talr ;ind lhP i;eeur1tv rouncil. «alhng thr pararlt> a n "ill('g1timatr aet .. lie ~atd thr paradr ·ad\l•r -.rl~ ar!rrt' f hr I 'nit rd '\lat1ons prrq 1cr anc1 luture " Al Ahrarn ali.11 i11d rarh returns showed f;cyplJan \'Oters had appro' ('rt "'1th near unammit\ ·· ~a,srr ' policies tn a 'ref('rendum held Thursdav Jn thr linttf'd ""'""' Israel rrreJ\'f'rl a mtlrl rPhukr for hnlrlrnc th,. pararlr 10 r1Plli10f'r nf ;1 ~Pc11ril \' cn11nc1I rr•ol1111nn <ll'.!illll'I II Coa~t Guard '"(, ' .a pt11rcs ~i;\ Luban~ ~.1\\11 •I I'l l l'hr !'na~I (;uard r11t1P1 rh1lul;i 'rramrrt llm;ird l\e\ \\ r<;I todav r.:irTvrnc ~n. ·('uh;in:. ,usprrtrd rif oprn1nt! f1rr nn o1 roa•t C11.lrrt pl ;rnr nn r ou1111r palrn "' rr !hr Florida Slr aitli Thr 2~0-fonl Chilula. 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II P r;:irnPd m.1 rMprrt and I hat I ol h1~ prolri.c;1on ac; a good.I hnnr ;;I rrpnrlrr .. lnurnafr.;m h;ic; !Ml ;:i m;in w h n rlhllll::!lll'ihrrt hie; rrn(r,.;1on. \\ P will all m1~!1 him ·· M;irlnl4 '" i;11n·11·rrt h1 hi' • "'c(,,11 1111' 1111111r1 ll.11111.111 ll.1rlhr~ a rl,rn .. !1111'1 \11 •. \\ rlh.1111 rhrrn rl. .111rl ,J ~1.111rl,1111 IJra n Cl!Pf\\Pk 5. I 11'11\<llrnn .in<t p r I\' at I v·1 \ rrr, .1rr nlannrn. IT'S WALKER & LEE WHO HAS THE GUARANTEE ~--- i r; --•· 1. Select the EXACT home 2 .• , • place • salisflctory you want lo buy. Your gu.,antee on your present WALKER & LEE agent w1fl home along with inspection, gladly reserve it for you and appraisal, and 11 • WAUCER & LEE GUARANTEED net price. ------ 'I --.. ..._ /~I' --/, •. - 3. WALKER & LEE provides ~. WALKER .& LEE afw•ys " skilled sales force and pro· immediately arranges pay. motional prograni to expe· ment of Guaranteed Equity dite the safe of your old should your home not he home. Surplus ABOVE the sold within the guaranteed guaranteed price is peid to penod. YOU when sold. OVER FORTY-TWO OFFICES SEVENTY..fOUR THOUSAND HOM ES SOLD OVER THREE HUNDRED• .NINETY SALESMEN STRONG. WALKER & LEE OFF!Cl'S IN YOUR AREA ••• TUSTIN HUNTINGTON 8£.ACH 547·6471 842-4455 SANTA ANA NEWPORT ll(ACH 546-0022 646-nn ORANGE 637-6170 COSTA MESA 545-9491 Chevrolets special savings bonus · now adds more value to cars already giving you the 1110St. Anyonr rori oH"' you 1ust obov• til'ylh•nQ with o foncy pa•ril rob. •Pec•ol Ir•"'. o f•w gadgets, ond coll it o "sole.' Bui see whal your Cht!\lrolet dealer is (Oming up w1!h during his 68 5ovings uplol 8o"ut Sovlngt Pio" 1 " r... , •. · -v .:r,...,.,~,-- lo,,u• Sav1n91 l'ton 7 A , "' • , .. • .•~;r,t"tT" ,.pr.,,..,~_.,..,.i- 8onu• Sovingt Pion 3 "• 1 1po .,.,, ~ • Fir<I. hr 's off .. nng A11>r rico s mt'lll f"l'(lulor cors, fosl·st'thn1 (hevralers onrl (h•v•tr .. s -3.S models to choou1 from-,.qurppiorl with VB engines, nutomolic .,L1onsm1uions and wllitewa lls, ol big savings. . -\ ... . . \ llonu• Saving• Pion ' ·,, .. • . . . , .. , ~ n: I ~·, •1 --------------------------------- • 5,.1 .. cr nne of 1h, fiv .. llonus Sovi111>t "ons below c'"d , .... who! you sove. Best of oll. you wind up with just the car ytlu wonl, •quipped 1usl ihP woy you wont it-at tlle kind of solid sov1119s only your Chevrolet deoler (Ould o ffer. When he says you'll •ave-you con bonlc on itC I ..... ~ • '"""""'"'~' .... ,. S1U•f1H• ~flllttth '""" .... ,., ""'0 ''"'' (~•..,•Oitf t .,fl!•' "'0'"0 '•Oll"I ·~...,,. ,,. ., • ., ,,JQ, •''1 r w- ll onus Sov1ngt Pion $ P. Q ~ 'l ·- I ......... ,,..,1tt•• ' / • fj DAILY PILOf Oroville Dam: Boon to Southland ORO\'ILLE r \ P 1 Oronlle Dam. formed from debris left by long-forgotten ,t:old miners <md the in· ::.auable thirst of their 20th centur v descendan ts, will IH" ded1caied Saturday as the keystone ot the nauun's largest state "at er project Its butlders Uke to point to the impressive stat1sll1'' I lsghest da m of any krnu in the nauon, talle~t rarth-f11l ed dam in the world. h1~h a• a 77-story bu1ldrnc. lnn!!rr <it 6,900 !eel than the C11td1•n r:atr n 1 I j ~11lk11•r th.in thr \1lr PH~l" iHHI 'o Ill! rn I l -llil'llh nf lht• n.1 t11111», IWl\t llll'mlou-. -.I.ill' hu\H'\ r r. t h P l"<1lrl111111,1 \\ .rlt'r I 11 oJrt•t \1111 nw<tn .\ n rnd to the 1 lo1 xt, 11 htch ha' l' c1 r v a ' t a I l' cl lri\\er Feather Hrl'er (·om· lllllnlllP'\. 'lldt ii' the OnP tn J!l.l.i wh1l"h tc1ok :16 Ii\ c' 1n lhP ,\Jilf"' 1llt>· Yuba C11v -,pra"-hnl! .;uburbta n f .::1,u111ern Cahf<trnta "111 he ,1,\11rec1 nf bf>mi: ablr to 11! a\1 1'110J..rng or c1r1nktni: \13lt'r 1n 1972. a tim e \1 hrn P\lq1n!! ~11uthc·rn "atl'r sup plt1·-. \I I II be pressed to their limit \ l!llara nteed supply or 11 .rtt•r Ir• 11i-1~ate fields in ltw Central Valley -.1te or thl' I I l' h e .. I aw1cultural count1e, 1n .\mertca f.\panded recreat1onal la< 1ht1e~ for the m1lhon5 of fishermen. boaters, lukers and other s po rt s m e n alrPady Jamming the Golden State's streams and lakes and tra1b Total cost or the project has real'hed $2.81 bilLion t-<1mpared with the $1.7S h1llion water bond approved hy voters in 1960 to turn the frr~t shovel on what had been a dream. Former Democratic Gov r~dmund G Brown In 19:i9 manJl!<'d to squeeze through thr I e J?. r s I a t u re the a11thormH1on for the pro- ll'l't Then. in 1960, he harno;tormed the state urg- 111~ support of ballot Prop I. the water bond . southern tountres overcame I the le~s populous. water-rich north The only rar north couo- tJe" i.ponsortng the bond were Butte. site of Oroville Dam and Yuba. always en- dangered by Feather River f I o o d s the dam would prt•H•nl. Californians along! t.w tlre(!On border, unwilling to ,ee thei r water funneled \tlll' h \ uteJ rour to one :ig1un~1 the proJect, but ;i th ""ilnd miles to the south ;ilnn~ the arid Mexican h1irder 11 \\as four to one 1n fa' ur ~o. the ~outh -with two· th1rc1~ thP population but on· Iv onr-thtrd the water - ti-111rnphed over the north. the original light Scotch now 599 fifth USHER'S J .. ~ ? .... i ~ -... ~ . ~ i : • i . l(i.ll ]Fl( T<tlk Heard By Gt1rriso1i Wit1iess I.I 1-, \ '\G F:LES 1 1-P I 1 - Fnrmrr ant1-Ca•trn lecturf'r Loren Jlall srud Thur~da\ he heard talk about krlh ng Pre~sdent Kenned' at a meettng rn Los .\n~elr" rn ~rptt>mhrr. 196.1 trar11t 1nn heann!? ·· Rrartlev ... :110 Rradlrv·., bPartng ha~ l>etn ~chtduled June 5 rn . acramento Ors~ans1.ed labor led the lntter opposition. but the proposal won by about l;)(),000 \ ote~ out of five mtllson cast. as the dry ·\hnul 78 percent of the i-tm~I ~~ect oow is ~m·1 -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- ple1l'<I or heing built. Many Quit Peace Group SA~ FRANCISCO WPP - The Peace and free<lnm party has aver:iged about 1U flOO defections a ·month ~lfll:!' st qualified for the b..11!<11 111 January. accnrdtnt: 1 , rP.!Js trars in four major mt>lr.,pol.Jtan area!'. \\"e\·e ~n swamped \\ t!h \.nter~ dropping out tn rP-re21ster," said a San 1-·ranc1sco County v o t er drrk. "Most rtf ttwml are ~ o 1 n g over to the Drmocratic side." Some drop also was noted 1n George W a 11 a c e ' i; .\mencan Independent par· t\ with the Republican par· '' bemg the appa re nt hrnrhc1arv. Alameda Coun· for example, lost 14 per- ''"nt of its 2.237 AIP voten. ll all. 1 rcently hartc•nder at Kernv1 lle. called a new-. conference to announte he \\Ill travrl tn ;\rw Orlean~ to lest1fy hefor e a grand iury m the tn' est1 gatJon b'' ()L'>t. \tty .Jim Garn~on nf a p.1.;s1h!P l\enned~ murder <-0nc;p1rac' (~arrsson ha' been at tr mptJnJ? In e\trad1tr both Jlall and Edl!'ar Eugene Rradlev. 49. of North llnll.) wood . the west coa$1 repre~entative for r a d i n P va n g e I 1s t nr. Ciirl l\1 c In tyre. Both men had b e e n r1ghtJn1? extrad1t1on. but II all said Thursday he now plan~ to travel tn ~ew Orlean~ next week Hall said Bradley wa" present at the meet.1ng in Los Angeles in 1963. wherP Hall was the guest sf)('aker I le said he talker! to Rradley. who questioner! him about his contacts in the anti-Castro movement. Rradley Thursday denier! ~t he ever had met HaJI or talked tio him. "Garrison or one of h1~ people h~ obviously put words in his mouth. and just one month before my ex- .~egisln,tu,re in Action ·~ THE ASSOCl&TEO ~RESS r. " Rl'.t111" .,rid t'tlfl' lfiof'11tvr- t1 "'" f'lfW ttft1r-t\ M twle Calt'°"'ll'~ ~"iut" f!lfm wor•~''· ~~ (Mldl',..411 Al"f'I lft• tm,altw d ~bf~ THE ASSEMl lY Co"curr-H ir'l S•tt•t• ..... ..i,..,...h 't&<IU -R111v ~\ (~ti""""'• ('l'\t ~,,.,, ,. .. curltl_.\ l•w fM ••"It ti~ In n•erlv ~ v-,.'"'· but r•taln\ ~«! '"' '''""d nrov1\1t'1n~; ABt. l<t"\01f~ D·Rlch· l"'l"lnrl •rtd rel~ ('l)Nl'-S' M &I f11lrt-o f•• ti'\ MIO All 1117. II GrH n•, 0 L"' Anv,.t--s !"Ht -P•"'1lt\ bt(littft 9f'IQ\ "" t>--Old uno•~l'1-, n "1• S••t• "ubtlc M"'1!tf1\ Ott0•r1m,..nt wt\ VD ao~t1ollftM Al\ 1.86, l •iotll. R·Eu.-ko ·-lull•• ,.,~ .. •utos A '• ' tor • 1~1\1,.t1v" 4'1"1Al"<t,t"\ 'tudV of 1•lf 11"1\l.tf4"C" D14n' .,,,. '!IJfOf"!Ob1I~. ACR .,,. P vo1tn, D "orltnqAm,. DiS(•orn·aged School Chief To Resign LO~ ,\\"f.ELES IUP ll l.M Angelei-School Supt .Jack r Crowther ~a1c1 '1'1111r,dav he ss dJscoura!(ed fiver the financial s1tuat1or.• nr tl\(> hard-pressed school I ~ys tem. and plans to quit his Si~.000 a year job next spring. 'Tm not going lo put up \\ 1U1 thi~ stupidnt>ss any lnn!!rr " he said. '"I've been cuttm::: our budget for flvE' years and I'm tired or ll ., r r 0 wt h e r said hi<; cl rparlure would come artPr ta-.: override <md bond el~c· tsnns to be held in the ~prtnl,l or 1969. I can·t leave unltl these elect ions are over." he said. "Rut I douht I will hP here next year at this time." Crowther said he ha~ had I Job offers outside the educa· tion held and probably will accept one "It won·t be in pubhc schools." he said. "I want to be where I can express my views and take off on board \ members when T want to.·• R ef) Chinese Invite<) SPECIA L PURCHASE • • 81Hoh -P•rmlt\ wl'Jttt·l" "t)ttt1 tt1 .... c"v"'~ for ''"'"' ottlc~ nnly wtoif'n t•,. c""a·d~Jt '''~' • '9K.\Art'tlon ..,,. ""_.d ,,, ttlin-iln~ft <-o~mttM n4 LOS A~GELES tt.:Pll - Red Cluna todav had an of· hctal uwitatJon. to send 1t~ best nev.-smen to the Unite<! States In cover the 19fla presidential election. and ~ THE sEH•n promise they could ~nd 1111. Pnst4 home uncensored repor~ ·-i-'~~:t'i GUM -Dpy1~ l•W b<tnnlnq l•>l1t!•d r>~l"T'I"'\ '''"' SN!IOCV 8nd Mlcelilv Mouu A~ ... 1 8 fllitr 0 ·541"t O•pqn. M•nh11s -R"'Oulrtt "'"'"'~'' l11i ~ 1, .11f d.\tr1c.ti. '0 ma1ntai1" <VtfhdV 11'\ • ~ "(10A!I (6U'1 f4rJUt"Y (Jf P''V'll"l•t\ •• ,...,...., ''"m countv i11111; AR •,. # ... .., ~ ... J .... ·"'~""" 8•~c., [1tltH -Pr,.vlft'°\ ~~I a tmbt,. .,. ,. 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In P'Jbllc oloc•\, Q•nor•ll• The invitation was issu~d I ~~~;:.~:;,'.1"1;'8 °;;:,'~~~~-~~.it~rn Thursday by L e o n a r d OH"" -f•l~bll,..... (•ll•om l• Marks. director o( the u s.I 0f0\1Qn Aw.-'d' Com""•Htt-to cite •~ f <Oi~nco '" •rch•l•<ctur•• • ..., '" rn ormatJon agency. 0·~;;;:~~.~;~·9"· sa "1. "'"'<.,.,. · I do hope this offer will Ho'"""" -D ... ,,,,., ,.,,,,.K •. hp senously considered by :.~~ ~~:;·~~~ '':..:~~~'., '".~;,::" .~:'.: PP Ion~ and that it will be "' .. "'''""'' '--a"''"t. '"'""" '"' 'POOi'• ,.. acceptt"d ., Marks -,d in an I ••q ,l .. hJf"'• P'9'0tl~,.....,. .. .,,.11.at ""'"'"' r'UJ ,... • C. . .,, ''"'"''" s11 no '"" ••. o v •• ~. address to a convention of "'~~:~~~ .... ~":, 1~,"':<,;;,:•:;;,0:;:~; .::. \ mvr\c'an women in Ra<lio ,,..,w., .. ,.""' ,..M,, tr. ""~w.,, f!n"' r.nd Tf"levis1on. ~~;~7 ri!Yrd.178'';\';~·Mf'~~=·tf•• ";I ..--===============. 8111 o~•••d M""•OflAllt -A llo~ t•A(f\,r.r\ tf' ~"QI" t+Aff> ._ th '\('rtnnf \YIAtth n~ .... ..., .. 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"'"It .... ..,, • t-•Jtf u f.)IH .. um SH-"11 ",.. .. 1111 MHUI - l / St ' l SA State t:itio play Jane stage nigh . :ma mitt• Er USU3 mitt• !ess< bill resu lege "'( mor high prof ious with s pi Chai Grw com mea G whic fron cam Ros: 11ecr of ( Prot ··1 squi sex, repr and said kn<>• the n now sim terc prac DE fttt'h ••t:ld,,. d•ll~ Mern-T""'°' thr~ ..... """'· Cl1Ur" F.im Fr•n Gird Sun.I ... Ydt Mn ( M o·co MN O"ln< P•A. , .. ,.,,. Wllto. Mic.¥ Surv More Mo More ........ Hom l!arb .,,.,. SU1"V ttir•c Jtllr Arr'\-: ,,..,,. LOCll' PM. ....,,,, ,.,.,. San I g11e ~--. ..., be w...- -1! COOIT Mid' Fun< Ctn< MtY• 1)0 £1 .. .. sr .. .,,., ''"'' Mav '"rt-... ,.. Mor t lar Ort~ Pt< '°'~ l .... A\ev M" G~t Atct ....... """' .,..., . ... , . ,. HM Bits Wt• Cclo Elm (O.: r·' ,,,, Wllr ..,,... r.,-, f,'"'' M. ~~ 8 Cor Cos lJO c 148 rriday, May 3. 1%8 DAILY PILOT 7 I nterclenon1i11ational Churclr Meet et Senate Bearing 'Beard' on Center .. County Camps Farthest Out. a n i n t er-0.enommatiooal prayer feUowship, will meet Saturday at the f~lrst Bap- ust Church. Firestde room. 1010 \\' 17th St. here The meeting will C()m· mence with a fellO\\ ship lime at 4 p m Potluck din· nt>r will be set"\ ed at 6 p m. \\-llh the evening meetu1g beg1J1nmg at 7: 15 p m Stage at Capitol SACRAMENTO Cal presentation. Stnscrtitn1I Values In All' 54 Depar1ments State Fullerton's presen-It stemmed from the t:ttion of the sex·symbollc Fullel1lon college production play ''The Beard" last which concluded, as the January was on center lights fell , with a simulated stage here again Thursday act of apparent oraJ copula-night in hearings before the Swale J u d i c i a r y Com· tion. m11tee . Also opposing the Emotion flared in the measure was Ernest A. usually well·tempcred com-Becker. acting student af· mitlee chambers as pro· fatrs dean of the state col- (e-;sors tesufied against a leges. who s a i d in a Ready for Takeoff Ginni Discounts PRICES GOOD THAU TUESDAY. bill which emerged as a result of the Fullerton col· statement With a fitlle telephoto tens trickery. one of Air _C_alifornia's l'' o new _DC~ jetlin· ers appears to be straining on runway and waiting eagerly lo be~1n its runs to San Francisco. Oakland and San .Jose from Orange County A.trport. Pure jet service -coupled with airline's already established turboprop nights - will ·start Friday, May 10. -------------------------------------· $5.98 Wilcox Spin Reels lege dramatic effort. "The kind of problem it "Our civihzat1on a n d l\eek~ to resolve 1s one that morality "as at a much 15 so complex that it can higher level when college properly be dealt with only professors weren't so anx· through t h e professional ious to bless their student! competence of an ex-Moek GOP Electronic Firm Going Out w1th this educational in· perienced faculty. a n d s pi ration" declareLd nowhere else." r ~DVellti.Oll ANAHEIM -Employes Em1ilo)es from about 50 Chairman D o n a 1 d · Grunsky referred lo the '-Al of Orange Coast electronic Orange County electronics Grunsky just before his responsibility or c o 11 e g e firms are planning to attend enterpnses are expeded to committee approved the trustees and administrators O M ll Disneyland's first e v e r join in thl' event. measure 8·1. to make sure olfensive or ll ay "Electronics Ntght" Sun· Sunday night from 8 to 1 Gr u n s k Y ' s statement, immoral activities don't OC· day. the amusrment park Wl.11 be which evoked loud applause cur on campus: FULLERT<.>N _ Orange The idea for an electron· turned over to the groups. A from a large audience. "The trustees, and many · f' ·ght 0 ·.nnated $3.75 ti cket, available at . f Coa·' College w'1ll be Ten· ICS trm m n~. came after tesumony rom of them admit It. have failed .... with Aslrodata Inc.. Ana· participating firms. w i 11 Ross Y. Koen, executive in Utis responsibility and ~see and Wisconsin, UC I heim data systems firm . ac· allow unlunited use of all 11ecretary of thf' Association this 1s wtien the legislature will represf'nt Nevada and cording to Disneyland offi-rides and attractions, parkl of California State Co lleli!e steps in," he said. Pennsylvania <:nd Golden ==c:.:ia=l=s·===========of=fi=c=1a=l=s =s=a=1cl=.=====~.I "This bill . .is ba!>ed mittee touched on a coo-West College will be -Professors. In the same vein. the com· ! squarely on the notion that troversial art exhibit at Colorado, Delaware a n d sex, the study of sex. the Long Beach State College. Verm<>nt. representation of sex . as evil RepubUcan Sen. John L. Have all and bad, or dirty." K oe n Harmer of Glendale brand· seven slalesl Orange Coast said. ''You gentlemen and I ed it as ··one of the most ~~~ to the know that that 10 fact is not perverted and filthy exhibits Well not re<.lly . But for the case.~ of out-and-out prurient In· The measure. which goes le rest in perverted sex.'' one day they will reJ)Tesent now to the full Senate, bans "I can't find enough clean those state~. as they send simulated a<:ts of sexual in· wortls bad enough ID say their allotted number of lercourse or ''deviate sexual about it.'' he said. During delegates to the Model practice'' in any college often hostile c omm it tee Re p u b Ii ca n National questioning of K 0 e 0 • Convention Saturday. May D EATH NOTICES Harmer told him of ''our U at Califorrua SI a te mutual disres!)E'ct for each College at Fullerton. S\VAFFIELD More than 30 colleges. !•tt• s ... 111,10 widow o1 P"'' !...,., other ·• d · I t1t1d, ro•mer1v ct L""" auc/I D••• or "Gentlemen. student$ on uoiversil!es an Junior co · ~~~~~n "c~~w!li; 5;l;~.tc1 ,,.~; :Jr~ our college and university leges from San Diego to T"""'P$Oll. nlo<t. &ovt!•IV Perr; .,,., . I d Bakersfield will s e n d thr~ oronc1c"11d .. n ReQul•m M•u campuses have a vita an .... u l<"ll••'"' 1hi• """"'no. Fr1d1v. 10 · p css"bl 1·nterest i n delegations. ~•ch.8~~:~'"'~~~'ti:;rc:.., ~:·~~~ ~~xeJ K~n esaid. ''Their in· "We want this convention F4m11v co1on1•ftvoE' ,..._ terest is not simply prurient to simulate the national Fr•nc•s J Hvd• 11m McN•b •·•. or a desire for ca,rnal Republican Convention in ~u"r'~~~dG•~• h~=~~'. 61-:. .. ~· ~-pleasure." August zs clo~ly as possi· "•"•· ""'· ""'°' "'•°": de11<1Mer. "They can help to fre~ us ble." said Jim Garrity, con· "'" Glo"• M Bottin; brolMt. Oenlel c M<C•uitv; 1nr~ .,,, • .,, "'"· Loulst from the mystic tabeos, the vention coordinator. I See by Today· s Want Ads • Tll.A~l'5 ACAi~ ror lhat lvlnriy ·OpPn Hou!'C DI· r~tor,· e CURIOUS nllrr' 10 TRAO. ER"S T'ARJ\OISE' • ,, "hondlr . nf wuuahll' 1trm~ . at ::rrrll o;avml?~ ' . lhr.v'1'(' nflrrrd ~· rn- ' ;ilr Jlill11P~ look 111 !111~ ntiP' e :\n ~n11 rlnn'I ~rl 1..()1,,1 AT SEA . A "d1n'<·lion ltnd· rr'' hkr OP\\ e H,,rr's 11 p:m nf nhvr high· back cha irs, 1-utilul! e FR EE USE Of A WASll· ER AND DRYER w11h 1h1s rental! ~·~.,.,~~1~.~~~.'~:!~~~.;:-;·1::· •,i;: hang.ups. the self-imposed The convention will be c•on«hHoren s ... v1m . S11Vrd11. l gullt with which p a s t held in the Gym beginningl :~.h~ hm~ ~onw ~-~1 __ r_e_s_tr_i~_·o_ru_h_a_v_e_l_e_H_u_s_. ___ a_t _1_o_a_._m _______ !!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~= MOREMAN Wllhem T .,.ortm"" 1 '561 Wll'Ofl SI , M1c..w•v City Date of deetft, Al'r11 JO. SurvtvM b't' w 1ft, M1rwrtt S-1""orem•n: brot""°'. ThOn\As F • M 0 , e M . 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Dr<'p '"it\ the \'1•11N\ re.n1er Al The Plaza and .... c'll ~hci ... 1·"11 hi'\\ 1n l"\i-'IC'fe th~ hnr<e r~nche• ~mi r1.11r-farm<. 1hr Ncharrl< ~nd "'1nl'' ird<, the h('lme~Jte< ~nd recrc~t1"n land< nl R.<nc holalifnrn1a' If . - Ranch~ rallfnm,. •'.'00 acrr. ol ~tet·pi&M<ld r~'""'" nn\;h,.c. d11r'\I firm'!.. !lirirouahbrcd horse tJ.M\ hr4i hn"'"''"'tft , ~u'\1nt:'-S •nd r•crl.""'lon•l ueu. ., ~,. nrd t"I" ,, holh .nv..ntd ,uh11d1 .. r1~ of K11).tf l\l•lm11'\um A \hrm1cal forpon1t1nn, K11w-r lndtJ..\-'"t' t~flrrnr,11f!n .lt'ld \.ti .. ,,... R-cJfh C-t'lmoanv ' & .. 11nsu'l1•r" nt rt""'" 1~n•a ir..J,.u '1 "'r\ ("''"I Tn""" ~rl'll1('1n ( nmn.cn"' Nf:XT WEF:KEND: COUNTRY Kn>S ARE COOKl!"G UP Sl 'RPRISES FOR MOTHF.R'S OA Y! C 0 U P 0 N S A V E 1 Oe C 0 U P 0 N S A V E 1 Oe COUPON SAVI lOc ... .. ~ ill No Appointment Necessary Your Choice 8x10 or 11x14 ..... SO< WNrppi119 ... ,. H.-111;,., , ... r tic U CH AOOITIO NAL l'llSON IN l'OUUIT H < SATISF ACTION GUAUNTHD c AT LIAST 10 'lll1UNlNl l'llNTS TO CHOOSI "OM CHOOSE STORE NEAREST YOU ·-\ n 0 c: ,, 0 z "' > < "' -0 " n 0 c , 0 z "' > 4: ftl -0 " n 0 c .. 0 z "' > < "' 0 n n 0 c ,, 0 z Cit > c "' -: n . 0 c ... 0 z "' ~ c .. ... r 2 Days-Sunday, Monday-May 5, 6 ~ : 1000 Bayside Drive. Newport ~ c 0 ~ 2 Days-Tuesday, Wednesday-May 7, a ! ~ 211 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa ~ o Hours: 1 0 to 6 : ~~l~J7A=Y~S~N~O~,-:-:n~o~~:-".~:;;"L~l~A~Y~S~N:-:-:-O~,~"~o~~~-,o-,-.-A-Y-S~N-O-,-n-o-~__J·~ .--------------------------------- 80 wi1 Wi • Th· • ag; ho1 Joi Tl ] ] 0£- ha wit o£ of me m< wt: go en• ler Lo str th1 ho da ty ch; pr ca on ye olc E:- wr ~e : for ·ac 'cta an me ~t i an .. --- BOOZE BATTLE -,Jack Lemmon, above , stars with Lee Rerruck in the motion picture. "Days o( Wine and Roses." tonight at 8::io on Channel 2. • The film concerns a young ma rried couple's battle against alcoholism and was based on a "Play- house 90'' drama. The Litle song by Newport Beach's Johnny ~lercer and Henry Manc1 m won an Oscar. TELE\'IS ION \'lE\\'S H a ll of Fan1c Di ·a1>pointin~ By CYNTHIA LOWRY NEW YORK CAP) -Sir James Bame·s lurn- of-the-century comedy, •·The Admirable Crichton," has nol surviv ed years and change very \y~ll. even \\Ith the help or some pl astic surgery in the form nf a TV ada ptation. THE PLAY was the last of the !>eason's "Hall nf Fame" series on NBC and was, perhaps, the most disappointing of all. In a day when the word ' servant" is used pri- marily by politicians on the campaign trail and when the live-in domestic is almost as rare as the golden eagle, it is hard for the contempor~ry audi- ence to identify with the horrendous social prob- lems posed by Sir James' little !able. THE PLAY began as a Colonel Blimp type, Lord Loam, was about to make his annual demon- i;tration of a democratic philosophy by having his three daughters and their beaus entertain his house- hold staff at a formal tea. It was made clear immediately that. while the daughters snobbishly deplored Lhe. custom: the par· IV wa s definite ordeal for the ladies, maids, cook, chauffeurs and gardeners. BUT IT WAS his lordship's butler. Crichton. pronounced cryton, who believed most devoutly in caste distinctions. Then the Loam family and friends -two fop- pish fianccs -were shipwrecked on on~ of ~ose . l.ovely "Gilhgan·s lsland'' troi;>ic !;pots w1Lh Cncb- lon and one oI the kitchen maids. AS WAS inevitable m a play lhal telegraphed ·it$ twists and turns far 111 ad\•ance. Crichton was : forced to ta ke command of the party. And, natur- . ally. the aristocrats mo\·ed into the servants' roles. ''The Admirable Crichto n" could have only one ending. The party was rescued after several years on the island. And everybody reverted to his old role and position in life upon returning home. Except Crichton. who found lording it over the ship- wrecked party so exhilarating that he decided to S(el out of service. BILL TRAVERS, a Bri tish actor. played Crich· 'ton with th e stiff formality of a Wodehouse char- . act er. His wife. Virgi ma Mc Kenna. was the lord's ·daughter and the subject of his island romance. Although U1e material left much to be desired. and the comedy lines of a 1900 sati re often seemed more silly than witty. the 90-m in ute program was S"hll a treat to the eye The selling~ were beautiful and so were the costu mes. . . Detinis the Menace THE BOAT BEAT 1 .~ r.3 • ).1,,.0• to,~•l>•l'· •tho••' •w "' wiootr lo• ~., to•.,tq• "' y°u h1109, <o•tt• tho bo•• 1t .. 1 '"' I~• DAILY PILOT He 1 tho ooly r.111;,,,. bo .. •••9 •tpo•ltr o• ••v 0·•·?• c~u•!y ..... ,."". "•'f PEANUTS 1i7'Ev AlSO SEeVE w~o ONLY STANO AND 5TARE AT. AT WHAT~ A DREAM! TUMBLEWEEDS MUTT AND JEFF +\EY,YOU,GETON'T+\E END OF" THE LINE! MISS PEACH -ANO SO KINOeRGARTEN CHILO~E:N,HER~ IN SCHOOL-. we ieAC.11 iHE GIRl.S sev.1NG, C,OOKINC: ANO FLOWE£- ARRANGING. DEBBIE DEERE By Charles M. Schulz r-~~~~~~~~~ 110i:FIC1Al IMC-. AND ·*&.1L1."'11)1? OF ~IS 1 llJRES1UN6 .. lHE ~lESTANTS FACE EAG~ <J'rnER 6R~P\N6 THE tlA~ Cf EACH OTHER'S THUMB ANO .. 1:0. _) I t.:A? D:<.. \~t..F;::v . r OON'T ,i1A\ E A ; 111111'.6 ! -o---- By Gus Arriola By Ferd Johnson J°J:fo~ t :S T 1 1 l.1 \l ' I . By Tom K. Ryan .... i HE ONE AND ONLY I BUCOLIC BUFFALO . -AND W£ TeA.:H THE B0"5 wooo-WOf<.'<.ING, AUTOA \OTIVES, METAi.. \\~Rf(• By Al Smith By Frank Bolle DAIL V PILOT :J . FR ID A Y. SATURDAY MAY 3 MAY 4 . fVfl'll l NG M OP Nl~C • 7:00 Top Cit (C) 6.0-0 () iht 811 N1ws. (C) (60> Jeri') 7:20 Gin Us This 011/Nrws Ounphy I 7:30 Swnrlu Setltlilttf (C) 8 HunlJcJ·BrlnkJey Report (C) (JO' Cool Md:ool (C) Stm Allen Show: (C) (90) Dul&n 101 LN1nln1 Jo1n1n1 Steve ton11ht m 01ek Cl11k Etfectwt Livi•& (Cl Gypsy Bnols and lht ro111tdy tu m Mr. Whhbont (Cl nl lltC.11 And 81111 7 4S Saatd Hurt (Cl 0 511 O'Ci.dl Mnrt: ''1111 1 1:00 1f' T Capllln llu11100 (C) C1o;,~•d S~1p" (comedrl n.' -11n~ l l 6 Suou 6 (C) • t \'l•·n•< Doloru I'••• 0 &ent Autry Sllow ffi Th• fhn11tonn (C) 1 Jm ,;;) Poocre (C) m raltf Du•• 130) I Country Musrc (Cl ID TV llr&h School: "l1tm ture " ~ 1:30 ,il 6' SI/per Pru rrltnt !Cl 1· ·on on lh1 aulho1' styl~ en~ ·;r (f l The h ntuhc Fout IC) lcchn1Q•J~ 1n slory w<rl•na O Movit: "Ou1posl an MoroccoA llil El Dcipe:111 l~dvenl•11e) '49 -Georre Rall, • The Groovy Came (C) (30) 9:00 I '~ '8 f11nk1nslein Jr. (C) Hml (C) (30) • ~ 6 Tiit fllntslonn (C) 6:30 m KNOC Ntws StlVtct (Cl t60) M~11• Windsor. McH1l1's Nivy (30) 1171 I l Spider Min (C) . Youna Amtrtun Musld111t ID Action TllNt/1: "HillH -Dead Nolidero 34 or Alive'" 7:00 0 CIS cvenine Nm (C) (JO) !:30 I ~ (.I) Tht Htrculoid1 5C> W11trr Cron\11t · ~@ ~""-~ '!d Gol11th !C> If Troo;i (301 Mcwle: E.ldusrn (drama) 36 1 Love Lu-:y (30) -Fred M1cMumy. f11ncts farmer. Gilllc~n·s 1·1J·;1 (C) (.IOI 0 rf, r~Houmy lo Ult Ctnltr · " ol t"4 Elrth CCI Eusmu s Rcundta~lt: fqn• €?) Escuelt KMEX l'Jrf •I on r.ri '' 10·00 ~ '?o 8 Sh1mn! ICI ~ Ainu dt M1 Alme § il} 1 0 Bird man (Cl 7 .JO G fi9, {I I The Wald, Wiid W"t· 17 t3 Kine Kon( (CJ (Cl 1601 John McG1w porhtY' • • Mme: "Min With tilt Gun" v1ll11no111 att COllt'IO< who mu"' (wrsternj ''5 Roh•rl Mitchum. minds a plol to h11n lames West m USt 81Mb11l: From Bov!•d ·~a•n~ th1 Sec!et YIV•ce (RI rr~ld Oii tht USC w npu\ th~ 0 KNB& Speml: (Cl !601 • M•ny c<oLSto ... n 11v1lry ol tht T10Jan1 and ~hadu ot Bl1cl< •· A study of lilt lh• IJCI A Bruins hrt' 1!1 annual "•de soeclrum ol Nt~•n hit from oflk u the teams compete '" thr allluent to th1 unlortunaru on AAUU Conltttntt Cll1mp1onship w•·t11e u mes O Mo1rr· (C) "In love •114 Wu" I Ctt\4 Murt1no ldrama1 '58-Robrr1 W11ner, 01n1 10:30 ~ '11 Spue Ghost (Cl Pinltr · 16 1 AIM Ant (C) (17' CT OH To Su tht Wiurd. 1 1'!) Geor1e ol tht Junal1 (C) ( ) 1to1 ' lsl&nd ol. tht l OSI .. 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Sultc.n: (C) (60) McGill. 1 dis ~ QlJ fl) Arn1~m Bands\Jnd (Cl cre41led U.S. 1nltlli11nu 1a1nl. hi$ • Movre: (Cl, fury ot Hercules'" ' chentt lo ele.r hi' name when 1pec:t1cut.,) 60 -Brad Harm. . -. . ,. ,. ~ ... .., . -, ... '' r c ~ ...J • • min who hu been offiti1lly I "dud" for s;~ years sudd1nly •P· purs ln London. The "du~" man wu Mc:C1ll's ch1tl al the bmr al lhe dtltct1on of an Ame11~n stitn· 12:!1> @e Un C.nlo de Muico hst lo Rus~11n-1n 1ct bt1mfd on 12:1' ~Cf (i)jonny Quest (C) McGrll 0 Mr11t~ "B1rond the llut Hori· I hltN ltrrlhft (Cl (901 1u" (advenlurel '42-0o!olht LI · H1w111 C.lls (C) 1301 mour. Rithard Otnn1na. Sptculrt1on: "Tl\t Ch1na•n1 0 fit ~, ~·p~nlnc '61 (~~ Prea1drncy " O.scunin1 the evotu m Movl!. ll111I Etic:euntu (ro lton ol rimp11anrn a and runnrnt m1nt1\ 47-ctha John'°11, Ttrvnr the ollice of Prtsrdsnl 111 Pitrrt !:'~~lltt T!IHlrt: "Ab•lent ~1hn11r, 01 Re.ford Guy Tupell r' .. and host Or. Kt1lh Btrwic~. own g) (I Ju1e10 dt Its H1jos aJ Alt\111 H Ml Alma 9:00 O eiJ' (l rrid11 Nlchl Movie: 1:00 "D111 01 Wrnt and llom" (d11m1l fJ TRIPLf CROWN ·~1 ,,,,,I •mmon. l tt Remtck * "KENTUCKY DERBY'' ft.4•''' R1,<lord. lu k Klu1m1n COLOR l ·OO PM CE) Th11 tmhnf Wotld (Cl (30) • fZ) D•nlnol f) ~ (l ll1ntucty Dtrbr: CCI t:lO D ~ Hollywood Squa1u : (C) O ~ (6 M•!tf l"fUt lntl11ll: (Jli) An11e 01ck1nton. Bu:ldy Hat~ (C) SI Louis C11d1nafs vs. San flt. Conn•• Stevens. 8111 Buby 1nd hanc15'0 Granh Paul Lynde 1uul O MO'flt: (C) "The Girl C.n'I Hrl' 8 Hollyput l'rtvlf'lf (C) (301 Ir' (comedy) ·sr.-Jayne M1nsf1eld • (11, Thi ltuns ol Will Son· Tom Cwell, Edmond o·e11en nett: (C) (30) "lhe ravor 1:30 O Mllliofl $ Mll'l11: "Return ti tlte I llt"1: (C) (301 Ted Mey~<s. Tmn" ("!lle•n) 'S?-01fe Rob· Surblde 6 (601 rrl~n. Joann• Oru Walter Brennan. NET l'l•1hou11: "<ponono." Z:OO O 09 I\ Profusional ~m: (C) Butnn Hoehn Al1gr11 lac\ Wh1l1k•r nl!'I lh• pl•Y·bY·Pl•Y 10:00 0 ll1 r,1 NIC News Special, (Cl ,nd M11io ~·1:h1do IS 1n1tyn II 1601 'We Won I Go•" A Mm PO• r '1••1n1 t -·1 81!11mon . l•l•I of 1 11diral nl'W ~r•ed nl 0 Sporb '"''"· (Cl USC mettt )Ouna An11rit1n'I. lh•s 1oec1i1 11 IJCl..A •n1 C.l Btrktl•f 1" rre" l"TIPIS to f>'tiS !h• '"'Ph~hon• ,,,., l n• "CJI n1 111!11 ' •at" nl lhtr• <tdici rsn on Am•ria~ Jll •1'1 b1 fO'ftttd rft lartt mr»u•• 1 et1 1od1y R•oor1en ll•itl In &f KTLA ' Ttlec:optt1 " •tll at Tnr&ntn 10 1nte·11tw d11ll dodif' n''" ''"'°'• ro'nr equ1pm1nl. whn have found relcat l~ere. ,, laped AP••I 20th v.•11 11 In Slotkholm lo rnlervr•• m USC Tract MNI: Tht 11011"'. th~ rolony of )Oun~ men v.ho ho • r.ul IQ d•lt nd tht11 In t yur·s Na demled lh~ Us armed lore•~ 1ion1I Ch1moron:.hro lmk hilt ... 111 O Geor11 Putn1m Newt (Cl 160\ 1~, In 1111" the l1blu on the UCLA p 1r '3' luf!d. for tht Otlcnst' fl;u1n~ who bul !hem Int suson CCI 16-0) lhe Olhri Fat~ nl lh• (D 81& Mom: 'Sp1u ol the Au " L1w .. 2:30 aJ Clnt tn Su Cau m I empo (C) 1601 J:JO O Movre: (C) "The Miu1111ppl JI<-l1tht111 Ne-in (C) (&Ol 1t111blt1" t•d•enturel ~l -Tyrant Luthi llbrt rcw•r l'•P" l1ur t 10:)0@ Nrws. (C) (l0) 81.t loh"' (:)Neu (C) I' 00 O Clot" O'Cloct lleport: (C) ('( @Color lti.1trt (C) 'l•~I of lh1 J• ry Dunpht Moh1c1n< O lht I Ith Hour Mrw•: (C) 1301 4:00 O ~ a Tht Lona •1n111 (t) f.rorze >k1nn,, O Tht Outdl!Orsrun Ht r on . (Cl 0 Movit: "Th• Quttt M•~w frlr1 h~· I Bry r-moin~ mil ·'>~ J11hn V,1ynr M111r••n § Ch1mpt0n1~1p 8owhn1 (CJ 0 HA rt Ch"l•t Chin 8 Ntw• (C) 110) Bf1t•1 W •'~ Ch•ll" Mov" "War of Iha 51lelht•s" •. 10 § 11)9 j !ht A111d Ru""~' (C) (ICI lrl '"8 '""" r.~bol ll 6 $1eepl"hHt (Cl 0) Joe Pyn1 (Cl d Ol : Tmhrr '6R: 'Rill nf R1~hls " (i} Movit• "MMn Om Mr.mi" ~ 00 0 19 I Hollywoofl ~II· llaU!l: twmodyJ 41 O•n Am•rh• llrttJ (C:I fh• S!>OOM ·~~od Los An(tlt' C:.rtb • H1nrl•or aJ C1nt "' S~ tau (J S!>t•'llll F•tt'fy (C) f dwt" l l.lO a MOYll . "M•n ·~ lh• Sh•rlow.. ,, ... ,,,~~ 1nl•rJ •• , "-'mu•I Gold, 1my1l•"ll SA-Jrff ('1"d>fr, Ot90n rh-ncr 1or •I <.141• Un1Yeit•IY. Ne" "" '"'\ .. M 'll 6 lht lon1pl Sho. (Cl () Wl'f Sla11t (C) 17 3 )Off l uhop Show (C) u fr 3 ABC'• Wt6t Wttld .. Lu C11ne Sho• (C) •rmtJ (Cl 12'30 fl M~•tt. (C) ''Sh11\l11httn" Cd11 (I} 811nded (Cl m~l ~6 V1(fn1 ~·11u". kartn m Bur~~·, hw 'r•, l"novthons: Innovation Io'"'" ID lh~td Crty 81d1nd~ con V1n1rt m Ac1to" lhu111: 1 rtHVlt ol lhf S:JO I Relph Story (C) R11b1 Mill• • C:1d«itl (C) J 00 O Mn.1e "Unhn1111td l11S1nw~ I Chert Mt 110"'1nc•) '41-t11n1 Dunnt, Rob : I"• I 111: "R,1th(Ombtn •rt Monuornrry M1nd1Jo11i Aurrw r11tll Grbbonl tJ O Mevit: "Houu tl Wom11" (d11 •nt1rvitwtd by Robtr1 C:ram1• H" "'•I 61-ShrtlfY ~n•thl I ~ It eMU1 • lllod"'I Tllo!•eu. SERVING THE Public and Trade COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE -'411·''49'""U4-642-4321 221 1 West 81lbot 81vd. Newport Buch l J IJ DAIL V PILOT Frid<!}', May 3, 1%8 ONE DAY ONLY! SOME QUANTITIES LIMITED! 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REG. 1.49 LANTERN ••• 88• SAVE TO 4 11 13 8~fNT REG. 17.99 SATURDAY ONLY' SAVE 5 11 Motorized 8-B-Q with hood and spit •Electric rotisserie 1 Q81 • Big hood conserves heat • 4 aluminu m legs REG. 15.99 • Adjustable grill SATURDAY ONLY' I SHOP MONDAY THRU SATURDAY TILL 9-SUNDAY 11 A.M. TO 5 P.M. HUNTINGTON BEACH 5:: :~::: :r:r .PHONE 714-892-6611 • §[ ' . . L~ I , I ' j• 'i ~ ,, ~ . [ \ ~ .f Hearts Hail Her Mai,esty There aren't many cluhwnmen who haven't at lcC\st hear:d of Mrs. Macauley Ropp, incoming president of the Queen of Hearts (.;uild Chil· dren's Hospita l of Orange Count v. ' A resident of Laguna for· th e pasl 22 years. Mary Ropp was a char- ter member of lhe six-year-old guild and has served it as public relations and affiliates chairman. s.he also head~d several gui ld ways and mcani-projects. and cur- rently ts b.usy planntng the upcoming Slar-sp<inglcd Ball. June 8. She is. known to members of the Laguna Uc'1c:h Ebel! C'lub and has been an active member of th;:it g'roup. which she once !)ervecl as presi dent. . In addition she 1s 1n the South <'oa~t l 'omrnun1ty I losp1tal's Auxil· lcil_'Y. and was chairman Clf the Fracturrrl Follie·~. one of its major fund· ra1smg events. 111 Hlfifi. Thii-. .vear she \1·111 be c:0ord1nalor of the ~iant sho''· "If I join a .group. I believe I should work for it." she spoke candidly. Mrs. Ropp 1~ not the only member of her f<Jmily 11cll known around these parts. lier husbC1n<l. 11·110 has an ins11rnnC'c ;ind rcf11 e~fate business in Low n, has livt'd 111 the /\rt C11lo11v most of hi s lrfe and 1s the son of Roy Ropp, ori ginator of the PagNmt or lli e l\IClstt'r~ Mrs. William Beck. past president. will in'itilll l\lrs. Rnpp and other officers dunng a lu ncheon mccl111g in the :\lrmarl'h Bay Club which wi ll begin witll a social hour al I I: :lO a .m. \\'t'dncsda1" J\lav 15. Assisting the Three Arch 13ay resident for ·the 19.61l-6~ trrm will be first. second and lh1rd vic.e presidents the !\Imes Robert T. Cosgrove, ways and means chairman: Thomas B Flemtng. membership chairman. and Mrs. Hobert M. Russell. by-laws chairman. Other new officers are the l\Jmes. James Drlanc\' and ('larence Ca r· son. recording and corresponding secretaries ; Tmtan· Krogius. treasurer, and William Ji . Beck. parliamentarian. Adrlition;:il cClmmiltre leaders 111clude lhe ~.Imes. Francis Fah1an, nomin;:iting: Wi lliam r:winn. mC'mhcrship. ('_ R Hulst. hospit ali ty: Gor- don Forhes. p11blic relcitions. ;:inr! Richard Worthington. tell'phonc 111 11 I I CLOAK OF RESPONSIBILITY -Mrs. l\lacauley Ropp will re1g'n O\'er the Queen of Hearts Guild. Children's Hospital of Orange County. She receives her crown from Mrs. William H. Beck. out- going ' president, while Mrs. Robert D. Cosgrove, incoming first vice president in charge of ways and means hands her lhe guild's symbol. The officers will be installed during a luncheon in Mon· arch Bay Club Wednesday, May 15. Under Mrs. Beck's capable leadership lhr pa:;t ycM. Quern of Hecirb participated \\'ith members from 10 other guilds throughout the county in sponsoring the C'HOC Fair in Fashion Square. Santa Ana last fall. In addition. guild members participated in lhe J. D. Robinson's Fash- ion Show which was staged in March. 'I Ole! Hats Off to Fiesta <;c11rt \' \\ 111 reign ''hen members anrl i::uests of Our Lady Q11Pl'n nf the An- gels (";u1ld gathrr al 5 pm. nc'<t Sunday m the Balboa Bay ('luh for the an- nual Fiesta de M<1vo dmner dance. F'c:;t1nt1ei; will hegin \\1lh a :l p rn. cock- tail hClur followed° by buffet dinner and dancmg to the music of the llarmon- PNS. Pinatas and monev-decorated hats will dom111ate decoration!;. One of the hats, modeled bv l'hs Fred Graham 1s bemg made "pricdess" by Mrc;. L .. J. Finley (left), party chairman and Mrs. WilJiam H. Rambo. Fun in Sun Ent ices Kiwan ians Relaxalion under t h e desert sun and stars is the enticing lure for Costa Mesa Kiwanis cooples who left to· day for the three-day Star- Lite f<'iesta. Centering around t h e Shadow Mountain Club of Palm Desert. the weekend activities 1tnderh nr mi hrc- tic schedules. meet1na~ or workshops. Instead desert·gorrs will relax poolside and those who wiish may en1oy gnlf, tennJs or shopping sprers. F'estiviities will get under way with a cockt~il party 1.-0night hosted by presidrnt Pete Kermode and ;\1r,. Kermooe. followed hv il steak barbecue under· the> stars. Tomorrow morl'lling a con ttnental breafast w11l he ~erved early and late nsrr'. and the evening will cnn· elude with a luau . Arrangements bavP br,.n made by Dave Leighton and Rit'hard Sewell. Star·gazers on the de<Prt lrad in.::lurie the Pr t 1 Willsnns. I. I' i g h t o n ' KPrmodes. Gordon lmfcr, Srwell... Charles Crone' Douglas McBndes. .I. r Humphnf's. Don Swedlanct~ and Lewis Fannons. JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED -:\ \1N·k- end of relax<1 t1on 111 the dei;i rt is lhr prescription written fM C'n.;1;i ;\lr~a K1wHn1s <'011plr~ whn ;:ire making the tn·k for thr fourth cClnsecu11ve yc<lr. Off lo thr tcnm~ C'o11rt <1nrl l{olf link s arc Richard S(•11·c11 and f>r I loucln-. i\.lcBndc. while their wives. Jllrs ;\ltBnrlc-and ?.Jr·, Sewell lleft to right) decide on a !till<' ~un worsh1pp111g. Before Wife's Committed, Hubby Must Rescind Commitment nF.AR ANN L,\;\TOErtc:; Two yrar' asw my husband's fathl'r pa"~"d al'a\ My mother·in·law. whn alway~ h11rt trea ted him likl' dirt. sudrtrnly hl'camr the mMI ~nef-stricken woman nf th» 20th Century. She cried. screamed. fainted fasted. threw herself nn everybody -especiaUy her eldest son, my husband. The biggest mistake or his lUe was saying to her at the funeral, "Don't worry. Mother, you will never be alone. You can count on us " She took him up on it ril!ht th rt and then and moved inln our home the followinJt we Pk Sht> l'nulcln t lw.H tC\ p..irt "1th h1•1 <hnrnS? room ~f'I '" m1nr had tn l?C\ lli>r n• ireezrr anli retr111t ratpr, which I we could have u~ed. went lo her daughter. She had such strong sen· timental attachments to her pictures. vases. throw rugs. and other ussorted piece.; of trash that slie had to bring them alon~ Our oner lovely home now looks tikr a second·hand junk ~hop I could stand 1t if au she nunt'd was lht> look~ of our home hut 'hr 1s rutn1nt1 mv health and m\' marnaae and our relal1on~h1r> with our chi~ren. , Although this woman has a lovrly large room she 1s never in it. She s1l~ in on every conversation and voice~ her opinion on matters which do not concern her. When l call my husband. SHE answers. When 1 call my children. SHE answers. When I speak to her ~hr doesn't hear me. P\ease tell mt> wh11t In rtn My mother-in-law 1s driving mr nut' -SINKING FAST,. - --" - -.J. ... -.jj -& ----· --• OF.AR SIN "!~(, II dorsn't ;;ound likto a drh r lo inr l;uh II s111rntl~ likr a putt. Anll s11rnll \\11nrlrr T11n ~·r1tr\ is a long 1in11• tn hr impri<onrtl in ) nur own hnmr. There IN onh onr ~olulion to .'·our problem -fi nd \llllT mo1hrr-ln·lnw another place to l°h r. And don't !IAY you can't afford II. ti's cbraper lban aendfng you to a mental hospllnl -or maintaining separatr roof's for you u d your husband after you'H filed for a dlvor<•c. DEAR A~N l~·\NDEn~· Mv 20- year-old dau,ahtrr I\ rxprctm~ hl'r husband hark Crom Vietnam m Mav. She ha~ not l><'rn him 1n nver a vf'a'r Unfortunatf'ly. she 1:; prrln"ant and th11 baby i~ dur JUSI ahout lhr t1mP her h11 ... ti,1nrl 1~ ,rhrrl11l1-<l tn cnml' hnm" !tr know~ noth1nc n! h1< \I ltr·~ 1·11n· cl1t 111n. f111 t1nan11:il rr;1•11n' \t:11·,·nnn;1 '' ci·tt 111c-hrr mMrrn11' r:irr ;if ;i m1 !tl11 ' ha'r I 11nrlC'1 sl.lnrl lrn111 wlrnf I ha'" ·rPnrt in th r l'af'N'> that I hr Hrcl lro-;s not1f1rs lhr mrn •wrr.;e.1' whrn they occomc fathers I ha\r hr_i!gert rnv dau ghtt>r lo wnte het hush..n<I anrl teil him of her condition but ~he refuses to do i:o I just hate to hcive thr Red Cross representativP tell my son- 1n-law he 1s a father wh<'n hr knows thP child can't poss1hly hr hts 1~ thrr(' any wn\ wr l'an •lop thr ftl'd lros~ from rl'lavrni: I h r mrssalil''' Thank you tor v n 11 r ass1stanrf' -TROllBl.E IN THE l'.\MILY l'W \R FA.\'111.\': Yonr dauthttr nul!'hl to di~russ thi~ problrm with tht> rharlain or thr hnsrtral whrrf' !ihr will hn\ r thr h111)~ Shr 'shnuld f'\plain thl' rirr111n~tnncr~ and a~k him tn ln- trrrrde on b<'hnlf of lhP youn~ man. H \\t11tld ~ a shattcrln~ blo'~ Ir he rfrl'l\'rd lhr orws in th at maonrr. l 1n~ure of yourself on dates" What's right ' What's wrong~ Should you? Shouldn't \•ou? Send for Ann Landers' bookll't .:D11fm~ Dos and Don'ts." l'nrlosmg with your request 3!i cents in ('01n and a lon~. self.addressed, sli.lmpl'd l'nvrlnp"" >\nn I .M.ctl'n will hr i::lad to hrlfl you with vnur problrm~ ~rncl thrm to her tn earl' nf thr DAILY PILOT l'nl'lo~10g ',<ell ·addm"d· "r""" '""'"pc. . . - ,, I Friday, May 3, 1%8 r- Breaking Pinatas Spill Bene fits Spicy fragrances of enc~1ladas. tacos . tamal~~. Spanish rice and beans "111 m1n1?le lo attract v1 ~- 1tors to the second annual Mexican dinner which will benefit the Poor Clare Sisters building fund . Thr dinner will be !'ierved between noon and 6 p.m al the Santa Cli:ira Day Nursrry. Newhope Strcel and Hazard Avenue, Sunday, May 5. Included tn the feshv1t1eo; ''Ill he pinalas filled with sweet treats for the children. and tickets will be $5 for a tamilv. SI '.!5 for adu lts and 75 cents for childrfjfl. Oa\'ld ~l artin samples lhe sauce prepared by his mother. ~!rs Oa\'10 ;\Jartin and Mrs. William raslrey (left to nJ?ht I. Members Pour Tea For Moms Harbor Council's Movie Guide Member~ will hllnnr their mothero; during a Mother's r>ay tea spnnsorrd hy r.am- ma Alpha \'u chapter, Beta Sigma PhL \!rs. Hal Sch11~r1 '\\Ill \\elcome the gue~ts in her Huntington Beach h o m e between 2 and 4 p m Sun· day. May :i. ~lrs. R1ch<ir<l Bylund w~~ in charge or 1nv1ta11rms and Mrs K en n e l h Sorenson. social chauman. 1s 1 n charge of refreshment!i In addJt1on tll hononn~ mothers, member~ w 1 I I 11 elcome their new Ex Pmplar chapter. ZI 7,1 Pi. Al· tPncling will be Mri; Harold :-.'orman. i;pon~or. and Miss Dorothy Dunn. advisor. • El'flf""' \ No1• Thi\ m"""''• 'tj ti• I\ or•e·Hf"d b't "'" '*'"'' '°"'"" H•• 11t Harbt'!r (f"IJl'\(d PT.A '''"\ p,.,,.. •• , ~'t"\•n I~ prf \ldP.nf ent'I ,,, .. ., M.,,, ~;=~~~ h ~~'J~;'''~· .. ~~a;,~~~ •ft .~ dtff"r"'ll'\ino \Ulfabl• film'\ for Cf'''i111n I Q• 0'"VD\ 4n1 will 400@:M Wffllidy V'IYJt V••W\ ~,, 11'/tlr1,•t1 M41I lf'!•m fl't Al-OV!~ Guide. <•'8 of Ott OA.1L y Pll/JTI r\\llLV THE BIBLE -1:\1 - Three-hour presentauon of the Book of Genesis. BLACKBBARD'S GHOST - Adventures of the Camous pirate. COUNTRY COYOTE GOES TO H 0 L L Y WOOD - Story of the adventures llf a coyote TEXA·s AC R 0 SS THF; RIVER IX> r>ehghtflll western spoof THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLlE -<X) -Musical National President To Install Officers HONORED GUEST Miu Cecilia O'Neil CYNTHIA MUNT 8ricl•t•be Mm Cecilla O':\eil. na· t1onal president nf Rehrf'd Teacheon. will be the 2ue"t of honor and install.mg <7£. ficer durmiz a luncheon meeting of the Ora'Tlge Coalil Divis.ion Monday. May 6, ID the Balboa Bay Club. A graduate of San .}IXP Stat.e Collep;e, Miss O"Neil attended the University or Oaliforn1a and taught in San Mateo and s.an Jose puhhr schools for 44 years. After serving as national vice president, she was elected president in 1967 and has or- fices in Long Beach and in Washington, D C. Other honored guests 1n clud ,. Mr11 M yrtl r Workman. tale president Miss Mary Mullen. nat1on;1I e:iret'uti ve vice prt>$ident anti p r e s 1 d e nt 11 of othPr diVls~ns. Ent.ertaming uill ~ M1<:' 'F'lorence \ a 1 f a n . ar cnmpamf'd by Mn Hf'lf'n Rakestraw. Wedding Plans Told Dunng mom.1ng worship ~erVIC'l'S Jn Chrin PresbytPrian Church Hun- tinp;ton Beach. tile enp;age- ment " Cyntha.a Hunt an<! Michael W1&tl was revf'alf'd by her mother and step- father. Mr. and Mr' Jamf'\ E. Oiester o( H11.nbngton Beach. The couple pl.an Ill wed June 15 in $l Columball's Catholic Olureh, Garden Grove. The bride-elect is a 1enior at Fount.ain V~ High School and btt fiance , son of MT. and Mrs. Alton Wiatt. Garden Grove. is a graduate of Bolsa Grande Hjgh School and attends Orange Coa~t Colle1e. ' I c;p,..of ol thr 1!120• \\'HERE .\ '\C.F.U\ r; n TROl 'B LF: FOLL0\\'t, :\lothf'r Sllf)Pr'IOl' ;ird pro l?TMS!\'f' nnn hAVP '111 fPrPnct'~ on cro..c;s-count r\' bu~ tnp TEF:"S \'\O \Ol'LTS COl '\'TERPOl'.'T -Ex· c1tmc and rntrrtainmg 1;1tuat1on occurs ',\hen an American orche~tra 1s Ci:!ptured hv a :-I a z i GeneTa I in World War 11. FAR FRO~! THE MAD· DING C R 0 W D BeauWul film adaptation of Hardy's romantic novl'I in 19th cf'ntury rural England FIREBALL ~ Plot rPvolvei; ::iro11nd <;tnck-ca r race dn\'eri: and their g1rlfrie11rlc; FIRE CREf:K -Western about good and bad guys who hit the town of Fire Creek. A MAN . FOR A L L SEASONS -IX l -Story of Sir Thomas :vi ore's 1n· tesrrity and courage in refusin~ tll 1?1ve oflic1al sa~rtion to fH• rhvorcr of I\ mi:: Henn· \'Ill and KatharirP of Ara~on rr THE nnw" s T A I R r .\ s E -Ex- perience~ or a nt>nphytl' tPacher m the New York public &ehool syi;tem com· brne wrv humor with ~ome touchin~ moments. WAIT t: 'TJL DARK - Tense thriller in w'hic-h thu~s try lo force hhnd wife lo reveal wherP<~houls of a cache of heroin TAMP.'IG OF THE SHREW -Beaullfully filmed story of tempestuous Kathanna pursued by a dash1n~ Petrnch10 \tATllRE TF.E'1S <\ S 0 AOL'LTS BfLL!ON 001 .. 1 .. \R RRAl:"V -Secrrl ai:ient Inf'.~ tn 1mr:wPl 1 n I r 1 c a I f' tn· temahnnal pint G l'~S OF S \ '\ SF.EHSTI.\ ~ \n 0111l;rn non< rr1f'<:I"~ frock lo restore fai th anrl ("OUfal?P In an 1Rth C'Pn· turv Mexican viii~!' H \WA II -Semien! nf .James Mlchen<'r's novel C'on c ern i n i: th P m1s!'10nar1ec; or 1800c; 1c; Ha,,a11 HOW I WO:--. THE \\ \R - Wrrld War fl eptl'odf'~ n::irrated by a Bnt.1sh or- frrrr 1n lh1~ confusinf.l and rtis111rhlng antiwar l1Lm IN TllE HEA'T' OF' THE '\llGHT -A murder in tht neep Sou th 1s solved with thP collaboration of a \\ h1le p<>hce cluef and a '>:e~ro hom1etde detet!Jve THE KlNG Of' HEARTS - Witty French satire on futi llty of war. RED LL'\IE 7000 -F'ortunt:>~ and adventures of Stock· ractng dare-<ie'\1ls. .\DUL TS THE AMBL'SHERS -Spv spoof BON"IJIE AND ll.YDE . TruP ~tnry of two h<ink rohhPrs and k11lrr'> 1n thr Sn11thwest rlunng t h r rlepress1on THE COMET>!\ '\IS Rebel!Jon flares on t h P island of Haiti under the terrorism or a military dictatorslup in this violent dJ·ama. COOL HA\ID LCKE Depres!"in2 study of a prisoner in a '>ou rhern C'hain ~anl! "h:i reta1ni; his I "Ptrll in thP rare or cruel and arh1tran forcr '" rnw BLonn Truman Capole'li rPenoact· mPnt "r the pointless m11rri1>r of the Clutter fam th hv s u b · h 11 m a n psycorathi; DIVORCE A M F. R 1 C A N STYLF. -Sahre of so1™! of lhf' le~s c r *' rl 1 h I e a•pPrtli of fam1lv 11nd rnmm1101lv living THE r.ooh. THE BADI .\ND THE n~1 y - Oulra~eous VIOience in t his Sp an 1,h-llalian l "e<;tern. LAOY L -Scar.delous back~round or an English 11 !!rand dame LORn LOVE\ n1rK - S;ihrf' _.hnut lPf'n.;i:Prl' 1 ~l<.\CARRO -s ;i rl I" t l c ltahan film n; \lncan peoplt> \J(Wl)() R "I,\ R nn Strange. uP1rd r llr, r .I -Prwate tn\'"'''~atnr I twcomes bodyguard 1n thts lurid film markrd by murderous \•1olen ,. I TH F. P R E S I [) F \ T ' S \NALYST -Br.M rarce where analyst at \Vhlle !louse nees from d(!ents. UNCLAIMED STORAGE AUCTION HASTY MOVING & STORAGE WAREHOUSE 4101 S. MAIN, SANTA ANA Sotvr4o-y Mol"lll~. w.., 4tll, • •·"' HOM I FURNISHINGS -PERSONAL PltOf'HTY APPLIANCES -TV's -UNOPINID IOXES cu TIS -IAltltllS -TIUNICS -nc. MANY OTMllt ITIMll PHIL HANSON • ASSOCIATES UCINSID & IONDID AUCTIOHllH 5'1·5965 Offlcet 1t 4071.12 W. 17th St., S1nt1 Ant r ... , ... , ____ .....,, ...... ..,..,~ Peer ing Around ~ \lR. AND MRS. Charles Coker of Huntington Har· bour are making W aik1lti Beach their base while ln Hawaii on a combined busi- ness and pleasure trip. They plan to make flying visits lo the outer islands before re- lurnmg home. \'OICE students ol Leona Roberts will be presented in a program of songs from muSJcal comedies next Sun· itav m Peek'~ F a m 1 I y \oiomal Terrace Room , Westmmsler. MR. AND MRS. WARD Baxtrr .Jr. of Newport Reach hosted a tea Sunday in their home to annou nce the wedding date set by their daughter. She r r y Sweet Baxter and her tian- ce. David Granville Dough- erty. The bridegroom-elect i! the son of Mr. and Mrs. Granville Dougherty of Hun- tington Beach. Tiny scrolls with ~old bells tied with gold cord were handed to each guest as they arrived. announcing lhP datP for the wedding in SI Andrew's Presbyterian Church as May 25. The Baxters had just rf'turoed from Hawaii and the decorations and food in- cluded large a.nthuriums. tj leaves. pineapples and other island delicacies .JOSEPH COTTEN and his wife Patricia Medina were entertained at a dinner par- ty at the Five Crowns in Corona del Mar. Other notables who have fre- quented the "English pub'' have been S t e r 11 n g Holloway, a recent guest al a brunch party. and Mark f"lemmg of the Green Bay Packer" who also en1oyed a hrunch Installation Tops Agenda lnslallatllln ceremnntf's '\\ 111 highlight the dinner meetin.1? or Eta .\ I p h a Chapter. Epsilon Si gm a Alpha sorority Monday. May fl. in the Warner I louse North. Orange Mrs R1chard L y I I*' • NPwport Beat'h. will he in· st;ilhn.I! offi cer She 1, the 'f'C'Ond 111rP prrs1df'nl nl OrangewOOli Regional lnun· r1l (';ilifnrma S111te C'h;irtPr nrn«<'dllrP 1•ha1rm::in ;uirt rd11rat10nal rt1rrrtor llf 1-:1a Alpha chaptrr LB Overeat e rs Every Tuesday of Che month Overeaters Anonymous galher at 8 30 p m in Canvon Clubhouse. 1945 Broad'\\av and Canvon Road. Laguna· B<'ach · Police Wives Collect Arresting Rummage Calling all cars, calling all cars. proceed at once to the Oddfellows Hall, 226 Main St., Huntington Beach where a rummage sale 1s in progress. Do not use caution. Be frivolous at the 9 a.m . lo 5 p.m. event tomorrow and purchase the books. toys: appliances, wallpaper, clothing and other treasures offered. Mrs. Stephen Ballock. chairman. and her husband examine some of the items. Proceeds will be used for needy families. Over and out. Horoscope Leo: Follow That Hunch SATU RDAY, MAY -i By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES (March 2l·Apnl 19): You could be trapped by false flattery B e creative wtthout being too impulsive Express I o v e without weariniz heart on sl~ve. Emotions run the eamut F:xercise cont rol T.\llRl ·s f Aprd zo.M;iv 20 i: Almos t without warn- ing comes a turn of Pven ts leadm~ to combination Bf respons1h11Jty and reward - thal 1s the empha is tndav. Oldrr ind1\·idual figure~ promtncntly. Be read' r.EMINI IMa y 21·.June '.!OJ l-'1r.·1sh. campletr - don't feel you must hanc. on to past Friends. relat1vei; urge you 1n different dlrec· hons Key 1s to be in- rlependent without hem~ ar· rn;iant Onp phase endc;. anolhcr hPgins. C'\NC'F.R tJune 21 -.Julv .?2 1 Studv GEM 1 N'r mM~a.I!<' y·O\I are on edgP l'f :1 nf'w bc~tnnin~ HavP nn[1,lence Promote your own abil.tty. Spi!nd money tn order to make money. Be more daring than usuaJ. Get going. LEO (July r 23-Aug. 22\: Follow through :>n hunch Intellectual cunosity should be satisfied. Ask question - obtain answers. One who at· lempts to dJscourage you knows nothing. Depend on your own judgment -1t will work. VlRGO I Aug. 23-Sept. 2'l \: Dont' push yourself t o forefront Honor. acclaim come throogh ertorts of others. very hkel y behind thf' scenes D i s p I a y vPrsatalily. Look heyond 1m· mrrllatP J n '1 1 c a I 1 o n s . Snc1al17.r. U RRA 1 Sept 2:!·0ct 2'll: Stre~s on pracllcallty of vou r desires Find out how hest lo express your needs. Todav thP drlalls a r e Pmphas1zed Outline agenda. Have suggest.ions at hand. Be specific. SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21 t: Your ab1l.tty to com- municate d e s 1 r e s to superiors 1 s ti;ghl.lghted. Don't be defeated b y shyness. Many want to know where you stand. Tell them. Be frank. Stick to pnnciples -vo11·11 win SAGITI ARIUS I Nov 22· Dec 211 · Brin~ family into dJ'iCUSSIOn c 0 n (' e r n i n I? travel, vacation. Long-range v i e w requires backing of those close to you. Let peo- ple know that you are open to suggestion. Overcome envy CAPRICORN IDec. 22-Jan. 19) · Your partner. marnage or busmess is COllC't'med I with fmanctal situa1Jon. You may be victim of seU-decep• t1on. K e y is to talk. com- murucate. FUld out why. IC perct-ptive. you gain. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feh. 181 · Accent on how yo u relate to public. to critJC1sm and pra.JSe. Weigh facts, fl~ures Don't judge on l>am of rumor. story or sur· pos1!1on MatP or partnPT rle~erve' benefit ()f dO\Jbt. PISCES !Feb. 19·Marrh 201: Accent mt work, bas1r. tasks Keep resolutions <:1ln· cerrung health, diet. well· heing F1nis1l what VOii start. Keep promises madP. to yourself. Assooates back you. Orch ids Bloom · Orange County n r c h 1 rt enthus1ast!i are invited to at• tend a birthday dinner of th~ Lonp; Beach A m a t f' 11 r Orchid Society at 6·4!l p m. Monday. May 6, in thr. Wardlow Park clubhouse, Lon1t Beach. Speaktng dun ng t h P. regular meeting w h 1 c h begins at· 8 p.m. will be Paul J ones. Visitors are inv1tec1 to view all the plants wh1cll will be displayed. A L ITTLE AWED Mrs. Derek McWhinney Mayor's 'Better Half' 'Nicest Birthday Present' 13, .JOOE.\S H.\STf:-.;f,S Ot 1no DfllV P1IOI Slfll Shr l'Ollldn't ha,·e received a ''JC't'I' h1rth.l:iv prt>s(•nt. s11rrr\' •:\Ir..;. 0 <' r t' k \ \lr·\\'h1nnt'1 2:i v ear· n 1 d f1r<1 larh of \\'r1;tminster. "..!' pr..:~""' 1n the ct'Hineil 1 ·1. mhN' wh"n her hu~hanrl "c1-. unanin'1othl~ :.t>lc><:ted to h(• rh.11 c·1L1 's mavnr On hl'r h11ihJa1' I rather thought hr \111ulrl hi' :111 alon!i -hut no ortf' rl'rr knnws." i:a1d thr ~"r1ou~. i?r1rn-r''PCI hlonrie · \ly mmhrr warn'! surpni;- "~I ;11 all -1;he h;Jd JU'-t mci•lr I hi' prNhction In mv rl,1 I th.it 1n 10 vear1; Dt>rrk ''""'" hr lhP ·mayor. Shi' m1-•1"I hPr prrrlict1on hy 10 \ "'"" .. • The• molhrr of Sean. :l' ! anti 11 1111\ ann. 15 month~. f'iaJITH'd lll'r hPart '' ;;<; po11n. cl1ni:: the harrlr'>l whr n the rlrtt1on rPturns ramc in. ;111 f it was a thrillint! PX· prl'lrnr·r tnr hrr a~ well ih a nw•t ,!!1at1f1ing one (liter lll'r ltu~hand"• harcl work t\ l11tlr a wed with the 1.tr.i of h"Jn!:! ;:i ma1or'!' 111fp '.\Ir• ~It \\'h1nnrv f Pris 11'' ,, .. , r1rh in thP l!ame fnr hPr tn ~ rn11 r'<a' t Iv '"hat will hP rrq111rr'd She ~rill '" ad- 111• llnl! to lhP ft1 t'I that her h11<.h:.nrl h, rhr ma\1'1r A f ter re a rling a 111;·w~1wprr atcount (]uot111g ,things the mayor said," 11 c;uddrnly da~ ns on her thr~ 're rcternng to hC'r hus· ha11CI anrl she 11rws tlil' ar· t1dr with a d1fferrnt pers- pN·t1\t'. The daughter ol Mr anrl ~;,., Cerald La\1snn of La Mirada. Sherry \\as graduatrd from 0 o r s r ' ll1J?h Scho11I. Los An:iele~. and a t t e o d e d California State !'olleJ?P at Lo n g r.c•nc-h <i ncl C'erritos .J 11nior C'ollcgr II v.·ac; v. hilr shr 11·"' ar- 11•nrling Cal State that shP mrt her prrsrnt husband "!IP took my park1n.e pla<·r " ~he recalled "S111n• none of m' rnommatr~ had <·ars T did all the drinnl! an•t e\rryonp knew it "a' rm parl..ing space -t>)(Cr:Jt 111\ nc·w next r1 n n r nr•"'hhcir'" Their mreting in 1!16:! tu ·1 1rd "1th Shern··s fir1.t ;111akrning in t h.f' 1111 porl ance of politics. "If wa~ rlunng lhf' gubernatorrnl <'lllllpail!n and l wa' ju~t !!riling nl\ mind stirred - hut more· nn the slate anrl n;1t1nnal than the local lf'Vrl" Follov. inf! their wedding 111 1%4 thP c·ouplP move.I to \\'l'c;tmrnster wherr t h P mayor immediately becam<' 1m nl\ rd with the rnm· 111um1v t hroug h lhl' C'h:imhrr of Commerce and !ht• 1'1:t111111H~ l'ommi~s1011 . I I Piping "1th the 'muvnr'' cou mll t .1mpa1'!;n ha:-!.?l\<'n Mr!> ilk\\'hrnncv adcht1onal 1nc,1S?ht 111111 the ·prnulrms nl ci ty i:o1 rrnmcnt and i.lle feel!> more l'Omm11nicat10nl \I 1th her hu~band. :\ sur:>ri'· Ill.I! a~prl'I or the rll'l'tiun ha\ brrn the fact that the nc>w ma:,ui's wife f('('b the tam1ly h<is ~een more of lhr11 m <11n~ta\' -"llr wa' hnmr alt 11rek!"nd -qwtc Cl ('ontra,110 thr timf' 11hrn lw 11 II\ eampa1,gninE!." c;hr !'.aid quwtl.' \\'Ith hrr fran~. d1rrt.:t manner !\hr hkt·~ to r:n hike-riding "1th the th1ldrcn. and hrr hu!-h:ind s b1rthefay l!ifl to twr was a bicvcle-bu1ll·for· 111 0 \~h1ch he ,,;.,,,ts ,, ill aC'· t·nmmorl;itr !ht' 11 hole fa mi· Iv. Thr mayor trirs to ~pc>nd ii'-mueh time ai: po~s1hle J wilh his young son -the mrn" 11s11<11ly Lry to ,eet out to hrrakfasl one morn111gj rl1111n~ thP weekend. and ~k\\'h1nnl"y. who loves hun-1 11nj! 11nd lii.hin!?. piano; tn tn·1 11 n<h1t'e Sr;:in to frrc;h.watrr f1(h1111? thi" hummer. Shrrry rni<>ys c ooking "hr n rvrrvonP has tame to Annual Luncheon '<;1t down and enjoy 1t. .. and ~hr has takrn up sew111g. ;ilthough she maintains ~hr al\1 ave; frrls she must he rloin~ snmrth111g w r o n g brt'a11sr 11 sePms loo easy I Speakers Announced Althou~h <>hr doesn't en· im· huntin~ whtch shel terms ·too blnodv for me " or frcsh·v. atcr ·fishing \\ mrn .\s,,:d:ite~ of l hr !T l Int erfaith Four.dation 11 111 :?a'hrr in . t. Colum h:in', \.;ithnhc (hurch . <:1rrlt'n Grnvl' T u " <; d a ' . :-.1~1y 7. r11r thf' secor.d an· n11n l lunchMn SpPakrr will he Or Lukr f 1 ' h h u r n . r x N'lll l\·r ,Pl'r"t;:iry of thr l TL~\ R "" '.!lOIJS r nfercnce ~ho 11111 d iscus• the h1storv an1 I unct I' nc; of the conference A t 'CLA alumnus. Dr f'1· l:b11rn ~as an association ~ecretary of the conference and hus held his present pos1t1on since 1959. He 1s director of U n i v er s 1 l y (';imps. Project lnrua. Pro- 11' ·t reylon: chairman of t'·e r.11ancellor·~ Arlv1s<1rv \"mm11trr of RPli.e1ous Af. Elections In Order F:J· .. rtion of a nominating t''mm1ttee and also al <'.''"~DIC and alternate will t-1hght tile next meet.mg nt lhr lloh E u c h a r 1 ~ t l!·v 1t11tP 220 of WPc;tm1nstE'r 111 R pm lomorrow. Fm mrrlv callrrl t he Rlr,~P<i SarramPnt 1r1,t1t111r. lhl' ~roup w1ll i;?ilthcr in the Knights of Cn lum h u~ H all , W1•t:fm1nstrr. I Mn John Maltby, pres1· drnt. wiU call for reportt: from Mrs. WilbuT Martin.I wavs and means chairman. f&1r!> and chairman of th" drpartmrnt of collt>~e worl. ri( the Episcopal Ch11rch \lsn ~pr:1k1ng will he M 1..,\ fl11th W<ilden mc>mhrr of thr strcring rommiltrr nf thr lr:trrf;11th r. ra d u a Ir Croup at I 'CJ A~!;i•lrnl? hf'· "111 he two studc>nt~. Dick '1r!?f'I ;inrl Ph1 I Grei?on · wh11 will clisru~~ l·n1camp and thr Tutorial Ser vicr . __ ... !-- --, - I'm not lhar patient" - ~he dorc; Pninv deep-se;:i r1-h1nj!. anrl taught her first marlin "h1lr fishinl? with frirnrls off ,'vlex1cn last sum- mrr Siner they were tag· g1nc fish. •hP has no irlf'a r nt hrr tlrnn a gur'>'\\ ;is to ''" '>171' hut she rloes hnpr thr' a<.!<1111 will find the t1mP to gn th1~ summrr FIND OF THE WEEK How often have you admtrf'd the dehghtful · Four Seasons salt and pepper shakers with thei r blue grass liner 1n 11 delicate pierced silverplated holder? You can 't always find them. but we did' Set of two patrs in a handaome gttt box. A reel tr1umph at this price Our 1pec111 S'T.50 Parents, Children Topic LF:G.\L NOTlrE LEGAL NO'flt'E 'Pied Piper' Advises .\fft>Clionatelv termed lht• Ptcd Piper of Severi,\ 11 111,, Dr K e r m i t Casjellamh a ssociate rector or \II $.'\in('s F.pis<'Of)al Church \\ill speak lo the Woman', Auioliarv of the Ora11~C' County Medical Assoc1at10n. His toplr at the meeting, takmg place at 10:30 a m. 'l'uesdny. Ma y 7. 111 tilt' Balboa Yacht Club. "111 l)(' parent-child relat1onsh1p~ \11' l'hthp \\'111,111 ,e. 1·11111! 11<·1· rrrsrdt'lll 11 111 in II oduH' the speakt•r l't•.u·)lrr' or the G 1-:w., I' 111r! Emer11ency ~10Uw1 ~ui.,11t11Lt·:.l will be hon(IJ t•tl !11 111.l! tile bustnes' portrnn d flit' m1·l'1111g l'llnd11l'l rd b\ '''' William W1rke1t. p1es1· d1•1 I 'I t•w aux1ti:in· m C'mht·r~ lt·,11 !'I f.!irb \\ho are a t lt':'l\I I:! )f'a1·, .. olct lhl' rudiment~ New Officers Named By Laguna CW 01f1r·c>rs Of L~1g1111 ;1 Bead1 Branch. N a t i o n ;:i I lA>:i)!ue of A m e r 1 c a n Pr1111 r.men ~ 111 be mstallrct at lhe group's final meetmi.: Colorful Talk Ends Season ~~I Toro Ofrkers' <'luh will close its W1vr~ 1967-fiH '>r<1'<1n of activities with a l11nC'heon and e I e <' t 1 o n mrct1nj.! in tht> Officer~· Club l>egmning with an 11 :io a m. social hour Tue~da\. Mav 14. · f.d Fernald. an intenor <irrnrator with 30 years e\· pcnPnt'c, will speak on dN·nrnting with color and e-<pl111n how personalitu•s are n•vealcd bv colors in· di\ idu:.ils wear and surround thl'tn"rlvcs with. Wl\ rs of the medical <Hlrl rlrntal dt>partments w 1 I 1 ho~t Penwomen ••I tht• .' '"" at n·><m ;\1onrt:i~, \1.11 Ii 111 the llutel La~una \mr1nl( those taking thr1r 1 ,,, dunng a ceremum lrrl hi \Ir~. Fern Cunmn;:ham "' •'' r l•J,t president uf th1• " tl1trn Cahfomia d1s'ritl. 1111 11 .. lt•et111Pr cin poet ~fl" \1 ~laeu1re, nrw prr•1- 1t., I on,,.,, .11,, art1~l~ l\1 r~ n. 1 •' 111 Strphr11s and Mr·~ I> \\ 1.Pqll.'n. first and 111'· 1•nn:t 'll'f". pr,.~1ctt>nts ; writ<'!' \IJ \ l'lorN}('r Wtggin~. anrl .1111,1 ~I r~ E T Klrklt>. rp1·nrcl1ng anrl C'<lr· '"'P• ruh nc 'rcretanPs, and \1 n1rr. lr1·'11rrr and !)Oel \Ir' II F \\'and1nj!, Ir I'. 1 •11 l"l'J' T h P fl r I' i; 1 d Pnl o('l<'d 1 t'f11'<'"'11tl.'d hPr braneh dur- inr a h1r'n1111•l mee tin1! of the :'> a I 1 I> 11 a I Lr:igue of \ltlf'l 11·;t11 l'r1111 0rTlt'll In \\ :hhll ~ton. f) C Shi• will '••II "' 1h1· f.!<llh1•nni? <ii the 1111'1'! iJf.! 1,111·•h 11111 m1·1i1dr wr.mrn nu•1nli1·r~ 01 the ptE''\!> C h " 1 r m a n an.I <·o dl<111'111iin of lhb pi":.!' .1111 .111• \Jr, \rth11r llu\1Jrd .111.I \Ir' Hull!'rt S1;.:\rr NOTICE OF OISSOLUTION OF PAATNEllSHll' r' t" '' f ,. .,_U'Dt 9 •n H •t r,~ > Uh•••"' .!"'~ Jr.f\" tt "' •H tri urt 0"" hQ t'>• n,. . .,. vndt r ,,,,. 1 r Yov m•Y \Olt. ff'lt 10v1u ot '" •tttrntY ,,,,n '<tirr ~ An.t'.1 \h·I,. · • NE \f't t T 0" f ft'; MAll•r conn .. clt"d Wfll\ '"' (('"'1 VA(UlJI' ( F f-./TEq ~· 1811'. '" ... " ft o111nt or '"" sum,.,,cn' Such a•1ornr1 r hrt C..ll'i • ~ ·•A Al,. A Coin•. ,., I,.,,, lH'I or~ h;,, p In( lt1<trtt 'heuh1 bl" (0t'l\i•lleo Wtft'll'' lht lime t1m 11 ~.::"'!:. ~'·:·: "'.,' ... :···~"' ~~.,"· d ~n 'r"" ,.:'~ 'Ill' •,Iii)!'" f.'1·~11'· L'r11•l1·1 ' '"lrd '" '""'""""•"'tor """'• wr11trn .. '"' ' ' ' u• • c n ~ "' ., H " " ' " Dlf> 'l'11n4' tfl lht <O'TIPll lf"I ul ,.,1""' .. ~ C1 ('Ar n~r111tJ' .. .,F"l •~l"ll'I', l ~··a\' \r•"IP S'IJl· l ·t1' 1 or, .'1 •'>"'' I· n n11lfll H•r·t tfll1Ali4">r·" ,u PMll'l11,., .., ""'11 • ' ,.._, • ' • 1 )l At • '"'''' r• fditl \111c·I. Arrohl l~tH1t• 1 •• l sr JOH~' rtu~ I'\ ,";t~ ·~~ '1 , ,. .. '~ ~'"; '~~~:.,:~uw~~ ';~; .J1Jhn E\ on~ L1us Qu.111 ~:~ ',/~.~ ..... rMAN p .. Ind<! \(O,<tq• ... loobol !It\ MO n• ,,, .l11hn Z.1hn, \\'111i<1m Lvun. WAL\WOllTH ' SEIDEL :~.~~i. ,' :;:. ,';! ""''" •It oron••• .Jo!•n \llrn . .luhn 0\'ln;md ~~~.~:t~~~·c~r~•;,., r.,,,.., ""'"• '' "'"•b• ••v•n '"•1 ••• \ >rrnan 'h·rrs Flirh·ll'd r~• uJ "'0 -54~"11 ~;.~ ~~:": ~c~1 :~ ~t11;:~~~~b;:< •;,~ • • • AUorni;y• ~., Pt11nhff\ """ .l11nr,, Ol!nald Ju I I a 11 "v • • ... . •• '"""'' o. ,. P•lnl •• J• n~ H Sch•• '" .... own name \\ ll1;11n \('ton. Rer'" Barth •r II ,. "'" llH' or D; r';';,";-;-·c::.!"; .. ~; Cfl lorn. '"' \r.dr r\\ :\ lam~. \\' a ~ n ,. LEC~.\ L ~OTICE I "0 <••, •:"':~.~ }9~ .... ""' ll:illt•t'Jl \llf'IJ l. (' R ti\ JN·n H S<"tt \\ 1l11am l.1·1111;ird and \\'c1lll'r1 CEIHIFICA~En:;: llUS!NESS .:.~"" ~~~ Or•n9• '""'' 0••1Y :.;-:.. J l«•rt!er I F1Cr111ous NAME 1- l1>• ""d•• hnM ono, c•'1 •v I •m ro" l.EGAL NOTICE 0111(•1 Ht'!I\ llil'S pl;111111•tl tlvo!•no ·• '"'"' •• :"llO ~outh K t•.n~ fur thr mrc11ng 1ncl11rlr 1111' ~.·,7,~,.11-s:7.'~ ~~.: .• ~7·~~~·~r~~o~,l~~··------r nno p]('('tl011 nf OfflC'PJ'<; <inrJ .Ill 1RONIC\ >nil'"'' 1'•'1 '''m '' comon M1 CANfDAT;~E S~~u':rTT~N~~OTNE:~ST c-~h1h1t1on of rn e n1 brr ~' ~~u'~~n';~~,: :i ,~:~~=~~-~~";: ,;.~;:" '" tho "o• -•101 u.c c.) arl1C\trv Ul pa in t i n J! .I cns~;,,~:;, .. 'c~?,;'::1~' l004 C«ihOQt. r,~~.:~,ci;E 0,'\ROn;~'t; N~iy~n~oci'K~·~; sc·ulpturr. d r a \1 1 n I! . e111 I n•"<I /Ip• • " •·~· ~o-~~:._~ ,;d,. ~~?~~ ~'".),";,'~ .. ~~".;," hro1drr\' and je \\ e I r ) '. ,,,. nf c ... i.:~"~~··'~'~nq• Co•·"'" A \At'llofl •n-Ccuritv ('I• 0'4no•. ~·M--~, de\lj!n1nl! "~ Arr1t 11 1?"-,,.,...r,. m_., I\ t'4,,.tarv (•I•'"'""~ '""' A vcur•'"' '"*"''"'' i\ """''' " .tntt tor ""''o StMr Of"t\On"llv "'M"'I to ~ cre1tttd bv Orn•o, 1tn.1't In l'h:ll'i;!r tlf !hi' dlspla~ ., •ri ...... , nrrno" G G•rr•I• ~nown ,, .... qr~M"" ,. OSCP.I! J ALSPAUr.'i & 1 t"f '"" C"IM\On ... nc\• namf ., \Ub\cr b OO~Ol~Y A ALSPAUGH ~e,.11rl'(I ~lf\ \\',arf('fl J\ r 3 ID pf •fl tr '"" ,....,,h,ft 1~\-ltt.1mf1"nt 4'nd ,,,..,, f"\ ~hr\P bu\1nt'tS .-ddr-.\\ I' _.,. N h i-111taltl\' ('hatrman and"'°'"'''"""••""'"'"''"' ••m• \n .. r• 1'"' "0 ' " 5""'" ""•• '"""'v • c. ~or f tC•Al \(A.l • of Or~~r,r ~'"''" cf C.!IW•M1~ llv• :\lmr~ \llan CottlP., Jo"''" E o •• r, r"• .,,...,,,, '" wn.c" "" ~•cur1tv I I 11 Ch I J'IJ N '·"• Pul>l•c-Cal•lnrn•• lnl.r,.1 will ,,. crtal!'d 1,. In °'"''•I. oll \ IC'n ~•· \0\. :.r r... O\\',\, p'''"'""• Otfic• tn flottvr,., 11nd rnu1omtnr 'l•rn1tL''"" /jf"d ;ind 1·:11::enf' Ros ton. 11 ho O••nq• Cr.uni• ''""' n.nq, ot O•btor et1vrr1n9 orr·~"lol Mv Cnmm.,,ion E•ntr~\ nf\N lnc.~t .. a 111 •66-~ N"W'POI\ Blvd CO$ht <il\11 fash1onerl lahle rlrrnr:t· fon• 11, mo M"" Cnun1v ot Clrangr. S•••• nl I ( rl P11hf1\h~ Or11n9,. (od\I Ot!ltv Pilot. r Al1!l"lrn1A, ""d bu''""'.\' known 1u I ) ·'· Ao'll I?. 19. )! •nd Mo, l 19t.ll 617-<I~ F ~( AP.AOF l.lfE" TAVEQN Gnlrl h.iskels tilled 11·1th h•r~:":~~~!;!',. ';~";;1~11~,"~~~'1;;,~ :~~ hl11r flm\f'I s. a palrllr cinrl I LEGAL NOTICE rt M•• 19!1. "' lG co AM •• £m•t•ld hr u~hr' "111 <"arry 0111 I hr Mtto :;.:~."' P~~;""c:::~;,:!" Y. L••<0'" Av•· art I' '1<" t hemr CERT~~~~~T~~u~F Na::;~HESS """;,"':~,.:~ ~:;~~ ~~,~~d~:~~~.,::.:'::; lt-• Vt14'ff'f\1Qf'l'd dC'f'S c•rtitY h• ,, (~n fhll 0 1'btM tot ,,.,,. fhrt-VPllfl •est O~)ft dt;(l•ri A bu\1nll'n •' 171' '''"~POrf ''~ ~ .... ,,., .. ,a Cr\la M•\a (illllfcr_,.... 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W "°"" D!M P•ICINCT ~ C"'11 J IC Jl<t-llEP ,.ICINC'T SHeJ A k1>094 ~1~ Poll "" 'i.e.. Hovtlafl """'"'" ltuOv 4n ln .... tor ~ M C~•mi..ro DEM Jllllff M 0 Oar°'" II f P C ••• J S W" to~or It( I' Cltrk C 14 ~""' RU' PltlCINCT JMl1 I ... Ill ... Pleclt lfl'W 11•1,_., 1-19< H It-1111" IOO t ent$! Pt4N"9 •!Kl Hovt• l!nlOtft(t •w. .... PotU119 ,i.e. ltM llnltoftu. J\lf'ff J Md• ..... "'" 117 C:~t J Ktlly lllP I_,,,, l 4 Oo t n OEM J-M 4 Sw•lft llE~ "•"""' SI ,_. V M """'11t IP ~M l!~ .... Df.I;\ c~ i wi-..-.DIM C ' G hoel Ill " Pltl(INCT 11- Pfl ne Pl.u Fl'W l••llr ltl -ldl•"' ,..__ L I' n~ltv UI' 1 ,..,. c c .. •utt p£P C•'11 L ICellY lllEI' I ) (IH• S l~I ··~ l'U(IPICT ...._ Pel~,.. l'lt O Mlllto' ... .._. w~ '• O•• a• '"'-"" V \ M "" -II' J ldt• It •owltM I I I' C ,.,, S Woret~ DIM Clot-J W111,,.1,. IHI' ... f(llllCT ...... , .. " • "' E111111 Ill• C'-'t I J .. .,,..,,,,... Rf" 16:4 'llCl!tCT »-tl1 "• 1 no "'-" C't""' ••11dt<1<• 'II., ,.." Or l~-10 M ( ....... OlM Juett J t ltotlt•I-•f P Ci.rt N I> ltutlotl ltlP Cl.,, IC G 1 ,.._left RIP """... ,.,.(9 "'"" lt .. lif9MJI '"' Pltl(IN(T ..,_... ' LEGU :-.;OTICE LEr. \L \OTIC£ LEGAL NOTICE LEG:\L NOTlCE LEGAL Nh I ll.'E • n NE Cll du Pr po co 10 (j lh le l la nL gr hi th at ] to ar M "' of h1 P( 711 l;:i •I Jr rr s OI p I> 8 0 - UPI TtllPhofo So111e Fish Tale Vyinfr for attention with the Picasso sculpture ! background) in Chicago C1v1c \enter Plaza. ri 15-pound sail fi sh taken 1n Acapulco by president of a mort- gage company 1c; carried to trophy owner's ne\\ office He didn't trust mnvmg van to carry hie; pnzc catch, ms1io;tcd that 1L be ctehvered across town by hand. Mai11ly No1•the1•t1 Cities Blacks Gai11 Political Power By JOH~ BECKLER WASHTNGTO:"i <AP) - The c 0 D c e n t r at i 0 n or :"\e;?roe" 1n larize ~orthcrn r1t.H.'s " twginnini:: to pro· <lucc its own kine! l\f Blark Powpr -black poilt.Jcal po\11.'f. Th1'\ year :'llrgroe~ won control or city ~overnmcn\s in Clc"eland. Ohio. and Gary, Ind. Jn ~ovembcr they're expected to gain at lea~t three more seats in the l' S I louse of Reprcscn· tall\CS. That would increase th<' numbt'r of ~ c ~ r o con· l(re~c;mcn to nine. t h P ln~hcq vet . h1 ~h<'r I'\ rn than thP -~f'\·rn "·ho tt.rrvr<I at the peak of . egro Bo vs Club .. Cla se · Set Classes in craf~. powrr toot use and lapidary artc; arP being orfrrl'd Coi.t;i . \1ec;a an<I ~e1~port Br;ich young~ters at the Bn~·s ('l11h of the Harbor .\rra. rm~er tool mstructl(ln for ho..,.., 10 and O\•er 1< <ched11l· Pd. from 6 30 tn II 30 p m ~tondays anrl Tuc$day<. and l;ip1darv · and I a t h e tn· ~tructron 1s a\·a1l11blc Frida\' from 6 30 tn II 10 pm. an<I frnm I to 4 pm. on Saturdays. General crafts c:la:.ses are offered rrom 4 30 to 4 4;, p.m. on Wedn<'sdays for boys II to 10. and from 7 to 8·30 pm. on Wednesdays ror older boys. parhr1pal!on rn Reconslruc- tion·era government. For >ears congressiona I <11<.trict lines in most bit: 1 1lle< wpre dra" n to d1\.1de the hlJck comm11n1 t.v amon~ '"'·rral predominanlly white <11:.lricls. But the steadv nocking of :\e~roes to urban areas has made s u c h draftsmanship increasingly difficult The three ~w districts ex.peeled to elrct e)?rO<.'s this fall are in New York C1· 1.1·. Cleveland and Sl. Louis. Rather tilan run in the new districts two of the white incumbents have mov· Pd nv('r to tackle in cumht'nts in a d J o 1 n I n g r11stm·ts and th<' thtrd onr h;i.. ;innounced his rrt1re· mr~ \It hnugh h a v 1 n ~ !l memhcrs in a 435-member I-Joust' would leave :'-iegroes far short or their pro· portionate wc1~ht or about l l percent of the total population. their st.rength in Congrrss has i n c r e a s c d stcadilv. if slowlv. since \\oriel ·w ar IL · L'n11t J94Ei only Ch1caqo hart rlcttcd a Negro con- tre:-;sman in the 20th ccn- lur\. IL<. So11lh Side :\e~ro community havml! ha:! 11<. nwn representatives •mer l!l:ln In 1945 \dam flaytnn Powrll or \cw York madr his flamhovant <'ntrance nn the natJOnal scrnc : m 19.).t nrtro1t clectrrl itc; first '\egro member; 1n 19511 Phi lad<! lphia; in 1962, l..-0s \ngclt'~ -and in 1964 Detroit became the first city with two Negro represcn· tat.Jves. Tuition on complete Cosmetology Course to the first 25 applicants who register and enroll before J une 16, '68 at • . • LAPIN BROS. SCHOOLS OF BEAUTY 19060 Brookhurst Avenue Vll11ge Shopping Center, Huntington Be1ch In 1:>66 lhP ftrc;t ~egro senator mice ReconstrOc· tion was elected. Edward W Brooke of Massarhusetts. Some ~egro leaders rx· pert to pick up more than three ~<'ats in November. with Los An~eles a n d Chicago off('rms: the best prospects. If 1t does11't hap- pen this year. 1t seems cer· tain the numhcr will grow after the 1970 census re· quires anothrr round or redistricting. The population increase among NeJ?r~ since 1950 ha~ been almost all rn cen· !Tai cities of metropolitan arN1s. Negroec; are 26 per· rrnl of the f)()pulation in c1t1f'~ or mctropohlan art'as with morP than l million population. Ancl thP lan:er thr rtly the raster tile '.\lcgro populal.Jon 1s gro\\ rng. ThP. 1970 crnsus will pro- bably show Negroes making up more than half the populauon or Newark. N. J .. and just under half of Baltimore's, making the election or N e g r o con. .eres~men from tho1;e c1llcs hkel\ . Thr prPscnl group of ~PgrOPs 1n Congress m· d1catrs \'ewo voter.. have nnt b('rn won hy such m1htants a~ SI o k P I y \arm1rhad anrl II Rar Brown Onlv PoweU who ha., b<'en denied his seat in the present Congrr~~. has made an issue or thr race. The othrrs go about their busi· ness with only t h e i r col· or d1st1ngu1shing them from the other representatives ot the people of t h e Cnited States. ACT NOW! CALL 968-2298 Proposed Opening -July 1961 LAPIN BROS. EXTRAS ,.),. Hair <'Oloring classics under person:lT supervi~1on of the Uipin Rroc; " (originators of modern method~ of hair coloring\. ·,4r Authorired pivot pmnt training. the ~vstem u.~ed bv worlri '~ rhllm· pion rontcsl wmner~ HO DIH>SIT NICUSAIY '01 lt•ISTUTtOfl F rodav May .3, 1 %i\ DAIL 'Y PILOT 15, Attorney for Draftees Draft Procedure Faces New Attack. By WALTER R. ME.\RS ari::ument for th.ts The drar1 WASHJ~GTON· (.4.Pl -S)Stt•ms contends It \\Ould Th'e Selective S e r v i c e not b<'. t 3Jr lo the poor. who h ... ~·~'t afford attorne'i. Svstem as w1u1.,. a pr . · p0sed ma1or overha . ut . Luni:: s . J u ~ 1 c 1 ary sub- now a team of senator~ ' '1 01 m 1. t t ~ r on ad- favors a change to permit mm1,trat1ve prarllce and men challenging their drart ''.r.J.u•Jure s~cs -'" ll~e or. status represoot.ation by an 1 \ ~ ur Et 0 no m 1 1 Op· attorney. JlJI tunit.Y -a way around . • thJt obJe<'ltc n. :-.line senators. led by Sen t·:,1r1 Johnson who headi: Ed~ard V. Lon_g. D-Mo ·are thl' 1w\'erty agency ·s sponsoring a bill. tilet would <1111siun o f neighborhood guarantee potential draftees t.•:.:Jl !;l'rv1ces. 1s among wit· the right lo be represented , ,.,,r, :.lated to appear :it a by ('Ounsel in a~y pro· \IJ1 16 hearing on the drafl. ~ecd~g before a Selet•l1' e ,. 1110,«.'t measurr Service board. ,J,1hn~ en sa1tl in an in· LegaJ representat.Jon ('Ur-···r\lr11 his agencv 11ould at . rE"fltlY LS ruled out. Onf' trrnpt to prO\ ide · coonscl to 'u11tl1s lacing the <lratt \1 hn could not a l r o r d ti othenw,~ should the bill be entH:tccl" But .h.t111:.on ~aid he hJs no 1dl'a 11 ha~ the pJs~ihk c:a!>eloa:J mi~ht be if the bill 11ere enacted "We don't hal'e unlimited r~ourcc'." he :,aid . ··ir the load became too great we woulJn 't he llblr to handle them all." Publicly. Selective Serv11:e t~ taking no rormal poi.11.Jon on the matter But private· l). orf1<'1al:. there 'aid It t·o1ild t·reatr thaos for thr draft boardl\ Lt Gen Lr111s H . I ler,hev tlie S e I e c: t 1 1 r Servil'e director, 1~ to te'>hf\· nn thr mra~11rr c1ntl thr bill ~ ath oealt'b cxpctt 111111 to oppo::.e 1 t \ lurm letter currrnth i- ,rnt to law) N~ M d1 at ll'l'' who <tsk why th<') ean t hJll' <:OUll!><'I bdU!l' d1 alt bo<ird' The kiter ntik:-. that d1 all bonrd mt'lllbN' a11' i:rnl'rally w1t!M1t I (' .; a I trainm~ · <>ur etlorts thr1111~h I hr ~earb ... 1t t"vrll11111r~ ha\ c been C11mctl at hl't'p1ni.: thr prot·rdurr:i s11 ~1mptr 1hat 11 \1 •JUld not br nN·e~'JI' In h;i1 I' lt>gal 1·11un~r1 al ;rn1 hearu1g bclorr 111<' lm'itl board \\e ha\e aho,a\:. tx-1·11 of the opinion that 1i \\ nulrl hr untan to lh<' man)' whl') can· 11ut .itford to hu:e aHorocys 1t the sun" ol other ramihe~ 11 !.'re permJtted lo have llil•1r Ci:l:-.es pre~ented by lc•)!al coun:.el " lio11('1·er. th<' rorm li>ller add~ a go\ er nment aprx-al'i ;i~t·nt 1:. attached to e a r h <11 :.if t hoard a-.~igned to he l''t1tally d1hi;cnt" 111 prn· tct·lln;: the ru~hts of thr i::o\ t'rnment dnd thl.' potcn- 11.tl draftel.'. Sponi;ors nf lhn lHll qur~t1on whPther this h.md ot dual '"f\ ice 1s really l't"'ihle l"urthrnnore. Sen I.on;: \'otl'C' heller the S11prrml' Courl \1ould hold dental of c-oun~el unconstitutional. NEW '68 FALCON •Monthly POV"'•"'' bon d on I 'l clo ... n Co•h or Trodt . Toh 41 mo•. lo ooy on approvod trtcl1t. '65 MUSTANG HARDTOP s1295 2 -Door, radio, h•ot11r automatic 1ion. $36 per mo. Lo•cled. SIL 7 Door H•rdt1>p. ~ Full pow•r lo ft dory •ir. Luth. Htrcltop Full powf!, focto•y GRANO PRIX. ,11 .. J. I ••b<. rtd1o & ho•ler .,,. Stl. 744A No 'IOSSA •r inf•rior. St~ No • .i 78A $1895 OR ss1 $1595 OR $42 $1595 OR$~~ $695 OR fl•,""'•· 0., ..... ,..,. .... '65 MUSTANG '66 CHEVROLET '61 FORD 1 n .... ~. v~ ..... ,..I""\ ... !, ,,,, .. -! .. ll'H'• "•"I" ' h.,.,., \1~ Nn PQ(ll .\ s42 '68 vw £' .. 1,,,,. '.,.rt .. 19!. 1-, non ,...,1,,,. SH I•~ 4•11 $1795 OR $48 .. ,. ,,.. .. , ,,... .. , ~ .. Pric111 plus +,,-g. licenH. Subject to prior u '" c!i,y.,,.n" or• '"' Jo\ n'O"•h> wOh I J dO..,, 0 " ( 'SS Old1 II 11••oto, CPf ··"·~ " " ... ,., ~'e""'•::! • .,. ''l~ ~·.:~!M~~· t ~lf,4" '61 CHIV. IMP41.4 Sl 4T WAO • Ooo• ,.,, "' .. ~ .... u . tt rt&l'h11t·r ir.-"' T,~t~Ofl-~ ttH' "O s579 '56 FORD I TO" 'UT Ifft w •" lH1t ,., 801-.c "'•""'~·· ~-·. ~";:j'fATV I t or\ CALL 596·2761 n..a... ...... 77Mlttl ftND OUT HOW MUCH 'fOQI CAl WlU. •tNff IN 1UDI DUllN• DISCOUNT $AtD OPEN 9 A.M.· 10 P .M., SUN. 10 A.M. • 10 P .M. ~--.. ----------------.... ---·-· -.. -------... -·-~ . ------"'----. -. -.. , .. --. ...... -----___ ....;... _____ _ JG DAILY PllOT lt-c,\L '\Cl l H I P lt1C1 CfQTIFICATE OF 9 U\1NEH FICTITIOUS "''°'"[ ' t '"' ,,,.., d • ,. t ,, ,, "'I; Ir),.. l1.o .t t\J ""'.,n fJ (~14 Inflation W 01i't, I '6 • (f :tr,,~ , '1f ,.,,. I ' I " \ I '"' rn• jASTLINt. rr1Hllll )~T R,.l C) ,. tl m-. "' 1 t moosrd nt '""' h~i l'I~ no a,.,,,,,,. wf'l~v· "II'?\• 'u .t,,d CU"("' 11tl •,, Ot"( \ II\ '" .iw Pr1t S A.fT'bro • l•l,;"l.rr ~I/Cf' ,._ .. ,....O(;rt ftll•C"' (II ft:r,, .ti OttM &or JO H~t Be Stopped Now F"•"lr. S ",,,.f\,o\• ).t°'IC Cf C ti I~"' -t Or•nQt (11 rt 0" •o Y 1~61 Of'fl)rt '"' • N"'"'"' Pu•h< " •nd ,,,, u d \lete 01>r\on• '' •oot~r"d F'""k S •mbrou ;n,c,.n •o rr>" ,,, De """ D"''O" WhoH "(U''!'\• \. \lit>\cr f)- td to tne w t~ n ""''"~•nr •"'d el'!.~w "GQed t'tr ,.,~c.utf'd lf'llt ,.,,,, IOFFIC "L ~EAi.i ctr. "If (. l(,t'IO'C .. ,1":14 I/ P uOI r (. 11{1 Ct I'\( P•t Of t I" 0 ttr'WIP C..,u"'"' Mr c'""'"" n " E •o fU >f l 1~ "1101) rd Or#ng,. (1114 ' o ... / r ~' ~A•.; 1 IC t 1 1• tl),I a\ Ii~ LEf.\L :-.;oner; ------------&Alt 1'1 IU"Ell101l COURT 0, THI STATE 0, CALIFORNIA SOR THE COUNTY OF 011,.Hl#f Ho A 1"0 HOTICf OF HE,UllNG 0 ' "ETITIO"I JOR "R08ATE OF WILL A"O JOR LiTTERS TESTAMENT••Y E '• t ot F-rtt"" • Jr."",.,.. • v """•" 4\ ~ " Jf"\f'tl"Vll"I o,.,. .. ' •(J NOTICE IS HEREllV C.IVE>I Tn•t H"'old P .Jrihnt0t1 f'\U IUtd "'"' ft • H'll 1 fl!'\ ,,,,. orcb.alit of wlH •rtd tot lnu1"4:t ot Lrttt ~ l""-Ulmtn•arv to PetlUon•r '''" tnc! to w"l(h I• ""''cjfl for furlht r ,,~nlcvl.&rs ~nd rt\et Pnt ""'" al\d Pl•<-t "' .,,,.,, n9 l~r \.ltnt: hat bf,.n ""' tor MIJY 1J ttt-8 at t lO a m '" tti1 rev,. 'M""' of f'lto1rtn"\,.nf N\'t 1 of H~ cou t •t AOI ~ "'4orth 8roaowaY-lri ft'tf' C tv of S,.,. .,..,. C1I ftrn,. O•l"'d N-•v 1 1'61 ~ E 5T JO!<H ColJntv Cirri' J•ml\ T 5cl'\urnec"tr t U Tow" •nd Cw"'"' •ud tl'~nt• Colllornta nua Tel 11111 SCI-Siil AHotti"'Y tor Petitioner Publl)'lM 0 •n~t ( ..,,. l'•f 1 ) q '" 0#1 ,, ?"> f', 10 ..... LEG~L N01 ICE SUPERIO• COURT OJ THE su re OP Cl'l.,ORHI" '0" THE COUNTY 0, O"AHOf Ht '°' St,11 NOTICE 0' HU RIHG 0' PETITIO N POR "ROIAH OJ HOLOGRAP'HIC WILL .UH' FOii LETTERS TfSTAMEHTAAY E i. • nt ANTHO>IY ~ C I-< • < 0 ,yr-p Ot<""dtl'd • l'Hlrf •S HE"EBV <;IVEH Th~tl H• .. ,, 0 ,,,.,,,,,,.,. ,..,, fUM h''"'" • O"' 1 ,...., •rt " .... ,, of Ho1it>Qr1pt.ic w II a"'~ " •"c.• ,., Ltrt•rt Tf' '"'""'"""'' ,..,. ,.., ,,,, ,.,,.,. •f,."'tt"t(.t ff) Wft th \ '9"14dt tcr 1 ''"""' o.ut c ,i.n •ll'ld '"''' ttl• 11"'4 •ndt o .. ,. rt "'""' "" tM "'"• h&\ beef!. 'li"t t ¥ff'f 11 1KI 1t t )0 t ,,., " '"'"'' ~~ ';;'<>;;",'i71 ~,~"~;;,:~'w~0 : t~~ t~,~I "' $Hlllt Ai,,d Ct llfOl'f'I " D•••d '"' I lS. 1U4 t E ST JOH~< C .,tv C ,.n P•I•' C Torn•Y t !") 4d1m1 SuO• 2N ("II M•u C11ffer"l1 t?l11 h i S•t-CllO Al ern•'f ter Pettfl•"u P tll ~l'lrd 0 ~Mt (')11~1 0~ 1 r I aor 1 1< JI •"" Mil• J .,,.. 1~4 ,_. I EC.AL NOTTfE e .. 11 m SUPElllO" COURT OS THE STATE OF CALll'OltWt4 f Oft THE COUNTY 01' OllANG£ H6. """1 NOTICE Of HE•RING Of l'ETITIOH so" l'ROIATE 0" HOLOGRAl'HIC WILi.. AHO FOil LETTERS TEST,.MEHTAllY E•l•I• ~· RUTH fl McllRIOE 0«••• ,.., rll')TICE IS HEl>EllV Ctl/(>I '""'I _.rtt'lyr 9 .Y.d\rlde ~"'d P ulh A C.• \.O" ri•v" , t~d h• ,. n 1 o-flt on tar cu"'ihol1e o• ._.nto9rno~ c. WH1 11'\d ,,,, ·w~n<" r\f L,.t I ,.,, Tot1m•nt1rv to Co p., Honers ,pf,rf'ntt to wt\1d'I i\ meOt tor further 01 t Cultr\ i nd th1t '"'• tlmt tNS o l1et ot "'"'' nq tt\' uma l'\u ~ \ft for M1v '7 t•tt 11 9 JO • m '" fht t"V'trocm ti* DtPi!trtm•nt No 1 of UI d ,,,.,,,, ., IOI Nyfl't 8rt4G<#l 'I Jn f,..1 C '• 11t S•"'' 4"• (Al forn • Ooltd /.or I 11 lfU W E ST JO~IJ County Cler\ W•ol an• ,rlt1 l!JOI Eu l l'hlleftlt>"la Slr••I W~llller CalifoNlla "'" Ttl CllJI 4 ... 0)(1 Alt•'"'"' for C•ll'lfltleM r• P bt "~ O,.ant• Coest (',. '" ri ""' Ao• ' ,. 11 ... ~ Mn J •••• l!IS~ LEGAL NOTICE NOTIC£ 0 , TltUST(f i 'ALE HO I T1"'*4 On W-dntsdAV MI Y U 1068 11t •l•Vftn n cloc:k • m ftt the South M1t" En•r~r'!c.e nl the Covrt Hov10 '" IM C IV ol S•"'' Ana Callfornl1 UNITED CALIFOllNIA &ANK Trus'" or succf'nor T,.u,_,,..,. undrr tti• Ottd of Trv.I mad• bv AUtN H Ot L• MARE tnd HELEN E D• LI M"llE "v>btnd 1nd wlft 1NI rt<:O"dtd U .,,, ll 1~67 In 8oo1t 1'11l Pin 3$1 of Ott c 11 llrcnrdt of On"" County (ti,,..,,. a qlv"' to $"CU'., i11n n ~·blt<ln• > " ••-ol l(ENHE !H PAUL Tl'llllY •nd VAH0EAl4 l TERRY ht/\ h•l"I" 11nlj w fe •Mt •nlen~d ,,, JOHN ~ voe.fl JR bv rtUOfl ol •~· br••<h ol t •rt A n obi ~at\on.s s.ecur-d th,.rjfttw not c,. "' wh ch b t ec.h w•l rteord-rf J.-iir'l\Ht,.V 10 •63 n Boo~ Ull Paot 'I& nl "' d Of f c 11 A:•cord' wHl 'fll "' o 1bl c euc.t Oirt '" '"' t; ,,n,.st bktd~r tor '"''" o,1vt bf• '"' l4wtu• m,.,n,.v of '"' U"ltf"d \ "'"~ "' '"' 'ff'tjft r• s.-iJ# wlftlout w1rr•"'" "" h) t ,..,. ""'''"'l' "" ,.,. ~umbf'attC,., ff't.f> ,,..,,,,.,, ,., . ..,w,.,,_,.., •n ~nd ""1W hetd tw , ... d l rv,,jlt. .. U,.d,,. s-tt 0P4!'d df Trutt " '"'" O'~o .. rfv 'tuetf ,. o,...,., (O\lf'lt'Y Callfornia ••\(rlf!if'd 11\ Lei S ot Troct -.o 1111 In Ille City of Cn<ta M~so C0'1ntv 01 O'"'''" St1t1 <71 C~I r,,rnia '' 5hown Oft o11 m"a thfor~f 'l'CMO•d '" BOOlt 116 P•~·· l~ •fld .15 "' Sf'•llal'l~UI MI PS r~CO'OJ f'\f sald o,.,.,,. Countv f "')r ""'" OVfOOM of OI Y na obi Oi!t on" wcurtd bv ~NI Offd rt<lod M tr..-, l'h1r•"\ 111n.d "~"""t1 of fhft Tru,I•• "O-- v11nt•\ f '4nY """°"'' thif '"''"'' ct a d O••d '"'"'""'' fhtrtoitt af'd \14 U1 .. t111 f"IO.I ll'f or nc o•I ol 1f\• Nott itt"rtd f\Y • d Dtfld wltt't .ntt rn• "'~'"on frc~ ~Jr.1Y•1'\Der lS lN7 •' II\ '"kt Not,. aro-"t1~1 n, 'L\I\ l'ORHll :\othtntt thJt l un nr '' h:ipp< n in ttlr ft>rl'.'!-iPC'd011 future \\Ill h 1H ir11\atH•n ~· in fhl pt ilf \\.!~' ltJI \\JC• rn< < 1 -.p1r<1l t\ tircn'' un I• r \\a}. ~er 'I' 11111 1 h~ ltt < u~t or II\ 1n~ }< m1 t•111,.1J I\\ t r ~ o 1 • 1 11 m 1 n t I rn~11 11lr1 I •n, 1 11111 \ h,1< hN·n t llmh111c al ~n HHHI ol r th' 111 I prllrnt h1.!h"'' n 17 \1.11, Tiiis SPIR \I '' II nut Ii• t11p1<•I no1' h1 1n1 1h ·.: ' ' rt 'r (I m.11 r llll•lrll"' slump Thi' 1 , 11111 •· ntt1h,.r fJu n.'. r r \1111 1l deliberately invoke a na t1onw1de r~unom1c dcd1ne in order to re' 1 1 •l' the uptren'l of prices 01 11 <1 • <; Evrn a 1 • rn••I• c ' r I Iii f11?ht1nl! 1n \ 11 tn rn 111 I n •I cut "'ar " pr n d 1 n _ 1m mrtlralrh Onh when i 1F rr '' , ,(111 rt'l1 1ble p<'.ile "'111 the rr h< :i i;11hstantial c11t 1n th1 <I 11 i1'' hu<lg1•t .in I ;\ _, 111 r ii 1 f'llrrn of mrn lu '" 111 1n '1tr .ind lhP IJhnr lore I' g , I tlr\ I ?pnlrnts Of 1 111 ,, '" 111 1 • 1•r nfla•1on I 11 1 I I \\,1 • ~ 111 ct• n:: .ct :1 rat<' rl " 'I I t! I l r I I II I m11t h ( t'lf I th ln lh1 I 1f P 11( rtsf' 111 pr dutt11111 lfla 1enn pc 1 1w1 kcr 1 I .1 1nr--. 1< ('ovrrin ~ thr<.P 1 "crr 1 1 cl < o'ls b\ increasing pri<:"s Ccnsumcrs ha1 P e n o u ~ h ca~~ on hand and pent up 11 ant~ to pa} the prices ask ed 11 hclher or not ) ou as a t onsumer p e r s o n a I I 1 ~rum bl(' about price' lhP pace of bm 1r ..! 1, a1 celerat1ng \nd 11 hrthrr 11r r 11 1 ou as a hu,,1ne,sm ,., prr~ mall1 crumble 1h 1 1 111 t)f Is lilfr<;f t •prof t' 10 1h< ate co1pn1Al111n P• 11111' t ' a 11 fllr ro<;( ;i I 1 I 1 I I l prr trnl 111 1:.1611 s !11 ~t q11111rr 11\ ri 1967., I 11 '\l quarlrr THhRL IT I ~ a r;itr> of 1nflat1on we haven I s11HrrNI "ln~e lh" Korean '' a r brought crn b\ our fa1h1rr ''' adnpt appropriate rrstr .nn me pol1c1rs as the \ ,,.i nam '' a r 1nrrcc1-1n"l distorted ou r ec11ncim1 , balance • lnnauon .,.. as be:iutif11ll\ under control unlit the V1r1 nam "'a1 r'nlilted in 1111 I 1961 It 1<; 1mfll rall\ r In reu11J this for 1t sho11h thr mrssa.t:e that 11 hen 11r press11rM of lh1s war ceasr we can work our "'a) ha< k lo that modest vearlv nsr in prices which 1n our d\n:1m1r t'( on'lll'l\ ts rn1h1rlr1 rd thr f'{flll\3lenl Of JlflC:P 'fah1hf\ llerP '" the nerartr ' rPcord on the ('Ost of "' tn::! measurrd h\ r>rcemhrr tn ON Pmbc r c:hanges 1n t'1r CPI )ear ,., 1961 1962 1963 1964 196.'l 1960 1007 rise m llv10g costs 06 I I 2 I I 7 I l 2 0 :I :I 1968 t Rate\ TRAN SI AHO rlo\lars-and-cent" trrm" ih1s mean~ that thr ma1 ~rt :I I I 0 1 TO Bank Earnings In crca~e 14% Southern lahforma 1" tr .. t ~at1onal BanJ.. J;ist \\I 1 I. r<'portrd 11' lir.!>t 11uartrr n1 1 operatmi:: t>arnings p 1 1 share roc;e 11 percent to 71 c<'nt-from fh 1 rnt~ a " 11 earlier rlalf'd Aorll 11 ltAA •~ led Ca lllornl• ll•nk f.-y, ... ti.uold S 8turr 1-h•d Orantf C.o.etr fh •t Thrcr 111 ,. r I! e 1 " mo ,. ~· s 11 m m a I Pd 111 I 1tr l!"ltii' •\s-e.1 a 1 < o 11 o t e n r nr !111 ' '•n<I "'"' J , ..... LEGAL NOTTCT. I !'.Uh,fan11al mcrril•I' in nrl oprratin~ rarnm!!' ~ n ti HOTICI! 0 ' ... '~U~t:I. SALi l out~landinj? ~ h (I r I' -ill !')" .,.,, 11 1ti11 ., •o oo .. v. rnrdml! to (' ( Blakr mor,. :i~c:.,~.8 ~~.;1,.~C•~lr~~.: '::,.,~;·':n':i J'f('•l(l!'Ot O( the ..... n llH (0 • r•"•"' "' DHll ot r,,,., o•t..i Jviv 11 basrd hank •••• •••cul•O "" 1'0N~LO fAlll ---~~gg=~~g ::11e!:":~"" w ,~ E :~ LEGAL NOTTC'F. 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II E ST JOHN C""nlY CIH~ J1mn T Scf'lumec..., IU Tow11 l•d Ct111>IN RtM l'l••"" c1111orftl1 nut Tel 111<1 "41-1111 ~norn"'v "' Pettttentt Publ '"ta Ortn.gt C."'ot ' 0• I r-rit Moy 1 J 9 1QU m ·~ LEGAL NOlJCE SU,ElllOll COUllT 01" THE STAT!! 0 ' CAl..ll'ORH IA 1'011 THE COUNTY 01' ORAllGE Ht A IHll llOTICE 01' HEl'<lllNG OF fl[TITIOH l'OR ,ROIATE 01' l!Dl..OGRA,NIC Wll..L AN!'I l'OR E•••~•ET!,u!,.~~~TN•YME:r111c"~ 4 ~ 1 1 OtfYE I> Dt,.oed I NOT ICE •S HEPEl\V GIVEN l~ll 4 1'1lf!n M 0111fVH' ttn Ultd "•r~it'I 1 o,.11 I en f&r Orl'lb'lfl Of Holot'tPh1' w II •"'" for ,,_,uaf'cia of ldt'fl t .. )'"'"""""',."' h P et 1 "'"~" ,,,~,.ft<• to """'lch \ ma-Cit '"' •ur'fl'\,.,. 04'f'UC 1i." tnd th•f "'' ti~ 1nd p ~(~ of hf'tr' ,,. tht-Ml~ .... , .,..,, y t tor M ay t 1 '"' 1f t JO 1 m ,, '~" cnur troom of 0.0.1tmt"t No 1 Qf , ' Cl I court at el'.)1 NortP'I Brot'dwav ln tt't CH¥ o' $"'"'" Ar• C1Utor!"1a Oall'd Ap"I IS 1'~ , E H JOM>I ,~.,,..tv , .. ,.. 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Wiit I N:f for l~wanct f'lf l 11-t I t•rs Ttit1ment1rv to Co P~1 llontri rtftr~nc.f' to wtilt"' I) made tor tvrtht' I o•r tltularJ 1nd fh•t t~ tlmt 11\d Oll t t f!tf "'"•' n9 IP'lt s.1mt h11 bft..frn ut •or M•v U t•U at t )0 • rn In tht C-04Jrft(l('lfT'I flof Otol'rfmt"t No 7 of M d CfW'I at IOI NOt"IP't 8ro.Ow•Y~ ..-, tP'lt (ttv r4 S'9nla A"f CAIUo,,,I• O•ltd Ao• I 11 "" W E ST JOHN CounlY Ci.rt< ........ ·"-,rilt 12501 EHi •hllNeh>hle Sl•nl Whlltlor C•lllorl>lt ffffl Tel (Jill •K-c>O ·tl•o••o• 101 C•"""'-" P tbt •h"i"I Or•f"l4• Co•'' (")4 '" " 1.,t •orll H 11 o!>d ~v J It'~ 'OV.t LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE 01' TRUSTt:E S SAlE NO 171- 0n Wtdn"41•V Mav U 19611 •' •loY•n D CIO<lt o I!' •I lM SOvtll Moln E•lr•n<• ol •no Cou11 H!Mlae In Ille Cltv of 5a•I• An• Colltornlt UNITt!O CALIFOl\NIA 8ANK lr'u"\IH or succu~r Tru,,.,,. under l!>t Dud of Trvtl mad• by AL.t.N H 0. l.1 MAlll el'd HEl..EN E 0. Ll MAltE hUibtnd •I'd wllO tl'd rocorekd Mottn ll 1961 111 Boak 1213 P•tt l.11 of Ofloc ol lltcotdi of Of..,.. Cwnt'f C 1hfOrl'\ a tl"lef\ lo s•cur-t an •n rt•bltdn«• ln la"'"" of ICENNETH P.t.Vl TERRY •NI VAHDEAN 1.. TERRY n<n ~and """ "'"' and •Hlt•ed lo JOHN F \/OGEL JI! bV , .. _ o• th• br•M~ o• C'"rt• " obll~etl~ aecurtd tt,~,,._tw Mtl<" t)f WI'\ Ch brt,.Ch Wll rKOfdl'd J.-i"\Htr'V 10 I061 In Boo~ 1<111 l'ao• •1~ or •• d DI f cl•' Rtto•O• wlll H ll •I oubl c auction tn the n t>f'rd ~r tor C.!11\'1 P.tvabli• '" l~wtul m~"V of '""' UnUtd sr,.tes •• '"" I n"lt Of j~I• Wl"'°"f •l r'f'Antv ~\ fft tlf"' oos,~,, "" "' encumtwanc:n ,.,.._ '"t''"'' cnnvtvf'd to t11nd tW1W tMkt bY '" d Trlt\t"" V"dft 141'1 0~ Of Trvtt Jn tf'I,. O'f'C>"•fv 'tval• n O•-• C1M111tt Cantor"'" .... ,,wd ., Loi S al TrKI No tJ77 In "" Cltv of Co\11 M•Sll C.0..•IY ol Ort"" 5 .. t. ol Calllotnl• u -°" • ,..... l~reol •KotO•d In a• 116 Paot< U ol'ld lS Mfsrellanf'OVt Maot r~cord, ot iuild Ort rt9f Covntv For '"" ovrPOM ot on1nq obi oat Oiit stcurtd bV said OHd lncf\ICI n<i I••• rti•r.tt .itnO t...,..... of lhft Tfu"\f~" "0 vaftcttJ •' """ ""4er ""' ~""'\" of '• f:t O<-ed lnl•tf\I l'llllreon. t nd II• 111.. n Jf'IP .. d pr l'K•P•t of tt\e Nolt SK\fJtd hW' ~;111d Or-rd ""'"' lnffr"t tMrMn frem Nl')¥1tmber ts IM7 at In \•kt No•,.. oro y df'd Datell A~rll 11 1•~ U•li.it C•lllO"''-a1•l Tr<nlM ~••old s hll•' ""' "ubl •hf'd Ct-• Coell D• 11 Ao• I 1• 1~ aNI /INY J 1'611 LEGAL NOTICE r tnt •I~ B) ~' L\:I\ P<HlH R \olh1ng thnt u1n n1 \\ ll h;.ipp<'n in !hr lorr~erablf' future \\Ill h,11t 1nllnt11,n :>• un fh(' flrll:l \\J..:1 111• \~J-!•' rritel -.p1ral .~ 11rruh 11rl11 \\a) r Ir 'IX In Jl'th' t \f' < 11~! of It\ 1n:: :i nH J urr•I h\ th!.' ~ o \ r r n m r nl < 1 n~11rnf'r l'r>l 1• Jrulr:-. l• '" hHn <limbing it 1n .rnnu I r.11t• ot 4 rrrt rnt hti!hr\t in Ii \ e,11-. rHIS SPIR \I \llll nut hr \lopred no" h' .in, 111 r _ ''l .rl 11( d 11\J I r hll•IJ11• ' -;lump Th>' l 'in1r1 I• nr1thrr faun.i: ~ 11 11111 11 dcllberately tnvokc a na t1onw1de N.:on(}m 1c de( lane 1n order to rc1 l'r•I.' the uptrend o< prices or 11 a:::•'• Even a t11m111t It 1 r•I to hJ?htmli! in \ 1Nn .m 1\ di 1' 11 cut war c; p e n d 1 n .! 1m· rnrd1atrlv Onh Y.1lt'n tl c 1r 1' snlld rehdble pra(e 11>11 ttwre hr a ~11hstant1 ii rut 1n th!' llrlr "'" hud~t>t t111,I a ..:1 nr1 .ti rri 11rn o( men t11 ct\ 1\ian life ,,nrl 11,,. laoor Im ( (' i;, l 1 <Ir\ I hrm1l'nt<; or 11 ur'>r \\I 111<1 1 • " 1nfl.1t1on pl r •'I If \\ :l 'I • It I I I •Ill 11 I ri!(I' • t h'I r"rtert" 'I' m11rh !Jstrr th in lllr 1 o11 ot r ''" 11> p1udud111f\ 11fl1urn1 1 pt 1 worker 1 l'u '"' s' 1< rovrnn~ thr'E' I'll rr 1-c cl ""I~ by mrrras1ng prit ec; Ccns umers ha\ e e n o u i:; h cas.!1 on hand and pe nt up wants to pay the pri ces ask ed \\hether or not }OU a'i a tor.~umrr pe r snna ll \ f.(rumblr about pr11:r' thr pal:r uf bu1 tr::: '' :ll cl'lcratm;! \nd 1\h1 thf't 1ir n >I \ ou as a bus1nc,,111,v1 f>"r' int1lh :?rumh'r 1h 111 Ir or·~ Jatr,1 11 p11r I<; 10 1ht.itc rorpr11 1111111 prol11' ,, ,1 \I ~I" rn<r ii I 1 11 I t pl't 1rnl '" 1!1611~ 111•1 q11,1 1ICI II\ C'I 1%7 <; 111 <;l 'lllilflrl I HERi' IT IS a r:i t,, nl mflal.ton we ha\en t c;ufff'rrrl 'Int P !he Korrtln \1 a r hro111?Jit on bv our l;11h11 r lo adopt appropriate rr'lr .1111 in:: pollc1rs a-; the \ 1rl nam ''a r 1mr r.1,m::h <11s\orted o u r t'cnnom; ~ balance Inflation wac; hl':llllllu\I~ under conlrol unl1I lhl' V1rl n am "ar C'•t:1l.1lrtl 111 nwl 196'i It 1s 1mprr all\ r tn relall this for II shO\lb 1'11 me,sage thal '' hc;n t w pre~surrs of th>' war cr:i ,r we c an work our w;.I\ h.it k to that modest vearlv mP 1n prices .,., h1ch 1n our ih n inw N nn,mv 1~ cnn,tclr! rrf lhr l'fl lllValent of prtt P \[Jl1)l11 llere 1s thP <lrrilrlr , rN.'ord on the cm.I or h\ 111'.! measur ed h v Drcrmhf'r tn December chiln::r" in t'1r CPI Year "'• 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 rls<' In lh rng cosls 06 'I 2 t 7 I l 2 0 , 1 J!l68 t Rat el \ 1 In 1 R !\ N Sl\11 0 IN10 clollar" and-tPnt< trrn1' 1111- mran~ that 1rr 111a1 lo.rt Bank Earning~ ltH'r<'a~c 11 % Southtr n lahforn1 a ~ 1rq \,1t1onal Rani.. t:ist \H rt.. ri port rd tl• lin.t quarlt•r nt t op1•ratml! earnm~' p 1 1 share ro~e 11 perrr nt to i I 1 rnt-, from l>:i t rnt~ a \f .11 ('.Jrhrr Thrrr in r r i;: " 1 ~ con s 11 111 m a t 1• d 1n l,1tr J!ll)7 ii r 1 o 11 n t I' cl for the s11b,lant1al 1ncrea'r in nrl oper<lt•ni: r arnmC'-a n 11 NOTICE ~ ,..T1•,v~e1 • SALi nutsta nrlin~ ~ ~1 a r r ' a t I)• "•' 71 1ffl t i II GO A M C'OrdlOi;! lO (' I BlaJ..rrnl'lr" '10(.,,Ell INt I Calllotnl• <11'00"'"'" prr' 1drnt Of thP ";in f1lf'l(O ;>,,~~~. ,~o~;,":t ;;::•:.,~""f..,v'lf ba~rd bank ' IOI.I .,t•ulrd W llONALD EAlll ---___ _ ~:gg~ng =.,.!,"-!:C,RA .,11~ e :~ LEGAL NOTICT. 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We arP tn 1t Then • 1s no way ou t q111t kly \nd "c d td 1l to 011r•"I\ cs JOINS Al R CAL Robert W C l1ffo rd Air l:a] (,1u1iL y Debtt te Tet1ui Rec1clies AIB Fi11<1ls Thr <lrh al" tPam lrnm nran::r r oun t\ ( hapter nf the American lnshtutr nf R(lnl..>n~ ha~ \Ao On a tnp In Buffalo ~ \ Mav '.!"1 tn compete tn the nal1onal AIB cir hate tournamrnt Orange County 11111 br rrpre~enting AIB Rer;1on C ' which incorporates 11 western slate~ In <l <lay Jon;: ehmtnation r ontr-1 held rt'l l 111 h tn Lo~ \n::rlr· the 01 an.!!c Count 1 t ,1m remained t1n:lrfcatc\ ln"'" .1 1 pl 1 he cl1stnr1 •e\ r11 1 "" 1r..1 111 San D1el!o \l>lh 10111 ''in~ and no los~cs f hc debater~ are George llatbaw ay United States ~at1onal Bank, R 1 c h a rd Huge Expan ion Plans Revealed by Lorl{heed I OS \\G ~,Li'.:S t l r l 1 I orkht>rrl \1rcraf1 \orr "111 'Jwnd ::ilmo~t 8100 m11l1nn tn expand four exJstmg plants m Southern Cahforn1a for pro<luc!lon nf its L 1011 airbus and the Army s C'hl'vcnnr hrl1ropter fhe a1rbu' rro1c<:t atonr v.111 cmplo' 1;, 000 rrrson~ .it th prai.. arl ordin~ to ( harlc~ S \\ agnr1 p1 r~1 drnt or I 01 kheed Cahto1111.1 \\hit h Y.111 bU lld thP 1)1~ passenRPr planr 1hc f11m ha' ordt'I' lor 17.! 11( 1l• air '"""' pr11 n l at ah<lut St:t m 1!11on NI h Thr \rnn !!a' r lhr ~rt'f'n I !!hi fnr pro duc tron or tnf' <hr11nnr r:irl1rr th1-; 'rar Thr l111 n ~ ~har • 11f SlflO m11J11m Wilt l?O l•l !hi 1. omp.1nv ~ m.11n 'adon It Burbank w h 1 l h \\Ill m a nu fat t11rr 1. ompon< nts for the airbus Al Burbank SliO m1lhon has b c e n hud~eted ror new bu1ld1nl!~ cqurpm<'nl ancl rnlar£rmrn1 of ex1st1n~ structure~ \ ~00 000 '<lllMI' !not 0£1 1u hu1ldtn.1? \Ao lll hr l're1 tcrl 111 arlmtnl~lrr ~ 1 r h u < pro durl111n \1rh11' 'umpont'nl~ n1;.11tr al Rur h,1ni.. \\ 1 I hr 1«1 rnhl rel :ii ,1 nr" t111 mtllt 111 pl,1nl to bf-hlult :ii Palmdale in norlhl'rn I Al~ .\n.iiele~ (Oun ty Thr l'alm1lalr a 1 r b 11 ~ ""'embly planl wi ll adJojn a nuhtary aircraft rac.:ton Lockheed operates for thP Air Force The atrbns "111 ~ test nown at Palmdalr \\ agner satd The Palmdale plant is scheduled for com pteuon in the spring of 196!l LO< khl cd wtll install S1 m1lhon \l orth o( fac1ht1<'• tn m::i kP rolarv wm.ii~ for thr C hr\ rnnr :11 11\ pl::in1 1n \ ~n \U\ ~ \n11thrr ~ m11l111n "11' l'M' H,)hrrt r r:1•n\ "·' l f'('O l(ll)l'llnlr t 11 I , I I or ;-.11" port Beach 111H 1 .1hon~ ror Philco f or<! ~fl 11 r ;ind nr rntn s,strm<. p, on Announ• rmrnt 11( h1 ap iiointment wa< Ill 11lr hy E m ::inuel Fthcnai..1 , "e pr~1denl aoo .I? < n , r a I manager of thr tl>V1\1on. with headquartrr' 111 Palo Al to Bl'rn ha' hr"r with Ph Im F'oNI ~1ni r l'lf.' 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I DECOR BARK Addi br.01111 10 •n:- l11nd1co~ .•• Imo m11in1rnoncf!, (,ianl .1 ru. fl. ba1. $1.16 R7dran• 1ea1 I h<t1rr , ,,.xlrtt larie bud """ bf,.,,,., ... p1nlt "'"" ,,,J """ ""''" • '"•· $1.39 Planter MIX I '"· Jr. beJC ROSES 1,. bloom • · ''"'"" /OM'flt!r All- Boqain· villa ea ,'<pf'<IOculnr ''°'"'r "ilh brilliant m11ur1 t1/ bloom1. In hloom •• ,,.,, l/.J'J GERAN· IUMS Ddichr/ul ... ....,,,, '" I'""' .•. fun tn ltorf' '" "f>ur 111rd~1t. •••• 7"1r rol. -·--. ----·------... -.,.. .,.., --·-------·---.... - Defense '; Pacts ':. \'. Ass ailed_. WASHING TON (AP) - Vice Adm. Hyman G , Rickover charges that solfl• corporations have refused1 or delayed accepting, -con- tracts to produce less ri~d· ly controlled civilian work. And. he said, the la~ which would rorce the com· panies to take defense work is not properly enforced. Rickover m a d e the charges in a closed session of the House Banking and Currency Committee o n April 11. The comm.lttee voted this week to make thf' testimony public but it still has not been o f f i c i a 11 y released. "It has b e c o m e io· creasingly difficult to gel tn· dustry to accept a n rl perform orders for military equipment in a timely and economical m a n n e r , ' ' Rickover testified . He said he has had, at times. to place orders for equipment as long as fou r years before it is needed because "induslry would de- pend as much on design and engineering e~rort on the commercial work." Rickover is the Navy's deputy commander f o r nuclear propulsions of the Naval Ship Systems Com· mand an<I director of the Division of Naval Reactors for the Atomic Energy Com· mission. He told the comm.itltt that four times dttrlng' March 1967, General Elec- tric refused to btd on a con·· tract for propulsion planl equipment for a new sub· marine considered to be an "urgent m i I I t a r y re· quirement." The Navy had determined. Rickover said. that GE was the only company which could handle the job, but GE said it did not at that time have enough engineers to do the work. The Navy asked the Business and D e f e n s e Services Administration of the Department of Com- merce in Apnl 1967 to 10'• voke its powers under t~. Defense Production Act. an d issue a directive to GE tn "accept. produce a n r1 deliver" on the propulS&<>n system order. R i c k O•V ~ r testified. The act provide~ for such a directive when critical defense supplies and services are involved. The BOSA r e p o r t f.' d however. Rickover s a i d • that compliance with tht. priority regulations was not involved, that the problem was a technical one. and issued no directive. "There was no other technical problem I am aware of unless the Depart· ment of Commerce con- sidered the firm's assertion that they did not havf.' enough engineers to do the job a technical problem," Rickover said. "At the very same limr the firm was telling the Department of Commerce that they did not have the necessary engineers, I · had one of my people check ttte firm's telephone directory. We quickly found t h a t engtneers experienced <>n this type of Navy work werl' listed as beinit assigned to commercial work. "In fairness to the firm . however. after they finallv did agree to do the job to'r the Navy tn August 19&7. they quickly assigned thl' n e c e s s a r y engineering personnel. "I am convinced thls firm had sufficient q u a I i fie d personnel to start this Job au along.·• As a re~ult. Rickover testified. ''the Navy's new submarine project w a , delayed by more than five months." Parents Get Data Sheets Students in the Capistrano Unifled School Dlsbict will bring home dat. sheet& 1 e e k i n a occupation.al 1n· formation Thursday, re· quired under Public Law 874. Parent& are asked to com· pleu the card .ind retufn 1t tA> K'hool Friday, Apn1 26. Forms help the school district annually 111 ass1s1.tni t~ finimclng of the ~ tioo arents work oo f f'(lera lly owned property. I YE> :·· NlltC Cai (ftg -• fresh 1$. U• ptbl.l F J) !'I Ll ny •ad ·eni ~atu Fe; Thu1 'l'O\\ Fon unfa "t rl)J".\ I hi.nJ 1 on 1· d,Y l!lli~ rha• UI ·ac n~e1 ,, ti \f'U n ..WO I .. Friday, May l , 1968 DAILY PILOl J IJ 7,392 See Dismembered, 124-109 usse ll , Havlicek Bring ~ries to Merciful End By EARL Gl ;STKEY 01 11\o Delly P'ltol $1111 J~GLEWOOD -Several hundred ds gathered outside lbe players' en· am:e to The Forum late Thursday Jhl. waiting for their heroes or the ghf. John Havlicek and Bill Russell. Imagine their disappointment when t walked Terry Baker. Baker vanished after a few boos and ally Russell appeared. carrymg hls :.! and clad m a navy blue coat, t11te turtleneck and beads. \'oungsters ~curried alter him . trip· n~ over them~elves in qut'~t of an to~raph or maybe JUSt a pcit 1111 the ad. Looking down upon them, b~ell looked very much like a km~ Then the youngcr Havltcek burst ough the door. appearing ~om· rtable 1.11 a loud green sportcoc1t If Russell looked like a king Thw·s- Y evening then surely Havltcek was s prince. ogether, they squeezed the last nee<; of hope lhe Los Angeles Lak0 rs d of winnini:: the world basketball amp1onsh1p b,· \!11 :int:: the ]\:RA yoff~ in six ,games, 124-IOfl Before 17.392 anolhcr NRA yoU turnsllle record -Russell. vllcek and Batley 1101,q~ll mernly to a 2.8-13 lead and were never ·1ously challenged h.' Jack Kent oke'.5 outmanned team. id the bedlam of Bos.ton's rollick- pionship lo me for two reasons. This is my first championship as a coa<.'h and this club wasn't supposed to come this far " A writer asked tum if he had played h..as last game. "All I want to do right now is talk about thi5 game." he answered. "This is a great bunch of hustlers. \Ve <.'oncentrated on taking only the best shots in thf' srrond haH." llavli1·ek who w:is magnifll.:ent with •' 40-poull l'lfort 101<.J of a tim(' eight monthi. ago whe11 Rul.sell called a team tneetrng al the start of pre- scason practice "Bill lold us lhdl d<1y that he knew he had made coaching mistakes la~t sea~on and that he needed our help:. and that he wanted us lo all work to gethPr" ll:l\ li1·ek mPnl1n11rcl Iha I Thursday's \\ll~ r.n~fon's IOl~t c::imt> nf !hf' vrar. a nrw ~H \ rrf'orrl fnr c;imrs playrrt in onr i;rasnn i\l this point. a hanrl of C'rll1c:s erah· bcrl Russell anrl hauled him into the showPrs. He was soon followed bv ex- Cell1c 1.·oach Red Auerbach, whose cries of "I h:iven'l any other clothes" failed to s::ive him. ·- Bailey's Bat Breaks Up Maratl1on LOS ANGELES (A P) -"I gueso; the law or av~rages fin ally caught up with nw " "That's what Bob Bailey was saying and thinking earlv this mornmg after he sin,l!ll'd homP tWn runs, nnP of them in the 17th inning. to givf' the Dodgers a 2-1 victorv over Atlanta. It w a s the m o s t innings in a Na- ti onal Lrague game in Los Angeles hil;tory. The two run-scoring hits in the four. hour. 19-minute contest wer e Do dge r Slate M•Y 3 Dodo .... , vs ClnclMlll 7 S) KFI l~l MIV 4 O'ldo•ii Yl C:lnc:lnltAh 1 SS KFI 11.AOI M•v 1 0ocl9tt> •• C"1~oa II lJ l<l'I 16401 Mt \' \ Coot),., .. "' (1ncit1na1t ., S) kFt (UOt Psr>Pr·1;illy mrani11gf1il In Balley In· asmuch aR the nne·fimP $17!'i.OOO hon11<; haby was t?rtlml? Im first ~tart af th11·d hase in II davs fl was bel?tnning ·10 look like 1967 all over al?ain Bailey was perhaps the Dodgers' biggest disappointmr nt last season after being acqufred in a controversial trade that sent one of the Dodgers' all- time favorites. Maury Wills, to Pittsburgh locker room afterward, Russell s lbe laughmg. carefree youngster was at McClymonds High School in kland 16 years ago. 'We old guys dtd all right rl.Jdn't "" he laughed. n a more serious \ cin. he added: is is a very meaningful cham- There wen• no tears in the Lakers' 11uarters and coac h Rill van Rreda Kolff was taking the rC'sounding defeat philosophically. ··r told 'cm hrforP thC' game lhP onr lhing we had to do wa s cut down on the turnovrrs and we go right out there and throw the ball all over the placP BEST IN THE WEST Los Angeles' Jerry West stteaked by Boston's Sam Jones on this play for a layup Thursday night but it didn't happen too DAILY PILOT Pholl by RltMr• l(Mflltr many more times as Bos ton won the NBA title easily. 124-109. West scored 22. Lakers fell behind early and were never able lo catch up. Will~ had a big year fnr the Bue . while BailC'y averaged only .2'l7. A fme i;prin,g training earned Bailev a ~tarting job al the npeninl? of !hp 1968 season. but he avt>raged only too -2-for-20 -in his f1r~t nine 1?ame~ a n d was benched in favor of Lu i s Alcaraz } 7 CA RTY I NKS o· .\NGELES -.Jay Carty. thl' n who emulated Houston's Elvin yes during UCL.i.\'s pra c l tr P :ions. signed a contract Thurs day the Los Angeles Laker~ of the N111onal Basketball Association. Carly . 26. and 6-feel-8. played at ()Agan State and had his best year 10 am. • coached the Oregon State frtshnH~n one year and then enrolled ~UCLA to study for his doctorate in bl.Jc health. "At halftime !Roston 70. LA 51H I told 'rm not to try and get 20 points in Cive minutPs hut to chip away at it "Havlicek is grrat. He's a machinP !!:Un " .J. ' ,/\., ~ , __ I OSTON LOS A'IGH l\ ., • T G • T M4.,.JI('"-. .. II 'I •" '•"'"' 11 , j ,. Ml)Wl"ll ,, A.I '" Mt~· f'\• • n1 17 ~U\ ,11tl s lJ '1 tmi,o'f 1 11-1) ' 'Sl"Q'''"d 7 e• ., ,,.,~ 1 ~· " ~ Joou 6 O·O 11 Wl"\I 8 ~I n Nfl·\On , 0 1 A C:oun1' s 1 ) 11 Tt\u .. rr I) Oft 0 C';aod,lr., s .. , II Embrf 0 0-0 0 Mut'lf'~ 0 0 I 0 Gr1h1m 0 0-0 0 Cr11N-tNd ) C·I • J Jontt I 0.0 , s.AnOIPrS 0 ~ 0 we,'1miltn I 0.0 l To•al\ 4'I 21>-?f llA Tntals 43 IJ.l~ ,.,, BOllon JS 31 '' 30 HA Le\ .. 09tlU 11 n 78 JI -IOf Foutfd Qui -Ntrill Total !oul• -8~1M 71, LOI A•9tlb '12. Att-"dfnct -11 397 Angels l11vade Tiger Country After 4-1 Loss DE:TTW IT IUPI) -The California Angels irwade Tiger Stadium tonight for their first meeting of the season with the league-leading Detroit team which last yrar beat the Anaheim team three times in the Motor City. F orwar(l Pass Sl1ot Dow11; Clyde Wrigh t. 1..0, was picked by mana!'er Bill Rigney to open on the mound '" the first encounter or the three-game series. Last year Wright had a 2-1 re<.'ord against the Tigers and both of bls wins were on combined shutouts with Minn ie Rojas fi nishing up r. "' For t!M> Ti~ers Mkkey Lolich. 1-0. Robin son Leav es Ho spital Angel Slate M~V l An,•1> fl Otiroll 4 SS om, KMPC (7101 M•v • Ano·•· ff Otlrolt II 10 • m. 1(1.\PC 11•01 MOY s .tlnotls ., Otlroll IO:li . m !CMPC 110 l.O l"ISVlLLE. Ky. -Trainer .hm- 1y Conway hoped today he already •ad the break he needed to win !hi' \entucky Derby for the second time Saturday with Fr::incie's Hat. Fourteen :l-vcar·olds were enterp<l Thursday for · the hrst of thf' tnplr rown classics and Calumet Farm's Forward Pass. the favorite. drew an 11nfavorable No. 13 post posit.inn. "l didn't th.ink we coulrt heat Fllrward Pas~ without some ht>lp hut I llliok all the speed and that post po~i t on 1,~ill hurt h1i: rhance" " "aid I on '~JY. \'tho pulled off a mild upset tn 100~ when he won the rose run with rhateaugay. • • • A'.'IAl:IEI\f -Outfielder Frnnk llnbi.nson ol thP Balt imore Orlolr~ was released Thursday from SI. . lose ph's Hospital after 111 11-da~ bout wllb thr mumps. Oriole ~1anaiter Rank Baurr r~tlmatt>d II would lake the hlttint \lar a week to JO days to cet back into playing shape. • • • linlversity of Southern Callfonu.1 ·ack team wiU be seekini revengt> n\er UCLA Saturday when they mett '" their annual dual met>! al thf' O>I· 1\l'UITI The Troj an!i will he out to ~cnrr --. P\ erv point possible although tht> ex - perts say they should have an 1'3"Y time defeating their cross-town nval" who ltavP been plagued with mjUTIC''- all season l sc·~ athlef P" wrrp keyed up fnr the meet after haHng clJ opoed the l<ssl two rlual encounters with UCLA . The Bruins snapped a streak of 33 stra1,11hl lo~~es lo the Trojans tn 1960. "You can rest assured that the Trn 1an~ will be rrady for lhis nne affl'I two sLra1~hl drfpat~ " C~C ('narh \'rr n Wnlfe drrlarerl • • • LOS AN<a·~LES -Hnrd.punrhinc \J:inrlo Ramos srorrd his 2l~t vk tor~· in 2.'I lighls Thursday night on ~ ni nth round knnrkout of Phil G:irrl:i at Olympic A11dlt.orl11m. Ramos. Ml. drnpprd Garcln. 141i, "ith a 11mashiog lr ft to the jaw and tht' "anquished battler was counted nut at 2:50 of the round. • • • DENVER -StP\e Grady, a 6·3. 20: pound halfback from use signed ;> 1 ontracl wlth Lhe DPn\.f'r Broncos ,,. lhf' Amrrkan Foothall Lea.:ur or Thur<;da\ \.rady wa~ lhe Bronr1" 17th round draft cho1ct> got the starting assignment. The Angels flew here from Boston wherP their four-game winning streak wai; snapped Thursday by the Red Sox who scored a 4· l victory. KPn llarrelson providetl the hitting anrl Jn"r Santiago the pitching streng1 h tor r.r"1r111 "hich ended a four-game In.sing ~Iring with the victory. Har· relson broke a 1-1 tie with hls sixth in· ning hnmer and he collectect three of the ~even Bosten hits and drove in two tllln~ F'or Santial!o it V.'a!i bis thir<l ~1ra1ghl victory without A loss thi~ ~e•i~on anr1 gave him a streak of JI strrughf win!;, eight of them at thP. entl uf the 1967 ~cason in Bo~ton's pennant rlrive. Santi;igo limited the Angels to threr 1111~ and ~truck out nine meo whilf' "alkine nnlv two . CALl~~:N:\ ~I IOST~: r ~ rll< ;~~~~. l~, 1 & : ~ ~~·;~· lb ~ f ~ ~ lh~I cl 4 0 0 0 y,,,,..,,~I If A 0 f 0 ~In~;{ ~b ; g ~ 8 ~.~~' c~, ~ ~ l ~ H nlo<> H 4 0 0 0 H.,rt''°" rl 4 1 ) 1 llcdt>en c I o O O Scot! I b 1 I o O IC"""° ,b J I 0 0 Pfreclll u • 0 0 0 Ell s p 1 0 O O G ~ < l : : ~ ~:;:~~cit. "" 0o 0o : : s·;~.~~: P JO , 1 • Cimino P O O o O 'f::'01" • ,f f 1 ~ r11110,..,,11 • llt eot -1 11os'On ooe In It~ -• F _,.,."',..,,,,. r t,1e."t 1 Dod~" Al"''°''' .. S.,.ott f'\P-C.411tr-, ... 1 L08 ~-11w,,11 1. lf'\ton u . 78- ., nr.._ • ~ \m·tflt 7 At"tef''W' Htt H11rr,l\Of\ 111 " ~cru,AI \rnrt S ~Ult, S,,n• llQID SJ:-G•C.Of'I Vallely Signs for UCLA OCC Ace Files L etter of Intent John Vallely, "Mr. E\ler>1hlna" on the basketball court for Orange Coast College the past two years, made it oilicial today when he informed the DAILY PILOT he'll be attending UCLA come faU. Vallely signed a teller of intent with the Westwood campus and though that bindi; him with only the Pacific 8 Conference, Vallely m ade it clear he had no other school in mind. "I'm going to UCLA and major m economics and I'm not even interested m talking to another sd.ool. "My plans for the summer will be playing in the Costa Mesa League and then I think l'U play in the Loi; Angeles City League which I hear is going to be really something. Jerry TarkanJan is going to have his team (Long Beach State) entered." VaJleJy paced the Pirates to the Eastern Conference title and the second round of the state tourney this year. Along the way the 6-foot-2 guard was named EC Player of the Year. captured the EC 1corlnf title and was selected to the Call· fornia a.nd U.S. Junior College Olympic basketba.U ttam5. More Slated Tonlgltt Nationa l R ecords Fall 111 kState .TC Swim,fest r' R:\ Y PLl'Tl\O 01 ,~. Oelly P1lol Sllff SANTA A~A -If yo u're wondermg what to expect at this evenin~·s se- cond round of the state JC swimminl( and dil·ing championship<;, the least you could hope for are a standing ova- tion and three national records. Five e\Cents are on tap starlml? at 5. with the three-dav m('e t cnncluding at the same time S:ilurdav. That was the case 'in Thursday's clebul at the Sant:i An;i C'oll""P flOOI as defcndin~ state kml? Foothill hh!1rrl lo a cnmm11nding lr;id and surpri~in!! nran,::e Coast irnrncred a share or fo11rth place in thr point drrhy. While Golden We~t failed to t?ain a berth in the fin als. Oran_ge C~asf pwk- erl up its boot.v when Ro!".er Moore 15.01 4) and Frank Warner f!l ·2!l 71 placed ilth and 12th in thf' !lOO frePstvle. But Manager Waltf'r Alston decided to jul?J(le the line-up Thursday night after watching the Dod,gers lose two pames in a row and four of their last fi vn H" st:itioned Ra1lev al third and mo,·c<l /1 learn to <econ<! in pl ace or Wl'i"1<·hilling P~ul Popovirh. who has br0 n fllhng in for injured Jim Ldeb- \TC. .ATLA'ITA LOS 4NGELfS F=.Al()U, Cf R Jf:k\on, 1• H A"t""'' rf 0 , • .,"_ lb Lum II Bov,., lt> T •~rt.fl If Niii'" 1b /litrf1ntl C o r h rb1 1 a 1 o p.,.,,., '°' '9 n o o Vers.tlln u 6 D 0 0 W D•YI\, Cl • o 1 n Col&•l1o. 11 ) 0 0 0 Jtm•\, II ~ ! l 0 "• ,.. ,, 6 0 1 0 I! ,,,,., '" 1 0 1 I .-1,. ... 111 )f"t 1 0 l 0 Pr.l0to11Ch :b } 0 ('I 0 C.•111'~. ,, Kil •y o T•llmin ort Uo11't1w. D Fr,."'""' r,., R~vm.·ftd o O 'l/.a ld .... ,nlr'I~ rh I Carroll, o t I O 0 0 Tort><>rg, <. 0 0 0 F••r•Y O~ n o n 81U1l'lion1m. o 0 0 0 Gf ~r •fte<i Dh n o n Pordm o 0 0 0 Gu ri• "° co'"""'~ o H1tllrr ,. Tol.tl\ it I 10 I l 'Ms 0~ rt;I '4'Jf'1 ..-,,,." ,.9 "'""" stor11l'f •b r h rtil S 0 0 I s 1 o n 6 o o n 1 II I o I I I C 1 O 0 I 1 0 ' : l 0 0 ,, ) 0 I 0 s 0 ft 0 J D 1 11 1 n a n a b o n l 0 0 II O O II O 1 o n n II 0 0 0 1 0 0 " '8 2 1 1 ""•",. ooo ooo 001 or:o c~o r~ -1 lo' AM•ln IXIO r.(11 COO O'.'() 000 ~I 1 E PC'"1f'"lf rt-OP -All .. ,,,_. ] lo' ~""-'"' ? lo~ All~"'" '' Los Artritt' 4 J8 -Jam~· M•ll•n SI! -Morlln<l S -C 0$1ttn 1)1 W Oav•., IP H II ER Ill so k ... , ... 1 s I I • l tJ,,~tt&w A 0 0 II 0 1 f!Aym<M ) I II 0 ' 1 C•rroll •l n 11 JI l I I ' 1 0 C Os1....," 1n ' I I 2 2 &11flnQ~am .l I 0 n I Pvra1n 3 D n n 0 Gr•"' IW 111 ' I II 0 0 I WP -IC•ll•V l•mt -' •• AHM~tOH -13,661 Other points came from nee 11 'n- (ro's fifth 122.2) in the fiO free stvlP. l.;irv Ba<.?ley's rifU1 <30:l.65 p'linti: 1 in thP one-meter rliving anrl thr fiflh place finii;h (7. 'l7 5) of lht Pir...,•e<' 800-freestyle r t I a y team ( Roeer Moore. Paul Huehes. F rank Warnf'r, Ore Renfro ). Nicl{laus Baclc i11 Groove However, it'" doubtful tha t i;wim- minc circles will ex~rience a rrprat nf Thursday'!\ opC'nin~ e1,·rnt :1~ Ml· l1•n:il •\l\lJ <'h::impinn Trrl'n r r ti:irl'"" I J'>a~;irlPM ('jly I an<l n;ifin1v.J ir rPcnrd holder Ralph Hutton 1Foothll1 l clurlrrl in the !lOO-vard frr,.style Roth swimmPrs r:icrrl slrokf' for· <trnke over the final 2'l<l v:irtl~ In ftni<h in a de;idheat natinn~I recnr<l 11me of 4:38.0. lro nicallv. lluttnn had thP nlrl mark of 4:42.1 se't last vcar National records also frll when Foothill's Bric Schwall racC'd to a '!U In the 50 freestyle <21.1 nld mark) in the morning heats and Fnoth111'" PM· \'ard £reestyle relav team zipped In a 7 09 4 clockln~ -hreakinl! thf' ''nlrl" mark of 7:17.9 stl hv PasadPna rn Thur"day hc::its · nutt4•Y'• F i•IU .,., F'.--r,tvh (ti,.\ t-tut• "' tr....,,.Mlf\ '~"' ,..,. .. ,,tr,.. fPas~~) ) P~"Y CC~i111f"'t\1~ ' ''-'~'" ( "'"M~) t x~Aour~• (,lll!'r'r" 1 " ,.. 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OfYl"9 -t O•"'-tll'ootPru11\ 1 r.r~ ~°"'·"~ 1 1 l rvel\ (I I C..m1r""11 ' 0t•'1fJlftt With 65 iii Tex as Cla ssic HOL'STON I t:PI) -Jack Nicklaus. after rilaymg erratically a 11 rl ~roradirally !hr l:ist i;even months. \\:l~ ~m11tng and S\\ m~rnl? the h1g suck ac:ain today and even bodv elsP in the !M-man freld al fhf' $100.000 Hn11~ton Champions lntrrnational Golf Tourna- ment was chasms:? him. :-.!1ckla11s. who ha~n·t won since last Ocloher fired a s1x·undt>r par 32- 33-65 in Thunday·~ npening round for a one stroke lead over Dan Stkes and a lwn-strokf' marnm over four otl1,.rs - Tom WC'1~kopf Cenrgf' Archer. Miller R;irber and Roberto DeV1cenzo. I 11'1'"'' hf'lll'r than l'\'e en•r pl;n rd hC'r P tn ahout JO strokes '' \ i<'!d:•11~ ~111.t "('1, r pl:iyed th1~ WE'il hrforc this year, hut I havPn't put :invthinl! to1Zelher I frel like I'm f.lC't· ling my game in shape now." I le ~11pported lhat statement "ith his middle Iron plav -including a 160- \ ard. s1x-1rnn shot six feet fTom the f.1n on no 18 This put him in position for a b1rrl1e pu tt and gave him the lead ovl'r Sikes. Sikes reliN.1 on his dm1ng for his 32· ~ Hr never missed a f8.U'Way or green Neither did Archer in his 67 Wr1skopf used a record-equaling 30 on the bark mne to l'?et his 67 after ~oini: Ol•I 1n a one-over par 37. I le hirchrd four of the last SIX holes In match Ille record set by Doug Sanders m 1!166 and equalled last year by Arnold Palmer and Billy C'a~per. It was one of t.hree re<.'Ords broken or tied .\I Ge1ber.11er. who finished with a 68 broke the front nine record of 32 with a 31 and Bob Murphy bed it later m the day i'\1ckla11s' fi5 tied the single round r,.cord held by Casper a.ad Julius Born~ Negro Coaches Demanded Sl\i\. FRANCISCO <AP) -A cgro :ithletl' is demanding Ne~ro coaches at San Francisco State Colle,::e "ff the school doe~ not make an rf· fort 10 correct cond1uons. bla<'k alhlt'IC~ will not participate an sports and will encouraee p r o s p e c t i v e students not to enroll.'' bukl'tball pla)"r \'emt Smith told a news con· ferenrt Thursday AthlPUc Director Jflrrv W> nesi; declared., "Tlus was stuTed up outsidr Hit is le~111matf'. okay. Hnot. it's wasUni:: my time Our goa l is to upgrade Negro studrnts. and al°ll'avs has been J never count thf' races or · color.'' A number of Negroei; were con· sid!'rf'd recently before the school hlr'd thrre oew coaches. Wyness said "WI' hired the best men and will ronlmu' to do so regardh.•ss or color." he u ld Snuth read • \IJ·pagt statement <'hargi ng: ''Racism eltists in the San Francisco St.ate department o f athletics.'' "The coaches of this college have 'xplolt~ black athletes." the state-ment added. Wyness said. "There never has been any discrimination. ther' 1s none now and I won't tolerate any." He added the athleti<' slaff wt1uld dls<.'uss tht demands Tuesday aftl.!r they have bad time to study them. ~------------~-~-------------------. ---.... _ .. 2t, DAILY PILOT frld.1y Mav 3, 1%F! ----- S1u1set Fi11als HB Flasl1 Ai111s F or Two Recorcls 111 cu::-.;:.. WH1n : Of 'h• Ou'y PHol \t4Jf llu11t1nl.!lon Rt•ad1 ll1ch'.; f' . .iil \\'llli:im\ 1{111-, l'•r a n I n I' I .. I' •• d "n It"d "llll~I'\ I.• .1 1111• 111Jd1tlr d1~tarwt· rtnu I•,. ro11n!ill 11 hen tlt· .,11001~ I •I tilt' I JI ,Jt\ :;:ul<I lllr< t'' Ill 1 ,. 1 HI .ind !\flu .1. th" (in 1111 "h't' Cl\tJ\l'I ~" 11pnn ""•lm111-1r1 ll1:::h lnr tlw I ''I' 1 ha111p1n11,111p< F11•ld "' r·nl, .!•" 1111111 1 11.1\ a1 7 ,:11 1\1rn rhr t1r ,1 r.1. 1• uf il•r 1111•r1·111g at II Wi\llam• IS thr IJ\Of'llC' tn hoth ('\ rnt.;, :ind has a cll:tnl·r tr• rdq1"r leai.:u" rel'ur1s if he can match hi~ ~"'' nnal hP,ts of -l8 4 anti 1 ~.-L .\nahrl!TI for thr Ht.•t> utle The DAILY PILOT dope :-hel•t !!I ves the vanity edge tn the Saints 1\5-54, with S;int.i Ana \'allev t h r nc·an·,t cu1Hentler Lea ~ut• rec.:11rds 1\ ill l'X' r,;.,hlr-hed tn the var,ity and fkt• re la~' anci m<ffko; . 1rr r11l'n.1t·rd in the \ :ir~1ry llttrdli•.; hl!!h Md l<J\\ llO, MO "~'0 on thr <'11rvr Tht "'' rlouhlr 1111mPr~ <irP prr1f('('l('ll to1r rlir \ar,1lv ~hf\11 w11h ""nl;i A n a \'al11•1 · ~ \h de Enwrv and !-ianta Ana·~ [,;we ·c11rt1~ tahlwrl w 1 t h \\'1ll1ams for t11 in laurel~ Emt'n· had thr fastr.;t -pnr 1 i111Jlif11r•! timrs in T1w-'lil\ 'i; prrltrns a n d l'-f;11>'1,)1 d !iH• ?::!ll ICUfl t•I Irvine Slr111v-r~f!tV1t FV Duels Loara "T F 01· T1·acl{ C1~0W11 By RON EVANS OI l~t Dl llY l'llOI Sidi F'ountain Valley a n d Loara figure to battle it 0111 for the Irvine League track and field championshio at the league meet tonight at Valencia Hil?h School in Placentia. Action opens at 7. The r::-rons will be pinning most of their hopes on their sprint and hurdle strength . Phil A~e is a strong brt ro win both sprints and Alan Coner could score a doublr in the hurdles, The OAJL Y PILOT dope sheet has the R a r o n s beating Loara, 62-~6. At Tuesdav aftf'rnoon's qualifying meet at Valencia, Loara put 13 athletes into the finals while Fountain Valley qualified 11. Irvine coaches before. last Tuesday's prelirns to have Manix seeded directly into the CIF meets but rive coaches gave Sprtnger a thumbs-down verdicl Ma n ix needed a unanimous vote. ''We'll probaby let Kevin take a vault at 13-6 and hope that qualifies him -if he can clear it." Springer saJd. .. I'm sure he can cf('ar the height -It's just a matter of whNher or not he can run down the runwav. Aod if he clears it. thf're'i atwavs lhl' possibility he could hurt the ankle al!ain." t ;: ,, !-..i11l<i .\n.1. u:1jl•r ,,,,, •1 1 / a 1 d r 1 11f !·'. <1 r I f: •m, ') I~ thf' f; \flt itt• 111 I •l:t. ;t•,\,1\' I' l'h \ilr,111 ,111d C'1•p 11';1111 1•rn11 ll • :t11d 1111• ~a1111' will hf' p u ~ h 1 n g rP1· .. rd t•I '..!::! :l Curti~ t~ thP CHAMPIONSH IP FORM? -Costa Mesa High , n .. ,,.,. 111 1 • 111"'1 at>d 11111 h;t.•f..'bHll coach l!nh Par~on-.. r<.:enlerJ shows Roger 11w1t!I' \\ :ti "1rra \11:1 \\'lmtlc:r 1left1 and Dave Sobolewski how to grip \'.t!I• \ , ri.111 T11l£'\ otlf"nn~ - lhe bat for a bunt. Costa Mesa is drking for an fr\'lne League championship and its first trip into the c ·1 F playoffs in s1x years. Attracting the most in- dividual interest tonit::ht will be Costa Mesa pole vault star Kevin l\llanix. He's the le:igue's b?st with a 14-:l mark to dale hut he injured an ankle last week in a dual meet at F'ountain Valley. Possibly t h e stron~est candidate to crack a school record is Costa MPsa two- miler Greg Beal. He's done 9:36 and the league s tan- dard is 9::12.9. set last vear by San Clemente's Be0ldon R11rch . If the weather i~11't too eold. Real could put hi:; name in the record books. And Bruce Partrid<:!e's pr""'" 1• tn h1o1h P\ rnts . ·' , ... Su11sel Dope Sheet 100-J Emerv1V12 Wh1taJ..er 1SA1'.l Lacy1M14 Ven- timiglia t M \ 5. Fra11er r ,.\ 1. Prt'dicted time . 9.!I. 220 -I Emf'rv 1V1 '.! Whitaker 1SA1 '.!. Lacy 1 Ml 4 Saunders 1\'1 5 I larri' 1\\"1 PrC'dil'tNI I 1mf' 22.2. Hn -1 \Villiam~1!1R12 HilJ 1\'1 '.l r>a11·1S.\1 4 Pride!~ 1 If P. I 5 Bai IP\' '\\'I rrr><lif'lf'd limf' lR ll l\ll'l -J \\'i.lliams 11fM1 '.! l111ss 1\\' :i \'anPattrn 1SA\ 4 Ci ffnrv l \VI 5 Lvman 1\01 1 Prf'ilwtrc! timC' I 5;):l \lilt>·-1Tnwnrr1\'\ 2. Skirdr 11!l:1:i.kilfr1\'I ~ rtark 1<:,,\1 ;i Schm,..11k 1\\';\I1 f'red1eted 11111r ~ 25 II '.!-milt> -I r.to11ne\' 1X1 2 Ktl;iarrw~ t\Dl t ~ Tilfl" •\\'\I • 4 Fister IW\ 5 Bana~as I m~ I l'ml1rlec! J1me 9 :l7 7 120 1111 -I C11rti~ 1 S:\ \ '.! T1llr\· 1\'1 :J 11111 'SA I 4 .lone< 1Hr.1 5 Snli~ •SAi f'rrcl1cted t1mp · q :! 180 UI -I C'11rtls 1 S \ • '.! T11lf'v 1\'1 'I l'1f'lcis r \'\ -! Soli<: , SA 1 5 .. Jo11C'' lllf~ 1 Predwtcrl rim" tr: 5 440 rela\' -I S.\ \':lllf•\ 2 S::rnt;i \ 11<1 ::: \l;1nn;1.; .\n;ih,..101 ;, \\"r~tmin.;ter Pr"dirll'd 11mr 4i R Vlile rrlay -l. ll11nli11g:on 11Pa<:h '..l \\'rqr1 n :l :-.:1>wpnrt 4 S:inta Ana;,, SA \'allev Predi<:tNI t1rw 3·21 !I P\' -I Solis 'S,\ l 2 .\nr!Pr<on c \' 1 :1 .\nrlPr-;nn 1 S •\ \ 4 Le11·1~ 1flfi 1 5 P,uf!f'r 1 ~II " l'r <"didl'r! l"'l'!ht 14-1\ 11.T -1 C':i'~ 1 SA\ :! :'\1l'r.1vnc·v 1Ill\1 3 I in11lr1· 'SA\ 4 \ola~to 1 \ 1 :l. Lr•mun t l\l 1 f'rl'llic tecl hl'i~ht !H L.J -I IAl('\;h:irl I i\1 t '.! Fif'\r\<; I \'I :i 0;1lv 's,\) 4 Sa1inrlers 1\·1 :i \\'abon 1\1 1 Pn·dll'lt•d tli~t;1111·r '.!2-1 SP -I Cl•·mrns • llT\ I 2 Mier r S,\) :l. Krrlprs (A) 4 f'11wl'rs r :-.;111 S ll"ath 1A1 Prrthr\e<t 01,tan"e 5'.l-10 r r...:11KTF.n srnn1:-.;c; Sanla 1\na lfiiil s.'\ Viillr\' 1rl41 , Ilunt1nt!ton r.r<1ch 1 IO I. . \Janna 1 I~'. ,\tpwport I I:ll. \\·('~lC'rrl '141, \\'cstminsler r IOI .-\naheirn 1i1 ... ·. I Sunset Rec<Jrcls EH•nt 1W :i:m (c.:11rve 1 HO 11.111 :Vl1lr 2-;\lile 120 I llf 1r.o Lil Ho Rcfa\' :'ll1le 1 ela1 H 1·~h .Jump L"n:: .Jum11 1'11le \"ciult !\1lfJIJ1UI R'.'iSET LE.\f;n; RECOROl' \'ar~it.'· Holrlrr ;\lorrrs 1-:mrry Rangrl D~1hl Sn Inmon Fi~ter TIJl<:'V Tilley :vw e\'enl \t>\\ ('\POI Weinrich l:urt Flirt <;11\ Schnnl I luntington S.\ \ allPv S;inta ,.\na Santa ,\n;i West1111nst1·1 \Vrstern SA Valley SA Valley "<rnta c\na \nahe1m ';:\ \·allrv F11llerrnn \' r;ir l!l40 l!lfJR 19G'.l rn:;11 1967 1 !)116 1!1117 l!lii7 Hl&t 1961 1%i l%i !\lark !l fi 22 :i 4fl 0 l.:ifi ll U0.6 9 17 9 IU 19 2 li-51' 12-83 ~ 14-6~~ :l7-6 An~elus i\Ieet Is Tonight Crestvie\v ~pil{e Aces Vie T 011j2ht " R.v ROI.ER C'.\Rl.SO~ Of lht D•flv P1lal SIMI L~1guna Beach's \~11~111· traC'k forC'C'S cnnsl'iltnt! nf .\11kl' Tnlli.'n. Larrv [)'Ar- mond. Mike ,Jackson and C.rull Jl;irrinrh1 all fi:::urr to brrri'r in thC'tr. attempts for berth~ 1n the Cll'' prelim~ ;it We:o:tmin<1ter. Tile quartet. alone with :.i fine mile rel a\' Irani. \\ill m<l l-.f' the effort~ t11nil!ht at :\11<.sion \'iPto ll1~h School with lhP r:rnntn!.! f'\'en\c; ~l:itnl for 7 allrr ;:i Ii ,,·dock ~tart fror the r1rtd I'\ ... nt ~ ~n st·nr111g i~ K"pt m th•• llnlflllP Cn .. 1tvcrw I. r a g 11 P finals with tlH' t'hamvllln n1lerl nn tlual meet action onlv ThC' finals serve onlv as a quahlvim! meet for CrF acti'>n. Totten ic the cho1C'r in fhr !C:O and 220 sprint~ D':\rnrnnd al~n f1 i:;ures to qualif) in two e1 rnt~ -the ·MO and 880 llr srands 1<1 win the 880 al'ld ha~ a gnod shot at the 440. l.roff llarrowh\ 11 hn 1\on the prC'lim event w11h a 55. ll'~ f'f'nrt in ihf' .;hnl pul. ~houlcl !)(' an ra<v winner in the rin:il~ · '67 Mesans Better Than '62 Champs? B,· EA HL f;U;TKEY trnm Fountain \ allt•v llit:h 01 1ne oar1r P1Jo1 s1~11 HP beat his nld teamm:itN:;, Winning athlrlic team!> 2-1. on hi.; Jllth hirthdav in have bern few and f<ir 1>arfl· 1\pnl. · hl'fWf'f•fl at rosta :Vl<'S:l I lt !!h And •·rw Hf l':i1-nn'-' School since the ~chool 1,,0111111! hillC'rs. 1 360 1 1s opC'ned its doors in 1~'11'1, a ;ilso serving a i-11sprn!:ion Lradili'1n IH•ad ba s r ha I I srntPnce 1·oa1•h r.nb Par!;nn~ 1s hopm'.! i\lrs;i 1 ~ !hr r r v i n f' 111 rr\ i ... r. Lc•:i::ur's brst hittinl! tC':tm The Mu~tilng ha ~ r h h1ncl toop-lr<iclin~ r ... a11I r .. :101 Lri:ir;:i Thorp st1eL.nwn harl a P;irsons " :l2-yr::ir·olrl f1rld rln\'. "r. ni'.:'hf. wh Pn :!r:1rluatf' r,f Pasadrna lli!!h rri~ta ;\I• ;a tT("HTIPrl tl1P Schnol ;ind n (' (' I cl e n t a I !Pa!.'Ue-h1rli111! Ln;:i ran<; IR-:l lnlk.!r. Sil\'S th" '611 :\kqn~ lai;t Frirl~w P\·rninc arP a hl'tter hall duh th<in "Thr~· 11~ect lh r pil<'h"r' thr l''ll2 ninr th;:it wnn thP an<! wr homhrd Pvf'rv onr nf \IF' championshlp. lh"m ... ror<:on' i;:ivs "Thal '62 tl'am w:.i,n'I am J le crrdits prkhr:-s Rury! ~11per team -it wa< 16-!l Hemrnck and 11 n g Pr ov<'r lhe Sl'asnn and got into Whistler for Mrsa's n~inz 1he rw pl;iynffs on a coin hnschall fortim1'<; !hp 1 think this is a hPttrr ":\1ost of thP !P:.ims in tlw l'l uh ·· h•:i '.!11r h a 1 " 11ne l!'JC1d P.111 it "., '""' ii k:im lhul p1kher h11t l\'P h<t\'P lwo:· forcf•s Parv1nc; to co11n1 he ,,I\" sheep at ni:!ht irnndcrinr: · \nrl \H'\ r "nt a rl'al pro- what will happen next. sprd rn t 1:ivf' Carl'ln -hr'~ "I've grlf two players · only a >op lwmore and hf' untlrr schnnl ~11spension now throw , Cl ~ood curve and -nne of 1• hnm I likf' to call 'thr r.n r,,.lins\;\' of hii:h fac;t h<tll rr,.·, l)Jp hrst prn .~chool hac:roh;tll.. ;, rrosr l'rl lhi~ i;rhnnl h:i~ Pl'E'I' h:i!( .. fir's rf'fr>rrin!! tn a har<l· Two 11tlwr 1..r' pliin'r~ lhrnwin~ ptlrhf'r -winner I p Va,.llV Oaot S~•fl W ln <ir<•1ns ~ay,<. ha VP 1;~:':'on /e,!~11:" ~~ri,~~ .~~"~ 1~~;.,~, ~~l' fni~~f lt~1~~:~!!ega~~~1ni'v°·~ madP m<1111r contrih11t1nn~ cFMI PrOdlct•d ,,,.,. 1~0 · are ~hortslnp Dan Clark. ;i i i~o,c;. \F~·i"~" ~;~i '~"~u~.,s~'s"~\ moi;t i-otU!ll l·<tfter preps by 1un1or. anci ratehl'r Tom IEMI l'r"'doct•rt 11m.-11 6 prn .''('1\IJI~ King. (L'e'n, l-B~a1!~"1,1.L'e1'~c1c,'.,,.o"·~~mro1"~ .. Tlw \uhs ;md Twins arr "Krne ha:-i·omr lhrou(!h q • hoth Vt'rv rnlcrested in 5,,,,. 1v "' Pr•e11Ci.d •·m• 1• 8 much lwttcr than l thought 15~·;-1• s~~~m,';~ ~L~~'~''"H~~~~"; h''.1\~l~\;11:~~ ~~~:·the best he wnulct :· his r n a r h H•r~1na I EM I P'-d•tl<d lfm< 1 Ol ~ . reports. n,~:~: -,E:A,o:u~·u~~9c1'..' 1~p'~1··s· l~~ •• 1. playrr I'w ever seen m .. I thought we·d do ahout ? ~ " Orani.:e Count\ Rut he can't 1FH1 P'"''""" ••m•· • •os -the same th1;. _\rar b11 t "el· i v • • E 11 sci 1 o "1st• sta,· 1111! of trnuble with his "" 1 ·F·~: 1c1~1 •: ~u~11·~1on°"%H1 ~ fNtl'hrrs _ hr 's LI n d e r ting Hemrrid; \\as the dif-"·~;q ~~H I "•71<!;! ··;:; .. : H,~. • ~11sprns10n now and r don't fcrenee He·s gwrn up two Ed•1••d• n i 1 D• Port.r •01 , runs in 40 innin.c!s ·· r,,""m'.:"b•,,<,MVt , Luc-'""' p,, • .,,,,,d know if hr'll hr able to play Sobolewski. Mrsa"' threP· r • fnr t hC' rest or the season or •Bo LH 1 "'••·• 111 1 M~v •n11 nr•I .. sport star was an alJ. ~n,e:~~:.;~c't:,.r:.~. c.;~ ,tFH t l S•I'·"• Thr carrfrer lad transfer-leaaurr at tl11rd last vear un 11.... I O••no• 1 El Mod••• "He's prnoablv our ~I) I ~1.,;;;,~'"'~,.:,,,,~~,1~,,,:·~~, s \•• rrcl Jn Mr~a las1 summer colle.s;f' prn>pect." Parsons V1~8I• P~~~~v, T,:,,r,,~iS1;nt-~ ~:;;;'~,~ Say~. ProolLl•d lo m• l ,, l EC T(• fl n is And so with lhree games I !'I f'<11 .. ;;nrJ \ f'fh•1m I ••·1 ll:!U rP tr1 (.11/ jp• m11;t Of !hi t:l'>n at 'hr \n~Pilh l..ea guc· tinai. Jn 1r:ic k ;.r rJ IJPlrl l•1n1cl1t \\1th .\tat1>r Df'i sf'n· rf1•1;? nln£• 1nl I tnP Fin3ll' Mj -1 JAct:.fln 1L8l 7 Etlw~rd\ left r t M d 1f1\·l•111n Ill ] llOWT'4n I~"" • IM•.Ao(M•I· ..... ,..... . OS a e);a stan s on In the Cee class. the 13'20" ISCl s 8rnwnln9 IFH) Prt"<lorl•rl .,,.,. H••lh ... "' .... Moor~ IOCC I the threshold of a league the on(\· evrnt where thr '"i.?i"'_ ~·1Hor•on i EM\ 1 ><•nl 1vP1 ;·;, 1fi~.~,;;~,,:,v ~Z"i,.~~~1JJ1 1•~6'. -~am Pion ship . \',on,·1rch. S. stand lo 'COTC' lo~ (f>ll' G••''r tFHl S 0'4""''"" l\e~ lltroclt •"vd """ ~ v•·!olon ll'ull) ... 6. l· •EM) J Molwav ILBI • s 9,.,.. 1 • three for the e\ent 'EM\ s Robbin tMV• Prod;<t•c "'''•Dunn"'"' S••·t• Lowl'lead 1occ1 -.. I .,r,oht· U--6 ,,,., Moor,. .-"d .\tA,N•H rcvo) ~. &l; 't Thi> ;\frmart:hs. hO \\ever rt .. r. l f11?ure ro v. 1n in an> ot r JP r1 en ts in thP varsity The top two 1111shers Ill SP -' HMrow~v ll8 l l Gord<)n '"' lo DP<l"f'n• m <'ft Part {SSI H ., each even\ will qualify for lfMI l Trcf19•v~n •HO I W•llMn ~:ro~~.,, •n<I l"••rv !GWCI dpf .i r~() S Mvnh•U tfH ) Prf'hd1Clf'd ~ JI n<t z t\ ) .J, .) l t the CIF prehms. ~1,1aoc• s-i to'\,:~~:,.,...~ G-~~'FFJti: t.: w~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ B<t seball Sta11clin~s "\TION.\1. l.E.v ;n : Woo Lost l'rt. r.R St. t.0111' !<1 Ii .700 <'inunnall 10 !l fl:?fi :ll .- S?n Fran1·1-.c·11 10 9 526 ;\1 ~ Los .\ncrh•s 10 IO .. 'lOO I P1 lt sburi.:h !l 9 .500 4 f'lu ladrlphia 9 10 .474 4 1~ \ tlanta 9 11 450 5 <'luca l!n !l 11 450 ~ \ew York R 10 .444 fl llou,ton II 11 421 51~ fhu~4n't ltnulh l Mt lttr'lill,I A; \t11r ,: ro'l"'l\(I) 1 )I ttt'\•~\ NI'¥ Vl)r'i; 1. Oh/l~dfl~ht• ft (f<lu ~1"' f l'1ff\~1rqt\" Hf°MUIM " S• lt!U'\ 0 I M • l"liOf"I"• 1 ,,.114'nl • t 1 J ll'H'hl\0\ "l&d1¥'\ Ga~' r ... ,,.l")tl l ~nHt""'An I ti M M•w VN\ l\t~-·., ff\ n10"'' o u,t;llf?P'I '''"'" n 1 ,.,; ,.,,.~, l l'I •1 r ;.,,1• tf.llllf'h•A IW to , l\ fHQhf Aft1UH" 0~1 .... ,.n J '1 ti' Mn.u1''"°' W1ltl'lif'\ I 7\, "••"' $.t loul• t(arlton 1 Ol •I San Fr•n<.•te.o I MAr• ch•f l l L nioht c•ft(•M•t1 (M•lon•y 101 •' Lo. •rooet.-1sun.,,, I 01 ••v/lt \ \IERIC'AN l.F:Ar.n: Won Lnst Pct. r.R Octrn1t 1'.l 6 .684 BaJtimorP 12 Ii .667 1.oz Minnesota 12 7 6.12 1 Washington JI 8 579 2 Boston 9 9 .500 3s,.! California 9 II 450 41.12 ~ew York 8 11 421 5 Oakland 8 11 421 5 Cleveland 7 11 :189 fll,l Chica~o 3 12 .200 8 ThunU v'\ lltt.ultt RI'\ tnn • (~IHor1w1 l fPllt•mf'IW'? 1 N•• y.,,, l ~1""'Vlt• J o--rro1• 1 10 '""l"Q' ""'" o,.,,..." '< ~uf~'d Tff•Y'' 01,.,.. '--'•"f'l"•"I• , ,.•oy ) I l itt (flJ.Vll'IA",. I Tlti"t ) )l, "'°"' 0~-1.tiM n •1;ntfl>r 1 J i •• Aft'tart ((,f9on~•n"-tW'I I )), "•Q~! N,.w Vrw~ fMMb'\VOtJ•tt• ).1) •f (h'<•fl" f~r IM 0 41 !''llQ~I C•loll\fno• rwrtaht 1.01 •I °"'"'" fll)flc~ l QI ruoht 88111'mot'• IMCH•ltv 1~ll ... W•~Pllneton IP•\<U•I J I!, !llOhl ~UN COFFEY 20 Y .. r M•jor L .. 9ut1 Spoc••lht in World\ Gr .. test Full l."8int•nco L .. 1• on Cou9er, M"cury or ConliMnfel OR.ANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST HTAILISHID LI NCOLN · MllCUO . COUGAI DIALIR 900 WEST COAST HIGHWAY, NEWPORT BEACH S4'-T7S1 '42·098' -ClOSl O SUNDAY - . ., --.. -- Every minute and a half ... someone calls AAMCO E11rry week AAMCO sah•I•~ more than 10,000 tnin•m1\\•0n probl•ms. You 1e1 free towl"•· • flee ro•d· chet.k. fast. ~tf1c1ent serv1te--'1'o't '""!> In full on• d1y And woth A,0.MCO. your tr•ntm•nonn r;3n be I prnll'cf'd by over 500 AAMCO Ctn I ,,,~ coot lo CDUI £very n'ltnvte •nd • f'-l•ff '\nMf. C>f°'fl prov~• YM e•11 trust y04lr ,,.,,•m/u/e,, fe A~MCOI ...... ~~--- •-"" • ..... ,. ,, ..... ,., ... l lll'ft.Wl•-r. COSTA MESA 1145 New,.rt II. '4'-UU Garden Grove Sant.a Ana .,. ~ ~ '"' St H7 '411 HB Coach Praises Grid Trio Cr:il'h Krn Moat~ with \\ hrit he fef'ls arP t~ree of lh P learling pla,·er• tn the Sun-;rt LeaguP. ()pens spring fontb:ill pract ice \fay Iii at H11ntin£trm Reaeh H i~ h ~. hr10J 'We h:i1·p a prel!y fair nllt'lr11~ returr.ini:: from last ~ea~<on <ird there's no do11bt "<' h:i\'e three of the top pla.vers around the lcz~ue." • 1<! .\h* Orawmg the pra1w frnm lhP vrieran Oi 1f"r tr:i:.oh are q11artrrha k T• !1\' B nwrll. f11tlha~k Bnh Pe~totr~t and \ Prsat ilC' lineman K 11 r t Cl•'mC'ns ll 11n;1n~ton Beaeh ha~ 12 othrr lf'H!•rmPn in t:amp, Tnm .\rr11ltl. Ka rl Perler-en. fl n1 ~l ·llpr r rtc Ott!!an. f> ·1r ~nlllh . Hr n Dixon, .\111\e l'rnldy. Brib Ryder. P'1il \avlor Bill BruC'e. .\la rk \\'h1'f1eld and Boh s;1('1r1ri11 ~lr•:it~ rpports he hasn '1 "''ll1e across any transfer~ ro d;•t" Mesa coach Brian Spring- er appealed to his fellow mile mark of 4:26.4 Cl•nhl fall if Valencia's Vic Lopr7. 14:2./!1) can ge neratP enough steam. Irvine Dope Sheet 100 -1. Age 1 F'V l 2. McLaughlin 1L1 3. Orlawski fCM 1 4 Taylor rLl 5. Connell tCdMl. Predicted time: 10.0. 220 -I. Age I FV) 2. Taylor ( L 1 3. Bradshaw t L) 4. Ri('ardo CCM1 5. Connell ICdMJ. Predicted time: 23.1. 44-0 -I Bradshaw ( L l 2. Stoffles 1 CdM I 3. Godbe CF\' 1 4. Snahn 181 5. Miller ( L l. Predicted time: 51.5. 880 -I. Batiuk IBl 2. Spohn t BJ 3. Pacelli (L) 4. Har- din r FV ' 5. Fillmore r V 1 Predicted time: 1 :59.2. Mlle -I. Lopez (VI 2. Atchue IMl 3. Kendall ILi 4. Love IL) 5. Hovt I El Predicted time· 4 :~ 8 2-Mile -I. Beal ICM\ 2. Williams (f'VI 3 Priest tCMI 4 Bart'>n 1E1 5 Funk 1FV 1. Predicted time: 9:40.5. 120 Hll -I. Cotter t FV I 2. Pirkiew1cz IFV l '.!. Johnson ICd'.\11 4 Larson 1CM1 5. Delp 1L). Predicted time: 14 .fi 180 LH -l Whytock ICM I 2. Cotter I FV I 3. P1rk1e- wicz t 1F\'1 4 Delp ILi 5 .Johnson ICdM Predicte<l time· 21'1 8 .p(l lr' . -1 f.,oara 2 F'o11nlain Valley 3. Costa Mes;i 4 (11ron;.. del Mar 5. Brr a. Predicted time: 44.0 ~ltle rr>tav -I Loara 2. fountain Valley 3 Brea 4 C'n~ ta M('~a 5 \.0alencia. Predicted time: 3:26'.0. P\' -1 Man ix <CY! I 2. Henderson , B) 3 Simons IL 1 4 Connell tCdMl 5. Emcterio IRl. Predicted height: J~-ll. H.J -1. Leech <Cdm l 2. Jordan 1 CdM I 3. Rarnett 1E1 4 Storm I Bl 5. Delp t L). Prndicted height: 6-t '~. I~J -L Hanson rF'Vl 2. Barnett tE) 3. Light 1Ll 4 Lr~ikar 1 V l !i, f'ristead ICM). Predictf'd distance: 22. L '' SP -I Peterson IFV 1 2 Pete mm 1 L \ '.l Mt·Etwain rVt 4. Bauer 1M1 5. Lesikar 1\/J. Predic1ed distanc-e: 54-8 . {;:r lrvi1ie Records O;id,1· practice will run F.\fent Imm :l-.'i p m , w11tt the 100 Oilr rs !il:lgmc an inlrasquad 220 game .\lay 2:; 440 1180 Holder Edmonds Edmonds VanNote Owens \'arsily School Kenned.v Kennedy Corona del Yrar Mark 1966 !lR 1966 21 ll Mar 1966 49 !I ..I . ••• 1,.: Mile 2-Mile ;1101 1n ~1;~t ~Q~~~v~ LB Jnrd11n Lo\V Hurdles ~'"' 1) Tu~lln al Hvn1ono1nn High Hurdles Oct • -Hun,.n"Jron VJ Sdnt~ An.'111 .\t S"'nf& Aria Bcwl g;: :! =. 'Z:~r::'~";:·~~~,1~~~~~"0t°" High Jump 0<1 lS -Hunt.n9ton "' 'ln•h•i<" ., Long ,Jump L~N~:'';"~ Hun••nq1~n ,, SA vall•v •• Pole Vault Sa~~~ ~':. 0.!~·.:,,." •• Mun11no1nn S~otput Nnv ll -><unt•notcn al Ntwpnrl DISCUS Partridge Burch Seymour .Jensen Romney Romney .Jensen Walp Lorentzen Lehmer Valencia [96,) 1-5~ I Newport 1967 4:26.4 San Clemente 1967 9.32 9 Huntington 1967 19 7 Valencia 1966 14.6 Loar a 1965 14 6 Loara 1965 6-21 .1 Valencia 1966 22-ll Loar a 1966 14-0 Newport 1967 56-J':? Loara 1966 161-2 The1968M Funnrcar Team Cham iODShiPS 9 ElflltAL AOMllSIOH: U.00 IU'.SCll'VID SEATS: U .00 STUO(HT DISCOUNT CHILO,.(H Ul'fOClt 12 FltH IWHIH WITH ADtJLT) l --,,...-·-- f . .. .. \: l'lltJT ltACI. 6 fUrton9•. l ._., olds. Cl1lmlnt. PurM 11~. Too ei.1m11111 orlu Sl0,000 Cl>«ooolM Cllerhr Ill G1rcoal •110 S~orlan lluler (J GonuluJ •111 Murllll (It CAm1>1~) l ll ~Nnlnt Tiie Blues (M Valenu.el•l 110 C1un Kie! IA Pinedo\ llS Ground Line (J Li mbert) 115 !f:ot. Q. 0 fO titlll 115 BO>SY Ruler (l PinU• Jr) lU Wlnoo lea <M VaMzJ 111 Harry Conen (W Hirrl>I 115 Se1led VerdlC1 (W Mel!ornev) 111 'ECOND ltACE. ON fllll• on Jn• lurt l ... , old• AllOWlnCes. PU'50 SISOO. Hiker (0 Hall1 Counl Windsor fJ Att.,burnl Puau IJ 1...ambtr11 Br~ve 81bu (W Mal!ornev) P<>"'uarlello IL C.•lho•nl Ou•dr&nt fl P1ncav Jr1 Grav PowM t J GoruM••t ,. ',. Siu,. (W H•rmetz) Sl!lntng Counl fW Hu"" ..-..,, 1 o E1tsl CA Pl,.t-011 11• 117 117 '" 1 .. Ill . ' 117 ,,, 111 THIRD llAC!. I lur1onos 1 v••' old m11dens Pur1« ~ llobfrr Hall fM V1n<?2\ T.Y Ooub1tt1lk fL PmU'I Jr) Flv Sov Ftv (J Arterburn) S11r Nasrull11! IL Glll•t•nl A·Dvn•ml< W•v (J Gonul•zl 8·0.rbY Dav BOY fW M•ho•otV) B·Walklnt Slick (W M•MrneY) F09ged In (M Vanni Tang Tin? IW Haais) Sweel Mo1•on 111 Camol\) Lonnv'> S.crrt 10 H11l1 • llulln9 l(nioM I A P•ne<M I l "0UltTH ltAC.E .• lurlon9., j .,io; & up Cl1lm•n~ Purse S7l00 c.t11rr11n9 orice .Sl0.000 A.a"'~' Dane.er (W HAr"•~> J•• Palrol fJ Gontol«l v .eu•Mr fJ L•mborll K•yum fl Ptncov Jfl A-C.l1r1ne•ist (W Htrr•') Prep Net Results 118 118 1)1 IU 11l llS 118 I 18 118 111 '1h • tt I 11A '" 111 NfWporl (12) ('l An•l!e•m SJntlet Hollypark Saints Entries In 8 By ROGER CARLSON Of .... Oallv "kl' s1aft B·C0611 llro1 IA '1nfldtl 8·8ur Story (A Pined•l Fivlnt lr1Sl11mn •D Haiti A-F W, Jont~ trained entrv ~L. J. Br-~ lrt1ned .,.,..., 116 '" A 3·2 e:ctra·mnmg loss to ,,. Santa Ana dropped l'l"H llACE:c;;;;-m>I• C4' 1ht tv'I l vur okf fllhf:.. •11ow1tnc.~~ Pursf' :::~ Tiie Soutnwot Leg1on•l L•~ lllen JoHt IW Harmau 1 11' Tome To Loavr (0 Vtla•ouu) Ufl M•n• V<•IS (M ll•~nzue1a1 1u •·Prnnv Leu'!' cw Mal'lornevt ,11 Ever;thtng Lav.Iv (J C.ontol•tl ,111 A A Pleasant Sort IW Horris I It; Baby Lt IL Plocav Jfl 11 , Crv•111 Ouch<» CA P1nodal Ill •-M.. E MfltPriCX lrttn~ ""''" StXT H RACE. 1 furlon9\ 4 "'"'-' old\ &. uet Clu11hed altowl~h PurH Sl0,000. PQliNer 0. OM11ny tW Marrlt) Oen Lron IR CamPul S1nd 0.¥11 10 Halll Westminster a game and a half behind Sunset League leading Anaheim Thursday afternoon on the winner:s diamond. The loss. coupled '' ilh Anaheim's 4-2 decision over Newport , put a severe dent LIJlo the L>ons· baseball championsNp dreams with three loop games left. In other Sunset action Huntington Beach downed Santa Ana Valley. 5·3. and Mz..-lna nipped Western. 3-2 H\llhuo 1(1d• CM vantll L• Quint• l(ln9 IW M•ll~r!\fVI Ballroona I A Pl~•d-1 Wl09ovrr (J Gonulr11 '17 t" "• '" 11, Westminster's loss camr '" the hard way -with a wil<l Roval E 1fle1 CJ Lambern OU• Ot Focus fl. Plnu v J'1 Con, 8utlmoa>< tl GllliH nl Arm•d Knlvhl (M Vale<l1u1la l 8Ul('1 o· H•r• (W "''"''"' '\\~ pitch in the bottom of the 11• eighth inning giving the ::! Saints lhe win. iu Phil ~cCartney h a d ""' stturaav, M•v •· 101-111~ oar homered m the first innin!! ctou•r ' Fu1-F1rs1 POii 1:4) P.M. for the Lions lo give them a SEVENTH llACE. 1 fwlon9•. J vt•r old\-&. UP Los AnttlU Hin.di• c:ae> s:,,,, OlvlllQt'I, Puru H0.000 o§ddtd Grou SSA • .UO to w 1nf"IM s:n.oso Youn<i Pro I.A Pined•! Lucky 8u~h (J Gonul•ll l ulu Loo 1 D Halll C'11Cltro (J l1mbertl R••lno Morltel IL Plntav Jrl E1•ctlon 0 1y (W Hum1tzl Aurel•ut II ( W HI rrl.•) Pectrlnllo fl GllllH n) 109 111 IM , ,. 111 111 "' It? one-r un lead that e11aporated in the third and fourth fr~mes · However, Ron Mayeda·~ Stn!!h.> and subsequent tallv on a wild pitch in the filth got matters even at 2·2 to set up the finale. Anaheim's 4·2 decision over Newport Harbor wa~ led by a four·rUJl uprising 1n the top of the fourth l)y the EIGHTH llACE. 1 lutlon9> l v~~· old• .. UP L°' Antele• f<1r><11cao lnd O•vi•lon Pur>• l.50,000 1dMC1. G•os~ 15' .51-0 To w;nner U?.050. 111 Colonists Gre<ilel (0 Vetuquul O<!zv Bab<! IL Pincav Jf) K1~~ln' GeofQf! CW Mal'lorn1111._,) Our Michafe tw Harmaul C-ntl•men• Game IM V •nu I Bold T ecllu I J l.lm~rl) Or Roy f (A P lnedll Son Jadt fJ Ar•erburnl ~~~ With the bases loz.ded and 11 1 one out. a double scored two :g runs and a third came home 11s on an error on the th.row to 108 the plate to break open a NINTH 111Ac1. 1 , " m11-. "" '"• scoreless tie. h,.1rt • vl!ar old) &. uP. Cla1m1n9 N t d Purst $90()0, Tap clolmlne orlcc 112~ ewpor ma e nOISCS in soo the bottom ha If of the Jolt Lions Innings, 3.2 Marmo 's second straig,ht win tn loop action was tng- ~ered by a two·run uprising Ill the first umtng. Mike Wittick started 1t with a single and then came home on Tom Cornell's booming lriple over the center fielder Later. Vince Moll got into a rundown between first and second an<l Cornell came in with the second tz.Hy vi a a Western error · Huntington was lerl by Bob Ryder's two RBI's as the Oilers sb·uck for all five run~ m the first three in- nings. Tars Begin 'New Look' Grid Attacl{ Sprtn$: pra<.:t.ice s I a r I s May 15 for Newport Harbo.r Htgh's varsity f oot b a 11 aspiran:ts witli _a "new of- fe~e" in store for Sunset League •·ivals Coach Wade Watts says the Tars are going to the .. T .. form ation this year - hut don'l he sur-priscd ir a to~1ch .or. two of the singlr wing 1s m there come this f alt. Sti>;JIYf(J" +I Btckt-ri • Jol'lnl.on " Conn11u. - F="awf\,.) 8r-1.1n~1or'.I Hf'nrv. Wood,m•1 ,., EtwtMi :r Tnt"l \cert t v fnn1nu Munt1r1,Tnn ._,.;\(t\ Ill 000 0 ~ ~ l $A \/Iii'< 11).) f)O{) l _ l ~ l '4unt1n1ton U I 0 It M lt&I 4 1 I 0 • 1 1 0 l I I n l I l 0 I 0 I 0 Aull. ti ~i~itr71-.h~" '" Oavt"OO' 1 , , Camrit1,.u ,, Rvd.er. J"' Slebt•I 1 evuer c Snyder :-" Ptf'\te c To11'1' \4 V•ilev (II f:'1tlC~"' I Ntrhu\ a Gro'\. rl McC.vtlfl'v ,.. 8 drr°ltlf (I CJ\ff\btrt'IOQ'1 EmflrY. ~"' ~1,r;,i~1 1~ .. Crawtorrt H.tJVft\ c Robif'\..,tt• v ... glt Tot41, \N lu1ck1 11 C.O'tlfll, t Alfl\n\nn lr1 M~ll r H•nrv tf Tvcktr " Motn , .. ~rs~"~~<~. , , Tnt.,h· To14I\ " ) ) )I ,, • 0 1 1 • o n o J 0 0 0 ) ' 0 0 7 0 1 I 1~ I S i 0 It" lllll 1 o n o t n o o l I I n ~ o o n 1 n 1 n l 1 t I I n n 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ; g g g I 0 t I ,, • \ 1 CIF Mee t Sa turdav Fridav M~v 3, 1%11 OAll_ '( Pll ll't .. , Saturday Night Funny Car Aces lnActi<>11 rit OCIR rhe\ ro!PI "tit hr har~ In defend 11$ title S:.H11r<1'lv '" lhe '68 Funn\ r:..1r lham- p1onsh1ps at thr 0 r a 11 I? P C111111l.\ !11trrn.111n1 .+I f(a1 ,. way Compr11t1on l~ ,i•t fnr 7 ~11 p.m .. v.1th adm1ss111n S,I 1111 adult~ and <•h1ldrc11 unfll•1 1.: admitted It l't' 111tr11 :11 compan1t•cl h~ 111c11 p.u 1111• A pur.<.e ol SW.000 \H11 h1• ur 1or grabs 1n tlm \1'~lr' .1111 k Chr1rnliln 1 l\1'11rhll (, T· f 1 Ron Ll'\llP f lltgt1 r1111nt1 v f'ouga1 t ilnd Or•· J<1'aln11 1 l\r;1ton', C'ottgiJ1 1. llo1111d111i.: 0111 1t1r 1t1·li1 ,, Iii<• l'1mt1ar 1 ,1m1• 111 l\n11 <i<t\ 1 l;J\ P11nt1;1i 1, rt1"tv l\('lllllJ:); ( F ) I) f' I' g I " ; '1'11·11d '· non :-.:1pp1111.?lnn 1 l'hnC'lll\ Rttctl ancl <,rne t'om\a.1 •no 1·ar li ~ttot: 1 run \I 1th Ch r \ r n. I ,. t 1 4d .. rh'"m••• Corona <1<'1 ~lilr. Newport Plymouth Do<l)tr rnnl• II:,---=.:.:...:.:.=.:.:.:::.:.:. ___ _ Ha·rbor. and Marina head a n d F'ortl·~lrrt'un <·om In \'f'l" t i~a lt• lihe Oran~e fna~t area t'On-pns1ng the fichl I . I I tingent of swimmers into ~o ler;s th;m 411 , .. ..,, \ r1o1 I HS l i~ 1·pa ~, the CIF pre!Jms at Sant.. •ht~ year's n1nn1n!! 1111• • I I " largest nnr tla\' r\rnt nl lh Ill( ept'n( ('IJl Monica City College Sat11r· k111d 1n I he L 111trf'! <.;1.~1 "' d · <-..1rc-rr. ay morning a1 10:30. Rrpresrntmi:: !hf' <lrll'n· 1 'flhe meel will qualtf1 ~1-: ding \hrvrolC'I i•lihs are Yn11 will f"nlOY lhr prrs swimmers 10 each event for Norm ('111qfr~ 'Rh1P Fnx 1. l>U' ol workini: tor onl' of the ohampions•hui meet at Slrvl' Bnvan 1 Bla11 '-; Sp<'l'd the nlclr,1 W<'ll·t'~tahli~h"f'! Bevt'rly H>lls th~ foll-Owin" Shop I. Dick 1 l 11 r r P I I compan1e~ in the h1i~tnP'-'· " lfourtes\' C'henoll'l l. Char Yn11r ;1hi11I\ 10 \\nrk nn Priday evemni: lir Wilson 1\11•1011s Tooi ;ind ~n11r own in11111t111· ''Ill hr Corona's lop entrants 10· Prank Pisa no I r I ~ a II 0 lit!' ~•n!:ll• mo~l IOl[Hlll.1111 elude :Vlike Allbright StevP Brothrr~ 1 1ngrNlt<'nt ftJr vn11r 'w·r·1 Schwer and Brook a-o~l' In the Dnd!:!I' «"rn<'r ;irr-. . <ttl<l nurl> '<l11r 11pt 1111,I,, along w1th rrlay tA'!ams in ('harlir A I I r n 1 C'rrn.,ltaw anal~ ~1~ s.v~tem "Ill <l«'''l the '.!()() medley and ~hP 400 n odge 1. Nrlson \;i r 1 " 1 m inr ynl!r rha1wcs 1r1r ,111 free I I mpenal K11 ... 1om' 1. R1rh tT~~ in 011r bu-,inrs... It M.ann<1 will hr senclmg Abate t S a m p ~on l , Al yn11 r pro:;pel'1 ~ Inn!-. g11nrl, non r 1ppoldt into t hf Vanderwoude I ~-Iv I n I! w1»11 pa.1 \'1111 an ;ill! ilf 111'1' preltm~ along with Kr1th l111l ehm<1n 1 anrl (;1•ni· Sno1~ ~al:in• whilr '1111 lr.;irn thr ncm.aldson and a 200 mr(ltr,· 1 Hamb11ntt1ou~1. h11,11H·~~ 11nrl ;!Jltl rxr1·11· relay team that ha~ a I 41) ';; Plymouth 's c<rnip 1nduc1r.!. l'llf«' 11ntlPr '"P""'t<.111n. to its crrdit Ft rd Cot>:-he i llemi . < 'ucl:i Thrn 1·n11·11 hr nn vn11r own Costa Mesa·~ t\\O junwr~ II Ra\ \ 11,. \ 11·:ni.:1111• Ynor m!·nmr fll'f1~prd<. 11 111 Chns Cammon and Dav<' Masters\. Crtil y 11 th f' r he· \\C'll into l1n· rii::11rc'' Whitaker Wiii tarrv lhr 1MdrOile tv:i~~il<•t, \nrh In fm·1. .'early earn1n~s Mustang banner 1n10 the nary I Brown ('i'(tl\ 11 1 and II 1th 1\(11' ('nmpJn\ of S20,· IJrehms. Fred Goeske 1 I l1•1111·<'1ttla 11 O\Kt lo S:!O OO(t mr nnt 110. :'Vewporlers who ltgurr 10 Ford-Mercury ,1 tll ht' c·onimon. Wril r bt ief par- J, Oole rNI WOii 6-0. 6-0. 6-1. tosl l·o I! Ool• INI won i,..o. 6-<Q, 6-1. f..J L Cunmnvhem I NJ won 6-1, 6-L 4.0. '""' !-7 I> CuM1nghom fNI WOf' fl.?. ~.I 6·1 5lllts! Bov Ill G1rtl1l ) "' f b t vw Rullor 1w Harma11 11 m rame. u fell short with a k•oo; Seen IJ Lambert ll 11• pc:<ir Of tallies On two Stn0rTles P••• fM Ytnet 11 lllo d d M~rrv 11 ... d <M v11•nzu•l•I 11, an a ouble Wa1ts and his crew used a 1.-0wgh defense and a tricky spinrni.ng single wing to upset Hunting.ton Beach and Westminster among other things last year. Watts claims the Sailcws w1JJ .have better depLh th is year and will be able tio pla· toon more ably. score heavily are B 11 h rrprescnted b' <:a, Ronda ticulars to. Rox M-105. The I Rogers Mark HoglP and t Husr-; Davis ' l'orll •. n wi.. D ;11h Pilof nr Phnne 542· I • •a 11 w 111• Tonv La81a I :.11· '~l 1··.x1 .. ~'-1 1 . ""'' :r· • 1 1 n • nca. .11t'hr (Max ('111·11• l .. <11·"1 " -., Anote~.. ~ , n 1 h~ .. ~~~~~iiiiii~~~~===-iiiiii~~iiiiii~~~~~,~~ii"i.~~~~~~ii;iii~~ii~ 1011 ().4. Double> ~1•i1n and Lehmtn ( N 1 wQ<\ i..o. 11-Q. ~.f\.I Nossav INH!r fW Heff1S) 116 Bob Leavy started it WJlh ~~~:~: ~11!.'FP,~=~·11 ;:: .a single and Din Daleabout ~~;~:.~ ,;' : ~ i ' I ---~~~:;i· .. i U ! BRAKE & FRONT-END Broe• tnd P•l•Y IHI won f>.ll. fl.I . fl'J\t 4·11 2·6 M• erav• IJ Gon211eit x111 do u b I e d hJm home ~:, ~~.'·7: 11~ ~~"~~~J";,M" ;~ Daleabout scored later on Junier l/•rtllv l"•woor• (1'1,) 12~,1 oln1ho1m Sln•I" P!rtnn lt-H wan "t. ~n. ~l. d-•atuH r.".-1" INI won,,.,, 6-1. 4.1. ~el•IJ11 ... or~I fNl W()tl 6-1. 4-1, ,, l "'fftUH , .• ownn INI W"'1 ,,.J. 6-1. d~'•""' • ..,1 Ooubln lns~a;~hOrl"I~ ""d Mddll'" ~Nl won 6.--3; E•o•n.,,, 10 "'•" 11 HA Bob Black's ~mglr. Race Results "We 'll ~ an improvrd hall club from last year." stairs Watts. f'!espite th!' graduatJon loss of d o - Pverythmg Ed Washko Stu Aldrich will head thr 14 returning lettermen as Alcfrich seeks his fourth varsity football I e I t e r . others due to come back are Lee Moore. Bob Tripp, Bob Curry. Bill Durkin . Roger Kenney. Ron Trovono and Bill Shedd. El~~:"I• n 1; " n Tm·~·\nah~im 1 CAR SERVICE :;::;;~ ··::.:~:;~ f:l ')i i Moore •nd ~chmll? INI wnn 7., 6-1 lluslty w"1mln11tr Cl~> U•" l Sufi An• Slnlltt S•''''''"" CWMI losl H . 0-6. 11-6. ~ Boron (WM) 1041 .... ,..,, .... 1·6 . T•acv IWMl lo•I H . '·'· .... ~. lll1ce IWM) lost 1·6. N , )..6, ,_. OOU&lu 5,.rl-f;iff •"d V•ttntuefa fWM} l~t C).6. 1·6. J.6, won 6·3 •d~'n• •nd Y<>t-'"<> IWMI wnn 7", l•"d 1.1. Inst 4.4, I 4 Junie< Vortrly Wttl'"lnSltr f4J U I S.nl1 Ant Sln•lu ·,t\101t•o (\VM) f~I J~A. l /. W1lbvr-fWMl l"Mt 1.~, 1.~ Gr*''b1tuqt<t ,WM\ ltf'f A--1 ~mitt. CWM) WM ~J oouh>t• g,,(W"! ~nri Pirfld,..rl('t fWM) Wl"ln 4.J '"'' 'ti\ Jdin1on tnff l'urcll'lll fWM\ wntt ~l ln\t 1·6 Marin• 11~~':\'71 wutarn SintlH 4 iommons lM1 won 6·l 6"· i..1, ,.,,1 6~~~-zy I ~JI ~n 6i~s. ~~. ·i~i; ~~-t 2.,,. Grtlt>tr lMl w~ti'.'t lost 2-6. 1~. ;.~. l-6~"r1. t_9d Cltrl<t lMl won 6-0: losl ~.rl~~~ 1~d3~@,,,,lt:rf'n (Ml won 4.~. J11nior V•nitv Merlna U>.. I (11" l Wuttr• s.,,,:u C'~owt<n HA) \11sf 2-6, ~~~ ~&,.,.,f (M \ le.·' 2·.,, ()-4, ""'"' I 1 WoUt!Y fMl ,,~ 7.1 to~• 1).4 M•Cf'lt~I\ fM\ Wl"ol" 1(.4. lt't\t , .... Ooublu ' ~trlttr ~rwj Ml'!('trbec.11. fMl Wnl't "·" "'~~~u?a~ and Of!'Od fM\ wnn "-'· 11~ Tryoutli\ Slated For FV Cards Tryouts for the Fountain Valley Cardinals will be st.aged at noon Sunday on the Fountain Valley H i g h School baseball diamond. HOLL YWOOO Pollll~ ltESUl.TS THUlttSOAY, MAV 2, Ifft Clo..-v & l'HI ~llST ltACE. • furlong• 3 V••• old "'ttidt ru Pune lSOOO Charming Flet1 (I.. Gtll•1•nl 6J 44 '7 <O Ii 10 5un A'u,,ntr fM V•n~11 66 ..a 11 '4ll Rl••d Fl~t IR C1m~ul ~Ml Tlm.._I ti 1 IS AIM) Ran t·lf C:1r'd, l(.•"9 l(ddar•. W•n All. Tuk N Roll. S~•·'· fllulor. SOiid f;d,,••· Cua• Bov. S""" Ttlk. l•k" L\ Trio ~('~tch•d M,11rk•t "'""c.9' SuMr (.,,.,.,.,, Fl~rn1no UrQlll SECOND ltACE. ~ turlMO• J Y••r l"lk:ls,, (la1mlnc:1 PvrH 0~00 W1,.,,llo f H•rrr•tl I lO M I 01) • M Winl'\Jf' M~e (M J1mentll UM 180 Agle Doncet IJ r.nn1•l<1l J 7ll T1rr t 10 J/! Al"' llon -Mcnfll•ur. Ocean l19~t. Out On 8111t. Fvfl'\No, ~1 .. untlnct~ JJJdcir N' Jurv. Rio Nrdo. Fl"l'Q of Freedom. Tin'\ King No Su•t<hes DAil V OOUILE. J.Ch1tmfnt l'lfft & l·WlncHi., Plld Sl71.00. t1101d 0&,,ctd. Hllbush No Scratches. SIV£NTM ttA(f.t•, mtf"'-,.,, tfl• ~~~' vr1r old-' &.. uo Cle11·n1"0 Pvru Pacili•I (l'ln<••I Mr Aroo (0 H•lll T•tl Ou~• fW ><•rr••l Ttmf'-1 .10 Cf! IO OO H~ H n IS 00 1~ Ml l ·~ Also R.t n Swonn~c-011 Pf!.iHh•, •, Pockf!t. Win Rul•r. Khall1'9 e:1"1neoa" 8alltu.1r, P"'11ran9. lf•)h Fr1""'°'"'o: 0111nma,.. ~lrln"Q"" Scretch~-d -P•iha'' V1ttu• £tGHTH RACE~ fUdt'U\fH l v·~r oh"ls Allow,.ncu Puro U~Qi' Mi't1m1t1cntn <Harr,,) t. &t't 1 ,0 14,, !.1.-r SY'\l•m IL Plnut'll l Mt '1 .4tt ~?~~r ;.~ ~·"o••·" , .., AIK' ~~n Wu rt• f'" f')lnr,. GYl'\~Y ~~l~~r; (14":,~1_1hG 8 111, ;-.~ N.1JV11ll,11h, No Scratchn HIHTH lllACE.-6-lu•l(lnt1\ ~'""' .\ r;::;:: S:~tar.s old & un Ch11m1n9 F' IV Ing Doi IC om Pat l 16 20 AtO , oO P•,,.,er ,l,mor CJ Gonz1l•11 • 60 Joo Tarrv CJ Lamberti • oo Tlme-1.10 1 ~. Alw Ran -Bti1u1tful M•t..\. Ad1,..u, Corntr. Et1wartd., M111d A.~"'W ~,, t~~: ~;~~:"'· TUlvar,.l!r s-c.•vd,.t1, i;•!,. ~(l'!'ll('"if'rl I .,.,JV""" {:: -rh• \Ch"'..,UI• ~·•t 10 N'woort ~I Coron• •• 1 M.r ;eot Z1 Co1r.-. Mt\./J at "'ltWorid Ott s MMtn~ 4, ,~ ....... PO,., Oct 11 NtwPOrf •' S.ntt bin~ \/41ltl'V Ot_t lt Wf \t-rn "' NewJ)Orl Oct )6 N'-N"OrJrl •' S.1"'1 -'"• ( t 11 NnY I AndhtlfT\ '8t ,.., .. WDI'\'. Nav 0 NPwoorl al w-~tmtl'H.I!'' N(lv l S HvntlnQtOI"! ~t N"W"""'' Prep Golf ls11ncl1 CIS) v,~~·i!rono d•I Mu 1 .1'<ansom IEI 71. def Bibb •CdMI I~ 17~~s.i' ICdM) 70. del P Br""'" fEI 0 W2Jrown fEl 81. dtl Hoov•o fCdM1 1 ~osk1n> (El 77, def """ "oM• i•. IP "j~"11~0n 'f \ IA. d"f .. dA'"' t HM t, ·1r1~ollf' I[ '"' rl11I Klrow,., it/I r.v.r•. •I n ~ 111i1 Aw1Ulif<O "~ n , 01 L~tVV " I I 0 Oat1tabii ' I I ' \ ~An"' I\ n o I(, H~· t" 0 "I Blac>. r n ' ~';ivt~1: .,~ ~ ~ 1"+h: I ~ '"•,,e•"" f •t •8 " ,,, .. ' MA .. 't> &••l'lf()rd. IP i:" ,.,.,, ... ,~ ,., ;~f'10f"!IV t 'ff'tl' It !JJp1\. 11:> M Jl'l"'l Tl'mOllt p T .. tott ·' · ' Ii I l I 1 I 1 1 \ )1 SUNSET LEAGUE w l • ~ • \ \ n ' I • ~ n I T 01 I n I 1 0 0 n I 0 n 0 ) WORLD fly Ct-STING CHAMPION WIN FREE PASSES fROM LAKE IRVINE J\M CORSE.LL NG fAS"410N \SLANO APPE':~wpoR'T ceN'TER MA'< ~t~ SHOWS I 1.00 KIDS! Players between the ages of 17-23 are invited and reminded to bring their own shoes and gloves SIXTH ltACE 6 turJ<lno 1 v·~· ~Ids I AlklWll,,C'\ P urst S7SOO PIUilng TMuoM ID Plrr<•l I :00 & 1:00 Fl'( & SPIN CLINIC sHWEtN SHOWS LtARN -Cardinals open National ·i aseball C-0ngress actJon in four weeks. 9 00 I nil 1 flO 01Vm•,. M•n (P•"u v) I .0 100 I 11 tlX><lnd t A Pl nod• I 1 •P Tlm.._t 10 • A.rs.n ~ .,,, -Se-,.muwa11. LflC'' In. ...----------------------------1 ADOPTION GUILD I HOW t-ROM cXPtRT . A LL DAY, MAY 4!h FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT UACH ~vhnt 9,. Acc.ompt11i11d By Par,.nh Of Southern Oran9e County ,, ....... Cliaril'I TENNIS .. TOURNAMENT M1y 25, 26 & 30. June 1 & 2 JUNIOR TOURNAMENT MAY 18, 19 & 30 Entries clo~H Monday, M•y 6, 1961 For furth•r informetion cont•ct your foul Sportln9 Goods Store or T ennil Club. Or ctlt' 675-0467 T tt11nis Cf>mmitto 1721 Antiqut Wey, Newporl 911td1, Ctlifor11i1 92660 'f ., I I I I I I I PREWOUND CARGIA SPOOLS FOR 300. 330, 41 O. '440, I 00 YOS.~ LB. GARCIA BONN YL ggc ii I WITH OLD I SPOOL TRADE IN ~NEAL'S GUESS THE LENG TH OF BONN YL LINE ON THE GIANT MITCHE LL REEL AND A COMPLETE GARCIA FISHING OUTFIT 3 SUPER SPORT SHOPS e SANTA ANA, 21' E. 4th-I(! 7-5721 e 'ULllTON, 601 I . fucl..,_.11-5 ... ALL 3 FDR 4-WHEEL . -. : INCLUDES All THIS: 1. Front -End Alignment • Cnrrect ca;-or, camhor • (r111°ct fop 111. Joo nut • '"'PPC! ~nd adjUi' ilet>lfng 2. Front Wheel Balance • B~lance ftont Hheels dynamically, tlatically • Inspect tires for iniury, uneven wear 3. Brake Adj ustment • Ad1u~ brakPS • A"rl fluid • R~11~rk froni Wfle"1 !Je.lrtl\i$ . A l" s99s 111111t Amt•lct" ctf1 p~r1• e~t•t If 11ttd•d THIS WEEK ONLY SAVE SAVE SAVE ; r BRAKE RELINING Our $pKiolist rell"t •" 4 whHI$, rebuilt •II bralc • cylinders, tur11 011ct true •fl four broke •rums, etlfun brakts, rHtOU fMcf only$ 4 9~;~:';J;, Pct r"41 '"' yovr cor. COAST GENERAL TIRE 585 W. 19th ST., COST A MESA PHONE 646 -5033 -540 -5 71 o ~ A --- - ---....,. • - --..--- -,,. -' . DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE Schools Must Be Built More than 500 homes. \\ 111 llOOn be hutlt on the Ir.me Company'::. L•pper llarhot \te\\ lldli. trJl'l a!JO\t Corona del i\lor llundreds more :\: c.' on the dra" mg boards for north~rn Co~ta ~lesa With these homes v.111 corne hundredi> nf young- sters The 1mpatt of the u <itrt\ al "''II be felt throughout the Newport-~lesa lJntfted ~chool Dtslrn:t. They mu~l be provided ror, and they will he -very llkclv with no more than what we've got t(lday 1n the way of school faciltlle •. The residents of thel>e nev. homt>:, "'ill pa) td'.\l'l> like all the resl o( us. They'll be paying 10 educate th<' children they will place 111 our school!> Still. the tax revenue from new de\ elo p111e111s "on t build any new cla ssroom:,. It will. ho'' e,·er help pay for those already bu tit, through pre\ tOu!ilY pa:,scd school bond issues. and will help pay for district operul· mg expenses. Money for nev.. classrooms v.. Lii ha ve to come lrorn other sources. Newport Beach c11y councilmen. before approv1nq munic ipal annexation of the Irvine property last "'eek. discussed these other ·ource::.. fl turned out there was really only one. tn the v1ev. of councilmen. And that ts another school bond issue. Councilman Robert Shelton termed 1l the "tradi- tional method'' of rais ing chool site purchase and con· struction funds. He said ti ts also the fatre~t method. Irvine C'o. Vice President Raymond Watson agreed Watson made it clear his company isn't about to voluntarily contribute land for new schools He said 1l would be inequitable for Irvine to do thi s whHe other developers do not. created by other developers. Last year. for example, one-third of the new homes built 111 lbe school district ~ent up on Irvtne lands. Many olhen were responsible for the rest. State law prohibits municipaltttes from compelling developers to put money or land into a fund for school purposes School districts, by law. can't do any com- pellini:. either. 5o everybody pays for the intens1f1ed school needs that are the consequence of housing projects. In other \vords . the only way out is another school bond issue. Or 1s it., Is 1t not possible for ~e\\ porl Beach and C'osta Mesa to explore JOinlly a legislative solution to the problem" Developers are now required by many cities to contribute toward the cost of new parks and fire sta- t10ns. A recent change in the state la~~ enables cities lo charge "excise fees" for this purpose F'ee schedules help assure equitable levies. If 1t is morally right to force developers to provide park sites. is 1t not equally defen1>1ble to tns1st they help pay for schools -schools required because of the homes they are building? 1t would require legislation or some intricate negotiation. but certainly it is an area of f1nanctng that could and should be explored. During city council campaigns tn both cities re- cently. candidates over and over agarn ~xpressed con- cern about the Harbor Area's school problems. To the man, they voiced an overwhelming concern for the educational state of the two cities and 1nd1cated their 1ntent1on to do l>Omething about it. Watson's comment was a fatr one. Just as many -iI not more -Harbor Area school problems are They could fulfill this promise. They could fulfill 1t by giving some serious thought to some new means of financing desperately needed new schools The liaison committee established by the two city councils and the school district should make this a priority. N MAl..J(..~"' .. tVER'( SPRING THE-SAP RISES.~ America's Long History Of Violence , " /1 Syclne1 H•~ris · We look the country by violence in the days when we were slJU a colony. With muskets and booze, we wrested and defrauded the land away from the Indians. We shot our way West We klUed off the animals. We killed off the tribes we could not "pacify." Then we began killin51 each other off. until federal troops had to be called Ullo many towns We took Texas by force in the Mex- ican War that was so unjust that even Lincoln opposed our brutal acllon~ there. We refu$ed to let the Confederate States secede, !hough they had both a 1cgal and a moral right to do so -and we plunged the nation into rour years nf the bloodiest fratricide ever known .,., man WE FABRICATED the Spant!ih· mencan War, won 1t be sheer weight f arms, and started an empire of ut s We dropped the atom bombs on 1rosh1ma and Nagasaki. even though :ere was no m1htary Justification for ung so. and the war against J apan as alreadv won without this hideou~ ·t of violence We have been mvolved in more than II() wars. aggressions. and milltan ~lJons since wc shot our way to in· "twndence 1n ins. - We have han~ed, humeri. J?asse<l anti ·lectrocuted th ousands of our citizens vho hroke the law -and what 1s ·apttal punishment but a calculated cl of violence by the stale" Dear Gloon1y Gus: Won't the airport tower have fun reversing the approach pat· lern for au the 50 to 60 com· merc1al fltghts per day when the Santa Ana winds begin to blow! -A. D. R Thtt ft1tur• AtltcPI re1e.n• ~l•ws1 not ftOttuorlly !ho•• .. 1119 MW''°"'· Send , ... , HI "'"' ,, OIMmY Gue, 01My ,., .. 1. WE KAVE BROKEN al\ the world's records for every category o r homicide from manslaughter l o murder in the 20th Century. Tnere are more homic1des in New Vork fitv m one month than in all of Grtat Britain In an entire year. There are more guns privately own- ed m the U. S than in the whole rest of the world put together. We are. and have been for a long ltmf'. the higgesl law-breakmg nation m the world, in almost every category of crime -and especially in crimei; oi violence. in attacks against persons. NOW WE ARE w or r i e d about "crime in the streets." As if it were something new But the only thmg new ts that the ·egro is following the example of the whites. We have gained . and kept, what we ha\ e by raw power. We have been ·p<'ace·loving" when it paid. and 'tolent when 1t did not This is the ex · ;imple we have provided. while tellini! •111r~elves sanctimonious lies about our "'' Pf'fness and goodness and essential df'Ct'ncv. Now 'some of our chickens are com· 111~ home to roost. And how will Wf' cieal \\ tth them" Ry violence, of i:our~e ln the good old traditlon. Memories Console Vs 'instalg1a has always h<'en one nf tan's favorite pastimes -al any age. 1 i1l1 eras. The i:rowing child reads fairy tale~ tat begin with the 1mmor1al word'. 1 mcc upon a hme... llr 1s 't'I' unous abo111 ht s o\\n brief past and , va~lly entertained when his part>nl s •II him anecdotes about ht" infanC'\· ,\dult~. of cour<e. tcnnd iore ume recalling yesterday than t11ey do In plannin£ for tom orrow \fter all, no matter hov. rouj?h it ma) haH been. "esterdav 15 safer We are more comfortable with yesterday than we are with tomorrow because we have endured Its threats and survivrd 11s perils. It consoles us more than It httrl.$ us . THE PAST IS SO popular today thal there now is even a No-.talgia Book Club wh.Jch each month recommend., to Its members ON' hooks about bygone days and l\Jstork· figures. Your own stock of nolital~ia Is pre II v ex-tensive if you can look back anrl remember when - /\ dollar bill was as jtood as gold. A modern mother was one who 1n. mted that her children lake dally do~es ol cod ltver oil 1n winter to be sure they got plenty of Vitamin o. The usual reason a fellow grew a must.ache was to b.lde the fact be had I hire Up. THE IDEA Of' putting radio~ tn can was opposed on the ground! that they would distraC1 drivers and cause more acddenl.t A proud wile never was defeated by family poverty aa long H sh~ was abl• lo kffp r; wbltt lace ....... . U.l Boyle han~10J? 10 thl' front window<; of her homr Onlv the \'rrv, verv idle rich had r'rt'nch poodlt's ·as pel,., • You I.n ew "ou wt're 10 a hnui;e of .1tcnt1hl y and 'r rrtenston!'I lo culture 11 (he parlor contained two goldfish and ;it least one canary. But the dream of every little boy was lo own a bn~htly colored parrot thal would startll' starched ladles with its terrible swear· 1n~ OL Rl~G \ S~tALL town Fourth of . July parade. 1t touched your heart with awe to 5et> the few time-b<'nt veterans of the Civil War go by. and tn think that lhPse same men had once ~en young and eager and had shaken the land in their glory Most butcher~ wore straw hat.~ on the 1ob and a pencil stuck hehind an ear They wrapped the meat 1n rouRh butcher paper" Instead of sticky plastic Tho e wen the days! Remember? Quotes for~•• City. N.C' .. Courlu: "With the second and third generations of some famtllt'S ~tJD on the Wf'ltare rolls. ti'" t1mt to seek v. ay~ to get them off lhe publtr dole and onto their own two feet They will nevf'r rulltt ,;elf-respect and initlatlvr un· 111 tht>y can ~tand on the.wn " 11 ~resolved Problem of l' olutatary Euthanasia Wrong to l(eep a 'Vegetable' Alive By NORMAN NIXON, l\I. D. Last week's glaring headlines· "A PLEA FOR DEATH : PARENTS GRIF.VE OVER STRICKF:N SON: Y 0 U T II S . F f E R E D I R- REP /\RABLE RRA!N INJURY IN CAVE COLLAPSE." brought home to millions the age-old, unresolved pro· blem of voluntary euthanasia. Since the boy's death three days later. many people have wondered iI doctors really are obligated. morally or legally. to prolong the lives of hopelessly 1U and suffering patients. T h e circumstances sUJTounding Robert Snyder's living death were clearly evident. Trapped without ox- ygen in a cave-in or a tunnelec htde· out near his home. the 13·year-old boy was pinned to the ground. his face buried in dirt Rescupd 30 minutes lalt>r. firemen reported hf' wasn't breathing. yet his hrart wa~ still beating .\T THF. llOSPITAL. h1• nnq• anci throat were so cloggerl with dtrl thal tubes were nrcded to g!'l l\X\ i:eu rnto his lungs with the help of a mechanical ( E~eryd1~· l•roblems rec;p1rator Brain wave tracings i.how- <'d his brain was dead from lack or OX · ygen . as loni: ac; he lived he would have been completely helpless -a human veg<'lable for the days. weeks or months his heart might continue to beat Reportedly his doctor said· ··1 feel restrained by our archaic law which judges life in terms of a heartbeat." So he worked ht>roicallv to maintain li!e. llad he unplugged ihe respirator. Bob w1111ld have died immediately. as hts parents wished when thev first li>arnert lw wa., "dead." exceol ·ror ht~ hParl v.h1rh continued to beat 1m - perc:cpl1 hl) NEXT 'IO"JTll in San Vranc1sco. at the annual mrcl1n.c of the American "!Pdw:il ,\,,o, 1ataon doctors and religious lradcrs will <liscuss "The L1m1ts of t\led1cal Responsibility in thP Prolongation of Life''. a program sure to attract a capacity audience. for we are facing this paradox in modern medicine with many misgivings. Consider the extreme microcephaltc chtld with no mentality. or the mfanl born with an enormously enlarged head due to an unremitting ac- cumulation of fluid withm h.Js cranium both monstrosities. Or t h e thousands of mongoloid children born every year with no hope of normal mental development. Not too long ago, an infection would develop and within hours. weeks or months. most of these children died. Now, however. we can keep them alive for 40 or 50 years. But for what, and why? EVEN MORE RELEVANT than defective children are the thousands of incurable cancer patients who. after suffering for months, ask their physi- l'ians to give them a merc·1fu l "coup de ,grace'' which would en<l their agony or dyini:. But. unfortunately. the Law pt'rmtls us to be humane to dogs and other animals. by ending their hopeless misery -not to human beings. However. there is no legal or medical requirement which forces doctors to maintain physiological rune· li ons 1n ind1v1duals. young or old . when continued life offers no expectation of release from pain and no hope or being restored to anyth;ng approachinit normal existence· If the patient Iii he is conscious) his family and hi s medt· cal advisers agree not to resort to elaborate medical and surgical pl'O· cedures. they should not be done. BISHOP f'ULTO~ .J. SllEF.:'11 put 1l this way: ''U I knew I was lermin.ally ill and I was lying with a body full of tubes to keep me alive I would ask my doctor to take them out " Other religious leaders of most faiths agree it 1s wrong lor doc:!or~ to see how long they can kt>ep 'vegetables· al ive. Boh Snyder· s parents eenrrou~lv donate<l hts eyes so that corneal tran,pl..ints n11ght help rwo mrlividuals see again. Let us hope this lad'~ tragic e1.dmg will help all or us see more clearly when an ind1v1dual has the right lo dJe. If nerrssary. let's change 1 our laws to favor Living, not mere hie. Paralyzing Capital Could Backfire WASHINGTON -It all goes ac- cording to plan Wa~hmgton a1 the end or May will bt' seething \\llh hundreds of thousands of ·poor people" from every corner or thr nation (1rmand1ng new mult1-b1lh11n dollar r ed e r a 1 programs to relteve their rond1tton. They will ht> c·<tmped out in make· shift tent c1t1es rurther overtax.10g th e already inadequate puhltC' facilities and services ol the capital This is the ''Poor People'~ i\larch" Marlin Luther King would havr led The march v.as poorl) conceived from the beg1n1ng. Its otwc.t1ves are not clearly spelled out 11, potential for harm IS prohably J:TPalt•r than for good Rut It 1s not pos~1hk t•• convince its leaders ol this for ont> 1 <'ason THEY BELIEVE rH1\l p11hhc com· motion . demonstratinn~. r•\'rn rioting arc necessar~ preli mina1 1r• 10 action. Riot <:o mm1sst0n report~ t .. n~er com· m1 s1on reports are drc·med in· adrquate lo slJr Congrr~' int11 action. an<l only the stark thrr;11 of public d1~order 1mphc1t in ma~~ ft•monstra· tton~ will do the trick Washington will be A telrvp;ion pro- rtuc·Pr's parad1i;e during 11 '~ period Marching a n d coun1 1·rn1arching. l'n~an!tary and disorder h , onditions in the poverty cantonment~ with the dome of the Capitol or 1hr \\ .1~hini:ton monument 10 the back:,:rn rntl Visits to the poverty camps by R11hh\ Kenned)' and Hubert Humphre) And , m the end. p1•rh;ips some viole nt actton to t'' "'' fro m the public's groundi; tens of thn1J\;inds who haH taken up rr~1denrl' thrre Tlllo;Rk: IS TO tn; ,, "' "'llre!ls1vr buildup be~inn1nir with thr rrcent vis 11 or 100 leader~ In rlenounce Washington's poverty prt1 .. 1 ;ims as an· adequate and Illusory The first marchers will come from Memphl~. Trnn . and Jackson. Mis~ Ch.lcago will send a madwei;tcrn conUngent. Mexican-American group~ will head out from Los Angeles and a northeast· em contingent from Bo~lon Groups from e!Mwhere "'IU con,er,. on Washington So far as It can be Jt1clRPd from the hazy plans now ava1lehll' thr obJeCt 111 lo paralyze the capital l>f the nation beginnJng on May 20 by 1mpedina tr an· p01Ulion and clogging the c1tv so that lu nonnal function~ cannot be cat'ed out In this n>-.pe<:I thp mat <"h 1~ PnttrPh cllfferent fro m any or the other descents on Washington beginning with Coxey's army in the last century on through the first and second bonus marches. and a few farmers . mothers. and unemployed v1s1t at1ons in 10- tcrvenlng years THE SPECIAL CHARACTER of the Poor People 's March. 1f its purpol>PS arc rarried out. will tnr\ t!ably call for repressive me:l~ures al an earlier sta,i:e than when Gen Douglas MacArthur was ordered to rout out the bonus mari:hers in 1932. What is most discouraging about all this 1s that need does exist. mequali· ties want correction. but the methods chosen to dramatize the need are ltke. ly to have the opposite effect. If the ''poor people" are coming hrre for specific reasons such as a .l!Uaranteed annual income. more cenerons housin~ measures than al- ready are proposed. and greatly lib· eralized welfare programs. they will not find Congress in a receptive mood. Disorder in Washington could easily cause Congress to become even less receptive. THE ''POOR PEOPLE'S" answer is not likely to be found in intimid;ition or members or Congress. nor io Wash- initton al all at this stage. Their an- swer lies in the election of congress· men who are prepared to vote for guaranteed annual incomes and for massive increases 1n wellare and poverty programs, and these con- gressmen are not elected in Wash· ington. DC. The answer lies in the congressional districts from which the · poor people" marchers will come This is c·learly 11nderstoorl l)y some of the tearlcrs uf the march hut they have been earned away by the dem· onstration psychology of preRent Limes 11rto thinking that mtnonty views can be forced on the majori~ by the threat of disorder. If the oncoming march has any more precise purpose, it is to cau~e Congress to authorize from $10 lo S20 billion more am1ually ror the reltef of families below some arbitrar· ily chosen level of income. The present Congress is not in a mood to do that and even less so under du· ress. IC the marchers are successful they will probably have to march back home to elect. if they can, con· gressmen who are 1n a more favor· able mood. M ornions Yesterday and Today Latf' comers to Southern California hear that the Mormons laid out the fme long blocks and wide streets of ~uch cittf'S as San RPrnardino. Or 1( th~re descendents of Puritan clans they Llkely hl'ard more stimulating stones or the plural marriages or the early Latter Day Saints. The chancrs are al lrasl 100 to I that any non-Mormon. ev!'n today ha ~ idea~ about lh1~ reliJt1ou.; sect -1r ht has thou~hl about it at all -which are :1 full lRll dPl!reri; nwav from the truth. WHY llA Vt: TIU: Mormon~ ~ucceed· t'd 1n wlnn10g con\'f'rl " m foreiJ?n lands while Amerlcif l' own fore11!n policy ha~ had such rou,1th going" Poi;slbly the State Dep11rtmeot has posed tbi11 ques· ---BH ~or1e Dear George: At what 11e d~s a maJe have enough sense not to wute ha time staring lit scantily clad fomalu on thr heach ~ !Jon to Its own staff Answen lo these and many. many other questions about one of the most persistently relevant religious sects of the century are given by a non-Mor· mon author in a book which deserves a wider reading among both the retig· t0w1 or all sects and the irreligious than it is likely to J?Cl. II is "The Latwr·Oay Stl•ll: Tht Mormons Yesterday a11d Today." hy Robert Mullen. COoubll'day. 318 pp., $3 95l. TlfE M 0 R M 0 N CHURCH was founded by Joseph SmJth. a rural Nnr Yorker who based hie new religion on dJscovery of the Book of Mormon - put forth aa a divinely lnsplred docu· ment which had rf'porttdly been brought to the New World from Pales· line In 800 R.C. Smith h•d been 8hown by angels whl"l'e the irolden platH for Of>Ar T y tht Book of Mormon were biddrn 1n Up to at>out 13. although th15 Is the New York hillside. the claim was. TY. by no means an iron-clad rule Mullen's absorbing dellCl'iplion of a '---------------"~ huae, thrivlna rellglom movement, ti)() little known or understood In America, 1s the surprising product of an assoc 1alion between a non-Mormon maga 7.ine editor turned public relaUons en lrepreneur and the church's need fo help in sendtng its famed Tabemacl Choir oo a European tour . A.W.B l.Miijiji(.}i Friday. 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TO 10 P.M. • LONG BEACH M 3·6 ---..-· ............. -........ -" 2 f DAILV PILOT Eve ryone Hds Somethin g Th4t Someone Else W 4nts- DAILY PILOT \V AN"r ADS TUE BIGGEST S INGLE ,U ,tRKE1'PLACE ON THE ORANGE COAST-PHONE DIRECT 642-5618 You Can Sell It, Find It, Trade It With • Went Ad HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE General 1000 General 1000 General 1000 General 1000 Gener1I 1000 General 1000 General 1000 General 1000 Gen•ral 1000 WATERFRONT LOTS PETE BARRETT & CO. New Waterfront Section Just Opened PRESENTS CORONA DEL MAR Lusk Homes .•• 1F'ee c;1mple Jandl Waterfront lots. boat -,hp~ from $33 ,000 including Huntinqton Harbour Sales Corp. CALL DICK FABIAN -847·2531 We will mail you lot maps & financing information. Dover Shores View Property 3 Bedroom. family dining room Illness foH <'' c;ale $79.500 Livable Bayfront W I Pier 4 Bedroom home with magmllcenl \ 1ew of main turning basin near Bay Island Terrific huy at . $97.500 503 Edgewater OPEN SAT & SUN 1.5 THE CASE OF THE SQUEEKY FLOORS 1f you h1111r a harnm••r nail do'' n a fP\\ board!> on th!' 2nd rloor £u .. ,1rrn '"' nrr ~av~ ma kc• ml' an oUPr. Dr111e hy 1!6R6 Lii l'laya Cirdi· H.B. or rail ART FRIETSCH. s1n1,., l':ralty. 847·3519 Eves. 962·7'169. COLLEGE PARK'S RO.\T rroR.Acr. Nr. Newport Harbor Yacht Club -0-CEAN VIEW Fixer Upper- c;t r~I l!Ol'SE 4 BR home \\llh unobstructed Ba \' View. REDUCED 3000 11 ntl"<ls some work. but COVERED PATIO F.xC'ellent C'Ond1Lion with blt·ms 69.500 $ "·heN' clsP can you hnd a Bf SJ OFn,RE.D with rJus ff)vPly 915 West Biy OPEN SAT & SUN 1 .. 5 From lh1s la11:r I B•hm 2 Quality, Value, Beauty, Comfort ln the Southland's mo~t desirable and fascmatmg area. A SU· perb school svstem and university of California's Irvine Cam- pus JUSt moments away from Harbor View Hills. Dirccuons: MacArthur Blvd. trom Sensibly priced from Pact.fie Coast Hwy. or Nl!wport Fwy. $34,900 IO $48,900 Tum on San Joaquin Hilb Rd .. Jlhen foU•iw signs to model area. WSKiJHOMES I \10e roverf'd :I BR. homr 10 bath horn.-wuh family and large ~ BR home 0' erlook-in~ chr ba.> hi:ehts and Cdta-Thr--: BR tw-aut}' 1s out~lanrl :-0.ewpon Hr1i;hl!' Bcamc'f! ' <llmng room\ • l::\l·• Uent PETE BARRETT lina Island It al'<O Ms a ror-in .. in "' rrv 11·ay. lnlenor & rr1hni:s & fireplace .. only rondmon throui&inut Ou! of "'''''' ,,. r>•••l""'"naJly rlt•r ~li 'O'> • rl.l>t'(I On tO\\TI ownrr " tnl!I ! 1st ac· ma! rlinmi: ar«a, hui:r rum-pus room and l'f)(>m for a 0111•'"· 1 "llll\111' , .. .,-Pf'l5 ,1; AND COMPANY tion. $37.51)() .. 10•, rlnwn. rl1 'I"~. I 11.:1· O..-t1"••m~ .t TntPLEX I "·-SPACIOUS pool. Slfl.9'.'iO r.1r111ly ri-·m. \1.11k '"nee, 1'1MAC. PROPt:RTY 1;::_ 642.4353 Your Dream $350 Dow·n--llllilllllllliilrll-•miilrllllllllili;N;;e;;ar:-1eack -Bay BHuty BA YFRONT APT. Cus1omiU'd 4 bedroom. 3 bath PROFESSIONALL y PLUS HMed Pool. lllgb DECORATED arched c e i 1 in g, enl'!rised $2?,:iOO front court, tinted "~ndows \l,."1 111 .~ J1 Hl 11irs 1~ lST TIME OF'J'l:.RE.:D I FAMILY HOME Ii C'Jml r•tl .,. llt~ltl.tnds spC'C-I ·: BR. :.' .. T\\O RR'~. :inrf ll!l!!llllllll••----... 1111111-------· Qui<>l rlr~;1m·r 111 ·I n1·1~hl1<11'. Come True LIDO SANDS a nd many extras. O\\nrr! 1111x11111s: LOW DOWN BAR. CAIN PRICE. jal I • !7""" II ha '> ba'.. 0 -f J X( NEW . I hood ol hnr homr11 .. , bf>d. In this 1:i00 sr111arr fool hom~ a ,_ ·"'"'' a lie • u1S. onaul:J U : ITING 8 t f I 8 k " COATS Has ('ll('l")'lhing' fa~llenl , eau I u ac I rooms or I b<-....lrooms and \\1lh lari,:r BRs. m~Stt'r suitr JIX'iltlOO' Bay Homes maid's quartrrs • 3 hathii . with l<irs:c bath. formal din· 3 Bd rms , 2 Baths $23,SOO W & Just Wl.500 .. good tenn8. MODEL HOMES formal rlmins: room . formaJ 1m: al'f'a. trrr••t.o rnuy. ALLACE CL IF PRIEST, Realtor IOHNIE IAY Hl~HLANDS F.arh of thl>se iwo fine homes liv10g room anrl family lt,·.. rumpus room '411h ""l bor. Gt'OI i::c-\\'1IJ1am~n. Rltr 6TI-1:rio OPE~ EVES COSTA )JESA OFFICE REAL TORS S•""" l""7 ""n ~ purcha!lf'<I on vrry 111g room. S.'19 !00. ~~ On. a111oma1w spnnklrrs, profr.,.. 54,.4141 M~"' "" • krl\Wf Dl11l119 11 .. ,.. fawrable trrms 1<1th mntlrsl N rt H h --o;i..E -31ll-I F: Coa~t H1<) • Cd:\! e P'arq11et fa,,.lly Rao"' ,101\11 pa~mt·nl ewpo CJ ts. ::.1onal landscap101:. an d (Open venings) !7ll1 bT.>-l>'t1 • Tiied Wet Ian Price Reduced AttracllvP Newport comrr J.. many qualuy features. ---~~~~~~ 11111111!!!!!!!!!!~1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ • Ttl·t.vel lonui 11""' bedroom home in TIP TOP $47.000. 2013 WESTCLIFF DRIVE DACLY-PILOT WA.."'T-ADS -'11l9 Harbor Blvd. ~7711 Open Eves. BRING RESl.'L'IS~ 515-!M9l Open till 9 P)f iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiilliiiiiiii&:miiiiiiii.._iiiiiiiiiiamiiiiiiII :11\RGE lT' e Mow"taln Vl•w• $) 000 d · ,.__ •• "Rl"'G" t Dial 642-5678 tor RESULTS e Trade·i" P'lan , con 1110n. '-"f1>4!1S & dra~ ;'llllllJ •• • JO Yr. loa"s at ,,6•• 'l Rr., ~ Rath~. plus family es, hardwood flooni, wood •• 842-• SPRING J . Open Houses THIS WEEKEND KMp this handy dl~tory wlttt JH tlllt Wfft..MI ft vo11 CJO houw·hu"tl"9· All tM IK<rtl•'" 111'94 ltelew oto described 111 9reatn Mtafl lty e4ftrtllfnt ehe- wh••• I" today's DAILY P'ILOT WANT ADS. P'em11t showln9 ope" ho11s~ for Mle ., .. ,...., el'lt •...-4 to list such lttfol'matlo11 111 9'lh cellftlll Heh Friday, HOUSES FOR SALE (2 Bedroom) 286 Del ~far, Costa Mesa 5-l6·8222 (3 Bedroom) (Daily 1·5) r 1 25291 l\lainsall Dr., Dana Point 496·2685 (Sat & Sun) •2526 Ca rnegie, Co!Tege Park, CM 675·4630 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 41 7 Seville. Bal boa Penn. 673·6900 <Sat & Sun 12·5) •4627 Perham Dr. (Cameo Shores) CdM (714) 642·8235 /Daily) (3 Br. & Fomily or Oen) I !lOO Beryl Ln. (West.cliff area) NB 646·2909 <Sat & Sun 1·5) 1901 Glenwood Ln (Bayorest) NB 642·4059 (Sat & Sun 1·5) ' • 2048 Commodore (Baycrest) NB .. .. ... 6754031 (Sat & Sun 1·5) !l29 \'ia Lido, :'\ewport Beach R75-403l CSat & Sun 1·5l 2022 Paloma <Off 21st St.) CM R75-4023 673·5290 <Sat & Sun 1·5) .rn2 Princeton Dr. (College Park) 01 lii:5·1662 rSa t & Sun 1·51 2578 Greenbriar Ln (College Park) CM n4tl·881 l ISat & Sun 1·5l t\00 Princeton /College ?ark) CM 646·881 l !Sat & Sun 1·51 2300 Heather Lane, Newport Beat h 646·3255 <Sat & Sun 1-51 3!l:i 'leartow Lane. Newport Beach 646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1·51 (4 Bedroom) • rn:rn F.mfield. ICameo Shores) Cd:\! 1m;.:t3:l l I Sat & Sun I -51 1324 Ga Taxv Dr IDover Shorec; I I'\ R 71.J t 6.Jz°.8235 ISat & Sun 1·51 • • ·~:~3 :\lorningstar Ln rDovcr Shorcsl NB •71-11 fl42-8235 1Dailv1 • •910 Sn Bavfront Balboa lsla ncl · ti73·6fl00 · iSat & Sun 12·51 '.!Ofifi Tustin Ave .. Newport Beach n75-333J 548-4595 1Da1ly) •41127 Perham Dr. /Cameo Shoresl CdM 1il4l 642·8235 1Dally1 jO:l Edgewater. Balboa 642-4353 <Sat & Sun 1-5) 14 Br. & Family or Oen) 3C29 Bern Dr ., Laguna Beach 494-8833 !Sat & Sun 12-5\ • 810 Aldebaran Circle (Dover Shores) NB 1714\ 642·823!l rsundav 1-5) 20952 Surge Ln . Huntington Beach· 962·0619 1585 rorska Pl ~1esa Verde) CM 546·9394 ISat & Sun 11·61 2083 Presirlent Pl., Costa Mesa :148·0137 /Sat & Sun 2·61 32R6 lahfornia St (Mesa Verdel CM 549·4321 <Sat & Su n1 1108 Oolohin TeJTace (Irvine Ter.) CdM fi7"·5726 !Sat & Suo 1-5) 21:n Drake IM'esa del Mar) CM 646·8811 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 915 West Bay, Balboe 642-4353 (Sat It Sun 1·5) (5 Br. & Fe,,,;fy or Den) 1210 Polaris Dr. (Dover Short!) NB (714) 642-8235 <Sat & Su n 1-51 . . -OP'EH DAILY-P.oc1m La1 ::r hrrlrooms Md !!hinglr roof. larl(e doublP • .. 00 WINDWARD P\tra 1;11;:1' Int A rral buy garage with workshop. 15x .m 2 REALTY "' "11h <•\1·c'lll'llt IPrms. 23061 35 pool with filtrr and heel-•• I off 2100 llod Tu1lin I llr.nh,.r 1-w· $ lfi,900. Open er. Thrre l!! also n M>parntr "ANYTIME" Sat. & Sun I lo ;, p M_ drrsi;im~ room nnd bath :it iiiiilii80liiiiiWiiiiiesiitciilittiiiiiDiinii·11iieiiiiiiio Pool and View pool area. S28.500 -Try 10<7,, down. J BR. 3 Ba•h~. Dtning Aree. COLLEGE PARK plus panrllN! mom m over-1 su.ed ~:m1::r llratN! and fil.. $23,000 11'1'M Ct1,1nm P0<1I. 51,% Sparl,hno.: 1 bdrm & ram1ly CALL 645·0'2 ANYllMI! loan r· in hr .1,~11m1'<1 \\llh nr-.111· lancf,r11pP<l • Cornrr no pi11n1s unrl no '"' rP:•~I' ln1 • Tnp 11.~1r1,. lnr thl~ fine I Hard to Find Ill 1111t'11•s1 '"'" w;, :\-lradO\\ arra .• Priml" Ea!!l~lflr ln<•atwn '.! nn Lant' Cpcn l'\at & Sun. l to l Corona del Mar l\ fol :"1rty :: b<vlroom h;i1h 5 r " ... 1 · DCPLEX • '.! hrorooms PaC'h and •· fa mily room home JEAN SMITH plu~ an a.pertmenl cortai:r 1 on ocr:in ~idr ot h11(hwav. built with :\-fom or Dad 111 Realtor LI\ in:? moms earh with tu~ trund. Till' ~tta"A .... 5 1111. !Of, F", 17 place. '.! car garnire with 10 , v ... , .,,. th St Co<ta \ks.1 '<20 work•h,,p P.onf •undPrk lngroom, kidM>n. C'TOfortable t; IG-':!.'i:i h I ._.... \\11 ocran vi!'\\ Outstand- 1 ...,..,oom and spaooos bath __ iiiiiioo _____ .., l I k h" I Alli'}' ll~s with plenty or W NT I in:: conr ' ion m:i r~ I is II parking. Convenient to West· A TO MAKE trrrifir 011> it ~ l~.!'00 646-7171 • 546..2313 \ c:l=rth~29·&· (o. SOME MONEY! ~."}:,~N ~i~Dr.o 642°7777 l!JO.I llarbor Blvd. C ~. Oppn Ev!'!i, For Lease Th>n SN' I hi~ fbwr .. 11pp('r fillt' 3 BR -1-family mom ru~l1c· w11h ~hakr rnnr. 1\ hath<. b1111!·1n kttrhrn, '.! ra1 ,THE@EAL. i ESTATERS UNIVERSITY PARK BARGAINS OPEN HOUSES Saturday I Sunday 1-S * 117?! PaJmcnto Way .. I BR _i. tam1ly room Va. cant fuoady ror you now. $25,950 • l<Y76 (' ,.-rm;un<lrr .. i famtly ronm $25,000 Newport •t Victorl• 646-8811 mama (I ll lftYtlme SPECTACULAR VIEW--OCEAN and BAY C~ann ef Ree/ -Aparfm en/J On Waterfront Neu Newport Harbor Entrance 2525 Ocean Blvd., Corona d•I Mdr, Calif. AMPLE GUEST PARKING and BOAT SLIPS Why Not Enioy I ~l.lonally dt'an 4 brrl- room. 2 beth hou.;e. But.It· I in range & oven. d1~hw:ishrr !;'111-al!!e C'howc rom<>r loca-______ tiiiiii._ .... _ ltnn \\dlk lo ''IOPPIOI: A '!"""~~~~---- Jilllr paml ~ ":ird \\nrk will NO DOWN The "Condominium" Way of Life THE ADVANTAGES Will SURPRISE YOU clo wondrr11. Askrn::t $13.9!6- I plus many extras. $~.oo I per month, year's lease. Evenmg 547-1875 makr offrr TO VEJS ~~·-OPEN SAT/SUN 1-S 2737 Drake, C.M. \'aewit. Rrady to move in- 1 1093 Baker, CM 546-!H40 lo. 4 BR :? baths Mrsa drl 293 E. 17th St. &16419~ '!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!' :\tar home. Hu.i;tc rovered 1 ------For Q'UICk, efficient reau11.al patio & large rear yarrl. OW &t2-56711 for RESt;LTS PILOT WANT AD' 1 &12·567S Exl'lusive with U!I. Coldwell, Banker OFFERS: OCEANFRONT HOME 60' fr ontage. Owner anxious to sell th15 ~xcihng .well -planned home 5 BR's. din, rm., patio w pool. Front terrace & steps to beach. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $159.500 Mrs. Ra ulston OCEAN VIEW-PRIV. BEACH Custom 3 BR. 3 BA. fam. rm or lanai cust. b~t: for d1scr1m1nating buyer lmmac con· c11t1on. reduced Sl 2l\I lo 577.500 10 sell. Joe Clarkson 4 BR + POOL + VIEW Lovely Irvine TNrace home \\1th view of Harbor & Ocean. Beautiful C'nlram·e with heated pool. 3 car garage -Reduced to . $68.000 Waller Haase SEE HARBOR LIGHTS From thls split-level 4 BR Lusk home Fenced pool ·sized lot Sep din. rm l oz) fam. rm. w wet bar & f1replare Harbor view hills. Mrs. Burns1 Mi~ Leidy LUSK-BLT.-5 BR W /VIEW Eastbluff-3 baths. large fam1lv rm . nenr sC'hool & shopping area BC'st lcx•a. lion S47.500 Charlotte long EASTILUFf BEST IUY Sunnv & bright home at end of cul-de-£ac Lovely gardens. nowered entrv fu llv fenced Pri<'ed lo sC'll al · $32.500 Mrs. Harvey OFFICE OPEN SATURDAYS COLDWELL, IANKER & CO. 2200 E. COAST HIGHWAY Kl 9-3351 NEW,.ORT BEACH . ---. $27,500 Newport , •t Victoria &sr ~!Juf 'b re;Jty 2111 Vista Del Oro :o\r·\\ port Br.11 h Eaitbluffs • $26,500 • 1~1. •n~ ~ hAth'. h..-:11111l11lly o!n •• .111'<1 C.wp1·t~. 1h ap.·~. P •' hll.fns. nrnr ::nr:;Nttt~ 111" I /< 1"<1ban.1. r,,, 111111 br ~1wll1 term' Ph. 644· 1133 Never Before ListedT ,, •' tht• S.1y, IO ol <;1'11 tni: of P• • t "' la11rlsc11p10g ltr~ this 1 •' ,. 1 11n rlrslgnl'nm <.11P<i 11" rr.-.1 ltr,.,.u-w11y o'I 1hr 'rm1. • 111~1IAr 11r1Vl'WI\ ln1m11r ir ., 1, Ii 001 llnd nnc-~ at \ • -.)1 I .f,.hn R Sp111 hn~ Rr:lhnr ~ri.l Vl.1 I .1111) -,; A h7 •·I' ! ur lii:t.:1200 ~OCEAN VIEW I Terrific Loin w~l'll'l ·" charmJna 3 BR 2 bot hrtm(• on rtt l1nd w11h VltW of lhr Wllltt from livtna l'I>"'' New cal'J)('tlns Im-m.1ru1111e.. Ownt"r wlU carry ht ro on \f'r)' f'AVOR- i\RLf. TER.\IS. Let u~ how '"" 'h1~ C'barmrr & l<'IJ you l'l'l"r" .1boc.Jt thl-ll'rrn• rmv J . WARD co. ra&Y<'l"t'll Ottlrr 1 tR42 Sllnh Dr. ~lSM DOVER SHORES Cthlom l)(11lt -I BP... '.!' ! h •lh<;. 1111111.il d10111s: l"()'lffi. lan11ly n>flm, pool .l. rn· "'''~"<l ,.;irprrNI l,inat F"ec You ('an purchase and get fee title -or lease il you prefer. ALL ants have \\' ATERFRO:\T VIEW All have Lwo bedrooms and two baths. -WITH LARGE PATIO. i.1mpl1· YOU ~ "S: INVITED TO INSPECT OUR FURNISHED MODEL Open Sat 1.s lli:!9 Ai\l!QCA WAY, NB. DAVIDSON Realty Buy $59,500 and Up-Lease $420 Monthly & Up Phone 6 73-1788 for further information ~;tli.;).16/l Evr. ~1~3.12 ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!fllll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Bay Beach Realty, Inc. Corona del Mar Office 2709 COVE STREET CHINA COV E OPEN SAT & SUN 1 to 5 PM Rarely do we have a home to ofjtr in CHINA COVE~ E.5pecially a like-new 3 bedroom. 2 fireplace home. You not only step right out to the beach. but you have a ")loving Picture" of all the activilv on lhe Bav. You OWN the land -and .. the price. ONLY $95.000 675-3000 Eves: 548·8868 WE SHOWED HOUSES -15 of them. lo PERFECTI ONIST buy· ers T.1C'y sa id , "Whi£e the house is not for US. that lovely 4 bcclroom home on Surrey Drive in Cameo Highlands is one of the best values we 've seen'" The Home 1s 1mmarulate and the Marine View 1c; TRnll'.:NDOt.:S The price - only ~55.ooo 675·3000 E..-es· 5-l8·8868 PRIVATE BEACHES PANORAMIC VIEW CAMEO HIGHLANDS For only $39,900 you can enJoy the plea5ures of life at the beach in th1s srolless. mod~rn 3 bedroom house Serve breakfast 1n lhe enclosed patio and brunch on the canyon.view terra<'e Catalina arn.i the jtlly are yours from lhe llv1nR room windo~ 675·3000 Eves: 646-6590 COMFORT ABLEI You feer 1t ai; soon as you step in to the entryway of thts warm, inviting 3 bed· room 2 bath CLIFFHA VEN HOME. Everything spotless inside and out. 60x- I 14 Lot. Room for Boat or Trailer Ga· rage completely finished fC1r Playroom C1r other ust If S36,000 is in your price rangt, DON'T MISS THIS BEAUTY 675-3000 Eves: 548-8868 Bay & Beach R•alty, Inc. 2~07 EHt CoHt Highway 675-3000 . -., .. Newport Beach Office VIEW! VIEWI V1EW! Finest View in Newport Harbor Area. This 1s di· re<'tly in the path of the proposed Freeway. but owner will carry paper and State will purchase property in years to come if this Freeway is adopted. Why not enjoy this .beautiful home and marvelous view for a minimum of 5 to 7 years. The homi! is outstan-Jin~. Owner is leaving the area and will cooperate in everv way with an in- terested buyer The price and ierms should sur- prise and interest you Please contact Mrs Fay for detail~ 673·9200 F.ves: 548·6966 BALBOA BUNGALOW fut::! little Beach house clc-se to Bav on R·2 Lot with room to expand N1C'elv furnishert. Leascrt Lo June 15, 1968. An excellent buy al $28.500. ~hm' n b~ appl only 673·9200 Eves: 548-6968 HEART OF BALBOA Completely furnished 3 bedroom ol-der home. Good Summer rental Reduced to $29.500 for quick sale 673-!'.1200 Eves: 548·6966 YOUR CHOICE IN NEWPORT HEIGHTS Corner home in best location. Spotressly clean: rcom for boat Extra room & bath separate from Iloui;e. Will lrade for fixer·uppE>r Priced to sell al S:U.500 673·9200 Eves: 673·8088 HIGH ON A HILL with llA_RBOR LIGHTS VIEW Verv private - with ·•at1os. Ideal for children 3 bedrooms • 2 baths Viii trade for any area where horses are perm C\l. Asking S3 l.500 673-9 .. ~ Eves· 673·8086 TWO OCEAN FROhT DUPLEXES BEST NEWPORT LOCATION 4 bedrooms & 2 bedroom!! each: nicelv furnished. Many extru. S75.000 & $85.000. A1So adjoining vacant lot -S45 ooo. 673-9200 • Eves: 548-6966 lcry & leach Realty, Inc . 2<n5 We.t 8elboa looulevard Newpon 811ch 673-9200 . . 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DIAL DIRECT 642 -5 6 78 WESTMINSTER & NORTH COUNTY DIAL FREE 540 -1220 Huntington BHch 540· l 220 Laguna Beach 494-9466 Phones Are Open 8:00 a .m. -5:30 p.m. CLASSIFIED COUNTERS 1re 1ocated H follows: 211 1 West lolboo lewlnord, Newport leo<ll. llO West loy StTeet, Cosre Meso. 109 ll'ifth Strett, H•ntl119loft t.ocll. 222 Forest Awenue, Lo9uno leoch. 1:30-5:30 E.teept. Sot &. Sun. Mail Address: Box 187S, Newport Beach, Calif. Dc!!ily Pilot Classified HOUSES FOR SALE OINlllAl COSTA MISA MESA DEL MMI MISA VERDIE. COLLUIE P'Mll( NIWP'ORT I U.CH NilW,.ORT HEIGHTS IALI OA COVES NEW,.ORT SHORU IA1'CREST I A VS HORES DOVER SHORES WESTCLIH HARBOR HIGHLANDS UN IVERSIT'I' "ARit BACK IA1' !ASTILUFP• IRVINI TERRACI CORONA OIL MAit IALIOA "INtNSUL,6 llACON BAY OY ISLANDS LIDO 15LE IALllO• ISLAND HUNT INGTON l!ACH HUNTINGTON HnllOU• FOUNTAIN VALLEY SU.L llACH SUNSET llACH GAllOEN GROVE LONO I EACH LAKEWOOD OltANGE COU NTY OUT OF COUNTY OUT OF STATE STANTON WESTMINSTEll MIDWAY CITY SANTA !-NA SANTA ANA HGT1 Oll&NGE TUSTIN WORTH TUSTIN ANAHEIM SILVlllADI) CtllVON LAGUNA HILU LAGUNA IUCN LAGUNA NIGUH SAH CllMINTI SAH JUAN CAP'liTltANO CAP'ISTtt .. NO I EloCH DAN" POINT CAii LU AO OCEAMSIO! SAN DIEGO ltlVERSIOE COUNTV HOUSES TO II MOVIO CONDOMINIUM OUP'LEXFS FOii SALi AP'loRTMENTS FDR SALi RENTALS Houses Furnished GE'IERAL •ENTlolS TO SHAltl COSTA MESA MBA Oil MAit MESA VERDI COLLEGE l'AlllC 'IEWPOllT l@ACH Nl!Wl'OllT MGTS NEWPOltT SHOllU 9AYSHOllES OOV!lt SHOU:S WESTCLll'I' UNIVEIUITY "'1111 lllVINE 11,\CIC IAY E-.ST ILUFI' IRVINI TUO CI CORONA DEL MAR IALIOA IA'!' ISLANDS LIDO ISi.• llLllOA ISl>.HO HUNTINGTON HACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY sc;AL HACH LONG l lACH ORANGE COUNTY SANTA ANA WEST MINS Tit MIDWAY (ITV SANTA ANA HEIGHT\ COASTAL LAGUNA llACl4 LAGUNA NIOUEL SAN CLEMENTI SA.H JUAN CAl'ISTlt&NO CA,.ISTUoNO l lACH DANA l'OINT lllVllUIOI COUNTY VACATION Rl!NTAU CONDOMINIUM DUl'LIX!S l'URN RENTALS 11100 llot llOl lilt 1115 1200 tl10 1111 lllf 1121 17U 1211 Ult ltll 11>1 It•• 120 110 IUt ''" 1;01 ''Sf I'll I'S! "OI 1101 , ... HSI llU 1411 llM use .... UH 1'01 "11 1'17 "" 147t 100 143) U<O l6!S USt uu llot llftl 1701 ,,,. lilt ,,,, lilt 110 lJIO 1111 ltot lffO use ,.,, lttt n•• 1ft01 11M )lftl 1111 11U ,,,,. 1110 ,,,. ,,,, 1111 1lll ,,,, 1lll 11'0 1112 JHS lllO ,,00 lllO 1311 nn l•OO 1'11 100 l!IM llOt 141t 1'11 '"' IOI ,, .. "" 1711 llll l>U 17:11 17 .. HOI ., .. ~\t 1111 HouH1 Unfurnished GENERAL .!OM COSTA MIU• JlllO MUA DEL MAit >lo.I MESA VEllDl 111' COLLEGE "ARK lla NIWP'ORT II.ACM llH NIWP'ORT HOTS. Jlll NIWP'ORT SHORIS Jl71 IA l'SHOR ES JllS DOVER SHOlllU U11 Wl!STCl."I" 17Jt UNIVllllSITY P'ARll JJll IRVINI J1lt I.ACK I AY llolO .... n ILUl'I' 310 IRVINE TIElllllACI l10 COltONA DEL MAR Jl!O IALIOA JJM IAY ISLANDS Wt LIDO ISi.i llll llALIOA ISL>.HD lJSl HEWl'OllT WIST :UIS l"NflNl",TON ~(A(N l•"fl HU!fl'tNOTON NA1t804111 14H •T41" VALlliY .)41t SE Al lllACH l•lt GAllOIN OllOVe )119 lONO l lACH ll41 011.llNOI COU OITY Joto SAllTA ANA Mlt WIST MINS Tl II )II) MIDWAY CITY lol1' SANTA ANA HllOHTI ~ CO .. ~TAl 1111 LAGUNA HACH 1"' LAGUNA NIOUll ml SAN CLIMl'ITI >llt CAl'ISUANO ms cArlSTRA.HO llAf.H J1)f DANA P'OINT 11 .. CONDOMINIUM JUt OUl'LIXU UNl"Ultll. HTS RENTALS N EWP'OllT BEACH NEWl'OltT H!IOHTS NEWl'ORT sHnRES W&STCLll'I' UNIVERSITY P'ARI( &ACK UY •Ht O(NIOLITION "l l OU OltAFTING Sl!llVICI U l1 011 E LECTltlCAL "" Alli EOUIP'MENT Rll'ITALa hit •1l1 !'ENCINO UO ouo f'LOOllS "'1 EAST ILUl'I' CORONA OEl MAii IALIOA t20 FUllNAC! ltEP'AlltS, Elc. "70 •lJI GARDENING UIO tl41 GENEllAL SlltVICES 4411 8AY lSlANOl •JSI GRADING. OISCINCP OU LIOO ISll CS\ GLASS U!I IALI0.11 ISLAND HUNTINGTON IEACH FOUNTAIN VALLE Y l ::H IEACH OSI GllEEN fHUMI •l ot .. 00 GUN Sl40f' Ult "It HEAL TH CLUU Ult "St HAUllNG '1lt •SOD I HOUSECL(ANIN& .,,, lONO ll!ACH OR•NGE COUNTY GARDEN GllOVl WESTAol'NSTEll MIOW_.Y C1'Y Hile ll'ITERtOll OECORATIN• 0 31 4•1t INCOME TAX '1tt .. 11 IRON. Orn1montot, l ie. 41lt I.Ill lllONING '1U SAHU ANA <loll INS!.LA TINO fltt SANTA ANA Hf1GM1' TUSTIOI <lolt ll'ISUl!MolCE Ult '''I 114VESTICPA TING. O•lt<H... OtO CO&STI/.. 000 JAHITORIAL •11t LAGUNA llEACM LAGUNA Ntr.UEl llH JEWELRY R(l'Alll. II<. o.100 1101 LANOSCM'INO Ult SAlj CLE~l!NlE OANol l'OINT TRll'LEX. ti< CONOOMIN IUM •1lt LOCKSMITH un •Ht "'IASONllY. IRIC K tHO .,.. MOVING I fTOllAGI fl•I •t.SO I PAINTaNG, ~•Ptrt11ne1n1 '&S' RENTALS P'ATIOS 00 I l'A\HTING, Sit,.. 6US Apts. Unfurnished ~~~:~~:1~";:.v ,.,1t~. 111..,,, !!!! GENEllAL Sott P'LUMllNG '"t COSTA MESA llOt l'OOOLE GROOMINO ODD MESA VEl!Of 1110 l'OOl SEPVlfE WI NEWPO~T BUCH 1:00 I P'OWEll SW!EP'ING O U NEV/f'OllT HEIGHn Slit PUMP SEllVICl 6!20 NEWPORT SHOltES J?10 I ROOFING 6!st WESTCLIP'I' SllD lltAOIO, lltpeir,, El<, O lt UNIVEA~ITY PAllll 5111 l!EMOOEllNG " ltE,.Allt o •o lolCK ll•Y ll•O lllMODELINO. lllTCH(NS 6!•1 E 4U HU'' Jlll SCISS()f\ S~nptft O!l CORONA DEL MAR S!IO SEWING O&t &•L&OA !'Of SEWING M•t HINI REPAlllt 0 11 I AY ISLANDS 111ft SEPTIC TANKS, Sow•"· l ie. OU LIDO ISLE SUI TAILORING "11 HUNTINGTON l!PA(H S•ft& IEllMITE CONTROL "72 ,OUNTAIN VAlLIV l"t TILE, Ctrlml( "'' 1114.10 & ISLAND Sl!I TILE. Llnolovm • Mlfbl t "ll SEAL IE.ACM Mst TREI! Sl!RVICI 011 LONO IEACH UCC TELEVISION. llutlrt. Elc. "II OllANGE COU NTY \•00 UPHOL.STERY '"' G.AADEN GllOVIE. $410 WELDING '"' :~~!~~N~~~~ ~:! JOBS & EMPLOYMENT SANTA ANA 5'1t SANTA "NA HllGHTS SilO TUSTIN IHO COASTAL .J70I LAGUNA lllEACH J105 LAGUNA NIGUEL JJOI ~-14 ClEMENTI! 1711 <AN JUAN CAl'ISTltANO J711 O&NA ,.DINT J1 .. REAL E STATE. Generiil TltlP'LElf. •I< CONDOMINIUM ltENTl>U WANT(n ltOOMS FOii IU:NT llOOM & IOAllO MOTELS. TU•LEll COUlt TS GUEST HOMlS MISC. "f NT ALS INCOME PllOPE•TY BUSINESS PllOPERTY TR• ILEI! P'AllKS BUSINESS llENTAL OFFICE RENTAL INOUSUIAL l'ROP'EllT1' COMMERCIAL INOUSUIAl RENTAL LOTS llAN~HES CITR US GROVU ACRE•OE l lolC E ELSINOPf RESORT PIPO,.E•I Y OllANOt CO PltOrt•T• OUT 0, STATI l'•OI' MOUNTAIN A DISl'llT SUIOIVISION LANO llEAL ESTATE SEllYIC f 11 f EXCHANGE 11 I WANT(O BUSINESS and FINANCIAL I USIN!SS OP'POllTUlllTIES I USINISS WANTED INVESTMENT 0111>ortV111ti.t INVISTMINT WANTED MON I 'I' TO LOlo.H l'EllSONoll LO•NS J1£WE LllY lOANS COLLUEllAL LOANS llEAL ESTATE LOAN\ MORTt:t.GIES. Tnnt O••d• MONEY WANTfO ANNOUNCEMENTS and NOTICES "" \t<t SH ft S'1\ Jth nn ,.,. ''" 4000 40!6 •oss 40'4 •Oii •oto '°" '°'' "'° 4UO .,,, 1100 rnn 001 '111 llOI m t ,,,, Ill ll)t "" •• '~ 6311 OU .,,. 011 UJO 6llS ft .. ... ., '"' J'OUNO ll"<ff U tl , ... LOST 4•11 P!!llSONALS f .. I ANNOUNCEM!NTS '41t llRTHS "°11 FUNEllALS '411 l'AID OllTUAll'I' 4'1J l'UNl!RAL OlllECTOlll ••1• HOlllSTS MIS CAllD OF THANKS '41' IN MfMOlllAM 4411 ClMETEllY LOH "" CEMETEllY CllY,.H U lt CRl!MATOll IES •41t MIMOltlAL l'AllKS "" AUCTIONS .. ~ AVIATION SlllVIC& UJJ TllAVl!L ''ll Allt TllANSl'OllTITION "'' AUTO TllANSl'OllTA1'10N •40 LIOAl HOTICIS t•l4 G!ltMAN A TUTOlllNft Utt SERVICE DIRECTORY ACCOUNTING t.I .. ANSWEllNO SIRVICI UM Al'P'LlloHCI 111,.AIRS. l't'11 0 11 ASP'HALT, 0 111 t.lll AUTO RIP'Alllt UJe AUTO, s .. 1 I on" T•t. •t<. t.141 IAIYSITTINO USt I OAT MA INTIN,llCI tSS' IRICIC, MASONlltY'. tic. 661 IUSINISS HltVICH 0'1 I UILOIRS 4171 CATllllNO Ul l CAllNITMAICINO t.111 CAlll'INTllllNO 65't CIMINT, CM<~°" "" CHILD CI RI, Lk_.. "U JO& WANTED, Mt • JOI WANTED, Wtmt• JOI W.11.NTEO, MEN A WOMEN DOMESTIC HILi' AGENCIES. M .. HELi' WANTED, Mt• AGENCIES, WOIMfl 14EL" WANTED, W""t• J08~M... A W•••1to AGENCIES. M•• & W•m•• , ... Int /flt 10ll 11M ,, .. lltt 140t 1100 mo SCHOOLS I INSTllUCTION 140;. JOll "ll(l'AllATION ltto THEATRICAL 1'IO MERCHANDISE FOR SALE AND TRADE ,UltlllTUllE tt141 OFFICE FUllNITUIU Hit OFFICE EOUll'MENT IOll STORE IOUll'MENT toll CAFE, RUTAUll•llT tot• IAR EOUll'MENT 1011 HOUSEHOLD GOCiD' IOlO GARI-GE S"lE toll l'UllNITURE AUCTION IOlS •Pl'LIANCIS llot lo.HT IOU ES tlll SEWING MACHINU 1171 MUSICAL INSTRUMENI 1125 "ANOS I OllGANS IUD 11 .. 010 f70t TELEVISION 11K '41·1"1 A STEREO tlll TAl'I RECO"DEll' 1111 CAMERAS & EOUll'MfN' llrt MOBii Y SUl'PLllS .... SPORTING GOODS IJOO alNOCUlAlllS, ICOl'U 1110 MISCELLANEOUS 140I MISC. WANTED MU M .. CHINERY, II<. 11H LUMIER t7St STORAGE t77S IUILDING MATIRIALS l'U SWAl'S fl M PETS ind LIVESTOCK P'ETS. Ol!NlllAL CATS DOGS HORSES llVUTOC• tllC .,,. .. ,, Hl t ,. .. CALIFORNIA Ll\llNG NUltUiltlU SWIMMING l'OC'lll P'ATIOS AWlllNOS VUATIONS TRANSPORTATION BOATS I YA=HTS SAILIOATS POWIR CllUl:ll!O Sl'IED-S1(1 I OATS IOAT TRAILIRS 801T MAINTENANCI aon LAUNCHING MfRINE EOUll' IOAT SLI,., "'DORING IO•T SEllVlCIU IOAT RENTALS IO•T CHAllTEll l'ISHINO IOATl ROAT MOVING BOAT STOR .. 0 1 IOATS WANTIO ollllClll.A,T ,L'l'lllG LIUONS MOllL( HOMfS MOTOlt HOMES l lCYCllS ELECTll.lC CARS MOTORCYCLES MOTORitOOTIRS AUTO SERVICES t l'\ITi AUTO TOOU I IOUll' TRAlllR, TRAVIL TllAtLfRS, Vflllly CAMl'EllS TRUCKS IEEP'S "" "M .. ,, "" lt1J .... HU M?I rt2' ••JI Hll toJ• "" ,.,, '°'' .. ,. ",, -ttO ,,. .. ""' ., .. ''" .... fJIJ nu fJ,. Utt use .... .. ,. HJ) t<S• "" •Ml Ull -''" UIS .. ,. •os .... Aph. Furnished OINlltAL .... Cl'tl'IT Cl.IANtNe -I CONTllACTOIU .. ,. IMl'OttllD AVTOS \P'OllT CAU ANTIOUIS, CLAUIC1 IUCE CAlllS, ROOS AUTO I VENTS AUTOS WANTIO NEW CAU WTO LIASIN• usro uu ·-ttU con• MU.I MISA VlllO• fltl CA1'l'IT l &YINO 6 Rll'Alll "'' flltOlllol,.IRln "1f ,HAVE YOU LOOKED FOR THE HIDDEN DOLLARS IN YOUR HOME LATELY? I ..................... ---· "" Friday, HOUSES FOR SALE !HOUSES FOR SALE t HOUSES FOR SALE I HOUSES FOR SALE _G_e_n_•_r•_1 _____ 1_000_ IGen•r •I_ -_1 ~IGeneral 1000 ~!.t_I Men 11~ THREE SEPARATE F'OJ{ SALi:. BY OW'IER . 1' F inr lloim· \\uh IO<'Offil' 7 UNITS I iohn macnab OPEN SAT /SUN ~~~:~,:~~~:~I:~·:.0~~ WILL TRADE 400 PRINCETON \\i1,h1•1 1 1'81' )!••rag(' plu~ L\.'ffi\IDF CO:;T,\ :'11!:.'$A · . 1:11111 .. r 1<11 T110 bedroom1!or smdller \\PO.td1ll Ila~ BR f.1 m1ly 1•1<1m & rk-n 11mk~hop itJt•a ! 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Perfrl'• 101· 011111t"11 "ll· I 646-8811 'l;wr h111 ·~ 1 al'd ~·11u1 1 rPr~ rnml' un11 ~ F' u I I prt<'I' tp1·taining and Canul\ l1v111c: I lllld ~.udr,; ln1 tiO , 160 rt tn.1:~100 Suhrn11 l:i' / ~!II il01 (Call \1'1 o;~ frtom S.in1a ,\11;i 111111 n Call lor 1\ppc11111111.·111 Anytime) t 'n11n1rv r1o11 ~·:J.5f(l ra~h to limn \';11111 ~:,,·rlll'nl l.1 11111r:~ C.lll :l-l~· 78j() REAL ESTATE CAREER? \\ r nl'1-d ;imbll IOUS m• n .~ \\111nPn 111trrr~trd in m.1k- u1~ h1..:ht"r f'a1·n1n~, I \\ r "111 "''" 1dr "''" "11h '""'fll1•1r "h11ol111~ n1•1•1·..,:.ar~ 10 Jl"'"~ \nur ''air <'\1m DOVER SHORES E\citing nl!"' l\na11"h n" Huge Split level front home. 1'{'(! 111. "'"'' • t In 11<''-llJlill' B.1~1'"''· but not bdrms. <t baths, P'·\\rl1 , r111 l1•ai.t' huld. thl' 1< a11 l'nonn· pier & slip 61, • • 1111.tn .. 111.; • 1>0' ~ Rll, ~ h.1th fll'at"O"" l"J' r dO\\ n to 11u.1 li•-J hll\ h.1011' \\1th .. n1 In rll!m, rlOOt "'' Thi' hE-sl Ba.\f1•~11 hm pldn 1111 c 1 ca1111· 11.1111 In :'\r" 1¥l1 t lf.1rl1<•r 11>7 ll 1'.11 .!t' r111111.:h 1111 a l""J Ill· OPEN DAIL y hlo-1 \\Ith I 111.1,<ll\I' 'hlllf I 333 Morning Stu Line I hn•11la11 ,\ 1·11111pl1•11'I) "'P- aralr ""I" 1h1 '" tni:. a rr••' Bl'll.DER MlJIT :-I-I.I 1111. ~·nrm.11 chmm: 1nom hll' tk· n1P<f1~1rly ~ Bdr111 1a1•1 , ,,1 1 'a'1 1'1'•1111• 1 '"" ;:.ira.;1 ,\ 1 hRths. nr" \'11.,. 1111111, ll,\IU; Rl \' lt11 Slil 1'i.I' :'pa1mh a.N'hi1"' 1111·1· "kin~ Ruth Pardoll, Realtor Sll~."iNl -offl'fs 1111 11,..1 1 1111> \\ "'ldlfl Ill Iii~ 1!:.I OPEN SAT . & SUN. 1210 Polaris Driv1 I "~·" ronT llEIC.11 rs \lrlkl' 11111•1 fl\1'1' llPl><'I 1 C a ll for Appt. I hl()(·k .. 1o w, . ..,, .. filf "'11>pp111c (714) 642•8235 1 1 hlrl<'k 10 N1•1q~•l'I hu::h 7 hNl1v111m ho11'f' 11n larr:r 881 Dover DI'. S11111" l01 .\ppra "a I and F111an1 11ii: I 111111 Ca hi Frri S l.n A!'!> n H\ \(lp'I 0111) S1an R1sd<1n. !D \l1 :.<1 fl1 C \I 6-1~-<L'IJ.J FREEDO-MHOME ·: 111:. ' .. ar rlrtalhl'<l c 11 . '"'\1·1'1'" par11l, s11;.1n1 Fii \ ;. '. • 1n1o·"·~r lo.in Sl'l.!1% t-..rnnl'Ci\ & i\-soi·1 .. 1r~ i. l"-!17.~I ~;vi'~ :i 1~-6D~ .~ 81h in 1 h;11hs Delu'e On '11111'1 ('Ul-clf'-S31' Sll'Pl'l and ~fr,a \' rrde Goll Cnurv Pon! Anti ";itrrJ;ill~. P r11 1l,v 1111·11hhl'rl ~.-~;:,on Cnorl l•·1m' Eanin ltrnlfy fi l~.(l;,1,;o BY OWNER May .3, 1%8 OAJLV PILOT 25 HOUSESFORSAL~USES FORSALE Corona def Mar 1250 Corona del Mar 1250 S3500 UNDER MARKET OPE1 SAT & ~L N I • 5 1108 Dolphin, Irvine Terrace potle~s (.').Cl'Ull\e ra11111\ home 4 l~c BR's plus 31 :.: bath~. formal ci1n1ng rm . lgc tani. rm. \\ u:..N.I bntk fireplace Pool :>lte vard, carpet.s. drape~. spnnklc·n., ett S54 000. SCENIC PROPERTIES tNext lo Port Theatre. Id~! 1 675-5726 Newport Beach 1200 L ido Isle ___________ 1 __________ _ eu~10111 Quall!) llnmr 1 lcr Bt'd1oom' • S ~\ .. illl nr1 .:-: llfll'""· D.\IL\ 2056 Tustin Ave, NB ,\,k 101 \11 11 .. , ,, I , ,,. I 1'11 Wm. Winton, Rltr. 10°0 Down or Trade I In •111111111-il hmrr, l•11·1'ly '2· ''"IV l~1mt• nn hu;:I' 1tbl Joi I 11~1 fron1a.:c> T NT•lw (,,a 1111 •' 1h1110111 1111'1 ' Liv 1 tn' '.' lq1ll·• rlt"<' k111·h. l1>1·mal '1111111.: rm. 1~11"" :i •·ar:: 1 1" 1.n" prw1 \I JO IOI \\'ll ti a<11 101 'tn.111,.r homr r:wh II d•nn Pim I'll P.1·;1h\ i;7,-40~1 :!~Kl \laru1r B 1Jt.o.1 1, l>i.1 .,,;;:i Op<'n 111 'I pm Buy • L ot & -Build ___________ , r1111 11n-1 rlr•1rahlr Jot~ 'I!-. \\ P 0 R T I\ I'. .\ l 11 l.1~n l~lr S1 tn !'>I Ctn OCl-:1\1'\FRO'llT rn1ta"1 ;111 h111lil "hal 1n11 \\,tnt' .\ 11d.,rahlr \'011·.illnn h n 111 I' '1 ;.. 111 1°11 • ~11hm11 w11h nnb JOO fl or Sandi 1 r. C f:l'Ft.R P.N1lry Bl';wh hrl\\l'l'll ~nu .~· 1hr -:11r. \'1.1 t.111., i;;>.q::m Ill'• an l'omplr1rl,v fu1 n1,h· \j11,1 "'" \1.rt.~ -h,~n Ni """ rr .~· 1n prdl'l·I ""11 I ,.,11,1,.. , dr 1 r,r: t, rl"'n 1lit1u11 $,l(i,0()0. l:.\1 1•lh•11I \lakr ollf'r .'l!l V1a Orv1rln lln;i1w111~ rhnnr R I Ir· .ts.117,; Ownrr• Kl '\-)(7:\1\ :? \\ r w ill p111v11tr ,\OU "11h a 1'0mplr1r & pm- \l'n i;111•t·1·ssful ~ a I r , tr11Ul1nr: p1'01;1·am 3 \\'p wi ll prn\'1dr Villi a.II I hr tool' 1 nu nl'rd In hE- ~1w1·1'~~fu I 1111mN11a1rlv "Ex perienced or Not" Call AltT GORDON 1'"1X>11 f',p;wh I 1.,1 JEA'Nlf\'t.4'iTH' :=o;C;:;EA;N=V;IE:w= Realtor 1 Bdrrn. I·'• 1l111h~. hlt.111, 11 pie', hrih\fi Hr~ Iii!'\\ 1w1111i:: 111'a111 lnrlsepnt: 1·ar. - Dbl . __ __;::==== BAYCREST Huntington Buch 1400 1k1a!'11rrl ::arac<' I .1rc:r ,\ 011'1'1 C;1~h lo loan $'!~.'MIO 548-3575 110 I l 71h <;1 ('11..,t;i \lr-;;i HOME 1.111 ,~,, W H Y ••••• ~ -1n P,1·lus1vr Camm '"""r' -(~c·-1 17~~~~~1np1~i'~"rl:~' '"'\\ -OP!'..:--SAT l\ili ROS' LARGE FAMILY? 1 f\rlrm 11_ n:11h. r"d"" S BEDRM $24,250 rlh 1::i1·1"'1111c. hu::r Im 1111h ~ w11111:: h :a11 \\'rll' """lt'11 1.; 1'f"1l111t:' 1hr11ou1. 2~· "' in: l'ln 1 nr. 1 ha1h• fr•ml r<w•I ni;1lo.r~ -1nk111:: rn11; r •m1I\ rm I ><i1'lo. rm S77 ,;il . °'' 11r1 1,i1;.;•r21 Atr \\I ,,llin::. nu, homl'., Onl1 h"' illhr "'It rhilrl1'1"n h1•r ;:ronr k '()..rl' 6. l M 1011.;1 1 n1•rvl ~ lar::" hnm .. ll>l''l<i"C. 111'1 hrl\\rl'n '"'1 ~ "'' 11 <. lonr""m" \\1l.hn11t thPm ~ro1tnri•. If vm1 n,...rl _ ....,_____ _ l:ind~·af)Prl h~ f)rr,nn I ,r.•111r1w111 I0.'1111111 fll'"I I'll frt111 In r' 111111'1 • I \':II .inl I 11,.h1:1I (ill "II'•''' ~h..1h' ~l,,1'.WI S11h1t11t fill\ O...nrr· OP!-..:-. Sl''ll I.-, --OttR \lnvr ynu1 l?;;;;-- ~46-5440 OY••· 6.42·'152 :; l'Br S::-<r:i:r 1onm (ru fl'~•' 1 \II h111ll 1n l111rhrt1 C'1n Ir "'~I ·, 11,.-,.-,'io lrnn' n111 nf .irra . m11\I ·"" 1mmPrl l·''> I Br: ' B~ nn n<nal "alk In hr;wh 1·•u11111111111\ , htl, "': fl"• I· 1rn111~ R\ ''" ""' \I~ ,on Oprn Thur' fr1 . 104\ '.Ill C'Mill 612 ;:!)j~ tltnp~~ nPC'r,,11 II,., -~Ir \7"1,m'l 1f1 11 "" " ~ 1·111011111 h1~l1:r rn· "" 111•1• 1 RR-~-B \ J. ,,, "'"' I• '"' lfl 1h" 1111 I llHnl 1'\11 ll' \l1i..1 <P~ l"I filfr''llJI' h••tt,r '"tiilht\ ''tt ~flfllN"1>tlt 0\\nf\J" -.n\tfHI ... !1"1111.: \J11n\ r>\11 1• \lfl li!fl Onh ~l'l,'1.ill ;.1~ 111 .. i ("\I 11 "Jl.'"'"U' .' <.tnrv n<>ar """ 1lo1111rr moo,.11 4 BR f:Jm BAYCREST ,\n h 111 \\ ""' hnlllP """"Im· "'1 1111 s:1 ac1nu' hnni;:. Lu~ lu 1ou~ ma:.tl'I' bedroom !<1111<' 1111h a11111m & g;ir. urn 1 Rfl :! ha th~. l;im1ly ro11111 "llh h.ir. formal d10- 111i: Hl<lm .~ :i hobhy r-'Om. R1•:i1111lully lan0~1·a11f'd on no fmanrmc prn11!r-m Call. Jim Cohh T \ r fl~ l I. !'I., ll11rhor C' 111 1f1rr i P'.1 "•'<'kd'I) ~ 111 I\ p<· """'"· yo11 "111 two w1"r '" • ..,. """' hefore you hu\ 11 h:i' :i rirh!!httu1. l'an· rlNI (;im 1111. w trplr, for· 111al rl1mn:: rm • Irvin~ rm " flpl.. 1 haths. i"land· "n" k111'hl'l1" l'lrr hll-ms & hrf..,I. hai IO\ cl v landscap- r,.,. '""'' $59,500 OPEN SAT /SUN 1.5 l'Yl1 I ;LEJ\ \\'00() I.A' r,; 0-.1 nrr f»12-4'l.'A orF:N S1\T ~ SltN 11.;, 417 Seville, Balboa Penin1ula i RM!rn11m 910 So. B ayfront Balboa l1land 1 lk<lrorJm & P1<'r OPE:>! SUN 12 • ~' Chester Salisbury r.f.,\l.TOR ,J., \i.;P mr \\r B:ill"•? '' fi71-l;'l00 :'11ntl.1\ lw· '"'fl'1·11nn ~'"' ~ 11~!.tlltl 'I\ It 1hfl ii"ll 1 Ill ..... , tit· '11r Int r1, "" .,, r<141nt In 1r,an1 "' ltu1l•I '" -••II•• 1 hn11" 1:rn n 1 \' en . Secluded Mansion w •.• 1" hto~1~e H~~~~edf I :rm .. ,, ~5n~~~~~'I' rv1111J-2% DOWN S AT & SUN 1 o .6 I 11 \ '"'111i! Tilt~ mantmnlh ;-..,.,, ,,.111 ,, ' (I ·-1~1 ''I fl I 5408 River I hl'lli'(>om. 'Piii lr1rl m;.in. Al: !' 1.a 1 ,111 , ,111, ((·111 .J11 \1111 11la1·r. ~n• Bi·h11 '~''"-~"" ::1" b:.tlh!-. and 3 lli' rm h.1 .. '1111 l.111111\ 11n Lo•"'" h•1t11''. h1.,11111hilly ;.; 1·' nnnpu~ 1t•Jlll over-Sp,IJll'h •1.1 11 0111~ ~: 1 1.11 f111111~1ir<1. nn lrll'l:P fol h'>nkm~ .il<.T<"~ of l'>f)l>n Sp;tr· Drl1a r:,,,,1 I ,1.111· tilli 1111 I oiily $i.'> I)()') I'S. You .vr got lo S<'<' this 10 ------------(;Mr~r w'1111a~son Rltr hrlirvr 11 Costa M esa 1100 I 67:\..1'"") nrE;-.r F.\'ES. ---1 COLLEG E PARK WANTED flr:>I I .1;11,. <;;ik< P•'npl,. \\'llY 'OT f.~T ()'Tm: R\'\n \\ \t,(1'" n,,.r ::0:1 Yr~1• 1n ll11111::r ('011111\ • rull p1::P ;itl\rrl1<111: • lnlrr f1llwr ll'lrl\ pr • Tram1ni: pm12ram e In~uranl'r • \fanv lllhrr h,.11d1I >< Call fill\..ll'll • 1-·or '"'""'"" TAKE A DIVE• 1.-ir::r (;im 11 h11mr "1•h rtr. l1;:ti11111 II \. F ""nl c111 ml!nrlM 'I 1th m ""'"'' "". lrN< l'Ollf rrlr tlr,~(lll'.! P1 1 ,,.,.., rn1 "' 1mm1n:: :\llrl "" 11 Rf! ! ~11 rJ1111n , q1 ,.,.11 .'fl \ 'lfl f:lllll!lll< I' I 1111 Ill S..111·h ';i «1 . r1 V. \ I 1• r.1~.;111 Op<-n V1r~ f 1-\\'I'!; ('(II' 11:·1 ------------------SELECT VALUES • I l;1rhnr I hi;hl 1nrl• 4 sr. :01., h:.1h~ ;• ,'. l1111n s .• 'i ;m + :'\f'\\ pno I llrl:?hh '\ RP. ~ 1.111?<' fam1h mnm I'• lmth' $:~ ·-;:1 I' 171h '' C \I J~,,....,.. or I• a' ""''''' ~·111 o '•r I 111i11u nr1-.\' s.\ r 1, .. 1 ' 2526 Carnegie ·, Burr White, Realtor ·~IOI \' r" !)' 11 I r.I •I \fl\ J'W'111 r.r ~' I tl111111r1l1 \rl 1,1 q 1 "II• • 675 °4630 Ori-' E\'Fr.\ 11\\' Victoria Mesa Home~ \14(lf'\ f':n 111 ,fl \If l••I I :=========== """ ,.,.,,,.1111 nl 11111111. 1111: fr11 lhr \\hl!lr f<1m1lv I I 1 "I' h .. I f)1,h\\r • n • nmr 11rl'p ;1rr, 1 h .. _ _. 1 ... I u r11la1·•·' 111·''fl''l11'' , " 1H~1 1.u111lv mom Srr If. nf)l'r\ 1><·am1•., f'l'l 111Cll ... 011-,,.1111 , ,,.1,. ,.~ 111111 1 • S;)2,.hl \IES1\ \' E P. n ~-hi!" •·ar car''~' n.: ln1. Cln-.rl I i.: 1 ~· I -R~;Al.TY :111;.~1!f.lfl lo m ;orki-1< .Ii 11 11l•f10rl.1l111n n11111 ""1 <Ir n111•1'"11"'' f.. mnrw 1·11,111111 r\lra.., ~ '"'" '!!!!'-' $18 7 SO s1·: 9·i11 1 ..... rl11 r)\ in111 n111 ' 1 O,:>enSat/Sunl-5 ' 11 ,''"" ,,,., 1111.1111, 110 0\\ ~ l::R -E XI'(:-nr:1dr1wr Ra~ {'l,''I arr.; Rl'llrr 1h11n nP" 1 hdrm 1 ha hi; lam , m . li'pl, 101 mal din r111 lw1111 \d. Iran' ~11 :'. 101111 S 1'i.!l<KI l!l'i V"''~rcl l"111r i; Mi ~~:;~ ---BY OWNER 1 r;r. ' B~ n·n1• <h·p<. lpl1· '' ~• h111 , .:ill PIP•'I. lr1wr<I. p••I !NI It •n Ot·r .. n. ~~.l'ffl 11\111 R"ll"P r 1"'<'""' 1>12.1~2:1 i; lfi.!)q,J1 SPl.fT-lrvl'I ,.11 ... 1nm \flnrln ' Rr. 2 11~ r.·rk hl1n~. 1·111 ... dips, I• -ol ~.vrl 1 t1nd ~ f111<1nc·111r.:: Ownrr. 64~-ltt'l O\\''\fR mo1,nc • m11"1 Jtrll • RI: : h.i. rlltlr frpl• Ii: Newport Hgts. 1210 lul ni•w r-.u-peung. bh-11111 RY Ownl'r S:?'.! -.m '.'i BR I A, ;.. 1r,1m fnr hoal 01 lrulrr. RA. nl'"IY ('arpl'l<'rl 1\irr hi.llllll' ~11 :' • loan · Sl:l.l J>l'r Jli!llO In rr11r, 1r1solalrd rr1I '''" pnn• ,\ int I \LI. r..\ '' in:' i\llr\ ..i•rr.-( n 1 1 •\I 1.T ·,1r~ I 1·11 1·.imrirr n1 h Ir 11r 11111 IY HERITAGE I u sun i:ar~::r q,...,,. '" "'hnt1I~ r.m rnr '''""I :?'ill) \!~1 ::~'"' (h ' R 11· 1-.,;, ...... I -By Own;;:-:-Builder r.,,r 1,...1111-. .. 11' " "''llll'I"~ ll1•rnm ll1omr Tnr lo1·a11rot1 l ·111111l<l1•r' ~·11111 in' 11,h hrl1Tn f;11111h Im ' h:\lh' " ''"'I \I \\ l'ill P• ,, ,r,, d1.111 " 1.,11 t;( l).<l 111 ()nl,\ ':I 1/¥1 B\ ()\\ Jlt'I ·o1•1.1;:11 1 l:H I '• P.a. 1hnmc f.1111 1111 rl,fl\\ .. 111• "ill \\ alr1, I~ 1·.-111 l"I'"· •pnnkl<·r~ (Jlf 11 I jll ,r,, dt~fl''.< ~~j, 1111 'Jj ('n( .. 1wto r1 ·,1·~~11::, l111r•I hi! Ill'. fty;rf 1'1'1111'! hh tn 1 a1·1111111, .1 . r·.;r • •1 111111n11 .. rin, ~ }'' nlrl S 1!.001 I 1:: F11llf'r1t111, :t1i;.:: l ~~ A\'.\ll:lmm rrt-Chrr llii,·rn ~ Rr, 2 h;i '.! Rr Orrin \'11 lni-Apt \l~.:ro ·,1~.;1m Corona del Mar 1250 l:Y '''"'' I fir. 'h.i. 1<1111 -----------' "''1'1 hlfn.. rhh'' c.ht Jtr\\ 111 •">•Ii:, 1•rl ~·.•r1n I Small H ome+ lncom• I I 111111 'ith.•1 ''" , .. , lb· P\I 11111<fr1 1n·' fin ~·1111 p1 wr \ "1 IM College Park 111 S . -----A Steal-Cameo Shoru l'\I lrtl ; .. 't11 r 1m '"' ·1 11 I ,., ,, ll•••I~· \I hi ,rll nnir ''1th l.1r:!r lnl '"' ;uh \ 1 ,~1 1 "' ,,,.,, , 11._,~·,i; · " , ,.. 1.1 null ,, """1 I 11 ,..,.,.,,, lr11111• 1•11111 ~ hnmr 1'\l'llll Newport Beach •11011 :1 Bn • h.t 1200 nN" :'\T .{ ''' i .., SEE THIS! 4612 Roxbury Rd. '' '• rt1•' 11ut uld ,. tl;1• I • I I .i..,,..,,, ' drn tinow .,n I ~~11n91 Co11st ProP.erty • 1 I"·' 1 •I 1n 11 11 hn1 .. \I •l';:lll'lllr C'd\I (,.,' 'I 111 1I 111 I'll .I ,,, .. r1 \\llll " 11, ,,., .. 1 r., 111 .. r 180 View 111~ "°'"fl'" pann & l'V('rY· 1hir1~ In m.;k<' vnur lamilv 1,,,. '"'P'"'' · s::1.om. Ry "" nrr ~17.!;f;Jn "''"l>'I' knds. - EXECUTIVE AREA '1'011 h\ on.:: 111 Hunt1ngton l.\rA•·h r1 P'>ll~P RrPl'I. F"l!· 1111111~ t.~.:, RR hnm"li. Sin· ct.-~nd : ,1n1-v. <rim,. mhl '"'"' "llti lli1 ~x'.!1' {;im tmt- 11 ••I P.. r~ 1?;11-rlPn k111 hr11• dN· hlHns, i h11l1•, (n• mal '1111 rm'. '''Ir;; 11: ma,. lf'T RR.~ I 1p In 231:, ff1 ft $_"1 '1,1'1 .,,~ .. , ml •• ".O yr .... l'"IM4lillt1MQ ~ :-1-1&810~1 SOL VISTA ror><il~r i Rr m"ffrl. ('rl~ th p< h,.ifJ I o:onftrt1rr f~w-~e ..... ,,,,.., 1 .. 1 n .. nr r It in .. f17P<i \II .:;r crll 11111 \ 11.'lm 5 hlod.;< ~n111h ,,r I l11nhn!!'tlln C'rnlrr Paul Jones Re~lfy ~li I •1;r. I•, ~H..);!l1'l OCEAN VIEW 1 Block Beach 7 11n11~ • 4 ,1 r~ • I'll<;\ hit. .' f;; ' RR' -"nc-1 i::;ira g...s Rr. \SHF.i\r: rJ:i\LTI' ~17 >":J I "'~ ~117i; G I or FHA : t c -, 11r ., \· ~ h~th• r ., '"'" ,,., ~.1 'm ti ~·,•1,/1 \I 1<111 tlno,hr•I tl'flnu"' 1 , 111 Haffd<1I Re;ilty llromr~ In \l~l<h l11t'n!'IV" ~i I \\ .1111,,1· q ;.1 !ff 2 Story -Co14nial P OOL '"'lltl r•ri• t 1..1',..hPn. -"" Fii\ '" r. I rr· '''"·\I 1:1 \I rt •fo,. I l\r .;~,',~71 \ ....... 1 1) I 11: I I •>i~fnr •"'" '~: '1Yl I · ,, , 1v 1 RR j 7 ~· ' 4 BR -OWNER ' 1: t1 pt I•• 1111 '" 11 nrw On 'T"f'I nl lhl" \\n1ll' 1• I llHI h ll.1• 111 I 1 I.A hnm,. ''"' 1·h 111111111: 1 Rr' '1,,,.h f11·111• "'''I n111 ni. n"ilr 1l11111H: rm pll1~ lam 1111 h •111• • 11•»' I 1011 ·It• Ii.· hPach~ • 'P'' ( ''fl'' : 1.,, ,·lul1 J'l'l\ 111 ·, 111 \ 'l<ll C)Jl.·n \\'1'•'1< , ""' , oJ c;·!nrl :-;1 i;r,.m t 1 '.Ii itlll 1•1111 ,1"1 o,, 111 1 •1 ill 1 111-;1 !ml 1 P.R • 1.1111, \11. w .. ~1f'l1rr k nn nn" 11r thr 1.,.,,1 ,111, 1• .,, ~I' • • 'I li.11li·1r \'11'" 11111~ 1.,, ""'' I ·I'\( 111l, 11.f:-"~ f\A, bit. s .. :,.fXI, I Ill' 111 'ff 'I h· lfl''· 0 Shopp1nr: T•· ~rr c.111 \1 II'\ I •I , f,.1111 I ti .. I I ·' '1 f'rr·frssionally I 1 "11°•·1 I 11111 1 ii" d ' I• r In k I er ~ F 11rtl W11lker r· ' ~· hh orhoo rl R~t\l.IOf': \;;~''\I:~,;, ' \I ;11 rnrr~ S<·h"'ll I 1 •1'. n .. 1,,,, 1h I ~11,. Iii; n1 '1 -Rega rdezl Reg1rdez!-In' O\\'V_rn __ ---• 327 SANTA ISABEL I Wells-McCardlt Rltr1. C11~1om 1'11.1111 '.! RR -c!rn, 2 IRJfl Nrwpof1 r.Jwl • C.M hi11h~. .!O\:lfl Iii 1n1: Mrlm "Y1~ i72'l h·,,~ M.l-ffi,111 P ool -$21 ,950 r ,.,, 1111r l-.1111r llli!l,nn I\ 11 I f'J' ""'' 111 ,, .... r:irvi f~m rarrpl~"" hr=l1H1h1I '"n<I 1 I • ..tr-t lle•k~R1lf nnuhl,. 1r11r FOUR BEDROOM "~" l.l\l"rl in h\ iirl11lt< nn.h I OWNER 'S APT. ,.,.. ,, • 1;1· ,,,,.,.11,.111 r "Hlfl11tnn \I " "'' nrt H 1fl I• if ,. \•1th r,(l ''I: f\;t\ ,(· ""~~n-~v~I\ ~ RR ' R;i hnm,. no "1 lnl~. <ll't" I h llllht r• ~ f'f)1l1 hr I I ni ' 1•~ di'• hh "" f Jllr """r .runmr1I Jl 11,1hl,. Y1l01 " \ ''' l'I' 111 nn & Mll s-ror rv n11r hlli-:l'l'.'l; f,,,,, 111\..fflAA *LAtHENMYER I Italian Restaurant - '' ,,, ', r' '" .1~111hl,, 'l rlPlll~" 1 'n 1 •I 11n1I< 1f11m11111r 11·~1l 1hl1 1 I ""' rr " ,.,., ''"' 0111 nr College RHlty 5 46.5 880 '""'" "",,rr m·1'1 "'" SN'I I !YI \tl.1m• ;11 ll;>thor lhl'~ ~O\\" ''rill C'mrnt.1 n11'1~r1 I \\ALL\' \Ii<'°' REAi.TY r.12~117 1111~1""' 5'1:>4412ITR1\\'SffltRFO 1n !'i.1mo~ MESA VERDE BEAUTY :I rm ~~ f'l111n. rtrr lo•rl\ lnrlurl.-11 ~lltl'IMI~. bid". C-'.! I ... h 1 cl "' J .J. fam1l)I • p;1t1•"· -!. pr. "'~ "3' '"'· rapr\, "' I w Int Submit )'Ol.D' lrrms • dm off m11,1r r flR. 1\iovr-r111~ ho'aut1lullv I mdvaf""(l, will lr.!rll' ~hi m n7"t1 B· 1111 prof'! I fri111 ftrl'< S:' I 'l .0 >II}. 'i~~ $]2,500 l;ind'l('Aptn~ NLW. """"r l1vl'Ci m . ~ Rn Perron Re1lty Co. ~l" '" ·• n~ •-<1nrln ,. 11 p • 111;i111'• 1q1h I,, Onini:r 1:1? 1771 Wilker R ulty hlln• z r.ir t:IH \1'1 '.m COLLEGE-PARK I;'.'\~ V111 J.,1rln fi7V>~ _()\\11l'r 1\1111-:'l "''- 'Fm 'I h11lh r11m11.~ l"M"1 ·I Bick B.ty Ar•• I s·..'~~,F.~~~~ I fl"R le I I d .·1,.ll"' -·""' 11111nnv 'TW' -.~ .. lln ~I'll~ ll'llM . VA·IOl\"Ol"f'P lnf'N'• .,,, nr f'W'llf ~' I • ·..i· 1'11' r;rnt try tO'~ dnwn Pr~ romrr homr • rnd IAtml:v ,vr/I. ""Y · "' · _ tmdl'r Sl">.000 mom 111 nnl,i V1 -~'fl Wood l:i BORM 11, l\J\lh.~. rr1>l1 Oprii Sftl, Son J .r1 root . .-lf'C"trw-,,,1111 inA, ""Y w;~litirt,. Nr M'hl~ °'-'Tll'r. J!Yl f'rlnl'('tnn Or .. CM. f'Nl.90tu1blt' trnn~ :imin~. 64.·~<wi _______ _ CORBIN-MARTIN Coll~ R.t-ltltv ~ BIG l BR.. f1m rm • 2 he . REALTORS ~18&2 i.t. lo1, on C'ul ~ S11r Nur Stach. Sal!On Seii S73.500 Owner ~31~ ··-....... .._-._ .... --......... ' . u\ 11'-r ~t .. • !tpr~ Rm tn I'd t lt,.~.M :'rll all nr ', 1111 nr tarlr l'.?1 ~1 '' St.. ran 1• 1rl. in rrar Chn1rr i;n.:11"1 \~ 111 ~'"'' h'4:Vr rtir l':irl\, ' .• , 0~· ,. ,; (;j'; I '"' , . .,.,,, ''"rk11,.h,(, r~m R' f1\\,~f: I RF:-~-t>'ltm rn<>rn q I. iYl Orrn "' rn· hrn1h 1 nnn rl1n111::-mom flrlAnl'\ RI' ii ~ ~l.1tr • l'"lih I" lrnrN1 h GI S23.9oo:-BY OWNER t>i.;. ·mo Inn • ~ .• :.·m. :?O!l\:! $lll'gr • RR '' ba1h, frpk, " 1t l'J>I· inc J1, hll'l<'ks 1n """"n ., fl'••I~ rl11h hou!l!' ~.10 Ct1llon rl<lV I 'i ~l Pnm~t lh:t Ln 'Iii -ffi1'l ~I l;f2.:l:m er. \:\N:_R11 __ v_v_1-,.,-,,-:-:i BR~, lh ~II rfl'r 'I. 51) rll'Hll'd f'nh<Ml~t·, :!.In) ''l t I r 1r"I"',. hi\ "' -. /llfonl• • It '"'' ~~'l 1'11\ hi1-I , J. !o',',-1.(fi\'.\. \lnt-rnnd ~-~ Needs Wor~ ' sn. ~ h 1 h11mr phi\ Ari ~rr s::u IC<' , plu~ r:ul'\I Q11,1rtrr~. on J)n"ll\ Pnpr1\ <\VI' $.1~. 'iOO R L S1Rlll\1,F'R, 1:111 1117 ~ C"n~•I llwy, C'd\1 li7:µ;,; 1fl I": '1 R11 lcr n1-lw-Rmr<I lido tale 1351 •111 p.anrlo-<I <1•'11 rm p~l1n l;wrl~ \d $111.r..O Own,.r 1..v1 IV'nl I ..11 n(' r.u;._"11)1'1 R.\ YCRl'.:.'\T BY OWXU! '.1 l.AtrS:P Bdrms :l,'.l (I Act ft Jv11n \\'ell~ bu1J1 ~·rr IBnd 1100 W 1nf'!w11rtl unr Lge 4 BR-$6<4,500 0-.1nrr "-'\V• "t,r1 OflM'" 61'~1 or Tenni1 NEWPORT BEACH REALTY fi7:'>-1642 £vet. 54fl..121n BR MW S br N«d B~ronl, WATERFRO~'T 62 Bal~ C.nv~. ll BR. $75.000. \\ IU tndt> for pmp!"r1y. ArRhi;,n Jltl'r Ir •hp. Aru'11 bt-11 b1ry horv11. nr ' U Fi'Ti1 Owntr 673-1647 ct11rlrx IA' tlnrk. r011l1""'Y In 110\W'. Call 213. ~ mR.'lf:R rhMIW'I wati-rfrnnl I T?l Vu, l..lrlo fllM! f\tm Brm.f-:""' m-t~1 zn· ~1 & Rv ~' n~ V-a-<'M_l_:l_h_r-. -1-'-: b.t Inn I ' IN\ lnl. mmpl rNil'r. '-h•lWTI 1\11) llmr. S.! ·,on ~~ Pnlk Ctr ~~3965 F ountain V1lley 1410 R1·.\p lln11•1'. r~rrRf lnration 1 RR, " tu. fullv rptrl. bl!Ni rm• """" •1111k,.11 l1v rm w/ It rl llll( \\'>ill lnr. ~r i):::--.:n '' !";;r,--. h1~t t;h) .•'<' f'll \ ln $?:i.~. 8) O...·nrr '.1.11 AA~ I Santa An1 1620 !ff O\Vl'\ER. 4 bdrm, 2 halh". luge lotdien llll built-in. W'RJJ lo w11U <'Ar~. ('USlnm dl'ltJ>f'S, fil'!'fllac-e. uhhty room, h,.. a u t i f o l l11nd• .. &p111c: "1lh I' A t I 0 ' nlhrr rxtn!" '>l't-J2al -.. ..... .. -.... -...... ... .................. .. 28 DAILY PILOT ~rlday, May 3, 1%8 t1VUSl:S FOR SAL.t 1 HOUSES FoRS ALE-, i<t:NTALS 11 ENTALS I RENTALS --------1 L 8 h 1705 HouMt Furnlahed House• Unfurnlahed Hou ... Unfurnlahed S•nta Ana Hgts. 1630 I aguna eac ------------------- ,, Acre w , 2 BR h'" 011 1 Emerald Bay Newport Beach '2200 Cott• Mffa 3100 San Cleme nt• 371(\ Palisades R.c.>ad. :.; P td O~ER offPf'I custom built AVA.lL •. ll.tne lat thru Aug 2 SO.RM. AduJta. $125 mo. OCEAN View. ~Y 3 Br. , m11.stly cash. By 0 11ner hornt' with •pectaC\lla.r 01 r '" L<r.·rly 2 BR .. f.ltt'ps 6; .ll'ater •• ltU artd gardt'~l'l' l~ ba, excl area, av:tll to :1-ln·4'1:\.I ';M\ $ from rvNy 11ll>m Sl.OtiQ For summrr 67J..9-t5J paid. 1586 0ranl(t. &C!-2657 ahow 514, S/5, 12 to 6 pm -----<;,f)El('IOUS open bt•amttl 111-$2°2!) mo. 4:/17 Ca.J)p AbdJ, Laguna Hills 1700 ltllt room \\llh !a1..:1 .idiom· Univar1lty P1rk l237 INewport B~~h 3200 San Cl,emente Ti"l-6960 ----u1;: p1'1\ 1111 "rxxJ dH.'kt>d pa. "!SS!O." \'1P1n. Ch -1 n I 11 ti11 flclu.\e hlt!'h('n dnJ • \\'!-: HA VE :! F L·ns !SHED 3 BR Housr. l&J"ie hv &: din Duplexes Unfurn. 3975 Clairt DPane hiJ1n~.:; BR 11 t•r<>a\..f,)tl 1...,.,m ~ r...--<lrO'•m~ 110\lt.S av;nl on 6 m~ rm . ra.r . 30x l0 basement. BA. UI -gr (Pl:l r!rp~. air &· cl rn ui th :,;\\••di~h tir l'-le.i~rs ·July thru D"c One Beaut )Ud, tn ut trtts • 2 BDRM. cpts. drps. bit-ins, C()nd , lnd~l·pd hl• k Wdll. pla«~ ~.v f'''"";il l<Hl'1~lafl-1s ~ bdrm & drn or I bdrm avocado. apl\l'QI. peacll, fl&, cple, exc1us1ve area, refs. a\11111 r•o\. 1;ai.11. SJ:,.!.KIO ins:: ~:i 'll"O, }'() Bin ·,-,, 11, ba1h6. frp!s ,<, blHn,. gua\o, grarw' '•m-d~trUC· Sl6S 673--0130 IU7-'i6~~1 CfJrvn« clrl \l.u 14 IJi'.:i . C.\LL BOB PETTIT th t ch1ldm1 '"'lcomr under \\tlh Burr Wlutr.Rltr. c-ood11ions. SllO mo. lease. ···•1ALS 'l:'.Hl!Ol or 6ir1630 6~9780 Aph.. Furnlthed ?PEN_ H~USE--HARBOR View Hills. ~ew 4 . "a' .~ &m 1 '" I Corona del Mar 2250 1 BP.. 3 13<1 ; ocean view Cott• ~ 4100 White Water Ocean Vu I 1 h11ml' f am rm .. 2 frplcs., $22 SO Wk U ""'' ''1''"111 hit I t•1 : l>a .-Mory C1-1AR'.l!ER I d '-dr ~ DI • • p I ., Bf• t111 rt 5" f II S ra. pe e "' aY"". n, rm. • Stu .. ,_ Ba b IUI' ,,iot, k111h111 h· 1!1;JI'~ • • ·r 0 ""Y u.:~: & brkf~ nook. Pauo. Call <UU le c apt.s. (' •1nu1.: 1··t>ll lt•Jl 'If lr1:;: m~r ~~:t!-!11° ~r Y.~1~ S:.>.:> alt. 4 p '.\1. l~l-123l • lncJ Ullls le Phone i.erv. .,, , 1• "''h" 1,111 , , , 1 •r.tl m .,,3-i:M 1)1 M.-:'.&I.> •Maid Servict ·TV avail. C e New "·'e .. Bar 1 lose to thopplng, P ark '.,.,11110 ,·p1'1 ~. tt ' I ' B lb University Park 3237 ~ "' B Cl b & GI I C 1, 11 •nl 1111 w·in· a 0 • 2300 ZJ8.11" Newport Blvd. :>43-9755 oys u r I lub i>:: .• '\•"' l't ·' AITR.-\C.ITn. 3 bPdroom.I OVERLOOKS PARK CHATEi\U La POl."TE TU t>l'n~n Tl 1 'iC:LL B,.arh Sl'\1 10 June lj, or S· pl')(}J arta 4 Bdnn&. 211 Furn 2 Br Ap1. Htd prol. not ·111 }"'u ha' P s•'<'O 1h1> B 1h 2 f I bl l C re k °''n'?r mu.'t si>ll 6'-JllltliLI l'nn'"'l1."''11hlp '" r gn .~ r a. \\kly 6:~ '.'i&iO a rp ~. l·ms. Av111 arport .. o i.1 par ·g. aim. ost new ~ Bl: 3 ha. I!:!" I ny'n "'"". ' nr : R.1 , nn 1 or '.! yr l&r. Call BOB Adults, :-<o ~is. '1"' k~ 1»1•10 lf\I < .' '"1 Vacation Renfllt 2900 PSITIT, \\llh Burr White, 1941 PO'.llONA AVE . O f ~aguna Be_a_c_h_~_17_05 Seen Everything 7 RENTALS Aph. Furni1Md Laguna Beach 4705 100 CLIFF DRIVE LUXURY FUR.'llSHED Year lse. Bachelor w gar steps to Shore & Shops. Oceanvtew !l'Clm every Apt. from $150 mo up. 494-Ulll RENTALS Apta. Unfurnished General 5000 VEN DOME SPECIAL! 2 WKS FREE RENT Make reservauons !llOW Newly Redecorated • Spacious 3 Br's · 2 Ba • S\\ 1m Pool · PutJ green • Frpl Indiv11ndry fac'ls • Adults & FamJ.ly areas 1845 Anaheim Ave. C.M. 642-282~ UNTALS Aph. Unfurnl1hed Costa MeH 5100 HARBOR GREENS BACHELOR • UNFUR.N. from $100 incl. utd. l • 2 le 3 BDR.'\f. FUR.~. &: UNFURN. Heated Pools, Olild Care Centl'r. Adj. to Shopping - Ko pets a!lowed ?700 Peterson Way, at H.ar· bar & Adams. Costa Mesa. 546·0370 ! BR .. ra1,,, d1•apf'S, ~frig., 51nvf r r11rc·d yard \lonrh &.l:!-16;)8 $11.5 2 BDR \I. Cp1s, drps. bltns, 1 chldrn OK. Slli mo. 962-.>,00; ? BR AJ>l. ~ew cpts. d Jl"I, o. l'n chldrn or pets. $120 m Pvt courr-yard. 5-llHi769 REAL ESTATE General Income Property Investor's Delight Tmitic levera&e !up to 95% linancing); tremendous de- preciabOO wrlteotf <1 0 w. land to improvemeot ratio). NO rxterlor malntenance or yard work to ~orry about. Complete recreation facill· bes and good established tenmts. Buy 1 lo 20 wilts and laugh at "tax time". B1·oker: 546-1210 BusineH Pro~rty 6050 COST A ~£.SA. comer nt>:-.l to )1otor Vehicle Dept. 19th St. across from Civic Cent- ,.r 11ra1 new high M$f' 1JU!cr I bldg S.JOO mo lrom ~ rentals plus room for addition. $16.cm. GOOD REAL ESTATE :m i" Coast Hiway Laguna Bl>ach 1:1+7,;tS REA L ESTATE General Acr••~ 6200 80 ACRES • Con Main eut, weet road) Newber ry . Calif.. Silver Valley, hi· desert. dry, 18 mile1 east of Barstow, "Land ol. Lakes" area. 90 Man·made lakes in valley. Alt&l!a. fish ra.l~ing, recrt'tltiona1 Many develo~ mrnts in progrea'such as a ski lake !or water ski in- struction: much a f a I f ll growing; f inished restaurant with a e v e r a J lakes for tishin& & swim- ming &: ovemite campers, and goU course; a lake with waterfront parcels available for home building. Ttus ll"\fel 80 acres bas a wrll & pump & reservoir on pro- perty · ready to raise aUalfa or !>mid a lakP tor water l\ki1nz or for Lish raismg °'' ner S.J7~0 eves & wknds. with J)dnor;1rn w V1r .v rul r1n --..:_ . ·~~ -LAI\£ Tahnt' I BR. furn. ::========= ,... IJ, A: t>nlenainnwnt a; "3 I ()\\ n<>r m )6711 ~, .• 111 R!tr_ 83J..-0101 or 6~30 Dl:."LUXE S""Ciou~ 2 BR &. L I f \ r ,. drn. Furn apts Sl60 + ut1l onP levrl \ Ri:..,\ . A.: 1 L • 0 p 1 t 1730 blp.~ 11. .,,.h & rlor k pr1v. l Baclt B•y 3240 • ""D L''' 0 , ana o n • Healed pool. ample parking RENT Newport . Beach 52 00 8uslne11 R•ntal 6060 TO SETTLE ESTATE 2 1 /3 ACRES VACANT lAND ru• f ·' fl L . ._r; !M1v hlk frn m l)<:h Rl'nt \\k or -----J....---- d I No children, nn pl'ts. 1965 e tl."'! fPaturr~ . '.\tl'ST Bf. 3 hr ! tia 'l·cilr ;::ar, V1PW, nlfi \\flt(' '.\fr'l> Burki' 3 BR fenced yard, newly Pnmona, or 6~'.,!.j8~ SEE:'I TO ;\PPP.I:.CI \Tl: 1·/'ntrr P·•'•"· SJi tJ.:/J •• ".\ yr Ct 1td1held, '!16 S«ott S1 , painted, near UCI. Sl50/m(I !mined ll{'f'upancy ()fC, "-cl I \',\ ti' 11,. rnr~ l~:'IY\.i L1vpr111nre. Cal or call H.5: watrr pd, gardener service. 2 BR, Studio Apl adults. tn- ft.>r the hrsl om" 111 1h1~ lnw 1-17-;',itlti Kf Zl-Zl '.!~ aftl'r 5:30 P'.11 fant OK, crpts, patio, $1.:lO 3 Room• Furniture Jt:ST completed 1 BR. 2 B $25 Month lrplr, lux cpt11, drps, pati Ft:LL OPTION TO BUY Chanclellrrs 111 din rm No rl~posit o a c. mas1rr 8,\, a1·r053 fr Coco's & \\ E'StdJlf Plai.a ll)W pn•"". nnly $11 ·~11 J."·' Condominium 1950 !RENTALS mo. Adam~ & Harbor. terms -rl'clul'M lt'•rn $1'.l 'JYI H U f • h Corona del Mar 3250 &!6-0063 OPF::'I: tor fn,fl"("'1nn .\n l 1. T s..,,, l-Em w/w ouses n urnis ed I -sn;-.-D-IO_A_p_t_C_p_1~-.-d-rp-.--& SAT,_ SL:" 12 ; 1·a r " .. • n -r Id r v e r Cotta MeH 3lOO S;;IX) \JO 4 BR, 4 ha, huge hv blt·Ul6, all u11l pd. Cl<>Se to or ,.811 !nr ~rpt 1,. V"' r11f11;: ''•!-Jl>'i2 Mirr ~i I room de wet bar. view o[ \le~a del :-Olar By monih or H.F.R.C. S~IXJ 10 $2?5 mo. &12-0'l39 Furniture Rentals ;;17 w 19th. c ~!. 548.1154 AT'TRACTTVE 2 BR. study, lf'l&l W Lnrln. Anhm 771-WXll ~A. Elf'C bH·ltl!i, sunken pa SMALL To large Comm. of. 2 fiN" swtl"!i for r~nt tn Coata '.11 PSil. &12-10-IO or "·es. 54~-2g41 tlo. \llrpets, drapes, gar 2 1t 3 A C R E S commercial ioned tC-21 on major thor· oughfare in Santa Ana. '.\lo- tel. apt~.. buslnes:1, trailer park or other commereial OK, or hold for future in· c?'l'a~ in VlllUe when Bolsa AvP. fully rlevelopa into 4- lane blvd. S(wer line stub- ~ at property. A mp 1- watPr supply. Drive by 4717 \\ Bolsa. Santa Ana, then phonP owner 542-~. 3019 8 0 ~·r~d"'" i1Jl\!1mP \1kend.\ $200 MONTH OCt'an and htlls. Call owner \\('('k :>4IHJ336 ern r., 111111, B· 11 1 Mil, ·1n 71!3··3168 Laguna Beach 3 BR home with pool • mclud-========== l BR-t.:TIL PD $lm/rno Co1ta Mesa 5100 .lgf>. r beat'h. Adults. N ""'"· s~ mlJ yrly 642-. 3 ER. 2 Ba . w/modmi con • Excrllent Ux:ation • N""' 'Y decor. store, 17x40 1873 !l;irbor. C. \I &16-66.>l Pt. Bh1,. Prw>I SPrv1cP I, I car lido l1le 3351 Perron Rl!alty Co. garagr Varanl & rPady ff>r -642-1771 4 Bedroom Home Ouplexet For Sale 1975 Adults Only VPnrPnl'PS, nr. beach D1scnmmatlvl! Tenanb canal Penin sula & Office Rental 6070 \\ llli I V!,,11' nf thF rnolhlJ, '.! bath<, lllf::P [,1Jlrl"' 1pi"rJ ) arr!. J hlork In ~, hnols. $.}2.5ll1J • In\\ Dn Pm•< 494.9933 LOS PADRES REALTY ~ (,ll'llne;r" ,;;1r~l Lagima &-11ch <ne.xt '" Tk·Tf!C mari«•ll 01ITT\.-r\CE-- Rea1 "\\'lfEELL'iG DEAL" finer 6Pctlon Li!guna. 2· story. rt>dar ~ h 1 n g 1 e a , IJUtstandmg Oc~;uwi~w. ;; BR. den . formal Liv nn. Mod/kltch. nnly 1:>"1.'Y>O FP \l1s!1on P.lry l!H.OT.\1 2 & DENZfam1t~ room Beauhlu! v1ev.• ol mountains & ocean l m1J., fMm l'lrn Opt'n Silt & Sun pm l:wl Blurhird Canyon f)r S37,;,m Good terms. T. R. Janl'iel1, Realtor. LOVELY OCE/1'.11 VIEW Lanai patlo, used brirk frpl 3 BDR'.llS. '.l BA m.9rn Call 496-12-13 Ile twn l (}?i fl m. : l r.r Ar>t' Yard. ~ar. 1mml'd1ate oct:upancy, DtW P LOVELY 1 bdrm rpl!i, drP6. CPLES only 1 BR. Homry, tiy ;;71; flower I hltns, S'> patio. le11~r SZ75 f'fl!tl'I, $75 mo. t.'>Ti·D San1J1 QllJPI E<1&l,tdP. (" \( !':flt) rl1>" n. * !;.1+li.~ ED RIDDLE :::.m:::::o::::6::::7:::::~-::::1~::::~==== Ana Av,.' ~?.8-{)11'! R I I NASSAU Palms 1 & 2 1:3R ea tor, nc. 646.8811 Huntington Beach 3400 Furn nr Uni SllS.$1511. Hrd 3 Be<lrooms & famiiY Room-1 G L . pool 177 E. 2'.!nd St. 642-3645 i<cN!ALS Hou1H Furnithed CIN1e to r;ch()f))s $Ind ~ho"-otfa otta K1d1~ , Renlal1 to Shue 2005 ping A~·aJlahl!' immPChat;-\\'E GOTTA UYl"TA HOCSE. Z BR .. turn. or unhirn ~tn'i.. R"'"P f'I h I !y, $20!1 Month ~ Befirooms do\\'n with hugr 'lo children 01 f>"lS SlZ> mo. ......, pro man to s ar!' numpu• R IJ 0 m up5tall"S ~f>-~383 &l&-987>3 spar linr Pk Tv..nhst w / JEAN SMITH, BriC'k HreplarP, mod e r~ E/SIDE z BR. f'lpc· nlrn~. same Pool. LPnnii. ct. Call Realtor kitch~. carf)t'!s. rtt'llpe~. ov-pano, Adults only 361-B '.llr. A~~en;on wkdys. alt 7 Prslzt'<l fl'nced )ai'rl IBA nr O~e fll> rn-0 fi.l'.H29l! r Ol K:C-Ol67 ~3255 VA Terms. BACHELOR t?St to share Ll'\Ft.i"Tt'J 2 BR house, 'l new horn". •, mi. from adults, '.? chi ldren, wood bPach H B I j 3 6 -!16 2 o . flr,ors. cpl!! & drpb. frplc. 2 s.t2-416j rar >earage. Pa rking arr11 I nnlv for hoat. trlr nr related WfLL Shar<' my w:iterfront P'/ll lfl. $l '.!j. m1J. Fnr &p-71\82 EDl'.'/r.ER hrttl~" f< dl'l('k 'wl:tn 40-60 poinlml'lll lo .,.,., r a I l 84241;).'i OPEN EVES )ear~ Sl~JO \lri !il~3Jl fHi;-l!ll3 aft~ P:'-f. -f fl£E RE:-;T.\L soor;- Newport Beach 2200 VERY CLEAN 3 BR . fl"'!' In :ind Br"'1 •e r11rpel11. dra;p"!.. b11: covertd \\'!-~ HA Vt SO\!£-... LTDO S'!.nd~ 1 hdrm. 2 pa lJo, '.\l!'~a ~I :'>tar aree haths. 1 hlk from hP::tch, S'l'..'5 month lo month Ag! \\Al.KER '-LEE n1>w furn. S'.?00 wk SummPr· 'i i'>· II II 7AA2 Ed1n1:"r Perm. trom S•pt 15 · $3m $135 l BR. H~". ,., R:aragP 1'42·4-fli <>r -i40·5l·IO mC1. Write 8oJt :\1-109 Dally patio, pool, drp<;. rptll, stove. Oprn EvP~ Ptlot Adults fi46.376'1 S'20<J. :-;f.\\' 1 bdrm. bu1lt1J1S THE Ql1CKER YOU CAIL. I CHARC;E your want ad 00,v rpt~. drpi-. fpnrtd )ard TifE QUlCKER YOU SELL Dia.I 642-567S rr(Pr"n""~ rPrtt11rP<l Driv,. lly Ht~ ;\lun•lrr Dr thtn ctll n I !~-0955 or 714 ~-Hi6-1 Newport Beech 4200 Ocean Port Apts. Bachelor & l BR Apt,;. Compl rum, bltns. rpt-.. dljls Hid pool. ""C rm, p\'I i<ar Acro!tS from 0<..-ean. Sll'i -$1:'.'i F>-t2-t~r:. ~ 1:0" ---BA YVLEW. ! BR, 1111pt1 ('pis, drr•. h'l s111rt111 .\c 11undeck. Gas & wtr pd. No JO:al'age, no P"I~. no chldrn. $125 1TY> 31:! N'pl Blvd. KB. 642-24116. &l'i-J5AA f'VPS. Lido PPnn. Tra1lns 38'. furn, P''l p11l1n. by hay. BBQ, poci. $120 mo. 67?,-0L'lfi Mr.rtem l BR. Pvt palio, carr>ort. adult~. No pets. "IE\'E;R t--n hvl'li 1n 2620 Avon 6i:l.fil'66 Everythiniz llrand new. l t RR, nrw, fnr ma11trP 1ld11l1 Bdrm, 2 bal.l'\s, GE siov .. & ~r ocean, bey & shp g Sl:J."l d1.i;hwash1>r, "a r pt 1 1 n;: OR ~7'5()'.; Pncl06l'd hilck viuvt. n P 11 r ::---========-- schools 1100 Uiopping. Sl!Wl Corona del Mar 4250 pi>r monrh. l!47-~ NF.AR Sl>acti lmmac I BR 'wrly turn. 1 adult M]y "" ~'If U50 mo. fii.l-IW\1-I rvrs I for Prestige Address MARTINIQUE GARDEN APTS. Parklike sUIToundings FURNlSHED BACHELORS UNFURN 1 BR • 2 BR • 3 BR 2 baths llVailable Carpel!. drapes. gar11::l' 18th & Santa Ana, C.M. 646-423.1 646-:>.142 FAIRWAY VILlA APTS. 3 BR APTS POOL \Dl'LTS ~ 0. L\ '\!;in112<>r :\I~ f'11rS1Jn 201 22 Santa Ana Ave. :-Ir Orangp Co Airport 546-8260 on 67:.-!;m 2 BR . , B~ , carp • drps . d ishwa~hPr. priv. balcony pa lll) ~l~iO !\lo. yr I y 541>-00!13 C 0 :\ T E M PORAR Y Apt Nr11r l'!Pa('h, 3 Br. 2 baths brnJ1.1ni.. yearly only. mn Ownpr fi.42· 1226 AVAIL "1ay l'i. '.! BR, cp~. drp!i, frpl, :sundPck, yrly tse. $];:,(! '<> cluldrn nr dogs. 67:.-~74!1 CXT.A~F'RO:'<T 2 BR '.? child 0 1\ W'i yrly. June 15. Blin~. iOOO'. Seashore. ZlJ: 21Rc.l'l'!1 -I F>R Ouplex. NPar llOdf{ H•1!'f' G;irai:f'. matur1> adult 64'~ ~~tn P\ P• & wknds Corona del Mar 5250 I BR, VtPW 11.pt .. newly dee .. suwP, rpfng gar $150. ~I )'~ Dahlia. Ml 2-2222 AVOCADO ROYALE Huntington BHch 5400 '.! BR CpL~. drps. bl!n.o;, ~\\im --------- pnol, "ncl szar :>:o chlc!rn or----------~ls '.'Ike arPa. Privacy ~~-~ Lar~e '.! BR with s;:arage. -; RR J ba t;nf Apt -.~...,. $!l::1 D1~posa!, water pd. 01'f15, "J11~, nPwly dPr , •PIPC l.a1-<irnror maintained. mo ~l•°'\t. dlill' 1?8!. ~Im. mo I Drl;m ;irr Ave.. Apt. A. 9-llil l';l Camino 'Jn j !;.'17..fl:\l<O :, lh-(') iJ 11 fr ;'i "l(I ~!"-... ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' AV\r!T--, 1811\\Tl 'irw 2 BR . all r . , , rl llnl' -Bdrm flilfllPX drlil\P feAfllJ'e~. Nr. Hun- \ · ""~'"'' C' n t e r. $145 ~._ t,;I '1 ~rrr•. rlrar,..• h11i!l·ins. dishwasher. Irr ,. Z>-10-t4~d "'"~he r -r!ryer Patio gl\r;ige. S'JZi 6-1&-s:::,2 'I BEA u _!_R_R_A_p_I -Cp-t5-. _d_rps_. --tiltns. hdt pool. kJds OK $120. mo. 962-2109 1 BR Aris. SHO. r1il1drPn wr!rom,., LAGUNA BEACH Desk spaces available 1n Mount. & Desert 6210 C.>\BIN. 212 Acres: $.)()(1 down. $:.!5 mo. takes ir furn1shrd. BRECK NOTI' RLTY 546-6464 newest oUice building at prime location In do\\mtown Laguna Beach. Air condi- boned. carpeted. beautiful paneled partitioning. T w o entrances: rear leads to Muni cipal park.J.ng lots. $50 R. E. Wanted 6240 per monlh !or space. Add $.) for desk and chairs. Add I PRNATE PARTY de1;u·es 3 SIO for business hours 4.ll· llOrm. H: ham bouae in swenn~ service. All utilities fnuntain Valley or Hun· paid except telt phone. tmgton Beach area. ~e DAILY PILOT m .ooo to $30.!XX>. Will buy 222 FOREST AVENUE equity or takr over pmnts. LAGUNA BEACH Pnnr. nnly, Box 71m Long 49'1-9-166 Bf'ach or phone ZlJ: 83(). 7300 174 l Westcliff Dr. JO A~l to ~ ~'!. Pr1mP 10<' for Corp Ofc's Reel Estate Service 6215 3(YlO SI'( It Wa11pan'1, Pvt Ofc!', Crprs, Drp~. arr-cond Grnd nr. l'Pnl reduced. Al, SO: Lu"<ury Suite 100 sq tt. C<HIP Bkrs. Owner 54S..9M6 BUSINESS and Newport National F INANCIAL Bank Bldg Furnished pnvate offke, sec- retanaJ assistant avail, de- sirable ror CPA. factory rep, etc. &12-AAOO OFFICE Spar~ for rent WPS1"1dr C<isla M ts a . 1 f"nrrin Cn. 642-50CW) Eves .';41< (B'j(l Mllrlnn Ofhre.Orangr Co. &nk h111ldin1:. 230 E. l71h St • ('n~t;i \lP.&a &tZ.14&i La1·2" & sm111!. One wilh- LIVING QUARTERS &16-1130 Bus. Opportunitl" 6300 SPARE TIME rNCOME Boom1m: new field, refillin& and cnllt'cllng money from new high quality co i n operat<>d di~P"nsers in this arPa. No selling. To qu<Wty ymi must have c a r . rrf rrPn1 "'· tCIOO tn $3300 i·ash. F-Pw bnu1~ wet>kly can nPI ewPllPnl 111c'lme. Mo~ fi:ll hlllP. Fnr IJ(>rsonal \rl. tPl'Vll"\\'. <Pnd name. addres.i: and phnnr number to Inter· St;i!P Dist. Co .. 455 E. 4th S. Suit<> 21)), Sall Lake City. Utah !t-llll l~OO :1 BD R\I. 2-h8, bltns, d~h" $hr, d1sp.. cpts. drp~. ~rmklers Wtr pd. Wallrd yd, Avail 6-1 or aoonPr 9fi2 0079 Balboa 4300 ~2 w \!1 8t Mr~ Santa Ana Cent!'r SI D Mo1 n~"" 5620 Commercial 6085 Mortgages, T.D.'1 6345 t :::;.,:· 1 I .,.,,,..:i st Trus-t D,.ed on spe<:·1 AVAIL NOW 4 br, 2 ba, i.ml yd, rt.<lf'<' $140 Flrsl & 111st 17658 Van Burtn Nr Bearh Bl 3 l'hidrn OK. zn 24A-19'l1 LEASE. walk to bch. t BR. :l SA. tri-lrvel, Ntwpon Wrst. S:.>50. Ownr·hkr 838-6.1~1 'lEWLY DECORATED Oceanfront View Bachelor & 2 BR Apts :-;I) rh1ldren -no pets from $100 mo. 675-5'138 CLEAN Bachtlor Apl~. All utll inrl S75 up CONDO 4 BR. I', ha1h<: 11i E B'll~~');\ BlvrJ Cpt~. lil'P~. <lJ'lPllM• r•, nr BA LB() A H V l'.l l.i fl(W11. Sll)S mo 962-17111 1-==========- SI ti) 2 hdrm. rrpl. hl1.1n.< Huntington Beach 4~00 'l'hl' nfar. df1K. cpts. lr;z r ncd vd 84 7-®1 FURNISHED 2 Br. 2 bath studio. carpets Fountain Valley 3410 dn!>f'~. built-ins. Well cared . for apts. Good location. 1 blk t BDRM, 1 % Mlhs, ca.rpel5. to 5 pointa. $145. 7681 Ellis. drapes. hullt·ins. f Pnccd Al'll B. yard, Avall June 1st. l . .A>ase. , iw2..s10~ or 642-28.15 cme year $190 8.1!H l3'l1 -~-------FREE UTILITIES Laguna Beach 3705 'Z BR, wttkly rates. Pool Rentals Available Adult~ only. Quiet & beautt- fuL 17676 O\meroo 847·~'125 '.l<lanagl'rs 546-284 3 ! BDRMS. Brand nPw Cjlts new full drp~. new paint $130 28.SS Mendoza Dr., Apt A ~:i--5421 ~~-~~~~~~~ VOLTAIRE FRO;\! S99.50 Lge l BR, 2 BR.. Studios Hotpoint bltns, re!rig, cpts, drp:s. pvt patio. l BR, private pano. w I ..., pool. recreation area. 811 S. Fairview Rd. 547-7485 rpt;z, drp~. all ,. IP r lot S9'1 ~,o 17;,,<; <\ n ll h r I m · 'Bf'lwn :.lrFaddrn & 1st St 1 I .. 1~ 1 t.·~ ----__ lhntals Wanted 5990 SP1\C 111111'1. rmrn ac lt1rm. 11nl11rn Ant Hr< :irl11i1s Infant OK. $1'"1 ., _ _.... _______ _ ~ TWO v " 11 n it rrspons1ble "-16-~9:> I, BDRi.'\1 r.11rao:e. stnve I womPn \\·ho have lived and 111nrl(f"'.i in th~ Laguna Briirh ~rp~ for liOITir time arP WtlJlll~ IO pay Up to SlSQ r1>frig. ~ mil. 2lfl.B Avocad'l 54+ll612 per month for the right E/~tde l BR. frpl, beams, apiU'tment in l.aguna or Corona del ~far a r e a • pr1>f1>rably near b e a ch. De~ire nirPly turnishPd. 2 he<hwm dwcUing. Would be pvt patio, \\'W cpts, 1 adult. no ~ti; S11''f.i yrly. 673-7629 2 BDR..Vf. drps. ~ar. bit-in~. ()() permanent but definitely do not want lo be bound by lf'ase. Want to move In early June or late May and would yard, ;1dll& preferred, Sl mo f'>.12 12.);j '.llE\V' 2 BR. 1 Ba .. cazi>., drps .. him,,. 2 car gar ; Adults. '18.5. &14-1439 Eve Apts &: h1Juses • 1111 price BACHELOR. all ut1l pd. like ~arbage disposal and ranats. We need additional pa tio S.'lO mo. ~ Geneva othrr morlern conveniences DELUXE 2 BR 2 b11. ~111<110 Apt 5UITOl.lndl~ 8 lovply pool. Adult~ o n ly -quiet S17!J mo. 14.'> E 11lth St .. C'\f Ph evei< 548-28-IJ lao1 -BR-Furnor Unf. Gas. wat~ id. 545-_ :1 ~ntals Ir property listings. 5.'lli ~!80 1f possible. 4~ alter s CUSTOMERS WAITING P:'.:'LA-:-::CEc:::--your--w-l.ll_t_a_d--wbe_re_ p.m. Beckwith Rlty Leguna Bch Ulry att look:lnr -DAD..Y \=~A:..,..~:-T-::-E~D,.-S-10_rag_e_gar-~-,.-for- 6'n S. Coast Hwy. 494-1508 Pll.CYr clull.fied 64:-5678 2 rnom.~ furniture. household RENTALS R-ENT ALS t!for t!i & car. 646-9772. Hou .. , Unfurnished I Houses Unfurnished Jlll '.!15 e GARAGE WANTED • Cnrona Del Mar arn ChnrC'h With Sunday l>C!lo 11 builnm;s on 200' of street front.a.gt:> 3 blocks from Oc~n Avr .. H.B. l!Uitable tor SpeC'lal SC'hools of all ~· s1 m.rxxi termi;. Pan tie-Shon·~ ~!tv 5J&.M91 • taculiir Occanv1ew lot. Sold for S7~. pa,yable l % per mo. Including gr:. .U due 3 yrs. 10"'.. discol.Ml safely returned approx, 17% per yr. l!H-1131 ANNOUNCEMENTS and NOTICES 6090 Found (Free Ads) 6400 ;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Worry Frff 10.yr Lse. New indu~trial building 9'it.h strong tenant. Return U'l,400 prr yeiar. FuU pr!~ S21.8.SOO. Assume existing 7% loM. For more into please call K. W. Small with: Eckhoff & Anoe. Inc. 1818 W. Chapman Ave. Orange, Call!. !'>t1·2621. Eves-wknds 538-5971 $25 TO $50 M-1 Wart"hou.Y &. workspace :on> to -IOO Sq. ft.: prlv. l!'l'ltrMrt" Wamt't' & B!<ach Blv. al'!'&. 5.»-2649 940 SQ-IT wareholJ5e. Ma~ Jlflnelefi. drps, cptg, Ofc llUif P. 642-2800 BLACI< Da<'hshund • mixed · app!'IJ"< 3 mon!M -grieving.· Vir. '.l90 F.. 181tl St. CM rrorner of Smta Anal 548-7995 513 TAN & bl k German Shepherd Puppy. 3 mos. ~ .\gold collar. Vic of Newland le E'lli11. H.B. 897-0065 YOUNG Siamest cat, vtry lnendly. Found in FOl&'ltaln Valley Monday f!Yt 962-IJ(Ji) MALE kilten. B1.k k ~y 31 ri {l('d. wbl fret. fl ta col.la.r. nr Bny Scout Har on R.ivPrside Ave .. NB 548-4738 BLACK & white expectant mother cal vir. Santa Ans&: Virginia Pl, 01. 64&-1816 Go fhrough your place today. look for everything Dana Point 3740 Dani Point 3740 Dana Point 3740 fi7:l-0079 Attn 5 PM that _____ __:·..:.....:.:::...::..::.:.:.:.....:...:=::.:..::.. __ ~~~~~'.._-~~ Room1 for Rant 5995 lndust Speer 746 W. 17th Costa Mesa 3600 aq et Own" (213) 434-5082 FOUND: One Wallrle·t1lld" in ditch by Mesa Dr. C&ll e..nd identify. 548-5 783 MEDIUM 11lze<J black lhart haired doe (male) vie PIAcpntia • w a 11 a e e 548--0731 family isn't needed or enjoyed by your a n ym o r e. The cameras, furniture, sports equipment, a pp Ii an c es, out· grown clothing, toys and other things you find are worth good, hard cash to folks who need them ... but rtally, they' re n o t worf h a thing to you if they' re not being used. When you have your list, just dial dir~cf 642-5678 and gfve it to fhe experienced Ad Writer who answers. ,oli word your ad to get fastest results. Jhe cost? Surprisingly lowl She'll helJ> $©\\~lv\-ltt,2/iSe Solve a Simple Scrambled Word Puzz~ for a Chuckle 0 Reorranoe letteis of tfl• four Krombled wo•ds b.. low to form four limpfe words. ITACVEA I IFORVA I ,.._ -,-I -r-1 -1__..,,...s -I lhey've designed a new ..__._.....1.1.---1._.1.....JS'.1 car for women. It goes into I L UPPER 1 _ when you put ii in drive. .--_., ~1·-r-1 ---1-1 ...I 0 ~:: ,:i-tll.dl~~ ~: .-------"'--'-J.....J )"119 -.1op ,,_ lfep No. s .,.,.,,, i ~~~~~~~E~mus r r r r I' I' I' I • ooSC.:~sw~ lffi£U TO I I I I I I I r SCRAMLETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFfCATION 8130 ROO)lt nn 1Tth St:rfft near Westc-IW Plau. Older 1aey Pr !!f. Mus t furnish referent:cs. 642--0464 S12.50 t.:P wk W /kttcbrn S22 50 up Studio Apts. ~ Newport Blvd. CM 54~97S5 1..el"f(t Pleasant in private homr. W11rldn1 mPn only. ~ r.104 Privatr f'!11ranrl'. brach. 1 l.4e r~t~. su:nd«k, view. $~wk. 673-2979 Ni<-e room pri•. beth. prltJo?l'. Univen.ity Parle Dnployed man. 8.13-ID .w. Lots 6100 BIRCH STRf£f R-4 Joi. approx l>.!XX> aq ft. Largr tltt!!. CAIL GLEN QUEEN ~USl Heritz1ge Ree.I E.mte PARTIAL ocean vi-: Cor- ona del Mu. Choloe o'alzr lot NCYr )Pasehold. Lovrly trPE'~ .6'n-20lO Realtor OORONA De.I Mar f~ ~mple Iota. one w/harbor A ~AD '1rw, 009 R·2· 0 w n It r ~150 BULLDOG • obviously fami. 1y pet. Vic, Warner A Magnolia 84'.!-4292 FOUND sml brn poodlt. Vic. 17th & Twrtln. !S48-8329 KEY Ring with 4 keyw Tte. BayvlPW Santa Ana HetshW. 54&-7947 DACHSHUND • Haye9 &: LMsin't Lane, o.ta M'na· 540-1m Lost 6401 Gwtf u~~ 5991 ======= GREY Cocbtiel. ,.omr .-ea ---~------AcrH.. 6200 A Or'lllD dot ftl' merldnp; yelbr.tmred p t am • • m. COMTORT ABLE home tn E • CoM3 Mesa tor ~rl7 1.t.dy. Muat be a m b u la t o r 1 • Lk:ent~ ~ Mlac. Rent•I• 2 GAl'll!te. far t'mt. cont- men:l• I UR <Jr Itani.gt. &t:l-8944 or M.S-316& 2544 Newport 92\ld., C.M. SINGI,.E ~ for rent. a.t.A Mm. can be Joaked.. 6'75--3193 or ~31&; . . I a.errs In Yort• Linda at $1.1.SOO per llO'e. MAJ a - ching" for Npt Bch. Walker R .. lty 6~ t~ wbi~ wing m~. Ya1q A oa ~ dlel V\c. San JWUl ~ Ubenl ~$471 TIPPY'S 1 o 1 t. B'lk border ~. white mmrtdni• (Ill fruit. Vic N'pt Jqta, ~. ~~ . . ... . . -. --... . ... . . . ~ • -#. ,. --.... ~ ....... 1.....:1 .... ~!DloO .... , .... -, . .. .. . . --- ANI •• Per SI l n } 1 WI o. 1438 SAJI. p v. 11 s.. P. C A.LC. Ha: P.C An Cc W1 7 0 Fur - Inc Eve pla No H 531· Ce1 FOt )lie sec sa· WA to 'J)el LR 67~ Air :O.lu: fnr Ju $3'. se Ac L!C & Re 96~ Ba BAJ Mc Gl as Isl 24· CH: M~ \\~ BA da & WJJ lo He Br BR I a. JO Bu RE bt (''11 m R1 Ca rn ~n d1 CA '"' gt. MJ! \I~ SE Cl I to I- -ANNOUNCEMENTS and NOTICES * * * * * l SERVICE DIRECTORY GeMral S.rvle91 6682 t "dav. May J 1%8 DAILY PILOT 27 JOBS & EMPLOYMENT I JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS-I-EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENl Help Wanted, Men 7200 I Help Wanted, Men noo Help Wanted, Men 7200 Help Wanted, Men 7200 HeWlp Wanted ' Personals 6-405 SINGLES • ADULTS Meet Orange County's nicest people at Santa Ana's delux(' b.illroom .. O~'TR.A * FOOD &•COCKTAILS WED. THURS. FIU. SAT. DANCER'S CORNER 14311'2 s. Matn II Ed!ngi-r St SANTA AN ~-9.'l(J; Palm & Card Reader HPlp m a!J 1>1-.,t>IPm' 7121 Westnunster Ave. W e11tnunster * 893-9854 * • PHONE PAJ... * * SAFE & INEXPENSfVE MEET BY PHONE P. 0. Box 4193, hvrne, 92664 ALCOHOLICS Anonymoua Harbor Area. Phone 673·87'14 P.O. Box 1...'>23 Co~ta Mesa. Announcements 6410 Coast Health Club e F"REE SAUNA • W11h S\q•d.Jsh m11ss11gf hy 7 E~ri!'ncro Massue~e· OPEN 1 DAYS A \\ EEK 9 am-10 pm 132 E. !Slh St. 642-5000 Funerals 6412 WESTMINSTER MEMORIAL PARK Mortuary & Cemetery Comf,'ete funerals rom $245 Cemetery lots from $130 lndurlr~ Em10\1 mrnt C;u • £\·erythrn.: m nnP ht-~u11!11I place mean." IP~" rn~t. ~n trart1c prohlPm~ 1 IM1 Beach. \\'estmtn<f('I' 5.'ll·IWI ~'l'.i·:!l'?l Cemetery Lota 6418 FOUR Int~ Pae1!1c ViPW MPmonal P<1rk Ocran virw 11et•tJon. Priced for Quick Salr' s::m rarh. !Hh-70:.1'! Travel 6435 \\'A.'lln;,o. Woman or mopf,. to hrlp drivf' & ~barP ,,,. PamllnK. Plumbing, CaJ'o pentry. Reas! Rel. Insured. BankAmeriC'&rd OK Call "Mtke' s-12-0348 Haiuling 6730 I HAULTNG. Truh pickup 1'rimmin1?, An)'lhlni; . "-t' do II au. E'lX'rt work :H.).~'7'1'.! TKHNICAL WRITER Wh1ddya Want? Whaddye Got? CLEAN Lot.a, garai:r5, rtt· Ttfoe N'lllovlll. dump. ~k111. barkhof> hll, l;I 8t1r !lfi'.?-1<7 r1 with t:\pel'lent r 111 n1- gamang and " t I 1 n >: tl('('ti'Ollll' IOl>lJ'\lC'lll\n 1ntl and mam1Pnan1 11tA1• 118h! WI' 11'1' Al\ • "~h. li~l\Pd rnmmP1• 1 •I h• '" "ifh hhPral lrin:• h•n Ill\ PIPtU" 11ppt• SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR NATURAL BORN SWAPPERS Special Rate TRASll flAtll.INC ~ GARAi.E CLEAN l'P Call fi46-t:1:'11 PARAMETRIU S lln9t -5 t imes -5 bucka , •UlEI -0.0 MUSl INClUOE SAVE MONEY • Bf>lorc you Take 11 to the dump <·11U l's! 646-91,S or 61~-!)666 1-WNI .,., MYt t• .,...._ t-W...1 ,._. ee"I 111 ir .... ._YOU• ·-·~d/Ot edd,.IL 4-) line• ol ed'l•r11u,,. 929 Baker Street Costa Mesa 549-2221 J-NOlHING FOii SALE -fllAOES ONl YI PHONE 6-42-5678 To Place Your Trader'• ParadiM Ad Ironing 6755 TRADE 4 BR. 2 BA home, Costa ~e!>ll, lar~e R-2 lo! FOR Tt'\ht rlt'f'<I'> or late modrl lu\u1·v vrh1l·lr (}\, n· rr·Brnkrr. ll:l.<t-6:;11 EVES. TRD S~'Ovl "11 1>.w111 Apt , Lnm:: Ekh, al~n SIOM "''I Tril'llf':i., 1..nn.i:: B1·h ro1 01 ancr lo PNlf' "r Tl> ~ Pvt pl~ Ev·" kn<l 67~1·, fACTORY bldg. Santa Ana 1U1der lease. Want housr or unns C ~I. '..! BR house 2 ,tudJo apts, income sm mo. Palm Spnni;s for local. 49-1-'.!723 LAKE An·owh!'.1d all ''r mo<l bm T1 d '7>.100 rq <ln I on bus1111·~1< 11" workm.i:: ""' I"" or ~11hm11 Ownrr. t;\ .... 1:1!lfi Ro\ I.>'\ \11\1, ('~J. - J 1 !I ~ RR hn11"4'~ nn lnl tnr\· rrl lnr :'I mnr" 11nll~. 10' ~ <in Tn · i'lr"4'rl In! '"Jin, 11o .. 1 ~11 rm r r M1 'ilXYI °''"I" ,f, \\ mrl Cn :.1&-I lAA I;/; Parrmi\krr lmpr11al ~ h1IP hnmr. Will ll1~·~~1()..1 lr;n>r mr"- snl(r tor r>u-k. !i V 1rw i\1•1'<'S I Mlst\llll\ R4"aC'h. ~mf' lmpt'l'IV,,._ mrntl' lnromr $7700. S:.1-l:t.· <WXl rqu11v For TO'o; nr ~ 0\1 nrr ~!W-l!lfi.~ l!l-1-l'fi 1 -----What do yoo think of OUT BEAUTY Salon. 6 statlOllS. es1ab 10.)rs Lido aiea. Will rrd lree and ekar $10,000 rq !or RE. or "h.1t·hc1\'('- \ 011 Bkr :)IS· 7ill \\ 11.L fo::1rh1tlll?P 1 ltw f.· •·lrar Int~. •'IOM-111 f'o'\lm· rl11lr. ~:..oo ,afur ~'OR !'<I· 11111 J'fl\lllY Ill lnral houi..e 01· mr..,,mr ~llj· 111'.! rvc~. ·HavP •m lni:. almo~I new, ··-lRONI G & babysuung in my home You clt-h\'l•r. R!'a !<Onll bte • ~~ 7'\.'IO • Landscaping 6810 (li\YNOH s l,ANn~rArl:'l-C f.: r.ARm;NINC: SE'RVICE S1a1e htrnsr<l t•nnl1 ('It RP'!drntial • Chmmrrr111I frf'P c-s1 . ""° J•lli 100 h11:-R9;1.;us1 FIBERGLASS LAMINATORS . .• and FINISHERS Manufacturen of h igh perforrn11nu1 •UtO product1, r II Ct car bodiH, etc. Tor "'aar~. l,!oud \~ut 1,u1~ rnnd. XLJl.'T hrno 111 MUST HAVE EXNP.H 'Cl ro11 TV's, furn1turt', 201 Smger-Drtssmaker. \\'ant lN.'e arm Elna or Paperhanging I BERRY PLASTICS N ecc hi. 546-"895 Painting 6850 2.J60 Ll'mon ,\ 1 ' Long Brad1 4:.JS-1883 01' liJll.~, '60 ~!GA R<ls!T, runs Jiood S-100 very rlran. 17' var tTlr. sip~ '.l, h1t1·b, manv rxlra~ • 'i'!,1 Tt·d huth tor Tn~. rq. nr · of l1kr· val. '.~16-oo.n INTERlOR & ext pamuni; I Pril.'es sla~hed for sprmg clean • up. Frre rst 30 yr 1 --~~11111!"----- rxfl la..'..'_ Chu~ 111 ">18-:)::1 1 TRAVEL ./ QlJALJTY 11orlo. 1t11•I 111alrnal~ h1 l 1<·rn<rrl Tnl ~i<.\r~"' ,,111'11111 1il(I l\l'rr•• 11•lr.trl Trarlr ~lirn11r•r 10 ~ .. , P \ p " r . \1 ,00010'1 Nfilll\' lnr I.I?" 191 .;:r.,i $84 romrn't nr 4\pt• 1 ~n.v_:rNt• FIRST-C'LASS -rRin11nc ~· 1r1•1 "" • ·"'" fnr \.1 P11rrrll i;,~10~1 1 P11r>rrhan~llll:' F'RE~: F • .;:. ~Im' '"" ~onrl '" 1. t11u • ~rhard"IOO Purrrll, Rltr _ Tl MATES. ~"1-1-:\.ll!I \\Pl! II '"Inn t:rvvi In 1,, .,,,, ' R~;1\l 'TY s.1100. i; •lahonc.1 PAr:\'Tl::n-'\U:ns \\ nR"' °""" $Rl \\N'kl' .,1~11 1w 1 P<lah l~y~ Wdn !ll'NI \\'111 ~'O yr.1 r\"fl llnurl} or ~ 111111", "OIJnrl t'<'11I" \\ rlt 11 hlq :J<l'.!O '"' '\t11o;1 t>r "'"'1 I.· ,11 •rr. f'Q. for R ~: 01· wh111.h11w.. PAINTING ANY-R 0 o \I I nn 1'\/lf>l'IM'lt'P no~·•·.-"• yt'l41 Rkr. !loll!-7711 ~'OR Sl"i. Mr. J.:rll~· iii 11r•1 !r,'>x•111.1 VII<' dPa r Int dn!lt~~ IMMF.D. SERVICF.. Local rPf F'n EE: r• I 11S 11127 • PAINTINr.-.-lntr11nr & rt.:S l'OM -Bll. 2 RR Palm F.x1r11nr ~·r,.,. ""ll~l ''."~ ,.. h • ., "'"' I Rr<honahlr 1 ii II'.~ l>lli-.:01,, ~pc1n~<; 11mr; ~""M I'(! 11• ____ _ __ -lo pavt lllllh Bitlho11, hrMh I Pl b' 6890 111·r11 N I'll 'lf'r11n lrnnt I _u_m __ 1_n_g _____ _ JANITOR Mtnr ~tori. \\ "'~ ~·1111 nr rar• 11m1 'o "'J'W"n<·nrr 111·1 • • 11 v Apply Mr. Willi11m• SIL VERWOODS MAY CO. South Coast Plan 3333 Bristol St. Costa Mesa Now interviewing for e Tire Installer t°tJll nni" eAuto Accessory Salesman Part Tuw• llr•'l'n1 f'Xprnrn<•r O('<'eSSJI') Interviewing hours \lollflav 11\ru Thur'-Clav Ill.I:! a m & I 1 r m \rplv 1n fl' 1..nn Employment Office Uppu Level ,\n ..q11RI nmin1111111ty Plllplo\•1•1' PRODUCTION TEST TECH. 1-:now basic rlt'ttron1e lh('(lry Knm\ IPClge ol log- ic· l'llTtJltrv rJrsu-.1hlr. \! 1l11al'V ~nrl nr lrildl' "''hnnl See Lukt Wood COLLINS RADIO CO. 3324 W . Warner S11,,ta Ana, Calif. \n "'"'''I oppn1·nrn1•v r mpll')IPT CABINET SETIERS 6. SHELLERS 'Pl'll~I' tn ZanP!.VlllP Otun. Lravr June. rel end of Aug "TRADER'S PARADil>E" Dmp 11~ a card. Cla-~Lf'Pd D('f)I, PO. Box 1875. Da.ily Pilot, Npt Bch, Calif. IA1thrr lfil'f> An..,,yn, L.<lg I LEA1'S~ Gas or \\'llrr clec-45 Fashion lslllnd Mobile Home lkh 191-R1!1:l trontrally locatrd under r~ N t B h Experitnce 67;j-~IJ:i Air Transportation 6440 EUROPE :\lust ~II rnunrl ll1P tirl<1•I !or LA London/LA leaVLnl? Junf' :'7 l"t'tumllll? Srp1. 2. S3':~1. S1udrn111 onlv. 67:~12 SERVICE DIRECTORY Accounting 6500 LIC. Bo.'kkrrp\Jlg SPrv. Pt: & rlrhvrry. 20 yn rxprr. R<'fs Notary Pub 1 i e. !l!i'.H"1 I, 962 11407 Babysitting 6550 BABYSlTTE:R, Your home. \lothcr ;,;;, :\lnl r Pfrrencei;. Guest eottagr or garage apt. as part salary. Avail. July 1st. prrmanPnl. Otll: 71-t: :.!47-790.1 Ev<-s. ApplP V~Uty ---(11fLD l'llrt'. Aste :l nr nvrr. ~ly \lr'a VPrdP Hom~. $20 \\k, :J4&-7R87 BABYSJTTL'lll. my homf', da) •. AG~ 2 t up. Vir 191Ji k llltrbnr, CM 548-712.'i WILL babys1l l <'h1ld • 6 m05 to 3 ¥TS· S20 wkly. Days. Nr. Ha rtior Shoppmit. 548-1395 Brick, Masonry, etc. 6560 . BRICK. Cnnrrrtr, CarpPntry <\J~lom Cahmrto;, S m a 11 tob< 01' 1"1 PP E'I 9fi2-694'1 Builder• 6570 * * * * * * 5ERVILI: Dl~t:CTORY SERVICE DIRECTORY . c.,pentertng 6590 Contractors 6620 ! ~O .JOB TOO SMALL! Rr~1d<-nl • ln<1ui.11nl Cnm· mrrc111I. \I A 1 n Ir 0<1 n r" JU.pair 1111d R r m n d " I I RrM Lw. hnmrd. Ul~nrrd. • !W;2-1961 or &12-~ • PLAIN plywood d711 bl-; ~aragp door Labor &· m11tenal $118.60 instaflrd on your h11.rdwarr. 642-7528 • Crui><'nlry e Cabmets • e Bit-ins • AllPrahon~ • e Rrpa1rt; • JU-as! 64&.$8.l REPAIR." * ALTERATION:) CABINETS. Ally si1.e Joh. 2:l vn rxJ>f'r. ~,.i~n:: Cement, Concrete 6600 \USTOM PATIOS & Blnrk walli;. Also ronrrrlr Mw1n1t & rcmov~l. ~'12 1010 CEMENT work-:-111 l)llf'S. No Joh too !"mall F'rPP r~t. H. STIJF1..ICK M8·A6J:j CEMENT work. P a 1 1 o s • driVP\1-Bya, walkll, PIC'. AJl typPs. Frre rst 893-48111 F'loor.1-Walk!-·r11t1os & F:.x- posrd Rork' !'; ' p e r t workman,b1p. M l XI>l4 TIIORYK-rONCRETF.:- 11;0 ,JOB TOO SMALi. F'rrl' rtil Mli-12:\4/fi75.;)51f; • ROO\t Aonmo:-.~ • I~ T C'nn"11,11·11on F.:1m1ly mom•. ki1rhrn n1 11ni1c; S1nclr l'tnr; <"Ir 2. 11lan• n1s1nm rlr .. 1gnr<1. For e81imalr~ &r layout. phonr. • i111.1:111 • ADD e -RrmodPI • Rrp11ir RPS . Comm . Industrial Jo'rrr Layou~ & ~:~t. DI('l( ll11Jo'~1AN fi7:l-11"1!l Carpet Cleanlng 6625 e WALL TO WALL e e CARPET a.EANrNG e BIG Discount' 646-:178/l Eledrical 6640 F:LECTRJC1AN. Lll'rncf'r! k I> o n d r <1. Small 1oh~. mi.1nlrn. k N'pllir~ M~:120:1 Gardening 6610 ANTHONY'S G arde n Service «6-1948 COMPLE'T1': CL~.A;-o.;rp NE\~ l,.A\\ :-.IS Rl'a<. mnnthlv 1·;u·r. Pnm· inc Lanrl<.rapmr. F::i.r hor- t1cuhun,1 JAPANF.'if: r;AROENl::n C d C 661 O Maintrnan1'" hy lhr rnonth R"''IODL.., R I nlum· h il ar• rood f L" • 1"77~0 c..• r.1.. f'fI)I\ n;, ,. ----------., rr ~. o:.XpPr .1 ,.. .,.. b1ns: p~ int mr,. r I , r • , rarpN1lr}', rP~Klrnlla.l, mm· mrrr . roorn -1 d d 1 I 1 o n 11 • R,,.11~nn i;7;, 1m!! VACANC"Y -I rh11t1 H n I --Cii't~-r.:dirr t.awn-- lun1-hP~, nap<:. tnyc, l!C· \l;untcMncr l;1rPn~rtl llvtll<'~ L1r :~w; fa'l!l "1\lt-4RO!I • :).l'.l-R"170 11!1 I P\I \10\\'JNr.. Uil'!'llllr. "11rala" n C . 6590 Contractors 6620 r.rn'I rlPMup 11~11hn" .,pentert ng .. --:...--------LICENSED C'ontr111·tOT. Afl. Odd toOi< * ~R-1\95.'> F"RE'E: e61lmatr~ No Job too dillona. R<'modrling Sm JAPANESI:.: r.ARDENER- !'mall. Rrmodels and Ad-Jobs SJ>f'rillll) ~~2129 EXPER. Rrliahlt maml. d1uons. 548-0787 TOM CARNF:Y. Bldr. 15 YT5 Reas. mo ralc~ R<12-:m9 CARPENTERL'lG & Roof-P'<P N1'w constr. rm 11tld, ;-MOWING. MiJOnli. &-rlran mg All ty~ • All work s:rn mamt, xlnt wk. 673-2473 up. Monthly r11IM rrrt' m•llrantced. 5:l~729 ~ -ma! Call "'"'tn11 .L .,-Add1110M fr Rl'modeling P_... r. ""'~ " ... MAKE A MEMO to &ather up loys you no longer Med, f'r,,d H. Crrwick. Lil'. 1 EXP!::Rlt::NCl::IJ Gardrnrr st'U them tor cash witn fi7:i..r.oll * :>19-2170 I * U\ndl!capms: • CIP~nup • Classtl:i~ AdJ .. Dial 642-5678 -Th, qu1clcer-yo"iJ"' cAD-Rra" 11 Rrh;ihlr fil'.!-1-100 today• The qw?cer_YOO ~ \\'lute f!ll'pbanLI! D11m-a-hne I ~ 2 Tl • JN' 4 v-.,.,..,. g ..,_ 6 1 r,,.. ,E,..,_.. 'll-l·-1n c......._ II 8< l21'1et .. , 13~ .. u .Yf'J"".-' I~ .v.,.;..~ I~ l'lnv , ,. ,t'J'Mt,,,,.. 1• Muth l'ITh• .... ,l(lF"< }I .._ 11,, 2J0b.., ... 2• s.dt 1'\IJN ....... 16 0.,,. I 11 Mar "•1-.....-o '°"' 11 'l()~- ·::-i~ i1 w•,.. il'I Do> ~""" .. 0"-1 l•~,,, ""0, l~ "' /1A W•tl l~ t"tf ,.~ "'\•'"'4: 1•"'"''4' MW ~ ltC••"O A7 A~ l8 ... , ~ ()j )0 I ,.,,,_ • "'" F ...,......,._ ..,, CO" ·~ P\,.,. "I S-II'' 'I OI ··°"'"'" ·2 ~ ,,., ~~ T\ ft' •• O·-"Ou.t.h'• ~'Lil• 75"tJY"Wftlf 'I. ..... v........... 71, 0-• '7 "'"""" Tl 0.10 ... ., r.. ,. """'""' ~Wt11 .'QI~~ ....,......... ~<;. ..... ,. \I And 81 £..........,i "o..,,,,.. ~1 Q>+..r ~·~~~1 ~ ~Coul4 .,,,.., .............. '" 1,,.1 R~ Todcrt ~l....., Mltf4·tf \ 1 p ,ul.. 11 °""'""""" '~-<>-·· .... ~ -s f,, • '° 4..., l!'IM•~ µ, "'... "' ""'~ '' (~· \4.,l"IC ( 1'.curr•I mt'nl, hlacktop, ground. ewpor eac w;ills, shnwcr!I, ;in,1 place. _ _ -I Excellent opportunity R~pail'ed. W111rr Imes clean· OPPORTUNITY -Apply- ed, prcs1>11re rMlorrrl. I I EXPLQl\(R CALL "LE.A!<S" 612 O:l UI Fnr ltr1'11""'1 ~ilh 'l'' n11l1 m rt B kA ti ()IrrlPO('f" nr1•1 ""'' "111\ ~ ~U~IBl~C. T'l'ill r•falr 111 rl1'<' "'I"'"~ ' REPAIP"5 fl.I:. \IODF.L Tramm::: r r .. ::1.1111 •, 11 n rl 61'-'.:1.!~ Sewing 6960 Alterations--642-5845 !\rat, 31(\ll'Alr. :1(1 yrc rxr -----= TILE, Ceramic 6974 * VPrnl'. lhr T1lr M;in * C'usl work Jns1all & rrnair~. No Joh 1110 '1111311 Phislrr pa11·h. LrRk•llt:' chow r r rrra1r IU7-l!r17 /~lli--O~il6 JOBS & EMPLOYMENJ Job Wanted, Men 7000 -YACHT Sk1ppr1 I Eni:1nr"r 11 v 11 1 I A h I ,. 1mmrrlm1rl~ '>1R-:1.'lti1 Job Wanted, L•dy 7020 -· -DAY Wnrk 1\an1rti n"'n transp. Exnllrnl 111<·111 '"'' ~~1:i 7637 ----PRACTICAL 'l11rsr, hnmr rarP. rrfrrrm "'· "\1 n t ra n~port '41 tOn ·, ~ •u.,; ----. Job Wanted Men & Women 7030 i>t:PERIOR AJ::'rncy ,,.,lilh 19-~ 1 -..·rrrns, '"'' k nffl'I< ('>l'rp111nrn1 S('l'V~. Rkpr• nrrPfll.S, Typ1,1~. . Arri• Ofr '"1111'', 0 r 11 ( I < n1 r n F.n::mrrl"' Pio 1857 llarhor RI "'"'" \Ir'" Call l>IL· il If Domestic Help 703S t.fV~; IN.<: Employl'r PllYK '""' l.rori:r Byl11nd A;;:rnci I~ R J., 16th, S.A '-17 O:\!l'i Agencies, Men 7100 "Jobi Are Our Bu1ineu " Coast Employmen Al.ENCY Sar111 An11 Pmll Rln;: lfi70 ~'1.1111 An11 ,,.,, Costa Meu 6-42.9611 I lr11 R 10 ll1TI ~rm \lnnrri Help Want.ct. Men 7200 NURSE.RY \1AN & MANAGER Xlnl oppot111nily '""b h1n?r rcta1l nul"S('ry rluim 1.'1~. 6.~;;9ftlt or I 2rn llli~ 11 i;:z --+ 1'rlrphonr Snlrc; Tor romm1~1nn. ~nlarv 11 you r1111Jlly Exl'lrr nn]\ rnr lllff'l"Vll'W ph ~7MI SERVICE Stll AllPnd~n•. fNt'r 71, llaht ml'<'h "'1"'r. lln1M Stlltlon. 377 S~w. NB COOK 2nd Of' dlnnrr- Country Club 499-2271 \\illk -in tratlu \ "'' t·~,.,. \011r "" n rfr,I.. ,\ rihnnr 1 (,,!Ori h~llll:!'> '" ,, II FltlOI h01r Top 1v1mn11' '"' rlr11 I\ ,,( n111nr \ to 1111~•11 P \0111 <:\Ir~ Call rnr• lnlf'l"\~f'W \\' r:. I o<1<"h• nm~ rl nraltor ll<li'I Nl'\\J~ll't Hlvd, ('M f; 1i;.:J9'lA 1-:1, f;tl-1:'77 BUSBOY 1 •• r.H nppn1111n11v lnr am- h 11011" \•1mn: 111;1n Apply In prr~on l>rll\ "l'n '.! 11nd :. rm rl;,1h Snack Shop '2305 E. Coi'lst Hwy. Coron11 del Mar * TRAINEES * Y 1~ I OPl'(f m0!'4'\ \\" nMVf 10 1:cwl() mm l'l In .. \\ l1ll1n ,(, J'lll' ~ \ !, t70 J1' r II k r;ill '17 ;;, . Salesm en & Managers C11rPer "Pr>Orty wllh IParltn;: hrm 0H,.r111c <"IVrr 100 mu· tual funt1~ full or rit hmc l'o r'prr nrr "r trnln. Nl'lt Rrh nfhrF, li42-6422 S;inf11 An;i nlf1•,. ;:..17..S:l:tl ln\tP<tnr~ F"1011nc1aJ Sf>rv1rr• I nr BUSBOYS Q11altftrrl tr '" •I;. Ill h1s:h s::rat1r rr1c:. 11nt rnv1rn11mr 111 l:'nn<l l'OtTI p:.nv l>rn,.(11• o\ pph Buff urns' Fashion Isl and I S,111'lr ~r (11tl < 11f\lnvr( .\rr l'flt!ll~rrf •n 'I l'k." t1"f'l11r --- MANAGER ROO\I r.'q'<'n"nrr r • \lin1mum ·, \ r ''Q)f'r in prN"l~IOO pr "d II I' I IO n A11tom11t1r r\rt·• r!r~1r11hlr SmRll eh<'lf' " •h 11 nod hrnrf11J1 rr. • • rn• Cost8 """B fju;,..~··, BOYS 10-14 Coot! mutes' • •-:nntl pMfll' BAL.BOA r 1 'f'~tru DAILY PILOT • MZ-1" 1 e Ml.ISi! f; Ill 'T \It. MAN "'f' r ARn-('01 '' f'flMA~ DEAN LEWIS a I~ l!Rr'· M. e MECHANIC, f'xp.r. Co~t MNa Auto Worka. 2066 fj.f& 1 41 ~ Placentia,<:io.ta MeA ---- SERVICE Statkm MgT £"( ROUTES A~ AILA.BU Pf". St.111ry opl'n. 2'!01 E COll~I Hwy. C'iinma df'I Mar 1J1 WATOI J'OUI' TV lboft ~ IU'I )'nil find In th Wt atmlntlPr for hnya 1~14 Good Prol1t' • "!\ SUndliJ on Orhvf'n' M •.4171 MOTORHOME CORP I 4000 Campus Drive Newport Beach Supply Clerk F'l'l"l1rnrrprn t11n1ly s~r"1' nf)ln \1•1•1\ \\'\I II Al :'I .f' • ''' phnn1 r'lll• plra.,.1 William Pereira 6. Associates MacArthur & Ford Rd . CoroM del M#lr Busboys & Dishwashers F'ull anti P1rf T1111,. n 11, a11<1 '>.'.1;:h1 11111 O\.r r t' Appl, 111 JI' I',, BOB'S BIG BOY 1·,1 F ti11l ~• '""'" "''" BUSBOYS ~ 'rr I 1 t,('l'-tl ("\\ l't t'Z ~1~h1 !'I II \ppl,y 1n fY'r•n• Five Crowns Restaurant ;',.~fl f' lo-1<:1 J IW\ ( •t11in;i rlrl \1~1 Semi-Retired Man \\ •lh knrn• lr<l:,1• """ • \f''' 1 f'•", .,, ... n1~ll n1~1 aHr h~•tl " .. -.t ~""~'· '-11.:ln n• ~..,_. \N•I 1 I•> \1 R I\ I Y r~n 1,1rl1' r .rk 1"1r11" 'r\I f"'ll I f\f'.H h ..;1r:~Tl()Al!fl \11~ l"t1 n1·l'dC\ 11nmrd1;i1r1,, f n r <11•:111\• rmpln\ml"nl. "''" 1 :-ilt1'1rr l11n11n;11r>r• ~ ::Ir"'"" \111,1 hr rll'l'lfn dnhlr II m11v ~pnllrAnl< rnn,Jttrrrd \1Y.1I\ in J'l('r"'"· ~ <\\I in ·, l'\I 111 20.~'l·A r 1,,. """" C" \I CARRIER BOYS GOOD ROUITS A\' A rt.ABLE Ht' 'Tl'llGTO'I/ flf:ACll DAILY PILOT e S.Z-4321 e • >"Tl\' n)Oi..:-n, hrf-t;; ('>l'rt<'nrt'd onl11 Ai"!·IY C'OTTAGF; C'Of'Fr:F. :'llOP !'Jj;2 W l!llh St. ~Ill Ml'N M.ST Ml?T Wanted for C~ta MMa <Ar Wash 2 0 S 9 Hart.or 81\'d. ~y 111 pPl"!!iOn ~ A.di. OW\c lhf' nn.! ; Oaily Pilot ~Alli adii"I ---~~~--~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~---::-::::-I Alway. I r,,n-\f(ll ------ SF:RV c;111 Allmd Pitt~ Nl>f'drrl (nr n1d'tt ., 'l'lmd\ \nnt111 81U G11•t lt'!lr lll"'f'I I ~m1 ......... 9' ..... -••• . . .. -.. - -.... --........ -, ""' REUBEN'S & COCO'S COOKS Younq men in· tereste<' In 9row1n9 or9an· ization. Excel- lent insurance p I a n & profit sharing. Please apply in person between 8 & 4 P.M. 1555 w. Adams, Costa Mesa Looi m11nuhcturer hu immtdiatt openings for: • Electronic Assemblers • Wiremen We .,e an 11tablished commercial firm with liberal fringe benefits. Only peoplt with at least six months ex- perience should •pply to PARAMETRICS 929 Baker Street Costa Mesa 549-2221 J. W. Robinson Has openil"gs for: Salespersons COMMISSARY PERSONNEL Full llmf'. Some e:\peM· ~ hclplul. ._PPLY rN PERS0'1 hPIWHn 10 I m -2 fl m far West Services Commissary 4647 MacArthur Blvd. Newport S.ach Sf'f' BP!ty Bn1r" 11 mi~~ Gxec .\&rt1ry lor f'11rf"f'r Girl~ l IO W. \,oa_st Hw.v , N B Bv appoint. ~39..J'l LVN'S & P R AC T I CA L nur5es needed tor privatt' duty. All ahilts. Lescoolle Nur~f's Registry. 642-995.5. Help Wanted Women 7400 Alterations Woman Full 11mr F.'<1'1"r1PnN'fi hrt1P1 11ornan• rP;irl,\ ·I,... •\ Pil r F.xrrllpnt m m p;1 ny hl>nl'fll pro1ri am. <'1111 for ;ippnmlmP1il 540-5050. Ext. 30 Joseph Magnin An """~' nm:11munity Pmplo\"r RECPT /SECT'Y omen 7400 TELETYPE OPERATOR Tu o ye an m»'li.mum Jn. t1w1Tial e x p• r I en e ._ Knowl~ or PBX muln· fll~ '-rd rlrm-abl.. PBX OPERATOR Twn v~~ 111in.1mum tn. dU.\IT1~J •XJ~M muf• liJllP bm1rd. Kmwt.dge of Trll'type doNtrabl.e. COLUHS RADIO CO. 19700 Jambor" Road Newport Be.ch All l ppll<"atio111 reviewed on ment with no bias ~ wan! Race, c.otor. Cl'ftd « Sc.-x. Switchboard Operator NrtJHf:NCF:'l"I. f"~ "Pfl'I' t1wty for w ~ 11 sn""'ml'(1, r :ipabl• f'lt>"l"ll• tnr m 11rrh1tf'f'tlrr11I 11nd 1"1l11nn1n1t oftil'."'. Sa hu-y OpPn. Appl~ ANM-: HAUSER t No phnnr {'ll]lf ple&91!) William Pereira & Associates M•cArthur & Ford ltd. Coron• def Mar P.\f'3nrltnJ: ,,ngil\f'Pimc k Model-Demonstrators art·hi1f'C'lural Ii r m offrrs AJ:" Ill-~: 111tractl\'r & Pff· ?('rm11I1rn1 pnsil1on to 11rtrar. :10nablr lo dt'm~stral~ ~ad ll VP, prr~•>Mhlr pr~11 und· mi;: prorlut·t. Tr1m·1\vist. No ,,,. :i.; Mu~1 tilkl' shonhand. rxp. ""'' : xlnl salary. Full l'IO wpm ~· rvp<> 7'l wpm. or part limr positions al ma- Pll'M•r hrtni: rrsumP '" Sullr 1nr <lrpl. i<IOl'f'". Orllll!i:" O 4242 Campu~ Dnvp Nrw· Coun1y ilt'f'lt . Cail for ttpp't. pn11 Rra1·h. hrh\ rrn 10 A \I :!1.1: 1T.rti64R f; Ii if! P\I Fnl'lay, \1ont1ay ---TRAINEES __ _ _.,_ .. _T_11_r,d11_, _n_n_lv_. ----Oprnin.i::< 1n srarmpnf fartnr:v Factory Trainees lnr Srwrni: Machin" ~n· tnr" 'Jn PXPf'lirnC't' ~~· ca1 ~ P!l'i'I' Wnl k nn spoftA.. \\r11r Apply .IAY·:'>tAR. '.!!1(11 !::; Oak. S11n111 An;L 7:3()..1:30 . -Women's Better Shoes lmmt>r11a1r opPninf!$ rl;iy shirt. ~·nr sped11l insul;itor manular1w·rr. ,\pply WIG--:<;1yli;;--& &ales, 11\f' prr,t1gr drip. 1'tore, Ex· rrr1,.nrrcl nnl.v: loUowini: prrfr1TC'd )lust k n n w 1•11,1nm 1·utt1ni: SaJllI'y oprn. olu~ 1'0111m10:.~inn. \all: Mr -Cuu11I Shoe1 -Men's Clothing Top Commissions Full time Excellent benefit&. Apply Personnel 10.1, \ltlO lh1i1 fr I FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH i\n •'f(ll'tl nf1pnrturuly rmplo.vrr Y oun9 Fry Cook nr Kitchen Trainee r .. r11111n1•,11 1nh ('h~nrr '"I "rl' ;11wrmrnl ''" -111d""'' l'lrR•rl Bob's Big Boy , ,! 1' 17th .... I ( .. 1. \t. '-ii (if factory Trainees lmmrtl1~1r "I" nm=• '111\ •h111 Fn1 'fl'• 111 in•11ht1nt· m 1n11r.1. 111rrr \ppl\ Ferro Corp. t~if;, ~·1tirn:l11« Rnntf I l11ntini;1n11 Rr~• h Young Men 18-28 Ferro Corp. 11171'a F'1lx>rx:laios RMrl If u n t ingt on Bf'll'Fh ---------F.rtmound . .>n. :?74-71ill • ALTERATIONS C'ollr,.1 Q1111hl1ed to .-ork Ill h11:h R'I/ -.\~st -Dtrl'Clor • .;.u t:rrarlr fa•hion i>torr . Ahlr .'"[ shill \lust h;ivr supervii;.-.r rlo ho1h mrn snrl wnmrn ' "'fl"I ·'" tn=:rrio needed 3-11 . OJrrrc; prrmanrn1 rull llmr ~11 l'l'"''inn' 'lli~t nwls. 11 · 11nrk Plr~'ant Pm 1rnmrnt 7 y·rflrf cuperv15!\r, R N ;.nrt i:norl company hrnl'lll< ~•arr. L.VN ,(, iurls. i>-16~50 Applv. -- . BuffumJ' R. N, •l1 l.VN 3-U SHIFT Fuhion l1fand :-lf'\I JX111 JI 11 r ho r C~n- SnmP of our Prnployri; 11.r,. "ni:tai::rd in 11 labor d1i:putf'. --Exper Waitresses Pan ni full omr 011.v ~nd nii;:hl shirt~ I l ntnn "'air. hn<>p • >urgwill, mrcl11 al rlrntal valr~rrnl B!l1l1P. 1 5;, !; Surrrmr Avr .. N ~ w port B<-11rh &11;-7765 COL'NTERGIRl...'\ In n t,.., Fish & Clnp.< rrstaurant. J.m. mrd1alr op!'mns:.~ Good pay ~· hom • Apply: Th" Oorymrn, 7100 W. Of'p;in f'mnl ' R • -WAITR~-~-SES---k--CJ1-r llMIP<<r' will IJ'am. Jll· -:r\r;LE NC:F.OLr'. :\rwla1l 11111·i1\I' with I> II b h 11" I: I O"IAl'hlllf' n p,. r" In r !t • rrr~nnht1r~. rull nr J>ar1 p1r~,,.r• • lrimm"I"· ~:,. t1mr Thr 7.nn, Cna&t Hwy I' r 1 1r n r "'ti nnl~ 1·.,...o ~1 :l11wArth_1_ir ____ _ '\pply '" (l('l'~lll1 Howard's Restau r•nt 1001 \\ (n;,,.t Hv. v . 'lR \ln11rov1a. N R fiV 1f.FF. jf)f.NTAL RN·rl'ltinniM. Abl., \I ,,.RF. lnsUJ'llO('P O!fu·r In 18kf' ~ .... ~ c; 11nd do IW'llTI,. :'rnrt11ry lmmrd oprn1nc rha1r~1t1r 11~c;1<rtlnf;:. """'JX'r1 "'""'"A drl \far. ~~~ l ~ Br:11"h Ofhrr G • 4-2 -I I• C'oa<t 11 " ~ . r.. II hr!\\. ~ • RobNhon fi?:\-11:'..0 -Cafeteria Counter Girl -:fA)1AlCA INN MoIT.i-, -\h1•1 havr 1"9sh regiltrr ~X· 'lrl'ds one morP m,.;1d 1-;,J)('r rrnl'llt-r "londlly lhf'OUih hrlrlul. bot nn1 r•Sf'nlial f'ridn~ 7 104 p.m. CaJI SI i;.; hr. A Pf'llV m prr:on 11:',.:.nti()(I, ""t n'l6 '!IOI 1-; ('09C\I llw,V. ("r!\_f _ -. l:AI~" ATif;N°T!_O_N-.-·• Or>rll\11!11111\' knfll·kt> nnr r BAnMAlf"lS ~nrl c;n r.o 1,1kt-~lr7 l.1k1> ....,..,,,""'· ~ S..t}''' pr'•"l•iftqn tnh, "' ifll 1 , .. · -,. ""'" nA 'J\Jo ft.<; fhor1 I'•., n .. vntr 1 (II" -' 1>w~ l~1;!r l•ll) 1·nr1"1 \10000 ''' •· S"!AI prr """"~ v.rrk ~:.H•n SM :. ~22 I• ~r \l,.;n~ii"m"111 nllfl'1rlll·l ___ fi~.'H~~ nr ~'l.Vl'if;:i K-lrnl""'' • ~·ntnr, m1tur· nt11r• ( 111 10 11rn-Z pm 1 r • <r • """ , ~ ":"t I I : \I \IOS 'lrrdrrl, fnll Ill put \\f>fT\1'11, PllM h1™" da,vs. M Dishmachine Operator R11<:M\C w,.,.,kt-nrl nr ""r111ni:< l"ar1 nr lull t1mr ttmr $1 IC, 11n hour II' "1Art Sat 0t <;un AJll)lv Ill Jll'l"!!On Own Ir 11 n' po r I 11 I Inn . Tft<'O \tt•"'I. 267.l lfllrlJor !1::11) "46-1 ~Iii ~~~a~_ A \1 ti' 11 A)f ('tf' after l PM ;\ u...n 2 F11llrr1'fl('<;, CM 8.;\IWSITT1'..R. LIVP.in nr run S4. hour, \!It tram 0111 ? rh1ldrn. Mon-Fri. Gam 0\ rr I~ ln~11rnrwr, 1111inn 11.,s .• \!rs (, re~ n h er ~ 10 :I :IOpm, S:l;) wk. Call aft "'Air Arply In T1'''""'' ~12-.!:•Jf> 5pm. 6'16-"'6(Y.I Howard's Restaur ant C GIRL. t\tll h~P Do drs1gn ORJ\PER_Y_w_o_rlc_roo_m_~---,,.· !001 W. oast II~", NB 11 d m·'· ~"n..1-..... ;idr" ,., -----, n ""e -· .,. ... "'' ' ExPt'r. Mt-I MonillOI\ Dnr-LlfF Guardc; 'lnung mrn m \ u i1 tom Sllfld~ Shop 1651 Pl ti A ,g11(1(! ph~' t'<>ntl ~t-r !R 67'.l-711.10 ~~I'll, 11~ I W ., l"',1hr <1r1vrr,t; hr l"fVf d. "lust EXPJo:R. S A LE s PERSON - flll<< 11nfon11~ ph\< r'am for Spm1<wf'4ll' 22 tn l!'I YT" * Tf'LEPHONE SALES \Pf'l~ 1>1·fo1" n 1 ''"" "1 "' r r rrd ~'.M62 TO{' rommt~mn, ulary tf mB1n hr11rtl hfr ~11a1d llin. r ~ N'fllll · · · Y'"' qu11llty ~ ortly. For Orr11n f&. Ct)ll~ Rlvrl H~EEPER. 9 :lO tn l :lO tnlf'T'\11Mt ~ !'146-704.t r11v ..t Lll1r11n;1 Rriwh Moo lhni t'ri, EJCJ>rT. r,.r,, DEN'T'AI, Ofr. Mer. ~ --~ --.-1 rt'<( No chldrn. 67:1-T:i:t<l nl ,....,.A r.nr.r.N~F.1'..."Prn f 11 I - ----------nr 4 yn r ~· S"'IV"'• Z. hmr. Al'lrl f'lmnr r11rt mAn, C~IRI, FRIDAY: Tm rn ~ d 4~ 'J4S-:l000 flAM l'lrnP Aipply in l""'f""ln oprnm~. 1«1'!'1111''1, no llhrt·TEMPO ----R-AR--Y----1911- in ~hr 11 m. only In.mp hnd. for appl 545-1400 __ quallfwd bldfpr ~t Ji. Cota.st CO\lntry C1uh rRTME area f'ullerette Mitr. k'f'. duttl'!l. ~ KITCHEN H ~Ip" r E'.-<· H B., F.V. Will train. Mrs. BABYsrM'ER needed. Your prnenced In Mrxi<'3n food Tbeckmi,y, 9&2-SU4. homt or m!M. Nr. Wbittter Apply Milla M • x 1 r a n SECRET.ARY • typist. recep-ldlOQl 60-4991 ~urant M'T-W. 19tb St., t!Mt~. lite bookbept~.1--~--· --f!Jllit't--itnord--- SaO• b7 Schock, 675-1823 ~ k try R1ft tn MA.'l 20-35 11ock, dl'ltvf'ry ---RN RELIEF COlltll :l"llll. ~lm 11n'1 dl'f'ldni:r. !I 11 m to • ('.ALL M7 9'it1 /' -----------1> m 11l11r1 SI T:l hrttir ~bo .. -~IAMPOO C.1rl tor Krlly par1 11nw Joh 4-~ 11 m N-e Dental S.cretary Tl'mpll'tnn H11lr St)'IJ!t1 H11rnfft 4~ f: 17th !'I . \ M Nrwpnrt 8Mrh ~..5fm _Ml_--01_~------- . " .... • 28 OAJLY PILOT Frid~, M,y J, !968 JOBS & EMPLOYMENT I MERCHANDISE FOR MERCHANDISE FOR MERCHANDISE FOR SALE AND Tiit.ADi MlltCHANDISE FOR SALi AND TRADE MERCHANDISI fOlt 'PETS and LIVESTOCK PETS and LIVESTOCK TRANSPORTATION SALE ANO TRADE SALE AND TRADE SALE AHO TRAOI n--8125 Cop aa2s ------- Help W1n--;;d ___ _ Women 7400 , _Fu~re.:__ ___ 8_ooo __ F_u_r_n_lt_ur_e _____ a_ooo_ Se;ing Michl,;; 1120 Hl·fll & SteNO -.... fbhf "9 Boat. 9040 1210 M_ls_ce_l_l•_neout ____ MOO_ ~~-=--~---~ ---------1 26' Motor ~ bo&t. lari't b&it tanlt. ca.bin. 110 hp Chl')'a Crown-Ellcel cond.. fl !lJO; 54&-ll31 15' F'rolt·fi'tt Hoqiotnt mri~ S65. Yellow G. E. wuhtt ., dryer S95. total. Inter. Harvt>l1tr mnt·type dH'!> f l'ff a S6.i Norg, tronf r $25 CoUH table wtglus tQfl S8 0..ed<writer S25. 41. lol'Cf'd alr turn.ace $50. 4 Boat trlr wh1.a w/ures. $20, Medi d.rawizl& tools no. All itema xlnl cond. 616 Marguente, C.d.M. 673-5396 OUR NEXT Electro- IM echanical • Assemblers Experienced only. Computer A1sembly •• -APPLY- Marshall Communications 2230 S. Anne St. S1nt1 An1, Calif. An equal t>ppr>numty 1>mplo\Pr ffiLER Old World Spani.~h & ~lediterrat1ean Furlliture r All N!'W Oecoratnr p1Prf'~ and 1·r10m grouplnp rt'· turned !rnm display srwh•"· model homt'S. mo\ I" ~t11dl••\ ()l'('nr11tm' Can1•t lf11t1on: Houseful of Span· l§h f1Jr1111 urt. llcms a~ Cnllows: Gorgeous 8 tr. S1•anL~h 1o!a' >fat• h1nc Chall Cu~tom quil1£d "11h t•an·ed -.nod trim. H HI It l-lt'\'llle Caned \t'l\Pt i.ula hra\y J1ark "ak end tabl,... i mat1·htnl cock· fllll 111ble 8 Pi<'<'f' King s11t \f Pdllerranean oak pan· Pltd ~rnom gu1tt "11h full l-\1nr:: '"e box spnnzs & m11trrr'' L11rit" S1·11n1sh de<·nr dining room. Gnld 1 .. af Spanibh tahle lamris Hano:1n:; '"a~ lamps, etc , "tr E:ai•h r1f'rP can be p11rr h11•rd 1ndil 1d1u1li>. Whole houseful w.n rt9. $1685.00 MUST SACRIFICE $698 00 FOR ONLY • • • • • • Term~ Available -\'ewcom ers to Calif Credit Approved lmmedJalely R & D f'11r111t11re 1144 Newport Boulturd, Cotta Mea. hery Alc;ltt 'tll t -Sert. & Sun. 'tll 6 "' 1967 sr,r.1-.R wilh walnut rah111f't Lo..a1 grrvlcema.n 1;.11v1ns: town WW sacrllice machine for balance S41 25 lrl1 IOt ca.sh. Buttonbolts, r md hrmi-, f'lr No a t- tacl·ment' nttc.1~ Auto- mar1r bllbbtn w111rler Touch· O·>l1hc Ot;iler will OJ< 1-aymtnts Ill SI 35 week k ~11-t1unlM" Call a.nynme ~ filill; ~~~~~----1967 SINGER, dut to d1vorr"' A111oma1k: Zi!n•i m anli<Jue "" hi t e cabinet. B1111onhol,.s O\•trc•~tJ<, !an- r v sutches. etc No at- 1a1·hmrn1~ n,.l"ll"d A&~ume I p;i 'mrnts 111 1:5 \II each or sin tj cash. I .uarant,.,. sllll nK ("all aftn 5 3 II , '!~-4:;l:'l 1968 STEIUX> oonao~ t0hd state. 4 .~ changer. Lll<t new. Take OY~r small payments or $86 IZ C"ash. Cr~il Dept i3r7289 MATCKED pe.1r J tote n 'IJ'Uen, u new. JSS. 67:NSIO C1mer•s A Equip . 8300 CTNE Ssiec:iaJ II 16mm, n.• Ekta.r, t~ltpholoa. et<' . aC· ~sa., cue. ~ 673-5910 * Dog Obedience Class * Stut1 Mey 6 * REGISTER NOW * $12.50 1 ircr1ft 9100 1966 CESSNA Skyl.ane. !10 hrs. T.T. $14,950. Call a.ft. 6, 538-6361 or 50--0.123 Mobile Homee 9200 MONEY CLEAN %1.' x 8' Ke.naklll, PAID OR LOANED AQUA NINE PET SHOP \'Am beds, 8'Xl6' enclolurt Instantaneously OD almost • S2SOO. Space rent $40. Mo. ·cl ot wJ Cotta Mesa, Wrlte Daily _5po_rt_l_n1_Good __ • __ a_s_oo_ i :::1a'i: ~. anc1 pau;·hJ::_ 6883 Westmimter Ave., Pilot Box M-t<m Colt .'5 Automatic est prices for W • C 1.f '66 PACEMAKER. 2 BR. ex- 19Z7 Argentine model. Dl.amo~ le Cold Jewelry estm1nster, G I • pnndo, $1500. e q u It y + Good condlt1ot1 "°· C. M. Jewelry & Loan 892·7913 $99.61 mo. 54&-290' leave • ~9-0"183 afl 6 P~ • 1338 Newport. c .M. IH&-7741 message (or Dick BROWNING Pldgton Grarle -..._,,,.... ----------...._,, "61 STARCRAE'T <Spartan) OfU, 20 ga .. Z M"ta ha.mis, I SWIMMING POOL MERCH~ftATION 10x50 furn, Aloha Trailer '•r.':"r Ptbl5 [lom flt 50 M " F, Sk "Sk. trunk case, IA Ft Pool, Filter. SUrf•re SALE AND TRADE I Park ru w. Wilaon, C.M. ... :>,:er Z1:.rza;: S69 50 perfect. $730. 673-5!110 Skimm~r. Mainltnanct K1t I & y h 9000 •Other Z1gvig~ from ~)1;,1)1 ======== FR.EE Ground Pad. FREE TO YOU Boats IC ts ELECTRIC CAAS 9250 r~r P..bll Kiri\~~ lrom S7950 M iacell1neous 8600 $149.81 LOC, AL NEWPORT BOATS E'l."",...,..,'C '"'--, ,..., model ,,,,h .. r varuum, from tl'.? 501 SECARD POOL ""''""' ...,.. ,,.. ..-.I R laJ e BUNDY Con:>l'lPI w/casP, . 11 German Shtpherd 4 16. SK ski boat + trlr $1995. w/charger. (4 jumbo bat· • Rf'f<ltrs "",., -en s like new C'ost $160; make o!-323 S. Matn, Oran&e Collit. 9 ~ old, female 17 Gull stream 1/0, L20 M~ ter1tsl. $i!O(). 608 Lark6pur, !tr. Arco Smm mo v 1 e 532-1992 pop. Haa had all shots. Xlnt crulsrr -1-u·lr. Uke new! CdM. OR 3-8942 Part llmt ros111m avail· able, "'Pll gT'OllmM )out1:: larlv. llour. 11 am rn ~ J1 m ~I tJrlrla,y ltu~u .;b Friday. T!'ller or :"rw Account-; ei.pencnct PN'- lerr!'<f P!Pa~" applv 111 ~rson In '.\IR LITCll "rn••,.rp SPwinst \lach & V;ic l~iR Harbor, CM &16-9742 JOBS & EMPLOY MEN I I F 't 8000 urnt ure ----·-----1 Musical lnst. camera. bltn expo 1 u r e '!!!!!'!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I v• childt'efl, beautlful 8t af· On our lot. Make otter. meter. 3 lense&. used twict, KNITTED f ABRICS, r~:tionate. We have too 24' f antasy, !port fish, load· Motorcycles coe.~ $200, will take $50. ·many other animals. 306 I'd' • trlr. Sacriflce! ! --------- 9300 Glendale federal Savings 2333 E. Cout Hwy. Newport Beach An tqu.al oppt'lrturu!Y employrr EXPER1£:'\CED CREDIT CHECKER UNITED CALIFORNIA BANK Joba-Men, Wom. 7500 CLERK Computer Room \blr "' 'H1rl. '111Y hn11r 1 '"' -h,/t Apply Pit Fol1om 833.0600, Ext 2229 COLLINS RADIO CO. 19700 Jamboree Road Newport Be1ch A II llfll'lica rions rpv1<>11 rti on rnf'nt w11h no l>1a5 ln- wan1 R.lt't', Color, Creed or Sex Spanish Mediterr1nt1n SHOWROOM SAMPLES :.. ft "'or.rl cal"M arm Ml d1- \ iln ""Ith large mw s matr~ in~ chair bea1111C11J \J1•<h· tr n arir:1n f;,l>rw~ anrf t'OI· n1., } Pr· h1>.'<a =on Spant•h d.uk Mk tnfl rlimn:: \Pl with bla<'k nr <1,·ocado framf"l rhitt~ rlr<'Orativt VUlyl dP- c1;:n 'i Pr ~IMltrrnnPan t-Jrnnm ~t -9 rlr;:iv.rr \Ir. & :'\Ir \. dresser, large fram- f'd mim>r. large nit!! com· modf'S. match.in!.! panel de- sJgnM hr:idhoar<l. S89S VALUE Full Price NOW $429.95 OR TEP.~IS AS LOW AS ::oo PER WEEK 1W1U sell Items lnd1v1d11all)) "0 [)()\\-...; t".1e Our Store Charge l\o fancy lront BL'T .. QL.ALITI' V.\Ll"ES rNSIDF:' 1125 '"The MU&ic ~la.n", authori~· I'd )losnr, dea.IPr. 8131; Balboa Blvd , B 1 I b o a , 67H2fn ()Ids tromhnnt w/c1se $85 \.rpt'l('h Snare drum $47 l..11'1" 1:: drums "/cym. S200 1;1ht;on rlas.,1r l(Ull. $99 Cl;ist.lf: ~11ars Sl9 95 mr ~ Sale all merchanch~ CLASSIC GUTT AR. Swedish made, S50. 545-1549 Pianos & Or91n1 1130 SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS \'.:1ratt -r."O"P -Favor - Purpt~ -REVERSE McCall's ultra-violet desert ., FOR SALi Ramona. Pl., Co6ta Mesa. t'Ilu'ttl Characttt Boats. a.1r lamp w/a.uto timer, $25. ~9700 5 6 1 Monterey, double ender. In· 2 hand croch e te d ~rnnanta. Samplew 6 Mill-2 CUTE kittens and mother spKt. . . ~!'Md.a. Ul<e new, dble-eDdJ Sat. Only I a.m. to 2 cat, will spay~. Free 10 IFourl 2~<'6 Sport/fish tN1cel 1z. $100 val. Sell SZ> ta. p.m. 929 Baker, Coata Mesa good homt'-2188 Maple Apt un<ll't· $2'300 548-9760 aJt 6 pm !'l!CE LJprt Piano $100; older B. Costa Mesa. alter 5 pm rrv.ni r'hi•is Conrue 51 one REF"RIG CTO&s b'>p tre~z,.r ylltJW blHn mge & oven s "{ undrr S72SO $35. Twn bp(f5 u:/malt sn $25; l'l('W copper-<:Ol hood . f' G SIOOJ16 24' C.ol 01allen- pr. H o f rm a n 71" TV SIO: 14' Ski bo&t, 50 HP, MO~G. W ;inted, good ger, 26' Peanon Commlllld· Coneole, $25. 1 hp 11nglt elPC, :dnt cond S 5 9 5. home ui adult family . fv)r er & Cal 2-1 under $5600. ph """" " I 897-~""•,; beaut. blk. 10" g • bairf'd ITwot 40' Matthews sedans. a.se motor, .,..,, .. ,ap' ....,,,~., al t red l A I Jarnn tablts, S3 pr. Dinene ----------t m '· neu t ca· re:i lmml\c'' Otter .. or BRAIDID Rua:I: 12x'.l5, $50 pet. ~53 51~ . ~t. Sl5. 1550 Superior 3, m&OCbing 2x•'• S7 u ., . 4T Dl~I Crull Ketch $24,500 !rear) CM. 6 4 S -918 8 • 8xlO Ui; 19Z1 Maple Ave 2 FEMALE ta.bb1e1 •. blue * SPECIAL * 642--5666 No 4 c M eyet;, mother Pmuan · 31' Di~I CUtter t)lt '64. NI * AUCTIO · ' · · father's name ls Tom-6 wks ~d room, ~t live-aboard N * Misc. Want9CI 1610 ~d~TlH o use bro k e5n/6. fcx-1 or 2. $.10,<XX>. U .YOU WUl tell or bey "•.,.....,' '61 HONDA 300 $495 STANSBURY BUICK Aoction.t Friday 7 p.m. long halttd m&lt', allvl'r. 512 · 3Ut St. ... .,,, 2100 HARBOR BLVD. give Windy a try WANTED ''Pl."SSY wanl.6 • comer" • 1 "tlTZ & AVHY ~ Windy 's Auction Barn Maltese cat with •hots. Newport Beach -COST A MESA 646-9022 Be ~24i0 5/3 t hind Tooy'a Bldg. :'vlat'I I ____ 675-0442 nH 541-59"4 '64 B.S.A. Scramb er 350 20751, Newport, CM 646-S686 Furnltur•App f1ncff PETS ir.d LfVESTOCK 14, AL~>~MCR.AF'T Excellent condition! MOVl.NG. Mil.It Sell, Bdrm Color TV's.--Stereos Cits 8820 VERY GOOD CONDITION S500 67S·044S ""t. dbl bed. bkcaae hdbrd. -TOOLS -$11.j 847-2435 HONDA S-90. mod. desert 3029 Harbor Blvd . Cost1 Meu S4~2033 --TIME STUDY APROVED FURNITURE Ind 'a.I 2 l S9 Harbor Btvd., C.M. Th('y ·1e de!i:i:ntd a n~ car fnr ""mPfl. It &°" 111to R£. \' F.P.SE wben you put it in dn,,. dttuer. 2 Dile atnda SlOO: 531.1212 or 893.0555 3 S1A~E Kitterw, malts. -=======:;::;::=I bike, xlnt cond S725 refrlg S35; 5' Ceramic fir BUYfNG Slh:er Cmlflcatel>. i Weeks old. S15 tteh. Siilboita 9010 536-6108 alter 5 lamp $35; 8' eect IOfa S?.'>: Pa,y S1 45 to S1 55. F.d's Coln ~0.9147 ---------Honda 55. SlOO Ynuni: ~rson with ustn Da.tly 9-9. 11>5 S\Jnd1y Enl!lll!'fflng backj!'TO\llld or I • S.t8-9'fll • PIANO It ORGAN "SELL-IN" mil mp! din tbl Sl.";; bltca5e Shop, 8558 Westminsttt Ave., ========= 3 YEAR old S la r c r 11 ( I Tohat&u 50 Ttt.U !:Me, UlO. An equal opportunity emplo)·rr rn11h maior ,\pplv to J.\Y· • __ ~!AR. '19()7 S. 00, Sanl.a ()\\''-:ER IL\S \10\'ED !rnm Ana 7 Jl).3::Yl ~horedi!I Hom'! • :'-11 'ST "ELL bo>auti!ul k I n g • 1 /. f $15. ~ Ra.milton, Ct. 6-C Westminster 897-1525 Dogs 8825 Skylark, 14', 350 lb. beauty ~ l~COLUc-n" ""-cylc ~ 3 WA.'llTED Bait Tank 4 to 6 GERMAN SHEPHERD ""/110' of dacron. tor the '&>HONDA~· clean mm """ """"' c.ii acoop. MUST be good con· PUPS pxpetien~t'd sailor. Hardly good. $375 O~ best offer: Year books & d1ctnry. $!()(); dition 673-5129 u~~. With custom Balko Al!o Madi tool! 546-7379 Yes. we're haVlllg a "Sell- Apphcants cllns1d!'rl'd on mtrit regamles, "' race, reUgious crttd. ~lor. na- tional origin or a11cestry. M & P"1rm t1P!, inr l ""ti tahlPc, AgenciH, tn 7550 bf'd~prtad, lamp... a I s ,, Women map'" Gnndlath'r C'lnt'k ln"' ror Spnng. f1oor mod- els. show models. u-ad~iN of pianos & Ol'il.nS Will go 'It low, LOW pnctt. V.'HY DO~ T YOU shop us before ynu bU)• one 17" GE port TV S31>: A.KC rPgister('d Champion Trlr. Sl.000 value for S500, · · one 17" Silv,rtooe TV u. h BLOOD LINES firm. 642~ alter 6 PM "65 Hood& auper 90, w/•Und '60: 1 aet convt ~c inery, etc. 8700 1. Ch. ULK WIKrNG-WlND~ULL 16', one' dtSign, Scrambler rig like new, ADVERTISING AGfMCY CX>L"PLE onr 4t) \lanag' lnPWI ~take of!Pr 6~1 quality beach 1pt/t-ntPI _1>·_. 0_~_. ------- Capehle of l<eoep111g books I SOFA It matt-tun;-: rl\r. SliO. Summer season. 6i:.-SHI). 2 bar <"onlc, la. 61:>-~ Schools·lnstruct lon 7 600 =========- HouHhold Goods 8 020 w AR.D'S BALDWL'i srumo llY'.71 ~e9-'"P'>\1. Of 642-3484 • PlA."iOS • ORGANS * • Largest stock In So. C.ahf. bunk bed.a w/lnnerspl"i $'75; LOCK Fonner, qe master. ERBLUT Sch m planing huU. centtt board. $200. ~- 842-1834 alt U DOCll'I portable i;pot welder, 30" Top winmns SMPherd 85'7'-romplelt. fin e st '65 YA.i'vf.AHA 250 a= FOAM Rubber rut to •he. drive turner, S h p-3 p h of all Times material & fittings. Makr YDS 3. Immac. Upbol soppUe1, I a. b r I c s , mote,.-. Misc. tq\rip. Ii plfU. 2. OL NORDRAAK olrtr. 543--0861. S425. 962-8584 nauphyde. Factory outlet. 962-3133 ol MATTERHORN UDO 11. No. 1854. $9'J5. 7' '67 Custom 450CC Lowr pricea. A-1 Foam 4.<XX> Lb ~ible Forklift 3 limes Pacilic g I a s s d I n g t; y com pl • 897-9622 • Sha.Ii> with ability to nr;;;in- 1.U! a n d lollow tl>rnugh. Good secretarial skills 1 must. Under ::0. C1ll Barbara 642-3910 BOOKKEEPE:R, F. C. Coun- try Oub e."<J>tr, salary ~n. matl rHCme to Mtn VtTde Counrry C1ub. Box 1110. Cos1a Me!lfl. SA."lDWICll ~f&kers nights. 8 p.m. to 4 a m 5 days HA.\ffiURGER llE'NRY 2136 Placentia. Costa Me~a Evf"(')'ooe uaes Fuller bnishes Why not sell them. '3. hr ;\lrs Brown !42-71l12 l!B. e REST A \.,"RA. '"T HELP e Eve-nlngs. OVER 71 • ~ll-9jjf).1 • Jobs-Men, Wom. 7500 Waitresses ~nOplr C11 II l;.l!-15.l.i ~ "il ,,, :> rm HAIR STYLIST Caprice Coiffures South Cout Pina Atk for CAL. 546-71&6 . MEN .\ women to clrculau popular pl'litlon. Must be reristl!'r~ voter ot Ot1.111te County. Cnod pay. Inquire at 1900 E. 17th St . Room 112. S..nta Anll "" ~ ~i;J;l1'i m~1R7 WAITRESSES -Days BUSBOYS -P"uU • P.rt tlm~ COTTAGE COITEE SHOP 56l W. 19th St , Costa M81l TEACHE•S SUMMER EMPLOYMENT Phone Mn. Hobldr1r S».Q77 (J!I ~ F'RY COOK· IOtctln Rdper Noon ID 5 p.m. I ~. A~ plJ HIJl'.ilwctt fftnrY, %131 Plaamtf.I. OIRa llleu.. CLODl coapie to manap 11 anlt •· )I Hundnimn 8-.:fs lor partlaJ rent. ~ ntY' (X)()f(, ~meed Dlr't R(IO( Bttr C.M. OLD ltl/r lft't.~ FOR \ Secretarial Tninln9 LG r<'ln;z W '-,.,,..,. Wl ATn::o.D THI:: C'l\Jc:h Sl5. mod dmeltl' SI) Most Modern Up-to-Date ::as P""T mower S J 0 Bt.'Sf:' ES.S COl..LEGE In tht .::5'!6-fili=::::::::l::::S ====== Southland. The achoo! ol · Programmed Learning with G_1_n ... g._e_S1_J_e ____ a_o_22. the "fin lshlng schoOI" touch. Complttt Secretarial Brushup -IB~t Keypunch Start any Mooda.y-Evenlnz c la ssea IWO. POLLY PRIEST Bt.'Sll'\ES.S COLLEGE Jz;, N. Newport BL, :-1.B. 1-\1:-\G Size bed sec. couch, d1'$k, lamp11, b 0 0 It c • s e W1' PS, lypewnte~. and I. Bunch of O~r Good1,.~· Eves. th11 v.tek .r. all dav S111 6.i5 Lido Pane Dr ~o 29 ldCl'O!!> lrom Sea Shanty :-.; B l 0,,,..3390 Days • '21)'<-10'0 off.Player pianos l(XX) roU. 10 choo&e from Fabric Ii Upbob'tery Supply sz:so. i.i2 N. Bat av 1 a , Coast Victor w/sa1L!.. & oe1a . $125. -========= Co .. 311 E. 5th St., S.A. Oran~. 6 3 9-2 6 91 or Males-Females <a weeks) 6#-1349 Auto Service 83>U81 897-2433 Ev•. Bl.ack le Tan (shots! Zl' VE.'-'TURE. 5 l1lOI old & P1rt1 9400 WAl.1'"UT Dbl. bed. romp BRED FOR QUALITY V>ts o< -<tru. Genoa trlr 1---------- s.«>; 40" round mple. brldst FREE TO YOU ~ TDtPERA.m:.vr sips 4. outbrd. Save SUSS TIRES ibl. form•-. ...... ~.. •-.. le Pedigree v.1lh each Pup 6,, 6970 .,.,., ~, "'0 ,.,... -... .....,, o •o""-o 1 -N· or~ :\ew car '""'·ft-eov~ and saw "4 HP w / 1 t a n d , MAGAZINES • Sat. Eve. LI "'""°"" ays ~2 P)! '"'-06 -------carbirle sanding dix , adj POii, Look, Life. Journ&I. & 837-3865 Eves a.ft 6:30 P){ HOURLY RENTALS takeo!!s. Majo r brands. Ul"T"Y !>Pt organ S499. dato heed noo. Misc. items otMn: l96l thN 1967. Weekends 837·3865 alt 9 A.\t * RHODES 19'1 * many s I z es. GIGANTIC * Term!. • Terms -Terms * cash for >'<lllr piano or trade Z?"alld p•;uio for ntw spinet f 1,.1<f'J Wholes.ale Plano Co. 12072 Brookhurst at Chapman Gariren Grove 1714) 633-mo \\.urlitur piano~ $499. f>.i3-2894 646-799T 513 GER.i'\IA..~ Sborthalr 14 mo. Fun 1.one Boat Co., Balboa SAVINGS! Firestone Stotts. Wtbeor re-bit grand $850. • "·C . II ...__., SCHOCK SABOT No. 2103. 475 E. 17th St., C.M. ~ BEAl.'TifU'L Olina. Piece TWO ~ed 0 a ch 1 h u n d ~ • part>& Y .,.,.,..ience * Registf"r now for summer train. ~ Ilk h I • d New n~ rigging., trlr, xlnt by plece or en~ cupboard female pupa· 6 months· &ii ~. es c • re n cond. ~"' ,,.,3-2~ Trailer, Tr1vel 9425 piano rour~s rages 7-13 1, Ml • movlni! )fake offey shots Nted .-... homrs. ~4 & 642~-----..... , .,, """ adult o~a.n cla.ues. -"""" ...u.c-rr c-11· .__h hog E-Z TERMS Haviland· Mei.sun, f'rent"h 5'j&.1834 evenlng1 only. 5/3 POODLE GROOMING nu..,,i..u : ...,..ut. ma PRIVATE PARTY bu \n;-ic Cl y c f & Prussian. etc. etc. OR POODLE -temer . female 4 Lnsons In your home days finish. xlnt rond. Full 30 ft Mobile Home Phone 548-~ WO\t EN'S clothing S:unple Sale. Slac.ka, • k I r I I ""'·eattrs. knit dresses. r1c 1, pnce Sltr'° set, f'ri Eve ;\fa) J. '7·9 p m. Sat .\lay 4, 10 am. 4 pm. -*'::> 540-~&5· ;' · 1 li.1!6 Cd,\f. montha • perfect p, t tor or evenings. • 811-1890 covers. trlr.; S1200 61;,-(»49 SHARP, 1.M.MACULATE It .-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiii-..iiii_iii 0..E.A.N~G Out storage -childten. Jet black/whlte MINA Blk o11chshunda. 6 Islander Babama 24' fully ready to roll. Combination !'OW HERE -the new I vllluable. Antique. 6 all apot. Darling! 646-5155 5/3 wk:s. AKC. 3 male, 1 remalt. Equip · Immediate $4900. electric & butane. Tab (IV· To Women ••• •.. of ALL A9es 1216 \\ Balboa Bl\d :"B 6T.P'.l31 ni .. 'lewport School ol Busi· ness IS UM!lng YOU to htlp youniell to llU~. W, know wt h11.ve the a.nsw"rs trir you. w;i pick up the P.A TIA'." ~ 1 pt""s nno phoOt a.nd rual . . 1 Typewnttt & Jtand S~:'i 6-46-01 53 B1~h ,nd & Mf11'• t!\hl• S'20 yl)IJ U ~ GL.\D Yo'J ifal! P~. l\rnmore "'a~h"r S!S 3 W EST COAST Tr:tde le Bus1nes' School, ·m1 s. ~taln St . Santa An• 54.> TI66 12077 Garrl,.11 l.rn' • Bl . GG I 537-7113 I Hunongion ~ach 5.'ll).1!885 VETERA'< ,\PPROVED-t HELICOPTER FLIGHT TRAl:"J:-;G Call fnr ;\pptlinlmtnt Kl 5..0197 Lln:l"l~1E Gltt · Cblk.,at ti) \euon Typing School 1 Tl D'I Ma.r O f 543-2859 \fon .wed ht»I ru~hlCJn!> $\ ;ill H 8'"'k' <'lorh,., l ml5<' 300 H~lmwmd Dr .. NB DOZE."S ol framed and urr framtd oriit 011 pi11n11n::1 anrt pnnts. \'.!-S20 El"r I\ p"WT'llPT It Sin<\ SJij flWd (·Wnter. 11n11sl"d !l;'j !'a1 I.. Sun. 3210 :'wtmn~-ota, 01 540-0862. PROJ ECTOR._supe __ r _s_Ul_;l-,.-8 r I 4 It ioom, from Japan n""' S55 l.a"1" SIO Tld-1 ~J Sl~ Gol! bll;r $3. Bahy ~l'iilt $8. Trnit !!Ill S7 p,~ hthter tble $4. AU i;t'>Od Mnd 962-ZTT1 MERCHANDISE FOR -~•.E AND TRADE I A '-'TIQCE_d_o_m-,,-,,,-p-tnmk Ru:: f1oor lamp11, Lad1r~ it'll! rll!hs Chairs. 13 ' rar Furnltur• 8000 ----~-~~ factory Close-out I rh11 n• UM;:;za;z" r " r k O,,tl-1'1. Lot' or m 1 a c ' ~1e1 • 7H.1 B 1 y p o r t \\ ay Sat-Sun. UH so •1. to 100•1. Reduction Wall dt"'1'lr. tiecoratt,r plariu--,IL'JI Pricu • MAX V•lun tt, $ll\.tuary, tlgurrnec., &. l-IDO ISLf. SA.LE ' ilM uem,. Df>conlOT'll "ti-Brown Jordan patio a.et. fum come Dally ~ Sun l~S. I h~n. ~adJ tic Dtt'lra~~ .'(); Via Lorca 673-9119 Arr""-"'11'1'~ ~If;. Co e RL~MAGE SALE • \~'l W 16lh St , :-O'S 216 Ordud. Corona ~l Mar '"""\ dr Ill L'rutrd Parcel) ~la,y 4 • 10 -S 64U289 SAT. May •. 10 to 5, 110 le LE".AVlNG State. New 3· ru Goldenrod. CdM H•hld comp) quiltrd sofa. 7-pc hf"TNI, clttv., mile:. klnsi·•l BR YI. 1V"1. 10- llfJU' wh1 tblf'!o. h1·!i. du~ttc I A.ppll1nces 1100 SupeMIOOl'l!llnr T-200 Ml~ld furniahinp. By NEED6 good home. Be9'J S50 ea. 548--0J6C 714: «*-1795 er payments or will trade. Ha.mmood Spmtt orpn pnvate party. Everything t0r1oiu a~ll young femalt • GERMAN SHEPHERD • 16' Sailboat and Trlr. Glass. 871-34.16 a.Iler 4 P.M. U no -thf! 1\nt5t Y"'t' ~~~ble! 708 Iri• Cd.\f, cat; 2 little kittens, 5 wk• Puppies. AKC ~er~ $375. Call 713:UN 3-280'2 aft answer. try ag&in. SCH.\tlDT-PH!LLIPS CO old, hM'bn>kl"n. ~ 5/4 ti guan.ntttd. 546-3890 Sipm 20' AR.lSIOCRAT "68 l.and- 1907 N. :-.fa.Jn 0 :Ylth SIL\.'ER Olympic Co In · SCHOCK Racing Sabot, Liner, made 1 t r i p Santa AM Ltmllrd quantity of un-'IWO female kittena. CAlko DACHSHt.'ND pups· 3 malts hberglasa mast, ~ii No. Monoma.tic toiltt. ahower. B3 Ha.mood Orpi1 with Leslie IP" a.Im-, E.-<cel cllnd 6i>J61Vi Radio 1200 SACRI f"TCE r10, Lalaye•te mod,.I S:!':l ?:l rti:inn•I C. B. RM11n wlfh \f '.! \fllte !J'I. chJdpo; ~ n I l' n n a . Call :>-~after 7 rircu•-t....a •t·,,;~" 25 __,, A. Tortoiae • shell. One mile Std. $4.~ '""·' p 1 $300 0 •7 <.<>•o ,. .,... '' ~ .... ~..... r-~ tl Id 6 •. .._ 6 """ r ce . trt -:,.,.,., Refr.freeier, water btattr, commem<>,..tlve pie<:-a.t S3 ger ttl'Tl ...... <16-7SS6 Al<C. 21,, mos. T14: 673-3513 ... 5/6 * UDO 14 NO. 2:168 11 Par e h eat e r, $2800. tarh. ~ :-lORWEGlAN E I k ho u n d w/traller. Excellent 646-5'257. 32S Sa.nla Ana • OLD Spanlsh cabinet. 5 MOS. old male cocker·pcx> Pups. AKC. Make offrrs or cnnditlOfl Sl300. ~2 _A_v_e_. _N_.B_. _____ _ ~~n '" family. to dup'·c•t• die. all $bots, good Mth tndes 673-ru6 • ...._ ~....a " ""' chldrn ~L 642-llfiO 5/6 SHOCK Ra~ Sabot , 15 .. aveJ Trlr., xlnt cv<J<J· cosis $225. Mutt ad1 • Pvt. ' ARROW DOG OBEDIDICE Ul>erglass ma!I, n il No Many extras, cabana. $730 party. Best offer. 673-8316 MALE 5 lb mlxtd Chihua.hua, cla.sses starling. Privllte 4634 Price S300 847-5938 e ~7 e Cd~!. Evu. All day wkends preftr older cp\ or IOln~nt training a.va.U. 968-2470 KIRBY vacu\m'I c:Jeantr and a.lone. 546-7147 516 CHIHUAHUAS AKC, tiny Power Cruisers attachments. Take over 6 mos. old part Sbee-pdog. male, 10 w~. breeder, 2~ paymenta al $6.SO or $49.70 Vives children. 8 I a c k lb stud avail. 5-46-2962 9020 Trailers, Utility 9450 rash. Credit dept. 535-1280 ~7639 5/3 Yorklllhlre Terrier ptl!l6. Televi1ion 12051 \r'HTTE Fox •tole. Lone . two FREE Dr.RT Ownp Dam & Sire. Tiny, ---\i<lns-coat S400. Sett offer. 642..:Jn elep.nt pea. LI 8-6832 18' FIBERGLASS/ wood UTILITY Tnlltt' ,. x r. cabin cruiser, 75 HP out-Lights. ~nse pl11tf'S. EX. board. Tilt bed trailer. fullY cond. m. 548-2535. 874 Dar- pquipped. moo 533-mo rell st.. c.M. • R.EN.T ~. ·.u·v • rn-~16 Ivel·, wktnda. Pvt 5/3 01\ J>V") Kfrt'ENS, cuddly, triak)' "Hor... 1830 1963 19' CL.ASTRON. ME'RC T CRUlSER. 110 HP. $2500 rucks 9500 673-"383 '57 FORD Pkk-up. R/H, Speed-Ski Bo1ts 9030 sm()lt dev .. '68 Comm. Uc.: ----------Lal S200 take1. 2433 Collfi! 18' Cbrll Chit Sid Bott. v.s. Dr., Costa Mesa. 546-8959 C.l.R £:\GUSH chenywood desk, playful. 3240 lndlana Ave. GOLDEN P.lamlno . ld.iAA $4(). f11t cabinet. m. Skill C.M. 546-., 512 16.I hands. both engl~!tt and Hw. tooll 6 other mJIC. ENGLISH ~Inger Spaniel. wettem. $450. Call !>4<>-9673 ~irles. ~ a.ft 6 3 mos, hset:Tll.lned. Fl'ff to before l:l> wt'ekdayi.:. All TV P..ATIA."i tam. I pea, aood iood home. D>-2398 512 day Silt. & Sun. Stt 11t r., n d. CE port a b I e VERY cute 1-Jou o1 tun! Nrwpon and Pal&ades. New finish. Tniiler. Ste to "68 DATSUN )ot, PU. dlr, Believe! 544-6498 $69 dt'ls. or QJr, trade. J6 P:-mts. $58.86. ~-<1773 ciid!v:uh« •ery reuon•ble. Striped temalt ktltens, T Costa Meta f REE Call bdcn 5 PM 548-95U wks. old. S46-41979 512 T-RA--N-S_PO_R_T_A_T_IO_N__ Bo1t M1inten1nce 9033 •55 Ch@'VY Pick "'1. std. G F.. ELD:. deyfr. good lO PAMPAS Crum pl&nt•. &ii BOit & y h._ 9000 YAQfT :\t1.1nte'lllll('e It tra.na. $300. 3136 Trinl11 c:nnd, $40. Ladles Rolling or pvt; yoci dia. MS-4429 s ~ •• repair llt your dock. Ex· Drive, CotAa Mesa. ~' earl. w/eett, $7.50. S/2 •~A....-8 I ti "*Mtnced. Rna. 543--71¥11 _i,t_'J'\_on_· -PU--Jn-te_m_a-llon_a_I._ 1 Year ••• Parts & Labor $7 Me. No Dep•sit Rent W1tfl Option to luy 521-7555 ~&Jen ... """"9nt r gin ne "" CUSTO.\.i ..__ri J 2 , SMART bteck ~ -6 1967 Model • still under war· sood tir8, run~ good. ... ....., " montha. trained. l'Ja ~ ranty e flberi'l&u e fly M•rlne Equip . 9035 __ s.ioo_._•_64&-__ 7445 __ _ P8nt!. Incl roda. oil· "1\t, lol' chlldttft. '4&4M6 :wt ~e -dual controls • TIS '63 CHEV~ T, P U, auto, r~,~· N-.$250. A.lk475. 8LA£X 1A1lndor ~ • pa . loaded w/extra.s . Sit/Sun Mav 4-.S r/h, 283 Mf· Xlnl c:ond. pqppy I •tftl old . aslong ~.QX>. 545-3675 or FACTORY REP. MOVING. Jl.250, * 892,.9949 BP.v~LNC Dn.ftinl m.1ctdne. uk# new wtth acales. ~. f.1)4 •·r;o• Centu St., CM. UPllOl.St'ERINC • m.50, l pc: IE\lroptan crafumm> rm • dtl.. pidrup, m \J~n. HB "~' ~ M&-t«ll5 514 ~~ MUST SE1L AU... =-==--------* Nf'W Manne & Sportins Campen 9S20 MAIL Dlcbeund. 1 yr. old. GmBS Inboard, 16' 25 hp px!s 1UPP1ies up to 15% _......;.. ______ _ u.:.n. A: 1boQ. 548-r>rl Graymarlne, full c o ve r . oH. rtshlnc tack~. wa.t"° '66 vw Qunper. FuJIY equtp. S/2 Great tor fllnlna, b11y lkil•. rope. boat hardware ped w/Dlrcpean tent, tuJ't. ,-ICl1"l»lS------.. -2-lfTY--,-l-bl_k_I. launch or Oara.cttt boat. A •C'Ct'S90rln + mucti ed txbauat. trlr hitch. MOiiing $1.D> « beat off • ""~· a-... -'---•--•· WT't 6 a tile" ~ wb. old. 6?J.-246() rnoN' ''"" r ..,, ~~ '• c.._. ... 54$.STl a.ft. 12 5n ,.,,,,.......,.---,-------• lin!L~tf Items. tl'l)"ll, Excel eond. Aft. 7 pm. 111'1 odd rhl"!I, n1J parn1tn"5. "'~' BR film, '" ml"<" WASHERS S29:JS: drYf'TI .___. •-•.•r--• S¥>-4Tl2 Sl.'>; P'rttLen m. Rrrrt& . r I: R.~ apJlllancn. m v .. l.lantoUI bouN'WllrH "l9 CAnlttN. CM. 846-5641 -,..-,.....,. _........,1 .,, aJ !T' f'AIRUNm '6.1, I011drd clothf>~. 2 BBQs. ~ In $10. wkdys., all dy wk n d s t v•Hc:. ..-Y oullffll, J I •>Uo ,..._ ___ .. _ l""" -· -- b I k ... 1 t I 4,,., ._,.., """• "'' p~. '" w * CTllt1qn1.11 Lettw> with ac> -"":""'::'"-...,,,_,...,6,,..,--~-:--:---~ a c • I e t · KaJT r•dlo. f.ath dmghy "" ~11 512 new ('OVtl"I. mOO, Own.; ~ $45. 14' n~dlner '60 f'ord Pickup. 6' body. •1~ mpptT'looe A A90C , Guar ~1~ OlUENTAL d"""r anrl mlr> ,,,r, 4!n'f ttlll1'1, t"ha"ln, anla, u!d antique ~It. Muat CA.LVADORE REF R l G, SAC' m-3663 rood c:ond. $40. OViNG room rum.. pa.tSo Ihle A c:hrl, mile. S.t 6 StUI cml,y, im ~.Of l PC. Stcdonal; oranie A ~!law Don!.. ec»t~ Pd ... m..cu NEW aolu SS& 73.. Oearing H~. 5201 Panumunt. Pico R.fvan. %13: 6»9UJ Mdt9 ... __.? otme+Uni 615·1'" SD<SA TIONAL! Utlle W&Dd StJe Couch. ctn. lmpt. ftr. -=ma. ~. lbll. lluw119. ~ncil\I Jmpa. CCll!Vtr9fJon p+tc8 pkn! to ~ I PM. UT Eut SQ Fm!t. S.lboa ldMd ANTIQUE Vktroi1n Glau H•viland O lna, ~. le~ ,.,_ l'bk e?-e«I RENT COLOR TV S9 MONTH Rent.al can apply tD ~ ORDER BY PHONE 523-3651 t tD t:JO •' DATI BUSIEST mar~ -. m.n.. Thi DAILY Pnm o..mw MCdaa. .... mt'fl"J, tltM " dlrlrt. i.a. "°"'" ~ ...... -" ,.,, ,,, J • •• • -PILL Ol•T WANTIO Ll(\8\a lkb 10,!0l c:Y. a.1.840 ~ wun"E STAR Uke !'ltw • , Elccellrnt Qmd $125 Oa1l &M-Om s A.DOA.ABLE IJVPPft nttd 675-5?77 boat. 35 hi> motor + na.tM tO<ll erk mlket l n t o tn.nd tnil« • 111 b' p:n ~ caJrVll6'I top. Nu aood home. 5'8-5011 5141~·-,-0ST--.,-nr-lti'_TI._bforgt __ .... -no Ciofdenrod Aw ow pnt,. o'bl.UI. boatter .. 2 WHITE kltw'M e W'ffb MllHlbout with 11 ~ ~-615-0489 ' 6 bitch. ~al cond. oid. Ml-1579 5/4 ~tart Jobnaon inotor, back ALLEN Bl'lldlord portable t..w 4 Cllfl. HHIOiO KrrTENI. 1"'° ~ rerrW-to beck 1eeta, IUD top. dirtetlon finder: llk~ ne.r; ·n H~ ~· Cams>« ft 7 wb. ~ 514 673-5m .tta t PM St90. 67Hm9 Aft. S PM Good o:md. Mab otfl!'r « DIA \tONt> \i Q W'tddln1 Mt. ' • OlDcf• -.an •bffb CAL Ou No. J). New tnm--========== tnde f« c&lllptT aheD • 'A'ht &Jd, aew, COid $GS, Mll load,-. 541-HJT 51• Pollnt. trlr 6 eowr. XJ1it Iott Slip Moorlnt 90U eallb. IO-CUDalt Su.n PM $l!i0. STJ.otn2 aft l. cond Alt T p.m. ...W,., aD -•......,. f' '-MUC. 81111 It.-.: ll"ftn JtOCXS .. Gftq JUii 411· dy ~ m-sc G' MOOR.ING 1t t h. c;;;]l9r 0:. c ... 0 •• r qulllfd tOk .. 181. Xb!t 511-WI &/4 23•. CAJUN O'utNr, tlpt 3, lath mua. CAT AL t NA • 50«J8S OOnd '1.a ~ l Plfet modem llK'tlona.I tun cabin, new VI eJJI, tSLANl). moo. ~ 'st IXDlOLINE PU w/dbc 05~ '!Wslil a. I 11. _... 111 S2500. Tab mWJer bo9t or «Y SLIP avallablt qntJl JUty c&rl1pl!I', ncel o:inct. JU95. m~tnbct-S15 mo.. no In-C1lEY 11 Whlt1 kltttllll. r•r. 848-1511 Lat. Sl 00 pu rt. a month. Can aft 41 pm. ~ 111allCl'I fee. Clll f13-mt. C&UcD ~. 14181 5/3 PROVEN PiAhlna: hnllt. ~'. "73-7\M Mr. Ka.rt. OU>T.R VAN CAMPER PAot .._ _,,.. t dlalrl. nvE t'Ut, ktttma. F'rM tn ditwl. eatJtn. hlM. 2 bmb WAHTI O !UZPS 4 • $550. GOOD Uftolt '1'. m. MHINT l"'lCf llome. MJ-tm 5/S tt.n>. !WU916 JS' 8a11boa1 lilp. l40l28 emdlUon ~. . . . . . . . --· -, . ··--...--·---,,.. ..... __ .. TRAI lmpo -* •to Yt '11 Ka 163 V\ "eBJ1 HEii 13150 2 m.1~ iSi Wt Pl rt&L OI' 0 yo u MOO CrO\ A '6t !PR! tlnd car• up I wee 96t Gani .'6! ROS all bea. Drl• ~ 96: G1.r1 ~ Spr pal 642 AL Al '6= oi..: 811 Int '67 Al u ·66 ~I tr 4! ·o. r 6+ • ..: '6 • I : j TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION Frldl.'f, MQ 3, 1968 OAli.Y PILQ.T lfl TRANSPORTATION i'RANSPO"""'~'"'"T,....,.A=T.,...IOc-N--,T=RA~N=s=PO=R=t"'""A'""T""ION.,.....,...s:;:;; Imported Autos 9600 Imported Autos 9600 Imported Autos 9600 ~mporttd Auto• 9600 UMCI C•rt 9900 Utecl c.,.. 9900 Utecl c.,1 9900 Utecl C•n 9900 ----~---~-~-~~~~~--~~~~~--~~ ---~~-~~--• vwSPECIALS • MG TOYOTA VOLKSWAGEN '60 Yellow A: blue ...... $S99 ----------1 I·;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;: '11 KarmaM Ghia ...... S899 681/2 MG -------,, :::l~e~Ul;rk ·:·.::::::·s~ NOW HEREI ·~;~ :.~;t~fo 1967 VolklWOCJ•n HERB FRIEDLANDER SEE THEM TODAY 1ean. ~ $1699 13'150 Beach Blvd. \Hwy 391 fj L • SIMCA ~:u:;;:':,o ~;.~~~ 2 blk& So. C.G. Fwy. f4ll llDiA 193-7566 537-6824 ahleld Washers, 1 u l l Vinyl '58 SIMCA trunsl & '59 Slrn· Interior, Out.side Ml r r or, • Spot Cash tur lmpor15 c 111 Both lt>r $100 Hea Defrost well Wt pay more for an" Import IMPORTS ca or pa · ter, e-, U J or otter. 546-5618 as cleanup and delivery. re1ardlesa of year, make cw coodllion. Try U\ before $182 Full On. P•yment you 1e 11. EL )f o RE 1966 Harbor, C.M. 64&-Dll SUNBEAM Includes Tu & Lie. MCYI'ORS, 9625 Garden '64 MG ur.a--. $55.24 mo. b.nk finan. =Gr==av=e =Bt=vd=J=E=7=-6630=== Original Cantina.I ~~ '65 Sunbeam Ask about our ALFA ROMEO '64 Alfa Romero black !eethrr int. Ai. .tr. J.LPlNE G.T. H.T. Alpine SW Dn -36 mo@ $«>.99+ ~his.\ radio. Dcle't mla dlk blue wtdl ridl contrutilli 111nal payment tor tiUe. tnt. SboY.'1 exceptional one T &M MOTORS bn.uty. 1'111 WftkeDd mb' crrott care. Like new. Thia Specla.J..Wn1 • VW .t Porsche $799 .,,fdmd mly 8141 GARDEN GROVE BL. ELMORE $1599 GARDEN GROVE We need the room! WILL SELL UNDER Martcet Pricft! '63 Buick . Conv $695 '64 Triumph aed $695 '63 Olds Hd, air $79S '65 Mustang conv $1195 '66 VW sharp $1395 '65 Alf• rdat $1895 '67 Coug•r lo ml. $2795 Call · for further information liirl mar,1is ~m•t•n 900 South Coasl H11y Lai;:una Bea..:h BUICK 1964 BUICK Riviera. Beauu/ul turquoise !ln.lsh with blade interior F'u11 J>Q\\ er plus all the Riv- iera nlcr lealurt's lntludlni ladory air rond. Traded by ongmal owner. Low mlles. Must see to appreciate. $2395 JOHNSON & SON LINCOLN MHCUltY 541-7751 -642-0?tl BUICK '66 BUICK Etertra 4 Door hardtop. f\tll power and factory air l'Oll-ditlonlna. Tilt a l e e r In z wheel, 39,<m nules. Uke brand new. $2995 !PRP.'fI' CPE. Tlus h'lrd to find spts car rs tn th!' t·lassk car classiiicat1on now. Going up II\ \'aluP fvery Jf'ar. This weekend nnlv MCYI'ORS ELMORE 892-5551or534-2284 9625 Ga.n:len Grovp Blvd. MOTORS GOOD LOCATION for de· 494-7503 STANSBURY BUICK CtOJed Sun.ia,. 600-700 W. Coaat Hr .. NI ls Yoor Ad 1n our ctusitieda! 2100 HARBOR BLVD. $1699 ELMORE l\ICYI'ORS ~ Carden Grove Blvd. Garde1l Grove JE 7~ '65 Af1a Romero RoSTR. !WI up wmdows and tll make this canary yellow beauty the best buy in town. Drive this one. Thi$ week· end only $1999 ELMORE MCYI'ORS 9625 Garden Gro\I!' Blvd. Garden Grove JE T-66.ll '5!1 ALFA Romeo. Giulietta Sprint Cpe. Ex Cond N"1 paint & trres. AM-F'M $895. 642-3186 ALPHA P..omeo Spyder '57. Perfert eon<I, $575. 575.5739 AUSTIN HEALEY '62 Austin Healey DLX H T. &autiful Ebony Blacic \\i th cont. Ted ~ther Int. Thill wttl<end only $1599 ELMORE MCYI'ORS 9625 Garden Grove Blvd. Garden Grove JE 7~ '65 Austin Healey DLX British Racing Green w/blaC'k le111.h<-r tnt . 0 n e OIV™'r car. This weekend only $2299 ELMORE MCYI'ORS 9625 Garden Grove Blvd. Garden Grove JE 7~ BMW '6T BMW 1600, 2 dr i;ed. AM/FM radio, 7700 mUes. Like new! $2400. 543-2377 tATSUN DATSUN AT 2201 5. Main, Santa Ana 546-4880 '66 DATSUN, 4 s;xi. r.•r., xlnt !haf.>e. $69 de • c.r take trndr. Pymtt $.% m o . 49-1-9773 FERRARI '62 2 + 2, SUPERB In all respects! 646-4801 FIAT 673-2916 * NEW FIAT* AUTOMATIC "850"' S199 DOWN • OAC • $46.58 per month * ''850" STICK S42 6S PR MO HERB FRIEDLANDER 131.-1'1 Beach Btw. CHwy 391 2 blks So. G.G. Fwy 89.1-7566 537-6824 HILLMAN '62 HILLMAN Minx. R~; iOQd tnru.: well cared for. R/H. ~. 545-5179 JAGUAR 1963 JAGUAR 3 ~ Sed11n. ~ cir, Mark U. 4 •P~ 1tick averdrlve, power st~rlnll. chrome wlre wheels. pnctd to •I'll. &0-21!05 JAGUAR 1961, shck shift. Coupe aasslr. top rond. s new Plrrtll1 tires. Sac $125(). &42-JMJ2 LATE 191i1 XK 150 -Con· ~ pnvatf' own,.r. pric· ed for qukk aale. Jeff Jon.-.. ~ml. ;:,..m-1134, Jaa 1962Xi<E R.olldster moo. ~4 art 8 VOLVO C:u-den Grove JE 7.fi630 9625 Garden Grove Blvd. '6S MGB. Desperate to seu. Garden Grove JE 7-6630 '68 VOLVOS Xlnt cond., wire whla .. -=========! R/H. $15!)5 &33-123.t Ext. TRIUMPH * SEE THE NEW * 306 145 Station Wagon 1965 MGB's '66 Spitfires * '64 Pll!OO * · ....... s1m R" • "'"'""' • .,_ '63 Slope Back .......... $899 12 MO. WA rv•,. • •·., D'C'au-17, TO CHOOSE. Yes. we •62 4 Dr , , ..•.••...... $799 tJful spot1 cars to choose have every color or spitfire Get A Better Deal I trom. all 111 concourse con· to ~ from. This Is the * AT * cbtlon. nu. weekend only 35 mil gal sport. car $1999 that ~\he compect cer HERB FRIEDLANDER l EL Mo RE ll\I. rates & OUUold all other 13T;iO Beach Blvd. <Hwy 39) spt cars 20 to 1 new. Come 89~.;.~lks So. G.G. ~~4 MCYI'ORS in and drive IMse C'll'S and I 9625 Ganfon Grow• Blvd. choose one. This weekend '681/2 VOLVO Ga.i-den Grove JE 7-0630 only 1699 NOW HERE! • '52 MG TD "Cassie" Restrd, $MORE SEE THEM TODAY ~:~~n~:J.:d~·~ EL ej• .. L,,n:. Pvt pty 673--0416 MOTORS t\11\ UUIO '64 MG Midget. Excel cond, 9625 GIU'den Grove Blvd. IMPORTS aoft top, wire whla, Garden Grow JE T~ 54s-1559 . '63 Triumph '63 MG Midget tet-lt, dlr, T'RA H.T. Radnf Red finish 1966 Harbor, C.M. eng. $:~ dels S3o mo. Take with rich black leather int. trade. 494-9773 and overdrive. Too new to be _spo.__rt_C_ar_s ____ _ 'liO MGA Roadlter Hardtop called UJfd. Thil weekeod * '68 MG * Beautiful condrnon. All ex· only tru. 642-4643 For A Better Deal NEW OR USED HERB FRIEDLANDER 13T;iO Beach Blvd. I Hwy 39) '65 MGB. Wlre wh11. R/H nr nu cust HT. $1350 cub no trades. Pvt pty. 644-1~ $1599 ELMORE MOTORS 2 blks So. G.G. Fwy. OPEL 9625 Garden GrovP Blvd. 89~7566 537-M24 --------G~ Grove JE '1~1=========- '61 OPEL ( 2) 1961 TR3 Antiques, Claulc1 9615 RDSTRS. Both of these be-au-'39 OtEVROLE"J'. All orig. tit'S have be<-n reconditioned with 28,IXX> actual miles. 587 to as new condition for ~ w. Bay St. CM 646-5248 true sports car ~. •stk ======== #142 Rue Can, Rod• "This weekmi only $1099 e 14 MIDGET e ELMORE GOO~ &q~~~ON Station wagon. Fully equip-MOTORS peel includlnc rno end heat· 9625 Garden Grove Blvd. Autos W•nted er. $1 795 Garden Grove JE 7~1------• '67 Triumph WE PAY STANSBURY BUICK 2100 HARBOR BLVD. COST A MESA 646-9022 '64 OPEL Station wagon. Nice condi· tion, fully equipped Includ- ing radio and ~a~r. $995 SP1Tf'IRE IJT. New popular TO p midnight blue -this car only hu 10,<m ad one owner m.i. Be3 t the new car de-~la~~ I: -PRICE ELMORE FOR NICE CARS M<YI'ORS 9625 Garden Grove Blvd. Garden Grove JE 7.fi630 1963 Triumph TR4 RD6TR. Gl.isWling Ar· tic White with oligina.1 black lf'ather Int. Summer flm! Thia w~kfl'ld only $1599 ELMORE AND TRUCKS Any M•ke or Model CONNELL CHEVROLET 2821 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 546-1203 WE PAY •.• STANSBURY 9625 Gi!~:.e a1v<f. IUICK Garden Grove JE 7-6630 CASH 2100 HARBOR BLVD. SACR.mCE! '67 TTlurrq>h COST A MESA 646-9022 2000 led. lo mileage, xlnt cond. PORSCHE Make offer! 642-7293 --------'63 TR 4. Radio, heater. OD. '60 Porsctt. radial tires. good cond, nJ.JO. 546-84!11 RD!OVABLE H.T. Dr. POT· ========- tor used cars &: truclca j1111 call lll tor free estimate. GROTH CHEVROLR Ask for Sales Manager l.8Zll Beach Bl .. Huntington Beach KI 9-3331 Will Buy llChe thought~ of this VOLKSWAGEN car to ?U! his name on it. Your Volksw&i!T! or Ponche 'f'!Us one Ill concoune con· '65 VW It pay top dollars. Paid for dition. Steal It. Call Ralph $1799 '"" famoua "Bug". Beoauti-or not. ELMORE tul "'8rl<llna Burpndy, ra· 673-1190 dlo, W/W, too new to be call- OTORS ed used. On &pedal t h I 1 _11_~•-d_C•_r_• ____ _ M •f'f'kend lnclt1dtll tu .l Uc , 962!5 Gardei Grove Blvd. $S3 dn $53 mo. OAC *** 'WAGONTIMEI G11rde11 Grove .1E 7-6630 E.LMORE '62 CHEV. V-8 "IMPALA" '63 PORSCHE "C'. Oiam· SfATJON WAGON P I G. pit~ yellow, bl-ck in-~· stf'tr.. R/H, pwr. r. tenor. chrome w he e I s. MCYI'ORS win<!. Se<-n>r 10 ('\lbic ft. un· AM/F"M. cocoa mats, ekl 96'25 Gard4on Grovr Blvd. (\(-r r df'f'k rompartment. I nck, air cond. GArden Grove JE 7.fi630 Sparkling ore. teal blue. A Concord rondltlon! $3695. '66 vw Snrl. Seasand/Blk tnommdoua b u y In a Dee.Jer 892·5!'61 or 534-2284 Int R/H. Chromf' wills "KNOWN VALUE"' I PORSCHE '66 912. S apd, Z'l.000 m1 Oriit Ownrr. Xlnt ONLY $995 I AM/FM. Red/blk tnt. lo C'.ond. $1495 675-5479. sm) '63 MERCURY "COME7'' 6 ml. murt Mer, PYt pty Orcitid, CdM cyl. COMPACT SfATION SJ.lr3870 'Sil Sunroof But1e-.U395. rm. WAGON wlrh thrilty 11tick. '60 PORSCHE, Sunroof, rood m11c cond. sea blue, radio, R/H. etc. Ghi;11>ning unmaT'J'o rond. SUOO attu 7 a( ""'"'· orig owner. PH: ed sierra l!Qld w / lmmac. 673-i570 !16:?-3917 aft 6 or wlmh. black vinyl inter. I ·;,e PORSCHE convert, "0 "; '86 VW, orig. owner, white , ONLY, $895 . brand new top: SHOO w/N'd int All extru $1475. 59 CHEV V-8 PARKWOOO 6T.l-S776 alter 6 PM ~alt~ 30 A Sun. SfATION WAC.<>N A I T, TOYOT .& MOVING Mmt 8'11 '86 VW, ~~~h:~· =· ,;p "' good sbtlpe, hp,t ofter over Juniigr rark. ~rkl!ni I $1400. 546-344? nnta ~ w/whitf' lop A 681/J TOYOTA. '59 VW .edan ~ Muat aee! molt t!XCl'ptlonal WllKOn! NOW HEREI 298 Roblnhood Lani'. Colla ONL y $695 MllCIDIS llNZ HI THEM TODAY Mn& ht Ou l.c>t on Harlxw Blvd. fl ,_11 LlmiA 066 ~~ 17•~0~~-. JOHNSON, & SON fW\ e M,l-1%>8 e Uncoln·Mr.rt"UT')' • O:>.ta Mesa~ I~ 52 vw • $300. Orfc1nal 19Cl lf.a_rtlor BJYd. 6f'J, '1000 1·..-un I~ owner: ullf'd u 2n.1 ~r. --ltood cond. ~ NEED A CAR? UM Harbor CM. e.m 2 REBUILT vw maine.. SJ110 CAN'T BJ: FINANCEDT Toy. OTA ft or be• e&r. ms AJa. =~~~=: ~ Rd. 1Ac JSdt •Mbu7 e Ntw Ill NtaT l!ST Kan:nenls GMia. ...... Maa. ~"1 p~ HT.ADQUAJt'l'DI ~ ~ 8c:it1 ..._ ~ltTHY MOTORS -.isc ELMORE szo. M1 Mm JQO ~Main ' Ed11tawr i-w---MDC---crn'3 a.ni 1110 ft.M:E )11'.9 .. • .... " lllocb N. o1 Sean> IL lt.Olltlttr brp • N.ka ms GAJU>tN OllOV'E BLVD .., ... '°*lllS -DAll.1 ... Ana Ph S4.~7 aa.r 111-1114 G.AR.DP:.N GROVE lE 1-4Ul P11.0r ' G d toal7a OUJtGE J'OQI' Wlllt lid now. Someone will bt' tookin& ror COST A MESA It. Dial 642.5678 Dial 64Ui678 for RESULTS scribin& :he TV gets ) l)lf d !!!!!!"!!'!!!!!!!!!"!!'!!!!"!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" Uke to aeU : the Oassi!ied Wlute Elepnants7 Section. Dlal 642·5678 now. Dime • 1 • L1ne 50 TOO MANY BRAND NEW 1968's! Vlrtuallr every 111odel and color m anufacturecl to choo11 froll. Etery car drastically reduced from window slicker priet to reduce our stock In the shortest possible lime! SAMPLE SELL· OFF SAVINGS! 1968 OLDS "98" 4 door Town Sedan. Al~ cond., 1u1omatic transmis· sion, power brakes, power steering, deluxe rad io with rear seat speaker, heater. white sidewall tires, tinted glass, etc. Stock No. 442. Specially prict 1t 1968 CUTLASS Sport Coupe. Deluxe radio, power steering, tint. gin s and windshield, fully sync. stand. trans., deluxe seat belts front & rear, deluxe interior equip., tic. Stock •23. $2860 $4288'!u 6388 !:h~c!~~ PRICI Trede Dow1'. WHILE THEY LASTI 48 MORE AT SIMILAR DISCOUNTSI USED CAR SPECIALS '62 CHEV, Bel Air s799 '65 PONTIAC Grand Prix $1999 !!,D:.'!).!~ a'tr~ .,..,.,,., rM'o e1:V~~'i~r"-, ... '·'-, --- '62 CHEV. IMPALA 5899 '66 CHEVROLET Impala COUPf. Automellc, _,. '°""' s.d•• V-4k•~•"' -ti,.r1no. lll&H. :,\:'°~"f1t#rr.'o~ Air llMI '63 PONTIAC LE MANS 5899 '65 EL CAMINO COUPE. lwfO!Tljltft, rlldlo &!Kl tlMlt<. Aut0f"n.t1•C pawf!' .a.t11111r1nfl, (KHZ flJI ,adlo • .,.,..,,,., cockeot M-lh. fact .. "'. e ,f(. lf'ltrp. '6S VOLKSWAGEN 51399 '66 F'ORD GALAXIE 52099 :,.1 1ooi:.nd ho1!et ltMI ftlOI -, "~' COUPE Au!om.tllt. PS. ,.,,,~ '"·-t'flr, Landau '64 CHEV. IMPALA 51399 too. '"''hf'Y a'"· COUP!. AulO<Ntlc, _, '66 IMPALA Cpe. 52099 >lterlno, radio, n.11er. 41 ooor "'•rd'oo ll•cflo. heatfr Mil<lf"I• '64 Pl YMOUTH 51399 '~r';'' 1tttr1n; f1ctorv •'r RM I ....,... ( 0':91 iflViOERE I -lll~<llo ti i.1w. VII>. •ft• POwer •Ir, "' tcto-y tlr i1~ ~~:~~ •• ~~L;"~ r-52199 !OTU t10 , ' '66 VOLKSWAGEN s1599 e"''::i ..... br•-u wlft.,. tc1an' • r cw m INOI Ll~t ntw INN 1 lllldlo. ""'"· ,.., .,.,. '65 OLDS STARFIRE •a.dto, ,_.,,..,I •KN"Y IW' '64 OLDS Dynamic Wgn. 51699 fl'IY 1"1> !.'=."l~c.';!~.1~~i:;.~~~~'Z ~' '66 BUICK SKYLARK 52299 COUPE &ulo""'"C. I'S, r~o. '66 TEMPEST Sta. Wgn. $1799 hie.3tfr, t1tetorv ""· ~:.'::11~::0-1tJ~r·1o. ,_,.. ...._ ... ( '66 OLDS CUTLASS $2399 ~~o~~~~~~ ~n'!:~"' - '6S CHEVROLET Sl 799 '66 OLDS CUTI.ASS 52499 Mtflbu -nonttoe . , t:7 lfdt•r 111.c11o ....... ~ """"""'' POW"< 11wrt~.~ toTV "" ~~~r 11L..C"::r llf'tll... Ajf. '65 MERCURY 51899 '66 OLDS 88 s2499 'l~\•:.~""YJ~~"1~ut.. A.T. '·"· , ... ,.~ n: "l:l~1r"e1~,...,. A.f4 '65 PONTIAC '1999 '66 TORONADO s2999 n~'1l.t."r. ""~'ff· .. ... . •• I ., =. "::"'....tTv~ =~ . "REMEMBER, l"I 'ARE NKnR !A.TTS11ED UNTlt. YOU :.4Rl'" REW CARS &46-6&&0 Oflfft tUNDA YI ~ UNIYERll I I ma .... ........ '"' Dtltl .... u..I01n 148-1111 -. --. ... ..... ·--'-'-·-· .............. -......... , ...... ... -~ -· . ' .......... ~ ------. -. C•mpers 9520 BIG FREE CAMPER SHOW! OVER 10 l"Ol"ULAlt BRANDS TO CHOOSI WI HAVI 'IM ALLI e HOUSI: CAR.I e MOTOR HOMU e WALK-THRUI e SLIDE ON CHASSIS MOUNTS AT THE FACTORY l"RICll LOOK AT THISI SPECIALS! Y2 TON PICK-Uf' FARWEST CAMPER! only $409.30 dewa You PIY Otlly 56345 monthly lnctucllnr IH & t1u11• Siii, •01 AND MORI CiYPSY 'NAGON·CAMPH '84" monthly lu • 11~ '"°""' Stedt ,..., Also as an Added ATIRACTION SPEED & TRICK MOTORCYCLE! Also A Bia BOAT SHOW AND CAMl"IN• 19UIPMl!NT DISPLAY! ''"'" .... .., .. 4t .....,fltl O.A.C. 30 Otl!l Y PILOT TRAHSPORTAf ION I rod~Y. Mi¥ 3, l'itn fRANSPORT ATION-TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION ---TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TR ~NSPORT A TION -TRANSPORTATION --- New Can 9800 New Cart 9800 New Can 9800 New C1r1 9800 9800 New Cars 9100 New Cara 9100 New Cert 9100 NABERS C 1\Dil~L 1\c·s NO. I S ~\LES~l ~\N! Elegance In acuon • €t1£!iftae fo f::J68 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~. 1968 CADILLA€5 NOW ON DISPLAY Available for Demonstration •nd Delivery ..--OVER 60 QUALITY CADILLACS TO SELECT f ROM--. '66 CADILLAC ntJfiftndlf\. (f)OO-0,Vt0• ltn iit,td ff" \N "ltlt"IJ rh•trnu' Vt1tft otu1~ rn11trd'\1"" nyfon ~nd '"•'"" lf'lttf'°' NII JIO'l!ltf. n•IUf•JIY A. '°"'"" Of~ dfllilil & CO'W-"nl~r.c:1 t.tlr•s ""''t C•rrtu '" oriven £ thOWt ~IC\ltow Olrt 11\Slodt" al'ld out $3595 '65 CADILLAC I Ooor Sf-di" Tt,11 •G'\Olutitl I •fun,,,nig S•'v,.r Otl"I# ~'''" w1ttoi m4fC-,H\Q 1r'l'f~r1or ,,., Cadillac "'' 111 (.~dlll•c ~,. •(CPS\t>r·'! 1nd ,.., rOIJ'll' 'itC•t-rv .. 1,. rc>4'<1UM')n1f\9 ~"' vrtu,. nr•\f•t"Q 01..,,.w,.., •t "'' ·" "''"'~ ""• AAA F¥o •.t1,,•f\ y,.,..., .,..,,, -.111 .. qit m•ll"\ tf'I \ ,..,,.. fW '""' ri-\1 "''"'' $2895 '64 CADILLAC touH De\ilfl1 \O()(f1nc. a \llY•r t.iler•M w•th 'l\e btacl( Vh"!yl roe' Tn111 VlCh¥0tt<e I'\ equ•Pt'•d netur•llY W•tll fectorv •·r corl(l•llOftlnt •"4 hn 111 ftl.t •u•ury ~r fe•fl.tr~ •l\Cl\ld1nt p0w,r "''""''-\lterlnt-llrlkfJl..Wln-• 1nd IT>t A.M·FM r1d10 Drive this ono N>mt now• $1995 '62 CADILLAC •"'"'" 01\111111' .So"r"U"' burevrvtv ·~'•""' W+'" t)ff f.tW" bPl!JoP lf',lift'IU ·~ ""l('I" 11'1""""'' 411 ltf ( •rt1ll.-f' \ Olf'Nift .. (ft ' YI.-..._. lf'(IU01f"1 DOW•' ttnnt' ,'X.,, (.flll\,. (()l'\fl'l'lf f'IH'"fr '~ ( "'f' O(l'W~f V#',.f ""°'" ~' ,.,, ~Art"'" "" r "nt1H1nr .. no "' "'W"\f' 4 Wl"lf'\tf•r•vt l'M1v itit ,,,., ••~• "'' ""',... ,.,,., w•,.~•M • $995 '64 LINCOLN rnntl~f"l1tl l~1, bfllUfy htf• All Dft'IWll •Oltl~ ~,..., ll"d Ot'tll"tQ OOW#'t' ""'"'",.. .iintt OOWt>r YI,,. win- '1f\W'\. ••<tMv ,,.,,. Cf'.lnd1hon1no "'' c.our!• The '" .,. ... ,,.,,. "' ,,.,,,. rAr !'IA, hlll ,,,.,_ttw-r uohotsr•f"V Th•t h. t•111y .,, o01$18"'11tt9 v11ur Af ""' ll"IW P''<• $1995 OTHER SPECIAL VAWES I 6 7 2 DOOR COUPE DE VILLE • '65 CORVETIE 396 ENG. e I 6 7 4 DOOR SEDAN DE VILLE • . 6 7 El DORADO LOADED e '65 FORD LTD H.T. COUPE e . 63 OLDS F-85 4 DR. SEO e I 65 CROWN IMPERIAL • '66 4 DOOR SEDAN DE VILLE e '61 CADILLAC H.T. COUPE e '66 MUSTANG H.T. COUPE e '65 THUNDERBIRD COUPE e I 64 2 DOOR COUPE DE VILLE • . 65 OLDS 98 H.T. SEDAN e '67 CONTINENTAL COUPE e I 66 BONNEVILLE COUPE • • 64 FORD CONVERTIBLE e '63 CADILLAC \ed•• OtVlll• 4 911m,,,..r1no or·cttc Whitt u••'"" w1ni. ffttMr and nvaon '"'w•cr J1tt0ty eir c.Oftd• "°"'""· lull -tr ln<tudl"IJ 6 w.,, •tll & • llott fol ~"''' delu•t ulrH. Sllow\ «collettl uro OoY lb ore-<tlous OW"'tr. You lhoutcln't "uu tf-lft .,,. .. $1495 '63 RAMBLER (l••"c • d-stotlon w1oon. Complot•IV ou!lltltd W"lth 11u urv tt'eturn 1nch.H1ln1 ••<for-v •lr cond1hol"- 1.,q. autom•tlc fren5mluf0n. ,~.,, end ~•ttr. r• .. '""•"'O N.1<_k11 Sf'4'h. 100 mounted IU'4.,.•• 'IC~ wtlif~ ,,.,,. w1U fl~ CO'i"ot.tt lv flit"lt 1ivl 1nttdt t fttt ft-U1 ~ fn.f l.it"'•fv c:er $695 '61 CADILLAC St<ian De\11llt . r"" _..ier • wl-,,_, Orftt,,.f tnttalhc 11•vm-0tne grM" '#Ith twirmon1un1 wntf'iol'~ 411 POw•r IQUiPtnen• 1nclUOlnt ' WI)' SiMf, ~ """' w4ndow'I, t lte-tron1c l'ye, PoW•r door ~' end oi cour~ feclory 1ir condlflonlne !Or you• drfvl"' ple•sUr•. $795 '64 CHEVROLET rtt,. ,..,.,,. Of'loult11r •mo.tie \,~, 'oa•t 41t-<. bl'onte ••u•r•f't w•tl\ Nt.-• t('O VI tnpfnr . aut~rl'f' ,,..,,. ~·unmn. oow•r ,., .. ,.n,, OftW"" bt~lr:•\ •"''"' ~·- N•tl u,.,... F~c•nrv .. w CtH"t(f1t1on1,.q ,,.. C'N"I ti'!• tnst01 M ,,,,,.., w•tm 11flVIU $1495 '65 MUSTANG ~.-atoo couott ~lnished "' 1 brlt ht ""'''"'' Mo11: color w1111 m••c111,,. twchl ,,., onltrlOr S1>«lol wllflfl• wllh wide ovol 1lrts. Fiw vour pleesure II ~., t~• Mu"l1 it~r•o D<!Ck l!ldlo •"'1 ho11tr, tonlfod OIA\\ •nd du•I tt•l'UIUlf.l. '"''\ 'IPOr-ty ~nd vount u r •s wunout a dO\!bt °""' of 1~ btst bVV1 YCMJ wfll mt lct $1495 SALES D"AltTMENT OPEN l :JO A.M. t• t P.M. Mon. thru '''· -t A.M. to 6 P.M. Sat. & Sun. NABERS 2600 Harbor Blvd. BUICK 1965 2 DR lldlp R11wk Wiidt-at. full pwr. (;ir t ;m , stereo tapr, $'.?250. ~11-JIUl aft 12 noon -----------'66 RUICK a Sabrl', 4 or hdll!. ps, pb. 1ir. dPan, pnu nr whW!.lt. 6#-22'.l:_ BUICK ·i;z Rt 'trK V-1! <'onv ~:vrl. rond. 1 rtwnPr ~ f; q :, . 6'12-~7 hr1wrrn ll .\ 12 A:\t & 7 In 9 P\I onl.' Costa Mesa 540-9100 990C \ Uted Cars CADILLAC --C-A-Dl-LLA_C_ CADILLAC CADILLAC Special Value 1965 CADILLAC '67 Cadillac COlJPI'.: DI'.: Vlu.L f11ll power. air (•ond1tion1ni: :-.1tvcr "'1th bla<'k vmyl IOJl, r"!! Lealhrr tntl'nor. Lo"' rrulr<: nPw rar warran1:- CHEVROLET lS YOUR AD IN Cl.AS.9· nE.D~ Someone Mil be looking !or It. Dial 642-5678 !or quick, d flcient results. DAILY PU.<YI' DI.ME-A· LINES. You can 1,1~e thPm tor just peMles 1 day. Dial 642-5678 fiJ57-Rtlel' -:<;J'>f'<'i;il IIT. A tr ~cl. P~. nt>W ltr~. rxr rl 8.~ -----'6.~ RIVJF.RA n1sHlm SI~ or hr"1 offrr. &l'.!-AA/17 ;oltr1 4 P\f !'man DrV1tlr B<-auhtul 8'-r· murf11 BluP mrtalltr hm~b Frmme wht1r IPalhrr. All lhP luxury rar rqmpmrnl, 11111 powrr. factory air, ad· IU•l<thlp ~N'Tlnl! whf.rl. Pl<' lnw m1l,.11. Pr1c'f'd for 11111ck •:!IP $2995 $539S. ALLEN Old.;mohtle-Cldtllar lnr '62 CADILLAC I l:iO So. Coo.st Hw) Con"rruhlt Full P n " " r 1rw;.; Cad1!lac Coup<' DeVtllr \lr<t1um Blue meta!ltc !tm~h "llh matchmg mterior. full JlO"' rr rqu1pped w11h ra..io1'Y au· 1·ondt1ionmg Run~ hf>au- ttfully PrlCf'd bt'low J.:elly Rlur Book wholesitlP. $2595 '66 CHf VROlET Bt'ICaynr ~ Door. V8 tn~ a u 1 nm a I 1c trartsrrus.odon. powPr steering. r;idio, he;it. er. laclory &r conditiorung Imported Aut~ 9600 Imported Au;os 9600 lmp0,.•ed Au"tJ:l •• .. • • .. TOYOTA TOYOTA TOYOTA Row Elmore Moton has America's lowest priced 2-door llardtop ~UMMic A 9'0 hp. 1900cc hi......._ enc* • 90 .. -•I 11 ~ • Z•o-to-60 ill 16 MC. pic:k~ • Ownen report w., '° lO '""' pw pllcM 9Conoll'l1 • a,,tioN4 ~ IMnt ~ Mtomatrc trMlfttsioll • 41 ..-., IM cOtnfon c...._ M eo 9lltr9 coet • Spony buclrtt Mats and ~ ... ftoof 'Inn r 1 I• .......................... _ l.-..r-........... cm YOUI MAMD5 ON AN RMOll TOYOT 4. YW\1. .-Ya LIT GOI 9625 GARDEN GIOVE BLVD. GARDEN GROVE JE 7-6630 CADILLAC '67 Cadillac •• Sf:D~ 'l DE Vll.U e• F•tll flr'""' :nr r111"d11 >nn111~ .• rf:t1 k 1:rrrn. hliw i, 'tn\ I "•P .. •• • :· ~ ,, S5395. ALLEN 111'111 otrl~mnh1l• .. <:.1til ,, 111,. 1110 "" rn..•• "", Ll!inJM Bra h 1•11 11\'\I JOHNSON & SON llNCOLN MUCUU 541-7751 -'42-0Hl Closed Sunday• •00.100 W. Coeir Hy.. NI • ,, r \Oil.LAC-sc;(J<tn -"; \'11 • full f)')\' l'r l''tt"<'I ,.Clfld \. --f;.1.J 11?:>4i &M--0170 Bl S!E.Sl-marketpl;-c:;--tt; ll'm n. Tht DAll.. Y pn,cr Oa•~1f1ed wc.tJon. S a v 1 monry tim• A effort. ~ nrrw1 '' L8Jllmil Bearh 191-11~1 PltlllJlmPnl plu:o; rarlnr:r a.Jr '64 CAD COUl>f' de Vi~e riitt llO"t'r, 11d cond., low m1lr~ Exc:rl ~nd. S2500 Pvl pl)' fi.IHS88 '64 Cadillac SEDA.\' OE VIU.F. F11ll powrr air 1'0n<l111on1n~ Sharp rar• • $2395 . ALLEN ()td~ml)htlr.Ca<ltllar lnr J 1:..0 So. Coast H"''\ La1rnM Bearh 191-lmil cnndltlnnmg. like nr.v S1695 STANSBURY BUICK JOHNSON & SON LINCOLN MERCURY 541-7751 -"42..qfl1 $1695 STANSBURY BU1CK 2100 HARBOR BLVD. Closed Sunday• 2100 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 646-9022 600•700 w. Coast Hy., NB COSTA MESA 646-9022 ti:.'CAD El Dorad;convt j '66 Cadillac I '64 Chev. Malibu \\'h11r w/r"ll lrillhrr mt SEDAN DE VIU..~; . S rt Clw' Bt>a tlful Full Jl"'r. lac-I a1t low mt f ull Po"'M". 4\tr condibomn;. :,Caupl'r poll ·lh tru _. · I . ...,, 1 SI 1~n n<1ry ye ow W1 con a .... WP[ rar • .,, nr. ,,,,. nrl 111:h1 hlue. wh!IP v111yl top, bl k bt rl< AU hr~I o!ff'r Call .lrrry Siar 1)11.1£ lrilth<'r mtrrior 1111': ac 1 i-t seal& 1V 612-'l7t:) ~A \I tn Ii P\T $4395 thr PXl:ril•. A vpry pl'f'tty !!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ml!"!!!'!!"~-~ -• · , -,--• automobilr Special llO\Oo' In· 19'1.I: Carliltar. ~an rlr V11lr l SOCK TT TI? E\1. 1 ALLEN rlurfP~ tax And he. Good rrtnd. sri0. Dial "1:?-.ili71t l Old•mob1lr.Cad1llac Inc $55 dn $55 mo OAC e .}.16 1170 •--~__::>nily Pllot Wanl Ari• ll~iO So. Coast Hwy. EL. MORE. Imported 4utos 9600 Imported Autos 9600 -======:::=:==:...:...:===~=====.::.::...._ l..a1wna Brach l'H-10.1!1 --'----------_.;. ________ 1m~,,rted Autos 9600 lmporttd Autos 9600 1~!!!""!!!""!!'!!!!!!!''!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!~ rl' :: .. .. .. •• .. .. .. ~ •• .. .. •• .. .-.. .. • • .. .. .. • ) • ) .. .. .. .. • ) -) • ) • ) .• The toughest challenge the other imports ever had to face. The Mini-Brute. Buick's Opel Kadett. General Motors' low1nt priced luxury Sport Coupe. $2175 STANSBURY BUICK DnlYIUD IN COSTA MUA f'l.UI LOCAL TU a UCINSI IUICk-JA•UAR-0 .. IL.-OMC: T•ucd VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN ~~VERYTH~'G STARTS~ CHICK IVERSON, INC. ''7 VW's $1699 UU-310 '66 VW's s1499 SUS-Ul '62 VW 6 Pass. PU INCL. (AMl'I • • 64 VW 6 Pass. PU '5' - .... '6,J .... 'ORCHIS $999 $1199 ;-l.1 Cad, 2 dr, S200 or off Pr. MCYrORS nl'rds haHery. Tires OK. 96'.l.'i Garden Grove Blvlf. Runs itood. 646-8.15.l GIU'dt'1"1 Grove JE 7~ CHEVROLET '63 Chevy ---------St11tion Wagon. Siem Gold • 60 Chevy with matc:hintt interior. Thu; ~ lhr JlOpular 4 dr, 6 pe.~ Station Wa9on morlrl. G~t rrady for "'11'1!· 'nu<. t~ lhr mum 50ll¢!1 a(IM' nll'r, lakr liwo JtMg and s::n I lllornarl mnd<-1. Top nr 1tw-Only lh.1~ WN>krnd, 1nclt1de5 lmP bhJ" with 1Ae1\itf' trim. I~~ It he ;1u10. pwr ~tr .. ndio, 111 dfo.- 1 $44 dn. S..4 mo. OAC / llL'Cf' aC"f' Thts werkmd only ELMORE I · mclucil-~ tax :ind lie: $35 dn. $35 mo. OAC \iCYT'OR.<: ELMORE . '\525 <;;1nkn Grovf' Bl•lf 1.~rdl'n cro,(' JE 7~ ~ICYI'ORS 9625 Garden Grove Blvd. '63 Chevrolet l.arden Grovf' JE 7-6630 St1tion w1goo, powPr, 1lr 63 CHEV 4 Dr Bel Atr. ofl. c:ondlt1ornn11 Nice car! I wtnte rotor. -12,IXXl milts. $1395 . fac:r '11r 11195. 646-503.1 ALLEN ~1 E:vr~ Old~ohtle-Oldjllar Inc. "67 Olrv I rnp;U1 2-dr vs. 11uto l l!i() Sn. Cout Hwv 1n1n~. ~. r1dio A l!ll'rro l.Asrurua Bt-aC'h 494-lm4 laJM'. nPw I~. vinyl lop .. ;;, MA rlt>M. S'2C.,O. ~~ "" • UBU 2 dr, bile Ylf\Yl --------lop, white body blk 1.n4 64 RISCAYJll'"E. VII, 111rtn. huctteoC ae1t1 ~ RJH. I :12.00'.I mil_M. MUlt llf'll ru50 Air. Make oti .. r. ~w . Pvt PlY ~~2804 ,;;,,..;;~=~~..,,_--..:.:;.;,,_ -01 lMPALA S11~r Sport A'ITENTJOl'l r.tU.YS! f'un cu Conorert. Buckrt M!SO ~ 10 <\lork on ':» Cbl'V)' $100. ~~I cond. 370 & 00 I I I ll runs• 642-7413 C.M. ' '56 cn:v. v..a, • di'. hdtop. '64 °'"' M.Ubo 2 dr bC'd t09 JDKhanlcal cond. ' top. Xlnt cond. TMCbert Vt'r:/ t'ttan. IJ95. 142-37!6 Cir. Sl250. 8"13-(Jet '65 OIEV. Sport C"Pf' , tact. I=======:. •IT. PB/PS •• ~ .. m ena. COMn 'Clnt tint. Slfi96. ~ ....... ....,,~...,. ....... -. .... ~ ... ~ l34 E. 17th ST. COSTA MESA J.4a.n61 '&; OiEV El Ca m1M. Olds-'rt COMET Stalltl!t -...,.. h)ldrn tnln• , RIK. Sl.560 'Om mnd : low ml , iwto , ~-"IH M2!I ~ .. . ., .. ... r • • -• .I -. . , . . . . . . .. -. . .. . ........ .-........- -... '61 E ~hiJ olfr ( ft PY mri. \Pl' ('al ~r '62 ' nu IJIY 61 PnC ciov llgt tire & 1m 1 11 p S17 bl \('I ml. lop m 62 'Cln t15 1 • :::11n hll ml• I or 1·01 1111: f10\ I'~ • alt tin Noe -I. .. FrldlY, MJY 3, 1968 DAILY PILOT 3J. TRANSPORTATION . CONNELL CHEVROLET USED CARS '66 FORD GALAXIE 4 4oor hercltop. VI, o tom•tic, •Ir conel., electric wi11elow,, redio, h .. t•r, ,iln r l>l11e with blue l11terior. $1995 '65 CONTINENT AL 4 eloor teelo. Aulometic, eir cond., full power, reelio, h••l•r, lu ther lnl•ri•r. mu1t au . $2695 '65 CHEVROLET t.Ce libu 1up•r 1port CO""•rtible, VI, auto• melic, pow•r stH rin9, raelio, hu ter, t ahiliu lurq. with white vi"yl bucket u ah . $1695 '60 CHEVROLET Pichp. 8 Fool FIH h itle. • ,ylo"der, 1!•11· J.,el shift, reel •nd whole. $695 '64 IMPALA • Door. VB en9ine, eulo..,.+ic '""'"'iu ion, redio. heeler, clun. '65 MERCURY Montcleir llercltop coupe. va, •ulom••ic. power sh •rin9, reclio, he•I••, low milu9e, ••min• white with blue Interior. $1795 '65 CHEVROLET Pic~up. VI , ,+.nele rel 11.ift, lon9 beel, Fl .. f. 1ielo, eatre d u 11, ~595 '66 CHEVROLET S,.orl v•n. Radio '"' hu ter, 9r .. " •nel white tu.tone with elelw .. vinyl interior. $2195 '63 RIVIERA Herelfop coupe. Automeloc, •ir conel., fwll power, redio, healer, trmine white with red lu thor trim. $1895 '64 CHEVROLET £1 Cemon., cu•lo,.,. VI, 4 tpu d, power •+•••· inq, redoo, heeler, elmonel few" with beige bucket ueh 51695 '66 CHEVY II Nove 1lelio~ w•9011. V8, power 1l1tri"9· redio, hultr, eulomelic. A ,.,1 herd to find compecl we9on. Ermine white with blue trim. '65 MUSTANG Conveo•;ble. lt.doo, h .. ltr, t1lver with blu~ •inyl in terior. $1295 '64 PONTIAC le Ma"' coupe. 6 cyli"'•r, •Mtorn•llc, reclio, hu ter, reel with red llucket 1u h . Li~• "''"· $1395 '66 CHEVROLET l,.,,pele 1porl coupe. Autom•lic, powu ,1 • .,. 1"9· r•clio, hH tt r, feclory eir. Tropou l tur- quoise with rnetchln9 interior. '64 CHEVROLET 'h ton pid up. I' Fl .. k iela, Va 1ulomelic, reelio, hu t•r. c11do101 ub. $1595 '66 JAGUAR 3.8 S Saden. I ll,000 orl9in•I "'''"' l•'• now Auto., P.S., chrome wire wheel•. MUST SEE! '66 MUSTANG H•rdtop coupe. Vt, •u+omelic, power ,1 .. r. in9. r•doo, hH ter. while with reel '"tor101. 51795 '59 KARMANN GHIA Conv1rl1blo. N1 w paint •nd n1w lop. $695 '66 PEUGEOT $1495 '66 IMPALA S.S. Convertible. )27 VI, •Mlo,..•li<, power steer• ln9, redoo, huter, .,,..ine white with blMt vinyl interior, C•nltr con1ole. Clean, $1995 '62 CADILLAC Saden OeVillt , Fectory eir conclitionin9, tu• tomelic, full power, raclio encl hu ter. $1395 '64 IMPALA ~port "den. lH V8, nlometic. t 1r 'ontl . 1>ower •teerin9, redio, hul•r. Duer! bei9e with ten interior. A , .. 1 buy. '64 VOLKSWAGEN I SOOS 2 Door. Recloo and he•l•r, olive green, $1295 '65 IMPALA ~,,,.~ C'l11pn VA, •Ulorn1ttlr. powor ''""""Q, r•dio, hH l•r, eveni"9 orchicl w/bleck vinyl interior. $1295 CONNELL 2828 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA ~~:s546-1203~:s546-1200 COMET '61 sLuE Comet. 6 eyl, stkk ~hift, r/h, good tires. Bes1 ollrr. 84'> w.11 11ft 5. CONTINENTAL h~ CONTl'l:::'ITAL. Brand ""'"' Lta'" Im s1-.:, pr month. lncf11tf,,~ t n ta I ~r1-nce &: maintenance frcr. <:all ~a11e Dept. Johnson & Son. 642--0981 ii'..1 C.Ontinenlal 54,000 miles, nu .brk:a ! mufflers $995 Pvt rrtY 96'2-7:l28 CORVAIR 61 CORVAIR 2 dr. Monza Pn~. 4 spttd. radio, fold- r!()Y. n rt11r Sl'tl, bllck up ltghts, ntw bllt1try. clutch. 11r'1I. r nit rect>nlly 0/haul f.-modified, OVPr 22 m pit. 1mm1c. Musi aee a. drive to a p p rec111te . 1 owner S 1~/offer. 546-974.5 fVl'I . 6:l aJRV AIR Co n v e r I , yrllow w/hlck P""T top & int. R/H, 4 Spd. nu tires. lop cond! Cl\ll f'Vn l: wknds 6i3 8839. Sll95 ·111 M{1NZA, r/li. C:r, aUlo, '<Int cond $25 dell pymtl s~ 11'<: 494-9rn '61 CORVAIR Auto. R/11. Ex. Cond • 548-4810 • ------ CORVEm 1964 CORVmE i:rml!Ta.Y. Mldnl&ht blue me- hhc ftm~h .... 1th m1tdun2 mtrrlor f'"!Ulpped ide;Uly r •r Roor1 fll'rlnrmMce and rnrt'liortah~ dnving. StaM- .int~. autom11tlc tnna, J)OWer steertn-. power~ r~. powtr wt.ndoW'I. flctorJ air rond. AM-FM nidlo. new tlrr11. 31,!XXI actual mil a SertlD apprf'Clalt. $2795 -t JOHNSON & SON &.IMCOLN MllCUltY Ml-7711 _.,., .... , c._.--.~ &00-111 W. C...t p,. NI CORVmE '68 CORVETl'E ~ hp con· vertiblr. 2000 mJles. Private party $5100. CllU 644-1~ COllGAR FORD 1966 FORD GalaXJf' 500 hardtop coupe. 84-aullful oti10n11f CinnAmon Ru~I fJnlc;h 1,qth m11tching inf Prior Full r11clory f'(JUIJ>- 'fi7 COUGAR XR7, low rf'<1 w ith power Ktttring &t p<>\\rr hnl;,., Autn tran~. r.<tf1n .~ h"11trr :zr .. mn ~rh1al m1IP~ Tntrlr<l h-v on;:11111l ownt>r. Sh nwrmm ln>'11 m tl"'IRI'. pnVlllt p a r t v . S::.':l'l'.l 100 KJng• Plart' !'I B *'.l(.-6:1'll .6R -BRA_N_D_N_ew-.--=cou-gtl-T IPa~ for $89.00 per mo. .Johnson i: Son. 64~ DODGE '65 DODGE Dart 2 DR HT 225 ou In, 6 c:yl eng. Stan- dard tnna. RAdiQ W /W Urea. Extra clean. 642-Jln 111 ~ '64 Dodge 2 door ht, sharp. auto, R cl H. P/~ W/W. l\takr offer. ~'4<>-ro88 J!!M DODGE Dart GT. 1 ownPr, f'Xr!'ftl'nt condition. Sl.<XJO. 548-7857 FALCON '62 f"ALCON Sq. W11, Uke new Ta lie older tradt, dlr. pymt. SJl m" ~9t-m3 FORD ·eo Country Seda.n Wa,gon • Pa. pb, R/H, excel oond. ~45 '62 Falc:M F'\Jtura R/H. Auto trsn.s. Very clean. $395. :;49--23R2 '65 f'ORD XL C0NV Nt arly ~ llrra. Good cond S1560 M7..ai~ '60 FOROS EDAN $300. mA!M atttt ~ PM '59 FORD RANCH WAGON. 2 DR. S200. 5'8-409 NOW'S THE nME FOR 9UICK CASH THIOU•H A DAILY PILOT WANT AD $2195 t JOHNSON & SON UNCOLN MHCUIT su.n11 -Mt.ot11 CloHd Sund1y1 600·700 W. Coott Hy~ N• UNCOLN 'M LINC 30.000 m i, C11cl air. full pwr, nu tit..,~. $2495 ~r~ MERCURY (For the man who low.a h1a fMnil.y) * "Luxury Sedan" 1965 MERCURY "Parkl&M'' brttrMlY SPORT SEDAN.1 Fact. AJR CCJ'IDm ONtNG, JJ"llT. !'<Wt·, ttudl<*>lllC r&• dio, etc .• etr. Sold new and -1W&')'11 ~n-vi<'«f hy Ull, <New C0!1t $5,633.141 A b • o I u t e ft)WjOIA 11 cond. lhn>-<JUt ! Ouuta.ncbn!l •mt fOki w/ tmmac platinum aoltl lnhY ONLY $1995 lilt Car Lot on Harllor Blvd. JOHNSON & SON ~ O:>lta ... Bnuldl lMl ~Blvd. 6G-1UIO '68 BRAND new lltatloa ~ Air. etc .• an aut1oe free for «>.000 moea. Lehi tor sm l>t" month. Ai.o • .,an.t>le: • x c • ll t I o n a I bup1nt on OUJ' h a • e tumlnL LMN D e pt JotinDI • 8on Lincoln • Meft'Qr7 IG.cll1 '12 Mtl'O WflllDl'I, eato. MR, air' c:wrie'r' xlnt ibapt. $750 54IHX)(l ''6 CALllNTI $1900 8-41!11dWIPM '65 Mere Mont, 4 dr, one owner. M H. air. pb. pa, xlnt cond. Pvt pty, $1485 See at 2544 Newprt Blvd C\1 MUSTANG '65 MustanCJ 'fhp JlOPlllBr !<('lllM~ C'l>f' &illl· tiful Park Greeri with cnn- l'r!lmng white tnterior. 7J!9 V!J engine. Spedally priN'd thi.'!I w~~nd Includes tax a.M Uc. only $47 d n. $47 mo . OAC ELMORE MOTOR.<; 9625 GIU'd«I G rovt Bl vtf GArdl'n Grove JE 7-'i630 'fifi Mu~t11ns;: \.T Riii. hltn sterro, 4 apd, mag whls, 4 n1>w tir~. l'XCtl rond. Makt nff rr 548-9760 a.ft 9pm '66 MUSTANG 2 plus '2 fa.stba.ck . Vlt eng\l'W', a u t om a t le tra.rillmllsion. power irtemng, radio and heater. $1995 STANSBURY BUICK 2100 HARBOR BLVD. COST A MESA 646-9022 '66 Ml!ST V-8 loadrd, rib, dlr. 'f>~ drls nr tnke trade. Will lin h;\I t~• ·!17•1 Used Cars 9'00Used Cars Los Altos Ford Freeway Close in Long Beach • SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 15 Los Altos Ford IN Long Beach Special Ford Motor Company Purchase '67 MUSTANG '64 Oldsmobile VIST'A CRUISER St11llon wagon. power. air mnrl111onmg. Lnw milr~ $1895. H.:imtop l"Q•ipr t-i11111i1J r11r ALLEN rlm:il. Re-()irl1llnr l11r 1,.sny) 1J1!Pn01· t :u ll'lry f'lltllf'· If",(\ ~. 0)'1~1 Hwv f"'° with "'.1lomn1w It~'" 1 1.,.=inn B!"ilrh 4'll-1""'4 m1!lsion, rad1n. ht-Mrr, P"""· mlll!!!'""""!!!!!!!"!"!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ..,.. ~eering. etc. 7.fOO 11ctu11I h7-nJd~44:.>. Gold w/blk miles. v11\\ I top, 11 I r roocl, dl8c $2495 hrks. ps, ph. A.~/F'M, wide Factory Wa rranty JOHNSON & SON LINCOLN MUCURY 141-7711 -.. 2.0tll Clo.mcl Sunday' 600·700 W. C-t Hy., NI OLDSMOBILE * "Quality Compact" '63 OLDS F -lf> V .JI CU'TI..ASS 2 dr. HDTOP SPORT CPE. Hydra. trans , ~ ~ •• RIH. etc. A h!'ad tumms: l:Hoauty -glislmlnit Tllhlti OVAi tirf.'I, 64+-f.542 PLYMOUTH 'M PLYMOUTH Fury II 4 Door IJCdan. VS rnRmt, automatic transmu- 1100, radio and ~ter. 51595 STANSBURY BUICK turqoi11e w / 1mm11c. \\ h1tr 2100 HARBOR BL VD. vimtl bucket 11e111 tntM'. "In COST A MESA 646-9022 fl just t1dlt !liXI' for many!" '6l PLYMOlml. 6 eyl., ONLY $1195 automlltlc. r/h. 4 dr., r'° lt1t Car Loi oo llllt'hor Blvd. Nnt motnr l)'haul. 2 nu JOHNSON & SON tlrl"'. like ntw ~"•t ('O\f'fT'A. Linroln· \lr1~1')' Cmt:i lf''!l' Bmn1·h 1941 Harhor Blwt W -7m0 "Powemouse !" v,.ry ''"" tr1m~rtatlon Nir. Sl"!O. r a t1 h. C a I l W-4i640 ew•s t. wknd6. Mu.'lt 1'!'11 tht' v. rv-k ---'f'il PLY\t0lm1 6 cyl. •td 1!!114 OLOS uftl"ll hl<"Omfln'~ tran~. 4 dr, nidlo, clean. &ton 345 HP ''STARFIR.E" Good tTansp. DXl. 494-5110 JID'roP S'PT. CYE. Loedi!d '57 P\ymooth 4 DR.. your 'IN / fact. AIR cotmm ON-hllT'l!Lln at $99. Call Crala ING, full poWfl' toqpt. AM· *Mf-2!Y.l2* 1'M nidlo, rt('' f'te. Beaut. ---For--Sal-.. --- hond\ru m111'00n w/pf!Mh 1954 P\ymoutll.. black vlrlY1 ~t 9"t In-m. S46-77~ tft'. A .,.1 "hf'" rMn'a earl I-:;::=======:::. ONLY $1599 ht Car Loe on HM'bor Blvd. PONTIAC JOHNSON & SON "S POOT Cal Nu bnlcN. A IJncomtn-M~ ~ll'JI. cln In A out. $l2S. a.ta M"SA 8T'Anch 613-866l 190 HIJtior Blvd. &G-1050 'Q_PONTIAC ____ G_P-. X-1-nt_condl-__ DAILY PllDI' WANT ADS tson. • .-t. bW ~f. BJUNG R!.BULTSI IOM2l '65 BEL AIR 4 door 1tden. VI, utome tic, air concl., pow. or 1t .. rln9, radio, hutor, ,a,,., blM• with lllue trim. $1695 '66 IMPALA 4 door hardtop. Aulometic, 321 'II, eir co11el., power •te eti•9, reello, healer, bleck viny l roof, 1il•er blue u lerior, SAVE 52095 '65 CHEVROLET Monie coupe, f•clory elr COftclltionln9. Auto· rn•tic, redio, h .. t.,, t rrnlne white with blue wi11yl bucket •u lt. ~495 '65 MUSTANG Hucltop covpo. Factory air conelitlo11ln9, VS, •ulomatic, pewor 1feerin9, r•clio, heeler, l ri· foh ..... s;·995 ..... '65 CHEVROLET St.lion we9on. VS, •utom•tic, power •turl~g, radio, hu ter, tu.to"• blue with while top, '61 FORD $795 '62 Pontiac U.Man~ Spn11 Cn11~. Gorge-nu' Baroque Gold with ron- 1 r:i~t m;: bf'i1:r bucl<rl !It'll~. l.11<1&-d with PXl!'a!t E<"!>- 11nmirAJ, you hPI' \\'r!'krnti <l"'f'illl mclu<lrs ta' Anrl hr $27 dn. 27 mo. OAC ELMORE MOTORS 9625 Gftf'den Grm·p Blvri. ("~n Grove JE Hi(>."lll 1966 PONTIAC 1P~l1m~ hRrdtop coupe. At· h·1r11vr-turquoise finbh with motclung interior. lully f111·tnry rquipped lncludm1t 1111to Iran~. rad.Jo htattr, flO\ll'r c;tN'ring. Showronm llV'~h. l!i.IXXl actual mtlrs. One owner. $2295 t JOHNSON & SON LINCOLN MHCURY Ma.7751 -M2·0H1 Cleaed Svnd1y1 600°700 W. CMtt Mr.. N• '65 PO.vrTAC C3Wlns. Ven- tura, horst llnkage, 4 1pd, lllck ~lft. Original m1h~IRI" & owner. Like new con. dltton. $1600. 962-Sm '65 I.TO 4 .pd., St•~ . rf'Vl'r; mRgll', posltnctlm; 1ood tfrH: m11.ny f'Xlrll Likl" nrw' \~ ~~ W11tll1--:-:-M -C'a-t-al-ln-1. Xlnt f'nnd, R IH. p!I. 11uto, nr1~ owner. Reu. ~7783 Aft .. pm. 11166 PONTIAC Gro. 6 rpd, MW wide ovals. low mllet, ~2 aft 5 pm. l9S2 PON'J1AC Tem"J)fel. Sia· tJon Wacon. Good cond, mi. 67)-'l.US '64 BonnMllt, air. pb. pl, pwr ~.RMI. nD>•&U.Jm "IS FOl'n'. 2+:: pw . .teer .• tr.kn. vtruc.ik. X1.nt mnd. S18S>. &G-~ '63 TEMPEST. Excf'lltnt rnndttlotr. ne..10nable. Call fVf'nlflC'I *-04.12 1966 PONTIAC Grand PrLx. Honey Be.ire tin- l~h with rich gold tntmor. matC'hlng 1.And&u mot. Fullv Pfllltf)fll'd .... ith ell the pov.·,.r ·fr:!htrP!I & (/lrlOrY llr COn• cl11tnntnc ~ 1.om 11rtual ml.I· re;. If \"nil ilrP looking for 11 ht-au• 1lul r.rand Prix, thl~ •~ Your car. Looks I: runs Uke new . $2895 ·t JOHNSON & SON LINCOLN MERCURY 541.7751 -642-0ttt CLOSED SUNDATS 600.700 W. Coast Hy.,. Ml ROY CARVER PONTIAC 2925 Harbor Bl., Calta II• Kl 6·4444 OranRe Olwlty'a Elleltldft Dea.In for ftoU. • RG1IDe IDlf Bfont)y. RAMBLER '59 Rambler AMERICAN 67ATION WA<:J- ON. Prohft..bly the pmtlt!l!lt ll!Ur wagon In Orange eoun. ty. Ca.mival rro w11h auto- mAtlc tnu\I, Perfect fOl' ~ f11mlty IW'COO'I car. Tht W('('kmd incl11!tf's tll.X i 11{-. $27 dn. $27 mo. OAC ELMORE MC1I'QR.c; 9&'.l6 Gerdm Grow l!h8. ('"~ GroYe JE 7-46» '63 Ambessador. Siltp: 56-1484 T·llRD '66 T•BIRD, eanct1 ~ Blrit landau q , mc;-~ tlrH, tun P'"" Jdnt ~ ' moo. Prt•. pe.J"V. 64&-ZOS. 'SS THUNDDUUJU> <XJNV, Fl.I" powft' pso. -• 54().1156 • '61 T.erRO, VERY 0.J:AN, ALL POWER. mo. P'r'Wkttl -·-" -........ -...... ~-·--..._~ ___ ................ -:......-........ _ ..... , ................. , ..... , ... .. -.......... --,. .#. •"" -# --... ... I 1 ::J2 OAJL V PILOT r rtday, Ma1 .l, 1 %8 OPEN SUNDAY I I I PRICES SLASH ED 1968 DEMONSTRATORS ON DISPLAY : ;~!~~~AGEN I I I I I '66 MUSTANG I COU"'4! • ...., -.cro-v FQlfl 6'j>pl) 11\. 1"' I USED TRUCKS ' 'I I Ford ~.~:i $498 I r ..... ,. • 1 • I ~ BRAND NEW CHEVROLET IMMEDIATE DELIVERY DOWN s99 I"-.\/$ •11 $ l LIC 'ULL '"'a "LUS tu • LIC!Wtf 'VLLY !O!OT. 11150~ J DOOR IEDAH ITOCI( HO '72 SWAP YOUR PAYMENTS AND DRIVE A BRAND NEW CHEVROLET COMf RIGHT DOWH I TALK SAVINGS I '64 Chev' .. ~,,:o~' S 1188 • ,...., "'"1• ·sa CHE V•OUT 'S9 CHEV•OUT '62 fC>aO '62 FALCON '62 NOVA '61 P'\.YMOUTH •.•oow • 000• ••eo• JID.t• ••eo• ouaT WT. CN . NEED A NEW TRUCK SH OUI BIG Sl!L!CTION 1988 PICl·UPS s41 aa s .. ck No. 136 , Mo ~ 01\ I~ Tu' LI< b e Mo 0 • C. ''3 U MILR FURNISHED ...... I 'II Ford :~.:C".:J: snsa ""'" • ., oo•..., M..,.,, r,.,.,.,,,~ ~ ~'"'\~.-· ltedle. -· JVI..& -·-··V,0-~J~·.r.~~ ..... -· -''t"" AND ,.,.....,. LYa Ill 5488 S788 $518 S688 $188 $298 5488 UIFURllSIED -y~ ""1 '62 FORD 'S9 ,ONTIAC '61 T-llllO '62 MHCUIY '60 VOllSWlGfN ''2 DOOGI '60 CHEVlOUT SALE PRICED ST" T!Oll WAO()tl Yltf4 •000" -...... -............ ·~ "'"· ,..,. J DOOll .-ouu -1'4 TIC* W4eoN .... ,. ., ... v..:_ ..,,:, .. ~~lo o~"' .-.utt:U w. 1• ,,_ f ljM.8' "-i::&.~~ ..... -... ,:t.ri;•--..,.. H•Oti! lrf H , J$Y~ $]583Mo. SJQ62Mo. s25•1 .. $]()62 •. '• a10 .. ~1'~oc1 s1288 • u1*• I '87 ChH.~~·$1688 - I •• ,.,,.•-,•·· ~~~ .. .._ ·-· ................ ..,.. ~'-.. .. , . .. ' . . . . . --. Frid~. M~ 3, 1968 PONTIAC SETS NEW CROSS-· COUNTRY ENDURANCE RE(ORDS! DAILY PILOT 3:J f'ontiac cu1tomen may not be n durance drivers. but they ere surely interuted in the facts prov- ing Pontiec performance, roadebility and operating economy. A 1968 Pontiec Station Wagon recently set a new crou·country lime record on the 2,871 miles of the lnterstete Highway System between the Holland Tunnel and the city limits of Los Angeles -44 hours, SO minutu, and 56 seconds -trimming 3 hours, 18 minutes , end 58 seconds from the old record. Jen P. Norbye and Jim Dunne, Popular Science editors -driving their 290 horse- power, 400 cubic inch, Y-8 Catalina -averaged 64.26 miles per hour during continuous drivin g end achieved I S.84 miles per gallon while never e.-ceeding the spHd limit. Fuel costs tote led $71.29. PONTIAC NOT ONLY SETS PERFORMANCE RECORDS AND IS CHOSEN MOTOR TREND MAGAZINE'S "CAR OF THE YEAR"* BUT ALSO IS S 0 L D AND RELIABLY SERVICED BY ROY CARVER PONTIAC, ORANGE COUNTY'S OUTSTANDING PONTIAC AGENCY ••• HOW BIG A WINNER CAN A CAR BE?· *GTO CHECI( THE WINNING PRICES ON THESE WINNERS! A ROY CARVER Wll~~~IB~ BRAND NEW 1968 TEMPEST SPORT COUPE No. T-502 VS , Automatic Transmission, Radio, Heater-Defroster, Rally I Wheels, Tinted Glau, Power Brakes, White Sidewalls, Custom Interior & Decor Gp. -., ........................... -~-··-··~--- BRAMD N1EW 1968 FIREBIRD 350 CONVERTIBLE No. T-524 SERVICED & READY TO GO! BEAUTIFUL ALEUTIAN BLUE WITH MATCHING INTERIOR. MAGNIFICENTLY EQUIPPED WITH AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, RADIO, HEATER-DEFROSTER, DELUXE STEERING WHEEL, DEL U XE WHEEL DISCS, POWER STEERING, POWER BRAKES. TINTED G LA S S, CONSOLE AND AIR CONDITIONING I -s 00 PER MO. Plus Lie. & Tax. Based on 1h dn. & 36 Payments THERE'S A DIFFERENCE A ROY CARVER This car is not a stripped down model that you would have to order.·. This 'Wll~~~IB YJ cu is SERVICED ANO READY TO GO! TODAY! ,----..._.:_ 1 • . .. • ----. • .. . • .. . • ---... -• -· ....... a. ' t :: ·~ ,. . :: .. . . . . . . • '. . . 1 • • FOR A SAFE, CAREFREE, FUN VACATION, TRY THEODORE ROBINS' "SE~ AMERICA" PLAN. THAT'S WHERE YOU SAVE ENOUGH ON YOUR NEW FORD OR GUARANTEED USED CAR TO PAY FOR THE TRIP! WOULD YOU BELIEVE PART OF IT? EXTR SP CIAL ! f ONLY 2 NEW 1967 ECONOLINE CAMPERS SL ASH E 0 ROCK BOT TOM FOR SALE THIS WEE E D 448 NEW '68 PICKUPS IN STOCK ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 41-STOVE -ICE BOX -DINETTE -DELUXE FURNISHINGS THROUGHOUTI AUTOMATIC TRANS., HEATER ANO MOREi SA YE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS ON THESE BRAND NEW 1967 LEFT-OVERS ~ND READY TO ROLL! l EXAMPLE SAVINGS Ne 11UT HEW '61 F·lOO STYLUIOE Ill" W.I. • NEW 1968 THUNDERllRD LANDAU DISCOUNTED 120467 WE ARE GOING TO REDUCE OUR HUGE T-BmD STOCK BY 30 UNITS BEFORE NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT! OVER 50 NEW MODELS NOW TAGGED WITH WINDOW STICKER PRICE AND OUR CLEARANCE DISCOUNT PR ICE. COME EARLY! EXAMPLE DISCOUNT CHOOSE FROM MINIMUM C A M P E R &HELLS TO DELUXE , COMPLETELY FURN· ISHED, 10 FT. GOLDLINES AND HOLi· FROM WINDOW STICKER PRICE! BR.AND NEW '68 LANDAU Cshown left) h11 1uto. tr1n1., 1ir cond., flt. bkt. sHts. console, pwr. brks., str., Mats ind windows, twin spkr. rtdio, tilt stHr. etc. Over 50 more with discount price tags to choose froml .)>AYS. W • .re Orange County's exclusive dealer for '\14CLBY AMERICA'-4 <. 08RA C lCJLl • GT C'Q I \I ITH ECONOMY! r; r., ~ RDS RENT Completely self contained Condor Motor Homes sleep 6-10 ft. deluxe Goldline C ampers sleep 4. More tun than a mountain or beach tottage ••• easier on the vacation budget! Call today for reservation! 642-00 I 0. The fabulous Model ".C", with room for 5 adults, I 00 mile top speed and 30 miles to the gallon, means comfort and pride of owner- ship for endless miles of carefree vacation driving! 4 speed or automatic trans. For the ultimate in vacation travel, drive America's #I high performance car! Large stock of new 1968 Fastbacks and Convertibles re.dy for immediate delivery! Special Clear· enc~ -two 1967 Le~-overs. SCIENCE HAS DEVELOPED ... THIS FOR YOUR CAR. .• NOW .•. we un scientifically an1lyze and check over 100 are1s on e1ch used ur that af· fects its perform1nce prior to selling it. You buy with built in confidence when you buy 1 Theodore Robins Used Cir that carries the Diagnoltic sticker. These e1rs are 9u1ranteed 100% 15 to choose from -'59 thru '66 year models. 6 to I 0 passenger -some with air conditioning. '64 OLDS F85-'66 MERC. COMMUTER-'64 RAMBLER -ECONO BUS'S -FORDS -FALCONS -FAlltLANES -COUNTRY SEDANS-SQUIRES-'65 VOLKSWAGENS Example: , i:: r ''l • Door ~ .. II powat •ulom.tic 70 •. down or •••dt Sl8 P•' mo, 24 mo. OMJl '' ~000 1trie1 4 Or, Automt lic, RIH, l•.800 !Tlilu . Tu I l1u n1t clown. $69 'er mo. JO mo. RTTJ6l • ( I Por~wood Va •uto., PS, RI H. Tu & lictnu down · o• trade $2) ptr mo. 24 mo. JUW746 I ~ I tr 2 D• Tr1n1porlal1on et••m puff Tn I littnu down $1) per mo. 7• mo. LRU 15' OJ MU "'~'\ VI, Air cond., con1ole. l•nd•u top. auto. ll&H, PS. 20 'I. down o• lrtdt h6 ptr mo. )0 mo. No. P7S7 I 9 USED CARS 66 r~ PO I-Air i;tH ( 16 2 Or. H.T VI. f•dory equipped. 20 % dow" or lr•dt $59 per mo. JO mo. Ull7'1 ;~ THUNOEPbllH. LANOAU. lo•dtd, power aturing, u•h. windowa, tir eond. 20 "f. down or tr•dt $99 per mo. lb mo. No. TRJ766 .t THUNOERSIQO ' Hardtop. Full powet, ,;, eond 70 % down or trodt. l 67 per mo. 24 mo. H8Sll7 o' FALCON Otluat. Autom4tic, •adio. ~ultt, T .. I lictn\t down $17 per mo. 24 mo. LVL851 rAX PE'"'INO our WH'f 'A'Ali' BUY NOW-PAY LATER 100·. FINANr'1/loi. AV,AlltoLE b4 OLD' 11P 2 dt. H.T. Full power, futorv air. T n I lict nH down. $SJ per P!'O. 30 mo. No 11 OOA '6J FORC'I EC'ONC1L !~H. Station wagon. l au h, R&H. 20 '{. down o• lr•dt, $46 per mo. 24 mo. JJR6S4 95 s 095 Driving your present car on your vacation 1 Let us giv& it 130 vital tesh in Southern California 's first Ford Rotunda Diagnostic Center. Takes only 30 minutes while you watch on your own electronic: dials to be sure your car is SAFI, RELIAILIE, OPERA TING AT f'IAK PERFORMANCE. 1,1 FQC'r '' $ 4 Ooo•. VB, autom•lic, r•dio, huter. 20 % do""'• or !tade. $49 ptr mo. l6 mo. No. P7717 ·~i CLOS WAGON F.85 Va, f•dory equipped. RIH. PS. 20 'I. down or tr•d• $42 ptt mo 24 lftO, OML32• '"' r iKUr W'~AMPE~ Ford '!1 ton. VI, 4 •pd, RIH. Cuatom c•b. 25 l. down or tr•de $49 per mo. JO mo. RllS67 ' Vl';l lc N~<,f.>.: Su ing i1 b•lievin9 l~h buuliful or. 25 'I. down o• lradt S47 ptr 1t10. 24 mo. WIJS92 4 Door. Auto1t1 •Hc, RIH. 251. down or tr•dt $32 per mo. 24 mo. FXD779 20 TO CHOOSI FIOM "6" & "I" CYLINDERS, 4 SPEEDS, AUTOMATICS, SOME WITH POWER STEERINC. & All CONDITIONING. 1 '65 THRU 1967 MODELS. CONVERTllLES, COUPES AND 2+2 FASTIACICS. Fully equipped, •u+o1t1etlc, power •teat• in9, R&H. 20 % down or tr•d• 5 $49 per mo. JO t110. No. P787 I u .. d c., s.le ltrieH Good for 12 hou'I All pay"'e"'' fi9uttd on eppro•ecl cttdit. -. ..... ,,,. __ , ... ,.--......... -• _,. -• • -..-• ,,..,. ~ _,, • A • ~ .. • • • •• -_ .... ·-· ... .,,,..-· ....... ,,_ ... 4 .. -. ·- ' _, .. J ' I , J ' . . , ' r . . .. 1 I ALL ROADS LEAD TO • 9fREE PARKING AREAS NEAR EVERY DOWNTOWN STORE • • ., ... ,~ ""-....,. ~~~~ """" \~ Everything You Need Is Dou;ntown ... ~Vf ), !) * Ptettty of ffM parkinq h1 Dow•tow• Costa Mna. Spocious lots odjacewt to tnott busleeu firms Giid beh1ftd ~ HU IMtildilMJS at1 Newport GM Harbor bHIHarck. . •.. ~ ~ ·-. .-• OF. DOWNTOWN COSTA MESA DIS. CRAWFORD, DALE Ii NELSON HEMPHILLS SHOES Optometrists 1831 Newport Blvd. 548-97'44 1796 Newport Blvd. 548-5639 HENDERSON'S APPllANCES CRAWFORDS PHARMACY 1877 Hubor Blvd. 548-7808 1804 Newport Blvd. 548-2251 H. I . ILOCK INCOME TAX CAl.-S CAMBA, INC. DUNLAP APPLIANCES 1834 "C" Newport Blvd. 646-8724 1710 Newport Blvd. 646-938 3 1815 Newport Blvd. 548-7788 J. C. HUMPHRIES JEWELERS CrTY SIGN COMPANY EXPRESSIVE WALL DECORS 1823 Newport Blvd. 548-3401 111 E. lroedway ~8-6791 1811 Newport Blvd. 646-9881 JERRY HALL TIRES COIN M.•IT 1762 Newport Blvd. 646-5019 ~ FOSTH'S PHARMACY AL.HITS 1Hn11oas 1925 Harbor Blvd. 646.0541 RALPH'S FURNITURE 180) Newport Blvd. 548-9593 REALM OF CARPETS 2115 Harbor Blvd. 540-4821 REINERT'S DEPT. STORE 18 16 Newport Blvd. 548-12 12 ROIERTS FURNITURE 1785 Newport Blvd. 646-8855 SHAW'S NUTRITION BASKET 1861 Newport Blvd. 548-6424 SINCERE SEWING MACHINE CO. I Ii H OFACE EqUl'MENT S4 I Center Street 646-7443 1809 Newport Blvd, 642-4241 519 W 19th Street 646-1651 LAND 0' LAMPS 1822 Newport Blvd. 548-4450 COAST MUSIC CHANTS SUIPlUS MARTIN FURNITURE 1939 Newport Blvd, 64(>.0271 1750 Newport Blvd, 646-1 696 1865 Harbor Blvd. 548-5131 COSTA MESA FLOIJST HA.Lf.SID SHOP MARY CARTER PAINTS 1878 Harbor Blvd. 646-9742 ST. CLAIR IARIER SHOP 1840 Newport Blvd. 548-6142 UNIVERSITY OFFICE EQUIPMENT 1913 Harbor Blvd. 646-7118 117 E. Broadway 548-6071 1805 Newport Blvd 646 9235 1916 Harbor Blvd. 642-1090 WARREN'S MAGNAVOX CENTER COSTA MESA JEWn.IY & LOAN HA.ITS SPORTING GOODS POINT OF COLOR llll Newport Bl:::!. 646-7741 538 Center Street 646-1919 516 W . 19th Street 646-0571 Factory Direct 1714 Newport Blvd. 646-4488 --1•=-~ M"'atl .. S.Clion-D...,lY l'llOT l'rfu y, M .. J, lt\.t 11 1 Friday, May 3, 1968 RALPH M. PINKERTON, MANAGER OF THE AVO- CADO ADVISORY BOARD LOCATED IN C 0 ST A MESA, IS THE SUBJECT OF DOROTHY PIER'S ME ET THE PEOPLE FEATURE ON PAGE 3 • WHILE COLORFUL MAY FLOWERS ARE BLOOM- ING, l 0 C A l ARTISTS ARE LENDING BEAUTY IN THEIR OWN WA VS. OVER 40 AREA ARTISTS Will PARTICIPATE IN A "10 DAYS IN MAY" CRAFTS DEMONSTRA- TION IN THE SOUTH COAST PLAZA'S COVER- ED MALL IN C 0 ST A MESA. A FEATURE ON PAGE 13 T E l l S THE STORY. MAY 12 IS MOTHER'S DAY AND DON WILSON HASN'T FORGOTTEN ABOUT IT. HIS OUT 'N ' ABOUT COLUMN ON PAGES 8 THROUGH 15 GIVES SOME DINING ! SUGGESTIONS F 0 R THAT SPECIAL DAY, AS WELL AS NEWS OF DE- VELOPMENTS ON THE O.C. D R I N K -D I N E SCENE. OTHER DINING AND ENTERTAINMENT SUGGESTIONS MAY BE FOUND ON PAGES 8 THROUGH 15. l t i: ... • 11 [JlilUI] ~ '," A WAY TO HELP AND LEARN ~ SpeciaJ Events CM WGH DRAMA -"Antigone," a Greek drama ia being performed May 3 and 4 by Costa Me· sa lfigh School students in the Lyceum. 2650 N. Fairview Rd., Costa Mesa. Curtain time 8:30 p.m. Tickets, $1.?.5, will be sold at the door. CHILDREN'S THEATER -A new version of .. Puss 'n Boots," is being presented by the La- guna Beach Children's Theater, 319 Ocean Ave., Laguna Beach, Fri .• May 3 at 7:30 p.m.; Sat. and Sun .. May 4 and 5 at 2 p.m. Tickets, •t for childr-en, $1.25 for adults, call 494-8061. BOOK FAIR -El Morro Elementary School, 8681 N. Coast Hwy., Laguna Beach is holding a Book Fair Fri., May 3, 5:30 to 10 p.m. and Sat. May 4, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Events of the twG-day fair, sponsored by tbe El Morro P.T.A. include, FrL. a Spaghetti Dinner 6 to 7 p.m., tickets. 75c for children, 90c for adults; a Dis- ney feature film, "Hans Brinker or the Silver Skates.·· plus a cartoon at 7:~ p.m., tickets 3Sc for children, 60c for adults. Sat.: a May· pole dance. l p.m.; cartoons, puppet shows, baseball games and other sports competition throughout the day. New and old books. art prints and records will be on sale both day~. Proceeds will go to ll\e school for books and equipment. Tickets available at the door. Phone 494-2900. GlRL SCOUT FESTIVAL -A County-wide festival of Girl Scouting will be held Sat., May 4 from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Orange County F air- grounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Included In the day's activities are a parade at 11 a.m.; folk dancing and May Pole dancing: puppet shows; modeling ol clothes made by the girls; booths: camping displays, and demonstrations of skills. Tickets, 50c, on sale at Girl Scout of- fices and at the gate. May 4. Pre-schoolers ad- mitted free. HYPNOTIST -··An Evening with Pat Collins." will be presented in the Arena of the Anaheim Convention Center, 800 W. KateUa Ave .. Ana· helm on May 4 beginning at 8:30 p.m. Tickets, from S'2.50, are on sale at the Convention Cen- ter box office, Wallichs Music City stores and Mutual t.Jcket agencies. Phone 635-8962. DISNEYLAND FIESTA -Disneyland, 1313 S. Har- bor Blvd .. Anaheim, will feature special mari- achi bands. troubadors, dancing senoritas and recording star Joe Flores May 5. celebrating Cinco de Mayo. Disneyland Hours : Wed. through Fri. 10 a.m. lo 6 p.m ; Sat. and Sun. 10 am to 7 pm OLD TOW~ CELEBRATION -The tJtird annual Uld Tow n Celebration. sponsored by the Uld Town Newport Association. has been resched· uled to May 4 and 5, on JlitcFadden Square at the Nev.port Pier, Newport Beach. Included in the week-t>ncl's activities are an arts and crafts show by h1cal arlists; a bike rodeo Sat. and Sun :tl 2 p.m : mter-d ty lifeguard compet1- t111n Sttn a1 11 .1 m . µlu' films on first aul at l and J µ m t•ath day, a hot dog eJtm~ c·nn- tcst, treasure hunt anct other contests for dul• dren For 111rtht•r information phone 675 1865. 2 Of'l ft9• Co.asf ..,, .. _.tn4t1J' • • GU IDE to FUN Special Events ADVENTURE FILM -The only California show- ing of the film, "Northern Safari.'~ a wildlife motion picture of Australia will be shown in the Lindy Opera House, Wilshire Blvd. at La Brea, Los Angeles, on May 4, 10, 15. 17, IS, 22, 24, 25, 28, 29 and June 7 and 8 at 8 p.m. Mat· inees will be held at 2 p.m. on May 18, 25 and June 8. Tickets, $3, $3.50 and $4. available at the box orfice. Phone (213) 389-2Q20 for further information. CSF OPERA -"The Coronation of P oppea," a two-act opera by Claudio Monteverdi is being presented in English by the Opera Theater at Cal State College at Fullerton, through May 5 in the Recital Hall at CSF. 800 North State College Blvd., Fullerton. Curtain time 8:30 p.m. Tickets. $2.50 general admission, $1 for CSF students, are available from the Associated Students ticket office. Phone 870.3410. @ RAMONA PAGEANT -The annual Ramona Pageant will be performed May 4. 5. and 11 and 12. The historical play 1s based on an actual killing which occurred near Hemet in 1883. Tickets, $2, $2.50, $3 or $4, are available by mail order to Ramona Pageant Association, P .O. Box 755, Hemet, Calif Phone 658-3111 for further information. AFTERNOON CONCERT -Works bv Beethoven, Toch. Piston and Mozart will be performed by members of the UCI music de;:iartment Wed .. May 8 at 4 p.m. in room 1616 Fine Arts Build- ing, UC I. 7601 Irvine St .. Irvine. There is no admission charge. t:onling Up OC PHILHARMONIC -The Orange County Phil· harmonic will present the Los Angeles Philhar- monic under the direction of Zubin Mehta May 11 at 8:30 p.m. in Campus Hall at \ICJ, 7601 Ir· vine St.. Irvine. Tickets, $.1.50 for aduJts. $1.50 for students, on sale at the 0 .C. Philharmon- ic's office, 21>1 E. Coast Highway. Newport Beach, and iI available will bf' s•1lcl at the door Phone 646~11. FOLK ENSEMBLE -Frula, a Yugoslav Folk En· s~mble of dancers. singers and instrumental- ists will perform May 12 al 8:30 p.m. in Cam- pus Hall at UCI, 7601 Irvine SI., Irvine. Tick- ets, $2.50 general admission, St for UC! stu· dents. available at the Fine Arts Box Office, and Wallichs Music City stores Phone 833~17. Sl'~OAY EVi':NING REClTAL -Paul Ingraham, Conme Laing and Larry Gordon will pt>rform works by Bach, Beethoven. Hmclemith and others Sun., May 12 al 8 p m. in room J78 Pine i\rts Building at llCI. 7601 In 1n1• St . Ir· vm1: No admission charge SWDI SHOW -"Disnry-Aqua-Lanrl .' a swim show, \\Ill be presented b\' .slude1ns al Eslan- tia 1t1gl\ School, 2323 Placentia Co~ta Mesa, J'i!tay 15 through 17 al 8.15 µ m In add1lrnn to .;;\\1111 prod1tc!tons. sludcnl~ \\Ill a lS"o perform J\l;1i.:1c Kingdom dances. T1rh<·.::.. $1 t11r adult;;, 7:it: for st1\-lents, 50c for thildrrn "' a1Jable at the door. Phone 6U-4850. • """ . . ............... . ~-~ .~·~ • • Coming Up HOME SHOW -The Orange County Home Show. "Symphony in Living," will be beld, May 17 through 2& in the Exhibition Han of the Ana· heim Convention Center, 800 W. Katella Ave., Anaheim. Hours: Mon. through Fri. 5 to 11 p.m.; Sat. and Sun. 12 to 11 p.m. Tickets, $1.75 f()(' adults, $1 for students, available at the box office. Children under 12 accompanied by adults will be admitted free. Phone i3.'>-3962. ARTS FESTIVAL -The University Gallery As· sociates of UCJ are holding a fine arts festival May 18 beginning at 11 a.m. at UCI, 7601 Jrvine St.. Irvine. Included in the day's events a.re a juried student art show, pop concerts and strolling musicians, a repertory theatre pro- duction and parade of costumes from past productions, two dance productions and carnival rides for children. Tickets, $2.50 for adults. $1 for children, available from local chamber of commerce offices, or at the entrance, May 18. Sports ANGELS BASEBALL -Caljfornia Angels vs Chi- cago White Sox May 6, ~. and 8 at 8 p .m.: Minnesota Twins May 9 at 8 p.rn., May 10 at 6 p.m .. May 11 at 8 p.m. and May 12 at 1 p.m. in the Anaheim Stadium. 2000 State College Blvd . Anaheim. Tickets available in Orange County at United Calif. Banks. Mutual ticket agencies and Wallichs Music City stores. Phone 633-2000. DODGERS -The Los Angeles Dodgers vs the Cincinnati Reds, May 3 and 4 at 8 p.m. and May 5 at 1 p.m.; Chicago Cubs May 13, 14, 15 and 16 at 8 p.m. in the Dodgers· Stadium, 1750 Stadjum Way, Los An geles. Tickets available locally at Wallichs Music City Stores and Mutual Ticket agencies. HORSE RACING -Thoroughbred horse racing at Hollywood Park, Century Blvd. at Prairie Ave., Inglewood, post time Tues. through Fri. J : 45 p.m.: Sal 1:15 p.m .. $50.000 Los Angeles Han· dicap Sat .. May 4. COVER: Costa Mesa's Margie Samuels, shown on cover. finds her job with Vista in- cludes playing checkers with the elderly and encouraging the very young to trust her friend- ship. See story on Pages 6 and 7. Guide To F un Page % Meet Tbe People Page l Ganin Notes Paie 4 Designer's Notebo<i Page 5 0 . C. Phllharmenlc Pate 5 Vista Volunteer Pages'· '1 Out ':'Ii' About Pages 8-15 Crafts Demonstration Page 13 Live Theater Page l4 Movies Pagrs 13-15 ORANGE COAST maae1ammmm MAGAZINE Friday, May 3, 1968 Oren .. Co••• WEE~t.NOER Mait•ttn• ,. pUDd:lhtct Ft1d•n ., ..... w(1i0fl ., II>« OAIL y PILOT Dy ,,,. Or•ntt Cout PuDll•hine c ... NtwPOrt B'acn. Huftt1n1ton ltac:'tl, Coir• Mesa, L1~&1n• ltactt, w est·- mln,ttr I nd Fountain V1Rey, C11it0Nu1. A•reu: Posr Ofti<• l o• 111S, N~wport 8~•~. C1Utornla '1UJ . Phone 642-43!1 Lnc) Bell Editor M•t•Jina St<lie"-OAIL Y Ptl01 !'rlO•Y. Mn J, 1'U Jll 111111 For Advertising in The Weekender I Phone 642-4321 1.(1».)TH'fl' ~1111.IMI 67l·6260 .. [Ul1Y~!,i~~~ TOOAY AHO TOMORROW JULES AND JIM '°Mfvrw al 7:U , f:ot Dl~I Tldcth SJl•t i1.ot NOW SHOWING mm&RDLESrER~---------~RaWI Wol\'llE ~- 1, fl '\ .o.>"'"i • ~n l BOHHIE~CL'TDE Olld 11llllllWER~~ · "'~ -GEORGE SUZANNE ~~-~r I/IA.. . HAMIUON. PLESHETIE . . • ~ I 0 NllllllOttllllOCM Q ~ ... '· ------Popular Prices w"" oavl, 7 p.m. -s:oo p.m. · Sat. -COflf. Suft. from 2 p.m. IMtHI,,. Sttllo"-DAll Y PILOT frkley. Mn l , 1''11 0 U T 'N' A 8 0 U T l» Continued From Page 10 tie being erected (and swiftly!) nearby Reu- ben's, Newport Beach. A w-w-w-w-w-w-w cum-m-m -m-m-o-n-n-n F ar West. Next it will be NEW on the moon! And a hint, gentJe readers • • • don't bet against it. NOTES OF A N OMAD To cover all questions regarding the J er- r y Overland (Woody's Wharf, Newport Beach, plankman) watering-hole to be open- ed on the NB boardwalk. The interior of what was once Swede's Restaurant has been completely gutted and inside decoration of the Overland-owned spa will begin at once. Yes. the name has been changed . . . from The Rhum Rhunner to The Windjammer. Yes, Overland djd obtain a "hard stuff'' license. No definite date set yet for the opening. Partners? All this out- n-abouter knows is that the name "Richard L. Lawrence" appears with Overland's on the notice posted showing th<? .. intention to." * The epitome of compliments for that gleesome threesome . . . Rene. Andre and Bernie . . . owners of Riviera Restaurant, South Coast Plaza in Cost.a Mesa Sharing a table there with us one night last week . . . his identity unknown to Rene who was doing the maitre 'de fantas- t ics that particular evening . • . another local drink-dine-den proprietor. ll1s reaction 1c1 H i ,. 1 c> r a Restaurant clrcor. drink. food and ~en 1Ct'1 Let's quote his words. "All I can say is they do everything right . . . make all the right moves." If you want to experience the same re- act ion. get to RR and order spinach salad (mixed at the table). a s erving of scampi a nd a bottle ol this dining deJight's Lieb- fraumilch wine. Ob, yes . _ • and a sk for Maurice to serve you. Tba's all! MEET THE PEOPLE Continued From Page 3 Pinkerton is director and secretary of I.he Southern California Produce Council and a member of the Association of National Ad- vertisers and Phi Delta Theta fraternity. In his spare time he enjoys dry fly fish- jng and camping. With his wife Sandy, a for- mer Olympic S\\ immer whom he met in Spo- kane, he developed his hobby of mosaics to the point where they were selling large pieces to banks and shopping centers in Washington and Oregon. The Pinkertons ha\'l' four t'hildren, Pam, 2~. a probation offtcer in San Diego. Scott, 17, and Debra. 15, who both attend Costa ?\lesa High School. and .Jane, 12, who goes to l\l aude D:i\·is .Junior J!1gh. \\'ith his enthu!>1ast 1c· ;1pproach to his pro- duct. Ralph Pinkerton c·ould easily change the fniit in the gardt>n of Eden from apples to avocados. -Dorothy P ier MESA THEATRE H E'Y KIDS! MATINEE Sat., May 4th 2 p.m. "The Natt·y Professor'' JERRY LEWIS PLlJS 4 CARTOOHS ADMlSSION-SOc ALL SEATS Ytdo _., llACll -...... -.. - le ..._t-II .. l•lo -Oil • ..u.M ~unsFor $an ~ab'1stian ~-~ Sam Jaffe· Sllvi.3 Pmal · bge Martinez De Hoyos· .bie <hNei J . r,_, dez Ja R Webb -· •-i.1.oo ....... llOd a1me r~Tlall • .,....,..,i, mes • .'i_...,,_H ~ _ ... Henri Vemeui1 ...... .1a~ Bar G FRAN5GOP£ and METROCOIAHI MGM GEORGE PEPPARD ls "P. J." -;:,~15 4111 • ( , • l • , , . • ~ 1 ! , ~ . t ' ' ' • ' '( • t ~ l t t ~ l ~ t I • ~ t ... I I , , , I ' . l . j • I ; .. l i . I 11 r: ,, f ,f ' . ~ ... - • ~ O.f'. -l.4. •..U. -•-..;t"911" P.T. -• .,.._. L.A. TlMet -"Oolhf-lal" "MACBnH" C.la -Tl1611'r9 -'"'"" • s ... -• )t , "" u.MI rl\.M r U Tl VAL "CAllNIT OF DL CAUGAll .. _, ..... .,_'" -P'rl.. s ...... , M. 0'W1NNIE THE POOH .. c .. ~ ~"'· -s-tt;Jt A.M •• ' , M. SClt CEHlltAl IOX OFFICE-Mil-I H>l llelodJ!t!-... Jbeatre thr~·~tA ~41g The ED AMES Show .. "\~ ......... , .. ., ROGER~) ED 'ii.Es :~~~~:~r~J UAIS llOW •I ~ 1\oolft .. Ollia • k . C.M ·-C.. U7 S NIM..!!_, Lio a._.. • w.llilio .._. c..,·, • All Ill-.,._., • -(1141 ~nn HAWAII 235.00 EACH , BAS ED ON OOUBLE OCCUPANCY• YOUR OWN APARTMENT FOR 7 DAYS• 6 NIGHTS , INCUJOING ROUND TRIP AIR FA~E, TRANSFERS, OfAMPAGHE AND L EI• YOU CAN USE YOUR ROBINSON 'S CHARGE ACCOUNT• CALL. 644-1661 0 ASK MR . FOSTER TRAVEL SERVICE ,PMs'01tS \IJ!'~OffT CENTER LIVE THEATER OPENING SOON "Nobody Loves an Albatross" A comedy about today's entertainment industry. "Nobody Lo~es an Albatross," is being presented Fri. and Sat.. May 10 through June 8 by the Orange Studio Theater. 1995 N. State College Blvd., Orange. Curtain time 8:30 p.m. Phone 533·2233, .. Dr. Knock" A satire on the medical profession. "Dr. Knock." is being presented m the Orange Coast College aud· ilorium, 2701 Fairview Drive, Costa Mesa, May 16 through 18 at 8: 15 p.m. No admission charge . Phone 54()..1610. "Ed Ames Show" Singer, Ed Ames. with special guest Roger wu. liams, will perform at Melodyland Theatre, 10 Freedman Way, Anaheim. May H through 19. Per· formances: Tues. through Fri. 8·30 p.m.: Sat. 6·30 and 9:30 p m.: Sun. 3 and 8 pm. Phone n6·7460, STILL RUNNING '·Claudia" "Claudia:· a light·hearted family play is being staged by the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse, at Or- ange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive. Costa Mesa. Performances Fn. and Sat. al 8:30 p.m. through May 4. Phone 834-5303. "Macbeth" A Shakespearean tragedy, ''Macbeth" is being pre· sented by the South Coast Repertory Third Step Theater, 1827 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa, Thurs. through Sun., closing May 26. Phone 646-1363. UCI Theater Irvine Repertory Theatre is presenting three plays, "The Hostage.'' "Dark of the Moon" and "Good Woman of Set.zuan" in repertory in the Studio Theater ol UCI, 7601 Irvine St., lrvine. Perform· ances Thurs. through Sat. Tickets are on sale at the Fi.De Arts bo1: office at UCI. Phone 83U617. A:HE LUXURIOUS NEW IAll.A THEATRE -===- HOMI Of t OOING CHAil lOOH I 109 £4ST !4Leo~ mo. \ l/,.m m rlNINSUl4· 67H041 ~ • CHllD WITtf ,AUNT ONLY • Ol'EN 6:4S-SUNOAY 2:15 Now -Ends Tuesday COUllTISY ANNOUNCEMENT NEWPORT MESA SCHOOL 1 •. " .... ~ ........... .,tr HONOR PROGRAM SUNDAY MAY 5th OUNGE COAST loLLEGE AUDITORIUM Fecrturi119 : e JUNIOR HONOR ORCHESTRA e JUNIOR HONOR IAND e HIGH SCHOOL HONOR CHOIR e JUNIOR HONOR CHOIR _,_ e 5oplila Lor" e l'Olll N•w-• e David NIYaa e l't1n Ustl11av e "THE LADY L" e -h" aftd frfyollty 111 lu~ Ecntrncan Color! • CtmmHEmn mlllllll&INI IClll.I. •'"s1'!i~ ·~ TH•ATll• ._ -courmRP01nr ~ ...,. • ~ C101tA ~ llllllll S.H\07 JIOf«CIOI Positively Ends Tuesday, May 7 hit Mctve -lest Amr -Petet FIM• "Hotl•IHll 1-4 •f Rrtlaw of M•tla11 l'lctll'"" A willful passionate girl and ••• the three men who want her! "E.\R FRO~I THE MADDING CROWD" Speclol l'.T.A. A,ptoved Sahlrday MatlMa "'ZUltA I N THE KITCHEN" -12:30 -All Saot1 50c tr98,_•Na11,. .V.D 00\.0•H WU T • ••"2"440 1 Exclusive Area Run SAN DIEGO FWY. at WESTMINSTER and GOLDEN WEST Alex Cord • Robt. Ryan • Arthur Kennedy SELMUR PICTURES ,_.i, "a minute to pray, . a second to die!" -G----WT\Ull·~ __ also "COP-OUT" Color Crom <.'RC A Suspenseful Thriller al•rr•nt James Mason Geraldine Chapman Bobby Darin Speclol l'.T.A. AJIPf'oYed Saturday Matl- .. ZElltA I H THE KITCHEN" -12:30 -All Seats SOc WEEKENDER MAGAZINE Phone 642-4321 Matulno h cllon-OAll.'I' r 1LOT ,r1•11, "''v J, ttU II II 1 1. '1 - Avocados Became A Full Time Career To CM Man 'lltet ift,, f~ Ralph M. Pinkerton makes an avocado seem as much fun as eating popcorn, as tasty as ice cream and as impressive as caviar, but be didn't always feel that way. When this Costa Mesa resident first tasted avocado many years ago, he thought it was a pr,,••v bland fruit. "A person is much worse off who has eaten avocado once than a per· son who has never eaten any a t all," he laughed. Now past the first avocado stage. Ralph is a true booster of this delicacy and raves about it from coast to coast. as manager of the Avocado Advisory Board. Pinkerton. who was born in Spokane. Washington. enrolled at the University of Idaho in 1939 to study advertising and JOUrnalism, but h1!> Salndos Ainigos A salute to Mexican neighbors will be given at Disneyland for the Cinco de Mayo Fiesta on May S when Senor Goofy will be on hand to greet visitors. One of the Disneyland hostesses from the Mexican Village coaches Goofy for the full day event, which will feature mariachi bands, troubadors, dancing senoritas and Joe Flores, recording star. Mltla.irta 5Kto-0AILY I'll.OT Fr161y, Mn J, lfft ·11 career plans had to be forstalled when the Japanese b< "Tlbed Pearl Har- bor. Within 19 days, Ralph joined the naval air force and was sent to Corpus Christi. Texas. where he attended navy flight school until 1943. For the next two years, he flew to almost every point on tbe globe. After the war, Ralph sought his fortune as a junior writer for MGM Studios in the gold rush country near Dutch Flats, California. In 1947 he r eturned to Spokane to develop a syndicated radio show that could be re- leased on records and sold throughout the Northwest. Put out oC business by \he unions. who did not allow musicians at that time to work on a speculation basis, he joined the Washington State Apple Commission and came to Los Angeles as its local representative in 1948. For three sum- mers he also was publicity manager for the Washington State Fair In 195 1 Ralph moved up lo director of merchandising handling ~ product nationally and in 1955 he switched over to the apple brokerage business. When the Avocado Advisory Board was formed in 1961. Pinkerton saw an opportunity to return to his first love. advertising, and he became manager. The director of merchandising suggested Orange County as the perfect place from which to run the operation so they set up their first oilice on 17th Street in Costa Mesa. Today they occupy a suite across from the Orange County airport. "The Avocado Advisory Board enables farmers to band together for self help in the supply, control, grading and advertising of their crop," Ralph said. ''Since the board was formed six years a go, the farmer receives twice as muc h money for fewer avocados. l have never seen a product as responsi ve to Cldvertising." L nltke ou11:1s. avocado growers do not want to seU more avocados, simply because there is not enough land available to grow more. However they hope to sell those they do grow for more money. The board aims its ads at housewives who want to be part of the "in-crowd. up-town" leaders. "Still,·• Pinkerton emphasized. •·women like to feel comfortable with the food they buy, so we are now advertising them with other products they know well -avocados on toast or with soy sauce for instance. The board also provides post-harvest research in the medical. nutri- tional and marketing aspects of the avocado . "The maligned avocado has less calories than a cup of plain gelatin, but we have to convince doctors of this. Because it is a fruit, dietitians compare it to an apple which has no oil at air so the avocado appears high in oil If it were compared w1ti1 n uts. tl would ~eem 'er.' lc1'1 in oil ... Ralph explained. Continued On Page 1 S CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE CUSTOM. ERS FOR TELLING US "WHY THEY LIKE TO BUY THEIR PRODUCE AT NEWPORT PRO- DUCE." COME IN AND GE\._YOUR WINNERS CHECKS! 1. MRS. HELEN ARHOllt HOUYWOOD, CALIF. 2. MRS. IRIS HIGBIE, BALBOA ISLAND 3. MISS BARBARA HAU, COSTA MESA HERE'S WHAT THEY SAY "FINEST PRODUCE ANYWHE~E !" "LOWEST PRICES, FINEST 9UALITY!" "THEY HAVE EVERYTHING!" "HOW ABOUT YOU TRYING US?" For Our Retoil Customers .•. Clip these Coupons A1td Save '--~----------------, NEW CROP RED OURS ARE THE FINEST NEW CELLO I LARGt.. SANT A ANA I I ITAUAN ONIONS I STRAWBERRIES I CARROTS I I 10~ 4 $1°0 s~ I LB. I FOR I BAG I LIMIT 6 LBS. Limit s Boxe~ LIMIT S I L WITH THIS COUPON ' With This Coupon I WITH THIS COUPON J ---------·---------COUPONS EXPIRE MAY 10th Con9rat11lotlons to thew fine f'flfourants for clloosin9 Newport Produce. You con f'fll auur«4 your c.uslomers wlll 9et Iha flus! produce moMy caa buy! l'alronire them' Woody's Whorl, Villa Marl11a, Vlllo9e Inn, Tiw A~h~. Oillmo11's, Ofld 176 other fi..e rttlauronh PHONE: 673-8715 • "Where Q11oli1y h The Orde. Of TN Hooe" NEWPORT PRODUCE Oran90 Co11nty'1 fastest Grawl119 l'roduca Or90nls.crtlofl 2616 Newport Blvd. on the Peninsula I Or1n14 Cou1 3 WHkrnMt -------.... ----~-=~=::=~~ ..... -==~~===--"-----____________ ..,_. __ _ .. , . GARDEN NOTES Gay Colored Flowers Abound May ts • wonderful time in the garden. The yard is brimming with colorful flowers. With daylight saving time in e£fect there are plenty of hours for working and relaxing in the yard after a hard day at the job. ,,. This is an excellent lime lo go to the nurs~ and select roses for planting. The nurseries have them in containers in full bloom now. By the way, May 12 is Mother's Day. She might enjoy a blooming living rose for b er garden instead of cut flowers for the house. To keep roses blooming after they are planted at home. feed them lightly every lhree O'I' four >weeks. Use a rose food or an all-purpose food and spnnkle a handful or two, depending on the size of the bush. around the watering basin and water the food into it. It also is beneficial to mulch roses. Mulching conserves moisture. making less frequent water- ing needed. As the mulch disintegrates it adds humus to the soil. Us e wood shavings, sawdust, learmold or planting mix. Roses do have lo be sprayed. Diligent biweekly spraying "ith d ual- purpose spray will keep the roses mildew free and insects under control. Iris and its cousin the gladiolus. are in bloom this month. lt seems that these buds ha\ e a special flavor that caterpillars enjoy. The miserable little worms will ruin many buds if not checked. Spray with DDT or an all- purpose spray. Spread sn~il and slug bait because these critters also find iris buds most succulent. It's not to:> late to plant summer annuals, such as asters. zinnias, marigolds, petunias. celos1as. sal\ ia and portulaca. To obtain ,·ariety there are a number of unusual annuals that may be choseP Snow-on-the-mountain, or Euphorbia marginata. is raised easily from seed and 1s quite attractl\·e m the garden. The white margined lea\·es c:ombrne well with any ol 1he more highly colored plants such a:. zinnias, celos1as or lobeh<ls. Amaranthus is another easy foliage plant. coming in ~hades of dark red. Both Sno'' -on-the-mnu111am and amarnnthus do "eU in full sun and poor !iOtl In May Gardens In the shade garden try a few mimul11s. These monkey faces, as they are called, are easy to grow. They add a real contrast in color and flower form to fuchsias and olher flowers generally gro'' n in shady beds. Iris Offer Dignity ) r NOW OPEN! ,., - NEWPORT DRYDOCKS JOH~ S :\IL LUXS e HAUL OUT e REPAIR e PAINTING SPECIAL! ALL POWER BOATS - FREE ZINCS ON FIRST HAUL Offtt Good JO l>oY1 227 20th St. (on the Bay) NEWPORT BEACH e 675-1505 Open 7 Days "THE INVOITOR & IUILOES:S OF THE SMALL IOAT DllYDOCK" SINKU LTD . INC. -M C MOON •• MULLINS JI Ort'"ff Ct '' '' w,.,..,., ·r " ·-~_:_,;&----1 -5:?-·.,. SKATING STARS . PERFORM Tommy Litt, world free style skating champion, stars in the Ice Capades, opening at Long Beach Arena on May 20 for its a nnual engagement. Also featured will be brother and sister performers Ot· to and Maria Jelinek, Romayn11 and Steele, Bil- ly Chapel, S w e d i s h champion Ann Margaret Frei and C a n a d i a n champion Cliff McArdle. Comedy and variety acts will round out the eve- ning witti the return of Freddie Trenkler, Hans Leiter and the new come- dy team of LaBrecque and O'Kelly. The show will run through May 26, with six evening and four • matinee performances. Mau u ... ~tCl••"-OAll .. l'llOl Fncft y. Ml 'r J, th& II I Ill l1 II ,,, 111111111 I Craftsmen's Demonstration The spin of U1e potter's ''heel whirling wet clay and the flastung sparks of lhe sculplor·s welding torch ''ill be but a part of the artists' paraphernalia seen at '' ork m a ·· 10 Days in l\Iay" exhibit in the mall of South Coast Plaza, .l\lay 13 through 22. F orty area artists will set up rasels and looms to demonstrate their skills in the arts and crafts which trace their beginnings to early man. Pot- tery making is one of the oldest of human crafts, the potter's wheel being one oi man's first in- \'entions. The entire lower mall will be utilized to dem- onstrate techniques and skills in glass blowing, jewelry making. rock carving, weaving, stitchery, rug hooking and rug making, in addition to pot- tery shaping. Silk screening. do!J making and applique also w1U be included in the exhibit. One of the highlights will be an emphasis on sculpture. Painting and sculpturing represent the two oldest arts known to ma n. Metal, resin, clay and wood sculptures will be made. The art of collage and portraiture also will hold a prominent place in tbe show. Nationally famous Deon \\'right and Emest-0 will comple- ment the large number of local painters expected to exhibit in all categories, including oils, acryl- ics, pastels. knife and brush. The 1.000-year-old art of fabric collage. better known as shlchery, will be shown. Stitchery de- ~ i g n s a re constructed of contrasting yarns. threads and fabnc shapes played against a fabric back ground. "10 Days in ?llay" will be a working show \\ ilh all the completed art available for purchase. M•tallnt h c:tion--OAIL Y PILOT ~rldlf, Moy l l hl Joe Mont~I of L•guna Beach, above, demon· strates the art of rug hooking. Early Ameri- VISIT ORANGE COUNTY'S MOST ELEGANT ART GAU.DY tit.i.•e Arthfrt .. Otlt FOi THI MIDITlllANliM LOOI( AND AU. TlADrTIONAL rAINTINGS NAMD- W H OLISAU fO PUIUC .... SIJ.tl SI.ti J41J6 .... SU.SO S4.H ART SUPPLIES & HISTRUCTIOIU Open 7 Days a WMk Corner of BROOKHURST & ADAMS 968-2040 ., ACl;.f ~ < ll£"( P;l.Q1<1N • I --~--;. .; U4U/ll ... ~ -. le4 Sfeitw -Id Actef .. IN THI HEAT OF THI Nl5HT'" ,. .. ..MIWON DOLLAI RAIN• WI"' Karl ~ & IAIC11Mf Ca .... SOUTH SW TROPICAl FISH ... Largest Selection of Tropical F i s b & Supplies ln the area. "-2 l.«at'-t• Sene Yevl I It 211 w. wn--. c_.. Meu (lfl .,........_ ll&.I lla."'1 1n4, ll'-Ullt Dr_..._, ....,, ~COAST·-='\.._ .. _,..., --.,~------,... -.w..-...w.~~-..w..- '°'hC..-,~~ ;...._ j I ~ :2!131 it! THE Ol1'0 DE LAUR£NTllS j ;....~ ~ ..._ntBIEE - 1.n.-....- ln o.1so• c:ob \,,, Dr1-_.... W@'• .. IMU'IUll:Er .... ·~A COUNTRJ.COYOTE GOBS BOLLIWOOD WMNeco•ne• "Coyote'? :00 & 10:45 "B'ble" 8:00 Only *HEY KIDSI * Big Pal Show Sat. 1 :00 ~ ... ..___ ........ ,.!~ ~-At1--C J-~ ..,.. ........_,,,......." ,._s _ _,,.,_ "'J.llKUU" : •:I ~. l PAULO ~ _ .. _ MS.UU J llllr Acl"" HH•.I Afl C:""rl "'°-· "HYEt NUT" -""" -' Ul>UNI 7000" -,...,. _ can settlers made their _ _ "-L • · b Co!ot by..,.. .,.. own floor covering Y c.,._-c: ....._,,._., "FIREIAil SOO .. weaving, h o o k i n g or FfM Gnitti• 1o91 v "' s braiding long strips of 11..-Sot. Si.ow Ato~! material which they cut !"==========="' from old clothing. Dramatically looking like the ancient Greek God Vulcan working amid a spray of broken lightning shafts, nationally known Deon Wright, left, cre- ates a piece of sculpture. He m ay be seen working daily during "10 Days in Aay." NATIO'IAl C£N'C•Al OO<t~J"A'"ION FD~WsouTH ~COAST Btlstol at Sunflower • 5<1e·2711 loir Offlce o,... WHl!doyi 6 ,-. s.t.-S-. U NOW SHOWING ~ ... ~,..........._ I IJaULNEWMaN aSCODLHaND WKE ,_ .................. lfQ wlll> GH K•.,.....,, AC ... mY Wl- jtl•I C•·Hlt AUDREY HEPBURN ALAN ARKIN RICHARD CR EN NA ........... ··.· HARBOR BLVD. ...... _., ..... UJ.1271 -T_I' ...... "'"""' ActlM tee-...__ -It-lb· .. '"A WINllTI TO PUT, A SICOND TO DIE" J--._.,o.n .. '"cor-0ur I .. ~-y ..... , .... ::::-~ -I .... , "'--'''" -'"COOL HAND LUU" .. ......,. __ "WAIT UNTIL DA•tt" All c- .. ~-::t -·-· '*' ,_....,. Act-. E-P'- "IONNll AND CLYDE" ..... ...,., "~ OltMWlly '"U' 419411 De .. S..WC-" ~()Ma .. All~ Of-CM o! 1 ~ w .... ,_ ' :I ~ J ,, l l ' ' t • -- i ,,, I tf t'Y"C FAMILY RESTAURANTS r°COSTA MESA· aJ.(JosJ NEWPORT BEACH AREA . ' ' SERVING MEXICAN AND AMERICAN FOOD * AT COFFEE SHOP PRICES THIS IS ft.lnl<J'>S ... a modern coffH shop conceived and designed for your dining pleasure. Our menu offen a choice variety of traditional Mexican d lahet as well as popular American foods, Our Mexican dishes are expertly prepared Clftd sHsoned "not too hot" •.. yet not too mild to please our North of the Border amigos. It Is our aim to serve you and your family high quality wholesome food wrth courte-ovs service and at reasonable prices. We take pride in providing you a delightful a tmosphere and the utmost in comfort and cleanliness throughout our rettourant. Enjoy o visit to our Curio/ Center where you will find genuine folk art from the looms, potteries and for4u1 of Mexic o City, Taxco and Guadalaiara. '1'1'$ FAMILY ·~~ . RESTAURANTS llOW UNDER COfjSTllUCTION: ANAHEIM, 801 So. Statt Collett Blvd .. Corner of South Street; WEST COVINA, Cerntr Ganer l liltndor1; LOS AMGEL£S (liltndalt Arni. 3276 Glendal1 llwd.; SOOH: MARINA DU UY. =M··········································= • Tiiis c..,.. 11titl11 tacll • : FREE pmu at your tale lminc : • lunc~et• or dinntr to a • • CDMPllMEHURY • : FULL SIZE GUSS of ~ : 5 .t\.JPJP[_JL () [_l[q •' : : Stnsatlonal pu11 "''' drink strve( : • uclusin ly at Ami&os' Restaurants -• • • ; .. 'li/t .• ,_..__~ ... ' ······~························· ~~ -& 428 E. 17th Street NEAR TUSTIN AVE. COSTA MESA MEXICAN FOOD • TACOS ENCHILADAS TAMALES CHILI CON CARNE GUACAMOLE TOSTA DAS ••• and 111ore!!! ALSO A SEUCTION OF COMBINATION PLATES AND COMPLETE DINNERS .......... from 1.1 o AMERICAN FOOD e HAMIUUU RIED SllUflll' LOW CALDllE l'UTt SHlllllfl'·AVOCADO SAUD HOT FUDGE SUNDAE NILlt SHAW . .. w lltl'tl!I :**********************•£ I , --1 ~~ft'll'\s FAMILY , , I a,ltOl.e ~C)"' RESTAURANTS • • WE AT ' d . DESIGN : Fix1ures and Equipment Designed and Installed by « • : Cigarettes and : i Music Equipment i I • an,.f ""s t @ I I FINANCE l ~-.,-~JJl'l/h¥3 )/I/ CONSTRUCTION USTAURANTS d INC. I by Of out NIW SERVICE EXCLUSIVELY WOLF • COMPANY Los Anzeln 12131 74S.7446 SILVA RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT CO. « • • ~m • ~ . ; ROCKWELL i I VENDING CO. i ut VHY P'IOOO RESTAURANT 00 THE HOLLAND 4 GAS KITCHEN j LJ H3'ra 171 41 Ut-6571 336 11. Central Ave., Glendale EQUIPMENT i Lu1luch1213) 437-0468 , l21J1 245-0221 -U131 246-7261 • 1301 E. McFadden, i : Santa Ana ~ 1000 E. Olympic Blvd. ..../ r--~.._,-·--~-• .,,.._...........____..._ •. ,.. ........ -....-._.9'_~.\ 1 rt?onn~alulalionJ \ i <7 • 1 f"€oc a -W{;lrt. FRESCA t L...,,,._-·~·...,,,....----........ ..,,... ......... ..___ •........••••...•••......•.•..•.• ~ LIGHTING ACCESSORIES INC ~ : 4 lS Fernando Ct., Glendale : : lhnu'factmrs l Desifntrs of : : Cast•• L.iPtioc : ............... , ..•..•....•....... f .................... _..,,..,_~.,.....,,,..-.-...-....-~~ Fo11ndationsb;nd Concrete ~ TAYLOR CEMENT CONTRACTING ~ 10330 Mtuntair, Juj11111a 353-4885 i ........ .,_,... ...... ~__.....,_,_..~ .. -.........-- 12 Or•• c..., --- . * Special ftlnl<JOS blend Coffee by HUGGINS-YOUNG Congrotulations to America's finest a,miqog RESTAURANTS Slump Block by MODERN • 722· 1501 Universal Products Co., Gardena Los Angeles, Cal. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • ! UJ/e Y'M11rfft1 t!J7r~r-e : • • • • : BUDWEISER • • I t t • I I e I • • t I •• t et et t t t. t t t t t t t t t f ~w~~~~~~~~~~ ~ Menus Designed By ~ ~ LORD MENU CO. 3 u Los Angeles • Phone 624-7631 ~ ~~~~~_.a:~':;)~ ~~..U";) Don Goodman Electric Co., La Crescenta Southern Counties Quality Masonry Inc., Santa Ana Williams Aire Co., Anaheim • • t*********************** i . ..,...,,......,,.._~ ......... ...,..~ ................ ~ ....... -.. ......._..~ ~ an-.*-s REAL ESTATE LOCATION OF ~ I ~~o com MESA HANDLED IY ) HASTINGS Co COMMUCIAL SITES ' • S,fCIALISTS 1-.~~:~.:.".:~~~~----~~~~J PANGBORN PLUMBING CORP. 5717 S. H OADWAY LOS ANGELES e 750-1161 PLUMBING CONTRACTORS Anastasi Construction Co., Gardena Vance le Assoc. Rooflni Inc., Costa Mesa Mn11I•• Stctlon-O•AlY "LOT F'ro~y. Mo J, lftl !Iii r "f ,1 11 I 11 '1 I' I' Ii I II I: I' r 111 I II 1\11111111 DESIGNER'S NOTEBOOK Car\'ed l\f oldings BY J. RUSSELL TUMELSON, ORANGE COUNTY DESIGNER-DECORATOR '/ I I I Some most interesting effects in interior decorating may be obtained \\ ith unusual detailed moldings strategically placed. Deeply embossed moldings are versatile and contribute to both cla" ·tc and modern styles. Moldings may be used to enhance furniture. tele\ision cabinets, coffee tables and many other pieces. as well as for wall panels and doors. Some can be used to create window cornices of unique design or for shelf edges in closets. They also lend themselves to numerous other places in the home where imagi· nation allows for originality. Handsome wood appliques for doors or shutters may be deeply carved to create shadow effects. These respond beauti- fully to antiquing in your favorite color. Simplified carved mold- ings also may be used in designing entry doors. Adding unusual hardware will complete your theme. Illustrated are some of the many mi111mum·sized reliet moldings a\·ai!abl e. They are suitable for cabinet doors and many pieces of furniture. Relief designs can give unirnagina· tive bathroom sink cabinets a spark of life and transform a utilitarian area to one of beauty. Here again the use of color can highlight the relief design. and perhaps pick up tones from towels or wallpaper. Larger moldings and carvings used in combination on simplified upnght pieces. or to frame interesting headboards for beds transform dull or massi\·e pieces. Fabric panels to match bedspread or draperies may be inserted \\ ithin the ffame_ E laborate O\'er·door treatment "ith molding provides a baroque influence. To form wainscoting or dadoes with good architectural lines, there are a variety of moldings. These ef- fects may be used in combination with good wall paneling. To carry through on existing woodtones. gumwood, poplar and beech moldings may be used with mahogany, walnut, oak. pine. etc . for the raw wood moldings can be stained to appear identical with the older, genuine wood. NEXT WEEK: RICH WOODS d ~ /, ... • • I~ l}.Jz> ..I 11-, /~/. . -. Please ad dress inquiries and questions by letter to: Designers Notebook, Weekender Magazine, Post O ffice Box 1875, Newport Beach, California. ~.lflllM Stell-DAILY ~ILOT y M., l. l"I ZUBIN MEHTA CONDUCTS Mozart's Symphony No. 36 in C Major will be the opening selection of the Orange County Philharmonic Society's final concert of its 14th sea- son. with Zubin Mehta conducting the Los Angeles Philhannonic Orchestra The concert will be held in Campus Hall at the University of Call· fornia, Irvine, at 8:30 p.rn., Saturday, May 11. Seats will be held until 8:25 and no one will be seated durir.g the first number. Stravinsky's Jeu de Cartes, "Card Game": Ballet in Three Deals, will be the second number. Following intermission Dvorak's Symphony No. 8 in G Major will be heard. Considered by many authorities to bt! tl1e finest of the young con- ductors. Mehta. pictured here during rehearsal. will study and conduct abroad after the close of the current season and completion of recording commitments. Additional information about the concert and ticket sales may be found in Guide to Fun, Page 2. The Colorful Sound of Orange County Music! RADIO KOCM 103.1 FM .. ~ , FROM FASHION ISLAND. NEWPORT BEACH OrHw CMlf fi w-..- , COSTA M IESAN. IS VISTA PIED PIPE·R 6 Or•n•• CH't WH••-nCt.t h ••• . YOUNGSTERS SLOWLY JOIN IN SELFHELP ADVISORY PROGRAM Editor's Note: Marjorie Samuels was graduated from Costa Mesa High School jn 1963 and from Orange Coast College in 1965. She received her B.A. from Yankton College. Yankton. South Dakota. in 1967, majoring in English and physi· cal education. lf you're planning to visit Marjorie Samuels down Fort Lauderdale way, be sure to bring your own drinking water. Chances are she'll have a jug fillt!d from the school house fountain. But sometimes she runs out. And if you pack your bathing suit (or a dip in the picturesque cre('k out back you'll soon change your mind. The polluted \¥ater with the stench of sulphur rust.s the bathroom and irritates the skin. Anyone who visits Margie in Camp Branding le.a rns to take the incon· veniences in stride. But, according to VISTA Director Bill Crook. one of the reasons for the 23-year-old Costa Mesan's being there is to remin·J the resi· dents that they do not have t.o accept the second rate conditions of their un· incorporated arN on the edge of Dania. the antique capital of the world. Margie and her roommate. Sue Russell. are VISTAs (Volunteers In Service To America!, the only white people in the barrack·:;-like concrete apartments which rent for $17.50 a week. Theirs is not the Florida of the travel brochurr.;. The sand is there, but no pavement keeps it out of your street shoes. The heat is there. unmiti- gated by air conditioned supermarkets and ba ckyard swimming pools of t.he wealthy suburbs. The beac11es are there, but few focal children have ever seen one. Th.e people have learned the hard way that Camp Blanding, safely out of sight of the Gold Coost beaches. race tracks and hotels. rates little attention from the Chamber of Commerc·e. They have a1Jno3t given up. Ex· rept when a chi ld gets sick from arcidentally drinking the water. Then they get mad. Like the woman who greeted Margie and Sue last summer by saving she'd run them out of town if they didn't do something about the water. What she didn 't understand was that the VJSTAs had come to spen d a year on a salary of $44 a week to help the people help themselves. There would be no instant miracJ.es. ''We promised to help if they go t the people togeth er:· said Margie. ''But nothing happened. They art> too used lo promis·es and to fa ilure.'' Until the rommunit.y responds lo the challenge on its own, Margie has adopted what she calls the "band aid approach." She hopes to involve the adults through the children. When she first came to Florida fast summer she enrolled 42 children in a Bible school run by a local church. "For the par- ents it was a visible thing." she said. 1'a tremendous kickoff fo r us." When school opened. the two volunteers worked afternoons at the neighborhood center. a rundown building which was neverthefess adequate for teenage meetings and activities. "But when we weren't there. there w::is no program. It was our cen ter, not their center.'' A much larger and more mod{'rn recreation rente r across from the chil-dren·s school was em pty most of the time. At 2:30 each day Margie would A washing machine sitting in the sand outside a rural home at Camp Blanding, Florida, serves as a working surface with boards placed over the top. Margie Samuels of Costa Mesa, en· gaged in her VISTA work, visits with some of her young friends behind their house. A drink of the polluted local water practically guarantees a hospital visit. One little girl here giggles with delight as Margie talks with the youngsters. It took some special encouragement at first to entice the youngsters to the We.st Side Rec· reation Center. In Pied P iper fashion Margie Samuels drew them with her so that now they feel free to meet their friends there and plan activities. Clowning with some of the children who now spend most ~'ter-school hours at the Center, Margie cDnsiders all the things she'd like to see accomplished, ·- M1p1ln1 Sodto-.OAILY Pll C Frodoy, M1r J, • .. II I I ll II 11 I 11111111 ' 111 YOU'LL ENJOY OUR SUNDAY BRUNCH 11 A M. TO 3 P.M. --·-·····-, - Real Cantonese Food eat here or take home. STAG CHINESE CASlhO ..,-. --.-. ~ ~ ~ -~.... ~ ,_,....__,,~ ............... c;DoK ~oberto6 F•mify RMt•urant "Whe,.. ti.a Foo.I h M .. ice1t- Not l111it1fio~" ,,., 0. St.-~ & ~ ._.... -· ttn Tlwn. 1J -It P .. M. e ,.,,, . S.I. U N-. -·- 1985 HARBOR BLVD., C.M. 548-9927 IFM~ 111 21st Pl., Newport Beach ORiole 3-9560 11--------------- 0pen Vear Round Dally 12·12 Fri and Sat. ,II S a.m. The only thing we overlook al the Victor Hugo Inn is · the Pacific Ocean. We have complimentary hors d'oeuvres from 3 p, m. to 6 p.m.; fashion shows Wednesdays and F 11days; a man-sized cock1ail. Supetb luncheons and dinners daily. Don't overlook us! V1aoR Uu,o Inn Cliff Drive 11 Cont Hiahway Laeuna Beach-494-~477 A~lllllaTAUlll!A'°'l' h11~ D111111H """ 380 1 E,..sr Co-.sr t-ltGll\\'AY Co wONA Dt.L MAR, C...uFORNtA P110NI·: (7 t 4) (17~· 1374 ~·6'o/' ~ Ulla nova newpo,./ -'---Jill COAST HIGHWAY NEWrOllT HACH 01o1 .... s..vtc1 'tit 1 •• a.m. RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED 642-7880 1:00 P.M. • J:OO A.M. o.lly MATADOR ROOM A DiRln& Ad"'111' .. CLUB SEVTLLE Coclt14ili D1"'nc £mmolM1eru CABARF.T GO.(;O p,,,. In lhe Sk~ Doncin& S1is>Mb cu/tin~ •~d in lh1 GllAYD mOUflN •• £11tmainm-/rom moJ~•al• to MOD .•• D•ndnl(, cockl4iu and t~.1 t1101t ""1rultft>I room~ In •Jo~ W <<f Nsn 10 DISN£rU,\'D '" tht fun tar•tol o/ th• V!<1tld. • '1 FIWll>w..M w...,~..,; Aiu.1""" 172-1171 the GRANO HOTEL Quality food, courteous service ore given first considerations. Prices reasonable, atmosphere relaxing. Biing the family. AAVEST HOUSE SPECIA sw1SS'STEAK iii~i-;1 .. ~ ~ • w1ttt v......,i. GNrt ALL FOR i ~ f (, .... ~ • Whippe4 Patwt°" Jo ~ · / • Cltolca af v..-.abla ..'?,;; tt>ecial Turhv, R'om ""' ~J ': ';;;; ROIS! lfff Oln!Mr Mi.tllons. • ~ ~ 0 Other Harvest House Specialties ~~~3 (To mention a lew) ~ • Chopped Steak-Choice Beef, Freshly Ground '.:::: • U.S. Choice Roast Beef, Carved To Order • • Surar Cured Ham, Carved To Order-' FREE • Fresh Strawberry Shortcake 1 ~ Ice Box Cheese Cake 1 Birthday Cake for K1001r·s ,.LA M 1 o1'\\-~ GOLDEN rrrR rrAruRr Party of 4 or ore. s£\.EC1\0NS, DRuMff ~clCKKEN 24 Hour \1 tnU•• C I • 1o ie 10 vtfieti.. Pot;~!~Y w~~PPed Notice Please. • I \O tab\eS Wann Roll I Gra1y, ·---of v•I• h\'f arid Butter • 1• ,. ~~ ':!~ds All •• FREE Favors for "~~ 10 •11:'''1-10" f the Kiddies! • il'I dessert Sat. 11 A.M. to 8 P.M. Open Daily ind Sunday M•euint St<llO<>-DA_IL y PILOT Frld•r. ~v l, t•U (Of'l·Unuous StrVI<• Dally 11 :00 A.M. to 2:30 p .M. Sun. 11 :30 A.M. to 7 :30 P .M. and 4:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. c.m1 ..... u1 strvl .. ANNOIJNCING TH' DORYMEN FISH 'N CHIPS You've heard about it . • . . now try it. Newport's new Dorymen Fish 'n Chips. Seafood extracrdinaire • • • overtooking the ancient pilings of McFadden's Pier. Fresh Fish or Shrimp served in a boat with the deck full of our exclusive Golden Chip Potatoes. Total eating pleasure unequaled in the New- port a rea is now only a minute or two ewey for you seafood lovers. SPECIAL 1 INTROOUCTORY1 OFFER IUY A IOAT OF FISH 'N CHIPS ... GET A SECOND ORDER ... fRE.f! Witt! Tiiis Co•pOll SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUfSDAT, MAY I. 6, 7 ONLY FISH 'N CHIPS $1.00 . •.SHRIMP 'N CHIPS $1.50 FOOD TO TAKE HOME OR SERVED HERE 2100 1'1• 0C"eata F ronf. Netrport Bf!ttth 873-2200 I Or=11 ,. .... ~ ... '1. ~ I • \. I t ' • I , ~ ' I 'I I ·~ •l ~ ~ 'I •t ·t •1 :J ~ 1 ~ ·j 1 1 ' ' ' I ~ I ~ , ' i 4 f 1 ~ 1 1 < f • • • ' \ . . • .. . " • ,. rt •1 f ,. I t • ,, I I. 1· .. r I l [ I I " I I ~ I .. I I I I L I ~ . t -------------·u . -,.... JI • • • • • l------ ~t\eZ e'1ill2 ~ Clurrchton ti.·tekdays lllimur snvtd in th6 Crand Manner • 571 S. ~fAfN, OllANGE R~tntlons: 5'42-359S (Closed Sunday) fllVIEftA lttSTAUMNT Continental Cuisine Cockt1ils Snt>tng Luncheon and Dinner 11 Mcmday through Sattirday. Now Open Sundays, 4 . 10 pm We ••• locelecl 011 the l ri•tol StrHt .tcle belwun Mullen & lluett •nd the Mey Co SOUTH COAST PLAZ'A JlU S. ~ c-w-S40.Jl40 TI-lROUGH THE MONTH OF MAY! e DINNER SPECIALS e MON. :: = ~~~~~·J· ......... $2.35 TUES. ~·~~!.llW ,.:.Rt~ .. ~~~~~.~ ...... $1 .85 WED. :.1:,:\~~.~~·u·~~ ........ $1.75 THUR. ~0~"~::..a.-s .~~~ .......... $3.35 CHOICE OF SOU, OR SAL.AO SERVED 5:00·10:00 NIGHllY Howard's Restaurant 4M' W. COAST H .. HWA'Y .-Oil MACH a~~~( 10 ::.:- I 0 u T 'N' A B 0 u T I j Continv9d from Page 9 "for little big eaters under 12 years of age'' . . . and Monday. Tuesday. Wed· nesday, Thursday specially-priced fare for the big folk. On the youngsters' bill of fare: k1dd1e burger. 35 cents; kiddie dog. 35 cent!). bee( stew (with roll and butter. ice cream. milk, Coca-Cola or root beer), $1.20: golden brown French toast (warm maple syrup and plenty of butter), 85 cents; little thin hotcakes (same garnee'). 65 cents. and a •·your choice" listing of beef patty, fried jumbo shrimp. crisp chicken or halibut nuggets at Sl.20. The latter meals served with French fries. roll and butter. ice cream, choice of nulk, Coca·Cola or root beer. ~ ~ The adult specials: Monday, beef bro- chettes, teriyaki with rainbow rice, $2.35. Tuesday. flavor-crisp fried chicken. French fries, '1.85. Wednesday. fresh red s napper, tartar sauce, French fries, $1.75. Thursday: llk>unce rancher's steak, baked potato. $3.35. Includes soup or salad and served from 5 to 10 p.m. on the nights designated. PIHINO IENIGNl'S ~ram~ \ H_,.,. ..... 67J-2UO NOW! -ff DANCING OOROIHY lAllC( STOCK • h"''"CJ 'tll 10 PICKWICK ~ !~~~~~~.~! S40·2191 ---6143 11o11rw-"""· llOl11W"4 (21l} KO' 1191 w • Wedne~day thru Satvrday . ,, ·~~' ~~ ' ,,1 ,,~ .. , .. , '· .• \ ' -. f ," ~. ~' ·'.~-!f.i$~ '." ---~ .... ~~.and the pav1··1on ~~~_.new !.OUno~ n II PAUL ~ .. MILLER •; .. ~, . . ~1'" .-singing w ith ~:~ ~. !. *RVl_. tEOlCE , ) · '::'~ '.1• CJTAH UNl'o.'S CRUT D•UMMU)/ ~""":,::;., •. ·, , . ' AND THI ~~,,-: :-', , ME\U tail\.ub ·'"~~,-~. .. ", " l\V -~ . ,• Jv <?~ ~~~, ~~~s-Yf ~ ... •,, I ,., •,-~·I• . t ·'' ,,4, • • • d inner w ith the l"l L most spectacular harbor view 4t' in Newport ••• from 5 each evening ••• NIWPORT BEAOI • BALBOA PENINSULA FOR RESERVATIONS (71.CJ 673·4633 Far West NEW in Costa Mesa . . . a joint Reu- ben's-Coco's operation located on Adams ju~t off Harbor Boulevard. The Reuben's side features a new innovation . . . a self- serv1ce salad bar. Available: tossl'd green with choice of three dressings. bean. cucum- ber and onion ~alads. To clarity for the benefit of those \\ho have been express ing dissat1sfact1on with the "scl (-~en ice·· aspect . . . 1f you'll only ask. your \\a1tress will be most happy to bnng the salad of your choice to the table. ~ The clo-it-you rself bit 1s strictly optional • . . reported !~· a gimmick brought back from the Ha\\ a11an Islands by Far We~l. Inc . exec Jobn Mcintire. folio'' mg a recent \IMl NEW a t Lake San Marcos. San Diego County . . . far West Services. Inc. own- ership of the plush, plush Quatl'!) Inn located there. NEW at Harbor Island. San Diego Coun- ty . . . another Reuben E. Lee s1m1lar to the one in operation at NewporL Beach. NEW • . . soon . . . in Newport Beach • • • Wu-Ben's, that Cantonese ca!)· Continued On Page 15 MeMrlM ~NLY ,.L.OT l'rl~y, Moy I. IHe m111 111m UiimY•Y ......... ........ .... ..... im .. ........... t .... -A ,(> ·~ ... 1; .,.. ~ DRAWING CHILDREN TO HER SIDE r wander down past the school and, Pied Piper-like, gather hordes of chil- dren to play kickball there. At first they were afraid of the shining new facility but g radually it became their after-school hangout. Although Mar- gie makes a good referee, her presence is no longer necessary. for the children now feel welcome in the city-run park . For her girls club, Margie enlisted the help of a Negro beautician \\ho gave tips to the teenagers. These evening sessions supplement courses in manners taught by the school. "The goal is more than beaoty," she ex- plains, "it's how to act like a lady, how to apply for a job, and other prac- tical social amenities." Margie never rides, fen-it is by stopping to talk to everybody that she has made a place for herself in the neighborhood. She and Thorin, the mixed collie she raised from a pup, cul across vacant lots, picking up sand burrs as they go. With game board in hand and pockets bulging with checkers, she keeps a date with an old man whose hands shake too much to move the pieces by himself. A teenage dropout beckons her over to his sagging porch where he gives her a guitar lesson. At the comer store, she g~ls her most important lessons from the community, watching soap operas for hours and learnfog -during com· mer~ials amJ in the scenes themselves -what the peopfe are really thinking. She uses her telephone as an ally, snipping the red tape which en· tangles the unsophisticated poor. Through this method she has met the county commissioner, the truant oflicer and several other offJcials, land· lords and t:lducators. Behind the random duties runs the persi.>lcnt theme of incorporation. The lines at the school fountain. the rusty walls and shower curtains. the alcohol rubdowns for irritated skin and the frequent dysentery all remind the people that they still lack what they want most-water. But safe run- ning water from the city would cost each homeowner $400 and even in small payments, it is a lot of money. Community organization is slow. Marjorie must discover through fishing, soap operas and checker games which neighbors will sign a petition and back it up a.ty hall. For yea" no white man other tban the biU collector has set foot inside their settlement. For years no Negro has held an important enough place in the city government lo raise his voice for them. Now a Negro city commissioner, whose ideas on the wat.er system arc already in blueprint form, bas enlisted Margie's help to reach the people. Others, like a landlord who thimseU escaped the ghetto. have calfed on her for help because they believe she is closer to the people than they are. In the end no matter how long it takes, the people mu.st get the water for themselves in their own way, ju.st as for yea-rs they have queued up to fill their jugs. But either way, for a while at lea.st, Margie is there to help. MllMllM Secflel!l-OAILY ,,LOT Fn..r. Mer J, INI I ~ S.eming with pride at • chance to show Ma"I~ • tood schoolpaper, one little fellow h1rdly cooW Yait to , .. ch her, left. Above, Su. R...tt Md Margie tell • vitftittt VtST A friend about their big hope1. The eft11 lhare the $17.SO..-w"lc •partment. Below, Margie and BoiM W1 iters, c"1 ~ sioner, d;.cu11 the problem& of the picturesque, but polluted, cf'Mk. cause of the community's m•tn tti .. tlsfaction. -c:...111 1 . ......, First .•. The Old • (The following appeared in Out 'N' About on the Friday prior to Mother's Day In 1967. Favorable comment received at that time prompts a repeat run of it this year.) On Sunday. May 12. the parental Hers of Orange County wlll awaken to find immature arms wrapped tightly around their neeks, to feel youthful mouths pressed against their own, to hear childish voices trebling. "Happy Mother's Day, Mommie." And ... hovering nearby ... the Him of the family will be waiting to add hrs warm hu~ and·pe<:k contribution to the kickoff of Mom s big day. In the late afternoon-early evening, most such families will don their best dine-out fin- ery and travel to the restaurant of their choice for a gal.a. let's-honor-our-Mom Moth- er's Day ctinner. For (and to) tb~se mothers ••• a happy happy day. PASS IT ON Let's study another facet of The Day. The gaJ who will take your Mother's Day food and/or drink order ... we'll call her Sally Smith . . . is probably a mother too. Her age: somewhere between the middle 20's, the early 30's. Children: one, two ..• according to the county's norm .•• three. P RESENTS "YOU NAME IT!" e EXCELLENT CUISIN·E e FEATURING SUPERB,, DINNERS from $2.50 WEEKDAY BUFFET LUNCHEON $1.65 SUNDAYS (INCL. ''PRIME") $2.75 • • LAUDABLE LIBATIONS • • • .. PER$0NAUZED SERVICE" • DAY OR NIGHT BANQUET FACILITIES S 1.65 TO $5.50 PER PERSON -PLUS- ~AARK DAVIDSON ANO THE BIG SOUND FRIDAY-SATURDAY-SUNDAY DAVIDSON TRIO TUES. THRU THURS. YOU'LL FIND IT ALL AT •.• 1045 BAYSIDE DrtlVE . N~WPORT BEACH 675-0200 · At tlrr £11trr11lft' t.; H11lboa lslamr· r. .1~ .. ~ Co•U .. ·~·_, .. , • Businessmen's luncheon • Outstanding Di nners • Entertainment N;ghtly VILLAGE INN Marine Balboa Island ~..l--•:ft: I a -._,..,. JUlf,)WEl~~~g•_c_~~M~'lll':*"!'}' ?d1%Ge:;t• = •qw ... -. ' ,......,.......... Pff' , ?'G:;;;•to*""""'"~ll OUT 'N' ABOUT: Orange County's Restaurant and Entertainment Scene ·~ .. ' ~.<,.~ ..... Ji~! ..... .+:";".i._;;• SaJly"s tots will awaken her that Sunday too ... holding her, kissing her. just as ex- citedly shouting "Happy Mother's Day." There will be gifts for Mommie. a quick day- time meal shared with the children and warmth and Jove in the household. ® But .••. when Sally Smith dons her fin- ery for that Mother's Day dinner ... it will by the green Mother Hubbard uniform of Reuben's, the colorful skirt and blouse of While Horse Inn, the sever e black skirt and white top of countless other local din- eries. Chances are SaJiy bas left her children with a sitter to pull that shift. The hours will prove extra long on this day. Then. in the wee smalls, the Sally Smiths of Orange Coun- ty will drive homeward, aJone ... another RICK CHADBOURN E COMBO TUESOA Y THRU SUNDAY FROM 9 P.M. FREE CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT FILMSI Dolly Untll t p.lft. Monda~ Until 1 o."" Mondoy Hitt lilliord Toumonwnts BILL MARilNl'S UO I. 17tlt COSTA MESA El Mat.t1tlor FAMILY RESTAURANT AUTHENTIC MEXICAN FOOD No. 10-bchilodos & Toco wit\ rice, .,_,,,, tostodltos, wlso. IOUp or tolod . . • . • • • • Sl .50 No. 11-l Toquitot with &1111e111110lo sauce, rice, Mani, tos;toditcn. 1olso. soup or aolod •.•. $1.50 646-8111 MOTHER'S DAY Sunday, May 12, 1968 9:30 . 2 P.M. HUNT BREAKFAST T1ud1111••111/ ...;, 1tportt•r Hn·11J,J11,1 Sert•ecL 1nrl1 t 11111111111!1111 3-IOP.M. FAM ILY DINNER A M11fl,.,, ''"" 11,.rntr Ill t('HI( 111/lf'r, S1 1c111/ sr/t 1·11uns .~1 i1'1•il lo 11011 r 1111/1, ol 1111 lc1st e. . /, +. . ; - :r ; / r11;h f.>';1t ' • /I /i NN FOR RESERVATIONS: 644-1700, Ext. 445 day. Mother·s Day. over and done at last. Sally Smith will be doing her best 1o make yours a happy, happy Mother's Day • . . and it just might make hers a little better if you are thoughtful enough to extend a kind word ... one of recognition on this very speciaJ day, to her. One thing is certain. It sure can·t hurt anything. Now ... The New Here's what's new along the eating emporium front. If you already know some of the food facts disclosed herein . . . sorry about that •.. but there ARE countle5i-5 out-n-abouters without a single pipeline to their name. Too ... you wouldn't believe how often this column is asked not to print a peep, tell a tale or reveaJ a rumor as being true until DON JOSE' MEXICAN RESTAURANT --,.. .. c11y ~h -- Dnydttn Causey Trio ~\. ~-<. '\o~ ~<,; ~~~ ~~~ ~ s~co ~o s~..qso.v HAYDEN CAUSEY, Ct-4~qLES MURCHISON JOSEPHINE COURREGES I Form•rlv Wilh Th• OeCol10 S·•'"' t ENCHILADA & TACO ........ $1 .30 CHILI RELLENO-ENCHILADA .. $1 .45 Scrvfld wutt rice-. be•ns. to1t1ditot an• ••it• e COCKTAILS G 9093 E. Adams (at Magnolia) Hunt. Beach 962·7911 DINING AT ••• Schroeder's Chef's Inn Enjoy choosin9 from • selection of fine gourmet d ishes. Children's dinners half price. RESERVE NOW FOR MOTHER'S DAY . "BEATIPOSSIDENTES" DISCOVER ITS MEANING THROUGH THE SOUNDS OF THE JIMMY VANN TRIO IN THE LOUNGE NITELY EXCEPT TUESDAY Telephone: 675-0470 3201 East Coast Hwy. -Corona del Mor ~ MHUont St<llcr>-OAILY l'llOT Frid~. Ml't J, "" -.,:··~*····~~~"'-.. · "'' ;...~ , .. ,.1.r::.;-... • • • By Don Wilson t ·'{..~ ..!\~'°;~~·- I! 111 1111 I "bugs are ironed out."' "the license has cleared" or ''coming cash is definitely de- posited" in the spa's B of A account. The following have now all been cleared for posterity· Sand P ebbles NEW in Costa Mesa ... the Sand Pebbles, a most attractively decorated sip- n-sup salon featuring beer. s tout and ale from all ove1 the world ... plus a wide var- iety of truJy tasty sandwiches and hot meat pies as luncheon-dinner entree enticers. ~ Sudsy satisfiers from Canada, Scotland, l reland. Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, ~~-f!ZJ~ Q'~ New to Oranse County . . . AND GREAT! KAREN HERNANDEZ TRIO from 8:45 Nightly Except Sunday e COCKTAILS e DINNER e DANCING FOR RESERVATIONS: 536-1421 21112 Ocean Avenue HuntinQton Beach, Calif. ROAST-BEEF DINNER ,•/~. 5180 Includes dessert, lots of salads, home-made bread. Children .50 & .90 ROAST BEEF SANDWICH . . 95c "NORDIC" SMORGASBORD 1500 ADAM$.-COSTA MESA-AT HARIOR & .. D .. MS LUNCHEON 11:30. 3 ,.M. WHK·DATS $110 l S.locls, 2 Entrees, lreod SANDWICHES 75c -HAMBURGER S5c ENJOY AN EVENING AT THE ••• qr~- DANCING TO DAN PERRY'S TRIO TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY COMPt.m DINNERS f ROM $3.25 IW#ftaMV~ NIWPOU IUCH 642.4140 ---------~ - MOUutt Stcl•or>-DAILY PILOT J ' •dlY. ~y 3, "'' Jtaly, Mexico J apan. Singapore, England, Jsle or Man. FranC'e, Holland, Poland, (; rrcce. the Philippines, Tahiti, Australia ... and of course ... the U.S.A. s .rndwiches (accompanied by such side di shes as baked beans. marinated beans, po- fato, carrot-raisin or zucchini salad) are tar· iffed at 95 cents. Steak pie runs 95 cents. beef and kid- ney pie the same cost. steak and mushroom pie. $1.25. Cornish pasties. $1.25. A1J served with choice of potato or carrot-raisin salad. Keyholder at Sand Pebbles ... Eddie Vance ... formerly of Revere House, Tustin and Villa Nova Newport, Newport Beach. :J'he Doryn1en NEW in Newport Beach .•. The Dory- men. Jocated hard by the Newport Beach DANCING • lft THE LIDO LOUNGE 5 p.m. • 8 p.m. BILL McCLURE DUO • Now Appearing HERB-JOE TRIO with Gil Martinei 8:30 p.m.-1 :45 a.m. ;,--.. ,;j,,,;~J(t; /iNN 1107 JamborH Road 644-1700 Newport Bea(h --· -..... pal!e~u~d€S Dinner, Lunchecr, Cockto~ls & Aimo5phere DANCING NIGHTLY ~CEPT MONDAY TO THE RABON TARRANT DUO 450 LIBATIONS 4 TO 7 P.M. DAILY CuMPU .\lf . .'\T ARY llOHS D'OEUVRES PALISADES ROAD s-- eE h\EE•< NEWPORT BOULEVARD .. ,.o RED Hill ROAD 546-6 534 ,. I', .. I t H' pier at the previous site of Sle's Indonesian Restaurant. Fronted by a striking (and spark.ling new) exterior, The Dorymen Is a fisb-n-chips, shrimp-n-chips house of spotless white ceil- ing, large copper gnlle overhang, red t1Je floor. red drapes, small tables. The menu at this Jim Tucker--0perated sea food set-up js ver-r-r-r-y smaJJ • . • botb in edibles available and in cost ~ Here 'tis . fish-n-chips, $1.00; shrirnp-n- chips, $1.50; shrimp cocktail, 75 cent.s ; chips, 25 cents: a sea wich, 50 cents. Tucker says the "out.standers" at Tlte Dorymen are the potatoes served as chips . . . a speciaJ brand from Idaho stored i11 lhe Los Angeles area until the proper sugar content is attained, then shipped lo the shore for locaJ dine-out consumption . . . Also "food to go" at a side window serv· ing counter. lioward's Restaurant NEW at Howard's, Newport Beach ••• a cutely illustrated menu for children only Continued On P•ve 18 ONE OF ORANGE COUNTY'S I TWO GREAT RESTAURANTS ; llol> lJurns llMtlrMat • LUNCHEON -DINNER COCKTAILS • MAL & MARY BETH DUO TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY • 37 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT CENTER BETWEEN BUrFUMS AND BROADWAY Open: Weekdays-Luncheon: 11·5 Dinners: 5·00·12:00 Saturdays-Luncheon: 11:00-5·00 Dinners: 5·00-12:00 Sundays-Dinners: 4;00·12:00 RESERVATIONS 64-t-2010 °'=I ¢ • . ·- .,,,.. I ~ J ,, II .I ·I I .... r j ~