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Damage Claims
ver Air Noise -
More than $673,000 in additional pro.
perty value damage claims citing
Orange County jet aircraft were filed
this morning with the Board of
Supervisors on behali ol 24 more
Newport Beach property owners.
Last Tuesday, claims t o t a I i n g
Beach Loss
Problem for
City or U.S.?
Newport Beach city councilmen are
j!etting nervous about the West
Newport beachlront again.
They instructed the municipal stare
Monday nistht to ask the U. S. Army
.. · Corps of E'niineers to put in writing
~ fnftllhd~ td do bl the e'ftnt of
another eroslon crisis.
City Manager Harvey L. Hurlburt
told counellmen that .it bu been the
city's "assumption" that the Corps
would assume respoosibility f o r
restoring the beachfront if it is once
more swpet away by the tide and surf.
"But this has never been fully
stated," he said, agreeing that a writ-
ten communication would clarify the
issue.
QL"ESTION CO~fES ur
The question of responsibility came
up during cou ncil discussion 0£ a re-
quest from the Corps for permission to
mount a lime-lapse camera on a 40-
foot pole at the foot of 31th Street.
Also sought was approval to install a
wave gauge cable underground from
4107 Seashore Drive to the end of the
newly built 250-foot-long steel groin at
the end or 40th Street.
Municipal lawmakers approved both
projects. which are part of a Corps
pro,gram to monitor the performance
of the experimental groin a~ a beach
stabilizer.
Councilmen voiced concern about
the loss of beach sand between 38th
and 42nd streets in the past two
months. Coilhcilman Donald Mclnnis
sug~esled that notice to Army
engineers of city approval of the
Corps' monitoring projects include a
query on ''what they intend to do
about the beach."
Mcinnis observed that the beach in
his nei~hborhQQSI -42nd Street -was
224 feet wide two months ago. It is
now 65 feet wide.
ROMES TlfREATENED
$560,500 were filed by the same law 1
firm, Kindel and Anderson nf Santa
Ana, whose principal client admittedly
is prominent land developer George
M. Holstein.
Supervisors this morning denied and
referred to county counsel the first
batch of claims, but not until Super-
visor Alton Allen asked that the board
not summarily deny th eclaims.
Supervisor David Baker disagreed,
saying "to not deny them is the same
as admitting guilt." The supervisors
went along with Baker and voted to
deny the clams.
The claims. usually a preliminary
maneuver leading to a civil damage
suit, all allege that jet aircraft over
U1e city of Newport Beach produce
"deafening noi9e, noxious fumes, dan·
gerous gases and floating debl'is."
Today's new batch of claims were
different from the first In that they
came from addresses all o v e r
Newport Beach. The lirsl. 21) were con-
centrated lar~n tbe Back Bay
area. .
The claims presented today were
also unique in that one of the
claimants. Lyman H. F81"'Well, of 28&8
(See SUIT, Pafe %)
Harbor District
Breakup Urged
By Mesa Council .
A resolution calling for dissolution of
the Orange County Harbor District -
but only if done In an orderly, con-
structive manner -was passed
unanimously Monday ni ght by the
Coota Mesa City Council.
Action on the matter had been
delayed two weeks pending a report
from Councilman Willard T. Jordan,
who was absent at the last meeting.
Many Orange County cities have
passed similar resolutions calling for
creation of a separate harbors and
beaches department under the County
Board of Supervisors.
The Harl>or District as it now func·
tions is also under county control, but
officials throughout the area would
like to eliminate the separate agency.
Councilmen also tacked on a notice
of opposition to a bill by Assemblyman
John V. Briggs (R-Fullerton), saying
it would make the dissolution too im·
mediate.
Councilman Willard T. Jordan also
asked to go on record as having no
animosity toward Kenneth Sampson,
county dire~tor of harbors beaches
and parks.
DAILY PILOT Slatt Photo
BODY REMOVED-Baltz Mortuary attendants Edward Little (right)
and Bruno Battistoli remove body 0£ George F. Lyons from his
Corona d.el Mar home where lt was round late Monday afternoon.
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, . .,.1 >. .... t , V~S. Troops Maw Down
'Human Bo1nb' Squads
SAIGON (UPI) -Commu n i l
troops made heavy rocket and mortar
attacks against four U. S. bases near
Hue today and sent half-naked suicide
squads with bombs in their hands
Dgainst a paratrooper division heed·
quarters. American gunfire mowed
down the green-and brown-painted
bodies.
Meanwhile South Vietnam troops
killed 20 Viet Cong near Saigon today
in mopping up remnants of Red forces
that tried invading the capital earlier
this month.
Jn an operation in which a kinny
paratrooper nickn~ed "The Worm·•
turned into a hero, the paratroopers or
the tolst Airborne Division killed 54
Communists with almost point blank
range fire. They Jost 13 Americans
dead and 54 wounded before driving
them away.
U. S. spokesman announced the
opening or two large campaigns to
prevent the Viet Cong and North Viet·
na mese from seizing rice crops now
ripening along the northern coast or
South Vietnam -Nevada Eagle I I
miles southwest of Hue and Jeb Stuart
1JI 10 miles southeast or Quang Tn
near the Demilitarized Zone.
helicopter carrying troops near U1e
. evada Eagle area was shot down by
Comm unist ground fire Monday. kill·
ing seven soldiers and wounding two
others. The incident was 12 miles west
of Hue.
Units of the U. S. Isl Air Cavalry
Division reported only light and scat-
tered contact in the opcrmion which
also began Friday.
South Viotnomese authorities said
allied forces killed 4,765 Communist
troops in the week ending Saturday. a
drop from the 5,552 of the previous
week. The South V~namcse lost 475
killed and 1.467 wounded -double the
figure of the last week. U. S. losses
are announced on Thursdays.
The most dramatic action er.me at
Camp Eagle. The fleeing North Vietnamese left
behind a ring of dead comrades outsidP
the headquarters at Camp Ea!!le. The
U.S. "Screaming Ea)?le" paratroopers
round the dead Communists wearing
only shorts.
The nttackers had swabbed their
arms, le)?s, torsos and heads in rhe
ca:m1>uflagc painl, tied lheir sandals
to their bells, clutched explosive
charges and da.,hcd al the base art cr
rainini;? about 300 rocket and mortar
shells into the U. S. position. Many of
the dc:id ~till clutchccl their unused £X·
plosivr~
Apartment
By JEROME F. COLl..INS
Of "'• D•llr Pilot Sltll
The nud e body of a 48·ycar·old in·
surance programmer wa s found face-
-w.n-in-a-pOdl -o!-blood-Monda y-BL
ternoon in his modest Corona de! Mar
bungaJow apZll'lmenl.
Newport Beach police identified the
victim as George P'. Lyons. 720Y.:
Marigold Avenue. Police said he had
been bludgeoned lo death by repealed
blows to the head with "a blunt io:
strument. ·• '
Investigators continued to comb
Lyons' borne on the quiet. tree lined
residential street in a search for
murder clues.
Neighbors said that Lyons had lived
quietly in his place which is near SU1
Avenue z.nd the Newport youth center
and Episcopal school.
The most vital clue in the case.
police said, may be the on~ that is
missing. It is Lyons' 1961 white Thun·
derbird, license number FWY 339.
Detective Sgt. Kenneth Thompson, j
in charge of the investigation. said t'1'
slayer may have fled in the car.
lI he did, he drove away shortly after
1 a.m. Monday. The Coroner's Office
\OUy pla~ed \bat •• tbe approsimate
time of death.
· Deputy coroners !iald an autopsy ill·
dicated Lyons died of a massive skull
fracture. Police said lh is morning lhey lwdn't
yet round the death weapon or
established a motive for the slt.ying.
Lyons' body was discovered by Joh n
Peterson, 19, a co-worker at llnity
Capilal Corp.. an insurance firm at
1617 Westcliff Drive. Newport.
Peterson had dropped by to pick up
some articles he left at the apartment
during a visit last week, Sgt.
Thompson said.
Partially wrapped in a bedsheet. the
body was found on the floor next to a
double bed in the one-bedroom red cot·
t::)?C.
The residence is part of a triplex
owned by William W. Ottaway. former
Laguna Beach newspaper publisher.
Ottaway is now living in Michgan
and could no~ be immediately reached
for inform~Oon on his tenant. who liv-
ed alone. Sgt. Thompson said.
The officer said little is known aoo11t
the victim. "We don't know whether
he had a family or not. We're still
looking for pictures and checkin~ his
personal effects, but so far we haven 't
come up with much."'
Sgt. Thompson conceded that rob·
bery might have been a motive. ··we
round no money in his wallet, but we
don"t know whether he had any mon·
ey i11 there in the first place."
There was no indication of rorced
cnlry into the apartment, thr officer
noted.
No one in the neighborhood heard
screams or other sounds o{ strugglr.
There was no evidence of a desperat\?
fight for life at the murder sce-ne. Lyons. police indicated. may not
(See Ml 'R.DEn. Pagt :!) Prior to the massive emergency
sandhaul operation last December, the
beachfront in the same area was less
;han a root wide. The surf lapped right
cgainst several homes. A few patios
(See EROSION, Pafe %)
Jordan said at one point earUer in
the dissolution eontroversy, he was er-
roneously quoted as saying he was out
tn get Sampson.
A spokesman said Nevada Eagle in·
''olving troops of the lOlst Division
and a brigade of the 82nd Airborm•
had killed 147 North Vietnamese sincr
Fridey at a cost of nine paratroopen
kille<1 and 13 wounded.
A spokesman said a Ulll Hury Surfing Spe~ial
IROSION SCINI -Thls ls what. Newport Beach
dty oUida.b are begtnnillC to fret about. Buch Joss from erosion ln palt two montb• 11 wone north
of apertment.1 troln (cent.r) at foot of 40tb Street. Groin bas se"el dramdcally to reduce 1011 to.the ,
NIL1 Plurf _... ...... ., L• ,_
soath. Council Monday nlgbt approved installaUoh
by Army engineer• for a time lapse camera near erosio~ to monitor effect of groln on surf and Uda1 aclDnl. .
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Pilot Publishes 16-poge Section
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Surfing EdJtor Craig Lockwood and to
learn lhe delight.~ or his domai n.
A specinl 16-page tabloid section
tellJ you how to 11urf. where to surf
and who's who in the world of sUrling.
From its sunburst color cover to tips
on how to travel with a boa.rd. SURI<'·
ING 1008 Is U1e best thing that has
happened to surfing on the Orange
Coast since Dtlke Kahldlamoku. Get
with Jflnsldc today.
MURDER VICTIM
George F. Lyons
CofC Wants
To Sliare in
Bed Ta~ Hike
When and if the city of Newport
Deach boosts the motel and hotel bed
tax, the Newport Barbor Chamber ot
Comrnerce wants a piece of the action.
Chamber directors so decided Mon-
day at their monthly meeting.
They unanimously backed a pro-
posal that 25 percent of the municipal
revenue generated by a hike in the fa't
be pumped into a ·'community pro-
motion·• fund.
John Macnab. former president of
the 675-member businessmen's organ.
ization. told his fellow directors that an
estimated $12.000 yearly could be rais-
ed in this manner for promotional
purposes. His estimate was based on a
plan now before the City Council to in-
crease the bed tax from 4 to 5 percent of room rates.
Macnab. reporting for the cham·
ber's legislative committee, said the'
committee had considered "asking for
all of it. .. but we decided it was a
matter or practical politics to ask for
just a percentage."
"We'd bo lucky to get this much."
said 0. W. "Dick" Richard, on whose
motion the recommendation was en-
dorsed by the entire board.
Under the chamber proposal, hatr or
the additional bed tax revenue -
about S24.000 -would go into the
city's general fund. and be used for
various municipal projects. Ooe·rourth
would be earmarked for recreational
and beautification needs and the re-
mainder for promotion.
Promotional e>.i>enditures would he
determined by a control board com-
prising a city council member and a
chamber director.
Chamber Mana ger Jack BarnE>tt
pointed out that Newport is now the
only city in Orange County that dof's
not set a portion or bed true revenues
a~iclc for community advertising anrl
other exoeni:ei; involved in attracting
(Sec BED TA.X, Page 2)
Weather
I~ looks like a breezy day
Wednesday, suggests forecaster
Gil Grafton. with mostly sunny
10kies and a temperature dip to
the mid·60's with a possibility
of more drizzle.
INSIDE TODAY
Beginning with tonigllfs open
ing performance of "Oklahoma,"
this week will be a big one for
live theater in Oronge Couni11.
The complett roundup is given
in Theot~r Notes. Page 8.
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Tlaey're Fed llp
Noise Protests
By BRUCE BENSON Of t1M DlllY ,,.., Steft
Another jet blast rolled across
Newpor.t Beach today, but it didn't
come from an airplane.
The blaat was a printed complaint
SUIT ...
Baysbore Drive, claimed I n J u r· 'i
amounting to $1.50,000 w h e re a s
resident! of nearby areas claims were
as low as $5,000.
Those filing claims are:
Mr. and Mrs. James Barrett. ZH
Kings Place.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard N ,
Wagemeller. 2.393 Tustin Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Brown,
1529 Uncoln Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred V. Jorgensen.
ts.13 Antigua Way.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Potter, 2217
Private Road.
Mrs. Ruth H. PardoU, 1811 Cliff
Drive.
Barbara Aune, 1630 Mariners Drive .
__ -~Mrs Oscar F Bean, il09
Ashford Lane. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Harris,
2011 Anchor Way.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman H. Farwell.
2888 Baysbore Drive.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Ernlson,
2362 Mesa Drive.
Mr. and Mrs. John McNab, 26
Beacon Bay. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Buchanan,
2108 E. Ocean Front.
Mr. and Mr11. JohD J. Swigart, 808
W. Bay. Ruth W. McCray, 2140 E. Ocean
Front. Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Mickle, 828 Via
Lido Nord. •
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Di Stanisloa,
1410 Lincoln Way.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Starnes, 1800
Glenwood Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Williams, 1915
Teresita Lane. Mr. and Mrs. Fritz C. Westerhout,
1317'Ashford Lane. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Cox. 20'l1
Tahuna Terrace.
Mr. and Mrs. John Martin, 1350
Galaxy Way.
Bly Lovegren, 223 Via Ravenna.
Zelda Robinson, 2m1 Sbipway Lant.
Trio to Face
Contempt Rap
Contempt of e<>urt proceedings
against tbl'ee members of the county
public defender'• staff who refused to
testify bef«e tlte Grand Jiry will be
held Friday.
The contempt charges were brought
by the dl9trict attorney after in·
vestigator John "James'' Bond and at-
torneys Bernard November a n d
Lawrence Buckley refused to testify
on evidence involved In an attempted
murder charge agaimt Robert E. Lee.
Lee. whose allegedly bloodied shoes
are the bone of contention between the
district attorney and the public
defender, was to be arraigned late to·
day.
Lee, 46, of Montebello ls charged
with beating and stabbing Mrs. Marie
Suira last March 9 in her La Habra
home. Mrs. Suira remaiu in a
coma at Orange County Medical
Center.
Southland Man Held
CHICAGO (UPI) -Federal Bureau
of Investigation agents announced
Monday the arrest of a 29-year~ld
Chicagoan on charges that he bought
and sold a car that he knew had been
stolen iD Long Beach.
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about e.xpanaed jet Oights at Orange
County Ai.rport. mailfd to practically
every citizen in town.
The brochure -a large sheet tbe
equivalent of four newspaper pages -
was sponsored and paid for by the
Airport Noise Abatement Committee.
Dan Emory, committee chairman
described the group as a loose CQali-
tion of homeowner associations and
private residents wbo are "fed up with
constantly expanded airpQrt flights."
Tbe mailer contains a statement o!
policy, and a coupon to clip and send
back with dona tions to help pay for an·
ti·airport ads and legal advice.
It also announces a 7:30 p.m. public
meeting Wednesday in the Corona del
Mar High School cafeteria, telling
residents "bow. why, and what must
be done to stop 'big jet' mghts over
your own home."
Emory. 36. a seH-employed free
Janee \\Tiler, lives with hi~ wife and
four children at 2250 Golden Circle,
Newport Beach, which he says is .as
"close under the flight path as you can
be."
lie said the Airport Noise Abate -
ment Committee sprang into existence
last fall after the announcement that
efforts would be made to expand the
sit~ ~nd use 9f Or3!1_ge Coun,!J ~!!·
A newspaper ad at the time netted
Emory's group some 600 financial con·
tributors. Their money helped pay for
t'1e large. professionally done mailer
just distributed to Newport residents.
"Our main objective, of course, is
first of. all to get them to stop ~s ex·
pansion plan of expanding the airport
up to 7,900 feet," Emory said.
PHILLIPS ON RECORD
Emory said county Supervisor
William Phillips is on record as wan·
ting to eA-1end the airport 1,200 feet on
the north and 800 feet on the south.
"That would make it capable of car·
rying everything up to the new air
buses being built," be said.
"Sooner or later, propercy values
are going to be affected eve.rywhere in
Newport Beach, not just the Upper
Bay area.
''So we're trying to do something
now to protect property values before
it's too late."
CREA TING NUISANCE
He noted that in a complaint filed
recently, several homeowners charged
governmeot agencies have in effect in·
truded on private pl'operty by creating
a nuisance-producing airctaft above
their homes. ·
He said a $560.000 law suit ac·
companies the complaint. and added:
"I fully expect to see it up in the
neighborhood of '20 million before
Jong. with between 500 and 1,000 plain·
tiffs."
Emory said bis committee has
enlisted support from residents on
Lido Isle and the Balboa Peninsula, as
well as arotmd Upper Newport Bay.
One interesting feature of the
group's malh!r is a large map of the
Harbor Area. Overlaid on the map L'I
a second map in red o( Los Angeles
International Airport and its environs.
Several statements of residents near
Los Angeles Airport, especially .Playa
del Rey, appear beneath the map at-
t~sting to the disturbance from Los
Angeles jets.
CONTAINS STATEMENT
The mailer rontains a statement of a
l1omeowner near Los Angeles Airport
then tells the reader the homeowners
address corresponds to such-and·such
an intersection or neighborhood in
Newport Beach.
Emory said committee volunteers a
couple weeks ago walked through
neighborhoods around Los Angeles
Airport wilil tape recorders. He said
the statements of the Los Angeles
residents were transcribed from the
recorders for the airport mailer.
The committee's policy statement
said the need of a major airport faci1l·
ty is recognized and criticizes the
Board of Supervisors for not starting
earlier to acquire one elsewhere.
Jaycees Clear
$1,051 Profit
Newport Harbor Jaycees made a lit·
Ue money from their Bal Week '68
teen dances, after all.
Jaycee President Phil Lyons said
Monday the dance project was not a
•·great financial disaster" as reported
a month ago.
··we turned a profit of n.~1. after
all expenses were paid," he. said. The
expenses, mostly for two bands, total·
ed about '3,000.
"Our first reports came out wrong,"
he said. "It was no one's fault but
ours.''
Lyons added that plans for another
series of dances dlD'ing Bal Week '69
are already under way.
Countian Held
In Wile's Death
An Anaheim man, arrested FSdaf' ~n the gunshot death of his wUe, P8
been charged with in v o I u~ i '-' y
manslaughter.
Patrick G. Ronquillo, 28, was ar-
raigned Monday and will f a c e
preliminary hearing May 29 in North
Orange County Municipal Court.
Patrick and his brother. Louis. 21.
were arrested Friday when Pa.trick's
wile. Elsie was found dead in the
famil y home.
Louis told police he was trying to
stop his okler brother from com·
mitting suicide when the rifle ac•
cidentally discharged and killed the
woman. No charge was filed against
Louis.
Patrick is held in Orange County
Jail in lieu of '10,000 bail.
Freedom Shrine
At Coast YMCA
The Freedom Shrine, a pennanent
exhibit of 2.8 authentic reproductions
of historically famous American
documents was formally dedicated
last week at the ~ange COast YMCA,
where the display will be permanently
housed.
Eacb document. presented by the
Exchange Club of the Newport Harbor
and ranging chronologically from the
MayOower Compact to the Instrument
oC Surrender in the Pacific. World War
II. is mounted on a wood-grained pla.
que.
UCl's Dr. Janles Marcl1
Named to Science Board
tJCl profC$SOr Dr. James G. March
has been nominated by President
Jol\nson to serve on too National
Science Board, governing body of the
National Science Foundation.
The appointment is subject to con-
firmation by the U.S. Senate.
The 24-member board is e<>mposed or emloeot &dentists whose job is to
coosider the scientific needs of the na·
tiOD and to recommend national
policies for basic resNl'd:I and t<:ien~
eduoaUoo.
March ii dell\ ol the school of social
scieftces at UC Irvine. The school
em.pbuizes qu.antitatlve analysis in
aolutiocl ol sociel problems. Jt attracts
·many students wbo otherwise might
&eek careers In the physical "iences,
acc:ordblg to March. The Natiooll Science Board is mecHI
up of members will • broad spectnnn « scientific empbalil I n c l u d i n g
physical tdenct. 1Mdic41 science,
en~rlne. agrkulturt, education
and public aflairs.
March ii 1 proteuor of psycholol(Y
and sociology. He la an expert ln
ori::miz:itlooal ttieo-ry and has written
basic books in the field.
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Tt loob lib the Newport-Mesa
school tax rate will go up at least 13
centa this year and perhaps more.
The 13-eent hike appears inevitable
alnce ?aldents did vote for the
delayecl Increase in a 1966 overrlde
election.
Truat.ees fonllbt will discuss an ad·
dWGna1 tax increase that now looms
as a posJ~lty.
It ls being recommended by Supt.
Leland B. NewcQmer that they use
their pmniatve taxing power to, ht
part, offset a budget deiicit or 10 cents
that will grow larger.
Newcomer suggest! that the tax in·
crease be slight and the lo.cients·plus
be found by dipping into reserves, hir-
ing fewer teachers than planned and
perbapt cutting other budget items.
Board members will give their own
views tonight, but no action is slated.
Final approval of the 1968-69 budget
won't be until August.
The projected deficit of '357,000 (10
cents on the tax rate) will grow larger
when salaries are decided for school
supporting personnel -custodians, N t Ind t P bus drivers, cafeteria workers, etc.
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1tself in a similar predicament and E • ht p t I T decided to trim reserves below 5 per-zg ercen 0 ax cent. A few months later, windfall in· come from the state allowed the board
to tftUn the reserves and cut the tax
Newport Beach lndUltrial firms pay
a percent of the city's property taxes.
Newport Harbor Chamber of Com·
merce cliNctA>n leamed Monday.
The fil'ft was reported by a spe·
cial Chamber oommitt.ee a.caignect to
det.enhine what local industry con·
tributes to the tu bale.
Tony Baldwin, who beaded the com·
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MURDER •••
have known what hit him. E~en Lyons' fellow employes knew
little about bis personal life. Police,
however, have established this much:
He moved to Corona del Mar from
Long Beach '"in January when Unity
Capltal opened its Newport office. He
jQ!ned the firm abGut a year ago in
Los Angeles. Previous to that, he lived
a abort time in Moss Beach in
Northern California.
William McDonnell, president of
Unity Capital, told the DAILY PILOT
Lyoru beaded the company's pr.
gramming department. •
"We have about 14 branch offices,"
McDonnell explained. "and all
material from the branches was sent
here where George analyzed it and
then sent breakdowns back to the
agents to show to their clients.
McDonnell added:
• "He was very exact and good at his
job. But he was a very quiet person
and I knew liWe about him."
Goddard Quits
Food, Drug Post
WASHINGTON (AP) The
resignation of Dr. Jamee L. Goddard,
Commissioner of Food and Drugs. was
announced today by Welfare Secretary
Wilburt J. Cohen.
Dr. Goddard, who bas headed the
Food and Drug AdmlniltNtion for
almost 21h years, is to leave the
government July 1 to move to Mlanta
t.o join a data processing company.
The name of the company and the
details of bis job were not given.
mittee, said the latest information
from the county assessor's office
shows that manufacturing and re-
search firms in Newport ha~ a total
assessed valuation of $18 million. As·
sessed valuation is theoretically 25
percent of mark« value.
The city's assessed valuation total,
industry mcluded. L. rm million.
Here are the 10 largest firms aod
their assessed valuation, as reported.
by Baldwin:
Philco-Ford Aeronutronic, $7.4 mil·
lion; Hughes Aircraft, $5.3 million;
Collins Radio, •1.3 million; Xerox, •1
milllon; Roean, Inc., $500,000; DAILY
PILOT, $474,000; Edler Industries,
$312,000; Jensen Marine, $?.84,000; sta-
Hi Corp., $26.5,000; Astro Poftl" Labs,
'2'.6.000.
Purpose pf the chamber committee
research project was to provide lnfor·
· mation that could be used to help over·
· come community resistance to indus-
trial development.
Easing the property tax burden on
the homeowner is a principal reason
for bringing in Industry, ac:oording to
Chamber officials.
Fre• PG9~ I
BED TAX •••
and maintaining a lively tomist trade.
"Laguna Be.ach. liWe _..Laguna.
spends evezy dime it gets from the tax
for promotion," be noted. "That's
about $48,000 a year. We spend
nothing."
Newport councilmen will consider
the bed tax increase next Monday.
Bulldozers Clear
Land on Bayfront
Bulldozers cleared away a onetime
Newport Beach boat yard on a
bayfront Jot adjacent to Rosan. Inc.,
property manager David Young said
Mo.nday.
Young, who has leased the 3>0 by
206-foot lot to Deane Bros. Con.stfuc.
tion, said there are no definite plans
for the property at present.
rate by six cents.
There are several bills pending in
the state Legislature now that could
provide more funds for the school
district, but trustees probably will
have to act on the budget before they
know the outcome of these bills.
School trustees, even though they do
not have general taxing power without
calling an election, do have leeway to
increase the tax rate -in Newport.
Mesa's case up to 16 cents. This is ac-
complished through permissive over-
rides for special purposes.
There has never been anv indication.
however, that the board will make use
of these overrides to their full extent.
'Stanley Steamers'
Eyed for Patrol
SACRAMENTO {UPI) -California
is thinking of going bact to steam-
powered vehicles to reduce air pollu·
tion.
The state Assembly adopted a
resolution Monday calling for a study
of steam-powered engines ln some
highway patrol cars. Sponsor of the
measl.U'e, Assemblyman John F.
Foran (D-San Francisco), sald an
a 1 t e r n a t i v e to gasoline-powered
engines wu needed to drastically
reduce smog.
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EROSION ...
crumbled.
Councllinen don't want to see the
same thing happen again, and want
usmance that the Corps will prevent
it, with its own emergency funds, il
necessary.
The city staff told the councfl that
sand loss since earty March had taken
place in lesser amounts south of the
40th Street groin. At 38th Street beach
width declined from 247 feet to 162
feet. and just south of 40th, it Is down
to 179 feet from 240 feet.
North of the groin at 40th, the beach
ts 112 feet wide. Two months ago it
was 235.
The contrast was attributed to the
groin's slowing the upcoast drift of
sand caused by southerb' swells.
hos it!
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Colleges.
the mirror
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BeGa~u-Ile in Talks?
Harriman, Th-µ,yConfer With Chief
PARIS (AP ) -Ambasst.dor W.
Averell Harri.man conferred with
Charles de Gaulle today amid in·
creasing speculation that other powen
may intervene with North Vietnam and
the United States to assist Vietnamese
pearP negotiations.
weeks and have spent about 101.-2 hours
together. Htniman has said he thinks
the talks are going about as (':<peeled.
ti. S. officials expect Britain, France
and the Soviet Union to play some part
In can·ying the talks forward.
Draftees' Plea to Drop
Disloyalty Counts Denied
Emerging from ElysPe Palace, He;,-.
ri man treated his visit purely as a
courtesy call, saying he had thanked
tht> French president for his hospitali·
ty l,(l the American negotiating team.
But U. S. officials believe that at some
foinl De Gaulle qiay ·have •n im· A second attempt for dismissal of speech as defined by the J<'irst Amend-
portant role to play .in encouraging ac· charges against two U.S. Army ment, he said.
cords to end the war. draftees -one or them a Yorba Linda Col. Waller said he will rule todav on
HER CANDIDATE -Mrs. Richard Kuhn, presi-
dent of the Laguna Beach Women'.s Republican
Club, Federated, watches as Dr. Max Rafferty
D•ILY l'ILOT Sl8ff ,._
waves lo county Republican women at Monda~
luncheon in Newport Beach. Women applauded Raf·
ferty's attack on ~mut.
North Vietnamese negotiator X11;1n man . ;iccuscd or 11ntiwar activitirc: a motion to dismiss on gl'oirnrl~
Thuy was scheduled to see De Gaulle i•·hile >lationed 81 f°(ll'I Orrl _ wa~ <:isloya!ty has net been orovrd by thP la1ler in the day. prns2cutio:i ancl. if denied . Heisler will
A spokesman for Thuy slightly eJ<:-rleniecl today. open the defense.
panded Hanoi's public statements on Another motion hy thP rlefensP in F'our enlisted men and onr officer
how the next phase of the negotfations hehalf of Pvt. Daniel Amick. 24. nf have testified that leaflets protesti,ni
may develop -if the present first. Yorba Linda. and Pfc. Kenneth Stolte the Vietnam war and urging trainees
phase succeec!s. .Jr .. 21. of Palm Springs. was denied to join antiwar groups were handed to
Nguyen Tbantr Le told a news con-Monday. them in February.
ference that if the United States ends The pair are c."harged with pro· None of U1e men read all ol the
the bombing and other attacks on moting disloyalty among the troops by leaflets.
Rafferty to Fight 'Sm qt'
North Vi~tnam his government would writing and distributing an ti war "We are uniting and organizing to
b.-prepared to discuss a political set· leaflets, which can bring a maximum · voice our opposition to this war. If you
tlement (or Vietnam ba6ed M the 1954 sentence IYI' six years at hard labor really want to work for peace Md
Gent>va accords. Those accordi; ended and dishonorable discharge. freedom. then join ui; ... we ne
Raps Drugs, TV Violence in Newport Talk
5,. THOMAS FORTUNE hf>acon thev werr meant lCI he. "Thev
. r • "' • f-6.~Wli&J~~-eountt¥:
Speakmg l.o OrangP (' o u n t y is doinl? -finding P.aS~'. palatable ex -
Republican Women 1n Ne\1·port Beac"h cni;Ps for filth." hP said.
Monda:, nr. Max R;iffrrty pll'dged an He said marijuana anrl LSD should
aU-oul war on i-mut peddlers. drug hf> called simply "dopP" anct not
pushers anri telrv1s1on violencP if he is "haUucinogenic drugs" or ''mind ex-
eler::ted to the LIS. Senalt>. panders."
"The next man California S('nds In "Flapdoodle. What unholy nonsense
Washmgton better be a fighter, for fight he must for all our souls," Raf-ts this?'' he boomed.
rerty declared Peddlers IYI' dope. he said. should be
He suggested repeatedly that the m-treated for what they are -··potent.la!
cum bent he is seeking to unseat, Sen. murderers."
Thomas H. Kuchel. has not been The final "sickness." he sald. is
diligent enough in the fight agamsl lawlessness. By lawlessness he said hP.
smut. drugs and lawlessness. means the "every man is his own
Rafferty. who is the s I a I e Supreme Court syndrome.·· He said
superintendent of public instruction. Americans are being told to Flaunt thP
spoke of "four is1cknesse<. of the i;1x· laws "in the holy name of our own
ties" -violence, poroography, dope deeply felt personal convictions."
anr! lawlessness. He remarked that a democratic
Violence. he said. is glori!led hy th(' society exists only on the premise that
communicatlons med.la. television and the majority is usually right. "r! is not
the movies. always right, but my thesis holds up
·Any hairy. unwashed slob can gPI over t!he long haul," he said.
his NeanderthaJ photo on page one of He said the alternative theory is that
the newspaper." he said. Motion pie-the majority is usually wrong. "This
tures, he said. are full or ·'sick has always been the justification for
sadism'' and "stomach turn i n R rule by a fascist elite," he com·
degeneracy." Television is one pro· mented.
,>?ram after another 0£ ''gruesome "The real enemy of today i11
gasps. hoarse shouts and blood anarchy, not communism. socialism
spurting in glorious. living color." or rasdsm.'' he said. ''That. enemy is
He said Califorrua is • ' t h e hiding behind and using these maski;
pornography capital of the world'' and of violence. pornography. dope and
that its magazine stands a r e lawlessness as he sees fit."
"resspools of degeneracy." He said if elected he will fight to the
Colleges, he said, are claiming to bP last breath against these evils. Ha
the mirror of society instead of the wondered why Kuchel hasn't done so.
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Give Reds Ultimatum
Over Pueblo: Rafferty
br Max Raifertv believes North
Korean property should be destroyed u the Publo reconnaissance ship and
rrew are not returned on demand .
He toW Republican women in
responsl' to a question Monday thal 1f
he i Plected U.S. senator he will pres~
for such an ultunatum.
Rafferty said the Presidrnl shoulrl
set a . valiJe in millions nf dollars for
thP ship and crew and then demand
lhetr return within seven days. I[ they
are nC\t. North Korean property of
Pqu1valent valne should be destroyed
so 11 ' can never be used again."
If thP North Koreans still don't com·
ply. thPy should be given another ~Pvro day~ and tlle price doubled. he
said
· Of cour<•P ·· he c:a1d. "what should
ha'·" happenerl "hould have happened
"'·1th1n 24 houri; after the ship was se1z-
E1 Xo1t dl lhe ;ecrets of the ship are
Hugged hg Noise
plumbed and the crew is scattered all
over Communist lands. And who
knows how much they have been
brainwashed:' he said.
He commented that all this hap·
pened because "our government didn't
have. the guts of a Teddy Roosevelt ...
He said President Roosevelt knew how
to respond to "an act of piracy."'
Rafferty said he is assuming the
Pueblo was outside North Korean ter·
r1torial waters as the America.n people
have been told. He added, however,
that he can't be certain because ''I
rlon 't believe Lyndon Baines Johru>on
on a stack of Bibles ttie height of this
building."
ff the <;eizure was lnslde North
KQrean waters then it was not an act
of piracy and the U.S. should abjectly
apologize, Rafferty sa.td.
Impatient Commissioner
Adjourns Air Hearing
Bv JACK BROBACK • Of 1111 DtllY l'\llt Sltfl
LegaJ pyrotechnics and the roar ol
airplane engines in the background
punctuated a hearing Monday over
commuter airlme competition at Of.
ange County AIIport
Pubhc UUlttle~ Commission Ex-
ammer Kent C' Rogers summed up
the four hours of wrangling this way .
· Why anyone would chose this room
<Ai rport Conference ) for a meetl.ng.
l'U never know. l haven'. heard ball oC
what hai; bPen said "
Rogers ront1nued . · You attorneys
have l>een taUclns lo Pach other all day
and sayina llttlP pertinent to this case
I am adJciurnin~ Uus heil!mg. to 10
o'clock tomorrow morning in the P U,C
office-. in Los Angeles. l ~ope you w11l ~gin to act Ukt normal people at that
lime·· Bttn~ deh11tNt wRs thP application n(
Cable ~Commuter Airlines to~ fly
between Orange County Airport and
Lo5 Angeles and Ontario International
airports.
Objecting was Golden West Airlines
•·Web. now has a monopolY on
scheduled commuter flights out o f
Orange County Airport.
Golden West now rues between
Oran1e County and LA International.
Palomar (near ear1sbad). an (I
bet•een Redlan<U and Los Angeles Jn-
tttnational.
Cable Commuter propose11 lo fly ~•X
round trips a day between Orangr
County and Los Angeles Jnternational
at a one·way fare of 17.98. Golden
West charges $9 for the same trip,
Following the hearings today in Los
Angeles and-others which may follow,
Examiner Rogers will submit hls fin·
dings to the PUC for a detlsion.
AP.ro Commuter Airlines plans 111 of
trt a third retular tax.I servl<'P nut of
Oun&e County i11 lhe near futurt..
"My opponent hai1 hart 16 yf"ars in
11~ngtfm-tirtty;-hr-~~nmt"thtnJ;,
anythin,g at all about lh1s grow111~
menace," he aC<'used. "Why haven'\
we heard anything from my opponent
during all these year~7''
the F'rench-lndochina w&>T and set up Oefense Attorney franc1s I ll'islrr organizing a union in ordPr lo expres~
tbe..dittts1bn-.,bt:\!i-etJlam:=:: ----~Co~t:tial:::pr_esi.din,~g_,o~C.:..· _.;nwt41..ff-u.di~ss"'eain~sii.u;QDU-<awod1U-.~gr..AJieovcoa.UJOCu;e..,,s_''-.uthu:e ____ _
ThP talks wf're in recPss ll,l!a tn lo-ricer, C.ol. .larnf's r. Waller. that thP pamphlets read in part. .
day. Harriman and 1'huy met>I mP.n aclmil writin,1? lhP pamphlets, but "We know tnat war will never bring
Wt>rlne~day for their fourth session. deny any disloyal act. <1oout peacP. If you want to fight for
Their lasi previous talk was Saturday. Chargf's ;igainsl Amick and Stolt~ peace. stop killing peopl!J," the papers
They have t>..en hl're alm06t two constitute violation of !<heir free continued.
The election
is electric.
It wasn't too many yea.rs ago
that candidates for public offic~
were actually seen and beard by
only a small percentage of t he
votel's.
The electric revolution has
changed all that. Television puts
the candidates right in your living
room. Radio lE!ta them t.alk to you
evep as you drive to work. Electric
teleprinters and high speed presses
bring you the co m pf ete text of
speeches and a nnouncements just
hours after they're released.
E lectron ic data processing
has made possible up to the minute
opinion polls. .
In many areas, new electr1c
voting machines are now in use.
Election returns come in faster,
..
)
and just as accurately as ever.
If you enjoy the n~~ional sport
of campaign and election watch-
ing. you'll be able t.o follow it all on
TV for just pennies. So little, in
fact, you don't even think about it.
Only electricity can do so
much for so Ii ttle.
Southern California Edison
4 DAILY PILOT
IC_ ... W ... Dell¥ "*' 1 .... 1
A Sequoia Park Zoo inhabitant
really went "ape" after sharing a
smoke with a Northridge sightseer.
D•rr•ll Greene, 21, was arrested
for posaeasion of marijuana after
he reportedly passed the cigarette
to an ape. According to police, the
ape took two puffs, clapped its
bands toaether twice and danced a
quick-stepped jig. •
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'Conspiracy'
Spoek Trial
Under Way
BOSTON (UPI) -The Federal
Gi>vernment today presented opening
arguments in an attempt to prove Dr.
Benjamin Spock and four oodefen-
dants guilty of con11p~y in counael·
ing young men to evade the draft.
Assistant U. S. Atty. John Wall.
trying the case in U. S. Circuit Court.
attempted to show the noted pediatri·
cian, at the Arlington Street Church in
Boston, aided and ~betted young men
to turn in their draft cards.
'The five defendants were indicted by
a Federal Grand Jury Jan. 5 for their
alleged participation in the antiwer,
antidraft Nlly at the church Jut Oct.
16. On trial with Spock. ti6. were the
Rev. William Sloane Coffin Jr., 43.
Chaplain of Yale Divinity School:
Micbeel Ferber. 23. of BulfaJo. N. Y ..
a Harvard graduate school English
stud~; Marcus Raskin. 33, of
WuhingtDn, co-director of the ln·
stitute of Political Studies: and author
Mitchell Goodman, 44, of Temple,
M&dne and New York.
An all-male jury and t h r e e
alternates ~ cbosft1 Mooday trom a
liat of 100 prospective juron durinl a
day-long session when the government
and defense c_haJlenged the selection
1B . The jury was ordered sequestered
for the trial by Presiding Judge Fran·
cis J. W. Ford Jr. because the pro·
ceedings wouJd • ' e n g e n d e r con·
siderable publicity. It's best that the
jury should not be subject to such
publicity,'' the 85-year-0ld justice said.
Defe06e attorneys estim~ted the
trial would last three or four weeks.
Ul'l Tt...-
CHAR~ED WITH MURDER -Vincent De.Rosa, right, 16, arrives
at police headquarters in New Yorlc Monday with unidentified es·
· c~rt._ Police have charged DeRosa with the murder of tiny Theresa
Riccio (lns~t) age 4! repo~ miss~g ~ce last Friday. Her body
was found Jammed m a plastic bag inside a suitcase near the roof
of the building where the bespectacled vocational high school stu-
dent lives.
Helped Pollee Seare"h
GLACJER NATIONAL P A R Jt
Mont. (UPI) -Robert Halm, 301 a Clrdatoll, Ala., tMc:blr' Monday IUf.
&ind Mv.e lacerMIDna OD b1a '81 and
bite wound.I on b1a blDdl When at-
tacked by a female pialJ bear u be
WM takiq modoa picturea ol b9r and
her cub.
"I don't want anytbin1 done to the
bear," Hab.o told ranpn. "It wu my
faulL I wa lntnadllal into Jltr tlr·
ritory ...
Hahn, a former Whiteftlb, Moat .• coach and t.c:ber, ,,.. reported In
lOOd condiUoa at Olrdlton Municipal
Ro.pita!.
· Hahn served cne ti.me as a season
naturalist at Yellowatooe National
Park.
Two l9-year-0kt girls working at the .
park. Julie Hegleson. Albert Lea.
Minn .. and Michele Koons. San Diego.
were killed by fem ale grizzly bears
Bandit Kidnaps
r
wbBe aleepiq out 1D the park 50 milts
aput IMt Aq. tt. BOCll bean were
1-r kWld.
Hahn II.id be wu c a m p i n g
UJ)ltrnm from Goin1·to-the-Sun
HJ.cbw11 taldnt plcturu for about a
half hour when tbe bell' aow noticed
him about IO yardl away and went
alter him. He climbed a tree, wbicb he
bed picked out in advance, but the
bear srabbed hil fcx-t and palled him
clown.
Both man and bear rolled over a
steep anow-covered bank for about 100 feet, hiltinl a tree and becoming
dlaengaged. Halwl 1gain clung to a
tree, but the bear skidded farther
down Ute hill.
The teacher climbed another tree,
but the ~ came after him again.
The grizzfy grabbed Hahn's foot, but
be kicked ber looae and she fell out of
the tree.
Again she came back. But this time
when Hahn's kiclcinl dislodged her,
the bear ambled a~y.
S&L Manager, 'Shower Sharing'
-Wij e, Clii'~r-e_n_N~ot Very Funny
CANOGA PARK (UP() -The
manaier at a savings and loan
association branch. his wtfe and two
young children Monday 01ght were
kidnaped by a gunman Who told them.
"I've got family problems. also."
· Robert V. Bayliff, 1'1, manager of a
Home savings ..S loan branch in San-
ta Monica, told police he and his wife.
Jenine, 3'l, were watching television
when a gunman burst into the living
To Census B.ureau
WASHING TON (UPI) -"Save
water, take a lbower with a friend"
may be a clever line, but it isn't funny
to the Census Bureau. Dlrectcr :&111
Eckler wanta the record to mow ~e
didn't write it. Did 110• bolo ~ the ice cream cOM
originaa.d .e tM St. Lotd6 World'•
Pair in 110f1 U ~"'accident
all1l' wl&n n nhlbitor took a waffLt
that had QOM wrong mad filUd "
Ulitk ice ertom. Slaovmlo that Uaeu'oe
MVt1' OOM bock1001d in popularitt1,
pnt CJftd Ftltr Robma Lobtl of Na-
bisco '"°'°' a nl10 toOJ1 of pocJcaging tlu COM t01'ich hat given the biacuit
Mre. Jane Spock, wile of the "Baby
and Qilld Care" author, Mid the jury
would be "very lood for UI" became
the defen11 could appeal pouible con-
·ic1ion on grounds •'the jury was
manipula~."
Writer Testifies
'Barry's Finger
On Atom Trigger'
Neighbor Boy Charged~'°S:==s:YUtt3:.e. U:l me" to die savings and loan of.
ti e.
W • h s J _ • L • J _ G • l ayliff and bis wife pleaded that it uiying ~ ittw ir chirdl':d al~ :-:. ~~ea;!-n:t~
"There bu been a great dNl o{
publicity on llbaring your shower."
mourned Eckler in te.timoay publiab·
ed today about questions contemplated
in the mo Decennial Cemua.
"We are not aslr:ing questiont on
lhariDg your shower. We are tryinJ to
find out if a family hu a bathrocm for
itaelf oc ia abarinc a b.ttiroom. That ii
a queation reJ.atiDg to m.dequate houa·
ing." mdkl'TI a MtD lift in acl11 thia 11ear.
Volume ii noming m p1rcen.t abow
Q u•ar aoo and ii titting new recorda. • A swamp-bred frog named "Cor-
resion" bOPDed 36 times bis length
to w\n tbe llark Twain.lmpired in·
ternatlonal tro1 jump\n1 contest a~
Angela Camp Sunday. The four-
year-o14 winner leaped 18 feet and
one-half inch to beat bis nurHt
rival by le inches. It marked the lltth victory for owner • trainer
LMMnl H•ll of Concord as "Cor-
rotien" outdistanced SOO of bis
peers to win th• 40th annual event. •
TM Vftited DaMO~• of Ult
Conftdnocr eo11eluded their cm-nual conwntton i1' Scm !Mgo
Sundov ot th• U.S. Grcmt Hotel.
ln cue the Beverly Hills bees
haven't beard, no lonaer can they
buu in Cher .. • C•Mllere'• back-
yard. All order to this 1Uect was
signed rec1nUy by Superior Court
Commi11ioner Jel"MS ft. N1toll.
Caballero, 77, complained the bees.
living in the yard of bis neighbor.
uossed over the property lines. • "I don't know whether l should
do this," Baltimore Police Com-
missioner Den.14 J. Pomera..u
aaid 11 ht promottd Dorla ft. S.r·
ro, a policewoman, to th• rank of
sergeanl "I don't know what ef·
feet it's &olnl to have on the peace
and harmony of lour home." he added. Sil Sarro 1 husband is Pa-
trolman Alttheny J. S.rre.
NEW YORK (UPI) -TM wrl111r of
a Fact maaame article on foana
senator B&rrJ M. Goldwater tbat Jed
to ' ta miWma libel .. 1114 ......,
be watched the 1914 GOP vrealdlnUal
candidate on televillon and felt "be
bad Ilia nn1er on tbe atomic triuer."
Watren Boroton, man•ainl editor of
the defunct macuine, r.tiflecl u
Gi>ldwater's defamation trial apinst
him, the ma1azlne and it• publisher,
Ralph GinZ'burf, eniered ita third day.
Bor0t0n said the article, based on
the opinions of 1,189 psycblatrilta who
answered a questionnaire, was an
hon•t attempt to .appraise the fitness
for tbe prelidency of the Republican
nominee. He said he had seen the former
Arizona senator on television and felt
Goldwater WH "down in the dumps
•.. had his finler on the atomic tril·
1er, and thoul)\t the Mamie bomb was
simply an improvement over reOOIJ:liz·
ed firearms."
Boroaon denied he lmowinlly defam·
ed Gi>ldwater in tbe article or wrote
anythin1 he knew was false or in·
1ccurate. He said he had "no doubts"
Goldwater bad suffered two nervoua
breakdowns before enterina politics.
He aaid be and Gln.zburs reed
numm>ua macuine and newspaper
articles that quoted Mrs. Goldwater
sayin& her husband had suffered a
nervous breakdown . several years
before be entered national politics.
Boroson and Ginzburl were "caused
ifeat concern as to hlJ uplrltiona for
tht office of President." after reedinr
cl Goldwater'• alleced breakdowns.
the editor testified Monday.
NEW YORK (UPI) -Wlm ,,_... Jliccio, 4, d ii appear• d
mysteriOU1ly from btr -.,. ta
QueeDI May 10 .... °' ---. i.-.. • tbe ewdt. Vlncat Dlltlli ,.,.. amens u.a. ,
Wbem many ot the R 1C!d•1 ' neitbbors and re!ativn a-....t a
DWI Mooday mornina to Pl'aJ • her safe return, Vincent DeRola wu
among them.
But lat. Moncky Vincent De!lola
stood alone. ~ed ol murderinc the
little anemia-ttricken child, with whom
he had occuianally played like a b11
brother. ·
Police arrettlld De&.a, 11, a voca-
tional h1'b acbool student, titer they ~ 'Iberua '1 body wraipped in a
plastic bq. jammed inaide a auitcue
in an air fl*e nHr the roof of hia
home. "nle diltrict attorney said the
suitcue Md been moved MVeral
timta since the cbl1d bid been stranal·
ed.
De.Rem's home waa nut door to tbt
house the police had uMd for more
than a week .. a command poet to
cooduct the aearc:h for the missinc
cbild.
''I juat don't understand. I just don't
understand," m..-mured Ute child'• diatrau.Cht father. ''He liked her. He ·wu nice to her. He rode in the car
when we toot her out."
Stunned nellhbors couldn't un· derstand el tiler.
They deacrlbed the chubby
mecbanlaUy inclined youth a 1
''trlendly" but some lddtd that.he wu
a "loatr" lblmriaC the company of
o«her-teen·arn. He Jll'ef~ the
compeoy of old• people. they said.
Storm Stirs Upper .Stratum
Plummeting Temperatures Cool Tkings Off
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Police said DeRola' made no com·
ment durinC hia bootin1 except to ask
foe ciaarettel. He ltood there calmly,
tbe7 1114, .......mi queat10111 one by
one• tMJ wwe put to blm. He did
not a&t. call bis parenta.
DIBou ii tbe eldest of four
children. A neilhbor said his father
WS'U 11 a waiter at night and for a
l'IWtlal tnetrument firm during the
day.
Valley home, so the s111peet forced tbe
whole family into Bayliff'• car.
En route to the bank, the cunman
discussed children with the family.
Bayliff quoted him u saying, "rve got
family problems. also. I've got no
mooey and I need it."
Bayliff said be feared Uaey milbt be
discovered at the bu* by late night
clean up crews. He said the lddnaper
told him if something went wrong,
"I'll kill all of you and then myself.
But let's not cron tbat bridge until we
come to it."
Furthermore, Eckl• Nid in
reaponH to a lawmaker's que.Ron. be
la pJ.anninC DO questions at all about
the numerical capacity of outhouset.
He does aeet to ucertain, though, how
many home ownen do and don't bavt
their plumbiq indoors.
Eckler's comment.a were aimed
especiallI. at c o m p 1 a i n t a by Rep. Jaclaon E. Betta, (R-Obi.o,) that much
of the information toqbt in the new
census questionnaire WM penona1 and
none ~ the 10Vll'lllllent'1 bualness.
. Every Olds
IS a step-up car-
even when 1tS in the
lovv-price range.
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e ...,."' uir. lut we1 bet yeu
dich1't bow OW. 1t•p·
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RESUR.11
People's
day. The
Rev. Ra:
residents
their dei
CaP.itol c
Poo
1st
WASHI?
The poor
rection c
tbeir first
day-a r
of Presid!
nedy.
The Rt
Abernathl
leader. o
"friend o
"helped p
late Mon<
also wan
fill all va
ireuional
"Don't ·
ing up, ju
are," th•
Sou the
Lea du
president
crowd of
reside!!~.
a lool tin
business.'
Abernal
postpone t
set for :
order to
more tim•
The ca1
about 2,!
persons S·
in the ply
stretch de
Park.
About
Southern
w<aiting
Vl.rlinia,
othera wt
weekend
\
Cha
Thi! c.s.,;
Boa re
prop•
corre•
strain
Hcrt
ex per
In 6'l
is fre•
II
AUT C
m
. r
Diles
were
ing
t-Sun
l'llt a
ticed
went
:h be
t the
him
rer a
It 100
ming
to a
rtber
tree,
.gain.
:, but
>Ut of
time
her,
1g'
lY
au
'Save
iend"
funny
Rois
"' ~e
ial of
wer.''
hliab·
>lllted
18 Oft me to
mfar
bat ia
hous·
In
:in, he
.about
lU.lel.
L,hOW
. bav•
limed
•Rep.
much
'new II and
II.
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RESURRECTION CITY -The home of the Poor
Peopte's Campaign, as seen from the air on Mon-
day. There are now 2,500 people living there. The
Rev. Ralph Abernathy, campaign leader, told the
~sidents .that the .time was near when "we're go-
~-tme-Jlel.Li.n th dAftime ' _ o driv~ hol'M
their demands. The Washington Monument and
CaP.itol can be seen in the background.
Poor People Planning
1st Demonstration
WASHINGTON CAP\ -
Tbe poor people of "Re1ur·
rection Clty, U.S .A." ~
their first demonstration to-
day -a march to tbe grave
of President John P'. Ken-
nedy.
The Rev. Ralph David
Abel'Mtby.-c amp a j 1 n
leader, calling -Kennedy a
"friend of the poor" who
"helped poor people." told a
late Monday nifht rally he
alto wanted volunteers to
fill all vac1nt seats in con-
cressional hearines .
"Don 't v.'Orry about dreu-
ing up, jost 10 the way you
are," the den i m clad
Southern Chr is tian
L e a d e rthip Conference
pnsident told a cheerinl
crowd of r e s p o n s i v e
residenbl. "We've 'Men here
a looC time. it's lime we do
business."
AbernMhy said he may
postpone tbe.muaive march
set for Memorial Day in
order to (ive organizers
more time to prepare for it.
The campsite now houses
about 2,500 of the 3,000
persons SCLC planned to put
in the plywood shanties that
stretch down W~t Potomac
Park.
About 450 rrom the
Southern caravan w e r e
w.aiting in N o r t b e r n
Virlinia, but most of the
others who arrived over the
weekend bave been moved
in. SCLC officiala said.
About 700 penona on pvt
of the Western car a van ar·
rived in St. Louk for •
ovemiJbt ltlop before pro-
ceeding to Louisville, Ky.
Activity outlined for today
was on a much arn.aller
scale than tbe demon1tra.
tiont Abernathy had said
earlier would begin within a
few day1.
Communists
Show Gains
ROME CUPI) -Italy's
pro-West.em c o a li ti o n
aovernmezt cJuna t4 power
today in return& from th•
nation's sixth Mtionel elec·
tion 1ince World Ww II but
the Communi&ta s h o w e d
tbeir ltz'onrett lain• in 20
years.
Final returns were 1ltlt ex·
pected before ~nightfall but
the coalition ol Premier
Aldo Moro's Ch r i s ti a n
Democrats. the Socialists
and the Leflw i ng
Republicans appeared to be
keeping or increasing its
majority in parllam~.
With most of the Senate
vote counted, the 1overn·
ment parties held a com·
fart.able 57 percent of the
vote, a fraction better than
in tile last electJon in 1963.
'What
Chanoe? Heredity? Statistical probabilities?
This doesn 't have to be so. James Spencer,
C.S., a member of The Christian Science
Board of Lectureship, says that "Spiritual law
properly recotnlzed, applied, ind obeyed
corrects the uncertainties and stresses and
strains in our lives."
How to brina this spiritual law into your
experience will be discussed by Mr. Spencer
in hlj public lecture •• "What.Govems You?"
Colhe and brinr your flmtly. Admlalon
Is free.
T'-u~•Y Eveftltt9, May 2lN. at 1:00 .. ,.,." .,.,
flfllST CHUllCH ef CHIUST, SCIENTIST, c..+1 M ...
ift
ISTANClA H~H SCHOOL AUDITOR IUM
2l2J ,laufttla An.
Franee--l!araly zed
Reds Demand DeGaulle Quit
PARIS (UPI) -Jl'rMce's
&.million-man ll a l 1 0 1l a 1
.trike worseoed t o d 1 y .
BanU shut their door• in
the faces of p a n i c k y
depoaitors wautinc t b e i r
mooey. The Communists
openly demanded Prellclent
Cbarles de Gaulle's eovem· ment be replaced.
• De Gaulle cal)fld h l s
cabinet into urient secslon
to face perhaps the greetest
domestic threat aiamst his
10.year-old regime of strong
man leadership.
The cabinet met to diacusc
the university student revolt
that triggend the n<ationaJ
strike for more pay and
shorter hours. In the Na·
tional Assembly lawmakers
gathered to debate cetlllur.
ing the .government for the
snowballing unrest .
ln the streets and in huge
munlat·led <**IN move in
the National Aaembl;y wtlen
the key .ota com• early
Wednesday.
But no sin1le parliamen·
tary '-'' ~ed the cure
for perhaet r 1 n c e ' s
greaitelt crisis of 1he 19eO's.
More than 6 m i 1 1 i o n
workers in Roman C.tholic
_, well as C o m m u n I s t
unioos stayed home or OC·
cupied their places of work.
Housewives boarded and
stripped shops of canned
foods, qar, rice a n d
noodle5 aa they did when the
Nut army blitlkriepet into
Frante in ltMO.
The workers dernended
more pay. shorter hours,
areater benefltl. But the na·
tional impact of their action
threatened the p e r a o n a l
regime De Gaulle set up
when he returned to power
10 years ago to lead lli•
country back to atory.
It was difficult to find
glory in France today.
Police, Guard Keep
City Under Control
posters Oil its Paris ~d· SALISBURY. Md. (UPI) lege to discuu demands for
quarten, the Communists -Police and n at I on a I "complete equality with tbe
f~, May 21, 1%8 DAILY PILOT f
STEREO SENSATION!
--
proclaimed the s 1 o g a n : ......... .--1 d .... ,..... white race." Newamen were "Towat'd a popular govern· ..... ..-..en muorce a ww u not admitted.
ment and OM of democratic s1railbt cmrnlcht curfew Earlier in the diy more Th• colorful sound of
union." oit tbk racially troubled than half the ICbool'a 713
Hundreds of banks. shut town to prevent renewal o( students marched tbrouth Orana• County Music
despite 'frantic dep0$itors weekend violence over the Princesa Anne with about
clamoring on the sidewalks fatal shooting of a Negro 100 of them closing their ac· RADIO KQCM 1031 FM for their ~· 1be ~at bur1lary suspect by a white counts at the town 's only ·
ifteurenee eotnpllntee bipft~~ -bank:----1--===.Ji ""·Fasa...:.-1.-1-. d N.11!1.• .... c-.,..,,. closing Fifteen pe15ons were ar· Tiles udent.S sa1 e ac· re,~ f-HVrt-R>H:ili:l , vWpOi:t=eCC:h.••....._ _______ _
~ army o( clerks join· rested for curfew violations lion was only the first move
Pd tbe idled worken who between 7 p.m. and mid· to end discrimination in to-
usually man F r a 1\ c e , 5 night ~onday but the town cal ~g. . P~. ~·-~~-WM~d ~~~~. M~. G~·---------------------------• ~~-~. M~ ~~~ ~~ ~ ~~~b~~u~to<-------------------~-----~~ ~~~~~.~~~"Anne.~·~~~~ N~~~ ~~.!--------------------------~ ~~ ~~~ an( le~~~~~ub~ ~M~~~~~~I-------------------------~~ ~ offices. Monday nigh t with atu· and guwsmen would be -------------------------__:::::::::.
De Gaulle's backers were dents from predOl1\inantly withdrawn and the curfew
expected In defeat tt\e Com· Negro Maryland State Col-ended.
Open a rn/eck Reserve Account wi th us.
Then, in case you go over you r che cking account '
balance, you'll still ha ve money to go on.
It works like this: Dro p in at any Crock er-Citizens
office, fill out a simple application and once it's approved;
we'll set up a line of crerlit for you.
Then, should you overdraw, ·we'll automatically .
lend you ample money and deposit it in 1 your account.
So you 're in the clear. You may repay us in up to 20
monthly instalments.
Don't you think it'd beagood idea to open a Check
Reserve Account with us soon?
It's convenience.
It's security.
It's money in the ban k.
Crocker-Citizens ~
rheck Reserve Acmunt1 :t.•big bank where little things count --.-... --·c-·-... ----"-"'"""'·-·-··-~· .. ..,..a--COITA MISA1 ...,._,....,,.,. C...tef • JltO Mt,.I Street
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8 DAILY PILOT ~~
Schmitz . Taxes: All Solons Want to Wield Ax
Opposes
Recess
SACRAMENTO r AP l -
LegJ.Slators faced three elet'·
tion-year proposals today
for glVlng back to the people
some of the record •1 bllJJon
tax boost of last year.
3 Election-year. ,Plans Offer (Jitizens Break Millu called lus news con-
flr~nce Monday to uplaJ.n
the Senate's venion of the
budget, approved by bis
Senate Finance Commlttee
in executive session last
week. 'He said the
$5,894,535,673. budget i s
about '2 million less than
Reagan's latest re v i s e d
budget.
SACRAMENTO ( APl -
The legislature has hnally
decided oo a six-d~y recess
to gtve legislators some
Ume to campaign 1n their
districts in the Unal day:o; of
the primary campa.Jgn.
The Senate on Monday
T}\e developing debate
over property. sales and in·
come taxes overshadowed a
scheduled vote by the full
Senate today on its version
of Gov. Reagan's $5.7 billion
.,..~~'""' budget.
The latest tax hreak pro-
posal came from Republican
Gov · Reagan, who said the
state'6 hnancial o u t Io o k
unexpectedly is so much
better than it waa in
January that It can afford a
S3S million income tax cut
next year.
Reagan said he wanted lo
ease the burden on the mid·
die income t a x p a y e r ,
hardest hit by the 1967 tax
hike
But a top Democrat, Sen.
George Miller Jr. ( D .
Martinez:). quickly crJticiud
the program. "He takes $!500
million and gives you back
135 million. Big deal,"
Miller told newsmen.
Tax relief also could come
in the Corm of lower pro.-
perty taxes or a lower state
sales tax.
Reagan wants a bJU, now
stalled in Assembly com·
voted 21-10 to back an ---tr * ~
Sales Tax Revenue
As.sembty-paMed resolubon
callJng the recess for May
30 through June 4, election
day. .
Assemblymen proposed
first a mon th -lon g
break. then a two-week one.
Asked for Schools ,
Seno.itors opposed both . .\II RL:RLINGAME (AP' -
80 Assembly seats are up The "155 m1lhon tn sales ta"
for election this year while rPvenue earmarked for prn·
onJy half of the 40 Senate perty tax rehef should go to public schools. three school
Jobs are. or~amzations contend
(}pposUlg the r e c e s s ··Adequate financing ol
resolution was Republlcan school costs from state rev-
Sen. John Schrrutz of Tustin. eoue 1s the surest method of slowing down or avoiding fho said approving it woulrl increases in local property
-«how the Auemblymen they taxes," Uw:>y said Monday in
·can get their way by just a statement addressed to
keeping the pressure nn. r.nv. Rea~an and the legi11·
"II we pass it, we ,1tivP laturr.
1n," he said of the rf'solution .Joinini: in thr. ~tatrment
by 1he ssem6Jy, whT<'llli~e -w-P-rp-lnP T::ilifi'ifnTa'""Teach·
caned. "a grour that we Pf"<; A~l'O<'tallnn . thP ralifnr.
deal with like a father deali; nia Sc~ol Rnardi-6>:-sor1::i-
with his children." lion, ;ind lhp C"<ilifnm1a
COSTA MESA
Pr ... nt One Coupon
Per Wash to Cashier
and Experience CAR
COSTA MESA' CAR
WASH SERVICE WASH
•ooD MON. TH•U THUH. ONLY
COSTA MESA CAR WASH
2059 HARBOR BLVD. AT 8A Y ST.
ITANDAlD
GA$0\.IMI
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Ac_,'""" TIWOdllN Robt~• FO<"d
FREE Car Wash
WITH GAS fill-UP • 10 GAL MIN.
WlTH THIS COUPON Oil SOc OFF
(A1t WASH wfthout '" pure"-•·
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Ull YOH caun CUDS HHI
COUPON DPllU JULY I, 1HI -----------COSTA MESA CAR WASH
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School Admm1strators Assn-
c1allon.
Without U1creaserl tale
s11port eacll year for eacll
student m public scllools, the
local tax burden inevitably
will mount, they said.
..A. J-. :-l ... ~
Alterations
To Budget
At aGlan<"~ • ,,,, ..... '." ....... . . S CRAMENTO I AP\ ~. •~ •. • ~
Here 1s a capsule summar~ -::-~ /7 .. ,... "7
n{ Calliornia's latest budget ~ \~ s -'!..I
outlook, based oo State f''i· '--------,;;O~K-s;;.;";.;-;;',;:>tt;;;;,..;,; .... ;;;"·;.;""-;.;.;~.;.;.9 ..... ;."";..' ;.,.,.;; .. ;..;';;;;-;;,;:..i...j
nance Department estimates
released Monday.
G1>v. Reagan's original
budget. $5,699.5.16,034. Revis·
''May T say that if you ha~e &ny plana for taking
advantage of leap year, it' a pertectly all
right with JDe. II
ed budget. s.5,696.502.794. -------------------Senate version, $5,694,535.·
673. Assembly versioo, still
in preparation.
Maj or changes 1n Reagan
budget. Increases -mental
hygiene. !6.3 million; new
federally imposed work in-
<'entive program. S3.8 mil·
IJon: prisons and other cor·
rectJons facilities, '1.03 mil-
lion. Declines -social wet.
fart?, largely because of de·
ferment of a £ree7.e on fed·
eral funds for aid to families
with dependent children and
admini.stratiw savings.
Deadline: Final budget
must be signed by Reagan
by midnight June 30. ·
Advertising Pays Off
I
As Girl Answers Yes
LOS ANGELES I APl -
Dtck Annotico. who wooed
rus girl in newspaper ads
and r a d 1 o commercials,
finally has his answer.
lt coofirms the 37-year-old
investment counselor's in-
itial premise: It pays to
advertise.
Annot.ico and C.\role Ap-
pel, 26. a divorced mother of
two. got ttleir blood tests
Monday. be Nid. They plan
lo obtain a wedding license
later th.is week and be mar-
ried wi.ttlin two months.
Beilenson Raps Foe
For Debate Refusal
Mi~ Appel's acceptance
fol1owed public expressions
r:1 endeanneflt.
After going togettier two
years and treating Miss Ap-
pel indifferently. Annotico
said. he had a change of
heart two months ago and
proposed. Miss Appel, Ill ifl •
terior designer, surprised
him by deferring a decision.
. From Wlre Service11
Slate Sen. Anthony C.
mittee. to a\locate llM
million to the 58 COWlty
governmenta to pass oo aa
property lax relief.
If the legislature fails to
act by June 15, the state
sales tat automatically will
drop back by hali a cent,
from five percent to four
and one-hali percent. on Ju.
ly l.
Miller said he'd ~ e
surpriaed to see t h e
Jecfalature jive the mone)"
to the counties. He proposed
lettinc the sales tu fall
baclr.
''The best way to give tax
relief la to leave the tax-
payers' money in the ta.x-
payers' pockets," be said.
This would mean a 1 9 3
million for Californjans. he
said.
Finance Director Caspar
Weinberger briefed Miller's
commjttee earlier in the day
on the new financial figur911,
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. Nazis Shut
Office in ·
Southland
EL MONTE I UPil -The
American Nati p~y bas
closed its .S o u t h e r n
California headquarters in a
rented church building here.
and the last two remaining
party workers plan to leave
th.is week for the national
headquarters in Arlington,
Va.
.Jame~ Pinl«>ciner. one of
the two workers left. said
e...closurc 111.:is caused
rlrafo on funds. He said a
new officf' m1J(h.t be opened
"tn a ypar llJ" two "
I See by Today's
Want Ads
• A beeutif\JJ stett<>, being
u.crU!ced by 1 private
pal"!)'
• Fathtr"1 l'ffi naugahyde
cMlr and ottoman . . .
offtttd tor sale . • , owo-
er says. "11.ke new."
• Surfboerds -used and
treiiht dama&ed cht'tlp .•.
al.to. you can have oew re-
movable fins installed 10
your <lid board.
• Here's a Jaguar .. , Pn·
vait party says mu.st be
~ to be apprecrated!
• A ion 111 siVRilablP for &
Joumtym110 Plum~.
W""A ""Rl':WAID'l 'fjQJf t1r
th,. r"'lllm nr a lof<I blark .
J'llff'fll lntlltt hanrlb&J.
NIGHT •nd DAY SERVICE
9:30 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M.-SATURDAY 10 AJA. TO 6 PM.
~ F.REE Car Wash
. .,,,, WITH &AS Fill-UP -10 &Al. MIN.
Beuenson says hir; ma1or
c o n t e n d e r ror the
Democratic t· S. SP n a te
nomination ' rPfuses" t o
rtebate w\th him nn major
issues of the campaign.
controller. h;is called for a
volunteer army while Raf·
ferty, M.ate superintendent
of public in ·truction. has
fiald "J'm for a volunteer
army of paid professionals."
So he started a campaign intended. he aaid. ''to com-1-------------------------------
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COUPON DPt•U JUL T 1. I fH
Could you keep up those
"easy" monthly payments
if your pay stopped?
What would happen to you and your f amtly if
suddenly your regular pay check was cut off because
of a serious acciden t or an illness~ You, like most
families. arc probably malang paymcnt.5 on your
house, your car and other things that ·bnng you a
comfortable and enjoyable life. Wit hout your
regular income could you continue the c payments
or would there be a severe adjustme nt in your Liv·
1ng standards?
Manufacturers Life can't guarantee lhal you'IJ
always be able to ~ork. obody can. What we can
guarantee is that 1f you are laid-up with an illness
or an aCCJdent you'U suU receive a regular pay
cbeclc. Month after month. Yca.r after year.
Bellenson Monday rught
singled out ooe particular
issue on which he would LlkP
lo have a confrontation with
Alan Cranston: the draft.
The 3.5 • year ·old senator
told students at t b P
University of Calllorrua at
Davis that Crandon and
Republican candidate Max
Rafferty both f&vor aboh·
lion of the preseut selective
servtce system and in-
itiation of a volunteer army.
"The draft needs substan-
tial reform, and it must pro-
vide a I t e r n a t 1 v e s for
military service ." Be1lensnn
11rud. "but a whoUy pro-
f P::;s1onal army 1s tntally 1n·
r o n s 1 i: 1 e n I with a
clPmocranc gov!'rnment "
Cranston. formPr stc.te
J, L. Paltfelrtel. c.1..u.
Aaency Anoc11t1
BUNT1NGTON BEACH
Tel: 547·5621
Call the Man from Manufacturers. He'll be glad to ~clp you with a pJan
tailored to your needs. A plan with a guarantee that the protection qtn be
renewed to age 65 and which in lhc inlet\'aJ cannot be changed or cancelled
by the Company, rcga.rdlw of whet happen to your health. The cost i'
muonabie; and with your family's 6n&ocial security at stake you just can't
aft'ord to be, without it. 1'.-
Beilenson said. "Citizens
must be respons1ble ror
what the nation is doing in
their namt:. and a citizen
army <lets as a proper and
useful restramt on foreign
policy."
MeanwtuJe Sen. Thomas
H. Kuchel of Ca.Worma
bebeves that studeo~ "·ho
show · ' a c a d e m 1 c '-'<·
celleoce" should be perm it·
ted to fmish g r a d 11 a t e
school.
0 t h ,. r w i s e • he lolcl
students at California StatP.
College at Hayward Mon-
day, we will M>On find that
the Sov1e4 Union w 1 l 1
overldke us in the crl'alton
of a highly skilled pool of
yClung leaders.
He told h1~
ll1en<'f' that he
leg1slallon for
lo vote.
)"(lllD~ a11
also favor~
18-year~lds
ar1MJ.T......,
Apncy Alloelete
NEWPORT IEAOH
ftf] ~7·562l
r
MA I U FACT URE RS LIFE
.,
pensate somewhat for hav-
ing treated her aloofly for
two years.•·
First he sent her thtte
records that 8al1g of unre·
qwted J~. Then followed a
three-foot-wide bouquet ot
llowers. Then a. 500-word
telegram, Then he bougtit a
twtKOlumn advertisemetit
1n a newspaper.
"Carole Appel." it read.
''I love you great« tt1an life
ii.sell." He 8ig'IM!d it w1Ul bis
m1bals.
RFK Worker
LOS ANGELES (AP)
KNBC Television saU1 Mon·
day it has released spocts
rommentatol' Rater Johnson
"( r o m h i s contractual
obligations" so that he can
work for Sen. Robe.rt F
Kennedy's presidentte.J cam·
pago.
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You always can.
~ttse Seagram's 7Crown always has
the same great taste.
The quality never changes,
so the flavor never falls off
·from one bottle to the next.
No matter where you buy it .
That's why it's the perfect whiskey
to count on when you'rt having guests.
The chances are they count on it, too!
Seagram's 7 Crown. The Sure One.
PolltJ
Ku
CONFRON".
indirect varl·
Costa Mesa 1
rep re senu
cumbent Se1
Kachel .a!ld
cballeng
Superintaldet
Instruction
a.re schedule
lbe same pl!!
The big m
won't be t!
debate by pr
ed before tti
Federated R
WtmU'I aa
upstairs at
Hardware, 2
&Wevard. Declares)!
Weick, publi
For
Rec
DEATH .
WA
Mtradta ._ W.,
Drive, S-1 e-c:t , , . svrvtwd ""
lllrte -OW1' Jtrrv Md n.oma te~. tMrv Ellen
vrlftllClllldrtn. P llt1d et,_ Fe
Home. BEA
Florence e. Bet
SI., S•nl• Ana.
It. Survived by
BterdM, Sr.1 "'
Robert M. end tour dluvhltn. t
tM H. Themes. I
Florene• E. Git
and 6 trt1"11n
WlllMSdly. l P. 1oni.1 F11ner1I ~ REG
,t,lvlft W. He9ew
Mein St., Belboe
lt. Survlvtd b'f
l.llTY H--ld.
Ola Slmonun a
WntllnVlon. Stl" 11 A.JA., 81111 C
~/Nu. GF
Mttr1 E. Grt ..
BIYd., Costa Me lrt aon, 5......,
dawMer, Mrs.
vrllldsoOH one or
Wldnudn, 2 1
C"-1· l•lerme. mot\11 Parit. kl
110 BroedWn. C BE F,...,_ ... ,,,_A
Oleeo County. Di
Survived lrf "'" Se•, AlleclftMI
0011 Be<ld>, Mid
five tranddllldn
Orlftdchltd. Prlvt
•t Balll c11-Monu1rv. 3510
Corona dtt Mar. JC
Gordon I. J-. Glrdefl G,..,.,.. (
SIJr-.iyt<I ..., -David erid Ro
01-Tho'l\u ;
•nd Fred W. J• Barbara tllldcb
Jone1. Servlcn
kine. Loc;el a1
J:1mllv Cotot1i.1 s
Jalln J, Smlltt.
toln Vallev. Da
Survl'ffil b'f ... C-C. and D
ien. Pearl Me~
lll"l'd Shtl1111tt, I
Mllclletl1 one II •rid one ,,.,.
held Thund..,,
Colcwila I 1'11,,..,., s:
Miriam Hedon
C•nnellla SI .•
YlV'ed by daYefl ~-·.Let II .Ta-, Me
M t1 Mlrlem Sc
GraYMIO. ~1'
Wesrmln11'rr Ml
lrt WHlcllrt -CEF
11u.,,ll1no Cervt
Sllellm•r, Co.It
wile, Carmen1
A11n!ll8no, MM1
Odore., E-1
S¥tltl1, an flf t
Dalore• c.,,,., 1""'911 I, 1 ,. .M.
-IY. t A.M.,
C1111otlc Oturdl, hMI c .... ,.,.,. ~ary, ~
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Polltleal Notes
Kuchel, Rafferty Backers to Meet
CONFRONTATION, Of the
indirect variety, comes to
Costa' Mesa Thursday when
re p r e sentalives of in-
cmnbent Senator Tbomas
Kaehel .and hi6 G 0 P
c h all en g er, St ale
Superintendent of Public
Instruction Mu Rafferty
are scheduled to clash on
the same platform.
The big men themselves
woo 't be there but the
debate by p.roxy is schedul-
ed before the Costa Mesa
Federated R e p u b l t c a n
Women'• <lab at 9:30 a.m.
upstairs at Kenn Rima's
Hardware, 2666 H a r b o r
Boulevard.
Declarfl Mrs. VirglnJa L.
Weick, publicity dlainnan
Wd
For The
Record
~
Meetings
TUftDAY votenn' of World W!':.. 1, •A.ncl New Men 8Mndl1 1-. merlca:i L!KllGn Hall. 5'S w. 11111 St .. Co•••
MeM, •:oo ~~;,:;c:Jut.'111oe, 1rv1,,. R~':.~ c~,rv Cfllb. 1600 E. co .. 1
"'"""'' ~-491 ~-~ ~ C~/~b.~ 'tt~ eo.intrv ~Mi:
Costa Mesa(•:» P. b' VIiia Marine, Balboa an lolll Clu .:,__. 11~ I~ a.vtlM Oflw. .......... • •
7 p.m.
DEATB NOTICES
WARNER
Mercl9dft It wanrer: 1mo Del MOIM
0 I ....... 1 ·a.di. oete o1 c1ee111. Mav r "' _.. bY --.0, DW!thll ~;_~ OWttM P. wamer, Jr.,
d 'Tllelmal N Warne<I dMl9t.. ::;.rv Marv Ellen H-• •ncl flvt !lddllldl"lf'. Prlvtle urvlces wtrt ~:S llt ,_ Famttv Colanla1 FurMtrtl
Home. BEARDEN Fl~ e. 11 .. rdtn. 2209 s. 8rl1tol
St .. Sant• AN. Dal• of cletlh, ,,,..,
tt Survived by hutband, Jamft s.
aearden, Sr.1 thrM IGllS. J_, JrJ
Rcmrt M •ncl Wlltltm 0. Btardenl
loUT dtuthltrs, Ctthv 0. Koetr. ,,,..r-
tha H Thomas. Oorolllv J. Justice •rid F~ E. GIHU 71 oranddllldren and • •~•t-orandchlldren. Servlcet. Wedrlesdtv. ) p,M., pfflt Family Co-
lonial Funeral Home. HEGEWALD
AIY!n w. H-wakl. "" 71. ti# 207 ,,,..In st,, llelbol. Deft ot death, IMY
1• Survived bv wife, a.t,..1 '°"' L~rTY H-w.i.t. Btlboll sisters. Vl-
o4• Simonsen and Wiima Thel,..,,
w...,1r1111an, ServlGH todav. Tuesday,
11 A.M.. BallZ a.-1, 17" ~lot.
~#Ana. GREEN
MlllY E. Gr"'" 1m *'s ,..._t lll'lll.. Costa Mesa. Aw a. Survived
by .an, S~ A. ~I -dateh!tr, Mn. PhYlllt E,,,..,..,.1 -vr-son1 -orancldautMw. SeNlett.
Wtdnesd..,, , P.M.. '"' lniedWeY C"-1· lllt'"rmte!' ...Ofle View Me--
"*1al P•rtt. k l SroMw9P ~•rv.
110 al'094Wa'f, C-. MIM. Dtnc1en.
HERRON
for tlle GOP women, '"Ille
intent will be lo bring into
tbe open their {Kuchel vs.
Ratrerty) baQc differences
.... iI, in fact, there are
any."
So there.
DR.DOOLITI'LE,Ru.aseD
F. that is, who is cballeog.
ing Co11greasmaa Jamt1 B.
Utt oC Tustin, will be back in
the Harbor Area UUs week.
The good doctor has cof·
f~ with pr~cUve voters
Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the
home of Mr. and Mn.
Harold Moott, 314 Cabrlllo
St .. Costa Mesa and then a 2
p.m. with Mr. and Mn.
WUUam Ryan and frie:pds,
~l Dorc!1este'r Ro ad,
Corooa del Mar. Sunday it's
a Doolittle cocktail party
from 4 to 7 p.m. with tlr.
Strawberry Festival
~
Marshal Jane Powell
Actress Jane Powell bas
accepted the title <?f Grand
Marshal of the loth Annual
Garden Grove Strawberry
Festival Parade and will
lead tbe n u m e r o u s
marchers, bands, d r i 11
teams, clowns and floats
who will parade do w n
Westminster Boulevard to
;:;;;.;...,;;_:,.._;....ma~uu\llal ~-at-A
GRAND MARSHAL
Actreaa J1ne Powell
Scout Fete
Interest Up
p.m. Satuni.y, June 1.
Although not a native of
Orange County, Mks Powell
has recently establiabed the
Jane Powell Studios, a
center for te a c h i n g
youngsters the performing
arts, in Orange. By the time
she was a teenager herself,
she was hostessing h~r own
show. She has appeared in
more than 20 m u s i c a l
movies and receotty broke
the all-time gross income
record of an individual
performer at Melodyland,
Anaheim.
State CofC
Meet Slated
... Mn. F. S . .......,
4N11 Dorchester Road, CdM.
THE KENNEDY people
have now olficlNly opened
l be l r Jftlldmtill bead·
qUllUn Jn Welt <>ruie
Ceuty at 1089 Pacltic Collt
Highway iJl the Seal Beach
Shopping Cent.er. 1bey CM
afford a phone: It's lt8-1D7.
SANTA. ANA trial lawyer
WWJam AMenea DeqMr-
&y, 44. who ch.allenies
Congressman mt in t1:1e
GOP primary, ii ltill tnock-ine out prea releues
deei.ing be "bu DOt .,.Pt
and wUl not aeelt'' support
of right wing GOP organiza-
tions.
Device Aids
Heart-lung
Patients
SANTA ANA. -Dr. ilen
Behrendt, president-elect of
the 0r£age County Heart
Association said today that
evidence suggesting a com-
m e r c i a 11 y a v a liable
detergent which will extend
the-hours a patient can be
kept safely oo tile betrt-lung
maddDe bas b_._._
covered by a scientist at the
University of c o 1 o r ado
Medical Center.
The agent seems to pro-
tect Ute red blood cells and
btood prote.Jns from damage
oauaed 1>y the beart..h&Qe
machine. T h e American
Heart Association and Pro-
fessor of Surgery, Dr. Bruce
C. Paton says that treating
the patient's blood with this
agem. (Pluronic F68) might
give ttie surgeon more time
to perf<>nn open·heart pro-
cedures.
Within the last two years,
Dr. Paton h~ used the
agent to treat the blood of
about D> pa ti e n t s un-
dergoing o p e n -h e a r t
stD:gery. He found that red
Wood cen dest:ruct:ion was
reduced to one-third of what
Public response to the an-
nual Orange Empire Council
Scout-0-Rama, planned for
June a at the Orange County
Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa,
has been so great that a &e-
cond ,printing of ticket.a bas,
been necessary.
it normally would have been
ANAHEIM -California wW:iout the detergent.
State Otamber of Com----,,,_u;;;~.iiriiiiriiii'Mi"---
Dr. William B u r n s ,
gener.al chairman of the
event, said that the initial
order of 150.000 tickets are
going 1JO fast that another
block of 80,000 tickets bas
been onlered.
merce will meet Wednesday
in an annual "Report 1.o
Buslneu" cooierence in the
Santa Ana Room of the
Aoabehn Convention Center
here.
A team of Sacramento ex-
periB intend to answer and
analyze vital problems and
issues challenging local and
statewide bu 1 in es s com-munities.
Fl'Wlk Herren. AW II. ~ flll Saft
OllllO County. Oat. fll ...... Mn 1'.
Survived .,. lllrw ~ ltulll H.
Sa-. AlladeNI J-Metltell. Ne'#-
POrt Beed!. IMld Julltt c-. llttttle I
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Monuarv, 3520 E. Coest HitflWrt,
COF'Ol\a del Mar. JONES
Gorden I. J~ 10671 a.Hast A¥1!. ~~ Gf'OYt. Diiie fll -tll. Mn 2D.
Survlvtd bY wit., Eleenott: -som. OaVld Ind R-1 da~r, M~ or-Thoma ; two~. KlnNlh
and Fred W. J-SI -111ttt. Mn. 8ar1)ara &IKkbunu l•lllN. FrW\,0. J-s. Servlcits will be lleld In S-
k•""· Lccal t rrtnoements by Peel! Famllv Colonltt Funeral twM. SMITH Jd>n J. Smtih. 11Uf Palm If,, F_..
l1ln V111ev. Dale ol dNtll. IM'f lf.
Survlvtd by ..,., $0oltlle; two '°"'' ~ c. •nd Dwtla $nllffl; """' ..... t~n. Pearl Htle, M9tt Sfllrnmtl, Ma. dm ~1111111, Edlftl. J-and Edne
Mhchelt; one "°"'4!r, Arthur Sml"''
Ind Olla ttr ..... 11d. ~ Wiit ~ htld Th\/1"54..,, 1 P .M4 Pftk Famllv COIOnlal ,UMnll HorM.
SMITH Miriam Hedon Smtih. Aii@ eo. f1f uo1 Ctrmetlt• 514 ~ .... di. Sur·
Vi"9d by dallltlltw, Mn. PfMlll It. Servm~r. ~; ••· Mn. Paul R • Tt-. M.tntfleld, Ollie: llleot.
MI'S. Miriam Sd!nltNr, U-&each.
Gravetlele Hrvlcn, TI!undrr. 2 P .II... Westmln1~r ~I P•ftt. Dlncled
by Wet!tllll _,.,.,.,, ~
CERVANTES
llur.t11no Cervin'". Atte '8. ef 75' S~atlmor, COtte McH. Survived by
wife, Carmen1 ""--·· Gutlavo. ""rellono, eftd J1wu IMI -......,..,
Dolores, E.,_le, C-, OIM Miii
Sllt¥ta. an flf Ille 111emt1 •!Id ftflllf'.
OailorH CHV9Mn. Mnlco. lt-rv.
IOltle/lt, 7 P,M. It_.,. ~. ~
-IV, f A..M., 11811\ at Sf. Jottdllnt'I
Catllofic O>urdl, ~. Good 5'-
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'S11n11aine' Winners
Fountain Valley's Mary Sull ivan (le(l) and Bell El-
lig captured best actress and best supporting act-
ress honors, r espectively, at the Los Angeles Coun-
ty Drama FesUval last week for thei r roles in ''Lil·
tie Mary Sunshine." Director Thor Nielson also
won an award for his staging of the musical.
For the Record
Theater· Not.es
'Oklahoma' Opens Big Week. on OC Stages
By )'OM TITUS
Of Ille O.llY '11111 Sltll
From the rustic. carefree
melodies oC Rodgers and
Hammentein to the moody
verbal dissection of Ten-
nessee Williams, with a
pinch of Far E a s t e r n
seasoning by Bertolt Brecht
thrown in -tt.at's the
varied menu of n e w
theatrical fare available !or
Orange County playgoers
this week.
It all begins tonjght when
the curtain rises on the
,South Coast Civic Light
Opera p r o d u c t i o n or
7 Senio1·s
Seek Title
"Oklahoma," r u n n 1 n g
through Saturday at the San
Clemente High School Triton
UCI campus. Reservations
are available at 833-e617 •. • • •
Center. At Fullerton. Alan Hart
Then Thursday the Irvine returns to a role he played
Repertory Theater at UCI -~---several years ago as the
comes forth with I t s def.rocket: minister Shannon
season's finale , ''The Good who "defects'' to a sleazy
Woman of S e t z u a n , ' ' Mexican boarding house.
Brecht's commentary on Anita Mallt appears as Max·
faith in humanJty, updated lne, owner of the establish·
to the Vietnam war era. ment, in 11Night of the
Williams' "The Night of Iguana."
the Iguana'' takes the stage • Others in the FooUighters'
of the Muckenthaler Center cast are Karen Freitas,
F'riday night as the Brad Miller , Jim Noack,
Fullerton Footlighlers open, Lennie and Arm a n d
their la st production of an Villagomez. Neil Kleven,
ambitious season. McCleod, Joyce Hatman, Bobbi Aller and Natalie
"Oklahoma" is the second Randall Harman, P au 1 Barish.
rroduction or the South Jdeker and Al Pierce. The D i re c t e d by Lee
Coast CLO group, which show runs five evenings, Hollenbeck, tbe Williams
was born last spring with with an 8 p.m. curtain drama will be s ta g e d
"TI1e Music Man." Kent rnthcr than the traditional Fridays and Saturdays for
Johnson directs the R&H 8:30. three weekends al the
classic. now enjoying its • • • Muckenthaler, ll9 Buena
'I'he "Night in Paris" 25th anniversar y, w hi 1 e Brecht's "Good Woman'' Vista Drive near Malvern
Step, 1827 Newport Blvd.,
Costa Mesa.
Meanwblle, at the SCR Se-
cond Step Theater I n
Newport Beach the Camp
Film Festival winds up a
four-weekend engagement
wlt'h Ronald Colman in
"Lost Horizons." Also on
the bill are the f i n a l
chapters of "Flash Gordon
Conquers the Univ~rse." • • •
Reservatioos for b o t h
• • •
The Santa Ana Com·
munity Players continue
their production of Nell
Simon's "Barefoot in the
Park" Friday and Saturday
at the Players Theater, 1020
W. 8th St., Santa Ana.
Sally Brown. Gordon Har·
ris and Rath Gabler are fea·
tured in the comedy under
the direction of Rbss Corbin.
Jack Kielson and Charles
Guyot complete the Santa
Ana cast
'·Macbeth" and the Filmliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia Festival may be made by
calling the SCR central box
office at 646-1363. • * •
lET'S BE FRIENDLY#
If you have new neighbors
or know of anyone moving
to our area, please tell ua
so that we may extend a
Criendly welcome and belp
them to become acquainted
ln their new 1urroundings.
prom draws closer as seven Wallace Gillman is musical is ufrected by Robert Cohen , Street, In FuJJerton. The ffunf"inglon Beach senior girls at Newport director and Lynne Morris artistic director ol the UCI reservation number is $28-
Mary F a s t m a n ' s pro·
duction of "Nobody Loves
an Albatross" resumes Fri-
day for the third of a
scheduled six weekends at
the Orange ·Studio Theater
with Anthony B r a n d t
playing the central role.
Others in the cast of the
Ron Alexander c o m e d y
which s a t i r i z e s the
Jlarbor High School have handles the i n tr i c a t e repertory group which has 8683.
been chosen to be prom choreography. staged "The Hostage" and • • • Visitor
princesses. Heading the San Clemente "Dark of the Moon" as its Closing out an extended television industry a r e
The pri ncesses are J anet cast are Bob Gunton as first two productions.. slx-weekend run at South 536-9626
Coontz, Chris Johnson , Curley. Gloria Pyle as The fable of a tender pro-Coast Repertory's Third
Leslie Day, Carol Faulstick,
John Dudich and Betsy
J lewet:t. Reserv~tions are
obtainable at 633-2233.
Karen Schorg, Tr a c y Laurey and Joan Strickland stitute exploited by tllose st e p T h e a t e r i s Costa Mesa Visff or
Sherick, Becky Marr, Elissa as Aunt Eller. Other major around her is being staged Shakespeare's "Macbeth"
Lindroth and Sharon Amodt. roles are played by Laurel in a contemporary at-under the direction of David 1.=====----::====I 642-2472
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Divorces JaS::i"RC:-corev ... c.rttcn J. cor~v The prom, to be held on Schee!e as Ali Hakim and tion. Jones head the cast of the 49~579
Jemtt L. Ao.ms "' GfOrv• w1>11e May 29 at the Newporter James Chapman as the Six l>'?rformances of the tragedy, supported by Cle-C•tch "P -.•ickly 911 local
!NTIRLCXUTORY OEClllS Bt!IV Jo Somool n Jo/In Sompo!
A~';!ll!,lo LGSll!TIOlo ... (N!IH l. Inn, will feature "The Spe<:· villainous Jud Fry. drama are sch e du Jed ' ment Davidson, James Bax-IHllh. 1t .... '"'comped, COlll• Harbor Visitor
Oonna M Gr.vmel< YI Jolln w. trum". Rounding out the prin-Thurs d ays th r 0 u g h es and Hal Landon Jr. ;>r•h•nslv• h•m•tow11 .Jitiell ,,
Joolo Ruth Wiison •• DoMld L"ov Wiison Harold Euvtne Btc-vs M•rcl• LUM Btck
Grmarek It is being planned by the cipals in the "Oklahoma" Saturdays, closing June 1, at Performances are Thursday the DAILY PILOT. u 2. • 535 Nancv Joan McK•nntv v1 Lerrv A. -~ McKlnn•v • .!j~uru~·~or~c~la~s~s:... ______ _:c~o2m~p~a~n~y _ _:ar~e-~D~e~a~n~~th~e~S~t~udi~·~o~Th~ea~t~e~r~on~-t~h~e~~thro~~ug~h~S~und~a~y~at~th~e:_Thir~·:!:d~==========~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I Vlr41nl• LoulH NllH •• or-s •• ,, ... Nlln Ethel C. Sltt>htn• Y> H•rbfrt T
Ste~tns Mich••• II ODrN v1 K•l~v """ Obr•~ Caroline EllMbflh Smith vs Jfmti
"'"''" Sm•lh Lind• R Bale• "S MochHI M. B•I~ 83rb.tr• E. Knlvnt vs Charlt< W•llldm K11l4M
MArV Jo Suitor• vs Anion l'ronk Sul·
tort (Mot M Horwood "' Tnom.. W. Horwood Ol•ne Flcbtrh Btrr•ll vs Rl<htrd De••
81rrttt Thtr~ A~rlft K U"l'tU Y> Pobf1 t Htclor June•• Fr1nll. w Mtllts Jr '" Phvllts H. Mal· , .. JOl!n H Stumt>o "' 0.,.1 M Slvmt>o Po,,,.I• C Wiisen vs Howard H•rold
WU.on, Jr Lllndt C. Clor•s Yl Aleundtr Lre FlorH
"NAL DECREES J•aMln• LoulH Ctustv v• Harold L. CaustV $h1rtfv Ann Klntef" v' Jimmv D K1n1•r
Donno Ltt Fritcher vs G Gery Le.
FrilChtr Maror•I Morrtlll'O v1 !>amuel //Of· ret1M E<tward l. ~ca YI Janet R.
AOOO~t Patricia Dldr1cll-YI ICtrl I . Oidrl<k•e11 Jack D Fil.or vs Koren R. Flltor sallt s. w.,1mortland "' Wt\l•v WeSlmortl•nd, 111 Mor•l•n Jester vs JrxJv L•vl Jt\t.,
8on,,lt C. N•wfin v1 Norm.an P Nf"wl•"I ll•dl• L. A. l•nnln; YS Robfr I E lan-
nln9 M•donno loul.e S.llig "' Loonard Mortin ~Ill~ Lu~ C O'•osco vs lllcl>ard M. O•OKO Nen<v Sovka YS Chilri.s F Sovke Non• E 1.1,.. Keltv .... Blltv Herold ICtltv Ro•• M Alvartt vs Antonio Garcia Al••ru Donne Clltrvf Ron i vs Samuel JotePll Rossi
luCY .Anotl "' Pav< J. "'''"' M•rv L. Mucld Y\ Ho"''' c Mudd Mee w P•les v• Jol>n w Pvln Cllllotd Mert Hill n Oorotl\y MM Hll(
Mtr•a" Oi'llAt vi HM'\er O&rlli JtoMll• Merit llobl>lns "' SOI R-111• S.nanN Joyce Smith ... Rn T"""'" s"'"" l!erb.tra D. Halt~ V\ J Marsh1tl H•141\
f fdn<t\ B Fylle vs Wiiiiam G. Fvlle P•m•I• K. Pawley v1 R•I~ Powltv Chrl\llnt .Ann• O'Brien Yl Robert
Jl'"1fl\ O'Brttn 8 .itv Lvnn B•lll v1 R••mond Balll RlrMrd Miio Barnell vs Marv Jan•
fl~rn•ll V1r9ln1a l S.,18\ YI Alfrfld M S.ltl
SUlv a Mttrv Bivltr\ v1 Charlt>s 8 lo1t"
Eun•c"' ~•Y Ptlroff vs AnthOf"lv P•trrtt Tn_.,,. E. Millard Y\ Elltn P.
MHfard
S•ndn D Ki.to\ Y\ M•nlr..S H Kt• 0\ H~lt" "'· EnqHsh "' Morr1$ L Enqtl\h
JUDGEMENTS
P•ni•I• l Yet .. vs Ronald Lft YMn (tnnulmenl)
Su1an "'"" fox Yt Erwin John f".:ct Henrv Ptler Guertin vs MllClrt<I M
Gu~rtl~ Nor"'• J . Bord~ ... Olhftfll C Borel•"• Jr Ptul• C. Frost Yl llich•rd C. l'ro\I
M•rv J•n~ WOOdcoC'k n Donald Wnnt Woodeo<k Ronald o. FO(ker1 VS DorclhV F. Fol..,ert
E 11ubelh L. Rowan Yt Richard 0. Rowtn John J, Musl•ll'• V\ E"'ll• M. Mu.lain& Normen F. Sorvnc• v• Frt<lrrl<k• M.
Jove• Esther McGredv vs S!trl1"9 Lewrrnce McGradv
l'renk Boorn Rice vs "''"'• Gtr>e Rice Sll•rcn Lvnnt D•I Suto vs JowPll Ellsworth O•I Seslo
Sllt•l.1 Marv H•llUll v• Erl< M H•""" Dorothta Walllft vs Jack K. Wallin
EMh Barnes VS PhlllP R. Barnes Cerol Vavrek Cradtr v1 Slev•n L""ls Crader (annul,,,tnl I M&rlorlo L. Stroud vs Vlc<or F. Strolid
(~nnul,,,tnll Jud1lh Ann BPniOn vs Dennis K•ilh Bensen (ennulmenl)
Births
LONG IEACH COMMUNITY Mey S Mr and Mrs Wiii••"' L Havo, 5261 v1ne1arid Drive. Huntlnvton Beath,
0111
ST. JOSE'H HOS"TAL
M .. I 11 r ind Mrs. Mon!V J Joh,,,...,. 20S21 SubUrb • LIM. H1H1t1119ton Buell.
w.:"~"" Mr\, Wttttam Mo<tM. 1'437
Sen Jacinto. Fou11111n Vallov, boy Mr. ano Mn. O<tnnl• II. A<ton. 1W71 Clar-I Lane. Huml1191on •••"'· M~•n<l Mn. Wiiiia"' J. Burns. 17'611 Plta~ent, Fovntaln V1H•v, 9lrl M•V t Mr. and Mrs Rov M. Tc•r, t6SS6 Se-quol• St .• Founloln Valley. bOv
M•Y 11 M• •nd Mr\ '<.k Hornv"9. ll.50 Cor~ Ldn<!. Costa NltW. girl
Unity Meet
On J un.e 5
High school offJcials will
just "go and listen" to a
unification meeting June S
involving Huntington Beach
and Fountain V a 11 e y
schools.
111e meeting, called by the
county' com mitt~ on school
district organ iza tion. will
discuss a unification plan
proposed by the Fountain
Valley School District.
1'he meeting will be held
at 8 p.m. in the Garden
I.rove Unified Sch o o I
Disllict Board Room.
Huntington Beach Union
High School D i st r i c t
trustees were advised by
District Superintendent Max
i''orney to attend the
mee-ting. They should just
"go and listen to get the
loUll picture." he suggested.
Tune in the
Colorful
Sound of
Orange
County
Music!
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~DEAR ANN .
the 11.xth sr• "Privacy Net<
because tbe lid
into the boy1
smoken: I c111
embarruament
when you 1aJd t
be done by • teacher who b
...u,atiq bec:ll
to di It, 1111111 J I
Smc*in1lt ·
Pint °" la JUI rooms. The bo
soap eo11talnera
over the noor. ••W( and pow r~J)tacle1. Th
into the tolletl
'Skipper' Orde rs Ful~ Steam A.head
II Wi~ the launching of a new year for the Harbor Auxiliary of the
Child Gwdance Center of Orange County, fund-raisin& pl&n1 are shipshape
and the new skipper, Mrs. John R. Sparling orders "full steam ahead."
Sparking functions is a cha!llpagne buffet, given to honor patrons
and patronesses of the 1968. ~mp1re Oebutante Ball, a major ways and
means endeavor of the auxiliary to financially support the center.
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A note of frivolity also was added to the hectic calendar wben mem-
bers and guests decided to celebrate the generous donation of the yacht
Ecstasy by William Abernathy. '
Proceeds. from the sale of the boat (which already has taken place)
benefit the clinic which bas widened its scope to treatment to emoUonally
disturbed children of Orange County.
Saluting the benefactor, guests arrived last Sunday dockside of the
Lido h ie home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cerf, to enjoy a casual caper in-
cluding music, prizes, cocktails, hors d'oeuvres and conviviality. ·
Dr. and.Mrs. Norman Watson will open their Eastbluff home for the
effervescing party from 4 to 7 p.m. Sunday, May 26. Hostesses will be
members of the ball committee and the new executive board.
. Assisting Mrs. Sparling are· the Mmes. Frank Marshall, J. O'Hara
South, Berk McCollom and Homer Howard, vice presidents ie charge of
programs, membership, thrift shop and ways and means; John P. Wright
and R. C. Cerf, recording and corresponding secr~taries, and Robert Ber-
nard, parliamentarian.
. . Chairmen of ~landing c~mmittees are the Mmes. Loui s Pratt, pub-
licity; Lawrence KitUe, hospitality; Jack W. Marshall, social; Bert J.
Dray, clinic clippings; Jack M. Hirsbon, provisionals; William Wood, tele-
phone; Daniel Gilcrest and Forrest Hart, Keynotes, and Edward Parker,
hours.
The Treasures 'n Trinkets Thrift Shop, the continuing fund-raising
project of the group. will be directed by the Mmes. Harry Kemp, hours;
Wayne C. Peart, calendar; Samuel Downing, treasurer; Madeleine Wil-
helmi, secretary, and Eyan Prichard; bundles.
Receiving special honors during the champagne buffet will be past
Guardian Angels-of-the-year, 0. W. Richard, Walter Burroughs, Dr. Dan-
-_..lei G. Aldrich Jr,, Dr. Tom Robinson,, Harry-Babbitt and And Devine.
Patrons and patronesses are Drs. and Mmes. Louis A. Gottschalk,
Ernest Krause, Norman Nixon, Robert W. Roper and Stuart Wilson; the
Mmes. Kenneth Attwill, Robert Bacon, Thomas Barnard. Sylvia Bogen,
Rinaldo Carli, Mildred D' Ancona, John Porter. Ruth Sparling and Cora
Peggy Wallace.
Others are the Messrs. and Mmes. Hancock Banning III, Barton
· Beek, J. Herbert Brownell, M. D. Bogen. J . Thomas Callaway, Albert W.
DeLand, Philip S. Doane, Chester Gifford. Robert Guggenheim, Karl Hol-
ton, Robert L. Humphreys, William Moseley Jones, Kenneth C. Kingsley,
Hal Lehman, Pullman Lowden, John Macnab. Fred S. Markham and Paul
Nissen.
Concluding the list are the Messrs. and Mmes. John A. Murdy Jr.,
Lindsley Parsons, William Rempel, Richard, Thomas R. Rutter, George H.
Shaw, Edward W. Schumacher, Donald A. Strauss, A. E. Tiffany, James
Waydelicb, JOhn Wayne, Donald K. Washburn, C. S. Wheeler and Wright.
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MATES' PLANS SHIPSHAPE -At the helm of Ute Harbor Aux-
iliary of the Child Guidance Center of Orange County for the en-
suing year is Mrs. John R. Sparling (right), and serving on her
steering committee are (left to right) the Mmes. Frank Marshall
"first mate'' and program chairman: Homer Howard, ways and
means chairman, and John P. Wright, recording secretary.
liA ANDERSON, Editor
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NETTING PROCEEDS -The Adoption Guild of Southern Orange
County will net proceeds from the Seventh Annual Tennis Tourna-
ment and Ball which b e g a n with junior competition this past
weekend. Stoppin& to chat in the middle of practice for the sen-
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iors competition are (left to right) the Mmes. Donald Peck. Rob-
ert Alleborn, and Randall Presley. The tournament will culmt·
nate in a Tennis Ball scheduled for June 2 when trophies will be
awarded.
Bouncing Youngster
Still Having a Ball
Seven years ago an idea was born ..•
An idea which grew into a healthy, bouncing youngster with over.
whelming popularity, far beyond its years.
It was the Tennis Tournament and Tennis Ball sponsored by the
Adoption Guild of Southern•Orange County.
And though it has never been an orphan itsell. it helps temporarily
unwanted children find loving homes through support of the Holy Family
Adoption Service. a nonsectarian organization.
Busy with arrangements for thi s year's seventh annual tennis tourna-
ment has been Charles S. Eaton. tournament director; Mrs. Edward A.
Boyd, tournament chairman: Myron McMamara. junior tournament di-
rector. and Mrs. John .J. Elliott. junior tournament chairman.
Junior matches were played last weekend but winners will be deter-
mined during rinals competition on May 30 to take place at Balboa Bay
Club Racquet Club.
Seniors competition will begi n with preliminaries on May 25, 26 and
30. Semifinals and finals will be on .June I and 2 al the Balboa Bay Club.
Play will be men's. women·s and mixed doubles. with four flights for men
including open. A. B and C. Women and mixed play wilJ have three flights,
A. B and C. Players will be limited lo two events. Matches will begin daily
at 9 a.m. and run continuously throughout the day at various tennis courts
throughout the area including Newport Beach Tennis Club. Balboa Pavil-
ion. Tustin Hills Tennis Club (formerly Red HiU) and Balboa Bay-Olub
Racquet Club.
Culminating the two weeks of play will be the Tennis Ball scheduled
for Sunday. June 2. in the Balboa B~ Club. Coc ktails will be al 6 p.fl).
with a buffet served at 8 p.m. Dancing1 will be to the Tony Rose orchestra.
l\lrs Lewis Dunmire is in charge of tournament and ball invitations. '
Mrs. Erle P. Halliburton Jr. is president of the Adopti on Guild which
uses th e proceeds to help defray expenses of adoption for adoptive parents.
Footprints on Ceiling Give Clue to Hand~riting Wall
t ~BEAR ANN LANDERS: Regarding
the six1b IJ'ade kid who lilfled himself
"Privacy Needed" and complained
because tbe 18d7 teecber kept baiting
into the boy1' toilet lookinJ for
smokers: I cu understand the boy1'
embarraument and you were right
when you aakl the lnvesUcatJng should
be dooe by a male, but. a1 a lady
teacher who bu bad to do the in·
Ye""8tiDI beclu.e 00 IDll• ii around to do It, mq I JINl'Dl my polition?
ANN LANDERS ~
smotbll ii the lult of the deviltry IOinr on la Junior high school toilet room1. The &o11 empty the ground·
ao.p coataJtler1 and thrOw the stuff all
over the floor. They rut b1tloons wtU.
wa~ and pour.It l$ the hall trash
rece-ptaclt1. They drop rolls ot Ussue
Into the toiletl and stop up the whole
worlu. At • school where a friend or
mJDe teacbea, the boys actually tore
the plumbiD1 out of th• walls.
Rectntl:J, we had the bathrooms
painted md one "' the boys told me I had to come wtt.b hJm and see the run-
niest thin( ln the world. He took me
lnto the lavatory, and there on the
· celling were greasy black shoe prints.
Several boys must have hPld one kid
upside dbwn to achieve this slartllfii;t
effe('.t. -
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Since you strive for reall~m I
thought you might UJte to hc::r from someone who ii able to uU it liJtf' ii ii.
-UNWILLING INTRUDER
DEAR UNWILLING: I appretlne
your letter ••d em prl•tl•I K at tilt
rlak el sfYi•I Ute llttJe demoas •• Ideas. lf pusy 1\oe prt11t1 bctla t•
appear " freallly pal•ted celll11g1 all
over tllt'""a•try, yo1 ud f tnatl •
tent Ute blame. ~ r atJll .. , -a mile 1boald de the a..
rs:trat111 •IHI lady Raclters sbo9W
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1tay the heck nut ef boys' bathroom•.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Why is Jt
that during a lime of sorrow there
always is someone around who Is
measuring the intensity of grief
displayed by the family? One hears
statements such as, "She must be
hard as na ils -hasn't shed a tear
through this whole thing." U there Is a
display of aiony. the same per.son will
remark. "She must be awfully tullly
or she wouldn't be putUna on such A.
·show."
Recently I heard this comment at a
funeral where the chlldrtn wept
open})': "Now that It's too late they
show some feeUng for their poor old
,. mother. Whe'l she was alive they
didn't bother With ber."
--~ -· ·--
For the life of me I can't figure out
why people make such tasteless.
unkind and ignorant remarks. Can
you? -BAFFLED BEITV
DEAR BAFF: Becaulf they are
tasteless, u1tkind and lporaat people.
What elst?
DEAR ANN LANDERS I ~ew up
with a girl who always has been a ter·
r;bJe liar C~therine Is eucUy my age.
In fact our birthdays fall the Nme
week. Last week I heard her tell the
ladies of our garden club that she ls
42. She Is 48 -born In lllro. just as I
was.
Do you think I ought to give the
ladles the facts? I hale to see her get
aw~ with It. i-CROWDING FIFTY
AND NOT ASHAMED
. . . .
DEAR CROWDING: Wlurt II 1M
getting away with? Do ,... WU
anyone «1ves • hnpall wlMtlter
Catbtrtne h ft or 41 er ti? A,. Iii ..i,
a aumt.er aed m..t people ewN tire
leu abowt Mmteee elte~ .....
For1et It. ·
Jr you have trouble g~ttlnl 11.oag
with your parertl4 • • . if you can't aet
them to let you Uve your own Jile.
send for Ann Landers' booklet, ·-· ged by Parents? How to Get Mn
Freedol1\.'' Send 50 cents in coll With
. your request and a Jone, at.illfed,
self-1ddre11ed envelope. •
Ann Lander1 wlll be 0-1 to blle JC"I
with your problema. Send tbm M-lllr
lf\.C&re of the DAILY PILOT ... S . 1tam~. ~~!i
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0 DAILY PILOT Tuesdly, Ma1 21, 1968
Hundreds ol Dollars Given to Scholars
Peering
Around '
MRS. PAUL Wllllam
Lawrence of Udo We, Bel
Air and Palm Sprln&a will
serve as co-ehairmu ol the
patronesses at tnree Nils
for American debutantes in
Europe this summer.
THE F OR llE R Mary
Crowley of Balboa Island
and now Mrs. Simone Pace
of Leucadia received the
honor of o u t s t a n d 1 n g
achievement in the School
of Education at the Unlver·
sity of Southern California.
Attending the ceremony
were her parents, Or. and
Mrs. Francia Crowley of
Balboa Island and San Ber·
nardino a n d Mrs. Nl.na
Johnston. ol Los Angeles. a
former teach« ot M r s.
Pace.
THE NEWPORT BEACH
apartment of Mr. and Mrs.
George Williamson was the
setting for a wedding recep· Three Orange Coast students are $400 richer, thanks tion to (left to right) .Jane Hagerty, Huntington lion and luncheon in honor
to Southern Orange County Kappa Kappa Gamma Beach High School; Kathy Yeager, Estancia, and of ber brother, Dr. Robert Flowers for Mother Alamoae's gift. Scholarship funds are raised by Debbie Newquist, Marina. Also receiving an awa.rd c. West and his bride. the
the group's annual interior design show. Mrs. John was Kathleen Gallaway, Tustin High School. former Mrs. P h Y 11 is A profusion of flowers is being created by Costa Mesa Chapter 1158, Women
Nette!; scholarship chairman, makes the presenta-Devereaux Fuchs. of the Moose for the annual Mother-daughter Banquet, to take place at 6:30 ;;;;;=:=:===~=========~~~~~~~~~~==~~~~~;;;;;;;;~;__,.~'Ol~~~c~QJl~Ple tire married p.m . .Dl.urs~ay ..23, jn Moo.Se..Lodge_ .Artisans at work are committee __ _
!V:""1)r. emrrtn 1lfm'ibers {le1rtol'tg11tr;-trrCMmer.wa1terrtaitme,--JOhn ""R!ed amt~
Dierenfield 1.n St. Andrew's Galluzzo. Also on the comntlttee are the Mmes. R-0y McCartney, Al Kutsch, May Dales Circled Zetas Chart
Exploration
Presbyterian Church. .Jack Vaughan and Vic Pilger. Tickets will be sold at the door. Dr. West is a prolessor al -------------------------------
the University ol Louisiana Convention Scheduled A vicarious exploration of
Ule Marshall Islands will be
conducted by Mrs. Frank
Feller, who with her bus·
band have resided there for
two yeara oo a U.S. govern-
ment mission. .
and ia apending a few
months lechaing at UCLA.
The newlyweds will spend
the summer l.n Europe then
retum t4 Baton Rouge in
August where Or. West will
continue hil teacbin1.
With the theme The Next
10 Years -Timetable for
Progress, t b e Calilonlia
Council for R e ta r d e d
Childr~ooking ahead to
the needs of Callf omia 's
mentally retarded at the
18th annual convention on
May 23-26. /
Confab headquarters will
be located in the Disneyland
Hotel, with the Orange
County Association acting
as hosts.
Presented this year for
ttie first time will be a
Youth Conference with
honorary co-chairmen Miss
Kathy Garver of TV's Fami·
ly Affai.r and Tony Dow.
who performed on Leave lt
to 8'vet".
Mn. William 'Jla.rr will
serve as moderator for the
youth group.
General chairman Is
Arthur Jacobson and work·
ing from Orange County are
Irving Stone, psychologist at
Fairview State Hospital and
former director of CCRS
who will serve as program
moderator; Mrs. Jo An n
TV PERFORMER
Tony Dow
K a r 1 , g e n e r a 1 e r·
rangements: Mrs. Jack
Nelson. reservations. and
Mrs. Arnold Li n d b e r g .
decoratioos.
Robert Fisler, president
oC the county group. invites
the public to attend.
STARLET
Kathy Garver
Take-Off time ls planned
for Zeta Tau Alpha Alumnae
of the South Orange Coast
following a 7::l> p.m. in·
stalllltlon of officers Thurs·
day, May 23.
Officers for the coming
year will be the Mmes.
Graham Gibbons. presi·
dent; E. Richard Walwick,
vice president; Franklin S.
Hurd, secretary; J e r r y
Nash, treasurer, and Burton
S. Grant, historian.
All Zetas living l.n the
south Orange Coast are in·
vlted. Reaervations m~ be
made with the hostess at
642-1682 ·or Mrs. Lester
Peterson Jr., 962-7595.
ENTE RTAINING the
Beta 1beta Pi fraternity
Mothers Club of UCLA last
week were Mrs. May Smith.
Mrs. Alez Clark and Mrs.
Belen Gregg in Mrs. Smith's
Balboa Island home.
After brunching in the
Smith home, the group
toured Fashion Island and
lunched at t'.he C o f f e e
Garden. Corona del Mar.
MISS CHRISTIE Smith,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.
V. Smith of Newport Beach
bas been iD.tiated into Delta
Delta Delta sororlty at the
Uravereity of A r i z o n a •
Tucson.
'Second Time Around'
·For · Chorale President
Mrs. Anthony O'Gorman
will serve her second year
as president (){ Harbor
Women's Chorale.
The club will gather for an
installation luncheon W.ay
29. in the Villa Sweden. Hun-
tington B e a c h Enter·
SHARON GALBRAITH
To S.y Vft'ft
Whittier Rites
In Summer
For Harborites
tainment will be provided by
the Mariners of Marina
High S c h o o I , Huntington
Beach, under the direct.ion
of Terry Danne.
Mrs. Danne directs the
chorale and Mn. R o y
Gustafson Is th·, ac-
companist.
Officers are the Mmes.
Thomas Kuder. vi~ presi-
dent; Randell Engel,
treasurer; Theodore Small,
c orrespooding secretary;
Joseph Blailrie, librarian,
and Bruce Cline, publicity.
Ot>ainnen are the Mmes.
Dean Williams, f a s h i o n ;
Roland Soucie, social; John
Hoffman, nursery. and Clif-
ford Walton, telephone.
Highlight or the group's
year was a performance for
the Leal(Ue of Cities Ban·
quet l.n Costa Mese Golf and
Counery Club. In tile au-
dieooe were the Orange
County mayors, councilmen
and wives.
The county w o m e n
perform for women's clubs. AND THE BEAT churches, schools a n d , ~OES ON -Conducting the president's duties of Harbor
pbilimthropic organizations. W_omen s Chorale will be Mrs. Anthony O'Gorman cat Jett}. Able assistance
will be offered her f.rom Mrs. Brue~ Cline, publicity chairman, and Mrs. Tbom-
daThey ~o~g freo~ry9 :~ as Kuder, vice president Cle ft to nghtl. Officeri: will be installed May 29. in Villa Sweden. Huntington Beach.
ll::l> throughout the school -===================·JI ye. in the Presbyterian r-----------.1
Oburch of the Covenant. PENETRA TtON
C08b MeA. Ne.,ty •"•rv••• •••ch tl.e
DAil Y "LOT, l.01t1elow• •ews. P•P•• for the F•llulout Or•~t•
Coot.
IF YOU ARE A NEWCOMER TO TOWN
OR KNOW ONE TO WHOM YOU WISH
TO DO A GOOD TURN •• I
~
Membenbip information
~ available by calling Mrs
O'Gorman, 549-3120.
Mr .. ad Mrs. Robert B.1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~11 Gellnith o1 Newport Beach I~
have diacloMd that their
dau_., Sbanm Galbrdb
will m.wry Juclloa R .
Sbawr Gil J._ 21, ID
Calv.-y Baptiet Clurcb,
PHONE THIS WONOEU-Ul COMMUNITY
SERVICE ANO A HOSTESS Will CALL
WITH GIFTS ANO INFORMATION.
Wh.Udlr.
~ fUture bride WM a
ttude9t at N'ewpmt Hart>or
MANICURES· PEDICURES
BY
KA .Y I
Hi&b boot ... 0r-.
COMt co1.,.., Mia.IS ua• fAnllMlf AA ' n. beoldklt41eet, toll ol ~ IUl9l IUl'IMU 11111
Mn. Carol lbavw of eo.&a 2141 Ne.,.,t IMI., Newpert IMch We W1lc0nte Y•
Horoscope
Leo: Broaden Scope
WED NESDAY,
MAY 22
By SYDNEY OMARR
"The wise man controls
his destiny . , . Astrology
points the way."
ARIES (March 21-April
191: Cycle continues high.
Your natural desire to lead.
pioneer comes surging to
forefront. You gain inner
knowledge. Someone comes
to you with confession and
compliment. You feel fulfill.
ed.
TAURUS {April 20 ·May
20 t: Obtain hint from
ARIES message. Toda,y you
find yourself involved with
group activity. Best to work
behind the acenes. Be quiet
within and answers will be
forthcoming. Ooo't push.
GEMINI <May 21-June
20): Accent on how you at·
tain goals. Analyze desires
-find out whetler you are
panging on to lost cause.
Don't stubbornly Insist on
old patterna. A friend shows
you how llo break new
ground.
CANCER (June 21 -July
22): Take notes. What is
being done at the top could
be improved; know this. Be
obwrvant. Later today you
may have opportunity to ex·
press own ideas. Be ready.
Have facts at band.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
Enlarge view. B r o a d e n
scope of activity. Let others
know that you do have
definite views. Advertise.
Wm, publish. travel. ~ve
about today. Shake off
lethargy. Get going.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
Straighten out accounts. Be
practical in finaocial af-
fairs. Your thoughts could
wander afar: to travel, to
relatJves at a distance.
Ca t c h u p o n c o r·
respoodenoe. Begin saving
money.
UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22 ):
Lunar position emphasizes
ways of dealing with op·
position. Check details. If
observant, yoo could make
valuable discovery. W.ate.
partner makes key sug-
gestion. Follow through.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov.
21 l: You oond to be im·
pulsive. but today practice
Special word to LIBRA: be
aw.are of necessity for
public relations.
lo find out wllo's lucltv tor You "'
mon~v •nd lovr, order SYdMY Ome•r'•
booltlet. "Se<rtl Hfnls for Men and
W°"""." S.nd blrlhclele and ~ «n~
IO Omur A1trolovv Se<rds. Ill• DAil 'f PILOT, l ox 31<!0, Grfnd C.ntrel SI•· Hon, New York. N Y. 10017.
restraint in dealing with----------
neighbors, co-workers and
relativ~. Some may goad
you -many want you to ex·
plode. Surprise them by
turning oo charm.
SAGITTARIUS <Nov. 22·
Dec. 21): Good lunar a&pect
today c o lac l d e s with
creative e n d e a v o r s •
romance. Activity comected
with childree also indicated.
Bring forth hidden talents.
Break through red tape.
Act.
CAPRlCOR~ toec. 22·
Jan. 19): Individual COO·
nected with c h a r i t a b I e
organization could solicit
your opinion or money. Help
those willing to a i d
themselves. Emphasis today
on home. property, real
estate.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18): Day proves stimulating
b ecause you make
humerous contacts. Various
views are expressed. Check
past notes, opl.nions. One
who is conservative. experi·
enced is on right track. Lis·
ten.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March
20) : FWsti project. Mooey
is forthcoming if you com-
plete assignment. G e t
what's coming to you. Some
may try to can~nce you to
ae<:ept less. Stand up for
your rightg. P r o t e c t
possessions.
IF TODAY IS YOUR
BIRTHDAY you were on
yotr own early. You dedded
to follow • ideal and you
were independent enough to
do so. Now you are ready to
make changes at home, to
move, to bolster domestic
JANET KEY
Entated
September
Rites Set
Mr. and Mrs. Charles V.
Key of Corona del Mar and
Corona have annoonced the
engagement ol t b e i r
daughter. Janet Clare Ke1
to John Patrick McGrogan
111.
Sept. 15 is the date
selected for the wedding.
The bridegroom-to-be is
tbe son of Mrs. Mary
McGrogan of Las Vegas and
John P. McGrogan of
Ontario.
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G E N E R A L . T E N·
DENCIES: Cycle high for
ARIES, TAURUS, GEMINI.
Kids' Like to
'Ask Andy'
Mna ud 61 .._ Rn. J. T
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r \•• r
Virgir
Wed
MRS. STA
Link
August
An noun
Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Jurney of Co~
have announced the
ment of their d
Rachel Ellen Jur
Gary PhllUp Garrar
Mr. and Mrs. Philli.
Garrard of Lagum
and f~rmerly of Cos'
The Aug. 24 wed<
take place in St. J
Baptist Catholic Cl
Costa Mesa.
The bride-elect
graduate ot Cost:
High School, a t t
Orange Coast Colle1
a graduate of LQs
CoUege of Dental M.
Her Ciance is a l
of Costa Mesa High
tended OCC. He 110\ll
ing in the U. S. Ar
tioned in Vietnam.
Emblem
Change
Laguna B<.'l:lch
Club 201 will insl
George Taylor as
president during a
torugtit at 8 in the E
lnstatung officer~
Mrs. Richard Garr
supreme presiderr
Mrs. Al Tatti. past
marshal.
Members of the
Beach Elks Lod ge
act as escorts an•
will be served at 6:
Other executives
their posts at the l
include the Mmei
Lavish Lou
Ti~
T ro u sseau!
even if it's limite
lunch hour, is a
way for a girl to pla
boneymoon.
Though everytb
takes on her honey1
need not be new. U
buy some lovelies s
not choose as a sin~
Two lounging ou
are a bit on the la
ue recommended
terrace b r e a k f .
poolside cocktails.
These may ru
harem pajamas
matching coat in
~to a lw<>
pie<;e swimming ov
its own coverup.
The coveru
available in a v1
moteriaJ!I, ranglni
br!,gbt.coi«ed tel':
toppen that are
enou&h even to we
pin(, to pJque, prf
ton « aharlakin.
A sailor suit ls a
vestmtot, f« bre
wtlen tbe trllCle wil
It can also come b<
Virginia
Wed in
Laura~ello
MRS. STANLEY MARTIN HANSON
Linked in St. Joachim's
Gowned 1n a fl.lll Jengt.b
satin and organza sheath
featuring daisy applique1 ,
and carryiag a bouquet or
white roses and carnationa
was Virginia Laura Mello
when she became the bride
of Stanley Martin Hanson.
The Rev. Thomas Nevin
performed the doUble ring
rites during a noon nuptial
mass in St. J o a c h i m • s
Catholic C h u r c h, Costa
Mesa.
· The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. 1.-0uis Mello
of Costa Mesa and her hus-
band is the son ol Mr. and
Mrs. Chester J. Hanson,
also of Costa Mesa.
-~ MR. ANO MRS. R. T. BAUGHAN
Home in Newport Beach
For Ceremonies
Hawaii Setting
Mi,ss Marilyn Kansala was
ask~ to serve as maid of
while ?diss Qandace
Ev s of Costa Mesa and
...._._MISS Vikki O'Berg ol Balboa
attA!nded as bridesmaids. Home in Newport Beach skirt hemlines and she wore
They donned crepe empire following a Hawiriian wed-the tradjtional Hawaiian
cut gowns and held bouquets ding ceremony and honey-white carnation lei.
of daisies. moon are Mr.· and Mrs. Attending as best man and
The benedict's brother Russell T. Baughan. matron of honor were her
Steven C. Hanson stood as The Rev. E. V. Sanderson brother·in·law and his wife,
best man. performed the double ring Mr. and Mrs. Rowland L.
Ushering were James D. rites In the Royal Lahaina Lohman. also of Newport
Mello, the bride's brother Hotel, Maui where a cham· Beach. She wore a pink chl!·
and Michael.-I!al:ks -t-h e pagne r~-Wti-2.!L and wed-Con dress and a floral lei.
riaegroom s ~of dtng-dtnnerwmrstaged. -Prior to their t.Fevelil\g &o
· Costa Mesa. For the ceremony the l1le Island. the Rowland
Urns filled with white former Mrs. Vi r g i n i a l..ohmans entertained with a
gladioli and yellow stnck !.-Ohman selected a yellow prcwedding family dinner in
adorned the altar. lace frock. f e a t u r i n g their Ba yshore Drive home
TllfMl~y. May 21, 1%8 DAILY PILOT J l
A Feeling for News
Peiper Touches Readers
By JOHN McDONOUGH material for use by the quires about six mootbs ex-
BOSTON (UPI) _ Tucked blind -another service of perieoce to master.
away on a narrow street in NBP. NBP Joans the machines,
Boston's Back Bay section About 100 volunteers in all called Perk.Ins Sralllen, to
is sn organization that tire engaged in t a p e those who promise to submit
b 11 h at least one book a montb. P u s e s a weekly recording books. S om e newspaper and two monthly record on their 0 w n Some 5CJ1 volumea, or
magazines. machines at home but moljt l9a,OOO braille pages, were
No one reads them -\n u,,e the facilities at the produced in 1967•
the ordinary sense. They NBP's Bay office. A prose book of some ~
must be felt. They are pro-NBP tape records books pages would take about 140
duced for the blind by t.ie or transcribes them into hours or nearly 18 full work.
National Br~ Press, Inc. braille on request fr~m in-ing dayt to transcribe into
(NBP). dlviduals. There is n 0 braille. When finished, it would be more than '100 NBP sayt "The Weekly charge except that the in-News" -started 41 years dividual must pay for the braille pages long. · the 1 In addition to _th ea• ago -is on Y weekly tape. services. NBP also provides
brt.ille news magazine in the Volunteers taping books a disc recording of the news
Western Hemisphere. do aboul one a week in review section of the New
"Our Special" is a although some may do as York Times Sunday edition;
monthly women's magazine many as four. produces large print teru
which it.s partially sighted The transcribing of books for the partiSlly sighted;
editor, Mary Elliott, says into braille is done on a traMCrlbes sheet music Into
"ls comparable in a way to machine a little smaller braille, and does 1ome
Good Housekeep~." than a typewrit'er. Tbe braille work on contract for
The other monthly braille sytsem takes about six other institutions serving
publication, "The H o m e months to leE>rn and then re-tihe blind. Teacher," is a professional --------------------magazine for social workers
and home \eechers of the
blind. ~ CALll'OatOA'S U CllBSr I N IHI/ W" ... ALL UNDB /t. ON~ llOOl'I
1 ... --°'-~ NBP is a n o n p r o r i t
organization which has 300
to 400 volunteer workers -HOME -· IOI plus about 60 mor~ who are _
inmates of the state prisons MAY 1., 28 1988 at Norfolk and Walpole. •• 1 "The work put out is o,,.,-.WJ,_,.,.,,18 ... "-"--,....,.n ... ~ absolutely exce~ at both ...__=:::."of...~±
btitltutiivm:"-aceording-to ~
Louis Dennis, a s s j s t :l n t ANANll• CONVINTION Clfnl•
manager of NBP. ..._, .:,::.::.,.:=..-=..
The prisoners also tape L'a:~~===·=-=-==-====;;~~~~~~! record textbooks and other _ = One hundred and seventy scallops at the tunic and for the newlyweds.
guests were present at the 1--------------------------------
sit.<Jown dinner reception. Beach & Edin~r Blvd. 2300 Harbor Blvd. at Wilson . St. 17904 Magnolia St. August Wedding Plans
Announced by Mesons
Mr. and Mrs. William
Henry Jurney of Costa Mesa
have announced the engage-
ment of their daughter,
Rachel Ellen Jurney, to
Gary PhHlip Garrard, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Henry
Garrard of Laguna Beach
and formerly of Costa Mesa.
The Aug. 24 wedding will
take place in St. John the
Baptist Catholic Church in
Costa Mesa.
The bride-elect is a
gr-aduate of Costa Mesa
High School, a t t e n d e d
Orange Coa5t College and is
a graduate of LQs Angeles
Co11ege of Dental Assistants.
Her fiance is a graduate
of Coeta Mesa High and at-
tended OCC. He now is serv~
ing in the U. S. Army, sta-
tioned in Vietnam.
RACHEL JURNEY
Brid•to-be
Emblem Club Reveals
Change of Command
Laguna Beach Emblem
Club 201 will install Mrs.
George Taylor as its new
president during a meeting
tonight at 8 in the Elks Club.
Installing officers will be
Mrs. Richard Garrety, past
supreme president, a n d
Mrs. Al Tatti. past supreme
marshal.
Members of the Laguna
Beach Elks Lodge 1724 will
act as escorts and dinner
will be served at 6:30.
Other executives to take
their posts at the gathering
include the Mmes. Rollie
Lavish Lounging
Gervais, junior past presi-
dent; Tony Mancuso, vice
president : Richard Goble,
financial secretary; Arthur
DeAyaJa. treasurer, and
Leslie Gilling and Gary
Clark, recording and cor-
responding secretaries.
More new ofCicers are ttie
Mmes. Lonn i e Bessette.
J ames Gorden and Walt
Gilbert, trustees: Robert
Smith, marshal ; Fred W.yer
and Walter Casella. assis·
tant marshals; G e r a I d
Smith, chaplain. and For·
rest Shryock and Ivan Hef-
ty, first and second guards.
Miss Susan Eatherly of Cos-Huntington leach Harbor Shopping Center ta Mesa circulated the guest at Talbert, Fountain Valley
book while Mrs. Edith Rand 233 E 17th St Costa Mesa of Costa Mesa attA!nded the • •
gift table. Special guests Costa Mesa Shopping Center 6827 Westminster at Golden West
were the Robert T. Tucks of C M W •
1406 W. Edinger and Bristol St.
-EdillCJer Center, Santa Ana Costa Me s a, the bride's osta esa estnHnSter
grandparents.
The newlyweds left for a
honeymoon in Palm Springs
before making their home in
Costa Mesa.
The New Mrs. Hanson and
her husband are b o t h
graduates of Costa Mesa
High School.
Montecito
Ceremony
Planned
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Cstbolic Ohurch, Montecito
has been reserved for the
July 20 wedding of Roberta
Ann Eckert and Roy Peter
Jackson Jr .• son of W.r. and
Mrs. Roy Peter Jackson of
Los Angeles artd former
Corona del Mar residents.
News oC the forthcoming
event was revealed during a
cocktail party in the Burl-
ingame home (){ M i s s
Eckert's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Eckert.
The future bride is a
graduate or Mills High
School. Burlingame and the
University of California.
Santa Barbara where she
will receive her masters
degree in speech pathology
and audiology in June.
Her ffance is an alumnus
of Newport Harbor High
School and received his
bachelors degree in history
from UCSB. He has served
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Africa, and after their wed-
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need not be new, it's nice to
buy some lovelies she would
not choose as a single girl.
Two lounging outfits that
are a bit oo Cbe laviah side ue recommended for late
terrace b r e a k f a s t s or
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These may run from
harem pajamas with a
matching coat In ailk or
brocade to a two-«..ctlree-
plece swimming ooUlt, with
its own coverup.
The c o v e r u p s are
avallable in a variety of
mcMrial!I, ranging fr o m
brlgbt-colot'ed terry clottl
toppers tbat are ledate
enoc.ch even to wear tbop-
ptnf, to pique. printed cot·
ton CK shark.Skin.
A aailor 1Qlt it a good ln-
vnt:znnt, f« bttfzy day•
when the trade wlodl blow.
Jt can also come bolM to be
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gamut, Is a handsome part
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retort department.
For cool evenings. take a
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buY a silk stole, or elegant
evening sweater tn white,
w1UI Jeweled decorations.
•~or footwear, black pa-
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desUn.atlon, and see what
the local mops have OD
band.
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J 4 DAILY PILOT
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Tent (;iiy Life
Poor People ComJ>O,re Housing Witli Home
By AUSTIN SCOTT
WASHINGTON (AP) -
By noon the sun's rays beat
down so fiercely u p o n
"Resurrection City, U.S.A.,"
that several migrants from
the South c()mpared it with
summer in the cotton fields
back home.
All morning children's
bare feet and the shoes of
hundreds of new arrivals
scuffed up little clouds of
yellow dust along the dirt
trails that are the city's
sidewalks. •
Tourists strolling under
shady maples and elms
between t h e Washington
Monwnent and the Uncoln
Memorial stared curiously
at the plywood huts. They
housed one of the most
varied communities many oC
the visitors would ever see.
There were heavy-set,
older folks from t h e
vitamin-short, starch and
fat diet of the Deep South's
• poor. And there were lean,
·-·"'·1-.i cockily confident N e g r o
teen·agers from b i g -c i t y
slums, most hard at work
building shelters.
Diamond."
WbJte volunteers sweated
next to tbem, young men
with blor:.d mustaches and
girls in shorts and sandals.
And the young Negroes
greeted black and white
volunteers alike with clench-
ed right fists raised, and the
slogan, .. Black power ,
brother!"
Putting the s h e l t e r s
together was a job !or the
young. Older persons loung-
ed in whatever shade they
could find.
"We're enjoying
ourselves," said a Negro
woman from Chicago who
refu!ed to give her name. "I
never lived in a decent
house in my life, and I've
worked all my life."
One but had its plastic
door flaps closed. Sun pour-
ing through the translucent
Leisure World
Man Honored
plastic raised the tern·
perature to a humid 1~
degrees-plus inside, where
Minnie Lee Hills of Marks,
Miss., sat quietly folding
clothes.
She vowed never to return
to Mississippi. "l 'm afraid
to go back there to live."
she said. ''They might be
mad at me for coming
'here." Twenty dusty steps away,
in the two-pole circus tent
that can hold 500 people for
meals or mass rallies, Lila
Mae Brooks of Sunflower
County, Miss .. talked of peo-
ple who have b e c o m e
discouraged.
''Some has said they were
going back home, and after
we talked to •em they said
they waln't," Mrs. Brooks
said. "I t.old them they was
having three meals a day,
whlch they wasn't getting in
Mississlppl Some children
get to .go swimming and
have toys."
door. At least we don't have
no roedles and bugs up
here, crawling all over the
food."
A volunteer on a truck
that comes in every day
frOO> the Seventh D a y
Adventist Church said her
group bu gffen out 13,000
pieces of donated clothing to
date.
The Seventh Day Adven·
tlsts also supplied t he
medical bus that treats
about 30 routine cases a
day.
Food has been.J>ltlltiful et
''Resurrection -1'.:lty)L even
though lines for it are long.
Corned beef hash, greens,
mashed potatoe!, gravy,
bread, canned peaches and
milk. cofiee or soda pop
made up this day's dinner
menu.
It is served by white
volunteers recruited by the
area's churches.
The shower and laundry 2 Mesa CPAs rooms that the Southern
Christian L e a d e r s h i p
Conference planned have Join Institute not been finished, so Mrs.
New Queen of the Seas Tight, sleeveless T-shirts
worn by these youths iden-
tified them as:
Frank L. Randall Jr .. sori
of Cap(ain and Mrs. Frank
L. Randall of Leisure World, Hills and Mrs. Brooks, like Two Costa Mesa Certified the other 1,500 residents, Seal Beach, has b e e n we buckets or pails for Public Accountants have
elected senior group vice bathing and laundry. been elected members of Queen Elizabeth II is probably the last of her line.
the ship that is. SomeUme next. January the Cunard ine..J\lilLSjtll<Lh.eUU1--1Ler-ma1<1~0 v<>n ge to N~w
York. a "coronation" il hopes will mark the begin-
ning of a long reign over the trans-~·uantic passeng-
er run. The ship is pictured here m th~ wa;ers ?f ..cJ.y..d.ehank. Sct>Uand, after =her ta1mchmg:m_ tbis--
1967 file photo.
"Milwaukee Youth Coun-
cil Co mlll.A.D. d o..e.-s. • •
·~tnvadel' • 1Memj)fus."-i1le
"Blackstont Rangers" and
ruident--ol_ Censoll~ "We-maOe-«tt -t--home the-Ame~titu.i.-of
c ro~cs n d u s t r .i ~ s with a bucket or pan, so It Certified P u b 1 l c Ac·
Corporation, a dlversilled ain't no trouble here" said countants.
manufacturing company Mrs. Brooks. "A fe~ of us They are Jack Mitch~ll
headquartered in New York had commodes but the Benton, 251 Knox st., with
City. waste runs right 'out there lo Arthur Young ~ Com~y Despite LBJ Pleas
"Peacemakers" of
Oticago's South and West
sides, and a PhJladelphia
group whose lettering simp-
1 y located their
neighborhood, "25th a n d
A graduate of UCLA, Ran-the ditches. Since the sum· and Wallace Richard Mills,
dall joined the company in mer mine has been running 782 Hudson Ave., private
Citizens rNot Planning to Stay Home
NEW YORK CAP) -
President Johnson's pro-
posals lo curtail travel
outside the W e s t e r n
llt>misphere and his urgin~
that Americ.-ans see their
own country first apparently
are not keeping many peo-
ple home.
A survey of major airlines
and travel agencies shows
-that the siale of tickets has
taken up the slack caused
by initial annouocement of
the proposals three months
ago and that sales are now
as good or better th~ last
year. A.sked how business was,
one travel agency executive
~were<!: "I'm looking for
help right now, that's how
good it is.''
The executive. Josephine
Arria of Americao lnterna-
Summe11ime
Dates Set
For Sehool
Summer school wi!J _be
held in the Harbor Ar~ at
six intermediate and six
elementary schools June 24
through July 26 betw~n 8
a.m. and noon.
Students who hav~ oom·
pleted 5th, 6th or 7th grade
may attend Davis, Enstgn,
Kaiser, Lincoln, Rea or
Te W I n k 1 e intermediate
SC'hoots and those who have
completed 1st. 2nd, 3rd or
41lh grade may a t t e n d
Presidio, Newport Heights,
Lindbergh, Harbor View,
Wilson or W.esa Verde
elementary schools.
lntheintermed i at e
schools, four review, four
enrichmeot and three elec-
tive classes will be offered.
Each subject is taught for
one hour embling a student
t.o select four subjects.
The elementary schools
will offer two hour classes
in two review subjects and
two enrictunent subjects.
Students may elect two or
four hours of basic skill sub-
jects.
tional Travel Service, said,
"It's far superior to last
year. This being an election
year I wouldn 't worry too
much about the possibility
of a travel tax."
A key C,.ature of the pro-
posals is a tax on all travel
expendihrres above $1 a day
outside the W e s t e r n
Hemisphere. The measW"e
passed U1e House April 4
and is n<>w before the Senate
Finance Committee.
An airlines spokesman
said what the proposed
r e s tr i c ti on s did was
decrease the projected step
up in overseas t r a v e 1
preparations under w a y
before the President's an-
oouncement in February.
One effect whlch has con-
tinued to the present, he
said, has been the ap-
preciable cancellation of
group flights by American
business firms.
It is believed thal industry
executives, who use such
trips in their incentive pro-
grams, r e a c t e d both
patriotically and with an eye
on a possible g<>Vemment
oheck of promotional end
entertainment items oo in-
come tax returns.
These cancellations made
a dent iD travel figure pro·
jections, but the gap ap-
parently is being filled by
Americans w1lo QJ'e not tak·
ing the ~strictions seriously
and by a big step-up in the
drive to get foreign visitors
to come to the United
States.
Trans World Ai r 1 i n e s
Abandoned Teenager
Tries to Build Life
LAPEER, Mich. (AP ) -
Hicky 'J1lorne, a teen-ager
abandoned by his mother at
a Miami, Fla. Airport in
1965. may never speak but
he's trying to learn, a state
hospital spokesman says.
His mother, Mrs. Victor
Thorne. was qooted by
newsmen at the time as
saying she wanted to focus
attention on the boy with the
hope that someone would
know a way to cure his
retardation.
Last Oct<>ber, the 16-year-
old boy was sent from
Florida to the Lapeer State
Home and Training School
"He couldn't smile. He
gulped his food." recalls
Frederick Campbell, direc·
tor of community relations
ror the hospital.
''Now. he has a real good
smile," Campbell s aid .
·•And he takes his time at
eating, Like the other boys
do."
He said as far as in-
stitution supervisors know.
Ricky has never talked. He
com municates by nodding
or shaking his head
be the result of brain
damage. The boy. born a
normal c h i l d , developed
brain fever. probably from a
virus, which caused retarda-
tion. Campbell said.
After Ricky's wanderin~
around Miami International
Airport led t.o pubUcily. his
father. Victor Thorne .
resigned his job a s
superintendent at a planl in
Warren, e Detroit suburb.
The parents sold t h e i r
$35.000 house and moved.
Charles Wagg, chief assis·
tant director or the
Michigan Department of
Health, said the parents
would be billed for Ricky's
confinement if they could be
found.
However. Ricky's tw o
sisters, who are married
and Uve in Michigan. have
visited him at Lapeer.
reported that it has in-
creased b o o k i n g s for
overseas fli gh ts and "an·
ticipates a further upswing
this summer."
Travel also is on the in·
crease to at1d from Hawaii,
California, Ule V i r g l n
Islands, Canada and South
America, Ille a i r I i n e s
report.
B r a n i f f International
Airways, which s e r v es
Sooth America, said its
travel has picked up 30 per-
cent over last year.
In -another development.
both Pan Americen and
Trans World Airlines &11·
nounced that they tem-
porarily had s u s p e n d e d
fUghts to and from France
because of the widespread
l'trike in that country.
Girl's, Boy's
Staters From
Ai·ea Chosen
The study o( government
will be included in the sum-I
mer plans of two Newport
Harbor High School juniors.,
Lucille Struble and Lewis
Wright recently were chosen
to attend Girls' and Boys•1
Stale.
Girls' State, to be held at
UC Davis, exposes the art or
practical poUtics. The girls
on each floor of a dorm
elect city oCficials. Each
dorm Is a county with coun -
ty officials also be i n g
elected. The dorms together
compose the state. the state
then electing its officers and
representatives.
All elections are patterned
after the actual election
system. even to the degree
of having primaries and a
state convention. Political1 parties also are involved.
Miss Struble will be assign-
ed t.o either the Whig Party
or the Tory Party. I
Transportation will not be
provided by the school
district.
Doctors could find nothin~
organically wrong with his
vocal cords. however, and
do not know positively why
he has never talked. One
doctor at Lapeer said it may
After Ricky was found at
the airport, Mrs. Thorne
identified him as her son.
Florida oHicials to o k
custody of the youth, ac-
cording to Dr. J oh a
Pres key. Dade County. Fla.,
youth s er vices director.
Last August the Thornes
said they would no longer
pay the $220 a month lo
cover Ricky 's care, he said,
and P r e s k e y asked
Michigan authorities to lake Ricky.
Boys' State will be held on
the C a l i f o r n i a State
Fairgrounds. The election
process Is essentially the
same as Girls' State, except
that the political parties are
called the Federalists and
the Whigs.
Calif omia Legislature in Action
' ( ---.
1963 as vice president. in the ditch right outside my practice in Costa Mesa.
LET YOUR
PATRIOTISM
Fly • new fleg et' your home or office du ring
the yHr's "petriotic seuon." You cen 11ve
money •nd help the Boys' Club of the Hubor
Are• et the seme time, too. Just order this de-
luxe fleg kit et only • frection of its rHI reteil
velue. You'll get es • bonu1 • mineture G•li·
lornle stete fleg -ell delivered by • Boys'
Club member to your door or meiled directly
to your home in time for the holideys. Hom• de-
livery in Newport end Coste Mesa only; flag
lei+. will be meilecl to other Orange County
eddreues.
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NOW PLAYING
&Mt Picture
Int Actor
The story
of a girl
called Sara and
the key she
gave to•
different man
each month.
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SANDY DENNIS
ANTHONY NEWLEY
t\•• .. --.
THEODORE SIKEL
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TAYlOR BRANDO
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En• Ton~ht ..........
"DAY OF THE
EVIL GUN'' ......, ...
"GUNS FOR
SAN SEBASTIAN"
Sttrt1 Wtdnuct.y
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YI.I~
"THE DOUBLE MAN"
Bargtin M•tinee
Wtdnffdty, 1 p.m.
• TutSd~, M~ 21, 1968 DAILY PILOT JS
'Minority Musle' Garner LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
SUPl!lllOll COURT Of' 'llll T nm ~ STATI 0, CAl.ll'OllNIA p·o• NOTICE TO CREDITOH CIH.,ICATE Off CORPOllATION TNI COUNTY OP LOS ANGILl l IU"llllOll COURT 0" Ttll ,011 TllANUCTION 011 l'UllNIH
....... Pt m $TATI 0" CAl..,OltNIA '" uNDllt PICTITIOUS MAMIE llOTICJI' 0#-Ml.I 011 lllAL THI CO"NTY Off OUN.I Tlil UNOEltSIONEO COltPOllUION
,ltOPlllTY AT PlllVATI" SALll Mt, A•JHH dot> llereW\I ettlll\I INI II I• condllCll"9 •
111 Ille MAii .. , of Ille EtltS. of blitlt of Mtlf'Y !. P•""'-• 0-.MICI. butlntu lolmt. •nd n•ttma 4ulrlb<illon
ANTONIO J. AVll.A. oec .. seo. NOTICE IS HfAE•Y GIVIN "' t ... bl1>ln&U ~led •• ltn Fr•n!:ll L•~e.
OCC Sets Spring Boosts
Concert Sunday Racing Nol((lf Is !ltttbY t lvtl\ 11\fl lllf 1111-crtc1llors of lllt •bo•• Mmed «IK_,,t Co.le Mew. C:.lll0tnl1. u..O.t tti. nc-WU.Md wUt wll et 1Hlv11e Mlt. It llM !Ml ell ",_' 11ev·1.,. (Ill,,,. -IMI Hie tll[Ous 11"'1 Mme of s.revu•td luslneu ~ tllll ""' bidder! tublt<t It ~ M~ 4ec-,,. reQUlrecl to 1111 ftll!n, S)ltltmJ o1 Soulllffn C:.lll0t1tl• Ind tl\tl
flnMlloft " Mid '-' Ot (Olll't, Oii ., Wllll ~ -IY ~ .. II\ .... offtca Mid """ .. COtllllOMd ol .... lollowl~ efltt .... altt MY fl/, MeY• 1 ..... Ille ef, " ... C~ fl# Ille tllow .,,lllltd C1141f1, Ot COOrllOrellon, wtloM ptfllCl!>el pll(t 1!A
flCI " Herrv A. Frv encl llobtrt v. tt _, ~. w1111 "" -..rv 111.111-I• tt 1011owt: 87 BOB THOMAS l.~11. 61 ICMllll Lelle A-. 511119 llO\IClltt'•· le Ille uncltrtltMd al IM Offlc. YOUNGQU1$T SALES, INC., Jltt
A special section on the
music Of minority groups
will hllbii~ the Sprin1
Choral Concut at Oran1e
Coast College Sunda.y.
The concert will be open to the public without charge
In the OCC auditorium
be~nning· at 8 p.m.
Performing in the concert
will be the SS-voice chorale.
the 18-member MadrlWal
Singers and soloists from
both groups. Also on the
program will be the OCC
.. , ..... ,
Albert Finney "CNARLll IUllllS"
Bit Comedy ''THI JOKlllSH
S.... Wete""49y
5 ACl4tmY Awlrch
9111 Pklu,.._a .. 1 Actor
llod Sleive<-Sldnev Pollltr
"ht Hie H• ef ttle Nlfllt" J Acedemv Aw...,1
"Te Kiii • Medi~
201. paudtfla, Cl.,._I, •II lllt ri,M, If. " k\141dtr, l'ordt I. Hfflt'f, Atterl'ltY'-l're11<1t L.arw, COii• ~. C11ifo1n,_.
B ...... E" ..... mble, __ .. _ the HOLLYWOOD •(AP) -111 and 1nw111 ·°""Id -*· con-15* SullMt 1ou1t~•"'· Peclllc P111wc1tt. WITNESS 1tl 11e11C1 1111i 12t11 o•v °' ~-....., UIJ\Rll' alsllne of • lnS.tWSI, 111 elld te C.llfernla, Wllldl It Ille ti.a ol M l-• Mtrch, 1Ht, ~Uon ot Dr Qaarlts James Gamer ii a m.--.. ,,,., C!fff•'" ,.~1 • IV ioce•• '" "" .,. 111t 11111WM1...i In •II -"·~ •· <GorPor•t• s.10 • ''"··-;, CllY 01 AMNlm, C IV ol °''""'' Slllt tatntftt It Ille .. ,. .. of wld .-1. YOUNGQUIST SALES, INC. Rutherford of tbe OCC Wi~ star who invested bis ti Calllernla ~ rt1e111tr1V oe-illld w1111111 •hr rnonh 1n.r t111 11151 "'°llCAI· av: Alldv You. nvqu1tt
.--iA • tollowl~ !loft of 11111 ""'let· Pfftldenl m."' department. huge earnlnfl ln land and "UnclfYICled Ill !tiff,..., '" 1.ot Oiied ~·II "· ,,.. ••rlllr• YOUlll<IUISI
V al --'" --.IA • 11, Trect 1111 •• "' -,_..., Ill Htltn M. $ttM Stutl•ry oc ll'OUIJI wa.u.,. WJll'Cr oil. Yet he alows himself 1oo1c sa. , •114 10 of &xt<utr1x °' 111e w111 .,. n~n oF cA1.1Fo1tN1A. the direction of watt.-E ~._ _1. Mr-1i-"'-re<»rdl °' 0r.,,.. ri. •llOYt "'"*' dtC11C1t111 couHTY oF Los ANGELEs .... . one lnvestmeM U1M ls a C-IY. ~ acw.w. P-* I MHltr. r of, 1111• 12111 div of rMrd\, .A.O. 1968.
Gleckler, director ot vocal Term• ...... l Cesll Ill litwtlll -...... l4l4lMf ... llV.~ IMlort mt Marrv I,. N•lson. Jr •• Nolarv
music
...... A -Ue•e. guaranteed loeer. "" u1111td .,,,_"' CIOftflPm.ttlefl"' .. , ... hclflc ,,,....._ C.IHMll• ,111>11c 1n w ,., .. 10 GounlY and s141e.
-ian:: "" • G 1~ " t-' bid to Ill dllletlted w"' 'ftl1 Ill • e L .. ,,,~ ,.ldlftt IMl'tln. dulv commluloned and Gleckl aid the coatert arner bu fOMIMd the llld, All ... wblect .. _,._ .. A""""' .., I Xlalfrhl • "'0 , n., ptrsolllllV ·-•red Andy et' I 4 f _.1~ ~toll of Adl!llnlalteltl•. lldt 0t ol· PUOll"*I Ot-Cotti Oel!Y "llof, Y-1•1 a!ICI llarlltre Younoqul~ will wind 1m the yeer for the " m e r C & D lntem1NVU&l lian llO be In wrl""' aftd will be. recelwd Alltlt ll aftd IMY 1, U, 21, IHI T.IMI --lo n.. to be the Pruldtnl •nd \:f _ __. . ti IN ..,_kl office 411 aMI lf!l\I aMr Secret •
groups. W1uch just retur-.. RaCJng Co. which sponsors "" 11m ...,11bt1011 "--' anct be!Ore 111e LEGAL NOTICE •IY r-11"'1v "' 1"* con>0••11ori .__ ..... lr J •--{ • ... Of aalt !Mt execvted tlll wlltlln lnttrvmtnl on
""'" WR: tllftUa ,..._ 0 entries in the major MJto DATl!O: iftte 15111 div " /MY IHI, 1191\elf of Ille c:orPOt•llOll lhertln named. Northern California WbUe . Oorotllv M. Avila llOTICI TO CHDITORS •IMI ~nowltdlled 10 mo thet such c ....
• ' races Of Cfte World. Of file Mmlnltlralrlll 01 111t IUffl!lllOtt COUH 01' THI porellOft uecuted IN aame. tber-e, the CfOUpt IUI for fin . Ell•tl of MIOlllO J. STATI OP CAl.ll'OllNIA .. o. In Wllnftl Wlltrtol. I M•t ./l«rtunlo "' ttbe ~ SfDlte a a d a. nctal a&pecfa, be com· ~-... Ot<taMCI THI COUNTY 0, OllANOI mY hind aftd efflxed mv offlclal sul , ... _. m e.nts. "Ev-if I won first Mt. A-SHU a•v and yur In 1111• ctn111u11 11ro1 abo•• A.alembly, lel'VicemeD -· "'" NAlltY pay a I slas. of GIOllOI! W. HAlll.OW, wrllltn.
F_.. Ord A_... t r ..u-H prize in every race I en· ao11llT v. uuo11tDA1.• O-Md. (OFFtctAL sEAu "'"'" aau a ~......, •-...1 I ..tLn ~ •• t.a..•t br-"' A!WMYa Al Law NOTICE IS HEttEIY GIVEN to Ille H1rry L, Nelson. Jr. General H .. ...M .. 1 ""'~• .w.& wvu.ai --. ...,. 1ta 1..-..n ,_..._ creditors of IM allow ,..,.,.., de<Mnt No11rv Public • C1lltorn11
-...-.· even '' 61 1o111t11 ~ A-!Mt 111 ",._ llf\11111 c111m1 "''"'' Ille ,,1nc1111t Office In G~ &Md ona al the . , ....... c....... Mld decldefll .... NCllllred .. fl1-...... I.OS AllOtles C®nly . · Then why Ill a dollar-COO· Teh llUI IYCllllOft WIN wlltl tM MUSNIY WOICtltn. 111 Ille office My Commission Ext>lrft
most excrltina numbers on sciou.s -an ua. G·--· in 111a1 Mu.,..., ....,, of 111e ci.rtt ot ..,. •bow 1r11111ed e1141rt, Ot A119us1 J1, 1m the dr will be Della ..., wr.e -._. • .............. .., ............. 11• IO pr-t """" wllll Ille _,,, HJIU pro .. am VOlVed in the sport' ,,ubllllled Or•-C:O.sl Delly ,!lot. 'VOllC,,.rs, lo Hie -raltMd •t !tit office NILSON, TILSON I TlllVETHtCK
Joio's "To St. Cecelia "Because I w..t to do ,,.., •· 21. "·IHI ui..e ::, t.'1:'~~! :2~·..:,.~s::...:. ~= ::.t.H4oh::::"'Cellt.,.
with Ile ch o 1 r ale ac-something for raclnt," said LEGAt NOTICE =.,. ~~n?:. ";: ="~~~1=.:;1 .:! r! :.:. 't!::itn.11 "'"
companied b y the Bran Garner 1 long-time en· c1en1, w11111n six "'°""" ... .,. ,,,. ""'' ""-n
Ense mble./ thusi t' 1 , ... ,.~ "N::.. llOTIC• 0, SAt..• 0,. RIAi. 11Ubllut1011 111 1111, 110tlct. Publlal!ed ora.,.. cout D•ltv Pltot.
T a s ,or ...... cars. "" PttO .. IRTY AT PlllVATI SAL• O•ted Aptll ,., lffl. """' 30 tnd May 7, U, "· 1"8 nua
Soloists featured In the many people realiz.e that Ne. m,M4 ~~~~;,~•~tow"* Wiii
number '.fill include Pamela auto racing ii the second In .... S111>1rlor Court OI .... Stall of of Iha •bov• named dtcedenl
Givina of Huntington Beecll; b iggest apectator sport ln ~!~11, tor ,,,. county .,. L.,. An-:~!".!v~1:, t::•NKl.IN
Debra Toner of Costa M•a; the world after football-1n '"' M•"" of "" E11•1• of osm 1•1 E. 11111 strett Cl!llTlfflCA~:2J: 11usiNrss and Bill Kennedy o f or wh t ' Ill w MA1rc11, •lso kl\OWll •• 0• w. March, Cell• "'"'· C•NMml• n.v fftCT1T1ous NAMI a We C 1oc:cer. otaaMCI. Ttl '*°2251 The undtrslen~ -s c.rtuy he b con· Newport Beach, all lillODI "Racinf is ju8t coming In· Notlca I• fltnlr'I' llWll lllel 1111 under· A~n fer ••lalfrt• ,.11ot ductlr11 • buslnus •I 1780 Wnlltftr A••. ae a vocal 6-1..... B ill to .... in "'A ..... -............ I ,, 'r1v•tl Mlt. to ,... lltlled o..... Coetf D•lfy m.& Coif• Mew. C.lllornla, under Ille fie-
LEGAL NOTICE
..... no 0WD .. .., c.._.,, llltMll eM btel bkldtr, Mild to COii· Al>rll 30 end IMV 1, 14. 21. lNI lllloln llrm ntrM of II L.R. '1-r~~!!!~~!!!!!\;~!!!!!!1,-l~~§~~~~~~R~·='"' "· ~JYcbardlO!L._gf H~and I'd like to do wbatl CID flnNlllll ,,, Mkl S-tlor Court. Oii or LEGH "'"""'CV ENTER,ttl5ES •!Id lhtl Hid tlrm ,, 11 Beech wUM1rbaP~~PeC;ple ~I~,-=--~~~~;.: __ QU..J.llLU.l ~ _,___ .. ...._fel .... IM·H •-....wlloMI g;gm IOloist. realizing what an exciting Jr.. .. Wllttllre lati .. vard. aeverl~ ,..,. :.::'.'"'rr-~11rate~sr111~-ins
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The concert will be t})e OD-aport it i.s. Rae. like tbe&e ~t~~ ~11~17)~~~".~ fn_ l.~.~1~\~~ ClllT~r~~~T~:u~" .. ::~NHS c!::'M'!s. Rtl•h1rd, lf71 AMhelm $1 .
J:y home __.•aoce this at Sebri.ng aad Dayto• •Ml llllWHI °' uld deetn td •t tne the unc1er11vnec1 dOn cenlfV I •m CM-Dated Mav 13, ,,.. -rr-time of tlettll lftd ell Ille rltht, ttllt dvdlnt • bu•lnns •I 1771 N-•I Peul R. R1lnherd leniestef for 1be O'OIJPl1 Beach dr&W crowds O{ end fftltNlt !Ml t111 nlele of Hid de-Boult .. rd, COilt Mesa, Cellfornlt , under Sl1le of C1lll0tnla, Or1r!fl County• al1hou«h they have perfonn-100 000 The Riverside track ~ ''" IQIUlred lw -rat1011 of 11w IM flctlllou• llrm n•m• of FINN'S on M•v 13, 1N1, ti.fore mt 1 Notarv ' ;__ et •1: (JOO Of o!tlttwl•, o111tf flltn or 111 eddltlon BARBER SHOP end 11111 ,.Id nrm la Plll>llc In Ind tar Hid Slit..' personally ed extensively ln tile .... De8C -re CID g _, . to 11111 " aakt deaned, el ltll 11,,,. c:om--i of IM tolloWtr11 Pll'IOll• wllOse •-•ed Paul R. Reinhard known to me
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MARRIAGE AND
RUIN YOUR LIFE"
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"CMIH9"Lllb'"
"WWt Uldll DM"
Accom--"--'st ....._ "'--groups E ven a place like Rock-f1f dtattl, tn and to •It the ceneln • ...,.. n•m• _in 11111 •nd piece°' rnlHMI 1•" 10 be "'' PtrlOll w11 ... n1me is •~trlt>-1""".. ivi· un: . h • erlY 1llu1led In the County of Orenee. loltow>. •d lo lhe wllhln lnslrumenl and ecknow·
is Mrs. Betty B abbitt. m g am: N.C., whic h has a Sl•I• of C1tll0tnl1. pertlcultrlY descr1be<I D~::.·~·n·~· A:.1~~:~;.;rnl~44;;705~trlax lod9td he uecul•d the nm•.
p opulation of 5,500, CaD es. tollows, lo-wll: Daltd Aprll 2', ltdt. !Offldel Seall
dr 50 000 .J OllANOI COUNTY Ronald l Finnigan Roselle C, ICllOX
a w • peol"e on a rac· 1'-lall\ Vllltr JOIRI VtnlUre} Stall of Catllornl~ Or1111e Countv· Nol1rv Public -C.•lllornlt
'Cactus' Set
At Hartford
ing day " l.ol 5• of Tract No. SOS4. In the CllV On APrll 2,, 1'6t, before mt. 1 • Noterv Principe I Olllce In
G · , . of Founl1ln Vellev. CounlY of Or1n9e, Public In and tor wld Sia!•, personal!; ~•"lit C"!fnlY arner S enterprise began Stale of C1lllornl1, H per map re tPPt1red Ron11d l . Flnnlgen known lo J:,y c,on;reesston Expire&
with the purchase of three cordt!d In Book 210 PH• 21 lo 23 ,.,. me to be th• ""°" who" neme Is Publisht!d ora~o• Cool 0111 Piiot
Sti C tte l t
elusive of Mlsulleneou• M•ps, In IM subscribed lo 1114! wllhln lnslrument Ind Mav IA, 11, 18 end June 1, 1968 v a.n"8 ngray orve S a S office of Ille counlV recorder of seld •cknowled9ed he execuled the wme.
Year He acquired a group coun1v. 10FF1c1AL SEAL! · . EXCEPT therefrom all mlnert ls, oil, Joseph E. Davis
Of drivers beaded b y H l, POlroleum t lld other hydroutbon Notery Publlc·C1lltornle
LEGAL NOTICE
On Monday
1 • b . ' ~. PrlncJpal Office In Scooter Patrick an<f Davey "' s11nces In or un ... r or Whlcll mav Orange coun1y P·JOUt
J
_, be Produced from Hid llnd below • My c I I E I CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS
Oiuan. The Garner cars ~~·h of soo lttl from lhe 1urt1ce of June ~::'it~ on >rP res l'ICTITIOUS NAME
made good showings M uid land, w1thou1 Ille rltht of surface Published O••nge c~sl O•llV p1101, ~ undenlvned does urtll; he is '°"'
HOLLYWC
,,.. .... -Tl' ck D t . F ..._ d enlrv .. rtHrved end tranltd In deeds April JO •nd MIV 7, 1', "· "" nt·68 dUcllnt • buslntu ., 2790 Hlrbot lll•d .• AJU els ay Ona In el/I Uary an of rtcord. Cosla Mua, Calllornla, undtt Ille lie·
are now -sale at '"'e Hun-Sebr;"g ·m March Decedent owned on undivided one-LEGAL NOTICE 1111ous llrm n•m• of PROGRESSIVE vu WI u• • lhird lnlerut In 1114! ebove ducrlbed MARKETING I NS T ITU T E OF
tington Hartford Theater for At Sebring Patrick Jed the pr°"•rtv. TECHNOLOGY and lh•I said llrm ls B f th fir t t h Terms of ult tuh In l•Wtul monev '·Ml4-4 composed ol !he tollowlnt Person, wi.o.e ~Ceacturoads wFaloywecro.~edywhh1·cith, race or e s wo ours, ol "'' Unll•d s111u °" c01111rma11on "' crRi1,~1~1~I~u~"N:~~1Nrss 7•m• •n tull •nd Place o1 ttsidence b as set 3 Jap record and 10 and sale, Ot parl CUh and bal1nct!d evl-~he undersigned do .. tlrtilv hf! Is ton· Ol~i~hatl Let! ll1r1le", 2013 lrvlne,
opens a five-week engage-20-lap records A broken denced by note IKUrtd by MOr!Qlgt •• ducting a buslnen ., 16J9 Corsica Place. Cosio Mou. Calif . · . Trvsl Deed on the proptr!V so sold. Tel> Cosio M•••· Calllornla, undrr lhe tic· Oat!'d Mav IJ, 1968
m e nt there Monday, May Tl. suspension and flat tire put per c.n1 of •mount bid 10 be depos11e<1 ""°"' 11rm n•m• ot TRANsco CON· Mlchael Lu 11ar11e1t
Written and d irected b y him out of contention wlBlh bid. SUl.TANTS and lh•f Hid lltm Is com· Stale cl Callfornla, Orange CounlV• • • • Ids or olfe-. lo be In wrlllne end POied of Ille lollowl119 P•rson, wtlo>t On ~V lJ, 1963, belort me, a Nolarv
Pulitzer Prize winner Abe NOW Garner ts dropping wtll be reuilvtd al lhe etoresatd ofllce name In full 1nd place ot fMldence I• es Public In 1nd lor uld Slate. 1>er$0t\allv
B ... _ D d · '·" Stin nd h •I •nv time tfltf Ille tlrst oubllutl011 tollowst appeared Mlchatl l.H Bartlell known 10 u~s, UR:: •vi M errick ... e grays, a as ac· hereof end belore dlll of ..... Robert J. Gt1ul. 16Jt Conlui Piece. m• to be Iha petson wtlose ... ,,,. i.
production stars ..ff u g h quired two English-made Dettd !hi> 20th d .. of Mav. HU. CMI• Mesa. Celltornie. subscribed to ""' wltlltn lnstrume•t ind
O
'Brlan and 1""1'-abetb All Loi f h' h h h high GERTRUD!: 11, MARCH D•led Mav 3, 1963. acknowltd;•d 114! execuled th<! wme. "-IU e n as, Or W IC e as Extculrlx of ,... Ealilt Rober! J, Grau l (Offlclt t Se•I)
8S I playboy d e ntist and his hopes Jn fact he iS SO of Hid Decedent. Slate of C11llornla, Oren9e County: Roselle C. Knoll • 1 • • Rlhrt A. NHI>. Jr.. On MIV 3, IHI, beforo me, • N•••rv Nolarv Public • Callfornl•
DUfSe Who get Jllixtd Up in a hopeful that he IS entering MU Wllltllre l eultverd, Public In Ind for Hid Slolt, personally PrlnclPt l Office In
true comedy of c!"rrors . the classic Le Mans in ••-Iv Hiiis, Callfornla appeared Robert J. Grusl kllOWn lo ~e OranGt COIJnlV T•I· (2tJJ IRidshiw 2 OISI to be ,,,. ,,erion whose name I• subscrif>. Mv Commlu lori EJtplrH
O 'Brian plays a bachelor France June 15-16. Allny for l!xt<lll I . ed lo Int within lns1rum111t and July I, lt68 h p bll r • 1etnow1K1ed ht txtculed IM Htne. Published Ortnat C~sl Oaltv Pllol,
w 0 bas a c 0 z y ar-LEGAL NOTICE Ma: 'JO'!fi. ~:.·7::. Coasr Dally ~.~ COFFIC~:~n s;.A~~lnt M.•v IA, 71, 18 I nd Junt '· 1~ &G6I
rangement witlJ a gir l friend Nolary Publlc.Callfornl•
based on the claim that he is llOTIClf TO CHDITOllS LEGAL NOTICE Principal Office In
separated from his wile and :~:T-.•~oFR c~~~ .. ":.:f. i~: ~v't':m<;,,o;i;.:~ Expires Noo1c
three children. When he THI COUNTY 01" OllANOI ,.,02u Nov. 20, 1968 CHT ... ICATI 01' •USINIJS
finally decl
.de's to marry th Estele of MYlt W. Bro-. also kl\OWn CEllTll'ICATI! 0, I USINl!U Pvbllshed Ore119t C~sl Di lly !~'°.~ The undt~:~~·~ cNt~llYI! ~-Is ~. e .. Mrt. Harrv M. l rown, Oectued. FICTITIOUS NAMI M•v 7, u, 21. 21, 1968 ·--ducting a buii;;';. •• 173 c West IDh
girl, bo"'ever, ht first has to cr:'.t~~~E OflS~E.~:ev n~~~Nd:ed:.~ du~~.u~d~!r::! :r;,:r~~.:;,·n1s11~o;: LEGAL NOTICE Stre.1. NeWPO•I &mh. c1111orn11, under
divorce bis nonexistent wife. tl>et •II Nl'SOM llfYllll cltlmt aealnsl Ille Newl>Ort Beach, California, Under the fl<:-the lldlllous firm namt of LEONARD Hid dlCtdtftl ert required lo Ille lhtm, llllous llrm ntmt of INSTA NT CREDIT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY and lhel
Wllh Ille _,,, voucnara, In tllt ofllct OF ORANGE COUNTY arid thel said firm ClllTllllCA::~; IUSINESS :,!1~o~'.r~ ~~::~ 1'tr1 ~':, ~:='~~
of Ille ci.rtt of !tie ebov• onlllled cour1, or Is ooml>O$ed of "" toll<lwJnt oerson, fflCTtTIOUS Nj\ME rttidenct Is as follows:
. LEGAL NOTICE
lo PnHnl flltm, wllll lhe nectssarv whose nemt In IUll •nd place ot resldtnct The undtrslened do ctr11ff lhfV art EdWerd R. ll!Oftard, 1807 Marfntrs
voudlers, to Ille undtrsltned •I Ille office 1' es follows: conduct1r19 • bu1IMSs al 112 W Coest Drlv•. NewPOrl Beach, C1lllornla
of ~ AttorneYs, LIPPOid. Mccartin ind M.lclletl J. Po~r. 52a4 Neotune Hlwev. !lewPor1 BHch, C1llforn1a: under Oaled APrll 29, lt6t Dinsmoor. 17U Ortll!lt A"'nue. Suite C, Avenue, Newport Buch, Calllornla. Ill• llctlllous tlrm name ol BLUEWATER Edward R. L..,,,1rd Colla Mne, C1llfornl1 '1•27, WhlCll I• the DalH MIY 11, 1'68. CHARTERS end lhat said firm I• <om· Sl1te of Ctllloml•, Orenge CounlV: Crossword Puzzle
Pt.ct f/f llutlMts of Ill• und1ralpntd In •II 1 1 Mlch•el J. Power po...S of ltle tollowl111 P<!rso111. WflOSt On APrll 2'. lf68, before me, • Nol1rv matte" Nr1el11lr11 lo the nit!• of said $ ~ • of C•lllornfa. Ora119e County: namn In full and pll<e• of re.ldtnu ere Public lo ••d tor said Slate, persont llV
dlCedllll, wlttlln al• monlh• after Ille first n M•• 11, 1968, bflore mt , e Nolarv 11 follow>: •Pl>tered Edward R. lronerd known to ACR~S
The story of a girl called Sara and the key-1 Assign
S Speech
lmptrftctlon
' B arbtr shot» accessory 14 Anftf)Cln'
Abbr.
4C Article
45 lmptnd 46 Pronoun
47 Chill
,ultllullon Of 11111 nollet. Public In and lor said Slate, s>trsonallv L lovd Andtrion. 117 W. Coasl Hlw•v. me lo be Ill• Pt rwn wnost Mm• Is
Deted Nlev 20. lt6t. '1o"..'!r1," Mltheel J. Power known lo mt NewPorl Buch, C1llfornlt. •Ubscrlbtd lo the wllhln lnslrvmtnl end
Harrv l . Wlllltll'IS ... 1 • oerson whose n1mt I• wbscrlb-Robert Tavlor. '519 W. 8tll, lot acknowltcle!'d he execultd !ht same.
she gave to a different
EXCLUSIVE
COAST AREA
EUlABETH TAYlDR
MARLON BRANDO ri W.DU3~1'1 ~ RERECTIONS JN A ~. _...,,._.
WT 7 DAYS
WlNNEl 2 ACADIMY
Of AWA.IDS
They're young ... they'te in love
.. and they lcill people.
-~ W.TrW
E-. ... -..,,_._,,,
J
15 Units
J6 Relinquish
voluntarily
17 A SJllClte
U Capt
Provlnu
flltlVe 20 Htlltnlc
People's •
AffA'/ of
LlbmUon:
Abbr. tt State: Abbr.
Hhlng
elstwhtH
2' Outcast
25 Relaxes
rt-flxt
29 Archaic
pronoun ~Bone:
Prefix
34 Protrude
3' Turkish
commandtr
3C More than a few
tlmrs
39 Actually: Swords 42 English pr
4l Enlt,.•
lllnmtnt
'°""
49 Spanish
lllOthtr
51 Dorl1rt
1111glst1;
54 Machine part
58 Fold
60 Flowrr 61 Kind of
r1c1 trick 63 Re111ove
from omce
1>4 Extreme
&5 Voyaging
66 Whtre Foochow Is
67 Uses
adhulve
68 Mister:
German
&9 Delivery
pl Kt
DOWN
l Or1ft 1nlmal
l Roussuu
title
3 Behtld
4 Obii ltriltd
5 ll uslness
dul
l> Detlve by
rusonlng
7 Answer
th e nud: 3 words
I Greek lttlff
9 Wlpts up
10 Converts
into leather
11 "-''"' Cowboyf" 12 Rangt part
13 Saucy
19 Feminine
nickname
24 Refund
26 Stock· broker's word
28 Swallow
30 Switch
position
l1 Publlc
bulldl119
32 Georgia -33 Grafted: Her.
34 Part of
1 doonray
35 U.S. Art11y
RtHrvt:
Abbf.
37 Held one's
lfOUnd
5121168
38 HIVlng
ruchtcf
adulthood:
2 WOl'dl
40 Europnn gull
41 Dan. •oney of account 46 Length unit
48 Clamot
49 Delays,
In law
50 Boy's n1111e
52 Or elsr:
Musical direction
5' Apply new
roof coaling
54 Self·
utlsfled
55 Charge
56 Alaskan Island
57 Cleaved
" Tl•• p1tl6d
u """"'
Executor ed lo lhe wllhln ln•trument ind A•oeln. Calllornla. (O!flclll Se•ll Of Ille Wiii of ttle •ct<nowledoed he •~eculed Ille same. Oaled May l. 1'61. Joseoh E. Davis
• ..._... Above Mmed decedent (OFFIC ::.;o~hEYAMl) LI Stale of Calltotnla. Orange CounlV: Nol•rv Public -Calllomll .._. McCartl• alld DI•-· •ts•v On Mev 3, 1"8, beton m•• 1 Noltrv Prlnclp&I Olllce In
'' I . Kettll DIMm•r. N~lerv Publlc -Calllorni• Public In end for said Stale, oetJOMllY O••"ll• C01Jntv
Uff °'8"" A~•. Suitt c ~ lnclP•cl Office In appeared Lloyd Anderson •nd llolMrt Mv CommlsslOll Explro
Ctltl Mell. C.llftnllt fHt1 •anoe O';'nlV Taylor known to mo to be th• persons June '1. "70 Ttlt •nu Mv CommiulOll E~lres whose n1mtt art subscribed lo the wllhln Publl~f'd Or1119e Coul O•llY Pllol,
Alllnleys .., .. tc..., P bll '!.~ 105• 1"' 1nstrum1n1 end 1tknowled9ed lhey e•· APrll JO 1nd Mev 1, u. 21. 1968 m-41 M nllled Orente C~•t O•llv Piiot, u '"cu · r•nte Coul Dally Pllol. eculed IM w mt.
M.IY 21 •• IM Jl/nt ~. "· 1'61 ltUI. Mn u. JI, 28 and Junt •• 1961 840-68 (OFFICIAL SEAL) Ormth V. Ull LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE L EGAL NOTICE Noterv Public • C•lllornl• BAft.C02
PrlnclPll Office In NOTICI! TO CREDITORS
' ,..,. BAR HI Or•nt• County SUffElllOll COURT OP THI!
SUPl .. Ott COUllT 011 THI NOTICI! TO ClllDITOllS MM~rcc..•m,,m, 11',snlon ExPirtS STATE OF CALll'OllNIA l'Oll
ST·T· o .. c•1.ffo•N1• .. o-SU .. ERIOR COURT 0, THI v " TNE COUNTY 0, o••NoE T"• "'eoUNTY 01' ~OllANOI~ STATI! 0, CALIPORNtA llOR l>ubll•hed O••M• Coasl Dolly Piiot, IN. A·5'44, ~~
Ne. A-401" THE COUNTY 01' ORANOI Mev 7• t•, JI, 29, lfill 7IWI Estate cl James A. S~ellon, al•o kncwn
NOTICI Off HEARIN• 01" Nt. A·S"4t LEGAL NOTICE n Adron Sktllon. al•o known u Jim ,ITITION l'Olt ,ltOBATI! 01' Esltle of MATTIE II. SHIELDS. tka ' SktllOll Sr., aliO known 41 J A. Skelton
"Ol.OOIAPHIC Wll.L AND ffOtt MATTIE !!Ell SHIELDS, Oea.asld. en4 es Jemu S-ellon Oec-Hed LITTlttS Tl!STAMINTAllY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo ll1t ,..JelO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN i,, , ... l!atelt of MYRA H Al L ET credllors of lhe above named detedtnl ClltTll'ttATI 01' I USINESS credllors of lht 1bo;e n•med detedt!ll
CRITCHl.OW, Dectaaed. 111•1 all pero0tts havlnt Clelms at•ln•P lllt FICTITIOUl NAME lh•I all oorsons having cl<tlm• l g•ln•I the
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Th•t said decedent •re •toulrtd 10 Iii. ttlem, The undtrslaned do cerhfv lhev are said dKedrnl •rt reoulred 10 lllO tlltm.
JANE HAllGllAVE HUNTER has llltd wllll Ille necess•rv voucher» In lht office conducllno a btlslntn •I 1106 Wrsl OcHn with 11\e necruarv •oUChtr•• In 11\e office ~elft a H llllon tor Probole of :! 1",:,:s~~~ o:hlllt •bo~t"h tn:~llM court. or Fronl, NewPOrt Beech. C1llforn1a, under ot lh• clerk of lht 1bov• enlllled c011rl, or HolOtrll>lllc Wltl end for Issuance ot Lt!· em. w "" nece>H"I' Ille lldiliOIJ• firm namt of llACK lo ore>tnl !hem, wllh lhe necu,.rv "" T"l•mentarv lo lllt pelllloner, vouchers, 10 lht und<r•l11ned •1 lh• offices STREET WEST and !Itel ••Id firm Is •011chero. lo tllfl undersltned al lhe offlce reltl'lf!Ce to whl<h Is made tor lurlllt r "'lier Attornevs. WITT~AN & SCHMIOT, comPoied ot lht follOWl"!I s>tr<ont, wllnse of Mr Aflornov Pelrr Pelkottr. 17U North
N rllcule.,, and Iha! IM time tlld place ~~:• i'° 1~ff7PO;J 1 NtlionN•I Bank llldt .. name. In lull •nd Pltcts of residence "" Broadwov. Santo Ana. Celll0<nla 9?707.
of lltlflftt Ille semt has 11t111 stl lor June •• c r vt, ewport lleich. ts lollowa · Which •• lllt ploc• 01 bu•lnen of Iha 7, !Ne, 11 f :)O e.m .• In 1111 tourtroom ol Callfornla 91~· which Is lhl Place of Richard l . l•wrencf, .t38 Oollllt undt"slon!'d In all m•llfrs ~rltlnlnt 10 O..rmitnt Ne 7 of Hid court, 11 IOI ll<lslneu of lhe undtrsloned In •II mallets Avenvt. Coron• del Mar. Ctlllornl•. 1111 •'1al• cl .. ,d decedent, wllhln sl~
Nof'tll Broadwey, In ,... CllV of s.nlt Ant. i>ertilnlnt 10 llll ••1•1• ol H id decedent. Jerrv A Ovorlond. HOO ~lncoln Lint. ml><'lhs hlter lhe llrst publlullon Of ttlls Cellfot~I•. wllhln sl• monlhs olltr Int tlrsl oubllt.11· NewPOrt B••ch, Ctlllornla. l\Ollce.
OATEO: MAIV 20, 19'1 lion ol lhls Mike. Oaltd MIY 6, 1961 Dale<! Aorll 7'· 196f
W. E. ST JOHN, Doled s::~ll ,2';11':· Richard L Lawrtnct RM•marv D Skellon
CounlV C~r-. E ' Jerrv A. Overl•nd Admlnlslrttrl~
••••• L. DUKI 01·~~·~:..:~ ~..:;·dtcedftll St•I• cl C•lllorn11. Ortno• Cn<1n1V: Wlfn.ne-Wlll·Anne••d ~M S • .._IV Orlvt WITTMAN I SCHMIDT On M•Y •• 061, ~fore me. • Nol••V of Ille Etl•le ot I~• ..,,.,.,., Nllll. Cllfwnl• Allornen ., I.AW • Public In Ind for Hid St••·· P<!r>onallv abo•• n1med dtC~MI
'ftl: 111 . m•"llt 27H76' Sulla nt ' tP~tred lllchatd l . Lawrence and Jorrv "tltr ,tlkoter. ...,,.,,,,.., !tr ffefll-N...,..., 'Netleul 1,..., '"" A. Ovttlt nd known lo mt IO bt !he m e Norttl ,..,,.,..,
'vlllltlwd Onnv• CoHI Daltv Pitel. 1501 wutcll" Drift ·• Hrsons whOM ~mes or• sublctlbed lo Senta AM, Ct llforftlt t7701 MIV 21. ,,, 71. 1Ht '9'-61 '"-rl ltl<tl, Cdi ,,... i,.. wllllln lntlrumtnl tnd Ael!nowledted Ttl< 1710 QHJU 1-------------Ttt· 1714) ,.._,.,, • Ille¥ txttultd th• u mt, Alt-v fer Almlnhlr•lrl•
LEGAL NOTICE A..._Yt fir l •-rlK (OFFICIAL SE•Ll Willl<f~Wltl·Allftutcl Publllhtd Orantt COis! Oall\f Pllol. Jostt>ll E, Devis P11Dt1J)l.,i Or•ntf C~•I" Daltv l'llol,
NOTICI tNVITINO 1101 Aorll 30 and May 7, 1', )I, tHS m.a ~~1:~.';U8#fc~~~fornlt Mn 7, U. 11. 11, 196f m~
"°'1u la htrttw elv"" ttl•t ~ Botrd el Ot1not Countv T'rwS.. of lllt Ortntf Coasl Junior LEGAL NOTICE Mv Commission Erplrt• LEGAL NOTICE
c.i-. District of Orenoe CounlV. June )11 1910
C.lllOmlt, wlll rec1I,,_ ••tied bids Ill> le SU,ERIOR COUllT OP THI P11blll/lfd Oranva C~SI OtllY 'llot. p.JOm
2:11 •. 11'1., T~uradav. Jun• '· '"'· ,, 11\f STATf 011 CAl.ll'OR!llA FOil Mn 7, h , ''· ti. 1'68 ,.. "' ClltTIF'ICATI 01' IUSINISS PllRMllM Dffortmtf\I Of said school TNI COUNTY Off OllAN•I l'lcltl-l'lrl!I NtlM dl"'1d ~·""' •I 7701 l'•lrvlew ttead. N•. o.mn LEGAL NOTICE Th4I und•rslgntd do htrttln' c,rtllY 111•1 COii. M9ae, C.lltornla, at w!llch time SUMMONS l ... Y ere tOllducll•I • re~lol lnvtslmtnl
..... 111\tl Wiii "' PVDllCIV Offntd •nd n•d ·~·n bUtlne5' , .. Co-Putntn) ., •m Chao· tw: 11) Etlll-1 "" Auto Bodv '"" MElllDITH ASHLEY COLEMAN Pl•I.,,. NOTICI! TO CRIDITOU m•n Boulf'/Ud. GUdtn Grovt. Calllorn11. 11,_ Stlee. m Eoulomtftl lot 1111 VS. DAVID FllEOElllC·IC COLEMAN, SUPIRIOR COURT OP THI under Ill« llC1tllou1 firm ~fme Of AutomotlYt •nd ,_r Mt<tltnfn $llOCI. o..fend•nl. STATI! M CAlll'OttNtA LE.CHEM INVESIMENT co. and tllet m !11111-1 fOf Mt 11 u f HI u r I n f THE PE.0,1.! 01' THE ST ATE 01' 'Oil TNI COUNTY 01' OltANOI stld firm t1 comPOllt<ll el !tit IOllOWl"1J ii'~ Sllolt, elld (41 Ster-Ind WO<t CAl.ll'Oll .. )A, !ff. A•""4 , . 11trs0111, -.e Mmll In IUll end •ll<fJ ..,_,,..fir Avie lllOll To !tit ttiov. ''"""" ~ffldl~tr . Estai. of Susan J~,,. 0 Qftftnell. •llo of tttldtnct are " lollow1, 10-wll: An 11111 -te bt In H~ With You ert w• di~ lo •-r end .ftOWft H Suwft J. ? DO'!ntll. •ISO kl\OWn MU l't~1n, Ull SOI/Ill Clerf( Orlv .. ~"""-!Mltfl(ft-end JMcln<•llOnt --lllt ClOlftlllelnt ti Ille *"' nt!Md •• Suun "-" 0 Oonntll •nd M $u,.I\ 14'Vtrl\f Hiiis. Clllfornte.
wMCll .,. now on fill and mn be -.irtd 'lelntllf fltfod In lht tbon tflnlled tv11t1 J. N"o•::ic:· ~e:'tiev GIVEN IO "" EU9tM II. Sdlltslnttf, ~1 COUllllV
Iii Wit office of ~ l'urc11111~ A9.,,1 f1f tn lllt allOvt tfllll!td Acllon l>rovoM credit.,. Of IM lbov• Mmtd ~odel\I CD11v~ . ..O~',~ LM•akr•:o"15,· 1ea,,~.i.m11. .... edlttl llltltlc'I. •tllft•I YOU lft A id court. Wlllllft TSN ·~ • ... .. , .. lad> Of4'Cltr m1111 ....,.,,II wllll Ill• llld a dan etttt lhl "rvfee on YOU of !Ilia 1um. 111•1 •11 _,_ M•IM clelm• t'8lntl Ille Mn Flnem•n
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JI DAILY PILOT T~. M., n, 14'68
Angels Take a 'Joy Ride on the Fregosicycle
FREGOSI EVADES TAG -Angel shortstop Jim Fregosi slides by
Boston catcher Elston Howard during the third inning of Monday
njght's 5-4 victory in 11 innings against the Red Sox. Fregosi hit for
Sports Turbulen~e
Varmint Killers Squawk;
Traci{ Telecast Criticized
Turbulence in
circles:
Southland sports
\rate varmint hunters are still
smoldering over a recent column
which suggested that use of scopes
was s o m et h i n g less than
s;iortsmanLike in their quest of ground
squirrels at distances varying Crom 70
to 100 yards.
Impressive sets of ballistics were
submi tted to defend their use of
telescopic sights. However. not one of.
fended varmint slayer denied my
c'large that such hunting clearly
':olates ideals of spcrtsmanship.
No one can teU me these chaps are
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nu t shooting the rodents as a pub1
service. And lherr 1s no b<>Unty ir>
volvec1.
Therefore , it must be assumed th r·
arr doing it under the banner or sport.
In that case. why not )(O about It in a
sporti ng manner~ If th"' can't make
an occasional hit from the 70-100 yard
ranl!f'. why not move up to liO yards?
or so~
Jr 1he:. can't score from there give
up the Idea.
But let's forget the scope 1aLi and
:"I\ c the target a fighting chance u
r\ tf"lt·Vll'"tr "ho took In
S:iturday'a Vaclfle-8 track c:h1m-
plonshlps. courtesy of Ch1D1tt l 11.
kept track of the snafus eommltlrd
b' annouDctra Bill Weith and ff. O.
Thore1rn.
Here's the tally sheet of t>o.-
booa:
I. UCLA 1hot put wbb SU-Ve
~hrc1111 waa said to bf' from liSC.
that "mile relay PL,\ YERS" were
warming up. Track competitors
aren't descrlbed aa "players."
IJCR Peeved
UC Riverside is understandably
peeved at having its wor19 ba sketbaJJ
tour cancelled by the NCAA.
The 8-week tour. part of the State
Departmenrs People to People pro·
gram , was axed out of UCR's plans
when the NCAA Council refused to
sanction it.
Riverside athletic dlrector Frank
Lindeburg felt that the NCAA put the
taboo to the junket when the AAU
okayed it. "We're like an ant being
crushed between two monsters." he
lamented.
The trek was to have covered parts
of Asia. Europe and Australia.
Talks in Sleep
Mater Del Hl'h baseball coach
Bnb Wll'more Is still talking In his
sleep over the way be lost a c:hance
to tie for tbe Angelus Leacue cbam·
plonshlp. .
Wlgmore's croup trailed St. Paul
hy one-half game with the latter
scheduled for I makeup duel wltb
Ve rbum Del.
However, the latter forfeited,
rather than play. using the excuse
that It couldn't field a lull team.
Coach Wilbur Watson c:lalma he
rould put eight men on the lleld and
that three of those would be pit-
chers. "A lot of our kids work and
can't make practice. When they
miss practice they're off the team.
So that's why we're In bad shape.
"It would have been ridiculous to
attempt playing the game," be ad·
ded.
fortunately for the An&elus
Leaiue. \'ubum ~I wHI not be a
mPm-r ttf Uaat loop I• I .....
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man ColJe~t> •Ill ,_.., 'JOl'·hundredth
Of !JM percent 1A <r ~rire C.ounty's
pupu~lJun II> ~ t· • •«k ' ~CAA
email C1lll"~ d.ivu.,,,. b ~ 'e b a I I
T!gl'Jnal.a in ~ v, .l!'a u tr.A? Vftlture
a fl n.ancu l lUu f"l t
We earllt-r •t.'l1' ~":r.: ~ WI* ptrcent
turn<A.1t rA th# y"" • ..w~ · .. uld make
the affair ~ ~· ,i ."If".! ~ ~aer.
ActJl'Jl'I t~ii,r.1 ~xiii..-, ~ &yun
Poark AMMrr
Youthful Halo Star Bats
Bosox Into Submission
BJ EARL GUSTUa'
Of .. Deltf ...... ..... ~
It 11Mm1 unreal to look at the
youthful features of Jim Fregosi and
realize .be's in bia teventb major
league MUOD.
There's a kit of baseball behind the
26-year«d Angel shortstop but Mon-
day night be bad bis great~st day, pac-
ing the Angela to an 11th-inning, M
victory over Boston.
He bit for the cycle -single. double,
triple and •. home run -and made brllliant plays at short.
That's 11 total bMel and flew have
had a better day with the bat than
that. He'1 the first in bueball to hit
for the cycle th.la year.
It was like watching a film clip of
one of the greats -Rogers Hornsby,
Honus Wagner, Lou Boudreau ...
LoungWlg in the corner of his locker
room sipping a 7-up after the furee..
hour, ~minute struggle, be told
'!J'lters of the amusing motivation the
For Big Frank:
Acco a es
And a Raise
the cycle in leaclini his mates to the win. The series resumes tonight
with Jim McGlothlin burling for the Halos. WASHINGTON (AP) -Frank
Howard's first game before the cheer-
Sports
Clipped ~
Short
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. -Twenty.
eight cars made practice runs at the
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Monday
before rain washed out afternoon runs.
Speeds generally were in moderate
ranges as several drivers tried out dif-
ferent racers in their attempts to
make ready for next weekend's final
time trials for the May 30 race.
The day's best lime. 168.099 was
posted by Art Pollard. Medford, Ore.,
who already t&as quallfied for the race.
Pollard's No. 20 STP turbine bet-
tered Its 167.297 qualifyin~ average,
this time with a full lioad of fuel.
SC Whu Tltlf!
SAN FRANCISCO -Southern
California, rained out of Its scheduled
doubleheader Monday at Oregon State,
has been declared Paclflc-8 baseball
champion.
The Trojans, the Paclflc·S Cou ndl
announced Monday, wlU meet the win-
ner of the Santa Clara-Los Angele1
State series to determine the Olstrlct.S
representative t-0 the NCAA college
world aeries.
E veiat Added
SAN FRA NCISCO -The Pacific-8
council completed five days of
meetings Monday by adding the 3.000-
meter steeplechase to its du al track
meets.
1'he council also awarded Ore,l!on
State. at Corvallis. Ore .. next ye;r·s
Pacific-8 track finals.
It gave the 1970 finals to UCLA and
the 1971 finals to Washington.
KO for Patfet'•on
HELSKINKI, Finland -Ray rat·
terson, brother or former heavyweii:tht
champion Floyd Patterson. ~cnred a
second-round knoc:kout Monday night
ovtr Jose Vlasco of Spal1.
Patterson wel&bed ltl, Vlasco 2l312•
Sellout Alread"
KNOXVILLE. Tenn. -The Ten·
nessee-UCLA football gam e here Nov.
2 rs already a sellout. the athletic
department says.
Mexico Wants
South Mricans
In Olympics
ing hometown fans after his record
homer binge wasn't one he's likely to
long treasure -but he won't soon
forget the treasury he took home
afterwards.
Before some 9,000 W a s h i n g to n
Senator fans who gave him a lusty.
minute-long ovation -wildly ap-
plauding his historic feat of 10 home
runs in six games -Howard was hit
by a pitch in the first inning. The next
OAKLAND (AP) _ Mexlcan of-three times at bat, the mammoth slug-
r. · I 1 lik So th Al · ger fanned. 1c1a s wou d e to see u ncan But any disappointment the S.foot-7
athletes compete in the 1968 Olympics, .., .,.,n d f It t bi f · ' . ---i1rpoun er e a s per ormance m says one of the coa(bes Of the Me~can the Senators' 8-1 abellackln b th
national track team, but under either . g Y e the Olympics or Uruted Nations fla g. New York Yankees was qwckly eras.
Bert Bonanno, former San Jose ed when he reached the clubhouse at
State frosh coach who was hired two game's end.
years ago to help train Mexican Waiting for him with a new contract
sprinters. told the Northern California was Washington General Manager trade writers Monday that the Mex-ican Olympic Committee had sug-George Selkirk. Although its figures
gested the idea to Avery Brundage, weren't announced, it was believed the
chairman of the International Olympic pact raised Howard'• pay to about
Committee. $.56,000-or about 17.000 more than the
"I don't know how far it has been one he signed last spring after a two-
discussed," said Bonanno, "but it'1 a week holdout
shame to keep athletes like sprinter "This was not a bonus." said
Paul Nash and weightman John Van Selkirk.
Reenen from competing." "It was a reward for one of the most
Van Reenen attends Washington inspiring feats in the history of
State. baseball. superseding anything that
South Africa was recently barred has been done from a pitching stand-
from the Olympics. point."
LA Handcuffed, 2·1
Dodger-slayer Jaster
Nails 2-hit Triumph
ST. LOUIS (AP) -Larry Jaster
knew a couple of days ago he would
pltch against the Los A n g e I e s
Dodgers, but he didn't know then how
important his assignment would be.
His asslgnment turned out to be
stopping a four-game St. Lou is
Cardinel losing streak. ~~_ter did it~
Dodger Sl•te
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fine style. knitung a two-hit 2-1 victory
over the Dodgers Monday night.
It was the fourth consecutive game
In whlch the Dodgers have scored one
run.
''Yeah, I knew a couple of days ago
J would st art aJtainst this club," Jaster
said. "Red (Manager Red Schoen·
dlen!lt) told me in Philadelph ia. l
figured l'd jus1 go out there and throw
H hard as I could for as long as I
could."
Jut.tr did that all right, cuttlna
down 14 men in order between the
Dodgers' two hits. Paul Popovich
grounded the Dodgers' first hit in the
fiftih and Wes Parker cracked the
other to center in the ninth.
But it was wildness that cost him
the only run be gave up.
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An~ls recoelwd priot to the game.
"l swear this is the truth,'' he said,
"Gene Autry came down here before
the game in cowboy boots, cowboy
pants, cowboy hat and a gun. He wav-
~ gun around and told us: 'I'm
gonna stt up there tonight and if I see
anyoot who isn't playing right I'm
gonna shoot •em.' "
Three Boston pitchers could get
Fregosi out only once Monday night.
He homered over the right field wall
in the first, tripled down the right field
A.Jt9el Slate
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Mly M """'' "' Cleveland ll:Ss p.m. MPC (110)
line in the third, grounded out to first
in the fifth, doubled to right in the
eighth, walked in the ninth and bounc-
ed the game-winning single off the left
field barrier in the llt.h with pinch-
runner Tom BW"grneir on second base.
After Fregosi smacked the final hH,
he slowly rounded first, clapping hls
bands.
Having accomplished the single by
~Uittt . .Ju: •. tmtted .toJ.be..Augout
to greet his rollicking teammates.
A writer told Fregosi that had he
touched second base the resulting dou-
ble would have rulned the cycle.
"Yes, and you'll notice I didn't touch
second," he ciiacked, provoking a
series of belly laughs from the
journalists.
"I hit for the cycle once in the '64
season against the Yankees at Dodger
Stadium but this was a better night. r
remember that night I got a single
when Clete Boyer dropped a pop fly -
the only ball I ever saw him drop."
On both occ~ions Fregosi has hit
for the cycle. it pulled him out of a
slump. Mainly because of a sore wrist.
he was l-for-18 going in to the Red
Sox encounter Mond4y ni ght.
"And that day in '64 I was in an
awful slump so I went up to Dr.
Robert Kerlan before the game and
told him to inject something in my bat.
"He pretended like he was doing it
with his syringe and I go out and go
for the cycle."
Red Sox owner Tom Yawkey must
have been gnashing his teeth. listening
to the game at his .Boston home. The
Red Sox owned Fregosi, signing him
out ol Serra Higb School in Redwood
City in 1960. But they gave him up in
'61 to stock the Angels in the ex-
pansion draft.
"I always get a pleasure beatir.g the
Red Sox," Fregosi said. and you knew
be meant it because he plays that way.
Jim McGlothlin (2-2). still trying to
find the form that made him the
American League's best pitcher for
h a I f of the 1967 season. takes on the
Boston Red Sox at Anah eim Stadium
tonight.
McGlothlin. a Fountain Valley resi-
dent. has been troubled by a sore
forearm but he says the wing is sound
now.
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Blake Ordered
To Stand Trial
LOS ANGELES (AP) ._ Former
coach Hector "Toe" Blake of the MOD·
b'eal CanadieM and one of playecs
were ordered Monday to stand trial on
charges they usaulted a fan with .a
hockey stick • .a National Hockey
League garM lut fal. %. JohJI Hubbell of WHhlD(lofl
was rep0rted te be a former Muir
llll[tl ptrformer. Re we11t to Lo•I
Beach Poly.
3. Orefoe coKh 6111 Bowerman
wH called Bill Braverman.
4. OrtlH State hlih Jumper Dick
F'otbary Wat ldHdfftd a1 a USC
J•mper.
Cooke Fumes Over .Night Racing Plan
Blake, ~. ind ClauM Provost. 34
1'ere ordered by Municipal <'.ourt
Judge Vaino Spencer to appear in
superior court June 3.
Blake and Provott are acCU4ed ot
bitting Bernard Wtuman, 39 of
Northrldge. CaUI .. lut Nov. 19 durlnf
• game behrffll the CanecUena tnd the •
Los Angeles Kings won by I.be Kin" 4"
2.
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INGL£WOOU tAP • -Jed lCfftt
Cooke. owntr of tlw L"9 Ancelet
L&Jten and K.in11. tooll tharp l11ue
M~y with o plQ to hold nifht
hat"M11 raclng at Holl.ywnod Park, ld-
Jacent to his new Forum.
Hollywood Park 1akl Wt Friday the
Western Harneq Racine A11od1Uon
plans night meetJnp at die tract
lt-l.rtin& In 1959.
Thia would overlap much of ,...die
Muon of the Nadonai Basketball
As90Ciatlon Liken and the National
Hodtey League Kinp.
Cl:Yde Tritt: attorney~ c~. talk-
ed by telephone wiUf l\fl't 6i B'oston
and then Issue<! 1 statement saytnc In
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part: ''Eleven different convnunitles
detlred the f orum be located within
their boundaries and fll'Oposed situ
for It to Mr. Cooke.
"tntimately the Clty Coundl of In.
glewOOd persuaded Mr. Cooke to
· select Inglewood. Among the ad·
vanla&es urged by the City Cowlcil
was the familiarity of tht public •ith
tbe location ol tbe 11·1 and Nay-.Cceu
for buketbaO and 1:!1i' fans becau.M of the db'·• e lence U'I bandl.lna traffic problems.
"1111! possibiH\7 of night harness
racln1 at Hollywood Part was f'OD·
aidered tven then.
"Tht City Council auu:rf'd him lhal
..
It ,.., umlt.erabl y oppoaed to night wnea racing. The Forum wu built
in 1.ntJewood ln good faith reliance on
tbOle uaur&ncft."
Cooke l&id that thould tbe Ci.ty
Ooundl cNDSe itt mind and pmnit
• ~ blrnetl raclna It would bt a
Wucb of faith. Tritt 1uuested that in
1UCb a ewat the prop1t1I 1h0Wd be
put to the voterl u all l.nitiatiYe
meaaure. ·
"Nlttit hm1*I radn& at Hollywood
Park will create hardtt\lpt to tbe
pu.blle." the .... , llCldtd.
"AddlUonal traffic congelt!Oft muet •
r.tult. Not only the flDI. but the
citlient of tnc~wood haw an lnte"tat
In fbe traffic conae.Uon and the police
problems Which nictlt harnt• radn&
will inevitably tTe&t..''
Inglewood Mayor WlIDam Goedike
waa reported out of the dty Monday
but was expeded bllc1c ill time for tht
replar council mtetiftc oa Tueadey.
It wu not bown lf the iUl.le al nicht
twneu f8CiAI would eome before thl•
MSllOll.
Melvin Dunlq wr«* iD tbe Loe
Anftlea Herald·EHmintr oa M<mday
flat al.net the IMOWJCtment ot the ·
plan Jor •dlbt bamtM radn1, the
value of Hollyowod ~arlc ltock hat
JOOmtd from between •tao and '156 to S190 a lbare.
...
At a prellmlnwy htarlng. Wt11m1n
~sUfied ~ had been arguing wllh
Blake from l\ls rln.kal&> eeat wh.cn
Blalc.e motioned him to oome near t1)lt
players' bendl
Wtilman said ht 1t-ent to ~ bench
and "the last thing l remtmbe>r lJ t>t,tnc bit on top ol ~ btad 1'itll a
hoekey stJck." He sald he recetvtd a
lutl requl.rio1 more than 20 tt.ltch.u. Welarnan and Mrs. B. L. Otte.ns. Ytho
•ya lht also WU hlt by I IWlnllni
hGIC.ke7 •Uclt, have Ur'ed swlt tQUll111(
'8.000 ovu lnjurles they .. ,. th•y
rtct lvcd.
op]
By ROGER CA.II
OI 1111 Dellll NM
Mater Dei's Joe
has added Orange
player-Of-the-year Ii
his collection ol ~
the release of the
-Orange County
team.
. The senior Monar
piled an 8-1 recor
with a 1.62 ERA. \1'
utilized in pitching
he batted .296.
Included in his
were two oo-tlitters
Pride of
os. Player
-Joe LePage
-Steve Smith
-Tom Walsh
Bob-Wtaershar
Harvey Wnnn
Larry Bashford
eorge Zeber
F-Tom Fitzpatric
F-Gordon Carter
F-Al Barnes
t -Andy Bielanski
Player-of -the-Ye
Coacb-of-the-Ye2
os. Player
-Jeff Dusek
-Randy Jones
-Vince Moll
" •• .,.... .... im McNamara
Wayne Kiefer
Nick Stoltz
Mike Staffieri
-Gary Green
-Kim Cates
-Ray Conrad
-Dave Sobolews
F rank Weirath,
year from Orange
starting position in
Weirath is in a
a starting halfback
And John Fen1
High, looks like a s·
"John Ferryma
should give us our
head coach Harry i
The quarterbacl
Russ Munson, yow
Lion) quarterback.
VAN GUARD DJ
ihotmaker from So
went untouched in I
Crissman's coac
coach of the New ~
ing the past s e a s
Knicks clidn't tap h
VALLELY DI
will .,_ competins
guard position at
The Orange C
letter of Intent w
the lin. atainst I
bly, Ken Heitz.
Insiders say I
casualty and has
Safer red-shirted
played both forw,
''We're very I
UCLA," assistan
DAILY PILOT.
"He hH the
us and we're ctr1
portunlty to do I
temperment but
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are lntencbolastic
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bntbel'I ol Fountai
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Mwtangs' Parsons No.1 Coach
onarchs' LePage
op Player in County
Tutielly, May 21, 1968 DAil V PILOT J 7
Irvine CC
To Host
Top Pros
By ROGER CARLSON
Of Ille Olllll ~ .....
Mater Del's Joe LePage
has added Orange County
p~ayer-<>f·the-year laurels to
his collection ol honors in
the release of ttle official
hitter. two-Htter M>d a
lhree-4\ltt.er.
Lef>ap also c a p t u r e d
player-of-the-year honors in
the An~lus league and tor
the Oran~ Coast area.
ens 1.4 a share of the lrVUJe
League title topped by a l-0
win <Mir' Anaheim in the
opening round of tne CIF
AAA baseball playotf s.
Irvine Co< C o u n t r 1
Club' a third annual Pr(loo
Member-Guell S h o t i u n
tournameot bas 44 1olf pro·
fe&aionall 1igned up to date
to compete in foursomes
COl'l9iating of pros, members
and guests.
-Or.ange County baseball
team.
LePage's battery mate.
Tom Walsh \NS acoorded
first unit laurels aa catcher.
W a1srh batted . 404 to.. the
Monarchs in their 16-4
record.
. The senior Monarch com·
piled an 8-1 record along
wlth a 1.62 ERA. When not
utiliz-ed in p~ching chores.
he batted .296.
Included in bis record
wett two no-hitters, a one-
The other pit<il.ing spot
went to St.eve Smith of
Loara. Smith fashioned a 10-
1 record in leading the Sax-
Pride of Orange County
First THm
os. Player School
-Joe LePage Mater Dei
-Steve Smith Loara
-Tom Walsh Mater Dei
Class
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Avg.
~1
1().1
.404 r\Viehnhanr-1ttmtinitorr --~~~~-
Harvey Wnnn Loara Sr. "68
Larry Bashford Anaheim Sr. .326
eorge Zeber Loara Sr. .408
F-Tom Fitzpatrick Anaheim Sr. .381
F-Oordon Carter Sunny Hills Sr. .MS
F-Al Barnes Santa Ana Valley Sr. .548
t -Andy Bielanski Savanna Jr. .339
Player-of-th~Year -Joe LePage, Mater Dei
Coach-of-the-Year -Bob Parsons, Costa Mesa
01. Pl•yer
-Jeff Dusek
-Randy Jones
-Vince Moll
Jim McNamara
Way ne Kiefer
Nick Stoltz
Mike Staffieri
'.-Gary Green
-Kim Cates
-Ray Conrad
Second TMm
School
San Clemente
Brea
Marina
Garden Grove
Westminster
Foothill
Sunny Hills
Magnolia
-Dave Sobolewski
Orange
Katella
Costa Mesa
Claa1
Sr.
Sr.
.Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Avg.
9-3
5-2
.300
.365
.382
.450
.342
.353
.310
.467
.324
Bob Wickersham ol Hun·
tl.ngton Beach won the tirst
baseman's job with •. 339
._,verage. Wickersh.Mn was a
second-team CfF choice last year.
The rest of tJhe infield
went 1.4 athletes f r o m
An.atieim.
Costa Mesa's Bob Parsons
was named coach-of·the-
Yea!' as a result t h e
Mustangs ' co-dlempronship
in the Irvine league.
Second team choices to
Orqe Coast at"ea atbletes
went to Vince Moll of
Mar1ina, Wayne Kiefer of
W est:min6t.er and D a v e
SobojewsJti ol Costa Mesa.
Marina's Moll was one at
three juniors to make either the~ or secood team.
Grend Can9on llnlinaited
This ls an artist's aketdl of the rocket-powered
.Skycycle that E vel Knievel plans to soar over the
Grand Canyon in September -the latest of hi.s
daredevil episodes. Knievel, who is a genius for
Four Eoaniy Grid-Pupfls
Huntington Beach High Is
Coaches' Spawning Ground
By EARL GUSTKEY
OI Ille 0.1"' ~llol Stall
What do Clart Van Hoore-
beke. Elmer Combs. Bill
Boswell and Ken Moats
have in common?
Two thi1ngs, r e a I I y .
They're a I I Orange County
bigh school coadles and
tlhey're au graduates or
Huntington B e a c b High
School.
The OH City school ii
seems. bas produced an ex-
traordinary number o r
graduates w:bo have entered
the coaching ranks.
VanHoorebeke, a 1 9 3 -4
gT.ld<Uat.e o f Huntington
B e a c h, is probably t h e
school's most C a m e d
coaching product. H e • s
made Anaheim High a tradi·
ti o n a I Southland football
power for the last 15 years
and his team of last season
won the coveted CIF cham·
pionship.
In a d d i t i o n lo
VanHoorbcke three other
Huntington grads are head
football coc:ches in Orange
County. Ken Moats ('-47) is
athletic director and head
grid coach at Huntington .
8111 Boswell t '50\ handles
the football rein6 a t
West.minsler and D o n
Webster I '481 i5 head coach
at La Qui.nla High in
Westminster.
In the four.year coUege
ranks , Jim Stangeland t '401
was the CIF pole vault
champ before beco ming
ass istant football coach at
Orange Coast, head coach at
Long Beach City Collegt
and. currently, a s s i s tant
co<.ch at use.
dreaming up stunts. just recently was released
from the hospital after repairing a few broken
bones when be didn't quite make it over a water
fountain with his motorcycle.
------------------~
.KEY S£l.K:EBS
JN SAN DIEGO
Balboa ~'Uldium in San
Diego will hosl lhe Meet or
Champions on Saturday.
wibh AustraUa's Ron Clarke.
heading ttie long distance
parade.
Clarke's entry gives the
mcel the h o I d e r s 11 r
every world record on the
nat from 100 yards through
10.000 meters and tht high
hurdles.
SCC Pads Record
With Four Berths
By RAV PLUTKO
Of ntt D1lhr ,; .. , Srell landed the lop honors.
Included in the Ust of pros
are Ralph Evans. Bobby
Harrison, Bob Rowe and
,Ronnfe Reif among others.
Spectators ace invited tn
view the event Wednesday,
with starting time slated for
12:30.
The pairings
NO. 1 Tlf
1 .. A Jim Gr·IHltt•• El C•btllere CC. John Curo1, '•ul lt111, J , H«IHrl~ 1•1 Gleft M<.Glnon. Lot .,..., .. cc. C. Somt n. J L~. 0. (., M<All'IM •·C Jim A Tl•Otfl••on. MOflltbflllt Golf Covrw. Tru L1ntn, Ar1 Aldrocll.
ll1IP1> Well/I
NO. 1 Tll
1·A How1'11 Smllh, Diamond •• , Golf
Covnt. t:d Rkldle. H. Swan-. C.
0..MS ~I Un KtftMn, LO$ V•rdo Goll Count. H srt... c. T1tt4tl. (,
.~ ... 11
HO. J Tl!I
).,l Jim E. T"""'--· V•l•ncl• Goll Course, Don Anclenon, lob Forlltt. A. J 1:t1twr • >~ Ra• H-s. 1/;C19'1A CC. llud "'ft ~~i .... ~~.u cc: ft Ski,,.,.., It, llmpSon, H. Fowler
NO. 4 Tll
•A Wllll• hrber. s .. 1 Buch. LYI• H•rboUr. 111, H1rt>our, Paul l)ufll10 4,9 Gu• hllltt, Whlltltt H•rrow~ Gell cou,..t . A. Pus•nllno. Harold Finch. W•VM Ftrrell ••• l tiolol .. c Al ltou-11, South Hills CC. l.
llor9'\ll.ntr. Frtd P•ntr-. l«>b $tnlthen, ~rent Miiier
No. S Tll
!>A Poul ~lltr, El Ni.el C r ..... Slobeflbtrt, C. Mll~r. L. McC&llofll S.A H•rv•v Cll1p,,,.n, ~ .. 1. P1rtr. Jerrv Tumr. Jiu Ptlenot1
NO. 6 TIE
t.A Art Roux. CMI• "'""· """ Htnl<ey, HMld Rint, Bolt CotnmtHrt.
Ln Stellen>en 4-8 Jrtrv teruner. ~edltmb C r,
Dlcll Gru n. Jae~ Sullivan, Cu i Null
SPOrts I rvlnt CC Add b
No. ) TEI 7·A Ed Mtrrlns. Btl-A1r cc. llrrv Sor~. Dr J, Htlf'Ofl, llob Lvnch, G"r••
Yorolev ~ l·B Allen Cool!, S.n CllmOfl~ Couru. Bol> Y1nl!fy, M JI"'· . Mc:Cebe • 7oC Biii 11..,-. S.-011 Attll• Gell c ..... ,..., W1rrfft Tiit.. Frank l udtner. Glen Bllll~lt't
NO I TEI
•·A Don Mollle1, Irvine en,.1 re Al i'i~l"~~:ii:.· H. sm1111. Die• Mym.
•·B ll""nlt lloll. Co.I• """"° <:off Courw. Torn DtForul, GordOtl Marti"'
llol> Stevon>0n
NO. t Tll
t·A """''Y 1 100,etl, Vl,.lnl• CC,,
P•• Nuer. Jim llrown. L.~ ltl~rd• Ml Geral<I Hall, ~•nt1 •n1 (.C, RJc.ft l1uett, ltalefl C-on. Oldt Ewert
NO. 11 TEI
NCAA Field Set
'rhree Orange Coulllly prep
grid assist.ams are Bill Vail
I '50) of Westminster, Jim
Axton ( '48) or his alma
mater. and Roy Brummett
t '58) of La Quinta.
Southern California Col·
lege. which experienced 1ti:
best basebaJI season on rec-
ord thJs year supported its
credentials by placing four
players on the first team or
the All-Golden State Confer·
enre selE>ctions.
sec also garnered four
berths on the second unH -
first basfil'nan Jim Damato,
shortstop Paul Crissman.
outfielder Larry McFadden
and pitcher Ronn Nipper.
10.A lt110fl Ev1no, lrviM c .. sl CC. "or." Smllfl. Mi._ Janw, l•M Ow•IN, Art D..,,,,.tty 10.B Clint Al,..,, Thou ... l!d Off•, M. J. Ho9a11. lffl Cll1pm<1n. W. BoYd. Hart'\< fef'ISO 10-C Dive M1ncour. GleMclr• cc. DMni• H1....od, Biii Milter, Dwlt ht
Ancltr-
Frank Weirath, Eastern Conference back of the
-For Boysen Site
A former Westminster
football assista~ is Harlo
LeBard ('47). since retired
lrom coaching.
Oiltr traduates wtio havt
become baqetball coache~
include Dicl'Stricklin ( '531.
who played at S e a t t I ,
University with E I g 1 n
Baylor before b e c o m i n J?
head coach at R a n c h 11
<\lamitos High and. now.
Golden West College.
Third baseman Jim Orti7..
outfielders W.ike McGuirP
and Lynn Taylor. p I u ~
pitcher Larry W i 1 I i a m ~
Conference champion Cal
Aaptisl College of Riverside
dominated the selections.
while LIFE and Los Angele~
Raf)tist received just token
mention.
•o.. It TEI
11-A ~· lnlll, (OSll MtH, (;eM
MonloomtfY, I rv•• B .. tl!dtn. ltuu FOfd ll·B Jim Sweooortv. D••mon• CC. Jtck 11ov11, Wiibur lt~rt-. Glenn O•••s year from Orange Coast last fall, is struggling for a Portland State and SealllP
s tarting position in spring drills at San Jose State.
Weirath is in a fight with three other runners for Pacific j o i n Sa<:ramento
a starting halfback's role for the '68 Spartan season. St.ate and host Ohapman
And John Ferryman, linebacker from Costa Mesa College in making up the
High, looks like a starter again for San J ose. teams that will battle in the
"John Ferryman, Tony Jackson and Rich Watts sixth annual NCAA Regional b Id · b l' b k' · 11 baseball championships al s ou give us our est me ac mg 10 years. s ays Boyeen Park in Anaheim.
bead coach Harry Anderson . The quarterback candidates are Mark Woods and _T_hur_sd_a_y_thr_ou_g_h_S_a_tur_d_ay_
Russ Munson, younger brother of the ex-Ram (now
Lion) quarterback.
'(¥ <:r -tr
V AN GUARD DEPT. -Paul Crissman, the classy
;hotmaker from Southern Cal College in Costa Mesa.
went untouched in the recent pro basketball drafts.
Crissman's coach, Bob Reid, says Red Holtzman,
coach of the New York Knicks, caJled him twice d ur·
ing the past s e a s o n to inquire of Crissman but the
Knicks didn't tap h.im.
f:r
VALLELY DEPT. -It looks llke John Vallely
will be comf)9ting with thr .. others for a starting
guard position at UCLA next fall.
The Orange Coast suf)9rstar, who hes signed a
letter of intent with UCLA, will put his talents °!'
the line against Don Safer, Biii SwMk end, petll·
bly, Ken Heitz.
• Insiders say Lucius Allen will IM an academic
casualty and has played his laat t•m• for UCLA.
Safer red·thlrted last yHr •ncf Sw .. k and Heitz
played both forward and guard.
"We're very pleaMd to know Jw 11 coming to
UCLA," a11i1tant coach Jerry Norman te14 the
DAILY PILOT.
"He hat the capability of '*"' a starter for
ua and we're ctrtalnly tol"I to 1lve him avery •
portvnlty to do so. We think he has a very fine
tempomMnt but he'• alM a c.mf)9tltor."
Ne"' Coach
. Tom Eads is the new
football coach at San
Clemente High School.
replacing George Hart·
man who resigned to
assume similar duties
at Saddleback Junior
College. Eads. 40, was
an assis tant al El Ran·
cho High.
tr * * .A.. 14
Winner of the tourney will
trek ro Springfield, Mo .
with a spot Jn the inaugural
N a tional Championships.
June 5 through 8.
Tickets for the three day
double elimination tourna·
ment are scaled at $1.50 ptr
day or $3.50 for the entire
tourney.
Stricklin was an All·Clf'
perfoomer at Hun tington
Golden State Elite
Be~h and still holds the FIRST TEAM SELECTIONS
Ducats are available al
the athletic department a1
Chapman or at the Boysen
Park box oHice on Thurs·
dJy.
Chapman will be making
its sixth s t r a i g h t ap-
pearance in the NCAA
regionals. The PantheN; won
t11e title in 1966.
~nty single game 153 Poi. Player School
pomt.s) prep scoring record. 18-Jim Gilmore LIFE
Elmer Combs ! '46) has 2B-Glenn F reeman LA Baptist
been head basketball coach 3B-Jim Ortiz SCC
af Huntington Beach for IO SS-Bruce Quinnelly rat Baptist
year,g, Wayne You ng f'591 is OF-Mike McGuire SCC
head coach at S a n OF-Lynn Taylor SC Bemard~o High. OF-Tom Moore C'al Baptist
h T~o Oller products are c -Steve Quinnelly Cal Baptist.
ea track coaches in the p -Dave King Cal Baptist
county. Ro11 Suess 1'501 i~ p -Larry Franch Cal Baptist the head man at Garden . . Host of the tourney hai;
w()n four t>f' the five previous
tourneys.
Action on Thursday begins
at 2 p.m. witti Seattle
Pacific a n d Sa<'ramento
St a t e vyi ng. At 5:30.
Portland State and Ch;ip-
man College go at it and the
losers or the two game .. arr
slated for an 8:30 lussle
Grove High and Tom Lloyd P -Larry W1lhams SCC
I '60) is head coach at La SECOND TEAM SELECTIONS
Habra High. Bob Haeger .
Four Tean1s T ie
Four teams tied for the ll·
tie in Jack and Jill Tourna·
ment play Sunday at thf'
Costa Mesa Goll and Coun·
1'44) ls a former Anaheim 1B-J1m Damato
High head coach 2B-Ray Schieb
Aquatics coaches include 38-Steve Hotchkiss
Monte Nitzkowski ( '4 7 ) , SS-Paul Crissman
Long Beach City College OF-Larry McFadden
swim coach and assistant OF-Jim Apple
Olympic waler polo coach. OF-Bill Young
<.nd Noel Bigler 1 '53). swim P -Ronn Nipper
coach at Huntington Beach. P -Cal Hoaglin
SC'('
Cal Baptist
Cal Baptist srr srr
LIFE
Cal Baptist sec
Cal Baptist
Baseball Standings
try Club. American Leagut N1tl11n1t Leagat
Checking in with net besl W
batts of 62 were Vj Hosluns. Detroit 2.1
R e 11 y B row n . P a I Cleveland . . 20
Stephenson. Martha Ciam· Baltimore .... 19
pa. Bob Hoskins. B 1 11 Roston . . . . . . . 111
Brown . Jack Higginbotham Minnesota . . . 111
and Bob Stephenson. C1Ufornl1 . 17
Chlcago . . . . 15
(, Pft, fiB W L Prt.
12 llS7 St. Louis 21 14 .fiOO
14 .SSR 21>1 AU1nta . . 21 16 .568
lfi :;.i3 4 San Francisco 20 17 541 17 514 5 17 514 ;; Cincinnati . . 19 17 .52.11
19 472 61,o: Philadelphia 17 lfi .515
111 455 7 Chicago 19 19 .500
20 429 11 Lns Anreles 17 21 .447
I
v .. ,. Avg.
Soph. .300
.fr. .306
Soph. .366
Soph. .454
.Ir. .333
oph. .428
Sr. .354
Sr. .300
.Jr. 3-0
Soph. 4--0
Fr. 3-0
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Soph.
Soph.
Soph.
Sr.
Sr.
.296
.265
.375
.407
.:!:l3
.263
.~
~1
1.0
•o. II TEI
•l·A J1mm• "-"· tnai•" Hill! cc. r.~rdon tCtnlt<, Cl>Ucl MOtlttomtrv.
tlrlf.~ Arm.srro"9
•?·B Vic Ptorol•. M11 .. cr• C1nvon CC, Ltw Chttotf, 0 o n Hud· ~~>Ion
110. t> Tll
1}.A Jodi £1Ni. Los CrtO!u C c. Ed wara. John Jacoos. Harry C1rl10n l>B Ltn Gilll1m. L.os AnNltS. ,.. ...
,.y Brown, Rol11!d V1lltl•, J, C. Humollrltt
NO. 14 TIE
.... JOI' Mlnet. CendlO•ood c (,
14 J JohmOf', Don McCallum. Le> Tarr 1•11 D•I« Andruon. Ill• Tlf Golf Ctnttr. F llc-'11. Or w SMdtr. K•r1 Her~1n l..C !mlt S<,_llt r. AMt lld1I• C c. 11..., Wlnterllurn, Mar• $odtn, P1u1
Rte
NO, U TIE
1j.• ltll EllOtl. lllvetsldf, C Ht~ br1n1<, J Mc:Altt. Harl10 Et!USOI' lj.B TOflY Lelll\f, S1t<cey C C, Diet t<ousman, Diet B.-nt, Jedi H1usm•n
NO, 16 TEI
l•A Bob ROii.i(, Blmim Woods c c. w~ Smltll. Miio Mtrc~I. Jim
Wan! •6-11 Bill Per~er. HlcleMe C C.
Urbon Btll. Ed $<1\ullr. 0-SI°"""'" 16< Biii Menlo. SOUit '•tit ~I C°"rM. Biii Halnllln, Ol<A LU<f\o Wtldon Hu"~'· G-... letch
NO. 17 TIE
17.4 tturt A,..I. C11Ho•nl• C c, Biii S<h,auPP"tr, Vern S<M..,..,,,f", Q'ow-
Srnllll, Tom SCl>•u-r 17•1 ltt<I Wllev, Wultr" Avenue Golf Courw, John Willl1ms. W. T. Tuc•tf1 W•tt •1yl'T'Of'ld
NO. 11 TEI
••• l:•rl Martin, Wffttrn il••"'lt Goll Covrw. 11111 tt•rn, John Hovi. 1111 Metull
1•11 EOdl, 14.,.,,;uon. EK.,,.,i~ JoM Sltvr•" Diel< Brofey, Norm11t
Ollver. 100 Wlh"" ll·C Wall• llr..SltV. El TMo M1r1 ... !lot. Jolin G•ll•"*'· T-Quinn.
SMITH DEPT. -'"'9 W-'J Smith whe was
.......,. in lrvlne Coast Cauntry Clut.'1 ptetl4ent'1
cup toumement • ., • , tho ....... I• ..........
WOIOlly Smith wt.. wat .,arterlNckl"I Now,.,..
... ,.., ...................... team 10 y .. ,. ... . At Awards Fete Oakland . 1!1
New York ..... 15
Wu"'nston , . tf>
21 .417 8'12 New York 16 20 .444
21 .4t7 8~ Pittsburgh , 15 1!l .441
l
2a..,
:l
3i,.,
51,,
5 \ii c1 , "1'2
•Alli.,.. AMHISCMI
N• 19 1111 M41ien. ....
9o<141 ltl!IM A--
8ROTHERs DEPT. -Make it 29S brothers wbo
ue intencholastic athletes at the Oranae Co.st area'•
10 bllb ICbools. OVerlooked ln our .Friday story were tile Flynn ~ of Fow!Ulin Valley Ritb-Mick, Tim and Kitt.
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MJSSING PERSONS DEPT. -What.ever became "Art IClm?
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sellin9 "Co119•t" i11 a11y 011e .I 5
lengu•9••· They mHn top• i11 ~rs
when they ••Y Cou9er.
.Jim Jorgensen lcrew).
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dirina) and Bob McClaJtt
(l&Uing) were n a m e rt
PirMel of the Year Moaday
~ at Orange C o a s t
eouea.•a annual s p r i n ~
... award& blnquet.
Ollm --* to coach Don Otml,1 unlMlllCen crew
team 1"ll't Jobn Bale CHun· linCtoa a.eta) 11 varsity
~ aacl Joe Fly11.n
(Newport Beachl •
tnlbmM captain.
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.Jl_DAILV Pl_Lo_r ________ r_u_t5da__:y~, _MaJ 21. 1968
LOS ANGELES -The story of Peter Van Schuyler,
they say, is true. Peter Van Schuyler i! a gorillil. He plays bridge, drinkl
gjn and tonic and hits golf balls.
Van Schuyler first came to the attention of the golf
world at the annual West African driving tournament. His
performance was reported by Sir Cedric Dunsteed, goif
editor o1 the Capetown Daily Caper, as follows.
"He was a massive creature, an inch under six feet
and scaling close to 500 pounds. His race. though brutish
by human standards, contained an air of calm dignity and
a touch of sadness. The spectators at the annual West Af·
rican driving tournament buzzed with anticipation and, quite
naturally, gave Van Schuyler wide berth.
He walked to the tee carrying his own clubs which were
made by a firm in Cincinnati. He unzipped his bag with
his left foot and took out a ball and flipped it into bis left
hand. He looked at the ball for a moment and then crushed
it as if it were a grape. Obviously, there was a flaw in
the ball. Far out on the course. the man marking the drives was
holding up a sign which said "325 meters." the leading dis·
tance thus far. The drive had been made by Cyrus Watkins,
famed Egyptian long-ball hitter.
Peter Van Schuyler placed his ball on the ground and
took out his driver and swung. The ball started low and
stayed low and if the man marking the d r i v e s had not
thrown thimsetl Oat. he would surely have been beheaded.
The ball nnally came down, took two bounces and stop-
ped. The man held up a card reading "450 meters." The
crowd cheered. Van Sch uyler, meanwhile, remained in his follow·
Rangers Four Spert Letterman
Eye Sweep . SCC TabS Nipper
Mter Win Athlete of Year
'Mle Coast Ran1ers are in·
volved in two weekcn~ soc· cer matches. f .:a ring Ronn Nipper. a four .,,ort Paul Crissman Ccaptain),
FuJJerton Saturday as a part letterman, was named the Rieb Shultz ( m o s t in ..
of the Placentia Fair and tr-avellng to Bellflower High Athlete of the Year on Mon-spiratlonal).
School on Sunday to meet day night at S o \J t h e r n BASKETBALL (JV)
Bellflower. California College's annual Dave Marocco (captain).
Both games start at 2 tports award1 banquet. L y n n W i 1 k 1 e ( m o s t
p.m. Most valuable p 1 ayers valuable ), Phil Cagle fmost'
United Coz.-st Rangers will resume hostilities Sun:Iay in named in five varsity sports inspiratioool), Rick ShultJ
a 1 p.m. clash at Temple Ci· were Paul c r i s 8 m a n (most inspirational). I
ty. They were idle last (basketball), Jody Murray CROSS COUNTl\Y -
weekend. ( cr-0ss country ). N i p p e r Frank Yubetta f captclin >•
Coach Brian McCaughey's (track and field ), Lynn Ronn NiPr>Cr (most im•
Rangers held off Phoenix, 5. 4, Sunday at New P 0 r t Taylor (baseball) and Gene proved). N'Jke Newcomb
Beach's Mariners park Hudlow ftennis). (most inspirational).
despite tbe handicap of Nipper 1 e t t e r e d in BASEBALL -Jim ~
fielding only 10 men. baseball, track arld field , (captain), Larry Williams
The Rangers never trailed cross country and basket· ( t · d) R N' with Harry Ogilvie and mos improve . onn 'Pr
Colin West scoring two ball. per (most inspirational). ~1ece and Norm Pren-l n d i vidual conference TRACK -Gordon Morey
dergast picking up the otnc.r awards were also presented (capt!rin and most in·
goal. to members of the cham· spiratlonal), John Snyder
Shot of the day came in pionship cross country and (most improved).
tile first ball when Weit track and •:eld i.eams. t o o k a p a s s f r 0 m u 1 TENNIS -Gene Hudiow
McCaughey and heade<f it Other awards: (captain), Lynn Wilt i t
into the goal to give his BASKETBALL _ Jody (most improved), Larry
lhrougb...position Present!Y~ gnome-like little man de·
tached bimself from the crowd. Tf was JoharurV:m-sc .
!er, Peter's foster father and namesake ·
mate~a _4-2 halftime bulge. Murray (most improved), Combs (most inspirational), Gill~T~~(~),oo~~gp~~~~~I~~C~d~C~~~~~~C~l~b~~~~===~=~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Board of Governors,~surr nders bis pos~ to newly elected president Urban B~h
(center). ~ha~les Fi , ~k (stand~ng nght) will serve as vice president, with
Clarence Higbie (sea . right) taJung over IS secretary. Teeple is also charter
member and founde of Orange County Senior Golf Association.
IDtlt Bole Election
* * * ffe bad with him a (In and tonic. Peur turned and
lhrew the old man a salute. The old man returned the
salule and whispered something in Peur'a ear and gave
him the drlnk. Peter smiled and aat down yogJ style and drank
Walkins. the Etyptfan, WH protesting to the offlclala.'A..
Peter Van Schuyler waa found abandoned in Africa
by Joha na Van Schuyler wbo waa touched· by tlle sad
little beasl and took him to his home near Zambesl. A•
Peter grew up, Johann began to realize the inherent
cleverness of tbt young ape.
He was tbe perfect mimic. He ate at tbe table with * * * finesse and excelled at cards and several Ume1 wa11
caught smokJng a pipe and trying to abave.
Hollypark
Entries
As an outlet for Peter, the old 11an thought of golf. Peter learned golf in two minutes at the tee . All the golf _ .. _..-:r._.......,...,. __ .....,,,... "<:::t::C'Jl!:!ll~m::::m~i:r:~
hf' would ever learn. that is. It consisted of belting the ball Holl vP.t.RK u cE ENT1ues • lllllts. Clllmlnt . PurM 11'000. T.,_
clelml11• ••kt 110.000. HarbOI S~ior
ClliH"I Club. over 400 yards every time be hit it. '"' Wt<l-Y. Mu n --01y
H
. t b CIMr A F1~lr1t P•f 1:45 P'.M. is eac er, a young pro named Bobbie Latch. enrap-
tured by the results of the first lesson, played 18 holes with
his protege. It turned out to be the only round Peter ever
Trader'• Profll CJ L1m~rtl
In A WhllPtr IA Pined•)
Gtdme1111 CJ Gon11lc1 I
Clover Time (J Trullllo)
Gill• Alibi IM Y1ne1l
Peltr $llot (W H1rrl1l
117
117
played.
It was found that Pet.er bad absolutely no depth per-
ception. On a par 3, l~yard hole. Peter smashed the ball
400 yards straight down the middle. On an easy pttch shot
after one of his drives, PeteT belted the ball 400 yards over
and past the green.
.. V\ctor Van~· UM celebrated Viennese eye spe·
c1alisl, waa brought m. Von Sphlncter explained that the
gorilla's eyes have pupils that are distented and convex
thus automatically destroying any trace of depth perception.
Asked is glasses would correct the defect, Von Sphinc·
ter replied:
"Yes, but such glasses would require a prismJc com-
bination some 17 fnches in length. This would make it pos-
sible for the patient to perceive distance, but it would make
it impossible for him to see the ball in front of him."
So it ia, then, Peter Van Schuyler is forced by nature
to confine his golf to driving tournaments.
Save for his simple ocular defect, the world would long
since have forgotten all about Jack Nicklaus.
Schmitz Claims Spot
With Crestview· Elite
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Golden Wed IA Pl...clal
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MonlCI Senior Rrcrutlon Center.
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old mi lden tlllles. P'unt s.5000,
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116 Cllrls T. II. IL Pl11t1v Jr) 1U
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Valtornn1u CJ Stlltrsl
l...e YIJM SO (It C1mHS 1)
Ann's laclv IW Mlllornt¥1
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G1y Yffr CA Plntdl 11
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Doctor Doll Boo (W H1rrlsJ
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Bub's Fonn (II lltn<O)
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lurt. Flllln A muH • •ur olds i nd
up. Cl1111fltd 1llC1W•n<o. Fune tl,,000.
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Ill Miu 1(11 Bird ID Hall) 117
116 Towt rd (M Valt n1ut1al 1~
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Doug Schmitz of Laguna
Beach was named to a
start.ing role on th e
All-Crestvie w League
baseball team as picked by
the coaches in the league.
OF-Oon Monm1n Tu1tln Sr 000 FOUllTM UCI. 6 tur-. 3 & 4 DHuville ID Pltru) 117
Second team choices went
lo Lagu na's Dave McDon-
nell and Steve Shapard.
Laguna 's trio are all
jur1ors.
Player of the Year was
Jeff Dusek of San Clemente.
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Ut -J-Floru Orang1 Sr lit Tried N' Trvt CW Mtllornevl 112
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PLAYING SAND SHOTS FROM HILLY UH
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All you must remember is
~ that, on downhill lies, your club
will encounter less s.nd than
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lustrations #1 and #2).
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sand on downhill lies. the nor-
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by cuttina farther behind the
bill thin normal. Oo thi$ ind
your shot will reect as rt would
from 1 level ht.
On uphill lies, you must offset
the incre11td 11nd resistance.
Hit the 11nd closer to the ball
thin norm1I ao lhlt ball wrll
pop out H rNdlly as rt would
from 1 lt¥tl lit. .1 ... llAT\._....__
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Citation from E
Ana Chamber '
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Conat1U1ncling General Cmnnaended
Major General Charles J. Quilter, Commanding General, Third Marine Air-
craft Wmg, El Toro Marine Corps Air Station, accepts the Golden City Merit
Citation from Benjamin L. Paschall (right), executive secretary of the Santa
Ana Chamber of Commerce and Lieutenant Colonel Bill Duncan, chairman oC
the Military Affairs Committee of the chamber for "maintaining an excellent
civilian-military relationship with the city."
Addl'esses State Board
Harbor Student Asks Sex Course
For a few minutes, Jan
Luymes~of Newport Harbor
of Education to enlarge the state's elementary and
state requir~ curriculum to secondary school systems
J ·I
8th Gr•ders Lead
Lincoln Has 136
On Honor Rolb
The third quarter hono1
roll has beeA releaeed b~
Lincoln Intenned.iate School
· n Newport Beach.
Sixty five e~ traders. .o seventh vacten aDd 21
~ixth graders mHe the
·cbolar list.
Straight A studenta ar~ · Eighth graders· KeUyn
leeck, John B h n p le d .
Elizabeth Brimmet, Krisl.J
Clarke, Bob ·DeMott, '.Karin
Feldman, Scott Hornbeak.
Kate Jayne, Jim LWMl, John
Miles, Olris Schwer, Ksthy
Smith and Ricky Yorba.
Seventh graders Franris
Boero, Robyn Child, Trim:
Crooke, Susan •Kata, Matt
Larrabee, Susie Milholland,
Liz Noll, Anita Palenchar.
Stacy Platt, Patti Sloper and
Megen Thompson.
Other honor xUI students :
lllt ttMit -Ldlle ..-...; .Brad B•k"• Oout tertte. Leun. ..,,,._$, Dan• llurner, PeW ...,.. , S~o 8rvo11, Jim Coff, IMlb. o...W, 8cb k~:~irt·~~ °:='Ui..l~ '*'-·
T~y. M~ 21, 1968 DAILY P!lOT J 7
HENRY'S
RESTAVBANT~==a~~~
You are eertll•Hw ln.,ltetl to eelellr•te,
the
SIXTEENTH ANNIVERSARY
of
Benrg's Restaur•nt
2350 W. Coast Hwy. Newport S..ch, C.lif.
Liberty 8-1177
by •ttending
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TWO DINNERS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
M.y 20, 21, 22 and 23, 1968
Special E11tertalnment Speftal
ANNIVERSARY MENU
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. Served frem 5:00 ,.M. te Ml4nl1ht
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The Doily Pilot Covers Boating
Best In The West
AU Penney Stores Open Evl'ry Night Monday Through Saturday
---=Hi"'"gtl ool JielQtbe at-iilclude a compreben~sfV'Vie..-~slmo1oaidsrttiHJm1an1v,..e-+tbe.._...,Op"'J'O.,,,pj~1tt1mnitiiM-IJ:::...a
program of sex edU<:ation, lo learn about these subject
with particular emphasis on a:t:.ea . tention of the august State
Board of Education.
She was one of six student
leaders statewide to speak
in Los Angeles last week on
changing the curriculum to
make school more relevant
to student needs.
The speakers w e r e
represen1atives of t h e
California Student Advisory
Boa.rd on Educaton.
Miss Luymes, an 18-year-
old senior, presented the
student organization's plank on sex education.
She asked the state Board
venereal disease beginning " iously. these sub·
in the seventtl or eightl1 j have only been touched
grade. upon or ignored, depending
"Lack of understanding upon the policy of the in-
and knowledge of the rela· clividual school district."
tionship between the sexes Earlier, at an organiia·
bas resulted in today's ris-tional m e e tin g , Miss
ing rate of illegitimate Luymes, one of f i v e
births, venereal disease, representatives from Or-
early teen-a,ge marriages ange County, suggested ven-
and divorces," Miss Luymes eral disease enducation be
said. part of the student plaUirm
'·To combat these trends. part of the student platform.
we believe it is essential She then was saked to make
that every student in the the presentation.
We can make
a sweet deal
sweeter by
ssoormore.
, ·~JS.-....._. · -· ... ~-r,r~ Free checking account. You can ~~ "-_, get a car loan most anywhere. But at
"'~""~~ ~ First Western Bank you can get a free
-~ ... 1111!1!· Ill ' checking account included. No matter
how low your checking account
balance, there's no service charge for
the length of the loan. And service
charges average a little over $2.00 a
month.
So if you borrow the money for 24
months, you'll be about $50 ahead.If
you borrow the money for 36 months,
you'll be over $72 ahead. And that's
not the only way you'll save.
Bank lntereat rate. There are all
kinds of interc1t rates on car loans,
bu all things c:omidcred,nobodywill give you a better deil than our $900
million bank will
There arc no strings attached. You don't line to be a regular customer.
Youdon'tneedabigdownpaymmt. And we thinkforeigncarsarcsimply
wonderful.
To ~ut it limply: Loans have
prica JOit Jib can do. And if you
can beat our deal, you probably
own your own J.m:.
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Loans
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4:olot upl In """8t·$1'1a&hed prints and vibrant solids •.• pulsating co/01 that blinds
·IMhe bNch ..• dazzlea b'1#re pool. Bikinis with see-thru sides ••• hippy-high 2-piecers with
bOy legs ••• all with becoming built-In bras. Cont upl ~th a float that's a
flurry of permanent pleats In the ume smashing prints and solids to pair .and wear.
' All In amazing Orio,,. acrylic, so they keep that .co/01 up ••• wear and wear/
A. two-piece swimsuits, a/zes ~ to 38 11.00 B. pleated cover-up, sizes S·M·L 7. 00
Color up! Cover up! California style!
. calfontla ,,,,., Trl,,,.tallored.Towncr~ Surf-Breaker trunks tot free-wheeling
<;0mlort and flt. Quick-drying Dacro,,. pot;iiirertcotton with back darts, sitkl wnta. elastic
waist-inserts and tutyacetate supporter. eoV'er up with a coordinating weatherpr'c,Of
jacket of 100% Dupont nylon with zip-in hood, zip\sleeve pocket, underarm ventilation.
/ Folds into its own side po\ket with room to spare 'for trunbl
C. Surf-Breaker trunks, sizes 30 to 42 5.98 0. Coordinating jacket, siz~ $-M-1...iXL...,
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SWINGIN' VARIETY -The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.
above, provide music on "The Swingin' Singles''
tonight. in color, at 10 on Channel 13. Others ap·
pearing on the variety special are The Sunshine
Company, Art Graham Trio. Lewis and Clarke Ex·
pedition, comedians Marty Ingels and Ann Elder,
Mary Ann Mobley and Leslie· McRae.
TELEVISION VIEWS
Actors Mount
---SOaptloxcs
By TERRENCE O'FLAHERTY
There's a new noise in Lolusland these days. It
) caused by HQllywood actors slamming shut their
make-up k.its and hammering toj:ether . ~eir soap
boxes in preparation for the comm~ political race.
After closely observing the habits of actors for
many years, it is difficult to believe that anyone
could be influenced by their personal preferences
in any area, but there is a new generation .going lo
the polls for the first time in November. It is a gen·
eration warmed since the cradle by star power and
advisers in both parties are not overlooking that it
may influence their votes.
IN THE McCARTHY camp are Paul Newman,
Tony Randall, Dustin "The ·Graduate" Hoff.man,
Robert Ryan, Elaine May, Hal Holbrook and V1veca
Lindfors. Stumping for Bobby Kennedy are Sonny
and Cher, Rod Steiger, Shirley MacLaine, Sammy
Davis Jr., Bobby Darin and Peter Lawford. Hubert
Humphrey claims Jimmy Durante and also Frank
Sinatra who is still smarting from the Kennedy fam·
ily's rejection in 1962. Hollywood's Republicans are traditionally less
vocal but the.r'appear to be waiting fo r the G.OP's
fi nal lineup although Rudy Vallee and Gmger
Rogers are reported by Life Magaizne to be already
hoofing for Nixon. -
* * * YOU WILL NOTICE immedl•llb' U\ai televis·
ion stars are not well represented on tbe list of
Politically Motivated Performera~ lt le ~tiblt that
their reluctance comes from \b• knowl.S,e that
their career• art d~ent upon a~naors who
might be effendecl by political moonllf!!~g for the ()p~ part_y. ElcepMona art 'Man From
U.N.C:\f.I,.. l\Obtl1 Vau1han (wbOH lbow is off
tilt .ar ~•>') and Barbra Strel1and who Dlays
it lllt 1w · allowta1 h1r name to bt ll•ttd bolb by ClUana lor McCarthy aod ClUien1 for KtMtdy.
In dt)'I of ~re when all movie 1tar1 Wirt undtr ~~act \Q 1tut$lot they "'. ere even mort 1lltnt poll-
ticat11 than tod_,,, TV performera.
MA•U~ON IRANOO, the wtll·known euthority
on racial di1rupUon1 and capUal punl1h"'e11t. shot
off his mou~ •bout the Oakland Pollet Department
on ABC's Joty ~ahop 1how t'ICtntly wblcb promp~ed
an immediate demand for •iu•l Umt by Police
Chief Chari• R. Gain. Ht 1ot t Ult follow ing week.
ABC is quick to note tha t both 1how1 bad the same
size audience. Brando baa not yet come out for. bis favorite
candidate. Alter "Mutiny on ~he Boun\:1." his cholct
is expected'to be a m•Jor tnfiuence on the Tahitian·
American vot. -1lthou1h It la not kaowa in what
direction.
* * * I have a bunch lhat the polltclal ptefertnees of
TV stars are a1 much of a Uablllty 11 they are a
blessing. My n1l1hbor1 Mra. Ptllachotti, loalhu
Barbra •tr1l1and to aqch an extent that she is cqn-
templatlnl a chan11 ¢ registration from Democr&l
to RepubllO.fl llut atte won't 10 throu,h with it un·
til she 1._. who the Flying N'-n 11 or. She likes
her even 1••·
•
GORDO
JUDGE PARKER
MOON MULLINS
TUMIUWEEDS
Mun AND ..
'
Miii PIACH
I NEVER K>\OW (l.W.T PP# IT I~ ... SQ#J.ETIMES I OOt<l' E'l!N
KNOW ~i MOMTH rr ~ ...
WHAT WAS TME
LAST THING 1
S AID TO YOU
WHf N, YOU CAME
SNEAKING AllOUND
TME OTMER OAY?
)t)tJ TOLD ME 10
'TAKE OFF OR
SOMETHING. BUT
.L KNOW 'IOU
OtDN'T NIEAA
IT··
By Gus Aniola
ly Harold Le Doux
TVtO Of US WORIC lOGETHER! &9.MO MlD I
~ A TEAM! WE Plaf:P UP f'lOTKTIOtl ~EV
FIOM FORl.V·FIVE Pt.AC.ES Of SUSINESS ••• THE
""81\tUMS ltAN6EP FltOM a.IE HUNPrEP TO ONE
THOllSANP A MOllTH! &EANO AND I !lllOUGHT
IF f.N OWNER PIPN'r ICfEP IV WITH •• ~ EiOIN6 lO 61VE
HIS Pf.VMENT~ HE WA? lrOllGHEP UP VOi lHE NAME'S Of'
THE FIRST TIME! lllE .NEXT TIME HIS 1'MDE PEOPLE Kill
PlAGE Of' &USIN~ W16 el.OWN •NE Olll6AMIZATION
UP •. AND SOMETIMES HE •• AMP WHO PIPlHE
!ti AL~ENTV ntOUSNID A MOtlTH! GOT el.OWN UP WITH IT! ICIWN65!
CONFOUND '100, SNAKE-EYE! l'M
TRVIN' 10 CLEAN UP GRIMY GULO:l!
HOW MANYJ TIMES DO I HAVE TO Te.LL '!'OU ...
By Ferd Johnson
: By Tom K. Ryan
PONT SE A LnTERBUG!
ly Al Smith
ly Mel
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MAY 21
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........ Air. (C) (90) Biiiy
EckltiM, Mallie Vt11 Dor111, .loflll
llylltJ and T trTY Gibbs aunt.
....... (Q (30) ...............
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...... ..,,_. ,.,. (drlln1) ·12~ ..... lef •• ._., Derin.
Her Ftlll. larry CiOrdM. A tenst
PtfCllO!oclctl drlftll MM I •rilc>1
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net tile 11111·~ .... " .. ~-""'-·•~· lllM leld« (Dlrfll).
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dillf (dnm1) '51-:.shtlley Whiten, .
Jot! Mt£ru.
t:ll 8 9 (I) leM lhnilllc, Wt1kt:
(C) (30) The .st t111111 th" m
llappen to • ~ )ocu,-tarynr1ti1
-strikes Daw ltwlJ Ills first daf
en the job with Hutton. In 1 flaih·
N~ l.wls recalla how 11t lost h11
wice btc1UH of nerwus tenslo".
(R)
m"" flitbtDll• <C> <30> mMJ .... <30)
fl!) TY Hisll Sdltol: "Enallsll Gram·
mu." A ltuoft Oii better Jbt• and
uuac.
&)El.,...,.
I:~ D PIC Nlws Sema (C) (60)
0"" .,.., ·-(C) (30) m Haztl <C> (30>
G) MeH•'s NftY (30)
f:SJ&ll~llll tit• Mott .. lllltllrlty: "lli'Ow"' tltlr This!" Vir1ini1 Mcl<Jn·
""· • t•cller fOf tllt clnf and hard ot hurinf, talks with Marion
fJ @ CJ) llTPI: (C) (30) "Murder
fOf Infinity." ,. Dettetivt Ll Mike
Kainea reaches 1 dud ll!d In his
smch for ~ulptw Robert Stryhr,
wlllttd for tllt murder of his mod·
el, Stryker contacb H11nes· friend,
TV newxuMr G11y Doyle. (R)
Q) ,._.rt ti Trawl (C) (30) m ............. Cilpfftllee
fl) Mar11a a lat 21:30
I
HOUSES FOi
OaNallAL ••. , • con-. MHA • MISA DSL MAa .
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ULAOA COVIS Nllllll'OIT SHOii!
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UNIVIRSITY fOAI~
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IAY ISLANDS •. ,.
LIDO ISi.i
IAl.&OA ISLAND
HUNTINGTON au HUNTINGTON HU 'OUNTAIN VALLI
HAI. HACH
lUNSET &!!.ACM
GAltOEN OROVI
LONG HACH
l.AKEWOOD
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OUT Oil COUNTY
OUT 0, STATI
STANTON
WISTMINSTltt . MIDWAY CITY .. S.ANTA ANA
SANTA ANA HOTS.
OllANOI
JUSTIN . NOltTH TUSTIN
ANAH .. M
SILVEIAOO CANY
1.AOUNA Hll.LS
Mal1hall and. rives aclvie~ for h~ar· lf:OO f) 9 (j) cas Reperts: (C) (60)
Ina loss ~lctuu and therr famlhes. "Huneer ill Amuie1." A study ot
AGUNA HACM
LACIUNA NIGUEL
SAN CLIMINTI SAN JUAN CAfOIST CA,ISTUNO &IA DANA fOOINT
CAii.SiAD OCEANSIDE
GI Noticiero 34 the 1pproxim1tely 10 million Am&r·
SAN DIEGO
•IVlltSIOI COUit MOUSES TO II M CONDOMINIUM
OU!'l.IXIS "01 I AfOARTMENT1 "O~
7:00 8 cas Eveni•& Nlws: IC) (30) icans who are sufferinc from stwt
Walter Cronkite. malnutrition. For the purpose ef
1---.a-Mtllp ('°' U ID b&. bua.._ ____ -fJiu;;D..i~~-
GJ I lfte 1.ay (30) STY i• A.menu, producar Mut1~ Houset Fu
m.••a 's , ......... (C) (30) ~,,had his cameras focus on four GENEilAL ""6 -lt!NTAl.S TO SMA Gl) btlbll fact 1114 fMCJ! ''En1· divena ooups: the t1nult farme11 IRVINI .
fish Noun Constructions." Tttcher of Loudoun County, Va., tht Mu~ ~0Jlf 0~~5~,..
James flostJin Introduces 1 1r1m· can·Amtrielnl of San Antonio, Tex,. ~o'Ls .. A1~p~:~~·
mu desianed to help impro¥t l•n· the N1vajo lndl1ns ol Yuba City, NIWl'ORT IEACM
ruaae.
f!) la C.111 Vada
7:30 1J tjl (j) WUri: (C) (60) Dr.
M111h Tracy Is chtrpd Witt! coun·
ttfftitin1 lft• Judy unbllliet a bun·
tilt of money and turns it -r to
1 needy 11un (Jan Clayton). (R)
D I Drtllll of Jta1111it: (C) (30)
"Who Art You Ctllinc a Genier· An
ambulanc:e·thasinf lawyer (suest
R~hard Deacon) tries to ca.sit In
when Junnlt Is accidtntallJ
~noc~ed out durinc a space capsule
tou1. (R) .
D Happy Wancltms: (C) (30) "The
New Lakes of I.tie Mojave."
0 @ (}) Carrilotl'a lorillu: (C)
(60) "Now I lay Me Down To Die."
The Goullas are assirned to rucue
an American •rtnt, "Charlie," 1
German captive who possesses the
key to 1n important military code.
(R)
B Million $ Movie: (C) "Tiit Pride
and iftt r1ssion" (dJ1ma) '57 -
flank .Sinatra, ~ry Grant, Sophia
Loren.
m Trvtll tr Cotlteqllttlal (C) (30)
G) '"" Mno11 (60)
U!l NET ri.,-.: "Rosmersl!olm."
Henrik lbletl'a auric tr11tc1y II a
story of • ftrmtr minister Wllost
ttranp and lnltn• bood tlO hla
housekttl* leads 1D Ilia ultimate
destruction. Knut Wieert, Dam•
Ariz., 1nd N11111 sllar1troppers ht ===~g:~ ~:ri:I
l'Ulll A11bam1. lleschtclultd lro111 &,lYSHORES
April 23. ~~~~ .. ~::ms
81•11 l'ltlNtl News (C) (60) ~=~~::s1TY ,._
0 @ (]) l'9 19'•1: (C) (60) BACK IA Y
"Condition: Red." David Vinunt ~:~~Nl"'ru/:RilCE
diWJ'ltrs lft 111111 plot to ptntt"tl ~~~:~: Oil MA
t!lt North American AJ1 Defense u Y ISi.ANOS
Comm.nd. Vincent MIS 1 newsp1· ~~~ri!"'~s1.ANO
per 1ecount of tilt mysterious de.it~ ~~~~{.~1:o:Am
ol I doctor wllo hid reported lht SEAL HACH ..
"death" of lttrlCtive LIUfit ~eller. ~~:0•11~~~NTY
Sht has no pulse, no heart beet, ~AE~~~~~~H ·::
yet is very much alive. Guests ,,, .MIDWAY CITY
Antoinette Bower ind Jason Evers. ~~:~~,.tNA HllOI
(R) t!g~:: =~:s;L 0 Tempe (C) (60) IAN CLEMENTI m lad llth1111 Nn1 (C) (60) ~:=1t~::NgA:~~
0) IJ!Jil!D Swinejn' Sln&1es: (C) DANA fOOINT
• (60) A comedy-variety show star· ~~~~;~~~1 RcloNuT~
rin1 Marty Ingels. Kasey K1sem ~i~~~~~1~~11N
hosts. The musir.al direction is by RENTALS
Art Grahlm and features some ot Houses Ur
the most outstanding headlinm °' GENHAI.
the scene: The Niily G11\t'f Oi1t 'j,.~'sTt ~~s~1 Band, The Suns~ine Company, Tht MESA vno1 •
lewis and Clark Expedition, Th• ~~'*:::T '"a'iRlc~
Hourglass. and fr1nk Kins6. NEWfOORT HOMTS N!WfOOltT SHORI tE losto11 $Jlllpllony: E1ith Leins· UYSHOUS .
dorf luds the full symphony i" ~~~~ .. ~::us ·
Mozart's Sympllofty No. 38. in D UN IVlllSITY ....
M1jor, "l'r11111," «. 504; Btfaer's ::J:Euv
"l'l>!Jphol!J''; and Mendelssohn's ~JJ.:"'~::RACI
Sympllolly No. 3 In A Minor, "Seo!· CORONA DEi. M•
tish/' Opus 56. ::~·~stANOS
GI Tern • ~111 ~~~~J~"'~sLAND
Pem Ashcroft star. (R) 11 :DO IJ Elntft O'Clod 11.,.rt: (C) (30) NEWPORT WEST· 'lUNTINGTON llE
HUNTINGTON HA
l'OUNTAIN VAi.i.
SUL ll!ACM
GARDIN GROVI LOHG llUCH ORANGE COUN1'
SANTA ilNA
Wf.STMINSTlll MIDWAY CITY
SANTA ANA HllG COASTAL LAGUNA HACH
UGUNA NIGUll.
SAN Cl.EM!NTI
CAfOtSTllANO
O"STltANO H o
DANA 'OINT CONDOMINIUM
OUfOLEXES UNl"l
SUMMllt UNU
fll ....., hllttr Jtny Dunphy.
D 1" 11" llNr News: (C) (30)
Geor1e S~inner. HI 0 1J1 (j) Jtnr Uwls Sllow: (C)
(&a) Connie stMnt. Oiclc Sllewn
runt (R)
8 ROLLER GAMES-LIVE! (C) * T·BIRDS vs. DETROIT
D Movie: •Jt"'"'7 Holldly" (drt·
ma) '49-William Bendi•.
0 Ntws: (C) (30) Baxter Ward. a Mtwle: "'SllPlllM" (myste!Y)
'4~8any Sullivan, Belita.
8 llllllf 1.-: (C) (2 hr) T· GI L• er... S11tw (t)
11in11· vs. Dftloit 0tvn1. m Mow1r. <c> ..,.,.,., ~"'""" m ,,__. (C) (30) Part II (romance) '47-llnd.t Dar· e...., " II '*" nell. Cor111f Wildt.
.;30. 9 (I) ... ...... Now: (t) ll:JO f) 111..W. (C) "Tiit Dtstrt Soll('
(IO) C)rH Ritchard Ml JIM l'owtll (musical) '53 -Gordon M acRH,
join Red Skelton in actinc out com· Kathryn Grayson.
Ital fairy tiles abollt Aladdin ind O QJ @ Th To11itllf Slltw (C)
his Mafit lamp. Aip Van Winkle, 0 @Cl) JltJ Ii..., Slln (C)
the Pie·Eyed Pipt1, the Sleepin1
Buuty, and Pete<. Peter. Pumpkin· 12:1111 m Jee P'JM (C) (30)
Eller. (R) 12:30 m Nalltll City
D @(})It T•• a Tllilf: (C) m Adittl Tlltatrt: "Fam• and Ill•
(60) "0111 lller11 Ancel." Alexander DIYll ..
Mundy la aiven tht aalpment ol .
plantinc a buuin1 dftiet In the 12:.45 O Movit: ''Cirt ill Roe• 13" (mys·
lillr111 of Abrtsct11, u •iltill die· "'1) '6l-llri•11 Donlfty, Andrt1
tltof, without fllWillC tllt "°"" llylrd.
Guestift1 1t1 Ftnlllldl ll!MI 11
Gtnei'll Franci• AbrlllUll, Kite
Wwdwllle (trite ti """* llllCMI
of The Amltn) • .IHll Sleltn,
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rel. (II)
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Public and .Trade
COMPLm
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SUI. HACH
I.ONO HACM OUNOI COUNT OUOlll OIOYI
WISTMINSTH
MIDWAY CITY
SANTA ANA
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COAJTAL LAGUNA I UCN
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HOUSES FOl SALE
01111~&. .............. . COSTA MIU " .. ,. .. .... llM MISA 011. MA• , ........... n• MllA YlllOI .......... Ille COLLIGI PAllC ... , ....... llU NIWl'OU HACH .......... U .. NIWN•T 111 .. llTt . . .. .. .. ltll ULaoA COVIi .. .,, .. . Ult II IWl'OllT SllOll 11 , ......... tlll IAYClllST ., ...... 1121 IAYSllOllH ......... , 12't
OOYH INOH~ .... .. . ldJ WHTCl.1'P ........ tlll KAHCMt lllOll MDI ....... HM UNIVl•SITY l'A•1t ........... 1U7 IAClt aAY .. , ......... lM EASTaLUPP . .. .... , ...... 1142 t•VINI T•••ACI .......... nu CO•ONA OIL MAii ........... 12t• IALIOA l'ININSULA ........ lMI atEACON UY ......... 1• IAY ISL/AllOS ................ IJlll LIOO ISLI ......... 1111
IUSllllSI llllTAL ... ... -OflPI(• .. lfTAL .. , MJlt lllDU$TlllAI. l'll:CWllTY .. .. COMMellCIAI. .. . _, llllOVST'llAI. HlfTAI. . , . . .... ~n . . "• IA#CNlt . .. ........ .. CITIUS OltOVIS ..... , ••. 6111 'CllMI ........ UM L/Altl IUlllOlll 6111 llllOllT "°"9 .. TY • Ult
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OUT OI' STATI PllOI'. -lllOUllTAlll a MSlllT 6tM
MllOfYltlOll &.AMO . WI llAL llTATI Sllt.\llCI •. Ult t.I . llCCMA ... I . .. 6bt t. I . WANTID . 6141
BUSINESS •nd
FINANCIAL
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P AE 1iusH --PENINSULA SHORES
• 2 ~ 5 BR home lnl
MN& Del Mar Mfds wor1c
-but what a value! ldcailJ'
litualfd n ear scboo11t and
llhopplna.. 111 el~t. lcitehcn,
2\.J baths, carpets Ii drapes.
With low nlA appralal
$33,950 -make olftt.
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1093 Bakl't',· CM MG-M40
=-iii-iiii;IE&;;;iiiiiil Fantastic View
New Balboa
Oceanfront Community
THREE NEW 4 & S Bedroom l\111 • storv
single family Homes and three Vuplexes "'Ith
a Deluxe owner·s 3 Bedroom li· Den Home
upstairs. and a 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Rental
down . Now ready for occupanc'
Ocean and/or Bay Views, Family rooms, Wel
Bars, radiant heat. insulated, carpeted, wall·
ed. landscaped, self-cleaning ~vens. Formica
kitchen cabinets, Powder rooms. Etc. El.C.
Come see for yourself:
IALaOA ISL.AND ....... 1JS5 HUNTllleTOll llACll ...... 1• HUNTINOTOtl NAllOUll .... u .. ..OUNTAlll VALLIY .. 141t IE/AL llACN , .. , .. . .. IUI
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aUllNllS OPPClllTUlllTllS aUSNflU WAMTID . lllVllTMINT °'""""itlel . INYHTMlllT WANTIO MOlllY TO LOAll .... l'lllOllSAL LOANS . , . . JIWll•Y LOANS COl.LATIUL LOANS llAL UTATI LOANS MOllTOAOIS, Trvtl DM4ll MONIY WANTED
boul Day & Nl~ht
from this 3 bedroom
Harbor \(\pw HWs Homt
with formal dining room
Vl'ry separate l111U1g room
GOLD MEDALLION HOMES
OPEN DAILY .1 'TIL 5
LONO llACH UM l.AKEWOOO . , .... IUI )ltANGI COUNTY . .. .. 1611 OUT 01' COUNTY .. .... . .. 1605 OUT 01' STATI ... . .. , ...
ANNOUNCEMENTS
•nd NOTICES
Pxtra l~rgP lot
luxurroos swimming IJ«ll
S5Z.500
"F" Street and Balboa Blvd.
on secluded Balboa Peninsula
STANT<* """ ".. 1'11 l'OUND ll'l"M -'*I -WISTMllJISTlll · • "" · • 1'1t LOU 64t1 MIDWAY CITY ..... 1'1' ,.HONALS .... SANTA ANA · · .... lut ANNOUNCIMINTS 6'11' Priced from $79,600 to $109,600
~~~!tor/A HOTS ... ,,','.',','''. ::: lllTHS ........... '411 JUSTIN . .. ........ l64f :UNllALS ......... It For furth•r lnform•tlon ull:
NOITH TUSTlll ............ 16U .. ~~D1::~,~~::cro•s" ....... :, ANAHllM . .. ....... l61t ...... '4 4
SILVE.·oo c•N"ON ,... l'LOttlSTS . .. . .... '41S '" '" ' .. "·" · · ..., CA•O 01' THANKS '411 LAGUNA HILLS .. · .. ···· 1111 IN MIMOllAM 6417 GUNA llACH . .. . 17'5 CEMITUY Lon .... t::u~LAl:~-..~~L " · :~-: CIMITIHY 'CttYl'TS '41'
COLDWELL, BANKER & CO.
2200 E. COAST HIGHWAY
NEWPORT BEACH
SAN JUAN CA"STttANO .. 1711 CIMITllY CIYl'TS '41'
a CM CltlMATO•llS 6ol1t cAl'ISTIANo 1A ... 1ns "'""'°•'•L l'A11es .. 11 Home With j DANA l'OINT · · • · Ult lUCTIONS '4>t
c••u••o .. ... 11" AVIATION se•vic1 ~ In Law Apt ~=A~1s~g~ :. · ::~ TUVIL loQj • •
••VHSIDIE COUNTY . , ... :~"r;~~~s~~~~r,.ir.:,N ::..~ Prtmt Eas1s1r1f lnr11rion. IOVt"-
Kl 9·3351
~g~~~~~.f.u': MOVID . ~= LIOAL NOTICES ... ly ~ Ot>droom iao, bath home
OUl'll'll.IS flO• IHI "'' OHMAN A TUTOtttNct .... plu,,; 11partmPnf rof tlll!'P b111l1 ----lllliiiiiiiiiiii
t.PAITMINTS l'O• SALi · · "" SERVICE DIRECTORY "''th pnvacy IC>I' Mnm nr
• h-"' ANSWlllNG SHVICI Ult l<ljr~~U\lln,ir Houtet Furn11 .v Al'PL tANCI Hl'AIH. ,.,., ,51, room. kitrlw>Tt. rnmrorlahlt
GENEitAL -ASl'HAl.T, Olll . ,,,, llf>ftmnm 800 ~""rinu,; t.11th. j BB)ROOMS •INTALS TO SMAttl 1MS AUTO HPAIH <WI ""' 'I 1ttv1NI m1 ll.ITO. wt 1e1tt. T .... lie. 6S4t Allry llN'P!!.~ with plrnty of COSTA MESA . ..... .. . 1111 IAIYSITTING UM ..1. (' • I t "I f h MESA OIL MA• .......... 210S IOAT MAINTINANCI . "" p;ir'l<Uljf. onvemrn n n l<S . Lu:hl hnghl N 8J.cy IS I r
MESA VHOl211t HICIC, MASONllY, .ic .... '' .,.. rliff shopping. S19.!rill. hest w~ to OPSCnl>P fhl~ COLLIGI l'UK ........... tllS IUSINISS H•VICIS . .. , U'2
N1w .. o•T 11•cH UOtl •u•LDriiu •n• Colesworthy & Co targe cn11ci;" Park 2 b11111 NEWPO•T MOTS. . .. . ttll CATHINO ms I homl'. LargP buUt-111 k11· NEWPOIT SHO•H . .. 1221 CAllHITMAKINO , ..... , , uat ~~~::~:;Hs = ~~~~~1l:~~:,_ E? 642.7777 :~~. rl:ww~s;:.r ~ :~:
UNIVHSITY l'UI( ttl7 CONTI/ACTORS uJ I004 Harbor Blvr1 ' C.~t. drapes, big hVtnR room. dlll· lttVINI mt CA•PIT CLUNINO "" Open Eves. IACK IAY D4t CUPIT LAVIN• a UP/All "" mg room &. br'fl\lklasl bar ~J~N:Lt°::uct =: g~m~:N = l LocatPd nn e q111tp MJl-rtt>-co•ONA OIL MA• . . mt OUl'TINO SllVICI uu • h sac street Onh $28,::,00 ::~a~:LANOS = =~~~::~:; HNTALs :: 10 n mac nab ~ co.A Ts LIOO ISLI 2UI 'INCINO . .. U.. IALIOA ISLAND .. . .. . USS l'LOOIS , . "'5 & HUNTINGTON HACH ...... 1411 l'UllNACI .. ,.AllU. Ek. •• ' .. ,. VIEW WALLACE ,OUNTAIN VALLIY ... .. t•ll OAIOININO . . . .... DOVEB SHOBE$ SUL HACH . .. . 14'9 OINHAL SHYICIS .. .... ,,., " " REAL TORS
L.ONO HACH ........ -OHOINO. OllCINO ........ UtJ Stylish ......h··bcated adult -SLL .. 1 .. 1--0UNGI COUNTY . . ... . . . -GLASS . .. .... .. utt ""'!""" -.u-e -. SANTA ANA . .. ....... ,... OIHN THUMI ... .. . . .. . . "" home. Lge formal Din/rm (0... E . ) WIUTMINSTI• .. . ...... 1'12 GUii SHOP .......... 'm . vi Li I 3 BR. ,._n ven1ngs MIOWAY CITY ....... 1'1' HIALTH CLUIS ............ ,,,_ lq)OICIOUS f'W V ml. . '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'!!!!!!"!!'!!!!!!!!!~----SANTA ANA HllOHTS ........ 1'lt HAUL I NO ,,. :l f"rpks. pen. riled. den. wet $25.00 TOTAL DOWN COASTAL .... "". 1711 HOUSICLUNINe ... '7» LAGUNA II/ACM .......... 27'5 INTUIO• OICOUTIN• .. 61)1 her .. floratmp: 111111~8y. rr-1 lncludinn Costs LAGUNA NIOUIL . . .. .... 17'1 INCOMI TAX . .. 6141 """''°" pool. pr1v llS~OC .• IAN CLIMINTI ....... mt 111•00NN1.N°'o"'.1M•l1I, fie-, . .. ,',1!! ""-ach, ..... """. Hnme or the l11g rl)t'in. 1S, "'""" SJIN JUAN CAl'ISTllANO .... 171' ,,. ""' '""" ·••• CAPISTUNO HACH tnl INSULATIHO m• ('all fl)r Annt and ready for 11w.rk n<'f'\I OlNA POINT 1161 INSUIANCI Hit ,..... :\ xt a lar;t!' w IUVUSIOE COUNTY .... llOVUTIOATINO, o.t.cl1¥e Ott (714) 642-8235 pancy .. e. I' VACATION ltlNULS -JANITOltl/Al '"' rooms. 2 elei;ant ceramtr CONOOMINIUM . . -JIWIUY HPAll. lie. .... ltSl Dovl'r Dr .. Npl. Brh ttle balhs. bUJlf·ln rirl'ilm DUP1.£XU l'Ulfil, . .. .... 2'1S LANOSCAPlllle 6111
RENTALS LOCICSMITN ..,. kitchen, FAMILY ROO:ll
Houses Unfurnished ~~~::~ ~~:.~°" .. :: 4 8 12 16 \.Jaed brick flreplace in II\· PAINTINe. P~• ..... MM • • • ing rrxm1. Elegant r.arpelln$. GtNEUL , · ·· )Oii PAlllTINO, lllllJ . . .. 61U COSTA MIS/A . . ... .. .Jl• PATIOS . . • .... liraperies. landSC81>in~ anrl ::~: ~=~o~· .... ::::::: .. m: ~:::::,~~~"...1e11 ..... ,, ::: u NI TS fencinp:. HnmP Ill ,V nu r COU.IOI l'UI( ........... ms Pl.UMllN• . ...... .... dreams. SUPER VALUE NIWl'O•T llACN ........... nM POODLI O•OOM1Ne ffll I $21 """ PllWPOIT HOHTS. .. ...... ~· POOL H•VICI .. ·:::::." ,.,. Bu:v u many 811 YolJ llff(!. on y ..... ,.
NEWPOIT SHOUS ...... . • mt l'OWltt SWllPIN• .. .. .... '"' Deluxe live In fourplexes ~
~~~~L~r,ius ...... · :: •~•N• . .. . . uw $60.500 to S62.500 e11 ch aAYSHOttll ......... JDS PUMP H•VICI .......... '"' =•
UNIVUSITY PUIC ...... m1 =~~~o:i.':~\ E~'El'All m: Open D•ily 1.5 PM llVINI . ... .. tt>I HMOOILINO, ICITCHINS . , .. , 1551 Corri•nd•r -IACIC IAY · ....... ft61 SCISIOllS SNHl'IN . on COSTA ME..;A OF'r!CE ~.AJ1~:L!f::1ACI '. .. :::·: . ~:: ~::::: MACHINI ail'AllS ,::~ bcfusive with: 2629 Harbor Blvd ::!~~t::~ Mu ! ~:rLT0~1~:N1e1. s.w.n. 11 •• :m •EALETDORRID~~~8811 ~~!lt 0p~ ,~1
llOO ISLI WI TUMITI CONTIOL 012 " ..... g. WANTED
lllllOA ISLAND USJ ~:t:: E= a"""" :m '";!:;==!:;~=!:;!:;!:;~; NEWPOU WIST )JIJ THI SUVICE ... Iii Real Estate Sales Proplt'.
'IUNTINGTON IUCH . J40t TILIYISION. ···"· If<. "" COLLEGE PARK WU'\' NOT GET ON THE HUNTINGTON NAllOUll •• MIS Ul'HOLSTllY 6ffl n •
l'OUNTAIN vu1.n >111 wuo1No '"s 5 BR + Fam nn 2,._4 Ba. BAND WAGO:'ll? ~~~~::Aoc•Hovr ..... = JOBS & EMPLOYMENT prtvaft' encl entry. 11pprox Ovpr 25 y,.m 1n
LONG 11/ACH . ... . ... ,.. JOI WANTl!O, ~ 1tot ed Oranae Countv OUNGI COUNTY ... .. . l60I JOI WANTIO, Wem•R ,.,. 2.IXX'I sq fl 50 h t•over UNTA ANA ... .... u11 JOI WANTED. -lio overlooks '"e pool size • Full page advert1s111~ W!STMINSTll MU MIN & WOMIN 1tU 1~• " • I I U t I typ MIDWAY CITY ..... :W1' OOMISTIC HILP ltU yard. A gn>at Family Homr n e~ 0 ice re e
SANTA ANA HllOMTS 3"' AGINCllS. 1'\tft '"' 1~at-' on Pnnreton Dr All • Training program COASTAL • . Siii MILP WANTIO. Mtft 1HI '" "" • 1 LAGUNA HACH UtS AOINCllS. w-,,.. this for nsurance UGUIOA NIOUIL )791 HILP WANTIO, ·-1.W nnlv S:'I """' • Many ot.her benefits SAN CLEMINTI m• JOI~ a ·-,,.. " .•• ,. c II ,,.,, H ftf F C.\l'ISTIANO nu AOINCllS, MM & •-'"' SCENIC a ,,.,,,.......,.. . or intervi~w CA"'ST•ANO HACH J1• KHOOU & INITIUCtlON 141t DANA POINT ,, .. Joa PHl'AIATION ,... PROPERTIES Golf Course Custom CONOOMINIUM me THIATllCAL mt 675-5726 ~~~~E/."11~:;~~.N. :: MERCHANDISE FOR 9;~~~~~iii:C::ZILovely Med11rrraruan 1 Span·
RENTALS SALE AND TRADE ti -1~ homr 1ust complrtPrl.
F . h-"' 11u1tNITUH NM MESA VERDE UntQllt' roundPCI fireplacr.
Apts. urn11 .v Ol'l'ICI l'UINITUH .. ,. SPLIT LEVEL intPrrom. 3 1·11r aa,.aµ;r . f:ih-GENEUl -O"'ICI IOUIPMINT Hll con• MIU •let sro11 1ou1PMUIT 1112 t BR• _ formal dmim; rrom ulous Rn man hth m11<1rr ::.!~ov•~·~~•CH ~ ~!~'io"J.~~~::"T :::: -larn1ly room with ston• balh. Ill~' in mrntinn a trw
NtWl'O•T MllGMTS 011 NOUSIHOLO OOOOS to1t fl,_,laCf' Dt>corator 1 0 II r h tnlere~llOI; tll'm•, htlf ""II NEWPOllT SHOllS . nit OAllAOI SAll .. ten '~,.. M \\I WESTCLll'F •Ut FU•NITUttl AUCTIOtl .. ..,, throughool & II sparklw:: "" • romr a -II e UNIVlllSITV l'AltlC '121 •PPLIANCIS .. 1111 pool & run watcrthrle make roulrl stn nn tndrltntlPly
ucK u Y tt4• •NTlouu ·· 1111 C lie Re It" 54LS880 ~ST aLUl'I' 41.41 SIWINO MACMINI 1111 1hl8 ll per1f'<.'t family home. 0 ge • , .,.
... ~:::OIL MAI = ~~~~:La '::;:~~OT ~1~ In" ddighlful Mesa Vemei••·········
IAY ISL/ANOS ..... OM uoto ,,.. npighborhood. OffpN'd "" ~~~rilL~SLOO ....... :m ~~-~~~11~~ .. o :m ~1n.9.10. M Es A VERDE WEEKENDER
WITH -FRIENDS HUNTINGTON HACH ... TAl'I llCOIOllS tttt REALTY '-""' c.990 P'OUNTAIN VALl.IY "" CAMllAS & IOUll'MINT UM ' "''''"1'' ' Corona rlel l\1ar HAL HACH "" HOHY SUl'l'LllS -ILONO llACH 4111 SPOITINO OOOOS tStt llomt hu1h ltkr :i \lntrl )It/ANOE COUNTY .... llNOCULAIU, SCOl'U &JSI QAltOIN O"OVI . . '61t MIKILLANIOUS Ult
TERRIFIC BUY ! htjl UntlS. rarh \11/'l RR.
WISTMINSTllt '61t MISC. WANTIO 1141t
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lollOWAY CITY '61' MACHINlllT, lie. 17tt
R·2 zoniniz. l BR I harh 2 b11 l;:r paltn. un11sal
home. S l UC CO Ir plutt'r, vAIUP Al S4iJ.000 5ANTA ANA , 4'• w::AIO., :;~ ~~~:~ANA HllGHTI " = IUILOIN• MATUIALS 11't h11rdwood Cloors with 1d.t0tn· D<'lanc.v Rral Es1a1r
COASTAL 4111 SWAl'S 1111 ing vacant lot I block to 67~3770
downtown Co~ta Ml'sa. All '"'l!!li::::=!IZii=:=== t::~:: :rtJ:1. .. !:: PETS end LIVESTOCK UN CLIMINTI '111 PlTI .GI NHAL ... this lor only Sl(),500 iii
DANA POINT '14' CATS Int TttlPlEX, tff, -OOOS tlU
Rltr 6'tf>..3.m F.vr ~2.Jl1~ Pool-$21,950
CONOOMllllUM 4"t ~.~~~~klC ::
RENTALS • CALIFORNIA LIVING
*LAC HEN MYER 'Pill ~ BR. 2 bllth homr m
exr!'Ul'flr l"O!Wlittnn A I • o
Apts. Unfurn11h.d Nuuu11s '"' GfNEIAL Mlt SWIMMI ... l'OOU ....
CUFHA VEJll O\l'lll"I' .. .,11 IPaSI' w1fh np·
COZY 2 Bdnn. Snug H11rbor1 tion - v P r y rr11ir.nnable
Rd Attl'l!c Ltv/rm looks 001 1 f'umtturr 11v111labtr t CUSTA MISA JI.. l'ATIOS t'IS MIS/A 111101 Slit AWNINGS lffl NEWl'OIT HACH t1ll VACATIOIH ... on tge tndSCJXI p11110. R.oo"' College RHlty 546-5880
lo expand. Pricer! 10 srlJ! "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NIWPOIT NllOHTS Utt NEWl'OIT SHOllS mt WUTCLll'F nJt UNIVlllSITY l'UK nJ1 aACICaAY .... .... not IAJT ILUl'I' .. , ..... fta COltONA OEL MAI . . fttl IALaOA ,. • SWI llY ISLAN01 , ... ,_ LIOO ISLI .. .. . .hf! IALIOA llLANO ..... mt HUN Tl NO TON HACH ..... t4'e l'OUNTAIN VALl.IY ........ t41t SUL llACH ....... t49I I.ONO llACN .......... Ult OUNOI COUNTY , ......... ._ OAttOlll OIOVI • , ..... Mlt WISTMllllTll .NIJ MIOW/AY CITY *616 -ANTA AllA l&JI $AllTA All/A Htlelftt l6JI TUSTIN ... COAITAL ml UOUN& HACH 17'1
LA•UNA 111eu11. "" SAii C\.IM"'1'1 ... 1711 U.H JUAN CAPISTll/AH .. . rm DANA l'OINT ..... 11•
•EAL ISTATI,
TRANSPORTATION l26.9:i0. IFOR Sale. FaUbrook 11r('11.
aOATS & Y.t.CHTI . ,.. &tlbo8 °-al F.st11fr ('o 11 •., ar. v"/vltw. 6 rm r:inrh SAIL.IOA'l'S .... ·~ POwu e1u1111s ,.,. 700 E. Balllo;I Bh II • BaJboa hi;e .t. S rm i;uC'sl or rrntal ~:~°T::1'1.i1•~' = fin.41<10 Avoc!ldo l fruit trrc-s. Lot =~ t'l•J~=~:.NCa .. = DAVIDSON R lty pool, patio. SS4.000 Bier~ MAllNI IOUIP. llU " I OK. Ph: 71) 7~W QC"
IOAT SLIP. MOO••Ne . -POOL 213: :1116-6.\10' OWNER·
IOAT Sl•Vtefl .... ,, ... ' .. ed ~ BR +-I I -'°"' llNUU ~ .. ew Y .,st . am "IE G• .&TEfU-L IOAT CKAllTH ...... l. dm nn. 1 ~ bft. llllrrlwd ""' ::,SAHr:O~~:.n ....... = ""· t>Nu11rut1y \;uwt~. !FOR LUCK :::;.·~::.f.'o : Rltr. mo Hamor SB. CMI • • • &11tCH~T ... tt• 546-5460 f:vt' 56-t90 BUT DON'T ::0~1,~: ~.::::' • ...... • ;.:, c 110RM., ••rHs-cou·NT ON rr·· MOTOll HOMIS . m
11Cnus ........ ms $21,900f ~lt11 Rr11' E11111r. 6'16·14' I l\.CTlllC CA•S flll p f aJI d 1.....1 r MOT01cYc1.11 . ···:· ... .,. ro e&slOl'I Y e<"Ora "''· r • • BELOW MARKET MOTOllKOOTllS tUt ptled thruout. r onnal din-:~: ~~:·~~~ :.: :,: i"I room. ElC!Cltl<l "Awam'' VACANT -3 bedroom. 2
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"" lllllf'OllTSD AUTOS . ... . .... .. NO DOWN G I ~22()1! "" ll'OIT "'"' .. .. .. .... • • I . "" AlfTICMllS. CLAltlCI .. • •m Onl1 121.850: 3 BR 2 Bt TRANSFERRED to Sarn~ :; :~: \~'r,c~00• :: Vl'f'Y Jnvply htlm,. nr j P'.s 3 BR 2 ba. Pf!tio. tie<> lnrrh = :~~A'W'"\O-= shop. ll'H We havr maey d1•hw11htr. dr1~1 ... I w
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675-2000
2-114 Vista nel Om
Nrwpor1 Bearh
Mountain & Water
\'1ews of both tmm llur. es
peclaJly ntCt' J BR. 1 bath
home. formal dllUll; rm. Prt·
vale p11110 and V1p11 bAl·
rony. C11rpets, lirapes, bit-In
appliances Eler garal!e
door n p P n P r, bPaultfull.v
IMdRC~pt'd Pool lac1htir~
OwneNI have J)llrrbased .1n·
othl'r bomr 11nd are most
An><loui; lnr an nflPr Will
considrr 21'11! Tni11t f)pffl,
Ph. 644·1133
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homr Lovrly kitcht'n "tth
1111 apolianres Large din
111r·r;1, F'lrcplace. "" "' r11r-
rr1" & rlral)f's. dbl. 2a1·a-.::r.
!IO"'r flllln 11va1l11hlr or •1•111
lrll~ !or I In 2 .vrs.
$27.000
293 E 17th Sta. 616-14!>4
F:vr Fi-lf'.5T:i2
Harbor View Hills
Coron• del Mar
Lusk . hutlt homes localed
in the Southland's most de-
~1rablr & lascinatil\i area.
Sd1ools It Calli. Irvine
CM'!pus just m o m t' n t s
away Srn~ibly priced from s:: 1.900 to S~8.900
LUSK HOMES
DIIPCllOns: MacArthur Bh d
from PaCJfic Coast Hwy or
Newport Fwy. Tum on San
.lnaQurn lillb {lei.. then
rnllow ~1gns lo moorl 11rp11.
Est1te Priv•cy
Ench1n11n2 3 BR 2': b.1th
homr · meticulously main·
tainrrl I. bt>sutifully drcor·
iile<I' "par Bay, on '""' stm·
pit' Int npposite dehghtlul
tr!'!' llhllrled private p a r k
wifh 2 pt"llg & putting grrrn
iihart'd hv a sm&ll ~rouri nr
r1\lltlni:111shed fam111e~. Only
Sl9.:1'1!
Ruth Pardoll, Rultor
1609 WrFh:hff Dr. 64:!·~00
cCrmfn, Home
J u~1 ntr tbp Beach
~29.500
Lot· 50 x 175
R·~ Costa Meaa
C~n 7no,. Commerc111I
phJ• ~miill hou~. $1'.l,ID>
r.mrzr "1lltarnson. Rlrt-
fi7:l-4::·i11 OPEN EVF~~.
tA~cr 2 BR home, tlrl'ph1ce.
oprn hramrd ceilings, rlou·
hlr rar ~arage. R·2 lot Qost'
10 m11rkrt!' It transpor11111on.
$11,750
Wella·McCerdle Rltrs. mo "e~110rt Bl\ld .. c.M
MA-772!1 Eves. 844~4
519,511
~ ~R I t.3th hom, -'-11r1
fl'lntnC Inf ~mcco i plastrr
""r®om noora. BrMctw11:.-
11l('"a unn block ro llhopp1rn:
Rltr ~ti;.:ilm Ev,. 642·01~
*LACHINMYER
-3-8EDRM -llAMIL y·
RM-POOL-,$2 t ,500f
Built Im fun Ir enttrtalnln;:
Ch...-r!\11 flrtpCa~. Entry
hall llrAI~ • ftltmid Pl"!ll
Bath hllK· °"1!h!ill petio.
~17211
TARBELL
HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSH FOR SALi
DAJL Y 'ILOT J 9
HOUSH FlS• SILi
General 1000 Generel 1000 Coate Mt... 1100 Lido Ille 'lu1
HARBOR
VIEW
HILLS
Hawatlan Modern Victoria Mesa
$49,950 Homes
"Hert is an cx~Uonll prld(' 16 NEW HOMES or ownership propcf"\Y with Low dn. 6% 'i'6 »YT loan
JUSt undff 2,tXXI aq. II. ot From $23,950
luxurious comfon. Hui: c VaUey Roed at Victoria
bedrooms and belhs. cus-t Just E. ol Brookhurst
tom shullcn and drapcnrs, up on bluff)
protessionaJ minimum carr Lido 111.te lots. lee slmpll"
land9Capmi: by B ee i o n.1 land . lllgh above sea level
Acres of concrete patio slab. Built • in electric
11 real Hawaiian Tiki hut for l @ k1tchen Convt>nt-
ootdoor entl'11amlng, and a th ent to shoppmg
ticU'dm off the master bed-center. near new
room round 001 the picture gc•hools
nl this outsr"anding Newport 3 and 4 BDRMS • 1 & 2 sty
Beach 1•eslclcnce $('(' today. F1rcplacca. auto garage np-
erator, carpeting, draper!ca,
ftncmi:. landscaping.
MichHI K•y, Builder
Phone 642·2821 Eves 00.SlOO
CAN'T BE aEAT-
fREE hdrm.
TRADERS PARADISE s1a,soo NO DOWN GI or FHA ' R-'.! ACRE l:l2'i.X6 with four ~ .. wly p11n1ed 111terlo1 Clean
older· homl'• Can be> devpl. M s pin on largP lanrl~·
oped 10 15 llntl5 Eas1s1dP1 raJl('d lot l'\P" watP1 h<>81·
Coi:ra Mesa rl054' lo schools l'I'. rolo1'1'<l lilt' n<iths. To.
and shopp1ni: Lncome ap. rlay'!o brsi bu)
proximately SJ.S40, aMually 646-7171 e 546-2313
-Equity $17,200. RC'alisti· OPEN EVES.
cally priced at $47,500 for
cash or will trade lor units
or acreage with g1~1ve m I
Fallbrook or Valley Centrr 'i
area.
i THE'JEAL l
1ESTATERS
~~~lll[lll!l~•·1t lSACRIFICE -bring-pQ'1~t 111-ush As~umt> ;; "'• r,
loan/11<' loan fl'f"' Sut>mtt
nn 0011" paymeol L;intP ~
Rr. homr-ntCP •PStdPnllAI
11rp;i 2 h111hs. l11m1ly lilOm.
douhlP fir .. plar" & A I I
h111h-tn.\. PaymPnl 1111drr
luilden Home
~ .q-ft. 4 BR ' maid'•
5 ba, 3 car pr. 11.s lot.a.
Unu~I teatureL Must ll'C
lo app~ate. Broken wel-
come.~ Via Lido Sood
64Z·l615. Eves 67>1669
Kuntington a .. c~
$35,900 BUYS
COMPL.ETE PACKAGE
No paying extra for block
wall, COVt'~ pat1o, crpts,
lirps, & cement dnveway.
I BR. '.!"2 BA. 2 1tory. 2200
aq fl .• elec bit· Ins, wand
stove & bar. Panelled tam
rm w/frplc, llv rm w/trplc,
dln room w/blt·in butch.
Pool sized back yard. :? car
pr .. 1o11™!r model. 1$1 own-
er Well cared for, 2~ yrs.
old. 5 min lo beach. Owner
lil7~ eves & wttkcnda.
Y•rd Nffda Work
T'lus is not really a til<l'r·
upprr" -it's jus1 ~ com·
pletely repainted Inside. +
oullltde t r 1 m. but tbl!
"weeds" need \l'llPring. etc
VA appraisal I~ S22.700. -4
& famLly room. Let's ao VA
or f'HA buyers!
Colle"e Realty
MEREDITH GARDENS
.> BR '1 story 3 ba. lovely
r.ots llrps. Ukt oew cond.
i;oo •q. ft . m11ny PXtns k
O\\ nrr tran•. -any offer
mnstdered or will lease/
np11on.
BRASHEAR REALTY
~---~i--=;~E~\'P'!~·=°'~l~J ~fi~73-fi~J~l6~=~~· ~ mo uw-ludins; t11xt>~
BAR HARBOR C'ALI. ~~!Lil lopPn """~'
Grand
I
Opening
of ·
THIRD
UNIT
Now if', complfllh •• ,
all wei+i119 for you •••
thfll bu+ +h•+ man iind
neturfll ca11 providfll in •
se+tin..9 for tiifll full life I
lri this idyllic n+tin9 on
C•lilorni•s most df1lsir-
•bl11 Coast, with thfll ht!r·
bor • s t o n 11 ' s throw
•w•y, long strfll+chH of
s•ndy buchu btckon-
ing. i11tri9ui119 shops •nd
c o • s t • I communities
yours to enjoy. Ne+ur9's
own eir.conditioning edds
to en id11el climet11. Herfll
Lusk Hom&s r11•ch • new
levflll of v•lue. buu+y.
quality end comfort! •..
in • location never to bfll
equ•lledl
There's so much mo" ...
like • fine Harbor ArH
school syshm. crowned
by thfll University of Celi·
forni• et lrvint, just ovtr
th11 cr11St lrom Harbor
Vifllw Hills ••• end th11
megnificent n11w 75·tCr<'I
Newport Centfllr. creet·
ing thfll . finest shopping
compl11x elong th11 Gold.
M Or•nge Coast, reedy
to '''vfll you!
$34,300
to
$48,900
LUSK
HOMES
IRVINE RANCH
Phene:
(7 14) 644-1321
T ... MaAltW IM ........ ,....C.....,.tt
....,..., ,., .. fWll ..
"" .,....... """ 14.
ller11agP RNtl Eslatt>
POOL HOME MO o F.-L HOMES • r.rc;u Pr" inna11on pnct' on this
Outstandtn!: in t'VPry respect tradc-in value. Crnlrr or lartrt 2 story 3 BR • 20x24
-This popul;ir moc!rl has 1 Nrwiport Harbor arra. '.! l11mily room. T11kt over
hdrms .. 2 bath~ \Vllh <;(>pa. Bedr & DEN or I & 4 t>edr. $23.400 J% ~ loan · total pay. "bl oar ... , a ... , "' ftr ml'nti< $191 inclurlrs taxes rafp mastrr 'ltif P. L.argr " " · •• w 1' r,, · • rn pool wifh illlln.rnlllfr filfrr & 'round m111ntenam:1" A~ Iii-near freeway llN'l'l'~.
tic 11s 5', do1111. Total KATELLA REALTY sweep. Lois of rxtrai;, El('('. $2().95(). Walker & Ltt. Sales lW7~1 :;:ara;;"' rloor opener. !'IC. si;.s.;o Agents 1n~1 ~l'.!10. BELOW MARKET
646-7171 • 546-2313 3 BR .. Ill• Ba .. hid. pool: 3 BR 1"-• bath. elect. blt·uis.
OPEN EV~ I rib! gar .. carp. over hdwd. upgraded cptstdrps, double
· llrs.; Sprinklers; fenced: garagt>, lg lot. SltXXI total
!THE~EAL \
E S TATERS '
S22,j00. Owner ~ or rln. no closing costs. Only
I 5-18-3623 SIS.%0 • Sl52 per mo. Ul·
rlcde! taxes, Pymnta less
Meu v.,d• 1110 1h~ri rrnt.
1
owNER MOVING MUST '' fllld§jiJEIN\fl 11 Vz ACRE (ORNER ! SELL! l .BR 2 ba, trire lam 962--4m ~03 I rm. family· scyll' kitchen .. j----i-iiij-ijiijijiijiiijii~~-1
'• n11IP tn S.in Dtl't:o F'rrP·' dhlr brick frplc. shakr roof. --~ _ --
wav nrr r11mp. One of 11 kinr1:' nrw .c·pts. oversized gara~r. $1000 OOWNI
_SlPrcOsro"' roS11Q1ng M·F' T 'I ~:;~,c~~~lln~ar~1 •• ~J's~~~~ E~~.~~. 3 c!~e1~1~a~:,tr1~
w/pvmntA r,nly st In P I 2 lull ;rown olive trees ·
• • • CALL :11r BLA(l.; i>~O-ll:'il. room for boat or traLler
Newport
11t
Victoria
6<46°8811
lC11l
Anytime)
Ht>rtta;::r Rral E!.1atr S'.!3.:,00 full prirt
Pacilic ShorPs Re11ll)•
84i-s:>s6 Eves. 96!!~
---·----~ --------
7 UNITS
One llock leach
I year old. custom built. 2 A:
:l BRs. Pnclosed garai"· No
vacancy. Priced for quick
salr.
BRASHEAR REAi.TY
S-17-Sj::t Eves. 968-lJ 7R
"""' ;;w Cl~nmy Or. 1142-7227
Fountain V•ll•y 1410
$26.000 I STORY. Airllnl!
Pilot's Home-: Cornrr lot.
bi'•ut trcrs. 4 bdrm. 21., ba.
trpl. nr 1ehls. !!hops. oU SD
f~y ' mi. BY Owner C&1l
962-.1129
ASSUME ;;i,. ~ G.I. Newer 3
BR , Ba .. l11m rm. +
IJonWI rm . Ownrr 3.~9-2310
L19un1 huh 1705
SeYeral ~EW HOMES IN
I.ACUNA Stac h ,;;<:;.
DOWN. NO C L 0 S I N C
COSTS. Carpe11. draPf't.
lnlllbcaplna. bl1·1na LOS
PADR.ES REALTY. 1113
Olenneyr• Street IAcuna Btlcll. Ph. 49f..a33 .
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DAILY '1LOT TutMly, Ma 21, 1'68
Realtor
••• 1 week set aside to honor the profession1Uy qu1lified men ind women in
Newport Hubor..COStt MtM whQ ire entitled to use the word "Realtor."
Schooled, experienced 1nd bound by 1 strict code of ethics, • R11ltor is the friend you turn
to when you pl1n to buy or sel ,.11 property. His thorough knowledge of every facet of r11I
11t1te +ranwctloM is your 9U1r1nte1 th1t, buying or sellinq, you 1re in good hinds when you
enlist the servic11 of • R .. ltor.
MAY 19 to 25
RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS REAL UTATI REAL ESTATE
HouMS Unfurnished Housea Unfurnished Apts. Unfurnilhed Apts. UnfumJthed General Genertl
HOUSES FOR SALi HOUMI Unfurnished HOVMS Unfurnished 1705 --~~~~-------·
OCF.AN VIEW 3 BR. 2 Ba. Cotti Mell 3100 Coste M1M 3100 Newport leach 3200 Summer Rentals 3995 Costa Mesa • • J 5100 Coron• del Milr 5250 Income P 6000 Office Rent1I 6070
fpl. Deck.I. patio. Reduced
$30.Dl. '*'5678. 833-6441 S139 plus
Water
AVAIL Now E. side. nr Santa
An& Cntry Club. 5 br, 3 be, 2
at;y Colonial Home. Cpta.
drps, hit-Ins. fncd. Jm Call
I DELUXE ,,.terfront duplex: SPACIOUS Deluxe 4 BR, 2~ RIVI IY LAGUNA BEACH ~xclu11ve Townhouset Newp't . .Jsland. 3 BR.:! Ba. HARBOR ba. YrlY lel9e •taJ'tinc June ls.319 11th St. Deak spaces available tn
KJtchen bit/Ins. ~unity each unit; boet dock. gar.. 15th. 67H210 673-3298 eves. HUNTINGTON BEACH newest oUi~ buildln1 at .... ..:1~fALS
Houtet 'urnl•Md 546-63-16 . Pool • Yard Mamtenance. laundry· 2 Week minimum. Ask for BW White U UnltJ In two bWldings and prime location tn.downtown
3 bdrms. 2"2 baths $250/Mo. 673-7861
1
ot 67$-lOOs GREENS :z Room Srudlo.,with View, 11 garages plus·50• vacant Laguna Beach. Air condi·
Rentals to Shire 2005
COLLEGE Or worit'r man
home to abr. Pool, prt rar,
$70 mo. 60-1082 aft 6 pm
S bedrooms beeutiful over·
built Frttdom homr. Nk-e
yard -P'ruit trees, rock
work. ferioed. Mutt take as
ill. 642-22'l1.
3 Bdrm. 2 ba hom~ with pool 3 bdrm, 2% be •"" "· S'M ' :t-to ... ,.... U40 mo f -• t d •or San tion..... _....._._., i..autlful '" 6~3663 Eves: 548-6!166 JULY Is Aui • Spacioua . ,_._ .. ,,., "~.-D'<' ....... , • or ... e or na e • C'\ol ...... t"'-.. ...,.. S2SO mo. <wW Futnlsh) Burr 1 Mobile home by beat.oh. No. BACHELOR • v1u v .... ,. 673-6904 Diego p~ by vrry an-paneled partitioning. T w o
White, Rib" 2901 Newport Bair: ~~1:-~h,d~c. children. (71.C) 536--0321 from $ 100 xious ownen with larae f.ntr&nte$: ttar lads to Blvd. Npt. Bech. 675-4630 Huntl"lton lelch 5400 equity. For appointment Munidpal Plll'kinr lots. $50
Mt-sa del Mar, lg 3 BR. tam lll]B!!!!!E!!!!!A,!!!!!!!!,....!!!!!FU!!!!!L!!!!!!!!•!!!!!!!!B!!!!!R!!!. !!!!3!!!!!!!!bal,I ~ENTALS l 2~·3 °Bt:ll.DRM pleue write or phone per month tor space. Add
Cotti Mesa 2100 4 BR, l" Baths; large tam ..
nn. W/bltn. BBQ; 2 trpl.,
cup., dnpea, bltna. 2 Car
rarage. Fenced; prdener.
$l35 Month. 546--0123
rm., cpts, drps, new Nlint, v " .. • • • (297-4774) SS for desk and chaJn. Add ... -. crpts, drps, steps to beach, Apts. .flumlthed roRN • UNFURN 2 Bdrm Unfum $10 t b . houn
3 Bdrm, Oft qulet st, adult
family pre{e!Ted. AYll· June
16th. to Sept lat. $200 mo
\)1111 utllillet> exce'Pt water.
~56M after 3:~
all bit-ins. S225. 5'&5270 ~?"" 1 C ood RI Heated Pool.I, CJ:dJd Care Burke Invetton Realty or Ullftdl an-..,.., eue.. a.yw ty General 4000 3731 Sixth Ave .. San Dieso swerln1 aervice. All utWties
Coll.,. Park 3115
1 BR cottage $95, garage VACANT 3 b e d room s .
cptJ, .tove. W ~ 1 t 1 I d e • carpets, drapes. covered
642-.5583 patio. College Park. $200 per
Newport IHch 2200 MONTICEU.O Townhouse, 2 month. Agt. 546-4141
AVAIL. June bt thro Aug. Br, dlx kitchen. Adults ooly. Attractive 3 Bedroom +
Lovely 2 BR.. 11lee,>8 fl; $117.5(). 54()..<MJ29 alt 3. guest room. l~ hath.
$1.000 ror summer 673--lM~ White elepbanta? Dlme-a·llne 336 Prince11on Ml 2-7222
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2612
SCIAMetETS ANSWIRSI N CtASSIFICAllO·tt-111·0-
543-1290 Center, Adj. to Shoppll\1 -Utilities included paid excePt t.elephone.
No pet.a allowed HEATED POOL. Must Sell In 2 •kt. DAILY PILOT
2700 Peterson Way. at Har· 802 Knoxville, Apl D. HB PRIME RENTAL DUPLEX 222 FOREST AVENUE
bor & Adams, c.oeta Mna. · 536-2914 BALBOA. Belt O&r LAGUNA BEACH
WES'l'CLIFF • Dover Shores ROLIDA Y PLAZA
3 br. den, tam rm, $325 DELUXE, Spaclou!> l·BR·
Open wkends 1005 Marian Fum. apt. $135 .t. ulil.
S46-o370 2 BR. poel, new cpta le drps, aYer $46,000. 4M-9466 Ln. Htd pool, ample p11rkin1·
BLUF'F condo, dlx 2 br. 2 ba, No chlldren. No pets. ------
l lpv, encl plltio & gas BBQ. 1965 Pomona. CM &ti-5858 Adults OnJy
Pool. $325. 644--0572 Colt• Mee. 4100 Discriminative Tenants
2 BR Houff. Un f u r n . for Pre1t111 Addreu
Newport Beach. $150 mo. $25 Wk. Up
yrJy. 642-3978 evei1 e Studio le Bach apt.s.
---------f"~IQ..J~ .... ~IC\'
MARTINIQUE
GAROllt-Am.
Newport Shores 3220 • Maid Semoe • TV avail.
• Nn· Cat. Ii Bar Parklike surroundings NEWPORT SHORES 2376 Newport mv<l. 54S.9755 FURNISHED BACHELORS
2 BR & ~~ears lease E/SIDE 2 BR.
0
Elec bltns, UNFURN 1 BR· 2 BR • 3 BR
Sl90 mo. patio, Adulta only. 361·B 2 baths available
Huntington Be1ch 3400 Ogle $135 mo. 642-1298 Carpets. drape., gar1Jge
--------U40. CHARMING 2 BR util 11th & S1nt1 An1, C.M.
FREE Rl!NTAL BOOK paid. Blk to K-Mart. sn 646-4233 646-5:>42
Drop In and Browse J08.llJI. 54g..qr37, 64&-28ll
WE HAVE SOME QUIET 1 BR, dishwasher, 2 BR, H) ba, T~~.
laundry rm, Adults only. adults, $1~ mo. Also reQ'Ulre
Sl20 mo. ~7285 eves ~gt aervtce for part rent. 6 unit.a. 54.';-6832 1-BR., dote downtown: w/w carp.; adulta. $98 S P AC . 2 BR w/w
7682 EDINGER 168 E. 19th 642-8213 cpll/dllll. e~ec blt:lns. nr
8'12-4451> OPEN EVES. NASSAU Palms 1 & 2 BR =:i~'!m:.wt~Jsarea.
3 BR, 2 BA, lam rm., bit-ins, Furn or Unf $11!>-$150. Htd 2 BR Apt N w cpts drps N
diahwaaher, trpts & drpa. pool 177 E. 22nd St. 642-~ "'drn · els n.,.; ' 0
BBQ · ""tch F Cu> or i>e . •~mo. area tn ,... e~. enc-BACHELOR Apt for ·rent. $65 Pvt court-yard. 548-6769 ed yd & covered patio. Avail mo. 2426 Newport Blvd .. CM .
6-15. Lse $210. 847--0047 ~ Ua>. 2 BR, rqe & refr1g nr
19th & Anaheim. 2 Olildren 2 BR H°':'se. Large lot. 2 mi 1 BR. DUPLEX OK. 642-SW.
.from pier. Call 213: ED *FURNISHED* !-========::.
7--0455 aft 5 pm or wknds. Adults. $87.50. 549--0833 Newport Beach 5200 IMMACULALATE 3 Bdrm 2 CLEAN Furn Bachelor Cot-_ _... ______ _
House. Can be aeen Tbun tages & 2 Aptl utils incl'd. JUST Completed 2 BR, 2 ba
May 23 only. 510 10th St. No pets. 548--0522 imgle-sty. Frpl, chndeliers.
lush cpts, drps, iron gated
Fountain V1lley 3410 Newport le1eh 4200 pvt patloe, cement walls
NEWLY dee 3BRdenI:fam1---------
bit-ins, nr ~. 1 cbild OK. By Owner 675-2599 lndustri•I Rentil 6090 Sl20. Refr~ avail. 897-9944
15 \llllta. 2 BR, hardwood, P'OR. Leue. 2!iOO 1q.ft con. Rent1l1 Wanted 5990 floors. i'Br&res, laundry, ere~ tilt up. 9c a aq.ft. 1340
R-'SIBLE y Ao • $1,4.» mo. income. 54&-3846 Logan Ave., S4&.o928 · ~v•, oung .. mt· 574 Hamilton, Costa Mesa.
ly, perm .. 2 or 3 br house in .========= Lots 6100 ..JA.li;un&,...nr...llal.-llG.Uici..mlY,..Ulfftlil1trtpitty1050j.;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
SMALL 1 BR furn or unfum
with fenced yd for dog.
64z.-OU3 aft •
Rooms for Rent 5995
NICE Rm, good loc. Om·
genial hm. $55 w/ldtch priv.
548-5898. Work 8·3 pm. 673-
INVES'roRS ATI'ENTtON
Huntingtoa Beach, ~ved
Beach Blvd. coroe,r. Tbls
fine C-4 property with older
bldgs. Present income over
$'7000 per yr. You can affDrd
to bold th.is for appreciation.
HUrTY! Call 847-0811 Broker
lu1Jn ... Rental 6060
Speclal Offer
I will build a 4 BR 2 t>. home
(1343 sq.ft) tor the low price
of $7.22/aq.ft on your lot.
Other models avail. Call Don
at 537..()3!K).
RA LOT. 25x117' 1" blk to
ocean. 13th St, HS. Will
subordinate, 1ell on lo dwn
or trade. Bkr, 541..(SJ3 0289 ----~---------E. 17th St.. Oilt.a Mesa 3200 -======::::::==:;! ~A Verde area. Pleuant.
Kitch priv .. garage. 1586 W.
Baker St, CM 546-8229
Sl5. UP YAt w /kitchen
$25. up Stuclio Apts. 2384~
Newport Blvd. CM 548-9755
6200 Sq. ft. bldp. It 1,i acre of AC1"M19
land for lease. S600 Per Mo. ----------•
ReaJonomics ~5040 SJ A~ -(on Main east.
• PRIME Retail Location • sroRE 17 x 40
1873 Harbor, CM~ SLEEPiNG Room. Pvt home
and entr. By month only.
$35. 154.1 Oranre. CM. Office Rent1I 6070
PLEASANT Room for man.
Private entrance. 20'l8 Santa
Ana Ave, CM
SINGLE Penon. Furnished,
pvt e11tr. & bath, cpts. drps.
p&tlo. S6S mo. 545-2486
Gener1I
REAL ESTATE,
Income ltroperty 6000
FOR RENT
Approx. 450 Sq. Ft. carpeted
l drapes, alr-cond.
MARINE.R'S BLOG.
1515 Westcllff Dr., N.B.
Qintact Mrs. Rainio 642-4000
1741 W11tclfff Dr.
rm frpl, bltns, S225 1 yr lie.
c.1Lbd .. 5:3Q. 213: 939-192?,
17624 Walnut, FV
./Will lWE
ADULTS ONLY
btwn Wlfls. Medallion ldtch,
FA heat. Acrou fnn Coco's,
Wstclt Pl&Zll, 1665 .Irvine.
$200 mo. 642--0'J39 HOME & INOOME by Ownr
Exe depres/invnt, oppty. 4
8 k 91 BR. 1u I: 10.2 br Apts, _ac __ Y~ ___ 5_2_40_ pool, 2-yr old. Eside. 67>1393
Prime Joe for store or offices. :mo aq ft 0 2Sc. Wal/pan'!,
Crpts, Drpa, air-<:ond. Co-op
Bkrs: Owner ~~.
Modem Of.fice-Ora~e Co.
Bank building. 230 E. 11th
St., Costa Mesa. 642-H85 July • Aug. • Sept.
flURNISHED APT.
2 BEDROOMS - 2 BATHS
Waterfront/Loe
BOAT SUPS
27' CXYITAGE Trlr. $65 mo. PLACE 10Qr' wan& ail trbere NO matter wllat It ta, you
Vic of Mesa Dr. & Santa they are ~ -DAD..Y can leJl tt with a DAD..Y
Ana Ave .. CM. 642-5359. P1LC7l' daadled! M2-5S'll. PILOT WANT AD!! MW118
west road) N e w b e r r y ,
Calif.. Silver Valley, hi·
desert, dry. 18 miles east o.f
Barstow. "Land of Lakes"
area. 90 Man-made laket in
valley. Alfalfa, fish raising,
recrutlonal. Excellent for
trailer park. Many denlop-
mentJ in prorress such as a
lki lake for water ski in·
atructlon: much a 1 f a 1 fa
growin&: fini&bed resta.urant
with several lakes for fish·
ing It swimming It OVernik
campers, and golf course: a
lake with waterfront ~eels
available mr home building.
This level SJ acres baa •
well le pump 6 reeervolr on
property· ready to raise al·
falla or build a !alee for wa·
ter skiini or for filh r&Wng.
Will consider~ equity
lor income units. <>.vner
847-6640 eves ~ wknd1.
Channel Reef
2525 Oce1n Blvd., CdM
673-1788
BAYCLIFF MOTEL
Lndry, TV, maid aerv, htd
pool. 456 N. Npt Blvd.
USE THIS HANDY POSTAGE PAID
WANT AD ORDER BLANK
AND REACH THE ORANGE COAST'S BIGGEST MARKET
Coron• del Mir 4250 -----------------------------------
2 BR. 2 be, 2 bib to bch. n75 iper mo. Leue.
Agt. 646-25.n 5 SHORT WORDS MAKI ONE LINE-NO AD LESS THAN 3 LINES
43001------ir-----r------r-----r-----..,....----r----,.----------11-~~~---------2
BAYVIEW 3 Jbr, 2 be.. Apt.----11----:1----11----lease. near Newport Harbor 1----,1-..:.:::=--TIMD
Yacbt Oub. Bun' White,
Rltr. 2901 Newport Blvd. ----·l----1----1----1----Npt Bch. 6r>4630
CLEAN Bachelor Apts.
All utu incl f7S up
315 E. Be.100. Blvd.
BALBOA 673-9945
Huntington letch 4400
FURN Bachelor $80 mo. All
$4.50
$5.10
$6.00
4 1 u
TIMD TIMD TIMD
$6.IO $10.65 $15.90
$8.21 $13.10 $20.10
$9.76 $15.55 $24.JO
First Base util pd. Patio. Gentleman
pref. ~ GeneY&, 53&-2280
RENTALS
Apts. Unfurnished
PAYMENT ENCLOSED 0 SEND BILL 0
'ullli1h for ••• , •••••• 4'ey1, t..9!1111!119 ••• , ••• , • , , , , , •• , , , •• , , ••• , • , • , 11
TO 111._,ll COST
Put •11ly •11• w.N 111 N&I
,,.ce •""•· l11clu4e y.-.
ed4'reu ., ,ht111• 1111111Nr.
Th• c•1t of y.ur e4' ft et the
•M •f tk li11• et1 which fll•
le1t w•r4' of your ed i1 -i+.
+tn. A4'4' U .00 •.tr• If YM
41ttirt ott of DAl\.Y "l.OT
1 01 aervice witfl 111tllM , .. ,n ...
You ere thin~ing ebout buying 1 home ..• your first one, your first ven-
ture into the exciting st1te of home ownership. It is • bi9 step for you,
and you may worry 1 little 1bout stubbing your toe. You are concerned
about 1voidin9 some of the pitfells you hive heard about. Whet is the
safest course to follow?
Cont1ct • m.mber of the Newport H1rbor·Cost1 Mew Bo.rd of R11ftors.
These IN highty qu1t.fied, experienced, c.,..r rMl est1te people, whos.
m'"'benhip in tM Botrd of RMltors binds them to 1 strict code of
busineu ethics. You win find your RHt+or skiffed in the 1rt of matching
your needs ind your fin1nci1I position to 1 suitebt. home. He his helped
hundreclt of o+her first time buyers, and you w(M be h.ppy with the VllY
he hetps you. '
UALTOI WllK-MAY 1t TO 25
NEWPORT HARIOR ·COST A MESA
BOARD of REAL TORS
•
'
General 5000
RENT
3 Rooms Furniture
$25 Month
FULL OPTION TO BUY
No deposit o.a.c:.
H.F.R.C:
Furniture -.,tilt
517 W. 19th, C.M. S41-14M
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CUT HUI-P.ASTI OM TOUI DWILOfll
15611 W. Lncln, AnJun T74-2800 ------------~------------------------HOUDAY PIAZA
DELUXE. spaclou.I l·BR
Unfum. apt. SUO + udl.
Htd paot, ample parldna·
No child~. No ~Is.
1965 Pomoo11. Of. I0-6858
C01t1 M... 1100
SILVER
GATE
Apaa1tss1ut1
De ..... llC .... Af'
Liv rm, br. Jdti* a 11&.
1 & 2 Mrm AfAt J •• A.m
wit!\ 3 be Iha.
Near 1eboola, rtwz_,1
Wallcbtc dlatmce ID 0CC
9U II c..IM
IUSINESS REPLY MA IL
..,.. a., ............ Gelle ..... e. ........
o,. .... Cent DAILY PILOT
P.O .. la1NO
c... Mw, Calif. 126.2'
A~·#' c.taMIM ____________________________________________ ........:;~_....--._ __
.. I '
-·
,
UAL UTATI
OeMral
TO smu I
-2 1/1 Al
VAUll l
' OfFUID
LISS TH.
APPIAJSID 1
2 1/3 ACRES c:
zoned (C.2) an n
ough.fare tn Suu
tel. apt•.. buablt
perk or other c
OK. or bold fir
create in viii.II '
Ave. fully devek
lane blvd. Sewer
~ at property.
water 1upp1Y. As
lfi(),000 by lnher
apPralaer. Avail
quick sale at 10'
$54,000, net to ea-
bf 4711 W. Bo
Ana. th e n phc
• 542-9533
Mount. & Deeet
Mountain
Beautiful new La
bead borne his rui
wit& wet bar, kt
walnut Qbinets,
chrome appliancE
combo freezer 1
erator built-in va1
na bathroom p
other features
docldns priviler1
18'ce. Priced at $>
more lnlo pleue
Thompeon with:
Eclcftoff & Alt 1111• w ,,.. __ _
Orange, C1
541-2621, Eves-wlcn
.. Land " Lakes"
Valley, ~rt. 8&
advertisement un
ficatlon 6200. Cc
847~ eves & "
R. E. W1nted
WANT to buy 3 Bl
3 BR & family re
Prefer gu bit-ins
carpets. drapes,
yard. S23.000 pri
Qlsta Mesa or
Beach area. 646-7
14·30DayL
call Agent
BUSINESS incl
FINANCIAL
Bus. Opportuni·
CONFECTI
'SUPPLY RC
Unusual opportunl'
or woman to re
type coin diaper
bigh quality pad
producta .. H'andti
names only. N'
Dependable persc
VERY H:GH E.
Part or full time
$1150 to $3250 Cl !
by inventory and E
Write for p e r s
tervicw, givin&
number to lnter-l
C.O .. 1811 \Vest Ka·
221, Anaheim, Cal
CANDY SUPPLY
Part or Full
Man or woman l
collect money Ire
unique coin o p
dispensers ( c a
· nabiaco p r o d u c
cellent income for
weekly work ( da)
No selling. S875
Cash required. Fo
interview send r
dress & phone r
Trans-Western D~
N. Azu!>ll Ave. Qi\
91722
FRIGID A
JET ACTI•
Mission Vi
Newest shoppini
Complete in 45
Coin·O-~
Equipment,
23341{ W. Val
FUiierton 71 •
PROVEN, Sure. 1
method ol t e
permanent habit
(E.G. Eating tc
control) with ne,.
!<' public:. Now
auociate oU!ces i
Moderate invest
quired. Phone fc
appt. 714: 774-nSI
NICE U'M'LE BU.
y0ur own. Invest
fully secured with
Hillher than aver
tngs. Ma.y be bane
or part time basil
cple. For persona:
~
GIFT Shoo. $5000 •
Pl:zza "Tc Go" e;
tlon nett SlOOO.
handle" Lota ot io
see us to buy Of'
Counle.lman, Rea
1700 NIWlJOrt Blvd
NOW'S .
TIME I
QUICK C
THIOU8
DAILY Pl
WANT
•*-m11;--.~--..~~*-~*-•IJOIS 1 IMftLOYMINT
UAL UTATa -IUl lNISI IN ----ANNOUNCIMINTS ._.. T~, M~ 21, 1961 D.AJLY "LOT 2] ~ ......... Pl~IAL tN1 NOTICU ...... 6200 ... o,,.m.a ..... ,.,....... '405 Afenci .. , Men 7100
JOIS' EMPLOYMINl !Joas. mMPLOYMINl Joas a 9'Y>• --'T"'•"T
Heep Want9ct, Mett 7200 Help Wanted, Men 7200 tff~=Nd Ja
TO lniE min luy New fot Summer
TC))' abop oo Balboa la
.2 1/J ACIES DWUabed JO yeva.
Walker a..lty
SS3S Vla Udo, NB 61>S20Q
VACAll Ull> lul. WentM 6305
' O'NllO AT w ANT Y«Y small space to
LI U THAN •t 111 1D1Ck bar in Rart>ot
A'PIAJllD VALUE .,..., w~ '· o. Box su,
2 l/S AC Jt EI cammerdal Oll'ona dll Mw.
,,...
.... c 1eat1nt ca-
Offlnd to }llJbUc by
.. I .... ~ ...........
~llU'1 Pilodns Oiunet'
' Ev.,,. M11M-.v. SW'tinl T
PM, June 10 Newport Hal'-
bor Yacht Club, m w. Bay
Ave .• Newport Beach
OR. lor YoW' converuenee
Every Tuelda.y, 11.artini 7
"Jobi AN
Our lualnea"
Coast Employment
ACENC'l
Slllta Ana Prot1 .Blda.
1670 Santa An.I Ave.
Coste Me11 642-9611
HI'$ 8: 30 am • 5 pm Non-Frt.
Help Want..i. M9n noo
Local manuflcturer hu
Immediate openrnp for.
• !Jectronlc
Assemblers
•Wiremen
75 MEN
~ immtdiately Cor tun
or part time jobs. Chatn
expandin&, 5 new locatlolli
in 0raJU:"e Co1mty area. Are
19 to 35. Honest & will worJ<..
el'I
ACCOUlfTS
RfCBVAllE
CLERK
mMd {C.2') en IMJor tboro ... 1 let ... Loens 6340 PM. June ll, Ena}&n Sdloal
Irvine A QiU Dr .. Newport
WMddya Want? wtwddya Got?
Sl'ICIAL Ci.ASS"ICATION FOR
NATURAL IORN SWAPPERS
Special Rate
Wt .,. •n Mtabllshecl
commerclel firm with
llberel frlnr. beneflta.
Only peop e with at
1 .. st s ix month1 tx•
perltnct .. hould epply
to
No exper. nee.
Salary from
Det1lled OJ!efl Item e~
counts receivable. cuh
cle1t111P. Minlmum me
year experl~. 10.key
addll\i machine.
ousbfare tn But& Ana. ~
PruV Al'E MONEY Beech, ln Caietorium. No tel. apt.I., bwdnal. tralltt advance ~tion nec:e• s3.75 hr. CUSTODIAll
perk tw othtt commercial Jack Smttb Co. '1oce l.9t9 aary. Enroll al dus; ii Ill.>' OK. or hold tier future tn· lm North BnJadway, SA
C'l'HM In value ~be Bolaa 543-8381. an)'ti~ ql.le!tion1 pboM ~1374 or
613-18.15.
S lines -S times -5 bucks
llULU -~ MUl"I IH(LUOi
CITY OF
NEWPORT BEACH MAmR
!PECIAlTifl CO. Ave. fully developa .Into 4-
lane blvd. Sewer line stub-
~ at propem. A m p le
waler IUPP1Y· AR>ra.laed at
'80,000 by inheritance tax
apPr&lar. Available tor
quick sale at 10% Itta, at
$.\-1,000, n.t to estate. Drive
b~ m1 w. Bolsa, Santa
Ana. then phone OWJ1er
542-9W
Mount. a o...rt 6210
Mountt1l11 Home
Be9utiful new Lake Arrow·
bead home bas rumpus room
wit& wet bu, kitchen with
walnut cabll>eta. b rush
chrome 1ppliancea, 16 CU·ft
ccmbo frttzer and re.frig.
erator builtrin vacuum, u u-
na t>.throom piua many
other featutts indudinr
docldn1 prfvilerea on the
leke. Priced at $66,000. For
more in.to plee.ae call Glenn
ThomPIO" with:
lclchoff & ~. Inc.
11tH W -···-
°""'e.-Calif.
341-2621, Eves-ftndl S3U7:?7
"Land cl La.lees" -s.u.-er
Va.lley, deeert. 80 acres, see
9dverti.ement under classi-
ticatlon 6200. Call otmer,
847.f.640 eves Ir wknds.
ft E. Wanted 6240
WANT to buy 3 BR. 2 BA or
3 BR Ir family room boule.
Prefer gu blt-in1, fireplace.
carpets. drapes, fen c e d
yard. $.23.000 price range.
Coata Mesa or H1mtington
Beach area. 646-70'22
14-30 Day Listings
Call Agent 546-1440
BUSINESS end
FINANCIAL
8u1. Opportunitlt1 6300
CONFECI'ION
'SUPPLY ROUTE
Unu1Ual opportunity tor man
or woman to restock new
type coin dlape~ with
high quality packqed food
producta., H'~lllli brand
namtt only, No at Dini.
Dependable person can net
VERY H:GH EARNINGS.
Part or full time. Requires
Sll!iO to S3250 cash ed ~
by inventory and equipment.
Write for p e r a o n a I in·
tervicw, givinr.: p b o n e numt>e-t.o Inter-Stale Dist.
Co .. l8ll West Katet11, Swte
221. Anaheim. Call!. 928().t
CANDY SUPPLY ROtrrE
Part or Full Time
Ma.n or woman to refill &:
colle<:t money from new &
unlque coin o p e r a t e d
dh1penaers I c a n d y &
· nabisco p r o d u c t s ) . E.."<.·
ccllent income !or few hours
weekly work (day or eve&).
No lelling. S875 to $3400
Cub required. For personal
interview send name. ad-
dress It phone number to
Trana-Western Diat. C.o. 590
N. Azuy Ave. Covina. Calif.
9lm
FRIGIDAIRE
J ET ACTION
Min ion Vie jo
Newest shopping center
Complete in 45 days.
Coin-0-Matic
Equipment, Inc.
233-1~~ W. Valencia
Fullerton 714: 525-7833
PROVEN. Sure, mode r n
method ol te a c h i n g
t
g
.
permanent habit control.
!E.G. Ealini for weight
control) with new low cos
tr public. Now ~eektn
lllOCiate offices In So. O.C
Moderate investment l'P
quired. Phone for inquiry
appt. 714: 774-7150
f NICE LITTLE BUSINF..58 o.
)'OUT own. Invest from SD>
fully RCuttd with inventory
Hit.her than averl!C' eam
lop. May be handled nn f\11
or part time basis. Xlnt f
cple. For personal 1ppt c
.
.
I
or
all
~
e
Mort9-oee, T.D.'1 6345
"865 lit Trust Deed 1)1..yable
$48.6S mo, includinc 8% on
email level Oce1t1view lot.
All due 3 yn. 10% discount
w ely reluml 12%. 494-ll37
90•;. lMns to UQ,000
or more. SINGLE FAMILY
Bay Mortgage Co. 646-4~
Money Wented 6350
FOR. Private lnveatora Only
A 5,000 lat $29.17 mo Int only
due 1 yr .eeured by $40.000
Home I...quna Beach
B 10,000 3 yr 2nd l100 mo Inc
10% interest ht 35.000
aecured by Commercial bldg
Leued on Lincoln Ana
valued $65,000
C 8,950 lat $90 Mo 6"'~ 10';~
dlacount leCl.lred by 3 BR Oil
Commercial lot G a r d e n
Grove
WE have m1tny other Loan
requesla 00~ in rlaily
notice A mu.&t he told with
eilhi>r 8 or C
REAL Estate LoM Brokpn.
Stop In open 9 to 6 pm_ till
X·ITIMENT
IS THI GROUl't
Discrimln&tin& Cpls .t S11s!
Parties, Trips, Oudnp MU\
interest! Plua· Exel. svc.
for aprb, too! TI4: 776-6941
J.9 pm. 713: OL. 7-6844
Franclllse Now Available
NEWSPAPERS, out of state
&: foreign-: magazines. Eng.,
Germ .. Ital., Span, French,
China, Russian: also adult
mll&'atines " paperbacks.
1875 N. Harbor, CM &t6-8583
OLD private papers of Judge
lrom 1870's lhru early 1900'1>
Dodie Cty, Guruiiaon, Colo.
Sall Lake City. OR 3-8316
Cd.\f eves . all day wkends
Announcements 6410
Coast Health Club
Hnspltalily 111 Our Motto
f"REE SAUNA WITH
SWEDISH MASSAGE
bi>en wkdy11 10 am-11 pm
Sundays to am-8 pm
l32 E. 18th St. 6(2.5090
i-Wfltl ._, 111.i. It tr-. '°"Wlllt VOii ... M In !•••· a-voua ,...... trMll • _,,_ ._. 11,., ot e.iveri1.,,,.. $-I00-$4811 per mo. Liberal
bcnetit proeram. lmmedi·
ate openini for man with
min. one year responsible
~OTHINO l'Oll V.LI -fUDES OHL YI PHONI 642.-5671
Tt P&ace Your Tr..,.,t ParadlM Ad
HA VE beeut Improved vac
lot Zephyr Cove Lake Tahoe
Nevada side. $13,000 clear-
Want Hae · Unils • .Airplane
• TD's or~ for eq. 6~726
Owner·ai;t.
KEY major comer C.M, w/
some 1mprovemen11. C-2
prop, 51,475 aq tt. Will trade
for Income w/apendable.
R 11 r. IW2-6487 545-4412
DLX Balboa dplx, 2 BR, bit·
in K, .furn almost new, <:pis,
dfl>S, frplc. patio, fncd yd.
Btc_1ybc:ean. Trade up Or-
ange/LA Co. units 213:
698-QJ12
2fi Virw Arrea LAguna
Bf'll<'h. .S n m ,. Improve-
ments. lnootne $7700. $2-t:I,·
Im rquity. For. TD's nr ?
Owner. 494--4663, 494-4957
BEAUTY Salon. 6 stahons, experience In bu 11 d Ing
estab l~yrs l.Jdo arci. Will maintrnance and custodh l
trd tree and rlear SlO.OOO work to woli< in City .Hall
eq, for R t.:. nr what-have-complex 4:30 p.m. to 12:30
you. Skr 'It&. ill 1 a.m. Mon thru Fri. Excel·
=-----1 lent ~sical condition r~ 10 UNIT \lOTt:L. nrar a1r· quil"f'd. Apply before ;. pm.
port. TRAr>I:: fOR vacant. May 'IT to
TD, or carry heck TO. A
steel. Ownrr .>l<l·58.'!2
7 OLD UNITS + 2 vacant
lotii. Balboa, $63.500 • $4.000
Down or try Car, Boat,
Camper. Boh Jones. 673-6210
Personnel Office
CITY HALL
3300 Newport Blvd.
Newport Btach
Oceanrrnt Dpb:, Bal $14,000 ----,C--0:-'."N ____ _
eq. Wiil trd for c:.1 or ~ Call ELE TR IC
Asger Jensen !Assoc with TECHNICIAN
fiOOll"-s&r or cau .,...~, -"' ' Unit a nr. Npl. Pil'r Best
l'f'fl.fitl are1. $58,500. E;:""""
cbMge /or small house-har-
bor Bl'ef! • Owner. ~12
Coort. 67~27
Jerry Harris. Rlcr I ~H.W, E.xet>ptlonal opportunity with
962-1141 e\lcs small firm for briibl and
O'"eefe & :.1rnill range. ambitioWI technician. Age
Deluxe, fulJ s1zf' 27" 15 1p 20-30, wilh elC(>enencr and
Schwinn bike ·~7 Dodge lo provrn skills In producli'lll
ml iood motor. For furn.. nr rlN'tronlc lnst111mrnts, in·
~corder, lnol~ T>l-0-8.l7fi \'lnrllng wirlnc. mechanical
l'RADE Tr1.plrx E. SidE' CM assembly, teslln& and llcht
Comp. 111111• Sl5.000 f'Q. + trouhle shootinc. Sf>nd rrs· ~ CRhln ~w rni'W v. Umt>-4' RJl.
132.~ No Bdw SA.
perking lol in Front
Large Funtnls 6412
OLD prfvate papen of .Judge WHTMINSTER from 1810'1 thru early 1900's
MEMORIAL PARK Dodge City, Gunnison. Colo.
Sa.It I.Ake City. 673-8316 Mortuery & Cemetery CdM Eves . all day wkenda Comf,'ete funtrels $25,000 tor 6 months &t 10 and rom $245 10 with noo.ooo tru.st deed Cemetery lots on 200 Oceanview loll as from $130 collateral. 494-1137
ANNOUNCEMENTS Includes Endowment Care
Everything in one beautiful end NOTICES place means len cost.
Found (Frff Ads) 6400 No traliic problems.
14801 ~ach. Westminster
BOY'S jacket . approx 2 SJJ.1725 893-2421
wuks ago • Left at Bayside
Fish Market • 2800 Newport
Blvd .. N. B. 6~7380 Cemet ery Lots 6411
CAT. Male. Adult. Wilt &: HARBOR Rest Cemetery. 2 bm/blk. Blk collar w/
rhinestones. Vic Of Fair· il'aVel, veterans section.
view St. Hoi.p. ~1875. $200 ea. Owner. 213: TH
YOUNG pan Airdale. black ~1083
col l a r . !ound Coast 2 Lots. Harbor Rest
Highway, Corona del Mar. Cemetery. Veleran.s section;
6T:>-2440 days both lor $300. 548-4678
SMAU. female r e d d i a h Baby1lttlng 6550 brown mLud dog. Vic Fran-
ciacan Fountain. HB. BABYSlTI'ER. Your home.
842-4m. Mother 55, xlnt references.
PARAKEET Found Sun PM Guest coltaie or iaraie apt.
In Mesa del Mar • area. as part 1al1ry, Avail. July
546--0403 1st; permanent. Cati: n4:
FOUND Ladlea silver frame 247-7903 Eves. Apple Valley
ilasaes, Balboa IJ>1and tut BABYSI1TING In my home.
Thurs. 673-3903 nr. Paular!no Sehl .. any age.
BEAUTIFUL Black CUrly wkdya, 540-4286
haired friendly dog, Some-WILL babysit 1 child -6 mos
one's pet. U 8-1M9 to 3 yra. S20 wkly. Days. Nr.
Shick Poodle Puppy Harbor Shoppin~. 543-1395
Found in vicinity of Brick, Masonry, etc. Colleae Park. 5-19-3261 6560 FOUND young boy1 watch
blk strap vk. Terrapin Way BRICK, Concrele. Carpentry
N.8. S48-4zn Custom Cabinets. Sm a 11
jobs. OK Free Est 962~945
Lott 6401 -Builders 6570
LOST: Baby girls floral. red REMODEL, r ep 1 1rs multi colored bonnet & pink
knit sweater, If found or plwnb'g .. painlini, elec ..
taken by mistake, plea.!.e carpentry. resid., commerc.,
return. Phone 642-4980 room additions R e a s .
BLK Pattl"lt hand~ wired 675-30.38
waJlel inside, in f'B . Carpentering 6590 JWward ror return of cards.
keys, ID. Write Box M-128 ':-10 .JOB TOO S~IALL! Dally Pilot. Resident · Industrial Com-
GREY & White tong-haired merc1al . M a 1 n t e n a n c e
cat, Ans. to "Sam" or a Rcpalr and R e mod e l
whistle Vic Ramona Ln .. Rea11. Lie. bonded. insured.
Dc1ne Garden Home h'ael, • 002-1961 or 642·ii064 • HS. Reward 968-<llT:; e Carpentry e Cabinrls .-
BROWN And while fC'fnale e Bii.ins e Alteration' e doi· part terrier alljl part • Repairs • Reas: 646-9583 chihuahua. Answers lo the FREE es1ima1f's. !\o job too name of '\Vinnie' Vic1nl1y of small. Remodtla and Ad-18th ind Moorovta. ~ dluons. ~87 DAOiSHUND -Male-ml & REPACRS * ALTERATIONS bl1ck Vic. Orange Ave. CABINETS Any size job. ~onte Vista CM REWARD
3 BR .. l n Ba .. Costa Mesa
home. val. U8,500; will take
newer car or 111bmlt, for
down payment.
Owner-Agent 5'16-5680
* *
SERVICi DIRECTORY
Carpet Layint &
Rep1Jr 6626
CARPET • Apts • Homes
Quality iru;tallalion. Free
estimates at your home. All
pncea. 5'16-4478 eves. Lie.
Contractor
Gerde"lng 6680
ANTHONY'S
Garden Service
646-1941
COMPLETE CLEANUP
LAWNS REPLACED
Reas. monthl,v care. Pnln·
lni. Landscaping. Exp. hor·
tic:ulturlst.
Jap•n•M Gerdener
Exper., complete yard
service. Free estimates
• 543. 7958 •
EXPERT JAPANESE
GARDENER
Clean.up Neat Work 54().!M.9.J
LAWN & Garden mainten-
ance. Cleanup • Spray · Fer·
lilize Com'I Ir Rest, 962-7349
Generel S.rvlc• 6682
.rtr. For: hvc ::1holrd boai, MICROWAVE
TD's nr 7 646·7616 INSTRUMENT CO.
Jill 2nd Avenuf' '1!2 DODGE 500• ronv,rtJble \orona df'l Mar 673-76AA
VALUE SISO. TRADE f'OR ---------
utility trailer. boor fir amall
bike. 64Z-0696
WANT: Trust Deed~
HAVE: Hnosrs, land. unit11.
·l!l-1..fil·IO
* *
SERVICl: DIRECTORY
Lendscaping 6810
GAYNOR'S LANDSCAPING
It GARDENING SERVICE
State licensed contrclr,
Realdenlial • Commercial
Free est · No job loo bli·
893-3.581
P1perhenglng
P.alntlng 6150
INTERIOR & E>.'TERIOR
Paintin~· Free estimate.
licensed I: lnsured.
Olli CHUCK 548-s:ll4
e PA1NTING • Interior It
Exterior. free estimates.
Reasonable ratN. 646-3015
Plumbing 6890
NEW
Mfg. & Di.tributing
Firm
Wp ne!!d 20 men to tra.111
in all departmenll .In all
positions. No e>.-perience
necrss11ry.
Starting Sal•ry
$495 a month
FOR INTERVIEW CALL
MON. & TUES.
547-0607
Young Fry Cook
or
Kitchen Trainee
Permanent job Chance tor
advancement.
C?llo studenl5 Please)
Bob'• Ilg loy
154·t:. l71b St.
Costa Mesa, Cal.
WANTED
LEAKS? Gu or water elec-1· Mechinic
tronically located under ce-and
ment, blacktop. ground. 1 Lot Min
walls, showers, any place. F ed R'"-rvl \ Repaired. Water lines clean· See r m~. Se ce .1,in·
ed, pressure restored. ager 234 E. 17th St . Costa
CALL "LE>.!<S" 642.c348 _l\_1e_s_a. ______ _
BankAmerlcard OK S1lesmtn & Managers
PLUMBING Career oppor1Y with leadin&
REPAIRS REMODEL firm offering oYer 100 mu-
642-3128 tual funt1s. Full or pt ttme.
CRYSTAL WINDOW No exPf'r nta. we train.
Cleaning. Fre" est, business. Sewing 6960 Npt Bch office, 642·6422 residential & ronalruction. __ ...-;..______ Santa Ana o!floe, 547-8331
548-8737 Alttri t ion...--642-5845 I:nves1ors f'lnancial
Painting, Plumbing, Car· Neat, acc:urate, 20 yrs. exp. Services. Inc.
pentry. Reas! Rel. Jn.sured. -ME.~ Capableof-d o 1 n g
BankAmerk:ard OK TILE, Ceramic 6974 general cleanmi;: & floor
Call ";\·like'' 64.2-0348 * Verne, the nle Man '* waxing. Parl limr cvrning
BILL'S SALT SERVICE Cust work~ Install l repairs. work in Orange Co. ar<'a.
for Iulo Water SoflC'ncrs N ob all Pl t Car required, wnlc giving 0 ) too •tn · a.s er experience. rrferrnc~ lo: Rcpairi.. lnslnllations. patch. Lf'akmg 1h o 11: er lelephone number Write
Rentals ... 962-2091 r<'pair )117·1957/S,16-0:!06 Box M 126 Daily Pilot
Cut It F.die Lawn JOBS & EMPLOYMENT1--------Maintenanc!. Liceni.ed.
~148-4~. ~.:>.5870 aJt 4 PM
e JAPANESE GARDENlNG
Scrv1re Cleanup, Landscap-
mg. 531-7034 aft 7 p.m.
* MOWING, ed;lng, & clean
up Monthly rales. f'ree
rsumate. C.11 968.1911 •
J APANESE GARDE:"ER
Mamtenance by the month.
Good rels. EX]>er 54&-7758
Job Wanted, Mtn 7000
CAPr AIN · Licensed. 20 yrs
exprr sail & power yat•hls.
Familiar W, Coast Including
Gulf of Lower Calif. t::. \V
Gel-Coit M•n
Expcrtrnced. /\pply
Islander Yacht~
1682 Placentia Ave
Costa Mtita
Parific \\'aten . Best nr !oral --. -;---.-.--
& gen!rA' relerPncei.. can H1 F1 Techn1c1an
&15-2977 hl'fore 0800 or altc1 Fnr s1ore In Costa Mesa Op-
1800 portunity to adva.ncr to srr·
VJre man1ger. Mu~t be-la.
Job Wanted, Ledy 7020 nuhar with solid stat,. t<IWP.
PARAMETRIO
929 Beker Strfft
Coate Men
549.2221
Architectural
Draftsman
Senior & lntermediat•
EXCEPTIONAL
GROWTH OPPORTUNITY
APPLY ED LEEDS
CNo phone calls pleast)
William Pereira
& Associates
MecArtttur & Ford Rd.
Corona del Mar
==::-=:-:=-;;:--..,.;.--.....;;.. ____ •
P.F.C. 1,,tern1tion1I
Now Hiring
Call Mr. Howard
71•·TR.9·9951
CARPOOW
Trailer or mobUe home eX·
pcnewe preferred. Excel·
len1 benefits.
EXPLORER
MOTORHOME CORP.
4000 Cempu1 Drlvt
Newport h1ch
factory Trainees
f'iberglau manuf1cturlni
3 shift rotation Apply in
prr~on
Ferro Corp.
Fiberglas~ Dlvialon
18811 Fiberglus Road
Runtrngf'on~arl'I
HERE COMES
THE JUDGE
Wr will interview th111 WM'k
young men belWcen the ages
of 19 and 26 for career posi·
lions with us in manage-
ment. Several positions npen
for· overseas employm<'nt. U you're behtnd v.'ith your
C11eck QualUications: ~Ills & want to work !Ven·
A. High school rducat. mgs 6-10 p.m. & earn ...
B. Neat appearance. $3 50
C. Able to enter our train-•
ing school Immediately. Per Hour
0 , Converse intelligently. Call. Mr. Manos 174-2.020
No experience nteeuary. $3. ARTIST
per hour. Call ~1184, 9 CO~iERCIAL ARTIST with 1.m. 10 2 p.m. I . · 1 bandl IOllle aca>IDllll 0 C Maintenance Man company wonc on premises.
Newport area for ottlce build· Space & phone + hourly
ing. 44 Hr. week. Muit have rate. Pbooe Irene Hoad for
general knowledge of plumb· •PP!· 54&-7360
ing I: electrical. Pleasan1 Nahonel Sylttms, Corp.
working conditions w/pakl 6 MAN AGE MEN T
insurance & vacation. Per-~NEE. Z1 or over, hli:h
manent. Please specify age, school 1Vad. Excellent op-
ex p e r ien c e, references. portunity! PUBLIC flNAN·
Write Box MU9 Daily Pilot. CE CORP. Call 646-18-11
• Dishwasher FIBERGLASS FOREMAN
IO man shop. salary open. • Busboys Send refs to V e n t u r <'
Must be over 18. Coaches 3980 Wilson, Barr
Appl y rn persoo only ning 92220; 8-19-2771
SURF & SIRLOIN WTD: Rttlred a pp Ii 11 n cc
5930 Pac. Cst. Hwy. iervice m111 (aut.o. washer
Newport Btich le dryer). for p/tlme work.
Must be in good health and
able lo drive truck. 847~1 No Experience J AN 1 r ORIAL-Experlence Necessary! p.ererred. s: hr start. 2~?.0
,\1ust have clean Cahfomta hr wk. 1!-25 yrs aee. Start
driving record. Apply unmed. ;>48-411l
YELLOW CAB CO. N E E DE D R e 11 a b I c
186 E. 16th SI. dishwasher • kitchen h!lper.
Costa Mesa Exc•el job for ri&bt man.
Call 673-9757 for appt.
1640 Monrovle Ave.
Coste Men
642·2427
An equal opporCunit)'
employer
-EXPERIENCED-
• Commtrclal
Teller
P1·pfer heiiht between
:i' & 5'3"
APPLY IN PERSON
ht National Bink
of Orange County
1650 Adems
Costa Meu
ASK FOR:
Mr' Starner or Mr. Sprin1er
An equal opportunity
~ loyer
J. W. Robinson
H11 opening for
Store
DetecfiYe
f"ul.l time. Experience
prcfen-ed. Permanent~
sltion. excellent benefitl.
Apply Personnel
l~ Mon thru Fri
FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
An equal opportunit)'
employer
Dishwasher
Quahfk d to work In hi&ft
ifl!de restaurant. 0 f ! e r s
full time permanent work.
Pleasant emiroomtnt, iood
company bcnelits. Apply:
IUFFUM'S
Fashion Island
Office Girl
Filing, typing, reception.
18·25 years of age. A
local, perman!nl rtti·
denl only. Start $300
month.
Richard's
Lido Center
Ph:me for IPPl· 673-6360
Purchasing Agent
Experienced as a P.A. in
the boat building mdus·
try. JENSEN MARINE,
235 Fischer. Cosla Mesa
5~~3.l40
Age"cits, Women 7300 ---------Model-0.monstretora
Secys. (2) $400 A&e 18-25; attractive & per·
Needed! -sharp looking sonable to demonstrate lead·
girls looking for a future. Ing pl'oduct, Trim·TW!aL No
General Office $375 rxp. nee.; xlnt salary. Full
Sharp, ambitious girl to work or part time positions at ma-S_TE_AD __ Y_)O_b-for_you_n_i:_m_an_. in local area. Jor dept. stores, 0 r a n r e
i;Tadualing June. doc~ NOT BookkHpers (3) $350 County area. Call for app·t.
intend to i:o College, !''<· Urg!nt: Sharp girls with in· 213: 3~
empt. military servicr. ~fon-lllalivc, we need you. PART.TIME SECT'Y
TuC's OFT ''Ork Sat & Sun Clerk Typist $300 1 2 TO 3 weeks a monlh, 6 ~a)'side Fish M~rket. ~'800 A tcniric opportunity for I to 7 hrs. daUy. to do typing.
Newport Blvd .. NB I youna HS grad. take llhorthand. tram1cribc
WAREHOUSE. Shl1>1>1111: & e UNIQUE e m1chine dktation I: other
receiving rlttk nrrded. E:<·I Placement Agency officr duti!I In a l·man of·
prrience preferred but not 1ss:; Pam, CM. 616-8831 lice. toe. in Westminster resj.
ncc.esssry. Aipply hclwecn 81 FC Bk to $650 df'nce. Call 897-1315 & 12. s. F, Mrycrs & Co. pr .
1RJ40 \fl Baldr ~·oontam Capa ble or ilOIOf thru P&L INSTRUCTRESS Valle~. . . . F' I' r rstabltshed :-<rwport r uu or Pal't·time. mwll have
~ firm. To 3S years. plrasc neat appearance. able to
CARRIER BOYS i i('(' p.ud • meet & deal with people.
GOOD ROUTES Accountant to $850 Blwn 20 A: 25, we train. A~
AVATLABLE DegJ'('('(I PosJllOll is only for ply 1n pel'$0n. HoUday
HUNTINGTON BEACH lhc career mlllded. 11C'e Health Spa 2300 Hart>or
DAILY PILOT pl.ldl Blvd, CM
642-St,;' 23 yrs exper. 54S-O'Tl3
)1QWTNG. Edging. vacalawn
Gen 'I cleanup. Hauling.
Odd jobs. * $-1~
JIM'S GARDENING
HOUSEWORK & • f)repurr mcnt. X1n1 frllltfl" bt'netl ts.
dlnnl'r hrs 2:30 • 7:30. Own 646-8895
• 642-432'1 • Al~ F'er Po•i11on~ -.._..,..S_A_LE_S_G_l_R_L __
NEWSPAPER dealer r n r NEWPORT
home delivery, Cosla )fr~a Personnel Agency Full time Draperies, linens,
1-!llts Some' C'll'l>Cnencc pr.-
frrrrcl.
LOST: Blk &: white Rltered Cement, Concrete 6600 male cl\t. vie. Catalina &:
Park. LAsi:. Sch. 497-1082 CUSTOM PATIOS k
e-ve Block walls. Also concrete
LOST: B111ck Cocker Spaniel sawing & removal. 842-1010
Puppy Near Knox St le CEMENT 11.ork. all types.
Oranie Ave. PH: 642-0626 Nn JOb too small. Fl'ff est.
FR. Poodle. Male. Apricot . H. STUFLJCK 548-8615
Vic of Mrkt Blkl. Magnolla Floor5-Walks-Pabos &: Ex·
It Garfield. HlJ, 968-li67 Poled Rodes. E xper t
workmanship. 642-8514
Personels 6405 CEMENT work. P a t I o s .
& Lawn Maintenance. Resi..
Com'l le Cleanup. 548-8411.
EXPERfENCED Gardener,
fonncr nurseryman. I.And·
.~cap'a, cleanup. 642-4400 .
Cut A Edite Lawn
Malnt!nlnce. Llcen~('(f.
5-lS-4808 -~70 a!t 4 PM
H1ulln1 6730
tran!lp. si hr l35-0039 art ~ R I E t t S I fl Ill ea s I e I H m e"
' -, Nrw licensee's wrlcomr Wt C A R P E T WCleanlni. ~110r train Drews against com· a1.~lppin~ axtna. \\all~. m1~c1on if you qualU)• Window~ "ashed. Sll-«i67 RichArdsnn/Purrl'll
area. Earning Approx s1:i0 8.13 Dover Dr . N.B.
mo. Bond dPposil req. Writr 642-3870 Dox PR. 6370 Allura Blvd.
Buena Park COSTA MESA-A-ADJ~ BEAL'$
Home Furnishings
.H . · & l>t el\nln~ R,.alty 57:,..10
Dependabtr Ir ~as 774-A'i!>S BOYS tO 14
OL'Sf. A Cl SERVlCE Sia Salrsm1n. f.x· Grncral Officr ~ SYO
31 per l\Jnc-ups &. brakes. otdr r 'l'yptlphone figure aptitude
man OK. Chevron S11tJon. Rcr pl D1cl'lphonc S.WO
17th at Irvine: 64.2.Q2
n!E HOl'SE KEEPERS Gm! 1 e ~ rofit , route•. p HOUSE\\ ORK by day. Costa BALBOA PENrNSUL,,
Mesa m a S2 hr. 642-3090 DAILY PILOT
Job W anted • 642-4321 •
Adams & MlllJlOlia. HB AM E\('(' Sltlfr • top l'OfTlplny
only. Mrd1ral front olrlC(' $4.iO
SALES?>~ Onler DC'sk Clk l) pe SJ;8
f . II d ff J R Pkrw A~M<" Ai;rnry
Female Clerk
1remrn etc Se on IY o • N c '.\l 642-67.IO top grade elec gener1tors 1885 • ewport · .. .. '!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'!!!!!!!!!1!9PI
* APPLY IN PERSON *
DRIVE-IN LIQUORS
100 ~an Avenll(>
lluntln::ton Beech
• 8B('
GIFT Shop, SSOOl will handl
Plxza "Tc Go" euy opera
don net• SlOOO. S5Cm w1
handle» Lota ol sood 111Un
aee 111 to buy °' sell. V
Cow\leiman, Real Estate
1700 Newport Blvd. 646-7171
Fam Uy MemberahJp. dr1Yeway1, walks, etc
types. Free est. 893~818
All LITTLE GIANT TRUCK
Haullnr. 6' hela'blh. 10' bed .
You name it I haul. Reu.
Big John 642-40.10
Mtn & WCNMn 7030 R OUTES AVAILABLE
in Resumr: P. 0 Box 651. Los Sery/loo.60128·40 ...... ~iOO
AJamjtos !)()710. Bk]Jr/JllCR l'l(X)rtype 45 J.100 • WAITRW n
p ..,,
rs
NOW'S THE
TIME FOR
QUICK CASH
WUI pay transfer ree . Mov-
\ni. Fee lncreeaed June 1-
Must 1 e I t lmmedlately-
Mn.lee clter. Write Box M 122
· D1ily Pilot
MUST Sell Holiday Health
$>a Mt'mberlhlp, 40 mor. for
1. JI m01 for 2 only PX.I nm ~t Aua u. Call
8*-21.'12 afte-f: 30
A.LCOHOUCS Anon.)'mOUI
Harbor ANa. PbMle m-m•
P.O. Bos U23 a.ta Mua.
mem-
Contrecto" 6620
e ROOM ADDmON~ e
L. T. c:onalt\tct1on .
Yam1ty rooms. kltc:ben or
unlta. Slng1e story or 2:
Pl'-"' c:uttom dniJned. ror
atfmat• t layout. phone:
e s.tM .. nl e
ADD e Remodel e ~pair
Ru • Comm • lnduatrlal
tl'ff l..ayouta A Ell DICK
HVif'MAN '73-4459
CLEAN Lots. p ragc&. Mc
Tret' ~moval. dump. skip.
baekhoe. fill. grade. 962-8'145
I HAULING. Trash pickup.
Trimmln1t. Anythlna • we do
It all. Expert work. 5'.>.2192
0.EAN Lota. iarag'es. etc.
Tree rtmovAI. d11mp. skip,
backhoe. nu, rradt. 962-3':'45
6735 1'6Ji Sale; charter
'*'9hfp In ~ Beach Addttioftll • R.emodellna
T9nnl9 Oub. IU-om P'nd B. Ccwtdt, Uc. THIOU8H A r.! r~~lah m.eoa. ... 54Wl'10 DAILY PILOT N11iwPOln' 8eldt Tennil ev~1 '°"'164
Oub M~ far ...i.. llecfrtql "40 lrenlnt 6755
WANT AD I fMtt °"'amlc Prlen4t !LECT1UaAN. LlcftMd A • QltONlNC WAN'n':O
-uh ltf!rltna quaUtl8. b 0 " h d Sm.all jobs. .... ltaftran IUS hr· . e 11M190 e maln.tfl'I, • "'111frt. 5tWZl U MB --------
•
MAKE Ends meet. Part time
wk Hf'. oPtlonal. Mra.
&ilry 50-1932 982,..3708
Domettic H.fp 7035
LIVE IN!
Employer 111.Y• ~
C~r 8yla.nd Afen<"Y
tll B E 16th. 8 A 547~
Agend ", Mitt 7100
Oppertunlty Unllmlted
Y0t1ng Spanls.l'l lpe&ldnc man
to i:r.ln In tM 1'1Duce l.lfld.
ST;\RT 4T tCJ5, • UNIQUI • Piattmmt~
1885 Paric. CM. ~
JOCN the ........... • &b'
t>AD..Y PD.m' "Alff ADS•
~
Weslmlnster for boys 1~1
Good Profitt · No SUndlY 4 • NEED· Fo r c m "n Tyiiist'rlt't' 1~2.'l •• tn S.\1()
Moldm. , Ai;sembltn I ARGUS EMPLOYMENT
as s cm b 1 y T r 11 Int r~. CONSULTANT AGENCY
F.Xf\C'l'll"ne~l. Apply
BLUE DOLPHIN
RESTAURANT
Delivery 6'2-432'1
:isERVICE slAUon-allc
dants :11 or ove-r f\.111 11
P<lrl trm,. Harold'~ Union
wm siir1nl!d1tll' HB
~].(,01 1
SERVICE Sta Atlendan
over '.!t. llabt mrcb e)(l)f't
l'nion Station. 377 Sucerlor
NB
e EXPERIENC E
OITSET OPERATOR A.8
Dick 360. Call 64Ml25
£>."PER marine d f c s ~
mechanic Carl• E. Smit
Co· S«i l llt St. NB 67MT80
rs \"01 rR AD IN CLAS!i
f'TEl)• Someone will
lmlcing ftlr It Dial &c: ror quldc. dlldmt nm1
n-M•cGregor Yarhls I Ii 6;; 1013 WestclW. NB 543-77~
M B1bcodc. CM 162.t E 171h, A S47.Q36
Jnol'Tl(')•man P1umb(-r f'or 1~ err~·nt Anhm fl.'l&.00~1 HOUSEWIFE. Over 21, for
plumbing 11nd hl11t1.11g. • thal rood ~ 10 to 2 Job~
Servx-r """ !'fpar . ~ Brtey Bnit'c: 11 l'OUntrrairl at the Dor)'l:n(lll
C.lt ~ m [; Rtstaurant. Apply 2100 W. • 0cf'6n Front Blvd .. Newpan
SERV Stafton ~ m~n t 66 xec Buch
w/exper p t r m a n t n I ~ f C. r C\11.1 '.."'!N""E""m=-""'.,.=--e.,..1-e -p.,.b_o_n_e--la-
O Union OU. 193 E. 17th. CM <JO'~ C:IJf :.:; .. N.S. ter\iewe-a to work from
EXPER Salesman Thmltutt 8y 11ppotnt. ...._ heme for ftne Calif. depan.
Store. S.I + Comm. Call ment aton. Call Mr 1 ,
I M&-'1'5U Keicher. M2-MD 10-1 pm
h BUSBOY. 18 )'l"I. Gtawyard HelD Went.I, .IABnrrn:R. u...tn 1
only. O>ttace Coif .. Shop, Women 7400 dys, for 2'1 yr old. ff-. •
562 w. 19d\. Of. t I a 1 t e n B • a c II •
• CE.\f1'.NT T1NtSHEJt.S SeJ-1ady O'Plrimced ~1102 -----·· e BLOCK MASOfll'S f,.. ~Htf Ito~
1..atdlc.allf! beJ1t ~ C'oeta .MNI. ~
Mra. Zimmer 675-4004
L
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•
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~l~Z:..,...,,::.DA!..;..:..LV='l=LO,.-:T===··-:-::..-..-.--;r.:r.i&l-.,..,.......-T--1963-· & Fµot fWM•NT JOBS & IEMPlOY_MINT' MERCHANDISE FOR
.JOIS & IMl'LOYMENT JOBS & ~vo=> · SALi AND TRADE MEltCHANDlll POI
SALi AND TUDI
MIRCHANDISI FOi
SALi AHO TUDI
MIRCHANDISI Poa PITS encl LfVESTOCK
SALi AND TRAD!._ Dop 1825
Help Wanted
Women 7400
Help Wanted
Women 7400
Jobt-Mtn, Wom. 7$00 Agenc e•. Men I ---1 -----IOOO--
Women 7550
1
Furnltu,. tOOO furn ture Mlscellaneeus ~lta....w MOO GIRMAN SHIPHllO. ;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,
1
_________ ~~~~--------~~~~-BEAUTD"Ul.watnmdlatA
* SP .&NISH • MEDITIRIANEAN * dreMU with reversible tn. p, " lald tiln co top. Tilca wbft.e • FAcfotttlS NEW SHOWltOOM SAMPLU m&ttile aot aide. blade mar-
SALES DEBURRW Cl.fRI TYPIST
CARPET • AJlta • Homo. PUPS
Qua.Uty lnmU&UOft. Jtte AJ\C REGISTERED
l'ltlmaleL All P r I c t 1 · O\amploo Blood lint'•
St&-4f71 eves. Uc. Con-Bl'fd lot
~riMCe prefcrnd In
band and power tool de-
To wonc with fituru. remter Wlll S.11 Any Pl~• lndlvWually blc ocbcr &ldtt'. Maicblnc traclor Qu&Uey ' Temprra111ent
-Shot.I 6. Worming
bwTinl of predsloo lll.a·
chined component&. Open.
CALL OR t\Prt.Y
FURNITURE
* CARPETING
8 fl carved arm divan, large matchlnc c.M..ir walnut mimw. sm. new ~ P ersonnel with beautiful Mediterranean fabr\e IL colors. :.1'! .:!' ~~;:~
:; pc. hexagon top. dark oak Spanish dinin g 11Wivel chair. JlS. or best ol·
Miec. W•nt.4 8'10 Ped.llrft wllb rttctl PUP
WANTED l left 1 malt . l ~al~
837·386:i Eves alt. 6:~ PM
W~afttt9AM
mp on day and n1&ht
shills.
Proflr stwtnn11
J. C. CARTU CO.
671W.17th St.
Costa Mesa
541-3421
An equal opportunity
employer
AL TERA TIONS
Quahlicd to work Ill hiih
grade fashion slQrP Able to
do both men and 1~om!!'n''
Offers r>trma.nent tull nmt
CLA·VAL CO.
17th I Pluentia
C0tta Mau
541·2201
All equal nppnnun1ty
Mnploytt
Saleswoman ,
Experienced In better wom-
an's rNdY·t~we.ar. Quill·
fied to sell in hi&h arade
fashion Storr. Olfers pica~
1'nf Miv1mnmf'nt and good
company beneti!JI Apply:
IUFFUM'S
Falhion l1land
Experience requ ired;
permaMnt, full time
tchedule. Exc•llent
employ.. benefits.
lnt•rvlewlnt hours:
2~ PM P•rsonnel Of·
flee, 3rd floor,
The
Broadway
-Huntington Beach
"'oric. Pl!!'aaant ,.nvtrnnm"nt
and iood compan.,y bt-net11s.
Apply.
Buffum'•
Edinger & Beach Blvd.
fleas v.·an1ed ilWt'S.SIVI' ra· Equal oppor1un1ty rmploye
<ho ataoon aeeka l>Ul!On un..
I
FHhion Island dtr 30 who can create con· ---------
Sl..')fMER Babyaltter. N.E
°'51.l Mesa area. 8 am-4
pm. 5 dy wk, 15c hr 1 Oll.ld,
8 yrs. If desirt'd. lite hl.kpg
at extra 1'.>8Y Mus! be
maturt 1.8 or over f>.12-739!1.
WOMAN To work 1n Donut
Shop 9 P M tn 5 i\ M Apply
111 peraon. nn phone rau~
pltasl! Winrh1>U'11 D<>n111
Shop '..l!M7 HllJ'OOr Blvd.
MATURE WomA n for
lcst Ide.as. c o m m e r c 1 11 l
ideas, comedy ideas. Want
frcah. original. vital a~
proach. Salary open. If ynu
pos.wss real. provable uc-
atlvily, ~1111 HOlid rxamplr!I
lo Larry r.ranm~. Rar11'>
KWIZ. Jin\ W 5th Sr . Santa
Ana !1270:1
KEY PUNCH--
OPERATOR
Minunum 2 yn rxperiPnce
Contact· 1'¥trs Br11dtey
-R19istered Nur ..
:;.u .30 p.m. ~'ull hmt
-X·Ray Technician
7 a.m. tn 3 JO p m. F'UU
llmf' -t·11ll ll<!r ks
-Electro-KG Tech
Full 11m"
-Hou .. keeper
r>ays l•tll llmr
-Linen Room Aidt
Day<-, full ltmt
-Salad Girl
counter work in la1mdry, t!ry
fluff riry. ,1
K1tchf'n. day~. full
'1ACCO REALTY ~~mporary
ver Dr Newport~ .,~ .. "-1-------days ~ Wt!'k. Wt st
Newport. &16-7fiZ1
HOUSEKEEPER
Temporary Live-Ill· Room
with pnvale bath 51,, rlay
wk. Assist Wllh meals
543-Mll. Ex 1Jll!
e MANICURIST e
For Newport Beach's bnesl
salon For ~iew. ca1J e SI' ·23 e
WAI,~ cxpenenced 6
day Wtt . und1y1 olf Ap-
ply HAMBURGER HENRY
7136 Placentia., Costi. Mesa
M01l{ERLES5 Home needs
live--in luekffper &: bab)'!ltt·
ter. BtlR + salary. 847-5012,
521-3475
HSEKPR. Child care. Live-In
51., days. Pvt room w/bat.11
Nted car. Simple cooking.
S300 mo. 644-U7!1
DENTAL Asslamnt· 21).J.'l
y~rs. Previous ""f>4'rlenr"
opt10nal. Top salary !or
right &1rl. fi73-Ufil\ • EXP ER ANSWERING
SERVICE 0 P E R A T 0 R
Afternoon It. cventni sh1/1.
fltlJ or part tune. s.JO. 2052
DENTAL A111111ant -Prefu
European or Oril'f!tal girl
No expttlence ntcrst.uy
6T:r29'26
f1JLL 'nme hsekeeper &
~other's ~lper Tr v1ne
Terr. refs rcq. o ..,, n trans
673-0088
EXPER SaJtagi.rla I< Man·
&J!!'~ Contemporary wom-
en's shop!> .Salary oprn
838-6262.
Babysitter. J days a we"k
Own tran11port allon
;;46-3711 eVtS
DENTAL Ofr Mgr Exp!or
or 4 yrs collt if Single. ~
•11. ~JOO)
Laundry sh1r1 girl
EXPERlENCED
541 ·3i>50 t>-fort "°""
BABYSITTER n,.ecl"<l 1m
med Prf'ftr in my h11mt
for small baby fii;;.3939
P T S2 hr ii.lat custom!' r
8'1'Vlce for estab Co. Mn
6-12-4910 l'XI 271!
DRAPERY Work room. PX·
pt'Tll'll(:ed, any opttall<llll\.
p" r m a n,. n t lmmedlaft
n~nini;s. Bt-arh Ora(>f'ry.
~Wl)..6.16-1. 900 W 17th SI ,
Costa 1rsa
e RN's, LVN'~. & AIDES
P061horu. availabl e on all
aht/ta New ConvaJesctnl
H06p1t11l N~rt ~ch
Salar1Ps open. I r 1 n g e
hmehls Phone fi.12-8044
Drug Store Clerk-
Exr>tr. full time. Ill' at. ma·
turt Apply ln person. v11.
l1g,. Pharmacy. ~ Coast
Hwy , So. Laguna.
Expf'r1rnced margm clerk
ror NPwport Beach ofhre
nf National Bmkeragr f irm.
·IO lo fiO wpm, salary fll)t'n·
:140-8111 M1~! Romeirn
LEGAL S ECRET ARY
w/1ntttat 1v.. &
rrspons1btl11y M In 1 vr "'
pPm•nr!' lBM f'X..,./'ltPn'lt·
eite CdM ,,rtic .. llia-4!6_11_
BARMAIDS ...
. '!.lld GU GO
DANCERS
UW) Pf'r Wl'l'k
6~-i483 nr 6.'l.3-976..1 --MANAGERS, women. nl'eded
Toy l!hop 21 or OYl'r. s1115l"
S173 per wk :O.fwil ht ~tra
~h•ri> Call tor a pp ' t
&1.2-8667
PART TIME SJ. hr
Pa's out umple:i; ~ P L'
order~ H B k f V Mr&
Thackeray ~t>-19.12
EXPERIENCED l'ypl!t a.1111
R,.c,.ptton1~r. full tlmr. riv"r
l>. Reply P 0 Box 397.
Westmin5fer, Cahl
Jobs.-Men, Wom. 1500 --• Hair Stylitt
for llll~\I ""w shop ExCl'I·
IPnt n171l'lrfuru ty' P h n n t
~!)3-'l:l:"l 11r AA2-.'\!JR.i
--TEACH ERS--
stN '\IER EMPLOYMENT
Phrin.-"In Hnbktrk
~'l()·l~7or~ --PER.1'()'11 Tn r all nn ha.rs az,rl Brown 5'11} 1!132. H B
BEAUTY Opera I'll' ""Pf!
N''\ta11ran1" •n """ Grayho
ed n r 1 :i I n s I r11mmhPrhund~
now. Apply in ~rson Cal 1 \lr'\I• ""' And w:11tr,.~s
for 1ppt. ~5-'1209 un1fr11 rn• l'l·,..·l.~qi;
:-.rAJD One Full Timi!' & On ,. T-ELEPHO'll ~ r:inv:1,ll('r~.
~ full nr pat1 llmP m
Brrnidwa> La211n.:1 ~ach Pan Tim,. Exp nnt ll4'Cf'
sary. 5'6-9-128
BABYSITTER An
houacketpUll;. l d<t} ~ We<!
Costa M f'Sa fi.12-920'1
BAR.MAID -'11TES
Call ~?7fi9 or ~,-t:>-1"52
HECT-ON IC
d
k
t~l·Mlfl
Help W1nted
Women 7400
IE C
Electronic Assemblers .....
9t"1u;,.., 2 y1er1 t!Ypui•no '" •ub a nd f1111I
•n•mt,ly. Chaui• wiri11q. u1ld,ri119, 'mnpinq
aftd lut9in9 ••peri•nu r•quir11d. Mu,t b• tble
+. work from wire li1h.
bull•,,+ Company bMtfih. ,.,,lud•nfl GR OUP
MEDICAL.DENTAL p la11, ·1 l dtv• e1111u1I lu.,.•
pfus r>ald wHlr off et Chri,tru•.
A,,ty ,.,......._, De,.tm•
701 I. VIRMONT, ANAHEIM
INTERSTATE
ELECTRONICS
coarounoN
• SUIStOtAIT °' C"'
.......... S,.Wsler c.,. .. ·~
~ '•"' o._.,..,.~,... 1 ... .i: ...
Coll ., .,,1y
WISTMINSTU
HOSPITAL
JOO H..,,._. Circle ... , ... , .... ,
IU-4141, •rt. Ul
An equal npJ>Ortunf!~
t>mployer
DISPLAY
TRIMMER
Experience required
P.rmanent, full time
schedule. Excellent
•mployH benefits
Interviewing houra
2~ PM Personnel Of
fie•, 3rd floor.
The
Broadway
Huntington Beach
Edinger & Beach Blvd.
Equal opport:UnttY employer
MOLDING
Machine O perators
Plastir 111Jectlon Perm11
nl'nt poSJtion "'1th good
pay Exr,.Uent work ('(In
<11t1ons Overnmr and au
fnnge ben,.fits. Expcn
ence des1rt'fl hut will ron
sider trafoet's.
CALIFORNIA
Injection Molding
21)) Bnggs Ave.
Cosra Ml'M 5-1644ft0
An tqual opportunity
l'mplny .. .r
Real Estate
Satesman
Ar,. ynu 2ett11tR I~ boost rc-
rum11 fnr ynor Ml'l1 work •
Wnuld you fik,. ro II" irrtting
II 60; -II) 'lflht With a 70'; hnD·
u• split 11n yo11r third sal,.
Tnp CO'\la .Me~ lnratinn
Pmgre!l!>IV" :1rlvnt1sllli It
mark,.ttn:i I rchnt!)Ur~
Th.-11 whrl'f' lh<> i.r11nn 1>'
Wrltr Bo-. P-12 \. r>a1h Pll111.
,,.,,. rtrrall11. _____ ......., __ --
Mature Cashier
and M1rgin Clerk
Exf)PriPnrt'<I In bmkrr·•ll"
ho1sinr~~ !\ppmx1m11" "11
sry $400 11 monlh :-i1larv
nrirotiahlr 11-!P'n•hnz "" !'\·
0"11pl')('f•
Goodbody & Company
l,M':ll~A Rf.AO-I
~11 lnr llPl"llntm"n!
\l~ K1ml'r 19+!!00.1
SUB DIVISION SALES
011111tMdtnir npportun1ty for
lltll t1m" tNl'I ~l,.~n
Y no t.wlll !),.nrfit Imm CIWl!I
Sa.ti's .(. stU•r11ntN'd tradra
C" 11 n I 11 r I Mr Wrl,.rbark
W11H<for & LH. lnl' :~1210
:O.IE.'11 ... WOmf'ft II\ r lrC"tl\atf'
pnpul~r r>ttlMn 1\fust bf-
l'f'lrlltrrcd \:nl,.r nt Ounu
c.ounty t°.ond P4Y tnqulrt
111 14Wr.1 1-; 11th St . RtJnm
ll2 ~Ill An11 !II' pMn"
u~. ~°"'"
SHOV\..ON'T ~ ho-... runa
th~ htlftett 1f'1'11 Huntln~'ll'I
8"11ch• Call Phil Mc.Nim,.,.
IOI' 11ppl Ville~ R r 1 I
t.11111
!162-44TI
Scheol•ln1tructteft 7600
P~O IM*ln }'OUftl. t~ I
'"•cher. nrw kn Ir"& r.rtd
S~ MutW' Srhotll
M,.mlwr \tu~l(' Tra~ra
~ Pnv Jn,ont tor~
thnr IH'!fl Ut ~!I'll J5T
Masnclla. Of~
ACJency room set with black or avocado framed chairs ter 6 Mov~ blank<'~.
with decorative vinyl cushion~. 5 pc. Span.iah walnut end tables It roffee
E 17th S bedroom tet. 'l drawer Mr & Mrs. dresser tM!les, wJth raised ilau 44S · t • with large f ..... me<I mirror 2 large rught com· t()l)I. S165· new uklng 545• C t M •• •·0 h d Sinjer ttralght ltJtdl tewhlf os a •-modes, matching panel: Mediterranean ea • macb. ns. Portable wuner
646-0531 board. .\ wrtnaer -rrea• for
$895 y-•··e, FULL PRICE $429.95 camptt5. m. Other moo. 1104 E. 17th St.
Santa Ana
547-9721
MALE
WArehou1eman
St1rt $4'0
H S :zrad. experienced
mechani cal apt 1lude
..,.. 1tema.~ or terms u low at $3 per w .. k
NO DOWN, USE OUR STORE CHARGE PLAN
I No Fancy Front. Quality V•lu. INiet.. * APPROVED FURNITURE * I 12 Yean um• locatlon--ume owner l
2159 Harbor Blvd .. Cotta Mew S4t·9660
Open 9.9 Daily -Sund1y t t .s
SWIMMING POOL
18 Ft Pool, Filter, Swface
Skimmer, Maintenance Kit.
FREE Ground Pad.
$149.tl
SECAltD POOL
:123 S. Maln, Orange
532-199'1
::::=:::::::;;:;:;;:::;~:-::~~;;;;;:~;;=:;;~=;:I USED Furnitur"· antiques.
JOBS & EMPLOYMENT Antiques tt 10 r!'Staurilllt equlpment. Misc
Electronics Teat Tech --..:--------Junk Everythlllg must be
,urnltu,.AppHtnciee
Color TV'.-StereM
-TOOLS -
531-1212 ... m.osss
SS CASH SS
We ~ cuh fOl'l
<I Fumltur• ./ Appliance•
I Antiques ./ Tool1
ON ITEM or -
COMPLEI'E HOUSEFUL
call 547.f74& or 127-8271
Machinery, etc. t700
FORKLIFT <tOOO Lb. Clark
1475. 5000 lb Tov.•motor S575.
~2691. EV!'. 897-243.1
FREE TO YOU School .. ln1truct10~ SCRAM-Lns !Old: All week-stmtinc May To $3.42 hr. 2111
A!C. Di C the 0 r y NEW CLASSES · • • Tht Collector's-PERFECT Fanuly d o i .
So'·d State circu.itry ... START WEEKLY ANSWERS :Ml4 Ntwp0rt Blvd .. NB Prefer family with chldrn.
u I Complete Sccretanal IAcr0u from El Rancho All shots. h a e b r o k e n •
LOOK!
Grooming all breed$, ROY·
LYN KENN~. Poodles &
Sc:hnauurs a 1pcclaJty, Cnn·
tour stYlina Some pick up
I. MU~~ Daya 546-4163
Evea~IO
Hor ... tl30
HOltSES BOARDED
Back Bly area · 1746 Or·
tiw'd • oft S.nta Ana. Pud-
dock It Shelters. S55 pr. m11
Ca.It Sfl-0981 days or ~~:?S
Eve11
YOU:'llG Shetland Pony
w/saddle & Tack, Sl.25
• !lli:!-672'1 •
TRANSPORTATION
Boats & Yachts 9000
F..,.. and c o m P o n e n t s I Clerk Typist r aulty • White • Kneel • Mku female. 7 mol. 67S-3781
trouble shoot. I I Special Coursr' slrigh • WHISKEY 54&-2628 540-8288 ah 6 pm evea S/23
DRIVER/LABOR IBrushup Typing: I cave a bum some money. • FABRIC SALE • 17 DELlCHTFULLY playful
75 h IBM SiANDARP He .. aid that l'Otltt kttps h1n1 kilten~. Very he al t h y .
To $J. r. IBM SEL.ECI RIC ilwuk,. and roolri hr hav,. my M°';,at1.0t~'.·:.~~·P~~~ Varied rolor1 some calico.
Know rliesel r' I a S s rBM EXEC tlf'rmis."~ 1n buy 11 1ho1 of \';i51 !W"leetion or knil fabrlrs. Tn spcdal homes. ~UtJ
Basic Boating CIUMS
OfferN! 10 pubUc by
Balboa! Power Squadron
Elementary PIJotJng Courses!
'one" license. Mt rrnoon k ~\·~ n11•sr~ WHISKF.' Oix-n DAILY In puhllr. hm· ~fnrr 4. ::in 1
. IM h T h LOW BUDGET Tf.R\IS -tl30 itrtl ttm.-only dur111g in. :I LOVELY lo.ttys, Wh itr, Electric.t ec ec 100., "f ~ir-.c~'11I irr~rtu-· I O T · .. "' H ~ P1ano1 rt•n1 vrntorv rll'11ranrt . lnng·hair!'d mal": ('11hro rll•nee "'n' lhP• .. p~·t .i \o;ir•' ....! I
'
0
'"' Co11ta M"~" l\1'11111111 Milla lemal~. Ti!>ler.11tn""'' m11 ,.. $A2S Month POLLY PRIEST PIA~~EtL~~'~AN !l29 Bakrr St.. Costa Mesa Ii wtek.s old. :i4S-38.57 :l/ZJ
AA rlPgree Milrlar~ BUSINESS COJJ.Er.f. ~ ... o ... ~ 10 BEAUT. \1 Himaly11n complete. j\1 :1r r1 p 0 ·125 N _!"ew~!·~ RI_ !'\ B. Ye~. we'r; havin! • "Sr~· * AU'-Ln -.,,."-A...,,.,.oo--t-'-,......,-~_ • .halred .1UU&DL &..Jilk!...
ech=",A ~-embt.-r; e-le • -j?l,1w .. ~ "'·u~• 4M~---l-~4m-.St1tvw.-._-i.~,,._.M>fH---rur>.youiilUTell Or OUY Pref tr liltle cnrla 8 la 12 yrll.
,.,. •J • I --.. 1~. "how model11, tradf'-lns 1 Wl d try •· tm: wiring and sensors. SCHOOL children'' \'t1r atinn nf pianos k organs wlll ~n i ve n Ya fi46.-0M:I :v:n
ra!es. Chilcoal 10·1.f'SSM Auctions Friday 7 p.m. COCKER-Be-le, n!!eda lov· Appliance R•p1ir Typtn~ School. s.tS-7859 171 ~• low. !,OW prices. WHY Windy's Auction Btrn -h DON"r YOU ahop us before mg fenced ~ w 1 t MOO Mo. Guar1n. DfoJ Mar, C.M. -you buy? Behind Tony's Bldg. Mat'I rhildrl!ll. Black &. wh1tr,
F.xperienced m:11nr re· MERCHANDISE FOR WARD'S BALDWIN srtJDIO 20751,S Newport, CM 646-8686 long hair. 64fr5400 ;,m
pair man -'\LE AND TRADE lMl NewPort. CM 642-8484 ZENITH COLOR TV. 21" GERMAN Shepherd. mal ...
• PIANOS k ORGANS + S:7;'; with guar. APT siu black & grey Good with
LAb Technician Furnitur• ·~ * Largest alock in So. Calif. rf'fng. cross-top tru SJ5 chidrn. Free ro good b?m ...
Start $475 "'-·-1tur• ~~ruml'fl lmrn dis-* 20~ .11)'1, off-Player pianos FRJGCDAlRE. cross top 962-0792 ;;rn < wn , '' n f frzr, wht $60. Kenmorl' wshr Sharp. young \hem1· play stu<iios. mr<lrl mmes. 1000 rolls to choose rom SZ5; 11 .. Con.ale TV W : PUPPY. half collJr , hill
cal background. mtb· derol'ators canerllall'>n + Terna • Tl'rms ·Terms * LOTS MORE' l55Cl Superior Labrador. 2 ml'll· old, train. tarv complete H.S. Spanish & Mf'dtterrarlf'an ,.1c. caah for your piano OI' trade 1 rearl CM 64fr9l8S ed. rrtt to .loving homf'
grad. married. R & D FURNITURE grand piano for """ spinet , 494-lgo; alter .; :.123
I d CM Field's Wholesale Plano C.o. UNUSUAL \\ .e d d l n g "-FEMALE Cat. Nice pet for Buffing Machine Trne 1144 Newport B ¥ ., 1-?()T.! Brookhurst al Chapman engagement nng set. never childrtn. AJl ,lho!s Black & ·v-"' n1oht ·111 'l T!'l .,.,.2770 worn cost $2'25. SeU SSS. ToS2.SOhr. ~ c•, " G d Grove I ~ ...,... whltt ahorr hatrrd Sat. & Son nl fi ar en __ -_ Rrfrig. s.15. 9xl2 braided niz ~''"l'"'O j /2l M han Cally l'nc'·ned Lnwrry spl organ S499. Sl7.:;o. chest of drawens SlO. .,...,.. ~·~ ec I u • ·.l cushi....... yellow nauaahydt l'l \ t ""' ~ Wurlitter piano rtP'> S499. har stools S9. klllt ai1.e bed PRE'ITY -playful male kit· mt 1 ary co mp e e •.ofa. S30. 1'.!1 Twm l!rds. ·• Wrbtr rrhlt grand S850. 1r, bedding $60. Twin bed SlO. ttn, nice m&rkmits. White & P II Clerk mod headb1ds. HllllyWQOd R [ r Call ... "'PM u ·i 767' Gr•y annrox 3 mo, ."'0 "147 ayro mall. S30, total fi..MHil 1~ * rgister llQW or summc '"' ·• . ,,..,;-·• ~ ...,. .,...,....,
EvPt'Y Mon<lay, Starting 7
PM, .!uni' 10, pwport H11r-
bnr \'11rh1 r.tub. 720 W. Bay
Alll"., Ntwl)n1i RPArh
OR. tor yl)Ur ronvPml"flce
f':vl"l';lo' 1'1,.!!day. ~•arnng 7
PM .• run" II. EnSJiJ'l School.
Irvin, k Clltf Or . N~rt
ach... tn fidrtadum. -NJl
11rlvanl'1t rPlfl!ltrahon ne!'!!'&-
,,..,. ry. Enroll M rl111111: ll 11.n.v
questinns phone 548-1374 or
li7:\. l!fil.
CAPTAIN · Lirrnsed. 20 yrs
l'xper. 1atl &. power yilchts
Famw11r W. Coa~t Including
Gulf of Lowl'r Cali!. E.W
Padfic Watm1 B~t o( loc&.1
Ft. gtntrlll rPlrr .. nrr.s. CaU
646-2977 before 0800 or alter
1800.
12 VOLT · "~D" Manne Bat-
tenes • 2«> Amp hrs New.
2UU•nl~. namt brand·
~· fl07 10 • Special Sall' •
llne Wl!f'k onJy • $49.5n
Marin,. 1r Batttr:Y ~!Klppe
2<00 W Cotst Hwy , N B.
642-9202 642-i'.rn
DESPERATE
MUST SELL St1rt $400 l~'L"'" •ofu.~ S.,9_7:,-:-c.:ii-armiz p1nnn courses las;:e~ 7·13), MOVING. E; v,. r y 1 h-i!i'i V2:1
'"'""' ~ 0
" v ~ 11<11Jli orian l'IAsses. Rrasonable furn It u r e 5 Healthy all American kit· Some experience. rAu n I Housr. 5201 Paramiiur1t. E-Z TERMS r.lothe.s, furs. Reco r d 1 tens Ready to letivr their
calculator, assist C·1 Piro R.iVPl'il. '.?lJ 6!19-<J)j(l MliSIC CITY, c '1 D1shr~ MISCELLANEOUS m 0 I h' r . Al I c 0 l Cl I's
rounti; Payahle. I Y Pe Heywood Wakelteld lluf<'h * '.>1~21fi;'; • Pvt pty. 708 Iris. CdM. :>45-1003 5/23
40. m1lit,ary complete & Dinrng room ~et. S2'10. Eves & wkcnds ONLY FREE Duffy kittens. IOme
j(l' :< 11' Heavy cruismi;
~boontr MOmy Lve. • 1tbrl
2U • 4.'l().()742 alter S Mdf
WPekends. I
111' CENTURY 'j6 model. m
hp Gra.yma.nne. l u I I f'OY,
nteds woric. $600 115 ts w .. ~1
Coast Yachts. :ul3 W. Coa~
D f Phnnr 6-~fi-~7 NOW HERE -lht new 67:r.8.116 ·'I ..... it•, -e •lat• ....,.y, M•ch Duon ra hmAn ... T 200 ... wn ~ ....... 3 ~ ... Q ·• upennunn111g · CHINA . Odd cups & :oaucers. Male & female. 548-3257 To $950 /Office Furniture I010 llammond SpU1el Of'ian rew pieces of 11lver • 5
--th I I I' Bl.ACK Labrador. 2 YT old Heavy ex p e r 1 e n c e OFFICE r'u"'~'"""""' -' mes >''" Ha~iland plates & Haviland
d afting and des1gnm g l'U"" v n.w ~l l\11DT·PHILLIPS CO hand parnted milk pitcher. male All shots. Nttd• large r · Execuove desk, modem w~I-1907 N Ma.in o 20th .. u · .,_ bl yard. 962-4289. H.B. 5123 f dies for ProdUCltOn .•11.SC. 1•10Vln~. nc~Ofla e 0 nul ExcPllf'nl condlttnn Santa Ana Ott J.8316 eves &: wkend.s 3 kitten!-2 caJlco It I white. of small pa ils. Priced at 1 3 valut. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l'I ONLY 2103-C Santt Ana Ave, CM
FEMALE
SecretariH (1ever11l
To $115 WMk
SH 80. type 60
1;42.7.ia.I ~ BALDWIN. Acr050ll1c llplllet -0-TV-AN--&-Ch_air_· -s:;o-· -. ...,G,...E:-con-. after 5:~ P.M. 5/'.?J
piano. $46.i. TERM~. I I TV t~nn .,_,. · Pu D I 1G1r•1• Sal• to22
rtGURJNE.S. C e r a m 1 c s .
v:inous 0th.tr ""ms 212 E
0.·t'anfront. B~lboa 673--0196
GOULD MUSIC COMPANY so e coo~ ~· n=tl11m_g FREE ppiea, pan· a ma·
chlur s.15 OcculOl'l&l chatr uan, champion GrandCarher. 2(}1;; N Ma.tn. S.A ~>47~1 $20. End. lablea SlS· Corn-!'>18-8832 :;m
\\.'AL.NUT, two manual ofian rn,.rc1al hghl fixtures. R' KmENs. 1 wks. f1uffly
Slfi.i TERMS. dble. Sl5 ea. Lawn editer blk: all wht: exntic hlk &.
GOliLD MUSIC COMPANY S..'lO. 646-3149 wht: likt dais. 968·36t'40
Hwy. NB. 642-7711
ORY Boat storagr for 10' to
50' hnats. Facilities tn do
work on your boat on C~1
llwy, ~1ariners :-.file. NB
40c prr ft . &12-920'1. 642-42X•
+ 16' CHRIS 1t 45 hp. f'lf'<"
b.i.•t tank. lrg whl trlr. excel
cond, S7:,0. 837-51\l':
14' VALCO Cishing boat.
31> hp ,Jnhn500. Very [Zood
C"Olld. New trlr 6-12.87:;D Technical Secy Furniture Auction 8025
To $485
Mature. Engmeermgl Southland's Largest
20-15 N Marn. S A ~74181 _T_O_Al_M_R-uDbe--r -ru-t -lo_s_iz_e.
B:l Hamnnd Orpn t;phol supplies. r a b r 1 c s .
with Lcsllt •r>t•kers naugabyde. f actory outlet.
ADORABLE Klt!ena white or 30' Cabin Cn11sf'r. Chrysler fi
calico tone hair. Sand boic Exrelltnt eondltton S2500 or
trained. 431-3700 5/23 best off1>r 6'Uh3771 background SH 80, 1 Modern
type 60 Furniture & Appli•nc•
C B kk /R pt AUCTION F. · 00 eeper ec Every Wed. Nit• 7 P.M.
$100 WHk Every Sat. Nit• 6 P.M.
Thro Tnal Balance ln !)ef'hnn daily 9 a.m. · 3
Able to take over. Ma· p.m We always have a trc-
ture. mPnrtt'\US selechon or qual-
lly hou•<'hold tum1shings •
Clerk Typi1t N1>w -. 11~ • Plus color
To $'407 Mo. TVs. strr!'05. 20.000 sq. fl.
G 0 0 d personality. of r11rn1t11rP & late applia.nc·
technical Px penence. es WILLIS CLAltKS
type 60. A.OK COMM. GALLERY
Girl FridAy n:?:! r.artirn Grov,. Blvrt.
From $.400 Beach Rlvt! at the C G. Fwy
Type 50 ~th SH aendd Appliince1 1100 Bookkeeping. N e
sharp Raf. IWASH F:RS S29.~: dryers SJ:J; frtrz,.rs S75, Rtfrig ..
P1yroll Cleric r1>pprrtone & Avoc : Guar
$400 ~10$ .:::::::::.:===== Some experience. runjA . t110 c:alculalor. as.sJst Ac· :..::.:n.:.::h.:!q.:.u•.:..s;__ ____ _
counts Payable. type Antique Auction
40 THURSDAY NIGHT
c;.,,eral Offic• M1y 23 • 7 p.m . ,400 CAmlVlll gia!lll. cut g.IAP, Tll·
I.any ~ 11hade1. lJ'lmP nr· ~aturP. typP 40. light 7_,,1, 'J 4.pc ma.tbl" tO{I 11"'1
bo('lkkeeptnlil M'lm 0#111, '1<1eboanb. me I k"'T!. low~ ti. l)t)l\lfmf'l t
Clerlctl I china r~hl11f'~ t 0 11 1110
S360 deck$. ffl1nd oelc tahl,.~.
L1~ht typing. Int~ nf de· rommntll'• Gmna.n llu•r~J
hut WC)rk p1Aoo1. :; r.randf1thrt dorks
It m1M'f'llMf'OUI btlcabrac.
ltecpt I Bkkpr ANTIQUE
S3SO AUCTION GALLERY
h book um (',\RSON S'TREET Type 40. Ilg I . HAW,\n.\:'ol GARDENS
l<eep1nsz 17 blk• r. .. ~t nf 605 F'9''Y'
• • \17-6748 •
E r. 1;,,r..,.u1on. 1urt1<111l'!'T
'[)u,., In !nV"1lOI')' •tTIVlnll 2 Ye~r~ Pxperu.•nce. 1~t,. 1~~ win .,.. !WI tn•J>f'C·
typt. rihnsz. A P ~nrl non 111 ; pm 111~
A JI A~AHT.l\f C~trr Antique
ltecpt I Typitt
$3SO
fl ile /Mtll tlerlc
S.312
Light type. Ctlmg.
ord keeping.
I ~"""' .(. l\lllr· Ma.)' 73. 24. 23
t 2A ih11r• f'rl. Sit 1 to II>:
~un I 111 ~. Kttt lla .l Harbor
r ec· nr D""•vl11nd. St .5" ed.
m1\110n thldm ur*r 12
~.
E~r.cl rond. 67S-3606 Low prices. A.t Foam
fabnc & Upholi.1ery Supply
• 205 Co., 311 E. 5th St., S.A. T_e_l_•_v_is_lo_n~~~~~~ -~-·_u_s_1 __ ~----
• • • t!1 • JIJI. • PVT Pty ll1 L;i~a &h R£NT OR BUT nl't'ds 1mmed. 100 yds iood
.R used Cll'tl<'t Ofl whlte nr C.L IJghl bctgf iJr II) S1 yd
depending on condition and
riuahty -t94-1701 Eves.
TV
FREE
SPANISH Cabinet -dark oak
remnvabll!' marblt lop -
beautiful decorator piecr -
i;l>ld des1~ on rront -pvt
party -bes! nller 673-8.116
('lt;'ll Evl's all rtay wkendi1
*SIMONIZE
CAR WAXING .... 15.95 1 Y Hr . . . mo~• ca~.
•arts & Labor :un. Appt OK r Guuant~ :>48-1779 SJ M. IABSOLUTEL Y s • c r 1 t I c c • ~h11e fox atolt Cost $-100.
No Dep .sl•t LonR 2 skim. Prive.tr pl y.
Eves & wkenda ONLY OP.
:l-·8316 CdM
Rent With KIRBY vacuum cleaner and
POODLE. b111ck male, IOVM
kids N!!eds aood yard .
Shott. 54(}.8638 eves.
4 M A N X IYP" kitt~ns
Unusual. a Wilhoul rails.
642-4118 j /21
3 Female k1uen1. bl11ck and
gr,.y, Iona h1.1r. 847~
FREE 2 cutr. a.II b I a ck
male klltens. 6i:r3408 J/23
6 cutr kitten•. calico mothrr.
!147-0691 :i/21
TRANSPORTATIO_N_ ----·---
Bo.ttt & Y achtt 9000
DOGS FOR SALE
& LEASE
Standard poodlt, female r .. ,..
rup top poodle. femal ... Dob-
'nnan pups " grown dais
AKC • ROYL VIII KENNEUi
Days 3'16416.1 Eves ~Jll
DALMt\TIAN-Pup1. Ch ~ik.
brl!'d lat for disposition, 2nd
show. I M. 1 F' lrfl from ht·
Irr ot !I WhelpN! 3/13. Option to luy 11uachmeni.. Take o v e r
paymenl.s of $6.~ or· $19.70 521-7555 cash Credit dept. 535-TZ80 -A-PET ORA'PEST'
•
-
• • UPHOLSTER ISG • $79.JO. 2 New r>bedumct' clu~•
M2·13:17
• • pc 1Europe1lll cral11mrn) i1tartln11 L,ynn Russell
RENT Fr"" "S'· dPI. pirkup. 215 546-~ .r1Jl·Z860
COLOR TV Miiln. HR "S..rny" ~i.11;-6105 l...ABRA_DO_R_R_r-tr-1rv-,.r-Pu-p-.
S9 MO. ---Surfbo.trd m11lr 9 wk• olll lntellh;tnt
Opllnn In Buv I RU1'SELL Pintail ~·~" brrrd. ;rood wilh rhUdrt'Tl
rr,. .. S-r'\•1"" Ettel cnnd. SlOO. fi.46.828'.J 49:>-5981 or 642--4321 Ext. 28.\
n rdrr By Phl?n-FILL DIRT WANTED BLACK ma.Ir POOOLF.. 7 ~1.Jfi5I II II "--• ----l.agUna Sl'h, up lo I~ mos. P•!H'n av• . • ~ • ..,.~. 21" Bl.ACK Ir v..h1tl'. 1964 CY. 7H' <(!16..lMO ~. ~3-Q97 altt'r I. ~nith ron'<Olf' Walnut SIOO. 068-3'207 aft ~ DIN-Rm !bl. I c:hrs. ch.in11
rab SIO: 8o)'1 J spd
Hl·FI I Ster" t210 Stln11ray. xlnr S:.l 61;>-l:JO'!
FAntER'S Red Nauph)'lt" t~ ~'TEREO ron1ale aolld ch8tr .1: ottoman L.tke n,.w •llllf, 4 lfl""d rhAn,.rr. L1k,. S:iO ~73-1103
BLACK M11ll" Poodlr, ~ wka.
old; nn p•l)('n.; h11d I I allot
646-IOl:Z •ti 4 pm
D1lmn111111 puflpl;-:-AKC-:-
ltvl'r, ll wks. hive .. hoi..
fl 00 • ;;40-4287
Sailboat• 9010
LIKE SAILING?
DISLIKE THESE?
• Payments, hti:h interest.
drpreciation, slip rentals,
clr11rung, insurance, etc.
PREFER THESE·~ e Low cost, no wnrk
lare free sailing in a
Cal 25. as little as S20
a day, avail IOOn Cal 34.
Try Our Club Plan
NEWPORT <iAfLING CLUB
675-0110
-Rbnrles 33', rac•n!t .slonp.
Insured for Stlm SAC
SJOOJ. 6~i004 fd3y11
494-M.13 I rves I
HOURLY RENTAUi
• RHODES 19'1 *
1·un Znne &•t cl) ' 811lbn11
WOOJ -1 No 1a.;.1. n1rr l'onrl
137;;; 111~ nin Iii' r.1asspar
;;o hp, mm. 611-t:ll!l
80' !\LOOP, rca<iy 10 Aatl
ale"PI 6. 2053 Ntwpor
Blvd .. m1kr ofltr 646-SIS.1!1
I
Coronad025, $6500-
644.os;)l
Power CruiMrt 9020
'Ii:! MF:R'1lRY 26'. ~lr,p~ i;
R'!ll"Y· hr11rl ~ h~11 tMk
nnly 1n hr• '>11 n~w 72:, HP
r;r;iy "'u1n" en2 N"W ran
\Ill, l\l!'f'd \ ¥1rnL1h Qnl~
Sil 000 \t11y tnidr I n r
amnllrr hol\I Slip 'Pl\cr Nil
2. llunlm~on M 11 r 1 n 11
"St-11n· ~7:ffl llr 776-:;.i.'V)
l"• ELCO-T~--;.l cah l n
rru1M'r 'lln1 n1nn1n; rnnd
Nrw 1:•nv11s flfW·I for 1rtrr
drl'k, nl'W uphol II l'lldJD
A,k S2.f'tiQ. fi7"'.r-4786 rvo . ---nf'W T'llk,. °""r amaD £-A!-~-Y-A_U_f_n_w_AA_>lr_M' __ '<.l_nr SHEl..TIE:. M-,-,,-. -Sabi-.. -,,
peyml!llt' nr S'6 12 rash rnnd S50 :l hrl Whltr. AKC. I yn old l,.ov,., O'~tt 0flpl \l~~-II S.'t\. ·~"'6-~ P14'<'" rm Jr! rhUdrrn. Ml~~ SpHd Slr~':!_att 9030
STEREO l (Ilk AM/f'M -----o·-· .. ·otN'" ,.--I r I I 0 s , Mut.TtPl.F;X 1 mn 11111 AUTUMN lln,. mink jadcl't u "''"'"" " 'Mk • 11(111 • t a a~' I Id or tsh
C $32!1 SAC'.. '1M ~ Xlnt rood. t.acll"' dres.~\. Ol1Jl'Pltlll~n111 120 lln hp. C'l\IC. mnv11r1 tnp
--
I: SI j1a .Apt A '-1.l. ~ho<>s. s-fi, &44--0.117 )40...'\CI ,,.~Is 8. hlz w~I tnll'"r
A~PLtnER EnillshOull Doz popp1r;"° v,.ry clr1n. "'v" monl'y Ilk ~
Sportlnt Geecft tsOO -vox BERKELEY A.KC. rhamp alrrd. ru n. 11111w. 116~1
-~----g~ able.• 3:)'1,...!178 • -----
,. R E r (';HT DAM AGED MVS'T SACIUTICE s,rinaw ~f*nlel Pu.,,.
SURTBOARD!I. r I c t 0 r )' 011moncl rlna.. !JPVX . 1" c:ta AKC l't'I .. rlcld or show.
Direct. Ultd bolu'd1 1llo. ,,.t,., N~ Oood w/chldm. M7-M05 All cheap. Wt lrwt811 ftf'W ____ ....,.,.;.._ ___ -
rtmOV•ble flria 111 )Ollt old Am roncf. alldlna 1tua dre. BEAGLE Pupt. 8 wttk•:
boanS MZ-1601 IC,,....,,, t lum • "e et. AKC Show It ftrld Ownp
twrMtill. BBQ. SJ6.ro7t Prd . l:'JO. ~ms 0\1! 43 Autom111r
tm A~nrlnt "1N1rl
f'.ood ~IDnn SM
• ~att'fif'\4 .
PLACE yaar ·~ ..S ~ iG""'ERMAN SHEPHERD e
llle)t .,.. Jootona -DAD.Y Pnppw• 4J<C R~lt'M
PUD1' rh"'W ~ l suara.ntffld ~
• •
loat ~lntenancie 9033
MASTS nttd r~flnM11na1
V1mllh. paint, rtuin&T
C'a.11 J im z1 .. ;:1~l'
6f&.<I003 nr !162.Qm ~·
DCP'f;RrtNcrn SKIPPER
" ftt)11t malnl,.na,,.., m1
Wllnt• IOll'k :.c~~
n
•
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I
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I
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TRANSPoR' --.
Boat M.lnt ..
• COMPl.E'J
REPAIR ~
Palnllllf, varnl
m«ehankal, l
~· rtcP J Coanor,
Pomona Ave,
&0-19'l4
leltstl!M9
3 Boat &111)1 •
tocadon, .n ,
12.00 per n.
~or~
tlOl Boat tUpt
clean aailboal
S2.25 per I
lll&hway. 642 ....
loat-Yacht,
Charters
e CHARTER'
New 40'
673--2517 •
;·::raft
BELLANCA d
26().C • Viki
lime, full Tf'R
pilot. Bnl 0
wce.ka. 714: 5'1'
Mobile Hom.
VAGABOND SCl
furn.; full t
Adult Park, St
BEAUT. 1 bdt
adult pk. c
drapes Ulcl. 84
Near Fashion
,$9500. lmmcdl•'
Call alter 4 F
MotorcyclH
HONDA 160,
new pain!. t
• 5-16~
'65 HONC
• $151
96~-I!
'f.fi lfonda Scr<1n
Hike. Nu brak•
Quick aale s-175
Traiiler, Trev
TRAVEL 1
15' Sant11 r <'. sl
ings, bear hitct
OV('n, CRrP\'l
thing likr n<'W
$195. r.m Skiff Circle
1N.W. of Adams
TR.Av EL Trlr.
to bvl. trtr. as •
tully S. C. It.
Sil400. 536-21 19
IR' Tr rry, set
i.1rcfl!I 6. Xlnt
fo4f>-:'JRQO aft 3
'f>6 NIM ROD
tn1ilcr, t~kin11
cxlra.a, S9'J5. 5-15
Trucks
'Ill Clll-;V. •;Ion
R. aulo., $6."iO fh
'f>-1 CllEV, 1'1 IC
Bis: 6 rns:. hlr.
Kd. 6 Ply ruhl~
51&-3'.>:i7 or 673-
'fi:! r orrl r:coll(
Good ronditlon.
n<'W bnkes. On
$625 R14 Darrell
•56 Ford C'nuriet
hitch, new hr11c
bniml 11ld lnsc I
<'111!· S"'JOO cuh o
-.00 GMC 1-i to
MUS'r S
La:.'ltnP. Brarh
'~Xi·Ford Pick Up
runs fair, $3.'iO
SUl~l
'fi6 1, ton Ford F
Cuslnm reb. It'
VJ!. SI 1.'iO 962-35
Imported Autc
'63 VW, dlr. dlx,
OWTlff Ti ki> IT
S.'3.86 mo. 639-31
lmpof1ed Autc
ft
Al
CAMPO
'67 :;:...~
'64 Y.W. 6 . ....
'62
'66
'64
Y.W. 6 c:...,..
W.W. C.
CAMnl
Pt
1963 , ..
1966 Pot
1960 , ..
J SfUI
TRANSPORT A TlON TllANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TlltANSPOR.TATION Tuesday, M~ 21, 1?68 • DAILY PILOT 23 ............_ _____ _
Boat Maintenance 9033 lmpol'Nd Auto. HOO lmptrted Aut~ 9600 Autos Went.4 9700 Vied Can 9'CM' _Ne_w_c_a,. _____ 9_1_oo ____ _..;;,. __
TOYOTA WE PA Y • • • CHRYSLER ~--• COMPLETE-MARINE
IU.:PAJ.R SERVLC.E • Spot CUh tw lmJ>ort•
We pay more for all)' imPQtt
regardleaa « 1"J', make·
or condlt1on. 1'r7 u. before
you u lt. ELMORE
MOTORS. 9625 G • I' 4 • D
Grove 8lvcl ..TE 1"'630
T9'ANSPORTATION TlltANSPORTATI TRANSPORTATION lltANSPORTATION -flOO Now Cira tlOO New Cars 9100
PaiJ'ltlna. vamllb, carpentry,
18.S MG Mklget, black beau~.
pe. 'feet ~ iJl .. tll.lL ~ Iott Stle ~ 9036 cub.down, pymta $35.tlll mo.
3 Boat lllpa nailabl~. xlnt ;:A1=te=r=l=O.:;;;t:;:;94-=m3====-
mtceballical, mut bkls Ir n:PAlt. rtu\h(. Free eat.
John Coaaor, Joe Fry, 1640
Pomona .be, CM 6C-&961,
642~19'24
location, 2601 W. Coest Hwy.
12.00 per n. <30 ft. min>
543-8966 or 548-4.19'J Ernie
!lOl Boat allpa available, tor
dean aaUboat1. 25' to 35'.
$2.25 per ft on Coast
Highway. 642-4235, 642-9'l0'2
lo•t· Yacht ·
Charters 9039
e CHARTER THE FINEST
New 40' Ketch
673-2517 • '675-2400
!'100
BELLANCA demonstrators,
26().C le Viking 300, low
time. full TF'R paoel I: auto
pU-01. Best ofler next 2
weeks. n 4: 546-2474
Mobile Homes 9200
Trailer, Travel 9425
TRAVEL TRAILER
ALLARD
l9fil AILARD GT, VERY
RARE A U N U S U A L •
Posalbly the on\)' one like it
in the U.S. Mutt tell immed.
Eves &: wkendl 6*-2592, uk
for Phil Devis, Weekdays:
839-4220, ask tor Karen.
tATSUN
DATSUN
BRAND NEW AT
Barwick Hayden
$199 Cash or Tracie
36 Pymts @ $54.16 m0
75,000 mi Guaranty
494-9773 * 639-3617
611/2 TOYOTA
NOW HERE! CASH
Sii THEM TODAY roe uad. cua.. A tructca Jmt
1931 OtOWN lmputal +.dr
HT. All power, air, apUt rt·
cl.ln)la seats. low mJleqe,
Must Sell. $3395 .. 6f6....MM2. caU ua for tree estimate.
"'
f81l L"'1iA 6!W .~ ~ """~~~~
IMPORTS ~m:. Set adls!~ auto, iJ.11. :t~· rond, =
W1 me on aealt, n1·w tires, beautiful
986 ·~MM Kl 9-3331 cond. $145(). *2316 1 Harbor, C.M. ,,_....w.> ----
Auto LMaing M10 COMJ."'f '63. ilnt trans. car. TOYOTA l·O.ner. S1wk llhltt: 29.000 LEASE • lS68 f'ord Galaxle aria. m1. S69:i. ;,.t6-.JOU
500 4-dr. HT 1'\illY eq., Incl=:;;::;::;::::...=::::==:-:== air, 392 VS eng., driven oncy HEADQUARTERS
ELMORE CORVAIR 4500 ml. $86.13 per· rno. ~
Cort Fox Auto LoHlftf
9625 GARDEN GROVE BLVD 642-8440 or i.ee at :IUD W.
GARDEN GROVE JE ~-6630 Coaat Hwy btwn to.3: 30 pm.
Cltan 1965 Corvair Corsa,
low mill's. Call evenings
• 673-8226 *
VOLKSWAGEN-
1967 Volkawaeen .
1o with rear spet1lcer. hNtc-r.
&d with black interior.
Radio with rear speaker,
l\Mter. Excellent condition
throughout. $15f6 * S48-8778
'65 VW Camper: 2-bumer
stove; very clean, aood
me<.il. cond. Jkst offer
673-0046
'62 VW. Moving oorth. Must
sell. Top cond. S850 or best
offer. 494-3016
Eves I. wknds 4~95 ========= ·~ Grttnbr1ar Cam p e r , 990C 21,000 nu. good tiru Good UMdCars
---------cond. $650 5'16-1717
NEED A CAR?
CAN'T BE FlNANCED?
196). Corv&1r Station Wagon.
Moving r:ast. ~'irst $225.
Take6· Ph11111· 1142-3089
'64 Corvrur Monn Spyder
convt, whl/mi, 4 spd, lurbo
dig, $650 6·16-:1.JU
:-=--:-==
COUGAR
'61 BRAND New. Qlugar
leue tor $89.00 per mo.
Johneon & Son. 642-0981
CONTINENTAL
'61 Conlinl'ntal, leather In.
lt'rior, clim11trol, all pow.
er. Factol'y cond, 6.000 mtl·
PS. $5000. 642·4&10 night~.
I FALCON
'64 Fakon Conv.
BRJ'MSll grem BLACK BUC.
KET 1eat1. SAC $800.
67J..97(Yl
FORD
1~· Santa Fe. slecps 6. Awn-
ings. bear hitd'I. thermostat
ovrn, carpet etc. Every-
thing like new.
SON gone to Europe. '67 VW '60 220 S, black/black int, BUG. Many extras. $1500
ww, R&H, Xlnt cond, $1100 takes it. 499-3105
•BMkrupl'! •Reposseaslon! ONE Owner, 1963 Ranchero,
eBad Credit? • l>lvorcedT 36,000 or\~. mt. 5 Nl'w Obie
eMUltary •New ID Area'r Eagle tires. 1684 Whittier
$795.00
392'l Skiff Circle, Hntg. Bch.
(N.W. of Adams & Magnolia)
TRAVEL Trlr. to hotmhoat
to trvl. trlr. as easy as 1-2-3;
fully S. C. & hrand new.
$4400. 536-2119 aft 4
Ill' Tr rry, self contained.
i.1reps 6. Xlnt cond, nsoo
fiil&-51l!JO aft 3
'66 N IMRO-D--hd,_.tp--t -e -n t
trrulcl', cooking unit, many
extras, $995. :;.19-0938
Trucks 9500
'Iii Clll::V. ·~ Ion Carryall. V-
8. a1110., $650 firm.
·1;4 CHEV. 1'i tone Carryall.
Big 6 1•ng .. htr., stick shirt,
gd. 6 Ply ruhher fl 195 firm
5'1&-3!>a7 01' 67:H>!M5
'fi2 Ford Econoline Pickup
Good condition. new tires,
nrw br'lkes. One owner. Sac
$625 874 D11rrel1 St. 548-2535
'SS Ford Courier panel, trlr
hitch, new head lining, J>elt
houm siding lns.ide, rehlt
<'Ill'?· $500 cash only~
-.6-0 GMC 1~ ton pltkup.
MUST SELL
Llt'..'llM Brach 497-1022
';lll·For<I Pick Up, clean body,
runs fair, Sl'iO cash. Eves.
5411-66()'2
'66 1h ton Ford Pickup F 100,
Custom cab. R' bed, auto.
V8. $14.j() 962-3524
Imported Autos 9600
'63 VW, dlr, dlx, xlnt coni!, 1
owner Tak;· trade. Pymta
$.13.86 mo. 639-3617
673-1703
MG
68 112 MG
NOW HERE!
SEE THEM TODAY
~Mllmi4
• IMPORTS
1966 Harbor. C.M. 646-9303
'54 MGTF. Excel cond,
rebuilt motor. wire whla.
f!OCJO. Pvt pty. 714: ~
60 MGA HARDTOP $995
Ex. C.ond. Must SeU!
642-4643
PORSCHE
'64 PorllChe 1600 C Coupe,
blue, 31,000 mi. $3400. F'lrat
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Bayfront. Brtlboa Island
'66 PorschP 912. 5 !jpd,
CLEAN. MAKE OFTER!
• 67!Hl54 .
'li6 VW Camper, 2Q,OOO ml
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5.
'58 VW Van; must sell im·
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'66 VW SUNROOF. Excel
cond. I owner $1400.
642-3616
VW '67 Var\ant, Sq bk. Xlnt
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McCARTHY MOTORS Park, C.i\.:. alter 4 PM
1420 So. Main Ii Edinger 60 Ford Sta Wagon $150
(2 blocks N. of Sean,) 548--9613. 300 Lu20ma,
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'64 CA'.AXlE 500 Xlnt cond,
2 dr. a1r. ps, R&H. $995
542-4384 an 5
'67 Falrlane 500, 6 P1111~·
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'62 Fal<.'On Squire. bia wag, '68 BRAND new •talion
di,-, like new, radio, heater, Wtt~on. Air, rte .. all sr.rvil'c
auto. $75 Cash or trade. frt1• for 40,000 mu~. Leate
Pymts S29 mo. Alter 11, for $119 per month. Also
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'56 Cad Coupe de Vllll'. air barcalns on our l c asc
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cir.an, lop mechanical cond. Johnson " Son Uncoln -
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after JI. 494-9773 or 6:19-3617
'67 Mu~t.ang GTA-:Z + 2, air,
full pwr. leas than 6.000
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Premium 1Jre1. n450. LI
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'86 Muatani. H.T., V~. auto,
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Xlnt cond. $1~. 540-C72S
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29.000 actual mllu
fttM . 646-:1'100
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1963
1966
PORSCHES
$3199
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S22tt
1'70 Herw itwd., C..t• ~
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rqu1p, Beaut cond, $1l50 Pvt Pty E.'ves A: i ll d11y
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'62 FLEETWOOD, 4 dr '65 PONT. 8 on n t ' 111 r ,
Hdan, l>e.auUf\JI cond, $1750. hardtop, uollc blue, full
Prlv/owner 67>Q145 power, a lr cond., d l r ,
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DAILY PROT EDITORIAL PAGE
Self -defeating ActiOns
Negro athlNNi on campu:.1.?" arou nd the nation ap·
pNir bent on defcatln!,! their own purpose -forcing
integ rated tca1n s to become <111 whit~.
Negro athletes at the Univ11rs1ly of California.
Berkelcly, last week demanded the right to say whCJ
should play wbich position, and wt1en.
Head football coach Ray Willsey handled himsel£
wisely and well in the emotionally cha rged situation.
tie handed back the papel'. saylng, "I do not believe
these prerogatives of a coach are negotiable. I cannot
ignore my responsibilities."
He later explained his belief that 41there are certain
prerogatives that belong solely to the head coach of-any
team. These include the determining of the relative
abilities oC the vanous members of the team, and the
placement of athletes in various positions: simply, the
determination of who will play, where and when.".
Jn addition to standing firm in the face of an im·
possible demand -one that would be labeled intoler-
ably arrogant if while players had submitted it -Will·
sey moved to cool the emotions. He rt!fused to name
the athletes or the details of the demands because he
wanted to avoid initiatin~ any name calling.
Since the inddent, W11lsey has stood firm. Ile drop-
ped all the Negro boycotters from the team and order·
ed their uniforms removed from lockers. He said they.
by their boycott of the final days of spring practice, had
taken themselves off the team.
Negroes have round their· greatest opportunities to fl bow
their skills without d1scrimlnation because of race.
The Berkeley dema nds. and similar ones elsewhere,
are cut Crom the same cioth that bas produced prob-
lems in other areas. For example, in housing a land-
lord can reject a white man because bis judgment tells
him the man would not maintain his property. But it
he rejects a Negro on the same basis, he must be pre-
pared to prove his action was not based on race preju-
dice -a hard thing to do.
Injecting this same problem into sports to the point
where a coach has to prove his decisions are not racial
won't work to the Negro's benefit. It will, in fact, close
out the' Negro's great opportunity in athletic competi-
tion.
A Big Investment
The roof over your head is one of the most expens-
ive purchases you'll make on your lifetime. It can be
one of the most satisfying purchases as well.
A home costs roughly one-fourth as much. afler
taxes, as all other purchases made in the lifetime of
an average lamily. It means a lot to that family in
terms of both what it lakes out of the family budget
and what it can lend to that family's enjoyment of life.
This week, Realtor Week, is a good time to reflect
on those points and to consider the merits of profes-
sional guidance in selecting a home and arranging for
its payment.
The door remained open over the weekend for a
reconciliation. But the inddent never should have oc-
curred either at Berkeley or at numerous other cam------------"D~eresytll&-nation where it would appear a cen-
trally-directed program of harassment is operative.
Those entitled to use the title "realtor" have agreed ~ .:::===:...;:l-..fi~~~~~~;!t=;;;~~~~~=:::;::==~~~:;;?.!!1! to adhefe ltr a eOde -Of professionar:et:rlics. C-ert&m1¥----
•
Tbe sad part of it all is that it is in sports where
it's a good thing to consider when making that biggest
investment in a lifetime.
LBJ Stalls
On Powell
Prosecution
CT:"# VAiie•.~-
w ASHING TON -p r • 11 d e D t
Johnson is gtalli.Dg action on a Justice
Department recommendaUon t h a t
former Rspresentative Adam Clayton
Powell, D-N.Y., be pro6eCUted for
misuse of federal funds. Th l 1
politically explosive proposal has ~n
pending for more than a month.
lt was made by Assistant Atty. Gen.
Fred Vinson, following en exhaustive
1nvesUgaton by a squad of FBI agents
and a federal grand jury. Powell, his
·stranged Puerto Rican wife and one-
'ime members of ha staff were among
the numerous witne11ses Interrogated
by the jury.
Vinson, head of the Criminal
Division and soo of the Jate Chief
Justice, recommended Powell be in·
dieted and brought to trial. That was
submitted to Atty. Gen. Ramsey
Clark. After a detailed ~y of tbMe find·
ings, Clark took them dinctly to
President J ohnson. 'Ibey have discuss·
rd the matter at length several times.
Insiders attribua th• block on action
·ntirely to Ult Ptesidtnl
TIIERE IS NO indication when if
inything will be done about Vinson's
re~mmendadon. The whole affair is
very hushJhu.sb; shrouded in tight 0C-
hc1al silence end secrecy.
Last month, during a Harlem eortie
from his Bimlni retreat, Pawell an·
nounced he would again seek election
to CongreM as a I>emocrat Ilo,nvt>r.
he intimated he was still undedded
whom he would wlJPOrl f« President.
'J'his recalled that in 1952, 'ft'ben a
possible tax case wu pending against
him in the Jult.ice J)epartmtnt, lle
dedared for General Eisenhower, the
Republican 6talldard bearer. Subse·
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
We try to "Buy Ametican'' but
when quality is forsaken for
quantity -sorry, no can do.
-Mrs. M. G. G.
Thlt ltelurt rtllt<1l ''"'"' v1.-,, Mt MteaMlrlly -. tl IN -llltNr. S-1"' fMI -v• 1e -y 8111, DtllY P'lltl,
quenUy, the Justice Department shelv-
ed the case.
rt is authoritatively understood
Vinson's recommendation tihat Powell
be tried is based on a series of
charges. They i n c 1 u d e misap·
propriation of funds involving a
federal salary paid bis wife; misuse ,of
funds for unauthorized travel and
other purposes; and income tax
allegations.
THE J USTICE DEPARTMENT
launched the grand jury investigation
last year following a number of con·
demnatory findings by a special House
committee app0inted to determine
whether Powell should be allowed to
take his seat.
After a thorough inquiry. this
bipartisan panel, beaded by Represen·
tative Emanuel Celler, D -N. Y ..
veteran chairman of the Judiciary
Committee, proposed that Powell be
seated on condition he repaid $40,000
in misappropriated funds and ap-
peared before the "bar of the House ..
. and be publicly censured by the
Speaker."
But the House by a decisive
bipartisan vote rejected the com·
mittee's seating recommendation. and
expelled Poftll fur the duration of. this
Congress. Hi9 appeal to the courts has
gotten nowhen.
l\obert & Allen
'Individualism' Misused
Thought• at Largt:
Perhaps the most misun~tood ,
misused and aboaed word in the mod·
em lexicon ii ••individualism" -and
for ~one person who ttset It le·
giUmate.ly, 100 Invoke it in onler to
prumoCie or defer-1 some ~ of
action that la oeithet' truly good for
lhem8elvee nor for their society. • • •
Tft!ve natims are now capable of
rnaJdng atomic wupona; and IOOft 40
natlonl w:lll be able h> make 6,lm nu·
clear bombs; in fact, Ulie growth of
nuclear reactors will ew-ntually rn·
able doze!OI of born t. a year to be m~ 11f!Ctttly. by a cliwrtion
of ooly l pe_rc•nt of tht product-how
cim ~ ''treaty" hope to couoteract
thlt dPlftllon 1 • * •
' .
Jenee,'' Warned Ghaodi; and the hat·
en1, who may newr lilt a f~ them·
seiw., are perhaps more respoosible
f« ''violeoce in the streets" than
thOSt who create the actual violence. •
I've never ~ held a door open for
a man behind me without gietttng a
"Thank you"; but dcnens ol times
l'v~ held a door open for • worn• be-hind me wit.hoot ewn getting a nod
(l( appreciation• she sails through In
a mist of sett-~al. Wan1t it GeT·
trude Atherton, a long tirn~a&Q, o wrote a scathing artickt '
dlet Art Not Geotlemetl''? • • •
• • • The~. •A-one thne no M"e." ts
PtrmJnrble onlJ wbeo ~tine an
• unfrocked bishop who bu returned
from I dtalde of l>anishmtnL '
All A1~ans SJaould Know the Law
When, How to Display the U.S. Flag
In order to have t•very Amerlcari
know when and how lo use the flag or
the United States and avoid any
misunderstanding, I think il will be a
service to the community and to the
country to publish the joint resolution
of the Congress the President of the
United States signed on Demember 22.
1942 and known as Public Law 829, in
your paper.
The fir s t section declares Ute
codification of existing rules and
customs for the guidance or civilians
not required to conform lo re gulations
issued by the dillerenl o f f i c i a 1
branches of the government. But Sec.
2 to Sec. 7 are very clear on the whole
matter.
To give a few examples: The Uag
should not be displayed on days when
the weather is inclement.
THE FLAG S 8 0 U L f> not be
displayed on a float in a parade except
from a s taH. The flag should not be
draiped over hood, top. sides. or back
of any vehicle , or of a railroad train or
a boat. .
No other flag or pennant should be
placed above or. if on the same level.
to the right of the flag of the United
States of America, except during
divine services conducted by naval
chaplains at sea, when the chaplain's
private pennant may be flown above
lhe flag during divine services for the
personnel of the navy.
No person shall display the n~g ol
the UnHed Nations or any 0U1er, na-
tional or international nag equul,
above, or in a position or supe1ior pro-
minence or honor to , or in place or. tlw
flag of tlle United States of America at
any place within Ule United States and
or Territory or possession.
THE FLAG SHOULD never be dlp-
11ed to any person or thing.
The flag should never be displayed
with the union down save as a signal
of dire distress.
The flag mould never t o u c h
anything beneath it, such as thr
ground, the floor , water o 1
merchandise.
The flag should never be carried rtaL
or horizontally, but atways aloft and
free.
The flag should never be used 3~
drapery of any sort what~oever, never
festooned. drawn back, nor up, in
folds, but always allowed to fall frt>e.
The flag &hou.ld never be fastened .
displayed, used or stored in such ,,
manner as will permit it to be easily
tom, soiied, or damaged in any way.
THE FLAG SHOULD never be used
as a covering for a celling.
The flag Bhould never have placed
upon it. nor on any part of it, nor at.
tached to it any mark. Insignia. letter.
word. figure. design, pioLure. or draw.
ing of any nature.
The flag should never be used as a
receptacle for receiving. holding, c<1r·
tying, or deliYering anything.
1'be O•g should never be used rot
advertising purpoees in any mannrr
whatsoever. It tbould not be em.
broidere.d in g:uch articleii as cushioM
or handkttehfeb and the Uke. printed
or otfierwise impressed on ps,.,er
napkins or boxea or anything th~t i~
cteslgned for temporary use :ind
cUacard: or 11Sed M any portion or a
coetume or unifonn (athletic).
DUBJNG THE ct:remOnY of hoising
• 0r Jowerln& Clle flag Cir~ the nag l~
{>ISBtng ln a parade or in a rtvle~'. all
peno111 prnent lhoald fllC't ttie flag,
stand at atle'Dtlon. IDd salo~.
Tb~ a.re the f"1 things ~very
Amaican should JmOI!' about out flail .
The p~ge at all~ to the fl:i g, "I
pledge allegiance to the flag (If tbt
United States of Amerlca Md to the
republic for wblch k 1tand.t, ooe Oil·
L-rs rrom reaMrs .,. wtlcorne. Nomlltly wrlltrs
lltould convey 1~1r m"nAll• In 300 words w leas.
The rtvh1 10 ccn«Mnse letters to Ill ._ or tllmlNle
llbol 11 rt$erved. All letters must l11cludt •IOM1u,.
ond malllnv addN!ss, but nemn will bt wll~Mld
1n ff'QUtSt.
Lion under God, indivisible, witb llber·
ty and justice for all" should remind
every American that the .nag of our
country is more than a symbol. It is
OIU' COUt;itry.
S. GUlDONE
Ex•n1ple of 'Love'
To the Editor.
Referring to the letter in your paper
on Tuesday, May 14, from Ron Pis.am,
Transient:
Ber-ating the people of Orange Coun·
ty for not renting to him because he
has long hair, at 19 he may not realize
that people have to judge somewhat
from the outside what is on the inside
and it may nqt look so good.
Berating the police o( Orange Coun·
ty because they won't let the young
people have "good healthy fun" and
"b'tart things popping". I suppose he
means destroying property that people
have worked and saved for over a
period of years.
Calling people "imbeciles" because
they don't "love" s11ch as he, his letter
is an outstanding example of "love"
for his fellow man!
NELIA M. DOSSER
¥oter Apt1fh9
To the Editor:
I '81ll running for a student body of·
Hee at a local high .cbool. I'm sure the
situation I wish to comment on exists
in all scbool'S, as well as in the nation
as a whole. This is the apathy shown
in voting privileges.
I have noticed during my campaign
an increasing number of people who
claim they never vote. These people
are glad to help in other ways. but
they avoid the act of vot.ing like a
plague. They give Jots of reasons why
they don't vote, but the main excuse
seerN to be "One vote isn't very im·
portant. •• Some people even admit
they don't care.
WHAT JS WRONG ·with these
people? Don't they realize what an
honor it is to be allowed to pick the
cmdidate of their choice? Voting and
repreeentation are privileges not
obligations! lt is up to WI, all of us, to
help decide who is going to present our
viewpoints. Some say, "I can fight my
oW'D battles." Great! So run for ., of· flee and get a fOUowing behind you.
Don't be eelkente~. let others get
some benefit from yoo:r drive.
---aw Geot'9e
Dear George:
My busbaid lost his temper,
called me a m.sy ~seteeper,
ticked the dlsmher And broke
It, Ui.relt the television out the
beck door, ripped the sheeu off
the unmade bed and tilted up my
lounl• chab' so I fell on the Ooor.
Do )'OU thlnl the honeymoon 1.t
owr? TEARFUL BRIDE
• · Dur Tearful' Bride:
Not reety -perhaps your
inaata.p 1-llmpty reached a
mon matu~ ••P of mutual
cioafldlng, I cet tbe lmpreuion
ht b merely tr1lnf' to ten you •
10methtng.
l think people who refuse to vote are
definitely not a credit to this country.
They are turning their backs' on our
heritage and saying they h.ave no pride
or interest in their school, city or
country, depending on the electioo.
PEOPLE WHO don't vote don't get
represented, of their ,own choice. Yet
these are the same people who com·
plain the loudest about the people who
do get elected. Frankly, I am ashamed
of people like this. I t.hinJc this is a
wonderful country and I am proud of.
my right to vote, even if it ls just a
school election. I suppose people will
call me a flag-waver. Yes, I am, and
I'm proud of it. I wouldn't be any
other way.
U this is printed l would like my
name to be withheld, not because I'm
not proud of my views, but because of
the election at school. Thank you.
M.K.
Demanding, Selfish
To the Editor :
I wish to congratulate Mrs. Jack
Smith for her letter (Mailbox, May
14) about LSD and pot users. If after
reading her letter they can't find
something better to do to help them·
selves and others and get out of their
rue of hallucination and face up to
living a good normal heslty Ute. they
most certainly are ill.
There isn't a human being in th.is
universe who hasn't had to face more
so:rrow than happiness. more pain
ttlan joy, hard work and long hours
and at times in the back ot many a
person's mind he's wondered why this
or that has to be.
BUT WITH FAITif and hope and
love in his heart, he's struggled on to
improve his lile, his health and to
make his world a better place to live
and to help his fellow man.
It seems to me these "pot users"
and ''LSD addicts" do not have the
guts to face life -they don't want to
work. They drop out of school, they
want everything in lile handed to
them, their parents are oldfashioned.
and there isn't any commurucation
between them. It certainly isn't the
parents' fault. When J grew up I bad
love and respect for my parents and
my home.
WE DIDN'T HA VE a1J Utls talk
about sex, dirty books and even our
movies were clean and decent. Movies
are for the wMle farnUy. We enjoyed
lire -never had an allowance,
whatevel' there was to spend for fun
was enjoyed by all.
The ''pot users" and ''LSD users"
have allowances. cars. no restrlction
or any kind, no rtspect. or feelings for
anything or anyone but themselves.
They're demanding and S(!lfish and
they consider thtir parenti dumb.
They lmow au the answers.
J. S. T.
Twp•frepltlftll OHi•
To the Ed.ttor-: tlow come your front page Includes
110 many typot and/or misspelled
words? \May lJ etc.)
Pamnower 1ohrtage?
Why not have · a co"t~n Cor reader
deted.loni of dtfections?
Al\THUR WEISSMAN
Wr countdt two.
-Editor
Random Defitdtlons
To the Editor:
In regard to Sya.ney Harris' column
(" 'Nicety' Is Not 'Nice'," May 15th) I
am surprised that he should be so
guilty of misleading the reader in his
definitions of certain words. As a pro-
fessional writer, Mr. Harris should be
versed in ALL definitions of a word,
rather than the one he chooses to
make his point. Therefore. I must take
the gentleman to task for t b e s e
deliberate (?) omissions.
The definitions I quote are from the
new Random Hoose Dictionary, and
the numbers of the definition ls in·
dicated. (The underlining is my own
for stress.)
MR. BARRIS: "Nicety" bas nothing
to do with the usual meaning of
"nice.''
RANDOM HOUSE: Nicety'' -3.
usually ... something nice. 4. quality
of being nice: niceness.
MR. HARRIS: "Cohort" means a
large group, band or company of peO·
pie and cannot be applied to an In·
dJvidual. in the sense of "coUeague•'.
RANDOM HOUSE: "Cohort" -4. A
companioo or associate.
MR. HARRIS: "Podium" is not
what a speaker speaks from ...
RANDOM HOUSE; ''Podium0 1. a
small platform for the conductor of an
orchestra, for a pubUc speaker, etc.
MR. HARRIS: "Insignia" is the
plural of "insigne" and cannot be used
as singular to denote one particular
badge or emblem.
RANDOM HOUSE: ''Insignia'' -N.
formerly a plural of · 'insigne" but
usually used as a singular. (Various
ex-amples of singular usage follows
here, including, "A badge, or
distinguished mark of office or
honor.'')
MR. HARRfS: "MasterfuJ" means
''domineering'' w hi 1 e "masterly"
means "skillful."
RANDOM HOUSE: "Masterful'' -
2. showing mastery or skill : masterly.
"Horowitz gave a m a s t e r f u 1
performance.''
MR. HARRIS : "Partially" means
"showing favor.'' and should not be
used when "partly'' would do as well,
or better.
RANDOM HOUSE: "Partially'' -
(This. Mr. Harris may have confused
with "partiallty .'' perhaps, as "show·
lng favor .") 1. peM.aining to or af·
fecting a part. 2. being such in part o~
ly: not total or general; incomplete;
"partial blindness; a partial payment
of a deht." ("Partially" is the adverb
of "partial." to which the above defini-
tions apply. "Partial lo" is. no doubt,
what Mr. Harris refers to, and this ls
defined separately.'')
So. it would appear Mr. Harris chose hii; definitions AT random, rather than
FROM Random I
LEE C. MlLLAR
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TUesday, May 21, 1968
Tile tdltorl4l poge Of th« Dt1H11
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" ' Brace Brown, who cap-beacbes uve been pro-
'WBY' tu~ surfing's spirit so ducing top surfers for years ,1111,
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'Any•n~ for Surfing?
THE beautifully in his movie. -even before Bruce Brown ·
Surfing's bicgelt follow-"[l'be Endless Summer," turned his camera lenses on
Inc, of course, ls In the 13-t~ jaid: that part of the world.
t2 year-old bracket. A ~"Surfinc is a gre.at sport However, s urfing 's
Ua..A psychlatrlat sped.all&· au1e it permits the outlook waii not always so
ing in teen-age behavior waa ' Jete to plt himself against bright. The sport went into
asked why? His answer: OM et nature's ultimate quick decline in Hawaii with 1778'1 Pastime Now in W orld Boom "Smfing has great at-forces -a brbking ocean the arrival of n<rnonsense
traction r o r youngsters 1'aVe. For a few momeob, a mimonaries who followed
Mc:ame tbe surfer -a tao-surfer can barnea the Captain Cook's rollicking
aed and gaffful Gelahllcl -oeean's tnmendoul power, sailors. The missionaries
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matcl1ed _.,, a I o hu t ''"'10d potidcgl fit/ttna, and tmgrr rnoi~ ••
From gu11poillt to pnpe>Mt_
Pat McN.U, M! wn, o-~ced, ad told ii UM
it is.
By PAT JlcNULTY
Surfboard ·rkltn were
whooping tblap up 1'ltb a
colorful contest wben c.p.
tain Cook dbcovered the
Hawaiian lsluds in 1771.
The IOOd captain noted tblt
one bigb-rolJer Wa,end 11
WW Canotl • a;" .. Waft
• ridJD1 ..,.., ., -
. · bl a heroic lau fCll' y~ · ~C part of . t h a t particularly object-s to tbe
wUd pip. Another bet -bleml, miuUe ~ ~" people at arc 11 b'I fol ultlmaie 'f.._ .. " · . ~9 -.w frequently
a.ll -Mt Ml wile. Md ev. an Mtriaut • romwe ud freedom. Then, IB 80 mew Um.tied to bottomless -beach attire w.u, --. .._ 41Qa tw (ac.ct C., ' ) -too, the 1ea bl always• at-tbe 1umted Statea nrfiQ('• won by the surf-happy
--" ....., wt.. -llllll jola tM r ptera la the tractive symbol I• wild, uo-bOom la wortchride wiUI a Hawaiians.
e.t1 1ra111•W U.. ..., ,est ..-. tbe 1*'*°P ti M'fer1 in the United Statu -irowinl f 0 l l •,,ta1 la The sport had a renaissan-
... ~-__., C.,. ~·· ml a all• frGlll FlGrida to Hawaii -AuJtralia New Zt•'Md . ce ~en ~llaoder Hwne
ltM nll --. I &11ea. ,,_..,, · atMllc ,,. abcNt ba1f ~· e,:ttaIB, '~ -Fiance: Fotd founded Honolul\J:s
.K1D1 Hllmll tried IM )Juico Peru, B r a & ii Ouaricger Canoe Club m &tutlOD~ DOD II' -...'";"'.· • .,,.. • a 1U1ftloird durbtt allea tbe ~Dlcnia coast ~ado~ and Seutll Alric•~ . 1908. And anciellt Hawaiian
I Per • 11*1 allt bepa • a l'llrida .tall Md Rr&11 s rankl are Australia's a.rt ''Nat" sports ef surfln1 and canoe
a ....._, P•l1a•1 h~ n.~ta~A ••:ilqa,bJday. YOU.C wt.a' 111 ttte ·1•· pedcllinc were reviYed and
pwlllM, * w'-t mt • erowd ol •oeo lined a S. What's .. attractioll! Wer i• C bampi-...... spreed to California and -~ l'Mllll111~ lit the Dilp ..ft., ~ _. A Calilcnaa Rrfa' put It remned to a welcome .; Auttralia by the late George
DMl-1 -... • u -Wl&cJbed atbJekc ,,_ a tb1a w..,: SJeef that o.e Aussiet 1' r e e t h a n d D u k e
plodlac _.... ,,. ... A few doaen ctUDCriet compet. lD ''SurfiDI II pop o l a r ulUlly reserve for their Kabanamoll:u. The Duke,
,.an •· r l d I a 1 a tbe naUoDellJ-teleYiled n. ---it's a releeae from celetltated bome-lfOW!l ten· Haw.U's IJ'Ht 01 y mp i c
M'fboerd wu mOltly a W•ld Sur f i a I Cham-explodinc tensions of tbe Dia stars. Auatr:alil has champion. rNll)' made the
brief fine for ~ WlikW pi.-biJll. A few weaa I.air JOttJ CeaturJ, escape from always been a surfinl hot-sport popular on t h e
tourilt. Today It • • lD-aurfen competed in a pro-tbe batllac c~y world of bed mainland when he worked
tierutional sport wtMlee afi. feulanal contat bl Ventura steel and concrete and a ' · as • Hollywood movie actor
doudoe are lobb7inc to add surf wWi 1 top prize of retun to nature's reality. IN FlfANCE, TOO . in the 1920s. s~ to the Olympic $5,000. The Western Surfinl Surfinr's 1 special tiDd of France Us a growmg
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younpten, surfing'~ the .. are l.5 m.iJµon a c ti v e 1ea -1 combination of Jove, ll'istocrats who c~gregate 1J sport, a way of lile. ~ong the Atlantic coast
But surfing's Jure doesn't near Blarritz. Britain's surf
stop with the you n c ~ r .19 L-....4 tL-111-...~ Center is the Comish coast g e oeration. Stockbrokers LS ....., ~ ..,.,...,~. al>d Cha.noel islands where
surf Long T!land, N.Y., ~.-1 t,..._ai. Ro Dahl . . bas'call . several contests are held beacbes after a bot day in ->u.n.0-•··~er n 9,Wst 11 . 1 Y ~ apoually . CR1:1bber wet suits
M 1 11 b a t t 1 n 0 f f i c e 1 . ble for ~ cover sbot of Billy Hamilton, Just getting make the sport possible in
Hollywood stars (Jim up o.n bis board off the. Orange Coast,. and for the the winter months.) Peru
Arness Peter L a w 0 r d ) spectal effect on the pnnt call Mezzotml But the features surfing c 1 u b s
IM•e 'movie and TV sets rest of the ~ver design is the wort of DAILY PI-modeled along United States
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A slick, professional and
phony movie c a 1 l e d
.. G i dget," made in
Hollywood and promoted by
Madison Avenue flacks is
regarded by surfing's m08t
serious buffs to have been
part ol the beginning of tbe
big craze.
But what MeP6 sur(ing
o-owiog and What is the hol·
test 't<>mbination in surf
mlWi._tom today is a pair of
SouUt Lagunans n a m e d
Greg MacGillivray and Jim
Freeman. They are 23 and
22 y~s old. respectively.
The'. combination of their
first fuU·lengtb s u r f i n g
movie, "Free and Easy." a"
ABC televisioft special call·
ed "Hit ~ Surf." a Chan·
net 9 special caUed "Surrs
Up" 'aD<f aootibe.r network
special for CBS, "Duke
Kah anamoku's Hawaii."
produced a corporate (l'OSS
income of t85.000.
NOT LAUGHING
HoHywood isn't laughing.
One producer r~acted this
way: "Ninety-five gr an d.
huh? Not bad fOC' two c~
tege dropouts with s.hort
hair aud straight clothes."
_\.ml ~facGillivray and
Fr<?'!1na:1 aren't laug}ling
t
e1 tl\er They're recognized 'FREE ANO EASY,' STORY OF THEIR LIVES WITH BOARDS ANO CAMERAS
as llw tx-st producers of full·
ltn~th surfing movies tn
the world today.
11tt?iT reaction: '·Big deal.
We w:int to be the best pro-
dueers of films period ...
Wberil did careers beg.in
' that briJugbt t b e s e sun-
bromed s u r f e r s to this
poiot~
M \DE IF>T FIL~t
f''or MacGillivray, it all
be !:.111 w.1en another surfo-
toJra,iher I\ a m e d Bruce
Brown m3d~ a 16 mm film
caJted "Endless Summer"
wi1ich fou~·ht its way onto
some of the nation's most
im;><>rtant movie screens
after being reprinted in
s t a n d a.r d, 3S mm size.
Brown proved bis point-
people who had never been
on a board would pay at the
box oilice to see and feel
what tbe thrill is all about.
As far as everyone was
, concerned. that was that.
Everybody except a small.
curly-haired, w i r y surfer
kid named Greg McGiUi· vray.
At that time Greg was 17
He'd been making films for
several years with a little
8 mm camera and showing
them to groups of as many
lls 25 assembled surfers in
his garage.
BOUGHT OUTFIT
With funds saved from
the showings, be purch.asM
a 16 mm outfit, and with
board underarm be entered
the University of California
at Santa Barbara: which.
it turned out, was a great
place to' make a movie
"l wasn't fu a fraternity.
didr>'t have a girl friend. a
hot car, or a low grade av-
erage. 1 studied hard, and
surfing photography con-
sumed all my spare time
Greg MacGillivray and J im Freeman; Their Movies Ride Popularity Wave
school. I began spending
alt my time producing a
film."
The result: an artistic and
credit:iblr surf movie. full
of fres11 idea'\ and ~ood
surf.
mm camera on his paper Jim recalls how he first
route and it changed his life met Greg:
forever. "I used to notice this skin·
"Naturally." he says, "I ny kid with. curly hair ~
began to get interested in lots of cameras haogrng
how that little b o x around his neck." Before
transformed reality into pie-long they began comparing
f'or mo.;t 17-year~ld.; thi' lures. so l began hanging notes and F stops. and then
would havl' m.:llnt a p():;,1!>le out al a c:amera store. became friends.
,;umrner on the loc:it sJrt· listening and I e a r n in g One day Greg called Jim.
lecture tour .. mme 1d:>'.l'> ic.r t>verythir.g I could." and the conversation led in-
anotber film. and ::1en a Then the surf craze slruck to an exciting series of ideas
gradual waning of 1nterc'l San:a Ana. Freeman like that culminated in t h e
as other ar;·as impio~ri Qn other kids at schr.ol, began partnership. The rest is re-
a developir.~ life. For ~lac to surf. cent history.
Gillivray not l>J. Movie~ ----------_
became another clas-:rc:;m. ,
BETTER WA VS
As Greg began .>-eri:>U•IY
watching movirs he t.>?(!J :i
to think o! better wa}'' to
film surfing films.
.. The idea of incorpor:>tir.~
the approaches of the Eurt>-
peans like Fellini in surfing
films b 1 e w everyi>oJ y's
minds at first. They thought
I was nuts.
.. But surfers were grow·
ing up. They'd become sol
saturated with the same old
redundant pablum that the
circuit showers were grfo·
ding out that they r eally
responded to something with
imagination. something that
exhibited creative ability
and craftsmanship ...
Craftsmanship was where
Freeman came in.
f'reeman. at 22. had spent
nearly 10 yeat·s working in
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Growing up in Santa Ana
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Scouts. Pop Warner football
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ONLY ROOM FOR ONE ·-Light plays through likes in a world of his own made of water, light,
lacy top edge of wave as jt breaks to make fast-~ir, sunshine and that shiny board he handles a s
moving m ini tube off Thalia Street beach in La-deftly as his own two feet.
guna anf._gives Pierre Michelle the kind of ride he ,
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Surfing Booms
(Continued frem Pate !)
the 1i50I and gave surfiag
another boost. Today just
about all boards are made
of foam plastic.covered with
f i b e r g I a s s . They are
between 8 and 11 feet 1oog
and weigh from is· to 50
pounds, depending on the
rider's size and preference.
'lbere's something in sur(.
ing for everyone
youngsters surfing a f t e r
sd>ool in Newport Beath,
middle-aged business men
on a weekend at San Onofre.,
and, of course, the movie·
famous handful of
daredevils who annually
~ha lle n ge the giant
Hawaiian Winter surf on
Oahu's North Shore. But the
technique of surfing big or
small waves is virtually the
same. Bruce .Brown, wbo is
just as good witb a
surfboard as with a movje
camera, put it like. this:
"To understand tbe sport,.
you must understand the ob-
ject of riding a wave or
what a surfer is trying to do
·. . . 1be surfer piaks the
best wave from a 'set'.
positions his board at the
steepest part of the wave
and then begins to pad~le.
As his board melds with t:be
wave. be stat>ds up and
turns at an angle traversing
the w.ave's face • . . The
surfer tries to remain just
in f r o n t of the 'curl' or
breaking white w a t e r
because this is the mo$1
critical part of the wave -
the Castest and m o s t
cllallengjng . . . A good
surfer purposely maket the
ride-u dlfficull • poutble,
much lib a bClllfi.gJder
staying as close as pouible
to 1be bull'• horns wi1bout
geetkig gored. • :•
CHANGELE.sS
Surfers have i n v e n t e d
myriad maoeuven with col·
orful names: among them,
hanging 10, boUom turn,
pull out, roller c~, be.ad
di(>.· But essentially, the
sport has the 1ame mall·
against-{be.sea navor that
Lt. James King, one of Cap·
tain Cook• s · ship officers,
described way back in 1m.
.. Their fi.rst object is to
pla.c'e themselves on Ule
sum.mil of the Largest surge,
by which they are driven
with amazing r a p i d it y
towards shore. ~ boldness
and address .with which l
saw them perform 1bese dif·
ficult. maneuvers wa s
altogether astonishing and is
scarcely (o be believed."
Australian
Visitor
Here's How toll Tell the Good Ones
Lee Cross. 2.6, /1 o t e d
AustraUan surfer fr o m
Coogee. New South Wales.
was the recent guest of
Steve Bigler a 4·A r&ted
county surfer.
Cross has been surfing for
12 years. and this is his se·
cond trip to the United
States.
Surfing in our country to-
day has more than one face.
For some it is sport. pure
and simple. something to do
on weekends or holid,ays.
fun. pleasure, enjoyment,
exercise.
For others, men and
women of all ages, surfing
can be a chance to compete
with surfers of their own
age-group and skill-level in
a series or contests held
year-round in every com·
munity that borders on the
Pacific.
Probably no other single
factor has done as much to
upgrade sur fing. increase
public aeceptance of the
sport, gain encouragement
and support from m>n·surf·
ing individuals and groups
as the Western Surfing
Association. The W SA
(formerly the United States
Surfing Association I is now
entering its sjxth. year.
GAIN RECOGNITION
Tiie competition program
offers the surfer a chance to
achieve recognition in much
the same way that other
athletes in sports like skiing
are ranked.
Currently tl~re are four
WSA competition categor ies
starting with the Single-A
classification, and going up
T11esday, May 21, 19&8
to the Quadruple-A, or top
ra(ing.
Top surfers work hai·d to
achieve t·he 4-A distin:tion.
They must <:om;>ete on a
regular basis in many <'On·
tests throughout the year.
Total point:-a r r at·
cumulated during a sea3on
as surfers compete• ag.:iinst
others in their numter-lettrr
category. Point le als mO\.C'
the surfer up or down the
competition lad<IC'r.
RATINGS FIGURE!>
Yearly standing5 arr <:om·
puted, and rating,., arc
published in the orgar iza.
tlons news bulletin, and in
the surfing magaz.ines.
The WSA competition pro·
gram is not cheap. Fin.an·
cing e<>mes from three ma-
jor sources at present. first
the competition cards thal
each surfer must have
before he can compete in a
regularly sanctfoned meet.
then contest entry fees. and
finally donations f r o m
sponsors and organizations.
All California re g ion s
have their own local direc-
tor who is responsible for
seeing that the goals of the
program are carried out.
aod community support and
public understanding of th<'
sport is fostered.
.By sanctioning meets in
arious communities, the
SA is able to provide
\laluable. e x p e r i e n c e d
pqrsonnel with an extensive
background in comp~titive
~[jog as officials at the
<ldnl:?sts.
REQUIHE PLANNING
'Contests. in any sport. re-
11ire a great deal of careful
~lanning. hard work, and
me. A surfi ng cont.est re·
uircs judges. timekeepers,
startl'r~. a n n o u n c er s .
~ c o r e k e e p e r s. beach
doordinators. and press.
I These positions are lilied
by WSA volunteers working
~t of the various districts
~lpng thr c:oast. Minimal
~' muneration is provided to
et travel expes;;e and
gir.g. in some cases.
urfers. competing in the
~1t.ests. are subject to cer·
n ~naral rules, and a
rniard of judging ha'!
en established tha.t in·
nes r e a s o n a b I e O•>·
J tivity.
Among the things that
J dges look for are the num·
Uer of waves surfed in a tl~t. position or the sur frr ifl relation to the wave, how 'ell he controlled his b:>::rd.
~M whether he interfere I
with another surfer who had
right of way. Turns, cut-
backs, noseridiog, ·length of
ride. and maneuvers that
enhance style or function.
all are part of Jtiat a surfer
is judged on.
Naturally any program
that has endured for six
years has met anj had to
deal with a variety of pro-
blems. The old USSA had i!s
share of problems to ~o
along with its many great
strides.
Not all the solutiens plea>·
ed au the particinants.
R e gi o n a I fJ::tionalism
created disputes {hat signal-
ed thr endi ng ol thr j13rrnt
organization. and leJ the
wav tor the bir,h ol 1he
Hawaiian Surfing Asso~ia
tion and the F:astern Surfi ng
Association.
But for the surfers. in·
di viduals in communities
and clubs. it worked. and
worked well. The new WSA
is nnw attempting to achieve
even greater success than
was ever envisioned in the
early days.
From a handful or con-
tests a few years ago to a
series er weekend contests.
high school and junior high
. t huol and college meets, in·
"
ternational events that bring
the cream of each. country's
surfer s togelher to compete.
through the years the
Association has paved the
way.
SURFER'S IMAGE
Tbe image of ~ surfer is
without question an image
that has been built atid
maintained by competition.
11 is nere that the public
g.:ts a chance to see what
~uriing is, and to see surfers
at their best. Respect and
c n m m u n 1 t a t i o n are
byproducts of the com·
pctitive scene.
Competition is not for
everyone. Some w o u Id
rather watch than compete,
some would prefer to enjoy
their sport on an individual
basis. some · having gone a s
high as they can · are now
seeking other avenues for
creative endeavor, com·
peting with themselves. But
it is a fact that competition
has been a positive factor.
and ~ill continue to provide
valuable experience al
many levels.
Hi g h l eve l s of
performance have b e e n
achieved in many cases
because of c<>mpetition .
"f attended the World
Surfing Contest in San
Diego, and th.ought I'd ver)'
much like to spend some
more time here."
The blond. curly headed
surfer is spending a year's
leave of absence from his
job in advertising pro-
duction and graphics ~ surf
in California. and to work in
the Canadian Advertising in·
dustry.
Cross was the former
editor of an Australian surf-
ing magazine. His interest
in surfing has carried him to
every part of the sub-con-
tinent on surfing trips, and
to some of the Pacific
Islands.
Remarking on the current ,
trend in V · b o t t o m
surfboards. a concept in-
itiated in Australia. Cross
noted that he thought the in-
terchange of s urfing
knowledge. ideas and design
theory would open ttie doors
to a new era in surfing.
''I feel that there is going
to be more involvement in
tbe changing style and con-
cept or board design than
has even been dreamed
possible before. We are juft
beginning to rt>alize that
surfing has many ll('I'
dimensions to expund into ·
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Surfers Speak . • •
Pier Perfectlett
Fast, hollow waves like these thundering onto the
beach under the Huntington Beach pier could be
manmade someday -soon. That's the opinion of
Ronald Drummond, a confirmed waterman who has
built and ridden old ffilwood boards, paddled an
Indian canoe singlehandedly to Catalina Islanclj and
-not incidentally -built an experimental artl4cial
reef off Doheny beach whi~h worked. He and ofhers
envision a 'day when manmade reefs can probuce
any kind of wave a surfer desires.
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Surfing is such a specializ-
ed apori it has developed its
own specialized language.
And the hlgbly descriptive
vocabulary is as colorful as
surfers themselves. Most of
the words and short phrases
deecribe p a r t of a
surfboard. or what is hap-
pening to a surfboard as it
slaebes across the face of a
wave.
So bert is yoW' key to the
cryptic code our Beach
Gene.ration is using today:
WORLD'S FINEST . CUSTOM SURFBOAtD MANUFACTURERS
SINCE 1953 l'I
Featuring:
The Corky Carroll Line for 1968
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THERE'S MORE TO THE SERIOUS SURFER THAN MEETS THE EYE. 4.1s PERFORMANCE
UPON THE EQUIPMENT HE SELECTS. THAT'S WHY SO MANY TOP I SURFERS CHOOSE
& THE CORKY CARROLL MODELS. THE SURFBOARDS TUNED TO ~HE PROGRESSIVE
roM~ ,
WANT EXCITEMENT TRY ONE!
DEPENDS DIRECTLY
HOBIE SURFBOARDS
SURFING TREND OF
HOBIE SURFBOARDS
34195 COAST HWY.
GEfl!RGE'S SVRF SHOP NO. 2
121 MAIN STREET
DANA POINT -PH. 496-1251
' NGTON IEACH -PH. 536-2521 I
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NEWPORT -Jack Schott ducks under the lip as he
drives across face of perfection peak off Newport
Beach with his board trimmed on nose. When surrs
re.ally up, Newport provides ·some great breaks.
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CHAMP -Familiar figure in familiar place ii w~
men's champ Joey Hameaati ridln& the break at
Doheny State Beach Park. one of favorite spots in
Onnge County for surlini girls.
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CUTIACKI -·Not everJbod.y CM to il. IMat
"Brother" Tomptiu al Lqaa B..a ...... Im
board on ill rail to show bow poetic tbe ballet d
surfine can be ai be does a dramatic catbllck. e I
Gordie
103 13th ST., HUNTINGTON BEACH
Gordie
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Surfbo,ards
first Surfboard Shop
in •untingtOn Beaeh
HAND -SHAPED
CUSTOM SURFBOARDS
V-BOTIOMS
BABY GUNS-
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merclal art. Sooo after
snduMioe tbe younc couple
moved to Laguna Beach,
where tbeJ reted a bucb
home near Wood's Cove.
"We reMlJ coaldn't afford
Jt at .. time, bat it WU
wwta II trbea J• eould loot oat of the ......... Me
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Attitude Change
found that I could face just
about anyUU.nc they could
throw at me. It was a good
way to relax."
His ability u a portrait
artiJt IOOD eemed him
•• J• IC-yldll
1evera1 large co~. throughout the c o u n tr y .:
and drew" the llttentiona ol handling accounts like Max !
h publi.aher ol the former Factor and ottier big names. Or-ce C o u D t J SUN Did 1ucceu spoil Jan's
... .._. Be •• bired aa surfing! No. It gave him
ll"IPldca iJetdper. men time. Now be surfa i
s..ly;' ia .. wwMJe, Cl9Ce nr, daJ, sometimes:
.. ~ .... of -twice, will jaunts to the: ""* t. a IMMe hlMda I.I between to tak4
pll'Yutba ~ ltaoa&M CIR ol Ma Hawaii• ............... It coats.
wu caled t ll t PEN· 'ftM be1Cb bome )Ooked u .
NYU VD. if it m1&'lt be too amaB whee n.. WM .U time for S.CS1 found out tbere wu
.. beedl Md, 'P""•a ..-C to be a • e w ..... Ma...., ...... ~ ... ,_ &.di
.. .. .. c •• p. • bimielf tiMinC tlae MW ~ WCNld pkt .11P PGl'CMI bad more room s-tJ, .......... bolrd t.be back. So tM coaplel
Md cllldl tbe e v e • l D I made two investments at1
,.._. Ill Broob Street far cace - a new bome ml a: rein..._ Wore 1"8C beck new car.
tD Ilia e11e1. 'lben 10JDethinc new hai>-
Before Jeac. tbe arti.lt,... penecf. Sandy ltarted tellln«i
fClrced to make a deciaioG. storit-5 to their little girl.
He Md more wwk tblll be Lba. Lisa appn>ved. and &0
could blBdlt M a free. did everyone else .
lucer, wit.la .. .., national "Wby don't yoo write «,...1Mlona damorinc for those stories down and il-
llia wort. Be wu ltiD work-1 us tr ate them!" their
iDC ei&bt hours a day iD neighbor. Ted Taylor, suc-
Newport. Whllt he needed gested. Ted is a novelist and
'"nle et.aace bl beea ao cticap, he said. "You fall off was his own agency. He screenwriter of considerable
siprificant that by now it a board ud have hair all made the decision to quit. repute.
sboWd be pretty obvious to fall in your eyes, and you Berryttill and Kaspnyck.i Sandy did . And it looks
_.6 w Tbeir attltwlt 00 toas your bead tryinc to get was the result of ttle like the ~pnyckis ban a. ~· aDd iD tbe te it out without a comb in decision. The county-based another successful career
11 ~ c.m~a ~b your pockeL c o D c er o i s k n ow a opening up. I
.W It ftl fin OI' Iii yean I ........
111at'a Newport Beac.h
11.arine Safety D i r e c t o r
~ Reed's appraiul of
nrfet'S who ply tbe waters
ol. tbe Oract Coast.
Surf en ol. today, said t.be
•eteran llfepud official.
teem to cet their start .. at
jut about the ace they're
able to start carrying a
Marci."'
From 11 and 12 years old
oo up to the bigbly ac·
~pliabed veteram iD their
early »'•. the patient ii
pretty -~ the llJDe. Reed sa1d .be believes
llMtt nrfen lilte to be "out
taett" from 5:30 a.m. or 6
a.m. until 1 or 2 in the af.
Wnooa.
''That gives him the ad-
vantace of a glassy sea
prior to OftShore wind which
chops ap the water to where
it's no loftier enjoyable for
Mm, when be can'J, get tbe
pe~ pn'formaoce out. of the
surfboard.'' be eqtained.
Has the appearance of tbe
typical surfer changed in1
the past five years? I
"Ob, l'OU'U find a pretty,
broad group, so it's bard toj
u y,'' Reed reponded.
"Recently. we've seen
them ev~ way. l think
there'll be some of the hips!
-you''Ve go& them all over
And a percentage of them,
we know, are fantastic in
the long-balr direction.
uYou'D 6Dd some ha.nginC
ID lhae with some pretty
pod hair."
Buf kmc ha& for the
WHY
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YOU KNOW
THE BUG
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2WJ WJ>
IS THE
ANSWER
~.h et
The Beach Set is
Where it's •t ••. Medit•tion and R•iah
shirts in owt of sight colors and patterns
... turn on Couoclc shirts in wild colors
and prints, braid and ribbon trimmed
• . • mind blowing selection of surfer
swim trunks, tee shirts and walk shorts
•.. and man, you haven't seen anything
until you've checked out our alax, plains
and bell bottoms ..• or trip out on short
and long sleeve turtles,· custom leather
sendals ••• or pick a winner in a half
dozen other categories including sweet-
en, iackeh, sox, ties and other miscell-
aneous turn ons. Come in and do your
thing. There's not a bummer in the place.
461ie .. -each st
120 OCEAN AVENUE -LAGUNA BEACH
and our new store
2115 NEWPORT BLVD. -NEWPORT BEACH
ltlrfer JI acbaally a han-1 • "~------------------' J ~ DAIL y Pit.OT TllHday, May 21, 1968
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directly ~nd the nose.
EPOXY: Type of plastic us·
ed in s u r r b o a r d con-
. slructioo. •
FOAM: Plutic foam used
in surfboard coostructlon.
FLEX: A property ot foam
plMtic. Also a board witbout
" Itri.Dier.
FACE: Unbroken part of
w've jut be)'ODd ibe curl.
FtN: Allo c 1 11 e d atec.
smaa, a..• appurtenace
OD tlae tail of lurfboard,
u.aed te Wd board iDto the
w1ve,_.allow~
stabmtJ.
GAi: A bed situation, i.e.
"He took 111 baiMnc out."
GIASI: Short for fibertwa
Uled iD board manufacture.
GLASSY: S m o o t h UD·
textured water, an ide;il
riding surface.
GUN: Specialized surfboard
used for ridinc extremely
large surf. Generally loager.
and beevier than a normal
board. with a very narrow
tail 1tetion.
HANG TEN: P~itiooing so
that both feet bang ten toes
over the nose ol the board.
JIANG FIVE: Subtract one
foot from bq ten.
BEA VIES: Large waves.
.IOTDOG: An elaborate.
flashy style or surfing. using
many tricks.
'.ii.PS: W i d e s t part of
surfboard's rear half.
INSIDE: Under the lip, or
curl of the wave. Or, the
area between where the
waves are breaking and the
beach.
INSIDE OUT: A wave that
bredt.s cycloidally, so hollow
that the breaking part is
caught inside the curl, and
spit out by force.
ISLAND PUIU>UT: Squat-
ting 00 DO$e ol board, let.ting
wave break over head.
KNEEPADDLE: To paddle
while kneeling.
Kl~: Lift in nose or tail or
board. Also called rocker.
KICKOUT: To a b r u p t 1 y
shift ~ foot t4 the tail area
of board, swing the board in
180 degree arch, and let the
wave pass by.
KOOK : A oon·surfer:
derogatory.
KOOKBOX: Hollow pad-
dleboard.
KNIFE EDGE: Sharply
Conned edge or board.
1JP1 Topmost part of break-
ing wave.
LOCKED IN: Riding inside
the curling part of tbe wave.
MENEHUNE (men-ah-boo-
ney) Small surfer.
NOSE: Extreme forwm-d tip
ol. surfboard.
NOSE RIDER: Spee i a l
board used for riding just
the nose area.
OUTSIDE : Beyond t h e
breaking waves, seaward.
OFFSHORE: Wind blowmg
from land, to the sea.
ONSHORE: Wind blowing
from sea to land.
PAIPOBOARD: Small
Jt~, M11 21, 1968
surfboard ridden kneeling,
or prone.
PEAK: Highest part of
wave j~t before breakin.g.
PEARLING: Nose of board
digging under waiter, &nd
stopping forward direction.
PINTAIL: Poioted tall.
POLYESTER: Type o f
plastic.
POLYSTYllEHE: Type ol
plutic, foam .
POLYPROPELENE: Flu·
1ble type ol plaltic used for
finl.
P 0 P 0 U T : Noa-cu.tom,
c h e a p 1 '1 manufK!tured,
mau-pnduce4 bom'd.
POIN'l'Bll&\Jt: W a Y t I
fonn1nc and breakia1
ll'OUDd a paint ol land,
geoenlly 1be lonteat kinda
ol rideable waves.
PUILOUT: Leanin1 weight
back to tail area of board,
aod pulliJl1 out of the wave.
PRONEPADDLE: Pllddli.ng
board while lying 0 D
stomach.
PARALLEL ST AN C E :
Riding with both feet lacing
nose of board k n e e s
together.
POCKET: Hollow .ection
jut io front of the curl
QUASIMODO: N on • f unc-
tional maneuver, squatting
on nose of board bead down
and ooe arm extended,
while opposite arm is ex-
tended backward.
RAIL: Edge of surfboard.
RESIN: Llqu.id ptastic ~
in manufacture.
RE-ENTRY: Pad d Ii o g
headlong into breaking part
of wave, entering curl, turn·
ing, and riding down face. A
difficult maneuver.
REGULAR FOOT: Riding
witb left foot r a c i n g
forward.
ROLLERCOASTER: Riding
up to breaking p..t ot wave,
then descending w i t h
whitewater, repositioning,
and accelerating a r o u n d
breaking section out an to
tne face of the wave. A dif.
ficuh maneuver.
REEFBREAK: W av es
breaking over a rock or cor-
al reef.
REDWOOD: Old fashioned
heavy board · made of
redwood.
ROU.UNDEll: While in
prone position, t u r n l n c
board upeide down, wrap-
ping arms and legs around
rails, and letting breat.iog
wave pass over.
RIPTIDE: Strooc aeaward
bound current ettated by
heavy surf digging deep
channel io sand.
SEMI-GUN: Spefld board
used for fairly large waves.
STEPDECK: Area on deck
of board, usually fornrd
half, cut thin to allow extra
flexibility.
SQUARETAIL: Non-pointed
surfboard tall.
SKEG: Same u fin.
SKEGFIRST TAKEOFF:
Taking off with the tail end fir'' reversing directioo,
~ ending up f a c i n g
forft'ard. A d i ff i c u 1 t
mapeuver.
SUCKOUT: Similar to
backwash. I
STRINGER: Narrow llbip,
of redwood or balsa used to
r e e i n f o r c e foam In
surfboard COOltluctioo. I
STlllNGERLESS: B o a r d
made without ltrincer, I
ftuible IUl'fbomd. I IUPCllECX: An Uruive
cCMlitlnc Uffcl to bold 111d•'•!
ieet to aurfboMod. I
Ill.ENE: Type ot Aberttual clGMI .
STOKE: A feeUnc ol em•
doDal e l a t i o n asaodlted wi., ridinl W.WI •
IPINNER:. Turnial a 3IO-dePee circle OD deck of
boucl without faWnc off. A
noo-functiooal maneuver.
S'l'ltAIGBTOW: Riding -.e
w1~ straight in to shore
witbput angling .
SURFARI: A safari for
surf. ·
SOUP: Broken part of
wave. Whitewater. Foamy
w~r.
SURF KNOTS: Calci um
deposits formed oa the
knees and feet from surfing.
.. TAIL: Back part of surf·
boaJ]d .
TAl).BLOCK: Same as
above .
TOILET SEAT: A type of.
rouQd-on-top, flat-00-the-bot-,
tom design used i n' sur~d made for speed.. i
TRACKING: Alignment on1
face of the wave, used iol
large fast waves where
turljiing is impossible.
TEMPO: The alternating
use of speed and maoeuvers
tbal are barmonous and
blending while riding on Ile
~ of the wave.
TRIM: Position of mu-
imwn speed oo a board, and
in the wave.
TUBE: Hollow b!'eaking
curl
TIP; Nose. I TOP. TO· BOTl'OM: Func-
tiooal maneuver w h e r el surfer digs inside rail to
ctiirab up to top of the wave,
~ then drop down, zig-zag.
ging hor izontally and
vertioaliy on the face of the
'WaiVe.
TOP TURN: Tuming at the
top of the wave.
~ BOTTOM : A
sw!fboal'd with a V bottom
in.Sltead of a round or flat
~m.
V<ll.AN: Type o( fiberlgass
cldtb used in b o a r d
m~ufacture. Very Slb'Ong.
W ~: Parrali.n base WU
us+cJ to bold surfers feet oa
~d witllout slipping.
Wl~EOUT: Falling off bolfd.
WETSUIT: Neoprene rub-
IE: A small shatter in
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on
Balboa Island
makes
custom
BIKINIS
If you've never had your bikini custom-rudeJidcwe, you'll ablolute-
ly flip over finally gttting one that ectUllly fits. .(~ jult be-
cause it was made for you and not somebody•.> But first of alt
' be prepared to spend some time in the fittiog room.
At the little LOVE shop on Balboa Island, they ~ve try-on tops
in ALL the. bra sizes from 28 to 38. And cup sizes in A, B, C, o.
and DD. This is probably an all·time record for a small custom ·
shop, but it does help you find your perfect sJzt. They alto hive 5
different top STYLES to fit the different figure types. Some styltl
look good only on girls that are rully stack8d. Some.,. wen for the
super-stacked ones, and there art also a couple of styles that we
fSPICially designed to do f1ntastic things for rnldium to tt.t~hest8d
girls. With all this br1 selection, the LOVE people can even fit girls
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waves and taste for real surfing. Some youngsters
even become adept enough at handling mat they
can stand and angle on it like a board. Caution
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typewriter. .
His byline has appeared in
Surfer m a g a z i n e • the
erstwhile Orange County
Sun Magazine, the former
Laguna Beach Post (he
spent' three years on the
staff of that w e e k 1 y
newspaper) and for the past
year a11d a half has written
for tilt Laguna newspaper
whie'h grew ou t of the
merger ol the Post and the
former South eoa.,i News.
The latest chapter ·in bis
writing career opens with
publication of this SURF·
ING 1968 section of the DAI-
LY PILOT.
It introduces him to
Orange Coast readers as the
new surfing editor of ttle
DAILY PILOT. His column
soon wm be a regular,
weekly feature of the DAI·
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Meanwhile, the br<>wn-
b o d i e d , sunburned-blond
surf:riding writer makes a
living for his family by
working as a lifeguard in
Laguna Bea<:h, where he
lives.
WITHOUT BbARD Jj~urfing editor Craig Lockwood proves you can shoot the
curl without a board. ·~e uses left armas planing surface and right arm for
balance and steering Js he maintains critical position at top of wave for body
surfing. ! 1
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One of
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Gordie Duane's First! Board Discarded Wood
Goroie Duane is one of the water," he remembers.
1 nnblushing originals, one of "Surfing was really~t
the .last, of his brttd still in the old days, no people on
surfing. shaping and selling the ~aches and no s 1 rs . crowding out the br . boards in Orange Coonty to-Surfers were so friehply
day. they'd call each other !up
His first board, a balsa. long distance.
was constructed from strips "You'd ask the operator if
of wood taken from a you were at the number, fus-
discarded surplus life ratt ing your own name to tl~he
and glued together to form a guys off on the other e of
blank. the line. NaturaJly th: 'd
Stationed in the Islands in say that )WU were out.
the rate 40s and early 50s, .. When do vou ex~ct Dua~ perfected his surfing. him'!" you'd ask, "and · ey
Then. after his dis<'har.ge. he would answer, ·w. ell he' at
came back to the mainland Rincon now . but he'll be
to sur.f and eventually to back between 7 and 8. ·t
open his shop. Goroie's, in "That was the ti. ff.
Huntington Beach. You'd crank up the M I-A
The year was 1955, fi ve and head north, stoked for
years after he started surf-those 7 and 8-foot waves "
ing. The pla<.'t': Huntington Brushing a fleck of
Beach. The project: starting surfboard foam out of his
the second surf shop in distinguished Pancho ilia
Orange County. moustache, Gordie rec tly
"When business got slow recalled one of I h e
and there was no reason 10 highlights of 1956.
kee-p the doors open you "I have the distinctitf of
went surfing. L u c k l 1 y being the first surfer ver
business always got slow issued a surfing citatio on
when the surf was up. All the West Coast." His I yes
the customers were in t.he began to light up a he
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STEVE llGLll, ,;9r.
recalled the eve.nt. Huntington tubes.
"I rold them they must be ·'Jf I did that now, they'd
crazy. citing somebody for probably cite me for ajr
ruling a wave, but they cited pollution," he chuckled.
me anyway, and confirmed . Then as now, the favorite
my opinion. pastim~ of any surfer is
"The legal implications feeding. and after a good
were overwhelming. Hell, l session in those wind-hollow-
was setting a precedent. ed tubes. G-Ordie and ttie
The judge was a lady. She other originals who surfed
asked me if I was guilty, the pier would fin d
and I told her that I had rid-themselves ready to eat.
den a wave. She thought Splitting the cost of a huge
about that for awtiile and chunk of steak. a bottle of
then said : 'I've never had to the finest 79-cent grenache
fine a surfer before .. .l'm rose. and a long loaf of
not sure how much to Frell<'h bread tihe surfers
charge you. How about wouJd dig up their trusty
SJ l ? · " grill from a secret spot near
A~ he walked from ttte the pier. and settle down to
courtroom barefoot t h e a hearty meal.
receipt in his hand· Duane One day after lunch a big
said he reali1,ed that tihe old set loomed up on the
free days of surfing were horizon. and e v er y bod y
doomed. grabbed his board. Paddling
In the '50s surfboard out they Jeft the fire blazing
matenals wer~ expensive awa)', ready 10 warm them · when they returned . . and overhe~d had _to be c~t Nobody noticed the nasty
to a drastic m1mn:ium m gremmie with two large or~er _to show a profit. r ubber tires sneaking up to
faking advantage of free the fire. Scrunch! He left bis
windpo_wer. Gordie ~ould calling card on ttie blazing
open his shop doors wmde to . coals. Several minutes lat~
the warm blast of the San-the gang in the water saw
tana offs~ore. The balsa the smoke signals. By the
wood shavings would circle time they got in it was too
f'or a few moments and then late. The entire business
follow the butterflies and district of downtown Hun·
spiders 1o Catalina. tington Beach was covered
With the wind busy sweep-witlh a gloomy pall ot
ing the shop, and doing a smoke. Quickly they pad-
g o o d j o b w I t h o u t dled around the pier and
super vision, Gordie was free down to a spot wtiere the
to run down to the be<ach converging fire tr u c k s
and tuck himself into some wouldn't notice them.
Tutsday, May 21, 1%8
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Tlarills, Spills and Doctor Bills!
Body surfing at s pots like Newport ·s famed Wedge attrac t many 1 hou~ands of
Orange County beach'ers. Advanced techniques in body-surfing art-now alloi1.
ing the body surfer lo perform feats that only hi~ board-surfing l'uu:.111 wa~ once
able to do. Hard breaking waves at the Wedge are often crowded "llh would-
be body surfers. and the problems -enC'Ountered when 200 pounds of flying
body surfer strikes a pack of swimmers trying vainly to duck under the wall of
water -are many and painful. The Wedge is considered by many to produce
the har,iest-breaking, most powerful waves on the California .roast.
Bal Week
In Vietnam:
No Bunnies
F ormer West Ooast Surf·
ing C hamp ion Ron
Sizemore, 23, is currently
serving in the United States
Army in Vietnam.
Sizemore. drafted two
years ago into ttie infantry.
describes his tour of dutv as
" •.. a bit hectic at times."
Ile reported that his com-
pany is stationed at an un-
disclosed camp near the
ocean, and that several of
the men and officers in ·his
outfit surf at a rwarby
beach.
"The biggest letdown was
Easter time." the surfer-
soldier confided in a recent
letter to DAILY PILOT
Surfing Editor Cr al g
Lockwood. ''It wias really a
flop here. No girl.! showed
up, just some communists.
'nley p-oceeded to have a
party acrOS$ the way, and it
is still going oo. lt looks like
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Surlers Seeking Sizeable Swells
Por .ome family e Park located just touth ol ~acMioD time means a ja Dana Point. aod for those
to the mouallins, lut.ky enough to belong . . .
fiMnc la a pleasant stream, the famous surfing 'P8 of
or maJbe hi\cbing the fami-San Onolre. Both have long
ty bolll to the back ol Ute waiting lists, b o w e v e r .
camper and beading towatd Doheny may take several
aome Jaodlocked lake to days to get into during a
~bile .awa, happy bours crowded summer, while San
tinbri.DI wftll a cranky Onofre may take several
CMburetor or listening to yea.rs! ..-
Ole lbroetJ roar ol a big out-Moet men would think
bosd. twice befon embarting oe
Par tbe4!1urfer you need :to an airplane journey carrying
paiat motber picture. ' a hill complemeot of luggage
He ii lured by the wues as well as 10 feet of foam
Md by the proapect ol ~ and fiberglass . . • but not
lileada trbere be can camp ow veaturesome surfer. ..a 111rl Be will 10 to ,n Each summer yoa will see
...., . ol wltcbc:ratt. ~-them, suitcases and tickets
C«J and mactc to plot lils under one arm, and board
ncatlon ... not accordiDg under the other. They may
t. h1I fam.Uy's wishes . . . be taking olf for Oahu's
but lo where a fickle swell famed Waikiki which af.
will deposit the treasure be fords many good waves that
covets tbe most: good surf. break in a variety of places
He ma.y have traded in the in the summertime south
old IUJ'fvao JOmetlme ~ swell.
and taken on a home. wife. The family goes willin~ly
and children and a job that along, often as not carrying
affords only two weeks out their own boards.
ol eftry year for pursuing Typical of the trave~g
his favorite pastime . . . surfer-family mao is Don
never-t.be-less be is still a Brown. of Laguna Beach.
, c a r e f r e e • suntanned Don. a Harbor P a t r o 1
footlOOM aurfer at heart sergeant, favors the island
Oraoie County o f f e r 1 of Maui. where he and bis
• several tpOts, ideal oa a famib' have vacati~ fur
local basis for the man who the last several Cbristma.s
waob a surfing vacation, holidays. 1be Browns tavel
but doesn't want lo get away light -except when it com-
from it aU. Dobeny State es to their ~ds. because -. ,_ -·
everyooe in tbe r o u r •
member family surfs.
"We go light Oil 1be
clothing and · beavy o n
surfboards," says Doa, "and
we've never been over t.be
44 lb. limit."
Br ow111 suggests
simplicity: "About all 1 ever
take is a pair of trunks, an
aloha shirt. some wax, and
a pair of sborts. The shorts
are for formal ocCMions!"
Jim Arness, GUDSmoke's
"Marshall Dillon," a surfer
himself, also likes th e
islands for surfing, Mid
vacationing. and s p e n d s
leisure hours surfing and
sunning with l\is famiy.
The lure of distant shores.
palm ·lined, and wafted by
gentle tradewinds w b i 1 e
once merely a surfer's
dream. is now a reality due
to low-cost jet air travel.
All the major airlines of·
fer a variety of family plans
for Hawaiian travel. ~c
fares start at $100.00 per
adult. each way. with the
children coming in under
student rates. and youth
travel plans.
Seve.ral major carriers
give a package price for
visitors wishing to travel on
to other islands, like Maui,
Kaui, and Hawaii. With ooe
of these plans the surfer
family can visit all of the
islands. sampling a variety
P-.., MK01K1Vr8Y·I'-I'-
SURF NOMADS FOLLOW THE SWELL IN SELF-CONTAINED VANS
But They Also Have LHrned to S..k The S.a by Airline
of surfs. with the delight of
a connoisseur sipping a vin-
tage brandy.
But Hawaii isn't the only
place a jet-set surfing fami-
ly can visit. N e w l y
established on the surfer's
list or perfect places for
perfect waves is Puerto
Rico. off the Coast of
Florida. Places like Rincoo.
two hours drive from San
Juan, offer excellent waves,
and T e a s o n a b l e ac-
commodations.
If you really want to
escape. you can visit exotic
Pago Pago. in American
Samoa. 2700 miles from
Honolulu. and situated in
one or the most exotic set-
tings in the South Pacific.
Possibilities for surfing in
this hitherto u n s u r f e d
paradise were r e c e n t 1 y
discovered by the DAILY
PILOT's surfing e d i t o r
Craig Lockwood, and Bob
Shaffer .
Freelancl' writer a n d
surfer Peter Dixon, was
recently hired to explore
Guatemala and to establish
a survey of surfing in that
area. Dixon took his wife,
family of two, t h e i r
surfboards. plus a com-
plement of cameras. His
r eport: Another great spot
may be added lo the grow.
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Corky Carroll, 20, ol Dana
Point t\as a job near!y
anybody would envy ... he is
a surfer. And it pays.
All be wears are his
Jantzens and a smile ... and
you would too, especially if
Jaoben Oew you aU over
the . world tA> take your pic-
ture with beautiful girls for
top magazines like Playboy
or Sports illustrated.
But that tsn'l all the cur-
rent Western S u r f i n g
Association natio.nai cham·
Peck Sta ys
lq Islands
Well known 0 r a n g e
County surfer, John Peck,
23, is still on Oahu's North
Shore. The n a t i o n a 1 I y
recognized surfer has been
surfing there since before
Christmas.
"No place on earth equals
Hawaii's Sunset B e a c h ' '
reported Peck. '"l don't
think there is a beach
anywhere that comes close
to Sunset."
A former Island resident.
Peck moved with his family
to Newport Beach wl\ile stiU
in high school. Peck's surf·
i ng ability q u ick l y
catapulted him lo national
acclaim.
Uis Fun Pays .. Off
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COast's Corky Carroll Geu Around
pion. (No. 1 quadruple-A
winn~r of the famous Swlfer
magazine poll) bas tA> srq.ile
about. He rides, designs,
and sells bis oame-mjodel
surfboards for H o i e
Surfboards of Dana Poi , a
little ol' local outfit that ts
started up by a surfer D •
ed Hobart Alter Jr. bac~ in
the Pleistocene era of surf-
ing. the 1950s. I
Alter is now reckoned by
some lo be the world's
leading manufacturer of
surfboa.rds. They are ship·
ped daily to poinl!S the world
over.
The boards oftimes ~ar
the Corky ~roll signature,
a factor that apparently
allows the young surfer to
pick up and leave for
romantic ports like Bi~i~.
Majorca. Portugu.al, :spfiin,
England and Hawaii to
check on how things are
going.
Carroll usually is I ac-
companied by his "ife,
Cheryll. a former studef' a1
Orange Coast College. ut
the Carrolls are goin to
have to add another bqard
to the qui"<,er they USUflUY
travel with. A M W Carro)} is
expected sometime n e x t
summer.
Typical of the Carroll
couple's romantic life as
highly paid surf nomads was
their recent jaunt to Puet'to
Rico, si'e of a furthcoming
world surf title cootest.
There, in a t r o p i c a l
bungalow that overlooked
tbe ~s\and's famed Rincon
surfing tpot, they spent five
weeks wmle Corky tuned up
in the 80-degree water,
Staying next door was
Tom Morey, e x -0 r a n g e
countian from L a g u n a
Beach transplanted to Santa
Barbara where be manufac-
tures Morey I Pope surf-
boards.
Surfing is not all fun. espe-
cially ii you work at il the
way Carroll does. Though
you'd have a bard time con-
vincing Joe Average that
spending eight hours a day
in the water on a surfboard
is really hard work, Carroll
can prove it.
''Look at these." be says,
pointing to a pair of huge
surfing bumps, reputed to
be the largest in surfing.
"Hey, I didn't get these
because I take it easy. Good
surfing's hard work. And if
you d~n·t surf all the tnne
someone who does will come
along and replace you."
Conditionlng pays off in
any surf, tbe young Califor-
nian leacned. Leaving his
bungalow aod flying back to
Florida for the World's
Small Wave Cbampiooships
in Florida's fame Oocoa
BNCh, be waxed up hll
seven.foot-long mini board,
and went out to wax 1be
competition and craot m
another first plaee.
Due to the differe~ in
wa~ speed and bottom con-
tour it required him to
master a whole oew teohni·
que.
Carroll's victory shoot
loose i o m e complace~
Southern egos.
His ideas of board design
are constautly changing, .
and be probably wears out
more boards ttian trunks.
Intrigued with the recent
Australian innovation of th~
V-bot!A>med surfboard, he
tried many shapes before he
picked l\is S!Jper mini, a
short sensitive board with a ,
V-section in front of the fin,
and a flat area just beblnd ~u..,,,
the wide tail.
Future plans iDclude a
Europee.11 junket, and an
Ea.st Coast run, witti time
out for becoming a father.
While abroad, C a r r o 11
plans to rendezvous with
film makers Greg Mac
Gillivray, and Jim Freeman
somewhere oo the coast of
France, a fact that cau.sea
many surl watchers and
camera nuts to conclude
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being ripped &pert by lood
California aurien.
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Editor's note: The Oro•ge
COGlt shorelmt off trs al-
most ewr, kind of !1nfing
rhere is m tAe 1DOTld, wuh
rhe pos.riblt exceptio1' of
&he super surf found m
aome of the fabled arto.s of
Hawaii and other erotic
btacMs. The spots on the
map above give the Mvice
a hint of where tM action
is, but the real story is
t o ld in "i11" langooge
htre by a hot dogger who
ho.s really been there.
By CRAIG LOCKWOOD
Dalty P'ltef ""11"9 IE .......
along our many be~cbes. Ca regular foot) There·, a T Street, and a couple of
Surf local, surf outa'town, pla« for you in Huntington. spots in Newport.
Get your board grab your swi early, surf latJ, surf a Newport, Corona, Laguna. You can take your pick,
trunks leave y~r worries li«Je, surf a lot, but surf San Clemente, Trestle's, Llke a we6t swell? Go
and c~es behind you as you Beginner? Leartl how at You'll find plenty of action west. A south, a norttiwest!
ex ore the e x c ii i n Doheny'_s slow r Q 11 i n_ g , at each spot. We have spots ~x~ to
pl . g gentle little break •.. Just Or are you a Radkal Lef. nearly every direction or
coastli11e or Orange County. about everyone e~ s1arted ust ? 1gooly foot?) There's ~well.
Chart your way to hours there. You'll be i.n good Salt Creek, Cottoo's Hun-You can get there by
of surfing enjoyment, to company. tington, Brooks S treet, highway, by wa y, or
• , freedom, health, and fun An you a Right Winger! Slc.>e-py Hollow, Scotchman's, frttway. dir1 road or paved. --
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CHART YOIJRi WAY TO •••
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NOW TWO LOCAL SERVICE LOCATIONS FOR YOU
DANA POINT BO~~~SORIES I NEWPORT
14144 SO. COAST HWY.
496-2522
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DAVY Allon AT NEWPORT
ON HIS IAIY GUN
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FINANCING
NO DOWN!
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2603 NEWPORT BLVD.
ON THE nNINSULA
675-4524
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JAY McGJN ·AAA SURFING DANA
POINT, SAN CLEMENTE ON HIS v aonOM
PRESENTING WINDANSEA'S NEW v-aonoM BOARDS
· Short and li9ht aacl oh so ••• so very interestin9 ••• See for yourself.
Deslc)ns to suit anyone's abilities and interest in the sport of surfinCJ.
Tutsday. May 21, 1%8
•nd pick your swell. Big, lit-
tle ~lop, chop, or shaped ..•
1rs always b re a k i n g
~t>where.
You can walk. drive, pedal
<ir paddle.
Surl them now, because
romt> o4 them are becoming
as extrnct as the dinosaur.
That hst of forgotten names
1s increasing each year.
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Remember Dana, Meepee·s,
. -'schauser, Boneyard? The
Creek may be closed down
Ilt'X1
When they go, they are
fe>ne forever.
Be free, be healthy, ~
alivf . Take it easy or go ii.
Are you one of those surfers
who has made a religion out
of surfing? FiM! Worship
Diving
Surfing
Water
the wave of your l"hoice. go
to the Church .
B eachbreak, reefbreak,
pointbreak. Orange County
has them all. They 're here.
Take your pick.
Today·s surfers come in
all shapes, all sizes, all oc-
cupations. We've got doc·
tors, lewyers, truckdrivers,
Ski Wear
& Sportswear
801 245, 825 W. 18th St , Costa Mesa. Caht 92627
dentists, p 0 l i t i C i a D S,
schoolteachers, public ad-
ministl"9ton. f i r e m e o ,
policemen, pre a c be r s ,
• movie stars, moviemuers,
authors, journalists, pro-
fessors, and juat. p l a i n
surfers. Thty ~e big and
little, old and young.
There are getting to be
enough of us to have a voice
THE FAMOUS
ONE-SEAMER
in wbo tells us what and
._1tere to su.r{, eoougb of ua
to ask for replacemeots for
some ol the breab thM.
~ been taken away from
us for other purposes.
This is your Orange Coun·
ty. This is your bHcb.
These are your waftL
That'• what surfing is _.
about.
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