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Home My WebLink About1968-05-25 - Newport Harbor Daily PilotVOL If. NO. T2'. 3 SECTIONS,~ PAGES CINDERELLA QUEEN -Linda Harvey (right), a sometime market checker and lull Ume student, topped 11 candidates to be- come Miss WestmiDJter Friday night. Surprised queen is congratu- lated bl (left _to right) second runnerup Silvia Scherf and first run· nerup Raecllel Jol!eq ~ . , Linda Harvey :Wins Crown As New Miss Westminster Linda Hll'Vey, a lfMIHYed junior 1t Westm.in*r' High School, tx>day is !le new Westminster city queen for !968. Miss Harvey won the title from a field of 11 candi<Ultes in the annua'. pageant and judging Friday night c: 17th Street School. ,. She was clearly astonished and he .. eyes misted before she was crowned by Lyn Lemerande, Miss Westmins· ter of 1967-M. Miss Harvey, 17, is ttle daughter of Mr. and Mn. William Harvey, 13752 Claremont St. Daring oral questlonmg by master of ceremooies Rolf Johnson, the new queen told judges she SffS herself as "a typical teen-age girl wtio like det· ing, swimming and horseback riding.·· On a more serious note, she hope<!. '"War will be ended in Vietnam by th" Paris peae conference.'' In non-royai llie the new Miss West· minster is a weekend checker at tlw (See QUEEN, Pace %) Bombers Range At DMZ; Viet Cabinet Juggled ..... • From Wire Services , SAIGON -U.S. B62 bombers over Ule Demilitarized zone dodged a North Vietnamese antiaircraft rocket todav in the moat southerly penetration yet of the commtmilta' ciailgerous missile defense system. military offJclals said. the power of Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky. It was only lhe fourth Ume the "fly- ing telephone poles" were known to have been launched against the efiht- tnglne jets. the offlclal1 said. The planes are the backbone of the U.S. bl~ bomber force and so far ln the Vietnam War none has fallen to anti· aircraft guns or rockets. The B52s were near the DMZ to hit North Vietnamese troops and weapons conceatraUons beUeved to be pert <if a planned thrust across-the border. Meanwhile in the South Vietnam ~nt. Tran Van Huong, South Vietnam'• newly-appointed premier. officially announced today bil new cabinet whlch cooaiderably reducet Family Loses Second Home I Ky's influence In the outgoing cab- inet of Premier Nguyen Van Loe gave him much more power than the con- stitution provides in the largely cere- monial post of vice president. The new. JS.member cabinet wa!I approved Friday by President Nguyen Van Thieu. In Paris, tile United States intends to step up pretSUte on H!Mloi's nego- tiators to edm.lt that tbootands oi North Vietnamese troops are fighting in South V~tnaln. "How can we ever get anywhere In these discussions ," said one olfldaJ. "if we can't even agree on the basic {~ ft have to deal with?" North V~tnam has up to now de- nounced any suggestiooc tblt it had forces in the Soutti. Some experts here believe North Vietnmle9e Premit'r Pham V• Dong u.., have ma a 1-6c move towvd a eoneestion an that point Friday wlHm be .... in • speed! In Hanoi : "Wbentver the eaem1 uists our \'Mllnmiue people have-tbe n•t to 10 thtre ..S llbt biln.0 ,,. lltlGpped lboft of 811mlttb11 bt ...... tnlGpt Md ... iltto tbe SouCb bat provWed a blall lot IOCh a OODellMI ~lJ DICfs llitllr. U.S. Aablllador W. AN'tll Htrrl· IDID ed X-'n1a7, tbl Horth Vitt· atmttt repr...,...dvt, will meet Qll6n ~ lftia' a foar41J Nee11, to ~ thtlr '*" wttk ol talkl. But U.S • .._ ... _.. now ~ t.v7 tlMIDJ ofltnltve thruN •11d men t.'d ~ tin 8outh Vletnlm u a. eommum.u strtve t.o ttrtntth en tbeic politloa at the conf UtDCt tala&e. Dally ..... i TEN CENTS • Ill France De <Faulle Tells PeOple, 'Choose Me or Civil War; PARIS (UPI) -Riot polloe today fUlbed in streets from Plril t.o tbt Riviera ID comb'ating the tint nplJ of Frenchmen to Pruideot Cbarlel De Gaulle's demand they choose between him and civil war. Eleven hours of rioting by studeutl, workers, anti-Gaulllst tougba an d fannen ended ID Paris' Latin Quarter when blackcoat2d police using elabl, tear cu and bulldozers broke tbroqb 35 Arrested. To End Strife At SF State ·. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -The four day sit-in at San Francisco State Col- lege ended early today with the ar- rest of 35 persons, including three iac· uJty members. School officials, admittedly taking a tougher new Une in the wake of the surprise resignation of President John Sunnnentlll, ordered tbe Allminl!tra- tlon Building closed at 11:41 p.m. and told the 150 singing, clapping demon- strators to leave. Dean of Students Fred Reddell told them, "This building is closed and you have five minutes to get out." A demonstrator replied: "This build· ing is ours." But all demonstrators except the 35 rued out. Tbere were no t:ncidenJa oC vto1-e. . ...., Glllp"• 1, "-, ._dipldent stu- dents were stunned by the action of Summenlill, who bad won the favor of the rebell at the 18.000-member col- lege by agreeing to most of their de· mand.s and orderl.ng all doors of the admlni.stration building unlocked 24 hours a day. Dr. Donald Garrity, vice president for academic affairs, became senior campus officer. At an emer~ency meeting Friday evening with the ex· ecutlve committee of the academic senate, it was decided to close all cam· !)US buildings during the weekend. SummerskHl's resimation was an- "Ounced bv Glenn S. Dumke. chancel- lor of California's 18 state colleee~. in Los An~eles after Summerskill flew to Addis Ababa. Ethiopia, to look for a job with the Ford Foundation at Haile Selassie University. He submitted his resignation Feb. 22 and it was to have become effective on or before Sept. 1. Campus militants said they would return to the adminiJtration bulldJng Monday and eacalate their demonstra- tion. They &ho demanded the resig- nation of all school officials who or· dered their removal Friday night. Laguna Widow's Home Offered Amputee Veteran Sought: one veteran of the fighting in Vietmpn who has suffered the loss of his tower extremities and could use the gilt of a Laguna Beach home. This is the intriguing mission of 0. W. Price of Laguna Beach. Price. who for more than 40 years was a veteran service officer, was set on his task by a widow. She plans to will her home to a Vietnam veteran who suffered such a major orthopedic disability in the fightJng there. Other wan won't do. Price Is attempting to locate such a pe:rson through the VA and military hospitaJs. "It's a niee home," he said, not far fl'om Heisler Park overlooking the ocean. He saJd he could not rt\'eal the name o( the gracious lady whose late husband wu a vett'l'an ol World War , I. . FAMILIAR RING FOILS SUITOR LONG BEACH (UPI) -Crime, pa .. alon M1d C06Dcldeoce got Thomas Mc· eamu. Jr., 21. tente~ to 1.11 y ... 1 tn atAte Jlf"°'1. McOomtJle .... clamoftd Jing Jn a burgltry blrt and 1ave it to a SU1· friend .• ~ it Al OM • Md ret\Sftld two mombl earner lo • auJtor Ind ecJntected .............. , the last barricade, routed the last cob- blestone warriors. Perhaps 100,<XX> or more Frenchmen and women had fought police, demon- strated or rallied in a 'core of cities and towns after the 77-year-old presi- dent proclaimed Friday that a June referendum will decide the issue. The night of warfare killed a police inspector and wounded 250 persons in Lyon~. injured hundreds elsewhere, left the Paris Bourse Stock Market partly burned and looted and two capi- tay police stations ravaged by De Gaulle's foes. In a seven-minute radio-television address to a country writhing under a 11>-day. 11>-million-man general strike triggered by campus rebellion, the last titan of Europe's wartime leaders once more offered blmseU as France's savior. Board Braced For Jet Bia.st Orange County supervisors, im-the "priceless natural resource of patlenUy awaiting a $25,<XX> research Newport Bay which cannot be moved !ltudy on the 0:-ange Airport. will face or nplaced." 1111otber barrage of "anti-airport" It contends that in recent years In· resolutions and claims Tuesday. creased use of the airport by com- Newest message on lhe airport are mercial planes has resulted in "an in- trom the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa tolerable noise level in certain sections Board o( Realtors and a new ooe from of the city coupled with a severe tlae. Newport Beach City Council. -decline in property values." The study report, uow under way, by . The .document suggests that the city William Periera and Associates of is agaU\St further southerly expansion Corona de! Mar, Is expected to provide of runways, increases in number 01 air guidelines to the future of the airport carriers and jet flights, increase In the and air transportation in general in 95,()()().pound gross aircraft weight Orange County. limitation and expansion of runways Meanwhile, the furor continues over northward except for allowing takeoff the growing commercial trafCic at the operations. abi>ort.1 • . · Also opposed are any "pure jet 'fhe r~alty board resolution urges ef-planes." The reaolution concludes by farts toward finding another site lor urgYig the 1\ll)trvirlor1 and lhe federal il.Gla·~-11• st11• "4•mnent • .... .., """"' tit•· ~-i of ludl flighta. lt tt qullltion and deve\opment of a new dppose1 s ding inor• money to ex-commerciai airport. pand the airport. The clajms are the eecond batch oC Tht document state1 It ls tht: resuJt more than $1.3 million filed to date by of "an exhaustive, four-month study residents of Santa Ana Heights and and numerous interviews with govern· Newport Beach. They are legal in· ment and private interests." struments leading to possible civil The' dty council resolution points to suits against the county. Man, Woman Team Hit In 2 of .4 Area Stickups By IUCllAllU I'. NALL Of IM 01111 P'llol St1U Bandits struck fow· times in Orange County robberies F'ridey night, twice as a "Bonnie and Clyde" team. Coste Me54l police said a man and woman in their 20's escaped with about '600 cash from the Mesa Verde Liquor Store, 1520 Baker St. at 11:30 p.m. They were ''matter of fact" said Officer William Sanders. The man leveled a revolver at liquor clerk Gerald Kaiser. 25, and demande<l the Cas:h. Kaiser, 2956 C Peppertree Lane, had been on duty during a recent rob- bery at the store. He wisely cooper- ated. Sanders said. The woma n put tJle cash in a bag 8Jld the man order· ed Kaiser in to a cooler and they left. About two hours earlier. a man held up a Tic Toe Markel 1211 N. Grand Ave.. Santa Ana as his "skinny'' woman accomplice waited outside. They two were in their twenties. The bandit leve led a snub-nosed .38 revolver at clerk David Provancha of Anaheim and ordered him to put the cai;h. an undetermined amount. into a bag. .J>rovancha 3.l"ld clerk Alfred Lans- dell of S31lta Ana were both ordered to lie on the floor as was an unident- ified woman customer, according to Sgt. Joel Evartt. Two male bandits in their 20's struck tbe Der Weinenchnitzel, 13872 Golden West, Westmnister, at 10:19 p.m. Sgt. Marion Young said a gunman with a blue steel revolver told clerk Linda Lou Fenoglio, 1390'2 La Pat Place, "give me all the bills." She did. The money amounted to $40 or $50. A Garden Grove clerk at the Jack In The Box. 11782 Garden Grove Blvd .. was more obstinate when he was held up at 11:10 p.m. When two gunmen pointed a pistol from their car at Gordon Bager, 18, demanding the cash, he yelled rob· bery and dropped to the floor. Police sajd one of the bandits "cranked ofl a couple of shots" as they sped away in an old car. Officers could find no trace of slugs and said lht> shots may have been blanks. Unless the current national crlsk la solved, be said, "We are to roll through civil war into adventures and the most hateful, most ruinous usur-pations." This {rom a man who a month ago appeared to much of the world as the unquestioned leader of a newly resur· reeled France. Today the grandeur (See FRANCE, Pqe %) Bomb Not Yet Ruled Out in Copter Crash The possibility that a bomb caused the w~irst helicopter crash in C9Dl· mercial aviation is one of several pos- sibilities being sifted today by Fed· eral investigators. Tlle crash Wednesday into a corral killed 23 persons in<:luding pilot, Capt. John E. Dupies, 45, ol 6442 Govin Cir- cle. Huntington Bead!. Bl'adley Dunbar of the National Tr8116portation Safety Board said Fri· day that another theory is thet the craft's main rotor disintegrated and St>nt it plummeting to earth. Investi8ators are trying to unscram- ble a brit>f· garbled meuege aent by pilot or co-pilot just before the dis· aster. They plan also to reconstruct the craft in Los Angeles, first on a . two dimensionel and then a tine dimensional bMil. Operabl4 "'· i. '"'** Atrwis. Tne., tbe belleopter waa ennMM treni Disneyland to Los Angele• J.Jaetna. tional Airport. Lagunan Injured In Oif f Plunge A Laguna Beach man wes bolpitaJ. 11.ed early this morning wbell bia coasting car pltmged oH a ls.foot embankment. Douglas 0. Cowden, 24. of m Dia- m~r.:l St .. was unconscious beside the remains of his small car when police arrived. Later he told police at South Coast Community Hospital that he bad just purchased Che oar which developed engine trouble. Cowden was coasting downtill to tUs home, be said, when he miscalculated and plung«i oH the edge ct Diamoad street in the 800 bloclc. . Police said Cowden Md a P'Ollen cut head 8lld complained ol beck pain. CAY ALRY CHIEF DEAD AT 36 FT. RTLEY Kan. (UPI) -Chief, the tast U.S. Cavalry horse. died quiet- ly Friday night in his stable at the Ft. Riley Riding Club. The Fort veterinarian said the old horse had been "failing for several weeks." Death wa s attributed to age. He was 36. He will be buried with mil· itary honors · near the Old Trooper Monument on the installation's caval· ry parade grounds. · It's Jittery • Ill Oregon Only Nixon Calm During Key Primary 'Nerve Test' By lfnlted Prus J11ternUoa1I Sen. Robert F. Kennedy ls uneasy about the outcome of next Tuesday's PrelfdeOO.l Primary In Oretioo. So Is New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefe!!µ. Both Kennedy and Rockefeller fort· M tre showing 1lgn.1 ol the Jitters about the key prim~y whlch politi· cal pros say could do or undo a VM· lety of candidates. Meanwhtle. Rlcllerd M. Nixon re· turn«t to Oregon Friday where back- ers ol Rockefeller •re mounting an tleventtl.ohur wrtte·ln t(fort. Ni•oo, favored to win handily bel'e, showed .ut~ flA)U'•nt concem for the drift on behalf of the Nft York aovernor. His lellW"t!y aebedlult ID· aluda a 1i1CJe ~~ a day through Monday. including a hop into neighboring Washmgton state. Campaign managers for Kennedy are worried because their canvasser's are £inding as many as 30 per cent of the state's democrat. uncommitt- ed w1d\ Ulf election only three days rN$Y. 'Ibey alao are concerned about a drive mounted by or~ labor In behall ol President JobnlOf'I. New York City Mll)'GI' John V. Lindsay stumped Oreton for Rocke· feller Friday but iuworter• ol tlle New York govern« wer. atiJJ 'P" ~ve thet hia late Mart ml8'1t hUrt b«n in a state he won In 19&4. Kennedy's Oregon ~en we1 tht tu-gel of baektra ol ~~ Preti· dent Hubert H. H~. They need· led tM Kennedy camp by ta>"inl bU 1 .. ) campaJgn would tatter it be wam't impressively successful in Oretoa. Sent. Fred C. Hanis (D-Okia.) ... Walter Mondale, (D-¥ian) ~ men of United Democ!•ts for .ffGalllt- rey, continued to p.111h 1be <>r..- drive for President ~. ltll1 • the beilot, A vote for ~. HumPnJ .... porters lllWt, woukt llllOUllt to a Wiie lcr 1be vice ~ Wbo .. , a ~ballot. In --politloll -..44 ...... .... Eugene J. McOlr1br ....... .. prwUctoul bmMiWWlltb Cll6 al San Frudlco .......... ~ dollar, ho'w.v• In~ "'*cl ire• forct11 "1 Vlbd &Wes wWd1 .. • 'Ille t6ef two, be """· ........ ---meta. . . I .. ·~ t .. .. 1 ~ SHOUTING fNTO MIRROR PRIMARY STUDENTS RE,LECT JOY OF THEMSELVES, TIACHIR Mn. Joyce Lyon lrtfect1 Her McPHlty Students With EnthusiHm by Joining In C•m• · Retarded Kids Get Help Mesa SchoolBrings_Them .. 'Out of. Darknen' By ARTHUR R. VINSEL OI tM DallY "let Steff Children who cannot yet print their names in those first. scrawly, hesitant letters are writing 38 success stories each day at Costa Mesa's Clara McNally School. '~ They are pupils in the Newport- Mesa Unlfled School D i s t r I c t ' s Trainable Mentally Retarded pro- gram, now nearing the end of its first year in operation. One day's lesson for a nearly-mute 6-year-0ld, long locked in a world ·of noo-communication, may only_ be that it is fun to eat lunch with others. Education;-however; is more--than learning your ABC's. or the new math -it is knowing about life. IN REAL WORLD "We're getting them out of the closets and bedrooma and into the real world," says TMR Principal Lou Fan· non, "this program is one of the greatest ever established by the state. "Society is finally realizing there is some human worth -maybe limited -but it.' s there in these klda. They have a contribution tio make," be adds. That contribution may lie beneath a crust of self-doubt, hardened by - sensitivity within the family, or the cutting ignorance of neighbors and potential playmates. At McNally School, the crust crumbles. STATE AID Under the TMR program, initiated in some large districts as early as 19l'l0, the state provides '675 per pupil annually, which is supplemented by other local and state revenue sources. Fou.r teachers. plus two aides, work with the Harbor Area classes, two half-day sessions for younger children and two day-long classes for older puplts-; Enrollment includes students Irom 5 to it, who are educated on the basis of their individual bandJcaps and limita- tions. An IQ of 50 is minimum for regular schooling. GREAT KIDS "The good Lord may not have glven them all that He could have, but what a great group of kldl," says Fannon. as lunchtime chatter filters into his sparsely furnished office. It includes a cle!ln desk, a bookcase and a yellow paper ilower in a pot, marlled by a sign saying "Happy Prin- cipai's Day." "Bring this over and set it down here," says a guiding• voice. "Now, first you serve the ladies." ''Quit pushing." "U you two can't control yoursleves, you'll bave to sit in the corner. Only children can't control themselves - not adult.I," says a teacher's voice. SOUNDS SAME Sounds of this cluaroom are similar to those in any other: it simply lakes longer for the puplll to absorb their meaning. "Ab, tacos, they're good for you. Ummm." Tbe students are hungry after returning from' a weekly swimming lesson at Eltancla Hilb Scbool, where athletic dittctor Joe Wolf clGDates a lunch hour to help wltb tM prQgram. "Mrs. Brannon, I S1'aDl a lap on the top without sinking today. I can't believe it. I'm klearrung." THEY FIND THE REAL WORLD WITH THEIR HANDS Mrs. Judy Br•nnon THches P•pltr Mach• Sculpture N·G·E·R, or show a s k u 11 · a11 d. crossbones insignia. MANY SKILLS Older children get limited reading and academic instruction, plus con- tinuing with rn o r e sophisticated physical training, skills ln cooking, sewing and housekeeping, or simple woodworking and mechanical skills. These prepare them for a life in whlch they can contribute to a balanc- ed home or earn a living in any o~ the so-called sheltered work situations, such as Goodwill Industries. . One or the eight polnls for admis.sion to the TMR program is that the in- dividual will reqwe a certain degree of care, supervision and economic sup- port throughout hls life. Sad? Perhaps. . But reality. as influenced by the TMR classroom program -versus the futw'e as proj~cted only a decade or two ago for the average retarded person -sbows this is not totally true. PLACE JN WORLD "They have a place in the world the same as-yo11 and 1." says Fannon, "and the important thing is to help them achieve lt." Self-accepta.Qce is the first step tawitrd acceptance in a &«!iety which is still somewhat retarded itself. as a resUlt of myth, misunderstanding and fear of that which is dUferent from the normal. Mirrors play an import.ant part in this process. A long, horizontal one mounted in the TMR classe.s for younger children allows them to watcl\ themselves practice forming the sounds which make the words to establish eventual contact with other humans. Older pupil) use an adult, full-length mirror to help maintain personal <ip· pearance during their long days ot learning, and you can sometimes see a boy or girl look at himself or herself and smile. They have a right. Standing there is one who can now go farther than he once had any right to hope for. in a world which can be tough and lonely for anyone. Friends in Need 3 Children Killed; Family Aided BESSEMER. Ala. (UPJ) -The Amos L. Benum family buried tbrte of · its nine chlldren today. "l coWd teach yoa,'' says u older ch.lid's voice. I "The teechers are dolng pne." Some members of tte family came to the funeral in ~11eell'baits and on crutches. Today the fam.lly has a tbree-be<J. room home, aupplies ot groceries and ottler necessities and iJ considering sett.lin& here permanently. "We weren't doing it far any gain or publicity," said Ul4 Rev. Lamar Leccim.pt, toftspoken putor of the First Aalembl)' ol God anarch. ' LOOK TO FtmJRE Eftrf ~Vlty at McN.U, 8cbool is pm'td to adYnce a cbUd'• eclueation • far 11 bk own cl!Pllllltiea will ,.,mt ad may ~ 1urprile .... ~. . Younser cbOdren -tome talbte to ~ -.. tralDld ID ,....Ucs, • WarcMermJlll md nmtdlal ~. to I .no. ...... to elll'W ....... U mada N wtl1 ewr be =· ......... ~ .. ,ft. .. 111d anap -..dllt,.dal bt their ._ • ._ ..... .,..udtbls. ., ti-., '9 Jdd ti.._ .-Catlmal ~ ........ ~ tnmc npt ...... ,,. -111111 .............. . . II ..... _. bllltOlldel tblt aa1 0.A· L But there were oli>ers at the fun- eral too -members o1 a larger. tboutb \lllOfficlaJ, femlly that adopt· ed tbt Bentou aDd alf.-ed 1btm a bame ,.... they ..,.. wttbout U1 J>Cl'Sell.iolll. A trectior..Vllllr r1C had stnack ttle 8"*° SamU1 *• oa latentatt at jUlt IOUtia (If Seaemtr. 'lbret dUld· reo dltd 1D tbe er~ the Olm tight members ol die fa . wm bolpltal· lied. 1be fmUlJ 1-4 been trawling from CaJ1fOnrla lo G.orglil. Tbe7 bad DO 01eodl or rtlat.tv.. bi Allbllna • But wttiD boun lifter .. ~ _.,....,.,iom end iDdlvkllllle la Beu- .., ad tllt .... • G'CIUDll A"'9ibtmt wtat ....... t. -r .. Lecompt said the house DtedtCl IOme "fillnl up" btfot• the f1mll1 could mow in. But thlt wun't all It got. An S'll\Y of volunteers went to wort , and by the t1mt they Wtrt tbro\tah, U'le JM'd bed beta mowed, 1be bu sh· ti trimmed, lftd atill tbt help COD• Uftued to pour in. In Ult meantime, BeMeJDer bull· ne..m.i came fonrvd with jOb off. ers. 'Ibey wut tbe ftmlq to st«Y. But L«Dnpte polnetcl out, ''tbt lam· 111'. ltW • , llbock. .. , Neo-Nazis .. . ~ Hider W or1hipers F~, lJ~l Professo~ A1serts . 11 TBOllAI FO&TIJNE ............... The reborn Nazi party of West Geimany is not a threat to peace, Heory Cord Meyer, 'Cbalnnan of the UCI history department feels. Followers of Nagel von Tbadden, popularly known as neo-NaZis, are no more threatening than r or m e r Alabama Gov. George Wallace's followers are in this country, he claims. Numerically they number about 10 percent of the West German popula7 Lion, he said in the latest lecture in an I ntemational Alf airs series sponsored by UCI Young Republicans. He said it seems that their number has suddenly grown, but he ma.;ntains that it has not. "What we have seen," he said, "is a coalescence of con· servative votes in von 'Fbaddeii'& Na- fional Democratic Party." These same votes were there before. but they were scattered so they did not elect representatives, he said. Body Studied For Match to King's Killer MAHANOY CITY, Pa. (UPI)-State Police prepered today to compare the dental charts of the accused slayer of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with the facial remains of a murder victim found in a shaUow grave near here. George Durilla, state police detect· ive. said the comparison with the mouth charts of James Earl Rav would take "a couple of minutes," but he didn't Indicate when the examtna: tion would be made. Dlstrtct Attorney Richard Russen of _. ScbuylktD County said Friday there were absolutely no indications of a connection between the misa.lng Ray and the body or the gangland-11tyle slaying victim believer murdered less than one month ago. Russell said there was a "million to one" chance the body, which bad been sprlnkled with lime to hasten disinte- gration, was that of Ray, accused of fiirng the bullet which killed Klng in Memphis, Tenn .. April 4. The District Attorne:v said it aopear- ed to be a ganPland slaying, although "we have no Mafia as such in our area. But the burial and the beating is in the style of a professional MaJia job." The charts were mailed to state po- lice in Reading from FBI headquarters 'Ji\ W as~f or Ftiday as part or the • routiiie investigation into tlie 1dentitv or the man whose body was unearthed May 8. The FBI was asked for tile dental charts May 17, a week after two state forestry workers discovered the skele- tal remains in the g r a v e in Pine Woods. An autopsy showed the vic· tim bad been shot bv three .38 calibf>r bullets, hls jawbone fractured and some tefilth knocked out. Russell said the ch9rts· were not re- quested on an urgegnt basis "because the possibility the body was Ray's was so remote." Danny Escobedo In Court Again CHICAGO (UPl) -Selection or the jury to hear testimony in the trial of Daniel Escobedo -charged with sell- ing marijuana -was c o m p 1 e t e d Friday. The 30 · year • old Esco~o ls no stranger to courtrooms. He made le- gal history in 1964, when the U.S. Su- preme Court reversed a 1960 murder conviction against him. Escobedo was sentenced to serve 22 years in prison on Feb. 1.0 after he was convicted for selling $2,200 worth of heroin to under cover agents. Weekend Weather Coastal The Orange Coast will be clear today and Sunday. A l&-knot breeze is pre- dicted with visability estimated at 10 miles. Catalina will be clear with an eui- erly wind of six knob. Saw, M-. l'Wea .... 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"Riots in • · He. ~ Germ&ll unificatiQD does Berlin and other cities have swun1 , are-Jetttag·tbe Ubl&ed States call the votes to von Thadden." military signala "altbougb tbings are In view of recent events - a slight getting itchy Oil atomic weapons." German repression, rampant na· ' A remote possibility, .he said, is that tiooal.iam in France, tbe collapse of in a major showdown between Moacow NATO -be said be 11 lmpresaed that' and Pekin.I, Red QUna mlCht be wUJ. the strenitb cl tbe polltical rigbt lm'' iDJ to pay a J.Ugb ~to get German gr:e~· eated the neo-Nall won't power and creaUvity on Its aide. make ~ ll'tat beadw&J llecause '.'tbe Hiltory has ahon that international Iastibg imprealion left era tbe German . alignments are never aacros~ct, he peCJi>1, J>y Nulim 11 tut it was a . said, but then conc1Uded,1~'Yo~ needn't failure." . lole much sleep over it. He sald It ts· ai foolish today to look Her said German unification does for a new German threat to world not loom in the immediate futw'e, but peace to come under the banner of the if either East or West Germany swastika u it was following World break.I from its 'Present orbit - WM I to f ... a return~ the Kaiser. "Watch out." .. Slow, B 'i-eath Bit Short?. -You CQu"1 Be Suspect Do any of your em•ea appear a ltttle slow in their acti'.atT 11&' a little short of breath wba:;. are not? Do they roll their own Ues or go off alone on thelr • or lunch breaks and n.turn be~g a .strangt odor or dialated pupils? If so, they may be marijuana users. Don't, whatever yoo do, t1' to take the matter iitto your own bands. Call the police department, according to Sgt.s. Larry Bersch and Ron Allen of the Costa Mesa Police Dep~ent. Both men, in sj>taking tO the in· duttrial and retail eommi"" of the Costa Mesa Chamber of 'toritmerce, warned employers of the. cfanger iri destroying necessary evfdence, and aasured them . that no hasty arrests ~e made so the employer 1s not em· barraased. -Poor Folks-Need Public Housmg, Kuchel Declares A challenge to the nation's con. st.ruction industry to "build a new America for the disadvantaged citizen who has never known h o m e ownership'' was voiced Friday night by Sen. ThQmas.». Kuc~~I {R·Calif.). Public Musing has been "on~ of the greatest failures of Federal pro· grams," California's senior senator said to a Construction Industry Forum meeting in Anaheim in conjunction with the Orange County Home and Decorators Show. Kuchel said housing programs ''must stress private sector in· volvement. a carefully defined role for governme'llt, individual r e s i d e n t participation and home ownership." "We also must study and improve the best existing programs," the senator said. From P.,e J FRANCE ... he conjured in a decade of personal rule bad largely evaporated. As he did in World War II and dur- ing the Algerian crisis of 1958, De Gaulle proposed himself as something of a modern Joan of Arc. "I am ready this time again. "But this time again, this time In ·particular, I need -yes. I need -the French people to sa.y what It wants," he said. He indicated defeat in the June vote -anything less than a massive "Qui" -would bring his prompt resignation. Immediately. throughout France, a ~iolent minority answered. In Paris, t h o u s a n d s marched through garbage-Uttered boUlevards, burned automobiles, waved red ban~ ners. chanted "goodbye De Gaulle goodbye," sacked and set fire to the stock market. smashed windows in the senate, raised 15-foot-hi~h trash barrt.: cades, besieged one m11in police head· quarters and invaded two rmaUer posta, hurled Molotov cocktails and formed bucket brigades to pus cobble·. stones to stronga(Dled younr men bombarding the police. The police won. It was no famous victory. p,.... P.,e J QUEEN .••• "The masses of the usera get it within the county, not Tijuana or Los Angeles,'' Sergeant Bench said. "If you knew the right people, you could get it within five minutes of wherever you are." _ · ,r "Klds are bot the only narcotics or. fenders; there were 98 adult arrests in Costa Mesa alone in 1967 and, though men are more susceptible to search, there are a great many women users," the officer continued. Following a film about the dangers and use of the plant, officers burned some to allow employers to become acquainted with the odd odor. Trustees Give Dumke Support LOS ANGELES (AP) -Trustees 0£ the California state college system have rallied to the defense of Chan- cellor Glenn S. Dumke in response to a faculty demand for Dumke's resig- nation. The 42 members of the system's academic senate voted 30 to 10 with two abstentions Friday to seek Dum· ke's ouster. The action followed a 35-5 vote ex- pressing '10 confidence in Dumke's adminjstrati6'!. The no-confidence motion cbwged Dumke with a lack of leadership and accused him of failing to communicate and consult with other college officials and !ail~ng to dele_gate authority and responsibility. Trustees for the 13-college system termed the facuJtt action childish and petu1ent and expressed confidence in Dumke's administration. as did Lt. Gov. R o b e rt Finch, an ex-officio trustee. BLAIBERG BACK IN HOSPIT A'L CAPE TOWN, South Africa (UP)- The world's longest surviving heart transplant patient, Dr. Philip Blai· berg, entered Groote Schuur H<XSpi· tal here Friday for a series of medi· cal tests. "I feel fine," the 59-year-old re· tired dentist told new6men es he strode into U1e hospital wttere he re· ceived bis new heart in an operation Jan. 2. '"I'l!tis series of tests has been in the cards for some time." T.he hospital made ao comment on reasons for Blaiberg's readmission and apparently attached no particular worries to it. DAILY PflOT ....,.,.... ~ .... ................. &..-... ... . ...... .... CALlllOllllA lektt N. W.-4 ....... n.... ic...11 ..., .,..:::..f..~ ... .... c.tey , .......... ............... DtWdlr Offteet Cllll .... , ----..... ........, ....,. an w. .... ,.....,, UlllAla .. lht w ...... ··-.............. ; .. .,. ~ ' ' ' f t s · 1 ~ c \ ~ \I f 0 .._ c n I ti q • u it ( • (1 LI the not as ght 1tes :OD· loes the are ;bat ~ow rill. nan mal he in't toes but any t tt Los "I( >Uld !V,'1° l or- :s In . ugh rch. nen ~ers 'tied :>me !$or tern ban- e to !Sig· !m's with •urn· ex- ke's :ged and :ate :ials and tem and e in Ll Cicio ?)- oo.rt 3lai· l6pi· tedi· re· he •Te· ti on ieen ! on sion war • .. ., r • . r I t l i • It seems that committees are being formed for most everything these days. Latest in the long list is the FARR committee , which Is headed by Wllli•m Wilier, San Marcos avocado grower. Compri}- ed of avocado growers. lhe com· rrtittee is working in conjunction with Don Gu1t•fson, San Diego County farm advisor. The FARTI Committee is offering a $50,000 award for solutions to their prob- lem. 9ll yes, FARR stands for "Fight Avocado Root Rot." • 'J,,ongut dog in the iq<>Tld' i.f carried into the Dubuque, Iowa, dog .thow by Mrs. Robert Pautvei11. At le<Ut it appears that way t1$ she arriiws wi~h her entries. Actuall11, Mrs. Pautvem is carrying not one, but two prize· winning dachshund&. • Thom.a McConville Jr., 21, of Long Beach, who made an unfor· lunate choice in disposing of loot from a burglary, bas been sen· tenced to State Prison. Officers re- vealed that Mcconville gave a dia· mond ring, picked up in a burglary at a Long Beach home, to a girl friend. The girl recognized the ring as one she had returned to another suitor two months earlier and call· ed police. • Two bol(S armed with darts nre believed responsible for damaging the screen of. a down· town -Cincinnati mow thenter f this week. The f Um being .~hown was "The Party" in which one ( of the actors ~ atruck in tht * forehead with n dart tipptd with 11 suction cup. • Actor Elliot Gould, husband of 8.,br• Streia•nd, was fined $795 for 63 unpaid parking tickets in a New York traffic court. He was ac· cused of having 98 unpaid tickets after his car was found illegally parked outside his home last month. However. Gould said in hi!; court appearance that he had paid ~of them . • Indiana Secretary oC Stale Edgar o. Wh itcomb, a Republican candi· date for governor. spoke about cut· ting crime in the streets during a talk to Indiana Associated Press managing editors. When he re· turned to his car. he found a $12:) camera had been stolen. • A grocery near Warren (Pa . 1 County Jail was burglarized and police had a hunch. Inmates Wil· ll am H. lucMnen and Peter E. Sw•rh were charged with robbing the store and returning to their cells. The loot was found in a cell occu pied by the two prisoners who were trustees serving sentences for . . . you guessed it burglary. • Or. R•lph I . Wflll•m•, Alaska state bacterlolog.ist, may be re- . leased from a San Francisco hos- pital wilbln two w~s • . . • 1till c.arrying five bulleu 1n his head. Williams, 57, was beaten ln a mug- ging and then shot in the head IS he lay unconscious. Unaware he was shot, he went to Dr. Dudley J. flloumi•r the next day complalnlng of a nagging beadacbe. X-rays dis- '-closed tbe bulleta lo bis head. Four- nier laid tbe wounds would heal and it would be better not to at- tempt 1ur1ery unleas it was re- quired. • ...,. C.W., 17, of Richmond lnd., lost hll temper wlMn police 1loPPed hlm for IPeedlnJ. He tore up "Ole 1peedtn1 tlctet and threw It on tbe ptvement. Thl1 week Coble appeared before J-.. R• •rt G. lurten and WU fined •12 for rpeedina •.. and $21 for dump- ln& rubbtsb on Ult bitb••Y· · ,. • S.11lllfdlY, May 2S. 1%8 Naney Beagan Fields Wi~es ~ ~niz Fir st Lady Talk& on Subject.I From P ets to ·Politic& In . Orange Count y Visi t By JODEAN HASTINGS Of ... Dellr ......... A barra&e of un$creened questions ranlin& from pets to poUtics to persoul life was burled 1t Mrs. Nan· cy Reagan Thursday durin& a lun- ~ spoDJored by the combined Orani&County healing 1uxlliartes. ln what was announced as a non· political appearance. Mrs. Reagan waa guest at ttie first interprofessional wives' meeting ol the dental. me.dicaJ. pllarmaceutical and veterinary aux· illaries at Knott's Berry Farm. SpeUing ca.ndidly in answer to wrlten questions su bmitted by.the au- dle~e. Mrs. Reagan drew unanimous applause when she staled her views of ~tudent minority groups trying to con· rol college campuses. "l agree wholeheartedly with the irst s~tement my husband made: Driving Home obey the rules ar 1et out," abe stated vebemenUy. ."I cet 10 impatient with these groups -no one .uked them to 10 to college and if they don't like lt they should aet out and ao ~ elJe ..• and that coes for the teacben. too. They are in the min«lty, Mid it's time for th,.e majority of students to make themselves heard." she concluded. Introduced by Walter Koott, Mrs. Reagan made several reference• to an analogy quoted e•lier la the procram by Mrs. William Wickett Jr .• praldent or ttte·medical auxiliary. that "women, Ii~ teabags. don't know their own strength until they get in hot water." "We are In hot water now, and women can be the turning polnt. Our country reilly ls at a crossr~. and the next election may well be me moll important one we'll ever have. Women must lnvolvt tbemlelvea -no ID· dividual can afford to sit bacll: an~ not take an active part. And when women are aroused, u ttiey are now, look out: they're 1oln& to do something." The Fint Lady, trimlY lttired in a navy two plece 1ult featuring a short double-breasted jacket with a white rolled collar, flatly denied that. her husband had formed an alliance with Eastern liberals. "I thought the e n t e r t a i n m e n t business had the corner on rumors. but it's chiJd's play compared to politics.'' she quipped with a charming smUe. Without losing her poise she repUe<I In the query ol when her busb•nd was going to stop campaign.in& and start governing with the com.m~t. that he now is governing, as well as cam- paigning. While admitting that she didn't know how it could be 1ccomplished. she whould like to see some control ex· erled over campaign..budget,s. "Politics shouldn't be the province of the wealthy. but money is important in politics; TV is important. and very expensive -that's why my husband is campaigning. Already he bas raised $3 mUllon ror the Republican Party. l just don't know the answer." she sigh· ed. Her expressive lace grew serious as she responded to whether she ·wanted' her husband to be president. "With the world si tuation we have today. r lon't see how any woman could say she would ·want' this for so- meone she loves. My heart goes out to whoever is there. Republican or Democrat. l'm my husband's greatest fan; I beUeve there's nothing he can't do, but want it? Her voice trailed. In Costa Mesa UNFIL TIRED QUESTIONS N•ncy R .. gan on Spot Ambulance Firm Permits Canceled Permiti; required for serving Costa Mesa have been stripped from an am· bulance company which started to change hands and then apparently fail· ed completely • A certmcate rl public need an<! necessity and a business license ror C:Ounty Victims' Families Win $125,000 Suit Rayshore Ambulance Service. 464 N. Newport Blvd .. were canceled by the city council this week. The requtsl was made by the city rinance department and Police Chief Ro~er Neth told councilmen the ap- parently defunct firm Called to provide 24-hour emergency service as re· ·qu ired. He said former owner R a y Thompson had advised two purchasers of the service severaJ months ago that they must transfer the paperwork through the city. Two men· identified as F. E. Sortino and J. R. Funston in police depart• ment records applied for permH.s once. but the transaction was ap- parently not complete at that point. Scott MacKenzie of San Clemente g e l s in few final licks on computerized electronic golf driving machine at Orange County Home and Decorators ~how as the sho"'. in Anaheim Convention ('cnler. heads into home stretch. Bi~ 'show will close Sun· day night. ~·amities of two Orange County airline employM among 95 persons killed more than six years ago in a New York jetliner crash have been awarded a total of $125.000 m damages. • Los Angeles Superior Court jury awarded Sl00,000 to the family or se· cond officer Robert .J . Pecor. and S'l:i.000 will go to survivors of stewardess Betty A. Moore. Chief Neth said B a y-s h-oT e Ambulance was removed from the police rotation call list and Seals Ambulance now handles local ac· cidents. emergency medical aid calls and injury cases. , Police i:encrally prefer two or more ambulance services because com· petition stimulates each firm to try tn increase its professional level of service. Hair s and Glms Lead to Arrest On Burglary Rap Hairs found at the scene or a restaurant burglary discovered by a C o 11 t a Mesa policeman led to the arrest or a man he had picked up a rew hours earlier and jailed to sleep off a drunk. Slumbering .Toe f'. Rivera. 50. of 3l!l Ogle St.. was rebooked on suspicion of burglary. but police claimed he was not yet able to understand the more serious charge. Q{{jcer Dick Bersch said he wa" patrolling about dawn w h e n he noticed the Patio Pantry. 1 7 :J 4 Newport Blvd.. had a i;mashed win· dow. Checking the scene. he found 11 jukebox Inside smashed. pried open and rifled of coin~ and then discovered two distinctive black hairs on the win· dowsill. The hairs looke<I exactly like Rivera's. Bersch said. The officer returned tn the jail and matched the hairs. as well as com· paring tiny glass shards from the burglary scene with many more scat- tered through Rivera's hair and sprinkled in the weave of his sweater. Investigators later this morninr. were attempting to contact the cafr owner to determine how much mone:· was stolen from the jukebox. Police said Bersch originally 11r rested Rivera at 2:45 a.m., then re·ar- rested him at 5:50 a.m .. before the owner was aware of the burglary or the suspect or his arttst in connection with It. The hair and glasi; were held a~ evidence to be analyud by the Orange 'County sheriffs c r Im e laboratory. . 'IONll lt IN 1'11 . Met ,net, Cehl Ceclqtft, A • Record Check.Trips Youth With Stolen Credit Card Verdict& were returned Thursday against the Boeln' Co .. builder. of \he 707 jetliner. Bendix Corp .. equipment manufacturer, and American Airlines. Damaged insulation ca'\Jsed a tail malfunction which sent the bil! jet crashing to earth moments after lls March 1. 1962. takeoff from Kennedy Airport. attorneys aq~ued. Competition, however, Goes not n · \e.nd to pol\ce and fire calls. llnce ea.ch company alternate!\ on the emergency runs. Emergency situations on two con· seculive days recently resulted in persons refusing ambulancPs for ill relatives because they fell they could not afford the fee. Suspicious clerks at. a Costa Mesa men's store ran a record check oo a · credit card this week leading to cap- ture of one of two youths who tried to use it to charge $17.85 worth of clothing. One sus))('cl was caught by a secur· ity guard as he dashed toward a mall pxjt at South Coast Plaza, but thP. other youth. who handed him the card ln the store, escaped. Rex L. Grazide. 18, of :W.19 Pomona Ave.. Costa Mesa. was booked on i;usp1cion of burglary after being tak· en into custody by Officer Ron Pal· mer Tuesday afternoon. Clerks Bonita A. Bangharl and Nan· cy Kttutz said Grazide and a com· panion came into the Harris & frank !'tore at 333.1 Bristol St .. and tried In hiy two shiru and underwear. Society Honor .4'warded Mesan Steven Boyd of Costa Mesa, a senior I Claremont Men's College bas won ionorable mention for hjs paper 'Charles Darwin: A S o c i a 1 Darwinist?" presented to the Southern California Regional Convention of Phi Alpha Theta . national honors society in history. A His1ory major. Boyd is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Orris Boyd, 280 E . Wilson St. WhPn they signed I.he chargP platP with a different signature, then gave a Costa Mesa slTeet name in Corona del Mar. Miss Kreutz checked on the card. Largest seUlements in the Sl.5 million damage suit -S.i50.000 each - · went to familiPs or co·pilot Michael Barna .rr.. Rollinit Hills. a n d passenger Gerald Glasner. Glendora. In one case. an p)derly man died And in the other. a babv in convul sions was rushed to Orange County Medical CPnter by its parents. but police do not know the outcome. New UCI Prexy 'Realisf Negro Discounts 'R eve rse B ac klmh' Vict.ory Ron RidJZle UC Irvine·~ new student when thP ramrml\ hrsl opened three elected to the stu~nt senat~. Sub~- bod ·d · 1 d sn't talk bi" Nor .vears ago. quently. ht> was c sen sena e preSl· y pres• en . . oe. . .... dent nm tern. <loe!i he set his sights particularh• Fram hi~h i;chnol in southPast Los ,.. y h' h · · · · AnJ;?elcs h(' ri;?url'd he would ~n to He-defeated three other candidates ig .' . . . IJCLA . but his mother w:rnted him to for student body president. winning ~1dgle is. a realts! and ran hill cam· "n to one nf the smaller UC campusci;. over his closest rival by several hun· va•J?D mak1n,1? promises to the ~tudenls ,,.. b I d dred votes. he stands a good chance of being able He set nut to look al three ut sett e Rid"IP will poll ~tudents to k on thp hrst on(' he sa"'. ,., to eep. ~II was irnrh a beautirul school... determine how they want their !itudent He believes he won the election last body fees spent. He also will give week because he was the only can· he said · 1 them an opportunity to vote on didate who offered concrete proposals Ridgh' is studvmi: history and 15 .nn whether iitudent body membership instead of talking in generalities. sure what •he will do after graduation. should continue to be. compulsory .. rt is also possible he won becllU!if' hr but It could be he will j!q to law school. By "etting students Involved in their be Will hP take an active parl in the " !s a Negro. There may have en 11 "Overnment, he hopes to ,l!et them d t t i: t•1v1I ri ghts movpmenl ~ ... . -evf'rse backlash -stu en s vo 10 "MorP lhan likely." he ~ 3 i rt . more concerned with what is gomg on ·or him tn show their parents. . Thrre's not much choice. l cannot on campus and in the broader com· "ft's possible. Perha~s . a fr11· see whal else I could do. There is too munity. :tudents did. but I doubt if 11 swun,c much 10 bp donP." Regarding student government lak· the election." R1d,1?le said. Smaller campus issues, however. in· ing stands on ofr campus issues such Rid"le. 20. i~ quietly i;tud1011.i:. Hr as Vietnam. he said. "That's one of " · , olve him at the moment. voices his concern without seem1011 a~ He beJ,?an his student political cart'rr the big hang ups with non-voluntary intense ai-most sludent leaderi:. . lafl Januar.v when he ran for and was J,?overnment. As long as students are A junior . Ridgle enrolled at l Cl " compelled to join. the government ~houldn't take any stand on non·uni· ''eri;ity related issues.'' CdM'• Torreu Webb 50-year By EVELYN SHERWOOD CM "" Otllf , ......... Ttlrry Webb. 73·year-old C-Orona del Mar 1viation pioneer. Wft awaltin.1 an award from Wuhingtofl. D.C .. today honoring his contribution to the lint days of air mall service. The award commemor1te1 the SOil\ anniversary of tlylng the mail, and ,.,... out Webb and 15 other early 4-pilots as "truly niel'1 in bucklkln." Ceremonies for the. ewnt were held IMt week 111 Wllllhtngton. D. C .. preald· et over by Poctmasttt General W. Marvtn Watson. Webb. a wtdowtr and 1.2· l'Ar rtsl· dent ot OoroM del Mar. was 11nabt. to attend. But In a OAtLY PILOT ln· tervtew tod11 ht recalled the role ht played 1etttn1 the milt alrbornt: ••1 wu a u.u..nt tn the Air Corpe ., Flier Honored during WDtld War I Air mail 11t that time was just a rumor. "One day. my commanding ofrlcer uked me h(lw would I llke tn ny to New York. I 111dn't es~clally care Rboul it. but there I wu on the rlrst flight. "It was a 11().mile night from Phlladelphi1. flying a ISO.horsepower mspano.Sulsa Curtis JN~ piane with a bunch of letters that cost 24 ce.nta each." Webb alto te1l flew six other p\anes the Air Corp1 uled for air mail durlnit tnose first months. includtnc a trl· win,, twolftglne Caprnlli. TM p()lltm .. ter •ene.ral said tM pilot! wtrt pioneers who "fou1ht not Indiana. but rtormw. bad we8\htt, poor l•ndinl fltlds and engines that ofttn faUfJd, • • Y o u r navl1ation'1 l"'trwnella were in )"CJUr btad9. and on~ 1beer df!lermination and physical effort were responsible for those fi~ ~uc· ces~es." Webb ll1 now a retire<! vice prei;l<lfont of the Texaco Co. The active former pilot saio ht h;1d many forced landings and n1rrow cscepes during the e~ly years of aviation. He still enj• flying and does a great dee! of It commercially . Webb 11 ~ second·generetioo Calif or· nian, and a graduate of th~ School o( MJne1 of Columbia University. He was captain 0( the hockey team In coUece. and enjoys bJg gasne fi shlni and 10\J. His files on the fl r~I years of fll1:ht were presented to USC at the unlv.,..lty's requdl. . One of the group of ongiul 11lr mall pilob new A rebuilt t917 ~ Havtlland ac:ro11 tbl country last week to mark h aoth year of air mail. I HIRO IN 1MI Terrey WIMt Aweftl Award • ( I Pulpit and PeW' Dr. P. G. Neumann will condUct a special memori.al service at b Flnt Baptist Cburdt of Cos&a Meta, 301 Magnol.la. to honor two con· g r e g a t 1 o n m embers. Richard C. O'Brien and Ricky Speaks, who died in Vietnam. Dr. Neumann's sermon will be • • F 1 v e Minutes Aft.er Death." The service will begin at 11 a.m. Sunday. A film titled "Anarchy" will be shown at the 7 p.m. ..-orsbJp. , The Harbor l'.rta Reform Temple bas scheduled a se· cond information and social meeting at 8· P.W.. Tuesday :in · the Ne\Vport Riviera Cloohouse, 350 Riviera Ave .. Costa M e s a . Commll:teil reports on the Temple's pro- gress and future plans will be iiven. ~ Luttleran C h u r ch ·Women of Church of the Retarrectloa will hold their pueral JMeting at 8 p.m. Tuesct.y .t the church. 9812 HamJM.on, H u n t i n g to n • Beach. Guest speaker will be Jon Brookhart who will talk abOut social problems. The vntt«! thank offering • of the church women will be present.ed at the three morning service& at St. Geor1e'1 Episcopal Cburcb, E l Toro, SUoday. Dr. Loloa Davis, who was to bave addressed t h e Ualta.rfn U a l v e r a 1 I 1 t FeU.wtblp of L a I • • a Beaela last week bl.It was unable te attend, will give the talk to the group this Sunday at 1he 10:30 a.m. meeting in ~ Art Anoda· tion Gallery. Dr. Daoris' in the ~llowsh.ip ban ol Cena Ml Mar Commuity C1audl C..peiatleeal~ 511 Heliotrope Ave. Child care .ct church school will be provided at 10 a.m. Lopk w!U b6 "'11W Develop· "For in him we live, and meat of the Adole1C1nts." -move. and haw our being .• At the Hot:,n(tu Beaelt ." TbJt passage from Acta is Claucb of ReUpua Sde11ee. part of the lessoo-sennoo 420 10th St .. the Rev. Ernest which will be read Sunday iii Pate will speak tills Sunday au Orange County CllrtsUu on the topic-"Peace . of Seleaee churches. Subject Mimi." Both.. the adult and · of the Jes.son is "Soul ~ the junior church services Body." begin at 11 a.m. "Can We Love 0 u r Enemies?" is the question Dr. Morris C. Robinson wiU ask in hjs sermon Sunday at the JO a.m. service of St. Mart Pre1hyterian Church, East Bluff Drive and J am· boree Road, N e w p o r t Beach. A coffee fellowship will follow the service. Child care will be pro· vided llld church school will be condaeted during the service. Both the 7:30 and 9 a.m. worship hours at St. .James Eplteopal Church, 3209 Via Udo. Newport Beach. Sun· day wiU be e u c h a r i s t services. Morning prayer will be at 11 a.m. Dr. Philip G. Murray will present a sermon titled ''How to Know the Bible" at the 10 a.m. sttVice Sunday Put.or A n d r e w C. Anderson of Prince •f Peaee Ludlera• Cl1111ch, 2987 ~ Vel'de Drive, Coirta Mesa, will preach this week on the subject "When You Feel Llke Giving Up." Services will begin at 8 and 11: 15 a.m., with Sunday Scbooi .t 9:15 and lO:lS a.m. The second aMual book fair will be held this Sunday b et ween s ervices . Refreshments will be aerv· ed. "On Running Out of Oil" is the sermon title for Sun- day chosen by the Rev. Don A. Bassett. pastor ot the Balboa Island CommUJllty MeUiodlst Church, US Agate Ave. Services are at 9:30 and ll :00 a.m. with Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. This Sunday will be Loyalty SundQy. Finencial pl«!gu for the coming year .. Aanivent1r9 Ber.ided Joining a •voice 8dalt cboir and 80 children's voices to herald 15th anniver- sary of Christ Lutbera Church, 760 Victoria St., Costa Mesa. are (from left) Mrs. Richard Hanm, Mn. Tom Rakhsbani, both on violin; Mrs. Jarvis Schwen .. nesen, viola, and l!;ric Scbwennessen, cello. Anniversary theme is "All Thanks Go to God." will be received. Temple lletll DnN el Oran1e Couty wlD conduct regular Sabblltb M •k:el Friday. Mliy 31, at ... Com- m u n i t y Cioncreptlona.l Cllurdl, K•Ua md Bloom· field, Los Alamitos, betin· Ding at 7:45 p.m. Dr. James L. Catanzaro wt1J preaob this Sundey at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. ser· vices at ne Pretbyterlu Clmrell ef u.e Conmt, 2850 Fairview Roed, Cotta (See PULPIT, Pase I) - 'I Sermon Explains • Motives of Marc~ By LOUIS CASSELS Almriea. .. the preac:ber ad· Ualted Prete ta&enaadlul ded aoJtmnq. Tbe quemon moet fre.. 8E SAID America DOW qQllllltly aelted about the ha tbe resources t o poor peoples march OD el:imJoate poverty, b11t it is w~ is: Why are by no means evident yet that It baa tbe will to do so. 1hey doing it? . And that is wby, be said, Imptidt ln the q~ettlon, ln "We are coming to Washing .. many cues. is a bellef that . ton In a por peop1e•1 cam· the march can't do any good paign. but may do great harm by "We ar.e going to bring the sparking a new outbreak of ti{ed. the poor, the huddled racial violence. massH. We are going to NO ACCOUNT of the marchers' motives is likely to Ntilfy ail crWcs. But thole wbo bave an open mind on tbe subject may find IOIDe entigbtenmeot in the wQt'da Of a sermon that WU delivered a few weeks ago from the pulpit of W a a hi n g t o n National Cathedral. The preacher r e c a l I e d Jesus' parable about a rich man named Dives who ig: nored the suffering of a poor t>eaar at bis door. The point of the parable, he &aid, was that "Dives went to bell becauae he tried to be a con· aclentioua objector in" thi war atainlt poverty." ''And this can happen to bring those who have known neg)ect. We a r e going to bring those who. have come to feel that lite is & loog and desolate corridor with DO exit signs. "We are going to bring children and adults and old people ; people who have never aeen a doctor or den· ti5t iD their lives. "WE ARE not coming to Ws.-shington to engage in any histrionic ge1ture. We a:re not coming to tear up Washington. We are coming to demand that the govern· ment addFess itself to the problem of poverty. . "We are coming to ask America te be true to th• (See CASSELS, P .. e I ) ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIREC.TORY FAIRVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH CA.•.u '•Irv ....... _, l'elr Drive, C.M. 1:30 & 10:55 A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE t :• A.M. SUNDAY CHU•CK SCHOOL •:M l'.M. Jr. HI & Sr. HI ._lbt YIWtll l't..._,_ llllM StudY Wed. 7:00 & 1:15 l'.M. .......,, MllY1'I V. Teylw -NwwY te,. -~II HARBOR TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH Ult a-., It. • ,...._, c .... W.. JIHY ~LTANCI. Pwtw Sanday School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 11 :00 a.m. Baptist TraJn.lng Union 6 p.m. Evening service 7 p.m. 1 1 Wednelday Bible Study & Prayer ·: ......... 7:00 p.m. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH HtMa ...... c.... "'-• ...... ,,, ...... . s.-4_., ........ •• ·~~··. •:41 Trelt•l"t U11te11 .. • •• •• ••. 6:00 .......... Wenlllp ••••.... \I :00 Eve11t119 Worship •••••• , , • 7:00 • Wtcl11e•Cl•y Evenl119 Service ..• , .••.. 7: 15 ,.._ MZ.tlll N•l'MfY AhNys A"'4We - FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH 1'712 Or1he111 It., H""tlntton leech lAc,... fffm MH4owlark Oolf Couf'll) SUNDAY ~MOOL .. t1U AM TRAINING UNION ... •• 6 l'M MOllNIN• WOIUHIP' • 111• AM IVININO WOltSHll' •••. 1 P'M IARL C. WASHMUTH, ftutw 146-t121 147-2015 N..._., c.,. .............. "' MnlaS UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH 2211 S. I. PAUSADU RD. SANTA ANA Hll6HTS IUWOAY • ...JCMOOL • .. ....... '1• A.M. MOttlUNO WOttSKIP' . _ ..... ~ •• -11 A.M. !i::~N•OIC ~~~~~~~ WIDNESDAY . • ... 11:~ ;::: ••v. •oe11T CAHILL-CHUICH ""°"' Ml:a'" FllST IA"1ST CHURCH ......... .., CAmwiQll .... 1111 11411 M.,..ala. .......... .., Or.~ A-. I-Im MlflltMr Su"cley School ...... 9:ll AM M•rni119 Wo,.hip • . 11 :00 AM 'rayer Service , , • , 6:JO PM Evt"i119 Worthip . . • . 7:00 PM N,,,.,Y AnlleMt If •• StrYkH 147-4844 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Victoria & Placentia Ave. Costa Mesa --···"-' 111\llll•ttr DMtl• He4fet "'"""' """'ltM •etty Wertlll• I :• a.111. a1111t SC-• ... •• f:M t >lft. Mtr11t"9 w..-11i. . • . .... 111• •·"'· Ytotll Ortupt • '""· v...... . .... .. , "·"'· Nursery Care Pl'ovlded Ml-4771 141·U4t CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES llANCHU Of ntl.-ltOTMD CHVl_Clf THI FllST CHUIC" OJ CHllST, ICllNT1f' IN IOSTON, 1MASSACHUSITTS Subject of Lesson -May 28 "So-JI and Body" Corona del Mar-S.COnd Church of Newport IMch c-..... Sc'-' '10~A,,.. C-.. ¥9 C.._. & ,_....., W-1-10 A.M. laMttlt IM111 -216J I. CMlt Hwy. Coat• MeN-Flrst Church 610 W. 1M St. S.•. f :ll, 1': SS. f :U , 11. ...... t--1Hf .._,.,.A- Huntington 8Hch-Flr1t Church M St. 9t Ollwe S... f :JO, 11 : SS. f :JO, 11. ........... _.,,°' .... L19un1 BHch-fllrst Church 6JI Hltli Df'he S... f :JO, 11; SS. t:Jt, 11. ...... IMlll -214 hNtt Aft, Newport Beac~Flrst Church JJOJ Yla &.We Stnl. f:11, 11: SS. f:11, n. .......... -JJll Yla &.We All are cordially invited to attend the church services and enjoy the privileges of the Reading Rooms EV ANGRIC,_l FREE CHURCH OP HUNTIN•TON llACM 1'12 H.OllDA AYI. s ... ,., sc111t1 •:o A.M. Ywllt Kew ...... ••• l'.M. _,,..,. _ .. · • tl1• A.M. ....... WW.-...... l 1M l'.M. • WIDNISDAY llllLE STUDY AND "AAYEl-1:00 l',M. HUCI CH.t.l'MAN, P'eeter -, .... .,._,_ CHURCH OF CHRIST 217 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA IETWllN HHIOI -4 PAllYllW SUNDAY MORNING lllLE STUDY ................ t :41 AM SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP A COMt.cUNION .. 10:45 AM &UNDAY EVENING WORSHIP •••...••••••••••••• 6:00 ,.M. W I I WH>NESOAY EVENIN• lllLE STUDY ••••• , •••• , , • 7110 ,M • • ieve 1,. You • · • NUISllT CAii PIOYIDID I UNITARIAN THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Welcomt1 You. ST. JAMES, am"-LWe. ....,_ ..... ....., .... -7:Jt. ·-11stt ,...., 1WI -n.a..Mt l :tl ,_.. ".., .............. .... ................. ~ .................. c:..a., Phone: 675-0210 ST. MICHAEL & ALL' ANGELS Pacific View Dr. at Marguerite. Corona del Mar Sundays: 8:00, 9:30-Child care at 9:30 Holy Days as announced lacter, 1'1le a., .lella hfan hwll -,.._ 67J·MH ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave .. C.M. Sundays 7:30 & 9·30 Church School-9:30 Thursdays: 6:30 & 10 a.m.; Holy Days as announced Ylaa-, 1'1le .... .lella W. DHal .. a ,.._ MMU6 IPISCOPAL ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH .... St ... ai..e u. -J ....... , ............ ............. liMdl, caMlnlla Ti. ..... J-c. eetrt •.... Sunday S.rvicft l1M A.M. HelY c-1111lell t :• A.M. ,_llY ..,,,,. & CllWdl 7:M P.M. I-Scllttl 7:• P.M. 111"-tl ti: .. A.M. Men!lftl w..-.. Y-ca.-,._,., c-,,..... First Assembly of Goel Church 146 E. 22nd St., Costa Mesa 541-3761 M. C. Cronic, P11tor Aero" &ill111en, Aueci1t.-Sheril 'euh•"· Cltoir Director S..-, ScllMI -f:JI-.. -a-fw all .... ... ,_,,.,..,.... ,_., w......., -ll:IO .... -...... s,..... , .... ..., -1:41 , ... -......... ,,...... 1..w n-Santee -1 , ... CllofrCll Cllelr ti An SW¥tcts lllla Stw4y & .....,_ lenlce -.......... 7:JO p.-. Visitors W•lco•-Nursery Attendant ~ G11an9e/ :Jemp/e t "ASSEMBLY Ol= GOO" 1llO .......... C... .. _ ll:M A.M. -_.., Str¥lee 1e:M A.M. -......,. SCllllf I 7:• P'.M. -l"lvtl Tl-Cll-,. ·-- ·-'t. M. Maflltol, ,,_ ..... M ... ,_, A*tfMI ~ t4M1n Glad Tidings Assembly of God Filteentb & Monrovia, Newport Beach , .................. ... . . • • . FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH UNIVERSALIST o .... o. M.,tW4 I . •· H41'11t CHURCH Mia..,_ A9Mlale ...._ THOMAS •MWNUTI. ,__ 1 12s• Vic toril St., Co1ta M... Phone: 541-5711 Oty or ('.fight Sanday School 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship 10: 50 A.M. . Main & Adems Streets Huntin9ton leech ,.s:;s~~~ ~2 11;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~11 Iii C.A. Service 1:00 P.M. Evanrelistic Rally 7:00 P.M. • Mor11l119 Worship •• l :JO 10:45 •• ; IU~I• Schoot ••••.. t :JO Yo11th W.ewp• •••• 4:00 PM f.e11i119 Won hip •• 7:00 PM ~ .... S..., ~ -WM. -1 ._,,.. I H~ Can ,.,...,.. •I en Mrvlc:u BAHA'IS PROCLAIM Boho' u' lloh "The Promi••cl Ont " 141-121 5 or 54'·2005 ! CMflcit1 a,-11911 ~ ; ~===-:=====~========== , .• .., fmphlsiilng • •• TIM P'-of Go.I : TM Penon of Christ : &O AHEAD! TM'°"' of the Holy Spirit 4 S..lldq School t NA SUEP IN SUNDAY MOININ&I Morni111 W0<>"1p ' 11.d 10.JO A'-4 ,_,,., s.Mc. 7 ,.,.. fta...,_, ... 2:JIA...._..,_.._, CALVARY CHA,IL _ ......... NIWPORT HAllOI LUTHIRAN CHUICH .09 ................ ........ ~ ..... ---~-........ ..... -. __., II • I I I •II .............. c.'111 ...... ,_ __ ............. 646-'512 . ' ' W~llbl~dy Ind r r "'9r 7 ~M Nulltty during serv1QU A NII Youth PropMl'I Cm. • Otar'ft -2Jrd. St. COi&&~ r•w .._ E. 1-: lfCA MW. .. INTINSrll ....... tall DAILY fllL.On ..... ., ......... ..., """ ure • llllllt ............ ,.~ ... CORON~ DIL MAR • '11 Hl\.IOTROPI . .. ,........ ""' ...... , ... A.II • ca... ...... , ... AJI. .............. --............... .,,..... ........ w... ....... 1. , ... Qe1r...,....., ...... Wed. 7:30 p.m. Prayer-Royal Rangers• Mlsslonettes ...,. ........, .._. 1:ll P.M. e.t M"'n" tw .. •Ra; ! HAllOI ASSEMILY OF (frOD 740 W. Wllten, Cotta Meta , Y. L MllTWICI. ,._. UI ION COflfllT. ........ ., ....... , ... ....., ...... f:41 e.a ...,.. w.....,_ , .. AJie. ..,.. .......... ~ .. .... ...... h111 I _,, ... . ....... ,..,.....,... ....... ..... 14M"1 ........ ,... COSTA MllA CtfllSTIAN KHOOL ..... ...... -•. I WM -31 I • -QM C.. t Seventh Oay Adventist Church m.._.._.c-..._ ...... ....,......,...,. ....................... __ ............ ..... ......~···-.. ....... .,....._. TIMPll IHAION "' -" ·-c.... .... Ml-NII ..... ........... Henll 'Ml.or ..... S-CC.-111.1 p.111. ~ s.a-1.-t ei411,.IJ ..._ Newport Harbor Luther1n Church • 2501 CUtf Dr. LI 8-4293 ..... .._ ........ ,.., .......... ., .......... . ,..., ....... ......... ..,,,.. ..... ,,,..,. ··"'· ,..., ~ _..,. ·-·. ,, .. "'"'•.Ill· W ........ ~ .... 1l1•U:M Nursery care available at all services WELCOME l:utheran Church of the Master 2900 Pacific View Dr. CORONA DEL MAR OR. WILLIAM R. ELLER Phone OR 3..5022 1:45 A.M.-f&111lly Worsh~ t :45 A.M.-Su11clay Church Sd1oof 11:00 A.M.-Festlve Wonhip N4'MtYPW'nWM CHRIST LUTHllAN CHUICH Missouri SynOd 760 Vkterle St., Ceate Mele Leffler V. T........,, ftetter 5415'04 ...,..., ..,,.,._, ll'IS & 11 A.M. ,.,,..., klltel: t:• A.M. ._,., .... C-: '1JI A.M. CHRISTIAN ILIMINTAaY SCHOOL -···-···-... 541-6266 PRINCE 0, PEACE LUTH!ltAN CHURCH Mete Vercle ,Drive l lelctr StrHt, Coste Mt1a, Celif • ANDl•W C. All09•SOll, ,..., PAMILl' SllVICI: I & 11:11 t.IL SUNDAY ICMOOl: t:lS a lllU .... Pri11ce of , .. ct lutheren School -Miu Esther 0\1011, l'ri11cip1I Offict Phone: 549.0521 School Phone: 54'-0562 HUNTIN6TON MACH CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE 420 10th St., Huntington Betch Sundey Morning Services and Youth Church-I I AM Wednesdey Evening Study Group--7:30 PM ...., ,..., Ml•.._ ,.._: u .. 212• --~-·- A Cordial Welcome from . THE METHODIST CHURCH l ell:1•• lafu' COMMUNITY MITHODIST CHURCH 115 A91te 675.0950 Wouhi11: t :30 I I j AM Ch11rch School •••• t :JO AM Co1te Mtse FllST MnHODIST CHURCH 19th St & Herbor llvll. Worthip l Cllurch Schoof t :)O l 11 AM 541-7777 C.ete Mow North MISA VllDI MITHODIST CHURCH Me11 Ver4o l lelrtr St. 54t-2719 Worship & Church Sche.C 9:00 & IO:lO AM H11nti11t+•" leach fllST MITHOOIST CHUICH 2721 17th St ..... SJ6-JSl7 Werthip l Chwrch SchHf t :H l I I AM Hu.,ti11,+011 IHch-Nortll COMMUNITY METHODIST CHUICH '662 H•il Ave ... 142-4461 Wouhi D l Churc h Schoof 9 I 10:30 AM 1,.,,in-East lluff UNIYllSITY MITHODIST CHUICH Worship •••• 1:30 AM 9)).12)) MHti.,9 te"'porerlfy 111 $1. Merlr Prtabyteriu Churcll Eutbluff Dr. l J e111borH Rel • L1J_1111e IHch LA•uNA MACH MITHODIST CHUICH 21632 Wesley Or I• So. Le911ne Wonhip 11 ~M Church Schoof t :45 AM 499.)011 Newpor+ leech CHRIST CHUICH IY THI SIA 1400 w. 1.111 .. 11.c1. 67).JIOI Worthi1t •:JO l I I AM Ch•rcli Sclteel •1JO AM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Harbor Area Chrht ,,..,..,.... It .• ,..,,...., Cherch ef ~ ChVrdt ................. ....,.,., .... I0112 ......... INHr Me1t1t1 -~ St. A•ew• All. ..... w. Aile.., ,___ ---.... &..-~ 1\1-.a ~:I w.-~ ..,. ~. . ;;;;, --i·~ ... w w..al 10141 A..M. W~a... ~· <>Mee Jll lr4 St. lrtO, I tl:ll ~ AM119 7147 ... :-c~~ . ce,.~,~ GllMMlll , c.,..H....._. , .. ,......... ..... ......,.., o.. w.,,.. ....... .,. ,..... Ir ........ c. ~ *""......, • a.. W......,· 1 Cltwc• k!IMl f1>0 I I I rot A.M. I01M A.M • MMJOC M&-1M1 Child Can Prcmded \ • PULPIT AND PEW ... fC01t&laaed from Pa1e ~) Meaa. Kia eermot1 topic will lit ''Salnthood is Dead." Or. C at an z a r o is chairman or the sodal science dtp3J'fment · a t Goldett Weet ~ollege. Members of the Speakers Bureau of the Orange Coun· ty Fair Housing Council will present a program titled "Open Housing, A Place to Begin" · Sunday at the Unitarian Church of Orange County, 1120 W. Santa Ana St., Anaheim, at 10:30 a.m. Studies on ''You. God and The Physical Environment'' are being continued at the tnstitute of Ability during the Sunday services from 10 a.m. lo l p.m .. located at 1862 Pt.atentia Ave., Costa . Mesa. The Rev. H. Charles Berner announced t h a t spiritual exercises are now being conducted in Fullerton every Tuesday night from 8 to 10 p.m. at 1110 Alta Vista Drive, in addition to the ex- Lorraine and the Jubilee Six, an evangelical musfcal group. will ' g i v e a performance at 7 p.m. Sun· day at ~ Commualty Bllale Church of· Fou"1a Valley, l.7575 Euclid. The group wlK ling gospel songs, N e g r o spiritua". novelty n u m b e r s and hymns. "Please List.en To Us!" will be the sermon topic of the Rev. Norman L. Brown Sunday at 10 a.m. service of the Plymout.ll C..irei•· tional Cblll'dt. 3262 Broad St .. Newport Beach. Sunda.y school will be held at the same time with baby-sittiilg service provi~d. The color guard. of the Americart Legion Post No. 291 of Newport Harbor will post the colors at the begin· ning of the service in honor of those who have sacrificed their Lives for freedom . Claoir Donors Vie t Dead CASSELS .•• (Contlaaed from Pafe 4) huge promjssory note that il slcned years ago in ttie Declaration of Independence and the ConstJtution. ''We are co.ll1lng to e.ngage in dramatic non-violent ac- tion, to call attention to the gulf between promise and fulfillment ; to make the in· visible poor visible. • "WHY DO WE do it that way? We do it ·ttiis way S.iiturday. M.iiy 25. 1968 because it is our experience c ... pl••· s-•k• that the nation doesn't move r - around questions of genuine Army Chaplain Dudley equality for the poor and for Q. Boyd , Ret., will be black people until .itis con· the guest speaker at £ r-o n t e-d ma' s 1 v-e l Y . the First Assembly of d~amalica_lly, in terms of God Church, 146 E. W:,ect Z<etion. l 22nd St., Costa Mesa, Gre;1t documents 1 ~re Sunday morning al tJie here to ten us so me.hing l0:50 a.m. service. He . should be done. Yje met tie.r.e is n o'w teaching at some years ago in the W~1t.e S 0 u t h e r n . Califor· House Conference on C1v1l · C 1 1 e g e Costa Rights. and we came oul ma 0 1 DAil Y PILOT 5 HB Church Picks Wood Warne~ Avenue Baptist Church, G o l b a r d And Warner. Huolilll100 Beach. has called youth ministet Dave Wood to become full· time assistant pastor foUow• ing his graduation from seminary jn June. Wood holds a BA d~gree from Biota College. In April, 1967 he wa.s called b1 Warner Avenue 9 a pH a I Church to serve as part• time minjster of youth while completing a three-yeat pastgi;ipl term at Tai~ Th~logical Seminary. Following graduation to June Crom Talbot Theological S e m i n a r y • Past~r Wood's m i j or responsibilities al Warner Avenue Baptist Church wiU be In the youth and visita· tion work. with the s a m e recom-Mesa. mendations that we wilJ be r.;:=:;:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=~;;;r.;;;;;;;;i' demanding in our c.ampaign ~ cAUl'OUl'IA'11 •1ct:ur t N 1101 here. But nothing has been '7' ... ,LL IJN D&~ ONI i oo,1 done . . e.rclse groups beinJt held on Monday and T h u r s d a y nights at the Institute of Ability. The church ~iso will be open from l1 till noon Thursday, • May 30, i n observance of the day of prayers for peace. Among soloists for a Brahms requiem honoring the nation's 11·ar dead in Viel· ''The China Problem" will nam are (from left) William Sandidge, Marilyn lnterland1 and musical direct- "The President's Com· mission on Economic P r o g r e i; s recommended these things some time ago. Nothing has been done. HOME .. Sll ln p r e p a r a t i o n for Memorial Day. the Rev. James E. Piercy. minister of First Christian Church of Costa Meas, 79'l Victoria St., will speak on t h e theme "Lest We Forget.'' this Sun·' day morning and during the service the congreg_ation will join in prayer for pet.ce. or Frederick Barnes. They will join the St. Mary's Episcopal Church choir o! be the subject of a talk by L B h · 8 · J 30 George w. Kent ~t the l0:30 __ a_g_un_a __ e_a_c_m_an __ p_._m_._s_e_rv_i_c_e_u_n_e __ . ---·----------MAY 17·28, 1888 At 3:30 p.m. the con- gregation will hold a picnic at the Fairgrounds Park. The meeting will close with a brief Vesper meditation. "Three • part Harmony" will be the sermon of the Rev. Loren D. Flickinger as he speaks to the Newport Unity Church congregation meeting in the S e n i o r Citizens Center, 15th and lrvi~ Avenue, at Sunday's JO a.m. service. "Know Thyself" wilJ be the subject of the minister's radfo ad· dre~ver Station KB1G at 11 a.m. ''Be A Harmonizer" is the topic chose by the Rev. Flickinger for the 7:30 p.m. service Wedriesday. The First U nlt•d l\fethodlst Church, 420 W. 19th St.. Costa Mesa. will conduct duplicat.e worship services a.t 9:30 and 11 a .m. Sunday with the R e v , Dunlap preaching. A supe.rviled nursery and church 1ebeol classes· will be held at Uie same hours. The youth f e I I o w s h i p meetings wHl begin at 6:30 p.m. This Sunday the Rev. A.M. service of the Costa Mesa Unltartaa UalveraaUst Church Sunday. Kent is as· sistant professor of history at UCI. The social concerns com· mittee will meet Monday at Dorothy McLure. 9 0 8 2 Kapaa Drive, Huntington Beach. Members of (' h r I 1 t Lutheran Chu~b. 760 Vic· toria St.. Costa Mesa will observe Asce!Mion Sundcy at both the 8:15 and 11 a.m. services Sunday. The Rev. Lothar Tornow's message will be "The Purpose of the Ascension." Sunday afternoon. at 4 o'clock the combined choirs of Christ Lu~heran Church will give an anniversary concert as part of the con· gregation's 15th anniversary. Mission Emphasis is the theme for Missionary Sun- day, May 26, at Warner Avenue Baptist Ch u rc h, Gothard and W a r n e r Streets. Hunting·ton Beach. This is a regular last-Sun· day-of-the-month program. Beginning in the Sunda.y Bible School hour at 9:45 a.m. special missionary em· pbasis .w\ll b& part of the day's services. Dr. Edwin R. Greene will bring J message o n missions in the 11 a.m. worship service with special music by the choir. In the 7 p.m. worship service, Mrs. James Hm, missionary to Argentina, will speak. Rev. and Mrs. Hill are on furlough, having completed two terms in Argentina. Lawrence T. Young will preach at both services at Community M e t h o d t 1 t Charcll, 66S2 Heil Ave., Hun· tington Beach. The title of his sermon is ''The Bow in the Clouds." Services are This year's study theme. held at 9 and 10:30 a.m. "Stewardship of Time and each Sunday. Talent". will be shown in On Memorial nay ithe final demonstration on Sun· h · ·11 k day. at 7 p.m.. when the c oir wi · sponsor a pan<'a e three you th choir11 of the breakfast. Dona hons of S 1 First ·Presbyterian Church for adults and teenagers 50 of Wesbftinstef"'P r e s e n t cents for youngsters will be their Sixth Annuel Concert asked. of sacred music. T h p F I r 11 t U n I t e d The choirs will combine to Methodist Charc.11, 2721 17th sing several selections, in st.. Huntington ~each, will addition to presentations by conduct two w o r sh i p each choir individually. service-s at 9:30 and 11 a .m. At Sunday 9 and 10:30 on Sunday. The Rev. G. a.m. morning w or s h i p Russell Shaw will preach on services Pastor H. E. Jones the topic, "How to Live will speak on the subject Forever''. A Coffee hour •'The C h r i s t i a n and will be held b e t w e e n Eternity" at the Central Bl· services. ble Church, 23rd Street and The Church school will . Orange Avenue. Cost a meet at 9:30 and c:ot. 11 a.m. Mesa . The youth groups will meet At Sunday's 7 p.m . even- at 6:30 p.m. ~ inst worship service. Pastor Jones, in view of the week long Missionary Conference jtist concluded at Central Bi· ble Church. will bring a message e n titled . • ' M lssionary Conference Renection." ''Make Ready a People'' will be the text Pastor Harold Flory will use in his sermon "ls A d v e n t i s m Essential" Saturday, Ju.ne 1, at the 10:45 sernion hour at the Newport H a r h o r Seventh-day A d v e n t l • t Church, 271 Avocado St. -The church will hold its Sabbath boffet after the service. message on t·he "Bible is Relevant for Today's Liv· ing." The 11 a.m. service oI .FaJrv1ew Baptiat Charch, 2525 Fairview Road , Costa Mesa, this Sunday will be followed by a barbecue potluck dinner at noon and a brief meeting of the con- gregation. During th e service the Rev. Mel vin V. Taylor wJll speak on "Who Hungers and Thirsts for Righteousness?" There will be no 8:30 a.m. worship this week . ''Faithful Dispensers of God's Grace" will be Dr. WiHiam R. Eller's message for the 8:45 and 11 a.m. services Sundziy at the Lutheran Church of the Ma1ter, 2900 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar. The pastor announced that the congrega1fon has been in-vlt.ed to take part in the dedication service of the Alhambra Lutheran Hom e Sunday afternoon. A dedica· Uon dinner will be served. Pastor James G.' Blain has chosen the question "Why Do You Stand Looking Into Heaven?" as h is sermon tneme for the 8:30 and 11 a.m. services Sunday at the Newport Harbor Lutheran Church, 2501 Cliff Drive. A special musical ·dro- gram will be presente at the Flr•t Baptist Church, Sixth and Orange , Hunting- ton Beach. this Sunday eve- ning when guitarist Paul MacAIUster will lead tht> congregation in songs and choruses. Pastor Willis J. Loar will bring a brief de· votional. At the Sunday mornin~ services. 9:30 a.m. at the Peek Chapel, 7801 Bolsa Ave., Westminster, and 11 a.m. at the Huntillgton Beach Chapel. the pastor will speak .op · ' F o u r Anchors". A new C a t h o 1 i c in· formation class which is being conducted at St. .John the 8apt11t Catholic Church, 1015 Baker St .. Costa Mesa. This special serie11 of in· i;truction called ' • L i v i n Jt With Christ'\ is beinst con· ducted e a c h Wednesday evening at 7:30 in the school hall C()(l{erence room by the Rev. Jude Montieth. The lecture topic for Sun- day's 9 and 11 a.m. services st the uiuna Beacb Church of RellgJou1 Science, 200fi2 Laguna Canyon Road, will be "Permanent Peace and Stability." Dr. Henr y Gerhard. m i n i s t e r , an· nounced . Sunday school will con· vene during the 11 a.m. service. An outing is plan· ned this Sunday • "Well, what do you know!" is the sermon topic chosen by Dr. Charles H. Oierenfield for Sunday's 8, 9:30 c.fld 11 a.m. services at St. Andrew's Pre1byterlan Church, 600 Sl Andrew's Road, Newport Beach. Church school teachers will be honored at a tea at The Manse, 1444 Santiago Drive, Newport Beach, from 3 to 5 p.m. At 7:30 p.m. the chancel choir of Tenth Avenue Baptist Church of Los Angeles will join with the St. Andrew 's Wes-tminster Choir Cor a choir festival. ''Praying With .Joy" will be the subject of Dr. D. W. McElroy's sermon at the Harbor Christian Church f Disciples of Christ) Sunday morning. The church meets in the Harper Elementary School, 425 E. 18th St.. Costa Mesa. Chur ch Sl:fteo\ • meets at 9:45: worship aml Communion follow at 10: 4.l. o,..: ,,.,,,NI ____ lt-u_ ... _, ·-.... .ti'"t "THE URBAN coalition or N.--.:".:=.~ ML/w;76 mayors a'nd I e a d i n g _ :.•-~-~~ businessmen have s a id •111•1111M co11V1Ht10M c•im• ~x-paral yzed ''ct Slated As Mi nister h . I ........... ..,,....,,_......,. t ese things should be done . llllo.."'\. _.,_._...__ A Nothjng has been done. 1 ~a;~~~~~·~-~-~i·i·~·~~~~~~!.;;;;!~$~;;L, ''The Kerner Commission!.: on Urban Riots came out MEMORIAL DAY SPECIAL with its report recently and made u r g e n t recom-1 mendations for national ac· FIRST QUALITY FRESH & POTTED FLOWERS A once c 0 m p 1 e t e 1 y tion . Nothing has heen done. "And I submi t ·that par;ilyircl veteran of World nothing will be done until War 11. George Harold people of goodwiU put their Rhodt>s will be ordained as a bodies and their souls into minister at 2 p.m. Sunday at motion. It will be the kind First Christian Church o£ of soul force brought into C:o~ta Mesa. 792 Victoria St. being as a result of this poor I pepple's campajgn that I Born August 3, 1918 in Des believe wiU make the dil- Moinrs. Iowa. joined the ference.'' I U.S. Navy in 1935. During Worlcl War II Rhodes served THE QUOTATIONS are in Lhe South Pacific at from the last s e r m o n Guadacanal. then Saipa n preached by the Rev. Dr., where he was completely Martin Luther King Jr .. lour , paralyzed by an explosion. days before his assassina· CARNATIONS GLADIOLAS , - POTTED MUMS .... ALSO r LANnH AND ronHY o,.. tlll 9-Sa. tlH '-''" ,.,., .. NEWPORTER HOME & GARDEN 2019 Newport Blvd. -642....00 - Cost• Mesa -· After recovering from the lion. para~sis he served ei~ht l~~------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ mo:~ years in active service rrt1r111~ from the Navy as chief warrant officer. An1101111ci11g the opening of Newport's most unique shop Rhoclrs has spent the pas! ~peciali:ing in driftwood from lht Pacific Northwest- ~·ear serving an intern }1nnd crafted tables, lamps nnd other objects of art. A fint ministry in the field or Christian Evangelism with collection of pnintin>;s, mi?lnl sculpture~, ceramics 111td the Costa Me s a con· authentic ship models . Individually designed h•tch ccn>tr • gregation. bnrs and tables.Stop by Saturdays andSwruUa)l•, 11-6,Hl The Rf'v. Piercy will en joy our unusual collection. SEA DRIH ORIGINALS direct the service of ordina-tion. The purpose nf ordina-in the Newport Slrores Center, (next to Trtroelodgt) The Rev. James H, tion will be explained by 6211d Street and Pacific Coast Highway. Lamberth will speak on Norman Leavell, chairman, ''The Chord Shikers'' du~~o~f~t~he~e~ld~r~rs~·~~~~~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ing 9:30 and 11 a.m. con-'' firmation services at. Christ Church by the Sea, Com. munlty Methodlat, 1420 W. Bailboa Blvd., Ne w port Beach, Sunday. C h u r ch school will get under way at 9:30 a .m. The junior high Methodist youth fellowship wilJ present a talent and stunt yhunt show at 7 p.m. in Goodell Hall to benefit Church World Service. Eva ngelist Service Set Dr. Phil Shule1 . son of the late Dr. Bob Shuler, will conduct a w e e k of evangelistic meetings at the Huntington-Valley Baptist Church of Fountain Vallt'y. A graduate o( Bob Jone~ University. Shuler has been active in single church and united Crusades for Christ since 1960. preachlng in all 50 states to 34 denomina· tions. He is a member of the Beth Eden Baptist Church, Denver. The meetings will be con- ducted nightly. M o n d a y through Friday at 7::10 p.m. and on Sunday at 9:45, 11 a.m.. and 6:00 p.m. The church is at 9779 Slater Ave. ANNOUNCING OUR ••• SPORT COATS Imported lt1li1n F1bric1 $75.00 ........ NOW Ml.00 English Imports $65.00 . . . . . . . . NOW $34.00 WOOL WO RSTEDS $59.95 ....... NOW $31.00 LARGE GROUP OF IMPORTS TWEEDS-DACRON BLENDS ,45.00 . . . . . . . . NOW $26.00 DACRON WOOLS . $40.00 .... , ... NOW $2 .00 WOOL BLAZERS $35.00 ....... ' ASSORTED GROUP COATS •.. $14.00 SLACKS ITALI AN FABRICS $28.50 ........ NOW $1 9.00 ONC~-A-YEAR Since tho clo,;n9 of our doro ("Mr. G"I in Cotlt M111 I yu r end • h•lf 090, •nd th• op1nin9 of our now •toro on 81lbo• 1,. find, 10 m1ny of our olcl cu" tom•" ~••• t•>•n time ind come down ood shopp•d with u1. I w•nt to p1 .. ooally fh tnk •v•ryon1 •ncl I•! you ~now how much I h•v• •ppr•ci•t•cl your suppod, 0 •1• pnlicy hu rt• ,..uiri~tf lh• t •1"1• ov•' tft• y••"· h••y1h;n9 nut ol our r1911I., stock m••~•tl •' I 0 Y. obov• co•'· ,.,,t, •nA b•low. Tl.Ii h t nnco • yo or 1v1nl, •nd I .flop• to 1•1 m•ny of ou• ol' frl•n'•· s;ncor1ly •UNT MclCll WASH PANTS All,_.,,.,. STOREWIDE OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M. TIL 9 P.M. MON. THRU SAT. 10 A.M. TIL 6 P.M. SPORT SHIRTS MANY OF OUR OWN CUSTOM DESIGNS IVY-SPRED COLLAR & HY·BOYS $10.95 $ 8.95 $ 7.95 .............. ...... ' . " ..... .............. LARGE G[lOUP $6.00 $5.00 $4.50 $299 1 GROUP 99c$399 "The Ascension'' will be the 1ermM theme of the Rev. John W. Donak»on. \Ile• cl St. Jo•a the DMM Epl1eopaJ Charch. 2 O 4 3 Orange Ave .. Costa Mesa. at Sund.ay'• 9:30 a.m. famtty service. Baptism ai~ .UI be adm.inistered at the aervice. Wednesday's 7 p.m. Bible study a'nd prayer meeting will see Pastor Jones bring· ing the second message of a new serie~ for the Wednesday night B i b 1 e studies, on Prayers of lheT.I ========;;::============-.II Bible. "If Ye Xeep in Memory"! will be the B~le meaage delivered by the Rev. Bruce i CU•hing at the 10:45 a.m. wor8hlp service Sunday at Flnt Cllrt11Uu C11ureh of Laguna Beach, Legion at I See By Today's ENGLISH WOOLS 100•;. WOOL WORSTEDS $18.95 ........ NOW $14.00 PERMANENT PRESS SLACKS •·' ecectft c .............. , SI.ch ht· SUS te SIO.ot $3. 99 • $4. 99 • SS. 99 Communion w l 11 be • cetebrated tit ttle 7::M> 1.m. wcnhip. &mdef ~I ii aet for 1:30. eawina. . At the 41 p.m. tervlce Steven Pinley y outh minister. wtu 1potltght the youth of today by bdn•ln1 a ' .... fl-RIP-" "'. ,, .., . . ,.,,,, ,. .. , .• • ·-- Want Ads ( • THAT • IT'S • DIME • A • LINE • DAY $14.95 ........ NOW $9.00 SWEATERS BULKY l<NIT·MOCK TURTLE Re~. $21. 95 . . . . NOW $11.00 PURE CAStiMERE CLASSIC V NECKS $18.Sl!S • . . . . • . . NOW $12.00 $14.00 ......... NOW $1.00 ASSORTEI>\ &IOUPS ALL STYLES-S6.00 NECICWIAR NOW $3.00 KNIT $HIRTS lllSH YARN ICNIT $12.95 ............... $7.00 N IM. rans Golf KnJt.~ $6.95 .•.... $4.00 Ll&.Y DACHI Knits Sl8.95 to i tR.00 $10.00 TURTU NECK KNITS Orle111, Chen1et •11' Woels ....1US teH.ff Now $6.00 to S 14.00 MANY OTHIR SPICIALS THROUGHOUT THI STOttl MENS WEAR JU MARINI AVI. IALIOA 11&.:AND 61S.SMO ,. C DAIL V ftlLOT Week's And Higll, ------------- Low, ·close ... I ,. .. • I • J J i j 'f • • • • • • • • • • .. • -• , • • • l • • a • • • . ' 4 'II ... .. "' .. 4 .. . .. '· ., . '• . .. ~. ·~ .. v • •• ... •• . . ., \' • ... .. ,.. '• •• ,, ... .. •• '• ~ .. ··~ "' .. ' '·• ~ I~ .. "' "-'• I Trea ¥ear's Higlt, Low, Close~ ... .. ..... ............... "-QI.-.... New York Stocks Continu~d from Page 6 I TRADI '~.:~~~:~f:~:~~:~-\.f . ·•·····•··········•••··········· 11 ... . -................ ,. .... --. ...... ,."··· ... ············~·····)··········· ... Building ResearCh Se inar Planned ~ The Building Research apeaken aod r e 1 o u r c e JnsUtute, an loternlltiooal material: scientific and t e c h n i c a l '''Ibe Visual ConunuaftJ •• sodety dedieeted to the ad· "Eneriy •s an Elemat el vancement of the acJence Building Deeign ...... . and technology of building, •'Joint Se a 1ant1 : E1· wJll participate in the an-p e r i e n c e and Ne• nual Invitation.al Building T .. __. I th 9CuUUL0gy. • • , • • Products Show Sf.t ,or e • ' P r e c a s t a n d Anaheim Convention Center• Preassembled C o n c r e t e S--'ember 17-19. S -'a and ,._ __._ "Y' yMC'ms ""'m...,......-..• Glen Beclmwi. president "Glass in.Building De1lp or Industry Productioos of and Construction .••••• America, prod~rs of the • ' R e s p o n & i bility ln show, said he received word Building ••••. " -i from the Institute that its BRI is the only organaza. ~ c b n i c a 1 Coordlnating Uon of itB-1dnd, supported C o. m m i t te e v o t .e d voluntarily by persODS and "unanimously a od en-organt1.ations throughout the t h u s i a s tic a 11 y'' to building industry, Beckman participate in the show with reported. semipars. "Building R e s e a r c h , " said Beclcman. in the com· of idea tbroulh the Qlcitioa., ~ docu entation and dlasemtna1ion of bulldlng science information. Thus, IC Is the only t r u \ y 1.n- terdlsciplinary society In the building field." Beckman said experts who will bead the aem.lDars wiU be named at an early date. "'J'he presence of the Building Research Institute at this show demonstrates 1be society's interest in Southern California." said •Beckman. "The industry here should learn tremen· dously from the experience and re$iearch of BRI, ac· cl.aimed internationally as one of the most valuable organizations to the building tndustry.'' ' • P6ore than 3,000 industry professiooals will attend the aem.loars from throughout the United states, Beckman said. Beckman said the an· Iostitute eocourages and nouncement w~ sent to him stimulates needed research by Ben H. Evans, AIA, ex· and development in the ecutive vice president of the many diversified areas of institute. 1------------~~--------------- DRAMATIC INTERIORS OFFERED 1AT TURTLE ROCK HILLS ON IRVINE RANCH "At a special session of our Technical Coordinating Committee we explored the possibility of BRI participa- tion in the Building Products Show at Anaheim," Evans Few Homes Remaining At Meadows Only 20 homes remain for sale at the Meadows In Cypress, according t o Ciarence E. M i n n e r 1 y , general manager of the Los 41lgeles Division of Kauf- JtWl.D and Broad, Inc. A walled commuoify on Ball Road at W a 1 k e r Avenue, the Meadows has received exceUent response from buye.rs. Five new models were opened in January for t h e com- munity's third and final unit of 121 homes. • Turtle Rock Homes Labeled 'Exciting' President Homes' new up against rolling hills - Turtle Rock llills is destined Turtle Rock H11ls homes to become one or the most exciting places to Jive in Orange County, s a y s Gordon Tr i pp, exclusive sales agent for the new Irvine Ranch development. look out upon the spec- tacular pano'rama t h a t Orange County unfolds to the north and the west. And, with ever-growing Universi- ty of California at Irvine in the fareground. the view wiU be one of frequent change." Del Cerro Final Homes . Up f 91!-Sale The final homes in unit three oC Del Cem> homes in Costa Mesa will be con- tinued to be offered ·this weekend under a unique "guaranteed trade plan," said. ''The group unanimously a n d enthusiastically en- dorsed the idea. The Building Research Institute Inc. agrees to assume the responsibility for the con- duct of a series of seminars to be held. . .• aod) it ii oUi porposal that the sem.inart include the f o 11 ow 1 n g general subjects. alttiougb the final determination of subject matter may depend upon the aveilability of sales agents Walkecand Lee • v· stressed today. Mission 1ejo Priced from '27.500. the trade plan meall6 the buyer Brochure Tops ··moving up" can act quick- ly and take advantage of the The best brochure pro- realtors plan that assures duced in Orange County last the ooyer of a guaNnteed year was for Eldorado price on hs old home, a Homes, in Mission Viejo., spokesman for the .builder The brochure won first explained. · the-Or Co ty Features-hi..a.i~..i ·in-place m · · ange un 6'~ Advertising Club's annual elude wall to well carpet, crafts competition f o r built in kitchens, laod.1cap-Vineyard Advertising, Inc., •1 NIGHT Designed in contemporary CaHfornia-and S p a n i s h motifs, the homes offer all the newest and m o s t desirable features including fireplaces, beamed ceilings, ~Uo kitchens and master bedroom suites. "First of all. the homes, themselves." Tripp s a i d . ''are truly exciting with their many d r a m a t i c features. HalI of our eight models a r e split-levels. Wbile one expects a little drama in split-levels, ours are both more dramati c Ulan usual and truly new and diUerenf. And. our four single-level models prove that split.levels, have no monopoly on d r a m a t i c architectural details. ''But the homes are only one-third of the excitement story at Turtle Rock Hills," continued Tripp. "The se- cond big factor is the spec- tacular views framed by the interiors. Sd in and backed Tripp listed the thitd ex- citement factor as "the great wealth of amenities in the sWTounding area." In addition to all the university has to oiler. he included· the Newport Center business and pro{e.s_sional complex, the much a c c 1 a i m e d Fashion Is 1 and shopping center, N~'s bays and beaches, and a variety of Line restaurants and en- tertainment spots. ing, s-prinltlers, block wall or Tustin. and second story "Bom.is --------------'------------~---------"""T~-- Surrounded by five major freeways, the Meadows is convenieoUy located t o schools, chlD'Ches, shopping facilities cmd employment cemen. mRnSFISLD'S FINAL DAY·S of our Newest access route to Turtle Rocle Hills is tne just opened San Diego Freeway extension (take MacArthur Boulevard south and watch for directiulal &igns). Room.'' The big over-the-garage "Bonus Room" ba6 proved ideal as grawillg space for play area, den, bobby space or for as many es two or three extra bedrooms. GRAND OPENING SALES at all stores . . F.1 Pl SPISLD~S FUllDTOM, 221 Ne......,.,.., doantwn ......... (714) 171-1720 HUNnHGTON ltACH, 11$12 Inch 81¥d. • ,.._ (714) 962..Cn RfVCRStD£. U'3 Mntt (M« lcth on M.W) •,,...,. (714) 612·7"0 .. . \ ·,small group in an a,...surrbunded by onl~ la ARCHITECTUIAL ELEGA~~lll:! ... With all the luxury of today' f llALY CGNlllRU ) ( - .. Nt U1 At Jm:r almos model unit ( and~ in G: uovei: site OI miles Bead The willo comp four i a.nd i Greer FHA be ~ starti "A backl the D fore. p~va cli:t! prJva ~1 and. ~ and Cl =· mllli filin 11M 1Wll wi,th ~ pa*:k nom» coull ~ • New. Unit Unveiled At Valley Jumping the gun a lmost sixty days, models and a broand new unit of George M. Holstein and ·Seals' P...t.side Homes in Green v.iey will be OO¥eiled tb.ls weekend at the S'ite oo Warner Avenue, five miles from Hunt in gt on Beach state Beach. GREEN VALLEY HOMES HAVE PARK IN BACK YARD The six new model homes will once again offer buye:r a complete selectioo ot three, four and five bedroom plans · and a choice of site at the -.....,.----~~-------------------:..-.---- Green Valley d evelopment. FHA and Veteran terms will be available with prices swting at $'l5,500 to $32,000. "A boole with a park for a backyard,,'' is the theme of the new group that include far every resident, a 21 acte private park, a , family clulb>use and Pine •ea, 4 pdvate adult club room, and ~ large pools fer ctrlJdreo and adults. Kids p lay area, baH>eque pits, picnic tables ar.i ollber advantages are all P8ft of the UDOIU8l thiJ1y inillioo dollaf family com· mdility, b ptoaeer lluiiding fir'IJl stressed. 1be new gr'Cq) Cli homes WI opened to Dep pace· with 1ale1 tbat have soared· sidoe 1be eompletioh of the ~ and aince the an- nouncement that a new couity perk Ind gblf CC>UrM wW I awt adjacent to tbe 'Small Centers GPow· Built Wiih New Home Communities Although the n a t i o n a 1 trend seems to be toward bigger and bigger shopping centers, P r o f e s s i o n a 1 Builder magazine reports there is also a trend loward smaller shopping c..enters, lVbich it calls ... cialty centers.'' These are being 1*dlt by homebuil4ers as part ot planned ·nefi home c ommunities. Ther can't compete with the ~mmoth r egional shopping <inters in shopping facilities, so in· stead they s t r' e s s con· veoience, comfort, and at- These "specialty centers" are often built around one or more good r estaurants or cafes, as well as cultural ad C()mmunity a c t i v i t y facilities such as theaters, art centers, r e c r e a ti o n facllitres, and C()mmumty meeting place. They Me usually well d esigned ,,. architect\a'ally, featuring a t t r a c n v e landscaping, malls, foun- tains, and outdoor rest areas. They are often the center for outdoor conc erts, art fairs, and other cultural events. And they usually f~ature shops and stores of a specialty nature too, com- bining "elements of the carnival, the flea market, and Bergdorf Goodman" ac- cording t o Professional Builder. "Specialty cente r s" won't replace the m a m m o t h r egional shopping centers, n or are they intended to. They are the h o mebuilder'• way of meeting the need of the new home-buyer tor a con venient shopping area that is also... an attractive place to relax. socialize, and enga ge in cultural and com· Kitchens Featured At Show Saturday. May 25, 1968 DAIL y PILOT I LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL -NOT{CE ua ..a OllOINANCa NO. "'l' Ss~:.•~cC:~:oT•No",. TFHo~ "~1~":~Nt~'c1~ ~;'cgm ~~~. 1::r1c'7:v "C:u~..:i,::~ i:riJ":.!'! .... .. .. " CALlfOllNIA, • I! L" T I N 0 TO Intl wll htVt """ elvtll "' wrlll119 and THI C0':_TI::,,0 ••NGE MASSAOI PAltLOIU, THllll OPHA· .. ~ •t ... JI nv. co •n prlot lo NOTICI °' MIAalNO • PHITION FOlt TION, PHIONNIL ANO TH I the dllt Of sue.II literlllt -,,,. holcltf ,.OIAT• °' WIL.I. ANO FOii. LIT· lllOUL.ATION OF THI SAME. Of sudl ,..,,,,11. Mt ,,,_fl' -·· Tlal TftTAMfMTAllY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY Which nollce tMll ~lefe Ille t rOllndt ol ... ,.~Of llo\Afl41'1• L. Sny<,le<, OtcNled. OF COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA OOES the COtnlllllnl 1eelnsl !flt holder Of !tU<tl NOTICE 1$ llEREBY GIVEN lh1I HEltl!l!Y OROAIN AS FOLLOWS: ~rmlt, Incl tM tlmt ..-d ttlt Plttf Mtrlttlt $. $0ttMen hi• fli.d l\tttln 11 SKll<lfl I. Thtrt It herf'by crttlfd Whl~h SU~ httrlnt WIN .,. ""· •v Ptl1!10fl '°' p~·· ol Wiii Ind tor CMPttr )II of , ... CMtit Me .. MllniCIHt nollot .,, ... be ~ Ol'I .... llOl!d« f!f luv.tnc. of Ltfl•" TCJl•ment1ry to t!\f COi!<! Mtllll'....,,,11 b'f dtlllltflM tlle .. IM Ill PeJlllOMf, rttt•enu 1q Wlll<ll 11 mtcit lor lhtll ruo •• 101111w•: sueh holder. Ill• --or -'· or A "Cavalcade ol Klt· lufthttr 111rtlcuia11. 41nd that lh• fl~ Ond CHAfl'Tl!lt XI bv ltevlno sucti noll<t " the Place o' pike of 11Mrl119 tt.e .. m~ t..• bten iel Httlfb •n4 hltl'f llVllfll\S ot re.Iden« of loUC'll !loldtr chens,'' featuring S e V e 0 for J.,,,. 7, 1,.., •f 9:)0 a,m, In l~t AttTICLI I willl sorM lldull Hrsotl, 11 IM llotW ol eo11rtroom of Otl>artrnent Ho, 1 ol ••Id M.us11t P1rltrs 1u<ll oermlt cennot be touncl •nd MNiot distinctively arranged and court, et IOl N. Bro1dwey, 1n tfle Citv ot SECTION of sU</1 notice cennot be --"''" , S.111t l<M• CelllornJ-. 11,101 Muwve Cletlntd In ll>e manner herein provided, IMft -, eqtupped kitchens, iS prOV• Dltedl Me'f 17, 1Ht II lot M~ll9t ParlOrs dellntd coov of such noflc~ $1\tll be 84Nf"9M(f ing one of the "'OSt popular w. £, ST JOHN, 11.103 Me\wg1s1. M.u~ur or M<isH11se 1o ,.,. hOlcler of s\ldl """" 1, _,. "' Counl'f Cltrk. dcll~~d Pitt• of Wr.lneu Ind ~tM 111 lht attr ti" at &.-0 "-& M-• 11 IO~ Permit rtoulre<t Unllod SlllH ft\,tll 11 COlll Mt:N, . aO OOS '111n:: l181\ge ,,, J. IC-'• Cllltt-t I I~ Treollng OOPO•lle \t~ Calllo<"nla, Wllll Ille ... * "*'-C 0 u n t y li d un. -•1 •• Coltr•• 11¥t. ti t06 E•tmollons lull\' P•ft>llld ••• '"" ..... (111 .. ,. 0 Jn e 4 n ,. ........ Cellt, 91111 11.101 P•rmrt Re<iulrtcl -eMPloYffS prior to dalt 01 Midi llearlftll. TM time Decorat ors Show W'h 1 c b Tel: um """" ........ ,.. llnd aoenh Of >UCI\ noll" MIV be -rttMd by ""' AllwMY fer FallH-r 11.108 P.,mll -•PPllCllllOft Cltv Councll wll!I fM wrfllen "'"Ml'I ol c 1 0 s e s Sunday' in the l'ubUtlled Orenee Cotti 0111\' Piiot. I I.lot APPhc.allon -Employees Of .,., tl>C! holder or the permll, Mt'f It, 20, 25, IHI .,..., Piie.ant St<. ll.IU AHMcellea 1._lltelltfl '" Ana.hiem Conventioo Center.1--------------11.110 1nv1>lltali0ft EAch anc1'""Y1ppj1un1tor1 Ptrmll 11.111 GrMtlnp ot Permit sl>all Pl'f lht sum at twenty.fllle doll••~ Rod Dye, g e It er a 1 LEGAL NOTICE 11.112 Ourot10ft at ~ lime Of lllint of IM appllctflon. chairman, """d .i;._ ..u...a.....,... --------------11.113 Revocouon ot ~mll No part of 8nv ttt colltcltd ill•ll b<ted 10 1nv l>tr$0!1 lot tnv reo oo have b r 0 U g h t m uoh P-3tllt 11.tlS APPllc:llllon lnvHlloallon fee Wl\tl-v~r. favorable comm~ frum ClllTIFICATI OF BUSINESS. tl.116 Permit -Tr•nsterablllty SK. 11.m Pt"""t _ Trat1tftralliff!1 Tiit uncle':.!~~!= ~:~t~. he ls con· 11.117 City Llctntt A ch1119e of loGlltlcn meY.be endors..t Persons a"',...A;,.,. '-'--li"'me ductl-• ..... f-s.s 11 617 •-"th Harbor. 11.111 RUIC$ and R~ulotjoM on 1 P.,Mll b\f lht City Clerk, !$On th,. ~\~ '""' v ... ""' ·~ """ 11.119 Immoral precllces oronllllltd aporoval Of the City COllncil and uoon Show, • ArlllhtlM. Cafllomia, under the fictitious 11.120 t'enaltv written epplleallon Of fhe permltlt '! 11..... nerne ol SECURITY POOL *· 11.m MISllff ... 1 .. 4 staling Ille proposed new Mldreu •J>d "There's no doubt t!bat ttle SERVICE co. 1nd tnat said firm Is oo"" The word "mane~· snail mun and •uch olller inlormallon as "'' Cllf kitchen exhib1't5 are serving POSed ol Ille tollowl119 oerson, Whose Include a metl>Od of treall119 ll>C! .. ~ Council ml'f reasonablV ~ulre. name Ip full anel Pltce ol •esldfnet la as lernal oarh ot Ille body for remtdl•I or St<. 11.117 Cll'f uc- the purpose for which they follows: hygienic purs>om. con•lsling of rubbln11. All at>flllc1nt1 belne .,.n1ec1 • tottmll We · t ded t l Herold E. Han. l09SS Wrlt1hlwood slroldng, kneading, Hlusllng or tapplnv under this HCtlon shell Pl'f en annual re In e n -0 g Ve Lane, North Hollvwood, Calif. WTlll tho hand or an'f Instrument, In· license 11 provldecl tor In Cl\aPler VI. homeowners a n d pro-Dettd M•Y 1• l961. eluding any manual manlPUl1tlon ot. or .Article ,, Part 11, Stttion 6221 Of 111o .. """"!'-born......._._ _ .nn.. Harold E. Havs lhe fPPllc1llon ol • m«hanlul device Cosla Mtst Munlclpal COdt. "'t'~-· • .., """'...,.. _. vr-SllN of Calllornl1, Los Angelo C011nty: to Ille 11\lrTlan lrunk or limbs Of ano1n.r. St<. 11.111 llultt •llf llttullll- portunity to see tile latest On IN\f ,, 1"'· before me, • No•arv exctl>I by • person hOldlnv an unrovok· The Chit! of Police shall cause ~ be Public In and for said Stale, personally ed certificate to practice the ,..allng art comPTltd rules end •l'VultllC)ft• In ide<aS in arrangements and appearecl Harold E. Hays known lo me to under the laws of Iha Slate of pronte<I form to be dellvere<I to each IP· """pliances • t a the be the person whose name 15 subScrlbecl Colltornta. Pllcant having been granltd a permit -,. · JUS S . Y lo tne within ln•lrumenl and aci'-nowled9· St<. 11.102 Ma•-petltrs dtfl""' which shall include bul not nttt»>rltv WOUld ap~ in (be hOtne,''. td he ueculecl fhe seme. The term "mlstHe parlors" ~hall be llmllecl lo Ille tollowl119 re· D .d (OFFICIAL SE.ALI mean and Include any Sauna Bath. qulremtnft: ye S31 • Nal Giibert Turkish Balh Parlor, b411~ treek (1) Every P@rson llctMed lo main• Notary Public • Calllornla 1 1 e 1 1 11 h 11 1 Among 0 u t s tan din g Prtnclpal 'Olflce In :~~.e,';, :.a~:ge; ~~~9~~ ;n/:1,7. =~ ~a~~~,c~~~e:~°'::r·~: !nvm::·~~: d~1Jlays is 1ihe "Seven Chefs ~o: t;~~~~s~~un~~PirH lnsliMlon wh•"' 1,,a1men1 of tne other thl119s menllOfled In this cllapter GoUl·met Klt-'-en," 6'l..e fu" st humen boelv Is vlven by means of 1n 1ne city 1hall at all 11mu kttt> • ui1 u 1 Februerv I, l94' mauage or b4th. «91•lrallon booll In conn e c: 1 Ion ever desi""""' for the h ome Pullll5hed Orange Coast DallV Piiot, St<. 11.lOil Musat iJI, meu111r or lhtrtwllh In Wiiien tach ·and llYtrV IS.,.,,. May 4, 11, 18, 15, 1968 71Ht m1u1v11 dellntd client's or P1lltnl'1 firs!. mlddle and b y professional chefs. t The word "massaglst", "mas$fllr''. o• last n•m<i 1nd <omPlett e<ldress shall A •'-· · .,,.__ S LEGAL NOTICE-I "maueu~" shall mean and Include be wrflten, tovetlltr with tllt dah ol llOu1er IS "•tit: ytrl· --------------both the ••n9ular and Plural. and $hall trNlmenl, end sueh book shall be p hony," a n all-electric, I.Alt n1 1110 m&an and inclUdt MY ocrson Who open at all llm<is to the lnll>tdlon o1 flameless kliltchen which is su"..o,m: .. T~oS:~o~io~~E ~~ell~ mouage as nerelotore de/in· • :!c:O~~fc::"!ti.: ~t:!~;;. ':or,~: d. J • •&. •'l ()()() STATE OF CALIFORNl.A Stt. 11.104 "•rmll ""uirtd olflcer or olllct>h or l>tlU olllctr or 1.Sp aytng more uian .....,, FOil THI COUNTY OF ORANGE No oerson shall tnvave ln, conducl. olllcen shall al 111 llmts, Wllhoul a W!Orth of appliances that will Nt. A·SHn mana11e or Garrv Oft lhe businen ot olv-.earch wurant, lleve •llfhotltv to In. be gl·ven aW·"fi at ~e ""'"-NE101T1t11CEo1 R15oY11EAR. DEBUYNBAGRiv'ED11ece1a01tc11.e Ing stram baths, electric lloht baths, •Peet 111 record$ and 111 pr_,_ o1 o 1.11 ... vu-,. eleclrlc tub balhs. sllo...,r b4fhs, sPOnge licensee where anv such llUslneu or clus.ion of the OJlle Show. crt<tltors ol the above namtd decedtnl baths. s1m b4 ths, mineral baths, Pr .. cllce of such lic•n-11 urrted . that 111 Hrsons having clalms aoalMI the Russian, Swedish or Turkish bal!ls. or or Dye said any adult may seld decedent ... requlrtd to lilt lhem, giving salt gtow .. or conduct. manage m The permll Issued by !fie Cltv HF.. · th H~-with the necesHrv vouclltn In '"" olllc• or Gtrrv on anv olace Where •udl baths Co 1cll 10 a btlh house or mesute qua .... _,. to WlD e applJldllA;es ot Ille cltrk of the above ent'lllf!d court, or are given or •"11 Public b41111"9 ol•ct parlor shall bt oromlMnllY diSPl•Ytd merely by fegisteTing, to present lhtm, with the necen ary which has In tonnedlon lllerewlth a In lh• rtctPllon arte Of Wch llUSIMSS vouchers to the undenloned at the Office st,am room, drv hot room Plunoe-. at ... ,, u,,...,,, ---.... -------------------------------------------------------------------of his Ailorney, ROBERT M, GRUM, 2.ll shOwer beth, or s Io e PI n 9 It< (l) The permit lnuecl bY 1M CllV ANENIDA DEL NORTE, REOOHDO commod.llio0$ Wllhoul • wrlll•n perma CouncO to 1 masseur or messeuse Grefn Valley poper ty. m09Pbere. ' munity projects. Selling So Fast We E Let The Model Home Get Away • • • • . ''I t . t T d. '' In Costa .Mesa-Where ns an . ra e Is Ready For You HERE'S WHYt The quick movin9 Del Cerro "indaftt 6u•rantHd tr•d• platt" mHns • new, luxury home for you •• • for little or n• cash ••• and low, low monthly peyments. So succ.nful we offer just 9 more homes on tred•. Come in this wHk. Tak• eclventage of "Instant Gvar•nteed Trede". )'ou'll be hapP.Y you cllcll +· '11 I ' I - IYIRYTHING INCLUDID Select from the fin• Del Cerro homes that offer every fHture you 've always watttecl. L..nd1capin9, block waR, iprinklen, bfg, big lot! You 'll love the 1mert entri11, itullt in range, oven, clishwa1her, even FHA approved well-to-w•lf cerpet, Every home includes gient 450 squ•r.e foo t "lonu1 Room" over the 91ra9e -grHt H pl•y area, den or edr• bedrooms. It's youra ••• and we're rHdy to tr•d1! Yn or •HA .,_llMS From $27 ,900 -A Ocu ID I t rl ..... M N .... , SW_. . ...,., A. lert• "Buildiftg °'"""' for Ntarl'V H"'1 A CtntMrv'' ...... '-.............. From Cost• Mesa, t1h lrlttol jun pest ).hr to Paula1lno {White Front l encl h.i"' rlgM. BEACH. CALIFORN IA '10211, wnlch Is the from Ille tllv C011ncll. No Pel"SOll shall shall be retained on the .,.,son ol place ol business of tile underslonfd In 111 ooeralt • mauagt Parlor or giv• such m1Sseur or mlSHVH whl~ ec· matters Perlalnlno lo the eilete of $41d lomentali"'1, mas.ago, eleelrlc or tueltv er>Vaved In such activity and cltctdtnl. within slit mo!llhs alter the 11'51 magntllc lrtalment or alcohol rubs, or wlll be disolayed to any peeu olllur publlcallon ol this nollce. """'"''· manag• or carry on •M olM• ur>en demand. Oattd Mllv lo, 19". where fomentations, manage, electric 14) Tn.. P@rmll luued b'f 1M CllV Donald E. Schnobrich or magnetic: lrealments or alcohol ruin Council 10 a person to act as masseur execufor ar~ oiven wtlhoot a written permit from or mas.seu!e for • Ucemed bath house 01 fhe Wiii ol lht ebovt nam· Ille CllY Councll. No Person shall act 31 or massage parlor Shall be returned, t!'d decedent a masseur or masstu~ without a writ· by such meu eur or masituse, to th~ lloMr1 M. Grum ftn permil lrom the Cllv Councll. Chief of Pollet within five (51 divs AllorM'f Al Law Sec. 11.105 Tr11lint 00001111 su aller such mnwur or museuse no t» Avenld1 D•I Norte No ,..,.on shall adminl1ler, lor hire longer Is so emPlovecl. RlftMO Beech, Calllorni1. '°117 or reward, to anv person ot lh• ooooslt• S.c. 11. llt lmmorel orectl-0Nllll11t-4 Tel: Ull) 11s-n21 sex, anv ma$saqc, any alcol>ol rub or It shall be unlawtul for anv i>enoo to Alto,...., lor Executor 1lmllar lrtal~nl, anv tomonlellon, any m,.sa9e anv olller oersor1 or give or Publlslled Orenge Coetl Oallv Piiot. balh. or anv electric or magnelic treat· administ., any bath or lltlhs or lo vlv• Mn 11, 11, U •nel JuM 1, 1"8 1.17-68 menl, nor sl\811 anY ""'°" cau.e or or administer any of the oltwr lfllngs --------------permit In or about his Plac• of busineu. mtnllOftfd In this cnaplor for lmmor•I LEGAL NOTICE '·>0111 CEllTIFICATI! 0' IUSINESS l'ICTITIOUS NAMI! The unclerstgned does cer111y he 1, con· ~~~:~"' ~st?"s~~1~.:i~. ~nde~n\r:r\~: tlllous llrm name ol u H I V E R S I T Y INDUSTRIAL RESE.ARCH 1ncl that 11;d nrm Is COMPOHd Of Ille following pen.on. whose name In lull 1nd plea of r~ld•nce 1, es follows: or In connecllOft with hi$ busfneu, anv purPoSet or In a manner lnle-' to ag•nf, employee or servant or any olher arou••· apl>@al lo or grat1rv tlle lust or p~rson und~ M' control, or -supe:rvision. pauJOM or sexual deslrn and IO dolno to administer anv such lreatmenl to any sllall be deemed gr011nds lor Ille revoc1· otrson ot !ht OOPOsllt $OX. tlOft of Ille oermll trtntecl llereund•r. Sec. 11.106 ExtlTUlllons Sec .. ll.12t fl'en1lly Thi~ s•clton shall not applv 'o anv ~ EverV per~, ~~cept ~ pers.ont trea1men1 admlnl>tered in 9ood l~llfl In Who are s1>eclflcal1Y exempted bv th11 lh• cour" of Int 1>racllct Of an'f ,..all"9 ch&oler, w'helher acting u an In• art or prole,.lon bv any ouson llc·•nm dlvldUJll, oW1'er. emoloYH of the owner. or permillecl lo oractlco any •uch art or o'"'rafor or employee of Ille pporalor or pro1e.,1on under tllt orovlslons of Ille whelhtr acllnv as a mtre helf>er tot the Buslne$s and Proftssions Codt of owner, t molovee or 0Per1tor or W't'wtt\er Rober! Clarence llrumfleld, Emerald Bay, Lavuna Buch. Calif. Oaltd May 7. 196'. Calilornla or ol any other law of lllls acting u a participant or worker In anv 1 3 ~•ate. wtv, who vives messave• or c:onducla • Sec. 11.ltJ Pumil re.vim mHHVI parlor or ,_.,.. or Wllo elv" or R-rl Cllroncie llrumfleld $1•1e .. Cellioml•, 0.1"99 QM\tv I On Mi( 1, 19A. btton ,,,., • Nolarv PubHc: lrl ..,. for said Stet•. personall\f apoeartd lloberl Clarence BrumOtld known to me lo "" tllo -~ wnost name 1• •ubscrlbed lo the wllhln In· strum•"' and acknowll:dged he e~ecutcd th~ ~m~. !OFFICIAL SEAL) Marlon ll.. Le Bus Noiary Publlc-Calllornlo Or•ng• Countv My Comml .. ton EXPlrM .Apr. t: 1tn -•ltY--"em• edmltli•~ or who ~Kika -elvl,,. No """°" or oou1t0< ot 1 IM!thtlouM or ldmlnlslorl"9 el '"""" be!M. Ilk• or mass119t l>arlor •Mii '"'ploy or trlc llg"I ball••· tlttltlc tvb bath•• uflNte the services of 1 museur ot shOwef lllllls. SPOnlle llfltlla. 111oor maueu.e or anv p~n a) suth wll<t baths, lcmenlallOf!• ""' belll$, "''IJ'r•I does n01 oosse.$ • valfd and current bath•, alC11hol rubs, RllSslen, ~sh or permit to wor·~ for $Old oerson or T<'r~ish blllhs, or •nY other lvMs o' operator In IMt eaPo<ltv as Provided b<llhs. nil glows or 1ny f'fot of IMrlDV 'or htrtt1n. or who dces or p1ac.UC'e'l any of tf'le Soc. II.IOI fl'trmll -1opt1ullon 01her lhin11s or ach menl-In lhl• Eac-h oersof'I. ~ror' cbt•4n1no ,. chapf~r wlthout tlr1t obf1tntno • permit ~rmn to cerrv on '""' bv~•n~SJ or. or """ paying for • Uctn" so ro do from wor9c" as A n"Wtn tor or m-'S$tt.1st at the city or shell vlolafe •nv provision\ ballls and ma.-a;.s as fl)ICd abovo, ol 11115 <1>•Pler shell bt oullty Of • •hall m•k• e wrltttn aopllcallon to and mlsctem•aMr and s/1111 be punlslleble as uoon form• furnished by IM Clllel ol provided tor In Sec:llon 11 IS of th•s Piiot, PoliCP. which sholl bt •l9Md by such Codt ·• 769... apptt'8nl In •ddillon lo anv oth., I~ Seclion t. Ther~ Is l>Prtbv eddtld to Publlshf!d Orange Coast Dail\f MeY 4, II, 18, 75. 1968 --------------formallo~ wh•ch m•Y reasonablY bt re-Chapter VI, Article 2. Port II, Stcllon dna LEGAL NOTICE quired by lh• Chltt ol Police, uld BP· ot ttoe Cosla M•H Municipal Code IW!lltll um NOTICI TO CltEDITORS SUPEltlOll COUltT OF THE STATI! OF CALIFOltNIA ,Oil THE COUNTY OF OllANOE No. A·5'76' IAN G. MACOONALO. E•l•lt of O•ce•1ed. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo lht creditors of lht 1bove named decod•nl that all P@rsonJ having claims against '"" $aid decedtnl are rt<tulrtd to Ille lllrm. with the nec:eswrv vouchers. In lh• ofllce ot lllt clerk ol the 1bow enlllltd court. or to pre1!nt ftwm, with the n~tS!.~ry VOllC'htrs, lo tlle undenluned al ,,.. ofllce ot GREENBERG ANO GLUSKER. Al· tornays, 97'l0 Wll•hlre Boulevard. Beverlv Hiiis. C1lllornla 90711 which I• the plat• of business ol the und•nl91\td in all m•f· ten pertaining 10 Ille u tate 01 uld dfct· drnt, within six monlhs alter the 1i.s1 publication of l!lls notlc.e. Oettd MaY 10, 196'. E\..EANOR G. MACDONALD E•eculrlx Of ll)e Wiii ol lllt above nam· ed dececlenl Ot Mnllore ind 01vanr mt Wllshl" Blvt. ltv•rlY Hiib. C1lli.rl'll1 90212 Ttl: 2U·t7'-SUt AllerM'fl tor l!•ttufrlx Publlslltd Orange Coast Da•IY P11o1. Mtv 11, u . 2s and June I. 19b8 8J0·6ll LEGAL NOTICE ,.JttO CHTl,.CATE OF BUSINESS l'ICTITIOUS NAME The undersigned do ctrlolY thev are conducllnv • business at Nrwr>erf Brac.h. Calllornla, undtr the llcflllOllS firm n1m• of t NT ER HAT ID NA L PROOUClS COMPANY 1nd thftt >11d firm I> com- oosed ot the 1011owln9 oenon>. wllOSe names rn 1u11 •Ml olac.u of "'~~nc• 1rt ai tolfows: Robert E. Hilliard. RtdWOod City. C.nrornla Jotn Colwell, '1'1 &1nd Slr~t. NowPotl Buch. C1lllornla Dated MtY J, 1961 Robert E. Hiiiiard JOAn Coltl<tll Sleto ol Calltornla, 0,."l"t County· On Mn J, 1961, ~fo" me, • Nolarv Publl< In encl tor u ld Sl~te, t>trsontllY apo.ared Robert E. Hllllard and Joan Colwell known to mt to bf lhe person• wflolt 111mes are subscrlbtd lo the wllhln 1nolrvmenl and acknowled<ltd they ,,.. KUltd Ille 5..'mP, aoplicalion $llall •how lllf •rue name ol shell reed H follows: lh• 1oplicanl. his flctltlou• neme or "Sectllfl 6121. Llca!IM ""-~ namts. II any, his &9•· his prutnl ad· Parlt", 0Hr•to" •llf l!m•i.r-. dres• In !ht City, or elsewhere, hi• pro· Everv person owning, melnl1lntng or P<,.ed bv•lness addreu In lh• Cltv, 1ht conducting • musttt parlot shall 11•Y. "°""" under which said applicant con-ll>C! •um Of tlllrtv.fl11e dollars per vur. dvct"d t!nv similar bv~l~n, It i11nv. nnd Every m11as19lst. rxceol any ""'°" l~t oi.co ol his r••ldtnce el such lime. who owns, operates or conctucts • tn11tin•r with such a1>ollt"aflon. Tht ae> mautve parlor In the city, lll1U PIY ollc~n• 1hall furnl•h a recent phOtooraPh '"" sum of llllttn dollars Pfr veer. 01 111msrll ond hi• flnvrrprlnt• to lht This section $hill have ne -llallo" Cfl••• of Polle• and no tllKI us>on, tnd 111111 not M S•ld lorms. •"•II also lnclll<M In ad· COftslrued as tPPIYlng to, any of the dlllon to sue" 01nrr lnformallon u shall P@rsons dul9nalecl •• lollows: b• rtoulred ov thf' C~ltl ot Ponce. the Pflyslclln. surgeon, dllrOPrldor, lollowlno· osffOPllh or •nv nurse worklnt llfldtr •· Wrllll'll prool l~at Ille applltan the suPtrvlslon of 1 Pllnklan. I• ovrr lh• ege ol twentv-one veers. •ur9f0n, chlrociractor or or'-ftl du-o. Tnaf aoplic1nl hu btln a bona IY llcenstd lo prectiee ~Ir retlledlvti tide retl<lent ot countv eontln~IY orofHsiom In the state." •or nlnetv l'IOI days lmmedlalelY SK"-" J. This Onllne"ce &llell tlkt ef• oreetdlno the dale of m1kl119 ee>-feel and be In full forct llllrl'f (301 dan 01;cat1on. '•nm and eltw Its PISSl!lt and Prior to c. Wrlll•n oroof of IPPllcant's ••· the tulrallcn of IUtffn (15) d•va from II• porlenc. in lht orolmlon. work and passage be published once In Ill• Otange method ol treating th• e-i<tetn•I Perts Coasl Deity Pilot. 1 newSPIPlr ol 11-ral of th• human bodv tor remedlal or clrculallOft. printed and publlsl)ed I" Ille hyo;...,1c purPQSu by rubbing, slrokinv, City of Coria Mesa. tovelller wllh the kMadlno, aalu•llno or llPPIM wllh n•~s ol the memlltn of the CllY Council In• n1nd or hands or by ln>lrumenl, vollnv for and avelnst the Hmt. or such •PPllcanl MUSI furnish I PASSED ANO AOOPTEO lhls 20th div diploma or certlfle&le ol gradu11ion of Mlly, 196'. "°'" • recognll4'd schOol or IMtltvflon A. L. PINKLEY 01 ltarnln• wherein Ille method, pro-Mllvor of Int '"'sion 1nd work Of mes$1glst Is Cltv ot Cosli Mts• l•09hl. ATTEST: ' d, Wrllt.., sla'-tnls of ef MISI C. IC. PRIEST !Ive bona fide residents ot 1he county Cltv C Jerk ol the City of Coste Mt:•• thal Sueh 1ppllc1mt b ol llOOd rnonl STATE OF CALIFORNIA J clleracter. COUNTY OF ORANGE ) " t. Rrcord or 111 trrHls &nd con-CITY OF COSTA MESA I \llCllOllS lncludlnt traffic vlol•llons. 1. c. IC. PRIEST, City Citric of Ille Cllv Sec. 11.1" AtoPllutltfl.-.,,,, .. y_ .. Of Co••• MHI and ••.officio Clerk of the •••Nca111 Cllv Council of the Cltv ol Cosl• !Msa. All otrsons employtd bv an •ooll'8nl I htrtbv certll\f th•I lh• above and forete>-"1•11 .complttt "'" same lorm and SUD· Ing Ordlnanct Ho. 64·19 was Introduced ptv Ille 5"me lntormallon as rtoulrtd of and conslderf'd s~cllon bv section et a su~ 8PPllont II en adver•e rtPo•t Is revulM meell~o ot u ld Cltv Council on mllCM by Ille s>oli~ dtH>artmtnf, ell•r lls 111• 6th dav or M•Y· 1968, and lh~r invttti9alion, the dty cou"cll m•Y· after o~""" and adoolod as • wllole el • • Public hearlnv. ttvokt Ille llc•nt• ot rt11u~r mttlill9 of nld Cltv Council lll!ld •udl &PPllcanl II such 11>11>lltant emPloV> Oft Ill• 70tll dav ol Mey, 1'61 by Ille suctl oerson. 1011ow1no roll c.all volt: ~~1c1~~·~w:.t!r:.i.: ... u cm• •n in·• ~~,~~~. ~?.uc~~l~~'1!~n-:V~~i"' VMllP•flon to bO me"' o1 eat'll AD-NOES: COUNCILMEN: Non. Pll<ellon I nd fPPllant and shall N!pOrf ABSENT : COUNCILMEN: None Ills findings lo Ille Cltv Council at fhf IH WITNESS WHEREOF, I heve lime the •PPllctllon ts lo be considered her•unto· set my h•nd •nd alflxed fllf SHI bv Ille Cltv Council of tilt City ol Cos11 Meu. l!lls ,lsl div of SIC. 11.111 OrttlllllW ef Ptmllls Mev. 19". Tiie Cltv COllncll rnev lu~ a oerm.1 C. IC. PRIEST to .,, IPPllC•tll whtn II Shall ru~roobl• City (l<!•i'-Of lhe Cllv ol aOPHr, air.. invungallon, fhjlt tho ""' Costa MMa and ••-<>fflclo pflc.nl oosseases toOd moral t'llMacitr Clrrl< ol the c1rv Council tnd i• • prOHr oel"lon to ~noucl or Of ~ Cltv ol Cost• Mesa. work at wt'll busil'tS" Tl\f' Cltv Coun<ll Publllhod Or1119e Coe•t 0111y fl'llot, Mllroartl COiiins tMY con•ln~ con•idera!IOn ol •nv •P· M•v U. Int "3'41 Notary Publlc • C1lllor111• Ptl<allon lrom llm~ to llmt until lhe ln· (Sc•ll PrlnciPll Ofllce '" vtsllullon provided tor "•rein $/loll b<! Or•nt• County comolelod but tn no evtnl sn•ll s•kl In· LEGAL NOTICE ~~~~'.·mo E•Wtt vesllp•llon ewcffd sl>tv (60) Oevs lo Pu.,, • ._,. o,.~ co.Ht OtllY Piiot. duration. Anv a1>PllCA!i0ft not dtnlfdl _____________ _ " •'""' ·~ Wll!lln sixty (60) dns tlllll be dttmtd IAll..,. MIY 4• 1'· "· u. '961 7?MI ;;:~·~;,, ovrelllfl NOTICE TO ClllOITOH LEGAi~ NOTICE Stld ~mill trantt<I as provldl'd to• SUPlltlOll COUllT OF TMI Ml&i" 111111 be ~lfffllvo until rovolted HATE 01' CAL.,OllNIA FO• , •• I .. SU .. HtO• COUllT 0, TlfE STATS Ofl' CALIFOllMIA FOil TMI COUNTY Of' OllANeS lit.. A-61111 MOTIU 0' MHlllltO Ofl fllTITION FO• ... OIATa Ofl WIL.L ANO CODICIL. ANO FOil l ITT a ll S , TH TAMIMTAllY &Ith of Ide N, Stkltl, tlto It-It Id• Nellie S.ldtt. O.C.eMd. NOTICC IS HEllE.BY 011/IN llltt l.Ylt E. He1mt9 Ml tli.4 "'"'" e "tltlOn fflf .........,. ftf wlll 11111 Ctldl<ll tflll tor ,,..,. -flf 1..e11en THt-ttrv •• Petit...,. 11, ttt9tw11C!t to .tlldl It IMde fer fllf' 111tr Hrtkvl•"· ,,.. 11\tt 1119 1""9 efld ,llee ti '-t'lltl 1111 '9fM Mt lletll Mt 19' .,_ 7, ltM. ti •ito a.rn.. Ill tM --ef OIHl'l-tt 116. 1 fl/ Mid -rt. It IOI Nottll lrotftt'f, In Ille CllY llf IMl1 ""'· Callforfllt. °''"Mn 11, 1Nt.. W. W, IT JOHN,~ Cltrtl. J..-a.---. ,.~ ........ 0t *""~.O 1111 ht,.lnalfer provldtd. THI COUNTY OF Oll.AMOe $It. 11.lll lltveott.., ef ,..,....11 N•. -"..,,,. The City C011ncll mn rtvolt• or sUI• Ettel, of FR.A NC ES S V 0 I 0 0 A, otnd Ille oermll 1nd llc-tnst ol anv Oectesod. -$01' hOkllng '411\'\t In ~ (Uy. upon NOTICE IS HEltEBY OIVl!N .. ""' roctMng sallstactorv tvldtllCJ' '""' t~ crfelllors o1 Ille •!love ,..,,,. ~ Mid ~rmll"" or llC~•et Nl l»tfl con· llllt •II ""°"' lltvlnt c1t11111 ... 11111 "'9 vtct"' Of, 01 ht \ rntertd • t it• ot oumv said ~I ,,.. ,_,,,. to ftle "-"'-to 1nv v!olttion ot "'' orov11I011J of thlt wtlll Ille ntet"41rv vouchers, 111 Ille el'llee M(tlon or •nv otllfft l•w of ordfMnU Of "'* cltflc Of Ille Move'"""" c:Mt, ~ ol I~ Clly or St•lt rtllf1M l'O lllCll = ~'::"~WI:: ~.;.:-= buslMIJ. OI' I/POii 1111 t-Mtlldltlon tnd H-ilS Wttt Tillf!I 9""" =" Of Ille Cllltf (II Poll~. Tiit (II~ OI Ant (ll"°'111e '2POI -ICll la -.. .!.-'941et !MY rtcOf'I\"*"* ttV'KlflOll ef ' _,, -- "" ,..,.,11 bwtf ..... ,..,..., """' a.6 !Ml-" "" """'9 ..... "' '" ...... tlOll 11,lltl If, '""' 11'1-lltatloll. "" :m: ~-:: :.-:..-:~~.~ _.,,,lft .. " etttenl'llllN to llo ... ,_ W110 It not of toed lllOl'1 t dwltldW or II !loll Of 11111 Mflc.. ~IMll not 10 bt t ,.,.,., per._ to Oaltd Mrl U , t• ~ ... WOl'lt •• 111(11 ..,.,....., or FINI w .. twll ..... ~ .. rt<tlllt of lllldtft<lt Ille! Ill• " C:.11 .... 1• '*""'"" or .., •• 11 . -11111 In :~~111oc:=: !n'IMOfll• !--" fW tlMrwlH .. t~t 'Oflic.r RlllQlflDr lf(flOMllll ~uct or b t II t v I o r • Of the Wiii -Wle ~ • wmtt or 11-.. tlllll 11.tvt AlleW • ..-~ 1>Mo1 ttvOl<M lll'Cltr tllt ltmlt flf !Ill.I ........,_ ifdltfl, tit eflltr -llefftoft fOf I Y_, ,.,_ _. ""'9 11trmll IO ~rrv ot1 1 11m11t1 llutl"'" bv JIS Wttl TMf'f """ MIC.II l'tnol\ tllAll ti. contld<'red for t , .... AM. C ........ mtt ~ Of -OI .,...,. rrom "" "" GI ............. : ,.,..,,, llt ........... """'· IM~~tMU hi (IU) MMI.-.. , ... ......, ........... """""" OrtMt Qllll,t Delly _, 11.a.H.1"' W()i -·!di! A"'"'"' ... ,....., .!'_l_llf1 Sec 11 114 ........... MNl1f't ""'llllwd Or-Cont °''" :r.: ll1HI NO "-11 eNI( .. ""81cM 1Mt11,. ,,,.., 11. 2J .... ,,_ ,, '· lM ·-.... ' .. .. \ JO DAILY PILOT Saturday, May 25, 1%8 Real E~tate Questions end Comment By Randal McC.rdlt RMltor Would you help a couple of Real l1t1t1 atudentr JOIVt a 1triou1 question? Where it the larveet office bullding located; In New York, Chic"o er Los Antel"? What i1 the name of thit bulldlnt? · .D.O.R., Cotta Meta The world's lar~ office building ia the P~ntagop. Stan-ding on the Virginia side of the Potomac Just out· side Washington, the huge f.lve-sided building covers 34 acres, has 17 miles of comdore and boOJel 27,~ of· fices. It was completed in 1943 at a coet of $83 million and is made up of five concentric buildings of five floors each connected by 10 spokelike corridors. • · Recently, I heard tfNit FHA made 1 change In their policy. What is the new lnter_.t rate? There always ... ms to bt some confusion on FHA lnterett rat11. What :1bout thlt mortgage in1urance? Alto, what about c0tt1? Have the charge1 changed? Thankt. . M.F., Huntington leach The present FHA interest rate is 6.75 percent plus one half of one percent for FHA mortgage insurance. The e!f ective rate you wiJI. be paying on an FHA loan is now 7.25 percent.' Some confusion may ext5t because of the one half ot one percent for martgfke insurance. This always must be t~ken into consideration when figuring the COit of repaying the loan. The FHA mortgage insurance is for the. protection of the government, and does not in any way inlu!e the home owner. The sole purpose of the one half percent is to give FHA financial protection against foreclosures. The costs of obtaining an FHA loan can vary from three percent to seven percent of the total amount of the foan. Reasons for the differences are: the financial stren~tb of the buyer, the amount Of the down payment and the home itself. The buyer (by law) pays no more than one percent of lhe loan , and the seller pays the balance of the points as a loan origination charge. lt't Rtaltor WHld So what! What's IO grHt about selllng dirt? Un1i1ned The comments below are not characteriistlc of just a few people wbo think well of real estate. 'Ibey repre- sent the consenius among mm of wealth and the great leaders of all time. The real estate salesman can bold his head high. His product is indispensable. It endures against all f()l"JM ol adversity. It is the best of all in· vestments. HENRY GEORGE: Everywbe.re, in all time, among :i 11 peoples, the possession of land is the base of aristo- l'racy. the founMtion of great fortunes, the source of no wer. Those who own the land must be masters of the r~:1t. Land can exist without labor, but labor C9nnot ""'tlst without land. THEODORE ROOSEVELT: Every person who in· vests in well-selected real estate in a growing eedion of a prosperous community adopts the sUTest and w est method ot becoming independent, for real estate is the basis of wealth. BRUCE BARTON: There wu a vacant lot opposite my house which could have been boup t for five thou· sand doliars. A month ago a man bought it for twenty· eight thousand, and two weeks later sold it for sixty thousand. I take ~ my hat to him. He •w it was a gold mine. It didn't look to me like anything more than a vacant lot. .JESSE H. JONF..S: I have always liked real estate - farm land, pasture land, timber lan~_. and city property. I have had experience with all of tnem. I gue11 I just naturally liked "the good earth", found9tion of all our weal fa BILLY SUNDAY: The renter who sings "Rome Swed Home'' is kidding himself and serenading the landlord. Rent money once handed over is gone for· ever, but the money you put into a house is sti11 yours. It changes its form -it becomes property insteed of gold and simply passes from your nght pocket to your left. . ANDREW CARNEGIE: Ninety percent of all million· alfes become so through owning real estate. More money has been made in real estate than in an industrial in· vestments combined. The wise young man or wage earn· er of to-day invests his money in real estate. ~IARSHALL FIELD: Buying real estate ls 'tlot only f'1e best way, the qui ckest way, and the safest way, but th~ ONLY way to become wealthy. HETTY GREEN: Real estate is an imperishable as- ~t. ever increasing in v.alue. It is the most solid secur· ity that human in~enuity has devised. It is the collateral to be preferred above all others. and the safest means of lnvestln~ money. HENRY WARD BEECHER: Land is a part of God's estate in the globe; and when a paroel of ~ound is deed· ~d to you. a~d ... you walk over. it. and calJ it your own, it seems as if you had come into partnership with the original oroorietor of the earth. SENATOR W. E. BROCK:. In buying real estate . . vou have a freedom of pc>lleSIJOn which other invest· mcnJ,s do not ~ive. No one can freeze you out. No one c11 n run you off. It is yours. I made a real estate deaJ 16 years ago against a banker's advice and sold the property in .five yean for over $100,000 'Jll'ofit. plus six neroent net income. U I bad put this profit back in stocks. I would have lost pncticaDy all of it. Wax Museum Erecis Big $200,000 Sign One ot the large1t ud . the wurJd'a largttt wa.x most spectacular 1ipa in muaeum, w111 Pl1 nearly Southern Calllornla 11 •.ooo for the aiJn, wblcb acbeduh!d to be completed will ltllld tll&b above the at McMeland Wu ...._. Ire :uT::, =~ In Buena Part bJ A ..... I, _. tbt edjolntn1 PUlct o1 =-~:dtntwm:-~ LIWlc Art ...... lattl, N c1.. Co l"ftlll, art objedl~ __ the eon .,..., · f.inout Gold Rolla JWJct 1be tip 11 JOO feet biJh, ad a bqe rtpUu ai ,.,,,.. 2' eoo.. and wm "Oniel" cantd Of Carrara utllla 10.• llpt bulbs in marble a1 .,., the erlciriaJ complex 1Ctio1 ad an.im• by Mlehtlu plo. Both at· tion techntq\la. trlCtlont, newly enlarged New Rente·r:s Seeking Luxury Apartments A "new breed ol apart· mem renttt'" is evolving, one tbM can afford borne ownerahip, but prefers to live in an approximate '200- a-montil apartment that has the same amenities as a '50,000 or more house. So stated Samord R. Goodkin. Jnsidtt>t of the Loe Angeles-based r e a I estate r e s e a r c h and marketing consulU.nt firm that bean hls name. in describing the emergence of a new houllla flil!I of life he cootlDued. "TOday, tibt th.at is creattac a nYOlution apartm.t r • n. t_e r 1 - in apartlneat d11l19 ~ m particularly tile newly mar· the eaUre eNClpt of tperl· Tied1 wMb a workiot wilt - mecit 'lJvills. have mor• mooey, plan "The • 'old ..._.. "'a~ L.~tlr r a m 111 e 1 more retaUvel,y _,., to pluse : carefullJ Mid no lon1er Ult)' Yue.d wen.located necessarily equat. a bome and ldtqute ...., dose with a sin1le family residen· to work IDd p u b 1 i c ce. / tr~. laa ..u as ''They demand creater fl'ffdom tram ownership sophlstieation in t b e Ir woniet," Gooclrtn akl. apartments; they wa aJ "nit race al America Is oh3ngiog. And apartment living as a way oi Jlfe, ll'Pt a temporvy stopover before bome ownership, is ooe of them," he concluded. ,._.. .. , wtao"ta Mae west eout dldltioal aource for the Natk>all A~ of- Ho11'9bullden, RI quick to pcMat out tbat onerlbip ls too..,~ in Amtr1cu valuet far it to be•---------:-- afflCAd 1D Ill ...... future. IMlt be added that ril1Dt eoeu 0111d, ma terl ala , labor, etc.) .. pulbbl1 alnCJe-filmil1 d w • l li n 1 pnc. almalt out ol,... ol tbt Jonr ....... , .. come tncbtl. BRIGHT TM DAILY rlLOT 111•••• lh HWt Ct•ett,. llpt, ti,llt •fMl ~ ..... •"4 ,..., ........ ... ........ ~-' ... ~. ..... "But lite R)'1la and tra:ii· star.dard equipment ltellll &net YMMI ... dleqing,'' that wtre formerly CCIII· ---------.------. -----iiiiiiil• PREVIEW UNIT 4!" . Minutes From The Beath ' . Thi MOSt Eiciting Family Connunity in Orange COllHJ: Now! FHA • Yet Terms in the $30,000,000 Walled Community ••• Country Club Living Preview • br1nd new unit this week of the exciting Parkside Homes •.. or see the Northrldge Towne Houses or Stville Garden Homes. Enjoy low FHA Terms or Veteran Fin1nclng -P"fTntnts IS litt le IS $147 per month. Enjoy parks, pools ... real Country Club living in Orange County's most exciting olace to livel ,. I I'm inviting you and your f1mily to' see this new idea in family living this week. CommU. nity park, playgrounds, pool ... and a full time recrea tional program for young and old are pa~t of y~ur everyday life at Green Valley. We think you II never want to live any other way. S.. The 7.Chefs Gourmet kitchen From Coste Mese, tekt the MW S•n Di.90 "-ewey E.st to the Evct.d off·r•mp. ~ Euclid to W 1rner end 90 left 1t W .,,,., to the GrMn V1lty entry. This WHI:, • G'"9\ Volley It• Developmen1 of GEORGE M. HOLSTEIN & SONS Tht Southlend'• l.ongesl utablbhtd Ntw Home lvildlrs .. ,.._,,y Half • C9"9Vry of Setltf9ditfl" •• the Or1nge , County • • ·Home s"°" • ' ' • Alln PartiDloe. ,_..,. are _parins for • rteorcf and diAdOr ~ McMelmld, brtU:iDCS~mmer MMOll. l .................. ~!lllill .......................... ~~'~ .......................................... i; ............. ~ I ' ~ A ..... _______ -._ ___ - \ I ' I t • a f t t' . •' • " ,, . ·~ I I ... ' It 1: I H I I t ·: . ' ' 1: ' •'· • I ' r • ' • • I ' '"°" i I • .... LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Ltth -Unir Homes Offered "..,. c••TIPICA't• ... CCMIN•ATIOM •o• ltOTIC• INVITI .. llDS THMIACT .... Ofl-fftlNHt vttotra 0r~ = :.r~=w 0~:' ~ ,.CTITICMIS NAMI 1111111 ?:00 11.m .. w-...t. JUM s. I ... : THI! UNOl!UIGNEO CO•f'Olt.ATION t i wl\lth flme 111«1 wlH bt -11~.l'f _....; ........ c.f~ 11111 II It condvcll"' 1 •M ~ el !tie otllal of IN ~ _._ t flt Twm .... I Way, Olatrldl. .... 11111 A-F-1•111 ~ =lf~C--; ::...~t\M V1tlrf, C.1"9tnJe, for Ille 191i.._1na; AYaiWIUlty el VA ~· c\DC fMtu.riac n o down paymenU h a S aUncied JJllGY home buyers t o Westbaven ill recent weeks , it WU amtOUDCed by Frank MeF•land Sr., head of the McJ'wland 0ompaJly. sat.s qents for the develop. ment, now offerin« bomtc In the four1h unit. McFarland poimed out thet the t.YOl'able nn.clng tlenne, wt1id1 ill llddition to VA alto include FHA and C00"'1tlonal prvgr-ams. bas deftllitely been one of ttle big tactors for 1he steadily increa&lng Nies pece. B«b <me and two-9tory dftlltngs are available, and ..., .... """ .. ---: ...... --.. .. I~ 5ALE OF Fl••ous ~ NON·FE•· ... A "-1~ ..-.&.to. a.-......-.-....... -· ltOUS SC••' METAL -, __ P-t--""-aa IN -""'-.._. llf'lnclNI llltol tf IHclflcallool Ne s,..., ,.___ ......,_ "'-'A. llMI-It • f91towt: lld must bt ~ on Ille *""' ••'"' OI' --oecailGllllt C-C.,., 612 Ttrml11tl Wtv. '°''' p1i.ci IW the Dlttrlcts I~ •c.c.rdtllU ::; ramlly ~room W~I! ell ,...cwt•'-ff IM_,_ ....... · rOOftl, 1 ... as "'lllM 11111 11'11 dev of Mn. 5M<llloll~ * llleMI ·; ~ and l'WO Or' ~ ()on. ""-c:.t.w c.,, llllonMllOfl """ lie o1119111ef et 11oe •llow t.aining a numl>ef ol delip "'""'It. G1't1'"'9dt Jd',_, .. ..,_ •M411 tr .. !flt. lnno U ......., 1 T,....,., ~~°':' Offlcw va on• .,., u x u r y STATE °" (ALl~OltNIA ) P'llbtllllef Or•-C-t 01llV ""' features. ltey •e pilnDed COUNTY Of' OUNOI I .. MAY 1S. ,... tJ...i to Id th ul.a..;. te in On "'11 17111 NY of May, A 0. lffl, • prov e e wua Nfor9 me Jo..11 IE. D•YI• • Noloryl--..-LE-G_AL __ N_O_TJ_C_E __ _ comrort aod eocrvenlence for l'llbllc 111 Ind let Ml4 Coufl!\I ..... Slttt. •""•"'I _...,._rn f-"y. ""ldl"' tllereln. dvlY commlulontd .,,.,1-------------~ n~ .iau. •---lly -red '111111' 11. U•.ut A "'-'-•'-. -·'-" GfWYlhedt ._ ,. -.. ... ~ SU,ltUO• cou•T °" TM• ..--ly ....,...-T,.._.., of tfle --•!Ion flltl t•· STATI M CALIPO•lltA POil d..W... fHt\lre, acco~to N u ecutN Ille wttNll IM!""'*lt on btlltlf of THI COUteTY °" OllAN•• --e"., n:ts ,... ~··-llllf"elll _,_., Ind .... A4Uf ofAcials, la the Petio 't· IN ., •ctllowtedeM .. me tfwlt _.. -nlloo NOTICI °" ...... , •• ff PHtTIGll cben, ~b kA• ., -.._ _ exeQll9'1 !fie -· 111 WI ... Wllertef, I "Olt ,ltDUTa M WILL ANO l'O• ._ • .,..,.... ... ... ,,.,_,. Ml lllY lwllld Ind affl><ld LITTllS THTAMlllTA•Y venletit pass-b'ouch fOr Vnd w ,,,y officl•I Mel tlle dtY Ind y .. , In !Ms E11111 ol Victor ... Cox. Otcttstd. -"'--._ a.A Le.It• a-er ay c:er'llflctll llnl lbew wrlllen. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIV!N Tllo! easy lei YK.-~ w IU'll UUlll"llll (OFFICIAL SEAL) Firs! N11iontl Ian!! o1 OrtMt Counlv. • ....._ltailty bar Oil the ~O JOMPll E. 01vl• National 111n11rne AJJOCloli... has """ ,__,, ,._.. ~ Noforv ,.llbllt><tlllornla herein • ,..,,,..,. tor ,,....,. ol wlll •nd f o r indoor~tdoor en· • · noger Turner has started Pr1nc1 .. 1 Offlct '" 1or i.su•-o1 Le11ws Tn 11man11"' 10 ...:........... Fam·l ~ t.r ti 0r1,,.. CPun!\I ''"''-'· rmr~n "° which " m-tor ~~ _....,.,. I Y :. •=---• co~s uc on on 10 luxury Mv commru1o11 Ex•lru tvrtMr Nrt1cvi.r1. Ind .,,., 111e 11,,.,. •no separated from tile kitCMots uruts to be located at 725 Junt 21. mo •lea of he.r1ne 1111 W Mt ,,., """ se1 b band ~i.. t..:.--'•A D · 'ubll"*" Oronee Co<HI Ot llY Pllol, for June 14, 19'1. •I t:lO t .m.. In IM y y ~ uiu•, iUMI omingo Way , New p 0 rt Mav 11. 2$ tnd June 1, •• 1MI .. , ... courlrooin ol DtP•rlment No. 1 cl Hid have sliding glus doors Beach. caurl, ., IOI Norlh BrOldwtv. lo '"' Cllv leadl.nl to the b e a m e d Situated on the bluf( LEGAL NOTICE 0' 05:1":: ~":· ,~~~:~··· patioe, enebling resident. to overlooking the Bac k Bay , NoT1c1 011 ,u1L1c H 1A"1 N'" c .... ...,~·s! .. ~=.Nc;.::'!! c,':: utlliu the entire area as a each apartment is d esigned •1110•1 THI! ,LA11111N• co~ Ml""''· large e nt...-....:--nt nt MISSION O' THE CITY 0" 'Ou ... ISS T._ lftt C~ ·-"'' ._. .. .ue ce er to have a full view of the TAtN VALLEY o.-. c1u1e,,,11 ""' • for botb formal or infonnal w ater from the living room NOTICE is HEREBY tlv•• !Nt on Tel: mo MM1t1 ..._ ,_ • 1 WednH<lt v. June s. Ifft 11 7:30 P.M .. In All9rt1tva fw P'etllleMr g awer .. ,gs. kitchen a nd m a s t e r '"' Council c111mben. Cltv H•ll. 10100 Publlslled oro,,.e coot DttlY "''°'' Furnished and decoreted bedroo •t T full Sl•ler Avtt1ue. F~~tolo v • 11 e Y • May 21, 71 Ind J11ne 1, 1'61 '21-61 m SUI e , WO C1lllorol1. rr.. Pl1nn1119 Commission will ------------ m odel homes. illU6trating ~!conies ~e uncorporat.ed ~~.,r:.,~nc heorlno on '"' to11cw1no ••· LEGAL NOTICE the varied desi.g'M_ and Ooor m each unit. 111 .,.,...1 " .... V•'1lfl<• ""· 1n An -------------plans a v.ailalble, are located Designed by w ,. 11 '1 a m IPC>tll to •crlon l•ll•• bv lhe Ar•• NOTICI OF INTENTION TO ING.AO!! Vorlln<e CornmlllH on • ~ so. "· IN THI SALE 01' ALCOHOLIC in a landscaped, PM'k·like Blurock and Associates. and l~sllndlnQ sltn fer • prlv~I• church H VUAGES area adjacefllt. to the aales built by the T u r n e r ~~':'nu~f11'r.:;: ':rrhw•~: '.!1:,n:: ro WHOM IT MAY coNcE:N•,v 20' "" and informartion pavilion. A Const ruction Company or Avenue, H1w1l>orn• Chr1sll•n Scllccl, SVbltCI lo l>Sulnet of lllt llctnu ••. r"'l ·pped ..J.Hdr • A d' 1C>Pllc11nl. Plied lor. ncllc. ls lltrtbv 1l•1n lhol Ille w Y eqw .._,..., en s rca 1a and N e w p o r t Tiiis "'""" •• bel"4 Procn>ed Pu•s111n1 undtroltned Prooose• 10 ••II 11eo11c11c play grounsd is also feetured Beach these delightful ac-1o lht P1tnn1"4 uw. of "'' s111e of t>e¥ero1n 11 111e PrM'lt .... dtsc•lbtd .. · thi 1 • ...&...:..... ' • , C1lllornl1 (GoYI' Cod• .s.ooo •I •to I end 1011awo· tn S comp ex, >n-..u DMlY OOmmoda(lons Will feature Ille Fovl\llln ValleY Zcnlno Ordln1nc1 1617 Wnlcltll Drive be ruched bun 1he Gsden .fireplaces, electric ranges !~1J:'~,.°'~"1';f:· f:"1~. M~';!~n~;:: Pu~:;::,rt :·~h inten"°"· 111e u"' Grove Freeway by drivtnl and ovens. Modern kitche n s DtP•rtmen1 1nc1 .,... 11v~111b11 1or ,..,1111c dera11ne<1 I• 1H1v;,.. 10 1111 DtH•lmeo1 90Uth on BrooJiiburri Just w lth complete lum; ... e t ln•pecllon i nd eumlnollon, OI .Alcohollc Btwr•a• C~nlrol for luu•""• -. . ..._.. SCen Thos• d•tlrlnt to IHlllY In fevor <Jr In bv lrtn•ltr ol In llCCllDllC beVtrfl~ COOK.MA 'IS' ....... v COUNTER •EATURE OF WESTHAVEN HOME past M c Fadden ift ceilings, intimate d i n i n g -111on 10 '"'' request w111 be 91ven lic•ns• <er 11unsn1 tor"'"' orem•sa• •1 -'-"""., r Westrnin6ter. areas ... OPPOrtUnllv IO do lO. II lurlf\tr In· lollow.· '--------------------------------------------------------· ---------lormallon ,. dfllred, YOU m•Y conrecl "" ON SALE GENERAL r Plenr1lne Oec>arlrMnl ., f6M•,. •net reltr (BONA FIDE PUllLIC EATING lo Appeal to Arte Verl•nco No nt l'LACE I NOWI FREE GUIDE TO SAVINGS IN HOME BUYING! THE BOOK OF NEW HOME BARGAINS!' 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Free Home Value Book will be sent immediately. 0 "·Js j --------------------"ddrtSS---------------.,...-Nam& CltJ ZIP------- Calif ornia Federal Savings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION· HEAD OFFICE: SUITE 1400, 5670 WILSHIRE BLVD .• LOS ANGELES ~36 I I I I PLANNING COMMISSION AnVOf>t dHlrlnt lo orotesl lllt lnutncr OF THE CITY OF" of •ucll llct nstfsl mav Ill• • verified oro-FOUNTAIN VALLEY It•! wllh 1nv office ol lht Otporlmtnl c' Slenlev It. Menslleld, A1ccllcllc a.verot• Coolrol. within lil Plonnlng Olrtdor •nd dtVs ol lht dele Ille Pr01>C1ed premise~ secr,11rv wtrt llrst !>0$1ed, s1111ne around• for Publltf\ed Oren9t Cot>I Oal1V Piiot. denlel u provided by law. Tiit Prt,.,lst· Mev JS, 1968 tJl-68 are now llc•l\sed !or IM st•• of •lecllollc 1-------------beverHet. Tht form of vtrlllcallon "''' LEGAL NOTICE ~P•~::!~ tram anv amco of '"" P'·J01'7 CE•Tl .. ICATI! 0" ll USINESS, .. ICT1TIOU5 NAME Th• undersigned oou c.rlllv •II• 11 ccn-ducl1"9 • busln .. s al 2616 England St A. Vlnc1n1lno A. Hulchl-Publlshed Orano• Coo•I D•ll'f Pllol MIV JS, ltdt .,,~ LEGAL NOTICE HunHntff'n Beach. 92646 C•lllcrnla, und•r ------------ IN flcllllous firm n•rM cl M L B. "·24''6 CREATIVE PltOOUCTS and IMI ~Id NOTICE 0" OIUOLUTIOll firm Is comt>OMd •' IN ICllcwlM Pt rt(lfl, 01' ,AltTNEltSHIP' WhoH name In full and place of rttldtnce Public nolfro Is h•rolly given !NI ue •• follows: lllch~rd N 5c....,_"94rdl, CA>slt M~•. Murl•ll• L. Olsen, 2616 E"91•nd St A. and Donald F Br1nstrom, Buena hrl<. Hunll1111fon Buell. Cini 926'6 l!tPretefore do1"9 ll<lslnts> under Illa Ile Deted Mey 7~ 1968. tlttf't'' Urm n111~~ ,.,.tt stv1t f\r Murielle L. 01 .. n LOGIMETRIC EtlGINEEltlNG 11 :;10 Slalt of Calllornla, Ortn!M Counrv· Ktrrv Ltn•. City rl Casi• Moo, Cou"'v On Mtv 7, 1968, before me, • Nolory "' Or•nee. !1•1• "' C..tllcrnla. did en t'>e Public In tnd lo< u ld 5111•, ~rvmallv ?3rd dl\f cl Mav. 19~!. by mulu1I cons•n1. e.ppeufd Murlrlle L. Otsen known to "'« dfnotv• th« ,,.,d outf\er$h1o 'r"* to bf! tM IH'OOft wh=tt Mlmt fs wbs<_rlb-tt1nnln11e t~•lr r~!•fi~' "' oar-tnen: ed In IM wilhln ln•lru,,.enl and '""" n adt,.,,,.,IM0&/1 she ueculod ll!tP um• $Aid buslnus In 11\t luluro wfll bt COf>-(OF;: IClllL SEAL) · dueled bv Richard N. Stllcw..,,.ordl u -Thomu O. Wvlll• snle proprltlcr>hlP. wM will DIV •nd Nolorv Public. dl<eharH oll llablllll•• •-nd d•bts nt Ill< Ora,,qr Counlv, C•lll. llr"' t nd rectlve all mof\IU oavtbl• t• Mv COlf"t'\MfHiOtl Exp1ru th~ flrm ~I. ll, It~ Further Mllet I• ,,.,.bv t lvt n lhat I~• Publl•""" Ort"9t CMll Oollv Pilot. 11ndtn lo-wltl not tw '""""•Ible, t•-Mav II, U, U Ind Ju,,. I, 1'6t m..a 1111• dtY Of\ for tnY obl1•111CM l..cv<rd bv 0-ld F llron>trom Ill hb _,. ,.._ or •n ~ name of ~ tlrm OATEO Al Cosla Mt>t. C•lllo•nlt . lhls LEGAL NOTICE P'·JOJU twef\lv·thlrd dn ct M•v. 1968. CfltTIFICATI! OF SUSINUS I ~1'';;''dp~.M~~wengtrdl l'tCTITIOUS NAME Publls-Orang• C·oost O•llV Piiot. TM undtrslgntd dots cerlllv I •m <M·I M•v 15, tt611 '7'.,, dlldlll'>'1 ------~lt~:;.~;nu":'t~r!es:;m~111:.7n~, ~.-~i' LEGAL NOTIC E RENT AL CENlEll 1nd 11111 ,.,Ii '''"' ------------Is comoMed o1 tt>e tollowlno orrson, PAlt·J" Whose n•"'~ In 11111 1nd olm of rtsi 51~,.0&'~~;11 T~0~=~0J~0~~1! dfnct Is •• lollt'W.. STATE 0, CALIFO'-NIA "Oii Loroln E. Gor~r1, 11S)(I Frotm1n THI COUNTY OF Olt.ANGI ~:~ueM~v·~~'.";~';i: C111toml1 No. A-mn l.c>raln E. GM~rl htel• nl Marlrn • Ardro Goud••· •lso St•te "' c1111orn11. °'"""' eountv · t~1~;,"'-~;~:li~~·1~;,r;:i th• P.?i:ltc~: 1~ 1 1':,•· Sll~or;,,':;• !,=:!:; creditors cl 111• 1boYt n~med dt<edenl •-trtd Loroln E. Gtrbe'1 known kl m• lhtl tll per-• having cltim• Ht lMI !ht ro be 1111 P'''°"-wllost n•-Is subscrll>-stld Otcedtnl ere reciv:red lo flt. !Mm, td to "" within lnslrumenr .,,., wllll Ill• necou•rv vouchers, In lllt offlcr >eknowledot<! ht txtculed the 11,,., nl lht cttrk ot lh• •bo".'• tnllli.d cou'1, or (OFFICIAL SEAL) . 10 Mt~tnt '"'"'' will\ ll!tP no<Hi#l'V JOJl!Oll f D•vl\ v•u<llrr·, lo 11\t undtrll9ned •I lh• olfk• Ncluv Public . Ci lifornl• cl II> •llcrnov Horman W. Gordon. J13Cl Prine. Piii Of Her fn N"'''" ( l11tit. S••ltt Hurrht-r 6. L.t~fWOC'd OrAN'f ("'•tnt" (11r• .. ,,, /j1 ~71'. ¥ft!'<" I\ tl'le 01,..<• ti My (Nntr• .. df'-n ["'Coir..-, bv\1"\ .. «\ ol t'-t 1'~t'r1·on('d In Alt rrfln,.., J 11 1'70 "'''. "f'l-0 ot t1v· f!>d•tr ttt vJft dl"c,.f' .. ,,t p bll•P,.:: 0;.,nQe CM\t O'ilV "''"t \NH'°llln \h mtnl~\ Alffr t""' flr\t l)Ubl1c~ U fi,.n ni ,,,_ • ._ ncflc,. MIY u Ind June '· •. 15, ""~ <')) ·~ D•l•d M•• J, 196~ ---LEGAL NOTICE ~:';~~~.~~\11\~.':;:ir.';, Jr ' Th• •be•• n1m..t d'Codt•I llQTICI INVITING 1105 Norm•• W. 01<-. ,-.,. Coun!\I Sitnil•llon Dl•trlct~ ot Sl>I N•rlft C•1r11, 0.•11<1• Coun!\I wlll rtce1w st•r-<I "'"' Soll• Numller • unlll J:OO 9.m .• Wednndov. JuM S, 1'61, Lau ........ C1N~1 MIU 11 •ftlcll time lflt1' wtll bt ovbliclY ..,.n...r Tel: UIJI N l-t7U end ox1mlnad 1f "'" clllet of Ill• A,_Y "' lio cul9< Olslrlds, !CIMA IWls Avenu•. F®otal• Published Oron111 Cotti D•llv Pllrl Val~. Callfenll1, for Ill• lollowlno: M•Y '· 11, II, u. 1'6t ,,,_.. ONE, 4-00011 PASSENGER SEO""' St>e<lllClllOfl No. A-ol' I LE GAL NOTICE llld "'"'t bt 111btnlfted on lllt form "'" -------------1 oli«d by Ille Olslrld.s In ""ordon<r w11~ I a.Alt 6" •" provlsl-of .... UtclliClllon• NOTICI! TO c•EDITOltS S,...;lfltttlonl, bid bl1,.1 •nd furl"-• SUl'E•10• COUllT O' THI inlormtllon mn bt cl>l•lntd •• Ill• STATI 01' CAL.,Oltlll.A ,011 tbove oddrtu. lel..,...._,e 161 lll I or THI COUNTY 0" O•ANOI: 542'10 Nt. A·"'61 T A Dunn Esl•lf of F"ltANK A. JOHNSON, .,.., I Purcho l"9 Offlc., •nown "' F A. JOHNSON. D•ce•sed I I Publl>hfd Or•no• Cot<I D•ilv niln_t I NOTICE IS HEREllY GIVEN lo lh• MIY JS, l ffl •11-'8 crfdll"" ol ~ obow no"'"" c!Ked•nl "Htt 111 Of'r'\Of'i t\4Vlnti cl11l~1 l'o11lnst tfW" LE GAL NOTICE said oece<ltnl Mt reciul""' fo flt. ~"'' wftf'I tM MCHttU•'Y YOUCl\HS. ltt tM offic--n..n of lht Cle'1< of lht lbovt tflllllecl court. c< NOTICE 01' TllUSTH 'S SALi :,,,;,;;,";:"~ .:::':'~"7::~"':t ,:<~:: On Jon• J: 1~~~·1 r~:~"'! M. TITLE ct n s •llorMvs C 0 0 I( SEY . INSURANCE ANO TltUST COMPANY, IS SCHUMACHER, C 0 LEM AN A'lCl dulv ADOOlnltd Tn111H vnd•r <11nd MINYARD. ISS lawn & Counlrv llOl'd O\lr$UAnl IO OM!d of Ttusl d•lfd 0••"9t. Ctlllornlt 92661. Which ti ,,,, HOVM\btr '· l .. S uecvltd bv FltANCIS ol•ce of """'"'"' of ·~ undNslnM<t In .:· H REOEWILL • ANO ..SALL y c mtlltrl "rlolnlnt lo fl>t ostolr ol ..,,,,. REOEWILL. ""'bind •"" wll• And de<tdtnl, w11111fl sl• ,,_,,,. .,,., ,... first ,.....,dtd Oftt"'bt' t, lffJ. lfl booll n6t 1>11bll<•llO!l of "''' nollct ..... '5. of 0111«•1 ltH:Or<!i In .,,. Olli<" Doled MIV "· , .... of JM Couo!\I RacorMr of Oronot Cnurtv Htrold P Jchnll'n Col1fO"nll1, IYILL SELi. AT PUl\LIC Extc11lor .t>I Ille Wiii AUCTION TO HIGHEST ll10061t FOR ol "'' ab?Ve !'•"'•d d•C"li"nl CASH (PIVAble •• ''"'t tJf .... lfl l•Wlvl COOKHY, SCHUMACHEll, -n•v of '"' Uniled Sl•ml In !ht lo'>bv COLl!MAN • MINYAltO. of Ille ...... 1 (Ptr-ln9 loll entr•nct DI Tille AH-vs Al '--· 1-.uronc• BulidlOO loetltd on 11\e 1st TIWll & Ctvflll'Y ...... HO"lhWttl tort>t' of Elthlll -Main °'""' Ctl ...... 1 "66t SlrtttJ, S•nl• •'II, Ctlli.fflll, •II rJOl\I, TIL: 111'> Kl.Jiii mw •nd tnlfrt>I convrtld ... IN -.,..,.." ... I HClllef fl<ld bv II vndtr said Ottd "' TNSI '" !ht '"°"•'*' Oron•• Coos• 01llv l'H•I oroHrtv sllu•I"' In Ille cl!\I of Nrw-1 MtY 25 •nd June 1. t. rs. 1'61 •n"" 8eoc·11. In Hid Ccunlv Ind Stole .. Krlbed , -------------u : I• Tht Soulll .. JI ,.... .... "' ''" LEGAL NOTICE NorlllwUI SI ... Mt of lOf t of Trtcll-------------1 "lo. l lJ, ln Ille CHY Ill N_,, he<h ,, ... :; 1"!; ~; ::f~"::...-0:.:. ::: CHTll'ICA'tli 0' aUStllHl !'Ile• ol ""' <PMf'f rtc-r ol said The ~~~o: :,~~ """' tr• caunlY mnCIU<llM 1 lluslntts 11 7)0 W ltlft Sr Stl. n-r •n-COPtElt aNI lllot ••ld llM'I\ I> "°"'!>('" (llnlllft~"-te NV !!It r•••\llnlno prlft> of !ht fblloWlllO °"''°"'' _, ,,.,,.., " <IHI •-of Ille flOlt t«Url'd b\' ~old 11111 .... •il~t o1 rnl~tn<t Ar• •< Deed ol Tnitl. loowll: U~ .,, wllll "" follOWS: ""'11. n Ill Mid Mtt ,.,.,,lded, -·-Mtrllyll S l'rtMllft. M S $ullfvt• " .,..,, -"" ltt"mJ of Mid OfH ol $1nl1 AM. Ct~letllll Trwt. '"'-""''"' 1nd •x:....,'lft et IM Sl\er9fl f: 1Cl111ti.r. lA5 I! ltlll S• 't'llllw -flf ""' lrvsts crH!ed "" MIO coatt Mfltl, Ctlllotnlt . • 0... .. Trwt O•IW ,,.., U, , .... Tiie Mlltflcltrv ~' said o.ed et MtrllY" s. Fronllln Trwt. by , .. _ ef • brto<ft M dtl•vlt In SMrOfl (, 1C1111e11r .... Obli••lleM -· 'II ~ , t 'y . Stitt "' CIH!ot'nl•. ore .... Cevft!\I• ........._,. ••e<111W Ind _.ll_td foo .... Oii MIY U, lMI. ~ IMo t Nefory DAIL V 'ILOT J J New Eyes To Spy On Mars By RALPH DIGHTON AP Scle11ee wnter PASADENA (AP) -Twin spacecraft with television "e yes" sharp enough to see objects the size of earth's da ms and w aterways are scheduled to fly past the Cabled planet M ars in the summer or 1969. u au goes well, scientlsts wW know for the first time wtie ther there is an in· ttlligent pattern to the dark lines. called cana ls, which som e a s tronomers b a v e o b s e r \'. e d crisscrossing Mars' sur(;lce. The spacecraft, Marl.ners 6 and 7, will be launched a few weeks apart between mid-February aod e a r 1 y April. With inllight steering m ane u vers. they are to fly within 2,000 miles of W.a rs in a five-day span between the end of July and mid-August. Details released by Jet P r o p u lslon Laboratory, w h i c h will g uide the spacecraft, show each will carry two camttas c apable or picking out s u r f a c e fea tur es as s mall as 90 feet across censlderably s m a ller than the 1,200-foot· long Hoover Dam i n Nevalia . If there are a n c 1 e n t waterways o r ruins of cities -which some authorities believe may still exist on Mars as relics of a long· dead civilization -these cam eras could photograph t hem . The best p ictures yet made or Mars -when Mariner 4 swept within 6,000 m iles in July 1965 -show n o d etails s maller than three m iles in diameter. Tllose details include a scattering of craters like those on t he moon, and some relatively s t r a I g h t d ark Jlnes s1m:llar to tire crustal cr acks round"" on e arth. Authorities say uiese lines cannot be the canals s :?2n b y scme a stronomers because C1ey are too narrow to be visible in te le sc opes. The wid est is seven miles acr oss. and the "c anals'' would have t o be t wo or three time6 that width t.o be a pparent in earth-based in· • S"uuments. Dr. Robert Leight.on of the California In s t i tu t e of Technology. chief scientist for the project. said in an in· terview that the canals, the season~lly changing light a nd dark areas on the plan· et's surface, and lts m yster· ious white polar c aps are the prime photograph ic tar• gets or the new missions. "As a physicist," he said . "I can be onen minded about the possi.billty of life on Mar s. It is diffic ult. however. to think of a g ood explanation of the changing colors if no life is there ." Leighton said Mariners 6 <nd 7 are not designed to settle rinalJy the question of whcU1er ther e is any form of life on Mars -that pro· bably can not be dete rmined wittlout landing a n in· stru mented capsule -but they will carry instruments t.hilt will ten wbeU!er some conditions necessary for life exi9l on the p lanet. Oasses Set In Wrestling I nstruclion in "Test.ling w ill be offer ed by Hun· tington Beach recreation in· structors starting in M ay. The six to 12-year age gl"Ot.lp will meet o n Saturda ys for eight week! s tarling May 4. from 12::ll to 2::;() p.m .• in the Marina High Sc.iool wrestling room. Scve.ith and e i g t h graders will meet Tuesdays and Thursdays. May 7 t o Au~. 1, frc m 6:30 p.m . to 9:::0 p.m . at Marina high. A fee of $4 for tile younpr group ao<J $5 for the older ia charged. Registra tion fOnns and i n f o r m a t i o n are available at the city recrea· lion d !!i:artmcnt. 1 7 0 S Oran1i1c A~. The Daily Pilot ..... 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PALOS VUtDES llENINSUl.A 17IOI S~ Spur· llASADlNA 671 S. I.tilt 1t Cllfom11 AANCHO TOWN) W1lsl111t tt Gren "E. SEO .. 182.,., St.man Way. SOUTttW£ST 2140 W. lmtllf1tl •wt ST COVINA 1400 W. $er.I~ PAAIC 10680 W. P1(0 • " '"' ""' lllllMllll:,...., H-l.ollll t• .,_..•,-.. ..... a"-"-"" C..,....... ' .... •en. ,__ 111 '** au, ,... -. o1 ••14 _,,,,,.,. c. 01~1-0ffkl•I It-Cb, l'tlfl!Y .. Vbflc. (11~1• Otite: IMY tl, 1.... 'fln<IMI Olftce Ill TITLa INSUlt.AN(I ANO elf-. C4MlfY TltUIT C~ANY My C-l•lolt alelll'" tt uW Tt\lllM. Metd\ 11. tm •• ·-w . ...,_ ~ Of-c-t Otill'f """"· • ....., .... Ol!'ker Mlf , .. ,,, ..... ~ .. ,... UMt """""* """""' ... ,... ""' ''"' 11"d L'k t ~ wtt1t 0ti11Y ,., ... , ..._, "' I I e 0 ~ Qrtlfwpi.. Mlrf,. lftt NM 4 11, I k d I 1• • .,,._ As An y . \. ' .. Hoiµe Construction Still _Lags Behind Demand BUSINESS AN D PROFESSIONAL .GU.IDE ? . - normal and In Bostoo a reaf Birmingham • n d An n costs. high pc-ices. lhortages Iodustrial upausion Md 4ay. Jn Cumberland , "---·-----,,.,.,.-~ estate broker reported Iris Arbor. Miebi,.., lbe out· or homes m general, or by tht resulting in(hu Of more Maryland. bow ever . a inventory was down 25 per· come ol cootrect ~ I.ht great many other buyers peoplt has been a agnifi· decline in activity at a ma- 1 • cent from last year. 1:k>n1 witb· buildiftt tnd4' In the market with him. cant factor in the tiaht hou5· jor chemical plant as a MATTRESSES • MATTRESSIS IOATII HO~P:S • TllAILEltS lrttpllr su.- :'\l'w nome coo ·unction <111rmic the first quarter ol 1!168 was unable lo clMl.i'I up 10 the steadily increasint dPmand for J:!0t1s1ng, and <Prtous short:ffes continued in mMt section~ of the cou~ try, according to Homerica , Inc , the coootry's oldest~ Mnal home-flndinJt ~ice. Accompanying the rush o! unions is likely to tdd '->the may nave finally h:ad to set· Ing mMket ln m a n y result 'of anticipated defense buyers were higher prices. iftflationery preuure o r tie rcr a b-0use &ar diffennt Amtrlcao com.munltits in expenditure cuts. is ex· Mrs. de Lima said. noting home prices in thole areas. trom the one he sought in recent months. Jn tt\e Seat-pected to bring abOot an • that prices ol homes in· In part.$ o1 W99tche1ter. the first place. This would Ue. Washing&oo area con-easlllg ol housing demand creased over last quarter by Noissau and Suffolk co.mt.ies bP particularly true if he llnued iocreeses 0( activities and a soltenlng ol prices. \ Cotlb Mna M1ttn•11 C.. iue Newpntt Btri· Uberty 8-1303 Crom two to 10 pe.r<:ent. of N~York State the price had been lookinog for a four at the Boeing Company have Ln the rest of the nation, Similar increases are an· of I alone M l been a ma· hedroom house wj.th 21h bolstered housing demand. sncnages o1 homes are ex ttdpated ror the n ex t jor f in lnlleting home baths. Mrs. de Lima · siais Similar conditioos were pe~ted to become mor~, • 'UPHOLSTERY •quarter. Most of this price prices. ln areas ot Mtemi ltomerica member brokers reported to Homerica from severe. and prices will con· - inOation. can be attributed and Sen Diego, prices hevl' 1n areas around Boston. Rochester, San Diego and tinue to climb • .ccordirtg to to the imbalance of the SUP· been bolster~ by th t Pasadena. ca.-on. Ohio: Bos.. Mrs. de Lima. "T'be!'e does ply and demand sjtuatioo in reporlted leek cl a n y SPattle. Washington. and In Houston, where no one no& appear to be any in· the housing market. available build;ng sltes. central f'l-Orida reported lndu•y .ia credited with tne dicatioe in the housing However. accordi.n« to TM horn• buyer ~ W4'1> heavy demand fQI' 1be vei:,.y inoreaMd= iaflux or ,eeple, market M there will be a Mm Upholstery · Uberty 8-4781 JJIO NIWPOIT IL'9. • \lthough hou mg starts were reported to be up dur· tr.~ the fint two months of the year. home buyers found lbe,i.r selections o! new and resale houses very limited, obi;erved S.'llrley dt' LIJTla, rxecutJve vice president of Homer1ca. in the firm's quarterly survey of the na· tiona~ home market.. Th1s '>ttuatioo is eX'pected to hf-come even more st'v('rt' in thf' coming month!I with an 11nl1cipated slowdown in ne"' construction ~ mortgage funds become le~!i available. report~ to Homer ica from not discourage<! Initially in limited supply ol. this type ..families are moving into thf reverNI ol these trends," their money in nearby Con-_::b.:..:ro:.:.k::e.:...:rs:_m:.:.:__T:_:o:.:.led=o.:.., ...:.•.:..().:..:hi.:.:.' o_:; _h:..:1.:.s _q=.:u:.:e.:.st~by:_:hi::'fll~..:fioanct=:.:::·.::.ng~_:h:.:o.::.m:.:.e ______ ~--•=.:":....:~::t:....:•~rat=e::....:o:..l ..:f:ilt~y:...!:per:::.._::.lhe=..:181d=:· ______ _:.I -=========== necllC)lt • .for t_xamplt, ttlan in ~t'W York or NPw Je-r~ey, where six percl'nt i-s the l1m1t. Jn the~ and other ~tales with such laws, bor- rowers seekm~ 90 percent mortgas.tes had lo pay two to rive pi>i nts. Each polnt ii; an additiooal ohars,te. usually to the l\(lmt> buyer. of one per- cent of the mortgag.. FHA loaM, which also have 1 ~ix ~rcent mterest c e i I i n 1! • WCTl' available in most com- munities. but with discounts ran~mg""from four points In Ne" Jersey and eight point~ 1n Florida. to as hi~ as 12 Homerica. 1 n r . . a~ ~peciallst.s in findmi: home s for relocatin)! executives sinct> 1955. is 10 constant touch with the housml? market in more than 4.000 communities coast·to-coa~t. Hawaii. C-anada and Puerto Rico through its oiix:es 1n :-lew York . Oiic:tg(l. Los \ngeles. and :'llew Canaan. Coon. and 11.s O('twork o( more than 12.50 member rral estate brolc.crs. Fl'NOS . .\\'AILABLE Generallv. funds for homr financing 'were r e a d i I ) available to tho~e people wtlllng to pay the hlgh rate!;. In Ohio and Mii<souri. for example. ratei; ranged from Ii'' to seven percent; in ronnecticut they reached 71, percent and ~veral or the western states. including Callfornia and Washington. reported 71h to 7:V4 percent for conventional mortgages. In those states where the rat ceiling on mortgage loans is set by law at six percent. obf;&ining h 0-m--e- flrranci ng proved to be more difficult t h a n rlsewhere because mortgai?e inv!'~rs were able lo get more for points irlC:illforoia. F:ven with these histh financing costs facing ltlem. househunters wt"rt' out in force across most of the country durini;i the first thrt'e months of 19M. Mn . de Lima observed. The first quarter is normally more active than 1tle f o u r t h quarter. but in addition. de· mand during the f i r s t quarter this year was 10 to 30 percent higher than the same period of 1967. :-.lew construct.ion during most of last year was at a very low level resulting in housing shortages which have y..e.Lto._be relieved. In Hartford, Connecticut. for instance. tihe inventory of available h o m e s was reporte<1 to be 40 pt>rcent of Sales Still Boorriing At North Bay Homes !'\;1\p~ continue to ™' hnsk 111 recently opcnl'<I North Ray Homes near upper Newport Bay. r t' p o r t i< Clausde Wag~er. !iales a~ent. There is still time to choose fr~hree. four or five bedroom plans, with two and 21.-i baths. Dramatic entries. walled courts and covered patios a~ so planned that the en- tire pool-size lot may be us- ed ror outdoor l1vin2. ~~'.K'ious 11vin2 r o o m s. ll'l'urr mai;siv<' ltreplaces of hrick and . lone Both frrmCll and lam1h· dinm~ rr "Im~ arf' prov1drct. Shd1~ noor~ l,..iid In ~Pclurlec1 l?ilt'l'len ari•i1i-from li\'tnit room And ctininl! rnom. Convrnien<'P kitcllen!i are fitted with top quality applianres by r.eneral F:lec- tric. and re-atlire p a s s through service bars for outdOOT dining. Many custom home ap- pointments are incl uded at North Bay. Enclosed wet bars. sepaTate s e r \' i c e rooms and d e c o r a t o r lighting fixtures. Open beam ceilings offer rlramatic in· tPrest. A uniquf' feature i~ the fact that North Bav Homes are not on leased land. resident& will own the ir own tot.~. Loxurlous master suites, ~nme with douhlP door en· try, fl'ature st e p ·down showers with priva tf' garden ,·1ew. marblt> pullmans i1nd abundance of w a r rl r o b e space. One model offer~ a quiet room away from main hvul'j! a11d sleeping areas whicli might be used' for of- fice or study. F:ach home has been designed to suit its own site by arohitects Salmi am:i Hochenberry. Built by Har- r" \.ates a-0d .John Lvttle. ~rrth Bav llomt'~ ·a r I' l'l'ClU<it'd. away from husy <;treeto;. m ~n arei1 thel of fer" heauty a n d con· \l"ntf'nce. Reache.<; ;1rp m i n u I P ~ aw;1y. Nearby freew-ays ~ve la-t access to all o{ the icrralrr Los Aniteles area $(-hoots for all levels of rclucation are within eai;y distance. 1'he area is served hy two major !'hoppM"lg l'Cnlers. South Coast Pina and Fashion Island. Ex- l'i!'llent 611:! percent financing 1s .iva1lable at North Bay. Take Newport f'rceway or Roulevard to traffic light at Santa AM Coonb-v Cluh. Which IS ~l'Stl Ortve. pro- Cl'l'd east nver windin~ Mesa Drive past scenic Up per Ne wport Bay to furnish· eel models. Bathroo01 Out~ Now It's More of a Salon "The bathroom is oul" That's the rather dis- l'lu etln1 conclusion of the editon o f Profes~ional Ruilder Maitazine, a f t e r theiT recent tour of model homes throughout the CGun- try. Thty find that In plact nr the c o n v e n t I o n 11 I bathroom. consi11tin~ ttf bath ._nd 8hower, tollel and w • ahstand, homebu.ildeu .u'e daignill llraer. more luxurious l'OC)ms that ue concetved 11 center8 for p1110M1 «ro om In 1, u -n •1. rtlau tion, a.nd ftnieM. Profnaiooal B u l l d e r r • po r ts thlt f h e se "penoaal care centers" 1n· dude .... to bl Ulfd .. ._.in, rooms .or 1Jtting ...,...,, They may have ...a t>.tbs. w h I r.1 p o o I bdlil. telephone. l\J.n tc1111p- m•. bookcuts. • n d Nlldlnl lllJ!ts. f or tM bealtlHftindtd IOmf !MltJtt t nrdle mtch.IM tnd •• nr1eCJ of 11111 tqU.lprnnt. They may also ~ tquipped with sunlamps. hairdryers. a nd m a s s a g e equipment (and plenty of electric outlets to operate them l. And pe.rhaps the ultimate in the new concept in bathrooms is the ''fully ap- pointed salon." W e b ~ t e r defines a salon a11 a "draw- lnit room in a fa1!11ionablP hnuge.'' P r o ft 11 ~ I n n a I Bulldt>r reports the idea 1~ not con(ined to exr;ien.slvt c1.111tom homes. however. Even in moderately priced homes. b u i I d e r s are creating bathrooms Wi th the dnwinc room look. through the use of cbandelit n . chaise lounges, paintinp , carpeting, and plantings. Often the nloo hat 1Ceta• to a private outdoor p1tio. or ls lighted by a Jar1e U · pantt of -1111 or a styu,tit. ,,,,. salon lhut 11 bri~hl i nd alry. and h .. • iardtn•lllt aettfn1. One builder 1ld tht effect his ulon btltbrooms crtatt i1 tMt tlw ott~ant I• "thowuina under a tre-e:· ~ \ 1 , . ~ NOW! LIVE ABOVE THE ·aA Y The Bluffs -· Newport Beach ' . America'~ Most Beautiful family _Co.mm unity . . The Bluffs -Americ• 's most beautiful community ..• the Southland's most exciting place to live! New un it! Ne:-" plans! N!w prices! Pools, priv•te p•rk, 'Hiking trails, a Med1terr•nHn styled community 1bove wonderful Uppe~ Newport Bay. Walking distance to schools, churches, shopp1n9. Newport Beach Tennis Club! THE EL DORADO Tiie finest •r•• in .n #le Bluffs! Above the b•y 1lon9side priv•te. par.k .... wonderfulgreens, pool.and entertaining area. One end two story homes. 3.-. bedrooms! Private patios, 1 true garden like setting. ~rom SlS,000 to $45,000 EASTPARK Brand new -•~two #!irds 5°'d! 2-3-4 bedrooms in a park fike a e with pool and t"MftS. Strol thru p•rk +o opping, school, or t.Mis club. ••se,...t;ons being take" for summer occup.ncy. From $24,000 /' "'Vi tit tit. 11""5 this w .. k..,cl ! Stroll lltrv ti•• ,._., •"l"I' II.. violtt lo tit. ••• •ftcl boy ••• Jr;..• 11.,~, .U••t ,,;.,1+0 ........ ••• wh•I livi"9 it ,.,Uy li~a. t c1 .... ·1 +hlM, rov'll ... , _,.. te t;... •llY!'lh.,. .-· Fron1 Cos•• Mt H , ftkt th• Pecifie Co.st Hi9hwey to Je"'bor .. RHcl. Go inlencl I ltft I on JemborH to Ford Roecl I Ee1tbluffl encl 90 l•f+ e11cl follow Eestblufl pest tht1 id1ool to the lluff entry. • ; . ' By • •·n Ills d point! 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I• ·'" C=lMM ·f~~""Cotll lleef cHllllftnt, 'f~~= NtowPOtt ft.: ~· ~, 7 f:"'· lilt '"""'" , H'fiW'9CN oid~ :~.,,..In $fl'~I, Hunllnoloft INICll. ~ By SYDNEY OMAJlR ~~ ~:u ar:'biteres~~~: 11~ ~ J!t,°f~l!f; wE-'\it•:, A<t1'9 ,:· ~:. "re:~J.e.1J:~ c~ 'PJ!'! .~li.f • •. ,,..,:.:-1·1·1on°tu~J.1:: eo~~r.:lriJ~~ID· :~cn•,-*~;l; A~cw;y~~~~· LO::lr.\!~:e. w~ Cern'--'. • MeM, :1 r·'!': ,M, u• ~··-· IM!k• Chiu ltoecf, n::....=·~ Tr.ii _ .... ""' Ille ... ~-· ..... ... 1u"" 11\ a.II c1•••"•i ': p.m • • • •' e(J OrlMI 0.l ... 1-11 Ind L~ t ll -. o.m. ceoi1.-flll 1 1 r 11 e , '1100 "'(ta& r 11tla • 2 llOOft, vii A r •!fol, 5-droft 7'. .mr ·~ w11e man controu 1~~~~~~~~....._~__;=::.:=-~::......::::::=..::.:,_::=..-=:::=.!-___.::=.::~-==:::-~~~~~~.::::.:.:;:__~~~~~~~~==~==-!:.-=.:~:...:...:....!!:.!!_..!k~u~nh~~~""'!!!-!!!~~E~..,.~«~·~c11~,~~·~~Ac1C~~2~~-~·[·~--~·11~1.11M!!!:._ •• t1:!•~··~"'-1Us destiDy •.• Astrology points the we.y." ARIES (March 21-April 19): Lunar position em· phasizes action. You get olf to -fast start but a v o i d carelessness around traffic. machinery. Steer clear of disputes with relatives. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Fast aotJon indicated where rmanclal transactiom are concerned. · Cb e c k • details. Don't be sold bill of goods. Means take time to know what's occurring in money arena. Hold bAck. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Display initiative. Take the lead. Express yourself. Assert right to be where you want to be and when. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Get proper rest; take care of confidentlaJ affairs. One who hc:is much to say about your career, aspira· lions is keeping secrets. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Some of your fondeo!t hopes, ambitions an revived. Y~ find out wbere p a s t mi&takea occurred. Today you put into action a new policy. program. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Those in position o( authori- ty may appear demanding. Be ready for a d d e d pressure, resPQO.Sibilily. Call upon pelt experience' LIBRA (Sept. 2.1-0et. 22): Finish what you start. Leave no loose ends. Good lunar aspect today coincides with journeys, publishint. strengthening of person& philosophy. S€0RPI9 <Oet. 23-Nov. 21): Take time to organize. Know what's going out, coming in -check ac- counts. Get fresh viewpoint on financial arrangements. SAG ITTARfUS (Nov. 22· Dec. 21 l: Some situations which were under control require a d d e d attentioh. Dcn't compound e r r o r s . Wait. CAPRICORN IDec .• 23· Joo. 19): Employment ~ . tivities are accented . .,.. find out why some persd_. · have been acting in unusual manner. Be versatile. flex- ible. Don 't argue over minor issues. AQUARJt;S (Jan. 20-Feb. 18 1: You may feel restricted. but tonight there is opportunity for greater s e 1 f -ex p ressioQ. Your perspective is sllarpened. Alter early discow-agement you feel wave of 'Opt.lmjsm._ PISCES (Feb. 19 • March 20): Don't force issues, but DEATH NoTic~s BELNAP IUchard J. 8elMP. J3Jf ~ltld SI., Lon!I Be.ch. Otlt of -~./Ny ti. 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FIRST OF All, THERE'S a trio or productions which give their closing performances this weekend. Two of these are at South Coast Repertory's tandem theaters -"Macbeth" at the Third Step in Costa Mesa and the Camp Film Festival at the Newport Beach Se- cond Step -both closing Sunday. And the South Coast Civic Light Opera production of "Oklahoma," which went on the boards Tuesday. windl\ up a five-performance engagement tonight at the San Clemente High School Triton Center. 'Slow Dance' Due David Paul, Francie Walsh and ~b Franklln are shown in a scene from "Slow Dance on the Killing Ground," opening Wednesday for three weeks at the Laguna Playhouse. · About Your Probleffis By AN.N LANDERS Repert8rf1 Fl .. le •• UCl~GoodWoman' Brilliantly Staged By PAMELA POWELL Of .,.. DellY ..... ,.... Bertolt Brecht's • ' Th e Good Woman of Setuzan," a biting • Marxian com· ment.ary on ttie incredible behavior of the trampled Asian peeeants. illuminates the brilliant potenUal of the r'rvine ·Repertory Theater aa no other vehicle bas ever dont>. -- The earthy e.pic masterpiece. wb.ic.h clOMs the UCI R~ ~on. i~ caressed and enriched as the female mind and heart are torn at odds over the Pternal paradox of. goodness over survival. need o( a Job as a mail pilot causes strife and disaster for Shen Te, is James McJGe. He is soft and gentk!, yet cl.IMtng and persuasive. Equally strong is Susan Bedsow as his mother. Jeri CoUins as Mrs. Shin, one of parasitic poor, is Utl'adorned and convincing yet pert and imaginative. Mike Van Landingham as the first of the three gods w~ search for someone who can remain good is <."harged w i t b delightful power. H i s laser-beam voice is a needed spark to the only c o m 'p e t e n t performances of the other two. Fot the most part, the • I Oomeay Team HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Jeckie GleMoa and Bob ~ will jodL. comic f«cet to~ ill "How To Com- mit Marriege. ·• w i t b Norman Panama d.irectint. -. . ~ / lf.1l111 -·~--r-r~ ,.. ~·:..l Jllle Qftde ................ ~ II.-........ , ..... .._ "HewTeS-A ........ .... , .. ur. .. "'-""""..,_ 3Eil1t5Tl1tN DIRK ~ROE SUSANNAH. "lORK ---· P•itiv•ly IMJ lYn. lawr.ence H.rvey Tom Courtenay Mi• F.arrow in ·"A DANDY IN ASPIC" John Saxon Mary Ann Mobley Milton Berl• Starts Wed.,' May 29 ,· "The Good Woman of Setzuan" winds up an am- bitious second season for the Irvine Repertory Theater at UCI. It's on the Studio Theater stage tonight and next Thursday through Saturday. There's No Exctise The good woman, Shen Te 1 Kathy Donovan l. the pitiful prostitute whose faith in humanity. goodness a n d · genel"O.!i~ is violated time and again by wickedness for survival is tdnsformed into t1 night or personal triumph for Miss Donovan. Deliver- ing strong monologues with quiet intensity, she arouses even the most bitter to tender com~sion. Irvine Repertory Theater1;===================~ll--:aiii;:i~~iiTill has left only a df!'l'lt on bits The Orange Studio Theater's parting shot of the season "Nobody Loves an Albatross." continues Fridays and Saturdays through June 15. Likewise con- tinuing is the Santa Ana Community Players' production of "Barefoot in the Park," also Fridays and Saturdays, through June 1. UP IN FULLERTON, THE Foollighters launched their season closer. "The Night of the Iguana," Friday and Will stage it Friaays ana Safurdays tnrougn un.es. Which takes care of the current crop; now a glance into the immediate future. The Laguna Playhouse mount.c; its windup pr~ duction, "Slow Dance on the Killing Ground," next Wed- oesday for the customary three weeks. On Memorial Day, the Rancho Community Players open their season finale. "The Crucible," for six Thursday-through-Satur- day performances. If this sounds like a heavy imbalance of drama, read on. The first two productions in June -both opening on the 7th -are also of a more serious nature. For DomesticAbuse Playing both Shen Te and her heartless sla've~iving uncle. Miss Donovan is powerful yet sensitive and totally engulfs the audience DEAR ANN LANDERS: The person who wrote in her poverty-stricken en- lhat 1)'lillions of American housewives are largely vir{)nment, a magnificent responsible for the shortage of domestic help hit the accomplishmetrt. nail squarely on the head. t have done housework Though none equaled the for 20-years-and-I.!.d-Hke-to add a kw-ward . p~novan. ft's not only the ridiculous wages women pay eaeh role was masterfully h h Id h I · t · h t porrb'ayed. and beautifully ouse 0 e p, 1 5 w a u n d e r p I a y e d to unob· they expect in the way trusjvely complement the of services. Some wo-back to it. -T. t. others. men who hire housekeep-DEAR I. L.: I received t1 Stunning as Wong. the un· and pieces of local au- diences. This one should wake even t.he most fre- quent theatergoers up to the students' high quality poten- tial. The masterful work of Brecht, bearing quite a thought p r o v o k i n g en- ding, combined with t h e biiWance-of.-.the... player.&, totals what could be one of the roost well spent even- ings t:rus year. The play continues tonight and next Thursday through Sa•turday at the Studio Theater in the UCl Fine Arts building. ers don't know that mow-mountain or mall from fortunate waterboy, was ing grass, raking leaves, former housekeepers whn Charles Hutchins. Exploited washing the car. putting and beaten by Shu Fu on ahd removing screens. said the same thing. You !Mark Byrd), also excellent. shoveling snow, nursing sald It best. Thuk~ for he bot:e the brunt of the Bo • f "l care, shortening h e m s writing. lf there's anotbf'r male "'peaaaats Whose only Y in l n& and s l ee v e s a re not •hie to thla story, 1'4 like to prey and method of revenge HOLLYWOOD (uPI) housework. Neither is hear It. was the letter of the law. Tony Davis, 12. will play a chauffeuring kids. re-''You CM'I ortly help your key role in "GllllrS ol ttie 11nrnesa MtN,..t)"'y \ ,,.~:~ J11' u1 ! These would be South Coast Repertory's produc- tion of "A Streetcar Named Desire" at the company's Third Step Theater in Costa Mesa and a revival of "The Pe'1i.fl.ed Forest" by the Huntington Beach Play- house. That makes five straight dramas opening in a span of three weeks. pairing plumbing a n d DEAR ANN LANDERS . 'luck.less brothers by trctilhpl-Magnjfjcent Seven" to be shampooing the dog. wa s married last year to <I ing down a dozen others.'' shot oo location i11 Madrid. RICHAAO boy I gew up with. He wa.~ Sh T ·d A d t [ID{ What some women expect en e sai · e P -========:::=;JI very set Jn his ways but I f b t h ,... a maid to do is unbelievable. was sure I could live with per ormances Y 0 5 e N•T1<io.AL GENERAL c~4T10N hut that's not the worst of it. unmercifully trampled by FoCOSxT··ll'Ld-m.•~ MlB\lfAAS hi~ stubbornness. T do love ttle · uality of h The way they treat domestic him, but T need some ~vice at tneq Bill Wumken help is nothing liilort or in-n ure were ~ s, JQllH on a serious problem. 1 h H d B b w n Dl/"\'.ro I " THE WESTMINSTER COMMUNITY Theater puts su1ttinwog. rk"d .1n ., placed My grandmother made A°nnn p:;!s':n,' J~lie ~~;: ""Dlt:::o,,:. •;:Mt-mi OOJl'UJ.1. . the lid OD l•ts season wi'tb "Born YesterdaM" opening "' n her home with us when p· Zell r Sall Ha'"•·on • JO w w ., where the woman of the iper e · Y ':r~ • : •• .,._ June 14. And on June 20, the Costa esa Civic Grandpa died. I was ll at Chris Shminke and Pam 12:41 ~ Ir SeMey Playhouse rounds out its season with its third an-house complained 50 bitterly the time and Grandma was Brown. NOW SHOWIN6 niversary production. "Three Bags Full." about the cost of fOOd 1 felt just wonoorlul to us kids. Excellent as Shen Te's ''TltE FUNNIE" PICTURE · .l!ullty every time l ate a Now that T am married mercenary lover. w h 0 s e ~• While most cou nty playhouses will ui;e the summer mouthful. Madame used lo and have a little bungalow I HAVE SEEN IN ABES!" ll~;;:;==:;======:--.:--_-_-_-_:11 months to catch their collective breath. the Lagu~a l~b~es~c~nasth!~~a~~ t~i~ Goframndymoawnto l~mavee v~1n54:o;ttit.edus c~0'""" ,M:_ eo•sr '"'""•" !../:" sr. 2011'1 ,.:Nluery~o;:::r Playhouse has another pajr of hot weather attractions tn w ""' the offing_ "The Odd Couple." opening July 5. and salamj alone. lrma. it's for for a week. She lives 2001~ j•--•.1i .. lled8ZZl8d" "Sweet Charity,'' which goes on the boards ~arty in lunch tomorrow." That miles arYfay. We have a love-L•-.i.llliillllil!llllillllllillmi!J •- od · f same evening they'd have ly guest bedroom and ad -* HEY KIDSI * PANA\•~·0•J' Co!o; .... Oeltrce August. The Santa Ana Players plan a pr ucbon o vr "Harvey" in July. thrre couples in and drink joining bath and ~be II• PAL SHOW TODAY-l:ot -Pt• C•Hlt- up S30 worth of Scotch. wouldn't be in the way at lOllC-,Joo - Tustin's Village Playeri; will be husy alJ summer. So please tell your vast all. AUDREY scheduling ''Blue Denim" in .July and "Light Up the readin!? audience ttiat if My husband told me HEPBURN Sky" in August. And the San Clemente Com~ity they are having a hard time yesterday he can't stand old -~ _ Theater stages it.s first musical. "Stop the World ._ I finding domestic help. it's people and if Grandma ac-.!!'.~I.& Want to Get Off." the first three weekends of July. largely because they didn't cepts the invitation he is .... .,..,Vllfltll treat help right when they going lishing with hi~ bud- Then, of course. there's the traditional summer had it. I kn<>w because I quit dies and it wilt be AU UW ·II CIJI musical at Orange Coast College -this time it's "South housewwk seven years ago considered his ~u m me r ··~ .... ··-·-........ Pacific," opening JuJy 31. Happy theatergoing. a1H1 l'lf ~arve before T'd go vacation. This means the c.tMM.C.ll!H1es·,,.._I -------------------------·-----vooation we p I an n e d "".,_...,.,. Miid w-1 STEREO SENSATION! TH col• 1'81 ••nd of .-~ On .. • County M•lc ... RADIO KOCM 103.1 FM Fr-0m Fashion Island, N~wport Beach \ together is off. When I told him I thought his attitude was disgraceful he said, "Everyone has a pet hate and old people hap· pen to be mine." 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' --- • t Tiger's Reign Ended b y Fo·ster NEW YORK (APl -Bob r .. i.\) Tiger u he lay on Illa bock, stW dazed "I'm tile champ but I don't fMI any out In tile fourth rowid with a rllbt up. whose backers guaranteed Dick Tigf by the mighty left Mok that the ra di!ferent," Foster said after knocking percut an.d left hook. . • SI00.000 for a shot at the title, won the gyWashlngton slugger landed. out Tiger "The fll'st left book I hit him with world Ught heavyweight crown Friday Foster, an 11 to S favorite, bad the Asked • h if b didn't feel dif earliei In the round hurt him a little night by knocklng out the 38-year-old advantage of youth, height and reach w y, e ~Y • bit." ~1ter added. champ in 2:05 of the fourth round. over the o&d man who Is anxious to f~rently':)he ~adped Into tbe a&r When "Then the second one finjshed it." Foster had been r iding along behind return to his native Biafra which is ~ig~ taJlea~~ beat the count Of 10, Sitting beside Tiger at a news con- a stinging left jab, peppering his squat engaged in a war of independen<:e os er rep · terence at Madison S<luare Garden, opponent at ease until he loaded a left from Nigeria. "I leaped up beca:ise I wu ilad he f o;ter answered questions as h.ok that nattened Tiger for the count. Tiger IS a lieutenant in the Biafran didn't get up." methodically IP be bad done his work It was the first time in Tiger's 77-Army. But the gangling 6-foot""3'h new in the ring. bout care~r that he had been stopped. It was sever~l rrunutes before Tiger · champion acknowledged with a tbake "As each round went on I was get. lie had been down only once previous-left the ring under his own power, to of his head that he didn't expect the ting to him better with the jab," I~ in a bout with Emile Grim th. the cheers Of the crowd in Madison defending champion to get up. Foster said. ''Every OllCe ln awhile I'd Referee Mark Conn counted nut Square Garden. Foster said he sent T iger down and slip in a right." . · Charger Ru~or Squashed , Pro s Wo n't Train at UCI By GLENN WHITE Of Ille O•llr f'llol Stitt UC Irvine officials flatly denied widespread rumors that the San Diego Chargers of the American Football League would be using the Anteater fa. ciLity for their pre-season training camp site. Reports published in at least two Orange County papers suggested such a possibility and drew fire from UCI physical education department chair· man Ray Thornton. ·· 1 told one of the reporters in strict confidence that we had been con- tracted by the Chargers. But I asked that the story not be published because there was so much legal entanglement that it was not likely lo ever become a reality. "But. he printed it anyway." Acting athletic director Al Irwin told the DAILY PILOT today that there is no chance whatsoever that the Chargers will come to UCI thls summer. "There is a university-wide restriction regarding a pro outfit coming in like that and using our housing and food. "If they could have stayed and eaten off campus. it would have then been aJl right to make our facilities available to them," Irwin confides. Brunel's Gem Stops Tribe, 2-1 Southpaw George Brunet pitched a four·hitter and Bobby Knoop singled home the winning run as the Calilornia r' Angels nipped Cleveland 2-1 Friday rught. Tonight the Ch«ub& will match ~:: '/, "~~""' ~ .. e~~.:.;.ss ltTs ~~~ J.Q:k Mn '17 A119els va ge1ro!11:ss o.m. KM~ 1no1 MIV 2l Anoelt Vl • rol 1:15 p m. l(M 710 M•v 29 AllCltla vs §:\roll 1:15 p,m, l(~f' ". o May lO Anoels vs troll 11:15 p.m. K (710) M1v ll Anvela •I H ll nd 1:25 p.m. ICM (710) Looking the Part Ryun's Doctor . Is Hopeful For Recovery At A.strodome Fountain Valley whiz Jim McGlothlin against Sudden Sam McDowell of the Ohio outfit. Losing jockey Karl Korte really looks like a loser after being bathed with mud during Friday h o r s e race action at Cherry Hill. New J ersey. LAWRENCEt Kan. (AP) -The world's fastest mile ruMer, Jim Ryun of Kansas University. has a mild case of mononucleosis, his doctor said Thursday, little more than a month before the Olympic Trials in Los Angeles. Both Ryun's physician. Dr. John Barton, and his coach , Bob Timmons. wen hopeful he would be able to resume training soon. Barton said. "Ryun should rest as much as possible the ne.xt two weeks. I hope with his over-all condition and proper rest, he would make a good response and be able to resume training soon ... if he does not push himself too far when he resumes training, there should be no ill ef· feels." The OJ.rmpic Trials will be June 29- 30 in Los Angeles and the NCAA and AAU meets where competitc;rs usually qualify, will be held June 13· LS at Berkeley, and Sacramento. June 20-21, respectively. Ryun already h a s withdrawn from the San Diego lnvila· tional June 1. Timmons said Ryun will go to Flagstaff. Ariz .. where he had planned his altitude training following the NCAA meet but only to get ac· customed to the altitude. "It's diflicult to say just how the Ueyof( will affect Jim's training," Tim· mons said. "However, J im has elways made quick recovery ... even after a long layoff. he's ready to go after just a few sessions." Ryun, a junior at Kansas, set the 3:51.1 world record for the rrule June 23, 1961-at S¥ersfield, Calif., and three weeks later broke the l,SOO meter record at Loi Angeles. U.S. Leads 2-0 In Davis Cup Zone Matches BERKELEY (AP) -The United States swept to a 2-0 lead in the Nor1b American Zone fioala ol. the Davis Cup Friday when Arthur Ashe defeated Mexico's Raf~I Oeuna In straight sets, and Clarie Gnebner took a rain· Interrupted four-set struggle from Jooquin Loyo-Mayo. Ashe defeated Osuna, Mexico's No. l, 6--0. 6-3 and 6-0 ln only 57 minutes. He won nine ytraigbt pmet to ltart and finished with seven stral&bt. Graebner, 6-foot-4, outluted tilt M Loyo-Mayo, 6-3, M , 4-t and M. The Southern Oallforn&a peir of M Stan &nifh ad 5-11 Bob In meet Osuna and Loyo-Mayo. That is a virtual Southern CaHforn1I match. Loyo.-Mayo is • teammate ol Smith and Lutz on the Tro•' na- tional champiooehlp teem. Atlle ~pletely dOln'.,..... the operang lingles match ID wl*b bt ~~ aa well as be tvft bu. Althoogb .defeated in the tft open- ing tinps, the Mexlcml loot toward the oublea for a fr9lb start. Otuna end Loyo-Mayo are • a· ·-perienced tand•m OllJIOlllll SmJ.,, 21, and Lutz, :ao, tbe 1Mm two ID tbeil' Ont lta1 in CQp C0G4Ntitillll. Tbe G,.._ -LoJo-MIJo match .. blten upW .,..., la .. l8Caed ..c tor 11 m1aa* wtaa Lo;o--. ..... , M. NW tbt aecoad Id re ...,Gr...._,. ... ._ ..... , ...... ~. ' Bailey Homer in 10th · Gives Dodgers 9-7 Win HOUSTON <AP) -Bob Bailey's three-run homer in the 10th inning led the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 9-7 vie· tory over the Houston Astros Friday ni~ht. Wes Parker and Ron Fairly drew two-out walks rrom reliever Don Wilson before Bailey unloaded hss third homer of the year breaking a 4-4 Ue. Then Ron Fairly walked and Paul Popovich, Tom Hailer and Jim Brewer singled for two more runs. The Astros scored three runs with two out in theiT haU of the 10th before J ohn Purdin got the last out. The Astros were trailing 4-2 with two out in the ninth when Bob Aspromonte started a rally that tied the game with an infield single. Doug Rader got a pinch single and Golf Scoring Su ggestion Submitted NEW YORK CAP) -Fred Cor- coran, tournament director of the In- ternational G<>Lf Association, recom· mended a third man as the solution to the controversy over rules governing the signing of the score card The controversy arose over the penalty assessed against Roberto de Vicenzo of Argentina in the Masters tournament in April. Instead of tieing for the corwn. De Vicenzo finished second because he signed for a four on the 17th hole. where he took a 3. Bob Goalby was the winner. There have been strong demands for changing the rules which mfl}<e a player responsible for his card. "I believe the solution is to have each player keep his own card, instead of leaving that function to his playing companion." Corcoran said. "Then the card should be attested to by both the other player and a third man. the official at the final green. "The official should check the cards thoroughly after each ro1md and should be held accountable." C-Orc:oran discussed possible rules changes Friday on t.hhe NBC Today lbow. Hord Hardin. president of the U. S. Golf Anociation. has asked for aug· gettioas on rules changes. Jack Billingham. who relieved starter Don Sutton 1n the sixth, wild pitched both runners up a base. Julio Gotay then batted for Hector Dodgn" Sl•t·~ M•v " DOdotl'1 11 Houston J ,)j l(FI 16'01 Mn 26 Ood9en at Housto11 ll:S.S I(" 164111 Mav 71Dodclff1 II Hou.ton S·U KFk 16"10) May ,, Ood9tn •• ClnclM1tl J·oo 1'1 1~1 M1v " DOdot•• 1t Clntlnl\ltl S CO l(Ft 16'01 Mn 30 DOd"rs 1t Cincinnati ll·to l(FI (6AOI Mfy JI Dodoel'1 VI S•n Frt1><l•co 7•Sj KFI (6411) Torres ahd drove in both runners with a single to center, tying the game . The Dodgers took a 1-0 lead in the second on Sutton's sacrifice fly and the pitcher scored a run in the (ifth after singling. Ken Boyer also drove In a run with a sacrifice fly in the filth. Rusty Staub's two-run homer in the ~ixth narrowed the gap, but Bill- ingham kept the Astros scoreless until the ninth. The Dodgers scored m the lop of the ninth on Popovich's run- scoring double. tr LOI ANelLIS HOUSTO·N WD1vit cl VPUlllU M Pu1ter tf K8ovv lb Falrtv tf R81lle¥ lb F1ir1Y rf Halltr c s.i"on P 8illlnthm • lhewtr o Purdin p Total ... , ~ ~ ' 1 1 0 5 0 l I • 1 0 0 ' 0 0 1 I 1 0 0 ' , • l • l 1 0 j l , 1 2 l , 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 I l 0 0 0 0 Ab r ~ .... ll01vl1 cl 5 I I 0 ~n-t lb ~ n 1 o St1ud lb 5 2 2 2 Thomu rf • 1 l O Wvftfl tf < 1 I I Asormnlt )b I I J 1 AJlosh d 3 0 0 0 Murrtlll or O o o Coombl o o o o o R•Oer Ph I 1 l 0 DWllton o 0 0 0 O 8 rowno 1>11 I O O o Torrtt n l o o o Got•• lb 1 0 1 , LtmHltr o I 0 O 0 ••v " o o c o Wiiton P~ 1 0 0 0 81asom• o o n o o ,, . ,, 8r•nd c l n o o t Total 11 7 11 1 010 010 00 1 S-• 000 002 OOl l -1 E-Vtru llfos DP-Houston l LOS LOl A•q•I~ 1•, HO•JllOn • ,~,..,, .. 111«, Pot>0v.t11. '"oro-monte. HR-Staub Ill. II lllllfv 131 S8-W O•vh. s-e1111n•1m. SF-.S..tton. IC. &over. UN DERWOOD BACK AT BUENA PA RK Jan Underwood, track star at Fullerton JC and Buena Park High School, will return to his prep alma mater as head track coach. the DAI- LY PILOT learned today. Underwood, 25. Is current I y coaching high school track at Ashland Oregon, following his graduation fro~ Oregon State University. The former Orange County 880 and mile great was a member o! OSli's world record breaking d i s t a n c e medley Mid two-mile relay teams. Sunday is bat day . Brunet, 5-3, lost a shutout in the eighth inning when Tony Horton blooped a double to right and scored on a single by Larry Brown. The Angels won the game from Steve Hargan, 3-4. when Knoop singled home a run in the seventh inning to put the Angels ahead 2-0. A walk to Jinunie Hall and a single by Bob Rodgers set up the run. Hargan. who has lost five straight decisions to the Angels, gave up a run 1n the fourth inning When Roger Repoz. 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II' " It 81t I I SO 7 • 2 3 2 13 0 0 0 0 • ., • 0 0 , • l 1 , J 1Uarljuana R•, Allen Off Bruin Team LOS ANGELES (AP) -UCLA's Lucius Allen. a second team All· American this past season. is lost to the basketball team which hopes to win an unprecedented third straight national collegiate title next season. First, Allen must face a charge of marijuana possession on which be currently Is free on Sl.250 bail. Arrested on Thursday night in the company of a man and three women, Allen is to appear in court Wednes· day to face the charges. Simultaneously, a school spokesman announced that Allen has dropped out of the university and had planned to go into avtice duty with the National Guard within a week. "We are definitely not counting on him to play for us next season." said the spokesman of the 20 • year • old guard from Kansas City, Mo., who was on two national title teams and retains a year al eligibility. ' Cali fornia Relays \, Cream Of ~Cmder Corps . Vies in Modesto , Tonight MODESTO, Calif. (AP) -World class track and field stars collide he.re tonight in the annual Calilornia Relays, with this show the first of three $UCCessive weekends of com· petition. The tracksters. all pointing toward the coming national meets and then the Olympic Games in Mexico in Oc· tober. converge at San Diego June 1, followed by the Coliseum-Compton In- vitational at Los Angeles J une 7. With such talent entered here, en- thusiasts found it difficult to pinpoint any one event. For distance lovers, the 5.000 meters features Australia's Ron Clarke, regarded by many as the greatest in history. and little Gerry Lindgren or Washington State. Relay addicts look forward to an -epic record-threatening duel in the 440 between the University of Southern California's foursome of E ar 1 McCullouch, Fred Kuller, 0 . J . Simpson and Lennox Miller, and Santa Clana Youth Village's Jerry Williams, Kirk Clayton, John Carlos and Tom- mie Sm ith. The Southern California runners hold the world record at 38.6 and both the Trojans and SCYV have recorded 39.3 this spring. McCullouch. who tied the world mark of 13.2 In the high hurdles, faces, among others, Richmond Flowers of Tennessee who beat him in the na- tional colleglates last year, and NI GH T RACE BEEF KEEPS OVAL DA RK SAN MA TEO. .Calif. (AP) -A dispute with parlAmutuel clerks kept Bay Meadows Race Tracie dark again Friday night, and proepects were dim that there wolJld be racing today. California's first night horse racing bad been scheduled to begin Tburlday with a quarter-horse meet, but the Pari-mutua1 Employes Guilt Cancelled It:: contract with the Peninsula Horse Racing Association. The clerks want premium pay averaging S4.50 a night. The assoda· tl on offered $1.75. No further ta1lts have been schedul· ed. veteran Willie Davenport, the 1964 Olympic champion, now with the Houston Striders. The 100-meter dash features Jim Hines of Houston's Striders. ex- Nebras kan Charley Green, and the Trojans' Miller. The pole vault is crowded with 17- foot vaulters. notably Bob Seagren, of USC. who clared ~Hi at Fresno, Calif. two weeks ago. Seagren missed in three ties at 18 feet. The long jumpers Include the world outdoor champion, R a 1 p h Boston, from the Southern Cal Strikers, and the indoor champion, Bob Beamon of the Houston Striders. Phone Lesson Pays Dividend For Hinson MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -Young Larry Hinson was concerned about his putting. so he took a golf lesson by long distance telephone. It paid off to the extent that the first-year pro from Douglas, Ga., fired a 66 and grabbed a share of second place at the end of the second round of the Sl00,000 Memphis Open G<>U Tournament Friday. His 36-hole total was 133, one stroke off the pace set by another rookie pro, B. R. McLendon Jr. of Birmingham, Ala . Hinson. 23, said he hadn't been put- ting well in his two previous tournaments. . "I got on the telephone earlier this week to my professional T. C. Laughter of Hendersonville, N. C .. " Hinson said. "He tole me I wuo't pull- ing through properly. "He said to pun on through with my left hand after I hit the ball. I did, and I've been doing much bette!'." Hinson, the 1967 NCAA college division golt champion, has been a professional only seven weeks. • Bunched with him at 133 were Bob Lunn Of Sacramento, Calif., the first round leader, and veteran Lou Graham of Nashville, Tenn. Chapman One \Vin Away From Title "I was leaving ttle ball one to fight Inches short," the rangy blond said of his previous puttint problem. ~~ ""'""~ _.,lllt~ I ·. •. ~L...... .•. .• ... .. . •• . . . '547-131 Urry HI-.. .... ..... ..... • • •• 67+-1» Lou Gr.i-........................ '7'*-lJI NLUllll • ....................... ~IJI BJ ROGER CARLSON ..... Olil'r ...., ..... Chapman College battles Seattle Pldftc today at I p.m. at Boysen Pll'k (Anaheim) 1n an attempt to •e· can • berth 1n the first ever natJon· .i co~• dwnplonshlps (small eollep) ln Sprillgfleld, Missouri, lune M. o.cb Paul Dleee'• Panther nlnt 11 Ill the drtver'• 1t1t ln Lbt double· ellm.lutlon toumty alter knocking all sacrame:nto si.te ln ttw-Or.at iam• Friday evenlng. 7-3. for Its ltCOlld wtn ID u many oudnJ• ln .. tDunllJ. • . SeaWe defeated Sec:rameoto State. 4-3. in tbe nltbtc•p to qualltY for the right to batUe Cbapm&l\i The Falcons bad ousl!d Portland St.ate from the touney In tht third game ol the openht1 day, 4-2, aft.er losing their -opener to Secramento Stat.I, w. If Chapman wtDt today, It'• all °""' • • • but a ftnt 1•m• loll would force • second game It 4 p.m, to find the overall wianer • Oee11 DOfn1nated Bill Holt to J>\Fh In tbe ..,.._ (..S ..... 11 tbiDAJo ript for Ott.pman) against Seattle. do It. 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C .• " IO't pull- with my did, and . college been a • ere Bob the first ID Lou to ~lht 1 said of ·~1· W -11'1 '*-1:11 "*-''* Ml-1:11 ..... , .. ...._1N ''7-l>t ..._,,. '*-IN ~I· ....._,» "41-1» ...... ,. , ..... 1. I -127 .._,JI ..,_ur ...,_,,, 1411-IJP ~,...11P *-11P .._ur ,.._,JI '*-1• ...... ,. ""-1• _,._,. Ei U nheaten Newport ·Slams Corona, 27 • l Newport Hari)or ~·a rampaging tennia f«Cee rlp. ped previoualy undefeated Corona dd Mar, 2'1~1, Friday afternoon Oil Ule lattlllr'a court in the tecond round of tbe CIF p4a)'Ci!s. Coach John Fontiua' claa• sy Sailors continue t.belr de- fense of tbeJ.r 1987 CIF cbam. pionsh.ip )leXt ~y, fatt. ing teeded &Wt Keppel at a eite yet to be aelected. Keppe~ doWDld P1111adena, 24-4, Friday to qualify for a shot at the unbeaten Tars. Jim Ogle earned J'ontlus' praise u doing the mott •lllWlllfllllllU~·· outat.andlnt job ol the after. noon acalnst the Irvine League champion Sea Klnga. Bob Ogle dropped tbe only point of the afternoon for the invadon, bowing to Gary Godshall of the Sea Kinp, 6-2. "We played about u well • as we had to," Fontlua COD· fided aftenvardJ. Newport ( 27) (1) Corona del Mar Slneles Mike Caro (NH) def God· shall (CdM), 6-3; Taft f-9; Seldst, 6-3; Berney, 6-L Jim Ogle def Godahall (CdM), 6-3 ; Taft, 6-2; Seldlt, 6-0; Bemey,-6-0. Bob Ogle lost to Godshall (CdM), U; def. Taft. 8-2; Seldst. 8~; Berney 6-0. Lawrie Cunningham (NHl def. Godshall (CdM), 8-1; Taft, 6-3; Seldst, 6-1; Ber· ney, 6-0. Doubles Bill Hart and Glenn Cripe (NH) def. Taft and Holle· man (CdM), 6-1, 6-3: Megon· an and Killefer. 6-3, 6-1. Robbie Cunningham and Deiter Riehm (NH) def. Taft and Holleman (CdM). 6-2, 6-0; MegOIUUl and Killeftt, 6-0, 6-4. :"lewport 27, Corona del Mar 1 Mark Keppel 24, Pasadena 4 I West Covina 161h, Red- lar•ds 1112 Palos Verdes 17, San Ga. bri'.:"I 11 S:mta Monica 181h, Bev- erly Hills 91h Loyola 18, Santa Barbara 10 Santa Ana 19, Rancho Al· amitos 9 Rolling Hills 26, Warren 2 Steak Feed For CdM TOUGH FORM -Jim Ogle of Newport Harbor's undefeated defending ClF champion tennis team shows his form in a serve against Corona de! Mar, Friday, in the second round of the CIF playoffs. Newport blasted Corona from the scene by a 27-1 count. Ogle was lauded by coach John Fontius in the Tars' lopsided triumph. Corona del Mar Higtl School's booster club will conduct its annual sports ~ a w a r d s s t e a k dinner tonight at the high school. Ra.ce Results HOLLYWOOD 'ARK aHULTS FRIDAY, MAY 7•, 19'1 CLEAR AND F.&ST "'Rn R.&CE -6 turlonos. 3 vnr 0101 c tolmlno Purse 16.IOO. ,lnH RACE -6 tur!OM>. 4 YeM olds '1nc1 uo Cl~tmtnt Purse 1100. lo wlnn•r 13950, wcond S1400, third 11050, lour11\ 11'00 TOP cl.tlm1no orlct $8000. The dinner begins al 5 p.m. and all interested par- ents are invited to · attend. Tickets are priced at fl.75. Following the dinne r. athletic awards will be presented. An active group, the boosters club p r o v i d e d financial backing to the CdM High athletic program dur- ing the past school year. In addition to such athletic ventures as buying 10 Ex- erGenie Exercisers for the a1hletic department ($285) and two gym mats ($335). the club also purchased • video tape for the audio visual department ($50) and English departments ($120) and subeidized speech club aetivitiH (SlOO). Prlncd1M (M Valo"1uel1I Clloooo (Plncay Jrl WIMlt Mu (0 Halt) 71 .0 11 40 HO uo s '° • 60 TIME -1.10 1/5. SCRATCHED -$1t1n Niver, SICOND UCI -1-1/1' mt!M. F 111111 end ""''" 4 vur olds end up Clelmlno. PurM SSJOO. Lou<llll Dre.,,, (J Arterburn l • 1'00 7.fO SAO 11.tVtfl T'ttllm (J Conlalell .SIO 4 70 R1re Quality 1W Martll) 7 IO TIME -Ut 3/5. NO SC RATCHES. DAILY OOUILI. t·'rl•ldl11e IM 1· Lovclll1 Dr .. m, ''" SIN.2t. THIRD ltRACE -5 turtonos 2 vur old m•ldens brfd In C11tfornl1. Ctelm· lno. Purse MOOO. Fiery Vtnus ID Htlll S.AO • 70 3 00 Con<tu<fetf, Sll.., Rtmlr11, Alloul1tlo. L• Lloltta. ,OURTH RACI -6 furlon9t. J Ind 4 veor Old mil~ ffl!IM PurM SJ000 DetumlMd HIHI (0 Pierce 34.00 •.AO uo Under Cover CA PIM<l&l •.JO 3 ao Fi.ti Pet111V (J Gonz•le•I 120 TIME -1.10 4/J. SC RATCHED -Socio! F I I no, OymollM. lmbrame. Coed. .Ah'> Bfbv 11 60 ,6 IO I CO LuclcY 8ond I AO 1 60 HIOPY ~fn 2.10 SIXTH RACE -)-1116 m11H. 3 yur olds. Allowances Purst 17.IOO. Paran ID Pltrct1 6.40 A,00 3 00 Warm Colors fJ l•m~rtl 6.00 s.70 R1old Son IW H1rrls)6.60 TIMI! -1 43 1/5. NO SCRATCHES. SEVENTH ltACIE -OM milt. Flllltt 111C1 "'"'" 3 •Hr olch and UP. Ctusllled 1tlow1ncn. Purse SUAO. (Ploral 3,00 2.10 J 10 Sl>t's k1ut1M (L1mbtr1) 1.10 7.10 A • Oner! Lorw IW Htrrlsl 3.00 2.10 110 TIME -1.3l 1/5 SCR.& TCHED -HOffful HtlrMt EIGHTH RACE -l·l '1 mllfl on the turf. A veer okls end uo. Atlowenccs. Pur&e 115,000. The Mon1'tilo Counlrv Club purso. Runnlno Words (M Valtntuet..I 19.60 IUO 11 00 A-Rotd Hot (M Ya11•1) 7.to 4 70 e.1w"'° II Ill. Camoul HO TIME -14t l 5 SCRATCHED -MOcker • HINTH RACI -One mtll. I nu olds and .,.. Ctllmlnt. Purse 17.!00. EllwtolCla Mold !M Vaten1ue1.t) ».IO 10.1<' S to Stir Auel (W H1rrl1) 6.60 UO Kh•llnt Flnne91n (M Yanf't) 6,20 TIME -1.35 l/S. $CltATCHEO -Arc En Ciel II, Baseball Standings AME.RICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pct. GR W L Pct. OB Detroit 23 14 .622 San Francisco 24 17 .585 Baltimore 22 17 .564 2 St. Louis 22 17 .564 t Cleveland 22 17 .564 2 Atlanta 2'2 19 .537 2 Boston 20 18 .526 3~~ Minnesota ~ 18 .526 311.z California 19 21 .475 5'* OaJOand 17 21 .447 "'~ Los Angeles 21 21 .500 3% Philadelphia 18 18 .SOO 3~ Chicago 20 21 .488 4 Cincinnati 19 20 .487 4 Chicago 16 20 .444 811.z New York 17 2'2 .435 7 Pituburgh 17 20 .459 • 5 Houston J7 22 .438 6 Washington 16 24 .400 811.z New York 17 22 .436 6 lttMe 4 Warner Signue Slated Football season is still a long way olf, but the regis- tration period for Pop War- ner Football la oearinl at a rapid pace. June 4 bu been declgnat- ed for the important player· parent meeting at Horace EnsJg.n Jwtior High School. Registration will take place at 7:30 p.m. Newport • Mesa Pop War· ner ,football ls addini a new mid.get team this ~ glv· ing a total oUwo m.1d1et and !our Pee Wees. The Midgets will. conalat of the C&ballos (Costa Mes a and Estancia High School area) and tbe Corsairt (New- port Harbor and Col'Olla del Mar High School area). The Pee Wees consist of the Commanches <C o s t a Mesa), Colts (Esjancla), Cowboys (Newport) and Co- rona,, lCdM). Boys competing ln the mid· get division must have been born anytime in calendar years 195.5 through 1957 (11· 13) and must weigh between 90 and 115 lbs. The Pee Wees must have been born between the cal- endar years o( 1956 and 1958 (10·12) and must welah be· tween 70 and 95 lbs. Tryouts begin August 1. The registration fee Is $1.50. Anyone without an official registration t slip can obtain same by contacting Newport. Mesa Pop Warner Football at P.O. Box 2091, Newport Beach 92663 or by telephon- ing 642-2471. Eagles Aim For Title Estancia Hlgh will be seeking its first ClF varsity championship in its brief history Monday when the crack Eagle goU squad treks to Riverside to compete in th" CIF team finals.' Estancia, 14--0 in Irvine League competition, will be trying to keep Ute title in the loop since Corona del Mar is the defend ing cham-pion. Corona del Mar, second ln the Irvine circuit will be competing also along with Riverside Poly, Long Beach Millikan, P a I m Springs, Long Beach Wilson and War- ren among others. The 18 boles of team com- petition will be played over the Victoria Country Club in Riverside. Larry Ransom, Don Hos- kins and Paul Brown will be carrying most of the burden in Estanda's hopes of taking the coveted title. CIF Baseball AAA Poly 11, Warren O South 1, Rolling Hilla 0 Ramona 1, Glendale 0. Savanna 5, Dominguez 2 AA Bishop Amat U, Duarte 1 Antelope Valley 8, Righet- ti 0 R o y a I Oak 4, Palm Springs 2 Orange 7, Corona 1 A Bishop 5, Apple Valley I Newbury 2, Paraclete 0 Valley Christian bye Ontario 3. Calipatria l MOIM .. UN • 'rr. Vtl. Jelllet L-In s.tlnt. ,_ ... ltl "'°' 5111 l'rancltCll '· Cl\I<-2 Alle"ll 4. Ntw Yllr1I t Plmb\I~ I. Clntlt11"'" S L.,. Anoelft f, __,... 1, lie lllftlftftl JI. l.°"11 !. fl'lll.-1111i. I T"-f'•O- Graw up in Herbor •rt•, now sp1ci1list in the best of ell lu11- ury c1rs. s.. Fr•llCha l$Ntr"I ~ at Cll~-(J-lnt ~t*""lll• U .. JilCkatl' •Sl al at. Louis (J111tr t-1). 1119111 Ntw Yi1"1! IK..-11 ._ti •t Alllt!ltll (~ft<y Ul, "'111M'911 (Mchan t..ll 11 Clftclllllttl (Arrlto J.21, Loe AMtlll (II_. U) • ...,.,.., (Cutti.r f•ll. ...-r ...... "" ,,,_lee. ti "''-, ............. Lwlt ..... Yet41 It ...... . ~·'~ .... ~ ...... "" ...... -. ----~i;i. t .JOHNSON 4 SON ORANet COUNTY'S ouaT UTAIUIHl9 UllCOLM • MnCUIY • C:OU•AI llA&.ll "°WIST COAST HIGHWAY, NIWPORT llACH 541-7751 MM991 -()PIM SUNDAY- ,. ' Irvine Loop Coaches' All-League. lrvine League coaches agrec<:J nearly to the man wiU1 U10 DAILY PILOT Jn the picking ot the-all-Irvine League baseball team. Jim Teeter of Corona del Mar failed to make the c:oachcs' selections for the only naw. After that, il was the same down the line with Steve Smith of Loara being accorded the top honor as Pia yer-of •the· Year. Dave Sobolewski, J o e R a m i r e z and Roger Whistler ol Costa Mesa made the first team along with teammates Tom King, Dan Clark and Mlke Paul on the second squad. Bill Bowen of Estanc;a was selected for the flrst base position for the other Orange Coast area entry on the first team. l'lrlf TNm P Stevt Smllll Loer1 Sr. 1-1 P R•ndv Jonn Brea Sr. 5-2 19 8111 Bowto Estancl• Sr. ,171 ?8 Harvtv Winn Laera Sr .. l'° lB o ••• SOO'l'w•kl Co•ll Mesa Sr .. 347 SS Croroe Ztbtr Looro Sr .. 3t6 LF JoP R1m1tu Cosio 11~ Sr .. 37S CF Garv Grett1 Mlonolla Sr .. l'.ll RF Ruu Htnry M1tnoll1 Jr, .370 Ut. Inf. Loera Sr. 215 8r1d Baowell 2·1 Ut. Of, Cos11 Mut Sr .. 291 Rotor Whllller 5-2 Plover of lh• Yetr-$tevt Smith, Loon Secotid Tum P Douo Omtr Mttnolla Jr. A.1 P Kl' Davll Founllln V Jr, •·5 c Tom IClno COi.iii 11'.tSI Sr. ,290 18 Guv Flood Mlonolt1 Sr. .Jll 28 Chuck Perrv Esr•ncla Sr. ,311 JB 8111 Pawtll Estenci• $r, .219 SS Don Cltr~ Cos11 Mose Jr, .l•I LF Tim 8olhtrU Loera .Sr, .370 CF Ml~e Peul Costa Mts1 Sr. ,l42 RF l<Pilh Mllrsll11t Loera Jr .. '41 Uf Llnd$fV Buc~n'r 8ru Sr .. 367 Wesln1inster Ace Garners Honor Sunset League golf coach- es selected Mike Nichols of Westminster HiJ!h as the No. 1 player on their all-league team Wednesday. Nichols qualified No. 1 Tuesday for the CIF play- offs with a 146. He's a 2- handicapper. Others chosen were Larry Eynon. Randy karcher, Steve Hayes and John Bit· ting of Huntington Beach, and Bob Abby of Marina. Williams In 1:51.2, . . But Loses. to Jones By EARL GUSTKEY OI 111t 0.1'°' '"" Si.ti NORWALK-Long Beach Fol)''• magnd.Jicmt Greg Jones, glassy • eyed from penicillin ~ots and runntng for the first Ume in a week, needed every watt of his lapped strength to hold olf Huntington Beach's Paul Wll~ams in the CIF 880 Fri- day night at Cerritos Q>l- lege. 1 Jones -U1e ~atlon's best prep half miler -clocked a CIF record • tying l :51.l. Williams. who was closing in on Jones at the tape, was timed In his best • ever. 1:51.2 -the second fastest bail ever run by an Orange Cowity prqpstet' ( DerlJUs Oarr ot Lowell ran 1:50.9). The loog-1egged Poly ath- lete led virtually the entire race. Williams was closlna the gap by in<:hes in the streteh run. but Jones' lead was a matter of feet. Williams and Jones will go at It again nex.t Saturday afternoon at the Univeraity Spike Summary or Ca1i.forma track fl) the state meet. Centennial ran away from Compton for the team UUe, 36-22. Santa Ana tied for thlid with 12. Varsfty CIF marks were broken in the 440 r e l a y (Centennial. 41.3), two-mile (Ruben Cbapplnc of Excel- sior. 9:03.8) and the mile relay (Centennial, 3:16.1). Compton's Rey n a 1 do Brown failed in his quest for another seven.foot high jump. settling for 6-9 5/8. His teammate. Pat Brad- fotd, cleared 6-7 5/8 !or 6t!C· ond. But despite all the great marks achieved -before an appreciative audience of 9,298 -probably the suc· cess story of the night hu YAIUITY to be credited to Corona del ~.rre-<~rc., 141.!t.'__22..11.?-,1 LttY Mar CfJe hi .... jumper JN.ft 120HH -1. Eclw9rds ICometonl 1' t 5. l> "41 ia..J . ..,..._... I _.I ~tt.a ... Vll.J.! 2. Hamley (Lowell) 1U l. M<Ntll · ••l<lton IP"'lllc) 2U Haramia • c , .. 1·· I IPFV -'· Croy fCllremonl) ,., (ntW • caaldwln P1r1<) 11.• •· ur ,.. .-n • c rKOtdl 1 Cl••-(A!udl•I 14-0 A .. ;: b for th t AM) 14.4 5. Ctealon tLa Hlbfll 14 S. 2:_ Cinqrl{I\ (RoMmtad) 14-0 •. lie n 11vur e e e mee •AO 1te111 -1. cen1enn111 •t .3 cc1F ~~rs.~t:"im• 1m Monttl •nd started, Haramla was in Ute rteordl 2. s1nt1 An• 41.I 3. s1n11 U ba · Monie• 12.1 •· Lon• B11t11 Potv 41.l 1.~f 2~·1~~"N 1.1:~~t 3~~afa1!."11 thtub at his home. A s. Mornln9slde •2.S. ~-· •. Mkln• 1:31.5 s. Han 1:l1.S clerlca.J error in the Clf'' aao -i. JOl\6 <Potvl 1:11.1 u1n • u10 -M'· i~11c CR~1.nc1.i 3:~,, '· o!fi· ce list.ed lfaranu'a as CIF '9Cordl 2. Wllll1ms CHunt11191on "l:"'f j Ofttcltlr) 3:Cle,l J. OV"9 v~~> ,_1:~i!r~i ~t:W:, 'r:iY!~~ ~l'° >:0H1·15• •:.i°"~'" <L~:rr; not qualifying for the meet Nu«lo (SI. Frenclt) 1:52.J, INAL Ill KORES _ Llf:'= but 8 Corrective phone call U -1. Sullon lhclolorl 2).51l tt P 11 A •· I .Juck--' u-OUt Of ..__ tub '· Hiii (Edffwoodl 2:M~ i . lrown It~ 1& (~ .. 13• . P•u .,. cu >il.UU wa ccon1..,,,1111 :1J..2.\; '· 11r11t1d <Po-,, ..:.. .. • H~~1 ~cogi:; and off to Ile meet he rac- ,,,_1 22-11~ 5. Horfori (l!I MOdt111I 111rolno '-lenlJHO •· Modne s. ed. 22'7\IJ. Miit -1, GrHr (L•~ewood) 4:1U 1320 -I . A~~-(Royal Oak) He won the high jump, 2. Uncltrwoocf IS. Torrence) 1:1U l . i,:ot,7 2. ·~ (Jord1n) l:I0.2 t clearing ,.jy feet TMwn-(WhlNltrl 6:1U 4. Mlnltr• r,tvge.n~rth1 1To/'1a0n1~el 3;l0.4 A. ltl • .,._ ' ru CRedondOI 4:1U S. Pttmolo (Al· e'ricli) 3~°{)~911 : ' S. vont (Vt CdM vanity pole Vaulter •m•nY) 4:17.S. 100 I Hol ( St r~ ll ..... _ h d bee SP -1. CuN1ln9ham (5•nl1 llr· l. R~-; (Wo :.~) lJ~El U eve ~e 1 WIN 8 0 bare) Sf.•'~ 2. Brown IMulrl Sf.\~ J. !S1n11 >-•• v~i.i-1 10.. 4'~ ~urd ~ told he'd qualified, arrived Wilkinson (Pacific) 5'-0 • '•P•d•kls ta Monka) 10 1 S. 01 If!! IComploril <Rom,,. Httts1 sa.•·~ s. c11hm1 c~~ 10.> · · to find he was not eligible 11n.l sa.1•.. 2. '21.';r.;; 11 ~•Is ,cs.1~1~ ~~,H~'N: to compete. llO LH -1. Curtis IS1nt1 Anal 11 • tS1n11 Monlu't" u'T •. S.nlor (Mont-'· H•mltv (Lowell) It.I 3. Edwtrds cltlr) 1U s. McQueen (Frtf'l'IOnf Jr,) He WU allowed to vault, tComotonl 19.2 '· Tllltv (Slnt1 Ana lU how and i v111er1 19.l s. H•mlt1ori <G•nt•h•l "° -1 cerv•~lt• IAll• Lome> ever• was g ven a ,,.1. 1F:20.1k2. ·M1e1u 1conon) 1:21.1 i. fifth place medal for clear· ''° -1, Garrison CCtnlennl1I 47.S r1ne Cllii1n1I 1:21.e •. Duollu ing l" ". '· Youn• (Jordan) 11.1 >, Sims (Whit· (Ah• Lom11 l :2l,J s. Bruhnt (ll•ctl-'1"V lltrl 11.1 •. Lucu IMornlnv1llMI iu ·~~ ~2.1·:. Strn. ~Olennl u.w. 2. Lakewood's "e"'satl-at J, H~•~h'i. 11{i~~0(~~toti) ._~ 2• ~•ole (~ebrllloi »-1 v. 3. Smllh 1w. "' u ""' Bradford (Comofon) .. ,.. >. Rmtn ,;~~"H.\i 5~or!l11ntCA[~'°t':" .. ~:; Bee ath'ete, Steve Gibson, <Jordan> .,.,, •. Tinnin (Muir> w-.. Jl-1~ won three events, just as he 100 -1. C1rrlson CCont1nnl11) t 7 llO -1 Holmes IElsennowtrl 17 l di in l t. 81lltrd (~tlllow.,) .. J. White 1 Ric• (Workmen) 17.7 l. Emery d ast week's 11emJs. He (CenleMfal) t.t A. Jtcbon (San lltr· i1•nfa AM ~'lltJI 17.t 4. 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Owners Report Up to 30 Mil•• per Gallorr Economy I. Optional Equipment Includes Automatic Tn1n1mi11lon 8. 47 Safety and Comfort Features At No Extra Cost TOYOTA CORONA martnis m~•rs too So. Cwt HICJhW9J . ' le•c• 4t4-7SOJ • IN ANAHEIM STADIUM •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. Toni9ht -1100 CLIVILAND INDIANS 1 , I t I I I I • I •• I Tomorrow -Day Gem• encl lat Dey for Hie kld1J I t I -----------------------------------------· TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE AT THESE OFFICES IN YOUlt MtAr \ ' . . -·--'· CoJDJDent . Page Meet the Man tn lo1 Angelu d•y before yesterd~y, Ch•r1ts J . Hitch ,.11td hit h•nd •nd became the 13th prHldent of the Univeralty of C•lifornla. Ht thus became the chitf •dmlnl1tr•tlve office( of the ler9t1t university 1ystem in tht world -the m•n ln ch•rge, indirectly or directly, of nin• .gtneral campuse1, •lmost 100,000 1tudents, nHrly 11,000 faculty membera and a total yearly bud· get expenditure of approximately $1 billion. Thia is a special profil• on the man who assumed that sta~99rin9 responsibility. Wh~'s John Breckeni-idge? Soft·spokea W tWrtal, ~ J! rutch, 58, baa betG dtscrtbe( by Theodore White as one of a group of American ''acticm intellectuala, men who combine theory and decision·mak- ing as they move between college campuses and the halls Of govern- ment." Hitch's formal inauguration as 13th president of the University of California took place at U~ oo May r.'J· President Hitch is most often described by his co-worker• as straight-forward and realistic. · ~n a ssociate says, "Be ·recognizes the university's proble.tna, but he bas had wide expc!'rience UI dialing witb toua~ problema and With compethlg potnU Ol view. He bas a realistic faith in people and In the university's future.'' TO ms FRIENDS OD both sides of t he Atlantic, the former Oxford don is "Charlie,'' a warm, gracious hQtt. He likes picnics and whenever posslble him rtgofo4fltf"' What be bew, they simply rOllit .._he •erect\be room and tipped their hats. The chairman ot his bcMrd of exam.Inert was Oliver S. Frants, then a don at Queen's College, who, now Lord Frankl, delivered the address at Bitcb'..s inaueuration. SOON AFTERWARDS Hitch was elected a Fellow or Queen's Collep·, the first American Rhodes Scholar to become an O~f«d don. and held this position for thirteen years. In lMt, six mOnt.bs· before Pearl Harbor, Hitch ·joined the f.irst U. S. tlad-Lease lJllssioo in tc.ldoa tmder X•eren Har· rlmau, and theD WU 1r-'«:red to the War Pnlduction Board t n Wuhington, D. c. ,,._e be metld.s natura de, Nancy, who was -.king in the same depart- ment as oaa adul:inistrative assbtant. -..rr; ~~ &G1D1,remarbbly able ..... ~ b1e,,.. Ilse.'' Nancy Bitch is gradous, kind, and wrty JauDorooa. Charles Hitch'• sense ol. humor la also on the wry aide. Dur- ing a NCent speech at tbe Scripps Jnstttutioo of Oceanography, be talked about b~ much be and Nancy had en.. joyed thetr ?ialibli beach house. Ht described~ dell~ in wa~g the water's c0nstantly-cbanging moods and colors, its sbaping .and f.esbaping ot Ute be~ '40ccu•..Uy, we didn't care too much for the shaping," be remarked. :'A dead wale is in· 1erelting only far a vwy.JJrief time." Ladd enjoy s them with bis wife, Nancy, and Vice Presidenc,y: Up and Down er eight . year -old daughter, Caroline. Sometimes they bead for the redWoods IN -. dughter ~oline joined the household and the Hitches bought a new home in Pacific Paliaades. Nan. cy Hitch recaµs, "Before moving in, we rewir~ \t ciOmp1etely, put in a new ktcben, aud r~ the garden. We fell iJl lbYe 1'ttiiiiliace and plan- ned w make lt our permanent home." ••• Strike• No s .. r••' However, Charles Hitch came home one day Just as bis wife was unpacking tbe final box aD4 announced they were Aft.er their wedding, be wu inducted moving to ~on, D. C.; be had into the Anqy and laterwu asaigned =:1to~dent .:n~·s .!!.!: Fr om Encylcopedia Americana Of the 37 Vice Presidents of the United St.ates · before Hubert II. Humphrey, 15 of them ultimately became President or sought the nomina tlon. Of the !fr, four were den.ied the nomination by their own parties - Vice President Alben Barkley in 1952: and Presidents (former Vice Presidents) Chester A. Arthur in 1884, Andrew Johnson in 1866, and John Tyler in 1844. (Johnson and Tyler, however, did receive support in the conventions of the opposition parties. Tyler, elected cis the Whig Vice Presi· dent in 1840, was nominated for Presi- dent in 1844 by an irregular Southern Democratic convention, but subse- quently withdrew.) TIIAT LEAVES ll who actually ran for President at the end of their Vice Presidential terms or after haivlng succeeded t.o the Presidency; OHhe eleven, eight ran on major party tickets, aod all but Ridlard Nixon won. 'I1le other aeven were Lyndon Johnson in 1984, Harry Truman iii 1948, Calvin Coolidge in 19'24, Theodore Roosevelt in 1940 (all of whom had become ~umbent presidents when nominated), Martin Van Buren in 1836, ThomM Jefferson in 1800, and John Adams in 1776. No Vi.Ce President who has IUC· ceeded to the PrelideDcJ UlrOQIOl 1he death of the incumbent has ever run for a second consecutive full term. Four former Vice President3 ran on minority party tickets and lost: Henry A. Wallace of the Progressives in 1746; Conner Whig MHlard-E.illmore oL the American Party ('•Know· N o th I n g S ' ' ) in 1650; John Breckenridge of the Southern faction of the Democrats in 1860; and former Democrat Martin Van Buren of the Free-Soil P<Aiy in 1848. PARADOXES Seem w have sur- rounded Van Buren. Though he won the Presidential nomination or his par· ty after serving as Vice President. be was denied it alter ha\ting served as President. He won the Presidency as a Democrat and lost it as a Free-SOiler. Among the former Vice Presidents who were never seriously considered for the presidential nomination, many nonetheless bad interesting careers: Job . Cabell Breckenridge, Vice Presl- ilent unaer James Buchanan from 1817 to 1861, was elected w the U.S. Senate in 1857 while still Vice President. His Senate term took effect on his retire- metit as Vice President. Several years later, Breckenridge was expelled from the Senate as a traitor for supporting the Confederacy -in which he had served as a Confederate brigadier general In the meantime (1860). while a Senator-Elect and about to retire as Vice Presideqt, be ran as the Southern Democ:Nta Pretlldmllel clOdidate and ~arried 11 states with 72 electoral at Boulder Creek or Sequoia National votes. Ironically, the Breckenridge Park. He thoroughly enjoys golf, is a candidacy helped w insure the election formidable bridge player, and dttrin.g of Abraham Lincoln. base1?3U season roots for the St. Louis 0 V. p .d t R' bard M Cardinals. ne ice res1 en , ic · Born and raised in the small wwn of ~otmson in 1837. w•~~~oone~souri, Charles Hitch flee b ythe Senate, when the Elect.oral was in his late teenc when the local ~Ilege was unabJe t-<> produce a ma-bank failed during the Depression, JOrity for any candidate. wiping out the savings of its ANOTHER, John C. calhoun, Vice President in Jackson's flrst term, resigned in 1832 to retW'Jl to the Senate. Calhoun had the unusual distinction of serving as Vice Presi- dent. under two successive Presidents who were political opponents -John Quincy Adams from' 1825 to 1819, and then Jackson. Seven Vice Presidents died in office, and another died within a few months ater hrs term expired. Most Vice Presidents cootinued, after their terms ended, to be active in public life. Richard M. JobnlonJor example. was active for another 40 years. (Only four went into retirement or sem1-retite?hent. > TWo are remembered particuiarly for memor()ble phrases: John Adams our first V i c e President: "ln this I the V i c e Presidency) I am nothing, but I may be everything." Thomas R. Marshall (Wil.s<>n's Vice President): "What this countr)' really needs is a good ft~ cel'lt cigar." depositors. His grandfather, who was chairman of the board of the bank, made up the deficit With his own life savings, although be had no legal obligation to do so. Until that time Hitch had thought he wanted to be a lawyer, but he wa& influenced toward economics by the widespread etfectl or the depression. Today be is a distinguished econontist and recalls, "I thought that perhaps we could avoid depressions if we only knew more about their causes." JUTCB AITENDED B~ on v l 11 e public schools and Kemper Military Scllool, wbtcll was administered by his grandfather and then by his father, the late Colonel Arthur M. Hitch. After earning . a bachelor's de£!! wit!!_ higliest ilistinction In econonucs atlfie University of Arizona, he spent a year at Harvard. and then went to Worcester College, Oxford, on a Rhodes scholarship. When the time came for his final oral exam at OxfWd. the uamlnlnc dons afforded him a rare honor known as a rising "'viva." Instead o( grijllal REPORT FROM GARY, INDIANA·. By HENRY BRANDON ID S.tuda7 Review Last November, Gary, Indiana, elected a Negro mayor, Richard .G. Hatcher. It was something ol a historic event. Negroes were jubilant, the whites of Gary were hesitant and worried. They still are. However, since Mayor Hatcher prevented riots after Dr. King's assassination by going courageously into the st11eets to cool the atm~ere, the whites, as one leading white citizen put it to me. have begun to feel more secure than they would with a white mayor. A Negro clergyman, who beard this remark as it was made OVf!f a dim.er table here recently, added: "Maybe we Negroes will now t~l insecure because of the threat of whites rioting." It was a hint at the existing hostility here between white and black, for Gary ts a dt)' of tension even without riots. There exists a more direct con- frontation between White and black here than in almost any other American dty. The inner core is a c::rime--ridden ghetto. The w h i t e residential area rings the ghetto, and the main street runs straight through the middle of it, making the central shopping district unsafe. THE NEGRO clergyJDM's reference to rlots by whites surprised me for a moment, but it did not surprise anyone around our dinner table. "To what u- teot," I then asked him, "bu the elec- tion or a Negro mayor unified the Negro community? Has it silenced tbe militant.,?'' The Negro preacher thought about the answer for a long time. "You ask me a question about us." he finally aaid, "but I don't know us. I know I mould know us." Then be added, "In Gary the vast majority of Negroes are employed and are eamtng a living, even if itl many cues it Is Ol\ly a mini· , mum. ROft'V'er. they are forced to live l1l the ghetto and that Is morally de- H.Milijmil Saturday, May IS, 1188 Th• Comment hp of tbe Dally Pilot Heb to lllform ad ltlmulate readers by pranrtiDJ I nridJ of ca& IDetlWJ Oil top.icl of lntezo. at and llptflcanc. from Informed OblinU'I I D d spokesmen. ......, ................... atructlve. People have nothing to look focwn to. 'The money they earn has no meudng w tbem. To a.ave for to- morrow does not occur to them; they live oal1 for today. They spend their wages almoet as soon as they have earned them''. CONTINUING, the clergyman said, "They feel no sense of responsibility either for themselves or for anybody else. Even if they were given nice new homes they wouldn't know how to live in them. They have no sense for the preservation of property. How oan you if you b.ave lived all your life in hovell? You don't know the meaning of nice clean walls or a bathroom. Negroes are used to taking their hatred out on anything, even on a clean wall. Naturally, the children who grow up in squalid surroundings grow up with their parents' disdain for pro- perty and with hatred ln their hearts Ior having to live as they bave to here." A white, twenty.four-year female teacher at our table underlined one of the points the preacher had made: "I have some difficulty, for instance. in explaining to my pupils here why I show up in school evecy day. They have no appreciation of even the most primitive values." "But to~come back to your earlier question,'' the clergyman resumed, ''our Negro mayor as a mayor will be taken like any mayor. He will be judg- ed by whether be succeedJ in fulfilling his election promises or not." l\fAYOR HATCHER has appointed se~al Negroes -appan!fltly able ones-to top jobs. Hls administrative assistant, flre chief, and city attorney Sexual Freedom From Tram-action, a publication of Wmhington Uriiversity M., American women blame their Lnadequedes on the inequality of the sexes. If \\'Omen weren't burdened by a double-standard oC sexual morality and a fear of pregnancy. they argue. they would be free to develop their talenta and enjoy productive careers like men. Now, there are countries where women have the ·sexual freeGom that these A~rican women long for. ln Sweden, cootraceptive techniques are taught in the schools and diaphragms, loops, or pills are pre.crlbed for any woman who wanu them. And yet, according w. writer Lnier Becter, Swedish women don't make any better use cf their freedom than women in more traditional fOdeUes. SWEDISH conventions about sex, marriage, and femlnine respectablUty are freer than those in our society. Sexual intm:o.ne before marriage Is condoDld ; men do DOt expect a vir&in bride; babMt bonl outaide of marrtac-art so acceptable that some motllen announce tbtae bli11'1s 1n tbe local ~·· 'J'lbere 11, tbeo1 DO atnal double- lt...s.rd that acutts the Swedish lltll who tah talMrr cob:raes ln 1chool thtn boys tUe, ar the many women wbo have stop-pP Jobi but no long- lenn Cll'tffl. In fact, Miss Becker dmaes, Swedilb pb do juat Jrhat Or .. bave a!wa11 ct.e: 'Ibey UM tht1r ....... tbllr prilu1'y me..., .... port. The girls entrap young men into matriage by allowing themselves to become pregnant (50 percent of the children born in Sweden are unplan- ned, and, in one third oC the marriag. es, children are born before the mar- riage is eight months old). WHY HAS the sexual emancipation oC Swedish women failed to make men and women there "fellow human beings"? The predatory relationship continues. Miss Becker charges, because women are just lazy. 1- It is sWl much easier w marry a doctor than to become one -and the rewards in status and income are the same. Swedish girls are also en- couraged to continue this kind of dependency by a social climate that tends to romanticize out-of·w.edlock pr~gnlJ>Cy, and by a IOCial and legal , sin.tioa wtwre a man must support any child be fathers (his salary Is at- tached, If necasary). THE A\JTB'OJl ll&Jlllb that it is time tbe law eaapt u:p with the realltl" ol modern eontraceptloe1 - the teclmlqoea •• reliable and under u.e woman'a coatroL If mea were no longer fefted to help 1upport children ttiey didil't want_ pertlapa women would bicome men cardal aboot con· traceptlon. But wt..u.er a cbaltp ln the law would do mUCb to cblnt• the habits of ~ womea la problematical. What la ele• tr.. tbb esMY ls thlt feininlne heblU of dependenq hm>ivt ....... -' llllilalt1· ' are Negroes. The police chief ls white bul his deputy i4 a Negro; the city engineer and the planning director are white. On the loft!' leftl then has been a more perceptible shift In the balance between white and Negro employees, but the PftSS~ on the Mayor for mo~ jobs for .Negroes con· tinues. Whether it is true or not, white members or various city boards say they are begim)..ing to feel the new Black Power. 'Phey come more often under heavy pressure,. some say, to give in t.o Negro demand~"or else." But this, as one local editor sug· gested, bas probably less to do with the new mayor than with the more posltlve, more militant attitudes of Negro communities generally and the new pressure1 that are sweeping across this country. Mayor Hatcher is probably foBowing the habits of any new political officebotde.r. The Negro clergyman, returnng to my original question, continued. "You aUed me about ttle infhlence of Mayor Hatcher. I think he has considerable influence in the Negro community. lf he decides t.o support one or the other Presi~tial candidate, he c o u 1 d deliver almost the entire Negro vote. Stokely Cannicbael'1 followers hardly ex:ist here. The last time he came to Gary, he was a flop." "BUT DON"f you 'lhink," an out·Of· town visitor sugge~ ''ibat wblle the young white generation ii a(ljastmg to the situation and sees the need for overcoming the exilting c b a s m between Wb!te and Negro, the Negro young are moving in the other direc- tion ww.ard extremism?" "But Negroes now have access to much better jobs, even 'frith t.!"e steel companies, don't you thillk?" a local influential citizen ~. 'l'1M clergyman, as jf be had beard that argument too ofte'aaid Jt rem.in· ded him ol. a Q.\lote from DSck Gregory, who once said: ''In the South they don't mind if )'OU pt big as long as you don't get dole. In the North they don't mind you .getting dose as long 11 you doa't get big." "COULD a ....., Preltdat, whom tbe ~IF* lnllt, IUICl!eld la neon· dlilll the two racesf" ,tbe wife of a Wallllngtae ....,...,... llted the derl)'1IWL upnapa lf Jolm F. )[ennedJ hacl llnd ... • perhapl," be nplled pdlf¥t17. "~time ,ru acblnce Chea. B.tl ._.the....,......,, at lellll jUlldla _, the "'** .a Gary, tut It.-, ii too lilt now." "Not 1ten a Nesro ..,.,. em belip lt .... 1• lbl new1piipeiaua'1 W'lfe ... ., . "1111 troubll won't be tbe Ntpva," lbl dllo-oeLWWll'ed. .. 811 troabta ................. -. ' to the Office of Stratemc Services. . --..vme asst secre .... .r ,... of defense fec>mptroller). Nancy ,Squire_ Hitdl, tbe yoplliest of tcb-stayed-a:lmost-five-ye81'S'·-'''----1--- tbree children, .was born bi Sea We, W&!lhington, then in 1965, at--the-m- wbere her father was a professor of vitation of President Cl.ark Kerr. musl~ at the University o f became vice--preildent in charge of Wuhington. Her parents \ftl'e both business and ffnaDce at the University s~olars of, French an~ often took the ---..u California. "One of the attractions whole family to . Pans for uteoded about the oppor1nnlty was that it stays; Nancy still speaks f 1 u en t meant being able t~ live in Caillomia French. . . again," says Mrs. Hitch. "And Charlie After the. war, the Hitches lived for for some time bad felt a real urge to two ye8!s in Oxford where be taught r~ to the academic world." economics, ud s!{J became a tofte.r, a , hobby she still p u rs u es en-NOW THAT HE is presjdent of the tbusiastlcally whenever time permita1 univer~ty, ,the Hitches will have to In England they first began exploring move again, for the Regents have the countryside together on bicycles, designated Blake House as the and they still cycle occasionally. president's official home. BI a k e THE HITCHES ti · tr 1 House, some fifteen minutes' drive . . grea .. Y en1oy ave • from the Berkeley campus, was given mg. ~s. Hi!ch say~, We try W plan to the university eleven years ago and our itineraries to U!Clude as many its extensive gardens are used as an European ca~~.s or Ja~se outdoor laboratory by Berkeley's g8!'dens as poss1bl~. They especially Oepart.meot of Landscape Architec· ellJOY the outstanding restiaurants of ture tbe wor-Jd. "Chslle is-a flU'me1 •ho ·----- looks back with real pride to hia elec· PRESIDENT Hrl'Cll believes that lion of the Queen's College Wine Com· institutions of higher learning cannot rnittee. He still enjoys selecting the operate as isolated ivory towers, but right wine for our guests." mus't join the search for answers to Jn 1948, the Hitches left England for society's pressing problems. Southern California where he joined However, colleges and universities the staff of UW RANI) CorJ;oratllDn, . are not likely to be c0mrortabte With later becoming chairman of its the surrounding society because they Research Council. "Charles Hitdl are ageiU and barbiJllers of change. could spot the crucial issues and pro-"U you find a university that is ·not mislng approaches to research pro-striking some sparks,"· Hitch has blems in a few moment's discussion," said, "you can assufue that it is recalls a former RAND colleague. dead." ·-----Our Man in San Frallrisco ----- How a Cop Js ,Fielaed In San M~teo County By HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -I t e m suitable Jor inclusion in a time capsule: The San Mateo County Sheriffs office, exercised by cavorting nudies at a local beach, now bas plaincJo'thes nudies sta· tloned there on the weekends. For this we have the solemn ward of the county manager. Adman Howard Gossage l 11 relieved that the cut-off date for heart transplants Is aroJlDd 50: "One of the few r emaining jOya fl · middle age is the ltnowledp that we won't be cut up like cbleken' parts." S.F. 's newest multi·million dollar industry must be the S t e v e McQueen film , ''Bullitt," which has been shooting here for wee.kl and still has a few weeks to go. The budget has now passed the '5. miUion mark (and climbing). LATEST STATUS symbol for the Financial District set: an attacbe case cootainiog a telephone and au sorts of fOPhlstlcated circuitry that enables tbe carrier to make a cllll from just abqut anywhere. Called the Commander 701. it sells for '2140. or '46 a month on lease. About 200 are in action already. even though tbe case only bu room fOf' two skinny sandwiches ar one fat one. · BAY C1TY BEAT: The duzllng Angela tansbury, l1l town with her hit production of "Mame," Is Aun- tie Mame oU.tage, too. Mlle-tong limousine, liveried chauffeur, and a vast ~eat OD Ruuian Hill, tooldng down on eVti'j4Jody. She dip the late apoU., IDo -.. ~·-• beUer.-.-:-.. ··~ who mut .. ~·· rtchat to S.F.'s fine French restaurant, Le Trianon. for dinner, and anxiously awaited his reaction to their ex· 'cetlent cookery. After a few minutes, Gre11t nodded: •11 can tell this is a fOOCl place, ail right." Mrs. Ricks: "Bow?'' Greg: " ''No gum under the table." And for their Mother's Day edi· tion, the San Mateo Times asked the burning question, ''What Is a Mother?" of several children, and Steve Jaffe responded: "A mother is someone wbt> gets sick eating cauliflower to lhow you bow good it is." Head of the class. OR. WHO NEEDS Rowan & Martin anyway: "Did you know that when you want chocolate cake in Vienna yo11 say to the waiter: 'Sacher to me, baby!'?" ... And Florence Breiger, browsing through Mark Twain's ''A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court (1889), foUJ1d this in Chap. 33: "The Yankee is sayJng: •I prepared now to sock it to him.' " So what else is old? 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(JZV 1541 s33 l,Oo\¢L s33 ~~llAJ.. 5966 TOTAL • ,YMr ~vM+: • fllJCE +TAX & llC. ILUI IOOK PRICI S1615 ~, ...... '66 FORD Cu>l~m 1 ocor. HNl!lr. IUltv fa<IOf., ""'-4 (RAM '221 GOLO STA1t '29 ~ '29 W:ft· 5866 + T:~!C. IWE IOOK PRICE $1160 '63 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX , ILUE IOOK PllCE $1390 TOTAL PllCE +TAX lo llC '66 DODOI COROND 526 TOTAL 526 TOTA}. s7 66 ~~:r. 4V~Ar: ILUE IOOK PRICE $1520 '65 CHIYROLD lllCA YNI B 1 ocor Full lactory tciufpped. INGP JK.) G-OLD STAii 526 · ~$1¥. 526 ~~1t s7 66 IWE IOOIC HICE $t75 '63 DODOI 440 AL WH. '63 FORD 500 xr TOTAi. PltlCI +TAX • LIC. TOTAL NICE +TAX & LIC. 'rdoor htrdtoo. 1t..ilo & htaltr. ,_, ''"'· -brakft, budtet -rs. !HZE 1711 523 Wit 523 ~~· T666 +T;t IWI IOOI PtlCI $117'0 '63 COMET CUSTOM ILUI IOOIC HICI Sits 63 DODOI DART Fully fOC10N ftU--. Wllllt .......... (Ol(I[ •>. '19 w:r. '19 1*Af: s566 ILUE 900K Piia $115 '63 PONTIAC CATAUllA TOTAL PllCE +TAX & llC. TOTAL PllCE +TAX & LIC. Harltor D0tl9e TRUCK & CAMPER Div. 2111 HARBOR BOULEVARD' 6 TRAVEt. Sft "' 1 ·. VAN CAMf'ERS '68 Y2-TON PICKU P BRAND NEW 121" "WHDI. IASF' SWIPTllNI e All G•uges e 3 spHcl Synchro Trans. e Huvy Duty Tires e Cigu Lighter e HHvy Duty Axle e Huvy Duty Springs As~ for Stock No. 789 $2112 TOTAL DOWN TOTAL MONTHLY 1 PATMINT PAYMENT TOTAL PllCI + TAX .. '•Ym••h i11cl•tl• !err I II~. I fl•••ce ch1r9H •" 41 . IMMIDl•TE DILltlCVDENSEY "'°'· 011 •PIH· ctetl1t. "" OP EN LL DA .,.-Vinyl covered comb. sof • & bed .,.-Dr•pes on •II windows ..-v.a .,.-Autometic OOtl ' W>I I IH • [IU r:H I READY TO ROLL! "' Fold-•w•y Dinette "' Kitchen ubinat with 50-lb. ice box "' I I 0 volt electric•! outlet "' Built-in stor•ge wall, full length warorobf' \ llfl ,, .. - tJ , .. '! BAB.BOB OD DGE. • • I t n DAILY PtWI Hi tn~e, boya and girls, llld welcome again t o another Saturday morning eession in Unde Len's CorMr. Well, you kids made Carol real happy again with ·some mOl'e entriefl for the riddle and Joke conie6t.'. ln fact. lrfrs. Garinger's class at Calif omia School in Costa Mesa ~ the comeet in I body. • SUPPLY ll>OMf THIS IS ~. llJC>lf. 1 WMT YOU 'TO S!MP SOMFBOOY TO MY L.M. ONE OF THE California e n tr l e 1 , frOm Tom Pecararo, toot tbe prise for GORDO poetry thil week, wbile---------------------------.,1 Linds Schaar's was chosen WIN.,Eft -------·1•h•1·~-J:.N_._K_._ for Carol'• Corner. * PRIZE l'W * l 'M ~ 'fl!IJ. Th~~~~~~ ~~~~ -Steve Shaffer. GatTY This week's contest winner is Cathi Anne Nelson, 10, ~* • 1'MA1' McLane, Kelly Petersen. 17101 St. Andrew Lane, Huntington Beadl ~N QIJ.J.SS! Bryan A. (no last name given). Richard J ulien and Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contest. Here's all you Jan Keying. H~you eep do: (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 5lh inches wide and contributing to Uncle Len's 4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or·trace Cc>nM!r. picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and address Next week, boys and girla, on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1500, DAILY la the weekend of the big -PIL0'1', Cotta Mesa. Winner will-reuivt Kennedy halL dollar. Fish Fry in Costa Mesa, and th't will be the subject of L----------------------------·~ our art contest for next Saturday. Of c o u r s e , youngsters from other cities besides Cocta Mesa can enter -just send in a draw- ing on your impreAion of the Fish Fry. B 0 NORABLE mendon winners in thil week'• st 'contest are: Leslie Yoder, 9, Costa Me&a; Julie Bynum, Cotta Mesa; i.verne 06terboudt, 9, Balboa ltland; Kris Fentrom, 9, Coeta Meaa; Kathy Pratt. 11, Costa Meta; Holly Senn, 5, Hun· tington Beach; Carolyn Bili· ington, 12, H u n ti n g t o n Beach; Carta Westerfeld, 11', Hunt:ington Beach. and Scott Mob>ok, Coste Mesa. * Dear Carol: What would you get if you cr0689d a hone with a spider? ·1•11dtcMf PRIZE WINNER ~ °' II epf.I Pl~ noA 'noA l!CI " II ''"' ' ...... ,. MOUJI ,,uop I :JeMIU\f -s.-. .....,, 11 ... w. 11111 St~ -.a ,,, ..._, ..... Lynn: How do you find the lowest com· mon denominat«? ,....,. Ut ... I ...... .IOf lut>fOOI .., •• Aettl. ... , lu!'fl f9\ff puftOf A11tf f,UMetf 'Uo'S I...,!) :..Mfl•=I ~ .......... 11 .......... 1Hc11 Dear Carol: What ride do ghosts enjoy m06t at the amusement park? •.1efaCMtl .1e110J 9\1.l : ... MIUV -MJhT.ftili.C....Mlla ,J>ear Carol: What'• green, black and red? ·1-.ly • wo.lf 'IHCI •tJPtd .1edn~ :.aeMtuy ~ ScMW, lt. ClMl8 --- Crossword Puzzle ACROSS 1 Forwards 6 Insist :i;>on 10 lnstru111tnt fact 14 Blow 15 Papal n1111t 16 East Ind I es: Comb. fo• 17 'llodlfyu 11 Kind of 111lstate 19 Beer: lnfonlel 20 P1tblct Into offict tt 111 enu ltet11 23 Feminine ' name %4 Poker hold Ing: Colloq. 26 Gone~ 29 Broadway role 31 Numerical prefix 32 llr. Flxlts 34 Aulhen• tlcate offlclally 31-fescut: A forage grass 39 Teddrr's one tlint command: Abbr. 41 Rtflect1011 42 Not easily aroused 45 Monastic establllh· •ent • Sllllttof 4'=" 50 Ktatl p!Oduct 51 lluns of transport• at Ion 55 Sleigh 57 City in ltafy "ft Arrilt .. :.- ldlllrll ii U.S.S.lt. " ~:.:::-,,. 67 Fraa's '"""""' '8 Adult Insect "0111 .. 1 .. 70 Blbllcal name 71 Blanched DOh 1 Disfigure 2 Fr. word for 64 Down SCouunl-catlon 4 Ctttaln COlllbltS S Stllated 6 Buffalo rtslcltnt., for ont 7 Irritate I It. 11u1IC1I theorist 9 Esptclallr. Abbr. 10 Sep1r1tn 11 DI sclpll nt ti ICCtpt so.t11•1 MMI •L ...... ·eA~ ..... ..... ueo.11 .,..., out stcond 44 Anll ·or btst tOSln ll Pack 46 Heraldic tight bnrin9 22 Brlgh!IY (7 Sluggish· vivacious nu s 25 N•llh· 51 Tire borhood of a, sort organl· 52 Song of zatlon: exu ltation Abbr. S) "The 819 26 Exel•• Knife" tions of 111thor n8:.: 54C.• ti_, to full 21 ,,.,.... devtlOflltnt ti• " Weight units 30 laltt S9 -111tlco: Into I• Om••tal »lion marble Scotia 60 Wht~ unlvtrSl\V Ogden 35 Outside: ls Comb. 61 Errand boy l6 i~~ctutt 62 Ending ustd 37 td with lso Laetrat and cyclo 40 luddlt1 64 Pronoun . .... . .I .• t -- WHAT AM I? • J cause the tide, in daylight I hide; At night I'm bright when I reflect li&bt. What am I? The moon. l'm sometimes called earth's twin Because I'm fike the earth in size But if you come to my gaseoua surfae» You'll find dangers you'd never realli.e. What am I? Venus leM yew ........ te M ,._,, •I• Or-.. c... Deity Pllet, hi ,. ... c.... ...... Calif. Dt we bow wbea snakes orl,hlated? JUDGE PARKER • TUMILEWEEDS All the living animals hew femily trees that brand\ back, back into the dlm .put. We can ltbdy their mnote ancestors from the fossil remains they left btriecl jn ttle ground. From these records. we suspect that snakes began arriving on eat1h about 100 million years ago. The snakes are cold-blood· ed reptile cousing of the lizards, and the reptile clan is one of the oldest in the world. Their ancestors left the ancie.nt seas and learned to cope with life on the dry ·Jiand more than. 200 million years ago. There they thriv· ed and prospered. They brlnCbed out In countlen assorted shat>K and &Un and spread out to occupy most of the land in ttie world. The dinOMurs were weird r e p ti le s that dominated life on earth for more than 200 million years. Some types took to the air and became ~e ancestors of the flyiJit birds. The snaky reptilee began to take llbape dwindled, tbeJ depe9ded m<n and™" Gil u..k jaws to grab and devour their food. So with nature'• help, tney gradually developed special jaws with ltret. chable joints. The lower jaw bone of the first real IMke already had two separate halves, joined by a strong band of elaaUc muscles. He also bad learned to travel without legt by wriggling bis snaky body from side to side. Alan( with o t h e r leglee1 lizards that we suspect devel~ped later. he was very much like some of the non-poisonous snakes of WAY OUT IN~ 816 LONEnE, BE'TWIXT THE SRX)QfN' PEAKS TMERE'S SQUEEZED A SCENE :_, DOSBEP "GRIMY GULCH;' ._ WHAT'S SUFPRIN' FRl\1 THE eu:AKSl the modern world. The poisonous s n a k e s were oot among the first ar- rivals of 100 million years ago. Their fangs are com· plicated equipment that took many Itel to p er f e c t. Nevertheless, the poisonous anabs hive been here a THEY CALL IT CIV'LIZATION, / THIS 000NDOCKS BABYLON/ SOT I DON'i BVV JlJ THAT 'CIVIi.! BIT- 1 THINK MM PUlTI~ ME 001 ___,...._,,. ~ .r very. very long time. The Mun •ND JE-. folsil l'tllMinl of mi ancient " rr cobra, complete with fangs, were found in France. -. QU/Ulw/ Scientific dating of the ff YY "· fossils .and the rocks around i.t proved that the cobra liv- ed about 20 million years "'·~·~-·-ago. He W9I not much dif· ferent from the cobras of ._-_.,.nr;.....,,,a the moder-o world. as the long Age of Reptiles AndY _.. 1 w· ...,.. ._ ..... be'8ft to decline. It Kaltl'I AM SINft. -t. '11 Om.IWI, ..... ..u....~ a-thi . ...... .... .., "" ..,..,, .aue ,._......., ...-s 15 • gaihered from a long series What 11 ~ wlP. of the of telldlt bsils. But fossil ..,.. "~le''? -~~~~ ~ ,Dl'VW tell all they OliJdr tn E land k·"" know, We Ind them in spot· en °1 as ""' ... -.--.--.,;..;;;;;• ty 1 o c a t l o n s and it la ihs eame question 300 ye.ars reasonable to suppose that a10. Chances are, their countlea esttnct species left pareiita told them that the no fo11U rec:ords at all. All world "chocolate" means ob.r S.000 modern snakes are Food of tile Gods. This descended from r e p t 11 e ..-er w11 wrong, tfK>ugh anceeton that hlld legs. And tbe mouth-watering n e w several types are believed b'elt did Indeed taste good to bavt converted to the enough to be served to legless form at different heavenly vWtori. Actually, times. Eacb type l'Mm• to tu name ._ borrowed have made the coll'\'et'lion from tbe lldana al Central by limillr' ttagea. Americe. Wben tbe Spanish The ADCestors of h upl~ arrived; t b e y world'• first ICl&le• are fouDd tbat t.blM people had thougbt to be llurrowint been enjOytnl chocolate for lizards Who Uved more thu .... TM Central American 100 miWon ye•s qo. Their II a y a n • c a l h d it burrowing way of lfe made ·~~ ...... " or "tbe bltttr 1lteil' lep ~. Dlltal't Jldet.'' -tbll ...... dellelta ...... t St r I I . bartotNd 1'J ... Adee peo.. 'lbrOUCla a • c o a a t a b 1 • pie Wiie cam. after tbe. C1t=-, t11e 11t1 ot .. *711. 'bl ..,..... bar. ... .... btcame roind ........ md it ... ...ntr. M l9ll tbel r .... tt ... word c:tdidrllD .... bor9 wttbout dloco1- lll1 .... • .. .-.I thtM .. 'Bttter jakt" .... • •• lft'lTale ,.... t Ii e tnoet umullallk .... f« world'• tint ~ tbt ..... Rnw. Bat Neture trlldUallJ r.moves ~ II IBld9 fnm Ille meJep utru from forma COCOI bMa ud tbe plalD · of life but abe a1N ...._ J .. la ~ llltllr. Sucar "" ntr~ to eope ... ... ............ to ~~.As .................. llPI ,. ... aG .. ... ,.,... .. .. w&fll 8';tor • '-. MISS PEACH ~~OFFICE~ Mc.CAN CHIOCINI> IN WITH 1'MI ST4TION H0Ut9 ... ., ··--·-.. ·-~----~---~· .... ·--~-----··· I j . .. ..... ', • . TAICE T>lfSE BACK TO SUPPlY. AND HAVE lHEM SEMP ~ RECEIP'f TO ME . By Gus Arriola By Harold Le Doux ~MET.AKI!! )6Ll )>.WAY FROM Al-I. "THIS7 SW.IV~i- ly Tom K. Ryan ly Al Smith ly Mell -~IN TME M~, MCCA&E, OONIT CAu. US, weu CAL.4... 'YCU ••• ___ ...,._ .. HOUS Gener pu I HOt.r JO l Awa e Fe • p, e Si • 2' I e Pc •l e TF (off . NE' ( I' . • Realtor •.. • w-" ..+ Miele to ~ the prof.uion.ly qudfied men ind women ift Newport Htrbor~od• Mew who n entitlecl. to use the word "RHtk>r.'' .... Schooled, eaperie~d .,._, bound by • lirict cocle of .thics, • RHltor is the frlencl YO;U tum to when Y® pt.,, to buy or sel re.I property. His thorough knowledge of every fee.+ of ,re•I estate transactions is your gua••ntee that, buying or seftin9, you are in good ~nds when you enlist the services of a Reeltor. MAY 19 to 25 HOUSES FOR SALi-HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SAL! HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSIS FOR SALE l HOUSES FOR SALE ·HOUSES FOR SALE I HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE General 1000 0.neHI 1000 hneral 1000 Gener•I 1000 General 1000 , ~·I lOOO<H~~~------100_0 G.!"~ral 1000General 1000 GARDEN KITCHEN 1 ---------!mlm!~-m;u S&,880 CASH 01 19UIT1' pats YOU on MILLION s BLOCK • HOMES 7 REMAIN • BETTER 1HAN FHA! 6.60/0 Award Winniftg IONNll IAY HIGHLANDS e Formal Olnin9 Rm. • Parquet Family Rm. e Stainless Wet Bar e 21/J -3 'h Baths e Pool-sized Yards e l Car Garages e TRADE-IN Plan 400 wtNDW ARD loH 2100 ltock Tntfo AY.) NEWPORT BEACH • Sales Agents ®.p; 675--4l'2 • ..,.._ '42·2461 ~~~~ PENINSULA SHoRES' ..!~tu• 3 ae~~PC:,C:,~t2~~~!0 ~M.-l PMi TI LA BORDE, Realtor! lhimmering clear waters ol :!.x:~t~e~~.:! New Balboa !:!:t~n~ro~~~~ ~~r~~~orb~~~t~e~n~;t~n~~~~ i~~~~~ Quality Without Compromise in the CUltOm decorated 2 detail. 3 bedrooms Plu~ fireplace. Entry hall. Heated & filtered pool Je~I. 3 bath home, 2 queen 0 f FamilY Room. rine carpets _ bath house & covered patio. Deep land-IN FASHIONABLE BA YCREST. Custom ~~ ~ ::nj:e~: cean ront Community ~~Ji:~~iru~:i~· scaped grounds. 540•1120· iu~i\J:~:~mbe~~~0~i:~ a~o':::ehb:!b~ 17 x 15 family room. Wby in kitchen. 14x20 covrrcd Pa· 4 BEDRM.-FAMIL y RM. $2~, 900 breakfast bar -service porch and complete not trade t1I> to this bome of TIIREE NEW -' & 5 Bedroom two • stA>ry tio. can be com't'l lcd ,0 an NO DOWN G I built-in kitchen including dishwasher. refrig· a lifetime. Fabulous buy at single family Homes and three Duplexes with additional r oo m :-;,l.,.,,. -• • erator anrl freezer. Carcet2d thru-out. drap- $34.500. a Deluxe owner's 3 Bedroom & Den Home landscaped J.llllll<'n l'ru•1• nr low rlown tn others! 2 baths. Cheery kif . ed. plu~ better thlln ~800 1n s:rntters Pro- • upstairs, and a 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Rental only $32,950. r • ''" ,. ,, 11 c'lrn \i'llh all the push button buiJt.1115 ·Split IP~lccl prttio. <louble jlarag", pla\' area all · ~ down. Now ready for occupancy. Esther Drerup '"'' ii11111 mil fence _ n -.nv manicured lawns Ex· comolE't ~l;.i enclos··J with cement block waif. Ocean and/or Bay Views, Family rooms. Wet ,673-~ E11'' :;ii;~r.~·1 cPllcnl area~ 540-1720. f Mei:-hly p?inl~rt in and out -beautifully Bars, radiant heat, insulated, carpeted, wall-Hem~ landscaped. Full Price Only $42.950. OPEN CDSTA MESA OFFICE ed, landscaped, self-cleaning ovens. Formica & Apartment GOLF COURSE VIEW-$26,950! DMLY 1·5 P.M. 2021 Commodore Rd. New- 2629 Harbcll' Blvd. kitchen cabinets, Powder rooms, Etc. Etc. Acres & acres of velvet golf course greens. port. . ~9491 ~till 9 PM Come aee for yourself: Corona del Mu CON VEN ENCE S ; Ideal WW¥ for lhl' youni: 10 Mesa Verde location. 4 bedrooms, 2 bath. I PLO l BUY Vl ..-· fflA GOLD MEDALLION HOMES ltBl1 tbe1r Real Es1atr in. Electric built-in kitchen. Fireplace. Drastic · II 'ff . . vestment pan or ror thr rt'-reduction for immediate sale! 540· l 720 To schools, WES1'CLIFF SHOPPING CENTER I Lay low down ·payment on this charming 3 BR with dining room, 1~ baths stall shower. hardwood noors, step.saver kil'dlen with built. Ins, lov~ly deep pile w/w carpeta • drapes, lovely stone ~plett. f>oli $23.950 • <'till IJO'N, --· I' \ l I.· \\ 11 1 I I ~f \II\ \II\\ k f ' I I ., ~ I 1093 Baker, C.M. BARGAIN BEAUTY 4 Bedrooms $39,500 Walk to Mariners School, part< & library. Many cus- tom featurPS. Large lot. Jl'rry Freud · Olarlrs Arnold Real1ot' 646-7T:15 OPEN . DAILY 1 'T.IL 5 ti.red who need {'X .. B 11)· HUGE MASTER BEDROOM-and public transportation. Custom three bed· come. Olarmin!-( :.! hdrm room, two baths, hardwood floors, forced air "F" Street ancl Balboa Blvcl. =~~: ~~m~1::~ NO DOWN G.I. hea t. shak.e roof and breezeway to doubfe ga-1 on ucluclecl Balboa Peninsula kit<:hen. The 2 bdrm .1rn L~ or low down FHA! Massive furn iture will fil rage. Large corner lot -Priced to Sell at I seperated from lhP honw nicely with room to snare in the sp.,cious mas-$29·950· . ror privacy by 11 11a1<lr11. ter bedroom -eQual to 2 average size rooms. ROOM JO SP'!RE Priced from $79,600 to $109,600 Good area· • ~hori rhslan•" 3 bedrooms on upp er level. 2 baths. Family ff !tom the Beach. Pn<'r nnlv l'OQm. Dream kitcben with built-ins. Land· For further Information call: $41,(XXJ. Please r-<1U bthrr Drerup for appi. scaped to perfection! COLDWELL, BANKER & CO. 2200 E~ COAST HIGHWAY 673-9200 ~ Em ~l~iSl'1 TARBELL Bay & Beach NEWPORT BEACH 675-2000 ~ w~:~:!~ ~~~ci . N R. I 2955 Harbor Blvcl. Kl f.3351 ~~ SPWH SPlA~H NEV!PORT HEIGHTS Enjoy the summrr in you1 Harbor V'1ew H'tlls own 30' custom lwalNI pool New En9land Ch~rml Tills outstandlnit 4 RR fem. Corona del Mar Exceptionally appealing 2 Uy room wit)\ formal iltnin2 JUST LISTED • Allractive 3 bdrm. horn,, lnw DOWN pymt. ONLY $23.500. Lusk .: .. ~!lll~ homes located in the Southland's most de-sirable le lascinalini area. Schools Ir Calif. Irvine Campus just m o m e n t 1 away. Sensibly prircd from . $34.900 to $48,900 L..USK HOMES Dirt'ctions: MacArthur Blvd. from Parific Const Hwy. or Newport f'wy. Turn on San Joaquin ll1lis Rd., then foUow signs 10 model area. story ho m e! Wl'atherl'd room is today 's lop v11lur wood-stilngle siding, gleam-Over 1900 sp fl 11r livint: OPEN HOUSE in,:: paint! 3 BRs, 2 baths, arPa immaculatr condiliun SAT & SUN hugr living robm, deluxe all ~lectric built-In kitch<?n. JOlS.1015'/: W. 8Ry Avr. New· kit chen, perk-like rear yard 2 battls. Owner anxious 1~ port, 1.ll blk. to swimming with fruit & Sycamore trees. move • asking $34,:.>50 EZ beach. 1 blk to ocean. im· Immaculate oondition! In terms. miic. 3 bdrm. 'l both home Newport Helahts, on tree ~ + l bdrm. furn . apt. 45' lot. shaded roaa near all fcbool~ f.W.C -3 car gar. REDUCED 10 ~~~R HURRY! 0 n l y 75 '~i;;n;.~~~; R1:~1tor Ruth Pardoll, Realtor 1093 B k . r. 5440 2'24 w. Coast Hwy. 548-5527 llim Wcstcliff Dr. 642-5200 a er, C M,. 546-Nrwport Sch. Eve. 545-5643 Coldwell, Banker OFFERS: OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1 • 5 121 0 Sandpoint, Broaclmoor Harbor View Hills See this delightful better than new home.' 4 Bdrm. 2th bath. Din rm. Brkfst rm. lrg Fam rm. Beaut ca r p e t s, drapes & patio ....... : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $54,500 Mrs. Harvey layfront-Pier & Stip 540-1720 Costa Mesa Sl'NDAY 12-~ 1806 Antigua Circle Baycrest t not leasehold 1 Superbly drsignrd, <·u~lom built ~ BR home with h1v1sh use or stone. heavy limber· ed heams & glass! 0 v r r 3600' or architectural per· lection. Beautitul1y decorat· ed! Sliding transparan t walls to estate-sized grounds. Lg. mi.rrored dining room. book lined study with fireplac(', bar, breakfast room. 4 car garage. On cul-de-sar near Santiago Drivl'. Ruth p.,.doll, Rt1ltor 100> Westclilf Dr. &12-5200 OPEN HOUSES SAT · SUN 1 • 5 p.m. ~1 Catalpa · Eastbluffs 3 BR · den or 4 BR, ilintrm View! Beaut ~arden S4i.:JOO 221 L•rkspur, CdM 4 BR, lam rm, nl'ar hl•ach New prl~ S.19.500 Semple Real Estate 675-21 01 HAVE A LARGE FAMlLY? Need sleeping room for a baseball nine? This large family with three bedroom. two bath borne turned the garage into a 400 square foot dormitory. There's room for the visiting t2am also. Own- er leaving this area and savs sell -FULL PRICE ONLY $22.000! BE l~D~P~rJD ENT F.ARN approximately $11.000 gross income annually. Owner win sacrifice his East 17th •meet Shopping Center Laundrymat with 30 washers, JO dryers. plus extras. WILL CON· SIDER TRADE FOR RESIDENCE OR DU~ Pl.EX. Excellent value for a retired couple. FULL PRICE ONLY $10,950. Submit Terms -and let us show you how to make money: Mother-In-Law Quarters Charming Thr~ Bedroom. 1 o/• path Dinette spacious Kitchen home with new ~/w car: pets. Plus GUEST COTTAGE with its own private ~ntrance and offers living room. bed- room, lntchen and bath. Double garage on alley, room for boat or trailer. Located in top EASTSIDE COSTA MESA neighborhood. Near schools. walk to WESTCLIFF SHOP· PING CENTER. Priced at Only $28.500 - Excellent financing. See 463 Magnolia, C.M. OPEN WK-ENDS 1 · 5 P.M. 646-0555 220 E. S.vtnfffnth St. (E. 17th St. Shopping CenterJ Costa Mesa you'll like our friendly service Evenings Call 646-4579 or 642·9192 1~---- COLLEGE PARK Baycrest Z!llZilZiZ:iii=== 5 BR + Fam rm, 2~ Ba, Beautlul custom built home, prlvatt' rncl entry, approx. and landscaped yard. 3 bed-MAY SELL FHA room + family room + 3 BR • 3 BA + Fam. rm. on xtra lge. lot w/room for pool. Custom bit. Qual. thru· out. Could add income apt. View of entire bay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $169.500 J. Clarksion 1 2.<XXl sq. It. 50 It. covered Appealing Provtnc al homr patio overlooks lge pool size den, double garage + work!' on cul-de-sac 1 BR <'Onvrr· yard. A great Family Home area. An excellent buy at tible den. 2 14i11 hit-ms Trt · lorfllrd on Princeton Dr All $59.500. Tile 1st TD at S~,-;; Brief Case Wl;en it comes time for you to change homes , IS millions of families do each yHr, will the move be an a9onizing episode or• "brief c~se?" The help you .enlist in completing your rNI estate transactions will make the big difference. You want tne whole m1tter to b. concluded ts quickly and ptinleisJy IS possible. There is someone who can m1•e 1 "brief case" out of your move. He is • "'ember of the Newpori Harbor-Costa Mew Botrct of RHJto". He has helped hundreds of other f am iii es to quic•, satisfying moves. His H · perience and know-how are priceless, and he can b. truded completely, because he ii bound by the strict Code of Ethics t~ which he must sub. scribe to be a RNltor. leave the details to yow RHltor, and rest 1s'sur· ed yow move wil be Msy encl troubl.frM. ., UALTOI Wiii-MAY 19 TO 25 NEWPORT HAllOR ·COST A MESA BOARD of R~LTQRS \ R-2 Waterfront Home 56' frontage pier & slip. Sandy beach Ex· citing view. 3 BR 2 baths. ·Quiet area. Excellent expansion possibilities $116,500 Mrs. Raulston . . Boat Ow1t•r's Special Have your own dock in front of this mod· ern 3 BR 2 Ba home with lar~e Bayside patio -Fine priv.ate community .. $53.800 Walter liaa!lf' Practically New 4 Bdrm .. 2 Ba., Lusk Harbor View Hills home. Less than a yr. old. Prize locat ion for children on cul-de-sac street . $43.900 Miss Leidy /Mrs. Burns Unbelievable 5~ "I-financing. 3 BRs. 2 bath~. special play yard & separate do~ run Excitinit clc· cor inside and out Full rrire . S30.:JOo Charlotte Long Prim. Location Les.." lh11n a vr ohf Thi~ hnmf' hR~ Pvf'rV- thiri(! ror perftrt )ivinn 4 Rrll'tr11., :J b.1 . fi1m rm. w 'wel hi1r. R I f'lf'r kit· <'hen ~51 .!lOO Mis.'! Leidy1Mr8 Rurn~ OFFICE OPEN SATURDAYS COLDWILL IANKR I CO. !200 L COAST HIGHWAY NIWPOttT llACH Kl t.nJ1 .... .. riftc pool. cl.lmrr wl)I con· ca.n ~ assumed nod bu this lor ... ~~ f"HA 1" F Y<'r only $31.<XXl JEAN SMITH, 1&yrri>•t Offl""' PROPERTIES ROY .1 wARl1 ro SCENIC I Realtor lllJ2 Sanllal:'n fir ~f>.IWI 675-5726 Im E 17th St Costa Me~a '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!'!"!"--"!!!!!!!!!!!~~!'!!!!!--...~ ...) f>.1f>.325.'l I I a Life of Luxury in • Monticello Townhouse (p11re walt·to·wall Eleganrr 2 hedroom~ and DEN or 3 and 4 hcdrooms. Ii ft. ~taster S111te; Z baths, double garage, deluxe built-in ~itchrn w/w ca~li~g. complete exterior maintenance. Its exclusive Country Club liVlng ... with clubhouse, pool and rccr~ation facil ities ... only $20,950 CCNT(lt Of HAltlOll AllEA HArt>or Sko9111111 Center 'h mt. South Cotst Pttn ...•. 2 m•. Oran1t Coast Collect • , • 'fl ml. U.C. at lrvlnt • . . • .•• 3 m• Newpo<1 ~'" SchOol• • 'h m• Publ" Gou Courso •.••• I mo, So. C.hf. Colltl' . • • • • Vt mi. Civic Conter , •. , , •• , V• ml. DftlVIHG OlltCCTIOHS J,Ffomtht$anl>itcooft-rampo" rllit-2.rrom Ne;o;port tl>td .. tti. Mom. ~ ltoocl "'"' '°""' te MontlctllO Wnt to r1IN-ROid,""" left (louttt). ..-. ' to Montbllo Homtt. THESE H6MES QUALIFY FOR THE WALKER• LEE "'GUAl\ANTEE TRADE" SALE PLAN-an easy way to TRADE-IN your present home. Just talk to the ma_n from Walker & Lee. MONTICEUO HOMES SALES CFFIC£: 160 UiXINOTON LAN~ ml'HONI ,, .. , .... u10 .................. ~W:A:lK:ft~l-Llt~-l;K~A:Olfil~TI~,, .. ,, ......... ,~ .. I ,. 14 • •• . . • Z2 DAILY PILOT GM.rel S.uw~y. MiJ 25, 1%8 1000Genera1 ____ 1_0GO_ HOUSH FOtt SALi HOUSH FOR SALi HOUSES 'OR SALE HOUSIS POI ••LI HOUSIS -~•LI ............. -~ -~&.., '°" SAL·I VoU!IS,FOR SALi ·Open Houses THIS WEEKEND . .., .... .....,......, .... ,.. ........... . ... :.. ............ All ........... ~ ...... -riM41t...., ..... ..., ......... ..... .._ i. ...., •• tAlt.Y P'ILOT WANT AH. ,..,_. ....... .,.. .... .., .... ., ........ wtM """ ............................ ....,. HOUSES FOi SALE (I Br. & F~ily Rm. or Den) 521 San Berflardino (Newport Heights) NB 546-5440 (Sun 1-5:30) (2 Bedroom} 1442 Serenade. Irvine Terrace . (714) 642-8235 <Sun 1·5) 19852 Westwinds Ln ., Huntington Beach 493·4711 (Sat & Sun 10·7) 417 Belvue (Balboa Peninsula) NB 540.1151 (Sunday 1·5) 4521 Tremond, CatMO Shot'es 675-3000 Eves 646-6590 (Sat &: Sun 1·5) *Follow Bay St. No. of 21!fe follow Open House signs, NB. 772-9530 (Sun 1-Dust) 336 Cana?, Newport Sbores 673-8550 (Sat 1·5) (2 Br. & Family or Den) 2910 Cliff Dr. (Clif£haven) NB 673·9200 Eves 548·4810 <Sal & Sun 1·5) 1518 Dolphin Terr (Irvine Terrace) CdM 642·6472 Eves: 673-3466 ISat & Sun 1·5) 611 Cliff Or., (Clifffl:laven) NB 673-9200 Eves: 646-9236 (Sat & Sun 1·5) (3 Bedroom) 201 Via Nice, Lido Is~ 673-5166 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 321 Poppy Ave., Corona del Mar 673· 1726 (Sat & Sun) +446 Esther St., CO$la Mesa 642-6418 (Sat & Sun) 433 MorninJt Ca nyon <Corona Highlands) 675-3000 Eves 673-0554 (Sunday 1-5) 406 Tustin Ave., Newport Heights 675-2723 (Saturday 2·6) 534 Santa Ana Ave (Newport Heights) NB 673-2020 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 17522-B Geraldine, Huntington Beacti 847-6405 (Noon-Dusk) 1518 Priscilla Lane-, Newport Beach 646-7711 (Sat & Sun) (3 Br. & Family or Oen) ++2709 Cove, China Cove, CdM 675-3000 Eves 548-8868 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 929 Via Lido Nord, Lido 6754031 (Sat & Sun 2-5) +2048 Commodore (Baycrest) NB 675-4031 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1600 Cornwall Lane (Westclili) NB (off Dover Dr.) (Sun 1-5) 1615 Cornwall, Newport Beach 540.1720 (Sat • Sun 2-5) ••1000 West Bay Avenue, Balboa 673-7300 or MA 5-8034 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2306 Heather Ln. (County Corridor) NB 646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 395 Willow Ln. {County Corricjor) NB 646·3255 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2938 Royal Palm (Mesa Verde) CM 54~5580 (Sat 2-5 Sun 1.e) 2812 Shantar (Mesa Verde) CM 675-5200 (Sunday 1·5) 443 Fullerton Ave .. Newport Helibta !)48-3188 (Daily 1-5) 1927 Leeward Lane, (Baycrest) NB 646-3255 ISat 4: Sun 1·5) 1294 BeUast (Halecrest) CM · R42·5000 (Sun 1·5) 439 Cambrtdge Circle. Costa Mesa 646-6545 (Sat 9-6 Sun 12·6) 1200 E"telle Ln. (Baycrest) NB 646·7755 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2541 Gr1>enbrier (College Park) CM 540.1720 ISat & Sun 1-5) 4720 Cortland Dr., Cameo Hil!'hlands 673-2222 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 43?. Oirle Circle, Costa Mesa 646-7711 (Sat & Sun) (4 Bedroom) *4607 Hampden, Cami!o Shores. CdM 675-3000 Eves 673-6182 <Sunday 1-5) •4.627 Perham Dr., Cameo Shores (714) 642-8235 (Daily) 1324 Galaxv Or .. Dover Shores. NB '714) 642·8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) +•:J33 Morn inirc;tar Ln .. Dover Shores NB 1114) 64 2.a23s a}any) •21 !t4 Vic;ta Laredo. Newport Beach (The Bluffs) (Sat & Sun i0.5) •4639 Fairfield, Cameo Shores. CdM 675-3331 (Sat 4: Sun 1·5) ••ROS No. Bayfront. Balboa Island 673-2222 (Sat only 1·5) (4 Br. & Family or Den) 1210 Sandooint. Broadmoor 675-2000 (Harbor View Hills) ISun 1·51 18012 Bulter. Univer.:itv Pk. Irvin~ 67 5·3000 Eveis 6'6-5227 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 15.19 S:1fltiago Dr. (Baycreat) NB 646-7755 (Sunday 1·5) 1806 Anti.1n11 Circle (Bayel'Mt) NB <ott Santtago Dr.) (Open 12·5) 1629 Antiqua Wa_v roover Shortt) NB 54&-5480 !Yee MM:t!2 {Sat 'a: Sun 1-5) 383 Vbl'a Baja (W. Upptir Bay) NB &42·6603 (Sunday) t7oe Dover Drift. Newport Beach 646-7755 <Sat A: Sun 1·5) *3212 Monroe. O>lta Mesa 856-5440 (Sunday t-5:30) (5 leclrooms) 18327 San Frupe, Pountaln Vaney 640-1720 (Sat • s. 1-3) DUPLIXIS POI SAU (Sft & Sun) ,, Gwrel 1• Aneral IGOO ChMrel lOOO o....t • ...._.. ... ......... IOOI IAYCllJ'-ISTA'll SALi I-...=;;:;;~~===~::;_ THE UAL ISTA TEIS I Whue E:pcN'11ee Replace• E~t 2 Conven*"t Offlciet 1700 Newpert * 2790 tMrW .._7171 546-2U3 llAND NEW IACK IAY CUSTOM IUILT IN IVlltY DETAIL BeauUful new contemporary with stone front -3 bdrma -2th bat.ha -extra large fam-• il'y room wllh fireplace. Tile entrance sur. roundl sunken living room. Located on quiet cul de aac. 135~00 -Don't miss this. IAI HARIOR-POOL HOME Outstanding in every respect -This popu· lar model has 4 bdrms., 2 baths with separate master suite. Large•pool with automatic fil. ter and sweep. Lots of extras. Elec. garage door opener. etc. $35.950. Try 10% down. 1*******'***·~···~·············· ........ ··~ 1 • NO DOWN PAYMINT : I : TO YrTIUHS . : 1 • D•ndy l Bdrm home • Interior completely re· ! , p•int1d • L•rge fenced rud in qu11t cul-di· it- s•c • $11,500. Owner wll •lso Hll 10'/• Dowa : °' F.H.A. • $150 Do .. • lmmed. Pouess!:,~ EASTSIDE SP ARKLER-$18,500 It ii a natural for a starter or for a retired couple. -2 bdrms -garage -carpets and drapes in perfect condition. A real charmer. -and only 10% down. HOME AND INCOME· Beautiful 3 Bdr m -2 bath home -large living room with fireplace -Forced air heat. In near new rondition with excellent always rented apartment -Double garage off alley with room for boat or trailer -See it today $34,950. 546-2313 OPEN SUNDAY 646-7171 OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1·5 1000 West lay Avenue Truly gorgeous, large, 3 bedroom, 3 bath, with 30x20 ft. livln.R room -tar.Re family room -all built-ins, including barbecue - beauitrul 20x421h ft. Bayside Terrace - Pier & slip for large boat. $150,000 with $50,000 down. P.A. Palmer Incorporated iohn macnab PANORAMIC VUI Oloice East Bluff k>e9 tioft. Ideal tamlly bonle! C BR.a.. ..,edoua llvin& rooni. tam. ilY room or rormal dining rootn. Kltcben has Bil RIO. dWa•uher, ample brldat rm atta. Huge patio. Nicely '-nd1c:aPf(I. Convenle:nt to lhops, schools, churches. Sho:1n by ,..,~, S~l.c'Xl . PENINSULA PT. You will be mo t impressed with thla lovely cu1tom•blt 3 BR home, its many ex· ~tiooally nice leaturea. Spa~ living room. lam· Uy room wftb tlrepl.ice, dtn. ing area, e!ec:trk Blt·lns In kitchen. Large sundecl<. Ocean beach around the cot· ner! $."J6,0'Y>. OCEAN FRONT Sun, swlm a.-:d play: It's va· e<ttlon time! Yoo will enjoy own~ thil d1rling two bd- nn. home. Near the Jetty on excluaive Peninsula Pt. Lee. lot, irtat patio areu . Xlnt val~. S60,lm: l!ACH HOUSE Nev 8-y, Ocean, N.H. Yacht cl~. Qldet Slre(!t. 2 BR, frpL Get at for summer! Furnished. $3.1,0'JO. CLIFF HAVEN $26,950 i\llracive livmg 1·m. with frpl., cLninr: area. 2 bdrms. Seclud~. large l1ndseapcd patio. AND It's on Snug Har. bor Road! Ball•N Real Estate Co. Joeepbint Webb, Re1Jtor 700 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa 673-41., Row about an lmprualve home located on a O.UR .BEST lovely U..Uned .tr.et ol mucb more ~ * live boma I OYerm.d bld.rooma, family room, 2~ batbl and abowl lib a new home. North Co* Mesa near Catholic C h u r c b. $48,0SO with fla:lbi. tenm. J~ lJated. Large 4 BR, formal dininl room + family. WW conaider trade for FulJerton or Anaheim 19ycrest CIMl.,...r area. Eva. 545-5142. A Urge 3 bedroom, family room ·homeJocated * * ~n a large corner lot. Sbake-roGf=· cell· POOL. Built fo r fun entertainment. 3 'BR mea, loads of panelling, neat 1•g family ~ d1'n rm l !v. bat''A bdwd "--• '1. 76 U.111 • ~u ~., and room to acld on for the growinJ t•ily. sep;trate plav area. ~ve. 545-4941. ~~ *** .... laycreltl Another large borne located in thil.. ucluaive area. Thia recently redecorated home i.s local· ed on a 1p1doua, professionally landscaped lot. You don't hHe to be a millionaire to live Ute one. M9,950. JUlt lilted. View Wbat:s new? How about an ~maculate 4 bedroom home with a panoramic view of the city Uahta and ocean? If this i.s what ycu have been W9iting for we hav.e one now. $41,500. More View See the boata ln Ute bay ancl a million lights from tb1I gracious custom ranch home. For. mat dinin~ room. 3 l~e bedrooms, a pool and located on a spacious lot. Just reduced to ,48,000. How h 11Mt Ma"'et 7 Have you been delaying the sale of your home because of the negative comments you have beard about tod•y'1 market. Well. this year's voluine is running 40% ahead of Wt year. ........ :'.!esPRING .•• ,~TY 1801 Weatclift Drtvt. Newport Beach ------------~ - PARTY POOL HOME Sharp, Early American 3 BR home. 1 lh balhl, Hplnh family room with fireplace & built-in bookcases. Lush landscaped rear yard with sparkllne pool. Terms to suit. ASKING $23,500. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION BIG VAGANT 4 BEDROOMS in Mesa Del MM with huste back yard. Move in while your loan 1oes through. S28,950 full price, & only $2900 down payment will handle. Want IX> see it? Will lrade immaculate Newport Beach home. 3 BR l lh baths, hardwood noors. Want 4 BR Mesa Verde home. Eve. 673-ll«A. * * *' * Low inl.erest-5~-%. Low -payment -$144 Pm Eastslde 3 BR + family. Room for boat & trailer. Eve. 546·8169. DAVIDSON Realty 2750 Harbor 58. C.M. 546-5460 Eve. 549-1058 4639 Fairfield ' Cameo Shores OPEN HOUSE SAT. & SUN. 1 • S Beauitful VieV.i Home. Large Pool, 4 Bedrooms, 3 Baths Owner Moving -'9(),000 Wm. Winton, Realtor 229 Marine, Balboa Island 675-3331 Open 'til 9 Every Night ~~~~ . ~ ............ ~ * Balboa Island * l>PEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 12 • 5 205 Amethyst Delightful 2 Bdrm plus Guest Apt. Nice Patio. Furnished -$42,500 RUTH SEELEY I REAL TOI 1306 P1rtc Aw. lalbot l1l1nd 673-4766 4-1-12-16 UNITS Buy as many as you nl!el1. Deluxe live In fourpltxea $60.500 to $62,500 each. Open Dally 1-5 PM 1551 Corriander College P1rk Exclusives lest Buys! 3 BR. 2 be, beeut landacaped adult oa:upied ...... $26,500 Most hautffut 11~ ACRE CORIB COAU & WAUACE RWTORS on Fairview !Wad% mJle to • 1491 IAICER STREET 3 BR, 2 baths, den, fplc, din/ rm, lo!lb carptts. ~ ~. swimming pool. Un- der mkt Pficed .... $31,750 San Diego FrttWay off ramp W 1u..t. ... 1 ... 1 One of a kind! -Prneot -.. zonlnt l\t-1. Cott• Mesa, Calif. $1 .00 SQ. FT. ---~ -~ Newport Oce1nfronl Hoile Excluslv~ with: Fast Possession 3 BR. 2 ba, try 10% Down Vacant. $24,900 G.n to set! COR&tN-MARTIN · REALTORS 67>1662 •• Vlctorl1 I«".~~ 64Ul11 ED RIDDLE m exclusive eameo Shores REAL TOR 646-1111 ~~=-=F-=A-=NT~-'-~A-:i!S-=Tl~~-Ciii~-! --=ii at 4651 Brighton Rd .. OPEN for INSPECTION lch Home Mutt Sell OPEN HOUSES SAT & SUN 1-5 CAMEO HIGHLANDS (Open Divorce Pendlnt this WEEK-END ie Owner movinc to Virgin l• Evenings) Must tell Back Bay Area Expenalnly 6 tastefullf Janda! C BR, mod/home, IRVINE TERRACE '!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!91 home OD corner of None 4 ~t~ OLLEGE S25.900. An exceptional buy • lmmaC· POSl11YEL y Ave 6. Bmltwood s~. lliacio CAYWOOD REAL TY IALIOA ISLAND I Pitt &: f'loel, 4 BR. 31.; be • ltlll room to build. Im N. Bayfro11t ..... n39.300 Don Y. Franklin REALTOR 3250 E. Coast Hwy. Coron:. del Mar 673-2222 It's a Creamer OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 WHERE? 1671 PegaS\Js St. One block from Santa Ana Country Club. Close to Col· leges. ~y to r~tways. WHAT? 5 Bdrm. Beauty plus Den plue din rm. Very Sharp inllde and out. On strtet of sfmtlar lovtly homes. ~ er moving to smaller home. Priced under market at $30,500. Terms to qualified buyer. Newport Beach Realty 414 32nd St. ulate 2 BR. 2 bath home. Room few tio.t or trailer but ~ Uvtnc room REAL TV 6306 w C.out Olarming ""•tlally covered FANTASTIC .mall, minimum catt yard. large formal d1nlnc room -N B · Hwy. .,... com1 rt bl r n ' · · 54~1290 patio • ideel for outdoor en-Lovt'ly 4 bl!droom, 2 beth 3 A tMnlly room, lilted 1t 0 • e am Y room ~ tertamlng. home on Udo !alt, featurlna $23.500. Open weekend after· A StlO'l'I Place! Nffr Golf CourM BALIOA ISLAND Asking $311,500 din area, la..rgt living room DOOnl. See "Paul". m7.ix» CUSTOM by BOB CLEGC 6. OPEN SUN. with fireplace, cloud !!Oft . Stt: just compltted. 1 block from Dupltx near S.y. 2 BR 1 1442 S.renadt w/w carpttlng. Nict private lt'a A Mlsal Mr. Hallbert or Mr. Abell Mesa Vtrde Goll & Country bath + 1 BR 1 bath. Good patio, dble bftr, •t the 11n-'l1le yard'• aone complettly Club. C BR 3 baths, 3 car rtntal area. Owner lives o~l LUXURY believabl~prlct of to pot 6. the boUle needa prage, formal dlning room. of area. • very anxious \0 APARTMENT $46 500 clean-up but mike oCfer • Top quality throughout. See sell. Onty S39,500. Corporation no !oncer requir. ' you m!Pt mlkf a deal. 3 ''Shirley" at lf17 Maul Cir-Rltr. 646-39211 Evt 642-0185 n tbls beautiful 2 BR, 2 • family room Park Mua de Just off Mesa Drive. (Al-*LACHENMYER beth Apt. with sweeping Homt.. Asldns S1IO on leue/ to bave 2 other Dl!W custom u _ _. view from Point Fermin to option at ~,500 • FHA ap. horMs to show you.) ..-lterranean VIiia Avalon. Overlook1ng New· :!93 E. 11th St. 646-4494 pnlal comU,.. Coll ... RHlty 546-5110 LIDO ISLE port Harbor. Company exe-Eve. ~752 C•ll• ltealty 546-SllO ~l!!!!!l!!!!!!!lll~~!!!!!!!!!!~ 1500 Adame at Harbor Lovel.Y modern 2 BR, guard- cutive requires home In Pool Home 1SOO Adams at Hart>or ~ <Near Cinema Theatre l ed by gardtn A stone walls trade, preferrably Baycr<'!lt 522 SOO (Near Clnema Tbnttt) Newport leacll reduced to S47.500. area. Equity S36,000. , m GI N Do Spac G Delancy Rul Estate Pnce 159.500 Better see tb!s today. Three Sii THISI NOWI O Wll e ap 2828 E. Coeat Hwy CdM Call 642-8235 bedrooms. 2 llathl, clOM to IllUUCIUlate llladoue l br. 2 1b1a may be the only home Problems 673-3770 ' DOVER SHORES Ntw B~yrront., 4 BR. 4 bethl, dining rm, actlvtty rm. m~ nlflcent tntry h1U with sweeping open stairway to !hopping and best of all • ba.111 bome. Forttd air, built· ~ N~ !!~1 = A little more IP&ce In ram-3 BedrOOm famU~ borne 00 only SIJO down. ean Now. m. try sum dn. fttl. This 3 ~m. 2 bath 11y home may be your aolu. oat of Wmsidt'a nblt eur ,_lex on'~'! ....... cor· home la as tbal1I u a tack' tlon. An excellent value In De Sec slrttt1, colored tile second floor. Top' qualll;y 2043 W~TCUFF DRIVE construction. P\tr &: SUp. 645-mt Optn Eves. Owners must sell • subm i ( iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;..iiiiiiiii otlers. OPEN DAILY 333 Mornlnt Star Ln. Call for Appt. (714) 642-1235 881 Dover Drive Newport Be1eb MESA DK MAI OPEN SAT /JUN 2737 DWE $26,9~Yl OI ......, .,_,_ It haa new electric buOt m.' a Newport Beach 4 ~ beth. N 1 c e I Y land1C&ped ner lot .. 2 br. tadl, p.rqa, a mammoth fireplace bug~ room, 2% bath bomt. $212 yardr. -Sl8,SOO No down to tr)' Sl,000 dn. picture wlndow loo~ · Ptt month covers all with Vets -$800 down nfA. The $21,950 to a large be~ yard a:i this excellent S~ % F.H.A. RtaJ Estaten 5 U -2 3 13 brick pa&. Exetllent re· financing. Vacant and ready 64>-n_n ______ i MATOIAM ._.., frl&e:rator, ca.rpeta llDd dral> ............... .. .. S31.600 Salesman or Woman 115 ...... C.M. eries Included. Approximate-Coleswor(hy & Co. IVANTED """4137 b' 1QiO closing costs and •• lmpoundia ttqUittcl. Immed· 642.1n1 YllW Wbllt'a new! How abOut an Immaculate 4 bedroom home iate l'Oeeeukm! 190f Harbo.r BJvd., C.M. · 0peti Eves. For tlte Artist and the Artistic Graham Realty fnear Poat Office) 149 Riverside Ave .. NB larciain-$9 ,500 SU:-IDAV t..S 1600 Comwall Lane WESfCLIFF laycrest w;th Pool ED RIDDLE w1tt1 • panoramic: v1ew or $52,500 I REAL TOR 646-8111 ~~I~ ~t~ ~vC::"~ ~ WES'TCLUT DltlVE Charm, comfort ln31>iQtlon S.S.mt Open Eves. In this 2·story, 2 BR home. Lovely old~r homt tn River· side on lg comer vitw lot l2:i · frontage lg enclosed pll· tlo, nice cptsldrps. stovf'. ~Imo. OUe.r on down. 83.iml Jun.lot su ed walled estalr with 1 larit drlvt-ln court yard~ White wrouaht Iron gate for privacy! 3 sunl\)' bedrooma, 2 b a t hs. family room. TODA Y'S B E S T BUY! $39.950 ltuth flardoll, llttltor 1605 WestcUlt Or. &t2..S~ Mammoth f b(odmim, 3 bath WA-NTED waltlnc fOC' we bave one CUstom &ycrtst home with now. $41 .~. 16' x 26' heated Md filter· Real Estate Salet People. A I ''RING" ed POOL. One bedroom and WHY NOT GET ON THE ·~ • SPRING bath ls on tile oppolite side BA.'ID WAGON? • - of the hoult from tbe othcra Over 25 Yean ID .,.. •REAill'V and wOQld make aood sftu.. Oranae Coant7. •• Allon for m•ld'a quarters'. • Full P8te ad\Ol'ftil\l:ll "ANYTDIE" 51/J 6/e . LOAN H1rf.or Hfthlandt 4 BR 2~ baths. 1436 Mariners Dr • I l 1 . . ... ·. Tennis, swtmmJng pool all!! Oce,n btacb. Tty 12300 Down.. OPEN HOUSE SAT J~ 336 Canal, N C'WJlOl'l S' ·res Or•nte Coett Property m Margut rlte, ~ ~ E:lcctlltnt 1numablt loan, e Inter office teletype Um Watelltt Drive PRICE CUT ~u0:~1d~: =!~/ropui BAY flONT 333 E. 17dl St .• C.M. 54~ llllYEISITY PAii Dolphin Terrace a C\J11tom hom . bl-lier ~ • Many othtr beMftta Spotlaa 2 Bdrm, ....__ ..... n-Ull3, C.U ~!94 • ,._ blterlli" Utt.le ltland . Wit Duplex. .---• • --3 BR 2 ba, hust ltvtllt room. Open~/~-1·5 YAcAtlT 2~ batt.-mJnlmum ma~ LIBRARY 'OR DADt ftttp&ace. bullt·lnl. patio. lenlftee, Ovttti» pnp fWlu In Yollr own toa:J U.. UPPtJ' l Bil 2 batb, baCt ltf. plus covered botlt ooart. bnlty with flnplace • •« 1111 raom. ~ + dJD. '° aw1r$etJ 1 a,' buspor1.tJSO llcm. ac Wlitterweet. . .$25,500 CllT M4,!CIO. WU a.....11-300 Wtsra.rn' DIUVr bar. Thrrt are 4 bedroollll las ..-. ~. On« ED llDDLI ll'Wf1t ....... •nu ,_ ... __ ~ .~~ a.e.a. 1'onul '*ctit ..._ 11 ....._ W.ftt.McCanlle lftrs. llAL TOlt .u.a -11 111t,WOlut~ MMm J:VD.m.38 .,, MllDID t fta1 E.t.te Sala ......... Must not m ind ~· PftwpOrt 8Mch Rnlt1 CM • ~ St. f7S.1M2 CllAIO& m """"" .-.~ _..,,.; -.11e IMdlJ ~ wll Cllft'7 TD • a_, tNdt. Jilt Ntwpllrt lllft.. '"!!!!'11!!!~!!!!--~~-Wla. ~ ............ Rltr. ..... ht ....... ,,. 'c.M. ,-Oww ~ A1lo Scar ,....... tor OM. ;otLACHDIMYll ..._ ...._ IOR F BY OWND Mat tell ~ 3 a Delta R.I r..e.te _.. '= bedroom, 2 9Jda home with flml1 NOlll + ANYONE POI llOOl.f t•IEI O• ..... llST ,..::.:.::== lonM.I .... "10ID ~· ti.en lee this ... IM. 2 IN IATC-. .... .,,.... ""'*'wall! (tt!Ct 8rta. Vtcent. bath, 'l*iout ,... nn. ... All ... Mill v... . ~I Inc ~ N t w '0 r l Open let/ Sun 1.S ID~ 11¥ rm, a --lb ,.._, I ........ orn:a 1 At ........ Dr. Hartlor Hiid! s C! h 0 0 I. ltao ....... a.-91 JeOl. ... .:..a. 111.V. I Wm ..... mJOD OPEN SUNDAY W tltmffti19 Ind \rr. RICI! Jury 1rwd • Olrile Arnold "'"""-CAL&. llllt. KILlll' Clll l '*91 ...._ • • ... 4 a 1'6 kdll, JOOI, ...... (Mp Jtrd wtdl D • ._..... •ma •ua llll1llil ._. .a...,.... t 11ar7 •••• .,.,.., a.rtes ~ • hnY tmlll 1ra "°"".,.... ~ _______ , .... • ......... ....., .... ....... ...,,. \Jp.a "°"" kt./Slan. • • Or.mllrtdee ¥ ' ... ---·. . .. ..-·-·· .. ....... ·-·-· ----·· ··---··~·· EASTSfDE CUSTOM Large 2 BR 2 bll th, comer lot. vacant. lmmed. posses-· "°"· $23,950 PIRltON REAL TY CO. 1tt11 a Oni.nit' m 1m -NiGLECTED 3 BR. 2 BA, covered p.itlo. fl"llll lrtts, many shrubs Nftda petnt, clean up. Tu rt.nc Euulde loc:aUonl ~-. Ina 122,500. C A L L GI~ ~ 541).llSl Httitaae Real Eatate. HOUSIS c..te Mei -Yid; H 18 NI Low dn. ( f ron Valley RA (Jut.E. up Udo alze land . Hlll @l 3 and C Bl Fireplaces erator, e&1 fenclnt, la MlchMI Phone 642-.2 ---....,, -~ess Thi One bedro new ldtch eosta Me andnc. Oc itself. Quicks, -· ·s· Realtor ~ WOW!!-Ju Convertib: or 3 BR. Atrium e baths. tar k:ik:bl!n ' utWtlet . (no loan includes tl!relt. CJ Eves.) HE I $16,<m - $18,900. ~ plus carp OPEN! m Kenne 642.9730 POC Cbarminl Eastside.: peting, : 5% '1o loe cost with $24,500. CHAlt 3 BR. 2 S. lenoed Joi l~. Own $20,500 " 934 • OP Et 1294 B Fortin C.O ., Imm11c. ~ drpg., E xlnt toe. or ll5911 Alt. 2. 312 YEAI 4 BR, 2 All t lec. to all sci Johns.$: CM 3 BR., 1 dbl gar. firs.; ~ $?'2,500. 374 or S. RANCH C'pts, d window! owner.~ 548-8741) BY Own~ 2 BA I bit-ins. covered fenced l TRANSF BR 2 t dish was CpU, be fruit tr• LGE.T firs .. $23.~. 245 Sierl 3 B«lro Fenced m.950. 3 BR. de asaumt pymnt EASTSll Lv rm. Loan.< OWNER uc. F hit-Ins ,,,~ .. S BR I 3 BA. I Story CA, dt ownr 5 f.h .. --i : '.000 , h1rrl'! Sl~'I m c,:.s, must 1 4 BR Rm, lg Ct Quit ( 3217• --rBi Al Walke' OWNf ~I W6 A --.-a. ' ~ DA.IL' a: HOUSIS flOI SALi HOUSIS flOI SALi I HOUSIS l'OR SAi.a MOUW POI SALi HOUSIS POI SALi HOUSH POI SALi lllNTALS ..... '?"thW =· £!"~ u-~·· M.e v..-1110 ~!'!.!!~ ~ 1~ c ....... ., Mir 1250 Hun...._... IMch 1400 b9una ... ch 1705 ...... Nl.'W ~ MAIUQ:I' ps.tOO IUYS • THE OLD .......... ,...... ., H••• Qualltr~ lat-Edlfl& UYll&-DOU. <lOMPLSlE j140<AGE GRAY U.&•E 16 "n .H<*D lidffttioo in ~ sroocn 111 l •La a..-1 No ,.,. atra Sor block """" i.o-dn. ·~~».yr lou tm~ ol th1a tpOijeu, Newl)' nd.cionted a BR, 2 2 2 ft~ -:'.!'.'. .. _pl •all. covend patio, Cl'pll, "SHE AINT WllAT s li E me' IXZ Or .n's man borne to tlbt. Pool. pvt lllt, S10 mo. 642-1082 alt e pm ,,..... $23,tSO ldult oocupted 3 Br .• l~ e.. bet.la a.om., Walk to l>Mcb. • -· tep&ra .. 111111a us d111t. a cement drtveway. USED ro BE'', and neither borne. 'l'be mo.t popallt' IWimmlal pool, or tmnl&. 23dl. fl f1nWitd praae. 4 BR. 11' BA. :i atocy, 2200 la thll sprawling oontempor. C.te M.e 2100 ~~ ~~ .;:.v;:: 11oor plll.D, Incl. a cheery Open lwamed eeW,.a rib Boona tor wottcaboo • MW Ill-ft.. elec blt • tns, Wand ary 1tyled beach home. Im---------- i.. up 00 blllttl tam. rm. w/trpl. • aep. ~1'111 •~doll co lnttrior rm ttc. Cov. Pathli1&1 ~ .tov• A-bu'. Panelled lam pOQni architectural dHl(ft 3 Bdrm, oe quiet at. adwt utll. room. DL"<• carp. It d:etalll. PaUo oa dlninr area Cone. Pa&. See -~~ nn wl1$1c, Uv rm Wtfrµlc, with brick, .HIGH POJNT. fllJ\\UY p1tferred. ATil. June ~.Ii~ '°:~:''"~e!~ dral)el; bltN. tncl. new with eu11y manqed )'vd. Nardlaaa. Price reduetd to dill 1'00m w/bU-in butch. m ROOruNE, EXTEND-16th. to Sept i.t. uoe mo •u11t ...... 1_....ic ~N_~ L/Ulo·•u_~. -..~~ s:r.1,950 only MS.960. Temu to qua]. Pool med back yard. 2 car ED OVERHANGS W/EX. plus utllJtJ'* u~pt water @ u 111 ~ ~u .. ~7" ntA "'' .-.-... ,, 6ed huter. f -...1 L l POSED 8 EA M ENDS, 64S-5638 after 3:» lcitcllen. Convent. 125,750. Values like thia ttU CD Newport IMch ::,c\¥:i.":'°r:f'oer, 2~ °;..~: WOOD Pl.ANKS SET tN • ent to Uloppmc quickly, '°call lodAy. Real lteilty old. 5 min to beoach. Owner PLA_FER IN HALF TIM· Newport .. ach 2200 center, near new Open Sal. Ii Sun. a(temooa Estate ut l2nd Sl. 615-1642 847"640 _.8 ' wtekerxls. 8~ FAS1UON. _ _..... ______ _ achoola. 2936ROYAL PALM Spacious, modern floor plan, OCEANFRONT 3 and• BDRMS -1 a 2 It)' 1 Trade S4&-5580 Realtor lll wm coast hllhway Lowest Priced • NEED PRJVACY?e F'EATUR~ 3 BDRMS. It Comfortable home. 4 BR, Fireplacea. auto iarase l)P. MOYE Tomorrow 6U-OU4 A very delfreble 2 BR. 1 Bu. DEN. MSTR. BDRM. SUITE l~ be. prcten, gar, lndry, erator. CU'Pt-tins. drapedea, Income In CdM home w/elec. bltns, situated APPROX, 20 FT. LONG, patio. Summer S22i wk I.IP· fencinc. landacaplnc. Vacant• O,.n D•lty WA Small 2 BR borne plu. ~ on a 2<omer lot, rear &: W/PRIVATE BAnt, ~. 673-2306 Mich ... Kay, 8ull•r 3 BR 2 beth, 2 frplca, bit-'iiw. "TERFRONT ~en ta I, Gar a 1 e aide yards Ill-walled ror formal llv. nn., bai Ioc 1608 W. OcHnfront PhoneSC-2821 Evea642-51~ ~F pool. 3'.120 Bermuda . .PIER & FLOAT stressed for Apt. S:W,ro>. comp. privacy; 2 raised pa-bumlng fireplace In slum~ AVAIL. June lit lhru Aug. 2tl4 Vlata ~ Oro Nrwport ~ach YIS t I We have good Newport Rent- a.la and leaaea. 2, 3 and even 4 BR's. All read,y to g1), ~!lent ciose In locedon. Starting at $295 per mo, Hurry, Hurry, HutTy! Ph. 644-1133 Newport Sho,... 3220 ..: --$26,500 ·offer. . 2 BuutiM Furn U a It• Or1nge Cout Pro..,.rty tlol, BBQ, 1>0t1lng gms., stone design, w/w carpet-Lovely 2 BR., sleeps 6; 7;;• - - - ----WALLY McCOY REALTOR Lovely tropical 119tio, a od m Marguerite, Cd.'d 673·8560 ~I-pool, in • tropicaJi set· ing extending thni halls Ii to bell. $1,00> For summer ~eU Thin land (Osl 642-6481 anytime ~ IW\dedt. Dock for 3 boats. A ung. Nr. acbool• 1t sh1Pt>1ng. all l bcinns. Large farnJly O>urtel)' \0 bkn. m.945.1 NEWPORT s noRES 4 BDRMS. a family .room; lleal at $75,00>, and just In B IL--p. -By owner: $23,SOO'Open SaL, ~LE KITCHEN, HAS ALL 2 BR It Den on years lease One bedroom, older home. new kitchen, R-2 lot, East Costa Mna. Ex~Uent ~ ancing. Occupied. Can carry ltseU. Quick S•le, NHc1 C•th prof. lndlcpd .. w/complete time tot Summer Rentals •. . • -enlnsula 1300 Sun. lo.7; 191152 Westwinds BlLT-IN RANGE, DBL. OV-IH.k lay 2240 $190 mo. 642-3430 s p r Ink le rs ; bullt-ins Lane 11 tilk. N. of Adams & EN, DISHWSHR.; OfSPOS. ___ ...._ ____ _...;. d.iahwuh_ er, w/w ....,,....ts le: Terms.. SHO•E 417 BELVUE BAL B 0 A Magnolia) 49.l-4TI1 AL AND WALK IN pu .•. $100 ... _ l -Unlve,..ity P•rk ~-~ " P~'NSULA ST "" ; •w..,, -BR. hOuae, ~ draper~. Larae patio. Only PROPERTIES """' R AD A · w PRICE REDUCED TRY. Center stairwell leads of ~ acre. Privacy It com- $25,500. By Owner. 549-4321. Sharp 2 bdnn, fireplace, 1 % w ALK TO DOUGLAS to 2nd story that opens to tort. 270 Santa lalli>el. 3286 CAUFORNIA 6Tl-9060 675-4747 eves. baths, new carpets and SUN 0"""" •-..,...,,,,,,., , .,,..., """" -'t. • PM ""' <WCI\ paint. Also furnished, 2 4 br It lam nn, 2 oo, cov pa-"""' "' .,.,.~,T ...... .., • ..n<r<Nolll 3237 4 BR, 2~ baths, 2 rrplCfl, BLTNS & rerriJ. 2 yr 1se al $2li5 mo. AvaU June 15. --:·-:-$ t0;950 Collete Park 1115 UNOBSTRUCTED VLEW pall05. Lots of parking. A~k-tlo, cpts, drpa, walk to au =e~i·ty home HAS -----------Overlooking Newport Harbor 11111 $35,900, Open Sunday schls. Take over $19,000 BEEN DESERTED, IS BAD- Rnltor 646-7rol OWNER: 236 Tulane, $23,500 &. Lido Ille. 4 bdnn.s., 2~ 1·5. CALL GLEN QUEEN nu k>an, try S2~ dn. LY lN NEED OF PAINT, Corona •1 Mar 2250 3 RR. 2 baths, bltns, trpl. DO[# HOUSE Choice loc. 1 or 2 yr lse. al 1--------3 xtra lrg br, 2 bath, top b a I h , 3 -c a r gar, 540-1151 Heritage Re a 1 Near GARDEN GROVE FWY YARD WORK, CARPET - - --cond. ~2198 after 5. semi-finished guest bae on Esta 2 BR, 2 b,, Furn, bit-ins, $.260 mo. Aval! J une 15. S250 mo. lease 67J.4Ml WOW! !..JU!lt over 1 year old. over % AC. tone 4 Ir bu te It SAN DIEGO F\\'Y. NEEDS a..EANING, E:l'C. Convertible 4 BR & family N rt 8 h 1200 room for l2 to 16 vi"• apta BUY NOW' Duplex near 2 sty 4 br 2 be xtra lri: lot Otrered way ~ow Its ale Balboa or 3 BR.a • den ,\ dining. ewpo HC If desired. Priced at $125,00> Bay, furn. booked for sum-bit-~•. '" ~ dn. Roo~ vc1luc. for ________ 2_3_00 3 BR .\ family rm. 2'~ baJ~ frpl. 1 or 2 yr lse at S260 mo. Jmmed poss. Atrium entrance. 2 full .-EA.STILUFF 1o 6'ettle estate. Owner will mer, S45.roi. ~ubrnlt any tor boat or trlr. $29,950 FULL PRICE FOR Rent. Furn Baytront. baths. fantastic bu 11 t -1 n 2501 Bamboo conaider trade for M-1 zooe terms. E. H. Michael, Rltr. MCM Rlty (213) 4JO..«i2'1 LOW ON. PYMT. O.KJ Pier a Do.I. 5 BR, .c ba, kitchen Ii IJl underground A fine 4 BR, 2~ ba Lusk land, Central Orange eoua.. 507 E. Balboa Blvd. 6~ THlS IS 'I1:fE DEAL June and Sept. 673-2039 utWtlee. A.lsume 6% loan built Home, nr Market It t:Y. Call Priced RiCJht YOU'VE BEEN nJRNISHED 3 BR If Family rm. Oioice Joe. 211: baths, 6 mos. lse. -July thru Dec. al $275 mo. (no loan fff!l) $148 month Tennis O ub. Owner tran. 54.2-5713 Lido Isle 1351 Have two "Dutch Haven" 4 ,. LOOKING FOR includes prtndpal Ir in-ferred--wanta to tell A*· 2 IR HOME B•yfront Lido Isle bedroom hmea· with anxious MISSION REAL TY terest. CALL ~ll5l Copen tng $39,500, 2 Story 4 BR 3 BA 2 kit .. owners who have purchased 985 S. Coast Hwy., Laguna JOU..Y-R.F.ALTOR &&2-2524 Use al Pool It Recreetion -·, be'st aide' of ...: ... Coulcnd· larger homes. 1 mile to Phone <TI.C) 494-0731 Eves.) Heritage Real Estate -----, ----facilltlet. Private patio, car-..,,_ ..,.., Do11oo•A-Will ""'" . l • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 511 ... 010 Baycmt • .. at pets, drape1, built· la RIO It be converted to duplex. -e"'°· ......, pom s ior ., .. '' 4 Bdrm, 3 baths, lamily dishwasher. $22.950. Watch the boata come with-FllA or VA blzyers. c.aunow $16,00> -$139 mo all. Price $18,!KX>. 3 BR, 2 car pr, plll6 call>Ort. Covered patio, OPEN SAT It SUN l • S JXl9 Monrovia kennedy & Assoc. room. Large, free form pool. Open HouH Sun. 1·Duak in 20' ol front windowDi._ Sp..-c-to~ REALTY High ~ed ceUinsa all 426 Emel"Son Hollow B.tY St. tacul~ v I e w! rccBatly Now alao In HIW!t. Beach rooms. Original and unus-to 21st St Ir follow Open across from Balboa Y 16612 Beach Bl 842~11 uel. Now reduced to $74,500. Howie signs to, borne 1 Club. $10,<XX> handles. Owner. Mortgage Servicing Assoc. BY OWNER NA~AG-NAG 5-L ~ 642-97ro MS-Om POOL HOME 64f>.31ll tn4l Tn-9630 Phone tor appe>intment Does your wile want mot'f' BUILDERS Ope H 673-9412 room. Are the kids getting ADAM'S PRIDE 0 . oose WESTCLIFF CUSTOM on your nerves? Move into 4 br, 3 be, formal din-rm, J t red ...__. SJ ....... , A Chtrminl 3 BR in choice Eastside. Lush new w/w·c:ar- peting, fireplace. Anume 5~% loan. VA loan at no cost with Sl.55/mo pmnts. $24,500. 642-6418 CHARM FOR~SA.,....,,L-=E- 3 BR. 2 Ba., cptll, dTps; wide fenoed lot; Ideal locale. Open l-6. Owner anxious. Asking s~.500 with tenns. 934 SENATE ST. • 642-3799 • fam nn w/Wel ba.r, step-dn us u .. ~l ,uuu. pprox. IMMACULATE this 6 bedroom, 3 batti, two living rm, Roman tub, many 7700 IQ. fl uxury home, on story. Big Kitchen. Lots or more dlx features. 1018 beaut. lndscpd. comer lot: Cont/modern, 4 BR, lam rm, carpets. Big Yard. Doublr Nottingham (c o r o e r or 3. Lge\ BR., 2~ Ba., formal formal dining rm. So. patio, Garage. Let' a trade for your Highland) 5 4 4 _ 5 3 4 1 or d111. rm., huge fam. rm., all lge sundeck, 5 yrs new ! old home. 838-0181 elec. kltch., n ting area + Asking S79,$0 7682 EDINCER DUPLEX bar; open boUle Sat., Sun. Rltr. Mrs. Nash ~2676 8424455 OPEN EVES. . 1-6. 1001 Nottingham Rd. Ste1>1 to Ocean Ir Shopp1.11g 646-8018 BHutlful Loc•tiona MEREDllff GARDENS Always rented, ll 8drms each A Rar b boa Hand.some cu.st-bit 3 Bd, 2\2 Exe cond. Patio, deck, ovPr-e 1U>' ror 1 or ba garden atm~cre beam 5 BR 2 stQI')' 3 ba Jov 1 sil.ed gar, $40.000 Fumlshed. =~:ft ,:~i~er 1 hm Sp:~ ~llings, Palos Verde; rock-cpts/drps, like n e ~ C:.d~ R. ~· GREER, Realty wtrfmt Back Bay. 24x18 Uv work -central strada. $64,500 2500 IQ. ft., many extras & 3416 Vta Udo m.9300 rm, 2 BR, 2 ba, lanai, serv.' R. ~· ~REER, Realty owner trans. -any offer BY OWNER porch. Boat slip avail. No. 34l6 Via Lido 673-9300 considered or will lease/ CUstom home; top location 12 8-yslde Village, 300 E. DELUXE 3 B,R option. OPEN SUN 1 5 3 BR. 2 Ba .. finest bltns: Coast Hwy. Owner will Ola.rm, quality, space, gar-BRASHEAR REAL TY • • central vacuum cleaner: 3 tinance. 67s..5588 den patio. 52' cor. under 847-8531 Eves. 839-1~37 1294 Bel1aJ1t. Halecrest car gar., rumpus rm. l Yrs. $70,rol. Fortin Co. 642-5(0) -olcl. $42.<XX>. 548-3188 Newport Hgts. 1210 OPEN SAT It SUN 1 • 5 BY OWNER lmmac. 3 BR. T Be .. csrp., drps.. Bit-IN; R/F pool; xlnt loc. $29,950. New IOIUI or IS!IUrlle nu. 54C>-92(l5 Mt. 2. 312 YEAR old Mesa del Mar 4 BR, 2 BA, lg. family rm.: AU elec. kJtch.; llhort walk to all schools a.topping It St. Johns. S29.!KX>. Prine-only. OWNER~ 443 F1JLLERTON AVE. ~l Via Nice Well to Wall W•ttrl DOVER SHORES OPEN SAT,/SUN. 1.5 Owner/Art 673.51411 with lovely or>' pool • 3 BRs 543 Santa Ana Ave., NB 1% baths located near the SPANISH 2 •Jory, exclusive Be sure to 1ee this unU5UAl Builders 'it,., beaeti an a r;pecious comer. aeWnc, one ol t>Ov¢ Shores val~, eeller k a bldr. & 5(XX) 9Q·ft 4 BR A m.aJd's Pick up a 5% % FHA lo.n finest and 'mGlt lleautiful has com mod led !hi · bal of ••u homes. Pool, family room, . p. re e s 5 ba, 3 car ga.r. 1 ~ lots. ance -.,ro> &: sobmlt 4 BR F land 500 Call ~cious home. Ultra-mod. Unusual features. Must see your down. L ~ $92, · kitch. w/pastel pink bltos. lo appreciate. Brokers wel-Pacific Shores ~ally agen .l refrig.; 2 BR. &: extra lge. come. 520 Via Udo Soud 536.8894 Evrs. SJS.7327 ENCHANTING BaJView. 3 den !could be ll"d or mstr. 642-1615 Eves 675-1669 V't.Tt~ "V BR. 2 be, all elec, 2-sty, lux BR), din. nn., cov. patio, ' ----:.W.. condom. stiac A pvt. On fee dbl. gar.: guest rm, lge. car-•~ SACRIFICE! Garden Oasis almple lot, w/2 poo1a ,\put-port. ALL THIS FOR $27,500 For quick sale. Vacant lg 3 A 4, bedroom dre , ting gm. Enjoyed by a small Vogel O> R8ltors br on 50' lot ~t buy on ~ . am borne. If you desire to please your Eve then consider lhi1 MOD- ERN SPANISH, complete with MASSrYE RED TILE ROOF. WROUGHT IRON STAlRWAY 3 OUTDOOR BALCON~. 2 F I R E- PLACES, Ont-in living room, and one in the mast· er wing. 3 bedrooms, 2~~ baths, plus large den. A custom • built home just completed, situated in the best art>a of Laguna B<!ach. Your Eve can watch her Adam sail In the ocean just below her showplace home. Excellent financing •• and only $66,000. ~94-8833 LOS PADRES REALTY 895 CleMeyre Street Lallllna Beach SPECTACULAJlVI:EW HOME. No. end, ocean side. 2 br, 2 be, bch shwr, den bll-ins, frpl, upstairs liv-rm'. scp. dining, patio w/frpl, lush lnd5'1J, dbl gar, 2 decks. $49,500 with xlnt oo- point Joan. Bkr, 494-7578 Duplex" Furn. 2975 2 BR duplex, close lo •hoi>- ping center. S70 mo. 1975 Wallace C.M .. S4s-3687 RENTALS Call BOB PETnT, assoc. With Burr White, Realtor 833--0lot HoUMI Unfurnished Coron• del Mu 3250 Gener•I 3000 --- EXECUTIVE HOME: nr SA Brand New • 3 BR Ctry Club 5 br, 2 sty, 3 ba. 3 bath, front single-story Du- 2600 sq. ft.. q>ts. drps, ple.x. Carpets, drapes, bll·in lndscpd, many xtru. AvaU electrics including dlshwasb. 6/20. $300 mo 545-85!2 er. Garage, $325 mo. leai1e. 3 BR 2 ba, boat gate, 119llo. soft water. lmmac HaUdal Realty 842-4405 Coat• Meaa · 3100 CHARMING 1 Bdnn with huge rumpua room or 2 BR. Frp!c, large fenced yard, cloee lo schooll. $1 3 5 . 961r 7ti66 &n-199'1 Vogel Co. 673.2020 Huntington S..ch 3400 1-BR. Condo,; pool priv., bit· ins & refrig., a u t o , Wlhr/dryer. mo 642--IOZS ~ Month; 3 BR., 1 Ba. Children & pets welcome. D'tqulre 871Z Knight C't.rcle 4 BR 2 baths, new carpets & L•9un1 B11ch 3705 drapes, comp I e t e I y _......_ ______ _ landsc~ -top are a . JAPANESE Modern, 3 BR, 2 S210/mo. Ajtt. 546-4141 bath, elec. kitchen, 2 patios. AV AIL 6/l, 3 br, l ba, lrg wa..lk to beach. S2'l5 mo. lot, chldrn, pets OK. Slli Lease. No pets mo, wtr pd. 2638 Riverside 494-3579 Dr. 548-4082 for appt. 3 BR home + pool & patio. $225/mo. Call S 4 6-o 'l4 O between 5 It 6 • • 2 BR.; nicely located: Baby O.K.; SOO Mo. 968 W. 17th St. 54~ Townhouse apt, master BR, 2 BA, den , deluxe kitchen. w low cpts, dr~. 540--0829 Newport BHch 3200 Lagun• BHch 370S NEW Unllved in J Bdrm. ww lot, 1205 mo. 54&-14..;9 Condominium 3950 VILLAGE I · 3 bdrm. Cpts, drps. bltns. $200 mo 4365 Wlntersweet, Irvine or calJ 12131 •76-3128 or 67J..3-l09 Summer Rent•l1 Exdualve TownhouH DEL 3995 UAJL T l'ILU I Z3 .ct:NTALS Aph. Pumhhed General HOLIDAY PLAZA [)EUJ:\'E, Spaclotw i.~ FWTI. •Pt.~+ u11L Hld pool, ample park""' · No children. No peta. 1965 Pomona, CM 6Co-68!ilU $25 Wk. Up e Studio 6 Bach apes. e Incl Utila 6 Phone _.... • Maid Semce • 1V avd. • New Cafe A: Bar 2376 Newport Blvd. ~97!5 -OfEATEAlJ La POINTE ~ 2 Br Apt. Htd pool. CaJ1JOrt •• o(( i>t parlt'c. Adults, No pets. 1941 POMONA AVE., CM * l BDRM FURN AiPT * Util-:peid . .E;x(:ept llgtits Adults. $8'Z.SO mo. ~ 1992 HARBOR BLVD., CM FURN 1 BR. GrotUld fl~. Harbor and Maple <2 blk:s ol Harbor) CM, $104.50 Kr 9-J6.U SMALL Bachelor Cottage. Working man Wtt' 40, $196. util pd. :l20 Palmer St. NASSAU Palms 1 & 2 BR Furn or Unt SU5--$150. Htd pool. 177 E. 22nd St. 00.~ LADY Alone will rent to empl. lady, all home priv., everything turn. 548-2001 BAOIELOR $85. Separate unit Util. UidrJ, prdenet. 646-Zll8 BACHELOR Cottage. Adults only. S60 mo. Ind util. 211)6 Harbor Blvd. 642--7563 1 BR util pd. $117.50 mo. 1801 Whittier St., CM 646--6222 , Newport Beact. 4200 ~Will LEASE ADULTS ONLY July • Aug. • Sept. FURNISHED APT. · 2 BEDROOMS -2 BA!lm W •~rfront I Loe BOAT SLlPS Channel Rfff .. 2525 OcHn Blvd., CclM 673·1788 OcHnfront Deluxe 3 BR. 2 be, dshwshr, ind.r)', w/w, drps. bltns. Indoor BBQ, l?IU'llge. Swnmer S200 wk up. 673·2306 22081/2 W. Oca1nfront OCEAN FRONT Npt B c b Riviera. Room for rent. in Br Apt. Working man da.ya. Age 23-30. S90 \ncl. util.. Cd ~ bdore 7: 30 p.m. ~ l Bdrm. Pool, Blk to ocea. $125 Y <'BT le854'. 548-2035, 64~ Newport Hgta. 4210'. Sj(). Sirgle person. studio house. kitchen, bath. 242Q E. 15th, NB. See alt 4 PM B•lboa lf!lect group. Only SJ9 500, 211i6? E ~ Hwy CdM LIDO. $4,00> dn, $.57,rol. ar yard 1S a garden apot 3 BR., 1% Ba., hid. pool; Owner. 673-435& ' e 673--~ e OWNER 642-6200 • to bebol<f. Near DouglM, dbl gar., carp. over bdwd. -.,$'""2..,,.3...,900,..,..,. ___ ~ -M t 11 • .,,....,.. h l 9Chools and freeways, Pric-' BY OWNER COMFORTABLE 2 BR. 2 Ba. us se · ....,,uuu ome n ed at FHA a-•-• Af firs.; Sprinklers; leneed; -tat •al 3 BR Ir d .,.,....._, v m.soo. Owner 540-1234 ext. 3 Bdrm, 2 baths. fireplace Fam. nn.; E-Z to maintain. "" e -e. en. $26,650. Hurry! OCEAN VlEW 3 BR. 2 Ba. fpl. Decks, petio. Reduced S30,800. 494-5678, 833-5441 SWEEPING VIEW n e a r 0C1?an, 3 BR. fplc. $31.900. Hart. Bkr. 4M-0509 Kltchelt\ bll/lnt. O>m.munlty UXE waterfront duplex; ., Newp't. lsland. 3 BR. 2 Ba. Pool • Yard Maintenance. each unlt: boat dock, gar., FOR Rent-Summer, Deluxe, 3 bdmts, 2'1> batilt $250/Mo. laundry; 2 Weck minimum. Balboa Dulpex, 2 BR, patio, 3 btlrm, 2~ ba •• S285/Mo. 673--7.961 or ~1908 bltn K, carpets, dnpes, 374 or 548-6066 built-Ina, wall to wall car-Conv. lo sbq>c .l schools. Make oiler. 219 Via Orvleto. LISTER REALTY • 67l-3663 Eves: ~ ;:;-;-==--:=-:-=~--fenced yd. short block to Bay & Beach Realty, Inc. SUM~tER RENTAL; June bay or oceen. $150 wk. RAN01 Modern S 1 9 , 5 0 0 . Cpts. drps, frplc, Iota of windows. lf"R R-2 lot. By owner. See al 735 Center St., ~8-8740 petlng and drapea, walk to Best buy ln area. 5'18-3996 548-0787 Now also In Hunt. Beach the beach. Plus 2 pools and AVAIL Immed. Clilf Haven 3 ---: -16612 Beech Blvd, 842-6633 Sen Clemente tennla courts. 642-3273. Br, 2 ba + 2 Br Oceio Vu Huntington Beu~ I---=-~--,-...::..-=.= 2025 W. Balboa Blvt!. lSth to Sept. lst; Mesa Cn.11 213: 693-0012 1710 ~~~~~!ii!!!i!~!J!ll Vrrde 4 BR. 2 Ba., comp. ---------OfARMJNG, 2 story, Ba<'k furn.: inc!. Util. S250 Mo.+ Huntington Beach 4400 I HAVE a secret! l know a Bay A-frame. J BR It den. S50 stcurily. 54().-0JJ6 REDUCED To price of lots! Inc Apt. S49,SOO. 548-724!1 POOL TIME 7 UNITS Low cln., E-Z terms Lovely =========- 3 BR 2 Ba home on 2 loo. nr. Dover Shor" 1227 bay .l ocean. C•n wie as 2 --------- apts, rm. to bid. Prk. rear IEA T The HEAT BY Owner, extra nice 3 BR. 2 BA home. Qi>ts, cbi>e. bit-ins. used bMck frpJc, lge covered patio. Land11e&ped, fenced yard. S22.!KX> 642-6.')(M TRANSFERRED to Samoa 3 BR 2 be, patio, elec ldtcb dishwasher, drapes. w/w cpta, beauUlully landscaped, fruit trees. $24.950. 540-2783 LGE. 3 BR., 1% Ba., wood firs., w/w carp., fncd. $23.950. $1500 Dov.rn. Owner 245 Sierks St. 646-2309 3 Bedroom house. Westi.1de. Fenced yd. I car garage Sl7.950. ~15-0087 3 BR, den. :i BA. hdwd floors, M&Ume 51,( loan. down pymnt open. S22.500 S.7787 EASTSIDE 3 BR. 1% BA Lg Lv rm. trplc. din area 5'4 ~ Loan. Owner. 543-7400 OWNER, 2 Br E'side cul dt sac. Fam rm. cpts, drps, hit-Ins $19,950. ~9'764 l.21 4111t Owner m,2719 FEE SIMPLE. Alr cond. cu. OCEANFRONT DUPLEX tool built dlx, 4 BR, 3',t ba, Good 1Ummer rent&!. ?r2 BR fonnal din rm tam rm unit1. '64.!KX>. Low dn .. lanai, heated ~. many ~ wk~, 6T3-f769 xtru. Exquisitely decorated wlmds-eves. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 BLUFFS Condo. D·plan, 3 1629 Antlgu• Wey Br, 2* bathl. Spidous DAVIDSON Realty green-belt view. Patio, wet-546-546() Eves. ~ bar. Many extru. m.soo. ========= Owner. 644--05.16 Eastbluff 1242 BAYSrDE Village. Perfect -------- for vacation or retirement BY Owner. 4 RR home in home. Patio. c I u b h 0 u r., The Blutfs. Pool Z134 Vista pool. priv beach. Sl2,000 Laredo 10.5 Sat-Sun 6~1672 ---·-·-·· NR Corona •1 M.r 1250 . New 4 Bit, fpl, new cpts. ·---. --- Xlnt loc. nr. beach. S2.8.ro>. For Sele by Owner Open wkn<b. 351 62nd St. LUSK HOME Owner 675--0l4" Jt1rbor View Hills ,# LGE. l yr. old CUit. home; 4 Just moved _m, in March. BR. 3 ~ .. lam. • ~. "" Now trarwmred. 2 llory, :n:llta BaJa 6Q..e&03 4 bedroocna, 3 betlw. dintng -BEST Buy In West Newport; room, larse family room, breakfast room off kite~. 3 car prag1!, carpets, drap-/'.i 'H Del M•r 1105 steps to ocean: 1-Br. doll -house, redecor.: unit beat. es. 147.500 64-1-2111 5 BR Fus formal din nn., By own.., 673-4i922 3 BA, S37.500. By owner. WATERFRONT 62 Balboa I 54S-i.il4 04' 542-1131 Covea. 3 BR,. m.ooo. Wiii De oe 1:aw D1ple1 I Story, 4 BR. tam nn .. 2 tnlde for~. Arabian CA, drpi.. C"flll. s.11.lnl By hone., or ? Lt s-mi South o< HJway, I Bedrooma. ownr &46-7!i<H or M2-ll3l BLUFFS Condo. Owner leav-partially fum11hed, 16!1,750 1110 Inc area firm Angelita Th YOfel Co. model. 2 Bdrm, 2 bath. aT E. Cout Hwy, CdM : • .O:xl 1gsume1 existm& \ow ntrrest lonn. Total pymll sn mo. 3 br. 2 ba. dbl frpl. C"'l'I, drps, bit-Ins. Ownt'I' must aell. ~7822 4 BR 14' Ba, dlnlng/fAm Rm . dabwshr, IOft water la co• peUo. aprtnklf!n. Quit cpt " d111pes. rn .a m1 Colorlldo PL ~ J BR., fsm. nn .. 2 8&. All Otl'MI S32.S00 Walker Realty ~ OWNER Sac.: s BR. A fam.; comet. v A. F1iA • CODTt'llt. ma Auatfn m.950 se..mi 4 BDR, 3 S.fh. Dbllftl, Family rm. Pool. 143,!l\O. • 549-3>42 DAILY PILOT WANT A.Pl BRll"'G Jl&WL TS! 6"-»t!t m.. LUXURY Condom • Blu!Ca 4 ----- br, I ti., below mrttt val at OCEAN VIEW 138.500. e>wrwr tralllf. Call CAMEO SHORES Oner evn aft 5. &44-«D 3 BR. A d«t'I, aep. dining rm .. OWNDt R.eluctantl)' offen life. 11\Jitr. BR. Om. ~rur tbe belt at Ille Blatfl. 3 8r, n. A·l coadltlonl $85,000. 2 bu, lllllt levtl. R.otle1 f'il•ttrm. Raltor. ..... U52 M2-1485 PRlMB Loe., Blutta condo,OWlM =~::-:-=:uc=~.._~_ -..,.lall....,.-bo-m-e,-3 Vltw o( lake. s BR. 2 Ba. BR. l~ BA. e, lot, So. °' BY OWNER. ..._UST • ()pm Sat A l\ln. By SAU BY OWNER. 3 BR.. owner. 3Zl Pv11PJ A ... CdM '°°'· Harbor .-. Newport -=-m-_1_m=-~..,,._ __ _ Hellbta. Uf.5GI. MMn3 Onll11> Htlhlaftdl. "'9doul • BLUFFS. I Bdrm, + cl«n. w, f 1la. OD ~. pa.-, ._ ~ '°""· ror la1t OWN"ER m.4G3 ..... ., ~· ~7234 PAanc om.. Vlllw 3 8ft.. CONOOMDm1M Wantrd In 2 ba + Income Apt, ••· Bh1U1 ll'ft; J ('It 4 JIR.-, _ffM80t_~._0wntr-.......,.....,.,...... __ _ &om.......... aoat JT ro ·1:111 4 BR, quatllY carpets, au One llock IHC:h built.ins la!'le enclosed pa- tlo It a cool pool. Owner 4 yea.r old, custom built. 2 Ii transferred • only $26,SOO. 3 BRs, e~cl garages. No •ac- P1ul Jon" RHlty ancy. Pnced for quick sale. 847-1266 Eves. 842-S844 BRASHEAR REALTY 847-8531 EVCL 968-ll78 DrYORCE-Muat wll! Walk to beach or ICt\ool. L«e. 2 $37.50 Total Cost tty, 4 BR, 3 BA, FAMil.Y on this 3 bedroom borne. Sell-RM. 2552 eq. ft. many ex-er will pay al I other OOlta tru. Open Sun 10 to 5. Ca.ll to qualified veteran. Excel-Sunday 962-iff7 or eves 213: l('llt north HB location. Pr1c-50-3494 ed at appraisal! HWTy call FASffiON Shores, 2200 ~· LISTER REALTY rt., Uke new 4 BR, fam, din, Now also in HlDlt, B<'ach cpts, t!rp.~. fncd, lndl<'pcl, 16612 &ach Bl. 842-&>a.'l $275 lease, W .500 sell. CUSTOM :l lg Br, 2 ba din· 962-26.11 inR rm, lg ('Mar panei fn m FOR Sale. Nr Be 1 c h. rm w/8 rt frp!r. New cpts, Spacious 4 BR home l~ ht!. dflls, e!ec bit-Ins. terrazzo cpts, dishwasher, fr p I c, entry, f ence ~beaut bltns. 16x40 patio. Owner. lndscpd, fruit tr , qu iet 962--0'225 att 5. cul de sac. $24,900. Owner MUST See to appreciate: nr. 962-8640 beach: 3 BR .. carp .. drapes, SOL VISTA patio. A111Ume 5"% G.I. FIXER.UPPER Loan. S4.~ Will bend!e. WITH POOL 9S?r3903 OWNER. .f BR 2 balh. Needs IOme 0\VNER -2 Beclroom, den p.1int. SUBMIT YOUR OFF. I._ bath. conred patio, 12 x ER • Tl'rms. Vncnt1t. 71 ', boat-tmller pad, Allry BRASHEAR REAL TY entrance. sprinklers front Ir 847·RS.1l F.V(IS, 839-1537 beck. Phone H.B. 847-287.C -NO DOWN-VETS-BY OWNER. Presttte ar<'s. 4 BR + den .... 2 baths, built. Spanish 5 BR., 2 ba, + tX· In R & O. dlshwalhfor, quat. tn1. % ml to bch. $33.700. 9l7Tl AdeUl\ Orel@ ~ tty CJ'lt8/drps. SSOO tot11l r'·•~I'"' ,..,~t• S2fl.4(k). GLEN Mar. 4 BR. frpl, patio. • '~lb.'·' ~fffl1pbi!if:I bltN, nol lee land, $23,4()0 FHA, 198U Bushard . 9G2441t s.t&-310.1 9GZ...294S $23,500 ro<>L, 3 BR. 2 BA. t>tl~, frJ)Jc. CIOM IO all school• 3 BR 2 bl. cptl/df"PS. r-llo. rn.950. 5642 Vtnturt Dr. newly p.ifnte<I. ~" * Jo4n 147-300.1 • csn be! Msumtd. SALE Or Lie 5\£9' VA 4 br, HAFF DAL lllAL TY nr Colden Wttt CoO. 1.9' "Homfa to 'Xlalda lllccml'" S185: purchue ilS.908, moo 8740 Warner tQ..4e dn, S9W891 OWNER TRIANSJ'ERRED l BR 2 b.01, b I t • I ft I • Sacrtn~. l~ JT old 4 BR (.'ll)C/-blodt wan. patio f.nuntc., bit-Ina, t r p 1 c • a ttntct:lft llJldlc. s:z2 ,500 P8Uo, wfw crpts., 1 m1 E owrw. S.-7812 <I 8"1tch Bl~ 1 ml N CON"J1NENT AL '""flOUw, Pdlc Cout '"1. ll63 l bdrm. all lwl!Men Ind. O\a~r· IA. •1235 nuoo 1ow down. ....,.,1 3 BR. 1 t, ha, Y)ew bom11 MUST See1I Pmt}ff USO IQ· Nllll411 rtdeec. bltne, $:!0,950 ft. 3 81\. Atrlum. Near new V'lcant. Owntt .._ DCl Gl«rtnllJ Dr. I0-122'1 CHARCE ~ WW Id IJOW, .. (amily with a V ER Y 2~ BA. S300 mo. Lease. MO'T'OR Home, sl(>I, 6: E-Z e NEW e LUXURIOUS • desperate 11itualion. IF you ~124~ to drive: scU-contained: RESORT LTVTNG might be r e mo t e I y in-BUY Like rent: S42a mo. 3 Reserve now! 5 3 8 -8 7 l o 4 NATIVE GARDENS tet'ested In a status type, un-BR 3 Ba 5-19--0158 6 POOLS.SAUNAS-JACUZZI conventional charm home, • .• pier & noa1. 2 :-:-.::::::-~--,.,-.---H by all means call us --=-Ba=U>oa--=-.,..eo_v_es_._675_5-4_33_1 __ NEW deluxe all-e!ec home UNJINGJON YOUR CHANCE to get 3 BR, 3 ba, O>ndo, pool. frpl, in Am>whead Mtns. Fumish. $6.'i,OO> for $45,(XX) blt-inl, immed poss, $250 ed $125. wk. or S60 * wk. GARDENS Agt, 49&-2002 eves mo Rltr, 67S-~ Avail now. 833-0Jn $24,500 Leaving State. 3 BR, 2 bl. Pool. JULY It Aug • Spacious TENNIS.ENTERTAINMENT COMPLETELY FURNISHED $300 mo. Mobile home by beech. No. BOLSA..CHICA & HEIL 2 BR. Spanish R-3. Top Joca. 642-8437 chlld.ren. <n4) 536-0321 ADULTS 147..a.414 Uon. View. Low taxes. low '°" qwck, ettloent l"l'l\ltta Dally Pllo& Want ads! I Need a Gart>enstanflef down. 233 Avenue Rosa. PILOT WANT AD!! 642·5675 Always a Go-Go! Find it with a want ad! 492-4084 Condominium 1950 LUXURY BEACll APT HOME LAGUNA ROY ALE 2 bdl'ms. 2 ba "1s, C81'Jl<'tlni:. drapes, pool. $36,500. Term~ Owner 4~3626 Duplexes For Sile 1975 OPEN HOUSE S..ch Villi Duplex .. 3 bdr ms 2 baths each slrlr. Deluxe lhrough<>ul. DNlprs, carpeting, kll<'hro built-ans, enckl.'!Cd garagrs. I d r .1 I homr or lnvrstm<'nl. In df'- mnnd arra units minutes from O('('lln at Hw1Un~on B<-arh. Bt>AC'h to Slater. Elli;t 2 blocks to Grraldinc. lnrome approx S2!11l mo . pymnt low ns $146 mo. Low 614 ';.. Int. Numtw>r limited, M Niil now (7141 347~ BY OWNER. Co~11 M ,. ~ a Prid<' of owncr11hlp. r om<' ~l'C for yourzt'U. No brokr~ No tl'fldf-1 PM: ~ D11ys·.C~ AfNrhnenh I For Sale 19IO -----MODERN DUPLEm ' BR Oft °"11<'r lot. <'-to lw'tc;h In H.B. $20,000 S2ID> down. MAy hlzy I -2 Ol' ~ !Vi'm, fed W•y ltlty 536-2579 -----------<iiARGP; m 01 N Ulll "''-"Pfl 111 0. DA n.Y P1LC1l' WANT A.OS! I "2-wra Gener•I 3000 Gener•I . 3000Gener•I Solvt 11 Simplt SCTambled Word Pu.ult fora Chuckle O Rearrongt the 6 eetOl'lblecf words below to molce 6 llmpl. words. Print 1.tten of eoch 111 Ill line of JqUOtH. IS OX PEE I I' I I I I I I' I' I 15EIHEY I I' I When Howard Hughes, the famou5 bllllonaire, began buying hotels in las Vtg0$, B o b Hope report9d thot Hughes wos alto buying the Pointed Desert. He IOld that Hughes plonned to -tr. I I s-~ , I 0 I 0 IN Q c°"'l>i.t. the ~ .-4 ... _ -,-,-,-,-, -yov ~~ii,:: t:, 1:¥ = ----------·----- • wst:N~s mrt•STo I I I I I I I I SCRAMLETS ANSWIU IN DIMl·A·UNIS < · . 3000 ... -· ,, • OAJLY PILOT .1AL~ l'.ptt. furnhMd -ton a.ach 4400 SPECIAL I r ''1Ch homt', br<llld new high :,le custom rumlshrd 2 Br, 1'2 b•. 2'' 1araae, patio t.>1 c. Ill peiri& -like a.ell.in"' Pools. S8Wl!I, teonil courta, pby-ground tic. Share rtnC 1$125 each I wilh y<>W'\g Sl'C· re1ory. Cull 714 • ~ ;1 ft 7 pm & wkn_cls_. __ _ r UIET & BEAUTIFUL :.! 1...d1m, POOL. SUJS Util pd. 17676 Cameron S,17-2125 ~_ ... 1 AL~ Apts. UnfurnisfMd Ceneral 5000 RENT 3 Rooms Furniture $25 Month FuLL OPTION TO BUY No deposit o.a.c. H.F.R.C. Furni ture Rentals !i17 W, 19th, C.M. ~13-1454 1~108 W. Lncln, Anhm 774-2800 Costa Mela 5100 Adults Only Discriminative Tenant.I tor Prmla• Addrea MARTINIQUE GARDEN APTS. .~~---) . SITUATID ON TEN ACRES SPACIOUS 1 & 2 BEDRM. APARTMENTS Furn. & Unfvrn. From $150 • l'rivate Pat.Jos · • 1''ireplaces • POOLS • 9 Hole Putting Green • Tennis • Separate Family Section • Adj. to Scboola & Playground 900 S.a Lme, CdM MK.Arthur nr. Coast Hwy. Nr. Fashion ltllnd -Newport Center CORONA DEL MAit (7·14) 644-2611 -------·---· 5100 S. Ana Heights 5630 -H AiiiiRiiiiil Oiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiii GREENS SINGLE Story 1 BR. w/w cpts, bit-ins. lge priv patio, pool. Sl20 mo. 546-5163 Dana Point 5740 SPACIOUS, Ocean Yiew. i BACHELOR • UNFURN. BR. unfum. red~.. new from $100 ci·pts, drps. Adults. Lease. Incl. uW. Sll'l. Mr. Pickett 4~-3907 I 1 • 2 • 3 BDRM. RIAL HTATI Gener.& DafVI aY 313-319 11th St. HUNTINGTON MACH U Units l.n two buiJd1llp and 11 aaraiet pb&I 50' vacant for sale or trade fof ~ l>\eaO ~ by Yf!I"/ &D- x.ioua o~wn with larit ~uitY. For. •ppolntJMne please write or p h o a t l2974770 Burke Investors Rulty 3731 Sixth Ave., San Dle.ro 8usine1e ltental 6060 Stil Availoble 10,000 aq ft modern Commer- cial Bid&. to be conatructed. Loc:llled on East l7dl St. C.M. Will divide. MIZELL REALTY sn-m e PRIME Retall Location e STORE 17 x 40 1873 Harbor, CM 646-6654 Office Rent1I 6070 IUSINISS M PINANClAL ................ ... MQA1'Y for lat It W 1oaAl Phone broMr J.43..all Met11•1• T.D:a au OPFERED AT 90% LMNteNO;OOO LESS THAN or more.. SCNGLE FAMILY APPRAISED VALUE Bay Mortgage c.o. 646-4&66 2 113 AC R E S commercial TRUST DEED C E N T E i\ IOlled (C.2) on major thor-CLEARING HSE. Want 1 or ooahfare In Santa Ana. Mo-50. 543-3381 Bkr. tel, apu.,' business, trailer ========:: park or other commercial ,,,_..., Want..t 6lSC OK, or hold for future in- aoeue In value when Bolsa OLD private ~rs cl Judge Ave. fully develops lntp 4-from 1870'• tbru eart, 1900'1 lane blvd Sewer line stub-Dodae City, Cumllort, Colo. bed at p0roperty. A m PI e Salt Lake Oty. 6'73o-83l6 water aupply. Appraised at 01M Eves . ail day wktndl $60,000 by inhef'itance tax $25,000 for 6 montba at 10 and appnlaer. Available lo r 111 with $100.0CJC! trust deed quldi aale at 10% less, at on 200 ()(-ea.nview lots ~ 1 $54,000, net to estate. Drive collateral. ~1137 by m7 W. Bolsa, Santa ANNOUNCEMENTS Au, t h e n phone owner and NOTICES LAGUNA BEACH _542_-85S3 _____ _ Desk spaces available Ill FANTASTIC View Site. 4500' Found (FrM Ads) 6400 newest office bu:lldinc •t dent.ion. Wtr avail. Pad! FOUND: Approx. 10 wk. old prime location bl downtow1t cut. $850/ac. 10-40 acres. male puppy, black A white; Laguna Beach. Air ~ <Nmootcs YIK'Ca Valley le vie. Westm.ln.ater • Robin tiooed, carpeted. beautiful JoMua Tree. Ask for Bruce Hood Pl Coeta Me 1 a paneled partitioolna. T w o Hallln,g ~5543 " entrances; rear !Ada to BRECK NOTI' RL TY Mfi..M64 -------,..........,---: Municipal parkln& Iota. $50 FOUND: German Shepherd per month for apace. Add puppy. Awrox 8 wkl old. $5 for desk and cha1J'I. Add Meunt. & Desert 6210 Vic Willon Sl I: Placentia. Parldilce surTOUDdlnp FURN. A UNJ'URH, F'URNISHED BAOlELORS Heated Pools, Oil.Id Can $10 for busineu hours .,.. "Land " La.kes'' -Silver Ideotily. 646-3513 swering le!"rice. AD utilltlel Valley, desert. 80 acres. 11ee YOUNG part .Ap'dale, black p.id excePt telt'PhCJM. advertiaement under class). c o l 1 a r , f o u 'h d C o a s t 5990 Rent1h Wanted t;NFURN 1BR -2 BR. 3.SR Cn~r. Adj. to SboppiJll - 2 baths avatlable No pets a.llo'IVed WTD; Yrly rntl. Cple seeks n.ice 2 BR Ol' 1 Br & den, unf hse or apt w/privacy. Pref DAILY Pnnr !lcatioa ~. Call owner, Highway, C.Orooa del Mar. 222 FOREST AVENUE 84'7-66«1 eves & wlmdL ~2440 days -Cirpe~. drepea, gar"':-:-ag"'"e-H'l'M Petenoo War. -.t Har- 11th & Santa Ana, CM.-bor A Adam•, Ollta Mna. 64IH233 646-5542 5'&--0310 "Trptc:-R-enntarting JuJy 1. S. ol hwy. CdM. Pl.lie phone 231:787-4951 eves. or wrile D. C. Wing, 7J.IO Ventura Canyon ~o. 2, Van Nuya, Ca. 91405 LAGUNA BEACI_ COCK·&POO Puppy •le 4M-14li6 It. I. Wanted 6240 Mesa Verde area identify. 1900 Sq. ft. alr coodlUoned of. 56-1723 afl 4i MODERN 2 BR with glass walled llv rm. beamed ceil- ings, and very large patio. $135· Adull1. On East 16th St. See Mgr al 1Z4 E. 20th St. DE."LUXE 2 BR 2 ba, studio Apt. surrounding a lovely pool. Adult. only -quiet. 145 E. 18th Sl., CM Pb: l!'Vet. ~28-H 2 BR, Jli ba, Townhouses, adults. SHO mo. Also require mngt service for pa.rt rent. 6 units. f>l:Hi832 J...ARGE 2 Bdrm lli baths, in Triplex. J las everything. $175 mo. Wtr l heat pd. ~2 UPPER Or Lower 2 BR. <.'pts, drps, bltns, Nr ~·g cntr. No pets. 2885 Mendoza. ~21 S PA C. 2 BR w/w cpts/rll1JIJ, elec bit-ins. nr school. shopping. Quiet area. 549-0412 eves &: wkends 2 BR. Pool. cp~. d.rp$. One child OK. Sl\5 mo. 00-73U. 226;) Canyon Dt. LOVELY Quiet l BR Gar~ Duplex. SllYo> mo. Reis. 2633 Orangr Ave . . -----] hr, t'OOVI di'n, bit-ms, cpls, dl')lS, frpl, ~Im & rec area. Sl15 mo. IH2-t.;;,o Now:s THE TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD SILVER GATE Apwtments Deluxe B.chelor Apt Liv rm. br. ldtch l ba. 1 & 2 Bdrm Apt1 3 BR Apts w1tb 3 baths. Near .chools, freeways Walking distance to OCC 918 El Camino Apt. # 1 Costa Meta Newport leech 5200 JUST Completed 2 BR, 2 ba ~le-sty. Frpl, clmdeliera, lush cpta, drps, iron gated BUSL'l~MAN Trans to area f;ttkl 2 BR Film Apt. HB. CM areL Penn basis. 6115 occupancy. Write Box M-130 Daily Pilot. t:XEX:. Fam.Uy needs 3 BR uni. house. 1-2 yr solid Lease. Npt area. Ca I J TI6-7070 or 6'1.>-2238 Eves QUla' employed co u p I e wants small home or apt .. nr beach or h:ly. &12-5111 2 or 3 Bdrm. 2 baths. Unlum Apt or Hse. CdM. $250 range. G ase. 646-2537 Agt. 3 Monlhl (SummrrJ $60(). in advance -local -reliable. XLNT l""fs. 673-405-t all 5 pvt patios, cement walls - btwn unlt.s. Medallion kitch, _R_oo_m_•_fo_r_R_e_n_t __ 5_99_5 FA hl!at. Across fm. Coco's, ROOM On 11-lh Slrret near Wstclf Plaza. 1665 Irvine. Web1clltf Plaza. Older lady $200 mo. 642--0'l39 p r e f. M u 1 t f u r n I s h * NEW BAYFRONT * references. 642-<W64 Unl 2 BR. 2 ba. Cpts. drps, BEAU rm for &entle.man. yr lse S250 mo. Avail June 15 1nq ...,~ ,.. l9th SI BBQ, patlo, TV " phone. 2 · : ~ · blks to bch. S60 mo. 510 6To>-O'l36 Santa Ana Ave. NB 646-0361. 2 Bit, 21t Ba Studio $2'n mo. 2 BR .. lli Bn Studio S170 NICE Rm, good loc. Con· t Br, I &th $130 genial hm. S5S wlkitch priv. AU modem with Pool ~IS-5998. Work 8-3 pm. 673- Bk:r/ Ai:1 67:-H0'.!.3 6U-j29Q _0:_289 _______ _ OWNER'S Condo. Excel toe. NEW $12.75 up. W-W carpet with pool. Elegant 2 BR. 2 Kil. avail. Se m i -p r i v . ba. elec bltM, dsbwshr, 64f>..83."i9 135 Albert Pl CM 2~ar gar. SZ17 mo. Call ~ 1346. 646-4088 GOLD Medallion 3 br, 2 ba, cpt1. drps, bit-ins. $215 mo 673-2370, 6T:>-1995 Newport Sho,.. 5220 DUPLEX 3 BR, 2 ba, cpts, drps, bltM, waslM>r I dryl'r, lrlt patio. S:?2.'l mo. S.12~ Corona del Mar 5250 ATTRACTIVE Upst.ain. 1 br. cpts, drps, refrlg, stove. Sl40; XTRA bdrm 1' ba avaU. 6T:>-1338 SPACIOUS Deluxe 4 BR, 2~ be, Yrly l"se starting June 13th. 67~21o 673-3298 eves. Ask for BUI While 2 Bdrm, 1 bath, 2 liloc:lcs to occan. $175 leue. $15 UP wk Wfkilchen $25 Up Studio Apia. 2 3 8 4 '>i Newport Blvd. CM ~9755 NICE Room for rent for lady good location S50 mo. K1tcb priv. Call alt 4. ~1.894 NPT Bch Room for rent. Pvt ba. Avail on perm basis. 642-3518 LARGE Room and bnth SR'l, smaller room S60. POOL. Matcham RPalty &16-4837 NR 19th &:: Placentia. Rm pvt ba. kit priv. $15 wk. Lady only. ~3331 ask for Eloise Room & Board 5996 ROOM A Bo&rd; 1660 Santa Ana Ave., Costa Mesa. Nice yvd. 646-2108 fice lac:Wty on North Harbor PRIVATE r ARTY WANTS _RIN_G_Of.,....k-eys-.-=Found=---:-c-or_ner_ Blvd, Front le rear parking. to bur In Cameo Highlands ot of Elden l Santa Isabel, CM E x c e 11 t n t Identification Irvine T~rrace 4 bedroom 54M73l Available July ht. Phone home wi!h den or family FOUND T Dot · ~ rm, at least 2 baths. No ob;-N rt Ha::!,~ta. ~~c. • WALKER I: LEE ject1on to pool, but not nec.1..__l!WPO~--e-"-.,.----,,.----:- 2629 Harbor Blvd., C.M. Stnd details to Box 2325 FOUND Small tortol!!e. vie FOR RENT Newport Beach. 92aiO Pantry Market. 5'5-~ Approx. 450 Sq. Ft. carpeted 14-30 Day UstinCJI L•t 6401 A drapes, alr-cond. MARINER'S BLDG. or cash !or ..vour equity 1515 Weltcllf1 Dr., N.B. Call Agent s.a&.1440 ~ :'~)~le ~w; Contact Ml"I. Ralnio M2-4lm WANTED. Pvt pt:y will buy Short-haired with b I a c k 1741 Wfttcliff Dr. Baycrest home from owner. markings around eyes & Prime Joe for store or offices. No pool. ~$60~ twz..S64l mouth. . Answers to name ~ sq rt o 25c. Wal/pan'l, BUSINESS and 'Kelo'. Vic ol Hoag Hospital. Crpts, Drps, air-cond. eo.op FINANCIAL :;;:~ Call 543-1264 or Bkrs. Owner 548-!Ki86. I O i les 6300 ---...,......----~ MODERN Offices from $15 US. pportun t GREY-Brown puppy with per mo n t b. Seemarial AMERICA'S NEWEST IOIDt ~te maridngs. Aust. · 9:lep. without collar. 8 Wka. semce. Executive IU!te. BUSINESS old. 833--014:. or 83H735. Orarlie O>unty Bank Bldg.. OPPORTUNITY Lost vie. Solana w ay . 230 E. 17th St .. CM. 642-14115 FOOD Reward I MODERN Office. Pvt · DISTRIBUTORSHIP BROWN And wh.ite female! restrm, 50 per mo le up. We need a reUable pw-ty to dog. part terrier and partj JTIO Orange Ave., CM start lmmedlate.ly, servicin& chihuahua. Answers to the ~ e stabll'>hrd accounts. name ol "Winnie" Vicinity OFF1CE Sl*e $50, desk No S.111"9 Required of 18th and Mon r o vi a · apace S25, Matcbam Realty 'Honesty and reliability are 543-5371 &t6--4837 more important than ex:ptr· ....:LOST __ :_W_o_man_,.-,,-:-b-:-lac-:-k-plll'le- 60IO ience. May be worked part w/wallet. vie.' Buahard le lndustrtal Prop. Ume o.r tun time w\th Banning, HB R e w a rd I NE w Blk Cooatructlon Unlimited Income 962-1736 Bullding. M-1. &'.lOO sq-ft. Invrstrnent required; $2.900 LAD __ l_F.S_D-ie-.,...H-a1-n,..,.lll_on_w_rl~s1 20'J5 p I a c e n t la , CM. lo S9.000. Investment teCUr-wa1ch. Vic Hartxir It Baker ~109. 642-00G:i red by equipment and In-Shp'g Oitr. Prk'g I o I . ventory. Write Infra.Pac ~6 lndustrl1I Rental 6090 System11, Box 7-452, Bobe.1 5--MAIL--B-t-ac_k_&:_wh_il_e_d_og Idaho, 83701. Include name, "Sport" vie Brookhur.;t & addreas and ~ num-Adams Reward 968--3940 ber. All iDquiriH will be..an-1--------- FOR Leaw. 2500 aq-ft con- crete tilt up. 9c • sq-ft. 1340 Logan AYe., 546-09'l8 -Lob 6100 Lot. so x 175 R-2 ())Ila Mesa Om ?one Commercial ,plus small house, $15,000 George WUllamson. Rltr. 673-1350 OPEN EVER. awered DEEP Orange, male cat; · answers to "Johnny": vie. Hotel LNM Bristol/Pawamo ~9010 Oceanfront at Newport Pier. PertoMlt 6405 Buy now for llWTUller trade, --------- $9.250. X-ITEMENT IS THE GROUPI Bicycle Sales Dillcriminating Cpls & Sais! & Rental BusJnfft Parties, Trips, Outing• with Newport's b e a t locaLion. Interest! Plus -Exel. svc. $12,!XX) + inventory. Cor airls, too! TI4: 776-$41 Speclal Offer Balboa lay 3-9 pm. 213: OL. 7-6844 1 will build a 4 BR 2 ba bome P,.,.rties Franc:hi.se Now Available 0343 aq-tt> tor the 1ow price 673-m o 6'13-91BT Gllm..EMAN ID 35 yr old o1 $7.22/IQ-ft on your lot. ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!1!!!! bracket wishes company of Other moc:1e11 anil. can 0oo FRIGIDAIRE lady 2S to "°· Prefer oon- at 537..o380. JET ACTION smoking -liminted drinker. Mi.Jon Viejo 20 _, 30 lbl Ovenvelght no problem. Would desire photo Newest ahoppina c.ate.r a: phone number. Write Box C.Omplete in f5 day1. M 134 Daily Pilot l WELCOME Elderly Homey place. Reuonable &16-2S37 ~. Rates. s.iS-3752 PORTAPINA LAGUNA Panoramic View Lots White water and C'OUt- line views G6 Nyea Place Laguna &acb Coift.0-Matic BBC Family Membenbip. Equipment, Inc. Will pay trarulfu lee. Nov- Huntington IMch 5400 Guest Homes 5998 NEW 2 BR. all dlx. teatUtts. Gill'· Nr. Huntinfton Center. $1:,0. 5'1<>-4484 LOVELY NEW PRIVATE Home, elderly nmhulatory, Ornn11e. 637..00H -----Genenl (n4) 494-9388 23.14~ W. Valenda lna. Fee lnauMCI J1me 1- Fullerton 114: SZ>-7833 Mlalt s el 1 lm~tely- M.ake olier. Wrtte Box M 122 AcrHge 6200 PROVEN, Sure, m odern Dally Pilot --.z-------ml'thod ol tea c b i ng ---------80 /\CRE.5 • Con Ma_r east, prrmanent habit control. NEWSPAPERS, out of state No Matter What It Is REAL EST ATE, west road) New b e rr y, fE (;, Ealing for weight l foreign: magazine11, En~ .. j Calif.. Silver Valley, hi-rontroll with new low COii Germ., Ital., Span, French,~ desert, dry, 18 miles east of ll' public. Now ffl!king Chlml, Russian; alto adult Income Property 6000 Barstow. "Land ol Lake1'" associate ottict'I In So. O.C. magazines • peperbacka. YOU CAN SELL IT WITHA DAILY PILr WANT AD For Fist Servlu I &pert Auistenc:e DIAL 642-5671 DIRECT .IUST SAT CHAIGI m "' Attention Investors! S modern patio type Units 2 BR ea, bit-Ins, R .t 0, crpta, drpe, FA heal, end gars. No vacancy p1'0blem Mre. $20,000 On. -price $119,500. Income approx $8700 yr!)'. 16 Lov.ty 1 BR Apts. T Furn, beaut tge tot, J>l.•J'iect rental area In Anaheim. Clote to everything. Approx Inc. fl.9,000 yrly. Aski"I! sus.<Xil. 11 Ultra O.luH Apts. Quality built, Newport'• f1J>. ttt loc\ltlon. Lge va.luable lot. exc featun·•· btt.tna. crpts, drpl!, FA hc8t. Prtv/ pa~ lie H A f' pool, I~ carport& Tmitlc retum1. Attmc lllS,000 S u b m i t tmna ·and ~ R.lchar41on/ Purcell R.tty cr.>4031 area. 90 Man-made lakes In Muderate Investment re-1175 N. Harbor. CM 84-8583 valley. Alfalfa, fish raising, quired. Pholte IOI' 1nqu1ry HYPNOSIS recreational Excellent for appt. n 4: 774-TISO An akl to Jlel'I0"&1 trailer park. Mall,)' detelop-TY S... problems. Brochl.n avail. mentl In P'l'OIJ'ftl such 11s a _,, -HYPN~" Good lomtkm. Harbor Blvd. .rvn.....-..A ""''-> ski lake for waler &ki In-C--' -~-•ty for TV CENTER, NB. 642-0060 struct1on; much a lf • lf a """' vn-·~ --------growin&; tiniaMd restaurant Service a1lo. SUOO full pri~ ANYONE Wttnea paridng lot with several lakes for fish-for 11toclt A tq\dp, C.11 accident 'Jbrllty D r u g' , In& A swimming a ovemitt? :>13-3311. Harbor, Ctnltr, clay bclore campel"I, and coll course: a DRTVE-rN, nur So. Coal =s Day. PlM c.all Jake with wnlerfrOnt parcels Ploza, gn111 ., o t t n t I a 11--.....,....-----.,- av.itable (or borne building. unl1mltcd. groaed 175.000 OLD private papen of Judge "n\11 level 80 acl'H hlll 8 last year. Aikin& $24,000 from ll'70'1th"1early1900'• well a pump l ruervolr on with SS.ODO dowD. N4--0'J36 Dodce Oty, Cumleort. Colo. propert)' • ready to rai1f u. alter 6. Salt Lake Oty. OR 3-ll16 fa1Ja or build a lake tor-... SMAU. CHnJ>REN'a atcn. CdM eves -.all A1 wkmds tel' ski~ or for flsb ~. Nf'ed ttddltkml ~tal. * * PHONE PAL * * Will consk1tt tra~ equity • NT4* * SAFE A INEXPENSIVE for income unJts. Owner MEET BY PHONE 847-4NI eves ,\ wkndt. But. W....... 6305 P. 0. Box (19.1, rrvtM. 9'lll64 ATl'N: ROCK HOUNDS . Sa11 D'-C.....tv WANT bu81nete netting mtn. NH'll an outlet for )'OW' ~ -· r $1000 pt'!' mo. Pftler coast • (initbed ~! C a 11 ACT'Nfe av~l* tn ~ Fall· Newport to Sen Omwnte 173-4540 aft 6. btooflt Itta.~ lt'Om 5 P.O. Box.,, D ,..., C&1lf. a l IV\CHW ,,.. • W .crtl to 51 ec:res, Some ::::-.,-,.,.,,_ _ _;_,:._ ....... _..;...;;.._ -...vu_.._ - planted to-)'OQlll aVOC8dol "AN!' •f!rf llMD ~ .. ~ A.rw ...... 17N724 wttb W.utttul ballclilc Ill& Mt \Q> IMCil '-Ila 8uW P.O. Boa J2ZS Owtll 11191. Pl'1ctd frt'lll SJllO Pft' aa-. aru. Wt1tt P. (). ._ CU. Miit .,,...... , ....... 15 ...... I BR. bardwood. wttla terms 1o .wt • .._,..., Corona d.l -· .... _..... ......... fJoon. ..,_,_ i.uray, eauntry ntata boni1S .a. lfMlt. WwHlt 6191 e ..... e ll,435 1m. tocome. ~ rady Wit a thle .,.., WMJ'ED .ie FOR a.II: dlmtlr ...._ 574 JIMldltan, Co1ta Meaa. ci.o.. to aoU ~ F« p..i "--1b ..., ·w:.. p _....., ~ ,...,.._ ~ HONE 6 JNCO~ ""' Ownr tunhn 11\lannadotl ...... --......-Jlr..oitmt. • T.-CW.. ~ . .._ ... u, ('an waitu Frick wWi· o. Boe ll5. 0nm"' Mar ~ .,._/lnvftt. oppey. 4 • kL..-&a & · 1e1.-1.._ FOR a.. ~ r~ 8ft, ra. A J~2 br Aptl. 5C ~ A.le. fM. -r-a WWWL lflUI II ......... ~BM& -..a i.-old EakSf fiT>139J Ula W. O..pmaa Aft. -.. 1'lt DAILY PILOf _.._-...... -........__ ...-. ~· • • ~ C..IU. a 'Did ...... ..,.. •amm~.··-- What ·She Wants • • e Because I'm The Kind Of Woman Who's Smart Enough To Use DAILY PILOT Classified Advertising S.fitve me, ttt.re's nothing MounCf our home anymore th•t isn't being used -bee.use the minute I aiscover something is no longer needed, I sel it, while it stt1 hes rMximum v.lue, throu9h •n inexpensive DAILY PILOT Classified Ad. That way, inste•d of • clutter of things we don't use, I have the extra cash th.t lets me have the MW9f things ••• the "extra" things my whole family enioys. H.,. 's wh.+ I mean. The cash I got for the good clothes end trys tf;e chl1dren had outqrown bought me the decorator lamp I'd been wanting. The music.I Instrument no one played SMid for • bicJ p.rt of our portable stereo unit. The power tools redecor.+ed our daughter's room. And, just for the fun of it, the pd ch.ir thet iust didn't m•tch anything anymore ~ my husband .-nd me out for • f ebulous dinMr et the fanciest restaurant in town. 60 through your home. Mah • Mt of el the worthwhile thin91 you find tMt aren't btin9 used. (You'I bt surprised et the number you tum up the f1ttt tWne.) Then, dial ~2-5671 •ny time betw"" 8 e.m. end 5 p.m. encl 91¥9 ~ list to • .friencfty, experienced Ad Writer. That's al ther.. is to It. It's lneaptnsive tool It c.n cost you n lttle u PENNIES A DA YI Wei, now ihet you kf,ow my secret -isn't It time you tot started towerd btttw, Nsitr, happier 1Ying with DAILY Pl.OT ,'Clnsifttd Acls7 St.rt being the Mel of •CMMn who flh whit ... wants W.yl &11 ·Now 642-5678 ' THE QU1CKEI\ YOU cw.. ~xn Ew.~to. ~" WJ, ..................... ;r;.~a.Ciiiiit iiiiiiiiiiil'ii'Tr ~!!m-------------rl 'mE QUICKER YOU SELL ' ..,Ill fW I ... a._._., .l'llil-illl•••lllliiillillil•--------------, A • • ,. ... ,.-... .. . . GOLi' C woodtllt dU119, : $1~ ea ahoes. ' Azdwy valet ~ t)'peWril 1'laae carpet ~ BATH deslc-he each, H $4, k:i.115 -boards no. RC Ing TV world .. 6'1addt new tralllfol nip$: tables draWtt mlrron heavy I. wasteb line $l 15th, 5' HYDRO motor water I S2S To motor ferent vlae $ Rq>el Violin saw~ boat t 2-3 x 6*-23': OIL Pa 8 " l fr arr LaDd9 20 in 2 Sclnt boys, coodit board OISSI"C with I of a.st $1 fc wall be pedca caulk' up. 545-5.: HEAV bump $10 1 each I trans Ford ., motOI part& Ford plete Jeep Ford Stidc 1724 BROY pl" ct shad lone wain plate Ca pl pine and each gins: $3.2S with tJ.5( 549-' BAB' finis Wtt CHRI rollt ed 642- h. cool 10c-war Pr <Ge bile con. cal> PIY' •II bro ASH c.. Liii Jae 537. i:AE per \ - • l I , ' FOUi CONYINIENT OFACES TO SDYE YOU • NIWPOIT l lACH •.•• 2211 ...... l tM. COLI' aaM I ~ ... ~--mft$15Elb cluhc. .,,.. lett huded -' 11:1 l W.-r •td*lr ell B&\CH Umlftlla $5, 31'' • er e $12 ROTARY Mowtr $15 24 V. 2 9lCl2 bnJded nip ff..!iO alld BJCYCLE 26'' bo)il ~ ss each. Ladles eoU d\Jba !adlilbt $20 f1WC llmPI SJ..4S: cqlp.r iM bllfe $T .st eech. Olrome metalcQttera a Propellot $25, Poriable white aewinc Pc:rtable liquor cue $5 Ol.d-mWtarf seaerMlr $S. Y.'IN tin. planten 5 0 c -$ 1 ; dinizlc table and 3 cha.in $lS $15 IAr(e tunic $& ~ cl ~ 125. gold picture dool' lounge S8 2 large flow.. D.C., u v AC, powa IU.P- ceramle atld met&1 ftaw1nea. 2 tall 3-way table lampe U .Udlng dOOt' 48 x St Klaas $25 frame $15, platform roEkera arranpment $4 each. 2 ply $12. 548-0044 25e-fl.SO; appl)ances, aame Nd!. Racing helmet $5 Table, 2 chl1ra $15 Irol\ing S& end SlO, 286 Joane, Costa large plcturt9 $4 eech. QUB $10 1.n!ant .. t $1 Baby electric Zic -$1.50; birth Rowlnl ~ SJ Good board $3 Wlndow 42 x ~. 6 MIM, Nl-6614 Ml'diclne cabinet $3 Glrl'• m&tU't'U no a.n4 $ 1 5 . crib $4; eledric waD bMttt IAlUc.et '\-,$2 eadl Bissel plecea ()( tPu. iD each S2 c ltudlo coucl>H. spring and 6~ ice fi&ure skates $4. 2 Complete mot car track $15 $4; boll ~ Gld, cOllector c:artld ~ $2. Rattan each. eo.Unc bd and ~ .-ch. JJO each ~L chlld'a Maple rodctta S2 64&-258G S2S Golt cart $3.50 ~ WH rrE Double dreuer $25 2 night tables $10 2 bar •100la 16 2 dretlttl $10 2 lamPI $10 2861 Meodoza. AP B, C.M. tl~ each Pair men'• rolt lhOes. ~. $4. Ben Pierson Atdw)I aft $4.:iD-One tuila' w.let $S T.V. Mt 11 TWo tnewnten. GM H ~ ca.r- dqe $15 Mcll. m.en carpet IWtfUI $1 each. SJ&.3565 ~ 12; ~ ~ toldiilc ebair S2 cos co aboes. •tz.e 8, no New drill 5t5-tal each. 2 Matttll play boxes n ~ •YPEN, Pad no Ex-MALE Blade standard pooi. ---------1 eadl. Qwmb)g Chatt)' doll ,.._. die, loves dllldttn, abota.. 'I MAPLE kttl:hen set, 5 Sl.50; antiqtle dilbel 25o-12: chrome cart $2. Pole lamp J17 Pipe cutttta $8. ~o. 3 Moorlnc cans $7.50 each. S3 6G-15Cl. &Inda)' and ce\leftt coadWon. Exerciser months $25. 642-4280 $25. 6' marl>lt-Od eoa.e atone crocb 50c -$1.50; S4 2 folding youth chairs $1 186 W. 20th St., C.M. Need paint, no 1 ea ka. evenlnp $3. lll5 Essex Lane. table 125. car atsto ._ t l $1 2 • copper plctutta $1' old Wet IUlt $5 2 nlcealze 5 boys GIRL'S Schwinn Stingray 615-;1!51 ?lewport Beach. 64&-7645 UPHOLSTERY Shampooer car stereo speaken ~·4 BA'm Sc a e • • pobr and dice wt • $3.50: IPOl'l jackets S2 eeclt lize 6 $'18.50 Boy Stinrt .. Y ttS 26" 21 In RCA picture tube, bl•ck BUNNIES, All ~ and r PR Drapes ~ .. x 8'. JlO. $20 Encyclopedlu $20 Die-belly moona and bee\O desk-headboards,~· $10 am.all bukeU 35c· 800 x 14 boys jacket $2 Otild's can-Scbv.oinn $13.50 Girl's 3 and white, very good COO· colors $1-.$8. 546-9965 646-631.B tlooarles S4 2 l'\JiS with pads rims $8. 540-1128 after 5 • each, Hollywood frame ~ $1• AC table'"ddio $4• va.spool$2.50 Toys25c-75c -.....i n•:n 24" a-"' "26" $10 each. eurtalnl and S4 kingl\.ze blrcb bead toot • -' ood C()5( 9Y"~" .. ~......., uu d1Uon $10 642"56'11 CHILD'S Double swing Rt. STINGRAY Blke, Standard drapes $S and $10. Mixer APT size refrlaerator. &'004 -bo·ards $25 Girard changer gaa heater $2; 212 E. Qcean C40 Lenw Or. a girl's bike $11.50. 54&.QO'l ST 0 V E ' M i d d 1 e excellent condition J12 Oean size. new seat. ex~Uent with bowls $15 Toaster $5 condltlon $10. ~ G7 no. RCA chancer $10, work-~ (alley) 8 a 1b 0 a Mesa. 646·4650 SIAMESE Kitten, Siamese bum~ller $20 Norge ice doghouse tor med 8 ium ::· condition $24. MS..1093 h'Oll $1 Cookie jar $1.50 E. Bay, Balboa ' _ in& TV $15, chairs S2 to $25, TRUNK Full of ancient Seal Point $15 each. Male boK $15. 512 &rnard. c.M. 118 W. Stevens, anta · 8 FT. Scotch pine Christmas Dinette $15 Chrome uWlt.Y POWER rotary mower ill. a· ~ bandbr&R bike $7, EX~ Con d t t ton clothes, clresses $1-$2. Hats and female. U 8-2538 MATOUNG com~e table $5, S45-4965 tree SlO Set of china SIS Set cart S8 Chrome step atool x 9• tent $10. l.afl't cov'"4 6' ladder S2, arm dlalra like Petenen ''Hl&h" chair $5-$1. Beads '1·15 Trunk $25. MAPLE Cabinet 27" T.v. end bible $5. corner table $5 scmIE $2 Mop pall with ol Potteryware $10 Set of $8Chairs $2.50 eac:b. Card car tap earner $10. Steeli new '20. 1ampa $1, Pla)' pen and peel S7.50 Pot-«l8 E. Balboa Blvd., HB ~ work 125, Blr~ye or $12 1et. Veg.Q..Matic, new foot WTlnger $2. 30·• ad-stainless w11re $5. Electric table S4 Step table $4 Old witb P9cl $T. Youth tranatonner traJnpack U. ty chair $2· F1re ma $3. DISTORTION Box for elec-Maple dtePeT and mirror, $5. a.b rack and draJnl'J' Justab&e dcy mop S2 Hand ironer $5. 12 hr. vaporizer maguint stand $4 Olest $1 frame and spri.n&s $10. Cb NII Sl to ts. co&e end Outdoor awblc set $1 . trlc guitar $20 Electronic high bo)', twin bed. night 00.rd SS Toaster $3 Wai.tier pwh lloor polisher S1 Metal $2.50 Heating pad $2. Tennis ~ $1-$4. Heat lamp wuber, needs wort< JlO. QU tables $4, painted rough 5 Playstove, sink, refrigerator kit.a 50c _ $1. O.e per cent stand $2S each. L18-2538 free (doelln't work> with wood. basket $2 One piece racket $5. MlcrOICOpe $4. 40 Jl,50 Fmno lamp $10 twin bed and ffarM J10, fl4 draftr cbe9t $5, stool $1, SS. all. car tea.t SOc and 25 1nstru alibrat dryer $10 5~19. 2803 plywood, 20" x 96" x W' assorted glasses $2. Garage Grinder $10 Small work be°' Coronado 0r., c.M. M>~ ml.rro Sl ldk:be cloclc Sl S2 lab ment c or 1'VO Twin bed frames $7. Europe Dr .. Mesa Verde $1.50 Your 6'' metal rubber-and outside Uihts with cords rh $3 Hand looll l()c.-,$112' x ------.,,.,,.,,-~-:- ._avvra du.;., ext~lon $3: ttF'...•~ri-~ ~er and SlO A.sic for John 642-n6$ Easy chair $5 Gas heater, tired wheela $2 50 54S-1236 $1.50 719 W. Wilson, Villa 16' wood platform, free. 32' OU> telephone $15. MQ&it '"' ·~ ,..,. .,... ni YU• • ..,. 11 ~ .,......___ ..., QUILTED Double bedspread · • D-l Cost f., x ,.5 $2 lawn edger $2 4 chairs sz.,$4.. 4 p he t wutebaskets Tx, clothes stand $5. 2100 Windward 'IOOU, Simonds hand saw SS 1 m • ...-~ ...., with mat~ canopy cover KITCHEN Table. 4 chairs, Mesa Apts. npl ' 1 0 ' , ~" Slid BaYarlan draler set $11. line Sl, 54.1 Riverade al Ln., Baycrtlt. NB M&-2828 Transit A Rod Oiestzen $25 Books l~ • 25c Chest $2. $20 Dodlie bed sheets 50c -antique ICi• $14. Orange Mesa. 646-7300 speakers In cue ...., e HaYlland plates $4 each. Old Wheelbarrow S3 Da.nforth Ladder jacks S3 T 0 y s ,,...,, i::o 4 EL Robel1 •..tK I rule n Rewea~ course $5 . 15th, 54S-3041 ,...,,...,.S Sult.a -'-• • ., and 43, ,.,. ~ SI ,,.,_ Ladi $1. 30'' round b(-veled mirror upholstered chair $5 vw-vol SAMU s on6uoa Knlv-..,.,. _ n Tl• P'K• 50c picture frames lOc-$3. 0.-u.u:.o• ....... ""' __ ...__ and cha.In $5 150 fl lu..-.-. lOH """' es '·U hit l $25 2 Mal.son -.,.,.. •• '" u.. ., ........ ~ HYDRO Pllm" with 1 HP $10 each. O\lercoa.t $15. ~~~ ,..,..,.. ~" $2 Tlre 1~$2. Cbildren'1 lOc-$2 $5. Teen bathing suits $1 SIX . Ice cream c h a Ir s • ~ ndw ell r • S • Fra eacb. CUU \inks 50c se1. table SS. .,. ~ _ _.. r 1.Adles F.nilLlh t op co a t' .,...,..,, . ..,... ~ Dreelies lOc -$2. Dual con-palnted w\th primer $10 ... e eua e o an n-Automatlc tootbbnlsh $1.SO $15. Bar stoola * ~. motor $2S 30 gallon gu chains. new $2 Floor mats Qotbing 1~. Hair clipper trol electric blanket no 3' x each. Antique rocking chair cisco originals (navy. and Sm,.i,;K" stand n 1ull Jength I a m p SL p 0 r t • b .. water beater $15 Box trailer plaid, $5. ~ 50c el!Ch Hudson sprayer $2 set S3· 2518 A Santa Ana 5' bath rue $3 Nit,.Ut mand $5 $25 Seven foot coffee table dark grey). $25 each. 19369 m.;';'6$2. Canom set $4 phonc>enlPh SS. Traller lands $2S Tool boxes $1"43. Drill TYPEWRITER. Re bu l lt. Locked key cheat $2. Rakes Ave., Costa Mesa 64U043 2 Swedllh modem hanging $lO, &c8 sculptured ollve Lange Dr. oU Mesa Dr. San Barbie dream house S2 SJ. 245 Tulane Rd. (% lllb motor S4 Jig saw $5 Dif· nms like new, $20 Portable S1 Hoes $1 Shove'll U F.dger CANm $5 Old lawn mower 1ariq>1 $10 each: 2906 Alta gold rug $20 Four bowls ta Ana Heights. Barbie wardrobe S1 Qilld's north al Wake F~ Co&- ferent motors n-44 Pipe $17. 548-nGS S1 Everraln, sprinkler J1 S4 flrescreen SS Large com-"Vista Dr., Eastblult 644--0780 (3' to 1%' diameter) for BOOKCASE Headboard, dou-ldtdlen cabinet $3.SO. Doll lege Part<) ' ' vise $5 Set single bed $8 392 Heml Jdti l-4'1 xlnt HOael""50C 875-0223 fortable arm chair $25 Pull BATH Sink and faucets $7.50 garden waterfall wltb pump ble dresser and large min'OI high chair $1.25 Doll buggy ORAP~ !' hl&h '1:'_!· Ropee 50c-4! Guitar SlO motor in 1t5& C.,sln parts MAGIC 01ef 4 burner stove, down hanging lamp $4 Big Commode trap $1. Toilet $25, Room divider. 3 shelves $25. Double bed maltress $3 Doll $1.'1'5 Oialk board n Ford exhaust man If old t Violin $2S U~ Sl Table $25 or under or as a whole! very dean $25, 8. naugahyde Sunbeam touter SS Men's ae.t 50c Brus and galvanJz. and drawer UO 3' ,; 4' oil and box springs. very &ood Comic books 5c Skate S1254 SJ.50 .-ch. Water llllNf saw $20 15' long frame tbr or trade for! 4IM-6.136 after divan, bed, $l2.SO, Tarp for while shirts, 15'' to 16~). ed flttinp 2Sc -Sl Bumper painting (city waterfront coodltlon $25 548-3655 Sherwood St., C.M. 642-2433 Sl.SO. Torque corwertef *t· boat trailer SlS Lampe S2 12 v.w. $15, Sunday only lO to SOc-Tx Ladies shoes 7~ 75c and ecrew jacks $1.50 each skyline) $25. White curtains, WEDDING Dress, long with p Motorcycle pa tank Jr$. Z.3 x 12 strand wire $3-MOVING: Inf-~•·s 1--"'1'ng 4 """' Baltirnoi-St .• 11.B. OR 34669 Park in alley. 310 leaf overbid springs S5 4 lined 2 panels 64x60 $10 for train, sli.e 12. $25. ~1314 OSTER Bed $15 Mattress 2625 Elden, C.M. 64&-2377 or 548-4.190 ...,.. """' ,,,.,., " •-ar ,, .. ,M both Kid h ped u and sp1ings $15 L a r g e table $7.50; combed plywood ~~airs In rear 536-2Qi9 Fem.., • """' crJU lug wrench ri0c 12" · ney-s a co ee po RTABLE Bar-bookcase dresser and mirror $11() 2 30 GAL hot water beater; pa OIL Paintings $5 to $25. Siz.es -__:.--------:--STOVE Hood with exhaust Crescent WTench $3. 10 fl table, never mar walnut $1S. antiqued green, brand new land •~ b p ti $10. Rollaway bed a.n4 mat-and tormlca bar ._,; am. 'IWIN Beds $15 e a c h • . . chain $2. Evem-ady H. D. 6 Matching aide uwle $10 ks night s ,,.. eac • a o 8 x 10 to 24 x 36, Some bob b 1 ho rs e S 4 . 5 0 bedroom. l\Jll $25, baby bed fmoa"tor$5andBe~~ ';~""~fa volt battery $1. Lawn shears Antique leather inlaid step-• o mar top $20 TV wor tnble and benches $ 1 0 tttia $l2. Lounp and 2 pads fr am t • i n c I• de d. Sm. marble coffee table $10, high ct.Ir S6 .. arroll Old style dress.'ing table with $2. 2 pJ cam; 50c Wooden table, mahogany $25. Guitar. SlO 67>2752 Sunday Kitchen stove with ltrlll SS _ss_._642-8 __ 730 __ -:--:--":':°"':~ La.odlC3pes and aeucapes, boomerang shape $25; King chests S6 each. cbairs $10 mirror. $7.50 Small chest of step ladder, 5 fl. SJ. Roll solid body two pickups $20 AQUARIUM, 8 gallon $7.00 Telephone chair Sl.50 Mesh CAR .-tereo tspe deck, lllPt· 20 in all. 5ll..J793 Avocado chenUle bedspread each, many other smaller drawet'll $3 Hal! T'OUDd end roof paper $2. Br e k 0 Tape rec<n'Ck>r, Wolleru.uck !">1~TI48 pla)1>en $2. 548-5277 l.Y uled $25. SeYeral t8l'e 2 Schwinn coaster blke!;J $17.50; Sm. red wagon $1.25; items $1 to $10. SW · table $1 Boy's Stingny type wrenches 5c -2~)(' Mell box mono-hi-fl $25. Front and 3,5 HP seott outboard motor MUNTZ Car stereo $2S 7 ~=es $1.50 e a c 11 · boys, 1 girls. 28" • very •""" 4!M-4033 Ne\vrnan Huntington Beach 3 speed bike $17.50 Nursery 50c Dog house 50c Wicker l't'llr scat for 1960 Falcon, $20 Spotting scope. 15 x 20 x tapes $12 548-680'Z condition $25 ee.cb. Belly A~MORE Wuher, work!, TWO Match 1 n g early table lamp $2.50 &M>-1037. dog bed $2. Metal dog bed two door. original, excellent 30 x 40 x 60 mm $25 Large EXERCJSER 3 way action 4 ~14 GO 0DR1 CH board new, $25. 646-'1907 but need a little repair $10 American cbalrs $25, each. 458 Flower st .. c.M. $3. 21 ft traverse rods $2, $20. 1933 Wallace. rear, C.M. outboard motor cart S8 Ilk $25 67:H>106 ' SUvertone wb.lte sidewall DlSSTON Power saw, 10 amp Patio umbrella $3.50 2 barn-lnear 19th and Placentia) Electric ice cream freezer, e new, Urn, good tretld $25 -._4 w\th metal case $20 Scraps 546-l8J3 962--8982 LOVABLE> Young squirrel boo rolJup shades $2. Anti-642-2932 Sunday only 9-6 like new $10. 548-4294 NORGE Dryer $25 Portable 548-9001 ... ....,. .. of ash and walnut paneling WOOL Beige 9 x 12' rug, CONSOLE T.V. $25. chalr $5, monkey llld cage $19. que trunk Sl Floor model BOYS 26" 10 speed bike. O'KEEFE And Merritt 36" air conditioner $10 Maple 4 ~15 CADILLAC Sl tor all. ~ g a 11 on good condition, but needs pole lamp S~. cloths .25 to 546-5434 finch cap and artificial tree good condition $20 8081 gas stove $25. :m2 Colgate =: ~: $8ME~etrk°I:~ deluxe champion w h wallboard adhesive S1 1 cleaning $18 While paint:! $1, games .25. knick knacks 9 x 12 braided wool rug $10 $10 Yellow parakeet and YOl'ktown, HB. 962-1898 Dr .. Costa Mesa. 545-6797 ""Usher S5 Post bole digger sidewall tires, all fGr • Inaco pool ._ d-'-pine 4 drawer chest ,., .25 to Jl. 842-0487 Older couch and chair, good cage $5. Orange canary, G ITAR El . boll .. -64&-1095 ~ $5. 2 bam.,;:, ~ 546-1833. 1593 M"morca Dr. REFRIGERATOR • Good $10 Paintee end table $1.50 cage and stand $15 Portable U • ectr1c, ow METAL Cabinet one shell $9 S2 Mac>te coffee table $2 ~;..:::::::..-~--=-~~ .:.'...'L l x 6 $1 ..... ch. Mesa Verde conditl S2S Call 6464907 Kenmore walher, o Ide l', sewing madilne $25 F1oor body$~~ Ladder $2. Davenport l lS Refrigttator, CroM k 11 lJP .,....,. ""' 00 • runs good $5 Maple coffee lamp $5 Table lamps $5 SOFA 7' $25. 5'16-00S'l Lawn chairs Sl Patio chair freezer, worla, needl handle 545--5386 KEN M 0 RE 1:ashi~ SUNBEAM Appliances: Mix-table $3.50 Open !nee drawer each. 2 planters-with fems OlD French bed $25. Spanish $3 F1oor lamp, needs repair $10 Double bed springs $2 HEAVY Duty rear plck·UP machine, 5 years o . D maater $9, waffle iron $5, storage boxes 50c each $3 each. House plnnts 50c chest of drawers $20 Cicen S4 Rotisserie, neelh rtiiair Pair brass table lamPI S3 bumper, excellent cond.Ltloo S...JIUA\P S2S Zenith TV. cotree maker $3, iron $1 , 6 Typewriter table $1. 548--0748 each. small fan 50c large doub!&-box springs and ma\. $2. Shovel 60c Rake 60c lloe O:trome table $2 Captain $10 14" Ford bljx:ape 25c nffds "'orlt .$20 Oolhes ~am-drawer desk $15, rotobroU WALNUT Table $25. 6 chairs t.lah bowl 50c 1010 W. Wilton, tres.. n~ set. Large rug and 60c Hammer 60c At· my type desk chair SS. Oilferent ch Frei '3 spe e d per'l'5c5ewingstandca lnet rot!saerie SS. ice crusher S8eacb 962-7023 C.M. pad, beige $10 T.V. chei.1, camp cot$3Small tools30c chairs Sl-$3. Garbage ea ..... 111~ • ..: _........ SlO 14" $2.50 Sleeping ha&. $3. Boy Redwood tio .... A, · each. 847--0839 disposal $S. Wooden dinette tn:n-·· """'.., anu 14 S7.50, pa ._~ .... rs . cir • 2 bikes: Boy's Stingray one drawer $5. Mct~I kit-table $3 Baltlroom medicine Ford rims S2 each. 348 Chev ~ =· Size , new $4 each aolld brass fire DUAL ~g .hY amalic man's lightweichl $18 Meh. chcn table $4. G.E. washer WOMnl'S Clothes S 1-~e: cabinet with mirror $2 1513 ., motor SS~ Ford n\()tx1I' a1: screen It tools $~. 6 & 12 lransml.nion, dilusembled Ladles winier coat SlO neech Jlttle work S.5. fine Men's clothes Sl-$5. Lad 5666 part.a a f<#/Jf • 58 '~~ SlO TV mt battery dla.rger $10, complete, $8. 968-l59S , 646-3680 mo1or. 20361 Lango Dr.. ~oil starter set S8 Goll bag Orange Ave .. C.M. 642- Ford $1 J' real'-eid com-tab~ SS Pun'Cb l 1et S:lO Na.V)' unlfonns sz. 42, Khaki MET:U-Ca~ top carrier, 3 TYP""'•l'D ..... -R Good • Santa Ana Heiizhls $5 Hot tray $5. Folding hrld· 30 Bicycles $12-$25. 14' all plete ~ 8 ft truck bed $25 Ladder S5 Spade and fork and blue S2S each. x 4 x 5 deep S1; Old '"'"""1r, . N n birds $7 gc chairo.; S2 t>ach. Floor glass boat f.,!5. 2 new Model Jeep part.I $1. 283 Qlev $25 $6. Olairs $3 and S10. Ha.llicraltera sliort wave and steamer ':'1"" ~; UHF dition, Royal Standard $20 PEACllF'ACE Love modrl T.V. SlO Shoji screens T carbuntor11 $15 each. Ford V-8 lnlek mol'OI' S25 Barbecue $3 Record cabine1 police udio $25. Sal and An1eMa S.1. Refrigerator; 6.JG-9895 64Z-J263 $.) Pach. Class t o J'I p e d Running board tack.I $7.00 Stick let-up fOC' same $15 $4. 210 w. Wlllon, CM. Sat Sun. 208 J9lh St., 11.B. cross-lop freeze~. n ee d & ADDING Machine. good t'On-HANGING Fuschia b11skets wrought Iron tnble 120 4501 each DeLwce Unicycle $25 1724 Tu6\ln, C·M· H. SUnday 12-6 673-6704 paint $10. Car window, sun dltlon. Victor manual $12 and fust·hlas ~n redwood Surrey, Cameo Highlands. Bikes $12~$25. Trikes $5 _ screen Sl. Call 494-1701 646-9895 tubs, all bloom~ $6 -$8. Saturday 10 AM Puziles 50c • S1 Lamps BROWN Pleid bedspread $11 FRESH· Picked Valencia 12" Motorola portable TV ELECl' Chro 1 . ' 459 E. Flower St.. C<>!>1a 1..ADDER Back rush seat 50c-$1.50 Boob ~ pr custom dac.l'Oll drac>ea tn oranges, .20 Ill for $1. $25 GE 18" TV portable RIC me P aUnit 19"".>5 Cadillac $25. 64&-9895 Mesa Olllds' life Jacket $2.50 .......... ~ 0( blue 96" wide, 11" S44-5813 or 548-9845 so~e wot1c $10 3 TV stanch kit $\O. Motorcycle tire $5 A"" ... B b b 1 arm chair $2S Lemoges Flo-' arr an Item en ts .. .......,. · 14.00-19) call 536-8774 • ...,..., u e wh ee I TENSOR Hi-lo lamp, l year china, ll dessert plaits, ,,.. "'-si• •-tinna tna...i• and -... ocK-.... u . SS. GE Clod< radio b I d I_.. ........ $1-~".50 ' -·· -at ··"'th -"'""" ' ,... ,_ """' TOYS 5c -""" • .. ,. pong .., .p'9 KENMORE A t t 1 a ancer an we ... ts $25 guarantee 500 hour u......,, sugar bowl, 2 creamers. 6 -~ ....,,...., -.. , ,.,._ walnut mirror with new table $5-Boy's tricycle SS $7. Arwin radio clock alarm ~ ~om ~T c 646-9895 new $7.50. 673-<)571 cu~ and saucers, 1 teapot. cover $25. Truck mlrrorp SS plate glass $12 Finest Maple Unl~le $5 Lioael electric $19. 2 brass table lamps er very &vvu co s ·~ all for $25. 4 pearl handle pr. Camp cots IS each. Captain'• ...... 8 1. $'a An'""'"' train $5 ,,.__ .... ormer $5 wt' th 1 hades $5. 4 $25, Packard Bell 21 ' GAS Range. apt size $25 STUDIO Coucti $8 Oval table 0 __ 1111. er c'"-'-$25. 35,000 " "'" .. JO """" .,.., .. , I •-· k ood '" CJ uo ,,.., ·th I S8 TV 1 s $l fruit knives. as is, $3. Royal """' '""' pine hootblack bench $7 Gold Lawn mower SS Training Volkswagen sp11rk p I u gs te ev ... ion wol' 5 g ...., ean .,...,...,.,,,. wi eaves i·oy · BTU healer $25. Dlttctors and de~ rOR bath mats Sl wheels $2 Baby, birl's, boy's Boscb $2. GE radio $8. UN Sorge electric dryer good L shaped breakfast nook $25 Olairs $2 each. Bassinettc :i~~~ $l~ll~ble S ~:J1~ rhairs $2 Large s i z e ruby hot> nail I wit h at condltlon $25, K en m 0 r e Antique chest of drawers $25 S8 Bathinelte SlO Record $10 women's clothff lac-S2.SO each. 24 . hel' clott~. excellent condition vacuum c eaner d -automalir waMlc1· works 1t11nd $4 R(lllaway bro $5. cake plate, Rose pattrrn Small boys dothes 5c-$2.SO, glasses and waler Ptlc 5c-$1 .50 Men's latl?e shlt1!i tachments $7. Imperial la Y good $lO 1936 Plymouth Large mirror $8, 3 occas-Chest S:i Brown rug $2. Anll· Old painted leather pirturr Small ...i""s clO(hes Sc-$3. S3.2S for llll 8 qt ,iunch bowl 50c H.Ch. Shoes. all sizes hair dryer $5. Mahogany wheel &,. tire $2 l9'.l6 ional chairs $6 uch. Movie que chum 110 car llf'd $7 of parrot. irtazed nnd framed 11 .. • w\th 12 ~ $4.50 .A pt111es 20C'-$1, Golf shoes, ll~i $2. cabinet 33" wide 40" high Chevrolet wheel " tire $2 camera SW Uttle g'!tl's VW luggnge r11rrler $10 $10. 6 bol11e caster srt. I Mrn's suits $2.50-$5. Stan· $).50 4x 6 wool braided nli· Pictures Sc--$1. 855 Santlaao $10· 3910% Ol6Mel Place, S-17-8ll5 dresses lOc-OOc Tile box $7 Sewing machine $lj. hotlle missing. as is 118761 ding mirror $2. Straigtlt 54~2042 Rd. Costa Mesa 549-2484 Newport Beach. 613-1603 PJNK RC• n .. llt In wal Movie editor $10 Polaroid Portable 1~11.•rlter $ R • $25. Home of Ralph Waldo chair $2. 2 wet t>1>e copy tural n °" I prin1 copier $10 Eoglarger G 1 S6 G .111 SJ p engravlnit by l::rnesl C. Rost mad1ineS $25 nch Antique BABY outferobe. na 4 2 Mattel bronco bUces $15 MAGNAVOX • Phonograph oven, gas, 7 years old, needi. SlO Desks $10 ~ u tar i . owrr $15 418 Fernleaf. Corona del de11k $20 Small T.V. 125. finish, like new $25. n each. 2 boy's work benches AM I FM $.25. Complete new pilot light $21. Call mower $5. 358 Esther, C.M. Children's tap and ballet - Weelo Or. C.M. SS ·--... El_......_ deep-fat drafting set $25. Box spring 847-7544 DlNEITE Table, 4 chairs $7 642-3616. Sat~un 11-5 Mar s"'~ $1-$2. Antique (OUCh ""'"'' =u"' bed Or · 8-9 St-$2 7' Surfboard S5 Hand wrench ·~ CHROMJUM Ore6s rack on fryer $5. U45 Paularino, and mat.ti:eM (double } WTREMOID $1, Electrical esset1, Sill! • • EARLY American dinette $25. J.15 E. 19th St., Costa rollera $20 Brand oew ~ C.M. $1.50 Tr&Jler -dolly $:>. 'J.)11.TtS 5c to $2 Baby bed S8 Folding gate $1 Beby high table $20 Oiairi1 S.'l each. $3 Electric toaster and iron Mesa. 642_1269 ed sweat shk1.s $ 1 . 9 5 ---------Gal's dresses. size 12 from $3 high chair $5, potty chair $1, chair $2 Potty chair $1 Good condition. 64&-8447 S3 each. Stulfl'<I wing-back TOWEL Sets, 10me new 642-3260 SOFA $20 Maple 11peakct to $8. Men• button-down corner bookcue $4, arumai Sterilizer $2 Car se~t S2 MAPLE Baby crib $15 Oak chair SIO 629 St. James $1-$3. Ootbing, excellent -, x .2'l Cal. aoope 14 Presto cabinets SlS each· Cbair $3. shirt.a $1. to $3. Call 642-3323 breeding caeea $8, Colliers ~kl ~-$2 Barco uniform plsypen 112.50 New jumping Road. Newport Beach condltion 50c-$15. Womea, cooler $20 Beby clothes Maple co~ table $4 !.~~ 231 Cedar St., Newport Encyclopedla set $15, Olds 3 sue 8 S5 Bar $10 9xl2 rug S('at S8 548-5112 BLOND Wig tlO J<iJ'lg i.pread aius ltHC, including pun-es .,_A,. O:tlnese cbllir $15 • .. .., ...__ atb old d and pad S7 Singer eewing • S5 Gas refrigt>rator S 3 lOc-$2 Dwell meter $7 ,,.,...., bedlpttada Sl8 Luggage $4 .,,""~ c manif $15, 01 s machine $7 TV $5 TV $15 HOD S5 Pole lamp& S5 Bar-StroUer $2 M1•n's suit. 42 Sl-$3. Shoes $1-$5. sizes wall cabin.els S2 each . each. Bat b 1 nett. e $4, 2 Contemporary cold swivel mounted tires, S8 t'ach Danish modern couch and B-Q $3.50. Ca?inet for toys long $2 Women's and 6'.-71,'. Men 1Ulls $5-$10, pre.record' d I.apes Jurnpseat $5 Bottles and desk aiu ~alrr, white base many '58 Olds and Renault chair $15 't'raver11e rod Si or garage $3.50 Doll house children'~ t•lolhlnsr 50<'-$" sizes ~-44 Med 11 AM~ PM h{Glt~coman) ~t6 ~tb.bavll. andw. sterilizer $2 Matern It Y -very attractive $2S each. paru. Sl lo $5, mens lihil1.~ Bowling ball and beO' s:; S.1. Dr!'sscr S7. 5.'3fH077__ Good rorodll1nn. Iron Sl.50 _&U-__ 16_14 _ _,...,..,.-~~--::-:'. .... , l'~" wi. o ••• ?lll:'t Round II g h l w • 1 nu I 5c to 2Sc-, 2 pll'<'t"S new 2 " k • g TV's. 21" $25. 17", St8 conn....,lon $15 Unfinished clothes, size l · .,._,.,. ,_,., bl S8 aluminum nj"" $1. "'Pt' flt-Twin b('() frames atlachable VW P11rts; Riadlo S2j Shot· ~ Radio SI Tn.)-s 25<.'-•I <13 cab.;-~ St()...QJ 8 l r c b Mindanao Or. C.M. ~ mar-proof cof(ee la e ,tings 5c t~ '5or. K,:yslone S6 (iirl 5 d olhing, site 4. $2 each. Rim 11nd tlrt' $1.1 Sunura nd .. ~lcsa del Mar Portable re('Ord playrr $10 plywood 1/8", 1/4", 112", GOLDIE Slide pro J e c tor Two wrought lron It wicker projector 16 mm no. all()(' ::!""x-$1 II air dryer with hood Bulll{l('rS SI rach. Jac·k S.I BRAND N('\' wrt suit $20 All work OK Stee.m Iron $3. e /8" Sr to $3. 3046 J{Uly· takes 2~ x 2~1t and 2 x 2 chairs $2 each. 67:>49'.ZS skates S4. 3 B.B. guns i.1e to S5 Draprs. 5'I x 96 S:l Elec· Velocity stad< $1 611 i;ns rap Round mirt'OI' d~'ln~ tahlc Coffee !able $0. 2 window brook, CM. ~9'1'19 alleles $25. Projection lens Balboa $-1, odd dillhe~ ~IC to fl, an-Irie bl8Jlkrl $2 Men's suit 50c Arm "'111 2.k Walrr tllnk with lx'fll'h SIO Antique lr!llnM $5 6*-lS2S AS-H Blond, hand tied wi( S25 and cue $15 Film deYelop-HAVILAND Limoges salad Uques S1 to S10. other 11tuff .(ZR. S1 ~hirts, med 25<'-$1. :!Sc Shift extrnder ?;ll' Ta.ii Empire• c· ourh nr<'da re-SCRAM-LETS .... ---...1-and -'-let $25 1ng tan1cs $1$.$3 e&. Con· or dessert plates; also din-Sc to S2S, 80!)2 Blaylock H.B 825 Presidio, C.M. 54&-m8 pipes 50c ~r 2 Ior ?!'le Air upholstcrln~ $25. 0 In I n g ......,.._ .... tact printer S 4 B I L ner plat.ea and small 'bowll: M-6227 cleant'r S1 .50 A 1 u m i 0 u m tsble S.i Oak dining lablr 1Arre lbe drelles $1, $2. $3. h .... ...i Sl COCKATIEl.S, Young, bomt' rims 50c ench. Gas tanJc nnd with ~ rhalrs $25. ru w. ANSWERS Jada!tl, com $1, $ 4. ll.ldevino $3 Photography dozei eec : '? ..,.ece, 8' PENNYAN dinghy, 1"0Ulld grown. boya wtll t&lk $12.50 ga•""6 $5 2 piston rylloorrs h ......_.__ ..,_..,"" """' aui:. ea.ch.. 67>\MSl -c 181 St. Apt. 8. Sat-SUn AUTOMATIC wuber Rug $5. Typewriter $5. SS. Hair dcyer $5. Larre S25. Blrd~e SJ. motor, %. Sl ,. lnm $1, Garden t~ .9prinklers 2So-$1. ~ .W, 20th. CM. oU PtacentJa ad Wallace. 3' Oriental statue Sl8 40 LP record J12 eoa.., ctnmir*2 Extmor door $3 'IO • ildi ss 2..s• aep t.dden ft KJtcflen table and 2 dlltrC $4 T.V. table $2. 2 bo iru Romex $14 3 fiulh ceM llgbla '6 Pool ("Qt. $3 Binoculan $12 Sink Oal*tt I: drawtta $9 25 lb• t1n$i pute S7. I' lllldtnc' pa door jam $3 3 water akir $4 Electric motor $2 E~ fixtures 5c-$1. Bowllnl Wl S2 ~2 x ' •tude at. 646-7616 F1SHING Pole S2. 1'Wwft mower $25. Powu ._. t1nd bag $25. Recorda l0c>41. Dog bowls _ l l i: H a n d m o ,., e r-F.dpr fS, Drapes with l1nera ~Jr. ft, $25. 10 x 8 ft $25, 2 x t ft, 12 Gu CM 15c Bedroll $2 Ah° mattress S2· Coffee pot 'l5c Suitcases SOc-$10 ~~ Portable oven S20 12'" frame $5. CoUft pk ,-1$c MuUln tinl, cake ,... 25c-$2. Throw ,,~ .25c Twhl t.lftadl SJ. --$1.50 35mm ta~e ICl'et0·'1· 537-4162 ~ ••-..•·-N _,....,.,., bottom. glasses S25. 5~ 01.rls ftO. 54(r2288 $2 each. 2 old-tn>e hut <'IJ>l' -------- LAD.Y Sa.bJct taclal unit, PORSCHE Headen abaua GUITARt Folk, llke M'W $25. oars $7.50 67J..3.116 BABY Crib "° mattress $7.50 S2 4 new ttrPs $5. Saturday Table linens 5c..$5 <Mn .. $2 • SS Disttes, ~. pitchers !Sc-$1. R o )' a 1 Ooulton pitcher $25. ROfal Copenbegen tea •t!t $Zi. Qlocolale cups r.zs. ~· dlahet S25. Orange bath tit S1 .so Punes 50c: GIOft• n-s2. Apron• 50c Pkltuie& $1-$5. 2 lrll.ti llnea banq9tt table cloths $15 L l ll e 11 mapkinl 50c: Pl9ce mats llC each. O'ystlll dlnf_. l[lasse& $1. Wine eta..-lie Expose -Tether -Afraid -sterll~ salt and ~ R&tlty -Heresy -Begone -shakel"ll $2 Sla'linl ~ perfect condition S40-«ll9 SU. 646-4370 Sunday 646--0644 MET AL CI o set with 9'24 W. t9lh St., C.M. after 6 PM and a.II day Sun· lock and mirror S20 FJBERG~ Dlnghy, 8 ft .. _d_l\Y~:l'-48-89-18 ___ ..,...,.. _ __,, Vanity dresstt $5 Ski booU l'Xcrllent l'OndlUon $2S bU Jo'IRE Engine pedal car S.i S5 Pole' S2 f'i~lnce scrren 6-128& Srrrtn doors Zk rach. Bro $2. Bab>11troller, needs 8eal trum $1. l}a!JY 1 1 rm 11 : $2. Tires 75(-Blue quilted STAlTFTER Re<tuclnit unit Di:ipcr po1I SI OloJ'H'r bnit S2 bedlpread s:; BRQ hood Md $25 crtdcnza, antlq\ff!(l with l,amp $1. Batht\lbf. 35<:-rx grill ~ Dutch rloor $.1 9M:1, whllr Ivory h•ndlta. ('On· SricJdlc Jl(llt)' rltntr S1 Tollrl ding Sl 50' .hose n Oc'-k with t•ral~ 6' rxtf'nllon table? SZTl. 11rot 75<' Cosco potly chsjr S.1 wnlnut top $25. Dooblr bc'CI RI ncll'. hand-t~ i."\lrnpcnn Jump ('hair $3.50 Car sent SI $...'lO W~on S2~ If and 118lr wi~ wUb carrying ca~ V11Pot11cr $.1. SmnU pt.y vacuu.m $.1 Tull bird ca11c $Xi. ~ pools 50r • ix s-t>,1670 'Cail~ 11 T• 61 Ql.·•••I\ ll .j() Cock S3.UO Tool ~!.! w11EE1:-01air SH Tri ...... s.i LAB-RA Do R.-Ret.reim 2 ~ 32 Of 62 f.IOl.nd l'Y" 3C-Mler »>~" 6JYou.. boti-d $2 Mela.I 11001 $2 Pholo berkground, mils Jtnd hlark, fomale, 7 wccQ old, <lh1111-J•Or\ '40U Laundry cart S1 Cn• loir 11rt h11ngl'r S9 Pbono;craph r.-J 1r11lnrd $20 &16-(13.f!O ',"~ JS~~ ~T'Y ~ .... ..,or I:> C101i-and •l)()Ca 30r-Sl rcr0t'd& $7 V..A .• ai.Jld framt· ROO~I Size nzi: and !)ad $8 7 ::::.'•• :17 Dell't '7 YIM Red bt1ck3 4c «'a c h SlO Toasltt S1 1-....C Tustin f"oldlncr brd rontplet~ $10 aw.... »Of 61P.. ... , ~ 39111 • ..,.,_ Lumbt-r 35c • SJ. 2180 Ave • Ca11ta Me111. tmr Walnut table, new. SlS. AJI 100.. ~ '°',_ JOY"-Maple St., C.M. 541-0l Sal spll d8y Slit 211£.16th St., C.M. 11 Your •11-. 71 r• 11.J> 1"Fild .Qo.dt 12$ldle"' .-v EL~C Blanet $0, Dou-l PIRELLI Tl.res fl5 tacl\. ti w... .a"" n o.n·1 ~ t4 .. ,.,.. ~ ~ ?! L-~ ~ At. 21" 1A!tnlt.b conaote TV $25 ble !)c(I~ $25 each. S..rvlct' 54.1 Rtvttt1clc at 15 tb , 1' -..._ , ... ............,. ..... -"Vt 6T3-69'J4 for 12, white Olna Pl 8.1 8 548-3041 :Jt-' ~~ ~=-1"2141 IR£mR. Floor modtl. ~ lftY rui SS. ,lledrlc aoop •·4-SECl't--O-N_ALS __ n"""o-eadl.--2 11.. .. ...., ".._ c.o. _.... -w-CGIMIJU. nuttn s10 Round minor Sl. dlnett4"9 f15 -$20 2 doulAt f "-.,,,,...._ "'rt~· a""" --ft...a.-.wt .. _. OtTlld -... D> ~lllil • ~·-tin S1 betta • t9ch. Candy ·~ I~ =...... • °"" J1lNNY 1.ym Rod& 11.•"'t tOf'cflff ss. a...... SW3· nylon c.rpee 50c e.ca· ~. '2i<-~=., ==-....... JewcJry P..a CloUltl. lht ~ tied·~ !Ml. )Id. DA i .. t..... potter MOs $35 Heb, Oean 12 $).$2$. Sat-Tuel. llml Vlbral1nr t'hlllt IUO 1003 i'M t:' .,,..; mt~lna SHl.Y Box Sprlnp ... c M 2SY""""" NI .. ,.,. and. __ ... _ r•,o .... ir. Rat· l111law• Dr. HunUnaton <:rovt .-... . • ~=...... s.o-''Y• """""~,·~ ~ .,l Be&ch, betlrt'('ft C&rflekl CORNER-~--$20-8c-o--~-Cl-tt-!~ =-=='1 ·~.~~ -1"1~ and Ad1mu• Yorktown $20 Oraftlntdtsll Pl CoU~ 3091111 A.,.,. fO 11'2 roll~ table fJS, H 11 PORTAN...E T)pewrltar $20 ta&l~ m .£'ftt11c cwen $20 __ _J~=:.1~®~· ~GM~~<AJ~M=•a=•=t)=N="'=atJ=!:=::::i:::::~!.._--~ Sea.a.taft Or., N.& MW1315 :>15-62l7 _m-c_1_;w ____ _ • , . • I NOW's THE REPAINT $1-SS. StudentdeAk ss; Sj6 When Howard Hughes, the cl\intt JI PinC1JO'll Mt alld l1mou1 bllllonaite, btognn holde.rs st.SO Snow c:hatM '5 TIME FOR bll)'lng hotels In Lu Vegas. Cake pfate 50c: Can Of9ll' Bob H op c reported tb8t $2. Bettery drink mbler'Mc ltughfs was elao buying lhr Buttrr b a I ; me-.. •1k "' Painted Oeurt. lie said that Kit-Bo& boldtn IOlt CM-Qu ICK CASH Hughes planned to REPAINT lng .. floor '°"1 ,...... •· 1 Bftr rceg Zic Oreu • ~Y 0-lb " m111tta good can.lacer $2 Wicbr .._. THRou ftH A rJll'ld. m. Anllll'ir -lamp 25c 1 ttl'lt .. .._ 11. l.delt 11 S2.~. Sid!' antique table cutters lOc a.., ,......., n.so.~~74 ~~~-.=~ DAILY PILOT srutOUP.TTE Ou a I sctlon r.u.ar clllpenaer ~ W . .. -robins fgg blue ttducina t'rcUeT $2. KDn as ..... couch: $25 Kenmore Ublc for kDn $25. Cal)' end ..... WANT AD model ll~n. ft.Sher S9: S2S. M2-33a en ... ~ S7 ~ Way, N.B. • B.ABY crib S8 O\aln ti 2 Sl•llW .,.,. ta• 1Al1tPtl SUO Sunbfam mtx. 2C'' Sclbwbl pt•• me~ 11 Air Cboltr p , 3 ST..!iO Slot car Mt ..... bathroom lavatories $ " wall board $10 Qllla * Tftiler hltdl ST. Medldnr .._ ... a dll* qs cabtntt " 1'oyl 1~ R\ldl!M ..... ...... &~~~~!..., ~UI .,:"115~1 s·u N 8 E' AM £lee tr I c Baby l'lrlnt and mt l'li \awnl'DO'ftt' lnclodJnt cord, Jl-4 -.bre •• SU Cood l'Ol'ldlOon S2S 00--319t 110 I JIO'• ....... a.flt'f' g PM I ToUltr • ~. PATtO 'hble pl111 4 •WOii '4).U7'. &ll W. ~ IZi. ~ C. CM. e>• '· I _zc DAILY PILOT Slllll'diY, .. ,, 25, 1968 ~----iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHi_._.m;:;;;;;m;;~~liiiRiVVlCI DlllCTOIY If * * * * * llectri~I 6640 ELECI'JUCIAN, Ucented A b o o d e d. Sma.U Jobs, maintttl. A rtpalra. 548-5203 Gardenint '6IO ·~ Whaddya Went? Wheddy• Gott SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR ANTHONY'S G•rden S.Nice 64'-19.et COMPLETE CLLANUP LAWNS REPLACED Reas. monthly c~ Prun. Ing. Landscaping. Exp. bor· .. ..... . NATURAL BORN SWAPPERS Speclel Rete Ucultwist. J •peneM Gerdener- Exper.. complete yard service. Frtt estimates S lln .. -5 times -5 bucks • •VLEI -.u> ¥US1 IN(.L uoi. • 548.79511 • ...,_, .,., ,..,,. IO lftde. t-WNI yov .. ,,. ... .. ... ._YOUI ,,,.,,. eflclllf ..,..._... 6-) llno 91 -•'1111.,._ EX~RT JAPANESE GARDENER Clean.up Neat Work ~9494 1-NC)JMING FOi SALi -fllAOES OHi.Yi PHONE 642°5671 To ,a.co Your Trider'• PeradlM Ad BSAUTY Salon. 6 stations. esiab U~yn Lido area. Wilt C-4 free and clear SIO,CKX> tcf. for R.E. or what·have- JOU. Bkr. ~18-m 1 Want triplex or ~plex ui HB •tea. Jlave va.luable oor w/ ire ln San Bernardino. Eves TU 3-1450 or 2313 Golden ~e # 1. San Berna.rdlno. major earner C.M. w/ tome Improvements. C-7 tn>P· 51,475 aq ft. Will tnde Car income w/spendabl.e. l(ltr. &17-&m ~12 f'ANTED. Modern ottice furniture & file cabinet& ~bange Thermo • fax ~ying macb.lne It di!!er- ~e In c~h. 642-56-11 pl.X Bnlboa dplx 2 hr, bltn ~ rum almost nu. cpts, arps. !rp!, pallo. tn<.'Cf yd. Blk pceM. Trd up Orange/ IA Co. unlls. ru: 698-6012 Have. 3 BR 11,; bath O>ndo- orlnium. Equity $2600. fJant: '65 Mustanr or late l'OOlk'I auto or car. Trade- wlncls Realty 842-5011 WANT: Truat Dttds HAYE: Houses. land, units. .. 494-6140 Have 3 BR 2 ba house NB $31.500 • $15,000 equity. ns.ooo TD. Trade f« TD, lot or uni ta In good loc. Ooyte & Wood Co. 548-1168 }.l_Alfl' 1962 or later model :Jr with air or a tn.iler. NU1 '8UOW bonus owr book '1 2Y.t ,ere or 5 acres neer ealm._Sorlngs. ~1131 __ View. 3 br, H• bath In Roll- lllg J llUs, eaw. Bit· ins, ds.h- w3bfr. penld llv rm. Will take 1 or 2 br hae. lot. boat o~ u ailer In CM « Npt 642- fSlO WATERFRONT 1-dock: 3 BP.. 3 Bartls. Equity $50.CKX> FOR: 'l'D's or lcase1opU'ln. ~'2 BalbM Coves, NtwllQrt Beach. 67$-4331 . ~· * * l:J View /\<:res Lagusn LAWN ~ Garden malnten- Bea h So m e improve-•nee. C.eanup • Spray. Fer· men~s: incom~ $7700. $243,· tlflti-Com'J & Rest 002·734~ 000 equity. For. TD·s or ? Cut It. F.dge Lawn Owner. 4~-16$3. 4%4957 Maintenance. Liceni.ed. ---------1548-4808, 545-5870 art 4 P~ Palm DeseM: lge. 4 BR. 3 e JAPANESE GARDENING Ba., Fam rm , pool, Hl1th . So. side: $13.IXXl eq. For Service Cleanup, Landscap· home. So. Orange Cnty. or Ing. 531.7034 alt 7 p.m. Corona area 71 t: 3-1&-6701 1t MOWING. edging, & clnn up. Monthly rates. Free HAVE beaut Improved Vile estimate. Call 968-19ll * lot Zephyr Cove Lake Tahoe --------- Nevada side. St3.000 clear--JAPANESE GARDENER WMt Hse . Units • Airplane Maintenance by the month. • TD's OI'? ror eq. 675-5726 Good refs. Exper ~7758 WANT travel trailer or col-MOWING, Edging. vacalawn. oc TV for $500 equity In rn Gen'! cleanup. Hauling. acres near Palm Springs. Odd jobs. * 548-6956 Balaoce $1500. $20. month. JAPANESE GARDENER ~1131 EXPER. Reliable main!. GERMAN Shepherd puppy 4 mo old with outstanding papers Value $150 Trade for binoculars, guns or ?? 646-7856 aft. 6 P.M. Oceanfront Dplx, Bal. FP S37.500. for boat. late auto. Reas. mo rate~. 89'1-3219 Cut & Edge Lawn Maintenance. Licens!'d. 548-4Q -54i>-8570 aft 4 PM LAWN SERVICE $15 MO. Dependable. Professional Weekly Service. 962~19 TD or ? C111l Asger J ensen EXPERIENCED Gardener, (Al!soc with Jerry Hams. landscaping, cleMup. RJtrl 54S-1440, 962-1141 eves Cement work. 6-12-4400. '62 DODGE 500. convertible VALUE $150. TRADE FOR Gener•I Services 6612 utility trailer. boat or small bikl!. 64Ul696 Painting, Plumbing, Car. pentry. Reas: Rel. Insured. MESA VERDE G 0 L F BankAmericard OK ::OURSE lot. 85' frontage CaJI "~1ike .. 6-12-0348 '" golf course, Fairway -B,,,_l,_,.U....,...-'S-SA_L_T-SER_V_l_CE_ Jlew, tlr Income property. for auto Wa ter Softeners 3y o.wner. 642-29<15 Repain, Installations. Large borne In Monrovia, Rentals . . • 962·2094 S24.SOO. $20,000 equity. Want . 3eecti area borne or units Heul1n9 6730 ,, to SJS,OOO. Davis ~lty LITI'LE GfANT TRUCK ~ Hauling. fi' hcightb, 10' bed. $17.500 EQUITY IN BEAU· Yoo name it I haul. Reu. TrFUL TRIPLEX. POOL, Big John 647-4030 PRIME L 0 C A T r 0 N. CLEAN Lots. garages, etc. TRADe FOR S IN G L E Tree removal, dumps skip, HOME, ORANGE CO. backhoe, WI, grade. 962·87"-' ~ CLEAN Lota. garages. etc. Free It. c~ R·2 lot plus Tree removal. dump. skip. b S7,CKX> TD !or a 3 or 4 BR ackhoe, fill, grade. 962·87<15 ~ or an R-1 IOI. f o11in I HAULING. Trash pickup. Clo. 64UOOO, ~ Trimminit. Anything • we do lt all Expert work. 5'45-2792 * * HouMCle•nlnt 6735 * ERVICE DIRECTORY • APT. CLEANING + Fast & thorough I fumiab ~NHOUNCEMENTS S ' end NOTICES 6.eOS a. byllttlng 6550 Freo B ABYSITI'ER, Your home. l••ic Boetint c1 ..... MoUter 55. xlnt rererences. Offered to public by Guett cottage or garage apt. as part salary. Anil. July B•lbo• Power Squldron Eltmentary Piloting Coursc11 Every Monday, Starting '1 PM. June 10 Newport ffar. B be->~ Yacht Club, 720 W. Ba.v Ave .. ~f'WPOrt Beach bt: pennanent. Call: TI4: 247-7903 Eves, Apple Valley rick, Muonry, etc. 6560 RICK, Cooncme, Carpentry OR.:. for your convenience B Evrry Tuesrtay, starting 7 PM, Jwie 11, Ensign School Irvine 6 Oiff Dr .. Newport B<-acb, in Catetonwn. No B arlvance registration nece11-R sary. Enroll at clBSs; If any qne~tlons phone 548-1374 or Custom Cabine\3. Small Jobi, OK. Free E1t 962~5 ullden 6570 £MO DEL , r e p 1 l r s plumb'g., painting, elec .• c.arpentry. resld .. commerc., 67•1856. room addltloos. Re a 1 . lt:t.TI S T S To F n rm 67~ er,.nttri "I 6590 !NO JOB TOO SMAIL! CO()flt>rattve Studio Gallery, 'Worl<shopii. 08blc"· Ex· •hlblts ~8-6518 or 646-5616 c everything &12-8164 . -L•ndac•ping 6810 GAYNOR'S LANDSCAPING le GARDENING SERVICE State licensed contrctr, Residential • Commercial Free l'Jll · No job too bl&· 893-3581 P1porh•ngln1 Paint Int 6150 fNTERIOR & EXTF:RIOR Painting. Free estima1t. Ucented Ir Insured. Call CHUCK 543-5314 • PAINTING • Interior I< Exterior. Free esllmatet. Reuooable rates. 646-3015 INTER Or Ext. P AlNTlNC, IMMID. SERVICE. Local m. FREE est. 548-1627 Plumbint 6890 sldt!nt -Industrial Com-LEAKS! CH « water elec- merclal • M a I n t e n a n c e tnlnlcally located under c.e- Rei>a.ir a.nd Re mode l ment blacktop, cround, I Announcements 6410 Coast Health Club II 1~p1t11htv 191 Our ~lotto f'IH.F: SAl 'NA WITH SWl::tllSll MA.C\.<;llGE Oprn 'Akllys 10 am.u pm !iund.1ys 1'1 11m-8 pm In E llltn St. &12-5090 1F""erel1 6412 I WESTMINSTER MEMORIAL PARK Mortuery & Cemetery • Comolete funerel1 from $245 C1met1ry Iota from $130 lnrtudp, E.ndowml'nt ca,. tJ.erythint in one t>Mut1.tul place mt:tnJ let.a co.t. 6io tralllc 1>n>blems. 1'8(t) Beach. Wntminater »l · 1775 193-2421 t:::.,., Lota CD 6411 UARBOR ~at ceme\erJ. 2 ~i'IVtt, Vf'ttta,,. lectloft, 12tWl ta. Owntt. 213: nf 6-lOU rl..otl. lt11rbor Rest ~et~. Vttl'ran.t M'Ctioft; for mo "4&-4171 • , .>t1tf CTOltY . . ..,..,"'"' . .... JFirun Will c•,. ror ddld O'Ftr 2 fn.. lifotl. """ rn. DllJt. Mea No11h $40.- ~n-le l1l1 horM. ta ....... .., .. ., ·~· "11..1. BA.BYm ., ... ft8 Ill""~ GM ..... ~. " - Reas. Lie, bonded, Insured. • 962-1961 or 642-5064 • • Carpentry • Cabinet. • • Bit-Ina • Altenatlons • Rep&ll'S • Reul 645-9583 • ra EE eatlmates. No job too a.mall. Remodels and M · dltlo111. 54l-<77IT REP 23 AfRS •ALTERATIONS CABINETS. AIJ;/ -job, )'rt exper. 548-6713 nt, Concrete 6600 work, all types. No job too unall. F'ree est. II. sron..tCK sa.8615 CUSTOM' PATIO& le B lock wallt. Alao concn-te .. wine le ttmov8.I. &CZ-1010 W alJtt. Pe tloll It Ex- poeed Roolc:a. '= lit p er t woricmamblp. 64 Ja work. P a t I o a • drt•ewa11-... nu. etc. All eypn, "'" flt. 893-011 Contracten 6620 e JlOO!lt ADOmONJ-e L. T. Corw~ Famlly roorn1. kitclwll or \Bdtl. ~ IAMf tit ,: plane NltOm ~ for --1111 6 la~ pbom: • lfMSU • AddlUw • ~tllnl 1Ted 11. ~ Uc. m.tOG • Mt-2110 ea,,.,~, 662' CAJlPli'T • A"9 • Homtt Quilty tnNDatkin. """ ........... All ...-. 54Mftl ,.... Uc. OillltndDr walls, 1hower1. MY place. Repaired. Water lines clean· ed. pre11Ure re~tored. CALL "LE>!<S" 642-0348 BankAmerlcard OK PLUMBING REPAIRS REMODEL 642-31.28 S.Wl"I 6960 ·-Altt1'•tion...-642·5MS Neat. accurate. 20 yni. ext1. -·-TILE; Ceremlc 697.e ------·-• Ve~. the TUe M8n * Cu1t. work. lnstall It rep1tra. No job too .mall. Plaslt'r patch. Lt-llkln1 sh owe r repair . 1147-19:>7/~ J08~ 6 EMPLOYMiNI Jolt WantM, Mon 7000 ---CHEF -DINING ROOM MANAGElt 2S yura So. Cout Arr•. Ex· cc-ll~t ttltrtnee•. ~slrtt to m1kr chan«t. R'ply 10 Boll M l~. DaUy Pilot MAN ACER A•'t apta or motet. Exp, dnk. NCR, PX. attt(. malnl. etc. Af'f'a opm. Write Boll 4C2. So. Lacuna or WI 4'1-lOIZ Ucewctal~ WANTS SUMMI JOI Pull er hrt TIN 8*2!'77 f'W9. STU'DEZ'tr lS~ NE F.DI worlt. ~ f.'¥ffli"ll tutnowr. WlllJftc to Jeva to ""'~ no; QUlt."KD YOU CW.. no; QUDD YOIJ au. Jea. Wanted, L.ty LADY, Early 40'1. n rdtrenctt ~dca poi Ilion, Bay Area -Ho~k~ 2nd ma.Id. or r Con1lde daywork. P1eue atate aal:lry ' pertlcuWL P~137 Dally PUot · PRACTICAL Nune com- penlon. Xlnt Or. refer.; •c- c~t aeml-lnvalld. Good homemaker: have c ar . Speak IC'Vft'al laniU•&a nuently. 4.»-ao37 CompMlan I Pnac NW"le/~ AU high lype, d r I • e . available long or short term. Call Homemakers :>47..at DA YWORK -resident tor 3 years • no phone, references 924 E. Oceanfront NB "1.oila" f'A YWORK. General CIMn- ing. Housekeeping. • ~l-9863 . 1: C A R P ET Clean~. Flil01' stripplnjt. Wilxing, Walll, Windowr. washed. 531-«i67 • Nurse Private Duty • IAcal Doctor's referencea 646-1790 -640-9866 HOUSECLEANlNG. AU day or 12 day ror 5 daya wk. or by day 543-1827 Dom .. tlc Help 7035 LrVE INS Employer pay!"I lees George Bylan<l Agency 100 B E. 16th. S.A. 547--0395 Agencl .. , ~ 7100 "Jobs Are Our Bu1ineu" Coast Employment AGENCY Santa Ana Prof'I Bide. 1670 Santa Ana Ave. Coste Meaa 642·9611 Hrs 8:30 am · S pm Moo-Frl. Help W•nted, Men 7200 ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN Exceptional opportWllly with smaJI (inn !or brl&bl and ambitious tedlnlcian. Aae 20-30, with experience 1111d proven skills In producUon or electronic inltrumenta. In- eluding wiring, mechanical assembly, tetlng and light trouble IOOotlng. Send res. ume or cf!ll. MICROWAVE INSTRUMENT CO. 31ll 2nd Avenue Corona del Mar 67~ 7683 Young Fry Cook or Kitchen Traiftff Permantnt job. Chance fol' advancement. <No 1tudents Pleue) Bob's Big Boy 154 E . 17th St. Costa Mesa. Cal. No Experience Necessary! Must have clean Callfomia drMnsi rrrord. Apply YELLOW CAI CO. 1116 E. 16th St. Costa Mesa Seleamon & Mantten Career oppurcy with lttitl,. firm offtnng o•er 100 mu- tual !untta. Full or pl time. No exper nee. we train. Npt Bcb office. 64.2~ Santa Ana oUlce. 547-8331 lnvettun Flnancla.I Servlcn. Inc. Hi Fi T .Chniclan For store In Coat.a Mesa. OJ>. portunlcy to advance to aer· vice ma.nager. Must be (a. miller with solid 1tate equip. ment. Xlnt frlnge bentllta. 646-8895 ---• Dishwasher Mu.st be over Ill. ~u~v, 1& ps1"RL.or~· 5930 Pee. Cst. Hwy. New port Be•ch Dollve,.Y /Stock Man Ap;>roxlmately ~ hours. rttx- lblt. Must be maturt and dependablr. BEAL'S Home Furnlahlnt1 17th a1 Irvine 642-0'lfl2 DRM'TSMAN. Good I n k man. Experience In Cl•ll En1tlntt'rln$t drawlnJPt. 2 yrs collcc:e math. C'.ood pay. Permnnrnt w«k. S e n d resume to Box M·l33. Dally Pilot' WAREllOUSE, Shipping A re<:rlvlna c lerk nreded. Ex· perlence pttfttreil bur not neceuary. AwlY bttwttn I A l1 S. F'. Meyera A Co. lll340 Mt. Baldy. Fountain Valley -WANT ACTIONt f\t'Ul bll' ml:ft to ~lit operate rxc:tU"I llt!W Pina tranchltt but. Nlpt wortc, IUD. p6rt tJme. ~la&e, 19QO HarW. C.M. -M~~.c=H~A""'N=1c=A"'"'L,-- DISIGH DRAl'TIMAN F« procem eppibdon work -~ .. oom--8ROWHINC Ml"O. CO. tnt Pl~la. CM MIJJTl CAllllR 90YI GOUD Ul'l'D AVAILABLS ll\1NTtNc. "'l\Jtf IJ!Aal DAILY '9LOT • MM1ll • Dial ta.ain-.W:-RliUGi \ Al llMISlltES (lfl*llion Manufacturer of Threaded Products INt Openlnts for: • lxporiencod Tool & • Cutter Grlnden • Frtnae benefits include Profit aha rtng 56 hour week Appty in person Monday. or Tueliday May 2T 6 28. ~3 pm or call for evening 1ppt. 125'10 Knott Street Carden Grove 714: 192,5571 PART TIME Help Heeled now Ideal part time JOb worlclng 5 nights a week from 8 to 9:30 p.m. Pay r a n c e 1 1tart f.rom $221 per month No e"l>ttienl'e neces- sary. We need nine ~· tra metM1ow. Must have lived in tills 11.rt'I I W 0 years or longer. Call ror •PllOlntment. · Mr. Nelson 774-7251 EXECUTIVE Type Man - St.artlnr 1alary to $700 monthly lncreasini: lo $840 at end or 6 months S1050 at end or first year If ability wa1T1nt.a. Intensive 3-year trtlning progrAm. Carerr potltlon With mnna11emcnt opportunity. Ex c e 11 e n t retirement. iuoup insurance and hospitalization heneCits. Experience nor nrl.'easary. For personal interview _Call 541-4467 weekday A.M.'s NEED 12 MEN IMMEDIATELY S3.83 Hr. Part or Full Time Age 19 • 35 No exper. nee. Mr. Hill· Tr 9-9951 Youna Men 18-28 Sale9 promotion jobs avail. Large lnt'I. corp. Sl0,000 1st year. Manag,ment opportu- nities. Ca.U 10 am·2 pm. 539-U33 P1rt Time Work Add to your family Income. Represent Avon. Call rol· lec:t SJ(). 5860 Superintendent Custom yacht construction. Elltenslve exper necessary In all phases. Ability to 11u- pervlse and layout work. WUla rd Boat Works, ~ Baker. C.~. WHOLF.SALE Ll1hting Fix· t.ure Showroom nee&. man who ran hana: and rewire lighting fixtures &.I.to eome stock room wrk. FELO. MAN COMPANY. ~7-6351 YOUNG Man, ~ -30 in Laguna Niguel atte. for lawn cutting rte. No exper nee. steady. 5 da.y1, atart S400 mo. Mur.1 hive auto. Call !or lltJPI ~ MARINE MEC_,....H_A_N-IC- Engtnc It Mech lnlta.llatlona. custom yachts. Excellent Pl\Y. WUlant boat Worb, 129;, Bakrr. C.M. 2 Scrv1c,. S-t 11-1 l-on-11-11c-nd--an-ts with l'lq)('rirnce. run or part llme. Ray Carry Chevron. 6().t So. O>Rst Hwy, Laguna &>aC'h SERV Siltion Attrnd. E.XJ>f'·r: lull time. good 1tarling salary. Smiti,'a Service. 27'99 H11rbor Bltd.. Cotta Meaa SALESMAN For m e n ' s atore: must have exper.: aite ~. ~2393 For a;>p·1. GAS° ST-A-T-IO_N_A_t_lt'_nd_an_t. Apply In perlOll. Coeta Mesa Car Wash 2059 Hnrhor Blvd.. C M. J ourneyman Plum~r. F01- plumhln1t and hHtll1(, Sc'rvlct and JTPU. Call ~ WTD R~tlted p a I n t I n t , plumbing. l.'arpe11trJ. One d.a~ wk, $2. hr. Box Pl29 Dally Piiot. flBD DPOIT Bl&EI Computer orielttd field n- cln~r requlttd tor rapid. ly &tOWinC OrlJ\le Coun~ rtrm. Travel Involved. -APPLY- M1nh1H Communications 2130 S. Anne St. Sent• An1, Galif. s.4C).2120 An equal opportunity employer Local manuf•cturtr hat Immediate oponin11 for: • Electronic AsMtllblers • Wiremen Wt ere en •tebll1hod commercl•I firm w ith liberal fringe benefits. Onty people with •t 1 .. 1t tlx months ••· porlMce should apply to PWMETRICS 929 Baker Street Coate Mota 549·2221 ASSCSTANT Educatlonel Dlredor Rapidly expanding attredit· ed home aludy institution needs versatile young edu- cat« to WTile and developc new courses. supervise grad· ing or examinations, admin- istrate schools or dra(ting, travel, advertising and con- servallon. Degree required. Salary open. Send resume or contact Dr. Eugene Auer. bech at: Netlonel Systems, Corp. 44-01 Birl'b Street Newport Beach ~7360 TRAVEL To Las Veg.,s. New Cadlllac $84 <Per Day) Sounds too good to be true? Well It la too &ood to be tJ'Uo! Doell $84 w~y salary P8r1· time. IOUlld real! Well, It Is! Must be neat le &harp. age 20 to 30, no experienct! necessary. Mr. East PR 4-2020 Hi Fi Components SALESMAN FUii time position with store In Costa Mesa. Some exper· ieoce preferred but will con- skier knowledgable 1udlo hobbyist. 646-8895 M1inte111nce Min Permanent position McDonald's Hambums H1111tlngton Baich 1 6561 Edinger Ave. BOYS 10 • 14 Good rout•! •Good profit! BALBOA PENINSULA DAILY "LOT • M2-0Zl • SERVlCE Station Salmnan mechanic. Full time, gO()(f aalary plua benefits. Neat. A1li!>IY J im Tice Chevron 2590 Newport Blvd. C.M. ROUTES AVAll.ABLE In Wf'stmlnster for boya IG-14 Gnod Profits No Slllw1ay ~liVt'I')' 642-4321 SERVlCE Sta Salesman~ F.x. per tune-ups Ir brakes. older m11n OK. Chevron Station. Ad11m1 & Macnolla. •m. AM onl.y. ruu. Tune food to go dell job. Exper or unexper. 20-30 )'l'1 old. Start fl. 75 hr. See Harold ~ E. 17th St., CM 1WO Elcl)er. sewlna machine s a I e • m ' n lmml'dl11tely 5~8 Mr. Mnserschmld1 R~TIRED 60 yr old Parklnit lot 11llrnd1nt No drive 5 hrs ~y !>4M2T2 See Betty Bni~ at mid~ Gxec AatOCY tor Cal"fff' Girl• SF.RV1CE St11 Atwndant, UO W. Cout Hwy., N.B. avrr 21, llKhl mecb eirper. 111 •ppcint. .646-3939 Unloo StsUon. m Buperior, ·~!!!'!~~~!!!!!!!!' NB --- E'XPER Salum1n "1mRure Hefp WanfM Staft. Sal + Comm. Call Wemon 7400 ...._Tlt2 WOMAN To_wo_r11_1b_Dcnut BUSBOY, 11 yrs. ~ Shop I P.M. to S A.M.. Appl.y ani,. Cottac"t CG8ee ._,, In pmon. no pbcme ca1lt su "· ltth. a.. p1e..,. ~w·. 0onu1 DISHWASHER-rou ,,.. '1 ... atr Har1lor Bltd. to • PM. A.8'c tor Tmy. • MA'nJU W o m 1 a tor Pb': • E. 17. OI _.ter wark In la.nry, cir)' Retlrtcl hand)'m1111t, d deenU. _. nan dry. 3 ectlvt, ·~ to ca,,_.ttr, dQa per wwll. W e • t s-int 6 ttc. .... Newport .._'1171 MAINTDfANCE .... tar 1!,AITRllS 0wr 21 f or -..ottL S. + r e ea wlmda. ~: Motiy Dlclc'• ~ .U._.BM.HB ..l ' .... •• -DPllllNCIO- ~ CCMNMrdal Ttller fMIL FllDAY PnW --betw .. 5' • 51" Pmt nme N•••cl ............., ..... ,llMftfl: * looldtoepint * Stone l xporlence * Attrktfw .. .,.. .._, .. , APPLY IN PEM0N .............. ,..., .... 1st ...... COULD 11 PULL TIMI POSITION of Or1111 Conly llllffl leal !state Develop•llt for Interview: Cell Mr. IOW. 644-1104 er OIM 1650 Adams Co.ta Mesa ASK FOR: Mr. St.amer or Mr. Sortnctr leypuldl Operator --= -----=-- Prefer aome Industrial ex-EXPERIENCED:' Executive pe!Vnce. Must be able to typeWrlter le lbOrllwld. EXPERIENCED PART·TIME TELLER · UNITEP CALIFOINIA BANK 4525 MacArthur Blvd. Newport Beach ~2 .. An equal opportunity employer Applicants considered on merit regardleu of nace, rellgio~ creed. color, na- tional ortgtn or ancestry. WAlllflS work -any hours. any ahlft. PBI Operator Two yea.rs mblimum ~ dustrial experience mul. tiple boanl. Knowl«lge of Telet)'p& dealrable .• Fl.Ill time, permanent. or v• cation nlld position. TB.ETYPf OPWTOR Two yeatl minimum in- dustrial ' x p e r I e n c e. Knowledge of PBX mul~ pie board desirable. Engineering Records Clerk Good opportunity Must be able to worlc any Must have &ood appearance. sh I f t, any work week, MALE OR FEMALE. APPLY IN PERSON ~5 P.M. DAlLY Snack Shop No. 1 2305 E. Coast Hwy. Coron• del Mar, c •• AL TERA TIONS Quallfled to work in high grade fashion store. Able tc, do both me.n and women'a. Offers permanent full time work. Pleasant environment and good company benefits. Apply: -- Buffum't Faahion ltlend POSITION OPEN in pecking and inspection tor ceramic Industry. Ap. ply between 8 a m Ir noon lnduatrlal Clay Producta 18'165 Flber(tau Rd. Huntington Beach. Ca. Femele Clerk * APPLY IN PERSON + DRIVE-IN LIQUORS 71Ji Ocean Avenue Huntington Beach Apply P•t Folsom 83~, Ext. 2229 COWNS RADIO CO. 19700 J•mborM Roed Newport Be•ch All applicants reviewed on merit with no bias to- ward Race, Color, Creed or Se.x. J. W. Robinson HH oponi119 for C1shier-Teller FUii time. Experience ~rerred. Excellent com- pany benefits. Apply Personnel 10-4 Mon thru F'ri FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH An equal opportunity em player SUMMER Position • mature woman to aupervi.\:e two boy1 ages 9 to 11 from 9 -,,.-..,.,..---:--:::-:--- A.M to 1 PM. Some light Appllcetlons leln1 duties. Mon thru Fr 1 • TAKEN 549-4338 atter 4 FULL or PART TIME EMPLOYMENT Dental OHice Manager Otlldren'a Practice Permanent only Executive It eecretulal back. no students -APPLY- M1rshlll Communkltions 2230 S. Anne St. S•nta Ane, Cellf. s.4C).2120 Slleswom1n Experienced in better wom- an 's ready·to-weer. Quau. fled to sell in high crad• faahlon store. Ottttt plea. ant environment and &ood company benefits. Apply: IUFFUM'S Fashion Island EXPERIENCED Bookkeeper le General office work. We need another Gal Friday. Age no barrier. Start to work today with a ff<:\ft !ulure. New company with growing pains. Ask tw Feuter or Bray 7 1 4 : 522-1151 Telephone Gii'il $100 WEEK Elcpt>rlenoed or not • tu1l or part lime. Apply 9 to 4, lSOO Adams, suite ~. Costa Mesa. FXClTING Sales In beautiful l~rte'd gtttJ-a decoratilif acceS110riea Free clecontint courae. Opportunities open for management &: part lime. Top Comm. 54G-7119 DRAPERY Work room, ex- perienced, any operations. P e r m a n e n t. Immediate openin&s. Beach Drapery, ~. 900 w. 17th St., COll!a Mesa Expe~ m-.m clerk tor Ne*JIOl't Beach olfl$ll of NatJonal Brokerace Firm. 40 to 60 wpm, u1ary open. 540-8121 Miu Romeiro Operalors-trimmer3-special m•ch. Garment Mr,.. ~. Good pay. 15*> MOl'll'OYia, NB 642-2666 MOTHERL~ Home needs live-In haekeeper A ba~it· ter. B&R + aalaey. IM7~. 521~ ODLD Care &: 11 t e houseworlc, &-5, Mon -Fr!. S30 wk. Eastslde Colta Me!lll. 642-6183 aft 5. ground essential. Complete Ages W to 48 • Uberal VI· resume to Mrs. Wood, r.,g cation pay. Merit raises, Pearl St.. Laguna Bearh. employe discounts, five day DENTAL Asalatant-».JS week. Appl,y Monday, Wed· years. Previous experience Drug Store Clffk-nesday, Thunday and Fri-optional. Top 1alary for Exper .. full time, neat, ma-da 00 rifht &lrl. 673-1166 y, 9:30 to 4: . ture. Apply In penion: Vlf.. F W W L rth RECEPTIONIST. Sto c k laae Pharmacy, 31582 Coast • • OOIWO brokerage, ~Zl; Typing Hwy., So. Laguna. 2300 Harbor llvd. neceu. $325. 642-41*> For e SECRET ARY e COSTA MESA 8"P't. Type 55 wpm, 90me SH. El(. T ist c·-~ MAKE~:-=-Enda~-mee--t.-P-art-tlm-e per helpful. Pleasant Inaur. YP ~ wk. Hrs optional. Mrs. an~ ore. Are~. For apPt PART. TIME Bailey 54G-l.932 ~ 546-7370 (~ Hours Per Week) JEWELRY Clerk, Pref el(.. BARM.AlDs. . • • per. Ca.JI Mr. Monti 54G-7D> · •. and GO.GO University of Cellfornf • beiwn noon .l 9 p.m. DANCERS lRVINE CAMPUS UBRARY NEED Pt raon to live In. S300 per week High school grad., type 45 PlrtiM work "grave y&l'd". ~5483 or 63.3-9763 wpm $2.0'2 hour. Contact per· ~ d64(). WANTED--llOMel orflce ~~ -S""i-tter-f=-o-r "':'.fl_rs_t_2_w_kl __ Sharp lntelllgent women lo Equal opportunity employrr Gl June. pre(er older woman Mii membel"l!hip in a rt'PU· GTRL F RlDAY. take Ch8J"ll'e ~after 6 PM table compeny lucrative. peraonallt;y. with ablllty to SALESGIRLS, B et wee n ~11 b1>e A take lhorthand. 25--45; ex-per. only. ~ e BEAIJrtOAN F11cUity with nu m be r 1 Shup. 8JM262 For aipp't. Good high stylist. full or helpf\11. Ple&-ant disposition SALESPERSON Elqitt. Acea Plrt-tlme. New plush MoJ> esRDUal. Call 54f>..819l for 2'2-45. For sports wear thop The. Beeuty Parlor · •opt. Elite Car Waah. In ea.ta Mea 1tta. 5*-2462 655 W. 19, CM 642-M For J weeks. Part time HOUSEKEEPER. Live In PART TIME $2. hr. ..nerel office work lo•ely beach home. No VI· Pan out aampln 1e P.l: help. Hours 9 'tlll 1 pm. perlenc. neceuary. ~nn orders, H.B. t 1.v. Mrs Su ite 202. 2043 w .. t. EXPER WaJtrft6. Apply at Thackeray 54~1932 cliff D rive, Newport "Berk1hlr« In The ~" MA11JRE Woman rc;nlghl Beech, Phone 642·1to0 Orange County Airport WOf'lc In re1t home. Sawyer's BABYSI'M'ER Your home HOUSEKEEPER. LIYe In Guest Home. 2619 Oru,e. or aura, ror 6. mos. old boy. LaY~ly bome, Npt Bcb Cot.ta Mesa fM&.671C Alto would ~ live-In 642-:ZOOO or aft T 646-am WA1TRE.$f.3 .. 11 and OWi'. arrangetMnt. ~61 ot WlG S~is\, MU!!t be n- ApPly fn l>tt'IOll only. Swlq 542-1208 pttlenced In a.let and 1ty1.. ~let 414 N. Newport Bl~. e MANICURIST e U.· M2-ea or 642-7089 ;;;;-;----;;~~:---,...----For NeW'j)Or1 &Ncll'1 flnnt * n.oRJST ~.,nm. httt~ • •Ion. F« lntttView. call Expet' C>ppomalCJt .,. other 1 btlper. f r v I n t e &4U523 e Call Mr Felix 64~1""' 1et'r, rtll rtq, o • n tnlM --"" 673-0083 Socy/0.neral Offfq Jobe Mt" Wom. 7500 EXPE'R Sallq'lrla A Man· Good 1>1>lnc. thol!thand ----~-----• utra. Contrmporary •om· pnor. Brokttqe oMce N'8. Df:Brr Or I n 1 u r 1 n c e :,;s .. ,. Salll)' open. ICU050 s.Jdn.m -X 1 n t .up. ............,.. CASHl.ER -1\&11 Ume, plen\ftltal lnccmie. StU local ELDER.Ly WOrun to 111 4 e~nctd ttql.llred. preptld bt&lttl 111.a.n. Part or d\lld trcwn ..a...n~ Clll ~ tor appl full ttme. Call f7Ul KA ~= .it I ~ ._..,,, CM e Elite Cu Wath e 1-9341 or rrt1 OE 1-3880 DENTAL ot DenU1 Chair -•tant. TEACHllS c. Msr. Expeor. ~ anllmltf!d S~ EMPLOYMJ:NT OI' 4 Y1'I toil.,._ -.. Z. pomitiel lw pmonablt , Aion. Mrs. Hobkirtc 45• ~3000 • ~tic lfrt. t46-4m S3M2oT or IJMM4 Pl'J' S2 br par. Olltionwr LEGAL llXllrr'ARY wrvice far --~ Co. Mn Mie. l yr. .. .. leia Brown 540-Jm, H.B. mM i;.ec-1tmomt ... Sa.ltsladJ fX.Pfflftlctd CdM oaice. m-xn for Jewelry ltore PRACnCAL ,...._, Livi' in: Cotta M-. ,._.,. l\alJ cMrre. N e " p or t Dial ~ tar JU:IUL11 ....... -..u aft« • pm • "' .... JOM I J~ In (I 11\tpeCt dMed. et.a.mpe able lo call pen Of)tica1 al>l~· t chine f mldlln e.elpf\11. tc:tlool ot bein: atand 1119ce quality ... Apply St• 11: ( Small n glneeril ~ tai1,S l' re.cords Ii repo per'IOrll workm. Ability Hons &r et Ms: ence A pref err vancen manai• ee It in ten. l send n St: 1l An Are ym tu ms Would . a 60/<M us apli Top Co Progre! marke This ls Write for de -M enc Experi• buaine 1ry $ negotl perler Good l Ca Mrs. I' SUB Out1111.1 full tl You' Sales Con W&Hct MEN popul rqllt Count at lS 212, ! SHOO the h Bead for Esta I 962-«; • For t lent mg: Scho NE . . . I C ,, ' : BnW: I ._ I I Afh LC 100'1 t.tea I B• 325 -I " MERCHANDISI FOii MIRCHANDISI FOi MllCHANDISI POI MIRCHANDISE 'OR SALi AND TWI SA~I AND TltADI SALi AND TUDI SALi ANO ~DI _ MlllCHANOIH FOR SALi AND TltAOI Sal~, ~ 2S, 1968 PITS end LIVESTOCK TltANSPORT AffON DAJLY 'JLOT -• TRANSPORTATION • l11peclo_r (lecelttll) _ 1 ____ ..._ ____ ll ____ Pwnlfv_ re IOOO ;..;w.,. aoS M11mlH11ut MOO . . ~ ol nail ma- c:blDed, m o l d • d and at.amped put&. Bluat be able to UM m.lcnnvten, ta1111t-ra. Abutty to use eptioal c:ompaNtw ~ able. Knowltdfe ol ma· chine lbOp p~ tw machine ahop experience belpfUJ. Muat be hlgb IChool sraduate, capable of beinc trained to under~ stand and use modem ~ ... and a1n:ra1t quality control prQCCdur- tL Apply PerMnnel Dept. .. S1aco, Inc. 11at llbr St. c .. t. Meta 549-3041 An equal opportwllt)' emplo,yer Penonnel Assist1nt Old World· Spaniah ' an4 Mediterranean .\41 New Decorator ~ and room a:rouplnp re- turned front dlspl.ay 1lud10t, moMl ~ MOvle atudiol. Deconlol'I canc.J.taUon; Housetut ot Span· Wt rur.lture, ltena1 follows: Gorceous 8 fL Spanlab 10{a I Matching Chair. Custom Quilted with carved wood trim. R. 10 ft. Sevllle Carved velvet aofa. heavy Dark oak end tables t\ matchinf c6ck· tail table.. 8 Piece Km& al:ze Mediterranean oak pan- eled bedroom suite with full Klnc a.ize boX41~ A mattrea. l.!u'le, Spanlah,decor dl.nlng room. Gold leaf Spanlah -t&bfe lamps. Haniina IWa& lamps, etc,, etc. ~-cl' piece can be purdwed tndMdualJy. w.. ......... ,...... $1611.00 :':'o:~~~~~ . . . $698.00 Ter1111 A••ll•lllt -Ntwco"'t" +, Collfer11lo .~,i·;:.::ture 1144 .... ,.,. -......n1, Cetta MeM • ...., ........ ,_ • ...., w .• s-... ' Furniture IOOO Furniture Audfon I025 -.. e MOVING e Conlol11, ......... I au.n TO IUltOPE t.,, IS .... ALL ~ tum. ff • 1 llb1llll. ttc. Rueooabq AND UP priced llllr fut ale. AMCirt. No Money' Dowa. • Jle* S.Yll&nd ·cblN, lllc1udl!ac lovely hand paint> _t OAC ed pttdMr; '°"'china eupa n.oo Pet' wk. bu1• lea.ae plu. • uueen. llauwatt, brlc- Newporter TV Se... •bnlc. PaJnUngs, record Open ·w 8 P.M. ~ ..... tablel, cl)aits, ~ 20'11 Harbor Blvd CM S4USlt etc. l..ldle9 clothing sz JO, H~FI & Ste,.. THMll M1a clothing, Much 1210 more. S.. IAT. 11 SUN. 1968 __ STEREO ___ qopaole ___ ao_Ud_ ONLY. state, 4 IPflei chancer. Ulct * lria. Corona del Mar new. Ta.lte over amaU MOVING -QuaUty Furn paymenta M $88.U cull. Andquel ec.-coo elk port Credit DeJ>t. $--1299 bar Ger. ate.In Barotneter EO 5• oak /fm Wld 11obt, port bltr Rnd STER · ' am dinette, HoUYwd ~ &-ct multiplex 1 mo. old. Cost divan, rte'd player Colored S329. SAC! SllO. 402 l3tb St. RCA, coif~& e n d t'bls HB No. A ~ ......... . I .1 . uianet p Cl !I vcr r t c Sportint Gooch ~ l500 1 673-6t51 42:U E. Coast llwy ------CdM. FR E t G HT DAMAGED .. ._.._ .. ._iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SURFBOARDS, :r a c t o r y SWIMMING POOL Direct. Uaed boards alaQ, 11 Ft ii.a, J'Uter, Surface AU cheap. We bwtall new Skimmer, Maintenance Kit. removable fiN ill your old F)tEE Gl...s Pad. boercl. 142-'NOT $149.H "lllander" Surfboard 10' 3" Ve(')' SoOd concDtion $75 * ~2511 ' SICAltO POOL tla s. 'Main, Orani t 532-1992 Antique Auction Ml1cell1neou1 ~ THURSDAY NIGHT 6. Aluminum Jump board. Mey 23 • 1 p.m. $j(), Pool ladder. SIS. F'ield Ca111ival glau, cut glass, Tlf-organ. $10. HI-Fl S j O. fany type shades, pump or· Camera &: projector. $35, gan, 2 4-pc marble top bed-din. rm let (maple) $250. room sets, sideboards, roe-962-72TI • FAlltlC SALE • Mon. to FrL 9-11:30, 12:30-4 Sat. T A.M. to 'Z P.M. Vast seJectfon of l<nit fabnc11. Open DAILY to publlc. lim- ited time only durina in- ventory clewance. FREE TO YOU DOG l'or lacll 04/tt I yn, WONDERFUL P E P P Y PETI XJet WATCHER mix- ed OoWt I month sc.em srn '5 Cata ,\ Id~ need \lery apecla1 bomel. Some Manx, Bob-1Ail, Oalieot A other.., PL.EASE HELP. 54M18S Odore 4 p.m. S/28 SMOKEY Gray boy kttt~ I wka. okt. A.Lio 1Uky white and black 1 year old mam- ma cat. 546-1133 51'11 KnTD"S. 6 wka old, sand box ~. Black/white/ KreY marklnp. ~ Can¥on Dr .. CM 548-6'197 4/21 2 Registered Beaalea to good bomea. Malt & fel'Qale 4~ yrs. Love C'hlldren llhoU. It lk:. 642---0852 5125 WANTED A cood hme for a nk:e ~ mo old black male puppy, Call at 162 E. 18th St. C.M. 5tn WE'RE S little klttem that were lions GA Euter. One blade, cne IJ"Y, one ticer •rtped 892-.3681. 5/27 2 Beaut1tul ldtteu Danny • Qyde, the.y will steal )'OW' bean! 281. SaJG Tomu. C.0.la Mr98. 543-3842 5/28 5 Lovely Little Kittens. Black & white ' grey tabby, 6 wk1 . Ha e b roken . 642-!862 S/25 -·---~""'----~ S.Rltoeta 9010 Motercyca.. '300 ~-=I ar~~~:o ()r. lll(I SAILING?-- dlard • oU Sa.o.&a .Ana. Pad-DJ.SlJJC.E 11{£S.El dock l •ltera. '58 pr. mo. • P~l:I. bAab ID&e.mt. eau M2.(lll a.,.. ar ~ cSeprea.u., • mita11. ,,.,,_, cl~, baalui:.nce, etc. f R.ANSjii()RT ATION PREJ'Ell TKESETT • e_Low cott. no work H 1°i low $~~ ., "" ~ j 0 New '61 ~ · . Trell .''~O" A'-~~~ 1.61 Cll75 t555• lotts& YKhh 9000 Care ~" ..W.. IA a Cal 25. u u~ u s:zo. FrH a day, avail 1000 Cal 34. a.tic INtlng Cta.... Try Our Club Plan OfJtrtd to public by NEWPORT SAILING CLUB D Strambler '61 CllSO S666* : A Scrambler ' a.11to1 Pow.r Squ..tron I 675-GUO f.IEE '50' H ~ .. ~entary Pilollna Couri;es I SNOWBIRD Flberglus 432, 2 Evel')' Monday, Sl&l'Unt 7 acts of 11nll1. Trailer. good PM, J une 10, Newport Har-rond. 00-3430 C2131 WE bor Yacht Club, m W, Bay 4-4_4_10 ______ _ wtttl .NIW $988* 0 6•450' j • . Ave., Newport Beach lQ' SLOOP, ready lo aa11, O.R, !or your t.'Ollvenlence 11leeps 6. 205.'t • Newport Every Tueaday, s1artlng T Blvd .. make olff!I'. ~ HERB FRIEDLANDER N 1: PM, June 11, Ensign School, "6' SLOOP LUDa\ 16 Irvine Ii C1W Dr., Nrwport Prrft<>t t.'Ondillon, 3 Sets Beach, In Calclorium. No of Slllls. 642-2909 I 3150 Beach Blvcf. 193-7566 -537-6124 WESTMINSTER_ D -·~. advanc:11 1·rglatratlon neccs-U OOl4 with trailer II ex- aary. Enroll at class; 11 any Ira" Ex. Cond. S975 916 questions phone 548-ll74 ot Coronado Dr. CM 5-6-12'26 !!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!•l!!!!!•!!!!!!!mll m.~. ---------'66 Tri' "Bonnie" xlnt ClCll)ll.o STAR #2932, dacron sails. Lo miles show Sunday 1~ FRl'IZ Ir AVERY like new, all aear II trlr. PbiUJpc 66 putatloo 510~ LOCAL NE'NPORT BOATS Onty S800 * ~2985 Balboa Blvd. m.-9' l)'. Yawl, Meda work $1.500 HOURLY RENTALS 61$-5185 ., 23' Trojan, V-8, xlnt $2500 RHODES 19'1 * DRAFJ'ED: 65 Jl&c Hoa!U 25' Ouis o'niter V-8 $1.500 Fun Zone Boat Co .. Balboa Super HAW!< $395 & se v~o 33' Rhodes, race, S1p $3100 ALBERG 35. every extra. $395 or best otters ~ ·_ 27' Chris O>nnle, clean $7250 perfe<:L cond. S 1 8 . 9 O O. 1964 Honda, 2.50 Scram~ 34' FAirliner -Nice! Sl2.000 673-7521 t?Clfi 47' Dlt'sel Ketch, rug~ed ., new engine. Good coed ....,. Try S21.000 Sf)ffd-Skl Boats 9030 962--0121 alt 6 -... 24' Gladiator F/C Sip $41.iO :!&' PeartlOl'l Commdr r r. 1711· OUTBOARD CABIN Auto 5-rvle9 : Sip, Tops! $.;(Q) CRUISER. gl&sSrd. Incl. & P•rts 940CI 512 _ 31st St., N.8. 11'81ler. both ·~,tkensr. Xlnt ·~ OLDS Parts, (¥int ~ 675-0442 * 494-3916 ev1>s. l'Olld. Sle('J)s 2 111 cabin, 2 in 111• ,,_". 4 ...,.. ~ Small manufacturinr & en- gineering comp&Jl)' requires 1'dMdual to handle all de- tail.I related to penocw1 records, pe.rsonal atatist.lcl a reportt, poup inlurance, penionnel~terviewinf, and workmen'• compenution. Ability to write job de$Crip- t1ons le personnel proc«lur- et desirable. Some experi- ence • colleie education preferred. Capeble of ad- vancement to ~oM<lng with management on all employ- ee le Industrial relaUon mat- ters. Salary open. Pleuc send reaune to: Spanish Med lter r1ne1n SHOWROOM SAMPLES 8 Ft wood carved armlod di- van with large man's mate!). ing chair: beautitul Mccli- terranean fabrics and col- on. 5 Pc hexagon Spanish dark oak-top dining ael with black or avocado framed chairs; d~raUve Vinyl de- algn. 5 Pc Mediterranean bedroom set -9 dl'llwe.r Mr. I: Mrs. dresser, large fram- ed mirror, large nite com. modes, matching panel de- sifned headboard. kers, lovesea11, bowfront AN..:...:..TI:__Q_UE--u-· _ctlfl_•_t -0-r china csblneta, r o 11 top drawers w-beveled plate desks, round oak tables, mirror $100 Glass enclosure ~mmode1, ~ hutches, Cor fireplace 33 3/8 W x 3~ H pianot, 5 Grandfather clocks $50 673--02S2 JlOO Seaview It mlJCellaneou1 bricabrac. C;on• clel Mar ' Costa ?tleea Knitting Milla 929 Baker st1, Costa Me• 2 Adorable kitties. Rare eallco female &: gray &: apricot male. 7 wka old ~~7 5/25 eat:kpit. $750 ava ' ,.._..,., "l"'· ""':"' 12 VOLT -"S.D" Marine Bat-494-2189 1tlter 8 pm slant plate: llt'W battery\ 2;'t , teriec • a Amp. hrs. New, -------'---1 V wt» mo. cuar.: ~ ruaranteCMf, name brand-17' Gl~tron. 150 HP 1/0, plugs, 44'a-AC fitt rilli: Staco, Inc. 1139 B•ker St. Coste MIN 92626 An equal opportunJty employer $895 VALUE Full Price NOW $429.'5 OR TERMS AS LOW AS $3.00 PER WEEK CWIJI aeU ite1Q4 ~vldually) NODOWH Use Our Store CbllJ'ie No fancy front Bt!r . . QUALITY VALUES INSlDE! APROVED FURNITURE 2159 H.,bor Blvd., C.M. Daily 9-9, 1~5 SUnday • 548-9660 • WHIRLPOOL Wuh« It dryer aet. U50: Packard R-I Est·-· Bell Color TV maple con--»• aol~ fl50: custom 4'x8' Salesman Parquet top din rm tble w/6 Are you grJtinr the bat ~ chrs, $200; Zenith blk & wht f bard k., TV, $50; Tflfl. pool table num or your wor · w/alate bed, $200; & misc Would you like lo be getting other ltem11• 673-2750 a 60/4-0 aplJt with a 70~ bon-u.s split 00 )'OW' third sale. TRADmONAL Solid mahog Top Costa Mesa location. twin br ~et\ dl'IU' ,,,/roir, 6 Ptogresslve advertisln, • drwr dist, nlte s'md, box marketing techniqu~. -sprgs, mat. Xlnt w.nd. Onbi This is where the action 19! S200 54~- Write Boie P-Uf, Dally Pilot. MODERN Glau top • for details. wrought dining table .fl x 72. C.O.t $500, ae U $150 67J...-0980 M•ture C1thier end M.rgin Clerk ROUND Glass top tbl, 4 chrs k $45: Brown sofa, $45; sq end Experienced In bro. erage t'bl $25 54G-1670 bualnesa. Approximate sal----------ary $400 a month. Salary NEW sofu $59.75. Oearing negotia ble depe.ndinc oa ex-House. 5201 Paramount. perience. Pico Rivera, 213: 6~9150 Goodbody & Company CU1tom Stereo U"JQ; 1mall LAGUNA BEACH living rm tel $551 otnce desk Call for appointment 545; 543-4203 Mrs. Kirner $8003 DIVAN A: 4' ma tch Ing SUB DIVISION SALES loveseet, COfll 9625 SAC! Ouutandlnr opportunity for $100. Like New! 67~752 full time tract ulespttlOll. T' near new F.arly American You will benefit from Co-op davenport roee belie $75 or Sales I: ruaranteed trades. T. 642-2288 Co n t a c t Mr. Weierback. WaM<er t\ Lff, Inc. 546-1210. MEN A women to circulate popular petition. Must be rertltered voter of Orange <:ounty. Good pay. Inquire at 1905 E. 17th St., Room 212, Santa Ana or phone ~. 892-6587 SHOULDN'T you be Rllinr the hottest area -Huntington Beach~ Call Phil McNamee for appt. Villa~e R t a I Estate 96l-44n 546-3103 ---------. Hair Stylist For bul,Y new shop. Excel- lent opportunity! P h o n e 833-9329 or 89'l·591i School•lnttructloft 7600 NEW CLASSES ••• ••• ST AltT WEEKLY ' Colnplfte Secretarial I Oerlt Typist I SPtClal Courie• BNahup 'I'yptJli: IBM STANDARD " IBM SELECTRJC fBM EXEC Afternoon & Eve. Claa1e11 LOW BUDGF:J' TERMS 100'1 of IUCCdlfW lflcfu. t,iea thete put 5 yl'ltrll POLLY PRIEST BUSlt{~ COLJ.ECE 325 N. Newport Bl., H.B. Phone SO.ml Offlce Fumtture I010 SACRIFICE Fine Office Furniture. E~c ~ale. Creder\U, 3'NIUgahyde chalrs & steel File Cabinet. All tor S3SO. Call ~ aft/ 6 p.m. HouNholcl Goods 8020 MOVING to Alaaka. AJI ·household furnlshtnp mu1t go. Sacrifice. 494-9375 Ger_,.s.i. 6.J panel doors -2 rlsu en- try doon. Metal clothes poles. ~eral 30-55 ial drums. 4 rims for 67 Dodge tru~. Skit saw ~ d r i I I. Shampoo ba.cln!, many mile Items. 54S-nl2. 3315 Clay, Newport Beach. SOFA. 8\ii It. lor\J, Cold .t gr11. quilted; Dave Sweet 10' surfboard; tlec. m l'it e r , ebaira uat'd. ho u 1 eh old a.rudes. 2139 Catalpa, MB ..... 2246 MOVING -Effryttllng must Sol B1Jce1, bedroom aeta, cll&ln. 110la, refl'lJ-Ettott, WMbf!r/dryer, patlo f\lrn, Dover Shoc'el ~ Moving, everything ron1 Adaill'al color TV.Stereo, K'lns .. ~. bl.Into. oak • pine ant~•. loed1 of ml.c. '«I E. 19th, C.M. ANTIQUE . AUCTION GALLERY PVT Pty in La1t11na Sch 11929 CARSON STREET needs lmmed. 100 yda good H#\WAflA N GARDENS ~s~ carpet. OU white ar t2 blks East of 605 Frwyt ltgnl bclge. 75c 10 $l yd * 547"6748 * depending on condition and E. (';, Corretton. auctioneer quality. 494-l70l Evt'I. 'Due to lnnetoey arriving I.B.M. Executive. Roy a 1 late, there will be no inspec-Elec., Flexawrlter a u t o lion lil 5 pm Thursday. typewrltei: copymg mach. New bikes at coat. 345 E. Appllenc" 1100 19th s1 .. c .M. 642-1269 ....;..;:....-..-------TRAILER Awning SlO Warne WASHERS $29.95; dryers iron $5 Toaster $5 Iron S5 S3S: Frcbel'I $75: Retrlg.. Toaster $5 55 Cad nee1wood coppertone le AYOC.; Guar. _ Air. Excellent SJOO. 2m 540-1095 "C' Placentia. C.M. 12 cu. Ft .. G.E. dbl. dc?or 18' Round Sea.rs Sundeck yellow refr1g.; $70. MOVU1g Pool 4• deep, l yr old. Slide, must aeU. Xlnl! 642-2597 ladder, sundeclc, filter. A DAMASCUS Shuttle sewing cleaning equip. Orig co.'\ machine, ~I attach. Mint $500. Beat offer. ~1008 cond. a.;Q. 646-0450 LGE. Sectlon!U couch SSO: 24" Zenith '66 Blk It white Antiques 11 10 TV $100: floating po o 1 _ __....._______ loum:e $15. 3429 Quiet Cove, SALES SALE! SALEI CdM. 644-2013 Mt 6 PM !WU top de!tl Sl30, 10 trunks ANTIQUE Se(J'etary, Ital. $!5 ee., HooMer cab $90, 5 marl> coUee tble A Ir oon- Commoda S24 ea. Engrav-dltioner. Rec'l chair, New Inga Cfte 1111111 $2, Brass Kenmore wuh. Girl's bdrm bed $75, Antiques Amper. i;et Misc. 67~934 sand 2624 Newport Blvd, CM ..:..:.:...:.....:.:..:.......:...:...._ ___ _ 642-3069 CARPET -Apt.a -Homes. Quality Installation. Free ANAHElM Center Antique estimates. All p r Ice 1 . Show &: Sale: May 23. 24, 25 546-4478 eves. Lk. Co~ .t 28 niun, Fri, Sat 1 to 10: tractor Sun l to 6; Katella It Harbor 8 ....;LK~-Dy-ed--a-tr-alg_b_t_•_lll_b_le nr. Disneyland. Sl.50 ad-stole, extra Iona. Hip length mission. Oildrn under 12 Emprei.'S chinchilla jacket, free. both in excel cond, Will sell OLD private papers of Judp:e reuonably. ~7 eves. from 1870' • thru early 1900'1 Lovely new draperies -aU Dodge City, Gunnison, Colo. sizes ft-om model homes Salt Lake City 673-8316 CdM also sheere. Carpetlng ~ Eves ~all day wkends new 200 ydi.· heavy avocado ANTIQUE Sale close.out. shag. $4.00 yd. 646-8332 Dottles Antiques. 1 5 l 1 6 KIRBY vacuum cleaner and Beach Blvd., Midway City. attachmentJ. Take over 893-2535 paymeni. ol 16.50 or S49.70 caah. Credit dept. 535-n.I Pl1nos ~91n1 1130 UPHOLSTERING -$79.50, l * PIANOS It ORGANS * pc. (European craftsmen) * Largest 1tock In So. Calif. Free est, del, pickup, 215 * 20%-40% OU·Player pianos Main, HB "Berny" 53&-6405 1000 rolla to choole from w ALNUT -O\fft, dresser * Term~ • Terms ·Terms * mirror pd $280 r.-ell $85 cot- cash for your piano or trade fee & end tblJ misc Items grand piano for new aplnel aaCT'! 8J9.«>4S Field's Wholeaale P1ano Co. MOVING: Norge ru dryer 12072 Brookbunt at Oiapman S50; ROie l!Ofa $25; uphl cbr Garden Grove (n4l 638-2770 & ottomn $35; Bkcae hdbrd, I 5 • Sal f ntstnd Sl.'i. 494-40.\1 • pr11t9 e • FILL DtRT WANTED Used Baldwin Spinet $695 Laruna Bch, up to 10.000 Used Baldwin, Thom08. CY. n4: 496-l840 Hammond Organa $195 up. 7 Spinet. Contole, Studio l EASY Auto wu'her, xlnl Upright planoe. specially re-cond, $50; 3 piece bdrm set duced. $195 ~. ....:S3S=.:..: ...:.5*-39SI.;..::....:_;_ ___ _ WARD'S BALDWIN S'ruDIO '66 NEW Book ol Knowledge, 1801 Newport, CM 642-8484 20 vol $1.25 o: VS Ford eng. Lowrey apt orpn S499. Blum 54&40.10 wkdays Wurlitzer piano repo $499. AIR cond, alidtnl glllSS dnl. Weber reblt pud ~. screen, alum. s b e e t • • R.ellster now for summer rvenatll), BBQ, 536-0321 piano CCIUrlel Cagn T.\3), BEAUTIFUL H A RV EST adult orpA classes. TABLE $7S; aft 5 A wkendl E-ZTERMS 1...:..:SJS-~790'2~-~---~ MUSIC CITY, C.M. Nent su.r(board. 9' I". * ~M * Excellent condition. 6~ Evr• Baby Carrlace. l~ed pram C91t $180 WI~ MOVING ,BARGAINS! Draperlea, wbt, lined, clnd, 4 pnb T'lclO', l-7'x6' $150; Portbl outdr d1x gas BBQ l butane tank '65; Scandnvian drplt expand di! $40: Prtbl Motorola ltereo, 3 spkr $.'l5: Mod banging lamp $10 Balhoa Pt 615-49'19 Spechll Oi)'Jnpic Coln A 11ew ahlc>ment or the 25 peso lilver Olympic Nlm- memoratlffl coin has been ~!Ted from .Mrxico 11nd the previous k>w price ol S3 remains intact Some ~wap meets are ([etting S3.75 each!~ *AUCTION* 11 you wlU eeD « bey llV• Wlnd1 a try Auction• P'rlday 7:30 p.m. Windy's Auction Bern Behind TOllY'a Bld1. Mat'I :1715% Newport, CM 646-3686 CARIBBEAN Bound -sell all: 17 Pc rattan furn. stereo conaole, lovely nn divider, Kenmore auto wuh, china cabinets, ·t)'pewrtter, Navy unllonna 12 ~2. many misc. Sat l Sun :IOI -»th St NB 673-610C FOAM Rubber cut lo atze. Uphol supplies, ta b r I c 1 , naugahyde. Factory outlet. Low prices, A-1 Foam Fabric I: Upbob.tery Supply Co., 311 E. 5th St., S.A. 835-ll81 SPANISH Cabinet -dark oak removable marblt top - beautllul decorator piece - &old dfalgn on f111nt -pvt party -beat otter 673-8316 CdM. Ens all day Wkends 4 Adorable ldttem, IOl'lg It lhort-haired 5 wka. old. Sl>-27m 5/2T 2 ~ cats. M o t h e r t\ daughter . Fixed. 642.. 7857 5/a! 2 cute kiUe111 left. Free le free delivery. Call 646-1133 or 646-2414 5/28 IBOROBREt> Collie Fe1J1ale nice pet .b' c b I ) d re n 642-4791 5/28 WHITE, Black l Tabby kit- tens at'1? looklnr for homes 5'I0-9963 S/28 KITl'ENS: 2 TiRers & 2 black w/white feet. 8 wreks old. $48-07&2 5/28 FAN Palm trees. you dig & haul 839--0735 9577 Gardenia, Fountain Valley 5127 BRITISH Blue kitten It solid black Man.x kitten, 6 wks, trained. 642-4424 5/27 AIR.EDALE Male 1 ~ yrs old AKC reg., blk le tan. Call 54&-9284 sn.s KlTrENS 5 weeka, 2 black It white; ane grey. fat, fluffy It friendly 673-6517 S/25 FREE: llllffy kittens, .t0me . all while, aome slate 1ra.y. Male 6 female. 548-3257 PETS and LIVESTOCK Dot• 1125 GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS AKC REGISTERED Champion Blood lines Bred for Quality le Temperament Shots A Worming Pedigree with each PUP 2 left 1 male, 1 female rec. $107.10 • Special Sale -pwr. lilt; all extras: water b o 1 e . uppe!'-291f~ one week only • S49.50. Ready to 111e! 548-898."i radio, 2 spkra. AM: ~ Marine & Bauery Shoppe 14' Ski &.!, glus, 35 Jl.P., eng.; tires. etc. 642...m:J ,. ~10 W. C0tst Hwy .. N.B. lrailtt. fully equipped. Xlnt PORSCHE Engine, 11.W tl 642-ml 642-4235 cond. $595. 642-7830 sup!'r. Completely NbM!t'. $500 ~ Between N 1937 18' Ow-acter boat lo1t M.inten1nc. 9033 PM : oriclnal lhore bolt for yacht inboards. 4 c y 11 n de r MASTS need refinl.&hing? II T I unlvenal englnr, perfect Varnish, paint, rigging! Tra er, rive runabout for bay boat. Only Call Jim Ziegler TRAVEL Trlr. to · one like it $600. Phone 646-4003 or 962-0603 eve to tr'Vl. 1rlr. 11 euy u 1~ 548-5294 ask lor Joe for brand demonstration. EXPERIENCED SKIPPER fully S. C. I: Df'ff "-Boat maintenance man $4400. 536-2119 aft 4 ~ ,, '67 Century Sabre 18' 11pd want.a work. 548-3561 '66 NIMROD bdtp ten 't boa!. 235 V Fireball eng. -YACHT Maintenance & LraUer, cooking unit, mlll:P Only l> hrs. Ski ladders, repair at yoor dock. Ex-extra.a. S9!l5-549--0938 -apotUKfit etc. Coat $6.500 sell for $4500. Car in trade or periencrd. Reas. 548--7807 13' Travel Tra11e.r '66; new will llnance 2692 °-·y·'"-e cond., sl,ps. 4; butane atove,. • aa ....... Merine Equip. 9035 Qr. 642-4062 -------'-----icebox. ms. 646-7616 -------20' Schock rowlng dory, SHIP CHANDLa\Y k MftG tbrglss hull, foamed sldes, New & Ustd Boat Supplirs at True I :.sJ:.I non-sinkable, equip w/rud. DlSC'OUNT pric~. W i 11 .56 Ford Courier panel, trtr dcr, tiller, dagger board, BUY or TRADE all kinds of hitch. new hrad lln!nr, }ies la;il. top cond. $600. Located marine gear. 304 28th St.. board sidlng inside, r61t 1901 Bayside Dr., NB. Call Npl Bcb. 675--0131 eng. S500 ca.sh only~, 494-2541 '6 man Winslow: life raft. new .65 FORD Pickup, new tlrU. ' SOUTH O>asl 18' w/100 HP ln orig CIUT)'lng cue cost brakes Metal tool bolO IJ Gray eng.; outriggers, bail $299 sac $199 673-4872 lumbe~ rack .. 545-6107 • • tank; 1rolllng rod holden, 1965 EVINRUDE l961 Chevy Pick-Un vs; ' bilge pumps, conv. lop I. M """"' OR .. a o " : side curtalrui; Rad i o 15 .P ••• ,,.,. ...... .. 7 4 speed, radlo. beater, ' -Extras sharp. 5.16-4574 • · (Apelco), CB antenna. etc. B t Sii M • 9036 $1800 673-4474 °• P oor1n9 _ '56 Ford Pick Up, clean bocQ. FOR FISHERMEN: 19'3" $20 Reward lo whoever find:. nins fair, $350 cash. Eve?. 1964 GLASTRON deep V slip or moorlnr for m,>" 24' 548-6802 ~".'llO hull, 120 HP Mere 1/0 Trimaran, H' be am . '59 GMC. complf'teb' ~·· drive + :in HP Mere aux 64&-$716 aft 6 conditioned! Xlnt outbrd. Marine radio 2 scoop (10) Boat slips available, for ~tiape. ~75 ~ :,:· lnbrd bait tank, Iota more clean sailboats. 25' to JS'. * 1964 JEEP · ~· xtras. $3700 842-1239 S2.25 per ft on Coast 4 wheel drive pickup, ~ "DOLL OF A BOAT" Hia'hway. 642-4235, 642-9202 VS engine. S48-Sn7 , 28' ta 1 t Co-Marco CruisPr 3 Bo11 slips available. xlnt INTERNATIONAL KB e,, Large AFT dl!Ck. 200 hrs! localion, 2601 W. Coast Hwy. 1949 Flatbed • 1loelcr¥=~ Needs work $3988 as is. S2.00 per fl. 130 ft. m111) S325 .. 968-4133 Mlac. W1nted 161()_ 83T.J865 Eves alt. 6:l> PM PlER AVAIL. 100 S . j48-8966 or ~8-'il!l'l Ernie ========::::. Bayfronl B.I. 6?3-0'285 __ BOAT Slip tor power bo.,I. C1mpen '!! DRY Boat storage for 10' lo side tic. any length to ~· 1-__.;.;.._ _____ ....,. ---------W~ends after 9 AM WANTED 50· ooa1s. Fac111ues 10 110 $1.so f1. 673-4872 Open Road ·. , . F urnttur•Appll.nc.. Color TV'.-.Stereot -TOOLS- 531.121 2 or 193-0S55 SS CASH SS LOOK! Grooming all breeds. ROY- L YN K~N~. Poodles It Schnauzers a 9')eClalty, Con- tour sty!lng. Some pick up A deJJvery. Dlya 546-4163 Eves 540-8510 . DOGS FOR SALE .l"oric on your bout on Coo.'1 ~80-A_T_OOO< __ F_O_R_RE_NT_ ,. Hwy, Mariners Milr, N.B. '>C.' 40c -r ft. 642-9202, 642-1235 ~ to 6-J power .. ~ ·67~. '65 OWENS, 25' CLEAN. Sips 4. lully galley, enc. head lo1t·Yacht 1/s. MUST SELL, Priv pr· Charters 9039 ty, $4600. 962-•1370 --------- Glasspar 18' Srafarrr. 110 hp INC Mere Crusire drive. CAMPERS & TRUCKS. " ONE STOP · ·~ Heaclq11arten: .. & LEASE We pay. cath tor: Standard poodle, temale. Tea· I Furruturt I Appllanctt oop top poodle, female. Dob- 1 Antiques I Toola erman pupa t\ grown does Excel cond. Many rxtras. 714: 675-1703 AVON REDSHANK e CHARTER TiiE FIN EST New 40' Krtch 673-2~17 • 67>2400 loet Storage The Right Truck, Campti' It All Extl1\ Equipment •Saves You Hundttds • FORD.OIEV . .CMC-DODGE; WE ARE SPECIAL!m , STOP IN AND SEE... • Orange County'• larreat..11> ventory now at ON ITEM or -· ' COMPLETE HOUSD'UI. AKC • ROYLYN KENNELS. 12 tt Air Boal, excel cone!. for BOAT S'roRAGE lowest special pt1cea. . • Call S47..fi74I or l27.a2Tl Days 54Ml63 Eves 54G-8510 dinghy, scubs. local rishllli. & LAUNCHISG S150. 67~126 SaU or pawtt up 10 16' CHILDS ChiCferobe wanted. Suitable ror • n t I q u I n g . Phone 642-4980 It no ana. try again. A PET OR A PEST! New obedlenct classes startlng. I..ynn Russell 546-3800 53-1-2860 ---• HIGH TRAD&INS~.J e BANK TERMS e FACTORY DlRECT l7' Cabin Ctuiscr. Trlr. 50 Fenced yard. Newport Johm1on. rccrntly o/hauled, Bayfront. Monrhly rares bail t11nk. elrr starter. lnch1dr ... Use or hoist xtru . mo. ;-,.18-17:16 l.ltunching AKC Pembroke Webh Corg( 2'1' '""':?'""1fi\· RAVEN-CALI. ANTHONY'S M.chln•ry,~~7~ pu!).' Champion stock 6 wks. V-8 !)«~;;·~~I ht'nd, bnh tank. ~2281 -' '68 CAMPER s~ Will send copy pedigree on SHARP! $3000. 642-S0.116 v.g 4-s~cd Deluxe cab H.D. FORJ<LJITS -Will F\nsnce requeat S»--0022 sl~r 6, iri:raft t100 suspension split rims or lo!' 2COO lb CWk, COod $795, ---------30' C11bb1 Cn.ii!lrr. Chry • m lb. Elec. Xlnt $1350 LEAVING For J:;urope, Jove-Excrllent condition. $2500 or BELLANCA ctrmonstratora, prolil('. Larie n dlator, 11 1y 8~ mos. r~ale toy poo. best offer. ~3771 76().C & Viki"" 300, low amp, ball. heater altema•: LT 44 TowmotOr, aoocl 1896. .... n.. I b ... u b .._ ~ 4000 lb Towable Sl~. die, Chmgn AKC, shols. • SAC SALE! 32' '[Win Die~I time, full rra panel II llUIO IJ\IQ y .. rau c ra--...... 4000 lb Flat tap O.rk. Xtnt. hsbrkn SlOO. 548-l951 Reidy to go anywhere pilot. But offer next 2 belts. padded duh I inllrv-- f1350. AKITA'S; Rare J11panear * ?nee-$13,500. OR 3-5822 * weeks. 714: ~2474 metnt P1u~•·.~1 wbhl, -lb u T Cl .... 9'l£A buntina ""-. 3 males. J au omat c apt..,... : ... ww 1"' _,.,, VV&• TAKE Small boat in lrndc 30' METHODIST Minister W1lllls YOUR CHOICE 10,000 lb Oertt Sl'IM. female, 8 wks c>ld $150. C:ll31 HOL Sloop. A-1 rtind· all :\ Pt\ttnera ln bis Crsann . -·---~i: """' -or av-..... 2•33 37~1358 rves It wkends 3 l"" ... ,,.1o ""OI FORD·CllEV·GMC-DODGc. ~"""' ~ ~· °"' ~ ra('{'salls radio 67!'>-139 •v-o v o-o• • ~ $2 0 · AH. Compreaaon & accea. Elcc moton. t111k1, l air pumpa. All at 25% dl1C01.1nt. Burt• Barpin Barn 1m Newport 81\'d. 543-9932 ~ AMP DC pa driven arc welder w I trailer $39&. 67J..3122 aft 4: 30 w9tcia¥s JRlSH SETTER PUPPIES 16. OB, motor • trl -Ill"'" 59 VER~ .. ~~N:Bl.E Cash or lrRdt' for pie:~p. Mobile Home. 9200 • with r11mper pun:helt HUNTING & F'icld-n:i111 irood condition LJ 8-f1l:-l IO x ~ QuaUty bit. Cbt rxp. 2 Stand.UP WALK·THIU '! Uc. Sklpprr AvU. Bdnn. Awnings. Porch<'~ ' -~ 134-q!r pu~ics. $40. W-8!9'1 Day wk. or mo Lovely yard. Comer lot. 1111~ hu~kct seats a ~ 1 16771 Irby, H.R 613-51~ New caJ'1)ft~. dra~s. Nnr ln th~ 61 ~ 1 ... BAS.SE"I' Puppies. AKC * Lido H. 2 9tts 3111 --Hoea. Consider rl'I' f« pnrt with dual wh~ll. euliDllaff. Red A whit~. Jltd ahota. 1'14'W, S915. or Kltf et' one 846-9186 atttr 11 AM k. Powrr •teerina a ...._.I NOW HERE -tbe new Su~tnsT.JOO Hammond Sp\Jlttt cqan -the finest ,.., SC'HMlDT·PHil.J..tPS CO. 190T N. Main • m Santa Am S.mtlrr! 842.-Jn7 c.. •• 11186 Pacemaker. 2 BR, &x-t. complete t:amper _.. 2 Wheel trlr. W'. A prot'1 FREE TO YOU Bl.A....., rov POOD' s-pt pymnt. 847"186 ndo ment, plua 'a oei-,... mcnre:n. fdlt'r. n .c:uvm, 7 w1t1""'old. AKC, rem~ 10' Glulpar -tibft'llNI pa llv rm. ~t Ill) tn .tell • «Wlllintd b'PI WiJM, tool• -all for $3111. ~ POOOLE, black m·•·, •~·-6T>-l714 R11111Mut .. ~ bu! not famil)t ptc In S.A. ~. compliote kitchen raetUU., ..,.. ... v... bu--'" .... --~i••• T.O.P. ol $99.61 a mo. Dk'k, lldl 1 ~-""!!!!m'!!•!!!!!l!!!!l!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'j Bn<ES: ,... boy'• SC!hwlm "Ide. Nred _.... yard. a """ .. 4;), Olir "'" U.l ........ I nr a ... --a pade. . -:: bo ' ST " avuw ErlgliM Bull Dar puppies. .,._...,.,.. • ~ s• .. 95 WALNUT f'rcncb Provincial SlS: :In" y a startf't Sbota. ~ tva. AKC1 C'ha"1'1 sired, rtA!Oft. S.fllllNh 9010 WANT To bu7 11 ~ 111t'd Iii"'" ..-. spinet piano -rmtaJ return. ~TOll8 WHITE Coclc·"-Poo 1 yr old able. * 897-4971 • Mobil«-borne 10 x 40 tum. FIR LUic new. Sim (1 ONLY! l CORGEOU! Full l r n It II male -1ood -t clllldnft. • TRIMARAN 35• OCf•n racer. .... .... " ..Iv• al--It ""'t ..... • . GOULD MU!tC COMPANY A •-·• S3 ooo ""' BEAGLE Pups. " •~b: n 1 ted M 1 hull .-.._~ 11• .. -"' '" Al C •ti I 20C$ N. Mam. S.A. 54'J.OIS1 :::u ':.~ ~ ' ' Met: 5 p.m. t0-1231 sm AKC. Show ' field Ownp. rn::.::ip ~: 8t ~ 01 ~ MW953 r o• -• aa ...__. ar... SURI' BOARD , BEAUT. l.Cltll~ Ped.; sso. 548-tTa ~tNJ r " '¥1 118 LANDCRAn Incl .......... . _. lAllllt ........ ~ dtnt -like MWI ~· I wb. 511T • GERMAN Sltr.PHJ:RP e atJNFI.SH, IW • wtu~ dac =·~ma aecftl l.ncl Wlflt .... .. '*' ..r. C15aDI * MT..$309 • PIJA>lea. AKC ~ ..u., Ju1t 1 11' old ldnt •--L ........... ·-, FREE Kiti.. tt IDOCI home a parantted. ,,.._ cand. $tOO ~ ' BAYVIEW M~ Home, ,......._ ... :. 1 T•.vt·•-aos 2 ~,.::. m ~ ::~ ~ DALMATIAN .... Ase JO Maor l'Clr •If. Oood eond. ~~~t clock FAcT01Y 1aic1 · al NT dellwr P'f1 P't1 .-S KlTl'ENS 2 W.S a OM =--~~~:· ~ pa.•~=· tt ltEDUCEI>I 1911 STAR. --~ : COLOR TV OOLE Combination dell, ll't'1· t wb. -..i 5/27 OUTSTANDiNO Codi a poo ..,._nL Out-'--LIKE NEW-20'x43' moo IJO S. Ha tar -. ! St MO. llnk •me ...s 5 mandllo 3 """ale killftl. llladt .s ...,.,.. S20. '"" -,,....., ~ Senta Ane Jl1-4610 1 OJllcln • ..., Saeriftct. ~TT INJ, kllll Mir. llMIT1 11'1111> 5t0-3m w/ttfr. Nrw •Ill. 540-1171 OiJbA · Ffte krrtoe AU'MllN Haa •• JKbt ADOAABtJ.: x.n.t ._ avoct GvtfWMlli K-"h 2fi ' Metercyclte not• ·n t~· ff T (>:;.;: • Ord'~,.._ i':~r's* :f:t, ..-: home. M>-nn sns ...,... IUO ~'l?IO. mci m..10 ll!I.,,... 750 cc. Modlfl..t. ~uoC:· .. ~ • • l B" 11.M:K ..... Die DU fi#)Aiiiid; ..di Wi& CUTE Utile,laftm. ....... TIWNJ:R It.Olis .a.._ Km: No. ..m. VW'1 dfM. Very SoOd cond. SISO. CAMPD FOft W.S 1011 r..tlh--....., • 1'1ttnt«-IMrtl ... • a bouwbc .... u: ~ Ila .. tit SlllO. A •• e • e •"""1 trtr.·-. ...----. w M-ail arc. r BED • ---·I> • ._, ... --W1itt ....... .., e-a.. H ............... --iidit II c kT &liiU a.. 118 ~ ID lllCllltl J'llla, Cll. i , ' Q DAILY PILOT Saturday, May 2S, 1%8 "lRANSPORT A TION fRANSPORT A TION Im~ Au ... HOO Used Cars 9900 TIANSPOITATION TIANSPORTATION TaANSPOITATtON TRANSPORTATION • CAMPER Ir • 'TRAILER SHOW f'r'ee admissloo today dlru ~ 'Sat., June l , in Hun tington • Center·s air condluoned mall Btarb Blvd le &tinge~ .-at San D1qo Fwy. HB ~l __ c_o_R_Tl_N_A __ Will Buy JOHNSON & SON UNCOl.N wucun °'" S.IMMvs '41-7M W. CH\t Hwy~ NI Ml-nil -6f1·0H1 84!1 Air 4 Door srdan. 6 eyl. UM c.,. "°' U... C... ftOO UtM c.. '900Uled C•n "°° GROTH CONlBlllftAL 1--------------------~ CHEVROLET USED CARS -·-'66 IMPALA SS lit. 4 '""· .. ,., •• $2099 '66 FORD LTD Vt. Auto. Ill. SlletlM, '· elt. $2499 '6-4 IMPERIA~ l'ull DOW9t, ft<I elt. MMlt'•7t.S, $1599 ' '63 GALAXIE 500 va, Aute. 111. 1...-n,,.. $1199 '63 GALAX1E W. Allle, !', ,,..,,.,., NXf' ...... $899 '81 Coe~. teether In- ~. climatrol, all pqw~ •· J'Mtory oond, S,000 mll- t't. zooo. ~ ni&bla. ·eo 1.1nco1n eontinet11&1 S350 IOO ~ 6tWl22 all f.30 week days DODGI '6' P~ 2 dr bdtp,,fUU pow. et', elec window1, R &: H, air, 32000 ml, pert. cond. $1550. $3942 ·57 Dodge 4 dr., lo miles, vecy gd motor, gd work car. noo fiml. or ttade ~6 POID '62 fOID OMltry ad&n. VI, automa· tic, power steering, radio and healtt, clean f'lr. KNOWN FOR QUA Iii.I ff We meintein th.+ reput•tion on our USID CAI LOT. If you went to be sure of the u.e~ c•r you buy, be 1uro to look ovor our fine .. ~oction of CADIUACS. '67 U.ill1c s.-•wee Full -· ••t. i.w ml'". new $5395 '67 C1dDl1c c..,.. YUie F'uU • ..,.# .,,, low mllu, ~w ~ -rMIY, Miiie Wl btdc l"t' blaell vS..,.1 tw. $5395 , 67 Cldllllt C..,.•Ylle l'ull -· elt, low mllt.. MW Ut w•~•nlv. turciuolso wl bl•cl( Full -· '* t,toO mllft, -:•' w•"'"nry. $6495 J '6S Cadillac c.w. c • .,. 1 to U.00.. fr-. l'ull -· llr. low mllH. $3799 '6 7 Cldillic ...... : TT CORTINA Station wagon, _, like new. ~/H, 4-spd., economical! St495 54(H)ll4 ~I:.::==::=:::::::=========-.. # VOLKSWAGEN Yoll?' Volkswagen or Portcbe lo: pay top dollars. Paid for or not. Call Ralph lnder, 1utom&ll('. power '63 GRAND PRIX ltrg· rarlio 11nrl heater. $1295 l'uM -· feel •ir• LXD~. $1499 $795 STANSBURY BUICK "'"'Ot. $5295 • l'Ull -· eit, -cer W r· ran1v Whllt w/bleck "°",,.. 100111 lnl ., btck vlnvl too. $6495 CATSUN ;;.,s-~~--~~~~- ~. 2!!!'~ !• : Barwick Hayden ~ $ 199 Cash o; Tracie ·• ;36 Pymts @ $54.16 mo :: .. 75,000 mi Guu1nty :-: : 494.9n3 * 639-3617 :; iJ vw. dlr. dlx, xlnt cond. 1 :-,:owner. Take trade. Pymt• ~= .$33.86 mo. 63S-3617 .~ ~;: FIAT ~·~,~--~~~--~~ _· * NEW FIAT* ·"' AUI'OMATIC "850"' ~ $19'3 DOWN • OAC '"' • * $46.58 pe'I' month * ~ ~"850 .. STICK $42.«i PR MO -;;_ ERB PRIEDLANDER i;,• 13750 Beadl Blvd. (Hwy 39) .,.... ~ 2 blkl So. G.G. Fwy ~ 7566 537.Q:M "'~=======-~ JAGUAR ~---~~--~----~-Jaruar 3.tS, ...m. • wires, 40,000 ml, ad llhape. Going in .mce. $3300 68&-0043 or 6'73--0776 eves 963 Jaguar XKE. Cpe. Ml.lit ~ attn to be awreciated. \l62-6!!0l aft 5 pn '60 MARK lX; p19. ,an,. Well cared for. SU95 • 838-&!62 . The Next Best Thing To A New VW From HARBOUR VOLKSWAGEN 11 A Used VW '61 VW Seel. R&H , •••• $6'5 '6) VW Seel. UH ••••. U95 '64 VW Seel, R&H .... $1095 '65 VW Seel. UH •••• $1295 '66 VW Sed. R&H • , , , $1495 '66 VW Seel. R&H, air cond, '65 VW. Right hancl cir. $1495 •u VW t pau. bu1, wlnt $1295 '6l GHIA Cpe. 11l11t. , • $1295 AND OVER THIRTY MORE INCLUDING Ghiu, w..,_,,, Conv. Authorind VW DHltr HAIBOIJR VOllSWAGEN 11711 ... ch Brvcl. HuntfnC)ton leach 142-44JI Authoriud Sil• & Service 1•67. ~···· $1679 673-1190 ·65 BUICK Drluxe station WBgon. Pwr brks., atCH, elc. Leav. state· of 1 er. ~46 '56 Buick, reblt motor. Xlnt cond. $190. • 962-812'l • 'M Buick Sl(ylark convt, fully eq111p, Beaut cond. $l250 Orig own. 6T:r1502 ( CADILLAC -------'64 Cadillac COUPr: DE VILLE. S1lvrr f(r"Y finish with black lea1h- rr inlrnor & bla1•k landau lop. llas all the lux ury car Jeatures. Full powrr lllCIUd· in1t lar1ory air, rtr. Nrw !Irr~. SI'!' 10 appre1·1ale. $2495 STANSBURY BUICK 2100 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 646-9022 *"Air· Conditioned" 1964 CHEVROLET .. 327 .. V·I! IMPALA '"SUPER SPORT .. HDTOP CPF:. W I factory "AJR CO~f'l ··. P1G, pwr f'QPl.. etc Br1111t orig. al· amo tan w plush saddl" bucket seat 1n1rr Truly Jet smooth . . . I in \0,000! ONLY $1595 1st car lot oo llnrbor BIVd JOHNSON & SON Llncoln-Mcrrury Costa Mr!l<l Branch 1941 Harbor Blvd. 642-7050 * JU.ST 6,847 MILES! 1967 CHEV '"CAMARO .. 327. VS HDTOP DLX CPE, FAC· NEED A CAR? TORY .. AIR· CONDm ON· CAN·T BE FINANCED? ED ... PIG trnn~., pwr/steer e BaAlcrupt? e Repossesslon! pwT/brks, R/H. etc. Spark· eBad Credit? • Divorced? ling errome white w/plu~h •Military e New 1·n .. _a, .. ._ufose slrato scat inter Make Payday Pa)'m;;I~ • JOHNSON & SON A~ute 11bowroom fresh McCARTHY MOTORS LINCOLN MHCUH Anti goes w lfarl. warranty! 1420 So. Ma.in & Edinger 600•700 ":_• c':.."'°-:_,~ NI ONLY $2595 (2 blocks N. o.f Sea~) 541.nsl _ '4J-otll lst car 101 on Harbnr Blvd. Santa Ana Pb 542-350'1 ---.--JOHNSON Ir SON '6'l Falcon Squire. sUI wait. * PreStlC)e Lincoln-Mercury '6-4 IMPALA SS CON\llRT. "11. A T. Ill, SI-Ille, PFM_.,, $1299 '61 CHEV. WAGON v•. Auto. "· Stte<lng. NIC~ $699 '65 BONNEVILLE VI, 4Ulo II. SIMfl"t I. lltakn. llllX.o77 $1599 '65 MERCURY Vt. ,._,, Foci. Air. NMR-152 1799 '63 BEL AIR t Pu• w•OOll 0HM·4N $999 Groth Chevrolet bfolit>Vf>ll In the individual. Bring your Individual t r a n sportation problems to us. -·-NO DOWN PAYMENT PROBLEMS HERE All YOU NEED IS YOUR GOOD CREDIT GROTH 2100 HARBOR BLVD. COST A MESA 646-9022 '66 FORD '68 Cadillac c..,. ...... Full -· •''· s.eoo oNtes, -car War•eftlY., bllrllUftdy wlbW· IUfld'tr Inf., blct< vlnvt 19p. $5995 '6 7 Cadillac s.... ftle l'ull -· tit, low-'tniles. -c•• •••,_,IV, tu..ii.I.. w/1*11 Int .. blclt •· * ALSO '66 Olds Vista Cruis. $5395 . * '63 Chevrolet s......w .... Galaxir 4 Door hardtop V8. , i::1111 -·· 11,, 11..., ,...., Low automatic, radio, heater, ""'"· power steoerlng. $1795 STANSBURY · BUICK 2100 HARBOR BLVD. COST Ar MESA 646-9022 t 'M FORD Station wagon. Vil. standard -t ransmission, r11din and heal- er. $2795 $1395 ALL-E·N Olcls111olalle·Cacllllac, Inc~ ' 1150 Soutfl Coast HicJhway LAGUNA IEACH 494-1084 FORD FORD dlr, likr new. radio. heater, Automobile Costa Mua Branch CHEVROLET auto. $75 Cash or trade. 1964 CADlLLAC CPE DE 1941 Harbor Blvd. 642-70fi0 S$9·5 Pymts S29 mo, After 11, VILLE F "' ho 1821 I BEACH BLVD 494-9i7:l . rom a une me -·62 Chev Super S1>ort, nl'w • 1964 Ford ·61 Fairlane 500, 6 Paa wagon. PS/PB, low miles. Country sedan Sta. Wag one owner. $2250. 542-1137 ·so JAGUAR J.S. Xlnt l'Ol'd. Slick. Evft')"thJqs 'Mlrk& 494-1~ MERCEDES IENZ 'Mo.--6,000 Mi. Gu1r. Includes 50 HP Series, Wind· lhield Wasbeni, f u 1 I Vinyl Interf<X", Outside M 1r r or, Heater, Defroster, u well .. deanup and delivery, $180 Full On. P1yment '56 Cad Coupe de Ville, air <'ond., rl I r . "xccptionally rlean. IO(l mechanu:aJ rood. S1"1 rash $19 mo. Mter 4. 6.1~:1617 Driven uncter 10,000 miles complete rebuilt 327 <'ng.. Huntin9ton Beach STANSBURY per yr. Has fad. thcnnal dual quads. !sky cam & cont. .. AlR • CONDITION· li$leni & shcls. Son in Viet· 847-6839 • 545-8863 BUICK TNG ... nit wheel, auto., sent. nam have $1800 in <"3.r will 2100 HARBOR BLVD . laltht. luiest A.\I • FM radio. sell lor $850. &1fr1588 or CORVEnE COST A MESA 646-9022 full pwr eqpt., rlt·., l"IC. Dis-fi.-16-2486 * .. BEST FORD BUY !N Wonderful first nr second ·so Rancbwagon, lirst St50 car Automatic lransm1ss· takes. 1906 Orange, CM ion, radio. healer. powo'r 642-2657 SIC<'rlnii:. fa<'lory 11r cond -==-======== New lll'e~ Sho•v~ ii:ood care. MERCURY Includes Tex & Lie. $54.54 mo. b1nk fin•n. Ask 1bout our sm Dn • 3S mo 0 S53.62 + I bnal !'lllyment for title. T&M MOTORS ~laJinng -VW & Ponirhp 8141 GARDEN GROVE BL. '60 MERCBIS GARDEN GROVE 192.5551or534-2214 100 SL. Excellent ennditfon, "!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! low mileage, AM·F'M ndio. vw SPEX:JALg $2195 '67 2 dr. loi1cfrd • Mu~1 srP lo l\ppredate ... , .... $1699 STANSBURY ·m Ponche yellow······ S499 ·fiO Blue 2 Dr ........•. s1m BUICK-HERB FRIEDLANDER 2100 HARBOit BLVD. l31SO Betlch Blvd. IHwy J&l CQSTA MESA ~9022 2 biles l5o. G G. F'l-'Y. Q, •n')o" County'~ L "9"'' 5.,1ect1011 N<>w & U~..-d ft1<•r(pJ,., Benz Jim Slemons Imps. W .ir n•:r & M,11n St S.rnt.1 An.1 546.4114 m. T.166 !)37.f38'li1 '61 VW Pant'!. l500 ~., new J)!Unl & brakt>11. "1erm pk. Top cond. Sl200 67:\-&~ PVf'~ 765--.t-W-C'~mprr: 1-:-burru:-r atm.r; \l'r)I rlP~n. r:rmd ln«-h. cond. Rr,;t offe-r 67~14G 'SO 220 S, black/black Int, SON ge>M to 1::~ '67 VW ... WW, RltH, Xlnt cood, ruoo BUG. Many ex1ras. $1500 67J..1703 takes It. 4~l105 .. . . ·. MG 68112 MG NEW SHIPMENT • JUST ARRIVED CET OUR DEAL TODAY ~flllltmiA ., IMPORTS 1966 Harbor, C.M. ·~, MGTF. Ex'c"l rond, r~bullt motor, wlrt whl1. Sl(l'l(). Pvt pty. 114: 571-5265 .. , t :\tG m. blark gport1 nLctr, rop nsnnlng sha~I Bugaln I I S600. 646-4650 PORSCHE IENAULT TAUNUS VW '67 V11rlant, Sq hk. Xlnt mnd. $1!{)0. Pr!v pty. 675. ~52, l 11 Via Quito, N R. '67 Karmann Ghi11. Low m ilrs. showroom clNn. ~28 ,-63-VV-~-, -$88'.) Wil::-1 -pa...,.in-t-, y-nu-r C'hoic~ of color. Good mN'h cone!. 642-1321 <I '62 VW. M_o_vin_g_no_rth-. Must !!PU. SecrlHc.-SllOO • 49'-JO'l.6 • '61 VW, '63 l\10(or iOOd mn- dltion. mo. s 1 s 2 1.n- d1anapous. HB ~4 MOVING East. Must tell 'AA VW Sunroof. Excrl cond, orig OWn!'r, $1~. 642..J616 '66 VW. Radio, ~11t11r, ROOd Um , In load clee.n C'Ond! Call 1f1 6. 5<16-2m2 '63 VW. Lo"9d- S8SO. 64_2,..28.tJ '60 VW U25-- Good Cenci. M-WT VOLVO '611'2 VOLVO NIW SHlftMINT JUST AltlUVIDI CET OUR D&\L TODAY BUICK 1964 Buick Riviera tinct1vc nrl1t. lime lt'l'een w/ ·64 Chev Impala s.s cpe. 1964 TOWN" 1964 Ford vs. 4 or imm11c. Belmont green in-V-8. 327. air. bucket seals. Co--ed F .__._, ho , ......... S an. 1etory air. power ter. A.,,,.,,ute s wroom con-full power, r/h, 4 new ww . ltitlon ttiru-OUt' A QUALITY tires. nsso. 847-5024 Stmgray Coupe. Ideally eq1.11p. steering. radio & heater A BARCArN! ped for good performance real nice family car pncM CAMARO ·61, V-8, 327.' :\ and comfortable driving. at WbolrSllle Blue Book lhis ~a.utiful om:mal ll11'1110i~e ONLY $2695 itp«'d .trans. 14,000 miles. Automatic transmission, week ont11 • hnish with hlatk 1nil'rtor 1111 !'Ir lot on thHl>or Rtwt Bl:wk tnl., Y<:llow exl.. ex-power steering power bMlk· $875.00 llal> 1\11 tlir power l'Q111pmrnt JOHNSON & SON N'Jlrnt rond. $2300. 493-4115 es. power windows. factory JOHNSON & SON , .... nco .,, er1·ury Chev Wagon. All Orig. air conditioning. AM-FM ra· $1695 Ill plu~ all lhl' mi:e R1nl'ra t~a-, . In ,1 1957 1 lllrl'i> uwludmi: air t"f)O(hllon Costa Mesa Bra.11<'h Ltkl" new eng & running dio. New tires -37,000 act· Lmcoln·Mcr<'ury '"1'· Thii; i•ar i·~nrris thr 1941 Harbor Blvd. 641-7050 ~t·Ar p<'rfec1 . See it. you'll ual miles -one owner. Costa Mesa BrttnC'h JOHNSON • SON care ol thP 01 il(1n.1l ownrr 1941 Harbor Blvd. 61~-7050 • who tradt-rl 11 in. :-icr lhii. ·sg CAD. ELDORADO: while buy it . $.195 &12-~l2 $2795 LINCOLN MHCUIY car. paddrd lop. full Jrathrr. ·6.'l lmp:ita4dr spt sedan. vin 1960 FORD GALAXlt:, R&H. 0,.. S.114eys $2395 fact. air. tilt strenni: whrrl: top. lully packt'd. Xlnt cond. air. mechanlcally gOOd S400 600·700 W. C... Hwy .. NI 53&-7148 s.1-ns1 -M2.n11 rloor IO<'ks: sprrial 11qua Orti: owner. Sell quick nn>. paint. Purchased locally: 49S-!:ll!l leaving for Europe. $7295 ·s2 C11rv_4_D_r_S_t_1 -W-a-g.-V8 Pr1vair party. 644-'666 Riii .S.· WIW tires. A real ;\tt;sr SeU 1958 Flretwood 2oori waJ?on. $500. 642-3678 Cadilla1· Good r u n n 1 n i: I at ~, P\I or wknds rond. full power and factory L-~-\"l"G 1 J w·u . s~~ 'Ph 81" 2!16R c./ ' •' n une, I Rir ·•· • onr --_. --\\hnl,,s;.ile ·s.1 Impala. :i spd :,9 2-rlr. Pio. ph. nl'Pd ~•wl< .~'.?7 cu in. exrel cond. hradlln,.r. ancl m 1 n 11 r "-lfi...!1i·~1 '66 Gal 500 HT. vinyl roof full pwr, air. Stcrrosonic, nu tires. $2150. 833-0919 'SO Ford Galaxie 4 Or. Good transportation car. Needs brakes. S250.00. Call 5-16-6370 •·OHNSON & SON ·s7 •'ORD Wagon. !l pMs .. ...: full pwr . air. R/H, izood LINCOLN MUCURY W/W, tJOled glai;s !m--0176 O,.ii S.INhys '64 GA'..AXlE 500 Xlnt cond. 2 dr. air, ps, R&H. S995 542-4384 alt J 1958 Ford Skyllner. Extra clean. See to appreciate! t>vt Pt y 673-798\ ·ss Ford 4 door sedan. ~2 eng. R/H. autom1llc, pwr Steering. 64&-41294 1964 Mercury Montclair 4-door h:trrllop. Beautiful ycl· low with lull vinyl interior, power window11, power ~l"at. Fartory air condition. Mnny other extras. One owner r~r with only :l2.300 miles. The like-new second car. JOHNSON & SON UNCOLN MPCUIY o,..s. .... 600·700 W. C"" Hwy., NI 541-7751 -64Z·0911 JOHNSON & SON repairs Sll.i. Sat & Sun 1 ··· rh . -5 .--aJ1-· c~··lll ,,, l'\)I In w.1i:on nu LINCOLN MHCUllY ·' " _ 11rr~ run.., i;ood V - 8 o,. .. Se114o" •jj7 (':id1llR(' C'OUfH' di' V1tll', a11111111.11or s22:;. ;,411-81 14 600·700 W. CNtt Hw, .. NI 12,000 mltri1. W1U tn1rlc , ---.--- 600•100 w. c-· Hwy .. , NI I fmoorted Autos 9600 Imported. A•ltos 9600 Imported Autos 9600 ~7751 -: !,4~·0•_1_1 _ ------------------------------- 541-7151 -642·ffl1 rtl0-G90 66 CllF.VELLE SS 396, 4 spd. like new. all access. '60 BUICK 4 Door Le&ibre. Po"'l"r •IN'r·I in1t, powrr brakrit. 11uroma. tic. Bir l-Ondition1011. $595 STANSBURY BUICK 2100 HARBOR BG"/O. COST A MESA 646-9022 ''6 RIVIRA Full PoWtr and factory "Ir eondJUooln•. ttnito btndl 1e11t. tilt Wh4"'1. 11tc. S3495 STANSIUIY IUICI( ~F:J Dorado. Air. low StlOO t.12-4177 milenitr. warranty, g AC ·~C'll!::VY Wagon. New $6495. IW2-56AA _ ----motor Stereo tape. $60(). ·ro C'.ADLLl....AC DJ.: VlLLI::, 642-19"rl alter 4:30 p.m . C'onvM11blr. rxdl 1·ond. S..12:'!0 Priv. party. 846-0029 'G7 De V11le-Cadillar C'onv. Fully rquipfll'(l. ~12.000 miles. 1~1 m2S CHEYRf)LET "9" Passencier!!! ·,;1 C'lll.."V. V~ .. IMPALA .. 9 P;\SS. STATION WAGON . P r;, pwr/stttr. pwrlbrl<s. J)\\ r r. window . R/H' l"IC. Oi;vrn lr11s•than 10,cm ml. Pt-r yr ' Sparkling or11:. ala. mo 111n w AA!Mlr lnttr. ONLY $1295 lilt r11r IOI on llnrhor Blvd. JOHNSON & SON Uncoln·MerCll")' C'OSlR MHa Branch 1~11 ll1rhor Blvd. 642-TIS> '62 Impala .,.-t ~-Auto. RJH, PIS. Xlnt c:ond. $IOO 548-«ilG 'l.'5 Impala ~ Spt ....._ Perl conct, $leoo. BJoe-1* ftl 11900. 54J..mt ext .195 'st Ole'!' 2 dr, one OW"Mr car, J1lnt condtUon. pa, • 60-1431 . '116 M1liba, 7elJDw wMh bid inltrl«. • IP! It Mli.t IMI t .. $:l2"JO f73.0ISa7 'S6 QI!:\'. NOMM>: ,.. Pfti«W ..... Ir. lldft. ~"llMI . COMET CO~ET ·63. xlnt trans. car. l·Ownpr Slick llhlft; 29.000 orii: m1. $695. 546-3013 '~Co'.\1F.T Wagon. $595. 6 C'yl stick; clean: good tirts & rood. 1-0wnr. 673-0461 CORVAIR SZ"iO 'fill <:orv1ir ~· TJ todc n' rQll, chrm r Im s. :I ~ nr shift. s.,lendfd car. Sl'P 111 m Yorktown, HB -I I Co;:ya.lr for sale. Mak" oUtt or trade. Call 548-2832 COIVllll l llW 1MI · COIVE'flS COUGAR VA. aotomallc. powtt steer~ Ing, f1tctory air condition· Ing. landau top. $2995 STANSIUIY IUICI 2100 HARIOR ILVD •• COST A MESA '46-9022 .-'TIUN--KIN--G-P_roPLE.....,....,...,......,.,...,....,,B'""'UY=: ' COOL COUGARS WITH IUST 13,234 MILES! 1917cooGAR V~ DLX. CPE W/auto. e:r.n.., P'W1' bfto.., ,., ...... RIB,-. ,.,...... '-all ll'llllllt wbite w/ .. tllll lllDe *"'° .. biter. Go.a wtda IM!tm7 ......... -... ad? ONLY $2995 1 lit cir IOt Oii .. ""°" m.d. JOHNSON I SON ! . . . . ,. , . ............. -·---. -··-.... ·--..-. ...... ·-..,,,...-.. • ................. -••• .t. .............. -· •• ·--·· J • DOWT IUY YOUI .W 1968!tl TOYOTA ANYWHEIE llFOIE YOU CHECK DEAN LEWIS WDERSllP SIYlllS! • TEST DRIVE •• TODAY!° SEDllS • IARITDPS • STA. WllS. • LA• CRmERS ' Spec. J Beaut. blade Eqpt • 20,000 by orlt quick F•c JOt UN 6N-711 Mio •i8Bi wagon tree fc for $l availa· b.-\rpi tu min: Johnsc MPrcu Oi&li tmpoi - ) .. -t DAILY PILOT j9 .:::;;;;;::;;;::::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;::::::::::::::==::::::====::::==========:::==~~~~~~====:::::::~:;.::=-~~::::::==...=:_~_::::::::.. __ ::::::_::=!._ __ _!!~~~!..,_--~ffOI- • '68 CHEVY VlN CAMPER 15· El. ·CAMINOS. lreN N-. VI ei.,i,,., e11tometlc, I pfy CHIM. tire1, etc. i to ... .,;'ity 04111t,,~ for 'ce111p. i .. witlt wood i11terior, color coorell11otoel cuJ.io11 vi11yl floor, full wi41tl. 1to4' plu, full wi .. th "''°' !.u11k, ice bH, delnlen dHI •ink, 10 gel. weier •v1t1r11, wor .. robo, ler90 mirror, celll119 li9l1h, f0Jeli119 teble, 1top for cempor elooN, cob curtei11•, otc., etc. All for thi1 1111lloliovobly low price. No. •H 15 br•ncl new '61 El C•minos to choose ' from. Some with •ir conclitionlt19, bucket sH h •l'lcl bench sHh, •utom•tics •nd 4 spHds. 53495 -. ~60 CHEVROLET Plc~11p. I Foot FIH h14e, 6 cylin4or, tl•11· 4or4 1hlft, reel olltl white. '67 MUSTANG GT 2 plus l fostbock. 4 1pHel, power 1tMrin9, roelio •M hH tor, elolu .. i11terior option. '2395 '62 IMPALA Sport coupe. VI, owtometic, power ri1orin9, factory oir u11elitionin9, reelio, hooter. Er- mi111 whito with blu• interior. '66 CHEVY II . Novo 1t•tio11 we9on. VI, power 1teerln9, reelio, ho•ter, outomotlc. A reol horel to finel compact w19011. Ermine white with blo trim. '1895 ' CONNELL f 2121 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA ~~:s546-1203~:s546-1200 '61 BUICK Spociol 4 Door. VI , 111tott1elic, power 111••· in9, roelio, hHtor, mitt 9ru n with t•Hn vinyl interior. A cloen, eo101pect cer. '66 MUSTANG Horeltop coupo. VI, 1uto1011tlc, power 1tur· 1119, reelio, hH tor, whlto with reel i11torior. 9900 1 UMd C•rt 9900 MERCURY MUSTANG OLDSMOllLE PONTIAC MERCURY '68 ~TON RAND NIW lo11t wheel beto, VI e119l110, 111to111etlc tre11u,.h• •1011, i. .. ..., 4wty equi1t111ent, 2 to11e ,.1 .. t. Stock """'"' 670. ALL NIW CHEVROLET ~ TON Ill" WHL. BASE PICKUP WITH TURBO. HYDRAMATIC, 127 V81 ENGINE. 6" LONGER BED. IMMEDIATE uELIVERY. STOCK NUMBER 760 '61 OLDSMOBILE H 4 Door liereltop. VI e119lu , oulomotlc tr1111miuion, power 1turi"t• ro41o 111~ hH+· ... '62 FALCON Station we9e11. 6 •vlineler 1n9i11e, •lenclor4 treumlu ion. PONTIAC PONTIAC 1967 Mercury * Old1mobli. * 1965 Dynamic 88 4 dr Cele-'6.5 PONT. Bonne v 111 e. --------- Spec. Monterey 2-dr. ITT. Beaut. lime frost finish w t black int. & bl landau rf. Eqpt w/auto U'Bns, R&H. 20.000 act. mi. Trarted 111 by orig. owner. Priced for qulck sale. $2695 F•dory Warranty * "Fua·N·Sun" '63 MERCURY "COMET" s.22 COMPACT CONVER· TlBLE. Hard to find "4" SPEED floor shift, R/H. rtr. Sparkling ala mo tAn w/saddlc bucket seat inter. ONLY $895 l s1 car lot on Harbor Blvd. JOHNSON & SON UncoJn..Mercury '66 MUSTANG 2 plus 2 brity Sedan. 98 motor, fac air, pwr sir. radio, cpt, very dean. good rubber, Xlnt cond, Pvt pty, $1875 644-0976 -el nk Repo11eu1on 1967 Olds Och.a 4-dr Hard- top. Full pwr & air cond. • Make offer. F"llfilncing avail! Call before 5 p.m. 642-3lll ext 44 or 49 wkday1 only. hardtop, exotic blue, full '64 Pontiac power, air C'ond., d Ir. ·r 1 (driven by little old school GRAND PRTX. 8C'aut1 u teacher). Spcedomrter reads copper bronze finish with 21 .000. Auto i,-peed control while interior. Fully factory All original. Wiii tAke older equipped plus automotic trade or $151! cash down. transmjsslon, radio, he>ater. Pymts $46.86 mu. Call after power steering, power brak· 1 PM, 494-9773 or 639-3617 es and lllctoy air condition· 'li6 Le Mans, V-8, auto trans, ing. New tires. Excel1ent w/console. PS. buc ket appearance & condlfion. aeata:, yellow w/blck Int. Low, low miles. Xlnt oond. Service mu. $ 1795 '6~ PONTIAC Costa Mesa Branch l!>U Harbor Blvd. &l.2·'7000 fastback. VS, automatic. power steering, radio and '61 Olds FSS. Auto, RJH. 4-<lr. wsw. Good cond. sale price $395. Call 642~ alt 6:30 pm Sett offer takes. 533-1564 '64 BONNEVILLE 4 Dr. hdtip. Auto., pwr. strtr. & brakes. >Ont <'ond. 39.000 milt's. $1 ,450. Orig. ownr. Tempest sport coupe. 6 cyl- inder engine. a.utomatic transmission, radio a n d heater. '64 Mercury Sta Wag Colony Park. all factory extras. 3.R.000 mill'S. Leaving area. must sell $1900. 548-8908 MUSTANG heater $1995 STANSBURY BUICK ·53 Olds Fine transportation, good motor -Make offer. Pvt Pty Evrs & all day Wkt•nds 673-8:l16 . 49-1-9309 .. $995 STANSBURY BUICK 2100 HARBOR BLVD. COST A MESA 646-9022 JOHNSON & SON "f>E Muatana. H.T .. V-8, auto. 2100 HARBOR BLVD. UNCOUI MERCURY r/h, 19.000 mi. New tires. COST A MESA ~9022 JOHNSON & SON Opoti S-.,. Xlnt cond. $1800. 540--4725 'li6 MUSTANG, V-8, ""hit e '55 Pontiac. Hardtop. A real UNCOLN MHCURY IOY CARVER PONTIAC .... 1" w. Ced Hwy .. NI '65 Mustang 2+2, VS, auto. hardtop with blue int. Com-PLYMOUTH honey. Must see to ·~ o,.. S...,._ 141-7711 -'42.otlt good cond fl500 l el ri lnaL T preciatt 254 She r wood • 600·700 W. C.-Hwy., NI -Hartlar Bl .• Colt• ,._ Kl6-4444 '88 BRAND new station ps, · P.ct Y 0 g .°': co~~ '65 BARRACUDA, baby blue, 642-2433 141.ns1 -'42.ott1 all ervl 5'18-3.307 alt 4 dition Inside • out. Will ~ cyl. aul'o, tuU power. air. ----------~--------wagon. A.ir, etc., s ce take trade or SJSO cash. p-.1 ,,,_d Only 31 000 mi· GTO '65, hdtp. R/H, P/S, '67 · PONTfAC Sprint. auto, tr • ..,, 000 'I r .. '65 Mm;tang. Very clean. C'11 , ~· U ce 1or ""'· nu es . ....,..se Pymts $49.86 mo .. dlr, call Sl<IU\. Mak.ft ()ff-. 13· Ac. Cer: auto trans. ni>w tires. ltndy ps. sterro tapr, low m cs. Oraqe Olanty'1 Excludft Dealer fOr Ptollt -fto)U and Bently. for $119 per month. Also 29,000 actual mites &f 11 494-9773 63S-3617 """ ' '" ... , to bargain. 499-2588 rll'an cond, $600 & take <1V available: e x c e pt i o n a I Rras. -64&-3006 , ter • . or rit<>11 Dr.. Lag\Jna Bl'ach. pymnL~· 5'1~ barpl.ns on our 1 e aae 1965 Red Mustang 2+2 67 Mustnng GTA-2 + 2, a.Ir. 4~1-9600 '65 L<-Man~ 2 dr hr<l top. turnlna. Lease Dept . automatic transmisi1lon. I fu~l pwr. Jes~ than fi.000 '62 Ply W;ig 9 pa1111• J ownl'r. P/S 4 ~pd. :l2G ''11• In. ex Johnson & Son Lincoln • $l800 494-m2 m11~5. Brlow blue hook. Call l!ood l'On(I Nl'w tir<'~ & rond. Sl69~>. &16-52M Mrrcury642-09S1 __ -JJUI N ttie 11t'lnger'S m the 642-71199eft 6 hrnkr~ SrAt C'OV, lo w --·57 CATALIN A-- Dial 642-5678 for RESULTS CAil.Y PILOT WANT ADS! ~(your ~~ mllMgr SM.'i. 646-5Ei02 I r 'h * S~. * 847-6110 Imported Autos 9600 Imported Autos 9600 -·YTlll~'G STARTS~ CHICK IVERSON, INC. '67 YW1 '1699· '" vw. 11499 '60 YW "IUG" 4499 '64 YW' ..... ,ICKU, $1199 '67V.W.n ...,, ..,. NIW CAMPll 19'0 PORSCHIS 2 to ..._ 1'63 POltSCMU t te ..._ 1"6 flORS(MIS'11 ........... .C ... Y .. "CHIC" YW TWlfJ ,.,. ......... c.e. ..... .... , ••n• Imported AutOI .96001mported Autos 96001mPorted Aufot 9600 ATT~TION. Toyota Buyers llM SLEltlONS TOYOTA NOW HAS A COt.AlllEH INVENTORY OF IRAND NEW 1968 TOYOTA Coupes, Sedans & Lanclcnnsers · s.rviced •nd r .. dy for immediate def.very in both four speed encl •..tom.tic tr•mmission models. ._ A HAND NIW 1961 TOYOTA CORONA SEDAN · with A~tk ..... ,, .... ,...... ..... t. ..WitlM te the ~ dHI •M ,,...... Mlectlon ••• JIM Sl.ffton1 Toyot• •110 offers 9u•r.riteect tervice 1•tl1fec. '*' itt ftle Mthw1'1 new"t •"411 ~t .. 1,,.411 M"lc• c••· "'""'"" ~ Off 41 MO, IAllltC ,MANC"" OM: -AIOUT otl NIW UMIN• PIMIAM FIKANCING NEVER A PROBLEM AT llM SLE"'O'NS TOYOTA 417 West Warner -540-2512 -Sa nta An.t. 'WW. Y .. &et The .... 0..1 M4ll A~w S.lea Sen-Ice" . \ SPECIAL PURCHASE f rom FORD MOTOR COMPANY OF 1967 MUSTANGS 1967 COU"ARS 1967 MEICURYS C<••11•u. Sedtns, Ctnvtrllbln . Co'°"Y l"ert Stell"" Wnoflt. •-ulpmtlll (l\olce FllOM IUl-llc ltellll!llUIOn. tt<llo. totei.r, end Powtr 11terlnt TO lull _,, IKfO<'Y elr condlll011l111. el<. All er• Ilk• new Ind ,_ m1111. "~-;,.~••rt Fadory Warranty A BEAUTIFUL SELECTION of LATI MOOIL CONTININTALS ·u.·~·u ~. c:-. c~. Y-cllOkir flf •t-rrKf!W ~ olld lfti.tltn. ,._llY •II .,, "°''"" .ollll t ll Ille l\novrv c.,. -ftelllttl ¥911 u.-ct. Some -MltOll'lt llc .... Qlllftll, FM • I-.... m'""-.it, Ilk. s.t 10 __ .. !Mir cieN!lloll --IY. PllCIO AT A SAvtN•S TO YOU .... FACTOIY WAllANTY CONN SUNDAY) ' Johnson· & Son LINCO\.N-MllCUaY.C~·DIALll .... 7tl W. COAST NWT .. NIWPOIT ICM. 141-1ll1 '41•1 ' • 52750 LONGHORN '2835 '66 CAPRICE Cu1toM coupe. 127 VI, outomotic, ,._., tlo•r· in9, fectory eir co114ltl011in9, roelio •M hooter, ermi11e white w/po1h lllwo interior, like 111w. '67 DATSUN DeluH 4 Door toelen. Ulltler 4.000 ori9inol 111il11, 4 1pHel tren1101i11len, roel io en4 hH t•r. RA MILER STUDEBAKER .. '61 Rambler 4 door sedan. 6 '57 STUDEBAKER SilVe:f' ryl. Rebuild engine New 3 Hawk Excellent condition. speed auto. transmission. $300. 673-3179 Interior like new S.iOO. 1503 E. Fairmont, Santa ARI. T-llRD . 542-3864 64 4 door vs. automatic, RED 1955 T-Bird. rebuilt cle'an. Gold finish. $799. Pb. motor & trans. P.S .. P,B., 642~ P.S., new wblte vinyl eoft HOLIDAY RAMBLER lop, 2 aets new tins" " 19811 Hartlor Blvd. CM wbeei., originals A: chrome '6'5 American hardtop coupe. wbeell, $1395 646-4401 dl.Ys. $1199. Phone 642-6023. 54&-82'16 eves -HOLIDAY RAMBLER '62 T-Bird, go o.d cond1Uon, 1969 Harbor Blvd. CM new ~akes, $7$ 64&-5956 or 60 Rambler. 9 past. wuon 548-2538 Ideal for surfboarding. $195. '64 Landau Full power, .Air, Can linance. 548-7112 FM 46.000 mi. $100 for equl- '62 Rambler Ambns. VS. Sta· ty. Bal $14.50 673-1029 lion Wagn, Good cond. $695. VALIANT 644--0969 . ' STUDEIAKEI ..15 Valiant D , tta wac.: Lo miles. 1 owner, auto, r /h, '62 Studebaker Larlr, VI, 4 dr xlnt cond $1150 ctr belt c6r •tick "ihilt. O/d, R/H, 1 ~-'1'246 owner $400. 53&-02 Whiw elepbantaT Dime -.& 't ..... w -N.YI I ...... , wr• • ~~ 1 • .-irrW".rw ' :-VSED IMPORT '.~ :: SPECIALS :s -: '64 TRIUMPH HllALO s795 • I DOOR SIOAN ~ '66 SUNllAM '139~ J ALl'INI IOADSTll ~ ~'67 M•, ..... H.... '1295 ~ '63 VOLVO STATION '1395 ' ·• WAGON, l&H ~ '67 DATSUN '1595 : ~ PICKUP w/~ '64 YW SIDAN saa5 .... eM Meet• 77 165 ~~~OUNI PANn S 1795 165 =ION WAM>N, Air '995 166 JA6UAl HI H ·J YW•AN '4395 ' '995 '595 1"6 MAllOI M.YI .. COSTA M1SA PMONI 646-tlU ,, 18255 ·BEACH BOULEY ARD YOUR CHOICE ~r:D '68 MUSTANG -$2288 er 10•1 •• rMI $6095 PerMenth- TOTAL DOWN Frah Air HNttr ' Otl~ttr, l•<kw, Dome. Courtnv & Side lltflls, ludtt S..ts. All VlftYI Trim, Ny!ofl c ..... 11. ltodler l'•nef MouldlMt & Afr ~ ()rM!Mftt, 5ffl & ~1• ltlts, l'edded Dall ' vosors. Wlndllllafd W1>Mrs ' 2 s-.i WlHn. No. 274 IMMEDIATE DEllVEltY. -~n:D '68 RANCHERO -$2288 ., 1o•fo1rMI $6095P.,Menth- TOTAL DOWN FrHll Air .. Ul~r l Oflr061er. llK~ UP. Oomf, Courlny ,}-S~ llghls, D1v-Nilt, l"'•do l OutslOt llemof@ COfll•ol OVtslclt MlrrM. ll•ltlll "''"' Mouldh•I>· P1dded Duh Ind Vi-•. Seit ' Shoulclrr lltlla, • /lnd\hllld W11her1 l J IHed Wipers, No. 2'4. IMMIDIATE DELIVEltY. Includes SALES TAX AND LICENSE 1/3 or 30% down NOT required •t WILSON FORD where your aP.,roved bank credit wtH qualify you for minimum down payment on your ·new ur or new truck. TR ANSPO TATI O N SP CIALS '60 Ra111laler W19ot1. AuNf'Mttc. rMlle, heetw, Steck numMI' M4 ,6 2 R-laler A-inn. 1tM11e. hMtw, -•H 1teck ahlft. No. 674 '63 Rallllaler American. Witteft. Aut.....ttc, rldlo, h .. ter. No 697 '63 Gala-le VI, auto., lt&H, vinyl -Interior. Ne. IOt ,65 P'-outh van•nt. itMlt... .,..,., •.,... erltln•t. Ne. Sff '66 Forti CUltem. Aut9tftatk, rMlle. helter, er'91MI. Ne, Sl1 '67 Yolksw~11 ~--· .... ""'· $199 $299 $399 $499 $599 $899 $999 $1399 $1199 $1899 * SPECIAL PURCHASE . * 1967 GALAXID-MustANGS.FAllL'lNES-T·lllDS 23 OF 'IHDE FACTORY &UAµNlllD AUTOMOllLES TO CHOOSE FROM!!!! 1967 ....... 100 -:,·i:: ::·:.&H. ,~ $2299 1667 ••laxle 500 v~:y~'ln~t~n PS, $ 1999 ' · 1967 Mu11al!9 ~i:t.::.·~~;, HH, $ 1999 1967 Palrlmse IOO Hr!ti!.9ttr~~.:1 $1999 1967 ........ ~~r~j.:.."'=~ R&H, WIW, $1199 1967 Forti Cortina W9n:!~s: •· $1699 MUSTANG ROUND·UP '65 Mulfa119 VI, 9"'....ttc, h, c.....,e.Ne.6'7 $1099 '65 ....... VI, Mltwtlc, PS, .... ceftvertl~le. No. 62' $1299 '66 ....... VI, MltelMtlc, "· &'Mlle, • •• • ._ ....,_, "-rdtep. .... m $1499 '67 MUSTANG '65 MUSTANG VI. IUICL. PS, •Ir atnd., Yt llow/lllldt lnttr. '"' ''6 MUSTANG '65 MUSTANG VI. eutomellc, -1tter1M, air cOfld. VI. alllamallc. -alwtfl119, air corol. tur<i./ture. fJ'9 lletlt/tt.<11. 1171 - YOUR CHOICE • 5 1988 •:t~D '68 FALCON . $52'5 '---~ 1988 '' 10% •IMI Per Mont~-- TOTAL DOWN Frt•h •Ir huttr I dtfro1ltr. d ua l hyclraulic b•a•• 1y1lefll, brah lilt, fro11I cloor crhy. li9ht~ cloth I vi11yl i11ltrio•. peclcl1cl cl11h I vi10t. wl111hlllelcl w11llt •1 I wipers, alclt view Miff.,. • llAND '68 CORTINA NIW . .. eer« Pi J '"'--911981 ., 10% aM $1295 ..., Menth-- TOTAL DOWN• Otlurt 2 Door. A11oflow vt nlilello" ay•ltm, budel ault, vi11yl l11lt ror, carpels. l11t1rlo• encl nltrior cl1cor oplio111. cllac bra~u. WSW lirta, tulometic lft"1miu io11. No. l54. 1,,,,,,.c11a11 0.11 ... ,.,. ':t.:D '68 F· 100 PICl(.UP --:$1911 ., 10% ... fl2"..., ~-. ___, TOTAL ' . DOWN Duel l.ytlrt •lic ~alie 1ytl•"'· vi11yl i11leriet t.i"', ,..44..J tluh I viaor, i"si4t I tide ¥lt w "'lrrera, ,.fleeter, wilMlthitl.I wtahen & two 1,.M wl,_,.. I 15" Fltr••"'• lto4y. $2388. 10%. $63°,.,Meftttl TOTAL DOWN Fresll Air He11'er & Detroslff, VtllYI • Clotll u.i.t.,.Nvlel\ • lllYOI\ ~ l.at-U., Dome, Caurl9U • s1• Lltllts, ttoc• ,._, a t 1111 Mkll, ,.._ Delli & vi-s. Seel • lllld. 1e111, w/lllleld W•llr• • l •Hed wipers. ':::D '68 GALAXIE _ $2311 .10% ..... $63",.,Menth TOTAL DOWN ~•uh Air HNllr & Detl'OSllr. Vlnv·1 l Cltlft l'•11011firv. N~ & ltlYOfl Ca,,..,ts. llet~·UP, .0-. Cou•tt" & Slci. Lllllta. !toe.lier Panel l Whee • ouldlf191, ~lldded DHh • Vitera. Ifft a s..oui.r 81111. Wlncllhlt ld Wawn .. 2 s,ted WI-•. II. 1'0. IMMEDIATW OILIYEltY. • SPECIAL FINANCING AVAILABLE Sof<11t 11N11199nwnts wi111 le8Cll,,. • anlc -ti-c:on"•M•lel e1v1 us Ille -r!vntlY tt olltr ltr..,. wflldl mrf LOWER YOUR ~AYMENTS lluv 'fOIW new cer or truck and redlle'e _, ~lhlY --· REDUCE YOU R MONTHLY CASH OUT LAY 12·24-36 or 48-Month Finandn2 Available on Approved Credit UM IM ..uitv Ill vour -'4d car, l'AID 'o" -0/l "°T, ............. ~ ll9YTMllt "' --or Used car ., trudt II WILSON l'OttD .... ..... ... • CASH BACK SUPER SAVINGS • '61 Chevrolet !!:~~ i.!~°'."t.!'734 $499 '63 Chevrolet :; = .:~ $699 $699 $199 '65 falcon :.i:· ::;tic, ,_.., $999 '66 ....... :.:·~..... $1399 TRUCK & CAMPER SPECIALS '63 Chevrolet .~~~~~ .... -:I;' cynlMler, '61 ford F·IOO ~~~~"' '61 ,.,.. •-•oo • cyl, a ....... ............. '62 CL-vrolet y, .. Pick• Au•••*'lc, ~ l&H ..... 61t , ALSO AYAILA&I $399 $199 $199 $799 $799 $1399 'M CMnlOUT ''4 flOID F-111 '61 CMIY. 1/2 TON ,~,.,,. "6", ..... l*t ...... 4 ....... *"'° l'--,_ VI. ltldl. rwlo,. lltttilr N-*'71 ... • • ... • '65 IANCHDO 'M POID '-100 "19 CHIY. ,.,. TON '6'. lllbNttc, I -_,.. A 9fllttlrw ,._,, Qllttlll.. W. A 4 .... -.11 ...,_ 11'35 l•• -Rfl ' Hl'I PLUS A PULL U• OP NIW . ._ USll ~ l'AVMllfTI IMCLUO. T~llW & "MANCI CH.UGU l'CHt • MO. O" ~ CHOIT e WHITS lfDI WAU. TIHS ANO WHH\. COVllll ~ '01111 NOWI • COST A MESA HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY LAGUNA BEACH WESTMINSTER t ........ e II 0 7 ROLL AHEAD WITH T.D.I. THE LEADI .. BEARIN6 MANUFACTURER IN THE COUNTRY We ere • CJrowth company off~ring opportunities . for •dv•ncement •nd exceptioul employ" beneflh. ' -l:Ol81111 Iii !!!!' ~Spat I ::.: UD It Environmen lllEI ..... ~·s.tn. 1=-:: fJCrilk: rot." Stlv• in • story i!Mllvtd i Miits le• deltll of 0 I~ 1:m•aCI {10) Rote 1= John Eries llllMf bel townfollcs di•ns. with most c:oncf on th• m settlers in Thie El ... 7:J088CI Joel Grey Mathis, G ~,at ~~ I~ stirs n • Lent ment of ·~· spectacull ..... '*dleft Jollll'-1'! 1:-. Oii-i: .. ,! l:JOll QJ ( Chip drlt who turr ~0 ( !\t1 Sn •"· Speib I Dr. Gille: come iM !'~ ..... 500. ·- SATURDAY I ..., .... (C) (21,i ht) UT ..... .. I aw........ ~ (C) MAY 25 ~>.J!~~ ...... IC tlle =..:~Ult .. Mill ...... ' • r ·~ .... (I ........ (IUIPlftlt) '63 GIOlll C. Scott. Din• Wyntw, Ctlwi 8'°°" Tony Curtis, Kirk Oovl1a•. Burt l:GO 9 Tiii Iii ..... (C) (60) • Llnc1ster, RoMrt Mitchum. (R) DU@ F,_. .._ (C) (30) !J~<~..,..':J~:i:: e::..:-::!ts~ (C) <30> Cral1. VlrPll• Mubll, .limes Rob- fJ ._ Citr (C) (&0) ertaon Justice. • s.c-.• Tllllh I==-:.. fl) ltlD ~ "M11111in1 Min's t:30 B fBJ (I) f'llliciNt Jndllll: (C) Environment.'' (R) (30) a.tty Jo mutt choose from II> El ---emon1 four weddin1 ~ 1:30 8 Sii.., ..... (C) (30) one Ille selected, the dr11dful OM l llWMr ltMdl: (C) (60) Tex Uncle Joe ordered,· • mlnl·pwn er pests. broulflt from P1ria by Cousin M11, D Crilil: (C) (60) "True. to Ttr· or the one WDm by htr mother It ror." Steve Forrest .• John Gevln st1r her own Wlddin1. (R) In 1 story of two 11)111 w1lo become ' 11Ht• M (60) llMIVed in 1 biz1m •rin al (ill(]) W;ue~ h&lce: (C) Miits 1tadin1 to the ICCident1I Steve Llwrtnct ind Eydie dtlth of one's dlu1httr. (R) Gorme host. Jolnln1 tftt hulb•nd: 1 1 U.. I.Icy (30) 1nd·wlf• teem ere comics Tim Con· AntM If """' w1y ind Cofbttt Monica. the billet 1• • fBj (I) C1S r...1 ~ (C) tum of Szony end Cl1ire, end Tiit (JO) RoiW Mudd Mescotb, 1ppurln1 In I hHd·tO· I mc-s.w, {c) (30) he1d bll1ndn1 act. (R) Delltl ...., Dip: (C) (30) ... " lllnw. John Ericson st1r1 as the ptlCI· 10:00 9 ff (J) Mlllllb: (C) (60) Men· ""'-between loclt fumbtnnen ni1 1crees to help his old f111ne tonfofb Ind the ... Perce tn'. Gloril F1msworth ... 11 croundt-for di1ns, with the lndllns e1Ulin1 the dlvon:e end thtn Is ICcused of most concern by their constent reids murderln1 her husbend. (R) on th• tent dwelllnp of the ldlllo I lfwl: (C) (30) JICk Lltham. llttltn in this epllode entitled "Th• · IJ ...,. Thi'1Y·C.llber Town." Ciel • S. C... la fnill w ~ (C) (30) 1•.30 II Mowie: '11M Crw1 SU" (Id· ....... lllMd (C) (30) venture) '53-J1ck HIWlllns, Do111ld IMnl Fir• Sinden . ...,... tile lefflf D II MtHt: (C) (30) "llhe, For- 0 .._. &u lece mou. Tllwtn.'' Bexter Wtrd hosts 7:118 fBJ (J) Wi1 U.-: (C) (60) this .tour of the lsllnd ol T1iw1n Joel Grey, Jane Mortlft, Jollnny lhowin1 lh PI09lt ind be1uty Mlthls, Groucllo Men, end Loult while rte111in1 the exodus of Ch1n1 ~.J!!nl (R) Kti·shek end his followers from the Q3 CI> n. S.W: (C) (60) Cl!lntse m1lnl1nd. Death GllM." (R) 8t JM ,,.. (C) (2 hr) I t..-. (60) 11:80 8 fJMll ~ ~ (C) Clett (ff] Cl) ........ (C) (30) Roberts. nit ... .. (90) Rod Sttillf • Tiii lllll .... ""'= (C) (30) stirs n "Al Capone." Je1S M1rtow. !!!'15.al ,..., ~ ... , ..... (C) W: .(C) (60} An •llOl1· Tiie r..,,.. (C) """' of top talents ol today .,, 11:10 &'::!': ·ActM .. tile ..... fllturld In 1 muslcll-eomedy-verlety · (•dwenture) '43 -Hum- IP'Ctlcullr. Flltlnd entert1lners pflrey Bor•rt. Reymond MHMY . .....,. Al Hlft, "'' Condoll. 11:15. , .... 52 ...... : """ ..... Qretdllfl w,tlf, Mery ford. end ........... (CO!Mdy) '61-TOllY Cut· Jollnl .:er~ (IO) & ~:· =-*~~ ~ Tiie......... ~,....... (drllftl) '63-- • ....... ·llCl ltlldlon, Rod Taytor, Mery uol· lr~ .... (C)(30) ;r._ AmeJ .. el Dtliilrt 11:301 Tiii TlllllM .... (C) l:IO a 9 (J) My 11nt s..: (C) (30) ,...: "f.-el r.....-(llor· Chip drns • computer·Mledtd dltl ror) '65-Annl• Albert. Thony Melly. who tlout to bl all fMt tall. 12:30 ...... 111"91: (C) "Trepen," l '~lldl Slbbltll," "Glint ol tM U let SIUrt: (C) (30) Evll lsllnd.'' Ind "Speel1I eorr.. 1 Sm1rt!" (R) spondtnt" a "· IGWlrr. (60) "Th• Th"'• 1:00 I..... (C) Spe1b fOf ltst"." Or. IUldlrt Ind flllwte: "Stl .... 111 tile CltJ'" Dr. Giiiespie 1nd Blair Hosplt1I be· (drtm•) '62-Aobtrt Gentile. ii~";~'"'::'';:, ;j . GJ ActiM. n.n: "Th• Anlm1l1." 1fie 1'11mpa1111 Music Mekm II· 1.15 n ~· ""'-... ..,.,_ ...,.. .. MeMori11 Day 1nd Utt Indy (Tr1rn1) 60 -Sii MIMo, SUMll 500. Kohner. ..... .... ' (C) (90) l:M .................... (C) '1111 GlmAT ll\\l'tt~lt! Starring 1) Tony Curtis 2) Tor:iy Curtis 3) Tony Curtis Saturday 11:15 PM t~llSS2 4) Tony Curtis 5) Tony Curtis Pac• a fQ CLOSE -UP Iii ~~ F~ n ~ ~~ ~ _ •1da.. as 'V"'"'"'alv • opeamt 29--aihr ...t Do. Ho -1 pzn ~ &ia.bttg acrcm tbr st) 0\ er ~~.c~Hiw>A Tk ~" •t..r ~ the •JI' palms and lbe ruged ~ ddi DC'\U looted bcncr ~ ihr ~lD! sbac* ~ O\"tt bccdJ md aqe5lJC ~ Hc:ad.. ~ ~s H.P'1>ffo.-~ nn oa SBC )4~~ 9 P).t ~ -~-a CA Mt o d.am.>noa. tout rdcn "' ~ -.,, the iC'W mtt:u.mcn from tu.-a &iO -m;aU ll bq-(IC the oa.dand. 1>.."'G Ho f>.."CI read~ admr.s ht IS -w:tt-uup.-u>d dJd ~ rea~ SUit caTelC al ht .. "2S ~-•bm he ~ed up blS u1ck 11'1 JI bat • Ka.::aeoOc. home tos'D.. a.od surtcd CC" siut io ha ~ ·.....-:W ~ ~..W ~le ~.-. u ~-ht~ apparcd m posh DOft Ho .-ida ----~~ SOit D_.ia#tl mght dubs in ~""' YorL Las Vq~ ind r.a a1 ~ C~nut Gro''t 1n Los An~lcs. Sonw 100 peoploe spent foor ""ttl.<. filming the ~" on k-ca- uons around Hooolulu and ~ ad~~ming islands. ~n ts the ont~ ~ of the sbow--0 you 00n·t count the dt>uns of ch1klrcn. the llght of t.'utriggcr anocs plunging through the magnificent surf. and ~urulu scene-stealers. If ~·ou don"t have a ooloc 1V -.et. you11 ~ '°"1· For all lbe pidu~ post<ard beauty of Hawaii is captu~. from the spcctec:ular opmia,g ~gmmt. to ~ final ~ucnce ""hen hundrnb of children from a school choir 5tand on the volcanic promont.:-ry of Koko Head near Honolulu and sina "We A~ Hawaii .. and the classic .. Aloha 0c. -as the improbabtv bnlliant rolo" of the Pacific <run~1 t>l~c and fade in the background ...... SUNDAY I •.• -:::: ·. ·, -. ¥,,,.,,. (d ttr, Edmu. IE 119CI PM'• c.. How Mut Bernstein to the tt musleal frames . hi cateaorin instrumen tification. or·f1lse I> picture st IT11t1 T1llt M War i ColOf the Sun." (i7)(})St ti) firtbe> :GOBftlbl · Pit I · O u :JOl"twll Rella~ : Woftcl Qt(j)f1 . . D C! :GOINtwl: Mowil (drama) ' Kerr. l lflll( Movit (1dventur ter Brenr am~ fl) Tern l:JOl m • Tiie ' Clltyt : ftqie -HOR9 C (Y:I) "Ht of recen that havl science. I~ to Memo l:JO•"-r ... ~J when Po under w. I~ Miii 5'* for Zion 900 on the 1•119 doWn O' by a stc Jldl WI tlk• of• '~ M1r1in lndi1ns Orinoco ..... 111 Ed tony Q .. ~ •II IJ fltll :. na •C-. ... a.. ...... l •II It., l • DlillJ, I IQ UI-, ... .... ,,. ...,.,· 1111 It "' .. .. ,,.. ... Y....,,' (dr1 m1) '47-lon McCaflls· ter, Edmund Gwenn. l cav.lelRtf IMb (1) ,.., _. Al ... n (C) (i)F•• r.iW..S.U.r llfB CJ) New Yen Y ......... s*'• c:.c.rt: (C) "Quiz·Conctrt. How Musical Are Your• Leonanl Bernstein literally puts his audience to the test-a test or their own music.11 under1tandine. Bernstein frames his questions within these cate111ries: composer identification, Instrument observation and Iden· tification, musical terminology, true· or.false ind what's wrone·wilh·this picture seements. 8 Tales tf tllt Selden Wiit Tiii ""'""'"""' I W1r Z... Coler Dt1tre: (C) "Escape in the Sun." (j7) (f) Sut1ltt Duh @I) futbol·Secttr .• 8 ,ubl,. • Pit loeM (C) fB (i) Aoi..t Stcnts (C) hii&lotn . ftltlll'll :JOl,..._.tn (C) : WOfld Prt• (C) Cl) f•ll C0tptl Rnlnl :00 I News: (C) Clete Roberts. ID @ Tiit W• Tllil w.-(C) Mt¥ie: (C) "IHIW Trlttu1e" (drama) '58-0avid Niven, Dtboreh Kerr. I lrendtd Mowit: "Strp•t Yort" Part II (adventure) '41-Gary Cooper, Wal· ter Brennan. • (i1) CJ) Senn Alts T1leetn ~ Cl) £alsttfla (C) fl)Toros •=•1a(])A1111teur NMr (C) @ (6) fr1nk McSH (C) St9ri• of Ult CttrttHy • Tiii Monroes (C) Clltyttltne : ........ hpelt f V f N I "l C l:tO B 9 CI> Tiii 21st ContlQ: (C) {l(>) "Now You Sfe It." u.i1or1tion of recent developments in ocitlcs thlt have rM>lutionized tht ancient science.~) ~lewt(C)(30) I W ndt: (C) (60) ''Salute to Memorl1I D1y." l:Jll ..... S"'J (C) (30) u Cl) ...... : (C) (30) "Diep attr:s." Ai..or sumlllOltl IMlp Wltlen Portt1 end Ulla 111 stn111ded under w1ter In a sub1111rtne. (R) ITlll n.. , ...... (C) (60) I IAft LllCJ (30) M•l!HI 22: "The Whistler." ,.,_.lati911: "Hew Dimensions for Zion." (A) fa (f) futm: "With Their Eyes on ihe Stirs." 7.0 II QI Cf) Lallie: (C) (30) Forced down on 1 st1cier and threatened by a storm, Stu.rt and Injured pilot Jack Wiiiiam (Dewey M1rtln) must bite off 111ln without Lissie. (A) II @ @ Wiiii lli1 .... : (C) (30) •'file Lost Wor1d of Anpl f allt." M1r1ln Perkins visits the Wal W1i lndl1ns lnh1bltln1 ttle b1nb of the Orinoco River in Y111ezuela. 8 ,..... 111J S11ew: (C) (90) Guests 111 Eddy Arnold, Susan Barrett, Cotty Halt, The Att>ors. Finnie Flau and Wayne Cochran and The In a loft in Nazl·occupred Holland. Jt'a CC Alders. · (R) D~@ Voyqtto htlH!ofSN: m Horace Heldt Sped1I (C) (60) figure-watching (C) (&ij) "A Time To Die." Mr. Pem, (1ij t · f ' a self.styled eenlus Wllo controls m ! IRC14 I SNI ~ s,.11: (C) tme · time. confronts Admiral Harriman ™>> e Linker Family travels ffmon an1r 1ns SiJllmarfne cM: tfirouiJioiit Splln. iliendlng festivi· Henry Jones euests. (A) tit!$ and soaltlne in the erendeur. I Trutll Of' Con11111MDC11 (C) (30) -*· I y itty ... _ CllU&en's Island (C) (30) ui ... 1111n an ., _,,.. Do111lnaos Mlnlu &) Attota AdarM 7:JO IJ 9 fl) 5ewt1t ... : (C) (30) 9:301J Car and Trad (C) (30) In Part T or a IWo·Plrt episode, 0 Nen: (C) (30) Stan Richerds. Ben the friendly bear is accidentally fl) S.rtdly loN/M111iol ftn• trucked to Jacksonville and, upon 8l) lesl9ll $,_,...ny: Erich Leins- be1innin1 his lone trek home. is dorf leads the full symphony In shot and wounded by a hunter. (A) Mozart's Symphony No. 38 1n D 0 ti) (i) Wilt Disney: (C) (60) Major, "Prague," K. 504; Beraer's •'!fun, Appaloosa, Aun." Alt Indian "Polyphony"; and Mendelssohn's eirl's prize equine "pupil" seems Symphony No. 3 In A Minor. ''Scot· destined for oblivion until he runs tlah," Opus 56. a wild race at the tnbt's annual e> cn1 Teetro roundup. (A) 0 Mllliol $ Mowit: (C) "lt•btn 10:001J ~(I) Mlaioft: l111posaible. (C) ~2" (drama) '57-Natalie Wood, (60) The IMF journeys to a Near ~r Karl Malden, Marsha Hunt. Efrem East country .to break up a slave .,-~ Zlmballst Jr .. Robert Nichols. rin1 run by Kine Borca and an un· I o.ter U•ib (60) scrupulou!. ~enchman (Warren Ste· Un.a-..'P r.rrr Mula (60) vens) In spite of UN prote.sts. Jo. I ..... 5 • Allltrican-Ar-1111 Hour sepfl Ru.-in plays Boru. (A) Tiit Frtndl Clltf: Julia Child D 9 (i) Hill' Cllaparr1I: (C) (60) shows how to. prepare hot turkey "Sudden"Countrf." The mistakes or ballottine. •• a 1reenhom bank clerk tryine to 1:00 1J 9 CJ) Ed S.llivan: (C) (60) settle nur the Can"?ns threatens Nancy Sinatra, S1>1nky and Our to wipe out the area s cattle. (A) Gani 1uest. (A) IJ SUNDAY NEWS REPORT fJ@CI> Tiii Fii: (C) (60) "Over· * Pres. by Harris & Frank load.' A city-wide blacMut enables e S.nd., Report ft) (30) I U·con Nyack to slip throueh an 0 wm;1111 r. ludllty Show: (C) FBI stakeout .•~d continue to the (60) Three Enalisll youths. presi· ho~e Of Virgrnrp Lambeth, Whom dents Of their respective student • 11'1 fltwt·WllC~lllJ tlM! How ct.1 YOU he intends to 11111. (R) unions and universities, debate muau~ up? A 1f111e on th• .. hippy" fl> Halls of lwy • "Enelish Youth and Vietnam" with •ldeT WabtllM. tummy *"d lhl•lut n-i fE 'Rt lltal llewoh1tlotl William F. Buckley Jr. u.., rontror or • tl•hl •lrdw w •ta>' in @!) Varltdtdts m News: (C) (30) Clir Kirk. ~:e~.~9!,~..,":rart. The!? 18 • way. 1t·a l :JO D ~ (i) Mottltr1-ln-l,.: (C) Q) Canadian HtQey: (C) (60) Him· • lt't •••rtlH1I You uM your Reia•·A· (30) 'The Career Girts.'' The med· llton Aedwines vs. Toronto. daoY to recture the"'"" or htpe ... a11111n ... dllne of Eve and Kaye in the lives OJ World of YOlltll (C) abclom•n and thl1h1 whlle you REST. ( . of their married children prompts lO:JO U W.W of Yttltll (C) (30) at homt'I Not • "'hh or wHrioome worlcl their husbands to suuest jobs for m Dlwid SlmkilMI (C) (2 hr) • 1M welfllt 1M1I Relu ·A-chor la differ. their wives. The &iris become "The :00 B •nll He,..'• how It works. Many wom•n Marvles." a Country·•nd·Westem 11. a-O'Clldl ltlptft: (C) Clete ll>ck rrood mu•cle t.oM i..ca.-lbey don·1 son1·•nd·d1nce act In 1 local teen· !Robe~ 1S1t~ ~~·.. (C) (30) 1•t •nou1h .xerelte. Rel.ox·A-ciaor •Iv .... aae revue. (A) •-.. .-r ntwl: •lfortltM, con.,t'nlra!H u ercl-.. t.o aucll -• ....._.. (C) (60) '--h Whit J om Brokaw. llrrul"9 areu .. hl pe, w•lslllne, abdomen -.._.. ..... e r.. I°"" fer Ditanllltl (C) (60) and thl•hli RcgMlar M.. <Glo•U l~H• Randy's World, The Irish' Rovers Ind @ .(I) ..... (C) .... , to rcdM<• '" ....... eanrab/11 l o ••• The Lemmon Pipers pat. , lriildit (C) (30) ''Where Wert •1ti-1 IAuc ..... ,k. larlr to!le k .. t<H •/ I lllM Ill Crisis (30) D · th 8 ttJ of th B I '""'.dtcu"I eirn-d11<. And the .... U.. Mwttlt.rl 111 -(C) (30) OU unn1 • a t • u p , ........ 1o.... u. ..... i., th• d<!s,_ or •I• _.... Kkfr' F1thtr and son have difflcul· ,...,u<llon. 11 ..... • ·-,.., Tiii Wlftd ,....,... · tits communlcalin1 untll they find fl!)SpeMill& freely: Altdre Fon· themselves facln1 identical prob· PHONE NOW! taint, editor of France's ludlnl ltm1. Tim O'Connor, Aobtrt oo,te, newspaper "LI Mondt" and author Mldlatl Bums star. of NHlltoty of tltt Cold War," tllb I a.di i. tlllt ...... (IC) (60) wttll ntWMlln Ed Newmen about Cl) lMI Dir 1111 (C) France, o.Gaullt, and the COid War. Cl) a... 1J111 (C)/.._. (C) • • La T.-ta 11:15 8 "..: (C) H1rry "'8t0fltr. t!tt 8 di (I) SIMllllrl lf9tlltn: (C) D M9wit: <C> .,.._ • tile llM-™>> ~ ~. Ravi Shenllar, Mel ••" (drima) '64-Marcallo Mastro- Tonne euest. (A) lannl Mlchelle Morein. D U ~.~: <C>. <60>. "The ll:JO 8 M..: (C) "Cllll McCalr' (dra· Stronanokf.' little Joe 11 swindled m•) '60 -James G1mer. N111lit out of 1 Ponde~ caltlt herd and Wood. '!'~ trails t~e threvet to their for· II MMle: (C) "MlfJ, Mltf' (com· trfied r1nch 1n Arlzon1. ~A) tdy) ,63 _Debbie "eynolds, Barry D @ Cl) 11t1Cf,1 1 'Tiit DlafJ Nelson ~ AMtt Trillk. <) (2 hr) This TV ,,. W~rtcl of Ytlltll (C) eclaptatlon of the memoniblt Broad· -way ptay stars Di1ne DWll• in the 12.:00 IJ Pllblk Service CC> t.ltle role. Co-stars ere Me.c Von ID Mtwlt: "All TllrM&ll tt1t Nlpt" Sydow, Liiii Palmer, Vrveca Lindfors, (mystery) '42-4!umphrey Boprt. Donald ~leasance, ~eodore Bikel. l:OO IJ Mt¥11: "l llolt Oiftl"' (adwtn· Peter Betaer and Mansa P1Y1n. The ture) •57 _ James Craia. AudrtJ pl1y, 11ken from the 1du11 dl1ry Totter of 1 teen11e Jewish alri, tells of · the two ye.rs she, her family and 1:30 CD ~-· Sllldtr. "Stranae Holl· stYertl other peBOns sPtnt hldln1 d•Y· Ol.•••• 5-8llO OL,......2-.UN T• Jl'nei"Z ....... 5297 ,_ •• RelaxAcizor ••••• FREE ' : a • All•a-A-cllor. Dlllt-14-01 ·08 !MIO No. LI CitntCa Blwd. Los Anltlll. Clllf. 90054 kfld rnfonMtlon Oii llOw lo recllKt alre ol ltiPJ, .t1hUlne, •lld-" allf ntl1h1 In p111n 1nnl00t. No cost. rte o4lt111llon. 0 MRS. 0 MISS 0 Mii. NAME.--------- AOOllESSi-------- CITY---~TATl--- ZIP ___ 1PHONl ---- : 0 I Im Undtl .. 0 I am OVI• II l&-Ot-Oe ~26 67·10C ----------------------· ..... 5 THE DAILY ,.LOT, 1V WEEX. MAY 21, 1961 ; .. "> PROGRAM hiGliliGhTS REGULAR DAYTIME -----sutD\Y'----- l:JO 8 8 ()) .... Y~ Yount ......... Concert: "Quiz Concert: How Muslc:al Are You?" There's a first time for .verythlng. and that now iioes. after a decade, for Leonard Bemsteln •nd his Philharmonic: concerts. For the fourth broedca8t of th• seuon, Bernstein presents a music test desilned expressly for Yi.wet participation. The questions testi"8 the audi.nc.'s musical undentandl"8 will cover the areas of compoHr and lnstru· ment identification, musical termlnololY, 1enent obMrvation of what the Philharmonic is performint (or not perfonnlnt) and t.rue-or·false and what's·wn>"l·Witt\-thls·picture Hflmentl. The pnJ1ram Is not designed to test musical knowtqe, but to see how sensitive one Is to musl1: how much one really likes It. how deeply it 1ets to a person, l\ow alert his Nrs ere, and how much they retain of wti_at they hNr. HJO D (fl) (I) I M<Ni "The Dltlry of Anne ,,.,._,, A two-hour television .claptatlon of the memorable Broectw.y play, taken from the diary of • leenaled Jewish 11rt. Diane Davila stars In the title role, supported by • compeny of International stllrs lncludl"8 Max von Sydow, Ulll Palmer, Vlvec:a Lindfors, Donald Pteasance Theodore Bike(,, e.ter Beiler and Mattu Pawln. The P1.tY r.crNtes the daily life of eleht Jews who hid for two yeers In en Amsterdam attic in Nazi-occupied Holland be- fore the Gestapo finally found them. Otto Frank wn the sole 1t1rvlvor. Anne Frank wes killed In the Betsen concentration camp. MON>AY HJ0 9 tJ1 Cl) I MW! Si,_. ,..,.,... ..__..Ho: Hawaiian enter· tainer Don Ho headlines this full hoUr musical special produced entirety In America's 50th state. While beslcally • one-man showcase for Don Ho, the program also fNtures The Allis sin1ing group, vocalist Robin Wilson, Ho's seven-year-old son, Dwi1ht. and the Kamehameha School Choir. The procram opens with an aerial view of Island attnctions, moves on to • musical tour of the outer Islands and closes wtth Ho's rendition of the tredlllonal Hawaiian farewell, "Aloha 0.." •.JO e N£T Joumet: "From Protest to Resistance." This one-hour film, produced by KQEO, Channef 9 in San Francisco, wa more than a yur in the m•king. The documentary presents thouihts and feetinas behind antl·w•r end black power movements, and plans for the future. It focuses on three young radicals: Stokely C.rmicheel, black power advocate and former chair· men of SNOC; Mario Savio, former leader of the Free Speech Movement •t the Unwersity of Galifornia, Bet1celey, wtto is now a state senatorial candidate on the Puce and Freedom Party's ticket from the 11th District: and David Harris, an Of'l•nlzer of the Resistance, a group that Of'l•nizes draft resistance and advocates prison rather than MfVice. TU~Y 10:00 8 8 ()) CllS Repor111: "C.mpal1n, American Style." What are the. merchandlsln1 experts doln1 to the American polltlcal campeijns? Has the candidate become the product of the marketln1 lmage·makers7 To determine If the modem polltlclan Is pec.kaied by publlc·rel•tlons and adVertislnt experts. CBS News producer Jay McMullen took his cameras behind the scenes of what he describes as a New Politics elect.Ion. This program shows the results of his study. Eric Sevareid, who reports on the broedcnt with McMullen, describes the content as "• locar, county election, but one big enou1h. expertly manqed enouth to be l'WCH'ftentatlve of the New Politics." SATURDAY 7:30 8 B (I) "'£MIER£ The P'Not1et. Patrick Mc:Goohan, for· merty the "Secret A&ent" man, stars In this adventure series •bout • men suddenly cast Into • mysterious, self-contained community that becomes his prison without beirs. McGoohan portrays • man recentty retired from • hlthly confidential )ob, Who to.es consciousness •nd awakens In the stt.111e villa&•· When he rec:oYefS from his blectlout. he finds that wery member of the self-contained community bears • number lnstHd of a name • .He Is known •• number 6. Glven freedom of molMment. The Pri9oner Immediately sets out to leem wttere he Is. how he aot there and why he was kldnaped. ..... MONDAY D Im Cl) Did c:.-t ... CC> • r,.. tM hlll* OR (C) Deify atrilS of proarims oril)netln1 ffOm 1:11811" Us Tllil .,,..... th• 11t1rt ol Witts. 1:JO 8 s..w s.mw m ID llf ...... II Ullatie• bdllll•· (C) "Memo· 1'iete Children of OU,.; ... The flui 11:00119 (])~If lh (C) wtell of this four-WMk stries offers au CJ)...,.., (C) lectures on "Physletl EduCltlon for IJ llleN: See DIYtime Movies. Yount Ploplt," Moncl1y. ''Waft -_ ....... _ Study Procrams." TuadlJ: ''Spe-., __.. - cill Edue1tlon," Wednesd1y; "Hit· l1:25 8 -(I) CIS ..... (C) tory." Thursd.y; lftcl "Tiit V1lue of l«l'1 Junior Colltps." Frld.y. ' ,, ll~ 8 QI (I) lllf'dl ,_ y_,.. CC) m fAhatleltll , .. ..,.. DU@ 1:,. .._ (C) fl) T ..... t.rMt • Slleriff ..... (C) 7:00 • .,.,..., (C) ...... GU@• TMty .. (C) 11:458t8(1)111e ...... UtlJlt (C) ..... (C) ................ (C) fl)Stlld M..w ,,I ff p •,f1(J ', 7:JO 8 CIS NNs: (C) ~ Senti D ~ .. Cllril (C) 11:008 ....... (C) C'J Clrtll9s (C) .. ~· ear... (C) a:eo •a CIJ Clptaill ...,.... cc> D llrt T• (C) - au (I) Lil's ... I 11111 (C) D ~(J)kall W a r..,.: m Bo11n11111 111d Col•. ., .......... Mu .... •(C) Qt (l)W,tf..,....., ~ (])W ....... Wellfelt 1:30 D llleN: Set DIYtimt Movits. fJ llleN: See Daytime Mcwits. lftl CI> c:.-... (C) 11:• e a (I) a. * """ , .. cC> DU@ Dlp If Ow u.. CC> D ~(J)Trdlafl .. (C) t:oo 8 ~ ()) c:.dld ea... a u CJ.l a... Wp!ttlt: cc> .1oe Gl1111ioll 1nd JIM Morfin tuat. ID @CJ)Jad U UIH (C) 1:159~1r ....... t-.25D@@ NIC""" (C) ... •a())"""" .... D u Cl) CHUbtliM (C) • Lei CHM ,._ (C) .,, ...... ~(J)lMH..t 11:11. WJ .. ...,....,, a QI ()) ..... -. cc> Estelle Ptf10llS, JICll Carter ind Etfltf M•· man 1ttempt to 1ueu Ult In• pet1C1111lltles of Jim Blckus (Mon- d.y). Clllrt Bloom (TutSd.IY). Rob· art Goulet (Wedntsdly), Kaye .. ,. lard (Thur.lay), 1nd Gt«p Raft (Fridly). • td .... £uldlilt (C) @Cl),__...,.... U CIJ S.. ,_, m Ll:30 8 QI()) lie* •• .,.. ... II U Ci1 1111)•11~ S.-W: (C) ht• Mal'lllall wtlcomtl &uest cnbritY paMlisb Mu Baer Jr., Paul l.ynde, Connie StMns, Nentllt Fabtly, ind l'llUlaf peMlists Witty C., Cllar1., W.ftlf, Role M1r11, Jin Murray, tnd Mo!'IY Alnthfdllll. 8Etmlml,..... GI lileN: Set DIJlime Mcw*- 0) Dilll111 ,., .,...,. l:t18Ql())l.llw Is I...., .... .... Tillia (C) D@@ llleDeawl(C) D @Cl).,....._CC> 1:30 •a()) ..... ,.._ cC> D 0 @ -., """ (C) D @(J) ...._ "'-CC> ., llleN: Stt Deytlmt McMn. Z:tl 8 QI ()) Tt Tel .. T,_. (C) D U Ci1 Y• hll't s.r: •(C) Jufft ~ms. ~h1rd Lone 1uttt. 71'' ..... , .•. ,..... hf : Thursd.y onty. Glf1J Moore hosts, This perlde II to Ult Indy 500 wtllt Ult RON P11114e is to P1Slden1. Flolts, bllldl Ind allmpses It 1e1mt of Ult MoftlOIM wonden of todlY encl tornonvw .,. pmented tllrou&h tllt llCilitln of Sports Netwottl, Inc. D @(J) n......,... c... (Q Cl T_,.: (C) Bob Dom111. 2:258""'9 (C) 2:JI. Cit()) "' tdllt ..... (Q II@ @ TM Mitt* a-: (C) Eydlt Gotme incl Alln 111111 tud· • Lew n.t ... j c.11111 .,__ iii Werld, (C) Wednndey. D (HJ Cil n. ..., .... CC> p t h r Z:tlDUCI: 81mCI: J:ll88CI ....... . .... BIHJCI ..... U(I) .. J:JI ..... .... ....... 81HJCI ••• 9(1)111 ......... a a CI ..... ..... 4:J1811Mr. ..... .... ..... ...... It. ~ C) • .. al " .. Is Ml " 19 ,, PROGRAMS thru FRIDAY Z:tl8U(J)19C..._ tQ 8(ft)(J)CUW.ll* (C) Hl88(1)111111111'11-(Q ., ..... (C) . .._" .. .... • (HJ()) ............. (C) ...... a...(C) u Cl) ...... Doll lloMIM. J:Jl ... ._. ... (C) .......... (C) .......... CC> • (HJ CJ)"" ...... (Q ...... ~(C) 8(1).._ .......... ........ c:i.t(C) 8lft)(J)11111 ........ (C) ............... (Q ..... ..... ' ... (C) 4:318 IMll: s. o.ru-......... ................. (C) 8 lllm: (C) Butlr Wri a111111:s.o.,11 ..... ........ , ..... (Q (ft)(J) ......... (Q Hl ............ (C) ....... ""' D(l)._,....._ ... CC> • Cl)....,,. Pim ""' .· 5:JO .... -llllrill; ....... --= (C) frldlr IMllJ. SMt'a ....... .,.. Giit StDta. T• ,._, 1tef1J . 8*bliDMk .......... ane.. 8MC Illa: (C) FrHll ......... me..... ........ ,..., D Cf) 1'1111 llf 1MI CC> e11111cp:a' ............ • (I)-,... lllCU CC> TUESDAY l:OO 8 U (I) (C) .. ...,._ lledWlows." Thia 1964 Universal ,.. 1 .. se sr.rs Aock Hudson •nd Gine Lollobri11d•, end features • Terry-Thomes, Gil Youna, Edwerd Judd, Arthur Heynes, How· •rd St. Jo~n •nd Nency Kulp. ~y l:OO D (ft} CJ) ''Wtwa and Low9n." H•I W•llis, producer, end John Rfcn.ltfrector, •re responsible for this 1963 movie written by Edw•rd Anh•lt . 'THURSDAY t:OO 8 QI (J) (C) "P•lm Sprinp Waakand." Micheel A. Hoey and ROrmen'i"eurot produced end directed the 1963 W•mer Broth· era film th•t sbirs Troy Oon•hue, Connie Stevens, Ty Hardin, Stef•nie Powers, Robert (Wild, Wild West) Conred, •nd Andrew Dua•n. FltlDi\Y • t:OO 8 8 (I) ''633 SquMron." Cliff Robertson •nd Georae Che· krrls 1bir In an llCtion-packed re-creetion of • f .. t th•t might h•v• prevented the totel destruction of London in World War II. Cecil F. Ford produced •nd Walter E. Graumen directed the film t~t features M•ri• Perschy, Harry Andres, and Donald Houston. IA~Y l:OO 8 U Cl) (C) ''That Touch of Mink!' Another of the Doris Day comedy-romances, this Universal film fe•tures C.ry Grant. Audrey Meedows, Gig Youna, •nd beseball personalities Mickey Mantle, Yot1i Berra end Rot1er Maris . II "low, ,.. and OishOnor." Virna Lisi, Peter Baldwin, Y•I· entlna Cortez• end Pl• Lindstrom st.er in the adult movie made by American·lntern•tional in 1964 . 11:15 D "Tha Outrap." Based on the Broadway play, "Reshomon," Wfiich wn bned on stories by Ryunoauke Akublg•w•, this film st.era Peul Newmen, Laurence Harvey, Claire Bloom, Ed· ward G, Robinson, Williem. Shatner, How•rd DaSilve, end Al· bert Salmi. .... e7 ( .. MOND AY MAY 27 For morning and aftern~ listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES l:JO D (C) "Hilda Cr1M" (drama) '56 -Jean Simmons. Guy Madison. IJ (C) "Yer• .. DlllPI" (Id· Wlftturt) '62-John Han1911. • .... """' T• htdl" (drama) '44- .lolln Garfield. ll:OOD "Acaled et .. ..,.... (rnystety) ·~id Brian. "Y1le Owtcatt" (drama) '53-John Derek. 12.:30 m "'Qlllcband" (drama) '50- rlf!Ckey Rooney. "DI If • ...,. (suspe1111) ·~wrenc:e Tierney. 1:30 8) "Crw HelW' (horro<) '52- Donald Houston, Natatha Parry. 4:JO. (C) ..,............ Ktli," (id· venture) '59 -Clint Walker, Edd f tt. John Ru•ll. "Y1le Cry of lattll" (drama) ' Ven Heflin. Aita MortllO. r \/ r ll" , , i j I l:tO. T1lt lie ..... : (C) (60) Jerry OunphJ. · D H....,.lrilllllJ l.,t CC) (30) 11 IMI -Slllw: (C) (90) Guests tonilht are Van JollnlOll, Rich Little, Kim W9*n, and .S.V· erly and Thi Sn.allers. D Sia O'Clldl lllellir. (C) "'Dit. ....... : Die" (horror) '65-Nick Adams, Boris K.artoff. ID...,... .., ce> <30> ..,,..., .... (30) tlYJ (]) Men lflffilt (C) fl!I Wlwll'a "-1 ''The Tinder Boi." 8'E~ l:JO I MIC ..... Ser-. (C) (60) Tiii '"'"' .... (C) (30) m 1tan1 <JO> m llc:Hlllt'a...., (30) u Cil ......., ........ (C) flj)Tudllf 'll a (I) cas ( .......... (C) ., leltidM 34 7:GO R cas &.ii& """'= <C> (30) Witter Cronkite. fJ f T~ (C) (30) m11Mt L_, (30) ........ , ...... (C) (30) U (j) fut .. : (C) "Piiiars of the S.,!' fJ)c..tr ~ a (I) n. ........ <C> ec. C.. Ylda 1:30 a a (J) •---= ce> <60> Ralph a.llamy plaJI an ql111 thtr· lff Who ap!*ra to hft9 INChld the end of tfle lint IS a llwllll,._ until ht piu 110W &kMY llr shoot· iftl a bank rollbtr and itll6"1 Fnt.us Haaen as ttlt outl~s partner. Anna let and Geor1t Murdock also lual (A) D T1lt ..-...: CC> (30) "Mon· 11tt1 In TlllS.'' Tht .._...visit TV !PORT! HIOHllOHT! SUMMY. MAY 2a U:JO AM •• (I) Ndonel PIDS .... onel loceer: (C) 0.kland vs. O.lln. 1 :00 II @ CJ) Memphl9 Open Golf: (C) Uve from the Cotonlal CC>untry Club In Memphis com" the final round action In the $180,000 Memphis Open 1ott championship. o.tendlf11 klr11· pin Dave Hill will be tryina to bteek a Memphis Open JinJt.. Mo ~ has won the crown twice. tMnow fall"ftYS m11lle the 6,!Sll·Yard Colon6-1 Country Club couru a problem for the emttlc dnwr, and the undulatlr11 1reens on the .,_,..70 layout cause the su....t puu.r, uneny moments. WIDNEIDAY, MAY 21 7:30 • C••••ttJ -•rdl: (C) Comic Jeck Cart.r joins Minnesota r.ts fot • fHt thrM pmes mt the pool tabte. 8.-00 ~ Nn. ActlDn: (C) ''TM Oemebreilllen." FMtuNd Is the • dutdl" playw wt.<> plays botll o"9nM •nd defense. then wins the pme In the flnel tM. • FWllMY. MAY 31 7:30 8 Anlels 81ullal: (C) Ancef9 w. Ollkland Athlltic:s. IATURIMY. JUNE 1 11:0011~ MetDf LMeue •••bell: (C) New Yotk vs. D9troft. 2:00 The ...._ --..: (C) Bill Shoemaker, Eddie Al- c.ro • Jeck Whitaker commentate the loath runnlf11 from Belmont RKe Tnteic In New Y~ !lpcwta Sped8I: (C) UCLA Y .. r·End Spom Review. llCIA ....,. A...,.. T Pf'OI conwne at the nta Country Club for C:-:sfoAr~ toumamerrt. l:OO • The .... lod9tJ: (C) Hlth ICnoot students dl9cuu the ~ ''Should the u.s. Subsidize Its Olympic Ath..._r• !kOO 8 8 Cl) ltolf WDM ~ ,.._: (C) The $30,00C).Added Mf. lady Handicap at 1 1)16 mile la • m11)Dr sta"-9 for ftlffel •nd ~ on the roed to the championshtp.dec:idlnl Yanlt,y Handlce...P. June 29. II 1171 CIJ ~ Wide WCll1d fill lpcwta: (C) Tentatlvety 9Ched- UW"ire the Champion• Tnic:k Me«. live from San Dteco; and ~ of the National Air Races from Reno, N.wcta. l:OO •Anemia Bu 1 ... : (C) Anlels vs. O.kt.nd Athl9tlcs . ...... Tl4£ DAILY f'ILOT, TV W£EX. MAY 25, 1961 the Texas ranch of Mille's aunt and 9:30 8 QJ (I) f..., Nfllr: (C) {30) learn she is about to be driven Guest Ann Sotlle"1. as an old friend from her land bJ an unscn1pulou1 of French's persu.tdes him to quit raneller. Barton M1clane and Jae· his job witti Unclt Bill and open !line de Wit auest. (R) a restaurant (A) , _ ..,.. Yepp: (C) (30) "Trell D ~ CJ) ,.,... ,._.: (C) (30) rou_lh Turby." Connli ind Elliot say their IOOd· D (17) CI> ClwMr ill Afitca: (C) •· ••: Carolyn araues with her moth· (6Q) "Tht Adopted Ont." A lion cub ' er; Susan mocks her husband. aiven to Samson caoses trouble for ID n. ltepea (60) the ranch. Arnt Petersen. a slsal fl!) NET .......,: "From Protest to farmer, -Ills a lioness that has Resistance." A study of thrtt •P· been friptenin1 his worbrs. To PfOldles to the dlanain1 c.haracttt save the cub found with her. Jim of dissent-from protest to resist· and Commander Hares •lrff to be ance. Featured are films of tttree rtsPQnsiblt for it. Then the cub's j in action: Stokelr Carmlcfllel, for· real mother shows up. (A) mer SNCC head; Marlo Savio, Fret 0 MllllH $ ..... : (C) "Uwta•.r' Speech Movement leader; and David (adventure) '55-Tyrone Power, Su· Harris, former student president at an Heyward. Richard E11n. Stanford who resiped.to devote his I Tnltll tr c....i-llCIS (C) (30) full attention to resistance . ""' ....... (60) -.................. T1lt f l"llldt a.t ail E C..lcel r C11Ki1Mt 10:001J 8 ~ C:... IWHtt: (C) (60) l.'tO D Rowln l Martilt Lnctt-111: (C) Mickey OOlllJ, John Davldlon (C) (60) Sammr Davis Jr.. Joey auest. {R) • Bishop and Pamela Austin 1uest. D@ 00 I ~· (C) (60) The Sev-Sammr joins Arte Johnson to hi1h· 11'.'l" Captam. Baffled bJ the e~ u1tit. tht ''Ntw Talent Stc:tion" ~ With which enemy anti-submanne ttte stiow with "When the Saints Go experts have eluded detection In the Marthina In." (R) waters off the _Gre~ coast •. ttlt It ....,.. (C) "CllristoPll« Celll•· State Department ds11ns Robinson .,_. (dr;ma) '4t-Fredric March, and Scott to l11Vestl1ate. (R) Florence Eldridfe. 11 lllfll NM• Ntws (C) (60) at P..-ord (C) (30) D (ij) CJ) T1lt 111 Valer. (C) (60) G) lhillbow Qtiest: Leadbelly ''A NOOse Is Wallin&." Audra's life suests. is threatened bJ a paranoic doctor IE>._, 111 11 Dtsitrt. .Ulna revenae on Victoria. (R) 1:30 II 9 Cl) Tiit LllCJ Sllow: (C) (30) fJ r_,. (C) (60) When Lucy's sinling in 1 piano bar at Jae* l.MM• Ntn (C) (60) drives the pianist off tht water ti) TtatN Fa•lllM waron. she decides to take him lO:JO ID NIWI: (C) (30) 8111 Johns. home and help him licit his alcohol EEi "'8t'1 ......... Mr. Sllnr? problem. Phil Harris guests. (A) (C) William F. BudlleJ and David D @ Cl) lat htrll: (C) (30) Silver take a walk ttirou1h a maze •"file Klnadom Come Raid." P¥t. of blowup pictures of tht Important Hitchcoc:k, on special asslanment people and events of 1967. Mr. witti an artillery outfit. Is shot by Buckley offera firs outspok1n opin· another enlisted man. (A) ions. m Men '"'"" cc> <90> 11:00 a Etwll ~ ~ CC> <JO> ID w.rN tf W... (C) (30) Jtny Dunphy. e a J111c1e • 1es llljea a• 11• .... "'-= <C> <30> t:tl 8 9 (I) W, Criffllll: (C) (30) G.»i111 Skinner. Sheriff AndJ Taylor's son Oplt Joins D AMII: (C) .,.... tilt Ma. a rock-and-roll aroup and starts to .._,. (western) '53 -81'1111 Don· rwceive f1illn1 1rades in school. (R) levy, Ella Raines. D 9 Cil I t'i I Silletf ,... D """'= CC> (30) Bider Ward. ...es llaRii= : (60) Hawaiian G 111W1e: (C) """* tt hdlW' entertainer Don Ho headlines a mu· (adventure) '64-Tony Saller, Eva sical special produced entirely In Astor. America's 50th state. While baslcal· • u. er.. (C) (60) ly a Ont·man Show, ~ Pf'OIY'lm m ~ "f• Dtml" (adwn· allO features Tiit Allis, Hos ~k-up tvrt) '57-Aod Carntn>fl J. Cafftlll aroup; ~list Aobfn Wiiton; Ho'1 Nailll. ' =:.Id ~ Dwl::ir~nd~ (17J CJ)..._ (C) from tnclitlonal Hawali1t1 mtlolhl, tD Cl> 11111 Dl!r t• (C) Ho and his aunts will offer IUdl 8 Cl) ..._ modem tlYOritft as "Ont Paddle, u:•e111w11: ........,." (drama) '50 Two Paddle," ''Pearly Shells.'' ''Tiny ~ Ta,tor, Arlene Dahl. Bubbles." "Instant H111n." tnd D lia IT\ T1lt T~ .... (C) "llom fra" 16ll 1..!!.1 _. I (HJ m·n. F...., ....,. (C) • (17J W..., ...., .... tc> ( ) "Nr.frt1111r1 on a Oead·Eftd 12:tt • • '-CC> Street." Br1us llCIPIS a ,,..... 1.2:JOI ..... City ettac:ll that Is part of a Pftlllnd Adiell Tllttlft: "Barricldt." plan '° kill him. Tiie pn1 lord'• 12:40 a ....... ""' Ult .... .. ilrffriend .... Jim's llCIPI tnd ,,..... (td f') •61--Alltafty Cal'tlone rvns ID tell her friend that hit plan -.. -Mot...11c1 • failed. (R) ._., •· · • ......, (C) (30) 1M 8 flMll: ......,, CNll"" (SUS· ll) lall9t PWer. Commu11ity tf. -Plftll) '35 -Edward G. ltobllllOll, fain lllWlllllft Leo McEllVJ and Joel Mee..... political authoritla covw t variety D llelllt: ....., Tnllt ,.. lie of ilSUIS Involved in tht upcomln1 ._,. (comedy) '48 -Madeleine • .. and nltlonal tltc:tions. Carroll, Frtd MICMUITIY . .... 'Ellnl9 ~ D,.... CC> TU ES DA Y MAY 29 For morninc and •ftwnoon Ustlnp, please ... DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. ALL IN FUN-Ref/ Skelton (left) anti Terry-TholftlU. match wit.I anti fut• bt COfMdy 1Jr.iJ on Tlte Red Su/to" Hour, f'uu«ry at 8:30 PM on CBS. • ..... 10 .. for morn llstinp, 21ME Pf -,or your the day's DAY l:JOD "ell -5cleflc ~"' .,.,.... Cooper. u:ooe .... em) '51 c:.-ru Mc:Nally. lZ:JO • .,,.. Oofottly (drama) 1:••""• RObert I 4:J08(C) ture) '55 en: --.... Dunptlr . .... .... Larry SI M1rie, T C. Y. Wt stOfY of the Lorw movin& DSll ~ ... ...i .,. @(})I ., .. tl)E D l;.JOD 1111111 1=. liJ S1tttcM .. tlle ' ... k the "°'* 9Cll ., ..... 1••• Waite< c I f Te I La ... QJ(]) ec:. 9Cll tmlA I 7:Jl8ta Don,Jll edliblts 111111 li •nd tal I fllml himlllf the Cos ; , 60) 60) nt'• •• "" tot. ••• .,. I• "'· ,,.. - Ill-•· . er· 10; .or. IO) -0) ... D· ,. I• 1 WEDNESDAY MAY Z9 For morninc and afternoon l!stlnp. please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, ~or your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:• a-c.. ~ <c1t•1111> • ., -Spencer Tracy. l.1111 Turner. D (C) ..._, Sclrtlt" (mystery) '~honctl Flemln1. "lift la ... MlnleN" (comedy) '57 -Gary Cooper. ll:OOO"tufir'I et llMlilft ,.,.. <west· trn) '57-Anthony Georp . ......,., ~ (drama) '56-Stephtn Mc:N1lly. U:• • .,,... .... (drama) ' 48-0onlttly Lamour. ~ HRlu" (dl'lma) '4~Tom Nul. 1:• ......... ,. .. ,. .. (dr11111) '48- lliibtrt Beatty. Clrul R'Yt. 4:30 8 (C) "1111 bltriu•" (ldven· ture) '55-Glenn Ford, Cesar Romeru. a ............. (comedy) '62- liiOrman Wbdom. Jennifer Jayne. _.,,,,,,,. l:IO. "' "' """= (C) (60) Jeny Dunplly. D .._., . ....., •'l*t <C> (30> • ........... : (C) (90) l.lny Storch, Bob Clmel'Oft, Role Marie. The Sunshine Com111ny 111est. C. V. Wood Jr. tells the remartllble stCHY of his company's purdlase of the London Bride• Ind the tasll of movln1 it to the United States. D Sil O'a.o lllMlt: <C> "'W•· Illa MJ .., lecl ..._,. (muslcll) 'Sl-Oonald O'Connor. Janet Lelah. m MariM .., (C) (JO) • ....., DBI (30) (ft) (I} lhv lriffill (C) • """• ""'1 ·(I~ l.;JO D IMC """ Senb (C) (60) ~Th """ .... (C) (30) ..... (30) ....,.,. ,.., (30) Ci)........,...... .....,. (C) ....... , .. ~·~ dies tM Doller." A dlec•mioll " ........ of IMMr .... llulaH .,.,.,. la commoa ~ ......,.. the .... QI Cl) CIS hllillt llln (C) lllll9tidereJ4 7:tl 8 ca EVllliat Ntws: (C) (30) Walter Cronkite. I f T,_, (C) (30) I LM a.., (30) ............. (C) (30) U (j) Y• MM r.r It ec:.-. ~ ft(l) ..... albwr e u C:.. Yldl 1:ae e a Cl> .... 111 Spece: <C> <60> Don, Judy, Will and i>.11111 become exhibits of Earth flUlll In I tm· elilll zoo after tllty ,,. tripped end taken capCivt by FWllUfll B, 1 flernbopnt cllerecter wtlo ~lls hlmletf the Grlltat Showman of the Cosmos. ( R) 0 5J (i) Tiie vqilJlll: (C) (90) I SUC«asfUI novel, Ind ht end his ., lel ., llienlllll •'{ Smelr Taste of Justtc•." The wife move to 1 posh home In sub· 10-.JOat ,.._ (C) (30) Bill Johns. Vi11lniln is asked to brin1 law end urbla. But the new mon_, blfnp fl) ...,., Yt11"1 ...... C..,._. order to a town whldl has been new probltm......,n altrlctive llttrery ll:OD 9 ......:..__ -.a. -.... (C) (30) bullied by the spoiled son of t 111nt, l11Cind1 Ford; 1 movie Idol, • Jtny o;;,.v -.._. .. wealthy rendler. Alttioqh his hol'le and • l•Y·dlwrcte ntlpbor. II Th ui· ...., """= (C) (30) has been stolen by Tom Conlon at ...... II ... S.. (C) (30) GeOrp Skinner. end his Double C Ranch hlrelinp, Im 1 .... 1tleu: "lnnovltlons In 1J 11owte· "1• OW Stcn9•na" The Virtlnian ls reluctant to take rcfuettion." Dr. Rich1rd Bl'lftaeman (western)· '4~Wlllltm Elllott. on th• sheriffs job until • reckless 1nd 111t1t1 look to the futu11 of ! """= (C) (30) Bl•t• Ward. shootln& Injures Kathy Cooper, smell free enterprise In education. • Collfllrltiofl: (C) "Be Reurs" dau111ter of a former 1irtfritnd, Cl) lllenlllH 11-.r rama) ·ss _Kirt Doulfas, Bella Ellen Cooper. Peter Brown, Susan t'".30 a 9 CJ) Ne 1 At: (C) (30) Dervl. Olivtr, John Lupton 111at. (A) . Didi Holllittr. who draws the Jtt. • 0) La c,... (C) (60) IJ c...tty ~ (C) (30) 1111n comic strip, Is sued for Pia· II) Mowit: "llllrillblt Strtpes" (dra· .lick Clrter auests. "Sft U Al. ~(fl)~ Tiit .,..pn: (C) (60) 1ilrlsm by 1 cartoonist (Hal Buell-ma) • .,__,..,um .... rwy Boprt. Georre .._.. ley) who says the idtl was stolen Ritt. • ~ ive-Ne1ative Man." Elec· frum him and Paule sets out lo 6 ~ Nlwl (C) tronics expert Charles Grwy Is killed _.._ °(l, 1 ...... (C) in his office 11 the Mlnbtry ol Sci· persutde him to drop the suit (A) 6 •-_. ence by an Intruder who points his ID,_.. .. (C) (30) ""'9 ( llnaer 11 him and bl1sts him Into f1l> NU Festival: "Jazz." App11rtn1 11:3011 Mowit: ''Sabini.,.• Hero" (dr•· the back wall. John Steed and tt the 10th Annuel Monttrty Jazz ma) '51-Jolln Derek. Donna Reed. Emma Peel discover that Grey's 111. Festival are Clrmen Mcflu, Mel B @ Cl) Th TNl&M Sllow (C) pers •hicfl rellle to the recently Tonne. Earl "Fetlla" Hines and The (jJ) Cl) J1eJ Ii., Sllow (C) 1btndoned Pioject 90, hawe been Woody Herman Orchestra. 12:90 ID JM PrH (C) burned i~e . his sale. Steed ,.. EB lllPldlh ,....... C.W l1:JO G ~._: (C) films shown c:elvts perm!"'°" to look over the 10:00 8 QI()) Tiit Dem ....... SMw: ere "Tiit Runnln1 Men," mrrin1 ~P. secret ftles on the subject, end (C} (60/ Rltl Gardner, Tlmmlt Lee Remidl, Alan Bates; "The finds them In ashes. (R) Roaers 1111st. Bounty Hunter " with Alndolph a'!"'"" s ~: "flit •tztr'• '. D 9 (I) ... '" , .. , lie: (C) Scott; "A .Girl 0Aplnst Napoleon," t.d1t (drema) 47-Tyrone ~r. (00) "Cry Herd. Cry fat." Con· with Serita Montiel; "Return of the Gene Tierney, Anne Baxter. Chflon clusiofl. Paul Bryan seeks Just Sit· Fruntiersm1n," with Gordon Mee· Webb. . John Payne. Herbert Mar· tlemenb for victims lnjul'9CI In 1 Rae· and "Croswinds," with John st111ll. Elsa l.lndlestet. I ... used I p ' bank robber (James Farlftt1no). In· NeUd atJ r1'lll ., C..u , ... 1111 (C) (30) mun -car cr111! ,,. ca •. Wh I• 1 i1e. ""'.::"' .J.~. .. . votvld In the wreck. ettempta to ActM """9: "Nllllt Freiatrt." Indian writer and ltcturer recowr u to PGlice lift· nit-~-.. .....__., Krish111murti explains the value and pound lot. (R) (tci·fl) '59-Manhlll Thompson. necessity of meditation In today's 8 leerp """-""' (C) (60) D lllwlr. "Ille lk1 ,,.. JMn aoclety. G ,..,. (C) (60) iUd" (rom1nce) '49 -Viratnla fl) PfM!iet Orfetn m Jedi ut11em Ntws (C) (60) Meyo, Roneld Rupn. l."0011 IWl Adillt: (C) (30) ''Thi ID ......... Wll ,,..... (30) D ..... (C) Gamebreakers." Pf'OITam expl1ins :----=~=:-::::=~ What are known ts the "clutch" players. For 59 minutes end 50 seconds you llllY never know he is in the stadium but When he wlM tlle 1ame in the linal 1111 you know Why he carries tJt• titlt "11me- bre1ker.'' • • ,...... (C) (30) fl!),.. ........ Wd: "Who $peaks for the Consumetl" NU -looks into lht 1n1nufecturin1 end llllln& of applilnc:a. with r.ports fnlm lndusby ~ and critk:a. . ., ............. l'.30 II 9 ()) Tiit IMrtJ Hllblllill: (C) (30) Draftee Jethru's military career comes to • tcr11Chl111 halt When AnrrJ psycllletrilb ..... to belltwe the Clampett family Is fof ... ,. (R) ·~(C) (90) n.~'i: ...... (C) (30) I ...,, """" (C) (30) ...... " ... WtfW (C) (30) El Jllide .... ...... t:tO. ft (I)... Acnl: (C) (30) In cHatr to brin1 more money Into Hootlrvillt, the Chamber of Com· merct sends 1 letter to Hollywood suaestin1 1 mcMI be mlde In tbt community. (R) n 121 oo llllft .11n1c 11111: ce> {W) t dclf Arnold hosts. Gum,, .,, Anita Bry1nt. The Brothers Four and John Byner. D @(])W "11 ........ _IY .......... : ~ ......... lMen'" (comedy) '63 -Jtftlt l el&fl, Ven JollMOfl, Shellty Winters, Martlll Hyw. Strut · • t1in1 writer Bill Austin finally writta MODEL DEUOHT-N111te1 Wo/Jns appeon t11 a mod~l for o conoonist wlro bring, a "1w1ult ago/rut tlk Hollutu1. on R~ & s1r,, W1dnndiry al 9:JO PM on CBS. Roy· Bulla's Stevens TY Pllone 548-3494 Peae 11 THURSDAY MAY 30 For morning and afternoon listings. please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES l:JO D (C) "Tera S.t' (drlrna) 'SJ -Joan C<awf0<d, Gia Youn1. a (C) "Catut ~ (westem) 'U.-:.Joel McCrt1. (C) "Tiie ... tf ltudlltl_.. (drama) 'SS-Rich· 1rd Burton. 11:00 n .,. .... .,.., Ltp" <comedy> ·»-w. C. Flelds. "Dil~surad'° (drama) '31-Martene Olettlch. ll:JO m ......, Mitri...,.. (comedy) '43 ~onty Woolley. "Tiie Cebrl StriUI'' (h0<ror) '43-leslit Brooks. l:JO Cl) '\Ady I• .. Mefpt" (mys. tery) '38 -Patricia Ellis, Preston Foster. 4:JO R "Tiie ltut C..,.. (ldwnture) ·~ry Cooper, Onld NMln. ""Y111Ue Dlodle .,_.,,. (drl· ma) '42-Jlmes Ca1ney, Join Lulit. f V f NIN f, 1.111."" lit .... (C) (60) Jtny Dunphy. D "......,_........., ~ (C) (30> 11 ... .. Slllw: (C) (90) Allen and Rolsl, Lou Eliott. Caro- line Richter, and Bob Allen 1uat. 0 Sii O'Cleck Mewte: .... ...,.. W'ltll Ara" (dr1m1) ·~Jlck Haw· kins. Arlene 01hl. I M•iM .., (C) (30) ,. .,.. (30) MerY lriffill (C) ~1 .... 1 "ftoetry." Richard Lewis. author of '1'1racln." lia. cussa • the mtanln1 of Pott:rJ lo ~lldren around the world. &JO..,._ l:JO alt ......... (C) (60) "" • ...., ... (C) (30) Null (30) flldWl's ""1 (30) Ci) ... .., If.;-~ (C) . iillma t11t ..... " ...._., Cll CIS &llllllc ..._ (C) .... 34 7:• 8 CIS &leittc ~ (C) (30) W11ttf Cronkite. IF Trw, (C) (30) I U.. LllCJ (30) Clllipll's ..._. (C) (30) (l)Hllll 1114 _. (C) eo.tr ~ LI C..VICla .,. ... t1I (I) a.n. ... (C) (90) Jliii CtOWii outra,.. 1 trofttier com- • munlty when ht appoints a deputy mantial the leader of a bunch of -cowboys wtlo terrorized the place. Joe Bravo bt&lns to Justify Crown's COf'lfidtllce, but the .,,,.. ... comes when it appears thlt he must turn his 1un on his cowboy pala. (R) D@OO Dlllill ..._ (C) (60) •'fllit Spanish Hont." 01nlet tan· atn with bl1 dty 11mbltr1 to ave an Ofllhan boy from lolina 111 Ilia money In a cnlOUd hor1e race. Boone intercecla when l:llt boy Colorbration Time One of the nicest things about holidays ii COLO RB RA TJON on KHJ's Channel 9. In celebration of Memorial Day (May 30), TV 9 is scheduling approximately S4 In-Color hours of all-niabt feature film presentations beginning late Wednesday night, May 29, and running through Thunday (JO), Friday (31), Saturday (June I) and into the daylight hours of Sunday (June 2). Kirk Dougliu n:ruclu1 i11 /nr o pit 1top in "TIV Racerl''. First COLORBRATION pit-stop is on Wcdneeday, May 29 at 11 :00 PM for "The Racers," starring Kirk Oouglas--a bard-driving film depicting all the demanding tensiom of sports car racing. The traditional "Indianapolis SOO" is America'J answer to the races on the Continent-most of which were filmed for this behind-th~ scenes look at those races and the men who compete in them. Other films to watch for include "The Running Man" (Wed., May 2~-1 2:29 AM); "Rain!! of Ranchipur" (Thurs .. May 30- 9:58 A.M.): "Violent Saturday" (Thurs .. May 30-11 :00 PM); "Captain from Castile" (Fri .. May 31-f I :00 PM); "Dive Bomber" (Sat .. June 1-6 :13 AM): "White Feather" (Sat., June 1-Jl :lO PM); and "'Tripoli" CSun .. June 2-l I :30 AM)-and more, more, more. Page 12 THE DAILY PILOT. lV WEEK, MAY 25, 1968 11rHS to btt his life's uvinp.-1 "Allsenoe Makes 1:11t Hart Grow almost $100-on 1 race between Nerwus." Ann Marie's elation at his hon• and the 11mbler'a hone. wlnnln1 1 Broadway role f1des when Michael Bums. Henry Jones, Robert the realizes the Plliladtlphil QPen· Emhardt 1uest. (R) In& will m11n her first Iona separa· 8 EXCITING! PLAY lion from Don. Part I of two parts. * "LET'S GO TO THE ~ n...tn a..t: Host.critic Hal RACES!" MORE BIG CASH f.'r1ent11a1 looks at an orl1i1111 WINNERS! GET FREE musical comedy, "The ThrtH·D1y," ENTRIES AT VON'S! performed by the Tht1tr1 Amiri· I ltf'I lo 19 tllt -=~ (30) c1na. Guests a~ plaJW!l&ht Dav!d (i7} CJ) s.c..i H Ytara: Bell and Musie1I wnttr OIY1d (lo) "Remember Hie M1ine." Arnold. AIFrf1 secret Luke joins the Navy II> NecM de Eltrtno after botchln1 a succession of jobs 9:30 O 0 @ Dnpet: (C) (30) "The from poodle clippin1 to pnlenin1. B11 Doe. · Sat. Friday and Officer (R) Gannon investi1ate a rash of purse B Millieft $ Mowlt: "Otlti111tlotl snatchinp In which hiatllY trained ~ (adwnture) '44-Cary Grant. dop ars lrM>lved. (R) Jolln Garfield. Faye Emerson, Dane IJ @ CJ) """' '*-: (C) (30) ··-~ John Rld1ely. Betty has a surprise visitor arrive I Trdl ff c.a.cauenc:a (C) (30) lor the wtddin1; Leslie Harrinaton hny M-.. (60) receives shockina news; Joe Rossi f'tllllft: "Snak~s Alivel" A film needles Rev. Winter about Jill. on the lndl1n snake charmers. Ind m TM Dmtlltlsrs: Historian, critic how they perform their hypnotic •nd editor of "Oiswnr mapzint. entertainment with deadly snakes. Irvin& Howe, disc:uases ttlt politlcal 1,...,. Cb Mllllcal philosophy of democratic 90Cialism •=-(C) (2 hr) with host Donald Fouser. (i1J Tiit F1ytlla N•: (C) 10:00 (j) Dut1 Martill Slillw: (C) ( )~sh Story." Sister Sixto's ~)~y Arnold, The Miiis Broth· Uncle Gus has had poor talc.hes ers. Janet Lti&h, Pllil Slivers, and btc1use bi1 fislleries are usin1 Jeremy Vernon auest. (R) modem equipment to locate schools ! Ceer19 htn•• News (C) (60) of fish. Sister B~rille Is persua~ed S.,.111e n.trt: (C) (60) "A to use her aen1I talents IS fish· ero for Our Tlmt." A man in a spotter, and ltlin1s are eoin1 well compromisin1 situation Is witneis until the Reverend Mpther learns of to a murder and must choose be· Ult enterprise. (R) tween liberatine an innocent de· ! ,......, (C) (30) rendant or jeopardizin1 his own """" Ille llfbr: "An>eulo career and marrl11e. ll~d Briden. ecllniques." Frederick No1d 1ives Jolln lrel1nd, and Geraldine Brooks a final lesson on the basic tech· star. nlque, and ltlt arpeg:&io is em· I y1_,. (C) (60) phasized. Jaa lltll•• News (C} (30) • AMf .. ti Dts6trts ~ ........ Ille Car (C) (30) l :JO ~ ID (iJ 1'9111idt: (C) (60) "Eat. Cl)"" U"'1tldllblel • Orin~ and Be Buried." Chief Iron· : R&D ltftltw: "HOVtfcratt. 1968." aide steps in when attempts 1re European correspondent Gerry Wtln· lllldt on the life of lady columnist bren reports on the latest dtftlop- Francesca Kirby. The list of SUS· ments in hovercraft-vehicles that peels include Francesca's husband, ride on 1 cushion or air Inches her publisher, lier sister. and lier abo¥e around Of water. Dr. Albtft manapr. Lee Grant. Fartey Granier. Hibbs hosts. Richard And~n. M11i1 Lennard, lO:lO _ .._.. (C) (30) Biii Jollns. Jolln locl~t, Quincy Jones auest. (R) _, • IJ @ · ltwltclle4: (C} (30) 1l:008Elwll O'Cl9cl ~ (C) (30) ~IP, 1p." The fur ftles when Jelry Dunplly. Sam, with unbe1table feminine lotic, D TM lltlt Heltr Newt: (C) Geor1e 11ves $100 by buyin1 1 mink· Sklnntf. trimmed coat on sale ror $250. (R) 8 l!Mlt: "Clllallt Lt&W" (wut· I Men lriffln (C) (90) em) '43-Wlllilm Eliott . .... : (C) "Quincannon, Fron· D llllNs: ~30) Buttf Ward .. • Scout" (advtntuni}-Tony Mar· D c.•1 : (C) Shown tonlpt tin. Peale Castle. sni ''Violent Saturday," at1rrln1 fD Off.11_,: ''Cartoons." This ~ Vidor Matuni; ''House of Wu," sram beeins a tlfiu of niplap of with VillCent Price; "The k'On Mis. best shows from the past y11r. Art tress," starrina Alan Ladd; ''Tar1et Seldenbaum interviews ntwapaper for Killin&." with Stewart Granier: cartoonists Kart Hubenthal and Ptul "Powder Rivef," with ROfY Calhoun; Conrad. and "Tht Bit Trws," with Klrtl E E Jvlde di lel flllos Douetaa. ... ea (I),_..,, ... .-. (r c:r.... (C) <60> (C) ....... lfrillp .......... (ro-Me*-....... Inc." (mystefy) n11nce) '63-Troy Donahue, Connie ' eel Hadley, Marjorie Reynolds. Stewna. Ty Hardin, Stefanie Powers. I~ lltws (C) Robert Conrad. Andrww Ouu1n. 6 Dis DIJ HU (C} £.aster week brinp an influx of News fun·lffllln1 hilh·tchool and coll11t 11:30 a l!Mlt: "flftrm of th .,._, students to tht ••nk community (drama) '6S-Jofln HacMtt. Conrad of P1l111 Sprtnp. The captain of • Parham. collea• baskltball tstm I• roman· I @ Cl) TM T•llM Slillw (C) tlcally invohed with BunllJ, and @CJ)..., ......, Sllllw (C) the romanca almost PnJft1 dius. trous for Gall, posl111 .. I weelthy 12.111 m JM ,,.. (C) elamour ..J!rl. (R) 12:10 I NIW Cltr O (HJ (lJ T\at lift: (C) (30) Ace... Tilleh: "Boomtrana." YOl D 41 it sold out -... ft'l lllel • l•Wlll sr1van1a console color TV # I YLYANIA MODn CU t W-Blg famlly- slz.e value ... with lamlly·1lze 220 sq. In. picture. In popular contemporary styling. Variable tone control. Big g• speaker. Beltbuy.~399'5 SYlYANIA MODIL CD1ll -Ebony enameled. 110 sq. in. view1bl1 pidure UH. 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Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. THE DAILY f'tLOT, TV wtOC. MAY 25, 1968 ..... .., MIMes llfllt (C) (JO) a Tw: (C} (60) "Tiit Moun-I D ~Cl)"" ,_ .. -... D. O'CW ...... (C) ... u ln of the Moon." Part I of two net: (C} (30) ''Wllafs in a Name?'' ~ 81 Afedle _.. (WllWll) parts. Ethel Merman ..1ueats 1t the A trick·shot artist poees as Will '53--SttpMR Wally, Julie Adlm. ludtl' of a reli1ious 1roup JHl!ln11 Sonnjtt in order to 11111 respect. (R) ....... .., (C) (30) the "Promised Lind." Tarzan a1rees fll) NET ,...._: "The Walla of e hllr .... (30) to 1uldt the party and dltccwtfl Jericllo." An. Elw1rdian pl1y lbout O'-' (})...., Mlftil (C) tt11t 1111111 of the members Imel Rptinc Jeck Frobilfler, 1 self.made • -.ra lllw? ''Slilinc." Jerry Miii llrindltd out of their money men, wtlo buys his wey into London IMd liwts 1 ,..... °" .._ ,.,. by • auide 111med Whitelleld. (R) aoclety and JOOn ditcowers his bor• dltMntlll of llillnc. e ANGELS vs OAKLAND clom. e D ..,.,.., * ATHLETICS ••• ARE YO E , .... ...._ Alteil DAYTIME MOVIES l:IO 8 llllC ._. ..._ CC> (60) READY FOR A THRILL£ • ...... ... .,.., (C) •• .,..., .... (C) (30) .. ,,. .... llMNll: (C} (2 hr .151o~D~Ci)N1Uttws llMdll: (C) •:30 a ct> "'.. ..... • llW' (romance) 'SO-J1111 Powell, Ricar· do Montalban. 0 (C) "Tlt911dtf Ofer Ille ,,.... (western) '53-R1ndolph Scott. (C) ''Str111p lady ill TOWll" (d111111) 'SS-Greer G1rson. • .._. (30) mln) ~11ls vs. Olkt.nd Athllhc.a. (60) "Sime Mud, Sime Blood." e 11c11M1 ...., (30) D li7.l CI> Oii Te IM tllt Wiufd: NBC News correspondent Frank ID Ci) Nwllj •Wdtf llfllt (C) <"Cl (60) "~lipper." Chuck Connors. 811ir's close·up sludy al the Nqro fl).......... Ille 111111 -......: lullt H1lp1n, Kath~. M1111ire. so:dief In Viftlllm. The prOlflm "Siles Promotioa." A profile el Connie Scott •nd Mitzi, • 300-1nswers such questions es: H11 m1rketin1 tedlniq1111 In the SIMI PoUnd dolphin star in the first pert the '1rhili tOldler completely ac- "buslness, indudin1 tips on ultl of 1 IWO·part story •bout the friend· cepted the Nern> IOldilf u 1n promotion ind ldwrtlllni. ship between boy and dolphin. (R) equil?: u 1 ludef of men,· has ft Cl) CIS £ ... lq """ (C) 1J Mlllltll $ Mewil: (C) "Clflllnl the Necro IOldltr 11ined the r• E Ntticitr• 34 ...,.. (adventure) '54-.Anne Bu· Sf*t of thote wtlo 1erve under his 11:001J "Or. lrNdwlf' (mulicll) '42 -Macdonald C.rey. "Dlwil llld tllt DMp" (d11m1) '32-Giry Cooper. 12:30 m."lf l'M lllety'' (music.I) '46- Peny Como. "T1ll c..tm If Meftt. Crilet" (comedy) '48--SOflll Henie. ter, Steve Cochr1n, Georp Nlder, command? (R) 7:GO II CIS £llMc ltwl: (C) (30) LYI• Btttaer. 8..... hlN• ... (C} (60) Walter Cronkite. • , ..... w C..1111•11ea (C) (30) fJ cm Cl) Jldd, 1fW .. "'- 8 Alllllll w...., (C) (30) I""' ..._. (60) I (C) 160> ''Thi llvin1 V'ictim." A IJ f T...., (C) (30) htd "-(C) ,oun1 dlstrlct attomey'a wife Is • I ""9 Lar (30) e ....., V..W, killed when their car is demolished l :30 m "Stardl fer .......... (mpt"Y) '49-John Calvert, Myrna Dell. e CINpe'a ltlllld (C} (30) by 1 bomb. When the men's ln· ID (1) f'*« (C) "Border River." 1:111 '-"4 (C} (30) vesti11t1on of the IOCll mob !elder 4:3011 "Anpll 111 tlll Olltfltllr" (f•n· tasy) '51-Paul Ooulfn. Janet Leip. D CC> "'ltrflll It C.ji" (llorrw) ·~meron Mltchtll, l11 J. Cobb. fJD c:..tJ ~ ~ • al Daltrtl becomes persecution, Judd reluc· a (I) ...... ...., 1:318 a CJ) .... ,,. U.C: (C} tently finds himself defe~ln1 the e La c.. Vida (JO) An obteMr from 1 friendly crlmt111I. (R) 7:IO I) -Cl) ne Wiid Wiid lltln Americln country Hli1ned to 8 y_,. CC> (80) (C) tlO> Apnts Wist Ind ~ the USMC dtallenca set. Cart• to ..... Lall• ... (C} (60) brtw fires ind aplolives wtlltt I dull. Leny Stordl 1unts. (R) fl) Lacll1 l.Afe f V r !'-J I 'J (, follo'#ln1 clues to Ult murder of a G ID (j) ttar Trell: CC> (60) "By lO:JO m ... : (C) (30) Bill Jollns. rich Kansu r1ncher durlna 1 ut. Any other Name." Capt1ln ICltk ,,,. 1:00 111'1 Ila Nlws: (C) (60) Jerry b11tion marklni the list roundup swtrs • dlstma call the~ turns out ll:GO II °'"" O'Cled ""9tt (C} (30) Dunphy. of the *'°" (R) to bt • ru• by • supenor rece to Jerry Dunphy. -----------------·..;...;-----1 e.tplurt the Enterpriae ind lta crew. II Tiie Utll Hew Nlws (C}. (30) CHANNEL LISTINGS Information for lhe1e logs it furnished by the television sta· tions. TV Wffk it not responaible for lost·minute changes in program ll1ting1. a KNXT 8 KNIC . ~ D KA1C e KHJ • mv • KCOP • kWHY • KCET e KMIX CCISI CNICI Oncl.J CAIC> Ond.) Rnd.> find.) find.) CNm Ond.> Los Anve'- (1) KL YD lAIC> Cable labnfleld Cl> KEIO fNICI Cable lalcenfleld CIJ KUK fCIS) Cable lalcenfleld a Kl YD lAICI lokenfleld u Kao fNIC) labnfleld a ICIAK fCISI .. ersfleld A •tar C *) preceding o log listing indicates it it a paid advertisement, Channel• 22, 21 and 3"' are UHF in lot An· gelfl, with 28 being the educational ( ETV) station. Chon· nels 17, 23 and 29 ore UHF In 8olrersfield. Thi• •oe"aalne It P•ltllt!Md ... kly ,., •hit newtpoper lly TV WI• • divltlff 9f Ortfflft ,...... .............. C:.., IM., ecll*lal aitd rwodlff· ti... etn-, ,,0 , ha I 190, OleMele, C.tff, A'4reu o4¥er1l1i119 l~vlri" to lhe dl•'-Y -...ntll"I ._.,._, 9f ftll1 11ew~. fta1e 14 Warren Stevens. B1rb1r1 Bouchet Gwp Skinner. Ind Stew•rt M~ ruest. (It) • MtN: (C) "T1ll Liit c... D a:! Cl) Miii ,. I s.ttcae: (C} -A--(---' ) '5" Nerf! H (60) •<n. Wh' " 0 N · -..-.ern .,......_ "' •1· 111e 1sper. n •n riClft din Anne Maril Albtrlhlttl tobacco pl1nt1tlon. McGill tries to .·...._.. -(30) aa..._ w d discover if the Jesuit prllst, F1ther • '"' ..... .., " · loyol1, rq1rdld by th• natl'te WOf'll. B C.11""""4!: (C) Shown IA ers u 1 saint is 1ctu1lly a con '~ptlin From Castile," with TY"lftl min 1nd thief. Power; "Fort Worttl," with Ran- • M1fv lrlffil (C) (90) dolph Scott: "Code Name: Ja1111r," 111...a c.n. <Cl (30) wit~. Ray 01nton: '1'111 Min Rid· s,entltlell: ''The Slculer City." !~: with R~ndolph Scott: ind Or. Kelth Berwlcll •sks If the church Dive Bombtr. with Emit Flynn . should 10 te ll"llt lenaths to con· • Lii CrMI (C) (60) tect the 1 .. dairebll elements of e Mewll: "TM Dt1J ......., (n>- toc~ippies ind homotulllls. 111.nct) '45 -Betty Grable, Jolin (R) Payne. • 0 hlidl • ... ..... (j1l Cl) ... (C} t:ID 8 IS Cl) fridey fHaM Mewlt: (C} iU 00 T1lil D., HU (C} 1" ......... (drema) '64--(llff a (I) ... Robertlotl, Glorp Chlkirb, Mirta • f .... • ........ Ml'I a r Ptnchy, Harry Andrews, Oonlld Hou*!. An IClioa·paclltd l"l·OW· 11=-. MtN: """""" .......,.. (td· lion of a f11t that milht have ,,.. wntufe) ;49 -Richard Contt, l11 vented the tutal destruction ol J. Cobb. !..llftdon In World Wer II. The story D U (I) ne Tlllf&M a. (C} rs about 1 JQllldron of bombtn whote misalon is to dntroy •n a @ (]) Jety ........ (C} 1lmosl·lmprean1ble processln1 pl1ftt a Cll Sein .. • .. built by the Germans tD fuel their l2!GO ... Jet -. (C) rocuts. Lt Erik Beram111. 1 Nor· -• , ... .. ,1an undlrpvund fl&tlt•. ,..._ 12:31. lllllld ,.... Britltll I ntefliPMe to Ille feet that _,, tfle Germans 111 about to ioo. in ! Act~• Tll11tre: "Betrartd •ll·out rocMt blitz 111inst London. omen. (R) 1:098MM: ....,._ 1 .. ._ .... II) -:11: (C) ~-If 1111 iiHbt" (mystery) '55 -01111 Alt-~ (•~lure) 42 -James drews. Join Fontllne. Ca1ney. Oenms Morain. D Mewir: "Calrr .. s,,1111" (com· • ._.,,ill lilJ) '64-«anllftll Williama. 81rber1 WlllMr. • ... (C) S A T U J SATURDAY JUNE 1 ac..r ... 11e11e:tc>-....... fa" (westm) '55 -Joel McON, '-II ef ........ (C) ll:GO ...., Dim (C) lO:JO Vler1CiMIMi1 .. 1: ~ (C) 21 .. Us nil -..... M ... l.tlpe ...... : ~;. ..... ..,;;rk ;..:.~.~-~-=t ef .. ::a.~~ , .... f1aW' (wattrn) 'st--Stlp EJllclile lMltc (C) Homelef, John C1unlll. • llr ....... CC> fl~ rn 11le .... (C) .,. s.r.; ~ (C) :f' :-'tv~ 1'1llllre: "Oaupter l:tl ii~~ IMpf9e (C) 11 •JOPJM >itJ ___ , __ (C) 1:.1-.~ -=:.,.~Wlltem) '32 • • ~~ -;~~ ~ -GllCijs S.artllout, Lloyd Nolan. Cma" (1dvtnture) '62-411'· ... c:..tly M .. (C) aila Modiynsb. 1:•1m· --,.,...... (C) 1\e F..mtic r .. (C) • lllllil: (C) ..... .\FTfn~OON fer c:.w.t" (western) '55 -John 12:801 U1 C.ltt • Maia Derek, James CaJMY. 1Z:.JO a Cl) ..., .,... (C) t:OO~I ,,. ....... Jr. (C) .... = ................ 11le f'lllltllNll (C) (western) '43-John Wayne, Martha ,.,..., M• (C) Scott. TllNtrt: Today's telte-'"CilJ (I) ...,,... .. 1 •u (C) are "Mr. Moto's Last Wn-c:....t T1lutre: "SWord ol inc.'' "MOii Rote," Ind "Kill or Be .. Killed." len~ C.. Vida t:JOIU Tiie ... a11... (C) l:GO a Cl) Tiie LHe .... (C) (j) s. ....... Celiltll (C) Mltlt: "l'ft. See ,.. "' .., • "CJr tr (df'lftll) 'l ml' (Jnuslc:al) '52-0oris Day, -fr.d M1eMurr1y, Ann Slleridan. Dinny Thomas. · D @(J)-.., It t1111 c.nr ID Opiliell: Wllllillcltl (C) .,... .. (Ma (C) •=•I a Cl)• .... ._ (C) E £lalela ~EX feat.re: (C) "With Thtir Eyes lt:OO 11 ~ Sllaualf (C) on the Stars." A IOok at America's 1Wu1 (C) space pro1ram, filmed at Cape Ken· Iii( ... (C) ntdy under the auspices of NASA. presented llD betttr lnfor-. tllt pub- lic on the efforts currently beitl1 made to conquer space. • .... "Clfitlil ..,.... (ad· wnture) '47 -Stlwlrt Gnftler, Kaltlleen Rpn. 2:00. 9Cl)11le ..... 11111111: (C) lTll S hoemaker, Eddie Atcaro, Jack Dries Ind Jact WhftlMr ~· rMntate the 1 OOlh rvnninc from Belmont Rece Track in New Yoftl. a ..... <C> "line ,. .... ._.. (mystaiy) '56--Ltnlne Day, Rlclnlci lfontalb111. • $(llertl s,edlt: (C) UCl.A year- llld lllOftl ,....,. II PGA Golf 3rd Round * ATLANTA OPEN fJ 9 Cl) PIA C,... AtlMt.e Oje1: (Cf Atlanta, Geor1ia pnwides the dramatic settln1 for one of the most 1n11lftn1 of 111 toum171 when the n1tion's most masterful eolfers convene at the Atlanta Country Club for 1 frontal attack on the cham· pionship crown and the $100,000 purse. I lie llewtr. ''H1ll11te." 2:l0 Cllll .. Sii c..a l:GO 11le .... lldltr: (C) "Should tlll U.S. SUbtldlH Its Olympic AthletesT' Students from lA Minda and Bell hip schools deb1te tlll ~le. U Mewie: "Tiie War It tlle Celd" (western) '57-.leffrey Hunter. Shtrlt Notftl. - fJ MHllH $ lllhwie: (C) "Catlle Qieell ef llMtua" (western) '54 -81rt11r1 Stan.,yck, Ronald R111an. l:JO fJ lllhwle: "1111 w.rtd W11 Htl ,.,.. (drema) '58-Edmond O'Brien, Mona FrM1m1n. ) D ~ UM: (C) "Tiit F1m-ine Fflhtn." Jacti Vaulhl, Dir9etlDr of the PNCI Cor;s, d*'-hll orpnlz1tlon'1 lncrealni ,....._ ment in flctrtlni famine II the unclerdtwloped countrill of the wor1d. EQill• Cea. llleah: (C) "I Wonder '1 Kissln1 Her Now?'' •:t01 ""' ...... (C) ...n..... ..... tc> • 4:l01=·1=~ Tlldllr'&I 5:toll9Cl)l.._au~ hit llM.: (C) l1ii $30,000·Added Miiady H1ndiup. U, for l'llllWll for tilt 17th time today, the mlle and ..- lixhenth Mll1dy H1ndlclp II a major stalces for fillill and marea on the road to the chlmplonthip. decldin1 V1nity Handlclp on June 29. DS,U.-1 FNllJ: (C) Ror Wit· kens, Elecutive Secreury ol the NMa>,~esU. I~:· WWI W.W If MWatiNI 1111111 _. Yanart 5:301 .. ., (C) e:~·· (C) .... leat Host Robert CrOftlll interviews Colin Aetctler, who hillld throu1h the ,Grend Canyon ind wrote 1 book about lt-''The Men Who ~alks Throulh Time." There's Only One No.1 No. 1 &.-. 0 •._: __ "~ ..... ,..____ -.......... e.e.-. No.1 ....................... . ___ ...,.. ____ e.._ .. .. .... .... No.I,. ... _.....,_ ... __ ....... _ _.. ... ,., ... IL A __ _. ... No. 1 .............. _,, .. _.. ........ --. .... _.. ........ ...., ................... 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