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voa:. , ... NO. 121, 2 SECTIONS. 24 PAGES
' DAILY PILOT Mlllt ,_
REMEMBERING -Ted Kimmell of 1806 Haven Pla~e, Ne~rt
Beach, commander of Newport Harbor Post 291,. Ame.ncan Legt~n.
places Flags and cross on veteran's grave at Pacific View Mem?nal
Park in Corona del Mar. in preparation for Memorial Day services.
Memorial Day Services
Planned at CdM Cemetery
Miniature American Flags and
white crosses have been placed on
graves of 140 veterans in Pacific
View Memorial Park. Corona del Mar,
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$9.1 Million
Budget C.alls
For $1.24 Tax
Newport Beach city councilmen late
Monday night received the biggest
preliminary budget in the city's
history.
The 324-page document lists recom-
mended and anticipated expenditures
totaUng '9,106,390.
If adopted as proposed. it would
push the city property t.ax rate up
about seven cemts to •t.243.
Councilmen set a June 10 public
hearing on tbe budget. It is expec~
to be the first of several sessions at
which councilmen will attempt to trim
whatever fat there may be in the
budget.
City Manager Harvey L. Hurlburt
says it already has been chopped back
to essential expenditures.
Oruge Cea1t __ ,a _
Weatller
It'll be cooler Wednesday, but
don't r~ch for your overcoat,
s.,s forecaster Jack .Frazee.
High temperatures w i 11 be
"down" to the mld 70's after
the uailal morning mist.
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in preparation for what is traditional-
ly the biggest Memorial Day ceremo·
ny each year along the Orange Coast.
Members of American Legion Post
291 (Newport Harbor Post) and its
auxiliary have made preparations for
the annual program to be held Thurs-
day at 10 a.m. Maj. Gen. William G.
Thrash, El Toro Marine Corps Air Sta·
tion commanding general. will be
speaker at this year's ceremonies.
The Harbor Area program will be
one of many held throughout the coun-
ty as the nation pauses for its lOOth
Memorial Day in honor of America's
servicemen killed in war. Patriotic
groups are participating in services at
Harbor Rest Memorial Park, Cost.a
Mesa; Forest Lawn Memorial Park,
Cypress; Heisler Park. La g una
Bea<:b; Loma Vista Memorial Park,
Fullerton; Memory Garden Park,
Brea ; Westminster Memorial Park,
Westminster and Fairhaven Cemt·
tery, Santa Ana.
Gold Star Mothers of Orange County
will be represented at the Pacific View
ceremonies by Mrs. A. J. Blackwell of
Santa Ana, past GSM president of
C~lifornia.
Breezes Cool Off
Air in Newport
Fresh. southeast breezes were ex·
peeled to keep the air temperature
below 70 degrees in Newport Beach to-
day, while warm ocean currents push·
ed the water temperature up to 64
degrees by 10 a.m.
Assistallt Lifeguard Chief Kendall
Jacobsen said the mercury climbed to
75 degrees at the water's edge Mon·
day, bringing out an estlmated 25,000
people.
He said It was a good crowd for an
early summer da y. The surf was clear
and medium sized.
Flag Defiling Trial
Continued in Court
The jury trial Of eecused American
Flag defiler Mlct\atl Joseph Jacuon.
2'l, was continued today i!J Newport
Belch Munictpel Court to 8:30 a.m.
June 25 •
JacJtson remained free on '82S ball
pending the trial. Pollet claJ.Jn he cut a
t'lag lnto three pl~ and uMd it • cu.r1al11s ln his •parbntnt at ~u W.
dcun Front.
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NEWPORT IEACH. CACIFORNL( JUESDAY, MAY 28, '1968 J'EN CENTS
Supervisors Told ·
No .Couiity Air ·control
By JACK BROIWS Of .. ...,_,__
Orqe County, • ,......, of Ma
own lirport, does not blV9 autt.UJ to
oppole Silly increallt in the Dumblr "' jet aircraft ntgbb or oppoee the UM of pure jet planes. . •
Th.is W¥ tbe declaratiCll of County
Dlreds of Aviation R o II• r t
B~ahan to the Board of Supenltlor1
this morning in answ« to rtlolultGal
from tbe Newport Beedl CitJ doamdJ
·Helicopter
Crashes in
:r
Laguna Hills
A belicopleT, repol1ed to be a U.S.
Marine Corps mill~ type craft.
crashed inland ol Top ol the Wodd
Elementary School at U :05 p.m. lod81.
A witl'iess told Laguna Beach police
the stricken craft hit a ridge acrogs
the valley, then plwiged di.redly into
a ravine.
Police sald they were having dlffi.
culty puWng a fix on tbe J>n!clse
location of the crash early this after·
noon.
"The wreckage is out ol si&ht." ex·
plained Laguna Beach Officer E.arl C.
Carpenter. "We believe.the craft is
down about two miles i*tand of Top
ol the World Elementa!Y Scbool, to-wn C1'Wlt Valle7 Pmbra} in L.
guoa Ntguel. ' •
Meanwbiie, offic:iala at the Marine
Corps Air Facllity in Santa Ana, the
old Jigbter-than·air base. admitted
they had a helicopter missing. They
wltbbeld further comment.
An etneTgeocy rescue helicopter
from El Toro was hovering over the
crash scene and was attempting to
maintain contact with a Laguna po-
lice unit on Temple Hilh Drive.
Carpenter said transmiuions Crom
the rescue chopper were somewhat
garbled. ·
Orange County Sherill's units fixed
location of the crash in a triangular
area bounded by the San Diego Free-
way, Crown Valley Parkway and
Temple Hills Drive.
Carpenter said there was appar·
ently no smoke or fire visible from
the crash scene.
Laguna Beach DAILY PIL<Yl' City
Editor Richard Nall, reporting from
the top of the hills, said several heli-
copters appeared to be hovering over
the crash site some miles inland or
·• ~ Top of the World campus.
Nall said one helicopter landed on
a ridge and the plJot appeared lo lw
c:onferring with a deputy in a sheriff's patrol unit.
165-Signature
Petition Slows
Parking Action
After receiving a 16.S-signature 1wli·
tlon. Newport Beach city councilmrn ~onday night delayed until June IO nc·
tion on proposals for new parking lol
fees in Balboa.
Under consideration Is a boost in
rates at the 1,000-space municipal Int
near the Balboa Pier and install:itinn
of parking meters at smaUer Jots " \ ..
and "B," which are now free parkiM
areas.
City Councilman Howard Rocrr•
strongly Ul'ged the postponement. 'fhr
petition, stgned by residents of thr
area. asserted that lots "A" and "n''
should remain Qnmetend beca use ii
helps keep transienta trom parking on
residential streetl.
Rogers also pointed oul that
members of the BaJboa lmprovt'mrnt
Association have protested the pro-
posed increase In hourly rates al lhr
pier lot, but they were out of town on a
fishing trip. He said no council action
~hould be taken on the matter unlll
they could be repreeented at a publir
hearing. His colleaf'lel a g r e t' d
unanimously.
NEW YORK (AP) -The st0t·k
market moved steadily ahead in ht>av~
tra.Mn1 to lts ~t level of the ses~lon
thJa aftetiiOOll. (See quotations. PaJtt~
10.U).
'""9 Dow Janee average or 30 1n·
duatriala abond a p!o • oI 3 !7 to
894.'7 at 2 p.m. after havina been up
J.93 a hall bour earlier.
and the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa
Board of Realtors.
"The aJrport is providing wpace for
three distinct types of eemce which
~ county has DO jurisdlction OVft' -
the number of daily BigbU, the type of
equipment used or the fares charged.
"In eacll case, eittie.r a state or
£c<leral •gency r e t a i n s this
responsibility and C(ll)trol, '' Bresnahan
emphasiied.
The agencies he N'erred to ~the
State Public Utilities Commission
(PUC) and the Federal C l v l l
Aeronatucs Board and the Federal
Aviation Adminiltrat.lon (FAA).
The realty board resolution urged
efforts toward finding another site far
commercial Oigbts aod preventing in·
crease i.Ji the number of such flights. It
also opposed spending more money to
expand the alrporit.
Bresnahan pointed out th.at airport
Facilities are presently overburdened
and mlllt be upaoded.
'lbe aYiation director said tbt first
phase ol the County Master Plan of
Air Tremportatlon should be com·
pleted eat1y in June and preeented to
auperviscn early in July.
"During our study sessions ol the
Master Plan Committee, It bas
become increasingly apparent that the
present Orange County Airport has
serl~ limitations in view of the
(See AIRPORT, Pa19 %)
Water Bill to .~o -Up
City Eyes Hike to Meet MWD Costs
By JEROME F . COLLINS
Of tlle 01111 Pl ltt sratr
Like everything else, the cost of
water in Newport Buch is going up.
The only question is how much.
City councilmen may come up with
an answer on June 10. That's the date
they set aside Monday for initial ac-
tion on city staff recommendations to :
-Increase the basic monthly charge
for some 13,000 homes from $1.75 to
$2. Commercial and industrial users
Massive Hunt
Launched for
Overdue .. Sub
WASHINGTON (UPI) -An armada
of Navy hunter planes, warships and
submarines fanned out over a 2,1()()..
mile &'tretch of the gale-lashed Atlantic
today searchjng for the ''overdue"
nuclear-powered submarine Scorpion
and her 99 men.
From the Azores to the Virginia
capes, all-weather P2 and P3 sub
bunter planes -packed with elec·
t.rooic gear designed to detect sub·
merged submarines -flew low over
the stormy seas hoping to make con-
"tkt with the Scorpion.
Vice Adm. A. F. Schade, com-
mander of the submarine forces for
the AUantic Fleet, arrived off the
Virginia coast early today aboard the
nuclear submarine Pargo to take
charge of the 37-ship task force hun·
ting for the Scorpion.
Six other nuclear submarines. run-
ning submerged with their sonar pro·
bing the ocean depths, also were t~k·
ing part in the search for their sister
ship. Three submarine rescue vessels
-which carry diving bells for takini:?
crewmen off stricken subs -were
standing by.
There were 87 enlisted men and 12
Officers board the 253-foot. 3.075-ton.
submarine. The Navy was e.xpected to
release a list of the crewmen later lo·
day.
Adm. Hyman G. Rickover. probably
the world's foremost expert on nuclear ~ubmarines. told newsm en i n
Washington : "We just don 't know
what happened. We just can't tell."
The 'Scorpion. wh ich was reported
"overdue" at Norfolk, Va .. at midday
Monday, was last heard from at 8 P·~·
EIYI' May 21, when it radioed a pos1·
Uon report just south or the Azores.
It was making a submerged ~un
home from a 6th Fleet training
mission in the Mediterranean.
Conte Septe1n1Jer
would pay more. depending on the size
of meters.
-Increase the cost per 100 cubic
feet of water by four cents, from 17
cents to 21 cents. Homes and
businesses would pay the same.
City Finance Director George Pap-
pas estimated that the proposed hikes
would ralse the average homeowner's
water bill from $5.15 monthly to $6.20,
-or $1.05 more a month.
Public Works Director Joseph T.
Devlin proposed the hikes in a 38-page
report to councilmen. Lawmakers bad reques~ the study of water rates several months ago.
Devlin explained that a blg reaaon
for the recommended revisions ii the
recent boost in the cost o f
Metropolitan Water Di6trict (MWD)
water. which the city obtains through
the Coastal Municipal Water District.
On July l , it will g9 up 7.7 percent On
(Ste WATER, Page !)
Newport Murder Linked
To Savage Mesa Beating
By ARTHUR lt. \lNSEL
01 11t1 Deity P'llef Sllff
SpeculaUon grew today that the
bludgeon murder of a Corona del Mar
bachelor eight days ago and Ule
savage beating of an unmarried Costa
Mesa man du:ing the same 24-hour
period may be related.
Detectives, meanwhile, said Paul
Sheridan, 40. of 2879 Ballow Lane, is
nei:ir death after undergoing surgery
for his injuries Monday, the second
operation in a week.
Spokesmen for Hoag Memorial
Hos pital. however, issued the same
daily report as usual. saying Sheridan
was in serious con~ition suffering head
injuries.
Circumstances surrounding t h e
bludgeon killing of George F. Lyons,
48. of 7'201h Mari~old Ave., Corona del
Mar. and the attack on Sheridon are
markedly similar.
"We're working closely with
Newport Beach. but so far, we have no
really good leads." said Costa Mesa
Detective Gary Thompson.
Sheridan told police of meeting three
young Marines in a Santa Ana btr the
night of Ma y 18 and inviting them to
hi.> home for a drink, after they asked
Jilin for a ride ta EI T1ll'O M&rtnc
CQl"Jl6 Air StaUoa. •
Once inside the house, howner, he
said tti. youthful servicemen brutally
attacked him as he lay in front of the
fireplace, kicking and beating him
with their fists and feet.
They also ioaded up valuablei worth
several hundred dollars and drove off
in his late model Rambler, which has
never been recovered.
"The. main concern now is to find
that car," Investigator Thompson told
the DAILY PIL<Yl' today.
A 1961 white Thunderlird taken
from the borne of Lyons -who was
known to frequent Laguna Beach and
'Dana Point bars -was recovered in
Missouri.
Three suspects held in connection
with the murder of a Springfield, Mo.,
deputy sheri!f over the weekend have
been fingerprinted and Newport Beach
police today are awaiting copies for
their investigation.
Costa Mesa detectiv~ checked
fingerprints taken from beer cans and
liquor gla.sses in Sheridan's home with (See BEATING, Page Z)
Moving Moviemao
Parso1is Flies in, Out for Council
Newport Beach Vice Mayor Lindsle y
Parsons flew in from Mexico City to
attend Monday's City Council meeting.
He flew out again today.
The movlemaker is filming "The Big
Cube" in the Mexican capital He has
been working on the picture for about
a month and has another three weeks
or so to go, he said.
The film stars Lana Turner, Dan
O'Herlihy. George Cbak.irls. and
Richard Egan. Parsons described it as
a "contemporary drama."
While in Mexico, Parsons will have
more than just the movie script to
ponder. He also took wfth him the 3~
page preliminary city budget.
w4rk,; should begin on new $51,000 addition fo
Corona del Mar Library by September, says New·
port Be•ch Public Works Director Joseph T. Dev·
fin, pointing out where rooms w111 be added. Draw·
ing by architect William Ficker abows what libnry
will k>ok like when project ii complmd, City coun-
cil is on record favoring pla.. ·whose COit ii in-
cluded in '9 million new rlty budlet.
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2 DAIL V PILOl
Cool Summer for Innkeepers: Tax ·neiaye~ _
A boMt ill I.bl c!U'a bOCa1 Incl motel
Wei tat won't •Ill• •"-"" und1 alt«
summer. Newport Beach city coun·
d lmen ap-eed Monday nlClll.
The cansensus was reached after
William C. Ring. prhident of tht:
Newport Harbor·Cost:i Mesa Board of
RtaltOrt, complilne<l that Immediate
1mposltion of the tax increase would
be a ml.tor lneonvenience to Inn·
keepers ant! visitors who alre11dy
have made summer reservations.
Councilmen postPoned action on the
proPosed hike -from 4 to 5 percent of
.
room rat.1 -uMU J1ane 10.
Wort. vciUoa. to ~la.Y the mtttet,
they \old 1Ua1 IM.J wtWd Miiot Oct. 1 as I.be~ 4MI Of I.be rt""4
tax rate.
Rlng also asked lor c o u n c I I
reconsidera1on ot a plan to ext.end the
time period dunng which tbe tax 1.~
levied against visitors. It It now two
weeks. The city staff hes proposed
that it be extended to 30 days. Ring
said 27 days wou ld be m o r e
reasona~~ if there bas to be aoy ex·
tension 'If all.
Aircraft Leaders Meet
To Debate Noise Curbs
By JACK BROBACK
Ot Ille Dell' """ ·-Representatives of almost every
phase of the fly lJ'& rnaclline bualneas
•'ere meeting at Orange County
AlrPort today in a crash errort to
develop a noise abatement law ac·
Fro•n Pa9e l
AIRPORT ...
tremendous passenger volume to bl' generated within the c o u n t y , • '
Bret11ahan said.
"Existing facililies at the airport
are now sulfering from overuse and in
some cases are inadequate to perform
an efficient function," the director
note<!.
lie said the total number or opera·
lions (take offs and landings) handled
l"~ the airport durlnt 19811 will be In ex·
cess of 4S0,000. "Thia increMe In ac·
tivity will bring UI to tile ~ of
saturation within three or four year!,"
8resnahan warned.
EFt'ICIENT TRAVEL
The aviation director said his de·
partment haa been IDd will conUnue
lo 3upply fast, safe, efficieot and
continued transportation at the low-
c:.l cost consistent with efficiency
antl safety.
"There iJ no question in my mind
that one of the alternative. prtMDted
111 th~ Malter Plan will be that the
present airport not be a regional air·
1;:.>rt." Bresnahan said. "Part of the
problem facing the supervisors is
that the 1.3 million people in this
county detlre faat, efficient air Mn'·
ice but nobody wants the airport in
t:lcse proximity lo them.''
Bresnahan &aid that if the masler
plan suggntl a rel~tion of COf'.'l·
mcrclal aervicn to either a new a.tr·
port or· joint use with the rnllttary, It
will undoub~y require three to five
years to accomplllb.
''During tbia period our traffic load ~·Ill double and therelore it ii imper·
alive that we mak'e chin~ and im·
provementa to efficienUl handle the expec~ I n c r e a 1 e.' the avaltion
director 111id.
K~f.P PACE "Safety and efficiency indicate that
we must keep pace with lbe demands
o( the traveling public," be cont.lnue,d.
"whethef' It be at Orange County Atr·
port or some other \ocatlon within the
county." . The thrH types of serv1~ th.It Bres·
nuhan referred to are: . .
l. 'Those that operate totally 1'\thtn
the stale. like Air Cellf omia. 'Ibey
ar1! governed by the PUC.
2. Air tu.la. cert1ficated and sov·
crned by the CAB 8lld FAA.
3 Interstate airline servi~ such
as 'Air West under the jurisdiction of
the CAB.
A Newport Beach raident, retired
engmeer W. M. Harris of ~12 Anchor
Way in Baycrest followed Bresnahnn's
rel'Ot't with a plea to the supervisors
to do someth ing aooul the noise and
increase In traffic lrom the airport.
"Prc.perty values ~ down , real ~·
tate men are suffering and competl·
tlon is increasing to serve the limited
amount of traffic to the Los Angeles
I nternatlonal Airport." Harris told
superviS1>rS.
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ceptable to ill.
If aucb a utopian dream can be
fulftUed, the new ordinance wlU be
submitted to the airport commission
tonight, Orange County Director or
Aviation Robert Bresnahan sald today.
A noise abatement law. already
adopted by the commissioners and
sent on to the county supervisors. has
been criticized by private fliers.
airline pilots and the Federal Aviation
Administration. The FAA said the
local ordinance Is "illegal."
Principal local objections centered
on the "teeth" in the 1-0cal law whJch
offered fines and/or imprisonmerit to
oUenders of mlsdemeanor violations.
The verbally battered ordlnance
prescribed certain flight procedures
designed to minimize noise from both
airline planes and private flyers.
It was written after several months
of study by a committee composed of
Bresnahan, Dennis Carpenter o (
Newport Beach, c o m m i s s l o n e r
chairman; Jack Mullan, chairman of
the Newport Beach Air Traffic
Advi sory group; Leland C. Launer of
Fullerton, commissioner: Arthur C.
Wahlstedt Jr .. deputy county counsel:
and W. Quentin Stockdale, FAA local
tower chief.
Joining in today's brainstormin~
session are Capt. Joseph Brennan. air
safely chairman for the Airline Pilots
Association and chief pilot f o r
Bon an z a Airlines; FAA Area
(Southern California) Manager John
Hilton of Los Angeles; representatives
of the business oHices of Bonanza and
Air California: Mullan, Stockdale.
Wahlatedt, and Bresnahan.
A complaining letter has been
received, Bresnahan said. from the
Washington, D. C. omce of the
Aircraft Owners and Pilots Associa·
lion.
Thjs i r o u p claims to repreaent
penona "who ny 80 r,ercent of the
110,000 private planes • in the U.S.
They say 23.000 of their members are
in CaWornia.
They don't lilte the ordinance, ac·
cording to John V. Yodi~. general
counsel, beca11.1e of the punitive (ac·
ton (fine.) for violators.
Bresnahan said today's session
hopefully will result in "a written
agreement signed by representatives
of all parties concerned and providing
a meaM of coping with violators of the
noise suppre11ion rules without Lines
or imprisonment.''
The FAA's stand on the issue ls ex·
pressed in a letter re<:eived from
Hilton.
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Newport Council
Rejects Bid
From Sky Bus
Newport beacn ci ty councilmen
Monday night uoanimouaJy rejected
a bid from the new<ly formed Sky Bus,
Inc., alrllne for city endorsement of
a proposed 22-flights-a-day shuttle
service betwee.l Orange County and
Loi Angeles Internatlonal airports.
Munlclpal lawma11ers took a hard
line on the matter. in a<:cordancc
with a rece"Dlly adopted council policy
opposing any inCl"Nae in the number o< commercial aircraft at tbe county
Oeld.
In the past, councilmen l\ave turn·
ed over such requeeta to I.he city's
Air Traffic Advilory Committee before
acting. But not W. time.
Instead, they reaffirmed a stand
taken by the old council lut October.
At that time, a st.milal' proposal from
Sky Bus was rejected after city aides
told couocilmen the propeUer-drivGe
Lockheed Conltellationa the Lol!Jr Beach a..irlJne plans to UM are "ex·
tremely noisy. old and have 1 limited
climb~t potential."
Misuse of Flag~
Charges Dropped
The matter al • u .s. Flaa uaertedly
uMCI u a tab'8clotb in e IA(UDI
8elcb realdtnet hu been~ped by pol.lot end the F111 ret .
Police ltbed tbt Amerlcan F1q
M., 11 OD the poulbilltJ that the UM
WU I detecratJOD.
Jt wu dJlcovtred, offlcer1 said, dur·
Inf • kitchen fire.. in the mldtnc!e of
Linda H. WalJh. 2J . of 523 N. Cout
Hlghwar.
Detective Gene Brooks 1ald the
district attorney decUoed to lalue a
compJalnt becftle the uae wu not
covtrtd by the State Mllilar'J and
Veterans Code.
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Ula tu 1PP11l1 11a11 below I> dl1a. l
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C!Olta, ' • Mayor Doreen Marshall dlteeted Cl·
1y Manager Harve~· L. Hurlburt to
come up with some figurea b' J une tn
on how much revenue the city could
antlcipat• from 'Z1 days. compared to
30 days.
Earlier. Newoort Harbor Chamber
ot Com merce Mana~er Jack Barnett
ran into some council resistance whn
WATER ..•
. July I. 1969, It will be Increased
another 7. l percent.
In addition, Devlin noted, the cost of
maintalnlng the city water ayatem la
rising at about 3.S percent • year.
Currently. the city l1 apendln& about
$1 mllllon a year for the purchase and
transmission of water, and fl taking ln
an equal amount in bllllnics. At present
rates. however, a big deflcit will start
appearing next fiscal year. It will be
more th an $200,000 by 1971}.71.
WIPE OUT OEFlCJT
The proposed increases would help
wi pe away this deficit.
Also. as recommended by Devlin.
the new rates would provide '70,000
more yearly for the operation of the
city sewer system . the cost of wllich
traditionally has been partially borne
by the water fees, and S75,000 yearly
for the city's future water resources
fund.
nevlin told councilmen that if the y
c•ared to, they could forget about the
future water resources fund and by so
doing slice the proposed four-<:ent
footage rate increase in haU.
He recommended against this.
however. pointing out that there l11 a
good PoSllblllty of reactlvatJng city·
owned welll in the Huntington Beach
area. A large portion of the water
resources fu"d would be used for this
purpose.
Councilman Robert Shelton had ;in
idl'a on another use of t)le fund. He
said:
STARTEn PLAN~INfi
"One of thesl' davs this city Is goini::
lo go into the bu~l~ss. ~ s~a wat•r
conversion. I think tl s time we
started planniM for it."
lie said he beUevP.d the only question
before the council wasn't whether
rates should be increased, but the
amount. "Should we approve the additional
two cents for future water resources
or not?" •
he IO\IOt IDDl'Oftl el I pla to ..... t tu.Ide • ,.., .... tu "'"''* for community promotion =-· The flrure represents ODfo of the antklp1ted addltlon1I
municipal income that would be raised
during the first run year of the revised tu. .
Barnett was asked for specific sug·
testJons on bow the clty~ontrtbutd
promotional funds could be used.
He said such sucgestions would have
to be baaed on "fue11tirnatie1" of up.
coming tourist tralfk. but be would
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while be ls not opposed ro the city
spending moDIJ for community ~
'll\Otion, be did oppose the "cookie Jllf
accounting" that would result lrom a
special promoUon fund tied ~ the bed
tax.
Councilman How1rd Ro1el'1 sharply
disagreed with Shelton, aaytng t&a1
what the chamber proPosed involved
no more "cookie jar accounting" than
wbal the city already e!liAees in. "Our
budaet ls fraught with It," ht eaid.
...,. Dorta MmbaU Gllduded, "°'""""? ' .. U11.less wt know better bow we're
going to speed the promotion money,
it's go.Ing to be bard to appropriate. It
would be II.Xe making out a blank
cbtck."
Councilmen finally a&reed to con·
sider the bed tu increase only aa a
revenue measw-e. and to decide later
bow to work with the chamber on
community promotion expendlturea.
_Narcotics Workshop Opens .
Drug Experts Di.cuss Legal, Medical Aspects
By THOMAS FORTUNE
.. 1111 DllllY .........
A woman neurologist who has been
there -on an LSD trip -and •
sometimes hJp-talklng c 11 n i c a I
psychologist today led off a narcotics
workshop at Corona del Mar llil!'h School. -
No English or government wa-.
taught in classrooms u all 1.900
students spent the day In the J?Vm·
nasium asking questions of medical
and legal experts and llatenina to
testimony by former drug uaera.
The 1ehool administration and PTA
pr,.sented the program.
Dr. Barbara Jessen, Newport Beach
neurolo~ist, told the students she has
taken LSD and experienced "the con-
No Swim Suits
For CdM Queen
They have to be pretty, charming
and well SPoken, but entrants in the
upcoming Miss Corona del Mar con·
test won't have to sashay around th'
stage In bathing suits or submit to
meas11ttments.
The refined beauty contest is or>cn to
girls from 16 to 2n years old, ac·
cording to Bob Palne. c on t e s t
chairman.
Three competent judges f r o m
outside the city will seleet winners on
the basis of beauty. personality and
charm, Poise and carriage. and the
ability lo speak before an audience.
Each entrant must select her own ·
sponsor from Corona del M a r
merchants or oersonal clubs. Contest
spcnsor is the Corona del Mar
Chamber of Commerce and Merchants
Association.
More Information can be obtained
by callln~ Paine at 675-SOtO. or con·
tactinf him at Mutual Savings an<f
Loan Aasociation, 2867 E. Coast
Highway.
cept o.f irony -bow 1uperliclal we all
are."
She Hid abe also has known what lt
Is like to be in a black shell and fear
you can't come back.
"Like wben you are on a cloud. man.
there Is nothlnit beneRth you. You are
rolng to cr,.sh hard," :>dvlm 1 Dr.
George Hoff. Santa Ana c'inical
. paychologlst.
WHAT 18 REAL.In'
"But if you are stuck on the ground
that lJ juat 11 bad." he said Ln
rerponae to a question. "What ls
reality?"
Reality, he sald, la never as good or
11 bad aa fantasy.
Seven e~, lncludln1 three law
offlcen and two attorneys spoke on
the law and narcotics.
A group of former drug users from
Los An.reles who call themselves
''Smart Teens" were to speak to th•
student.a thla efternoon alon1t with UCI
chaplain Rev. Edward Allen.
Principal Leon M.-ek" said the
school recelved about ~ telephone
cal'11 from parents who wouldn't let
their children attend the workshoo.
The students. seated in bleachers.
rotdinit chairs and on ~ym mats plrrcd
on the floor. threw quutJons at doc·
tor11 Jessen and Hoff. "Isn't whatever is h a Jl p e n I n t!
reality?" a bov asked. "Isn't it what's
going on? Just being.'' .
"I don't agree with you. Reality i~n·t
only what is in your mind," Dr. Hoff
answered.
DRAIN NOT PICKLEn
''Llving is also Patmg dnd breath1n~
and walking down the street, and en-
joying it.'' Dr. Jessen sadi.
She said marijuana d1cs nvt producr
the cnmulatJve bad effects of alcohol.
"It does not pickle the braio." she
said.
r.ut sltr said the han~over can be
longer. meaning by "hangover" loss or
mlcresl. drive and motivation.
Clarifying herself, she said ~he
doesn't mean by drive and motivation
what the studentl think -"for money
and 1ucce11." Sbe uld abe means
motintJon to enjoy We.
Sbe aaJd ·a.be once toot LSD In the
laboratory before it wu WegaJ and to
her annoyance found herself relapsing
into the llallucinatory state for the
next slx or eight mooths. "J couldn't
function. I was enjoying myaeU too
much to care 'when my ldd was
hungry ,•· she said.
Dr. Hofl auggeated ttudents use
their own adrenaline to turn on inatead
of taking drugs. "Tbe entire en·
docrinal syatem of the body 11 a drug
system," be saJd.
"Somehow many of UI don't &lve
ourselves credit for the potentials we
have. To inject or pop something is a
way of saying 'I can't do it myself,' "
he sald.
''Let's give ourselves credit. There
are ways of tuning int.o reality without
artiflcally turning on."
Mrs; Gilbride
Rites Scheduled
Rosary will be recited for Ellen M.
Gilbride , of 735 Via Udo Soud,
Newpcrt Beach, at 8 p.m. today and ·
requiem Mass will be celebrated 10
a.m. Wedn~sdny, both at Our Lady of
Mt. Carmel. Balboa.
Mrs. Gilbride died in a rest home in
Newport Beach Sunday, after a
lengthy illness at the age of 94.
She i<; sun·ivcd by two daughters.
lrs. Robert Garrison of Lido Isle and
Mrs. r . C. Mullins or Los Angeles:
three i;oni;, Edward M. and Hubert J.
both or Altadcna an d Andrew B.: one
1?1·andda11~hler, three grandsons and
two i:r.rent·t!Tandsons.
Arrani;cmenls arc under the dlrec·
tion of Turner M. Stevens. Pasadena.
fntcrment w\11 be at Emmett. Idaho.
At hi~ su~gestion, thl' council s
water committee. headed by Howard Ro~ers. was Instructed to studv the
entire packa~e and come back with • recommendation on June 10. r-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--
Shelton said a decision has to be
made bv then If the new rates are to
be in effect by Aug. ~. as urged by
thio city ~tan. Concluded Mayor Doreen Marshall:
"When you consider we haven't rels·
ed the rates since 1961. u·~ an action
that i~ probably ove,rdue. we·~~ lucky
to be breaking even this year.
Newport Student
George Gellatly
Succumbs at 17
Newport Herbor High School student
George Richard GeUaUy, 17, died at
home Monday after a lengthy illness.
The youth rulfered Crom a con·
genital heart defect, his mother, Mrs.
Marjorie Gellatly, told police.
In addition. 1be Coroner's office sa~d
the youth apparently bad rbeuma(1c
fever at one time which contributed to
further heart probltms. Mrs. Gallatly. of 2409Ys W. 16th St .
lold police her eon wu tired Monday
morning -1 stayed in bed. She said
she beard a noite in hJs room a~t
9:30 a.m .. and saw the boy turning
blue. He died a short time later .. Christian Science funeral 1erv1ces
are pending with Bell Broadway
Mortuary In Costa Me11 in charge of
arrangementJ.
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BEATING ...
lbe Marine Criminal lnvett!gation
DlviJjon at El Toro MCAS, but could
come up with no deflnlt.t clues.
OM Marine in particular, who has
been on unauthorlled ebsetice during
the put nine days, ls also souoit for
quettloninl about t.be case.
The ca.ta Mesa man waa hOfpltallz·
ed ebout 2 a.m. on M11 11 and the
body of Lyom, found by a friend on
May 20, bad been dead aince about I
a .m. tbllt daJ.
Sberldaa said he w11 beaten by
three Marintl. ~wport Stach po41ct
aay more thlll one person may have
tak• put In the ~one ltWln1 and the
uumwtrtd 9utltion now it: who are
the Sprtncftekl trio 1
MtaD1'hDt t04ay Newport Beach
police were coo'tin1 thelr heels.
waiting for arrival of fin.gerprlnta
Crom Spt'l!\gflekl. Mo., ln the Lyons
murder probe.
The vlctlm'a stolen a.rto w.u round
ln Sprin1neld a few daya alter Lyon~
WU dllC09end dud ln b1I Coroea dtl
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WEST COAST CHAMPS -Riding in the shell with
Orange Coast College's racing crew is the big hope
of the West Coast for a shot at Intemationaf Row·
ing Association championship at Syracuse, N.Y.,
next month. Crew, which bas already won western
championship, includes (starting at bow ,top, and
working downward ) Jay Amestoy, Ron Lindsay,
Phil ·Peterson, Cary Simonds, John Baie, Dave
Halliday, Geoff Strand and stroke Jim Jorgensen.
Cox'n is Al Pierce (back to camera).
OCC Crew Seeking Funds
Coastal residents and civic leaders,
under the battle cry "On to Onooda·
p,'' are pullint for the crack Orange
Collt College crew headed east for
the national championships n e x t
month and today are alao pulling coim
from their pockets to help pay for the
tri &c crewmen won the West Coast
junior varsity championship at Seat-
tle earlier this month. For their ef-
forts, they were invited to compete in
·Beds Bold.Ing Firm
U.S. Pressures North
Viet Troops in South
PARIS (UPI) -U.S. ofOclala said
today they plan to malntaJn a sharp
squeeze on Hanoi to force it to admit
publicly that North Vietnamese troops
are fighting in South Vietnam.
But North Vietnamese sources said
the Communists wiU not bow to any
American high pressure efforts. They
also said Hanoi's negotiators are
prepared to sit it out ln Paris as long as necessary to get the United States
to meet demands for an unconditional
end to all bombing and other "acts of
war" against the north.
The U.S. delegation Mbnday believ-
ed it saw the first slight sign that
Hanoi might admit the presence of
North Vietnamese troops in the south.
Xuan Thuy, North Vietnamese envoy,
said that "slnce the United StatA!s at-
tacked Vietnam, any Vietnamese has
the right to fight them in any part of
the fatherland."
U.S. delegation sources said today,
however. closer study of the con-
ference records showed this was not
the first time Thuy bad said something
of 1llil nature. They conclucled, tberefore, that this was not an in.
dication of any shift -even a slight
one -on the part of Hanoi toward an
admluion of m.Wtary ll'ltervention In
South Vietnam.
U.S. Ambassador W. Averell Bar-
rlman spent this mornlng working In
his U.S. Embassy office and refused
any comment to newsmen.
• The North Vietnamese remained out
or sight behind the high walls of their
villa at suburban Choisy·Le-Roi. which
was made available to them by the
French Communist Party.
The talks were recessed today until
Friday morning. Monday's seulon.
wu the fifth and longest of the
preliminary negotiations which have
as thelr goal the scaling down of the
war to the point where full drna
peace negotiations can start. 'Ille
North Vietnamese have demanded the
Unilled States completely halt its bom·
bing of the north. The Americans have
sought pledges from the North Viet·
namese that they will stop sending
troops to fight in the south.
American officials said it was lm·
portant North Vietnam admit Its
forces are in action In the south
becaUM one of Wublngton'• chJef
goala 11 to reduce the acaJe of the war
and dimlnJsh the Dow of troope and
supplies to the south. They said it
would be impossible to extract a
reciprocal concession unless Hanoi ad-
mits it bas troops iD South Vietnam.
TaUmantz Air Movieland
Planes on Auction Block
Sale of the tar1est liviDC his1ory ot
aviation -inclnctinc pioneers . put
together 1'ltb wood, fabric, wi.re and
love -ls acblduJed Wednesday at
Orange County Airport.
Tbe famed collecUoa of atunt pilots
Jl'IWlk TallmaD and the 1a&e P au.l
11.mb wm be -.Sat 2 p.m., in the
first aldlq9I --.uc:tioD Jn lmeary.
Same of .. old ::c.-quew of
.. ""' wUl ... " piirdlMld tuccl.lr, a 1111._... w a...a No.alt Auto Co., camnt ownen of tht neet taldJ but the entire collecdoa pro-
bably will bt broten up.
The orltlnal neet ot 47 anUque
pl.aDet was bougbt by the Omaha nto
compaQy in 1• and •wraistd at '2
--. bat .... antnd •• alt. ...... .., .. arm..
Sale of the orilfnal portion of tile
"private alt force", cobected over a
JO.year period, appeentty does not
mean the end of 'Yallmani:z Aviation,
or .Its Movieland of the Air MUltUlll.
Other airplallll were tept for
dilpllJ and more wve scheduled to be added, mYMwn director Diet RobJson
told the DAILY PD..oT lut ~-Stm:it plot ,.,.. TeDmm .. In
Oel'tmll1 flbnlal a movie and was uaaYADable fW ._._ todaJ about
.... ,, .... ., .. ldlblrlc -
ledloe.
1t II umnalld ~ 11111 other such cot-
leotioa jn .. ft!ldt.includinl that of
the SmtthlUlda Ulla-.tion.
The plimel ,.... accumulated by
TlllmaJI ad bis partner, Manti, Wbo
was killed wblle stunt.flylftl a custom·
baOt pl_Ml--fllllllll~ ..... "'l'be ntM ti 11111 ft rndl."
the International Rowing Association
championships in Syracuse, N.Y.,
agal.Mt the Ivy wgue powers like
Harvard, Yale, and Princeton.
The Boos doo't have the money to
go, however, and their plight appar-
ently haa stirred up a ~t deal of
community pride along the Orange
Coast.
Paul A. Palmer, board chairman of
Newport Balboa Savings and Loan.
Monday night dispatched 65 night
wires to community leaders and
friends urging them to chip in and belp
pay for the trip. Coach Dave Grant
estimates it will take '2,500.
The wires by Palmer follow earlier
reeollltloll.! by the Costa Mesa and
Newport Harbor Chambers of Com· merce applauding the OCC crew, and
urging residents to contribute.
All money contributed is tax deduc-
tible, school officials say, and may be
sent to the Orange C.Oast College Foun-
dation, 2701 Fairview Road , Costa
Mesa. Cbeclcs should be marked OCC
crew so that they will get into the
correct account.
School officials this morning said
that approximately $250 to $.100 had
been received toward the '2.500.
Breakdown ot expen.ses shows the
CTew will need '2.«io for transport&·
tion, $280 for housing and meaJs. and
i100 for the entry fee. OCC wiJI maJte
the trip back with UCLA and share
expenses.
Two Insane Men
Now Sou ght in
SF Bay Area
SA~ FRANCISCO CAP) -Two
crimi.nalJy insane men, heavily ~rmed
and considered extremely dangerous,
~alned at large today, objects of an
Intensive police search in San Fran-
cisco.
They are Gerard Gallant, 28. and
Ge4q& Quinlan, 25, both Of Loi
Aneeles.
Gallaat, under life sentence for vrm·
ed robber1 and rape, and Quinlan, ad·
Judged mentally incompetent to stand
trial on charges or shooting a
policeman, broke out ol Atascadero
State HOlpital Sanday.
They and Robert Hlguera, 28. of
Downey, dabbed two guards and toot
tnem ad two other hospital employea
hostage in making their escape
lliguet"a, who had been adjudS?cd in-
competent to stand trial on thert and
narcotics chirps, was recaptured
Monday tn the sw1 at Pismo Beach 11
be tried to elude omcers.
Before that, the three escepees had
abandoaecl the wounded guards, Sil
Dave B•o, 40, and Robin Moore. 52,
wbo M't now boepMallsecl, and rele•·
td Mn. n.aa., Warren, 40, • PIJ'Chl•trte teclmld.111. San Luis Obispo County sheriffs of·
flcen said they freed Mn. warren ln
a telephone•aJTanged u ch£nge for
Mrc. VlrOnia Voss. a n o t b er
ptycblatrlc techntcJ111 at tbe hospital.
Mrs. VOit wu aoon trero and
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rlltldly, May 28, 1968
Final Salute
Rites Held for Craslied Beach Pilot
Capl John E. Dupies was buried
Monday at Good Shepherd Cemetery
ln Hunpngton Beadl with l>early l,000
rriendi and acquaintances attend1DJ?
graveside ceremonies wblle overhead,
1• helicopters fin by ln a final ia-
Jute to the president of the helicopter
:its association.
apt. Dup•, 45, died last Wednft.
afternoon when the Los Anaeles
Airways bellcopter be was piloting
from Disneyland toward Los Angeles
International Airport fell from the
sky in Paramount, ldllint the ti per-sons aboard.
Crowding the cemetery were friends
from the Litue Leagues of Hunting.
too Beach, particularly the Ocean
View League of which he was vice
....
president.
In addltlon, then were fre~ Of his fellow beUcopter pilots a 8 the
graveside rttea.
Overhead 14 helicopters piloted by
membsrs or the Profeu1onal HeUcop-
ter Pilots Association, which Capt.
Dupies helped to oralDiz.e, droned
acl'06s the cemetery, IOUth along
Beach Boulevard to the ocean and
back again to shower flowers on the
site w~ tbelr president wu to be
burled.
Capt. Dupies lived at MU Govin
Circle, Huntington Beach. The grave-
side rites followed ~uiem masc at
St. Bonaventure Roman Catholic
Cburcb.
McCarthy, Kenitedy View
'Close' Oregon Pr~ary
By United Press lnteruUonaJ
Sens. Robert F. Kennedy and
Eu(ene J . McCarthy vied in Oregon's
maJ<e-or·break primary today as Vice
President Hubert H. Humphrey. who
isn't on the ballot, continued to roll up
support elsewhere.
Both Kennedy and McCarttiy forces , while expressing hope mixed with
some optimism, predicted, "it will be
close."
Kennedy says he needs to win 1n
Oregon to remain a "viable candl-
date" for the Democratic presidential
nomination. Most observers f e e l
McCarthy also n e e d s to win . to re-
main a major contender for the nomination.
Polls gave a slight edge to Kennedy.
Humphrey, meantime, claimed a
major coop Monday in Pe.nnsylvania.
Humphrey backers said the first
nose count of t h e big Pennsylvania
convention de legation assured the vice-
president or at least 90 and posibly
American Leag ue
Sets 2 Divisions
CHICAGO (AP) -'The American
League officials today announced they
will play a two-division schedule for
the 1969 season wilb a three-of.five
playoff to determine its World Series
representative.
The Eastern Division will consist of
Boston, New York, Ba 1 ti more. Waablngton, C\eVeland. and Detroit.
The Western Division will have
Chicago, Minnesota, Kansas City.
Oakland. Seattle and the California Angels.
as many as 100 of the slate's 1:.1 votes
on the first ballot at Chicago.
Most other votes Jn the delegate
poll went to McCarthy. Kennedy did
not receive a vote but it was consider-
ed certain s om e of the uncommitted delegates would fail to him.
On the GOP side in Oregon, Richard
Nixon was rated a sure winner in his
biggest test yet or 1968.
A record voter turnout w a s
predicted despite overcast skies and
forecasts of scattered showers. Nearly
75 percent of the State's 996,662 voters
were expected at the polls.
While Nixon rested in Portland to
await the results, Kennedy and
McCarthy planned to spend the day in
California where they compete in their
last primary showdown n e x t Tues·
day. Both were scheduled to return to
Portland tonight for what they hope
will be victory celebrations.
Nixon's main concern was his
margin of victory over Govs. Ronald
Reagan of California and Nelson
Rockefeller of New York. Reagan, a
"non·candidate" whose backers made
an intensive radio.television cam-
paign, ls on the ballot whiJe candldate
Rockefeller c a m e up with a I a s t
minute write·in campaign.
There was no inclination in either
the Kennedy or McCarthy camps to
dispute a poll, indicating a very close
race. The opinion sampling released
Monday night by the National Broad-
casting Co. w a s taken May 25-26 by
the Oliver Quale organization. .
The poll gave Kemedy 34 percent,
McCarthy 32, Vice President Hubert
H. Humphrey 10, President Johnson 9,
other 4 and undecided U . The poll in·
dicated Kennedy and McCarthy each
up five points from two weeks earlier,
largely at the expense ol JobDsOD and
Humphrey.
HELICOPTER P ILOTS' SALUTE
Capt. Dupies Funeral Flyover
Tustin Couple
Aboard Missing
Plane Sought
A missing light plane corrying a
Tustin couple was the object ol a full
scale Civil Air Patrol se'cl!'ch today.
The aircraft was reported lost Mon·
day after a flight originating from
Orange County Airport last Friday. •
Aboard were Mr. and Mrs. Robert
E. Sharp of Tustin. Sharp is a vice
president ol American Electronics
Co. in Fullerton. The Western Air Rescue Cemer at
Hamilton Air Force Base said Sharp.
38, new a single-engine Beedlcraft
Bonanza from the county airport to
Concord's Bucbaoan Field Friday. His
father lives in the Stockton area.
The Sharps told friends at Concord
ttley pimned to return home Fridar
night because there wes a threat of
bad weather. The plane wu lut seen
when it took off from Buchanan field.
Consumer Prices Up
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Conslm\er
price• increased three tenths of one
percent in April and indications are
the rise will continue for IODle months
to come, the Labor Dep.rtment n·
porte-d today.
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Consplr9 Trial
Spock's Cli~hing Alice Crimmim Found Guilty of MllRllaughter
A Pasadena bank executive is in
serious condition today alter being
shot twice by a burglar he sur·
prised going through his pants
pockets. Gordon Mclai n, 37. 'told
police be was awakened by a noise
and spotted the burglar in his
apartment, cried out "What the
nell ?" ••. and was shot. • ~ Police n su0urbctn Skokie,
111., arre.dtd members of a roe~
and rolL band after finding man·
;uana in their truck used to haul
musical equipmetit. The group
is called "Th.e Lat~.~J Gnus."
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Mn. B. G. Bu.s1ink, of Holland.
hung her bikini up to dry on a nail
on the cabana near her swimming
pool. A pair of _wrens ~a!'Il~ along
and built a nest lJ1 the bikiru bra. • 'fhe St. Louis County Counsellor's
Oflice has filed suit against farmer
Loui1 Thein Jr., for violating coun·
ty air p01lution laws. Theiss r aises
hogs. •
Longest shot in the history of English
racing is First Rate Pirate shown here toitl~ hi! owner, British pop singer
Billy Fury. Tne horse il considered
iuch a long shot in the ~ Derby
set for Wednesday that t~ ·r~st of
the field 1001'14 haoe to fall tlown /01'
him to tDi1&. If tM horse, bl/ sOflle mir·
acle, should lioe up to his nmM and
win the. race, tlae bookmakers could
lose $2.4 million. First Rate Pirate,
wlio has 11et to toi'n a race, is quoted
at 500 to 1 odds.
•
Of Barriers -TOI()
BOSTON (UPI l -The spectacle of \
Dr. Benjamin Spock. lean. graying
and topcoated against the wintry al:r of
New York City, clambering over the
barricades proteetin:g a U.S. Anhy in·
duction center was described on the
sixth day of the landmark conspiracy
trial.
'T'rial of the pediatrician and his four
codefenda:nts. in its second week in
U. S. Di s t r 1 ct Court, has been
dominated by the testimony of 13
newS>men and seven FBI age11ts. ln all
.so far, the government has called on
26 witnesses and shown more than a
hall-dozen newsreels.
On trial with Spock are Mitchell
Goodman. 44, a·n author from Temple.
Maine; the Rev. William Sloane Coffin
Jr .• 43. ch;.,plain at Yale University;
Michael Ferber. i 23-year-old Harvard
graduate student from Buffalo, N.Y.,
and Marcus Raskin . 33, codirector in
the Institute f o r Policy Studies in
Washington.
But Assistant U.S. Attorney John
Wall sald he still has possibly as much
as 20 trial days of evidence to present
··1 had expected to clear it up in
eight to 10 days, but the process baa
been detayed by delense examination
of documents." Wall said.
The crossing of t h e baricades took
place at the Army Induction Center
on Whitehall Street in New York last
Dec. 5. It led to the arrest ol 6.5-y~ar
old Spock and about six other pel'Sons.
New York City patrolmen David J.
Kossuth and J oseph Triolo and FBI
agent Haymond Jennings Jr. tesUf.ied
that Spock was one of about 400
marchers who'moved oo the induction
center, protected by barricades and
from 1,500 to 2,000 policemen.
Spock and a few other persons
maneuvered the barricades, th e
witnesses said, sat down on the
sidewalk in front -of the center and
were shortly thereafter arrested.
Among the five defendants, only
Spock was cited as present ~t the in·
duction center.
Boy With Mother's Ki~y
Gets Another Frolll Father
DENVER (UPI) -A J7-year-old
Denver youth, who lived more than
five years with a transplanted kidney
from his mother's body, has received
a n e w kidney -this time from h i s
father, doctors at the University of
Colorado Medical Center announced
today.
Physicians said tbey undertook a
new transplant operation on Royal A.
Jones Jr. after his body began re·
jecting a kidney be received from bis
motbe1 in November, 1962.'-
Jones was the first known person to
survive a kidney transplant with an
organ donated from someone other
than a twin.
Doctors said the teen-ager received
the new kidney in an operation
performed last Tuesday. He was read-
mitted to the hospital this spring after
725 Road Deaths
Over ·Holiday
Weekend Seen
CHICAGO (AP) -The National
Safety Council said today that between
62.5 and 725 Americans may die in traf·
fie accidents during the Memorial Day
holiday ftekend.
doctors determined his body was
beginning to reject the kidney donated
by bis mother. ·
Doctors at the hospital, which has
done pioneer research work in both
kidney and liver tran.p.nts, alto an-
nounced they had performed another
liver transplant operation on an 18·
month old Oakland boy who was n o t
identified.
4 Credit Card
Vice Ring Men
Get Five Years
CH1CAGO (UPI) -Four members
of a nationwide, $300,000-a-month
credit card vice and prostitution ring
were sentenced to five years imprison-
ment Monday.
NEY YORK (UPJ)-Four cuea of
champagne, mean\ to .help fun·l~
Allee Crimmln.s forget her three-weei
murder trial~ aat unopened tn a
Queens supper club today. Mrs. Crimmins, a pretty, -.year-old
former cocktail waitrees, bad been
confident an all~ale jury •oeld el•
onerate her ol charges tbllt abe
murdered her 4-year-old daugbtm>.
Early today the jury e~ more
than 13 hours of deliberation and fMDd
the redhaired -Mrs. Crimmins luiltJ al
first degree manslaughter. SenteDc:IDI
on . the charge, which carries a ....
imum 10 to 20 years in pri.1on, waa.. Jlt
for July 12. Instead 9( celebl"ating an acquittal
wiUr champagne at 1be chic Pmt I
· supper.club across the 1treet from~
court. Mrs. Crimmins wu ordeNdllW
the Women's House of Detention, a
grim Greenwich Village jail wbicb in-
mates once described at an Offidal in-
quiry as "a snake pit." 1
OVERCOME WITH EMOTION
After the verdict was read, Mrs.
Crimmins, wearing a mini-length
wine-colored dress, wu called to the
bench to state her name and identity.
Pale and overcome with emotion, she
was able to speak only a few words.
The sensational trial stemmed from
t h e deaths of Mrs. Crimmins' t w o
children, Alice Marie, 4, and Edmancl
Jr., 5, in July, 1965. The state claimed Mrs. Crimmlnt,
charged only with the girt's death, bad
killed to keep the children from going
to her airline mechanic husband in a
custody battle. They reconciled after
the youngsters died.
During her trial, Mrs. Crimmins ad·
m1tted to affairs with a number of
men before and after her children's
deaths. But she denied Jcnowing bow
the youngstenr vanished from their
bedroom a.ml wen &lain.
The prosecution's case was based on
Bookie Gets 30 Months ·
On Perj ury Charge
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Former
Miami Beach bookie Ruby Lazarus
has been sentenced to 30 months in
federal prison for committing perjury
before a grand jury investigating a
1 ·'Little Apalacbin" meeting o f
gamblers in Palm Springs.
GUILTY OF MANSLAUGMTI R
Mrs. Alia Cr1mm1M
testimony by two key witnesses, Mn.
Sophie Earomi:rski, a neighbor, and
Joseph Rorecb, a fumer lover.
Mrs. Earomlrski, 43, testified she
looked o u t of her living room window
at 2 a.m. Jul:y 14, ~. and saw Mrs.
Crimmins carrying a blanket-wrapped
form. She said Mrs. CriJmnlns was ac-
companied by her son, Im unidentified
man and the family dog as they drove
off in the man's car. The man never
was ide!Wified.
Roreoh, · 39, testified Mrs. Crimmins
told him during a motel tryst a year
after the girl died: "Joseph, c a n you
forgive me? I killed her."
I
CAUGHT IN NUDE
Her 32-year-old husband remained
be side her throughout the trial, during
which she admitted to nude swimming
with Rorech and affairs with a
number of other men -one of whom
once was caught nude with her in her
bedroom when Crimmins returned
home from his night shift airline job.
Mrs. Crim.mins, Who had smiled
confide.ntly through dinner with her
husband at a supper club while the
jury deliberated the verdict Monday
rught, bowed her head and gasped as
1lhe verdict was read just before 2 a.m.
Later abe ht'Oke dQwn ad cdld.
A WOJDID who ... lf&lllW lat trial
aaid: "They ctida't CODYld" blr mW
ing, but for ber moru ---.. ahe
bad too U*l1 men. ..
Defe.-. AUorD9J HC'Okl a.dlon
tiredly aodded tn .,,..._ .. Yea.
that'• wbalt tbe1 reaDJ flalld ber
guihy of."
WILL APPEAL SEft'ENCB HanisoD aakl be would appeal the
sentence. ,
CrimmiN crie4 wbea tbe ftl'dict
WI read. ''NMr ft .,_ goiq to find
out who rtlilJ 1Ud it," bi Said:'
Chief pr.weuw Antbmly LQm-
bardino riDed a news COlllarenee after
the verdict ·na announcecl. "Gnat job, A.dlxJrq," a dettetive who bad
worked on tbe CripnDilll cue _ ~
him. "Two yeara ad 11 monlbl but
we got a coDW:tioa. BMatifuL" Ac:roa tbe atreec at tbe Part I
Reltaunnt. Where Mrl. Crim.m18I bad
..,eat almolt every eveelq d1b'tlll her
trial, ~-tor Marton Au.r1land looked at the four cues of clwDpqne
be bad stocked for Alice'• ~ctoty par· ty. .
"It's just going to go back to the li·
quor ,store and maybe, hopefully, we
can if ve a real party after she wins
the appeal," AUerband said. Queens S u p r e m e Court Juatice
Peter T. Farrell bad given the jlrors
-all married men -five poisible
. verdicts ranging from tint degree
marder, with a mandatory life sen-
tence, to acqllittal.
In his instructiODI to the jury, Far·
rcll had told tbem a firat degree
manslaughter conviction would be
wlrranted H the aceueed had com·
mit1led th• tilling "in the beat of
passion in • cn1el or unusual man·
ner."
Arnheiter Files .
$3 Million Suit ·
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-Lt. Cmdr.
Marcus Arnbeiter filed a $3 million
countersuit Monday charging two of·
ficers who once served in his com·
mand with inv~on of privacy,
defamation and civil coospiracy.
The suit in Superior COID't was filed
against Luis Belmont.e ~ William Generous who bad sued Amheiter for · ·
$2 million charging deiamatioo.
Mrs. GIMlys L•ngton, of Cippen·
ham, England, t'eported her 12-year-
old goose stopped laying eg~ last
week and is now developing multi·
colored male plumage. "We have
no doubt that Freda bas simply
changed her sex." Mrs. Langton
said, announcing that the bird is
now called Fred. •
President Howard Pyle estimated
that traffic accidents also could dis·
able 'IT ,000 to 32,000 men, women and
children.
The tabulation period will run from
6 p.m. Wednesday to midnight Sun·
day.
The record for motor vehicle fatali·
ties during a Memorial Day holiday is
608. It was set during a fo11T-Oay ob-
servation last year.
Pyle said in a statement that acci-
dents . dla'ing a nonholiday period of
equal k!.ngtb probably woold cause
about 580 deaths and 26,000 disabling
inj~.
U.S. District Court Judge Sam Per-
ry found Tommy Rizzo, 36, 8am Elia,
43, both of Chicago, Frank Tornabe~
43, of suburban EIJnwood Park, and
Robert Smith, 29, Lansing, m., gdilty
of using the mails to promote pro-
stitution. The judge ordered all but
Smith jailed immediately after a key
government witness -a madam -
had been threatened. Smith was freed
on f.'J,400 bond. Perry said he would
consider reduction of his sentence on
July 25.
The government charged the men
diatributed credit cards to more than
6,000 businessmen across the country,
inviting them to patronize Chicago
houses of prostitution. Four witnesses
testified t h e y received the c a r d s.
which bore a Chicago telephone
number.
U.S. Atty. Thomas A. Foran testified
that Tornabene had "long been
as11ociated wath a Chicago gamb·
ling and vice ring that made an
estimated $300,000 a month.
ONE QUART OF FULLERGLO
SEii-GLOSS ENAMEL (=e •215)
with every 2-gallon purchase
A teller at a Banlt of America
branch in San Francisco Jooked up
when a young man handed her a
note demanding money be placed in
a canvas bag he laid on the counter.
Min Kathl"n Schl1199ttr, 21, rec-
ognized the young man as a class-
mate of hers when she was in gram·
mar schoof. The would-be-thief ap-
parently aware he was recognized,
grabbect the note and fled with the
empty canvas bag.
He urged motorists who will be on
the roadS during the weekend to make
preparation.
"Preparation of the car, plaming of
the route. and preparation of the driv·
er -Jn terms ot starting in plenty of
lime, knowing what to watch out for
and undentancling defensive driving
maneuvers -could make a massive
dif1erenc:e in the week«ld toll," he
said.
During the trial, one witness said ·
she worked as a prostitute for the
madam, Ellen "BUMy" Curry, 42. The
witness said Tornabene made a down
payment on a four-story house in the
vicinity of the near North Side Rush
Street and Wells Street entertainment
areas.
She said girls were charged $10 a
night rent for rooms fu lbe house, plus
50 percent of their take.
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Cold wind and relenllr'~
rain toppled the dining trnt
o( Resurrection City tOd ,11
and forced evacuation of
some of. the. Poor People\
campaigners from h u J \
swamped by five inches or
standing water.
The wet misery o( the c111·
of the poor grew steadily '"
a chill rain continued to fall
from leaden-grey skies with
no prospect of reHeC 1n
sight.
The 15-acrc ancampmrnt
or the Poor People's Mar rh
is located in a park that w;i~
built on fill land in what
once was a Potomac Rivrr
bay. · ·
<;till was secure but the can· have b e e n "constantly
1 a~ top had ripped loose surveying the situation'' at
from one of the poles. the hut city.
nother tent nearby 'was Despite the bad weather.
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P•ICH IHICTIVI THRU JUNt I
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NEWPORTER HOME & GARDEN
2089 Ha rbor Blvd. -642 ... -400
Costa Mesa
h<1stily pressed into service Grant sai<l . the he a I t h a~ a makeshift dining hall department does not ··an·
where m;irchers who ven-ticipate any type . o f
lured forth from ttu~lr hul6 epidemic outbreak other
found a c'01d breakfast of than colds or other respi·l=====================-
<'nrnflakcs. buns, fruit juice •• ratory ailments.'' I ---------------------;ind toffer.
.'\ portable healer wa~ in-
~•alled in the tent to take
'\nme or the damp. ~ei::r~
t•hill off the air.
VIOLENCE FLARES -LouisvilJe, Ky .. firemen look on in vain. as a police
patrol car blazes after being set afire by a band of rioting Negroes. The
violence began Monday night when some 1,000 Negroes hurled rocks and bricks
at police after a Black Power rally. Today National Guardsmen are patrolling
the streets of Louisville.
With a naturally high
water table. it turns into .1
muddy swamp with relativr-
ly little r a J n . And
Washington has had atmos1
continuous rain Cor the past
two days.
Some low-lyinit sections of
the hut city were under five
inc•he" or water. Ten or t2
huts 1n that area had to be
rvacuatcd because water
had risen above the level or
lhr plywood floors. which
a1·p raised about four inches
;ibove ground by 2-by-4
boards used as joisL'\. ·
The worst flooding wa~. in
1hr section nearest the Ltn·
1·nln Memorial. The other
c-nd of the site. nearer the
12 Injui-ed, 104 Arrested
The 2.400 residents rosr
early lhjs morning to ftn ct
that the big blue circus tent
in which they take thr1r
meals had been toppled over
by the wind and rain. Thr
main mooring of the tent
\\' a " hington Mou nument.
\\ai; relatively dry. beini;: on
h1i:hcr ground.
lk Murray (;rant. h<'ad 'i
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French Police Se ize
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LOl'lSVILLE. Ky. IU'Pll
-National Guardsmen and
state and local po I i c e
restored order early today
in the city's West End
where roving bands of
Negroes looted. burned cari;
and hurled rocks and bottles
at police.
Mayor Kenneth Schmied
blamed th e diiturbance.
which he said was "well
planned." on outsiders.
He clamped an 11 p.m. to
5 a.m. curfew on the city
and ordered ttte streets
cleared late Monday night
after Gov. Lou is B. Nunn
~nt in 375 guardsmen and
80 st.ate tl-oopers. Schmied
said another curfew would
be imposed tonight.
Twelve persons were ad·
mitted to Louisville General
Hospital. four for treatment
of bullet wounds. T w o
policemen and two firemen
were injured by nyin~ rocks
and bottles. One person suf·
fered stab wounds.
Police s~id 104 persons -
6.1 adults and 41 juveniles -
were arrested on charges of
break.Ing and entering and
breach ol the peaee.
The trouble in t h e
predominanUy Negro West
F.nd was qqelled at 1 a.m.,
about five aild a haU hours
alter the disturbance broke
out at a street corner raily
in which white policemen
Troops . Bid GOOdbye
To General 'W esty'
I.ONG BINH. Vietnam
(UPI) -u.s: Army troops
today said their formal
i:oodbye to the man they
call "bull'' -Gen. WilUam
G. ''Westy'' Westmoreland.
There wasn't a wet eye on
lhe parade groun~.
Elderly Man
Shot Aiding
Neighbor
CHICAGO (UP I) -A 75-
year-otd man who came to
the aid of the woman in the
next apartment when she
was attacked in the corridor
or their North Side hotel was
shot three times by the al·
tacker.
i''rank McGuire . who livrd
in apartment 709 of tht
Webster Hotel. wa~ i n
critical c o n d i t i o n ;it
August.ana Hospital today
with wotmds in the neck.
chest and right leg.
Miss Marie Rago. 56. who
'ived in apartment 7~. suf.
•red a broken nose and
its near the right eye and
· the forehead when the at-
·ker beat her Monday
~ht.
... ..
The last hurrah. the emo-
tion.al loog goodbye will
come in bi.ts and pieces, as
tfle American commanding
general in Vietnam visits
units in the field before
leaving for Washington to
become Army Chief ol St.alt.
Today they did not rip off
their helmets and hurl them
up and shout "Bull" as Gls
;ire prone to oo when the
four star general comes
visiti~ out in the rice pad·
dies C:i'ld jungles.
Today it was spit and
polii;h. By the book.
But as usua l
W e s t m o r e I a n d con -
gratulated the men who
were congratulating him.
"I congratulate you, I
wish you God speed, I thank
you for W'hat you have con-
tributed and I salute you.
Y°" have come through w\lh
flying col ors ,"
Westmoreland said .
Speaking to his head-
quarters troops but •<i·
dressing all 33.'i,OOO Army
G Is in this c o u n t r y .
W~tmoreland said :
"Individually you have
performed in an outstanding
fdlioo with a high dress of
discipline. with ingenuity
and injtiative in y o u r
re5')eetive duties. You have
acted not alw.ays according
U> the book but used your
American initiUive to
overcome weather, terrain
and ttle nature or the
enemy."
I See by Today's
Want Ads
• Kett'I a pr\Vlllf' party that
will Pf.Y Vtt'Y well fOr a
~ent. ipleasant clMn-
11'11 I Id)':
e Hflrjt'!I 11 :t.l' Monltt4'Y
Bo\)' boet, .,;tti II Wp !lfl
~. ~ bridp and
mMY other tnf!l!r8dn1
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atludt•~tna
ldl'n ~ ~
P'rl6a)'.
e A party will ~ 11" f(I
$10.000 Miii down, lnr a
llJOd bullftea. Ill N'ft.
POftT flt VICllift'TY.
were accused ol brutality
a~ainst Negroei;.
Schmied blamed
'"outsiders" for the trouble.
PARIS <UPI) -Acros~
troubled France p o I I c P
cracked down today, ar-
restinl!\ dozens ol persons
and l'P1zinJ.'. piles of armi; in·
<'llldtnl.'. guns. homemadr
homh$. Molotov cocklc:ils
and clubs. I
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NEWPORT CENTER "We knew the rally was
)?oing to be held and were
t.old some people were com·
ing in from out of town."
Schmied said. ''But we
didn't have any idea this
type of thing would happen.
It seems it wa s well planned
from somewhere along the
way.''
0. Freeman
Demands TV
Equal Time
The <iction in riot-lorn
Pam. Lyon, Marseilles andj
other major cities followed;:=.==============~-=-------===========•
~londay'i; warning by the
1'he disorder spread to lhP
downtown se<:tion, about 2Q
blocks from the West End.
llhortly ~ter v i o I e n c e
erupted in the West End. Helmeted police. many 11tlll W ~SH ING TON <UPI ) -
in civilian clothes after Agriculture S e c r e t a r y
being hurriedly called to du· Qrville L. F' r e e m a n .
ty sealed off the downtown 1 angered by what . he called ~ to iz'affic a.n d "• ,trave.ty nn . objectivf' ~ after 11ner.aJ reportinf/1 • has 41emandC'd
• ltiaft ~ •~re .m.h· equal Orne tn M>Swer a
Ml by Ne•o ganJS. "No t e l• vision . documentar.''
looting was reported in about the nation 's poor and
downtown Louisville. hungry.
Nunn, who arrived in the He also denollnced thr
West End immediately after Col u m bi a Broadcast1ni:
the guardsmen, vo"ed to System fOt' saying on thr
use "whatever f o r c e May 2l program thal the
necessary" to end t h e a g r i c ulture department
disturbances. ' "protects farmers. not con-
The trouble spread from sumers. and especially not
the rally site at ~ and destitute consumers."
Greenwood Street into the "This is a lie." Freeman
rest of the 20 square block said in a curt letter to Rep.
predominanUy Negro area Carl Perkins. ( D · K y . )
of the West End. About Chairman ,of the House
85.000 of Louisville's 400,000 F.ducation and Labor Com·
residents arP Negro and mittee which a~ked hi m to
50.000 o( them live in the rommPnt on the CR!' prn-
Wei;t End. gram.
governmPnt that it had
unearthed a plot to unleash
hloodv rernlution through9ut
f r;incr.
Triu·klnads of pnlir·e mov-
e-ct into action late Monday
ntt!h l as the nation i;ank
d('cper into c: crisis that
h<'gan as a colleite student
rPbellion, developed into a
JO.miUion man strike and
now involved a leftwing
campaign 1o replace Presi-
dent Charles de C:aullP's
regime with a ''People's
Government."
Polioe arrested 4-0 persons
alone in Paris' main trouble
spot. the Latin Quarter on
the Left Bank or the Seine
River. Most arrested were ,
not students. police sc:•d.
The 40 included oniy six
students and two
schoolboys.
In seven hours in the
Latin Quarter. police con-
fiscated three pistols. a .22·
caljber rifle. five axes. twn
razoNi. two f11rk kni1°Ps. l:i
r lubs. steel hallbr:1rings M rl
steel blocks.
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Child's portion: 98¢ brHds. Child's portion: 89-
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nrr.1 Lr11\ ~ thr itnn<I lll'hind ... 11nd 1111•
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Mayor Acts as Mediator
In SF College Uprising
and hlll'led Insults at police·
men who stood by.
QVEENIE •• Plall f 11tft"~I Molesters ·
~in
Boy's Hunt
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1.4512 DAYS .
SAN FRANCISCO CAP l-
Mayor Joeeph Alioto of San
Franclaco tried today to
brinf dia1ldent elements on
the Ban Franclaco State
Collefa campus to his of.
lice for peace blks.
bar~alnlng we can bring
peace to the campus." said
the mayor, who also is a
lawyer.
1be remalnlng major issue
ls a demand by a militant
minority of the school's 19,-
000 students for kicking out
the Air Force RO'l'C pro-
gram.
LYNWOOD (AP) -A
Cbecl of Don llZ ... , ...... ud • ....., ti dl6ld
dlu.,._-we Cllllt ...
under WllJ todly • .,. .bUat
for a ~ ... ~ boJ millial
aince 11lllndaJ.
. . ..
As police, students and
faculty members occupied
the campus Monday night
in an uneesy calm, Alioto
offered to have ~senta
tives meet today in City
Hall.
Between 300 and 400 per·
soM staged a "mill-in" Mon·
day afternoon. tying up tel-
ephones and noisily crowd·
ing into the Administration
Building.
Police moved in only af.
ter Dean of Students Ferd
Reddell was trapped in his
office for several hours.
"I believe tbat with rea-
sonable necotiattons thl'oogh
the principles ol coDective
No arrests wen made as
the students continued their
demonstration, be'd a rally
I
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BOUND? . ,
After the faculty voted lo
keep the program last week.
President John .Summerskill
agreed to hold a student and
faculty referendum.
Members of the adminis>
traUon and board of trus·
tees of the st.ate college sys-
tem protested to Chancellor
Glenn Dumke. Dumke an-
nounced SumlnerskilJ's res-
ignation as Summerskiil,
who had announced in Feb-
ruary bis intention to resign,
left for Ethiopia to invetti·
gate a job with the Ford
Foundation.
Surnmerskill denied he
had resigned. Alioto said his
understanding is that Sum-
merskill was fired.
The acting president, Don-
ald Garrity, indicated at a
news conference Monday he
has no intention of holding
any referendtlm on the
ROTC issue.
Garrity said other de-
mands of the demonstrators.
for more minority ~t
admissions and more ml·
nority faculty members,
would be met as agreed to
by Summerskill.
In another development.
it was repo~ today that
Dr. Robert R. Smith, 52, an
administrator and professor
al the college, has been of-
fered the job of president.
His acceptance reported-
ly was contingent on agree·
ment with the trustees on
his methoch for dealing with
problems at the school.
"k · * *
Police .md ~ MuUD
Jentee Jr . di.....,....
from .. fnmt ywd of bll
home fiw da11 a10 after bl.I
. motber Ud SiVH b i m
permisaioD to ridt hil tricy-
cle in the driveway.
An intemlve 411 • b I o c k
tell'ob ill wtlkb ofticln
were poined bJ 1 o m e D
private cltizem failed to
hm'I up any clues · and
dleck.s of l'eported lightings
of ~ boy also proved
umuccessfuJ .
''Watch yourself, Linda. They come out of those
'think aessiona' with aome pretty fancy ideu."
"Eve:rytbiog bas b e e n
negative up to th.is point,"
Detective . Clarence He.
dersea ~d. He added tt.t
omcers were convinced the
child didn't merely wander
wway from home. but said
no ransom demands had
been received by t h e
Jensens.
Tax Relief Sabotaged
• By Unruh: Weinberger New Welfare
Chief Picked SACRAMENTO (AP) -
Gov. Reagan's .finance di-
rector accuaed Democratic
Assembly Speaker Jesse M.
Unruh today of trying to
kill tax relief for 1968 and
make the Republican gover:
nor take the blame.
tor Caspar Weinberger said
guardedly.
As it stood today. the bill
was a complex mixture of SACRAMENTO (AP)
Reagan and Unruh propos-Gov. Reagan baa named J.
als. Unruh used the Demo-s t e v e WUllam1 of San
crats' majority lo make ex-Bernardino to be chairman
tensive chan~es in the bill or the State Social Welfare
last week which boosted the Board .
proposed relief for home-w·rn R bLi t ownrrs anrl businessmen to 1 ams, a epu can a ·
WE'RE OVER
STOCl<ED WITH OVERSTUFFED CHAIRS '
YOU MAYI JUST 2 DAYS LDT TO IUY
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LAY·Z-IOY -•ILINI llCLINllS
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•11A11ST COMPOIT NIWS m
Use our charle account, revoMnc credit, t.y.a-wt,y plan
or banlc terms.
1161 MAllOI aYD., COSTA MISA u a.1111 The Asembly prepared to
debate a bill whlch started
out as Reagan's publicized
program to grant •155 mit-
Uon in general property tax
relief. "I think there's some
hope for it," Finance Direc-
lorney, succeeds Nelson A.
$190 million. Howard of San Marino who""======================-' Weinberger said the ef· -~tor~is w~to~b~~r-~_i~-·--·---------------------------
meas1rre impossible ~ pass. ~----------~-------------------~
Senate Urges College
The measure's sponsor,
Republican Assemblyman
John G. Veneman of Modes-
to. said he would try to get
the amendments removed
when debate starts.
Weinberger told a report-
er. "I thlnk the amend-
ments are designed to ltill
it and kill income tax relief
as well. and leave the op-
ponents in the positiOft to
make the claim that the ad-
ministration is not giving
property tax relief."
Rescind Concessions
SACRAMENTO CAP) -
The Senate has a~led a
resolution ur~ng state col-
lege trustees to take back
all "concessions" mede to
San FraooilCO St.ate Coliege
students by fonner Preci-
dent Jdm Summerskill.
commends the trustees for
recent action to ban a con-
troversial sex-Oriented art
dist>liaY planned at Long
Beam State Oollege ad to
control student disorders at
San FranciJco State.
Teachers Strike~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
'l'he lMMUft, ad opted
Monday 20-9, al9o llT'ged the
trustees to "make a m06t
diligmt Mid exhaustive ef-
fAJrt" to make sure Sum·
menkill's SU<.'Ces60r has
• ' c o urage. decisiv~s.
finnnets and understanding ,,
lft addition, the measure
Legislature
Ai-Work
••All it says Is they're
doing a good job," said Sen.
~ Miller Jr. o f
Martinez. bne of the nine
Democrats wno opposed the
measure.
"Well, I'm not s u r e
they're doing S\JCh a hot job.
In 90l'M instances they've
dooe • lousy j<t>," he said.
"'Ibey've been indecisive
and they've been
~ 31"1lund when
there waa action needed.''
LOS ANGELIS (AP) -
Despite ~ of a I per·
cent pay hike. members ol
ttle American federation of
Teachers say ~Y will stage
a one.<fay strike Friday of
Los Angeles city schools.
AbQut 1,200 members of
the AF'l"s Local 1001 voted
10 to one Monday night in
favor of the strike to
dramatize demands I o r
higbel' pay and im-
provmient of educ.atioclal
concf!Uons.
Merits ind Benefits of Leasing the f 1mily Cir
ll\crea1i119 11umbor1 ol Ameriu111 11ow leH• the femily cer. A,.
pere11tly tho iclu i,; "whth' 9oocl for co1t·cOl\1ciou1 b111i11ou
men i1 al'° 9ood lor Mr. Ftmily-ma11." Eumplo-e l\ew Colony
Par Ii slalio• wa90• with •ir co•clitlo•in9 c•• bo lu1ecl for SI It
monthly llho fabulous lilll• Cou9er 90H for •bout $t21, which
includes •II requirocl ,.,.;o a11<I 1'11ai11tona"co for 40,000 milH
loil chan9•1, tun•·•P•. •le I. The dH ler buy• yo11r prue11t cer,
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Two Plead Guilty
In ~ookmaking
SANTA ANA -Two of
four acCUllCI ~· County bookmaken arrested l a 1 t
November • p1-led (Uilty
Mon~ ud were sentenc·
ed to jail tenna and placed
on three year• probation.
Ellllia Everleen, 35, of
Santa Ana, got ~ daya and
Randel McCullough, 40, of
Fullerton, 60 days.
The third member of t h e
group, Pelum C. Sykes. 52.
of Santa Ana asked for a
probation hearing. He will
be sentenced July 11, Judge
William C. Speirs ruled.
The fourth man named in
the 1967 Grand Jury indict-
ment. John Van Andale,
53, or Fullerton, WU clear·
ed when the district alt.or·
ney's office dismissed char·
ges against him.
Chi ld Rearing
.. The Emotional Impact of
World Tensjons on Child
Rearing" will be the topic of
a talk by Dr. J u l i a n
Kjvowitz at UCI tonighl
IGvowitz. a UCLA pro-
resspr of psychiatry, will
speak at 7:30 p.m. in 178
Fine Arts.
Admen Beat Press
It was . "~at the press" time at Pearson Park in Anaheim. Orange County IMI LAWN SERVICE
Advertising Club took on the Orange County Press Club in second renewal of Let GARLAND do it! the two clubs' annual softball competition. The ad clubbers won 2-1 to even up
standings in the two-year~ld contest at 1-1 (press club won 3-2 in 1967). At 541-7246
happy-sad presentation here, press club pitcher Jack Boettner (left) of Los ~ · _J Cou I
Angeles Times watches team manager Leonard Sargeant of Orange County • • • veraen 111
•
Evening News tum over trophy to Warren Isham of Global Van Unes, ad club ·' · p~~~ ~:::+~::nee . L•nclsc:•ping
T ... , 1bJ Z!, 1968 . DAILY ll'JLOT • 1,
NIGHT DAY SERVICE ·
f:M AM. TO 9:30 '.M.-SATURDAY 10 AJA. TO 6 P.M.
treasurer and George Calamaras (right) of Leland Oliver Agency, playing
manager of ad club team. -:----------·-...'.b..•.Aa_LA-==N=D-l._H_A_T_L_IY __ ._1_• .. H=AM=l,,,.LT=-O•Nm,_c ... o,,,.• .. TA_M_U_A_!============================::::::::::.
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and Sunday.
Both concerts will be open
to the public without charge.
Today, the A m e r l c a n
Gui1d ol Organists will
present a concert at 8:15
p.m. at West Anahehn
Methodist Church, 2045 West
BaU Road in Anaheim.
Studema of J . P. Cotyw,
profeaor music at OCC, to
perform include Marjorie
Gotblch, Corona del Mar;
Ethel Caron, Garden Grove;
Roberta Amott, Fullerton:
Mary Parker~ F o u n t a i n
Valley; Kathryn S. Olson,
Laguna Hil.la; W i n a i e
Cartet, Costa M e 1 a ;
P.amela Givens. Huntington
Beach; Karen Gebert, Costa
Men, and Darlene Kayaen,
P~.
On Sunday, three students
of Oolyar will give a 4 p.m.
concert at the F i r s t
Congregational Church, 2555
Santiago. Santa Ana.
Soloists will be Winnie
Carter of Costa Mesa, Bon·
nie Shelley of Fountain
Valley, Karen Gebert or
Coeta Mesa and Darlene
Kaysen of Placentia.
Youth Goes
To Academy
PLACENTIA -M•k A .
Emmert, son ol Mr. and
Mrs, Guenter W. Emmert, m Kenoak Drive, has been
appointed to the Un1ud
Stites Naval Academy, An·
napolis, Md. He w a s
nominated by Congressman
James B. Utt (R·Tustin).
Emmert·wtll be graduated
in June from Valencia Hi&h
School where he hu con-
siltently qualllied for the
BALTZ MORTUARJES honor roll. He will report on
Coroaa del Mar OR Mal June 26 to the Naval
Coda Mela Ml W4M AC9demy to accept the
&C11demy appointment and
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8 041LY PILOT Tutsd.tY. May 28, 1%8
San Diego Gamble Pays Off With NL Franchise
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SAN DIEGO IAP l-The cth nC San Otego·~ .:amble paid ofJ today when
II was awarded a Nallonai Leajlue
baseba.Jl franchise.
Acceptance nf Sao niego and Mon·
treal gave their franchise holders the
opportunity to pay SIO mt.Ilion for the
rrancbist and 30 baseball players to be
drafted from the 10 establish~ teams.
Each or the established .teams will
bf' permitted to protec:l 15 player~ and
Pach can lose a maximum of six in the
draft to the nPw teams.
Bidder~ from Milwa11krr , Rurfalo
;ind Oalla:;-Fort Worth wcrP bypassed
1n favor-of the two new teams
Frustrated
Angels ·Seek
.500 Again
The Angels will make lhf'tr ump
reenth attempt to hit the 500 level
tonight when they tr y to makf it 1w11
'traight wins over thr first -plat1•
f)ptl'olt Tig('f!i at Anaheim Stadium
The Angels ha ven't playrd 50-50 ha l
~i nce thev were 2-2 in the hrst wf'ek n
lhP eason at Baltimore.
Assignrd the pikhin,I! chores 1111,
r vPninl! l)y manager Rill Ri i:ney 1
:1.11gel Slate
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M•v JI Ar>Otl> at Oo~lond 1 l5 om ICMPC 1110)
CeorJ?c Brunet. 1 5-3) a noted TtJ?rr
1:1mer who beat Detroit ft VP l'lra1J?h'
ti mes two ~easo:is ago.
ThP Tiger ninger I!' Lei; ('a in I I .(I\.
Tom Satriano's run-scorinJ? rlouhlr
1n lhP 12th inninJ? gave the An~el~ a 7.(.
\ 1ctory over Detroit Monday n11?hl
droyp1IP two landmark homers by the•
T11?ers' Ed Mathews.
Mathews' 51 Ith and 5121h l'arrrr
homers sent the 36•vear-old veteran
1last Mel Ott into sixth place on the all·
lime ltst.
Rick Reichardt led orr the 12th With
a smJ?le and took second on a balk b~
nctroit rt'lif'ver nary! Patterson. whn
t'1cn hit Bubba Morton with a pitch
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Jtlail Bag Day
<' A1·no1d Smith. O<>uJl C1odinJ!~. and
Huzzy Bava111. now general manaJ!er
of the Los Angel~ Dodgeri;. will br
the principal stockholders or the San
n1ego team. Bavasi Will be its 11eneral
mana ger.
San Diego will play In 1ls new 45.000
seat stadium while Montreal will pla~
in the Expo '67 stadium. which will be
expanded immediately to 40,000 ~eats.
11n111 a new domed stadium sf.'alln~
55 000 1s completed.
San Oiel'(o's quest ror a bijt lea.cue
team hegan more lhan a dernne aj{o.
Rut it wasn't until 1!16.'i when voters
i:ave 9 72 pc~~ent ap1)rnval to the
>t;idi~ bond issue. that citizens COO.Id
prove lhe.ir suwort. •
And they began usin~ whet1, not J(
in haseball discussfon.s. '
\'oters knew that ror the city·~ ~
million stadium to show a prom it had
to have major league basebaU as a
summer lPnanl.
They also knew that a 50.000.seat
stadium would enhance the city's
chances to get a major league team.
The campaign to bring a major
league team was championed l>y the
city council. county board o f
s11pervi11ori;, chamber of commerce.
as well ai; new11papers. radio and
telev1s100 stations -and banker-in·
dus tria.llst ·Smith.
Smith owned a radio stJltion that
carried San Diego Padre games In tbe
Pacific Coast League.
Me decided it would be more pro-
fitable to own the team than to pay
rising broadcast fees. so he bought the
Padres in 1955 for $300.000. He sold the
radio station.
He quickly invested $1.5 milUon to
build Westgate Park, and be made It
known that the Mission VaJJey facility
c·ould be expanded to accommodate a
bi,g lea~ue franchise.
In en11uing years there were
bead.lines COMectlng Smith and San
Diego wita .reports ol. pouible shifts
Involving the MUwaukAMI now Atlanta
Braves. Cleveland Ind1am and Cin·
cinoati Reds.
Smith believed' chances were 10
good ot acqo.Jring the Milwaukee
franchise that he ordered plans drawn ror enlargi11g Westgate Park.
San Diego did not get the Braves.
Smith was disappointed oor fully com·
mitle;d .
He kept pitching for baseball,
reportedly rejecting a chance lo buy
5l percent ol the Amerk11n FootbaU
LeagtJe San Diego Chargers.
Dad's MOst Loyal Boo-.er
U'IT........_
PERFECT FIT, DAD -Although somewhat "loose" around the ears, as Jtuide. Maxvill b~ought his son dow~ to dugout before start of
2'h -year-old JeHery Maxvill takes in a panoramic view of the play-regular game, a thnll for even the family of those associated with
ing field at Busch Stadium in St. Louis as father, Dal MaxvilJ, acts the game.
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Bad News for LA
Readers Have Their Say Hou ston Bombs Dodgers,
Singer Has Eye Infection 011 Crew, V arlllittt Hunt ..
Frnm 0111 nl lhr m::e1I h11i:: enmM 11
;11c~rsl10n rnr J)a\'(' l.r::ent na\' ;1n rn·
<iOr•emrnl or lh!' no i;eOpP'i ror va r·
mint hunter campai,l!n.
llPrP·, the trxt of lhe d1~pa\che~:
l°'IPilr Mr. \\'h1te:
In the light oC recect well desrrvf'd
honnrs that have come the way of
!"lave Grant's OCC Junior Varsity
Crew, l wonder iI the following in·
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formation might bf' of interest to vour
readers The night after occ·~ Crew Awar rl11
Ranquet. lour l'(T'aduates of Dave•
Grant's rowing program were singled
out for honors at the UCLA lrew
Awards Banquet. Bob Ne wman wa.;
named Outstanding Oarsman or 1968
Carl Marscellas and i'~rik John son
were named Outstandin~ S e n i o 1
f)arsmen of 1968. Pat Moran for thr
~econd year was named Captain of th1•
l 'Cl.A Crew.
.\ nd on thr 1111hject of \ armint hun-
tlnl(:
Orar ~tr. White.
I\ t read bolh of ynur Artil'lc>s nn
the use of scopes tn kill irnund
squirrels and 1 couldn't airee with
)OU more -11·1 \1ery unsporty.
l'\'e been buntinf for around five
~ears and I've seen people pick
squir~ls off at 20 yards a"·ay, uslni
scopes. ll'1 awful! I do hunt varmint
\\Ith a bow and arrow.
I would normally use a .222, .12/
.'?50 rifle to hunl all iamf' In the
Rt>Mtlest wav I know. A11von11aid ''al
lr::est ~in It 11 fighting chance (ynu
iirr sn right)."'
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fllll '!em from nallas. will perform tn
lhP Goldt>n Wesl lnv1lat1onal Meet &t
Sacramento .lunf' 20.21. Wal ker has
uppe<1 his national record to 72-311.
llal Connolly former world rf'corrt
holder and Olym pic hammer throw
champion i11 ma king weal strides
Inward a successfu l comeback. lie
defeated American re<·ord holder ~d
Burke or Oranj{r Coast College in
Saturday's mttt at Modesto. Then
Sunday he got off a strong toss or 224-!1
to win a Long Reach we1~ht meet.
JOHN VALLELY
Vallely Nan1cd
Pirate of Y car
Ry RA\" PIX TKO
Of fM Oe~y "il<ll i•elf
Or;1n11e r.oast Collei:te tippf'd its h;1t
In .John Vallely once al!ain ~Jonday
nit:?ht as thP Ralboa Island sophomore
wAs named Athlete of the Year at the
Pirate.· annual ~pring sport~ a"arr!~
banq uet.
Wit.ti a hne throoi: on hand at 1he
OC<.: student cenler Vallel) was
honored for his feats in basketball
CIN('(N:-JATI -Thp Loi; An~rleli
OodJ?e rl' -lhei r pitching rotation in-
terrupted by an eye ailment to Bill
Singer -open,,ree-.f!ame seril.'s In
Cincinnati toni
Singer has a e inreclion and isn't
expected to be available for work until
S11nday. at the earliest.
Don Sutton 12·3) pitches for LA
tonight. The Cincy hurler is Jim
Maloney (3·31.
Manager Walt Alston hopes his
Dodger Slate
M•Y 11 Dod9t r. ol ClnclM•ll 5•00 t<rl IUlll
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Dodger!\ ran right themi;rlvf'~ Mter
Monday ni1)1t"s Ill-I bombinit by the
A~tros in the Astrodome.
The defeat was partlcularty gallin~
to the Dodgers because the winnin[t
pitcher. Don Wilson. wali a Centennial
High and Compton College star who
was signed by the Astros right out
from under Waller O'Malley's nose.
The losing pitcher was slump-ridden
Claude Osteen. He was belted from
the mound in the second inning by
Houston."Osteen gave up five runs and
six hlts in one and Ont'·thi.rd innings.
Houston scored live runs in the first
two innings. four in the fifth and the
10th tally in the sixth.
Rusty Staub and J im Wynn had
llv• hits each for the Astros. Stiftlb
jacked up hls batting average to ,3.i7,
second best in ttie league beltind Cin·
innati's f'ele Rosi>.
Wilson yielrled two doubles to Roh
Bailey and a siniile and double to Ron
Fairly, but was never in major dif·
ficulty.
Si nger has been undergoing treat·
ment of the ailment at the UCLA
Hos pital since Saturday. when he was
flown from Houston to Los Angeles. He
is expe<!ted to work out Wednesday
and pitch by Sund'ay. 'The Dodgers oi>-
en a 13-game home stand f'riday night
against the San Francis~ Giants.
Singer, 4-5 on the season witti a l.!11
Parned run avera~e. made his last
i;tart May 2t against St. Louis, win-
nin~ 9·2.
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Smlt)I was not alarmed IA1t yeat
when the American Leaeue decided to
expand to Seattle and 1Witctl Kamu
City to Oa.ldand. ' He was overjoyed.., because the AL
had eliminated San Diego's prime
West Coast compeUtors for a bJC
league team.
· The American League would be fille,
Smith believed. but he wanted the Na·
tionaJ League.
"Then we could bring back the old
Pacific Coast League rivalry with Loa
Angeles and San Francisco," he said.
Halas Quits;
This Tiffie
For Good
N F.W YORK !UPll-George Halu
did what for him was the hardest thine
in his life. He quit.
It was such a hard thing for him to
do that he <lid it four· different times.
Originally he quit as coach of the
Chicago Bears in 1929.
He said he was through again in 1942
and again in 1955.
Halas retired so many times he w11
getting to be known as football's Sarah
Bemhantl. When news of his lat.t
departure was made known Monday
one veteran Chicagoan commented:
"That means from now on he'll show
up at practice one hour lat.er."
Not this time.
Halas undoubtedly will come out to
see his Bears play as often as he can
but when you get up there in your 711'1
like Halas has, and when you have a
hip that is givjng you the devil. like he
also has. running around on a football
field, a ba seball field or any other field
isn't the fun it used to be. Casey
Stengel can tell George Halas that. He
wasn't that anxious to qui\. either.
Those who attended Halas' pn?Sll
conference in Chicago generally wert~
surprised by his Announcement. timetf
perfectly. incidentally. to overshadqw
a National League baseball meetinit
on expani;lon golnJ! on only a .few
blocks away.
But a number or football people
weren't so surprised.
''He was JO"adually turning over
more and more of the work U> his
assistant coaehe9." said one of thoMI
football people who knows Halas well.
"And it was obvious that his hip was
bothering him a great deal lately."
Halas came up the hard way and
never forgot. Moreover he never let
anvone else forget it. either. He didn't
~et rich overnight and was never able
to appreciate those with a desire to do
so.
He comes from the old school and ls
proud or it.
Since he also owns the Bears. HaJas
has always been known as the coach
who couldn't be fired. ln that sense he
was much like the late Connie Mack,
who owned and managed th e
Philadelphia A's and of whom It has
orten been s11id . he was the only major
league managf'r never tn he fired.
Like Halas. he quit eventually.
Halai; put in 49 years as a !>lay"r
and coach in football and was with the
New York Yankees as an outfit1lder
before that. His whol e life is football,
though, and a man like Sid Gilman,
who handles the San Diego Charger•
and has been coaching 34 years,
understands what football can mean t11
someone like Halas because it meant
the same thing to him.
"I woold like to go on coaching foot·
ball forever," says Gilman. "As lon1
as Amos Alonzo Stagg. But the game
has chan~. It has become more
compl ex. More invol ved. It tJlkes a
lot out or you."
II took a lot 0111 of George HAias. He
~ave the game back more, thoni?h.
•
OWNER RETIRES
DANCER'S IMAGE
NEW YORK (AP) -Dancer's Im-
age, the disquallfled winner of t be
1968 Kentucky Derby has finished his
racing career. his owner Peter Fuller
of Boston. announced today.
Fuller, in a statement prepared for
delivery at Belmont Park, said :
"lt is with tremendous regret that
I announce that Dancer's Image has
run his last race.
"He will not be able to start in thtt
Belmont Stakes on Saturday. He dJd
not come out or hls work in 1ood
shat>" yesterday."
Bob Newman and Erik Jehnson row
rd ror OCC in 1116!) and 1966 with Bob
Newman named Pirate of the Yur
l!ltl6. Cari Mars~Uas rowed for OCC'
In 1964 11nd J~ and WM namf'd Pirate
nf thr Year 19f\!i.
Pat Moran rowed ro r OC'(' in 100.\
tr1nsfemng to llCl .A 1n l!IM w+ule
Bob. Erik t1nd Carl rnlrred llCLA 1n
1~7
The!'le four boy~ manned kt pM•·
li<>ns in the UCLA boat that won lhr
Western Sprint competition in 19f7.
the first year any crew south of
Berlteliey ever •oo this event.
1-'AGVNA IJRIVER
I N]lf REIJ AT l NDY
INntANAPOl.IS -Hookir Ind\'
rlriver Rtt'k M11lhrr nr l.ai;:unA RPach "'"s rerovtrlni: in ''" lnrl1anapoli~ hospital with a main cnncu~~ion today
after a qualification run mishap Mon-
tlay.
In leadin~ OCC to the Eastern Con·
ference title this pa~t season. Vallely
ll11mpe<t in !I04 pomt...~ 13.1 gamcs 1, w;is
n;ime<I Pl11yrr of the Yrar in thr F:<:.
arrorl1Pd f1ri1t tr11m .\ll·Statf' honors
'I ntl wai; then ~tledf'd In lhe 1 ·n11rd
S111lf'~ .JC Olympic lt>am .
P1r11tf'li or the Year WM"t> al':'I niimPd
1n the ~llnni:t sports l>f'in~ honorE'd
M«ldey. those 5eleclions gom~ to
Mike BaiJey o< Hunbngton Beach
1bueball), Bob Wrighton of Newport
Beacb (goU), Bob Littich of Garden
Grove (tennis) and Les Bland« <Jost.a
Mesa (tnck and field).
Estancia CIF Golf Champ
They all learned rowing under lht'
same Dave Grant whose OCC JV Crew
lhJs year won the JV Western Sprint
Championship and thereby earned the
11011&bt afur invitation to compete ror
the Kennedy Cup in the IRA Regatta
J une 1Sth In Syr::icuse. N. Y.
rm sure you arr a"are Already that
tltis 1A &ti~ fl~t year 11ny .Junior
College bs been so bonored
Maybe Costa Mesa· e"l>Ort Buch
bauld cleclart 1 ''Dave Gr1nt Da.y'' 1
Mrs. Condon C. Johnson
{
Muther, 32. r11n into the wall In a
final attempt to make the Memorial
Oay starting lineup.
Muther was · somewhat luckier than
Bob Hurt, 28. of Potomac, Md. Hurt
suffered two fractured vertebra In hia
lower neck and was paralyzed from
the waist down after slamminit Into
the wall on the first turn In practice.
HP wa~ llsttd in ~atJsfactory con·
ttttlnn after ~nrsrrrv. hut doctori1 MM
1l midlt be w1111k~ · bfforf th~y w9uld
know ll there •H any permantllt
d1m11Jt~. ,,
Captain and c<>-captaln awards were
also presented lo Bill Eller o( Costa
Mesa lbaseball), Pete Fig~au of eo.~.
ta Mesa and Howard Batt Of Newport
Bead\ rtrack and ~ld l .• k)hn Hut·
ohtns of Balbol Island and Martt
Payne QI Ntwpor\ Beach 1 golf l. pluJ
RutC)' Moon at Calta ~ta ud
LUrlch (~nnlsl.
'
87 RON EVANS °' ... Dell't "" .....
RJVEJ\SIDE -Estancia Klcti's
proud plf farces reign u CIF cbam·
plOlll todlJ after al.most blowlne the
.._ca tile 1Mt holie in Monday's Utle
play lllt Victoria Country Club, he.n.
Cold\ Gordon Morrow's EaiJes b~ silt sb'okts oin the l8UI hole.
p&aeutd with doublt bo1rey11 and a severe cw o( ntl"VOUll tension But
ttteJ held on lo tdXt RJ~rsldt Pol
by °"" ~ • to •. It n1 a ·~meodoully auccuafuJ
vatirt for tbl •ntire Oranr• CoN4
..... dllep~ •• dlfendhlc dtli t
C.orona del Mar placed fourth at 3118
and llunUnfton Beach was fifth wltb
400.
Tbe area .choois held down the flnt
three positions an.er nine holes •1th
the Oilers Of Huntington \n t'ommand
by four strokes over the othtt tlt'o
IPams. ' Howt\trr, llw OU Cit)• outlit blew
cold on the hot •fternoon and lost out
oa the back nlnt.
Morrow's 1J'Vine IMP ct\amp1on1
ftT'9 PICed by freshman H111at.io11
St1ve ftobertlon, who carded a 74 for
. .. -~ ............ ,~ -,. . . . . . -.. .-~-·-· ..... -.......... ,-..
lhf day. Including an eagle on the Ith
hole. Senior Don Hosklnl potted •
credita!M 75.
Jlmior Walter Brown llred a 71 and
the otMI' two ttnlor• oe 1bl equad
were cJoee belUnd. hul Brown
(Waller'• brother) shot an I) •hll•
Larry Ransome c.,..e !n wtth an Ill.
Col"Ona del Mar'• scorers lncluctea
Danny Bibb (77), Ron Hooven (79l1 Mlkf Rtthl t?el. Jotm F'Teell llkl) ano
Brad Kluettr 184).
The acorea posted by the HuntinJ{On
Beach contingent WV'e: John BittmJ,
74: Randy Kwcbf!r. 71: Larry Eyenoa,
80, Stave H1y11 a, and ~ul Mero, 18.
~ ' '
II
Don't get e.
a San Diego
'dido to UC E
tter.
Charger ger
t the facilitie~
ector Al Irwi
extremely diJ
A Santa AI
story Fridc
trained at
eles in 1961.
That boner
er as did ti
ession of fi
1566."
For the r
rst two S•n
n Di990. 1
t Routh Ac1
moved to the
' A tHm ol •t II Ch.n<:•t
Glllm•n I
ity fenced ir
odt• .nc1 t
_,. Glllm•n
j
As far as,
e except fo1 e Chargers c
1'the greate
Then, mys·
e '63 season
amp.
This annou
roprietor at f
aMed by the
aid, had refu
Then Esco
anns, building
cilarging them
~ Gillman is Diego soccer
claiming they'
Nomads, ti
· WESTMf
1967 Califor1
ster High, c
U. frethrMr
E.,ller .. : °' efforts. •nd ioint J i
GOLF DE
Reif put in a
at the San Di
last week.
Reif's bee
a.m. to hit ba
BASEi' en told ut I .... Ante••
RitMY·
"Wtwit't
Sox m•Mtf
"Dick l
to," the scr
SOCIAL I
same party:
' .....
Tutteli1, M~ 28, 1968
Changing 9f Guard at occ
By RAV PLUTKO that he would resign as head coach
this season. bas sent his recom·
mendaUon to college p_realdent Dr.
Robert Moore that assistant Wooacott
be named to the post -a proposal
that is expected to be accepted next
week.
Coast since 1962-serving as an assls·
tant In baseball and football. 10 letters as a hallback and second
baseman at Whittier College. OI t"9 O.llY Pl ... Stitt
There's a cltangitlg of the guard
every two hours at the Tomb or the
Unkoown Soldier, while at Orange
Coast College there's a change lo the
ritual once every 20 years.
However. U you've been around the
OCC campus over the past two weeks
you nu doubt noticed Wonacott taking
bis firsl JC varsity post to heart.
Next season the Pirates wlll be
playing on a streamlined diamond,
complete with batting cage facilities
and added trimmings.
Brea·Ollnda High Scoool WU hl1 in·
ltlal coaching stop, having tenured
there seven years -five as varsity
baseball mentor. ,
Wonacoll's 1960 team won the old
Orange League title and probably his
prize pupil was Gary Holman, who
later played at USC and was signed by
the Los Angeles Dodgers.
That ceremony la expected to take
place next week when the old general
himself -Wendell Piclens -steps
down as bead baseball coach of the
Pirates and one of his field captain's
-Dale Wonacott -\Akes over the
command.
However. Pic~ens -not one to go
down awinglng -says he's not quite
ready to step completely out of the
game and wm retain bis athletic di-
rector post and assume coaching du-
ties with the Junior varsity team nut
year.
Wonacott, who has been checking
the grass growth like a gardener at
the ne1,1, si te north of the tennis courts
and ad1acent to Fairview Avenue, bas
aJso stepped up the Pirates' sumn>er
program and will have a team entered
tn the fast Metro Baseball League of
Ornn,t:e County.
Holman is currently playing "AAA"
at Buffalo in the lnternatiooal League,
now property of the Washington
Seflators. It will mark the end of a :ID-year
coaching reign on the OCC diamond
f-0r Pickens, the same man who guided
Newport Harbor High School to its on-
ly varsity football chamP.ionship in 37
years of athletic competition.
Pickens, who decided one year back
Reams of paper have been written
on Pickens' career. and sU.U will be,
but what about his replacement!
Wonacott, 42, has been at Orange
The personable Wonacott has a pret-
ty fair log be hind him, having earned
Although a native or Twin Falls,
Ida.,. Wonacott attended Long Beach
Jordan High School.
Re curreoUy lives with his wife and
three children in Costa Mesa.
Don't get excited over those reports speculating
a San Diego Charger training camp shift from Es-
'dido to UC Irvine -or to anywhere else, for that
tter.
Charger general manager Sid Gillman. did check
t the facilities at UCl but was told by acting athletic
ector Al Irwin that legal requirements would make
utremely difficult for the Chargers to stay in UCl
s.
A Santa Ana sports reporter stumbled badly on
story Friday when he penned that the Chargers
trained at Escondido since they moved fro~ Los
eles in 1961.
That boner appeared in the same edition of the
er as did the sentence: "The Giants are in sole
ession of first place for the first time since Aug.
1566."
Tlat.ee C•tnpsite•
For the record, the Chugen tr•ined fer their
rst two S•n Diego ... sons •t the University ef
n Di990. Then they put in • long, hot summer
t Rough Acres R•nch •t Boulev.rd, C•llf., then
moved to the Escondido TraveLodge in '64.
' A tHm officl•I told the DAILY PILOT Monhy
•t "ch•nces •re, we'll st•y •t Escondido.''
Gillm•n hu • tidy setup •t Escondlclo -the
ity fenced in • lush field •di•cent to tho Tr•v•
oclge •nd tho living qu•rters aro utisfactory.
ut Gillman aays ho wants another flokl.
Tho Chargors havo hH a difficult time utis-
ing thomaelvos with • summer tr•inlng c•mp.
At USO In '61 •nd '42, their tr•lning operations
weren't hnced In and Gillman l•rked his tum out
when ho ,,.. ... ry of fans wandering •round,
glng tho players.
Then It w•s to Rough Acres Ranch, • desol•t•
•blishmont in tho high dosort country 10 miles
of tho Moxic•n border •nd 65 miles oHt of
n Di990:
Rattle.wake Acres
HANDBALL
WINNERS
Larry Yard of COsta
Mesa won the CoMa Mesa
H8lldball Club's o p e n
three-wall tournament
s i n g 1 e s championship
saturday at Orange Coast
College.
Yard, in best two-out·
or-three competition, took
two strajght matches
from Jim Longtin of Lom-
poc. Third place winner
was Frank Scotti or Santa
Ana. He beat L a r r y
Walker o ( Huntington
Beach.
Doubles winners were
Longtin and Ernie Lopez
of Los Angeles. That duo
turned back Barry Linger
<Tustin) and Tom
Fitzwater (Santa Ana).
Third place doubles
bad Wialker and Phil
Olltler (Garden Grove)
over Dave F a r r e I
(Newport Beach) and
Henry Salas ( C o s t a
Mesa).
Two Seek
Corona QB
Vacancy
Corona del Mar Athletes
Honored at A11nual Awards
Corona deJ Mar's aooual Armstrong. Captain: Brook Varsity
sports awards banquet Cross, MVP ; Steve Schwer. McCollom, Captain, MVP
sponsored by the Boosters Most Improved : Mike and Most 0 u t s tan ding
Club was held Saturda,-Allbright, Most Outstatding Senior : Richard Wilson,
eve~ at the sc h o o 1 Senior. Most Improved.
cafeterta. Bee -Bill Loitz. Captain; Goll
MVP's named were Greg Scott Newcomb, MVP; Kurt Varsity _ Dan Bibb, Ct1p-
Vanderburg (football), Krumpholtz, Most Improv· tain and Most Out.standing 'tli~t.U~
Bruce Black (water polo), ed. Senior: Mike Rheel. MVP ; """
Santa Ana
Gr e g Meeks cross coun· Cee -Greg Loitz. Cap· John Frees, M06t Improved.
try), Doug Casey (wrestl-tain ; Tom Boughey, MVP; Baseball
iog), John Yule (baeketba.ll) Mark Otto, Most Improved. Varsity -Bob Allison.
Brook Crose (swimming), Track Captain: Bob Contant, MVP
John JobDSOO (track). Gary Varsltv -John Johnson and Most 0 u ts tan din g
•. Godshall (tennis), Gordon and Pai Connell. co-cap-Senior; Dave Chaney, Mos·t Stars Enter Mc Collom (gymnastics), tains; John Johnson, MVP: Improved.
Mike Rbeel (gdf), and Bob Court Fikes, Most Improv-JV -Dean Wiese and
Contant (baseball). ed: Pat Connell. Mo s t Mike Ezell, co-cz.ptains ;
The aw8::o:.~n: o~~~n~ng ~~:·Barnett, ~~~~er ~~~t ~J-v~~hD Spike£ est
Varsity -Greg Van· Captain: Brian De t h i er . Frosh S-Oph Keith ,
derburg and Doug Casey, MVP: Dave Dunlap, Mos t Samuels, Captain and MVP; Thr S t A C 11 co-captains; Greg Van-Improved. Ed Frausto, Most Improved. ee an a na 0 ege
derburg, MVP; Paul Rayl, Cee -l\1.ike Muller and Academic Achlevrment track and field products will
""' D Mark Kellam, co-captains; Awards be on hand at the Coliseum· Most Improv""'; 0 u g Compton Invitational Friday Casey Most Ou.._._ ... _g Jeff Thomas, MVP: John Var s it y Bruce
• 111tl•n.u&1 night, June 7. at the Los Senlor. t H&ramia, Mo5t Improved. Megowan, Tennis. 3.971. A 1 C .
Bee -JeH Cummings. Tennis JV -CLiH Smith, Cross nge es oliseum.
Captain and Most Improved Varsity -Dan Taft, Cap-Country, 4.000. Sprinter Fred Kuller. high
P layer; Brian Dethler ,Cap· lain; Gary Godshall MVP Bee -Nelson Johnson, jumper Ed Caruthers and
tain and MVP. and Most 0 11 ts tan d in g Track, 3.714 javelin specialist Larr y
Cee _ Lew e JI yen Senior; Druce Megowan. Cee -Ethan Gelbaum Stuart are among a host of
Kamalani and Rick Neff, co-Most Improved. and Bob Garber, Track. world class athletes who'll
captains; Dave W bit e, GymnastJcs 4.UOO. be present.
MVP: Keith Samuels, Most ._ __ """-'.._._..::.-;: Ku ller runs the second leg
Improved. of USC's world record 440
Water Polo RACE ENTRIES relay team. The Trojans will Var 1 i t y N i c k be out to soap their 38.6
B7 ROGER CARLSON Annseroog. Cqltain and mark set last year. °' ""' .,. • .., "11" ,..., M t Outstan ... ft Se . Oii w.ng n10r; Caruthe rs. who prepped at Corona d-' Mar's spnn' g Bob McClellan, MVP; Bruce , ... __ ... .,.Mar 2', 1.......,,111 on ,.,TH llACE. 5 fUrlontS. , vear Santa Ana Valley Hi"'1. was ~ Bl cJc l I d Clur a l'ast-l'lrst !'IOI tiO l'.M. olds. Ctelmlno . Pu"e UOOO. Claim· 6 ' football practice bas been in a , mos mprove . Inv Price 110.000. Hlehl•"" P1r1t sen-the No. 1-rated high jumper
full swi""' !or two weeks and Bee -Bill Loilz. Captain: FIRST u c E. ' '"''°'"''· 1 vur M..,..111vcuiD1t11"'·11. p,·-·u J•I 11' In the world last year with ~eo Scott N b MVP B t olds. Ctaimlne. Puri.e MOOO. Cl•lmtnt ·-·• the first problem of replac· ewt:om , ; re o••<e S5000. G••"" 01d Hame 1w M41horMVl 111 a 7.2•~ jump. ing graduatin quarte b k Breoard Most Improved 11eno ... 11on ''° ra1k1nv wind u se11ers1 111 g r ac • . Cneerltader (II Campas) 109 Mr. En11fnttr (M Valen111el1) Ill Among the fellow ~even· Greg Vanderl>urg is ap. Cee -Kurt Krumpholz, Blue eombl,,. tF Gm41 >.104 worrv Nor u Trullllo> 111 footers he'll be out to bea-t i!I
Parentl dl·-1-•shi g Captain· David Bergeson Shoo Talk (A Pineda! 11• Yo-Leven IJ Arterburn) "' y UUlll n . ' • flouv Ruler (J Larnberl) 117 llevel's l!ewarcf (D Plerctl 111 the s e n s a l j 0 n a I high Dave Terry and Mike MVP: Greg Loitz, Most E>ca0tt 109 Peiers Prince <D H1111 111 schooler from Wasco. Otis
Ezell, the two candidates for Improved. coro1H n ID P1cru1 '" s 1xTH uce. • 1ur1onv•. Fimeo e. Hailey. lle's cleared 7•114.
the vacant spot are showing Cross Co1111try ~~!7"~1~r:~ Ar1er11urn1 :~ ~;: 'nr:,' ~::! 'c1;:>,;,1n~111~~~~ St art ( N ti I Varsity -Greg Meeks Solid Eddi. <A Mettel 1u m .ooo. / u . orme r a ona some encouraging sigm to More More More More More Lil' G1111 IJ Gonielu> x104 eus11tr B•t>e 1w Harr111 m AAU tiUist, will have to con· coach Dave Holland and bis Reio IW tterrl1) II• Birdie's Pnt (L Plnu v Jr) 116 t ..... 'th .... ... l .... u and Ed Bell, co-eaptains ·. MY Lane IM YaMZ) Ill euu WI uie new n111.1ona owu1. SECOND ltACE. 6 lurlonts. J e. 4 · · U d t Id
DAILY PILOT 9
SWITCHES ROLES
Wendell Pickens
Barton,
Hill Gain
Laurels
Jlrn Hill and Steve Barton
pulled in double honors Mon·
daiy night at Estancia High
School's spring s p or t s
awards banquet.
Hill was named captain
and most inspirational on
the swimming team and
Barton received like honors
on the track team.
Special award winners;
Golf
Varsity -Paul Brown,
Captain; Larry Ransom ,
MVP and Coaches Awa!'d;
Jim George, Most Improv-
ed.
JV -Lee Doud. Captain.
Track
Varsity -Steve Barton.
Captain and Most lnspira·
ti on al; Tom Veach and Joe
Church. MVP ; Joe Church,
Most Improved.
Bee -Craig Nomura,
Captain; Tony Feathers,
MVP; Curt Hoyt. Most
Improved ; Church Sihilling,
Most Inspira1ional.
Cee -Bill Wagner, Cap·
tain ; Dan Ne uman , Most
Valuable; Roy Greenan,
Most Improved; Bill Wag·
ner, Most Inspirational.
Swimmlng
Varsity - J im Hall, Cap-
tain and W.ost Inspirational;
Dave DeGrasse, MVP.
Bee -Stan Phillips, eap.
tain: Ed CUC!ord, M06t
Jn~pirational: Kit Wei1er,
MVP.
ree -Doug Weiler. Cap·
lain: Doug Weiler and John
Aydellotte. MVP; Milton
Kawabe, Most Inspirational.
Fish Report As far as visitors were concerned. everything was
e except for the heat and the rattlesnakes. When e Chargers opened camp, Gill.man proclaimed it to
"the greatest pre-season camp site in pro football."
Then, mysteriously. the Chargers announced after
e '63 season that they were in the market for a new
amp.
Greg Meeks, MVP; Rick ve1r old meldt111. Purse s.sooo. c11r• Honn> <A Plntd•l n o Junior CO ege recor 10 er, Holland praised Terrv Slnuoua IJ seue"I in M k .. , f M Ar' . • • ,, . Nabers, Most Improved·, Ed (Urrl a... CL Gllll11enl Ill Form•• M•nlH • IF Garzl) 1<1111 ar murro 0 esa, IZ. SAN CL£MENTE -1G7 -i."' m stating, "He's shown a Rart swep IF G1rt1l ''°' JI t ""' th 273 f t barrKUda, 402 bonllo. m bl•" 4 Bell, Mo s t Outstanding u...,., cowr ID l'lercel 1oa P•t<PI 11 UP U GonHltO ~1 11 e osscu e spear ee ,,.111>u1.
This announcement was followed by one from the
roprietor at Rough Acres, who filed suit for damages
atlled by the players and for which the Chargers, lie
aid, bad refused to pay.
Then Escondido greeted Gillman & Co. with open
arms, building them the complete training facility and
ct)arging them a dollar a year rental.
\. Gillman is upset with the city for allowing the San
Diego soccer team, the Toros. to train on his field, claiming they're digging up holes in his turf.
tremendous amount of im· Senior. MIU C~•r (J TruJIHol 101 U:VlfNTH llACE. ' rurlO<iOS. l recently. SUL 'IEACW-S6 1nvlen; n be•-provement." tlorlh Slr1nd (J Arltrburn 11 Ill v~er olds & UP. Allow1nce\ Purse c '4CUdl, 80 bonllo, l7 Calleo bau. 6S Wrestling M~rl<ef Prlnq IA Plnccf•l llJ usoo. lmpMi•I A<llVt 20-lO Club Orange oast c 0 11 e g e ~tllbul B•rGe. '°antlers; 4 btrr•cvd•·
Terry is c on s i de r ed Varsi'ty _ Dou g CaSC)' T•mou"" Otter ID ve1 ... <1ue11 111 0uu1mundo ID Pler<•l 1,!s, history teacher Ed Buike is 21 "°"""· · ·1 ~l•ooes 01 Asl1 IW H•rm11tl Ill 8o~ Bov IW M•horntvl S-NTll "-'llCA -21 ~"111tl'\I 10.f prunan Y a passer. while and Bob Denis. co-captain~: Hurrtcu-e su,., u Gon,.cm ••O> Lavun• l!ova~ u GGnto1•11 , a fa\'Orit~ in the hammc~. bes., • botl••o.
Ezell is figuring in the run-Doug Casey, MVP and Most ~:~1~ ~~!...!1.c,.";~.A~: •• J1•> •1:>l ~~~;; ,~.~:,;:rrburni ;;: lie was the 1967 national .:;:~~~(!.;: i.!~::~~o~·;~"J...ij;, ~
nl'ng game O n ,,.,. ... -h 'o d h • ti t •J .., .... e . .,..a,1. s f"l.allbut (O•wv~1 . utstanding Senior : Gary Sun llunner (M Yenu1 11) Hullnn Perk IW Hum•ll) HA c amp I n an e s II? L I ~
The Se Kin C"-111 Cl Grr110 I 110 A · d h Id 61';<~!!._1-10, ~-•"b9J,•,'.'1,.)9~tb11ow""1",c1y.d&; a gs St,, .. ted out Goeletz, Most Improved. """ e '" mencan recor o er. • ~.. ~· • · 1• • ..., THlllD llAClf. 5 lurlono1 2 ~ear Hllbulh II. Plncn Jrl 115 -------------h-•l_lbu.;.,t _______ _ witb 73 bodies twO weeks D~LetbalJ rJd ml~ lllllt1. PurM> UCOO. ~a &urn's Time CW Herrfs II 111 WIOttTH ltACE. t 11" mil~ on lllt ago and to date have lost OD· Varsity -Phil Jordan, Sn1Uen Cewt IW tt1rt10) '" turf. Fllhu & m .. u l 'l'H• ol<n & ly two 1..-m .... at total. l".....t .. ; J h Y·•' MVl' Foreign Edition 117 uP. Cllulflf<I •1-•ncet Pu,.. t10 .. UV WI ~n: 0 n we, Winler'J l>tfK't 117 000. CenliMla V•ll•V HotPil•I Wom-
SayS Holland, • •We're and Most 0 u tat and i n g I •nne'• °'""'" 11. 011110111 11 111 '.':.:.~.:.u·~~: ,';Xr~~ ... , ....-.-p~sed so far, it '-'-'or Mik Mcw·w G•• 111111n1t tJ l •mllem 111 "'" ~ t'' """J ~ ; e J ams, Lovtr'a Q.lerrel CR C•"'Pn l 117 A·Ullre Ouest IA Plned•I looks like we have a lot Most Improved. 5,..,,_reem IM Yan•n 11, cu1e 11111 IL PJnc;iv JrJ more overall ~l. Ulan we JV D \Y' Ca 1 '"""'1>u1111on u Sellers 11 117 B•ct •0•1" tw Ha,,io ~· - ean JeSe, fl· Pct,,.tte IA Pl~ll Ill Sunad IJ Gon11lerl
Ooublehu der Tonile !
Pla.,bo., Club lunnl ..
YI. KMPC Oeeja.,1 , ••
plu1 90-for-bro~• ttlion
with th• tough
DETROIT TIG'!RS
Fun 9""'e •'••Is •I l>:lO
An91J.. Ti91" •' 8 ·Ot Nomads, those Chargers.
* * * · WESTMINSTER DEPT. -Mike Solomon, the
1967 Califomla prop mile champ from WMtmin-
stor High, closed out his season with tht K.nus
U. froshrMn tHm with a 4:07 mllo, hl1 '61 best.
DGll.S
?~.Fhurtinlly. gth~ .. gbtd.,..,,,Whe'raet tDainl; DMave Orrf • MVPd; John ~~'~' :c:::• ~1:·~~vv~;eni~r1.1 ;:; ~~~·'<;:;-11" 1~ ~~:;~;,~.,.,
<>'W.ll wo "I"' 00 Z, 05l m))rOVe . A·M4bl'I'> Hon•v II< P1n•cf•I tackle." Bee -Kevin Barnett. FOUllTH llACI. ' turinno" J ., ' A-L ll<Kr t11ln"d ~n1rv .... old maldtns. Pursr. tlOOO. NINTH llACE. ,. , "''"' • V"•' A trans f e T from Capt.a.in and MVP: Kirk P•ddle Wlleeler (J GonttlU II •IOI old• & UP. Cl1lmlno. Pu•Mi usoo. TOP
Washington DC in the shape Uulstrom, Most Improved. ~~·~~~ fJ ~~.~~'11 ~:~ g:~i;.~ ~·~;0.t:i:'· M41,,.,,,...v1 11,
of Steve Judith is vying for Cee -Mar k Grigsby "'"""" rw Herr111. 111 \endbt• tD H•lll "' one of the guard spots. He'll Captain·, Don Killian. MVI'. I>(~ In l"9 "->d IA p,,,...,.I Ill Where w ... Vou IJ Arl.,burn) ,,.
j E rin9 Ttmlttttd IW Harm.ill 111 Dtoc1n10 ICll\9 IJ Lembtr11 llt be a unior come Sep-ric Lageriof, Mist lmprov· """ Empire CA M•~~> m oandln1 IA Pllltd•l rn tember. ed. torrid I,. G•rt•l llJ lrl~ FrlMdsPllo 1w Hu m1111 110
Coro ...111 f>e · S f '•11 Of TrCIUl>le II. PIMl'I' Jr II llJ llomot l ovr. (D l'"'•ctl 11' na wui ustng an l wlmm •I r., .. ., lttWr ID PJo<rn1 m o.11er 1w H1rt101 111
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M ONlld Di111Dn111t lllllllcs II er.,.. ~Ml Orden:M-11 TlrAtt omc., ~~. Eullor In the ... .,. ho posted back-t•back
4:09 efforts. H. 1tope up to vuaity ntxt ... son
and lolM Jim Ryun.
formation in the fall. V a r s i t y _ N i c k 1 .._,,.., .._ <• C•mttts " 1oe Go 51.-dv <J eon111u1 1110. ~~~~~-~--~~----__;=--~~----~-·~..:....:..~~Killm:.:.::.:~'=J~A~•l:tr1lu..=..•n:> __ ~11:l__:C~omp:::~~·~c....i::•~:....:,1w:....'.H:•:rr~ls!~~1~11 ~~~--~-----------~-~~~
* * * GOLF DEPT. -Costa Mesa Country Cluh pro Ron
Reif put in a lot of practice time to make the grade
Baseball Standi1igs
at the San Diego qualifying round for the U.S. Open NaUoaal IA!ape
last week. . W L Pct. GB
Reirs been a.rrivinf at his driving range at 5:30 San Fr~ncisco 24 19 .558
a.m. to hit balls until it s time for him to give lessons. ~~!;°:s ~ ~ :fil * * * Ph~lphia ~ 18 .526 Ohicago 22 21 .512
aASEIALL DEPT. -Ono of tho Red Sox writ·
ors told us IHt wMk how nlco It would bt to cover
tho Ante•• 1t • c • u • • et the ceneonl•llty ., 1111 Rltnov.
"What'• tho in•tter, 11 Dick Wllllams (Red
Sox m.na .. r) a hard IVY to talk to?" wo lnqulNCI.
"Dick Wiiiiams Is • fntth and rude IVY to talk
to," the Krlbt npllt4.
* * * SOClAL DEPT. -Two names not to lnvile to the
wne party: Joe Wolf and Ray Perry.
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Los An1e1e1 2i %S .489
Cincinnati 19 21 .475
Pittsburgh 18 ~ .474
Houeton 19 23 .452
New Yort 18 23 .439
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Cleveland
Minnesota
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New York
Oakland
Chicago
Washington
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Special purchase! Crisp
cool summer fabrics
Orig. $25
NOW 19.88
Strong twculon • Polypropylene Olefin fiber is fade resist·
ant.....,, in direct sunlight! Perfect for the kitchen or potio ...
Most stains wipe up, won't mildew. Assorted colors.
Terrific Mledio" focludes cotto" Oren ond ~pon weight cottons,
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Choo•• solids, pri"" « plaids. 10 yard longtM.
Fashion clean-up on dresses for women!
UMlted quontltle1 I
GROUP I
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Fabulous buy! Novelty
tier curtains reduced!
• Anortod color1, stylos. Broken iizos
GROUP I GROUP II
1.66" 2.44,.
Terrific assortment of
women's fashion handbags!
•Totes, po11ches ... and morel
Assorted colon!
GROUP I GROUP II
2.22 3.88
Limited selection of
sportswear for women
• ,opulor atyl" ... ankle panh, thortt
• fashion cofo,. ... hurry for b•st cholcol
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Fa1hion clean up on
uniforms for career gals
• AMertecl atyl• •"4 fabrka
• A grfff IM9r1al11 ot tt.il lew Pfi'te l
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Clearance values on
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• Altorted colo11 and tlylfl, brohn tint!
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No Dull
Found on
port Beach Assistance League's Junior Auxiliary. The event, a
fund-raiser which will benefit the league's charities, wi ll be pre-
sented Wednesday, June 5, in the league building.
'Jackies'
Lido Isle
Summertime ... and thoughts conjured up focus on relaxation ..• ~unning ..• swimming ... golfing ... tennis ... and don 't forget travel-
ing.
Looking forwa rd lo this vacation period are alf Harbor Area resi-
dents. but one group who already pledged combining work with play is
the Ljdo Isle Working Committee o( the Orange County Philharmonic So~
ciety.
Taking a seasonal break from committee meetings, members for-
mally closed their year today. with the 10th annual Short Day on Lido-
an event which stresses the relaxed mood. fo r members are asked to don
either shorts or casual allire for the get-together.
. Sbort also is emphasized in the business session. which prima rily
1s devoted to the introdu ction of new o{{icers. Then attention turned to pure
enjoyment -lunch and an afternoon of bridge -thus, setting the tenor
tor summer.
But, the nimble fingers of Lidoiles will not be idle.
Whether traveling .or relaxing at home. each o( the 30 energetic
members will be busily creating works of art which will be sold. al auc-
tion during their annual Glamour Sale in the fal l.
One of the first sojourners was Mrs. Glen W. Thomas. retiring chair-
man just returned from an extended New York trip to introduce the Mmes.
Robert C. Vordale. chairman: .John Farrer. recording secretary: Riclrard
A. McClure, treasurer, and John H. Scruggs. corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Dana Latham, co-ch<1irman. is aboard the Princess Italia en
route to Mexico. so was unable to attend. She did send word that she is
working on her crewel embroi<!Rry. though.
Travel plans for other members include a trip to England for Mrs.
=
HA ANDERSON, Editor
'Booty-ful'
Searching for hidden treasure dates back to the
pirates of the high seas.
So. .Juniors of Newport Beach Assistance Lcagu1-:
decided lo modernize some of th P procedures· of old
to accumulate an array of booty for their fund-raiser
Wednesday .. June 5.
Along with combing beache:;. Juniors have adopt-
ed a Sherlock Holmes technique by using magnifying
glasses while seeking out every nook . cranny. attic and
garage for saleable used arlifles.
Their quest also takes them to neighbors and
fr iends homes.
The bountiful array will be offered. via a silent
auction. lo members and fr iends who are invited to
the event in the league building. Newport Beach.
Admission. ol course. is one treasure.
Unsold articles will be turned over to the thrill shop
and sold during the Juniors' Red-carpet Saturdays
when special merchandise is featured.
All proceeds will benefit the league's charities-
the maj9r one being the Children's Dental Health Cen-
ter.
Mrs. Ri chard Stevens. coffee chairman is bein g
assisted by lhe Mmes. Richard Newell. invitations: Jay
Buchanan and Ted Rokos. decorations : Hanns Bau-
mann. refreshments : Brent Ogden. auction. and James
Peters. publicity.
Other6 are the Mmes. Mi chael Rlake . .John Slaui:h·
ter and .John Cashion. Guests will be greeted by Mrs.
Theodore Robins. auxiliary chairman.
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Kenneth Snoke who promises to take along an afghan which she is knit-
ting for the auction. and Mrs. Neill Davis. who with her husband are build-
ing a home in Puerto Vallarta, also will head Mexico way this summer.
No doubt. she will return with many intriguing articles for the sale.
Hostess for the concluding event was Mrs. W. N. Rayburn. assisted
by the Mmes. Davis. Don Metzger. Cedric Roberts and Earl Sawyer. who
just returned Crom the East
SAILING OFF INTO THE SUNSET -Looking fo r-
" ;ml Lo vacations and the tabling of busi ness meet-
tn.I:~ are members of the Lido Isle Worki ng Com·
m11trP of Orange ('ount y Philharmonic Soci ety.
Ho'' ever, the major fund-raising effort will not be
forgotten. for members will have their handiwork
close at hand. such as Mrs. Kenneth Snoke. Mrs.
.John F'arrer and Mrs. Richard McClure (left to
right 1. Articles will be sold during the annual Glam·
our Auction .
To Crack This Nut, Mom Must Stop Shelling Out Advice
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Please leU
me what to do before I take a whole
bottle o{ tl"'anquillzers at once. Our 17·
year.old son Rudolph always was a
model boy. Since the first grade the
teachers complimented me on how
well Rudolph conducted himself. The
neighbors raved about bis ma11-
nerllness. The mlnlster said be was a
"splendid lad." .And then TBJS had to
happen. Four months ago Rudolph started ,,,
date a glri named Karen. You have to
see this glrl to believe it. She Is undf'r
live reet tall and l'L bet she doesn't
weigh R.S pounds. <Rudolph is f1'4". l
1<are.n his black hair which Is hacked
Of and looks like rats have chewe.1 at
her. She also has a bot temper and a
bt1 mouth. This punut orders
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Rudolph around lilte he was a dog.
Whal barns me up is he stands for II .
Last night at dJnner Karen told
Rudolph to leave the uble and ao
clean his fingernail s. I thought I'd cnJ.
lapse. He said. ''I'm aorry." and
followed hrr lnstructlon!J.
Rodolph acts like re doe~n·1 havt a
mother anymore. l'vf' told hlm this
~irl Is a bossy UtUe ~nip and to drop
her. He ignores me compldety.
Please, A11n, tell me •bat to do. -
TEARING MY HAlR OlIT
DEAR TEARING: Tiie mort >""
kl*k Ute Ori Ute more Rlldotph 11ill
defelld her. Keep qwlet alld eventually
~ may btteme l•&erelkd I• 1omtnnr
wht 11 not 1141 n•erJMtwf'rlnJ. Rll(hl now
he CH 't dr.p Mr even If he wulMf 111
btuHe tt w1tuJd loM llke your h1r a
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DEAR ANN LANOERS: Whrn I •as 18 I had a. child oul of wedlod..
r.o years later I marriccl a "onderrul
rnan. We nnw havr four l·h1ldrrn
Everyone believes I was mamt'd and
divorced at 18. M\• lm~band knnwi; thr
truth. however. '1 told him I at thr
minister's insistence 1 thrl'e month~
before we married.
The problem is that my oldei;t son
will IOOD be 13 years of age. I have a
strong lnclinatJon to tell the boy about
his real father, but I can't seem to itet
the words out. IHe believes the
divorce story.) Whenl!ver T start to tell
him the truth T chan~e the subject. r
want th e bo) 's respect and I'm afrtiirt
If ~ knf'w thf' truth hr mi,l!hl think I
wu • b8d woman. PltaSf' tell m11
What lt aay In him. -ASHAMED
D!AR ASHAMED: There 11 n11
t
rusnn for vnur '°n tn M tnld ht 11•11
bun nuc nf "cdl~k. Y1n1r husband I~
tht nnly falhrr ht knows.
You havt told tht man vou m11rrlf'd
and he Is tht only peraon whn nrrd~ 111
know . Now forgd II.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am bored
with your narrow·mmded. smaJl-town
:,tUtude toward liquor. Anyone who
knows anythln~ will tell you that
moderation Is the best approach -
whether it's liquor. exercise. sex. or
what havt you. You keep repeatln~
those tired old lir~ lhal llq11nr
damages the liver. the stomach. th,
hraln and probably the toenail~. eh.
GraMy? You 11re rnrever quoUnJ
med.icaJ me.11 as your authodties. Havt
you noticed that there are more old
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drunks around tha n old doctnr~7 Mow
about printing this in the paper with
an answer. if you can th ink or one?-
GUDDY'S ARK
OEA R CUDDY : Those old drunb
you see uoand ue probably 1 let
younger tbae they took. It's the booll
lh•t aced 'em.
Do you feel ill 1t ease ... out of it?
h everybody having • good time but
you? Write ror Ann Landers' booklet.
"The Key to Popularity." endoslng
'Nith your request 35 cents in coin a.nd
a lon11t. self-addressed. stamped en•
vrtope.
Ann Landers will bf> glad to help you
with your problems. Send lhtm to hff"
In cart of lt.e DAILY PILOT. enclot•
Ing • stamped. self·addres11ed u.
velope.
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New Ticktockers
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Introduced in June
Tbe lradiUonaJ E.nd of the Rainbow luncheon of National Charity
Ltague is slated for June 1, in the Balboa Bay Club.
At this Urne several young women will be recognized for their
service to the community and their efforts contributed to social and
cultural events.
Gold lQO-hour service charms will be awarded to Kim Miner,
seventh grade; Robin Mine r, eighth· grade; Debbe Dean, 10th grade,
and Laurie Mueler, 12th grade.
Mrs. Richard B. Smith will introduce the new Ticktockers. In
the seventh grade are the Misses Erin Smith, Julie Lohman, Gail
Ann Langinbeck, Laura n rer, Donna Lee Newquist, Theresa
Markel. Nancy Nehren rg, Susan Pangburn, EUan Clous and Barb-
ara Rakel.
Others are the isses Sara Granzella and Shelly Samuels. eighth
grade: Mary Lee lifiord. Francine Harris. Leslie Houc k. Alexis
Walker. Laurie P ngle and Laurie Bayles. ninth grade: Jana Gra~
zella. Marly Moore and Deborah Erb. 10th grade, and Nancy and
Carol Neptune, llth grade.
Entertaining during the luncheon will be 10th grade girls who
will offer folk son. gs. They are the Misses Laurie Gage. Roz Rawl-
ings. Corrin Hamilton, Dianna Gray, Dianna Billings, Lucinda Hays
and Sally Owen. Mrs. Edmund C. Pratt will direct the coeds.
~Ho roscope
Libra: Utilize Intellect
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WEDNESDAY,
MAY 29
~ By SYDNEY OMARR
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they were indiUe.rent. Shake
off reeling of doubt. in·
security.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
SAGITTARJUS !Nov. 22.
St. Andrew's Scen.e .
D. G. Dougherty Cl s
Bride in Newport Rite
Wbltie • liadloli, Cb l D & Olkato, liM of t h I
cbrfaantbeu>uma, dalai.. brid9Cfoom; tbe M l 1 • • •
aed 1tock adorned the altar Faitaa DoqherV of Asuaa,
and aWe of st. Andrew'• bll c 0 1l. t •• ud lbawn
Pnlbytarlln Church when Foulk11 Mis W., Lynn
weddina pledcet Uld rtnaa Neimeyer of N • w p o r
were exchanJed between Buch.
Sherry Sweet Baxter and The new1) weds •• honey·
De9id GnJMUe DouebertY. mooninc Jn 11 o r t b • r a
'l1le "Rev. Dr. Charla H. c.llfonlla prior to JDakiq
DM•Dfleld performed the their home in La' u D.
ceremony before 300 IU•ltl. Beach.
The MW' Mrs. DouatiertY The former Miii Baxter ii
selected a whit. satin dress a arlduat.e of Newport
wttll a lont train and Alen-• ~~bor H!lh School, Oranae
con lace and seed pearla eo.t Collere and t h •
adorned her bodice and Uni~sity of <AliforniA,
hemline. A long flowing veil Davit
"II held to a roee bud heed· Her h111bancl is an alum·
piece and lhe carried a bou· nu. of Whelltlon Collece,
quet of white n>M budl. J I 11 n o i 1 and Fuller
TM dauebter of Mr. and 'lbeol<>Ocal S e m i n a r y ,
Mn. Ward Bater Jr. of PuAdem.
Newport Beach uk9d her
..... O..lene Bater to
HrV8 u mmd ot honor. Off ice rs Take
Atuncllnt .. bridelmlid1
in powder blue drelaes of N p •t•
PHU de aoie W'fre the ew OSI ions
Mieles Carolyn Fo11 11nd
Kathleen Strutt of Newport,
Bonnie Baxter, the bride'•
ailter, and Naomi Doulher-
ty, the bened.lct'1 alster.
Mrs. John Renfro of Dana
Point and her board wlll be
inetalled to lead El Camino
Real Woman'• Club durine a
luncheon in S. Clem.We
Inn at 12:30 p.m. Thursday,
June t.'
"' ARJ ES I March 21-April ~9): You are ab le to com·
hl>1ete a project. Situation if which caused annoyance
~comes to end. ~w ttils -
.tJ>lan accordingly. Make in-
~uiries. Applies especially to
~eal estate holdings. Ask.
You may require privacy.
Know what iL is you reaUy
feel insid.e. Be sure within.
Avoid tendency to act on im ·
pulse. Take time to be sure.
Analyze. Pul together puzzle
pieces.
Dec. 21): Finances, way you
handle money r e q u e s t s
needs attention. Organize
long-range plans. Y o u r
thoughts about money, m-MRS. DAVID GRANV ILLE DOUGHERTY
v e s t m e n t s r e q u i r e Mak" Heme In Leguna IMch
Bruce Alan Douat>erty,
the bridecroom'a brother,
•• uked to and • beat man. Ulherinc gue.u to
Mr a.ta were E.' Devid
and Paul Dougherty, hil
coulinl from Asuaa ,
Dout}u Pearson And James
Hubbard of Pu•ne and
Rogier Funt Chow of San
Mn. Carl L e d b e t te r ,
~strict cb.alrman ol hJ1tory
and l8ndm11tka, and a
IMnlber ol the San
Clemente Womu'a Club,
will lead the ceremony.
magnification. Means get to --------------------Slnter Ken Delo will add
to the occuloa w i t b a
varied proaram. He ha.a ap-
peared in many procrams in
the area and performed
before c:ounc:il meetings of
Oran1e Dhlitrk t, California
F~on of W o m en • s
Clubl. ~~ TAUROS (April 2 0 •
~ay 20 l: Cy c I e indicates
j.ihat you reel you must
~ove. chase and ~k. but
'b'ou couJ<l do just as well at
!tliome. Realize thls and save
yourself money and emo-
11onal wtY.lr, tear.
GEMlNI (May 21·June
~J)): IC meanings are cJear.
~ost will be less. know this
..,_ Jtudy its implications and
;:ask accordingly. Gain in-
• dicated if you make sure
,..you we d.ireeting financial
affairs.
CANCER <June 21-July
w 221: Cycle high. Take in-
tive. Move ahead. You
Mt now complet. imporiant
>; ject. Peopie pay at-
1 ~tion wMre prmculy
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
Utilize social connection!!
Don't be shy about col-
lecting past promises, debts.
Speak up for what's due
you. Friends express will·
i.ngness to fuUill obligations
-permit them.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22 ):
Display your ability. Get off
the fence. Utilize intuitive
intellect. Follow through on
inner feelings. One i n
authority tests your judg.
ment. Stick to principles.
Stand tall. •
SCORPIO COct. 23-Nov.
21): What concerns you are
messages. mail, calls. Be
dominant. Means d o n ' t
perm.it circumstances to
throw you for a i<l&s: Take
ocmmand. GU.her y o u r
forces. Much ii in your
favor.
:Laguna Beach Mayor Honoree/
heart of problems.
CAPRICORN IDec. 22·
Jan. 19): State beliefs,
adhere to prindples. Let
othtrs know what you tlunk.
In so doing, your thoughts
will be clarified. Some
ch~nges are due. Accept
this as fact. Don't fight pro-
gress.
AQUARIUS fJan 20-Feb
181: Some CQme to you
for aid in coping with pro-
blems. This presses button
or your sense of humor.
Although you have ques·
tions, dilemmas or y 0 u r
own. extend helping hand .
You'll also help yourself.
PISCES I Feb. 19-March
20): 1'1es of affection are ac·
cented. You may have some
seCi>nd thoughts a b o u t
desires, aims. Key is to be
~ytical. otherwise, you
may take unnecesaary chan -C.S. Remember, perfection
is lmponible.
'At an annual awards luncheon sponsored last Tuesday by Patience Wright
Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, Glenn Vedder, Laguna Beach ~ayor. receives the George Washi ngton Honorary Medal from Mrs. Raymond
1rhompson or Fullerton; awards chairman of Orange County Division, Free-
'9oms Foundation at Valley Forge. The award was given for Lagu na's patriot-~ endeavor from 1967-68. which included a Patriot's Day Parade. During the
·~atbering Karl Koenig received the Valley Forge Teachers' Award. The for-
~er director of Laguna Beach High School's band, he ·helped promote the ~arade.
JF YOU ARE A NEWCOMER TO TOWN
OR KNOW ONE TO WHOM YOU WISH
TO DO A GOOD TURN . . ,
l'HONE THIS WONDERFUL COMMUNITY
SERVICE ANO A HOSTESS , WILL CALL
WITH GIFTS AND INFOllMATION.
Dottie W 4'1ters
Hospitelity
Hostess
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We WelcOfft• Y•u r. Tite
0,_AN&E COAST AREA
PMONI 144-ffJI
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Kids Uke ~o
'Ask And y'
'Readers' Must .
Use Their Ears I
By PATRICIA McCORMACK young blind studen.t.s to
NEW YORK (UPl)-T h e learn early In their careers
nation's most u nu s u a I to read with their ears.
library contains only books Students using the ear
for the ears. books frequently make bet-
Francisco.
The reception in t h e
church hall was followed by
a buffet 1 u p p e r in the
bride's parents home.
Assistint were W. r s .
William R u t I e d g e of
r~·~1C1'!~""" .
P1Sldfn1's Oldttt Fint hwtllm M\d SilwrMtlrlw
Opm Mond1y Ewnina 'tll t p.m.
Tilles range from begjn-ter grades than their sighted
ning spelling to advanced ~~· of technological ad-
nuclear P h Y s i c s · On vancement. i t develops.
purpose. the books are doors are swinging open on
1
,..
meant to be heard, read nt>w careers for which the :':
through the ears. Th e bli nd are especially suited. I~
··readers" are blind. Programmi ng of computers ,
Textbooks on tape and is one Cield.
I
~
I
records now ~r more lo the New York area, for
than 20,000. Housewives, example. a major airline
lawyers, pbysicista and you prefers to hire blind pro·
name it read the volumes grammers, fiOding they are
for no pay to help broaden often a notch ahead o(
ttie light of know1edge in tile sighted ones on the job.
dark world Of sigbtleN Ear books helping the
students -from first rrade blind students to prepare for
·/
to graduate school. careers don't cost users a
Recordings for the Blind, cent. Qedit for this goes in
the nonprofit v o I u n t a r y part to volunteers who read.
Agency that COOTdinates the They must take a reading
ear-boot project, says its test. II they pass. they are•
a.t&ff of volunteer readers given appointed times to dol
went from 2,700 to 3,900 last thelc textbook reading in a
year. But more readers are recordin~ studio.
needed. M each recording session SpeclaJIJts include those a monitor reads silently as
r e a d i n g i n r o r e l g n tM reader mouths words
languages, enabling t h e f r o m the textbook. T b e
agency to make ear books monlt.or checks on pro-
avaJJable in 12 tongues. In· noocl.ation and emphasis. 1
eluding Russian, Chinese TiUes i n c 1 u d e somel
and Arabic. recreatioruil ones. For the
The new emphasis at first time among these. Jast .::
recordings is on ear books year all ·the Boy Scout
for eknMOtary and high Handbooks were recorded.
sobool students. Previously, Other specialty recordings
the blind in these age grouJ>6 mclude Textbooks in various
depended primarily o n fields ol music. including
Braille books. guitar, violin and pi.an<>.
But aut horit i e s at---------
recordings report that the No 1 Poperl ear books are preferred to • •
the finger-tip books by Th D 'I P' I t m~ny. The aim n-ow is to itet 8 0 I Y I 0
From cmr new
collection of swimsuits
St11led to ttJear kfiw' a"4 o/fM
From •13" eo 'fP Nt.£
MOTHI RHOOO MATllNITY SHOPS
NIWPOIT MACH
Me. D •AIHfON ISLANt .....,,.,. c:....
•AIHN ••Oft e OUMI PLAZA ........ a a r••
New 1n Wallace Sterlln1. A 1entle pattern. Quiet food tnte.
Subtle. The way you Wke to decorate. entertain. lift.
um JUNE lO -1·:rr.r~!:'10'?T om•
WIMll '" My: 16·Pc. Service tot 4 .......................... SJ83,00
32·Pt. Service for 8 .............. , ............ 366.00
4S·Pc. Service for 12 ......................... 549.00
You r1Cliwl a doMy of Gilts. Ml • .. wihes. r.om.
1>111ble sifts ti1fl a. • ., 2 pllct ..._
Four.piece place settinr CDl!Slsts of:
Knife, Fork. S1l1d Fort and Teaspoon ........... $CS.7S
OUR FLATWAAE COU!CTION INCLUDES OYER 100 OI M WOfMi SflVOSllfTN'S ,AnERNS
Fu. YU lllmlOM
A•lablcl Oii Hiii's Sitww Qub 1'1111
SS.00 111111t111J • ordlll." to S&0.00
1.S ........, ... " to 120.00
10.00 .....,, .... " " 1•.00
lS.00 ....-, • ri1n • ti 3U
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WD'll u..ua IORRY .. WE'RE
aA9ED nruJW>AY
MDIORL\L DAY
. . . But we'll be open rn.
ct..y. Memorial t>.y, 11 a
dOltins oa the barbeque
time, an awareneu ot thf
.ummer Ml to come. set
your au.. summer almost
II, and It spell1 be1ch, Mel
sand, and boetl, llM OU~
doon.
You can aenae It by the
meued up blankets In the
sif'. lhop. 1.oomy' what ~ ot mad oolonl to IUD
on .. one'• a tipr' o( blacks,
browDI Ind white •
Anottlfr touts the blc daiq ao. a alnale onnre dala1
wtth two, only, creen leaves
on white. Giant Ol'IJll• and
red checla, bir bobblef
taaaela, a s m a 1 h of
psycDedellc b I u ti a n d
grttn11, a •'qU•n in a square
on a quare . . Great stripes
from one eod to the other. on
one aide. ~n. violet. linwt
and blue whldl can be
ttVel'led to onin~. pink. Pd and red
PATIO NED>
A LIFT?
nip out 10me new place
mMI on the old berbeque
table .. braided ltrawa trout
Holland Ill vibrant eoion ..•
mata like rt.ant pot.I al
ae~u1n1, 1lice1 ol orange
or Umet, round mat. with
summer's tlowen , Bucilla.
Wonder Looper NYenibl ..
m1t1 In 15 colors.
In the Yacbt Shop comer of
the Gitt Shop •. Double tall<!
Explan1tlon •.. 11le Yacht SbQP which ia on t h e
mezzanine of tbe merket haa
8'0flt 1port.1 clothes crazy . •
)'OU !mow bathinf IUils,
culottes, drindles, capris and
tope all over the place . •
Mme talk for men too will
bats and 1oul w e a t b e f
jackets. windbn?aken. and
all the ~al clothes tblt are
a way or life in Newport
Beacb. So what hapPeN. all
the imported Italian pl.astit
gluses and tableware havt
found themselves a n~•
home on the upper lrvel ~
the Gilt Shop. All thP IClr
cessories SQ rractical to iae
around the patio and pool and
or coune on boats beca ....
they won't break.
·News ire large oval pJef,.
ters, 18 inches long in ~
and white ... Square plastic
snack trays. red on one side,
tlue on the other With a
groove for the glass ... huae
plastic s1lad bowls and bundl
bowli .. and do look at that
far out wall thin~ that is a
~• between 5 black jets
and S black sca:;uls in night.
AN f\;'fERICAN
HJ BA O U
Now we've seen C'llCrything
. . U!4! It Indoors or outdoors
. . . fill beautifully In YOW'
flreplal:1! and looks at home
there .. bas that new old
look everybody s<'ems to bf'
• striving /or ritmt now ... Of
liletlme cast iron. thrrc is a
place in the bottom for rlther
wood or b r i q u r t ~ • • •
0 rUI tor the top lor slow ftr
tut broiling. then a fryer
that will either do deep r.1 ~. regular trying, or If
you turn It upside down ft
•mothers beeutllully. All thlt
and 1 handle too, i;o you can
carry it easily from fireplace
to patio .. or why not tn IM
beach or ttw> side nf a
stream.
FOR TUE Bff i
EATING WEEr.:F:NO
Bl' sure to i;lac<' your order ahead for. your nurry loaves
of potatn bread. your btUe
t'A"'Oly ctftae ro I ls. or your
candled •Pllles . . bakery Is
the place. and t b e y • r e
covered with a lbeautUW rtd
candy IOIDething and dipped
In wanuta . . . What a
dapood. EYer think ol
ordering a S pound loaf of b~ad and making one big
1111dwtch tor the Whole crowd
. · What fun ... a big Vienna
French all braided and shiey,
glazed and nice and sprinkled
With sesame seeds 111 OYf!r
the top. You slice l t
lenJtbwtse 2 or three time9
an liJI with u m p t e e ft
la.yen of cold cuts, cbeeseo
tomat'*' turkey, Jettu~.
bMrw or what tine )'DU, put
all tQ91!tber. then llUce If\
urvtnc pieces, put on nnt'
big tray, plop it down 11nd
aay, OK kids, let'• dla.
Rlchanf1. Whtre If yoo
want • "hole Icy •8tf't melon, pleue Ilk, or >'OIC
l'Ol'ft w1tll t.be bulika Ol'I ,.. ..
ulr •.. Don't for"19t ~
CandWllbt "*" .,.. ..., ~~..,..., ~ICUttad~= ..... ~ .......
..... all tied ll'ld ~ .. :0:: al pnmn oa top _,,
fed .:c-.:::,iw.,. ....
......, m&rtllated • -lAiil
...... ducttttap fta90r --
with ltictd Ol'Ul9 • • . Alt
-· ..... ClaJ ~ llllC lpend I tk)' hlft. I
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Prices Effective Wed.. May 29, .Fri.. May 3~, Sat .. June 1
GARDEN FRESH, CRISP LEAFY
·ROMAINE LETTUCE
2 FOR 25'
DIETER'S DELIGHT! TENDER ITALIAN
ZUCCHINI SQUASH
2 LBS. 29'
SWEET HAMBURGER SIZE
RED ONIONS
2 LBS. 19'
{"'~~~k //~,, ~~~
YUBAN ·coFFEE
1 LI. 69¢ 2 LIS. 1.37
Heinz HOT DOG RELISH 19c
LIDO MARK.ET CENTER
NEWPORT BLVD. AT THE ENTRANCE TO LIDl> ISLE
IHIA\\V~ A f>!\llHDl
· PllCINI II lm
OR PACK rr UP ANDTA~6. IT ALONG-
lo THE 6~Cl41 THE SOAT Ott WffEREV£R
"'10U(;oTH1S WEEJ<E~O
~enu,
BAKED HAM
FRESH PINEAPPLE WEDGES
SAUSAGE BOARD
Provide knives, a cutting board and let your ·
gu ests have fun sampling • • • Mettwurst,
Tea Wurst, Hard Cervalat, Salamis,
Bavarian Braunsweiger, Hildesheimer. Cooked
Bratwurst, Summer Sausage.
Heinz HAMBURGER RELISH 11 v .... 19c
Heinz B.B.Q. SAUCE u .. 49c
COLD MEAT LOAF
Make your family favorite or use our special
mix ••• weight it down while it cools. Slice thin.
SHASTA LOW CAL.
SOFT DRINKS
ALL 12 FOR 89¢ 12 OZ.
FLAVORS CANS
LINDSAY COLOSSAL
PITTED RI PE OLIVES .... , 49c
SPENCER STUFFED
MANZANILLA OLIVES 7• 69c
SPENCER
STUFFED QUEEN OLIVES ""' ... 69c
KERN'S PRESERVES
"TRAW-3 FOR $1 APRICOT.
BERRY . · PINEAPPLE
SUNSHINE
CHEESE-PIX SNACKS 1011, ... 37c
GULDEN
Sprcy Brown Mustard , ... 2,. 29c
ARDEN AA BUTTER ., LI. 79'
PO¥PEIAN OLIVE OIL , ... 39c
DIAMOND LUNCH PLATES .... 69c
HEAVY DUTY
REYNOLDS WRAP
18" x 25' 49-
SCOTT VIVA NAPKINS 1M 1t.l ,_19c .
SCOTT VIVA TOWELS ~J .. ~
SCOTT 1000 IHRr
BA TH ROOM TISSUE ......
·~a .. .r.. llb '+w't~
OPEN DAILY 9-6
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EGGS INDIENNE
Cook 2 cloves finely minced garlic, IT. curry
power in IT. butter for 3 mins. Combine with
yolks of 8 hard boiled eggs and IT. finely chopped
chutney. Bind with soft cream or mayonnaise. Fill
egg halves and garnish with chopped peanuts.
COLE SLAW
J ry Richard's, made fresh daily in our Deli in
pints, quarts, or special order tubs for any
size party.
SWISS CHEESE
DILL PICKLES
RYE BREAD
PUMPERNICKEL
INDIVIDUAL FRU IT TARTS
From our Bakery • • • pie shells filled with
apri'Cots, blueberries, boysenberries, apples,
cherries. Perfect ending to the meal!
WHEAT
TEA ROLLS
VIENNA
FRENCH BREAD
CINNAMON ROLLS
6,. 29c
39c
6 ,.29c
VICTORIA RASPBERRY LA YER
L1fM .,.11,. uh, ftyered wi+h re~ 49c Mny ft l!I, llllfillkfH with 11owdt• •u9e t
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DAILY 9·6
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BONELESS, FULLY COOKED
·BAR-M HAMS .
WHOLe -1
19
LB.
HALF 121
OR 1/,. LB.
ZACKY FARMS CALIF. GROWN
FRESH HEN
TURKEYS 49: LB.
ALSO FRESH BREAST, LEGS, THIGHS
· BONELESS SMOKED
TURKEY THIGHS
SAMPLE SOME 139
FRI. & SAT. LB.
FABULOUS JONES DAIRY FARM
LINK SAUSAGE 89C LI.
RATH BLACKHAWK
BACON REGULAR OR
THICK SLICE
lOTISSERJE-STYLE BONELESS
RUMP ROAST
GROUND BEEF
2 LB. BOX HAMBURGER PATIIES 98c:
{!/) i!lua1Af4Hf);.
RICHARD 'S
OVEN BAKED BEANS Ptnt 55c 1
SWIFT ALL BEEF
SLICED
BOLOGNA
2 ......... 89c
GALLO ITALIAN ORY
SALAME CHUB
125 1J ..
WISCONSIN SHARP, AGED 18 MONTHS
CHEDDAR CHEESE •
ARDEN LOW FAT
YOGURT
5 ,.s1 , ...
BOEL SOFT RIPENED
DAN ISH
CAMEMBERT
CHEESE 69c 7 ..
ru~
ROSY RED & PACK
HAWAIIAN PUNCH BARS 29'
BIRDSEYE
VEGETABLES
7 FOR $1 I 0-ot.
PEAS e CUT CORN
BUTTER BEANS
CHOPPED IROCCOLI
BIRDSEYE
COOL
WHIP ·
2 FOR 4r,t.
GRAND TOUR GOURMET ENTREES
CHICKEN WITH ALMONDS ANO APrLES 98" CHICKEN KIEV e CHICKEN WITH WILD RICE 1'
CltiitES CANNELLONI e CHICKEN CORDON I LEU
MRS. fRIDAY'S
JUMBO GOURMET SHRIMP 1 LI. 1.29
AlllllY'S SHOE IEPAll UY ClUllU
MON .• FRI. 9-5:30 SAT. 9-5 MON.-FRI. 8:30-6 SAT. 8:30.S
..
·'-'OT FOR SALE -Eric Sevareld. above, and pr6-
.ducer Jay McMullen take a look at tbe lnfluence of
. "mercbandisin& experts on political campai1ns to-
· trlght, in color on "Campaign, American St)'I•:' at
JO p:m .• Channel t . The one-hour documentary will
look at past elections usin& mass media, computer
research and image building technique• In competi-
tion for votes.
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:.TELEVISION VIEWS
Hawaii Ho.
Busy Show
By CYNTHIA LOWRY
NEW YORK (AP) -"Hawaii Ho," a musical
special shot on locaUon, was a very busy hour, so
busy that it appeared to be a pilot show for a future
series. If it was not demonstrating what it could do,
h bit off more than tbe audience could ealily absorb
. in 60 minutes.
THI STAR of the Monday nipt NBC show, a
·)mootb-votced, attractive ancf profeasional Hawai·
• Jan performer named Don Ho, is obviously an in-
; atitulion tn bis home state but a comparative
.. stranger to the mainland audience. He acted u
"''Soloist, ddlf ,Wde and even lecturer on the brother-
• ·bood of man.
. The hour wu a strange and often awkward
• combination of thaw biz at its corniest, imagina-
·tive set d•ign and that cozy, famiHar atmOlpbere
evoked by the Lawrence Welk Sbow.
THI TROUILI was that it trttd to do too many
things-aell tbe blauti• of tile illandl, the warmth
o( the people, 1ell sewing machines and related
equipment, and neek 1n lob of song and even a
little dance. Obviously, 1n the short time, it could
cover none of tbele balea except the sewing
.: machines very effectively.
There were tbe uu8l color lboU ol Hawall,
. which are alwa11 tmpl"lllln. Th opening wu a
·vi sual smash even If lt didn't mate much sense--
Ho arrived Gil the ICtDe tn a little grus aback that
, 'fas cll'Jitd into the camera'• eye OD the end of a
~tether belotr a beBcopter.
• IT WAI a ba1J jamMe. bat ID tlle main lt added
· 11p to a rather pleuam hour. Bo, an 1ntereltlng . taleat, tboaJd be ... ._.. often OD televiJion.
A.BC Jaandall1 ltl MW format newt thaw Mm.
day witb the new ancborman, Frank Reynolds. The
. show opened with a ttv.by ... tellite interview with
Ambassador Avenll Hamman from Paril.
THIS ~Al mterpri.liq, but Mr. Harriman had
·nothing macll to 18.'1 In the excllllive Interview that
be hadn't laid before about the peace t8lb.
Rlynoldl ran through the day'• beaclltnel In the
usual ltJlt of televilion newacutera.
.• THI HIGHLIGHT of the pr6gram WU the ap-
pearance of the ant of its editorial uperts. Jt was
• a colwnntst, Jmna J. Kilpatrick, who in bard and
rather florid Iangaa1e coDdemned the demonstrai.
Ing students at Columbia University. Reynolds
promised that anotblr lide ol the ar1U1Dent would
be presented later.
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TUMILEWE!DS
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WOOL.t> You WANN>. <qo INTO
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etJLCH, IS RUNNIN' OUTA PEOPLES!
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Sinatra Political Lone~
He's Backing Humphrey
81 vERNOft' 800l'r -tv lf be'1 nominated? pHNDCel."
HOU.YWOOD rnnl) _ ;if(f,. too earty to tell,'' he Sinatra, Who may be the
'uc answered: sreateet entwtliner of oar
P'renk Slnan, separoated Sinatra is not kSddi.DC time, receotly completed
from Mia Farrow and once himlelf that his advocacy "The Detecttve" end u.ved
leader of a ~Ded cl.a of will win votes (or lkamptny l>e recent Emmy aw__,
top e n te r ta h e rs , bas '*' se. from tiotal dilast«.
become sometbing of • "I'm Cryine to help draw "I tbink all Am~ loner e s p e c i a 11 y crowds who will contribute should set out md coo-
polit:ic.Uy. •"' •-........... 1-" be ex tr._.._ to tbe eendldate o1
Sinatre ls the only big ;"im:;d. '1~'i'make ~ .;dace.'' he .aid. "It'•
name In *"' ~ IUP-apeteht1. m leave Qiat to gettine 10 11xpenaive It ii
porting Vice P r e a id e.n t the politicians. I'll just al.ng. a l m o a f impoulble for R~ Huq>hrey for the pnlident will be wftb me on candidates to cwnptlp
Dem ocra.itc presidential .n 10 of, tho a e 91>-pniperty. nominetioo. ~~~~-'...~~~~_;...~;......~~--~~ ..... ---
Eigbt years ago he wee ·a
powerful adherent of Jdwl
F. Kennedy. But be is not
throwing -weicht ~ Robert F. Kennedy. The question naturally nes,
'Mly?
''Because I llil* Mr.
HlSnptny ia tbe man beat
qualified for tbe presiden-
cy," Sinetra satd die oCher
day. . • Sinatra's voace cmriecl
oonviction, if not the i-tliron
of IOl!le of the ois
perfumers aupportiDg Sens.
Eugene J. McCar1bY end
Kennedy. 'lbere's a new
maturity about the man that
is at once aUract:We aftd
digmtied. He was gieDal and
eoft spciten.
Sinatra accoud8 tor Ma
solitary bacJdrlg ol Hum-
phrey becaoee other en-
tertainen bad committed
themselves to ~ or
Kennedy before the vice
president eritered the race.
WW Sinatta support Ken·
I Acecltlll'f Awtr4•
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STARTS WEDNESDAY
lad ..... t It .........
flt( lllRISCI! CO«POA&llOll ,,_
A BLAKE EDWARDS ~
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Hi+ Mt. 2-"DANMI IOUTI"'
llAIL1' "41.0T ""' ,_..
'Crurihle' Opening
Gloria Newton comforts a chained Larry Grannis
in a climactic scene from the Rancho Community
Players' production of "The Crucible,'' opening
Thursday for two weekends at Ollvewood School
in El Toro.
AMAN
FOR ALL
SEASONS
Church Sets
Musical
A religious folk musical,
"Good News," will b e
presellted at 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday at the First
Southern Bapti!t OlUrch of
Costa Mesa by a group of
Oklahoma teen-agers.
TM program, wtrlch will
feature 1everel 90klista aad
eoeembles, will be repeatied
Saturday nigbt at a youth
RtllY iD Santa Ana.
The musicll presentation
is part of a week·long visit
to California by the BaptJst
youtb group from Altus,
Okla.
. TlltSCla1, M17 29, 1961 DAILY PILOT J 7 '
LEGAL NOTICE
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Ballet Set
At Laguna·
~ a IHI 1111• Ora-CWnf\I (OF,ICIAL $EAL> My c-IMllll 1191T.a ,,._ e. Ot"1\ ;,' J-11, I... .....,., l"vblk<a...... .. _........, Or-9 c:..t Delllr "111t, PrllldNI OlflClo Ill ~ 14 ti ...... .Mw ... '"' -Or-Coull"' , ceaTllllCAT• OP •UstMftl MV C:-l•loll ......
LEGAL NOTICE
lllKTITtdUS llAM8 O'J1 June 21, 1910
"'-U!ICMf'tltMd .. C9rtlfY I --LEGAL N CE •u11ttellld Or•nM Cotlt Dtl1' """' Mtlfle a IM'-11 '· O, .. 1ft4 C....1-------------I Mey 7, l<I, 11, JI, 19'1 1'la = C.~lfwt]l.:;E~~:-~~'#'rT'lf'; C .. T1111CA;:i: •utlMHI
SUVICE" Mid ""' .. 141 """ .. -llllCTITIOUS MAM• LEGAL NO'tJCJt
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The second .ict of •1~ •• o. ~ '" ....... ~:.:!. -=· ~~T=KJMcri~ CH:::~·'1c:.•.::1111 ..
Tchaikovsky'• "Swan Laite" street. c-Mesa. c11111n11e. suLTit.HU -1t1at Mid """ 11 -TM....,..~ .. _...., '"""' ~ Otf!MI Ml• 11. lttl. NIM II Ille lollowl111 .. .._. -Ille• ••• ctrwluctlne • ,.,,,.1 In,.........,, Will be perfonned Saturday C"-•la D. 0--In fllM W 'lee. .. r~ It u llullnu1 I•• ~Ptn11tnl _. '771 C-' St•" ftl C.Nwn11. Or-Coufttt: i.tlows: ,,..., 1ou1ev1n1. Glf'defl Grow. C.-•le•
J Unt l at the T ...,_a Ber.ch 0.. ~ f7, IMI, blfon -· I HeMrv Rotlert J. Gr•1ll. 1639 Conic. "*-• _, 1M flctllloUs firm ,.._ el ..__. ,ubllc "' -tor Mid Sim. --llY Cotlt MHa, C•lllomlt. LECHEM INVESTMENT co. -11\et High s c h o o l auditorium, _,... <:lie•'" o. o-t-.. o.i. MIY a. 19". Mid """ •• __... of 111e to11oW1 ...
-te M the .,......., --Is Rebfft J. GrKll ...,._, --• '" Ml end '*-' beginnin<f at 8 p.m. subKrlbed lo the wltlll11 l111tnwMflt alld $11 .. of Callforlllt. Ore-C-"': of ras~ft<e era ot 1o4'-'• lo-wit: o 1c1u-ledttd lie ••KUtwd IM-· o.. MtY i. IMI. ~· -· • Notarv Mt• '''*"*'· IM soutll c1ertc onw. Presented by toe Laguna co,,.1c1it.L sEAL> ''*"c 111 '"" 1or u1c1 s111e. "'-1" ..,..,,, Hills. c.111or111 •• , J-11 E. Devis .,_,.,. llobert J. Graul kllOWfl h me Eut.,.. I . SchlKI,....., 40J7 C-IW Beach Civic Ballet Comp9ny Not•rv 'Vbllc.C1llfomte 1o "' IM '*'-wt1o1e -It w111ecr1i.. Club or1w. Lu.wood. cantornle. -"-'rlnclHI Ofllce In M to Ille wtltllll lllltrurnlllt W Otled .. of Mardi u. IHI. as its fourth me • ...,.,1'6blp 0r.,,.. cou""' KkMw...,... 11e •iCKll!ed 111e .. me. ~· ,,....,.... My Commlnloft Ex"'" (Ol'l'ICIAL HALI E-I . Sdllftt-program the performance JUM 21. mo JHll Y. cownne STit.Tt! OF CALIFORNlit.. ' Pub!llllM Or-COllt Otll\I l'lllt, Noterv 'llbllc<1lltomle COUNTY 0, LOS ANGELES, •· will star Mary Hanf IS the MAY tt •"41 June <I. 11, 11. IMI ,,.... ''1Mi,.1 OlllCe In °" Nt'll s. It& befOr9 me. • Not9rv • Or-C-ty ,llbllc 111 eM tor Mid '-'Y •nd St.fl, Swan Queen. LEGAL N011CE MY c-1ta1o11 ~1... 111r-.llY _,.., Max "'*""" _. . ...... ,., I* .,_ •. Seit*'-'-1o -"' .. i Miss Hanf, a former T ,... , .... ,,,.,, o....... c-1 o.111t "'"'· ""' -.._ --. .... ~
be of .. ...._ MnnAJW IUPeRIOll COURT 01' TN8 MAY 7, u. 21, 2', ,,. ,..... lo IM wltllln Ins"-'• •nd ICIUwWllllleo mem r ......, Cv • ..,.--,,. $TAT• 011 Cit.L,OaNIA 1'011 .. to -"'9t IM'I near!M ltll -
• _ .. __,..i fr NTY I' ou ... a LEGAL N011CE Wltnns mY l\llnd end -1. has Just ·~....,.. om a TM• co~. A.:1" (Ol'FICIAL SEit.ll
seven·moidl tour rib the .. ~~~ 4roa"~~~':T:" Olll CHTll'ICA~:: IUSllllH ~:.~~ C.llfOnlle
Ruth Page International MOL0 .. A""1c wtLL aNo 111011 111CTTT1ous 11AM1 t··~=:"~ UTTIH T8STit.MeNTit.RY. TM """rsltMd dOel arilfy hi It CM> °' luloll Exp!,_ Ballet Company, formerly ••••te o1 MYR.it. " AL LIE t dllctlne • ...,.,,,_ ., ,,.. w111tt1er ,...,.,. ~Y"' ~m
known as the Chicago Opera c'::6~~~ov.;·s °=~~v GIVEN Tlltt ~= ~:in C•1":"W: u"'!:' "':.L~:. ::~~ '~~:."'·
B 11 t Jit.NE HAltGRAVE HUNTElt hH fllecl ENT11t•1t1SH .... tllllt uld firm It .._..., ...... calf. 91111
a e . 11ere1" • """"" -Pro1111e o1 -• ., 1t1e 1o11ow111e ""°"· ..-. 4111.oc ., ,.. ·ne Wilkes will star with "'4oer111t11c w111 _. • ~"',.~ name "' 11111 '"" ~ ., ,.11c1111ce la •• l'ullll1'1ed Ot-Collf .,..., l'flllltt vc ""' Tfttem.nl1rv " ""' ..... ...,_, follows: MIY u. 21. 21 .... June 4..... .,,... "'' H nf pr l nee ,...,.,_ • wt1ic11 " "'* tor 111r1t1er •1v1 1t 1111•~ 1m it.Mlltlm st.. · r<uSS a as perHculen ..... ""'' Ille ·-..... '*• C.I• -. LEGAL N011CE
Siegfried; Benno. th e f. =:1':1 ~.M.':.~t! '::" .:'~"': 0t1M IN;.~~~~ .. ""-"' · , tr• d ill be d O-rtment No. 7 o1 seld court, •t 111 ll•te "' C.lffoml• Or-c-t·r sa•a .. cMt couaT °" nt• prince s ten w anc-No'1ll ,,_,...,, "' IM""' of Stlll• ..... °" INY u. 1 ... : ,,...,. ,,,.. I N..t.,., ITit.TI °' CALll'OllNIA l'Oll
ed by Hal O'Neal, and C.J'rri·~ .. ~y "· 1MI =·..:r :::. r R':!.~·~;..:';"',:: TN• cou.:.11..::U ....
Laguna actor C b a r le s w. E. ST JOHN, to 111 ""' ""on -... in. I• subscrlb-s,":~ COlllllY Clerk. 14 to 1M ..,,11111" l111lni,,_1 •nd .a-MElllOITH it.SHLEY COLEMAN , ... ,_. Colgan will portray ttle ::~~~~:. IM ....... ••KUIM !tie .. ,.,.. lltt V$. DAVID FllEOERICI( COLEMit.N. ....,.., Hiiia. C.llflnN (Ofllcltl 1911> ~nl sorcerer. T•h 211 . tft.alll ,,,..,.. ROMlll c. ICflOX THE PEOPLE 01' TllE ITit.TlE Olll
0th I d d AlterMy ttr l'tt~ Not1rv Pllbllc • Callfomlll CALIFORNlit., er ea ancen are '"'"""" °''"" eoeat O.llY "tot l'r1nc1 .. 11 Offlc. In To IM 1..,. MfM!ll Otfllldlflt• .. . Odil1 ... _ .:...... Or•-CountY y ....... .iroc:tod to.,,., .... Menlee Magnusco, e ~ M.., 21. 22, "· 1"' -MY c-.... 1u1o11 t!Jllll,.. _:,·~ Clllmlllelftt., t11t-.... ..-..
Witte, Kris ti Moorhead, LEGAL N011CE Pub..,,..Jv~•~""eo..t o.11Y ,.1ot, :.!8'':' ~~" ::.:,.11ovt .::,1tt111..:=:
R S T . w ~u-Mey l<I, 21, • .... June <I. IHI MMI lfWf \IOU In uld court, wtthle TfN ope ogawa. erne ...,_.,., llOTIC8 TO e11eo1TOH :. '"" .... MrVIC9 Oii you "'ltlll -
and J Soga.,,. tu•DIOa COURT 011 TM8 LEGAL NO'nCE -If _.,.. wttllln ltle ...,. _.... oy . nit.Te OP CALIPO•••• -"' ., """'"' 'OURTY *" If _..,..
Also .... e pro-e-will lllOll THI COUNTY 0111 """" ,...,, .......:.,. 00 'Wl · , &' -u .... A.fNM ClllTll'ICAT9 Olll IUSlllHS y.., •re llerolrf Mtlft9f tlltt Ufllm ""'
be "Valse Faotasie,'1 with &t•te of s.iun J~nt O'OonMll. •Ito P1CTrT1ous •-• • ·-·""' -· u lf ""1"'"' 91• --" 5llMlll J. 0 DoMll~ •IN •-TM _.., ""' doet c4rllfV 111 It -t1b lueltmlftt tor -,,_ 91 .__ music by Glinka and .. s""" "-" O'o-tl '"" "su..n duct•,,. • ""'~""' ., ,,,. H•rtor 11M1~ ..... ...,.., 111 ""' °""'191ftt " er:::;
J, Haetott. 0.CHMd. Cot•• MHa C••-"''''" .... fie -(.Ofttrtcl. -wlll -" .. ""' choreography by Lila Zall NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo "" tltlous firm' ... ,,,. oi' ,ROGREUIVE !Of 1nr ·-rellet _ ...... "' !tit °"" . . . La' creonoo of Ille ·-Mml4 dec-t 191 1 artistic d!fector of the . "''' •II penons NYl"9 Clell'll• ... 1 ... 1 11\1 MARKETING IN s T IT u TE OF ' n t9cs Oct , .. IN7 , .. Id decedel!I .,.. ,.1ciulred lo Ille fhem, TECHNOLOGY •nd !1111 Mid flrm I• 01 · · t gun~ Beach c 0 m .P a n y. wltll .... M<HM'V voudlen. In Ille olflc• COlftHMd of Ille ................. -(SEit.l) E. ST JOHN. Cieri! music by Shostakovtch, and of 111e clerk of ""' •bow 11111t1ec1 court. or .....,. 1~ 11111 •M 'lace of ••9"n<e 1' " 'f.; FllEO "· 11~GHAM 11 "Th D clng L " to lo ,,_, '"""' with ltll _..,., followl. 2'1 I Dll'Vl't c11rk e an esson, YOlldlers. to the .................. ""' ofl1a MICllHI LM '''""'· t rv1111. OllRY8A. Cit.R,•llT•• AllD IARllH music by Shostakovich;and o1 11et Attomev1 •t Hurwttz. Hurwitz •"41 ~.:, :·1f.1l~ TiieMn w . .......-. Jr. "G F-t...,,•• w 1th R-. 4»32"41 strwt • ..._.. .. ldl. Ml<Mtl let llrt1ett Ml Oe¥W Ortw ypsy ~1 c.1ttom1•. whldl 11 1t1e ,._ ., MIMI• '''"' t1 ee11fer1111 0r1111e c-1v· .._..., .. -. ~ music by Prokofiev ti ,... """9n111Md "' en -'"" _.. °" ~ 1a. ,,.· .....,. -• N..t.,., "" .,.,.,...
AdmluiOll ii tree i. mem-:::=::-"tt .:::,:•::_ "111e
11141ftrlt-:::;: '"'lk •R •"" tor' .. ._ si.to.' --11'¥ "':.'--:W..::' :' ee..t °'"' ""•· 11 x • _,..., MJd>eel Lee .. rttett ._ to .... • ..., ,_ ., n . 11. JS, bers of the ballet compuy. ''°" ., 1t11e no11ee. -" ....... __, -. -1s MIY 1. '" 21. 71MI . t Otf!MI Nr11 n , IHI. ~ .. 1M wlllll11 1...-trw1 I ""'=------.:::==::---T1ckes for non·members a Gertrude .. nwtt .,__...,_ 111 ,,...-.,.. Mme. -
S2 for adults and Sl for :~:,11 of t11t c0111c111 s..11 LEGAL NOTICE
children are available at the A-~"'"R dectdeftt :00::~ ~~~':~ c1111om11 MOTICI 111V1TIN• 11os
Ball t Ce t 1863 South Mwwttl. 11""*'11 .... -Prlnclpel Office 111 Notlco I• lit,.,. 11v.., 11111 Ille loeJ.'!!! e n er• · ·~ Sltlel Or1"'9 Crunty Trustees o1 tllo Or•-(oHt ...,_. Coast Highway ; or may be ~~"' C.ltfenll• MY Commission Eu!•• co11tt• otttrlct o1 Oraftlll ~
Purchased at the boX OfliCe. A~ flt e11.mrta 'ubll·~Jul°':.',,..• 1"'c~t Oil"' Cellfornll, wlll rtcllW -:"',:' .V:Ftte
,ublhhed Or•nll ,_, OtllY '1tot, Mey 1tii. tt"'•"" J--'7: 19" .. = 2:00 '·""· ThUrsdeY. JUM... Id 9d*I -------------------------1~v 1, u. 21. n. 1N11 m• '"'cNI'"" Oet>ll~ l'•I~• 11otc1.
LEGAL N011CE ~~;!ct ,!:,1e11c.~•• et w111c11 "-
Nit.TIONAL GEN1'4AL ~ATION
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MOTIC• HfVITI ... ltOI SU•HIOll COURT OP TN• ,,._ ........ ~ ~~ ._.
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man's word 10 Complett
turns: Informal
14 Early North Americans
15 Mine: Fr. i. Pa.savew11
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ll'Od•clM 22 Ft11inlne
name 14 FisheNltan's
accessory U Fll1111tnl 27 Colonlzt
1ntw 30 Soak 31 CoplH 32 Defamaloty
expression 31 Apiett
31 kind of
slrenglll
41 Gold.along the Ebto
41 Jack··: Jan plonttr
43 Sche111e
44 Doctor's
1roup: Abbf. U Rubbtr·like
m1tttlal
41 Apportions 51 Duellnl) wupon
52 Bu rst of ill humor
54 -res istance: 2 words
58 Earlier: Comb. for111
59 Gambol U Syste111s of co-• CltiOll
•Africa
55 Mel olsl9C z words .... Pot
"5 Bowler's target
16Very dlsplH~
lnfOfmal 67 SuppostS
DOW"
1 Head
covering 2 SH bitd
3 Costa -• • 4 Sittings
5 Profess 6 Desert 7 E lectrlcal
unit: Abbf. I Roundtr
9 Kind of
entertaiMr 10 Returns to
former st~te 11 Banishment
Wiii f'OC91vo .-led lllda W .. 11:• I.Ill., M IN-. Herrt M. lrwt1, Otc:fftld. lefldla ter Auto ~. wtllil Test.nf'J'S '9zzfe Softtlt: ~. J-II. IHI. 11 ltle ,._,,.. NOTICI IS HHllY GIVEN .. 1lle All llNs -It lie 111~tlll• .... o.t. "' .. ._ ~I 41otrtct ....... O'MI'°" .. .... ....... ........ _....... CeMI"-< 11111n1ctr-... _..,.... 7~1 F•lrvlew llotd, cost. M9N. ltlaf •II ,..._ l\llvlne c1e1,... _,,,., Ille wllldl •"' -., flll 9nd IMY ti
C.lltoml•. I I Wllldl time Mkl .... wlll .. Mid ..... , ••• reoulrect to flle -· ... Ille offitt of IM PurdlHilw ........
•ubllcl\I ~ end rHd 10r ltent1I II wttll ""' lll()KUry -.c:Nrs, In Ille effke ..,kl Kl>OOI district. 1 bid 1 Uniforms tar Ille oerlod Jul\I 1, IMI of the c~r1t of ~ •boW tfttllled court, 0, Eich blc!Mr mu.I wtwnlt C: 11 !, bld-11!•• 119h J11M 30. lt71. lo •rtMnl Ille"" wlltl Ille ..-ceu•ry caallltr't clle<k. cortllltd ' , of
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Ewytus 35 City 111 Africa
3' •ot a111 JI Clrcn VIP 3' Deletions 42 H1btfdashtry
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Everyone Hes
Something Th•t
Someone Else w Mb-
'You C. 511 It.
Rad It, TrMe It
W.th • Ww Ad
Quality Without
Compromise
S 158 per month
Owner nusferTed -says
sell NOW! Thr.ee bedrooms,
2 baths. large tirep1a~.
built-in kitchen, 13'x20' cov-
ered aud enclosed patio,
brand new wall to wall Clll'·
peting. Excellent location,
ooar elementary s c ho o I,
churches and ahopping. Just
put on the market -ahould ·
~ co:n
~WALLACE
REALTORS
5464141-
(()pen '""'•>
sell lmmedlatety. Low in· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
te1•est, 5%% flIA loan may
be assumed and $158 per ·1ohn macnab month would include taxell.
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THE Q EAL
ESTATERS
Harbor View Hills
Coron1 del M1r
Ltrak • built bomes located
In the Southland'• most de-
sirable Ir fucinatlni area.
Scbool1 &: CalU. Irvine l~iiiEivesiiii. iica~llj6ij73-6lliijjj6~j Campus just momen t 111•
away. Sensibly priced from only 5%%. 3 BR.
$34.900 to $48,900 f dbl prqe, <.'Overed patio
LUSK HOMES c:__t ¥.' Kennedy & Assoc. LUXURY APT. Directions: MacArthur Blvd CJf.S 642-9730 5"8-0720
Cl:>rporaUon no longer reQUir· ~~c~ C~ H;ys: . rea ty 3 BR., 1" Ba., htd. pool;
es this beautiful 2 BR, 2 Joaquin Hilb Rd., then dbl pr.. carp. over hdwd.
bath Apt. with sweepinf 2414 Villa Del Oro ll Sprlnkl f need ~3 WESTCUFF DRIVE v1ew &om P<Mt Fermin to· follow slgu to model area.. Newport Beach ~~. Owner~l2~ eid.
646-m.t Open Eves. Avalon. Overlooking New-2,500 Sq. Ft.-Plus Pool L01n Company Owns 374 or~
layfro port Harbor. Company exe-Gotta Largf! Famil.Y? 5 bed· Must sell in order to Uquid-nt cutive requires home in rooms pl111 monster aize ate this asseL Newly paint· EASTSIDE Pier & Slip trade, preferrably Baycrest den. Huge UVing room 40· ed. now vacant. Nice lenced HOME & BUSINESS
8 BR, 3 Ba • fam rm on area. Equity $36,<XXI. • x17' heated and filtered pool. yard. Located In very quiet Large lot, plus Hoose
xtra lge lot with room for Price $59,500 Enc108ed space for boat or residential area near beacb-K ~ S2'l,900
• pool. custom blt quality Call for Appl trailer. S27,500 tull price. es. 3 BR, 2 ba, mod/bit-in en Y & Astoe.
lhruout. Could add Income (714) 642-1235 Trade in your present home. ki.~, carpeted $32,500 -642-9130 Eves: 543-Q38
$169,500 Nt'WJ)Ort Beach Ph. 644-1133 2 BA borne. Crpt.s, drps,
Phone tor appointmtnt
673-9412
Builders Home
5'XXl IQ·ft. 4 BR le maid' a
5 ba, 3 car gar. 1 ~ lots.
Unusual features. Must see
to appreciate. Brokera wel-
come. 520 Via Udo Sood
642-1615, Eves 615-1669
Excellent ValU.-
2 Br. 2 be, family rm, ~utl
tul, prlnte walled-In
front patio W/BBQ, 45' lot
~way exposure. $63,500
R. C. GREER, Realty
3416 Via Lido 673-9300
Garden Oasis
A 4 bedroom 'dream home!
Rear yard Is a garden spot
to behold. Near Douglas,
.chools and freeways. PJ'ie.
ed at FHA appraisal of
$26,650. Hurry!
LISTER REALTY
Now also In Hunt.. Beach
16612 Beach Blvd. 842-0633
Sin Clemente 1710
l HA VE a secret! J know a
family with a V E R Y
desperate situation. fF you
might be remotely~
terested in a status type, un-
convenlionaJ charm home,
by all mean" call 1.11 -
YOUR CHANCE to get
'65.<XXI for $45,000
Agt, 49&-7rol eves
Condominium 1950
1 UNITS TIRED? ••. of constant yard work, One ,. _ _._ ·---h repainting, high pool PAY· ""°" ~ menta and constant main-4 Year old, custom built. 2 I: tenance? TRADE your pro-
3 BR!, encl garages. No vac-blem1 tor a lite o1 luxurious
ancy. Priced for quick sale. leisure al Monticello, $20,$0
BRASHEAR REALTY Heart of Newport Harbor
847-&531 Eves. 968-117! area. Walker I: Lee, Inc.
$37.50 Total Cost =546-=121=0=· ====
Duplu11 For Sele 1975
C BR 1 baths. new carpets It
drajlel, com p let ely
land.lc..,ed top a r e a .
$210/mo. Agt. 541H1Cl
3 BR home + pool A patio.
$225/mo. Call 5 u . 0 2 4 0
between 5 A 6
Townboule apt, muter BR,
2 BA, den, deluxe kitchen. •
• to • qQ, drp6. 54C).(Ml29
YRLY lease, Unt, % blk
from beacb, !5da St. Npt.
Old home, lUxurioua in-
terior, 4 BR, lar1[e liv rm It
fam rm, drpe, $299 mo. Pb:
~2715 evea.
FOR Leue New Bluff borne
on ~ point. Terrific ba,y
vlew! 3 Bdrm, 2-'it beths,
wind protected p a t I o .
Located at 300
EsperJllU. 644-2068
mo
NEWPORT SHORES
2 BR le Den on years Jeue
$190 mo. 842-3430
Corona del Mir 3250
3 BR House. Lease $200 mo.
Scenic Properties
~5726
Huntlntton Belch 3400
NEAR GOLDEN W EST
OOIJ.EGE .\ San Diego
Freeway; tri-level 4 BR. le
de.n plua 16X22 family rm.;
3 bathl; carpets, drapes,
built-inll, wet bar, fenced
yard. $295 Month, lease.
Broker 213: GE O-m2l or
897-4066
Apt. View of entire Bay. 8&1 Dover Drive ~ might trade for Trust Deeds. BY Owner, extra nice J BR,
J Cl k bit-ins, uaed brick frplc, lge
• 111· son Secllldecl Maftlioe covered patio. Landaceped,
Must sell $60,<XXI home in
estate aal~. 3 BR ... den.
Make offer. 219 Via Orvleto.
548-0117
on this 3 bedroom home. Sell-
er will pay all other costs
to quaJUled veteran. Excel·
lent north HB location. Prie-Muat Sell In 2 wka. 2 BR. Unfum. Near beach.
$55 000 COSfA MESA OTFlCE Lotsa Kids? fenced )'Ud. $2'1,900 6G-6.i08
,' . 2629 Harbor Blvd. Here's a real tamUy home 3 Bec:troom house. West.side.
Huntlnpan a..ch 1400 ed at a(lllhilalt fflln'Y c:aJl
USTER REALTY
Now aJIO in Hunt. Beach 3,600 911. ft. of gracious coun-545-9491. Open tlll 9 PM 4 large bedrooms, 3 run l'~nced yd. l ear garage CaWw• W• I Co. try living. This mamolh 4 baths. The IMng room 11 S17,$0. 5C5--0Ql'7
mo E~ c*1 Hltllw•Y bedroom, split level man-BALBOA ISLAND separate and private. -Ex· -::-3-:::B=R-. d:-e-n,-::2-::B,-A-,-=-hdw..,.-d.,..fl-oors-.
16612 Beach Bl. 842-66.\1
Lot OWNER TRANSFERRED
Magnificent
lllt---1 ._,., ce111«"1e sion has 3% baths &: a 16'x Duplex near Ba.,y. 2 BR 1 tra Large game room wUI assume 5'4 loan, down
'" NJll oa .,,... 45' rumpWI room overlook-txlth + 1 BR 1 bath. Good take pool table and table pymnt open. $2'1,500 546-7787
1/3 of an Acre plus 4 BR. 'Sacrifice, 11,; yr old 4 BR.
2 baths on a OJ.I de Sac lmmac., bit-ins, f r p l c
Street -really great for the petio, w/w crpts., 1 mi E'.
kiddies. Lots of room to ol. Beach Blvd., 1 mi N.
play. Only S3400 down, and Pacific Coast Hiway. 206Il
------ing acres of apen spaces. rental area. Owner lives out or could be 5th bedroom. H tLJ ACRE (QRIER You've got to see this to of area .• vel'y anxious to Co8e to S.C. Plaza, U.C.I.
l l bellevr it. sell. Only $39,500. and all IChools .• $33,!00.
Mesa Verde 1110
on Fairview Road 'tl mlle to
San Diego Fteew~ off l'alJ'lp
One of a kind! -Present
zrmlng M·l.
$1 .00 SQ. FT.
Newport
Rltr. 646-3928 Eve. 646-2'l90 646-nn 546-2313
*LACHENMYER Open Eves 'tll 9
$3.000 assumes existing low assume 5% % G.I. loo.n. Bal-Chauca La. ~1235
interest Joan, Total pymts ance of $18,450, payable at FOR Sa.le. Nr B e a c h. $190 mo. 3 br, 2 ba, dbl frpl, $155 T cpta, drps, bit-in& Owner per mo. P.I .. I. Spedoua 4 BR home 1" be, DAVIDSON R~ must sell. 56-7822 Total price $21.8!0 cpta, clillhwuber fr p I c ~ WESTCLlFF DRIVE 5~% INTEREST Thia won't last at this price bltns. 16X40 patlo. Owner'.
646-1711 Open Eves. Aaume low Int •--• ..._.__, 4 BDR, 3 Bath. Dinlna, Call: Pat Mc Vay 9624l25 aft 5.
THE ~EAL
E STF~TER .,..~ ......, •u..... Family ~Pool ... 7-1112 pymnta $144 per mo. 3 BR -S43.950. * :;&2042 H Fi d E'slde home, cor lot. VIEW ome n •n Lavish 5 BR Home
PRIME RENTAL DUPLEX Clpta. drpa, lltoYe and J'efria,
'BALBOA. Be9t oner Gefap. ~ IDll!nt pd. Yr
over $46,<XXI leue. $165. mo. 53&-7®
BY OWNER 3 BDRM .. 8mall fenced yard.
673-1231 Sl35· Lae. Near Beach Blvd.
17654 Van Buren. 2 1 3 :
24S-19'21 Apartments
For Sale 1980 Laguna INch 3705
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MODERN UlU6 New Home - 2 IR
Summer Rent1la 3995
kim at
Victoria
646-1111
A channing rambling large
home for the executive, on
a chorelrss pool-sized lot in
Ba,ycrest (not leased land).
Formal dining room, enor-
Rltr. 2750 Harbor 5B, CM . 5 BDRMS, Fam. rm. 2100 sq, RHlty
5-16-5150 Eves. ;}4(>-8169 '.~'hat's new? How about an ft. By Owner. New crpts, lit 8<.Y~ li7 SUMMER RENTAL; June -. _ _ immaculate 4 bedroom home patio. S30,;,oo • 545-18-14 Rentals to Share 2005 15th to Sept. 1st; Mesa
It
OCEAN FRONT with a pano1·amic view of ---• MUsr Seell Prestige l 850 sq. Verde • BR 2 Ba FHA V& ft 3 BR Atr' N I \ViU ... A_e mv lovely cool .. . .• COfllC>. Dru:iing 2 &inn homr, nr. the citv lights and ocean? Coll-.._ Park 1115 ~ · · tum. ear new """" 1 furn · m· cl Util rxn M +
(Open moos liVing room, guurmet Peninsula Pt. jetty, $60.000 lJ this b what you bave been ••• s1..-~ down, $210 per mo. in-5241 Glenroy Dr. 842-'1227 ap a r l m en t overlooking .,__,, ·• .;., u:, ::= 0
• ha OWNER: 236 Tulane, $23,500 clud1ng taxes. 4 big BRs, Emerald Bay )Jr summer ..,., aecun.., . .,.,..._,,, Evenings) kltcbein, m spanding batba
l'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' A: game room. So ligbt &:
-8albol Real Eatate waitinw~ 500tor we ve ooe S xtra lrg br, 2 bath, tOP 114 betbs, lge kltcbnl with Fevnteln Valley 1410 mos.. with considente MC7l'OR Home, alpa. 6; E-Z
now . .,.., · t'OOd. ~~2198 attw 5. extra cupboards, bit-In MO -----....:...--...: adult. Private room with ttJ drive; 1et!-<00talned; TAKE YOUR cheerful -absolutely imma-
PICK culate It bewtil\Jlly decor-
ated. Thia la very, very
If Delux Duplexes. 2 bedroom, c:hoice! S78,500, $11. m down. 1~ bath each unit, built-ins Ruth Panloll, RMltor
in kit., n~ llvin1 room, w/ l6«i \Vestcliff Dr. 642-5200
700E.Ba~:vd .. Bal .• ·~·sPRING Newport IHch 1200 ~~~;,;;~~=-~ B~~~~~:-!:'re~~tlala ex-=nowt 538-8710 .-REALTY u~ quall"-• w/w _, ible on 1lnandnc 531-3834oor --,-.U:-E_Or ____ rk-'g_m_·-.. -::JUL:==-:y=-.,...._-..,.A-u•-.__,Sll_•_ei_IOUI_ l's A Mess! .,_ :y REDUCED To pttce of Jots! d~-::_. -~-.-a ".!'.:";, .. v .... • -The -•d's...,... ·~"' •• Lo dn • • .............. ~ ..... 1 ---•--..a.. 1~05 home to shr. Poot. pvt,..., Mobile home by beech. No. ,_ e~·-cornpaae.., "ANYTIME" w '• E-Z tenna Lo•el)t walk to schools. --.-• -'' S70 mo. f0.1082 aft 6 pm. cbfldrm. ""'4) irv -to PDt and the houle needs S BR 2 Ba home Clll 2 lot. nr. If ''~ -
w carpet .1t drapes. Sep pa· l~~==~~~~~E
tlos. all fenced. sidewalks
& street lights. Fine im:ome fAllTASll( f1ID
clean-up but make otter • 1801 WestcliLf Drive bay & ocean. Can \Ille as 2 nu: OLD GRAY MARE Working girl in early 20'• haa . •· • • A1.S
you mi{:ht make a deal. 3 WA .....eD apts. nn. to bld. Prk. rear 962-447l 516-81()3 "She ain't what Ille used to home to share with same. Apts. Furn .......
& family room Park Mesa " 15 121 41st Owner 673-2719 be", and neither ls this S75 mo. &M>-5196
Excellent financing. Home. Asking S190 on leue/ Real Estate Sales People. BLUF""" Condo. n-:ian, 3 Priced Right !Jprawling spacious mod/ Gener1I 4000 J • .,,, -WHY NOT GET ON 1lfE '" ..,.,... floor plan horn 3 BR •· Balboa 2300 A custom built 3 BR 1" opt on at -.,500 • 1-'HA ap-BAND WAGONT Br. '.."~ baths. Spacioui. Havt two "Dutch' Haven" 4 e. • .. HOLIDAY PLAZA
bath8, h1:avy shake roof with praisaJ coming. Over 25 Years in grern-brlt view. Patio, wet· bedroom bmcs with anxious den, Fplc, W/W crpts, bit-in Weekly Rental DELUXE, Spacious 1-B&
nice kltchen &: bullt·ins •College Renlty ~n~o bar, :\la11y extras. $38.500. owners who have purchased R &: Oven. S2!1,950 • low Dn
$30,500
S .... . . / · Orange County n.. pmt OK Mi'••lon Rlty 2 BR, sleeps 6, Furn. a}lt. ll:6 + otll.
P8'-'•0\IS hvmg room, w w 1--- -__ • "' 11 d u· . , v" nrr . 644--0536 larger homes. l mile to · "° · Htd pool, ample -...1.-1 .... • ..._ fi .Jn Medlterrane•n V'1lla cu page a ver smi; --"'· I 4%0731 cleM A Clmlforta... _...._ carpeui • u• .pes re, .... ce • 1 t lfl t l.e"""" BA YSm;.; VUlag· e. Perfect ..,.>Ug as. Will pa,y points for =--· ------_., E e A uo 3158 No -'-"L-en. No ,,_._ 293 E. 17th St. 646-4494 ' ....... t ~ _., '" S2l tr.~ LIDO ISLE n er o ee e •1...-""'IA V b NO matt ...... _ ..,, . ay ve., '"°. UIUQ£ .,... ... """"' a ., ..... "' Oflv . ....... e Training PtoO'&m ror var al Ion or retirement c r or A uyers. Call now er .. _,·it la, Yol> 1915 Pomona, CM 60-5C>8
, ___ E_ve_. _&_J6..5_752 ___ , -EZ terms. Lovely modem :l BR, guard-• tnsw·aoce home. Patio, clu b b our. e to .ee ca aell It WO a DAILY ~ ':".i,.~ ~ Dial Mi-66'11 tar RESULTS $500 Down eel by garden A 11tone w.lls e Many other benefits pool, priv beach, ID,000 LISTER REALTY PILOT WANT AO!! ta.-n June and Sept. ~ White elepibiuD! Dlme-•Unt reduced to S47,500. Call ,,~ .-.. F Int . 675-1672 Now allO In Hunt. Beach
On thll 4 bedroom. 2 ~th O.Llncy Real Eatat. .........,'" • ol' el'Vlew ~BUY-OWNER 116612 Beacb Bl 84U633 RENTALS RENTALS IU:HTALS
family bomt. Cloee to evft'Y-2121 E. C011t Hwy CdM Larger 2 BR bom~, fireplace, HOU1e1 Fum...... Hout11 Fumlshed H1U111 '""""'*' thing. Juat introduced to the 673-3n o • open beamed ceilings. dou-3 BR .. 2 Ba., all bltiia: frplc.,
market -won't be around 1lm Bake:r, C.M. 546-5440 ---ble car garage. R-2 lot. Cose w w t"l>l'g., draPN-123,900. Owner's Sacrifice! Rentals to Shere 2005 Rent•I• to Shi re 2005 ltentaa. te ShlN 200S
long!! Sl:ll -per month in-========= LOOK IE' to markets & tn.nsportatian. 420 Collon, 6G-3273 Lovtly 3 BR ~ roof«!
eludes princlple and tnterest. OPEN HOUSE • s1•1so ELEGA:-.T Bt.yTfew C'Oftdo. 3 beauty With covered patio.
TiiUR thru SUN 11< 6 LL I MES& VERDE ., Lee. B~ .. 2 laVl8ll baths. carpeted, draped• near tJu .. , " n ~ " -Wells-McC.,dle Rltra. Povls. olf, etc. Fie land, beach • Hu 5., ~ n~. loan Char ... wl Front Vacant, 4 Bdrm ••• · SlG.~ 1810 Newport Blvd .. C . .M. Only S::9.:.00 Owner6'73-C356 Ii S3(XX) wut ~It.""
Pier -Float -Front Patio Nr. New 2 Sty, Pool S52,3.l0 ~7729 E\les 644-0684 NR:'New 4 BR, fpl. OMf ""IS. P11clflc Shores Rtalty _ll......._. 8 BR "'ir Sgte Sey, 4 Bdrm1 •••• OOer · ~.. 011 0 • ..., 2013 WESTC.IFF DRIVE .. , -·~'\le • .J • r . .. 1/3 Xlnl IOI'. nr. btncb. m.ooo. .... ..,,;.,., [~s. 962~
64-7711 Open Evea. place -Wood Floorl • Fur-M~~ =~ ··= ..... 1 ..... $9,SQC,-0t>ei wkndl. 351 Cid St. ~~!!~~~~~ --=--,...---'---·• nlsbed -<leer. owner wW Owner 67S-4144 :; D...a..w c.-a-hand! fi.nancl Salelmen er Womlft Lovely oldrt home In Rlvtr-.....-• 9TI9 e ng. 9~ Ol'I lg corner view lot WATERFRON't. 62 Balboa $21 950 3504 MARCUS AV!. WAN JED 125' fronta~ "tncloeed Pl'-Coves. 3 BR. m.ooo. WW lmmaculal• ' BR 2 btllh. ~ Ralflh '· Miiby, Rttr. llo, nitt cpts/drps, atovfl tradr for property, Arabiaa large room~. cxivertd paUo. w ... r • am afttr ....-3411 w. Npt. Blvd. $TUOOO G-L-R ...,./mo .. Off--~. horses, Of' T 1J I-mt FHA nrGI 126.00>. this Uttle money maker. 2 ' 11111UM a..lh. ..,., •• "" """"" bc.'droom 111\le&lde clean plus -..., R3S-'821 LUXURY OndGm • Blutfl 4 Haff.le! .. •lty
1 bedroo111 'Dllt. Ool.lbi. de--DIYOrCe Pendl"I (near POIJt ~) • 7T7W br. 3 ba, below mrtrt vat at "ffonl!"I to Match lnt.'Omr"
tached prage, the 81>'°"'11)' Must wll Ba ct Ba)' ArH . 149 Rl•crside Ave., NB AGGRESSIVE $36,500, Ow1lft' tnwf. ca1l 871., W3.rner W-440
'" RO. hoowi 00 comer oe Nor.-NEGLECTID--SALESMAN Owner eve1 aft S. ~ No Dowa to Vets {
Col .& ' ( Ave. A B~'OOd StJ' t. 3 BR, 2 BA, ccwert'd patio, N~WED PJUMJ( Loe., B1urr. condo. ISW0t1Rf 0, Room for boetot trailer~ fndt ~ lnan>' abNbe. Liberal Contract Vil'w or 1U.e. S Bk, 2 Ba. Sherp S BR ? batJI ad\llt oc--j
anall, m1Dlmum Clll'9 )'U'd. N~a palnr. clHn ap. ~ Oona.ct: Qftlr, Norvell BY OWNER. ~1157 ~ llOIM MU lbopplnr.
JIOI ~~ c..M. 3 6 flUlailJ room. llillled at rifle ~allilde ioea1'cal A*>-0rwtp Cout Property SALE BY CJ9MD.. a 8R. =A Doi.I.,_ '1lA OK °"" Etft.' =-::-.;.;:;-'..... ~m~ii.A LL C1en m "'~· CdM ma pool, Katie *"· ~ NitlON UAL TY co.
f'OA !We. Pdbroollr ~ 01Ue1P1 ~ 54Jt. _it.J __ E_*'_w..;... __ .... __ , ...... _ Pemffy bt Hapta. Mr•. ..... .ta.J?rl J~ ..c 1'/Yln, s nn nmcb ,_....,. -911,IOO BLUFFS. 3• ...._ + • mu. ftJP Ymw a ar, 2 1111.
lllle + 5 nn 1'M1t rtr rental. nu-\Ma._ ha A ~ J1re. beet ehlnnel *"· '"alt llllw tlrt. Mllll. ""' -. AWC9do • hJt b'fJel. Lra FANT AS11CI .,. ".., Mowt plact. btrJ' ball, 11Mted a or leut. 87 ..... ~-*"' fld. ll'1nl1"' ,. ...
pool, pstio. SK•. lkra. lch • ....,. MUlt .... A .... , • • • Is llltf'l'fd pool. blth hoole le t'ONOOMlNJUll Wlllfell ta WllJ tell f'RA • OL ... OK. Pb· nc· 'l':IM112 or ~ co.fftd -Uo. "----... BluUt an.: a • f a . Ownttt _..,.. • • .,.,,er movlns to Virsii I• Afwe...,. leW=ul" .__1.,.,.. .--~ •'""'.... fro111 Ollfflet, ......-POO' 3 BR •• n ... ~ 213: ~ OWNER bind~! .. BR, modlhlnnt, ,.. 1111 .,_. ,.., .., .. on.
''·"' r WONl>t1U'\11. OP $25,!IOO, Dffta Real ~3tfl ~ ,.AR.Bl::lJ.. ' 2!6S llarbor N . ....._ tllO frplc, clost IO .U
Pt 1RTUN~ ~ lliee CA YW00D ltlAL TY THE HUB al lldfvltr a. DAILY PD.Or OIJO:.,A. 1IWpwf ~ J2';,950, ~ Venturi Dr~
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:1316 Newport 9IVd. 548-mli
-OIEATEAU La POIN'TE
Furn 2 Br Apt. Htd pool.
C&rport •• di t.t )Uk'&.
Adult•. No peta.
1941 POMONA tyE .• CM
l :Bmroom duplex, AdulU
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4200
J Will LWE
ADULTS ONLY
July • 1111. • Sept.
FURNISHED APT.
2 BEDROOMS -2 BATIIS
Waterfront/Loe
BOAT SLIPS
SILVEI
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Apalwats
Delux. lachelor Apt
Llv rm. br. kltch Ii: ba.
1 & 2 ldrm Apt.
3 BR Aptt
with 3 baths.
NH!' ldlaola, treeways
Walkhlc distance to OCC
fN 11 C.mlno
Apt. # 1 Coste MMe
$100 Larie 2 BR, opts, drps,
blt.b, garace. no pets.
CIOle in. Call Ll s..9441
2 BR. lor fum.); all elec.,
encl. patio: mo A: up.
725 W. 18tl1 St.
642-23.54 642..Q'l47
Newport a..ch 5200
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SMAl1 PllCE 1-.. ·-rl•I ....... '°'° WAN'J'D>. Pvt pt)' will buy ,...,., 8a)'Cl'elt home from owner.
Here's a cn"at <Ma Mcsn FOR Lt&M. 2SOO sq.ft coo-No pool. f:>O-.SOOM ~
lncotne Ptot>tl'\Y ln a tre-aete un up. 9'-a -..rt. 1340 IUSINISS i nd
mendous ftlltal ..,._ T eepa. Lapa • ._. ~ FINANCIAL rate ttnlal unlta PLU! PJ" ---· -----___ _
age rent.ala pro.duce a Lots '100 lw. Oppen unltltt 6300 ~,we--~,.--
monthly tncome ol mo. ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml--~--------....,._., nu' ...... _.,, _,"
Owner ii Oexlbk! It will COi). • 1 _1 50 175 ~ERICA'S NEWEST SPIClAL CLASS9'1CATION POI
&kier a.ny ttuooable terms! Mn • I BUSINESS NATURAL IORN SWAPPERS ~ total price is on))' $62.· R-2 O.ta Mesa OPPORTUNITY s,.dll bte
500 with • 1mall down ()llY-Can aone Commercial FOOD S llnet -S times -S laudm m~t of only 16250. Don't plus small hou~. $15,000 DISTRIBUTORSHIP llUlH -~ ..w11 INClUOI
miss out on income tax aav· George Wllllamoi. Rltr. t.-Wlllt ,,.. -.. "-· ._WM! .-. .., 111 " ... OPEN EVES We need a reliable party to ... YOU• ...... 11141• ......_ ...... et .,.,,.,,~ lngs nos YEAR. 673-4350 • . start lmmedlatt?ly, servicing .....,l HINO RI• Ml I -nlADU """.,,
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COATS -1 established acrou11t11. PHONE 642..5678
& S,.clal Offer No S.Hlng Required Te l'laee Your Trider.'• Par8dl .. Ad
WALLA.Cl 1 will build a 4 BR 2 ba bom~ Honea~ and rellatilUty ure KEY major comer C.M. w/ GER.MAN Shepherd PIPPY RIAL TORS I Cl~ sq.ft) for the low price more .... portant U1an tl'Pe~ aome Improvements. C·2 4 mo old with ou1standlng · 46 4 · of $7.WIQ·ft on )'OW' loL ience. May be worked pvt prop. 51,175 sq fl. WW trade papers Value $150 Trade for 5 41 1-Other models avail. Call Ooo tim6 or fuQ time with for income w/spendable. binoculan, guns or '1
(Open h1•-..» at 537..()J80. UnUmlted Income Rlt.r. &U~ 545-4412 646-75 att. 6 P.?11.
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DAILY PILOT ,.
SllVtCI DIRECT°"
..... NOTICU
640S Contrecton t6lt
--------e ROOM ADDmO~e. free L. T. Comm.tctioo ... '"""' c1.... f'amll.)I rooma, ldtcben -. Offered to public by Wtltl. SIQate story ct' «
Balboa Power Squadren plans CUJtom deliped, ~'11'
ElemcnlAry Pllotin& Courses esUm1te1 ..,_.yout, ~
Evvy Monday Starting 'I e M7J511 , ' '
PM, June 10 Newport Har. Additions * ReD>Odellns
bor Yacht Club, 720 W. 8a.Y Fred H. GerwicJc, Uc.
Ave., Newport Bffch ~ * 541-zno
OR, fOC' your convenience ========~I
Every TUHday, ~tart.Ina 7 C.rpet Leylnt •
PM, June ll, Enai1n SCbool Repelr '626
Irvine It QlU Dr., Newport---------•
Beech, in Catetorium. No CARPET • Apt.a -HoGlla
advance regl.stration nece• Qua.Uty W.tallatJon. Free
ary. EnroU at class: if any eaUmatea. All prices.
questions phone 548-137! or ~.18 eves. Lie. O>rl
673·18S5. SCRAM-LETS Electrical ....
ELECTRICIAN, Licensed 6 ANSWERS ~~!:.~~~
Nodule -Truly -Leach -.
Dinner -UNDARNED Gl_r_de_n_l"I...::;.. ____ _
A hachelor's Ille ts one \JN. ANTHONY'S
CINI .... Rfff
2525 Oceen llvd., CdM
673-17 ..
JUST Completed 2 BR. 2 ba
qle-ctJ. trp1. cluldeliert,
lush cpta, drps. Iron gated
pvt patios, cement walla
btwn units. Medallion kitch,
FA heat. Acrou fnn Coco's,
WatcU Plaza. 1665 Irvine.
$200 mo. 642--0'139
Attention lnN1t•ll
~!!~~~!!!!!!!!~I Investment 1\'QUUi!d; $2,900 ---------;-:: to $9,000. Investment secur-W ~ED. Modem oUlce
red ~ equipment and in-furniture It file cabinets.
ventory. Write Infra.Pac Exchange Thermo • Fax
System• Box 7452 Boise copying machlne & dlUer-
ldaho, s3101. lnclud~ name: ence in cash. &U-5641
addreu and IPl~phone num-DLX Balboa dplx 2 br, bltn
ber. All lnquil'ies will be an-K, furn almost nu, cpts,
6200
DARNED thing alter another G d Se •
Oceanfront Dplx, Bal. FP X·ITEMENT Ir en rv1c. .
$37,500. for boat, late auto. IS THE GROUP! 646-194' ,
SECLUDED
NEWl'ORT ISLAND
1 BR F\irn Apt. w/gar.
$140 mo. on yeart:y lease
Ralph P. Maskey
67J..6XX)
0<..'EANFRONT Npt B c b
Rtviera. Room for rent. In 2
Br Apt Working man days.
Age 23-30. $90 in~I. util. Call
675-J606 befOl"t' 7:30 p.m.
1 Bdrm. Pool, B1ll to ()()Ull.
2 BR, 2~ Ba Studio $2Z5 mo.
2 BR., l ~ Ba Studio $170
l Br. 1 Bath S13CI
All modem with Pool
Bia I Act fi7>.40'l3 613-5290
3 BR. 2 Ba. Frpl. New cptg.
Nr Lido dlops. $225 yrly.
Wallett ftJty m-5200
CoroM., Mar 5250
$125 Year leue. ••••••••• 548-2035, ~
ttENTALS
Aph. Unfurnished
G.nerel 5000
RENT
3 Rooms Fumlture
$25 Month ruu. OPI'ION TO BUY
No deposlt o.a.c.
~
ON TEN ACRES
1 It 2 BR, Furn I: Unfum
Frplcs I Pri/Patlos I Pools
Tennis • Contnt'l Bkfal 9
bole Putt/Green.
900 Sea Lane, CdM 644-2611
<MacArthur nr. Coast Hwy)
H.F.R.C. SPACIOUS Deluxe 4 BR, 2~~
Furniture Rentals ba, Yrly lease starting June
517 w. 19th, C.M. 548-1454. l5t.'1. 673-6210 673-3298 eves.
1568 w. Lncln, Anhm 774-2800 ::As=k;:for=B:::Ul=Wh==lt;:e ==::::;
6 modern patio type Units
2 BR ea, blt·lna, R A 0,
crpts, drps. FA beat, encl
gars. No vacancy problem
here. $20,000 Dn. -plice
$69,500. IMonle &l>Pl"OX $8700
yrl)t.
16 Lowly 1 IR Aph.
7 Fum, beaut l1e lot, perfect
rental area in Anaheim.
COie to everything. Approx
Inc. $19.000 yrly. Aaking
$136,000.
11 Ultra Deluxe Apts.
Quality built, Newport's fin-
est location. Lge valuable
lot, exc features. blt·ins,
crpls, drps, FA beat. Priv/
patios, lge H &: F pool, 1B
carports. Terrl!ic returns.
Asking SllS,000 S u b m i t
terms • and trades.
Richardson/ Purcell
R.elll ty 6754031
15 unit.a, 2 BR, hardwood,
floors, garages, laundry,
$1,435 mo. income. 548-3846
574 Hamilton, Costa Mesa.
10 SmLE·ESTATE
2 1/3 ACRES
VACANT lAllD
OFFERED AT
LESS THAN
APPRAISED VALUE
2 113 A C R E S commercial
zoned (C-2) on major thor-
oughfare In Santa Ana. Mo-
tel, apts., business, trailer
park or other com.mercial
OK, or hold for future in·
crease In value when Bolsa
Ave. fully develops Into 4-
lane blvd. Sewer line stub-
bed at property. Amp I e
water supply. Apprailed at
$60,<XX> by Inheritance tax
appraiser. Available f or
quick sale at 10% leas, at
$54,<XX>, net lo estate. Drive
by 4717 W. Bolsa, Santa
Ana, t h e n phone owner
542-!r.>33
SWered. dl'PS, trp), PlltiO, fnt.'d yd.
CANIJY Blk ocean. Trd up Orange/
SUPPLY ROIITE I.A Co. units. 213: 698-0012
Part o.· Full Time Have: 3 BR 1 'ifs bath Condo-
Man or Woman lo refill I: m.inlum. Equity S2000.
collect money horn new & Want: '65 Mustang or late
unique coin op e r a I e d model auto or car. Trade-
diapensera. tC an d y and winda Realty 842;5(111
NabllCO prod u cl s ) . Ex ------'----eel.lent income for few Hrs. Free • clear R-2 lot plus
weekly work (Doy or Eves>. $7,000 TD for a 3 or 4 BR
No aclllng. $875 To Sl400 home or an R-1 lot. Fortin
Ca1>b required. For personal O>. 642-5000, !HS-0390
interview, send name, ad-BEAtrrY Salon. 6 stations,
dress It phone number to: estab 1(),yrs Udo area. Will
TRANS.WESTERN trd free and cleat• Sl0,000
DISTRmUTING CO. eq. for R.E. or what-have-
590 N. AZUSA AVE. )IOU. Bkr. 548-7711 a>VINA, CALIF. 91722
FRIGIDAIRE
JET ACTION
Ml11lon Viejo
Newest shopping center
Complete In 45 days.
Col n·O·Matic
Trade full slate 4'X8' anti-
que Brunskick pool table
for 16' in-outboard or out-
board. 6464540, 536-29&1
80 ACRES • !on Main east.
west road) Newberry ,
Builness Rental 6060 Calif., Silver Valley, hi· Equipment, Inc.
4 UNITS + 3 BR. house,
Riverside; good C.'Ondltlon.
Exchange for vacnnt land,
new car. TD's, or submit.
OWNER 67'".>-0H4
Costa Mele 5100 Huntington Buch 5400 • PRIME Retail Location •
desert, dry, 18 miles east of 2334%. W. Valencia For trade: U•A or Mountain
Bars.tow. "Land of Lakes" Fullerton 714: 5:.5·7833 ""' cabin & boot ne11r Mam. area. 90 Man.made lakes in PROVEN, Sure. modern moth Lakes for beach home iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii STORE 17 x 40 NEW 2 br, 2 ba, w/w cpt, 1873 Harbor, CM &16-6654 011101 drps, dahw1;hr, bit-ins, n aCl'O!lll (rOm park It shops. l
dild OK. n50 mo. 842-3227
valley. Allal(a, fish raising, method o1 I eac h in g near Waterfront. IU\)'tlme
recreational. Excellent for permanent habit control. July. Phone 6J9.J259
Office lentil 6070 trailer park. Many develop-(E.G. Eat.Ing for weight ---------
GREENS ments In progres.s such as a control) with new low cost WAN1" trave1 trailer or col·
LAGUNA BEACH sld lake for water ski m. to public, Now i.eeking or TV for $500 equ!ry In 1 %.
BACHELOR • UNFURN.
from $100
Rentals Wanted 5990
WTO; Yrly mtl. Cple seeks
nice 2 BR or 1 Br le den, unf
h5e or apt w/privacy. Pref
frplc. Rent starting July 1.
S. of hwy, CdM. Plse phone
231: 787-4951 f'Ves, or write
D. C. Wing, 7340 Ventura
Canyon No. 2, Van Nuy1,
Ca. 91405
Desk gpacet avallable ID atruction· much a t f a l f a associate olflccs in So. o.c. acres near Palm Springs.
newest oUice building at growing;' finished restaurant M~erate inveslment re-Bala.nee $1500. $~. month.
prime location ln downtown with several lakes for f1llh. quired. Phone for inquiry SJ6..l131
Lal\IM Beach. Air condl-Ing 6 swimming le ovemlte appt. 714: 774-7150 Incl. utfl.
1·2 a 3 BDRM.
FURN. a UNFURN.
Heated Pools, Child Care
c.enttt. Adj. to ShalJ'Pina -
No peta ano.red
2100 Pewr-• ..,. at Ru-
-a ..._.a.a 11-. 54S-03'78
Adults Only
Discriminative Tenants
foe Prdtl&e Address
MARTINl9UE
GARDEN APTS.
Parldlb aarmmdlnp
nJRNISHED BACHELORS
UNFURN l BR ·2 BR· 3 BR
2 baths available
Carpets. drapes, garage
11th & Santa Ana, C.M.
646-42:13 646-5542
MODERN 2 BR with glass
walled liv rm, beamed ceil-
ings, and very large pallo.
Sl35. Adults. On East 16th
St. See Mi?' at 124 E. 20lh
St.
BUS1N!ll.9IAN Trana to
area &-eek.I 2 BR Furn Apt.
HB, CM area. Penn basis.
6/15 OC'cupancy. Write Box
M-130 Dally Pilot.
Roomt for Rent 5995
NICE Rm, good Joe:. Con-
genial hrn. $55 w/kitcb priv.
548-5998. Work 8-3 pm. 673-
0'189
$15. UP wk W/kitchen $25
up Studio Apts. 2376 New·
port Blvd., C.M. 5'.18-9'1$
NPT Bch Room for rent. Pvt
be, Avail on perm basis.
642-3518
Room & Board 5996
* WELCOME Elderly
Homey place. Reasonable
Rates. 548-3752
REAL ESTATE,
DELUXE 2 BR 2 ba, ltUdio _Genera ___ • ____ _
Apt. IUJTOUndlng a lonly 1...~ -. ... 6000
pool. Adults only -quiet. 145 .._..... r"i ••NJ
E. l!th St., CM Pb: nes. HOME a JNCX>M:E by Ownr
548-2841 Exe depraltPet oppty. 4
UPPER Or Lower 2 BR. BR, ns. a 10.2 br Apia, ct>t:s. drps, bltns, Nr. shp'g pool, 2-yr old. Eakle. 675-1393
cntr. No pets. 2885 Meiidoza. JS YOUR AD IN Q.ASSI·
5'Q.5421 nEDT Someoae wUJ be
CHARGE your want ad now. looldnr ftJr tt. Dial Grl-5671.
tioned, CUPtted, beautiful campers, and goJf course: a TV Store
paneled putltionlna. T • o lake with watcrfl'ont parcels
entrances; reer leads to available for bome buildins. Good location, Harbor Blvd.
Munldpal parklnc Iota. 150 This level 80 acres hu • G~ opportunity for TV
per month for apace. Md well & pump It reservoir 00 Service llllO. Sl2AIO fuU price
S5 b' desk and cbain. Add property • ready to raise al-for _stock &: equip. Call
$10 for bUliDels boan ~ fal!a or build a lake far wa·1_548-85 __ u_. _____ _
swerinl ....tee. All atDltles ter sluing or for fl.sh rabtnl?. SMALL CltrLDRE:N's. store.
paJd e:,~~~'=-WJll consider trading equity Need 11d<lllionRl capital.
222 FOREST AVENUE for Income units. Owner * 847-0UiO * 847.$1() eves & wlmds. LAGUNA BEAOI Bus. W1nted 49-1.9-166 6305
1900 Sq. fl. air condltJoned of. San Diego County WANT business netting min.
flee taclllty on North Harbor Acrea&e avallable in the Fall-$1500 per mo. Preler oout •
Blvd. Front 6 rear parldnc. brook area. Parcela from 5 Newpart to San O emente.
E x ~ e 11 e n t tdtntiflcatlon aCT'H to !'iO acre.. Some P.O. Box Z<TT, El Toro, Calif.
Available July h1. Phone planted to young avocados Busill<'SS wonted. Up to
56-J029 with bceuUCul building sites. $10,IXX) down. Good net
WALKER I: LEE Priced from SJOOO per acre business. Newport or ylclnJ.
2629 Harbor Blvd.. C.M. with tenns to suit. Many new ty. Ph: 642-7210
FOR RENT country estate homes al· ====-:====:;;;;
Approx. 450 Sq. Ft. carpeted ready built In this al't'a. Invest. W1nted 6315
le drapes, alr-cond. Close to golI course. For
MARINER"S BLOC. further Information ple8Sf' WAl\'.'f'ED :o buy -on sale
1515 Westcllff Dr., N.B. !'all Wnllcr Frick wllh: P~L1qoor ltcenM>. Write P.O.
Contact Mrs. Ralnio 642-1000 Eckhoff & Assoc. Inc. Box 76~. Corona del Mar
1741 WHtcliff Dr_. 1818 ~~:~P~~~f.Ave. RHI Est1te Loent 6340
Prime toe for store or oU.ces. 541·2621 Eve&·wknds 538-5747 ~ aq tt O 25c. WaVpan'l, ~~!!,!!!!!!!!!~~~~I Crpts, Orps, aiN:ond. Co-op -::
lnv11tment Group
ha• Bkn. Owner 548-$86. Mount. & Deeert 6210 M~ for 1st A 2nd .,.,,,.
MODERN Offices from S75
per m o n t b. Secretarial
1'tt'rice· Executive suite.
Orange County Bank Bldg.,
230 E. 17th St., CM. 642-1485
MODERN Office. P v t .
t"f'Stnn, 50 per mo I: up.
1770 Orange Ave., CM
541-m3
Phone broker
"Land ol Lakes" -Silver 543.t311
Valley, desert. 80 acres, see =========
advertilement under classi-Mortgages, T.D.'t 6345
flcatloo 6200. Call owner, --''-------
847-6640 eves & wknds. 90% Loins to $60,000
or more. SINGLE FAMILY
Bay Mortitnl!e Co. 64&4665
F'OR SAJ,f · rirlt trust deed.
s,rnxi. \\ 111 discoun t 14%.
962-10:1
NEW! NOW!
TRUST m.~.D CENT E :t
CLE/\Rl.W: llSE. Want 1 or
SO. 5-1:\-11.".PI Bier.
BUSIFSI' m~ _,
town. Th• DAILY PILOr
OU1lfled Retka. I a n
money t1mt 6 t6lrt. Loe*
=
A
DIME·A·LINE . COUNTER
IN
LAGUNA BEACH --------=us-rt --_,_,,._,, - --242 FOREST AVE ..
NO DIME·A·LINES ARE .
TAKEN BY PHONE
----...... ..-..... --..... ---~ --,..,.. _ ... ,.. ---
NOW'S THE
TIME FOR
QUICK CASH
THROUGH A
I DAIL y PILOT
WANT AD
oow!l!
* * *
iUSINISS end
FINANCIAL
Money Wanted 6350
$25,000 for 6 months al 10 and
10 with $100,000 trust deed
on 200 Oceanvi'w Iola as
collateral. 494-1137
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ind NOTICES
Found (FrM Ads) 6400
YOUNG Shepherd ll ke .
greyi!h puppy with Dee col-
lar & bell. On South Laguna
beach Sat eve. -499-3656
SMALL purse found vie.
Mendoza le Baker. C.M.
Near Church • 54()..5329 aft. s.
FOUND: German Shrphrrd
puppy. Approx 8 wks old.
Vic Wilson SI & Placentia.
l<lentify. 641H1513
YOUNG part Airdale. black
col la r , tou11d Coas t
Highway, Corolla del Mar.
675-2440 days
MONTICELLO H I g h Sehl
Medal. Vic of Pacific Sanda,
H1B. 536-1955
FOUND • Black Male Poodle
Vk: Santa Ana Ave. II Co6ta
Mesa St. 5'18-3398
SMALL All ifcy short haired
cat. Pale green eyes.
;;43-78~
FOUND Smalt tortolg"· v1c
Pantry Market .. 54:>-~
HOW'S THE
TIME FOR
QUICK CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
---r
TD or ! Call Alger Jenl5l!n Discriminating Cpls 11 Sgls! COMPl..ETE CLEANUP .
<Assoc with Jerry Harrla, Parties Trips, Outings with I.AWNS REPLACE:b
Rltr) 54&-1440. 962-1141 eves interest! Plus. Exel. svc. Reas. monthly care. frun.
tor prls, tool Tl4: 776-69'11 Ing. La~acaplnl. EQ. bor-MESA VERDE G 0 L F
:OURSE lot. 85' frontage
>n golf com'&e, Fairway
v'iew, for income property.
3y owner. St2.2!WS
Large home in Monrovia,
524,500. $20,000 equlty. Want
aeach area home or units
JP to $35,000. Davis Realty
>42-7<XX>
WATERFRONT & dock; 3
BR. 3 Baths. Equity $50,000
FOR: TD's, or· ? , or lea11e/
option. #2 Balboa Coves,
Newport Beach. 67$.4331
$17,500 EQ. IN BEAUTIFUL
TRJPLEX. POOL, PRIME
LOC. TRADE FOR SINGLE
HOME, ORANGE CO.
5~
Have 3 BR 2 ba house NB
$31.500 • $t:i,<XX> l'qllily,
Trade for TD, boat, lot or
units in good Joe. Doyle le
Wood C.O. 548-1168
View 3 br, 1% bath in Roll.
Ing Hills, Cali!. Bll·lnS, dsh·
wsher, panld llv rm. Will
take 1 or 2 br hse, lot, boat
or trailer in CM or Npt 642-
4610
N ANT 196:l or later model
:-ar with air or • tra1ler.
Nill aDow bonus over book
Jn 2~ acre or 5 acres near
Palm Springs. s•un
* * * -ANNOUNCEMENTS
and NOTICES
Found (Free Adi> '400
FOUND: Approx. 10 wk. old
male J>Qppy, black It white;
vie. Westmlnster It Robin
Hood Pl., Costa Mesa
~3
DESERT Tortoise between
Monte Vista and Sa.nta
Isabel on Santa Alla Ave.
Must be able to identlly.
673-9157
Lost 6401
LOST: Small light brown
Uawn colored) Male pup.
Sho1't·haircd with b 1 a ck
marklngs around eyes &
mouth. AnswC'rs to name
'Keio'. Vic of lloag Hospital.
Reward. CaU 548-l.264 or
673-2816
GREY-Brown Jl\IPPY with
some white markings. Allllt.
Shep. without collar. 8 Wlcs.
old. 833--01.C. or &U-6735.
Lost vie. Solana Way .
Reward
LOST: 5/23. Vic. Bu1Chard
& GarUeld. T r I col o r e d
b8!6el, wired roller. Ans to
'Georgy Girl'. My son very
upset. 962-2197
LOST Thurs AM. 5'x2'xllh'
plywood box ..,/Mere OTBD
!'QUip, vie Nwpt FN')' &: Pal-
iAA<l<'s. Reward. Trd.
612· 73.'l2, t'Ve11 54j.3169
Pertonalt 6405 -Jll"E\VSPAPERS, out of state
.t fore.lgn: magu1ne3. Enir .•
Germ., Ital., Span, f'rcncb,
Chin•, Russian; al11> adult
magailne1 • paperbacks.
1875 N. Harbor, CM 6*8583
THE QUICKER YOU CAl.L,
THE QUICKER YOU SEU. -
3.9 pm. 213: OL. 7-6844 _u_c_ul_t.uri_•_I. -----
Franchise Now Available Japanese Gardener
BBr Family Membenibip. Exper., complete yard
Will pay transfer fee. Mov· service. Free esUmatH
lni:. Fee increaaed June 1-• 548-7958 •
Must s e 11 immediately-LAWN & Garden IJl&lnml.
Make offer. Write Box M l2'l ance. C!eanup . Spny ·Fa--
Daily Pilot tWze C.Om'l Ii: Resi. 9Q.7HI
ATI'N: ROCK H 0 UN D S · CUt It Edge Lav.'ll
Need an outlet lor your Maintenance. Ucemed.
finished product? Ca 11 ~8-40, !)4$.5810 aft 4 PM
673-4540 alt 6· e JAPANESE GARDENING
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous Service Cleanup, Landlelp-
Harbor Area. Phone 673·8724 Ing. 531.7034 aft 7 p.m.
P.O. Box 1223 Costa Mesa. * MOWING, edging, A d e-.i
MMt Dyn1mlc Friends up. Monthly ratee. n.
with sterling qualities. estimate. Call S1111 •
e 8394990 e JAPANESE GARDENEJl
FOR Sale: charter mem· EXPE'R. Reliable malld.
berahip in Newport Beach Reas. mo rates. 89'l-32U •
Tennis Club. 644-0739 cut&: ~e Lawn
FOR Sale, bargain! Family Maintenance. Licensed.
mPmbership Newport Beach !H8-4Ml8 -!)45-8570 alt 4 PM
Tennis Club. $'150. !'M-OO'l2 JAPANESE GARDENER
Announcements 6410 Maintenance by the month.
Good re!.s. Exper 546-7718
Coast Health Cl•b LAWN SERVICE m Mo.
Hospitality i5 Our Motto D~pendable, ~felilonal
FREE SAUNA WITH \\eekly Service. 961Mlf:
SWEDISH MASSAGE EXPERlENCED Gardmlr,
Open wkdys 10 am-ll pm landscaping, cleanup.
Sundays 10 am_,, pm Cement work. 64z.tm
132 E. 18th st. 642-5090 MOWING, Edging, va~
Funerals Gen'I cleanup. Haullnc.
6412 Odd Jobs. * ~ ==== WESTMINSTER General S.rvte91 6612
MEMORIAL PARK Painting, Plumbing, <-.
Mortuary & Cemetery pen~~:~~~
Complete funerels ean "Mike .. ~
from $245 Cemetery •ots C'RYSI'AL WINDOlr •
from $l30 Clean~. Proleuional, ,..... est. business, raidential a Includes Endowment Care construction. 543-8737
Everything in one beauWut ,_B_I_LL_'_S_SAL; __ ~_SER_VICll __
pl.ace means less cost. for auto Water Soltenera
No tra!flc problems. Repairs, Inatallatlonl.
14801 Beach, Westminster Rentals •.. 962·20N
531·1725 893-2421 =======::z:
~~~~~~~ H1ulln1 '7•
Cemetery Lots 6411 LITTLE GIANT muat .
HARBOR Rest Cemetery. 2 Hauling. 6' beilhth. 10' W.
graves. vete.rana aection, You name it I haul. Jteu.
$200 eL Owner. 213: 'I1i Big Jolm 64l-«OO
6-1~ CLEAN Lota. prqes, ..._
Sfl(VtCE DIRECTORY Tree ttmoval, dlDDp, ..
backhoe, nu. grade. ~
B1bysltting 6550 CLEAN Lota. raragea. etc.
WILL BABYSIT by the week Tree removal. dump, 'lktp,
in my home. Good rell. backhoe, fill, grade. 962-1115
962-3151 I HAULING. Trash plelarp.
BABYSITilNG In my home, Trimming:, Anylhln1 • we do
Hot lunches, fenct"d yard. It all. Expert work. 56:miz
Weekdays, eves. 496-~ 67IS
BABYSITI'JNG days or even. Housedeanlnt
ings. You furnish t be *APT. CLEANING*
transportation. can 642-1407 Fast " thorough I b'alltl
everything 64Z-8164
Brick, Muonry, etc.
6560 Interior Decoratlnt •m ~~-~~-~~~
BRICK. Concrete, Carpentry One C11l Covers Aft
CUslom Cabinets. Small jobt. COMPL. DE CORA Tl~
OK. Fl·ee Est 962-6945 e Paintirig. lnt. &: ext.
Bullde-6570 e Custom Drapery
___ • ·------• C\lstom CarpetlJll
R E .M 0 D E L. r ep 1 Ir s e Wall Coverings
plumb'g.. painting. elec., • Color Coordination
carpentry. m id., commerc., 20 Yrs. E.'C'pe!'. FREE Ell
room additions. R e a 1 . Semples lo YOUR Door.
61>-3038 Uc. I: Ins. Ra.· Qicnm,
Cablnetmaklnt 6580 MOOE RN
DECORATORS
536-9513 CUSTOM Kitchen cabinets -I======:;;::;;:;::;;=
formlca tops e x c e 11 e n I Landtcapl-work-rea80ll8.ble 847-91132 ··• '810
GAYNOR'S LANDSCAPING
c.r,.nterint 6590 It GARDENING SERVJCI ~~;:.......;;..:.....-:=:~---State llCt!nsed eootrctr,
!NO JOB TOO S~tALL! Rl'sldenlial. Olmmerdd
Resident • Indusb1al Com· Free est • No job too W.
mercial • M a I n t e n a n c e 893-.\581
~air and Rt mode L -=========
Rra.s. Lie. bondfd, lnsurrd. Peperhantl"'
• 962-1961 « 642-5064 • l'alrttlnt
• Carpentry • Cabinets • !----=~----... e Bll·lna e Alterations e INTERIOR .t EX'nlpClt e JW-peln e Reat; .646-9583 Painting. Free ~.
FREE esttmatea. No Job too llceMed I Insured.
mall. Remode\a and Ad· Olll CHUCK 548-S314
dlt.lom. 5*-0187 e PAINTING • Interior 6
REPAfRS * ALTERATIONS Exttrlor. Free HI~
CABINETS. An.1 liie Job, Rtuon1blt rates.~
23 yn :;r. 54MT13 l'lumltlnt Mto
c.m.nt, Cencrete '600 LEAKS? Cu « ....-.....
11 tnlnJc:ally located ~ • CEMENT Mft, a tn>ff, lll«lt. blacktop, .......
No Job too 1rnall. FM Ht. wa1la. 6owen. .., ..... .
H. m.m.JQC 54W615 ~·Wat. .... ....
CUSTOM PATIOS .t td, ,.._.. rntond. • B~k waDa. "190 ~ CALL ''Ll:AD" ~
ae.wtiw • nmoval. 80-1010 ~ OI( t
i"iOQt;wanc.PatJoe a b PWMBJNO
p08ICI Rocks. E x I> • ' t RJCh JJUI RDIOD woriananahtp. 64MJ14 ..,.,.
CEMENT wottc. P 1 t Io 1 • IJUN'f WIJH 1Dr
drtYnaya. walkl. ttc. All lldlW a. fWUll ,_
tna. Frte eat. 193-4111 ••• Dnd arwt _,.
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There S more than one way
to make your own money!
Just for fun, you mi91it try the little do-it.
yourself kit suppl ied above. But please don't
try to spend the money your make this way.
If you want to try to make the kind of money
which ts really spendable, try doing it this
way. Pick up your phone, dial 6'42-5678 and
s•y, "I'd like to place • Want Ad, plta11.''
What kln~d of a Want Ad? How about 1111.
Int some ef thoH nl•e thln91 you no lonca•r.
u117 TI;ey may be gatl;ertng dust In your
home, but someone elH w•nh them •nd will
put them to 9ood use.
Your DAILY PILOT W •nt Ad c•n co.+ a1
little as $4.50. Think of your profit If you
1old 1omething worth much more than th•tl
Don't del•y. Make that spendable money.
A DAILY PILOT Want Ad will 9et it for you
~
fast.
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DIAL DIRECT-642-5618-Say "Cilalfe h"
FIOM llOITH COUNTY NOIES llll 54J.1221
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MANAGER Oii All't, IJ'tS ar
motel. Ell:p, dellc. NCR, PX,
aecta. maiDI. tte. Area
Qle. Writa Box 4C2, So.
........ caD 497-UlllZ
LlaMecl Ski..,.,
WANTS IUMMll JOI
Pull • '•rt Time 64S-l9'1T IYt'I,
... w......,,u.ty7020
UNENCUMBERED ale r t Enelllb woman d e 1 l t ea
checld•, cleuing ape.. Ex·
per. N. B. related areu.
Before 9 a.m., alter t p.m.
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AJtPET Oeani._ ftlQf
etrtppbic-Waxlns, Walll.
Willdon wuhed. 5n.a56T
e NUl'le Private Duty e
Local Doctor'• nfertncea
146-1190 -64&-9866
Domatlc Help 7035
LIVE INS
Employer~ !HS
Geotse Byland AleDC1 106 B E. ·16th. S.A.. 5"7--0395
7100
"Jolla Are Our luaJMee.,
Coast Employ1lllnt
AGENCY
Banta Ana Praf1 Bids. mo s.nta An• Ave.
Coate Mesa 642-9611
Hrs 8:30 am· 5 pm Mo1>-l'ri.
We're eotnc on vacation 29
But ooQI 'til June 3rd.
Be here 9 for cm repcri
On the latett In jot> opp
ARGUS EMPLOYMENT
CONSULTANT AGENCY
"43 Westcllff. NB 541-'Tl!ll
1624 E. 17th, S.A. 547"'331
Help Wanted, Men 7200
TRAVEL
To Lu Vegu. New C&dilllc
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(Per Dey)
Sounds too aood to be true?
Well it la too aood to be true!
Don SM WftldJ ..._,.put.
timl', aoand real? Well. lt
ii! Mmt be neat I: abArp,
IP 20 lO 30, DO~
n~
Mr.~
HI Fi Components
SALESMAN
and TraiJlotfl &IJee
fl•ll W·1 CMAIY AND
Beautiful P o c i f i c
View Memorial Pork
is located on the hill·
side overlookinq the
Newport Boy area.
C ti m e t e r y lots,
crypn and niches.
Before n e e d pur·
chase plan.
A fast growing com-
pany with complete
s e r v i c e facilities.
Mortuary, Chapel.
Mausoleum ond Cre-
matory all within the
cemetery.
We wont two emo·
tionolly mature men.
No experience ne·
cessary beicouse of
o u r professional
training. Do not pass
up this opportunity.
Phone 6"-0212
Danell W1rd
n. •• pluned NMltf
~ JINll9a the Ana.
btlm Dtvilioo ol o u r J6.
Mm&Uonal tlfm now.thu
need of .veral amb11Joua
)'OUrll m t II i.i-26, a mini-
mum ol blP achool ~
tton. Excitinr j 0 b CWol" maw. IDr the younc IUll
,.... WW. '° be trained la
Prnonnel Direction, omc.
~and Salet~
motion.
$S40 per mL 11l1ry
UNSIOLUD
MEN NllDID NOW
TO FILI. V ACANCJl:S IN
NEW DEPAllTM!:NT
OPENINGS DOE TO EX-
PANSION IN OUR Oft,
ANGE COUHrY DIVISION.
STARTING SALARY
$120 ,., ......
IMMEDIATE E M PL 0 T·
MENT J'Oft THOR WHO
Q UA LIFY. COMPLETE
JOB T1UJNtNO AND JV.Po
ID ADVANCEMENT.
No rxptrience 1s ,ieceuary
di.le to. the ~the-job train-•
Ing al company expense .
Qua1lf:led men will receive
th~ir f I r 1 t promotion In
JUiy. 0 n I y appjy 11 you
eu ITUT WORK 11US
REXAIR INC.
ORANGE COUNTY DIV.
For lnf onna tlon call
Monday •Tu~
774-7251
BRANCH WEEK. .
For trnmed.late eonald...,
tiDo call alW 9 A.M. to
2 P.M.
ELECTRONIC
11CHNICIAN
Excep!Jooal GPPortw\lty wltJt
&mall firm for bright and
amb!Uous technician, Are »JO. with experienct and
proven skills in productlOI)
of electronic instrumenll, ~
eluding wiring, mechank:al
usembly.' tuting and Ucbt
trouble shooting. Send na-
ume or call.
MICROWAVE
INSTRUMENTS CO.
3lll 2nd Avenue
Corona del Mar 873-1118
Assisf1nt Ma111ger
Country Club
llEPRESINT ATIVI
Young penlQft who baa aome
college traininc can ~
~ ca hll awn 111JOitY to
a manqement pocltion. We
will Ulist ~ penoa wtth
our formal trainln& pro-
gnm, group benelil! It an
equitable salat').
PACIFIC FINANCE
7089 WESTMINSTER
WESTMINSTER
Equal opportunity employer
WANT ACTION?
Reliable mm to belp operate
excitinl new Pizza franchile
bus. Night work, tun, put
time. 548-1008, 19'JO Harbor,
C.M.
2 Personnel Clerks
for large compeny in new
area Newport Beach. Mutt
be acrurate typist with
l•YPlllCll
Operator
PNI• aoe tnduautal ex·
...-... Must be able tD
work I.IQ' hours. aey lhllt
PIX Operator
Two years minimum ~
dultrial eXl>t'rlence muJ. t1• board. Kno11. ledie of
Teletype · desirable. 1'\al1
time, pennanent, or va•
oatloll N1itl Post lion.
TElETYPE
OPERATOR
GllL FllDAY
Pmt n ... , Needed Im_._., ...,.......-.: * ............. * , ..... h ......... * AttrlCtlw Mme He.feta
' Receptlonlat dutlea poalble
COULD II PULL TIMI POSITION
lluffl Real !state Development
for Interview:
Call Mr. lebb 644-1104 .er OH4
* SPANISH· MEDITIRRANIAN *
FACTORIES NEW SHOWROOM SAMPLES
Wiii Seti Any Pl-. INIM4lu1lly ,..
8' carved arm divan, lg matching chllr with
beauWul fabrics; 5 pc beuaon dark oat din·
ing set with black or avocado framed chairs
& vinyl cushl<>ns;. 5 pc bedt'oom set. 9-dr Mr
& Mra dresser with lg framed mirror, 2 lg
commodes & matchin~ headboard.
$895 Value, FULL PRICE $429.95
or terms as low as $3 per w.ek
EXPERIENCED
PAlltT·TIME
TELLER
PllSOIAllE NO DOWN, USI OUlt STOltl CHAROI 'LAN
No Finey Front. au.llty V1lue1 Inside.
UNITED CALIFORNIA
BANK
SECIOARY * APPROVID FURNITURE *
EXPERIENCED: Executive 12 Y1-ra llf'M .locatlon--Hme owner
typewriter le aborthand. 2159 Harbor Blvd,. C0tt1 Mell 548-9660
-APPLY-
Open 9.9 Dally -Sunday 11-5
Twct ·~ minimum In· 4525 MlcArthur llvd.
du.stria) • x p er i e n c e. New_.. ... ch
JO~S & fMPL01Mt:N 1 A II -llOO -.;..;.PP:..-•-n_c .. ______ ~~
Knowledc• or PBX multi-~24 ple boerd desirable.
Englaeerina
Records Clerk
Muat bt able tn work any
ah if t, any 1101·k week,
MALE OR FE~IAL.E.
Apply P•t Folsom
'33-0600, Ext. 222'
COWNS
RADIO CO.
19700 JamborH RoH
Newport Beach
All applicants reviewed
on mmt with no bias t~
ward Race. Color. Creed
or Sex.
An equal opportunity
erDJllo)'tr
Applk:anta conaidettd on
merit reprdleu of ~.
religious Cl'ffd, color. na-
tional origin or ancestry.
Hostns
Full time 5 night week
lnmch Waitress
&Na1 only 4 boars.
Ap 21 ID 36, ._ 14 or
under. Elcperienced anl)t.
Apply In peT90ll alter 3.
Plve Crowns
Restaurant
3801 E. O>ut Hwy.
Communkltlons
2230 S. Anne St.
Santa An1, C1Hf.
540-2120
An equal opportunity
rmployrr
Jibe Man, Wom. 7500 WASHE'RS $29.!15: dryers
Tu-& Wed S35: F'reuer. S75: Refrls .. ••• • coppertone A A.voe.; Cuar.
Only 540-1095
Interviews to eelect 10 men ========:.I plus 10 womm. Ova' ~ to _A_n_tt .... quea _____ l1_1_0
bolt establllhed product In Am'JQUE Sale doee~t.
the Harbor area. Must be Dollies Anllq11es. 1 5 11 6
well &l'oomed. Permanent Beach Blvd., Midway City.
positions. Exceptional earn-~3-253a
ings. . D_A_M_A_SCU--S -T-re_a_dl_e_ae_1...,vl~ns !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!IReireshm~ts & lntrodu~tions machine. all attach. Mint
Applications Being at 7 pm. 163&-C E. F.dtnger, -d ~'JI 64., ""'" TAKEN S.A. '""'' . _.,, ....,..,.,.
FULL or PART TIME MEN 6: women to cittulate "•not & 0,..1ftl 1130 EMPLOYMENT popular petition. Must be
Pennanent only registered voter of Orange * PIANOS I: ORGANS *
no students County. Good pay. 1Dqulre * Largest stock in SO. Cllif,
AcH 20 to 48 • Libera.I va· at 1905 E. 17th St., Room * 20"-t)% off.Player ptanoe
cation pay. ~erlt ralles, 212, Santa Ana or phone 1000 roU. to chooee from
employe discounts, five day 8.15-'336, ~ * Tvrm • Terms -Tenn1 *
week. Apply Monday, Wed-COUPLE to manqe 6 main-cub for your piano or trade
nnday, Thursday and Fri-lain 11 unit pool apt.a. Write ~ pllllO for new 1Plnet
day, 9: JO to 4:00. giving age, exp. w 0 r k Field 1 Wholesale Plano C.O. F. W. Woolworth performed -miumeration 12072 Brookhunt at Oiapman
2300 H bo II d l'~ed. Box P-136, Daily Garden Grove tn4l ~ Vice President end
Director of Sales. P'ood a bevera~ manage-
ment. Experience required.
Local references. Age 25 to
35 yni. ~urant manage-
ment degree prefen"ed. ~
bera1 ule.ry. ~ bene-
fits. Send rnwne personel
director, Box 432 Huntinstoa
Beach, 9'J641.
knowledge of pe,yrol1 & 10 --------1
Corona del Mar
No phone calla please am~' ME~A v • Pilot ! SprinCJ Sale !
Schools-lnatructlon 7600 Use<I Baldwin Spinet SG95.
Locel menvfecturer ha
lmmedtate epenlnp fer:
• Electronic
As11111blers
•WlretMll
We .,. en eat1Whhecl
commerdal flrm wfth
llberel fringe IMMflts.
Only ,..,.. with It
1 .. at six months ex•
penance should 1pply
••
PWME111CS
BUS BOYS
11 a OVER
PART Tl4E
FRY COOK
Huntington S.acllff
Covntry Club
'°°°'•Im A ...
HM1tl1"""" leech
10 AM tD 2 PM * 536-88118
Yo ... Fry Cook
or
key adding machine. Much
public contaci, muat have
pleasant personality It Dexl-
bility. Work every other Sat.
Age »40 • if YQUnier must
be mature. $32.().$346. •
lxec
A~ency for Career Girls
410 W. Coast Hwy., N.B.
By appoint. fi46.3939
Secretary to VP
or fast growing company. Top
skills, well groomed wilh
e:x~tive RCrelarial pot.
ential. A lot ol public con.
tact $475.
f:xec
Agency for Caner Glrla
410 W. Coast Hwy., N.B.
lty QPOlnt. NS-3939
J. W. Robinson
Has openlft9 for
Cashier-Teller
Full time. Expt'rlence
preferttd. Excellent com-
paqy benefits.
Apply '•rsonnel
1().4 Mon thru Fri
FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
An equal opportunity
employer
Telephone Girls
$100 WEEK
Saleswoman PIANO lessons, young, exp ..
teacher. new In area. Grad.
Experienced in better worn-Sherwood Muaic S c h o o I ,
Experienced or not • full or an's ready·t~wear. Quall· Member Music Teachers
part time. Apply 9 to 4, 1500 fled lo sell in high grade Auoc. Pr!Y. le~ns for tots
Adams, suite 303, Costa fashion store. Offers pie.. thru teens. Sue Denton 367
Used Baldwin, Th<lmas,
Hammond Organs $195 up. 7
Spinet, Console, Srudlo It
Upright planoe, specially~
duced. $1~ up.
WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO
1801 Newport, CM 642-841"
Mesa. ant environment and good Magnolia, CM &48-8494
ben ti A Lowrey spt orsan S499. WANTED nice lady, In· company e ts. pply: SCHOOL Cblldren's vacation Wurlltz.er piano repo $499.
terested in maJdne extra IUFFUM'S rates. Cbllcoat 10-Lesson Weber reblt srand S850.
apending money. PIJ1-tlmc Fashl Island Typing School 548-2859. 173 * Register now for summer work 11 motel maid. 4 or S Oft Del Mar, C.M. ...i ( 713) ..,ano courses ages • •
hrs a day, 3 to 5 da>'s per MERCHANDISE FOR adult organ cluses.
wk. Apply in person Don DRAPERY Work room, eX· SALE ANO TRADE &Z TERMS
Quixote Motel, 2100 Npt perlenced, any operations. --------"'
Bl d CM t Im ed1a MUo:tlC CITY, C.M. v , . p e r m a n e n . m le Furniture 8000 * 546-2165 *
CASHIERING, C 1 er I ca I, openings. Bearh Driipery, --------tiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
General Offke. Fine ladles ~. 900 W. 17th St., Spenhh Madlterran111C NOW HERE _ the new ~ store. Permanent. Colla Mesa SHOWROOM SAMPLES Supenoundinf T·~ --------i No llOone calla. See WAI~m. Exper only 8 Ft wood carved armed di· Hammond Spinet orsaa
lbna(tl'. need llJPly. Denny's Cotftt van with 1arae man's mat~ _ the flnnt ~ PRACTICAL
NURSE
BACRSTREET Shop, 1600 S. Ort Rwy., tog chair: beaut\ful Mtdi-SCHMIDT-PHILLIPS CO.
25 FaQllon Island, NB Leiuna Bcb. No phone calls te!Tlnean fabrics and COi· 1907 N. Main o 20th
ewA.NTD> A.M. worken, plse. ors. S Pc hexagon Spanish Santa Ana
Donut lhot>. No eXJ>ft'ience Experienced margin clerk dark oak-top dining set with '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'I
Nurse to care for patient necessary, Apply b .tore tor Ne.vport Beach office hlack or avocado framed WALNUT .French Provincial
Kltcla1• Trainee in private home in O>r-noon. MR 00Nt1l', 135 E. of National Brokerage Finn. chairs; dcconitlve vinyl de· spinet piano -rental ~etum.
See Bett7 Bruce at ona del Mar. 5 day week 17th St., Costa Meta 40 to 60 wpm, salary open. sign. S Pc MedJtl'l'l'IJlean Like new. $475 (1 ONLY!)
NEW Monday ~ ~.v, O S4CMU1 Miss Romeiro bed.room set -9 drawer Mr. GOULD MUSIC COMPANY
FulJ time position wlth store Pmnanent job, 0iance b' m ~ • •"'""Y W MAN To work in Donut It Mrs. dresser, .large fram-»IS N. Main, S.A 5474i81
In Costa Mesa. Some apel'-Mfg. & Distributing advancmient. • ~ Shop 9 P.M. to S A.M. APP4' Jobe Man, Wom. 7•"" ed · 1a-nit com-lence prrfen'ed but will con-Pinn tu~ .Xl!C Contact Mra. Edwards ln peraon, no phooe calla -mirror ...... e e B3 Hamood Orpa
-'der '--•...a-1.ta _..... <No llt9deata Please) .1.8 -..._ ~ G,_._ 546-2556, ext. 226 pleue. wtnc.bell'a ~-t modes, matching panel de-with LeslJe apeabn .,. ......,..'""'II_ ......., --.. ..,.. .... reer .. -.. ........... lilned headboard. Excel OCl'ld. 6'l!>-3li08
hobbyist. We need 20 men to train lob'• Big Boy 410 w. Cout Hwy., N.B. 7:l> a.m. to 4 p.m. Shop. 29C'I a...borBIYd. Penonnel $195 VALUE 646·8H5 ln all departments In all IM E. 17th st. By appoint. 646-3939 Monday through FridQ HOUSEKEEPER • compen. Full Price NOW $429.95 Television '205
DRAFTSMAN Good in lt positions. No e.iq>erience Costa Mesa, Cal. Ion for couple, 5/da/wk 9 Aulst nt OR TERMS AS LOW /13 --------·
maa. ~nee In O'ril necessary. NEED 12 MEN Help W1nted to 3. Prefer older lady. Light I $3.00 PER WEEK Omoln, Por1ables a Hi-n ~ dra-'-2 Starting S.lary Women 7400 WAIYM'SEJ cooking. References. Own (Will sell Items individually) $29 95 ;u~;:th. '(;';d' ~ $495 a month IMMEDIATELY llKU tram'portation. 494-5690 Smginall ~anufacluring & i: NO DOWN I
Pmnanent .ortt. Se n d FOR INTERVIEW CALL S3J3 H R. N. '• 18 lo ~. Neat appearance. CLEANING woman Jor ~ or ttnng comPMY requ Use OUr Store Charle AND UP
ttaUme tD Box M·133. Dail1 MON. I: TUES. r. a· 11:30 PM. SHIFT No rxperlence necetsG'Y· )Frdaid y week. Thunday or :~!1: ~:.r!~~ N~ ~front BUT . • No M-y Down Pilot 547'°607 Apply Jn penon. ays. N. B. are a . ,.. e QUAU!u VALUES INSIDE! VI,..
WA.REHOUSE. Shlppq A. Part or Full Time (2) O. R. lob' II lo References. 67J.-9104 atler 6 r«onl.s, pt'rl!ONll statistics APROVED FURNITURE OAC
receJvJna clerk needed. Ex-Age 19 • 85 (1) Emer91ncy Room S CJ Y PM. le ~s. group Insurance, 2159 Herbofo Blvd., C.M. $1.00 per wk. buys leue plan.
,erJence prefelTl!d but not HI Fl Technician No exper. nee. 40 Hr. week. Starting aal· 154 E. 17th, Costa Meu ASST Mgr tor Corona del pe:""el· Interviewing, t~nd Daily S-9, 10-5 Sund~ Newporter TV S.let
neceuary. AAllY betwttn I M Hlft T 9 9951 ary '628 per mo. + $35 Mar Laguna, San Clemente. wo men a compensa n. • 543-9660 • Open 'til 8 PM
• 12 .. ... u-.. c For store in Coata Mesa. Op-r. • r • ~·uA_..A, Ex .. e I l Ant Apply: Kentucky "'-'-' Ability '° write job descrlp-2027 Harbor Blvd CM. ~. --· · °' '· ''"',.m • 0• portunit.y tD advance to 16'~ w.u .. n,........ " "' famale Clerk Chi k 693 .. '""' lions It personnel procedur-Fumiture returned from di. ~"
ll340 Mt. Baldy, Fountain vice manapr. Mmt be fa-DESMOND'S benefits program. Apply * APPLY IN PERSON * c eTJ S. C 0 a'1 ' et desirable. Some expe_rl. play studios, model homes. RENT
Valley mlUar wlth IOlld state~ bu opening for pel'IOllllel ctep. DRIVE·IN LIQUORS Laguna. ence Ir college education decorators cancellation. COLOR TV
MKHANICAL mest. Xlnt fr1nle beneflta. Part-time salesman for H Me 706 Ocean Avenue MATURE Woman for preferred. C8peble of ad· Spanish It Mediterranean ~c. S9 MO.
DESIGN DRAl'TSMAN 646-8895 men's clothing, sporUna oag morl1I Hotplt1I lluntinglon Beach counler work In laundry, dry van~ment to worillng with R & D FURNITURE Option to B~
F« procesa applk:atlon wort &OOU. fumlshlngs 301 Newport Blvd. cleaning and fluff dry. 3 mal'\&rement on all employ. Free Service
In flbergtua oomposltes. • Dlslnreher • A'PLY #3 Newport leech j3A.RMAIOS. , • • ~~.., w76~k. We• t eel Industrial relation m•t· 1144 Newport Blvd., CM Order By Phone
BROWNING MFG. CO. Muat be onr 18. FASHION ISLAND, ... and GO.GO ~~,,.,.' .....,. " ters. Salary open. Please everynl~t t11 9 523·36'51
lf19 P1acentia, Of 548-1111 APlll1 tn peraon only. NEWPORT CENTlllt WArrMrr DANCERS e MANICURIST e arnd lffUme to: Wed .. Sat It Sun 'Iii 6
CAllRllR IOYS SURI' & SIRLOIN llKUI S.".00 Jl('r week For Newport Beach's finut SI I NEW sofas S59.'75. Oearing HI-Fl & Stereo 1210
GOOD ROU1'D 5930 ,IC. Ctt. Hwy. :...~ ~n~~ Good opportv lty 638-M&.l or 6.13-9163 salon. For iotervi~. call • aco, nc. Hou.st'. 5201 Paramount. 1968 STEREO comiole IOlid
AVAU.ABIJC N.wport leech ,._ ..M-r.:;::_v "'100"'-• M ,._ ood " • fif:AtrrIClAN • &12-6523 • 1139 Baktr St. Pico Rlvera. 2!3: 699-9l50 state, 4 speed cbaoger. Like
RUNTJNGTON BEACB t:; ;~: pt :, USl -ve I •apearance. Good hi1th s1)'lbt, fuD or Secy/0.neral Offlce Costa Meta WRAUGHT Iron, round tl>l It new, Take over nn•ll
DAIL y PILOT Part Time Wo... No aper nee. •• tnln. APPLY IN PERSON pert-timr. New pllJlb lhop. Good t)'ping. shorthand 92626 chrl!, llke new. grem ~.,O. paymenta or $86.U cash. e ea-mt e ta Npt Bch oftlce, M2-te22 3-5 P.M. i5AlLY The Braut,y Parlor pnf. Brokeraae ottlce NB. An equ<1l OPPortl.DlilY 673-7S.T7 alt 6 Credit Dept. 535-7289
SERVICE Station Sal.Hmu Santa AM omc., 547-3331 655 W. 19· CM &a.724t 642~ employer
mecbanic. Full time, 1ood Add to your family tncome. DMRln 11llandal Snack a.-N l MATURE woman for nic'ht Operator.trlmml'rHpecial Office Furniture~ Sporting Goods l500
lalary plus bmeflta. Nat. ~ A•on. Call co&-S1nbs. Jae. ...._,, O. work in rest home. Sawyer'1 m1cb, Garment Mf&.. E.'<1>. Mlture Caahler SACltlFICE F' RE l C HT DAMAGl."D Apply Jim "nee Oiemm lid 5»6B ~VICE 2305 E. Coest Hwy. Guest llome, 2119 <lnllce, Good pey. 1580 MonroYla, 2S90 ~ Bmf, C.M. ..-.~ station Mechanic Corene tlel Mir, C.. eo.,ia MPsa 64MT1t NB M2-28S6 end Mergln Clerk ~~ ~ FumiNture. ~de SURFBOARDS, Factory Full time. ~ In Experienced In brokerage """"· ._........,enza, 3 augahy e DI~. Used bovds also.
ROUTEI AVAIUBI& Superlnt9Ment tun ... brtic• A wheel WAITRE.."'ES· JI alld om-. MOTHERLESS Home needs business. Appl'Oldmate u.J. cba1ra A lltttl Fi~ Cabinet. AU Cbe1p. We lnltaJl new
II 0-... 11oCht CllllllD'UCtion allgnmetit. Tap wages It Apply 111 J>e"'°" only, SWils live-In hlekeeper It babysit· ary $400 a month. Salary AU tor $350. Call 644-0868 removable fin& in )'our old "~ .. boJ9 JD.it Exhnllve expel' MCftl3J')' conwnfllion for qualified M1n1'carid Chalet 4H ~. Newport Bl•d. ter. BltR + salary. 847·5012, negotlable ~pending on ex· aft/ g p.m. boerd. 642--'1607 Good Prollt9 • No Smlar ta ell .... Ability tD IU-man. Apply ~ Qievron NB 521-3475 DeUv M2..ml ,.,.., s --------perlence. fr.I pervtae mid la)ivut 'flOrk. ...,. . on Hwy. Laguna Bch. WOMAN 01·rr 50, 11Ptnc a: CHILD Care a: l I t e Goodbocty 1 Com-ny HouMhold Goods I020 Mlscell1neous
SERVTCE Sta SUetmui. Ex· W1llard Boat Workl, 1295 2 Salesmen needed. Muat Qullifled to work tn high filing. Part-lime. ~ housework. 8-6. Mon • Fri. ...-
per tune-upa Abram, older' BU«, c.M. have ~r Ill l\Jrll and pw1e BMuty Studio. Of· office. PO. Box I, CdM. S.'lO wk. Eubide Costa LAGUNA BEAOf 9lt12 OVAL braided rug, ANTIQUE Clawfoot chest ol
m•n OK. O>evnm Station. WROLaALE Ugbtlnc Fix-aport:lng lfOOds or clothlng fens 1\111 time worl<, MA:KE"f.ndl ll1"t. Pllrt time Mesa. 6'2""483 alt s. Call for appointment nYlon multi-<»~. Only drRwcrs w/beveled plate
Adama A Mapn!i.a HB. All tin 9lowtoom Medi man eaJes. Appty at GRANTS pltaant ~t and k 11 09llooa1. Mrs. Klt'Mr 494-8IXXI l\~ yrs. old. Coat SU4 new. m1rror SlOO. ~2 3000
only. wtio e1:1 bane and rewtre Surplus. 1150 Newport Blvd., comp&l'lylU=Mt1.5'\pply: ~~y ~1932 ~Mrs. ~~ONlsr, Stock SHOULDN'T )'OU be aelllna WW sell tor $25. ~77 Seavfew, OL'\1
MAN wantrd to clriw tradl It lilbt'1r lbrtUre• allo 1ame Costa Mesa. rrv · """'eraae. 18-21; Typing the bottect are11 . Hunllnitton EASY Auto wutaer. xlnt
30 ._5 SALESGOU.S. Between ~u. $J2S. 642--dl For n •• ~h" """ P"''I M-..,a Gar ... Sele --c-" •""· .. p1·""e bdrm .,.t work.In it11n. I: "" p.m., ad room W'f1t. J'ELO. 2 llrvtee 8tatbs artedantl Fasllfon hlclnd ~: exper. Clftl:J. Ap'opoe a,w't. ...,_ · ....... "' "', mee -" s35~~ ~ ""
S dy wk, Mon-Fri. ~ Pll· MAH OOMPANY. IC7-4351 wtth nperteice, fllJI or pert stiup. 83H162 l'ot llJP't. Dental Chair Ullltant. ~t1t:ppt. VUlap R e a .1 MO\TJNC! EY~ roe&! --.....,--....----
-..i iOri 10 • 14 thM. II.-, ~ OleYron. HOUSEKEEPER, U.. In. nperlenM, \Slllmlted 962-4471 MWl03 Blke, bdmt aet, chain, p1llo ~~· ~::.i ~1i::: :f~ w,:: ~.l~ O.:,:'~ :::·(but Hwy, l.ql.ma ALTllATIONS LoTPIY home, Npt Bell potential for penonable, DEBIT Or Juurance ~-~~:P:i:i:-.~ (veraatll), BBQ.~
da:Y wk. SJ. Ill'. Ball P12t OAIL Y MOf IERV ltatiGa Atted. Elrpfr. QuaJi&d ti wortr In blah IG-2CXXI O'I' i.ft T ~ eneraeUc girl. ~ &lesnt'l'I -X I n t IUJ> Oovt'r Shoftt, NB. Sat. ' Nnt SUrn>oud. 9' I".
Daily PUol. e KM121 e fd, t!mt, aooc1 atartlna arade tuhlon ltofe. Ahl. to * n.oRJrl' LECAL SECRETARY plempntal Income. SeU local SUn U to 4. Exctlll'nt condJUon.
VJCE lta Attimdult. aJu7 SDI! • Strvl do botll men mid women'L Exi>er Opportunity Mln. l yr. ~l'nce PftP9\d ~slth ~Ian. Part or 675--0m E•ts SER MAAIN MICHANIC-· tt1 1 Cf', Offers -..-..... t1mA Call w f'tlllt fC..Clm JBM Dec.Stenorene. tull tim~. Call 1213) HA FURNrruRE •(IC)flancer . .,,. 21. llltll ~ aper. •---"-"'-· 2'7W Harter BIYd., Cotta ~ ............ ·-" on • M .. 1 or A--CE 1_~ b r I c. a. b r a ~ • bicyl'Cles WORK Bencl'I. eJec outlet: ........_ m -~-A Mech .. ,.-....... , --a. Pt t vt """L ""niA ......_ ._ CdM Ice. ~2677 ....,.'" ....... ...,.,., l .. , UlllG9 ---• ~ p.datL ExceDmt Mila& .. vi.... MAii en ronmcmt ,, ..,.. • • < -..-• --clOlhtt. ~ dtl.)'I 8tartln1t 111~ a •• va: mlac. HJ Senate
NB ~ ..,, Ww.d boat Wodrl. OAS STATION Attrndut. and aood ccmpeny bmtlltt. Moth~'.11 he-~. Ir• I 11 e PMCflCAL Nurse. lJw ln. • Hair Styllst Memorial Da,y. 2410 O>llere St, Co.ta Meaa
DPaL • .....,. nararun ,_ .......... C.M AllPl1 Ill ,..._, Appl)t: Tf"T. rtf• reci, o •a bW. "111 ch~. Ne• Port ror bQq MW *"' Excel-Dr., CM (bthlnd HIU1>or 2 Whffi ttlr, w·, a prot'I ......_ ... + c-.. QI 1211 -· • a.ca .._Oar Welih lvffvrn't m-o98I 1kldi. 4"-4\U after I pm • oppae1181ttyl Ph o •• Shopplbe ~). mowera. edref, •aanun,
... 1m , RDUft lllDf, IN&. .. Hill'-...... c.M. ,........ ........ EXPER Sal~ ' ... L\BY'SJ'1'TE1t wanted .,.. mca OI' mae PATIO Sale -~. toola -•ll ... -· 5e-t545
llUBJI', • ,..._ o.::::;a. IS8 lo tD1 art 1YOU!iG IWf " .n • OINllAL OPPtCI ~ Qlnte ..... 1 .._. ariDO Scb1 DIA 2 air'8. At TUdflU .wu Sat. ~ of GORGEOUS 1'1111 rans 1 h _, °*'91 061 ... ~ • 541 .._wit ms week. JD tit nor: .. ,, famW1r with.,. en'• ~· 5*' .,_. 1'0'll' home. SJ0 cop. Alt 1:3D IUMXD EllP'l.Onmn' f\lm. 91 ~ Dr., NB mink coet. AP1n1R1 ~.
ID w. -OL ,.._Sil-NII, 1lltw M ao eu aec r). ,...._. ltrl amc. •t11a. ~ ISQ2. PM 54loGIEO Phone Mn. H<A11tirtc MM31$ Sacrit $2.000 MM1U
DJEWA&Hla-N ftlM' w.11: lpllld ....... ..., .... ,.. ca e.1817 Clf9. .. w. Udt ELDERLY w-. " * • WA~ Owr n f 0 r 139-GOT °"....... . iURr BOARD
to 4 PM. All/I for1'1n7.,.. ... h Mt dee! la"""' .1~1111 Phlmw. 1'or 8t., c.x. d\lldl'fn Mlm ~ •· 01 wlrnda. APPtr. Moby !>lck'• '±' E LEPHONE CM~ M!la"-! 1100 ~dent -lib MW!
lib': t!15 & tT, CM --....... tlld ~ PA.RT ma: a . llr. ~ ant 1e812 8"cb Blvd. HD full or pert ~. 775 NORGE 41r1er szs: Hamilton * 147.QO& *
Redrtd ......,_, ..m ~AHCE MM tar 111rvb 11111 ,...,.. Pw GUt _,,.._ • P.U. DENTAL Ofc. llp.. ....,. COMPE:l'ANT pleuMt llldy Broachray, l.aruna &Mch. _...., wubtr, 4 ,.,... S60: 2 OR. H°'PQlnt Refr1g Cop.
ecttft, allle to ~. moetl. t8 + room. ~ .....-Cll'lkft. H.a. ' r.v. Mrs. or 4 yr• collflt. ...... SS. lor Mrwol't 2 d•n • wit, t eMall w~ auto Mbr, 3 yn Ptrtoot. I mo. Ng w WU!
pelal a etc. .... s..IT9I ecfULL MAN. ~. Tbedt""1 5*-1112 4$. ~ to 4, $25 •'It. m.a WILL ~ .n Ot' pt.rt SG; NT-ms ~Uvtt PYt Pty s-..
Y. ltadm ... -DIAL 4ir«t '°"" di1ii9 nilW. N1 U.. la M. .._..., ~ PJ'f S2 hr r-. C I • DENTAL JUX:EPTIONISI' nnt d t br Qt lar wort. 12 cu. n. G.& dbl door HAVE 1ift&1e bid as, Uld
,.,,_,,.. per a a a• at, ~ ... ._ .. "* _, JC.-•a C• I I• e ..... 2!'J for J1W*J ._.. M\o°b tor ..... Ct. llrt. I ..,._ t to C. ...,....._ SllS CM ~ )'tUow ~.; $10. ~ tn 1*1110. Slit at ta Dv-
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!Jots & EMP LOYMENT JOIS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOIS & IMPLOYMINT JOU I IMP\.OYMI NT JOU & IMPt.OYMINT•OU & IM"t.OVMIWT JOU. IMPLOYMINT TIANS'°'1ATION ., ---·-·---~ School1·ln1tructlon 7600 School .. lnstructlon 7600Schoot .. lnltructlon 7600 Schoel•lnttructlen 7aSch11l1 llllllvctt.ft 7600 Sc......,"*""'-7a ScMet.lnetructleft 7600 W.l.tnttructlon 7a ..... I Yachts 9000
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Are You looking -Ffif
Better Pay?
Advancement? -r
Added Skills?
Consult
any of these
FINE
SCHOOLS
A More Rewarding Future?
Schools for Children?
ee ~@~~~o~
Anna's
Pre-School & KinderCJGrtea
AN,NOUNCES
F1eillti•1 for Enlergecf Enroll"'9nt
Register your little ones for:
e A Full (fun) le.,ning Progr1m
e Personal, licensed C1r•
Fall R99i1trations are being accepted NOW
Tu further enhance your
child's day. we now
have Mn. Williams,
Professional Dance
Teacher, on our staff. • '2 110 Thurln /wt., Costa Meta
Typing Does NOT
a S.cNt•ry Makel I
Ph: 646-1444
A rude awakening awaits the high school or col·
lege j!irl graduatt-who thinks she Is going to "set
the world on fire"
Shr rinishrs hrr school courses, passes the
"exams." 11nd '4 lth diploma in hand, ch11rges forth
to conquer the world-to end up contused and
d.isapfl(\mted.
l\111ny 1ob orportunitles are 11va1lable for the quali·
lied y,,unit man and woman, but it takes morP
tht1n a diploma 11nd 11mblllon lo o~n the magic
d•'!Ors leading to thr rarPrr world.
Th" ahillty to lypr Md In take shorthand arr
vah1P rlus for \H1mPn, for th.-se skills are won·
dl'r(ul tool~ wit h wh1t•h to n1)f'n th" way to career
oprortunill"" In a f11>ld (I( int1>rest, whether as·
p1ring to 11rnrrsRlom1I, business. or social life.
Consullallons With •'mployerll or past grndu&tl.'s,
have prompted us <lf Polly Prie11t to instill in our
students the importanl'e t1f h1win~ the best skllls
possible before ap11lyln~ for the position of their
choice; therefore our Polly Priest Career Girls are
the preferred employers.
We shall be h11ppy lo send you 11 brochure or give
you addHionaJ Information lt you will call
548-9723.
POLLY PRIEST BUSINESS COLLEGE
325 North N•wport loulevard
N•wport a.1ch, Californi1
DIDO'S
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and
Huntington hach Gallery
Art, in its many phases,
made interestillCJ thf'OIHJh
competent instruction.
Cleuetforlotll
A ...... Clllldr•
OILS .
WATERCOLORS ACRYUC
MOSAIC DESIGN
Art & MoHic Suppll"
Custom & M.xican Framet
211 Main Street
Huntington hach 536-2057
SAN I ANA
HELICOPTER PILOTS
SCHOOL
APPROVED FOR vmRANS
TRAINING under G. I. 8111
Earn· $1~$50 per Hour
As Commercial Hellcopt•r Piiot
Obtain compl•t• details by
making appointment with our
counMllor-no charge.
CALL NOW Kl S.0197
Open 7 days
SANT ANA HEUCOPl!R PILOTS
F.A.'A. CONTROL TOWER
P•ul.,lno & Redhill
ORANGE COUNTY AIRPORT
IUL ESTATE CAIEEI?
IS EXPANDING ·
We need ambitious men and
w•men interested in rnelcing real
estate selling a profitable career.
1961 WILL BE A GREAT YEAR!
WE WILL PllOVIOE YH
wltt. t11e cemplet• ,c11 .. 1.
1119 IMHuuy to pau your
1t•t• eiiem,
WE WILL PltOVIOE you
witt. • CO~,LETE •"'
PltOVIH 1wcteuful 11111
tr•l11l111 ,, .. ,.I'll.
WE WILL PltOVIDE yH
placement '" •11• of •••
I 0 office. for • very In·
t1reall119 • ~ 4 lucr .. lve ,., .. ,,
WE Will 'lt.OVIOE yow
Al l +lie TOOLS yeu 11eed
to be 111cctnf11f.
IMMEDIATELY
EXPERIENCED OR NOT
Write or Call Art Gordon
546-~ (at the Costa Mesa offtee)
IOt l l•ker St .. Cotti Matt
To Women •••
• • • Of ALL Ages
If you are entering the business
v.wld or if you are presently em·
ployed and need to improve your
IMAGE and INCOME, the
Newport School of Business
offers a unique and extremely effective
R•flnement Coune
with GUARAtilTEED SATISFACTION
CALL: Nona Hoffman, the school dir·
ector, to discusa the exciting poMihil·
ity of YOUR "new lease on life."
Confi'•"ce •"' Colftpttt ftct
will i.. your• i1 • few 1hort wH kJ.
newport school of business
IU DOVU lllVI, NIW,.OIT H ACH
Pl-4 S-..,,..,_
S....~lltJU~
A .. J "'911
e Hot b•lt ncM luche1
e S11ackt
e Home-Ii•• etm .. ,here
e Coner•+• & '"" play
aru1-111,.,..,IMd
pr09rem
e CrH tive utlvitie1
e Coll•t• trelnM tttchtre
Certified ICtnderprten Openlnt Sept. '61
IN COSTA MESA -
2 LOCATIONS
1tS7 Church St.
II ltlk. Nit ef Newport alNM 19th)
ftheM: 646 3636
795 P•ul•rino
t2 blkt. W. of Brlstof nMr So. Coast Plat•)
Phone 540-1919
• MERCHANDISE FOR I MERCHAND ISE FOllt-1 MERCHANDISE FOR-, MERCHA NDISEFOR ~RCHANDISI FOi
SALE AND TRADE SALE AND TRADE I SALE AND TRADE SALE AND TRADE I SALE AND TlltADI
MERCHANDISE FOR
SALi AND TRADE
Miscellaneous l600 Mlsc•llaneou1 l600 Miscellaneous l600 Machinery, etc. 1700 \ FREE TO YOU
SPANlSH Ct\binet -dark oak e FABRIC SALE e
nmovAble marble top -Mon. to Frt. 9-U::», 12:30-4
FREE TO YOU
bnutlful ~ator piece -Sat. T A.M. to 2 P .M.
gold design on front -pvt Vut selection of knit fabrlca.
, party -beat oller 673-8316 Open DAILY to public, Um·
CdM. Eves all day wkends lted time only dwin& fn.
·CARPET • Apt1 • Homes. ventory clearance.
; Quality Installation. F'r!e Co11ta Mesa Knittin& MJl11
' cstimate1. All p r I c e 1 . 1 929 Baker St.. C.Osta Mesa ~ 546-4478 eoves. Lie. C.On-Special Olympic Coln ~ tractor A 11ew shipment of the 25 ! Bµ< Dyed str11ght1 1&ble peeo silver Olympic com-
ltde, ntra long. Hip ~ngth memorative coin haa been
~ dUndu1la jack~. recei•ed from Mexico and
tioS in excel cond, Will sell the previous low price " S3
~-~eves. remains Intact. Some 1owap
KIRBY ncuum deaner Md meets are &ettinc $3. 'TS
altachmenta. Take o v t r each! ~
--------FORKLtFI'S .. Will Finance --------411 SWIMMING POOL 2000 lb Clerk. good S795. 2 cute k1tten1 left, 1'rM I: ca 1: ldtteia Med •«Y
11MJCia1 boma Some Manx.
Bob-tall, calk:oa I: othen.
PLEASE HELP. 54Ml&1
1J Ft Pool, F ilter. Surface mi lb. Elec. Xlnt $1350 ft't'e dellvts'f· Call .... .1133
Sl<lmmer, Maintenance Kit. LT 44 Towmotor, good S995. or 646-2<\14 S/28
Before 4 p.m. 5/28
mot. old male. put
FREE Ground P11d. <tOOO lh Tow11ble S1750. TIIOROBRED Collie Female
$149.H 4000 lb flat top Ouk. Xlnt nln Pt't for c b 11 d re n 4 SECARD POOL $1350. 642-479! 5121 shepherd, pert wirHlaired.
H o u s e b r o II e n. Ukes
c:hildrt11. S48-m31 call atter
3 11.m. 5/30
323 S. Main, Orange SOOO lb U T Clark S950. -
532-1992 10.IXX> lb Clark $1750. UNl;SUAl..LY Be9utltul Kit· ~2691 or eves ~-243.1 lt'r~ want SoOd , bomea. :tt~793 5130 *AUCTION*· PETS and LIVESTOCK-
U you wtb aell or buy Dop 1125 &fve Windy a try
Good bome. Wb I te
!llcliah bull tff11er. Female
1 FLl.-TFY Utile ptlrt SftY TO
kittens. 7 wtia. bllebfClbn. ~7fJi6 5/30 Al.ICHonl Friday 7: 30 p, m. AJ<C Pem~ Wdltl Corgi, Windy's Auction B1m pups Oiamplon llocll 6 wks.
Behl.nd Tony' I Bldc. Marl wm ~ copy pedliftt on
~ Newport, CM 64M686 requNl~
WHITE, B1M:1t 1: Tlllllr ltlt· lens m locllllal tol' ...,,_.
546-9963 w
l ''" ~. watdl dos. io... cblkhn.. 541-UlT
aft .. 5/30
l'REE To olds c:oullle a
~ S 191' old cream
paym«>n• " '6.50 or Sl9.i0 BRN vinyl recliner ('l\r, S20.
euh. Qedlt ~~mo 5' md au 'tVOOl lhag l'\ij.l. Mi ac. Wanted M10
ADORABLE pure-b~ 6
wb. old Dachlbunds. 3lJn-
KITrENS: 2 Ttpl'I I: 2
bill.Ck w/diw fMt. I_..
old ~8-07G 5111
cdand aJtft"ld oat. Movtas
l cu 't take With me.
FURN1TUR.£ aevml Bdrm I oli•f gm, SlS. Auto Port 2 ' * record plye.r lt :stnd. • 8eU. lamps It misc. from s.z. Rt&. life jadceta, MYff
: model ~e~ .. ~ eale. !Md. 4 edults. 2 child. m. • ""*lftllUft:· ..... _, ~
.~o . m .50, 2 ,.=-OAM:'."":"":'~Ruti...,..,,_.,-._-cat-to-._..,._
; le, <ma S • cnfUmen) Upbol ......._ fa b r l ca: : nee -. del. llldalP. ns ......... hctGl7 outlet. !~~.......,..a.fa Low prioel. A·l ro.m
~ .... ,..... ~-Nldc . Upldiber) _., ! ...., now. llJdm doable 0>., 311 Z. '8l St., I.A.
,: -......... 1684 G-llll : ~. c.111.. •ce No. e ON-E-p&ano--w-..uaer---Sp-.IMt.-. ,
!txu OVAL brtltttd 1'111· Ont llklll 11• T~ com'J. Ont
• n:>')oe moltt-cokJred. Only lklll •• •~· One truck bed,
• 1~ yn. old. o.t sm "-· 1t11te1. lO' bfd, OM eoo rat.
• WW eell for 12$. &+MtiT7 tank 4 13" tirH and whetla. ;MCWtNO mUlt 11111 ·eo c.or. One dble **· ~ . "*· e«d 6 loft '"t. DLX ~ coaclu wtdl ....__. • ..-......,4 ....... a.a1f •am
.,.. •:• • ....-Rl9w, "'msat •
WANTED
'""'~,,..... .• CelerlV't ......
-TOOLS-
131°1212 -.,,...
$$CASH SS
Wt P11 cu1!i 11n
</ 1'lmlturt I Appl•..-
I Aattciute I 'r.11
ON ITEM or -
COMPLBT1: HOUSErUt..
Clll1 54T.f7• • 121.rm
OUl..DI Oilllft'M ..,,;a:
...... .,.. an l141•hl ·
Pbane ..... 1.-.~ .....
11
daldl; ~Aft"° 6 PM
AKITA'S; Rare Japan~
h1.11tlng dop, 3 mlles, t
femai. •• ""' old 1150. (213)
m-IB eYte 6 wlttnd&
FREE TO YOU
• GI.Bit .,.,_ m1-d
~ 2 ...... l llmale.
• 12'11 5/l)
im'HERf) Ollliit mixed.
Malt. Mtd l1la. Good watch, w.. c*ldnl. -..mo 5/l)
2 CUTI: mfQd eolol-mice. .... 5130 CALICO IOt'-_. ..._
.._. • .._ tra t1td .,,..,. slli
~ 5/30
ot SIJtit Kitdel lo lov•
lnl lliorM. Calico Ac Apricot.
ntEE nutty ldtttlll. one OUT
all white, .,... Nie 1"*1• Mal~ It femaW-~
KflTENs2_.. .. ,..
Hwbrltl'I. Call aft. • p.m,
fTMlOf 5129
2 ....... Ida-8DaQ •
Q)Jdl. -wl1 ..... 71* -.rt! • ..... 1'lmM. Ollla ...._ MMIG 5121
•• .. u nn. --. J at'f
whl~lt-.... ....
black l ... --.,..
3 l.OVABLS .... •n1 ~ .......... -:: alt. PJL
..... 1 .... 1 hmale.
........... ,. Aldrich,
K. 8. In rMr lloua. 5130
S Loni11 Unit Klttellt. 81..:lt • •M• A IP'I)' wbby, t wllt . Haebroken . KJ.aa $/25
t W. Cllfll. lie llu r a •••1\te~. Pia••·
• ., 51;1
••If Air Assodlles .
Rrill ScMol & Ftyl11 Ollb
11•• TO RY
'480.00
, C-,lete Coune 1 .. ch1411:
40 Ho"" flight tim• in '67 C•u n• 1 so with
20 hra. cfY•I in1tNction. CIYb memb•r1hip. ·
'4 Month'• fr" duH. lndividu•I in1truction1 T•ilor•d to YOUR ebllity.
OTHD Al&CIAFT AYAILAIU
• LOWUT ..IATa a. OIANM COUNTY
LMm to fly ti.is 1umm.,._.ncf h•v• fun!
e "rMalcemdC11d1
• SpecW ...... fet c .......
• lwla Wttlt Stllllaat1
,~ Cem,lete Details. Call NOW
673-0313
703 Marigold
Corona del Mar, Calif •
May 6, 1968
Cbilooat Typi!Ji School
173 Del Mar Avenue
Costa Mesa, California
Dear M.isa Chilcoat:
I am 12 years old and in the seventh
uade. Thia iJ the first time I have typewrit·
ten a letter formally.
I th.ink it would be wonderful if this
system could be tau~ht in the public schools,
or for that matter. in the private and paro.
cbial schools. I think tMt this iJ "the only
way to type."
I can easily see how you got the !•Out·
standing Woman of the Year·' award.
I think that by the time I get to college,
I might be teaching a few of my clas6mates.
My parents and my teacher are very 1;>leased
with what I am doing. I think that typing Ls a
very necessary tool for class; for instance, I
copy all my History notes.
Good luck!
Paul Dean Harvey
SELF-HYPNOSIS
Te Control
• Smokin9 •Weight
• Sleep • Memory
• Habits • Attitudes
• Studies, etc:.
Or1nge C.Unty'1 Orl9ln1I
HYPNOSIS
CINTll
HYPNOTHIRAPY UNDER DIRECTION
AND SUPERVISION Of MIDICAL DOCTOR
Floyd McGuire
831-7340 127.0024
18141 ·4th Street, Tllltla
TAKE Small boet tD trede W
HOL Sloop, A--1 c:oad. all
~ndio~UIS
Sallboltl 9011
LIKI SAILING?
Dl.SLIXE 1BDEf
• ~ts. bisb fllten9te
depttdatioa, llip reatala,
deanin&. inauuce, etc.
PREFER TllDE!!
• 1.oY co.t, DO 1fd I
Care free aUJmc Jn a I
Cal 25, u little u PL
a day, avall IOCID cal at.
Try Our CUb Plan
NEWPORT SAILING aa-
6'l5-0110
SABOT For &ale. Good cond.
$2'l5. or best otter.
675-2623
SrAR #2932. dacroo eait..
like new, all aear It trlr.
Only $800 * ~2985
HOURLY RENT~ •
·RHODES 19'1 *
Fun Zone Boet Co .• Balboa
ALBERG 35. f!Yery extra.
perfect cood, $11 • 9 o o •
673-7521
SNOWBIRD~ '32. 2
lfta ..us. Trlr .. F,Od COlllL
642-34.30 (213) WE 4-M40
* Lido 14. 2 aets aDa. one new. ~ or Kite etc., •
part pymnt. 847~
GulfWMd Ketch 27'
$5750. (TI4) 982-8910
:»' SLOOP, reedy to all.
aleeps 6. 2(5.1 Newport
BlYd., make ol!er. ~
SUNnsH, Red I: white, dac
sails, ju$t 1 yr <*I, x1nt
cond. $400~
Power Crui•rs 9020
'62 MERCURY 26'; mleep1 s;i
pll~. bead I: be.it tank.
Only 10 hn. an new 225 HP
Gray Marine eog. New can-
vas. Needs vamilb. 0 11 l y
$6,lm. May trade f or
sma.ller boat. Slip ..,.ee No.
2, Huntinat.on M a r i n a.
• 'See.n' '. 838-1598 or m..59:1>
Speed Sid ao... 9030
17W OUTBOARD CABIN
CRUISER, &)aged, incl.
trailer, both '68 licewe. Xlnt
cond. Sleeps 2 in cabin, 2 iD
cockpit mo
4*2139 after a pm
Boat M.intenance 9033
MASTS need rdinbhin1?
Varnish, paint, riainlf.
Call Jim Ziegler
646-4163 or 962-0603 eve
EXPERIENCED SKIPPER
&t Boat maintenance man
wanla work. 548-3561
M.rlne Equip. 9035
THIS WEEK ONLY!
NEW 72 AMP HR MARINE
BA'ITERY. Retail $34.50 •
Our ~ $15.95. 1 Yr. Un-
cond. guar. Marine 6: ~
tery Shoppe 2430 w. CoMt
Hwy, N.B.
SHIP CHANDLERY
New & UfCCI Boat Supplies at
DISCOUNT price$. W 11 l
BUY or TRADE all kiDdl oi
marine gear. 304 28th St.,
Npt Bch. 675-0131
All Mllrlne electronics
80ld at a nice dlacount.
See us before )'Oil buy!
Marine I: Battery 9lopp9
2430 W. Coast Hwy, N.B.
INt Sllp Moorint fOM
$20 Reward to whoever finds
slip or m~ for my ~·
Trimaran, 14' b e a m •
646-8716 aft 6
3 Boat '11ps available, xlnt
location, 2601 W. c.out Hwy.
$2.00 per ft. (;» ft. min)
548-8966 or 54S-il92 Ernie
Boat Slipl ~ rem
Safi only, 1" to Z'.
$2.25 per ft. &e.CIS
INt-YKht
Chat't9rs tOa9
e CHARTER 'nlE 1'INDT
New 40' Ketch
673-2517 • ~
PETS nd LIVESTOCK 1 TRANSPORTATION ~ircratt • f 100
1125 ·~~~~~----~-·---~------~--Dogs
I MO Old femme minia
Boets & Yachts 9000 BELLANCA delllOlllltlatcn. ' -.c • Vildns 300. -t1ft ,,.. time. run mt pqe1 • ..., dadMhmd. a. papen. ltc.
$25. 4!l&-3IDS
e GERMAN SHEPHERD e
Puppt• AICC Restateftd
I: auaranteed. 5t6-Sl90
lellc 1Ntint1 c1.... ~ ~ ::.r, Hit 2 onerect to public by
BlllMNt Power Squtclron MMlle 14-t2IO
!hmentary Pilodq Coanes --------Ewry Monday, 8t.artln1 T 10 x 55 Quallty 111t. Oil eiq,. 2
Ho net IUO PM, June 10, Newport Har· Bdrm. A~ Pardi&
bor Yacht Club, mW. Ba,y LoYely yard. OJmer lot.
Ave., Newport Beadl New carpeta, draPff. Ntsr
• OR, for your convenience HOii. OonliMr car for pall.
HORSES BOARDED
Back Qa)' .... • 1741 Or
• EvttY Tutlda.y, at.art1nc 7 -.9186 after ll AM chard • oa Santa Ana. Pad
dock I: Sbe1ten. '56 pr. rno PM, .Wne u. Enll111 School. 1986 Pacemam. 2 BR. Dt
CA11 ..ai daYI or~ m25 Irvine A QW Dr., Newport pando liv rm. 1d ap II
8eM:h, in Caletortum. No famllJ pit ID 8.A. ..
edvaDoe ~ nece. T.O.P. or •.11 a mo. Dll:ll,
a?J. Ernl1' at dul; Jf..., ~
~
TaANSPOltTATION
9000 crut1ttaa1 ~ a.mt •• --.-.. -.. --._----,.-...... v ..... m1a •r-
'11 ltbock ftlWillc dory
fbl'Pm lJull, lolumed I
tlOIMdnkable, equip w/rvd
cler. lllkr, dager board
JJ3T 11' ~~ boet 1964 Banda. %iD lcratnbs,
Ides. orillral .bore boat for yacht _. enrtne. Good cond 1215
Inboards. 4 c y 11 n de r 962--0121 aft 6 ed unlftnal mgiM, perftct 1""'64-:-:-Y.,..1-ma--.,..ha-.-.---C .... C-$-U-. all. tap cond . ..,, Loc11t
C&lJ runabout for bey boel On11 Call alttt T: 30. 548-211'1"T
one like It '500-P11onel-========• *Pd ~ b Joa tor Aute s.tce
1901 Bayside Dr.. Ha
f!M..2541
't7 CentW7 ~ 11'
lloat. 235 v ne.11 .... JS' lllOICTDlET ~ bmt. ...... ,. a.a,. In. .......... ..u .......... e,tas .... POMCJIE ~ t••• • =.91.~..:: = ..-. c site,....._ ... ~,...,··= ............ ~ ...... 11111 rmo.1======:::::s:.
MT-GIT Trlflff, Tr8"' M2I
Glaupar 18' Seafarer, 110
"°"* *· a. ----~---wlll nnw. ... ..,.. Dr.to-tm
%r CENTUk'I' RAVIZf v .. --., ... .,.. .....
SHARP! $300D. f0.8111
30'Cabln~.~·· EliftlltDl eoeclllM&
i., INC Mtre Crvllrt drl"-. TRAVEL Trtr. w boullebolt Elal cond. Many txtru. to trvL trir. u tlq u 1·2.3: • n•: m-nm tu.Uy s. c. • brand new. .... oa..-.mi -'---' OBY Boll lloraat. 10'-40', $4400. 531-2119 aft 4 * MC Ml.El II' Twtl ....., _ _. ...... * Pnot ·SU.-. Cit MID*
~ .._.. ,..._ • 9-watw, l9M AJBS'nt£AM Land. """'9t _... ec ,_. Jt. Y • c II t. wtllil ..,., ftfllde if --..............
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.... -.. .. . .. . . . . . ..
'
f ltAN! -Tr1la.r,
13' Tra~
c:aftd .••
Jc.box. --Trucka -·~ 1Wd hlldl. a
boU'd I
""'$.'Ml ~
Coad c
new brt
SS2S 874 __._
·~FOR.
brakH,
lumber
1961 c
4 spo
Extra
i
.. """' V8
INTERN
1949 n
$.l'.!S. 96.
c'.ampe1 -CUSTOM
8' bed,
JOU = lmport1
• Spot
We pay I
reaardlc
or cond
y 0 u s MOTOR
Grove E
'63 MG lt
pe:fect
cash®'
After lC
I
D
BR
Ba"
$199 •
36 Pyrt
75,0C
49'4-9'
'63 V\V,,
ownt'r
$33.86 I\'
J
'6.'l Jagi
"ires. ~
Going
683-00-ll
'60 MAil
Well ca • ~
Stick.
494-1~
KAR~
'6.1 Kai
SJ{1$j, r m BaJ
'67
Low mil
'96, XL
miles:
Orig. 0\ -MERC
4
NEV
JUS
GET O
1966 Har
VOL
Import -
~
Cl
-
•• u
1t
1t
.,
TllANS..OlllTATION
Tralllt, Trntl t42S
13' Tram Trailer •es; new
C(llld •• alpe. 4; tNtallt atove,
lo.box. sm. M6--'1tl8
MG
~. MGTF. Elccel coftd,
Trucb 9$00 rebuilt motor, wire whla.
--------StC6CI. Pvt pty. n•: 521-6285
'56 Ford Courier pane_l, trlr
hitch. new bead 11nin;. 'Ptlt
bOlal'd ald1nr lnaid.e. reblt
Cftl• $500 Cub Oll)y ~
'62 Ford Econollne Plck11t>·
Cood condition, new Urea.
new brakes. One owner. Sac
$525 874 DureU St. 548-2535
·~ FORD Pickup, new tires,
brakel. Metal tool· box &
lumber n.ck. ~107
1961 Chevy Pick-Up VS,
4 speed. radio, heater.
Extraa sharp. 536-4574
* 1964 JEEP
4 wheel drive pickup,
V8 engine. 5-18-6747
fNTERNATIONAL KB 5.
1949 Flatbed & stockrack.
$325. 983-4133 I
"'T' ·-· •• ........-.....,
TOYOTA ,
681'2 TOYOTA
NEW SHIPMENT
JUST ARRIVED
GET OUR DEAL TODAY
~fGlt· LllDU
• IMPORTS
~iivii'1F
HEADQUARTERS
ELMORE
1962J GARDEN GROVE HLVD
Campers 9~20 GARDEN GROVE JE ·1~
CUSTOM R~ Cam~r for
8' bed, w/jalkJ, $275.
:WJ Monte Vista. CM.
Imported Autos
• Spot Ca.ab tor Imports
We pay more for an)' import
regardless of year, make
·or condition. Try U.'> before
you sell. ELMORE
MOTORS. 9625 G a r d e n
Grove Blvd JE 7-0630
'63 MG Midget, black beauty,
pe;fect l>bape In & out. $95
cash down, pymts $35.86 mo.
After 10, 494-9'n3 •
CATSUN
DATSUN
TRIUMPH
TR 4 -'63. New top, tires,
1tarter, reblt car I: ene. Tye
radio, lighter. $1150 this
week. 546-6306, 546--7370
VOLKSWAGEN
'55 VW, Rebuilt enginr,
lless than 4(XX) ml.l, New
t r a n s m i s s I o n, rlutch.
generator. New paint &
chrome. Excellent condition
tbn1-0ut. $600 Firm. 540-4622
aft 7 P.M.
'57 VW. Bus. New eng, Empi
exhall6t, full camper tent,
ice box, etc. 10" ritn1
w/stand tires. Ma.ke otter.
4~3760 aft 5: 30
BRAND NEW AT VW '65 Sunruf. R/H, near
Ba • k H d nu. tires and brakes. Poll oul rw1c ay en wins, stablizer. Int alr 'fenls, $199 Cash or Trade xlnt cood. $1125. Pr pty. Day
36 Pymts @ $54.16 mo l ~9954. Eve aft 6, 642-7372
75 000 mi Guaranty '64 VW converf, new tr&ni,
494.9n3 * 639-3617 f brakes. paint, tires. 48,000 Mi. $1000. Priv. party. '63 VW, dlr, dlx, xlnt cond, 1 I 646-1036
owner. Take trade. Pymts -:-:,"=-~· -cvw=-=-c--___,2--,.-, ... -.-$33.S6 mo. 63~17 w amper: -uurner stow~; vrry clean, good
JAGUAR mech. cond. Best offer
673-0346
'65 Jaguar 3 S.S. auto, chr '66 VW. Radio. beater. good
wires. 40,000 mi. ~d shape. tires, in !?ood clean cood!
Going in service. $3300 Call a!t 6, 546-2052
683-0043 or 673-0776 eves 1965 VW CAMPER
'60 MARK lX: pciv. party. $1100
Well cared for. $1195 11675-1856 or 673-1616
• 8~262 • '63 VW $.~5 Will paint. your
'60 JAGUAR 3.8. Xlnt cond. cboice of color. Good mech
Stick. Everythins; works. cond. 642-1321
494-1606 I '62 VW. Moving north.
Must srll. Sarrifice $li()O
KARMANN GHIA • 494-3016 •
'61 VW, '63 Motor good con-
'63 Karmann Ghia L"iOOS dit!on. $750. 8 1 8 2 ln·
SlOOC>. Terms Richfield Sta. I dianapolis, HB 536-87'24
~ Balboa Blvd., N.B.
'67 Karmann Ghla.
Low miles, a.bawroom dean,
&16-3521
'86, XLNT C'Olld.. '..'0,000
miles: beige; very clean:
Orig. owner. Sl750. 546-1387
MERCEDES BENZ
OrJn9c County's
LMgest Selection
New & Used
M1•• tt·de<. B··n1
Jim Sl emon s Imps.
W arnN & Main St
'nnl,1 An1 546 4114
MG
681/2 MG
NEW SHIPMENT
JUST ARRIVED
GET OUR DEAL TODAY
VOLVO . .
•68112 VOLVO
NEW SHIPMENT
JUST ARRIVED!
GET OUR DEAL TODAY
~M LtmiA
1 W IMPORTS
1966 Harbor, C.M. 646·9:l03
Autos Wanted 9700
WE PAY ... CASH
for used cars & trucks jusl
call us for free estimate.
GROTH CHEVROlfT
Mk for Sales ManaKU
l8Zll Beach Bl..
Huntington Beach
KI 9-3331
"
eu LtmiA
IMPORTS I GOOD U>CATION for de-scribina ~he TV 1ets you'd
like to Bf'll: the Classilled
1966 Harbor, C.M. &16-930.1 I Section. Dial 642·5678 now
VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN
Imported Aufot 9600 Imported Autot 9600
·~'6 STARTS~
CHICK IVIRSON, INC.
•'1 VW's
'1699
'U VW's
'1499
.,
TONSPOllTATION TIANSltOltTATION
4ut. Wa..W 9700 UMd C.n "°°
COUGAR Wiii iiiy •g BRAND New. a.ar
Your Volkswaren ar Pwlcht le.ait !or $89.00 ptt mo.
6 Pl1 top doUart. Paid tot lonnson Is Sea. "2.-t
or not. C&ll R.IJpla
673·1l90 FALCON
H20 So. Main It Edinaer
(2 bloclu N. of Sears.)
Santa A.na Pb 542-3507
BUICK
FORD
• "BESf FORD BUY IN
TOWN" 11164 Ford VS, 4 Dr
Sedan. Factory •Ir. power
ateeJing, radio It heater. A
rMl nice !am.fly car priced
at Wholeaale Blue Book this
week onlv ~
$875.00
JOHNSON&SON '
Lincoln·Mercury
Costa Mesa Branch
194.1 Harbor Blvd. 642·'7f60
'64 FORD XL . Bucket aea\i
• Console. All automatic.
New lires. B e a u t I f u 1
,upholstery & paint. Like
new. Muat see to Ap-
preciate. $ll50. 642-S912
'65 CNTRY Squire, 10 pa~
Sta Wa~. 390 eng, air. full
pwr, incl wndws, lug rack.
rea.r spkr, good· Li.res, trlr
bitch, $2000 314 Diamond,
Balboa Isle 673-3898
'60 GAI..AXY; R/H, air·
cond.. good cond.; auto.
trans. $399. 5.l&-7148 Alt. 2
PM.
1958 ford Skyliner. Extra
rlean. See-to awreciate!
Pvt Pty 673--7981
'58 Ford 4 door sedan, 35'l
eng, R/H, automatic, pwr
steering. 640-8294
'67 Fairlane 500, 6 Pasc.
wagoa, PS/PB, low mile1,
one owner. $2250. 542-1137
MERCURY
'68 BRAND new station
wagon. Air, etc., all service
lrce for 40.000 mile~. Lease
for SU9 per month. Also
available: ex c e p l i o n a I
berga.lns on our I e ue
tumb1s. Lease D e p t .
Johnson & Son Lincoln •
Mercury 642.o9S1
'65 BUICK Deluxe station '64 Mercury Sta Wag Colony
wagon. PWT brks.. steer, Park, all factory extra1,
etc. Leav. s t a I e · o f [ e r • 38,000 milea. Leaving area,
548-6146 mua t wll $1900. 548-8908
·~ Buick Skylark convt, fully ========~
equip, Beaut cond, $1250
Orig own. 67!>-150'2 MUSTANG
...;;;::;::;:;::::;::;:;::::::::;::::;;:=:::=:== '66 MUSTru~G. V~. white CADILLAC hardtop with blue int. Com.
---------• pletely original. Top con·
MUST Sell l!r.i8 Fleetwood ditlon inside It out! Will
Cadillac. Good r u n n l n g take trade or $150 cash.
cond, full power and factory Pymts $49.86 mo., dlr, cal l
air. $395. Phone 842.-2968 after U, 494-9773 or 63~3617
'67 Cadillac O:>upe de Ville, '67 Mustan& GTA·2 + 2, air,
12.000 miles. Will trade. full pwr. less than 6.000
540-4590 miles. Bel<M' blue book. Call
'67 El Dorado. Air, low 642-7899 aft 6
mileage, warranty, S AC '65 Mustang 2+2, VS, auto,
$&4$. 642-5688 pa, aood cond. Sl500
'65 CADILLAC DE VILLE, 548-3507 a.ft 4
Convertible. exclt cond. '65 Mustan&. Very clean.
$3250. Prlv. party. 846--0029 29,000 actual mile&
'67 De VUlc Cadillac Conv. Rea.s. 646-3006
Fully equipped. 22.000 miles 1!165 Red Mustang 2+2
494-7925 aulomatic transmission.
$1800 494-9'132
CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE
'59 Chev lmpala. V-8, bard -...---------
toJ'l, Inca turquois.e. r/h. * Oldsmobile * auto, ps, d!r, good tires. All 1965 Dynamic 118 4 dr Cele·
orig int. Body In perf shap~. brity Sedan. 98 motor, tac
owned by little old lady m air, pwr sir, radio, cpl, very
San Clemente. One owner'. clean good rubber Xlnt
Pert. running cond. Like cond.' Pvt pty, Sl875 644--0976
New! WIU guar. !or 6 mos. ---
$75. cash dn. S21 mo. 11ft Jl. Bink Repossenion
4!W-9773 or 639-3617 1967 Olds Delta 4-dr Hard·
'62 Chev Super Sport, new top . Full pwr le ~ir oond.
complete rebuilt 327 cng.. Make oner. Financing avail.
dual quadti, lsky cam & Call before 5 p.m. 642-3111
lifters i; alicks. Son in Viet ext 44 or 49 ~· only.
nam have J1800 in car will '53 Olds Fine trarl'lportatlon,
~'ell for $850. 646-1588 or good mOfor -Make offer.
646-2.4116 Pvt Pty Eves Ir all day
Wkends 673-8316 '56 CHEVY 6 stick, 2 dr., R ========:::; & H. nylon tires. 1 owner.
Low mileage on complPle .PLYMOUTH
overhaJI. 1684 Whit t i er. --------C.M .. space No. fi '671 BARRA CUDA. baby blue.
'64 Chev Impala SS cpe, II cyl, auro, full power, Rh'
1 Pert rond. Only 31:000 ml. v-a. 327. air. bucket scats. Sl850. Make offer. 1345 Cer-full power. rlh. 4 new ww Urea, $l550. 347_5024 ~~r., Laguna Beach. I
'57 CHEVY Wagon. New ========= motor. Stereo tape, $600.
64i..l954 after 4:30 p.m.
'65 Impala Super Spt Model.
Perf cond. S1600. Blue-bk val
SJ900. 548-2211 ext 195
PONTIAC
IOY CARVER
PONTIAC
'66 Malibu, yellow with black n R&rtar 81., ea.ta M•
interior. 4 spd Ii: bucket Kl 6-4444
teats. $2250 673-0527 0ranp County'• Excl\aflvt
'66 MALIBU HT Yellow/blk Dtalu fClr kolla • fto}'Ce IJld
int, R/H. ps, 4 spd, $2'l50. Bently.
Call 642-mt ·""ss-PO~N-T-. _B_o_n_n_e_v_i_l_l -, .
'58 C HE V , mechanically hardtop, exotic blue, full
eound '250 or best offer. power, air cond., d Ir.
96&-2azl (driven by little old .chool
COMET
'83 COMET Waron. $595. 6
Cyt .. •tick: cltan: good tire•
' cond. 1-0wnr-673-0461
teacher). Spee(Sometcr rMda
21.000. Auto •ed cootrol
AU oricln•l. Will t.ice older
trade or $150 aah down.
Pymtl M .88 mo. C.U after
l J>M, f94"9773 or 639--36J?
fuesd.ty, M~ 28, 1%6
New Cars 9800 New Car. HOO New Can ~---------..~~~--..;.;;,.....;._ ____ _,.;~ Ntw Cart
• -~ ~ !..• .. ~ .. e !.• • .r l
.••• e •
.:: lowest Prices on Americ~g~i
!l;' Hottest Automobile Every.Je/
• body W•nts 'Em & :·: j ~t 'Em-ROAD RUNNER!
• • e e e • • • n ··
11• • ~·tell ,io. •
: New '61 lelvedtt• 2 Dr. :
• Sedan. Price Sl11h••· lH• •
• Your Trade-In Allowance. • e • e •• e . ete ····~~--· ·-.,. --·
2085
2471
)f.
. .
• Nt1111 '6I 1 e Herdtop :"!ICudt 2 Or 1 e Leas Your r"~ Sltllted.' e
e •nee. '• •·In Allow. e 22r·~~-
• • e SAVINGS e••··················••e•e••······
'66 DODGE CharCJer
V.P. Auto . Radio, Heater, Pow/steer. factory
/\IQ 'ONO. No. 6350.
52395
'66 COMET GT
V 8, Aoto. Radio, Heate r. Pow/steer. factory
AIR CONDITION. Vinyl roof No. 6199.
52295 ~
'62 MERCURY
s.22 •u+omatic, raclie incl h ... +er. l ike
new, s+"k numb•r 6405 ••
5795
'66 PLYMOUTH
Ft1ry Ill 2 Door Hard top. v.s. auromatic trans·
mission, radio, heater, power steering. Stock
number 6115.
'1695
'6J PLYMOUTH
Belvedere 2 Door. V-8, automatic, radio, neat·
er, power steering. FACTORY .AIR CONDITION·
ING. Stock number 6178.
~ '66 BUICK
Riviere. v.a. eutomatic, power steering and
bre~es. FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING, tilt wheel,
tie. Must SH to •ppreciatt. Stock number
6275.
________ ,.. ___ -------• • ~~_..._.... -s....s.;..,_..;;..."--___________ --~-
''°°
JOHNSON A SON : 0,.......,.
60l-HO W. CMlt Hy., NI
14t•7flt -MJ.otl1
Penondll1ed
Lu~ry
Continentals
Sedans, Co~pes, Con·
vertibles. Your choice of
attracUve colors and ln ..
terlors. Naturally all ~ equipped with all the
luxury car power fea-
tures you expect. Som~
have automatic speed
control, FM l Stereo.
tape systms, etc., e~
See to appreciate them
condition and beauty. ~ PRICED AT A
Savings to you
with
Factory Warranty
Affortl The Finest
MERCURY
1967
Mercury
S~. Monterey 2 • ctr:
HT. Beaut. lime frOAt
finish w/black int. &: M landau rt. Eqpt w/auto
tran1, Rj:Jt, 20,000 act. ml. Traded in by orig.
owner. Priced for qulok
sale.
$2695
Factory Warranty
Performance
Ir Style
1964
Buick Riviera
Beautiful original turqu·
oise finish with black in·
terior. Has all the power
equipment plus all tM nice Riviera features in-
cluding air conditioning.
This car reflects the care of the original owner
who traded It in. See
this car
$2395
Luxury
Sport Coupes
1964
Corvette
Stlngra,y Coupe. Ideally
equipped for &ood per·
forrnance and eomlort.-able driving. Automatic
trammission. pow e~
sturlng, powel' brakdl,
powt'r windows. facto~
air l'Ondltloning. AM ...
Fllf radio. New tires -;
37,000 actual iniles -
one owner
$2795
'64 Pontiac .
GRAND PROC. Beautiful I co r b r o n ic finish wi~r white Interior. Fut. ly factory equipped plut I
automatic transmission; I radio, h e a t e r. powel"
steering, Ji(iwer brakei; A
factory air condltlonlnir. New tJres. Excellent ap-
pearanct' and condltion1
Low. Low miles.
$1795
Vacation
TI me
1964
Ford
Counlll' sedan Sta. Wag
Wonderful first or uc-
ond car. Automatic
transmission, r a d I o, heater. power stttrint.
factory air cond. New ltrrs. Shows good care.
$1695
·SPIC I AL
PURCHASI
Froin
FORD MOTOR
COMPANY OF
\
1967 MustalMJS
1967 Cougars
1967 Mercurys
Coupes. Sedans. Coai-
vrrtlblcsl •• Colony Park Station wagons. !!quip.
ment rhoice FROM au·
tomaUc tranamlalofl. radio, heater and pow•
stMring TO full power,
factory a.Ir condition!_~ etc. All 11rf' llkr new _..,
lo'v mllr-3. Prices Start t23't•
P•ctory Warranty•
JONNSON & ION·.r
UNCOIM MllCUH •
0,. ....... '*"' w. ~ "' .. "' 141e7R1 -.. Mtl1
• i
--DAD,Y PROT EDITORIAL PAGE
The l(ennedy Campaign
Robert F. Kennedy bas inv<Aded California. usin:;t
his unlimitea tamny .rumtf" to l>rofecr hts tmage'" orr 'fV
and by every other means of ma ss communications in
an efiort to win the CaJifornla Democratic primary
June 4.
After playing it sale and le~ g the courageous. i! somewhat colorless. Sen. Eugene McCarthy buck the
great odds in New Hampshire, K n~dy quickly found
his courage and his cause. And moved in hard and
fast with his principal political a set -the outpouring
of the Kennedy family millions.
Hls principal appeal is the image of ti,is late brother
-but so far lh.e substance of that image is lacking.
His campaign to date is an exercise in emotional
arousal and contradictions. He plays fast and loose
with the facts of the record of thls country. and hi!\
own record (including his part in the Bay of Pigs and his
brother's decision that it was necessary to fight tr\
Vietnam.) And he refuses to risk confrontatjon with
McCarthy in debate, preferring apparently to outspend
him ralher than to try to outlhink him.
Nothing in his record or bis campaign performance
so far shows Bobby as fitted for the pr.esidency. The
highest office in the most powerful nation on earth calls
for an intellectual integrity, a de~b and a consistency
that Bobby Kennedy bas yet to demonstrate.
Eugene McCarthy, lacking the near bottomless pit
of Kennedy-clan money, has nevertheless come through
to the American people as a man of sincerity. of con·
viction and of high principle -however much the
majority of Amencans may disagree with his basic
tenets. He hasn't the organizational backing or funds
to go very far. and the Oregon and California primaries
are likely to dash his hopes.
Three other candidates, who have really ju~t been
warming up for the hard campaigning ahead, all offer
far better training and experience for the presidency
than virtually any other non-incumbent candidate in
the history of the nation.
They are, of course, JUcbard Nixon and Nelson
Rockefeller fol' the Republicans and Hubert-Humphrey
for ,the Democrats.
Rockefeller, a pragmatist with demonstrated skill
Jn ~overning the most complex •tate politically, in the
nation, ~lso ha~ had !nvalua~le e~pertence at the nation-
al Jevel in dealing with fore1gn affairs. He also is show·
ing up in the polls as the strongest candidate the Re-
publicans can nominate it they really want to take over
the exec!Jlive branch of the federal government in 1969.
Richard Nixon, darling of the GOP party wheel-
horse~ :--and deserv~ly so for bis unwavering zeal in
supporting party nom10ees and fund raising -bas
probably had more on-the-job training for the nation's
highest office than any man in history. He is offering
(a "new i1mag~·· in h
1
i
1
s skilllul campaigning, but he itill
has the ·otd image of the loser to overcome.
. Hubert Humphrey is the best qualilied, most ex·
per1enced among the Democrats. But his image is''foul·
ed" in tw~ ways : Once rated among the most vociferous
of ultra-hberals as a founder and prime-mover of
Americans for Democratic Action, he has been temper-
ed in bis views by "on the job" training as President
,Johnson's Vice President and world-wide emissary. So
Humphrey today is "tarnished" among his former left·
ist supporters and distrusted by much of the long·mem-
oried Democratic Old Guard.
On the disturbing issue of "buying the election''
through sheer dollar power to buy TV and other mass
media exposure. Nelson Rockefeller is the one GOP
candidate who can match Bobby Kennedy and if need
he. lop him . But RockefeJler has so far shown greater
restraint. greater dignity on that score. and a com·
mendable desire to campaign on th~ gut issues facing
the nation.
Nixon can attract strong financial support. and has
done so, as has Humphrey. But good citizens every·
where w~ll join in ~e hope that not money power, but
leadersh1p power. will determine the winner in lhe end.
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Medical Men's Reader Agrees Senator's Actions •Ridiculous'
Unconscious
Arrogance
Dear
Gloomy
Gus: 'Schmitz Un belie va b ly Be h i nd T i mes'
t was lecturing to a medicaJ meeting
in Ma<llion, WisconsJn, not Jong ago,
and afterwardl me of the doctors
came up to me and 18.id, "You must
have a fine doctor."
Puzzled, l asked why, and he
replied. "I hell'd you lecture 15 years
ago at the Uniwnity fil Jllinois, and
you look so much better -and even
younger -than you did then."
Pleased and nattered. I mumbled
r me polite inanity. but refrained
1·,~m asking the ob'vtom question:
Why did he think ~ WU due to my
doctor ?
rF I HAD BEEN Jec:turJng to a
group of preacben, would a preacher
come up and augeelt 1 bad a fine preacher, becauae J ,._ looking 110
good? Or a group of lawyers? Or tax
acccountants -which might be matt
to the polnl?
Actually, tiler• is an amusing (and
largely uncooecious) • r r o I an c e
associated with the medical pro-r ession. 1t people look bad. they
assume there is something physically
\\Tong with them; if people look good,
they attribute it to U:le eoncem and
m:nistratioos of eome ttlYrician.
BUT MANY PEOPLE look bad
~imply because they are unhappy.
Fear and frustration and joylessnes~
a:count for more unattractiveness. in
my opinion, than any organic cc func-
tional impairment of the body. And
people who look good, m the whole.
tend to be satisfied In their work and
I 11ee in the paper that the g.reat
''impartial'' League of Women
Voters is having a joint meet·
ing with the United Nations
Association. If they are so al·
mighty unbiased I wonder when
they are going to give equal time
lo the John Birch Society?
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gratified in the~r play.
Physical well-being is certainly the
broad foundation on which a life must
rest. a sine qua non, but while it is a
nece1tary condition, it is not a suf-
ficient condition for either looking
good <¥r feeling good. As an analogy,
we must drink water in order to
11urvive, but we could drink a gallon a
day a.nd still be ill or miserable.
BECAUSE DOCTORS are able to do
so much In one important area, they
make the natural mistake of assuming
that rectifying an ailment restores or
revivifies a personality. And this. I
think, accounts for the persistent
hostility by the geneNll doctor toward
the psycbiatric specialty -for the
specialty tends to cast doubt on the
wholly mechanical and materialistic
approach cl the average doctor.
And this\ doctrine is so pervasive
that millions of people go from doctor
to doctor. seeking the magic formu~a
that will make them look better and
feel better -wholly unaware that the one affliction most likely to turn us old
before our time is the shriveling of
spirit that no stethoscope can hear or
no microscope detect.
To the Editor:
I would like to congratulate you on
your excellent editorial appearing in
the May 23 edition of your newspaper.
You brought to Light. extremely well,
the gross inefficie~y of John G.
Schmitz. You also brought forth some
of h.is ridicuJous actions in the state
Senate.
His beliefs are unbelievably behJnd
the times. I'm only thankiul that our
government isn't run by more in·
competents like John G. Schmitz.
HIS VlEWS ON (air housing. sex.
education. and our overall educational
system in California shows. quite ade·
quately, his asinine bigotry.
His defeating of the bill concernin~
the governing of the sale of pro-
phylactics was one of the most un·
believably stupid moves ever made by
a member of the California state
Senate.
I certainly hope when the term Qf
Mr. Schmitz runs out. the people will
make a more intelligent choice in fill·
ing his position.
MIKE LaRUE
'Tlt.ey're Not Ogre1'
To the Editor:
-In reading Elizabeth Lancaster's let·
I.er (Mailbox. Ma y 201, once again I
am made aware of the lack o(
knowledge on the part of man v 1·eople
with regard to the detalls · of the
purchase of real property, and the
continued opinion of most that the
builder. the seller and the lender are
the ogres of any transaction.
GOP Writes White Paper
Contrary to popular belief. the mere
signing of the necessary papers and
the handing over of the down paymenl
does not fully consummate tbe sale in
our state. I sympathize with all buyers
who have been caught in the interest
rate change on FH~ and VA lll3ns:
however. 1 feel this young cnuole
should havl! been made awarP 1)1 the
mechanics l)f c o m p I e t i n e their
purchase. W ASHlNGTON -A RepubllcaJ\
"white paper" detailing the John@on
and Kennedy administrations' alarm·
ing neglect in the development of new
military weapons, including long-range
missiles, could become as important
a d<X!urnent in the 1968 campaign as
the late President Kennedy's missile
gap charges in 1960.
· In addition to showing that Ken·
ntdy's widely publicized charges we~
completely unfounded, Republican
leaders ari! planning during the com-
ing presidential campaign to th<>rou~h·
ly document tile dan!leroui; new wear·
ons lag.
Plans alrt'ady arf' under way lo
highlighl th1s crucial df>fense issue in
the platfonn the Republicans are
drafting for their national ronvention
ln Miami Jn August. .
PREPARED BV the national secur·
lty task torce of the Republican
CO<Yminating Committee, wh.ich in·
eludes two rcxmer defense secretJ\r1es
and three ex·members of the .Joint
Chima of Starr. the blistering GOP
attack will ~ter around the finding:
''Thls nation's development of mili-
tary weapons has oot bttn progruaing
at a pace equaJ to t ither the acctltr· .uni spiral of .science. and technology
or the expanding Soviet threaL" PointbtJ out that "The peece and eecurity of tn. U.S. and the free world ~ at .take_," the GOP "-1\ite paper''
dttrl'fl, ''The admlnJ1tr1tlon'1 pre1-·
em· dtfenae poUcie• wlll deprl_ve
America of technological 1upertortt1 ottr Rusaja in ttw ~velopmellt CJ(
otW wupoo1."
·•fearful l~l new dt\'@lopmenq
mi&tit provok@ llDdeatrable So¥11C re-
edfons." ~ R'PUblkans 1t~t.e. '1the
adm inistrat.ion has failed to exploit
boldly new concepts in sc.ience aAd
technology, which has resulted in the
Sovleu catching up and passing the
U.S. in many new weapons develop·
ments."
,\Cl'OROING TO the GOP "white
paper." the U.S. military supcr1or1ty
today is largely a legacy from th e
Mlmin1stration o{ former President
Eisenhower.
"In the all·lmportant strategir arc11.
for example, the post·Elsenhower ad·
ministration inherited both the Mln·
uteman and Polaris systems.'' ttw>
paper stales. "Our stratestic bomb·
ers. the B-52s and 8·583 were devel·
oped prior to the 1960R."
In strUdng contrast; the paper
charges that ln the Johnson and Ken·
nedy administrations. ''There has t>Mn
no new developmtr1t of a bomber as a
bomber. The modificatioo ot the F'-111
I au rectotly grounded) does not sig-
nificantly advan~ the state ot the art,
nor can It adequately perform the
mlS1Jlon required ol • new ttr•tecic
bomber.
"lD the .,..t llftD 1ffl'11 th'-ad· •
miniatraUoa llM aol devdoped or
produced a =ze of UJ new 111.tt-continllltal mJnlln ( TCBM)
~Item.'' WbOe tM U.S. ,utubJ MDda 1UIJ
uoder preHnt dlf9llll _poUciet. tbe
GOP plllll'' arpet. tbe R1M'8N are fOlnl ..._. fall .-mn fn dlftl.,_,
..... lamily ol m.IA\lft. bomb9n.
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HAVING SIGNEO their paper~ on a
Saturday, handing over the balance of
their down payment. they would have
experienced at least a delay until
Tuesday before their purchase could
have been consummated, inasmuch as
the documents and the down payment
would have to be deliv ered to the
escrow a n dl or lender. and l h en the
necess~ry deeds and trust deeds
trans~1tted to the title e<>mpany for
recordm~. In order for the title com·
panr to provide the besl possiblr pro-
tection for the buyer. as wrll as lhe
lender. documents should rrrord at 8
a.m.
These machanics al one woulr\ have
made i~ Impossible tn recnrtl the
transaction until the fatal Tue•ciay
mo~ing a,t the earliest. II nf this 1s
predicted in all of tht> requirem rnh of
the lender havina been met 1n ·ac~
B1 G~•r1~ ---.
Dur George:
Are you tryin~ to ht funnv• As
the chairman of our local :'Sup.
port Eugene McCarthy" Chapter
l wrote you, in all 1eriousnct1
for 1 suue.uon for a gooa cam:
paip 11o,..,. What kind of a silly
alopn did JOU send btck? .. 1 LI1U!: IKE!" Have you nll>Pfd'
CONCERNED D£MOCRAT ~ar Worried:
Oon'tlmodl SUc:teSI. 1t W-Ofked
Mee. dld.D't It?
lSend 10Qr problems la c;.,.141 and tee •hit happen,, lfut doti•\
iq we dkln't Wtrn you.)
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T.et.ters from readers are we£come.
Normally wri ter& should convey their
~essages in 300 w&rck or less. The
ngM to condense Letter& to f it space
or eliminate libel is ruerved. All let-
tus must include signature and mail·
mg address, but names will be with·
held on request .
cordanct with certain governmental
regulations, b o t h state and federal
which lenders must adhere to in th~
processjng and completion of any loan.
ll these requirements have not been
met. this can result in additional
delay,
TO ANSWER Mrs. Lancaster·,
question, the ''deadline" for change of
rate was and is. determined by the
government, which is also responsible
for effect.Ing any increase. not the
11ellers or the lenders. In fact. we had
fully expected the increased rate to
become effective on Monday, May 6th.
As to the points the sellers pay. on
May 3~d. m~st sellers were paying at
least five points: as of May 8 thjs was
reduced to approximately 411.i points :
and ~urrently the markt:t requires ap·
proximately 6'h points. I f,aU to detect
any "huge" savings by sellers.
AL mOUGH THERE has b e e n
much effort on the part of the real
estate i~du~try .to educate the public
on the tnt.Iicac1es of buying. selling
and borrowing with regard to r e a I
property, it is more than evident from
Mrs. Lancaster's letter thal we are
experienceing little success. I 11hould
like to suggest that she contact the
public re~ation~ department of any one
of the f 1 n e title companies Ln o u r
area. or even her banker. a11d seek full
information on the actual mechanics.
In fact. if more people would do thl5, it
would help us to eliminate the im·
pression that the builders. the sellers
and the lenders are the Simon Legrees
of all time.
Sincerely yours
B. A. JNDIANO
Mr&. Lancaster complained that. al·
though paper work on a house trail·
saction wa& completed by tht buyers
May 4. the interest rate wa.t raistd
May 1. She felt tht bu11ers &houlrl
not hove been penalized for the sell·
er's mtdl or the lt'nder ngtncy·~ df'·
/(11/.
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To the Editor:
-Editor
In your May 24 ~tory on th' Pres~
Club match against the county's l:J.
yeer-old apellmg cbamplor1, you nottd
that t spelled 1cqulttal (1-c-q·u·i·M.a·
t l incorrtctly -roe the second con·
secuUve yew. At least J'm consistent.
I Just keep leaving out that ~ood t.
(It don hive two t'a -doesn't It?)
AnyhGW. thanks for the company. In
yaur deli&btful ~nt ol our spellina alaqlrter . 1aur ltory • p e I l a d ~a "1'0lll -twice. Well, wt...,...
DON ANGEL
L.A.'nmea
Cotta Maa
.. IHlewt• 1t' .. Cere
To .. Edit«: Aftlr dbcu•linc tile 1> r op o 1 e d
tMl•a alb' canic:alam tn YM M11 U
.-.. ad tM llUlr from Sit-W)MI ~ nom..-cawndq mm,.
Jng the American Oag. Heather
Heusser. an eighth grade student at
Davis .fr. High in Costa Mesa. was
able to express in writing the feelings
of the majority of my classes.
We as adults should -remember her
words when we feel discouraged over
the future of our country. There is
hope for a greater America because
the majority of the students in my
classes are like Heather Heusser:
vlt-ally interested in the United States.
P.L.C.
Heather's .,tatement follows:
-Editor
WE CARE
We are students, tomorrow's world
and part of tod~'s. We're not as ig·
norant as some people think: we
know what's happening In the world -
the wars, raclaJ violence, and political
conflicts. We lc:now and we care: the
majority of the people In the world do
care. but It's the minority that g e t s
the most publicity.
L~ you were a newspaper editor.
which would you publish "The People
of Lakeview Send Presents to Poverty
Stricken Vietnamese" or. "Riots
Again Today -3 killed -20 injured'"~
I would liked to have read about the
~ople of Lakeview and I'm sure the
soldiers stationed in Vietnam would
too.
TODAY'S PAPERS are pr i n t e d
with only those facts needed to get a
paper sold, not caring about those
articles of people who care. The
articles .h~ve to be exclting ar.d tragic,
or else 1t s located in the back pages
o: . not at all. . Most good, average
c1~zen_s get .lh~tr names in the paper
twice u1 their hves, once under births
and o n c e under deaths. Nothing iii
mentioned about how he cared and
helped the problems of his days.
It's probably disheartening to you to
think about the, "Hippies and Flower
Chlldren" and then the future of our
country. But they won't be a part of
that future. We. the students who care
and try hard for our grades will be
tomorrow's government. businessmen.
and lawyers. We will be the ones to
make the ohanges that are needed in
the future. And ~e care.
HEATHER HEU SS ER
Aid i. Sm•t Peflfller•
To the Editor:
If it ls .true that Rafferty "Vows War
on Smut" <headline, DAILY PlLOT.
May 21), Cheo Mr. Rafferty is guilty of
aidipg the smut peddlers, .because
when a spccllic thing is declared
obsceM by someone illte bim it makes
the public' more anxious to investiga~
th!_i.'._'pernopa,pby" be objects to.
"'"en people are denied 4omethlng,
tf'ley wift nOt rest until they get It.
When th1l something ii f r e e I y
av~ lbe people lost leterest. And
that "'81 for gambling, progtltutJl)n.
nectlnt qr anything e111e 'tliat the
prudes tbrnk Is sinM. '
THE PROHIBITION ol al~obol dur·
Ing Plietldenta Willaa't, HarcMa~' . CooHdge11 and Hoover's terms.
the tr--1c relUlt ot It, thould not
for1otten. but It Ues in with all the
PfOpoaed t a b 0 0 S t.bat pll fUe t!le American peopie tocky.
Max Rafferty ii • amart cookie, ad
J bftitatt ~ belie'fe that .. Would UM
the Hamut" pmlet to farthtr bll
poUt.lcal lldnntqe. But. Db U.. late wm a.,_ r only kmw what J reac1 •
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which has remained with me so that I
just had to share it with your readers.
A tanned young man approached
some people who were passing out
literature for Sen. Eugene McCarthy.
The young min said to them : "I'm a
paratrooper and I'm returning to Viet•
·nam in a few days. Could I have some
McCarthy buttons to lake back with
me?''
THE VO~UNTEERS looked surpri~
ed so that the young man continued :
"Sure. the guys over in Vietnam are
going to fight for their countrv as har<I
and as long as they have to."But they
know that ii it weren't for McCarthy,
we probably wouldn't be having peace
talks now. McCarthy started the ball
rolling and a lot of guys thin.It he's the
one to keep it rolling. Nobody wants to
come home more than that guy out in
the jungle ... "
This brave young man has been on
my mind ever since. Seems to me thP
best way to support our servicemen is
to end thi! war as soon as possible.
DORIS RIZZO
Drug• for Klelu
To the Editor:
1 wish to say something to this
J.S.T. person (Mailbox, May 21) about
his /her letter concerning how seUish
these "pot users" and "LSD addicts"
8!e· This person says they can't face
hfe and are "ill" because they live in a
world or hallucinations.
In the first place. "on" people use
drugs to find and learn things about
li~e. Some people only use drugs for
lacks. I don't Ulink it's a matter o(
rebelling against their parents. Even·
tua~ly they will find out something ancf
will want to find out more. He/she wilt
rea11ze that he was wrong and how
dumb he was for using drugs for
kicks.
r AGREE THAT some people are
1 a i y and think only of themselves.
They are wrong. Most 1>f the people
who don't use drugs are so wrapped
up in making themselves happy tbey
aren't aware of other people trying to
bring ligbl to other people. They aren't
and can't communicate right with
other people. They aren't opening
their minds.
So, Y o u people who use drugs for
kicks, get on t() the wonderful ex·
p:?riences of learning what the real life
is all a b o u t. And you people w h <'
haven't tried drugs, don't condemn it
because you don't know anything
•bout it. You have to try It. Or. people
have put things In. your mind and you
are ao completety a~nat it, you are
closing yoor miod. Open up! c.w.
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