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Home My WebLink About1968-05-29 - Newport Harbor Daily Pilot... ' 1 s. d 1t r, a t· e h I: ·e ·d :y y, :e ,II 18 lo in 0 is ut sh ~e a 1e lit ~r of n· id ill re !S. le !d !Y to 1't th 1g or X• fe 0 it 1g le )I) re v. VOL 61, NO. 129, 7 SECTIONS, 66 PAGES McCarthy's Win Slows RFKDrive • PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -Sen. Eugene J. McOarthy has acored an Oregon upget to refuel his campelgn for the White HOUie, and Sen. Robert F. Kennedy has cooceded defeat in a Democratic presidential primat;' he once said be could not afford to Jose. The Demoor atic riv.als turned today to California wbere they do primary 1 battle again next Tuesday -and where the Oregon surprise is likely to echo. Richard M. Nixon scored a 72 per- cent runaway on the Republican ballot, a>d said that showing virtually eliminated the possilrility that his drive for the GOP presidelltial nomination could be derailed. The derailing was d-One on the Democratic side, where McCarthy was captCUing 45 percent of the vote to Kennedy's 39 percent. McCarthy said that should silence people wllo question his credentials as a real contender for the nomination, and have asked whether he will wind .. up supporting Kennedy or Vice Presi· dent Hubert H. Humphrey. Humphrey was an a b s e n t berteficlary of Kennedy's Oregon set· back, even though he never set a cam· paigning foot in the state. Kermedy argued across Oregon that Humphrey is bis real rival for the nomination~ The vice president came to the race too late to enter the primaries, but be bas been criss-cross· ing the n&tion, working to line up con· vention delegate support. The Oregon outcome is likely to make that quest easier. Kennedy Ready For State Debate With McCarthy LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Sen. R-Obert F. Kennedy today anciouncecl his wilHngDl!.$S to debate Sen. Eugene McCarthy in Cel:ifornia. The Ne-x York Mnat«, who suffered his first primiry defeat at 1he bands of McCarthy Tuesday in Oregon. said be was acceptina an invitation to meet the Minnesota senator and Vice Preli· dent Hubert H. Humphrey in a broad· cast debate Sunday two days before Californiam vote their choices for president. . Kennedy told newsmen the resu1tl of the Oregon primary "set back bil pro- psects (for tbe nomination)." He add- ed be "could lll·aff ord the defeat." Kennedy said at an airport news conference be hoped that Humphrey would join the debate (IMUes and Answers, ABC) but made it clear he was setting no conditions and would appear for the encounter whether or not the vice president participated. Before the Oregon defeat Kennedy had refused to debate Mee.thy, despite repeated challenges, onles• Humphrey also was involved. Humphrey is not eJUftd In the California primacy. He baa aaid he •ould not make any appearances in primary states until after t h e primaries. Kermedy flew here today after watching el~on returns come in Tuesday Dilbt in Oregon. ~A~ Weatlaer U"T ...... RESIGNED -Grim-faced Sen. Robert F. Kennedy concedes his de- feat in Oregon primary election late Tuesday as equally grim-face<f Rep. Edith Green of Portland stands nearby and listens. Be~ord Drive Beach Cyclist Tours Golf Course What undoubtedly will stand as a reeord drive on tll8 fa1nray1 of Irvine Ct-' ~·CW. ih Oorena de I Mar 'wls 1.0gied early: Tudtf'1 morn- ing. The drive involved the hot pursuit of Huntington Beach motoreyclist Don· ald R. Schuler, 21, as he drove hi s machine across the golf course - plD'Sued by a 'Newport Beach police squad car. Officer David Dourn said the cyclist was finally nabbed between a fence and a hedge at a far end of the course, in a pincer movement execu· ted by Dourn and a country club em- ploye. Schuler, of 9601 Flounder Drive. Huntington Beach, allegedly covered the traditional 18 holes llckety split after be veered off Pacific Coast High- way in an atempt to elude Douro. The orocer said he first noticed the ~cllst whiz by J,mbone Road on j)li: Coast lllgbw~ lbbUt 7 a.dl. ., ~; "I attempted to pace the defendant, and noticed I had reached 65 mph and was not gaining " Doum reported. He said the suspect departed from the h.ighway, shot across a parking lot. up a service road end then onward across the greens. Doum followed, red lights flashin g and siren wailing. Doum said the cyclist bounced over mounds, around sand traps an d at one point, scattered a group of employes to the wind as he flashed through the middle of them. Schuler was arrested, when ulti- mately cornered, and reportedly said of the chase: "I tried to escape because I could· n't afford anoth.er citation." New Petition Supports Police in W. Newport The latest petition score stood at 2-1 in favor of police today as West New. port residents continued to debate whether certain officers have bar· aseed apartment dwellers in the 221X> blocl. of W. Ocean Front. The apartment peop~ turned in a complaint with 2IJ signatures saying police were picking Oft them. Since then, oUle!' residents have filed two petitions carrying a total of 145 signa- tures giving police their full support. The most recent petition, received by Police Chief James B. Glavas Tuelday, ns signed by 74. Evidence from a DAILY PILOT SW'Vey indicates if harassment is coming from any quarter, it is from the apartment people. At the same time, results or a two· week police Investigation into the charges turned up nothing to s.upport the charg~s. according to Assistant Police Chief Merrill Duncan. "We've checked all of the tickets issued down there, and we find they are for violations." Residents of the block in question had claimed that they "could wall- paper a mausoleum with the tickets written for petty, unfou nded, dumh thjngs." Responded Duncan after hi s inve-. ligation: "There weren't nearly enoul!h tickets to paper a mausoleum. Therr were maybe a haH dozen, which i~n·t unusual for a beachfront area." The irate n sidents had stated their ranks included "a complete variety of regular working class people." a~ well as engineers and designers. City officials said they checkrcl their records and determined that only two of the ?.8 petition signer~ (See PETITIONS, Page 2) No Casla to Bur" Uta.es . . - N.Y. Steeb JEN CENT~ ·City P.ay -to CliuW? 6.8 Percent Hike for 450 Urged By JEROME F. COLLINS ot •DllJPllltltllll A conwlting fhm bu recommended pay increases avenging U percent for Newport Beach city employes. If city councilmen approve the in· creases as proposed, mun i c i pat payroll costs in 1~ would be upped some $290,000 over current total~. The recommendations are the result ol " $6,400 study undertaken by GrH- lenhagcn-Kroeger, Inc., public ad· Man Slain l1i Santa Ana Union Fight Murder. ironic ally that of an in· nocent ·victim. broke up a union meeting .in Santa Ana Tuesday night when ~ member. stepped between two men'.tn a quarrel, juft as one pull· ed a guQr shoot the ot6er. Robert' avis, 46 of Torrance. was shot in face and dled at Orange County , 'cal Center an llour alter lllaking fatal move ln front of Ewe ll hit~y" Edwards, of 5531 Abraha ve .. Westminster, who was the inte victim. Leigh A. Stines, 59, of 12.531 Mer- rill St., den Grove, was later book· ed on s 'on of murder for the 8:30 p.m. sbttUng at Plum"*.W Steam· fitters fjloq' "· · . . Santa Sgt John Davidson and P Price rustled to tht at '!J9()4 Bolsa Ave., after t ol a enMeOM ucl road Davis lying on the floor. Stines was arrested at the scene and a .2a caliber revolver used Jn the shoottng was recovered, according to iuvestlgators. Coroner's deputies said a slug from thr handgun smashed into Davis' face and lodled in his spine. Stines, Edwards and other union members are being interrogated by delectives today in an effort to determine why the two men became embroiled in the violent argument. About 75 members of Operating Engineers Local 12 were attending a meeting in the aud1torium when the fa tal shooting occurred in the hallway outside. Davia was stepping in to separate the pair, just as Stines drew his revolver, police said. It's School Bells Again on F1·iday Newport-Mesa District students will attend school on Friday although school children in many other parts of the county will get the day off. Thursday, Memorial Day, is a legal public school holiday everywhere. Unhappy pupils won't be able to blame teachers for depriving them of a four-day weekend. The Newport-Mesa t e a c h e r ' s association sought the day off but was told."no" by the school board. NEW YORK (AP) -Gains out· ~munbered J<>s.ses on the New York Stock Exchange today but averages softened as preholiday profits were taken on blue chips. (See quotations P•ges 2&-27). ministration coosultant1: Countilmen hired Ube Los Angeles firm last Oc· t.oer • Mayor Doreen Marslwfil said today the firm's 18-page 5alazy IUI'Vey, com· pleted tbis week, Will be dlscwsed by the council at a special meeting tit 1 a.m. Thursdy. The eariy hour was sot because of t<he lloliday, she explained. City Manage r Harvey L. Hurlburt said he is in "basic agreement" with Griffenhagen-Kroeger'& conclusions. ·Noise Curb The ftnn's recommendatid are twe>-fold: -An across-the-board 5 pen:eot in· crease for all 450 city employes. -AdditiOl\al increases for various job classifications that average out to another 1.8 percent. The adjustments are required, u ys the consultant's report, in order for the city.'s salaries to "be competitive with other public and p r i v a t r. (Set SALARIES, Page%) 'Airport Takeoff Patterns in Effect By .JA<:K BROBACK 01 1111 D1f1Y l'llOI 51111 New lake oH pattcms from Orange County Airport went into effect al noon today as the firm step in an <.ill· out effort to decrease aircraft noise problems, County Director of Aviation Robert Bresnahan announced. Under the regulations as written by the Federal Aviation Administration, an planes 12,500 pounds and heavier. will fly straight out fa-om tbe runway until they reC'leh a l.OOO·foot altitude and then turn to 185 degrees (down Upper Newport Bay)., The 12,500 "1d up limltaUo" will l~ elude priva<e jets owned bY cor• parations al well as airUM plaoos, Bresnahan noted. The a1..iation director told Ah'port Commission members Tuesday nlg:bt that an aJl..Cf'.ay session with interested parties failed to hmnmer out an ac· ceptable noise abatement agreemen1. Bresnahan asked for and got COT'il• mission approval to enlarge the noise abatement committee in an effort to write regulations acceptable to all concerned. Added to the committee will be representatives of the Air Transport Association (airlines), Air Line Pilots Association. FAA. Air California and Air West (formerly Bonanza) and a representative of private flyers. "We found that a committee oI laymen was getting off the track on the noise suppression program," Bresnahan reported. The di-day Tuesday meeting was called because Ule FAA had declared the anti·noise ordirnlnce adopted by the airport commission ''illegal." Other aviation groups had objected to possible fines and imprisonment threatening vio lators. FAA manager John Hilton of Los Angeles told tbe meeting that federal regulations of aircraft operations have preempted local control. "We certainly couldn't have cities and couoties trying to control air space," Hilton said. Copter Crash Report P1·oves False Alarm The reported crash of a miUtary belico~ ~g1heast ol Laguna's ~op ut the World al noon Tuesday proved to be a false alarm. M a r i n e helicopters coordinating wiUt ground units combed tbe area searching unsuccessfully through the early afternoon. Police aaid Gloria B r o w 11 , playground supervisor at Top Of the World School, reported what WH believed l.Q be a crash after· a twin· rotor copter angled down sharply over the scbool. Mrs. Brown lost sight of the craft but believed it to be in trouble. Youngsters told her and later police U1at it struck a ridge two or three miles distant and then fluttered over the ridge and out of sighL Other adult residents of the Top or Lhe World area who saw the helicopter be'lieved it was in trouble because oC its proximity to the ground a rate o( descent. Meanwhile, o£ficla1s at the Marine Corps Air Facility in Santa Ana acknowledged that there was a helicopter overdue, which initially con- tributed to the belief that there had been a crash, Later, all cl'aft there were ac- counted for, police said. . -•• The fog keeps creeping in and ·the mercury keeps dropping, Forecuter Gordie Shields loots for increued mist with a high of 88 on the c:oaat for Thunday. INSIDB ftDAY 60 Poles Jam Jamboree Taoo South Cocut commumt11 tlitll&trt, &he Lagu114 PlaWMUN and ihe RancM Commtcfthf/ Plaum, optn MooW dromoa &Ail 1DHk C11 ~ HUOft c:u'1ain cio.tr1. S t e Enitrtammnt. Pool II. c':":. • .. .! . =:" .1i =-""-: ........ " E""'. • ..= ,... Clllll " ---. ,. ............ u ...... ......... --" .......... .............. -c.mr .. .......... ,,. .. ... n• ........... ..., """""" . ,..... " ....., . ......... ll ........... By BRUCE BENSON Ot"" 09lly .......... Like healthy weeds, a Cl"OIJ ot power poles has apr-ooted up along Jamboree Roed. . Tbe¥' udette-ed 8J'OMb rfllecu the lack ol -tnf munidpel insecticide in the cJty todet of Newport Beach. Tbe poles, ~ men than eo on ~ e.t tkle of amborft from PacWc <»eat Hi.8'>WeY to Peli.lades Road, have spun-ed the wrath of 9eftfal l'ftldents In tbe ldja~t EMlt>lulf aree. · Conlip\aiDed one w~ t.o tht DAI· t.Y PILOT, "When Uris tract w.s 11.1b- dlv'idecl th.-e •11 • lot of fancy talk ~ bOw all the utWUes were un· e dergromid. Andllow look \\bot U1cy'1r dor.e. "On the atl'ee\ running J>a'l ti'1c en· tire netgbbcxbood ll:ley've gone and planted those ugly poles." An inwst1g•tioo disclosed how the pole.festooned roedslde got ttiat way : 11ie ~ ,PQlea were installed by 1he SoWbem C.Wornia Edison Co. But ltley wer. not limply a new batch. They are re,>&acements tor older poles, .ccordin1 to Ralph C. Kiser . Edleoc d1.strict s~t. Some ~nl)' exbts as to jusl how •nd wben 1hey were rep~rtd. ~ T. Devlin. Newpert B~<'h public wwa dlrtct«. said oJd polts • were taken doWn to make room for the r~ widening of Jamboree Road. lie Mid the old poles w-«e down ror "quite a few months" bef'ore the new OOUWWlputup. 84lt ~ Mid ttJe job was a "rear· nncement'' from otd Poles to new, Ind .. t tie otd ones weft kept ~ un- tU the new one. were put in. There is, lt appears, no provision In nund pal ordtnlnct.s obliging 'Utility com,,.nles to place wires underground that art belq nptaced •long public ICAld•CJ•· KJJer Mid. however, that a program ls llDdet WIY to replace a1 least somr (8-POLES, Pa~ J) NIW OLD POLIS -This is the sight along Jambortt Road tllat baa n.elghborbood residents up in arms: ne.w crop of power poles wbicb Southern Callfomla Edison Co. says an replacemeots for older poles. I' • ( '~ .t ---------________________________ ..,...._,.. ........... ----~--"'-.. ,,,,,,,e; _________________ _-...;.... _____ .....,.. ~..--.--__ _._,, _ _. ----~ .-.---' __ ....,. ... ~--.""'-!!- • _ ____, __ _ / WtdMsday, May 29, 19te .. • ... •.· -1 • Ex-addicts . ....,.. . Newport Oka}rs P0tES • • • el.15Ung ov•head wires with un· deraround conduits. • t,f nder auidellnes at.• up by tile . Industrial Park · Cl11fGl'lia PUbDc: UWIU. eo..'Dlaalon (PllC), fhe utility company must set aslde cert&LD money eadl year for conversion projects. By THOMAS FORT\JNE• Of 1M Dal' Plitt SW ' , . De'1elopment of a !ID-acre industrial park just north of the Philco-Ford Corp. 's Aeronutronic plant today has final Newport Beach city approval. The message of adults was mostly lost because they spoke from tbe other side of the fence, but formfr drlJI ad-· diets who-spoke to Corona del liar High School studenta Tuesday may 1'he amowit spent In each city ls based Oil it.1 population. For Newport frvine Co. pl~ for the "campue-Beach, tihe · alnmmt tnis year is aboUt type" complex w01t unanlmOus city $56,000. That would P'aY for about 1,000 council u.Qorsemen! this week. feet or undergrounding, according to The industrial perk will b e Devlin. developed under the cJty's new plan-With sucb timlted· tucds Kiser arid ned community (PC) z on in g · Devlin agreed that priorities rnust be ordinance: PC zoning allows !or con-, c; t.lblishetl on wllid1 roads to de-pole • bave~hit home. ' Woman Jailed Following . Mesa Traf fie Ticket trolled, coordinated land uses of large Hrst. acreage through private master plan, 13e::ause or ils limited traf{fo lor.i.I ~ 'ltloonliglat and Roses' Oiange Coast College's prom will be held tonight at 9 o'clock. on the Stage Court of Fashion Island, Newport Beach. Pictured visit- ing the court are (from left) Bruce Bass and Kathy Frater, ce>-chair- men of the aflair, and MicheaJe Cannon, Miss Costa Mesa, and Tom Aruthunian. Mesa Lions Ready Big Weekend at Fish Fry By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of Ille 0.11, 'lltt Slttl Odds against it are astronomical. but somebody this weekend could: ride a ferris wheel, watch a parade, stuff himseU silly with fried fish, ogle at lovely girls, admire babies and win a 1968 Mustang. All the possibilities -and more - center around the 23rd annual Costa Mesa-Newport Harbol' Lions Club Fish Fry. set Friday through Sunday night in Costa Mesa P.ark. The community festivity. which has become an Orange Coast tradition. begins at 5:30 p.m. Friday and con- tinues on through such highlights as the 10:30 a.m. parade Saturday and the Miss Mermaid Contest at 1 p.m. Sunday . Grand marsh31 of the parade this year is onetime Califomla Angels out· fielder Jimmy Piersall. with a number of other dignitaries and prominent local figures ready to ride. They include Michtale Cannon , 19. current Miss Costa Mesa who is finishing out her reign, along with Qep. Jaml"S B . Utt IR-Tustin ), State Assemblymen Robert E. Badham (R· Newport Beach) and Robert Burke (R-Hunlington Beach) as well a others. More than 1,500 persons are ex· pected to participate in the 21,,·hour parade, from star performers to sup· porting workers and as many as 100.000 persons will witness the show. The Fish Fry is a public service ac· livily which nets a big annual profit for distribution among a host ol youth DAILY PILOT R.wt N. We.4 ......... Ttle1111•• ICff'rll .. ,., Tllell'l•t A. M•,,hi111 INMflllt Ntw JerH1e ,, Cellt11t. H-' 9"Cll CllY I~ JHlt R. c..1.., p,.f Nlut11 ..,.._ ,,,_.,,. ~ Olt«W ....,... ..... OMee 2211 'Wett l•lllee IM. M•ill11t >Mte1•t P.O. a. 1171 U6U • OtW Offleet '-'• -: -.... .., """' Ut11M1 ._., m.,... .a- M\lllllllfltll ltKlll • .... SW•I service groups and clubs. Last year more than-$70,000 was ralsed and the figure could go even nigher tllis year, but a gross esti~ted revenue of at least that much is an· tici pated . . A multitude of prizes has been col· lected and Fish Fry winners must be presP.nt to receive them. Only prize for which the winner nttd not be present is the 1968 sport coupe to be given away at the' magic moment : 8 p.m. on Sundc::.y night. Memorial Day Rites Planned · II). Ha1·bor At·ea The U.S. Coast vuard will fly its flag at half sta!f fTom dawn to dusk Thursday to note the national holiday which will find all schools, banks and c1ty offices closed. · Memorial Day services will be held throughout the Harbor Area. spon. sored by the local American Legion posts. Services will be conducted by American Legion Post 455 of Costa Mesa al 11 a.m. at Harbor Rest Memorial Park, 1625 Gisler in the vet· crans section "featured speaker at the 10 a.m services conducted by the American i.Jegion Post 291 or Newport Beach, will be Maj. Gen. William G. Thrash. El Toro Marine Corps Air Station commander. Ceremonies will be held at Pacific View Memorial Park, 3500 Paclfic View Drive. Newport Beach. Services at Pacific View will in- rlude the presentation of the Newport Beach poJice guard. Post 291's Kings- men Drum and Bugle Corps and the U.S. Coast Guard firing squad from Newport Beech. The" pubUc Is invited to all sel'Vices followed by an open house at the re· spective posts. Schools will be in full session fi'ri· day. a spokesman for the Newport. Mesa Unllied Sdlool District nOOMI. Nurse Retires At Hoag Hospital Mrs. Avery L. Simons, registered nurae and relief nJght supervisor for Hoag Memorlal Hospital, h11 retired after serving oa the staff !or 13 years. She wu recenUy honored by the l\olpital employ•• with 1 d1nner •t· tena.d by 71 at Francois Rettaurant in Huatiftston Beach. '~ Mrs. stmOM wa1 pnaented with an I tnlJ'•~td 1Dver tray and money tree at the farewell party. Sbe and her husband. au~ retired, plan to tour the U.S .. Canada and Mex· lco In their cam~r. "We love Newport 8 .. ch.'' Mrs. Simon said lodllY. ''Md wt will COO• tinut to make our lacilltt between trips nt :wltl4 C1iff Orivf' •· That was th~ impression one got from talking and listenint to students rouowi ng the day-long n a r e o t i c s ·workshop that replaced regular class schedules. Three young men from Teen Challenge seemed to reach many ol the students .emotionally wheTe adults with their presentations of drug facts had failed. James Baldwin. 19-year-old former drug addict from Huntington Beach. poured out his life story with the grateful air of a person back from the dead. , "( started getting loaded at the age of 13 sniffing glue and gasoline." he said.' His path led again and again to jail. to Mexican juice joints and to the gutter. . "( was so paranoid I wanted to hide my face for fear other people would see me like T saw myself," he said. "I was in nothing but biit t(me trou- ble. That's why I took drugs -to escape the trouble. I needed some love." Baldwin said he found that love in Jesus Christ. ··1 don't have to worry about the establishment any more." he said. "I'm rebelling too. But I'm rebelling to the other side." Most of the students sald they did not find the' pitch for Christlanltv com- pelling. but were impressed by the degradation and debasement related by the refurmed drug users. Another speaker. Bob Thiesen of Garden Grove. said, "When I first started smoking the weed nobod:v could ever have told me I would shoot heroin.·· He sajd "I broke my family to pieces. My mother and dad disowned me. When I was only 19 years old I faced a 20-year prison tenn for smug· gling and I prayed for the first time. "All of us in Teen Challenge are head over heels in love with Jesus Christ." he testified. ''This is the trill that everybody is looking for -the trio of eternal life." UCI Episcopal chaplain R e v . Edward Allen. one of 10 adults w~o spoke during the program. said it 1s not drugs that are the true problem any more than alcohol. was in the '20s. The prOtilem. he saJd,. Is a gener~ tion gap-not in commurucatlon but 1~ attitudes. "The dllierence ls the att1 tude toward risk takin~." He said vouth has the beautiful at· tjtude of ''it can't happt'n to me. Almost every l)regnant girl I talk to has this attitude." He stid. ''You can't right the at- titude. Risk taking is part of the pro- cess of becoming mature. Adolescents must find out who they are."' He sald he would leave it to the !ltudents to decide for themselves who is right -they or adults. Fr .. P•e l SALARIES. • • empk>yers." The survey compares c u r r e n t Newport salary klvels with those ol other cities as well • with private in· dustry wh~re comparisonis were ap- propriate. , In most instances. N e w po r t s salaries are below avuage. All the figures are of April, this year. The report adds: "There are 1CVfil'al indications that . 9alary levels with which Newport · competes for qualified employes will be increased significantly between April <:ind July. "A few (agencies) already haH done so as indicated by the average salary ~ase of 6.7 percent granted by the Newport-Men Unified School Districl " Harbor Area school trustees grantee.I the pay boott to teechen three weeks ago. . City Manager Hurlburt stid no pro· vision is made for any city empotye wage lncrtaset in the new preliminary budget. But he said that can be -anJ is expected to be -chs-;ged pwor to adoption of a limil budgeL He pointed out that councilmen ar• yet to take final action on several pro- posed revenue -roising measures that could help provide the income need fur new salaries. FNtlt' P•te J PETITIONS. • • wort re&iajered votMa in Newport Beach. Also, sloct the harassmt!flt com- plaint Wat turned in, ooe block resi- dent was arr.steel on charges of ~.~the American Flag. H1s trial ii ,, apartment of anotber w11 the sce.ne ot u alleged 1111ult and 1bootln1. -still uotbtr 1*900 who said he had atped tbe bar111ment petition ...... 1taQlrbl1 aJoq tbt ltrMt at mJd-day aa if he were drunk, and otben baft beer\ tined OI\ nwner. ous ooc.alcla1 etttiq on their balcony Usttftlnl to loud plaJ1na music a.s. 1M.-'"" hln<-1111. I A Newport Beach woman stopped by Costa Mesa traffic officers for a broken taillight warning is in, Jail to- day after she had to think hard to re- member her name and was unsure of her address. Dora E. Shields, 'l7, ol 224 Newport Ave., was booked into Orange County Jail, under California Vehicle Code provisions for offenders who police beMeve may skip court appearance. Officer Richard FrQ.riksen said he stopped Miss Shields on Newport Boulevard north of ~ Street late Tuesday to warn of her violation, un-def the department's selective trafiic enforcement program. · During the traff.lc stop, l!Oftver. be discovered she bad no driver's license, no registAtion, no proof Of 1988 fee payments and he alleged she told him she wouldn't go to court even if be gave her a citation for the violations. He said she also gave conflicting addresses and paused oddly wben asked her name. ning. compared to oUler arteries, Jamboree Tbe property lies between Jamboree Road ts row on tbe ootem pole. Road and MacArthur Boulevard, east It dcasn't ·meet PUC crite.riit for Of Ea&tbluff. convers1cn, "so without that we woulJ City Planniog Dil'ector JI°: r n e s t need somebody else to pay fc.-it,'' Mayer Jr. noted tbllt a greenbelt will Kiser said. ring the· area, screening lt from the PICK U"' TAB public right of way. · r A total of &ix acres is involved in the A quick glance at the skyline alon~ landscaping. Another three acres will J amboree makes it apparent there be set~for commercial uses, such was co one arour.d to pick up l;be tab as service stations. The commercial du:·iflg the ch-:wige to new pnles. area· iJ at MacArthur Boulevard and Oi~y Engineer Ben Nolan pointed out Bison Road, not yet constructed. lhe conversico program is just in its The rest Of the 12.0 acres wllt be formative stage.>. He precilcted "it's divided into nine sites for research go:ng to be an awful long time befoNe laboratories and li&bt manufacturing all utilities can be underground." firms. City Planning Direct« E r n e s t Building heights, according to PC Mayer, Jr .• said 1tle powtt pole pro· zone conditions approved by coun-. blem is the sort of iasue be hopes an cHmen, will be limited to 250 feet. upcom.itlg, long-r>an«e city "Goals and Among other conditions are the 'plac· Objectives" program will deal with. ing of all utilities underground, screen-Still, the Edison Co. claims it is ing of load.Ing areas and provision or gaining in the overall picture. Kiser two parking spaces for every three said most new homes now get buried employes. conduits. "The Irvine Co. wants this to be a "And in the future it will be ao even campus-type of development," said higher percentage because cities woo't Mayer. "The only way this can be permit overilead coostruction in new aasured is through PC zoning. It tracts." · makes a great deal of sense." The problem area, he agfted, is in Councilmen agreed, as had city getting rid of lines U:iat ~ already in- pWming conunis5ioners one week ago. stalled ovemead. Are you still J.... lIDo you hate your old oven ~ All covered with grime , That old-fashioned oven You scrub all the time~ f You start in the morning ·Til the sun does decline, Grease to your elbows At oven-cleaning time f But there·s a new flameless oven For you and for me . Cleans itself spotless With electricity. f Just a push of a button Saves work and saves time. Cleans up the whole oven For less than a dime. f No more oven cleaninr when you own a ftameleaa, electric ranre with a 1elf-c:leanin1 oven. Flip a awltch, ancl the oven cJ .. na ltMlf • automatically. See your dealer today • Su,.. by Hou·w~ua t.Jnanimou• a PraenteJ by Southern CallfomlB f di son--- I .. ______ .... _ .. . . I .. , de th r<: fl• m fo a CE gr p, th in th C( ~ ~ 'i ..... w pc ca ex nc di m ta M al 0 1 ce he: al! ~e 01 th or te D· a Sil se in H; H1 01 to he Ct "c Yt cc jo 11' 'IC >n et or ls >rt iiit IOO to nd bo >lo r.:I C\! or Id !," !l" 0 re ab IUt ii! l's Ille s l ro· an .nd is ;er ed en n't ew in in· LindfJergJa Memento Thls showpiece at Tallmantz Aviation's Movieland of The Air Museum is an almost exact duplicate of the Ryan monoplane "Spirit of St. Louis" flown solo across the Atlantic by Charles Lindbergh. lt is one of most famous units listed in catalogue for today's saJe. 6 Angry Demonstrators Invade.Supreme Court WASHINGTON (AP\ -Shoutm~ "Viva. Viva." a half.<fozen angry demonstrators crashed their way into the Supremr Court today and hurled rocks through the windows or a main floor office. They werr pushect back by <our members of thr court'i; special police force and left a11 a sort of calling card a button that read, '·N~os v~· ceremos" (we will win l. The violent" outburst came atter A group of about 300 from the Poor Peop~·s Campaign had ai;sembled on the court ~teps to protest a court rul· ing affecting Indian CiS'hing rights in tbe Northwest. Rocks brokr four window~ in fup court's file room. strewing shards of Morse Narrowly Wins Toughest Senate Battle PORTLANO. Orr.. (UPI I -Sen Wayne Morse won thP. to11ghei;1 political battle nf hi~ 2.1-year SenatP career today with a close victory over ~-<:ongressman Robert B. Duncan for nomination to a fifth term. Morse held on to a slim but diminishing lead through most of thP. morning. Then. a recheck of vote tabulations In Lane County -where Morse makes his home -gained him almost 4.000 votes. This gave him 15.5.443 to 150.llOO for Duncan with returns in from 90 ~r cent of the precincts. It marked the toughest battlP Mori;p has ever fa cen. including one he ran against f o r m e r governor a n n secretary of the interior. the late DoogJas McKay. · Morse. former law school dean at the University of Oregon. was originally elected and served two terms as a Republican. Breaking with Dwight Eisenhower in 1952. he became a Democrat has been re-elected twice since then. Duncan. a 47-year·old rathPr nr i;even. gave up hi~ congressional seat in an effort to beat Republican Mark Hatfield for the Senate two year~ ago. He lost to HAUield by a <'lose margin There is no provision for a runoff in Oregon. .etas~ along the floor. and li4artlP.cl several women employes who fled the room shouting. "They're cominR." There was no indication of any in· jury. The dwionstralors Wf're ctrPssed in work clothes and several worp ban- dannu around their necks. On!' wa~ a younj? girl. The po~ice had clost>d the stf'el doors Of the building shortly after the de~tation from the Poor Pf'ople's Campajgn set up what its leader. the Rn. Ralph navid Abernathy. callP.o 8 "viJ{il" on the front steps to protest the fJshint rulinJ?. Howevl'r, one window in !hp file room had not been locked and it wa5 through thrs that entry was iiainf'd. Left beh'ind with the button wt5 a p11ir llf sunglasses. The demonstrators from the Poor People's Campaign had passed out leaflets condemning the ruling on In· t1ian fish1nii rights. They let out oc· cas1onal war shouts and tribal chants. A man 1n Indian feather headdress IPd the marchers, who found the hugP metal doors of the court locked. II w~ the first formal participation in the r'ampaign by a group of American ln- diani; and Mexican-American~ from the western states who arrived in Washin(ton last weekend. A delegation from Resuri't>dron C'r· ty, headquarters for the camprugn. joined in the dem()M(ralJon. OCC CREW STILL NEEDS YOUR HELP With S600 In th~ bank and 1'200 plrr1Jl· ed by the Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Lions Club. the crack Orange CoMl ColTege crew may be headed for t h e Lake Onondaga and the IRA regatta next month. About 1'2.500 will be nredPd lo ~erwi the West Coast junior varshy champs in the international Rowing Association championships 1n New York. Contributions. which a r P. tait ded· uctJble. shoulct be sent to the Oran$!P Coast Col le~e Foundation. 2 7 0 l F'airview Road. Costa Mesa \hPCk~ should he markPct OCC rrPw sn thtty will Jlet into thP rh?ht acrount. "I Like to Fly' Youth 's Explanation for A Buzzinl! Andrew R. "Andy" Mayhall I~ ttown to earth today but for more U111n one hour Tuesday, he had mLH:h of Orenge County up in the ab'. The lt-year-okt Brea reiident. with "only a couple of flying les90M five years aco" buzzed root tops in aeveral c:OQllty communities while on •n H!fiaJ joyride µi a ptaM aDegedly stolen from Or111ge County Airport. MayM.11 WJ8 8f'Tested by •h,.rlW~ de putlH. wh,.n he returnf'tl to the airport. nn chargf's on ~u~plcion or alrpla_nt theft. 1 felonv II,. w11I a~ar I..! Harbor .ftutic11I Olitrict-Court Mon· day for arral1nmem. TM youtll took off about 19 a.m. Tueecla.P lo a l'lntfe.eGf1M Piper ~ Coman<'ht ownect bY .lames <;llbf'rt or 251\5 W. Coa11t Hi~way. Newporl Beach. From that time uoUJ he landed at the airport alller 11 a.m .. he had pollce 11witcbbcmdt buzzing over molt of the north county. Reports or the. erratic flight came In from Santa An"I, Fullerton, Anabtlr11. LA Habra and Brea. Mayhall cllmued his c1per by clip.. ping 1 pow~ line nur Bols11 A venuP snd Q-nt~ Strttt In Santa n• Th is shut olr power In thf' <'011ntv rivk ctnter. lncl11d1nsi lijrbts Md pubbr •lidrr•~ -ystem In t h " ul'ltJ'v1aon ' chambers. Thf boud rMmbf'I". In ~etJlon a1 the tlm~ ~ept rlJbt op talking, however. I) • Dist..,, for Sale J ohn Smith of Park~Bemet Galleries of New York City takes inventory of some one-of-a-kind vintage airplanes in Tallmantz Aviation collection at Or· ange County Airport. The "private air force" amassed by stunt pilots Frank Tallman and his late partner, Paul Mantz, were to go under auctioneer's gavel this afternoon. Police Searching For Two Escaped Insane Convicts SAN f''RANCtSCO t lJPI) -Two dangerous escapees from a 11tate hos- pital for the criminally insane have been reported seen a~ a ~all do:en places in northern CaJilorma. but re· mained at large today as they eluded a police dragnet. "We'~ checking every lip that comes in, because sooner or later one will be right." said San Francisco Po- lice Lieutenant Barney O'Leary. Gerard Gallant, 2.8, a Los Angele~ robber and sex criminal, anct GeorJ?<? Quinlan. 25. a kidnaper from Haw. thorne. e11caped Sunday from At2~c:1· dero State Hospital in Sa n Luis Ohr~· po County. A third escapee. Robe.rt HiJ?uer:i . 28. auto thief and narcotics addicl from Downey. was captured Monday at Pismo Beach a. he dashed into the surf in an effort to elude police. The escapees took a totaJ of r1vP hostages durmg and after their P<· cape. but all were subsequently rp. lease:!. The last one to be freed . Ala~ cadero psychiatric aidt. Frank Svph. la. ~3. was dumped out on a San ~·ran· risco fre-Pway Monday. North Viet s Say Johnson 'Lying' on Vietnam Talks P \RIS lllPI I -The North ViPt· namrse llele,l?ation to the Paris talks Iona) accused President Johnson nr "lvini? ~talPments". Nguyen Thanh Le. chief spokesman for lhp llanoi delegation. told a news cnnferrnC'P the President's statement T11Psda.v nn the Vietnam talks and the w:ir developments was "hypocritical." · Le said .lohnsor. used "false and lying statements ... and turnf'd blaek into " hr t "·" and he i;aid the PrPsldf'nl's cll'mand for a reciprocal J?rsture from the Communists for an American bombing hall was "ahsurct." In hi11 slalcmcnt. Tuesdav . .lohnson told Hanoi it was time to .:mo ve from fantasy and propaganda to thr realistic and constructive work of bringing peace." lie said North Vietnam w~.:; ~endin~ men and supplies into South Vietnam al an unprecedented rate and that thl' ~United States would not allow itsPlf lo bP pressured into halting the bombin11. American sourcei; saict meanwhilr . Johnson had j!iven his full 11pproval to the t11<'tics ad!Jptect hy II . S. Ambassador W. Averell Harrr m11n in ram. Thp lactici< werp reportf'd to in· elude a proposal for immediate rt'ase· fire talks once Hanoi agrePs lo de· escalate the war. The tone of Le'i. statement today in- indicatl'd North Vie tnam had no intention to do ~o. So far the North Vietnamrsl' even refuse to admit thev have troops in South Vietnam. · llarriman. a veteran or man\ drawn out negotiations with the Communist". believes America must stick it out with a combination of firmness and patience while llanoi continues its dai· ly propaganda attacks on U.S. policies and the Sai1Zon eovernment. American officials said alternate Chief Negotiator Cyrus R. Vance will return to Paris Crom his consultations with President Johnson with word llarriman should stick to hrs prest'nt course. Vance flew lo Washington Monday to reporl on lht> deadlockect talks whr<'h resume Friday, 1>41l Y PILOl :J Buoy Now .. Only c1ue· To Scorpion WASHINGTON (AP) -The Navv today reported the sighting or an um· dentified orange object north or an Atlantic 'tlil sUck which has thus far been the only clue as to the possible whet'eabouts of the missing subma· rine Scorpion and its crew of 99. Whether this object -spotted earlv Tuesday .somewhat north of the nil s(jck area -may have been a me~ seoger buoy Crom the nuclear power· ered sub was a matter of speculation. ' Capt. John f'. Davis. who is mom· toring the search effort from the Pen· tagon, said he thought some buoys are orange but he added: "The Navy isn't supposing anything." The oU sUck has not been located, nor has it been tinted to the Scorpion. Its location was noted May 23 by a passing vessel two days alter thP Scorpton sent what turned out to bP i•s final routine message from the Azores. The oil ~lirk was sightPd about 800 miles WPSt of the Azores. Davis labeled thf' orangf' object as a "solitary sighting unconfirmed." He said a uiJor aboard the USS Hydes saw the object about 6: IS a.m. EDT Tuesday but an aircraft over· head was unable to make the same sightinJ? The Hyde~. a Navy refrlgP.rator ship which was not then part of the search, has been ordered to remain in that art?a pendinl? the arrival of other search vessels. At the same time it was announced that the entire stretch of what would have been the Scorpion'~ expectecf course home to Norfolk. Va .. ha~ been covered by air without succe~s and will be scoured again. Thirty nights covering a !iO-mile wide .!'wath were ordered today. ~Jcl:arthy Uuc Sunday In Huntington Beach 1 nemocratic presidential hopeful Eu- dene McCarthy. fresh from his Ore· )?on primary upset victory. is due to arrive in Huntington Beach about 2 p.m. Sunday according to Casey Cha· pl'I. McCarthy's local public rtlation!i representative. MC'Carthy is expected to tour t h e hPach 11rca and thP Huntinitton Reach T'i1>r hut will not givP a formal speech . CHICK IVERSON saved a housewife $83.50 cash ••• every month Sounds like a ridiculous story doesn't it? . She bought a new 'NI from Chick Iverson because she needr.d a car she could hurry around town 1n. She use:. her car to deliver and prck up the krds from school. shopping. and dozens of qurck trrps around town every day. W1th1n a few months she realized she was spending far less on the VW than on her previous car ... a savings of cold cash every single month of about $83.50 ove r a 5 year period. This was pointed out to her by Chick Iverson at the time she was considering the purchase of a new car. Chick Iverson showed he r that by buyrng a Volksw;1gen she would save every month on gasoline. trres. interest on her payments. purchase prrce. lrcense plates. depreciation, repairs and on and on and on. If you want to enjoy Instant economy every month, call Chick Iverson on the Peninsula and get the full story. It's not so ridiculous whtn you can save money like thlt every month. This kind of savings applies to students, retired people, buJineu men, doctors. etc.-no expert· ence needed to qu1llfy for instant economy. Chick Iverson is the H1rbor area's only authorized \NJ and ror~che dealer. Authorized for YQ\Jr protec:tron. . ' \ ... .-..., __ . ~-----· • . 4 DAILY flf\.OT '"1e wife of Australian Prime Mlhlater Jehn Grey Gorton plans to return to her hometown of Ban· gor. Maine, today for the first time ii) 33 years. Mre. lettf n• Gorton, the former Bettina Brown, stated that they had not beeo to Bangot since abe manied Gorton and went to Uve In Australia. • De <;aUlle May Quit Thursday ., PARIS (UP1) -Prtlldeat Om ... de Gaulle 1bmed out ol Pu11 todl.1 to the leclulion ot b1I COUDtl'J bome and then WU m«llltinl 1pecaJadoo he may quit 'ftmsday • tbe oaJ1 bope ol eolvinf the political .S economic c:rllls phmglng Fl'Ulc:e toward bank· ruptcy. There war." no oflk lal confirmation, but the Com,muniat-led General Con- federation of Labor (CGT) called mU· llom ol 1triking worken out ln public demanltrations today to delD8Dd hith· er wages -and tbat De Gaulle end h1s stroncman Fifth Repablic. students again bowled their protests apinlt the GauWst regime Uld fiery left.wing student leader Dlldel Cobo- Bendit slipped back into France and pledged he would lead the 1tudet'lts in a revolution to "destroy capitalism and establish true aocialiam." The naUon ~ained in the grip of paralysis with 10 million workers on strike and other mUliona unable to work. Officials in the finance ministry estimated the strike was t'OSting the nation $1 billion a week of ita gross national product. Already France was dipping into its 16 billion gold and dol- lar resenes that had been so careful· ly hoarded by De Gaulle. Only Tuesday, Fnmcola MJttttrand, leader of the combined leftiJt forces. called on the 77-year-okl De Gaulle to stlep down and call off the June 18 ref· erendlun he has scheduled aa a vote ot confidence. Mitt«rand threw his bat in the ring as a aucceuor, bead· inl a "popular front" government in· David O'Brin, of Frommingho"'9-cludini the CommuniJta. Mau., said joday that 'M 100S "shock· . De Gaulle's authority appeared to eel" by the nc.,U Supre1M Court de· be crumbling from hour to hour and · · h;,.h declared co111titutional there were reportl he would call off CLSIMl to ... the referendum in what could be a a 1965 lato forbiddin{I the burning of humillating defeat It appeared his draft card.I. The 21·year-old protest· goyemmeot waa losing lta grip u suns er waa convicted of burniftg his draft as the discnidited Fourth Republic did h S h B t almost 10 yean •to· ro1d on the steps of t e out os on No reason WM liven for De Gauile' Cou~e m March, 1968. He faces sudden departure. He left by bellco; a riz year senten~. ter for hia home at Colombey·Les· • Justice Hugo L. Bleck passed an· other milestone Tuesday as he be· came the third oldest man in his· tory to serve as a Supreme Court Justice. The two justices who serv- ed to an older age were Oliver Wen- dell Holm••· who was on the court past 90. and Roeer I . T •MY, who sat at P/1. Black begins the fourth month of his 83rd year today. • Singer lertha Kitt announced ' that ghe plans to set up a privately financed, year·around camp for un· ~rprivileged children on the land tbat she owns in the Mojave Desert. The camp woutd offer formal edu- cetion and vocational training and be operated in a manner to that of Boys Town in Nebraska. Surprised pare11ts. teache rs and tO!Qn$people of Denison. Tez .• opened the Denison He'f· aid and found a f uU page ad secretly placed by 330 graduat· ing 8eniors of Dtnisun High School. The ad, paid for from tlle senior class fund. was brief and simple· "We. the graduating c~s of Denison High School nf 1968. wish to thank uo11 fnr 12 years of sduC'ntion ·· Gardener William Hooper. 60. of Crewkerne. England, opened his nrst bank account after tbieves broke into his home. tied him up and took a tin box from under his bed containing 6,000 pounds ($14.· 400). "l never trusted banks but now I have learned my lesson the expeMive way,'' he said as he de- posited ''several thousand pounds" which the thieves had missed. • John Tomlin, 25. was banned for driving for three years and fined $84 after pleading guilty in court to charges of reckless driving. Tom· tin asked tbe judge to take away hil driver's Licenae for life. He told the court that he had tried to com· mil suicide by rammlng bis car in· to a roadside pillar snd added : "l might try this again ... I don't tnast myself ·· • Deux-E&lifel in eastern France 90 minutes after cMJCelllng wit.bout warn· ing a cabinet meeting scheduled for 10 a.m. The Elysee Palace saJd the cabinet session would take place Thurtday afternoon and that De Gaulle would return in time to preaide. De Gaulle's sudden postponemerit of the cabinet session and hls dramatic departure for Colombey touched off an immediate -wave of ~ be had retired to write bit reiJpatlon speech for Tbut9day. RadJo !Arope No. 1 and Radio Luxembourt, two U.. dependent 1tatklnl, both speculated he may quit as be bas before at time of crisis. Radio Luxembourg said two other possibilitiet were that he may decide to fire Premier Georges Pompldou and form a new government or that he may diuolve the National A11em· bly and order parliamentary ~neral electioos. Under the Fifth Republic constitution the president can do either. It was widely noted that ln the p111t De Gaulle has made a habit of ~tiring to Colombey, about 110 miles east of Pam, When he has a crucial de- cision to make or a major statement to prepare. The president was in his office con- fening with close aides when cabinet ministers dro~ up to the palace only to be notified by officlalJ that the cab- 1.nft meeting had been poctponed. Kidnap Victim Found Safe; Suspect Held VANCOUVER. B.C. !UPI) -Mrs. Dallas Boultbee. 5.1. estranged wife of a wealthy real estate man. wu found safe and unharmed today leas than 24 hours after she was tldnaped from her $100.000 Vancouver home. One man has been arrested in con- nection with the abduction and the search continue. for a MCOtld, police said. "She's fine," said inspector AJ Shep· hard. who headed the widespread search for the prominent socialite . .-"On the advice of bet penanal doctor she will be apt ln b01pltal for a few days for obltn.Uon. But sbe's flne." Sheptmd said Mrs. Boultbee was foond bound and 1aued Jn a dense bush arM ln South Vancouver by po- lice workin« m a Up. PoUce refused to identify the man b e I n g beld. They said a 1earch was conUnuing for a second man involved The two men kidntPtd Mrs. Soult· in the abduction. bee. estranged wile of Ernest t... Boultbee. dlairman of the board tA Boultbee Sweet Realty. early Tuelday. Piiia Mid tbeJ apparatlJ eatenc1 the 11ome bl kictinc 1n the Met c1oor and lllted llh. BOuHbet wtdle I b t aJtpt. Mn. BdDa J'ord, ID t*rlJ ma.Id. told polce t1M waa awalaned about 1:38 a.m. ~ cammotlaa la Mrs. Boul619'• ~. Mn. Ford Aid abt went to lnvHU· fate the DalN and WU IJ'abbed by one of U.. two men and bound and taatd 1'ttb ••deal tape. She aatd lht manqed to lree herHll about 80 minaClll later and. findiDf tbe pbooe llnel cut. w.nt to • netcbbor'• bomt to DOdf1 pol1ca of tbt ........ ~ -...-.,.-.::-----..,. . ---' Ul't ,._.... , Powell Asli81 Ouster Move WASllJNG1'(I( (UPU -Adam a.,._ Poftll ..,....., Jiii eiPulaion ~ .... s... to ......... CoClrt ...... la ......... alld jqat ...... the ..,.,,.,. ..-., tbe New York Democnlt dUitpd the ...... WU UD• c:omt1t11Uonal. Tbe Harlem polltleal leader aued tba court to cwertuna a low• court declllon wbJch ttnw out bit aalt for n~ Tbe U.S. Coart ol Ap- .,..aa haded dowa lta ruliDc cm Feb. a. A ._ period for 0Qc appeals eqm.l••""'llM~· Powel ... bllrnd tr. tltinc hi.a Mat JD .... Ml oa.,r.. -March 1. CLEARING THE STRE~TS -National Gua rd Earlier, crowds clashed with Guardamen wbo u1ed 1117. Tbe HCMe weed after' COD• liderint .,._.that ha bad m.llap- propriatld Cot6 llllM8l travtt a payroll fUndl under bil llUPW¥iJjon and that be bid broutbt.d.ilcredit on Consr-tbrocalb bis-c!ll!!tlact ln a eeriea ol New York court cuea. " ·troops, with rifles at the ready, moved in a solid Lear gas to disperse the mob. '8porad.ic lootinJ• and Urebombing continued tbroup the night. Powell promptly.-. tbe federal courts to 09.-turD the vote an IJ'OUllds that the "uel11Uon" proeeaemployed by the HOUJe WM aneOiiitUutional. line to clear roving bands of Negro rioters from the Wesl End streets of Louisville Tuesday night. A U.S. diJtrict Judce in W•hiqton ruled that the cou.r1lt had no bualness interfering wJth the "internal opera- ~"of Cancrea Tbe appeali court upheld that deciaion altbougb the three judlea cU1fered on whet.her the court.a ever could irQect themaelvee Into 1Uch Guardsmen Chasing Negro Looter.s In Violence-wracked Louisville Area • clllpute. The Supreme Court hu only about two weeks remaining in ita current term before it rece11es upW October. lt would probably not be until sometime in 1919 before h court acts o.i the ca1e, in 1be event it even agrees to consider it. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI)' -Fresh National Guard troops mewed into the predominantly N~o West End early today, seeking elusi~ bands of loot· ers and rock throwers wbo plagued the am after two nigbta of r.cial vio· ~nee. Crowds, which earlier claabed with guard.amen armed with rifles and tear gu, were cleared from tbe street&. Sporadic footings and fire bombings cootinued through the nigbl "They (loollers ) wait for a police car to ro by, then loot and by tbe time we get back, they are gone ," Police Col. Bert Hawkins said. "The violence is different type than Monday night. It's more scattered." Major Gen. William Bust.er, com· manding ~neral of the 23rd Arlillery Corps. said 800 guardsmen were being deployed in the West End in shifts. An additional 500 men were mobil· ized Tuesday night to back up the 375 wtio went on duty Monday wMti the trouble erupted. Seven persons WeT'e wounded by fUD{ire and 12 others WeT"e injw-ed in fwo nights of disorder. Police sald 170 persons -121 adulta and 41 juveniles~ -Wtte arrested on charges ranging from violating an 8 p.m. to S a.m. cur· few to concealing weapons. One of the seven wounded, Mrs. Minnie Chenault, 49, was struck in the head by shotgun pellets as she sat in the living room of her home Tuesday night. Policemeo \W:fe firing over the heads of fleeing looters oear her home. Louisville hospital attendants listed her condition aa ll!fiou.s. A Negro man shot in the neclt by a city policeman in a melee outaide a burning printing shop waa listed in satisfactory condition. Firemen ansW'eftld eo calla Monday and Tuesday. many of them the reelllt or tire bombs. Officials Blame 'Mass Hysteria' In School Panic Governillent Rests Its Case Police dispatched to inwatlgate-a report of sniping in a West End apart· ment w~ pinned down brlefly when five shots Wtte fired from a second story window. Wben police entered the building, four young Negro men in the apartment .gave themselves up. They Wft'e C'harged with concealing we9p- ons. Violence· broke out Tuetda1 Dipt i8 ~ small, predominantly N•sro teetion 111 the Eaat End, three miles away when police mom ln on a gang oi yooths malting Molotov cocktails. Rock-throwing crowds gathered twtce and wett diJpersed. BALTIMORE, Md. (UPl)-Aulhor· lties today blamed ''mus hysteria" for an incident Tuesday wblch uw 40 junior hiah 1ebool Jludents, claiming they were overcome by a mysterious au. ruabed to bocpltala Jn ambulanee1. All tbe puplla .... nleaMd from the 1*pitall. Docton Aid there ... no clinical evidence of 1u or cbemi· ca.ls. In Spock Conspiracy Trial A section of Fourth Street, two miles from the West End, was seated off by helmeted state policemen Tues· day to preveot window smashing and looting which erupted the night before. Alter a thorough 1ea.rch of the 1cbool cafeteria in the Booker T. Wuhiq· ton Junior Higb basement, police, flJ'emen and health olficia11 Hid there was no trace or re1idue of any gu or chemical. BOSTON (UPI) -The coo.rtroom UO* went out. the projector whirTed into actk>n and. routinely. the reel of MW1film flickered to lile on the ICnlt!n. The nenrftll have formed the bulk of the fedenl 1ovemment' s case against Dr. Benjamin Spock and four cOdefendants cbarfed with counceling draft reslstm. The one mioum, 42 second·newsreel Tutllday showed tbe graying pediatri- clon sitting oo a sidewalk before a New Yort indlldioD c8Dter, holding ., lm~mptu newe conference. The date w• Dec. 5 and Spock was about to be arrested for the llrst time. Spectators silently watched the color film. It was very slmllar to ei,._ other newsreels the prosecution h a d presented. Afttt the lights we.nt back on. the spectators leaned back m their chain to bear tbe barrqe ot irosecution que.Uona that had foDOftd each previous film. The questioning of witilelses wu meant to COrToborate the film evidence. tant u.s. Atty. J wan. cuually ap- But Tuesday. th~ecutar, Assis~ proached the be shocked the cOtrt room with: ' ''May it please your honor, the Nude, Strangled Body of Woman Found in Auto GASTONIA, N.C. (UPI) -The nude. stran,,_ bodJ of • 27-year-otd woman wu found ~7 on the back Mat of her car In the park1ng lot of a IUpemla.rket. Authorities ldtetif led Ule victim u Mrs. Helen Steven Cowart, mother of two. &be rtpClltadlJ •• 1eparatec1 from blf buabud. H• bod1 Will found by Ray &nalaad, maq• ot the ~ wtlm be mind to opa th• .... tbll mon01. Nee.• ...._ ca.wt'• cJoldnc WU piled CID blr '°"' and a doll WU found ln tbe back ... t Detr her. ottktrs ..Sd hair and o t h e r matttlat1 lo th• car mdicated lbe bad pot up a ICl'UIJle qainat her atticker. Aatborttlal aald it•• bellned tbe .,.... bed been erimlml11 .... 11 .. but tbat a medic.al mmlnatioa waa ~madl. tovemment rest~ · · Wall. who had been expected tA> spend 20 days presen~ evidence but took only 7. told newsmen later: "It was my judgment that there was enough evidence to prove the case.·• On trial with Spock are the Rev. William Sloane Coffin Jr .. 43. cbaplain of Yale University; Mitchell Good· man, 44, an author from Temple, Maine; Marcus Raskin, 33. former aide to President John F. Kennedy and CUITtntly codirector of the ll'lltitute for Policy Studies i n Washington, D.C.. and M i c h a e I Ferber. 23, a Harvard graduate stu· dent from Buffalo. N.Y. The defense today opened its attack on the government's case. obviously surprised at the abrupt conclusion o( the prosecution's seven days of evidence. "A bit of a bombshell." said Spock. pacing the corridors after the Govern· meat rested its case. Mayor Kenneth Schmied said ".only a very small minority" of the city's &5.000 Negroee, 50.f.¥)0 of whom live in the West End, were involved in u,. trouble. He blamed tbe disorder, which first erupted at a street rally Monday night on outsiders. "We knew the rally wa~ going to be held and were told some people were coming from out of town," he said. "It seems well plan· ned somewhere along the line." Negro leaders blamed the trouble on the reinstatement of a whU'e polJce- man, Michael Cllt.ford. who was dis· missed for uaini "excee1ive force" in the arrest ot two Neiroes May 8. A four-man civil le'l'Vice board or- dered bis reimtatiement. Cbester Clark, the only Netro on the board. resigned Tuesday. He said he was against the reinatatiement order. Schmied said, "the riotina will have no bearing on the Clifford cue. We will not deviate from established rules." Sidney N. Chernak, assistant super· lntendent of scboolJ., said the incident, wtlich catlled pandemonium in the din· ing ball, was caused by "ma11 hy· 1 steria." Chernak said the dlatribution within the caferteria of the 38 girls and 2 boys who claimed to be ill did not fol· low a lOlical pattern according to the spread of gas. About 400 of the 1747 students at the school were just sitting down to a first period lunch when some girls began gagliOg a n d screaming. Some be· came hysterical and began running up the stair• toward the nurse'• of· fice on the second floor. When panic befan to sweep the school, officials on the advice of police cloeed cluses and sent all the students home. One 14-year-old girl described the lnltial scene: "There were children on the atain trampliq each other and other• on the floon of the corrid<ra kicking their feet and beatinf their fiats on tbe Walla," Sunny Side Up • With Gusty Winds and Dri:1:1l,e on the Side W.dllt*Wlll ....... .. ._.... ............... ......... -~_, .............. .. .....,, .... Mftt¥ -~ ....._.c..-..... 'l'•""*Y'• ........... ....... ,,_ . """ " ,. ... . -" .. Wetlf ....,,.,...,_ -.. ...,_, TMU .... Y •:II 'Ill. 4.A '~··"'·a.: ••» J.111, u • "''7 • "'• • J ~ .......... "' .... ., .... ... ... ...... < ... .11\. ... '·"'·"'· -""-.. ... ........ ... .,.. • .,.,,. It .... ,, ,._ • ~ IJ.8. s ••••• , , .......... Ollie .... -,.. .. ........ .._ ............ ..._ ... ""'*""'* ICfMllr ......... _____ ... fl ___ Olll9 ............... ,, ... ..... " .... ---· .... ....... __ ..., ..... ... -·~--..... .... -...... "' ...... ... ........ ............ ....., -·--·· T-.0. ...... ._ ....... ...... , ....... 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A p aduate of UnJyeuity'11 SquadFon Of· assigned as chiflf I) r Clyde F:. Graham ~r .. of Airman A1dy Wickham, Jr., of Costa Me~. bas Newport Beach and Pvt. le parachutist. Marina Bib School, he at· ricer School, Maxwell AFB, mainten~e for 2 o s o t h 1130 Austin St., Costa Mesa, Ron of W..rs. Edith Parkinson ..,.i d ti ft•~•~ft"l BeajamJa F. BeWler, 19, tetMled ~lden West Ala. Communications Squadrpn. has been assigned to the Air of 277-A Ogle St., Costa &flUm'""' u ea M -· son of Mrs:-Loqiae M. Airman Dirk N. Bea.net, College blfol't euterlng the H!" is a .graduate of Point The Ueutenanns a telecorn· Force 1'e-chnlcal Traioini Mesa, has been assfgned to Cbief of .. ~· G-3 'I1lird Botiller of 929 Carone.do son of Mr. and Mn. Norman pervice. Loma Hilb School, San municatlons officer and at· Center, Lowry AFB. CoJo.. the Air Force Technical Marine ftll'Cfaft Wi ng • Drive, COlt"8.'Mesa. J. Beaulieu, of 5772 Garden Diego and of tM Universlty tended school al Keesler The airman completed Training Center, Amarillo, Marble Carps Air StAtion, Both men C'Oinple1ed the .Grove Blvd., WestmlD,ster, Capt. Jaaet JI, DelHty, o{ San Diego, 1982. AFB. before his present basic training at Lackland Tex. Airman Wickham, an El Toro. thr~e week coune wbicb ia· hM been assigned tlO tbe Air USAt', 100 al Mr. al)d Mrs. . . assignment. AFB, Tex. administrative specialist 1$ The colonel, a 24: year eluded five jU:mpa from a C-Force Technical Training John J. Deloey of 1741 Lt. Gary It. n .... son of ~ A munitions specialist; he a graduate of Chino High veteran Marine C o r P s 130 plane flying 170 miles an. Center, Lowry AFB, Colo. TustJii Ave., Costa Mesa, Mr. and ti.rs. Kenneth Dunn Airm an Clydt> 1'.:. <:raham is a ~aduate of Costa Mesa School, 1967. His father. M. • aviator, haa' served in Korea hour at an alUtude of 1.250 for schooling as a munitions has beM Mlitned to Alr of Costa Mesa bas been J r., son of Mr. and Mrs. High School, 1967. A. Wickham lives in Brea. il>d various Marine flying __:..:.=.....:.:~::....:__;_~~~~~~~--=:__~~~~~.:.-~~~~~--''--~~~~-.-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~__:__:~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~ billeta. Moet recently be was s-3 officer for M a r i n e Aircraft Group, 4rf a r i n e Corpe Air station, Iwakuni , Japan, and later at Chu Lai, Vietnam. He attended Orange Coast . College and Long Beach State College and t b e Amphibious Warfare School, Quantico, Va. , The colonel, his wile Kathryn, aod seven children make their home at 45.5 . Swarthmore Latie, Costa Mesa. Sgt. Frank K Alclrid&e J r., son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Aldridge Sr. ol 8581 Washington Ave .. Midway City, has been MSigned to Wurtsmitb AFB. Mich. He ii a graduate nf W~r High School and attended Orange Coast College before entering the service. Airman 1. c De Vaul W. Brid1ea, Jr., 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. De Vaul Bridges of 20296 South West Birch, San· ta Ana Heights, has· been assigned to Laredo, Tex .. 3641st H e a d q u a r t e r s Squadron. A graduate of Corona rlel Mar High School, 1967, the airman completed b a s i c training at Lackland AF B, Tex. Sgt . Kent F. PaUman, 22, whose sUplnother, M r s . Glenna C. Heller, lives at 2Z1 Via Nice, Newport Beach, completed a Viet· namese course at t h e Defense Language lnstitute Branch, Ft. Bliss, Tex. BoUerman Fireman Russell W. Weat, USN. son of Russell J . We8t of 565 Cen· tre St., Laguna Beach has been assigned lo the USS Benner. The destroyer is being prepared for deployment with the Seventh Fleet. Lance Cpl. Wa)'M A. Stewifl USMC, son of Mr. and Krs. Clarence Ste'1vard of 661 Surf St .. Costa Mesa. has been assigned to the f irst RecOl'lflaissance Bat· talioo, First M a r i n e Division, Vietnam. Cpl. Niebot.1 F. Cbampl- en Jr .• USMC, ?Z, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J . Cham· pion of ~16 College St., CO&ta Mesa has been assign· ed to Third Eight-Inch Howitzer Battery. F i r s t Marine Division, Vietnam. Cpl. R andy R. · J ones, llSMC. soo of Mr. and Mr~. Charles Jones of 14691 Adams St .. Mjdway City has been assigned to First Tank Battalion. First Ma r i n e Division, Vietnam. Pvt. l.c. Richard C. Pence, U.S. Army, 19. son of Mr. arid Mrs. James K. Pen· ce. 2122 Descanso, Newport Beach, bas been assigned a~ a construction specialist in the 173rd Airborne Brigade, An Khe, Vietnam . Pvt. 1.c. .Jull11 I . Roorfguei , 20. son of Mr. artd Mrs. Julio Rodriguez. 510 Legion St.. Laguna Beach. has been a11signed to 25th Infantry Divisfon. Cu Chi. Vi e t n a m . Pvt. Rodriguez is a driver. .\irman Clyde E. Graham Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Graham Sr. of ll:lO Austin St., COsta Mesa. has completed t r a i n i n g at Lac kJaftd AFB, Tex. He has beet\ assigned to the Air Force Technical Training Center, L o w r y AFB, Colo. 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Kenoedy. hinwelf, set the primacy rou~ to the nomination. K e n n e d y , himaelf, fixed ttie states as blue cblp. It would be hard for him to chanc• tune now and 111 he never melllt it. Practical politiclan that he is, Kennedy a1eo was frank tG aay that if be dkln't do well tn Ofelal, Vice President R a b er t H. Humphrey would be.-the g1~r. Although h.lJ name was not on tbe presidential b a 11 o t .. Hu m p b rey's bandwagon spurted forward as much as Kennedy's went In reverse. wh.lle Kennedy went bis owb way collecting pport where it ~s. om lt>e delegdes who will choose the D e m o c r a ti c nominee for preside!K at the Chicago coovention I n' August, HUMPHREY LEADS A United Presa lnterna· tionel listing of preferences by delegMel already chosen shows Humphrey well In the le a d with min v 0 t e s. Oregon boo&ted McCarthy's total to 230 with Kennedy in third place with 175Y.r. On the e\fe of the Oregon primary, Humphrey te0red 1 major break through by nabbing 95 of the 112 p r e viously UDCCJIDlllitted Pennsylvania votes. And the day of tbe i--imlr'Y, Sen. George Sm&thers. a favorite son wtio is backiDC Bum· pbrey, ran awey wiSh 56 of tile 61 Florida coavertion votes up for grabs. <ngoo put M c C a r t h y back in the race as a major contender. . Georgia Flags Drop After Desegregation ATLANTA (UPI) -Flap new at half staff over Gear· gja state buildlnp Tueldly and today on orders of Gov. Lester Maddox aa a protnt a1alnst the Supreme Court's latest acbool deaearegation ruling. Maddox ordered all Amer· lean and Georgia flags low· ered "In recognition of this loss of liberty and tbe de. structlve blow to educaUon•• resulting from the court'• May *Z1 decision eutlntitg "freedom of choice" deseg- regation plans of many southern ICbools. The aovemor. lD • bharre ceremony 1t the capitol Tuesday, placed a copy or the U.S. Constittltion draped In black in front of the flag pole bearing the U.S. a n d state flags, then lowered them 11 be delivered a Jong tirade against the Supreme Court. Tbe governor charged in a three page proclamation the court's nding WU ''in support of tbe demands of the Communist Party of the · United States and itltern1· tionaJ communism tG force unlOdlY and unconstitution- al redal tntesration qpon our cbildren and teachen of evqy race. creed, color and natlDDal oricm • • • " STAT• 0, MOuRNIMG -Georgia Gov. Lester Ma&loox lowered state and U.S. F1ras to half-mut '!'uuday and placed a black·dra copy ol the U.S. Comtitution at tbe bllse of ftagpole. Hl1 adlaD came ln proteet to t.be U.S. ~ CGart dedllon ouUnilil "freeclom of cholee • deeepep: tJca Dims of many soutbem scbool1 as .,. tldaied a .....,de U.hour period of dldW1llD • IMI LAWN .. Via let GARLAND clo itl 141-724' ........ C.Vntel ••• ,..... Nufri+tefl ••• M."9ttMMe • L.Mau,lltf ...U. I. MATUY 4'8 HAMIL TON, COITA MUA • n. odds are still Jona against the M I n n e • o t a 1en1tor winninc ttie nomble· lion. Oregon m t r e l y shortened them a bit. TM Oregon primary hurt Ken- nedy much more than tt . helped M~Y wbo need- ed the win here Ju.t to 1tly ln the race. 1 If McCarthy follows up his Oregon victory by defeating Kennedy in California, H wU become 1 two-min race for the pt'elidendal namin1· tion: Humphrey v er 1u1 McCarthy .. WRAT WENT WRONG What went wron« for Ket1· nedy ln Oregon? There were lipl of trou· ble befcre the vat.ta ftf'9 C8Slt Kennedy had written oif McCartby • a majcr op- ponent. prectleally tpol int him in tbe c-npalp, But McCarlby bid IOmethiDC going for him In Onion. The final returns proved it. McCarttly scored in widely different partl of tbe ltate, lndu8ltria I 11 well u rural. Hil margins were close but ~ over moa of tbe state. Kennedy made a tactical error in building u p Humphrey M his oni1 op- pooeot in <ngon. He also louod ttie state puuUnc. Except Ill ~ rallies. such as in Eugene and Grants Pass, bis audieace djd not reapood wtUl the emotionll fervor Xemedy had eY()![ed in other ltates. Negro and othe9' minority groups were hard to find in Cftgoo. STAFF IRRITATED AhnOlt everywhere Ken· nedy campaigned, be found a fair aprlntliDg o f McCarthy signs. He didn't allow it to gt!:t under his Din, but hill .Uff WIS clear· 1y irritated. There seems tA> be no question Kennedy is going on. Reglrdlen of what he sajd previously about the importance oli the primaries, Kennedy c a n keep himself In the race by winning the remaining -primaries in OalUomia and South Datlota. His opponent again ·will be McCarthy, with Humphrey egging both on llftd rNdy to reap rwwds without risk. Tbe ~ Republican primr..ry was more reveal· ing in what tt didn't show than wUt it did. It didn't show 1 thing for New Vert Gov. Nebon A. Rockefeller, wbo got an in· significant wrlte·in vote, althou&b a wad ot money. '100,(0) or more. was spent on his behalf. Rockefeller put tome of his prettiae on the line by approving an ~on campaign tOUT on hi.<! behalf by New York Mayor John V. Lindsey. It was the nearest thing to a campaign Uasco, with a flood or »terature 1 r1'd advertising, but scarce crowdl UUing out at pt'O- Rocbfeller raltiet. REAGAN FAILS Orecoll also didn't show Gov. Ronald Reagan of C&Utama doing 111y better in this state. where bis 1up- porten conducted ttie(r big· sat campa~n effort, tban In Nebraska. Reagan sup. porters hoped that if be did well in Oregon he would an· noonce. On the balls of the <>reton showing, Reas~ wl1 remain non·•ctive. , Former Vice President Rldlard M. NW. won big and et11iJJ. P'-'DDLE PORTRAITS -Residents of Resurrection City, with their images reflected in a puddle of water, walk along a boardwalk Tuesday. The steady rain has forced the temporary evacuation of some of the marchers: Heavy Rain Poses Threat To Poor People's Village wy:· Means Cc.mmittee, Abermthy mel wi~ Ti· ~lfare problems. PBIW...Plml Senate OK's · WASIDNGTON (UPI) - TM ._.... bu aent a wide.- ransinc '5 billlon ltoulinl biD to tbe Houae. which ii •arklne on one ·e v e n bn9dlr. BoU'I were aimed a belptnc poorer people get beMer bomel. On a 17-4 vote Tuesday. tbe Senate approved a three· year ltmter on Presjdent Jolmtoft'• plaa to prbvlde six million new 1 n d nlurbistled low~st housing uniU by 1'78. The House Bz:'llkina Com· mlttee already is working on a • bMlion plan worked out by il'I H o u I i n g Sub- committee . whose cbairman. Rep. W i I l i a m Barrett <D-Pa.). called "the 1artelt bouline bill J D history." For one thing, Barre~·s panel approved a five-year program of interest subsidy . paymeata fi>r lower income groups, compared with the three-year plan under the Sen&(e bill. The Sena~ went along with virtu1lty even-new upect ot· the President's houllnc request. aithough reducinl the period of the autbortution from r i v e . years to three. T b e a d m I n i stration orlFnallY requested a fl .5 billioa proeram over the longer period. A mala feature of the lepWkln would help pro- vide be4lter housing for those in tMttoe. plus the subsidies to ~lp low and middle in· come Americans buy their own bomu.. . Besides its new ~1m, the me&'Sure 1">tUc1 extend and expand urbM...-.r.a. ....... -..... ~-,....,.... ~ .......... ... °' tbe .. ....... proride federal mortc•c• pl' ...... kl Mlp mlddJ6. Income Amtric• buJ aaJn. mer borDes; crack down on out-of-state lend tacbU, and subsidise colleae boos· ing construction. A major new procnmi, originated by Sen. Clmles Percy <R·IH.). woo1d betp low and moderate income families buy new and rebuilt homes ~ S15,CIOO to '20,000 -depeodiag en loca· lion aod famil.y size. lJnder tbil p r o g r 1 m , families earning 83.500 to tUOO would be eligible for monthly federal sul*clies expected to ranee from ..,. to $50. Becauee • woukl be allowed for each cllild, a couple with five children could earn tUOO and be eligible for the subsidy. The famnY contfiblJtion would be limitecf to 3> per• ce~ of income or a P11ment keyed to I l pettelJt anauaJ mortgage intereat rate. The government woulc1 pey the lender the dHltrence. The bill wou1d authorize PIO million for the borne ownership proeram 0vu three years. Anociler $300 m il Ii <0 n would be authroized to help the poor ..,... g e n e J a l I 1 famllies with incomes below ..,,(0) -in renting homes. The family payment would be limited to 25 percent of : Income wittl the government ~ paying the difference. ' WASHINGTON (UPl) - u.dera of the P o o r People's Mal-ch strive today to keep their campaign'from faltering after hffvy raw turned ResUM'ection Clty in· to a sea ol mud Mld forced huodreds of re&identa to seek &heller ill nearby ohurdles and p r1 v a t e HOLLV\NOOO PARK jerina after leadln' a aroup l--- ol 150 marchers to the A g riculture Departtnent. T'be demonstrators were I turned away. how e v er , ~se a senilar group failed Monday to , ~Y a '29'l.66 lunch bill they rang bomes. . up Mooday. After stianding in the ratn f« almost 30 minutes, Abe!°lla ltiy paid the bi lJ In ca!ill lnd promised to pay fot' lu:ndl for the Tuesday · 3 BIG DAYS SPECIAL HOLIDAY WEEK-END RAcES · Thurs. May 30 Fri.May31 Sat.June l Despjte n ight-lo ng showers end the proepect or still more rain. march offi· cials planned a return to the Agriculture Department and hoped for the lirst time to haive members of the diui· dent Muican·AmeiCMJ and lndiMI factions join i ,n grcup as well. W he n -----------:-----:~~--------;__;_ __ _ demo~ations. Agriculture ofCicials said the cafeteria had just closed. tbe ~v. Jesse Jackson, 1 mareh teider. ~· Reies Tijerina. leader of the SpmJistl-speak.ing COO· tinfent, said Tuesday be would cOnMr' 'with Jndillll Ohief M9d Bear. arriving to-"The ~s lfld ttie day from New York. on schools haw ~lped ue but wihetber the Indians want to · the D e pa r t m e n t of protest a Supreme Court deciJlm Monday upholding Agrkutttn refuees to feed1 tt1t rigt\t of Wa6'lington the tmnrrY. Tttis Is just! State to prosecute lndiane another eumple of the con· wlho fish for salmon with tradk:Uonl in America and ' nets. an exptttaioo Of tile con·! Tijef'ina said ms people tempt the A m e r I c a n were "ready to go to jail" to ecoo;omy ha,., for poor peo· de~ the Indian6' rigtits, pie." arid warned ht Mt'xican· But a d e p a r t m t n t Americans aod I n d i a n a ipakNllllM told wwwneo miebt be&in 1 e p a r a t e 151000 f>O'.lldl ol fedtral food dem<Jnltrations if not given had been auCborhed for a p-eater voke in the Poor diatribution at Raurnction P!ople's Madi. City. He laid the eutboma· '1be "°". Ralph David bon ineiudtd flour. canned Ai>enJet!ly, ·president of the roeel. pcMdefed milk, but· Sou tb er n Chr ist I an ter, rice. corn meal, chee1e L e a d e rsb.lp Conference and ..,Ut pees. sponsoring the merdl. mov · AJb>ugh tbe rmirdters ed quickly to c a l m the had UU1t auccess a t diaaenten. He said b I a c k AllS'iculbn, t h e y did people Pledled tbeir "un· mam«e to get two ol tbeir quali6ed ~ to our red number meo ttie olf\ce of lrotbers 9' 1bW f igh t Rep. Wilbm' Mills, (0.Ark.) .-the Sullreme Court For more than a week, .,_ decislion. We Wlllt tile Jn-~had tried ribout SUC· diianl to mo. we an witti ce11 to 1te Mllla. cMinnln them "fff"Y step d 1t1e of me lku!t w.,.s , and HOME OWNERS! PROPERTY OWNERS! VOTE FOR TAX RELIEF ON ·PROPOSITION -2- JUNE 4, 1961 ••• ON M PRIMARY IAUOT YOUR ''YES" von WH.l MEAN: e TAX RILIEF ,., ,,.,."' __ ,. -.... ...,. wm "" .......... 1"'-....... ~ ...... ..... e PACILITllS,., •• .._.., i-• ....... _.. ....... -............ "" .. C.llfenlle ....... ,,. ... .. .... ..,h-•NI e"""4 luftM ....... .. e A GREEN LIGHT .. ..., .. _,., .. · c.e1- ,_... ..._ "-f., Hither N•ati. wMdl .n. fw ............ ,., _,,......, ....... '""'" Ce ....... -----FAILURE---- ef ,,,,,,..._ I wwW ...... '-' ..._. ...,... ........... "" ,.. INT1ll ................ ........ ., • FOi • • • : 1 ·LI. CAN IX11 I' :ma· &DI ... ... -fUl1 . .. flllH-LIAN DILICIOUS -. GIOUND DAILY IN OUI STOIU .· -...... MQ 29, lM RUMP ROAST U.S.D.A. 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( r New President Takes Reins of SF State ,~=---=------• SF STATE CHIEF Dr. Robert Smith Trustees NaTM Summerskill Successor as· Protests End . -"I • • t SAN FRANCISCO t UPI\ -or. Robert Smith, a pro· feisor of education at San F'ranclsco St~te College for the put 19 years. was nam· ed pre$ident of the em· battled IChool early toda~. The declsion wai an- nouoced by the state college board of trust~es after a 7· hour 45-rninute meeting. II came just hours after mili· tant students ended ei~ht days of b o i s t P r o u i; demonstra!Jons under threar nf immediate suspension of rulr violators. The prote.-;ti;, pr1mitr1l:.- aimed at abohs1'ung a cam· ~ pt.II ROTC unit. broua.tit police to the campus on three occasions and reaultcd m 59 arrests. Smltti, 52. succeeds .John SummerskiU. whose position u president was ''vacated" earlier lhis week by State College Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke. · Summersk.ill had submitted fus resignation aod had been sched1,1led to leave the post in September. Summerskjll. i\J>POinted prPsident in 1966 a(U!r serv· tn)? as vice president Al r 0 r n e 11 University. An· no11nced his resij!nation f 'eh 22. Ht h11d been cr itic1z.rd • for bls handling· ot .wdent demOMtrations on eampua last . December -and 1n turn criticized poUticianl for interfering in educational affairs. D u m k e recommended Smith as president Monday night and the trUltees called their hurried meetinc Tues· day to interview hlm and "see what be has to offer in thr way of i""50lution to the student mess at the col· lege." A board spokesman said. however. that a number of 1·andjdates were considered at the lengttry meeting. 111 acceptinl tfte job. Smith said be would 1trn !or a maximum of th..- yean. He said he had kept his eye on the student 11prllin14 of the school. but did not want to ·second-guess" the precedinl? adminJstratlon. He declined comment on most nf newsmen's ques· tions regarding ttte school. However. he did add that in regards ~ne,..ROTC. in· asmu~( the f~ulty had voted 10 rrtain it on campus. ht fe ll the issue was clOffd for tbit IChoo.l -,ear. SmiUl Joined lie tacuJty ill JMt a taupt education foe five yeah before becom· i.ng first deaD ol the IC~) ot educatioll. He reaianed aa dean and returned t o t.acbing in 1964 followinl a dJspw over t e a c h l n a methods with the truatees and Dumke, ttlen presldeot of the college. The new president later accepted an administrative post and was highly regard· ed by ttie trustees. • fur I>a on FatherS day ... i>r~Dads and old~ and grand Dads and new Dads and Dads-in-law and ftshing Dads and ~Dads and traVeling Dads and aunpq Dads and and boating Dads and hiking Dads and ... if you're aDdd ... well? Solons Campaign "" Phil l11tftrtau1 Rafferty Says Kuchel Lax on Crime Control Assembly Approves $232 Million Slash j ..... . SACRAMENTO I A Pl - Legislators hurried homP for some late campaigning today, bringing voters word that the Assembly has ap- proved '23'l million in tax cuts Co: businessmen and homeowners. However. passage of lht ™'o bills was accompanied by a stinging attack by Gov. Reagan's (inance chief on Democratic A s s t m b I \' Speaker ,JessP M. Unruh · Thr administration's Op· $2 Million Helicopte r Suit Filed pos1t1on to the current (firm of the tax cut for property owners coupled with s1gnifi. cant Senate distaste for thP proposal. left the w h o I e issue in doubt. However, chances for 11 tax cut of some sort this year stiJI are good. This is because terms of the SI billion tax raise bill pasi;ed in 1967 provided that the i1 t a t e sales tax will go down one-half cent -about $1!13 million - on July I if lawmakers can't agreP on how to distribute money set aside far property t a x rrcluctions. UnrUh's !mCces11 ln usinl( -r:~ ~ .... A, the Democratic majority in ~t?' ~ the Assembly to mould the ._ __ _.f.-_.;;3 _0 __ <t!> '<-• 1 ···--"'-"~·•· '"' • ,...,. ... ,~ """'"-···'· property tax bill the way he ''Now, now, Douglu-your coffee ia getting cokl prefers Jed to s e v e r e and your eyea are gettini rlazed." criticism from Caspar W. ------ , LOS A.\fGELES rUPll -supporters." he continued. 5", ...... llll'f!!n -.... ...., • -l8Tlltlt .. trnlrt II 1111 tll -Mnutfl • '-'"fr,.,, Dr Max R a r f , r t y , "Mr. KuchtJ fa v o r e d Republlcan senatorial can· ,.very maneuver to weaken ltidate, Tuesday accused hts the crime control bill. until. opponent. Sen. T h o m a s at the last moment ftom Kuchel (R-Caill.), of failing fear of voter reprisal. he in· "to support effective crime <Heated support on fina11--------------------- control measures." p1t1age. . . " In a statement released Meanwhile. in a talk jn --------------------- by Rafferty's headquarters s.cnamento Tuesday night, here. the state superin· Sen. K u c b e I apparently tendent of public instructiOf'l ttferred to a recent remark ~aid Kuchel failed to support by Dr. Rafferty that the ful ly the safe streets ~nd United State! shouJd level rrime control act which one of North Korea's citiee r('cently cleared the Senate. if that coufltrY refuses to TWO BAYS OFFIJN "Th P official journal of release the crew of the USS the trnited States Se nate Pueblo. J I T J9 • W TV ~ clearly reports ttiat my op-"Opening a st' c 0 n d an.. ., ~ u ~~ pnnent was on record, time military front in Asia, by and again. in favor of declaring war with Northl weakening the bill and in op· Korea, would not bring our1 Via,,. AL • t ·L position 1<1 limitation of fellow Americans back to usl ., D.. '.b ne supremt court authority," safe and sound," Kuchel t Rafferty i;aid. told the S a c r a m e n t or V J9 •• •• y ''Several desperate at-Comstock Club. "The kid·! .__, r.1r•i.LJ at tempts were ma de t n naper nation's retaliations LOS ANGELES ll'rll \n attorney ror th(' aclmin· 1Rtratlon of the rstate of on(' or 23 person~ killed in thl' crash of a helicopter in Par· :tmount last week has filerl a 12 million wrongful dea th l!Uil in superior court here. Weinberger, state finance director. He labeled Unruh a~ "a ruthless. self.seeking, Tam- many·style politician whosP only concern i11 power for him11elf." destroy the legislation and would surely be again.~t our' $12 Mt·zii·or• i·n Hero;n ,_"_at'_h _tirn_e_M_r._K_uc-he_I s_id-ed_c _•p_t_u_r e_d_c_i _ti_z _en-til v,.. ~ .. ~o~~T 11 11 with thP anticrime control themselves." ., 1:-I~ .. •• '1 W Seized in Long Beach; I ISLAND on Los Angele!' Airway~. thf' operator of thP helicQpter : Sikorsky Aircraft of Connec· lieut. whkh manufactured lhf' tnl!inl' were named as rlefendanls in the action. brou~ht rm behalf of thf' e~· tale of Millon J. Ollbornt. Detroit. Mich. The helicopter crashed and burned while en route from Anaheim to Los Ange· les. The cause is still under investigation. The suit alleged that t h e crash was due to ''the net· ligence or the defendants" for assertedly failing to take proper precautions. The ac- tion rlaimed there wa~ a r:11lt1rP lo tr;iin ;inrl ~11prr v1~r f'mplovri; rh:1rl!Ni wit h !hi' rarr ::inrt matnll'n::iocl' or th,, hrlicoptrr. P .E 'f cacher Stays Fired SAN RAFAF.L n :r 11 - The TamaJpajs High School nistrict voted Tuesday nighl not to rehire Elizabeth R. Rlodgett, a 2ll•pound phy~1· <Al education instructor rir · ~cribed aii "a liviniz hypocri· ~~· of the i;uhject iihe is leachin~ ... Tile volP was 4..0. with Mlf' woman member abfltaininiz because 11he ~aid 11he h11cl had an "obe!lity problem" herself for year11. The board's decision rnl· lowed the re<:ommendation of Paul A. Winton. heariniz officer of the state depart- ment of education. He i:airl evidence presented to him i1howed Miss Blodl(ett. 41. "has a physical conditton rendering her unfit for serv· i~ or to instruct." "He c 0 n t I n II al I y ano piously preaches the need for property tax renief," Weinberger said. ' · Y e t , when he has a chance to act respon sibly and give th11I rPlief tn Californians. he turns his hack." Pasi;age of the t ,.-o measures came d u r i n I( separate morning and t'ven- ing sessions which totall'd four hours. After brier mee tings t o d a y • thr legislator!! headed home un- til J une s. Seventy-seven or the 80 assemblymen are running fat renomination at the June 4 primary, as are half the 40 senators. The 1967 tax increast' set aside SlSS m illion of tht new revenues to be sent back to local J?overnments -· th is allowing t.hem tn drop pro· p('rty taxes by that amount. llowever. U n r 11 h suc- ceeded last week in adclinsz another S35 mlil ion, pushinit the total to $190 million. Reagan was angered at this because he wants to pass the S3S million -which LONG REACH l\I Pl1 - Narcotics agents have seli· I'd an estimated SJ2 million in ht-min froom 1ix Chinf'Sf' ~amen and 1111y tM arrest~ of "more important"' ~r ~ons are expected. A total of 27 pounds of un- cut heroin was found strap- ped around the waisb and upper thighs of four of the six sailors when the group was apprehended Monday night at a downtown inter· section. The Chinese nationals ar· rived here Su11day 11hoard the SS 7..eclar.d. a n11 tl'h· registered t' a r g n ve:;srl. which heJ?an iti; voya:,?r in llnnJ! Kon!:' and marle its la.<;t stop in Ma111l:1 .. \ ~t'lH't'h of the i;hip uncovered no narcotics. Authoritits said four nf thP men originally Jived in the Kwang Tung provinc@ of Communist China and the n\ht>r twn were natives of Honi Kon2. Officials saili tilt-drug \¥1'11 "nf thf> very fine~! type nf far eastrro-grown heroin" and when i;uitably <'tit woulrt retail on the street for $1'.! million. Dana Andrews Faces Divorce LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Dana Andrews' wife of 28' yearli. charging hr caused! her "great ml'ntal and phy~· ical suHerin)!." sued the ac· tor for divorcr Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Todd .\ndrews. ;ti. Santa Monica. clirl not list 11peciric chMl?es in the superior court suit. S h e asked for a fair sharr of' community property and support for he~lf and a daughter. Susan. ~. comes f ro m unexpected --:;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==.=========- high lax revenues -back to middle-income taxpayers as a tax cut next year. lJ nru h Sued By ()ppoocnt 1.0S ANGELES I APl -A Oemocratic primary oppo· nent In the 6.'ith Assemblv District hai; filed a SZiO.oOO damage suit against Asi1em - bly Speaker Jesse Unru\'t and an aide to Unruh. The candida~. E. Henr- Sarlcy. alleged in the suit filed Tuesday that he h a d: been attacked last Sundayl by Don Weddle. Identified in the suit as an aide lo Un-1 ruh. I See by Today's Want Ads e Wh'"" In hav~ IT'ii~ pi(ok 11p •nd hauling Mn, . . • thf' r111te ls v~ry rellWlll· .~. • A Mt.,.ittl'r 11 w•nt~ file' tM f\nt two ,...... .., JUM ......... u oWer ~ • Htte'• I '°°" °"*11111'1V foe' u oper1tetliil OPT· aT OPERATOIU e A 94')' JM,._ •. m-!l~t wttti dd.ktrflft 'hfinc IOlcl f~ Jut St«>. e °""""' I• --'IU. :t ~ -ic>tJ In ~utlful HAWAn. e Rfft'• •" ''"'" af ~ "' Mn'1ln'5. Sl&N UP IOWI tor you r Free 200 Ptrson1t Chtckin1 Account A NEW PLAN FOR ALL NEW PERSONAL CHECKING ACCOUMlS Open. Ptl"IOn•I Chtekin1 Account Ind Southern cat.iorni• F'trst N1tiontl link will Mrvtct it WITHOUT CH~RGE when • minimum btl1oct of $200 It m11nbin1d. Whentllef yoor chtc1C11111ecount btlt not f1t11 below 1200 YoU pty $1 and witt. an tht ctltclca YoU want. ht,_ •t ....... ,_ .. -, IMil, '9£ ~y TltE POSTMll J • h ,. . \ Int.rest is c~ dtily and peid from the ht if funds .. rteeiwd by it. 10th. Interest is paid ftorn diet l9CeMd ""'" fUndl ~ to .,.,.., end. lnlef9t It P6id le dtt. of withdr.-1 lfter three months 'Mien 1ecount remains °""' to 8'ld of QUtrttf'. Accounts art Insured to $15,000 and protected bV AMheim'a 100" record of 5altty since foundina In 1921. a.aa" 15.2l5" c-.it ""'* rat 1111 ;tm$1~= IM .. ..,.,.,_~.-..._, ..... Menaorial ~11 Weeliend Fri.4Sat. ......... hlelMI "100"-The Yo\Jfl!)flrS will lio.t ... time of their was roonq Popcors '" the Sloge Courl-wi!tt e prize wil'l!"r In tech roe e ond c chmice lo win big prizes, including o P.opcor '"o drawing Ol'l Satultq. MOOft le 5 both days. Free ,ic,. a:K races tool Thrff""9 reclftt ,....._...,.,, The Island ~ bol+i doys. Off1ciol films of post lnc:Honopolis races, Riverside .SOO, Ationto .SOO. ""9 ,.. .... C9n-ln the Moll, including o Sebring wi~ ning Porsche, Mclaren sport roctr, old ond new _,,,i,., cors, drogsters, funny cors ond many Olflers. IR the ••••• Mel!IOfiol Doy ¥Olues it! all lour ~ """' •ores ond 52 specialty rq. Giid ~ants. , li1 I ' DAJLV "1.0T 9 f . Better Produce at DISCOUNT PRICES! TIIESE PllClS, EffiCTrtE THURSOAY tllrv wmHtSOAY, tMY 30 tllfll JUHC 5 ~t I Mt:t • FlRM IURMOSA 4 11 L $1 PLUMS Wllll FRESH • CRISP ROMAINE 10 .. c LmUCE FROZEN FOODS ~ llllDIM FROllN•t.OI. CAN "8C ~AWAKE=O:,ICt 39c6J9 DUTCK PftlD! • HALF.OAl.1.0N CTN 35c !mitatNNt ICI MlUC 39c MJ11vmac1 • 11\0IZH • 1'-0Z. sm: 63C CHEESE Pina 69c PtPPEJIONI PIZZA • IS.OZ, '9c 7le IROUN • ..OUNCE • ' VAIUmEs 11c Morton MEAT PIES 23c DELICATESSEN &CREAMERY SOME Al.PHA BETA STOMS DISCOUNT CHAAGI ~ lll ,Hll afTll • 6 OUNCE PACUGE 36. C COOKED SALAMI ate VAlUl •l,Hll am •• OUNCE PAC.KAGt 36c Pickle & Pepper Loaf v~ •LrHI aEU •.w111. ll!:T WT. 1.a . •·ot. S I St 9 ?CS. of CHIC:KEN :M: PICG, ll,Hll anl • 3 OUNCl PACV.G~ 14' CREAM CHEESE Uc YALUt I OUNCE PACKAG~ VAl.tJE .. IL'"" am ... u . VAL\Jt: 79• Monterey Jade CHEESI • VIN£·RIK • SWEET • IMPERIAL VALLEY SWEET ANO MILD BERMUDA2~19c ~ OUl\Ct SIZE 22c ALEX BURRITOS 25c • BEAN & GREEN CHILI • BEEF & BUN • 8UF •BEAN 6,CKEESE BUMITO CANTALOUPES HOU SEW ARES sow ALPHA •ETA BEAUTY AIDS ~I Dl~NT Al&Ollfll).COLOllS •I DI. DIAMETEl 59' V1NYl PLA YBAW 69c MIN'S, WOMIH'I , CH!LDllEN'J SllES 29c ZORIE$ . 39c WOMEN'S AlfD GlllLS' • 1 " TENNIS SHOES $1. 99 MIN'I ' 10'11' flJons SllOD &tt · &• WALl'I CJOOOTIAJI llf!ADlll • WAl>E 11' U.S.A. ULJCW' IJIA1'D • , .. redt:ti.nllr ~ ~ ~· J0TTLZ MOUTMWASK ~ COW~TI 100$1.15 77• 11/i OUNC!S SIU • DllEAMF1.0Mll 5 64 POND'S TALC 67c "OUCHLISS'', 3' PIM'TIC BANDAGES 3 C CURAD Comic ~ps 49c •TD PRODUCTS DISCOUHT Pl.ICID et ALPHA HT A • CIQPPllTOHI • Tl.HY A • SIA • SKI> 10X. OF 10 • 'or SUPEll 37c KOTIX TAMP.CNS 49c IOX. or ... • l\EG. or SUPEI\ Sl.79 11.2' h~.:;;(LL ANE OU S ITEMS ~ !. '.!!'f'I • )(.OZ. m. 32C ~SAua43c ~ 11& n. JIOU. • IONUI JI Act 26' ~OlADWIAP • 31c --~~-10c 9c ~ ~·., ouNct am: 35 c ~ ,.,,.. 45c t.U. CAN JISC ..sTLIS a-. QUIK 49c ~ LO'W'Ni~s 49c 154 IT'Mwn:NIY Oft IOYS!HHMY f&1'cALJ1uv°!!: 4tc 45 4 ( o.o About Our DOUBLE DISCOUN TS Miscellaneous ~ ~~ ITEMS ~ ""MIS'' ciOAHmslZE ,: $2.99 •2" 001.nlH auDI. •4 oz.• ltli' ..... 1 •• Macaroni & ChMee 1 lc @SAWS~= stc 25c ~~C:~~ ~~0A~1'N: ;9~ 26c 12 IN. s 2S FEET • ALUMINU~ ' 3'" ALCOA FOIL 31c v- -wlNE. V.NIGA: Oil QAl\U2'c 2r 411 QUAJIT ' a. • ... . ~um's ~ s1c 35c a:mc~~i;; ,,. GDHAlU>T'I • it}, CAif 37' Jumbo Tamai• 4Sc HUNT'S • I OUNCE C#tH 11 C ·TOMATO SAUCE 12c HWl"I • 21/a ~N TOMATO IAIJCI • alt I OZ. CAN w/W JIOONI or CHElll lk ,Mill lJllY'I • 7 O\INC! CAif 4"' COINED lllF • 4Sc .a· LlllTI • lZ ~ CAJf 5ac loast ..., & Gravy 61 c .., . @$,TMCI CAJI Ste 51 4 ith CAM • Ml.VD OR IUCD 2ac STOKELY PIACHIS 33c ..,- c AL FAM&• 46 OZ. CAH •I V.wttrm.S 27c FRUIT DRINKS 30c @&>ow~IANiln': 63' 20 OL SIU • llJ IONUS 49c Aiax Window Cleaner S9c ICING SIZE • DE'TDODIT 10• JOY UQUID l:i=:' ISc " GIANT SIU: • 1HCL IOc OFT 71 C DREFT DmRGINT 13c JUMBO SIZE • INCL. 20e OFF • 1 f7 DASH' omRGENT $2.19 • WORYl'ZEIAlt SOAP 19c 184 GIANT Sitt UOUID CU.YID 66' Ml. CLEAN 7Jc 22 OUNct CAN 73c CINCH Spray Cleaner 79c 11£0\11.All Sl2E • INCL. 2" OFT 15· AJAX CLEANSER :'llJ.~""' 1 lc " 22 OUNCE SPRAY CAN 5ec ST A·FLO SJ AICH 69c '7 - KALP OALLON • lNCt. ... OFF 49• VANO Liquid Starch Ste s:c,-:,;=Rin .. $1.39 s1" KAU' OAu.ON • UQUID He 7k 2Tc 25c AUl!OM • t.llOU PACK. At.M. Celol'9 25c T0UJ TISIUI 27c ONIONS · s 1 · WllUt FRESH • SOLIO GREEN CllllGE I l wi JIEc°of;ff'c .• H'c:· 69c 2-l.l. CAN ll!O . .r l?L.EC. IUI I:"' 3.1.1. CAN REGULAR a.a It AN • CKICOllY l\EGUl:M 69C LUZIANNE COl'RE 71 c &-OUHCt IAR COFFEE 69C LUZIANNE INSTANT 7Sc lll""ll aUll 79c LI. VALUE ,. 9•. FRESH LIVER SAUSAGE 6·0C. CAN • l\ICK IK vtTAMIM 'C' llrHll lfTI • 1' OUNCE JIAClAGE ALL MEAT He VAlut IDEAi. • PIOZIN ~ 22C ORANGE JUICE VALut SUCED BOLOGNA l·U . PKG.• CERTlflED •ALL MEAT 59' 11-0µHCE CA~ VAitn! Ge WILSON FRANKS 69c Meat you can trust and at DISCOUNT PRICES tool ll'H IETl .• l·U. 12-T'Ull CWON 29C SOFT MARGARINE 25c YAUJI R1L;ffl·irrAuaunEr:m; 79' ' a.OUNCE CAl\TON 21 C IMO DRESSING 23c PINT CAJ\TON 39c ~ lllrHll lfTI • KA1.F GAU.ON • 29c V Al.Ut HAPPY DAY •F1111T.= 25' FRUIT DRINKS • OIAl'ICC U.S.D.A. GRADE A • WHOl.£ BOOY FRESH~ FRYERS IEST O' FIYll lll'"R lfTR • DEPENDABLE QUALITY GROUND BEEF ~~ 3 LIS. or 0Y£J FRESH MEii LOAF .~~~c &ENt.nHE EASTERN QUALITY PORK DUBUQUE~~l Rl,MI Im llS1EM 7~!b IEEf f Boneless FAMILY STEAK 89• SPARERIBS loMle11 TOP ROUND '1 ~ CHUCK STEAK BLADE CUT 49~ lllPMR IETA WEST£RN~!b 8Etfs111 IOH· DELMONICO FlAVOR USS STEAKS AGED I~. ~ Ni'KiiiAKS 59~ iiii MiiD IACON54c swm $111011£D 59' At.NIH BACOI •l~,~~~" • llOITllOll • ClllTU CUT U.l. COW•llMDIT71· H&LllUT STEAKS '"fterto a ftt$ll • 'All KAll't' U.I. OCM~llMllfT 9 7' FILLET OF SOLE "'snmo a fii,fifiillir mlf· ;mrs 654 CDTl·ntbll • l"llOlfll • I ~U. NCIW:l $1 If IRHDED SHRIMP Y1'Rili1oit\rlf CO'N 11' Cbitl KtNG'iAc'oN 58' TllS( P"ICES ITTECTlvt THURSDAY THROUGH WEDHESOAY *Y 30 THllOU&H JUNE S SOMt Al>HA 1£T A STOllES OISCOUNT cti"-GI ,_ICl ~ CKIPJIEI\ • 12-0 UNCE CAN 69C SL~~E~mwi"-IUNSAWI •le ~MIXED NUTS 79c m HA 1011 • IUC6D • 12 JI.Act 45' ti 1)111..0UHCE CAN • OOCKTAIL 63C HAMIUIGll IUNS ~Wt PLANftlS PEANUTS 69c llL'"I llll J,1 ouifCE • 41o VAWt 39C _,....., lll,1111 IUll • IOlli OUNct PACU<X 54' . DANISH AMI 11NG POTATO CHIPS Stt VALll IL"'I l(TI • to OUNCE PACKAOE 54c DIP CHIPS $9c VALUE ;OiT~riA· c~IP5c~~~' 324 @~OiNEUQW• .. 6:059c IUllllT • If.OS. KG.• 4 VAlll'ra 43' SC00111 PIH 49c ~:·y~364 , COSTA MaU-241 I. 17th St. HUNTINGTON llAC~to4S Mlfnl HUNTINGTON llAC~1 ... 1 N. Mein II. l'OUNTAIN YALLIV"-tnO Wemef ' LAOUNA-3Gl22 S. C.W Hlwey • - ' ------------------------------------------------------------------------------~~ J 0 DAIL V PllOT Dam Plan Okayed Dana Harbor Costs Cut DANA POINT -Cot. ferdams will be built within the new Dana Point Harbor breakwatert. the seawater pumped out, Ind a n Htlmated '500.000 eaved through a plan approved by Orange ~upervisors Tueed&y. . The p r rfl •as developed by tbe L o s Aneeles engineering firm of Koebig and Koebig. Dredges can be brought in alter the ' water Is removed. boat i ncluded in-:tbe ftrst._te baslns lined with pre-cast allow some public UH ol the concrl'te slabs. earthfills harbor before it ia com· compacted and other c<>n· Jtruction work comph:ted as if it was done on dry land. Total cost of the first phase ~ the interior harbor projectJs estimated at S.4.25 million. The engineering firm also su{gested that the boal launching ramp should be pteted. Estimated dite for completion of interior work is June 1. 1970. The two large breakwaters for the Dau Point facility are nearly finished and first work on the interior projecta could begin in October if contractli are approved$Y then. For the · Record Child Dies Of Drug By Sister Meeting• Divor~e• DIYotlCIS '9LID Ethel C Smllll vs ._Id It. Sm'"' Jo AM • Strante "' Wlllllm JOllll J::.:":.-111 IOOIM "' Jedi '°"""' Rldwl"' 11119'1 Davit "' p_., LM °'"'' Del• Marla OUMIM ¥3 Ofl( DufWll .... G~I• M. Pt~ ~ Paul a ..... DEATH NOTICES READ l(en.,.111 N. lleed, 11'71 ' £u<Jkl. 1 "ounllln Vtliev. !>81• ol deal!>. M1v 11 'iurv1Yl'ld bv wife. lu4n1•e: ""'· IC•n,,.th A, •ud. Gro.,..,•d• ""'lf:tt., ~,,,,,.,, •.JD AM. V••!r""' Adm1n1, "•'""' Ct"'tl•rv. Wtsl Lo. Aft9oeltt 0.~tf'd bv P..,ot F•"''"' C"'°"1411 t u"fral '4om• TEPPER Wllllom E,,..,.,.., T._r, ll 7111 "-· 4pt 109, l.ont ktCll. Fo-.,,.r r•sl~nt ol San Cltmenlt. D11e ol """'· Mn ?I, Survlv9d b¥ '"'"' Lucille 'Inn. ol tllt l'lome: aon. Gary. (ff Sun .. t 11 .. c11. Servltes will bo Mid Frid...,, M.V Jl, ) PM , "' Wit ( ....... It p._ <Ille View. lnttrrnt111, Pt<llic vi..,.1 Merno-lel P1rl<. DlrK~ IW PKtrlc y,.. Mort\lt "Y. BALT'l MORTUARIES Corou del Mar OR 3·94St Cotta Meaa MI l-!4%4 BELL BROADWA V MORroARY 111 BrNdwly. Colla Mua LI S.3433 ·~ !ltr.,.,. A. F1rr1r "' Jerrv Dtle Ferr•' N•llCY J . MclCH ... ltou I.ft MclCM Tllerna llM Torres vs •-'1 Torttt Dotort1 llmle .,, Willer llll!le Chr1stlne A/11' llltlodes "' Denni. W••i •"<Ide• J1nla ........ Sterr•-·· "' GeorM WI~ tlam Sterrl-er TllOITl4• l.ovln vt Stnd,. l.IPll• l'v•I"" L 9rldt~n "' tltr111rd 4 !lr.01!1' t arl)I I IC•"""'°' "' PhllH• M l(e .. '""-" An9el1 09le1ree ,,. £11ffn• Otl8rree Ellen I, Fllll111Hr v• Wiiiie"' H, l'I~ llni;M"r lltvtrlV JoanM Joltn..,.. vs """''d ,,,...rd Jtlll"'"" Jdlw> l.1wl«r "' C••f\erlnt l.o•lo• IClll>,.,,,. l Tomberlin "' T"°"'u G f Of"'berhl't D<wl<I ICf't llr•lt'"""" "' l e"" """"' 11 ... 1tw1 ..... JoonM A, l'almor "' lt""'rt o. P1tm1tr Marv (, WtU9h Y• ( l\l"f l. W1uoh P4trlcl1 /4 H1'1 v• JamH G. Han :si..ron l.. l •hmtn "' Jtrn w,..,. l.•hmt n NMme Merfttn °'1<,ht rl "t Jollft Ed> .... d Du<ller1 l't!sv I.""" SI,_ "' r.1rv A Slrom Doris l'trM Hutd>IJ°" vs 91tv,,. Merl Hu tell Ison Mlrtlle I.. Terry "' Wflllam E Terrv Jotwl II. St,_ v• Bellv M. Slrftft OonN lloot "' Geor" C. llool JMMl!e S. IC-"' Jtmes D ICtrr ~ L. ~ ... vs Cl\ar'" E. H•I· J~1 °'-'Ill vs Huber! B. J~ll .. J. Smllll "' Doll•ld D Sml"' a-i. L Sieber vt II°"" Id I'. S'-r l.u,. A. ltNd vs llobert H Rffd. Jr IC•ftfl Marllla Davis vs. L~rrv J, Dtvl1 Jo AM Litt~ vs LUM E. Llf. ·~ CIAudl• Jun Jay"' 11-r C~ Jay EUHfll• V. Sorin vt Mtlttlew Sorin Ltrry Crtl9 Ml<lttltrM va Judffll """ MltcllolltrH f~Ml,...,,a Duff vs ~ Wllll•m ltollert £er1 Ytuth<!r ,.. Tr-belle Ytutt!er Dlent Mlr14 Heftlon vs Edwin T"-ftrt H1"'°" Paul Mlelteel ArfllcMr YI Anlle Y-A'1tlolw Oorolllv Ltul• Sdl•~r "' Oarold Lao SCNfllr Velhl N1dlol VI Wllll1m H Nlclloh lletfV J•,,,.. 1Cn'9hl vs 8urt O.•n ICnlellt Norm• Jo ......,,, "' Hlldrtv J. 11 .. ....,, PatrlcN M. Moti.v "' ICt>nntlh W. MolllY ~A,,.,. ~YI lllcllard Ge« .. Sch<lllel'f Slllr ... II. Illas VI llnmond A. ltlM Jimmy G. H11,_ "' l!dfta M Hal,. ~II JoM1t/llM l.0¥111 YI ~ Orletldo I.oval& Vldll Anne Mor11t1 "' llollert II,.,,.,.,.,.. Moreen l!dWerd H. J~ YI 1'1'9dt M. J..,_ J-J, llrlllt vs Gert ldl,. T. 11•• C:_.,I C. Hltllow1v vt. ·-· 0. HolloMtY Mvrtlt hlboe "1 J.-I. b"99 Fire Calls EL TORO -The tiny eon of an El Toro Marine C«ps Air Station sergeant dJed Tuesday from 1 drug dose possibly given ttim by his three-year~ld sister during1 an unnoticed doctor andl nurse game. Edward K. Law Jr .. l. i;on · of Sgt. and Mrs. .Edw ltd K. Law Sr .. was dead on ar- ricaJ at t h e base hospital itiortJy before noon. despite dramatic efforts to revive him by Marines. Coroner's deputies sa1d ttie victim may have eaten the drug cllpCUles. which were 1 pre9Cription for pain alleviation. wti1e he and his sister rummaged in medicine ctiest. An autopsy•• ICheduled today at <>r.ge County Medical Center, but in· vestigat<n said the death appears to be on4y a tragic accident. Knifer Gets Probation SANTA ANA -A woma1 accused of a tt e m p te d murder of her hual>end wittl a butcher knife pleaded guilty in Superior Court Monday and wu placed on probation f« three years. Leta Salcedo, 1.'1, of 4111 E. Second St., Santa Ana, was &1 1 ested ill the ear1y morn- 1 ng hours of lut Dec. 18 when her hlldand Frank w u found wittl a knife .tick. ing in his back. Girl Saved After Fall YORBA LINDA -A 16- year~ld Yorba Linda girl was rescued e-ar1y this morning by 11 h e r i f f ' a de,>1.1ties after she had falletl down a cliff in the Blacli St.ar Canyon area. The stieriff'a surch and R~cue Team headed by Silt. Gol'dori Daflas found Loraine Lee after a one hour search in the darkness. Shf' had fallen to the bottom of a small bluff. At Melodyland Association Brings Breezy Young Sound Ry STAN LEON The ''young sound" wa~ what ran g ou t at Melodyland as the Associa· tion. one of the more suc- cessful and t:alentcd of the rock groups ope ned 11 one· week r n g a g f' m e n l at Melody'land Theater Tue~ day lo an appreciative young audience. the Joys of youth and being alive. Pet"haps they ere not as original or aa interesting as the BuUea, the Doors, Cream. or ~ groups, but they are pleasing to Usten In, and tile eve ning passed quickly. Talk Slated On Slow Child Help UlVINE Park School in 1rviae will preseal a peel • ''T II e Educltionally Handlcm:! Qhlld -Wbo ~ He ... Do We Help Hi:m?" Mtaday June JO at 8 p.m. 1n the multi·purpose room of Uae school. Among lbe paoeliata Will be Dr. Barbara Jeaen, neu- rologist. on the ~ of Hoag. South Cout and Vet- erans hoapitals; William J{. • Llmebrook. principal of Cr own Valley school in Cap. istrano: and Kathie Uscbold, speech. and Janguace spec- ialist al Mahin School of Educational Therapy in Cos· ta Mesa. The public ii invited to attend the discussion. a n d question the panel. Woman Dies After Crash SANT.\ A."IJA -A Santa Ana woman died JJ\ Or;.oge County Medical C e n t e r Tuesday of a skull fracture tuflered when her car creshed on ttte Sant.a Alla Freeway Monday. I "Hill Named County TB Group Chief SAR'l'A.ANA -Joba W. "BUI'" 'Hiil. Siiia A n a bcm 11 rm, lm beta re- el*ted preaicfent of tbe Tuberculo1i1 and , Reapiratory Disease As•odation of Qrmce Coun· t)'. . Others elected are Dr. Dmd Geddes preli~ ~; ~ A.J'PeUy, lint vice president;~ Dr. c. Lee Hlrris, .tecreta.rY; a n &- Judie Robert E . Rickles, treasurer. New members of th auoclation's board of dlree· ton &A Dr. Lydia Giber11on Deane, F. J. Davi.a, Mrs. William S. Gibbe, Jr .• M a r I a r e t lllincswarth, Saturnino Molina, W. H. Mueller and Mra. M-.wet Wlllimmon. AJIS/ms. IJIJSale Old Oae ·v.111e.1 · I New Airport Lease ' Given PlaRe Firm I A new. 25-yeer Or_,. County Airpart epece leue WU aWll'ded to 4D aircraft compa111 TueldlJ, .becaUll COMtructian aJont campua road tOdk part of their pro- perty and voided an old lease. Tarbet A1rcr1lft Jae., will pay *2,IOO per acre anauaBy for the 2.1 acne of pr-operly. which iftcludel actual site of the firm, plua a .3 acre fuel . dump. A pa,_ ti $11.311 was allo aftldlll to the com· plllJ (• .... el space and f11el facllatiel within the area ti.tee fOr wideJling of Cempul Drive, wbscb fronts tM airport Jllopi!J'ty. Tbe Cllfill.Dal leate made wldl b Couty Bolrd ol SUpcvilOfl in 11161 would have cost the company '2.081 per· year becinning the lint of. August. Tl I .. t.1l0t. J9ee tt.. ht a p1wd .. • ~-fer ntra ~·Witty at. )dalnny 11 ir D•sutMtnctim.JDll~niaau1i:ine. ·~11 GoWJ-r'• ...... tiOB. Jfe Wwt11wlde ..,..d, .mt for pnm.1-tf!'ft. ~ 50 C.90d! ar 7.00ld31ubeMsl bl.:tcnll = $1.11 or Sl.92 FM. Ex. Tiit 1Jdl11on~ •22so •25so LS!oxH or 1.15/U!ldl lube!-bl.U-11 JllVS ~to-~ '.c11 ·ex. Tu (dlpendln1 Oii .,_,, ,, No trade needed Whitewalls slluhUy higher BUY MOW ON EASY TllMi • 1111 MOUNTING ~ryday4•PlY IYlll llTII Low Price ..,,,,, -ltellwlll "'"'"' ,~~ t~•,t" -~tlN Wb.ltewaDt Mly A• , 1110~. PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL P AJlK Ce•etttJ e Mtrtaary Qapel Special guest star, jazz guitarist Wes MontDgomery. assisted by hi5 four·piece eombo. itave a major assiit. The Association soon will celebrate it~ l h I r d an· niversary. and in that ~hort period oC time -long 11 far AS the life nf many J>Ol) ~roups i.to -they have AC· cumulated three gold singles and two ~Id albums. The one song of the even· ing that possessed 1 atartl· ing originality was "Re· quiem for the Maues." a M>rl of 1 dirge for thOH who have died in battle. M.S. up Ji~============;:::::::!J==========:;===============!J nf lyrics and the musical -Pffllle Vin Driv~ Ne.,,.n Rnc19, CallfornJI N4-!'711 PEEK FAMILY COLONIAL FUNEML ROME 7111 Bolu Ave. WeatmJUter m.35S SMJTll'S llORTUAllY "71181alt.. R....._Beedl LE.._ WDrot.n'P MOll'l'VAllY m t:. ,,. a, c.... Mttl -- 'I r . . ) I Some o( the SOft~s they 11ang, such as "Cherish." "Windy," and "Never my Love.'' have all IOld over I mllllon copies, and their lnezy IOUDd bas fOC>e far 1n millng them one of the top roclc groups in lbe r«Ordlal indattry today. The IGU.nd of t.ht AMOCMt· Hon la not a heavy rock auch as th1t crutect by some of the ~ ~ Uh t1'e lrOft Blllterfly or <nam . ~Ir~ Is llft'Vlded by a llghter fr.tUn1. a a d the lyrlts to tMir IOftl•· bavinl lo do modl1 wltll -.w ... not en mocll ~ wtlll tbl inuee ot tDdaJ u w l l 111 feeling ol ancient mauea combined wiUI I modern lyrk and beat. the IOnf build11 into a moota11 effect that Is rMlly quite beautiful •nd ltra.ngety movlftl, But as thouOt these f e w moments of .olemntty were enou1h, the •~tnhtt and soni• qllickl7 returned to ones of a UlhWr eplril The aouod of the AllOCY· tion ii.._.. lu6tlllle to I live PHN11c.a. • ..... \baa W. Jlecl 11 ..., lraapl IN tlile JHdacta Md "' cnatiolll ., recocdlllC •blllol, tt ............... It allllllll ....,....... to rnctertM ........... "" Cllenrt. on.. tlM .-.. .... reetrdldowrMd BUY NOW ON OUR OWN EASY PAY PLAN SERVING ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA YOUNG & LANI Tllll CO. THIODORI llOBINI fOllD 1 ff6 NIWPOIT .... 141-fJll COSTA MBA H11ti1ste1 lean • • after the ICCOID-IM:ftt h• been rteGf'die.I. and .....Uma ot-•r a. .... 11'1 ol. ••••h•y ..... ............ .. ..... ___ .iim ________ ~----------------.. ' ' ·: : • • f .. ' t l , . • < • • I t : j { .. .. .. f • l• I I t J• I T t I - -1 .. .. • f ,. I .. .. , :,. . . • c • • .. I D41LY PILOT J J U.S.D.A; CHOICE BEEF CHUCK STEAK BLADE CUT c 10~: • ,,,tST OF THE SEASoH BURMOSA lb. c....,Cllt ••SHPAYO ;.u••••···· 8~ ml POii CIOPS iiliiY'iliiAS11m 2~ .. 5c . PLUMS. c.,, .. , Cwt t.111 98~ l•.TU•KIYI soUD GdlM HlAIJS &99AGI ... PORK CHOPI 39~ USDE l111peded Chlc~e11, te_. or lrHlla 55~ ..... c U.S.D.A. PRYIRPARTI 69c ·~·· 29 USOA Clleke hef, fe•lly or louo4 89: IHIUSS SOAKS GRADE 'A' fretll, S-11 $lie 69: t10ftCAHA Nll-Ya..QALl,ON Juic~ · c PHI SPAlllllS oaAN911UICI Lorge USOA Cloelcie, Wtool. er Polot Cvt 8~~ s;,. IHEUSS 111510 GROUND ioilii:iisiiAMS SI 2! . ,. 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JOO "' • 22' Parsley flallts, 1-oz •••••••••••• 49c Garlic Sall 19 oz. ...... , •••••• 8Sc ~ lS.OZ •••• 63c llUCll Cl.IC. SUCH. MtYfS .... .. 111"' 35~ Minced Instant Onion, 7-oz. •••••• 89c llD. can ... 23c HUNT'S 31 •JOO c..o 19< ...._.. « .......... 27c PEACH£S .. : ~ c T""* S.C. Salad Supren, 2*•0/. I• • • • • • • 49c • TllESE PllCES EFFECTIYE TllUIS. tkl SUN., MAY 31 t•r1 JUNE 2, 110 1189 Bar .. r 81v•. a& WU.• St., Be• .. r Slaopplag Ceater, ~ MMll • ( \ I -----.-...----. ----~----' ' , • . ,. . .. J Z DAILY PILOT Wtdntsday, May 2CJ, 1968 SPRINGFIELD COF.FEE 1 LB. CAN BLACK PEPPER • oz. 39¢ jAMiiE$M80 ~ 2~ ... 39¢ GEIHARDTS BIG 40 OZ. CAN MEM·DRIAl* DAY.* ar:.~!.:: · ·. · SPECIAlS · · · GINGHAM MARGARINE 1 LB. CARTON ... 10 u . BAG FOREMOST PREMIUM ·ICE CREAM c &BE YALUAlll COUPON ~§ WITH THIS COUPON Me .,._ MIN. PUICHASI Lllllt 0.. ....... C I I 0. C..,.. fW C .. _._ .,, .. _ ..................... .... .... ........ ....... .., Lliw-f.W ,..., ~ .a. VAi.UM' I COU•ON .. . ·~. WiLSHIRE ' . CHILI & BEANS • • • NORTHERN FACIAL TISSUE ·PICKLES ~ iiANGrE 9jii1cE • • •• 39c iLiCiD" PiiEAPPL·E . 4: '1 IOX OF 100 2 PLY TISSUES Your Chofce of Colors llG 41 OZ. JUG e SWEIY. CUCUMllR SLICIS e DILLS e KOSHIR DILLS e HAMIUlGIR CHl'5 USDA CHOICE LIBBY'S PIMENTO STUFFED 5 OZ. JAR ROUN.D STEAK GREEN OLIVES 49¢ GORDON'S BUNS SUNSHINE REG. 69c IAG . TRUE BlUE COOKIES 5 9" 55c VALUE -CELLO PKG. Of' 12 IUNS ,, YOUI CHOICI OP: • SBAME S&D GRAHAM TRCRACKiRs 35-• ::-._.: lllS WAFFLE CREMES° 3 ~ $1 • HOT ··- FRESH PRODUCE USDA CHOICE VINE RIPENED PRUH HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLES TOMATOES EXTRA FANCY RUMP ROAST • U.S.D.A. CHOICI 79~ ! 89~ 29:. CANTALOUPES USDA CHOICE loneleu RoUecl SIRLOIN TIP RUMP M~~N ~OAST ••• . SiiCiDStyle-A•M• 49c 111 BOLOGNA.. lb cono·sALAMI MEAT 59¢ 19~ IAR M WlnlRN STYLI New Crop It.Hin Sweet Red ONIONS J:25¢ HASS YARllTY AYOCADOES Si s.ioo ~UQUOR CHAND SCOT ANCIENT AGE-6 Yn. Old ROAST ~ POLISH SAUSAGE 69,~. iOO'RiONIAIGHT s111• FU~~oT;~ Pull-~ . . . . . 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MUSIC FILLS THE A• -New Orange County W~n's Pbilhar· monic Board members, i.n9talled today during a celebnation lunch· eon in the Irvine Coast Country Club, are ready to help bring an- other year of music to Orange County. Among them are (left to Worthy . 'Racquel' .Tennis : ROCkets :. Adoption Hopes Having adopted the theory that a tennis ball can do more than bounce, Adoption Guild of Southern Or- . ange County will wind up its Seventh Annual Tennis Tournament and crown it with a gala Tennis Ball this weekend. Playing began with junior matches the weekend of May 18-19, which narrowed the field of competitors to play in the finals tomorrow in the Balboa Bay Club Racquet Club. Seniors competition started with preliminaries, May 25-26. which will be wrapped up tomorrow. Semi· finals and finals will take place next Saturday and Sunday at the tennis club. Culminating the two weeks of play, a Tennis Ball will begin at 6 p.m. with cocktails in the club. An 8 p.m. buffet and dance music from the Tony Rose or- chestra will be added attractions. All funds raised at both the tournaments and ball will go to Holy Family Adoption Service which provides service to both natural and adoptive parents, an ex- pensive order since the average total expense involved in a single adoption process is $1,200. Part of this expense is explained by the fact that case workers meticulously investigate backgrounds of both sets of parents. Also cosily is prenatal care, fos- ter home placement, pediatrician payments and infant care equipment. The adopting parents are charged "50, however, the remaining funds necessary to meet expe.nses must be provided by the adoption guild, which is led by Mn. Erle P . HalHburton Jr. With this thought in mind, arrangements for the totamament were made by Charles S. Eaton, Mrs. Ed· ward A. Boyd, Myron McNamara and Mrs. John J. Elliott. right) the Mmea. John Applegate, programs; Raymond Dosta chair.' ~· and J. Donald Ferguson, preview co-chairman. The bo~rd co- ordinates the events ol the various county philharmonic commit· tees. - SMASHING SERVE -Mrs. Erle Halliburton Jr., president of Adoption Guild •>f Southern Orann Countv. serves to happy re- ceivers (left to right) the Mmea. Lewis Dunmire. John W. Klug and Jack H. Richardson. The 'four are anticipating the Seventh IEA ANDERSON, Eclltor W......,, M11 lt, HM lt4<M-La .... It New Harmonizers Namec/ Year·· Closed · Orange County Women's Philharmonic Board. • wbic.b is charged with keeping more than 25 county phil~armonic committees in harmony, celebrated the closing of another successful year with a luncheon in the Irvine Coast Country Club today. Highlighting the gathering was the installation of new board. members who will be Jed by Mrs. Raymond Dosta, assisted by Mrs. Leon Lyon, vice chairman. Also installed were the Mmes. H.P. Prather, treas. urer; E. T. Maloney, recording secretary; R. W. Chap- man, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. J . Donald Fer~uson and Mrs. Muryl Hallman, p r e v i e w co-cbamnen. Other board leaders include the Mmes. R. G. Brockington an~ William Schilling, hospitality cc;cbair· men; Jack Edgerton, ways and means, John Apple- gate, program!. Glen Thomas, parliamentarian; Arthur ~Jayton and RiChard Newell, publicity; Richard Alleh. Juniors, and Ralph Schmidt, youth concert! liaison. The work and fund -raising benefits of the commit· tees, coordinated by the board, raises two-thirds of the Cor:itinuanc~ Fun~ expenses for the Orange Co1111ty Philharmonic Society and enables it to book outstand- ing orchestras throughout the world at least one year prior to their performance dates, said Mrs. Newell. Annual Tennis Tournament finals at the tennis club and a gala Tennis Ball in the Balboa Bay Club next weekend. Proceeds will help defray expenses of the Holy Family Adoption Service. Mother Has a Lot of Gall, Daughter Continues. to Stall DEAR ANN LANDERS: My fiance IDd I have been plmmin.1 our weddlnl for ....-al montbl. We wanted ii to be in JUM but my motblr persuaded UI to Wlllt ...... -be murlld -Oii lier 9tla w 1 H I..........,. It_.. .......... tdel. 1111 .... bit .,., rm 8al • sure. Liit ,... _, ..a.-11nrmctcl that sbt bll tried ~ bW W'H'• ' 1own and It ltDl fttl paftct1J. She wants to ftlf the pwn to my weddlnt and make tt 1 double ceremony, wltb her and J)ed repealing tbe Ytwl. I clldJl't know what to mab of It, but Moa. 8llUl'tCI me that many couple. ".reDYrTJ" for sentimental reuona ' and lhl tldnb it woWd be I truly mOY· lnl TllDce for'°' all. Dad wu not • ..,,,., plelled but uaallJ be IOll ... wD wlUlt Mom waats. ~ lace doem't lib lbl Idea Md b• said IO. When I told Mother, •he aceued me of bein& HIOlb ud not waatiq to 1ban tbe IP"'llaM. If I am wroac pleue tell me lld . I wtll _, to make 1ll1 Hance -tt tMt wq. Rllbt now I am eo bea1llct rm ne11 to call olf the ,..., ... , IDd .... - CONl"USED GIRL D&Alt GIRL: A ...... '"aid eot .............. lpt(lpt wt~ ~ ........... ~· "'" J19r ele11)ma ... uk .,m to spdlk ti ,.., ....... If ,.... motlter wanta ti • .,.._,,,. ,... fadter for ~· ... 11111,.......,11tedMNdtlt .. ..,..,. ....... ,.. .... y .. r'81· DEAR ANN LANDERS: I lolt my '"'9-.. two,._. •IO and have been seeing a very lnterestinS? man who . Joined the firm where J am a private secretary. Aaron is excellent com· PMY, Iha.res my interests and we are Of the Nme reUilon. He never mar· ried and teems to enjoy my two tttn· ap cbUdna a IJeal deal. Aaron bas uttCl me to Nin')' him but somethinf 11 boldlq me bid. He teem• to be terribly hung up on tupentJtion. He has turned around ln the mJddhs of the bloc~ to prevent a black cat from crosaing his path. He will wa• across a street to avuld step. .., lmder' a )ldder. When he drops AIM ult aad pepper shaker he always -.. a few sralns over hi• left ,lbouJder. RecenUy .... pewd up • choice apartment becetAse it was on the 13th noor. Last night we were welking down the street and Aaron wu careful not to step on a crack because It would "break his mother's back." (His mother died fin years ago.) Do you thJnk this indicat. an UNtable mind or ls it Just lporance? -GERALDINI: or BILLINGS DEAR GERALDINE: s.,..uuoa bean • relltltll &e ttaMlty er t• &eDlltHt.,.,.. ,._.~lie ... 1141, fte 1 '"911111 pneped. KHdta ..... CONFIDOI'IAL TO TAKEN M>- VANTAGE OF ONCE TOO Ol'TEN: Who r9.bed tbeR ~t Your ' children are disgustingly selfish and lazy because they have never had to accept any responsibility. Your bus.- band Is a pretty good leaner, too. So long as you are willing to carry the whole load for tbeM alobl they will be happy to let )'OU do it. II Aktllt._ a 6ene? Rn ea1 u.e-.... 1i.tn111.n •• .._.. eve? Re .. Ille~ "Alee••••• -Btpe ... R~" "1 .U. tnlen. EntlOH II eelltt la '8111 dli ,.... re· q11e1t •M a ...,, .... ,... Mlf-od- ~ n..a.,e. AuLu ............... .... ,.. .... ,... ""'9 ....... _ .. w 18 e.. ti Ill DAILY PILOI' ....................... ~ _., .. , .. . ' ---.~!'9 ............ ml!I ..... ..-------------------------------.................. ----.__-----------...------------------------------------------~---- J4 DAILY PILU I DROP IN FOR LUNCH -Issuing the invitation are members of Forest Home Women's Auxiliary. The buff et salad luncheon is scheduled for June 6. notes Mrs. Harlan Hoyt, chairman of the event <at left). Ready to go is Mrs. George Wiley, pro- jects chairman, while Mrs. Marsden Lemon, presi· dent of the auxiliary, holdJ decorations. Mrs. Wil· lard Brown (at right). complete with apron and serving dish, is food chairman. _Horb&cope Virgo: Review Hopes, Wishes Auxiliary Lining Up 'Fashionable' Luncheon An attractive line of sum- m« fashions inducing bats, shifts and handbegs will be offered following the drop-in buffet salad luncheon Thurs· day, June 6. by members of the area chapter of F'orest Home Women's Auxiliary. The Newport Beach home ol Mrs. T. B .Lindstedt will be the setting. Reservations are being handled by Mrs. Richard Hom at 673-5158 or Mrs. William Warren at 646- 4198. Deadline is June 1. THURSDAY, MAY 30 By SYDNEY OMARR • "The wise man cootrols his destiny . . . Astrology points the way." ARIES (MFJrch 21-April 191: 'I'ime moves ao that you aid your own security, e n h a n c e c o m f o r t s. assurances of loved ones. Home. residence. base of operatJons are magnified. Don't seek far afield. It's at home. TAURUS (Aprtl 20-May 20): Don't deceive yourself in connectloa with messages received, orden, calll, writ· t e n c o m m u n i cation•. Evaluate -be realistic. Don't jump to coocluliona. Find out why. GEMINI (May 21-June 2r. • · Study eitpenses. Be rc~ponsible for what goes out. comes i.n. Keep eye on possessions. You are able to cotted data, file facts. Key is to be compktely aware ol what atfecta your life. CANCER (June 21.July 22): Cycle cont.inuea higb. Me8111 you could be in for pleatmt 1urprise. Recogni· tion due. Watdi personal ap- pearance. You may be oall· ed upon to ea, a few word1. Exude contidenct. Don't be shy. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): What you aeek comes from within. Seek and th e answers will be available. Take initiative. Look behind eie scenes, beyond tht ob· vious. Fine for tbeat« a<:· bvity. din.Ing out, breaking routine. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Many f r i e n d a make demands -they mean well, but It 13 up to you to con· serve energy. Revtew bope6, wishes. Your Intuition is ac- curate today so follow it. Don't fall victim &O u.n 'tory. LlBRA (Sept. 23-<Xi. 22. 22) : If you expect otbera to • provide answeM. forget it. Today you set your own pace. You fulfill your own aspirations. create your own opportunitiet. Be venatHe but push ahead. Stick to coo- victiom. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Look beyond im~ate lndlcaUom. View lhould be far-reaching. You receive news which e n h a n c e s character. aids you ln mak· ing mesningfuJ decision. Don't thut yourself off from know led~. SAGJTrARJUS (Nov. 22 Dec. 21): Check facts, Aprea. Today acctM ii OD aeoouats, budtet. Dltcowr bidden COltl. tace fact& II they emt. Picture may not be pretty. But if you un· ~rstand it. you benefit. CAPRICORN I Dec. 22· .Jan . 19): Marital affairs. partnerships spotlight your a t tent I on. You make decision ~ardin1 home life. Key is to strive IOI' harmony. Don't ll'g\le with one who meana muc.b to you. Make oooceellon. Procedures Brightened How proper ,..ttamen· tary ~e can brighten and speed up a busi.nea agenda will be dem oMJ;{ated wheti Mrs. Ethel ..WUW.O,s. pre5ident of the Californla Association of Parliamentarians speaks at tM nea meetJng of Council Six , Inter n ational Toa9tmWre11 Cluba. InClerelited women in the ... .. Jnvtted to attend the meetmc at 7:~ p.m. Monday, June 3, In the Gttenbrier Inn, Garden Grove. Experienced Toastmis· tresses are available to out· side organizations to present talks or workshops on many subjects and aldditional i.n· fonnation may be obtained by writilll « calling Mrs. &le Wttlon, Anlbeim. Eastern Star Proceeds from tbe lun· cheon will be used in pert for s<:holarships for children needing • financial help fer attending Forest Bome'a camp. Thirty Y een of Chrlttian ~g ia ~e slogan of Fqrert Home's Chriatian Conference Center, which is Joc&ted ln the mountains above Redlands. It provides year-round camJ>'ng I o r families of all denomina· tiODI. Girls 'Cooking' Rummage Sale "Only the best" is pro- mised by members of the Theta Rho Girls' Club when they sponsor a rummage and bake sale beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday, June t. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-P'eb. 18): G« down to earth; &iv• An auortment or rum- ma1e and homemade pin, call•, cookies, and other coafed6ou will be available .t • la1e in the Odd Fellon Temple, 228 Main St .. Huntington Beach. attention to routine. Seal•""•• 'U-·--• T 1 Remember reeolul6onl con--.... Pl4YUWC emp e ;=.========.! centDt H•cile, dMt. Main· -In Newport Beach la the set-FtRST, FAST tain balilnce. Avoid n· tinl for H a r b or Star tremes. You find yourself Cbaptet •• Order 0 f Who +ollt YH firtt about the Eu•--"''--Me m b llo1t 111 loul ,., .. , C~uk it active in ooaoection with llCIU ~. er s employment. gather at 8 p.m. the second o~iLYl+;ILci:.••ly elwev• the PISCES (Feb. 1&-Marcb _and __ f_our_th_Tue___.:,.:..ad..:a.:.:ys:_. --=========='! 20): Today ie aD the way or ,-------------------nothing. AppUea to penonal relatlonebipe, p e r 11 o n a I duties and reepooeibilities. Study AQUAIUOS me...,e. Don't wear heart on sleeve. Othen mey try to tew it ou t. , IF TODAY 18 YOUR BIRTHDAY you PQ6eeM fine lelllle ol humor and are due r« exciting changes, fn. cl~tra~l. GENER AL TEN· DENCIES: Cycle lugti for CANCER. LEO, VIRGO. Special word to GEMINI : --tlleal rwponsibWty. Troth Told In Newport Aug. 9 Js the date for the wedding of Betty ThoJ!lpaon and Robert L. 1ngalll of IAiuna Beach in St . A 9 d r I w ' s Pt.b;t.rian CIJarcb. Miu Tbompeoe, da......., ol Mr. and Mn. Joba Scott 'l'llompeon of N 1 • p • r t ~'II a alumu Oranlt Cout Cobep ud Califonda ,.. Collllt at Jl'allerton. Her oance. aon of George l1pJ.la of Arllnaton. Mass. uc1 Mn. t.1111u means of Seicr1mento. attadtd Allu- de UJ1ioll Colltft • LOOK WHAT WE HAVE IN OUR GRAD BAG. 8'efttng lt"'9r ouff llnb end tit tac Mta lf9 IO right for gradutltlon givinQ. They'd look or-ton Ded'a lleev9. too. Oval Mt, I 11.95. Round aet, 114.50. Ytflow gold O¥erlay 1qUW9 Mt. SJ 7.50. Put It on lhl cuff I s ~~·~ 11 FASHION ISLAND 6-M-l llO NEWPORT CENTER 1,f I Peering ' 'Around Honorai-y Title Fitting I Every Day, Spouse Says M18S LESLIE ANDREWS of Newport Beach~ been cb6aen Sweetheart of SiJma Chi at Xi Xl chapter. Ulli· versity of Missouri. The daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Andrews ii ~ sophomore at stepben'1 College. Columbia, Mo. and wiY att~d the Uni venity ol Missouri next fall where die Will continue her ltudiea as an education major. RETURNING TO Milli College for precommen~ ment festMUes oo June '1 will be Mrs. William Parker ol Newport Beach. Mrs. Parker was president of her class. Reunion activities will continue through Degree Day ceremonies June 9. A BIRTHDAY PARTY for Jad Wrathe.r, owner of the Balboa Bay Club, was given by bis wife Bunny (Bonita Granville). The tw~y celebrations began in Beverly Hilla, con- tinued at ttie Dianeyland Hotel and Balbo9 Bay Club and wound up again In Beverly Hills. Among guests from Loa Angeles. Beverly Hilll, Tex- as, New York, Nevada and Florida were the Messn. and Mmes. Howar d Ahmanson. Art LlntJetter, Charles Luckman. William Pereira and V o J l a i r • Perkint. all of Los Aqelea. RETURNED from a trip to San Juan, St. TbOJDM, St. Croix and Bermum are Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Robins of Balboa. They were part bf a party connected wlttl Ford Motor Co. She'• the oo1y mtmber to bave aervtd M Newport Harbor avic Leep preai· dent for two ccmecutive years •.• She WN reapoaalbJe fee 1be 1Dcr .. 1e ol memberablp OD lae ICbocl .. •md _. .. terv.d OD a coaatywidt coauruttiee to *alt tlbt Oranct County OU Code ..• ii CNdtttd wttb bavtn1 the boupin"1Jea adopted • tbe jt • u a-1-1• c y 1 Ol.UWIU flower ... abe, wtth Mrs. a.Jlen Lenden, or,..med the W o m t D ' 1 DivtlJon Ci the ~ber ol Commerce • • • llfved on tile Wat.er bond NetiGa for the city's reservoir and wu oo the cranc1 JurJ. Sbe la Mr1. T. Duncan (Jerryt-5tewart and .. ii the Bel Womao-of·tbt-,_., an awed lfven by tbe teacue. Th• were just aome of the laudatory commenta by Mr1. ~P J . Burton, wen. known aaom.1 anc1 ionc- tim• Corona de1 Mar 1'111- dent ""° preMllt.ed -tn-aiSbt .. Mr1. Stewart'• civtc work. Sbe llAd 1bat Jerry wu Ile dri\4nc force in brlnlinl a llbrvy to Corona del 11.ar, perlODMIJ 1oliclted fundl to build the youth Center. l.n- ltituted a 1-utiftcation drive and inlpired bome owmra and merc.bantil to plant ti.I abundlmtly. 'Jbe bumln dynamo WU ,Sven 118.9 percent credit for acquiring the cliffs. bluffs and beach property in Cor- ona del Mar as she went door to door in the rain to. meet a deadline. WOMAN4'·THl-YIAR Mrs. T. punc... Stew•rt PreteMi&D .. made by Newport Beach Mayor Mrs. Rebert MS'lball w h o credited l>e honoree , lrouah her entbuliaam and dedicdian for her own in· apiraticm in c o m m u n i t y lef'vice. A SWl>Tise speaker was Jerry's buaibaod, who hn· mediately chided b e r , NYtnc. "I have wited 19 ye1r1 to be in a poeM:ion ~ 1 could ..,eat to my wife llld • couldn't talk hick." Then, turning eerious, he gave her the bill"lt tribute of aU when be Mid, "To me. sbe has been the woman of the year ~ery day of the year." SALJNABEL Smitta 0 f Newport Beach has been e.lected first vi<:e preeideot of the Oalifomia State Col- lege at Long Beach chapter of Phi Delta Gemma, na· t.ional honorary society for graduate women. Vasa Order to Honor Scholarship Winner Sky High Miss K a r e n Louise Frame, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Frame of Newport Beach, bas received her wings as a Delta Air Lines stewardess and will be based in Atlanta. Ga. She at- tended Orange Coast College. Miss Linnea Larsen of La Mirada will be guest of honor at the meeting o( Anchor Lodge MB, Vasa Order of America. n e x t Saturday. Mill Lanen will Neeiw a PIO ICbo1tnbip for ber essay.entitled, The Kind of Vasa Member I Hope to Be. which was a tribute to her mother. The award wilt be given by Erold Silvet' of Sherman Oaks. grand lodge. deputy of District 15, at the 8 p.m. meeting m the Senior Citizens Clubhoua~ of Newport Beach. Donald Banick, c:Mirman of ttie Jodge, will be maeta' Nuts 'n Nibbles Attending meetings every Friday at 10 a.m. are members of Fount.am Valley Nuts to Nibbles TOPS Club. The women have selected the Recreation Center in Hunt..ington Beach for their !llffting place. Mrs. Tom Spine at 897-7858 will ....er que st ion• about h organi1.atioo. m /)/) ' THE N-E·W allie~ LQQK WIGS ................... ef FAW ••• W1ILITS ••• CASCADES ••• IM WIGS ill hip CHMy. hly ptHtyle4 fw.,.. tt try tnl INCW. VALUE! PRll WIGLn wmt fUIGIAll Of IWl9 TD wte ............ s:.i... "'"Iott WllO ~-, ...... .. YlllS WIGUTS S~ . ' from, ••••• '29" I 14&. SAVI 16• . . • $6.tl :!!r.41 ... 'W' 1~«. SAVI $t.OO . $11.tl .... uu ..... IY,41. SAVI $11.00 $11.tl ~ -'···· f MLI cue.a• ....... ... fllU ....... '19"., •i• ~· ... .. ..... ....... ...... of ceremonies for the event which also will be a boo voyage for memben who will leave for Sweden this month. The ecbolarehip winner, one ol 11 to receive the hanar frcn h GnBcl Lodi• of v-Order cf America. is finishing her-lleCoo:I year Fly ing High at Brigham Young Universi-- ty. She attended t h e Univttsity of Hawaii last summer and mey attend the University ol Wubington this summer. She bas taken COIJl"5eS in cri.minology and sociology aod hopes tlO work ~ rearded cbilcken. Receiving her Trans World Airlines hostess wings and serving pas· aengers on intemation· al flights from New York is Christine Crom· well, dauahter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Cromwell of Lido Isle. Before joilq V114 at 14, Linnea waa a member of the children's club and was chosen to go to Sweden in the IWlllDer ol 1984. ire mendous id edion of- lNlh nu.u -GJrmal& Sil&$ Stofh • &pac14l(q Pft.e&d ~ ffti& e'/t1t Rag. 4M t'Jf' - • t{,~ Htrkr Collt9,, JJOO N Ht~. c.. .. Jie ... So. C..tt "•"· UJJ lmf.i, c..+o M ... H11ntl11fto11 c.,. .. ,, Hw11tl11fkti h u• ·I , • , \ De r J at Be E: te & C< IW fo sl H pl cf .. fl v "' p: v s 8' r 1\ e t. d • Double Ring Rite ·Nuptial V-Ows Pledged Volunteer Notes of the C<lnUDunity Method- lat and the Rev. Kenneth Moore of Pasadena aolem· niled tbe ceremooy. Beach. and tbe bridegroom I i.1 the son of Mrs. Emily Henson of M0ntreal, Can---------------------· .. Tbe bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Teddy A. Douglass of Huntington MRS. PHILIP HENSON Methodist Rites Alftle - New Officers Seated At Dinner Ceremony ad&. Given in marriage by her lather, the bride selected a white silk organza cage over a taffeta sheath with a band of white bridal satin accentina the neck and hem· line. Wlitte chanUlly lace and tiny seed pearla com- plemented the bodice and chapel. train. A fingertip illusion veil was CJlUght to a cascade of wtiite roses and she carried a bouquet of white roces with a "'1t'bite orchid center. Miss Theo Douglass. sis- ter of the bride, was maid ol honor. She was dressed in a rose chiffoo and taffeta' cage with a matching bow headpiece holding six layers of rou tulle. She carried a cascade of white carnations with rose ribbons and nel Dressed in pastel rainbow colon were bridesmaids, Miss Unda Jackson of Hun· tiogton Beach; Min Doro- thy Relaford of Denver; Mrs. D a v i d Dye, Costa Mesa; Miss Elaine Doug· Jass, Huntington Beach, the 'bride's cousin; and junior bridesmaids, Mi I I J~ uy Douglas•, also a COUJin from Huntington Beach, and V a l e r I e Doug.lass, the · bride's sister'. Mila Pamela Dawn Doug- lau, the bride's sister, was Oower girl wearing a pink ch.Ufon and taffeta gown and carrying a white bas· ket with white carnations. Rlngbearer was Eric Thorn- burg. Best man was Allan -Sav· age of Long Beach. Usher- ing guests to their places were Paul Peshlakai, Gerry Kopecky, Michael B r o w n and Charles Corbet, all of Long Beach, Manuel Papia of Huntington Beach and Harry Blackburn of Lake· wood . Organist was Mrs. Dale Swanson and soloist was Mrs. CWf Knudson. Assisting at the reception which took place in Moore Hall at the church were Miss June Thomas, Van VOLUNTEERS NEEDED If it seems that time will weigh heavy during the summer months. the Volunteer Bureau has a solution. Volunteet help is needed in every field. Listings include staffing five Well Baby Clinics, drivers for the in.firm or handicapped. typists, file clerks and general assistants at lhe Bors and Girls clubs. Letter addressing campaign for the Community Chest-United Fund is about to be launched, so help is need~ to complete this project. Anyone wishing to donate services is asked to call the bureau at 64.2-0963 weekdays lrom 9 a.m . to noon. VB IS A COMMUNITY CHEST-UNITED FUND AGENCY Installation Places New Leaders 1n Off ice SllftW "'9le REGENT Mrs. S. M. Reber Mrs. S. M. Reber of Corona de! Mar became head of tbe Col. William Hu..--.. are i"vi'ted to hi t · ......_ Krukenberg Nuys, cousin o( the bride, .,.,......, ... s onan; ~ • who circulated the guest- attend tlbe next meeting of chaplain, and W i 111 am book; Mrs. Floyd Reid of .8e(.a Gamma ch a Pt er· Hewstnn, educational direc-Van Nuys, another cousin; Epsilon Sigma Alpha In-Mrs. Patricia Blancarte of ternetiooal, taking place tor. Huntington Be a c b; Mrs. Saturday, June 1, in Fran-Proceeds [rom a rum-Glen Douglass, aunt of the Peasants loan Hues for Foll cola. mage aale were contributed bride, Huntington Beach; Following tile 8 p.m. din· to Larkview School to buy Mrs. Richard Pevahouse, ner meeting, new officers books for the parent educa-Santa Ana; Miss Betty Fas; Earns Wings Peasant fla.br.lcs tor fall for the year will be in-lion professional library· ta bend, Lakewood, a cousin and winter feature primary stalled. Mn. George Wier, a Mrs. Cochran was joined of the bride; Mrs. Noah Wil-Nancy Hetrick of Costa colors. simplicity In design, 15-yeM member and past by Mrs. Guy Langlois, new Iiams of Garden Grove; Mesa bas received the folklore patterns. president of Beta E ta president of Zeta Beta Miss Peggy Stanon of Seal wings of a Trans World J n d i a n , Scandinavian, chapter, Lakewood, w i l 1 Chapter, and the Mmes. Beach; Miss Beverly Rela· Airlines flight hostess. Mex I c a'n embrofderies terve a.a the installing of· Curtiss Buttke, Jo h n ford of Denver, and Miss She will be servin~as-among ttle peannt cloths fi,.. .. for the new Fountain England, Kenneth Lawson, Kathleen Williams of Long bo d A' L-.ature classic weaves wi·• .. ... ._ s .. a,1.... and R bert Be b sengers on ar s ,.,. m V.1-. Mt.-.ler. am w .... ""'& o ac . auv, ~ La d ..1-1 a.i-.. ._ th After a wedding .... p to domestic flights from a more primitive, more Taking office are tile n ers as ~ e&-"" · e .. i direct Mm-. William G u th r i e , annual state convention just Monterey the couple will Kansas City Municipal for1hrigbt, more ap-"" 1 ded live in Westminster. Airport. proacb to design. presidem; Al l{ack:mei~r.1~c~one~u~~·~=====.lr==========-=====================1! vice president; R o b e r t S p e t h , c o r responding secretary; Charles Canedy, recording. secretary; Robert M c G l amery, treasurer; sc.nley Qx:hran, parliamen- tarian and junior past presi- dent; Eleanor C a st e 11 , Juniors Tap Artist For June Mrt. Robert J. Norton has been eelected Artist-of· the-month by tbe J u n i o r Ebell Club or N e w p o r t Beach. The artist's oils and pas- tels in a variety or subjects including still-life, portrait, seascape a n d landscape will be on display at tbe Marinert Ubrary d u r i n I the month al June. Mrs. Charles Chapman Jr., fine arts ebainnan, has arrang- ed the abibit. Mn. Norton, who paints under tbe name Diane d' Alb, WH educated It the Domin· Ice Convent \n S8D Rafael and the Art Center School, 1 Loa Aqeles. She also stud- ied under Leon Franks, kl Daniell and Sergie Bonprt. 1be area artist bas nhib- lted at the Newporter Inn. Oj91 Golf ·anc1 Country Club and three yean at the La· 1una Art F • • t l v a 1. Her works also are included in permanent collection• 1n 11.s ltatel, IUwaiJ, Maico and caua. .......... ~ RllNITUll .. CAIPIT •SOFAS $1". ....... POWT'lllL CAltPITINO .... ·,.,. LtS .L.1.llllC~----....... -111ta.••' _, In Person DOIBAIEll ADMISSION FREE lttN• YOUI PltlN" Moftday, .._. Jrcl I p.M. Coro11 ~el Mir Sc~ool '10 CARNATION AVI. COttONA OIL MAR PRH TICKITS AT GOULD MUSIC CO. ~ '{ou11 eo for the•• ~ )./~ ~ rr'll:t i.1~.rr,1* se~ DURING OUR SALE of WIGS by DONAVAN SPECIAL-OPEN MEMORIAL DAY 100°/o HUMAN HAIR All WIGLETS Styles 24.50 Values and Colors! GU. OPBll6 SPECIAL ~~:: WIGS Ollly 5" ~2:.:.f&~ FALLS ~25.00 ORiy 3898 &Uii OPllll& SPKIAl IGS , ... , °"'' 43" . ValHs &Ulm OPBOl6 JPfCIAl onlJ 19" .· . t.-r:· _W_..1 G-1 .. ~ ,_,, ~~YAN .............. MIT WMI • M1111l111 ~ .... C.., M•tlllTOM •CM T~:MM174 MON. THIU. SAT. 1 O A.al TO I P.MJ-• Wtd~. May 29. 1968 DAILY PILOT JS -, W~. C°'MM ?-· ·. r . Win Vote of Approva I . DEAR NANCY : I'm having friends In to Usten to the primary election re-• tW'ns. It promises to be a lively blow· out since some of our best friends are Republicans and Democrats. Is there any agreeable food you can serve both elephants and mules? B R A VE HOSTESS DEAR BRAVE HOSTESS: B o t h aid of the party. It's an all-American favorite that wins the vote of ele- phant.a, mules and even doves -in case any guests fly in lrom the Peace and Freedom party. About the only political group that won't relish this flavorful Roast Tur- key are the prohibitionists -it's am- ply blessed with brandy and white wine. Roast the turkey ahead of time and serve at room temperature. GOURMET TIJRKEY animals thrive on hay-however, it's 1 12-pound oven:ready turkey 1 tablespoon salt messy to serve. 1 teaspoon pepper You'd be better 'I• pound butter, softened off with a cold sup-"2 cup brandy per to cool bot 1h cup white wine tempers. 1 teaspoon thyme Here's a non-1 teaspoon basil partisan dish that really comes to the 1 teaspoon rosemary Rub inside of tW'key cavity with salt and pepper. Slather the skin with butter. Wrap turkey in foil paper; pour the brandy and white wine .over turkey and sprinkle with thyme. basil and rosemary. Tightly clo~e the foil and r~a~t turkey in a 400 degree oven for 31h hours. Fold back the foil, and roast 20 mm- ut.es more or untiJ turkey is brown and tender. Cotillion Finale Plans Made CATALINA 'H .,. tftt tleulc loo~ ef Cett•"' 9el11'''"• en4 Cott•" k11it , • , All I 00 'it C.tton. Meth \nit. V •ftocE p•llo•tr. contrast tri111, $4.50, e•ar 9abat4'in• h r111u'a short with bac• tipper, $1.00. 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Build watd power. Encourage neatMll. And, becaute 11'1 fun to use, motivate him to want to do better. (Ort..) lh9 ~ &ctrtc Pcrtab1e la an age ahead ol ardhwy mnuala. A ..... tool ..... tothtworfd•hveln. ..... ~da. ... ~--....... :lif.!.'*'·"' --""-r. .. --.. ....., . .., ............. _ .... 2200 HARBOR BLVD. C orner r Wilson and Harb or COSTA MESA ' • .... , . • ' . .. . . . .. JI OAJL Y PILOT Theater Notes . ~ Laguna, Rancho1 Players Turning to Heavy Drama ' Rv TOM Tl'TUS 01 The O•ll'f ~li.t Sltlf Throughout most or the raoidly concluding season. /I wi:h but a handful or ex· ceptions. Orange County's community theaters have elected to play it for laughs -aod for ,attendance - with safer producUons ' ol lighter proportions. However. five theaters have chosen to close out their respective schedules w1rh extraordinarily heavy dramas. One. Fullerton's ''Night of the Iguana." open· ed last weekend and two more arrive on the Orange Coast this week. Tonight the La g u n a Playhouse mounts William Hanley's explosive "Slow Dance on the K i 11 i n g Ground." while Thursday the Rancho C o m m u n i t y Players of Miss ion Viejo will open Arthur Miller's prize winner. "The Cruci· ble." John Ferzc:cca. w h o directed "Luv" and "The Subjed was Roses" at Laguna, is staging "Stow Dance" as the playhouse's season finale. And coin- cidentally, like the first two, this one also has a three· character cast. David Paul, a veteran Laguna actor, portrays the proprietor of a rundown Brookiyn candy store, a guilt·ridden German. Fran· cie Walsh plays a young girl seeking a way to get rid of an unwanted pregnancy. while Robert F r a n k 11 n en&cts a bl'llllant young Negro in desperate trouble. "Slow Dance on the Kill· ing Ckound," making Its premiere staging in Orange County. will run Wed· nesdays through Saturdays until June 15 at t b e playboun. 319 Ocean Ave .. Laguna Beach. The number for reservations is 494-«>61. * * The Rancho Players are. changing the scene of their productions from Mission Viejo High School to El Toro's Olivewood School cafetorium with "The Cruci- ble." Art Gordon, founder of RANCHO DIRECTOR Art Gordon the year-old group, is direc- ting the Miller drama of the Salem witch trials. Playing ttie leading role of J oho Proctor will be radJo disc jockey Larry Gramm. His wife, Elizabeth, i 1 portrayed by Gloria Newton, while Karen Hildreth ap· pears in the featured role ol Abagail. Others in the Rancho cast are Frank and Judy Det- benreide.r, Myrtle Daniels, Ilene G o r d o n • Dannielle Kennedy. Lorrie Beasley, Curt Hammer, Cb r is Cooper. Frank Richards. Mark Salyer, Janet Gordon, Jean deVries. Bob Greco. Carol Neustadt. Bob Briggs and Colleen Clark. Six performances of "The Crucible" are scheduled, T h ur s day s through Saturdays until June 1 at the Olivewood School. Reserva- tiOM may be obtained by calling 830-2915. * * Winding up a ' i x · performance engagement. Eind the second season or the Irvine Repertory T~eater, Is "The Good Woman o f Setzuan," playing Thursday through Saturday at the Studio Theater on the UCI campus. Directed by Robert Cohen. the Bertolt Brectlt drama features Kathy Donovan. James Mcl<ie and Mark Byrd. Reservations may be made by cOrttaeting tbe UCI bo:1 office at 833-e617. * * Also closing S a t u rd a y night is the Santa Ana Com- munity Players' production of "Barefoot in the Park" under the directloo of Ross Corbin. Sally Brown, Gordon Harris, Ruth Gabler and Jack lGelson play the major roles in the Neil Simon com· edy. "Barefoot'' plays Friday and Saturday evening& at the P~ers Theater~ W. 8th St., Santa Ana. with reservations aivailable at 541·2188. * * Going into its fourth weekend at the Orange Stu~ is the satirical com· edy "Nobody Loves an Albatross," directed by Mary Eastman and starring Anthony Brandt. who also coproduees the play. "Albatrots" also features Letlle Day, Carol Faulstick, Betsy Hewett, John Dudich and Brandt's 11-year-old daughter Kathy. It ruDI Fridays and Saturdays at the theater, 195 N. State CoUege Blvd. in Orange, with tickets and infonnatioo on band at 633-2233. * * Tennessee Williams' "The Night of the I g u a n ••• resumes its three-weekend run as tbe final production of the season for the Fullerton Footllghten. Alan Hart, Anita Malit uid Karen Frietas are the principals in the drama, unde!' L e e HoUenbeck's direction. The show will be &"taged Friday and Saturday at the Muckenthaier Center, 119 Buena Vista Ave. i o Fullerton. The number for reservations is 528-a683. Orchestra, Chorale Set For Finale The final concert ol the year featuring the rarely performed '.'Coocert , fo Clarinet and Orchettra" will be given Sunday ·by the Orooge Coast College Com· mu n ity Symphony Orchestra and Chorale. The combined orchestra~ chorale program w i 1 I feature two major works, one being the clarinet piece. Richard James of Irvine, first clarinet ol the sym~ phony, wil be ffftured soloist. The s e c o n d , "The Serenade to Mu1k" by Ralph Vaughn WillWnl, wilJ /be featured a f t e r in· termissioa. Also Oil ... P'Oll'atn will be the first perbmance of a major w«t emttled "Suite for Strings," wriCten by J. R. Mcintire, teecber-com· poser in the NeWport·Men School District. The symphony will be d irect ed by Joeeph Pearlman of tile OCC MU8ic Departmeot. The chorale wiU be under the Ntori of Gereld Schroeder. The concert will begin at 8:~ p.m. in ttle OCC Auditorium. Tickets, at fl. will go on sale at 7 p.m. in the auditorium box office. Horse Act Highlights Circus at Melodyland ... .. ' THE WXUlllOUI llWULI* I~~ THUTH ~ llOMI 0. ~ CllAll .... /,. JM WT MlllUlll. ~ UllCIA '91119A•.,,.. • CHl&t wml ..... ..,, • 0,.. 6:otl -._.., Z:l I Now -Ends T ....... y .. ~ 'lllDD ... ~~~II._·== t \t1' It I ·1 11• II\: I' 1' \1 f(l 1\\ I 1 ,.......~ llOTOUS c:o.IUTUll ....., '"' ..,, .... ............ ._... ....... lfll • llPIW COMING-JUNE 121 ...... """' ..... Iii I ; 6:H & t :JI ....,.._ w-.s..&s... • J:Jl..-Met Cwd ••• ...... ...... _Ille CArned¥ ""' Slllln • Cellr ..... ...,.. Cini Lllllly ............. c.e. HARBOR BLVD ...... _..,.... a a.am Two-l'llNd W..lenl Adllll CIWl'lteftHestoft ..... ,_,... Celer S-'<Y c;......, '" CAlllr Offn Mart111 ""-'•'-• ........ •• • AM .... ,_ Lit." JackL-~lr-. .......... --·'*' For Adults •• ·~-.. --==-::a_. .... ,.,-• ...:::;i:11 ....... .,, TlWOWll .......... llOrtWalUr ..... s..... .... -c.e. Vlllc9ftt Price .,.. 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Amtrlcan ruler 66 Fruit 67 Gu used In rtfrlgttatlon 68 Hold on 9 Entire property membership 69 See 58 Across of a group 70 Gate 10 Struggled accessory at close 71 Cook ln11 quarters ingredient 11 Number 72 River of 12 An1t1ous Btl 9 lu111 13 Metal 73 Ptrforllll!r f01m1n9 DOWN l Dry white wine 2 Sir: Malay 3 Hindu fire god 4 C111se to 91thtf' 5 In favor of 'Wlnttt phenomena: 2 words 7 Cuckooplnt I Did 9ardenln9 Job machine 21 Zod iac sign 24 Elttlrlcal unit: Abbr. 26 Fruit 27 Groove 21 Bring under control 29 Record of a person's death 30 Avarice 34 T Inly person 3' Fernmly: Archaic 37 Cloy with ovtrabun· danct 5129/M 38 Ogled 40 ··true: 2 words 42 Electrical machlM part •5 Conjunction 47 . • • En;lalld SO Be COfllpl 1 lslllt 52 Ian of th clotll 53 Somethlnt not esstnUal 54 Ancient ttglon of Asia II• 55 Snake 56 Lively ct I ebratloftS \ -j. ... ~ ,.. ~-' LUJ/1:11 1" • .., .. ~--..._....._.J ~ ..... ....., .... ''MADIGAN" ~ ...... "SERGEANT RYKER" Tiokets for the circus the first ever presented' in Mel.odyland, are now on sale at tile box office and all theater ticket agencies. The show will play nightly, Wednesdays throu~ Sun- days, with matinees at l p.m. oo Wednesdays and Sundays and at 3 p.m. on Seturdays. ALAN ARKIN RI CHARO CRENNA ·1c• llllBlllBLIY ST~Y AWAY JCt Bm a 60 T lme of ytlf 62 Cost of i!iila!!!llEEa•••iiiiilil;la•••;;;;;;!!Em~E!!-1 living ltftl !I 63 ··dancer C.{jf J ::~~i. ctluO ~~1~= Eve. Show Sterts 6:U-COfttinueus Sundey . --. . . :. . . ' F---...... I ~SOUTH COAST ~:t!-..':.. PLAZA .......... •·•-·· ,.,.. ..... s.. Dlz ,,.., • ..... • 546-2711 ...._.,,. ... ,. wma·FD•·SIMIS SAT. ~ AT 1141 •ORT THIATRI Sterrl• lurt L......,. ''THI PAaTYH .. 7:00 & lO:JO MAJOR PllMIW et 1:45 NOW IXCLUSIVI 1tt ltUN SHOWING 'Charlie' Makes Gohd . .... c... ....... ........... ..,.1,... EVEN MORE THRtLLING ••• MORE CHILLING THAN THE BOOKf Truman Cai>otc's IN COLD BLOOD ~~ BLAD• 9C0'1'1' WJLIOK • JOBM POU!TllB ~Cc:MMI~ ............ - MIO WJ ·sam. ding State • Thi But gold jewe trick a;ytDJ rece1 teml . .. ;~'nl ~ f\\Jdl f eort ::'Tr "' ·~ • resu ~War cit.is "alt ch • help • 'ft '1ht i De8' for . inn "U.S. CPel ' bis • • •• J 1 10 7 " .,,...,..._, tu.,yt ... ,Congress Cracki.ng Down on Consumer Credit Actions WA&llINGTON CAP) -.ad..s the bill lut week -Tbe ~ COit of the where tM c:Mr&e doe• not on auch Cftdlt tn the Th• rneMW'e would re· 75 percent of aU take-home Maximum c r J m In at C--bM Miil PreDdlM •1til Mir aa•"'OUI aup-credit bl dollars a ctDts exceed f7.• precedina yter. quire• ator. advertisinl ID· pey. lt woWcl her the firinc penalliea in this section •• ........... a major' e-part. over Ma f1l1l Ute. A ll)ldal provtlion was Also included ... • pro. 1tallment loans to give the ol an employe for one 20 yeers imprisomnent and protlc:tioll b i 11 ~ SIGrtl wllidl utend cndlt The 1.a Ulo exemp_t.s warted out to eover open· vision aimed at lraudJ in •Muai ~ rate, ca6h garnishment. a $10,000 fine . >- ,clllClalaN of tM -1 edit met ftDIDC'ial illltitutions from tbe b*rest rllte re· end or revolvina credit home lmproveoienta. A price, number of peyments The section aimed at loan The extortio~ credit ol ln_..lt oa mCllt lollll wbieb IDlb ·io.a. will have quirement small tramac· plans. homeowntr contractillg for and their due dates, not just 1hark1 states that an in· provltloos .,, i 11 becoD\e ... c:Ndk ~. to mm two important tiona oe tbia formula.: All Under it, the 1Wre would such work fiMDced by a the amount down and the terest charge exc.eding 45 eflectlve when the bill 11 : '11 am ~ tblt tbe dilC~ under the bill: purebues ol '15 ar leu so have to ltaite iU full aonual first or second mortcage on monthlY payments. percent a year ii a factor in tl&ned into law, the credit trutb-lD-llndinl blU • o -'ne llmUal Interest rate klol u tbe credit c:W&e rate H well M the month!)• his proi)erty would have T h e ·garnishment pro· establiahint it I• an ex· diad0&ure aection July i. ·ardlDU1 spoo...t b J ftsured oe the declinlnl dOll not exceed ~. and rate but allo could. if ii thr~ days to withdraw from vilioo would exempt the tort1onate credit transac· 1989, and the t.uniahmetlt .Pnl6dellt .1-..oa bM Pall-~ ol h obli11don. purcbalec ol mort than '15 chose, lilt tel actual return the •lfeement If he chose. first S48 earned weekly and tion. provislon July *1, 1'70. eel bo4ll bou.ael,'' ll6d Betty-_;_--=..:..:...:....:.;;...::;:.;,_;_:....:..:.:..::....:...... _ _..::...=...:.;;:.:::..:.;:...;;:....:;;_~:.:..::..-=----.:...__---------::;__ ___________ __;_ _______________ .;..._.;...,.. ___ . . 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': ::''J1le tar-donationt in· i ·-. .._ t!'Jded two gold bara. eedl • .. 9Dr1b more than •i.100. :TreMury officials said one • • # .,... liven in late January • · by a former F r e n c b • retiatance fighter in World , War II, the other by a Swiss dtizeo who 9llid be WU ··~·· of tbe alJule ciredecl .t u .s. elforta to • help oCher' Dlltionl. • 'Ille rr.ch told blir ... '°iftleated by Claude J. ; Delpuecb, who exchansed it for U.S. Treasury aecurttles in memory of soldiers ol the r U.S. l37tfl Infantcy> Reli· inent who joined forces with • ·II.is French resistance unit in :. i the Loire Valley campaip : ..... 19M . .:. ~ "I am not "«'I ridl IDd I -= ; bow 1blt a kilOIJ'nl ol to14doll 11Dt , ...... VflrJ much, but til ii Cialy • aymbolic ge s t ure," DetpUeCb told U.S. offtciall • ..in Swttserlmd. 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The shortage .is the result of several fac~ors - older buses wearing out, school enrollment going ~P and double sessions complicating the schedule. Marn· Jy, it's because of a money shortage. · Newport-Mesa school oillcials say they will need five or six more buses in the fall to haul all students from neighborhoods that now ride to school. They won't have them. Voters last October turned down a $475,000 part of a total $20.7 million bond measure to enable the school district to maintain its bus fleet over the next. five years. The increased number of students walking to school will be one of the f i r s t tangible signs of the district's financial problem. Second graders going to schoo( only half a day will be another. There will be more. Some parents will be distressed that son or daught· er has to wallc to school on traffic-heavy streets. 0th· ers will say, "Why shouldn't they walk? J used to walk five miles to school through the snow." Both will make valid points. But when aJI is said and done, the pros and cons won't have much to do with it. The school district doesn't have any real choice. The plan then evidently will be to bus those high school students who live over two miles from school. The bus-don't bus line now is 11h miles away from school. Fot intermediate schools the walk-instead-of-ride perimeter will be moved from one mile to llh miles away. Fourth through sixth graders will be expected to walk 114 miles instead of one mile, and primary and kindergarten students one mile instead o! ·~ mile. Thes~re the upward limits; not every child who lives in the expansion zones will lose his seat on the bus next fall. ~- Extended walking requirements will be enacted as needed 'at the upper grades firs\, since older students are more likely to have other means of transportation and lo be in less danger aJ pedestrians. The new busing program ls one of the first signs of the district's financial troubles. It won't be the last -and it won't be the most severe. Happiness for Christy A story with a happy ending -or beginning. That's the saga of Christy Chrestensen. who for months was kept alive by an artificial kidney machine until she underwent a kidney transplant operaUon a year ago this month. Christy, a 20-year-old Orange Coast College coed, is doing fine today. The operation was a success. So much so that the girl, a Balboa resident. is now making plans for a wedding. The groom is to be Air Force man Thomas L. Griffin Jr. of Costa Mesa. Theirs is a happiness that many people can right· fully share. For literally thousands of people. touched by the appeal of Mrs. Betty Blakeney, Christy's moth- er. contributed toward the cost of the lite-saving kid- ney machine and the transplant surgery. Led by Lions Club members, students and many businessmen, the fund-raising drive last year netted more than $30,000. Where have gifts bought more? - N . Separating Men From Their Ideas Dear Gloomy Gus: A Booster Reports on BolJIJg'• Tactics I said of a certain man wbo has been much in tbe public eye lately, "He seems a little ~uy_to me,"~ I :-ru jumped on by partisans of his view· point. ''That's because you disagree with him." they protested. "Not at all,'' 1 said, "As It happens, I agree with about 90 percent of what he says -but I still think he's a little crazy. That bas noth.lng at all to do with his viewpoint." Most people ca.n't undeTstand this. They think if you agre~ with a man, he must neceasarily be sane arid rational: and if you think him irrational, It must be because you are prejudiced against his views. WE SEEM INCAPABLE or separating men from their Ideas, or even from discriminating among the dilferent ideas held by the same man We·seem to feel that a man must be accepted or rejected la toto. along with his ideas -but this attitude only makes for difficulties and ftustrations, and is sadly unrealistic. To take a case close to my own heart. I have always been a great ad· mirer of the late G. K. Chesterton, both as a brilliant writer and a.s an in· c:sive thinker. His biography of St. Thomas. for instance, comes closer to 1he heart or the man than any dozen learned tomes written by profound theologians. BUT CHESTERTON had several blind spots aad bitter biases. He didn't like Jews, he di smissed psychoanalysis as an outright fraud, and he espoused a cockeyed economic system called "Di~trihutism." On these three matters, in my opinion. he Why aren't the tennis courts on Lido Isle open to everyo.ne wbo lives on the island, and not just members of the Lido Isle Asso- ciation? Must we use the city tennis courts, for heaven's sake? -R. N. P. T1lla ...... NlleC'9 ,....,.. .,,._, -__ .., .... If .. --· ..... yew ... ,.... .. ......., .... o.•, ....... was irrational and ignorant. Nevertheless, the built of his work is richly rewantma. and I am grateful fo,. thal It is not necessary. or even desirable, for me to agree with everything be thought or wrote, and I would be doing my1eU a disservice if I rejected his work lltecause of elements that repulse me. "AN IDEA," DON MARQU1S onee said, "isn't responsible for who believes in it." Many peopffl don't understand that. If the Communistt believe something, it is not necessary for me to disbelieve it. simply because I disagree with communism. Some of Marx's criticisms were very acute, and 90me were nonsense; it is up to me tlo separate the two. Likewise, merely because a man voices a point of view I agree with. I do not have to regard him a~ e.ither sane or sincere. There are dema· gogues on my side as well as on the other side : and a crazy man on my side can do it more harm. ultimately, than its enemies can. "Discrimination" may ~ a bad word in sociofogy; it is an in- dispensable word in thinking-for the art of thinking, as Aquinu tells us, is nothing more or less t h a n ''sep&rating" and "combining" ideas and the men who hold them. Gold Situation Critical WASHINGTON -Put a big circle around July l on your calendar -for it is one of the most important deadlines now facing P r e s i d e n t .Johnson and Congress. That's the date that the Central Bankers of Europe have given Presi· dent Johnson to obtain passage tf his to percent surcharge tax. If the long delayed tax boost 191\'l enacted into law by then, these powerful international money men say they will be forced to start "cashing in" part of their $16 bilUon American for U. S. gold. This drastic financial move. If ever undertaken, could touch off a run on the dwindling U. 8-gold reserves by private foreign holders of another 115 bjJUon. PRESIDENT JOHNSON gave this alarfning report lo Democratic con- gressional leader8 during a recent White HoUle meeting at which be urg· ed immediate action on the c<>m- binat.fon tlO billion tax boost and the t6 billion expenditure cut package. With the U. S. government Sold holdinp DOW dloWD to •10.5 bl1Uon, the .Prtfideftt warned, any panJc ''cubint In" of U. S. dollan could force him to eitblr impend 10Jd sa1 .. or devalue u.. dollar. LoMta1 the grimmest be bas In wetkt, tbe Prealdent pleaded wtth the legillaton for the fWift legi1latlve ac· uon needtd to head off this financial dluster. stating: £inancia1 crisis since 1931 -the depths of the great depression -but this time we are faced with lnfiation. not recession. "IF THERE IS NOT 1 tax boost passed by the first of July, we shall face a new run on our gold. The Cen- traJ Bankers of Europe have warned me that if we don't act by then, they will be forced lo begin cashing in American dollars for gold'' "The only way you can get a tax beast immediately. Mr. President." sald House Majority Leader Carl Albtrt. Okla.. "is to throw the ad. mintstration's full weight behind the Senate-Hou~ confertt!I' tll·speoding pack•1e. W\U you support the 98 billion 1pending cut whicb bas been lled t~ur 10 percent surcharp tu propot ." "1 11 prefer a '4 billion nduc-- t.lon," rep the Prelident "Can't •• hold the line thert? A " bWion cut- bttct wtll cr1tPle crltJcat antl•povtft1 and defenae fl'Otrama." "The onlJ .. \lt100 that I'" to thia deadlock," aid Sptakn Job 1 McCormact. o.Mau., "ii to let tbe Rouae work its W\ll." As the Preside• 1Wned lnteaOJ, McCormack txplMled Ulla coald " accomplished by bftln1 a member of the House Way1 ad Meant Com· mlttee offer a motloo to lutnlCt tbt House confertet to tupport a M bOlloe cutbeck ID ..,....un,. . Kennedy Described as a 'Trickster' To the Editor: After watching the Indiana cam· paign. I think Califor!Wans should learn of Bobby Kennedy's tactics here. Although he claims to clarify issues. he refused debate with McCarthy anywhere in Indiana. He, not McCarthy or favorite-son Branigin, trucked in relatives outside bis immediate family to blur issues. Kennedy refused to itemize ex· pensea publicly before the primary although McCarthy did and Branigin's. were even less. After the vote Ken- nedy gave costs as $600,000 (again, no itemization ), but others with ex· perience put the real outlay at two or three times that (cf. Newsweek, May 20, p. 4&). If these others are rigbt, u I believe, Bobby Kennedy tied. KENNEDY SUPPORTERS put out material distorting McCarthy's voting record <New York Times, May 6, pp. l and 39). Kennedy didn't disavow the · slanders until late election eve, weeks after they hurt McCarthy. Kennedy said he hadn't known of them. but McCarthy people had long protested. So it seems Bobby Kennedy lied again. Kennedy got members of the American Legion onto a telecast for him under false pretenses and displayed the Legion seal without permission. The Legion got a court order to stop this, but the damage was done (Indianapolis Star. May 61 p. 27; May 15, p. 27). HE KEPT SOME o( his Senate staff on goverment pay whHe they cam· paigned for him. A congressional Cilm· mittee is investigating. His literature Listed "18 years of public service.'' but only seven (since 1961) are important. McCarthy has three times the experience. Bobby ran big newspaper ads saying "top Jaw enforcement experts" back him. At least 25 of 36 signers were KeMedy appointees, not now in government, doing their ex-boss a favor! (Indianapolis Star, May 3. p. 31 ; Indianapolis News. May 3. p 4l. KE GO'I' McNAMARA to com- promise. the World Bank and praise Bobby on TV for his role in the Cuban missile crisis. McNamara omitted Bol)by's disastrous advice on the Bay or Pigs, which triggered the crisis! McNamara also omitted that only he and Larry O'Brien, of all Cabinet of- ficers of the last decade, favor Bobby. Space prevents details of Kennedy's nip-flops on issues (cf. New York Times, Apr. 20, Sec. 4, p. 1). Of course McCarthy was too honest for such tricks. or he may have won more votes. WHY DID KENNEDY win tn In- diana? Because only 25 percent or all voters aupperted him and it's easy to tool 25 per~nt: an NBC poll indicated half of Kennedy voters didn't know his stand on issues (whatever that may be). llis Nebraska showing may come from bandwagon psychology and because be campaigned less there. In- diana polls showed Bobby sltpped a~ vottta cot to know him. .. Gn,..e--- o..r d.orc•: It It trot a Itri muat Y1tld to muc:uline niiltJ and let the bun tblDk they are smarter tbla womtn? Every m111 I tvtr dated pt mad lf I •bowed any bdeJUpnce at all. Do you lhlhk M 11 lalt? Dear Coed: COED OM mort Word out of you .tnd we1J tM.e ya4Jr votlng rl•ht.. bed. ... Letters from f'eaders aTe wlcome. Normally writers should convey their messages in 300 word& or less. The right to condense letters to fit space <>r eliminate libel is reserved. All Let- ters must include signature and mail· ing address, but names will be with· held on request. Perhaps Californians will prove someone besides an opportunist and trickster can win. Perhaps California Democrats will vote for honesty and McCarthy OD June 4. E. S. GAl\ABEDIAN Indianapolis, Ind. IJnre-presentetf To the Editor: Your comprehensive editorial in- dictment (May 23) of Senator Schmitz and his record should jar loose from thelr complacent po s i ti o n s con· stituenta tn this area who haven't thought about replacing him in Sacramento. It bu been very clear to many of us since his unbelievable defeat of Bruce Sumner for state Senator that he was ill fitted for such a weighty position of responsibility in this great state. EACH YEAR the League of Women Voters conducts legislative interviews with our local, state and sometimes national representatives. The purpose of this is to discover what their present thinking is on pertinent issues. Every year Mr. Schmitz is the one and only one who declines this in· vitation on the grounds that nothing could be gained because he doesn't see eye-to-eye with the League. I CERTAINLY hope that when Mr. Schmitz' term is finished we will have on the ballot runnlflg against him a person quaUiied to do a good job in Sacramento and someone who will be acceptable to the powers there. His present acceptability there is about parallel to Mr. Utt's in Washington. Does anyone else feel sort of unrepresented? BEE LONGLEY Bel&e.rtter o.,..er To· the Editor: Part of a detailed tabulation dated Sept. 20, listing the dangers involved in increasing flights over t.he Newport Beach densely populated areas from planes and helicopters, ls quoted below. The entire random report wu submitted by me to tM Newport Beach aty Council. and to the Jack Mullin Alq>ort Committee last Sep· tember. 'EXCERPTS: "Conclusion: th e above incomplete lot Indicates t.bt t.. A. Airwl.11 hftl no COOCC'1I far the safety or comfort of die maQf hun· dreds ol home owners Wtlo moved to uu. area bee_. ol ordlDlr)' benefltf of climate and quiet Jiving. Jt would take tllt '°" Of OM rob' bllldt to create a bt1lllb &re calal1npbt on deutl1 popalattd 8aJboa bland or ill BelCGI Bl1 -or a c:buce coDLllm of t111e L. A. Airw-.JI CGptel' and •Y odlll' llftnft. 'niat llllCll • barTtndDu ~ 11 far frGm tmpoMlbll la ai. ...... .,, .. ..... of ....,.,.. 09wrb11d UDolt ., ... ol dl.J biltWl8 1 a,m, IDd 11 p.m. • . lmOlll tM loadelt an die btUcopter1, wbott ,.,_ pttbl .,.. nanact across u.. "CHIEF OFFENDERS in noisy tor· ment are the military helicopters whose angry roars are to be beard long before and long after their passage; in particular the twin rotor craft. <The Boeing VERTOL). l sub- mit that th~ should be baned totally from the airspace above Newport Beach (except seaward of the ocean beaches) because there is no possible military mission for them to execute above the city of Newport Beach in any manner. at any altitude. It has come to my attention that in the copter ready rooms the pilots Ire· quently compare notes about the bathlng beauties on the sands of our bays and ocean front. This is normal, perhaps. but hardly to be endured at the expense of our peace of mind and safety trom falling or damaged aircraft ... "IT IS TRUE that you cannot halt aviation. nor the spread of transporta· tion. But it is likewise true that one of these days. if nothing remedial is done. we will have a h o r r i b I e catastrophe on Balboa Island or in some other densely populated part of Newport Beach. and with a wind blow- ing there.is something to think about . ''I see no reason why military aircraft of .any nature should be permitted tmlimited use of Newport Beach airspace, When they have available the deserts. the mountains. the bean fields and the entire Pacific Ocean ror their maneuvering ... We are not a mmtary target! ''IF LEGAU Y within our municipal rights, I propose banning ALL UN· NECESSARY FLIGHTS above the ci· ty of Newport Beach. Note the word unneceaary. This will won a hardship on no one.'' As we know. a week ago an un- fortunate L. A. Airways copter fell in Paramount to the flaming deaths of 11 passengers. It could happen here. So far we have been fortunate. What. if anything. has been done to alleviate this very menacing con· dition? What has the city done7 Wh.at has anyone in the county done? It will be interesting to find out. HORACE S. MAZET Ucensed pilot. 1930 to date. Be•Ndfle.tlea To the Editor: We wish to express appreclatfott for your fine editorial : ''Good Bualneas: BealJty," in the April Ill wue of the t>AILY PILOT. Thia is in line wlftl your consistent support of our efforts fbr the preservation and CONtant im- pl'Ovement of the quality of our en- vironment. For this 1lq)p0!1 we are deeplf grateful. WE BA VE BEEN receivinl llll amazing number of letters and llelepbone calJs from all ~gments ot the clt,. In response to your ecUtorlal. So. peopte do read the DAJL V PTLO'I' editorials, and many of our clttiens an much COl'.te.'trned wtUI beeut111c•·' tton. We feel uaured of your continued supt)Ol't, and thank 10u again for your tenskivt IWartnett of U.. YaJut of 0\1' efforta. to the bualntu and relidentlal atmosphere ol Newport 8eecb. ISABEL PUB ~ Newport Benlffa1 Newport HartlOr Oiamber of CoamMlw peling with bikes for available Space on the bayfront sidewalk. 1t would not be realistic to say ther~ are-no hazards, but it seems a plan could be worked out so both groups could pursue their activities in harmony and safety. I filled out a que9tionnaire recently which indicated my choice about use of sidewalks for cycling between sum- mer and Easter vacation. What was the outcome ? Apparently, we bike riders were in the minority opinion. SO HERE ARE some alternative sug<!estions since a combined effort la being promoted to enforce bicycle ordinances : 1. Slow down cars which drive at fast speeds up and down tfle narrow streets and impatiently press cyclists to the curb. 2. Beautify the alleys and smooth out the bumps and holes. and pave the surfaces so tires will not wear down so fast. 3. Announce the results of public polls, such as the questionnaire. so the community knows how its members stand on issues. 4. Allow bike enthusiasts time for riding on the bayfront walks, such as early morning or weekdays, when walkways are free except for Aerobics devotees who may also be nuisances, depending on one's disposition. MRS. JON VISEL MIHtarw 01'erfllght• To the Editor: During the closing seconds of, the ·Airport Noise Abatemem Committee meeting at Corona del Mar high school Thursday evening, a lady took the floor to also complain about Marine jets over tbe area. I addresl myaelf to her and all those with similar com· plaints: Are you satisfied they are military jets and are you satisfied they '1'e ours? If the answer is yes to both questions. then my commeot is, and I think theirs should be as well , THANK GOO! THE MlLFT ARY are most anxious to avoid any disturbing overflights of populated areas even thougtl t.bis becomes increasingly more diffiealt as developers continue to jam !Ub- diVisions direcUy under the 6Jibt paths of bases sUch.as El Toro. If one bu a complaint about military aird'afl a si1T11>le telephone caU to the Base Operations Officer at El Toro giving u accurate a deacrip- tion ot the aircraft ae possible, the location ot the observer and the tiin• of the obeervation will result In h· mediate action by the Comm.ming ~ at El Toro t.o avoid a reetzr.. rence. --•·ij•g;u.11 Id '''1'118• can be no furtMt' delay on ttw tu bill. Tbe cbatrman of the Federal Reserve 8o8rd tells me we art la tbe mldst ot tbe molt Mrious Pnl __ ..,_ __________________ ___, land (or '-1> bJ a strip at llut two mllll .. wtdCb wtllr.m ..,. ........ le Ill too mdmt.. ' ·' I ( 1 tt simi whe. ti:on1 Ar Cass; on t 'JI~ gam wou rept imp' H1 Las that TI prof Cali ex ct vie'\! ,, ~ "WI for don· else T T c Sai( Doc gen T the old bed coa Chi tea-.. reg bis do cha .. dre wit: you alw D Be~ ~ coa dir• twc rev (h ... I yet [ wit mll ,_ ~ ·------.. _ ..... _. _____ ...... ·-·-----...~~~...------.--------------------~~---~-.-- ' ce 1ot irlO be tld nd tly tse m-·as ke ve is ::le at OW SU 1th :he so •lie :he ~rs for as 1en ics es, !:L :he :ee ool :he tne to m· >US oC bis aa ub- gbt DOt me at ~p lhe Int t'i '°"" l'R .. ' WednttdlY, May 29, 1'68 DAILY PILOT ZJ Gurney Figures He's· Running for 4th in 500 · Tar Coa~h Quits F ontius to . Leave T eacliing John Fontius' oo~yea:r reign aa Newport Harbor High varsity tennis coach ended with the an- nouncement of his resignation, ef!ective next month, the DAILY PILOT Jearned today. Fontius, on the \vay to win· nlng a CIF championship, said he is leaving the teaching pro- fession to try his hand at some aspect ol the medical field-per- haps as a salesman. ''I'm not completely certain that teaching is what I want to ma.kc as a career so I figured this was the time to make a change and see what J rea!Jy want U> do," the former Newport grad (1958) reveals. "There certainly is nothing to indicate I won't return to educa- tion at a later date." The 27-year-old Stanford Unj- versity graduate came to his former prep alma mater last summer. moving in from Te- Winkle school in Costa Mesa. He replaced Wayne Horowitz. who had coached the Sailors to the 1967 CIF crown -the first- ever varsity CJF title for the Coast area school. No replacement has been designated as yet, Newport athletic di.rector Jules Gage is cWTenUy interviewing applic- ant&. Gage was sincerely disappoint- ed over Fontius' decision to leave. "John is a fine coach and teacher and we hate to lost him. But if he's oertain about what he wants to do, now's the time to make the decision." JOHN FONTIUS Na GamfJle Involved Las Vegas Is a Sleeper For Professional Sports rt is not uncommon for one to simultaneously think of gambUng when the city ol Las Ve~ is men- tioned. And that peroaps is die reason pro - C.Saional sports has avoided gambling en tranch.laea for the Nevada eity. That is to say, the knowledge that gambling and underworld association would be too cJose to the scene for reputation's sake, at least as far as Implication goes. However, as on observer points out, Las Vegas is probably more honest than some of our major cities. The man , closely associated witti a professional team located in SOuthem California, asked not to be identified in exchange for some knowledgeable views oo pro sports f<r Vegas. "Ask younelf thie," he begins. "Whet do people who live in v~ do for entertainment? If you said ttley don't gamble, you're right. So what else is ttlere f'or' them to do besides Tough Act To Follow CHICAGO (UPI) -George Hala!l saJd, .. Good luck. kld. '' and Jim Dooley said, "It's diCficult to follow a genius." That's the way the old gave way tn the new Tuesday as Halas. the grand old tyrant of the Chjcago Bears. tab- bed Dooley, the boy wizard of 0 1!' coaching staff, as head coach or thr Chicago National Football Leag111' team. "It was inevltable.'' Halas said regretfully, a day after he anno.unced hla retirement. ''The proper thing to do and, more exactly, the proper choice." "It is the folfiDment of a life's dream," saJd Dooley. "I accept the job with profound humility • • • I assure you that the Halas doctrine will always hold forth in Wrigley field ." Dooley. 38, assistant coach of the BeaN fur six seasons nad one of the ~tub's great receivers, emerged at the head or the pack of Halas' 10 assistant coaches earlier this year when. after directing the Bears' strong defense for two years, he was given the task of revitalizing their ttraUc oUense for the 1968 season. take in the movies or hunt jackrab- bits? .. A professional team in any sport would be a smashing success at the box office because people up there are hoogry f« sports, And like people from other dties ol comperable size, they are anxious to be idenUfied witb a pro outfit. ''Last year two teams from the Western Football League put on a OU OUOUCUSCUUUOUOUUU WHITE WASH uuuuuuuouuuuuuuuuoc• police benefit game in Las Vegas and drew 5,000 paid attendance at $2 per ticket. ''On t,he basis of that success. the Continental Football League is con- sidering trying a franchise there. "The American B~Jcetball As.wcia- ti.oo missed t!he boat by not moving its Orange County team to Las Vegas,'' be opines. He agrees that the ex-Orange Coun- ty product (the Amigos) will be hacd pressed U> make a financial success out oC its recent move to the Los Angeles Sports Arena. As he points oot whose going to see the LA Stars (as ttiey are now named ) 1·. hen they can go to virtually the game locale and view the highly successful Lakers in action. . . .. . especially coming off a winning campaign for the Lakers. But that's aootht'r matter. Certalnzy if a place like Sen Diego can be lnduded in majm-league ex- pansion, Uls Vegas merits inclusion in some pro circle. tr * * Jackie Ogilvie, veteran star ol the Coast Rangers, will be playing for the Western All-Star soccer ~lection which faces the professional Los Angeles Wolves side this weekend in Los Angeles. Members of the Mesa Verde Coun· try Club's women's clob were in the Hollywood Park winner's circle follow- ing thf.fourth race Last Friday. Includ- ed from the MVCC were Mrs. Jerry Hayea and Mrs. Ray Heffernan. Roche Picked as NEW YORK (AP) -1'1M man most likely to succeed Corona del Mor'11 Rod Laver, aa the world'• No. 1 tennlf player b an AUltraUan left.bandfr, Brttaln'• Mlk• ~ predicted todaJ~ "I don't aee bow 'tony Roe.be can bep from becom.lnl the but," aaid Davte1, former Britilb O.fll C'9p ~. "He bas everJtbiDJ that Lavv ha1 -be just ba1n't put It an to~r yet." Davies, 32, a darlf'halred Londoner 1'tth the mod side-bums, Is advtnce man for Lamar Hunt's young pro- t..aoul tum. troupe, now bttll1 advfl1sed 11 tbe "Handsome E\lhl" They arc hrodt'd by John Newcombe of AustraHa, 23, wlnner of the U.S. and Wlmbledon titles laat year, and In- clude the southpaw Roche, 22; DeMls Rals1on, 25; Pierre Barthel of F'tance, a : Roser Ta11or of Britain, 21; Cliff DeyldaJe of South Alrfca, 28; Earl (Butch) Buchholz, '/1, and Nlcota Pille or Yucoatavla, 211. They are members of World Cham- pJonsl\fp Tennis and thty tour the world ln competition to the N1.tJonal 1'cnnlJ Ltague, headed by former Davi., Cup captain Oeorge MacC.U of IM Anplel. MacCaU has the older, estabU.~ . Turbines Ar~ Class of Jndy Classic Field ~ B1 EARL GUSTKEY °' ... .,.., ........ Dan Gta'ney ftguffl he's nudng for four.th place in Th u r 1 d a y • • Jn. dlanapolia 500 -IC)d evta e& 1bet he'll coo.sidet' it a victory ol IOril. ''We figure we're ninaing b' blrU\ place," said Mu Mubleman Tuesday, general JJlell&ger ol Gurney'• All- American Raceri pleat ID Slota Ana. Muhlflnan, in a phone i*rvlew m.n bis Indianapolis motel, said 1bat without breakdowns, turbine ca-r drivers Joe Leonard, Art J>ollard and Gr•m Hill ere practically llboo-ins t~ place one-two-three. "Let's fece1 it," Mdll~ aaid, • ''I!le aill>lane engines we not ooly far more powerful than the piston engines but 1tley're far m«e depeodable, too. "The baodicapplag l)'ltem USAC ' im1><>.sed on the turbines has feiled -they're stlJI far more powerful than lhe piston cars. ''So we're running for fourth and hop. WEATHER OUTLOOK Indianapolis weather forecasters give the Indianapolis 500 auto race a 50-50 chance of coming oU as schedul· ed Thursday. Max M u h I e m a n , All-American Racers general manager for Dan Gurney. told the DA IL Y PILOT Tuesday: "l haven't seen the sun since I left Orange County. It's rajned 10 of the 21 days we've been here. "The forecasters say it's only a SO.SO proposition for Thursday." ing for breaks which might give us an even better finish ." As Muhleman sees it, there are only two factors whiab would work in the piston cars·~avor Thursday: (a) the weather and 0>) tile turbine drivers. "The turbines dori't perform too well in bot weat!ler. The turbine people say they lose about 15 to 20 percent power on a hot day. So that would slow them down ftom ~ m.p.h. oo the straight to sµ'OUlld 170. "And the recoird itldicates the drivers are not first rate. Hill won Ule race in '66, but he's not known as a charger. Leonard and Pollard have not done well here In the past." A~ked to rate the five leading <.'ml"' tendeM among the piston drivers, Muhleman favored , in order. Gurney, Bob Unser, Roger McClusky, A. J. 1"oyt and Al Unser. "Unser is driving an Eagle we built -it has a turbo-charged Ofiy engine. McC lusky is driving the same kind of car and he always runs well here. ''Al Unser is driving a four-wheel drive lw'bo-drarged Ford and Foyt is in a Coyote with an unsupercharged four-cam Ford." Although Gurney has encountered bad luck in six of his seven previous Indy engagements, he has been a pi· oneer or sorts at the brickyard. He brought Colin Chapman and the Ford Motor C-0. together to produce the Cirst rear-engined car in 1963. And thls year he is the larges( builder - i;cven of the 33 car-s in the field will be driving Eagles made in Santa Ane. Although Gurney has qualified for the Cront row twice, 1965 and ~ast year, he has Finished the race just once -ln 1963 when he came in seventh. Giles Raps AL Playoff Plan CH1CAGO (Uf<i) -Some ef the tradition was out of the traditional American game -buebaU -today, .and National buebail league president Warren Giles said, "I don't think the public will accept it." American League team owners voted Tuesday to separate the league into two divisions and play a 156-game schedule. The National League of- ficially added two more teams but left all of them in the traditional single pennant race with a 1 6 2 -I a m e schedule. The American League divisions. were made strictly along geographical lines -Chicago, Minnesota, Kansas City, Oakland, Seattle and California in the Western; New York, Boston, Detroit, Cleveland. BalUmore and Washington in the Eastern: The winner of a three-of.five game series between the division champions will determine the American League pennant winner and the World Series team. The playoff will be held at the same time the National League completes its regulaJ· season because owners In both leagues agreed Jn a meeting with baseball commissioner William D. Eckert that their schedUle would begin and end on the same day. But Giles said the officlals of both leagues would have to meet soon to try to resolve what he called "some dif- ferences'' obviously concerning the schedules and divisional organizations. Home of the Padres ••we believe the playoff system is in contradiction to the tradition and histOT)' of the World Series," he said, "and would hate to see the team with the be9t percentage in one league play the fourth or fifth best percenliage team in the other league. I don't think the public will accept it." Chicago and Minnesota, opposed to the division lineup , were in the minori- ty when the needed three-fourths of the J.2.member American League voted for the aeparation. League president Joe Cronin said the vote was not unanimous, but he would not elaborate. Each American League team w i J l play 18 games with each team ln its division. This is where San Diego's brand new major league baseball team will play next season -San Diego Stadium. San Diego and Montreal were granted ex- pansion teams Monday. The San Diego team will probably be known as lhe Padres. The stadium seats 50,000 and the foul lines measure 330 and 420 to center. FRENCH VNREST, ~ HALTS LE MANS LE MANS, France \AP)) -The 24· hour Le Mans auto race has hf.en post- poned indefinitely because of the ~o cial upheaval in France, the organiz- ers announced Tuesday. The race was scheduled for June 1>16, but June 16 Is the date chosen by President Charles de Gaulle for a nationwide referendum he hop<'!! will solve the nationwide worker anti stu- dent strike. The Automobile Club of Uie \\ r '> t said it is considering July 13-14. but this conflict.a with the Watkins Glr n, N.Y .• race ln the United1 Statr~ Also onder consideration is the wet'kend of Sept. 28-29. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Baek In Groove Maloney Regains Form, Sets Dmvn Dodgers, 7 -0 CINCINNATI (AP) -J im Maloney fell lnto a groove early Tuesday night -ooe it took him a while to relocate -and he finished with a dazzling one- hJt performance against Los Angeles. Regaining his old form. the big Cin· clnooU right-hander fannt'd to men en route to whHe-washin~ the Dodgers 7-0 and hurling the fourth one-hit game Of his career. "[ fell real good out tht're and T'm J>leaaed with the performance." said a happy Maloney after the game. "l had good stuff in the bu!Jpen before the game but sometimes you don't rau into the groove when you enter the game," he continued. Maloney. now 4..3, lowered his ERA 10 3.52. lie had compiled a I~ record Dodge r Slate Mn 1' l>cclMrt at ClnclnNlf J·OO l<rl 16'Cll Mn l!ll Ocdttn •• ClflclM•ll 11 :10 KFI 16AOI Mfj, JI DodOen "' Sa" FrtnclKO 7:JJ KFI ('401 $!Olng into 1968 and In his top season in 1963, registered a 23·7 mark with a 2.77 ERA. Laver Successor "It's rough when you run info pro• blems early and get down two or three runs." he said. "You might be w\ld and walk a cou· pie or guys and not evrn be eblc 10 u~r your stuH." stars, lncludlng Laver. Ken Rn~r\{:ill. Lew Hoad, Paochn Gontales :ind Andrts Glmeno of Spain. Tht "Handsome Eight" got off lo a •low ltar1 OnanclaU1 and It appeared for a while they m1ght go under. But Lam1r'1 m1lllon1, and the promotional tenlGI of JOUDI Al liUI, kt'pt them ano.t. "We art operaung tn lhc hlack now," Davies said. "Evtry tourn:i· ment we have had rectntly hM h~cn better than the one bt!ore. rt looks :i!f If wo •Ill make the grade.'' The flnt coafrontadon betwttn the· two pro bodies will be to Ult ~ed World Champlonshlp11 ot Brookllnr. Mass., June lZ.16. ''You have to ravor Laver and RotewaU," acknowledged D a v i e s , whose cveer spanned both eras. 0 8 u.i the odds a r e about two to MftD that one of otD' youngu CUY1 could wln. 0 Buchhol1. for lnnance. He has bea~ Lavu, plays wtll against him. And you can't discount Rocht. "I tbJDlt Roche 11 destined to bf the btlt. a. can play the m~l fanwtlc ahota. Then Ills mind 1111ddenly goe!I blAnlc and he Is atrociou~. 0 Wbtn he matures. hc11 be the ..... In fact. lhis ha bern his trouble quite often -wildness In early in· nlngs. Maloney also ls UHl o~r or two no hit games -both hurled ln 1960 and bot.b ln extra innings. LOI A .. l \.ft .. , .... CllfCl"N&TI .. ._ ... ~·· lit t • • ·-· rl W.Otvll. d • o t "-'"'"" 711 0.Wltltlfl, " • • • ~._. ll !'tlrtY, ti J t 0 " J.,._. " !ill ..... c , • • Wllllfltld. lb 111.ltl...,, • t t t ~ MJty, lb v ..... 11u. • > I t l"t.-.r. JI> "-""· "' J • 0 lie-vii ' Sul~ 11 2 t t t-~H ., • •lrw , 1111 I 0 t Mf..,,_Y 11 ' ' ' . J 2 l t 4 1 2 I ' • J ' •••• P! •• • 0 t I I • • • 0 ••• 0 .... -." . . . T .. "" 71 I O httlt "' ' U 1 .....~ ·······--· 0-k'WMttl •• •••••••• .,. ttJ NI tta -1 Every team will also play 11 games with each team of the other division - six at home and five away with three teams. and five at home and six away with the other three. The National League ordered a schedule ca!Jing for 15 games with eight other teams -eight at home and seven away with foW' of them, and seven at home and eight .away with the other four. Each will aJso play 14 games -seven at home and seven away -with the other three clubs. However, a National Le a g u e spokesman emphasized its schedule was on a ''year by year" besis, and that approval of the 162 game schedule for 1969 did not mean the same pro- gram would be followed in 1970. Angels Face Old Nemesis In McLah1 By RON EVANS Of Ille DeNy ~llet lllff lt'.s hard to tell where the Angels' pitchlng staff stands right now -it's eithe r on the brink of collapse or on the verge of carrying the club into the first division. But there are promi!'ing signs. also. MJnnie Rojas Clashed som~ of the form Tuesday night he had all last season and ex-starter Jack Hamillon say he·s ready to go after suffering a rib in- jury. One thing for sure. The staff is tired. For the second night Jn a row, manager Bill Rigney had to dip into Angel Slate ,, .. " Alleltls "' Otlrolt ''" D m KMPC 17101 M•Y )0 A-IS ... Detroit 1l;S5 p.m. ICMPC 11101 M4y ll """''at Oet<llnd 7:2:$ p,m. ICMPC 1710 the bullpen and use practically everybody, rt worked Monday njght but Tuesday night the Detroit Tigers scored all their runs in the Urst inning and won, 4-1. · Ton 1 g ht the American League's leaders will offer tbeir ace, Deooy McLain (7-1). He's the first American Leaguer U> register seven wins. He hasn't lost to the Angels in four yee.rs. The Tigers have won n~ of the last 10 games McLain bas started. The Angels counter with their best, Jim McGlothlin (4-2). Tonight's encounter starts at 8 p.m. and Thursday's at 1 p.m. Rigney. slouched comfortably at his desk. reviewed the Tuesday evening misery for the press. "Shame to waste all that good reUeC pitching. I've been meaning to bring ln Rojas in the first inning the first chance I got and I did it. 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Oak)m)d: Roylec Balley. S.cramento: Tina Lyman. Los Altos, tnd EmlUo htnr. San Antonio. Tex. ' • --------____ .. ______ .....,. __ r • / r In Tough F'or Prelhns By GLENN WHITE Of Ille Oell'f ,. .. , Steff Huntington Beach High's first state meet entrant i11 16 years quite ob· viously has a stiff fight a.head of him as he shoots for a gold medal in the CallfornJa prep track and field cham· pionships at Berkeley ~ weekend. Oiler senior Paul Wllliams has the second fastest lis:ted time of the 27 Golden State entrants -?-classy 1 : Sl.2 reCOl'ded lllSt week when he lo.st to Long Beach Poly nash Greg Jones {1:51.1 1. Williams and Jones are I n separate heats for Friday afternoon's prelims but they still face stern op- position. However, they figure to qualify with ttl1! first three finishers in each heat •dvancing to Saturday's finals. Williams' foremost competi tor ap- 11tars to be Gi?orge AUaro of Pittsburg, the Norllhem Section cham- c>lon who clicked off ~ 1: 52.2 la~t. week without the aid of serious opposition. And, U1ere's Bill Boze of Clayton VaUey. who likewise bas yet to be pressed and bas a best mark of 1:;,4.4. Williams' coach, Paul Wood, says the Oil City Oasdl is peaked and read,Y for his best effort this week. And he s not overly concerned that the prelims will take too much out of his protege. • "Paul is used to running several races in each meet. He's strong ~d recovers quickly," Wood explams. "He should be able to qualify with a 1 :52 or 1 :53. But it looks like he'll have to go under 1 :50 to win the gold medal. ''He's had a light workout schedule this week, running 330's oo Monday, doing very little on Tuesday and today we'll put him through a few 220's." Here's Friday's heat assignments: Heat I Runner School . Jones, LB Poly Nuccio, St. Francis Brown. Los Altos Jone!, Branham (S. J ose) Castillo, Clalremont Foster, l''olsom wflliams, LA Fremont Evans, La Sierra (Sac) Elder, Selma Heat 2 Williams. Huntington Alfaro, Pittsburg Boze, Clayton Valley Restinl, Palo Alto Croft, f'resno Dillon, Modesto Ellis, LA Washington 'l'odd, Oakland .Holt, GridJey Heat 3 Langston. Millikan Guerre, Footana Marshall, Dos Palos Figueroa, Vista Tit.era, Arcata Wilson, Bishop O'Dowd Gianelli. Grant (Van Nuys) Lopet, Belmont Hogue, SF Poly Timr 1 :51.1 I :52.5 l :M.2 l :55.1 1 :55.5 1:56.l 1:56.2 1:57.l 1:57.1 1: 5 l.2 1:52.2 l :M.4 1 :55. \ 1:55.:l I :55.ll 1 :56.4 1:56.9 1;57.3 J :51.fl 1 :52.1 1:55.0 1:55.0 1:55.6 1:55.6 1:56.6 1:56.6 1:59.8 Newport Wins Sunset League Sports Trophy Oan you name the No. 1 overall prep sporU power in the Sunset League? Better take another guess if you didn't tab Newport as final statistics beat out that Newport Harbor High Scbool Js the Winner of this year's Sunset League All.Sports Award. ln fact the Orange Coast area ld>oola made a clean sweep Of the .nnt-division. the Tars setting the pace Huntington Beach running se-Cond'. Westminster third and Marina fol(@.h. -Ntwport leads in the all·Ume trophy race since the award started in 1953. Newport has 'M>D the trophy on six oc- ea:lkins, Anaheim five, Fullerton two, : Hiiilington Beach two and Western ·iii.e. "INAL STANOlllOS -...... T-'""· .:.. .ClilewMrt Ht rt>or .. .. • .• .. .. .. . . . .. IJI -.::x;J!Ufl11"910ft 8U<ll ................ 104-S/6 -: ~tm1nster ... ................... 1~1 3 =~rlM .......................... tt-516 =.:J:"liMitt\I AM ·····••••••••••o•••·• t&-l/2 ..... •• ........................ n.112 Im .......................... lf.1/2 • __ .AM van.., .. .. .. ..... .. ... »-112 --•.: ·=--.. __ CIF Golf Claanaps Estancia High School padded the Orange Coast area's credenti als as one of the major powers in the South ern Section earlier this week when the Eagles claimed the CIF golf tiUe. Providing those laurels were Walter Hro11 n (front, Jeft) ,' Don Hos- kins, Paul Brown. Larry Ransom (back, left), Steve Robertson, Gary Schulte and coach Gordon Morrow . Tucker Tabs Unser Expect It to Happen In Indianapolis Classic INDIANAPOLIS -Things you can bet will happen at the Indy 500 ••• The race will be a boring affair ex· cept for the start which is always one of the most thrilling momenta in sports. Andy Granatelli will find 1<>metihing to g.nimble aboul Win or lose, the controversy over the turbine cars will continue. The old guy from Long Beach will be first in llne for tickets for something like the 2Dth straight year. Most of tbe drivers will wear boxing 1hoes. There will be a riot in the overnight ticket line am several guys will get arrested. Everybody will get goose bumps when the band plays, "Back Home Again in Indiana." Nearly everyone of the crowd of 250,000 will wear a jacket or a c:ap advertising some kind of automotive product. The most nervous guys in the lineup will be rookies Bill Vukovich and Gary Bettenhausen. 'I'he best looking broad in the joint will be the "Golden Girl" v»ho leads the Purdue University band. The rich will get richer. particularly tra<:k owner Tony Holman. The beer consumed Thursday would fill a lake. Even if he hates it, the winner will take a big swig of milk becau~ it pays $1.000. The moet upset guy1 after tbe race will be the Ure people wh05e product was not UIW by·the winner. The weather on race day will be ter- ribly bot or t«ribiy cold. The world's worst traffic jam will commence immecllately after the run· Ding of the race. The traffic cops will screw It up. Some Of the fans in ttie infield· won't see a moment of the race. Everybody will make an estimate of .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, BUD TUCKER ~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the gate receipts but nobody wHI know for sure. At least one drunk will run across the track. The wife 0£ every hotel and motel owner in Indianapolis will get a new mink coat Friday morning. After the race, several veter an drivers will announce plans to retire. The downtown bookies will do a br isk business on the race. The number of lost kids will set a new record. UCI Cagers Slate Top Major Powers Coacb Al Davie and hls UC Irvine cagers won'(be lacking for opposition in the 1968-69 season es the Anteaters released their toughest siate on record. A week's jaunt to the East Coast highlights the schedule, with the Anteaters taking on perennial powers Providence, Rhode Island, and coach Bob Cousy's Boston College quint.el Three tournaments are also on tap for UCI, the locals taking part in the RedJanda and Cal Western affairs before returning for the second annual UCI Kiwanis Invitational, December 26-28. Davis and his club will also face another hurcle this eeason -the ablli· ty to win on the road. Starting with a January 28 date at Oal State Fullerton, tile Anteaters will play sev~ consecutive games in a vi.siting role. ' Two other top powers on this year's saate are San Diego State and Fresno State. Nov. JO DK. !-1 Dec. lt-21 o.c. 16-21 Jan. 2 Jan. 3 Jan. 7 Jan. 11 ~:~: 11 Jell. ~ ~::I Fe!>. 4 Fee. II Ftll. IS ~=:" Feb. 7.1 F">. 7:1 IHMfS~le VC S.n Dleeo at lltdltndl TOllrM'/ .t Cal w .. ,.,,. Tou,.,,.., UCI KIWanb Tourney II Provl~t 1t lt-lslat!d et loltorl Col.._ ~~·~~1slda 5~\'r.:i; at Fr.sr10 SMlt et Ctl 5111• Fullerton ti UC Sin Dlqo :t ~r.="" ., UC 111Ytnlde alWHtmoftl S..n Dino Sfai. T alloe PtrllCllM CIF Tennis Action /-v ffJ . ~ N ewPOrt Roasts Keppel, 26 1h-I1h By ROGER CARLSON Of Ille Oell'f '"'* SIMI Newport Harbor's defending CIF' teonis champions continued their blit· zing ways, with a resounding 26;1-1¥.i waxing of Paclf.ic League champion. Mart Keppel, Tuesday afternoon at Newport Beach Tennis Club. The victory marked tbe 47Ul straight conquest over a two-year span for the Tars and the 22nd in a row. this year. Newport wiU now tac~ Palos Verdes, winner over West Covina by a , 21-7 count.· Site will be Newport Har- bor High Friday at 3 p.m. Mike Caro, Jim Ogle and Bob Ogle lost a total of only six games ea route to their easy vrctories over Keppel. Tar coach John Fontius rewarded the threesome's work with high praise, but added that he thought Corma del Mar wu as tough as the Aztecs. Both of the Tars' doubles teams swept to easy wins over Keppel's doubles team of Jack Ertlet and Paul Fleischman. The Keppel duo was the CIF class ~ doubles cbampions. Fontlus, after· two euy encounters and a bye in the eliminations, admits that the going ia suddenly going to get rough. Sports In Brief ''No doubt about it -Palos Verdes is a very strong club. We'll be up 1 against one of our stiffest tests of the year." They have three very strong · singles player§ but I think our depth will carry us," Fontius states. Newport (!i*l (1 tn.) Mark Keppel Singles Mike Caro (NH) def Patterson tMK) 6-3, Yano &-0, Stewart 6-0, Cochlach &-0. Jim Ogle (NH) def Patterson (MK) 6-1, Yano 6-1, Stewart &-0, Coch1ach 6-0. Bob Ogle (NH) def Pattenon (MK) &-0, Yano 6-0, Stewart 6-0, Cochiach 6- 1. Lawrie CUnnl.ngbam (~ef Pat- terson (MK) 6-2, Yano 6-l~tewart 6-0, Cochlach 6-1. Doubles Bill Hart and Glenn Cripe (NH) def Ertlet and Fleischman (MK) 6-4, 6-1; def Muslin and Matkey 8-3, 8-0. Dieter Riehn and Mark Greer (NH) def Ertlet and Fleischman 6-2 ; lost 5- 7; def Muslin and Matkey, 6-1, 8-0. CIF Tellllil Scores Newport 26%, Keppel 1 'h Palos Verdes 21, West Covina 7 Loyola Wh, Santa Monica 13~ Rolling Hills 24, Santa Ana 4 Huntington's Walker To Coach South Stars Huntington Beach High School coach Don Walker has been uslgned to coach the South team in Orange Coun- ty's first-ever North-South all-star baseball game at La Palma Stadium in Anaheim June 20. Coaching the North in the Anaheim Kiwanis-sponsored event will be Jim Reach of Savanna. Assisting Walker will be Frank Munoz of Westminster and Tony Sisca of San Clemente. The game wlU pit Orange County's outstanding gr-ad.uating seniors. The teama will be announced next week. Chief beneficiary of the charity ga~ will be the Orange County Children's hospital. * * * PASADENA -The Los Angeles Wolves of the North American Soccer League, ln the midst of a two game losing 1trealt, tonight play host to the San Dtefo Torot at the Roae Bewt. It wtl1 be the secoad meeting of the year for tbe teams. The Wolvea won the lint encounter 1-t In Saa D1e10. The Toros bring wWt them ClrDo (Pepe) Fernandez, tbe NASL'1 leadlng scorer. Fernandez bu piled ap 13 goals ln 11 contests. Following toalgbt's match, the Wolves take to the road for games against Chicago, St. Louis ud Hou1ton. * * * ATLANTA ~ Guilty pleas on charges of drunken driving and speeding have resulted in '175 fines and two suspended jail sentences for Adanta Braves catcher Joe Torre. Torre, '.ti, p 1 ea de d guilty to the charges Monday in state traffic court. He received an e 1 g h t • m o n t h suspended sentence and a $125 fine for driving under the influence and a three-month suspended sentence a n d $50 fine foe speeding. * * * OAKLAND . -. Jlm L o a b o r g • Boston's 19fl pitching ace, made bis r I r I t appearance of .. e 1ea1ea Tues- day llilht, relieving Gary Wa1lew1k1 ln the sl.xtb inning of the Red Sox' came against Oakland. Lonborg, who captarecl t b e American League's Cy Yoong Award after compiling a %%-9 record for the pennant.willlling Red Sox, aderwent bee 1ur1ery following a wlater skiing accldeat. Be was retunled to tile ac· tive list last weekend. Adoption Guild Play Continues Quarter-final matcMs in • 11 division,, of the Southern Orange Coun- ty Adoption Guild's eeventh &Mual doubles tournament will be played Thursday at clubs of the Santa Ana Newport Beach area and junior cbam· pionsh:ips will be detennlned the same day at the BBC Racquet Cklb (Irvine Coast) starting at 9 a.m. Evelyn Houseman, Los Angeles, an4 Merwin Miller, Pasadena, start 1ctioa at the Palisades Tennis ClUb, 12.61 Palisades Road, Santa Ana, in the mixed "A" when they engage A11ll Read and Alan Pedlar. both Of Anaheim, at 9 o'clock. Winners meet Pat and Frank McCabe. both of Lakewood, at 2 p.m. at the Palisades. Ot1'er moieties sc.lledulld for in. Pa1l'3des 1nc1ue1t: 10 a.m.-Men's "A" -Elwin Crtltmll•• NtwPOrt Bea<:I\, and u o111rd Welch, $Ml• ""'c n. Steve F fl"'t;,,~':;•:"'?•&:;;'"p':_~dt $t<>Dow *::1•e nl Fra11ee, bot~ ~ Ver~. W. Stan Kult, Anel\fim, and Miller: Mlxrd "A" -Frences H~, Newoort ~T11t11:..~r":.7u1~. ~.:, .ooh!·:=~ Grov•.N...,.., l •IQ T-'t C• 11 ........ 1 t 1.m. -Men's "A" -8111 M-mstrOM end Bob Oolt, Doti\ N~ BNC/1, vs. John Ttul tl1d 84b Miiier, bolll Tustin. n a.m. -Mind "A" -K.lllly Nellllfy •nd Gto<ve Y1r•ll•Y1~ bo!h ~t aw~. vs. Meri. Tl•n11Y, Rlll•slC11, tnd 11111 lier.t<Mf, NIWPOrt llttch. 1 p.m . ..-Mlxed "A" -lbllel ~rtr. M9I Verde, •nd Bcb o-•er HUllllntlon Beed!. vs. P~ltl!I Upton, TllSll!!. ,;.;1 Dick Mettter. Anellllm. 2 P·.m..-Man • "A" -·Herold BUC!My and Glenn Turnbull, boll! Newport llNCll, vs. ~ HelllmOfld, N_. Betel\, and lloob. ltHUlts of IM Pt'1¥'°"1 ro<md: Men's Open: Dow end Fr-def. Tlfl'I l"erellt encl Jim Tfl)ny, 7-f, "li M ; Charla Sc•lbtler end Pete llerwlck d4f. Bob peny •"4 Mnter, ~ H, Jl. S; Dtlt J-n tnd ~abe dff, Htnr'f Llillllfrled ·~~:SJ~:.~ ~.; and .,..,..., Clef. GertruW Amtlll9 •lld ScrlbtM!r, ..... M ; V.:1trne¥ Mid H• ... -dtf. Mornvn end Benny Crlt0tr. '"4, 7.f; Scllw9rtr end ~'er def. Sheron Gll:lbs elld Nonnen A""4. 7· 5. ~71 ~; UPIOll •nd Metter def. Sue ledt and !Erle JOtdllm .,,, ._., H•"111om tnd llOOl1 def, J-.•vn tnd lloO 8"ucl'tmp, H , •1. Hencock end Otltr Clef, 011,,. 1*'1on tlld Hammond, 6-1, H . Half the movie stars and politicians in the country will crowd Into victory lane. At least one member of the pit.crew will get excited and put the fuel hose into the wrong hole. tr there are 7.5(),000 people in al· tendance. 125,000 of them will have hangovers. Before it's over. everybody will have an earache. The British drivers will still Insist racing in Europe is best . Baseball Standings J. C. Agajanian, wearing his big cowboy bat, will be everyplace at once. The box lunch in the press box will be terrible. Every member of the winner's crew will get loaded at the victory banquet. A. J . Foyt will have the best excuse for loaing. Nadoaal Lta1ae Won Lost Pct. 25 19 .5&8 24 7n .545 ~ 18 .528 22 2) .524 GB l 2 ;~;IF Expands Cage Playoffs San Francisco Atlanta Philadelphia St. Louil Chicago Cincinnati Lot Altfeles Pittsburgh Houston New York 22 21 .512 ~ 21 .488 !! ic .m 1s ro .474 J9 24 ."2 18 23 .439 2 2lh 31n .. 4 s~ S'h Detroit Baltimore Cleveland Minnesota Bost.on Callfonda New York Oakland Chicago Washington •IOHIMUN .Jt 'rr. ~. M• LMtue 1• S..t..._ ~vld Ill 1• By RON EVANS • Of ... oe4ly , .... SIWft I .:J'tiett'R be a number or m"or ~in the CIF basketball playolfs Irr lllet laclud.lnJ the addition of =-n cHvisJon, change of sites for ftlllWm1I llld f1Dala Jliua use of a ~.cWty for GM quarter flnaJ bat· :flii:. tbe DAll.Y PILOT learned ex· 11 toda7. ~.CD' will expand to an MM dMlldn, because. as commisslooa Kttr Fagans explainl: "tut yeer we _. • • teams for tt.. combined """"'and only 411 openings. ~"''1M 8dditloa of the +A grouplng u better balaJJce in tbe • ... of coane we'D liave tbe ........ I r.-u. POintH oat a m.tor nrW Ja pl.l:fatl plus. Thi AM ad AAAA semifinals and finals are to be moved trom Long Beach Arena to the Los Angeles Sporti Arena and wW be held one week later than in the past. That comes about because there wlll be no Tueect.y play the week of the quarter finals and tiUe gam11. Alao, the quarter Onak are to be beld at Long Beach Arena, rather than neutral Juntor coBece or hllh school courts as bas been done prevfou1tJ. Of the Orange Coast area scboob, H u n ti n g to n Beach, M.trtna, Westminster and Newport Harl)or en- joy AAAA claQl.flcatloa. Ma• Ott, Fountain Valley, Corona del Mar, Ellancla, CoN M111, Minion va..to. Su Cltmen&t, ~ a..4"b are M. Moore, atra. Belt, eo.tl &mitt, S-1, Footh1U.. Whianont (La Stma, • • I Montebello, Monte Vista. Pior.cer. Sierra, Whit.tier), Pacific, Sk.y, Chan- nel, San Gabriel Valley, Freeway, Sierra, Del Rey (formerly Catholic League>. AAA Garden Grove. Irvine, Sen Antonio, Ivy, Santa Barbara, Cr e 1 t v t e w , Montvtew. Goldent.. suburban, Pioneer, Anteh11, Camino "eal. AA Desert Valley, Ornge, Rio Hondo, Hacienda, lm-perlal Valley, Frontier, San LuJs, Santa Fe, 'I'rl·Valley, Cbepernl, and tree Janet. A DeAnu, Olnnpc, Dlleft.IDTo (ma-jor)f Deelrt:tQJO ( m In or), Ar· IVW HNG, Plnaa, Moantabl l>um, Co~. 'l'rf.Could7, Prlp, Ac!ede1n,, Hi-Low, Dtlt6c. 6rtw up in HarlHtr arH, now apeclali•t in the bed ef alt hue· ury cars. .JOHNSON A · SON OllAMel COUNTY'S -...r "' ... UllCDI• ·-Gift· COMAi llAUI M WUT COAIT HIGHWAY, MIWPotlT llACH Mon11 _...,. -OPUI IUNDAT- , '• ---. ·-_..._ -._ _________ _ w tii w ts It H ti cc p t.t tl: p: 0 B .J sJ c; u c h g 0 0 a t: ti t' • 0 s s . \ r: c I ( c lea up . the ' 1ng ptb I ion l-0, XI I Ch K) I 6- ~t· ~. def -1; H) s. 1 e 1rd the !Dt :ng lC· d 111 UD· ual 1ed .na llll· me ine '"' ioa 261 the um of mk .m. °'" ,..,., ... vs. "'· oltM -· -- .,,.,...~,, .....•..... , ..... ~~ RAY PLVTKO ITIM -Orange Coast versus Golden West. COMMENT -Fear not, the Pirates and Rustlers wW meet on the andiron in 1968. There wu some ques- tion wbetber Oranae Coast and Golden West colleges would renew their rivalry on a non-eonlerence basis in 1968, but the question bas appartnUy beep answered. Although subject to contract approval, Orange Coast hu completed its '89 slate and' will batue Golden West. Harbor and Cypress in its three alloted non-conlerence tilts. The two area schools were aegmented in different confer~ces by the state's lteleaguing Committee. ITEM -State•basketball playoffs. COMMENT -Joe Brennan, basketball mentor at Palomar College and one of the top masterminds in the state, just returned from Fresno where be booked the new Fresno Arena for the 1-. state JC cage •:t:"!!'llll~IM't. playoffs. Fresno City College will serve as host. The state committee also awarded the 1960-70 site, witb Long Beach City College gaininf the nod. ITEM -Net profits. COMMENT -It's been a "green" year in the state Metnber•guest Wia tters .JC ranks as both the football and basketball playoffs Tournament chairman Bob Black (left) hands out showed net profits. The grid playoffs -the first ever held by the state trophies to winners of Sunday's Santa Ana Country -came up with 8 net $4.2,485.23 figure. while the state _c_1_u_b_m_em_be_r_·_gu_e_s_t _c_la_ssic. Joe Ordway of µvine cage playoffs at Cerritos College came through with the highest net figu re on record -'4.628.10. Coast teamed with Fred Walker (right) of the host club to captul'9 honon. . Wtdntsdiy, M11 2', 1968 DAIL V PILOT 23 Area Sport Brie fs Lea vy, Caro Gain Tar MVP Nods · ~ Bob Lewy 8fld Mike Caro ~alked off wlttt the most valuable plaY« a w a r ci e Monday night at Newport Harbor High's sports awards banquet. Leavy \WIS named most valuable in baseball aiong with a ~aptainship, while Caro pidced up the aw;rd in tenms. , The award winners~ Tennis Varsity -Mike Caro. MVP : Laurie Cunningham, captmin: Robbie Cun· ningham. most improved. JV -Bill Paley. MVP : Bruce Cl\arles. c a p t a i n : Kim Perino. most improved. Baseball Varsity -Bob Leavy. MVP ; best hitter: Frank ~sare, outstanding pitcher: Din. Dale.about. best fielder : Din l)ajeabout and Frank Cesare. co-captains; Bob CwTy, most improved. JV -Ron Martin;-}fVp and captain; Mike F1effilng, most improved. Fl'OStl -Stuart Weed.ft. captain: Steve Knox. MVP; Bud Owen, most imp-oved. Cadbh B iUing Catiish are back i,n ths spotUgbt afler a lengthy absence at Irvine Lake anti the report is they're 9ti1I hit · ting tbe cheest> bait. Channel, blue. white and hullhead have compri&ed the catfish picture. the largest this past week 011 81,>, pounder landed off Sierra Cove. Rainbow trout are still rated good. with a 2o/• pounder landed by Francis Panzella of Qista Mesa.. Just In case y o u • r e wondering what to d o Memorial Day -other than staying off the m a j o r highways -lrvine Lake will be open for fishinii . Top Goll Honors · ITEM -Dick Tucker. COMMENT -Don't let it be said Orange Coast College coach Dick Tucker is all football. Although his duties at the Pirates' camp are confined to the grid game, Tucker is now trying his hand at the grand old game of baseball. Single-wing Sudden Death Nets Crown Estancia, Mater Dei Joins Loop Boh Abbey wag named MVP 10 ~farina's recent 11pring sport.' awards banquet in golf. Seems as thou~b the personable mentor is curren~ ly manager of a Little League team in Brea. ITEM -Bill Inglebart. COMMENT -Golden West College thinks so much of its ace distance runner that they've come up wi th a 4~ foof trophy that will be awarded every year to the most inspirational performer on the track and field te~. h Inglehart, who placed third in the state JC meet's tw~mile event last weekend. can just see over the top of the bunk of metal. The former Westminster High School ace checks in at a mere !>-foot-9 and 138 pounds. ITEM -Long Beach City College. COMME NT -Southland coaches who will be play· Ing Long Beach City College on 'the hardwood next sea- son can throw away this year's scouting sheets as the • Vi.kings completed their staff over the weekend by naming chemistry professor Mike Maas as assistant coach. Earlier the Vikings hired Rex Hughes. Redondo High School coach, to fill the vacancy created when Chuck Kane retired as head man. IT.EM -Father-son exchange. COMMENT -Dr. Robert Moore, president of Or- ange Coast College, was one-half of a family act Mon- day at the school's annual awards banquet. Seems as though tbe red head who received a jack- et and letter for his feat& on the tennis courts this past season was bis son, Rusty. ITEM -Fullerton College. COMMENT -It wasn't exactly a clean sweep. buL ullerton Jr. College ·came close to one this past school ear in the Eastern Conference ranks. Of the 11 sports, the Hornets copped the EC tille In seven -goll, tennis, track and field. swimming and •iving, football, cross country and gymnastics. The other four titles went to Orange Coast (basket- •all). Chaffey (baseball), San Bernardino Va 11 e y (wrestling) and Orange Coast (water polo). ITEM -Track and field lettermen. COMMENT -Don't throw away your track and leld programs from Orange Coast and Golden West colleges -tl;ley'll be virtuaIJy the same in '69. Orange Coast loses but five members of this year's squad. .,bile the Rustlers will have but six departing the ranks. r.'EM -Crai1 Jorgensen. COMMENT -There's been a traffic Jam at the Golden West College campus of late and the traffic leads to the office of swimming and diving coach Tom 1fermstad. His prize pupil. Craig .Jorgensen. is the target of the four-year recruiters and at last count the talented ~er bad 10 solid f~·ride offers.. . . Jorgensen is a tw~time All-Amencan 1n his tenure t GWC. Fish Report 111l1'1Mt" -.at ... IHID The Antea. telie ett '9wer-,.cli9' DITIOIT TtellS l ift m.heft, Nefftt Cnft •"' Al IC.liH 1Wiftt fot .... fftceit ••• ,.....,_, .. f O.y .. "'. ..,,.,,.. , ...................... ..................... :. ..... -::::. .... = \ , ~.~ callsAAMCO 1MI ................ ......... ............... .......... "' .. ""'-.. The award winners: Uead Item For Tars In Santa Ana CC Tourney Estancia and Mater Dei wiU jon . aix ottter high sctlools in a summer basket· ball league at UC lrvifle. Golf Varsity -Bob Abbey. MVP: Gene Policy, Mogt I n s p i r a t i o n a I : Mlke Kampman and Bob Markin, Most Improved. The hint of a single wing Oavor to Newport Harbor's "T" formation in the fall ap· parently has gone down the drain according to coach Wade Watts. It will be a straighl "T'' with variations and Bill Shedd and Roo Troyooo are the ones counted on to make It go at the quarterback spot . Some 8.5 aspirants to the varsity football t.eam have been on the field since May 15 in the Tars' spring foot. ball practice wittl only two or three dropping out from the rigol"l'S of it. The session is 5<.tieduJed to wrap up on June 7 with possibly a n intra-squad ICrimrnage Otl the final day. Says Watts of his new at· tack, ''We'll be able to pla· toon a little more th.is year Lais1 year we spent a lot of time on the single wing of· fenst which hurt · o u r defense. "We had an exceptional sophomore cla55 last year. the Bees won the Sunset b· lie alm06l entirely with sophomores. "We're definitely going tn be improved. We'U be able to pas5 a lot better and we will have 1<>me good receiv- ing ability." CIF Baseball The 10th amual Member· Guest Tournament at Santa Ana Country Club is history and Fred Walker of Santa Ana and his guest Joe Ordway of Irvine Co11st are the official winoef's with a low net of 123 after 36 holes. The twosome defeated f'red Weaver and Dwight Jerlow on the first bole of a sudden deattl playoU tor honors. Bill Brown and B 0 h Forbes finished third with a 124 r o 11 owed by Dick Aubrey and Bill Toole r 126 I. Everett Morris and . Stan Hill (1271 . Newell Fait and .Jack Head '127), Denny H o a g I a n d and Rich Murtaugh (127). Larr y Ridgeway and L. M. Gra· Inger (128) and Dr. Kirby Day and Maurice Rirr 1128). Low gross for the 36 hole~ was copped by Bob Welh ol Santa Ana and A u g i P SUveryra of San Diego, with a 138. In second was Grant Hornbeak and Ron Miller 1141 ) followed by Dicv Aubrey and Bill Foote (142), Bill Brown and Bob Forbes 1143) and Dr. Bob lrwin and Ralph Irwin 044). The Saturday Derby was won by Jack Beaumont and Clyde Sarver followed by the teams of Wells and Silverya and Hornbeak and Miller. D&ly low net weoi to Hartley Sears and Vern Shatley on Friday with a 62 and Fred Walker and Joe Ordway on Saturday witfl a 58. In a scotch ball event on Sunday. Dr. Ray Peterson and Joe Zlaket teamed up for a 67 to cop honors with PauJ Lenk and Eddie Riddle up in ties, with Lloyd Foley 1n second with a 69'h. and Jack Reynard each Third Place was knotted posting a pet of 59 in a Best with Harry Perry and Al Sixteen Holes event. Greanleaf sharing ttle spot Oscar Kummer a n d with the teams of Fred .James Bolte scored 69 to tie Werder and Al Stoffel and for first in a Low Net .John Kelley and M i k e Ennght All tied with 70 'h. Meadowlar k The 23r d annual Meadowlark lnvitationaJ 54· hole medal play cham· pionship g~ under way Ju· ly 4. and ends up on July 6 and 7, The tourney is ! o r members of SCGA and SCPLGA or by invitation of committee. 12.000 in prizes will be awarded and starting limes will be assigned by flights. tourney. Second in the low net evCnt was Ken Herbert with a 70 followed by Ron Miller's 71. Sea cllf1 A junior golf program will begin June 18 for boys and itirls from the ages of 8-17 at Huntington Seacliff. Group Instruction w i 1 I take place on June 18. 20. 25, 27 and July 2. Starting Ume Is 9 .a.m with a SI fee including the lesson and range balls. Clubs will be supplied for ttiose without their own. The program. sponS<>red by ttie City of Cosb Mesa Recreation Department, will start June 17 and rll11 through July 18. On July 22. a tourney will be held to detennine the champion. Junt 17 ~ S&ddltba(k v•. Trov II IS), Mtler Del v\ llue11.1 Perk 11.>0l Juno '° -FulltrlOft V> Foolnlll 11.lSI. E1t1rw:l1 vs S.n "'""'"'' fl JOI Junt ,, -M•l•r Del VI Fulltrloft 17 ISi. S.n CltmtnM "'· Foolhlll (1:301 Jun« 17 -llu.na Perk vs.. Trov !7;15), Esltncit "'· S.ddltback 18:30) Julv I -Foo!Mll vs. lluena Perk 17-151, Troy vs, E111ncl1 U :JOI JUIV l -Full•r!nn vs. S..n '"""'"" (I 151, S•ddl•batk vs MAlor Del (l:JOI Julv I -Foolhlll "' S.ddl•bat k (1'15), Trov vs S.n Clt_.,lt 11:301 Jutv • -bl1rw:11 vs. '"-"" °"' II 1Sl. ll~NI Perlt "' FulltrlOft ll :lOl JulV 10 -Sa<ldltl>oc.k n BueN Po'< IMS). Trov vs. Foollllll 11:301 July 11 -San Ci.men!« vs. Mal~r Otl (1:1SI. Fullerton va. Estoncl• (1:30) JulV 16 -EsltllCI• •• Foothill 11·u1, 8UH>I P•rll ""· Se" ClemMlt ll:JOI Jutv 17 -Sen C le••lf•le vs S..O· d~O.O 17•151. Tro• vs Fu•i.rton II.JOI Jutv IA -8uenA P•rl vs E'tanc•f (7:151. Feothlll Vs. Mi ter 0.-1 II .JOI Gaf 1 T racie Me.et Cheryl Glacier and Cheryl Loucks scored 25 point4 and won five first places each S<.turday at the annual Cosb Mesa aU-<:ity girls track meet at Estancia High School. Harper and W i I s o n Schools tied for the cham· pionship with 90 poiQts each. Killybrook had 44. Paularina 35. Lindbergh 8. and Adams 3. Outstanding participan~ rrom Wilson were Mis." Glacier. Kr.iren Dolan. and Mary Ann Ready. From Harper· L y n n Buschmann. Jody St.ingham. Linda Everett. C b er y I Stoneman. Barbara Pascoe and Anita Santangelo. K i 11 y bro okew: Tony Dalton. Diana Lever and Kellv Kinnzman. M.iss Loucks competed for Pa ularin<>. Championshtp ni~ht wilJ he figured hy scratch with other flights at handicap within the flight Maximum handicap 1s IR. Entry fee is S20 which ID· cludee green fe~. LB Seeks Passing Mail entries close on JunP 21. Interested parties can contact Ron Cowan at 842· 4915. El Niguel The fir9t double eaglt at the Mission Vif'ln Golf Club was scored on Mav 2J on the 535-yard par five hrst holP Art Sues of San Diego. hit a driver and a two-iron in accomplishing the feat The two-iron second shot htt the green at the front and rolled 40 feet into the cup. Sues completed his round with a 75. Finl place in two recent tourneys at El Niguel wound ''We feel we have a decent running attack. However. our passtng game needs a lot of work and we need more emphasis on our pass defense " So says coach Hal Akini; of Laguna Beach 1n a sum- mation of ttie Artists' spring football praclicf'. Laguna. which started it~ i;pring practice May 13. will conclude with lt~ annual spring game Saturday night. June 8 at 8 p.m. Counted on to do mos1 of the running in the Artists' olfensive punch will be Jim Kuhn at halfback and Brian Bagley at fullback. rn the line it look& like Steve Klosterman at center and Jeff Jahrus at guard with Tom Scherer at tackle. All three were starters last year and are looking sharp in spring drills. Klosterman and Jahrus were all·Cres1Vlew League las1 year and Scherer was <>n the honorable mention list Ralph Renold6 lost close lo 50 pounds via a diet and is down to 170. He and Keith Gregg. a lad up from the Cees, drew special attention from Akins. The quarterback po6ition remain6 the same with Steve Wiezbowski slated for starting duties. CIF tennis has k e p t Wiezbowski from hJs full at· tenlion in football. however: Ge~ Molway has also been looking good a1 the position. As for personnel cba.oger;. there are none. Akin$ ...W be going pretty much with what they expflcted before the spring drills bega.n. 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The award wirlDerl: Track Va.rwky -Kevin Manix, oepUia: Job n n,tock. MVP : James Llllk. Mott lmpr~•ed. 8" -Steve Lefever, Clrpt&ill: John Marrix. MVP: Bnace Endlley, mOlt iln· prowd. MVP: Roatt Moore. moet improved. Basett.ll Vanity-Roter WbilUer. captain; D&Ne Sobolewski. ~: Tom K.lne. mOlt Im· proved. JV -Marty QW..nberry. captain; Randy Murphy. MVP: Andy Uatner. moet im_provec!_. ~ l"rolD-lopll -C a 1 ' I n Sbor-. captaln: Glenn Mc.Klnlty. MVP: Tom !lemJ>IGll, 1DOlt Improved. MUitan« ol tbe Year -Grq Beal By ROGER CARLSON ................... Colt.a ...... , v a r 1 I t '1 aprinl football practice ii taking its toll of performer• as tbe 1ession ween oa. first It was G r e I Fondlck on lie aeooad day of spring practice. Forsdkk, no la courited on to baodle the puntinC ahwes alanc with a ltll'tinc role in the defensive line and • o«..tve blMbeck poeition, incurred a lbouider point in attemptinc ~ cetc:ft I J*1 md ii lost for the IJ>l'int· Anal>«' ~ brMk f« cotdl Nell Peek'• crew -----------• ... -...., PA.A.W- Most 1olfers are primuily concerned with the position of their fttt-their stance-when they think of their 1ddrtH po. aition. There reelly I• much , more to standing up to the ball • properly. And it's 111 very im· portant. Study the illuatratton of me ind you will sM certain k91 ft1tures th1t you should include in your 1ddrH1 position. Notice first that • lint ecroaa my shoulders or my hip• would 1 parallel the line across mytoes. Make sure that thtst parts of your body align in your address position. Also note tht slight bind in my knees, my protrudln1 rear, the lack of slouch In my Hck, and tht natural way my arms hang. All of these factors art important in producln1 consist· "o • Cl , ... *"" _.,.._ ..... ently aood shots. You mlaht hit the ball well on occasion from a faulty address position, but you will never achieve contlat· tnt excellence. ruts 20-01 .23 HB Passing Dub e Sharp in Drills Passing appean to be the key to the Huntington Buch varsity football spring pr&<:· Uce tills year with seniors Tony Bonwell ITJd Cbria Ber& filling the air with pu&es -and completing a surprising majority ol them . ln a recent scrimmage, Bonwen connected on 20 ol 23 tosses. Top receivers in that ban'age were Mark Wbil- tield. Pat Md Mike Priddy. Gret Ruiz and C a r l Pederson. Coach Ken Moat. repUed with optimistic tmies. ''Wt have • 1"t tl&ht-knlt eroup . • . t0me fine leadership quaUtiee in our seniors and an excellent pulin1 same Joint." MOIU went on to praise MOior1 Bonwell. linemen Tom Arnold, Kurt ClemfllS and Carl P@deraoo Mid fullback Bob Pestolesi. S o m t ol the top performen through l b e eprina practice In the backfield have been David Illini Alumni Harv SchmJdt. captain ot the 19S67 llUnola buket· ball team, ta In hi1 ftnt year 11 coach of the Illini quintet. Tlilelll . ,. . , SmiUI and Richard Verali Ill tbe tailback alot. The Oilers continue with 15 retumbll lettermen, bav· inC lost or gained no one through tr am fer s. Newport'• H a r b o r ' s American Leeion Pott 291 buebaB team breeied to an 11-3 victory over Tustin Sun· day afternoon d Foothill High School. Newport virtually wrap- ped up the 111me by scoring eilbt f\IDI in tbe flnt two in· rungs. The winning pitcher waa DeDDJ Bean. wbo went five lnnin1•. allowing three hits and fanning aev.n. Re was relieved by Byr1 Hemerick C.. -Deft Davit. CIJ>' tala: Gey CObum. MVP: Daw Bryson. molt Im· fl'Oftd. Pins Evade Elims ~M~.C. Wli Chrll Gtmmon. MVP: JiiJ ~"' IDOtt im· '"'"4- .. -8-* XblC. c• WD: Qria VU.. MVP: llneLIUY, mollllm:J r°'.._ c.. -O.ric! s.-. cap- -Nell Ridley, MVP: N l'llmon. mOll t:m- ......... Gel V.nt.r -Jot AD&, Cljllll· M ..... MVP: .. ....... .... .. ~ WhittJed don l\Hdt'J b- inC t.e --rnoocbl. Ac· Uon .. beld ewry Monday ftllht ltm1l8a at •. 'Iba ....._ lfttr UM Of*'• i"C rOtlllld JI &. G. Mock ol L)'DWOld. -. rolled a four· pme _.. ti •1. H•'a h Ont ., • t• '° ever bold tbe .... .t 111J time In lie ...._, ti .. lllma, ac- _.... • tllnty d~ector ........ °"" • ti .. JJO bowlt'TI -.. rldll It .-.ck tbe _, --~,.,... •. ,.,.. ... ~ ICCll'll Oil ... pine ... l'tlurfaced 1--. frtd S U l W 0 0 d Of Gll'deM btld ~ place with • 1J1 llld Bill Patton ot Loi ....... ICOftd an m. Dll..V.C~&1 WU. flf 0.. M•aa rolled ID 171. EUia .._..., wiU bowl four -e.cb Moncte1 for tbt Int .......... at wtalcb ,... ........ ia .. tdto ..... . All•~ ....... .. lenliftltl • .. ... ta cut to lae II wtaa a. OS lal ..... &I ?lq .. ~ot ·~~ ,_. t -_______ _..~-- Perlee Tabbed .. Benedict Wins - -~--_....... ti " Cl • ~ ! 0 fl d t r I ' a t: ' c I • 'c • f t • l • I 1 1 • t • - -... ~ ... --= ...., '"' I L. 1te -... •• ... -• I "'" ". .. ... ct> , ... --.. tett. --. .... ' "' ...,. lie '" .... ....,, c... ..... ..... , """'" .... JI. -I ,..,,,,, """8 ,,,.... TnM rYllt• ,,,.,.. I ..... n, ., . ,._. • Cal- AUC- <ASH -....... ~ Ca~ ·-, .... ""'" .. 11: """' -: • 11. ,,... 1 l ... "' . -· ...... c-.... .... . .. .. " -""'· ...... • lAt ·-' .. --"'· lfll i. • L.lf ...... 1 " ....... ~. ....,, . ._.. ...,.., -.... ....... ., .. ., ... ·~ '•If . ,,,.,_ ...... .., ....... ..... ... . ,, ....... . ,_,.. --" ... ....... .... ..... ....,., ... -" .... «'Atlerfal Rites Boat Fleet Sails Coast Bl.ek hlaiad, Bermada w.e...,, ..., 29, 1'68 DAILY PILOT • BYC to Launch Kialoa Ready to Def end 2 Titles in East Season SatUrilay from ~t, JU. June ». in wbich KiaJoe fl WU first to ftnlsb in the •• lllCe. -Kilroy aald be .. ~ forward to hit lint meeUnj v.rttb h new ODdint, a n. foot a l u m in u m ynt recently built by S. A. "Huey" Lone. Nn Y«k, fNlm a Wlllilln Tr Ip p desicn. Ondine won her first compebt.Jve outtnc. t b e Bueooa Aires • Rio dt P'r'Cllll GtnnQ)r ltllroy'a ...... ft,... ... to Nil tbt boat beet to P'larida ill time lor llt 1989 Southern Ocean Rac:lmC Ccof ereDCe nm February and March. Followiq tbe SORC com· J*:1*1a Klaloa will mate the Miami to Mont.ego Bay race en routia back to t h e Wtlt Cout In ... tarJM 1988 Trmep.c race t' Honolulu. Balboa YICbt Club bolds .... yachtlq lpOtlieht tbla ---,, l t b lta fonual <>p,ntn1 Day ceremonfes · Md yacht lnlpe'ctioa CID Sa- .., llld t&e Hunti,ntton BMch race of the es Series 08 ~~ •• sail and power( flMt will be alonplde t b e dock lluting at 10 a.m. S. turd., ln full dre11-lblp ar- ra7 and ready for the tn- apectioa teams. ~an boats wlD be inspected on land or Inside tbe docklnc area at tbl club. Commodore Jeff Deaver will preside over tbe formal ceremonita ln the attarnooa, tlna tbe club's other omcer. and 1ntroduclq eommodoret. ~ Tbe club will be declaNd eftlclaDy open f« the ltea MUOn after the eolortul flat-ralalnl rites. 'otlow1u the nae ra1atn1. trophies w 111 be presented for the belt maintained yacbtl ID •vtral catialOrial ud "open bouae" will be held aboard tbe boatl. '!bl Buntillltoa B e a c b nee Oil ~J WU to Mve been tbe fourth of tbe 19111 • Series, but third nee -tbl Dana Point Race -WU cucelled two weea at'> ~ ~ of tot and a mlalnl mark. Tbe nee will be re- ICblduled Jatlr in the JM?. Balboa Yacht Club la the llCODd o1clett and ltCODd i.rs-t yacht club ID t b e Newport Harbor Area. It WU foundld tn 19'3 under tbe name of Soutblud SID· 1111 Club wttb headquartian in a bunplow on Eut Bay Front. Later the cJub mov- ed to quarters on th e IOUtbeut corner of Balboa Island. The club was renamed Balboa Yacht Club in lD. 'l'be club acquired lta pres. et site oa Bayside Drive ht ·· au. ne club has been ex· panded MWral times, a n d plans art now being conaid- tred to acquire adjacent property for additional U· panaloa. Your Bn1nll or ·· Or•n1• County Mu•lcl The Colorful Sound of RADIO KOCM 103.1 ·FM -From Fashion Island Newport Beach NO. I Ole ........ ..... _. ... .,. .. ~ .......... ... :::u;:;.., ........ ... ,_~......._.., .. ............ 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' DAJL Y PILOT tl Stock Exchange Lis• WeAlnesday's ·aosing Complete Prices·-New York . •. \ LOCAL --~ ~: ....... __,.,. hit• JM lll!!~liC1' Pi! ... .... ..,..., h,. •M4ft ....... ~-..... ~--~°'·• I ;,i.":c....== ... ==·==DA=ll.=Y='1=LO=T::. . .. ---~-.... ~ --·· -. ....._ __ . _________ ---..--......... ·-·-·--·--... ··--------..-.-------~-------------........-...·-~-...-:•-......_ ... ..._.-.-.~ ... -.. ~ ~-.. .......... ----~ T .... U DAILY PILOT Wedriesct..y. May 29, 1968 MONEY PROBLEMS -Shelley Winters. above, stars with Janet Leigh, Van Johnson. Martha Hyer ~ and Ray Walston In "Wives and Lovers,·• tonight on Channel 7 at 9 p.m. The comedy motion picture concerns the woes of young moderns and their financial problems. TELEVISION VIEWS Late Shows Best Fare ly RICK DU BROW • HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -I usually finish work ·~about midnight or one in U)e morning, and most of ~the time I like to unwind before going to bed by - ~what else? -watching television. :. The stuff I liKe to unwind with is the stuff that ';requires an absolute minimum of thinking -maybe ~a half hour or so of an old, bad crime movie ~at ~you can just tune into and out of at random, ~1th ; out feeling committed t~ it. It is a s?rt of visual =version of the old detective novel habit before g<>- ;1ng to sleep. : WELL, HERE IN the Hollywood area we have ~ qwte a few television stahons that go late into the ; night -and the we~ hours that fol1?w. But ~ey are all getting pretty th.in on good movte matenal that hasn't been seen before. and I know some of the parts m the old pictures by heart. So naturally one switches channels looking for something new. Well, we have had some really wonderfully terrible Italian sex-and-scandal epi_cs, with bad dubbing , ridiculous plots and ev_erything else a late-night television fan loves in his heart. And if you stay up very late, you may catch epi- sodes of the old "Sir Francis Drake" or "Ramar of the Jungle" video series strung together in a semblance of a genuine movie. IUT GUESS what the real surprise is. Friends. some of tbe best reruns in the late night hours are the old television aeries that we aJI pretty much thought were pretty good ror video but wouJdn't hold up too well agaJrist movies. no matter bow bad the ancient Jlollywood films. Ifs not. true. For example, recently I have been hung up on reruns of one of the best television series ever made. "Naked City." It is not only bet,ter than ~a~y good small pictures Crom Hollywood s past -it ts a lot better than numerous socalled quality films. Of course we knew "Naked City" was fine stuff even when it was first shown, but t confess I am surpris- ed at how really well it holds up. l'VE SEEN latenight reruns of "East Side/West Side," the George C. Scott series about a New York social worker which was cancelled after a short run on CBS-TV, but was very good. And it holds up too. And even a series that I thought was vastly overrated. "Eleventh Hour." about psychiatrists and their cases. is a great improvement quite often over some of the hashed-over old movies. l've seen 11 also on the lalenight hneu p. and have found my- self watching :l lo the end -though perhaps not as avtdly as "The Untouchables."' which is still simply -- terrific. ~ SO NEVER fear that television wi!J run out of the latenight stuff that we addicts need in order to survive the days that follow. So long as televis- lon grinds out the series that we find fault with in their first runs, we will always have material to enjoy in their second and third and fourth latenight runs. Some of the stuH. alas. hke "Naked City" will be much better than what we really want to see be- fore falling asleep. But at least it will save up from getting tired of George Brent and Dennis O'Keefe a,nd George Rall -so that we will welcome them again when they return after several months away from lheir lalenight rerun fans. ------- Dennis the Mena~e PEANUTS GORDO JUDGE PARKER r'M 51.M !'RM«! IS Tl4E JIPGE ltil HIS CHA~sa5?' l'P lJICr 1D !IA'/ HEIJQ If HE IStfT lOO Bll!>Y ! TUMBLEWEEDS SEf HERE, SHERIFF! THE CHUCK- HOLES IN THESE STREETS ~ A DANGER AND A OISGP.ACE l 00 I SOMETHINGAeooT rT ICrONCI. Mun AND JE" BOO +t>al .• 1 Wl'6 LOOKING 'T+4ROUGH MY 1..mu BLACK IOOK ANO I CAME ACROSS~ tlJM8£R. OF °T'Ml6 GIRL 1 WENT~- t.155 PEACH I THINI( ~OU ~AVE TO ee F'~!TTY OUM& TO &e A POUTIGlAN. • ' ' ly Charles M. Sell• . -. --·.,..._ .. nlf. OHLY WA'f 'IOI CAN A'K>IP e!IMG G~O, 1(11.DM!, IS lO HOLl.!R FOlll HELP! SO-t:.mtEflt PUT UP '(OCJlt ~ OR START )!LUNG! ly G111 Aniola ly Harold Le Don ly Tom K. Ryaa ~save~ · GRIKY GULCH! . ly Mal I I= A£,J. 1)-f~ 00Fe5 WERI POLITICIANS I WMO WOUl.O 00 lHE VOTING'? 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" GROUND CllUCI ........................ . .I :ofOIMIL PULLY COOKID . 59c flYll -BllWHlll 59c lb. 49c fllSH IXTIA LIAN -IUIWHIRI 69C BUTT HALF Ill ..... !.:............. ta LEGS 11111 THIGHS .... ~.............. ta GROUND ROUND ..... ~!~ .. '~:......... " HOIMll ILACK LAllJ~( •• "'•· &9c MIATY -ILSEWHIRI 69c llt. 59' IONIUSS IHOULDll -IUIWHlll 19· SUCD IACOK........................ FRYER llUSTS..................... " CLOD ROAST. ............ ~~.~~:...... • HOIMIL 2 .. AICID .. •135 PAm JIAN IOCK COINISH . 49c LIAN MUTY -ILSIWHIU 69c Ila. 59c UHE~COI ........ ~ ,..... GAME HENS............................. ia O.IOflE ROAST.,..................... 11 CHIQUITA BANANAS . ;" GOLDEN 1oe .' RIPE lb. . TINDER LOOSE CARROTS FARM 10~ FRESH ,. lb • FANCY VALINOA 1oe PauH CllSP . 1oc OUNGES.... .. . . . . •. CELERY ......... s::LK . Giiiif 1u1T. EA.1oc .; MEMORIAL DAY SPECUL ltll;jf0RL4.L DAY SPECUL .., " MEMORIAL DAY SPECIAL 'dEMORIAL DAY SPECIAL :POiito 47( sOiA 14:s1 POP.~. I PiPiR 59e PLATES .. ~CH-PS .... ~ '~ .. 12 Os. Pict• -IUIWHIU 6fc .... 12-oz. C1ns-ELSEWHERE 10c 60 Ct. Pkg. -ELSEWHlll 2 for 21c 1 • ,,.,0 Count t" -R.SIWHDI ate ICIAfT. OL -lislwtal Uc I SUllll YALUI -Pl.Ame -IUIWMRI· ¢ 'NIAVT DUTY ALUMINUM POtL COCA.COi.A'S 10 Os. ltt. -6 3¢ IUSTARD ..... .:t::: .... 10• CmERY. ::::.:.. .. 39 REYIOLD'S WRAP2:!·5g. FRESCA-:=:~~~.. for 5 CIOlll&ILACKWIU.-tO.OL.IAI s CAL ..... N0.2KCAN-~, ... •1 OADUIN-CHAICOAL-8.llWHIU KINGSID120L-IUIWHlll 6 scr REUSHES ... ..: ....... 51ar 1 PORK & IEAllS ........ 5,., IRIQUOS ... :; .... ~~ ... 49• COCA-COLA.:.::.... ,., , F!!~::=~~i~5• S&W COFFEE . LGE. EGGS , .• ~~-!~-~~S.:.A .... 4,.,s1 cHu111u11 ............. 25• ~CAN s9e :~EAA 3· 7c a·~·::::;.:-----~ iii5HiA'ii.Oi?.5J1 . -l71c. . . ::•i · r . VllVIEl . i t MOTDOOANDHAMIUIGll-•COUNT4 11 -...... QT.--...... 3, -......... 4 s1, k...,,."'*'•IPUM I : OYEll GOLD BUIS..... ftr. llYOllllllSE............ TOlLET Tl$SUE...... for : ~= Ila .,. LO~ ; : OYIN OOl.D LAI .. LOAF ¢ CAL.PIUM 12 oz. CANS -ASm. s1 -uoa. 2"' & s1 : ::::,:::.·.· ~ 1 . ,. : SUCED BREAD .......... 23 SODA POP .............. 14,., FACIAL TISSUE..... ,., ~-----------j ~ MOUllL '~ IMA't-IUIWI• Sic 39' WIENERS ... 1:.~· ••• MMNAllTD.6U. . SUCED CHEESE ... t:., .. 45• .... All1'9.. OZ; . ·Pim MPS .. ..::~ .. 37• on w..-aoz. . CllPPEI IUTSE5 2'1a. iCE~CifAK•i .... 59-iiiii0f jiJh1LC£ 10!1 IWWlll • oz. CANS I W..fAMI ASSTD. IUIWMIU 2 .. '1 LEIOIADE ............ 10"' 1 FROZEN DRINKS~~.c10 for WION'l I INCH AliTD. etNO'I 16 oz. -IUIWMllll He CIUI PIES .. -:-:.·~. 25• CHEESE PIZZI ............ 4g. I• Ill I IOI. -C1111., ,_..,,.... • 0.. • aml ..... tAUIAtl IUT PIES .............. 8"' 1 lllO'S PIZZI .... ,. oz. ... 69t -------\JI --.. ADVERTISEU PRICES ..4RE .EFFECTWE 7 FULL DAYS. i'tf.4 Y 29th ihru JUNE Stla OPEN MEMORIAL DA. Y MAY 30 • 10 A..M. to 1 P.Jl . WILSON FORD SALES llAND NEW 18255 BEACH BOULEVARD '68 FAIRLANE BRAND NIW 1968 HUNTINGTON BEACH 1~aso Styleside P.U. ' $2469 • 1 oe;. ·-$6595 ,., Menth - TOTAL DOWN Hllnn.. cou~. SPECIAL VALUE l'ACKAOE, No. '6f. 200 C.l.D. eMl11t, Cl'lllM-().melk, i.ter. vlnvl rOOf. llr'lllllt bOdY t ide moukll-. tun -I cown. WSW tlrn, ,,. • ..., vinyl ... , trim and all tl....,.,d rectory -lpmenl. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ':t~D '68 FALCON llAND NIW '68 RANCHERO . fl I" whu l beH, 160" 215 HP VI 1n9int , fvlly rtnchronlud J 1pu.-<l!irect tr.n1mlu lo11, chrtmt body 1idt mouldi"91, twin-l-bt1m 1u1fN111lt11, 111Hl11111111 6 VW flax-0°matic ,._, 1u1pen1lon, hel'ly duty 11 " clutch, ll imp. 1ltern1tor, 45 1111p b1tttry, front a,.., double utin9 she~ ali1orb1r1, five (5) 9:50 x 16.5 I ply rated trvclt tire1, in1ide entl LH. chrome mirror, all vinyl 1t1t fl'l.ii. No. •49. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. --...1911 .10%.,.. $52",.,Mentt TOTAL DOWN COUl'e. ,,_ w ,_. & .......... _. ~ Wike em.ni. ~ lltMt. ..... • _.... "*'-d9lll 6 ~ lnlwler ~ llllMd _.. 6 ~ eNI •II etenclard f9clOry ...,.,...., llAND NIW '68 THUNDERBIRD HARDTOI'. Gt VI -1111, CHI~ ,._ ltlerlfte·Cflse bf .... , AM rtdlo, tlo(k, comtott llnMI Ylllfli.t• fllllllt ..... -'> Ylftlll llllwtlr trim, _...., lltihll, Nmttt conm>I rnltrot, ""'ectllbtl' ..... ....,. .... Ml .,.. -.. llftlll ell ltllndard ltclWY oeulo!Mnt. Ht. :ISi. IMMl!DIAT11 DSLMltY WITH THI PUICHASI OP AN IL DORADO CAMPO · ·~.:0 '68 CORTINA fjf ~?jJ '---31911CH'10% IN $12"PwM9nth-- f0TAL DOWN DELUXE SIDAN. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISJION, ""°''°"' wnlllallon SVSIM'l. PUSH 11unoH RADIO, DIC llltAKIS, BUCKET SEAT$, Vlnvl Interior, u,,..ts, lnt~rlor ' nterlor fff<Of' Ollllons, WM t1rn -111 1lenda<d lact9ry 1<1ul-I. No. J$4. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY -$2218 .10%_. $60",_M_.,.- TOTAL DOWN """" •Ir 11tti.r & dtf,...., btcl<-. dome • courtetv nt1111. ~ltllt INldt • _.,.. control outside mlrron, br""9 llOd'f ..-ldlft9t, vinyl Interior trim. .....,.. dalll 6 vlMn Mid all tlllldllrd ladoty Mtul!lmeilt, Ht. JM. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY / ~.:0 '68 MUSTANG -$2369 ., I~ .-$63" ,er~ . TO'l'AL DOWN HARDTOI'. ll'ltlllT S~ICIAL No. 311. 200 C.l.D. _,,,., '"· tlntlcl oi.11. bucket Hats. 111 vlnYI lrlm. nylon Ctrl)ets, P•ddtd dash, rocker ..... , mlllldlftOI .. AIR SCOOI' ORNA· MENT, GT "C" STRIPE, CHROME WHEEL Lii' MOULDING!, 11111 Wllftl co..s, ~ OH c.ap •lld •11 standanl fac1Gr'f e<l~I. IMMEDIATE D~L"'CRY -Ol•ll llOWJ l'AYMaNTI INCLUDE TAX-LICENSE .. l'INANC:. CHARGES FOR •MO. OH Al'l'ROVED CREDIT e WHIT8 SIDE WALL TlltES AHO WHEEL COVEltS Ol"TIOHAL.. VACATION VALUE QUALITY USED CAR SPECIALS TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS ..... 2 Falc ................. hdwJ ·v on ... ,, ....... ... '62 ....... , =::-:.:.~ ........ '61 Ford G•laxle : .. "!..-:-:.;... tt2 'M Galaxle 500 ,..,..11. , .. " fectwy ............. .a '63 Chevy Nova II =. ':::: .... 145 $299 $299 $299 $399 $399 $399 $199 $599 ~2 Yolbw .. en =..._ ..... ~ .-..... 111 $599 '61 Plp:1outh ::': ..... _. ..... $899 * SPECIAL PURCHASE * 1967 GALAXIES-MUSTANGs.FAIRLANES-T-llRDS 27 OF THESE FACTORY GUARANTEED AUTOMOBILES TO CHOOSE FROMUU 1967 Galaxle ~.!:;:=:::.::.,~ $2399 1967 Galaxle ::,-.~=,~~ ....... $1999 1967 Falrlane ~::~r~·.:=; =~ ~ S 1999 1967 Mustang ~;;•~ ~ ...... $1999 1967 Mustang ·:~1~~i~:'~:;_ ":,"'· $1799 1967 Ford <.:~·.:·t:" .. T.. $1199 1967 hnl C,:~"!~ =· .... 111 $1299 MUSTANG llOUtiD-.UP '61 .__._ ... VI, •11tom1tlc, Pl. ..... COMoll.Ne.flJ '65 MUlfGllfl VI, •vtomattc, PS. CtMIYtftl"lt. Ne. l2f '66 ......... VI, •utwuttc. N, ....-, ....................... $1099 $1299 $1499 ...... _...._......... • • •• •-4 SUPER SAVINGS ,65 R Ill stet1on w..--., ............. WSW. Ne.. 411 '61 m!!..i....1--ltett. w..-. A......_ r8IS ,...., ...,.,. ...... 741 '66F 11c--.~ ~ ................... 512 '61 ChllaJde -K.T. VI. ...... ,.... ....... fllctw? •• Me. Id '66 Fonl CUit• ... VI, ....... Pl, , ..... heetw, fectwy elr. Ne. HI '67 Che-a.let Mell111u. Avte1Mt1c, ••• , .. i.,....._ .... ...., .... m $199 $999 $1399 $1399 $1599 $1199 TRUCK & CAMPIR SPECIALS $299 '62 Forti .. 100 ~ ........... $199 '62 Fonl •·100 ~:...~-$699 '66 Forti ,_100 =.=.-:... ...... .» $1399 ALSO AYAILAILI '67 ICOMOLM ... POl9 '61 CHIYY C-V•..., ._.. , ... VI ,....., *M. I* Vt, 1 -. 1'8C!lt, llffter, Ho. Vlr!D ....... Ho. ell ... CHIYY '65 CHIYY YAN ~ T"""" a. -· 'M FOID .... "' ---f"OVT1t ..... '" .... w. Au!lt., ,... """'I """"' '* '"' '62 ICOllOUNI 'It CHIYY '61 1101D v .... A ........ llllt. Vt, • --. ....... ..., '·"' w. • --. ...... .... m .,,.,. ,,. llr1lllt ,.... ,_, , ____ ..,, ... _ __ _____ .___~--- I s 'e!~ !!~!!!'.~!'~~!!~~Ce~ ptttng • Rter !>eek Spoiler • Full racing in5trurntnt1tion • front Air ·'76 foe!" SHt • Eltctric Clock • Bumper Guerds • Ash Tray light • H.O. TOTAL .... n•T Scmngs • H.D. Torsion Swey lier. Ask for Stock No. US, 9.U, 137 or 136. • Choice of Colors S 76 llltfftedlate Delivery TttAL MIT•Y flOM YOUI SO. CIUF. . TOTAL PllCI ~· ............ 52569 '!=· 1oc1 .... .,. '"-..... ., ....... ""J!!'i?" ~ -; -$2389 $69 $69 TOTAL DOWN TOT AL MONJll TOTAL NICI t L~:.... fl'fMT. PYMT. "-· l•cl ... tu & lie. & """",. cllerp: .. o =·-r:f::ze· I U IMMIDlATE DnlVERY IRAHD NfW ''I WAGONS TOT Al DOWN TOT Al MONTif fl'fMT. fl'fMT. TOTAL NICI f aL 'Zr''· 1.g .. tu ' lie. ' "•••<ti ch•c •• " ................ =ttt· 4 -4 DAY JllKI & CAMPER SHOW DAY Ill.AND NIW '61 ,Vi·TON '9CKU' PAYMaJ It 128'" "WHEB. IASE" SMptlin1 • All Ge119es • 3 sllllcl Svnehro Trens. • HNYY l>utv Tires • Cig1r ~-!Jj.ti~ri~'iJT~i! 3 1 z .... .,.,., .... ()range County's LIRGEST 4DAY HOLIDA.Y E·EKEND Thursday, May 30th Friday, ~ay 31 st Saturday, June 1 st Sunday, June 2nd OPEN -9 ·1.M. TO MIDNI GHT DAlt. V "1.0T JJ USED CAR SUPERMARKR ALL WITH PROTECTION! I 00% UNCONDlflONA' GUARANfll A AU UUOI DODGI ISID UIS WITH A IOll STAI W This st1r st1t11 in writing th1t H1rbor Dodge gu1r1ntHs tftt cer A 100% 191in1t m.Ch1nic1I defects for 100 days or 4,000 milts W whichever comes fint 1fter purchase. This includes all mtehanicll Oparts, electrical equipment, blttery, spHclometer, r1dio, ht1ter onA 111 c1rs. This gu1r1ntH covers all parh and labor fr11 to you. W VOLUME! VOLUME! VOLUME! All PAYMENTS ON USED CAU INClUOE TAX & LICENSE FUS ANO All FINANCE CHAIGES ON 36 MOS. Oii AP,.DVtD CIEDIT 'e7 CHIVIOLIT IM,ALA 2 .. 1oor H1rdl011. 327 eng. UH, l''1tm.~ 1u10 .. w1w, urpeb, vln~I Inter. CTHL730). $67 ~~~ PYM! $67 101Al MlHlY PYMT. $ TOTAL 126~ "ICE -TAX & LIC. l E I 0 l'RICE $2675 'M POllD frl•. aoo eTA 2-<lr. H.rdfop. 390 eng. l''slM•., bills., UH. 1uto. Irons. h ct. 1lr cond. l utktll, etntolt. Will to Wiii UrPlfl, (Sl V492). $60 ~:it m.-T. $60 TOTAL MTHlY. m.11. $ TOTAL lz~PRICI +TAX l ll(. l ta $1360 'elDOHIC...._UO 9 pjjll., lletfOll WlfOI'. lodlo hltftr, tUlO- llMllit, P.S,, P.I., Lugg.,. rttk_ wsw, ""'"' dit<, Wiii It Wiii u ri>1t1ng. (IRZ 150) s57 TOTAL s57 10.TAL OOWN MTHLY. -PYMT. l'YMT. $ TOTAL 1666 PRICE +TAX & llCENSf llUl IOO~ Pita $2111 '61 NllftM. CA1U.A C..vort. P'SIM• .. ,,.""' Aute., Air c ... ,. WSW, Ylnyl lllt1t. (Str. 6910). $40 ~~ l'YMT. $40 TOTAL MTMLY. l"l'MT, TOTAL $JJ i6. PRICE +TAX l LIC. ta $1950 'M PONT. TIMNIT Custa.., JIOllUlll 2-<fr. Htrdtop w/1utom11ic tra••· R1dlo, htllt r, tit. CSHN379). 536 ~~ PYMT. $36 TO!Al MTHLY. PYMT. $ . TOTAL t n1.1. ~~LC. w~.,700 'A CmYllOLll IMPALA ~A ..... 1&11, Vl!M ext, ............ 533 ::~ NMT. $33 TOTAL lolTHLY. l"l'MT. TOTAL ~ PRICI ~TAX & UC. ll RICI $1520 '61 PLYM. IATl&Ull ~~ \119'11 l!ttw. luctft '-"· s33 =~. ,..MT, TOTAi: $2~PIJCI +TAX & UC, IL ta $1110 'el DODOI CORONIT AutOM1li<, power 1IMrin9, v ... ,.die 1114 Miter. CTGl608l $33 /,g~ PYMT, $33 TOTAL MTMlY. 'YMT • $ TOTAL 2~ PllCI +TAX & lit. IL l'lla $1455 '64 CHIV. IMPALA I.I. 2 door h1..stop. ltdlo, hMrtr, tUlo., -r ~:.~'lMittkff, 321 1119., tucktt -·· W1W $33 :,~ PVMT. $33 TOTAL MTNlY. 'YMT.' 'M fALCOll RllUU Fully "IUI..,... will! llettw, tut-ti< ._. .. w •, dtlu11 lnlt•., tic. ci.r. 0995). 533 ~~ PYMT. lolTNlY. s33 TOTAL mn. ... .... 2 deer. """'· Pully ftcfOfY ...... ~ Gold Sitt. s29 ~w •29~1· l'YMT. P'l'MT. s 866 ~ll(INll ILUf IOOlt ptia $1"0 Aulo!Mfft. llffllf. Ml•r ether UINL (uo+IMI ~ $26 ~~ PYMT. $26 TOTA! MTMl.Y. l'YMT. TOTAL $Z6j!ICI +TAX & LIC. I $15• $26 ~~ $26 =\. NMT. P"fMT. $ TOTAL Zl.I. ~~~~lie. I I Vl' PllCI $975 ~A•••1•440 .... W1. •-.wo,._..........,_, ..... , _,.,,,,"-'~~· TOTAi: $I.I.I. ~~ uc. 1~1'K.1a f12os 'A COMD WA- c .. ,..., .&.Dr, A .... "'"'' l&H, Vl!lyt llltll lllltr. (PWf~ •1911 '19it $566··· llll ,. ... - Wed~. M11 29, 1%8 .~~.....-.,.,...:...,.,....~-,--WTnrs..-Oii'AA"T.r.L..-_..,.itOUllS POI SALi HOUSIS l'Olt SALi HOUSIJ l'Oll ML.I HOUlll P0R IALI -HOUID Nil IALI HOUllS POI IALI -HOUIU l'Ol IALI . 1000 Generel 1000 Gwrel 1000 Gew1I 1000 Generet 1000 Mete v.-1111 C.-., ..,. 12f! ~ llldt •• ...,., ....... leMh 1400 1-.-----· ·-.... ~~· ROOM TO "'."' ' .,,.,.. 2 .....~ .... ,,._. 0.Mr•I John macnab DOYIR SHORIS NC'lf ~ 4 BR, 4 bet.bl, dining rm. aet'.MCY na, mac-aiftcot'nt tlltrY ball wttb aweeptns Ol*l .tatrway to leCOfld Ooor. Top quaUty eonstr.c:tJon. Pier A Sllv. Ownen must eell • 1Ubm1I offers. OPEN DAlLY 333 Morningst., ln. Call for Appt. (7'4) 642·8235 881 Dover Drive Newport Beach '"•rklllUI View ' """"' TRIPlEX willl I/I Deluxe OD ... ~ c.,. •• H....... ........... Wouldn't ~ tbh "I' • ., NIWPOIT-S street and Golt Oicnt. J 8dna. 211Mb ..._, ~ Lot tlhitlp, dMa 1 Wroom of the blue Pacilic in exchuilve cameo Shoret 3 Bedroom• It-.. 3 battls Chambers el.c-itteben wet bar wttb retriaer1tor lanai room ott btated pool weeplnr view aundeck ~ e9mparable 1n the arta f77.500 COMPANY REALTORS HAVE A LARGE FAMILY? OWNER'S UllT QUllT COINER Pools w .......... ...., and '*t. wttb poo&. home. reamr. ilclode N~ tleepina room tor a 2910 Cliff Drl•• $55.SOO. Nlmlt ~ .._ '-ck yar4 ia.soo. 113 GI u Acre p1ua ' BR. Buils.illl. Dllbw , • tam. bueball nine? Thia 1&r1e ......... -.. .. -ay1.5 B--saatalt.. l.L.Strlcldw,.lttr. ~~.~~.~~ ay,_ ....... ..__..._ tamll)t w1th lhree ~room. We t.v• two outc&andlna trt. vr ....... 10"._ llAt .. ..__ ~ ~1 .. -----two beth home turned the .... _. ...........~ •-Thll cNinililc t ......_and AM-tts4Dt ~ •-. ,,.. -fD lledloaaa • ......... • llDr· pltxes -... .-Wiii ... ""--H--11-a..1-a...·tH . -._.. ,,_. .. ·-_ _. .,. e+w;alwe. n:rs . prap Into a «lO square tbe top Meta Vtrde area. .._, -- ---.. low oc•au VllW ,.., 0aty SMllD .... -loot dormitory. There'uoom buUt·IM, clln1--arees. 1aun-to tdaooll. • 11r I and $3,0IX> ._ -~ ...;_ S~UHi.L Jou. Ila&-.,.. .. wttll DO ._ ~-Un a00 .... eeactw n. bai-. 1111a new ini.te.t Joa. To4el lfllda CAMIO IHOIU --. ._ ..._ it the for tbe 11\11 _ r team . dJ')' room, l~ bjlthl In sti> carpeUnr ud _,..: for-J190 mo. s tlr, 2be.ti1rp1. 1 aa. •-. .... &lac rm.. ante GI $11,e, ,.,able ai ..,..._ pdoe4 1 ~ 111 Owner lta\llna this ~and dlo It tbe thltd bedroom Ill --· ----.· _. v•M• cptl, dr]ll. Ill..... OwDet '--. mm. aa. a..t. ...... $Ui5 !!!.-.~1;;.1._ towa. - -.ya ae1l -J'ULL PR.ICE fruit W\lts. Uve ln one unit ,,... -•--'"" u. 56-Tm -·-.,.__ .--ONLY $22,0001 tor tua thu $55 per montb own the land. a._. •.500. muat • • A..1 eaadltionl llS.OOO. Tbla waa't 1ut at dllll price 0,... 1'91 , ••• ~~~"~! or rent all 3 It make ovi:r Pleue call I.oui. Clolller 4 'BR 1~ le. dtDlnc/fam ~ N8ttrftl, fte&ltor. Call: Pat Mc Vay .:I 10% on your money. If &73-9'.lOO For~:.-·~·...,.,, n:~~:.·.:':.iW:..~ 642-l48S M7.a112 you've got a litUt money -_....,...,. BY Own«. South cl hi&bway. H Fl-..1--Boy ._ •---h QualCo~~apePl ·~~ 2 bdnn, ttrepJace, latfe 0tne INW" this can't br beat. $39,500. . • .,._. 3217 __, . ,,_.._., enc~ petiol • 1 t b Realty I COATS RHlty, Inc. bullt..tn ~. Jt..2 lot. 893-4417 & -W. Belt. B!Vd., N.B. c.n ... lt•rk 1115 *Acacia. ~2129 WALLACE 3 a.drm _ PimtG Rm 4 BDRM, 2 batb, fl'pl, c:pU UNDER Olnamlcdon; s KEEP COOL 1410 _.. 'T'H E ,._, E ·"· L E : ;T .-.T EG: as..,nt1lft Y1lley 1167 MONTH '7M400 ~es everything & just as-HALECREST ---------- Evenings Call 613-6ll6 layfront Pier & Slip ltlALTORS "Pool"_ $21,500 tbruout, lClnt ccnd, om-Med1DlaD ca&plexes; IOOd WALK to the beedl thta IUJD· -5...,.14J-Fun A entft1a!n1Dc! Fire-venlient to e • e r Y t J'1 h g . term&. . . mer. Al.to enjoy sharp 3 BR BEAUT. 3 BJl. 2 B&. boule; lClnt eond. Owner coq, flex. ib&e OD flnancl.nc Ml-llJC (Open Eveni"I') place. Entry MJI, heated 6: S25,t19.4' BY 0 W N ER Owner-Builder ~ home, huce llvinC room, flltend pool, ti.tit boll.le l 546-6.!p CU11(.tl. d rap • 1, IMeYJ -------- 3 1ec1m1. covered iiatio. Deep ifOW!ds OWNER: 236. Tulane, $23,500 lelMI Penlnsule 1b llhake root. S3000 down•.. L1gune ... ch 1705 ,ume 51' % loan at no cost • lt'• that . eal)'! Excellent . 3 HARDWOOD flOQlllt BR family room home in IU 3 BR. 3 Ba &: ram rm on xtra l&e lot with room for $18 500 pool. custom bit quality NO DOWN 'GI flHA 540-1720 3 ttra lrs br, 2 b1tb, top sume loaA • Sl63 mo P9Y• TARBELL 2!16.5 Harbor cond. 5*-l198 after 5. Dt1PLEX. Nr. bay; 2 BR. all. Can't be1t the price • THE OLD eacti. eootp. tum.; MS.IXkl. on1y m.500. GRA y MAU Mesa Del Mar, 2 baths, built-in kitchen. large llv- in~ room with w/w carpets k drapes, brick fireplace. Prjcc $24,950 • Hurry! l'\l l·\\11111 ...-..-\It\ \II\\ ·~~ .. \I 1 l c '' 1093 Baker, c.M. . A MAN AROUND THE HOUSE To do the Fixin and patnt· U1g Is all that is needed to make this an outstanding (IJll'lilY home. 3 bedrooms, l 'no beths, massive brick fireplace, forC'ed air bear, 'double car garage wilh easy access to the rear yard for boat or u·avel trailer. nake advanlage of a real lluy. . .$19,000. ~ Colesworthy & Co. 642.nn )90<I Harbor Blvd .. C.M. Open Eves. Lavish 5 BR Hom• A charming rambling larg~ home for the executive, on a chore.less pool-sized lot in .Ba,y(ttst lnot leased land). Formal dining room, enor- mous IMn~ room, iUurmct kitchein, 3~ sparkling hath! It. game room. So Ught & ~eerfu.l • absolutely lmma- ettlate It buuWully decor- ,ated. This It very, very clloi~! $78,500, ru.750 down. Ruth Pardoll, Realtor 1600 We1tcliff Dr. 642-5200 lankrupt77- Paytna rent? Own lor $1.~ · per month. 2 bedroom • family room, BuJlt-ins · Dou· "Ille prage · hu·ge yard • low • low down Pfl)'ment. Why fteht high rents wben ypu csn own 10 ea!ltly? Opon Evn 546-2313 I THE ~EAL E : _:T ATER.S OPEN HOUSE THUR thru SUN 1-5 Channel Front Pier • Float • Front Patio w/barbecue • 3 BR • Fire- place • Wood Floors • Fur- nished • Cear, owner will handle financing. 3504 MARCUS AVE. RalDh P. Mukoy, Rltr. J41l \v. Npt. Blvd., f13-«IOO OPEN HOUSE THURS. 1 • S P.M. 547 El MODENA Ncwpart Heights · 3 bedroom pool home in Immaculate condition. Extra dressing room & bath poolside · n~ dueed $200> to S26, r;,o • 10 'lo down. 11tE REAL EST ATERS 646-nn ~1313 No Down VA Nftport Heights Fixer upP« on ~titul quiet C\11-de-sa.c. 2 bedroom, larp lot. Ideal for ~i couple starting out. For ap.. polntment phone JMtt Smith Realtor • 646-3255 Assume 122.600 Government Loan. No new-loan fee • no increase interest rates 16% l 3 BR + huge famUy room covering 1800 sq It or good IMnll:-Payments $180 month includes evei·ything. Newport •• Vlctorl1 646-8811 (Open Evenings) Harbor View Hills Corona del Mer Lusk · built homes located In th.e Southland's most de- lirable Ir fascinatini ar~a. Sehool1 It Calif. Irvine Campus just m o m e n t 1 away. Sensibly priced from 134.900 to $43,900 LUSK HOMES Directions: MacArthur Blvd. from Pacific Coast Hwy. or Newport Fwy. Turn on San Joaquin H!lls Rd.. then follow signs to model area. Just Reduced $1000 NO DOWN GI in Me11 Verde Just listed for quick aale! Sharp 3 bdrm with wood shingle roof. 3 large bdnn1 8t handsome family room. New carpets & drapeS. No- lhing down to qualified Vets. Prke 124.950 • must hun-y! MESA VERDE REALTY ~ ~3 HOUSES Eastside CM. One 2 BR l bath + two 1 BR 1 bath each. Priced to aell fdt at $29,900 furnished. Good rent· sl area · never any vacan· ciea. CaU for appointment to lhow. Rltr. Mf>.3928 Eve. &t6-2m *LACHENMYER lt't A Mnsl TI1c yard's gone completely to pot and the house needs clean-up but make offer • you might make a deal. 3 & famlly room Park MeAA Home. Asking S190 on lea se/ option at $24,500 • FHA ap- -praiaal coming. °"1ere Realty --~-- 91 A Sweetheart Ch:lrmlnr tumished home just off the beach in the ITlOtll a.dv111tageous location In N"'port. Only $29,500 Gron.?c Willia mson. Rltr. fi7~3.'JO OPEN EVES, thruout. Could add Income . or Apt. View of enUre Bay. Newly P6;inted 111terlor. Clean $165 ooo as a pm on lar&e landii- J , Clarkson ' caped lot. New water heat· CtWwtll, lalk• I Co. 2200 I!. GoHI Hlll!lwq Ne~ It.ell, Gal!Wftle Kl Hiil H $oHM TAKE YOUR_J PICK er, colored tile beth. Tu- day's best buy. 646-7171 • 546-2313 OPEN EVES . THF. Q EF ... L EST ATER.'~ Back lay 4 Delux Duplexes. 2 bedroom. Pool Home 1~ bath each unit, built·in~ EXCLUSIVE • 3 Bedrooms. In kir., nice living room, w/ 2 Baths and Family Room ln w carpel & drupes. Sep pa· like-new condition. 16' x 34' tios, all fenced, sidewalks heated and tillered pool. &: street lights. f!ne income Professional landscaping, Excellent financing. sprinklers. and ext e r j or $30,500 ligh~. Excellent fina.nc· ing. All for '$31,500. JEAN SMITH, Realtor 293 E. l7th St. 64&-4494 400 E 17th St CM 646-3255 Eve. 646-5752 __ . ___ . ---- 4 Beclroom VIEW $19,750 Better see this one today. Just put on m1rltet. Lots ot shade trees, big lot, 2 baths. Won't be around long at tilis low price. 2043 WF.STCLIFF DRIVE What'• new'.' How about an immaculate 4 bedroom home with a panoramic view of the city lignts and ocean? U this is what you have betn waiting Jor we have one now. $41,500. • •~as.;&ING mi •REALTY ••• "ANYTIME" 1801 WestclW Drive ~7711 Open Eves. --------- Sunset • Oce1n lrHHI WANTED HAZEL DRIVE Real Estate Salu Ptople. WHY NOT GET ON THE Bring checkt>ook & Bikini BAND WAGON? Priv/beach, privacy, location Over 25 Years ID Ir terms + 2 &R, den, formal dining, 2 ba eXOO\ltive home Orange COllllty I in the SO'al • Full page advertislnl Shown exclu sively by: • Inter oUice teletype Delancy Real Estate • Training prosram e Insurance Q828 E. Coast Hwy., CdM • Many other benefit.I ___ 6_73_-3_7_7_0 ___ Call 646-4494 • For tntervlew FOR Sale. Fallbrook area. liiiilliiiiiiimiiiiiiiiii ___ lil 1% ac w/Yiew, 6 rm ranch Divorce Pendlnt h1e + 5 rm gue.st or rental. Must sell Ba ck Bay Arn Avocado &: fruit trees. Lrg home on comer of Norse pool, patio. $51.IXkl. Bkr1. Ave. &: Brentwood Street. OK. Ph: Tl.f: 728-8t12 or Room for boat or trailer but 213: J86.6330 OWNER small, minimum care yard. $18,900 full Price :23~~~c:n ~;k~e~~ noons. See "Paul." only 5% %. 3 BR, dbl garage, revered patio College Realty 54&-saso Kennedy & A .. oc. Laraer 2 BR home, fireplace, 642-9730 548--62311 open beamed ceillnp, dou- OCl!AN PRONT ble car garage. R·21ot. C ose to marketl & transportation. Darling 2 Bclnn home, nr. $1l,J50 PtM!nsula Pt. jetty, '6().000 lalbo8 Real Estate Wells-McCerdle Rltrs. 700 E. Balboa Blvd., BaJ. 1810 Newport Blvd .. C.M. 518-7729 Evee. 6"-0684 673-4140 Cost• MMe 1100 Victoria Mesa Homes 16 NEW ROMES Low dn. 8% % »-yr tou From $21,950 Valley Road at Victon&- (Jlllt, E. GI BrookJlunt up oa bluU> Lido size lots, fee llraple land· Hi&h above ... tevel @Built • in electrtc kitcben. ConvenJ. eat fD lbopping center, near new scboob. 3 and 4 BDRMS • l It 2 sty Fireplaces, auto garage QI> enltor, carpeting, draperies, tenclnr. Jandlcapina. MlchHf k1y, Builder Phone 642-2821 • Eves 64.2-511Wi IMMEDIATE POSSESSION • Brine 10'll' pe!nt bruah. NO DOWN TO VETERANS. Beautitul reskleti.11 area. 3 larp BRa, hup famll.y room A llvin& room, 1% bathl • walk to lboppini. Purcbaar IDl1 rent at Sl80 mo unW cloee ot eacrow • full price $24,950. CALL AL BLACK 5*-1151 Copen eves) Heritage Real Eltate. 3 BR., l~ Ba., htd. pool; dbl gar., ca111. over bdwd . flrs.: Sprinklers; fenced: S2'l,500. Owntr ~UM ext. 374 Ol' 548.«)66 IASTSfDI HOMI & IUSINISS Larae lot, ph.11 HOUie only S2!l,900 Konnody & Mtoc:. 642-9730 Eves: 548-6238 PRIVATE Party wishes to sell lovely h o m e. Back Bay area. 91'xll1' lot, J br, 2~ ha, living nn, den, pool, 2 BBQ'a $60,000 5'18-lm BY Owner, extra nice 3 RR. 2 BA home. Crpta, drpt, bit-Ins, uaed brick frplc, Ip covered patio. Landscaped, fenced yard. 122.900 642-05al NEAR ParochiaJ Sehl, 3 Irr br, }"' be, wood tlra, 'ff/W cpt, dbl gar, fncd, reduce to $23.950. 245 S i e r k 1 St. Owner ~2309 EASTSIDE, 3 BR., l~ Ba. ~e. liv. rm., trpl., din. area. 5% % Loan. Owner J.48.7400 3 BR. 2 Ba.. bltn.s; hdwd. Frpl., lge. kltch, & din. area. Patio. Nr. achoola. SZ7.SSO. Owntt 546-783T 3 Bedroom house. We.alllde. Fenced yd. 1 car sart1e Sl7.95(). 54~ New,.,t ... ch 1200 IUbn1tt term a! E. lf. Paul Jonea RHlty "SHE AIN'T WHAT SHE -Nliit _ci_EAN -=~~· 507 E. Balboa M7-1266Gard"Ev0ea. ~~9 USED ro s~··. and neither Almoat new • Bet, l be, ~ lllDta ii tbia spraw int contempor. ique fpk, patio, declt, ~ LI• ltlo 1 S5 t A 4 bedroom dream home! U'Y lt)'led ~ home. Im- tiit tr9de • 1ncornelYllOUlt -R.eer yard la a prden lpot posiJli arcwtectural delip ioca1 • JU•eride $45,500 llyf rent Lido ltl• to behold. Nu.r Douglas, with b00rick, IUGH POINT· R. C. QJlEl:ll, .RHlty 2 Story, (BR, 3 BA, 2 kltcb-ICfloola and freeways. Prlc· ED R: nJNE, EX'l'END- 3416 Via Lido 873-9.100 ens, belt aide ol -,. Could ed at FHA appraisal Of ED OVERHANGS W/EX. DU•LEX be coe•erted to qlex. $26,650. Hurry! POSED BE A M ENDS, r Watch the boats come wt_. LISTER REALTY WOOD PLANKS SET IN Excel locatbl °" penMJla. ID iY al hat window. Spec. Now aJ..o in Hunt. Beech PLASTER IN HALI' 'nM· 2 BR I: 3 BR. RemodtJed. tacular y 1 e wt Direc:tl)' 1l6U Beach Blvd. MU633 BER FASHION. $43,950 acroea haa ..._ 11Q Specious, modem floor plan, OWNER. Club. 4 JIF., 2% BA, 2 ltory, Beach FEATURES 3 BDRMS. & Wkd)'9 A evec 673-29!50 IY OWNIR North develop. 2% yrs. old. DEN. MSTR. BDRM. SUITE former model, well cared APPROX. 20 rr. LONG, REDUCED To price of lots! Phone lar •W._DM"'I .... move In condition! W/PRIV ATE BA""° Low dn., Fri tenna Lo•ely IB&02 · 1' e n c e d b I o c k w a 11 '"· Lge. S BR 2 Ba bome on 2 Iota nr. lullclen Home badcyard; covered patio, formal Uv. rm., hu log bay & ocean. Can UM as 2 crpta, df'P9, lit-ins (eiec), 2 bumina fireplace in slump. apta, nn. to bid. Prk. rear 5ro> 11q-ft. 4 BR A: maid's ._1 Ii din f stone design, w/w carpet. 121 41.t Owner 673-m9 5 be. 3 cw IU'· Hi lotl. .. .,. cs; v rm; rm; am. ing extendina thru balls & UnQIUI fe&turn. Mlllt 1ee nn.; DX> eq. ft. Cement all 3 bdrms. I..a.riie family BLUFFS Condo. D<plan, 3 to appred8te. lrokera w... driv""Y. Nicely land.leaped STYLE KITCHEN, HAS ALL Br, 2% bet.ha. ~ come. SID Via Udo Soud S35.900. Call owner 8.f?-6640 BILT-IN RANGE, DBL. OV-green·belt view. Patio, wtt· Evee A wlmda. hr. Many extru. $311,500. 642-1115, Ev• ~18 rf EN', DISRWSHR., OISPOS. Owner.~ *SACRIFICE! p CH light AL AND WALK IN PAN. OCEAN VIEW, Fee Simple For qujck sale. Vacant tr 3 Rave two "Dutch Haven" 4 TRY. Center mirwell leads cu.tom bome 3 br Jrr den br Oii SO' Jot. Belt buy OD bedroom hJnes with arudout to 2nd story that open! to lovely ~. '54.900 F~ LIDO. $4.000 dn. $57,000. ownera who have purchued SUN DECK & EXCELLENT appt call n1E 0 W NE R ·OWNER 642-0lll larger bomes. 1 mile to OCEAN VIEW. 6G.30l4 Must aell. '60,000 home in Douglas. Will pay pointa !or This better quality home HAS BAYSIDE VUlaae. Perfect estate sale. 3 BR A den. FHA or VA buye.ra. Call now BEEN DESERTED, JS BAO. for vacation or retirement Make oUer. 219 Via Orvieto. to see LY 1N NEED OF PAINT, home. Patio, c 1 u b hour. e 54&-0787 LISTER REALTY YARD WORK, CARPET pool, priv beach, $12,000 =========-Now aJao in Hunt. Beach NEEDS CLEANING, ETC. ~1672 Huntlntton leech 1400 _16612 __ Be_a_ch_B_1 __ 84U633__ Offered way below itJ sale value, for IEST IUY -O~NER $37.50 Total Cost $611 $29,950 FULL 'RICE 3 BR., 2 Ba., all bltna; frplc., tbJa 3 .._.._ born LOW DN. PYMT. O.K.1 w/w ~1., drapea. $23,900. on ............. m e. Sell-Total Cash to GI THIS IS THE DEAL 420 O>ltall, 642.J273 er will pa, all other COits YOU'VE BEEN LUXURY Duplex 4 M. & f\Jm. 2 br; 4 yrs. new; ocean 50 1da.; $311,900. Xlnt cond. Owner 213~ 191-9575 to qu.lllled veteran. Excel· ( BR 2 be., + din/fa.m rm, LOOKING FOR lent nortb HB loc1tion. Pr1o-beautiful cpts/c:tr,,. A: tile, MISSION ed at appraisal! Hurry call all bit-ins. 1% yrs new/~ REAL TY USTER 1>11'U ·TY tran·• ed' 985 s. Cout Hwy .. Laguna ~ tr ... err · Phone (TI4) 4"" """1 Now also in Hunt. Beach BRASHEAR REALTY '""'"1 ELEGANT Bayview condo. 3 16612 Beach BJ. ~ 847-8531 Eves. ~'l'MO Several NEW HOMES IN I.et. BR.. 2 lavilh batha. N D V BELOW MA•KET LAGUNA B tac b, 5% Poula, roU. etc. Fee land. 0 OWn to ef'S " OOWN, NO CLOS I N G Ont)' $39,500 Owner 673-4356 Sharp 3 BR 2 bath adult oc-3 BR 1" bath, elec. bit-in R COSTS. Carpet., drapes. NR. New 4 BR, fpl, new cpts. cupled home DHr lhopplna, Ir O, cpta/drpa, db&e garage, la.ndscapinf, bit • Ins L 0 S Xlnt toe. nr. beach. $21,000. schools Ir Douglas. FHA OK lp f~ lot. 1995 total PADRES REALTY, ~ ()pm wjmda. 35l Did St. $24,500. move in • no ~.uig costs • Glenneyre Street Laguna Owner 67":>-0144 PERRON REAL TY co. only n4,000 With payments Beach. Pb. 494-8833 "-1771 of $155 per month including WATERFRONT, 62 Balboa "'"' taxes. 8 P E CT AC U L A R VIEW CoYea. 3 BR, $15,000. Will OWNER TRANSFERRED ., HOME. No. end, ocean side. trade for propert)', Afabian Sacrifice, 1~ '1't old 4 BR. 2 br, 2 be, heh 1hwr, den, hones, or? U 8-ml Immac., blt-ina, fr p 1 c, 962-44n 5*8103 blt-ins, frpl, upstairs llv-rm, LUXURY Condom. Bluffs 4 patio, w/w erpts., 1 mi E. 1 UNITS sep. dinins. patio w/frpl, br, 3 ba, below mrkt val at cl Beach Blvd., 1 mi N. hllh llictq, dbl p.r, 2 $36,500. Owner transl. Call Pacific Cout IUway. D32 decks. $49,500 with xlnt no- Owner eves att 5. 84M509 Chaucer La. 968-1235 One llodc Beach point loan .. Bkr, 494-7578 PRIME Loe., Blufla condo. NEWPORT ~ 4 year old, custom built. 2 &: San Clomonto 1710 View of lake. l BR. 2 Ba. Walk to betlcb, 3 BR, tam 3 BRI, encl garages. No nc- BY OWNER. ~1157 rm, 2 BA, crpta. dl'PS, ancy. Priced for quick ale. I HAVE a secret! t know a BACK Bay, cuat bomt on 2~ land.leaped. Aaume 514% BRASHEAR REALTY family with a VERY acr. Can be di'ridecl, w , Ltn VA loan. 962-7664 847-8531 Evea. 968-1178 deaperate altuation. IF you or Ray 541).llSl er stt-2132 FOR Sale. Nr Be a ch. Clotlnt Cost Only GI micbt be rt mo t e I y jp. Spacloua (BR home 1~ ba, FHA . terested in a status type. un- NNpOrt Hgh. 1210 cpts, dlshwuher, fr P 1 c, nun. dn on this laYely conventional charm home, 4 BR Prestige home near by all meang can 111 - AVAIL Immecl. Ot1f Haven 3 bltns. l6x40 patio. Owner. Catholic le ~ Schook. YOUR CHANCE to ret Br, 2 ti. + 2 Br Ocean Vu 963o4m aft 5. ' Lilted at $28,900. Can Mr. '65.000 for $45,000 . Inc Apt. $49,500. 548-M HILL TOP VIEW 3 br, 2 ba. Lichter Rltr. aaodated with • Agt, 49&-2002 ever bctw 11rs. 111tna. ,.., cpta, Haroour ReaftJ :==;;;===::~==I 3 BR, <lcn. 2 BA, bdwd floors. Unlvonity Perk 1237 dl'Jll, fncd, mprinklra, patio. 147.a595 147-3237 Condominium asaume 5~~ loan, clown Wiil 1ell FHA or GI. '23,800. N 1950 PYnmt open. $22.500 ~Tm 7 M.. Now-ly Ownor Owner tG-6.140 0 Down to Vets TIRED? DAVIDSON R lty OWNER, 2 Br E'side eul de 3 + 2 BR, 2 ba, Atrium, POOL, 3 BR 2 BA 119tio Sharp 3 BR 2 beth adult oc-. • .of constant yard work. ea AGGRESSIVI sac. Fam rm. cpta, dtpe, 1P llv/rm, loft ceiling, lush trplc, close 'to all ~boob'. cupied home near shoppi111, repainting, high pool pay. POOL SALESMAN bit-ins Sl9,950. ~ crpta, custom wood tile Ors, SZG,950. 5642 Venturi Dr. ICboola It Oougtas. FHA OK menta and constant main· S-1 · W -Ntwly listed 3 BR + lam NEEDED rnhTor doors, master BR 847-3003 $24,500. tenance->. TRADE your p~ • esman or oman + M D I M 1105 ,.,- WANTED dJn rm, 1~ ba, hardwd Liberal Contract ••a • Ir I: eotr)'. Nr. UCI, many 3 BR 2 bath, b 1t-In1 , PIRRON REALTY CO. blems for a liie of luxurious nrt1, beautifully landsc. Contact: Gene Norvell OWNER, POOL UAUI xtraa. $26,000. &U.()3(M cpt/drps, block wa.U, patio &rl-1171 leilure at Monticello. $20,950 Rltr. :mo Harbor SB, CM Oranae Coast Propmy ~ MUST SELL IMMEDI Hart f N Graham 1--a.v M&-5460 Eves. 54s-t941 332 Marguerltt, CdM l1W550 lmmac. s BR. 3 Be.. ll1,9110 M°""'I to N.Y. 2 Jr old 4 br, attra=.k~!!OO Custom Fa::!f" Rm. .:.a. ;alk;-:i1.. Harbo• r:. •-• J Carp., drapes. 541-1111 ith lo _._ .,...121 (near Post Of:ticel 4 llDRM. fAMIL Y RM. llG S ti.. tun rm, blt·tm. appr NPT. West. By owner. 3 g w v._,, • 3 BR ~-==o.======I 149 Riverside Ave .. NB NO DOWN GI $24,9001 POOL Mote Vw• 11t0 DO 111' qita, drpa, llPl'Mln, 2 t., cpt, dJ"pl, trial, bftns' 2 betb bome. X..... lot. = NEGLICTED or '"' down to othen. 2 Stzed lot with triJeTtl f Id---------JdrM. ~Id or te. -.pl. mm c.pi.tnno Lii H 8' Many extru. 111A or Gt. Duplu• For Sale 1975 3 BR. 2 a& covered -tio, ti.tbs. Built • in ettldtncy rm .. ma1ttr mite; buement 4 BDR, 3 Bath. Dlldal. wm OGlllktel' 2nd .• RE llAed llM063 ' · · HAFFDAL RIAL TY ~·;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ...,.. ....... kitchen. Split rail f.ence • family room wtth !lrtpllct. Family nn. Pool. SSl,IOO. llMll3f Owner. MUST Stell -• ..,. ''Home to Match Income" Mutt S.11 in 2 wka. fruit trees, many shrubs. ...._ ... ed wi'th _.. __ . '· "-""l""" S39.950. • .... -... * ...--• ·--· -ICI· .,_ W•-...., ~Mt Needs paint, clean up. Ter-""""' "'"""' ~ ,..., Del .-........ ,_,,_ 1250 ft, 3 BR.. Atrium. Near new ••-_,...,. .,.__,., PRIME ll!:NTAL DUPLEX rUlc Eastslde locatfon! A~k-TARBELL 2965 Harbor ta Real Eaate etMC14 5 &DR.MS, Fam .. rm .• DIG IQ. C.-.. •t Mir IMl GlearoJ Dr. IO'mT BUSlDT marbtplace ID BALBOA. Beat Offer Ing 122.500. CA LL Glen JOlN tbt ~ tn tht ft. By Owner. New crpta, II Qmeo ~tnda. Qllda9' BY OWN Ell: Huntlinltioo ~ DAILY PILOT over $46,IQt Quttn 54G-11Sl Heritage DAJLY PILOT WANT ADS' DAILY PrLCYI' WANT ADS patio. $30,500 * S.UM air, 2 ti.. On c&J110ll. $.15.500, o-etrt 4 br. 2 ha Siil money dme ~ :':: IY OWNER Rtal Estate. M2·5'il BRING RESULTS! CHAR<i!: m OWNEll 1'73-4m llurnbem Or 91M35i nowni' . 675-2599 -------- NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY HUNTINGTON BEACH OFFIC~E .-142-4455 . ,. ·•··· ltOllTl=~e"'" 0,. ........ ______________ ....., ________ __ NA•·NA•·NA• Doe. your wUe want more room~ Art t.M kids aettlnc on your ntrvcs~ Move Into thia 8 bt!dtoom, 2 bath. Nc.o •tor)'. Bia Kitchen. Lota of carpets. Bi. Yard. Double Qerage. Ltt'• trade for your old home. IY THI SIA In Smoa free HUntin&ton leach. Walk to ~ watf'r from t~bl gor~ 3 bed- . "°"1. 2 IJaUt borne. 8ulJt•1ft lu I« entBtalnlnl. Beautiful ~ 1'* it a muat-. Vft'Y elU7 terma at 129,9'50 917.M IOWM TO ftnlANS a.tall' MIC In tmOI ,,_.,.._I bedroon•. aee 6r ~ 3 batha.. HUil twD ....., bent wttb bis t.dl ,,..., Pneecl at '31,!0G. Lal ua allow '°" thfa -• '= llOT MMCY -MIT HOMIY ....,_ • llDme bl can '""' with YCIUJ' funUT. 3 ~. 2 t.ths on a 1laM ean.r lot, in a ftl'J nkla Mlahbortlood. Tera are nutble and wW llt'll FHA .... v A. Price it S2lJ(IO. '14,IM W• will admit It N'fClll Mmf' J)!Unt •mJ tnin(tr "'t)lllr but for fbu pr'i0> nn a 3 ..,..ocm. 2 ti.th home JtN can•t bM\ It. J1.11t a ff!W blocks trom shopplna. I THI ONI TO ID;:~ II .. o. wa•n• & LB UT UI llU \'OUll .. ,_., ................. tW ••• ... -- 10 05 - IE ier Dr· rn- .sn JT. 1> ;x. >S, IN ?if. lll, It l'E 'G, 5e. IOI; lp. et- & ily LL •V- >& .N- .ds lo ..,. AS .0.. rr. 1:1' 'C. ale . . .J • IN "1' G ·s. s )5 1a w le. in. m. pl, 2 » 10 • .Y 'OU ~- un- oe. 50 rk. IY· • Jn· n> >US 950 )OT llC. 75 -. EX --- HOUSIS POil SALi llNTALS UNTALI llNTALI Apartments HMw U~ tt.w Unfu,..._. ..... ,..,..... Wfdnesday, Mly 29j 1968 UNT AU RIAL IST ATI IUSINllS 11'Mi DAILY PI LOT 3J A,tt. UnfvrftltW 0.-11 flNANCIAL * * * * 1_'-__ s._a. ___ ,_no_ c:..ta IMea a100 ~leech 3400 Ntw,.rt ._. GOO I.We lale AS1 Utt 6100 lnwet. Wanted 6315 MODElll DltlWS $211 MONTH OIOlC£ R.ENTAJ.S: LOV£L 'i Cmd nr ~. f'\irnl•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii w ANTED To buy -OCI -~ or Unt. 1 BR. Car att.ac, Lot • 50 I 175 P..Uquor llcenle. Write P;Q, 2 BR on C'Ol'N'r lot, cloie to 3 BR 2 baths, coont.ry l12Md • Hun~ Harbour new bfftc_b In H.B. U>.000 • lot, CtlJldrea 6 pei. OK 3 BR w1l.b boat dock ~ down. May bey 1 • 2 Leue • ut l tut montbil * Surfside 3 It 4 BIU ~t. A.Out.TS ONLY July • bg .• Sept. w I pa ti o. Yr. lie. R-2 Colla Meaa Box 765, Cloron& del Mar 213:886-11116. ~ Oan r.one Commtrclal ________ , plu. amall bou.ae, JlS.000 Real E1t1 .. LMM 6MO Investment °""' ot 3 Mia. ~l + 150 WCW'lt)' ~t. ed. 6 dl'lltd 'red W•y lllty 536.2579 ED RIDDLE • 0eao a BR 1" bath neai- Hvfttt,.._ ... ch $400 ~e WWlamt0n, Rltr. --_;;..-~..;.;,;.:....;......;;.; m-4350 OPEN EVF~. --~1~ I ALS REAL TOil 646-811 l ~:~ Realty HOUMI Pumished GORGEX>US 3 BR 2 bath ~ Open ~ M-1586 FURNISHED Af'T. 2 BEDROOMS -2 BATHS W1terfrent/Lec BOAT SLIPS • NEW • LU>.'\lRlOUS •I!!!!!~~!!!!!!~~ RESORT UVING 4 NATIVE GAltDINS ,Ae __ ,..__. ... .__ ___ ,_200_ has Money fOC' lit It 2nd loans Phone broker 541311 Rent1l1 to Sh.re 2005 l Wlll lbarc my lovely cool ap a r t m e a t overlooking Emenld Bay i>r summer mos., w Ith coosidente adult. Private room with bath. C re d e n t .1 a l s ex. cbaneed. 494-M.10 Working &irl in early 20's has houtie to share with same. $75mo.~96 Cost• Mes. 1 Bdrm house. Fuml.sbed. Yar\1. $85/mo. Ai1 5'48-m9 2250 FURN 2 BR. 1% be.. 1 blk OCEAN. Summec or yrl.Y. Avail June 15. ~ home. Fu.Uy carpeted. au ~~~~~~~~ built-Ins, tamlly room l '; n1oe Midentia.1 a~a. $200 NEAR COLDEN W EST month. CALL 5'M).l1Sl (open CX>LLEGE A San Dleeo eves) Heritage Real E61ate neewa.y; bi-level 4 BR. A Channel· lfff 2525 Oceen llvd .. CdM 67S-17N • POOLS-SAUNAS.JACUZZI 10 smu mATE HUNTINGTON Mortga..., T.D.'1 ~ Whldcly• Wint? Whlclcly1 Got? den plua 16'02 tunily nn.; 4 BR 2 baths, new cutiell A 3 balhl; cupet.1, drapes, ~Pd. com p I et e 1 y built·inl, wet bar, fenced ~ top a re a • yard. $295 Month, leue. $210/mo. Agt. 546-4141 Broker 213: GE ~ a1 GARDENS 2 113 &cm VACANT WID SECLUDED TENNl~ENTERTAINMENT NEWPORT ISLAND IOlSA.CHICA & HEIL l BR Furn ApL w/pr. ADULTS M7-t414 OFFERED AT Sl40 mo.°" yearly leaa ; LESS THAN 90% LOlnl'#O $60,000 or more. SINGLE FA.MlLY &y Mortca1e Co. 64M665 FOR SALE: Ftrst trust deed, $3100. WW dilcount 14%. 962-4024 SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR NA TUltAL IORN SWAPPERS Speci1l lllte S Hnea -5 times -5 ltudm llULU -All MUST IN~UOI \.-wi..t 'NU M._. 19 ...... ~ yw .... M ll'MI. ._YOUI "'*'" eM/W effl'ltL ~ IMt ti ~le"'9. ~OTMING f'OI &All -TIAOll OHL'll 897-4066 PHONE 642·5671 Ralph P. Mukey .. EW 2 b 2 ba / t '" r. • w op • APPRAISED VALUE TRUST DEED CENTER 1200 FOR Rent. 4 BR. 2 ba hie . .,,----673-fiOOO------drpa, dshw11hr, b 1t·I n1, 2 1/l ACRES commerctal CLEARING HSE. Want 1 or To Piece Your Trider'• P1ndlM Acl Xlnt cond, Cpl1, drps, fenced OCEANFRONT Npt B c h ACl'Oll from park A shops, 1 50 ~ Bkr Free & 1 R 2 lot t yd. Adults • no pets. 8232 Riviera. Room for mit. In 2 dild OK. SlSO mo. 842-3211 IOOed (C:l) on major thor· · · · c ear · Pus M .n D p _.,,_ .,_...,,_ ou..._'att in Santa Ana._Mo-S'7,000 TD tor a 3 or 4 BR .... oy r. a\;UAI .-....... Br Apt. Workin1 man da-. .,... u .... _ W nt~ 11•50 536-4370 Age ~. S90 Incl. ut1L cd Rentils Wanted 5990 tel, aptl .. bullne11, trail~ mvnwy • - -home or an R-1 lot. Fortin i ~before 7:30 p.m. park or other commercial $25,000 for 6 months at 10 and C.O. 642-5000• 543-0390 WTD; Yrly rntl. Cple aeekl OK. Ot hold tor future in· 10 with $100,000 trust deed BEAUTY Salon. 6 stations, ~·n• leach 3705 1 ~~:~~~ to ocean. nice 2 BR or 1 Br I. den. unf crease ln value when Bolsa on 200 Oceanv!ew lots u estab l~yrs Lido area. Will rea t7 New Home ~ 2 IR l hie OC' apt w/prlvacy. Pref Ave. fully develop1 into '-collateral. 494-1137 lid tree and clear Sl0,000 54S-2035. 644-0637 frple. Rent starting July 1. lane blvd. Sewer line s~ eq. lot R.E. or what·have- M14 Vista Del Ot'O 2 baths, carpets, drapes, 2 BR. den, 2 BA, upper dupl. S. of hwy, CdM. Plse phone bed at property. Am P 1 e ANNOUNCEMENTS you. Bkr. 548-7TI1 Newport Beach fireplace, lave.l,y patio, year lease, ilelect family. 231:787-49'51 evi:s. or write water supply. Appraised al •nd NOTICES YES ! ! yard work Incl. Central $225. 642..Q36 D. C. Wing. 7340 Ventura ~.OOO by inheritance tax 4 UNITS + 3 BR. house, location. $2'15 mo. leue. Canyon No. 2, Van Nuys, appraiter. Available f 0 r Found (FrM Ads) 6400 Riverside; good condiUon. MESA VERDE C 0 L J' COURSE lot. 85' trontqt lll golf course, Falrwaf {iew, for income i'n>Pf!f\Y. 3y owner. 642-~ Large home in Monrovia, 524,500. $20,000 equity. Wllrt 3cach area home or units JP lo Sl'i,000, Davia Realty 142.7000 We have good Newport Rent· CORBIN·MARTIN RENTALS Ca. 91405 quick sale at l0% less, at Exchange for vacant land, S.lboa 2300 •Is and leases. 2, 3 and even Realton 675-1662 Apb. Unfurnllhed LADY E:-cecutive needs 1 or 2 $54,CXX>. net to estate. Drive DESERT Tortoise between new car, TD's, or submll WMkly Rent1I 4 BR's. All ready to ID· M 0 NARC H BAY AREA bdrm apt or home for by 4n7 W. Bolaa, Santa Monte Vista and Santa OWNER 675-0144 WATERFRONT It dock; 3 BR. 3 Baths. Equity $50,000 FOR: TD's, or·!, or lease option. #2 Balboa Coves, Newport Beach. 675-.uJl · al 6 ~llent close In location. m:AU Golf t. Mtn View Generel 5000 permantnt r eal d e n c e Ana, then phone owner Isabel on Santa ~a Ave. For trade: Use of Mountal.n c1e! e:, a:iorta,ble. Starting at S296 per mo. 3 BR Ir den, l" ba. cplll, RENT Newport area. Call 642-9360, 542-9533 ~~~~e able to ide11Ufy. cabin & boat nea1· Mam- 427 E. Bey Ave .. 548-3158 Hu.rryh, 1!.~7· H3u3rry! Drps, frpl, pool. S250 mo. ext 18 Fri btwn 10 AM It 7 moth Lakes for beach home P • ~ 11 Adults. 496-UU betw lo.6 pm 3 Roomt Furniture PM Sea DieCJO County SMALL pune found vie. near Waterfront. anytime ~~ ~~;,.~ ~roi:: .,_,_,..1111111111111____ $25 Month BUS~MAN Trans to Acreage available in the FaJJ. ~=~0~w!h .B~ C~: July. Phone 639-3259 J une and Sept. 673-2039 _L_1t_un_•_N_l_guel ___ S7_0_7 FUU. OPTION TO BUY area i.:eekJI 2 BR Furn APt. brook area. P~ls from 5 5. l'tade AtlJ slate 4'X8' AN· NEW Unlived In. 3 Bdrm. No deposit o.a.c. HB, CM area. p~ ti.ail. acres to 50 acres. Some ----. TI QUE BRUNSWICK pool Huntl ........ n •*ach 2""" v•-..... ~ month. H F R C l/lS occupancy. Wnte Box •·-ted t young avocados YOUNG part Airdale, black table for 16' in • outboard .... -..,.. ..vv .,.... "" .-.. • • • • M 130 Daily PU t Puu• o e o 11 a r , I o u n d Coast • ~1459 • furniture Ront1l1 -0 · with beautiful building sites. Highway, Corona del Mar. or outboard. 646-4540, NP1' W eat. Hae for Lse. Seml-furn. 3 BR, 2 be, Awil J\Ule 15. 22072 Capistrano Ln .• HB 962-8063 RENTALS HOUMS Unfurnlthtd Generel 3000 517 W. 19th, C.M. S.-1454 COMFORTABLE Room: pvt Priced from S3600 per acre 675-2440 days 536-2964 Duplexn Unfum. 3975 1568 w Lncln Anhm 774-2800 ahower near cares. Wnte to with terms to suit. Many new MONTICELLO H 1 g b Sehl _M_ou_n-ta_in_bo_m_e_: -B.,...ig_B_e_a_r7 . • CJ Cibbony 2'.l78 Newport country estate homes al-Medal. Vic of Pacific Sands. Mooru1dge. 2 BR., trpl.; 11k1 2 Bdrm in CM, pr, 1 chld Coste Mes. 5100 Blvd., CM reedy built In this area. H.B. 53frl955 goU. fish. $1~M. equity. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Ill OK, no dop. 548-~ ar Roomt for Rent 5"5 Close to goU course. For Trade: single residence, W>-~RLY lease. Unf. lL blk 646-8541 HARBOR further information pleut FOUND. Black Male Poodle its or lot. ~970 ,. call Walter Fl'lck with: Vic Santa Ana Ave. & Costa1---------fTom beach, l'ith St. Npt. Summer Rent•I• .3995 NICE Rm, good toe. Con-E L'hoff & Assoc Inc. Mesa St. !>18-33911 Have 3 Bedroom. 2 Bath and Old home, luxurious in· 1enial bm. $.5.5 wlldtch priv. CKJ • . hor Fam.IJy Room house In Back I/I tenor. 4 BR, IUJe llv rm & lnt•reatlnt CdM GREENS 548-5998 Work 8-3 pm 673-1818 W. Chapman Ave. SMALL All grey a t haired Ba S4 000 equll S27 400 -fam rm, d,..,,., $299 mo. Pb: 514 Femlea.f. 2 BR, 2 baths. 0'289 • . Orange CnlU. cat. Pale green e Y es . T 6· T • <1 r ~·~1 • . .----------541 26Zl E • knd 538-5747 543-782:> . , ra P or """ex or 673-2715 eves. 2 kitchens, '600 mo, Sum· BACHELOR • UNnJRN. $15 VP wk W/ldtchen $25 • . ves-w s WRIST Watch &. aungtasses Co~ominium in good lo-R E N T A L PROPERTIES WANTED for Summer 6 Yearly. We are ~ getting booked up for swn- mer, and still have mBllY ~ quests trom our repeat ell· enta. ALSO we are desper- ately in need of Yearly Re«lt- als. · BAY & BEACH Realty, Inc. FOR Leaae New Blutt home mer. Sept. 15, $256. Back from $100 up Studio Apts. 2376 New· 80 Acres • "Land of Lakes." Vicinity Newport Pier: t-auon. ~U Hal Mears, ~-~lpoBdrmint. Te2~icbabatbsy !!er~ ~ :!;;ar;;3-~ Incl. util. part Blvd .. C.M. 548-9755 Newberry Calif. IS i Ive r Owner identify. 646-3569 ~~m1lh, Realtor vn:w. ' ,. • or 642-3&6 1 • 2 6 s BDRM. NPI' Bch Room for rent. Pvt Valley) 18 ml E. of 8arst<>"'1. ~a ~ected at P 1 t;~0 nJRN. 6 lJNFURN. ba, Avail on perm buis. 90 man.·made lakes In area. Lost 6401 Have: 3 BR Ht bath Cond~ MaI'OR Home, slp1. 6; E-Z Heated Pools, QUld Care 642-3518 Fli.h ralsmg, allaUa grow----------1minlum. E qui I y $2600. FAperanJa. &#-Dill to drive; self-<:00ta.lned; c.nter, Adj. to Sbopplna _ ing. ski l&ke, recreational k LOST: Small light brown Want: '65 Mustang or late 3220 = now! 53 1-171 0 No pets allowed Room & Bo•rd 5"6 fishing lakes, re«aurant. ((awn colored) Male pup. model auto or car. T1·ade- N_ewpo __ rt_S_ho_,...____ 27llO Petenoa WQ. at Bal'-* W"" ,.,,,, .. E _d ,.. bldg. lites, all HAP'Pl'l''IING Sborl·halred ~~~ b I a c&:k wlndS' Realty 842-5011 NEWPORT SHORES ".::t~ 1 ALS .<AA.vm. c. ft\1 In l.lft! '"111 pan:el great marldnp a1vw ... eyes liar 6 Mama, a.ta M-. Homey place. Reuonable for a traller parlc. level mouth. Answers to name * * * Sl7,500 EQ. IN BEAUTIFUL TRJPLEX. POOL, P LOC. TRADE FOR SINGLE HOME, ORANGE CO. ~ View 3 br, 1% bath in Roll- ing Hills, Calif. Blt-ios, dsi.- wsher, panld llv rm. WIU take 1 or Z br hse, lot, boat or trailer in CM or Npt 64l- 4610 N ANT 196Z or later model :ar with air or a trailer. Nill allow bonus over book :in 2~ acre or 5 acres nes Palm Springs. 5J6.ll31 .j Have 3 BR 2 bl house NB S31.500 • $15,000 equi~. Trade for TD, boct. lot or units in good loc. Doyle It Wood C.O. 548-1168 25 View Aaea ~ Beech. S o m e bnpro9e. ments. income moo. S243 ... 000 equity. For. TD's or T Owner. t94-4653, 491-4957 . * * * 20Z w. Balboa Bl'ld. RENTAL DD'T. 67J.-366.1 2 BR A Den on ye.rs leue Apta. Fumt.W 5t6-03'1V Rates. 548--3752 land, pump, well resel'Yoir _ 'Kelo'. Vic of Hoag Hospital. Sl90 mo 642-3430 General 4000 REAL ESTATE dry, high desert alr4ocated Reward. Call 548-1264 or ~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~-SILVER Generil on main EIW road. Route 673-2816 ANNOUNCEMENTS-SERVICE DIRECTORY I !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I' E~CUTIVE HOME: nr SA Ctry Club 5 br, 2 sty, 3 be, 2600 aq. tt.. cpta, drpe. lndscpd. many xtraa. Avail 6/20. S300 mo 56-8512 Coron• clel Mir 3250 HARBOR VIEW HILLS Brand new BROADMOOR home: 5 br, den, dlntng nn, 3 be. $51,500 BY OWNm. Call b' appt 6'15-4'13'1 HOLIDAY PLAZA DELUXE, Spacloul 1-BR· Furn. apt. $13S + util. Htd pool, ample parkina. No children. No pell. 1965 Pomona, CM Mi-6858 as Freeway jUlt completed GREY-Brown puppy wilh ind NOTICES GATE Income Property 6000 M>Uth ·of valley. Gu stations IOITle white markings. Aust. Cement, Concrete 6'00 leasing ln area. Call owner Shep. without collar. 8 Wks. Announcements 6410 15 1D1its, 2 BR, hardwood, 847~ eveii It wknds. old. 833--014: or ~735. CUSTOM ·PATIOS a·' floors, garages. tiundry, 1-======== Loll vie. Solana w a y. Coast Health Club Block walls. Also conc:me n •~c inco uo3846 Out f S p 6208 d sawing ~removal. 842-lOlt ,....., mo. me . .,... o tit• rop. Rewar Hospitality is Our Motto Cost• Mes. 3100 3 BR Home. Leue SD> mo. CMtl Mell 4100 ---------lcenie Propertiet --------- Apartments Delux. S.chtlor Apt Uv rm. br, kitch A ha. 1 & 2 Bcf rm Apt• 574 Hamilton, Costa Mesa. B hard .,..,.,...,. SAUNA 'VIT'"I Floors·Walks-Patios It Ex-ISLAND OF HAWAII LOST: S/23. Vk:. USC r ni:.r:. 1 , , HOME &: INCOME by Ownr OWNm SAYS SELL my 3 It Garlield. Tri co Io r e d SWEDISH MASSAGE posed Rocks. Ex P •rt 3 BR home + pcd • patio. m.6n& $25 Wk Up $225/mo. Call U 1-0 2' 0 =:::::;;=:;;;==== • between 5 A 6 Huntington ... ch 3400 : ~:. ~~. 1 BR. :l ha, dlllnntr, dbl pr, 2 BR, Untum. Near beach. e Maid Servic. · TV avail. pool, be Sl!IO mo. ~. Opts, dr,ll, ICDve and refrlg. • New Cafe 6 BU' eves 962-1141 ~· Pool, maint pd. Yr 2316 Newport Blvd. 548-9755 3 IR Apts with 3 bath& Near IChoola, freewayl Walking diatance to OCC 911 El Cimino Apt. # 1 Coste Mesi Exe depre.1/lovest. appty. ' hol \ota tn beautiful buiet, w/red collar. Ans to Open wkdys 10 am-U pm worlananahip. 642-851( B1\, res. A 1~2 br Apt., ~ ce ale EstMet UoJt 1 'Georgy Girt'. My .on vuy Sundays 10 arn-8 pm pool, 2-yr old. Eside. 67S-1393 ~3 ' upeet. 962-2197 132 E. 18th St. W-5090 Contr1eton Bl.AO< Miniature poodle. -======== • ROOM ADDmONS • lusln ... Rent1I 6060 Mount. & 0.Mrt 6210 ahaggy. Vic 20th & Orange. Funcr1l1 6412 L. T. C.Onstructlon Sal ~25. Reward 548-4573 ---------Family rooms, kitchen or e PRIME fletail Location e SEE Adv. under claa 6200 Sl 6620 S1J5. 1 BR Hae. Den. pool, lf!IM. $165. mo. ~7082 Patio, dqls, C¢s. Stoft. 3 BDRM., Small fenced yard, Garage. AdlJb. 64&-3764 $135. Lie, Near ee.ch BIYd. DELUXE 2 Br. Bll-inl. Exe. Adults Only Loe. $1SO or untunlilbed Diac:rlmlnative Tenanta STORE 17 x 40 acres -"Land ot Lakes" Personal1 6405 WESTMINSTER 1873 Harbor. CM~ 847~ O'llVMC, eves I: -------MEMORIAL PARK units. Single story or t~ plans custom designed. re estimates t layout. ph<>Mi1 Js Your Ad in our da..,,,., 11654 Van Buren. 21 S : e M7·1511 e ~· SJJO. 54Mll7 for PrHtip Addr9ll OHie. lterit1I 6070 wknck lulc Bo~~ ClllHS Mortu1ry & Cemetery Someone wt11 be kddni tar _241-__ l!l'Zl-=~-=-=-=,,,----* * * * * 1 Bedroom duplex, Adults it. Dial &rUt678 aLUlGE m $92.SO * 549433 Newport e..ch 3200 Newpert IMch S@~d\ll!-"t,~s Solvt a Simple Scrambltd Word Puzzle for a Chuckle Or::':"'b~ WO:. :: low fO fonn four lllnple word&. lllPl;UL I · I I I I Giw o mon enougn rope ond he'll Mii hit w ife he's --ot the office. u:s. U Comr;lleltl the chuckle quoted by filling In the 1111111119 wordt 'f'X' dewlop front ftp No. 3 below. • PR~s~~~ lfmRS ~ I' 11 r I' r r I 8 Gersc=E~LmERS ro I I I I • I l J200 SCRAM-LETS ANswas IN CWSIFICA noN 1600 • MARTINIQUE GARDEN Am. ParldlJce aurroundlnp nmNlSHED BACHELORS UNFURN1BR·2 BR ·3 BR 2 baths available Carpcts.drapee,garage 11th & Santi An1, C.M. 646-(2.13 ~~ MODERN 2 BR with &la111 walled llv rm, beamed celJ. tnp, and VS')' Jarse patio. $135. Adulta. On Eut 16th St. SM Msr at DI E. ah St· UPPER Or Lower 2 BR. Cpll, drpl, bltns, Nr .q,•c cntr. No pet.a. 2885 Mendoza . 545-6421 $100 Lup 2 BR. opts, drps, blt-in.s, prage, no pell. CIOle in. call Ll 8-9441 LAGUNA BEACH R. E. W•nted 6240 offered to public by Complete funerels Desk vall bt. In Bilbo• Power Squadron from $245 Additions * Remodelilllf Fred H. Genrick, Uc. 673-6041 * 549-2170 newest~~ • WU:1n1 at 14-30 Dtsy Listings Element.Ary Piloting Courses Cemetery lots prime locatlon 1n downtown or cash fO«' your equlty Every Monday, Starting 7 from $130 C t L I & lAguna Belch. Air condl-Call Agent ~1440 PM June 10 Newport Har-Includes Endowment Care •rpe 1y ng tloned. carpeted. beautiful WANTED. Pvt pty will buy bor.Yacht CJuh, 720 w. Bay Everything in one beauUful Rep1fr 6626 paneled partltion!n1. Two Baycrest home from owner. Ave Newport Beach piece means less cost. CARPET • Apls • Romes entrances; rear l•d1 to No pool. ~M 642-5641 OR, "tor your convtnience No traffic problems Quality in\'1allatlon. F?-ee Municipal parklna lots. SSO Every Tuesday, starting 7 HllOI Be11ch. Westmin~lrr rstimates. All prices. per month for epace. Add BUSINESS and PM, June ll, Ensign School S:ll-l72S 893-2471 54&41i8 eves. Uc. Contractor $5 for desk and chain. Add FINANCIAL Irvine & am Dr .. Newport l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' SlO far businea hours an-I I 6300 Beach, In Caletorium. No SERVICE DIRECTORY swetinl aerYic:e. All 11tWUu Bui. Opportun t " advance registration neces-_____ ,--. __ _ paid except telf!'llhoM. CANDY sary. Enroll at class; ii any B1by1itting 6550 DAILY PILOT SUPPLY ROUTE questions phone 548-1374 or 222 FOR:DT AVENUZ Part er.· Full nine 673-1855. WILL BABYSIT by the week Electrical ~ ELECTRICIAN, Ucensed At b on d e d. Small Jobe. mainten. 6: ttpaln. ~ LAGUNA BEACll Man or Woman to refill A: SINGLES • ADULTS ~~~ home. Good refs. ...,. collect money fn>m new a: Meet Orange County's G1rdeni"1 '6IO 1900 Sq. ft. *conditioned d.-unique coin o Per a t e d nicest people flt Santa BABYSl'ITING In my home. ANTHONY'S fice facllity on North Harbor dispensers. (C a n d y and Ana's deluxe ballroom Hot lunches. fenced yard. Blvd. Fmnt At rear perldni. Nabieco product• l . Ex + ORCHESTRA * Weekdny1. evt"S. 49&-3636 Garden Service Ex c e 11 e n t identification eellent income for rew Hrs. FOOD & COCKTAILS BABYSl'T"JlNG dayg or even-646-1941 Available July lit. Phone weekly work !Da~ or Eves). WED. THURS. FRl. SAT lOllS. You furnish the COMPLETE CLEANUP 545-3029 No selling. $875 To S3400 DANCER'S CORNER tnnsportation. Call 642-1407 LAWNS REPLACED WALKER I: LEE CMD required. For personal Ed · Reas. monthly care. Prun- 2629 Harbor Blvd., C.M. interview, send name, ad-!~~.s.Ar.N1hAin al i~~~:.~ J,,..t 8rick, Masonry, etc. 6 . 560 in". Landscapln•r. i:--. hor-2 BR. (or tum.); all elec., FOR RENT dress & phone number to: "'"' '" .,... """" tJ " I . • ._., encl. petio; Slll 6 up. TRANS-WESTERN WA..'IT To contact drivrr ol _t-u_hi_n_s_i. ____ _ 725 w. 18th St. Approx. 450 Sq. Ft. carpeted DISTRIBUTING CO. yrllow Mustang. with possl-BRICK, Concrete, Carprntry J1p1nese G1rdener 642-23&4 642-9247 & !lrapes, aJr.cond. 590 N. AZUSA AVE. tilr drntrcl fendrr who was Custom Cabinets. Small Jobi. Exprr., complete yard 5200 15~A=~S ~~. N.'B. COVINA, CALIF. 9172'2 u-avelini: on or near Coast OK. Free Est 962~9'15 IK'rvice. Free esUmates Newport leach FRIGIDAIRE Hiway In Laguna Bea<'h, • 548-~ • C.Ontact Mrs. Raiolo 642-4000 just before midnight Mon-Builders 6570 LAWN k Garden mainten- JUST Completed 2 BR, 2 ba 1741 Weatcllff Dr. JET ACTION day. May 27. This ii • --------qle-sty. Frpl, dmdeUen, R E M O D E L I anet>. Cleanup • Spray • Fer· lush cpll, d...,., iron pted Prime loc for ltore or otflcn. Mi11lon Viejo person&J matter. no IPjttl 1 , • • r e P • rs lilize C.Om'l &: Res!. 962-'7349 Pvt PIUOI' ·o;::_ent walls ~sq ft • ~-WaVPflJl'I, NeWest ahoppln& center lmpllcAtions. Please c.n plumb g., paindling. elec., ~~.. n-.. ~2616 carpentry, l't'Si .. commerc., cut &: Edge Lawn btwn units. Medallion kltch, Crpts ..... _ alN:lmd. Co-op C.Omplete In 45 days. ddlu· R Ma1'ntenence. Llce"•ed. Bk ,.,..__ ltff .,._ C i 0 M • X·ITEMENT room a ons. e • a . "" FA heat. Acroaa frrr. Coco's. rs. vwner ..-.-. Oft• • atlC IS THE GROUP! 67).3038 54~. 54~5870 ftlt 4 WalcU Plua. 1665 1"'1ne. MODERN Offices trom $75 Equipment, Inc. e .JAPANESE GARDENING S200 mo. 642--0239 P"r . mo n t b. Secretarial 2334% W. Valencia Dlscrimlnallng Cpls .l Sgls! Cabinetmaking 6580 Service Cleanup. Land 2 BR, 2~ Ba Studio $225 mo. service. ~ve llUlte. FUllerton 7l4: 525-7833 P'"rtles, Trips, Outings wltll ---------2 BR., 1~ Ba Studio $170 Ora.nge County Bank Bldg., lnterl'st! Plus -Exel. svc. CUSTOM Kltchm cahlnela -ing. 531·7034 tilt 7 p.m. 1 Br. 1 Bath S130 230 E. 171!1 St. Q(. 642-148S PROVEN, Sure. mod~ r n for cirls, too! TI4: 776-6941 formfc1 tops ex c e 11 en t + MOWING. edging, A cl , ' _ _.._ .... Pool ' method al teach 1 n g 3-9 pm. 213: OL. '7.Q44 wnrtc-reasonablr 847-9832 up. Monthly rates, ·All ........ m ,,,.,. MODEJtN Offlc:e. P v t . ........anent habit control. Bkr ..-. -.... ...,1 "290 ,..... ··· """ --'"' N A ail bl estimate. Call •t9U * /Ast .,,,..._~ .,,.,....., M'Stnn, 50 per mo It up. (E.G. Eating tot weight nl•""use ow v a e PARJC Lido. SpUt level. Nr. 1170 Or-.. Ave., CM control) with new low rost NEWSPAPERS, but of state Carpenterint '590 .JAPANESJ:; GARDDIER Hoar. Pool, 2 + 1, bltns, + 54~773 to public. Now &1!t'king It tnrclRn: mei:azines. Eng.. !NO JOB TOO SMALL! EXPER. Rellablr malnt .... ..,.'7 Jae uo , • .., c G lt·' s F h Rras. mo rates. 892-3219 "'"'''· ... ~ yr · ....,....,.... 1738 Anahe.tm St, a eq ft a.uoci1te offices In So-O. · .1erm., '"" pan, N'nc • Re~ldtnt • lndustr!al Com- 646--4088 s.\i. a.llo 510 29th St .. N.B. Moderate tnve11tmenl re-China. Ruiisian: abo adult mrrclal . Ma In l r nan c e CUI ~ Edite Lawn 3 BR. 2 Ba. Frpl. New cp~. :90. Sd1wwer ITi.a54 quired. Phone for inqllir)' maptlnes It peperbAck,. ~Ir and Re m ode I. MAinten1n!'e. Licensed. Nr Udo ~ S225 yr!y. a.ppt. 714: 774-7150 im N. HArhor, Cd ~85R3 Rru. Uc. bondfd. in~ur~. S.18-4P -$4~0 alt '4 PM Wlllftr YUt1 ~ lndUltrW ,.... 60IO TY StoN ATTN: ROCK Hou ND S • 9152J961 er 6C2-:ni4 • LAWN SERVTCE 115 MO. Nrcd an outlrt for your e c.rpentry e Cabinets e Dependable, ~fesslonal C.,.. 411 Mer 5250 NEW •• ~ Good locidon. U1ttb0r 81~· flnlsht'd product? Ca Ill e Blt·IDI e Alterations • WeeklY ~rvlce. 962-6419 Bulldlnc. M..1. QJO ICl-ft. Good opportunity !or TV S73-45'10 All 6 203S P 1 a c e 11 t l a • Of, Service aJeo. SI.DI full price · ' • ftcP.ttlrs • Ros! MS-958.1 EXPERIENCED Garden • .,. 546-4108, MMm& tor stock .. equip. Call ALCOHOLICS Anonymoue rnEE C!lllmatea. No AA> too landscaping, cleMup. q,, 5tMSU. Harbor Att1. Phoae 673-8724 11ma11. Rernodels a.nd Ad-Cement work.. ~. • tncludrill ....... . P.O. Box 1223 O>Sta Mr118. dtllons. 5U-078'1 MOWING,~. ftlQlla ------..;.;...;..;.... .... Wente.I '305 Meet Dyn1mlc Friends REPArRS * ALTERATIONS Gen'l cleanup. Ha~. OH TEN ACRES Offlee .,_. ........ , .. WAHT llulMls IWt1int min. with aterllna CfUllllitlu . CABINrn. An¥~ Job. uOdd~J~obl~.=~·~~~~ l • 2 BR, hna a Unfum NPt. 8dl. MMm twl. mat Pll' mo. Prtt!!' cout. • ~ • 23 yra ttPef· &4M'713 == 1'l1llca I Prl/Patloe I Pl>ol• L 6100 ~ tD S. ClmM!ftte. FOR ~: charter mem· General ~ ,..... • Omtnt1 ·~ • ... P.O. a..,, II Teto, calit benhlp bl NfWPOl1 Beach Cement, Cencrete 6600 CRYSTAL WINDOW ~ bale ~. ....... .... Ba1h'81 nailili. Up to Tt11nls CIUb. 644-0139 CF.MEN'l' Worlt, ad typcs. ,OMUtlJ!e, ~eeak)fial, :.:-:.:r=:~ 1 _,,u1 .a. a• .... '*"' SlO.M *""'· Oooll Mt 10R Sale. bvglin! Family No )lb too 1tnsll Free est. at. bul1nftl, nddfntlal tMl it.a> 1 ~· """"°" • ttdlJ,. mf!mbtnhtp Newport ~•cfl H. S'l'UnJCX ~5 ~ ~ GUUO WCATIUN -• l r rr.W.:: ..... "':: '>'· Al: ta-mo r..m. Oub. mo. S44-0022 DON'T JUST WlSH -IQIM-BILL'S SALT SERVJCS ~ die TY 11t1 ,.,a'd g.htt ... ..::..~~OW.*-__,., dlUiil DW. direct MMm. c:tarre th1rw to fllmbb 1fNT lloml for auto Water SafterMl't ... It 1111! tM (lUllfttd 11 531~ ,._ ... ._ ... _. -7t11r Id. lblll 9't beck and • • ftncl lftl1 llaJI ID ID-8tpah. lDlltaDaHGu. --. Diii MHm llllW· -------~·~·=-~·~t1t~1~':=!..!ltli~' .._ • 11e .._ rtast dQ'• a • ..,,., Ma. RataJe ••• -.. J, • , ... _..__... ... ____ ....... __ 4c ----------...,._.. __ ..... _. ____ • ________ ,.. _____ ,_.._-... ___ -------·--.. ., l ' I I • 0 -.~,., I \ Tllere S more than one way to make your own money! Just for fun, you mlgfit try the Uttf e Clo-1+- yourMlf kit supplied •bove. But pleeH don't try te apencl the money your meke this w•y. If yo~ want to try to m•k• the klncl of money which la re•lly apenclable, try cloin9 It this w•y. Pick up your phone, cli•l 642-5671 •nd ••Y• "l'cl like to place • Want Ad, pl••••·" Whet kfnCI of • Want Acl7 How at,out .. 11. l"I Mme ef theM nice thlnt• Y." ,.. lent•t use? Tliey may N 9etl;erfn9 Cluat In your home, but someone elae wants them •ncl wtll put them te 9oocl UH. Your DAILY PILOT Want Acl can cost as littfe as $4.SO. T1'ink of your profit If you 1olcl 1omethift9 worth much more than thatl Don't delay. M•k• that spendable money • . A DAILY PILOT Want Acl will 9et It for you fut. • DIAL DIRECT-642-5618-Say "Chatge h" FM •TH •1n PIOID lllL 541-1221 ' . DAILY PILOT Want Ads Will Work for YOU ,, I ·SI • 1 pc -= HI -I HI y B a: T b a. T b -'" -I C• 2 u Ir -D 1 1 -L -G. • -' • -n 1 I i I I -" ... L JI -F s -s - • ? -~ .. , c J I , ~ -· ......... o .......... 6737 One Call Covert All COMPL DI CORATING e Paintinc, Int A m,__ • Cuatom Dr9pery • Olllom CaJl>et.inc e Wall eov.tap • Color ~tioo 30 Yrs. ~. l'REE Ell. Samples to YOUR Door. Uc. A IM. Ra.· Comm. MODUN DICOIATOU 53M513 ....... '755 DttxmiG At my home. 10 or J.5e • pieee. Call 5tl-(169. 132~ E. 11.lt St. CM ,.,.,... ....... ,.1 ....... INTERIOR A EXTERIOR PaintiDs· Free eltimate, licmHd A lnlured. eau aroa< 548-5314 e PAINTING • Interior It Exterior. Free estimates. Rtuonable ratea. 646-JOlS LEAKS! Gu• wata eJec. troaic:all1 loeated under ~ ment, blacfrtop. pound, •.U.. lbowen_ M1 place. ~paired. Water 1iDea ct.u- ed, pralU1'e restored. CALL .. LEAKS" IG-OS4I ~ OK PLUMBING REPAIRS REMODEL 142-3US Pool Service 6910 SPmAL Ratel for Acid waab. Free E a tl m a t e 1 . 6U-3E6 Attention• 642.SMS ~ Neat, accunlte, ~ yra. exp. TILE, Cer1mlc 6974 * Verne. tbe nle Man * Cust. work. Install & repairs. No job too small. Pluter patch. Leaklnl • h 0 w • t' repa.tr. 147.USf /tl6-0'J06 JOU A IMP&.OYMENl ...._W...W,Melt 7000 DD!IPERATE lJit ye_. Collese &tudent nMda 1lftll'tc -bu own t.ranl., rtiiable, h o n e 1 t • varied exp. ~sires position as clerk, stock artd/or delivery boy etc. C 11 I I m.2001 after ' p.m. MANAGER at Au't, apt. or ~ Elp, desk, NCR, PX, llCCtl. malat, •· Area apm.. Wri18 Box "'· So. 1...-or ed «-JC81 I M W ...... Lady 7020 ~al e rt Enstitb woman d e 1 i r ea c:hecldnc. c1esn1nr apta. Ex· ptt. N. 8. related areu. flBD DPOIT ... Computer orient~ t»ld el\ilnett requited for rapi.d.ly srowlnS Oranao County firm. Travel lo- volvtd. -APPLY- Marsltlll Comnniatiou 2230 S. Anne St. Sal\t• Ana, C1llf, $40.2'20 AA equal opport\11\icy employer Lec1I m1nuftctu,.r hn lmfnedllte epenl"" fer: • Electronic Assemblers •Wiremen w •• ,. .. esf•bllshecl eommercf1t firm with llbtNI f rlnte benefits. Only people with 1t leltt tlx months ••· perience should •pply .. PJUMORIU 92t llbr Street Co1t1Metl 549.m1 ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN Assisl1nt Manager Country Club PAIT 114E FRY COOi Hu•tngton S.•cliff Count~ Club 3000 Palm Ave. Huntington IHch 10 AM •lo 2 PM * ~8866 lusboy & D .......... NJ ad Put nine D8)' and Nl&bt Sb1fta Over 18. Apply in per.m . IOS'S llG IOY 154 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa Before 9 a.m., alter S p.m. -~=---:---- 6'5-25.17 NEED 12 MEN c A R p ET Cleanillj. Floor IMMEDIA TEL y ·~· Waxing, Walla. S3 83 H Wlndow1 washed. 531-«i67 r TYPING And dictation my 1 . 1 -home or J'O'll' office. Ex-Part Ol' Full Time perienced. 494-1~ Age 19 • 35 • Nune Private Duty • No exper. nee. LoeaJ Doctor'• mft'tnca Mr. Hll ·Tr 9·9951 .... 1190 -~ C1111t1ry • and fll•rll Co1nsellng Booutiful pa cir i c View. Memorial Park is located on the hill· side overlooking the Newport Boy area. C e m e t e r y lots, crypts and niches. Befor·e n e e d pur- chase pl&n. ? A fast growing com- pany with complete s e r v i c e facilities. Mortuary, Chapel, Mausoleum and Cre· matory all 'flithin the cemetery. We want two emo· t ionolly mature men. No experience ne- cessary because of o u r professional training. Do not poss up this opportunity. Phone 6"-0212 D1nell Ward EXPLORER MOTORHOME CORP I 4000 C1mpu1 Drive ~port IMch SapeMsor of Gm'denlng ~7-1667. . Hlgb M:hool arad. U.S. att- un!hip. Thl'l!e yun pr~ denJng experience requll'- ed. Apply 111: Westminster School District l4J21 CEDARWOOD WESTMINSTER ) TRAVEL To i..a Vept. New Cldllac $14 lPer o.y) Soundl too sood 1o be tne! WeU It la loo &ood to lie true I ~II $84 Wffkly illWJ'Y part• --------time, ~ reel? Well. lt Hll19 W•nted 7400 la! Muat be neat A lhN'p. Women aae 20 to 30, ao expertwe ;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. necnsary. Mr.Eut PR .. :3020 lltANCH REPRESENTATIVI Young peraon who baa aome collete trelnlna can ~ gresa on hla own ability to a management position. We will asalst t.b1a persoo wl lb our formal tra.1ninc pro. gra.m, ~ benettts a u equitable salary. ltACIFIC FINANCE 70l9 WISTMINSTllt WESTMINSTER Equal opportUnlty emplO)'er WANT ACTION! Reliable men to help operate exciting new ;£ franchlae bus. Night w k, full, pert time. 548-1~. 1920 Hatbor, C.M. HI Ff Technician PERSOllABU SECRETARY EXPEJUENCEO; Execu- Uve tM>ewriter It short. hand. Exrrptlonal arowth opportunity! -APPLY- N°anhall Communications 2230 S. Anne St. S.nt• Ane, C1llf. 540.2820 All equa 1 opportuni t;y • employer For litore in Costa Mesa. ~ !!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I portunity 1o advance tio 1er- Weuttecl • • • Ladles -we need your abilltiH lo fill waJUna Jobi In <>mcea In the Otan1e County 81". Jteajattr now tor short term or Ion& term jat)9 dote to your borne. SltOTLIGHT JOIS -TelJlllOMU'Y- e Exec Typlsta • Tt-ans. Secy • Lec•l Secy . COME IN TODAY Western &lrl One ot America'• finest temporvy help lel'Vices -Anaheim, 1784 \V. Uncotn -santa Ana, Ph. 546-0325 -c.osta Mesa, 2700 Harbor An equal opportunity employer vlce manaaer. Muat be fa. -EXPERIENCED----:::lt,--..N-,--- miliar with aolld atate equip. 3 . 11130' p,M,1 SHIFT mmL Xlnt fringe beneflta. 646-8895 P1rt Time Work Add to your family Income. ~sent Avon. Call col· Ject 5»5860 · Superintendent custom yacht construction Extensive exper necessary ln all phases. Ability to su- pervise and layout wotk Willard Boal Works, 1295 Baker, C.M. WHOLESALE Lighting Fix· ture Showroom neeck man who can ha.nit and rewire lighting fixtures also aome stock room wrk. FEJ..O. MAN COMPANY, 547-6E DRAJ'TSMAN. Good ln -k man. Experience in av11 Engineering drawings. 2 yra college math. Good pay Permanent work. S en d resume to Box M-133, Dally Pilot BOYS 10 -14 Good routeal • Good prolltt BALBOA PENINSULA DAILY PILOT • 1142.azi • e Comrnercl•I Teller Excellent opportunity! APPLY IN PERSON 1st llational Bank (2) 0. It. (1) llmertency ltoom 40 Hr. week. Starting aaJ. uy $828 per mo. + $3.5 411ferential. E·x c e 11 e n t benefita proeram. Apply pel'IOMel ~ •f Orange County HN, Me'"°r1a1 Hosp1t11 1650 Ad1m1 301 Newport Blvd. Cost• MaM Newport Beach ASK FOR: Mr. Starner or Mr. Springer AD equal opportunity employer EXPERIENCED PART-TIME TELLER UNITED CALIFORNIA BANK 4525 M.cArthur Blvd. Newport BH ch 540-4424 WAITRm Good opportunity Must have good appearance. APPLY IN PERSON 3-.s P.M. DAILY Snack Shop No. 1 2305 E. CNst Hwy. Coron1 dtl M.r, C•. 1~-~-~--- Manicurist Qualified lo work in high grade Beauty Studio. Of- fers full time work. pleaMnt environJMnt and company beneftta. APPb'! PEISOllEl ClERI 7400 ~lible woman lot Front Office Polltioo In· voJyln( J19yroU, typinJ, OUna etc. Per90Mel e.~ perlt'nce prefened. Apply ,.nonnel 10-4 Moo tJU'll Frt ROllSOtl'S ,ASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH An eQ\IAl opportunity employer ~ccounts Payable Clerk Part time. Experienced only, Apply in persou Starting Monday EXPLORER MOTORHOME CORP. 4000 C•mpus Drlva Newport BHch PRA.CJICAL NURSE Nurae to care tor patient in private home In Cor- ona del Mar. 5 day week Monday through Frida,)'. Cont•ct Mrs. Edw•rds 546.2556, ext. 226 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Fri4y WAITRESSES 18 to 35. Neat appearance. No expcrlence necessary. Apply In person. lob's lig Boy 154 E. 17th, Costa Mesa . PART TIME WORK •.. sclJlng Avon Cosme- tics 1n an established ter- ritory. Ca!l co 11 e c t S».5860 SEARS Costa Mesa Openings Now In SALES ( Full & P1rt Time •nd PBX P1rt Time Experience de1ir1ble but not mand1tory. Exc:ell ent opportunity for a rewarding future with the world 's largest retailer. EXCELLENT SALARY ·PLUS: v Profit sharing v Hospitalization· v Group Insurance v Paid Vacation v 8 Paid holidays v 40 hour work week v Employee Discount Apply at SEARS, ROEBUCK AND COMPANY Personnel Depat lment ~ 3333 Bristol StrHt Costa Mesa An equal opportunity emptoyer An equal opportunity employer IUFFUMS' '1nlt1on Island ALTERATION WOMAN ex-Helo Wanted, per\Eonced high f ash ion clothing, 1eatber1, lllcdes, _w_omen _____ 7_400_ MAY CO. ~For~ WOl1c, abo lbipplns A receMnr dept. Full time. Must have driver's llcenae. $1.60 Hr. to start. 946 W. l71h St. CM SERVICE Station Salesman mechanir. Full llme. good salary plus benefits. Neat Apply Jim Tice Chevron 2590 Newport Blvd. C.M. ROUTF.S AV AU.ABLE ln Hostess Full time S night weell1 Ace 21 to 315, me 14 or under. ExJ>erlenced only. Apply In peMIOn after 3. Five Crowns R"teunnt 3801 E. \..onst Hwy. Corona del Mar No phone call.a pleue Weatminster tor boys 10.14 -------- Goad ProOta • No S11111k1 ~tc.ml Salesw111111 SERVICE Sta Selesman, Ex· ~In beU. wem. per t'lme-upe & btalte9. older an'a ready.to-wear. Quall. man OK. O.evroo Station, fled to Ml1 In ht!Zh arede Ada.ms & MliDolia., HB. AM fashion ltort. Otten _,& .. only. -ant environmtnt and 1oocf MAN wa ntt'd to drive tnick It company benefits. Appl)': woric fn Jtore. 8: 30 to 511.m., IUFFUM'S 5 dy wk, Mon-Fr1. Hrly P9Y HOSTESS APPLY IN PERSON AFTER 3 P.M. S.. Sh1nty R•t•urant OJ Udo Partc Drive Newport Beach Can work at home, keep slorP appointment&. See ManagPr. BACKSI'R.EET ~~hion Island, N.B. Fem1le Clerk * APPLY IN PERSON * DRIVE-IN LIQUORS 706 OceAn Avenue Huntington Beech BAR.MAIDS .••• . .. and CO.GO DANCERS AL TERA TIONS $300 per week Qualified lo work In high 638-.'>183 or 633-!n63 i rade roshion store. Able :o --.-HU\UTICIAN do bolh men and women's. Good high stylist. full 01 Ortrrs J>l'rmanent full 11me p1ll't-time. New plush ahop. work. Pleasant environment TI1e Beauty Parlor and good company benefits. 65.; W. 19, CM 642-7241 Buffum'a WANTED Competent e.'<· F•ahlon lsl•nd per1enced b o o k k e e p e r. Apply: Pl~ send application P. CLERK o. Box 68, Midwa,y City, RECEPTIONIST Callf. 926.55 Must be ~ to IYJ>e. SomeOO =~LD~-Ca~re--&--1-1 t-e fillng. ~s halt day on housework, &-S, Mon -Fl'I. Saturday occaslonalJy. $30 "'k, East.side Costa Apply: Mcs.1. &12-648:1 art 5. PC!'l"80nnPI Depanment Dental Chair assistant, DAJI. Y PILOT eXj>('r1rnC'ed, unllmll~ WAITRESSES. E'xper only need apply. Denny's CoUcc Shop. 1600 S. Cst Kwy .. Laguna Bch. No phone calls plst>. Jobs-Men, Wom. 7500 PRODUC110N ARTIST with agency experience for paste up and produc- tion. Mnnager position v.ith Orange C o u n t y ~t'ncy. Box M 107 Daily Pilot • W1itre1M1 •Cooks • Di1hwu her1 Day shifts. pleasant atmocphere. Apply Rich.rd'• Coff .. Shep ~ Ocean. Hlg, Bch. ARTISTS We are interested in exhib\. tion local artist. Pots. print.a. paintings and dra\\linp. GALLERY 5 4,j() E. 17th St. Costa Mesa South CoHt Pl111 3333 Brlatol St. Cost• Men HIS Openings for: C1mer1 Siies Security Oper1for (fem1le.lj -r Rrtail experience requir· ed. Must be available da,y al'YI e\'ening schedule. Q:tn. prehensive b e n e f 1 t ~ it11J1l, lnmviewlnt Houra Monday tbru nidq 10.12 am & 1-3 pm APPLY IN PER.Sem Employment Office Upper Level An equal opportunltJ employer 3;:0 W. Bay Street, puttntlol for personnble, Coi;ta Mci;a MEN & "'omrn to circulate Agenci", Women 7300 WA rnri·i:rtic git·I. G46-487l popular petlllon. Must be 646-8961 Fashion bland -Hostesses NTED nice laey, in· DRAPERY Workroom, ex-LEGAL SECRETARY rtgistered voter of Orange b•1•1• ter{'St~ in making extra perienced or trnlnees: any Mtn. 1 yr. experience County. Good pay. Inquire SERVICE Station Mechanic a I I 1es spending money. Part-time operations. Permanent. Im-lBM f:xP('..Stenorette. at 190S & 17th St .. Room FWJ time work as motel m~. 4 or 5 mediate openings. Beach Cd:'>I OOice. 675-"677 212 A "" . Experienced In un11•m•1ted hrs a day, 3 to S days per Drapery, 900 W. 17th St., -• ~~a~rs?one -Day Busboys -Dishw1shers tuneup«, braka .\ wheel wk Apply In person Don Costa Mesa~ MATURE \\'omen for night -------- alignment. Tap wages It QuL'IOlt' Motel, 2100 Npl GENERALO-FF~ work in rrst horn!'. Sawyer's COUPLE to manage le main· man. Apply Lleuna Olevron Thoroughly familiar wlth one C~1a Mrsa &MHi716 glvl k APPLY IN PERSON u Mon. thnl n1. DESMOND'S comml111lon for qualified agency Blvd, CM. Guf'st Homr. 2619 Orange. lain 11 unll pool apts. Wrl1e 60C S Cit Rwy CASHlERJN~. CI fr I ca I • (lrl office duties. Rtrer!'n· ng age. f\1>. w or hu openlq ror J. • IE 'La~a Bch. 481 b at 17th St. General Office. rtne ladles ces. Salary open. 850 \Y. JBth 81\BYSITIER wanted Paul-performed -rt>nurneratlOl'I Part-time salesman for "-NGINEER rlothm~ store. Ptnnanent. St CM arino Sehl Oigt. 2 girls, At expected. Box P-136. Dall.Y nwn't clothing, aportins "' mech design draft.man Suite 224 No phone calla. s e e ·• · · ycur hnme. S10 top. Ah 5: 30 Pilot S 1 E If C Hwy REUBEN E. lH 7CW LIVE INS Employer pay• fees GfOl'P BYland AlencJ IOI B E. 16tb, S.A. M?-0395 aooda. tllrnfshlnp ror proceu appllcatJon work Manager. BABYSITTER Needed im· PM 5-~ WAITR.BS.SES & Disbwash· 1 • P•c le st AltltLY #J In tlbergl1W compocites. c .. t1 M..1 BACKSTREET mf'tl to live in. $100 mo + FtiLL Time hsekeeP<'r It ers. aJI shifts. E.'<per only Newport IMch ,a•~ ISLAND BROWNTNG MFG. CO. ;>:; f'arhlon llland, NB rm & brd. WE WORK 12:30 Molher'lll helper. Irv In t' need 11pply. Denny's Cotrc!! -:::::======= -"""'"' "' ' 1919 Pla~ntla, ""-.• c.1171 to 7·30 AM PPrmaneat "'"' .,._ 1-s ,.._ H -A Ill M9ft 7100 NIWPOltT CI NTElt '-•" ..,... 642-1470 e WA:\7ED A.M wortten · · JVV Tf'rr. refs req, own tran1. .,...,p, ""'' • · ...,., wy .. '""C'f 2 SaJamm nttded. Mlllt Donut shop. No ·~tenc~ ()f)fn now. S92-8)4() '7:\--0988 l..Dguna Bch. No phone calls School1-ln1tructlon 7600 ,,...._ Are A... s..ma.. hllw exper1enc-e in iuna MCI Accountlnt Cltrk n«PS38fY, Apply b t t or e BEAUTICIAN, Good 1tyll11t. WOMAN 0,·er 50, typing k _p1_"Y"_. ______ _ Our lull._..-Netd one e:xperlenotd MW sportina ioods or cloth!nlt noon. MR DON'tn', 135 E. Guar. salAI)' or comm. Ap-flliruc. P&rt·tlme. ln&Un1nc.-SHOULDN'T you be tellln11 NEW CLASSES • • • CIAI •-IDJJMIM car man to all new l uickll ~ •• AP!ly 11t CRANT'S Some .!...,_~ ,M!!_.._ist lith SI., Coata Meta ~!•ulyln ,,.r:erso9n;" SPe~~ oNl<'r. P.O. Box 8, CdM. the hottest areB ·Huntington • ~ • STA1 RT .. ~~~~y -.,.. aad the llot 1M',11t' Opela. ......,.~.1.50Ntwport81vd.. .,., .. ,. •w~r'""' HOUSEKEEltEa . compa,n. °"" .,...on, .., • .....,...1 8t'&Ch1 Call Pl\11 McNIJM<' ., Compete""""~- AGENCY Contact Jim Stelnmm Sa.Its Oleta Mesa. wori<. Must be peranNble" Ion for couple. ti/de/wk 9 ff"Y. l.Atruna &Ach -·-MAKE Enda meet. Pnrt time ror ippt. VUlaite Re a I I Clerk Typist luta Ana Prort Blds. M-. TEJlRT m nrv 5th 'WTD: Re!Jred Pa Int In tt . Wt'll S room t d. Excellent tn 3. rrdl!l' older lady, Light DENTAL SEX:RETARY "'k. Hrs optional. ws. Est"'" I Specl.11 0>ul'le9 ll1I Senta Ana A~. w:invt, .....-;"Beach. phnnbl:n1t. carpaitry. One cb3nce for adv~cnt c'OOl<b1g. JW#ettncn. Own Cood t;yping, &implt book· S;ill1>y ~Hl32 9G2-3iM 962-4471 r>16-8103 Arwhup Typing: c..te Mele '42..ff 11 Ph 538-«IM dev wk. $2. hr. Box Pl29 With com11any moving to u·un,portation. ~ ktc11lnJt. G room r n It ,. ~ALESCilnLS. B, t w,.,. n DEBIT Or 1 n 1 u r a n c e IBM ~AJllDARO Hta 1:30.,.. S pm Moo-Fri R-~ A ... -.... ,.. Dsll) Pilot. • IOUth 8Antll Ana area. Fte 0..E!\'HNG woman for i\ or PtrtOne.llty a mu5t. 49~5 ?5-4:i; Mp;-r. only. As>~ Sitle.smen _ x 1 n l sup-IRM SELECMUC ~::, le9lfi OAS STATION Alll'T'ldant. ncsotlable. 1 d11y wttlc. Thund1y or bc-twmi JO • noon --~ .. p. ~'.i.~262 for "lllfl. plcmrntal u1comt. Srll loc.ol TBM EXl~ Help Wented, Mell 7200 .....,._., Ill Appty bi .,.,._... ~'rK111.Y&· N. B. 1 rt a . PIT S2 ht aua.r. CUstonm HOU~F.KE1':PER, 1.lvc In. Jll'l'pald ht'alth plnn. PAtl or Altl'1TIOOl'I & Eve. 0uaee MA11NI MICHAN1C ftrm ~.,. lllD ml>-O.t.a Meaa Car WaAh S.Cret1ry It & D nrrcrencu. 111-tlOt alt.tr 6 let'\llce ftw P'Stab Co. Ml'I l.ovtly home. Npt Bch lull timr. C'all 121~1 IL\ LOW BUOCif..,-TERMS -.. a Mec:b mtaDettoOI. :a~_ :: ~ llfm m ~ 81\td., C.M. tr... f4SO P\I. Brown ~19.32, HJl 641-2000 or &fl 7 ~l&-6071 1-9"11 01 f'm CE 1-3560 JOO's d succeMflll .,... -;;:;. ,..._ 1:1cea.n1 !f;iti '6,,, eOtm l 'ttNNG MAN tc> wont tO ~fer ao m e '"lineerlna ASST MO' tor Olrone *1 PRAcnCAL Nlhe. Uw in. * FLORJS1' -.-Hair-Stylist-It<'' th«'SI' pa.st S yrartl ,., ......... w.t11. .......... lft.all bclurswetkS175 ""8.alD b9dt&round,muatbaw p.od M11r Laruna.llD~menf*. 1\111 di~. Newpor t Drper -Opportunity For busy ntw shop, Excel· POLLY PRllS't . 19 ._..._ ~-.. I ~. IO C9I' ..,_.,., ~ lldlla. el11Celi1Dt opportunlt~ Apply: K. n 'u ck '1 ~ S..$. 4M-0511 afttr. pm Call Mt. Felix 642 ..... 103 lf'nt opportunlt)tl p 110 n e BUSJNtss COl.UXir _.,-01 •*I •---t tor-~-!'\ .. _...._ ,..,.,......_. .......,.. N-81 N• dlfiCi .. 1M 1 to ........ .... .."'"" ,..., ··--·-'-'"""'<'' I. Co e st, WAJTRDS °"" 11 for Dml'AL Ofc. Mer. Exptr. 893-9329 or 892-5985 ....., ••· ~-....-· ·• ..,. ...... ---a. -... Ill+ iGiU£i lUJf, <=VLN""4 Lagun•. wlmdL ~ ~Dick'• fl/I ' )'l't collep. SlnaJe, 25-Tl6 CHIE•S Phone 5'9123 ' ;:. ...... ;;-... '1w: m:D = &. at ca:;· nlef. NI n..-:a;'M'. Clettr ~tt S.Cy/G;M;il Offhe mu a.eta MD G. 5*-3000 MfMER" DtPWYMENT PIANO ~. >'OllQI, "P .. -<*,,...., u .. oG te."S Co ff ...... 2m Good '1Ptlw. .... ..... ~AHT tla.at IMl)t BA&milD\ nMdfd. lift Pb>ne Mn. Hobkitk IHc.'hel', ntw ln .,..., ~ m ......... Iii ..... ...._,, 0>eta Mt11 Mmt t. ":! IJ'I :. dicta. J"f. 8~ omc. NB. tot ,_..orfl 2 ..,.. e Wk. 9 In or out. Rm ttq, GI tll"*• 8!9-4207 Of Sl><tO+f ~= = S Te~ ...... IMI "«*IJwllf, e G 0 0 6 OPPOR'IUftTY 2 ROUTE MEN, IN& phone, ln pln.•nt 1maU off· IW·~ to 4· S2S wtr. tTWa &te-ICra .., E LEPHONE c•nv11"iH'ii Auor. Priv. lt-leanl for •t. ... 6 -. ....-.., ~-m-srr "'5 tD 9119, It.art Ice Sci. S.nta Ana llttL r•e ~tor.trlmmtn llPIC'lel DENTAL RilCU'l'IONlST HD.Jt W•ntld· T r o t t t r · a tuU or part time. 2'7S thna ltt'lll. Soe Dtnton 111 iiJCi. .... ... -OPUATml .... Didi -MenW .... ~ Ml'O(leble. m1td1. Garant Mfs., ~. I dl)'a, • to •. ,...,....,. Balctf')' ' Sr** Bat, 2J4 Btoed._.v. l..llsunt Bffcll. M11molla, CM ~ ,,1..,., p e, • • • e • 1• QI MMll:l Pllcmt m.aeo. bftlr M Good "1· 1* MoeroTta. HD .,.... 9SWS1t 1'0f'Nt. ....,.. n.ac11 49MOl6 SO.oa. Ollllnn'• vtea'* VIiia c& • r. ~ OI saViCi Sta. An.llint. IALD; lpllSl1 a dliii;:iilNr Oft9" MIMOIUAL DAY NB ~ SJTn;A Far tlnft t ..-. In NEED Sin. ... a .¥OW\I W1lk De.~ an or pert ralt!S. OtOcoet 10-.C..-.. &j .. w l ¥ 1 11 -. ...-.. 11111 tlillt . W ~ ... llilit t111 II ....,.., •--_ .. ..,' ·.!_,_- 4 111E ~ YOU CA1l.. Jae. Prtfer okkr ,...., c:hldm. 'cbs .tc. S10 cl)r. Df. t't11t fl 1 br apt for '"'11. 1'Ylrtna Scbool. ~ JQ ~Nor WAWI Miil • r da ._, W. If) CJl. -.--_.. .....--• THE ""'-YCJU UU. CD-18 p.r 6 nfl. MWJ• WI CM fn..m Dtl Mar, CM. _____ _. J. "' . L ~.-..--..... ~·~C!!!l:ll~~ .. ~ ... ~-------.,,.. .......... __ .............................. .-----··----,......... ' . --- ' • 3fl' DAILY PILOT JdlS & EMPLOYMENT I MERCHANDISE f Olt MERCHANDISE FOR MDCHANDISI FOR MllCHANDISI POil '"1'LE AND TRADE SALE A.ND TRADE SALi ANO TRADI SALi AND TIADI -----·~--~~~~--"'9n clff, M.n a Furniture IOOOFur_nJtu!'..e IOOO Miteell•neow l600 FREE TO YOU WCNMn 7550 --------SCRAM-LETS • • . : JfJ_ newport ~ personnef --·agency 8a3 OOVEK DRIVE 1 NEWPORT BE.ACH l • 642-3870 (jpen 'I1mreday & Fr\day . : Pleaae call tor appt. ,. , . I ~ • MEN'S DIVISION I FEE PAID Marlcetlnt/Sat" Mt'· to $20,000 tu11 responslbllty for ex- iitl.ng company in market- l)lg/sales, pricing struc- ~· develop lull sales ttans. Hire salesmen. ' : Aut. Acct't Mtr· = .J to $1000 txceUent comi>anY with :out.standing benefitl, c1e-11res degreed man. <Pre- 'lerably married). rr to 34 "r adminllltratlve ac· 90unting positl.on. Prefer 4 yean corporate IUl)er'- 1 fi$fon or m~ment. ~dvancement potential ex. ..... 11ent. , ,'{- I:: J . MC1MCJ•ntttt Trof•HS ., $7,100 • ~gree, aggressive, pre. Ser married. Excellent 6 '1onth program to iaiper- , ~on. Excellent benefit-. ., $ I I ichauff .. /M ...... • '! to $4100. l,tature, responsible man "-•th valid Calif. chauI- ieur·s license, drive eXe- ~tive, meet plane, tours '.t>r dignitaries. '. , . .. I • ,• .. WOMIN'S DIVISION $500. brporate &: tax experi- ence helpful. (Fee paid) I ~ ' ~ FIC looklc..,_ $525. frlr CPA, 1 girl office, ty. pist. <Fee paid) * SPANISH· MEDITERRANEAN * FACTORIES NEW SHOWROOM SAMPLES Wiii Sell Any Piece lndivldu•llY 8' carved..arm divan, lg matching cha11'" with beautiful fabrics; spc liexagon dark oalc din· ing set with. black or avocado framed chairs & vinyl cushions; 5 pc .bed!-oom set, 9-dr Mr & Mrs dresser with Jg framed mirror, 2 Jg commodes & matching headboard. $195 Value, FULL PRICE $429.95 or terms • low .. $3 per WH k NO DOWN, USE OUR $TORI CHARGE PLAN No Fancy Front. Quality ValuH Inside. * APPROVED FURNITURE * 12 Ye•r• 11me loc•tion-Hme owner 2159 H•rbor Blvd., Coat1 MeH 548-9660 Open 9.9 D•ll y -Sunday 11-5 • MERCHANDISE FOR Pi•nos &. Organs 1130 SALE AND TRADE Furniture IOOO * PIANOS " ORGANS .. . * Largest Stock ID $0. Cali1. Furnlture returned from di.s- play studios, model bomea, decorators canceJlation. Spaniah &: Mediterranean etc. R & D FURNITURE 1144 Newport Blvd., CM evecynlght tll 9 Wed .. Sat .I: Sun 'til 6 NEW sofas $59.75. Oearlng Howe, 5201 Paramount. Pico Rivera, 213: 699-9150 . WROUGHT Iron, round tbl & cbra, like new, creen $50. * 20%-40% off-Player pianos 1000 rolla to choose from * TermA • Terms -Terms * cub for your piano or tr1de grand pi.ano for oew spinet Field's Wholesale Piano Co. 12072 Brookhurst at Cbapman Garden Grove (n4) 633-2770 WAll'ruT French Provincial apinet piano -rental r~tum. Llke new. $47'5 (1 ONLY!) GOULD MUSTC COMPANY 2()15 N. Main, S.A. 547--0681 _673-_7537 __ att__,,6....,.-____ T elevlslon DAINISH Mod dinette 1et $50; ----- 1205 Bkcue hdbrd, box 11>rg &: mat $40 642-3669 : G1r1ge 51 .. 1022 GARAGE SALE. Wedgewood gas range $65. table &: 4 chra $25, Fumlt\ft, sporting goods, baby tbinp. rugs, mlac. 'lb.In, Fri &t Sat. May 30, 31, June 1. B125 Eastport Or., HB. 53&-7170 GARAGE Sale. Sat &: Sun. Hsehold items, power &: carpenter toolr;, g u n a , . reloading I: garden equip,, misc. 22<YF2 Capistrano Ln., Im 962-8003 MOVJNG! Everything goes! - Bike, bdmt set, cbaira, patio tum, garden tooll, wheel barrow. ll06Pe11cado r ·. Dover Sborel, NB. Sat. Ii Stm 12 to 4. FURNITURE appllun~. b T i C • a · b r I C , bicydes clothes. 4 day11 starting Memorial Day. 2410 College Dr., CM !behind Harbor . Shopping Center>. BtrITONS to BOWS. Furn, bikes. 12 9 cloths, u8t diab- "· allver ifr9. CM'l mo'ft those bo:XN agaln. Im. W. Bfly. Be.1boa 675-3939. MOVING • furnihn'e It mlsc. household items. Set A: Sun 10 AM. 1lJJ6 Samar Dr. CM Appll•nces 1100 . : N•, N.Mly New & lelwilt: TY•, WAIHl•I, ••FmGlllAIOllS fRWDtS ·DRYERS ·IWIES & P11JNOS. wilh opticwl 1o !M'. 11·~· 41 TIMS NftJ/llG llWAMITY Consoles, Portables &t Hi-Fl $29.95 AND UP No Money Down OAC $1.00 per wk. buys leaae~~h. an. Newporter TV Salff Open 'tll 8 P.M. 2027 Harbor Blvd CM 548-8511 RENT COLOR TV $9 MO • Option to B~ Free Se!vice Order By Pbooe 523-~l 24" MAGNAVOX Conloie inc AM. FM ndlo .t stereo. Neros picture tube. $40 or best oUer. 4!M-8769 Zenith Television, good working condilioo $40. Call before 2:30, 67f>.2136 WASHERS $29.95; dryers $ i Good 1500 $35; Freezen $75; Refrlg.. port ng _ •-- coppertone &t Avoc.: Goar. FREIGHT DAMAGED 5-IG-10$ SURFBOARDS. F a c tor y ANSWERS 4 mce, old ..i.e. part • ~. put wire-haired . H 0 u • e In 0 •• IL Lik" cbildrea. 541-ml call aftt'r 3 p.m. 5/301 Pu.bl~ -Ridse -Solid -TO Good home. W h I t e Tawdry-TlED UP Ensfilli ball f.er'rter, female Give a man enough rope 1 yr. HOUMbroken watch and he'll tfll his wife he's dog, lovea cbildrt11. '548-1317 TIED UP 11l the (lffice. alt 6, S/30 SWIMMING POOL · 18 Ft Pool, Filter, Surface Skimmer, Maintenance Kit. FREE Ground Pad. $149.11 SICARD POOL 323 S. Main, Oran&• 532-1992 DECORATOR -type cabinP.t approx 3' x 2' deep. Dark oak carved doors -Ideal for entrance hall or lamp table etc. Very unusual, Spanl.sb or Medllerraneen appear- ance. Leaving country -mun sacrifice $75. OR 3-8316 CdM 8316 OtM e FABRIC SALE e Mon. to Fri. 9-U:30, 12:30-4 Sat. 7 A.M. to 2 P.M. VII.St selection of knit fabrics. Open DAILY to publlc. Um- lled time only durin& in- ventory clearance. Costa Mesa Knitlin& Milla 929 Baker St .. Costa Mesa *AUCTION* U you will aell or bu1 &ive Windy a try Auctions Friday 7:30 p.m. Windy's Auction Bern Behind Tony• I Bid&. Mat1 :ms~ Newport, CM 646-8686 BRN vinyl recliner chr, $20. 5' md all wool llbag rue:, olive gm, ns. Auto port 2 lpkr record plyer le ltnd. $25. ~. life jackets, never FRq; To older' couple a beauUlul 5 yev old cream colattd altered cal Moving 1 can't take with me. 67S-3686 5/30 "HERE Olmtll 111e Judge" 2 pretty Pt ldttena-• sen- tenced to • "°"1nc Home. 64U962 -6/1 OUT ol SlaJ>t. Kitties to lov· ing borne. Calico A Apricot . Hsebrkn.. Call aft. 6 p.m. 675-4107 5/29 6 mootba old part tox terrier PUP-Female. All lbo(s. No children. 548-178S aft • 6 PM 5131· FREE 2 wblt.e ducb With limp due to 11\J\ry by Geese. CUte pet., 2612 s. E. Mesa Dr., ~'103 5/31 Pl.A YFUL kittens, p a r t Siamese 1 male 1 female, seven weelca. 7866 Aldrich, H. B. in rear house. 5/30 5 Lovely Little Kittens. Black &: white A ll'fY tabby, I wks. H a e b roken. '42-2862 5/15 BLACK Rabbit A: a S' x 3' ca1e. 2 y ra . o ld. 644-2516 5131 KITl'ENS, Good mouaera. Black A white. 6 wka old 644-ZTU 5/31 PETS ind LIVESTOCK Dots 1125 ur.'ed. 4 adults, 2 child, $18. MINIATURE ~IE 673-6006 AKC Shetland Shepdog. FOAM RUBBER, cut to siu. ePuppiese Uph 1t1ppliea, h b r i c 1, Fluffy, beautllul. naugahyde. Fact. nuUet. 16" tall at most, 1 grown, 1 Low pre. A-1 Foam Fabric Champ s.ir~. 1 female, l & Upholstery Supply Co .. 3ll _maJ __ e._54()..()IJ'J. __ 9 ___ _ E. 5th St., S.A. 835-1181 AKC Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 'IWO Gold n a u g a b y d e pupa Champion stock 6 wks. couches, modern •'tyllng $15 Will send copy pedigree on eadl. Two pale lime ltl'een request 53(>.-0022 lampa no. Two pain ot ADORABLE pure.hred 6 lamp 8hadee, free with the wlo. old Dacblbunds, stan- lampa 548-7122 darda; ONE piano WllrlituT Spinet. 548-4911 Aft.er 6 PM One 11kill Nw 7~ com'l. One AKITA'S; Rare Japanese akill aaw 61it. One truck bed, hlD'IUng dogs, 3 miles, 1 stakes, 10' bed. One 600 gal. female, 8 wn ok! $150. (213) tank 4 13" tires and wheels. 37~1358 eves Ir wkends One dbte sink, 548-S!q BEAUTIFUL White Samoyed MOVING m u 1 t sell • J>UPlliH. Make gentle pets. gorgeous Ugbt, blue quilted $25 Ii up. 962-6989 alt 5 wfa • lamps, beds, leather top table& • many, many WIRE FOX TE RR I E RS, ot .. _ . .,_ 7 AKC, shots. •= items • • · """"' at ~ 962-9615 alt 4 Iris OIM, OR 3-8316 SPANISH Cabinet -dal'k oak BAS9:T Puppies, AKC n movable marble top _ Red le white. Had shots. beautiful decorator piece -__ Sa_cr_w_·c_e!_M2_:-m __ 7 _ gold destgn on front -pvt 8 MO Old female miniature party -best ofter 673-8316 dactMihund. Has papers, itc. CdM. Eves all day wkends S25. 49&-3636 West. Wa.!>her. Gd cond. S50 e GERMAN SHEPFIERD e Oirome table 4 chain $20 Puppies. AKC Reglatered After 6 PM. 842-4692 &t guaranteed. 546-3890 1610 WANTED Hor ... 1830 HORSES BOARDED Back Bay aree • 1746 Or· chard • ott Santa Ana. Pad- dock &t Sheltes. $55 pr. mo. Ca It 642-0981 days or 540-9525 Eves. BAY MAJ:!,E, Ext'el w/chldrn. S'IOO. Ca II 673--0629 GE Free?er SSS. 13 cu ft Direct, Used boards also. Dlctaphofte Sec. Good condition. 644-M66 All cheap. We W.1all new Furnltur•Appli•ncet Color TV't-Stereos -TOOLS- 531-1212 or 193-0555 TRANSPORTATION ---Boats & Y•chts 9000 ~ removable fins in your old ' $500. Antiques 1110 boerd. 64~7607 $$CASH $$ toad stat typing, pref er '21.-29 yn. CFtt paid) PIX Receptlonllt $350. ~t otilce appearanc11 light typing. (Fee paid) I I ' . I I i • ' I 1 I• Acct't C1erfr e-. Office $400. .General bookkeeping, type ,a. fa!clnating, decorating ;bllsiness. (Fee paid) : Tral11H/ .... Office . ' ' , to $350. 1ieveral positions, some :With typing & 10me with· ~t. (Some fee paid, 90me 1e. by applicant> . •..nOffke $400. ~i or~~» ~~ helpful. 1)1>e 50. ) Fee by al'Pf lcanO 642..Jl?O : ,A= J1.L. agency ~ Solid 08.1( gun Ml1cell•neou1 8600 cabinet. hidden drawers. - custom bit for Grandpop. LEAVING Country. X 1 n t Needs refinWWlg S 11 O; cond., lge. aofa, twin leather Filigreed~ gold basket. chain. stel'eo, Spanlr.b cab.; ling with 10 m l n e • co t ~. white dreseer; bunk diamond&. Very striking. beds, dresaer. miM:. 644-«;84 We pay cub for: I Furniture J Appliances I Antiques I Toob ON 1TEM or - COMPLETE HOUSEFt:JL Call 547-670 er 821-1271 CHILDS Chllferobe wanted. Free s:m. Laguna Beach 494-1701 CARPET -Apts • Homes. Suitable for a n t I q u I n g . Quality installation. Free P~ 642-4980 U no ana. try estimates. All p r I c e s . _a;:;:g;:;ai;:;:n;:;. ====== 8Hic Bo•tlnt ClllMI Offered to publle by Balbo• Power SqUIClron Elementary PUotinl Courses Every Monday, Startinl 1 PM, Jtme 10, Newport Har· bor Yacht Club, mW. Bay Ave., Newport Beach SALEI SALEI SALEI 10 Tn.mks $15 ea, Hoosier cab S90, 5 Commodes $24 ea. En- IO'<Wings Circa 1860 S2. An- tiQ\1e11 Ampersann 2624 New· pOrt Blvd., C.M. 642-3069 546-4478 eves. Lie. Con-- tractor FREE TO YOU OR. tor your convenience Every Tuesday, starting 1 PM, JunP 11. Ensign School, Irvine & Clilf Dr .. Newport BLK Dyed straights sable ---------5 All American k i t t e n s Bearh, in Cafetorlum. No asr.orted colors. Males & advance registration ncCP.5-1 ANTIQUE Sale close.cut. Dollies Antiques, 1 5 t 1 6 Beach Blvd .. Midway City. 893-2535 Musle1I Inst. 1125 stole. l'xtra long. Hip len~t.h Empress chinchilla jackel. both in excel cond. WUI sell reallOnably. 644-ffi57 eves. 9' Sofa, tables, dinette i.et, chest of drawers. Orient.al rug, appliances. screen tent, misc. 642-9157 MARTIN 12 string guitar. Call alter 6 P.M. !'>j8-2915 KIRBY vacuum cleaner and attachments. Talce over Pianos & Org•ns 1130 payments of $6.50 or $49.70 -------cash. Credit dept. 535-7280 ! Spring Sale ! FURNITURE, several Bdrm Used Baldwin Spinet $695. eels, lamps & misc. lrom Used B8ldwi.n. Thomas, model homes: ror Mle, Hammond Organs Sl95 op. 7 reaaon11blr! 962·2461 Spinet. COO!Ole. Studio & UPHOLSTERING • $79.50. 2 Upright plallOI!, specially re-re. (.European crtftsmen\ duced. Sl95 up. Free est. del, pickup, 715 WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO Main. HB "Berny" 536-6405 1801. Newport, CM &12-84U TV Admintl port11ble SjO. Lowrey spt Of'S!an S499. Nl!'W flower Rarden double Wtirlluer piano rtpo $499. qullt. hand made SlS. 1684 Weber ret>tt grand S8SO. Whiltlel". C.M .. 1p11.cr No. 6 • Register now ror 1Ummer MOVING mo .. tell! '60 ow. piMO course• (ages '1-13>, valr, couch A love scat, acmlt orpn cli1111e1. dinette &et l mi!IC. 835-8614 &Z TERMS after 4:30 « S45-3l03 YUSIC CITY, C . .M. Nat Sut'fboard. t' I ". * 540-2165 '* Excellent condition. NOW HERE -the new ~T.200 Hammond Spinet cqan -the flMtt yeti ICHM'IDT·PHILLIPS CO. 19af N. Main e. nit S.llta Ana BJ Hamond 0rsui wttb Lalle IPdlttrw Excel eond. ~ 675--0'238 ~ea GORGEOUS Full l e n I t b mink eot1L Apf)nllMl $3.000, Sacril $2.000 &G-4424 SURF BOARD Q>uck d~t -like MWI •'41~* ,, females ~1003 5131 sary. Enroll al clau; U any questions phone 548-1374 or UNUSUALLY Beautiful Kit-673-18.i.~. tens want good homes. 20. Sch<x:k rowinc dory, ~3 5130 fbrglss hull, foamed sides, 4 FLUFFY little pearl grey non-sinkable, equip w/nld- kittens. 7 wk.a, hsebroken. der. tiller, dagger board. 54S.7865 5/30 sail, top cond. $000. Located WHITE Puppies born April 1901 Bayside Dr .• NB. Call 1st, Samoyed I Co c It er 49-l-25-H I ancestry. 543-«>41 5/31 '67 Century Sabre 18' i-pd FREE nutty kittens. some boat. 235 V Fireball eng. -1 all white, &0me slate gray. Only 30 hi'$. Ski l.adden. Male & female. 548-3257 spotlight etc. Cost $6500 sell for $4500. Car tn trade « KlTl'ENS 2 malei. one pure will finance. 2692 Bayahoft whJte & one tabby Female Dr. 642--4002 . I black & white. &16-840'l 5/30 3 LOVABLE ldtt~s. very Ucensed Skipper nutty, very playtuJ. 54g.3257 WANTS SUMMEt JOI art 6 p.m. 5/29 Full or P1rt Tlnw I POODLE. black male, loves &16-2977 ens. kids. Ntt<tr. good yard. --=c"'"11_ss_p_ar_l_8.-Se-afattr--.-n.....,o-1 Shots. 54().8638 evtt. bp INC Mere Cruslre drive .• 3 Female k1t~ens. black and Elreel cond. ~aey ~. lfey, long hair. 847-4S'71 n4: 675-17°" 4 GERM. Shel)tlerd mixed 14' Glaupar OB. noet tankl, Pll1>J)iet. 2 maltl, 1 female. c:ushlons. ou. anchor. rope, •i.m 5/30 be1t tank, A.mer tdr • ......, SHEPHERD O>llie mixed SlSO. Mi.ooJD - Malt. Med atq, Good watch: DRY Boat StCJNCii!, 10'-tl', Win chJctrft. MM770 S/30 ~tneed yard, on Ille •ttr. OIOICE of bllCk « blAdt Ir .::;; Beach. tDc per ft, white dpt kttteM bo}lt • :T':":AKE:=-S,,-l'n_a_D_boa_t -.. -tn-.. -:-:,,=, ~la 546-9953 5/3'\ HOL Sloop, A-1 c:and> lll CALICO Kitt~ need Joo.>lnc rtcuans ntdlo 11'5-193 home • box tr a In ed. Jr Cabln Crutter, c:::lir1'ltt 1• 67W5'71 5/30 Ex~llmt eonattton. _. or 2 cute ~ C wlca okt. bttt offn". 64&-3TT1 Boch fe!MI& Ml-ta ~/31 '* SAC SALE! 3r 'rl'tft ~ 2 CUTE ~ CIOlca' ml«· Raty to ao ~· ~ w • Prtct. su.soo. mNDt• ' ,\ VlllMt ..... _.., .......... ". PULL s.99 NICI: ·1 llL-All vt. ..... "'• ""· (HDI f141 1H1 FIAT SMell. (OCY "61 PULL PlllCI: •399 ... CHI. tlU l Mf, lHI IUICK N.T. l'v• -· air. (00DS10 PULL PIUCI: •799 IH4 IUICK H.T. t Dr. VI, -· I'S, UH. (P'IN ISJI 1"2 CHIVY Conolr '-.... ., ll&H. (INK ... ) •599 IUY ON llACH ctn·s IASY CltEDITI . ., "" ............ - i. ........ -·ty • If tfMf ..... " ..... ,... ..... "" ""'" • " .,.. Mve '"' .,., ... ··-· AL.L. U ,U IASID 011 M MOS. ON A""HVID ClllDIT 'h MU IOU1M OP THI SAN D-.0 NllWAY 13' Travel Trailer '616; new oond., alps. 4; butane stove, ALBERG · 35, every extra, icebox. $815. 646-7616 perfect cood, U I , 9 O O .I======== 9500 ~7571 Trucka SNOWBIRD Fiber&Wa 432, 2 _.;..;~.;_---- sets uila. Trlr., rood cond. GMC House Car. butane 642-3430 (213) WE 4-4440 refrlg., 'Et> Olev)' PU, Chevy 1% ton, '63 Ole'fY PU, '54 * Lido 14. 2 sets ...Us, one Ford PU, '64 s c o u t new. $925. or Kite etx:., u w/CllSf'lfl'!!f, 6' Camper .l part pymnt. 847~86 other 'l'nlcb', Can. Vans, Gulfweed Ketch 27' Hone a: HoUle tlin. 2000 $5750. (n4) 98U9'10 Harbor, C.M. ~------.......,..-30' SLOOP, ready to aail, '62 Ford EoonoUne Pickup. MERCEDES IENZ Or ,tnrJ•' Coun~y ·-~ l_ 1 r ri~· ') t St_• I•'.: t 11) r 1 N1·w ,~ Uvd '"'"' , .. 1 •. ~ p ... ": Jim Si emens Imps.I W 11 ""' & M.Hn Si 1 Sanl,1 An 1 )·l6.; 11.; 'fl6 300 SL Mtreedel No. ~; x1nt cond.; '56 300 SL mt mecb. cond., reedy for paint. Make otfen! c-al63 aleepe 6. 205.1 Newport Good condition, new tires, BIYd., m ake olfer. 646-8559 new brakes. One owner. Sac ========::-! $625 874 011Tell St. 548-2535 Power Cruisers 9020 '6.5 FORD Pickup, new tires, MG brakes, Met.al tool box &: ________ ... , '62 MERCURY 26'; sleeps 6; lumber rt.ck. 54!>-5107 681/2 MG plley, head ' bait tank. 1961 Chevy Pick-Up vs. NEW SHIPMENT Only 10 hrs. on new 225 HP ..i. Gray Marine eng. Ne~ can-4 speed, radio, heater, JUST AfllRIVED vaa. Needs varnish. 0 n 1 y Extraa sharp. 536-4574 GET OUR DEAL TODAY $6,l'.XX>. M a y trade f o r * 1964 JEEP smaller boat. Slip space No. 4 wheel drive pickup, 2, Huntington M a r i n a, VS engine. 548-5147 ''Sean". 838-7598 or 776-5930 INTERNATIONAL KB 5, Speed-Ski 8olts 9030 =· :i:..~ A: stockrack, ~eullmiA • IMPORTS 1966 Harbor, C.M. lN' OUI'BOARD CABIN CRUISER. gluaed, incl. C•mpers 9520 '6.1 MG Midget. black beauty, trailer, both '68. licens.e. Xl~t CUSTOM Hll!ky Camper for pe.1ect .tape tn &: out. S95 ~IStleepsS750 2 111 cabm, 2 in 8• bed, w/jalka, .$275. -ca.sh down. pymts $35.86 mo. """""" .,,,... M v· After 10, 494-9773 4~21::9 alter 8 pm ""' onte 1Sta, CM. Bolt M.inten•nce 9033 Imported Autos 9600 PEUGEOT ---------:-.,-• Spot Ca.sh tor lmpur's Emergency Sale! F need refini.&hi~g : We pay more for an> import 1959 Peugeot. needs wortr. anuah, ~t. numi? regardless of year, make SACRIFICE $100 Call Jim Ziegler or condition. Try us before Call J;.J 494-3719 6464m3 or 962-0603 eve y o u 1 e 1 I. E L M 0 R E -=========::;:;! 9035 MOTORS, 9625 G a r d e n REN •ULT M1rlne Equip.,___ Grove Blvd JE 7.e630 ----"'---- nus WFEK ONLY! .. ATSUN NEW 72 AMP HR MARINE ~ BATTERY. Retail $34.50 - -.. ___ _ Our price $15.95. 1 Yr. Un· DATSUN cond. guar. Marine &t Bat- tery Shoppe 24JO W. Coast BRAND NEW AT · Hwy, N.B. SHIP OLOO>LERY Barwick Hayden New &: Used Boat Supplies at $199 Cash or Trade DISCOUNT ~. W i 11 BUY or TRADE all kinds ol 36 Pymts @ $54.16 mo marine gear. 304 28th St., 75,000 ml Gu1r1nty Npt Bch. 6~31 494-9773 * 639-3617 All Marine electronics aold at a nice discoont. See us be.fore you buy! Marine & Battery Shoppe 2430 W. Coast Hwy, N.B. FIAT * N~ FIAT* AUTOMATIC ''850'" $199 DOWN • OAC Bolt Slip Moorln9 _~~ '* $46.58 per month * $20 Reward to whoever ~ "850" STICK $42.65 PR MO slip or m~ for my 24' HERB FRIEDLANDER Trimaran, 14' b e a m . 13750 Beac:b Blvd. (Hwy 39) VW TRADE '59 RENAULT $345. HARBO~R YOlKSWAGBI 18711 Bffch Blvd. Hunti9'C)ton leach 842-4435 Auth'oriled S•I" & Service TOYOTA TOYOTA HEADQUARTERS ELMORE 646-8716 aft I 2 bib So. G.G. Fwy ' 9625 GARDEN GROVE BLVD 11--~Boa-'""."t"""Sl.ips:=".'-for-ren-t--5 75616 5.n-6824 GARDEN GROVE JE 7-Rl • Sall only, _, to 35'. White e]eplMmtaT otme+Une Dial 60-5678 b' RF.3ULTS $2.25 per ft. 642-4235 lolt·YICht Ch.,t.,. BLUEWATER Charterr. has 2 nt'W 27' crui1ers still a van for long weekend t o Catalina. 2 couples per boat. 646-9000 • CHARTER ntE FIN~ New 40' Ketch 673-251 i • 615-2400 BELLANCA demonstrators, 260-C • Vlk:lna 300. low time, f\111 U'R panel Ir auto pilot. Beat otter next 2 weeks. n 4: MS-24'74 ··········~ tr•,. tr•., ... IJSED IMPORT SPECIALS ~ ~ '64 TIJUMPH HllALD s795 . • 2 DOOlt SIDAN • ~ '66 SUNllAM S 1395 ~ AlllNI lOADSTll !:'67 ........ , HMtw $1295 ...66 TOYOTA '1595 ~ COIONA ~ '67 DATSUN 11595 ~ P1CIUP w/c.nper ~ '64 ::..Sl=NHc.rer '995~ '65 POID 51795 •i· ICONOIJNI PANIL '58 IAIMANN •HtA '795 '66 JA•UAI HI '62 '59 .. Tl..J 'IW SIDAN '4395~ • '995~ '595 >- ' I di1 I AJ. 541 '64 br M: 641 '66 tir CE ·7 M Xlr Us I .... I I . I . llO -cbr .,.. SllOO 111. IA i . ell eu, IZ 31; xlnt I fxlr -O'lS3 - .. ) iut:y, • $95 mo. ork. - r. Kit lLVD 14'J JLTS YOLISWAMN 611/J TOYOTA NIW SHIPMINT JUST ARRIVED '62 VW CET OUR DEA!. TOOA'f Slatkin Waa- L $1391. . fM flDU -HAllOUI IMPORTS VOWW A6EI mUMPH TR 4 • '63. New top, tirn, .cartft', reblt car It eng. Tye radio. lighlfl'. Sll50 th.is week. 546-6l)6, 546-13'10 VOLKSWAGEN '65 vw SEDAN Right hand Drive MAKE OITER HARBOUR VOIKSWAGEN 11711 leach Blvd. HutlncJton leach 842M35 Authoriled 511 .. & Service '57 VW. Bus. New eng, Emp1 exhaust, full camper tent, tee box, Ptc. 10" rims w/ltand tires. Make oUer. Gt-3790 att 5: 30 "' '65 Sunruf. R/H. near BU, tires and brakes, pop out "Wtnl, ltablizer. int air vents, •t cond. nl.25. Pr pty. o.y ~9115t. Eve alt 6, 642-73'12 VW &II 1960. Excellent con· ditionl See June 1 from 10 AM. 2215 HoUy Ln, NB. 54M189. $800. '6" VW convert, new trans, brakes, paint, tires, 48,000 Mt. nooo. Prlv. par1Y. 546-1036 '66 vw. Radio, heater, good tlrH, In iood clean cond! Call aft 6, 546-2<k>2 . t/ '62 VW. Moving north. Must ~D. Sacrlfice $800 • 494--3016 • '66 VW-ON'E OWNER Xlnt cood. $1275 546-M2'J 11711 8e1ch Blvd. t4untiftCjtoft ... ch ~ Authorbecl Sia. & Service ---'66 vw SEDAN $1545. HARBOUR VOWWAGEN 18711 Belch Blvd. HuntinC)ton leach 842-4435 • Authorized S.I• & Service '64 vw SEDAN $1099. HARBOUR VOLKSWAGEN 9900 -POLICE CARS PRICED FROM '995 'I& & '87 IELVEDERES . ALL HAVE BEEN CAREFULLY SIRVICED & MAINTAINED ATLAS CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 2929 HAR,IOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 548-1934 DON'J IUY YOUI .. 1961 l-2 TOYOTA Alft)'IBE IEfOll YOU OIECI DEAN UWIS u,..1• 11n1a1 ...... ,,.. __ . \ '61 vw SEDAN RuDe v.,y well! $745. llAllOUI YOWWAIEJI 11711 leach Blvd. Huntlftt'Oll 1eac11 M2....m AuthorillCI S1lea & Service '63 vw SEDAN $999. HARBOUR YOllSWAGBI WE PAY ••• CASH b" med can • trucb JUl1 C9ll u tor free estimate. GROTH CHMOlfT Alk for Sales Manapr 18211 Beactl Bl., Huntington Beach KI 9-3331 Will Buy Your Vollrswacm or Ponche 6 pay top doUan. Paid lor or not. Call Ralph 673-1190 NEED A CAR? CAN'T BE FINANCED? eBaauptr •~lonT eBad 0-edtt! e DlvorctdT e Milltary e New In AnaT Make Payday Payments McCARTHY MOTORS 1ao So. Main • Edtncer (2 bJoclca N. ol Sean> SaDta Ana Pb M2-3rJ0'1 • URITIPI • ITLWI .. • Liii .... - TU111f'OlTA110N .. .,,.. U... C-. ,,. UllilCen ,,. . COIYAa CADILLAC '1 MOftU wiell 'M 'M enc. t W W. de V. 21,000 ml. ... Ras. ~ lllwr, blk landtal 5411-!Nn .... I'll r.dlo. fact air, Xtra CONnNINTAL .-. -. can fin. '38 .. NllP· l>t>'· Cons. tnf. Dir. ---vw·TRAD.E 'tT De Ville Cadillac O>n•. ''4 CONTININT AL Air. Leattier J'WJ,y eciWt>PEd. 22,000 mUe.a. S1"5 . ..... '1'9'J5 1950 t dr Fleetwood in good ~ HARIOUR cmd. ~000 actual miles, S1IO 5tM778 VOWWA&fl CHMOLET 117,11 .... llvd. 11 Olev Impala. V-8, bard H•tlattwleach ...,, Inca turquol&e, r/h, IC-Ml'i - au&c>, pe, dlr, good tires. All Autherbed Sein or\J Int. Body in pert shape, & S.(Vlce . owned by litUe old lady In '68 BRAND dew Contlnentnl. San Oeml!llte. One owner. Leue for $155 pr. month. Perl. nmnlng con<f. Like Jobnlon tic Son. 642~1 New! Wlll guar. !or 6 mos. GOING F.ut, must tell! 4 m. cub dn. $21 mo. aft 11. DR, 'IT Continental, Fully et-ml 'or ~3617 equipped V~l top. 644-0348 'G CbeY Super Sport, new complete rebuDt 327 er,.., .COUGAR dual ~ lJky cam A 1ittelw a slicks. Son In Viet W BRAND New. Coupr -llave moo In car will leue far •·oo Ptt mo. .u tor $850. ~1518 GI' Jomece A Sall. MU9ll ....,. '62 IMPALA FALCON Hardtop, flf, automatic tra~ '64 FALCON Rancbero, I cyl. mlulon. power steering, low miles. S899. Phone • 6'12-6<Yl3 4 sp. R/H. Tonnf'au 3JS E. HOLIDAY RAMBLER Balboa Blvd., Apt. 9, Bal· 1968 Harbor Costa Mesa boa aft 7:~. '5$ QlEVY 6 stick, 2 dr., R A H, nylon tires, 1 owner. FORD Law mileage on complete '65 ml'RY Squire, 10 ~ oYctW.l. 1684 Whitt le r, C.M.. ..,.oe No. 6 Sta Wag. 390 eng, air, full pwr, Incl wndwl, lug rack, '64 01" lqiaJa SS cpe, rea.r ipkr, aoocl tires, trlr V-1, 327, air, buc.ket seats, hitch, $2CXXl 314 Dia.mood, lull power, r/h, 4 new ww BaIOO. lale 673-3898 tlrel, $1550. 847-SOU '58 Ford c..'CJllWl'ttbl. VI. auto. '65 Impala SIJl>el' S,,t Model. matic trananllllol\, power Pttf coud, $1Ei00. Blue·bk val steering. Beeutiful condition. $1900. 548-2211 ext t95 $399 Phone 642-6073 '66 Malibu, yellow with black HOLIDAY RAMBLER Interior, 4 spd & bucket 1968 Harbor Costa Mesa 1eata. $2250 ~ 1967 FORD Country Squire '64 Olevy Impala 2 dr, ps, air Wagon, 390 \18, auto., P/S, cond., A-1 cond., one owne.r, P/B, R&H. air cond. 6 pass private party. 548-5835 17,<n> miles in warranty . '&6 MALIBU HT Yellow/bll< 54S-3825 Int. R/H, ps, 4 spd, $2250. '66 FORD Gal&Jcy 500, htp .. Call 60-'ml vinyl rool, P/S, P/B, fact. '51 CHEV, mechanically alr; stereo, new tires. IOUlld SZO or beat off tr. 8.13-0919 98S-2m1 '60 GALAXY; R/H, air- '6f Impala Sup Spt, pg, pb, cond., good cond.; auto. a!r, 36.000 ml, $1450 ~7'l93 trana. $399. 536-TI48 Alt. 2 aft 5:~. PM . 1958 Ford Skyliner. Extra CHRYSLER clean. See to IR>t'eciate! Pvt Pty 673-1981. '6:l0ir Sta Wag New Yorker, '60 STATION Wagon, 11uto. 6 paas, xlnt cond, all xtru, R/H, good tires; clean $950 673-5772 Leavin USA.$100~ w~ . ..., 29, 1961 OAILV PILOT MEICUIY u..i1·c ... .. llRAND ...., ·-PLYMOUTH wqan. Air, etc., all ...tee --------111 ....... tr'CCt for 40,000 mlltl. Leue 15 BARRACUDA. b&by !>Jue, for WJ per ~ Allo I eyl, aullO, tu1l pow«, air. ayaDable: e x c e ' t I o a a 1 hf eood, Only Sl,000 mL be.rplna Oft ow I e ue S1B-Malle of1tt. lS45 C.- tumlnl. 1a1e De t t • rlm Dr.. l.aauna Beacb. J._ • Son ,.,.. -:::--======= . JOtfNSON-r10N Mettla'Y 142"'*'1 0,.. s-.,. 11· MONTDtEY -boat, PON11AC .... -w ---"' "' lars• aft deck, ~"lnsae. --------... . -.. i x1nt 95 bp ftW. ice bait ROY CARVER 141-nll -641""11 l i 1 Wik, 150 mu•...., aipa PONnAC PenonaU.d· • 2, heed, ' , burner ltDYe, . equ.iJll>fld •• x111t ..ui smo. • ....._ m., a.1a,... Loury QI MT-GT 1(1 I 4444 :1 "' Memll7 Sta i11 Oa1onJ a.... OiiiacY• ElcWte COldfnentall ' Pft, all factiory atru, O.W .. .U. • ltGs'Clt ad ~ 31,000 mU.. LeaY!lls area, a.ttJ. Sedam, Coupes1 Con* : must •ll Sl!IOO. SO... ---~-. --8-0 -n-n -e•-1,....,.1 .... 1,-. vertlbles. Your cnolce ot , -~, & attractive colon and In· l MUSTANG VW TRADE '65 MUSTANG 3 speed, HT V~ $1545. HARBOUR YOWWA&Ell 11711 leach BMI. Hlllltf""°91 leadt l42-44lJ Authorized Sties & Service hardtop, exotic blue, full terlors. Naturally all are ~: power, air cond., d Ir , equipped with all the ll ? (driven by Uttle old pchool luxury car power fea. teacher). Speedometer"reads tures you expect. Some n.ooo. Auto speed control have automatic speed ~· All orialnal. Will take older control, FM A Sttteo f trade or $150 cash down. tape syatms, etc.. etc. , See to appreciate -their ~ Pymta $46.86 mu. Call after condition and beaut;y. :· 1 PM, arm« 639-3617 PRICED AT· A '1 '16 BONNE. Still on factory Savings to JOU ii wanuty. New tirft, tul1 wtth i: =~ ~t concl. Factory W•rr8"ty ' I;: '55 Pontiac. Hardtop. A real Afford The Pined honey. MQlt 1ee to ~ E C R precl ate 254 Sh er wood . 1967 M R U Y ~ _642-_2_43.1 ___ ~ __ 11 Spec, Monterey 2 • dr; ~ '67 PONTIAC Sprint, auto, HT. Beaut. lime frost ~ '66 MUSTANG, V~. w h It e ps, stereo tapt, low mllea, finish w/black int. A bJ ~ hardtop with blue int. Com. clean cond, $600 It take av landau rf. Eqpt w/auto " pJetelv original. Top ........... P""""t.s. 549-0909 trans, R&H, 20,000 act. " ,, ... ~r J-· mi. Traded in by CJl'.li· ~1 dition inside le out! WW 1962 Poot.lac Catalina. Ps, pb, owner. Priced for qUlc:& " take tr.a. or $150 cub. xint runnlni oood. Beat clfer sale. ~ Pymta $49.86 mo., dlr, call over $500. 546-5018 $2695 ~ after 11, ~er m-3617 --------, '67 MUSTANG GT • Q + 2, flCtory WffrMtty · ; atr, tull JIWI'. ieea than 6.ooo RAMBLER ~ mllee. Bil.OW BL u E --------Performance . : BOOK. 642-7899 att 6 '65 AMBASSADOR : '65 Muatanc. Vfr1 clean. 4 Door, VI, automatic tftnll. Ir Style : 29 000 "·-• mil mission, power stttrin&, Uke 1 • ac._. 89 •6.i BUICK RIVll••. '• Rea.. ~300& new. Kelly Blue Book $1650. -_. 1965 Rtd Mus~ 2+2 Our Price $14!113. Phone Beautiful ori.M"•' ~· : 64~ •"-• automatic transmi.aloft. HOLIDAY RAMBLER ~o~~ ~~hi:ere; :· $1800 ~9'l32 ' 1969 Harbol' O>Sta Mesa equipment plua the ~ OLDSMOBILE '65 AMERICAN nice Riviera featuret Ill· =' Hardtop Coupe. Automatic ~dinJr ~fl~::'J!e~ ~ tranamWion, Butternut yel-of the original owner ~ low, with bladr Interior. 1 who traded It in. See ~ owner. Kelly Blue Book U~ this car ! ~Price $1199 or $198 On $2395 ~ + l8JC I: lie. and $39 pe' I 'I month. Phone 642~ • dlr. = '62 Rambler Ambas. vs. St•· Luxury : =gn· Good conc1, $695. Sport c_,. 1968 CADILLACS NOW ON DISPLAY Avai!.ble for Demonstration and 01liv1ry _ OVER 60 QUALITY CADILLACS TO SELECT FROM_. '64 Pontiac ' '66JEEPTUXEDO PARK Merli IV 11nlwnal Wiii• "'" delllxt ab. 4 """' drive, wem llWs, V6 f1191ne. redlo, 1'1111.,., 8\lfl redl. 1k. Low mllff" llM\l!y lllet'• elllolutelr 11111 Ilk• "" ci.r II ame off the lllOM'oom floer. $2695 '63 CADILLAC Coupe. ,lflllMd Ill .._.,.., H...-1 lllue wltll '"'''" .. """' """""· Hu full -..... -o1Mr dth/llt Mtaty U"9I IMlllCllM tltctrle ~ dowl. w!llN wtM llrn. Trvl\f '" outallrlflfle - $1495 '64 CADILLAC $1995 '66 OLDSMOBILE $2895 '64 OLDSMOBILE ... $995 one SPECW YAWES '61 2 DOOR COUPE DE VILLE e '64 4 DOOR SEDAN DE VILLE e '67 4 DOOR SEDAN DE VILLE e '62 CHRYSLER 300 CPE • '6S FORD LTD H.T. COUPE e '63 OLDS F-85 4 DR. SED • '66 FORD FAIRLANE S.W. e '66 4 DOOR SEDAN DE VILLE e '61 CADILLAC H.T. COUPE e '66 MUSTANG H.T. COUPE e '6S THUNDERBIRD COUPE e '64 2 DOOR COUPE DE VILLE e '6S OLDS 98 H.T. SEDAN e '65 CHEV. IMPALA H.T. CPE e '61 FORD 10 PASS. WAGON e '64 FORD CONVERTIBLE '63 CADILLAC Sodln OeVllll, A gH-riftt trclk wllllt 9111.-lor wllll 1 .. 111tr .., "''°" int.lot. Feclory 1lr condl- ll011lnt. full -lncluc1"'9 ' ... ., ••• ' • "°'' "' Oftlff cNlllH "'lrH, 'hews Qtelltnf CMI W Ill ortvleul -· You alleUldll't mlu 11111 -· $1495 '66 CADILLAC $3595 '61 CADILLAC Sedan OtYllll. Tiie DOOUI.,. 4 wl-mo*!. OrltlN I rMltlllc allv.,. 9'llt t llfll wll!I IWlr,,_IJlflt lillt~rlor. All _, Mui-I lncluclll'll • wav Met. - wnl wlndOW\, tltefnlnk •Y•· -clOOt !Odea lfld tll COUrH l•CIOfJ t lr condlllOl\lnt lot' -d(IYfnt , ... "'"· $795 '64 CHEVROLET n.. -· -1•• ,_,. ....., e.n. 4rtw ....... eiterlor wllll lle19t '°'· V1 ..,...,., e"'8mllllc 1r- M1lon, -1twr11111, -., ... , Wlllle II* well llrn. Fee,.,., tit _........,. ,. • .. 1111* en 11\0M wtrm *'-· $1495 '65 MUSTANG $1495 IAUI Dl'ARTMIJfT °""' .. A.M. .. t P.M. Mea. ttn ,.rt. -t A.M. .. 6 '.M. llt. & a.. NABERS-- 2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, 540-9100 0 I GRAND PRDC. BeautlfUl copper b r o n 1 e ftnlah with white interi01\ l'Ul· Jy factory equ~ pJua . automatic tranm>llllon, I radio, b e a t e r, PC>Wft' steering, power brakes A factory air condlUonlnc. New tires. Excellent ap. pearance and condition. Low, Low mUea. $1795 Yacatloa Special 1964 FORD Country 1ed.an Sta. War Wonderful first or sec· ood car. AutomaUe transmisslon, r a d I Q.. heater. power steering. factory air cond. New tires. Shows good care. $1695 SPECIAL PURCHAll From ., PORO MOTOR - COMPANY Ofl 1967 Mnta'"JI 196 7 C09tJC111 1967 Merc.,s CouDel. Seda.I'll, eon.. ftrtlble.. Coloft>' Parf Station Wagons. Equtpi ment choice FROM au- tomatk: tranamlalon, ndio, heater an4 power 1tlftrtng TO f u U . JlO"m", factorJ air conclltJonln« . etc. All are like new and low miles. Mat St1rt $2395 Fldory W•rr•ty ! LllGllll __ , ........... .............. .,,,.._....., \ 51488 '63 PLYMOUTH ------... ITATIOll WAeoM 0 6 '-· l'ull -· IX'lr• Illa~ 1 -· 51188 '63 IAMILR ITATNIMWMeM Cle•lc ... I ...-. 6 c:yt,.11111 ~. 51188 '66 IUICK IPICIM. 411.r YI, 11111 -· ~ """ •''· 1 -......... IOI# mU• 52188 '67 FIREllRD '67 Yolrswagen 51988 STATIOtl WAeotl 0 '"'-· --''"'· . llrak• • wtndoWi l'Kt elr. 52988 '63 CHEVY II '62 . FALCON llANCMllO 6 Cyl., •-lie. •tuxe 1r1rn, oulstanctfne a..ur-. Mid condition. 51188 '66 PONTIAC ICMOtlVILLI 0 l'ull -· -r •'-· fac1WY .......... ,... s ,_ De'(IOll llffl. 52888 52788 196·6 LEMANS. GUARANTlll YOU . .. QUALITY CONTROllED SAFETY TfSTED usEo CARS!! WHAT DOES rr MEAN TO YOU? rr MEANS THIS STICKER ON EVERY ·101 LONGPU USED CAR IS YOUR ASSURANCE THE CAR HAS IEEN TESTED AND CHECKED TO MEET OUR HIGH RECON· DITIONED STANDARDS. ALL CARS ARE IECONDmONED TO LAST AND PRICED TO SELL '61 vo1cs.-.,... . 9UAUry CONJI , Ol.Llo -SAl=IJi ............ Bo• ONl.v Ar llsr!n 1 1.o .. .,.Pe .. 5988 . 360() '••cit ·~d .-... ,._ West • •-./ Pl '"'"•fer C.lif. u91, Polnta t!-..i_ , ' • lrak., - , -.uen..,_ ---------Ok 51388 '67 CATALINA 53788 '65 FALCON 51388 51388 5988 "'-& s,_. -0 1~ 1ir. Tools & i::_ ==-0 ~ lfeod•1e1tta -..r -7 -• ~ llOT . falfflgltts - --~ Q 011'9Cffonor s -lif lfadi '8nar, --Q 0 o_ ~ Ai -H ~ u ' Cond1t1on1"69 0 · mufff, ··• -~ ... _ --< 0 .ran PiPe _ -M \Ah -o 0 rr1ndt1a1e1c1 Gfo ~ Wi .. -o "" •ndslaiefd WI -or Fon 8ef ,,.,.. -}il ~ ~ "-'°' 0 engine 011 ~ 0 JUST A SWCTED ffW, BUT EACH AllD EVERY CAR OFffRED FOR SAlED Tran-1 --.. ._. -·· .. ,on 011 ~O 0 C190, li9h1er -ll look Dash lights --0 . lottery - --~ oor For this S,,, -D Q og Con1ro1 Devlc.~---------~ ~ --0 - Slicker • Sfock # ...__ 0 I( 1"'Peded l»y Ire -£r, 4 _ Oii hery . Reconditioned Used Car eL CAMINO 0 m ve. ltMIO. i.eter. -f!Nffllt. fK IOfV elr, CUllOm ta~owr llecl. 52188 '66 PON11AC ----;;;;;;;;;-- Full-· lncludl119 •lft.Q dllWt. FK10ry elr, cordova taP.. LIM mflH ... 011e ""' er. J -Deyton tlrtt. ~\'ear~ '63 FALCON 5988 '66 PONTIAC 52788 '66 MUSTANG 51988 VACATION sncw.1 Truck & Camper $99 Total Down CASH erTltADI ...... PH MONTH .,, (iif Meftthll Otl "'"OVA&. 0.. CHDlf 1M1 Chewnlet % ,_ Pick• 6 cyl .. Ht9'Mtlc """ A,ec'-c....,. er. Ywy c.._ ... Nedy fer a,_ -4 .... •autlelt ••• "IT'I IHN IA'ITY TllTIDI'° OYER STOCKIDI LEMANS1966 ALL PllCIS IEDUCID THIS Wllll OUN.. COUNTY'S LAa•m SILICTIOM ef 1tM UMANI. Yrt _, 6 qt., .._ ""' *• •-leMff wlHI ftM1, --wM1 ...... W-..y. ALL All .UALm COMTIOUID AMI SAl'ITT TISTU 111"6tll ' OPIN ALL DAY MIMORIAL DAY THUISDAY, MAY 30 ARVICI DIPT. ~--~-- -~~. OPlll ,,. &• ROVE flEEWlY 13600 BEACH BLVD.• WllTMllllRR • 892-6611 t . . . . . . . l.1 . . ' .. .. . • •• ...._. ---- WE. have tounded up another whole new corral full of lh~se hot liffle crlffers iust for you! Saddle up ~ and climb aboar.d your favorite. Over 130 h•ad to 1 choose from at JUST $99 OVER OUR .COST! PLUS A speclal group of new 1968 BIG Fords. Choose from Country Squires and Country Sedans-LTD 2-cloor and 4-cloor hard· tops and 1eclans-Galaxle 500 2-cloor and 4-cloor sedans-in fact, ever., BIG 119 Inch wheelbase Ford made In 1961-AT THE SAMI SWINGIN' SAYINGS. JUST $99 OYER OUR COST! SAU PllCU POSTID llSIDI FACTORY WINDOW STICICllS ON may CAii NO .. MMICICSI MUii THI l!ISCOUNTS FOi YOUISILFI SAU INDS MAY J1. OVER OUR COST RENT A VACATION HOME ON WHEELS! Compl.tely self cont1iMd Condor Motor Homes sleep 6-10 ~.deluxe Goldhne C.mpers sleep 4. More tun thtn • mount1in or beech ;Mttage • • • e1111r on the v1c1tion budget! CLASS WITH ICONOMYI 1961 INGLllH FORDS TH felluleu1 Model "C", with POHi fer I e4ul+., 100 mile top 1pH4 encl lO miles to the 9ellon, mH n1 ce mfort •1111 111r14e ef ewner1hi111 for enclleu 1111111 ef urefrH Hntlon 4rlvln9 I 4 ,, .. , er 111t-etic trua. BRAND NEW CORTINA GT 4 DOOR He. lt76. 6 TX Stripe, 4 a,cl. l'fn•re. treria., etc. $1995. We ue Or•nCJ• County'• exclus ive dHlar for SHELBY AMERICAN COIRA GT-350'1 GT·SOO's For the ultimate in vae.tion travel, drive America's #I high perform1nce e..rJ L • r CJ e stock of MW 1968 F1stbacks and cOnvertibles reedy for immedl1te dehvery! Special CtHr- 1nce -two 1967 L1~-ov1rs. 23rd Annu1I Cost• Meta • Newport Harbor LIONS CLUB Fish Pry, Carnlval & Parade!!! FRl.·SAT • .SUN. MAY 31 ·JUNE 1 & 2 GRAND PRIZE 1968 MUSTANG ~-2 DOOR HARDTOP . C.I tod1y for NMrV1tionl 642..00 I 0. ====~~iiiiiiiir:m;::;;;:::;;;;;;:::;::w:.;::::;;;:=;::::;;:::;;::iiiiiji:;;;::~~:::p:= NOW ••• we can edentlflally .-lyle and checlc over 100 arMt • each .... car that af• hcts Its ~ prior to •111"1 It. You -, with built In confldeMe when you buy a Theodore ltoblnt Used Car that arrlel the Daa.-tlc sticker. TheM cars are pr•ntMd 100% 15 WAGONS "SALE" 15 15 to choose from -'60 thru '67 yHr models. 6 to I 0 pa11angar -1ome with a ir conditioning. PLYMOUTH -'66 MERC COMMUTER - ECONO BUS'S -FORDS -FALCONS - FAIRLANES-COUNTRY SEDANS-CHIVY II WAGON Example: 'U MlllCUIY 10 PASSIN•R commuter 4 Door. 'utl llOwtr, •Ir condltlo<llne. root red!. SJF SJt. 2l,_ down W trlelt Nf _. "*llll M monllll. $2695 '65 CHEVROLET VI, 2 Door l i1e•'(n•• Ftdory 1qui111,..4. 20 'I. dow• or trtde $)9 ptt 1110. JO "'0· Sta11dard tra••· NlllOll $1095 2 -'66 FORD LT D'S -2 2 LTD's. 4 Door har4top1, 2 with •ir eon4itienin9, fwll power. lie, IUlYl 16. Stir, No. 7551A lie. TEZIOl . 20 1. 4-n er treJ e SH per 1110. H 111•. . USED CARS CHOOSE ' FROM! 6-'67 FORD CUSTOMS-6 $15 95 " 6 te cti .. ,. fre111. 4 Df. VI, a.+e., UH. 201. 4eWll ., tra4• "46 ,., -· l6 111e. E111m111I• Ne. 1'7717 4 -'67 MUSTANGS -4 66 CHEVROLIT $1295 "6". it.41o, hHter, fectery equipped 4 Dr. 20 % 4own er tre4e S41 1119r mo. lD 1110. SIC I U '65 llAIRLANI 500 $1395 2 4oer H.T. Vl,11fte., RIH. feet. air. ITYSl91 I 2 4oor H.T. VI, Hte., UH, fad . elr. ITYSl91 I '65 FORD GALAXIE 500 VI, 2 Dr. H.T. A•., I'S, UH. 10% dew11 er trecle IH pet-· 10 111e. TAE901 '67 CORTINA OT .. ,, 4 1,..4, Weck lrtterior. 10 ~ dew• er tr•4t 146 111er me. H 111e. UPSllO $1395 $1495 '63 FORD XL H.T. $1095 VI , 2 Dr. H.T. Fllll pewer. loudet u •tt, lectory elr. 6) 1/1 1119'11, 11 % dew11 or tr•d• l 4t '" 1110. 24 1110. PRCll2 '67 GALAXll 500 2 4oor H.T. VI, H te., ll&H, I'S. IUOF4ftl. 20 % '-" 9f tr-41 US per mo. l6 '"'· '66VOLKSWAGEN Su11 reef. 21~ '-•er +red• U l 111• 111•. JO 111e. SST4U $1395 4 Celor1 t o choo11 fre111. All wltll fectory Wit• rt nty, J.Vl '1, I 6 cyl., 1utometic, power 1fetr• l•t · ll&H. 15 % 4own er tre'e SU per me. J6 mo. lie. TU9'7·TEY924·TQV52z.TRJ 173. ·~5 FORD F· 100 129'' whullteM, l ongloecl pie~up. CS0 140) 201. 4ow11 er tr•de 142 per mo. JO me. $1195 MUSTANG SALE 20 TO CHOOSE FIOM "6" & "I" CYLINDERS, 4 SPUDS, AUTOMATICS, SOME WITH POWEi STIEllN• & All CONDITIONING. 19'5 THIU 1967 MODll.S, CONVllTllUS, COUPIS AND z+z FASTIACICS. IXAMPLI '65 MUSTANG VI H.T. Fully equi,,ecl. VI, ll&H, e.+e .. PS. I 0 % down or tr•d• $49 per "'•· JO ..,o. POPI 67 $1295 Ua-4 Cer S•I• Jlrou1 6 .... fer 72 hevre \. \ < ----·--~---------------------------......... --~----~---------------------------..... -----------,,...._,.,j'--_..--~ ................. ...._----.... --~ ........ -------------..-..-----e .... --~--;--h· New Cars 9100 '65 MaCUIY '66 CllVROlE1 Celem ,.Mr -•f41& •Ml ...... c.rlal f DoM' ,..,... "":. .__,, .. •'-' .... -· VI. .... ... eulloMetk ,._"'llllotl, fectery ~ -, ... ......, miclo. ..,, .... 11c. --·· ,..., ........ tlr coMltloflf"9. ,...lie tldtt well llr•. wllfte WtllJ, fte!Orf air CllOldit ....... $2677 $237l $1977 MILL PRICI FUU PllCI 'ULL NICI ,.-'63 Ol.DSMOBtlf '67 GTO " '63 TEMPEST , .. Deluxe eeuN. YI _,,.., eulo-2 0-ht•dl09. Vt. 4 ......,, r•io L*-2 Door. ~ , .... , tftd llHI .. , MW (-r ~ fine llffW. wllll• Wiiia. Tl\la M..0 mlle IMtic tnftlllllMlell, ritdlo •Ml ......... ...... l4llllmoblle -9dW -& MN~. b¥ ltlW Cerwr ~lee. $1277 $2977 $107,7 .... NU PllCI 'ULL ptlCI 'ULL ptfCI . r ,.. '65 BUICK '66 BOlllVlllf '67 MUSTAllG . t _, ._. -· VI, eur. 2 Door """*· H.,.e,,..ttc. _, 2 Door henltW. Vt. ClrvlMINtk, IMtk. -lfMrlfll, redle, Mt!W, 1t1erl119 ........ ~. wlelle ... 11 .. -.,_ ..... ,..., ....... --wl:lle tWI WttlfL -WindCIWt, feCIW\' l lr and!--II. factory 1lr, r11fy -olllc ..... lfte. Dr•kn. $2399 $2877 $2877 1111... PULL PllCI PUU PllCI 'uu P11C1 . ,.. '66 MUSTAll& '6' CATAlllA 'U DGD6E &T Hal'dte. -·VI. eute.Mtlc. -2 ~ ... ,.,.... Hv*•mellc. -· • c\tllnder, tenlueftta, ~ ii.tr· ,._,,,., redlO. l!fflet, ' -wl!lte ateerliw. rt41o. 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'67 fllElllD AllllMllk ., _ I 1' -........ -............... .......... $3177 "'l.L PllCI '" OlDS , • Der • -V1ttll CNIMr. ...,._lie. -....,. -...... ,...,lo, ,_tier, white wlb, ,....., "'· "$3177 NtlftlCI ..i ... ·*--~ ..... Wh edm all Si• Ttp ' winni desse: Thf varta· favor: lint« I J QUJ suppl. 1reme Sew 1' . ..,. 10 fre Prlt NEW 14, 11 qulrel fabric: SIX' coiDI &dd 1 tern I and ' othen deUveo ween M aria .PILCY. 232W1 N.Y. ADDf and 81 Cbo clip c Sumn 100 It: cents * • ' r UNANIMOUS CHOICE OF CANDIDATES ' Dessert Non-partisan Earns Winners' Circle While hats are being toss· td in the political ring from all sides this year, Molaeses ,, ........ ~. -winning candidate in UM desaert aweepstakes. These cupcakes are a variation of that all·ti~ favorite f o o d contender, lfnserbreld -spicy, moist Skimmer \ QUIET but oh my, this ~ lkimmer pact• tnmendoul figure impact. Sew it in bad-bl'igbt knits -••eJ'Y«)e wUl say you loot 10 fresh. Printed P a t t e r n !IO(WI; NEW Misses' SiUS 8, 10, 12, 14, JI. Size 12 (bust 34) re· quires 2"-yards 39-incb fabric. SIXTY-FIVE CENTS in coirll for each patten - &dd lb c:enta for each pat- tern for flnt-clasa matUng and special ha n d 11 n g : otherwise t h ir d • c I a ss deUvery will tu. three WMh or more. Send to Mar1-I Martin. the DAU,Y PIL<YI'. 442 Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St .. New York. N.Y. 10011. Prl11l NAME, ADDR~ with ZIP, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. CbOOle one pattern tree - clip coupon In new Sprtna· Summer Pattern Catalog. 180 ltJles, au sizes. Send 50 c.eaa ~ and oh, so tender. For their rich, ~llow flavor, the lil- Ue caket bof.et an early ._. • r l c an non-partilan 1weet.oer, pure unsulpbure4 molaeses. The batter is poured into individual paper bak ing cups placed in muffin pans. The "top bat" design is made by cutting out a cone from the top of each cup. · cDke and filling the cavity with whipped cream before replacing the cone. Of if desired, the cupcakes can be topped with apple91\Jce or your favorite custard or lemon sauce. V a n i 11 a , chocolate or coffee ice cream makes a lUlclou• fill- ing, too. For sweet refreshment after a tiring campaign session, or put of a bullet supper menu on primary night, Molasaes Top Hata get the party vote for popularity every time. It's unanimous for the old· fashJoned goodness of molasses combined with ginger, cloves and cin· namon. MOLASSES TOP RATS ,,, cup abortemnc 1h cup sugar 2 eggs 1 cup molasses 2¥.t cups sifted all·purpose Oour 1 in ~aspoons baking soda 1 teaspoon ginger 'i' teaspoon cl<>vea 2 teaspoons cinnamon 1 teaspoon salt 1 cup buttermilk or sour mHk Whipped cream Cream shortening a n d sugar together until light and Ouffy. Beat in eggs, one at a time; add molaisse4 and beat until blended. Sift flour with remaining dry in· gred.ienta. Add alternately flour in fourths and but· termilk in thirds to creamed mixture; mix only until blended. Place 24 paper baking cups in 2%-inch muffin paDS. Fill each cup 2-3 full of batter. Bake in 3.50 degrees F. oven 25 to ~ mimltes. To make Top Hats. cut out cone from top or each cupcake. Fill with whipped cream and top with cone bat. YIELD: 24 cup. oakes. Abundant Asparagus Imperial Salad Bowl A Good Spring Tonic Couain to the Orchid ar.d the Euter I.Uy, prlud by the epicures of Imperial R o m e, asparagus still re- maine the aristocrat of the vegetable group. Asparagus u a gourmet ngetabJe b 11 t pricied within reason for many, many famlllea to el)joy several times during the short season. California produces 5 0 percent of the asparagus for the U.S. marketa. The price of asparagus is predicted to remain con· atant because tbere are less acr~s this year and the pro· CUIOl"I haft depleted their inventoriea. Buy flavorful spears '' aaparap by selecting Ulem frora a nltiterated cUlp&ay and wbert the C1lt eodl of the st.alb .. ktpt moist. Closed tip ud .U-creen stalk Indicate a sweet., fiavorful Vtfetable. HlllTJ home with tM .. paragus. Wrap a wet towel around tbt bait ol the bunch: slip it hlto a plastic bas and Into th• rtfrtger ltor. A del.ISbtf ul 1pr1n1 tonic ii the Imperial Salad Bowl with Its piquant rweet and sour flavor. IMPERIAL SALAD BOWL Dreubl1 2 tablespoom c 1 o v • r hooey 2 tableipOODI white wine vinegar 1 teaspoon rweet pickle relish Mix tbe 1 n g r e d I e n t s together over low beat, so they blend. Cool. S ... d l pound fresh asparagus l cup fresh or froan grapefruit I e c t I 0 D I (dr&ined) 2 cups blte·slzed chunks 'Of iceber1 lettuce Snap oa the tough end• of the uparagua; wash. Cot the Upe oU and slice UM stalk Into Joni diagonal 1Dca. BlaDcb the uparasua In boi1Jn1 Nlted water three mhlutes. Drain : cool. In a ... bowl, put ln ... J)U'aiUI UPI and lfapefrult eect1on1: coet wtth drtsltns. R.efrlaer• for an hour. Wbeft ready to serve. add lettuce and t o 1 1 topt.her. Makes 4-t aervlnp. ~ DAILY PILOT F•I Home News and Views 'Liv~aloners' Need Good j)iet, Too By D0aorBY WDICE ......... ._ ... "Lift ....... tt," 11 aa t1d .-.wlliala •JDlllY lift .1c ............ will -..,.....DJ-.. lt cam• to IDMll. • lillll1 people wbo bave ..... wen ...... ...,U'Yed u a fudJ1 tltp II*» cmelecs ..tlnC blllHI wblD tbe7 live ..... , TbeJ M'J: "Cooldne for jlllt IDI k DO fml.". • ."It's too macb troablt!' ••• "I don't feel lib eatiq. u. •··"I don't lib ~.". . ."I bawn't 1ot decent cooking fadllUel." WldJe ... an IOUDd like Sood acmee, they .. all problema 1hat can b e overCGM with a little ln· (elnlltJ and planning. But aay1 the looer. · • • w h y bother?'' '!be ftllllOll for bOtbering to eat well 11 that your good be9ltb al feeling ol well-behla depends on i t . Numeroua studies tlbow, for enmple, 1hlt older people who Mt well have areeter resistance t.o diseeee and more vitality. This means you can get greeter en· joyment out of living. Eating the right foods day by day paya off, too, in the event ol illne• -for a well- nouriabed body responds to tr.tmeM bMta' tblll GM in a nm-down CODdidm. Eatina wen JD88iDI ae4ting tbt right amounts of the right am of fooda. Some live..alooera •t too wen - and this ii jmt M much of a nutritional problem a s eattng too llttle. PeraOD1 ~ eat too little ~ey need to flDcl ways to coax their appetites. Maybe you're bored or lonely. How about f.l.nding IOIDeoM else with the aame problem to eat with you occaslooally? Maybe you're not getting enough exercise. How about taking a walk before you eat? Maybe you've gotten out of the habit of regular meals and you're just snacking all day on foods lik.e crackers, cookies and sweet rolls. Instead, how about taking the time to plan regular meals so that you get some of the Basic Four foods in each? A simple pett«n to follow is to include in Heh meal some meat, eggs, poultry, fish or beans; some milk, cheese, ice cream or pud· ding; some breed or cereal; some fruit or vegetable. It's too much bother to cook for just one! Look at an the foods that•• easy to mate -'fresh and CUDed fruita for example ; vegetables lite carrots, let· tuce , cabbace and cauliflOftr that can be eaten raw; canned aoup1 US· ed u soup or in combtnatlon with other foods for quick s.auces. For example a can of tuna added to cream of Chicken soup makes instant creamed tun& to 11erve on toast In addition to ca.rmed tuna, other canoed meata such as chopped ham, chicken, hash and stew all provide good protein with little cooking required. Canned macaroni o r spaghetti or beans can be combined with 1 e f t o v e r cooked meats for • quick way to use leftovers. Cheese and cottage cbeese are another source of ln· stant protein. And there's always eggs for an in· expensive, easy to prepare meral. Nutritious -but -• a 1 y desserts include ice cream, instam pudding, b a k e d custard, gelatin with canned fruit. For variety Why not serve yourself 1111 ocoasional TV dinner? These are c09tly for a family, but for a live· a!oner they offer a beleced mtll for much lea ha the coat of eatiDC out. Make e~ mell a special occasion 1omethint to look fwward to. Set ~lf a place at tbe table with an attractive placemat instead of at.an- ding up to eat in the kitchen . Or, use a TV tray 10 you can have the company of the TV while you eat. You'll be surprised to find tbat Jlf e seema more in· teresting · when you have good meals to look forward to. QUESTIONS WE A RE ASKED Q. ls a quai1er or side of freezer beef always sold by the "hanging weight"? A. Yes, this is Ule usual practice. And it's important to realize that of ttlis total weight you pay for 20 to 25 percent waste -bone, fat, trimmings -known as "cutting loss." Thus a hind· quarter of 139 pounds at 59 cents a pound would cost Sll'l. Your net weight in meat would be 104 pounds if the cutting loss was 25 percent. So your net cost would be about 79 cents a pound. Q. Is it ~ to UM • tomato aauce in place of either cmmed tomatoes or tomato paste? It'• 10 much llmpler just to keep one kind of tomatoes on band • A. Yea, tomato sauce can be lllbetitut.ed in recipes calling for canned tomatoes or tomato paste. When substituting tomato sauce for solid pack ·tomatoes use half the amount of tomato ••uce plus an equal amount of water. In other words, for ooe cup of tomatoe s, substitute 'A cup tomato sauce and % cup water. When substituting tomato sauce for tomato paste use twice tbe amount of tomato sauce aJJ tomato pUte and reduce the liquid called for in the recipe to half the tomato sauce used. Q. What is a J(jwi fruH and how are you supposed to eat it? A. The J(jwi comes from New Zealand and is com· monly known as the Chi!lffe Gooseberry. The fuz zy surface should be brushed orr and the fruit peeled. IL can be eat.en raw either sUc· ed, halved or quartered. The fruit is sweet and should be served ~u chilled. Jt is good when served in com· bination with other fruits. Hills Bros Coffee -is' more than . .......... -........, .... than other leading coffees •• Colee is all we make. And we've found a way to make it better. A mp of cofee gets iu Savor from what scientists call ~ lavor solids." We haft developed• new way of bleadinl nd roasting that gives oar cofee more of these 8awt' solids than other leading cofees. As tbt chart sbows- 13S more, 14S mott, even 151 morel You get a cup of cofee that has more Savor, more body,mort straagth. Even with aeam and sugar the richer coffee Savor coma through. fS-: ~°""""' i..••·•"' Enjoy some IOOG. ~-"!NJ I , Head for thel\Hills!. Enjoy our l""Hlt Coffee, tool ' .. -------~.---.~~ ·------------..-c..- J Guests'll Flip With Tempting Cake Pai&Si.DI ln fronl of a supermarket di.splay o{ cake mixt1 can often b • disheartening to the e~ perienced homemaker as well u the brlde. Tbe- pboto&raptMd cakes whlcb appear on tbe bou11 ao pei'f ect in every detail, onen make even the belt home ef- forts pale 1n comparllon. One homemade c a It e that's sure to pleue the eye la the uptkte-down cue. Wlth it, you Uike the flip a~ pro.ch, planning the top· or rather, tbe bottom-ac· cordln& to )'our own 'tfbim and fancy. Tbe trW! and which you carefully p in the bottm of your g ,an, at lhe start. provide a happy ending when tll complete cake is flipped over oow the serving diJh, lookln& even prettier than you h&ive planned. New E n g 1 a n d e r 1 , parliculary homemaker• from Vermont, have alway1 used m a p l e sugar-based 11yrup1 to add a touch or rich. dlatl.ncUve navor to baked goods. Syrup of thi1 kind la particularly good in upside down cake recipes because when mixed with butter and used In the ~ tom of the baking p&ll, It makea a moist, flavorful topping which holds the fruit • ••. ,.~ •• #,,~ or nuu In place when the cake is turned out. f or a traditional pi.Ilea~ tile upside dawn cake that'a s i m p 1 e as well u rlecorative. try Sunshine Upside Do'\\'-n C a It e • Maple Nut Upside Down Cake. a variation on the upside-down idea, is also • easy and eye-appealing. 'lbe simple key to both of these recipes is the UM of prepared cake mi:<. U you prefer to bake your upelde down cake "from scratch/' try Prune Upside Down Cake. '1be topping feahD'H a rich-looking COID• binatlon or prunes, apricotl and null. Each uptlde down cake you make will owe its luscious appearance to your crec:•tlve talents, dependiog on the way you have layered your pan. Tbtae cakes are truly culinary works of art which bear your o w 11 signatW'e. PICTURE0 PERl'ICT TRIAT-PINIAPPLI UPSIDI DOWN CAKE One last hint. All upside down cakes taete their delicious best when served warm immediately after being turned out of the bak- ing pan. SUNSHINE UPSIDE DOWN CAKE 3 tablespoons butter oc margarine 2-3 cup maple syrup 7 canned pineapple slices 13 dried apricot halves 7 maraschino cherries Pecan halves 1 package yellow cake mix =!4 cup water 2 eggs In a JO.inch 1pring form pan or 1.,_. cake pan ap- proximateJ;r 2 Inches deep, melt butter and 1-3 cup syrup unW bubbly. Arrange pinee.pple llicea on syrup mixture in bottom of pan with ooe in the center, and six around the edge. Place a cherry Jn the middle of each cherry in tbe middJe of each pineapple slice, and an apricot half on top of each cherry and between each of the pineapple 1llcea around the edge of the cake. Add pecan bdves in decorative fashion , where desired. Comblne cake mix, water, eggs and remaiirloc 1-3 cu p syrup; belt untll 1111oolh. 5pooli batter evenly over fruit, covtriDC It complMely. Bake in a preheated A Plum of a Sundae Topping moderate oven (350 degrees F) for 45 to 50 minutes or until cake tests done. Cool In pan for S minutes, looaen edge.a and invert on a plat- ter. DOUBLE-DECKER l\IAPLE NUT U P S I D E DOWN CAKE Soft butter or mugaine l 1h cup cbOpped pecans or walnuta 1 package yellow cake mix 1 cup maple 1yrup Peca blilftl ud nib apple W e d I I I for clecorlllMa Coat bc*CllD ad .... oft niM 'EJ:b --aalra paDI aeneroual7 wi&b r o o m temperature butter. Place cboWect DUtl •ound aides and bottom of buttered pana. Butter wW bold null in place. Prepare cake mix according to directions. Spoon batter eveoJy over pecm1. Bake in preheated moderate oven (~ degrees F') for :.> to 35 minutes or until cake testa do n e . Meanwhile,.beat syrup ·to a bubbling boil and pour haU of syrup owr each cake I.Yer. Let ltlDd far 10 minutel. LooffD cae edges end Jawrt oo cake rack. Stack_. i.,er on top of the Wlt.b California ,,.... scomiQs into l?Mtef 1weetened-to-t.a1te plwm u. topping for generous IUPPlY, tt 11 t1mt for new waya to HrVe MtYtnp of rtcb nldl1a ice cremi. the tart, sweet frull A treat ll aaing sliced, t ' . . other and decorate the lop oC the cake with peca n balve1 and fresn apple wedges. PRUNE UPSIO~ DOWN CAKE 1 packace dried prunes 1t2 peckate dried apricot · halves 2 tablelpooll! butter or margarine 1·3 cup maple syrup 1~ cup qar 1 cup wcetable oil 3e1&1 2 ~ lilted all purpose flour 1 teaapoon each baking IOda, cbmamon, nubneg al1IPce I 11, teupoon aaJt 1 ~buttermilk or so ur 1 cup chopped nuts, if dellred GLAZE ~ cup buttermilk or sour milk ~ cup maple syrup in teaspoon baking soda ¥• cup butter In advance, cover prunes with water, bring to a boil and cook about five minutes. Pit aod cbop enough prunes to make 1 cup. Set aside. Melt butter and 1/3 cup 1yrup in a tube pan. Ar- range row1 of whole prunes and apricot halves in butter- syrup mlKture. Make cake batter by blen- ding aupr and oil; beat eggs and add. Sift together di')' iDlf9CUents and add altmiate)J with buttermilk to sugar mixture. Md reserved cup ol chopped prunes and nuts , if desired. Carefully spoon batter into Piil over prunes a n d apricots, making sure fruit stays 1n place. Bake in a 350 degree oven for 1 hour or until tbe cab tests dooe. IAt CU. dlnd i.n pan .... It ........ Turn out. C.-11a1 t ingredients ta .. ew Wltll the soft ball ..... ii reaclMid. Dribble ,_.,.. a.t top of the .a ....... tlae portion of tllll l:IMI wtl6eb runs over tllll IMll n.a, on the sides Of tbl .... Swlu Cheese DI,_ tllldren ever ask ''WllJ does tbls cheese ban holet la ttT" Nat Ume they a1t t.11 a.am tbat tbe boles 1n Swill cbeete are formed MtaraD.1 bJ CM chemJcal Cb... that take piece as the dlllM ..... \. -•• Apple . Pie Oven Fresµ11~y Pie Crust filled with SpicY Apples E•h Delicious Assortm~nt of f IYOfite V1rlet1es A Real Taste T rut -•• ... •• -4 Dozen .1111 ... -.. , -... -I.. C:AKl·Of·TH•·WllK" = South Sea Island Cake • 1 ~ We Speclallae In Cak•~ofo~;!~ .. r: _ 0ccaslon•-•l•·. • = =··:,-:,-.1,111111•• ••.•••. I ••• Ltldtl DrJ 111 80 Proof (Case $41.15) Qurt Canadian Hill $ ll11dtd Whiskey 80 Proof (Case $55.95) F1ftlt lavlana Vodka$ Dlstftled h'tM lnll so Proof (case $41.95) Qurt Wa\kefs \ft1\l&ria\= "=' '411 crown Basu Vodka "=' '3" S t " .... ""' 15• Va\ 69 CU1Cn =,,~ '"" MOBntaln Cast\e Winn = '1" Dam Brau Beer ==.= .. & ·~: '1• At Ill SaftWIY Bott1• _., YVll "!~ fiM 1 =-~ ""' WI-. ... "' 11111 ~ It "" ' • = • . ~ Jtt E : kl~14 f,.,.. enfy Vh••· · lfJ1"14 T1Mato••· · Served or c~lcl. ion.._, U.S.D.A. Choice ~ • Sirlelfl TJ' Steak : ~ Top louncl Steak • Fulf Center louncl :e Fa~ily Steaks lb. RlltSt11k1 CliUci· Steak . cans t1 /\ / J K 1 ' r .J ; : , , ) , 1 \, 1 N ( , · . 11. t i' '. i r / P ·• I\ f t w A / 1 •Dubuque •Hormel e Swift's • Luer's lon1l111 end Fully Cooked -Del Monte . · · Rich tomato With Pint11tpl1 Juic1- Th11 Cat"'' with th1t ex+r• fl.,1 ft1vor. 14801. btl. BabyFoocl Gerber's Strained · Choi11 ' ef M•ny ltopul1r Varieties of Fruih, v., ... 1a1.. •r Juf 111. Ga111e Hens Cornish-Miner Ho11s• 69' Plu"''' Tender AnJ Meity. 11-ez. .Apprt1. Wei1ht. ... Beef Roast RelleJ And Tied Chuck USO.A Choice IHf Fl1verful Ancl Juicy 79' SLI I F nk ater· 1-ti.. • .., a n ess ra s 11n1 ,k,. 'P Lunch Meats •:r::1 3 :;:. •1.00 S R•L..-am1ll ala ,.., part lua trrMh 1.11tern '"" *-P 511--~ B • ..... ·~w· ,.,.., &• ~ GCOll • l•WJ ,,,,,.. ,k,. r SI• -~ 8 Vu1ti"' t-111. ,.., 1c-aco11 Ltetfll .. ,ew '"'· r CW.. el M-' ..... &.-' 9' .............. Lar9e ''AA'' Eggs ,...,~ 999 ranches +. your ....,.. Cut-Up Fryers F~t~ "' 35c Cr""' 0' the Crop Ru.heel fr• 1 _.._ 3 7c S•fewtyl ctw. •. 59' "Pus The S.lt AIHI lutt1r-Her111 C.rw To Feast On!" TH· ci1r Full lltuM1t 5-rs. Check. T~ia L•w Price Toel lan1111 &reat fet _... ..-lft Lu-.h ... , J4 Mowa lly Pim, SI, Liz II ' ( .r I ,. r , Y ' ,.. IJA11. Y' PILOT Wfdl!Hd.tY. May 29, 1968 HERBS SEASON DRESSING FOR LAMB Be a Lamb Here's a Jewel ' For Jaded Menu Pleaty fl lpriac l&mb DOW &I an a. market. You can brine..., life to jaded ap- petites by lel'Ving a crown rOlllt flDed with savory herb eeasooed stuffing . • . perfect for any Sunday. Well In 9dvance, order fl'GID the butcher a "crown" ro.t of lamb, allowing two dM!pl per tentng. Remove Ute ground lamb lrom the center ~ the crown ( made ol rib chops) and use it in the liaffing. The zestiest part of the meal may well be the dress· ing. Start with a prepared lfttfftng mix -one that has tlhe r e d o I e n t ~asonings already H:illfully blended. For a mint.flavored veu ion just right with lamb, try the recipe given below. Seuoo roast witb salt and pepper. Wrap bone ends in aluminam foil to prevent charring. Place on rack in l'08ltiDg pan end roast , un· covered. at 325 degrees F . allowing 30 minutes per pound. Forty-five minutes before roast is done, fi ll center of crown with Mint Stuffing. Cover-top with foil. Before eerv.ing, decorate bone mds with colorful paper frills obtained from butcher or di.me store. The rest of your ~nu could include new potatoes Jemon-buttered, peas cooked with 1eUuce the French way, bright red tomato aspic on wat.ercress, and for dessert the new luscious fr07Jen piDeapple c h e e s e strudel with IOW' cream top- ping. MINT S'l'l1FFING 1 package (7 ouncea) herb seuoned cube stuffing 1 pound ground lamb ¥. cup minced onion l tart apple, ~ 1 te~ 1emon juice 1 tablespoon dried mint leaves, freabened in 1 tablespoOn water 1 teaspoon salt ~~ 1leMpooG paprika 11, te.poon peppel' ~ atufling ac- eordinl te pllCkap di.rec· ti.om. kl lfdlW eoot ll'wnd lamb -... eboat the m ...... , ..... fan to 1Jr.t ap JMllt. M ,_ •""llleet 11 ll'lllJ ID Olb' ... oaloa 11 ..... ta N"' ... Jn- ~ Mii .. ..... ....... --....... lnillD c:etel' .., ..... ,... ............ .,.,... ad of batint tf me. 8IDc'I cater oeemna is '''"'". '1'(1•1 wrt f\·:~ r-:t-r~ stuffing. Place in l '12~uart casserole. Cover roast and casserole with aluminum foll. Bake 45 minutes. Yield: 6 ~ 8 servings. CURRANT MINT SAUCE J,2 cup red currant jelly 1 tab1espoon g r a t e d orange rind 2 tablespoons fresh mint leaves finely cut, or 1 tablespoon dried mint freshened in 1 table- spoon vinegar Break jelly into small pieces with fork. but do not beat. Blend in remaining in- gredients. Heat il desired. Serve with lamb. PETITS POIS A LA FRANCAJSE I firm head Jettuce 2-10 ounce packages Crown peas 1·9 ounce jar pickled small oni~ 1 table&poon butter or margarine 2 tablespoon.s sugar 1~ teaspoon salt '" teaspoon pepper 1-z cup wa ter 1 teaspoon but1er o r margarine 2 teaspoons flour Remove the wilted outer leaves of the lettuce; trim the stem . Rinse lettuce in cold water c o m p I e t c I v removing all traces of soil. Cut the head into 6 wedges. and tie each with soft sfiing to keep it In ab.ape while cooking. Place peas, onioos and Juice, butter, seasonings aod water in saooepan, add let- tuce wedges lut. Cover and bring to a boil. Mix re· maining butter and flour in· to amooth pute; carefully stir into the vegeta~es to thicken. Continue cooking until the peu are just. soft. Cut the ltrings from the lettuce. Serve-in small bowla. It is traditional to eat petits pois with & spooa. Yield: 6 terVings. PINEAPPLE CREESE STRUDF.l. . 1 pee~ ~ pineap- ple cbeeM ltrudel ,,. pint IOUf Creml 2 table 11J II .. Jlgbt brown 1111• * cup di....., eralbed pineapple BUe *1lde1 eeeardmc to JNdace ctirectioal. Plllee ..,_ cnem ID -..U bowl; stir ln brown near. B1lend Jn drained pineapple . Cblll. Ser ve g e n er o u s momids of topping over "'"''"m •trttdel. ~ ft CATSUP1NNrs-14oz. 22c RELISH :~:r~a-11-oz. 25c BUNSF.:U:.... 8/ 33c fres6 from our own in-stole· baieries ALBmsows REG. 59' POTATO DR MONTE a.ED 1 0'"~6 POP WA. ii . v I MORI M CHIPS HAMBURGER ORH_QTDOG BUNS 6/29c; s .... !; :(C 1· STOI Bl .. VAN r :81 FRYING CHICIEll:;...llad_• ,........._ ... ... FRYING CHICKEN1mstni1Uit _ ..... .. FRYING CHICIENr:~~~~ .. ...,...__... RIB ROASTS~~~~:-,...,..___ RIB STEAKS~C:t'.' ....... ...,.__ SPENCER STEAK=..~~c: •. HAM .& TURKEY ROAST=: HOf~MAN BACOlllltbr.-. .. --- S•ED PORK CHOPS"""*-~ ....... . FILL~ RED SIAPPEI~ .. -:. __ ... : .. ~ ... .. PAN RWY SANDABS5a1m.,...._ ....... .... 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J. - VANCAMP TOMATO- SAUCE ·~oz. 10 LIS •. CASCADI CHARCOAL Stollelf 303 TIN FRUIT :(OCKTAIL .22c BllGUEl'S STOIELY 303 CUT GREEN 51$1 BEANS.. • f: =iiEANS01:'.11$1. PLATES~r.s cam-. .... 69c MARGARINE~:t:!-t1.3/1. DOG FOOD&. 2/33c -.......... -...... ~3t 1111,...., ___ .......... 59-= ~~.. .. ..... r..4f IM •••• a.7f .....,__ .....•. age ALBERTSON'S :.. . .......... 1• GOV'T. INSPEaED ............ Ll29 GRADE 'A' 20-22 lbs. .. m--•--"-5t YOMS :...•-~-·-·· .. age • .. --·----.. ~ ........ 7, . . ' w. ' .. CIIOII:: [:;: ......................... ~ •• RAii SPRAY~ ': .................... 5t smoo....., •. r.. ................. &7c : ~~Stft&Cltll,Jhr .............. 4t I t a ! ~-flARESu"''1rst ........ 4 /1. 2-ll. TUI .HILLS BROS. 11~:· COFFEE 71c 1'1 'P COFFEE OREO NAllSCI 4t CIUU SMIWICll ... LI. finest Selection Fanner John • Hoffman • Kruse and others PRICES GOOD MAY 29-JUNE 2 ~20c OFF AJAX ue Chip Stamps at All 28 Food Centers !HOUSEHOLD . CLEANSER · -... n , ' l11Se ......... ..... 1 ............ , .... DQF ....... 1-LIC.-. 1111--. ........... mt,__,_ nlt•••••lr ....... ••.1J111r':.:i....-1111w.111111.111 111 Ill.""" lftf., LI ... n14 l FimtHI ltn .. ltfttJ 11• l C..., llll IHc• ............... M Cult • ......,. CtreH-ltl Mar 117M l Flfntllt, Mtmlk .. W. 1M ll. C.stJ Mn1 ,.,, ........ ,., ..... ,.,. ...... ""'9'" .. , ..... '"" m 0C.....1111, Sat Cl111ttttl . ' 11M2 .... Ill, Fllltli1 Y1llty .. , .......... Cnm• 122U Cntnll• f;., LHIWH• 1• St. Ct11t ""r ., l.llnl IHd 1351 WtstMiHttr 11¥1., Wtst•itsttr 17• W. Cb,u1 An., Or111e mst~m .. 0r11re 15511 St. I ..... lllltl'ltH ltlC• 11211 FlnU•nn, Wltlttl1r 411 list Street, A1111ti11 r w~. May 29, 1968 DAILY PILOT P-S Greens Yield Get Up 'n Go Barefoot youngsters in homespun over'8.lls, calico or floor faek dresses eagerly spotting and picking tender wild dandelion, mustard or sorrel leaves for i b e families' first spring salad. An unfamiliar s p r 1 n g scene today but a common sigbt at the turn of this cen· tury. Probably the work-worn mothers of that period in our history were not aware of the nutrients in those sought aftu wild greens, but they knew it satisfied a dietary need after a winter of root vegetables. Dandelion, ml!Stard, sor- rel (or sometimes called dock ) are excellent sourees of vitamins A and C, and some of those ~ld greens ~a good supply of lron, too. Today. most comumers can go to their nearby markets and find these spring g r e e n s ; now, b o w e v e r , they are cultivated, grow o com· mercially, waSbed and are ready to put in the pot, or use in a tossed salad. Iceberg lettuce is a good base for most tossed salads but the other types of salad greens complement it in tex- ture and flavor. The sort. light green, oily textured butterbead, the 1 e a { y bunches of bronze or red, oakleaf or la1ad bowl give color and contrast. The Ro- maine, or Oos, an elongated bunch ot leaves, is a sturdy green aod especially good served with Roquerort or Blue Cheese »ressings. CONTINENTAL SALAD 1 bead romaine 1 bead iceberg lettuoe 1 bead butter lettuce 1 bunch of watercress (break off stems il they're t.oo long) 1h cup sllood green onions 1 6-0z. j ar art i c b o k e hearts 6 radishes, sliced ac- cordion style 8 mushrooms. raw, wash· ed and thinly sliced Wash and drain vegetables well. Line salarl bowl with attractive outer leaves of romaine. Break up remaining romaine, Iceberg and butter lettuce with hands into bite-size pieces. Add watercress, green onions, sliced a r tichoke hearts, r a d i s h e s and mushrooms. Toss well with fresh Lemon ,J u i c e · 0 i l Dressing until l e a v e s glisten. Makes 6-8 servings. LEMON .t U I C E • 0 I L DRESSL~G 1 clove garlic, minced l/• cup b'esh lemon juice 34 cup olive oil 1 teaspoon salt ~L teaspoon fresh ground b'~ck pepper Place all ingredients in small jar. Shake w c 11. Makes ap1>roximately 1 cup or dressing. LETTCCE BOWL I head iei!berg lettucr L teaspoon chopped onion J teaspoon paprika I teaspoon salt 1"! cup mayonoai5e 2 tablespoons F r c n c h dressing 2 oz. sharp cheddar cheese. grated 2 tomatoes, quartered Guide Tells How Cooks Substitute What do you do when your recipe calls for f r e s h tomatoes and you dcm 't want to use fresh tomatoe~? When the recipe calli. for tomato puree and all you have on the shelf is tomato paste? The followinl! guide offers s o m e substitution sug- ~estions. Some of the sug. gestions will work I n reverse. If the recipe calls for fresh tomatoes. simmered and seasoned use 1 cup to- m ato sauce for each pound tomatoet; tomato puree. Equal amount of tomato sauce: tomato juke or solid· pack tomatoes. half the am· ount tomato sauce plus an equal amount water; toma· to paste, twice the amount tomato sauce and reduce the UquJd called for equal to half the tomato sauce used ; condensed' tomato soup, 1 can tomato .auce, '~ cup water and perhaps 10me vegetable o 11 , thickener, sugar and Alt, and oat.sup or chJU 11uce, an equal volume tomato sauce plus ~ tup IU,_., I tablu~llCICI\ \I • • Break lett~cc mto b1te-s1.t.· ed pieces and place in sal<1d bowl. Combine o n 1 o n rika, salt. salad dres~in~~ and cheese. Pour over let- tuce and toss well. Garnish with tomato wedges. lv.nkc1o 6 servings. LETl'UCE WITH LEMON CREAM DRESSINC; 1 bunch red leaf lettuce 3 tablespoons sugar 1.~ cup lemon juice 1tz cup light cream Wash lettuce and tear into bite·siu pieces in salad bowl. Mix sugar and lemon juice, then slowly stir in cream. Pour dressing over lettuce. Garnish wiU1 radish slices, il desit-ed. Makes 4 servings. WILD ROMAINE SALAU 2·3 slices of bacon 2 tablespoons bacon fat l tablespoon wine vinegar Dash o{ salt 1 bead romaioe Tear crisp leaves of flo· maine Into bite·size pieces, Meanwhile, fry bacon unW crisp. Cool. Q-umble bacon into g r e e n s . Meanwhile, dissolve sugar and other in· gredients into bot bacon fat. Bring to a boil and pour over greens. Toss until greens are coated. Makes 4- 6 servings. MANDALAY SALAD 1 61h ounce can tuna 1 teaspoon lemon juice 1/3 cup mayonnaise 2 tablespoons light cream 1.4 teaspoon salt Dash cayenne pepper 1 teaspoon p r e p a r <' ti mustard 1 cup diced celery 1 c up diced, unpeeled apple Iceberg le~ Drain and flake tuna and sprinkle with lemon juice. Combine mayonnaise with light cream, salt. cayenne pepper and mustard. Com- bine tuna, celery and ap~llcc; with dressing. Serve on a bed of crisp iceberg lettuce Switchobles \\<111 t'Omph111f'nl.' "''" .: P lnm'> -flower. huflrr r. are movable. not a:li.llolhl New! 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