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Memorial to Parents
PupilJ at Bay View Elementary School in Santa Ana parents who died during the past year. Bay View
Heighta Wednesday gathered for special tree-planting Childrens Chorus (background left) participated in
ceremonies. Trees will serve as living memorials to the memorial rites.
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Water District Election
Not Making Any W.aves
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No ODl'I laJiD& muc:b llbout it, ia-
cllldiq .. ' •1•, .. __.
Newport .._ C11J ':t•• Dlnalil Simpaon will challeng: arbor >.r~a drua1at Clwlu v. Tutner TueMay
fGI' a 1Nt • tbe Coutal Municipal
Water Diltrlct -..ct of directors.
1'be nee Mtwa:n incumbent Turner
and candidate aa.,.on will be tucked
into the same pdnulry ballot with all
the races for natkm1 office. But OQIY
ln the CMWD'1 district 5.
The area encompasses all or
Newport Beach inland of Coast
Highway, pl.Lis a portion of eastern
Costa Mesa.
It is the first time in the memory of
CMWD aldes that more than one
person luls tougbt a seat on the five.
man board. forcing an election.
Turner, who bas been on the board
since 1964, ls one of three incumbents
whose terms are up this year. The
other two, however, are unopposed f~r
re-election. Thelr names and thetr dlstric~ are not even on the ballot.
Nooe filed against them. so they have
been. aceordlng to law. declared
elected. . They are Stuart W. Avis. Laguna .\
Beacb clothier, and F. W. SdlqeJ.
....., .. •• Jtil .. ,. 1'M r;pu-ts
tlile 91111 Clemtllte area.
Headquartered In Laguna Beach,
the CMWD includes the cities of Brea,
San Clemente, Newport and the
_{.aguna, Costa Mesa and Tri.Cities
county water diatric:ts. The arency
acts as a "middleman" .for the sale or
Metropolitan Water District water.
The CMWD board w1ually meets
once a month: Members are paid $50 a
meeting.
Candidate Simpson, whose engineer-
ing firm is located in Newport, qult as
city engineer four years ago. He sald
he ls running for the water board
because "I feel with my experience r
can represent the interests o r
Newport"
He sald he was aware that his com·
peWng an election. for a board seat ii;
unusual. "I don't believe there has
ever been one before. I guess that's
because there's lots of interest in this
job.'' he said drily.
Turner meanwhile. was non-cam·
paigning 'out of town today. It's that
kind of ele~tion.
Newport Guards Sa.we 1~2
As 90,000 Crowd Beaches
Memorial Day brought J u n e
weather with a July crowd of 90,000 to
Newport Beach. Assistant Lifeguard
Chief Keod.all Jacobsen reported to-
day.
Lifeguards battled ftve·foot surf to
rescue 102 peraons. Jacobsen said the
saves were "rouUne." No one was
hospitralized.
Water temperature Thunday was
an almost tepid &U degrees.
Air tempentures hovered in the
60's. The best tbe mercury could do
was a high of e& degMeS as clouds kept the sty om'Ca8t most of the day.
Jat'Obleu aid • llfeparda operated
four towers, ll'Y9ll Jeept and two boau
to keep watch cmr tbe holiday crowd.
Harbor l>epwtmtnt Sst. Raymond
Braham repor1ed a similar amount of
activity among the boating set.
Laguna Police
~apture 18th
~ar.eos:~
r~ Jlj Lappa Beach polite Th,.u-s·
day altemoon in . J. roundiw of suspected drug ped4lers ana users
that began In the early morning.
Anthony C. Nealon, 19, of 1214
Falrywood Lane, Laguna Beach, was
spotted by an officer Oil Laguna Can·
yon Road. He was absent from places
police checked TblD'sday morning.
Previously, 17 young men and
women were arrested Including 11 in Laguna Beach.
Many of the suspect. were bearded,
long-haired. hippie types according to
arre$tlng officers.
Nealon, charged with sale or marl·
juana and held in lieu of S2.500 bail.
wns to be arraigned today along with
most of the other suspects.
Youth EVicted
For New Qu8:11~rs
A young man who found a vacant
beach house to his liking and moved
in was evicted by Laguna Beach police
Thursday and given new quarters in
city jail.
Richard B. Sullivan, 18, of Mcrcrd.
was to be arraigned in Laguna Beach
Municipal Court today on charges 11f
illegal entry.
Police found him in the summl'r
home at 248 Canyon Acres Drivr of
Floyd Smith of San Marino.
Smith heard a radlo playing :ind
saw the drapes drawn and ca ll!'d
police .• 'nle door was locked and bar·
ricaded, but officers broke in and
found Sullivan upstairs, police said
NEW YORK (AP) -The stock
market trimmed ltl earlier gains this
afternoon but 11ill held a substantial
fahl. (See quotations, Pages 10-11 ).
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FRIDAY, MAY 3 f, 1968 JEN CENTS
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Status Grim
Hulk Spotted, Doubted It's Scorpion
NOHFOLK. Va. (UPI) -The Navy
soid today it had not turned up a
s.tngle clue to the whereabouts of the
USS St>orpion and that "with each
passing hour, the situation is grim· mer.''
Vice Adm. Arnold F. Schade, com -
mander of the AUantic submarine fleet
and coordinator of the. masslve search
fo r the nuclear submarine, said Navy
. divers were sent to a pouit 70 miles
orr the Virginia coast to investigate a
mysterious hulk detected in 180 feet
of water but he doubted it was the Scorpion.
He told reporters he £elt the chance
of its belog the Scorpion was "almost
nil because if it were the Scorpion,
I'm sure he would have boon able to
indicate his position."
Schade said if~ was that of the sub. it would ean it had been
rammed and s'u by another vessel
but "even then there would have been
some survivors or debris or some·
thing."
He said however that discovery of
the hulk warranted lnvatigatioa 1iDce
it was "roughly the shape of a 1ub ...
It was said to be about 250 feet loni
and 45 feet high.
Schade said tbe first area of te1rch
for the Scorpion and heT' ~ crnmen
-not heard from for e.ight days-bad
been centered in shallow waters of tho
(Sec SCORPION, Page %)
Tanks poise $13 ltliUioaa Project
For Action
Near Paris
PARIS (UPI) -French armored
colmnns rumbled through towns and
villages near; Paris today and moved
into camps within easy reach of this
strike-bou.nd capital.
There were signs the crisis was eas-
iD( at !er.st slightly.
the troop movement came as
Premier Georges Pompidou · com-
pleted a shakeup or the cabinet and
the first major break Jn the nationwide
etrikes was reported.
Singles
Awaits
Ground will be broken in early
August 'for construction of the Orange
Coast's biggest apartment project
ever, the DAILY PILOT was told to·
day.
· The 732-unil South Bay Club, a
residential mecca for single young
adults only, will be built near llar~r
High School in Newport Beach aod will
have a value between $12.5 and $13
million, according to the R & B
Development Co. of ~ Angeles.
The Newport City Council cleared
the way for the massive complu by
routinely approving a subdivision re·
quest. Planning commissioners earlier
'n\e privately owned P e u g e o t
Automotive Co. announced work will
resume Tuesday at its pla.nt& in Paris,
Mulhouse and Vesoul after the Pen·
teeCMJt ..-end boUday. Peuceot ranks
third UIMllll ~ aatomobl l e Dal 0 •J• ncir~=-. ·• ·•••UBI Palace thl!°~t:tC:lnfGl'Jll ~£.
dent Cbatles ft-Gauu. tf Ida J>t@11Qld Too 'Admire~ ' ~abinet changes. He tpent on1y lO "4'
minutes with De Gaulle, te.Hing
~smen as he left ooly: "The S S&~gn • Cut mfnistry u formed -now let me go 0 e u.o
and have lunch." .. 1 admire that build~g; I'd hate to
Th e tank forces which moved up see it all gimmJcked up."
were el~ment~ of three brigades -That's the view of Newport Beach
two armored ~d one or marine City Councilman Lindsley P~so_ns
artillery. Officially, they were return-and it prevailed .during ~uncil dis·
· ing Crom military maneuvers. cussion of some illegal signs posted
Defense Minister Pierre Messmer at the Balboa Pavilion. .
remained in the same job. As a result, owners of the Pavilion
were under city orders today to .re-The shakeup coMtituted largely a move one bayside "directional" s1gn
reshuffle or the previous government from the rear of the building and. to
ministers, witti only a few new names reduce the lettering on two dockside
brought in. cylinder signs.
d All three signs were dozens or feet Pompidou also a o n o u n c e over the four square feet legal max-
parliamentary general elections will imum for. bay signs _ when they're
be held on June 23. permitted at all.
De Gaulle dissolved parliament on Councilmen could b a v e ordered
Thursday, warning at the same time their removal entirely. but they c~m· promised on a cutback after P~vilton that he would take whatever measures attorneys explained that the cylinders
are necessary to prevent France from had cost $700 and some directional
being taken over by a Communist signing was needed to help boatmen
"dictatorship." find the right Pavilion guest dock.
Oops~ No Road
Marine Survives Plunge Off Cliff
First be saw him, then he dJdn't.
The will 0• the wisp was Camp
Pendleton Marine John 11 e n r Y _
Kabacinski. 21.
Officer Mlchael Mullins pursued
Kabaeinski along twisting MaeArthur
Boulevard Tbunday night .-! until he
disappeared. Mullins said he pushed
t.is squad car above 85 mph aod "still
wasn't gaining" on the Marine. ·
The road straightened out, and
Mullins saw only an empty stretch of
highwa y before him. Puzzled, the of·
Cicer retraced his route.
lie found Kabacinski. climbing out
of a 40-foot ravine.
The serviceman's-196.1 sedan ap.
parently failed to negotiate a turn and
shot ore the pavement, landing 50 feet
away. The car was a totaJ Joss.
And Kabacinski? He was treated at
Hoag Memorial Hospital for cuts and
bruises and transferred to a base
hospltai. Police said be was in good
condition.
Mecca
August
had granted the required use permits.
R & B executive Padl Saylor said
the South Bay Club wDl be built in two
phases on its 16-acre site at lrvi.ne
A venue and !&th Street.
With work to begin "around August
l ," Saylor said the first 402 unlt1 will
be completed by March l , 1969. By
October of next year the remalnlng
3.10 un.lts will be bull t.
Maximum population of the com·
plex, which will include ~ clubhouse.
tennis courts, swimming pools and
gym facilities, will be 900 -all un·
married. There will be a few two
bedroom apartments.
"There'll be no extra burden on the
schools with thls development," Saylor
noted.
An adjacent lg.acre s.ite may be developed llmllarty later, bQl for
adults bl the «MO age bracket, be
sai41 South Bay Club will colDIJl'he 18 • ._..,. am .. .,,., ~ Only
.10 -C-:::.." lie Jud Will '9 eo+atd by • Tbe ,... will be ..... ,..
lancbcapjng and recreetioaaJ uses.
R & B bas built other compJexes for
single adultl, but the South Bay Club
will be the firm's largest.
"We're sure there'U be no'probJem
in finding tenants," said Saylor.
Eveo at renta up to $325 a month.
Plans for Summer
Listed hy YMCA
The Orange Coast YMCA will offer
various summer activities for children
and adults beginning June 24 through
Aug. 31.
Special classes for children five to
14 years of age wHI be offered Jn teen
charm, teen ballroom dance, craft&,
wrestling. archery. camping, pre-teen
tap. puppet making. judo, tratnpoline.
swimming instruction and physical
skills.
The adult program. for those over 14
years or age, will offer savate judo, bi·
blc discussion, women's beauty ca.re,
women's slim and trim, men's con·
ditioning, volleyball. wrestling, rapid
reading and comprehension, yoga,
women's ballet, square dancing, tram·
poline, weight training, basketball,
handball.
Weatller
Going fiablng (or fish Crying)
this weekend? You can do so
under sunny skies aft.er the usual
morning overcut, forecaster "There were -a lot of people flUng
out of 'here yesterday tn their boetl. It
1oobd like there wu tbe plape.''
Brabam aaid.
ARROW ERROR OCC to Weigh . . -Financing
Dave Burt assures us, as temp.
eratures wll1 be In tbe middle
70'1.
INSmB TODAY
Aikido clal•t• prove to thf
HURTS BOY, 11 Or'lise Cout cltilens will hold
their ftital m..un1 Tbunday night and
A c.oaa Mesa JOaDIJt« awarent.11 'attempt to come up with definitr
suffered little more tban a stinging recommendations reprdlng the ruturr
btadaebe Th~ Wben ne waa shot fl~ Oran1e Cout Junlor =..: ~ ...., ad~~ another eo::e coauntuee . wtll meet at 7 .ll
a..t Lie Rlee, u . of 982 Wallace p.m. hi .. OCC P'ac:'Olty House.
A ........ a-aJ lacer The COllUIUttte, made up of pro 9'., .,.. trea._ ..,. • IC P •· mlnent cltbens fJwft tbroufbout thr don at Boes Memorial Hospital And district, Wectneedt1 oftered • aeries or
rtletied "'*' tbt mlahlp. five po111blt .._for district finan· Police •ld tbt 1outh •Q. struck cing. 1'bell JDelNtd :
wbn • arrow tired b1 Gordon -A ta cmn1dt ti 11 dnt.a for an Mc."Oldlly, U, U.O ol WeDd Aftllue, unlimited period ad a •u million · ...... .,.. ...... ,,. .,.,. Wirt nd lNue
flftPl9d in tarl9t practice M Pomona bo -A ie.cint o+• c Ide for 10 years .... __ ··-~.., __ .._.. ___ A_"_· _____ and a •u mtWoa boad line.
-A to.etnt override ror two years
and a '2 million bond issue. 1'hll would prov1de minimum essen-Ual hlldl to operate for a two-year
period.
-CC.Vert the preac.nt JOl;1-cent
OiWdclt voted for capital outlay to a
~ purpose tu, and a $15 million boed luue.
-convert the present tOLl·Cent tax
and a '2 mUUon bood Issue.
Trustee. received t h e rccom·
mttldat.Jons ror study. but took no ac·
tioa on them. Supt. Norman E. Watson
laid tbat tbe committee m-.v makt
f1aal l'fCOmmendatloM on June S and u.t tlllM touJd go to the board at Its
llllt mett.1.n1 June 12.
Watson ~aid that the committees
were formed rrom people who called
or wrote the district, saying taey
· wanted to help with Ute problem1 of
financing.
Two override elections failed HrUtr
In the district. and severe bud1et cut·
~ks were made in supplies and aew
staJr. ·
"This was a grass roots move·
ment.'' Watson said, "Mid we are very
grateful to have the oplnJons of the.
community on U\ls problem. It la a
very complex problem.''
Watson sald that the dlstrkt funalah·
e<I the committees with l.Q1 OUDcill
data u~y wished. but that it. con· (~ FINANCE;S. P11e I)
folks in Wutmimter it taku
bro in power, not bulging
mtucf11, to. topple ~, fo., to-
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DAILY PILOT
'°uth Viets
lout Cong ··
lD smgon : .. -
. . -· . "WGON (UPI} -So~ Vietnamese
..... todey fwth~·Way ink> a
!Ctlon on tbe weatern ed1e of Saigon
iat bad been held l>Y Vltt Cong for six
ays ~~lied 200 of the Communllts. ov~ ipok•~ ukl. At J,east ) aWn9aa .escaped *.cl res"'1ed "1Uac bl U-c_aptial. . At the edge of the city heav~
,ghting eru~ted near tht Bing Lot
:ridge a main artery between Saigon
nd tbe hu1• U.S. air base at Blen
loa. The Viet <A>oc furce engaged was
<Stimated it 20r men.
As tbe. pew battles in the capibl
·aged. a Viet Cong lleutmant col°!'el
11ho cJefected to the gOftt'UfOent side 1redkted attacks o" tbe .c-P.ital would itqtJ.n.u~.(Sef·.story f.se ~).
Gomfl:ient Ma.rides wt>o .battled
heir wa11Dto the l'bu Lam D.lstrl~t at
tie we•le:f!l.ed&e ot S~goo.c0unted 200
71et Cong bodies. 'nle government
roops 'were supported by round-the·
·lock strafing runs by U.S. heUcopltir
~unships. r·
UPI correspond~nt ·Kate Webb saicJ
he Phu Lam district was deserted by
ts residents and dogs were running up
rnd down the streets. "TIW~ were bashed up remnants or
:ars with bodies lying under bits of
fo," she reported. She 1aJd a 17-year·
>Id captured Viet Ccmg with a leg •hat·
:ered by rocket f:rapleotl saJd he hacl
1ot eaten lor four days and that his
~mpany commander had run away
iuring the fighting three days ago.
At the Bing LoJ Brld&e. U.S. ad·
visers to South Vietnamese troops said
·our American helicopter gunships
ivere hit by Communist gunf l~. One
>l the aircraft was downed. U.S.
uil.ltary. command spokesmen did not
:o~ the reports.
National police estimated two pla·
oons of Viet Cong totaling at least 50
nen slipped through government lines
>efore the assault on Phu Lam was
auncbed and moved to within three
nlles of the center of Saigon. One ~roup of infiltrators surfaced in the
:llolon district, Saigon's. h e a v I J y
:hinese section, and wounded a
ioliceman before three of their
1umber were killed.
South VJetnamese r a n g er s ex·
hanged Qre with guerrWas in another
onion of Cholon. Sniper fire broke
1ut In sWl another secUon of Cbolon
nd several houses were set oo fire
1ear a police bffdquarters.
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WHERE TO SEE IT-Massed parUcipanls in Saturday's 10:90 a.m.
Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Lions Club Fish Fry, Parade will start
from sta~ing ~rea around Superior and. Anaheim ave~ues,. proceed-
ing past Judges' stand in the park. Div,is1on /\A, fea~u~1~g d1gnitartes
and civic leaders, begins the gala parade, with D1v1s1o~s A, B, C,
and D pickin up the route alter massing aJong nearby side streets.
Mesa Youth Released
In Credit~Card Case
A Costa Mesa youth arrested last
week on suspicion of burglary. after
an incident involving another boy and
a stolen credit card, has been freed
without prosecution.
Frank Grazide, 111. of 2039 Pomona
Ave., who lost his job over the matter.
was released shortly before the 72
hours he could be held without ar·
ralgnment were up.
Grazide was arrested alter fleeing
the Harris & Frank store at 3333
Bristol St., but another youth who 1
allegedly had the stolen credit card
escaped.
Grazide, caug-ht by a security guard
in a mall outside, told police at the
time be knew nothing of the incident.
but apparently became frightened
when he was also api:roacbed by store
officials.
The Grazide family also denied the
t' ..... P .. e I
version of the case as told by store
personnel to police, who duly reported
that Grazide jlJld the escaped credit
card carrier were toaether.
After the card was banded to a
clerk, she ran a record cbeclt which
proved the charge plate bad been
taken in a home burglary.
Balboa Isle Shop
Hit by Burglars
Burglars took cash, checks and auto
parts valued at a total of t:rl8 in thefts
reported to Newport Beach police
Wednesday.
North Vietnamese~ FINANCES~ ,
•
Mike Haley, owner of the Leopard
Spou ciothinl shop at 2(18 Marine
Ave.. Balboa Island, told oUlcen
someone took an envelope containing
$100 from a drawer In hlJ store durin&
b\lliness hours.
· faJechanlc John H. Carroll sald a
burglar carted away •u1e Jn auto
engine parts from hil lean-to structure
at 407 3fst St., which could nQt be lock·
' Hej~t Proposals
For Joint Action
PARIS 'AP) -U.!. and North Viet·
1amese negOtlat«s clalbed today
)Ver ways of deffcalaUn1 the ww in
Vietnam but failed £'8aih to make an'y
xogress toward breaking t h e i r
jeadloo~
Nott h Vietnamese Ambastador
Kuan Thuy rejected all U.S. proposals
£t)r joint actioo to curb the conflict. He
said the United States is the "~g·
gressor" in '1~tnam and must end the
bomblDc bd othel' military operations
agdnat tht Nartti wtttlaut reciprocity. ·
U.S. Ambaesador w: Averelt Har-
riman made a new appeal to Thuy to
take a different tack and told him
President Johnson b prtpe.red "to 10
far and lat\" in a common search far
peace.
The meetina lasted three hours Ind
45 minutes and ended with an agree·
ment to meet •gain next Wednesday.
Harriman, returnlng to the U.S.
Embassy after the session, said he felt
''public opinion 1n the world will be
brought to beat IO that we can bring
about a de-escalation of the war. as
President Jobnlon sllld, and the laying
of a soll!Rt" foondation for peace in
Southeast Am."
clusions and recommendationa wert
those of the committees, not 01 the
district.
The r~rt from the committees
said that enrollment will more than
double in the district be~een 1968 and
1978, and that the present facilities are
overworked. It wlll be necessary, the
committtee said. to s p e n d ap-
praxima1ely $30 mllllon in the next 10
years b> ·t*fvide facllities to houae the
studetiti.
"Tbe d1ttrict has slipped Crom one or
the· weeltblest in the state In assessed
valuation te a below average wealth
district,". the report said. "With a ceil·
Ing of 35 cents on the tu rate for cur-
rent operation. and no increase in
st.ate support. it will not be possible to
ooatiene to offer the preser.t com-
• pnheuive program Of community
colle&1 "'f(lucation."
Nudie Leader Jailed
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -Je£·
rerson Poland. leader of the Sexual
Freedom League and Of several
"nude·inl," was srrested Thursday for
going nude in Golden Gate Part
before an audience of 150 hippies.
Pdland, 25, sang teet.ions of the Bi·
ble until taken into' custody by two mounted oftlcers. At bis booking, he
gave his occ:atP1tion u ''miDi.ster."
ed up. ·
A car stereo worth tee> wa1 stolen
from Patty Noroian, of 2239 Aral.fa St..
while It was parked on the Chick Iver·
son Volkswagen · Porsche a I• n c y
service lot.
Miss Norolan. however, said the
firm will b\ly her a new one.
Monday Hospital
Moving Time
It'll ·be moving day Monday Ci'.
Children·s Hospital of Orange County.
With the cooperatJon of the Orange
Fire Department aU young patients
will be moved from the second to the
third floor to • clear the way for
remodelinc.
The 30 to 40 youngsters are moving
into a newt, remodeled section which
Includes a new infant nursery and
special heart monitoring equipment.
CHOC l>Ulcials said the cardio
v&Seular monltorlna e q u i p m e n t .
specially·dellgned for children. is the
first in the U.S.
The fire laddies, 15 strong and Jed
by Chief Floyd 0. Hi&&lns. were asked
to assist because of their experience in
safety procedures.
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Duuiera to La11nch 23rd Annual Me.a AffaiT
Jt'lrst llant of the 23rd annual Costa
Mesa-NfWpqrt Harbor Llon. Club Fiiia
Fry pobd abOve the loal skyline
today u the tradiUonal carnival ferris
wheel was assembled.
Customary early arrivals-sidewalk
superintendentl b> youngsters eager
for thee p.m. opening of-the big Craft
Shows carntval were eathered Lo Costa
Mesa Park t.o watch.
Succulent flab dbmen prepared by
Lions Club membtn will be aerved
starting at 5:30 p.m .• to kick off the
annual collllDunltJ f..Uvll, wldch ben-
efits Harbor Area 70utb orpnlutlllm.
Frantic tlnal pnpuatkiaa beLDa
made today included a Ja.st.mlnute
hunt by Parade Cbairman Cliff W•
dorf for convertible• 1n wblcla to seat
dignitaries.
"'Things just aren't like the old
days," he mourned. "wltb a1r condi·
tionlng in cars. tbty juat doa't bave
~ough convertiblet."
Ht noted that the ptUta Mia Mtr·
maid Contest candldalea an able to ftt
nicely into the com.-ct roadaten. but
dignltarlel are not alwa)'t 10 UPt.
weight and supple.
"The day may be comtn1 when
they'll have to watt while the queens
ride." he said.
A whole cavalcade of weekend acUv·
it ies for the entire family is offered
by the Flab Fry, which ii one of the
largest such community actlvtles lD
the Welt. •
A total of '70,000 wu railed wt
year for dlltributlon to a variety of
youth-servin1 or1anllat1ona. 111Ch u
the BoJI Club and Glrll Club of the
Harbor Area, u well u other cbar·
itable ll'OUlll· One of tbe Uou Club's pet projects
la aid to the v1lually bandkapped,
which benefttl each year from the
Fish Fry and ltl various facetl.
Ticket stubs from eacb of the ,,000
to 10,000 fl.ab dinners t.o be sold co
into a large bopper for a variety of
prizes dlU'inJ the three-day evenl
Grand prize la a 11188 Mumng to be
awarded S~y night and the winner
need not be present to win. although
all other winners must be at the stage
to pick up their prizes.
Besides the regularly scheduJed
awards. many other prizes are avail·
able in games or skill and chance,
Harbor Youths
Seeking Jobs
The Junior Ebell Club of Newport
Beach-sponsored teen job program
hopes to place 500 youngsters or more
in jobs as they dk1 last year, but they
are in dea~te need of employers. Baby ,1 t. housework, factory
employmen , clerical, convalescent
ald, yardwork and 1 w I m m I n &
9Upef'Vlsion are but a few ol the sltllls
wttlcll t..'le teens can put lo use. Manned by Mrs. Nancy Wrllht,
director of the prof.am· plus Mrs.
Garry Shcrt, Mrs. ay Moseley and
other club volunteers, the center will
bs located at Costa Mesa's McNally
School, 1901 Newport Blvd.
Hours are 3 to 5 p.m. betlnnlni
Monday and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. June
17 through the end of the summer.
Employers wishing to place tffns may earn 642"°474.
aloo.a UM Cl'llt Shows mJdway.
Tonilbt's bis attraction for . rtek
music aficionados and more sedate
toe-taj)pers will be tbe Battle of the
Banda, set for 7 o'dock onstage iJI
Costa Mesa Park. Chief judge will be Dick Dale, Wbo
)
Fish Fry Events Sch~ule
Rtrt ii 101aa&'s on tap for Orcmoc Coat rtnin&a tolao tOUl .und the
23rd Annual COlfa ¥t1a·N~ Htwbor LWnl Cltab 1111' '"'ad Con.iwl
btginning l'ridav mgM:
PllUDAY
5:30 p.m ..................... Stan servlna Flab Dinnen
8 p.m. . ..... , . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C-arnival, Rldea
7 p.m ......••....•....................... lland ~teat
SATURDAY
10 a.m ...•••••••••••••...•••. Carnival, Ezhlbits. Ridel
10:1> a.-m. ••••••••••••••••••.............. s.llioar' Para
• Nooa. . . . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Start ~ Jl'llb DiDllll'I
1 p.m. . . . . . • • • • . • • • • • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . V1liola ~
l :• p.m. ................ 1t11board Cuttln. Accoldlonl
3 p.m. . .....•...••••••••..... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1>1-a'Wllll
4:15 p.m •..•.•.••...••••........... I>olotby Jo~
5:31) p.m. t t t t ft ft t t t It t t ft t t I t t 0 0 It t t t • • o 1 o tot t Drawtna
e:15 p.m ..................... Square Rluer•. Danceri
7:15 p.m ........................ Wlnner Of Band Cont.eat
8 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Drawtac
· SUNDAY Noon .......................... Carnival, Exbtbita, Rldea
Noon ...•••.••.•••••••.....•• Start HrVin& Fllll ~
1 p.m ............... _ .................... Beau:=t
1 p.m. . .•.•.•..••••••.•••.•.......•.. , . Villon s p.m. .....•••••••••••••...... ;I" • • • • • • • • • • • Baby Conta
\
4:15 p.m ................. P01ynelian Dancer.Lokelanl
5:30 p.m. •...•••••••••••.•••................... Drawln&
8: 15 p.m. ......................... Arlee Hiibee Dancen
1 p.m •.....••••••••••••••••••.. Drawtni for Grand Prla
p,.... r.,e J
SCORPION SEARCH . • •
Atlantic along the approaches to Nor•
folk where the sub had been due on
Monday.
"Now that an intensive search in
that area has not produced evidence
of the Scorpion's presence, an exten·
slve search of the deep waters aJon&:
her projected track baa bei\ID and the
number of forces assigned has l>ffn
reduced 1 to the number required ·for
this new type operation," Schade sald.
''At the same time, however, prep-
arations are under way to commence
concerted search in the second logi-
cal shallow water area south of the
Azores in the vicinity oi Cruiser Banks
and Irving Banta: This area ii also
along Scorpion's projected path."
lt was in that area that the Navy
last communicated with tbe sub on
May 23.
In nplJ to a queatlon, Scbade ac·
knowledged that the NaYJ dkl not
know where the sub wu. ·~we have
reelly oot a ol~." • •
There hh been no time Umlt set on
continuing the search but Schade in-
dicated that if nothing ii found within
about 10 daya the effort would be cut
back more.
"We will 10 on for at least another
10 days," . be said. "If ·we find any·
thing to go on, we wut continue even
alter that." He said it would take
week• for the five destroyers and five
submarl.net combing the 2,4.()0.mlle
submarine corridor to the AJOres to
complete their miul~
Schade said a deep diving bell ca·
pable of eomg down 1,000 feet and a
mlnlature submarine called "deep
diver" were being taken to tbe Azores.
DAILY PILOT
GUN PLAY NOTED IN NEWPORT
Residents of the 2200 block of West
Ocean Front in Newport Beach -
recently claimin~ police harassment
-apparently think if they can't see
you they can't bug you.
Police said one street lilht has been
r
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hit by IUDflre which left • slag insl~e
the lamp part.ion, notlnt that a nearby
parklq meter also showed dentl due
to l\IDPllY. Dama&• to the city pro-
perty ii about '24, 1nftltleator1 Wei
today.
Truly H exception•! clHllr
v1lu•. Av•il1bl• in • lerg•
s4'1•ctlon of f1brlca •ntl viftylt.
Don't mi•• •11 opportunity like
thie.
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M MYS MO MiWWW-LOMI• W AYAIAal OM AFNOm W
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MINNE!
Eutene McC•rthy I
Fun(
occ
"We 've made ii
we've got to get hom
Dave Grant, coacl
Coast Coll'!ge crew
compete next mor.th
championships at Syr
that a public fund dJ
collected •1.000.
·'That get.a us the1
back," Grant said. "I
to be hung up :n Peo: occ. after winnin@
championships in Se.
month, was invitet. t•
Intercollegiate Row
championships In Syr
The Pirates had used
food in Seattle. ho1
spects looked grim .
A public rund dr
week by citizens of t
area has thµs far net
Reaga1
By Lib
WASHINGTON CAI
Society. a Republic1
policy group; fired a
at Gov. Ronald Rear
him ''unqualified for
requiring a high
ministrative
responsibility."
The charge wall in
companying a main
The principal docu
into the politics but
i1cathlng 24-page crit
attitudes and perfos
areas d public .affa
Atheist P
Radio Pr•
Atm~. Tex. I
Madalyn Murray C
Supreme Court suit i
a ban on pra_yers and
RIJblic schools. said •
purchMed time ?n ar
tlon for a series
atheism. Mrs. O'Hair said 1
contract with radio
air weekly program
year. The radJo It
Preaideot Johmon's I
she blld purctiased t
the prognms would
day.
H7ja
$500,()(J(;
MINNESOTA SENATOR CAMPAIGNS IN WATTS £ueene McCarthy Draws Admlrint l oolc f rom Boy at Will R•n Park
Fund Hits Sl ~600
OCC Crew Needs $900 More
"We've made it to Peoria. Now
•e've got lo get home."
Dave Grant, coach of the Orange
oast Coll~ge crew which hopes to
ompete next mor.th in the national
hampionsh.ips at Syracuse, N.Y .. sajd
lat a public fund drive thus far has
ollected Sl,600.
"That gets us there and part way
ack," Grant sald. "But I'd sure hate
1 be hung up :n Peoria."
OCC. after winning the West Coast
iampionsh.ips in Seattle earlier this
1onth. was invitet. to compete in the
1tercolleglate Rowing Association
'lampionships in Syracuse June 12-15.
he Pirates had used their last S60 for
1od in Seattle. however. and pro-
>ects looked grim.
A public fund drive sta_rted last
·eek by citizens of the Orange Coast
rea has thus far netted $1,600 toward
the S'l,500 the crew needs to go.
"We've sent in our entry fet>," Grant
said , ''and we're ready to go.''
Grant has had the Pirates on the
water practicing every mornfog and
evening, and has been conducting in·
formal races with the UCLA varsity,
whkh is also going back to the IRA.
The two teams are going together to
get a group rate on the transportation.
"The response of the commuruty has
simply been amazing," Grant said. "I
can't say how much the oarsmen ap-
preciate it. They truly feel that the
community is behind them 100 per-
cent."
Persons wishjng to contribute to the
fund may do so by sending any
amount to the Orange Coast College
Foundation. 2701 Fairview Road.
eo.ta Mesa. All contributions are tax
deductible.
Reagan Harshly Criticized
By Liberal GOP Group
WASHINGTON CAP) -The Ripon
ociety. a Republican · restarch and
olicy group; fired a 16,000-;w~d salvo
l Gov. Ronald Reagan today rating
im "unqualified for any national post
?quiring a high degree of ad-
1 i n i s t r a t i v e or diplomatic'
esponsibility."
The charge was in an editorial ac-
ompanying a main repor;t.
The pri1tci~I document did not ·go
ito the politics but .amounted to a
cathing 24-page critique of Reagan's
ttitudes and performance In mos:
reas ol public.affairs from his • ad-
'theist Planning
Rad.io Program
AllST~. Tex. (UPI) -Mrs.
fadaJyn Murray O'Hair. who se
.upreme Court suit in 196.1 resulted in
. ban on praxers and Bible readings in
rt.1blic schools. said Thursdt.y she had
:Urchased time on an Aui;lin radio sta-
lon for a series of programs on
1thci.ml.
Mrs. O'Hair said she had signed a
ootract with radio st.at.ion KTBC to
lir weekly programs for at least a
iear. Tbe radio ltation. owned by
•resident Johnson's family, confirmed
he had purchased the time and said
be programs would begin next ~on-my. I
mirustration at home to his stand on
the Vietnam war.
A Reagan spokesman c,omment.ed on
the report by saying "the governor
has been attacked by exb'emist groups before and never pays any at-
tention to them."
The paper described Ripon as an
orgaruzation ordinarily oriented to
issues rather than candidates, and
pointed out It has sajd it would not en-
dorse either former Vice President
Richard M. Nixon nor Gov. Nelson A.
Rockefeller for the R e p u b I i c a n
presidential oonlination prior to the
national convention.
Reagan is regarded as an undeclar-
ed aspirant for the GOP nomination.
The Ripon editorial c o n c I u d e d
Reagan also is unqualified for a vice
presldeotial run. It said a tie-up with
Reagan would deprive Nixon of people
in the left wing of his party. who
•·guard the gates of an electoral ma· jority."
Talk of a Rockefeller-Reagan com-
l>ination endangers the New York
l?OVernor's popularity before the con
venllon. the editorial said.
The main paper quoted Reagan a.'
indicating unfamiliarity with the
status of major elements of his slate
legJslative proeram.
It concludes Rupn sees himseU as
the ''publtc me, the communkator or
ideas. the IMll reeponsible for settlng
the basic thrust and direction of
goverement, but he would rather
for1et the details ol foYttnment."
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Frlct.y, M,y .31, 1'68 OAllV NLO'r ,
. ~' Humph~ey --..-...--...;... Needles
Wants Veep Lo Join McC arthy Debate
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Sen.
Robert F. KeMedy says he'U be tbe~
ao,yway, but he's still tryin1 to needle
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey
into joining hls televised debate with
Sefl. Eugene J . McCarthy.
Thousands wbo greeted Kennedy on
a wtllslle·stop tour of the San Jeaquin
Valley Thursday heard him re.r Utt
telegram he had sent to Humphrey
urging h.im to participate in the S.tur·
day night program.
Ev~n when Kennedy learned that
the man he regards as his chief rival
for the Democratic p r e s i d e n t J a 1
nomination was to be in Arkanau and
Minnesota that day, he insisted that all
• was not lost. Kennedy said modern
electrorucs could bring Humphrey lnto
the debate on a split screen from
Arkansas or Minnesota. '
Kennedy has revised hi11 schedule ln
order to gain time to prepare for the
American Broadcasting Co. puel
show. Instead of flyinJ( to Los An1eles
tonight as planned. he will remain in
the Bay area. The program will
origi nate from a San Francisco
Fullerton Man
1st Holida y
Road Victim
.OranstP County's contribution to the
Memorial Day weekend highway death
toll stood at r today after It wa!!
determined tha a HuntingtQQ Beach
m;rn killed Wednesd~y night was not
judged a traffic fatality.
The coroner's report Thursday
showed that Edward Henry Fritz, 60,
of 21752 Pacific Coast Highway had
J96A
80
Connty Traffic
Death Toll
19417 ,.
suffered a heart attack before his auto
sl ammed into a tree on Main Street
north of Huntington Avcn11t>.
Fritz. who died on his 60th birthday.
w<Js dead on arrival at Huntington
lntercommunity Hospital.
'.J'he county's first traffic fatality of
the weekend was Pedro R. Soliz. 25, of
Fullerton who 5\J<:cumbed early this
morning from injuries suffered In a
budon collision.
Fullerton police said Soh7. ap·
parently drove across thP center line
on South Ramon Street and stru ck a
car driven by Henrietta Ke mp. :l.1. of
Anaheim . She "'.as reported in
satisfactory condition todsy i n
Anaheim Memorial Hospital.
Jn another fatal accidcnt just 48'l
feel north of the county line on Brea
Canyon Road . Arlington T. Harvey. 57,
o( Diamond Bar was killPd Thursday
night when his car went out of control
and plunged into a drainaJ(e ditch . He
was dead on arrival al St. Jude
Hospital in Fullerton.
Action Co uncil
Seeking Aides
The QimmunHy Action Qiunc1l o{
Orange County ls seeking a manpower
director and a job development
specialist.
Applications for both positioni; must
be in by June 17.
The director is responsi ble for car-
rying out manpJwer traininJ( ar·
tivities. admjnistering a work ,.,.
perience program and developin~ nPw
career positions. pl\ls related dulic~
A collegr. degree plus two years PX·
pe rience in oppqrtunity progra111~ 1 •
desired. Qualifyidg experience may hP
substituted for the required educat ion.
The position pays S231 per week.
The position of job developmt>nl
specialist pays $109 per week part
time. It includes interviewing. and
on-the-job training.
High school graduation and onP
year's pejd experieooe for a com·
munity service orpnizatlon.
telPv1s1on i;lucl10. 1
lln11l he lost to McCarthy Tuesday in
thP Orei:on primary. Kennedy had
been ignorin" his opponent's daily
challcn11cs to join him before the cameras
Orcl!on boosted McCarthy's stock at
l\cnncd) ·~expense and suddenly made
ii harder lo say no to a debate.
The ARC network announced the
pair would meet on a one-hour
telPcas1. en lilied ''Issues a o d
Answt>rs: A Special 'R eport,'•
originating from KGO·TV in San Fran-
<'•~c-o.
It will be seen alive across three-
fourths or the nation -at 9:30 p.m. in
the F:ast. 8:30 p.m. in the Central
~tatr~ and 7:30 p.m. in the Mountain
state~. In the Western time zone a
lapcd broadcast will be shown a~ 9:30 p.m. ,
Mettnwhile McCarthy. Is striving to
increase his support among Negro
\'Olen; in California's presidential
primary. a race he calls "the im·
portant test" of his campaign for the
Democratic nomjnation.
Despite that assessment o r
Tuesday's contest. McCarthy srud he
wasn't ttoing to match Sen. Robert F.
Kennedy's indication that he would
drop out of the presidential race if defeated here.
McCarthy campaigns today in San
Oiego, Burbank and Pasadena.
Whatever happeJis in Cali!ornfa. the
Minnesota senator said Thursday, "we
will carry our issues to the conll,S!ntion
in Chicago and we will carry our
issues beyond th~ convent.ion.''
Kennedy scored heavily amonJ(
minority group voters in winning two
earlier primaries, notably the one in
Indiana on May 7.
McCarthy said, however. that he
believes he has been gaining strength
among Negro voters.
At a raJly in thf' heavily Negro
Watt11 section of Los A n g e I e s ,
McCarthy defended Black Power,
crilicited the House of Represen·
tatlves for excludin~ Adam Clayton
Powell and said he han a 20-year
record of support for civil rights and
allied legislation.
Memorial Day Traffic
Deaths Behind '67 Pace
By llnlted Pren lnternatfon1l
The nation's Memorial Day holiday
weekend traCfic deaths crept upwilrd
toward 150 today. The pace wa~
behi nd last Yl!ar·~ record toll.
1Jhe National Safety Cou ncil said this
Appre ntice (Jasl!Jes
Have Few Negr oes
WASHINGTON (UPll ~The Labor
Oepartment says about 2 7 5 . O 0 0
persons wer.e~.J!.ndergoing apprentice
training in the United States at the
beginning or 1968 but only 2.7 percent
of them were Negroes.
In a report Thursday. the depart·
mcnt said the number of apprentices
in non-government p r o g r a m s ,
operated Jointly by labor and manage-
ment or only by mana1ement with no
~ovemment assiflance, waa t b e
hllhe&t ln l9 yea.rs.
year's pact> for the four-day holiday
weekend was slightly behlnd last
year's. when a record 600 persons died
nn the hi1thways during the four days,
The council has estimated ~m
p:>rsons will die on the nc\tlon · s ads
this weekend . .
A United Press International count
showed at l~ast 217 persons dead in
traffic since the holiday began at 6
p.m. local time Wednesda y.
THE BREAKDOWN
Traffic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J!t-t
Orownlngs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SG
Planes ........ , .................. · 3
Mls~llaneous . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . .. . . . 28
Te>lal ............... , . . . . . . . . . . !81
Califomfa led the 1fl'lion with 24
deaths. Pennsylvania counted 18 and
New York 14.
The worst reported a<.-<:ident was
near New Kensington. Pa .. where six
persons died when their car strU<:k a
utility pole alon~ Pennsylvania 56.
Two men having a fist fight in the
middle o( U.S. 96 near Pineland. Tu.,
were killed whea •car 1t.uck them.
Y or\la Cemetery
Restoration Work
Now Under .way
First lep tow*'li restoration GI
Orangt County'S llistoric Yo r b a
Cemetery was taken this week when
the Yorba·Placentla Heritage Society
presented a check to Supervisor
William Phillips.
The cemetery. locaW!d 11outh of the
city of Yorba Linda near the Riverside
fo'reeway. bas long been abandoned
and subject to rajds by vandals.
Phillips sPearheaded the movement
to restore ttie shrine which l~ burial
place for many of the county's pioneer
residents. .
Phillips sajd the S2SO donated was a
start and. he hoped, an encourage·
ment to other groups aod Individual&
to contribute to the project.
The county took ti~le to the land
from the Catholic Archdiocese to pro-
vide a vehlde fot· the resloraUon.
Silverwoods Fashion Island , t
invites you to "Focus on Father'~ In
Janzten Swimwear past and pr~ent
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H7jackers S~ort Chang~d Silverwoods is pleased to present the first
showing of a rare collection of Janzten
swimwear past: Original one and two-piece
suits and sketches by famed artists, Varga
and Petty dating back to the early '20's
$500,000 Dimei to Dollars Dilemma Due to Depreci.at.e
G~rge Wublnstoft Bridie Into Man· ' ..
hattan and then O¥el' Ute Tbrogs NPrk · '•
Bridge Into~. 11Jd Depew, whn
added he waa too frilJ'ltened to s a)
anything 1t the IOU booUls. r n Qllllu, the drtYft aakl. he was
tden from .... tnc:t ... put in tht'
a.ck ..t of -of a. cm1. They -,_.a ... rtda, ~ l&Jd. HP -.. a.J ...,.. ll'Cllmll q... then .,....,... .. na ..... ,....,.they
~---I lftO¥ie IDd Witched part of the tum.
Wltl\ I W11'11.. ht would be kllJed •
If he tried~ ...... mtn let f)p.
pew io 1t EeOp.a, a community with Jen thu a ~ reeklentt, the driver
said. Dept• .._ • .,,..,.._ Gerarrf
Henne. who a ftnt C'09ld ftOC beUew th.at ..,,.,.,. .. thlt .... CCNld be
robbed of • balf mw. dDl.lart.
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will be on display in our ~1oreand windows.
• From our Janzten collection present: The
Harpoon -elasticized faille shorts in blue
or olive. 7.00 The Boxer-Dacron• polyester I
cotton poplin with hardware buckle. Blue or
gold. 1.00 Cotton terry hip length jacket
with two handy pockets.')Vhite. 1.00
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~b,......~ssur-111 .._ • ...,.,.,.. It Almaden
~nau1 jail wt ol SID JOH, to
DI 1111 •lllf• bottle and spotted o wat8rpnof ammun!tion boxes
tlll wter. They contained $20,·
0 la .. , ten and twenty dollar
• ••• ID coan&erfeit.
n. Sulla D.meniulc, 45, admires
~ 20tlt. child, Lila Marie, taho
tigMd m at Sinai Hospital i1l De·
oit, Miclt.., at 7 lb1., 11 oz., at 12:01
m., Mar 25. Lila eoeud UJ> the
ore in tM Of1Mniuk Jamilr which
JO bOJP mad 10 girll. Mrs. Dem,.
uk, who tDG.f married m 1941, is al·
' tM grmtdmothn of three. • "I wouldn't want to be in those
Jys' aboel. They picked the wrong
le to hit:• DetectiH Sgt. Nonun
arvls said 11 Princeton, N.J. Police
?gan investigating the theft of
14,000 in jewel• and valuables
• Plumber'' Dec•lvatunte. Und-
om the home of S.muel "Sam
· federal indictment in an alleg-
1 attempt to 1bakedown gamb-
rs, Decalvalcante, 55, is reputed
ew Jeney leader of the Cosa Nos-
a crime syndicate.
' . Mrs. Janice Fay, leCl'ttary for a
'1ance company in a.e,enne,
'vo. tempered her eomplllnt to :'ic~ about the armed blnctlt who
•Peved her office of more than
~10 in caah Tuesday. "He wu Vf!T'J
n'ite," she said. "Alter binding my
rd s and legs with acb!ltn tape, ~ asked me if I wanted him to let
1yone know about me. Aad be
oscd the door cuetully behind
im when he lelt." • When Mu"lf __ ~ldaen, a jun·
1r at Reedley fflCb School In Sin
:l.aquin Valley, wanted advice on
is campaign for 1tudent body preli·
0 nt, be went ri"'t to the top_ Don-
'-4CIOtl wrote to P....w.nt Johnton
-~ng advice on running for the
~st. The President, through a
Vbite HpUM aide, replied tening
>onalcbOn to follow his Johnsoo
:1t1 High School sractuation class
notto, "Giff to U\e world tbe best
'OU have and Ile belt will come
1aclt to ,ou." Donaldson, a straight
'A" atudent, used the letter in his
:ampaign and won the election by
landslide, setting 75 percent of
be vote. · • • Chicago dealer Kint C. Hostlclc
>aid $190 at the Hamilton Galleries
~uction in New York Wednesday
·or a license. It wu issued in Mun-
ch in 1927 to Ad4)f Hitler for his
;erman Shepard dog, Wolff.
Be~arreciian Cit11.
Health Problem·
Threatens Poor
W ASH1NGTON (UPI) -The poor
citizens of Resurrection. City today
slogged into aoothef day amone grow-
ing fean for the health of the shan-
tytown residents.
Rain, for the 11th day of the last 14.
Thursday again created problems for
the Poor People's Campaign. But the
Rev. Ralph David Abernathy, leader
LBJ Agreeable
To $6 Billion
Spending Cut
JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (AP)
President Johnson has reluctantly
agreed to accept a '6 billion cut in
government spenc:Ung in order to get
the tax increase he thinks vital to the
nation's economy.
His decision to bow to Congress'
budget~utting after nearly two years
of bettling for a 10 per cent income tax
surehE.rge was disclosed at a
Memorial Day news conference at the
LBJ Ranch.
The Presklent said the tax increase
was urgently needed to stave off econ<>·
m.ic chaos. But be previously con-
~ any budget slash exceeding $4
bUUon would be against the national
int«ut.
Now, the chief proponent of the t6
billion speodiDg cut. chai:rman Wilbur
D. Mills, D-Ark., of the House Ways
and Means Committee, predicts the
Presideot's move . ilSsures q u I c k
passage for the tu bill when it comes
up for House vote June 12.
House Republican Leader Gerald R.
ford seemed to agree.
"I am very pleased that the P«si-
dent agrees a reductioo of this
magnitude is a good compromise witb
his JO per cent tax increase," Ford
said.
The Senate ab"eady has ~ssed a bin
packaging the President's tax bill with
a '8 bllllon ependine cut.
West,ern Union
Strike Slated
For Saturday
WASHING TON (AP) -Leaden ol
the c.ommerd~elegraphers Union. AFL-CIO, today ordered a mike
against Western nion to begin at
12:01 e.m. EDT Satllrday.
"I don't think they're going to
operate very much," union president
E. L. Hageman said of the telegraph
compay. "We went on strike in 1968
for two days and they didn't send very
many telegrams.''
Bateman Mid the union's national
negotiating board voted to call the
ftlkout to cclincide with the expiration
of the current contract after they ex·
arnlned the company's latest offer
Tbunday night and found it "iDluf·
ftdeat."
'!be union oflicial said the cru
repreeeatl 22,000 Western Union
employn throughout the nation. with
the exception of New York City, where
the warkers belong to the Com·
munlcationl Workers of America,
AFL-CIO.
Hat"eman said the union is asking an
acroa·tlle-board wage increase of 7
percent each year for two or three
yea-s, depending on length of con·
tract. The eompeny, he said, has ol·
fered raises over three years of 4 per-
cent, 4" peYCent and 5l/• percent.
The average hourly pay under the
-present contract, be s~. ia rz. 78.
.,
of I.he march,,aid the foQI WMtber
would not driv the poor •1'11·
"We are prepued to stay hen la the
rain and the mud,·· he aaid.
Mrs. Carretta King, widow el the
slain civil right! leader, allo refUMd
to let the incessant rah,. dlnnaJ ber.
"We have a great job to do," lbe said
as a thunderstorm broke ap a
Memorial Day concert at UM U.CO..
Memorial. "We have to save the ..
lion."
The raln has delayed the ean-.
struction of better sanitation and "'
drainage facilities at the m~t
tered camp. This has oven rile to
fears ol serious health prabllma
among the hut city's residenta.
One demonstrator, a Y1ct1m of
d1abetes , has died. Volunteer ~.
working at the camp have exprtaed
fear that others who need treatment
might not be getting it.
One of the volunteer doctors said to-
day the danger of epidemics of 1uch
diseases as typhoid or dysentery was
"v~ high."
And Abernathy said I.he Rev. Jesse
Jackson, city manager of Realir-
rectioo City. is suffering f r o m
pneumonia and doctors fear othen in
the camp are similarly afflicted.
Or. Murray Grant, the top health of.
licer of the District of Columbia. said
he is keeping a close watch on health
conditions at the camp. Washington
health officials over I.he holiday were
··at least considering" cloling the
camp, according to one official.
Although the rain forced can-
cellation of the concert by the Nati011al
Symphony at whic.h Mrs: Kini was to
narrate Aaron Copland'• "Portrait of
Lincoln." the marchers JNld their big-
gest demonstraUon ytt.
More than 1,000 demonstrators
marched throuP ~ly • m p t Y
downtown streets · to p r o t e s t
"genocidal" govemment food policies.
The Rev. Andrew Y oun1 told a news
conference that the purpose of the
march was to denounct policies in·
tended to "kill off" the o.atloa's poor.
Conspiracy Trial
Resumes Today
Following Recess
BOSTON (AP ) -The flrst o( the
defendants to take tbe at.and. Yale
Cbapla1n William Sloene Coffin Jr. has
testified he and Dr. Benjamin Spock
scarcely knew each ()(her at the time
they are charged with starting con-
spiracy agaln!lt the draft.
Coffln tokl an all-male jury 1n U.S.
District Court that he "exchanted a
few words" with the pediatridlll al a
11166 rally of the Committee for a Sane
Nuclear Polley In New York.
Coffin said he did not 1ee the 116-
year-okl Spock again until Aqust
lM'T, wt.en the government charges
. the consplracy started. Coffin. 43.
te1tified he had not met the other
three codefendant& at the time.
The chaplain teltified Wednesday
before the trt.l was recessed for
Memorial o.y. It resumes today.
1"e five defendants are accused or
conspiring to -'d, abet and counsel
youths to avoid tbe draft. Maximum
penalty Is a flft·year prison term end
•10,000 fine.
On trial with Coff1n and Spock are
MltcbelJ Goodman, 44, New Y orlc
wrbr and teacher; Michael Ferber.
23, Harvard graduate student. and
Marcus Raakl.n, 34, a Washington
research director.
Spock, Goodman .00 Ferber also
are scheduled to testily. No com-
mitment has been made by his lawyer,
Calvin Bartlett. for Raskin to testify.
Weather Violent in Midwest
Wet Weather Spoils · Holiday in Much of Nation
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Turtle TroulJle "
Two year old Brad Haines, of Bountiful, Utah, cuts still alive and they hope Bract will be able to ,.;.
a woeful glance at doctors after seeln1 X-ray of it tbrou&h bis syltem. ellminatin1 the need ~ -.
live turtle in .his stomach (arrow). Brad swallowed gery. Turtle is shown in held-on poaition ln X-ray. .
the turUe because he was mad. at his s'i•ter. Doc-Another X,ray of a similar turtle is seen juat left et
tors in Salt Lake.City Hospital say that the.turtle is Brad's face.
2 More Hearts Swit~hed ·
Operatwm in Canada, Argentina Bring ·Total to 19
By U•Hecl Preti l1Mnatie1tal
Two more heart tramplants were
pel'formed today -in Canada and
Argentina -bringing to 19 the
number of patients who have un-
dergone such operations.
In Montreal, Albert Murphy. 58. a
father of two-, r~ived the heart of
Mrs. Gerhard Rondeau. 38, mother of
four, shortly after she succumbed to a
cerebral hemorrha~e. He was the
18th transplant patient.
The 19th, Antonio Enrique Serrano.
47, was operated on at Modelo Clink
in· Buenos Aires. The donor was
Emilio Tomasetti, als-0 47, victim of a
stroke.
Serrano was reported in &ood con·
dition. Doctors at the Montreal
Institute of Cardiology who ]>er{onned
Canada's first transpla!lt reporte<i the
r.2w heart in Murphy's chest was
"beating at a satisfactory rhythm."
Serrano and Murphy joined seven
other patients who remain alive after
receiving new hearts. Most promineot
among them is Dr. Philip Blaiberg. 53.
a South African dentist who was
operated on at Cape Town last Jan. 2.
Serrano was Latin Amer;c.a'a sebond
recipient of a new heart.
Joao Ferreira da Cunha, 23-year-old
cowhand, recelve:l a new heart in an
operation Sunday in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
He was reported in good condition to-
day.
Murphy, a butcher who had wHered
three dellbit.ating heart attacks In the
\Mt 10 1ears, ,... operated Oft by a
~ Of 12 doctors in less than four
hours. 'l'he ltlcineys ol hia donor were
b'ansplanted into an unidentified nd-
pjent.
Among tbe other livin1 heart
lratl!iplant patients are three in the
United States -John Fierro, M, an
Elmont, N. 'I., used car 1alt1man. wbo
was operated O:! In Houston on Ma1
22; Everett C. Thomas, 47, of Pbotaix.
Ariz .. operated on in Houston on May
3, and Joseph G. Klett, 54, Of 0ran1e.
.Va .. who received a new heart in Ricb-
roond , Va., last Saturday. ·
England's first tl'anaplant pa6ent.
Frederick West. 45, a buslneMJ:nu
who received a heart -May 3, wu
reported to be making pod _prop'eu,
n ,.., the Rev. Jean-Marie BouletM.
46, a Rom. Ca~ prielt. 1'bo WU
operated oe lla7 l2 tn Psll.
STARTS .IUNE 1
CABLE .JETS.
ORANGE COUNTY
TO LOS ANGELES. .
EVERY HOUR. •J.98 I • • ,
· 22 smooth mlnutH to L.A. lntemationar, Hourly .. rvic•. Jn th•
mesnfflcent 20 pe ... n.., Cable Jet.
Don't drtv• to LA-You Wor\'t fincl a
over the freew.ys With C.~•·
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LOUISVILLE, IC
-Al'Nltl • lA>
West .£nd climbed
than • today .. p
~ Ntcn> I
tried to cept with I lootine .. iloll
cidents ot mipillg.
Police, trytnc 1
wltbout the belp of
Guardsmen, arrest•
100 perS011s, inch1
juven i les , l
predominantly Ne1
tioo durin& a I
period eDdinc at
Thursday.
Most were char1
cUorde?Jy C 0 D 41
breach of peace.
Two leaders of ti
Unity League of Ke1
militant group com
teenagers a.nd youn
were among seven
when poUce sto
seven-car caravan
from the West End
~ast section of tbe c
men, Sam Hawkins
Robert Sims, 21,
charged 1with br·
peace.
The trouble dw
fourth consecutive
racial diaorder in
came clespite a
calm from the mOI
teen-ager killed
violence.
''We appeal to e
to stop this diaord4
other mothers anc
sufier as we art
James Groves told
conference.
VietC
Rev ea
SAIGON (AP) -
cond highest ran)
Cong ever to defe
news conference t
enemy would keep tackl Oil South ,
cities to fmJJl"O"
Vietnam's negiotiat
tM Paria-tAIM.
Phan M. May 7
Cam bod
To Char
Soldiers
PHNOM PENl
bodia (AP) - 1
bodian gov....,
today an Almeria
atainst hntlr'iSonm U.S. soldlen ca
aboard a Pbilippit
i..o the Mekong Del4
A Cambodian DI
Australian Emba
said Washiogton'a
for .release of
military policem
"unacceptable."
The note said 4111
would be ®-gee
legal .mect tDtl
cordMce wHll c
lews.
It mooe no refer
offer In a g o v e 1
newspaper by C
chief of state,
Norodom Siballi
releue tlle two ar
A. Tetter and I
·' Lebmumn of t Milibry Police Oo retunt for two ••to be Uled for C
alflculbral deve
In Washington
ne,.ninent Nici
wcsn 't official.
Cmnbodia bM D
rill the Unite
~ ii repl'e9e
by AUltnlia. On .. ., 2S, tbe
EmbMI)' p89leCl
Cambodia pa:
American protest tbat tile two mm• to Cmibodian ,,.
due to "a Mvif1
l"GI' ...
Tbt Cambodian
lbe llllip "palled
risible CambodM
poet oa tbe rlvei
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP)
-Arnita in Lc>uilville's
West .tad climbed to more
than 4ll 1oda1 u police -90hmt.ter Negro manba1s
tried to cape with scattered lootlnc ... ilolated in-
cidents ol sniping ..
Police, trytq to work
without the help of National
Gurdamen, arrested about
100 persoos, including 20
juveniles, Jn tbe
predominantly Ne&ro sec-
tion durinc · • nine-hour
period ~ at midnitbt
Thursday.
Most were charged with
dborderl1 c o a d 11 c t or
breach of peace ..
Two leaders of the Black
Unity League of Kentucky, a
militant group composed of
teenagers aJld young adults.
were among seven arrested
when police stopped a
seven-car caravan heading
from the West End into the
~ast section of the city. Both
men, Sam Hawkins, 25, and
Robert Sims, 21 , w ere
cherged 1with breach of
peace.
The trouble during the
fourth consecutive night of
racial disorder in the city
came despite a plu for
calm from the mother of a
~n-ager killed in t b e
violence.
''We appeal to everybody
to stop this disorder before
other mothers and fathers
suffer as we are," 'IV.rs.
James Groves told a news
conference.
Arms to Jordan
By UPI
Viet Cong Deserter
Reveals Strategy
Reliable sources in Am-
man said today the United
States began airlifting arms
and ammunition to Jordan
this week amid mounting
fears of a ~w Israeli attack
on the Arab state.
The resumption of U.S.
arms shipments, suspended
siooe last June's war, coin-
cided with p e r s i s t e n t
reports of an Israeli troop
of Britain that the British
were maintaJning contacts
with the Soviet Union over
the Mideast peace ntission
or United Nations Envoy Dr.
Gunnar Jarring. An Egyp-
tian newspaper reported
in Cairo earlier in the week
that Britain a11d the Soviets
would make a new Mideast
peace proposal.
SAIGON (AP) -The se-
cond highest ranking Viet
Cong ever to defect told a
news conference today the
·enemy would keep up bis at-
t.aclu on 8outb Vietnam'•
cities to improve North
Vietnam's negotiating band
~~aria~ Ph.a Mau, 38, Ma7 7 after bis
Cambodia
I
To Charge
Soldiers
regiment got orders to fight buildup on the occupied west
bank of the Jordan River. in the second offensive this Observen; recalled Israeli
year against Saigon. Defense Minister M o s h e
He said the cutTent Com-Dayan'a warnings Monday
munlat strategy "consists of that he would hit back bard
at Arab countries sup. a very long schedule com-porting anti-llraell com·
poeed ol many off~lves. · · rnando groups.
all aimed at supportlng the AMllough U.S. and Jorda· ~being held in Paris." nian o!Cicials in Amman
'.'The presence of North declined to c o m m e n t •
Vietnamese troops in the reliable reporu said huge
So .......... clear to everyone." U.S. cargo pJanes. have been
\Ra • lancHDg at the Amman -Jae laid. But the denial of Airport at the r'8te of one or
that at the Paris talks "has two a day for the past
diAdvantages." several days.
"It creates d i s b e I i e f The shipments are believ-
Israel bas insisted on
direct negotiatioM wlth the
Arab states It defeated in
last June's war. 'The Arabs
have ~fused to talk until
larael withdraws its forces
from conquered ten-itory.
Man Shoots
Ex-Lebanese
President
amon& the rank and file of ed to be mostly ammunition,
the Viet Cong and among supplies of wti:ich were said BEIRUT < U P I )
,the population of the North. to be running low at-a result Former President Camille
They ask ttlemaelves if of the continued series or Ohamoun, who called in U.S.
PHNOM PENH. Cam· other things the party says fire flgtlts across the Jordan Marines d u r 1 n g the are true or not.'' River bodia CAP) -The Cam-Isra'~ military sources Lebanese Civil War in 1958,
bodian gov___. rejected said their troops fought an was shot and wounded today
today an Mnericm protest t-r •g Fired artillery duel with Jorda-by a young assailant. ~~;n:~p t ~ ':: A1.l1 nJa forces Thurlday night. Tb• e&-year-old politl·
a--d a n..:J.&pplne tu-... .. t It was tbe 40th clash this clan's c o n d i t i o n was
11\>G< c UIU
6 """" F Mir month between the two , in the Mekong DeMa May 20. rOm TOr described as "not serious.'
A Cambodian not.e to the Ii~~ Israelis eaid i n Olamou.n was just en·
Au..tralian FA:nbascy he.ri! LONDON (UPI) -Cecil Jerusalem the Jordanians feting h headquarters of
said Washington's demand King, a man so foreeful shelled the settlements of "''-rJ·•~-Nat 1' on a I for .-1~-of the two ma 8""'"""5 • .,..,,.._., many ttiougbt he owned the YVdena and Ke far Ruppln ,. ,.._._ Part --g military policemen • 1 1 huge newspaper empire he about 18 miles llOUth of the l..t&u.::l al Y .. UCI, a youn
"unacceptable." only managed, WH out of a Sea of Galilee far 30 man ran up and fired three
The note said 4lle two men job today because of an minutes. The lSTaelis said lllots from a pistol. One hit
would be cblrged with ll· editorial attacking Britain's they rett.rned the fire and <hlmoun in the chin and the
legal armed enCry in IC-Labor Government. suataJned no casualties. Two two otben m his ant;!S· oordence with Cambodian King was d J s mi 1 s e d fire fights were reported
Jews. Thursday as chairman of. earlier in the day in the T h e would« assassin
It mc:.de no reference to an the International Publishing Manltlieh area a few miles was seized by party officials
offer in a govern me D t Corp., whose holdings in-to the north. and turned over to police.
newspaper by Cambodia's elude the London Daily Mir· Government sources in Chamoun. who a I w a y s
chief of state, Pr l n c e ror, the largeat-drculation Jerusalem said the Israeli wears a bullet-proof vest, Norodom Sihanouk, t o newspaper in the western ambassador to London had
releue the two men, Jen;y work! with more than 5 been informed by Foreign Wf'S president of Lebanon
A. Tetter and RonaJd J . mJllion copies 90Jd dally. Secretary Michael Stewart ~ 1952 to 1958. Lebrmanft of the aeot.b1.....:=.:.::.:..:..::.~:...:._:....:._....:.___.::..._~~~~-=-~~~~~~~..;_~~--~~~~
MWWy Police Compmy, in
return I« two bulldORn
"to be uaed for Cambodi•
apultural development.."
In WMbiogton the State
Depertment llid tile offer
w&sn 't official.
CMnbodia bail DO reJatiOOI
rill tile United States,
wbk:ll tt Npt eeeated here
by AUltraHa.
On May 25, t1M AmtraHu
EmbMsy ~ GD '9 a.e
camlwlian gcwerWJtWt •
Amtrtc• protest d*>tac that t.be two mmi'1 fllllllJ In-
to Cmnbod:ian .... ••
due to "a navigational •·
l'U' ..
,;,. cambodian note llld
tbe lllip "palled • clm'IJ
vialble CalDbodiml bardlr
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f:JO A.M. TO f:JO '.M.-sATUltDAY 10 A.M. TO' '.M.
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PERHAPS ~
YOU HAVE
READ ....
1bout these projects in the 3Stb Congres·
sional District which Jim Utt has IUCCCSS-
fully expedited for the bcncril of our areal
• Some '4() separate water projects, includ·
ing Del Prado Dam, Fall brook Water
Project, Santa Ana Valley Study, and the
Dana Point Harbor •
• &pansion or permanent facili1ics at El
Toro and Pendleton Marine Corps Bases.
• Signing of ao agreement to build the re-
•olut ionary Bolsa Island Sea Water
Conversion Plant of{ the coast of Orange_
County.
• Completion of the atomic generating
plant at San Onofre.
• Beach ret."<lnstruction at Newport Beach
after ~cstruchon by high tides.
• Ex1ension or the in1crst1te highway sys·
tem involving millions of d?ll~rs in
construction throughout the D1stnct.
• Awarding of additional millions of dollars
io new and continuing defense contracts
for prime a.nd aulx:ontractors through·
out the District.
• Greatly ~panded postal facilities. inclod·
ing. most recently. a new regional office
in Santa Ana. AND MORE I
Vote
June
4tli
...... 11V Utt for C..W Comw• •
&..lllM .. IUl ~T.-
120 f. Fourtft St., Tu1tl11
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~day. May 31, 1968 DAJL~Pll. .. &
Of Manslaughter 1
Congressman Jame~ B. t!tt i~ effective I. Your
Representative's daily mail bnn~ dramatip ~
timony. These e~cerpts• exemplify unsolicited ,
appreciation and recogryition for ~ rare 4?ffec>
liveness. Jim Utt'~ expenence, prestige, semo!itf ..
and influence built up over 16 years m w~
ton augment his integrity and. dedication to bis
elected duty and trust that brings real telU!tl.
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l(Ulnaped Sisters Describe
Terror RUle With Slayer
STOCKTON' (UPI) -Two
teen-.,. ailten told today
bow tbt7 were held hosta4e bf a man with a timnl.JfaJ cu ..... who robbed and kill·
ed two at.ore clerks to set
money for an operation.
ftt girla weN leaving a
downtown psk:ing lot Wed·
a.day when the bandit fled wtth ..,,193 from a clothJng
store wbeft be had killed
the two clerks and wounded
two others. He forced the
sisters to drive him 90 miles
to San Francisco where
91ey were released unharm-
ed.
While being questioned by
Stockton polJct. Ramona
Reynaga, 18. and her 14-
year-old slsttt Lydia said
the lanky gunman threaten·
ed to klU them if police
were notified. He told them
he needed money f<>r sur-
gery on a terminal dJsease
he did not specify.
Me a n w h t I e. policP
throughoot northern Califor·
nia pressed their hunt for
the man. identiiied as Sala-
zar Estolas. 29, of Twitchell
Island. an asparagus cutter
and A former U.S. Marine.
The k11ler walked into the
Some LA Teachers Plan
One-day Walkout Today
clolhln& store Wed.neaday
evening. picked olit tour
items of apparel, Ulen be·
gan shooting at employes
with, a .38-caliber pistol.
Krned-were Pellegrini Chle-
rl , Z4. and Giosut Mariani.
74. Two others received mi·
nor wounds.
'nle robbery. however,
won't finance an operation.
The bandit flung the loot In-
to the rear seat of his cer.
then chan!!ed his getaway
plan, and bolted into the sis·
ter~· automobile.
Injured Boy
Lies 2 Days
On Beach
auatll .. __.) ly PhU lntertancll
"Jt'1 ID Wl'J ~. llut don't vou have U1Wnc .... fo do today?f'
'African
Queen'
Sails Again
SAN Ji'RANCISCO (UPI)
-The "African Queen," the
little lteam 1aundl lut Men
.uwnc intO the depths of
!Ake Victoria in tbe 1952
movie clal&ic which beers
Iler Dime, bu a new life.
The »-foot~ wrived
here "nlurlda, aboard a
freigtUr ~er a ai.x-week
vo)!age frml M o m b a s a ,
Ke n ya , to undergo
refurbiatling and then sail
American waters to rajse
funds for cancer research.
San Francisco
reatiurateur Fred Reeve
· went to Africa when be read
the boat WU for nle. He
feela tbe craft'• newest role
wut be a fittinc one, since
Humpbnj Bosart, the atar ot the movie, died of cancer. L06 ANGELES (UPI) -
Local tall of the American
Federation of Te.chers
(AFT) planned a one.day
walkout from the city's
schools today but school su-
perintendent Jack P. Crow-
tlle'I' says the IChools will be
kept open nevertbeleel.
MONTEREY <UPl)-For -------....-----------
two days, the Pacific aurf
Reeve Mid thet while in
Africa be nlled '3.000 when
he put the "African Queen"
on di.splay for a local cht>ri·
ty.
CzowU. said Tbunday
that men th.-2,500 aublU-
tute teachers would be
st.anding by to take over
classes if the. walkout, first
in the city's history, took
place.
The 2,500-member AJl'1' lo·
cal had called for the walk·
out TUeeday In an effort to
dramatbe its demands for
hi her aa1ariec and the a1option of a lilt of propo·
sals aimed at lmprovlng
parts of the IChooJ system.
The AJ1oclation of Class·
room 1Whers ot Loe Ange -
le1 (ACT-LA). a larger or-
ganization ~eseoting 18, •
000 of the dty s 25,000 tNch·
ers, however, urged teach·
ers to ignore the strike call
The oet1~ of Ule dispute
Is the school board's salary
offer ol a 8 percent across
the boerd inCftJUe and a
12.5 mllliolJ health and ben·
efit prosram.
ACT-LA memben have
~ the waioe boost but
want a lM'ger and broader
health and benefit program,
while the AFT has rejected
both part. of the com pro.
mise package.
The AFT is seeking a 9
percent salary bOost. lncJud·
ed in its list of proposals for
upgrading the school system
are a call for reduction of
the ratio of supervisory to
teacher personnel and the
offering of bilingual i.nttruc·
tion in atH1 w~ then
ani large numben of Mexi·
can-American atudeota.
Tinte to Stop
Big Ben Not for Sale
LONDON (AP) -Sorry.
California -Bia 8ftl 11 not
forlall.
the bouaea of Parliammt.
licked at young Douglas
SmJth as he lay stranded by
back and leg Injuries on a
98Cluded Monteny County
beach.
Smith, 18, of Cupertino.
told rescuers Thunday he
fell hom a l1leep cliff 1bove
the beech ~. He WIS
unable to mow bectuee of
h.is injuries.
At high tide, wavee rolled
OVf!t the teen-age'.
Ke was found at the wa-
ter'• edge 'IblD'Sday by two hi.an. Law officers strug-
gled fOf' two hours to re·
move blm from the small
cow, but 1"n rebuffed by
the ruing· tide. Be finally
WU c.anied out by Navy
helicopter.
The aand-cowred Smith
said he wu trying to scale
the almost vertical 300-foot
precipice at Rock.ey Creek,
14 mUee IOUth of here. when
he fell.
He was taken to a Monte-
rey hoipital, ~ated for
back and leg injuriel. then
transfeorred by ambulance to
a Cupertino h<>spital. His
condition wa1 "satisfacto-
ry.''
Klein Again
Aids Nixon
, SAN DIEGO (AP) -
Herbert G. Klein, editor of
the San Diego Union since
1959. i! taking another leave
to work in Rkhard M. Nix·
on's presidential campaign.
Klein's appoi.aUMnt 1s
N i x o n ' s e<>mmunications
72 Experts Investigate
Cause of Copter Cra~h 3 Children
Found Safe LOS ANGELES <APl -A
team rl 72 ln\lil6tigators is ~ W'Ol'king in 1 Los
~
Moon-like
Landscape
At Amboy
AMBOY (UPI) -The
most "moonllke" spot in the
United States !JI a black scar
on the white sands of
Southern California's Mo-
jave Desert, according to a
team of scientists.
The desolate area is the
rough floor of the centuries
old Amboy. Crater. located
55 miles northeast of Palm
Springs.
Engi.netrs of R y a 11
Aeronautical Co. say the
area not only looks like the
moon, with its jagged crater
lip and eroded inner basins.
but also reflects radar
aiglals at the same level as
the lites surveyed on the
moon by radar aboard the
surveyor moon robots.
The Ryan enameers com-
piled the "radar signatures''
or a dozen moonlike sites in
the United States, including
dry lakes, deaerta and ex-
tinct volcanoes.
Using the Amboy crater.
A n g e I e s lnternational
Airport hangar to learn why
a oommuter h e I i c o p t e r
crashed. killlng 23 persons.
Almost every scattered
piece of the Sikorsky copter
has been recovered and is
undergoing thorough ex-
amination, a spokesman
says.
··Any damage -a crack.
a bend , a separation of parts
-ts suspect," said Dessel
G. Erickson, chief of the Los
Angeles office of the Na-
tional Transportation Safety
Board which investigates
air accidents. It's just as
important to find out what
dido 't happen as what dJd."
DOWNEY (UPO -A
maJSive one-day search for I
three missing youncsters
has ended happily.
The t h r e e . Jacqueline
Rachel Lego. 11. of Beu
Gardens, and her cousin6
Andrew and Peggy Fiest,
11 and 6. of Los Angeles.
were found , tired a n d
hungry but u n h a r m e d •
Thursday near a lo ca I
apartment house after hav-
ing been mlsaing since I
Wednelday afternoon.
Deputies said the children.
who had become lost in the
Downey area while riding
their bicycles, spent the
night under a &t&i.rwell at
the apartments.
Some of the pieces may be Kelp Kill8
sent lo Washingtq,n. D.C ..
tor metallurgical testing. Scuba Diver
A final· report will even·
tually be made. Erickson · VENTURA (UP]) -A
!iaid, but even then It pro-5cuba diver droWMd off Anacapa Ia'8nd Thursday bably will teU only a when he beceme tanited in
"probable cause.'' kelp and a rope thrown from
The helicopter owned by shore by hl1 8-year-old aon
fell short. Loa Angeles Airways was Charles Blair Roper, 32, of
heading for lnt,rnational Sant.a Paula w a s pro-
Air1>orl last May ii whe n it nounced dead after be was
broke apart in the air over taken to Ventura Marina.
Paramount, a city halfway Roper was caught in the
nn the 32-mile fli""t from kelp bed five minutes after
&>• he and three other men
Robert Mellish. Britain's
m.inLlter of public building
and worb. eerit the sad
news today .in a letter tci the
Golden Ages Club o f
Oceanaldt, OW.f.
Members of the club had
writteo to Ule lord mayor or
London noting that Britain
teenled to be ~ng off
cbunkJ of hlatory and uk-
inr w1>ether the club might
buy the great clock above
A miDittry epokeunan
Hid Mellllb. who finally
wound up 1ritlt the letters.
replied politely but firmly
tbllt ''tbe okleat tenior
cltialm m London. 1()8 years
old." ii not up for auction. Bi« Bee • .ckled tM m.inilter ..
''i4 too much a pll't ot Lon-
don fee us to want to l« him
go."
manager was announctd
lllunday.Hehasserved on1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Ryan. will design radar
sensors for the National
Aeronautics and S p a c e
Administration Disneyland. eqtered the water.
'
Long Beech. earn.. 1w
the liner Q°"n Mary and
Lake HaVMU City Am .• is
goinj to get London Bridge.
SEE ONE
Nlxon's past campaigns for
vice presidem, presidel\t
and governor of California
and has been a consultant to I
the formt-r vic.-president
since 1946
OF THE MAGNIFICENT MACHINES
OF THE-
INDY "500"
DISPLAYED IN OUR CAROUSEL COURT
throuib June 5.
REMEDER WE'RE OPEN
WEEKNITES TO 9:30 P.M.
With some stores on Sal.urday 'tll 9:30 p.m.
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Beat Be.t In AAU .
·County Swimmer Wins Honor
SANTA ANA - A n Orance County hllb school
Junior who defeatea the best
in the nation in the recent
MU national championship
swim meet wu bonOted last
week by couaty a~ra.
Gary Hall, IS, of Garden
Grove'• RaDcbo Alamitos
Hip School, won tbe 400
meter Individual medley
race in a lime or 4:10.o7,
which not only smashed the
scholastic record but ls bet-
ter than the college ci1am· pionsltip (NCAA) time for
the race.
Tht> 400 medley consist of
100 meters each o f
backstroke, breaststroke,
butterfly and f r e e a t y 1 e
swimming, Gary's coach
Ralph P. "Flip" Darr ex-
plained.
Rancho Alamitos Higb'a
principal Tracy Strong was
on band to present his prize
swimmer and tell t h e
supervisors that Gary was
also a straight "A" student
SWIMMER HONORED -Gary Hall (second from left) winner of lhe national
cbampionsbip in the• meter medley in the AAU championships was honor-
ed this weet by county auperviaors. Congratulations are offered by {from left)
-Tracy strong, princlP.91 ft Rancho Alamitos High School, Garden Grove, which
Gary attends, supervi.IOr David L. Baker and Gary's coach R. P . "Flip" Darr.
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In Stanton Burglary
STANTON -A juvenile
wu matched o f f a
restaurant roof Thursday by
stanton polb and hil two
.U.ged accomplices were
picked up In Buena Park on
burglary charges.
Jailed on auspicioD-or
burglarlztng A z z a r e ' s
Restaurant on B e a c h
Boulevard were M a r c
Book 1Dealer
Slates Talk
In Anaheim
Buchanan, 18, and Arnold
Ada.ms, 18, both o f
Inglewood and a 17-year-old
boy from Anaheim.
Police aaid when the trio
was observed near the
restaurant early in the ..
morning, oftlcera became
suspicious. They caught the
juvenile on the roof and
picked up the other two in a
Buena Park apartment. The
recovered root wu only $44
in cash.
School Bus
Safety Set
ANAHEIM -J a c ob "School Bus Sa{ety Week"
Zeitlin, Lo8 Angeles book has been t.&t for June 2
dealer. will give the second through June 8 ·by Gov .
11eries of talb on book col-Ronald Reagan.
Sen. James E. Wbebnore lecting Thursday at 8 p.m.. CR-Fullerton) at r on g 1 y
In tile Anaheim Public urges citizens to "exercise
Library. Admiesion is free. greater caution, vigilan~e
The llefies, "Book Collec· and courtesy" than usual.
ton in Orange County," js with particular emphasis on school buses and students. jointly apoDIOl'ed by Friends California operates over
al tbe Library at UC Irvine 10,000 school buses. School
and PatrUsa of the Library bul drivers tr~-one
at o.t Statie Full«ton. million pupils per day, Wlin'• toptc will be maintaining an outManding ''Dlt~ tbe Penooal Neord f« Nft driving and
Come to The Plaza at .Rancho Califor-
nia this weekend and put your wife and
mother on a tractor! A ladies' Tractor
Driving contest will be one of the top
attractions presented by.Southern Cali-
fornia 4H Oub members. There's a pig-
catcbing contest planned for Saturday,
a horse show on Sunday; livestock judg-
ing, fashion shows of handmade cloth-
ing and a bake sale both days.
When the ladies finish spinning their
wheels, they'll enjoy shopping in The
Plaza's unique gift shops. The whole
family can have lunch on the patio at
La Fondita.
Plan your day to allow you enough
time to explore Rancho California's
thousands of acres of thoroughbred
horse ranches, dairy £arms, orchards,
vineyards, homesites, and recreation
areas. We'll be happy to map a course
for you, just drop in at the Visitors
Center in The Plaza.
"<.,
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J
lhncho Callfomi1, 17,'4)() lctts or m111cr-1>11nned
lama, ranches. dairy farm., ll'lorouahbred hone rucbn homaita, bullneu aftd reu e.atlon•I 11c11.
1o .,...-.. In whol!Y-owntd JUblldiarlca of ltliwr AMII._ A Chrlllial COf110r&lioft, JtalMr Ind.,..
!Ml CorponUoo>, D411 M-••"1 Coms-ny (1 aubtldlary of Pmn. Cmtr11 C-p111y).
NEXT WEEKEND: COUNTRY-STYLE RECREATION
AS mE PLAZA GETS READY FOR SUMMER!
I Frid<>, • ., 31, "'"
<POLITICAL ADVERTJIDIENT)
• ELECT •
101111arsen
FIRST choice in .
FIRST district
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
* BECAUSE * -He wlll be on the tolt PULl·TIME.
-He knows how t9 do the lob -16 Yffl'I city-county
eov•mmtnt experience.
20 years Santa Ana ltuaineuman.
-He wlll ltancf firm for you, the taxpayer -he wll
watch your $$$$.
-We cannot settle for anything feet than Pint Choice. e THIS IS WHY e
Your friends and neighbors
are supporting TOM LARSEN
Mr. i Mrs. R. A. Ewert
Wendell Finley
Harold M. Frame
Herb Foste.r
Dean A. Flanagan
Blll Fernandes
Jean Fl1J1agan
Mrs. J. Simon Fluor
Stan Goode Jr.
Roy Gr~eaf
Maurice Gladman
Mr. Is Mrs. Lorin Grlset
James Gilmore
Harold M. Grimes, Sr,
Jane Gelinas
Frank Gelinas
Al Hall
Mr. i Mrs. David A. Hayes
Dick Haster
Jim Harrison
William R. Haynes
Waldo R. Haug
Richard Honer
W. B. Hellls
Dr. G. W. Hawkins
Frank G. Hoover
Wllllam Hardy
f". c. Hau
J. s. Hill
C. M. Featherly
Richard Harrison Mr. I: Mrs. Frank C.
~frs. R. W. Park
Margaret Paul
Bob Powell
Mr. It Mrs. Perry E.
Plancbon
Sam Rue
R.R. Ross
Ray c . Raddant
Paul Renius Margaretha Rapp
Mn. Chas. Swanner
ArtbtD' C. Schick, Jr.
Gerald E. SchmiU
Chu. SWanson
Bob Seldachlag c. Robert SturgU
WilUam C. Adams
Mr. &: Mrs. Victor C.
Alleman
Dr. J oho Alcherla
Edward Allen
PaUI K. Alberta
Ralph G. Allen
Walter L. Brooks
Gates W. Burrows
Mr. Ii Mrs. Ralph W. Blower
Mrs. A.G. Biegel
Or. R. l. Brockbank
Ernest E. Booth
Van L. Brown ........ Boot ODbeOtlan!' lllfety, Wbetmore stated .....
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Mr. • Mrs. William Reil Mr. I: Mrs. Wade Httrln
Mr. Ii Mrs. Richard Hauser
Alice Hafer
Dr. Donald Ball
Dr. Dexttt T. BaD
Lyle C. Blystone
J. G. Blower
Janice H. Barrett
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al Los Angeles mtiquarian
boobellen,'' 1.eitlin la wide--
)y ·1mown for hil knowledge
of literary and scientific
boob .
'lbe ... will be held in the
multi-purpose room of the
main Hbrary, located at
Harbor Blvd. and
Broaldway, A.mbeim.
Hallway Point
LOS ANGELES (AP). -
Tbt Peace and Freedom
perty bu re9Cbed th •
halfway point in ita drive to
place an item on the
November ballot w b i c b
would lower the votinl age
in California to 18.
A spokesman for the party
said Thursday that a
Mem«W Day drive brought
the number o f ped-
tion signers to more than
300,000. The deadline ls June
17 with 520,000 required to
place the item on the ballot.
DEA'J'B NOTICES
WEBB
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leedl. Delt " 411111111. May 2'. --vl¥td 11¥ Wftt Eltlll, dautllltr, Nan.. lle1 .....,,.n, M. M. WW!lb, Cetl, aM
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PRE-·OPENING SALE!
j
I
MIKE McCARTHY
BUICK, INC.
Mike McCarthy is pre viewing his three quarter million
dealership this week.end. Come in for special grand
~pening prices -See the most modern Buick Service
Center in Western America.
OPENING JUNE I ST
15550 BEACH BL VO.
WESTMINSTER • Phone 714 894-3341 213 672-6931
OM Block North of the S.n Diego FrHw•y \
··-.
George Honold
Lee Hasenjaeger
Mr. I: Mrs. L. J. Hines
Mr. Ir Mrs. Allison Roner
William C. Hutchena
W. L. Rutcheos
M. W. lmmell
Willlam Jerome
Donald G. Jerome
Mary E. Jerome c. B. Knickerbocker
Wallace Kerrigan. Jr.
Ollver C. Knox
Milo C. Ketchum
Justin M. (Cennedy
Ruth B. Kt!nnedy
Mrs. Wm. F. Kliew1r
Mr. Ir Mrs. Don Kennedy
Mr. Ir Mrs. R. W Kerley Mrs. Ephriam R. Lewis
Oliver C. l.awson
Dr. Horace W. Leecinl Frank Latham
Lynn H. Lende
Johll G. Louno
Mr. Ii Mrs. Charles Linger
Mr. l Mrs. Robert Lanen
Mr. l Mrs. H. Louis Lake
Wm. A. Lowe
Rod Munro
Mrs. Wm. M. MON
Gordon Mann
Tom Markham
Mr. i Mn Lee Metzger
James R. Moore
Genevieve Martin Mr. & Mrs. Herbert L.
Miller
Jeanne M. Mooers
Mr. t Mrs. Riclmd
Marahall
Stewart McPherson Mayor t Mrs. Tom
McMichael
Shirley McPherson
Marton McDon1ld
Mr. ~Mrs. Everett Morris
Mr. i Mn. Norris "Will''
Mayee
Lurline Nichols
Mr. Is Mn. Harvey C.
Nienow
Bob Black
Dr. Arnold G. H. Bode
Mr.' Mrs. A. Frank Beaty
Mary BeMett
Mr. & Mrs. D. M. Boyle
Mr. & Mrs. L. W. BemJs
Fred Black
Donna Coleman
Mrs. Don Christeson
W. Ed Crane w. R. Croddy
Prank Crane
Mrs. George B. Clifford
Don Christeson
Dr. Tom Clark
Audrey Clemons
Dr. & Mrs. G. Wray
Crawford
Mr. I: Mrs. R. E. Carrlllo
Mn. Allan ~nsen
Willis Clemons Mr. & Mrs. Joho Conley
Mr. Ir Mrs. Wm. C. Dennis
Charlene Dunston
Paul Davis
Alvin M. Drumm
Mrs. Donald Dicus
Irene Oaniger
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Dahlme
Mr. l Ml"ll. Clark Dye
J0e Danlgl!f'
Bryn B. Evans
Mr. l Mrs. Robert S.
Erickson Dr. & Mrs. Charles E. Elerding, Jr.
Eric E. Eastman
Al Enderle
Bailey Edgerton
Mr. ' Mrs. Phillip
J. Esquibel
Howard Ewen
G. R. Edwards
8111 Squier
Ruth Scove
Alvin Stauffer
Lee Smith
Henry H. Schloeter
Dr. •Mrs. J. H. '111ibodeea
John C. Tweedie
Caroljean Tauber
Newell T .. Vandermut Robert E. Wllde
Al Wambaldt
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Dr. ff. R. Nall
Jim Mattldu
Dr. IDd Mn.. Tad Ochlll
K17 E. Overson
Arthur Webber , ,
Charles s. Wheeler -r
Bruce Oversoo BenUlla PudlaD
Wilma H. Puch1U
Mr. •Mn. Dtle Post
Dr. 6 Mn. Wm. T. Parks
Mn. CJ7de Potter
Spencer If. Pattenon
'· Jack Park• Willard Pattenoa L. J. Ponn Tlseodart ,........
Mr •• Mrs. WU1lun w-.
Bob Wrilht
RowArd Youel
Mr. l Mrs, Sylvan E. Yal•
LaVf!l"M P. Laskey
Edward P. Lasby
Sa~ Bassler
Robert S. Lowrey
Elizabeth J. LowreJ
Ane W. Roblmon
Mr. t Mra. Jamt1 IL Juc11
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Americans
Get Good
·~1~ngOver
l .n~DON (AP) -The
l' .. 't":l States got a going
ovPr In the world press last
week, with foreign pundit.I
accusing Americans of lack
of Interest In events abroad
and lack of knowledge about
pa.erty at home.
John Pilger. rov i ng
rtporter of the London Daily
Pllrror. came to the con·
clusion that "to be poor In
A m e r i c a is to be
unAmerican."
''To m06t mlddle-class
Amerlcam. the poor and
their distress are unknown ."
said Pilger. . . . "if an
ordinery white family is not
eating it& fill. then the cause
is obvioUJ drink or lack of
ambition . . . "
LAITER VE RSON
L'lis Heren of the Times
nt London finjs th~t the
A mcrican pre~idency makes
sc:M;e "only when it is ·seen
to be a latter-day version or
a British m e d i e v a I ~onarchy . . . as it existed
for a century or more after
the stgning of the Magna
Carta in 1.215.'.
Dally Sketch writer Sarah
Drummond decided after a
visit ~ New York that "New
York girls u-en't a patch on
London girls fashionwlse."
"They dress too con-
ventionaUy. and all too like
momma," she said. "Who
wants to look elegant at
18?"
DENOUNCES PROPOSAL
West Germany 's
F'ranklurter Rundschau de·
nounced the recent rejection
by the U.S. Senate of a pro-
posal to ban mail order
sales of rifles and shotguns.
Citing the assassinztions
of John F. Kennedy and Dr.
Martin Luther King Jr .. the
pa'per charged that a
powerful ar?QS lobby sways
legislators in Congress and
manages to shelve attempts
to place tighter control on
I.he sale of firearms.
Japanese correspondent
Shumon Miura, <ifter a re-
cent swing through the
United Statea, delcared that
American newspapers were
"shockingly indifferent to
events out.side their own
shores."
Writing in Asahi Shimbun .
Mlura. said: "The moment I
arrived in a small U. S.
town for a two-months' visit,
I became dissatisfied with
l o c a l newspapers. prin-
cipally their small attention
to big international news."
UeNe Can't
Get Rules
Accepted
NITED NATIONS. N. Y
I AP I -The United Nations
ts grapplln~ with two widely
different problems pointing
up one of its m a j o r
wcakoesses · its inabi lily or
unwillingness to crack down
on countries that have
defied its decisions.
Israel and South Africa.
perenrual headaches. are
once more scorning U. N.
resolutions. Althou~h there
has been much talk of en-
forcement actions against
them, little enthusiasm for
such m e a s u r e s have
dc.,,eloped.
l:loth South Africa and
Israel have been condemnrd
and censured n u m e r o u li
times over the years; South
Africa for its policies or
racial separation and for
rerusing to give up the ter-
ritory of South-West Africa.
and Israel for military ac·
lions against its A r a b
neighbors.
The two c o u n t r i e s .
however, have displayed
minimum concern over the
U. N. slaps and have
pu rsued their policies as if
the U. N. had never acted.
The General Aasembly
~1 recieved a report
from the 11-nation Couoctl
on South-West Africa detail-
ing its ( r u st r a t I n a ex-
pe.rlenc:es in trying to get
South Africa to withdraw
from the former League of
Nat.l<>ns mandate teni1ory
ln accord w'ltb U. N. resolu·
Uona.
The Soolb AMca pe:rn-
ment rebuffed nery in·
ltlatlve of Cbe COUDdl, in·
ctudinl it.a den to ll1D
entry into So11th-Weat
Africa. The cwndJ aald the
only way to cet south Africa
out of the lei tit.Ory It UM of
force. Sout!I A fr t c a n
npresea&adves havt Rpt elJenC la A11tmbly dtblit•.
fte dtbllte OD d»e Mlddle
E< bll beta Joint CID in
the , CouDdl.
f;\UJ, Mit Jl, 1968
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fashion savings on the
two-piece acetate lmit
11.99 18.00 Yalue
Lightweight and comfortable fo r
travel or around the town. Navy,
green or blue with white. 10-18.
boulevard dresses 95
JUNIOR APPAREL
30.00 jr. petite coats ass'!.
20.00 assorted jr. dresses
may co youna 1iqnature c:oa1a 24
FUR SALON
19.99
,. 10.99
fur products labeled lo show countty of orlq1n
of Imported furs
Natural Norwegian Blue fox cape-
let 59.00
may ce lur aalon 47
FASHION APPAREL
66.00-76.00 better knits 47.00
mav co foreccul shop 20
26.00-28.00 dresses, jrs.
may co eYenil\Q 1hop 97
19.99 assorted dresses 8-18
may co coamopolitan ahop 96
9.00-11.00 dresses, lf2 si7.e
may co daytime dre•M• 61
13.0.0-17.00 rayon dresses
19.99
10.99
5.99
10.99
may co boulevard drtSMS 95
26.00-40.00 lfi size dresses 19.99
may co women'• dreuea 57
50.00 100°/0 Camel Hair coats 29.99
may co boulevard c:oota 103
SPORTSWEAB SAVINGS
5.00 Prop. bonded pants 3.99
7.00-9.00 Print pant tops 3.99
11.00-12.00 aczy\.!c sweaters 8.99
9.00 check pant dresses 5.99
boule·;ard 1port1wear Ill
5.00-6.00 Famous shirts 2.99
7.00,8.00 Print, solid shirts 3.99
better blouse& 39
17.00-20.00 better dresses 12.99
36.00-40.00 knit strits 26.91
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MEN'S WEAR
2 99 Tarleton dreu ah!rtt, pena prHs -1.M
299 Tarleton shorty pa1amae,.,A.B,C,D _ut
4 99 Tarleton perm PfM8 pc:Qbicn, A.B,C,D UI
8 99 Tarleton n~lrOG robN, anorted. S·XL Lii
2 50 Torletoll aweawhlriit. white, colon. S-XL I.II
4 99 Penn pr-walk thortt. an ~ -UI 3 50-3 99 Sport 1hirU. no-Iron, ah. al _UI
999 Orton• ac:ryllc c:ardtgan sweet..-.. S-XL , ..
4 99-S.99 Ban-Lon• bait ahlrta of nylon. S-Xl. UI
8 ~ Turtleneck cotton knit ahlrts. S-XL _...
3 99 Swim trunb. bonrs, surfers. ~ _UI
S 99·6 99 If pert. Penn sn-· CIJSlla) pant&, 29-42 -... __ ._:__I.•
6 9ll rarl~ton perm r• jackelll, unlined .• _ ....
S 99 Torleton co1u~ pe111ts, no-Iron, 29-41...-4.W
4 99 Tarleton perm JINN 1.ana. 29-31 aise-t.11
30 00 ea. Sult and SpM coats. 3M6 --2/41.W
899 Perm pceas m-alacb, ~ 1.-y-l/lUI
6.99 Perm inss dt9M alacb IM~ UI 999 Men's FortullG .,.._ 11,\-12. ~E -7M
7 99 Boya' Fot1una .-.., 3¥.-f, C, D, E-..L71
7 99 Men'a. bo.,.' ~ boot ~-
31/t-', 61~i-13 --f----·-...-UI
BEDDING AND DOMEmCS
10 99 II perl k1no prbrt ..... llGts _UI
1299 Down plllowa, cot10ll tld., 20"z2S" -.7,W
l.99 ColYert ahffts, twift f)at, fffted. y bite-l.17 '
3 39 Calvert no-Iron ahffta. nrtn, white _UI 3 9ll Calvert no-ln:Jft --.... WlJ_wbtte _ ....
2 39 Jir. No-1.rcn oime, w\I" u ·'•". pr-lM
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for party best
4.99 were 9.00..12.00
A big, big collection of dresses for
dress-up in a wide range of styles,
colors and fabrics. Sizes 7-12.
girls' wear 56
43.00-46.00 knit suits 29.99
casual dre1ae1 •9
13.00 turtle-neck or polos 6.99
sportswear 72
6.00-8.00 pants, shorts 3.99-t.99
13.00-16.00 Easy-care shifts 8.99
1 l.00-13.00 Ass't pants 7.99
forecaat aportswear 86
6.00-8.00 pants and shorts 3.IM.99
13.00-16.00 easy-care shifts •••
wcnne11'a sporllw-15
28.00-38.00 Sport dresses ta• ,
forecast sperlrtrear 16
6.00-8.00 prop. skirts
16.00 Two-piece suits
1por11wear separotea 101
?..99-•.99
8.99
I . 9.00 2-way stretch capris 1.99
U9 8.00 Ass't pant tops
active 1portswear 7&
CO-ED. CAMPUS BUYS
5.00 Ruliled blo\lSea, white 2.19
7 .00 Dirndl skirts 4.99
7.00 Pants, ass't fabrics 3.81
oo-ed ahoo SS
6.00 Long sleeve body shirts 4.99
Bobble Brook& 117
16.00 Emb. aaylic sweaters lo.II
26.00-28.00 Pantsuiia ISM
9.00 Outrigger jackets '999
COlllpul •hoD •3 f
INTIMATE APPAREL
5.00-6.00 Nylon tricot slips 199
1. 79 Adoria fancy bikinis 1.48
daytime lingerie 28
5.00-6.00 Cotton shifts U8
U..pw-Ill
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bonded Orlon® pants
propqrtioned to fit
3.99 were 5.00
Orlon9 acrylic bonded to acetate.
Yellow, lime, aqua, coral, brown,
navy, olive, black. S 8-16, M 10-18,
T lZ,18.
boulevard sportswear 16
4.00 Nylon tricot half slips 2.99
5.00 ·Taffeknit half slips 3.99
3.00 Famous brand half slips 1.49
daytime llllgerle 28
6.00 Peter Pan bras
12.00-13.50 Girdles
4.00-6.00 Famous bras
bras and corsets 44
7.00 Pastel print dusters
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2.99
S.99-6.99
1.99-3.69
4.99
ITATIONDlY.·liOTIOMB. JOOD
· 119.~5 ~ec: adding machine 87.99
79.99 Royal JOOrt. typewriter 67.99
type writ.rs 110
S.00 Photo album 3.59
10.00 Flltecrest attache case 1.49
stationery 68
20.00 Seiwell 5-dr. chest
4.00 Cutting boards
2.59 JUmbo dresi bags, 57"
notioria l
13.99
2.99
1.99
1.00 Golden books for children '19c
6.50 The Joy of Cooking U9
6.95 Webster's Dictionary 5.79
boob 7
UQUOB & GOURMET
90c Choe. brg. mix 59c 11). or 2/1.10
t75' IC:ngs Croes gin, qt. 3.59
4.75 Molev vodka, qt. 3.59
3.40 Imp. Holland ham, 2 lbs. 1.99
oow-t shot,, 107, 108
UYI Oii ACCESSORD
3.50 Purse accessories l.•
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Lowest prices in om budget stores
2.99 Calvert ma1lress PC1ds. twin, Oat, anchor 1.a
3 99 Full. S4"x76" 3.31 S 99 Queen, SO":rl!r '-•
7.99 King. n "x84" ___ ... . ___ 1.71
I 19 pr. Pillow protectors, zip, 20"121" pr.-••
1.99 pr. Pillow protectors. linq, zip, p . _l.W
3 99 Cal•ert polyester pillows cottOO tic*, 20":r.26" . ,.
S.99 Calvert ki09 poly~;;-~i1owa, •
cotton tick ·-CJI
S.9ll Calnrt leather/down p.llow1 Clllftoe lid: UI
7.99 Cal•ert down/leather pillowe, c:ot tlc:l L71
12.99 ii per!. bed1pread1, 'f.'•n c:ot1aa. colon Lii
7.99 Cotton chenille spreads. twin. twJ _1.71
11 99 Helrl00m 1preods. f '"• luU .l.W
10 99 Quilted apreods, t• in
rayon/a•tate/co1ton t.• 11.99 Full l lH -''" I i'igg KlJIG _ ....
CURTAINS AND DIWllJEI
111 CaJyert raron/acetate aotin ~ 48"130'' pr. _______ _..~
3.49 48"a:36" --1.lt 999 72"Jlt" _.&.a
449 48"rlS" _3.71 11.99 ··sSC• -1&11
499 48"xS4" -3.tl 1299 •"df" _....
$99 41''rlM" -.UI 17 99 1311" ..... _ ....
8 99 72"154" _7.41 21 99 144"s9'. _ .....
3 50 TOH pillo..,1, out fobriai e-olon _.. l•
9.99 Cal•ert lnaulcrted "'--1 ·-~ ......... pr. ..... ..... ' ..... -...
21.99 96"184" _Jt.• 32.99 l44"d4" --"·•
27.99 120"184" -·-a,71
1.09 Calnrt n~lron panels, 48":154",whlte, ea. ________ ....
1.39 41" x63" I. II
3.99 Calftrt ruffled wbUe c:urtalm,
114"15'", p . UI
4.29 I Wa:M" -II'· U1 7.49 164":r81" -air. UI 4.S9 11491163" -P · UI 9.99 214"dt• _pr.1.41
U9 ll4"d l" -Jir·'-11 14.99 3Wdl" ~. lUI
1.99 Calnrt Dutch tier curtain.a. white,
91"d0" or 31" pr. ... t•
1.39 Cal•erl lhHr pcsnela, 4 colors,
4l "riS" ea. --·-··-·-.. ·--·-I.II J.Sfl 4J"1S4" _ea. t• 1.99 4l"x81" _ea .. l.•
1.79 O ":r63" -.ea. 1.41 129 tl"x90" -ea. t.•
149 Cal•ert lallored 1hHr tiers. 48"%24" p ....
179 48"130" _pr. UI 3.49 48":14S" -1"· I.II
Z.9ll 41"rll" _p . l.• 1.29 9aiancel ea. 1• i.• Ca1•ert o\alr ~ aoonn, 72''d0" 90Ude , •
UI Jarg. 72"d0" la 7.M .. n 111or L71
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for summer wear
8.99 13.00-1 S.00
Slip into a light little skimmer for
cool, easy summer wear. Many
fabrics in prints or solids.
daytime dresses 61
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6.00-10.00 Blouses 3.99
street floor blouses 31
1.25 Seamless sheers 99c:
2.50 Ass't panty hose 1.99 ·
boslel'T 1
SHOE SAVINGS
12.00 Classic Emily pump 1.19
boulHard sboee Ill
14.00 DiVina sandals 10..
casual ~ahoee
17.00-18.00 DMu shoes 13.•
better forecast aho9a I 2S
21.00 Coressel pumps 16.99
forecmt 1hoe1 12
17.00 Red Cross walker 12.99
ch11dten' s shoes 70
7.00 Boys' P.F. flyers, sneakers 4.99
~en's shoes SJ
CIDLDREN AND INF ANTS
20.00 Sleeper stroller
3.50-4.50 Topper suits
lnlanll' wear & furniture 38
5.50 Boys' sweaters
little boT1' wear sa .
7.00-11.00 Dresses
girla' wear 56
4.00 Girls' shmts, 7-14
3.00 Girls' slacks, 3-6x
girla' sportswear 7'I
5.00 Teen baby dolls glrt1' loungewear 79
18.99
2.99
3.99
3.JM.•
1.99
1.91
• 2.69
4.50-5~50 Boys' cotton knit suits 2.99
3.50-4.50 Girls' sweaters 2.31
Infants'· W9Qr 38
9.00 Sleeveless Cirewt, 6-N 5.18 •
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2.99 21 "7'l7" oontpur •
4.99 27"x54" --3.W 1.59 lid $'1• -••
3.99 CalHrt 2-pc. bath mat 1ett I.JI
•.50 II pert. pint bath towela. Z4":s4r _la
2.30 u pert hand 1.11 90c u pert Yallb.Jlc
1.99 Cal•ert 'linyl tclbleclothl, OMt.. 52":s52" JM 2.99 S2":s70" --2.• 3.59 10" 10ll1ld -1JI
3 99 52"x90" _.ut 4.91 IO":s71" 09a1 U1
1.99 If pert jacquard beach IDW'ela, W'dl" U1
3.99 Crown Madrid rugw 24"131" t W
I 29 band tc>Yel _lie 99c wmh cfo9t -lie
3.99 Bath ru91, two-ton ... lrinaed. 24~38" -UI
5.99 27'':s48"· -"" 30"d0" 1.71 3.99 contour _ _ue 1.79 lid ~ _1 ..
BUGS. FLOOR COVEIUMGS
1.19 Camrt Vt.oaee rayc11, M".a" ecat• l.W
2.91 27":148" ---1• 3.99 24"•?0" _ ....
UI 3'&5' -UI UI 4':d' -7.11 UI Cal...n J'U9I. poly..ter/nylaD
cnell 24":s36" l.M
511 21"r4r _UI JUI •':d' •ta U9 3'&5' 7.W II.SI ldi ~_I ..
4999 nylon clle l':sl2' rugs, eolldll. nrMCll ...
79.99 12':rlS' size --·--.-JIJ/j
2.29 Cal'fert pl\i11a l)ile polJntet 1'\191.
lf'xZ7" ------'------· 199 22''121" contOU1 I.• 7.21 30"d4" -I.II
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• WendJ f:"e n84
ICholars
91,000,
today. . She 11
kl atten
sbt wW
wnati.ca.
'Twent
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tianal I
l:lrlilr,
beeb UI
Oulilta
&op one
amon1 tut.
;Miss
Harbor
is New
merit I
Richard
et Dietl
U'lhip •
MW
la from
Foundaf
She b
clan~
Excharii
Year."
"Damn
rected
ity," ai , .. Sina
A Capp
ident ~
fornla S
chapter
Amer
award' She 11
and Mr
WU Ba The I
-to ~--~
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In
:Newport
:Girl Wins
:Scholarship
• Wendy Iabell, 17, el New.
pcirt BellCb, belatedly bu
6 • • n awarded a merit tcholanblp ol at I e a 1 t a ,ooo, it w11 announced
tOci.y.
She will uae tbe money
to attend UC Jrvine where
She will m• in m.U..
tmatica.
Twenty winner• utioD· Wide were named for addl·
tiolW mmit acbolarabtP1. Earlitr. },a winnen had
beeb umounced from 14,000
OUlllta wbo scored in the
top one half of one percent
amoni tboee who took the
teat.
• Miss labell, a Newport
Harbor mp School aenJor,
is Newport Beach'• third
merit acholarahip winner.
llicbard Showat.ck ud Jan.
et Dietl a1ao won casb achol-
arahip awards.
Miss Isbell'• scbolanbip
ls from the Shell Companie1
Foundation.
She is valedictorian ot her
e1au -Newport Harber Ezchadge Club "Girl of the
Year." Sbe had a role in
"Damn Ylllkees" and di·
rected ''Down in the Val·
ley'.. linll with the Madrf.
Cal Siqen, is aecretary of A Cappella Choir, vice pna.·
ident of the 1ebool'1 Cali-
fornia Scholutic P'ederaUClll
chapter. and was a Bank of
A m e r i c a achievement
award winner in fine arta.
She 11 the daughter of Mr.
ud Mr1 .. Robert P. Isbell,
8U Baylllcin Dnve. .
1be tcbolanhlp is worth
..., to $1'* per year, de-P'ldinl ...., Med. r.· '
'Low Vote
'Tally Seen
In Primary
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
Because populoU1 Los An·
files County ii Uling -auto-
matic votinc machines for
the lint time, fewer voters
will turn out for this year'•
presidential primary elec-
tion than in ltM, says Sec·
retary of State Frank
Jordan.
He predicta fl7 percent of Calif~'• 7.t mllllon vot-
en will 10 to the polls neu 'l'utadlt1, u cempared to 71.t pen:at,Ja UM.
Jorda fcncut a a per-ceat vote ill IM Aqalll
Comty becaue of the auto-
mdc votiq md became
''people tmd to lhy away
from IOllletJdnf new ud
atran1e."
The Republlcaa oifidal
a1lo predicted m.-. Dem~
~ t b a a Republicua would vot.e la the primarlll.
He bued hll pnd1ctlaa on the fad that Gov. Reapa'a
flYCritl .. deleptiea to
the Rlpubllcan u&nal ema-""8tloli • uncoetelted.
•. fa ccmtrut, t b ere are
... llat. Ja tbe Demo-crdc )fttldential primary.
One faYan Nn York Seia. lebert P. Kanecty, •
etber MllDetoU Sen. E• 1ene McCll1h,y, wbile a
iblnl ll ...........
~ The leDlte race betwem ~Sea. nc.n..
ft. Klldlel ad .~-llet ol .Pabllc. lliltructlclt tru Rafferty "~'t ................. -...... J ....... .
;: ..... llcntary ol SblM
ilDe9 Ila, aid be m111 re-~~ ...... later Wa
• " O! ~Honor Gi•en ... ?To ~
Dura~t hbq ~in~t
' smoker wagon, ~~tor
32.99 re9\&larly· 40JJo
Adjustable firebox and draft con-
. trol for hea1 adjustment, ch'.rome
spit and grill, warming oven.
may co hardware, barbecue 62
MEN'S WEAR V ALtJF.S
85.()().90.00 2-pant suits 11.00
men'• suite 11
45.00 sport coats, blazers 34.H
15.00 polyester-wool alax 11.11
7.0Q.8.00 no-iron casual pants U9
men'• 1portr;rear 45
4.50 no-iron s.s. 'dress shirts 2.11
6.00 no-iron 1. s. dress ahirtl 4..9t
5.00 no-iron short pajamas 3.11
5.00 s!lk ties, auorted 2.11
••r1'1 "-l•hin9• ••
7.00 famoua make·walk shorts 3.N
6.00.S.00 famous swim trurW UI
5.00 sport shirts, S.S., S to XL UI
3/4.00 cotton tee-shirts 3/UI
3/3.50 cotton boxers, 30~0 t,tUI
2.95 MacPhergua support hose l•
men'• fuml.h!np 127
5.00 pocketed T-shirt 3.91
8.00 Ivy dress shirt UI
8.00 Ivy wash slacks U9
harton hall 13
5.00 leather wallets, asst. 3.91
3.50-5.00 leather belts 30~4 l.N
5.00-7.SO jewelry.sets 2.11
aen'• fuml1hln91 IO
20.00 English shoes, assort~ lUI
a en'• aboee IO
SAVE ON TOYI
11.99 36x3 wood IQJ'ldbox t.N
7.99 6'xl5" Doughboy pool UI
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llliit, :~~·:iMi't styl•
1)99',·~1' ·-'111 .. ,.. ...... .00
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Ban-Lari• nyloil knit. or MacPher-
gu. eXford ~ sport ah!rts in Dac-
ron• polye1ter and cottpn.
aportfw~ ~inga H
IOTI·~· VJ.Lua
6.00 . rewnible jcrc~ets, 8-20 UI S.~.50 no-ir<!>n J)Clnts . Ul-UI
beTI' Ye<W 14
. 4.00 fained maker swim trunks 2.99 '
3.S0-4.00 dreQ shirt.a 2.tt.3.39
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LUGGAGE IAVDIGI
, 122.~ FU~eat ~Clin case 11.00
a-:r ce· 1",.... 31 •
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159.99 movie projedor lH.99
aey c:e earMFQI 37
lfOllTING GOODS
34.99 .boy's, girl's bicycles 27.99
aey ce . ..-rtno goods so
IMAU. APPUANCF.S
39.99 famous 7-apeed blender 29.99
14.99 G,E. toothbrush 9.99
13.99 Sunbeam hair dryer 10.99
6.99 alee. bread warmer 4.99
•llf CO aMlll CIJ)l)JiOTl~S 14
ART M!EDLEWORI
18.00 af9ahn kit 9.99
l.7b F1e!sher's wool yarn 1.29
art nHdlework tO .
CHIMA. GLUsWARE
4.99 12 china mugs set 3.99
69.99' china Mrvice for 12 58.99
15.99 lS-t:ic. pmch bowl set 10:19
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SD.VEIWUE SA VINGI
'18.00 ailv~r platedholloware 14.99
'7.00 silver plate sugar scuttle 84.91
lilHfWCll'e 41
save on long-wearing
nylon pile broadloom
• 6. 79 ~q. y~., r99. 1.41
Ideal for heavy traffic areas. Green
or gold. Price includes installation
over rubberized cushion. Save!
floor coverings 32
UTILITY Ft1RNITtJRE
279.99 S pc. dinette 199.00
169.99 Virtue 9 pc. dinette 139.00
39.99 metal wardrobe 29.l!J
ma y co utility furniture 87
HARDWARE VALUES
14.00 Duracrest 6' alum. ladder 9.49
.86.00 is·: reel gas mowe~ 19.00
20.00 bron~-tone bar 1lool 15.19
may ~ hard,.,are 62
CARPET AND RUG SAVINGS
8.99-11.99 Broadlooms 6.99-9.79
100.00 6'x9' oblong area rugs 60.00
lloor conrin91 32
LAMP REDUCTIONS .
25.00-30.00 swag Tamps 18.99-19.99
27.00 3-lite pole lamps 19.99
TOWELS.LINENS
2.50 floral bath towel 1.5~
6.00 nylon contour rugs 3.?.9
.80 cotton terry dish towels 2/99c:
11 .00 no-iron lace tablecloth 8.49
towels aJ1CI l1n eng 30
PICTURES, MIRRORS
25.00-30.00 reproductions 19.00
FURNITURE SA VIN GS
159.00 lounge chairs 111.00
284.00 Mr. and Mrs. chairs 111.00
399.00 pillowboc1' ..,,fa 279.00
lumilUJe 141
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sheer panels
3.29 60"x81" Reg. 3.99
Extrolwide Dacron• polyester ni-
non panels that are easy to wash
and need little or no ironino.
draperies 113
397.00 3-pc. M~it. bedroom 299.00
455.00 Ital. Prov . .q_inette 371.00
169.00 recliner 132.00
lumltur• 142-144
SLEEP AND PATIO BUYS
69.50 ma1treas or spring
269.00 sofa sleeper
26.98 4-position chaise
eleep equlPT11•nt 14~
47.99
229.00
19.99
44.99 redwood set 33.00
299.00 queen size sle!per 259.00 '
calio shoo 14S
RECORDS, RADIOS
29.89· AM/FM port. raqios 19.89
49.89 AM/FM .clock radio · ~.79
119.00 portable stereo 99.00
29.89 walky-talky set 16.89
4.89 Angel records 3.79
3.99 Capitol classic records 2.99
radios 729 r~::-ord• 721
DOMESTICS AND BEDDING
1.99 tw. fit. wht. sheets 1.67
2.39 full 1.87
3.99 twin, full mattress cover 3.39
4.99 queen flat or fit . shts. 4.19
6.49-7.99 king sheets 5.39-6.79
7.49 Lady Peperrell sheets 6.39 '
19.99 floral qu£lt spreads 18.99
12.99 king lhera blankets 10.99
dom•snes 34. beddino 41
LOWEST PRICES IN OUR BUDGET STORES
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1.ll0-2.00 c:oetuille' ;.~elry, ancrlM _.l/IM
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1.99 jama!CG 1111, 2-pc. couon, alze 7-12 _I.JI
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3.81 cotton 1un dr1u11, prtn11. 7·14 -I.It
2.19 IUD dt ...... aotton J)rinta. llH 3-&X _1 ...
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2 29 Sleep.'n·Play wear. 0-12 months ... _l,71
3 29 Slee_p.'n-Play wear, 0·12 month. __ 1,71
3/210 111ap-1ide shirt•. ~lion, 3-11 month 'l lM
3/1.85 1Up-<1n 1hlrta, white, 3-36 month -1/UI
3/1.50 training panll, white, 1-' aize _,I/I.II
2.49 doa. BlrdMye diaper•. 2r'a27", doz. _ut
2/l .ot ~tvlng blonkell, 26"x34", cotton -.S/lh
2/1 50 -l'fino blanket.a, 30"xt0" -2/1.a
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2.M Tarleton 1port &lurta, no-Iron. S.20 -IM
Ut Tarleton. pcsj-a•. ahorty style, 6-IS _IM
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Welfare Crisis to Embroil U.S.
~,f ajor Overhaul of Public Assistance Inevitable
IOl'TOtl'$ NOTI. '"'-"<l•I ColUM~
kl l'tMe ~ 11141t¥b 1M U~llttl ~ .. ,..., .., _._., .... '""
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It, Tiie WIM lletlM leoMY.
THE l\fESSAGE is clear
we are on the thruhold of
another leap forward into an
a d v a n c e d sociat.welfarf'
Aociety.
The question ls already lJI mounting crescendo. rleep in 1968 Presidential
calla for a "negative income politics and civil riitht~. The
tu.'' a "guaranteed annual deb41te over variouli pro·
i
"
C 0 m .... • • · • r a m i I y ·dt "' posals is developin.i: rapi y
allowances." are be i ng 1n policymaking circles. To
heard throughout the land reach intelligent decisions
The reminders of past on the questions. you mu~t
turning points in o u r he informed Thus. this
1 o clety'1 • social-economic series or columns on the
law1 are unml5takable: thi~ welfare cnm .
iJ how the "atmosphert" r irst. some sweeping bu l
was at the start of Social hPl pful J,tener<zations.
Security, unemployment in· RF.ING drnounted i~ 1111r
aur~nce, the m In i m 11 n'.,\ rntirr syst(>m of pubtir
wage, Me<llcare. The ali~n wplfare. tinder discussion
ment of poUtical-econoT.il' ;ire wav~ 10 overhual the
forces In favor of f ~n· ~ystf'm "to establish welfart
damentaJ changes 1n our as a matter o( need and
welfare system 1s a nS?hl and to c r e a I r
fascinating forecast of what minimum n a t i o n a I stan·
could be : conservauvt dards for assistance to the
b u g i n es s m e n . radical needy . Sought is a welfare
economi sts. militant Ne11?rn c;ystem which will brini:
ludera. reactionary polit1· nrdr.r &ind ln11ic to what is
' clans. liberal Democrats. now an e n o r m o u s . ex·
stand-pat Republicans. all r ens1ve. wasteful. sprawlinp
are lining up for one of thr mrs~.
ideas expressed in the fint Each phrase in thf' o~n·
parasrraph. inJl paraJtraph alone rrferl>
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OO'h JONES
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Meeting on Acquisition
Of Babcock Postponed
A special meeting of
shareholders of Babcock
Electronics Corp.. Costa
Mesa. has been re -scheduled
for Thursday. .July 11. to
vote on the proposed ac·
11uisit ion of Rabcock by
F. lerline ('orp. of New York
r1 ty
The ~pec1al mf'rtinll? of
Ral>C'OC'k c;har1>holrlen had
prev1ou!llr l>een i;chrdulrrl
for .Junt :i.
Proxy material will he
mailf'rl to B a b c o c k
sharf'holder~ or rf'<.'ord J unr
1:1.
A~ prPvic>usly announcecl,
dire<:tors or Babcock and
f:sterline have approved U1t
proposal. Consummat.ion of
the transaction now awaitc;
approval of B a b c o c k
shareholders and the ap·
propriate r e g u I a t t> r y
authorities.
Under the terms of lhr
" J.? r e e m e n t . Babcock
'hareholders will rP<'eived
0.57 share of Esterline com·
mon stock for each of Bal>·
cock common stock.
Esterline Corp.. th rough
1L~ Esterline Angus division.
ls a leading manufacturer of
J,lraphic r e c o r d i n ~ in·
~trumcnl!i and tranSduccr!I.
The company also manufac·
lures high precision surface
11rinding devices through its
Boyar-Schultz divis ion.
1-:stt>rhne recently com·
plPted the acquisition of
Cona x Corp. or Buffalo. N.Y.
f'ona x has sales of <'·P·
proximately $4 million.
:\I uir Appointed
rrancis lv.uir of San Juan
Capistrano has been ap-
pointed senior r e s e a r c h
i:eophys1ci l at the L a
ll abra L a b o r a t o r y or
Chevron Oil f'ield Research
Co.
UNDllt CONSTRUCTION -Design 11how~ the new
Alison Co. building under construction in the Fl~
nanct1tl Pina t>f Newport renter. The mortgase
hanking company's building Is slated lor compleUon
10 a proposed system to
channel funds lo tht poor
t details tn a later column).
~ow here are basic points.
1 11 The riots ol sum mer
l!lfl7 and 'Pring 1968 have
added new political· ocit l·
ecunomit· ur,i:ency to th e
probleM of poverty. Finally.
11 1s being admitted that
poverty 1s a burden on our
whole society. not just the
p n o r. F 1 n a I I y, it is
acknowledged that poverty
1~ an evil which brel'dS
diseas e. delinquency. cri me.
immorality.
(!) OUR W t: L F' A R f<:
~ystcm has not only failed to
solve our poverty problem :
ii has also actually made
the problem worse in many
ways. The system must not
Just be reformed : it must be
replaced.
<:ll Even after years or
the greatest. broadest pros·
perlty this nation has ever
known. welfare cost~ and
rolls are at the highes1 ever
Md rising steadily. Relief
has become a way of life for
millions. w,. are ~eeing
third .1?eneration r e I i e r
fa milies.
Jacobson
Medical
Center Set
Creation of a facility for
the study and treatment of
the dbeases of the blood. to
be named after LaVergne C.
Jacobson. chairmen of the
board of the Newporter Inn,
Newport Beach. has been
announced by Edmund L.
Keeney , MO president -and
director of Scripps Clinic
and Re search F'oundation.
Former president or the
Oel E. Webb Corp .. Jacol>-
c;Qn has been a member or
thf' clinic's national advis·
orv board for some ti mt.
Charles G. Craddock. MD.
11rofesaor of m e d i c i n e .
UCLA M~cal Center. wlll
head the b\ood center. CTad·
rlnck wlll movt near the La
.Jolla based center in the
fall.
Deane Head
Slates Talk
On Building
Ben C. Deane. president
or Deane Brothers. Inc. ol
Newport Beach will be a
featured speaker at the LO!'
Angeles Area Chamber of
Commerce's annual mid·
year business outlook con·
feren~ .June 13.
Deane will report oo the
construction industry F.fid
forecast trends for the ff·
cond half or the year.
Deane is past president o(
the Home Builders Associa·
lion or Los Angeles. Orange,
and Ventura counties and
has served Oil the Building
Advisory Committee to the
Fe deral H ousi n g
Administration.
More than :llO business
and industry executives will
tak,e part in the two-hour
conference.
t 4 l The p r • b I e m of
welfare is tied to tbe whole
11 r b 1.n crlai1 . Th e
Presideot's R Io t Com·
mission repon favora a na·
tlonal system Io r 1up·
p I e m e n t i n g incomes.
rlrclares that while tt would
be expensive. "if the deep·
ning cycle of poverty and
dependence on welfare can
be broken. if the children or
the poor .can be given the
opportunity to scale the wall
l~t now separates them
from the r~at or society, the
return on this lnvettment
~be great indeed."
(~l THERE JS growlng
llll!'eement across a bro.ct
pectrum thcrt we ipust
develop a system o C
uniform. national ltandards
for public asai.&tance which r r o v i d e s a Ooor for
assistance below which no
Stat~ nor individual can fall.
Today. relief benefits for a
rami~y of four range from a
low of MO a month In
Mississippi to '280 a month
in New ,Jersey. •
1 RI Solid research into
lht whole qufftion 0 r
welfare 1s imperative bot
woefully lackJng. I.-tbae
t·IOth of t percent al U.. •
billion we spend ye.,-ty Oil
publ.Jc welfare goe1 to flDd
out why we are a~ eo
much what it i • ac-
('omphshing. wbat ls risht.
"'hat is wrong.
171 We know so little and
the more we learn. the more
"''t' discover that poticies we
thou.llhl were right are ter·
r1bly wrong.
\S .JUST 0 N f. ii·
tustrauon. most States _:.. .28
_ pena lize a welfare family
1f thrre is a "man in the
house" on the basis that II a
man is around, be should be
able to support his family.
Whal this has done ls break
up countless families as
men abandon the fumily so
1hr children can g e t
assistance.
The time for debate is ap-
proachi ng. The time for ac·
tion will follow. Tbe time is
now for you, the taxpayer.
to find out what this is
about.
Next: Who'a la Favor •fa
No• Syatem.
Mercury's
Earnings
Hit Record
2 JOIN ADVISORY M>ARD OF M&M ASSOCIATION
Richard hrtu David L. JamH
Bertea, James Join
M&M Advisory Board
Richart Rertea, president
of Rertea Corp. Irvine, an1l
David L. J a m e s ad·
ministrative partner, Arthur
Young and Co .. Santa Ana
have been named to the
Orqe County Advisory
Board of the Merchants and
Manufacturers AssociaOon.
The appointments werr
announced al a quarterly
meeting in Anaheim.
Bertea. a Corona dcl M;ir
resident whose Irvine firm
manufactures aerospace in·
dustry components. a n d
.J ames. a CPA wtwi lives in
Anaheim. join 17 other com-
pany presidents and ex·
ecutives who make Orange
County policy ror t h e
employer group with office
In Union Bank Square.
Orange.
Some 200 area finm hold
membership in M & M.
W'Mch s p e c i a l i i e i; in
employe ~lat.ions services
and infONnation for an
overall membership of 2,000
firms of au 5 i i e s in all
fields.
Only 5 Nations Surpass
California's Produciion
On ly rive nations beside~ economie~ or the world.
the United States have a those of Red Chjna. Italy,
groes national prod u c t
greater than California'!I
gross slate product, 1t wa~
reported today by Conrad
C. Jamison. vice presiden1
~nd economist for Security
F0irsl National Rank .
Among the most adva n\'1'.I
Canada. India, Br a ii l,
Spaln. Australia, Mexico,
Sweden, The Nethttlands,
Bef«Jum. A r g e n tin a •
Switzerland and Pamtan
an surpassed by t h e
Callfornja econonty .
• Jamison based this on
statistics compiled by the
\g1ncy for Jn.ternational
Developmetn and by the
economic research depart· C .. le TV CllW
, rnent of Security Bank. n.e Ave-county L o s Wayne R. "Hauser bas
An,elts area alone ranks been appointed v i c e
behind only the United president and general
St•tes 8nd eight other coun-manager of Newport
tries, a cc or d i n g to Beach Cablevision. Inc.
JamJaon'• re port . T 'h e In addition, he will have
economy of San Francilco's management responsl·
nJne..county anla would rank blliUes for all Foote,
17th amonc n a t i o n a I Cone and Belding ad-e~=ier!'1ona1 product for vertising agency's Cali·
tht Lei Antetes and San fomia Sy1tems. FC and
Frandtc0 .-e.as fn IM'7 B hold& major lntere1t
tn mid.september. lt will be the fir11l structurt
in the plaa to be built by a firm other th an lhe
lrvlne Co.
.._.. MU billion and '22.S _tn_C_a_bl_e_vi_sl_on_. ___ _
blJUon, re1pectively.
Combtnecl. tbete t • 0
;::11 ~::=~~:;"'J Leitch Spca k8
tM Wutern portion of the At UL1 Parley
Work Starts on Ali.son Building United Statea. Rlchatd R. I.Aitch, pre11I· CaWOl'ftla econonllC pro-cleat of Richard IAitch Md
_... toeaDed •. 7 bUHon ANOCIMee, Inc. of Ntwpart
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1ocaltd on San J09qvln Roed
betwten s.&a Rota Drtvt
and MtcArthur Boalnn,
Jott .est or Fuhioa liJend.
" will be tbe ftnt ltructure
In the Financial Plua to be
built by a cmn119ny oth«r
than the lrvlM Cn.
TM AUtoft bullltint Md
twt1 lrviM f I n a ft c I a I
btlUdlnp wUl be '4)1C*lt te ( ,,
m•rt1aft loen ('Or.
r • • p o 1 d e n t ror the
l'flttlera Insurance Co.,
11te M•uftcturers Llfe In-
surance Co.. National Re·
aerve Lire Insurance Co
Gov f'mment F.mployee;
Life Co.. Pacific N•tton.a
Utt Aaau.rance r n. •"4
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DMLY PILOT EDITORIAL P AGE
Needed: An Open Mind
Newport-Meta Unified School Dlstrtcl is conslder-
ing adopting a "Family Lile §Uld Sex Education" pro-
gram that would begin with kindergarten and carry
on through blgh school.
There stm are questions about how fast lo intro-
duce the program and bow best to gain communlly ac-
ceptance, but at this point school authorities seem re-
solved to carry through with the plan.
In that connection, we would like to make h'o pre-
dictions. First, that there will be a howl of concern from
some parents complaining that their parental preroga-
tive is being taken away. Secondly. that after a trial
period. there will be community consensus the program
is desirable.
Thal has been the pattern ''here "family Life and
Sex Education'' programs have been introduced.
The junior high and high school district in nearby
Anaheim has had such a program for three years. It
has received favorable feedback-indeed acclaim from
many quarters. A bowl went up at first. but then a
poll was taken that showed 92 percent ~f ~e par~nts
wanted the schools to give sex and farruly mstruchon.
Consent of parents for students to take part in
the voluntary program is even higher than the original
92 percent.
Now the voc!ll minority is bl'ing heard in Tustin
where the elementary school district is trying to get ()
program orr the ground.
We hope Harbor Area res1denls will hear the ~chool
district out as it studies such a plan here.
The main thing to hear and understand is that the
slress won't be on sex education but on the role of the
family, the program planMft aay. Nlne-year-olds, for
example won't be tauabt sexual practice.
Instruction at the elemetary level will dwell on the
family as a social unlt for sbaplng personality and pr~
paring youngsters for lhelr later role as parents. In-
formation on reproduction and physical love will ~
....,.rought into the course gradually at the upper grades,
as the children mature.
(( home and church were adequately imparting sex
and family information to the )'OUllg, the schools would
have no business stepping in. But every index indicates
the need for such instruction is not being illJed.
The divorce rate remains on the increase. there
are more and more unweds mot.ben and churches are
nol filling lhe gap. '
Either through iinorance, shyness or lack ol techni·
cal knowledge, not enough parents ar, teaching their
chjJdren what they should know about sex. dating or
family lile.
There is room for the schciol1 to fill a need.
An Anaheim teacher remarked that the year the
program started the 12th graders were asking the same
questions as the seventh graders. Clearly. they needed
to lalk to somebody about something essential to their
masculine and feminine roles.
T~e Harbor Council PTA got the ti1:1ll rolling by
pressing for the program. Now. it js going to require
lhe utmost in tact on lhe parl of school personnel to
seU their idea.
Parents and other persons in the community can
do their part by encouraging their neighbors lo be open
minded.
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Vi~ President Slaows Be Is B is Own Man
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Humphrey Has 'Slipped the Leash'
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Ever yday
Preblems
By N0R.'1AN NIXON, M.D.
Few clergymen. whether Catholic,
Protestant, or Jew. know their limita-
tions as counselors to the troubled
people who come to them for guidance
during an emotional crisis.
Surveys reveal that nearly 50 per·
cent of all Americans with emotional
µroblems turn first lo their clergymen
for help. But only three percent ol all
referrals to psychiatrists c om e
dJrectly from clergymen. Obviously,
the cleJ!gy are seeing many seriously
disturbed individuals who cannot be
helped by spiritual counseling and
prayer alone.
My husband. preseotly in the
Army, flew home to me recent-
ly on that "controversial'' Or-
ange County airline. The only
noise I heard was the song of
an angel!
-Mrs. N. M. 0.
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longer are a rarity on the faculty o[
most theo\og\cal seminaries. Some candidate~ even receive c \ l n l c: a \
training in recognizing \ndMduals
with milder emotional problems and
how they can be helped.
Until recently, trainJng programs
for seminary students and older
religious leaders took place in
psychiatric hospitals where t h e
trainees saw only patients who were ill
enough to require hospitalization. To-
day the emphasis is on training in out-
patient psychiatric clinics. Under the
supervision of p s y c h i a t r I s t s •
psychologists and social workers,
trainees work with troubled people
similar to those who flock to church
offices.
WASHINGTON -In one of the
more entertainingly human events of
the campaign Hubert Humphrey has
slipped the leash. so to spcok, of Lyn-
don Johnson with perfectly un-
derstandable results. Much could be
made of this. an:J may be before the
campaign is over. but it amounts to no
more than could reasonably be ex-
pected when an executive is coming to
the end of his tenure with his pro-
spective successor waiting down U1e
hall.
Now, that parallel is not exact, it is
merely meant to suggest that com-
monly human problems play probably
ac mudi part in high politics as prjn· ciple -lf no\ more. 1t 11 quite poaslb\e
for pol\ttclans n~ to like proposals
because they do not like the proposer.
The relationship between a Presi-
dent and Vice President is an un-
natural one and can be awkwarci even
between men who respect and like
each other, and mor~ so If both men
have ability, which was not always the
case in the past. But it ls the case now
and when Presjdeot Johnson sees his
possible successor playing the game
his own way and no longer at the end
of a leash he could be forgiven any
fleeting moments of misgiving or
disapproval.
VICE PRESIDENT Humphrey's rr·
cent comments 011 inviting the Viet
Cong to the conference table in Paris
is a case in point. and was com-
plicated within a 24-hour period by
comments on another ticklish situa-
tion. the Pueblo incident. There was really nothing wrong about what num-
phrey said on having the Viet Cong at
the conference table, a I t h .> u g h Secretary of State Dean Rusk cor·
reeled the inferences of Humphrey's
stateme nt. Tbls has bee11 implicit in
what lbe President baa been. saying
for tile last two years. The Vice
President's remarks. however, came
at an inopportune stage In the spar-
ring with the North Vietnamese
delegates in Paris and thus did not fit
into the time schedule of concessions
which no doubt ultimately will be
made in one form or another. The
Paris bargainers could not be ex-
pected to lay all their cards on the
table in the first rocnd.
The problem runs somewhat deeper.
however. President Johnson often says
there is no one wbo wishes more for
peace in Vietnam than he. Changed
conditions may have made Humphrey
even more eager than the President
for an honorable settlement, or at
least more urgently interested in such
a settlement prior lo the presidential
election.
NOTHING WOULD benefit Hum-
phrey more than to be able to say in
the campaign that he was now moving
forward from the brilliant record of a
P r e s i d e n t who had successfully
preserved the Republic Of Vietnam
and made peace on an honorable
basis, with or without "victory." It
wiJI not take much to convince the ma-
jority or the voting public that any
reasonably face-saving result in Viet-
nam was worth the compromise, and
it will bt a yic•y juat to briQg tbe fighting to al fnd.
A special aspect of this matter is
that the President ls determined oot to
destroy the non-political atmosphere
which he considers eesentlal to moving
toward peace as evidenced by his
warning to cabinet members to keep
out of the campaign. He does not wish
to get the pre~ldency involved in the
struggle over the Democratic nomina-
tion and this was the reason he took
himseU out of contention. Almost
anything he says or does, however. is
suspect on the score of supporting
Hwnphrey (as at the Ladies Garment
Workers meeting last week). and
Humphrey's use or advance in-
formation and insight complicate$ this
problem.
AS FOR HUMPHREY, he has
"glands." as he so often says, and is
only restrained from an activist role in
any situation by consciously telling
himself to stop talking and acting. His
natural inclinatioos carry him into any
good fight, which is one aspect of the
"politics of joy" not generally ap·
preclated by those who think of his
public happiness campaign in more
euphoric terms. Soft, unobtrusive
music can be heard playing con·
tinuously in Vice Pre.sident Hum·
pbrey'a office when he receives
viJltors, apparenUy for its soothing ef.
feet on his glands, and lt does create a
aubtly comforting atmosphere.
The question remains open oa how
and when President Johnson will take
the decisive step of supporting
Humphrey openly. Johnson is being
strictly correct in this matter.
although it surely cannot be doubted
where his sympathies Ue. But .t won't
be for a while yet, at least, and mean·
time the Vice President i 1
demonstrating that he ls bia own man.
Thll has not caused any real strain
or tension but only a lot of talk in an
admJnlstration much liven to gab in
the inner circles.
OUTSTANDING among these
psychiatric training programs is the
32-week (one afternoon a Wei!k l
couri.e for 26 religious leaders from
varied denominations at Long Beach
Memorial Hospital. Trainees learn to
recognize early signs of mental
disorder and how to counsel patients
with emotional difficulties. Equally
impottant, they learn to distinguish
the more disturbed patients who
should be referred to an appropriate
physician or clinic ror definitive treat-
ment. ·
Interestingly, most o! lhe Long
Beach trainees report changes in
themselves during the 32-week course.
Denominational barriers. along with a
certain amount of mistrust and mutual
suspicion, tend to disappear as they
learn to respect their f e 11 o w
churchmen in the class. They learn to
see each other as individuals. not as
Presbyterians, E p i s c o p al I a n s •
Catholics or Jews. Since they no
longer mask their true feelings they
become more honest emotionally.
THROUGH A meaningful working
relationship with psychiatrists, these
religious leaders learn to understand
and help, rather than fear and reject.
those who are emotionally and men-
tally ill. They discover that much oC
the wrong we think or do is not
because we are deliberately sinful, but
comes as a result of hidden emotional
conflicts which need to be understood
and resolved.
Power of the 'Public Opinion Polls
FORTUNATELY. many younger
priests. ministers, and rabbis are now
assimilating the understandings of
modern psychiatry. Many prospective
candidates for the ministry o r
priesthood are given a battery. of
George Christian Anderson. an
Episcopalian and one of the most ac·
tivc clergymen in the menta~ health
field today. puts it this way : "The
psychological journey Into our inner
world helps us lo experience our emo-
tions without Jear, to admit what we
have denied, and to deny what we once
believed . Psychiatry has turned its
spotlight on our fears. our hates and
gullls, and our despe11ate need to be
loved."
A big step forward for our spiritual
leaders! ~ychotoglcal tests to rule out serious
lental disturbance. Psychiatrists no
Wallace's ·Real Threat
The prospect of a Republican or
Oem~ratlc candidate having to make
a "deal" with George Wallace to galn
the presidency ls enough to make
many Americans shudder.
Wh.at would be the price? The ap·
poiirtment ot Walklce as secretary of
health, educatipn and welfare? Or a
pledge to ·ease up on enfor~ement of
the voting rights law? Or perhaps
withdrawal of the FBI from its In·
filtration of the Ku Klux Klan7
CAN Tms BE posslb~ in 1968
America? It ls. although esUmates
vary on whriber It .ti\ happen. The
fear ls tllM Wallace will get enough
votes ln \he South to prevent either
major-party candidate from gaining
the required number of Electoral
Colle1e votes to .tn tbe presidency.
Tho Wallace could bargaJn and throw
hll .otes to the candidate 1'ftho
responded most favanbl1 -to him.
Jf that failed . the election would
have to~ decided tn the House of
RepreWntit1ves, with e a c b state
deltptJon. baving one vote. 'null would aJve Alaska's ooe represenA
tMtve the aame volct .. New York's
4L TweftU: wall stata could elect ......
TUE HOUSE DID elect tM presi-
dent twice. Thomas Jefferson was the
first, in 1801. John Quiney Adams was
the second, ill 1824, and ln tbal case.
negotiations over a three-month pet'iod
aUegedly involved a deal that put Clay
in as secretary of state.
The system that produced those
results remains today. It means th.at
the candidate who carries a state. regardles~ of how tiny hls margln.
get& all the electorJ!,. ..vptes for that
state. Th.ls makes ft. potlible for a
nominee to win a majority of the elec·
toral votes and tbus be elected prul·
dent even thou&h be had less tbaD a
majority of the total popular vote.
IT WOULD BE a11 but imposalble to
change this obsolete prOC*iurt btfore
the 1961 election. but the Wallact
threat ~hows the netd to change soon.
Rep. Clark MacG~gor bal proposed a
constltuUonal amendment that would
provide for election of the pruldent bf
direct popular vote. That woaJd be a
gain for dtmocracy. and It oqbt to be
adopLed. Mta.a,.a. Tiil•• •
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By the time John 1-·. Kennedy named
the Presidential primaries he would
enter in 1960, be had in hand a sheaf or
polls which indicated that he was run·
nlng ahead in every one of the states
chosen. Thjs year more than 200 poll-
ing firms -large and ,,mall, reliable
and worse than worthl<'SS -arr
sampling public opinion for can-
djdates. would-be candidates. and
lheir backers. The pollsters work at
every level. from the precinct to the
nationwide constituency.
Polls this year have had an unusual
effect on politics. Louis Harris, ,, ho
heads one or the national public opi-
nion firms which publish their find·
ings, observed: "For the first time 1n
history, in the case of Gov. (G<'or~rl
Romney. a candidate has withdrawn
from the race for President on the
basis of a private poll rather than thr
actual outcome in the"""°tc or twu or
three primaries."
.. ~ORMER VICE P R E S t 0 1:.. N T
R.ichal'd M. Nixon. unopposed in mo\l
oC the Republican primaries. ha~ to
depend on public opinion polls to
disprove his so-called "loser's imag('. ·•
Yet in a major poll taken as recentlv
as May l&-18, Vice President Hubert
H. Humphrey was shown to lead Nixon
by 41 percent to 37 percent . Polls have
been varying the lead between lh<'
presel'\t ~ former Vice Presidents.
Few tod~ question the accuracy nr
the big poUsters. The American In·
B1 Ge...,e---
Otar George?
What ls the cnuse or danorufl?
Dear G.G.: C.G.
1tchy white rtakes ln the hair.
C 0 N F I D E N 1' I A t,, TO
VTRGINlA GRAHAM OF GIRL
TALK: You'll just have to learn
to overcome that ahyness an<J
speak up. After all. how will you
1earD if 7ou don't IJk questions?
\
stltute of Public Opinion (Gallup) poll
has been within 1-~ percent of the at·
tual vote jn the past four Presidential
elections. Gallup called the KeMecty-
Nixon race within 0.9 percent.
But pollsters themselves are begjn·
nlng to wocry about their own image
and influence. That's. why t h e
American Assoclalioo of Public Opi·
nlon Research. a klnd oi trade
association for the opinion.samplers,
is working up a code of ethics tbat
should be approved shortly.
MEETING IN Santa Barbara, Calli.,
the group on May 11 accepted ten-
tative standards for evaluating public
opinion polls. The standards ·com-
mittee agreed the published polls
should include: l ) Identity of the
sponsor, 2) Exact word.age of ques-
tions, 3) Defirution of population ac-
tually sampled. 4) Size of sample, 5)
Allowance for error, 6) Whether sam·
pie was done by telephone, by house
interview, by mail, or on street cor·
nen, 7) Timing of interview.
Critics of polllter1 say that they
create a "bandwagon" influence on
the electol'ate. Gallup says that in fact
this has never happened. Harris says:
"Sound sW'Veys of public opinion wlU
analyze correctly and accurately
where the American people are on a
given Monday or Thursday morni.Dg. 1(
done in enough depth, they might even
be capable of projecting where the
public is headed for some period tnto
the future."
Myth of Wars as Population Control
TllowPtl At Lar1e:
Some people imagine th.at wars are
"nature's way" of reduelng popula-
tions to tolerable levels at regular in·
tervall, but this is a myth; in the 500
years preceding 1941. Great Britain
was Involved ln 80 wars, none of wtPch
had any serious inDuence on the
populatlon curve. • • •
Speaking of ~on, how much
tonger do we th1nk tbat alx percent of
the world~ population can continue to
control 50 percent oC Its wealth, even if
we are leg&lly and poUU~ entitled
toll? • • •
n is my theory that alcoholics, and
even heavy drtnkers, are deficient In
"sweet tooth" -that Ulelr metabolic
sytttm 11 out of klltt~, . craves
alcohol as a aubaUtute for ar: it Is
alpl.Ocaat that beevy do not
c .. for IWteU or any deteerts at all. • • •
Thote •bo worship pure phyalcal
pernr should recall that Stalin 1neertd at the Pope for having no
military dtvblons. but u Prof. Ken·
nttb Boalding baa ob15erved, "Stalin's
dlria.ION did not save his good name
tor posterity or h.ls monstrous statue trom destruct.Ion. wblle St. Peter's
ltW &taads.1' '
Why are some kinds of foods called
''roughage," while their opposites
aren't called "smoothage?"
• • •
, What racially or religiously pre-
judiced people don't realise Is that you
can always find objective facts to
juatify your dislike of any group:
Bigots think the facts abaoe their feel-
lngs. whereas in truth t.he1r feelings
bave Impelled them to seek out a
particular set of (~. • • •
Whether you are for ''free preu" or
"fair trial'' depends mosUy on
whetba you want to bear about a case or are Involved lA it. • • •
And, on the IUbJect of trials, It
tee.ma clear to me that a1 Ion& aa
psychlatrJc teatimuny ls for sale to one
side or the othtt. it should not be
given the privlleg'4 status o f
·•proresslooal opinion," but regarded
wholly as a forensic device no more
obJeetlve tbMI the testJmony of a
"cbanctcr wftntss." • • •
A probltm beJ,tns to be "aolvta" tbc
moment il is defined: and our ma11ivt(
problems in America, and the world,·
today, seem 80 inloluble because .,.
ar~ not able to deflDe 'them by ~ old-
fasblgmd standard and are mnrill.lGI
to ~ them by cruting a new atan.
dud th1t ru. both the facts of
modernity and the leSIODI al antiquttr.
1.µ1g;u.i1
Frlday, May 31, 19&8
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Tour Stresses
Need of H .~lp
Modern-day Cinderellas of Newport Beach will employ an equally
contemporary mode of transportation to travel the freeways to Orange
when they host an orientation tour for associates.
Greeted with the tune, "Wouldn't you really rather tour Children's
Hospital of Orange County," associates will board horseless carriages and do
just that W.ednesday, June 5.
The only. resemblance to the old fairy tale will be the time limit ••.
for when the clock strikes 12 (noon, this time) they will retuni to the cameo
Sb.ores home of Mrs. William C. Brown to join the regular memberihip for
lunch.
While associates are learning about the need for their support of tbe
hospital, the membership will conduct its annual meeting and installation.
Mr~. Norman Dahl will guide the hospital guild u president, and
serving w1tb her will be the Mmes. Ralph Berke, first vi~ president; George
Cokas. second vice president; Donald R. Wagner, recording secretuy; WU·
liam S. Henry, corresponding secretary; Robert S. Hurtt, treasurer and
George .L. Woodford, parliamentarian. . '
Associates are the Mmes. Hancock Banning ID, Menill BuUer· Jr.,
Donald Anderson, Robert Barnes, Dean Bradford LeRoy Carver, John Davies
Jr., John Curci Donald D. Wells, Carl Neisser, Jeanette McCormick, Donald
Nixon, Hugh Plumb, Edward Quinn, 0. W. Richard, Hadd Ring, Fred Swen·
son, Al Tiffany, John A. Storch, Chester F. Salisbury, Mark Soden, Richard
Steele, Lawrence S~vens and Hal Lehman. ·
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Othen are the Mmes. Richard Leitch, William Lester, Alice Lagerlol,-
Herbert Kalmback, John W. Klug, Wilbur Jadden William Holstein, JQgne
HeJperin Robert Hankey, William G. Grundy James Garner Edward «W&n-
endyke, Roy P. Jackson, James P. Barrett, charles Thomas, 'waiter Crutten·
den Jr., Charles Masters1 Donald K. Washburn, Harry E. Stickler, J. O.
Wylie, George Yardley ana Helen Young ..• ,,
CINDERELLAS' CARRIAGE AWAITS -Getting an early start
on their tour of the facilities at Children's Hospital of Orange
County are (left to right) the Mmes. Norman Dahl, president;
Carl Neisser, associate; Ralph Berke, first vice president, and
Donald Nixon, another associate of the Cinderella Guild of New-
port Beach. The tour will take place Wednesday, June 5.
Flag-:raising to Open
Balboa Yacht Season
With ships dressed and commodores at attention, fl ags will be un-
furled at 2 p.m. tomorrow by Balboa Yacht Club during the 44th annual
Season Opening Ceremonies.
Activities will begin at 10 a.m. with boat inspection. followed by a
buffet lunch~on at noon, and Flag-raising Ceremonies in the afternoon.
New officers to receive an 11-shot salute are Commodore Ralph H.
Deaver; Vice Commodore David Smi ley. Rear Commodore Don Franklin,
Fleet Capt. Edwin F. Steen Jr. and Port Capt. George Hoedinghaus.
Breaking out the colors ltid each senior officer's flag will be Junior
officers, Jim Riedel, commodore: J ay Lawrence. vice commodore. and
Rick Jenness, r ear commodore. ·
A special tribute will be given Joseph A. Beek, one or the club's
founders and secretary of senate. California Legislature for 55 years. In-
vocation will be given by Dr. Cecil Hollman, director of Inter-Faith Foun-
dation, UCL
Among honored guests will be BYC stall commodores, Dr. lloward
Baker, John Biby, WiJliam Blurock, William P. Campbell , Chip Cleary,
Vilan E. Couch, Ricl)ard Fenton, Charles Glasgow. PauJ J . Holmes, Car-
roll Hudson, Theodore Johnson, Donald Kemp, Frank Lynch, John Payne,
Or. E. H. Riesen, Fred Smales. C. W. Smith, Lawrence Wheeler. F. C.
Wood Jr., Converse Wurdemann and David Young.
Visiting commodores o{ other clubs will be William P. Ficker. New-
port Harbor; Ray Klein, Alamitos Bay; Thomas P. Dougan. Bahia Co-
rinthian; Park Densmore. Cabrillo Beach; Tracy S. Holmes, California;
Albert H. Al len, Del Rey ; Robert S. Hood, King Harbor: Bob Paley,
Lido Isle; Harold L. Drake. Long Beach, and Charles W. Smu.h 11, Los
Angeles.
UNFURL THE PILAGS -After an ll·ahOt salute to new
officers of Balboa Yacht Club tomorrow, the colon and
senior officers flags will be hoisted. Ready for the 44th
Opening Day Ceremoniea are (left to rt&bt) Commodore
Ralph H. Deaver, Mn. David Smiley, wife of the vice
commodore, and Mrs. Don Franklin, "ile of ..rear com·
modore.
Others are Paul J. Floyd, Mission Bay; Norman B. Neely, San Die-
go; Tom Jackson, Santa Barbara; John Costello, Voyagers; William Kitch·
ens, South Shore Sailing Club; Frederick K. Gle~on. Orange Coa!t; J. l t
Miller, Coronado; Larry Test, Southern California Yachting Association.
and Robert M. Allan Jr., Yacht Racing Union of Southern California.
Before You ~ Flip, Forget Their _Lip and Take a Trip
DEAR ANN LANDERS : Several
months aao our son wu involved in a
prank wtiich turned into a problem
with the police. The boys were not put
in jail, bot they wen reprimanded by
the Judie. and suspended from school
for the remainder cl the Mme.lter.
1be story made the newspapers aod
my buablmd and I were ftrJ unhappy
&boot Jt. .
Oar 1011 la back ln IChool DOW and
•olng beautifully. We bave had no
troQble with tam since thlt un·
fortunate epilode and think perhaps it
helped clvt bim a sense of values.
fbe problem is this: Slx or seven
people in our soci.al IJ'OUP keep brlng·
ing up the incident -asking ques·
tlons and problng to learn if there was
more to It than the M~per print~.
ANN LANDERS ~
Whenever the 1\lbject la brought up
my ~ loet Into a depression
and la quiet for the remainder cl the
evenin1.
P1eaJe Cln me a few Landen-type
sample aentence' to lbut theH people
up. Thant you kindly, Ann. -
£NOUGH IS ENOUGH.
·oEAR ENOUGH: v .. M 't .ett
11mple Mlle9cet. v.. Med aew trtt•. Cl 1Mke ,.. ... la Ml•
........ Try ........... peep)e.)
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Our 18-
year-old dauatiter baa been keeping
study company with a 22-year-old boy
who baa been 1Hrr1ed and divorced.
When I say steady I mean evttrt night
for the put 9'gllt months. I have proof
that lhey have bHn 1nt1mate. When I
confronted Martha with the evidence
several weeks ego ahe ICJ'eamed, "We
are going to be mlfl1ld nut year. Get .a my beck."
Martha walb witb a limp and feels
---......... .._...-. ~ .............. ----.... - -------
i-he la lucky lo ha~ a boyfriend
hecause ol this small defect. I am
\\orn out from trying to talk sense Into
her head. Stie accuses me of being old·
fashioned and meddling in her
penonal affairs. Last week Martha
threatened to move out of the house
and ltve wtlh her boyfriend 11 I didn•t
quit pi~ her. M1 bean heavy. I feel as ii I have
failed letely. Our two older
daqbtera aTied fine men and have
lovei, f ea ol their own. I fear this
iirl la IOhlg to wlnd up In de.!p trou-
ble. Sbould J keep talking to her or
shouJd I Jutt gl've up! -GOING
AROUND IN cmCLEs
DEAB OOINGt Your daaghtrr
llD"' 7"r ••eat• •1 heart ae 1top ..... ,.. time. l1.,triuakl7, tbe
r·
llmp h11probably1tven lier a aeaae ef
lnft rlorfly If 1t0t filer wonlllea1te11.
Glrl1 who feel wortlllea1 of&ea pick
bums as boyfrtead1. Have Y.H COD·
sJdtre4 profeuloul Hip fer lier?
DEAR ANN LANDERS: My bus·
band's 6-year-old nephew is wrecklnl
our marriage. Last weekend the boy
walked on our couch with his muddy
shoes, wrote on our ball wallJ with
red crayon, tore up three new maga.
zines and ripped apart my flowered
h.at. Yesterday l told my husband I wu
golnp: lo whale the t.ar out of ht kid if
henuned anythinJl elae. He said. "You
can't touch hlm. He's not your child."
Is he right? -BOILING
U~AR BOILING: Clllldre1 wbo are
permitted to ru wtW ud dettn7 pro-,
perty ~ow up te be a problem to
tllemaelvea ancl lo everyoee ebe.
You aboald lD11at that the cMlcl
behave In your home or nt come
back, and your •u1band 1bould back
7ou up. Where·, tlli1 poor ttd'1
motlter, anyway?
If you have trouble 1etti.ng aloog
wit.h your parenta ••• U you oao't get
them to let you live your own life, send
for Ann Landers' booklet. "Bugged by
Parents? How to Get More Freedom.''
Send 50 cents in coin with your request
and a long, stamped, sell-addressed
envelope.
AM Landers wllJ be gla.1 lo help you
with your problems. Send them to her
Jn care o( I.he DAILY PILOT enclosing
a stamped, Mlf·addressed envelope .
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.J 4 DAILY PILOT Friday, May 31, 1968
Sandra , Francine BillS
Now Mrs. :John Sixon
Btlort &he Rev. Harry.
De.Joa&he in St. Bruno'1
C&tbollc Cburcb S a 11 d r a
P'randDe BWt Md John
Wllricb Dllon Jr. tzchanced 'ftddinc rlnas and wwa.
Pwenta of the D8W)yweda
.... Mr. pd Mr•. IJoyd w. • • 11111 .. Whittier and Mr.
llld Mn Jobi w. Dixon ol . c-. .....
,,.. llride, tiYID ii 1D&f~
rl•I• by bet father. ltltcttcl former Miss Bills carried •
a iown of cbantUl1 roee-bouquet ol orchids and
point lace r.nd atllr artpaa atepbanotls.
and a train fell tram her AttendflllU '""' M 1 I I abouldln. Barbara Bills, tbe flride'a
Till1 clUllWI of purls •IM« and maid ol boDor;
and aequinl adarnld ber MCI tbe Mlnel Rita Dixon,
neckUne and ~ and tbe benecllct'1 111ter; DllDI
her bouff IM li1k Wualcm veil Fcrtney, her cousin from
was ceupt to 111 btirk>om Newport Beach; D l 1 11 e
Uwa ol pearla wblda wu \ Roeen1>s1. Downe7, and
worn bJ her mother. Tbt ICaChy Blc., Corona del Mar .• Tbey donned •one ,.11o1r
cblff on over llDu 1owm and carried white and 7ellow
martuertte dm1 pompon
bouqueu.
Clarice Lisclandro '"d
Katby Lou Mauldin were
flower girls Jn miniature
ftocks designed after the at·
tendan1a. RJcky BUls, the
bride's nephew, w11 ring
bearer.
Asked to stand ae best
man wu Bruce Dixon, the
bridelfoom's bro t b er .
Ulhe1ine rueeU to their
1e.U were Dennil Bllls, her
brother, Gary Poteet. Larry
Dodson aod Harvey Smith.
For the nuptials BW Car·
roll performed on the orgm
while Robert Carver was
tile aololst.
The home ol the bride's
parenta wu tbe ..=:J for
tbt reception by
250 pellll. DMlitt ud llve
doYll deccrated tbe bomt
and pool area. Mn. M. W.
For4ney ol La Habn, the
bride'• aunt, ualsted.
The new)Jweda wlll mike
their home ill COlta Mesa
foIJowinC a ftddlDI ~ in
Cllilcnia.
Tbe new Mn. Dixon is an
alumna of Warren Hilb
School, Downey and tbe
Univenlty of S o u t h er n
California. At college me
wu a member of Alpha
Gamma Delta aorcrlty, Phl
Chi '1'1>eU, w o m e n • s
buaJneu fraternity a n d
Alpha Kappa P I I , IC·
c:Guntinf hoaoruy.
MRS. JOH~. DIXON JR.
M.kJng ~osta Ma.t Home
,Her husband is a graduate
of the same high 1chool,
Or1111e Coast College and
the University of Maryland.
He served four years ih the
U. S. Air Force.
Newport Beach
Thrift Shop Opening
Forest Home Women's
AuxiJ.tary is announcing the
openilig of the Quee n's Attic
thrift shop at 472 Newport
Blvd., Newpcrt Beach.
~Ding da7 wlll be next
Monday and hours are trom
10 a,m. until 3 p.m. Mon·
days tbrough Frid~1s. The
shop b staffed by volunteer
memben.
On the f.irsl day a
bac.kyard shoe sale is beina
offered.
Mrs. George Wiley of Cor·
ona de{ Mar is thrill shop
chairman and Mrs. Pete Myers of Laguna Beach is
servini:t as her assistant
while Mrs. Ted Lindstedt of
Newport Beach is the shop's
treasurer. Mrs. F. M .
Tarbell of Newport Bec.-;:b is
l~der of the area chapter.
The auxiliary is affiliated
with forest Home Christian
ConfeT"ence Center, located
in the San B e r n a r d i n o
mountaina above Redlands.
Mn. Marsden Lemon of
Laguna Beach heads the en·
tire orgmiuUon.
Hair Styles
Top Agenda
~ Tips on hair cue MK\ a
dtmonstration on styling
w{JJ comprise the prosram
for B'nai B'rltb Women,
Orange1 Coast Chapter.
The group will meet at 8
p.m. Tbunday, June •. in
the Security Flnt National
BanJc, Costa Mesa.
?Us. Stanly Cohen, presi·
dent and Mra. I r w l n
Rosenberc, p~~am
chairman extend an in·
vitaUon to all interested
women to attend the pro-
gram by Roy Alvarudo,
Newport Beach b':1r stylist.
Trip to 'Paradise'
AnUcipatln1 tbe tndlUonal aloha wlleome in Hono-
lulu are Mr. and Mn. J~mes Black of WestmlUter
who sail aboard tb• SS Lurline.
lt'• Ulllt time of the year
apbl when members el tbe
Woman's AmfilarJ to ..
Orance Cow1tJ M • d I c a l
Aseociate iDIUJll altieen.
Next Tuf.eday lit ll a.a.
the women have plamecl a
program in the Medical
Asaociatioo b u i 1 d i n g ,
Orange. Mrt. W 111 t a ftl
Wickett, p r e s i d e n t • an·
nounces that Mrs. William
.Moa, a past president, will
~the iDltalllng officer. Tak.ioc the top poet is
Mrs. )lank Kendrick of
Newpari Beacb. Tbe moeter
of four waa~from
Mercy Hoeptal Collete of
Nursing In Sao Diego and
transferred to UCLA and
received ber BS ia !I ublic
health nmalng.
SM naarrJed Dr. Kendrick
when ht was an iDtern at
UCLA. Six yetn 1ago they
moved to Orange County
where her husband affiliated
with Anabeim Memorial
Hoepltal u a patbalollst.
• The incoming president
'f'U h • a 't h chairman of Newport Beac:b's Jun i ~ r
.
lDal1 a. IDd In the aux· llllr1 bal .-vecl • com· ....., ..... cbairmul
-~-CGr· r:Jnc wretalw. olJleen .. ..
....... LaarlDOI ....... .
president.fleet; phi 1 i p
Winlclr and Edgar S I Kart,
ftJ'lt ad aeeCl8ll • l e •
pnsideaU; Leo CuDJmlna
and Dell Stewart,
Secretaries; G. Jo h.n
Knauer, treuurer. a n d
David MacLaucbl&.a and
Rldmd Preetoa, directCl's. AllZilWJ members of the
Jntenetiiml b e a l t b ac·
tlviUes WUI be feted. Co-
cbainnen are Mn. Graham
Gilmer Jr. and Mrt. James
F. Edwards. Thia com·
mitt.le collects 1 u r p 1 u s
p h a r m a c e uticala and
medkal. nrgicd, dental
and optical suPPliet wblch
are sent to the Direct Relief
Foundation in S a n t a
Bartma thtn lbipped to counlf... lr'OUDd the free .,.-Id.
-Mrs . W~ Kr a mer ,
hospJtlijty cbalrman, b11
PRIS I DINT Mn.,,_. Kendrick
planned an internlltional
theme for the b u f ft t meetmc. EDta1ainaient will
be provided by the 8avariln
D an c er s from Palm
~ ...
Cou~le Select
October Date
Harbor Council's Movie Guide
Tbe •1acemeat " Janet Mart IDcl MlriM Capt.
Jama A. Toobty was
revelled befcn Ii family
member1 bl tbl Anabt1m
home of the brldMlect'a
graadmotMr, Mn. J. w.
Truuw.
The lutun bride, dluCter of Mn. Davld Ms{"" of
t...,... Niluel ... till !Me
Mr. Marl, 1'11 crlduMecl
from Mcywood Hi I~
School, Oraqe IDd attended
·Mount St. Mary'• College,
Los Angeles and Ufe Jl67al
West Sussex College of
Narsing, Englc:nd.
Prt1eatly Mile MM'l la A
C o n t 1 n e n t a 1 Airlines
stewardess attached . with
the Mlll.tary Airlift Com·
mand. '
The benedict•to-be, llCIO of
Mn. Frandl T~Y of
Alhambra IDd the ll1e Mr.
Toohey. '9 a a,..._ ol
Loyola Hlp ~ and
Loyola Unlftr'llb', both in
Los Angeles. CUrrtotly bt is
I
Horoscope
FAMILY
THE HAPPIEST MIWON·
AIRE -Dlmt7'• mualcal comed1.
WHEJlE ANGEL! GO
TROUBLE FOLLOWS -
lfotbw SuperkJr IDcl pro-
"""" JIUD/ have dlf. r.. w• on baa trip.
· TEENS AND ADULTS
TBB BALLAD OF JOBIE -
Young widow in a struggle
for women's rights.
JANl!T MARI
To Join BrW..
• THE BIG MOUTII -
Croolll, hotel m.attr
ad~cbMta
bank examiner and bis
look alike, a vicious hood.
& pOct In 'Y'letMm and la tbt
recipient of ll air medals in· cludiDC the DistJ.nguiabed
FlyiDC Crou. ..!'!!__eoapla .... ltlleted
~ fCI' their~ iJI It Cltber1ne'1 Cat b o ffc
Qnrcb, Laguna Beach.
EL DORADO -Amuaiq actlon·paeked western.
ENTER LAUGHING -
Hi 1 arious, affectiooate
iiim cl J..-life.
WAlJ' UNTIL DAAJt -,.... tllrlDer.
WILL PBNNY -ItiMrut cowboJ' .. ...._ bM
coat.et ,,... a bame,
f am.llJ IDd love ·la Ult nnt1amarlled .. 0 f
Med-ID WO..
frock to rut«• faith and cdurqe of an 11th Cen·
tury Mexlcln vUlqe.
HOW TO SA VE A MAR·
RIAGE AND RUIN A
LIFE -Confirmed
becbelar tndeevon t o
eav. a friend'• mmTlqe.
IN mE HEAT OF THE
NIGHT -Murder in
South ii IOlved by Nesro
~" ..t wtdtt police
cbW.
MADIGAN -New York
police madnmt reveals
probiems ol police com·
mlsliODel' and hll atalf. NO WAY TO TftEAT A
LADY -Ptycbopatb, la
various dlaguises.
THE PARTY -Sl&pltick
camedy renMa w b • a dis~ Eut Ind.la
actor is invited to a chic
Holiywood party.
SERGEANT RYKER -
Court martial is re-opened
for an American sergeant.
THE SPY WITH A COLD
NOU: A:&..:r°"
THE AMBUSHERS -Sp1 B~ AND CLYDE -
True M1 of bat rob-
berl.
IN COLD BLOOD -
Scorpio: Significant
Inf ormatidn Offered
llAnJllB TaNI
AND AIKJL11
DANGD ROUTB
=..-:~~ dthdlq smtt ldtDtlat.
then bat to dtf9Dd bilDlelt
from tralton dldn bb
own or11Diutioa.
nwn. C...-'1 re.
.......... of polntllt1 ........
IRMA LA DOUCZ -Hwaar .S CGmplleaticm
ol lnt -Parll 1t11e.
P. J. -Prtvlltt ~at.or
beoomtl bodypard ill
lurid ftlm ..-ted by
murdlrOll Wlltr.;, SATURDAY.
JUNE I
By SYDNEY OMARR
''The wtee ~ contrGll
his destiny . . . Astro..,o
points the way."
ARIES (1'arch 21·April
19 ): Day featuru
pleasurable activity. Ez·
citement of dJscovery Js ae-
eet1ted. Evening featurtl
romantic Jnteretts. Your
creative resources come to
fore. Personal magneUam
soars.
TAURUS (April 20-Yq
20): You JnlY be questiOMd
about your plans. StJck tD
principles -blck up aa--
ment with facta. Sticlt c9ll
to home bMe if pradllll.
Streu effort to a t t al a
greater dome.Uc hatmaf1.
GEMINI (May 11.,,_
20): Be analytical In eoa-
nection witb messeges. • ters, telephone calls. Meua
fi..od out motives. Check
between the lines. Your
mfod Is alert. Satisfy in-
tellectual curiosity by ask·
ing questions.
GEMINI message. Evenlll&
faYWI meeting wJtb friends.
....... Evaluate aomt of
,.. hopes, wll1'ea. Don't aK. far more tban·yw cm
..... Overcome p. t t '1
fttbp.
ICOl.PIO (Oct. ~Nov.
11>: Bt flalble where work
IDllbodl art coaceuaed. You
aa n1u today, but teep la
~ ,.our blalc I o a 1.
lltormition vohmt•td by
.. you meet durln& IOClal
outln1 prov11 alplflcut.
L\GmAJUUS (NOY. 22-
Dtc. U ): Written mlWlll
commellda attenUoa todaJ.
Cbtct fac:ta. Bt tborouO.
Commumca&a from one
afar cou1d brilbtn ...
tloM1 atmolpbtrt. Fine for maktnc travel plan1.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 21·
Ja. JI): Pwmlt othtrt to
malat 1DODtJ dldllcma. You
tlDd to wut quick actloa,
"1t 1Bllte, ~ m.,
come up with facu which
necessitate reas o n a b 1 e
delay. Don't be in too much
ol a hurry.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18): Accent on marriage.
parhtr1hip, 1e1al
GUNS OF SAN SEBAmAN
-Outlaw dam pri1th THE PRESIDENT 'S
ANAL Yl'I' -Bn111 farce
DAR Chapter ~ Places
Old Glory · in Spotlight
PaUtDct Wrilbt ,...__,._ ~ioftbt~
llnolutiOD, will ... the
flal durillc • Cll'tlDGDJ
llNlldtd cw ~~ Albln ..... , ,..,... -.. .... , ............ tbt
HcMl Latme • Jl:JI '-"
dQ, ......
Mn. Orlllldo Alllln of
0...,., ..... ~ book
cMlnam ............. ..
.. Or-.. OallillJ .... ..
act Put ••I Illa Cllti will
blataD ome.a afttr .......
1lllroMtd by Mn. O.lls D. 'hat.
-'nlClll named to ""' tbt group for the oat two JWI
include the Mme1. Erwin B.
W..arks, . regent; Fred C.
Ross and Herbert G .
Albrtdd, ... .... llCClld .. ,.....t .... H. Ax·
-1), dtlipllll; Gerlad
Prelltw Ud Teat,
rtcorfla1 ed cor-
r••P:::tltel'ltmit•; Jamtt , trwer;
Sbeldoa rtll*ar;
ADD W • t k e , lllltGrta;
,...... ~. Ullrvian,
ad aa..i J. --!Ao " ...... dlnetarl.
Mn. -. aatloaal ~ c:llllrma, '* .... will till .. ..., •· r o u n d i n I the fill'•
alcbmne, Old G)ary.
lftmbln of the Uecutivt board will hl'W . a I
holtesles and offttera and
chairmen will present their
yearly reporta.
a Ire em en ts . Faµrily ___ .. ____ _
members, borne, domestic St. Catherine's attuatioa spotlighted. Kind
...... ......
Suu..N HARAMIA
lnta11d
Betrothal
News Told
Mr. and Krs. Georae
H.-.mla of Santa Ana
HtiCbta have minounced the
tqlflllleDt of t h e I r
~. Suun Lynn
Haramia to John Scott
GroDelM)er,toaofMr.aad
Mrs. JobD H. Gronemeyer
of Saata Ana.
Mii Haramia is a
lfllduMa of Corona del Mir Hiib School and attends
Oraae COlllt, College.
Her ftlnce, an alumnus of
TuldD Hlp Sebool, aUeoded
occ IDd cumotly is •·
tlcmd at the Umted St*!
NaYll Aqildblous Baee,
Ommdo.
No Ute ... been set for
lat ftCldinr.
Cectu1 Society
Or11119 Oomty cactus ud
Succ1llat lodety meeu tie arat W......,ay at noon in
Odd Ftllon Hall, Cotta
Mesa. Mn. Roy Jonn at
548-SOM can be contacted ~ further information.
CANCER (June 21~
22): Accent on enlarging
scope ol activity, intereau.
By doing plenty of listenlal
tonll't you live val11abll ID-
s i 1 b t. Utilise p1 1t
knowledge. Somethln1 la
brewing, meaning money
for you.
of day la wtlkb '°" ODd out
what 1b«>tt dote to 109
really Ullnt.
PISCES I Feb. 19-March
20): Give attention to heaJth
-and be ready for unuaual
Peering
Around Leaders Changed
l.£0 (Jilly 23-Aug. 21):
Your WDal' cycle movca up;
you are better able to ma.kt rltllt deelaklns. Reallz41 tbia
-be cGafkltnt. Get reed)'
for new Jll'oJ«t by tyiDI up
IOOM •* -Dcm't i .. " Job ball· ......
VlllGO (Aq. »Stpt. Ill:
ElceDll& nmtnc for llc-mr.. ...... Get lnYll*
ii ........ OU t 1 I• t ,.....,, Avoid aelf.,etJ.
.... ti uperiencel of
...... ltQC!y poQJbillf1 ol !~ eomtnK1ive K ·
"iiUA (Sept. 23-0ct. Dl: I'll .llllb....U.. St ... ,
After 1 e a d i D I St.
vis.it. Your aid is solldted by----. ..... -.... -• member ol or..-..eton.
Catherine's Couacll of
c.tbolic Women fOr two
... .. Mr pal a JllfS, Mrs. G. J, Rank• Heed U-feeMnp. Do
wbat JOU bow to be l1Cllt
Fareeo any other ac:Uc9.
D' TODAY U YOUR
lll&TllDAY J: .. !D-:r:.:; --: ,... "°-.....,. OllnMlJ ,..., ..............
wHll dttaOe -1Mlt llU II mtn11afllllllll ......
wUl turn over her :pr--. Desert mideDce followin1 Ual gavel to Mill Alm Rem,
almoat two WMkl la the in· durinl luncheon II tbt
tlmlvt _.. mt cl Ult Baa. IQ Qub at D:•
DIMrt Hn•lllL P a 1 a p.m. ,.._,.,, Jant "
Slrtaa II lh. J::J,Ew> Mn. Nt11 McElraUI of
Jfwtt-of Newport '8d AMhMm~ of till
Pllm Dlltrt. ~ n. • ., llld
Haabaad Joba Mid that • aecau" o f f t e • r of
E'ft •un.nd a mauivt Arc:bdlD c...a Cocmdl o f '-rt attack, and tboaO lbe C......UO W_., wUI IDltall
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F!m'HER GOES lO THE TRIBE'S
BEST POI I EkV MAKER! THAT
JUDICIOUS JUG JOCKEY! THAT
POETIC ~TTER OF PRIME PO'fS!:
TUMH> ~, I NAME 't'OU
INDIAN OF THE 'MONnt! ·
MISS PEACH
-Al-JO THe Nl!W TeA0-41N6 MACHINES
O~FWR MAHV AO\IANT'AGeS.
DllmE DIW
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MOW You DID IT-
')t>U HAI> ;H>
Wt~D WITH You.
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SPEAKING -Senators Eugene McCarthy, left, and
Robert Kennedy, Democratic presidential hopefuls
will debate Saturday night at 9:30 on Channel 7.
The two men will compete in the California Primary
Elections on Tuesday.
TELEVISION VIEWS
Oio Awards
Not Vielred
By CYNTHIA LOWRY
NEW YORK (AP) -One awards ceremony of
interest to television viewers is unlikely to get on
camera : The presentations for commercials that
recently won for their makers "Clios," the adver·
Using agencies' equivalent of the motion picture's
Oscar.
MESSAGES from the sponsor do, after all, oc-
cupy the television screen at least one-sixth of all
air time. Most viewers react more violently to com-
mercials they dislike than. to shows they don't like.
They can skip the show , but .must just suffer through
a minute commerral.
A half-hour roundup of the season's award-win-
ning commercials would be interesting. But since
the major networks are in fierce competition for
sponsors and since air time is purchased at great
cost, it is highly unlikEly such a program will ever
make the channels.
AT THE "Clio" a.ra'rd ceremonies of the.Amer-
ican Television and Radio Commercials Festival
last week, about 60 statuettes were passed out. But
since a commercial must be seen or heard to ident-
ify, most of them, even with tiUes, are difficult to
recaU.
This viewer recognized ft'Om titles and brief
descriptions a few of the top awards winners.~One
was that series of bitterly funny case histories of
the build-up of king-size headaches. Another was
the cartoon commercial showing a nagging dia-
logue between a man and his unhappy stomach. A
third ws the series of tongue-in-cheek dramas
plugging pitted prunes.
MEANWHILE , the television code committee
of the National Association of Broadcasters has
recommended that certain restrictions on advertis·
ing. products for personal use be rel axed and ~at .
instead of banning the product, the commercials
be judged individually on the basis.
Involved specifically is advertising about two
hemorrhoidal preparations and one personal hygiene
product. The recommendations will be acted upon
by the NAB board in mid-June.
THE INDUSTRY code currently bars advertii.-
ing of "particularly intimate products which ordi-
narily are not freely mentioned or discussed."
Dennis the Menace
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18 DAILY PILOT r rlday, May n . 1%8
G,urney · 1st, 2iid, 4th;. Turhi.nes Go P1:1tl-putt
By DEKE BOULGATE
Of 1M o.llr Plitt Sien
INDIANAPOLIS -Dan Gurney. the
Corona del Mar good guy. was elated.
of course, t.hat he drove his Olsonlte
special to a second place finish In t.he
· IndianaeoUs 500 Thursday, but he was
just as Happy the winner was rldlng ln
a Gurney-built Eagle.
"We ran hard all the way. and I
have no complaints." Gurney aald In
bls garage alter the race.
"We didn't have any Idea we could
win before the race, but we were hap-
py lo do so well. "U we had to lose we were happy It
wu to a man driving one or our c.ars."
Bobby Unser, who achieved th~ pin·
nacle of his brilliant auto racing
career ~nly dght months aft.er the
death of his fat.her. another .. racing
great. drove an Eagle OUy to victory.
Last November be was second to
Gurney In the Rei Mays :rx> at
Riverside before switc.hlng to a
Gurney product.
Efficiently making up the ground
behind Unser was the two-man
"Gurney factory" team -the man
himself. moving from 10th at the start
steadily up through the field. and New
Zealander Denis Hulme. last year's
roolde of the race. who ran tbird and
fourth much of the way ancl finished
f~urth. ' Early in the race Gurney put on a
tremendom battle with A .• J. Foyt. ac-
tually pushing Foyt so hard his Coyote
Indy Pigpen
Mud ~ugs 300,000
INDIANAPOLlS. Ind. IAP) -It
waa a picnic in a pig sty.
Although several Inches of Infield
mud spoiled the traditional Memorial
Day picnic grounds and parklng lot
for most of the 300,000 persons, t.her<)
were those who Just couldn't resist
the challenge.
The infield on 500-mile race day at
the Indianapolis Motor Speedway was
a massive mudple -with rain on 2.1
days In May.
Panic was dropping a car key. Hap
piness was burying a chicken bone
with the press of a foot.
Those who inhabited the inJJeld look
a bit of Indianapolis home with them
Officials estimated the automobile population in the infield at ooe-tbird
of normal-down to 7,000, and those
sl.Jthered haphazardly into positJoo.
Fans wbo tradiUooally spread th eir
blankets and unpack picnk lunches
had to bring along boards or face the
prospect of sinking in the ooze. Some
youngsters played touch football io
the mire.
Th~ mud even kept the usual
brawls lo a minimum. A special trou-
ble detail of state troopers was never
needed.
A deputy sheriff said. ''Business i~
so bad I feel lonesome."
Perhaps it was just as weU ThP
i;pec1aJ bus brought to the track to
haul pnsooers to jail each year was
stuck in the mud, loo.
As for the race itself, the heralded
turbine racer is beginning to look like
a gymnasium fight.er on the lnd.ianap-
olis Speedway.
Isaac Curtis Burt
Freak Beach AccUlent
Injures Santn Ana Ace
dERKELEY -Disparagjng news
:>mes out of a freak beach accident u
Santa Ana High School's super athlete
' -Isaac Curtia -is carrying hi.a lef1
arm ln a sling and Is a questionable
perlormer for tOOay's California lftale
high 1 c h o o I track championship
preHnu at the University o 1
California. Berkeley.
It seems Curtis was working out.
running up and down the stretch of
Newport sand which is adjacent to his
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part-time employment when he sud·
denly stepped on a sharp shell which
had been washed ln.
He stumbled. landed on hls left
shoulder. and suffered torn muscles.
His coach. Earl Engman. says the
injury Is serious enough to possibly
sideline Jaaac from the high and low
hurdles. However, he may be able to
run on th1t snappy Saint 440 relay
team.
Curtis figured to wtn state medals in
t:-. Osteen Ends
'Ballet Walk;'
Dodgers Home
three events and was given a· better
than even shot at winning the two
obstacle races.
E.puan W • ratt.tt anique ar·
rtva1 here t. tbt Bay area. In-
cidentally.
He ud ftll1' other Oruge Couty
huddles s_aJ1ed u1*1tr the Goldfn
Gate Bridge at 4 a.m. today, JIODf'
the worse for wear.
They left from Santa Barbara on
Wedllesday, taldng th.. voyage on
Boward Brubaker'• craft. Stormy
Petrel.
Alto rt1tta1 Brubaker'• abnttle1
on tbt hip IHI WeN On Nellet-
tel.n, Bob Saell au Larry AnNa.
The fives0me Is taking 1 sail across
· San Francisco Bay tonight and they
invited me lo go along. But after hear·
Ing Engman·s kidding (?) suggestion
that J might be lost overboard i11 the
middle of the bay on a waveJe.ss night.
I decided to pass up the risk for
something leM dangerou11 . . . like sky
diving.
A1 HHJ tllere ire 1eme ex-
~eaally tine undtrclu1mee t•
Lilli goldea aulvenary of die Mte
prep spike clu1Jc.
One lftlt lad .. ,,....... • ..,,
Nk1Mla1 tf Reeclley, wt.e It•
eegotia&ed tile mDe la 4:17.%.
. Anotbtt Is -tptdaUst ltlek
BroW11,ef Los Alt.I, ""'9 M11 cUe•d
off I 1:5U ..... far. He •••
aophomore.
.
Ford falJed. The Oranee Coan area
driver worked hia ••y Ulroagb the
pack as two-tblrd.c of the field fell out
around him.
Another victim of bard Gbrney driv·
Ing was Lloyd Ruby, wbo bUll the lead
for 42 laps but dropped bact at the
fin ish.
The Eagle. a racln~ machine dqjgn.
ed for the 24 race~USAC-circuit, has
finally made it in the big show aft.er
two disappointing yeara at the 2Jh-mlle
oval with first, second and fourth
place fin ishes.
Gurney. like many of the dri9en
here. looks to the piston eJlgfDe to pro-
vide the motive power for USAC
championship race cars from now on.
"I think that the current ~ of
racini we are la now requiret that we
do not run turbine enliDes, wbich are
very expensive. Alao the cost will .pt
out of sight when we start bopp!ng
them up.
"I think ii we are goint to make a
change. we ahould do everythine we
can to encourage American manufac·
turers to enter stock engines in this
race.
"It would be great for the aport if
we had Fords, Chevy1 and Cbryaler
producta and American Motora in this
race. I don't think then ii any ~ce
in racing for the sound crt t&>e turbme.."
Gurney the driver and Gurney the
•manufacturer are hard to pick apart.
So far hla All-American Eagle factory
in Santa Ana hu turned out 22 race
cars. and hil finiJh Thursday waa tbe
SMILIN' DAN -Corona ·c1el Mar's Dm Gul'IMIJ drvft to hta nn.t.
fi nish ever at Indianapolis Thursday, finishing a close second behind
Bobby Unser. It was Gurney's sevlllth appearance at the IOO and
only the second time he'd finished the race.
best linct be came to race at Indy in.
1982.
That first year 1-wu a teammate
of Graham Hill Oil tbe Mlckey
Tbompaoa team, qualified In the top 10
but wted only half the race.
In '83, he waa aeventb ta a Lotus
Ford, in '84 a Ford non-flnllber after
110 laps of impressive runntna.
Dan entered hia own Eagle team for
the first time in 1986, wu third at ~
lapa when the Eagl' ir..otu1 quit. The
next year be waa ca\Jght up in the in·
credible first-lap accident t.hat wiped
out half the field and datroyed hia car
but injured no one.
Lut year be was the only driver
who 1ta1ed e.ven close to Parnelli
Jones UDtit the STP turbine failed and
Foyt 1'on.
1f Thur.,'s Indy victory •aa the
mott important IO far for I
Gur6eymobile, even if DQ wun't in
the driver'• 1eat Barriq ID un.
foreseen bappenina. Uftlflr will sweep to the USAC cbampionahlp.
Gurney revealed tbe bill climb star
Will IOOD switch back from Qf.
fenhau.ser power to Ford, and it may
be Ford witb Eagle hardWare made at
Dan's Santa Ana planl
As for Gurney'• plans. he will con·
tlnue lo be a motor raoing commuter-
in 1968. as he bu been tbia month,
abtenUng himself from the Speedway
twice to run in Spanlab ancl Monte
C&rlo grand prils. Tough Life?
"Naw. sometimes ifs like getting a
vacation every other week." •
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~tlap Road Trip
Angels Invade Oakland;
Tig_ers Log Oean Sweep
OAKLAND (AP) -California Angel
Manager Bill Rigney waa encouraged
by only two things today u hll team
prepared . for the first game of an
arduous road trip that callt Sor 18 pmes in 13 da71. ~
After dropplns Che ftnal pme of a
home dad. 'nJ1lr'l4aJ .ID Anahebn wl
turd ..,.._. -DMnlt ~· 7-1, u. M9* ear' 1d terwf
and IDailbt'• pme. Only the play of
Don Mincher and Jack Hamilton
pleued RipeJ.
RJ.iney'1 pitching1tafi may be hard lft88eC1 the nen 13 days. The trip
calls for three gamea at Oakland, four
at Baltimore. tive in three days at
New York and then four at Boston.
Tbe Angela return home June 14.
Jim Northrup, Bill Freeba and
c•-•et a, 7,ae ,...... r .. ._., .. rv
Willie Horton provided the hJttin g
Thursday that enabled Detroit to
clinch the series. Northrup knocked in
three runs with a single, sacrifice fly
and his seventh homer of the year.
Freehan bad two walks. ~o singles
and his eighth home~ of the year, driv·
ing in a pair.
· Horton bad a slngle and a double.
The Tigers pinned the 1ou on Rick
Clark. 0-4, whose wildneu helped
Detroit ICOre three runs in the tint
four innings.
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In Gay Paree
PARlS (AP) -It's an odd attuatioo
wt. rival ~ in one of tti.
wcrld'1 &Nat tennia tourumenea have
to 8hare the .ame topel.
That ii one of tA' curiCllH1es anhe .
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Los
Angeles Dodger pitcher Claude Os·
teen's critique of himself could have
been construed as ballet walk. but the
Cindnnat:i Reds knew better alter they
bowed to Los AngeleJ, s-3.
"I think I atralgbtened everyth1ng
And other views off the cuff . • • aJl
airplane pueengera should be equip-
ped wtt.h paracbutet er cyanide pelleta
. . . the area coach who milsed the
CJF track finals to attie1'd a church
cookout shows me little c 1 a 1 1 . . .
night high school buebe.11 abould be
stamped out . . . how they ever kept
Dave ~lewsk.i from betag athlete
of the year at Costa Mesa High merits
a g r a n d jury invettitatlon . . .
Newport Harbor High teacher Cand
ex-coach) Emil Neeme lost a nephew
in the Viftnam mess . . . the
American League's divisional playoff
idea is splended, but the dlvi1ioo allp-
ment is putrid.
lt&$,.,.#l)ll -·Art Pollard doe50't seem to be in a
happy frame of mi nd here. 'His STP turbine car had
just conked out at Thursday's Indy 500. Pollard
"Pt~ wasn't .ione with turbine woes -all three turbine
entries }ailed to finish the race.
French Cbamptonlbips at tbe Roland •
Gem>s stadilllll -simply because
Paria laundri• have joined 1be strike
and cleu iowel.a 1n hard to find.
out wttb 11>me estn practice a few
nlghta aao." t.be left.handfr s~
had fallen into some b9d habit&. like
loc.klng my hi pc."
Tonight another Dodger pitcher
takes the 1potUJ!ht and if Don
Drysdale, c11> duplicate his '11utoou
the Jut lour times out. he'll atep into
a clan by hlmeelf.
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miles and elg)rt colts -ttltM ..... the Mia.d Waldheim's T.\t Commercial,
obMacles Forward Pa11 must conq\M!J' Ray Du.Four'' and Joseph Richards'
~to wtn the Bebncmt 8labl SIT Beeu and Robert J. Kleberg'•
and become ~ Int 'n1ple Ovw1I Dnft Cmd, Who will 1llll ea an ent17
winner llnce 1948. wttlt Call Me Prtnot.
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romped to victory la tbl Prabel•. POil time wtD tie appro%imaa.Jy 1:30
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ruulq of U» BellDOlll 11 apeded t.e ~ bf CBS.
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Seturday, Forward Pan 1ets hJ1 distance tett, and a p1Miq mark will
put Ida nmne in ractnc records along
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bimlelf down and tben hands h.towel
to ... opponent.
It's ttrange, too, to .ee a trail ol
tired p&a,... wiDdiDC tbeir .,., trom
tbe McSum ttroaltb ttie ~ wtten
tbe day'a l>ll3 la owr, hlWiDI their
tquipmea( 'ntat'1 because ot the
.-Oline lhortage.
The fi"9ncb ~ the p&ayers with
mt)' tea when they come hot and
dult)t from the courts -u lone .. the
power la1ta. Bu.t each day the ele<:·
triclty 11 cut off for a couple of hours
or t0 -~ offtboot ol the 1trtkee
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Roenall '* mt )'et JOit • lt't.
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BERKELEY -Today the
prelimioariea, Saturday 1he
main event • 506 of
caufornia's finest h I g h
aebool tract .ct field stars
converge on 1he Edwards
Stadium track here fOf' the
golden anniversary running
of the st.Le championships.
This afternoon~·· quali· fy'lng rounds are fOr: very
event . except th o-mlle
and cijscua. , ·
Heading the un·
ty contingent in today's
beats is Paul Williama, the
fabulo'us SM runner from
HllDti.ngton Beach High.
Williams hal his 1fOl'k cut
out just t.o ltey among the
t'O{> three for hiJ beat -
which he must do to qualify
for Saturday's finale.
He's up again.st an un-
tested whiz from PiUlburg
~ George Alfaro - a lad
who rolled to an impr~ive ·
1:52.2 clocking withou( the
aid of eerious competition.
JONES FAVORED
WUHama' best is l : 51.2,
posted last weekend in his
bliatering d u e I with g o I d
medal favorite Greg Jones ·
of Long Beach Poly. Jonea
baa a 1:50.t to ha credit this
season.
Jones is in a different beat
today. however.
~aired up with Williama
are aucb threats as Bill
&ze of Clayton Valley
(1 :54.4), Bill Restini of Palo
Alto (1:55.l) and Roger
Croft ot Fresno (1:55.5).
The announced stratgey of
"run just fast e110ugh to
qualify," may still require a
swift pace by the HUlltington
&tar.
However, be is known for
his exceptional recovery
ability so he should be ready
for Saturday's showdown.
OTHER COUNTIANS
Other top c o u n t i a n s
shooting for a berth in
Saturday's finals include
Ron Hamley, the nifty
hurdler from Lowell High;
Isaac Curtis of Santa Ana,
who is a doubUul starter in
the hurdles becauee of an in-
jury but he'• still being
counted on in 1he relay.
Hamley is in wHh Crai.c
Fisher of Forestville (14.0)
and Jerry Willan ol Fresno Rooeevelt (14.1) for t1'e 120
-stlcb. Hamlef'• best u 13.9.
Lowell Harris of San
Galore
Santa Ana Hi&h School.
an institution always ble~
ed with outstading burd·
lers. will have what will
probably be the greatest ar·
ray ot timber -toppers in
Orange County prep history
next spring.
Coach Earl Engrnan's
Saint spikers were tough in
the barriers this ieuon but
they lose only seniors Steve
HiJI (14.7, 19.9) Mid Andy
SoUs (15.4 and 19.6) from
tbis year's team.
Here's who's returning:
JUNIORS: wac· Curtis
( 14.0, 18.6), Gary Jensen
(lf>.7, 20.4) and Gene Ro·
berts (16.1. 20.9).
SOPHOMORES : Willie
Young (15.3, 20.8) and Jim
Davis (15.2, 19.9).
"This year we had eigtit
kids at 15.8 or better in the
highs," Engman said.
"I can'( recall ever hear·
ing of a high school with
that many outstanding hurd·
lers. We've always had good
hurdlers 3' trus school but
nothing like this."
The rosters of recent past
stellar Saint hurdlers includ·
es Haward Parker (14.3,
1961 ), Lois Muniz 04.2. '63)
and Bill Lindsay ( 14.5. '65 l.
By EARL GlJSTKEY
Of .... DellY ,. ... '""' .....
The• Viet Cong sniper
'4ited atoicly behind his
crude barricade of logs and
rotted vegetation.
The sun was setting and it
was hard to see in the junglt
but he could hear the four
American s o l d i e r s ap-
proaching.
Suddenly, 75 feet away, he
saw them. He sighted his
C h i n e s e • m a d e AK47
machine gun a.nd opened
fire with ~ rounds.
Sgt. Jeff Hein was slam·
med to the ground and he
wondered if he was dead.
"( never Io st con-
sciousness." recalls Hein. a
former Newport H a r b o r
High School athlete.
"I went into instant shock
-the pain was terrific."
Hein was hit twice. The
first bullet went through his
rifle butt and splattered into
·his right wrist, creating a
large, open wound. The se-
cond bullet pierced his left
arm between sh<>ulder and
elbow, broke the bone into
15 pieces. and still had
enough velocjty to break two
rib~ and lodge into the right
side of his back.
The three other men in
H e i n ' s reconnaissance
patrol returned fire and
aliased the sniper but he
escaped. ·
"I woke up in the hospital
the next day in Bien Hoa
and I was sure glad to see
two casts on my arms -r
knew my arm was in bad
shape and I was afraid I
might lose it.''
Hein still can't raise his
25 North Candidates
Aim for All-Star Team
left wrist U nerve damate
doesn't heal itsell, i.·u
undergo s u r g e r y at
Veteran's Hospjtal in San
Francisco w i t b i n six
months.
Hein, 21, was a track and
basketball at h 1 e t e at
Newport before he was.
graduated in 1965. One of
Newport's best a 11 -ti m e
milers, be reocrded a 4:19
clocking in '65. ,
Still recuperating from h1s
'wounds, Hein works at tbe
Hi-Time Gourmet Foods & Spirits at.ore in Newport
.Beach. He completed one
semester at Orange Coast
College before he entered
the Army in 1966. He plans
to re-enroll at OCC when he
receives bis m e d i c a-1
discharge.
Last fall, with the rest of
the lOlst Airborne DivlsiG.n,
he was airlifted to Vietnam.
Three months and 16 days
later, he was wounded.
Hein, whose father is in
art professor at Cal State
(Fullerton). tells depressing
stories of GI life in South
Vietnam .
"The VC are everywhere
-they could be anything
from town barbers to the
people you see runnblg
around selling the ors
Cokes.
"And a lot of those Cokes
are poisoned. The VC take'
the caps off and pour in
formaldehyde or a c l d •
Probably 99.9 percent of ttie
Cokes are OK but when a GI
gets a bad one you really "We 've had at least one
hurdler in the CIF finals
every year for the past 10
~ ~ars in one division ," Eng-
man added.
Twenty fjve n o r t h e r n
Orange County basketball
stars have been nominated
for the north team that will
play ttie south at Orange
Coast College this summer
in the annual charity prep
game.
hear about it." Grande ; Alex Htoderson, ----------
"This year we had three
at the finals and four last
year."
Engman left W~dnesday
for the Saturday State meet
at Berkeley. Three of the
foor legmen on the 44<1 re-
lay team he took with him
•are underclassmen, two of
them sophomores.
Engman will not only field
a strong hurdle contingent
neiat year but the rest of
• the events -with the ex·
ception ot the shotput -will
be stocked with talented
athletes as well.
The game pits the best
graduated senior!i from the
county prep ranks.
The nominees:
Jerry Brucks. Anaheim;
Craig Childress. S u n n y
Hills: Jim Coleman, Bolsa
Grande.
Craig Emerson. Rancho
Alamjtos: Gary Fox, Valen·
cia: Steve Futchko. Buena
Park, Dave Harding. Bolsa
Brea.
Roger Hobbs, Orange;
Larry Jackson. Santiago;
Bob Kleinholz. Loara : Joe
Morgan. La Habra, Steve
Moya, Kennedy.
Marv Owens. Fullerton ;
Ken Quinn Troy, Mike
Quinn, Western; T r o y
Rolph. Ol'lange; Mark
Sanders. Villa Park; Mike
Staffieri, Su'nrry Hills ; Steve
Thornton. Magnolia .
Jack Trotter, Foothill;
Fred Van Der Li n d e ,
Garden Grove: Steve
Williams, Santiago: Steve
Wilson, Lowell. S c o t t
Wright, Fullertoo.
Baseball Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE AMER ICAN LEAGUE w L Pel. GR w L Pel. GB San Francisco 26 20 .565 Detroit 27 16 .6211 Atlanta 24 21 .53.1 Jlh Baltimore Ui 18 .!i9J 1 in
STOVALL
NEW GM
Jack Stovall has been
named the new general
, manager of the Orange
County Ramblers football
team, replacing H o m e r
Beatty.
Last season the Ramblers
had Beatty as gene r • 1r , manager and bead coach,
but the duties -along with
his position as professor of ·
education at Cal State.
Fullerton -have brought
about the change. '
rtre~~~o!ttan:n\= ~ 'A~ES STATE'S BEST -Paul Williams of Huniington Beach High will be
menace Curtis, if the latter facmg the top high school 880 men in California this aftem~n and Saturday as
can compete. the cream of .the state cinder crop 1athers at Berkeley for the ·50tb annual
Also performing ia Wayne _•ta_te_mee_t. __ w_llli_ama __ lw ___ tb_e_seco ___ nd_fa __ ste __ st_lirn_. __ e _o_f .:....·th.:..:e:..:.27=--e:.:n:..:.tn:..:.· e:.:s:..:.. ---------
Philadelphia
St. Louii;
Chicago
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
21
2.1
2.1
21
23
19 .525 2
21 .523 2
22 .511 21,.:l
22 .488 :Jl,6
2S .479 4
Cleveland 25
Minnesota 24
Boston 21
New York 21
Oakland 21
20 .5.56
20 .:)45
21 .477
2.1 .477
23 .477
:t
l 'h 6S2
Sitz
6~ -llU TAYLOR
M.1141Mr Claxton of La Habra, who
does not tlgure to get pest
today's helltl.
Going in the 180 Jowg are
Hamley, Curtis (?) and Don
Tilley of Santa Aan Valley.
Each is in a dUferem heat.
Each could make the finals.
Eagles Pick
Baseball,
Net Heroes
1atancia High School's H ·
cd6d ¥f of Its spring sports
awards banquet Tuesday
night bad Bill Bowen taking
most of the honors in
baseball with a w a r d 1
presented for co-captain,
most valuable and best
seuon fielding average. .
Chuck Perry prnered the
etber half of the cap-
tatmhip.
Special award winners: Ba..W
Varsity -Chuck Perry
and Bill Bowen, co-captainl·
Bill Bowen, MVP and Best
Seuon Fielding Average;
Bill Powell, mgbest Batting
Average.
Frosh -Jeff Zelsdorf,
Captain; Robert K ai 1 er ,
MVP. Teull
Varsity -Dave Schtlin,
Captain: Jerry Winters .
MVP: Mike LaRue, -Moat
Improved.
JV -Tom Poa. Clptaln;
Dan Auplti.ne, MVP: Mark
Saunders, Moat Improved.
State Prep Track Records
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100
220 (curve)
440
880
Mile
2-Mile
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CALllSORNIA STATE MEET RECORDS
Mel Gray Montgomery, Santa Rose
Mel Gr~y Montgomery
Jerry WhJte Corcoran
Rieb Joyce Sierra'
Tim Danielson Chula Vista
Pete Romero · Reedley Jerry Proctor Muir
Ed Moody McClymonds, Oakland
9.4
20.7
46.7
1:48.8
4:07.0
9:00.5
New York 20 2.1 .46.5 4"2
Houston 20 24 .455 s
Pittsburgh 18 22 .450 5 .
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Doug Huff Lincoln, Los Angeles
Bill Morris Compton Pole Vault Paul Wilso11. Warren
Long Jump Jerry Proctor Muir
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South All.Star prep football came . will be played at
OrlDle COllt College on
AagUtlt 22, tile D A I L Y
PILOT bat learned.
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FOUNTAJN V~-,:
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Harmon. Dave Graven.
HUNTINGTON B~ M Perlee, Bob Wlci<
Ray Hunt. Bob
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The~ Brea
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far the PMt 1everal year•
but wanted to move the at··
tractiGn to OCC'1 LeBard
Stadium thl1 ye•.
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116
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turf ' wer olcl> ' uo C11ulllld •J.
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llOICI hctlu (J L..,,~111
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Collecting the Booi11
AJ Roush (center), pro at the South HillJ Country
Club, checks over array of prizes after pacing hia
team to title in third annual Pro-Am tourney at
Irvine Coast Country Club. Others on team are Bob
Smithers (left), Leonard Berghauser, Fred Patter-
son and Frank Miller (far rtlbt). Tbe teal posted
a combined low g:roa..net 1.lf for top honon in the
18-bole evenl Over 221 colfen were eatered in
tourney. ·
Tbe list ot nominees f oc
the South 1quad released
Wednesday was liberally
rprintled with <>ranee Coast
area .urs.
1be .nominees:
CORONA DEL MAR
Doug Casey, G.reg Van·
derbarl, M•k M o o n e y ,
Guy Goelitz, Ross Barlett,
Pauf Rayl.
COSTA MESA -Ramon
Ricardo.
ESTANCIA Mike
~e Bonnet, Dwicht
Homilton. -: .11 MARINA ,~·· Tamiyasu, Rick .
Corrigan, Pet.e Mera ..
Greg Hale. ~...::
MATER DEi -ErlR»M-
ton, Jim Berg, Ste v.e
Galvan, Mike ~tan.. Don
McKeen, c..i Her~
NEWPORT ~R -Ken Hanley, Joba-
tingham, Ed Wasbko. -.;. ..
WESTMINSTER -Gree
Ha>tlell, Chria Beit,..-JUek
Breza, Cha-lee Mq,...._
Sam Sooter, Dave A~
Bob Bess.
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turf. l'llllea .. -J .,.., old• '
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Gelb Alibi (J Gonulal •11.5
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Race Results
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old flfllH. Allow-. l'une 11.500.
TWtnlV Wint cv .. er) lUO •.• u o
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Wlneo Lii !Sellen) 6.2' Ht
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Tlm.-1.l1 411.
SIXTH ltACI. One mllo on tho tur1.
l w er olda. Allolnncn. Pu,... 110.000.
Court Fool (Pierce) J.40 uo uo
H1rrv Collefl <Lamberti 1.40 "'°
Grav "°"' (Gonulnl :UO Tl,,.._1.31.
HVINTH RACE. Ont mllo on th@
lurt. l YMr olds .. uo. Lettsldt H1n-
dJup. Pu rH '50.«JO acl6ed.
Hiii Shine (Pl<lru) 11.tO 6.00 1.20
-LAlll• ( Lembort) S.20 :Uo TH!e Gema (He"lll '-~ l"--1.3' llS.
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Aquatics
AtNBTC
Quarterhaek Key
Viking Gri.d Boss
Newport Beach Tennis
Club wi U direct its spotlight
to aquatics June 9 when It
hosts the AA U ~ge Group
Invitational Diving Meet.
High on Progress
The AAµ diving meet will
feature a numfae_r of ttie
top divers in t~e Souttiland,
headlining Dick Wilson of
Rolling Hills who won th e
CIF title this past season.
AEO&l di ~diving com· petition is : ed for a 9
a.m. start and should <.'On·
elude at 1 p.m.
However, the club will al·
so stage a show that even-
ing at 7, the Tustin Blue Boy
Swim Club conducting a
spectacular show with tbelr
.•yndll'ooizeei lirla mmmio&
~.
There are optimistic tones
at Marina High when you
questioo coach Jim Coon
in regards to the progress
of his Viking varsity foot·
ball aspirants.
Some 52 cand.ldates have
been tromp.ng the gr-at
Marina since Mey 16 with
June 8 set for the final dey.
A spring game directed at
the parents of the play••
is set for that dale.
Says Coon of bis qUM'W·
back aitutit.ioo, "Greg HellfY
ba1 really looked impr.-·
lve, but it's DOt a 1urpr19e
to UI, becaae be WU be-
hmi (Mlle) TamiJMU for
two yean.
Final Date Set -"We knew what he could do. He could have been first
string for . any number of
schools the Jut year or so
but was in the unfortunate
position to be on the same
team as Tantlyasu."
For Pop Warner
All Midget and Pee Wee·
Pop Warner football e··
siasts must be registered on
June 4 at the player • par-
ent meeting at Horace En·
sign HJgb School at 7: 30.
Registration fee is Sl.50
with tryouts beginning Aug.
ust 1.
Anyone without an offic.
ial registration slip can 00.
lain same by contacilng
Newport · Mesa Pop War·
ner Football at P 0. Box
2091, Newport Beadl 9'.ZM.1
or by telephoning 644-1344
or 642-2471.
The Viking meoCor con·
tinued on to prai.se aenral
backs ae doing out.tanding
work ill the sprine practice.
Two of thole pointed out
W«e Mike Wittick and Tony
Venttm.Jglia, top candidates
for rannlng backa in the Ma·
rlna backfield.
~ c¥ftnsive line may
~ a Ifft from a £
8-1 jonfor by tht name of
Bob .Bmill. He pliyed spar.
~'1 '8tlt year as a IOpho·
nMWe and ... utilized on
e JISS TYIB e DOUG'S HIADllS JAVIUN
e fltSANO MOS. • IMPHIAl !CUSTOMS CHAIGH e INGINI MASTllS IAllACUDA e DISTIOYH
JHP e CHAIUI ALLIN • GINI CONWAY
FllRllD e 1&.UI POX CAMAIO • OAS llONDA e PAm MAIT CAMAJ0 • IMUS OTO
• SAMPSON e HMIY CMAIY • CONTIMPOlA•Y FJlllGl.ASS e WllOHT MOS. & PIDllOON
CAMAIO e IANDY WALLS e Vlaotll TOO
~ e ... MO MM'f MOltEl
DON'T MISS IT/
the kickoff in the second
half of tbe sealOO. He's cOn·
sidered "qukk for hia size"
by Coon. .
Top linemen candidates to
date are Kirk Sudiai, . .Jlm
Gauglm, Dave Teel;John
Reed, Andy Varano, Mike
Reed and Demas Kennedy.
At the end polition, there
are tome 17 hopefuls with
Vince Moll, Cbuc'k Rabe,
Steve Hernandez and Dave
Lecy stven the nod to date.
Lecy. who pl.ced third In
the Bee 220 bl the CIF fln·
• at eem., nparUd fal'
duty WedllnMJ at tbe teat· -: =of .., polllllle fulhck placements a r e
Keith Doneldaon and Shewn
OeLoyoe. Donaldson w a s
sbi.tted from running defen·
sive aafety.
Trout Plant
RIVERSIDE COUNTY -
Qark Canyon Creex.
SAN BERNARDINO
COUNTY-ArroW'bear Lake,
Arrowhead Lake, Big Bear
Lake, Deep Creek middle
section and Rainbow area,
Green Valley Lake. Gregory
Lake, Holcomb Creek,.Lytle
Creek Middle and N o· r t h
Fork.I; 6anta Ana River,
Senta ha River ;. South
Fork.
...
Relax
Let your fi&blnC rod do the
work. Keep the tip up while
fadng the flab. Your catch
will tire itself oUt puiina
.... tbe rod tip actioa.
\·
~,.,... ........ •'-""~ •MYll~=::•:=-~ t::=; ·~•'°'•endl•1tlte~e11 <:al~..,......,.... tte'-"'~ au:-'8·~ ,,.l'f \1L!_,... so;:.,_-.---. ~ OI' MIY 1 ;~ -"'fer.,.. ,nc-_,,.. _.,.~~ ~end title• · ...
~k"! "'ustang prices latet,? SoaUwn
talifornia 11 America's number 1 Maltmac J
market-and your Ford Dealer is ......, in .. :
a Mustang dearin' mood. Richt "°*JOU
have lots ~f new '68 Musblnp to dlOOle
from at pnces JOU can't afford to PISS
up. Get switched on to Mustanc. It's a
Musta• buyer's market-Ind It's rully boclnlllW now.
Dll••ll•ll.a.j-· -
•• lllllln Clllllrlll • lllllP
:sTRIAKI
!of an oW
"bo40 and,
' l ·p..., '----
BJ ALMC ...., ....
So you at
ny" Rke a
said that ...
race ls like
of gr• gr
Well, let
offsbon po
That'• the
where higt
build up sp
50 miles a
roostutails
create a 1
noise.
I "wak
offshore p
from Len
Drilt-R-Cru
great plat
the don
tures and boatlnC rep
to do.
N0°11U1lB'
'The r1e1
started at
Bel.meat 1
Beach. Hal
Alamitos
Harbor Pa
at full sp
waillDC-<
the way ·
power boat
too 1low,
are In no t
The racit
followed at
ing up the
swamping
sailboats
have ,otter
they tried.
So Len i
those twin
order to
startiDC lC
position to
We lot t
·five minut
start -ext
racint bo8'
in drcles .
the ltlrt.
Guus--.
we~nowh
long .• th
goin& fast
ed tM star vi~ hat ~re-digr; orl ly
SC
radii Two
i!f :! were al.x. e
One of ti
noatlfta de
few bundr
.tarlial lb
patrol boat
tow, He b IOIDltblng
speed ·nan
the IW1in1
cmcuNli
A.Dolier
circlin« ar
the harbor
alonplde
his Mends
Uctpt l
,,.. C9
the .......
sUll .not
slnJdalto , • ., wt
tbf;)reak' d"f wltcl frola. Def
cordbtS to now. off waw..S : .. .....
t
I .
)
Olympie Yaelatl•ll .
Spra~ueShowing
Promise in Finns
DAILY PrtOT JI
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two outinca in tllplliOt Jinn :=--~'='=' ..:-.::;.;:. ':"'.: LEGAL NonCs M.&u 11. "' a1 "" .NM '· '"' ~
COmJ>'tition d\lrbai tbe past = !;no;-:.-..:: :::' "-:_~ LEGAL NOTICE
'sever.tJ weeb, btaUIC 19M :=. 8.!~~~ic=.~ .~. T~oS:~~i. .. •. i.. Olympic mtdalllt p • t e r ~ _....... '" •• II ... d STA'l'I 0, CALlllOlllllA lllOflCI TO CHOITOIU Tra111....... Wllote butlMU --,, ,o. THI COUNTY 0, ORANelf tUl'l!ltlO• COU•T 01' THlf Barrttt aa '"° • IUCh 14U Wttt Third ,,,...,, s..1i. 207. loo .... A·"'" STATlf 01' CAL.,ORNIA ,Oil Ant4 .... CelNlerNA, .... lllal said ,,....._, 11 .... ti ~ ~ w...-O.W• THI COUNTY Of' ORANH: other hot •""'--ba the •111 • _._ "' or """ JUN I. NOTICI 19 M .. ll't o:viN te 1111t Me. """" -rr-• ''"-•I h eftle• of Tiie ltnlt ol cft(jttwt -Hie .-. """" llouelent IJll,. of Harry lteu KH\ltr, aliO class .. Frid MiUer Jr., c111-..:.. H•lleNI Auoclallon, 71t ...... llWll •II -111\llN cltllM ... , ... , .... --...... ,,., •. KMwr. l>tctd.sed. SSSc n..... ,a_,.__ ~111 l'-1, St."" Ana, Calllor111t. 11141 ~ IA rewlNd .. ftle !Mm. NOTICE II He1tE1V GIVlfll lo lhe ; uvv ADW•i San It ftt • It k-i. said llllelldtd wtll\ IM --..ry wucNrt. Ill,... offtct C•Mllon ol 1111 above Mme4 de<'tdenl
N-.. """•-'" uui-NIJYC ,,.,..,.,.. MN lftleMM Trans""°' UM ti h cltt¢l o1 1f1t tllove t11llllN ceut1 11\el all N •toN ... 1111111 cltlm1 l:nsl lh• M>.._,,; ---. _, Ille followl119 tdcllllonal Ml,_ -w ,. _, tMl!I wtlll Ille -•,.; Mlf lleeedtl\I art l'fqlllred le le '"""'•
..... ...., •-~~ ---•IMI ....._ '111111111 tM lllree YM" Ital ~hers lo lllt .....;. lffWCI 1 IM olf Wllll Ill• ntCHsary llOUCMrs. 111 olllce
e&N ~ -... -~ • ..,. -•: ~ lite~ CIUb Hollw, of his AltOf'MVs. ,..::..., 0 • (~ .': II h clt<k 01 Ille tbo•e entll..,. court. o' ~. ~1~~111 •Ht-...i. ate '-• LM!e L ll-1, De .............. OfM. :u=~ :m-~~:~nedlllfet ;:a.:.:
Ot ....... ., .. .... Sift Merl .... Calllomlt, ....... tllt •left ti htr AllorlWt l•rl """""'" 16l6 WHI ht lut weekend'• ICYA cHucK·s STEAK Houst "1111•1-., 111t -ien...,._ "'•• _,. • ..,_ L• AMtlH. c.11..n.1. to011
1\1.-...tC Aa-... ·-M• at 9y1 Otv~ N. AIMrman :'1 ":"'.: ::.::i:.:.-: ~ ~ la• 1M •ltct el butlMU OI ~ vyu•r "'-• ._..,,.. 9--Trwleree llUb:ic.. · ·~ .. ~ lft •If rMlltn ..-telnln<J to Kllll H•...__ ..._..,_ won 'IM UlltC o, CAL11101tNtA. M.A. 0.,..":.: tr' ....-. ,.,. """' °' w 1c1 ~tdt41t, 111111h1n .1. -.._-...-.. -m II. Mel9 Street J A ,...., -"-tl!W Ille llr\I llUllHClllon OI 11111
over 23 utrles. ~~=· "'" ~eu1or' 119~'!°~ MIY ,, 1..;.
Publlllled Or-tMll Dtll't l'llel, Ot "'41 Wiii of "'-. Helen M. ICeevtr Spragut came IO clOle to May 31, 1• ~ Above ,......,. '9<ltdtnt Admltllstrelrlx • ......, 0. Ct.rt< ... Lellb Wllll-TM-Wll~An .....
. winninl the UM 011Jnplc LEGAL NOTICE ~v,::~11111 .. 0r1.... 01 "" •••••• of IM trWa that ht .... llQt to I•• Marl .... c......... • .... MH:t::"' Mmtd dKtllelll
:sTRIAklNO AWAY -Tb1a ls tbe w.Y tbt start !of an ~ powerboat nee loots to tpeetator :ooto and/or aircraft lucky eaoQgb to be at a~
in&. Une more tban five minutia early. Wide wan
with no boat. in sight was left by Bob Nordstog•1
Holocaust -one of the two boats to flnllb.
IA• .. Tai 121>1 ..,_.,, "1' w .. 1111 Slrffl Enosblma u an altec'•te OD ... .,a .,. ca...,._1 An.._. 1" a-.1... Lee A-"" caN1on111 "'"
the •-·-H -·loll .. _ l~IRIOll ~T °" 1'1• l'ubllalled Or•"9• coest Dtl"' l'ttat. Tali mu oun111r11 i-sm LC"Un. e .. .._ ..,.ve ITATll W ::J'.,.._lllA Nil Mt1 M. JI tM June 7. 14 IHI tJML A1eNMY ter Admllllllrelrlx
bHtln Barrttt~1:;:,:als .,... cou..., ..;:,, eaJ.tte• Wl~=ii:.~;::' c.s1 Dll1Y P11o.1. ucept fOr-.. in Isla,. of lW'MI\ It..,, OtcettM. LEGAL NOTICE Mey 17, u. 31 and June 7, IHI 167..a . ..
l ~ Power .. •t Raeers -'-They're Fun H You See 'em
By ALMON LOCKABEY ...., ............
So you agree with ''Gran-
ny" Rke or whoever Jt was
said that "nttbing a yacht
race la like w~tcbiDc I blade
or gr .. grow.''
Well, let me tell you about
offshore power boat raclnc.
That'• the exciting sport
where high eponrtd bolts buUd up speeds in excess of
50 mllts an hour, k!ick up
roostertalls and pnerally
creatit a bell of a lot of noise.
I "watched" the last
offshore power &at race
from Len Lilly'• 40ofoot
Drift-R.cruz boueeboat -a
great platform for Htlnl
the ICtion Md ~ pie.
tures and all the tb1np a
boatlnc reporler la 1uppoeed to do.
NO•B1JMY
'nl9 race •• to hav1
started at 10:15 a.m. off
BelmclDt Pier ta Lo a g
Beach. Half way tbroup lie Alamitos Bay jetty the
Harbor Patrol boat roared
come up. Point Fermin. Well, I'll be
That left three on their damned."
way up the coast to point Nineteen minutes later
sometblnf-or.other w b e r e · Bill C o o p • r buzzed the
they were to make the turn houseboat on his way to a
and come back. So what's to late finish.
do but heave to and watt for Tht other fellow? Back at
the exciting finish. the clubhouse someone said
Tbe Cit l ze n s BanJ excitedly: "Hell no. he isn't
maebines finally came on under tow. That w as
wttta Ult report that Bob allQther boat. He is under
Nordlkog wu leading by a his own power and IU.ll in
subltdal maretn with bis the race."
h 11 b·powered Holocaust. But an hour later, after
'lllil filured, since the next three Hetmeny cognac
reparta had BW ,Cooper's punches and a hearty lunch
t r J pl t 'outboard-powered at the expeme of the Pacific
macbi..ne limping alon1 on Offlhore Power Boat Rac-
anly two outboards. lnl AllOClation, the other
fel\ciw hadn't shown. UNDER TOW So we thanked Left for a
The other con~? nice nap aboard the Drlfl·R·
Someone ~rted be was Crul and came back: to under tow by a plltrol boat. Newport to watch Balboa
N.w for the flntlh, Tbe Yaeb& aub.'I crop of 11ass
r.tlo ~ Nordlkog irowlaC =--~ = f:.nala It -pnttitr grass.
maybe 10 minutes nay.
But before those on board OCC Backs tbt Drift..R-Cruz could men·
tally calcu.IMe all 1bil tlMr• w• a roar and a buaeh of wbke 'Niter put the etens.
'''lblt mutt be him. How
did be makt It '° fast from
Proposition
On Colleges
at full epeld with lirenl
waillnc -olMOUti1 cltarlnt
the way for 1he offshore
power, boats which can't go
too 1low, even when they I ar~ :a~i~i;-r~ dutifully Runner· up e-0o;:;g• J:a.'fct J ~~:e~
followed at full bore, churn· W Wednesday added their en-
ing up the water and almost Finally ins dorttment of Proposition 2
swamping a few unall to thOM of Lt. Gov. Robert
sa.ilbo.ts which ·couldn't Dave Johuson of Cabrillo FiDcll, Max Rafferty and •
have iotten out of the way if Beach Yacbt Oub doem't host of organ i z at ton 1
they tried. btlleve ln the c I l c b t , throuibO\rt, Calltornia.
So Len J>O'l?I the coal to "always a brtdeniaid, Propotllion !, on the June
those twin 1tern-drive1 in never a bride." He proved 4 ballot, will provide $65
order to get out to the that Sunday by winning the million in state fund• for
startlne line and In good national cbamplon1hjp 1n the junior collefe construcUon
position to witll•• the start. Cal-M Class after twice hav· throufhoQt California. 'Ibe We 1ot ttlere at 10: 10 -ing been ranner-up in the Proposition w.as p a s s e d
· five minutes abeld of the b1I show. unanimously by the State
start -expectin1 to aet the Johnson tillered h I 1 IAtlllature and was signed racial.boats~ eroancl Ginger II to three ftnt and by Gov. Reagan.
in circles and Uning up for a fourth In winning tbe H· ln endorsing the measure,
the .wt. tiona1 n1atta at CabrWo the board said that "the
GuMS what. Tbe rac:.ra Be1eb YC. Windt off th• wtifut of our communitJes. we,. nowhere ln 118ht. As Mlddle Br•kwater ranged state and nation depe.nds
long '• they were alreedy from Hven to 15 knots the directly upon the education
goint fast when they reach· four races. of our youth."
ed ti• startinl •e. they ob-Jlanner•up in this 7w'1 Ttlt board laid that the vio~ had cltdded to keep ftlatta wat R&J CUDdlft'1 statt J1 charged with the goiJI. Finale, and Dick Smyth's responsibility or providing ~l:!'ess, thtrt wert Lucky Seven from Hun· such education, and that the orl y el&ht b o a t 1 tinfton Harbour YC wae '61 mUUon in bonds would
sc to .wt tn tht third. Fourtls and fifth place provide some much needed radii Two of u.em were troPhies went to J a e k bu1ldlol funds and would
bed .. When t1tey met &*Mil el Iara MMill YC llmwt1DIO'Wy r 1 l i • v e
troAlt tbe dlJ Ill Jlltt, and BUI Grant'.1 Mlnud• on local Pfopmy
the start. Now there, liiiiiiSpraiiiiiiyiii, iiiCBiiiiiiYCiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitaiiiiiiHii. iaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim11 Wert aix. e I•
Oat of tbelt ax was still
floaUag deed ln t:tlt water a
few bundred feet from the
starting line, wlitilll fclr a
patrol boat to take bim la
tow. He had ''blowa"
IOmltbing or other Oil the
sP"(I run from tbe Jltty tio
the IUrtint line.
~GllARBOR
Another eould be ...
clrcllog aroond, ltil1 iDllldt
the harbor. He came back
alonllide &Del reported to
hi• friend• tblt biJ ruddlr
bad pe bput. Tb.a c.me reports o\111'
the liat-WllYI radio that ltil1 anoct.er ,,.. ...,
I See by Today's
Want Ads . I
• Amana the t>MuUfuJ bolts
aftend -....... ~WIW.l:Rud• ~· &loop "*>' to all.
e Htte't U. llandy OPlll
HOUSE DllECIORY. ~---willttl.w 12year ... •-'ll
~old .... .....
• rental ...... ,..
lfClllit)' .....
• Here'• a ..., Ille •
lnllly CIOlt -...... sns.
e A.n o:pll.1 1C Ji P I
~ ...........
pe.rt-dmt'...... •
._ to tbe ~ In •
fettofwMer'Jut ...... ta.. ~.)rUkwater 1t11111 lie cnrt watcbed ka111rl•b'
froai a necby Ill• raft. k-cordlltc to the rf1*l, k Md nowa ott t1>e crat ., •
......... tbl tr'GUO of ........ .., ... ,. _______ ... ______ ....
•
·~ •
20 Entered
In Oxnard
Go-go Race
One ra-a-..1 I ..t;. HOTICI 1$ HIRllY GIVIN te t1ie ..... UN toMa" ~ of ... .,._ ...... ....... N111' LEGAL NOTICE qualification in aeothtr 11a1 •II..,_ htvtne c1tlms 9MIMt t11e cn"'ICA .. op coa'°"""°" 'o• -----------• • Mkl ....,, .,. required " file thtm. TllANSACTIOll 4W IUllM•u Only two other Olympic Wllh t11t MettHrv vouc11an. 111 111e o1t1n UllOH ,.CT1T1ous llAMI ,.01·1~., classes competed at the of 1111 dtrll of !he .... eM!ttld Cllllft, or TMI UNOUSIGNEO COlll'OltATION HUITll'I IAI.• lo ,,.....,, !Mm, Wltll !he _.,., .... ._..., «rllly Illa! II Is ccnducll"' • T 0 Ne Tt ...a SCY A at Kina Hut>or last --.. lo , ... E l''*' •t C/O Hel!lt !'ur•lsllt"" 1141-localed •• Ort June 11 . INt ~' 11'00 "M. TITLE weekend In tile nine-boat YNll, l'rtnntr • 315 w..t Tlllrd 1• .... Mlltl "'"'• aenta ,,.., INSU ltANCli0AND,'TRVaT CoMl'ANV as • ..,...., ltnle NII. '"'"'I• •21tt, Wlllcll (1""'114e, ~Ille II~ """ Mme T "'*' ' d Star Class Chuck Lewsadder "tM 111ac:e °'"""""'ti w.. 11Men1e11tc1 "MA~l4Pl!C s ... ,.TA ANA •"" 111a1 du•• •,"""'° ~ of ""r~ cset..i Ma/~6 ( N bor 111 tit matttr• ~:"!!:' i. fM •IN ti W!f Nlllf ol ~1'11C1rat~ and Us prln· PU,.uan Ex' O ewport Har Yacht .. ~ decedenl, w --•llw 1111 .... , 11tece ti _. 11 ., 1o1iowa: tN7 executed by CHARLES '-'WIS R • Club was the winner flnl !Mlbllc•lltn of notlet. ll'ICHT'I HVEltLY HILLS. ~D;I -: .. r'l"'= ::,." = ~~~
E I ~-. f u1 •• :' B O•l!M ,,..., u. I INC ......... ....,.,,., Drive, aeverly 11<1:1 Recor.;. rn Ille Office ol Ille Counl'f II' i:flllW 0 ._.on ay JotePh S. RIWf Hiiie, C.lllOf'nle. ltec:of'llt of Oranve County C.alllornla
ancl lco4t Allan ct NHYC ~"':::.:.:; !:n. 1,:~™"' 111 ._. "" ,.... • e11 Mt,,, w1Ll a1LL AT Pu11.ic AUCTION ro Nearly 20 ~s are wvt the ltldinl conte.nders CLAVDI If YOU... IH<fll'I Of ...... ry Hiiis, Inc. HIGHEST llDOEll FOR CA.IH , ... uble
expected to show up at Ox· in the Flying Dutchman -:U"":'..Pnr: .~ =~~:!~ Gooikl ~'~ ,:.:,1e111111i:~ '":"'n.eof .!:: nard June 8 for •i.-annual "°'ft•• with Elml leading "'t ..... AM. C ........ 11111 ty Jult1 ICtlei. IMtklflt ltfl t11lrance of Tiiie Insurance ww -..-~ .....,., $4l-4Jll SKnf awi-.. i.c.1" on Ille_,,._, corner
Schooner Racinl M90Cia• ftMt of 23 eDtrile And Allan ........, ter A .... 11111111114 S'TATI 01' CAmO.NIA l ~ :::."' ':' :r11,:-.:• =~I~ tion race &rOUQd Anl<:al'\A ateond. Elma wfll try for his ,,;.,w:i~ 3:>'tnte~oa7st1.,..0tlll'· :.11~ COUNTY O' LOS ANOILH )M. .,!... ,.• a'..J 'now' ..... :., It tlflder uld
I I r-•1.1...t tf .1 titl · ' ' -' --ON TMll JN _,, .. Mty, A.O .. IMI, O...S ti Tniel Ill the 11-'Y tllualed In s and Mid tilt I • n y "'""' na ODtu • in the LEGAL NOTICE ..... -. •._........... • .....l'Y ,... city OI Co.le ~ In w141 ()funty and
• 'Goll~ler1 A-Oo-GoT• &Upe Clase at Alamitos Bay ~~:."'..:' .. ~:: =.::.."'~"'",_,,bed .. , '
fa f S d J 9 in August NllU sworn "-"" _,.... MAROlO l ot '°of Tract No. ~s:i. Ill lie City ol n are on un ay, une . . ClltTllllCATI 01' IUllNlst GOULD and JULES KATES k-le me Costa Mtw. u shown on . IMP lht•tof
Ti.A 13 ,._. i Allan will be making his 'ICTmous NAME 10 be "'-Pmldtnl end Secret•,., et lht _.... 111 .... 1~ .,avea 1 end e o1 1n:re were en·u les n o•--pic bid ·-.... I ,,,. Vll(lentened does certify he •• -corPOrtllon 11111 l'ttclll!d Ille wllllln In-Mllc:ellaneous Maps, •«CINI ol Mid last v-a's l..&.00 . ...,,. ra-y .. • 'A •.,0 C asses ~lne • -.nlMte el MM N"""" lru--• "' ...... aM of ..... 11.._ Or11191 County, Cellfornl1.
,,... QI ....,. "'" -tht Jl'DI ancl the 5.S loultval'd, CMte -., Ct1"'"'4t. ~ ~~ llllMll~nd eclt...;;..;r:. ;;; Said .... Wiii .. made, ~ wllllOlll and th.la )'elf at lealt ,, .J. the fldlllous fln!I -ef ANTllUU ht Ml\ -.retlon t•tevteO tM -co._.ne11I or wa.,MIY, tl<l>fftt ti lm11lle<1, Skippers Of the ltately doU• m-re. AMl'ERSANO 11111 llltt .. ._ flrtll It ""'' IN WITNl!H WHEltlOf I l\tw retardlllt !Ille, ...,_nlon. or '"" bLe-suA~ers ha--•• -... J'ed ~. e FD races at King p0S141 I Of ... ,1,"' fttwlfll.. .. ~ ..... ... .... Ml ... ., "•net ..... elfixtf .,., of. cumbr•-. ... PIY , ... rem11lnl119 pr1n-ld ~ ... a•,.. nerna n •v •~ lllllC't a.. ,..,_ .. flcltl Mii 1111 day end _, WI tllls CINI IUfll ol tht N>le s~ lfll H th . intention of terlnl Hatbor allo ltl'Y.td as the followtt certmate flnl •bov• wrl""" Ottd ol Ttutl. to-wit: S1U'1,f7, wllh ,,,. etr . en Wes•·m Ret:ona' 1 cbam-w1111.&M J. w.,.,. Mn Tllll C1N1t • ._ <Olll'tetAL SEALI . ,.,.,, "-sePll<nbtr '· '"7· '' in u 1d the race, ~. to B)'!'OD ~ " ....... lttdl. Colltwnl.. ....,, L .........._, ""_., ...... provklf'd. eovanttt. II a11v. under '"" Charrlberlaln, Ne-dlft. P'°"8h1PI for cla11. Del9cl M.&Y t , ..... Notarv l'vbllc-Cal....... '"'Ill ol said Deed ol Trvst, ..... cMl'1IP$ ....... ! r Wllllt"' J. Ward l'rlftclMI Oltlcl I t M tllpen-o1 1M Trvslff Md of lhe per of tbf aCboootf Goldtft Sltlt .. Ctll""'le, Or-(-"'1 lie A ._ (-..!... !NI" ttMllll bf wkl Deed flf TMI.
On Mir f , ltM, btfo,. -· • ..-arv --_,,... TN IMntflclt rv und., .. If Offd of }{ind. l'V!Mlc In •nd tor Mid Stele, ,._..., ~: ... \r'r:'"" ...._ '""'· IJl't , .. _ ol a brt~~ °' detaull In TtM ~-flct N'0\11\d •-•Ill Wllltm J. Wa~ 1\-le lllf " llwtt t "'""'" • 1111 ollllealloftt -urMS t II t r • b.,,
th l f .. 1--..1 t ·-A'--ln id lie "'-peno11 W"°'4I neme It aublcirl'*I ..... a ~ n tw!fll 11\cS ~ltwnd lo Ille Anac~a la e on. y one o q~ o CllJ\aJUI: the m • 1o -. w1tt11n 1ns1r11"*" ..-............ .._.. 111::' C::.lllllf'e tiw. """""""' • 111,1""' O«laratlon 0,
ill kind 1n the world. ac-dle of the marina Thelr ~.!'I •xecu!M ... -· ~1 °""'" .... ~tor ~le,'"" wrlltef'I
6h..-1 then fGW Wt from \Of,;C~~~l)O.Vll ubllalltd °'-c:..t Diii,, Piiot Miia of b,.ttll and of t!edloll lo cau'e Cbambwlaln. The -.r-H I .. t-nc e -.. l 11 ... " ,,.. "'"'' .... ulldon ......... Mii Hid HOt>trtY lo r • at ... e Channel the Channel Island• Yacht 0 .,., • 1 " .... n . • • • MlllllY .... obll .. tlona. and """'•lier. on WI l'rlnclpal Office 111 'tbfve•Y '· ,,... .... vnd1!nlene<I CIUlKI Jslaadl MJrina and leaves Club and slnglehudedly set ~'11':.,c°l"'f' Ell 1 LEGAL NOTICE Mid .,..ice t1 .,,_h .,,., ot tleefl°" to 1>e
tbt ll)aad to port, finisbin1 sail, hoist anchor and sail Ju"... 11. ';',;: °" P "'' :;:r.:_~ aiu. ~·· "'' o1 ••Id
back at tbt Channel lslanda three tlmtt around • ,,.::~·~~ 2~·;::-r,..coaai 0111., :.~ NoTict'o".. ':LI 0,. o,..,. Mey io. ,,..
Marina. · trianale course ina.ide the LEGAL NOTICE P1 .. 0H1. ,...,, TY " l~~~ ~~~~~ ANo
And that's where tht bay. They muaf thtn douse 11•:~U,fALI A• u •d Trutrtt 'l '-t th t ti I'.-.. ~. '-·rt ~ -.. .-f1f ( -·· IY Elmat W. H#'-ser}OUS part of tlle racing, l8J , ancuvr a ' s ar ng <HTtlllCATll o, 1ut1H11ss ,., ii;'C-t; of 0; •. -.. ..._..... A\ltll0fl1d1 Olflm
stops and the fun btgins point and row ashore. The "ermOUI llAMI "' .... Matt .. of "" c-w..,,_ ., ""''...,. 0....9• co.it o.1rr Piiot.
First three boau to lnilh first man asbore la the win-~u"":"'::'...:" .c:"~"rn"' ~sa: ::: ~ilr..!!.."": :.::.._•::-: ~ 'NY "· M. "· "" a~ ..
. 11oute1oerd. c .. 1. MH.&. c.11..,..ia, """'' • c :..... . LEGAL NOTI,.... the island circuit art re· DU. the lldttlOut """name .. ICNOTTY l(EG ~ .. o:!;:·~IWll llltt the 1111-........
------------------------•lld llWll Ml41 firm .. ~ " "" """'"" w4H ...... lll'llHI .. Mle. 911 w ---,.-OT_l_Cl! __ o_,_H_l!_A_l_l ... ---
""""ne Ptr-...... -Ill fllll W tfltr Ille 1111 dtY (ff JvN, IHI, ti .... of. HOTICI! IS HUl!IY GIVIN 11111 Ille
Crossword PU1Jlle
•lllce ., rHldtn<• Is II ftllowtt llce of Tht ll•nk of Ca111ornla. NllltMI llo•,,. o1 s_..l•on et tllt County ol
Homer H, ~,..n, M '9utll Me.W, An«latlon, 719 Nortll Main Slrttt. Se"'• Ortnt•· Sl•le 01 Celllornlt, has by ~'1~1M• ~~ o1r;:. Anw. Covntv ol Oranve, Sl•I• of R"°lullon daltd the 71h day flf May, 1961,
a ·~on\~ u OrM!I Calllornlo. lo lhe hltlltal llM i...1 lllddK, dotlored lh lnltnllcn to •nM>C Ille con· "o' end tublKI It <Ml""tllot\ by ul41 llquous unlncof'Porotrcl 1 • r r I t o r v Stole ol Ctlllornla, ••net C_..,, Superior Court all tlle rte~I title t.IMI I~ htrtlnafttr ~scrlbfd lo Or~ County
ACROSS
1 Table uttnsll 5 Fellow
9 Light
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SOUIMI 114 Btlore: Comb. for11 '15 Grus of Hawaii 1' All: CMb. 11~~'" utlsts lt ••• df ,. ...
20 V1l11tlffY 21 IOM: Sutflx
2J Cur. b1
lllllftt z• Affle1n rtJl!UbllO U Apiece at ftooflM .. .,,,,
Jl ft"" ,.,.. lS ••wl ¥tual: '".!!•• :JI tr;':.t
-40 '"' .a fL':," •4'1f..-S . Cef ... . .,o .. ....
52 ShlpWOfll
54 Lang narra livt
1oe111 56 Call on again 59 Cupid U Borer: Slang
64 Suptriot 65 Rtlating to I
ttollltllic ill ape
'7 Kind of
•ttal
work tr .70 Turkic language 71 Lalllb 71 Certain turlttys
7J 'ull of rocks 1• Tran.sported with 1111otlon 7$ fttlatlng to
GatllC· tptaklng people
DOWN
1 Clloltt Z Hn1tu1tc
J Tall ttiln
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4 lft4 of fall 5 Ulnols ·city:
4 """• ••• 1111o11ul -6 l'ronoun ,. '"'-J• ct. 7 P•IHttO • ,,,,Ct
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°" Mo ... '"'· IMfof• ......... ,arv • , ... ... • .. ~ ........ a· ~ .. " "' Public In •n41 for 'Mid flalo, --"• trts ., M ..... ~_......... •-:-• it-I Lio 1111 MAllnttnence D. trlcl No. Ytsttrd•Y'I ftunlt Solvtcf: -•red Homer H o""" k-,. me lllf cwtaln ""10ntl .., 11tu11t In 10 •lld Illa 111• ~ay, ,... lflll dar
1 lit lh• Ptnon wtio.. 1111,... ls •ubsc•I~ !he CllY of Cosio r.v... Coun of Or'"''' of Jur-, IMI. al .,. tieur Of tiJO o•ctoc~
:., lo 1111 wllllln l11t"111Mftl tlMI Sia,. ., CAl!fo<nla, ..,rtlcultrll' deter.._ A.M. flf w., dty •I Ille Cllt"'"n of l~e
S/Jl/68 t Htaltlt J6 An l111pulst
rt10ft st Dissuade 10 Kind tf warll 41 Afrle'11
l1'=11ti. O Stran9t 1Z HI 11 ., Sllor1 sleep lclnll • llerry1111k Ing
""""'" S l'art of 1J Awtt ttlt fact IC~tlllfY SJ Wldta 11 ft• 1t1111 5S • .,. ~,.. IJ!gtfllous
ft Ml of c• 17 Articles
m •f 'U ~one f 111111 I Ptrl s H uebff ttnc
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>I ~tlttff "'""',. » C 1111ct of 9091
I M4 ChMHS M l!Hlll H toy's or ~·'"" ,,,,., JI lllil• tf.., nlckn11110
adlnowled1td he utcute41 IM -· u ~:::;'•,:W::!.. flnu,.. 9"d -• =.ti .':'"';;.*" 0~~~': ~~~~ t
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(OFFICIAL J~~I E Devis ....,,, In t~tl aolf llf'OPrloton~I• '9IN Admlnlslrtlloft lluildl,,., Sil N. SYcamG'e
Ntl•ry P~bllc.C•lllonlle ..... ,,,... ., Giii'• Fine Wlnet ..... SI~•·· In tl>e City of St•!• ""'·
Prlnc'N I Office Ill Solrll\, IK•ltf 11 250 Etil 17111 SlrMI, C.lllornla, u the lime and •ltu tor the Ora~ C-ty C.M MtM, Ctlllornla. lltlrlne "'°" the ~lion ef Mid .,,.
MY (-!Mlell IJtelm T_. " Mia CHll In lawlllt -If rttH llon t nd all Mltcfionl ~lo at J-11 IM ll!t Ullltt4t ...... on ~O<llltmellott ., sale, Wlll<h "--•lie~ •II lnlernttd
l'ulll1,hed 0••• CMI! Oelll' "'"'· ti Nft e1111 flMI beltnc:e evlfftlftd bv ""°"• IM1 -•r and bt llMl'd. Mn 11 2~ 31 alMI JVllt 7 1NI M>4ll ,... -ed IW Mor"'" w Trutl Otfld Al any Hmt lll'lor lo "'8 time llxtd for • ' ' 911 the ...,.rtv ao aoid. Tt11 -ftlll Of 11etrl119, onr In-ltd ..,,_ mav flt. LEGAL NO'fiCE .,.,.,... IMif to bt dt_lt_ Wllll llkf. wll!I Ille Cler-ot "'41 Board " SllPe...,lsors
lldl or efltrs fO tit '" w.1111111 •IMI wtn of !he C'tlllltY ol Or•...-wrllltll obltcliO<ls l'·W16' tit recelW41 al Ill• efOrenld ol!lct at any to. Illa pr0p0sod anntullOll which ob-
(1 ltTl,ICAT• O' tUllN .. , "-ttlet Ille firs! •UbltcallO!\ htf'eGf '"" ltdlon• Wiii be conslcluod Ir( Ille Boercl l'ICTITIOUI NAMI Mftfe dale ti wit, or IMV lie fli.ct wllll OI S\jlltrYl&OTJ ti ll>e time ant •lace flxKI
Tht 11nd4rt10• don .. rtlfY Ila II""" Ille CIWtt ., ""....,. antttled court. .., ""''"'· Tiie bellfld.,fn of "" It•· -.c11nv • bUllneu al f ll VI• L.ldt NtN. oe,.. May 11, IHe. rllO<Y erOPOttf lo ~ tftMJ(td are NtwPGrl BtK"· Celllernla, U!ldlr Ille ~ THI If.NI( 0" (AL"ORNIA ftlcrtMi IS loll0Wt1
llllOUI firm Mme .. SIAVllW MA•tNI •r. ,,..,.... l, Cl\tlllltll T•ACT HO. fJS1
CO. and '"al wld flm1 It c-...1 of ti.. v ct l'rnl~I & IT ... lfl••l
1011ow1nv -· wllOM ,..mt '" !VII end Trust Oftfcrt' lllfustr1al ""'" .. 11ero "" ' place 01 rttlo.nc:e It H fOllowa; c-tor of Ille lllalt All 11111 rttl PrCHl"fY In Ille Counlv nl
Cl\erlfl JllTIM Flthbtc-. 111 Avacedo. f11 l"lf (_,,•IN Or-. Slalt Of Cthlomle., -.i"9 IMI
CorON dtl Mer, Calllet11t1 ROllRTJOH. MOWtl• & eARUNO -'*' of l loclls 7 t nd 49 ti lrvlne't
0.1141 Mey I&. IHI -C-Ortw lutcllvltlerl. -,.... llleNtf rtcordfll Charin Jemtt Fishbeck N-1--, ~ !ti 9-I, P119t .. of Mltnlltneout Slllt ti Callterftla. Or•"9t Coun1Y1 AlltfMY .., c.........., • ....., ~. rKOrd• of Mid Countn
On Mav It. 1.., btlort me, • .....,., Nllthed O.•-~I Otl'Y l'llel. -.cr1111f M tolSO..s. PllllllC lfl alMf tor said Slalt, M-111' Me'I' 2J. ,., Jl, INI ...... 1191M.... al l~t llalfll Oft I~
I PPtlrM Cllerlts J•rnn f lshbedl k-tt.rtll .. sltrly boundarv of 11\11 PCrtlon
to ma Iii be lllt person whoM Mmt It LEGAL NO'l'J,.. ti Ofanve Count• SlrM! l fvhllno subtctllltlll M 1!11 wtlllln ln1lru1nt11t IM '-ti:. Matnltnence Olslrlcl No. 10 as
ac-nowledlld tit tucuted lht same. Mltblllllt4I Ill\' Resolut10<1 Ne. •Mll 01
(Ol'FICIAl SIAl.I IA• "1 Ille a .. rd ol SuPtrvlsors of Mid O,.nv~ .-. via NOTICI 0, IA~I 011 County, uld p0lnl bolnv •11 -i. PClnt
"' Notti')' p llf9ml• RIA" ~W .. fY AT 111 said bouflNtYI lllalanl f , -· 44' Jl" l'rlnclNI Oftlct l'IUVATI SAi.i It JO 00 Itel norn Ille meet Norlh•rlr Or•lltt Ctlllltv Ne. A•JflM com•tr ol aeld bounc1trv1 u kl p0lnl
MY C-llllefl ••lor Court ol Ille Stele flf Cel"""lt -.tflt also an Int~ l>elftl Oii l~c JUM 1¢, lt)t !tr IM County OI Ore,..., NtftMesltrlV boundlrY ol \'tact 5'01, 111111~ Otllllt Cl-I elll' l'lllf, "' lllt Mell9r ol Hie C-W_., ., e11 Illa Sout11easlet'ly lint ti MacArttwr
IM'f 11. ,.. ,, -JllM 7. I l6Mt "•"' lellle ··~ .... 11:-., ~ltvard. 100 INI wklt ... lllOWn .....
1 c-o L NOTJC lt.-.O L. I•'-· tllt l¢MWll • •· L. 1111 !NP of ukl Tr~t ~ In Boole ..,..,, A .._, Collst<vtlM. "'· ,_ ,. •M ,. of MltulltneOlll Nollet Is ..,.,. .._ tlltt t11e VII' M1H ~ If .. Id COUlllY1 lllence N .
"-,_,... .,._11"'4 wlll Mii t i llfMte ltlt. ell er "' tJ. H" I ,. ...... said ._,.M,,.ltrlV
tll(TIPICATI 0' ButlHftl ffltr lllt 1111 MY 11 =et IN ... 11111 ti ~ lloultval'd. 6Q OI IHI , ......... l'lf'lll ,._ flft .. ,,.. ltHI .. (A · NtlleNI .. lfl -It ltOlllf °" 1"9~rv ol 'IHI UNOlllllONIO .. ,_..., CtfttfY A-ltf!M. "9 Nor1!1 ttNel, lellle 0,a• C-"t Slrett 1. It II t I " <I
lllilt IMt' ,,. ..iuctlne • """ .._ AM.1 c-,., ot OfHllt. Stlle .: MAii~--Dl1tr1c1 Ho. 10, ., tllt!Mtt et er-'-"'• CtllfMlll. CAllfWlll•. It Ille Mtfle>t 14111 "9t llldllor. n116lltlled bf •tt0tvll0<1 Ho. fWM Of
llllftr Ille "'""-llrlll ,..,,.. rl ,,.. MIMI '9 ~Oflfl""'flOll 1W sa141 Mii ... l'f ol 911Mrvlsora. .. Id '"'le
HUNTINOTC* VILLAOI IARHll• "" ...,_ CMt, ell Ille rltllf, llllt .... I,,. pelnt IMllfll elM •n anti. "'nt on 11111
VILLAGE Cl!NTEll IAlllUS Ind tMI """' fl Mtf CtnMr'<laltt In anol It e ll boundorv of Trt ct NO. 61te, "' m•P
i.akl flPlll le <°"'"'" of the IOllil'flflM lM ctrleln r"t ,_,., afMlt 111 Ille 11,.,..1 ~ ltl Boo!( a1, Paon n
per-..... Ml!* Ill Ml 1114 ,.._ Cttr of '°'1111 °'"' c:-f¥ ti Los 10 >t l!IC!Wlve el said Mltetllan~ of~ 9" •..,,..,.. .. wtl: Af191ltl, Sitt. ef Celllilrflle. lllfl!WltrlY M ... I IMMt, tloM "'Id lllWNltrltt, N,
Louie :.-a, ~ Melllerty WM• dmrlbtd ea IOlltwl. '""'' 14' IS' M" I!. llttll teot t1M1 S. W ._..
SH9 •1 HllflllMlltll .... CelllilNll•, The *"' ......... l .. "· flf Tract ,. .. I . 71LH '"'' IO .......... CUN• Oft H..-t S. Oetiltlt1 snl lllfltMllelle. >441, H Hr !NI ---tft lloolc )7, ••Id bOllnclarltt. con<evt Nellllff•l••l'f
H\lfttt,._ a-. C4llfwlllt. -41 Ill "'-IOI Ille tlllClt ti "" and lllYlfll a r1fl111 of 190.00 !Hit WIT!ll .. Ovr MMt llllt rlh NY ti C-IY RKtnltr ti 1tld CIMlt\I, llltftC'9 SoulfltlslorlY tlOllt •Id curw.
Mey, '"'· Lot u ot Trad am, •• w ,..._ ""-" a _.,., 111111t flf w lJ' or. •
1.e111t ~·-~ 111 •• "i.. Nt:t • " Meet lft d•1tann of .u.n '"'' """"' -HtfWi L c;...iate lllt tlllCit • Ille ~ ,__., ef flnlllnt •IO<'f Mid llellncltflw. L 17" O'
STAT• Of' CAl.ll'OltH14 I ... ~. I ... fl, J71' fie! -L r 4r W' W.
COUNTY OI' OllANOI I " IMIN ~ INw1' .. .-..0 ..... W It • 1.-t c-"' Ml<I OH THI$ "11 dtv " INfr, A 0. It& Ollt .,,...,, """ ..... tallflnllel """"''* CllMA'tt Et1$1tr"' end llevl~
....._ ,..., .a11e11 KN-1111, • Not9P'f loAlle<I " _,..... -.es. --. • rHlw., "°°' '"'' ,,_ *'"""'· ~ Ill tlld ,_, llllt Mid (M!fV tM COltdlllent, ~ ,_,...., •IOlll Mlf (.,.._ ~ • untrtl ...... ~ t!Wt'fl11, -.,,., t-1'>""* !'tfflll. rlolltl ti.., w ,..._... -It tf L 1S' OI' ,.. , t 41111entt of
1M ~. ..,.,.,..Ill' -aN41 LAOle TffN .. Mtt t1111 111 ll'#flll ..-., flf 4tJ ti ftll lo ltlf N.,,._....., boun-
....... -"9fl!trt I, 0..$1t ·-11 Ille U ........... t11 ..,....,..,. ef Mlt, .. , ... ef, lrKI N9. .. •ncl Mid ,... " • !lit ~ ._ na"'" _. rt Mrt all! ~ tvi..... 11y ""'1!ltMtllr'Y lltUllCltrv ti Or•11tt1 .......... -........ ~ ... ""' .... "" ",,., .... <-" '""' L.ltlllttll ,_...,....I\( ..
• ..+-11--t ............................. ~ .. ;4-· _ ...... -... . 11111 --ll!Ml4f -~. -.... lulllll ..... ,...,, ......... ••Mid IN W~lll ,_::1u:r..,1,,:;. -·~.. II • Iii . ii= :r=~ -:-.:--.::.-.; •::; ::.,,=...,............. ... ...
ll!'lt .... .......... """' .... • • """ .. Wflll c.re..lfl!IW .... " ., ... -.. ............ _._ ~.,A\.I "-.!'!\!..~ Q'.' .... .,,,_ 6'%V.:1,;. U"\._ -.. =.*£~:--· -,;r'@ra-:-N~ "' ... ~ .. ria1 • oliA\el"C~N#. ~...... • ~NIA.
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Foam S.11 • Electric Clock • Bumper Guards • Ash Trey Light • H.O. TOTAL .... nllT.
Springs • H.O. Torsion SWl'f Bar. Ask for Stock No. 945, 944, 1~7 or 136.
Cltolc• of Colors I 76
Immediate
O.llY•ry mu_.,
flOM YOUI
SO. CALIF. TOTAL PRICI itd:.6
52569
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DARTS
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• HNttr & Dlfroatw.
Aak for Stock No. 909, 13-4 ••
IMMEDIATl mMRY BRAND NEW '61
WAGONS
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Thursday, May 30th
Friday, May 31st
Saturday, June 1·st
Sunday, June 2nd
OPEN 9 A.M. TO
i MIDNIGHT .
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DURilNG O~B ·B·IGGES~ . • • • • •
Announcing Plymouth's . ·SPJ11NG )success
CELEBRAJ'18.N ( Brand New '68 Car!
"Beep. Beep I"
NAMrs ... RQAD
RUNNER
"EXECUTIVE"·
1968 VA.LIANT
I
. .
FULL FACTORY RulP. INCLUDING
DELUXE WHllL COVllS. STK. ..._ XV4724
lmmecll-ati Deff-.,-...
'
SPECIAL FACTORY PURCHASE
. ,,
Equip. includes: ,Automatic trans., radio, heater, ~ower
1teerin9, pt.>wer bralce1, ·m•t wheels, "383" '4 berrel
cat\., Red 'Streak tires, ·many ·critter '9xtra1.~ !tock No.
P4670.
.. 1w.e Executive CHRYSLERS •nd PL YMOUTHS en.bles us to put the new car buyer into •
{99W C*' at ff.emondous wvin9s. These cus havo m.ny, m•ny orlr•s, includin9 F•ctory Air
Conditionin9. Al carry _tf,o Ml.nee of Chrysler-P\y.n>OUth:s f•,nous New C.r FKtory W•rranty.
'&5 FORD '&5 DODIE IT .
2 DOOR . HAUTOP. 4 .,...., I Deer Wen. VI, Mltomatic, ,.,Jo, heltw, whit. wall tires.
................ Stir. 4752A Stk. W1501 .
s7.95 $1295
'15 PLYMOUTH 'A VALIANT
SATALITI. 2 DOOR hardtop, 4 DOOlt SIDAN. Standard eufefnltfc trans., r_,lo, heater, tranll'nhafon, redlo, heat.r, air ,.._. .... rfnt, •fr condttioned. cond~loned. Stk. No. 1319A.
s1595 s795
'15 CHEVROLET '17 Pl YMOUTH
4 dow Mdan. Automlttc tnM-'"' ............... ......,, ,...,
sfMrfng, white wall ti,_ air
cendltlonfng. Stk. # 1391
52695 ·
OPEN 7 DAYS
A WEEK -
. 1:30 A.M. TO 10 P.M.
f,A V-$ $ S. S SA~I ; $~ $ $ S SAW $ $ $ $ -J'
t ~ I $ ' I " --1< M'. • c "'' • •
196 TOWN & COUNTRY STAYiON WAGOll
'88 TOIONADO
'DELUXE. Full~, factory
air. Gold with It. vfnyl roof.
s3195
·'85 vw
Radio, heater. RMI aharp. White
wall tires. Lew mflea. Stk.
1403A '
s12ts
'15 lllnlNG
Standard shift, rMlo, heater.
Stk. #4552A
s.iz1s
Fully equfppod fncludfnt automatic, cleanor
air p11ckage, radfo, huter, tinted, .... ,
IU91age r.-ck, whit. wall tires plus many other
extraa. Prfc9d for you. Ordr .._
GET READY FOR VACATION TIMEll
'68 VOLVO
STATION WAGON 4 apeed.
hdlo, heater, wfllte w1ll1. Stk.
147JA
. 51895 , .
'I& .PLYMOUTH
lelvedere II. 4 dr. sadan. Radio,
hMtor, automatic tr.an1ml11ion,
,..., .... ,,,.. powr brakes,
white wall tftw. Factory •Ir. Stk.
4451A. . s·
l
'II VW
Radio, hMter, 4 apeod, Low
......_ Stk. No. 4524A
~-~1395
'&4 BARRACUDA COUNTRY SEDAN STATION
Automatic tranamlulon, radio, WAGON. Automatic transmit-
heater, power stMrlng, VI, lion, VI, radio, Meter, poW9t
white walla, • aharp car at ltMrfnt, wfllte wall tlr-. Stk.
1522A.
. $1295 . $1095
NEWPORT 1 2 door hardtop, '65 MUSTANG
1utomatic t r•namlulon, power VI, 4 apeod, rMlo, heat.r, rMI 1t .. rlnt, Factory air, radio, nice. Stk #U.1521 heater. INutfful aold color.
Stk. 14618. s1595 $2095
'17 Crown Imperial '63 PEUGEOT
2 Door h•rd!,°fi. Loaclocl with all RMI sharp.I 4 ..... tr•niml•
the finer ur uxurl" plua fac· tlon, radio, hNttr. Lew, low tory air. Stk. # 1 S35 mflea. Stk. # 14941 s4 95 .$695
...... CMI ..... TAX a UC.
OPEN 7 DAY.S
A WEEK ·<
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HOUSH POI SALi HOUSH ~ SALi
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Open Houses .
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HOUSU FOR SAU
'2 ledrooml
205 Via Cordova, Corona del M-r · 673-3770 {open Sat 1·5)
' (2 Ir. I F1mily or Deft)
535 Bazel Dr., Cal'oDI del )far
8'71-37'70 (Open Sit 6 Sun)
(3 Bedroom)
201 Via Nice, Udo late
673-5166 (Open Sit. Sun 1·5)
4612 Roxbury, Cameo Shores
673·8550 {()pen Sat • Sun 1·5)
3504 MarcUJ, Newport 1'each
673-6000 (Open Fri, Sat • Sun 1·5)
522 Seaward, Corona mgbtands, CdM
673-2222 (Open Sit • Sun 1·5)
(3 Ir. + Apt.)
612 Orchid, Q>rooa det Mar ' W73-2222 (Open Sit 6 Sun 1·5)
-(3 Ir. I F1mily or Den)
••1000 Wiit Bay Ave, Balboa .
673-7300 or Ma 5-8034 (Sat 6 Sun 1-5)
1600 Cornwall Ln (Westcliff) NB
{Off Doftr' Dr.) (Ope.a Son 12-S)
16382 Eai1e Lane, NB
M2-1'7'fl (Open Sat &: Sun 1-8)
1221 Su.llex Lane (Weltcl.itt) NB .
548-8162 (Sat 6 Sun 11·5)
(4 Bedroom)
1324 Galaxy Dr., Diver Sborel
642-8235 (Open· Dally)
••333 Mornlngltar Lane, Dover Shores
642-8235 (Open Daily)
*4627 Perham Dr., Cameo Sbora ~ 842,.1231 . (Opm .,.., ,
225 E. WUlon 9l, Colt& M-
MM810 (Open Dlfly)
805 North Bayfront, Balbo9 ltland
673-2221 (()pa Sit I: Sun 1-S)
. (4 Ir. I F1mily or Oen}
1018 Nottingham, Newport Beach
• {W eatcliff)
544-5347, 838-0181 (Everyday 1·5)
1818 Lincoln Ln (Weatcllft Ana) NB
• (Off Estelle Lane) {Op,n Sun 12·5)
437 Tu.tin Ave. (Newport Heights) NB
642-5200 toDen Sa 1-5)
2737 Drab (II-del llar) OI
M&-1111 (BM. Su 1.S)
(4 Br. + Apt.)
3150 Barbadol (Mesa Verde) Cll
540-11720 (Sunday)
coRbN'A DEL Mil
LuK HCMMI •••
Quilty, Vllue, IMufy, C•n1r.1 ....
In the Southland's mOlt desirable and fMdnattn1 area. A SU·
perb school rystem and University Of California's Irvine <.;am-
pus just moments away from Harbor View Hilla.
• Dtrectlonl: MacArtbur Blvd. from . SeDllbly priced from ·v PaeltSc eo.t Hwy. or Newport Fwy. SJ•, 900 ' to sa, 900 I Turn OD S.. Joaquim Hilla Rd., theA
foll?W 111111 to modll .....
WSI.liIOMES
----------------
(}racioU6
A magnificent, cbarm·filled 4 BR 3 bath home
fronted by impressive white walled court
yard entrance. Invitingly llgbt I: 1paciOU1 Jlv.
1ng room, formal glaa walled dininf room
overlooking large Grecian bea&ed poo le pat.
io. Paneled game room! lxqgjljtely decorat.d
I: trnmaculately maintained! 3 car garage!
Among the distinguished homes on large Iota
in a prestige area ol Newport Beach 6 not
leased land. A trenmendous value for $74,950!
-
OPEN HOUSE ·
SATURDAY & SUNIAY 1 • S
1 ooo w..t .., · 1.,,. •• ,
Truly gorgeOUJ, lull, a bedroom, 3 bath,
with 30x20 ft. llvtni room -lar1te family
room -all bullt.ina, including barbecue -
beauitful 20s42"' ft. Beyaide Ternc:e -Pier & •lip for tarse bOat $150,000 with
$50,000 don. .
3277 VI• Udo 673-7300 or M. J.I034
. Ollllty ..
C•pr•lse
tN FASHIONABLE BAY·
CR.EST. Qlatom Built Three
bedroom, two and one ball
tlalbs, family room mid dJn.
-. room Mme with 11ruk·
fut bu -.met porch f
ud oampiek built-In ki~
m lncludlas M Iller, ft·
trigeratar ... tr.-r. Car-
peted ~ draped, plwi
better U.. tlill ID abutters.
Protect-4 patio, double pr. ace. • aree all complete-
ly ~ wltb cement
bl.><* wall. l'rtlhl:y painted
'ID and out -~ ...., .......... Price Olli)'
-..0.0,.~MP.M.
mio ........ New-
Jart.
....
Eves. Call f46..lai0
BIG 2 STORY
5 llocka frem ... ch
'"'11 2 yeu old, 2,800 lqU&re
foot manaa baa an Im·
preui" terruo entry, 4 ex·
tra Larp bedroom, 3 ele-
gant bdll. Maatve Master
Suite bu a belcony. Walnut
paneled family room: Built.
·In deluxe kttchfll with dumb-
waiter. Separate u t i 1 i t y ·
room. A Fantastic VALUE
caly $34,115. WW trade for
llll&ller ~.
'nlRD NEW 4 I: S Bedroom two • story
lilu&le family Homea and three Duplexes with
a l>eluxe owner's 3 Bedroom. 6 Den Home
ul)IWra, and a 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Rental down. Now ready for octUpancy.
Ocean and/or Bay Views, F~y rooms, Wet
Bm, radiant heat. inlulatecl, cMfeted, w~
ed,' 1andlcaDed, self-cleaning ovens. Formica
kitcbea ca6iDetl, Powder rooma, Etc. Etc .
Come IM for younelf:
.OLD MIDAWON HOMES
OPIN SAT. & SUN. 1•5
......... ., -..... llYd.
........ d ...... , ... ......
PrlcM from $79,600 to $109,600
For further Information uU:
COLDWILI.. IANDI I CO.
2200.-1'. COAST HIGHWAY
NIWPOttT llACH
"'f-3351
~
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OUR BEST
* .. POOL. SepatTate play area. Assume hiib VA
loan. 51>4 % -S162 Pm -3 BR + lamlly * dining. Eve. 545-4941. ~
* * North Calta Meaa near Catholic C b u r c h.
Large 4 BR, formal dining room + family.
WW consider trade for Fullerton or Anaheim.
aret. Eves. 545-5142.
* * * Will trade immaculte Newport Beach home.
3 BR 1 ~ baths, hardwood floon. Want 4
BR Mesa Verde home. Eve. 673-1164.
* * * * Low interest-5% %. ~;,~ayment -$144 Pm Eutside 3 BR + f . y. Room for boat
• tr9iler be. 546-8189.
Newport ••c•
GI No Don MESA DEl MAI DA YIDSON Realtv
2750 H.,bor 58, C.M. 546 54.o i,,._ 549-1051 11da may be the only bome In
N~ 'ee.cb where )'OU
can uae your GI biendta.
This 3 bedroom, 2 beth'
home is u abarp u a tack!
It bu new el«tric built·
Ins. • mammodl fireplace,
taJge pk:tUre wklowa .,..
Ing Ill*> • larp back :yard
and briclc s-tio. Ela:elJent
~frlpntor. CU1lfta a n d
draperiel included. AJllllQIC-
lma~ '850 doling coifs
and iml>ounds required. Im-
mediate Pouession! CaD •
.OPIN SAT/SUN · 2111 DUIE COSTA MESA OFFICE Newport Heigllts loycnet Chca1w
K>-949'f9 H~1~. s PM Charm A~ .!.e ~ed ':'~
$"'9~Vl QI -=----=-=·-=--=---__;_ 2 bedroom and large garden large comer lot. ShalDHuof, ~.. Sunset• Ocean....... room den opening on lovely beam celUap. Jo.cla fli,..
HAZEL DRIVE 119& • p I u I large suest .mas.~ -New,.,. ~ dlecllbook It BDdal apartment. Many extru. 1'0ID tD tlM arow-
lt fttwlcy, location It tenm + Low FHA terms available. .. • ·
Vlctorl1 2 BR, den, fanm1 6das. 2 131,000. • "JUNG"
646-ltn .. ex~d':e ~ Colesworlhy & Co. c.!esrRING
Shown exdulivt}y by: ,.. •RE A Tfl'V
(Open Delancy RNI ht•te 642;1777 16 • ~ '
Evenl"IS) 2D E. Coaq Hwy., CdM 190* Hart>or BtYd., C.M. • "ANYTIME" ~,..,,~_;i!.-.~_;l.-.!;;_;;_~._..;;~--:::-;; __ ~_:; __ ~_;;;-;;;;;_;:;~jjii;_~67~!:~. ~~~!._~-;;;;;;-;;;-~-Open Eves. 1801. Wettcliff Drive
v. c. w It.
And It,, ... It
' er RllllNANCE ON SAMI IASIS
SAm.ER MORTGAGE
·-
336 I . 17th St., CM Ml 2·2171
Se,.,it1t Oru.. Ce1111ty 11 yHrs •
FHA0VA·C-rciel, C...1tr.ctl911 I Sec•N•ry Fl11e11clllf
Ia Yoar Ad ID our dani6edl? I MESA VERDE 4 BR. 3 Batb
11nmeone w11 tie IDc*ins tor DmJas, ram11 rm. Pool.
It Dial 6C88'1I Open. $43.tllO. • !Wt-J>G
· Coldwell, -Banker
OFFERS:
New Udo layfroftt
Construction beginl near tuture 8 BR tux·
ury home. Din. rm., paneled fain. rm., S
trpl~ .• S car 1arage. Pier le slip privileces.
Sandy beach. PlJD• may be seen by
appt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •198,000
Mn. Raullton · ,
We1tclff lxct..ive
"Estate llke" living on amall acale. Spac:ioul
landscaped patio 6 18' x 15' pool. R o 1 e
gardens, trees -seclmion! Extra lrg. liv.
rm. 6 din. rm. + S bdrm. . . . . . . '89,000
Kn. Han.,
61% Lo.. No , ...
Can be lllWllfld on th1t lonly bome. 4
bedn>oma, family room. B/I elec. kitchen.
On cul-de-uc street. Only a moatba
old ........................... '41.toO
Km Leidy /Mn. Bum1
3 ••• 2 ... Irv.,.,..
'34,500 new ezcluaive for tbt JOUDI exec•
utive. Contemp. design -1otl of gtau 6
brick. Good poten. fOf appredltion. J. Clarbon ·
Choice ...... Site
Oceen Tie'tr -Own your land. Build to
suit your mOlt p a r t l c u 1 a r reciuire-
menta. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25,900
Charlotte Long
lay and Ocean .~.W. . . .
4 BR, 2~ Ba. with hute family room, din.
room and tarie walled petlo. 1 One a1lort
block to best bey and ocean belldlm '6t,IOO
Walt Haase
OFFICE OPEN
) SATURDAYS
COLDWELL. IANlll & CO.
2m I . COAST HIGHWAY
NIWPOaT llACH
(S Ir. I F1mi1y or Den)
3218 Minn-* Ave. (Mea V•de) CM
545-18" (Sit I: Sun 9-5)
' A MONTICELLO HOME COMES
"IN AN EXTRA GOOD PACKAGE! Bay &. -Beach Realty, Inc.
(Home+~,
88 BeaC::,:Z fNr Balboa Ialand} (Off Dr.) (Open Tbun & Sun
12-5)
RCTACUl.AR YllW-OCIAN -UY
CLannJ fl-/ -Apa,.1,,.,,J,
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·ad -...._ -W11'11 LAIGI PATIO.
ftMI Alll WTID TO ... CT OUI llU--MODIL
.., ...... -Up Lt•• Sal U1alllp• & Up
..... 671-1711 .............. lf'1i
J,
TRADE-IN YOUR ,
PRESENT HOME
FOR A MONTICELLO TOWN-
HOUSE AND ... YOU'LL HAVE
MONEY ENOUGH TO BUY THIS
. . . or another one of
these ...
and live Jn luxury besides.
..., $20,950
2 bedrooms and DEN or 3 and ' ltecbooms,
17 ft. Muter Suite; 2 baths, dot1ble prage,
deluxe built.e kftchen, w /w c~ ccm-
plete ederiar maintenance ... will eadusive .
Country a.b IMns. 2 heated pools. recre&•
tion fadliti# ..
Center of Harbor Ana
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Newport leach Office
\I laAUTIFUL OCIAN FRONT HOMI
IALIOA PININSULA
Jult listed -5 bedrooma -4 batba; = living room with Deck over. I broad expan11 of Oceen. Jl'or.
mat Dining Room; all electric home,
including electronic oven. Many emu .
All lux~us furniture included in
price of S-125,000.
673-9200 Eves: 548-899&
CHA"IMING LIDO ISLE HOMI
., FuncUooal llvinl for large family. 4
bedrooms, 5 balba, Plm Huie Play-
room. Many extru. Ownen baT1 pur•
· ebaDed uotber bome. Shown by Appt.
'89,500.
1'73-9200 Ivel: Ml 8911
RARE OLD OCIAN FRONT
. Eut of Newport ~r. a bedroom1 -
llvatile or rentable. nxer-apoer~ 110 lot. Zoned for Triples. Belt h
area. Owner will finance to q fied
bu,.r. •53,000 -Vacant, and ..
thetey.
873-9200 Eves: ~,
aALIOA CO¥IS MAUT'Y
Pier 6 FI01l Expensive 120' on water
aide. Houae bu two winp with d•
ligbtfal center llwn ii laMrapin(.
GrNt for entertaining. U. ICI· ft.
Aikin' 1111,000. •
87M200 IY-= Ml-0715
ULIOA IUNQALOW
CUte Buell bouM c10M to 111 on R-2
lot with NOlll to ~ Nlclly fam.
......_ Aa ncellent .., I& •.aoo.
... _, appt. onlJ . ....... .........
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,. i.-. i.--a...·-lb110. ..... Low .... ,., .. wtl =--~ .., & ......... ... ............... .....
c:.r.n. •1 M.r Office
WALK TO llACH
Park-like atmosphen wWl aurprili.ng
privacy -and only 2 b1Qcb to Ocean
Blvd. -or 1 block from downtown.
3 Blllroorns, 1~ blths. Huge tlTlng
roonr."Wremendou Lanal. Price $39,·
950. Ninety·three year balance on
leasehold, at UO per month. No accel·
eratJon.
875-3000 Eves: 873-0554
QUllT SECLUDID LOCATION
Cu.tom built, split leTel home. 2 bed·
rooms upstairs. One with tremendous
Bay View. 18z20 Mester bedroom on
main floot'. Large ltTtnJ ~ with
arl1stlc stone fireplace. Spldoal fam.
Uy room. Convenient kitchen. Owner
will consider small home in Corona del
Mar In tl'ade. Price $49,9~0.
875-3000 Eves: 873-0&54 .
DUl'\.IX
MOYE IN CONDITIONI
Sttaated CID "~" eGrMr t..
tion, jut one bloct from •boPI ·and
trauponation. Two bedroom bome.
Cbltrful living room with fireplace.
New W/W carpet. drnll. PLUS one
~room fumisbed apt. 6 2 car gara1e. rri~ 141,000.
875l'IOOn !Tel: 548-7982
-• HOUSl9 ...... ..
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That'a
cost ~
3 BR
place.
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ina, w
summ1
school
forsw
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2¥.t h
with t
room
& dra1
all scJ
some
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52~
O>rona H
View. f~
! baths. WI
612.
3 BR, l ba.
elor Apt
:::. 805 N
: 811
Pier & n
-room to
Don
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Coron'\ d•
BAR
POC
Outstandir
-This pc
bdnns. 2
· • rote ma
. pool with
sweep. L
garage
s:ti.950.
~7171
OF ·11
bf'tl
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bath im
net[.. De'
an f"ldeal
growing
... pletely ..
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:-place. Of
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3 car
ABLE fc
Ruth P
16<ii West
SuJtMf ·
535 H
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: dining, l
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0.bfto
12829 E.
3 I
• Eutaide
1-th. +
each. Pt
$29,900 k
al area
del. Ca
to show.
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NOT 7'/zo/o
IUT SJ/4% INTEREST
That's righU Aasume high FHA loan al no
cost with payments lower than rent. Choice
3 BR home + family room Is double fire.
place. Newly pe.lnted interiar & eiterior.
Hu&• bedroomt. lo.tly kitchen with all built·
ins, w /w carpets & drapes. Ideal yard for
summer fun with brlck patio. Close to au
schools.' RJgbt price at S26,450 -see this
for sure!
' FIGHT INFLATION!
Your chance to snatch up this fabulous buy
featuring: S BRs + a huge family room with
21h lu.xurioua baths, ultra modem kitchen
with built-in oven & range, spacious living room complete with fireplace, w/w carpets
& drapes. A choice convenient location near
alt schools. shoppi ng & churches. It needs
some paint & clean up but what a value at
S33.950. Will sell FHA or VA.
• w 10931aker,CM
546-5440
OP lack lay ~tat·
,.
\
Dtlwce triplexes. Owner'a
unit with f.ireplact, di~
washer, built-in Id~ with
a U the I.I.nest details. The
other 2 rental~ help P8)' your
way. Call now & see the tln-
ttlt income tax shelter.
Newport ..
Victoria
646-1111
•••• OHfl ·-•>
~LEGI!.
REALTY
New Llsti"I
Ultrp. llharp..t BR Mel& Verde
Hlgtilanda .home with C\11-
lom carpetini. out door"BBQ
with built-in benches. Alao
child'• p1-)ihoue ·• attrac-
tive arch bridie OWi' the
goldUih pood. Quick PH-
sessloo. Excellent existtnz
s~. 'H loan at sm mo. In-
cludes Tax It Ins. Full price
S28.SOO •
Callege RMlty 546 5880
1500 Adams at Harbor
INear Qnema Theatn)
Victoria Mesa
Homes
16 NEW HOMES
Low dn. 6% '1o ».yr loan
From $23,950
Valley Road at Victoria •
!Juit E. of Brook:bunt
up oo blu!f)
Lido size lots, fee simple
land • Hlgh above sea leYtl
Built • in electric
ent to ahoppin&
:: SAT & SUN 1 • 5
522 St1w1rd
Corona Highlands 0 c e a n
View, lee simple, 3 BR, 3
baths, work llbop aree.
Huiie corner lot with large
gate access •r boat or traU·
er • plus room tor pool. Im·
maculate 4 bedroom and 3
large baths. DINING ROOM
PLUS FAMILY ROOM.
K lt.cllftl baa all built-in a p-
p!j an<lel including dish'J,• asb·
er and 3 ovtDI tor the gour·
met cook. Manicured lawns
and trees enhance the beau-
ty of this special home.
Owntt transferred. can give
quick possellllion. Full price
ol S39.900.
DOVER SHORES: Magmfi·
cent n e w View home of
great distinction In the fin·
est location in Dover Shores.
4 BR; large sociaJ rm. 4
baths, View of the whole
Harbor area. Completely
CSJlleled, draped, and land·
..-aped.
@kitchen. C•W-
Z93 E. l7th St. 6464495 center, near new schools.
Eve. 646-57S2 ' a and 4 BDRMS • l .l 2 lt1
OPEN HOUSE ' Fireplaces, auto garap ~
THURS. 1·5 P.M. en.tor. carpeting, draperies.
547 EL MODENA fencing, landscapint.
Ne"""'rt H .. i .. htJ • 3 bedroom Michael K1y, lvUw
·-·-'
612 Orchid, CdM
3 BR, 1 bath home with Bach-
elor Apt • only $35.500.
805 North 81yfront
B1lbol l1l1nd
Pier & Float. 4 BR, 3 baths.
room lo build.
Don V. Franklin
REALTOR
Exclu1ive with:
ED RIDDLE
REALTOR 646-8811
S.1Q9,SOO
1324 G1l1Xy Drive
OPEN DAILY
~'"' ..._ Phone 642-2821 Eves 642oSl08 pool home In immaCWate
condition. Extra dressing TMPM
room Ir bath poolside • Re-IMMAC. PROPERTY
duced $2CXX1 to $26, 150 • 10~ lST TIME OFFER.ED
Netr Golf Course • h b down. 1 • 3 BR, 2 • T'M> BR's. and lo n macna THE REAL ~ATERS all have 2 baths. S-a*Unl! CUSTOM by BOB _CLEGG It ""'7171 c..&l' ~ ... ., ~ .,......,.., Has everytbine! ExceDimt just completed. 1 block from REALTY COMPANY NICE 3 Bedroom NEWPORT
Uv• Like A Kin9 ~~~ ~c: ~0~~,~~: --1-A~CK IA Y N~~~~E:E~~-H ::G=io= :V !; ~~;"::fes~R~ Evenings Call 64!>-1579
3Z'lO E. Coast Hwy. 2043 WESI'CLIIT DRIVE
Beautiful Baycrcst ho m e College Park garage. formal dining room. NEW CUSTOM HOME l1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!17!!!!1!!!!1411!!!!) !!!!64!!!!!!!!!!!2-8!!!!2!!!!3!!!!5!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 sell VA or FHA. See this one sm· -• ...,., Top quality throughout. See ...... ......,, with 4 BRa 3~ baths, for. Ex I , .. ~,. at 1877 Maul Cir-Brand new contemporary befOft It's ~· • $18,900. Jm4 E. Cout Hwy., Olll
ma1 dining room+ lamily C USIYeS with stone tront .• 3 large $11,soo ~1111 546-2313 11141 """" ........ Coron'\ del Mar 67l-:m2 ~ml Open Eves. cle jultpU Mesa Drive. (Al. FULL PRICE v•~
T .HE fJEAL
E S TJ\TER.<-;
' L•.. Spilt Levell
This 15 an enormous 4 BR 3
bath immaculate b o m e,
ne-. . new, In Bllycrest, with
All "Ideal lloor plan flor a
il'Owing family~ H~ com·
pletely separate game room
wtth 11 ma581ve stone fire-
plaC1!. opening te a perk·
like beck yard. Format dil).
ing room! Breakfut room!
:\ car garage! UNBEAT-
ABLE for $61.500!
ltuth Pudolt, lHltor
16(X) Westclift Dr. &12-.5200
SuJtMt·OcHna......
535 H._t Dr., CdM
OPEN SAT I. SUN
FOR YOUR INSPEX:TION
Bring chedbook It Blklni
·v/beach. privacy. location
& Lenm + 2 BR. den, formal
• dining, 2 tl8 executive home
lin the 50'51
Shown ~xchisively by:
O.L1ncy RHI Estate
\2829 E. Coest Hwy., CdM
673-3770 .. 3 HOUSEi
F.utlide CK One 2 BR 1
beth + two 1 BR 1 beth
each. Priced to aell tut at
$29,900 bnbbed. Good rent·
al area -...,... any vacan-
da Call lor appointment
to lhow.
R.ltr. 64&-BI Ew. ~2'290
*LACHENMYER ------
• IEnER
'ltlAN FHA!
6.60/o
JtT .. '-A ......
• Atoard Wtmdng
ION• MY M*MLANDS
e Fonn•I Dinl"t Rm.
e P'e,..t FM!lly ·"'· . e St1inl"1 W.t a.r
: • 21h-Jl/J ...... " e ,90Mist4 Y •Nt · • Jc., wr•t .. e T•ADE-IN P'l•n .....
Squeaky Clean
CUle 3 Bedroom home on
large lot 73' xlOO', qu 1et
street. CIO$C lo schools,
!!hopping. transportation.
fdPal for any small family.
ExC1!llent financlnR.
$19,500
Union Str~rt
room. Delightful pool & hug~ •--I 1 bedrooms -2'2 baths • Ex· ll!!!J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!~!!!!J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!ll!!!!ll patio. ~t uys. llO have ~ other new custom tra large family room with An Wtbelievable heme at such , murr TREES-Grspe'rins
B Ch 3 BR. 2 ba, beaut landscaped homes to show you. l low · Bullt sturc1 a-n aycrset armer adult occupied ...... S2S.500 College RMlty s.6-5180 fireplace .• Dining room and a pnce. on y ft flowers " 3 BR ._y
Outstanding 4 BR home with 1500 Adams Ill Harbor a kltchen that wUI delight HARDWOOD FLOORS with room home with builMnl,
beamM celllngs in llving M I "ful !Neer Cinema Theatre) mother . SJ.5,500 -10'/o down. LARGE BEDROOMS. Quem large covered patio, top
room, dining t'OOm & !amity OSt Hutt ''E:Cz====== 546-2313 646-7171 size kitchen with .eparate y OU CAN! T BE AT q u 11I1 t y drapes A
room. ~rkllng 18x36' pool. 3 BR, 2 baths. rten. tplc. din/ Iii Open Eve1 sel rvice pol rcht. lde&J tlno live IT-Location. ,........ &: terms. C8.11>eht&. Pti.:e! a_l ~:!'°,,!.
"I"" BAYSHORES n or ren ou as an vest· .... -~ you ave a .,,..6 JJD, ~ ..,.. You'll lovr this one. rm. lush carpets. guest • men!. 127 rt. lot. Excellent For tblJ sharp 4 BR 3 bath Ff-IA down payment loan. $39,500 BarC)ain house. swimml~ pool. Un· OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 Terms. Call Now! home with many pluah For details CAU. DAVE
--2 th lot beautUul heated, tilterl'd Estata 540-llSl <-e'fl!ll) features. Walk to Mariners Fast p i 3 bdrm. ba , cor. • room ~ pool • Only $2!1,950 CALL ~ ....--·
Scboot, Parle & Weatclui OllHS on to expand • Reduced to MR. NELSON 5 4 o -115 l ONLY 10'1e DOWN
4 BR home many custom der mkt priced .... S31.750 2571 Circle Dr. ~ f1:nlures i ncl u d Ing MYHRE at Heritap Reel
shopping. HurTy on this one! 3 BR, 2 ba. try 10% Down $37,500. TAKE YOUR (open eves) Heritage Real 31,,t YEAR old Meu del Iii#
2:1,s ~. 11th St. 646-4494 Jerry Freud Vaca.nt,~:·900 H I hts PICK CX>SrA MESA OFFICE Fstate 4 BR. 2 BA, 11. family nn.;
Eve. 646-5152 Chules Arnold CORllN~~TIN Newpolt • CJ 4 Dclux Duplexes. 2 bedroom, 2629 Harbor Blvd. 8 Modem Units Attractive. All elec. ldtch.; abort walk __ $_5_0_0 __ Do_Wft ___ Reehors 646-7755 REALTORS 675 1662 Attraclve 3 bdrm. home. xlnt ~ bath each unit. built-Ins 56-9491 C>,en till 9 PM near Bee.ch • 2-story • COl'· to all schools sboppina A: St.
> condition. Low Down -ONLY In kit . U 'ft• I lacL lay ner. $900 plus mo. income • Johns. $29.900. Prine. ool,y. On this 4 bedroom, 2 ti.th $158 Per Mofttll $23,500. ., nice v._ room, w a never a vacancy. &.'-'-OWNER ~
family bome. Oc>le to f!!m'Y· AUlO Le I lot. pid w carpet • drapes. Sep pa. Pool H ..-u,..
thins. 3111t lnfroduoed to the ~!tr~t'l"Tel~s~~ HALECREST tocaDonMk'·.·o11-~s~o no.cm-~ u';~Fi.:':co*: EXCLUSIVE. 3~ms. fl'J.500.0lll IW6-7414 ~~o~ ~~~o
marl<et • won't be around .... ttr....i built '"'e er Ex JI t t· · 2 B .... nd F·-'I FAREL WALKER DOWN TO VETERANS. bau ... , 111rie ~ace, • HARDWOOD flOORS . "C" THO~a.rR ·it ce en inancing. au.., a ..... u y Room In Jone! 1 Sl30 per month ln-In ldtcben, 13' x 3>' covered m""'1 H or $30 500 like-new condition. 18' x 34• REALTOR &autlluJ residential "*· 3
dl.lilel flrinclple and Int~ and f'l\Cloeed petio brand . 2'l4 W. Cout Hwy. ~5627 ' heated and tillered pool. IALIOA ISLAND large BR&. hup famOy
ellt. new Willi 1n wttlJ ~ting. Assum.-S2'l.fro GovemmPnt Ne\vport Bch. Evl' ~»-5613 Profe!Csioo11I land11caplng. ronm le living room, 1" Ex~llrnt Jo<:oation, near ele-Loan. No new IOM fee · no _ iqxiokJers. am! " x 1 ,. r J 0 r Duplex near Bay. 2 BR J b3ih& • walk lo ahoppin1.
• menlary l!Chool, churches lncrea5!' inlerest r11t." Iii'~) Harbor View H1'lls lighltng. EXC<'lltnt fuianc-blllh + 1 BR l bath. Good Purchuer may reot at s.uo
and 8tiopptng. Just put on 3 BR + huge Lamtly mom 293 E. 17th St. 641>-4•9-1 uig All for s:n .51Xl. rrntal area. Owner llvts out mo unlil dose ol HCr"Otr •
J)l.~ WES'IULFF DRIVE
~m Open Eves.
ioned Chinni
prden entrance
paved In old red
eevy shake roof!
the market . 11boukf sell im· covenng 1800 sq ft of goorl . Coron• del Mar Evr. ~5752 JEAN SMITH, of llN'•.•· very anxious 10 full pri~ 124.950· CALL AL
mediately. Lo w Interest. living. Payments $180 month Lusk • built homes tocatl'd l!t'll. Only S39.SOO. BLACK ~llSJ fopen eves)
51' % ffiA loan may be Ill· Includes everything. in the Southland'• most de-Bu1'lder's Spec1·a1 Realtor Rllr ~ Eve. 646.2'l!I() Herltllg!' Real Estate.
lllmed and $158 per month ' { Newport =r A: i·~r lar~a. t) 400 E. 17th St, CM S.16-32S5 *LACHENMYER Lovely. Bn~wO\= modem
would lnrl11fl,. 1axcs! JI 1t Campu~ just m 0·m ,~1~: Room for 12 units on th l11 WALK TO SHOPPfNC trora Fun In The Sun 2-story 4 bdrm. (2
VI Se lb'u -iced f Ideal locapon. Eastslde of this bright cheery 3 BR &. king~uel. 2 baths, (twin ctorl1 away. ns Y .,. ' rom Harbor, crcne to shopping. lamily room home. Elijoy Swlmmlng in the privacy of &lnks). Fireplace; la r 1 e ~.u. $34.900 to $48.900 in I ded th L I ~• Lo el
Trea! 2 story • book fl.rt-.
p6aoet! Hup wool carpeted
living room large enough
for your srand piano! Th.is
-1111 LUSK HOMES Co!l)Oration setup c u P arge patio. trees &: your awn ·~ ...,..... v Y yard, quiet street near May
In sales price • S3Z,!ri0. many flowers. One or the 4 BR I: family room home In Co. & Catholic Ii: ALL (Open Directions: MacArthur Blvd. extra nice homes ln Costa Baycrcst. '21-ot baths, light hool8 S2500 Down 61' %
E I from Pacific CoHt Hwy. or ~ COATS Mesa for $19.990 including itardcning. See this one be-~n . .j,5 Denver Dr." ~iiijjijjijjiijjijiiiij ven ngs) Newport Fwy. Tum on San & Can>c1s k drapes. Ask about fore )"XI h1.1y ... Pti1.-c $58.500 549-3)90 or 1-8116-3389 ~ ===~====:! Joaquin Hills Rd.. then WALLACE F1iA low down paymrnl Arku1h Rlty 541-3350 3 BR -2 bath holne in West-
cliff is loeded with old fast..
loned c b a rm! BE1TER
HURRY!. 0nJ..y $43.500.
Ruth P1rdot1. Re.1ltor
lfiffi WMtclifJ Dr. 642-520'\
SNal
This
t
2 8«froom Cottage on R-3
lot sox:m tn good rental
ara. Build units loc excel·
lent Income. Onl:Y
$25,000
2414 Vista Del Oro
Newport Beach
OCEANYIEW
Level BuUdlng Site • llll un·
derground ut!ls. Nev beach. aoee to shopping, 18 hole
Jd>IJc: golf coune adjacent.
Best rnon ~acb In all Or-
~ Co. (~ tenns avail-
able) $13, 150.
Ph. 644-1133
Boat Hippy? follow sizns 10 morlel areAt ltEAL TORS foan CALL DA \"E MYJ fRE wow:' -Just ovrr 1 year old. -OCEAN ""f RoNT-Corwert1ble 4 BR & tam.Uy SEE 68 BEACON BAY -546-4141--, l40-ll.'>1 loJ)l'n Pvt s l or 3 BR$ _ den & d.ill!ni.
{)pl>n Thu111 & Sunday U-~ Just Reduced $1000 I (Open Evenings) flprif11i:e Rea! ~llllP Oilriing 2 Brirm homr. nr Alnum enrrance. 2 fulJ
• Exciting Bay Vlf>w! PrmnsulR Pt. Jrtty, ~ ~ b11tM. rantuuc bu i Jt-in
• Private 511nd beach! NO DOWN GI Reduced $2000 ·1ohn macnab Balboa Raal Est1te kllchrn & ail undergroand • Tf'nni.~ court11! , 11tUlt1PS. Assume 6'H io.n • Prei1tige area! '" Mesa Verde Ne~JM>rl Hgt~ JIOOI .hov 1" IRVINE TERRACE · 700 E. Balbnl\ Blvd ' Ba.I. <no loa n le<'Sl S148 month
• ~ BR home With family Just lislr>d lor quick 53le• chcilce cornl'r loc1111011. 3 (3(1.IA r I buy lmml'I(' 6i::-4140 lndudr$ principe.1 Ir ln-sha 3 htlrm with WOO'! nns . Exira drrssin" room . n cxcep iona -room It sunny patio! rp r 3 1 bd d " b lh 'j .d 2 BR. 2 Ba hom!'. Ol11rm· LaJOl...LA Scenir Drive -llP-ll'rest. CALL j4()-1151 Copen
• Plus income •""'rtment! shinglr roo · argc rms an .~ a 111 poo si <' 1"ally covrr ..... pa tio prox. I Ac .. view of hay & E"es. l Heritage Real F.Atale ,... f ll No .... hettcr al lhls n'"'' pr1rr mg par 1 '"" • • Both nicely ~nished' &: hand~omf' am Y room. "" '" Id I r , .. _ nlc ... ~ln OCl'ln; level. all buUdeblr. 3 BR .. t~ Ba., hid. -•·. • & d N of $26,500 · tori doWJl 1iikC's1 ca or. ou """r <' '"' • ~ !""'° • Excepllonal! SOO.C.00 New carpets 11:ti':·v °' It ln1r. Asking S34.500. S31.500 Cash or lenns, 10~ dbl gar . carp. over hdwd.
Shown by Mary Lou Marlon thing d~":_.iOto q h ets; ~7171 n.... E '·""' ?~11 C.all £or Appl. On .. p al in equal inst .. plus firs.: Sprinklers; fenced:
Ruth P1rdoll, Realtor Price $-«•• ·must WTY· .,...,. • '"''"'n -VC'S. ··""'"·" 642-1235 7'~ .. ~ &9l-Z523 or write $22.500. O\lner ~1234 ext.
l6'li Westdltf Dr. &12..5200 ~~ VERDE REALTY 148 N. Tilley Ave , 374 or S4S-6006 ~ TED Pasadena. caJif. 91107 . WAN 4 BEDRM. FAMIL YRM. HELP! OWNER'S new home
FANTASTIC FlllD R.t>al Estl\te Sales People. ready-must move. Amume
INCOME PROMRJY WHY NOT GET ON THE NO DOWN GI $24,9001 ~14~ loan-Sl.66 per month
29B E. lTtb St. 646-4494 r' -----I BAND WAGON? or low (k!wn In others. 2 PITI on this 3 BR 2 bftth,
Eve. 646-5752 A 0tu1tom buill ~ BR I~ . fXECUJI~ HOME Over 25 Years In balhs. Built • in elflcieney doobtr fireplace. ~.
L •GUNA BEACH-baths, heavy 1h1ke roof with Thrl't' 2 an '·'"'t!•. :I g3ro11r~. ·f' OrMge County f<llrhen. Split rail fl'n~ • dli<t'lwar.ti{'r. built-ins a:
"" nice kllc'-·n •· buill·t·ns. J.t(Xld lor_ 111100 "'11t off !0th , __ ...... w1'lh ..... nn' "'"l.,.20 '-·•·otl!t 11" land---' HOUSE '"' "" An lmm.iM1h11r homr tll r'<· e Full J>llRe 11dvcrlisin& tv'""'' "'"' · .,,.,. '' "''" 1 J .........,.. • wmt A VlEW that TW!Y!r Specious living room, w/w St. SZ7..i00 rlusivP Ba.vcrri1t. L11xur10t1~ • Inter office teletype TARBELL 29f6 Harbor CALL RAY 54~U5l (open
•-! ! .., _ _,, -"---·n carpets It drapes. fireplace. Wtlls-McC.1 rdle Rltn. master tiroroom AJll' With • Training proir,ram l'vt'lll Heri111ge Real F.lbte
...,,... ,,.., .... "'"" •ft• ""...,,.. Look at nm -on'"' .... 950 11110 Nrwrorl Blvd., c.~. I Coat• Mesi 1100 --EASTSIDE licte "' u....., t bile to ,,._ ,, 'J' ...... .....,,. E'"~ .u• ncoA g11nlen l llO 1U111m. • Jnrurance .
bcb A: tti;1 pools. U~ -EZ terms. :;~. •&..., ,,..,.. """'.,.,.. :l BR., 2 beth.~. t11mlly e Many ather bend lts BY Owner. extra nice 3 BR. HOME & BUSINISS
ltv-nn with frpl. Mod bright OWNER MOVINC.. MUST mom with hllr. lonnlll din· Call 646-4494 • For Interview l BA borne. Q-pts, drps. Large lot. plus Home
ldtdl Wftb llJummattd eeil., SEUL 111 10 rlays. 3 BR 2 init room It a hobby room . O.'lLY n 9.950 2 BR sln~le bit-ins, used brick frplc, Jae only S?a.900
2 br, den . 1m rm, 2 be + baths. dooblt r i re p I a c e Bcautllully landteapcd. 1to.-y. coodominium, double covfred patio. Landscaped. Kennedy & Allee.
bdl abwr, mv patio .,/frl>I, carpeting. Attadled garttjtt, on fee la.nd. S.->9.500 atlarbed garage. Pcrlect fenced yard. $22,900 ~ 642-9730 Eve1! S48-G3ll
Xtr119 A btt·lna p]oft, 3 lffl.1 Baker, C.M. 546-5440 tiuilt-ins & rnom tor boet or 1001 GLENWOOD l..ANE oondllion. Nrver lived In. EASI'SlDE By ownc-r 4 Sl.8.900. 3 BR Hi bathl, flau.
dec*9 on S lewla. Laib Jnd. trailer. Ai.'llume ~~ loen OWNER 642.-400!> "1rnished ClOmet ICOAtion. Bedroom 2 Bait\ must ett to ble prqe on lap kit.
~dbl IV· M,!m, low tnt. ~MOY $133 per mont h 1'1'1nctple It AMume Sou ol $119 month bcllew $Z.Ci0. 225 E . Near .tioppinfl I< elementary ~ an. Bkr. •'15'11 I UPI! I n t e r e 1 t . CALL RAY OPEN HOUSE including taxes ft Insurance. Wilaon st ... ~O tchool. Needs tome "Jlldn
GI to Corona Hl&hJanda. A-Plus GAULT 54(}-1151 (Gfe'I eYn) ,,IUR thru SUN 1-5 CALL GLEN Q U EEN DOPLEX 2 BR. aooci Inell· FHA °" GI. Oa1J MR. DON'T IUY Horne. 3 Bdnna. a bathe. Heritage Real E'Atate Channel Froltt S4<>-ll5l topcn ' Ye 1 > d NELSON 540-lllt < open ~~';e = :::-.: Pl1111 Family Rm, Pl111 II J .& S -.-a. ~ . Flolt • Front Patio Heritage Real EstAtr ,:;,,~ A Income. $3000 evesl Hl'C'llage Real !lltate
home. Nillled Jmdwood ••••!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I dJfldrms TV Of GallM room. "' w•ua••1 w/berbecue • ~ BR • Fire. Larger 2 BR borne, ftrepla~. Owntt ~ PRJVATE Party 'Wilbea e
loon. --pOe ~ Gt ~ :" from Ctllltmlna tu11111bed '-nt P'ac« • Wood fioots • f'ur-:en betmed ";_~· adou-EASTSlDE. 3 BR .. i• 88. ~II lovely h 0 m e. Bldr a Cllltonl dnlJl9, ,._. tn ..,_ ....._ •MIO; I :::: .. ...,. ldcaiptd. Just ol1 ttw IW'adl tn the nlshed • Ocl\I'. owner wm toe carrkgara:e. • __:..;:: ~. liv. nn.. filll.. din. 1\;QBtiy 1trH. 91'"121' kif. 3 llr. oe1llrw ..,. & ....... ..s ·~ uuwn • ..... , ~ ~1ng <'08t • _. """'• ""·""''· mcMlt t11:fvunl~ location handlr fl~lni. ma rts ttan .• ...,.. -• art1. 5% ~ Lo&n. <>wntt ba, living rm, den. poal,
blDt..in ~ ~ tutt. • bis eRs. 1" hllttw. CURT DOSH a....aaor 1n Nf'WJ)Ort. 0n1,. m.a lSCM MARCUS AVE. $11 750 548-Tm 2 •• 360.im 548-mt
....._ a -. t:ZS.tllO. 9IOO Ip lrit~ with ~~n eup. r 11H11 C"~ WUl1Am .... IUtr. blph '· Mltlcey, Rltr. Wellt-McC!rdte IUt,.,
-.i CMh nMW (not an-*""· bO•in R.tO .\ dbl ITJ> W °"'"' u~ 1.6~--~-0~PflC-lr;vu•~. 34U W. Npt. Bl\'d .. ~ 1 .. 0 ""e'"""'r1 .. ! ....... c .u . 3~. 21 Be .. ldbltnlt..._ : .. hchtdd' . Mese Def M•r 1• c6B' dime) Oii Rottmen oYtn. 1°"18 11tPllrate ft1m &Ge4T'l • E'vm'~ll!! o• •• .. ,.... c "" m • • .,... ~. · ..... •· 111.
OJ. 2-rttfroltew M ., ""'~~~ ~.'!! :.th/~c. S.WlelmaAnN.,Tw......EI $2D.9SO-Lonl,y Eu .. i d e 548-7729 Eves. 6444IM 1r;;:.·~ = owlm-N11~s'BPOOLR ...... ~ -.Ila dlqt or ft.lattt. ~eu ..,_.."' ... ,,.s .. rps, tocetion. O!r1'fT lot. Double "'.... '• .... "'--.ood ~ mor. walk to AlllMC ctc-tad'lfd prtitt. "coverrd EASTSIDE Rt1STIC 3 BR + a Bedroom boule. Wfftl\de. Carp., ldrape1. ~1VU
No Down ldlool.. IJ/4% Lo.a ,.t.1o. woclt1hor~. Trflt tb8d-dlnl~. 2 betM, htavy thake r~ )Id. 1 al' pr11e 1 Story, 4 BR. film rm., 2
a1y On thla ........... 3 Bdrm Graltalll lechf ed yard. 3 BR + d~. l'OO(, hQlt btlct flrel>lace A t1T.f50. 56-QIT BA.~. crpta, $31_.,
• 2 ..... """''--....... ......_ (near Polt Ollot> 11fA/VA knDI 1w.llable. built-Ina. 811: bl« Jot-ftClftl 3 BR. dto, 2 BA. ....... Docn, Owner ---• so-ua
1o11 ......_ ~ -· A: CALL AL BLAOC 540-llSl for more buildtnr. AlldrC .....,. q IOen, .,_. i.::-8 ,. a M ..... ..... m-tm stMlm wt* 11 x a 8 A r ,_. . le ~e :t09., Na (c:ip19 eftl) Kerklle R8I SX.500. CAU. C LEH pynmt open._. 5*-mT .S at Phal formal din rm. a :....~..=:: laiel• C•o• M:1W1~•.:':iaJ11t,~1:!:E!?!!,..... r...te ~~~c:,r_:: OWNER.2arr1111ea1• a>..=.:::=n '
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NEAR GOLF COURSE charmer · 3 Bdrm, Iba, w/ eedl. Ccmp. furn.; ~15·~· W.ALK co tbe beacb tb11 aum. ........... DOWN, NO CL 0 II N GEXmmVE -----HOME:-.--.-.. -. .;...;
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• 2 IC:J. 3 '-· t._..... ... evtt)'fime · a woo-borne, ""••e u1 .. 1-~ -i~ J •• .. __ ..tu • .... -vu -.. m> 911 ft. ~ ,._ dttftlJ owner flna.llY finish-& ahp'f . Reduced to IG.IOO. BIV. ~ .._ ... ...,. •-. '~ ur. -~... ... .. ....,, PADRES R.EALTY, 195 • • -... 111•••••••••••••••• .. I es redecorating his lovt Owner. 54Ul62 c&rpeU, d r • p e a, heavy _; ll9t1'11 CD • OlJ 4e Sic Glenne:Jn Street Lquna lodlcpd. !DUY ..._ Avail •A L B c .12'11 liuasex Lane Ude Ill• 1351 shake root. $3000 don A o ._ . reallJ sreat for tbe ae.eti. Pb. -.. _ tnO. $100 mo 56-eu HOUlll rvlt SA I 9415 ..... H•TAL .... . ..... ... home and AN • -aume 1oen • $163 ....,.. ... .,.. 1A..u1-r ..... -• -to _.._ o••ic• ... ,.L . .. .. ..,. ......... Job• 1nd must oow Open House --,--.. _ ,,_.,. ............. ...,.. ... ........ ,.--A a.a-.. • eo•aAL ................. ,. 1110wt1•14l Pll#llTY ........... -.. es ' lat " Sun 11 • s -au c.n•t beat .... _ --..J.u ........... .,.._ ..__ llad BL.,,.-... 11"...l.-1--t. -· -.100 cont. ••IA ............... m• coMMaaCIAL ........... s ~ !lours on the ~ D ·Ii htful · .,_ ., ....... • _,. ~ .. --_...., "''-·-_.,," -..... DtlL Mil .............. ms 111ou1nfAI. HNT4&. ........... I e CJ ocily U0.500. UMUMH% G.J. loa. Bal-• IOI .... YIHI .............. 1111 l.AITI .. . • ......... .,.. way. DUPLEX 205 vt-c rclova P•ul J--.. a.... • ........ .u ..... ---"1-•• ~--·-TH COLL8H PAllC .............. 1111 HNCllH .... • ............ '111 Pl'lced Ill $25 500 with a low ,,... 0 --.. , _ ................ ~ • MH~._.. .. a~aT HACH ............ n• cmtut HOVH ............. ms ..__ • his ho E.xcel location on peninlUla. •or ....... -t;-d 01• tbe honey-NT·l.266 Evea. a.u.sM4 $1:6 ,.,. mo. P.I.T.L NEIGHBORHOOD MIWf'011T lil .. llTI .......... iii. 'c:1ue1 .............. •• """'" s-yment. 1 me 2 BR' 3 BR. Remodeled.. •' -·~ "" Total-.... Mt -...... JSt&te _..._._ .... 3 -2......., --...i....:a Ul.aOo\ ~ov11 ............ 1211 LAH au1No11 ............ •• hu 4 BR 2 Barbs plua tam moaners. Walle to ahOpping. Pool ,.. __ A...Jft ..--~ .... ,....., VU1.,. ~ _.........., un --_ ... , -MIWl'Ottf IMOllJ ........... 1211 HIOaT ,IOPHTY ...... '* ' $43,950 .. sn ...... ..-11111 woo't lalt •t thia price aeU small home on Jee Jot, cbUdren a pets OK. UYCHIT .. . ........... 1m 01u•• co. P•-::TY ..... •2f7 rm. ntceJy carpeted floors, OWNER .... GC' Bay Modem" "'• Beat the beat thla ~ o.11 Pat Mi v Leue NYIMOHS ............... 1m OUT 011 STATI n = ....... m. Bit in range & oven charm-• · redllced to $17.flOO. ._, en-· : c ay 150Xl68} t.l'Ced cor lot in . • • lat A ia.t months DOVH 111011t11 ............ 1221 MOU"TAIN a on111T ....... .,,. • • Wied"" It eves 673-29!!0 OPEN. SAT 1.5 JV3 YOW' own pool Eirtra •~• •112 ,., .......... _ (W Rlv-ide) 5 -t + _, ....,,..,.., de--it nSTCL"' ......... Int tu•DIYlllON LAllD .... 6Jll Inf brick frplc lovely dra~ ~· . _,.. ~ . . '<'&9 '!"" -....,..._,..,. ..... .
110• HIOHt.ANOI ........ It» tlAL llTATI SHVICI ... "" mes. Land .. ln l.a IU REDUCED To prtce of Iott! "-' -ncy n,,, Estate abup borne, custom carpets. HolM F111cl1n mi to VDJT .. 2 ml to dDtwn, ED llDDLE uN1v1111TY •AllC ........... m1 '·'· 111c11H•a ........... '"' I · Low dn., E-Z terms Lo•;.,., ..-.... " drapes, covered patio• Jots clOle eo bus I Br "" liT IACK H Y ............. 1M1 •· 1. WAMTIO .. UM ~rt>. and _ patio are ~ 2121 E. Coss! Hwy., Cd.M of t Don' -•-IMlty ' R!ALTOR 646.1111 ~WM•;u:: .. Ac• ... ::::::::::~=: IUSINISS and tttmendous tum. Aii s BR.2 Ba home oo 2 lot. nr. cemen · t .. .,,.. out· rm, l~ style kit, u x 2' · 10 A IL. MAI 1ue · ,, H. bay I: ocean. Can use aa 2 '73-3710 See thill oae now! $25,960 Cl 892MT7 acmd A cla&Nd ~ FOR LF.ASE 5 BR 2 story
i:L.:A :111111suu •.· .• ·::::: 1• l'INANCl.a.L e.xas.tlng 5121~ J .loan 1.1 or FHA terms availabl ~___.. G'---... "' il bl lf d apu. rm. to bid. Prk. rear I I . e. NOT FANCY-· rm, Ila. ~ cvport -Mar ._...,, N e w atACON IAY . .. .. ..... '* IUllHll OPPOllTUMmlS .,.. ava a ' y Hire. 121 41st Owner 673-m9 layfront Lido I • Paul Jo ... lteelf9 w/'lp loot lbed Ir % ba cu-pets a dr&lll'-perfect ~:o wt.•0• .... ":::;:::::::; IUSlllllS WANTID .. .,., Qi) Real 2 Story,' BR, 3 BA. 2 kitch· 847-1260 Eves. 842-5844 JUST HOMEY attdld. -·~--n a .._..t OODdltioD. ...... -..... uuoA llLAllO .. ..... nw INvHTM ... T ~''* . .,.., BLUFFS Condo. !).plan, 3 t ...... c uld H • ...A ~ ..-&nLI -,..... ,_ HU111T1110TON HACH ...... ,. INYISTM•lfT WANTao , , "'" Br. 2~ baths. c..aciOIU ena, be8t side o .,..y. o Gard 0-s ere a a home .... t can grow trees. Tue1 app '100 yr. CALL LARRY 540-11 S1 llUNTINOTON H.UIOUR , Uts MOllllY TO LOAN · •••"" mt Estate ""V be COl'.lffrtcd to duplex. •ft &all with >'O'll' family. 3 b t .S,. PJ'eMJlt Jou KAM • -m•.. (-~I) D·r!U••e '°'•al •OUNTA11t vAUIY ...... 1m 'llONU'-LOAMS ........... ms gretn-belt vlew. Patio, wet· w t.cb 'ch-A , ..__._ dr .. _ 2 ........ bu _,., ,., .. -r-· nc -~ HAL HACH ............ UM ~~~\ .. ~lt"~Allli ......... ::; b Man tr $38 500 a ~boats come w1 .. .,.,..,vum ·earn uumel rooms, uau~ a re MO mo. li.000 Ill' belt offer. Eat&te IUNSIT HACH ............. 14.11 HAL llTATI LOANS ........ 6l40 320 west coast highway ~ ~ IL ' • tn 'I# °'front window. s~ Rear yard ii a pnien• IPC)t comer Jot, iD Vel'J Dice .._20t6. =-==-='"7""~-----eAaOlll HOVI ............. 1411 MOITeMIS Trwt DeH9 .... 6UI 642--0344 er. tacular v J e w! D\rectly to bebolct. Near Dollglaa, nellbbortlood. Terma are ' BR. l batba, new carpet.a 6
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>IA .... COUNTY ............. I... ANNOUNCIMENTS a ldrmt 3 Bathe View of lake. J BR, 2 Ba. Club ed at FHA a-1--1 of and VA Prier " -r;/W\ 1andlcl(>ed top a". a . OUT o, couNn ............. ,.., BY OWNER &#-UST • V>''...... · ~.-· $%10/mo. Alt 541-of.141 ouT o' ITATI ............... 1... end NOTICll Oflwce on quiet cul.<fe-uc l'Y OWNER $26,«IO. Hurry! · TIUDt · ::::,~l~tTilt ·:::::::::::::::.:m •OUND ,,,.. A•I ............... .tree~ G 0 It Course. ~tor appointment USI'ER REALTY ••. of eanat&nt yard work, ·s BR home + pcial A petlo.
MIDWAY c1TY ................. 1"" 1.on .................. wi Pool• waterfall8 Newport Hgte. 1210 6n.94u Now alto 1n Hunt. Betich --w. .......i ....,. t:mlmo. c.n 5'1·0240 IANTA ANA ................. 1'M f'allOltAL.1 ........ ; .... 64tS • • .,....., D-........ ·--r-r..,, .............__ 5 a. I SANTA ANA lleTt ............. 1.ae ANNOUNCIMtNTI ........... Mlt $55.SOO. Submit terms. r-.. 3 br flm OPPO•TUNITY .LU<>Mi _.ac11 Plvu, MU633 menta and C!CIMtant maift. --• ru::.:· . . :·:::::::::: .. :·::: ~~':.'::Au"' . :·::::::::::::::::: llatt a Btalftt 8!.°:r ~I pine 0
1dtch, Spadoua ~te.raneen home 4 sr., 2% BA, .2 atory, Beach -EDINGER tenaftt:tT TRADE ~ ~ 'BR, 3 ba. dllnnbr, dbl pr, NOtrrll TUSTIN ............ 16U PAID OllTUAll'Y . . .. ......... u :7 '--1. ..._t .... I, new -t l ti North deva•-2•L """ old ...... ........., ,,,__, ....... e 1llema .... life of lumrioua PGGl. ... $190 mo. HWST2 &MAlll !M .' ............ 1 ... 'UlllllAI. Oll8CTOU ....... '414 &42-6560 110 ,..., ~r ,,.. on S2' Jot w/ ge. pa OI. ~· 711 , •• , • ......_.., ......--~ EoY....,, • • 11Lv1uoo CANYOM ......... 1us •Lo111Tt ........... '411 $27.500 '3-5 lrvlne ~ Do you rteed 2. 3, or 4 BR? former model, well cared • fH& litilllre al Koutictilo. Q>,950 nee IC-1141 LAOUNA 111&.LI .............. 11 .. CAID o• THANICS .............. ,, • BDRMS &. i Uy ~--_ .... a.dd LO p~•nt tor, move In condition! " Heat of Newport Hatbor ::-3-=sa=--=-bol-1111-.-~.-.-... -~=------. L.AOUNA HACN ............. 11t1 111 MIMORIAM ............. '411 • am room ; AVAIL Immed. Cliff Haven 3 vw1..,.. ww .... ~ ~down -lh ' ...., ...,... ~:uc".:'i N:.-~~L ·· .. · ....... m1 ~==~==~ ~~Im .......... ·::: prol. lnd!cpd. w/complete Br. 2 ba + 2 Br <Xffit Vu home to IUlt YOUR needs. Fen Ced b Io ck w a 11 ~.... • -!*°..._ U:a area. Walbr A Lee, Inc. CUl)et, chlldNn OK, $1-«1.
t-IA111 JUA: ci;.1nuito·::::::1n: t lM•T•H c1nu :-.::::::: .. ,, •Pr Ink I er s; buJlt • Ins .Prflent 2 BR. home a be.dcyard : covered patio, 1 .. ~!! ~;,.~-,:.-th ~1210. mo. Ra~. ~2746 APllTUNO HACll ......... 1115 CHMATMlll ................. ·dlshwuher w/w carpets cl Inc Apt. S49•500· 548-7249 ... _,, Ow 67J..'161.l crpt1, drpe, bit-Im (elec), 2 .,. --................. . PAllA POIMT .................. m• MIMOIUAI. , .. KS ........... '411 dra;>e . ~ ti Onl at ..,...,_,. ner frplct; liv rm: din nn: tam. extra C\lllbO&rdl. blWn R&:O Dupl•• ,., Sale 1975 1 Bdmi. Retire 4 or ~~~tg1 .. :::::::::::::::::::H: :~:~~= ••itvtei".'.'.'::::::.:= $25500~·Y OwJ!~ ~ Newport Shortt 1220 Open bot19e Sun. 1·5. mi.: ml aq. tt ~ent 6 dhle oven, IOK18 a.parate ~ cnty. No pe4a.
SA• o11eo ,.-................ ms TUVll. . . . .. ........ ... • l2fis CALIFORNu • 3 BR 2 ............ , un· m--·•-•-12:1. Via Quito drivew•v. NJceJv la--'~....A tam rm. l3x18 Iv. rm with a.a • .-•-•1 ._ 2 ...a.. 1965 Pll"sons St. 54&-21198 ._JVllSIDI COUMT'I' ......... I• All TIANl~TATIOll ...... 1441 uftu• .... ,.,...., ...., "' ·~~ --m --. _..,...
ltOUlll TO H MOVIO ..... ,,.. AUTO TIAN.,OaTATION .... "45 4 BR 1% Ba. dln;Ma/fam COfld. Walle lo beach. club Builders Horn• $35,900. can owner M7..QHO frplc, iwraded ..i~ .,;.,, PRIME RENTAL o•IGI .-·--1 BR Hae. Dal, pool, Ol!IDOMINIUM . . . ........ lttl LI.AL llOTICll ....... MM "'• "'· a. ..._._ .-..id,.,.. wood .61--'...il ur~ Patio A--. ,._,., ..,,. __ oufl\.1xa1 '" tAL.1 ........ 1ns HllMAN • TUTOllM• ..... ..,. Rm, dshwshr, soft water boose, pools. $25,950 312 5000 ,...ft. f BR A maid' a .,..ea "'" w........ ....,,_ • ,..., ___. BALBOA. Bat OU.. ' -..-. ...,,_ °"""'· ~iNTALS '01 IALI .. · u• SERVICE DIRECTORY le cov patio, lprinklers. Colton. Owner. 642-3820 5 Ila. a car ge.r. 1~ Jots. Priced IJ~ roof. WAik to sc:boola. av• Ml ooo c.r&p. Adulta. 646-3'!lf
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Hou ... Furnished ::~~,~~~N,0 ::~~~:. ,iiti. :m 3217 Colorado Pl. 5&3625 University P1rk . 1237 to appreciate. Brokers weJ. ~~ ~~·:!:u: 962-Hn 546-810! 675-259' 67S-1231 Ir aew. ienced. ,......
eaMHAL .. . .......... -AtPllALT, DI• ................. 6111 5 Bonus r '"00 7 "-. N--· •y Ow-r come. SQO Via Lido So~ .......... rs -ho ha·--• .....1....... $10 000 E/l&di&. M2-66IS . ftlMTALI TO INAal ......... -AUTO 11,AlltS . . . . .. .. 6Si1 """' • am. rm. '"' lq. nw ,._ ,.. """"' .. ..,. Y"''""aaal IVINI .................... ttM AUTO. IMt ... lte. *' ft. By Owner New crpta lg 3 BR + 2 Da, A.....,,_ 142-1815, Eves 615-I bom 1 mil 1 kl:NTAU COSTA MUA ................. 11• IAIYtlTTINe .............tlo -CM· . ... ......... ~r ea. e to u~-... _, ..... _..... Uwrt leHh
MISA DIL MAI .............. ti• IOAT ""''"' ........... pe . .....,,.,.,., * 54!>1844 1-!iv/rm, 10 ft ~m-, lt&llb Out of ArH OWner Douclu. WW "'"'v points b-(per bedroom) .._ rv,...._ ~·~~w~,....ijiiijiiiiiiiiiiii~I Mau Vllt012111 IRICIC, MASO ........... ...., ..... rY """ ..... ....... ----------eo&.U•• ,AIK ............. 1111 1us1N11s 111v ........ .set II crpts, cu.storn wood tile tlrl. to.ely 3 Bdrm, 2 beth. new FHA or VA bczyen. CaU now vn _,,_, tor tbi.s 2 .an. 1\i R t le Shi 2005 • •-MIWPOIT UACM ............ me •UILHU ............... M1t Co • Perk nu mirror doors, m•lttt BR elee klechfn on 50' lot to lee t.lh borne with built-in OY• "'I .. ,. lxclUllve Town ........ lflWHltT NOTS. .............. :1211 CATlllllO 6111 -Kitchen blt/'-· Comm•-"-• •••Pon 1110a11 .......... mt cu1N1TMA1C1Ne ............... a: entry. Nr. UCI, many ~led patio, $6,000 LI.STER REALTY en ' nnae. top snide ear-I Will aMre my lovely cool Pool • y • .::---...~•-•-':'.:':! 1AY111011a1 ................ ms (AaP•NT11t1 ..................... J sf Red ed $fOOO _NV\ ...,.,Mn.I calb down . asking $57.000 Now ft,_ 111• H·-. n-ach petfnf, --i.-.-ly fenced ~ .....,_......., DOV•• 1MD111 ............... nu clMINT, c-ni. ................ U UC xtras, .,..,,.,.,., . ........,.,.,. ......, ..... """ """""""'"" •P •rt m ~ n t overtooking 3 .._. __ 2u .......... ..,..A6_'
WincL"" ............. tnt CMILD cu1. UcMNf ........ !NII MUST SILL 1 .... uEDI R. C. GREER, Realty 16612 Beach 81 842-6833 rear yard, beaut:Uully maJd. ~ Bay ..._ .. --er ....,.., .. , 711 ........ _,,..,. U•IVllllTY PUIC ........... tm COltTU.CTOll 6dl nvTI .,.,, -·_.. •· --,.~, 1 bdrm 2~ ba ..,. l'Ua laY~I ........................ mt CAIP8T CLllAMiMe .. :::::::::.'621 NO DOW Movino to N.Y. 2 yr old 4 br, .ru.6 Via Lido 67l-9.ll0 $800 ''"'~ .. wn. Vallie a l'enDI mos.. wit b COOllderate . . , •• ---· uc IAY .................... !Ml CAaPaT uv1 ... a • .,AIR ..,. N GI • ..... 1000 I I to please. adult. Private room with 673-3613 Eves: ~ IAIT 11.UI'' ................ na DHPHlll .. .............. ..... 3 ba, tam rm. blt-ina, appr ..... , .. D SI...__ ·--lty Bay Jl. a ....... _.... Inc. 1av1H r11uc11 ........... 2141 HMOUTIOM ... .......... ........ In Me .. Verde Id 40' x!nt oondtilon , loo-• ••--bath. Ct eden t I a I 1 u-• °" ... "D """"'•1 • coaOMA OIL MA• ........... m1 DU"llM t1avica ... ""J Uat 1 ~ 1q' cpta, drpe, sprn rs, Total ,._L t GI 847 3519 cbanpd. 4!N--6330 ~ W. Balboa Blvd. IALIOA .................. nee 8LKT•ICAL ........ :::: ... :: .... uat ed or quick aale! xtru, Jae.bold or tee llJlpl. atbl to ahope, beach, 2 ~ 0 ====;;·====::: ~f~ ~-\~MOI .. :::::::::::::::: =~~~=~.~~~~.:::::::: Sharp 3 bdrm with wood WUI eonslder 2nd. RE lilted . Bd, 2 be. FA beet, BI kitch 'BR 2 be., + dlll/fam rm, ,ountaln Vet'--1~10 WOMAN wm lhlre nice YRLY leue. Unf. lii blk IALIDA ISLAND ............. nu 'LOOIS . .. .. .. . .. .. . . .. .... .... lhincle root, 3 lar&e bdrms $.13,900. 833--0034 Owner. flreplace, tig aouttl petio beautttW cpta/drps &: til.e, ... ,. ~ borne w/older w 0 r k l n I from bead!, 35th St. Npt. :~:~~:~;o:A~~" .:::::::::: ~:::~~ .. :•PA111. a1e. .... :::: A bandlome family room. R. C. GREER, Realty all blt·ln1. 1~ yrs new/Own-BEAtJl'. 3 BR. 2 Be. house · w om• n . Sant a An a Old home luxurioa.a ID
HAL HACM ................ ,,.,. HN1ua. 111vic1i· .::::::::.-Nn carpets • drapes. No-Corene _.,I Mar WO 3416 V11 Lido f.. 67J...9DI tt tnnlfm'ed! xlnt eerid. Owner....,_ oU: Height&. 5411-81162 terior, 'sR. la1p uv rm 6 ~::::.~~~m·:::::::::::::: :tt:fs1~ .. ~~~.·.~.:::::::::::::: tNnt down to qua.llfied Vets. ... SACR.IFICE! BRASHEAR REALTY tble on flnancJna iii:CW WorkinC rtrt In early 20'• has tam rm, d!'PI, f.199 mo. Ph: :/s~~:_~ .... ::::::::::::::::::J; :~:9:..J:UMI ............... ::.': ~. $24,950 • must hwTY! For quick sale. Vacant 1r 3 NT-8.m Eves. S.~7000 -hoiM to lhare with same. ~2715 eves.
MIDWAY CITY ................. 161' HIALTN CLUI .................. ,,. .. ..._ VDtDE REALTY Coron• del Mir br on 50' lot. Best ""-on No Down to v--Le1una S..ch 1705 f15 mo. 6f&.5196 FOR' --•AN-.... _ .._A IAJCTA AMA H819NTI ........ P MAULi.. . .. :::::::::::::: ... .,. ~ .._ .. ,. ....,......, .., .. DIUIA........, c~nAL ...................... ma llOUllCLWIN _.,. ' UDO. $4.000 ~ $57,oo>. OPEN ~___.. u~-2100 on the point TertVk: '-·· LA•UNA HAcM .............. 11• llfTHJOtt 01c:ou;.·1Me ..... m7l•m!!~~!!l!lll--m!!l!!i VIEW A IR OWNER 642-Gll SAT/SUN 1-6 -• ,._ view! 3 Bdr'm, 2u .... :z, ~ucr.:m:" ............. :: •MCOM TAX ........... :::::.,.. REAL WXURY! ~ 16382 E-1• Le-711
... ... u .. UH CAPmuiiO ....... mt i10N, ar-i.1. itc. ........ .,. EX-MODEL • • 3 bath.a cmv rtible den on CompletdJ Redecorated -• ... LOVELY SU'MIOlt! Wk or wind protected Pat i •. CAl'l~tiltO HACll ... '"2711 lltONIH ....................... .,. HOME. 8 5 ' e a.nnina 3 Bft.. ~lt Sharp 3 BR 2 be.th adult oc-ltpa L 0 c • h d at s 0 0
0&11A ,DINT . . .::.:7:.'.:'.fl• I:=~~": ·::::::::::::::"· = am! SWIM POOL! Shake ~ ~ Idetl fer the Artist. farmal aln rm, lge cor lot cupled borne near llJopptng, ~ ~ ~1 1: Elperanaa. 6"-2lU ltlVllSIDa COUlllT't .......... IMVUTleATIMe, .,...,.,..·:: . .-llulll rf! Foundation! Q,v. ....,,vuu. Owrtf!r/Aft,. 6'13-6185 schools & Douglu. f'ltA OK ~~~=N•~:~~~ .. :::::::::: ~~'l~!t~eitA'i.:·..;.:.·::::::!: Patio! 2'' pr! 3 bdrms, 2 S24 500 dop eG-883.l BUY UJre rent; $C2S mo. ou,L1xu •uH ............ 1t11 LAllDSCAl'I• ..................... bths, PLUS DRm.. • brldlt OPIN SAT & SUN 1·5 Must sell. $60.000 home ID 'IRRON RIALT 2 BR J"urn lt.e. Aduilta Ollly. 3 Bit, 3 Ba., pier A: flaet 2
RENTALS . ~w~ ...................... m11~--. eepe.rate. 4612 •OXIUIY •tat. ..ie. 3 BR a ei. M2-aUL •11m suomo. BINewtor'tBlv4. =·~lboa=Ccw~•§:::C'l$-mt==::=:;;:::m11e
H Unf _._...._~ MOV1:: a ~ ......... ::: 20' PL .. y -M G . T Malle ott ... 219 Via OMl!to. 1m -=.::-CM ~n34 ~ OUMt u ... ~ PAINT1Me. ,...,.. It.ii·:::::.... ~ "' · ., 2200 Sq rt ot sractoua living .,...,,,.,.,., $37 5 Ne rt Sho t11111Aa. . . ..... _ ........ ,.. ,A,.,., ... •liiil ,... HSE! Nolhin1 like J t .,...,..,,0 , • 0 7 otal Cost • 494·1177 noo. 2 BR tum houle. Large~ ,.. ~~s~Ao1~14111Aa·· ............. ~= PATIOS .~ ....... :::::::·::::::: .... a.nywhett! ~ in lovely Cameo Shorel. LIDO IS. MUST SELL on thJI 3 ~m home. Sel' yard, Cple cnly + ut!J. l'JH NEWPORT Sff06 .,_ MIU VllH .............. ,m 'lfOTO.,.APllY ............ ..,. Room for Pool, large Play· • Bil 2 BA $44,150. Small .,. OCE)AN FRONT pie-Padtlc A; 6G-48'1I n.c.c
COL.LIOI PAllC··::::::::::::·:.111 ~= .. ~...., .. =' BDRM. 2 bads, frpl, ct>ta il'O(lDd, or Tennis Court. 3 Kiib Offer! er will pay all other c:osta tureaqua Cov ~: :m· I: :ve.. 2 BR. Den on ,... 1 ... :::=:; :.~: ............ =: POOCK.• ..OOM'iH·::::::::::.,.. tbruout, xlnt cand, ~ BR, 2 baths, luxur1oul car-to qualified veteran. Excel-ca_,, t e L...a Coron• del Mer 1250 Sl90 mo 642-3430
NIWHIT IMOllllS .. ::::::::::-:::.:-::.'\,,. ........... ··= wnilnt toe ye r y t b 111' . pettnr, ..... Owner 615-2743 lent north HB location. Pric· -or. Play ~ • ha----------=========
NY18110H1 · ................. 1111 PUMP , .. vic:1 .... :::::::::::.,. $25,789.44 BY ow NE R Orente c---a Pr-...., td at appraitaJ! Hurry can urious 4 BR, home in warm nJRN 2 Ba. 1% ba. 1 blk Unlvertfty Perk m7 DOY • IMCMIU ............... au ltOCN'-... CM:""''"' -· __ •• , Hunt•--··--h 1~-u.,..._ COl' 1·-en'-' ball ,,.___ ......... v --.-Iv ••STcu'~ · ................. -uoio ._. .... ik ........... .,. ~ 332 M erite CdM m8550 ''111' ...... ~ -•n.:.n REALTY • -•"' _, · u•u1e ........,_..._ ~ or J"J· UNIVIHIT't PUtc ........... no HMOOaLiNo a RE,.Aiil '" .. ,.,. IJ'K\I • """"...,.., ........ ,~n-. Now al11> In Ht1nt Beec'b room, bmal d.lnlDC nn. at-Avail June 15. m..o&36 4 BR. ~ bathe, 2 floolcl, •VINI .................... _ ..... •IMODILIH ""cMaMS .,.. N •-v"'~~ •rww,., .. ~ ,, · tractive Id ..... -I bkf... BLTNS "'r"""' 2 ......... IACK IAY .................... 1241 ICISIOIS IMAltP... "..... twpOrt -•ch 1200 .L86l2 Beach Bl. 842.-M.13 '"'.,...' W •• • e~ •· yr -UST aLu,, .................... , .. , .............. ::·:.:::·:.. SUMMll PLACE Sacrl1lct, H~ yr old 4 BR. 1 UN rm. 4 baths, huae llmdeck ltlbH 2300 $265 mo. Anll June 15.
11V1111 Tlluc:• ............ n• ••••H MACNIMI llPA••• ..., BY ow De r. Ha r b 0 r Immac., bit-Ina, fr p I c , I JS above bel.dl • COIONA OIL MAit ........... ntl H"IC TMQ, ...... .... .... 2 BLOCKS TO BEACH tl IALIOA ..................... -TAILOll... .. ............... ::.,,. Jfi&hllndl. 3 Bdrm, 2 ba, N t mucb boule but Furn.iab. pa 0, W/W crp(1 .• 1 mi E. $129.000 WMkfy Rental 3 BR. 2 bd1a, bffna, trpl, IAY ISL.AMOI ............ -... IUI Tl•"1Ta c--,,,11 .__...... -'tio ._.. ._. o . • j "-acb Blvd 1 mi N 2 9• ......... 6 ,.._,_Joe. 1 -"" ....._ at L•oo itt.1 . .. .............. Dr1 Tl.:i' ~· .. _ ......... ·;.,. .,._1 .... . ..,.,., ...T"er ed • reedy tor t.ami1)' tun. .. """' .. . One Block •---h --. ., -~.... .............. .... • .,. -ULIOA Ill.ANO ................ TILL .................... ..,. price far quick salt· f:R,000. nne R 2 lot. Pacific Cout Hiway. Di3:2 ~ VIEW HC>ra; • like new ae.ii 6 $211 mo. Avail June 15. :=~~T,:.•fucif":::::::=: THa ... VIC• .. : ...... :::::·.,.. MS-OM7 or &IMll8 · .n..h • ....::-. Good Chaucer La. 968-1235 'yeu old, cuatcm built. 2 Ii Btdroem .......... nn, 1-lev-m E. B.v Ave.-, HUMTl..-TOll llAttaOUa ,. Tll.rtlllOM, ...... .... .. ..... 'V'lllJ .... ,_,. Terms. 3 BRa encl ... 6 --v ...,, --~---· •oul(TAIM nun ..... :::::,." u~MOUTart ..................... OCEAN VIEW, Fee Simple CLIF PRllST R .. ltor NEWPOR1 ~ ' prqes .• ,ono-el· $311,9!!0. FOR !tent FID'D .. u~.s~ .. ......., ..... HACM .................. JUI WILOIM .... -................ .,., CuMom home 3 br Ir( den . . , W&lk lo beadl, 3 BR. flam ancy. Pric«t for quick ult. TURNER ASSOCIATES Pier a &at. 5 BR. mr. C2lolce Joe. m bah,' ~=n~~"Oft .... ::: ....... :,: ~.as •. !,!~LOYMINT lovely ~. ss-4.900 r~ ..,.... E s~ .. lH$..:.. CdM nn, 2 BA, erpta. drpe, ·-BRASHEAR REALTY 88tl No. O:Jut Blvd. June and c...... ...,.. ........ = ~· -July In Dee. at OltAN•• coum'" ..... . -........ -,.. .....,.. . '-""""'' .. 3 .. .....:.a531 Ev.es. 968-1178 'A-·--., ___ h """"'UT7 .,.,_ v•--~ .. , .._ IAllTA AMA ....... :::::::::::::=: ~: ::~::· ...-·::::::::1111 ~?!"-~II THE 0 W NE R 1714) ~ 18.nd9Caped. A1swne 5'A~ ':".====~_,.---.....::....:.....:: ._..,,. oeao; -WISTMIMITll ................ am MH. WOMU ,.. '""""""' ~ VA loan. 962-7664 A1·n;i•n-1~! It'• ~yard ---::OP=EN.,._HOU __ SE__:.:..:....;::.:.:: ntlngton Buch 2400 Call BOB PETrrr, anoe. ~:rf~NC.":1ieirri':::::::::=: OOM:lTIC: 1111.•::::::::::::::,.. BAYSIDE Vlllqe. Perfect FOR Sale. Nr Be a c h. that ,needs the attention, but Come. see a most atunn'-Wl
COAITAL .. .. ............ .mt ~it,. ~~\r'::, ··:::~:::::= for vacation or retirement OroftG MJh Gftcls Spacious 4 BR home 1" ba, here 1 a dwi> Glen Mar home, and "feaat" .;:; NPT West. Hae tor Lie. th~· Rnlttllr ~~=~ =~~:"·:::::::::::::=: C:~:C:W~\nW.:.-.-.. :::: .. =: home.Pa&.clubbouae lBdrm.2 bathhclme,ICIUeaky cpts, dishwuber: frplc, home on VA no down or eyea on Ille moet farrtudc Senl..fUnl.3M,2ba,Avail t11\".1.-=~ .. :·::::::::::::m: ='•c'l:. ~-:-........... ?!!! ~..,?riV beach, $12,000 deen a.nd neat. with pooJ. bltns. )6x40 patio. Owner. FHA ~ 4 Bft •family View! 3,100 111 ft ot re a I ~ iJ:~ Capiltrano Corona del M.r 3250 CA .. llTUllD 18ACll 1711 ... ,_ v1..-m£ . beck yard. $38.500. !J62...0225 alt 5, room, y. pal 11 t e d • qUality comtruction. 612 " °""""HIT ......... :::::::::m• ~~~~ucT ....... = llST IUY .. Shows exceptioaally well. AIMew pt_,. <up m~ l""'!:-NT~'""A..,,L'"'S,..----....._-a BR Houae. Leue -mo. COMOOMIMIUM ............... .,,. TlllATIUCA&. ........... _ -OWNIR R. L. Strldcler Rltr. ITTLL TOP vmw 3 br, 2 ba, Aalrl-..... -. "-' -H -OUl'\.aXh u .. ,.,..... ms ................ .,,,_ BR , .... ~ ..... ,.,.,., vnW b'Ol1l s a f e °""' UnfumlllMcl Scenic Pro,ertle.
IUMMla HMTAU .:::::::::..,. MERCHANDISI fOR 3 ·• 2 ~·all bltm; frplc., 6™1610 hdw drs, bltns, n,l. cpta, Coll~ Realty 54&-58IKJ M.artr.et w • Y --------f>'l5.572& ENT ALS SALi AND Tit.AD q>t '" m.pe.. $33.900. dl"pll tncd lprlnJtlrl patio. C l <PIN I' r 1 d a y, General 3000 :::===:::===:::s::: ~ts. fumllhed 11V•1t1TUH ................... -0> Coltm, 642-32'73 OCIAN VIEW ww 'sen ritA or GI. $23.aoo. •tolft Farnllv Rm. ~ ~"' Monde.y Huntlron leach MOO
O"ICI ,UUITUH ........ ""LUXURY ~ •• f DD .._ CAMEO SHORES Owner 9f12...6340 wtlh laYely, -.ttllcbel1 3 BR ~-.._.._ 1,~ 5. •• eaM L ...................... 0"1CI 80,Ull'MSlllT ......... 1911 ..,......,,. on. • 2 ..._ ... ...___ .,...._. ,_ a .._ at I/I COSTA M81A ...................... ITOtla 841Ull'MlllfT .......... em tum. 2 br; f yn. new; 3 BR. A: den, .ep. dining rm.. BY. OWNER. ~ lrea. .,.... ,..,...,, 1.arse lot. 181,000. JAMB L 0 .... AS 2 BR, Uhfum. Near ~
MI U VIRH .............. 4111 "'"" a1nAu1AMT ....... •1• ,... -4 --Xln 1 tr BR c t f c.....-: h 5 BD 2 a..... + MMY exttaa mA or Ct ,.,.,,. , ... n... --MIWl'ORT llACM ............... u1 IOUIPMIMT .~ ....... :.:111, ocean ,,., ,,..s.: ....,,;iw. t ge. ms · · us. e•tur· .._ua • .., -· flt· H · · · ,.......... ESTATE, 385 N It ENT AL PROPmrlES ....,,.1, ... .,., llD\'t and refrlt. MIWl'OU 111 .. im .......... a11 110t111N01.o eooOf' ............. cond. Owner 213· 691-~75 es. A·l condilkln! $85,000. tru. ~ mi to bch. $33,700. A'FDAL REAL TY Colllt H-, • --._...: WANTED tor Sammer 1: Garap. PQQI, maJnt pct. Yl' MIWNIT IMOltb .......... Ant eAaAel 1ALS " ........... In! . R ..... N ' 9071 Ad Ila ..,.,_~ "Ho t M t b I " .. , .._..... _.,.. • le .. 65 WUTCL"' ... . .. .......... me l'UltMITUH AUCTION .......... ELEGANT 11·-'ew condo 3 o .... rt 1ttreas. Rtal<Or. e Circle ..........,,v me 0 • c ncome 49f...1Q Yearb'. We U'e rapidly ue. .. . mo. s:J&..11m UMIYllSITY l'UIC _ ......... ~ llPPLIANCU ..... 41<AJ•• • 542-1485 F 8740 Warner lW2-44m -,;~~=-=--='.'":'"'.",_..__ ~...... 3 .... IACK HY ..................... .-,NTIOUll .. .'.'.' :: .. ::::::: .. :ri11 ~. BR .. 2 lavtth bethl!. ASHTON Shorel: ~ tq. ft, THE OLD GRAY MAJU; ~ .....,.._up fbr sum-auRM., Smlll 1'!nced yard. ~:~LV~ lilAit·:::::::::::: =::::a.~~':,~ ....... :: ~· aolf, etc. Fee land. HARiOR VIEW HILLS 4 BR. .. lam., diD.: epta., Closlnt Coat Only GI ''She ain't 114l&t abe uwd to _., whtUI lllw 1D11111 re-$135. IM. Near Bee.eta Jlhod. :~9:uiiDi"'"""" ............ l'IMOU otteAMI ...... :::::: .... .,...:, '39,5000wnerm-43li6 Brand nf'l'J BROADMOOR drpg., tncd., lndlepd. $275 ntA mln. dn on tbia lovely be", and nelthfr ii thi.s qQetla ..__.repeat ell· 17654 Van Binn. 211:
LIDO 111.1 ... ·:::::::::::::::·: ~~11ioit:::::::::::::::::::: MR. New 4 BR. fpl, new cpta. home-:.i_.5 br, den, dfntn1 rm, Lease; aell s.13.500. 911-2631 ' Bit Preltige home near 1praw11n1 ~ tms. ALllO • are desper. ~llrn. ru~ ... ~a°U<M·::: ........ """ & rTa .. o ............. 11'11 Xlnt loc. nr. bMc:b. S28,000. 3 be.. 151.500 BY OWNER. POOL, 3 BR. 2 BA. patio, C&tholic I: Public Scl'loola. tnOd/tloor plan . home. J •tei1'tn needdY~ ft.IDt..l ;--;M~ .... -.. -:--~11:-:: .. --,,.....,.. ... -2 __ .... ~"' ......... fAPa lac:Ho1n . ... .. ... ,.. n..-....._.._ _., ......... ,.._,1 .._ -..,_ t-1. cl all • •~ at -"""' c I1 uM -... ~ -1--..--,.._,.,~YALL8Y ............ 11 CAMiU• a 1au11"M•MT ... :-.,.,..,.. ~. -... ......... St. """' .... lppl u,.,...,,,, .. ""'. oee ~ acbooll. ..__,.... •""'·"""· • ....-. ~. • ....., J'tllc. WIW ap. ...-.....-. ,...., Jiii. sa ~~\pc':.·:::::::::::::::::: :,:."To': ............. = Owntr 1'1'Ml4'1 BY Owrtf!r. South~ hlchwa.y. $25.960, H V.md Dr. Udlter Rltr. UllOdated wtth crpt1, blMn ·ft A° 0ve11• IAY & llACH 1ID. .0..
....... COUNTY ............... l!MOCUUat. scotiiiii'::::::::-WATElll'ltONT ., Balboa 2 bdrm, fl.ft'l)laee, large 847-3003 Rartiour !Walty $29.9150 • io.r Dn pmt OK. Re<7. Inc. DIAL direct IG'""71. --... o ... MOV1l .................. MllC•'-LMllOUI ................ n 3 -'...., 000 Will 1-~ ..__ h ~ W n.. 3 B• 847-1595 u7 -37 ........._ •-_. -2025 W BaDloa 8"d. -.. WllTlllllllllT~ .................. 1/ Mite. WAlfHO ................ 1111 ... OYe'I. ~ ..... • enc'U!X\J pa...,.., w i t ,,rA· est.~ OW'llel'• .-... -.,,, _,_...,. ... ..,. • ._..,,.u. · 10'lr till. tt. llt ll9c* ... ::':~ ..... ::::::::::::::::=. =~~·~: ~:::::::::: .. :::: =.for ~Lt•-~ ArlblaJI built-In ~e. Jt-2 lot. 2 ba. cpt, """ fr1ll. bltns, llG POOL -....,N':""eed_a_Gar __ M81_-iaap_...._T_ ~~FPr. llataa tt tie,._ 1'1111! a """ ... '"" ............. noue• .................... em , or . r-11,. ~ Acacia. 875-7129 ~ CaplltranO Lii, H.B. Sized nnd tt wttll a WllDt ad! Wb1f9 t' ,..__, ~
........................... IUILOI ... MATlllA'-1 ....... .,. ft.l--t ..__ 'tlL ,... u 1 .... 1 •• A. --~'-·· 96Z-«l63 lot witll tr1-level 4 Bcf. ~=~====~~.!.!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!.!~~~~~~~~~~I 1. ................. .,.. ••A" ... . . .. .. .. .. .. '"' un\..A .-.,, cua ...,..11'1:' on .... ....meo ·~·.....,_· • .......,..... • rrn., maac.r IUf~; baaement : ~== :=:.. ·:::::::::.;::::= 'ITS and LIVISTOCK 9Cl'. can be dhtded. w. Len br, 2 ba. On canyon, S36.S001 MUST-Seell Prntip 1850 sq. fMllJ)' rwm Witb ltteplace c;;.neral 2000 Oenenl C.. · 2000Genenl
Ul'I ca.e•lnlT• .............. 4Tlt ~ MlllllAL .............. -or RaJ SG-1151 flt ~ OWNER 673-4423 ft. 3 BR.. ACrfQm. Nee new 138 9t!O . ~~ PA~ .................. .,. CAn ........................... -MJ!Ll>ERS OP!Jt( HOUSE WELL .......... _ 2 BR.· !Ml m--Dr· 112:rm ~ • ".:;~~·:~t~;i.!•"~'";.:;.*,.,. ~~~._: ~:=·~:; · -: ... ";-' ~~ -4-S~S
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CHOICE ti w Huntlngtoo
3 BR with bo
•· Sl.lm1de 3 A:
ed l draped
• Oe.an 3 BR
9Chool. $115.
hci.fk Sbc
s.')6.8894 Opni .... -...__ ~ --------CHOICE I * Huntington 3 BR with be * Surf.side 3 a
ed le draped
*Clean 3 BR
IChool. $175.
Paci1ic Shi
536-81194 Opet ,....-....._., _.l..,L..
NEAR GOU
COlLEGE .
Freeway; tri
den plus l6X
3 baths; Cl
built-ins, WC!
y8l'd. $295
Broker 213:
897-4066
FOR Rent. 4
Xlnt cond. Cll
yd, Adults •
Md.lloy Dr.
536-4370
3 BR unfum
paid. $110. • 53&
Fountain " 4 BDRMS., 2
ttpl., crpts..
IOftener; blo
sprinklel'I tr.
FV Hi$1b Sch
• Fwy. $235 Mi
W.-lst. 847-17
t ·BR House.
Founlain Va
Open House:
~agune Be
New Hon
2 baths, cm
fireplace, :
yard wori<
locatioo, S2'
CORBIN
Realtors
MONA RC
Bl::AU Golf
3 BR le den
I Drpe, frpl, ' Adults. 496-12'
'L N. agun1 19
NEW Unliv1
View lot.
• 546
San Clel'M
FOR 1.-. °'-'
3 Br. 1" 1 n 4: 772-6960
Conclomlnh
VILl..AGE f ·
drps. bltns.
Wintersweet.
Ul.3) 476-312
Duplex .. l
:Z Bdnn in C
OK, no do
646-8S41
Summer It
lntel'el'
514 Femlea!.
2 kitchens,
mer. Sept.
Bay 3 BR.
dener. S295
or 642-3645
JULY . Ba
bch 3 BR. :
wk Cot JulJ
July • Z Br.
lnq; 233-C H
NEW Deluxe
Arrowhead:
SUS wk. or :
now. 833--03i
MO'roR Hoa
to drive:
Reserve DO'
54S--0158
JULY & A
Mobile bom
.children. (T
3 Br, 2 ba, :
6/15 to 911! w. Balboa. E
Newport II
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CHOICE ltENTALSt
'II Huotinatoo H.-rbour new
3 BR with boat dock
..,~ 3 l 4 mu CV1)et·
ed l draped
• ~an 3 BR lll bath near
acbool. Sl'l'S.
Paci1ic Sborea Realty
SJl>3ll94 Opei eve.1. 147..a5116
~ Fumfshed
G;;;.1 4000 eo.ta .... • 5100
HOLIDAY PLAZA
DELUXE. Spaciou. 1·81\. rum. apt. Sl~ + uW.
fltd -pool, ample pat'lcinc·
No children. NO pela.
1965 Pomona. CM 66-5851
4100
$25 Wk. Up
HARBOR
GREENS
8ACHEUJR • UNFURN.
from $100
lncl. utU.
1 • 2 ta BORM.
AJ!!!= Unfurnl~ _
Rentals Wanted S9'0 ;~;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;.;6.!_;00;;l'ua. ~nlths 6300 _P•..,.l'Mn __ •_l• ____ 640_5
Wm; Yrly rntl. Cple IC('U S _ 2\-\ ACRE TV Store f ree
nice 2 BR or 1 Br A den, uni ll·2 LOTS . G<lCW1 \ocaUon, HarbOr Blvd a.tic loatlnt Cl .....
•b11t « apt w/privacy. PreJ ln~ Ckvcland National Good opportunity Jor TV Ofrcrl'd to public by
frt>lc. Rent starting July \. Fol'Ht at Rancho Captsll'llno N-rvfcf' al.lo. ruJ00 t\111 price Balboa Power Squldron S. of hwy, CrlM, Plse pl\one I 1JCk Ir I "-II
231:787-4.9Sl evn. or write fR.1.oldouO. 23 mJle5 lrom 101' ~' f'<lU p. "a Elemtntar)' PHotina: Courl(?1
D. C. Wil\g, 7310 Ventura San Jwan Clpis\rano. h'<lm 31~11.111. Every Monda.y, Startm& '7
Canyon No. 2, Van Neya. S-12,500 uch. Al..50: 2 • 2~~ Bus. W•ntecl 6305 PM, JW\e 10 Newport Hal'-C:a. 91405 aet~ C • 1 lots. Prime by lor bor Yacht Club, 720 W. 88.)'
EXECUTIVE S EEK 1 N G present or future devl'IOJ>-Bu~lnesa wanted. Up to Ave., Newport Beach
CHOICE RENT ALSI * Hunt!Qgton Harbour new
3 BR with boat dock
• Studio It Bacll apta. e lDd Utila It Phone terY.
• Ma.Id Serv1c. · TV avail. e New Caf• It Bat
2376 Newport mvd. ~9755
FURN. o\ UNFURN.
Heated Pools, CttUd Care
<=enter, Adj. to !=hopping -
No pets allowed
2'700 Petersun Was. at Hai-
bor l Adams, Costa Men.
545·03'10
ment. Cbntaat: Rant ho Cap. $10,000 down. Good net OR, Cor your convenience
HOUSE for 9 member taml· lstnlno, 4570 Campu\ Dril•e. buslneab. Newport or vicini-Every Tuesday, },tarting 1
ly tor 9 winter 11\0s ea. year:. Newport Beach. 9'2660. nlJI ly. Ph: 642-7210 PM, June u, Ensftn School
Beginning Sept 1968. Can 546-7843 Irvine l OW Dr .. Newport
tum · hse all y e a r. C!llJ Invest. Wanted 6315 Beach, In Caletorium. No Jam~ Helfrich TI4: !133-1234 t ~ -;"'-1·75 WANTED To buy -on sale advance regbtration nece•
Whadctya Want? Wh•ddya Gott
SP&CIAL CLA,SIFICATION FOR
NATURAL lqRN SWAPPERS
Special Rite
* Surfl.ide 3 l 4 BRs carpet-
ed &: draped
DELUXE 2 Br. Bit-Ins. Exe.
Loe. SlSO or unfurnished
tl3(). S<lS--9187
ext <v• , l •_.,.,.A sary. Enroll at class: if any \ "" P·Liquor license. Write P .O. YRLY Or winter.~ & Den or R~ Cost• Mesa Box 765, Corona del Mar questions phone 548-137• or
S ll n" -5 times -S buclu
ltULH -4D ~UST INClUDi
3 BR, furnishC'd or un-Can ,.one Commt'r·cial 673·1855.
1-'Mlill Hu Ill,,. M tr-. ~WllM you .... Iii If ...
a-vou• ·-.,.,,., .. .,...._ 6.-.) """ " ...,.rtlfl• 1i Clean 3 BR 1" bath near
school. $175.
.
* * .. * * S~LVER furnished, house or Apl. plug small house, $15,CXXI RH I Eatate loans 6340 ._NOTHING 1101 S ... ll -fltADES ONL'l't
1 Bed1wm dupleJC, Adults Couple with 12 yr old son Geot1te Wllllamso11. RJtr. INTRA MA TICS PHONE 642·5671
P1ci11c Shores Really
536-8894 Open eves. 841~
$.<!2.50 .. 549-0833 Md 11 yr nld doi:. Will post 673-4350 OPEN EVES. lnveatment Group Te Place Your Trader'• Parldlse Ad
NEAR GOLDEN W ES T
COLLEGE &: San Diego
Freeway; tri-level 4 BR. l
den plua 16X22 family rm.;
3 baths; carpeta, drapes,
built-Ins, wet bar, fenced
yard. $295 Month. lease.
Broker 213: GE o-«iZl or
891-4066
FOR Rent. 4 BR. 2 ba hae.
X.lnt cond, Cpts, drpa, fenced
yd. AduJta • no pets. 8232
Mctlloy Dr. Pacific Sanda.
536-4370
3 BR unfur--n-hou-.-se-, 'W-at_er_
paid. n 10. mn Elm
.. 536-"8198 *
Fountain Valley 3410
4 BDRMS.. 2~ Ba.. bltns ..
trpl.. cll>ta., drus: watl!f
toftene-r: block wall fence;
1Prinklen front & rear. Nr.
FV Jii2h Sclll. It San Diego
Fwy. $235 Month. Avail. Ju.
: ly. lst. 8-17-1787
4 -BR House. llllO Bluebell
Fountain Valley. $175 mo.
Open House Sun 12-4.
ntS. Lovely lrg l BR Trailer.
SL.!15 Ath-ac l BR Apt. 132
W. Wilson. 543-957'7
Newport IMch 4200
I Will lWE
ADULTS ONLY
July· Aug.· Sept.
FURNISHED APT.
2 BEDROOMS -2 BATHS
Waterfront I Loe
BOAT SLIPS
Channel Reef
2525 OcHn Blvd., CdM
673-1111 I
OCEANFRONT Npt B c h
Riviera. Room for rent. in 2
Br Apt. Working man daya.
Age 23-30. l90 incl. util. Call
675--3606 be.fore 7:30 p.m.
SUMMER Wk or mo. Duplex
1~ blk to beach, 2 BR, 2 ba,
i.'leeps 6, 3 BR, 2 be sleeps I.
490C Neptune Ave.
2 BR, den, 2 BA, upper dupl,
year lease. be.lee! 1amlly.
$225. 642~
!:_aguna Beach 3705 l Bdrm. Pool, Blk to ocean.
New Home -2 BR $125 Year tease-
l baths. carpel!. drapes, 548-2035. 644--06.rl
fireplace, lovely patio, Large Private Bachf'lor
yard woric: incl. ~tral South ot highway
location, $275 mo. lea•. fi73...6!rM
CORBIN-MARTIN
Realtors 675-llim Balboa 4300
MON ARCH BAY AREA
B?;AU Go)( It Mtn View
J BR It den, l~ be, cpta, I Drp1, frpl, pool. $250 mo.
Adults. 491>-1243 betw 1().5 pm
~--~--~----FOR Rent-SummeT. Deluxe,
BaJboa Duplex, 2 BR. tJ8tiO,
hltn K. carpets, drapes,
feneed yd. abort bloCk to
bay or ocean. Sl50 wk.
~ecurity bond. 713:356-1200 £WWW baa f'ree & clear R-2 lot pl:.i~
PVt'S· PORTAPINA-LAGUNA M f r l I & 2nrl I ans A sc•iious scientific selection $7,000 'ID lor 11 3 or 4 BR Apart-nts oneyPh~ones b.:..,·er o M!rvice olfering tile most in nr.-l.ADY-Execulive needs 1or2 Panor9mk Vi~w Lots ""' . r I _, home 01• an R·l lot. Fonln O.lu ... Bachelor Apt bd ho f White water 1.nd t"ast-543-8311 romprehensive pro ess on.., Co "'2-5000 "•8-0390 ,. rm apt or me or computerized matching. For _._.,., ___ . _.,.. ___ _
Liv rm. br, kltcb & b;i. permanent res ide n c e line vie"~ I . I 'nter BEAUTY Salon. 6 stations, 1 l l Bdrm Apt• Newport area. Call 642-9360, 426 Nyes Plac11 Morte-gea, T.D.'1 6345 avt.~rsowi·thnaou't ohpnli~gaaueon': ,. 3 BR Apt• ext 18 Fri btwn 10 AM & 7 Laguna Brartr ".. estab l~yn Lido area. WUl
• tn·tl 494--9388 $85,'lOO seasoned Trust Deed Kl 7-5644 Suite 617 trd free and clear $10,000
with 3 baths. P'.\f --------behind $150M on 200 Ocean Union Bank Square eq. for R.E. or what-have-
Near schools, freeways COMFORTABLE Room, pvt Citrus Groves 6 175 View lots. $600 per mo incl. Orange, Calil. 92668 you. Bkr. 548-1Tll
Walking distance to OCC shower near cates. Write to --~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,I 6% due 2 """".... Active (Offices thruout S. Call 988 El Camino CJ Gibbony ms Newport • ..--dt ·ir 4 UNITS + 3 BR, house,
Apt. # 1 Coate Mesa _Bl=vd="=CM====== Prepakl Interest salequelsty~t: d~ s ~ ~ n'~~ SCRAM-LETS Riverside; iood condition.
Adultll Only
Discriminative Tenants
for Prestige Address
MARTINIQUE
GARDEN APTS.
P arklike surroundings
FURNISHED BACHEWRS
UNFURN 1 BR • 2 BR · 3 BR
2 batlw avaUabt.
Carpets. drapes, garage
1 Ith & S.nt1 An•, CM.
646-4233 ~6-554.2
~ Exchange for vacant land, Plus other tax advantages 4~44
Rooms for Rent 5995 ~bu tnvestm~t tax ere--90-.-Y.-L,.,_0-.-ns-to.......,,.$60~,.,,.ooo-=-=-ANSWERS new ~N-:·~~mlt.
NICE Rm, good loc. Con-~tt and dep'eclauon. 8 ac~s or more. SINGLE FAMILY For trade: Use of Mountain ·a1 h $55 /kit h . 111 Orange County. Crop will Bay M rt C '"'~ .,,,,,,. T 'be P'lot gem m. w c pr1v. offset e.'Cpenses and laxes. o gage o. .,........""" Number -rt -1 . -cabin & boat near Mam·
548--5998. Work 8·3 pm. 673-on Iv $14.125 per al're. FOR SALE: First trust dPed, Gyrate -GEOMET~~ moth Lakes for beach homl! O'l.~ _ _. -· _ Sll3.~ tuJI prirr. for mot•f' S3700. Will discount 14%. Tr<'n·~ger to _ lnqu111niz fa-near Watrrtront. anytime
Slfi UP wx W/kitchrn $25 info plea11e oall J<. w. Smsll 962-4024 ther: "l m reartinq a ~ystl'ry ,July. Phoflf' ~3Zi9
up Studio Apt~. 2376 New. wilh· · TRUST DEED CE N T E a book:., advanced GEOM& Trade lull slatr 4'X8' AN·
port Blvd., CM. 54R-9755 Eckhoff & Assoc. Inc. CLEARING HSE. Want 1 orra _ _,,Y..,.. • ....,.' ..,,...,-=-::---:c=:C":':""".=--TlQUE BRUNSWICK ,ool
SMALL Rm & prv baih, no 1818 w. C!lapman Ave. 50. 543-8381 Bkr. SINGLES • ADULTS tablr tor 16' in • outboard
cooking, $55 incl u I i l . _ Orange, Calif. Meet Orange County'' or o utboard. 646-4540, ~. CM 541-R, Eve11-wlmds 5::18-5971 Money W•ntecl 6350 nicest people at Santi\ 5J6...2964
Ana's deluxe ballroom NPr Beh Room for rent. Pvt $25,000 1o.t 6 montlw at 10 and Mountain home; Big Bear·
ba, Avail on perm bua. Ac,.... 6200 10 with $100,000 trust deed :oo~=~ Moonridge. 2 BR., lrpl.; ski
642-3518 -----------on 200 Oceanview '6ta u goU, fish. SJ.~M. equity.
N B h 5200 To Smu EfTATE I ral -..1137 WED. THURS. FRl. SAT. "'--d ' I , .. _ ewport u c 1 Bedroom, for employed U col ate . ...,... DANCER'S CORNER "'' e: stng e res"""nce, un-_ _..;. _______ woman. Kitchen priv. Nice ANNOUNCEMENTS Jts or lot. 539-4970 JUST Completed 2 BR, 2 b11 1438% S. Main at Edinger St. --------
mgle-sty. Frpl, chndeliers. home. 6<12-4794 2 1 /] ACRES __ •_n_d_N_O_T_l_C_E_s ___ SANTA ANA 542-9306 Have 3 Bedroom. 2 Bath and
Family Room house In Back lush cpl3. drps, iron gatrd Room & Board 5996 Found (Frff Ada) 6400 NEWSPAPERS, out 01 state Bay. $4,000 equity, S27.400
pvt patios, cement walla VA' &NJ LAJID It foreign: magazines, Eng.. T.D. Trade for Duplex or
btwn units. Medallion kitch, * WELCOME Elderly UI B EA UT I F U L M a l e Germ., Ital., Span, French, ~ f ,...___ Condominium in good to-r A heat. Across rm ....... v·s. Homey place. Rea!IOl'lable OFFERED AT Dachshund, vie Or an g e China, Russian; also adult ~c!o~~~~665 Irvine. Rates. 548-3752 LESS THAN Park Acres, found Ma.y )4. magazines It papcrbe.c,ks. 'J:'::'s~~ ~lt:eal'5,
2 BR, 2~ Ba Studio $225 mo. REAL ESTATE APPRAISED VALUE 633-S42'Z . 1875 N. Harbor, CM 646-85&3 646-3255 General 1/3 ACRES ·a1 SMALL purse found vie. ----1-u-._-th-C_d_ 2 BR .. H~ Ba Studio $170 ---------2 commerCJ Mendoza & Baker. C.M. Announceroenta 6410 Have: 3 BR ,,. .... on o-
1 Br, 1 Bath $130 Income Property 6000 1.0ned !C2l on major thor· Near ChUrch • 540-5329 aft. . . . minlum. E quity $2600.
All modem with Pool oughfare in ~la Ana. ~o-s. In compliance_ wtttl the ehgt-Want: '65 Mustang or late
Bl<r/Agt 675--1023 67:t-5290 tel, apts., business, trailer ----bU ity regulations ot the model auto or car. Ti·ade-2 -21/2 AC. C· 1 Iota park or other commercial YOUNG part Airdale. black winds Realty 842-5011
PARK Lido. Split level. Nr. inside cteveland National OK or hold for future in· co 11 • r . 1 o u n d C o as t MEDICARE PROGRAM
Hoag. Pool. 2 + 2, bltns~ + Fores1 at Rancho Capistrano cre~se in value when Bolsa Highway, Corona del Mar. *
refrig. $2l7 yr lse. fi48-ll46 IR-1 sold out\, 23 miles from 'Ave. fully develops into 4-675--2440 de.ys We hereby make it known to * *
WATER.FRONT & dock; .1
BR. a Baths. Equity SS0.000
f'OR: TD's, or.?, or lease/
option. #2 Balboa. Cove&,
Newport Beach. 675-4331
SlT,500 EQ. IN BEAUTIFUL
TR.IPLEX. POOL, PRIME
LOC. TRADE FOR SINGLE
ROME, ORANGE 00.
~
View 3 br, l" bath in ROD..
Ing Hills, Call!. Blt.inl, dlb--
wsher, panld liv rm. Will
take 1 or 2 br hse, Jot, boat
or trailer In CM or Npt &C-
46\0
Havr :I BR 2 ba house NB s:n ,500 • Sl.'l,!KX> equity.
TradP fnr m , hoat, lot or
units ir. goo<I loc. Doyle "
Wood Co. !l48-U68
25 View Acrea l.quna
Beach. S ome tm~
menu, income moo. $243;.
000 equity. For. ro•1 « ?
Owner. 494-4653, 49M951
DLX Balboe dplx 2 br, blln
K, furn almost nu, cpta,
ciri>6, frpl. patio, hied yd,
Blk ocean. Trd up Orange/
LA Co. units. 213: 69M012
Palm Deaen: Jsd, ' BR.,
3 Ba .. Fam rm .. pool. Higtl
So. sidi!: $39.700 FP: Far
home. So. Orange OYty. •
Corona area 714: 346-6101
Twnhse. 1-aty. 1 BR. Bltnl
e!te k:itcb, cpts, clrpg, patio.
pool. $13,500. Trd for lun or
dupl. ASCER JENSEN.
Harris Realty. 546-1440, 962.
1141 eves.
* * * ~ San Juan Capistrano, $18,500 lane blvd. Sewer line stub-MONTICELLO H f g h Sehl all concerned that the •••
3 BR. 2 Ba. F'rpl. New cptg. each. ALSO: 5 • 2~ Acre bed at pr~. Ample Medal. Vic of Pacific Sands, PARK LIDO
Nr Lido i.bapg. S225 yrly. R-2 lots. prime buy for Pre&-water tupply. Appraised at H.B. !'13&-1955 Convalescent Hospital 'Lagunt Niguel 3707 Ca11 213: 698-601.2 SERVICE DIRECTORY . SERVICE DIRECTORY
NEW Unlivf.d in. 3 Bdrm.
View \ot. S2(r; month.
• 546-16 .
Lagun• lffch 4705 Walker Rlty 67~200 ent or fututre dev;l<>Pment. $60,000 by tnheritanc:e tax FOUND. Black Male i>oodle 1445 Superior Ave ..
-----------Contact: Rancho Capistrano appraieer. Available tor Vic Santa Ana Ave. Ir Costa Newport Beach. Calif.
S1'EPS To bee.ch. FUrn Newport Shores 5220 4570 Campus Otive, Nrw-quid< aale at 10'/o 1~. at Mesa St. 548-3398
Studio. Center of town. port Bead1 moo (TI4) · Sundeck. Util pd. Ydy. DUPLEX 3 BR. 2 ba, cpts, · · $54,000, net to estate. Dnve SMALL All ireY abort hai'red ... Has always operated. in
Cabinetmaking 6580
CUSTOM Kitchen cabinets -
lormlca to111 e x c P 1 I e n t
work-reaoonable 847-9832 San Clemente 371(\ 4!M-9l4B ~:f">JO. S.S pm. • drps, bltns, washer/dryer, 546-l&4a by •717 w. Bolsa, Santa cat-Pale green eye a . policy and In practice. on a
trg .,atio. $2'25 mo. 642-0lm Ana, t h e n phone owner 548-l82S strlctl}> nondiacriminatory C . 6590 FOR Lee. Ocean View lovely Mn. O'Leeey. WE Are aeeking conservative 542-9533 WRIST Watch & 8Ullglasses. ba.sil:"'engaging staff, ad~it· arpent•"nt
3 Br. 1~ b&, qO, clrti9. KENTALS Coron. def •r 5250 inves'°rs Who are satisfied 80 Acres . "Land of Lakes," Viclnlty Newport Pier. ting paUents and render111g !NO JOB TOO SMALL! 714:7'7~ Aph. Uftfuml.W to earn 18% alter income Newberry Calif. (Si Iver Owner idenUJ.y. 646-3569 them benefits and services. Resident • Industrial Com.
5000 taxes on a fulJy secw:e invst· VaJley) 18 mi E. of Barstow. without reipird to ~a.ce, col-mercial. Ma In t e " a n c e
Condominium '950 OeMraf ~-mnt. Agt. 64z.5'8i or 673"7645 90 man·made lakes in area. Lost 64CU or'. or nallonaJ o.ngm. Our Repair and R emo de 1. ........___ ~ RENT q,, 15 units. 2 BR. hardwood, Fi~h raisi""• alfalfa arow· _ _ pnmary concem. 111 ltie "'1'1· Reas~Lic .banded. Insur«!. VTLLAGE I • J ......,. ~· (I l dry • ..., "' ' ti f C ., • oors, gwrage.51" aun • Ing. ski Jake, recreatinnnl & REWARD For rnforma on are o our patients an .. the e . . or 642-5064 e ~17:i~r!!.~. ~ne m:,.: I ltoomt Furniture $1.43.5 mo. income. 548-3846 fish in!? lakes. restnurant, on r in d ing Schwinn rendering of skilled nursing Carpentry • Cabinel5 • $25 Month ON TEN ACRES 574 Hamilton, Costa Mesa. bldg. sites. all HAPPENING Sting-Ray bicycle, green care on the highest levl'I. • Bit-in• • Alterations •
(2.13) f76-3l28 « 673-3«18 rutL OPTTON TO BUY 1 l 2 BR. Fum & Unfum HOME & INCOME by Ownr in area! This parcel ,11;1·eat w/sissy bar. 3 spd. gears: Mrs. Grace Drayson, 01tner • Repeirs • Reas! 646-9S83
D-I .... Unfum -s N ..._ Frplcs I Pri/Patlos I Pools Exe depres/invest. oppty. 4 for a trailer perk, ll'vel lie. 1~5. 646-4912 ~588 ~-·~ .. .._ FR""" -"-at·es. No job too up.... • • .,,, 0 .,.,.,......, o.a.c. Tennis • Contnt'l Bkfst. 9 BR~re11• It 1~2 br Apt.s, land, pump. well reservoir -all-6 PM. or retum to Boy's -w-·• •--CJCJ ""UJ"
1 ..a.Id H.F.R.C. hole Putt/Green. d d"", high desert air-located C ub on Tu9tin Ave., ()>gla small. Remodels and Ad· z 8dnn tn CM. pr, ""' Furniture Rentals • poo ~.yr old. Esi. e. 6~1393 . z Ha B"rfhd I ditio111. 548--0787 OK, no dop. 541-2720 Cll' 900 Se& Lane, CdM 644-2611 -on main E/W road. Roule Mesa ppy I ay
64&-8541 51.T W. 19th, C.M. 54S-14.r;.t I MacArthur nr. Coast Rwy) Buain ... Rental 6060 66 Freeway just complPted LOST: 5123. Vic. Buschard REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS
1568 W. Lndn, Anhm 774·2800 !.Oil!!' ofT"valley. C.. stations & Garfield. Tri e 01 0 r, d '~ii·e/" CABINETS. Any ~ize Joh. S -Rent .JllL. 399c • PRIME Retail Location • lrasm~ in area. CaJJ owner ba-et, wired collar. Ans to 23 yrs exper. ~TI3 um .... r ~ " CMta M... 5100 Lido Isle 5351 STORE 17 x .,. "~40 .. .._... ......, .,., 1147....,., eve11 & "'"'"'s. 'Georgy Girl'. My 80ll very lnterestint CdM ---------1117:1 Harbor. CM 646-6654 96z_2197 Cement, Concrete 6600
514 Fernleal. 2 BR. 2 bflths. LOVELY Gmd f1r At>t. Furn ll££___ Out of St••• Prop. 6208 upset. . Lee Molrler
2 kitchens, $600 m(). Sum-La.... 2 Bdrm. or Unf. l BR. Gar attac, Offic. Rental 6070 ------::...---BLACK Miniature poodle, CUSTOM PATIOS k w/ .. r•ge $100. w I p 11 t 1 o. Yr. Jse. --~ -ISLAND OF HAWAJI l!haggy. Vic 20th & Orange. Block walls. Also concrete
:;· 3 ~: ~~t .. ':i. B~ ~I. water pajd. 213:~1696. 675-J642 LAGUNA BEACH OWNER SAYS SELL my 3 Sat ~25. Reward 54s-4573 from sawing & removal, 842-1010
dener. $295 amtual. fi73..5.160 2116 Plaoend11 Apt. D Oel!k spaces available tn choic, al 101~~ be~u~:ful NOT Responsible for any Ruby, Lorin. Llnfia. P.J . Floors·Walks-Patlos & Ex-
Gardening 66IO
'ANTHONY'S
Garden Service
646-1941
COMPLETE CLEANUP
LAWNS REPLACED
Reu. monthly care. PnJn.
ing. Landscaping. Exp. bor·
tlcultrnist.
Japan•.. Gardener
Exper., complete yard
service. Free estimates • 5'18·7$8 • LAWN & Garden malnten-
ance. Cleanup • Spray· ·Fer-
tilize Com'I & Resi. 962·7349
Cut &. F.dge Lawn
Maintenance. Licell6ed.
548-4808, 545-5870 aft 4 PM
e JAPANE.<:;E GARDENING
.Service Cleanup, Landscap-
Ing. 531-7031 Aft 7 p.m.
General S.rvicet 6612
CRYSTAL WINDOW
Cleaning. Professional, Fret
&r 642-364S 537-0380 Huntington Beach 5400 newest office building et Nllnaw e es, ru debts other ttian my own. posed Rocks. E x p e --.
prime location tn downtown ~713 Clifford Todhunter. V.-·~· ~ .. workmanllhip. 642-8514 JULY • Bayfmt. Opposite O RN R 'th • NEW e LUXURIOUS • , -guna a.ach. u.. condl· l
n l, business. 1"'6i~tlal It
-mnstruct1on. 548-8737
M DE 2 B w1 glass T UVTNG ..,. """ lUI" Mou t & "'·-·rt 62 O C H bch 3 BR. 2 ba l'um. S250 walled liv rm. beamed ceil· RESOR: tloned. ca~ted, beautifu.1 n . ...... Pereonala 6405 oast ealth Club
wk for Juty. June 15 thru inga. and very large patio. 4 NATIVE GARDENS paneled partitioning. Two SEE Adv. under daS5 6200 80 . r Hospimlity is Our Motto
CEMENT Work, 1111 types.
No job too small. Free est.
.July • 2 Br, 2 be. t17S. \Vk. Sl35· Adults. On East 16th 6 POOLS-SAUNAS..IAC1IZZl entrances; rear leeds to acrea -"Land or Lakes'' WANT To cmtact ~nvrr ~ FREE SAUNA WITH
lnq: 2J.l..cl9ltt St.~ St. See Mgr at µ4 E. 20th HUNTINGTON Munlcipalthp~rking lots. •$50d~d 847..f,64() owner, eves & ~~7en:•tf~~·e;~h~~ SWEDISH MASSAGE Contractors
H. STUFLlO< 548-Ul5
NEW Deluxe all elec'bome in st. per mon LOI' space. ~ wlmds lin Coast Open IVkdys 10 arn-ll pm ---------
Arrowhead Mtna. F'Umished GARDENS SS for desk anct chairs. Add trave g on or near Sundays 10 am-8 pm • ROOM ADOmON~ •
Sl25 wk. or S65 ~wk. Avail UPPERd-~lowN~r ~r, c~:· $10 for business hours an-R. E. W1ntecl 6240 Hiwaybefln La~dn'~LBeMac~. 132 E. 18th St. 642-5090 L. T. Construction
6620
now. 833-03n ..... ~. .,,.,... .,.,., g en · swer1n" service. All utilities ---------just ore rm 1&" 0 • Fam1·1.. rooms. kitchen or N ti 2885 M do TENNIS.ENTERTAIN:\fENT • "'-M .,., ""-'·· is 1 z o J>e , en za. BOLSA.CHICA & HEIL paid exoePt telephone. 14 30 Day Listings .... y. ay "" .. ...s F I 6412 units. Single storY or 2; Mat'OR Home. alp1. 41: E-Z 54~54.'ll DAILY PILOT • .--.nal mattpr, no le$tal un•r• I d 1 _ ... F 7 I I"-'~ t -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; plang cus1om es gncv. • or to drive; self-contained: UNF 3 BR. Rrdwood On. ADULTS 14 ·1414 m FOREST AVENUE or cash for your equ 1Y implications. Plea.H caU11 estimate• & le.yout. phone:
Reserve now!· 5 ~ I-I 11 O tl36 mo. NEW 2 br. 2 ba, w/w cpt, LAGUNA BEACH Call Agent ~l«O ~3(}..261fi WESTMINSTER e 847·1511 •
549--0158 962-5Cti0 drps, dshwshr. b It· i n a. 494-9466 WANTED. Pvt pty wUl buy TENNIS ARK
JULY &: Aur -Spaclowi MANY WONDERFUL OP-across from perk & shops. 1 --FOR-REN_T__ Baycrest homr from owner. New CdM Tmnis Cltm MEMORIAL P
Mobile home by beach. No PORruNITIES l'lne be«1 cbld OK. n50 mo. 842-32'I1 Approx. 450 Sq. f't. carpeted No pool. $:,0...V.OM 642-5641 F'amou5 .Jamada Inn Ct11 Mortuary Is Cemetery
Licensed Contractor
Rt'sidmtial -CommeN"illl
Malnl & Repair!I. Free t;....1
67~2\2!1 dilldtto. (714) 53&--0321. discovered In Claalified Ads. AVAIL Joly 1st 2 BR.. t'll· i\ rlrapes, air-cond. BUSINES-5 i nd Sngre mern~ip-$15 Mo, Complete funeral1
3 Br. 7 b8. 2 eep pr. avail Tum back to "Bu!!IDen Di>-tra.~. Pnol, kilis OK-1n!J1 MARINER'S BLDG. FINANCIAL !No initiation f('l"sl from $245
9115 ..,,,.. 1037 portunlties" NOW! Keelson Ln . HB $ 1 2 o. 1 Dr N Low MS1, hf'11lth 11Jld Cemetery Iott 6/15 to · ..,.,., mo 1515 Westc iff ·• .B. 9 .... Opportunitl• 6300 1•-.. p'1111•i;s • fi7)...i711 from 41130 W-Balboll Bl. NB 543-1(172 CHARGE m 96'2-2109 Ointart Ml'I!. Rilinio 6424000 ... ""•· •
Arl1htion~ * Remodellng
Fred H. Gf'!Wick, Lk.
Newport Beach 3200Newport leach J200 Newport leach
S@~ofllA~~£~S
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1741 Wfftcllff Dr . CANnV _11_rn_·p_n('f_l_y ..... •p_r=iVR_t,,,",....cJ_u_b_, lnc:h1'1Ps Enrlowmi>nt Car'
SIJPPLY ROUTE X·ITEMENT EverythJng in one heautlful Cerpet L•Yint &
673-6041 • 549-7170
Pnme loc tor 8tore or offices.
2000 ~ tt O 25<'. Wal/J)fln'I,
Crpts, Drp5, llir-cond. ~J)
Bkrs. Own~ 'MS-9686.
MODERN Offices from S75
per m o n t h. Secretarial
service-Executive 1ulte.
Orange Colmt:y 88n.k Bkht ..
230 E. 17th St., CM. 642-1485
MODERN Offltt. P v t .
restrm. 50 per mn It up.
1710 Oran1e A\•e.. CM
MS-6773
1738 Ana~lm St, too eq fl
SIW. &1ao 510 29th St .. N.8.
:91). Schwort!r 673-a'M
lndustrfal Prop.
N E W Ilk Cnnttructlon
Bulldlna,. M•t. DJO ICt-f't·
2035 P 1 a e e n ti a • CM.
~.64M.'85
Piirt I). i.·1111 'nine IS THE GROUP! place means less cos1. Repair 6626
Man or Woman lo rdill "-Discriminating Cplg ~ Sgls! No traffic problems ..
c:ollect monl'y lrom new & Parties, Trips, Outings with 14801. Beach, Westminst~T CARPET • Apts • Homes
unique roin o t> e r a t e d inf!'rpst! Plus -Exel. IVC. 531-1725 893-2471 QuaUty Installation. Free
dl8(>e11gers. IC 1 n d 1 and tor ltlrls, too! 714: 776-6941 • estlmat,s. Ali prices. '
Nabisco p roll u i: ta). Ex J..9 pm 213: OL. 7-6844 !I ... 111 ·-·: UU<t:t. I 0 .< 1 5464478 eves. Uc. Contrart<>r
cellent Jn('Omr IOI' f"' Hrs. Franchise Now Available Babjaittint 6550 ;1.uA
weekly ~ork t~~y or Eves). * .. PHONE PAL * *'I __ lect_ri._c.a_I ____ .,_,,_
No selltnit• $8•~ To $3400 SAFE & fNEXPENSTVE BABYSMTTNG, my home, ELECTRICIAN. Licensed It
Ou.ii requlrl'd. ~or penonal ME£T BV PHOSE Mon. thru Fri.; Mrs• Verde hon de d. Small jobs.
interviMf. Grnd IWnf, ad-P 0 Box 4193 lrvlnl' 92fi6.1 Arl!ll· Pref. •i;:cs 2 . 6 . mainten. le n-pain. 548-5203 dreP '&-ptlonl' numbrr to: · · · · · ~
TRANipn·:S'J'ERH EXCITEMEJNT! . ·----
DIST1H'4l1TING CO. OOGO GOU.'\. SEER l WlrJ.. BARYSJT hy the wt'f'k Gerdenlnt
590 N. J\i.l'SA AVE. POOC4. 1t thfo QUEF.N BEE. in my hclfM, C.ood rtfe. ---_.;;..-----cou'""A. CAI.IF. tt'r22 15&2 °Nf'"""'"'t Blvd, OM 9&M10l * MOWlNG. td'pnp;, A cle111 y u• -,,..,. up. Mon1Jtly . r•t~. •m
FRIGIDAlll ATT'N: ROCK H(fu NOS: BABYSl'ITtNG in my homt. .-stJm1te. call 968-1911 * Ne<'d an nul111t for your !lot lu~. ff'f'l('td ylll'd. JET ACTION f\nlthcd prodoct? c 1 11 Wetkdays, 1ms. «llh't&."6 JAPANESF: GARDENER
Mission Vlef• S7J..4.;.1() Aft 6. BABYS'T'"TlNG dayA or even. EXPER.. ~liable mslnt. iwaa. mo r&te6. m-321~ Neftll ahQpplna ceter ALCOROIJCI ~ inp. You fumish t h '
Complr.tt In 16.. Harbor A.Ni. Phone m-1124 tranlJICfta!Jon. CIU &C2·1«17 CUI • FAp Lawn
Col 0 ....._._ ·-~-M Maintenance. Ueenaed.
66IO
ft• ·~ P.O. Bos ._, ....,._ .._ I I k ~ etc. 511--411 -~aft 4 PM
l ... u.trlal Rental 6090 l qulpnwnt, Inc. Meet DyNmlc friends r c , Mnry, 6560 LAWN SERVJCE $15 MO. ~~ W. Valtllda with sterllftl qaalffMe. g1
RDn' ~111-1 •• Nlerton '714: a1193 e aM990 e B"R!CK, Conc.Ttte. CW\Wittr) =~te=19 800 to It PROVEN Surt, • • • • r n FOR Sale· ct.arttt mem-CDltOJn Clbtnt11. SlnaD JotJs
29M Randolph 1Mtbod ' a1 te ac •ha bftlhlp ~ Newport a.di OK. Free !'.It 90-M EXPEIUENCD> Gardtntll',
Offln tndWINhiW. Pft'Ul&Mtlt h"hlt ..... TtmMI Qub, ~ • '570 =~ e~:.
Ntit. lcb. IOC1I """' ~~) ~:' n:: ---= MEMBER.~ ta l'fwwport .... ..,. MOWING, F.dclna. Y!ICllawn.
DON'T JU'11' WISll ltlr ...... to public Now ..... 9"dl Ttnnl1 Oub for ... ,. R E M ~ D E t. • rt p a I r ' ~1 cleanup. ff1ulln1t.
thinc ~ .....,. ,... ..... UIOCiate ott'C'f'I '" e. o.c .,. m.«111 ~ pJu:ml> •·· peJnt1na. ,~.. Odd Job!J. • ~ • • • tlnd sr-t _,. r. • Mcid.-1~ lrw~tmet ... nJll Sak. barpfft! r.m0y ~. 1'ald .. eommm: .• ~· O...m.cl .-._ quited. Jlhon~ fnr ..., ~ NewflW't llnch rom1 . Nd.ltftlnt. R 1 a I • TKE QUtCKER YOU C\.LL. .... ru: n .. n:.n Twnnll Clob. JM, ~ fi75-.10.18 TRE QUJCKElt YOU SEt.L ,_ ( '
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BIIL'S SALT SERVICE
for auto Water Softeners
Rt'pain, Installatlon1,
Rentals ... 962·:m4
Painting, Plumbing, C~
pcntry. Reas! Rel. Insured.
BankAmericard OK
CaU "Mike" 642.-0341
H•ull nt · 6730
LrITLE GlANT ~UCK
Hauling. 6' heigbth, 10' bed.
You name il l haul. Reu.
Big John fi42-4000 ,
CLEAN Lot~. garages, etc.
T1tt removal. dump. skip,
bAckh(lf', fill, grade. !lfi2.874S * TRASH HAULING
RI rle11n-up. 5-16-4743
HouseclNnlng 6735
*APT. CLEAN1NC *
Fast A: tborough I f\rlHab
f'Verything 642-8164 " Interior Deeoratlng 673l
One Call Covers All
COMPL. DECOllA TINO
• Painting, Int. .t ext.
• Custom Drapery '
' • CU~tom Ce~ e W11ll Cmrrln!VI
•Color O>ot'dlnatJon
~ Yf"3. Exl>tt. P'REE !At.
~plt11 to YOUR Ooor.
Uc. It JM. RrJ1. • ())mm.
MOOlltN
DICORATOltS
~'111-.'l)l~ -
lronlnt 6751 .
IRONING At m)' home. 10 or
15c • piece. CaD .......
132~ E. 21.lt St. OI
LMMf IClpl"I ....
GAYNOR'S LAKDSCAP1NG
It G,\RDr.:NING SERVICS
State ll~rwecl t!lllnlfttr,
R.esldtntial • ~Dlftel.s
l'ru Ml • No Job t. btl-..,
DW ~ tar RllUL'll t · •
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J9 OAlLY PILOT ,,._, l44'''1, 1'61 •
SllVICI DllECTOIY JOU & IMPLOYMINT JOIS I IMl'LOYMINl JOBS I IMPLOYMINT JOU • 11MPt.OYMINT J08S I IMPlOYMlllT JolS & IMPLOYMINTJOll I IMl'LOYMIN'f JCill I _IMPlOY•t
. .Japerh.,,tlnt .... _1 w--...........1 .... __ --...._1, w·_,,_,,,. ....__ -......_ W•nted Help W...... ..... MM. W... 7m J1.. Mia. W-. ,_ PliMl"I 6ISO n. Ill _......_, ....n '6"" Help WanMcl, Me-t noo ,.... .......-. -,_ •WaUA111 7400 w..... . 1• ~::.MM a ·7111
PAINTJNc. Cict•rior Jnt•riclr -flBD SlmnAAJ Cemetery • TRAVEL" a. N •• , lie. Ina, 17 yn exp. Free....:t. =Jn!UK I· 11:al P.M. IHIPT
~. ~lcal cell· and ..mr.NIABlf ~~oa ' ExTE1u01t El&EI ,funeral To La• v$84ew Cadlllac: ruuvn m ,.:,.:~ ae.n
Painlln&· Free ralimate, Computer o$nted fW...11 -SKR88Y 40 Hr. week. Stardec al-
Ucenaed It Insured. ~ required for Counsifiln (Per Day) at)' -per mo. + $35
Call CHUCK ~4 rapidly srowinl Oranae l1'1 ~ S.'Jdtr ~ to be tnlt! EXPERJENCED: £¥C'CU. dllfereotlal. E x c • 11 e n t 1 Well it 11 too~ to be tnltl tlve t1J>eWriter .l abort· beMlitl (ll'QlnlD. Apply • PAINTING • Interior A Cowityr:, Trave in-eekl.Y ~ band. Exceptio&lal arowdl ~ dip.
Exterior. Free estimates. valved. Beautiful P ~ c i f i c ~e.~~.... -al'. '-.;;,.,,.n1l. 1"1 Reuonable n te&. ~ um .......... ·~ w.. ~lty! .
APPLY-View Memorial Park ii! Must be neat A ~~ HMt Memerlal Hoepltal
Plumbfnt 6l90 I is located on the hill-age 20 to 30, no experl\ -APPLY-301 Nlw"port ltvd.
i nhlll side overlooking the p,~8(· PR 4-20'l0 Mirshall Newport leach LEAKS? Gas cw water elec>
tronlcally located under ce-
ment, blacktop, cround,
walls, showers, any plAct .
Repalred. Water Ii.need~
ed. pressure ff8tored.
Com nic1tions Newport Bay erea. REPR~8~ N~~TIVI WAITRm
I Youn& pe wbo ha1 -some Communications
223.0 ~ AnM St. C e m e t e r Y ots, college aming can ~ Good opportunity
J'ta lAna, C11if. crypts ond niches. greu on hls own lllri1lt'Y to 2230 S. An,,. St. Must bave aood ·~e. CALL "L£>_1(S" 64Ul:WI
BankAmerlcard OK 2120 a managem~t position. We Santa An1, Calif.
Before n e e d pur· will assist this person with $4().2820 PLUMBrNG
REPAIRS REMODEL
64Z-Jl.28
Pool Service 6910
SPECIAL Rates for Acid
wub. Free E a t I m a t e • .
64i.Jll56
6960
~Iteration• 642-.SMS
' accurate. 21 yn. exp.
TILE, Ceramic 6974
Local man~f.:~ ha1 hnmecHete .. ~ for:
• Elec~nlc
Asser bl•n
• Wlrt1M11
chase plan. ~ our formal tntinlng pl"l>-gram. group benefits A an
equitable salary. t A fast growing c PACIFIC FINANCE
pany with comple\e 7089 WESTMINSTER WESTMINSTER
s e r v i C e f acilitie Equal opportunity employer
Mortuory, Chapel,
Mausoleum and Cre·
atory all within the
ce etery.
Rubber Press
Operators
All aqual opportW\lty
empJoyer
-IXPERIENCED-
e Com1Mrclal
Teller
ElilcaUent opportunity!
APPLY JN PERSON
1st llltion1I Bink
+ Verne, the Tile Man •
CUsl. work. lnstall l rep1lrs.
No job loo small. Plasttr
patch. Leaking a h o w e r
repair. 847·1957 /Mf>.0'100
We are an ~tabll1hed com1Mrcl1I firm with
llber1I frln11 benefits..
Only people, with at
least six menths ex·
perlenca 1ho~ld apply
We w t two emo-
tionally ~~e men.
No experien"' "ne·
cess~ry because
for aJJ ahilta. On tbe
trainina and liberal com-
~y benefits offered. A~!f>LY~. Rubber, Inc. of Or1nae County
"i\\'tmda Ptco 1650 Adami
Clemente, C1I. Cotti Mew
JOBS & EMPLOYMENl ··,~ o u r professional
training. Do not pass
vp this opportunity.
~~~rtunlty employer
WwlNT An ? ASK FOR:
Joi» Wanted, Men 7000
DF.SPERATE
ftetiabJt men to belp OIJll!'l'~ll'lr:. Stamer oc Mr. Springer exd~J ~Pizza franctl1st -. ~~ . .
bu. N)l'lt Ytt>rk. full, put All ~~
I« year Collea• student
needs work -has own trans.,-reliable. .fl o n e a t ,
varied exp. Dnlret position
az. clerk, lrtock Md/or
929 Baker street
Costa~
549-2221 Phone UU2t2
time .• 1009, 19'JO Harb«, employer ~
C.M.
D1nell Ward dtll•e-y boy tic. C 1 11 ELECTRO~IC :W:':v~P;·yn ex-E'-,!!!_H, :,cl~.!f...ith Vice President and
perlft'lce availllble afte r ic.A~~r ~!->' ~ Director of Sales.
June 1. 548-3365 sm~ll fi.rm for b~t and
amblt.loos tecbnki~. Ate -Auistan-.--t -----
Job Wantact, Lady 7020 :Z0.30, with experieJlU and COLL•GE MEN proven skills In prclductlon '" C A R P E T CleanlnJ. F1oor of electroolc lnatrumentl, ~ Intft'elted In a IWDJDet job
1trippiJ1a. Waxing, Walla, eluding wiring, mechanical opportunity with an eye on
Windows washed. 5.114i67 anembly, testtng ~ Ught the fututt. Our International
TYPrNG And dictation my trouble shooting. ~ l"8 flnn will hire • limited num-
Hi II T ech11lclan
For ~In Co.ta Mesa. Or>-pcrtun to advance liO IU·
vice lla&'l!l'. Must be fl·
millar th IOlld at.ate equip.
merit Int fringe bendlta.
6-1895
....
Add to YoW' family income.
Represent Avon. Call co'"
lect~ hmle or your office. Ex-ume OT' call. , ber of oollege studenta tbla
perlenoed. 494-191M MICROWAVI summer -on tbt earn and --.,~~~~,.--
INSTRUMENTS FO. 1MrTI Jmll"&l1l desilned tD BOYS 10. 14 Job Wantad 3111 2nd Avenue1 train men for future mao-Good routeat • Good pnllt!
Men & Women 7030 Corona de1 Mar 673-.'1618 agmlf'llt • administrative BALBOA PENINSULA
---------------....--posttionl, when the1 have DAILY PILOT
RETIRED c 0 u ' I e ' ex· Assist1nt M1n1l.-r completed t!Jelr college -• 64M321 •
PART-TIMI
TELLER
UNITID CALlfORNIA
IANK
4525 MKArthur llvd.
Newport Beach
540-4424
All equal opportunity
employer
Applicants considered on
merit regardleu of race,
rell&lo1111 creed, color, na-
tlonll orilin or ancestry. perlenced In Apartment and VG "°'k deallnl wit.b the lnte-----
motel management would grating ot advertislnl k!eu TRAINEES Fo~ c 0 0 ~ • --------
like apartment to manage in Country Club and sales techniqutl. =Y·~tain.. :i
Coeta Meea oc Nf!Wt>Ort = $129. PER WEEK · ~·-on IP' · ~ e a c b B o n d a b 1 e Food • bevera1e se-., __ ....... _t leader --'tlona Full A pt time for IUD'lmtt. • . ""''"" ,........,,, .,._ °I'HE ZOO Drive-In, Cout References. No be a v '1 ment. EX"pel\ence · avallable b thole qual'-HWJ at MacArtlTur c.dM
Hostess
Full time 5 nlaht WM
APPLY IN PER!ON
3-5 P.M. DAILY
SllCICll .. No. 1
2305 E. Cont Hwy.
Coron• del Mar, Ca.
Manicurist
Qualified to work In hlP
~ Beaty stui!Jo. Of. _.. Ml time W'Ol'k,
pleaant eoTirooment and
company beneftta.. Apply:
IUFFUMS'
Fashion Island
Administrative Clerk
for Leadinc Pllllinl • Arcbl-
lle<:tural l'lrm • Must be •
telllaent. attractive, mature,
dependaNe, baw fniD& I '°"" ~ Jmow.. e. can fK.(D) tor u..
t Wm. L ~A A9oe.
MacArthur Bl at FCll'd Rd
OOrona ~ Met, QJU.
HOSlllS
APPLY IN PER!ON
AFTER 3 P.M.
Sea Shanty
Rest.urant
OJ Udo Park Drive
Newport Beach
AL11RAnONS
Qualified to work in high
srade fashion ltore. Able to
do both men and women'•.
Offen penmnent full time
work. Pleasant environment
and aood company beneflta.
Apply:
Buffum'•
Pnhlon l1lancl
SEARS
Costa Mesa
OpenlnpNow
"" SALES
full & Part Time
and
PBX
· &f*'ience desireble but not
mandetory. •
Excellent opportunity for •
rewarding futute with · the
worfd's largest retailer.
EXCELLENT SALARY
PLUS:
v Profit sharing v Hospitallzaffon v Group Insurance v Paid Vacation v 8 Paid hoDdays v 40 hour work week
y' Employee Discount
Apply at
SEARS, ROEBUCK
AND COMPANY
Penonnel Dwpm1111tnt
3333 Bristol Street
l eq~O!~~~!:proyer
'
maintenance. Ha•e d o I • Local ftf.erenca. Ase 25 to w. 8lld\ 1IOlltiorW la tbt '
Non-drlnkPl"I. S'15-2834 35 yrs. Rmaunnt manase-put have paid $5(XX> in a CARltlllt BOYS
ment degree preferred. U. lingle IUD\mtt. For Inter-COOD ROU'I'D
CLIRK
ltlCEPTIONIST Het' W•ted. ...... w ......
Women 7400
Domestic Help 7035 beral l&lary, Fringe hen& view call ~1183, 9-2 p.m. AVAlLABI.Z
---LlVE-_...IN_S___ tits. Send tt!IUme per~el HUNTINGTON BEAal
cllrector, Box 432 Huntfnlton DAILY PILOT c!~~~:~~~ Beach. 9'J648. I • C1rpenfers • ~ •
l!Ji 8 E. 16th, S.A. 541~ BUS aow 11 ~ ... Of .-embly work.
I' • Elem c ins also lhlpplng A receiVlni Agencl .. , Men 7100 , dept. FuU time. Must have 11 a OVllt Trailer or mobile home dr!Yer'I llcmae. $1.60 Hr. to
.wt. Ml W. 17dl St. CM "Joba A,.
Ap 21 to 35, mt 14 or
under. Experienced only.
Apply in penon after 3.
Five Crown1
R"t•urant
Bn E. Coast Hwy.
Our Buaineu•
Coast Employwn•nt
AGENCY
PART 114E
FRY COOK
~ P"fernd. Ex.
cellent benefi.ta.
Corona del Mar
No phone cal1' pl«Ua SERVICE Station Salesman
mechanic. ruu time, good -
salary plua benefits. Neat. -.....------
Santa Ana Prof'l Bide.
1610 Santa Ana Ave.
Cotta Mesa 642.9611
Hrs I : 30 am • 5 pm Moo.Fri.
Huntintfon S..Cllff
Country Club
3000 Palm Ave.
Huntlntton IHch
Intemew1 STARTING
MONDAY 8-12 noon
Apply In ptrlOl'I
Apply Jim nee Chmui Saleswo111n 2590 Newport Blvd. C.M.
ROUTF..S AV A.ILA.BLE
ta
Ml.lit be llble to type. Some Women 7 400
fftlnr. Requires half day on --------F•e•m•a·l.-C.lerk __ _
S&t\D'day occasionally. + APPLY IN PER.SON *
Apply: PERSO.S. Penonnel t>epertmtnt DRIVE-IN LIQUORS
DAILY PILOT 706 0ceen Avt1111e
330 W. Bay Street. (lfRI Run~ Beach
Coat.a Mesa
Ctettc Typist
REGISTl!RED NURSE
3 P.M. to U:30 P.M.
~woman for
Front OUice position U..
volving peyroll, t)'plnl,
!!Lin& etc. PerlOMel ex·
pertence prefeiTed.
Apply Peraonnef
1~ Mon thru Frl
ROllUOl'S
HELP Wanced. Trott• r ·a
Bakery A Snedl Bar, 234
Focest. LlpDa Beads
~Men. Wom. 7500
AGGltlSSIVI
SALESMAN
NEEDED
Help W•nted, Man 7200
loya WanMcl
Igel! 12 to 14 eve:Unp and
Saturda(ys. Apply now for
summer wortt. Wortr with
c:in:uletlon 1'eld manager.
Wlll traln. TranaPortation
IUmlahed. Phone 568897
10 AM to 2 PM * 5J6.8866
laboy&
Dishwashers
EXPLORER·
MOTORHOME CORP.
4000 Campua Drive
Ne~rt Beach
Westm.lnater for boyt 1~14
Good ProtJta • No Sund11
DeliVft'J M2""321
MAN wanted to drtvt truck A
wock In store. 1:30 to 5 p.m.,
5 dy wk. Mm.Fri. Hrl)i pay.
64&-8961
Experi,nced in better wom-
an'• reedy-~wev. Quali-
fied to aell tn blab snde
fatbion store. Offera pie..,.
ant environment and aood
comp1ny beneftta. Apply:
BUFFUM'S
FashiOll Island
U P.M. to T:J> A.M.
Westminster Hospital 200 f FASHION ISLAND
Hoeptt&l Orcle. Westminl-NEWPORT IEACH
ter 893-ti41, at m. Equal AA equal awortuni'1
Liberal O>ntract
Contact: Gene Nornb
Orlnp Cout Property
332 Marguerite, CdM m-8550
WANTED B o y 1 for after
achoo! work and Saturda.ya
Wt will train right boyl for
circulation f l e 1 d sales.
J>revi<g training ~ but
not necftS8f)'. For flail ln-
forma tlon phone 54&-8691
W!-IOLESALE Llgbtlna P"bc·
turtSh~
wbo c1n hMl~-,:
lighting fixtutttl 1llo IOmt
~tock room wrk. FELO-
MAN COMPANY, 547-6351
Full and Part Time
~ and Nllht Shift.I
Over 11.
Apply In peraon
IOB'S llG IOY
154 E. 17th Sl
Colta Meu
opportunity employer. employtr
DRAPERY Woriaoom, ex·
s.,.msor Atenci ... Women 7JOO WANTED me. lady, In-ptrienc«I Cl' tralnet1; any------·-------·I terested In maldmc extra openllonl. Pmnenenl Im-&cc----~·ft-p mediate optnl.ap. Buch II" vwn•• of 1'!..--.11--fnCJ See Betty Bruce at 't""<' ..... '5 money. art-time W T... s .,.......,. work as moW maid. 4 or 5 Drapery, 900 · 1 w t.. Payable Clerk
'557-$867. m f> hn a day, 3 llD 5 ~ per c:osta Mesa 54().6464 Put time. Experienced R~ .. ~ ~· U.S. O tt-• i66 Cxec ~ .. Apply !"..1 penoa21 Don GIN~lAL OFflCI only.
z,a ...... .,. • m~ years rar· "# for "·-G """'<Ole M......, CXI Npt ThoroulhlY funlllar with OM denini experience requlr-,..ency .... .....,. lrll Blvd. CM. gtrt omce duUH. Meren-
NEED 12 MEN ..., Apr.•y •t· 410 W. Cout HWJ., N.B. ,. .. ~ l .... , ..,. w ..... ....... •'' " · By appoint. 64fN939 ........uERlNG, C • r I c a I , en . .,..uy open . ...., • ..,u, IMMEDIA TEL y Wntmintt.r · General Office. Fine ladles St., C.M. Schoel Diltdd clothln![ atort. Permanent. -BA_B_Y-S1..,.rt .... ER=-...,N.,..eecled--:-.,....-,im-· ~Ul!~f)U.\ta~nw-ooo Help Wanted No phone calla. See med to live ln. SlOO mo +
• WESTMINSTER Wol'Mft 7400 Manag~r. rm A brd. WE WORK 12:30
Part or Full Time BACKSTREET to 7:30 AM. Permanent job MOTORHOME CORP. Age 19. 35 Superintendent A.SST Mir ~ Corona del 2S Tashlon llland, NB open now. 892.-8640
EIPLOllR
N Cu~m yacht constTuctlon. Mar Lquna, San Clemente. e WANTEO A.M. wortcus, MASSIUSE 4000 C.mpua Drive
DRAn"SMAN. Good Ink o exper. nee.· t*tensive exptT neceuary Apply: Kentucky Fried Donut shop. No apttlence _. u T.A Newport leech
mM. Experience in Ovn Mr. Hll • Tr 9·9951 In ell pba1H. AbUJty to au. Chicken 693 S. Co a• t . ntc:t'SSary. Apply before Prefer member""' A..... .
Engineuin( dnw\np. 2 yra Laguna. ndon. MR DON't11', m E. Call &G-29!'JO
•Walt,_ -
e Cooks
• Dllhwaahar1
Day lhlfb. p&euant
a~. Apply
Richarct'1 Cofhe Shop
fD Ocean, Htg. Bch.
X·RAY TECH ,
~ ~ experience, !'fl'
lltettd. Westmtnster Hclpt·
ta.I. 2.00 HospttaJ Crde.
Westminster. 893-415(1. ot m. Eqw.l OIJPCll'l\lftl11 .,.
ployer.
LAI CLERK
Knowlec:lp ol lab tenna It G.
procedure. Twtnl West· mlnster Hospital, _, Hospt.
tal Crcle. Weltmlmter •
89J...4541, ext 331. EquA1 •
.portun!ty employer.
rollttie math. Good pay. Auto Salellftaft 1>'11Y'-and layout work. LEGAL SECR~ARY 17th St, Colla MH& Permanent work. S e n d !'~~rd Boat Works, ~ BARMAIDS •• • • lllEN A WOtneJI to dttulata ruume to Box M·l33. ollly Need one experienced ~ nuer, c.M. Min. l Yf, ~ence MCTJ'Et. mQls. Ste ad y. , •. and GO.GO PRACTIW popular petition. Ma.t be
Pilot 1 car me.n to 1elt new Butrks SERVICE Station Mechanic l&'\f Ex~tenorette. pleuant )'eat around tt10rt DANCERS registered voter ot Oranp
FRY COOK: 5:30 PM to 10 and tM hot new Opels. Full ti.mt. Experienced In Cd.\! Ottx:t. 6Th-Jm e !11 pI 0 1 • •• t. Lquna $300 pu wed ••n County. Good ,.,.. Jnqalre
O>ntact Jim St,lnmets Sain tun•. bralt& a wheel RESPONSmLE Ba b y 1 I t· RMtra, 135 S. Ooa1t Blvd., 138-5413 er ID-9TSS RUKA at m & 17Ua St., Room
PM. Wuh dlabn, dMD UJ. Mgr. TERRY BUICK 5t.b A alilriment. Top ,..... A "°"needed, 9 'tll 2 PM, 5 day Liluna BtadL .... lli&. e Bl!'.AtmaAN 212.. Banta AM er pboae ~z~:~~ PADDOCK WPb..~ .. ~t:inltoa Beach. camn'lillm tJr quaW'ltd wt, to can for ICho<ll • HOUSEKEEPER • ~ Good hiP stylllt, fl.ID er Nune to care for .,atlent mQ36. 192.ar
_....,....., man, Appl.1 Lacuna Cbevrcn d\Udren. Call &G-78 ion tor couple. 5/c1a/wlt 9 part-time. Ntw plllllb &bop. In private borne In O>r-OOUPLE to manap a ma& 5;!-:1~ liJ~ ~ttend~;, S.leemeft I Ma""9'1 ICN S. Cat Hwy, lAIW'a Sch. ~tor.trlmm~ial to 3. ~older ladJ. UJbt Tbe Beaut)' Parlor on!cs 'del ~ ~ taJn 11 milt pool aptl. Wrtt.
llnlon Station, m Sllptrior, Ctntr oppur1J rill lndtllc JR. INGINlllt mlCh. Carment M.fl., ~. cooking. "°*1Heft. Own B W. 19. CM IG-720 M a.y • stvtnc .... ~. w ork
NB firm offertq oor• 100 mo-or medl dtslp draltlman Good JMl1. 1580 Monrcma. tram.wrtattari. et-.!!690 WAJTRESSD. EliPel'. onlY C Mn. ldw nh pedonned -rmumentklll
t11a1 fmldl. nao or pt ttme. ror proceaa appUcatJon work NB go...ae BEAUTIQAN, Good lt1Uat. need llppl)i. °"1nY'• CoUee ontect a expected. Bos P.138, Da.111
SERV Sta. Att. Sal + 8 ' No exper nee. .. tnlln. in fi~ G:lftlpcNtla Ptr 12 br pr. Cultomer Guar. alal7 flt comm. A~ Shop, ltm s. Qt Hwy., 546-2556, ext. 226 =PUot-=.....,.,.,,.......,..,,.......~-,---,-~~m~ t"'nioe ~ Npe lc:la elke. ta-tm BROWNING MFG. CO. atn1ce b ntab C.O. Mn ply In ..,_. Peacodr Lq\ana. Bell. No pllODI calla ~ m. to 4 p.a . W~ES a Dilh"*·
s SUta Ana omc., 54'7.ms 1919 PlKwma, ot 54f.lln Bl'OWll 540-1932, H.B. Btaury a.-. 115 a. Cout 1*e. throallll P'l1dQ .... all ahlftJ. bper ODl1
e e~~ OD OPPOR'riiNri'Y lDvtlton ,,_... 2 Seletmen 1lftdfd. Mat PRAcnCAL Nant. Uvt In H•}'. Lq99 ~ WANTED Com.pet.ant "' lleed ..... 0-.,'i c.&a
for Q11ftitnetd OihEf ST=:;Elt =--~:= ~dl~:'.t~wlortc!r~":~ ~..:.0:.:.t::c:.•:: WAJTIWES ~1:,~0 S:,.:~ ~~A.a. DlckS MalnlUI control~ ft-Min. Apply at GllAN'n OOMl'!:r'A1"' ,.__..~ k~. ouemlna A 0. &.. -. *"" '*1, pla
SERVlCE StL Attendant cW9-tCoct _. dillrtbut•· ~ l':'50 Newpart .... , tar bleworlt 2 ck11 a wit, 9 ~ a ..... ..._ Callf, la5 18 to 35, Mftt ~· IHOULDN'T----JOG--be-..... --
E flall ti 1m Some t1Ptnl. WMtminlter Colt& Mtu. to • $25 wtl f75..38 twea 10 6 .... BA8YSl'ITER wanted PmJ. No ~ ~ the llottat.,... ~ ni~r.. w ""1)' "°'Pita!. DI llolpltal C1r-WTO: bdNd J 1 111 th a . . 8ABYSlTl'llt W...S. 4-12 Gino Scb1 Dtat. 2 atria. At Appt:y tn Pf"'"" BH.cb! Cd Phil MeNamea
r.-entla tcor • 1 C.N. de, WntlnNttr ...... t ~. ea17mt17. ~ D!2'f'l'AL RIX.'EP'l'fONlft P'lll 4 ~-· Apt 3 A 5, 1'll'lr home. '30 tor. Aft 5:1> lob's •• 11-for twt. VW.,. ll t 1 l
R.ctl"!d banctyman. d1 ot 331. Equa.l ~ day wit. g. w ... PJJ1 5 ..,.., t to Ii ~ .• Your '-• ..... Kr Utb PM ~ -1 Estate
active, able tao c:up.ew. .....,io,.. DaJl1 Pu.. RD ..... -.mt I a R~ •t• t.fcn 10 n:JU. 'nine .._ IM E. 11*, Calta ._ 1Do4ft1 .....
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PACTOIUIS NIW SHOWROOM SAMPLES fRANSPOltTATION
MAY CO. Old World
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Seutfl Goltt P1111
3333 lrlstol St. c.t• ,_..
Mediterranean
Spanuh Furmture
Wiii S.U Atty Pltcie lndMdutly Boats & Y1chtt 9000
8' carved •rm divan, la matatn1 chair with • se..,. 4 • G•lltv • Heacl FRl1Z & AVERY
beautifUl fabrics; & pc bullft dark oak din· e u,.. Cockpit e Chrysler Crowtt 6 LOCAL NEWPORT BOATS ing aet with black or avocedo framed chairs Lido 14 #81Jl, Xtra nice +
&: vinyl cuahlona; S pc bedroom~~ 9-dr Mr • S/S Radio • $5000 • Tep Cendltlen tralJer .............. $950'.
&: Mrs dresser wtth lg t.ramed w.uwr, 2 lg 548_5436 n· Cru111nc Yawl, alps 2,
commodes&: matcbinibeadbolrd. heed .i plley, 4 cyl Gray
"95 Value, PULL PltlCI $429.95 tnbrd, perfect for couple 1~
Clllef• Sales
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or tormt • ... •SI per w.ek MERCHANDISI POR Pm Ind LIVUTOCK 23' Tempest FIG sloop, lm·
NO DOW.N, U~ICN:"t • --CHAltGE PLAN SALi AND TRADI Cits 1120 mac! ........ TRY! • $2900. "••--. 24' Gladiator F IG Sip, Very
No Finey • Ouellty Ylfuet Inside. FREE TO YOU BEAUT. Black • tan female. Clean! .... • • · •• • · • · • • $4i:JO.
(female)
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OVID PUltNIT\IRI * RUlll&n WoUbound. 5 M<Mf., 26' Peanon commdr FIG * APPR 1 BEAU11n1L Groovy Kit. A.KC, lhotl, hoUlebroken. Sip, BP It SP ...... SSOO>.
12 Years ••me loatlon ume ow,,er ten. Can't keep becauae ol Wonderful dllpolidon '94-25' Olria Ovemlttt v.a, auto
2159 Harbor Blvd., Coete Mee9 541·9660 family bans upa. It wu!-231' pilot .... • ... · .. • · •• • $2500. o-M ~ly-Suncley 11.S another aood home. Love 1 23' Trojan Sedan V-8, alps 4 •
1'!!!!!!!!!!!..-!! .. !!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I everyone. 613-2637 611 ........ taO TRY! ................ $290),
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1144 Newport llvd. Calta Mela (only) -----·----·-=--•! ~·b ~en. xb lleck a.,y U't& • 1741 Or-(2) 411 Matthew'I • for the REflfT SWIMMING POOL cblld NMTl1 eaD after c&.od ·cl! Santa Ana. Pad-family • TRY! •••• $16,cm
1,..1oyment Office
Upper Level
............ -w-.s. .......... , COLOlt TV 3 ren. 5/30 dock A Sbelttn. ~ pr. mo. ~· Yawl • Tope tn wood!
$9 MO. 18 n Pool. Filter. Surface p.m. haired kit Call fG.0981 daya °" 50.9525 TRY! • .. .. • • .. .. • .. $14,IXX>
Option to Buy Skimmer, Malntena RADLE Looi • Evea. * Special* 47' Dal Ketch .
, Free Service .nu G$round1,.9.1Pal •· Calico, all cray, 1 BAY MARE be1t buy In ocean cruising All equal opportunity
eaqiloyer FUINITUIE WAUHOUSE
CASH • CURY SAU
Chain, mattreael, lamps. tablea. bead·
boards, bedroom llta, JmD1 room lltl.
6r'der .. white I: black a: white + Excel /chldm $100 boat on West Cout. Owner
By Phone SICARD POOL Calic!o Mom. Sat A SUn Call w ' ~ must .ell!! Aak1nc $24.500.
S2S-3l51 S2I I. Main, 0ranp 646-1317 611 S12-3lst St., Newport Beach
1.enlth Televiliaa, aood 5D-1982 HANDSOME Black • tan TRANSPORTATION 675-0442 * 5t8-5984 eves. -
-Hostesses USID-NIW-ltlPOSSISSID
UNIEUEV AILE PllCESI!
worldns coadition $40. ••!!!!!!! _____ •I Gennan ~ml female, _ _,;.,;,;;.;....:....:..;..:..;...;..;..;..;;.;.,;;..__;,,;;:;;;;=====::--:=-
CalJ before 2::1>, lm>Z136 DECORATOR · type cablMt l!rii yn. Marvelous dllpoll. UMd C1r1 9900 UIOd Cart Hl·PI & Stereo 1210 &Jll)l:'OX I' x 2' deep. Dark tlon, amall -tons chlldren
oak earYed doors ·Ideal for 644~ 615 lll•••••••••••••••••I
1968 STEREJO console eolld entrance ball or lamp ta~le TO Good home. W h l t e
-Dly Busboys Apertmont Ownon don't ml11 thl1ll
HELP -WE NIED THE ROOM :.~··~:'c:=:u·.;:: ~c·::g..:=· != ~~h.=.1'=
~ A"ltOVID 'URNITUltl * ~:'1~P~ ~Ji, cub. ~~o=s·~ ::slott• ~· 5*-~
12 Mn Mmo locltlon ••mo owner HI-n components AMJnl. 13110111 ~ To dder~ eouple a
2159 Htrbor ltvd., Coate Mete ..! 541 MOO tuner, amplifier beau latre • PAIRIC SALi e beeuttlul 5 year old cream
Opon 9.9 D1l_ly-Sund8'f 11.S corner epkr 1)'1 te m . Mon. to Fri. 9-ll:Xl, 12:ll-4 ml«ed altered cat Movina
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REU1B1 E. lH ~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Rekokut tumtable. Oric cost Sit. f A.M. to 2 P.M. 1 can't take wtth me. 151 I. Ptcfflc Cd Hwy DANISH Mod dinette set $50: Anti--ll lO OYtt $0. Sl..!:_~ _ Vut aelectlon of knit fa.brlcl. m.38116 · 5/30
Newport ... ch Bkcue hdbrd, box IPr'I I: ..,-Open DAILY to public, tu. 8 R 0 N Z E Ped i It e e
mat $40 IG-3ll69 * XLNT SELECTION Cimeru & Equip. l300 tted time only dlldna t. Chihuahua to older woman -I=========-Off1ce p ltu 8010 now in stock. Oocks; Baro-ZE1S5 I1ron Coot.all~. Xlnt vent017 cleerance. no chi Id re n, pleaM A91ncles, Melt & · um ,. meters; Choice Hall Trfts; cond. allO m a c n If y l n I Costa 11 .. Knittina Milli 841-3120 6/1
Women 7550 ,U-Shaped Exec dftlr eom. Annoln, both 1'rfndl, t len1es. Compl ~ 541-S898 129 Baker St., Clocta Mea JET Black motbtt est will
---·-·----plex, excellent quality .l Heavily Carvfd Spanish; KODAK 1.oom 8 auto. movie * AUCTION * · ~yed for rood home -her 08Wp0rt , condition. $250. 3409 E. Many Heavily Carved Cat>-camera. $45. m Goldenrod, u )Q1 wfu sell or DuY kittens need home allO (6
Coast Hlwa.y Coron a del inets; Oak Sem!tary Desk: Corona del Mar. 675--0685 ISV• Windy a try wb). 546-9174 6/1 personnai Mar 6'75-383.1 A ttne 18th centuJY French 1500 Auctiooa Friday 7:XI p.m. WE Are pretty & p1aytut 6
I022 cupboard Cut.glue• much Sporting Goods W1ndy's Auction Bam wk. old kittens. Weaned a -8Q8nty _Ge_r_ ... __ S._lo_____ more. FREI G HT DAMAGED Behind TClll)'' B1da M t'1 t'a.lned. waltint f« n"'
,rofeuion1I S.rvlco SUPER GARAGE SALE-M .l M ANTIQUES SURFBOARDS, F a c to r y 2075~ N~ CM ~ mnstera. 548-1243 6/1
_ for tho employer AU. QUAUTY ITEM s , Z428 Newport Blvd. Direct, Used boe..rds also. "HERE Com• The Judie''
_ .... t&..-1ppllc•nt Furn., trinkets from ·round Costa Mesa 5e7383 All cheap. We iMtall new FOAM RUBBER, cut to iiu. pretty Pi kittem • •~ •nw ... the world, ski.la, women's MASSIVE Solid oak removable fin1 in your okl Uph 1Upplles. 1abr1 cs, tenced to • Lovhw Home. l11D board &42-'1607 naugahyde. Fact. ouUet. IGol9S2 Sil 133 Dover Rr., N.I. clothes, current famions, cabinet, hidden drawera, · Low pre. A.t roam Fabric --------,...-
642.3170 549-2743 hardly wom; re c ord•. custom bit for Grandpop. SURF 8 0 ARD • clear, It Upholstery Supply Co 311 6 montba old part rox terrier
books. Leaving state. Sun. Needs refinb.hlng $11 0; Vardeman 9' 3"; new cond. E. 5th St., s .A. 835-1181., pup. [.emale. All lhotl. No
Schools-Instruction 7600 6/2 A: 6/9, l:Xl-4:XI; 310 Fill~ yellow ~Id basket Make offer! Call: 67l-m4 MOVING ..U• ,60 Cor children. 548-1786 aft 6
------Sapphire Ave., Balboa rin& Wlth 10 m 1 n e ·cu t . mur. · • PM 5/Sl·
Ew CLASSES •·land 4iamonda. v-striking. Mlacell1neous 1600 vl.ll', coudl &: Jove aeat,, ______ ..,.....___,..,.. N • • • "' nM La heh 4~1701 · dinette aet a: mile. m.a&T4 FREE 2 whlte ducb with ••• START WEEKLY MINI-Bike a.lmolt n~. Pd -..,...,. suna ADDING machine $55. Din· after 4: XI ar 545-3103 lime> due to Injury by Geese.
I Complete Secret.a.rial $150 Sell $30. Trundle bed. SALEI SALEI SALEI q room auite, Fmicb prof. u•--W _.... cute peta, .U s. E. Me.a
I Cid T)'plat seo. Glrll llboe .. tea and 10 Trunka $15 e&, Hooater cab $35(). Plano, B a 1 d w l n .....-. entwu 1610 Dr., 548-6'!03 5131
I Spedal Oounta caJe, 51,i $15. New clarinet $90, 5 Oommodea U4 ea, ED-Actaeonlc $eQ• Dew a 1 t WANTED PLAYn1L · klttena, part Bruahup Typlnc: $70. Acccrdlan. $20. Lra ofc cravtnll Orea 1860 $2. Art-Power Shop, $225. Persian Slameae 1 Mlle l fell\ale,
IBM STANDARD desk • swivel cbr. $100. tlqQet Am~ mt New· "JI 6x7 $100. ~ aft t MWn ween. Tlll8 Al41idl,
IBM SELECTRIC Mile tum. clothinC. c:pta. port BlYd., C.M. 60-3089 p.m. H. 8 . ln rear boute. 5/30
IBM EXEC .,,,_, camea. l!i612 Swan ~ ANTIQUE Sale do9e-out. 'IWO Gold n au I ab Yd e Furnlturo.Appli1nas 2 Yr okl female pedi(l'ff col.
Aftiemaon • Eve. a... llB-llf-MM I>ottMa Antiques, 1 5 11 6 couc:bea, modern •1Ylinl $25 Color TV'.._Stereoe J.ie. Sbots. very rentle· Good ~. .Jlt\JDG';1'~ nu1s.t11an 1 l'ktor7 Rel>· &ach BJYll .• Midway City. each. Two ·~~-~~1~•en1 _ TOOLS _ wtth chUdml. !Uelrlen. ~------~--.. _. movlnc JllDlt ..n aJ1. New 893-2535 lamps $10. • .. o a-w" o 531-1212 -19• "555 962--5018 aft g pm 811 ltn thele past 5 ySTt marine, ca.mplnc 1: .,n1n1 lamp ahadea, fr" with the ... orv JU.ACK Rabbit &: a 5. x 3,
POLLY PRIE rooda 111ppl.lea up to '15~ Mutlct1 ind. 1125 lamps 548-7122 • $$ CASH $$ ca 1 e . 2 yr a, o Id.
BUSINES.! COLLEGE > oft. Boat bardwan, trailer ONE piano Wuriitaer Spinet. We pq cull tar: 644-2516 5/31 125 N. Newport Bl., N.B. -''·-I: ---. A 11 o ..... ,,_CE PIANO "--kill •• 7u com'l One ivu.... -'"..-... ..,,....... vuo: • -w 711 • I Funttture ., Applill!Cft .,.._,..,.,.,s, Good mouatt11.
Phone 548-9723 housebold items, tools • S125 akill 1&W 6i,t. One tnldr bed, j Anti # iu' '""'
PIANO leuom. )'OUDI, txp., much more. TlO Goldenrod ~ stakea, 10' bed. One IOO gal. ., oci:' ITDI -::'~ ~t white. 6 'Nb 5~
teacher, new in ara. Gl'9d. Ave., CdM 675-°'89 MARTIN 12 1t11nc suttar. -tank 4 13" t1ret and wheels. COMPLETE HOUSEFUL '""RADLE Kltt-· _ 1,_ ._ Sherwood Music I c II 0 0 l • GE ... ' ~ w·--'---..11 """" --• p M ..--s One dble llnlr 548-6908 AVV ...... ~ .... Member ·Music Teachen GAR.A .........,., ....... ~ .......... ....-· · .,_....,.~ ' Call 547.f748 or 827-8271 llhort balr -6 wb oki. •~. Pri•. I·---for~. Pl r&111e '65. table•' ebrl , •" MOVING mu It tell • n""" Good .,.1,.. _.. ...,,, ""09 6;1 ,._,.-• -ton':: $25, 1'mdture, IPOl1inl Planot A °'91ns 11-aorceou• upt, blue quilted "n'tu :Med _.u·"_ ... rpra;y .,.., • .,.,.,...,,
thru tttna, Sue Den ""' rooda. t.by thinp, rqa, f lam bedl Jee.the · ·IZ· K\I or new. BEAUTIFUL Fluffy long M•--'U& ,.. ..-MM Sa ~. * -·-.._ ORGANS * M> a • Pit ' r Write Box M-138 n..n-.. _,__. kltt•~R T -·--'-old .....,. • ""' ...,..,,_., miae. Thllrl. l'rl .l t. ... y ,.. ......... • Calif top tablea • IDIJl1, many . "'<Ml.I ....... ~-w.....,..
SCHOOL Oilldren'1 vacadon ~. 31, June 1. 1125 ~ • J.Arplt atodt ill So. · other Items ••• See at 7~ Pilot. ~ eftll. 611
rntn. Cillcoat 10-Ldlon Dr., HS. -.ZJ.10 * :0": :-:::: :::-Irie CdM, OR M318 ~~t ~erobet wanted. BFAU11FUL Younc tr1rndly,
TypAnc School. S.-21!159. l?3 GAR.AGE Sale. Sat • Sun. * Tmm. Terms ·Terma * SPANISH Cabinet -dirk oe.k Sui a D t qui DI· alte e eat mo
Del Mar, CM. u~ Item•. power • cub for )'OUr pl&DO « trade removable martllt top -Phone 642-f!lllO If no ana. try w 611
MERCHANDISE POR carpenter tool•. run • • &rand piano far MW eptnet bfautlful decorator ~e -qaln. 5 All American k I t t e 11 1
SALi AND TltADI reload.Ins I: 1arden equip., l'ieJd'a Wboltlale Plano Oo. lokl deaisn on tront pvt Machinery, •tc. 1700 UM>rted color5. Males_ l
IOOO-mi.le. Drl'2 captmano ~.. 12072 Brooldlunt at C::Upman party -bett on. m-c.m -·---females 54~1003 5/3\ PumltuN_______ HB MU063 Cardla GrOft m4\ -.mo . CdM. EYes all day wkenda FORK LiftJ: 2000 lb Oat'k UNUSUALLY Beeutlful Ki~
Spenllh Mecllterr•MM MOVING! EYerythina aoea! -LEAVING Country. x 111 t Clipper $695; 3000 lb aartr tent want SoOd homes. SHOWlOOM SAMPLIS Bite, bdn:n aet, chairs. pa_& I Sprleg Sale I cond., i.e. IOla. twin leetber Car Loader $115; allO Elec> ~3 5/30
• ---" ouvtd armed di-tum. pnlen looll, wbeeJ Ulld Balctwtn Spinet 1815. chain. atereo, Spanllla c:U.; trica i f11ttopa. Mlmt Sell. ,..._. ' -ba1red ldttena. • • '"""' be.nvw 1106 Pescador •-•~ ----· ls• white drelH!" bunk Dri ... >..J ... _ .... v' "'' ...,.. ftll with larse mu'• ma~ ' ' Uaed .....,..,,w, ,.., ....... , beds dttsler mllC ~ ve mem l>ftore Yo'I ""I" e I lC ta re of c o Io r Int cbair: bMutillJl Medi-Dover Shonl, NB. Sat. I: Hammond ()rpm $195 qp. 7 • • • 839-2691, eve 197-2433 84'1~ 811
lm'aneell• fabriel and CCJl.. SUn U to 4. l Spinet, c:oo.oi., Studio 1: CARPET • Apta • Homee. BEAUT11'UL Uttle ktttri
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c:halrl: decarattn ~de-Olml>lete 1bJe al neat Junk. 1a Newport. CM 8G-Ml4 tractor kittens. 7 wkl, hlebrolcen. PEYS •nd LIVESTOCK
•. 5 Pc Mediterranean 400 Prtnceton Dr. Come and Lowrey spt . $499 EMERSON Tape rdrdr, I: 5'8-7665 5/XI ~ lh5
lledroocn tet -t ctrewer Mr. Brow1e. M P.M. Wurlltltt p&am ~set extra spier. Decca atereo, KITJ'D'JS Tree. Lone lw.lnd, ,_......-_.::::-.._ ___ _
A Mn. ctre.«, larp tr... nJRNl'nJ1tE appUallcea. Weber retilt &rand Sl50 . port., dalt bkcue A chr· eeven wttkl. s 1*c1r 2 GER.MAN SHEPHERD
td mlmlt. larse lllte cant-b r I c • a • b r a c , bleyclea * R.ellater now for tu~er RC.A TV i:i~t l(Yte. 208'4 ~Uow-892-saT Ill PUPS
mod9. ~ panel c»-dotbel. 4 daYt atartina pia.oo coune1 (alft T-13), Crystal, e. FREE Dellvel'J• Cate ailver AKC REGl.STERED
llptd hadbot.rd. M~moNl Day. 2410 Oollese adult orpn clanes. RA1TAN FURN: 3 pc ~1, gray klttf'n nftda a borne. Champion Blood llnet $1t5 VALUE Dr.. CM (behlnd Harbor u TERMS 1 U11b1 cbr, free-form co!fee 646-Z4l4 or 6*-1111 6/1 Bnd tor
,uH Prite NOW $42'.tS Sboppln& CfllteT). MUSIC CITY, C.M. tbl, formlca t°". All or pt I barn •-1 QusJll)' a: Temperament
Oil TERMS AS LOW AS DBLE Bed coJTI1)1, box aprp * 540-2185 * ftl'Y reea. 8'73-llal WHITE Pupp • ...,... Shots a: Wormin1
$3.00 PER WEEIC I: mal1r $U. Boy'1 I: Girl'• 9' ScQ, tabla, dinette .et, lst. Sam~t'd / C 0 c «er Pedigree with each PUP
CWUt ..U ltdll ~) watches S4 I $7. Aleo NOW HERE -the new chelt 6f drawen. Oriental ancestry. 54H5Cl 5131 2 left 1 Tflale, 1 female
NO t>OWN clothtt a m~ oeer Jeiema. ~ T·200 rug, appliances, acreen tent, FREE Oufly ld1lma, aorne 831-3865 Eves aft. 6: XI PM
Uae OW An Cberf9 2622 Sallta Ana A•e.. CM. RmnlllGDd SptDlt orpa mite. go.az7 all white. IOl'Oe elate IJ'l.Y. Weekend• after 9 AM
No faDC)' hat Bur • • s·-.... BOWS J'\n -d9e ftnelt 1Wt' KIRBY vacuum cleaner and Male,.! female. so.3257 MINIATURE LASSIE
QUALJ'IT VALUES JNSTD!:! v uuno .., . · ' HIWPS 0 l --Uand .a-OVID ,UltNITUltl blkes. •. t ckldMI, a.-t, d\llh. SCHMIDT·P C • attachments. Take over KITTENS 2 ma a one pure AKC i>UI! Shepcloc. ,_." aDv Cant movie 190'7 N. Main • 20th paymenta al '6.50 or $49.70 white a: one tabby J"e.male •.Puw1et• 2119 HI,._ lhd. C.M. :,.. :,:"' ..... a w. Santa Ana cuh. Crf<ltt cMpt. SJ!-19 black a white. NM«n 5/30 nutty, beauttflll.
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SEE ova 1.AJt6B SELECtJON Dlll1 N , 10.S ~ Bay, Balboa fll.3lm. FURNITURE, MWft1 BdlUt 3 Female k1ttena, black and 16" tall at moll, 1 IJ'OWD, 1
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(4) • ., c..,.. ,,..$2795 ..._..., XU. AM ctlen, II _. el fttrK. A ........... -. .................. . . . .. C ..... Memwlll Dly 10 AM. ta S&mar Dr. CM GOULD MUSIC cOMPANY reeaonable! 962-"61 puppies. 2 malea, 1 female. AKC Pembrolle Welah Corri •
HL W ,.......,. .;... C Df.1779 5/30 pupa Ot1mpioll 111oCk I wta. ... • .... .... ...a•--.,. 200 N. Main, S.A. MT..a1 UPHOLSl'ERIN • $11.50, 2 . WIU send copy pedirret on
Or-I f'l"l l~t/~un ::s:x.:-Pnlcttc. Plano ltefln re. (European craftlmen) SHEPHERD COilie mixfd. at~ , 'A'9taOYID CX>LD6POT It• fr 11 _ Rttllt lAW .. si .. 111~. Free eat. del. p~lrup, %15 Male. Med site. Good watch, reque .
PURNfTUll """-' ll ft. clela. 4 OOUU> MUSIC OOMPANY Ma.Jn, HB "Berny 53&.ea Uke1 chldrn. 96MnO 5/JO ADORABLE pure.bred t
21 Sf Mlrt.r IMI.. C.M. 1dt ... ._.SUS: a.= -H. 11-. S.A. 541 .... GORGEOUS Full I en' th CBOJCE of black er "9ck a ::,;.~ Oachlbunds. ttan-e --• dr. ,_.... .. B9Q .,.. • llall'lon4 orpn mink coat. Apcn.JeaI S3.1IOO. WbMt til"' ldtt91 ...,. 1 ~ Alts 1 PM s-tt caned .... aet'J, ... butaoe tlM • tCOttl 1/J ..... lAille apeeDn SaerU .,,.,. MMG4 lfrt. 546-9963 5/Jl ____ ........,.,,,,_......,,..-~
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'66JEEP TUXEDO PARK '63 CADILLAC
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'63 CADILLAC '61 4 DOOR SEDAN DE VILLE e '66 CADILLAC
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$1395 '65 FORD LTD H.T. COUPE e. --~--' . $3495
'63 OLDS F-85 4 DR. SED • '64 CADILLAC '61 CADILLAC
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!Ml flmwy -tu turw l..c!Udlnl -__.. '66 4 DOOR SEDAN DE VlilE e All -1nc1u1111111 • ..., ..... -_...... .... •""'°""' '"" Ille AIA-"'M rMle. Otlwe ........... Ml:tr'ollle = -.., ....... " .. _...__, -...,., •Ir --·.. tlW .,... *""-~-
$1895 '61 CADILLAC H.T. COUPE • $695
'66 OLDSMOBILE '66 MUSTANG· H.T. COUPE1• e '64 CHEVROLET
'65 THUNDERBIRD COOPE • Ttw -_,itr 1-41 lu9tr teen. Arl9c brellll , ... _,.., Ter-tlO -M•fetllc IOld Mier• Wffll ttter'lar wffll Ille• '-· VI ......... eutometlc Ir_.
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$2795 ~ OLDS 98 H. T. SEDAN • $1395
'65 THUNDERBIRD '65 CHEV. IMPALA H.T. CPE e '65·MUSTANG He,.. -,........ "' • llf1IM INtelk .,.
Tllt -• U..u. IHUflfUI lltM -•• Wflfl wlltte '67 FORD 10 PASS. WAGON e cellr •"" PMtcNt!e lludllt .... lfttw.... lNcS9I
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$1995 $1395 Elegance In action.~ /-r 1968'
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2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa ~40-9100
I TRANSPOR.TATION TRANSPORTATION TltANSPORTATION TltANSPOllTATION TRA .. SPOltTATION TRANSPORTATION ·------------··-·---& Yechta 9000 ..... & Yechtt 9000 9oets & Yechh ,_ ..... & Yechts 9000 ..... ., v_.........._ -Sa_H...... 9010 SpHd Sid ..... 90ao ..... YllCM MeMle ........ · '200 ~ 01Uer, av,sln 6. JT ea; Whir. JOO hp. OB. 14' Cl&llPC' OB. Float tllnka, 1937 JS' O\al'acter boat • ._.. ~ l IKI SAIUNGi-lTW OUTBOARD CABIN a..twe .., PUZTWOCX> TnDer 10' x ~Dent eond:ttitcft. ~or Big trlr, fast, bke new, cushions. oar, anchor. rope, original~ boat for yadlt ,,.. DISLIKE nlESE! CRUISER, aJ&se«i, incl. BLUEWATEll Oiuten bu 50' Alum Paito A O>Ytr.
betftler. ~ $2-i50. 675-0745 ::~.~~er trlr. wench, inboards. 4 c y 11 n d er laslc loat;nt Cl.... e Payment.a, high lntereat. trailer, both '611 ~-Xlnt 2 new 71• c:NMn 1ti11 a..U Farced air beat. Air ~
uninna.I engine, perfect Offered to public by dep~ation, allp rentala, C'llnd. Slet"PS 2 In cabin, 2 in for kllf weekend to dltioninl· Choice space new u...-c.,.. 9900 Used C•n 9900 Ahno.'I new 16' "Traveler" runabout for bay boat. Only a.llMI Power Squ-.lron clhning, insurance, etc. cockpit. $750 Catalin1. 2 couplea per bo9t. Beach. '3000. A Steal!
----------------tiberglau runabout with one .like It S60D-Phone D ementary Piloting Coones PREFER THE.5E!! -494-21:19 after I pm 64&-9000 546-2535
MEMORIAL DAY
-SALE-
33 hp Johnaon motor. Best 548-6294 uk for Ja. tor Every Monday, Starting 7 •Low cost. no work • • OIARTER nn: FINEST -.-LOVEL--Y-A-SPO---rrt--.ra----s.-21
oUer. ~~ aft 6 PM demonstration. PM. June 10. Newport Har-Care free uUlng In a Bo•t Mai1nten•nc.e 9033 New 40' Ketcb br. Beaut. Drpa. 20 cic.ts
DRY Boat Storage, 10'-40'. 20' Schock rowing dory, bor Yacht Club, 720 W. Bay Cal 25, u little as S20. MASTS need -;;,~~iling?-673--25li • 675-2400 24 bit .In drawers. 2
f Pnced yard, on lt.e Wiiier, fbrglu hu.11, foamed aides, Ave., Newport Beach a day, avail soon c.l 34. wardrobe. AWNINGS all
Newport Beach. 40c per ft. non-1ink1ble, equip w/rud. OR, for your convenience Try Our Club Plan Varnish, paint, riggin&! "ir craft f100 ~. A1R conditklner. 5
64.2-9202 der, tiller, dagger board. Every Tuesday, 1tu1ing 7 NEWPORT SAILING a.uB Call Jim Ziegler STAR PARK 847-JlZ
TAKE Small boat in trade l)' Mil, top cond. 9600. Located PM, June U, Ensi&n Scbool, 61;>-0110 646-4Cl>3 or 96UJ6m eve BELLANCA demonltratcn, =======::.!
HOL Sloop, A-1 cond. all 1901 Bayllde Dr .. NB. Call Irvine A CHU Dr .. Newport STAR #2932, ,dacron •ils, Mairlne Equip. 9035 -.C A V1kinf 30e. lolr ~mperl 9520 KNOWN FOR QUALITY • • • nicesails radio 6~1393 494-2541 Beach, In Cafetoriuqt. No like new, all sear I: trlr. time, full ml pqel A auto _....._ ____ _
--OWENS cabin Q-u.iser. Full Uce..s.d Sid~ advance registration ~ Only $800 * 646-29115 nus WFEK ONLY! pilot. Be9l o&r next 2 0 Road
We 1111iftl1ift thel repvt.t;o• o• our usn CAI LOT. ~ui:p. $1900. Huntington WANTS SUMMERJoi sary. Enroll at class; u any HOURLY RENTALS N~-r~~R=il ~:~ weeks. n4: 56-2474 pen
If ~ .......... ..,,. ef *"• ,,.,., c•r VIV "4ry, ... Harbour. Slip avail. 842-3497 •ull or P•rt TI-~~·phone 548-l374 ~ RHODES 19'• * Our pn·ce $15.95. 1 Yr. Un-U-a..11e u~ f200 ..,.. te look o••t eur fine 11l1clion of CADILLACS. ,. .,,.. or..-Fu ,._ .......,._ 1($ OIARGE your want ad now. 646-2977 eves. * ALE: 32, Twin Dlelel n Zone Boat Co .. BalboA cond guar. Marine k Bat. CAMPERS Ir TRUC
. .._, OMcW c. · · '6 7 CadillK '68 Cadillac S...•Y"'9 C:..HrtlWI
f'ufl -· etr, tow mff ... -Foll -· 1lr, 7,000 mlln , CM • .,,.,,..,. N11f Cllr ... ,...,,ty.
$5395 $6495
'67 Cadillac '67Cadillac
C..,.•Ylle c.t• c..,. Piil! _,, etr, 1c!w lftlf&
-ur _,..,,,,, white W/• 7 te t""°1• trom Full oo""r
lllM:k Int. I leek •1n"1 100. ••r. tow m1i.,.
$5395 $3799
'~ . Cadillac '6 7 Cadillac
c..,.. w .. II hrM9
"'" -· .... lew ""'"'· Joolt IO'ft-f • .Hr, ,...., Cl f w4r -ctr _,.....,, ""-bf ··--'9 W/lllodl fl<•ONI\ 'I/tiled< ,,,..,.le>. Melt\ l•I • l>IKll •lnvl ""'
$5295 $6495
'61 Cldl llC '6 7 Cadillac
C..•Ylle S...•Ylle .... -· ..... "" .... • '•If -. ..... .... "'''') ..., QI' ..,,..,,..,, ~ -ur .. ,,......,, -,.. -~ffll •• lllactl •lmff w/1111<. W-. Med< -••
:' $5995 $5395
*ALSO* :
'" OWs '6l Chenolet
""''-·•" ~··-$1395
LLEN
GulfWMd Ketch 27' tery Shoppe 2430 w. Coast '59 MELODYHOME Compl ONE STOP
lmoortld Autos 9600 Imported Autos ffOO Ready to l!O •n)'W'bere smo. (n4l 98U910 Hwy, N.B. furn. 2 BR. m Aluminum * Pl'ice • SlJ.500. OR 3-.5A2'l * SHIP aiANDLERY a w n I n 1t , e o o 1 er • n u Headqmrterl
Get More Car
For Your Money
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2. H MPH Mal1111111 ... 11d
J, z.re.T..eo Ill II MC. Piek-Up
4. Ownen Report Up te JO
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._11._ __ tt -10 Pow.r Crui11rt 9020 New & Used Boat Supplies al tN!rmostat. In part 1 ml The JUsht Truck. Camper ~--------"'-DISCOUNT ~. W 111 from Dlmeyland 968--4633 I: AU Extra Equjpment ALBERG 35, _.,ery extra. '62 MERCURY 416': '1ee111 8: BUY or TRADE all kinda of 1966 Pacemaker. 2 BR. Ex· e Save1 You Hundreds •
perfect ~. S 11 , too . plley, bead I: bait tank. marine gear. ~ 2St!I St., pando liv rm, 11et up In FORD-CHEV .-OMCDOOGE 67~7521 ----.._; Only 10 bra. on new 225 RP Npt Bch. 675--0131 funUy pk In S.A. S650. WE ARE SPEClAI.JS'l'I
Gray Marine erig. New c~ All Marine electronics-T .O.P. ot $99.611 mo. Dick, STOP IN AND SEE
SNOWBIRD Fibeqlua m. 2 vas. Needs varnilb. On I y aokl at a nice discount. s.18-2904 Orange County'• laJ'l'fft ~ :~~34~1a(~lr~.:· $6,000. M • Y trade f o r See us before you buy! F1amingo deluxe, 50xl0, ventoey now at .eaacm's
smaller boat. Slip apace No. Marine I: Battery Shoppe 2 BR, Hmi-fum, $3500. lowest special prloe1. ~ Sloop, mMty 110 all, ~ 2, Huntington M a r I n 1, 2430 W. Coast Hwy, N.B. * 548-78311 * __._
6. $3500. At yMI: D3 Nn· "Seen". 83Pr1'598 or 716-5930 e HIGH TRADE.IN! 12* Expando Mobile Home. _J>Dr1 __ Bd_. _646-819____ 34' TS Sed Qoua. '56, plnkd IMt Slip Moorint 9036 2 BR, 1Creenec1 pordl, e BANK TERMS
16' Sloop. hull, terrific llv -aboarder. carport '6900. 962....-S e FACTORY DIRECT
E.-<cel rond. trlr. • Offer. Minney 5 4 8 -4 192 S20 Reward 10 whoever find1t ~ sUp or~ for my 24' BEAtrrIFUL l BR borne In I '&I CAMPER SPEClALS -===54=~==;:;;::=-.!.=======::::::. Trimaran, 14' b ea m · Adult ~-Carpets, C\lltom v..a 4-mpeed Deluxe cab H.D.
lmport9Cf A.,... MOO flfttMM ted Autw MOO 646-1116 aft 6 drapes me. l47-69M IOapenaion IPlit riml or low
CHICK . IYDION, INC.
''1 YW's
9
Boat Slips fer rent JOIN die IWtacen ill die profile. Large ndiator, 10
Sall only, -to 35'. DAILY PILOI' WANT ADS! amp. bait. helter altemnar.
S2.25 per tt. 642-423.5 142-5171 Dual ~nua.llc braka, 1Nt
belts, Pldded dub I lnltnt-
t90I IDfftt pu~ "*" wblll, -;:==============! automadc: optional .YOUR CHOICI •••
J'ORD.CHEV-GMC·DOOGE
., $2590
wttb camper parcball
St•ncMI,, WALk·THltU
Hu bucket •ta I CU'p1't
In the .. OleYrolet 1 ...
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POLICE
CARS·
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wttll cllaaJ = au~ le, power I 1nba,
·~aamplr .... ment. pl• .. apea road
ltlf • cont.a!ned tne toUet.
cxmpl8e ldtcta flcllldu,
alldills ........ petlo.
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'60 YW "IU6" _I
'64 YW',... PICKUP S11H
'67 v.w ... ...,, ....... CMftl
1960 POUC .. S 2 te ..._
1963 POISCHIS 2 te ..._
1966 llOllCHIS ''' .............
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'995
'II & '&7 IELVEIEIES
ALL HAVI lllN CARIPULLY
HltVICID & MAINTAINID
ATLAS
. ., $5495
FIR
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SAMPLE SELL·OFF ·SAYINGS!
1968 OLDS "98" 1968 CUTLASS
•4288'!i ...
Sport (.oupe. Otluxe r.tio, poww steering, tint gins
ind win~shield, fully sync. st1nd. trans., dtluxt •t ~ front & rw, dtlvxe interior equip .. etc. Stock
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41 MONTHS IANIC l'INANCINO AVAii.AiLi
... 1IU WTI 41 MOii AT -.0 DISCOUNTS!·
USED CAR SPECIALS
'4299
'4499
'699 .......... .... --. .... -. ...........
....... Ii
'2791
'61 MHCI .... -. ~i::--..:~-:-' * .....
'1899
'67 MUITAll9 -. ......... ~-=-=--·...., .•·
'2419
'2999
· '67 CUSTOM DILTA c-...........,_....._ ................. ,...
. l9ctsy .. .
I \'Ult WHIWfTY
· .s3399
'U VISTA CRUISU
' • .._ .. ..,.,. Auternet!t. pCMlfr .,....,,,., ltlH, flderl lfr ...,.. I YIAlt WA .. ANTY ..
'3199
'U IMPALA COUPI
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'1899
"6 Olll MW1
cutw. .................... _--.
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·~2a;99
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'2499
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AUTO DISCOONT
CElllll
142-4621
TRANSPORTATION
mported Autos 9600
FIAT
*NEW FIAT*
AUTOMATIC "&50'"
$199 DOWM • OAC * s•u• per month • "850" mcx NU5 PR MO
HERi FRllDLANDER
13750 Beadl Bhd. (Hwy 39)
2 bib Set. a.a. 1'w'I
$ 7S8S s.rr.au
JA•UAR
'a> MARK lX; priv. pvf.
Well cared for. S1195
• 83M2l5.2.
'63 K1rnmm Gllia l5CQI
$1Gl5. Terms lUdl1Wd aa.
412 B.tiboa Blvd., N.B.
'67 Karman Gld&.
Low miles, tbow1.a ~
646--1521
MG
681/2 M•
NIW SHIPMINT
JUST ~RllYID
GET OUR D~ TODAT
..P•LIJJU
• ltfJORTS
ialfartior. c.M. .....
'13 MG M1dtet. ilillii "-tr. '
pe.ilct lllape 1a a • • eull .... pymll ..... .u.. 10, $.ml
tJ& • . ...... .....
: New '61 1t"'"'9 t Dr. : • ..... ,... sa.w. i. • : , .. ,,.... ,. .... ,. . ••••••••• . . . ··--+--·••*"' --·-
2015
Crown. VI, •utom•tic, radio, power steer·
in9·br•hs-window1-1eat, f•doty •ir. con•
ditionin9. Stock numb.r 625l
~595
'66 COMET GT
V·8, Auto. Radio, Heater. Pow/ stetr. ftctory
MR Cotl>ITION. Vinyl roof No. 6199,
'64 CHEVROLET .
lm,.I•. VI, •utotHtic, r•clio •'"' lteater,
power ateerln9. Stock numMr "402.
... ,477.
, .
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Fury Ill 2 Door Hlrdtop. V-8, 1utom1tic trans-
1nillion, redio, helter, powtr 1t11ring. Stock
number 6115.
'1666 •
'63 PLYMOUTH
Belvedere 2 Door. V-8, 1ut01Ntic, rldlo, helt·
er, power st11ring, FACTORY AIR CONOtTIQN.
ING. Stock number 6178. •
'65 DODGE
O•rt 270 2 door herdtop. AutOM•tlc,
r•clio Hd heater, po••r steering. Stock
number 640 I. ·
'1488
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CONNELL CHEVIOLEI USED CARS
'66 FORD GALAXIE ' i1... h.,J+.,, \II •ulo,..•+ic, •ir c••'·· •l~+ric wincl•w•, r•d•o, .... +er, •ilvtr blut
witll blu• i11tt ritr.
51995
'62 CHEVROLET
~cku, truck. • cyli•der, stick ahlft, I' Meet.
tlil• llody, clH •·
'65 CHEVROLET
Melill11 • .,,., .,.,. ,.,.,,.rtiltle. Ve, •11+•· -tK. Jow., atewi•t• r•clio, he•+.t, +ehi+iu
hrq. with white vioyl liec••t ttah.
'1695
'60 CHEVROLET
,;, • .,,. I Foe+ FIHhicle. 6 cylincltr, th•·
cla'4 1hift, r.cl a..il whilt .
'67 MUSTANG GT
2 plua 2 r .. +beclr .... , ..... powtt atntl•t·
reclio ••' h•e+er, clelv.e inlttior oplien.
~395
Mo1t+cl•i• h•rcllop coupe. Vt. Hlom•lic..
,oww 1+.11in9, ,.clio, heeler, low ~Ht••
•rmi1t• while will! lthie interior. ,,
~795
'63 IMPALA
'66 CHEVROLET
Sport wen. lte4io end hut••, f'"" ••' while
+u-tont with 41eluu vl•yl Interior.
~195
'63 RIVIERA
He'4+o, cou,.. Automatic, eir cond., full
pow•r, recllo, hu+•r, •rmine white witll ,.41
IH tll•r tri111.
'1895
'62 IMPALA
Sport coupe. Vt, eulo111etic, power 1tHrin9,
feclory ew co"4iitionin9, rtclio, ltul•r. Er·
"''"• whi+. with ltlue lnterier.
'65 MUSTANG
Conw•rtlltle. ltaclio. hH+tr, ailver with bl•clr
Yi1tyl it1+tri•r·
·'1295
'66 CHEVY II
Neve 1lelio1t wa901t, VI, ,owtr tlHrin9.
redio, hHlor, Moma+ic. A rHI harcl to flncl
comp•cl wa9ot1. ErMillO white witll ltlue +rl111.
'1895 ·
CONNELL
2121 HARBOR ILWD. cosrA MESA .
~:s546-1203~:S546-1200
~ed Autot 9600
·-=-PORSCHE
GARDE~ GROVE BLVD
cfARDDI GROVE JE 'l·!ili3C
TRIUMPH '~
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c-v ............. tncl hut.,, • ru l ,.M
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'495
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'66 CHEVROLET
Impala .,.,. ... ,.~A11to1,,.tic, power atoor.
Int, ro41e, ......... f.ctory •fr. Troplc1I hr·
q11ol10 wftli ~dilllf Interior.
SJ195
'64 CHEVROLET
•;, +.a ,tc••1t· I' A..taiclt, VI, eu+o111atlc,
reJio, hoator, qtfHi teb.
'1595
'61 BUICK .
S,ociel '4 Deer. VI, ..+o111•lic. ,. • ., 1+.or·
i..., ro4i., hoeter, ll'iat f'Hll with ,,_ ¥1,..,C
l1t+.rlor. A '"• _,.ct ur.
'66 MUSTANG .
Har.410111 cell,.. VI. ••+om•lic. p-•r .... ,.
i•t• rdio, heaiw, wltlto with reel ietorior.
'1795
'64 CHEVROLET
'"''''' 4 Door. Vt, .uto1111tict _,owor 11•11·
in9, reclio, heeler, 1if¥er 111111 '-tu•to1to.
PRICES GOOD THIS WEEK ONLY
'61 FOID '12 · 'FON
,......, ..................... I' ..,....... a....i....,..., ..... .
'895
; '595
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'62 FALCON
Staiieit ••9"· 6 eyli"4or 011fino, •'•"'•"'
,,._i11ie11.
'66 CAPRICE
Cwsto111 cw,.. U7 VI, """'•tic, ,....,
... .,;..,, foc+.ry elr ce114ltloni11f, rotllo, ltoat.
•• llh ... 52695.
\ '65 CHEVROLET
Mw _,., F..+ety elr ceMltM!llf. ~
Mtfk, ro4l., ltoater, -iM wt.ite witfl W...
wi.yl .... Ii ......
'1495
'65 EL CAMINO
c..t-. YI. '4 ..-1. ,..._ e-' "*'• w""9
witfl •-111+.rior ••
~795
'1595
'68 VOLKSWAGEN
lle4'lo oncl ho1+.r. W wltll iloc• 1..+erlor. 6,000
lftlfo.1 with WlfHllly Motl t. effocf,
SAVE
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BE REA.LL¥ CERTAIN THAT YOU A.RE SEEING 'fHE GREA.TEST -SELECTION, . '. . . ' .
GETTING THE BEST PRICE & TERMS AND A.RE· DOING BUSINESS JJ'ITH A LONG-ESTABLISHED DEALER. . . ..
ROY CARVER PONTIAC IS SUCH A. DEALERSHIP: THOUSANDS OF REPEA.T CUSTOMER SA.LES PROVE IT!
. . ~ \ ; . .
ltlADY TO OOI
5285400 ·
' TEMPEST SP. CPE. '#TS85
ALL PllCIS PLUS UCINSI AND TAX ·
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FROM WHIOt
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I CATAlillA I
YOURS! THI PAIUl.OUS FllElllD
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TAKE IT EA·SY ·!
rJ'S EASY TO SELEa YOUR CAR FROM
ROY CARVER'S HUGE STOCK ••• All WITH -Comparable Savings !
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We-Sold More ! 6~· ,~ •stangs During ~r . Recent·~·'-'"
199-0ver·Cost·Sale Than So.ie DealeFs Sell In A Year · $iH+ . . .
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IN
BRAND N'EW '685
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WE have rounded up another whole new:corral full
of those hqt liffle criffers iust for you!. Saddle up
and climb aboard your favorite. Over ·130 head to
choose from at JUST $99 OVER OUR ·coST! .
PLU
A special group of new 1968 BIG For~s. Choose from Country
Squires and Country Seclans-L TD 2-cloor and 4-cloor llard·
tops and· sed~ns-Galaxle 500 2-cloor and 4-cloor sedans-in
fact, every BIG 119 inch wheelbase Ford macle In 19'8L-AT
THE SAME SWINGIN' SAYINGS. JUST $99 OVER OUR COST!
SALi PRICES POSTID IESIDE FACTORY WINDOW STICKERS ON MIY CAii
NO &IMMICISI FISUU THE DISCOUNTS FOi YOUISIUI SAU INDS MAY 31. -OVER -OUR COST
R.ENT A VACATION HOME
ON WH EELS!
CLASS WITH ICONOMYl
1968 ENGLISH FORDS
Tlte faltuleu1 Modal ••c", with room fer I •dulh, roo "'ii•
top &pHtl anti lO 111ile1 to tho 9allo11, 111H111 comfort anti
pricle of -ll•Nhip for e11clle11 milH of cerefrH vacation
clrivin9! 4 1peetl or autometic trens.
TBIS FOR YOUR CAL.:
NOW ••• we can scientifically
analyze and check over 100
areas on Heh used ur that af-
fects Its performance prior to
.. mng it. You buy with built
in confidence when you buy a
Theodore Robins Used Car that
carries the Diagnostic sticker.
TheM cars we guarantMd 1ocw.
.
SRANO NEW CORTJNA GT. 4 DOOR
'No. lt7'. &TX Stripe, 4 spcl. syncro. tuns., etc.
$1995
15 WAGONS "SALE" 15
15·to choose froin -'60 thru '67 yHr models.
6 to 10 ,,.H•nt•r -IOlfte wi~ air conditioning.
PLYMOUTH -'66 MIRC COMMUTER -
ICONO BUS'S -l'ORDS -FALCONS -
FAIRLANES-COUNTttY SEDANS-CHEVY
II WAGON
Example:
'&4 M£ReUlY 10 ,A55ENGER
Comm111f!r ' Door. Full -r. elr COfldillOnlng, root r..:k.
SJF SJ9. 25% do'#n or Ir .. M -monlll 36 montllS.
.$2695
'65 CHEVROLET
Ya. t DOOi' li1crpe. Factory equipped. 20 %
Jlow• ., tracle $l1·per fllO. JO -· Stelldartl
tra111. NRIOIJ
2 -'66 FORD LT D'S • 2
2 LT0'1. 4 Door harcltop1, 2 with •ir conclltioni"9·
fu ll power. Lie, RRYl 16. Stir. No. 7551A Lie.
TEZI 0), 20 % c1-11 or tratle $5' per mo. 36 1110.
We ue Orang• County's exclusive dMler for.
SHELBY AMERICAN
COBRA GT-lSO's GT-SOO's
For the uttirMte in vacation travel, drive
America's #I high performance car! Large
stock of new 1968 Fastbacks and Convertibles
ready for immediate delivery! Special Cle1r-
·anci -two 1967 Left-overs.
USED CARS
6-'67 FORD CUSTOMS-6 $15 95 6 to choose fro111. 4 Dr. VI, auto., UH. 20 °4
down or tralle $46 per mo. 36 1110. Exemple No.
P7717
'66 CHEVROLET $1195 "6". R•clio, hoat.r, fedory •quippecl 4 Dr.
20 % clown or trade $43 per mo. lO mo. SZC I 91
'65 FAIRLANE 500 $1395 2 door H.T. Vl,euto ., RIH. feet. •ir. !TYS It I l
2 door H.T. VI, auto .. RIH, fHI. •ir. !TYS191 I
'64 FALCON WAGON $995 • door. 6, eutometic, raclio, huter, f•ctory air.
20 % clown ., tracle $42 per mo. 24 mo. HGZ6ot
'67 CORTINA GT
Reel, 4 1pM4, ltl1elt interior. 20% tlew11 or
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EVE CREMER WHO Df.
RECTS THE NEWPORT-
MESA SCHOOLS' FOOD
· SERVICE IS THE SUBJECT
OF D 0 R 0 T H' Y PIER'S
MEET THE PEOPlE ON
PAGE 3.
UPTOWN ROUNDUP ON
PAGE 4 OFFERS SOME
POINTERS QN LOS ANGE-
LES AND VICINITY THEA-
TERS AND ENTERTAIN-
MENT. A GUIDE TO WHAT
LOCAL TALENT IS PRO.
DUCING MAY BE FOUND
IN THE O.C. LIVE THEA·
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11. GUIDE TO FUN, PAGE
2, LISTS CONCERTS, BAL-
LET, SHOWS AND FESTI·
VALS TO COMPLETE THE
RESUME.
THE O.C. RESTAURANT
BEAT IS COVERED BY DON WILSON IN HIS OUT
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PAGES I THROUGH 12. A
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The. Laguna Beach Art
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tiw ID ct•tdiem f'!6 tllllr arrrent uldbit
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F1SH FRY -The annual Fish F ry ancJ carniva1
sponsored by lhe Costa Mesa-New port Hai i.i 1r
Lions Clllb will be held May 31, June 1 and 2
il Calta Mela Park At W. lltb St. ud Part
' A .... Adl..Ulft~ ._._ ~al and
ridM, ..................... •.u=.::s-............ frr .....,.. · ~
... .. .. ......... • daNttaa ol Jl.51. uted w 1111 ..... -'l"ldm b me dinnen are
• ....._ hm ~or the I.¥m_ qub ~ at die bm .. wl s wfil go te tbi Uons
Club's Sight Conservation and Youth i>Tograms.
~ BALLET -The Lagina Beach Civic Ballet Com-
pany is presenting "Vilse Fantasie." the sec-
ond a-ct of "Swan Lal'.i:e," '"The Dancing Les·
son" add "Gypsy Fantasy." in its concert June
1 at 8 p.m. in the Laguna Beach High School
Auditorium, 625 Park Ave., Laguna Beach.
Tickets. S2 for adull!J, Sl fOl" children, will be
sold0 at the door.
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CHOIR FESnV~ -The second annual Hunting.
ton Beach Church Choir Festival will be held
J une 2 at 3:30 p.m. in the Huntington Beach
High School Auditorium, 1906 Main St., Hunt·
ington Beach. The event, sponsored by the
Beach Rotary Club, will be free to the public.
LA. HO~ ,,mow -The Los Ange~s. Home Show
is_ beM• beJd tn the Jack Kent Cooke Forum
in ln&Jewood through June 2. About lSO ex-
rubltors are ticipat:mg with d.ispla,Js includ-
ing 'eledricr appliances, art work for the
home, interior design and mobile homes. En·
tertalnment nigbtl)', with matinees on Sat. and
Sun., also will be provided. .
COMMUNITY CONCERT -The Community. Sym-
phOlly Orchestra and CboraJe will present a
C'ClllCert under the direction of Joseph Pearl-
man and Walter GJectJer in the Orange C~
College Auditorium, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa
Mesa, Sun., June 2 at 8:~ p.m. Tickets, fl,
will -be sold at the door.
AFTERNOON CONCERT -Chamber music will
be pllyed by Carolyn Arnquist on the clarinet
with members ol the University Orchestra
Strings, June 5 at 4 p.m. in room 1616 of the
Fine Arts Bulldin, at UCI, 'la>l Irvine St:, Ir· vb~. There is no admission charge.
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ADVEN'l'tJRB nLll -The only CaWornia. sbow-
lnc of tbe mm, "Northern Safari," a wUd1if8
motioll picture GI Australia will be aboWll ill
tbe IJDdJ Opera BOUie, Wllahlte. Blvd. at La
Brea. Loi Aqeia, GD June 7 and I at I p.m.
A m·ldnee will 1te beld at 2 p.m. on June' I.
Tickets, "1, "1.SO and $4, available , at tbe bQ
oftice. Pllone (213) -~ for further infor·
mation.
Coming Up
SCOVT.o.MllA -Approxima\eiy 350 dilplaya
abowinC B9f Scout and Cub Scout crafta and
skJJla will lte featured at the Orange County
Scaut-0-Rama, Sal, June a, from 10 a.m. to 7
p.m. at tbe Or...,. County Fairgrounda, a Fair
Drive, .Calta llua. A parade ol Sc:outa ancl marcldll& · ._.. will precede tbe Fairp'ound
•aetmtin. Tbe pcade will begin on Arliqtoa
St. ~t 9:30 a.m. and march to tbe Fairgrounda.-
n~, '1 for aclulta, free to thoee in Scout
unif aDd persona under JS. are available
fro Scouts or will be sold at the gate. CHlLD~N'S THEATER -A children's musical
prod1ktlon of Hansel and Gretel will be per-
fortmd Sat., Jun.e 8 at 10:30 a.m., and al 1 and
3 p.m. in Uae Lyceum oC C o s t a Mesa High
Scbool, .. N. Pairview Road. 'lbe muaical
1a ........, bJ tbe Women',t Committee of the <>ranee CamtJ Plailharmonic Society. A dona-
tion al St for adults and 50c for children will
be asked at tM door .
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FLOWER SHOW -'!h~ \. .. 1 ...... 11ia National Fu-
chsia Society is presenting its 14th Ann&aal Fu-
chsia and Shade Plant Show, June 14, 15 and
16 at the Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair
Drite, Costa Mesa. Hours: June 14, 3 to 9
p.m.; Jone 15, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.: June 11, 10
a.m. to S p.m. Admission, SJ for adults, 50c
for those under 16.
Places to Go
ESTANCIA ADOBE -An historic landmark locat·
ed at Adama and Mesa Verde Dr. Weal,
Costa Mesa. Originally a way station for
Indians, the historic adobe has been restored
and furnished and is open to the public from
l to 5 p.m. on Sat. and Sun. No admission
cbnrge .. For information phone 549-0BZZ.
AUTOMOTIVE MUSEUM -Hriggs Cunninebam
Automotive Mu.eum located at 250 Baker Street;
at the corner Of Red Hill, Costa Mesa. Phone
546-7880. Hours 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. daily.
Features a collection of vintage, clanic:,
racing aod sporta cars; engine displays. Ad-
mission, adulta $1.85, students and military, 85c,
cbildr.-under 10 free. _
&IOVIELAND OF THE AJR -t;'light and space moo
seom, featuring a collection of movie and ~
torical planea dating back to 1910. Houn 10
a.m. -5:00 p.m. daily, Orange County Airport.
Tickets ,1.25 adults, 75c juniors, 50c children.
Phone 54.WG2L
KNOTT'S BERRY FARM -.~ttractions ._ . -"
Ghost Town. unique shops, theater, trading post,
and rides; Beacb Blvd., Buena Park. Hours ll
a .m. to 9 p.m. daily. P hone 522-Jl31.
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llOVIEIAND .WAX MOSEUM-Creationa in wu
ti famoua ,._. and scenu of yuteryear, Jav-
llb costuma Ill tbe 'P-1.ace of Uvtng Art there.
are ~ II famoui sculpture ia marble.
Ticketa": adult '2 .. jwUers 13-17, fl.50, cbildreJl .
5-12, t6 cea11. rm Beach Blvd., Bueu Park.
Hours, SUn.. 'lbrou.gb Thurs. 9 a.m. to 10 p.m ..
Fri. and ·Sat. I II.in. to midnight. Phone 522-1154.
OIARLES BOWERS MUSEUM -2002 North Main
St., Santa Ana. Tie Only 'general museillll ill
Orange COUDtJ bas exbibita which empbuile
the history and culture of this area. Also bu
special lec:bna and exbibita. For more infor-
mation phone ~. No admisaion charge.
Sports
ANGEU BASBBALL -C ·rornia Angels va
tbe Waahilllt9D Senators e 14 at 8 p.m. and
June 15 at 1 p.m. in th ·Anaheim Stadium,
' ._ State College Blvd., im. 'ncketa
available In Orange County United Calif.
Banks, 'M~ .ticket agencies and Wallichs
Music CitJ .tens. Phone 633-:mo.
DODGERS -Tlle Los Angeles Dodgers vs the
Giants May 31, June 1 at 8 p.m., June 2 at I
p.m . in tlM! Dodgers' Stadium, 1750 Stadium
Way, Los Angeles. Tickets available locally at
Wallichs Ml.die' City Stores and Mutual ticket
agencies. ·
HORSE RACING -Thoroughbred horse racing at
HollywOQd Park. Century Blvd.. at Prairie Ave.,
Inglewood, post time Tues. through Fri. l :'5
p.m.; Sat 1:15 p .m., $30,000 Milady Handicap
Sat., June 1.
DRAG RACING -Races will be .~Id Wed. &-11
p.m. Sat. elimination races begin at 7:30 p.m. at ·oc Inte.r natiooal Raceway, Santa Ana Freeway
.at 1.aguna Canyon Rd. Admission. $2, general;
$2.50 reserved. Phone 838-3593 for information.
COVER: Mental gymnastics are put to play
as our cover girl, Judy King, learns a thing or
two about the ancient Japanese art of Aikldo.
To follow her lessons a few steps further, tum
to Pages 6 and 7 to see what she learns as she
and Earl Carpenter take a few pointers from
Instructor Ernest High.
Gulde To Fa
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Cartta& Art Exhibltt
U.e Theater
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s.t. 2 P.M.
Don Murr•y •• THE PLAINSMAN
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Ma .. 1"'9 le<"l .,.-O'llL Y f'll 01
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She Whips · Up 11,000 Children's Meals . a Day ·
Eve Cremer's goal is healthy and happy children.
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As· food service director of the Newport-Mesa Unified School District
this attractive Santa Aoa resident radiates enthusiasm and personal interest
in the schools' kitchens as if they were her own.
' Working wit~ food is second nature to Eve, who at the age of 14 .belcl
a job as cook in a restaurant in Edmonton, Alberta, CaDada where abt had
moved with her family from Poland seven years earlier. At the same time
she was obtaining an education at the two-room Half Moon Lake School
which served all the child ren in the area from ki ndergarten age through 12th grade.
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"Valse Fant•si•," • new ballet by Lila Z.li with music by Glinh, Shosta-
kovich's ''l'h. Dancing Lesson," Prokofiev's "Gypsy Fantasy," and the
futurecl It.net, Tchaikovsky's "Sw.n Lake" will be performed at I p.m.
June 1 by the L•tVM Beadt Civic Ballet Company. S.. Guide to Fun,
Page 2 for further inferm•tion. ,
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When abe was only 18 she became lbe manager uf a ~dilling r0om,
seating 1500, in Edmonton. This represented quite a challea1e as lhe was the youngest employe.
· In 1945 Eve married a young American sofditr, Leo Cremers, wh.3
had been stationed in Canada during World War U. The youne couple mOTed
to Santa Ana and in 194B Eve became a U.S. Citizen.
1t was at Fremont Elementary SchoOI in Santa Ana in 1951 that Eve
first became interestcl in school food servicing. Two yean later sbe trans-
ferred to Willard Junior High and from there to Santa Ana College in 1958.
A -year later she joined Newport Elementary School and worked up to super-
visor of the Newp<>rt Beach School District food service.
When Newport and Costa Mesa schools unified in July of 1966, Ev.e
became di.rector ar the entire unified district food service, which now serves
as-schools and reeds 11 .000 students daily.
As an.v good housewife would, Eve begins by planning her menus -
for four week!; -then goes about purchasing. Suppfies are bought by the
carload however, r:ither than by the cart-full, then are stored in a central ·warehouse.
"Nutrition is ou r Cirst guide," Eve says, "but w~ never preach IL In-
stead we m·ainta.in a men u we know the children will consume. After au,
nothing is nutritious uni~:; it's eaten.''
For 35 cents elementary students receive meals under the Type-A
program which by law requi,,s lunch to contain one third a younptei"1 ·
minimum daily food requirement "Jf children get used to a well-balanced
lunch in elementary «;chool, then in intermediate and high school they ch~ the sam~ kind of food.'' Eve comments. •
"The only cost to taxpayers in this program is for the ori,gi.nal pur.
chase of the food service equipment. After that, everything, including the
cost of food, maintenance. replacement and repair of machinery, salaries
of employes and running of the office, is covered by the price students
pay for meals. It :-II totals just short of a million dollars a year," Eve ex-plains.
To keep costs down she purchases in volume. The better the pro1ram,
she feels, the more children will participate, thereby increasing the volume
and lowering the price. She also uses portioo-control ao that elCb child ii served enough, but no food is wllted .
y Foor days a week Eve clom a uniform and worb side by tide witll
tbe other food service employes. Sbe averaces six ldaool.a a M,y la Iller visits.
''I'm proud of 111v uniform.·· Evt> confides. "Jt's the trademark of my
Continued On P age 12
WE HAYE · EVER'~·THING!
"GOOD FOOD IS ttALF THE JOY OF uv..•
(I never ilid fiod ovt whet the other helf is I
So come to Newport for the produce goodies
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African-Violet Is Choosy
TW ..,., popular houseplant, tbe African violet, belonp to tbe ge.
neria fudl.J. Not ne11oae cu irow and flower AfritW1 violeta bat for tboee
who can there are .venl memben of the family that make good tralliDg Incl ~ti. The three facton in the succe11tul culture of tbele trOpjcel
are hip bumidlty, warmth at !dpt and plenty of U1bt, but not
10 muda direct 11111 that tbe planta are burned.
Twe ..-• tbat make espedally attractive banging baskets are
CohuDDa and A~ynantbaa. Acllimenel a1lo make good trailing plants
an• ban 1 nriety of colorfUI flowers. Tbey are grown from rhilomes and
haw~ cycles and complete dormancy.
• C1bu•H• ..ii A91chyNnthul are evergreen· as are African violets,
and tbeJ bloom molt of the year. If &inn enough space and 1 large con-
.. tainer. tbn will Uni doWll three or four feel ~L • ~ C"'•••• ere native to tbe American tropics while the Aescbynan-U... an their A.lialic counterparts. Aesdlynantbus bas species found in
' India, Malaysia and southern China.
Melt 1p1Cies of both Aescbynanthus and Columneas have showy
flowen, usually in shades of red and orange, The flowers generally are
tubalar and two and three inches long. In some species the ends of the
• petals Oare out, giving a hooded appearance.
. 0... el the commonest soecies irown is Aeschynanthus lobbianus
1'bidl sometimes is called the lipstick-plant because of its brilliant red
flowen. AA older name for Aeschynanthus is Trichosporum, a term still
,. Jlled bl ·clltalogs.
' Gloriela is lbe most popular ~Jumnea. The deep green or' p\O'Pliah
In Selecting Hom~e
leav• are very ornamental by· piemselves, but the hooded ~ ·Oow.rs
male ~ plant outstanding. Other Col\unneas are alleni, ~ajlpinea,
"scbiecleana and mk~Ua. Micropbytla is of speeial interest Since .its iJ~ are only tbree-eigfl~ .of"an inch ~ong, yet the flowers ~~two
to1Jlree iDches Jong. . • •• •
1 1'we Js much more variation in the foliage of the ":arious .s~es
of CoJunmei and Aesch)'nllllthus than among the flowers. ~. large,
hairy k smooth. pointed and round leaves all are found on v-1ous --~es.
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SpecYI pride is teke" by thole whe Catt pNCl-.ce bloomint Afriun violets.
One of the problems encountered by clevot ... of Mt-ken violets is findint
• ,source of these unusuel houseplHh. The aver..-nursery does not cer~
ry them so home .. ,.._,. must look for nurseries ~t specielize in hou ...
pl•nts or unusuel plents. Oekhurst Gardens ·in Arcadia is.one~ pl.~•·
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tbe arrival of thjs leisure season, theaters in
Im Angeles and vicinity are busy with all
types ol productions guaranteed to provide
some delighlfully entertaining hours.
Head in the open·air amphitheatre at Grif·
lith Park, Greek Theatre is scheduled to
open its summer season June 17 with ''Bra-
siliana," a colorful native dance group of Rio
de Janeiro. As an added boost to the Greek
Theatre's 16th annual season, Mayor Yorty
has promised to proclaim that week "Greek
Theatre Week."
Sl•ted to open June 27, "The Stars of the
Bolshoi Ballet" will perform at the Shrine
Auditorium. The prima ballerina, Maya
Pliset.skaya and 50 dancers from Moscow's
distinguished theater will perform through ,.
June 30.
At Huntington Hartford Theatre, "Cactus
Flower" is on stage. The comedy stars Hugh
O'Brian as a playboy dentist struggling to
hold onto his carefree bachelorhood. But in
the end, of course, ... we au have to go
sometime. Not without a few good laughs
first, however, if the successful Broadway
run of the comedy hit may serve as an in-
dication.
INck ... in by popular demand at the
Jnner City Repertory, June 5 througb 29, is
•·sJow Dance on the Killing Ground," star·
ring Michael Strong, Glynn Turman and
Diane Sbalet.
At the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion of the
Musjc Center Robert Preston and Mary Mar-
tin are starring in the Los Angeles Civic
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Bra:dl!a Menli Gres, "Carniv•I of Rle" wlll
be rec,..ted June 17 through 23 when "Br•
sili•M" .,...s the Greek 'The.tre's summer
se•son in Griffith Park's •mphltt.Mtre.
Hutlt O'Brien .,.. I ll1abeth Allen star in
Cectus Flower,'' currently •t the Hunti•
ton Hartford TltMtt:e. The contedy win be
stated throutft June 2'.
Light Opera's first presentation of the sea-
son, "I Do !. I Do !" Following its June 22
closing, Angela Lansbury will star in "Mame"
beginning June 25.
At the Music Cen .. r's Mark Taper
.r .lrum, the· l\merican premiere of "Jn the
Matter of J. Robert Oppenheimer," is Oil .
staee through. July 14. 'the drama concerns
a scientist's struggle between his private
conscience and national security. Also al the
Fpnun on 1!fonday nights, New Tb~atre for
Now productions will proviae entertaining
and experimental theater. June 3 and June 10
mark the dates for its first plays this sea.-.
son, ''Private. Private" and "The Golden
Fleece."
The Los An9eles Civic Light ~ra's
second event of the season, "Calaeret,' ts OA
stage in the Music Center's Ahmanson Thea-
tre. The musical hit stars Signe Basso, Leo
Fuchs and Melissa Hart.
For the children. the American National
Theatre and Academy in cooperation with
the Los Angeles Department of Parts and
Recreation bas scheduled a Children's Thea-
tre Carnival June 38 from noon to 5 p.m. at
the Pilgrimage Theatre in Hollywood. Shows
will ran·ge froin Shakespeare to ballet, clowns
and puppets. No admissSon charge: Nightly
dance concert also will be staged at the
theatre June 25 through 30 by professional
and semi-professional groups, also at no cost ..
At the Paudena Playhouse Student Thea-
tre, climaxing a year's study, graduates are
showing what they have learned with Ten-
nessee Williams' "Suddenly Last SUmmer,"
Edward Albee's, "The American Dream••
and John Patrick's "Lo and Behold" cur-
renUy on stage through June 2. Opening
June 4 will be Bernard Shaw's "Arms and the Man."
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With final exams looming on the horizon of
most Orange Coast youngsters of mt ll'tlde
through college age, the advantages of 1-'1
House of Tomorrow would be a highly ~table
home feature in coming weets.
An education center will be standard equip-
ment in every home by 1•, predicts Dr. Robert
D. Gates, director of education operations for
Philco-Ford's Education and Technical Services
Division. Expanding the potential of existing tee&
nologies,. education will play a major role in the
home. . '•
Designed by Paul McCobb of New York, with
Philco-Ford engineers and industrial designers
supplying electronic inspiration, the education
rooom will satisfy the learning needs of every
member of the family, from those of school age
to the adult and senior citizens of the household.
An audio center will provide taped instruc-
tion in foreign languages, mathematics, space
na~a~n. or whatever you wish. U Swahili is
your pleasure, you'll be able to master it just as
fast as your own uniquely and divinely transistor-
ized brain cells can absorb the information from
the computer. .,.,,, i '
Father's work cent'er -a computerized con-
sole that will supervise. his fillanclal records via
electronic memory -also will provide the man
of the house ,Mith an instant weather station. He
wiH "be able to determine weather conditions
thrOughout the country by means of weather satel-lit~s. · ·
By using a video phone in the education room,
Fa\ber, will utilize a facsimile machine that wW tr~t and receive electronically all cypes of
written material (including his mail) and a1'o de-
liver news and stock market r eports. A home post
office and newspaper will be available instantly
24 hours a day in the House of Tomorrow.
There'll ... a control COMOI• fw the nYn of the house in the 19" House of T.morrow. Whet Mem....:.. thNUth her conlOle, D-4 peya fw th,..... his. ("Some lhi,.s __,•t ct..,.., .. says Dad.) N the ._..
el • ...,..... • quick dtedl •the INnk ta.lance may ... hK. ("If enty this computer _..,...-the..__,
In .• ••well .. take It eut," eur m.n .,._, 601t rHlly weuW pay fw itselfl")
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Dr. Gales, who djrects PhUco-Ford's Educa-
tion Developmeal Center, calb one part of the edu-
cation room the '"library tenninal," •lrich
, specializes in ~-uliJl'fl imtructioft (CAJ ).
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Tbe library terminal wW tap t.be.. home com-
pater ( eyery BOUie of ToUIOJ"l'OW will haft an
automated "brain" to nm ill 11etivities el«tront-
, eally) for answers tbal mldlt be cont.med ill the
~ It aJ.o maf jnw fJ'onl a COl'DlllUO-ttf lilniy eoinpater that will store more e.s-
Mastive informat.ka ill II ....... '8 ~ wrillen ' and pictorial form. · · · ·· ·
CAI equipment. 19 .......... roam el the.
House of tomorrow will M pl"ll* •• Wftla •
counes nqiq from tbl molt ll••tarJ ,..._ tac inltnlctfonj' to tbe molt complicated ldeDt'e
caura. Homework from the &ape area can be T&
--.. ........... ..,..., u ea die stud.eats',..
ll'ell ID lanlUalet and ether arts ud lcitlll9L
0. w w6ll ~ 101<.tve..,_,, TV, whicb w n-
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pected to be med u~ la tile Houe of Tamor-
row at In ·I.be Clulream. .
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Studenll will be suPPDed dally with • ....a of tape instead of books. ~'!be tafe .o=· .ti video end audio metvial fo' ....._ and Wiil '
reproduce enJarged copies of map1 pidmel
from the home CClllqMder ad ceDtnl Blwary
facility.
Will Ded or Mom atib M alllle to check their
cbildren's bornewort!
"Why not?" 18)'1 Dr. Gata. "Jut-....
•• an entBin& a Cmlf.._.., Glen ii • .,..
SOil to debumube .... Dll'IDll .... di .. re&.
tionsllip, The .ay ........... _ -·-119 A.D. ls Ulat (a tile S.... fll 'fwmlHH, flf· _..di beve a eawt• ... , ... ._....,,
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MEET THE PEOPLE
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~---I 1ell tM wcimn iD foed aenice, Mate ~ 1W're prom of what you le!'M
aad Jftject tllaat fJl'ide &o tbe ·cbiJdren. Let
them know ,... are semni the best.' " .
Participation iD ~ program bas riseo
nine percent from last year, making i\ ont of
the best accepted in California.
EYe ia Jftlkliaat of tbe Zollta Chdt of
Santa Ml _. a ....... of tbe National, Cat.
ifonaia and Oraalf CA>unty School Food Sen·
ice Auodatiou. Sbe also is editor ol "Poppy
Seeda," aw.WW el tbe SoatberD Califerllia
School ,. .... Senke Alleciation.
,... ....... a --sbe atl"* Santa Ana
College wbere llbe ia -~i:-MlsiM& la her S)*'e time abe ea,JG,s and coctiDS.
This , .. -YICatioa abe ud Leo bope .., •
f"lsbinc ill Brtiala ColumllU .
Tiie Cremen ban one daupter, Leou.
who is 21 yean ....
Eve feels tUt an education in tbe variety.
nutrition a8ll joy Of eatiDC is ind'9Cled rill
every meal bei lood tenice prepares.
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••• a cbef whose artistry is equal to bis sub-
jects' potential delectability.
"The birds you will meet there have en-
joyed short-but-happy lives.
"Refreshments will be served beginning
at 5 o'clock and dihner will be at 6:30. There
will be entertainment. Please dress infomr
aHy."
(The above is actually a reprint of a
beautifully embossed invitation received
from Mr. Jacobson and commenled upon
glowingly in last week's "Out 'N' About ..
column. It appears here in reply to many in-
quiries regarding the content. And . . . re.
member all youse guys . . . 'tis a private
invite. It's mine, mine, ALL MINE! See you
there, Jake.)
N.OTES OF A NOMAD
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Bill Lindley, Black Jtnie.bt. Costa Mesa
plantman, the latest of the beach area "Inn"
group . to become &odfather foe a Mr. and
Mrs. Hal Harriman young-un.
Lindley abared billing with Missy Heidi
Laurie Ha.rrimata Ill a recent Sunday and
couldn"t bave beela more •beaming. GF's for
Barrister Il&rrima and ~·, two boys
• . . Gino Boarero, Reuben • supervisor and
Benda llcM.Uea, enetiJDe maucer ol Tbe
WUler, Monterey aacl more recently un-
loader of his own restaurant in San Jose.
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Barmer • . • )'M'll lad Mr ~nnlnit ta
packed -.e. .t Bill CWney s iD Su ll'er·
undo Valley. Don't fret, laowever. SIWD be
ftturnini to Bob Burns Restaurant, Fuiioa Center, Newport Beach for a ~
IHHHH-g stand in Septm:nber.
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IF MAN'S HOME'S HIS CASTLE
G I Y E ~ 1.-M : A P EA C E F U L c ,o R N ER
'-A quiet comer at home used as an office for the harried homemaker
or tbe bUly wa1e earner aeema to be tbe new trend these days. An at-
tractive solution to the "at-home office" is offered by Conant Ball with
an English-inspired .kneebole desk in oak, with matching leather covered
Windsor chair equipped with office chair control.
For comfort, the S!tting is completed with a bigbbac.k wing chair
covered in a cheerful green, celadon and lemon tree of We print. For
architectural interest and storaee, a series ol bookcases and chests is
added. Tbese large wall units, w i t h quatrefoil designs aJM\ top deatil
mokliDgs, are also oat. ·
This practical and cheerful area could be arranged in a comer of
an existing living room, or could be part of a library or den where r.e-
laxing and working go band in band.
1be well-equipped dest bas two file drawers, deep enough to .ilolt
many bills, letters and other important papers. In teepanc with the En&·
lish style ol the oak furniture, the lamp bas a ~eep told bue an4I mata-
ing lampshade.
Time will pass quickly under such pleasant wortmc coaditions .
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aim for pater limplidty aat e,e •
peal. IDtenltiDI colon, 1111...r ...
more practical labrits, wider vc ~urniture finilbee, easy to deaa · , mi fixtures ud more builMa _,
featunis, u well .. e111-are lmfal
and Dew delien tecbniqaM ue ... ·-t.ractioDa for tbe bomemiW CODlideriaf
future decoratiQ( projects.
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watcb for ue:
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-Furniture, SUC'h as sofas, Chairs
and some serving pieces, whicb may be
moved easily.
-Unusuel well a.nd floor tiles (avoid
far-out colon Wllea it'• possible to mate
a cbange in I few yean).
-n... IMn ..... use ol rattaa fu.ra-
iture in fine decorating.
s1,..11c1ty ill furniture clelip
with unuaal fiaashes.
-Pert .... chef.caddy carts to take
the coot out Of tbe titcben and into the
liYiQc w : 'Ibey are complete widl bailt-
in ranee ana wortinC areu that are con-
cealed completely wit.bin the tea cart.
-PrHtlul and more useful carpet. inc., .
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bn and cabinetl with tbe a,ppearante ol
natural grain woods, leatben, burls and
vinyls.
-Wider aelection of drapery fabrics
with guarantee labels for cleanin(. and
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WESTMl'NSTER CL·ASSES TEACH
POW.ER AND ESTE:i .M, OF NATURE
· Up Westminster way the recreation departm;nt offers a pretty wide
range of activities for those who want a little mental stimulation. physical
exercise or just pure ''fun." .
It's even possible for one to get exercise while refining the mind and
to enjoy the entire process. To many of the registrants in Westminster's .
Ai.kido classes, this comes u quite a surprise. Sbowing up at their initial
Aitido class, mast people are p~red for something sin\Uar lo Judo or
Karate -a development ol pllysical strength for self-defense .
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Actually, ac&rdiq lo Detective Ser~ Ernest Hilb. Aikldo u-
pert and inltrudor of th WesfmiftlMr claJses, Alkldo represents the pow-
er -of the. miJld to rein tht Wy. Using ... basic principles .of nature .
such as "reeistance creates force." "a ~vhlt My is easyilO control"
and "follow the path of least resistance/!. all •Aikido moves. stem from an
effort of the mind -not the mascles. Before ping ·into action the mind b;
set to bring forth the body's natural power.
Evolving l.to·m this discipline is what Sergeant High terms the mos·t
imoortant and gratifying aspect of Aikido -a stren~th that comes from
self~scipline and that carries over into all phases of life. Those who have .
mastered Aikido are said to be better students. Many women find that
by using the conceakation exercises that are part ol the coune. everyday
tensions that create headaches and cause havoc with peace and harmony
in the ))ome. are re.moved.
The essence of Aikido is termed Ki. the power stemming from the
.inner self. Sergeant mgb likens this to the powe.r of the universe.
AJways interested in martial arts. Serge.ant Hi~h studied Judo. Ka-
rate and Kendo before delving into Aikido. He was born in a community
comprised of almost 95 percent Japanese and was exposed at an early
age to their arts.
For many years Ai.k.ido reputedly was 'kept secret from the masses
in Japan. Handed dowh by the Minamota family, it was taught only lo
royalty and persons of high birth. Following World War 11 au martial arts
in Japan were banned for a lime, and upon the relaxation of this ba,,,
Aikido came to light and slowly began to gain popularity.
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An attempt is made. Sergeant High reports. to maintain control of
the teaching of Aitido so that its principles and philosophy do not become
·distorted. In judging Aikido, not only is physical proficiency considered,
but "citizenship,,, whether or not the participant wishes to put bis know I·
e7dge to ~ood use, or bad, for physical force. One is supposed to gain self
respect for himself as weU as others, to apprecia(e people. ·and above all ·
to esteem nature. When all these points have been mastered. in the United
States the top rank for Aikido is the first degree brown belt.
Interested in joining Westminster's Aikido._classes? The next session start~ June 26 and is open to males and fetnales 12 years of age or older.
Registralion. which starts June 12. is on a first come. first served basis.
The fee for the eight sessions is $3. Ed Ricci. director of recreation for
Westminster. may be called at 893-4511 for further inforrpation abo.ut the
course.
• Want to know more about Aikido before laking the plunge and join-
inJ?: the class~ Several copies of Senta Yamada's bOok. "The Principles
and Pra<'lice of Ailddo" are t.o be found in the Orange County Public Li·
braries. It should be interesting reading before that first mat session. .,..
PICTURES -
A few pointera, firat, to .. t the young 141dy used to the fine art of Aikido.
This restraini"I hold, top loft, will kffp o•verything unclor control -and
no effort, phyaical that is, on your part, ,lady.
Now, below that, the two men will faco each other and .how ah..,.. posi·
tion that allows our instructor to take comptote Mlvanta .. of his assailan ·•
Just another hint or two, youf19 lady, and you'll be roady to try a fow of
theH mental exorcises on your own. This folS.W doesn't mind havi"I you
shove your hand agah'5t his face (next 1N99, top loft). With hia monf••
dexterity, ho doesn't feel a thing. This hold ia call.d katat•tori kokyu-ho nav-. Think you're ready to 9ivo • ct.monstrati<'n"' Woll, why don't you
give it • try . , . ·
Wow I How did &he manage that? treaclin9 clockwise, opposite,. ... atart·
i"I top right) Why, boforo wo could oven movo our oyes she put that hi·
low clown on tho mat with his tootsies up in tho air -and ho's suppoaed
to bo tho instrvctor. They call this throw s.nkajo. No wonder they don't
wNr shoes .In thia claul
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ART
EXHIBITS
~'EWPORT NATIONAL~ BANI -1080 Bayside
Drive, Newport Beach. On exhibit during reg-
ular banking hours, the cartoons of Orange
County artist, VtrgiJ "Yip" Partch. Dick Shaw,
Phil lnterlandi and gaest cartoonists.
1 ~AL SAVINGS AND LOAN -. ~ E. Coast •
l •ahway, Corona del Mar. On exhibit durinf (
ttiular business hours, beginning June 3. work
. bJ seven, teen.age art students.
CORONA DEL MAR UBRA.RV -420 Marigold,
C.ona del Mar. On exhibit during regular lib-
rary hours through June. hooked rugs b~ Joe
._ntel.
~-' CO.... GARDEN GALLERY -2S25 E. Coast
H._..,ay, Corona del Mar. Hours: 10 a.m. lo 4
p.m. Mon. through Sat. The Newport Harbor
Serllce League, which sponsors the gallfl'y. ii ~ying paintings tJy Alton Ratble.
BALBOA PAVO.ION GAILERY -4W Main St.,
Balboa. Hours : Wed. throuch Suit. 1 to 5 p.m .;
Moa.-& to 9 p.m. No admiSsion cbuge. Cur-
rently on exhibit;"-'Ir 1 Had $1.000 . . . " col·
ledi8rs' choices of a}\ they would pure.hue.
CH.AWS GAUERV -1391tii....S. Cout Higllwa).
Laguna Beach. Hours: 11 8'n. to 5 p.m. dail).
Currently on exhibit portraits and collages .by
Evelyn Gathings Butler, bl'om.e and wood sculp-
ture by Miriam Shelton and paintin&• by Mark
Florian. There is no admission char1e. ; ,..
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LAGUNA BEACH ART As.WaAnON -Gallery,
., CUff Drive, Laguna Beach. Roura: Moa.
tbrougtr Sat. to 5 p.m.: Sun. 1 p.m. to 5 p.m •
Currently on e bit, watercolors by members
of the American atercolor Society. Donation
for non-members. . Phone 49t.Wl for furth-
er information .
HUN11NGTON BEACH CENTER -77T1 F.dlnger.
Huntington Beach. On exhibit June 8, 7 and i
during regular busineas hours paintings by
members or the Westminster Art Asaoc.lallon.
DORIAN HUNTER GAUERY -524 W. Common-
wealth Ave., Fullerton. Hours: Mon. throu&b
Fri. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Currently on exhibit acry-
lic and enamel peintin11 by Thomas Rols~.
CHA.JU.ES BOWERS MUSEUM -2002 N. Mala
~ Santa Ana. Hours: Tuel. lbroulh S.l II
m. to 4:30 p.m.; S1111. 1 to 5 p.m.; 'lbun. eve-
1 7 to. 9 p.m. No admlaiCID cbar.p. Cw-
renUy po exhibit, explora(Qq ~by
Robert D. Routh or Anaheim,.
ROBINSON'S -~ N. Euclid, Anaheim. Oil u •
bibit during regular ·bual.... -..., a 1'*1ecl• 1 membership show of more U>u • art p6eees.
LI VE TH EAT E:I
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OPINING THIS WHK
"Ray aauta Sllow''
ComJ>(l'eM•rranger, Ray Charla ud bjs band will
appetr with guest performers, Tbe Raelettl, .,.,.
4 tilrougb June I at the MelodJN9d Tbeatft, II
Freedman Way, Anaheim .. Performuces: ,._..
through Fri. 1:30 p.m.; Sat. 1:30 and 9:31 p.m.;
Sun. 3 and a p.m. Phone 133-41117 Cor furlbeT m.
ronnauon.
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"'Good Womu el Seln•H," a faWe .r Southeut
Asia, is being presented bf the Irvine Repai«J
Theatre in the Studio Theater of UCJ.. 7'01 lntne
St.. Irvine. Perfonnancea Tri., May SL. and Sa~
June l. at 1:31 p.m. Pbooe 133417 .
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The Aasodatioa wttll apedal &llNt st., Wes llGGl-
gome.ry' will perfann at tile ......,..... 'l'lleatre,
10 Freedmaa Way, .Avhelm, ......._Jue I. f>tr..
formancea: Fri., l :JD p.m.; Sat. I:• Nd t :• p.m.;
Sua. S and I p.m. Pboae 771-79. ... ,.. ., . .,_ ..
A Teene1u1 Wllllama drama._ ... ,,.. Jtti111t fl U.
Jpana.,''-wlll be pl'Ul?tM ., ... Fal11-,. ....
lipterl Fri. Md lllL t11n'1P ,_. I ·la ·M .11111-*-
elltbaler Center, 1U 8--VIM Drift •. ,...,._.
Curtaln Ume 1:30 p.m. Pbone ...., .
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A comedy 'aboat todaJ'• e8tertaiameet ieduttrJ.
··Nobody LoftS an~." la~ Pre-aw
Fri. ud Sal, tbrouP J.lme I lfJ tbe Oraqe
Stud.lo Theater, t• N. Stalle ~&hid .• Oraete.
Curt.in lime 1:30 p.m. Pbene SSS-m.1. ..... .,... ................
''Slow Daace cm t19e IWllJIC car..d." a emtempcw-
ary drama, ii beillC pr 1111ted ......... J-12 a&
the IA(una ~Sit Oeea Aw~ Lquea ~ach. Perfonnaaces Wed. ~ Set .. ~urtaia
lime 1:30 p.m. Pbone .-i. ...... ,, ......... ~
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11 lleinC ltqedbJtM llltaAMCw MJ ..... en, ID W. Ida St., S-. Ml. l'rt... ..., a m
Sal, Jwae L Cwtaia.U.. I :• f .a. ...._ ..
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LIKE ORIG.INA.LS
One way 10 gel an on gjnal painting is to paint
vour own; another is to ta.ke a reproduct.Jon and
dodor it up to look like l.he real thjng.
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Ttie technique is demonstrated in the photo-
graph at left. Hyplar Gel, a colorJea medium
w~b goes on white but dries' completely cl.ear, ii
bru.s on the surface of the reproduction. Tbe
mos importanl forms in the painting art empt.a.
si and buill up. Wann eolian ma.Id pl an-
eral applications using two brulllel fGr diffenDt
texlur~ one 4.235 soft bristle brwb and one 4221
lira brlstle brush. Cool blues, greens and grep
wbicb tend to recede should be s;ve.n only one
coat.
The medium also can be used to <'ODvert. priJlts
and ~ frolll ma(aines into beautiful.
aotJaea.tit-lOokt'lg paintings, and it's great for mn-
jng collages. Experiment with fealbera, bottle
caps or perhaps some leaves, use the gel for ap-
plication <it is also ln adhesive), and then gloss
over the whole surface to keep it dust and moistur-e-
proof.
Children will enjoy er.eating tbejr own art
after a briefing. Give them a couple of magar:ines,
a pair ol scissors and a jar of the solution and Jet
them gplash away.
When the works of a.rt a.re completed, mount
them on inexpensive backing and frame them. To
display pictures to the best ad•antaie, pick a spot
with brigtlt illumination so tutures will show. lt
also is a good idea to haft tlle liebt frotn • window
or la.mp l'Qlllin1 from the same direction as found
in the painting. •
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••• bu& .W. POACHED EGGS! Tbe tiUe of ,.. -7"~ ~. "Onen Salad ... Three Kiadi Dnllblp, u miPt be· a· wilmer. It .
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a~ churches an4 cemeteriei, tblt
Pall' of artists haven't misled too many of tboie facets, have tbey, Bruce?)
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From L. C. J~ owner of New.
porter Inn. Newport Beach:
"Where tbe waters of tbe Columbia Riv·
er join those of the Willamette lies tbe beao-
Uful, fertile (and to tbis day somewhat priJJU.
tive) ~uvies ·Island .. ~· known for. many
years u Dutt Island.
"Before tile White Man came ·and per· bpt even tbe ~ )fen, great cl~ gf duck . ~-~ aocl , ...... folio~~ route tbe"1'. anc-.n ,
. '. .~ hs'tt taken fe.i:-UMM11~ ol_ Ytal'.'. llave .
·,.1· , ,wln1M their ·~ $eat!l each year from t&e
·: ;~.· • .cllill GI the Can~iiaa wmter_ : .. with Sauvf~
·~ hl8lt u one-ol .Mr way statlGm. . " . . .. . . . ... .
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anU ':: Wiil at tbe tun 'ol ..tbe ceo-
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vies llland, L. C. Jacobson. bu a pudcQ. lar affection '°' these beautiful, wild 1linll. He planted corn and other _confections to
keep tbem mindful of the comforb ol Sau.
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"On June t , 1968, L. C. Jacobson invites Enm-= . procti~ toward old 1....,an 111 ~. farms ad cemeteries. .
"Bnct Geas, s.dillleb9ck hUl owner,
Jau ..... .., ......... two. artists: 'Tbeir wen ........... amLYirile, -u.e,. .
OU to join lliJD and convivial friends ia Jam-~ree Hall at tbe Ntwporier Ina, for • Mn-
qutt where Uae choicest of tbe annual visi-
tors tor Duct Haven will be served.
~ • llillllJ I( dae AmerJcu West lw. ~,..... ... , t ••..• "They shall be prepared by Oscar Zink
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con Marprita
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Prime requisites for the successful
operation of any restaurant . , , and partic-
ularly in the case of a new one trying to
cat.ch on •.. are good food ·anc1 .fast, effici-
ent service.
La PODda de Mexico, located on the site
of tbe former Wagon Wheel and Bonanza
eai.erles •l the entrance to tbi K~Mart Shop-
pinf Clllter in Costa Mesa, has both. ,,
la addlUoa, this tamale tavern a1so has
lair prkel ud procticlllly unlimited parltlng
•pace smnc for it.
All it reaD7 nieds now la for a few out-
tfiboaMa: 10 llW It a .try and ea•• the word
along ~ M g wUt they encounter there.
Yoa ..... And it a happy chore to dG so.
A llG ONE
LPdM 11 a biJ e1tatilltbm.ent .. , seating
14' diDen at a time-: .. a~ is also a plea&-
ant montqe of booths and tables, red cur-
tain1, ,....,. wheel chandeliers and hanging
lanterns, dler bonu, Mulcan jugs, colorful
chill pepper decoro-. bright place mal5 .... IG(t. _...,
" And •.• ..._, al bleuin1s __ . not
one note of Del'VHbatterinC Mexican music
seeped over tbe tpa's musical sound system
"A• TIW E.ar••H r ....... l•ltnMI''
PRESENTS
MARI DAVIDSON
I . AND THE
BIG SOUND
FRIDAY-SA TURDA Y-SUNDA Y
DAVIDSON TRIO TUESO~Y THRU THURSDAY
SPECIAL ''SUNDAY SESSION" FOOD & DRINK -BUFFET-S9c BLOODY MARYS -50c:
9:00 -2:00
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"PEISONAUZED SERVICE"
DAY OR NIGHT BANQUET FACILITIES
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NEWPORT BEACH 675-0200
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LUNCHEON
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e ENTERTAINMENT
VILLAGE INN
129 Marine 673-4530 &.lbrH I. .--·-....
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OUT 'N' ABOUT: Or1nge CMly's hst1wlll 11111 fllleltll1well Scene
•uring the course of a meal thorougbJy en-
joyed by thi11 restaurant reviewer on tbe oc-
casion of a recent visit to La Posada.
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Served by a dark-e)'ed charmer wear·
ing a name tag reading ''Ofelia," the repast
consisted of two e.nchiladas literally swim-
ming in melted cheese and accompanied by
scads of refried beans and rice ... the over~
all adorned with aliced black olives.
· The tarilfT lnc1uding an icy cold 4&-cent
botUe ol beer ••. $1.75.
EXPERIENCE TELLS
If you immediately notice a different
taste to, the refried ~ce served ar La Posada,
here's the explanation.
F"""ly-ouront
•wh••• ,-.. F...I It M1.lc1,._
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DANCING ;n~:::~:; ~;ti~;~/'' -~.~-·~:W°::J Pl\VlblDlt ,'A~ PAUL ~'"
MILLER
sing ing w ith
Mt'fU' Cl0lt£
CITAM lllllTO..'S •11• ... T DllUMMlll.11 .......
NlWPOIT IEAOI • IAUOA PININSUlA
roR RESERVATIONS (71"') 673~633
Chef Don Cress explains that tbe dish is
not "typical Mexican rice" .•• but a con.
alamoration he dreamed up, out of nece9'>
sity, exclusively for LPdM patrons. ,
The "necessity" stems from tbe fact that
Cress' mother-in-.law is owner ol LI 1larrut4a,
Balboa Island and his uncle the keybolder at
Tortilla Flats, Laguna Beach. ~
Having Jltl'Ved as chef •l both those
establishments ', .. and being "family" all
the way .•. cress refused to·ut:llize recipes
learned during those experiences; bence tbe
different taste to his rice at the Costa Mesa
taco teepee.
Owner Ralph Cover brings more tban
his share of experience to La Posada as wen.,
having landlorded. the Mexican Village con--
cession at the Pomona Fair for eighteen
years . . , in addition to mastermtnc1ing a
most successful operati~ at the memorable
Canadian eentennlal Celebration.
Their combined efforts produce viva!
El Mauuloi ~AMILY RISTAURANT
AftHIN11C MUK:AM fOOD
.•OW All.c:oNDmoNB
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1161 ....,_, lh& CM IM lt.J C.-.... W-6411
RICK CHADBOURNE COMBO
TUESDAY THRU SUNDAY FROM 9 PM.
FREE CHAMPIONSHIP
FIGHT FILMS! .., ..... ,,...
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Bill MARTINI'S
Ill L IM COSTA MESA
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MEXICAN RESTAURANT
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HAYDEN CAUSEY, CHARLES MURCHISON
JOSEPHINE COURREGES
Wrr..,.rly Witt. Thr D•C•1tr1 I J1t.ul
ENCHILADA & TACO ....... , $1.JO
CHIU RELLENO-ENCHILADA •• $1.45
lefwol -nca. ...... - -..... e COCKTAIU e
9093 E. Ad•m• lat M.gnoli•) Hunt. leach 962·7911
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CANTINA CONDIMENTS
You'll find all tbe usual cantina condi·
menl!J available at LPdM .•• between the
hours of 11 :30 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. or so,
seven days a week.
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There are the snacks, the a la cartes, the
lpflcial combination plates, the complete dift..
aen ... all as mentioned before, priced
eomparatively witb other Mulcan menus
around Orange County.
Of special interest, however, mi&ht be
Uds trio of ole! ouhtudera.
FLAlrrA -oversized taquitu, stuffed witli shredded beef, onions, bell peppers--an4
a pacamole sauce, deep-fried for crispness
geia1cl
FRENCH
RESTAURANJ
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540. 3641
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-A FEW ITEMS FROM OUR MENU -
Chic~•" with Mushroom ........................ 3.40
Ve•I Cordon Bleu ·························-·······J.SO
Yul 01c1r l&er1rd'1 Sp•ci1/I --···-l .IS
Trout Stuffed with Crib -······-···········J.15
lw•etbr1ed Ch•ts•ur -···· .. J.75
Trip• 1 11 Modi dr Geen -·-···--·····-l .75
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OPIN I ,.M. ·II P.M, CLOSID MONDAY
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TH' DORYMEN
FISH 'N CHIPS
IS IT PIRACY?
TH' DORYMEN IS SEWNG
IOATS FOil
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Now •'t'et"fO"' in the f1mily c•n afford • bo1f fully
~uipP.ecf with a mevth w1terin9 flah '1 ·1hip1 dinn•r1
flt for tht hvn1rie1t 1~ipper tnd hi• trew, Sall O't'er
.. ''ni' ~rymen.'' 2100 W. Oi:••D lronf1 N•wf!Ofi
leech end piclc up a boat of tender, t•sty fi1lri 1ft reel ti!f P.Of•fHt. Th' Dorymen 1arve1 l•al1ret1 and l~nd·
en from 11100 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. ·I
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and served with a curlycue oJur cream
• • • BO ~nu each.
LA POSADA CHILI BURRITO -pack·
ed with beans and ground beef (wtth or witb-
eut avocado), deepfried and served IAl~r1·
ed in red chili, chopped onions, tliced tomato,
11bredded lettuce and sour ~ ... $1.25.
LA POSADA TOSTADA -toasted tor·
tilla heaped high with beef meat, shredded
lettuce, special sauce, guacamole and sour
cream . . . truly a King Siu tostada · ..•
all for Sl .10.
Beer, the Only alcoholic beverage at
LPdM ... by tbe glass, botue or pit~ber.
We Get Letters
From Mrs. Joseph H. Sugarman, New.·
port Beach: -_ ...
"I read 7our column always a'nd have
tried many o your restaurants descri~ and
TALK ABOUT A
"HOUS·E SPECIAL".
YOU WON'T IEAT THIS -ONE
ANYWHERE*!
1 U.S. AA CHOICE 1/2 L8.
' AGED TOP SIRLOIN STEAK
t INCLUDES CHOICE OF CLAM CHOW-s195
' DER OR ROQUEFORT SALAD, BAKED I
POTATO W/SOUR CREAM & CHIVES,
GARLIC TOAST.
"AND W( DON·r MEAN '"' cosr ALONE. •
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RESTAURANT
IESERYATIONS: 892-1177
EDWARDS AT :£SA HUNTINGTON I CH
TAKE SAN DIEGO FIEEW TO GOLDEN
WEST TURNE>FF • RIGHT ON BOLSA
TO EDWARDS AVENUE •
Schroeder's
A ~o"'m•f ~"" ~~.~!:~ho;~,9'ft '
... •nd Tim• to Enjoy It! · ~ ewwr .. ·, DlllMra ••• V2:...SC.
. "BEA TIPOSSIDENTES"
MAXIM?
MAGIC? -
MADNESS? L __ .,,..
JIMMY YANN 11110
lbcop0T....,
For Reservation• Talephon. 67S-o470
1281 E.t Cont Hwy. -c ........ M•
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Having moved here from Loa "'81elea in
September, I am a'Nr.ed at tbe namber ol
trand dlni011acilitie& la Newport-. t..
·--.... Balboa -. _,.,. to say, have only hit the high spotl.
Am most interuled to ... 10Q ltal1 a •
one.-man cam~ to haw -. • two frtM
veaetabllo serv , ...i~ lot --.. ant tbaC"wilt serve a 'Z:::C )Ute
witb po8cbed eus or ~ cie
Even men migbt e•t &bu~ in aw bile I --·etliredofjut"---· I lllruleft to wrtle • -collod ''GMO Salocl -.• n.r .. Xlod. ol ill'eUloc ...
Thank you lor your aood ........, and
tb1nt otermy SUUMtloiaa. I WQUJd evtn lip a petfUon." .
('lbanl: -lor _. 1ood -. Mn. Suguman .. -ud _your __ _
pauedoa to -loll-g,. area. So ••• no campaiplo(, 80 petllJllli'-.
-ONE OF ORANGE COUNTY'S
TWO GREAT RESJAuRANTS
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•LUNCHEON
•DINNER
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MARY IETH DUp
TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY • J7 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT CENTER
BETWEEN BUFFUMS AND BROADWAY
Open: Weekd1y1-Luncheon: ll·S
Dinners: 1:00-12:00
Saturdays-Luncbeoar 11J00.5:00
Dln"t_n: 1:00-ll:lt
SUndays-Dinners: f:00.12:tl
RESERVATIONS
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