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SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1968
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Can't Ban Jets at Night, Court Rules
FAA Final
Authority,
Say~ P~el
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Even if Orange County wanted,to, It
cannot ban night flights -jets ()r
otherwise -out of the County Airport.
That's one of the lessons drawn
from a court ruling Frida,Y overthrow-
iQg a Santa Monica city law against
nighttime jet takeoffs at Santa Monica
Municipal Airport.
An appellate panel of three Los
Angeles SuPerior Court judges issued
an order prohibiting officials from en-
fbrcing the Santa Monica ordinance.
The \\Tit of prohibition held that
federal authorities have pre-empted
the field of aircraft regulation.
A law similar to Santa Monica's )\'as
proposed recently by a Newport Beach
homeowners group. It was sent before
the Board of Supervisors, and b&s..r.e·
rnained in limbo since then,
"It'11 my understanding tha t once an
airport takes federal funds, it must
agree to operate the airport on a non-
discriminatory basis. Banning jet
flights would be discriminatory,'' ex-
plained Robert J. Bresnahan, Orange
County airporl direct.or.
Concerning the proposed nighttime
jet ban at Orange County Airport, he
said :
"\Ve were advised by the Federal
Aviation Agency (FAA) that it would
not .approve this type of regulation.
Everybody was standing by to 1ee
what would happen in Santa Monica,
really."
An FAA attorney in Los Angeles told
the DAU.Y PILOT the FAA has no
regulations In efiect anywhere to
regulate flig11t io order to lessen the
d:lsturbance to people below.
Ned Zartman, of the FAA region.al
olfice, said regulations can be set up
i9 the interest of safety factors. But
Qight procedures to alleviate noise and
other disturbances are canied out on
a voluntary basis.
He cited procedures at Washington
Nati onal Airport as an example.
Stores Quit Sale
Of Guns, Stock
Given to Police
COLUMBUS. ObJo (UPn -A Col·
umbus discount store chain turned
over $20,000 worth of ill"• and am.
munition to the city poUc.e depart·
ment Friday and decided to perman·
ently eliminate the &ale ol weapons
in its .tores as • re!Uit of the a11as·
aination of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy.
• Marty J. Rosen, president of J.
Marl's Family DiscOunt Centers\ aajd
he wanted to "remove the pouibltity
of supplying anyone wJth the means
to cause bodily harm,. jnadvertenttr.
or by intent, not only to our ded ·
cated P:UblJc Jeadert but to anyone
regardld;a of lia.tion in llfe."
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Poochie is an ll·month-old pup of half poodle and half chihuahua
extraction. She wants more than anything else in the world to be
a mother, ac<:,ording to her owner, Jackie Cleghorn of 216lh Eilrnra
St., Huntington Beach. And nothing could make Gulliver, the Z.
month-old kitten, happier, because Poocbie -in the grip of bet ma·
ternal hangup -has adopted Gulliver.
Daring •Trade ~
Voluntee r Hos tage Stops Escapee
CHECCJTAH, Okla. (UPI) -A cour-
ageotis prison warden traded himseU
Friday for two hostages held pt gun·
point by an escaped robber, and Ulen
talked the convict into releaslng him.
Oflicer1 said escapee Tl'lomas J.
Rogers, 25, held a poUceman and a
nurse's aide captive for more than
four hours, threatening to ldll the girl,
before warden Ray Page obtained
their freedom.
"He kept that gun on her head," said
veteran McAlester. Okla., poUcema
Ray Kirkpatrick, one of the hostaaes .. ,
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,;He wasn't hostile, but I think If they
had pressed him he might have shot
the girl."
Page talked the escapee Into releas.
Ing Marilyn Fain, 18, by oUering to
take her place as a host.age. Klrkpat-
rlck was released a 1hort Ume later.
Rogers then surrendered to Page af.
ter talking with him brlefiy and was
returned to the Oklahoma State Prison
at McAlester.
"We just visited for awhile," Page
said. "He wanted to talk to his ex·
wife, but I wouldn't let ber up there
until he let me have the sun.,,
Kennedy Cortege in Nation's Capital
By Robert J. T11lor
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Robert
Francis Kennedy comes home to the
capital he loved today.
Like his brother before him , the
slain Senator passes among cherished
national shrines along hushed streets
lined with uniformed serv1cemen and
behind, the s i 1 e n t and grieving
throngs.
Like his brother before him, he
goes to a grassy slope high on a hill
in Arlington Nation a I Cemetery
across the Potomac River in Virginia.
From Union Station near Capitol
Marines Held
After Alleged'
Robbery Spree
A stakeout in a Tustin market pald
off late Friday when two brothers -
both of them Marines -were cap-
tured following a $125 holdup in which
one fJUSpect wrestled a Policeman for
his Shotgun.
The pair are also ruspecled of rob-
bing a Costa W.esa liquor store of
$370 and a San Clemente grocery
rt.ore of $130 earlier in the evening.
Booked on suspicion. of armed rob-
bery following the Tustin holdup were
Edward R. HazeD, 21, and his brother
Jack A. Hazen, 20, whose San Cle-
mente address was not immediately
determined.
Tustin police said officers RicMrd
Kretsinger and Jerry Bennett were
staked out in the rear of a Seven·
Eleven Market at McFadden Ave·
nue and Village Way when the 10:45
p.m. stickup occured.
They said a young man entered
and pulled a revolver on clerk James
E. Moore, also holding several cu&-
tomers -at bay, including a young
housewife clutching her IO.month.old
baby.
111e hidden police offlcers said they
watched as the gunman took $125 in
cuh and then laid a trap as he fled
the small convenience market, I°"
cat.ed in a rural area.
Officer Kret.slneer said the bandit,
whom police declined to ideDUfy ex·
actly as Edward or Jack Hazen,
!ought with him In the parking lot
alter beillg ordered to halL
Cash taken In tbe holdup, alone
with the robbery weapon, were drop-
ped, accord.Ing to Officer Bennett,
who was lranUcatly rldlolng for belp
as the suspect and hit partner acuf·
lied.
Beoo<tt joined the fight and Olli·
cer11 Brent Bixler and Jack Terry
quickly arrived •nd helped subdue
(See ROBBERY, Pa•e %)
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Hill the hearse bearing his body and
the cortege oi family, friends and
dignitaries was routed the few blocks
southward to the new Senate Office
Building and under the very .window
he looked from on the Capltol.
Then wert down Constitution Ave-
nue looking toward the Washington
Monument, the Lincoln Memorial,
Arlingtori National Cemetery and
where the sun sets.
Past the Senate wing of the Capitol
where this man or wealtb spoke for
the poor and the voiceless.
Past the National Archives where
reposes the <tocument that sets forth
the belief that all men are entitled
to life, liberty and tfle pursuit of hap.
piness.
Past the Justice Department where
he served as Attorney General of
the United States.
Past the ellipse where the White
House gazes acrqss tbe avenue at
the rising monument to George Wash·
ington.
Past the Lincoln Memorial aOd the
gates or Resurrection City.
Then over Memorial Bridge, the
eternal name of President John F.
Kennedy's grave flickering ahead
(See KENNEDY, Page %)
Sirhan Arraigned, Ma y
Plead Insane as Defense
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -For the ac·
""cused assassin of Sen. Robert F. Ken-
nedy, the defense may be an insanity
plea to escape the gas chamber.
Sirhan B. Sirhan, a lumpy-faced for-
mer racetrack exercise boy, was in-
dicted for Kennedy's murder Friday.
He then made a brief, but dramatic
appearance at a jailhouse chapel ar-
raignment under super secwity mea-
sures.
Sirhan was wheeled in and out of "
the half·hour proceeding in a collaps-
able wheelchair. 'I11e swarthy Jor-
danian immigrant asked for, and was
granted a delay unW June 2.8 in for·
mally answering the charge.
. The 24-year-old defendant sat at the
foot of a marble·topped altar that
served as the judge's bench and heard
the Grand Jury lndicbnent charging
him with the murder "of Robert Fran-
cis ~ennedy, a human being."
Only newsmen who had been care·
fully ldenUfied and searched were al-
lowed into the chape_l by sherlil's depu-
ties detmnined to protect Sirban from
the fate of Lee Harv.ey Oswald, who
was shot down in a Dallaa police ga-
rage two day11 after the assasslnaUon
()f President John F. Kennedy.
Superior Cour) Judge Arthur L. Al-
arcon. at a defense request, named
two psychlatrtsts to uamine tbe de· fenolanL
•4ne docton a,re to act u agents
of the attorneys for the defense," Al·
arcon s~d .
He saJd the psychlatrl1ts were only to uslst in determining the plea. He
also stressed be w111 not maklna: a de--
clllon at this time on Sirhan'• sanlt'.
Sirhan, dre1sed In a white, open-neck
&htrt and blue prl11on trousert, stared lmpaa~ely at the 200 newsmen who
jamme the ,nlll::e1hlft courtroom. He '
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had a bandage on his left ankle, a
splint on his broken left index finger
and a bruise on the left side of his
face -all incurred in his capture sec.
onds after the assassination.
Flanked by three deputy sheriffs and
pushed by a fourth, the wheelchair was
maneuvered to three steps which Jed
to the chapel altar. Sirhan walked a
few steps to a straight-backed chair
just below the marble-topped altar,
behind· which Judge Alarcon presided.
SecW'ity precautions were so intense
that even Judge Alarcon was searched
before entering the room. Policemen,
(See SIRHAN, Page I)
POLICE 'REPORT
ALARMING STORY
NEWBURYPORT, Mass. (UPl) -
So you think you hate to get up in the
morning?
Police -who c<iuld hardly keep a
straight face -today topped any story
you could ever tell on yourself.
It seems that about wake-up Ume,
a ftanUc mother called headquarters.
Her 18-year-old daughter, she said, had
an alarm clock "trapped In her head."
When the patrol car got there, they
loWJd that the girl, on hearing the
alarm go oU, •ppatentl,-hld-11.ammed
It down on top of her bead.
Si.nee the clock bad tour aharp tongs
for tep, It stuck in her scalp.
A doctor at Anna Jacques Hospital
removed the clock and llld the only
illJury the girl sul!er.d was to hor
pride.
The police. ever a:enUemen, did not
name e atrl
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• Up, Up Go Wages
Newport Survey Shows Rise Everywhere
• Up, 1111 llld away.. • • Jy, Last year, the couocll approved ao
Tbat'1 wh1t'1 hawenln& to salaries average 5 percent boost.
_II l"lb!io tll!Plofei all over 0r..,.. -Buena Pm: c.u..,u-.,. aw. CloualJ, -, to a .a.11 117 dJlnll a I JIOI-' ~. A 7t1r _,., a H-' ~ dlJ aldeo. .JllDllar11'1er1aot WU _..,14. ~ 'l'ba' ..,..,ojl-wu eonduc:t..rl• OOll" -Qiela H-1 A ?.I peroont Jn.
-TIUh a &.9 -I pay hike ctMM II reportedif under study by
-.nendaUoo fir Newport clV councllDlen. LUI July a J.5 peroent ln· won.... now under coatlderaUon_bJ creue was approved
.....,.,men. One year ap, the councfi _ h.UerCMs EmPtoye Pl1 wu
91"V"ed a I .,......1 1Dcreue for Ille -eel 5.t percent wt Dt<emblr.
dlJ'I 'l"'"° thaa 400 employu. -VI lo October. A dtW, ln
Here 1 what the comparative survey 1 .. 1-revlalooa u.otil fall li IJl1D 'ex· sbows: _,
-Anaheim: City employe repnsen-pected.
ta.11\les .-e now negotiating for a 10 -Gardea Grt~e: Workers last y~ar
perce.nt lncrease, to be ellective'ia Ju-received a 5 percent hike; last April,
''63 March Mastermind
Leaves Poo.r Campaign
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Poor
People's·Campaign has dropped Bay-
ard Rurtin, the genius of the 1983
march on Washington.
Rustin, who quit over what the Rev .
Ralph David Abernathy called "very
minor difJerences," was replaced by
Washington Urban League director
Sterling Tucker.
Tucker was named to succed Rus-
tin, who bad offended Abernathy and
-otben by releasing laat weekend a
s~tement of goals for the Poor Peo-
ple's mircb.
The Poverty March on June 19 bad
been reganhd as the moat dramatic -
if not the clinac:Uc -public demon-
stration of the month-old Poor Peo-
"ple's March for mo~e jobs. housing
and welfare assistance. Whether it
can now succeed without the organiza-
tional genius of Rus.tin, the gray-haired"
theoretician of the civil rights move-
ment. was questionable.
Rustin, head of the A. Philip Ran-
dolph Institute in New York, organ-
ized the 1116.1 civil rights march on
Washington that drew 210,IXX> persons.
·Tucker, lltUe known outside Washing-
ton , was prai5ed by Abernathy as "no
stranger" to civil rights battles·and as
a "staunch supporter" of the Poor
People's March u coordinator .of Jts
Washington activities.
Tucker issued a statement through
his office that he had prior oblJgaUons
to consider and would not announce
a decision on whether to accept Aber-
nathy's ofier until today.
In another shakeup, march officials:
said 150 umature men" in thelr thlr-
tiea would replace the younger, exiat-
ing band of marshals who maintain
discipline and security at the camp-
site near the Lincoln Memorial.
Abernathy and Hosea Willlams, the
field director of the march. have aald
Rustin issued ll_llst of poor people'•
goals which they did not authorize.
Williams called them "a bunch of
jar.1 and foolishne11s .11
Rustin, after setting forth specific
legislative objectives ror the poo; that
were immediately endorsed by )lberal
congressmen, gave the march Jeader-
shlp until noon Friday to settle the is-
sue or he would quit He quit.
Abernathy told newsmen in Wash-
ington that Rustin's program was not
comprehensive enough for the Poor
People's March.
Hanoi's Latest Orders:
Make No Concessions
PARIS (UPI) -Instructions lrom
their leaders Jn Hanoi have ruled out
an offer of concessions hl return for
a total halt of U.S . air raids on the
north North Vietna·nH?sc sources al . ···~
the Vietnam war talks said today.
The sources said Xuan Thuy, the
-c!Mf Hanoi negotiator, will empha-
size wltb added vtgor Wednesday
that any "serious" talk ol peace can
come only after an unconditional and
-complete cessation of all U.S. 11t-
tacks on North Vietnam.
W. Avertll Harriman. the leader
of the U.S. negotiating team, was in
-New York for the funeral of Sen.
Robert F. Kennedy. with him was
his deputy, Cyrus Vance.
Since the talks began May 13,
··Harriman has repeatedly insisted
the North Vietnamese must show
some restraint on thelr part if the
Paris talks are to succeed in their
objective of toning d o w n ttle war
enough to permit the start or formal
peace negotiations.
-The Hanoi sow-ces saJd the latest
wotd from their Communist leader-
ship said they were determined . to
hold out for an American promise
to "fully and unconditionally" stop
the bomlJlng.
The •ow-ce added that they expect
the talks to last "a very long time."
Both sides appeared ready for an
extended stay in Paris waiting to
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of one another.
•larrhnan and Vance were expect-
ed to return to Paris by Monday or
Tuesday to prepare for their Wed-
nesday ericounter with the North Viet-
namese delegates.
While in the · UnJttid States they
were expected to have an opportunity
to discuss• the talks with President
Johnson and with top state depart·
ment officials.
Reagan Backs
Grape Growers
On NY Boycott
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Gov. Ron·
aid Reagan stood behind the state's
grape growers today in "their efforts
to prevent a threatened boycott of Call,
fornia table grapes by New York City
supermarkets.
Reagan Friday ordered state gov.
ernment agencles to "gather all the
facts . _ , so that steps may be tak-
en to stop" the boycott which the Cali-
fornia Grape and Tree Fruit League
says will be started Monday by the
AFL-CIO.
AFL-CIO officials were unavailable
to comment on the report.
"I deplore these tactics and am
hopeful that the chain stores will not
be intimidated by these threats,'' nea·
Ian said in a news release. He des·
\, cribed the boycott as "irresponsible
tactics." ·
In Case Typed
Brief Failed?
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Sherill's
deputies Friday apprehended a wo-
man trying to smuggle three plstob
hidden in a typewriter to a prisoner in
Cowity Ja!L
The typewriter was being delivered
to prisoner Jay Avery Bayer on a
court order because he Is acting as his
own attorney. Bayer was arrested on
a charie of petty theft.
Deputies stopped the woman, whose
Jdentity was not dJsclosed, after she
entered tho Jail lobby. Two derrlngers
and one revolwr wt.re dll«lvtred tap--
ed to a metal panel tn1Jde the rtar of
the typewriter durlnf • routlnt lmpec·
Uon of the machine.
Train Kille Toddler
LAWNDALE (AP) -Michael Witt-
rock, 2. toddled onto r&Jlroad traclts
and w" killed Friday by a Santa Fe
Rallwa, frelabl train two blocb ~m
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anotltor 2.5 perootl Mora II eipeoted
ID AufUll.
-Huatlogtoo Bead!' Nothing' II
Arm •• but indJcations are that waeea
will be hiked from 5 to 7.5 percent for
the new fllcal year. Lbst ye.at the In-
crease averaged 5 percent.
-Oranie: .Preliminary reporta
point to a proposed 9.8 percent in-
crease. It was 5 percent last Juty .
-Santa Ana: No change is expected
t1ttil ~ptembe.r. Last September a S
perce.Dt increase wu adopted.
-Oru1e Ceuty: Supervisors on
May 22 granted a 6. 7 percent incre.ase.
In June, 1967·, county employes receiv-
ed a IS.4 percent boost.
From P11t1e J
KENNEDY •..
with lhe CuaUs-Lee Mansion above
and beyond,
Up the winding way to a newly
opened grave 6Cant feet from where
hrotJ1er John aod two ol the late
President's children lie.
The arrangements made by the
Kennedy !aniily called for a simple
motorcade procession withe brief slow-
downs at the Senate Office Building
and the Justice Department, in de-
ference to Kennedy's service there.
The black-draped train bearing the
coffin was ordered split in two parts
shortly before ite: arrival in Wash-
ington.
One three-car section was proceed-
ing to Union station with the body,
Kennedy's widow, Ethel, and other
family members. The l'f:maining car&,
carrying hundreds Of friends and
dignitaries who attended the funeral
at St. Patrick's Ca,t.hedral in New
York, was arriving separately.
At 4:40 p.m. (EDT) the procession
wat to begin the :JS.minute trip to
Arlington, about !our miles distant.
A 15 -minute graveside ceremony
was arranged, witnessed by some
2,000 invited guests and televised
to the nation. Robert Kennedy's grave
waa 60 feet to the east 8.nd south of
John Kennedy.
Robert Kennedy's burial place is
near two Japanese Magnolia trees
just outside the circular walk lead-
ing to President Kennedy 's gravesite,
It is within the 31,l acres set aside
for ttie Kennedy Memorial Area, but
outside the 18-by·30 foot stonereov-
ered plot covering the President's
grave.
The proceWon and the burial was
being cllrrled live on national tele-
vision and overseas to Europe, Aus-
tralia aod. Japan via satell,i.te.
Authorities t o o k unprecedented
measures to prtvent any untoward
incidents and to handle tens of thou-
sands expected to line the route of
the procession despite a forecast of
muggy heat In the &O's and a good
chance of rain.
Inevitably, memories were revived
of the solemn state funeral or John
Fitzgerald ~ermedy on Nov. 25, 1963,
when a riderless horse wu followed
by 13 members of royal families, 16
presidents and beads of states, 38
foreign ministers, seven heads of na-
tional leglslatw-es and six defense
ministers and military chiefs.
Robert Kennedy's burial was _not
that elaborate but attendance by
most of his colleagues in the senate
and bJs rivals for the presidency and
by representatives of most of the
113 nations which maintain diplomatic
missions in Wuhlngtoo was evidenct!
or the esteem in which he was held.
in America and around the world.
It wa-s a rare departure from in-
ternational protocol for· high ranking
foreign officials to attend the funeral
of a U.S. Senator, but Kennedy, who
had covered much of the globe in
his travels, was so highly regarded
abroad that sentiment overruled pre·
cedent.
Kennedy was appointed Attorney
General by President Kennedy des-
pite his own misgivings about taking
a ranking government post in his
brother's administration. He served
until Sept. 3, 1964, when he rtslgned
to run for the Senate from New York.
Kennedy qualJfied fol' burial at Ar-
lington, now filled to capacity. by
virtue of having been a high ranking
government offic4a1 who had been
honorably discharged by the Armed
Forces. He volunteered for service a&
• seaman during World War JI.
Fired for Book,
Teacher Wins
Cash Settlement
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Robtrt
Kendall. 31, an English teacher who
cla.tmed dismissal from a private
:school in Wood1and llllls becawe of a
book he wrote, has recfilved a $2,450
settlement, It was disclosed today.
Kendall, author of "White Teacher
In a Black School," said he was f\red
by Ibo PIDecnlt Raacb School In 1'85.
lie 1ald the 1<bool cJalmed he wu fJ>.
competonl but he charpd the book
prompted the dimiiUll. The book
'tlfls based on 1 pre'Vtous ape.rlence
whlle Kendall Wll employed by the
Loi Angeles City Board of Education.
Keodall, who Uved in Woodland Hills
wtien the Superior Court complaint
WU rued, had 50Ulhl $127,250 dam-
-· but tht IChool agrted lO the compromise 1Cttleme11l •
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McCarthy Won
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BLOODIED DRIVER
Alexandre Craig
Mesa Teenager
OnlY. Scratched r
In Car Crash
~ A Cost.a Mesa girl escaped with
minor injuries Friday when her car
crashed Into another one, making a
left turn from Newport Boulevard onto
15th Street in Costa Mesa.
Alexandra B. Cr-'g, 17, 011218 Lon-
donderry Lane, was treated at Hoag
Memorial Hospital for a laceration on
the forehead and released.
Mrs. Shirley M. Wood, 39, of 1500
Irvine Ave., had just begun a left turn
jn front of the Orange Coast College
coed's norttlbound car when the
vehicles collided.
Witnesses claimed htrs. Wood , a
Tustin school district emptoye·, was
turning legally on a green arrow
signal, according to traffic policemen,
Laguna Delays
Playhouse, Art
S.chool Action
Councilmen ha"-Cnued action
on both the La:~~u11P1ayers and
Laguna Beach School of Art and
Desitn. Each is seeking a new facility.
Geoff Riker, Players board vice
ptesident,1 asked .the council Wed-
nesday for an extension until June 30
for the organization to come up will\
the nece55ary funds to cover the bid
and contingencies to construct a new
Laguna-Moulton Playhouse.
Councilmen also continued until
their next meeting the art school apr-
peal of a planning commission stand-
off on whether the school may build a
new facillty on city-owned hillside p-o.
perty above the Festival Of Arts.
The long ,pending matter was con-
tinued when councilmen received a
letter from attorney . James Leddy,
representing JX'operfy owner op-
position to school use of the ten
parcels.
Paul Stiker, representing the school,
said, "This tactic has been used about
three times; presenting something at
the meeting with no opportunity for
the council to study it or for us to
study jt."
Councilman Roy Hohn suggested at
the m,.Ung that the dty might con·
sider Qsing some approach rather than
the · variance procedure such as
dedicating the hillside property as
part of Irvine Bowl Park.
Holm indicated the council could
then consider whether the school
would be a fit use ~ the park rather
than considering It as a variance
wtllch he sa.ld disturbs hlm.
Because the variance was
technically denied at the planning
commJssion in a 2·2 vote deadlock, it
would take four council votes to ap-
prove the use as an appeal "from a
planiilng commission variance denial.
Wife in Car
Sees Husband's
Copter Death
BONNERS FERRY, Idaho (UPl)-
A helicopter crashed and burned five
miles south of here Friday, killing
the pilot, while his wife, trailing him
in a car, watched.
Killed in the crash was Lloyd A.
MacNell, 23, Provo, Utah, the only
occupant 0( the craft, according to
Boundary County Sheriff Earl Lane,
Lane said the helicopter had taken
off from the Bonners Ferry Airport
and was fiytng $0Uth following U.S.
Highwl.)' 9$.2, lt crashed on the edge
of the road.
Mr,_ MacNell was ta.ken to COm-
munl\y Ho1pital bore suffering In>
shock.
A 9P0ltesman said tht accident ba.p.
pened about 8:45 a.m. when the bell·
copter, llllder conlr1ct to the U.S.
Compiled By lbe DAILY PILOT
Orange Coast DemoCraUc vote.rs
preferred Senator Eugene J .
-McCarthy over the late Senator
~ .F. Kennedy in last Tuesday's
balloting, a clty-by-city breakdown of
coastal voting indicated today.
FOf' the Republicans, Orange Coast
residents geve State Superintendent
Max Rafierty a clear victory over in·
cum.bent U.S. Senator Thomas Kuchel
Of Anaheim.
The coastal voting breakdown show-
ed McCarthy won in every city except
the Mission hamlet of San J uan
Capistrano with its strong Mexican-
American heritage_ There, Kennedy
won 150 to 120 wit!l .all three precincts
fully counted.
Here are the highlights of voting in
major races in the unofficial clty-by-
city breakdown issued by County
Clerk William St John:
COSTA MESA: 56 of 56 precincts
reported. For presidential delega-
tions: McCarthy, 3,377; Kennedy,
2,726. Reagan, 6,543. For U.S. Senate :
Republican, Rafferty, 4,917; Kuchel,
3,671. Coastal Muni cipal W ate r
District: Donald C. Simpson , 1,482; in-
cumbent Charles V. Turner, 7M.
NEWPORT BEACH ' 42 of 48
precincts reported. For presidential
delegations: McCarthy, 1,736; Ken·
nedy, 1,057. Reagan, 7,548. For U.S.
Senate: Refferty, 5,705; Kuchel, 4,016.
Co8.ital Municipal Water District:
Dooald C. Simpson, 2,849; Charles V.
Tun:ier, 1,5'0.
LAGUNA BEACH, , 15 of I 5
pr~cincts . reported. For .pr~Sidential
delegations : McCarthy, 950 ; Kennedy,
514. Reagan, 2,416. For U.S. Senate:·
Ralf!rly, 1,832; Kuchel, 1,210.
HUNTINGTON BEACH, 82 of 82
precincts reported. For presidential
delegations: McCarthy, 5,542; Ken-
nedy, 4,786. Reagan, 8,905. For U.S.
Senate: R:8fferty, 6,876; Kuchel, 4,783.
FOUNTAIN VALLEY' 21 of 21
precincts reported. For presidential
delegations: McCarthy, 1,315; Ken-
nedy, 1,202. Reagan, 2,086. For U.S,
Senate: Raf£erty, 1,715, Kuchel, 997.
SEAL BEACH: Tl of 30 precincts
reported.. For presidential delega.
tions: Mccarthy, 1,564; Kennedy,
1,194. Reagan, 4,052. For U.S. Senate:
Rafferty, 2,965 ; Kuchel, 2,117.
WESTMINSTER: 40 of 40 precincts
reported. For presidential delegations,
McCarthy, 2,817; Kennedy, 2,694.
Reagan, 3,022. For U.S. Senate : Raf-
ferty, 2,455; Kuchel, 1,576.
SAN CLEMENTE: 16 of 18 precincts
reported, For presidential delega.
tions: McCarthy, 706; Kennedy, 578.
Reagan, 2,344 . For U.S. Senate: Raf-
ferty, 1,972; Kuchel, M9.
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, 3 of 3
precincts reported. For pl'esidential
delegations: McCarthy, 120;" Kennedy,
150. Reagan, 395. For U.S. Senate :
Rafferty, 320; Kucl!ei, 198.
In Orange County's Fifth
Supervisorial District, e m b r a c i n g
Costa Mesa , Newport Beach, Laguna
Beach and the southerly cities,
McCarthy woo over Kennedy, 10,366 to
7,m in the 199 of 209 precincts tallied
so far,
In that district, Rafferty got 23,4.11
votes to 15,m for Kuchel.
In the Second Supervisorial District,
including Huntingt.on Beach and most
of the west«n coastal county area, it
was Mccarthy 14,375 to 12,610 for Ken-
nedy.
In the same area, Rafferty out-
distanced Kuchel, 17 ,021 to 11,862.
Orange County-wide, M precincts
have yet to be counted under what is
termed ''technical difficulties ."
Reports are in from 1,087 of the c.oun-
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including a captain, had their guns
confiscated and a platoon of 16 depu-
ties ringed the courtroom.
The security precautions probably
were the strictest ever imposed in an
American court proceeding.
Four beefy deputies stood directly
behind Sirhan. Had an assassin some-
how smuggled a weapon Into the chap-
el he woWd have had to dispose of the
lawmen before getting to the accused.
The slender 5 root 3 Inch Jordanian
native said ''yea, sir," when asked if
he understood his constituUonal rights,
and "yes, 7our honor," when the jur-
ist asked I Sirhan agreed to th e tem-
porary cow1room fac lUUes.
'"No,11 Sirhan said firmly•when ask-
ed It he had £unds to retain a lawyer.
Alacorn appointed \Vilbur Littleri(!ld.
deputy pub Uc d(!fender, as chle coun·
gel for the defense.
Mourning Delays
'Top' School Rites
For.st Service and owned by Moun-As a result ti. the atsasslnation of
ta1n Wm Helicopter, Provo. Utah, Senator Robert F. Kennedy, the
'l'lent throuth tM llS.,000 volt BPA dedication of Laguna Be•ch'1 Top of
line. the World Elementary School haa been
A fortst service spokesman said rescheduled for Wednesday, June 12 at
MacNelI was returning to Sandpoint, 7 p.m. at the achool.
Idaho, headq_uartera of the Kanit.su Tbc cereiMnJes were to be held Sui:-
Natloaal 'F'orKt to which he was 11· day, now been proCtatmed a national
lllped 'Wiien Ille occident OOC\ln'ed, J. day of m-.lnf.
ty's 1,173 preclnets and a total o!
826,915 ballots have been counled .
The county total gives McCarthy,
65.427 against Kennedy's s 8, 8 9'3 .
Reagan's vote was 127,SU for hls
favorite son GOP delegation.
In the Republican U.S. Senate race,
the vote is Rafferty 102,416 against
Kuchel's 62,872.
Scorpion May .
Have Struck
Sea 'Mountain'
NORFOLK. Va. (UPI) -With me-
chanical failure virtually ruled out.
Navy investigators showed growing
conviction today that the nuclear sub-
marine Scorpion sank to the bottom of
the Atlantic after colliding with an
undersea mountain, ..
The formal court or Inquiry, enter-
ing its £otll'th day or hearings today,
heard testimony Friday affirming pre·
vio1.1s witnesses who said there were
n1inor mechanical faults in the attack
submarine's equipment but 'nothing
that jeopardized its seaworthiness.
Capt. Wallace Greene, commander
of Submarine Division 62 of which the
Scorpion was a part. swnmed up his
studv of the eight-year-old vessel's
condition with the statement Scorpion
was "fully ready for sea." when she
set out from the Azores two weeks ago
for Norfolk. _
Although the ves~el and ·!ts 99. men
are otficially classified 1'lost in lhc
-depths of the Atlantic," the search
went on for the 13th day to(,lay.
Officials said ships specially equip-
ped .for deep water. search were con-
centrating on an area south of the
Azores where ~the Scorpion was last
heard .from by radio on May 21.
The area has many underse~ moun-
tains. Witnes'ses testified earlier that
some are not accurately depi<;;ted on
the Navy charts the Scorpion Was us-
ing. making a plausible case !or the
undersea collision theory some court
members appeared to feel was the
probable explanation of the tragedy.
A note of mystery ·Was introduced
Friday when Greene told the court the
Scorpion was off courlie at the time of
its last radio transmiSsion because it
was on a secret mission. Accord.in.(!
to previous testimony, she was 'Zl
miles from her assigned position at
that time.
Arter Greene's comment, the court
went into private session.
Testimony was also taken in closer!
session on an admitted failure of an
emergency system for blowing water
out of the sub's ballast tanks,
Two Navy captains testified that, In
thetr view, the emergency ballast tank
blower system and other known me·
chanical and structure weakneues
were not serious enough to have caus·
ed the sub to sink.
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the suspected. bandit, who was des-
cribed .as big, heavy and strong.
Followup units converged on the
scene and the second suspeot. spot·
ted waiting in a car nearby, was cap·
tured by Sgt. Allen Brown, who found
a bank bag containing $500 in the
vehicle.
The Hazen brothers are also sus-
pected. of two-other armed robberies
along the Orange Coast earlier in the
evening and Costa Mesa poUce said
a wallet taken from one victim was
in their possession.
Offi~r Ted Curry said they are
suspected of pulling a $370 holdup
at the E,z In Liquor Store, 1888 Pl.a·
centia Ave., a haU-how-before the
Tustin robbery.
Clerk John L. Becker, 48, said a
young man with characteristic mili-
tary haircut sauntered in and pulled
a .38 caliber revolver, catching sev-
eral customers at the same time.
"Okay, open a paper bag and fill
it up," the victim quoted tbe gunman
as saying.
Police said Becker emptied two c~h registers and the bandit fled
after ordering witnesses to lie down
on the floor in the rear of the tiquor s1we.
Earlier, about $130 was taken in a
robbery at a Tic Toe Market at 2710
Camino Capistrano, in San Clemente,
according to police there.
Investigators said a man who match·
es the description of one o( the l·(azen
brothers entered the market and pulled
a pistol on assistant manager Herbert
M. Beck.
They sa.id he also took SS from a
customer and that a wallet taken in
one of the two holdups was found on
one of the Marines captured after the
TusUn robbery.
Olficors there bad llalted out th•
small mirtet in a fairly Isolated rural
&TU after the city WIS hlt by a llriDg
of robberlts recenUy.
"We've been racked by them," said
• Officer BWer, who helped wre1Ua one
of the Hazen brother1 into submlulon
shotUy before midnight .
Money totalling the amoUJ1t taken
In the San Clemente and COsta Mesa
holdups earlier was round in a b~
bag in tbe Hau.a brothers' car, police
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DAILY PILOT 1"1111• lly ~-1 McN1bll Jr.
Poochie is en 11-month-old pup of half poodle and ,half chihuahua
extraction. She wants more than anything else .in the world to be
a mother, according to her owner, Jackie Cleghorn of 2161h Eilmra
St., Huntington Beach.' And nothing could make Gulliver, the Z.
month-old kitten, happier, because P oochie -in the grip of her ma-
ternal hangup -has adopted Gulliver.
Cholies on Gtana
Hospital Orderly Saves
Boy Struck by His ·Car
A young hospital orderly who has
seen dozens of similar cases saved the
life of a Santa Ana boy Friday night
after striking the victim with his .car
as he rode a bicycle across a busy
street in heavy traffic.
Police said Gregory R. Krone, 7, of
13071 Deodar St., choked on a big wad
World's First
Woman Heart
Switcl1 Fails
DALLAS, Tex. (AP) -The firs'
heart to be transplanted in a woman
functioned satisfactorily for an how·
and .a half Friday night at Dallas'
Parkland Hospital before it failed
for "unknown reasons."
Mrs. Esther Matthews, a 41-year-
old Dallas Negro mother of five, died
at 9:30 p.m., four hours and 45 min-
utes after the transplant was begun
by a team of Surgeons from the Uni-
sersity of Texas' Southwestern Medi·
cal School.
The heart came from a white man,
Bobby Wayne Blocker, 26, a Euless,
Tex., used c8r dealer. who died 47
minutes before the transplant began.
Blocker married and the father of
two, had 'been injured W~esday in
a DaUas automobile accident that
killed three other young men .
Dr. \Vatl'I \Vebb, chairman of the
medical school's thoracic and cardio-
vascular surgical division, said "tech·
nically, the transplant was ~atisfac
tory with the heart restartinf and
beating satisfactorily with a normal
rhythm and blood pressure for near-
ly one and one half hours."
"The heart then progressively fail-
ed for unknown reQ40l1s. A cucliac
assist pump waa used for a short
period but all known means failed to
change the outrome," he told news-
men.
Ttu!: transplant was the world's
21st. Seven recipientl remain alive
-two In Hou.ston, Tex .. and one each
in Paris, London, South Africa. Bra-
zil and Ar&entina.
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cident and had stopped breathing.
Motorist Allan J . Coy, 24 , of 1945
Highland St., Orange, dug Ute gum
out of the victim's throat and gave
him mouth-to-mouth resuscitation ar-
ter the accident.
Investigators said Coy was driving
south on Tustin Avenue when the
Krone boy rode his _bicycle across the
street at the intersection or Santa
Clara Avenue.
Traffic had slowed or stopped to
allow ooo of the victim's friend s to
ride his bike through the intersection.
police said, and started up again just
as the Krone boy started to cross.
In vestigators said Coy slammed
on his brakes as soon as he saw the
younster. but was unable to stop be-
fore hitting him.
The Krone boy was taken to Santa
Ana Community Hospital -where
Coy is employed -and he was re-
ported in critical condition there
early today with head injuries.
Action on Boat
Seiz~Urged
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -The legls·
lature has demanded the United States
take steps to stop the setzw-e or Cali-
fornia-based tuna fistp_ng vessels by
Ecuador and Peru. .
On a 23--0 vote, the Senate Friday ap·
proved an Assembly-passed resolution
by Assemblyman Vincent Tbomas (D-
San Pedro) and E. Richard Barnes
(R·San Diego).
The resolution say1 that during the
past seven years, 57 tuna clippers
have been seized on the high seas by
the naval forces of Ecuador and Peru.
The most recent involved the clJppel'
Paramount on March ~.
UCLA Teacher Slain
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Police !den·
t.i!lcd Friday a man fouod 1trangled
three days ago a1 John Roy Crawford,
<t:J, a UCLA sociology te11cher and
district director of the county public
health socjal workers agtncy.
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SATURDAY, E 8, "1968 • TEN CENTS
Night Fligli Ban· Overruled
Santa Monica Decision \Lesson for Orange County
Even if Orange County wanted to, it
cannot ban night flights -jets or
otherwise -out of the County Airport.
That's one of the lessons drawn
from a court ruling Friday overthroW-
ing a Santa Monica city law against
nighttime jet takeoffs at Santa Monica
Municipal Airport.
An appellate panel of three Los
Angeles Superior Court judges issued
an order prohibiting officials from en-
forcing the Santa Monica ordinance.
The writ of prohibition held that
federal authorities have pre-empted
the field of aircraft regulation.
A law similar to Santa Monica's was
proposed recently by a Newport Beach
homeowners group. It was sent before
the Board of Supervisors, and has re-
mained in limbo sJnce then.
"It's my understanding that once an
airport !akes federal (unds, it must
agree to operate the airport on a non-
di9Criminatory basis, Banning jet
flights would be dlscriminatory," ex-
Rlained Robe.rt J. Bresnahan, Orange
COOnty airport director.
Concerning the proposed nighttime
jet ban at Orange County Airport, he
said:
"We were .advised by the Federal
Aviation Ageilcy (FAA) that it would
not .approve this type o( regulation.
Everybody was standing by to see
what would happen in Santa Monica,
really."
Robert Kennedy Buried
At Brother's Side
By ROBERT J. TA VLOR
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Robert
Francis Kennedy comes home to the
capital he loved today.
Like his brother before hlm, the
slain Senator passes among cherished
national shrines along hushed streets
Hned with uniformed servicemen and
behind, the s j 1 e n t and grieving
throngs.
Like his .brother before him, he
goes to a grassy slope high on a hill
in Arlington N at ion a 1 Cemetery
across the Potomac River in Virginia.
From Union Station near Capitol
' llill the hearse bearing his bOOy andthe belief that all men are entitled
the cortege or family, iriends and to life, liberty and the pursuit of hap-
dignltarles was routed the few blocks piness.
southward to the new Senate Office Past the Justice Department where
Building and under the very window he served as Attorney General of
he looked from on the Capitol. the United States.
Then west down Constitution Ave. Past the ellipse where Uie White
nue looking toward the Washington I-louse gazes across the avenue at
Monument, the Lincoln Meworial, the rising monument to George Wash-
Arlington NaUonal Cemeterf and ington.
where the sun sets. Past the Llncoln Memorial and the
Past the Senate wing o! the Capitol gates . of Resurrection Ciiy.
where this man or wealth spoke for Then over Memorial Bridge, the
the poor and the voiceless. E>ternal flame of President John F.
Past the National Archives where Kennedy's grave flickering ahead
reposes the document that sets forth (See KENNEll.Y, Page Z)
Sirhan Arraigned, May
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Orange Coast
·Holdup Spree Plead Insane as Defense
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -For the ac.
cused assassin of sen. Robert F, Ken-
nedy, the defense may be an insanity
plea to escape the gas chamber.
Sirhan B. Sirhan, a lumpy-faced for-
mer racetr.ack exercise boy, was in-
dicted for Kennedy's murder Friday.
lie then made a brief. but dramatic
appearance at a jailhouse chapel ar·
raignm~nt under super security mea-
sures.
Sirhan was wheeled In and out of
the half-hour proceeding in a coUaps·
able wheelchair. The swarthy Jor-
danian immigrant asked for, and was
granted a ~lay until June 28 in for-
mally answering the charge.
The 24-year-old defendant sat at the
foot of a marble-topped altar that
served as the judge's ben~h and heard
the Grand Jury indictment charging
him with the murder "of Robert Fran·
cis Kennedy, a human being."
Only newsmen who had been care·
rully identified and searched were al-
lowed into the chapel by sheriff's depu·
ties determined lo protect Sirhan from
the fate of Lee Harvey Oswald, who
was shot down in a Dallas police ga·
rage two days after the assassination
of President John F. Kennedy.
Superior Court Judge Arthur L. Al·
arcon, at a defense request, named
two psychiatrists to examine the de·
fendant.
"The doctors are to act as agents
of the attorneys for the defense," Al-
arcon said.
He said the psychiatrists were only
lo assist in detenninlng the plea. He
also stressed he was not making a de·
cision at this time on Si.rhan's sanity.
Sirhan, dressed in a white, open-neck
shirt and blue prison ·trousers, stared
impassively at the 200 newsmen who
jammed the makeshift courtro?m. He
Daring
had a bandage on his left ankle, a
splint on his broken left index finger
and a bruise on the left side of his
face -all incurred in hls capture sec-
onds arter the assassination.
Flanked by three deputy sheriffs and
pushed by a fourth, the wheelchair was
maneuvered to three steps which led
to the chapel altar. Sirhan walked a
few steps to a straight-ballked chair
just below the marble·topped altar,
behind which Judge Alarcon presided.
Security precautions were so intense
that even Judge Alarcon was searched
before entering the room. Policemen.
(See SffiBAN, Page !)
• POLICE REPORT
ALARMING STORY
NEWBURYPORT, Mass. (UPI) -
So you think you hate to get up in the
morning?
Police -who could hardly keep a
straight face -today topped any story
you could ever tell. on yourself.
It seems that about wake·up time,
o lrantic mother called headquarters.
lier 18-year-old daughter, she said, had
an alarm clock "trapped in her head."
When the patrol Car got there, they
found that the ~girl,· on hearing the
alarm go oft apparently had slammed
it down on top of her head.
Since the clock had four sharp tongs
for legs. It stuck in her scalp. ·
A doctor a( Anna Jacques Hospital
reJlloved the clock and said the only
injury the girl suffered was to her
pride.
The police, ever gentlemen, did not
name the girl.
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Volunteer Hostage Stops Escapee
CHECOTAH, Okla. (UPI) -A cour-
ageous prison warden traded hJmsell
Friday for two hostages held at gun.
point by an escaped robber, and then
talked the convict into releutna him.
Officers aaid escapee. Thomas J.
.Rogers, 25, held a policeman and a
nurse's aide captive Jor more than tour hoW'I, threaten1r11 to kill the girl,
before warden Ray Page obtahled
their freedom.
''He kept that gun on her head," said
veteran McAlester, O~la., P:Pl.icmlan
Ray Kirkpatrick, one o( the holtlgu.
"He wasn't hosUle, but I think II they
had pressed him be might have I.hot
the girl."
Page "'lked the escapee Into releas-
ing Marilyn Fain. 18, by oUering to
take her pla~e as a bosta1e. Kirkl)Jt-
rlct was releued a sbott Ume later.
Rogers then 1urreodered to Page af·
t.er talking with him brieny and was
returned to the Oklahoma State Prl.Jon
at McAlester.
"We Just vlaited for awhile," Page
Slid. "'He1 wanted to talk to his tx·
wife, but 'WOoJdu't Jet ..her up there
until be Jtt nae-have the 1'*'-·"
A stakeout in a Tustin market paid
off late Friday when two brothers -
bot'h of them Marines -were cap-
tured following a $125 holdup in which
one suspect wrestled a policeman for
his shotgun.
The pair are also suspected of rob-
bing a Costa Jv.esa liquor store of
$.'J70 and a San C1emente grocery
store of $130 earlier in the evening.
Booked on suspic ion of armed rob·
bery following the Tustin holdup were
Edward R. Hazen, 21, and his brother
Jack A. llazen, 20, whose San Cle-
mente address was not immediately
determined.
Tustin police said officers Richard
Kretsinger and J erry Bennett were
staked out in the rear of a Seven.
Eleven Market at McFadden Ave.
nue and Village Way when the 10:45
p.m. stickup occured.
They said a young man entered
and pulled a revolver on clerk James
E. Moore, also holding several ·cus-
tomers at bay, including a young
housewife cltJtching her lO·month-old
baby.
The hidden police officers said they
watched as the gunman took $125 in
cash and then laid a trap as he fled
the small convenience market, lo-
cated in a rural area.
Officer Kretsinger said the bandit,
whom police declined to identify ex-
actly as Edward or Jack Hazen,
fought with him in the parking lot
after being ordered to halt.
Cash' taken in t.11e holdup, along
with the robbery weapon, were drop-
ped, according to Officer Bennett,
who was frantically radioing for help
as the suspect and his partner scuf.
fled .
Bennett joined the fight and Off!.
cers Brent Bixler and Jack Terry
qulc.k1y arrived and helped subdue
(See ROBBERY, Page !)
Tough Gun Law
Sought for SF
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -On the
urging of Mayor Joseph Alioto, Su-
pervisor Robert Mendelsohn set about
droltlng a tough ell)' aun law today.
He hoped· to Rreoent the draft to
Mond.a7'1 meeting of the 1uperv1sors.
The law would make It a mi&dt-
meanor !or aQyone not to register with
Police hlr pistol, shotgun or rtOe, wbe-
.lher or not he obtalned'the weapon In San Francl1eo. ,
The 1tllltlt mlsdemoanot pena!Ues
wou~ l!O applied -m montha ln Jall,
a '500 line •nd conlilcatlon ol the weapon,caald >letldolaolm.
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An FAA attorney in Los Angeles told
the DAILY PILOT the FAA has no
regulations in effect anywhere to
regulate flight in order to lessen the
disturbance to people below.
Ned Zartman, of the FAA regional
office, said regulations can be set up
in the interest of safety factors. But
flight procedures to alleviate noise and
other disturbances are carried out on
a voluntary basis,
Cong Shell
Saigon 8th
Day in Row
SAIGON (UPI) -Viet Cong ter·
rorist shel~ Saigon today for the
eighth day jn a row. Jn.side the capt.
tal allied troops hunted down guer-
rilla snipers.
South Vietnamese military spokes·
men said six·foot-long Viet Cong roe·
kets killed at least two civilians and
wounded 12 others late Friday night
and early today.
They said l l or the 122mm rockets
exploded in Saigon's central business
district. Through the day Saigon was
hit by 25 rackets and mortar shells.
In the rubble of Saigon's Cholon
Section -hammered in a month of
house to house fig1Jting, South Viet-
namese troops Friday killed seven
snipe.rs and captured eight. They ar-
rested ·20 other persons as suspected
1Mpers.
''This place is virtually secure no\V.
There are still a fE'w snipers left but
that is about ail.'' said a U.S. ad·
viser to !he governmer.t troops, Capt.
Robert A. Reitz, 29, o! Pitts burgh,
Pa.
Jn the southern edge of Cholon
about 30 guerrillas were holding out,
according to police. •·we have them
mousetrapped," said an American
adviser to the police, Tom Baxter oC
San Leandro, Calif.
In other developments:
-U.S. 852 Stratofortresscs flew
seven raids against Viet Cong and
North Vietnamese trOO!J positions in
the Central llighlands, near the al-
lied bastion of Oak To, and just be-
low the North Vietnam border, near
the Marine fort of Khe Sanh.
-U.S. pilots hitting North Viet-
nam's Southern Panhandle supply
lines Friday struck roads, bridges.
barges, missile sites and antiaircraft
guns.
-U.S. Marines killed at least 64
Communist troops in a day long bat·
tie Friday lS miles southwest of the
northern coastal city of llol An.
Leatherneck losses included 15 men
killed and 37 wounded.
Stores Quit Sale
Of Gllll8, Stock
Given to Police
COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) -A Col·
umbus discoUnt store chain turned
over ·$20,000 worth of guns and am·
munition to the city police depart·
ment Friday and decided to perman·
ently eliminate the sale of weapons
in its stores as a result of the assas-
sination of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy.
Marty J. Rosen, president of J .
Mart's Family Discount Centers, said
he wanted to "remove the possibility
or supplying anyone with the means
to cause bodily harm, Inadvertently
or by intent, not only to our dedi·
cated pubUc leaders but to anyone.
regardless of station in life ."
111e stores' entire inventory of
!Small arms. hand guns and ammuni·
tion was givtn to the police depart·
ment.
"It Is my hope that l:hig action will
encourage public support for 1ane
legL<"'tlon banning UDr!ltrlcl<d aun
1a.les lmmedla.tely," Rosen &aid.
Warfare for Reel
MOST, Czetji05lovakl1 (UPI) -
American tankl moved again.st Ge~
man troops today in mock baUlet
fought undtr the direcUon of a U.S.
movie company 1hootlnc the _ 11r,t
Americe.o. lllm evtr made on Clecb
aoil, '"!be Bride• ol R•nllllUI."
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Up, Up -GO, Wages
Newport Survey S]iows Rise Ever,,Where
Up, up and 1way •..
That's what's N.ppe.nlng lo salaries
or public employea all over Orange
County, accordinc to a study by
Newport Beach city aide•.
The aurvey wu conducted ln con·
neetion wllh a 6.8 percent pay hl.ke
recommendation for Newport city
workers, now under consideration by
councilmen. One year ago, the council
approved a 5 percent increase for the
city's mare thtn 400 empJoyea.
Here's what the comparative survey
sbows:
-Anaheim: City emptoye represen·
tatiYes are now negotiating for a 10
percent increase, to be effective ln Ju·
ly. Lui,...., 11>1 .....u --.. average 5 percent boost. 1 -Buena Park: Councilmen are stu-
dying a 5 percent hike. A year ago, a
slm.ifar increase wa1 aP?"OVed.
-Costa Me1a: A 7.~ percent ln·
crease ls report~y under study by
councilmen. Last July a 3.5 percent In·
creaae was approved.
-Fullerton: Employe pay was
boo.sled 5.9 percent last December,
retroacUve to October. A delay in
salary revisions until fall ii again ex·
pccted.
-Garden Grove: Workers last year
received a 5 percent hike; last April,
'63 Mai-ch Mastermind
Leaves Poor Campaign
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Poor
People's Campaign has dropped Bay-
ard Rustin , the genius or the 196.1
1narch on Washington.
Rustin. who quit over what the Rev.
Ralph David Abefnathy called "very
minor dilferencea," was replaced by
\Vashlngton Urban League director
Sterling Tucker.
Tucker was named to succed Rui···
tin . who had offended Abernathy and
others by releasing last weekend a
statement of goals for the Poor Peo-
ple's march.
a ua:taunch supporter" of the Foor
People's March as coordinator of its
Washington activities.
Tucker issued a statement through
his office that he had f)rior obli gations
to consider and would not announce
a decision on whether to accept Aber-
nathy's offer until today.
Jn another shakeup, march officials
said 150 "mature men" in their thir-
ties would replace the younger, exist-
ing band of marshals who maintain
discipline and security at the camp-
site near the Lincoln Memorial.
aaa!l!• U ~ lllcn 11 upfctod In AuguJt.
-HuoUagton Beada: Nothing h
flrm , but Indications are tbat wages
wlll be hiked from 5 to 7.5 percent !or
the new fl1cal year. Last year the ln·
crease averaa:ed 5 percent.
-Orange: Preliinlnary reports
point to a proposed 9.8 percent In·
crease. It was 5 percent last July.
-Sanla Ana: No change Is expected
until September. List September a s
percent increase w1s adopted.
-Orange •County: Supervisors on
May 22 granted a 6.7 percent increase.
Jn June, 1967, county employes receiv-
ed a 6.4 percent boost.
From Page 1•·
KENNEDY ••.
wJlh the CusUs·Lee Mansion abOve
and . beyond,
Up the winding way to a newly
opened grave scant feet from where
brother John and two of the late
President's children lie.
The arrangements made by the
Kennedy fam11y called for a simple
motorcade procession with brief slow-
ilowns iat the Senate Office Building
and the Justice J>epartment, in de·
ference to Kenne<ly's service there.
The black«lraped train .bearing the
coffin was ordered spli\.f; two parts
shortly before its arrival in Wash·
ington.
One three-car section was proceed-
ing to Union Station with the body,
Kennedy's widow, Ethel, and other
family members. The remaining cars,
carrying hundreds of friends and
dignitaries who attended the funeral
at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New
York, waS arriving separalely,
The Poverty March on June 1!1 had
been re~arded as the most dramatic -
if not the cllmactic -public demon-
stration of the month-old Poor Peo-
ple's March for more jobs. housing
~nd 'welfare assistance. Whether H.
can now succeed without the os:ganiza·
uonal genius of Rustin, the gray·haJred·
theoretician of the civil rights move-
ment, was. questionable.
Abernathy and Hosea Williams, the
tield .directpr of the march, have said
Rustin issued a list of poor people's
goals which they did not authorize.
Willi8ms called them "a bunch of
jazz and foolishness."
Rustin, after setting forth specific
1€gislatlve objectives-for the poor th at
were immediately endorsed by liberal
congressmen, gave the march leader·
ship until noon Friday to settle the is-
sue or he would quit. He quit.
· At 4:40 p,m. _L&QT) Ute procession
was to begin the. 3.Hninute trip to
"Arlington, abOut four mileS distant.
Rustin, head of the A. PhiUp Ran-
dolph Institute in New York, organ-
ized the 1963 civil rights march on
Washington that drew 210,000 persons.
Tucker, Uttle known outside Washing-
ton, was praised by Abernathy as "no
stranger" to civil rights battles and as
Abernathy told newsmen in Wash·
ington that Rustin's program was not
comprehensive enough for the Poor
People's March.
Hanoi's Latest Orders:
Make No Concessions
PARIS (UPI) -lnslruction-s from
theif leaders In Hanoi have ruled out
an offer or concessions in return tor
a total halt of U.S. air raids on the
north, North Vietnamese sources al
the Vietnam war talks said today.
The sources 1aid Xuan Thuy, the
cl)ief Hanoi negotiator, will empha-
size with added vlgor Wednesday
that any "wioos" talk of peace can
come only after an unconditiOnal and
complete cessation or all U.S. at-
tacks on North Vietnam.
W. Averell Harriman. the leader
or the U.S. negotiating team, was in
Nev.· York for the funeral of Sen.
Robert F. Kennedy, with him was
his deputy, CyTUs Vance.
Since ttie talks began May 13,
Harriman has repeatedly insisted
th• North VietDamese must show
some restraint on their part if the
Parts talks are to 1ucceed in their
objectlve ·of tOllblg down tbe war
enough to permit the start of formal
peace negotiatiooe.
The Hanoi source& 1ald the latest
• word from their Communist leader·
ship aald they were determined to
hold out for an American promise
to "fully ..and unconditionally" atop
Ole bombing.
The source added that they expect
the talks to last "a very long time."
Both 1ldes .appeared ready for an
extended stay in Paris waiting to
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squeeze any concessions possible out
of one another.
I·tarriman and Vance "''ere expect·
etl to return to Paris by Monday or .
·ruesday to prepare for their \Vcd·
nesday encounter with the North Yiel·
namese delegates.
While in the United States the°1'
were expected to have an opportunity
to discuss the talks with President
Johnson and with top state depart-
ment officials.
Reagan Backs
Grape Gro,vers
On NY Boycott
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Gov. Ron·
aid Reagan stood behind the state's
grape growers today in thelr efforts
to prevent a threarened boycott of Cali-
fornia table grapes by New York City
supermarkets.
Reagan Friday ordered state gov-
ernment agencies to ''gather all the
facts ... so thaW;teps may be tak·
en to stop" the boycott which the Cali·
lornia Grape and Tree Fruit League
says will be started Monday by the
AFL-CIO.
AFL-ClO of!lclals were unavallab\c
lo comment on the report.
"l deplore these tactics and am
hopeful that the chain stores will not
be intimidated by these. threats," Rea·
gan said in a news release. He des·
cribed the boycott as "Irresponsi ble
tactics."
In Case Typed
Brief Failed?
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Sherllf's
deputies Friday apprehended a WO·
man b-ying to smuggle three pistols
hidden in a typewriter to a prisoner in
County Jail. '
The typewriter wa s being delivered
to prisoner Jay Avery Bayer on a
court order because he is scUng &f'i his
o~·n attorney. Bayer was arrested on
a charge or petty theft.
Deputies stopped the woman, whose
Identity was not disclosed, after she
entered the jail lobby. Two derrtnsers
and one revolver were dltcovered tap-
ed to a metal panel ln1ld1 the nar of
the typewriter durln( 1 r<>uUne lnspec-
Uon Ol the machine.
Train Kills Toddler
LAWNQALE CA P) -Mlchool Wiit·
rock, 2, loddled onto raUroad tracks
and wa1 killed Frtday by a Santa Fe
RlllWlY ftelfbt train two block• lrom
bll bom1.
A 15 ·minute graveside ceremorey
was arranged, wiqiessed by some
2,000 invited guests and ttlevised
to the nation. Robert Kennedy's grave
was 60 feet to the east and south of
John lCennedy.
Ro~rt Kennedy's burial pLace ls
near two Japanese Magnolia trees
just outside the circular walk lead-
ing to President Kennedy's graveslte.
It is within the 31h acres set aside
for the Kennedy Memorial Area, but
outside the i8-by·SO foot stone-cov-
ered plot covering the President's
grave. •
The procession and the burial was
being carrie« live on national tele·
vision and overseas to Europe, Aus-
tralia and Japan via satellite.
Authorities t o o k unprecedented
measures to•prevent any untoward
incidents and ta handle tens of thou-
sands expected to line the route of
the procession despite a forecast ,of
muggy heat in the 80's and a good
chance of rain.
Inevitably, memories were revived
of the solemn state funeral of John
Fitzgerald Kennedy on Nov. 25, 1963,
when a riderless · horse was followed
by 13 members of royal familie!, 16
presidents and heads of states, 38
foreign ministers, seven beads of n,a.
tional legislature.!! and six defense
ministers and military chiefs.
Robert Kennedy's' burial was not
that elaborat.e but attendance by
most of his colleagues in the senate
.ind his rivals for the presidency and
by representatives of most or the
113 nations '!'Mich maintain diplomatic
missions in Washington was evidence
of tire esteem in which he was held,
in America and around the world.
tt was a rare departure from in-
ternational protocol for high ranking
foreign officials to attend the funeral
of a U.S. Senator, but Ke nnedy, who
had covered much of the globe in
his travels, was so highly regarded
abroad that sentiment ove1Tuled pre·
cedent.
Kennedy was appointed Attorney
General by President Kennedy des-
pite his own misgivings about taking
a ranking government post in his
brother's administration. He served
until Sept. 3, 19641 when he resigned
to run for the Senate from New York.
Kennedy qualified for burial at Ar·
lington, now filled to capacity, by
virtue of having been a high ranking
government offidial who h.ad been
honorat>ly dlscharged by the Armed
Forces. He volunteered for service as
a seaman during \Vorld \Var 11.
Fired for Book,
Teacher Wins
Cash Settlement
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Robert
Kendall. 31 . an English teacher who
clain1 ed disn1issal from a private
lichool in \Voodland Hills because of a
book he wrote, has received • $2,4~
setUement, It was disclosed today.
Kendell, author of "White Teacher
Jn a Black Schoo~" uld he wa1 fired
by the Pinecrest Ranch School in 1.,.
Ht said tbi school claimed be was In-
competent, but he charged the book
prompted the dismlt.sal. The book
wa1 bated on a previous experience
while Kendall was employed by the
Los Anaeles City Board of Education.
Kendall, who lived ln Woodland Jillls
when Ule Superior Court complaint
wa1 rued, had '1ou1ht •m,250 dam-
•res, but Utt school agreed to th•
coinpromlle 1ettltmtnt.
Coast Cit11 Totals
McCarthy Won
All But Capo
ty's l ,17S precincts and a total of
326,915 ballots have been counted. Complied By the DAILY PILOT
Orange Coast Democratic voters
" preferred Senator Eu g e ~ e J .
The county totaJ gives McCarthy,
65,427 against Kennedy's !i 8 , 8 9 3.
Reagan's vote was 127 ,511 for his
favor ite son GOP delegatjon.
BLOODIED DRIVER
Alexandr• Cr1l9
Mesa Teenager
Only Scratched
In Cai· Crash
A Costa Mesa girl escaped with
minor injuries Friday when her car
crashed into another one, making a
left turn from Newport Boulevard onto
15th Street in Costa Mesa.
Alexandra B. Craig, 17, of 1218 Lon·
donderry Lahe, was treated at Hoag
Memorial Hospital for a laceration on
the forehead and released.
Mrs. Shirley M. Wood , 39, of 1500
Irvine Ave., had just begun a left turn
in front of the OranJe Coast College
coed's northbound car when the
vehicles collided.
Witnesses claimed Mrs. Wood , a
Tustin school district employe, was
to.rnlng ·1egally on a green arTOW
signal, according to traffic policemen.
Laguna Delays
Playhouse, Ai·t
School Action
Councilmen have continued action
on both the Laguna Players and
Laguna Beach School of Art and
Design. Each is seeking a new racility.
Geoff Riker, Players board vice
president, asked the council Wed-
nesday for an extension until June 30
for the organization to come up with
the necessary funds to cover the bid
and contingencies to construct a ne\Y
Laguna-Moulton Playhouse.
Councilmen also continued until
their next meeting the art school ap-
peal of a planning con1mission stand-
off on whether the school.~may build a
new facility on city-owned hillside pro-
perty.above the Feitival of Arts.
The long pending matter was con·
tinued when councilmen received a
letter from attorriey James Leddy,
representing proPefty owner op·
position to school use of the ten
parcels.
Paul Sliker, representing the school,
said, ''This tactic has been used about
three times; presenting something at
the meeting '"-'ith no opportunity (or
the ·council to study It or for us to
study It."
Councilman Roy Holm suggested at
1he meeUng that the city might COO•
sider using some approach rather than
the variance procedure such as
dedicating the hillside property as
part of Irvine Bowl Park.
Holm Indicated the council could
then consider whether the school
\vould be a fit use in the park rather
than considering it as a variance
which he said disturbs hlm.
Because the v arian ce was
technically denied at the planning
commission in a 2·2 vote deadlock, it
would take four council votes to ap-
prove the use as an appeal from a
planning commission variance denial.
Wife in Car
Sees Husband's
Copter Death
BONNERS FERRY, Idaho CUPl)-
A helicopter ere.shed and burned five
miles 1outh of here Friday, killing
the pilot, while his wile, trailing him
ln a car, watcbed.
Killed in the crash was Lloyd A.
MacNell, 23, Provo, Utah, the only
OCC\l panl of the cralt, according to
Boundary County Sheriff Earl L..lne.
Lane said the helicopter hAd taken
off from I.he Bonners 1'~erry Airport
and was Oying south following U.S.
Highway 9S..2. l t crashed on the edge
of the road.
Mrs. MacNell was taken to Com-
munity Ho1plUJ bere 1ullerlnf from
1bock.
A 'llOltmnan said 1he acddeel bap-
peotd about 8:15 a.m. wben the hell·
copter, undu contract to the U.S.
• Forest Serv1ce and owned by Moun·
taln Wert Helicopter, Provo, Ut•h,
went throuch the llS,000 volt BPA
line.
A for11t 1ervlce 1po1'esman said
MacNeU wa1 returnlna to Sandpoint,
Idaho, headquarters or the KanJ.ksu
National Forest to which he w11 ts·
tl(llld Wilen tbl ..ctdtnt occurred.
McClarthy over the late Senator
Robert F. Kennedy in last Tuesday's
balloting, a city-by-city breakdown or
COailal voting indicated today.
For the Republicans, Orange Coast
residents gave State Superintendent
Max RaUerty a clear victory over in·
cumbent U.S. Senator Thomas Kuchel.
of Anaheim.
The coaatal voting breakdown show-
ed McCarthy won In every city except
the Mission hamlet of San Juan
Capistrano with it.. strong MexJcan-
American heritage. There, Kennedy
won 150 to 120 with all three precincts
fully counted.
Here are the highlights of voting in
major races in the unofficial clty-by-
dty . breakdown Issued by County
Clerk William St John :
COSTA MESA: 56..__of 56 precincts
reported. For presidentiaJ delega.
tions: McCarthy, 3,377; Kennedy,
2,72.6. Reagan, 6,543. For U.S. senate:
Republican, Rafferty, 4;917; Kuchel,
3,671. Coastal Municipal Water
District: Doc.aid C. Simpson, 1,482 ; in·
cumbent Charles V. Turner, 764.
NEWPORT BEACH: 42 ol (11
precincts reported. For presidential
delegations: McCarthy, 1,736 ; Ken-
nedy, 1,057. Reagan, 7,548. For U.S.
Senate: Rafferty, 5,705; Kuchel, 4,016.
Coastal Municipal Wat.er Dis trict:
Donald C. Simpson, 2,849 ; Charles V.
Turner, 1,540.
LAGUNA BEACH , 15 ol 15
precincts reported. For presidential
delegations: MCCarthy, 950; Kennedy,
514. Reagan, 2,419. For U.S. Senati:
Rafferty, 1,832 ; Kuchel, 1,210.
HUNTINGTON BEACH , 82 ol 82
precincts reported. For presidential
delegations: McCarthy, 5,542 ; Ken·
nedy, 4,786. Reagan, 8,905. For U.S.
Senate: Rafferty, 6,876 ; Kuchel, 4,783.
FOUNTAIN VALLEY: 21 of 21
precincts reported. For presidential
delegations: McCarthy, 1,315 ; Ken-
nedy, 1,202. Reagan, 2,086, F or U.S.
Senate: Rafferty, 1,715, Kuchel, 997.
SEAL BEACH: "J:l of 30 precincts
reported. For presidential delega-
tions: McCarthy, 1,564: Kennedy,
1,194. Reagan, 4,052. F er U.S.'Senare:
Rafferty, 2,965; Kuchel, 2,117.
WESTMINSTER: 40 of 40 precincts
reported. For presidential delegations,
McCarthy, 2,817; Kennedy, 2,694.
Reagan, 3.022~rFor U.S. Senate: Raf-
ferty, 2,455 ; Kuchel, 1,576.
SAN CLEi\1ENTE: 16 or 18 precincts
reported. For presidential delega-
tions: McCarthy, 700; Kennedy, 578.
Reagan, 2,344. For U.S. Senate: Raf:
ferty, 1,m; Kuchel, 949.
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO: 3 of 3
precincts reported. For presidential
delegations: McCarthy, 120; Kennedy,
150. Reagan, 395. For U.S. Senate:
Rafferty, 320: Kuohel, 198.
ln Orange County's Fifth
Supervisorial District. e m b r a c i n g
Costa Mesa, Nev.1port Beach, Laguna
Beach and the southerly ctties.
McCarthy won over Kennedy. 10,366 to
7 ,937 'in the 199 or 209 precincts tallied
so lar,
In that district, Rafferty got 23,431
votes to 15,m for K~hel.
ln ttie Second Supervisorial District,
including Hunti ngton Beach and m01Jt
oC the western coastal county area, it
was McCarthy 14,375 to 12,610 for Ken·
nedy.
In the same area, Rafferty out-
dJstanced Kuchel, 17,0'l l to 11,862.
Orange County-wide , 86 precincts
have yet to be counted under what is
termed ' ' t e c h n i c a I difficulties ."
Reports are In from 1,087 of the coun~
From Page l
SIRHAN ...
Including a captain, had their guns
conflscated and a platoon of 18 depu-
ties ringed the courtroom .
The security pre<:autions probably
were the strictcest ever Imposed In an
American court proceed.i.ng.
Four beefy deputies stood direcUy
h l'hind Sirhan. Had an assassin some-
how smuggled a weapon Into the chap-
el he would ha~e had to dispose of the
lawmen before getting to the accused.
The slender s foot 3 Inch Jordanian
native said "yes, slr," when asked if
he understood his comtltuUonal r1 ghts,
and "yes, your honor," when the jur-
ist asked tt Sirhan agreed to the tern·
porary courtroom facilities.
"No," Sirhan said firmly when ask-
ed if he had funds to r:etaln a laY.ryer.
Alacorn appointed \VDbur Uttlefletd.
deputy pubUc defender, as chief coun·
set for the defensce.
Mourning Delays
'Topl School Rites
As a result o( the anusinatlon of
Senator Robert F . Kennedy, the
d!dlcatJon of L1gun1 Buch'• Top of
the World Elem,nlary School has been
rescheduled for Wedne1dlly, June 12 at
7 p.m. at the 1chool.
The ceremonle• weNi to bl held Sun-
day, now been proclaimed • national
day ol mourlllnj.
\
In the Republican U.S. Senate race,
the vote is Rafferty 102,416 against
Kuchel's 62,872.
Scorpion May
Have Struck
Sea 'Mountain'
NORFOLK, Va. (UPI) -With me·
chanical failure virtually ruled out,
Navy investigators showed growin g
conviction today that the nuclear sub-
marine Scorpion sank to the bottom of
the AUantic after colliding with an
undersea mountain .·
The formal court of lnqulry, enter-
ing its fourth day of hearings today,
heard testimony Friday affirming pre-
vious witnesses who said there were
minor mechanical faults in the attack
submarine's equipment but nothing
that jeopardized its seaworthiness.
Capt. Wallace Greene, commander
or Submarine Division 62 of which the
Scorpion was a part, summed up his
study of the eight-year-old vessel's
condition with the statement Scorpion
was "fully ready for sea" when she
set out from the Azores two·weeks ago
for Norfolk.
Although the vessel and its: 99 men
'are officially claSslfied u101t In tht•
dep~ of the · AUantic," the search
went on f<>r the 13th day today.
Officials said ships specially equir•·
ped for deep water search were con-
centrating on an area south of the
Azores where the Scorpion was last
heard from by radio on May 21.
The area has many undersea moun-
tains. Witnesses testified earlier that
some are not accurately depicted on
the Navy charts the Scorpion was us-
ing, making a plausible case for the
undersea collision theory some court
members appeared to feel was the
probable explanation of the tragedy.
A note of m ystery was introduced
Friday when Greene told the court the
Scorpion was oU course at the time of
its last radio transmission because it
was on a secret mission. According
to previous testimony, she was 'IT
miles from her as.Signed position at
that_time. ·
After Greene's comment, the court
went into private session.
Testimony was also taken in closed
session on an admitted failure of an
emergency system for blowing water
out or the sub's ballast tank s.
Two Navy captains testified that, in
their view 1 the emergency ballast tank
blower system and other known n1e·
chanical and structure weaknes!:es
\\'ere riot serious enough to have cans·
ed the sub to sink.
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I
ROBBERY ...
the suspected bandit, who was des·
cribed as big, heavy and strong.
Followup units converged on the
scene and the second suspect, spot.
ted waiting in a car neatby, was cap-
tured by Sgt. Allen Brown, wtio found
a bank bag containing $500 in the
vehicle,
The Hazen brothers are also sus-
pected of two other armed robberie~
along the Orange Coast earlier in the
evening and Costa Mesa police said
a wallet taken from one victim was·
in their possession.
Officer Ted Curry said they arc
suspected of pulling a $370 holdup
at the E-Z In Liquor Store. 1888 Pla-
centia Ave ., a half-hour before the
Tustin robbery.
Clerk John L. Becker, 48, said a
young man wlth characteristic mill·
tary haircut sauntered in and pulled
a .38 ~r revolver, catching sev·
eral cus).omers at the same time.
"OkaY. open a paper bag and fill
it up,'' the victim quoted the gunman
as saying.
Police said Becker emptied two
cash registers and the bandit fled
after ordering witnesses to lie down
on the floor in the rear or the liquor
store. .
Earlier, about $130 was taktn in a
robbery at a Tic Toe Market at 2710
Camino Capistrano, in San Clemente,
according to police there. ·
Investigators said a man who matc"-
e~ the description of one of the itazcn
brothers entered the market and pulled
u pistol on assistant manager Herbert
M. Beck.
They said he also took $8 from a
customer and that a wallet taken In
one of the two holdups was found on
one of the Marines captured after tho
'l'luUn robbery.
Officers tbtre ?iad staked out the
small market in a fairly isolated rural
area after the city wa1 hit by a string
of robberle11 recently .
"We've been racked by them," said
Officer BJ xi er, who helped WTestle one
of the Hazen brothers into 1ubmlsslon
shortly before midnight.
Money totaUing t.he amount taktin
In thti San Clemente and Costa Mesa
holdups earlier wa1 found in a bank
, bag In the Huen brothers' car, police
1ald. •
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Sun Fun Ti1ne 1--°'-;-;-c;u-_-t-'-~-N-.;.-;-h~-;1-~~-d .. -N.-w.
Here's Your Sunimer Camp Guide
More than 40 day camps, recreation programs ,and ovemigbt
camping trips are available to youngsters in the Orange Coast area
throughout the sununer months.
' Sponsored by youth organizations, churches and private organ-
izations affiliated with the American Camp Association, most offer a
wide variety of sports activities and instructions. ·
ln addition, there are several organizations offering family
camping experiences at reasonable family rates. Some camps, based
on Indian and California mission themes will -offer educational field
trips and instruction in astronomy and climbing as well as usual
summer sports. ,
Most church-sponsored. camps will be open to children of all
denominations and, among the summer activities, will include church
instruction geared to particular age levels and discussion groups led
by prominent speakers. .
Information concerning private camps not in the local area may
be addressed to the California Asc:nf"iation of Private Camps, Camp
Bureau,. 731 S. Hope SL, Los Anp Jn colunms at right are list:. ~ ams available to summer
campers in the Orange Coast area.
0r..,. Coast
Y.M.C.A.
Orange Coast
Y.M.C.A.
Orange Coast
Y.M.C.A.
Orange Coast
Y.M.C.A.
Orange Coast
Y.M.C.A.
Y.W.C.A.
Boys Club
Of America
Camp Osceola, San Ber-
nard.Loo Mountains
St<luoia -Kings Canyon
Yosemite Camp
White River, Arizona
Camp Osceola, San ber·
nardlno Mountains
TAHQUITZ Meado\vs and
San Jacinto Mountains
..
Camp Norris San Ber·
nantino Mowttains
, ' --
Stiturdly, June 8, 1968
OATES ACTIVITIES
BOYS and ilrl& fj r 1 t ATHLETICS Pro Ir am,
through lourtl> grad&.J"uly field trips and overnights
6 -Aq. 16. 9 a.m.
JULY 6 -13 Boy1 -lint HEATED Pool, .archery,
through fourth grade. crafta:, boat Ing I
overnights
JULY 'Z1 -Aug. 3 girls-SWIMMlNG, Archery, arii
lourtll Uu'O\lgh l2tb grade. and cralll, booting and
overnights
JUNE 15-22 Girls -ninth SWIMMING, Archery, arta
through l2th grade. and crafts boating and
overqlghts
JULY 'r1 -Aug. 2. Boys-
Seventb through 1 O t b
grade. ,
LABOR Day weekend Aug.
SI -Sept. 1 family
VISIT Fort Apache,
Geronlmo'.s cave, Apache
ruins and "trout fish
HEATED Pool, archery,
hiking, crafts, b o a t i n g
campfires
PRICE
$17 members
'20 non-members
$45 memberS
!50 Non-members
MS member•
$60 iion·membera
'45 members
$50 non.membera
$45 members
$50 non-members
'
$12 adults
'9.25 teens
$9.50 teens
16.50 Childr<n under 12
entire family maximum -
'5$
JULY 2-Aug. 23 in week·
ly sessions. Girls -fourth
through ninth grade ex·
cept third, 10\lrth, sixth
and seventh. sessions for
higb school girls.
under three -free
SWIMMING , Arc h er y , i:lnq'::::wrei:. -,'";!o':'r"'pnce=· ~:;:._ __
crafts, hiking and
JULY 8 • 22-Boys-age 8
to 16. Weekly sessions.
horseback riding
T\VO And Utree day hikes, $.10
swim mlng, horseback
ridiog, boating and canoe-
ing ·
Boys Club of
the Harbor Area
Camp Cedar Lake S a.n JULY 21 -28 Boys -age STRESS Nature and crafts, $35
campfire programs,
archery, overnights Last Football Pass Bernardino Moontains eight to 11
•DAILY r1LOT SI ... Plltb
Boys Club of
Huntington Beach
Girls CIU:b of
the Harbor Area
\ilrl Scout Council
Of Orange County
Girl Scout Council
of. Orange County
Girl Scout Council
of Orange COUnty
Girl Scout Council
of Orange County
Boy Scouts
Of America
Boy Scouti 9f America
Boy Scouts
Of America
Boy Scouts
Of America
BOYS Will climb three
of highest mountains in
CaUiornia.
1815 Anaheim, Costa Mesa
Peters Canyon
Newport Dunes
Hurkey Creek, Lake Hemet
Joe Scherman
Lake Hemet
Lost Valley
San Diego County
Sea Base Aquatic
Newport Beach
Camp Vorhis
Sierra Mountains
Lost Valley
~an Diego Coullty
TOUCH FOOTBALLER KENNEDY FLIPS PASS TO NEWPORT MEN 1~-~Bo~y~Scou~~t.---1 ·-~ea~m-p~M7y~lo-rd~-
Je11e Unruh (Left), Astronaut John Glenn Enjoy Action Of America Day~Camp
Boy Scout.
Of America
Boy Scouts
Of America
Boy Scouts
Of Americ-a
Campfire Girls -
Orange County Council
Campfire Girls -
Orange County Council
Campfire Girls -
Orange County Council
Catholic Youth
Organi2ation
Episcopal Diocese
Of Los Angeles
THEY PLAYED 'QUICK GAME' WITH CAMPAIGNING SENATOR
Mike Lawler (Left), Mike Beamish With Famous Football
Episcopal Diocese
Of Los Angeles
Ke1111edy's Last Play? Episcopal Diocese
Of Los Angel~s
Newport Men Flip Ball United Presbyterian
Chorch
To Busy Cai:npaigner United Presbyterian
Church
It v.'as one of those crazy things that
happoo in American politics.
But it gave two Newport Beach men
a memory they will never forget. And
it made one of them just possibly the
receiver for the last football pass ever
thrown by a famous touch football
player named Robert Kennedy.
It all started last Sunday when
Newport Beach insurance agent Mike
Lawler and a friend, electronic parts
Newport Writer
Receives Award
salesman Mike BeamJsh, also of
Newport Beach, were throwing a foot-
ball around down on the beach.
Congregational
Church
They suddenly realized that hard-.l---=~~-,---
campaigning Sen. Robert Kennedy 1'1rlhodi.st
was due to anive at Los Angeles ChlU'ch
International Airport with.in a couple l---=~~-,---
ol hours. J\.tethodist
They jumped into Lawler's car and Church
headed for the airport.
"I don't know why. but I took the
football along,'' Lawler remembered
Friday, as he was telling the story to 1---Me-thocfu~t---
the DAILY PILOT. Church
They were standing on the outside
fringe of the crowd at the airport late l---~B-apti~.81.,.----
Sunday afternoon when the senator ar· Church
rived.
SANTIAGO Park D a y
camp, Santa Ana
EL Salvador Park, Santa
Ana
PHILMONT Scout
Reservation, New Mexico
Lake Park
1-luntington Beach
Lake Park ,
Huntington Beach
Paularino Park
Oosta Mesa
Irvine Park
·Camp Stevens
San Diego County
Camp Gooden near Santa
Barbara
Jilgh Sierra
Back Pack Trip
Forest Home San Bernar·
dino Mauntains
EIOO St. Andrews Road,
Newport Beach
Pilgrim Pines
Yucaipa, California
Camp Virginia
Julian, California
Camp Lazr, W. Near San
Juan Cap strano
HJgh Sierra
Caravan Camp
Thousand Pinet, San B«·
nardino Mountains
BOYS Eight to 18 June
24-26 July ~l Aug.
5--7
GIRLS -all ages -day
camp.
JUNE 17 -21 girls age.
Seven a~ eight.
JUNE 17 -21 girls age
seven and eight.
JUNE 18 -21 girls age
nine to 11
JULY 1 -Aug. 30 10 day
sessions for girls age 10 -
17
JUNE 22 -Aug. 18 weekly
sessions for boys age 11 -
14 -
JUNE 16 -Aug. 18 weekly
sessions for boys 11 -17
JUNE 30 -Aug. 17 Weekly
sessions for boys 11 -17
JUNE 22 -Aug, 18
overnight sessions any
time for bays 10 years and
thelr fathers
JUNE 24 -28 July 1 - 5
July 8 -12 weekly
sessions for Cub Scouts
AUG . l -15 two weekly
sessions for all Scouts,
Cubs and non~couts
AUG . l -15 two weekly
sessions for all Scouts,
Cubs and non·scouts
JULY 24 -Aug. S Boys
age 11 -17
JUNE 28 -July 13 day
camp for Bluebirds from
Huntington Beach, Foun-
t ain Valley and
Westminster
JULY 15 -'rl day camp
for Campfire girls from
Huntington· Beach, Foun-
tain Valle y and
Westminster
JULY 8 -19 day camp for
Campfire g i r l s and
Bluebirds from C o s ta
Mesa and Newport Beach
JULY 8 -19 July 19 -
Aug. 2. Youngsters all
ages and all religions. Day
camp in two sessions.
JUNE 30 -Aug, 31 weekly
sessions for boys and girls
from eight to 18
JUNE 16 -July 6 weekly
sessions for boys a n d
girls age eight to 18
AUG. 18 -24 Aug. 25 -31
two weekly sessions for
the whole family
JUNE 16 -22 Boys and
glrls grades four, five and
six. June 30 -July 6 boys
and girls in Junior High
school. Aug, 25 -31
Senior High
JUNE 19 -28 boys and
gi.J:ls from Kindergarten to
third grade
JULY 8 -Aug. 12. Boys
and girls fourth grade
through High School week-
ly sessions
JULY 21 -27 July 28 -
Aug. 3 for boys and girls
grades five and six
J ULY 14 -20 Boys and
girls griades seven, eight
and nine. July 7 -13 boys
and girls gradH 10, 11 and
12
AUG. 28 -Sept 3 Boys
and girls gradM 10, 11 and
12.
AUG. 24 -30. Boys and
girls in grades 10, 11 and
12
"He came out Of the plane, walked 1---------to the front of the terminal and Baptiat Thousand Pinet, San Ber· JUNE 29 --July 6 Aug. 3 -
jumped up on a baggage cart to ad· Church 1lardlno Mountains 10. Boys and glrls tn
dress the crowd," Lawler e:11:plalned. grad.M six, seven, eight
H I K I N G , Conservation
lessions, astronomy
free to members
SPORTS Program,
and crafts
arts free to memberti
INDIAN Activities
\VATER Activities
.INDIAN Lore, badge ac-
tivities, and swimming,
archery, hUting, exploring
EXPLORING, Hiking,
archery, cooking, canoe·
ing, swimming
SWIMMING, Riflery,
archery, horseback riding,
SWIMMING , Riflery,
archery, horseback riding,
SWIMMING, Riflery,
archery, horseback riding,
SPORTS ProgNtm, two in·
door meal& and 0 n e
cookout
SWIMMING, li i king,
horseback riding, cook·
outs, archery
SWIMMING, A re her y,
horseback riding, athletiCs
Ana
$2 per year memberahip
$6
$6
fl
$3'2 per session
inquire for price
lnquire for price
inquire for price
inquire for price
-
inquire !or price
inquire for price
SWIM:MrnG A, r c her y , inquire for price
horseback riding, athletics
SWIMMING, Arch et_ Y , inquire for price
h?rsehack rlding, athletics
DRAMA, Singing, hlkes, In· inquire for price
dian and nature crafts
DRAMA, Singing, hike., In· inqUire" for price
dian and nature ere.th
DRAMA, Singing, hikes, In· inquire for price
dian and nMure crafts
CALIFORNIA Mi s s i on $27 .50 per session
days, crafts, swimmJng,
singing, field trip s ,
WORSHIP Study, recrea· $35 per tession
tion and fellowship, swim·
ming and hiking
WORSHIP Study, recrea-$35 per iession
tion, swimming, hiking,
and fellowship
WORSHIP Study, swim· $35 adults
ming, h i k i n g , and $25 senior high
fellowship $17.50 junior high
SWIMMING, Sports pro-; cnq-wr~.~ elo_r_p_r7ice=-----
g ram , Christian
fellowsh ip. Family con-
feren<:es available
inquire for price ARTS and crafts program,
Christian fellowship
SWIMMING. Hiking, Chrl&·
Uan fellowship, sports pro·
gram
$30 per session
/
SWIMMING, Arc tu r y ' $25 per session
SWIMMING, Archery, hlk· $30 per session
ing, Chriltian fellowsbJp
SWIMMING, H I It In g , f30
archery, horseback riding
DIS CUSSION Program, $35
speakers, and sports
DISCUSSION Programs $35
1peaker1, athletics
\Vesley Marx, Newport Beach res!·
dent and free Janee writer, bras won
the 1968 James D. Phelan Award in
non·fictlonel prose for his recenUy
published book. The Frail Ocean.
The award oarrles a $1 ,(Q} sUpend,
and is one of several In literature aDd
art orfered every other year for native
Californians 20 to 40 years old.
"\Vllen he finished talking I jokingly I ---~-----and nine.
arched my arm with the ball, u If I Cherokee Day Camp, 9416 El Valle, JUNE 17 -Aug. 23. Boys SWIMMING lnatruclion, weekly, daily, family rates
were going to pass the football to bJm . Day Camp Fountain Valley e.nd girls age five to 14 rield trlp1, .a.r1a and crafts, available, no minimum
"He saw me at that moment. He skating, cook -outs , enrollment
smiled and nodded at me 10 I threw l---""'s""herwood---..---0 "_ay_C_am_p_, ____ E_l _B-lan-.1 JUNE 17 -Aug. 23 Boya: SWIMMlNG Instruction, cmi,-7=nim;,:::wn=.;ctw:..o_-U_.,...,_r_•.,..IH
him the ball. He threw it rigtlt back Day camp co , Fountain Valley and girls age five to 14 · cralll, bowling, golf, field depend on age a D d
DAILY l'ILDT i
PHONE
642·9990
1142-9990
1142-9990
642·9990
642-9990
llC-9990
536-9415
646-7181
&4i-7181
&46-7181
&46-1'81
646-7181 -
546-4990
546-4990 -
546-4990
547-5964
547-ii981
547-0003
675-0210
67~10
675-0210
816-7147
&46-7147
547-1929
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1esslon
887.0100 1 econ d
tesston
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J\.1arx. 33, writes frequently for na~
Uonal mag.nines and newspapers.
Hls award Winning book deals with
ocean conservation and Ule dangers of
its exploitation. Earll er this year. he
was a member of a technical party on
a 7 ,000-mtle ocean survey cruise,
and aald: 'You ARE going to vote f« trtpi, archery, number o( cblldren
me. aren't you?" ==,,.----"I'm sure It 's the last time he ever Rough Riders Day Camp, 18596 Redwood JUNE 17 -Aug. ,23. Boys HORSEBACK RI d Ing , minimum two w,.u, price ~.am
Recently, he has become active In
the Friends of Upper Bay, a elttzens
group loterested In preserving a por•
lion of Upper Newport Bay for con·
servation purposes.
'
hand.Jed a football.,, Day Camp Circle, Fountain V•lley and gtrll age five to 12 swlmmtng, 1katln1, bowl· depends oa • and
Lawler Jater got the autograph ol Int, arts and craft 1, number of cbildren
Rater Johnson, former o 1 ym p I c O.blng, hlklni.
decathlon champion who was traveling Costa Mesa 1200 Victoria, JUNE 24 -July 26 one CRAFTS, A r c he r y , ex· f7 .50 per weH:
with Kennedy, on the football. Rec:reatlon Cotta Mesa week seulona tor boyt ploraUon hike.
t.awler may continue to play touch a11J gtrl1 age seven to 12 1
loolball, but It lan"t likely he'll Jet Huntington Buch MOST Parka open lrom ID JUNE 17 -Aug. 18. Boys ORGANIZED AcUvlty, arts 15 cent iiiiiOflilJ loe
anybody "touch" that football. Rec:reaUon a.m. to s Pt· and girls. Al• six and up .-.'Id cralta, ramea, movlOI 15 ceal movwfN
_6 ~ ~
-tot June 17
Civic c.ntor n r.Jr Drive, -
' 4' DAILY ftl.OT
Pulpit -a .. 11 . Pew.
-This Sundq member1 of
Cbrt1& L1thfr11 a.urch. 760
·Victoria St ., Costa Mesa,
,will observe the feast ol \he
J loly Trinity at both the 8: 15
".nd 11 a .m. services Sun-
.day, The Rev. LQlha.r V.
1 Tornow will bring a
' message on the theme "}.1y
'·God·and I" at both services.
·.•· Sunday acbool and.-ntb!e
·' classes will meet at 9:30
·a.m.
The 11 a.m. service will be
attended by the graduatin&
· class o{ Christ Lutheran
-Day School. Oo Thursday,
June 13, the clo&ing service
.or the school year wiU be
held at 10 a.m.
"A Superabundance of
Lile" is the tiUe of the
sermon which worshipers
will hear the Rev. James E.
Piercy preach uring the
· 8:30 and 10 :40 a.m. services
at the Flnt C llri atla•
Church. 792 Victoria St .,
C.OSta Mesa.
During the Vesper hour,
there will be a dialog.
'"What is the Pun>ose of
This Conuegation?"
'The Rev. Harold Flory,
pastor of the Newport
Harbor Seventb..day Advt:o-
tbf Cloud, Z71 Avocado
Street, Costa l\1~sa. "'iii be
the speaker for the June 15
sermon hour. His tiUe \\'ill
be "Is Seventh day Adven-
Usm essential?"
"The \Vay of Peace'' will
be the subject of Dr.
\Villiam R. Parker of tbe
University of Red I ands
when he speaks to the
Newpo rt Un.lty Ch urch
congregation meeting in the
Senior Citizens Center. 15t h
and Irvine Avenue, during
Sunday's 10 a.m. seryjce.
The minister. Rt:v, Loren D.
Flickinger, v"ho is at a con-
wntion in Lees Summit,
Mo ., wlU be beard in a uf>ect
broadcast over radio KEZV
at 8:45 a.m. speaking on the
sub.ltd: "Poised IV I th
God."
Dr. Parker y,•IU be the.
featured speaker durln&: the
\Vednesday evenJng com·
munJty song festival on the
·&Ubjtct: "Sustained by
Fallti·" -a_t-7:30-p.m.
Sunday will be '·Gradua-
tion Sunday_'_' at S t •
A n d r e w ' 1 Prt:sbyterlan
Church, 600 St. Andrew's
Road, Newport Beach.
Dr. Charles H. Dieren-
field . pastor, will preach a
sermon 'titled ''The· Long
Look!" to graduating high
school seniors who ~ttend
U1e 11 a.m. service. The
graduates a.loo are invited to
a brunch at the church
manse. 1444 Santiago Drlv,e,
at 1 p.m.
Other services will be coo-
ducted at 8 and 9::.> a.m.
Temple Beth David of
Orange County will conduct
regular Sabbath evening
ser\·lces Friday, June 14. at
the Community O:>ngrega.
tional Church, Katella and
Bloomfi.lld, Los Alamitos,
beginning at 8:15 p.m.
The Oneg Sbabbat at the
cooclusloo or the 'trvlotl
bolled by Mr. and Mr1.
'ft9bert Herman 1n honor of
!l>elr daughter 's Bar
Mitzv&b.
ll!Cii scbool.grodua,.1 will
be '4lrion1d &1 the t :IO a.m.
family · IOMco or s t •
Y(Ulrid'•· Epbcopal Qu1rcll,
.Cll•l'OI lAne &od E;llll. HUD· ~ ,Jleach; thii $u!l&y.
Eocharist will be celebrated
',ai-tbti-8...alld 11 a .m. worship
boors.
The annual parish p1cruc
will be held. in Lake Park.
beginning at noon. Grant
l\latthews \\ill be t h e
preacher tor evensong, at 7
p.m.
Dr. !\lilton Borenstein. a
pediatric neurologist, will
speak to the council of the
Prince of Peace Lutheran
Cbll{Cb, l\lesa Verde Drive
and Baker Streel, Costa
Me&a, Tuesday on th e
possibility of establishing a
class for neurologically han·
dlcapped children at the
church day school. The
meeting will begin at 7:15
p.m.
It "ill be Student Recogni·
tion Day at Jl arbor Cbrls-
(Set PlJLPlT, Page 5)
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WESTMINSTER VISIT
Bishop Gooden
Visit Slated
By Bishop
Tbe Episcopal Church of
St. Edward the Confessor,
Hazard Avenue ,
Westminster, will be visited
Sunday by the Rt. Rev.
Robert B. Gooden, retired
Su!Iragan Bishop of Los
Angeles. At a 10:30 a.m.1
service over 20 new
members \\•ill be pr'esented
lo Bishop Gooden for con·
firmation.
Bis hop Gooden, who Is 93,
Is the oldest bishop in the
Episcopal. Church.
Seminary Graduates Turn
•
To 'Specialized Ministries'
. Bf LOUIS (:AS.<t:J.S
Uallell Prt11 hlmladoul
Once upon 11 time, not so
many years afo, you coWd.
.£Ssume wit.ti little ri.lt of er-
ror that a younc man
graduating from a
theological seminary would
enter upon a m.inlsterlal
career as pastor or assls·
tant pastor of a con·
gregation.
That assumption is no
longer valid. SW'Vey1 in-
dicate only a liUle more
than half of tbe men
graduating from seminaries
this month will go into the
pastoral mlnlstry.
THE REST will go into
the so-c.alled "specialized
m.inisbies" which h a v e
great appeal to y· o u n g
clergymen who te;ar their
vocation to Chrlstian service
may be frustrated or stifled
in the confining atmosphere
of the institutional church.
The •t 'e"T•.m -i"speciall.!.ed
ministry" has tr.aditionally
been applied to teaching
posts and chaplaincies. Jn
recent years, it has been ex-
panded to include social
work; journalism; roving
miniatries to c o 11 e g e
1tud..U, hippies, night club
workers and others rattly
reached b y ~nventional
church programs: a n d
leadership of variou.a kindS
o£ protest movements.
Seminarians and newly
ordained clergymen are at.
tracted. to specialized
mbiistrles. ln many cases
becau.tt: they ,-ant to "be
where tbe action la." 'nl:ey
want to feel • that what
they '~ do1ng ls "relevant"
to the real humart needs and
concenw of contemporary
society.
THUS THE TREK into
specialized ministries is Im·
plicitly a judgment on local
church life. •
What these young
ministers are saying, in ef·
feet, Js that they believe
there are more important
thnigs for a dedicated Chris·
ti.an to do than struggle with
the problems of inlitltutlonal
housekeeping which con-
stitute so large a part of the
typical pastor's job.
D r. Roger L .
Frederickson, a B a p t i s t
pastor 1n Soux Falls, S. D.,
says youn1 men are not at~
tracted to conaregational
work because they are
repelled by "tbo pttty QUiil"
nll, hurl feelhlg• o r
member1, .. coiy club at·
mosphere; 4ad Abe uactuous
insplritlonlll moetlngs that
oharacterl!e much cburch
Ule." · ' ·
ANGLICAN BISHOP John
A. T. Rob1D50n, author or
"Honest to God," writes in
the current issue of Uie
Christian Century that the
growng leodency or deeply
committed Otrlstians t o
seek areas or service
oustide the church reflects a
•·conviction that the battle
with t he organizational
church is not the one most
worttl fighting."
All ol this should be
prayerfully pondered by lay
church members, for it sug.
g<sts that unleslJ l h e y
change some of their
attitudes and expectations,
Ibey will find fore and
more of their pulpits going
empty. or being filled with
second-rate talent.
But seminarians an d
young ministers might also
do a bit of prayerful pon-
dering about the possibilities
(Set CASSELS, Pare 5)
ORANGE · C-OAST CHURCH DIRECTORY
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FAIRVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH (A.l.C.) .f
,..,., ....... _, '* or... C.M.
1:30 & IO:SS A.M. . WORS!ilP SERVICE
t i• A.M. SUNDAY CHURCH SCHOOL. •1• , .... /w, Ml & Sr. JU '-"" TWiii ,........, al!IM stlldr wee. 1:•. 1:11 ,JA. . -~· ~~~~M~·~-~·~-~·~-~~·-~·~·""~-~-~·~-~~~·~<~-~-~M~ .... ~lt~~~~~I
·HARBOR TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH
1231 hhr St. mt hltrifow, Cnta Mew
Jdl'f FOGLTANCI, Pintor
Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
Baptist Tra.1n1ng UnJon 6 p.m. Evening iervice 7 p.m.
Wednesday Bible Study & Prayer ........... 7:00 p.m. ,
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CHRISTIAN . SCIENCE
CHURCHES
llANCHIS o• THll MOTH1•· CHUICH
THI FlllT CHURCH OP CHlllT, ICllNTIST
IN IOITON, MASIACHUlml
Subject of Lesson -June !)
''God Thi Only C1use And Cre1tor''
Corona dtl Mar-Sec"ond Church of Newport !etch
Coro11• •I M• Sclleel
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11 THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Welcome1 You.
ST. JAMES, J2ff Vie LWo, NOwp9rt ....
klMky s.nlnl -7:JO, ltOO~ 11 :ff
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Newport H1rbor
Luthoron Church
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Lutheran Church
of the Misier
2900 Paclllc View Dr. CORONA DEL llfAR
OR. WILLIAM II._ ILLIR
Phone Oii N022
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Pacific View Dr. at Marguerite, Corona del Mar at all servlcei . I -Scheel
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FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH
11713 Graham St., Huntln9ton 81 .. ch
(Acrost trom Mudowl•rk Golf CourM)
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UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH
1252 S. I . PAUIADn RD.
SANTA ANA HEIGHTS I
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Huntington B•tch-Flr1t Churcf'I
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All are cordially invited to attend the church servJce1
and enjoy the privileges of the Reading Rooms
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IAPTIST CHURCH
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UNITARIAN
UNIVERSALIST •
· CHURCH OF CHRIST
217 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA
1nw11N HARIOI •11111 PAllYJIW
SU NOAY MORNING 111LE STUDY ................ t :45 AM
SU NDAY MORN ING WORSHIP I COMMUNION • , 10:4S AM
SUNDAY EVENING WORSHIP •••...•.. , •••.••. , • 6:00 P.M.
WEDNE:SDAY EVlNING lllLI STUDY , .•. , , ....... 7:10 PM
NUISllY CAii PIOYIOID
0111r10 O. M.yflo/111 D. G. Hwnt
Mbllttir ...... lett M~tmt
·Phone: S41·S711 Day or Night FIRST CHRl~TIAN
CHURCH
M•in & Ad•m• Streets
Huntington leach
Ii 125• Vlctorl1 St., Co1!1 M11• CHURCH 11~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~11 ,I! 1o~~l'ICI~~. 64M652
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out vroup1 , ••• l :OO M h 11 h
l\l•ning w:;.:;: .. 1;00 PM Ba a' u' a Yl!libleh ~~hool , •• ,,,9:10 p 1 PROCLAIM ;1'• ~ ~ IW,·
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, The Pl.iin of God
he Person of Chrl1I
GO AHEAD! The Power of lhe Holy Splril II
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HUNTINClTON llACH
-CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE First Auambly of God Church 420 10th St.; Huntington Baach' .
146 E. 22nd St., Costa Mesa . 54l-3T6I 11 Sund•y Mornlnn Servic11 ind Youth Churctt-~I AM M. C. Cronic, P1stor 1 1'
Aaron Gillm•n, Auoci1le-Sh•ril P•vli111 , Ch.Ir D1rect1r 11 Wedn11d1y Even in g Study Group--7:30 PM
S111doySchffl-t:JO•·•·-c1 ..... ,....e1.... ' lrHlf r.to, Ml11hter ,.. .. 1 11i..11 .11
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Y•••h 1•11•-5:45 P·111• -Jim G~. PNIWnt A Cordial W1lcom1 from Rnh1ol 'Timo S«Ylc. - 7 p.& .,.~ ...... ::.:;::::~~!;..::.:... •. ,,..,... THE METHODIST CHURCH
Visitors Welcoms-Nur1ery Attend1nt
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I G11ange-/ :Jempl
"ASSEMBLY OF GOD"
I 010 Pnlorl11et. Cost• Motci
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Glad Tidings Assembly of God
FIJ'teenth & f\Ionrovia, Newport Beach
l1ID•1 l111nlll
COMMUNITY
MHHODIST CHURCH
111 A••*• •7S00910
Wer1hlp1 91JO l 11 AM
aturch School •• , ,,1JO AM
CoWt Me1 1
FIRST
METHODIST CHURCH
19th 5f I H1rbor l l"d·
Won~ip I Church School
t :JO I 11 AM
541-77!7
Cod• M11• North
MESA VERDE
MITHODIST CHURCH
Mei• Vtrd• I fl1k1r St.
549.2719
Worship I Church School
9100 I I01lO AM
Huntln1ton l!le1chc
'1RST
MHHODIST CHURCH
2711 11th Sf ••••• SJ •·JIJ7
Wor1hlp I Church School
t 1J\I II AM
HYnfln1to11 l11ch-North
COMMUNITY
MITHODIST CHURCH •••2 Hell Awf,, ,142-44•1
Werih1p I Chvrch Scheol
9 & I01JO AM
lrwln-a11t lh1ff
UNIVHSITY
METHODIST CHURCH
Worship .••• l :lO AM
IJJ.12ll
M••flng t1mpor1rlly 111
St. Mir~ Pr11bylerl111
Church
E•1tbfulf Dr. a
J1mb1r•• Rd, -------l1gun• l•1ch
LACOUNA lilACH
MiTHODIST CHURCH
21•12 We1ley Dr in
So. legwfl•
Worthip 11 AM
Church School 9:45 AM
499.JOll
N•wporf l1e1h
CHRIST CHURCH
IY THI SIA
1400 W. l1ID01 I J,4.
•7J.JIOI
Worihlp 9:]0 .. r I AM
Church 51heel 91JO AM
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
of the Coastal Areas
Christ Church Prtsbvtarlan
1111.1 M.,11911• IN._Aff•I H1fltf11f;°o~-IMcll
GILllRT W. AWN, PASTOl Tllili """4 rt.. 2:111 Att.nteeft Serrk. et
CALVARY CHAPEL ................
\'t'!!d,,,.1<by B•ble S!l,nJr
•'Ill Prartr 1 l'M
Nu"4!ry durJn1 1trwlttt
A full Youth f'rogr1m
Crn. of Oren1e •nd llrd. 5t,
Cotl.1 Mtu
COMMUNITY -W•"'"' f~I AM~ ......... , 1110 A.M, Offko J1 I 1'4 tt. l'tloH: SIH1 ff
NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHU~CH
.. I Cllff Orl'IO, N...,....I e11dl I r111or it l. Jone; l•CA M!11 •
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Chµrch Due
To Relky
Corner Stone
The corner stone from the
old church at 11th and
Orange , Hu ntington Beach,
wiU be re·laid near the site
for . the new sanctuary. by
members of the F i r ~ t
United Methodist Church.
2721 17th St., Huntington
Beach, Sunday.
Contents of the steel box
taken from the corner stone
wfll be read and displayed.
Church school classes will
participate in the ceremony.
set for l l a.m. T he Angel
Choir will sing.
Anotlier service v.•ill be
held at. 9 :30 a.m. The Rev.
R. G. Ru~sell Shaw will
preach on the top i c
"Wa yside Altars" at both
services worship hour s.
A coffee hour will be held
bet"'een services.
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DEATH NOTICES
PROF ANT
Lcrrtlr>e E. Prcf•nt. lU E Ern~rscn, c~~IA Vla\f. 011e DI de•"" Jun~ '· $tlrVlved bv nu5~nd. Aodrew; da~D"·
1tr. snaror> Ferr: 1or1. G1f't; 11uer1.
Madcrle Konl~cc; Oorl• Ander1on1
1...i 8ever1v A:vnt!f: brolhtr~. t.erOY,
li~rvtv ind Mel Nor.,11>1 ; 01ren ...
Mtlvln 1..d t.~P Nor.,1hl, Se,...Jce.s,
M""d•Y· 10:30 AM. Peek Famllv Col.
onlet Fvne••I liomt,
COWLEY
Colonel A.tehlbclld Delo• Cowlev, U,S.
Army, Retiree!. 500 Emer1kl 81v, t.1·
911n1 lle1c1>. Oatt of "'''"· J\11\0 1, Survived bv wile. M1bel M. Cowley,
ol •1>1 hlllllt• two c11uthter1, Mn.
James Loomt. S•n Ju1n C1pl1tr1no.
1...i Mrs. Obie C. Forties. of l1011n&
Beach. Sfrvlcts will be htlcl MDf1dav.
1 PM, 11> lht Ch111el 1t Pac!Uc View,
wilh Or. Albert li!erPt olfleia!lno. E1>-
1ombment 1 n d milltarv .ervice1.
M1uscleum nl ti>~ P1clflt. P1cl!k
View Memcrl1l Park. P1c!llc View
Morl111ry. dlrec!oro.
D'ALESSIO
M1rl1 D'A.lea.lo. 1261 Colg11e Orlve,
Cost1 Mt••· Age 80; c1111 of <feifh,
June 7. Survived bv two '""'' Albert c. O'Al1!sslo. Cost• Me11, aJ'ld Or.
J"5ePI> A. D'Ale••lo. liUnJln91"" H1r-
bour; Three daughlen. Mrs, Helen
Runo lfl<I Mrs. Edllh Perrotl, Brook·
!vn. 1nd Mrs. Cvnthll M•her, Cosl•
Mesa; •Isler., !"<rs. Anna ~•tone, 5•n Ft rnando; nlM er1ndchlldren 1nC' !our
o<ea!.g.,ndchll!lren. Roury, Sundav, I
PM; Re<l'IJlem M1.,i, Monday, ~ AM,
bolh 11 s1. Joecnlms c111101k cnurcl>.
ln!Hment. Good She~rcl Ceme!erv.
Familv rtque•l• tho•ie wl•hlng 10 meke
COJl!rlbutlon• olta•e CDf1trlbu1• 10 !he
A....,erOCa" C1n<oer Se<:lelY. f! A It!
Morl\i1rv, 11~1 Superior, Co111 Me11,
Directors.
MANRING
llu1n EsTll•r Manring. 1101 W. B•ll!oe
BIYd .. NewPOrt fleacn. Ag-. n. 011e of
"eatfi, Juno 1. Sur~lv~ by cl1119111er.
Mn. Marv W19ner; brotner. Or. E1rl
W, Nve, McK inney. Te~as; 1ls1er. M".
ll:ubv Hon. Escondido: and two erc0nd·
enlldren. Famllv suggests T!\ose wish•
Ing lo ...,•ke memorial con!rib\lllon~,
ole1.<.I! donate to t~ Amtrlc•n Cancer
Sotietv, Ser111ce1, Mondav. !Q:l~ AM.
WeS!cllt! Chao•I. lnt~rmrnl , Seo!!I•,
Wa1nino!on. we1tcllf! C~1oe1 Mortu·
1rv. ~"·~1188. Olrec!oro.
BALTZ MORTUARIES
Corona del l\1ar OR 3-9450
Costa Mesa Ml 6-2424
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway. Costa i\1csa
LI 8-3433
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
Cemetery e Mortuary
Chapel
3500 Paclflc View Drive
New port Beach, California
644-2700
PEEK FAMI LY
COLONIAL FUNERAL
HOME
7801 Bo Isa Ave.
Westmln1ter 893·:1525
SMITil'S MORTU ARY
6Z'7 Main St.
Huntington Beach
LE 6-<1539
WESTcLIFF MORTUARY
427 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa
646-<888
WES'i'MINSTER
MEMORIAL PARK
l\1oriuary & Cemetery
Chapels
14801 Beach, WeRhntn1ter
531.11zs • m .1421
BRIGHT
The DAILY PILOT 'fll•k•• lte
11ew1 cov•r•9• ll9ht, titht •IMI
litright. R•ecl yoi.rt hom1t•w•
editlo11 deily •11cl •ni•Y the
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PULPIT AN D PEW • • •
(Conth1ued ),.rom Page 4)
Uan Church, (Diaciples of
Christ) Sunday when Dr. 0 .
W, Mc.Elroy will preach on
the subject. "Tile Choice is
Always Ours." Members o(
the Cb r i s t I a n Youth
Fellowship will lead tht
worship services.
The congregation meets
each Sunday at Harper
E lementary School. 425 E.
18th St., Costa Mesa. Church
school meets at 9:45, follow-
ed by worship and com·
munion at 10:45.
"Will the Real Mr. Chris-
tian Please Stand llp?" will
be the title of Dr . Morris C.
Robinson's .talk Sunday dur-
ing the lQ a.m. service al St.
l\1ark Presbyterian Church,
Eastbluff Drive and Jam-
boree, Newport B e a c h .
Communion will be served.
The Rev. David Beals will
preach in the absence of ihe
Rev. Melvin V .Taylor. who
is attending the national
convention of Am er i c a n
Baptists, at Fairview Bap·
tlst Church. 2525 Fairview
Road, Costa Mesa, this Sun-
day. He will conduct the
8:30 and 10:55 a. m.
services.
Dr. Philip G. Murray has
chosen the title "Though He
Slay Me''·for his sermon at
Sunday's 10 a .m. service of
Corona del Me r Community
Church Congregational. 611
Heliotrope Ave. Church
school is sche~uled for 10
a.m.
-Eucharist will be ,
celebrated 'at 7:30 and 9 ~
a.m. services Sunday at St.
J ames EplscopaJ Church.
3209 Via Lido. Newport
Beach, Sunday. Morning
prayer is scheduled for 11
a.m.
ThP. F i r s t U n i t e d
~1etbodlsl Church, 420 W.
19 St., Costa Mesa, will hold
duplicate services at. 9:30
and 11 a .m. Sunday with the
Rev. Richard J. DunJap
preaching. The choirs will
sing at both services.
A supervised n u r s e r y
and church school
classes will be held at 9:30
and II a.m . The youth
fellowship meetings w i 11
begin at 6:30 p.m.
Services will be conducted
at Ule Mesa V e rd e
Methodlst Church, J 7 O 1
Baker St .. Costa Mesa. at 9
and 10:30 a.m. Sunday.
"The Sound of Music·· will
be the Rev. Richmond C.
Johnsoo's topic.
Dr. ~'il'iJ.m r:.. EUer's
message for Trinity Sunday
will be "God the Beginning
and End·· and will be given
ail ttle 8:45 and 11 a .m .
worship hours at t h e
Lutheran Church of the
/\taster , 2900 Pacific View
Drive. r)fQna· de! Mar.
The young adult group will
meet. at the pars·onage at
6:30 tonight.
··neierminingOur
Priorities" will be Ille sub·
ject of the Rev. Roger T.
Walke's sermon at the 10 :30
1.1.m. service Sunday of the
Costa Mesa U ni ta r i an
Unlversallst Church.
€pl11cnp&I Church,
Beach, Sunday.
Laguna of four girl singers wlU
present conceru at the 7
and 9 p.m. services. The annual ob!ie.rvance of
Voutb Sunday also will be
featured by the prcs-enlatlon
of attendance awards to
Sunday school p up i Is ,
teacher recognition a n d
awards to the out3tandinJ!;
member of the youth choir
and of the Acolytes' Guild.
Ann Shattuck, president of
the , Episcopal Y o u n g
Churchmen, will give an aj-
dress in place of the: usual
sermon by the Rev . John JI.
Hauser, rector. Taking part
in the service will be Tim
1.Jllom. John aiamberlin,
f\1arsha Hinwood, Lu c y
Boyd, John Brown and
Brian Wainwright.
Dr. !\~ark L. Koehler.
president of \V h i t w or t h
College in Spokane. \Vash ..
will be the pulpit guest at
the Co mmun ity
Presbyterian Church o f
Lagun a Beach, 415 F'orest
Ave .. at the 9:30 and ll a.n1.
services Sunday.
Before accepting the a p-
pointment to the northwest
college, Dr. Koehler wa s
pastor of !ht> F i r s l
Presbyteran Church of
Yakin1a. Wa shington wht're
the Reverend Hap Brahams,
a former Lagunan, is now
the minister.
111e Chantes Trio, three
1?irl singers. will present
concerts ai I.he 10:4!'i a .p'L
and 6 p.m. services Sunday
of tbe Flrsl C h r I s l I a n
Church. L e g i o n and
Catalina, Laguna Beach.
The Rev. Bruce Cushng will
speak on "'T'his Is the Life"
at the morning service.
The church w1lf host a
"Big Youth Fun-0-Ra"ma'"
in ~he American Legion Hall
from 3:30 to 5:45 p.m.
A 1pecial cl\ildren's day
program tltled "Hi& Action
Speaks" wi.ll be presented
by members and leaders of
the Sunday school of the
Flr1t 8aptl1t qtiure.b of
!funtiai ton. 8,each this Sun-
day aj 1 . p.m ... .at _the
Downtown Chapel. Mr. 3nd
~rs. Wll!Jam Gar I a n d ,
sttperintendents, will be iA
charge of the program.
At the Sunday tYiorning
services, 9:30 a.m . at Peek
Chapel, 780l Bolsa Ave .,
Westminster, and II a.m. at
I.he Downtown Ohapei, Sixth
and O r a n g e , Huntington
Beach. Pastor Willis J. Loar
will sreak on the subject
"F'o\low Me ."
"God the Only Cause and
Creator" is the subject .of
the lesson-sermon to be read
in all Orang~ Coun ty Chris·
tian Science churches this
Sunjay. .
The golden text. wh ich
slates the then1e of the
lesson, is from Isaiah:
"Lord, thou wilt _ordain
peace for us : for thou also
hast wrought all ou r works
in us ."
The 1968 waduating class
from "Science of Mind"
classes. Lagun • 8 ea c b
Church of Religiou11 Science.
20062 Laguna Canyon Road,
wi ll be honored at the bac-
calaureate service Sunday,
at the 11 a.m. worship hour.
The address by Dr. Henry
Gerhard will be on the sub·
ject "The Things Thou Hast
Learned."
At the 9 a.m. service Sun-
... day, Dr. Gerhard's sermon
. "J'he Rev. ·Ivan Benner of topic-will be "The Way of
Laguna llills will be raised Mental Health."
to the honorary degree of
monsignor during the 11
a.m. eucharist celebration
at St. Francis Chapel, 4:10
Park Ave., Laguna Beach,
Sunday.
Larry Chapman and Ken-
ton Shull. botth of Lakewood,
will be raised to deacons.
Jere Llen to doorkeeper and
John Shull to reader.
The Rev. Roger G.
Betsworth will preach a
sermon on "Abr aham" at
the 9 and 10 :30 a.m.
services Sunday at the Com-
munity Methodist Church,
6662 .Hell Ave., Hu ntington
Beach. Church school and
nursery are available at
both hours.
Trinity Sunday will be
observed at St. .John the
Olvlne Episcopal ·Church,
204.3 Orange Ave., Costa
Mesa,· with Ctlmmunion at
both the 7:30 and 9:30 a.m.
services. The topic of the
Rev. John W. Donaldson's
.~ermon will be ; ' Th e
Si,gn·ificance of the Trinity."
Sunday school will begin
at 9:30 a .m.
The Sunshine Singers. a
gospel music group, will ap-
pear at Glad TI d I n g 1
Assembly of God Church.
15th and Monrovia. Newport
Beach, Sunday. The group
Unitarians
P ick Office rs
Stanley Byron has been
appointed chairman of 1he,_
hoard of th·e Unitarian ·
Universalist Fellowship of
Laguna Beach.
Other new board officers
are Peter Marti n, vice
chairman : Thomas Conroy,
treasurer: Winifred Palmer,
s e c re tar y : and .Jan
Doe m e l t , corresponding
secretary.
New board m e m be r s
elected were M u r r a y
ThreOOgill and Allan Chris-
tiansen with allernate mem·
bers James S w e e n e y ,
Thomas L y st e r , .Jan
Doemelt and Martha Avery.
John Forkner. C l a ir e
Wainwright and Winifred
Palmer were re-elected to
the bot.rd. The terms of
Thomas Conroy. Peter
Martin, Robert Mason an.:i
Stan,ley Byron continue.
Block Party
Fetes Prof
He will also report on the CASSEL·S seventh annual G e n e r a 1 • • •
A blockbuster of a block
party awaits an Orange
Coast C o I I e g e instruclor
returning J une 10 fro m one
semester of Hawaii's com·
munity college program.
A s~mbly of th .... l Jnit1rian
U n i versali~1 Ass ociation
held in Clevetand recently.
and will discu ss the probl~m
of priorities for the Costa
Mesa church.
Plans for dedication of a
building to underprivileged
childrefl will be among the
topics to be conside:-ed al a
meeting of the Unitarian
Unlversalist Fellowship of
Laguna Beach Sunday in the
Art Associat.ion Gallery.
Qiff Drive an-J North Coast
Highway, al 10:30 am
Pastor Henry E. .Jones
will brlng a message on
"1'he Christian and Today"
at the 9 and 10:30 am
servlces Sunrlay at Central
Bible Church, 23rd and
Orange, Costa Mesa.
Mr. and Mrs. Eber
HazeHon will show slides
and explain the work ol
.John and Dorothy Davi~.
missionaries with Overseas
M I s s i onary Fellowship,
Laos, at the 7 p.m. service.
Members of the. high
~chOOI' lellowihip wlll CO'!\•
dua·· the 9:15 and 11 a.m.
~ervoes at St , M a r y ' 1
(Conllnued l.-ro m Page· 4)
of the pastoral ministry. In
particular. they need to
reappraise the f a c i I e
assumption that leadership
of a while suburban con·
gregation is "irrelevant" to
the struggle for peace and
justice in a sick world.
F'ricnds and neii?hbors of
Henry Panian, 4'.lfi
SwarthmorP Lane. w i 1 1
surprise the retur n inJl
educator be;?inning al 4::l0
p.m .. according to Mr. and
Mrs. Lauri Suikki.
A contingent inc ludin~
Asst. City Atty. Robert. M.
Humphreys and others from
throughout Costa Mesa will
be ready to welcome the
history teacher back from
the Kona Coast lo the
Orange Coast.
Panian has been Invo lved
in an e.xc hange teachin g
program for Hawaii's new
com munity colleges.
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SILVER JUBILEE
Fr. Thomes W. Schn eide r
Ma ss Set
To Honor
HB Pa.stor
The silver jubilee o{
Father Thoma s M .
Schneider, OFM , \\1ill be
observed with a ron-
ce\ebrated mass at 5:30
p.m. Sunday, June' 16. at St.
Francis Church, Magnolia
.<\venue. Huntington Reach.
A native Pennsylvanian,
Father Thomas was
ordained on ,June 5. 1943 at
Old Mission. Santa Barbara,
He served at St. Joseph 's
Church in Los Angeles-as
assistant pastor and youth
worker and Was pastor of
St. Mark's Church 1 n
Phoenix. Arizona.
For seven years he was
spiritual director, teacher
and hospital chaplai1:1 at St.
Anthonys SeminaTy in Santa
Barbara. At Old · Mission,
Santa Barbara. he served as
lcctor or pa9loral theology
and in Portland, Oregon, he
was pastor of St. Clare's
·Church.
He joined SS. Simon and
Jude Parish in Hun tington
Beach in 1967 and serves a.•
assistant pastor there.
Ttie Women's guild of SS
Simon and Jude Parish will
host a reception for Father
Thomas in St. Francis
Parish Hall immediately
following the mass.
Conven tio n
On Sunday
Sc hools Set
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S.ltUtdlY.r. Junt 8, 1%8 ,DAILY PILOT §,_
Boroseope
• Cancer: Jo yful T rip Due
By SYDNEY OM.ARR whl'lre property affair5 are
concerned. You are able to
"The wise ' man controls obtain greater value for ef-
hls destil\Y ••• AstrolOiY forts, money. A project Js
2Qinls the way.'' due to be culminated in your
favor. Relax tonight. ARIES (March 21·Api·it Jan. 19): You move about.
19): Attention is drawn to
family tradition. You are a
loyal indivjdual. artlstlcaUy
inclined. Your seBSe of
Jur.1"~ lg honed to a Jine
edge. You are completing a
major cy :le . Avoid
premature s1 a rt s, in-
vestments.
G'F.NE R AL Tli:N•
DENClES: Cycle high for
P ISCES. Special word to
SCORPIO: love interest js
highlighted.
$peclal group, organization. CAPRICORN j Dec. 22·
't'ou are given chance to ex-but take ca1·e in tra(fic.
pand horizon ol interests. S1ress o r i g I n a I 1· t y , in·
Welcome new opportunities. dependence. Nu tn c r o u s
LEO individual intrigues ideas are available; choose
you with u~ique proposal. Quality. Relative rnay n1ake
tequest. Jf it Is reasonable, To """ O)Ut lit'l'oo~ ivttv tor .,.111, 1"
1'1\U RUS (April 20-Ma)' be willing to cooperate. "'°""" •1111 IOvf.11,.,~ sv<1nev °"'•'"'
20 ): Your hopes are high -1>oo1<i.1. "S•<••• ~1n11 w Men •""
and you are in a mood to AQUARIUS (Jan . 20·1"cb. wom~n." S•n<t 1>1rlt>(IA•• '"" ~ <e"'' -
celebrate. But strive to 1111: Check possessions. You '"O"'A''""''"i?<v ~~··11l 1"e OAtLY
;i voi'd ,extravagance. Keep may eoxhibit lf'ndcncy lo he "1LOT. &<>• »•o G•An~ C•n•••I 5t1-11on, N~w Yo<~,"','!', 10011.l feel on ground. Friend muy careh~liS today. Could re.~u lt l;:::==========:;
be optimistic but lacking in in loss. If alert, you could'
(acts, spol legitimate bargain . Be
a keen observer. I GEMINI \May 21-June
20): Social activity i s PISCES (Feb. 19-J\1arch I STUDIOS
favored; you can deal sue-201: Good lunar aspect to-
ce.ssruUy with one i n day coincides with chance to lleadquarters for
authorfty. Don't ask for cement a close. pcrSonal beginners on all
more than you can handle. relationship. Extend hand of instruments.
Study TAURUS message, friendship. Don't permit Summer classes
Draw line between reality pride to stand in wa y of pro-
anj wishful thinking, gress. n ow forming'.
('ANCl!~R (June 21 -July II" 'fOOAY IS ''OURI 11•• N••po11 llvcl. Costa Mfftl Ml 6·0606
22 ): Joyous journey n1ay be\;~R~IR~T~H;n~A~V~y;o~u~a~re~fo~n~d~o~{ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ on agenda. Wonderful for
vacation travel -but check
directions. mes!iages. Be
positive o[ ultimate purpose.
Then you gain satisfaction.
l.t:o (.July 23·Aug. 2'2 1:
Day features change, varie-
ir·s NOT WHO ,yocJ C()fll ..
ty. Your int ellectual curiosi-.,0 ., ............ ,
ty comes int-0 play. You U"d ~SYLVA KOSCINA
out things, especiall y about ll~~~~~~~~~~=~~~===~~ money, possessipns. Seek \i
out ARIES person to discuss
unusual jdea.
\1IRG0 (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
Give attention to home.
mate: partner. Be aware oJ
public reaGtion. Not wise to
force i s s u e s • Diplomacy
wins the day. Be perceptive .
Learn why people act as
they do today.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22 \:
Don't deceive yourself
regardin·g motives of others.
lndi vidu~·I who aided you in
past may now be confined to
home. hospital. Visit. Obtain
hint from VIRGO message.
SCORPIO roct. 23-Nov.
21 1: Emphasize goodwill ,
especially in relations with
friends, children. one who
attracts you romantically .
Give of your.self. Whal you
give is returned twofold. Act
accordingly.
SAGlrf'ARIUS INov. 22-
Dec. 21); Upsurge indicated
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12 Noon 'Til 6 p.m.
The Rev. 1C. Chester i Most Complete ~I
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MEN'S·
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chairman of the National ~ SERVICE :; Sunday School Association ~ ~I
conve_ntion. sl~ted fo r Se_pt. ~ :1 ~~e1; Anaheim ConvenUon i ,;Jjf!,Ji§4fij)flt@. ~I
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Publications. Whea ton, UL.
says more than 1 2 •. o O O
delegates from across the
country are expected to at-
tend the four-day parley. It
will offer 250 workshops,
covering various facets of
Christian education. and
more than JOO educational
exhibits where the latest
tools and materials for Sun·
day school and Christian
education programs will be
displayed.
In addition to workshops.
seminars for pastor~ and
Christian education direc.
tors. the conclave w i I J
feature such Sunday school
authorities as Dr. Charles
Blair. Denver : Dr. HoWard
•lendricks. Dallas: Dr. Bob
Pierce, Monrovia: D r .
Wilbur Smith, Pasadena ;
thf' Rev. _/Howard Jones.
Billy Graflam Evangelistic
Association, and Charles
.Jones. business manage-
ment consultant from Har·
risburg, Pa.
STEREO SENSATIONI
The colorful sound of
Orange County Musld
RADIO KO CM 103.1 FM
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From Fashion Island, Newp ort Beac h •
THE FOLLOWING FASHION ISLAND MERCHANTS & RESTAURANTS .WILL BE
OPEN EVERY SUNDAY TO SERVE YOU BETTE 'R
•Mediterranean Imports
•Karl s ·To ys-Hobb ies -St at.ioners
• Bob Bu rns Restau rant
• Ontra Cafe.teria
• B. Dalton Bookselle r
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-Real·
Estate
Qu..tions
and
Comment
By R.1nd1R M.C.rdlo
RNltor
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La Cuesta Sales
Reach $1 Million
... sand and sea.'' ,
Rancho La Cuesta-Hun· "Our homes are for young
tington. Beach, a develop-families '!\'ho are budget
meat of Frank H. Ayns and minded and who want the
Son, Inc. ol Newport Beach, finest in I o c a ti on con·
bas sold more than SI struction."
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million in homes in the past The development features . Rancho La C·u t: s ta ! Hun.
si.J: weeks which was an-thr~ and four bedroo_ms. tington Beach at Bushard
nounced by sales manager f~Uy rooms and day-bright and Hamilton Sts. in Hun.
Bud Frickel'. kitchens. tington Beach. one of the
Fricker said the homes. Fricker said that young most important reasons for
, priced from $23,500 l o families !ind the location of buying homes there.
•) We are considering lnvestlnt In some apartments. '29,990. sold rapklly because l11====================== Yi. cio not w•nt to be bothered wltft tenants or any of the development's prox-STARTS NEXT WEDNESDAY-LIDO THEATRE • I imity to the Huntington
m....,,...nt probl•mt; we jutt don't h~v• th•. time. t Beach State Park, one of the
MW the time to get into something like·thi1 or •hould finest recreation beaches in
\te wait? What ere tom• of the thino1 we should be Southern California.
looking for? What do you recommend? "\Ve are less than one
·irs Nor WHO YOIJ eoH ..
1rs HOW You DO 1r1
Tha Sacral Waraf
_HARRY fRIHI ' T. R. A., Newport Bei1ch mile from this fantasti c -...,. beach.'' said Fricker, "it is C<l·••••••N" A U ... !VEASAL PICTUllE.'.
An investment in an apartment development can -~~~~~:!!~~~~_!_~~~~_.!..':~~~~~~~~~~~~--~H;w~th~~Ce~n~te~r~~u;sA~~fo~r!1==S~Y~L~Y~A:K~O~S~CJ:N:A::~~!!!~='~"~"~"'~co:':o~: !>e just as trouble-free for an owner as an investment RUSTIC ARCHITECTURE FEATURED IN RANCHO LA CUESTA HOMES yootb, with its surfing, sun,
in a blue chip leased commercial property. In addition, I
it can pay a much better return without its income -be~ng rigidly fixed for a long tenn. It also bas the pos-Sw;m Club Ava;lable I
sibility of increased income with a resulting increase "' "'
in market value. Sound rnanaiement is the key to this
fituation, therefore, the proposed .investment is de-At Broadmoo Ho teiie<1 to produce sufficient income to support 1u11-ume r TneS
trofeSsioni;tl management. · ·
' Adequate market research and financial analysis
!fe Unperaµye t<> Qle .succeis of . any apartment ven-l&ie. ·We finrily belieVt than an apartment iJ!vestment &tn be ·totally successful if it is properly researched
lnd cerµin important criteria are conaidered. Some of
the important factors are location, price. room layout.
arcru.tec~al design and population concentration. ..
M of January 1, 1967 Orange County's Populatior
was estimated to be 1,235,924. Many economists, includ·
ihl Stanford Research Institute, predict that bY. 1980
the population will be 2.5 million. Orange. County is thr
fastest growing major metropolitan area in the United
States. To satisfy the demand for ap$1rtments being
created by the influx of population, it should be neces-
sary to build approximately 10,000 to 15,000 new units
in Orange County each yf:ar. ·
i _ In 1965, biiilding perm.its were issued fQr 5,598 muJ-
llple unif.s aDd ~in 1966 there were permits issued for
only 3,591 new units. This same downward trend con-
tinued in 1967, therefore, the high vacancy factors that
prevailed ,in .Orag.ge County as a result of a previous
overbuilt condition have been eliminated . Rent sche-
dules of projects for which there is the most demand
liave risen steadily in 'the past year and should continue
to rise. The ·ruture looks very bright indeed for apart-
/Tlent house investors.·
Huntingt~ Be~ recently announced that we had
reachM thilOO,QOO pooulation level. Does this rank us
as the second la'9ni City In Orange CoUnty? Fint, sec·
oncl or third, we are on the growl )ust look i1t our
vacant fields; hut don't wait too long te ktok because
there will soon he buildings where beans used to be!
How do we renk w»h 'other Or.,.e County cities?
" R. I.,. Huntington Beach .... ~ '
Largest of th't ·24 cities in Orarige County are Ana-
heim, with a population of 156,677; Santa Ana, 147,745 :
Garden Grove, 118.n t ; Huntington Beach, 93.491 and
)"ullerton, 83, 792.
.. Over 88 per cent of Orange County's population
,!!well in its 24 incorporated cit~es , givif!g t:hos!f! cities.
a combined population of 1.126,029.
Plus• explain what an "acceleration clause" Is,
and what effect it has. Thank You.
S, T., Costa Mesa.
• The lenn "acceleration clause" refers to a provi-
sion in a note and deed pf trust or mortgage requiring
immediate payment of the entire unpaid balance of
principal and interest upon the occurrence of a speci-
fied event or events.
One of the two c o m m o n types of acceleration
Clauses -contained i~ most notes. makes the entire
amount of unpaid principal and interest become im-
mediately due and payable upon default, at the option
of the lender. ·
For the fir st time in the · munity will be constructed
nation. a planned com-'on individ~..awned lots
munity of zero side lot with traditiionaJ fee-simple
garden homes will also oiler title.
residents Owneisbilt of a "~e 0ranie County Plan-
lavish recreation center and ning Commission. u 1 i n-g
swim, .club, according to great fcresight' into the
Scott -Biddle, vice president future pr~lems of site-,stan-
o! Broadmoor Homes, Inc. dards, relaxed 50J11e long-
The development • .Broad-standing requirements on lot
moor Exclusives. opened. at s1z.ing when they granted us
Walnut Avenue, just west of the variance permit that
Redhill Avenue .in Tus'tirf"' .allowed Us to conduct . this
.Jast weekend. experiment .with our unique
' ' Re s id en t s receive sub<tivisioo," Biddle added.
membership in our central "lite single family homes
cabana club. with its huge will be constructed to make
swimming_ pool, showers . the most of. the • 'garden
barbecue. !ire pit and home' con·cept---where "the
children's play area," stated home is p1acect on one side
Biddle. lot line, making .a double
Priced from 125.950 to widesingle sideyard on the
S28.950. •the single family other side of the lot. With
homes in the. 129-unit com· t.be pe;itneter of the lot en-
closed by a security fence,
the owner can make full use
-New Models
Moving Fast
At Hacienda
With new models just
complete and homes a few
weeks from comple tion, the
new Hacienda Homes series
at Del Cerro in Costa Mesa
is proving a re.al hit with
new home buyers, th e
developers , George M . Hols-
tein and ,sons and Harvey A.
Berjer .re.vealed this .week.
Priced fi-om $21 ,450, the
three· ·and foUr• bedroom
homes f ea t u r e Mediter-
reanian styling and highlight
advantages like large walled
Jots, sprinkle-cs, landscap-
ing. new decorator colored
built in range, oven and
d i sh w a s he r . Spanish
fireplace, and wall to wall
carpet.
"Everything can be in·
eluded on the lo"·est term s
offered in the Newport.
Harbor area," sales agenU
Walker and Lee pointed out.
Both FHA and Veteran
. terms are offered "'ith the
veteran eligible for no down
payment.
of all the private. usable in·
door-outdoor spec~." "ln
fact," builder Richard B. s.ruth commented, "throug~
careful deaigo . we have ac ...
tually pveo our buyers as
much usable area' as old
fashioned homes with 7.200
squ.are fool lots ."
"Broedmoor Exclusive~ ·
will include common' recrea·. _
tion areas .and parks while
i:etallting ·the t o t a 1 in~
d.ividuality of single homes
on separate Jots. In fa ct. to
our-mowtedg:e; thls wiU be
the first_planned community
of i~dividually o w n e d
g~rden homes in ~he nation_1 with a commuruty swim
club and recreation,area in·[
eluded," Smith added.
The four basic plans of-
fered in the Broad.moor Ex-I
clusives development have
~en keyed to making the
mo.st of the sites. One plan
offers residents all the
liveability of a garden hom e
plus the impo rtant at-
tributes of two-story living.
Downsta irs. the dining area
and master suite open on a
private central atrium open
to the sky. The IO-foot wide
wall of sliding glass in the
living room opens to the
patio and yard.
Upstairs, three spacious
bedrooms guarantee full
separation of the junior
wing from the downstairs
mAnSPIELll'S
m Rn s Pl BLD'S
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FULLERTON, 225 NO. Harbor Blvd., downtown
• Phon• (714) 871 ·5720
HUNTINGTON BEACH, 18582 Beach Blvd.
· Phon• (714) 962·4477
The other type of acceleration clause, also referred
to as "due on saJe clause" or "alienation clause,"
makes the entire amount of unpaid principal and in-
terest become immediately due and payable upon the
sale or transfer of the property.
The Hacienda location is
ideal and is with in minutes
of the gro,ving airport in·
dustrial park. the ne"' South
Coast Plaza Shopping
Center, and easy excess-to
freeways, beaches and play
areas.
ma ster suite . t R The three other basic E MS ! CERTAINLY! RIVERSIDE, 4343 Market (near 14t h on Markel)• Phone (714) 682·7950
•DlTOllt'I MOT•• ....... Ill II, M«:.lnl .. II I IKll ,......,, -IWftl ef ... 1•1!
•111,.", "'' ~'""''-" et n. tkWHtt M....,.-C.I• MtH ... ,... et 1111n .... •11<11 a 11t1M •111i.. tMcllff •I Ono ... C-1 c.ii....
plans ranging from three to STORE HOURS: MON ... FRI.' AM TO 9 PM I WEEK DAYS. SAT. 9 AM TO 5:30 PM
four bedrooms are all single ••••••llli•iiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iliiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiii•mmm~;,:;;i:;: ••••• ~o;PE~N~SU~N:o:•~Y~l~2'~00:.TO:.~s~PM:. story homes.
SEASIDE
II RanGho ha Cuasta II
by tlie sea
Here are larie lots, roomy enough for a boat or trailer, and you may walk or
bicycle to Huntington Beach State Park, less than a mile away. Live under
smogless, ocean-breezed skies at Rancho. La Cuesta.
$24,000 fO $29,990 ~~.~~I tenn•
Sales office: On Bushanl near Hamilton. Phone (714) .968·2929 • Furnished Models
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H•mHton ....
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La Palma
4 Be.drooms-Two Baths-Large
Family Room • All Elecfric Patio
Kitchen • Mission Tile Roof •
Concrete Drive • Wood Burning
Fireplace • Rough Heavy Beams.
Monterrey
2-4 Bedrooms -1 or 2 Baths _
large Bon}IS or Rumpus Area •
Dining ~rea • All Bu ilt-Ins; Range,
Oven, Dishwasher, Stainless Steel
Sink, Large Kitchen Pantry • Ce-
dar Shingle or Shake Roof.
San Jose
3 Bedroom-2 Bath•-Cathedral
Ceilings • All Underground Utlll·
ties • Showers Over All Tubs •
Hand Textured Walls • Bu il t·in
TV and Telepho ne Outlets •
Weather-proof Electrical Outside
Patio Outlet.
San.Miguel
4 lledrooms -3 81ths -Family
Room • Format Dining Room •
Cultured Marble Pullman Tops •
Custom L i g~t lng Fixtures •
Raised Panel.Entry Oouble Doors.
Turtle Rock Hills
Large Homes, ~ots Offered
prestigious settini. Purchasei's can now acquire
title to over one-h<llf of the
:~med Irvine Ranch for only
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County Steps Up Housing Tempo
.
Housing act Iv i t y In Advance's Orange County
Ora.oge County picked up Jn area manager, noted. that
the firit quarter of 1968 but ''the depth of demand In the
••· market . County i$ reneeted In first· u"=' rema1ns quarter figures that show
critically tight. the vacancy rate at 2.6 per-
il wag the best fi rst cent. the lowest on record."
quarter since 1964 and .it '0tl4, he sl!ld, is h'lf U1e
was also the fir:sl time . in . ra!e 9f tWo _years ago, and a
four years that bulld1ng third-of wlial the rate was1
starts exceeded the numbtr ' three years ago
of housing 1!!11.ts absorbed in · Ttie current. v~cancy rate
the same period. is C'Otisidered ' dis1urbingly
The County 'now' has bare-low for a market which still
ly lO~OO<I units in inventory depends so heavily ' on in-
and Only 7,500 und-er con-migration and which is
struction. , Jn the past 12 almost 100 percent spec
months, approximately 8,700 built.
unil$ were absorbed by the Total per1nits in the first
Orange County m ark e t . quarter were 5.383. Of ttlese
Rental units were taken up 3,495, or .about two-thirds,
somewhat more r a pi d I y were new homes. In percen·
than tract houses. tages, the gains over the
These are among ihe fin· first quarter of 1967 were
dings of Advance Mortgage spectacular -total permits
Co rp oration's quarterly up 141 percent, apartments
survey .. U.S. •1 o using up 274 percent.
Markets, published today. Housing prices, generally,
The study compares Orange have remained unchanged
CoWlty with. 16 other although they are st i 11
markets. among the highest in the na-
Joseph La Lib er t e , tion.
Tn-migration may be !)\Ow·
in51.. The current rate of
employment growth· Is the
lowest in .six years. about
half the average of recent
years -but still. at 51,j, per·
cent a year. one of the
highest growth rates ln the
nation.
N a.t looal\y, ;:ipartn1ent
con-struction is off kl the
fastest start on record -
with no ' help fron:t ' the
traditionally largest apart-
ment markets -New Yoi-k,
W a sh i n g t o n and Los
Angeles.
If first quarter ,momen·
tum is n1ainlained, apart·
ment permits for the year
will be more than half a
milHt>n. some 15 percent
ahead of the be9L previous
year. 1964,
In the first quarter, the
combined apartment {otal in
New York, Washington and
Los Angeles was only -11
percent or ttie total against
an historical 25 percent
share.
The slowdown in these
markot1 ref1tcts loci! finan-
cing problems rather than a
lack of demand. The New
York and l..os A n g e t es .
vacancy raler; are. Probably
the lowest in 20 year& and
may be lowett·ln'the coun· try. '
. '
Chef's Kitchen, ·Wins
ThP Seven Che.ls' Gow·met. the unique di.s~lay area.
Kitchen, now on display at. Among,tbe 11ew Ideas that
~eorge M. Holstein and -highlight the.-kitchen are
Sons' Green Valley develop-new colors. wall to wall
ment on \Varner Ave .. in : carpet, wine j to o·a,g e ·,
Fountain Valley. has receiv-French pot and 'pan rack.
ed the Grand Prize at the and revolutionary inside-
recent Orange County Home outJide barbeque. The
Show. barbeque may be operated
The kitchen was desig11ed from wlthln the kitchen or
by seven fa mous Orange from the patio area, .
County chefs and . is now The seven chefs wbo
available at the Green participated in the unuiua,l
Valley Parkside 1-lome com-design are Fred ~tossll' of
muniyt. The Green Valley Chez Cary; Edward Shin of
homes are priced from Five Crowns; Antonio
$26,0CIO to $32,0CIO with a new Stipcevich. Villa del Sol ;
unit opening this week. Thomas Trent. Branding
The Seven Chef's kitchen-Iron; Ulysses Yanis. Frarr-
is to be exhibited eac h week cois : Antoine 8 r u o i n \
at the Green Valley model Newport Beach Ten n i •
homes with dem(lnstrationS Club; and Oscar Zink1 scheduled every Sunday in Newporter Inn .
Large OOmes and large
lots aroe tw<i ' of the big
reason5 for the instant sue·
cesa of Turtle Rock Hills.
the limited offering o !
University-oriented lu;.:ury
homes in the coastal section
al t!he Irvine Ranch. reports
Gordon Tr i pp , exclnsive
sales manager.
"J\nd our lots are lat$le.
avcr~ging well over 10,000
square feet and ranging all
the way up to 27.000 square
reel. So, an outdoor-min.dccl
fa mily cafl really have room
to romp. •!irtually in lhe
shadow of such Cultural and
social facilities as th e
University o f Ca\iforia,
Irvine. <::ond Newport Center,
which is destined to be one.
of tne world',s most fabulou.~
business and C<Jmmercial
complexes.''
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"Our eight di f I e re n 1
models average well over
2.000 square feet." 4tripP
s-<lid. "but, even more im ·
portant, they look and feel
much. much larger. thanks
In unusual architectural ef·
fects created by our in·
t e r n at i o n a 11 y famed
architect. Richard R.
Leitch. Thus the ho1ncs have
a truly hl.xurious qualiity, in
keep i n g with th.eir
·rripp added that the re-
cent Ir vine Co . an-
nouncement that \a.nd in the
community of Turtle Rock
ls now available on eitht>r a
lease or purchase basis even
further Increased I h e
desirability of the large lots.
The builders nf Turtle
Roc k Hills. Middlebrook-
A11derson. creators of Pre6i·
dent tlomes. have included
more than 30 custom items
in the sales price, Tripp
noted. further enhancing ttie
attractiveness of the homes.
The eight models include
four single-level plans and
four spl!it-levels, two uphill
and two d{lWJlhill. Prices
range from $35,000 t o
$55.000.
Ne3'r the intersection of
Campus and Culver Drives,
the sales office is at 5281
.o\malfi Drive , lrvine.
Southland's Potential
For Growth Outlined
New Design )
Popularized ·i'
At Baycrest
Southern California has 503.428 jobs as compared Another exciting home
the largest potential for real "'ith 439,165 registered by design has been added to the
estate growth of any area in N y k Ch t popu1ar _Baycrest "Forever ew or·, ca go , . the United States. and View" 300 series. announces
perhaps the ~ntire world, it Philadelphia. Detr oi t , Gene Wells. President of
was st&ted by Floyd Cerini. Boston, Cleveland. St. Louis, Ivan Well s and Sons, In c.
recently elected president of P i t t s b u r g h , Newark, Known as the ' ' 3 1 I
the Southern Califofnia Baltimore and Houston. Model," the concept for this
Mortg·age Bankers .o\ssocia-All t.his substantiates the new home is the combining
tlon: iif two separate win gs. In a ...._ ,fact that S~uthern Galifornia I th •· • .1,·uis means that So uthern -new p an. e masccr SUhe,
California will see tremen· ls on the r ise and no major living room. formal dinin g
dous advances in th e slow-down is predictable In room, kitchen and breakfast
mortgage banking industry !he foreseeable fut ur e , nook. are comptotely c1ose-d1
1
in the next decade, said Cerini said. off from the fan1ily room
Cerini, vice president of Ti· "Population increase calls and childien's bedrooms.
Ue Insurance and Trust Co. for industrial and com-allo"·ing for enjoyable, care-/
in Los An geles. mcrclal growth, which wr free.adull entertaining away
He pointed out I.hat Los have seen, an'ci more and from the children's center of
An geles regional population m 0 re e a s t e r n a n d activiti es. 1
today paces United States 1nidwestern insura nce com-Entry to the hon1e is
growth. panies, savings and com-through a large. enclosed
According to a recent mercial banks and other courtyard, big enough to ac·
compilation documented by financial institutions have commodate a pool. Other
the. Los Angeles Area Cham· been and are mo ving i nto features are spacious living 1
ber of Commerce . this market," Ce r in i room with beamed ceiling.I
approximately one out of declared. large separate formal dining
every three people rei;iding "Their multi-billion dollar breakfa st nook with a pass
in the western states lives in investment~ in real ci;tate through to the kitchen .I
lhe five-county area of Los financing are largely handl-wood-grained F' o r m i c a
1\ngcles. Orange. Rivrrside, od by some 60 mcnlbers of covered kitchen cabinets.
San BcrnardinO and \'cntura thr S 0 11 1 h er n California parqurt wood flooring. built-
counties. a Mortgage Bankers Assoc-in ~·e1 bar in the famil y
Statistics from anothPr ia.!jon _ mortgage bankin,i:: room and a 40 foot lo ng fully
source indicate that present firms and c.elifcirnia-based tiled gallery.
population increase in the commercial banks -whiC'h To see !hf:' Model 311. take
area is over 400 persons prr secure and serv i c c the Newport Freeway· south
day. due to in-migration and mortgage loans on homes. to 22nd Street. Left on 22nd
natural increases of births industrial and commercial to Santiago Drive. Right on
over deaths. at an annual properties. a pa rt me n t Santiago and watch for the
growth rate of 168.000 per houses and ()\her essential Baycrest "f'"orever View''
year. buildings. entrance sign.
The Los /1,, T1 gel e sl;=====================;I Metropolitan A re a , con-
sisting of Los .<\nge\es Coun·
ty alone, has a dded over
one-half million jobs in lhe
past two decades. an in
' dustrial development top·
pi ng the combined total of
eleven major metropolitan
areas.
Lns Angeles c re a I e d
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go live somewhere else!
Sherwood Estates by The Sea ls for Southern
Californians who see no reason to live inland
when superb homes at realistic prices are ~vail
able near the world's finest beaches. Look what's
here for you ! ·
THE BEACH ••. Two minules to the whole
world of ocean fun.
THE PRICE' •.• from $19.950 .••
AND YOU OWN THE LAND !
THE TERMS •.• VA & FHA Financing ...
No Down to Vets!
THE HOMES ... Sherwood Estates by The Sea
is a walled community of spacious single story
homes with three and four bedrooms -two and
three baths -and a wealth of top value features.
THE VALUE ... No property on earth matches
Southern California coastline property for value
growth. In fact, most such property is never sold
at all. Think what it means 10 OWN THE LAND!
COOL SEA CLIMATE . , . Smo9.fr1•, 1un-w111h 1d
1ki1 1 end cool oc11n br1•111 m•k• Sherwood E1-
t•t es by The Se• a ye•r 'round pl•aiure. Her1'r
property with the 9r1at11t v•lu1-prom i11 of 1111
Com• fo t~e b•autiful w•llecl community of Sh•r·
woocl E1t1t11 by The S•• -Huntington 8e•ch,
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Modtl1 Open Daily 10 t .m. till dusk
Orlvln1 Directk>nl! South on Brooktv.Jrst to
H1mllton Avt., In Huntinlton Beach. Riatit (west} on Hamiliton to Sherwood Est1tn
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New Ho111es A r e ConTer tihle
Pwhbuiton Sliding Roof Becomes More Popular
~ 1otut tbinl In con·
•ertible top.I isn't on whee.ls,
it's on homes IDd com·
merdal buildinp.
hotMbold relr:igerator. The entire movin g
mecban1sm, powered by a
single phase motor, ls an in·
tegra1 part of the structure.
There are only three easily
identified wires to connect
between the roof junction
box and Ule wall switch.
witboot the need for coolly
and unsigbUy sub -1 t r u c-
tures. In .a.dditioo, t h e
smooth aura.fee of t h e
fiberglass-plastic p a n e I s
makes the roof virtually
maintenance-free.
According to the panels'
man u r a ct u r er • .Filon
Division of Vistron C:Orp.,
11u<JuPoul the COWllry.
ud particularly in
Calitarnia, there'• a growing
popularity !or tra..lucent, w e atberproof convertible
roots that eu cpen to the
IUD and Uy or close against
the wind and rain.
The convertible rooftops
have been installed i n
homes, restaurants. swirn-mini' pools and sanitariums,
opening enclosed areas to
fresh air and light. When
closed, the area becomes
weatherproofed and bathed
in shadowless, glare-free
light
Called Rollamatic Roof.
the unit was dewloped by
designer David Miller, who
produces the custom-design-
ed roofs in San Francisco.
It will be displayed at the
forthcoming B u i I d i n g
Products Show, Sept.. 17-19,
at the Anaheim Convention
c..ter.
The essence of t h e
Rollamatic Roof ts found in
itt lightweight components
-metal framework and
shatterproof plastic panels
in a sandwich construction
-which permit.I long spans
Hawthorne, Calif_, I be ....:__.c........:.....:.;_ ___ _
Uke a car'• top, the roof
st.arU, stops and reverses
w i t h pushbutton control,
slidinc a fiberglau-rein-
lor<ed plastic skylight open
ar shut at the toocb of a
fin1ertip. U is powered by a
small motor that draws no
more cmnnt than a
New Sherwood 'tract Open ·
The gnnd opening ol
George D. Buccola'1 new
Sherwood Estates by the
Sea development in Hun-
tington Beach will be hekl
this weebnd, with a I I
villitonr to the ocean·
oriented project eligible to
enter t.he free drawing for a
sailboat or ailvenrare.
The aailbolt, now on
dbplay at the model homes
complex of the community,
is the popular Noples Sabot,
a single Jail fiberglass boat
·that in .addition to its
ma'neuverability, bas
unusual stability and can
easily be converted for use
with an outboard motor, or
with oars, t.hu1 making It a
perfect yacht tender. Stan
Miller Sailboats at ~
Beach, dealer !or the Sabot,
~ it is popular with
saThrs of all ages in local
waters.
The grand opening
climaxes a series of pn!view
showings, initiated to ac-
commodate the increasing
number of vilit:ors to the
d e v e lopment, especially
since the Sabot bas been on
display.
panels are weather-resistant
and cannot be ignited by
sparks, falling embers or
cigarettes.
Kids like to
'Ask Andy'
F IBERGLASS CONVERTIBLE ROOF LATEST· ·IN SKYLIGH T DESIGN
1968' s BIGGEST PREVIEW
Hacienda Ho111es
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NO DOWN -LOW FHA TERMS
Monthly Payments Just $14250
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3 • 4 BEDROOMS
Ju1f "•1rfn9 Completion ind 1lr11dy over 80 1.. sold out! It's Or1n91
C.Unty's most e11cifinq .111w home ... most l1nf11fic: .,,lut l Enjoy big
waned lot with sprin~ler end l1ndsc1pin 9, built in Florida ~itchen with
ren91, OYtn dishw11her, , , . • wonderful homt with J or 4' bedrooms, 2
b1t+i1, family room .•• t¥t" wall to well ctrpet ctn be yours . The· lowest
price. The lowest f1rm1. The best new home Ytlue enywherel
fr.,. c..ta M-.... e lristol just ""'' w .. re
Peularl.. (Wlllro frotltl ...r to ri9ht.
A Development of George M. Holstein & Sons
•nd H•rv•y A. 8trgor. W •lkor & Lee Inc., S•les Agents .
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Starting New Lots -,.,,. ...................... • MATTRESSES e
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Whispering: Palms t n draper I e s and other
Rancho Santa Fe begins decorator extras Included in
work on a famUy lots this the purchase price of $31.950
week, according to Richard to MJ. 750. AJJ have access to
Cavanaugh, who is develop-one of two' large swimming
ini the project. pools. raciUties frequently
MATTRESSES
BflA'r.11 HOMP:IA • TH.\U.Elti
lrh'ltll•r Nui,,_
All homes planned for used In Rancho Santa. Fe. •
tbeie lots. whether built by which enjoys an i d e a 1)
the individual owners , climate. Riding stables andl
Whispering P a I m 1 or trails are also nearby. I
outside contractors. will be To reach W h i s p e r i n g
designed and built under Palms. take Via de la Va lle
arcb.itectur:al restrictions in east from lnterstate 5 to
('.-,tJI Mf'IU Mtltl1'111 C'lo.
tlMI Nf'"'flOft Rll'd·
liberty• a: 1303-•
UPHOLSTERY
Mesa Upholflery
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Cavanaugh noted. !
Forty-nine of the 69 wiU '
be choice. faiN•ay lots. fac-
ing the weU-known 18-hole
Whispering Palms g o I f
course. A half-million dollar I
c;omplez to serve the coUrse
is in the planning stages and
will be started in the near
I See By Today's
Wan! Ads
future .
Lots may be seen from 11
a.m.to dusk daily. A short,
20-mlnute drive fr om
downtown San D i e g o .
Whispering Palms offers the
home buyer an idyllic set·
ting in an ideal climate.
In addition to the lots,
townhouses from SJl.950 to
'42.750 are available at
Whi~ring Palms which in·
elude two and th re e .
bedroom homes in a variety
of floor plans.
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DAY
The townhouses have all-
electric titchen1 and
carpeting. Many also have
,Look at this 'Tu rn-Key' Package
Included in the Sales Price!
All the Best of Modern Luxury Built-Ins and Features
PLUS •.• CARPETING • DRAPES
FRONT LAWNS · FENCE
PLUS A SELECTED YOUNG TREE!
Free Decorating Service, too!
2·3 ·4 BEDROOMS
Single Story -Two Story
~~,~ $22,995 to $27,400
VA-NO DO WN
FHA -co111vENTIONAL FINANCING
Brand New and the Best Value Near the Beach -and You Own
the Land! See YORKTOWNE, Huntington Beach, this Weekend!
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IHllLOI OIYILO,MlffT
COM,AN'f, h11.
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Exceptlonat la the word tor Swediah Amerlc1n'1 beautltul 1hlp1,
1trvlce and cul1lnet Yoor room has private bath or ahower; th• wide
•Port·•nd·pla y decks are Ideal for lun and peaceful rellXl.tlon In th•
aun; apacioua lounges and l11Umat1 cafe1, swimming pool•, gym·
na,lum, motion picture thealre-theae are tht 111tlngs !or dellghl·
full y varied entertainment Roam the aunny sea lanes of the g1oti.
lnr this charming Almos phere. on IOvtly s hips bultl esptcla11y tor
tuxurlou1 crulalng. Sw.d!M Arntrkan tat" tood care ot youl
JULY 18, 1968 NORTH CA.Pf • VIKING LANDl-
NOATHERN EUROPE "Moet Comprett.nllva
of 'All North Cepa CNI .... "
GRIPIHOLM -47 DAYS-25 PORTS
! tS YOUR ITI NERA RY FOR THIS EXCEPTIONAL CRUISE TO THI
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Lynoenljord. Trom10 Sv1r1l11n, Tro11dh1lm, Andal1n11, G1lrang1r,
NlllMYll, Bergen Ind 0110, Norw1y: Gothenburg, Swt1d1n; H1l1lngor,
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~um; D11n L1og h1ll9 and Gl1ng1rrltl, lr1l1nd . RATEi FAOM 11,400,
SEPT. 9, 1968 SCANDINAVIA• EUROPE•
MEDITERRANEAN CRUISE
"From...,...,,. lutope to Africa"
KUNGSHOLM • •O DAYS• 11 PORTS
On lhll ••rllty·IUIM 11,-.ill• cruill, rou'll trl'Yll .oulhftrd: from. thl
"top'ot Europe" to Afrk:a HCI Olbrall111 Tielt#ltl manr of the ConllMnt'1
Gholo91t hlghUghlt: OSio, NO'rilay; Go'thenbur;. Sweden; Hat1lngllr and
C009nh1gen, Denmark: H1mb11r;, Germany via th• l11cl111ting Klei C1nal;
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tlthtfy to vl1!t the 1111cl1nt ahrlna city ol S1ntlego de Compoatti1a: U1bon, P~al: Bercelona, Spain: VIU1fr1nche, F111nce: lovely Capri a11d Sor·
ramo, U1ty; Syr1c11u and T1ormln1, Slclty: V1ll1tta, Matta: Ceuta. No rth
A1rtc·1: Tanglec, Morocco: fnd 11 a lln1! tr11t th• lamo111 "Aock .. l\aell-.
Glbr1U1r. RATES FROM $1, 11$.
SEPT.17, 1968 CRUISE TO ROMANTIC LANDS OF
PORTUGAL; SPAIN, COLORFUL J.f.AICA
AND THE SUNNY CARIBBEAN
"Combinlnt Th• Old 1nd New Wo1'd1
In One Lururlow CrulM"
GRIPSHOLM-31 DAYl-l_PQAtS _
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with i• l1butou11hopplng b1rga!n1. RATES FROM 1111.
OCT. 21 , 1968 THIE GA!AT CRUISE AROUND
SOUTH AMERICA
"lprtngllme Boutti of Th• Equator"
KUNGIHOLM • 4t DAYS• 1a PORTi
(AllO frofft Port hWllMfee, Fla., Oct. 14)
. .f~!Md /1151 right for Sprlngtlm1 toUth of the Equator, ltlll tlattv. crulM
clrclai th• f11cln1tino SOulh Am1rlc1n Continent. Through the P1t1ama
CMJJ: Balboa, C1t11I Zon1; 1allln1 the bhHI Peclnc aoutnwerd to C.llN ,
hrw; V1lpar1!10 and P11nt1 Aren11, Chile; traveral11g the 5tr1lt ol MIQll-lin for tll1 northward voyag1 on th• So11th Atl1ntlc: Port 6tlnleY In the
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P.llO"de J1n1lro end B1hi1, Brazn; 1nd !or th• "finishing touch" to tti_il
oliG"andlng cr11l11 ther1 11r1 c1ll1 at Brldgelown, llarbado.: SOulrlere 1nd
t~ll, St. L11cl1. In th1 W11t lndl11! ftATEI FROM 11 .. 7L
.Ji\N. 16, 1969 A CRUISE ADVINTUAE
co-11111.tltlt tlll lOOllt """'",..,, If CIPl•lll of ..... Coll!
'!,i~~ TO THE SOUTH MAl•-n., CNlle JI 1 WIM" 1~ o F1tq111t KUNGl!fOUI ' · :t.,i.~110~~=~:~;. 13 DAYS -SO EXOTIC·POl'TI
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a11d 111'tlg1lor, who ha1 grM:loully coneenlH lo •m .. SM ltllp'a.,...
cl1I 9u11t 11ctur1r. HI• lllkl will trlclude -ftd flldftltlnl MllorlUI
lnlormellon on the voy.g1a of C.,111111 coot. HeN'• yow t.llMltOlll
1un1rarr: Port Everglades, Florida: P1nam1 Can•t, Balbol, C.Z.; Taoua
Cov1, G1!apago1 l11and1: T1loh1a, Nuku Hlv1, M1rq11111u lllenda: Plf*o
toal, Moorea 1nd Papeell, Tahiti, Socl1ty l1lands; AYaNI., Rerotonp.
Cook l1ltnds: Apia. Wastem S1moa; Swa, VIII l.IYU, Fiji lalandti; Mount
M111ng1n11I In B1y of Ta11r1ng1 (for Rotoru1); Lytt11ton (!or Chrletch11rdl),
crul1lng Q11een Ch1rlot11 So11nd and Wellington, New Z.1lllld: HoNtt
and Port Arth11r, Tatmanla: M1 lbo11m1, 6ydn1y and Thurtday l1l1M,
.\1t1Jtr1lla: Benoa, Ball, lndon11!1; SlnppoN: S.l'IQkolc, Thelland; Hong
Kong: Kobe and Yokohama, J1pa11; Honot11t11, Hilo and K11!111, H1w1ll1n
lel1nd1; Lo• Angales: G111d1!upa l1l1nd and Acap11lco, Mlx!co; P1nlft'l1 .
Cana l; Crl1!ob1I, C.Z.; Port Ev1rglad11; N1w Yo1k. ftATElfROM A.NI.
. FEB. 8, 1969
THE GREAT AFRICA.-
SOUTH Alft:RICA CRUISE
''TM CMM of The Y11r"Vltlting lqulllorMI
L.8ndl of Two ContlMftla
, GRIPSHOLM~ DAYS-2• PORTS
fl,3i0 mllu of di l11xe crul1lng, foUowlng 111n.flllld Ml f0Utl1 of the \
Nl"th 1nd So11tl'I Atlantic and lndlen Oce,11'11, the Amuon and l'~ra Rtwr 1 c ompll l ind thl C1ribblan: filnchal, Mldllr•: C.11ta, Nortl'I Alnca: T~j
ol9r·Md Cu1bl1nc1, Morocco; s.n11 Cn1z, Teneri fl: Dak1r, Seneg1I; ,,....
tOM11 6l1rr1 Llone; Point•<Nolre, Conoo RepubHc; L11•ndt, Ango11: Clpe
TO'Wfl and D11~1n, Republic of 8ovltl Alric-with oPl'Ol'l\lnlty tor optlonal 1
overl•n~ tCM.1111 to l<lmblrtey'1 d!1mond tn lllff, Ille gold cent9r of Joh1t1ne .. J
~ ch1mi!ng Prelorl• and th• 1mulng Krvger Ptt1< GllM Fll llNll
Lo.nnco Marq1111, "ozambl;u•: M.omb .... Ketly1; Mogldlaco, 8omaU1: j
X•rttltlar, T1nz1nla; p l1go-Su11'1z, MlllGlltY' Rtlpubllc; Eaat London and 1 ji0ft~Ellz1blth, Republic of South Africa; e rou the Boutb Atl1ntlc to1
61nto1, Rio d• J1111lro and llPll1, BrlZll: cru!tlng th• Amuon and P1r1,
RWar Complex to h lem, Br1rll; It. Georga:a. 4N11ad1; FNd1rl k1l1d, 1
61. Croix. RA.TU PROM A.Ill.
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TO Nlyt YOf'K llAY 21. tlft.
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L ,)S ANGELES
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with dl1 KUNOlifOl.ll rour flelifMM .. ,,_, ... WYI NIW YORK »'llfLI
21. You'U vtan Ponti O.lg9da, A.tom; tf'lll 0111c11n Coalt of Spelft il"I
c•mellla time, Including VIUag1rcl1 lor lhl 18buloue 1hrln1 city of Sltntlego
di Oompoatel1, La Corul\1, Md s.ntsnder tor the !lf'IOWMd pntii.toM
palnllng1 ol th• Allllfllt• CW91: 'tuln.c tor Fter10t'• ~ -.... Md· Cognec dlt1r1Cll Concam.111 end Quolem fOr ltlOM touring Btl=
11'1Cf the fit Nl l ... pon city of Breit. TMri tou'n CNIM among the Ch
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10 l'renc. and ll'le pon of lA H1vre for Norm#ld)' in IPt* t>loMOm tlll'll;
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lir•lorlc gan:l•ne o1 Devonahlre Incl Comw1ll; !or Brtetoe, a.l ti· and lh• cl'larml11g Cotewoldt: ecenlc Llandudno' In Nontl W11M:
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th• ruggedly blllutlfu l Scottish tJom to lnwrtr1y for Loch LOmoncf.
PlcturuqUI R1thmut11n, 111 lrel1nd~~ ~lore Mllll'll to New Yor11, wMrsr lhl cru111 •not. A ttf WI aru• •
bl ..... llcturet'I ff ...... Md Mii ....... ,..,.. 8'ollfl t1M1 _,. M 11 .,_ L.o1 An1eM.
MAY 1. 1969 TM! MIDITl"iw.AJI .. .,,._TIMI '"°""""' IUfOPt: It ............. GlllHHCK.M-U DAYl-11 POATI
A tMrrninG 1,117...U. ~ to !hi he1rt of Old World romtlllCe Ind PttltotY It a dlltghtfl.rl tlfl'll of 11'11 ,...,, ""*"" the entlf'I M9dlttrrwtffn
iAle•JI In ltt g~ll Simn; iflln; 'unctial, M*4ra: CM~1 lplln; Ctllta. A.trlca; ,_..,, Moroooo: Motrllt. Splln; Valletta. ••it.; '•Wmo. so'"'"'o Ctrprl. U¥omo Ind 1tlM. hlly; VtrlllrantM, l"f11nc.;
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_S..1Jlrd4i, June !. 1968 DAILY PILOT Q
Inflation Widens Impact on U.S. Housing
The imp;K!t of Inflation on
the U.S. housing picture Is
widening.
lllfiationary pressures are
coming ftom new sources.
Last year, the principal cost
push was in land. N o w
st~ i:ocreases are com·
ing from labor, materitl~
and flnanciJ>g C06ls.
Tbe Increase In mortgage
iD~st rate~ just since
March -an average :y, ver·
' cent -will add &ome Jld to
montbly payment.I on a
*11,!,000 QlO!llllt.
These are conclusion~ o(
Advance Mortgage Corpora·
tion's current quarterly
wrvey of U.S. Housing
Markets.
l n his edJtotlf.t comment
on the quarterly &urvcy,
Advanc e Mol'tgage presi-
dent Irving Rose declares.
"We may see Americans
spending a larger proPortion
of their income for she-ittr.
Thi s trend will bfl afteoted
not only by inflation but by
tho,,increasing empllasis on
p u t t i n g homeownership
within reach or lower-in.
come faml!les--and by the
ever·rising standards of
average ho"me·buyel's and
renters.
"There have ret.!ly been
two sides to the inflation in
new h.)U5lng -an increase will ht restored." Lumber co&U, the-aur./.ey
ill costs and an Increase In S u r v e Y correspan~tnts noted. have increased 111
unit size and amenities. In noted that land prices in averaie of 20 percent na·
part this refi«ls 1 h e most are• have starte-:t to ' tlon.:it1y Irr the past year, up
customen. •demands, it1 part level off after last yef.i. 's big to 30 percent in the t..os
an e!fort by builders to increases. But t!\erc were Angeles area.
maintain t h e trad.ltlonal increases of up 1" 80 percent The highest wage rai.se1 ln
ratio of building.to-land in selected Detroit locations, yean b.t.vt:. bH_n negotJated
value.'' and in Southern C&llfornia, in new building labor con-
Granada Becoming Biggest
'·The adjustment to in· prices have ~rted to rise tr~o:ts 'in many area~. lin
Ot.tion so far has been after a two-year plateau. D~it, where a ·cpn•
uneven and partial." be Rent increases of 5 to 10 strucUon 9'.rike is now more
a'Ckls. "It takes a long · time percent are now reported in than a month old, new homt
for ch2.nge or any tir.1 to the Los Angeles a r e a , prices a!'e expected to !n·
filter through the hou s;ng where, up to a year ~o. crease up lo 10 percent after
market. The first · e!!ectJ· many lan;ilords were of· contracts are irigned:. In
have been seen in new home fering concessions. many areas, the shortage-of
prices and sites, in new Rose observes. "'Thtre building labor ls so acut.
apartment rents . ln the have been some price and that crattsmen are receiv·
sbronger markets. and in the rent incrHses in the ex· in;: premiums above union
. '
mOft d-esirable locations in isting housing stock (whlch,_sc_aJ_e_. _______ _
these markets. is some 40 times as large as r~-----------''Over the next few year s. any one year's production)
Seller at Eldorado Homes
Young. growing ramilles
are making th_e o u r .
bedroom Granada the most
pop,ular model at Eldorado
H o m e fi , f a stest·selting
development in Mission Vie·
jo, the rapidly maturing new
college town in southeastern
Orange County.
Reporting the trend . J ohn
T. Mattin. vice president of
marketing and sales for
Mission V i e j o Ca mpany,
said;
· "Our research indicates
that Eldorado Homes is ac·
tually the best s e I I i n g
development in 0 r a n g e
County. The big reason is
that they offer outstandin!l
value .. and the big plus of
being located in a carefully
developed new town. When
you add the fact that these
very modestly-priced ho mes
•
we may expzct to see the but the surface has only
are all s I t u at e d on that the fourth bedroom. rise in land costs, 2fld ttie been scratehed.
gracefully curving streets usuaDy used as a nursery, is resulting r ise in final prices. "Over the •ie.xt few years.
LOCAL
· 1 1 move into weaker locations we should see a general ap-wbich sweep around our convenient y c ose to the d . ntl 1 ti , master suite." an into curre y so ter precia on of existing home
No oth•• 11•w1p•P•• telh 'fOU
mo1t, •~•rv il1y, •Inuit wh1f'1
9ol11q 011 in th• Gr•1tv Ore119e
Co•d th111 the DAILY PILOT. hills and valleys, the value _ The Granada is also markets. The tradjtiooal values Uld the ei isting i'errt
becomes even more im-available as the three-ratio between values in &Cale. as they adjust-to the
pressive. , bedroom Seville. o the rl~'"":::ng==an=d=w=ea:k:::l:•:c:•':;:••:':::::p:r:k:•:•:•:f:n:•:w=wu=·ts=.'=' =============~ "There's no question but Eldorado Homes' models
that our newest and largest start at $18,995 .
borne -the four.bedroom Eleven miles south of San·
Gr.anada·with its formal liv· ta Ana aloni the Santa Ana·
Ina: r oom, spacious family San Diea:o Freeway. Mission
room, luxurious m a s t e r Viejo has reached a popula·
suite, and 1,6CKl square feet tion of nearly 6.000 in the
-is a great value at two years since the first
$22,995. In addition to the fa mily moved in. It ·has
general spaciousness of the schools, churches, shops,
home. young c o u p 1 es and one of the most pic-
especially like the true lux· turesque and challenging
ury of the master suite with golf courses In Southern
its tw in wall-to-wall closets, Cali!ornia.
separate dressing room. At 24618 Chrlsanta Drive,
vaulted ceiling, and sliding the sales office may be
glass doors looking out onto reached by taking the La
a sheltered patio. Another Pat Road turnoff and
much appreciated feature i.-; following ~irec~onal signs.
illayrrrst
For people lh•t can affo rd the best.
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IN DOVER SHORES, NEWPORT BEACH • , •
where tht qui•t 1leg1nce of B•ycn1st'1 "lor•ver view"
homes. the p restl1e of Newport's l1mous West Bluff,
ind priv1te be1ch1s comblna to m•k• this THE pl•ct
to live . You may buy a 81ycre1t "forever vi ew" lot I nd ·
Ivan Wells & Sons will dH iln i nd build your dre1m
hom1, or purc hllt! •n e xq ui1it1, e11i1tin1 B1)'1:r1Jt
110m1.
New 300 Series e $64,950 to $120,000
Models et IS.2 Santi•ao Drive, N•wport Beach.
Phone (714) 646·1550 for 1ppointment.
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Hello ooce again , boys and
girls. and welcome back to a
brier edition of Uncle Len's
Corner.
OUR POETRY winner for
today is a contestant in lhe
Mother of the Year contest
at Hoag Memorial Hospital.
The poem was submitted by
a neighbor. and Jan wiU win
the Kennedy haU doUar for
ber efforts .
It's time again to remind
all you boys and girls draw·
ing .pictures for the art con·
test that your entries must
be on plain white paper and
measure 51fz inches wide by
4 inches deep. Several draw·
ings came in this week
which were too big and
could not be considered in
the judging.
SINCE WE didn't get
much response this week,
••
we'll continue our end-of-.---------------------------..,.----,] school theme through next
~turday's art contest. Let's
see what you kids like most
about getting out of school
fo.r the 5Ummer. * PRIZE WINNER
This week's contest winner L"! Holly Senn, 5,
17661 San Roque Lane, Huntington Beach
*
Any.child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contest. Here's all you
do: {1) Draw picture on ~iece of plain, white paper 51h inches wide and
4 inches deep. Use black 1nk and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace
picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and address
on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Cont.est, Box 1500, DA1LY
PILOT, Costa 11-!esa. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar.
Honorable mention win·
ners in the art contest this
week .are Pam Abshier.
HJtQ.tington Beach; Patricia
H2lloran, Costa ~es a ;
David Abihier. Huntington
Beach. and Kim Harasta,
10, w_h9~ntered all the way
trori!LoS Angeles. L-------------------------------'i
MY MOTHER
She is thoughtful, she ls nice.
And she's always cooking rice
Because that is my favo.rite food
And I think she'6 always liked it too;
She sometimes takes me to the zoo,
She's always liked the kangaroo,
1 especially liked the monkeys
The way they 6Wing through the trees;
She likes flowers, she likes roses,
And I think that she likes posiest
Well anyway, she's very nice;
1 love her even more than rice.
.A KMllM\' ~·" .. Mi r -,. JIR Str'lckMf', 11, Ill LlrttYyr A¥t .,
CtnM •I !Mr tw tM eRln• ttlh"f !ft IM 11wY ..,. ll*f!I eanlttl.
MIU 'l'Wf -"" •• ,.., "' UllCll Lin, ..... ua. Coll• ~·· Call!.
r-----Caro/; Corne·~---~
RIDDLES AND JOKES
* Dear Carol: When do you know a mo-
torcyclist ls happy? . -. '4'"' PRIZE
WINNER
•!~ , u1 11Snq ,os 1114 u•~M :J1M.IU\f'
Crossword Puzzle
ACROSS 48 Color Ytsterday's Puzzle Solved:
1 Fish
49 Straight,
In horse
5 Haberdash· racing
try ltt111 50 Ceramic
10 Choir voice ware
14 Abodt 53 Po lynesian 15 P;asslcn warrior
16 Stead 54 lloderaltly
17 leave out warm
18 Ottawa 58 Kind of
assemblage sandwich
20 Outdoor n c~"'' entertain· un tr
ment form Custer 22 Letter &Z Roman date
23 Kind of 63 Wrath . 6/8168
lnvestml!llt 64 Fisher-9 Calendar 32 N t gltlVt 24 Not dry man's gear abbreviation answer 211 Fanlfy member 65 Gnat, 10 Nut :33 Very small 'n Pays for one 11 Charge ~pon 35 Pleet of atttntlon 6!i ln dire want real property furn Hurt lO One devoted 67 Astringent 12 Extend 39 Flat fall ur• ta learning plu111 In a certain 40 Light 34 Purpose direction sources 35 Musl clan'.s DOWN 13 B1seb11I 42 Assert cone em statistic sottmnly
3' Opposed• l N.Y. 19 Approxl· 44 Direction Weith ti' restaurant mately 4b lilJS1's namt
S.n4 y•w .,atl•nt t• ~· AMy,
C/• Oh"9l c ... Dtlfly Pll•t, h1
1160, C.1te M._, c.Jlf.
Andy ~nd1 I a!mPle.I,, 10 YOlu .... Ml
of !ti• w... ..... ll>C~~-...11 lo
l'1ul T1ybl, ltt n . of Tiburon,
C1lllornl1, ll:>r h!1 fl\1151100!:
What are the advantage,
of Daylight Saving Time?
Most people would choolie
Benjamin Franklin to head
the list of the bu:siest and
the most sensible
Americans who ever Lived.
Old·timers quote a state-
ment that reveals what
manner of man .tie was:
"lust give me one more
hour in each day, and I will
find a way."
On the last Sunday in
April, we set our clocks one
hour , ahead of the usual
Standard Time. For a week
or so. we ordinary !elk can
find nothing good to say for
this sy&tem of Daylight Sav-
ing Time. Our eyes refuse to
open when the hand1 of the
clock point tc the proper
time tc get out of bed. After
supper. we feel too drowsy
to stay alert for our last
favorite TV shew. Later. our
bodies get adjusted to the
changed time routine. We
relish that extra hour cf
daylight tacked onto the
summer evenings. Getting
out cf bed in the morning no
longer makes us feel put
upon and we notice that the
sun also rises earlier.
go~ernment fer a new land.
In these exciting days,
nobody would · have ques-
tioned the advantages of
that extra summer evening
hour. But. sad to say, the
sensible Daylight Saving
idea was not adopted by our
nation until almost two cen-
turies later.
By this time. the early ex.
citement had worn thin.
Government problems had
tended to become wordy
hassles. The advantages or
Daylight Saving w e r e
presented as extra time !or
dcing various kinds (l r
chcres. Many sections of the
ccuntry plumb refused to
switch their clocks. For a
time, train schedules and
many o th er procedures
were a hodge.podge of con·
fpsion. Then, in 1966 the
Congress put the Daylight
system on a national basis
fr cm April to October. By
mid·May. most of us are all
set to crowd that extra hour
cf summer daylight with
bright-eyed and bushy.tailed
work and play.
And¥ sends f 1~" WIT' ...... ~ OllM
Grn¥!. C11Jlor"l1, tor 111, Q\ll!l!I"";
Row do 1ponge11 movr.?
Many pecple go through
their whole Jives thinking
that a sponge is a plant.
After all. it looks like a low
~owing bush and we have
to pull it loose from its fixed
spot en the floor cf the sea.
But actually. of course. it is
an animal. It is an animal
that has no heart or blood .
no lungs or gills. no head or
mouth. no nervous. system
and no legs. With all this
lack of equipment. we can-
not expect the un·
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17 Plant a wit awn er 21 -Sound, 47 Prejudiced JI Lacking l Genus Ont. 49 Val tY -derprivileged fellow t o L....;:::~=~...:::::::::=:~ perform many a.ntics. 'ractlC1.l1ty af 111an 25 Ttmpled 50 Cut 40 1lnt11n J Surrounded :ZO One who 51 Put out oneself by avoids 4 lotthtd
MISS PEACH
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shlefd '···1 27 Talks ft Rin belort · flu! with an
of sl'fat 52 U.S. olk sing et
So far as we know, the
first man in hi stcry who
thdught of this c 1 o ck
switching wa s our cwn busy.
beloved Benjamin Franklin.
But it is not likely that he
had the idea in order to gain
an extra hour o f en-
tertainment and recreation
at the end of tht long sum-
mer evenings -which is
how mcst or us tend to think
of Daylight Saving Time
new. Ben was a busy man.
The details or the varied and
astonishing activities of his
busy life could not be cram-
med into a dozen fat books .
An adult sponge spends Its
entire life fixed tc one spot.
It CQU!d' not inove tc another
spot if it tried. As an infant.
it spent a short time floating
around freely in the water.
But the sea is a hungry
place and full of hazards. If
the infant sponge is lucky
enough to survive it soon
settles on a solid spot and
Ml55 POACU,
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FIRST F'eRSC»i
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I 9111 l Shipping lmperfrctlon
4J o~~sslvt-conlliiners 28 Not moving ~ "" 7 Slope 2' Bovin e 45 cattered that gels animal
47 Kind of the sun 30 Body of water
t iling plact I Part 31 Pass over
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When cur FoUndlng
Fathers were planning this
la nd of ours, Ben wa s an
elderly gentleman, B 11 I
those high.minded yo unJt:
men turned tc him for hl!i
wise, mature judgment time
after time. The abiding love
and re~pect between the
wise old man and hi!i
ldl!:alisUc young fr i e n d ~
helped tn model o n ,.
basically sound system (){
government.
slays there,
The life of a spon~e seems
rather stodgy, but !iOme
:'l.000 species manage 10
survive in the waters of the
world. They are classified in
the Phylum Porifera, the
porebearers. Their bodies
are riddled with pores and
tunnels. Water. carrytng
food and oxygen. streams
through these pores to keep
the sedentary sponges alive.
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assortment of jobs h e
undertook. He d..id them with
all his heart and naturally
he did them well. Bui
Franklin never bad tlme to
perform all his exciting ac-
llvttles. The old-timers who
claim that he said, "Just
give me ont more hour in
each day end I will find a
wRy" knew just how he felt.
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SC-' A~1s Way Out of 'Paper Bag~
SouU\ C.out Repertory season In U"le company's
slashes the_ "medium bar· smaller playhouse.
rler" next Friday with an According to co-dJrectors
innov,..tive production com-.Ron Thronson and John ~
bining live theater, filmed thur Davis, the play's basic
action and audience partici· tenet is a strong reliance
pation at it.a Second Step on unusual and bizarre the·
Theater in Newport Beach. atrical techniques.
Th.e unusual evening is AJJ.out o_ne:~ Qf th_~
movl6s aod commercials. •
Sound effects wUl be an
inttgral part of the pro-
gram, ~ong .with struc-
tured events or "happen·
ings," The show also in·
eludes two completely dlf.
ferent scrJpted plays.
"AdY.entur.es .Jn _. £aper
Bag" will offer, Tllronson
and Davis aisert, an envir·
onmental setting through·
out the theate~ in the na-
ture of a funhouse ride. The
called "Adventures in a evening will be on film. The
Paper Bag" and it marks company has shot footage
~ the beginning of a series of of the actors and blended
dramatically revolutionary this with stock pictures
works to be presepted next from several Hollywood ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
Intermission
VCI Rep Enjoys
2nd Big Season
By TOM TITUS
Of fM D•M1 l'llCll Sl•lf
There are many ways of measuring success in the
theater. but none so certain as those three magic letters
SRO. When your playgoers consistently outnumber your
seats, brother, you have arrived.
Last Saturday night we sat in on the final
performance of "The Good Woman of Setzuan" which
closed out the second season of the Irvine Repertory
Theater at UCI. And by the number of audience
members seated in the aisles and standing at the rear of
the Studio Theater, it would seem that the IRT definitely
has arrived.
Seconding that motion is Bob Cohen, the young UCI
drama prof who created the student company a year
ago and guided it through the first two seasons. He
views the season just completed as far .superior to the
first. and tabs "Setzuan" as the finest accomplishment
of that season.
"THIS SHOW WAS THE biggest acting stretch for
the company, which is Why we saved it for last," Cohen Pause That Refreshes
reports. "By the end of _the season .we-c.an begin to count Anthony Brani:lf's ·gesture of affection is a real -eye
on the ensemble effect; the kids are .used -to working · npener for· Leslie Day in this scene from "Nobody
with each other an'd w1th me, and discipline is less Loves an ~batross," closing jts run nex.t Friday
strict, because. we are working on a more intimate,-and Saturaay at the Orange Studio Theater.
personal basis." ---------------------
This, Cohen explains, was the principle behind the
initial season of 1967 when the student repertory group
staged "Oedipus Tyrannos," three one-act plays
(including one written by Cohen) and Pirandello's "Six
Characters in Search of an Author," the last production
and the most difficult.
This season the Irvine Repertory Theater mounted
"The Hostage" and "Setzuan" under Cohen's direction
and "The Dark of the Moon," directed by Herbert
Machiz, a noted professional in the field. Audience
response was exceptional. and aisle sitters became a
common sight at the Studio Theater.
"We could have extended 'Setzuan,' " Cohen muses,
"but we hadn't planned on such a heavy sale. If we'd
held over, we'd have run µast the last day of school."
COHEN, WHO'S NOW PLANNING a six-month
vacation in the East where he'll write a book on difec-
t ing and another on modern drama, will face a situation
akin to that of a basketball coach who's just won a
championship with a team of underclassmen when he
returns to UC I next fall. Only four members of the IRT
will be lost to graduation, leaving most of this. year's
company available for the 1969 season. ·
"We'll have a longer. season next year,'' the director
predicts. '1There'll be four plays instead of three, run-
ning for two weeks each, in stock rather than al ternat-
ing in repertory."
The Irvine Repertory Theater is a prestige item at
UCI. Auditions for the group a.re exhausting and de-
manding-and are just an indication of the artistic labor
required once 3 student joins the IRT. As Cohen points
out, it amounts to 23 weeks without a day off,
alternating performances of one play with rehearsals
for another.
''THE STUDENTS SEEM TO be more dedicated
this year," Cohen observes, "more aware of ~eir µo s.i-
tion in the theater. And more of them will continue their
theatrical training ·after school is out."
Among these-~~e.· Oakley Hall, Bruce Bouchard.
Steve Nesbit, Pamela Brown and Jeri Collins, who have
received scholarships to study with the American
Conservatory Theater in San Francisco; Sally Hayton .
Bob Wallace and Betty Tesman, bound for the
Southampton Summer Theater in Long Island; Charles
Hutchins to the Santa Maria Dr ama Festival, and Piper
Zeller who will be assistant director of summer stock in
Cour 1d' Alene, Idaho. J ames McKie, meanwhile, will
return to South Coast Repertory.
Cohen's plans for next season?. "Hopef~l~y, more
acting classes and a heavier emphasis on tra1n1ng. And,
of course, to expand our schedule and just do what we're
doing better."
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a.s We ~an,'' Thronson stat-
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theater and'·aUll come-up
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ful-."
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"SWEET NOVEMBER"
Cast members of the act·
ed portion of the evening
are Mike and Toni Douglass,
Walter Phelps_. Dennis Lam·
beJ1z Saundra Deacon_. . Mi-cheue Rediy, J8Mes Mc-
Kie and Jean St. Pierre.
"Adventures in a Paper
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"What we're trying to do ,
basically, is enter~. but
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port Beach. Re servations Colltl•H•• .. 1:JO p.111• S1Hay
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A Word to Mom:
Let Son Grow Up
11umesa ' . • ';· .. ~I I ;, 1' • -•1t·
NIWPORI !I. llARBOll {0~JA Ml~A
KIDS MATINEE
SATURDAY · 2 P.M.
Jim ladl11 ,,
"Kati and the Wildcat"
ALSO CARTOONS
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am a boy, 14, inter-
ested in motorbikes and girls. My main problem is
my mother. She refuses to buy me a pair of pants
that fit right. I realize I am still growing, but doesl~""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""''li
that mean everything has to be two sizes too big?
A kid has to look d e c e n t even if he is growing,
doesn't he? bridge hand with me:) Yesterday Mom bought Mother is lonely and I
me two pairs of pants. They hate to hurt her feelings , but
are baggy in the seat and I'm afrai<t, my marriage will
loose around the legs. I look suffer if I don't put an end
like some kind of a clown. to all this togetherness.
When I told Mom the pants. This morning Mother call.
were the wrong size she ed to plan OU~· vacation.
gave her stock answer, What can I do? -S.O.S. IN
"You'll grow. N~xt year DES MOINES
they'll be perfect." I asked DEAR S O S y
he th k ... : ou can r to t ake · em bac decide right now to grow up
because I'd rather wear my and be independent. This
old ones. She said, "I can't, means you should invite
they were on sale." your \not her to your borne
1 have tried.everything to when she can be a.fourth at
get Mom to see my side of it bridge, oot a rtfth. This
-:-a hunge~ strike ~nd let-means.you should.stop drag.
ting my hair grow 1n pro· -.ging__ber to the· homes of
test. (When it got 10 inches friends. Your friends know
lon·g the school complained your mother and U they
and I had to cut it some.)' want her tbey will ln"vfte
Do you have an answer to her. This also means It's
my problem? -GARDEN time you put your husband
CITY first in your llie. Tell your
DEAR GARD: I assume mother that you and Vic are
by now you have started to going to have a second
eat and that your hair ls off honeymoon and ask what
your shoulders. If so, here's she would like to do for a
a word to your mother: vacation on her own tbs
A 14-year-old boy should summer.
be able to pick out his own ---~-----pants. I hope from now on COllllEll PACIFIC COAJT HIGlfWAY !.p.ml ST.
you'll allow him t-0 do It. ~!fl!
DEAR ANN LANDERSo ~ j'ljl!•-'!'""--"!"JI
Dad died seven months ago. * HEY KIDS! *
Now th-at Mother is alone llt Pol Sllow Tadoy 1 :OQ
she feels -thaif. if my hus-s.. "FIR!CR!!IC" &
band Vic and t are invited F11ll Ho111 of Yovr Fawortr.
' • . C..rtoOM & Co!Mdlft P11s anywhere or 1f we have Fr" Gnib '°" & m•c:• moNl
another couple in she should llt9fft Sot. Show A11.,.-i..r.J
be included. There are
many things five people
ca11·t do. Then of course
some folks object to an ex-
tra person being brought
along to dinner.
Yesterday Vic snapped at
me for the fr~ time I can
remember. I asked him to
drive over and get Mother.
(She was going to play my AND AT 8:05 ONLY
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J I OAll.Y PllOT Satlnd.ly, Juot 8, 1968
Sell Out Crowd to Watch Big D Try for Record
•
Osteen Gets Into Act, Blanks Philadelphia, 2 -0 • •
• .
DON DRYSDALE
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By EAJlL GUS'l'KEY
Ol .. Otllt "9f IAll
Don Drysdale. a talented athlete wbo
lOt' year1 pitched in the shadow ol.
Sandy Koulu, i!Ands again tonight tn
America's sports spotlight.
Not ooly will he be gunning !or his
sev~ consecutive 1hutout -he
already holds the major league record
o! six -but the six-foot-six sidewinder
will be after \Valter Johnson's record
of 56 straight scoreless innings when
he takes on the Phillies at Dodger
Stadiwn.
During the 1913 season, Johnson set
the record Drysdale will be tiring at
tonight. Last Tuesday, his 0-5 job
on tbe Pirates gave him 54 straight
scoN!less innings.
ln other wOrds, just three more
nm.less frames knocks Johnson -who
once pitched tor Fullerton lligh School
-out of the record books.
Drysdale's record-breaking shutout
OVef' Pittsburgh Tuesday was in stark
contra.rt to last Friday's zero job on
Ute Gianta.
The Pirates went down \\'ith hardly
a whimpe_r -they could manage just
three hlts off Big D, who is obviously
ls the best form of his career.
'fhe Giants screamed bloody murder
when Drysdale hit a batter in the ninth
inning with the bases loaded but the
umpire ruled the hitter made no at-
tempt to get out of the way and was
not allowed to take first base.
Claude Osteen broke the strangle·
bold Philadelphla has held on him and
hurled the Loa Angeles Dodgers to
their fifth consecutive victory, beat-
ing the PbJllles 2-0 Friday nJgbt with
a lour-hitter. ·
Dodger Sl•te
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ond base as Osteen raised his record
to 5--7 with the Dodgers' fifth straight
complete game in which they have
Connolly · Defeats OCC's Burlie
By GLENN WlllTE
Of 1M 01M~ 1'1111 Jt1fl
LOS ANGELES -Orange Coasl
College history teacher Ed B u r k e
blamed a slow windup for his failure
to defeat old rival llal Coiinolly in
~Friday night's hammer throwing
competition at the Coliseum-Compton
Jnvitational meet, here.
Hawever, Burke's coach, Chuck
Coker of Jiuntington Beach, pinned
most of the explanation for the loss
on a strenious workout session Thurs-
day when the OCC instructor had sev~
eral heaves over 220 feet, the best ol
which measured 226-0.
"Ed should have quit after 10 good
hard throws," Coker confides. "But
he w~s doing so well he took another
10."
Burke's best effort at the Coliseum
was 211-5 on his first toss and earned
h.im a second place finish.
Dee DeBusk of Costa Mesa, the Or·
ange Coast area's other contribution
to Friday's affair, got off to a poor
start but still manp.ged to pull up
to third place in he women's 100 with
a 10.9 clocking.
Paul \Villiams of Huntington Beach
scratched from the special high school
880, still suffering from heavy chest
congestion which has handicapped him
the past two weeks.
Top event of the evening \\•as the
440 relay, won by Santa Clara Valley
Youth Village in American record
time of 39 flat with USC second at 39.1
SC is not the American record hold-
er despite having tun 38.6 because
Lennox Miller is a Jamaican).
Tommie Smith outlegge(I Miller to
For Olympie Ga11aes
Speedy Time Standards
Required to Qualify
NEW YORK (AP) -The way the
girls are swimming these days it's
going to take some very fast times
even to qualify for the U.S. Olympic
women's swimming trials at Los
~ Angeles Aug. 24-2.8.
F'or Instance, the qualifying times
for the 400-meter freestyle and the 100-
meter backstroke are faster than the
winnin~ times in the 1960 Olympi..;s at
Rome. And the qualifying time of
1 :02.4 for the 10()..meter freestyle
would have been good for seeond place
at Rome.
Olympic records were set in those
three events eight years ago.
America's Chris Von Saltza won the
gold medal at Rome for the 400-
freestyle in 4:50.6 and that was con·
sidered extra special.
To get into the trials this year, a girl
It's Chapman
In a Breeze
For Title, 11-0
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) -Chap·
man College blasted Delta State or Mis·
sissippi with 10 runs in the first two
innings and went on to an 11.0 win for
the championship of the inaugural
~CAA Small College Tournament
Friday night.
Freshman Rick Mt:l-lale, a left·
hander, allowed only two h i t s in
pitching the shutout.
Both hits were by Delta's Rich
Peeples, an ln(iled dribbler in the
."'1ourth and a solid blow in the seventh.
1 McHale struck out seven and walk·
, ed two In notching his 11th victory
' against three losses on the year.
The Chapman Panthers were paced
:-by centerfielder Tony Spano, who
~ had a home run, triple and double to
~ drive in five runs.
'I Spano was named the outstanding
~ player in the tourney and was joined
' by teammates ?tfeHale . pitcher Bill
•. Holt. third baseman Jim Harris .and
outfielder Dennis Veltz on the All·
Star team.
will have to do at least 4:41.0.
The world reC()rd now is 4:29.0, set
by l~year-old Debbie Meyer of
Sacramento.
There were six individual events for
female swimmers in the 1964 Games
at Tokio. The q11allfying times in four
of the events are faster than the
eighth place time in the Olympic
finals.
Of the six events, four gold medals
were won by Americans along with
four silver and five bronze for a total
13 of a possible 18.
The new Women's Olympic events
are the 200 and 800-meter freestyle,
the 200-met!lr backstroke, the 100·
meter breaststroke, the 200-meter but-
terfly and the 200·meter individual
medley.
Under chairman Kennet.y Treadway
of Bartlesville, Okla., the Olympic
women's swimming committee has
drawn up a severe list of qualllying
times to hold the expanded program to
manageable size.
The Olympic minimum qualifying
times:
Freestyle -100 meters, l :02.4; '-00,
2:17.0; 400. 4:41.0;..800. 9:55.0.
Backstrok'e -100, 1:13.0; 200,
2,38.4.
Breaststroke -100, 1:22.0: 200.
2:57.6.
Butteray -100, 1:09.4: 200, 2:36.0.
Individual Medley -200, 2:36.8; 400,
5:35.9.
Soccer Battle
Set for Sunday
An international soccer game pittini;
Borussia Dortmund of Gennany and
Universidad of Mexico will take place
Sunday afternoon at the Coliseum.
Action starts at 3, with a
preliminary game scheduled for l
p.m.
Reserved seats are priced at $5 and
general admission tickets at $3.
In its most recent outing, the
Borussia team defeated the English
Champion, Manchester City. 2·1, at
Chicago. 'nlf: team has scored 18 goals
in the last four games of its U.S. tour.
gain the victory and the Trojans were
handicapped by a poor baton exchange
from O.J . Simpson to Miller.
The 440 was also outstanding as
Lee Evans fought from behind to edge
UCLA freshman \Vayne Collett. Evans'
time was 45.8. Collett ran 46.0.
Milers put on a tremendous show
with eight-tenths of a second sep-
arating the first four finishers. Sam
Bair won in four minutes flat.
Shot put king Randy Matson whip·
ped the ball 69-1 to easily capture
his specialty.
Georgeg Young zipped to a nifty
8:36.4 for the 3,000 meter steeple
chase.
Aitd in the heralded dash duel bet·
ween-Smith and Jim Hines, Smith
took the 100 in "10.3 &ld the 200 in
20.4.
Crampto11 Pad s
Lead at Indy;
66 by Grah~1n
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. IAP\
Bruce Crampton preserved his ty,·o
stroke lead with a two-under-par 70
Friday, but Lou Graham moved into
serious contention with a record-tying
66 in the second round of the $100,000
Speedway Open G<llf Tournament.
Sam Snead, who turned 56 last week,
and Mike Hill each shot 69 and tied
Graham for tile second spot at 140-t\v O
strokes behind Crampton.
Tied at 141 \vere Bill y Casper. the
PGA 's leading money ,.,,. inner :
Speedway defending chan1p Frank
Beard, veteran Dutch :Harrison and
~fike 1-Ii ~gins.
The 148 cutoff erased 1964 champion
Bobby Nichols, along with Larry
llinson, who hit 66 in the pro-amateur
tourney here Wednesday. Nichols shot
74 in the second round for a 149 total.
Hinson hit par 72 but still had a 150
total.
Crampton, the Australian who won
the 1965 Speedway Open, shook a
penalty shot on the final hole for his
second straight sub-par round.
Casper, winner of lhe Speedway
tourney in 1962 and 1966, and
Crampton's partner the first two
rounds. tied the Aussie after Z1 b-Oles
with a three under par 33. But the star
from Peacock Gap, Calif., faltered to
a two-over-par 38 coming home.
l<nown for his sharp putting,
Graham used only 'J:l putts in tyi ng the
Speedway record set in 1966 by Chi Chi
Rodriguez and John Schlee.
Burke's series was 211·5, !out, 209·7,
21 1-4, 208-2, foul. It was a far cry
from his American record of 235·11.
"Anyone with throws like that de·
serves to get beat. I was getting any
speed into n1y wind and when you
don't have speed at the beginning,
you don't have it at the end," he
confided.
Connolly, former world record hold-
er and Olympic champion, went ahead
in this year's rivalry with Burke, 2-1.
The 36--year-old Connolly took the
le• on his second attempt of the
night -a 216-0 effort -and never
looked back. His .series was D-9,
216-0, 221-0, 216·!0, 218·7. 220-7.
American's foremost hammer throw·
ers will be at the National AAU
championships J une 21 in Sacra·
mento.
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Bullfight Off
Sunday's buWight program at the
downtown bullring in Tijuana has
been canceled in respect to the late
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy.
allowed only 26 hits and three runs
in 46 innings.
Osteen had Jost to the Phillies nine
straight times before llmiting them
to tour singles as he outpitcbed Chris
Short.
Bob Bailey tripled oU the right~
centerfield fence in the fourth and
scored on Ken Boyer's sacrifice !ly
for the first run.
Paul Popovich beat out a hit with
t~·o out ip the seventh and scored
when Ted Savage slammed his sec·
ond double for the other marker.
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innings, fell to 3-7.
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RECORD BREAKER -Arizona's George Young whisked to a Coli·
seum rec o rd Friday in Los Angeles, winning the 3,000 meter
steeplechase in a nifty 8:36.4 during the Coliseum-Compton Invita·
tional meet. Young out·legged ex·Cal ace Bob Price (8:37.8) for the
victory.
No Game Today
Angels Flash Offense
To Split With Yankees
j~E\V YORK ( . .\Pl -The California
Angels rapped 15 hits including
homers by Don Mincher and Tom
Satriano and v.1hipped the New York
Yankees 8-4 for a split of their twi-
night doubleheader Friday.
The Yankees took the opener 4·1
behind Fritz Peterson's eight·hit
pitching.
. Today's schedllled outing with the
Yanks was postponed because o{ the
assassination to NeW York senator,
Robert F. Kennedy. It y,•iJl be played
as part of a double-header Sunday.
Mincher's three-run shot in the fir st
inning gave the An gels a qu ick lead,
and Jin1 McGlothlin weathered some
rough early going to post his fifth vic-
tory.
McGlothlin was touched for a tY.'O·
run homer by Mickey Mantle in tile
Yankees' first and a run-scoring triple
by pinch-hitter Charlie Smith in the se·
-blnd.
Minch.er, Rick Reichardt and J im
Fregosi led the Angel attack with
three hits apiece. Fregosi had twO
triples. Satriano's bases-empty hom er
came in the filth inning.
Peterson struck out seven and sur-
rendered California's only run in the
sixth inning when Paul Schaal, Jim
F'regosi and Rich Reichardt bunched
singles.
By then, the Yankees bad a 3-0 edge
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on Bill Robinson's leadoff homer in the
lhird and a pair of unearned runs in
the fourth and fift.b.
Fregosi's error, a single by Joo
Pepitone and Bobby Cox sacrifice fly
scored one run.
Eliseo Rodriguez singled and came
around on a sacrifice,a wild pitch and
Bob Rodgers' throwing error for the
other.
Roy \Vhite doubled and Tom Tre11h
singled him home with the Yankees'
v.1rapup run in the eighth.
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tourney favorite, but fell lo Chapman
in the opening round. Chapman won
the tourney with thref! straight wins.
while Delta State struggled back
through the consclat.lon bracket
Chapman went through regional and
national play undefeated and posted
a season mark or 35-18.
Delta finished the yur wlth a
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.Friday's championship was delay-
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PARJS -A rrniatch of last sum-
mer's Rod Laver-Ken Rose w • 11
singles d1ampionshir at the Newport
Beach Tennis Clubs tennis l.ourna·
ment was assured for the finals today
at the Frendl Open Tennis Tourna-
ment here.
Laver, oC corona del Mar, swept
aside aging P1ncbo Gonu.les, &-3, 6·3,
6-1, and Rosewall beat Andres Oimeno
or Spain, 3-e. 6-3, 7·5, 3-6, 6·3 in
Friday's semifinals.
Rosewall beat Laver In Newport last
summer.
Nancy Richey. the dour giant killer
Crom San Angelo, 1'ex .• heaped ad-
ditional coals ot1 her smoldering feud
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\\·ith Billle .Jean Klng Friday by
cUminaUn g the CalifornJan {rom the ·
tournament.
MJss Richey. who took 12 st.raigl1t
games lrom Mrs. King for the
A-1adison Square Garden indoor title
ear Lier this year, won 2-6, 6-3. 6-4 en a
side court before a meager cro"·d of
400 who obViously had not heard of the
feeling between the two girls, just a
year ago teammates on the U.S.
\Vlghtman.Cup team.
While not enemles. the two girls
have not been friends since they
shared tlle No. l ranking among U.S.
tennis women In I96S.
Miss Ri chey, flve-Ume "·inner of the
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U.S. clay courts crown. \VAS the un·
derdog in the match with f\.1ts. King,
rated ais the No. 1 amateur In the
world when she turned pro last winter.
The poker-faced Texan became the
first amateur to reach the fmal of an
open tournament. On Sunday. she will
face another pro, Britain's Mrs. Ann
Jones.
On the center court or the Roland
Garros Stadium, 12,ro:l fans -the big-
gest crowd yet in a tournament of big
crowds -watched magniflcent lennis
rrom four pro stars in the men's single
semi!iaalt.
r.frs.. KJng played briltiont tennis in
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the first set and threatened to flatten
r.-Uss Richey v.·ith top spin and finely
judged drops.
Miss Richey. never changing here~
pression beneath her floppy "il.lte su n
hat. kept plugging away and mad~
fewer and fewer errors as the match
unfolded .
In the second set. Mrs. King's drops,
which had raked in the points earlier,
began lo fall. Nancy's forehand pinned
her rival to her baseline. and Billie
J ean looked tired In Uie f)nel set.
!11rs. Ann .Jones. "'ho \\'On this title
in 1961 and 1966, defeated Mrs. An·
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BUD TUCKER
LOS ANGELES -Two houri before the baseball
game of Tuesday, June 4, Don Drysdale was a great
· deal more nervous than a cat. Today it's the same
story all over again for Big D.
And, why not. A ca t never waits around to go out
and pitch for a major league record which might·1stand
for all time.
Tuesday, Drysdale was to throw baseballs at the
Pittsburgh Pirates at Dodger Stadium and needed to
get only five men out to break Carl Hubbell's National
League record of 46 1/3 consecutive scoreless innings
of pitching.
further, although it seemed out of the quesUoft at
the moment, Big D had a shot at the maJor league
~ record of S6 innings held by Walter Johnson, a man
known as the· Big Train. But he breezed by Hubbell'i
mark and now tonight be shoots for Johnson's seem·
ingly unreachable plateau. , . .
"I wish I could go out there nght now and get 1t
over with," Drysdale said at 6 a.m. "This waiting
around is murder.
"For one tiring, I'm getting too old for th.is kind of
thing. It should have happened 10 years ago.
A guy observed that the Pirates were not renowned
as a team of banjo hitters and asked Drysdale if there
was any other team he would rather face in quest ·of
the record.
1'Yes," Big D said with a nervous smile, "the West
Covina Little League."
But if Drysdale was pervous and upset before that
one, he figures to be a 'basket case tonight when he
throws against the Philadelphia PhiUies .. His fi_dgets
have since been greaUy compounded by hi s heroics of
Tuesday llight.
Drysdale broke 1-Iubbell's record without anything
resembling a struggle but he went much further than
anyone, least of all himself, had da.red hope. ~e threw
,; shutout at the Pirates and ran his consecutive shut-
1Ut string to six:, for an all-time record, and his inning
'Ota.I to 54. This leaves him six outs short of Johnson's
mcient mark. ·
Big D takes his big run at immortality tonight and
if he was nervous last time, this time he figures to be
.a mess. * . * * You envision it all taking place. Drysdale walks
.. -out to the mound to • standing ovetion similer to
the one that accompanied him Tuesday.
. He takei his warmup pitches. Then he stends
•
.... ~on the mound and throws up. Or, he takes his
warmup pitches and throws up his hands and runs
for the podger dugout and on to the locker room
and the bathroom.
You asked Drysdele ebout Saturday.
"I think I'll be okay once I get out to the
mound," Big D la ughed. "The only trouble might
be getting out there. My legs felt kind of weak the
other night. I'll have the real r ubber whHls Sat-
urday.
''Is there eny rule against getting a couple of
guys to carry me out there?''
Once out there, Drysda le will have considerable
to think about. For one thing, he will probably r_.
member the heart-stopping play m•cM in TueMl•y's
sixth Inning by Paul Popovich, the castoff second
baseman from the Chicago Cubs.
* * * There 'vere two outs and the Pipates had a man
standing at third base. Maury Wills, the former
Dodger captain, came to the plate. Wills select~ a
Drysdale pitch and drilled it lo the right of Popovich.
The 30,000 witnesses groaned. Surely it was a hit and
the run would score.
But Pop made the play, an incredible play, and
threw out Wills and Drysdale was still alive as part of
history.
As Big D said, be is getting a trifle old for th!s
sort of thing but it is rather typical of the man and his
career. He is a workhorse and one of the most dur·
able pitchers in the history of the pastime ..
As traine r Bill Buhler puts it, "One thing about
Drysdale. you know he is going to be ready to pitch.
He'll be there every four days. You can set your watch
by the big guy." . .
So it is, then, one thing figures as sure for torught.
Big D will be there. He'll be there two hours early, pac-
' ing up and down and worrying a nd fretting. He'll be a
great deal more nervous than a cat, but he'll be there.
Jn short, it's a big day for Big D. He ha3 a train
to ca tch. CM1""9fll, , ..... IGV TrlMlnt, 1!1c.
Weekend Menu
Sports on TV
SATURDAY Enberg in Hollywood with
North .
To Lose
Again?
The North team ha1 never
won 1D the three -year
history. of Orange County's
annual North.South prep alJ.
star buket.ball game and
RUJs llawk, this year''
North co1cb, is fully awl.l'e
Of ib
He WU asked If he con-
1ider1 bis te1m u the
underdoe: for the June 22
rame at Orange Coast
College.
"Very definitely," be 1~.
"Tbo1e guy1 (the South) ·
are 10 big our only hope will
be to run and shoot and
work hard ori. the pre1s."
Hawk, selected for the
North coaching post for the
outstanding record hia: SUD·
ny llills (Fullerton) team
recorded last 11eason, is ap·
prehensive over meeting the
tall Southerners.
South center John Yule is
8·7 and forward Mark
Soderberg ia: 6-8lfi.
And the North's progre5s
toward equalizing that ad-
vantage isn't yet apparent.
"Nobody is loo king
particularly good at this
stage," Hawk said.
"Most ot the guyr; are out
of condition and they're un-
familiar with the drills
we're u1ing . We 'haven't
even bad an inter-1quad
scrimmage yet."
Hawk bas-his club running
through drilll at Fullertoo
Junior College. He-says he
hopes to l41ve a scrimmage
ag~ Fullerton .,c and·or
ChapDl.ln CollegC" sometime
before the game.
U.S. Leads
Davis Cup
Rival, 2-0
CHAROITE, N. C. (AP)
-Arthur Ashe and Clark
Graebner made an impre,.
stve· sweep of the first round
singles matches in the Davil
Cup American Zone finals
Friday night to give the
U.S. team a commanding
2-0 lead over Ecuador.
Ashe defeated Pa n c h o
Guzman 6·3, 6·3, 6-2 in the
first match ,then Graebner
whipped Miguel Olvera 6-2,
6-1. 6-2.
A crowd of some 3,000
watched as the U.S. aquad
did what it had vowed it
would do, take the offense
in an attempt to avenge
last year's 3-2 up:set at the
hands of Ecuador in Guaya-
quil.
Both ASbe and Graebner
demoMtrated powerful ser·
ves in crushing the Latin
Americans. Neither of the
U.S. players committed .a
double fault.
ln the i;econd match 01·
vera failed to break Graeb·
ner's service.
The fiberglass playing
surface or the Charlotte
Coliseu m seemed to bother
the Ecuadorians, who are
used to playing on clay
courts.
Guzman had trouble with
his firs~ service, which put
him at the mercy of A.she
on tbe fast-pl aying court.
S1turdly, Junt ti, 1968
OAIL Y I'll.OT Sl11f I'..,_
Adoption Guild Winners
Dottie Bradiey (left} or Huntingt.on Beach and
partner Walt show oU the awards presented by Mrs.
Erle Halliburton, Jr., foUowing their vicl<>ry Jn the
mixed doubles section of tbe Adoption Guild
tournament, wtµch concluded Wt weekend.
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Slippery
Grunion
Hit Area
Grunion -those slippery
litUe fish which attract
thoui;and.s of rod-le ss
fi&hermen to Southern
California'& beaches -will
make a Southland invasion
Tuesday night.
The fish are expected to
make about 16 nightly two.
hour spawning runs durini;
June and July.
The dates:
June 11 -10 :06 p.m. to
12 :06 a.m.; Jun~l2 -10:54
p.m. to 12 :54 a.m.; June 13
-11:48 pm. to 1:48 a.m.;
June 14 -from 42 minutes
past Friday midnight until
2:42 a.m. Saturday.
Jl.Ule 26 ~ 9:54 p.m. to
11 :54 p.m.; June rJ -10:30
p.m to 12:30 am.; June 26
-11 :06 p.m. to 1:06 a.f.:
June 29 -from 48 minutes
pai;t Saturday midnight tG
1:-48 a.m. Sunday.
July 11 -10 :48 p.m. to
12:48 a.m.; July 12 -11:36
p.m to 1:36 am.; July 13 -
from 24 minutes paat Satur·
day midnight to 2:24 a.m.
Sunday; July 14 -from 18
minutes past Suoday m id-
night to 3:18 a.m. Monday.
Laguna Delays
Football Game
In req>ect to the memory
of the late Sen. Robert F.
Kennedy, Laguna Beach
High School has paa:tponed
its spring foot.bell game,
which was scheduled for
Saturday night.
Laguna High football
coach Hal Akins announced
the postponement Friday.
adding the game will be
played Mooday afternoon at
3:15 p.m.
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Coast Prep Athletes c ·lose
Highest Successful Season
Higll school athletes Crom the-Orange
Coast area chalked up 1 without a doubt,
the finest record ever during the 1967-48
11chool year.
Wht!n one ponders the list of achieve·
ments by I.hem, he will find tbat th e Coast
area produced var1ity cbampiom in both
the Sunset League and . JfVine League in
no less than 1ix sport!. CIF titles were
garnered twice dwing the course of the
year.
Water polo, wrestling , basketball, base-
ball, tennis and golf were the sports
dominated, I
The glory started oU in the fall when
Newport Harbor defeated Fullerton, S-3,
for the CIF champt.onahip in water polo.
The Tars hld taken the Sunset title while
Corona de! Mar was doing likeWise in
the lrvine loop,
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ROGER'
CARLSON ..................•.. •
ThiJ followed a football seuon that saw
the Sunset League represented by two
teams in the CJF AAAA finaJJ -Santa
Ana and Anaheim.
In c:oss country, Westminster took
Suru:et honors.
WresWng was next, and It was the besl
year ever for the area. No fewer than
three individuals walked off with CIF
championships.
Gabe Ruz from Costa Mesa won the
136 pound titie while Eddie Bond (141) of
Huntington Beach and Doug Casey (173)
of Corona del Mar were doing the same.
As for league crowns, Fountain Valley
dominated the Irvine League while Ne w·
Port surprised for the Sunset title.
Basketball was next, and Huntington
Beach, Marina and Corona del Mar gave
the round-ball fans more to cheer about
than the past decade could provide.
the quarter . finale: b e f o i:-e bowing to
Marina.
Between the three, they compiled a
staggering 82-11 record. Seven of those
losses were to each other and the other
fotn' were to undefeated Compton.
Then spring sports rolled around and
the domloation continued.
Westminster and Costa Mesa won loop
baseball titles and Chris Gammon of Cos·
ta Mesa sparked the Mustangs to a sec·
ond place In the Bee division of the CIF
swimming finall.
He posted a 54.3 in the 100-yard butter-
fly to earn a CIF record.
Paul Ralston of Westminster led the
Lions to a third place finish in the CIF
gymnastics rmal11.
Estancla was the second school to claim
a CIF team championship.
The Eagles.· behind coach Gordon Mor-
row, nicked. Riverside Poly by a single
stroke to win the golf title. It capped the
Eagles' domlnatlon of the Irvine League.
J-iuntington Beach, winner of the Su~et
golf derby, placed fifth in the CIF final!
and Corona del Mar, ruonerup to E:stancia
in the Irvine circuit. ·wu fourth.
In track, Paul William• of Huntington
Beach was the lone cindennan to make
the 11tate finals, placing fourth in the 880.
Tennis action had Ne wpert Harbor run-
ning its win streak to 48 before being cut
down in the CIF finals by Rol ling Hilll.
Corona dcl Mar was the Irvine champ.
Corona del Mar flnilhed the year with
(ive Irvine Utles in varsity competition.
Nen year'• crop of athletes will be
hard pressed to match the record chalked
up this year.
RELAYS • • •
(Coatlaued Crom Pate 16) -....... 1. TommM Smllll, SCYVV, :ID.(. Jim HI...., ~11>!1
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llr1t!ltm Yllllnt. JJ.11. 2. CNrln Cr1lo, Pec:fflc Coaf
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Miii 0oue Font, UCL.A. ~. .... ._.
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, Coll•&• .. ll'(ard's Plrotes),
>irtUallY lllent in Ille olltn·
1lve deportment !'rldo,y
night, •lJ>loded for three
runs. in the ninth lnnlng to
puU out a 4,2 .wln over Cat
Slate Full<r!OG (Anabolm
Hllllllers a! La P~ Part.
A ftne aowd w., on hand
for the Oran&e Coun&y Met·
ro League'• seuoo 1Dau&u·
ral and it was treated to a
111arklln1 mOUDd ellcri by
Pirate•' Gary Dunkell•m" cer.
Utlliz.ing what was PfOb-
ably the best-breoklnJ lluff
of h1J pit.chine career, Dun·
kt:lberger fanned 14 batters
-including seven 1tralstit
over the middle innings -
and failed to yield a free
pus in the rout.e·going el·
fort.
However, th e talented
rigllt • bander had fD r<ly on
10me ninth-inning heroics
on a triple by Mike Balley
and a tie-breaking 1ingle by
Din Dalebout.
Both Orange Coast and
Golden Wert are in action
Sunday, Orange Coast test·
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p.m. outing at M~orial
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Connell Chevrolet made it
two In a row in Connie Maek
i;ummer baseball action Fri·
day night with a 4-0 blanking
of Huntington Harbour at
TeWinkle Park In COiia
Mesa.
Tile victory kept Connell
Chevrolet In the undefeated.
class while Huntington
Harl>our dropped to 1 1-2
slate.
Wayne Schrader and Joe
LePage teamed to cne·hit
Huntington Harbour in the 4-
0 blanker.
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4 p.m. (7)CF -THE
RACERS -Documentary
on a uto racing careers of
Craig Breedlove and his
wife, Lee, holders of world
land speed records. Bill
Flemming comments on
clips of their record·break-
ing performances -Craig's
600.601 mph and Lee's :O.fi6
mph.
pre and post game shows. "' __ ..,. __ ""'••••••m••m••"".-::i
12,3-0 p.m. (%)CL -SOC·
CER -Exhibition between
English League's r i rs t •
division champ Manehestcr
City meets Oakland Clippers
Huntington went on to · the CIF fina ls
before dropping to Compton's champions.
Marina went to the semifinals of the cov·
eted tourney and Corona del Mar got to
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5 p. m. (!)CL
BOLLYPARK ISO,IXMl
Inglewood Handicap. Harry
11enson, GU S tr a t ton
mikeside at Hollywood Park
in In glewood.
5 p.m, (5)CF -COM·
MENTARY -"Profile of A
Rookie," documentary on
Phillie rookies Don Money
and Larry Hisle, narrated
by former Rookie of the
Year Richie Ashburn.
. 5 p.m. (7)CF -WIDE
'VORW -Review of Indy
500, preview of U.S. open.
I 'll p.m. (ll)CT -
TRACK"MED' -Compton
lnvitaUonal, [rom LA
Coliseum. Bill Welsh, Chuck
BeoedJct. Mort Tenner and
H. D. Tbottau trocksldo. .. , ,,. p.m. (M)F -BAX·
EO -(Aereo de I• semana,
de Mexico.)
11 p. m. (5)CL
SUNDAY
9,30 a.m. (5)CL
BASEBALL -Angels al
NY Yankees. Bi.id Blattner,
Don Wells mJkeslde ~t
Yankco St:ldiun1., DI ck
A
Race Results
at Oakland Coliseum. Jock .,._..,,.._.., _______ ""'""'""'.,. __ DI
Whitaker, Mario Machado
mikeside.
2 p.m. (l3)CT
SKATING SF Bay
Bombers vs. Midwest
Pioneers.
4 p.m. (4-0)F -COM-
MENTARY -"Fishing In
The Wesl"
5 p.m. (M)F -TOROS -
(Peleas de toros de Mexieo,
con matadores A 1 b e r t o
Preciado, Mario Sevilla,
lr.iguel Angel •Nunez .)
9,3-0 p.m. (S)CT -CAR &
TRACK -Bud Lindemann
examines new racing car
designs.
TUESDAY
8 p.m. (S)CL -SKATING
-Texas Outlaws at LA T·
Birds. Dick Laoe at Olympic
tracksJde.
It p.m. (14) -TOROS -
(Special saeado do l<>r"' do
Spana.)
WEDNESD.!. Y
4 p . .._ (l)CL
BASEBAIL -Angell at
Boston Red SOx. Bud Blatt-
ner, Don We Us mlkeside at
F'enway Park. Dick Enberg,
from Hollywood, with pre
and post game shows.
MOLLTWOOO l'AIUC lllllSULTI
P•tDAY, JUHi: p, IM CM!' & ,,,,
l"lllST lACIL 1 furlof!GJ. • Yf!tlr Oldl I. .... Cll"'""'. Puu.e J.IOOll.
ltftle'I Stwl (Hiii) JI.JO 11..0 I.•
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Old Glory \Vaves Violence •
Across the Pages 50 Million Guns in A mer.ica-
Amid a 'S teady Diet of Ma y hem'
Of U.S.-History the psychologi~al climate created by
the war.
tablish complicated social patterns bul
llls instincts for rontrolUng his inve!'l·
By JOAN S. GBILli'I
Editorial Retearcb Rep0rt1
• • • tions have not kept pace with these
U violence, in tile worda Clf Negro PSYCBJATRISTS and sociolog1sts products ol his brain. The great que~ militant }1. Rap Brown, is "as Amerl· warn that the nation's children are
On June 14, Americans wil1 observe
Flag Day, commemoraUng the adop-
tion o f the S*5 and Stripes by
C.Ongres! on June 14. tm.
During the intervening years, many
storles have been cirtulated con-
cerning the fi&g's origin. some of
~ch have little basis for &upport. As
time passes, it becomes increasingly
difficUlt to s~rate fact from fiction.
Al a matter of fact, the origin d the
flag js so shrwded in mystery that no
one can say tod.ay with certainty v:ho
first proposed its design ()?'where cir.:.!
""'hen the Stars and Stripes y.•as firs'
unfurled .
ln obstrvonct of FlaQ De~, P11Uen.ce
\VriQht Chapttr, Daughte.,.• of the
Amtrican Revolution and Cavalier
Chapte.,., Colontal Dames XVII Ctn-
tUTV, ;otn in p'resentlno thil tr:ue
story of the birth and growth of t1tt
"S tar.s and Stri~s."
be. di'; ed t t 1 le tion is, says Lorenz, "will man "'ain can u chem pie," 'realltation of that mg con won o accep v o nee iis •
!act still bas come as a bltter tbock. . normal through a steady diet of may· suUiclent knowledge of himself before
hem on TV and movie scree111. Psy· be destroys himself?"
Violence is the subject of constant and chiatrist Fredric Wcrtham accuses • • •
at times obsessive discussion, not be· the mass media ol trampling on chil· PSYCHOLOGISTS who favor insllnc·
George Ross, a signer of the Declara· cause. it is new in American life but dren's "inborn capacity for sympa· tive theories of aggression are at odds
tion ol Independence. because its current manifestations are thy.'' Acts or murder and serious lia· with those who see violroce as a te·
Tb h · · d finltel kn dism are reported regularly among oug it 1s not e Y own dlfferent than in the past. It is spread """''"'g children, whereas a generation action learned. in·society ... The fault.'' that her buslness in June 1776 included ""'-" bout · ~ d · · .A... J" .... wuvug soc1e • .,, an l! assoc1ateU ago such crimes were rare. sayi social biologist Ashley Montagu, the making of flags, the fact that she -..i "-· l d and . . .,.1th not one vut 'a ozen issues Numerous observtrs have noted ''lies not in our na.ture, but in our nur• wak a flag-maker sometime prior to in I dl claJ · · May 29, 1777 is attested to by a Navy causes, cu ng ra n oting, Stu· that our current problems have their ture.'' As be.sees It, the failun? to bu· !he first to gain foreign recognition for dent ~Wons, and anti-war move-roots in the violent beginnings and de-the nag just as he was the first, in an record of that date ordering that she ments. velopment of the nation. Revolutionary manize children by teaching them to
hour-long battle off the coast or be paid a certain amount for "making The killing(){ Sen. Robert F. Kenne· America was familiar with the use of love "during the first hall dozen years
:!:ugland, to raise "The American the colours." dy in Cos Angeles, coming barely two mob violence against the British, but of -.. childhood results in a progres.
!)tars," victoriously, over a beaten foe. Jt is also known that Mrs. Ross, her months alter the assassination of the occasionally the mob frightened Amer-sive dehumanization which leads to
Following an.Act o! Congress on daughters and granddaughters con· Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., ican leaders themselves. In his "Au· every kind of destructive behavior."
J an. 13, 1794, two stars and two stripes tintied in the flag.making business for served to fo11.ify the impression that tobiography'' John Adams wrote, "If Until now man has been able to eat
PRIOR TO AND during the years ()1 were added to the flag to provide for 50 years. In addition, G en er al violence in Ame/1ca ·is out of control. the power of the country shoWd get his neighbor, or gas and bomb him
tm American Revolution, many flag" the admission of Vermont and Ken· \Vashington was act u a 11 Y in Kennedy's statement acknowledging into such hands ..• to what purpose to death without ending the world, but
of varlous destgns were used by the lucky. This 15 star·15 stripe flag was Philadelphia from May 22 to June 5, victory in the California Democratic have we sacrificed. our time, health his margin of safety bas disappeared.
coloniit.s 00 both land and 1ea. the banner of our growing natlon for 1776, conferring with Congress on the primary, delivered minutes before he and everything else? Surely we must While they differ over the origin of
• Dec -~ 1775 1 11ow· almost· a quarter of 8 century. conduct of the war. was shot, included a remark deplor· guard against this spirit .. , or we man's aggressivelle8s, 50cial scientists 1ben, 1D e~, • 0 Lnj!: ing violence. shall repent of alt our conduct." agree that his behavior can be modi· the authorizatioo or a Coo.tinent\11 Fearing that too many stripes would M · 1 B Am fied. Navy by Congress, a then-Obscure spoil the design of the flag, Congress IN 1905 the Betsy Ross emoria ACCORDING TO Daniel Moynihan, ut erica was to become 1 land
Navy Lieutenant named John Paul passed a law on April 4, 1818, return· Association opened the Bet5y Ross head of the M.J.T.-Harvard Joint Cen-where killing Indians became part of \\'illiam James proposed more than
Jones raised a "GT'and Union'' flag ing the flag to its original 13 litars and House on Arch Street in Philadelphia ter for Urban Studies. "The sheer ef. frontier life, where enslavement of a half century ago a "moral equiva·
O\ler the "Alfred," one of the ships in 13 stripes and providiGg for a new star as "The American Flag House," a fort to hold things together has be-Negroes was justified as "parental· lent of war" so that young men could
the new fleet. to be added to the field as additional public shrine. come the central issue of politics in ism," and where class warfare found develop hardiness and self-discipline
h ·n1 •• -Long before this was done, the story a nau·on '"at began the d~ade ,·ntent expression in a bloody labor history. without bloodshed. He suggested a Early in Jn6, enroute to .t .e states came 1 o u1e union. u1 ...... r ... r,·od of serv·ce 1 ~-try Bahamas, it received its first baptism of Betsy Ross and the flag had spread on building a society touched w\th THE -RE1\SONS for man's violence r-1 or wi.:= coun -a c» salt v.•ater. AS TO _WHO designed. or made the ~cross the nation and was eve!'l ta~ght moral grandeur. are debated among students of human sort of domesti~ Peaoe Corps_
r t f"lag there were two chief con ID our schools. Yet, many histonans The nation's population is reacting and animal behavior. Biologist and Kenneth Keniston contends that the
-'Ibis !lag, adapted from the British_ U's !.'_ • . . . ,,-~~c'!'on~t·enUha.t it ~ the piost wwely _!.o~ latest threa!.t ... 1Q..JU~ty by -psychiatrist Konrad.Lorenz believes ... issue of vio~c::e ''is to this generation
-"Meteor FJeg',-OOfetfie cros!'~~opkinson-end--Betsy circulated of all the nusconcep ons indulging in an orgy-of gun buy!Jlg-thit aniiiials ana man possess ·a -run:--w~t t:trisSL!I! of ~ wa ~ t ... -
George and St. Andrew .in the b~ue Ross. which are held about the flag. which has put SO million guns in abOut • damental aggressive instinct which tonan world; The !a:c!: of Vlolent up._
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'union symlkilic of loyalty to Great An ardent advocate or independence. However, from all the controversy, hall of all U.S. homes, mostly !or put· serves the purpose of conserving, J:eaval ~·the possibility of cat.aclysrn
Britain and in tl:le field, 13 red and Francis Hopkinson was a mao of at least one concrete Uict emerges: poses of "self-defense." rather than of destroying the-species. lias been mtierwoven with_ the devel.-
white strJPes representing the cultui"e, ability and integrjty who had just as the advocates of Betsy Ross The political pressures stemming While predatory animals have inhibi· op_ment of a wbol~ generation." Social
A·merican colonies. have never been able to prove she ac-from public unrest over the violence tions which" prevent them from kill· sc1enUsts may differ over the origin
ON NEW YEAR'S DAY, 1776,
Genetl&l George Wasttllfgton, com-
mander-in-ehiel or tihe Continental
Anny, also raised 111. "Grand Union"
flag over his camp just ootside
Boston.
Though not generally used BS a land-
battle Oag, the "Graod Union" fl.ag or
"Unlon" or HQxigress" flag as it was
sometimes called, WtlS ttally our first
national flag df!:6tlite the Net that it
v.·as never adopted by CongNss.
From tt, by one simple cbange -
that of removV\g the obnoxious
crosses of St. George -and St. Andrew
from Ule first canton eod re(ilacipg
!!hem with 13 white stars -the stats
and Strlpes was Jeter created,
In tile journal of Coogress1 Wlder
date ot June 14, 1m, bemen two
resolutions submitted by the Marine
Committee, awears this brief but
momentous entry: ''RESOLVED: that
the Flag of the United Satltes be made
of thirteen stripes, alternate red and
white; that the union be thirteen stars·,
white in a blue field, representing a
new constellation."
UNA TIENDED by o single word of
introduction or explanation, it gave no
details .as to tht 1lze of th! union or
canton OT .arrangement of the stars,
thus affording wide latitude for vary·
in g interpretations.
Actually, it would seem that alter
once passing the resolution, Congress
washed its hands of the whole affair
for over 135 years elapsed before it of.
flclally answered any of the questions
which h:ld been left hanging in the air.
ln the meantime, botl"I the Anny and
Navy continued to ftgbt under a con-
fused array (Jf 1 o c a l , State and
regimental nags while the Grand
Union Oag gradually disappeared from
the scene.
Though there is no absolute proof as
to Just when and where the Stars and
Stripes was nown during the war Of
the Revolution, It could have been and
probably was flown in many places.
As a matter of fact, a number or
claims have been advaneed, wjth
varying degrees of support, that it
was.
AT SEA, John PauJ Jones. ir not the
flrst. was de{l.nltely one of lhe fir1l to
fly the Stars and Stripes 'A'hen , early
in November, 1m, he sailed for
!1'rance in his 1loop "Ranger."
No lloll)'l'"'"OOd press agent t'vl'r
;Klvertised his cll~nt mo re suc·
eessrully than did Jone1 the Stars anti
Stripes to the govttnmenl! or Europe.
To him bf!longs the distinction of being
Ma11be Betsy Re•• Didn't
De1l9n~the F ir s t Stars and
Stripes-But No One Can
Prove She Didn't.
served for a time es a member or
Congress ~~eW Jersey.
Soon after the p·assing or the flag
resolution, he was appointed as one of
the three commissioners of the Con·
tinental Navy. PossMsed of both
poetic and artistic ability, 1topkinson
had, at various time·s exerted his abill·
ty in the public welfare, such as
destining The Great' Seal of the U.S.
and other work for which he, had made
no charge.
On May 2S, 178o', he wrote a lelter to
Congress requesting a modest stipend
for his various services or ''devices"
he had created, which included "The
Fl.@.g of t~e.United States of America.''
Following a committee investigation,
Congress declined to consider the
claim as be "was not the only person
Who ·had worked on the design for the
flag,"
THE BETSY ROSS CLAIM was
presented for the first tin1e in 1870
when Mn;_ Ross' grandson, Wm. J.
Canby, read a paper before the
Pennsylvania Historical Society in
which he related the story of Mrs.
Ross making the flag. as she had told
it to him.
That story, briefly, was as follows:
that in June ins, a committee of
Congress composed of General George
\Vashington, George Ross and Robert
Morris had visited her upholstery shop
on Arch Street, Philadelphia and ask-
ed her to make a flag from a sketch
'vhich \V'Mshington had drawn, which
'vas the stars and Stripes; that sh.e
had suggetsed the stars have five
~points instead of six and that they be
arranged in a circle -and that t11e
nag be longer than it was \Vide. Th e
committee agreed and Mrs. -Ross
made-the flag to those specifications
wi th General Washington later ex-
hiblting it before Congress.
\VOILE IT IS true, as many
historians contend . that t.his claim is
based only on tradition. ls Is also truf'
that some documented re cord s
relating to Mrs. Ross tend to lend at
least some authei;J.iclty to her rlaim.
It is a matter of record that Iletsy
Ross, a Quakeress, operated a11
upholster~· shop on Arc.h Street in
Philadelphia; that she was the widO\\'
of J ohn Ross, who was the nephew of
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tually did make the flag, the historians of the Vietnam war have become so ing their own, only man, standing at of man's aggressiveness, bu~ they
who conten·d it is all a myth have great that President Johnson's decis· the forefront of animal development, gener~}'. agree that his behavior can
never been able to prove that she ion not to seek another term can be is in danger or suffering destruction be modified.
dldn't make it. viewed as one of tile results. U.N. Sec· from his aggressive instinct. Some believe that the way to start
So far as most Americans are con-retary General U Thant has blamed His powers of verbal speech and con-is to debunk the myth that a man with
cerned-historians or nonhistorians-"tbe prevailing mood of violence in oeptual thought have enabled him to a gun is the embodiment o! masculine
Betsy ·Ross made that flag_ the United States and elsewhere" on invent sophisticated weapons and es· virtue and glory.
Francis Hoplunson and his claim for
Uie flag, which some historians believe
to be much more valid than that or
Betsy Ross, is today little known or
remembered.
lT \VAS NOT until 1814 , 40 years
after the -flag resolution. that
Americans became flag conscious. 1t
was attrtbutable for the greater part
to a song which a British Admiral, a
BriUsh composer and an An1erican
poet helped to create, ·1
It all began witl1 the burning of
\Vashington by the British in 1814 and
as they departed by sea, taking with
them as prisoner, an aged \Vashington
doctor for alleged "'discourtesy.''
The story of his rescue by the youn g
poet-lawyt:r Francis Scott Key and
their being held temporary prisoners
during the subsequent attack on Fort
McHenry, reads ~ike a best-seller.
All day and into the night of Sept. 13·
14 the two Americans, from their van-
tage point aboard ship. anxiously
watched the terrific bombardment.
Suddenly, all firing ceased and in the
ominous silence \\'hich continued
through U1e night. their fears in·
creased that the fort had 1;urrendered.
Then. to their joy ··uy the dawn's early
lighf' they caught their first glimpse
of the Sta'rs and Stripes waving in the
breeze.
IN THE FERVOR of the moment,
Key reached into his pocket and found
an old letter on the back of which he
jotted do\vn the words of the song
\Vhich we knO\\' today as 1'The Star-
Spangled Banner" and which even-
lually became our national anthcnl.
The 'A"Ords which Key began writing
nboard ship and continued as he "'a.~
1aken by boat into Baltimore were set
tu the stirring music of the then
popular song "Anacreon In Heaven."
which had originated in London. Both
words a nd music appealed to
.. Americans everywhere and marked
the beginning of devotion to the nag.
Since that time so Jong ago \\'hen
John Paul Jones defiantly hoisted
"The American Stars" off the coast of
England unW today, in Uie jun gles of
Vietnam. countless Americans have
fought and died for the Flag.
Americans who believed it to be their
duty to love their country. to obey ils
laws have gladly defended it against
all enemies.
Berkeley Four Years Later
1964's Fr eshmen and Ho w Th ey Feel About It Today
By HAROLD V. STREETER
Associated Press Writer
BERKELEY, Calil. (AP) -Sue
Werbe, a pert and perky brunette
from Detroit, will be one of 4,600
seniors graduating June 15 from the
University of California at Berkeley.
Sue and her fellow students came .,
through four turbulent years at the
huge campus -years which shook the
foundations of the nation's academic
world, years ·which m ad e "in·
volvement" a byword in the halls of
learning and "student power" a new
social force.
They \\-'ere freshmen in 19&4 when an
all·night sit-in of t he Berkeley ad-
ministration building set a pattern
fo!J O\\·ed most recently on a large
scale at C<>lunibia University.
FOUR YEARS AGO all available
polire vans, working in relays, carted
off to jail more than 700 students pro-
testing discipline procedures at UC.
Today the Creshmen Of that time -a
birth era for college activism -are
graduating into a world of turmoil.
Only a few days away from gradua-
Hon Sue and four or her fellow seniors
took careful looks over their four
years at BCJ"keley, and \\"hat the ex·
pcrience has meant to them.
"Initially I wasn't involved." said
sort-voiced 21-year...old l\1iss \Verbe,
managing edltor of the campus
newspaper.
"I had an activist teaching assistant
in history, I went into the section and
on the table was a note saying, 'U you
come here you shouldn't~ here. You
should be on the picket line.' I just
looked at the policemen and I just
looked at the kids be.ing c3.rried out.
"And l "'ent and joined a picket line.
From then on I felt I was involved."
freshmen of 1964 would never be the
same.
"When thlJ first came up, I just said
that's t:he way it happens a t
Berkeley," .e.xplained sandy-haired,
handsome Robert A. Crittenden of San
Diego, a varsity football star for three
years and co-captain of last season's
Golden Bears.
"I just kept my nose out of it. But I
found as it went along the interest in
the campus just became very ltighly
strung and everything just became
focused on this one thing. By the end
of November, I was for it and I was
sympathizing with it."
"I \Vas very conservative when 1
came here ." said bearded Ken Stahl.
21 . of Jamaica, N.Y .. vice president of
the Associated Students of the
University of California.
"As the tension grew and they had
the first picket down in the plaza, I
remember debating the whole question
out with my roommates. And we went
through the whole thing and just
'Th e Radicals We re t he
Ones for F r eedona and
the Conser va tives Wer e
Against I t • • .'
decided one night the university was
wrong. From then on, I pretty much
went through all the effotts and
demonstrations. And I got more
radical as i' "'ent along.
"IT CllANGED my political outlook
tremendously because it seems very
clear that the radicals were the ones
who were for freedom and individual
rights and the conservatives v.•ere
against it."
oo a bizarre atmosphere.
A Jong line of card tables stretched
out along Sproul Hall Plaza. Sexual
freedom was advocated. Signups were
taken·for political followings ranging
from the far left to the far right.
Peace Corpsmen were recruited -
right next to a table for resistance to
the draft.
Scarcely a noon passed without a
raily on the Sproul Hall steps.
TllE CURIOUS passerby would ask,
"Could any,;;ine possibly get an educa·
tion here?"
Activism persisted. Demonstrations
continued. They turned against the
draft and the Vietnam war.
Critics blamed a noisy minority. As
recent as last April, two professors fil·
ed _a report saying the actlvisl.3 )lad
ulterior motives. not the good of the
university.
Psychology Prof. Alex Sherrills,
later to join the staff of Gov. Ron.a.Id
Reagan, a sharp critic of the campus
demonstrations, said most or the
students were of "the silent genera.
tion," unwilling to become involved.
President Clark Kerr, later fired by
Reagan and other regents for his
handling of campus problems. was
among those who said Communists
took part in the campus strife.
''There "'·ere obvi ous I y Com·
m unists," Stahl, the former con·
servative, conceded, "and there are
obviously subversives around but peo..
pie don't pay any attention to them
unless there's a genuine grievance.''
In turmoil, the 4.186 freshmen or
1964~ began their collegiate career.
Now. after a comparatively qWet
senior term, they end four years at
Berkeley.
Charles Hitch. \vho succeeded Kerr
as president, recently said :
.------------Our Man i11 Sa11 Francb co ------------,
ALL TRIS STARTED on a small
plot or ground called the Bancroft
Strip, named after the street
separating the city o( Berkeley from
the university's 1,200.acre campus.
Deeply~oncerned Jay N. Miller or
Palm Springs, Calif., a 21-year-old
poliUcal scie'OCe major \\'ho plans to
become a rabbi, recalled:
"I was interested in ci vil rights
because that was the main issue at lh#!:
time. J wanted to be a part of the civil
rights movement In my own way."
"Don't underrate our students. The
students now attending the university
are the best prepared, the most
capable. the m ost nearly abreast ii\
their fields of any who have attended
the university in its history." IN OAKLAND, ONE HO UR'S A LO NG TI ME
SAN FRANCISCO -When Sina-
tra says he's going to sing "for an
hour" (which he said before a re·
cent Oakland appearance) lie
means eu~tly th~t. Midway jn
"Ch.lcago," he glanced al his wlte'tt.
stopped at the end or the c.horus,
and that was that: liO m.Jnutes to the
Jeeond. Incidentally, any refereoc·
ctr to him u The Thin One are now
about 2S p o u n d • out or date
-U you ca n imagine a fat
Frank Sinatra. But when Jt comes
to dolnc bis turn .. ''Just a saloon
singer" (hit phrase), he's still 10
im1m Dud ol the pack, rat or
othenriM.
BODKINS' ODDS ' B a r n a b y
Conrad, bankrolled by ~llllonalre
Gordon Mc:~on, Is u l I I n g
tog·ether a XI-minute TV Um on the
Kennedy ; 1111lnallon, uaing &he...
rlopped·slill technique that worked
so welJ in "Deatil of Manolete."
1\mong Barruib,Y'a !Inds Jn Dallas :
1'he only known photo of Oswald
being arrested in the Texas
Thea1ii:'. . Add Conr.'.ldiana : The
eight·yr-old Sa.nta Monica
restaurant called The San Frtn·
Cisco is no more. Its new owners
have changed the name lo
a a.rnaby '$, becau5e they admire
him mote than our city, and 10 it
goes.
STAl\1> ASIDE, Row•n & M•rtln,
8' a local disc jockey Inquires: "U
Judge Lenore Underwood bad mar-
ried COL Sim Hickum, would ahe
havct been knO'MI as Hlckum de
Judce?"
HOUSEWIFE u]lon 1 .. rning th1t
fresh Jihad roe l1 now up to U-50 a
pound: ''T~l£\' taklng tile
too1"
pill.
COl.VMNIST Radlo Harris In Ille
ffoUywOOd Reporter: .. Somehow t
suspected it would never happen
when months ago I scooped the
oew1 U1at Debbie Reynolds would
make her bow in the musical, 'Tat:
tered Tom.' And she won't,"
EVEN TINY Ranford , CIJU.,
home of a lavish restaurant called
The lmpedal.D)'ILUI)', mol<u this
year's Ust or Holiday magazinct's
Restaurant Awards. 8an Francisco,
with 17, Is second on!JI to New York
In prize mentions. wllh L.A. placing three, Beverly Hills two 8nd SM
Diego one. Oak.land -The Action
City! -falls to place, but what can
you ex~t. when ewo the nll·nigbt
dlnert there close al 11 p.m.
There was a long-standing rule
against talking pclltlcs and collecting
funds on campus. But it. wasn't en-
forced.
In October, 1964. suddenly, the rule
was enforced. A nod-student was ar·
rested for collecting funds to help
register Negro voters in the South. A
protesting crowd surrounded and st.all·
ed a campw politi! car. Student Mario
SaVio climbed on toP and sparked the
1''ree Speech Movement.
The administration di ckered w1tb
the rebels. The arrested man was
released. Fretdom to advocate .and
collect was allowed. But seven of the
demonstrator• were ordt:red disdplin·
ed. Emotions erupted. In December,
more than 700 proteslors staged a day.
and.nlght slt·ln at Sprout Hall, the ad·
mJnistratlon bul\dlng.
Police and hJ.ghway patrolmen broke.
It up, carrying many bodily out of the
buildlng, campus activisn1 was tn full
cry.
LlFE FOR Berkelt-y's 4 , 18 6
'n1at w.ay was not to sit down and
demonstrate.
"I think that such thlngs as the Free
Speectl ~fovement can't possibly bfJ
considered advantageous, but also t'm
sure that It wasn't inevitable," Miller
cootemplated.
PRE TTY AND SOY Elga
Jekabsons, of Richmond, caur., a
straight grade A student who majored
in physics and chem.Jstry, was just one
of lhOusands at Berkeley too bu')' to
beconle very involyed.
"I don 't think the Issue Was rully
free speech at all. I mean that might
have been a mlnor point. But I think it
was more that the !ludentt WMted to
be heard. And they rtallted that
perbaps the only way they would be
heard was to go to Sproul llall, 700 of
them, and sit the.re.'
The campus scene 111 that time took
Refusing U1at accolade, Miller said:
"I think President Hitch is sticking his
neck out by saying that. Because 1
think it is too soon in the life of our
generation to figure out what we'r e
going to do."
--~-(,)8
Saturday, May 8, 1968
Th• Comment !'age of the
Daily Pilot seeks to infonn
and stimulate readers by
presenling a variety of com-
mentary, on 'topics of inter-
est and significance from
Informed Observers a n d
spokesmen.
Robert N. Wet-d, Publisher
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5 76
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5 76
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PAYMENT
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'68 CHARGERS
' t · e Bucket SeaJs e Hideaway BRAND Headlights e Full vinyl interior e NEW Nylon Carpeting • Rear Deck
Spoiler e Full racing instrumenta-
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Electric Clock e Bumper Guards e Ash Tray Lig ht • H.O. Springs e H.O. Torsion Sway Bar. Ask
for Stock No. 945, No. 944. No.
137, No. 136.
CHOICE
OF
COLORS
52569
+TAX • TOTAL PRICE llCENSI
IMMIDIATE DELIVERY .
P1ymen11 fnchtcle '"' & lit. & llM!ICI cNro-s en Al"'°'· on 1ppr. Cl'ed!t
Volk1w1g1n .Center
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MANY. TO CHOOSE FROM
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'64 VOLKSWAGEN ss' '6°"'6' oo<>~~7t} s29 TOTACs29 T01'L DOWH MTHt.V. +Tu lo Lie PYMT. PVMT,
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'67 CHEVROLET IMPALA '65 DODGE CORONET
2 Door Harcl!p. 327 eno. Jl&H, P/1!eer., 1uto .. w1w, ctrioell, vinyl ln1tr. (THL noJ, Autom1llc, PO-•'"•In•, "" rMlo lr'ld h11ltr, {TGI •I
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CHOICE OF COLORS ' e. Padded Dish .!. Seat BeJt.1 e All '66 FORD .frln. 500 GTA '64 CHEVROLET IMl'ALA S.S.
2-' clr.-Hlrdfoll, 390 ·1110. P/tlllr., brk1., ll&H, 1Uto. lrlns. F1el. 1lr cond .... cltllJ, 2 dDor hllrcllop. Rici~ helttr, IUIO., Pl!Wtr ltlttl'l,I 6 brlk..,_ 111'·-IM, bvdtlf
Vinyl Interior • Heater & Defroster. f1"~7ie. w6.,, 6te will !~lt~ isLv mi$. $ H9
111'
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Ask f§)r Stock ·No. 909, 134. +TAXI.Lit. 60 TOTAL 60 TOTAL ~R~f~ .. LIC. s33 TOTAL $JJ TOTAL OOWN , MTHLY. DOWN MTHLY. s 2 0 5 9 . ILUI 1001( PRICE $2360 PYMT. PYMT, ILUI 1001( PRICI SIUI PYMT. PYMT.
'65 DODGE CUSTOM 880 '66 FORD
t PIH. st1!1on Wl llQn. II.Ml le, IK1h!r, 11Jlon'1111c, PS., P!I., LU Hitt r..:k, MW, 2 deor. He1ttr, fl.tt!y hc!orl eqo.illlfled. (II.MA '221 SOLO &TAR f'1'6"K6'' W6/w arrfltEL(ll.11.Z·UO) $ $ 866. ::tt.L
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IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
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DELUXE MODEL
• Duo! Horn System • Tinted Wind_.
shield • Deluxe Wheel Covers • De-
luxe Trim • Foam front see ts • Whita
sidewall tires. Ask for Stock No. 536.
569
TOTAL DOWN
PAYMENT
569
TOTAL MONTH
PAYMENT
52389
I E +TAX& TOTAL PR c LICINSI
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
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TOTAL DOWN
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589
TOTAL MONTH
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• Nylon upholstery • Wall lo wall carpets •
Automatic trans. • Power steering • Heater
& defroster system • Dual brale system •
Back-up lights • 3 •pd. wipers & washers •
Dix. seat be~.s. Ask for Stoc:k No. 125.
'2979
L E +TAX & TOTA PRIC LICENSI
P1ymenls Include fix• Ile. & lllll!ICI ctwlr'M* on a mai. en IPfll'. eredll IMMEDIATE DiLIVERY ..................................
'68 WAGONS BRAND NEW
CHOICE Of COLORS
DELUX.E 4-DR. MODEL
Ohc. seat belts e dual braking system e
heater & defroster e h1z1rd fleshing system e paddecl dash & visor • back. up lights e multi ~peed. wipers w/washers. Stock No.
HI. No. 159
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571
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571
TOTAL MONTH
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52499
TOTAL PIJCI -,___ t.l::.:
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$29 tOTAC MTHlVo l"YMT.
'66 PONT. TEMPEST
C111tern, POPI/I..-2-dr. H1rclt"" W/I U!Om1tk tr1ns. ll:1clle, ""ttr, tic. (SHH 37'). $1,066 +~~::L IC. $36 TOTAL . 536 TOTAL OOWN MTHLY. ILUI 1001( PRICI $1700 PYMT. PVMT.
'65 MUSTANG 2 DR. H.T.
TOTAL
PRICE
+TAX .1. L1C.
ILUE IOOK $1111
s3.3 TOTAC OOWN
PYMT,
s33 TOTAC MTHLY.
PVMT.
'66 FALCON FUTURA $"
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ILUE 1001( PRICE $1520 _ PYMT. PYMT.
'65 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE
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'66 DODGE CORONET
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766 TOTAL
PRICI
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666 TOTAL
PRICI
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ILUI 1001( PRICI SI 201
$23 ~;
PYMT.
'63 COMET CUSTOM
$23 TOTAC MTHLY.
PYMT.
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566 TOTAL
PRICI
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ILUI 1001( PllCI Slfl
'63 DODGE DART
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566 TOTAL
PRICI
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ILUI IOOK PllCI $111
TOTAL
MTHLY. PYMT.
$19 TOTAL MTHLY,
• PYMT.
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READY TO
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128" "WHEEL IASE" SWIPTLINI . e All Gauges e l speed Synchro Trans.
• Heavy Duty Tires • Cig1r Lighter e Heavy Duty Axle e Heavy Duty SP.ring•
Ask for Stock No. 789
$71
TOTAL DOWN
PATMINT
$71
TOTl.L MONTHLT
PATMINT
P1y1T11nh incluclt t111 I lie, I fln1ne 1 ch1r911 •n 41
1T101. on 1jJpr. er1clit.
TOTAL PllCI t 1cTeA:st
IMMEDIATI DELIVERY
,,., Fold-1way Dinette
,,.,.Kitchen c•binet
,,., Vinyl covered with SO-lb. ice box
comb. sefa & bed ,,, 110 volt el•ctric11
,,., Drapes on 111 outlet
windows ,,.-Built-in storage
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,,., Automatic wardrobe
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1 n .needs some work, but where can you find eled livln& ..OOm. M'oder11 spacious klt~hen ContemP.''"' Spouiloh 13ay. M!SA VERDE JEWELS
-' ' • a view of !he boato.ln the.bay and a mJllio• all Wed. $11,9SG-l0% down Ind' move ••'!<> I "°!'t Hom•, ' BR. 1 baths. ~·"·· clean 3 bedroom & Family Room
$21,jM rt/ OJ LOAN ~ to• d.lninl rrn. A<:tivtt)' rm. ma&· ~ , ll h S . ... • iil4 /0 _ • li&hll'for '48,000. A l&rge cU)bim.lfOme,wi.th morrow. , -nWeent entry hall with ._0~1e 1n area~" exce ent omes. pac1ow
' formal dining room-, 3 spaciaus bedrooms,"& sweep4ta: open stairway to 'livmg room with top gracfe carpets and
BeauWul FoUR BEDROOM llASTSIDE 11x '· • lar&e ~I an_d loc'att\d oll'·a·'1pati0us 161: ' • -_Little, :Sfl:cinls_h _ ~•!!! . . :Ind tlqor. -~""-kitd> drope3. 3 b•t"' with marble counter tops.
year new home. You'll loft Ila auperb deilift.. " · • YI' · • • · -· On .1-nice·s~ eUlilde lof, ~~tet and comfy'-"'-:Pl" £Slip. °"'"' ""'" !!aneled Family .Room and e<>mpletely bllf in-
• veroatllitv. comfort and roo!!'Jness,-Eiil;a. ., • eW' .~• .. , .-· "'. · · -3 bdrma.,.l,og burning firep\acb, $23,900. ..u: Jtitchen. Exquisitely landscaped garden. 14x
closets and wardrobe space. Dlill•f room Pa6otlfuk fiew o! the l'(\y)l81\ts· aAd O:C.an" I!')' 10% down. · · Alkinall67.500 ~O covered patio can be. additional room.
with sliding glass doors to patio and encloaed from ,this immaculale '',4,. ~rQ<>r\\,.:dijli\lg. · .. _. E ·-' Submit •II•.. Only $32,950.
fen ced ,yard. Built.in ldtchen wlth.ll!:ellfas•'-,-.. 1-room bwne.Add to-thfs;;Uie .1&akeo~-ai>d'--; . · mrWporL ,9C•nY_. , ~~...Mo!-nloP,1&1-L•n• 673-9200 Eves: 548-6629
bar. Large 165 foot corner lot, with' room 'for _ --evertize-garaee -ancl-wgal .eJAe could". l")fi r l{Jgh on a1illltop ma top'1bcation on a private · -• ' TWO POOLS
boat and trailer. EULL PRICE QNLY $25,950! want'441.300. · ' ' •. ,' :,_, · ~ street. 26QO sq. It.' With ev«ything to ·make llVINE T~RRACE This lovely 4 bedroom home has lots to offer
CALL US NOW before it's·too late!! .-,· . -.1 ,·-.. livin g luxurioUs.·4 spacioUS'bdrms ., 2lh baths ~':v~:t;:i~~ ::::. ~~~ -formal dining room-family room ; one 18x OCEAN VIEW Sprin9 Move $49,950-Ea.Sify financed. 3 baths, den: master bed-35 heated & filtered Pool , plus. IO' round ther·
FROM HIGH. UP<iN THE BL~.FS. H.u g.e 1.;·a'1ae .your family moving~t9: a ,4 be<!-. , N.e,w Conteraporary . ~;' .r"l'i.."f"w~~ .. ~.,:,'.~.~ ;.;! 0:,ir; '4i~~9:~ated moving water. AU this
room ranch home with shake roof, family Bri.n~ new 3 Bedroom, 21h b'ath with large in BBQ in kitchen, shake 673-9200 Eves :· 548-4810 18'x24' beamed ceiling family room, l•a:e room and located on a.cul-de-sac street in a li · f il 'th r·· I d OR
f. 1 d lid' d td e·acti Of the . hoqd R U listed -4 vmg room, am y room w1 ll'ep ace an root.· Over 1,000 sq ft. irep ace an s mg oors charming neighbor · ecen Y iO'r separJte dining room . -Ovefsi.Ze 2 car· gar· $54,000 If you want to bui ld your own home, we ha ve
patios. one of which is oomplet~ly protected $28,950. acre. Pool size yard. -$35,500. 10o/o down. · Caill for. Appt. . a 75xl00' lot i"u.st waiting for you at onl y to close off the ocean b<eeze. The ldlcben is' • r ... ~ b · k ·th buttered cabin' els and bas Exc.lt.1'n9 ·-Open Today!· · -$16,350. ~ nc WJ • • ' l!QVER SHORES 613·9200 Eves: 548-4810
dishinaster and disposal. Bathroom with two Mesa Verde Dandy Magn!Jiceot n•w v;,w homo OCEAN FRONT
ull Be tiful arpets dNpes washer And spacious cwtom hbme io N~wport. A P mans. au • c •. • • Ith h • f 3 •·G•drooM•'plus large·fa mily room-Kitchen ot great distW;tion in the w1'th older House R-2 Zone, lot value -FOR d · nd t f Rer&tors included Double rambllp.g ranch home w ·S aa..e roo • " oe •m> • 1oca Ion iO Dov ..
Cornycerer. ~e dri~,rew~kshop and room 'tor "boat large f>eO.rooms. 21h baths, family room and with breakfast bar. New living room carpet-~est 4 8~ 19.rg _er . '.QtnCK SALE . . . . . . ..... , , , . ,. . . $40.000
iand trailer storage. TIUS AMAZING HOM.E two inagnificent fireplaces. AU trus and more ·Spic & Span throughout. WNat':f Soft.otener ·1~ rm.re:. baths.' Vlewe o~~~ 673-9200 Eves: 642-3287
NLY *24 500 for an unbelievable $37 ,500. ' new HW heat..-. $25,2SO-.t)~own . qya..-""°'• Harbor'"""' <»m-· B & B h R It . I CAN BE YOURS for 0 • ' . lied buyer. plot'1y "'""''"'· drapod, ay . eGC ea y' nC. MINIMUM DOWN .. f.H,Jl._ Aie ,You .Riclr? ... 6.U.:7171 Open Sunday ~i-2~13 """"""~.;,, 202s w. Balboa Blvd.;N.B. 673-9200
Four bedrooms + Den + Dining Jloonr,.'1% ·W..11 you don't have to be ·to live Iha~ way. .SALESMEN NEEDED "' 1324 Galaxy Drive
bath home for $25,500!! You'll be thrilled Enter "this large 4 ·bedroom, fitrru1y room OPEN DAILY
with space for your family to romp, on this home from its garden atrjum and magnificent
COZY CORNER nestled within a.n easy walk terrazw entry hall Located in one of New-
to Fairview Road Shops, all schools, includ· port's most desirable areas. All this and a
Ing ST. JOHNS PAROCHIAL, THRU O.C.C. large reor yard with a pool for $52,5-00.
ENJOY the nice Yard, concrete block wall:s •n-."
& aluminum covered patio for planned prl· ~-
vacy ·Easy accees boat and trailer .ll~d·"· .. . • ... SPRING ·
WESTCLIFF POOL HOME '•::.••l!!:..A};:TY ,.,
LUXURY AT LOW COST. Beauiliul 15'x32'. • ... -
Swimming pool, three bedrooms, 1 * baths 1801 Westcu.tt:'·6riw. Newport Bea.oh
•plus family room home. Built f.or· ~medern
living =-decorated in excellent 1.aste. To-
morrow may be too late . -be t~ · Pnll!d
own..-of this one. HURRY!! ONLY $38,750.
Come and be Entranced
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PENINSULA · SHORES
New Balboa . . . .. ·
Coron• del Mair
R-2 ' lot with tna~ificent
View of Harbor, Peninsula
& Catalina Island, $34.~
1st &: Carnation St.
john macnab
REAL TY COMPANY
881 Dove; Dr.
Newport Beach
(714) 642·8235
Open Houses
TH.IS WEEKEND
r.., tfll1 hcindy dfrecPory wltti yo11 ttils wffke11d en
yo• t• ho11ie•h1111ri11t. All tM locations lltPed below
ore described 111 treater detoll by Gdftrtlslnt e lw-w...,. 11 todcly't DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. PatTon1
sltowlflt 0991 ho1M1 for $Gii or to Nflt oN 11rgH
,. lilt 11e*i lflfor111C1tlo11 111 this co"l•mit ffCh Friday.
HOUSES FOR SALE
Entr~ J; will be with this BA YCREST ---=BEX t:-DylVAN-"WELLS:toTI!iif aiS.-
criminating. Check these luxurious featuteS: '<iceailfron1-·communitv
'(2 Br. &-Den or Family Room}
io2li~Clil'.f.;Dr;c Clliflr•~~.!L ---. --
-573:9200 EVes:-548<48iO(sat:&:i;u n-:-i:s1
~ 4521 Tremont, Cameo Shores.
I
Formal DEL PISO entry hall;'lpicious lj\tmg·,
ind dining room overlooking private court·
yard and beautiful heated ANTHONY POOL.
Three sparkling baths and four large bed·
rooms one. easily converted to den. Large
family° room convenient to all electric kitch-
en. Professionally decorated and landscaped.
Block Wall Fenced -Separate Children's
play area. PRICED TO SELL AT $63,500.
Excellent financing available.
646.0555
220 !. s.-1 .. nth St.
0:. 17th St. ShOOPlnt Cenler) c:..to Mesa
you'll like oiir friendlr, service
Evenings C11l 646-4579 or 646-0150.
e Take advantage of the ex·
, perienct1 & tqp qUality
workmanship ottered by
these widely-lmowp build-
. ets of CllStom homes.
e Save money with their
buying power and exeel-
lent financing and tmnt.
Let us shoW you how
easy and exciting
it can be.
ROY J, WARD to.
(Baycrtot Qttict)-
.
TI!REE NEW 4 & 5 Bedroom two • story .
single family Homes and three Duplexes wi.th
a Deluxe owner·s 3 Bedroom ji Den Home
upstairs, and a 3 £edroom 2 Bath Rental
down. Now ready for occupancy.
Ocean and/or Bay Views, Family rooms, Wet
Bars, radiant heat, insulated, car{>eted, w~·
ed, landscaped, self-ci.eaning ovens. Formi(:~
kitchen cabinets, Powder r.o.oms, Etc . , Etc.
COilie see for yourself: -·· ·' ~ -· '·
GOLD MEDALLION HOMES
OPEN SAT. & SUN. l·S
"F" Street cilid ial~ Blv~.
on . secluded.· Balboa Peninsula . .
' .• ,. .... ' 1'tl ' . : ' . . .
Priced from $79,600 ·to ' $109,600
For further informaitiOj, c1ll:
1842 Santiago Dr. ~1500 Ail ibis and~ a
MONTICEuo TOWNHOusE
loo
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Live .the Life of Luxury for
only .$103.~0 per Montli
(j)rindpcil pl111 intt,..I)
-
Differenl? Dec:ldedlyl
This is one cf the most ex·
citing home• we hive bte:n
privileged to offer. See.ring
timbered catbederal c:eil·
ings, wood panelling, Palos
Verde rock, indoor prdens,
regal master bedroom tulle!
-t bedrooms. 3 baths, a:ame
room, bar. OJ1tom deaiined
&roUDd a .sparklina: pool!
Amen& other disttniuished
homes in Baycrest where
)'OU own U1e land. Moat tx· eepUonal for $79,950.
Only e brH:Ze away 'friim the oceon, within eosy. dishlnc. of
anywhere.:. in tho htart of the Newport·Harbo,.areo. • --
Ruth Pairdoll, Re•ltor 16ll5 Westcllff Dr. 642-5200
SPARKLING
only $20,950 . .
Luxury Living·spacio~i-niaster bed~m ·:Uite, 2 w/ den Or ·
.3 ' 4 bedrooms, double gar1ge, year 'round tx\ei-ior mairl·
tenanoe, dC;Juxe built-i n kitchen, w/w ~rpeting. '
Large modern Living nn
blends into spacious patio
for grand entertaining. Ex-
tra sized kit. 4 Bedrooms. 2
baths plus, and electric bit-
in kitchen.
Qnl.y $65,000 &. owner will
be!p finance with SlS,000 On. -.
Irvine ·Terrace
Especially fine 3 .-~room,
2 bath with large Living rm.
Ocean View from lovely
kitchen and larg' pool siz-
.ed garden. New crpts, drap-
es~& Immaculate. Oort't riiis&
this fine buy 'at S$,900. • ,· . ' ..
COSTA MESA OFFICE
2629 Harbor Blvd. ,
545-9491 Peen1till 9 PM * $22,500 *
Open Sat I $qn 1 ·5
675 Governor St., CM
3 BR 1% baths, 16x20 lanlib'
'room With bttplice d'ou'ble
rarare, sbinale roof, tie•utl-
1 fl,11 yard. Murt .Re!
Rltr. 646-39'28 Evt. 941-0737
*LACHENMYER
. 3 UNITS
· l BR.a Heh, t3 Pl'l!S. aood
klc•tlon, s:lT.!iCXt -. terms.·
3 bedroom, 2 be.th, mad air
heat, kitchen haa range, OV•
tn, ttftiaersitor, dilhwube:r,
wuber, dl)'ff Prime reli-
dtntla) area. Gl NO DOWN.
Low, low F'H.A or COll\len•
tlonat $23,950.
Year 'round auminer fun-heated twin j>do11 for pool parti~,
elegant priVala Oubbou,. deaigned · ju>i ·{or_ -"'lettaining ..
Montlcollo ilon.'qualify for the W*"'~ ~,''G<tar~ntoe.
'Ir.elev aale.plan. Att easy way to tro~i~ y(.ir p1"oent ~~. :
' ! + • --• • • . . · ~ c,tECTION _ • ... ... _ •. •
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MONTICEUO HOMES SALES OfFICE• 160 l!XfNGTOf'l ,lANl . ""'"°"' 1714) ~1211 ;..;.-.11111•!"· WALkll I W WIS......,. ' . '
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' llUILD :YOUR .OWN
~citing homt In Dover ,Shor-
es. rvan Weil11 Son custom
builders,. otter )'Ou arthl-
lfduraJ rJannlna. top llU8l·
11;)' wortmwlllhtp, excd!ent
·term•.
ROY J. \Y•l'd Co,
Newport.
at
Victoriai
646-'811
C.Op1n
Evenings)
from this large family home.
2,200 square feet of living
area in1:his sharp-4.bedroom
home, Thru spaciohs 'biths,
two a.ttt&cUve n ti>s.-'With
ea~ maintenance free liv-
ing. Huge living room with
fireplace, Enjoy the sum-
mer, entertaining made
pie'asurable in a Kitchen
with all built-in appliances.
Enjoy the Blue Pacific and
live in style. ~Only_ $33,900.
Submit your 'sfnaller home
on QQr · guarariteed· ·trade
plan. 'ii..: , ~ ~ ..... ~"· (
&stf-§1!
2414 Vis~ Del Oro NeWp(i~ 'Beach
Ready
2043 w!:STCTJFr DRIVE · By September
646-7711 Open Eves. Presently Wlder construction,
t6· Lov1fy •f BR ,Apta. go·rgeow 2, 3 & 4 BR +
7 Furn. beau~ ire Jot,. perfect Unlts.
feptal area, Nr ev.erytbing. Priced $23,900 to $27,(XX}
1wrPX Inc, $19,«Xl )Tly. 5 •ie;ft from total of 38
Askibg $136,«XJ Trade. HµRRY! HURRY!
Rkhlrdoon/Purcell Ph. 644·1133
Rea.lty 675--4031, 646-4331 Eves
Coldwell, Banker
OFFERS:
New Bayfront S84,500
New_ Dover _Shores exclusive 4 BR + fam.
rm. w/~er ~-slip for lge. boat. Lge. ter-
race on water plus walled entry court. Best
buy. ·
Joe Oarkson
Bayslrares-5 Bedroom
Great area for latge family. 2 pvt. beaches,
patrolled entry. Din. rm. & fam. rm. Fine
home for gracious living .......• $57,500 -M:t:•· R<!u!ston ·
Harbor View Hills
• LlfSk home.~ BR .Carmel on popular quiet
cove, cul de sac. Pool size lot, carpeting,
water softener. Price $43,900. Let us show
you this.
Miss Leidy /Mrs. Burns
$34,000 Irvine Terrace
• Lovely Santenella home · -3 large, bed·
TOoms, '2 b!ths, fam . rm. and· breakfast
room. Large patio with fine landscaping.
Walter Ha ase ·
One of a Kind!
· Broadmoor Resale-bteter than new. Most
popular 4 Bdrm. plan with formal Din . Rm,
F~m. Rm, Brkfst. Rm , and 2 fireplaces.
Offer .......................... $54,500
Mrs. Harvey
Ocean View
Building Site -Hold for Investment or
~uUd to suit your most partieu1ar requ.ir&
ments. Fee land. E x c e 11 e n ·t financ-
ing! ............................ •25,950-
char.1oue. Long-
OFFICE OPEN
SATURDAYS
•. t • ' ' ' -I , . ' . ~···'COi.DWELL IANKIR & CO. 1 • " 1200 t. COAST HIGHWAY
. NEWPORT llACH
•
675-3000 Eves: 548·6629 (Open Sat 1-5)
2205 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach
646-7711 (Sunday)
(3 Bedroom•}
3135 Bayside Dr., Irvine Terrace
675-3000 Eves : 644-0818 or 673-0554
(Sat & Sun 1-5)
312 Colton (Newport Shores), Npt. Bch.
642·3820 (Open Sat & Sun 1-5)
439 Cambridge Circle, CM
646-6545 (Open Sal & Sun)
*4500 Dorchester, Corona .de! Mar
675-3412 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
16382 Eagle Lane, Hntg. Bch. 642-1771 (Open-sat & Sun 1-6)
522 Seaward, Corona Highl ands, GdM
673-2222 (Sat & Sun-1-5)
4612 Rox bury, Ca meo Shares
673-8550 (Sal & Sun 1·5)
(3 Br. & Den or Family Room}
1801 Tradewinds Ui. (Baycrest) Npt. Bch.
642 -5200 (Sun 1·5)
2837 Tabago Pl (Mesa Verde) CM
540-1720 (Sat & Sun 1:30·6)
**2709 Cove, China Coves, CdM
675-3000 Eves 548-8868 or 548-7962
· (Sat & Sun 1-5)
225 Kings Plaee. Npt. Bch.
Eves: 675-3000 or 642·4788 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
4715 Dorchester, Cameo Highlands
Eves: 642-6472 or 673-3468
(Open Sat Only)
*1000 Nottingham Rd., Westcliff. N.B.
642-0344 (Open Sal 1-5)
346 Vista Baya (County Corridor)
646-7171 or 546-2313 (Sat & Su n 1-5)
2541 Greenbriar (College Park) Costa l\.1esa
540.1720 !Sat 1·5)
1306 Watson, Costa Mesa
646·7711
(3 Br. and Rumpu• Rm.}
*2526 Carnegie, Costa Mesa
675-4630 Eves: 642-2253 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
(4 Bedrooms}
225 E. Wilson St., Costia Mesa
646·6610 (Open Daily)
1324 Ga laxy Dr .. Dover Shores
642-8235 (Open Daily)
2845 Catalpa, Eastblu ff, Newport Beach
675-3000 Eves: 646-6590 (Sun 1-5)
*4627 Perham Dr., Cameo Shores
642-8235 (Open Daily)
**333 Morningstar Lane, Dover Shores
642-8235 (Open Daily)
(4 Br. & Family or Den)
21831 Kiowa Lane, Huntington Beach
962-9717 (Open Hou,,,.)
1501 Eton Place, Newport Beach
646-3255 (Sal & Sun 1·51
18790 San Pasqual, Fountain Vall ey
540-1720 (Sun 2·5)
1133 Goldenrod. Harbo~ins
675-3000 Eves: 673-6182 (Sun On!v 1·51
8181 Burnhan1 Circle, Huntington Beach
• 962-8353 IOpen Sat & Sun 1·5)
221 Larkspur, Corona del Mar
675-4924 (Open Sunday)
1314 Santiago Dr ., NB (Dover Shores area)
642-3983 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1631 Orchard Drive (Santa Ana Hgts.) S.A.
• 540-1720 (Sun 1·5)
700 Kin g. Rood , Newport Beach
646-7711 (Sunday)
1851 Samar, Costa Mesa
' 646-7711 ISunday)
(5 Br. & Family or Den}
221 Via Nlce, Lido Island
646-32SS • (Sat & Sun 1·5)
H71 Pegasus, Santa Ana Heights
675-1642 (Open Sunday 1·5)
340 Cherrjtree Lane (County Corridor)
6411-7171 or 546-2318 (Sun 1·5)
1182 Corona Ln., Costa Mesa
846-7Hl (Sat & Sun)
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HOUSES FO.R_ SAL E HOUSE5 FOil SALE HOUSE$ FOlt ·5All
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HOUSES FOR-SALi
/iiGiieiineiirii.~iil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilOOO~~Ge;i;;ne~r~•~I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1~000~ General
1000o.itorol '1000
SOUND VALUE-$18,9501
59 00 DOWN
& ifs all yo urs! A beautifu l low priced home
y;ith 3 bedrcoms, l 1h baths. Large covered
patio. Bulll·in kitche n. Double garage. Art·
atic landscaping & fe_rig@d yard. 540:_1720.
3 BEDRM.·FAMIL Y RM.·"POOL"
S20,000!
c·1:!2 r!ul livinj:l room with a fireplace, Entry
1·~1 1. l-!eatcd & filtered pool. Bath house &
c:>vcr~ patio. 540-1720.
r :~SA ~.1i:RDE-4 IEDRM.-
F:ilMPMS ROOM-$24,000
Separate dining roo m. huge family room plus
separate rumpus room. Covered patio. Built·
ins, paneling. Co nvenient location. 540-1720.
CHARM OF NEW ORLEANS
Graceful 2 story with gorgeous balcony -
white lacy wro\Jght iron -most attractive.
5 bedroom, 3 bath home. Formal DR. huge
se parate famil y room. Greet for a large fam·
ily. 2 patios. Shuffleboard. 540-1720.
LARGE OLD HOME ' . Ever long ror a big com!~rta)>1~. ~Id place
wtt.h lots of room to ramble around 10? If; 10,
we have II. lt's ·a line well bul1t home with
HARDWOOD Flp<>RS, 3 huge Blls, ~P!t<;e,
service porCh Ii big separate 41nlllg -room.
~There's potentm too bec•uae It'• on a blg'll-'-
lot w;tb room for other unltsl Full-prlle only
$23,5-00.
LARGE HQME GRE#.:r L.OAN
Yes. It's a Q!le.o( a kind sttuaU.on, combl nfng
an outstanding 2200 sq. It., 2 story home,.with
existing financing that can't be beai. The
foot spacious bedrooms, hug~ family room,
Separate eating space &: 3 'baths produce I
home that yOur family can rea!IY STRETCH
OUT in. And it's only 3 years.new! Take over
existing FHA-loan at 6Jh % iritere5t &· $258
per month PAYS ALL. Total price is.135,950.
COATS & WALLACE ~ALTORS
1491 BAKE~ STREET
S-16:4141
Costa ·Mesa, C!allf.
HOllSJ S ,OR SALi o-.:..-. ' . ••
~EG£
REALTY
Open Houlis
• 3280 Michil;an Av e., CM
Stlat'P 4 l lam _rm $28,500 * 245-4. Not1e Ave., CM
3 I tam rm.$23~ * 102llil We1ley Ch:cJe, HD
Z·slor)I Meredltb Gardens
College 11 .. 11y 5'6-5180
1500 Adami at Harbor
(Near Onemi.. 'nle.atreJ
• , S.~, -·I, IM
HOUSU. POR ~I HOUS•-.POlt SAL P SALi
Ce&~. ' ' 1100 ~!1?"1 ...... 11" c-.. , -1150
Vi~·~
l\lomes
lt N~ HOMES
Low dn. 8~,,;.. 30-.vr. loan
From $U,t50 •
Valli!)' ROid &t ViMoria
(Jilst ~ ill 8roolcl>lirwt
· . up on blulO , r.ltlll _..,.,.._,.. llii;te.
land ·· JUlh,'hove ..,. ttvel
hycre1t •
NewF,oit leach
:n;l7 . ~eward. I'~e-Sin1ple
llJ\d. LOvelf ra~tn, .easy
u~cep. Immac:Wat~ l btd-
tjiom, foC'mal itlrd._. Larst 1tfn1b' mom 'with maulv.
rOct fl1'~ce. WtU .Pdctd
at~S5f.850:-.-----
JEAN SMITH,
lltaltor @l. llq!lt • llr ~
kltci1'o. c ... rn1-
.... to "'°''""' '' 146-3%6 :"i!:;, .w -E'AS11LUFF
3 aDd:t BDRMS-1 ~2>11)' LASTCkANCE ,to hQ)tdlttcl'·
Fireplactt, auio p.nie •. l1•trom owMr:! Spi.c. -4 BR.
ect.tor, carpettnc, draperies,_ hon>e w/OU'Lrlandini: jienOr-
fepc:Lnc, Iindlfl=l;plns: ' amic.m.. Sep. format d~
M lch..t Kay, lullder· in&'. nn . ., all elec. ldtch. w/
Phone 642.21:21' Evd "2..ruis' btkf~t. blr. A: dWftr tna.
BY OWNER Ptd died iot, ftzrid A lnd-
Coron• del M~r
3 balhs, convertibl!l den on
tY1'9 lot11. Ideal Joi' the Artist,
1611.000.
Ot'IN>SAT &-SUN 1·5-
4112 ROXBURY
zm. Sq ft of ..,.cklw llvin&
tn lovely l'ameo ~.
Room for Pool, larse Pl1y-
cround." or Tennil Court. 3
DR, 2 baths, luxurioua car. pettna. S.49,500.
Or1n1• Coast Property
332 Mari:uetlle.. QLM 673-~
·Honeymooners
Home Phis Income 1 ,will aell. thia week my· 3 sc:pd. AafcinJ $39.:;oo. m1540
~rae bedroo!f' 2 bl.,t)l ~e Due k> McMrc Pt:ttems, WE
reduced to $21."150. Fami11 WIµ. 'PllAQE UP Fl\ VOR-
ro:cim ," qew carpetini larat· INC ~Q\J . .fj.JJtBy movina lor the 'Ca.I Conscious'
f.enced :vard on cul de 118c to Ne\vport Laguna area hu 2 BR, 2 ba , spUt-lcvel
wlt:iln · wal:.ii·~: di.stancri ·af (ine Colonlal)Y.Knt, Arcadia, honu: + near nc\v Apt.
Npl High, el<!m., Jr Hi· le. Hi;;hland Oaks. M!U"l!cl~blc plui Gu~st Qu.1rters
,_
DAILY PILOT U , I
S l'OR SAL • HUt1 ttntfM luch 1400 ~-I Or.en t:ouse-GYfner1.
21 ·~1 l(i:i.1-1.•a Lt:a.·. H.B. ~ j
C~n;i'.clcly cuctvn1l:t.ed, Ip ~
~·Story hom•t walk to Bch,
4 BR. 3 bl. ram rm, aep/
din nn. small atudl C) t t
downftalnt bdnn, .Anthony
Pool w/ &lJlo.-dtfMI' ,.J:OY•
t rtd patio, Char Boy a:aa
BBQ, beaut I landlctipinc,
min/malnt yard, man)' ex•
tru. Exoeptional Buy!
962-t7!7
FHA
S2200 down, S200 per month '
includln1 taxes . .4 1.lg BRa, 1"-bath1, Ja:e k1t-.:1en with ·
extra cupboards, blt·in MO
il dble oven, 10x18 separate
fain r1n, 13xI8 liv. rm with
rtplc, upgraded quality w/w
cpla/ drps, wood shinaled
roof. Walk to acboola. ,, 1llage Rea: Estate
J3
~~ A BIG SPLASH!
540.112o·l!!!1!!!!!!!!_9!!!!1G!!'!2!'!!s!!TO~R~Y-~!!:~
S Blocks From Beoch ~-.
:l FAMILY :H.:;ne fo;· the
price of one. Unique -l1rae,
ran1blln&: ranch ,a.I y I e ,
localed ln one ol our beat
reald i&ni l ll areu .. 2
~parite Yill'd4 with I u I h
landacapina:. Madt to onier
fot a lara;e family plus
sePara.te living quarters for
in.Jaws or guests-2 living
r:::ims, one 11.imily room, 2
kitchens, 3 b::tbs. 5
bedrooms w~~h 2 s:parale
cntr.'.l.nces. :l 1)1~:-s,t:i shop.
piiJ.: crntcr. Jr. Col!ege •nd
the SfJl Dieg9 and Newpiirl .
fue'waya. •'inancia.I i.d-
vantalcs for those Y(ith i,n.
law ai Jl'"'.e·ln relative.s. Prtc.
ed.to .e:Jt a.t,$.1''6(1. AU.for
Ginny, t : M.1'.rtieu ~
WUl.dltf sfloppina .· L 1~ S7t,5®. M.-rin'arpark 3 ·aR. 2 SCJ,000 · witb ~.OO'J do,vn
fenCed tare! A: extra atora.gt· i., leaie· at1e incl~able O.~ancy Real Estate
area: · Tel'n\J Dexible. 4.19 S ~ 1 • 10 ~ 0 ::· fi 1 ~ -4 3 9 2 ; 2828"E' Coast Hwy, CdM
<:ambrid1e Circle, CM • • ..... '-!cc',,.;:•tt;;,.· -----67)..3770
with the whole lamily in tbh
Iara:I!. heated pool & elegant
2 st0ry with 4 BRs, garden
kitchen l much more in
luxury etetraa. Priced rl&ht
at $32,99.), Must see to ap-
prrclate.
Costa Mesa This 2 year old 2,600· aqUare ' · -* OPIN HOUSE * ~.;..,'!""'-!!'!"!!!!!!!!!!! a~ OWNF;R OOVF;R SHOllES Area. Sat Hl1torlc:al Mansion
OUR BEST
* Immac ulate Eastside 3 BR + family , new
ca rpets & drapes, room for boat & trailer.
Eves. 546-8169
* * Spec ulator. Fast growing area. Sprawling
contemporary home on 2 acres of level prime
property near freeway. Eves. 545-5142
* . * * Sharp 3 BR 1 lh baths, hardwood floors , oov-
ered patio, beautifully landscaped, Newport
Beach. Eve. ~73-1184
* * * * Family expanding1 Large 4 BR livable floor plan~ ·elecmt built-ins1_ fir~place, shake roof.
·owm:'-teavurg-toy.>n~==-JY?aKeoff~
Eve. 545-5142
DAVIDSON Realtv ~150 Harbo r 58, C.M. 546-5460 ~ve. 549-1051
toot """"'"' h" '" im-OLLEGE
pressive terraz:.o entry . .4 ex· . REA' ':TV .4 BR 1% BA Larae Uvini .l Sun ·1 to S: .4 br, 2 full
room. P'lrepla~ _ L&rt:;e b,, 2 halt ba, custom dlx
I£mlly l'o:;m -. m:d:rn heme. Fcrmal din 'rm, 3.
Waterfiont home. Like new
conclltlon, on 2 lots. Pr!ced
I: :1 tha n w:"1d va1u~. 5
:" · ;~1. <l ·n l!"(i (orm~1 db1-
1..· I ·;1,
tra large bedrooms. 3 ele--1o
&:&nt baths. Massive Ma'\ter
Suite hJs a balcony. W:-J:iu!
pancled ran1ily room. Bui!t-
in deluxe kitchen wilh dun1ir
w1i1er. Separate-ulilily
room. A Fantastic VALUE
only $3.4,995. Will trade for
smaller hom~.
COSTA .MESA OFFICE
26.."9 Harbor Blvd.
545.~91 Open till 9 PM
EXKUTIVE HOXE
Lo:Jfion -Loe•t:onl
Fa·)o·ous -n~v cu.:tJn1 ~ k
family,roo1n jusl complt t:d
by ~OB CLEGG. St.ricking
ne w papers, lush• carpetlni
&-: the fine st ol locatlQm just
1Ai block from 17th fairway
ot Mesa Venle Country Oub'.
See •\Shirley's open bOu.se"
this w~end· at Maui Circle
near 'Mesa Verile Drive, MQ.lm or 54S-38ot
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ftnced. A.JI 1K:hools _ ind S~ ,d~n. l~t.SI!: option 2
shopping $,2.4,500 Easy fin'an-St9ry, 3 BR. Z BA, crpts.
cing. IOwntt keep& inort-~· blt':'ills• vtalk lo btach,
P&fl) "6-4262 . ~. terri~. $30.:'llO rtnt
. BY OWNER $250. mo. ~ )V~t St.
:U..v-1.. ntw ultra' mOOern Newpcrt .Sbors. 0 w n·e r
...y, ' • ""'ll62 675-.4320 2-~qry-_ 4 h·d r.m. (2 ...:;::;·=°'·"·;:.·=:.....-"""-'-
ku,a•size)·._ 2 ·~at&.-(twin CUST·blt htn on Waterfront
sinks),' .l'lrei>la«; I art e Ii'~ 'Jla.y, 26:11 Jiv rm,· 2
CPEN ~:ou.:~ Sat [_ Sun
210 Golden~. CdM
Ag1 . 2ll: 372-1115
~RD TO RND
2 BR, So. Of Hwy, 2 bl to .
Ocean, o:ceilent condttion
Only S.17,000
Or an,.· Co11t Property
332.Marl;Ucrltc. CdM 673-8550 Opt" House a . 11 ' yard~ qirlet •~eel near Mfty BR. '2 .l>a .. lanal. aerv. porth,'
956 MagcllalJiiii in Mcsa Ocl / ·,,._JV· J cp._ & ~athc;>lic .' Ii, AU.. slip AVail. No. 12 Bayi lde · -
t\1ar. Sha rp1Y red~c:>ro::lc:l pe t OU e sc1ioo ls. $2~ Do\·1n. ti~i'i'a VJ--~. : ... ; 'R. C · ·· .... !!: • -----"r •• -.-. -" • .:::J fonnc~ .n1odcl hcrne wah leOl T rade ·.vlnds Lano i..::&11· S76 Denver ·0 1·. o·~nr.1· ,-•ii~ 1";· ..... c·3 ---~ • : ,-; 'i ~ -:· :... ,. Z
h"JJ::> fin1:.ilc<l ·rumpu5 room . SUN"•'•Y I-, ; ';'l-2C9l ' nr 1..SJ3...J::3J Rl~nU~D' T~ ,~;;~ ol. -I~·,:;, i r ; ·;Tl,::~ . J'l l··;·<':.;,~~ :'.;
Pa.cl.He Shores Realty
~-:;~: ·.: · r:ves. ~-8 ..... .-... -~. ',' .................. ....
· Rei:1pe~ •••
for hlpplness
Take a spacious 4 BR, 2Y..i
BA borne, add all the "nk:e-
ti•" 10 give it apice; hl
well with nice location I&
~ience to beach A:
Qih&; for the final touch,;
blend aJI ln&'l'edienta &: ad~
a b1ppy family. For further
details, call owner. !147~
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· . . e.Jn:eJ--•~e bc:lroo~s &~ ~. -~~~~::;d~landl =~:a.-~.-~.· -~E . .Lci w-dn.i -~di, Lo-:,;J ' c'c·::i n:~~I 1:~-·, ~. ::1 r:.:JI· ..clualvc--.i.a.vci:.e.st.-L~l. ~-:N.~:!!..F«stl'p-.!1,; n.<~I r.i.ill1nONAlrQ ii lit. R-M-Q_\d'l~.111'1 $; .l. I ~\' ;iJ ~ s'ir.h"Or.1~~;):t.'"5-:li'.·ff~-··· I ~r·-;;_ .;,_=:;,.,,.~"flfH•-·"'=c1y-3-ba;--l,p~!zl"--
master ~room suite with dnve~ay ~le.~ or sure •••'lh the -··~th "'•'~ ,~ '·'"-· lrpl, trm nn, ne.w pnt bay & 'ocean. Can use as 2 1 -R. L. ~:rlc~:l:-r, Rltr. CjllJ clrp3, lil:e n ew .cond '
hl Sa rd SUnd f ..... J 11 ..... ill-I .,... • bid .....,~ ... • - -'" •• .. 2.1:-l IQ. ft., many extra.a &.' garden & JOlarium. t s . tu ay or a:y-a -b'rick, &ie&mina:· white' shut-\ !Mfde, near. adlls.• Quiet •pt:w, ~. to· :-i-i11. rear ·
3 BR.. 2 baths, family temoon. Name )'OU1' terms. ters, rracklus Gtorgia.J\ en-s_tre::t. $21,500 -terms & .i;l1 . 41.st, Owne;. 673-~ _ O\VNER Must sell. _ 2 2 1 =~~~=na~ -w~n~le°!;;
room wlth bar, fonnal din· trance flanked by carriage fm. Sa\ & Sun l ~to 5 3232 OCE~fR.~NT q_UPLEX Lar~:pur C:IM. O'lcn house "
ing room & a bobby room. College Realty 546-5110 lamps. Formal. dining room, I low!l St. KI 5-'T";iOO • Go::l ::-Jrh•n · rcntt.I. 2.2 br. Sur.d'.ly 1.-!i blc::!; f;oon br:;t ~~;Sl-iEAR REALTY
NEAR OCEAN Beautifully landscaped, 15CJ A.clams at H<!rbcr hu,;e livin,:-room, 3 sps.:ious ~·~'A i ~~, "5 c.1:.s .. ~:1 ~' t~.w dn. hr-_3c:1. "':w cf 0 c c;). n . C'.'.'-. :;· ,__:\·c :, ~;;~:-l537 on leeland.fj9,':i00 1N:arCincn111 Th:litr:1 b · · ·' \.~ · ·~l ··-~ -····J1 v '·'.l,, G-----J <\""' ·-__
: r::::-1"~ t:.Hhs. bright sj:flrk·
li:i;; \ti!chcn, completely re-
decorated & reconditioned.
W /w carpets. fireplace. 30
year financing -6%. 'Yo loan -
lo'>'' down payment -no loan
fc>e to anyone with good
1093 Baker, C.M.
New England Charm!
ExceptionaHy apPealing 2
s1ory h o m e! Weathered
wood-shingle siding, gleam-
ing paint! 3 BRs. 2 baths,
huge living room. deluxe
ki tchen, park-like rear yard
with fru it & Sycamore trees.
lmmactilate cood.ition! In
Nc'>''J)Ort Heights, on tree
shaded road near all schools
BETTER HURRY~ 0 n l y
SJl.500.
Ruth Pardoll, Realt or
15-15 Westclilf Dr. 642-5200
Just a feW st~s to Ocean 1901 GLEN\VOO D LANE ::t.rcont:?, J>0\1:'-th':r b roJm. r. .< ·.: n· :~ 3 :-.: l: .1.' '. ·-. ~. :·. . ~· •··'"' ~-I r ~--:-·1 ·I r . :; , I .• -I ,,.. • • --
beach. Charming 3 _BR •. 2 OWNER S-l:l-40j!l i.iwii..~.~-;7;". same rc.'.lJTI w1 ~.1·. A 1 .... -, • c' ·~ 10 • , .• -· . -~~ ___ . c··: · :: · . ,· ~ 1:: , ·•. ' --• -I. .. --• .>
bath home. Combtnation ru
1
E fl<ru rL.mt:.1~:: ClLlcm built
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homc, o~·=:, E:uJ~.:;, ).j, 1~~:--1.:c.'.·:~'. : .. 0 \ n t' 1· .. ·1: u l' b ~ r 1,:~::f,c_:."d. : .:;:.~:;J Ca 11 :\ ~ L . · .11 tit·-:: .1 hc:nc!
kitchen . family rm., dining VA~No Down lfi UU exqu1~1t::ly,dccoratcd. al CALL Glen Q'..!e::n ~~-llSl H .;h:•.nc:~-3 'E-:lrm. 2 b:i., ,~...., _, r:...:r yr:.:! is a i;<!rdcn spo~
room too?"Pen~sula PT. 4 Bedroom-Pool .4 BR 3 b h 2 Ruth P1rdoll, R~1ltor Her'ltaat Real E:.ti:.tc lovely pu(lb, $3,COO under SWEEPING View 01 Harbor lo b~h:ild. Near Douglas,
$45,(((l lniat · 1,•~ ~l~ry~l·b~Pf"OX1. • 1600 Westclitt Dr. 642-5<nl POO,L HOME mkt. value for quick II.le. Huge 2800+ sq', 4 bi , :!Y, ba, schools and lreeways. Prlc.
OCEAN FRONT Well kept · .4~ years family . e · "" 11 IV· $29,000. ~7 or &46-51.H ~ at FHA appraisal of ma:. 15x27 master bedroom · · · .. . Wet ·bar In lam rm. custom
Darling 2.BR home with frpl. home. Dining area · 3 baths with fireplace downstairs $500 Drffm 3 ·BR ChQlce EasUlde: W/w OCEAN v~tw .. fee Simple de::or thruouL S61.50o Owner $26,650. Hurry!
On large Jot l\e&r Jetty. Two ·newly painted. Just $25,950 family room 26• x 30,. A most C cai-petlna:,.fireplace. Asaume ~t~m _home, 3 br, lrg d,en. 645-641.4 LISTER REALTY pati~. All set for your sum· Eve.a. -547-1875 unusual buy. , Ot1GCJe ~ 5\4 %·10ln . VA loaJl "at no lovely 1ard.en. $54.900. For 3 BR, 2 BA, older, view Now also in Hunt. Beach
mer vacation! $60,00l VA OK 3 bedrooms, 2 batha, livina: eo11.1. with $155/rrio pymnts. appt call. THE _OWNER_ 642-L -P ,.. 16612 Bench Blvd. 8'!2-6633 • . -••• ..r nume, on acu1c Drive ,plus TWO HOUSES , room with mnantlc fi~ ~3,900. By owner. 6-i2-MU JC'".)'! Eves. & w~~tendll. new 2 BR, 2 I!A apt. Dwner DOLL HOUSE
Near Bay, Ocean and shops. ' YA' Appraisal pla'ce. Beautitut .kitchen, S.H·A·R.-P. '3 BR ·-~ -UNUSUM,, Mobil~ h_ome, 2 673~904 &ipl!t clean & sharp 3 BR 2
Rent one, IJ8e other for va-293 E. 17th ~-646-4495 forced air hl!a.tl{la. 2 ciµ-aar-Euts!de' location -1•1' bath• b 2 l -"7="==-=-=--o~-
E '<.0 57•• $36 200' h • I ·----' _ _. .,.. r, ba, ri>l. ·prv patio &. Et:ECANT Smoll 3 BR bath home. excellent cai-peti cation s and weekends. ve. _.. .u • age, uge tneO:>a.< y ... u , tir~lace. ·rreatily,painted... · · $3Z 500 HUGE \ ··· 'N.,.: rt ireat ·tor chll&eh .. Owners S% % loan. Price $23,50(). beaeh, lots -0r closets. 1000 139,500 316 Narcissus throur:hout, bcaufiful-dicbon:.
' TRIPLEX po movina: very~: Tr,; S500 CALL' 5¢().-1151 (open fves) IQ ft. +. $18,roJ Owner only. Owner , . 673-6636 dra lawn. Transferred own-
Firm price $43,~. Attractive 1671 Pegasus at Down, P&Yment· tea! than Heritaae Real Estate G73-.4Sn ' Cameo Highlands. spacious .4 er must sacrifice at only
3, 2 & 1 BR Apts. Gqod rent-S•nt• Ana Hts. Victoria rent. B.Y ow ft er _ "trahsfto--' DUPLEX br, 2 ba. On canyon, $36.500, .S20p.50l.I J R I
Own ll -, OPEN HOUSE SUN 1 5 ··~ Excel locatioo op peninsula. OIVNER 67" AA"" au ones ea ty al record . er wi conSJ · · ...... •111 East.side, t blck Calh•'•'c ~ 84 5 .R De Di Rm 2%. --"' 2 BR A 3 BR. Remod::lcd. -··-1·1.2G-3 Eves. 842-5844 er trade for nice 3 BR, 2 • n -. n -· schl, spac 3 BR w/ffm nn.,
bath home in Heights or baths. Terrific Buy at (Open 11.4 BA, blt·lna. $24,!0l. 302 S43.950· OWNER. ~~ ''!!._ 1351 Income or lnlaws?
C0&la Mesa at $30,000 or un-S35,500 • Terms WaJnut St. 64&-1931 545-7602 E;Ves and · wknds 673-2950 -.
dcr. Newport Beach Realty Ev~~-ln9s) 7682 EDlNGER BEST BUY-OWNER OPEN HOUSE A dclighttu.I 3 BR 2 bath
E CH Hou E 675-1642 3 BR .•. 1~ Ba. Redec. New · · ".,:. home + a 2 BR uni!. Blt-hl
BA s H1'rbor V1'e·w Hi'lls "'"";,;. OPEN EVES. <Pli"h""''~··""'"""'" '·~R.,2 .,,,:~11no: """" SAT & su,. 1·5 "'•••R•••"w1.,.,,.,_ Near N.H. ~~=~t Oub. 2 BR .. , WESTCUFF ,. ___ or $111,SOO:good tr_rns. M.a. y :·-"'CJJ! .. ~··900ra~:-~1k to 221 v•-Nie:• Ing, 2 car 1ara1e. Value '
frpl. furn""'""· Owner wil Corona del Mar · nVlllW ~Ut. Own/qt M6-551>' 'f"'a, · _,, .. · __ ,,. • n1 . term1 to please. $21,!0l.
carry l st T.D. SS,OXl dwn . Immaculate 3 BR in 'Move Luak • built bomea · located lnv•tment LUXURY &ndOm -Blutfs 4 Exclus.lve 5 bdrm, 4 be.th R. D. SlatQ Realty '
S34.00J. Try offer! In' ___ _.,,.._ .. _ '··go ll•'nr In ••· •-·!hi~·· d ~IDE ~Y ~ 4 br 3 ... below-......... al t Lldo I1le home. Formal din 847 ••19 \.VllWuvu ....._. •• UIC .-.UU allU I mosf: & C10le (0 the ~ing back Bedroom 2 Bf.th muat·.et to · '-~ • • """'~ V I -...., B•lbo• Real Estate Co. rm, 2% b.ths. covered P.,-airable 1: faacinatin& area. bay and u.c.t. i..arre eoun-bell S25 450 225 Pi,:'JCIO. ·Owner Mnlf. ca.II rm. Master bdrm haa lire--=----,.,-------
Josephine Webb, Realtor tio. Best buy in town for Scboola • C&JJf. Irvine Ir)' alzed lot with neat 3 W~ .St, M&.a;i_· o E. OWner iv'es aft 5-&4:t-OOQ9 place&. baloony overlooking Open HOUie Sa. f /SuJi
70'.l E. Balboa Blvd., Batboa $34,500. campu• just-m 0 m e n t • bedroom cottaa:e. 'ntia little ELEGANT Bayview condo. 3 lUie s-Uo. Over 3100 sq ft .
FUN !
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!67!!"4!!!!140"""""""" LIDO REALTY •way. Sensibly priC'ld trom ctuirmer·has tireplsce dou EAS'TSL . ID1E.3 BR, 1%. BA LI Lee. BR .. 2 Iavl~h baths. Priced under _owners cost. "~ Vlt L•'do 6~ ~•o "" 900 to "" 900 ' • v rm. rplc: djr(~ 5% .. ~ .,.._:_,_ · u t F 1---> $88,500 . .l nxlQus! ......,., ,.,..OOJU .,.,.., f':KI•, ble' car 1uate. and hard-r..,.,.., a:o • 'e c. tt ........ ~·
Enjoy Life. Happiness for the Country Club LUSK HQMES wood Doon. Very uVable' or LOan. Owner . 548--'HOO Only s:rJ:,500.()wner 673-4356 JEAN S.MITH,
16312 E•glo Lone
Sharp 3 BR 2 bath home neat
shopping, schools &: Ooug:Ias.
FtfA·VA OK. S24 500
PERRON REAL TY . CO. whole Fa mUy. Estate Oirectiona: MacArthur-Blvd. wouJd make a good' invest-PR!V. Par1Y will P4Y cash Nfe£1Mme,. Furii, nr ahop-400 E. 17th st., CM 646-3255
I 5 Bedrooms WANTED from Pacific Coast HW)'.. or ment. Hurry the prtce ia for equity in your home. i!in&:, at Bay, llii bl to ocean R-ltor I 3 bathrooms E"quisite living in thi~ su-AGGRESSIVE Newrv.rt Fwy Turn San Pr.pie only ~~ -. . •-• SALESMAN. r v . on just $19,950. . . $22,900 .. 0Wntt 673-66t7 642.1771
I Pool-Badminton perb 4 Ul;:Uroom, 3 ba1h. Joaquin Hills Rd.. then ( I rlh ( liyfront Lido Isle
I Almost an &C're family home. Custom drap-Libe ral Contract follow signs to model area. ·O eswo y ' o. Me1ii .D•I M-.r 1105 ---------2 Story, 4 BR', 3 BA, 2 Jdtch-POOL TIME
I 39,500 full price es, wall to wali carpeting, Contact: Gene Norvell E ORT · Newport Hah.. 1210 ens, beat aide of ba". "'-·"d Sharp home on large lot with
The perfect family home in 1errauo entry, Fonnal Din-Orange Coast Property N WP · HGTS. 642-n77 OWNER,· POOL HOME . · . '= ' """"' lovely heated and filtered
a coontry like setting. Value-ing Room snd separate tam-332 Marguerite. CdM 673-8550 $17, 950 19CM Harbor· Blvd., C.M. Immac .. S BR. 3 Ba, $31,S50 CUB'ro¥ .HOME: 3 br, 1% ~.i.t:i:r:ts ~Qm:U~~ pool. Expensive carpe~ng
Plus, see for yourself. Open ily room. Twinkling 18' x 1:~~~~~~~:;;:~I Aasume low. 6% lo;Ul, with ~ Evea. C&i'p., dfJpea. M6-70ll .b.1. i1tear Pf, 75' lot. Room In 20 ••• --lndo throu~~--t. 4 1 .... bd-,-. ---VII"<'" f 1---.1 EZ f1nan In ~ .uvnl w w. Spec. Ji.l"'N •• ... ,
this weekend. 0 W· NE R 40' Anthony Pool surround· ~ 10%' dawn or may nt1W sell MOVE UPI! · or ... """"""' c g, tacu~ar v I e w! Directly $28,000. Near Brookhursr 838-2113. CALL NO\V! ed by custom landscaping. $22,50:0 VA or FHA!? ste thla"one. Mesa Verde. 1110 reduced~otJt,OOll.J:Wowner and Adams.
The perfec:1 setting for en. 6 yr old 3 BR beach home · btfore its a:one. to Cameo Hl~hlanda .. A-P lu1 LARGE 5%. % , FHA LOAN, l2.4 El Model\a(Ml-'1954 ~~,%~1 -from Balboa Bay lJSl'ER REALTY 842-6633
CONDOMINIUM
2 BR. lh baths, dining area.
patio, bit-in kitchen, carpels.
drapes, dbl garage. Exe lo-
cation. Use of Pon!. Will
trade. $25.500
Burr White, Realtor
2001 Newport Blvd.
NeWl>Qt1 Beach
675 -4630
1720 Candlestic:k
BAYCREST
OPEN SAT/SUN 1-S
Be.imed ceilings in living
ro.l1n, dining room &_ family
room in this charming 4
BR home with sheltered pa-
tio l pool,
Jerry Freud
Cha rles Ar nold
~cahor.~ fi46-775.'i
Only 12:> fl to' exc Beach.
Ch11rminR fum hnme $29,500
Just Reduc:ed
Seashore Duplex
with Ocean Vit>W
dbl garage, $37 ,!riO
Grof"le WU1iamson, Rltr.
673-4350 OPEN EVES.
Open House from
10 AM Fri/Sat/Sun
X109 MONROVIA
3 BR. ·2 Cllf' gar. It carport,
CO\', pt11!_lo, cpca/drp&.
$18,900
Kennedy a As.oc.
642-9m ~
Whit• elr:pba-nti! Oun ... •·1111•
tertaining your friends. Only mod. Ready to iO! !! . 646..7171 e 544-2313 Home, 3 Bdrma, 3 batha, AVAll.. Immed'. Ottf Haven 3 BY OWNER.
2 blocks io the Country Oub. CAYWOOD REAL TY Qpw;oru EVES. Plus Famlly , Rm, ·Plus a $163 !"o. : P 1 'Y 11 a 11. Bl', 2 ba·+ 2~Br Qcean Vu Double Famlly Living ·~ w c I H ,..,, Sharpest 3 BR. &: fi.m. rm. Inc Apt ·••9' ~ .... -., P.hone lot appointment 2 homes back to back on Cl>n. Jusl under 3,000 square feel """" · oas wy. childrelll T'V or Game r®m, · ·..,, ,<Ml.'" '""' · -,. of luxurious comfor1 for N.B. -548-1290 Plua Bil Oc-.n Vlew from in Mesa Vet-de. Deluxe 673-9412 arate Iota, common rate, J
S47.0C.O. Submit your small-~ profeasiona.lly landca.._.., c&rpedna: A: drapes: ell· Ntwpo,rt _-Shorft 1220 BIG HOUSE-SMAU. PRICE & 4 BRa. ~ PeffiY 'rqanicured . yard ---'~"""'-----' NEW usrmG HAFFDAL REAL TY er home on our guaranteed Lot 50 175 garden, S43,500. · ·; F •1 In f •· W WALK ,to' ...,.:ch,· c'l•b •--,.. ..,. • "H
trade program. R-2.Costa ~csa. --~~~==~--CURT DOSH, ReallOr r:t.i25,7-~m. rm . ...,p, u . poot 3 ;; 2 battis.'""'lm: 3 Bd, ;~ba~:C:~ paint 81~0:':ni~r Match
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Can z.one Commercial WANTED I Taite Trades m.CUlaie .cond. S25,950. ru brick patto, dbl garage ONLY ns,850 3 Bclnns, 2 ha
plu11 smsJI house, ns,tm Rea1 Estate Sales People. 1130 W, Coe.st Hla:hway 54&-S580 REAI:.'J"OR Colton._Owner. 642-3820 145,IXXI aood financing. kUchen w/bllns, family
George Williamson, Rltr. WHY NOT GET ON TI-IE 161,~"6<~~7'~'!""!!EVES!!!!!!!!!!. !!67!!:!-3463!!!!• I' BDRMS. &: family room; Submit coom, frplc, brdwf.IOd Hrs 673-4350 OPEN EVES. BAND WAGON? I' pr0t. !ndscpd .. w/complele aiyc~ • ·1223 R . C, GREER, Realty newly painted in and out
Over 25 YtlU'I in .1539 Santlago Dr. !~J::. bu/ ill _:_j~n.a OP.'IN . HOUSE . ' 3416 ·Via Lido 673-ml ~t!!ie~~".~.-.~~s~,.,·· 0043 WESfCl ,!ff DRIVE
646-n11 Open EVl'll,
Harbor Island
layfront Home
Excellent
boating location
with large P ier &. Slip
and wide turning radiu11
4 Bedroom Home
mcxlem In every detail
majestic trtts enhllnct
iq>flck>u1 private yard
$157.500
Call John Abell
OPEN HOUSE
Cameo l'tlcililands
SUN 1 TO 5 IY OWNER
Lovely Jbr, 2 be., on comer
lot with pool. $49.500 4500
Dorehester. CdM .
Salesman or Woman
WANTED
Graham Realty
(near Post Offk:I!)
149 Rivenkle Ave., NB
BACK BAY -O can 3 BR, 2
673-7365 bllthl, carpets,, drape 1 .
Ecntslcle
l lrep l 11ce, bit -ins,
landscapcd, 1prinklers. On
quiet Cul de Si c at'fft,
S33,500 • 10~ on.
MIZEU. REALTY 548-2'lOll
FOR Se.le. Fallbrook area.
1% tic w/view, 6 rm ranc:h
hse + 5 rm a:uest or Mntal.
Avocado le INlt trttt. Lrs
pool, patio. $54,000. Bkra.
OK. Pb: 71.4: 72U.ll2 or
For Retlr~mftlt. 2 ~Ill, t ach 213: 356330 OWNER
wt1h .. ,.,, .. ,.t1o, tenced E Id C
haclc ylll'd. Obie 11ra1e. alfl e lllf'?M
Provincial Luxury $29,!l!O. New pa.int. comtr lot, lm-
Eas-t11de CoRht ~tc~. med. Pl>IMI"°!"· Ortvt by
JEAN SMITH ml O.onge thti! call
• PERRON REAL TY CO. Realtor S12-1m
____ ..._,,,._-' ____ otARGE )'DGl'..,_.,t ed1fW!W.
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Ora.nae County O!Jlltanding Ba)'Cf'NI home wa11W • w ......... ~... ~71:1 C&NDLESI'tCK LANE lllU-'I
e Full· pa at adv~llnl with 4 lovely Bl\1. 3% ba.ths, d.caP,rlea; Larte patio. Only lay~r .. t • Sat ... & Sun 1.J JliST LISTED I $450 DOWN. A n )' 0 n e . e 'Int.er office tele fonnal d'-'~i. "'°"'· t .. -.. $2t500· By Owner· st9-mJ. 'bd f i'J"OWNHOUSE. 2 bdrm., 2 .. ...., _..,.. 32813 CAI.JFORNIA autom bl~.5: , !% ba, am-:Z.story, Koll c.uitom quality batha
e Training Pro&ram N'll'IY p-.tlO I pool. . Uy rrii. $tll din nn, elec 1eaturta thruout. 3 BR, ' bltne, ctpa, patio,
• lnaurance ' OPl!N SAT /SUN 1-S , 3 BR 1 Ba. home;'frpJ., cptl., kit. Pool:liucl lot, beaut. flmldlniill rm, 3 bath&, 2 =· ~~~·!,4:500., J~enR·
• 1Many other ~efita Chart.. ArftOM ctr,. .. =~·· p11tio. °'* ·to aarden, 1prinkl~t1, f19,5IXI ftrepl1ces -S69,500 '" ......
Ca I 646-4494 -or inU1:'view Jer ry Freud etem. .:.; .. ~,! u r0c he 1 • , R. C. GJtEER, Rtllty LIDO REAL TY ~1440' 962-U4l eves.
Rtal.tora · 6*'7'155 librar)'. _.,,_.. wner :W.11 Vla-Uilo. ~9300 3tOO ·Vla Lldo 673..s830 OPEN Hause Sat I SUn.1-5;
. OPEN HOUSE JALIOA; ISLAND ~1 ""2 Chr1"'"' ""· Own"
S da 12 to 5 3 8 R .. 2·Ba., dbl. lrplc., bltnt. w .. 1c11ff 1230 1u1·~-Ho-~ .... lmm•c. 3 BR., lam.
Uft Y . · IJ.lnen forcti ale ot.thfa ,[)u. €/.D; ·'251950. 1 rvwn ,,.,.. nn., l"-Ba., bltnS, carp.,
WATER FRONT· l ,,SJ.JP · plex near Bay. 2 BR 1 balh :am•Cokndn fi. 6'15-45M t ' 5IXXl IQ·ft 4 BR A: maid's clrapes. _Cov. petio. AAll:lme
Make ott•r • '-4 bdfm. l u + 1-I ••th ... ~~,,.... · · CHtll,t t10U$1 5 bt, 3 car pr. 11' lo'". ••' l' ,. on 'I' -""""""' ....... 4 ev#tii. or· 3 aM'dl!n, 2DI SAT 1 5' u '. L• ' ~ .... -.;,..cc'~;;:w=G::-l.,..:CLO.CA.:.;N.,.,..= btith • #50 Bafboa 1 Covtt, area. Own~r llvn out ·of 1 • •' nuat1J1.1 feature&. Must sec $34 950
Newport Belich • TRADE area .• very anxioui·to aeU. ~~C::~~f"tw 1000 Nottlntha.m·Rd. to aJipl'ftlate •. Broker• wel· lo~. f"'Br;_r £ ~th~,H~~
or LEASE. RJtr. 646-3921 ,.Evl!. 642.0115 WHtc'lff couie. 500 Via Udo SoLJd Uoeton Ct'eit. 8181 Burnham ,;;c;,T~~~! ... ~t, *LAC~~~MYER ~!'!!-Porlt 1115 ~IJ • Loaflnci7 ""1615· Ev" "5-l689 Cl<Cle, HB 002-1353
1ft 1 -8"" dreamina: Of rel~1 In * SACRIFfCE! FASHION Shortt: 2200 sq. n.
Newport Reh. Eve. 56-6643 T'RANSFEKRED 3 BR. 1" ba, Ira tarn ~. 22()0 141 lt'.ot cbstorn West· P'« qult:k salt: Vacant }& 3 4 BR., tam., din.; cpts .. ==•I And anldoua to aell: .large ~ l!lic b2tna. klvelJ encl rtar c\ttf.home! Dream no motf-br on 50' lot. 8dt bu,)' on d11N1-•. filed •• lndscpd. S2'l'5
HANDY MAN. ""'"""'· 211 .,..,_ c.~~ yd wl°c<N ..,... 125.li'JO 1., thl• pl'<Jl...ion,Uy -blOO. 1<.000 dn, $51.000. "'""' ""lll.lOO. 96,_,631 .. ,_... OW:ntt 546-0991 Owner ~. 8TS-U41 , ra1 «llln,-ltv,lnr room;sep-' on.led I: richb" lf,n.:t.oaJ*t, 3 BR, 1% BA, newly dee .. va.
Small 2 BR hOmt ~ataide ante-dlnlnf I family roqms 1 • • 3 BR., fam nn I: 2 ktb homt CHAlltMllt cant mw home. By Owner
Oxta &f"8i. + extra larre rUmPllt·room '¥•"-it "'ch 1200 J1 ' ~ fol' laiNR Uv. 2•BR plu.a, Furn, fmmfd poe. fJU,900 convent I an• 1' ~1.~~ ' '. -1oc11ua., ~ev """"'· •J !111~'jbli.:2<pilio<'icv mt. •1h30 ift· Vtn,I ""''"" -en. uktnr $42,SOO. Own--J)ella Reial rn.te .. 6&Hl4 1.....,,, ,pd. M~at ·pciol. S*tiD wW!. ·outdoor er. f1M234 . 0SP;;AN::;,:;;l~SH"°5"'B'°'R">"""be.-+,_.:ex·
MEBA. ri'fiDt: 4 I R, a Bath at~. ••• O'w n•e·r,; JliliU..-, ·~tttlYi tl'flOl!d. LOVELY ke, abided patio· trU. " ml to belt $33, TOO. Dlo~. T....,. rin. Pool. '*-W : N'!' ~ti. ll!0.>00. 4 !Ill 3 a. .. -· .,....; ~ Addlt Circle "'""'° ~ w.eo. tr ·~ WATERJ"ROHT, 12 _&!boa CD lll!te.'Wlllt.r l\talty Mlqt Sell! Prnti.e Atrium
Covet. 3 Bit. m:@ WUI Real g$.$2ljO 548.1.-, Evt1. home. 3 BR. Make &er
C•ta Meta lllO ttlde tnc PfOPtrt)', Arabian Estate SPRJNC rttsh. elttant 3 Br. 5241 Glenrv)' Or. 1142-7271
, URGE 3 . lir, 'll!l N. wOod htlrln.,at:T Utmn • U> wett .eoNt tQtiwa)' ~/rm, lpM:tous Clllt/bll VACANT-must 1:?11. 5!'~ UtVINl·VILLAGI~• nni, .w/w tpts, dbl • ., ~ Hdlhta. 3 Bdtm. 'SfuHI =·ro.!!e palm, OWMr/a,t. 4 BR, 2 BA, &pie. Sl0.9.30
By Owner c... .... i.ta 2 tc' .. on tncd , nr Plliodtlal ...... \· t• Mlha, ·double' ·1&f&1•, "'-Princ'"•l only 61&-62ff ~· ~·· "" ~-"'"" ...,_-~ ~~ -~ w~ -· ~nypn-w•-·~ ~· · ~ """' btlt, near pools, shop-Redoced to• 111,9!0. 2l$ J -_ .. ~··r· "'T"""-~ ·--~ ·~· ~·• -
,,.,,,, 1)1,SM. <4W41 • lllftkatt·-·lll-230lt DIU:;';::...iiiilii:;.;_,;. =c.:'b'=..::QSUI;=='1'1i::.-· .;:·!m":.';iJ:::·:.;· :;•;:,Ge-G=:O::I:._ l!llllllG Rm1JL'm! Wlllt>-llf OODt o.llne
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,...,.,,;.,. l'Oll SAL• llousEsFoR5AL11' •••••• ALs·· RENTALS ~ENTALS • • ~ENTALS
L •~· h 1705 , _.;.H.;;.-:.:;.:;:;c...U.:..:."lv='".:.l.:.ot.:.,...c;-.1 Apl1. Unfurnltllfd Aplt. Fu~nlwcl AptL Unfurnl•hod Huntington 1luch 1~ •JI'•• ~~ ,. ·----toste Miu I 3100 Summer ~ontelt 3995 llelboe ltl•ncf f3$5 Newport Buch 5200 -* Pool Tlmell _ OLDE · DESIRABLE -WATmntONT.· Pie< l _BA_CH_ELO_R_A_pt_.-,,,-,,-ld-1-cl>-IJ"u.:.ST=C.-om_pl.:.et~ed-..;.:..2_BR-.-,-1>A-I '
1-.tC 3 Bdrm .. .,.. Park" IAIN ~ HOME floal, furn 3 BR, •le-CPI S. w, util• pd, 1lnclo· 1uf ~. &ng:IHly. Fl"fll, chndellers,
Df ifY Pilot Classified
.CLASSIFIED INDEX
home. ti•~~~~ •. !"°'., AoUQuated -1. darr.aifil, Old 2 BR., 1BA.,1..are~ JIY . nn color TY, row boat, 200 yds llOO yrly. 615-3186 luiib gits. drps. ·1,ron gated
1 t0x28' • CO\'e.ni ~I...., "'" -Vermoo.1 b&rn .,,,.~ homt, Hrwd . rlocn, Cpld., Dra,pris lo ocfan. Avail 'JuJy $175 pe.r -·-Pvt PJtlOI, cement ~~!'
b.?t.uJnf1tc:P'I· Ca.re.ice ii all locatticl on. ·~ • I ft e prb.disp, p.raae. ~ater wttk. A'' t..a.b« ~ ""'ttk. L19un1 Beach ' 4705 btWQ..Uflill. Med~llon k 1~· l!RR0,,8: AdV.rtl•41.,. •hould check thllr 1d.t o•Hy and rt.Port 1mmeOl1tely er,.or.1
pa,Ol!}Gd and lflUe$ exttl ~ "(I".\.~: -sq. tt'lrn. -. $200. 4010 Ri'1!f Ave., N.B., ________ .--FA heat. Aero. rnL c:oco •. -••' mlitcl••lilC1UOflL THE DAIL y P ILOT •11u~e1 ll•bllltx tor errorS only tq
liCiii60oal area Wt'im aOf ft.J Mteftd by ' ti.u' lhaite ADULTS ONLY NO PETS 1 ,m-rm;,.,:-"":;,.-~---~-I FURNISHED bachclor ipt: Watcll Plaza. J~ lrvtile':' t1i• extllftlt of ·pub.llahing the 1dvertl1ement co,.rtctl¥ on• time.
H9urs-,&e9ul11.tions-Deaciiinl>s
~Jh& "Wied u • pt'l,Ct. ---·• .... ..:.._ waUc from TE R··~ b b lk •-$lOO mo. Sf2...0239, ' -' ~ ake f dul ..... -...--.,..,., .-RA ~NABLE OELVXE W1ltrfi'octl Lrs; Prlv. at • WI -10 town ,. 2· ,,.,._ l vl DEA1dLl~&.F9 R COPY AND KILLS: 5:SO P.M, the di)' before publlcatlon, except tor
HeiV)' sh · roo · A a.!! tile beaeh. oddect 2 story Aerou from ~lr)' Qub o&pl~. Npt Jat:and, boat be1cb. no cookin&. $'15 Ptt ~· •P • ocean -'-iledw.. -w.911.enct E.dltlon i nd Monday 1ectlon1 wf'len clotlng time 11 5:SO P.M. Frld•y~ only have fivcn this archit~ure w/extfflor of m MtU-'Dr. Ph 5tS-6'706 d~ •. lndey .. pnire. Min 2 mo. Including TV cable & $175 mo. Yrty. No "" i:tn
"lathe and pla.s1er" home' board I b&uon. shuttered wkl June and July or winter aitUitle$. 494-2604 or pt'ti. 642-3978 evea. vo.u MUIT HAVr KILL· NU~ B~"l When ~llllng an ad becaute of quick re1~~t1,
plency of TLC CTtndtt Lov-window• 8•bled l'OOfll.net. 2 BR. Garaat. pa.tio, cpl&, acaaon., tm-:1VJ ' wknd1. or . , AL> <BR, 2 BA. •-Id, d--', be sure, to. m•k'• • foeoord or ,the kllJ number given you by your ad t aker .a1 Ing Cattl Top k>c1tion ' 3 drps, •to~t. refria:, Tropieal · ~r •yu ,.,,_ The unusualb' de&!gned Ml'tfUli ;ior-adultl. ,._ .. blk: 805:•3174 coll. -•1 -·p~ Unfurn •.'sL-.a AcrOss strffl from beaeb. , verjfjcatlon of t~«.I" ~II. , -among sharp homes. 107'1· BO"". ft.ooR PLAN is a • L...r. "' ,._ rwcr •...v. * 642-3535 d b """' sh:ps $130.-&t6-226T ATI'RACJ' 3 BR beach 1JUU5e -..v. Every effort Is mi·d'e to· kill or correct a new ad that has f)een ordere • ut we cin· ~'n. decorator'• drtam, with 1-::;;;:=~:":"'i--':'i::r:--:;;--ln Balboa. Avail june IS. Gener1I 5000 5220 not guar;intee to do ,0 until th.• 1d 11a1 appe1 red In the paper. L..lSTER REALTY WOOD PAN£LED WALLS, 2 BR, siove A: refrl,-. Nlce ---------Newport Shores
16612 Beach Bl, HB 8U.&533 OLD MLSSJON BRICK yard A patJo. Adult e:iuplea Sl50 Wk. 6'f5.5650 RENT DI M~·A•LJNE Adi ire strictly cash in adYanc. oy null or at any one of our' o1fice1.
.. • _FLOORS. HlCH VAULTED only. No pelt. Sll5 mo. 2575 KcN I AL:. OUPt'EX 3 BR. 2 ba, cpts, NO phona order-a.. . F ta1n Valle w 1410 · -· POS. B g .... ta Ana Ave. 838-0312 Apts. Furnia~ 3 Rooms Furniture drps, Qltos. washer/dryer. , --, ~·---'-··-CEILINGS Wain ~X ...... $25 Mo'ntl._ lrg Pi llo. $225 mo. 64z..oool The DAILY PIL()T rcservea tlte right .to clnalfy, e~it, c&naor or refuse 1ny •d11er·.
H ED RAFTE8S &: CROSS -Spar1dln8Vlew. Secluded General 4000 n · __ ~· .ti1eme~t. and to ch•nge Its ,.atea arid regulations without pri or notice. Open OU5e BEAMS. A 1'.IRN OF THE 3 Bdrm, Carpeted, aduU1 ruu. OPTION TO BUY Corona del Mar 5250 · Advertiser• may ola~e their •d• by telephone.
Now selling mode! home. See CENTURY BATH, with or• ()ply. &12-6250 HOLIDAY PLAZA No deposit o.a .c.
lMll Linden, Fountain Val. nate lavatory supported by $235.S'BR.l BA,crpts, DELUXE, Spacious l ·BR. H .F .R.C. DIAL DIRECT 642-5678
lry, 4 and 5 Bdr111 from massive porcelain pede:nal. drps, bll-inS, noo NE area. Furn. 1pt. $135 + util. Furniture Reritals
$25,875 FHA • VA t e rms. Center staircase leads to 2nd Nr. SD f'rwY Jun.16 54§.4W4 Htd pool, ample parking. 511 w. 19th, C.M. 548-3481 ~~. WESTMINSTER & NORTH COUNTY DIAL FREE S40-I 220 Builder will help Dn your story w/'J bdrms. & opesis • No children. No pets. 1568 w. Lncln, Anhm 774.2300
closing cosls. See at above to huge sun porch. T H E le h 3200 1965 Pomona, CM 642-5858
address or call REAR GROUNDS H A V E Newport ._!__':;;c _ _;_;_ Costa MHI 4100 5100 ON TEN A.CR.ES
Huntington Beach 540-1220 Laguna Beach 494-9466
LISTER REAL'Ji' 842~ NUMEROUS ORCHARD 4 BR family room,
painted
Ca 11
Costa Mesa 1 & 'J BR, Fum & llnfum
Frplcs / Pri/Pa.tios I Pools
Tennis • Contnt'I Bkfst. 9
Phones Are Open 8:00 a.m. -5:30 p.m. FOR Sale or rent near new 'l
BR. 2 BA Townhouse Con
cominium with aU recrea-
tion privileges in green
valley. Price $26,500. Rent
$250 mo. Call 958-1596
Laguna Be~='hc._ __ 1_10_5
•EAL •STATE .. ,_"'~,... il/llA IUAt;ll
'4114·1177
BEAUTY &: PRIVACY ·Mag.
niflcent day & nightlime
views of Laguna's shOre-
ti°ne from a spacious, like.
new 4 bedrm home with
c:ipen -beamed ceilings, pan,
cled walls, dramatic enti;y
hall. dining___:rm; 2 firtplac·
es. 3 bath:s, 40 ft poOI, ter-
race. covered decks -$89,500.
IRVINE COVE -Attractive 2
bedl'm, convertible den home
on large comer lot nicely
landscaped & fenced. lovely
patio -$67,50Cl.
TURNER ASSOCIATES
682 No. Coast Blvd ,
Laguna Beach 4M·llT1
A Very Special HouM
ror you who are searching
for the unusual. Has char·
acter & lasting appeal. One
of a kind in north end on
ocean side of hwy. 1 blk
lrom nice beach and lush
tide pools, Thrilling view ol
ocean, hills & city lights. 2
br,, sun..den, 2 ba & larie
beach shwr rm thru dbl
gar. Modern bright kitch,
cov patio with Jrpl w/rotis-
serie. Liv rm upstairs has
18' semi.circ window & lrpl
& opens 10 3 decks o_n 3
levels. Priv enl every room +. +. + & a myriad of
flowers as well. $49,500. Fee
11imple with low int tran!P
rerrable, no • point loan. Bkr
4!»-7578
BY OWNER·
White Water Ocean Vu
PORTAFINA LAGUNA
New cu,stom blt Medallion 4
I hr, 2;~ !:la, tile roof, kitch-
en feature~: Corning cook
top, st.'lf-clng oven, dishwa~h-
er, central vacuum, cptd.
SW.IXXJ. Excel!ent financing.
635 NYES PLACE
494-66.:0
Excellent Financing
Charming 3 BR. 2 ha home
ige level lot. walk to school,
Onl y $31 ,000
Los P:'ldres Realty
8!15 G!c'lneyre St:
lagu:a Beach Ph. 4!H-8833
Th is Page
n11:ia~~E S
~" ,72
r ·~i'c ES
~fl f ~ WEEK
TREES, SE P A R A T E cpts/drps, newly
BUl.LDING F 0 R WEEK oullide. $245fmo. FREE, 1 weeks rent; 2 BR
1% Ba. townhouse: garag!?,
patio, disposal; gardentr·
Vacant Sat. 6/8; 1 child
OK. New carp. & paint.
Underpriced, .$150 tum . $135
unfum. ~. 2421 Elden
Ave. (2), CM
HARBOR
GREENS
CLASS lFIEO COUNTERS afe located 111 !ollowt: END GUESl'S. If you have ~ hole PutVGreei:i. . 2211 West lolbo11 lo11levorcl, N•wport l.oc.h. 330 West loy Strfft, Costa MHO, JOt
PIM Strwt, H11ttl11ff911 leedl. 222 Porest Avo11.111, lct9u110 leocll. l :lp.5:30 b:upt. S.t. I 51111, . '
a fla.ir for the unusual then MODERN 3 BR Bea.ch home
you must see this diarmlng 00 Oianuel, !anrlllea only,
older home. rrs A RELIC $27~ mo. Caywood RJt,-.
FROM ANOTHER ERA. BACHELOR • UNFURN.
from $100
900 Sea Lane, CdM.6442Gll
(MacArthur nr. Coast tf\fY)
Mall Addre11: Box .t87~, Newport Boa.ch, cant.
OfJered at the irreplaceable 548-t290
price of BUY Llke rent; $425 mo 3
NEW. ;Ne-ver Jive 1iri. ~ BR
Apt. Carpets, dra"pei;, range. HOUSES fOR· SALE NEWPORT t l!•CM NEWPORT HEIGHTS NEWPORT sHnll:ES WESTCLJf'IO llNIVERS!TV PARk IACK B•Y
DIMOLITIOM UlS DRAl'TING SlltVICI U31
$29,950 FUj..L PRICE BR, 3 Ba., pier & float. 2
ON: PYMT. OPEN Balboa Coves 615-4331
lncl. util .. $25 Wk. Up I -' • 3 BDRM.
$185 mo. Yearly. Adults on-GtNERAi. 1000 I .,..,-5-46"" COSTA MESA 1100 Y· v• '1Q MESA DEL MAR 11CJ
ELECTRICAL "41 EQUIPMENT RENTALS ••so
TO OFFERI
HURRY ON THIS ONE~
Mission Realty
985 S. Coast Hwy., Laguna
PHONE (7141 4'J4..013l
BUILDERS CLOSE OUT
Our loss if your gain
REDUCED TO SELL
only • 2-left
3 BR, 1" Ba
Elec kit • bit-ins
Central vac, tile counter tops
Panoramic Ocean View
FOLLOW ··OPEN HOUSE"
-SIGN~ --
UP SUMMIT TO
ARCH BE<l.CH HGJ:S·
in Laguna Beacli
TO 10'l8 MIRAMAR ST.
Ex~llent Financing
OCEAN VIEW 3 BR. 2 Ba.
fpL Decks, patio. Recuced
S29,soo. 494-5678, 8n.5441
Condominium 19SO
LUXURY BEACH APT
HOME Laguna Royale
2 bdrms, 2 baths, carpeting,
drapes, pool. $36,500. Terms.
Owner 499-3626
f(~N fALS
Houses Furnished
l005
LADY shr lovely home
w/same. Ob hse & pool.
Only S80 mo renl il you will
be part ~nion i: drive
your car for shopping.
Temperate but not stuffy.
Exch rel&. 549-2522 aft 5
FEMALE Teachers desire 2
roommates I s h a r e lg
ocnfml hm Sept-July lse $67
mo 673-&86
Newport l!o!l<h · 2200
OCEAN front duplb-, aeclud.
ed qulet. s ummer from $125.
wk or Sept winter lease $150
mo. incl all uli'lltl,s.
·SJ8..$232 or 637-2;777
e Sludlo &: Bach apts. FURN. & UNF"URN.
Newport Shores 3220 • lncl Utils &: PhonP. M!nl. Heated Pools, O'lild Care •. :::::r;:;c.:_;:_;;c.;_:___ e Ma.id Service -TV avail Cent Pr -Adj. to Shopping -
J Br K-frame. 2 baths,
suit.deck, swimming pools,
rec hall, Yearly lease. $225. can aft 4 pm. 548-1625
• New Cafe & -aar No pets allowed
2376 Newport Blvd, MS.!1755 ?TOO Peterson Way. at Har· * $140 Util. paid. Clean 2 bar It Adams, Costa Meu..
BR. furn. 1 Blk. K-Mart. I ~
k 3237 """'" 962-1636 I ~ :U::n;:i•:•::':;'::ily!...P:..•::'~-::;;;. I FURN 1 level 2 BR, 2 ba, 2 Adults Only
4 BR, 21h baths, 2 bl>lcs, garden patloa, Immac. Avail Discriminative Tenants
BLTNS &: refrig, 2 yr lae at July 15. $170. 642-4859 for Prestige Address
$265 mo. Avail Jwie 15. $19..50 1 BR. close to shops.
-downtown. One quiet person. 3 BR. 2 baths, bltns, lrpl. 548-3402
Choice loc. 1 or 2 yr lse. at 1 ----.------~ -I""" _ A il June 15. _ _l__BR, nicely furn, good. !De. "°" mo. ~--· S85 mo, 968 A West 17th St
can BOB PEITIT. assoc.
With BWT White, "Retlfor
833--0llll
""""' 1 BDR, partially 'fum
1975 Pomona or
ipbone 540-1264
110.
Corona del Mar 3250 VERY Attractive 1 BR
--· 'miler. $80. 1 BR Apt. $115. 'J BR. 11:arde.ner, drape&, 132 w. Wilson 548·9755
stove, fireplace, patio, water
paid. $250. 67>5995
Lido Isle 3351
RA RE RENTAL
S Br, 3 + Ba, fam/dinini
rm. So. patio. Near Tennis
Crt, L~p&. Avatla,.blt July 1
or soon~r. 1·2 yr lease $400/
mo.
R. C. GREER, Realty
3416 Via Lldo 613-9300
Huntington Beach 3400
$135 -2 BDRM, ne.w crp\s &
drps. 1613 Santa Ana Ave.
543-8572, 542-7279 '
SlOO Clean Furn Ba.ch ApL
Utils incl, no petJI. 134 W.
Wilson, 048-0522
$70-Bungalow
Employed adults 646-2982
Newport Be1ch 4200
I Will LEASE
3 BR, small yd, t140 lie. ADULTS ONLY -
Avoll July !. 3 ohldrn OK. July • Aug •• Senl, .
New cpts, & drps. Nr. r
Beach Bi & Talbert. 17656 FURNISHED APT.
VanBuren ZlJ; 248-1921 'J BEDROOMS -2 BATHS
2 BR .• 1% Ba., townhour.e; W1terfront/Loc
carp., drapea, appliances. BOAT SLIPS
Brookhunt/Adam•. 112•. Channel Reef 673-76M 2525 Ocean Blvd., CdM 3 BH.., paneled den, din. rm. 673•1788
MARTINl9UE
GARDEN APTS.
Paiklike surrOundings
FURNISHED BAOIELO.RS
UNFURN l_BR-2 BR· 3 BR
2 baths available
Carpets. drapes, garage
18th & Santa A!"I, C.M.
646-423~ . 646-55~2
SILVER
GATE
Apartments
1 Bdrm .Apt
Near schools, freeways
Walking distance to OCC
988 El Camino
Apt. #1 Costa Mesa
$11Q .
2 nice bedrooms. upstairs. 1~~· baths, carpets, drapes.
Private patio, garage.
.y,r ALL.ACE AVE. VILLAS
20o'1-D-Wallace Av e., CM
(just south ol Hamilton St.)
SPLIT LEVEL
Lrg 2 & 3 BR. Cpts, drps,
bltns, Nr shp'g cnlr & schls.
2885 Mendoza. 515-5421
ADULTS ONLY
-r.-r-·------MESA VEROI! l llf
Lido· Isle 53SI COLLEGE PARK 1115 ---HF'.WPORT ee .. .:::H \100
' I Cp NCWPORT HEIGHTS 17H 2 BR. den lower; "!'. ts., BALIOA COVl!S UIS
drps. $250 Yearly N&WPORT SHORES 1120
W-"· R all 9AYCREST 1123 ""'er e y BAVSHORES lW 6~5200 5'18.1467 Eves ~~~:Lf::RES * i:
LARGE Bayfront APT. 3 Hll.RIOR HIGHU.1101 ' UH
Bdrm 2 ba fire p I ace UNIVl!RSITY PARIC un ' ' BACI( ...... n•o $350 -lse. Avail July 1. EASTBLUFP nu
613-2917 IRVINE TERR.lee: 1Ul .:;;:_;:::.;_ ______ ._;· 1 COllONA DIEL •MAR 12$0
Huntington ,Beach 5400 :~~~g: :::iNsuu ~:
-B"Y ISLANDS 1350 3 BEDROOM U bl F U R N · LlOO ISLE 11s1
avail.' 6-15 1 blk to 5 Pts :~~~~:G~~L,:~~ACH ~~:
stores $140. 2 Bed . unfum. HUHTlHGTON H,t.ll:IOUR lo!CJ
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cpts, drps, 1 sl:r1, gar.-L1'ke OUT OF COUNTY . UOJ COSTi' MESA 5100
nu $135. Avail July 1, S42·S337 OUT OF STATE 1'01 ME!A VEROI! Sll.f _:_:::::._.::c_:c:_.:cC'-~--"'-ISTANTON 1•11 NEWPORT 8E.ll.CH J~®
2 BR, extras, pool. kids OK. WESTM1NST£R . U1' NEWPORT Hl!IGHn 5210 . n20 MIDWAY CITY 161' NEWPORT SHORES sno . Avail July I. . SANTA ANA lilO WESTCLIFF 5230 962-2109 SAHTA AHA HGTS. iue UNIVERSIT·1 PARK 5231 ORANGE Ull llACK. 8AV -52•0 2 BR Triplex, Stove, drapes, TUSTIN u-o ·EAST 8LUl"P S20
fenced yard oldec adults no NORTH TljSTIN 1"4!1 CORONA DEL MAR 5250 ' ' ANAHEIM 1650 8A1.&0A SlM pets, $90. 847-2341 SILVl!RAOO. C.11.HYON.. 14S5 eAY tSL'ANDS $350
LAGUNA HILLS 110C LIDO r5LE !lJl LAGUNA a·EiAC0H • l7e5 HUNTINGTON BEACH . 54()1)
I Lagu11a Beach 5705 LAGUNA NIGUEL 1161 Jl°OUITT'A IH YALLEV 5410 ::.;;,,.;_;o:_::.;::;::._;_ _ _:-..;c:; ls.1.N CLEMENTE .,,, •. a•.a:.BOA ISLAND JlU
LARGE 2 bedrm 2 ba un-SAA JUAN CAPISTRANO 1110 SEAL llEACH s-so . ' · CAlllSTRANO 8EACH 1125 LONG BEACH 5500 furnished apt. cqmpletely re-OANA POINT • 1730 ORAN GE 'COUNTY 5600
decoratcU, has large deck t.\RL58AO lUO GARDEN' GROVE 5'10 • h · OCEANSIOE 115' WESTMINS'TEll' 5612 Wit view, walk to town and $AN DIEGO 111'! MIOWAY CITY WTI
beach. $175 on lease. No RIVERSIOE COUNTY ltoO S.11.NTA ANA 5'1t
children or .,,, No -brok-HOUSES TO &.E,MOVEO . noo SANTA ANA HEIGKTS soc · CONOOMIH1UM ltSO TUSTIN SHO ers. 4!H-2604 ' OUP LEXES FO" SALE 1'7S COASTAL 5100 ----------1 Ai>AR.TMl!NTS lli:OR lALll lflO LAGUNA BEACH S1QJ
I L'.AGUNA .NIGlfEl. 5111 Rent*.rs Wanttid: , 5990 RENTAl-S J • s•.N cLEMENtl! mo
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Sept 1 Newport Beach. 3 cosrA.MESA 21ot General ""' m R . MESA OEL MAJI 21CJ TRIP.LEX, tic. Stoll r s or more. csponsi-MESA VERDE 2110 CONDOMINIUM ~;so
ble, neat family walting on l:OLLEGE PARK 2115 RENTALS WANTED S9'Q
new house bein"g built Call NEWPOltT BEACH /, ·noo. ROOMS FOR II.ENT J,95 • Nl!WPORT HG'TS, 221D ROOM & BO.I.RO 5tH 632'"6345 or 646-1550, agent. NEWPORT SHORES 1220 MOTELS, TRAILER COURTS S9tl 'w D llAYSHORES 1215 GUEST HOMES J9H * ANTE * DOVER SHQRES 2221 MISC. RENT At s j s•tt House -Sept lsf on. WESTCLIFF 1110 INCOME PROPERTY 'GOO
3 br or 2 br & den. u. nJurn or ,",'v',v.•.RSITV PARlt t2lJ BUSINESS PROPERTY 60Se Sct-eened patio, c a r p . , I ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
drapeii, bltna. S250 Mo. 2 BR, den. 2 BA. upper dupl. 982-2578
2131 TR~JLER PARl(S lllSS 2 Barm Duplex. Elee bltns. semi-furn. NB: area. College BACK BAY · 2240 BUSINESS REltrAL •o•D p f X EAST BLU,F 22~2 OFFICE RENTA( t010 lrg pvt patio. Gar. $130. 1019 ro ' lnt refs. 528-6307 IRVINE T&RRACE 21~5 INDUSTRIAL p·ROPl!RTY tOIO
American Pl--30' to 40' Sailb:iat goin" to""( c,·.~.·.•,A OEL MA R 21!0 COMMERCIAL toll ~=~~~--=~~-1 .. ...~ ~ noo INOUSTRfA( .-EHTAL '°'o
2 BR TOWTihouse 11,4, ba!hs. lhru neglect? I wilt live BAY ISLANDS llJO LOTS ,100
b I d 11 ~/ bo d & . • t • · · LIDO ISLE 1351 RAN~HES ,150
year lease, select family.
2 BR unfurnished house In $2'l5. 642-6836
Huntington Beach. S135/mo, I ~=========
Call 64&-0228·
FENCING "" fL.:)(IRS "'I FU}INAC.l RIP.I.IRS, Elt. .. 10 GARDE NING UM GENEl:AL SERVICES U ll GRAOIHG, OISCING HIJ
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:~~~L:~1NO :;~ INSURANCE . •110 IHVESTIGATIHG, 0.ltctlYe '1to JANITONIAL iliO JEWELRY ll:EPAI R, l!IC. 41~ LANOSCAPING illl LOCkiMITN U)O MASONRY,. IRICIC QlO MOVING• & STORAGI! 6141 PAINTING. P1•t~h1111ln1 'ISi PAlflfTING, ·SlfM • -'1155 .PATIO$ ,_ 41" PHOrOGRAPHY 6110 PLASTERING, Pllth. Rttltlr 4110
l'LUMllNG '"O POOOLE GROOMING t tOO POOL SERVICE ttil POWER SWEEPING 't!S PUM P SERVICE •no ROOFING '951 RAOIO. Re11<1lr;s. Ere. it:IO REMODELING & REPAIR 6t4G REMOOEL1NG, l(ITCHEHS •to
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TREE SERVICE '!10 TELEV1S!ON. RIPlln, Etc. ttlJ UPHOLSrERY tffO WELDI NG , tH5
JOBS & EMPLOYMENT
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FURNITURE ICOO OFFICE FURNITURI IOll OFF ICE EOUll'MENT N11 STORE &OUIPMENT 81111 CAFE; RESTAUlt.11 ... T t014 aAR EQUIPMENT 1015 HOUSE HOLD GOCtDS #020 CARAGI! SALE 11111 f'liRNITURI! AUCTION I02.I APPLIANCES 1100 .IHT1QUES 1110 SEWING MACHINES IUO It-Ins cpts rps. 'fV mo. a ar main atn In lffi· BALBOA ISL•HO llSS CIT!IU~ GROVES i 115
Adults 545-6832 maculate cond. in exchange HUNTINGtON BEACll 2400 ACREAGE '2~0
for use. 646-7o&1 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 2410 LAICE ELS!NORE '202
Corona del Mar-4250
Huntington Beach 2400 WATERFRONT condomin---·--~
MUSICAL INSTRUMEN T 11l5 PIANOS & ORGANS l llO
3 BR 2 bath5, nice palio,
fenced yd. Nr. Broadway.
535-3771 84l-'i902
iwn Dix 2 br, priv boat slip,
deck. S325. mo. Ml-0911
lmmac 3 BR. 'J BA, 1 mile
to be'Bch. AvaU June 24
LUXURY 2 br, OCEAN
VIEW, htd POOL, other
Xtras. June 15 lo ·Se,:it 1.
/,dJts only. $400 mo 673-42:2'1
2 BR, Gdrn, apt, frplc, w/w
crpts, bltns, lg pvt patlo,
poo\. S145 mo. ~163
~'='::::._:::::_:::::::_ ____ SEAL IE.I.CH l~SO RESORT PROPER1'Y ilOS NEED double &aragc for LONG aEACH 2500 ORANGE co. PROF'ERTY '20J
yearly storage;' prefe r 0,~t!4,••,.',0UHTY HOO OUT OF STATE PROI'. ,,.. ....,, 1'11 MOUNTA IN & D•SEJIT '210 Eastside Costa Mesa. •$15 WESTM1NsTe1 21n suao1v1s10N LAP!D ~111
11.AOIO UOO TELE\/I SION '205 J11·FI_ & STE,REO 1210 TAP& RECOR.DER$ 1220 CAMERAS & l!(!UIPMENT llCC
HOBBY SUPPLIES 140&
Vacation Rentals 2900
HA VE Beaut. furn. Ocean-
front studio Apt. Playa del
Rey: $200 wkly. ii u,n e
15/Sept 15. Also Mo, &: yrly
ratCs. 613-4370
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Hamilton bt1vn 5:30-7 pm
Per month. 613-2549 ~~~~:v .. ~lTYN~Cl1TS 1:11~ i~li~L E~T:I~o'iERv1cE ~~~~
UNF 2 BR hse or Spac Apt COASTAL '10C R. E. WAN TEO ,240 . . LAGUNA IE.I.CH 2105 BUS I ESS d NB. Perm. Up lo $165. Npt LAGUNA NIGU EL 2701 • N •n
SPORTING GOOOS 1500 BINOCUURS, SCOPES WO Ml5CELLANEOU$ MOO MISC. WANTED . MlO
RENTALS
Houses Unfurnished
~•guna leach 3705
MONARCH BAY AREA
ln:AU Golf & Mtn View
3 BR & den, 2~ ba, cpts,
Drps, frpl. pool. $250 mo.
Adults. 496-1.243 betw 10.5 pm
Costa M .. a 3100 Ceplstrano 3725 ----------DELUXE 3 BR home with
pOOI: 11vaH. 'r/l. Lease $300
mo. inc. pool serv. 546-9205
2 Bedroom, carpet!. drapes,
Fireplace. Baby OK. tl20 mo
• 64fr 12!18 •
2 BR. gar, cpts & drps, fncd
yd, adlts only. S115 mo. 2619
Elden Ave. 613-5270
SlXI MO. lease: 3 BR, 2 Ba.
Fpl., bll·ins: dbl. pr11ge.
Lge. yard. 64'1·2354
Part furn. 3 BR, 1 BA , lg.
yd., on Irvine, small tam.
only. $195 mo. 545-2140
4 BR, Townbse, exter maint.
pool, 7 min to bch, S225 mo
49J.J!20
Summer Rental& 3995
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mo., slPi 8, pool priv. 1 blk
to ccean, pvt slr~t, no dogs.
Write P. Fentoa . 2 11 5
Placentia No. 11, C.M.
NEW deluxe all.el~c home in
An-t>whead Mtns.-Furnished
$125 wk. or $65 '°' wk. Avail
now. 833--0ln
Merchant. 675-0921 494-8377 SAN CLEMENTE 1110 FINANCIAL MACHINERY, Etc. llef LUMBER 11SD
Balboa Pen. Roomy deluxe
'J BR Duplex. Bltns, cp!s,
drps. Short blk to ba.y or
l BR, priv patio, GE·kitch,
wl w cpt, drps, no chldm or
pets. tllO 548--1322
' S"H JUAN CAP ISTRANO UU eves. ' CAPISTRANO BEACH t1io 9USIN~SS OPl"oRrUNITIES 'lte STORAGE 1715
ocean. n35 wk, July,
S150 wk Aug. Open Sun 12-4.
'Jll Cypress. 213: 698-6012
BA YF1t0NT Bachelor & 1
BR Prlv. Util pd. Summer
or Winter. $100 mo. & up.
928 E. Balboa Blvd. 613-6790
OANA PO INT ,140 IUSINESS WANTEO 'JD' BUILOING MATERIALS l'tO
J BR, Clean & nicely Ice.
Gar. $8.i mo, 577 Hamilton
Api H 548-69S4
ADULT fam . of 3 needs un-RIVERSIOE COUNTY IHVESTMl!NT 01111ortu~llltt 1100 IN.VESTMENT WANTED ,110 SWAPS t ttO
tum. 3-4 BR. house w/boat VACATION lfENTALS lfOG MONEY TO LO•H
• T 12 CON DOMINIUM HSO !~~ PETS and LIVESTOCK-
stor. gar, 0 ()(). OUPLEXES FURN. l'ER50NAL LOANS :ttlS JEW ELR Y .LOANS 'ns ,ETS. CENERAL UDt
546-ti149 -RENTALS' COLLATERAL LOANS illt-CATS. WO
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MESA DEL MAR Jios. and NOTICES MESA VEROE JIU Gener1I 4000 Gentr1I 4000 Gener1I 4000 COLLEGE PARK 11u FOuNo 1Fr1• •dsJ •O• _;;.;;..;_;;;_ _____ ..;_;_.:.:.;_.:.:;;;...;:.:. _____ :.;_:.:__::__:.:;_:_.:. _____ _;_:. NEWPORT BEACH 17® LOST tlCl
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Gt-o<ff A. Hfddtfl, Jr~ 2~12 L11.111rre W1y, Co1t1 Mt11. John c. R11111r, 1'121 Thloclor• Orlw, Tullln. Otltd MIY U, lHI. Gtar11 A. Heddi!\, Jr, Jllhn C. Rut•• St1te of C1111ornl1, 0!'111111 CounfV:
On Mty 14, ltda, bt'°"' IM, I Not1ry P"'bllc In t nd !or wld Sttlt, P1r-.ll\I
•PPltrtd GEORGE A. HEOOEH, ~R .. tnd JOHN C. llUG'li:ll k-1'11,,.. ti! bl
lt.e PlflOlll WhPM """"'' ••• 1Ubictlbtd to Ill• wllllln ln11'11mtlll ind 1du1Pwled9-td lf'>ey t~t<ufed'"llHI .. nw. !OFFICIAL 5EAL) J1"'t M. Gtrrt!f Holtry Publlc C11tl'or1111 PrlllCIPll Offlce In Or111111 CounlY My Commt111or! EllPl•D Jul\! 11, INt EllmMf lt"Pll AIMltrMft, Jr. U11lo11 &Ink S1u1,. C111tr.11 T..-.r. Sullt Mt c.11111, c111i.rn11 nut AllorMY Publl1llt'd Or1nn Cot1t D1llY Pllo!, MIY II, 2J Ind JUM !, I, lffl 17f.41.
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LEGAL NOTICE • LEGAL Na11C!!
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flew ct Mr A~ HAH~ """" llY: J, KIN NITH CAMI ON 150. 11111• -. ·:.1 l t•I (.tllr'" I ., ••~
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SitunllJ, Junt 8, 1968 DAILY '!LOT
RINTALS RIAL ESTATI IUSINISS •"4
Apts. Unfvrnlr.hod • Oonorai •. FINANCIAL * * * * * * ltontolo Wanlecl 5~ Loll 6100 Money W•nlod 6HO ... •
Bl/S!N&'IS womA. necdt l POllTAPlNA LAGUNA !Zi.000 11 10 A IO r.r l ,..,
Bdnn unf\lrn Apt, O>lta Panoramic 'view Lota RCUred by 7 •pect.acular
MtA, Newport, CoroN dtl • WbJte water and CJOUt.-~ View loll valued at
M.u , Hunttniton Bcb ot lint Vi"11 $10,<XXI, with compl.etloa a.
Ll;fWll, Vp to UOO mo. Q Nyu Plaoa sured by bond. ~
Oara1e er c arp ort Latuna ~ach
..........,,. M2<ll* atter o m•> -Money Wanfod 6350
p.m. R1nchel 6150 lNTE1lES'TlNG old pkturu Enc. SMlcl"t A private. ptp@M of Judge.
HOUSE liJt 9 mem~r faml-From 186'1 thnl etrb' 1900'•
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b lor 9 wblter moa ... year. Northern Calif. Doctee City, Gunnlam, Col.o.
~iinnina Sept 1968. can Salt Lake City 673-1316
tum Me au year. eau Ranch CdM.
J11mea: Hel!rlcb n4:a33-1234 ee.utuul erutni and timber·1A • ..:N=N:::...,O_U_N_C~E-M_E_N_T_5 __
ext 202 land, easily acce~lble. Only and NOTICES
WINTER Rental 4 Bdnn 9 ulile1 from hi&hwa,y 99, 1-.;;;;c;..o.:;;.;.:.;:;:;:. __ _
Wllodcly1 Want? Whaddya Got?
SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOii
NATURAL BORN SWAPP!RS
Spoclal Rate
M .... NHI""' A11'11'111Jt It Llw
bou5t. Near w11ter. 17m ai:re5 with 2 large Found (F,... Adt) 6400
~ creeka, lake and 5 reaervclra
S lln" -5 limeo -5 btlcb llULU -AO Mun INCLUOI
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A propol!led dam will give YOUNG part Alrdalc, black
~ ..., M~ llf .,..... ._W!\11 )'WV ""' lit ....... ._JOUlt 11MN •lllll• ldf(tm. 6--a Ynt. tt .,._,.._,
Room• for Rent 5995 this proPtrt)' 4 to S mlle5 of co 11 a r , found Co a 1 t ._..OTHtNO 110• SALi -TaAOl!S ONl.'ft
T1h ltUl ,.._.IU , I ~;:.;:.;:;:..;.;.;.....:.::°"'-.:.;~ lakt-rrontage. Priced at $200 liighway, Corooa dd Mar, PHONE 642-S671 ... ,..,..... ..............
llutr.lllhld °"'""' C..d ~lly' ,.,lot, ......... I.. 11. tt, tt, IHI ,,... PRJV, Hom~. quiet: up. en-
try. With or without kltch.
S50, $60 Per mo. or wkly
543-6$86
per acre. For furtbu Info 675-2440 days Te Pt.ce Your Trider'• Par1cU• Ad
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTtc• Oii l'l.ISLIC Mlllll ... lll'Olll TMI •LAlllNINI COMMllllON , OP: TMI CITY OP: ,OUlllTAIN YA.LLIT NOTIC E IS MEREllY t lYlll ltltl Oii WednMdly, J-U, 19'1 ti 1:JO ... .M. In !flt eo...nc:U CMmiltn. City HtU, lll'20I 51tltr Avtftll'I, f O"'" I I I ft Vtli.y, (.1Nlornl1, "" ,,.""'"" Conimlnlon WIN
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NOTt<I TO ClllDITORS SU,.IRICll COURT C• TNI ITATI 0, CALll"CllHIA '°" THI COUNTY C, OAAPMI .... _
l!t11i. If MAXIM ICOHECICY, De«tt-... NOTICI! IS 1-!!llE•Y GIVEN .. 11M crld!-.,. If lllt 111eY1 111....., ftc..,.,.,I
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PrlClll 'It" No. 112. wllll "" lllCIUlrv YOllCl\.tn, 111 Ille oftltl PLANNING C~llSIOH ef llM cltrk If 1111 tbi>ve 1111111111 cowt, or
01" TME CITY OP' .. lll'tltfll '"*"• wrtll 1'11 _....,., l'OIJNTAIH VALl•T voudllrtr .. !ht "'"""-It"" .i IW tfffCI s...,i.., It. M.tn1ll11d . ., flt• AftorntY• C1lvl11 v, '"""'• Jr., .Pltnnlllt Olrtclor Ind Ht•old "· MlcMll. UU C"""'-w '"'1111111«! Or111" Coetl 01llV l'llet, 9oultv1rd, Sulhl NUllllltr ~. l.._ Jl/M .. IHI 1001.a. A-I•, Ctlllornl• 90011, Which II 111<1
LEGAL NOTICE
•lttl el b\ltlntll of lhl Undt'l1•ntd I" 111 '"'"',. "rt11n1rio to 1111 11tit1 o1 1111
llfKtdtnt, wllll l" •I• ""°""'' tti.r "" fll"lt 1'Ubl1c1tlon Df 11111 nollct. aAll •ft 01ttd: MIV J(, lHI . SU,llllOll COURT 0, TNI Mtrlorlt 0, MCCool • l!•tcUlrl• STATI Cl' CALt,C•NIA 110 Of lfll Wiii ef lllt THI COUNTY CP: oaANGI Abovt ""'"' ... dtc....,,I c.v N-• 1).111«1 SUMMONS Cltwl~ '(, l'lrtlr, Jr., ...
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pleue <"all Glenn Thompson Sri-I a:rey part-poodle, male, $15M eq in 4 BR tam rm
with: wht legs, face&: chest. Fle11 home P11norama City, S.F.
Eckhoff & Auoc:. Inc. collar. Well mannett'd. Vie V•lley, For Orange County
AVAJL July t. Quiet mod hm lBlS W, Oapman Ave. Shooe Oifl 6/4. &'nt-3527 Comm or office bldg. Jn.
Coll. Pk. ?.111le. No smoker. Oran.&:e. Ca.lit, FOUND: Marina H I g h vnt·Rlte (2131 78>1565
Ref• ~· $40 mo. ~ 5'11·2621.. Eve1-wknda 538-6727 School, Parakeet, bas ideo-24• Cabin Crulser, new v.a
eve1-wknds. I ~~~~"""'"'!!!!""";;;::;I ,~tif~l~ca~tioll~·~·~M~7-5632~~=----=-eng.: sleeps 3: value $2500;
EMPLOYED a:enUem1111, pvt Acretge 6200 PART Siamese male c11t Take TD'1, alti boat or clear
ent, nice loc, handy to bch il SEE Adv. under 6 21 0 found Npt. Hts. 6 I 4 • Florida lot.
shops. ns wk. 646-7513 "Newberry s p r g I . 8:11 -'.....s.::...C. ::51;.:·c,.... _____ I ~-~_..;;. ..... ..;,..7,;_61.;.6~~-
NEAR OCC Cple OK. Hu.ge 11crts." Call owner 847-6640 SIAMESE cat w/4 wbite 25 View Acres Uguna
turn bdrm w/prl bath. ev<!I & wknds. paws. 548--0219 Beech. Some Improve-
Kitch priv. $30 wk. 546-2668 ments, income $7700. $243,*
SJ5. UP wk W/kitchen S25 0 :::"::.'..:•::f..:S::•:.••:.:•:.:_P::ro:!p::·..:6'.!2::0:::8:l-'L'-.. _t _____ _;640:.c.;-'l I 000 equity. For. TD's or 1
up ·studio Apts. 2376 New· ISLAND OF HAWAII FEMALE Cat. Dllrk grey Owner. 494-4653, 49-1--4957
port Rlvd., C.M. 543-9765 OWNER SAYS SELL my 3 and wh\ yellow collar, BEAUTY Salon. 6 stations,
PVT. room, employed m1111 choice lots in beautiful .timid. Lost in m o v I n g estab IO.yrs Lldo area. Will
only. $10 per week, 1789 Nanawale EBl.ates, Unit l Balboa PeM to Eastblutt. trd tree and clear $10,000
Crestrnount, C.M. 548-8119 548"6n3 Reward. Call 644·1017 "e<i. for R.E. or what·have-
LRG room. Pvt ba. Lovely RF.WARD Return/info ltl5h you. Bkr. 548-7nl
home. Kitch priv. Separate Mount. & DeMrt 6210 Setter, Fem. "Amber" vie $13,000 EQ., choice Bayview·
tthi.g. Patio. 64&-0!39 NEWBERRY Sprgs, 8 O S. Magnolia Ave. Newport l BR 2 BA, all elec. Z.sty s=MALL""'~-Rm,,.;;.c,.l~p~,.,,..ccbac_th~.-.. -1 llCres, hi~-desert. Buy all West area Htg Bch 536-4473 2,000' deeded townhouse, for
cooking, $56 incl u t 11. or pert. Level land. pump&: BLACK Wallet &: loose bills. late car, TD's, lot, boat,
&16-6796, CM well-lw been Jn alfalfa. 90 Corner of Springdale & etc. Owntt 673-1356 -
Motel1. Trlr. CrtL 5997
man made lakes in area, Slater St. 1m. 1:30 PM 6/6. Jr. Exec 3 Bdrm. tam nn.
fish raising, allatla growing, REWARD 847--0884 2 ba house In Le. Mirada,
recreational. Ideal for LOST·Male Siamese cat, 3 $4,000 eq_ Trade ~an view SS per ni&ht on weekly bU[I trailer ...,,.k Price reduced' Ed ~ lot or "-··se, bo•ch atta. and up, 2384'ni Newport ,..... · · yrs ol age, near wa1ul & •""-l
Bl d C M 548-9'155 Call owner 847...fi640 eves &: Edinger, H.B. R e w a rd , 1 _494-8322 ________ _ ~ v ·• · · weekends. 842-7313 80 acres unimpr. larm•land
Guest Homes 5991 _BUNK beds, antique ice-bo:x WHITE female toy poodle across from oper. ranchces. + odds-&: ends,...,.a n d •will vi c. Paci f i C Sand 1 Water/elec 11vall. $20,000 F
PRIVATE Room for elderly throw in rather ·'Cluaint cot-children's · pet, d1y or nite & c. Want units or clear
ambulalol) c e n tl em an ta.a;e. S3500 will lake it, plus 5J6....8ll5 home. Own/Agt·847·3444
Nutritious meala " tender :111' acres. · · 1 .LO.c,:-"~c~,;__,H~'-~-•~Ch~lh~h-· I '12=.~x:::.._=50=,~EXP:,::c~ANC:::~00:::.:~.,-0.-lovlng care. 548-5225 QRF.CK NO'IT RLTY 546-6464 1~• • Bu~ ua UB "
or residence. 548-6355 ~9~1d collar. S.A. Hgts. BILE HOME, 2 br, plus
1 cM~l~tc=·...;;R=•~n~la=l='--~5=999c:..: Z.R-3 TOWN Iota, Morongo l-'.::._.:::,;__, _____ ~ cash. Trade for Im proved
Valley, Calif. Building faat _ NEW Men's clothing in or unimproved income prop
$50,000. Owner, 9902 Jama-brown paper bai;i:. Vicinity of 962·4606 OUTDOOR STORAGE space
avellable tor rent. Up to 2
and 1/3 A. Bolla Ave. S·A.
542-9533
REAL ESTATE
General
cha Blvd., Spring Valley, Cal 17th Street & Irvine 675-07~ 1,=,::...:A=pt::.._"_"i-.,-w-/-125-,000--..,-.
LOST Btk & wht rabbit. Sal s:n r,.1 gross inc. Trd for
night. Nr llth & Palm, ffB, home, land or lot. J. Post·
Reward. 536-8198
BUSINESS and
FINANCIAL ma, Owner. 546-8030 x 434,
536-1819 eve-wlmds. JOANNE lo. PAL.MER, •lllnlllf '· :WU CrlMhtW S.Vi1•1r41 1toae11T o. PAL.ME•. Ot1tnff11'· a.thl """'..,. ._ Bus. Opportunities 6300 P1r1onal1 6405 ,.,c,L1 Of' TM• 1T.t.T1 °' u. ,,._..., C•llf9nl• ""' s Income Pro..-tv 6000 CALIP'ORNl.t. te IM ....... HIMll IHtl-. Tlh (tlll ,,..1141 ........ 'J
""'' """"'"' ,., 11..:w1rt.-CANDY frH You 1,. htftbV d!l'Khld to flll • w•tt-l'vbM.,,.. °''"" C••t 0111v •111t. Z.TRIPLEX. l unit w/lrg fam SUPPLY ROUTE Bisic Bo1tinn ClltMS ..., 1i..dlnt In ... -te ""' COlll•lllnl JUfll I, u. 11, :rt, IHI tOOIMI. nn w/~I 2 ., • 1 b· un p Fu! • e1 "" 1bove ,.,.mid 11111111111 w1111 "" .. .., ' "" • · art or I T\rne Offered to public by !~, '!1rr-'1e111~1111~'!i":.1'::n!~,::: LEGAL NOTICE 6 i::f inc: S7~999~ oc~ Man or Woman 10 refill & Bilbo• Pow1r Squ1dron
In wld court, •11111n TEN ~•n 1tt1r lht 1------,,.,,,,,------1 cash. ~I chi..n~ 2} 3 : collect mo~ey from new & Elementary Piloting Course• =• wT:'t.111v~ ~11o:15 111-:::::"r:!'....:'. ClllTt•ICA;r:; au11NllS 355-2168 ~nlque com 0 Per 1. t e d Every Monday, Starting 1
.,. Wltl\111 THIRTY divs " 11rvtd .1.. P:ICTITIOUS N'4MI isperaieri, (Cftndy and Na· PM June 10 Newport. H•t-wlwrt. Tiit W!dtr111nt11 "'"' c1r111v 11t 11 -. HOME &. INCOME by Ownr tional Brmd snacks). Ex-bo 'y ht Cl b ~ W u ... Y .. .... Wctlnt 1 bullllln• 11 nu Rlftdo.., s1.. cell r ac u ,...., ~ ou ,,.. ,...,, ncrtllltd ""' 11t1lln "°" unu i. co111 Mtte, c.111om1t, Ul)Olr ""' 7 Exe depres/blveat. oppty. 4 ent income fot" few Hrs. ' ' '°flit .., wr1111n .-1 ... •lffdlnt. u ld 1rcttt1ou1 lfrrn "'""" Df THE Aa10TT BR l 1" .. _ weekly work !Day or Eves!. Ave., Newport Beach pltlnllll wlll l1k• h1d1unent for lllY .._... co .• Incl "''' ••Id firm 11 com""td ot ' ttl. ....2 .,..-Apt.s, OR f j nee
flf ,,,....'" clemtnded In Ille CaTlllt lnl 111<1 1o11ow11111 ""011, wlllM ""'"" In fl.Ill pool, 2-yr old. Eslde 6Th-1393 No ~ng. S875 lo $3400 ' or your convc~ e .111 1rt1lnt uP011 con!rlCI, ., Wiii 11•1111 11 •nd 1111~ crt rtttderlct h •• fOJlllwi: Cash required. For ....,.sonal Every Tuesday, .startini 1
Ille court tor 1"" °'""' ,..lltl' .,_lldlll 1to11trt J. Abllotl, Jt71 111tr1 ,1., r-· PM J 11 E Sch I 111 Ille UMT11>111n1. c"''' Mes•. c11w. Business Rental 6060 interview, 6end name ad-· une • nsign 00
y,. ""' HK tlll Mf¥kl 11111""""' D•ltd Junt 1, IHI 8 dres.'I &: phone number '10: Jrvinc &. Oifl Dr., .Newport
111 tftY '"'"" _..,. .it11 Ille ....,. 1to11trt J. Abbot! B h In C I t N 11111111 ., 1'1111 "'"-· S\tdl antrMY s1111 of Ctlltornli, Or•nt• '"""ty: • PRIME RetaJl Location • 'TRANS·WESTERN eac , a e onum. O .....,.,. N C'llltullft wtllltR 1111 n-•rnll °" M1v 1, ,. .. , llt!llrt 11141, 1 Not1,., STORE 17 x 40 DISTRIBUTING co. advance regislratlon neces-
''".,. '" lfll• •-hr 111 .. I wrllttll Pub!!c 111 1nd tor Mid St1t1. ""°""'"' ~....... En II t t il 11tt.i111"'""' -•"'"'· ,..,,,,,.,. "obtrt J. Alllloll ~"°"""hi "" io•.J Harbor, CM 646-6654 590 N. AZUSA AVE. sary. ro a calls: 11.ny
Have 2 BR &. conv den,
sm fam rm, 1%. BA, cpts,
drp1, 2 frplc1. Best •re• Al·
tadena, ~ $11,000. Want bch
dp.lx/house. 6~9236 eves.
500 ac. Ranch land w/water,
S. Cslil. $:,()) per •c. Trade
all or part. WANT: Resi·
dentlal or com'J income, Qr.
ange County. Rltr. 6~28ai
HAVE beaut improved vac
lot Zeph,yr Cove Lake Tahoe
Neveda side. $13,0CXI clear--
Want Hse -Units. Airplane
. TD '• or?. for eq. 675--5726
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Florida: Have l&:e 2 BR ey.
preM Garden aru acrou
from lake &. park. $16,00J
clear. Want unit& or small
llOme here. own/a.gt 847.3444
Have: Guar. home· trade·
plan on deluxe 4-plex w/
owners 3 BR. For: yoor
home. Call Bert Mott Aj1..
646-88ll or 8J3.<Ml7
DLX Balboa dplx 2 br, bltn
K, furn "almost nu, cpla,
d'rp&, fllll, patio, fncd yd,
Blk ocean. Trd up Orange/
LA Co. units. %13: 698-6012
Free & Clear land, 10 acres
in hills near Perris. Calif.
TRADE $12,0CXI equity for
• local Income. Owner,
673-4144
Mountaln home: Big Bear·
Moonridge. 2 BR., frl>l; ski,
goll, fiah . $11).M Equity.
Trade: single «lidence,
units or lot. 539--4970
Beautiful eastalde Co 1 t a
Mesa home. WW trade equt.
IY for sm11ll house or~
miniwn. Call Rottman Co.
for info. 546.8Zl2
C Income units on 2bt 8t:"
in Costa Mesa. Trade for
house or trust deeds. ln·
, come $402.50. Owner
• ~9-M33 * :n· Trailer at Cantamar
Mexico. encl Cabana, bu·
tane stove &. trig., 1l!tpa
8. Trade for car, motor-
cycle or "!' 673-3572
250 ac. Santa Barbara eoun.
ty. Live stream, deer and
quail, WANT: Large yacht
aultable for entertainlna:.
Rltr. 675-281)
WATERFRON'T Ir dock: 3
BR. 3 Baths. Equity $50.CD:l
FOR: TD'1, Condomin., or
·?',or Jeue/opllon. #2 Bal.
boa Coves, 675-4331.
MOVING Arcadia to Npt/
Laguna area. WUI trade up
favoring you. Details Wlder
/Npt R.E. tor sale (lDl).
Owner/Agt 675-4:81.
REDECDR. 4 BR. 2 Be. v1-
cant house, Hunt. Sch.,
S8,00) equity; WANT unit a:,
San Gab. Valley att1;, or-!
Qwner (princ. oolyl 548-8162
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w. E. ST JOHN, Clerk •~kllOWltd•td llt tlKUl9d"" .. ..,.. sq. feet. Ideal location, Npt SPARE TIME INCOME . ·c7o3-c1=855:::.·~~~=~--1 !~!!!J~\"l!!!!!'l~~~~!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!'!'!!!!!!!!!!!~ fly 5/Glit EGOllY 'OLITlllCI (Offlcl•I St•U - E ENT oeputv Clerk llot•lle c, l<M• Bch. 61S-5453 Booming new tleld, r~filling X-IT M ANNOUNCEMENTS ···~R YIL ~ Ol~ECTORY •tTIR ••LKOlll!ll Hot1rv Pullllc • C1lllot'nl1 and collecting mooey from IS THE GROUP! "' 1114 lffrfll a,......,, ••lllCINI Otltt1 In nd NOTICE$ s.nt1 11111, c....,... °''""' c-tr Office R1ntal 6070 new high quallty coi n Discriminating Cpl1 " Sela! a Busineu Service 6562
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JIJM 1, t. 15. n, "" •~ -'---•_«...,;nc'cn_._,_ .. _____ ,.c'"'.c•------Desk 1p•ce1 1vallable ln you must have car, ex-for girls, too! 714: 776-6941 Coast Health Club newest oUlce buildini •t change references, $900 to 3-9 pm. 213: OL. 7'"6844 USE THIS HANDY POSTAGE PAID primo locatlon In down!""" S3300 cuh ""'"'od by In. fianchl" Now Avallablo
Laguna Beach. Air condl-ventory and equipment. Few INTEREST
PAINTING and Papering. lf
you call me we both benefit.
Exclusive but not expei1\ve.
Try me lllld see. 541-3157
Sparkling Carpet Oeanera
WANT AD ORDER BLANK tioned, carpeted. beauillul hours w.eekly can net ex-EX"'° .. ORDINAIRE!
paneled partitioning. T wo II '1 f U ""' entrances; f'!'&r leeda to ce ent mcome. '' ore 11 For Discriminating Couples
Municipal parking Iota. S50 time. For personal in· or Singles! Parties • lrip1 -
per month far space. Add b?rview, tend name, address outings. Original " unique.
Hospitality ia Our Motto
FREE SAUNA WITH
SWEDISH MASSAGE
Open wkdys 10 am-11 pm
Sunda)'t 10 am-8 pm
Excellent \lr'Orll:.
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$.5 for desk Uld chail'I. .Add and ptQ\e number to Inter-THE GROUP Fun1r1l1 6412 REM 0 DEL• rep' I r s no tor business boun an-State Dist. Co., 456 East §th (n4) 776-6941 (2:131 OL 7-6844 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; plumb'g., painting, elee.,
rwerln& "-"1ce. All utilitiet .Soc::t""~lh~, ':S~"::I"~"'~· _Sal_t _Lak_•J ;o'i'iiFranci<P,..,hi'l"•'.-:Av;;a;;lt-;abl;-';o;;;; WESTMINSTER carpentry, mid., commerc., _,,. •-• .__~ City, Utah 841ll. room addition•· Re• 1 . ..-. excePt lelep.,.,,...... . NEWSPAPERS, out of state
DAILY PILOT PARTNER Woth 11 5,000 &foreign· magulo" Eo1 MEMORIAL PARK1 ;.6;:75-"'38========I 2'l2 FOREST AVENUE needed. 2 new patented ' ' '' LAGUNA BF.AOI mechank al machines now Germ., ltal., Span, F rmch, Mortuary & C1metery C•rpenterln9 6590
4!H--!M66 ready for marke1ini Poten· China,. Russian; ll5o adult Compl1te funeral• I ;:.:;;."";,;;.-...:c-----1
tlal unllmlted. 545-4412 eves. maga:zmea " paperbacks. from $245 REPAIRS * .ALTERATIONS
•----1-----1-----1----l----·1------1-----11-----11-----1 WELL Kept offict for rent, __ O _____ ....;.= 1815 N. He.rbor, CM 64&-8583 Cometery lots CABINETS. Any •'lze job. d ood I 2•L UPH LSI'ERY B111iness lor . .:•11 "'"3 cpts, rps, w pane I, .,. sale. Owner may be seen BBC Family Memberahlp. from $130 23 yrs exper. .....,.....,, ...
$15.90 rms, xlnt for ~tractor. between hrs. 8:30 & S PM Will pay transfer lee. Mov-Includes Endowment Care • Carpentry • C11blnet1 •
Ample parklng &: optional dally. 2664 Newport Blvd., ing. Fee Increased Junt 1-Everything In one beautiful •Bit-in!! • Alteration• • ----1·---·1----l·---·1----1----1-----$4.50 $6.10 $10.65
$5.10 $1.21 $13.10 $20.10 yard apace. $85 mo: 54&-5ll9 Costa Mesa 642--0l63 Evea Must 1e11 Immediately-place means less eo11t e Repairs • Reas! 646-9583
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$6.00 $9.76 $15.55 $24.30 MODERN Offi~ from i75 beach city doing high """"S. Daily P1lot 14801 Beach, Weatmlnster Cem1nt, Concrete 6600
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Or&nge County Bank Bldr., or after 5 PM. 673-6507 choice In Europe, f or Block walls. Also concrete
CM ""14115 privilege of driving this C L ''11 sawi"" l removal. 842-lfilO 230 E· 111h St., · ~ aummet, ship In fall. Pvt. ;::a::m::•::l.:a:Jryc..::.:•.::ls:__;:.-.;.;.; ·~
FOR RENT R••I Est•te Loans 6340 pty. OR 3-8316 F!ocn-WalJm..Patloa 6 Ex-4 Improved loll, belt loc. in "'--'·-E t · A-"· 450 Sq. Ft. c•.....,ted NTERESTING Id · posed IWUUJ. x Per ..... --.. ~ Pri. mon~y for Isl & 2nd I ·o picturt1 Pacific View Pk. Underpric· __ __,, ____ ._, 64:z..gs;14 " drapes, alr-cond. .._ private p11,_..._ of Jud•e· !!<I at ~ ea. 548-2662. ~-•· R.E. Loans from $1500 up • .. ~.~ "="""''~:=c-~='=~"""'--1 MARINER'S BLDG . Jack Smith Co. since 1949 From 1867 thru early l900's SERVICE DIRECTORY CEMENT Work, all typn. 1515 Westclltt Dr., N.B. 543,1311 Dodge City, Gunnison, Colo. No jolt too small. Free est
Omtact Mn. Ra.lnio 642-4000 I========= Salt Lake City 673-8316 CdM B•byslttlng 6550 H. S'n.JFLICK 548-8615
2 e;,m'I .• l lnduat., t w/llve Mort~ages T.D.'t 6345 Get in tunt with JIS\ei I ::::r::.:.:.:::!.. __ _.::::: l:C=h=1•1"d"c"a"re====66"=:1':01
qtr1. C'tllta Mesa. ' DlAJ....A-DATE tonight~ BABYSITTER, Your home •
Owner. 64&-2130 llll.000 Seuoned TD o" 160 1n41 635--5651 (2131 OL 5-5317 Mother 55, xlnt reference..-----------" HANSEL & Gretel OIUd magnificent Oceanview lot~ Fr11111.•.hlses Available Guest cottare or garage apt. Care S1S Week. 26.~A ,l.;.nc;:d;.;u.;.1t_r.;.la;.;\_R;.;e~n-t_a,;_I _6090_ actively selling at S7950 * * PHONE PAL * * 11 part salaeyo, ACvai111' JnU]y Newport Blvd., C.M. 548-2134
•· each; due 2 )'t'tl. Strong SA.FE & CNEXPESSrvE Isl: permanent. a : 4:
mmer wtlh $600,000 in· MEET BY PHONE 247-7003 Evea. Apple Valley Contr1cton 6620 M·l new bldg on al.reel front
Tn Newton Way, CM, bet 17
l 18 ott Placentia. S145 mo
&. up. Ast 833--0504, Own
675-1188
vestment 20% d I 1c o u 11 I P. O. Box 4193, lrvl11e, 9'1664 NEED A Honeymoon? I will ~tuma: an nu a I 16%. NEED 10 Reduce?' Have 8 care for your children, • ROOM ADDmONS •
49!h1844 membershf?, % paid In 11 tchOOI 8£", at my home. L.T. Corn1tructlon
SAFE 12'/1 RETURN local health club. S49--J92B --"s<>ooi-"'·-"2c&f--torcc.5.;..c.PM'-'--Famtl.)' rooms, kltcben or
6100 15565 flr•l TD on m11.gT1lflcent aft 6 Baby11t my home Mondll}' unlta. Single ttory or 2;
l;L;;ots;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I ,..__ . k>I b I 1----------thn.I Fridfily, fe~ •1rd, plans custom de.lfped. !'or -....,....,.anv1ew , p a )' a e * TENNIS O.UB MEM· J estlmaitt1 &: 1.vout, pboM:
$55.65 mo incl 8% due: in 3 BERSHlP. Newprt Bch Ten-rellable, Paularino School • 847_1511 •
Commercial Lot yrs. $7,950 •Ille \o good nis aub. $800 548-3289 I cc0:'°''.::":;·;.•:,·1:...:;'":.::'c·c:~.:::.::;.03::.._ Licensed Contn.ctor
84 x 140 exctlltt1l srosa po-owner. City now cornpletinr -----:...:--'---''-------WILL Babyalt, my home.
tential. Priced to .ell at improvements. 499-J844 ALCOHOLla; AnonyrD0\11 Pref Infants. Will turn Rasidential -Commert:lal ~ ~. aubmlt tnde. Harbor Area. Phone 613·1'n4 diaponi & food. NB A: CM Mainl • Repain. Free Est aa•.-$45,0XI 2nd Tru~ Dttd 1% P.O. Bo.I 1223 eo.ta Mell. ""' ~ ~9.1 673--2129 J1r ry Freud interest. Will dllCOUnt 2S%· ;,:.:.:.::;::..==-;:::~:-:cc,:-i ..=.=-";:.:,'~;:::•:,,,. ____ I =--,.-,,,--=--77==-I
Cheri" Arnold Ow!d by lt'VtD doctors. Meet Dyn1mlc Friends WlU. BABYSIT b1 the week Remodeling • AdcUUona
Rdlton 646--77!li Betu propfrty. with $400,IXXJ witb ate.rlirlg (lU911"u. in rn,y bem• Good refs, J. G. MacBeth, Uc.
eq. TI4: 68l-31!9 or PO Box • 1.19-4990 • 982"-3151 •m.-:i62S •
60•IO "'-~-nfront Lot 2452 Rlvertkle, Ca.I. YOUNG, Rnpomlhle cpl!., Additions * Remodellq
... _. Brin& your TD1 to Trust wW "bou1et1lt" your home il Brick, MlllOnry, etc. Fred R. Gl"l'Wlck, Uc.
!81100.. Penln!IU\J) Deed Ct'nttt where the peta for 1Umme.r. M2-1M3 6560 m.6041 * 5fi.21'JO
17.U E. Oceanfront SUftt Sell or tradi, buyers are. Jack Smith O>. FOR Sale: charler mern-BRICK, Cbncnte, Clrperltry
5l'1.o31Kl 1 1323 N Brotdway, SA Opeii 9 btnhfp In Nt!Wport Sn.di Cuatom Cabfneu. Small jobs
1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lo 6 S&t. Ph. StU381 Tennla Oub 6#-0139 1~ OK. Free Eat 962""9t5 ,
! BARGAIN ! 90% loans to $60,000 SOENT1FIC Swf!dllh M••
C.M. TRlPLEX LOT or more. SINGLE FAMILY saa:e, steam.~ Ort.nit-, HD DW64U611
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~~pet CINnlnt 6615
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$25.
OaJa portable tape fflCOt'dtr
l J1'. old m. 14" TV-~
ttCOl'd ~ QCll\IOle cotn· -Uon iz-23" TV
--cabln<t, _.,; -l!fi, Q,£, .... 13 . ~carpet •wtepu $2,
SILVER b1code wla 125. ~Ltute~M .41,._... C. Cos.
-Jew"'1 ll)c. 531--0552
Ir' s.-llO 211'' -CAR Radio Troo'1sl« pwdJ JENNY Lind. -Rocle f1tOl'n' And --tr MOVlNG Se111nc .. -. VESPA ~ f15 'l\iumpb FUZZ TCIW t... el«!rk W E.ITINGHOOSE Eloctric CABll!J;T moi... vile $1
SlS.SO 1t•• StJrgl'&J $15. H'' blJUm, 12 volt $15 Morie Maple P*fT bed $20. SNl:r 1960 Falcoo.' door, ortcl.naJ, IU'llique cbest' m. church enaiM ns Two Swf.IJIOd Su&tat or baal $20 Electronic broom $7.SO Bc:icwer vacuum 646-lS:U
Sliruyay $11.50 Trib.. 1f.rpi dder, • mm $3 'nret I: box 5PiD& and m•lttta $20. n.ceUeDt $2t. Six Ice Cl'fftD aeatl $lS • $5. Mount«l Hswkl $:Z5 eM:h. Sit8--1853 jMltU Se • $1 Olde prac~ $7.SO Quecm. me be&pre1d I :~ ..... --, ...... u-;sw;;;;---::-~-1
13 ·-... ----.t...._ • .,,,. -._...__ • -1• 1-14 Id __ .. . ,._m:.1---• •-· ll •·dlo 11 ~ Full 1p-·• $1. ~,•-.r ..'.:'~:.-;::-CMI o:,_.t'ranalltor 2u1 ,__,_ -· ~. -x ' ·"" X • ~ Tl uu-~ ltllne eha.1n, painted •1th prio1tt ch.a $15. Pewter collff um KEN M: O RE \\' a s b i a g -.w.. -., .. ....,,, •-......, ,-~ """' u ~ -... .....--attn u 1.50 x U. $1..f.>. _rums. 15 Pl~ Jal ftlCh , Driftwood ttO ee:c~ Antique roddna: $10. Port.Ible ur T'V, ~ m-..... ...._, Dl!tds .......... S3l Id< Sl Tnwlstar It 1 ht JS. Blond 9lflP tables $2.50 I ;;;;;8;;!'0Mo;oi--'::"7":-.,---I
F1RESCREEN suo Golf lr>dl $2 Hqe clippen $3. ec:rttfll Ut> each. Olme.c dlAir S'.5. Seven foot colfee ouoman $15. M o n t e re Y M;ie,_. wall rad:$ 2 2 , ftuliti' 'lil'f ·50c Jt,egulAtea • e-adl. Plutic JJdrt. ~ CU made. twin box.
cart S2~ 'l'nank s 2. $ o ·321. Pirate Rd. N.lt 646--1149 handmade manda.rV:i ~-. table $10 6 x I KU}ptumf cb.alr $2S, Bual ol woman 546--S341 power XU.pply kit S3.50 Multi. 3c: each. Bar b Que $5. 1prln1 and in&ttreu, ex.
• 54s-6207 BEAUTY ()pe'atar supplies: new ~ 561 Seashore Dr., olive gold rug S20. Four and boy SS uch. Ol6t tull 2 Alwolnum la•'ft tablts n pie range AC/DC accurate c;::aotbes (children'• a.I it cellent fZS, ~1124 ' · '"~ OLD Spanish ctini11& Uill* iz:. Head and daql S5 Big tray Newport Beach, M2·93'1S bowls 13' to 1%' diameter) of ?D""ac _boob ~~'_ .... ~ ~ Sit to midt!k-blil))' wltaie ~ flO PC S.10), blouRI 32 • 34, boya m-n · fllt&ktn $25 each
Lamp ~ 15 ~er ol C\lrlen ud atand $S 2 SLEEPING bap S 3nc.h. tor-garden watmall with radio $2. f'1&e old ~ di&1r $3 Car bed SL BAb boards 2 for 5c Smm moviet size 2 lOc to 50c. 32.1 Unustd. Sund~ only 10 AM
table ;:i:. Lamp 1 sz.. Smlll tray $3. 642-81~ .-li(ftftl. door sz. Utility cart pump $25. Room divide!': S ~ ~~ niac ~ s.by ~ $2 atid S3 ~Highland Dr.. C.olton St .• Newport Sbom to t PM. 100 ~ Place
SS 9 x 17 rreen 0 v a I GE Electric lr:lotMlruib u.n.rt, and ttep stool n .50 each. Ahelvcs and dra'Nft' no 3 x Old nnhbe with biM&n crib and ~ $8 Nl'!"fPO'l"I: Beach. Aak for <O>me to garagt1 a.I. back Of Newport Beach '
braided rug $20 Boy's Jhor: new $6 Vacuum no 642-6669 Antique adding machh!e $25. 4' oil paintin~ ( c i I>' :::!5· sz.. SP ea k er Addax addlrw madUnt $25 2 John. ~nm ="'"""'"'=>0-C=~--~-· l21" RCA Cll!laOle TV $20.
lkatet ,smaU $2. Srnall girl's G.E. Portable balr dT)'er $6 Wprk_betlctl $3, Clothini. all wa~etir<rtl ~lme) _$ 2 5 · eoc1o5ure $.l. Oak el«Uic new-door loclcl $4 eii.ch. WASHER. $20 Crib, complete FIREPLA~ Screen and ac-Child's bedroom. Jynp $1.
shoe skates sz. Steel framed LadiH wig $10 Lille MW We 2Sc--$1. Tap shoes, White-cµrtiµM, 11 n t d ....u dock S7!tl. Butt« lroftblg board, stttl $2, $15 Hoover vacuum $7.!ilJ ces&oriet $10, Scrambler 548-8382
, • la.,-n hammock 17. Ham poli.lber for E 1 e-ctr o I u x ballerina, pumps 1O c.s1 . w/panel.9:. 64 x 60 $10 f?' ehurMr $4.. Apple-pee-tB $3. Snow~ SS Gr-ten dine-I· Maple desk $15 Smit b tailplpe1 $5, W h l r 1 po o I ANIMAL clipper, ~ tlt'W
radio gear $2-$25. Five gal-cleaner $5. Dog, 3 yrs cld, Tricycle $,2. Olildren'• toy1 both. Antique-leather tnlaid ?.tisc. pic:turQ $3 to $2$. Old te-, .fi chairs S15 Old wood typewriter $20 OU patntinga; Automatic wuber $.5, 1213 $15. Human hair clipper~.
ton ·gu can $.1. Bed framt-ha.JI aboU., aW dog house and games JOc·Sl. 3 W111J at~. ~ahogany $25. banging light lixM'e $5. table, 5 chain $25 Two end SS • $10 Portable s" wing J1orida Apt. C, H .B. LI 3-'9!J77
$2, Two B-B-Q motors SJ. $20. 838-4932 dre95e1' mirrur-$3.50. O:tild'1 Guitar, wlid body, two Antique atwa.ter mt radio tables SS each. Chicken wire machint $20 3 drawer chest 5364474 1-::=-:::-:::--:--:-:---
eacb. Lawn wnbrella 13 SMAIL C'oUcbtS, liR new, Danish dlai.r $2.50. TV stand pickups S20 Black marble $25. Stand $10. Lawn di.air .fi' x ti' no. Bu o k bed no Bed and dresser com.1 ..::c·~·=-1~~~==~5~ CHJtOME brtalda.st Jtot, 4.
Housewa.rtt J(lc-$5. Tool11 olive MOO $25 e-a c b . 50c. Camper mattress $6. dab !xJr fin!place framing ILSO each. MiAC tooll n. frames no Bed lramet $3 plete '$15 Books 10c im SC ' -yT chaira and table $15. ?.taple zx....ss. %147 Columbia Dr. Kitchen l8ble and chair SlO Dinner paila 35c. 1V Door $10 193.'.I Wallace, rear, C.M. Polaroid. Camera with cue Kenmore gas range $25. Pomona, Apt C, C.?.I. AN E s dinftte set, 6 chairs and
C.M. Doc.ble bed, complete $10 pillow• $1. 886 Capital, west <near 19th and Placentia) $25 Portable type"Nriter S1S Crosley rdrigentor 1 15 ----'--'-~-----table $20. Refrigerator 115,
lo G'"' . ""' --L Tw. 1150 Baby bed com -WI'-_ __._ __ , &U-2932 Other junk. All day Satur: Green laml) 112 2 700-14 6 GERMAN Siooculars 8 x 3:1 • l"UJ1J ........A Auto m It,." ..... Aquar1urna -eao..01: m · • · ..... _,., 1>0JUU1. day 403 'rtb St., Apt O. H,.. ply tires, fll)IDe tread $3 ns. G~man barometer $10 Detllch -Breath -Lupm~ ........... "
5-gaI $2.50 Pump& $'1.50 pie-le $12.50 Rocker, like new Ancien 5 gal gas can $2. Old ENO Tables $3 -no Twin tington Beach (corner ?th each. floor lamp $7.50 l!ba.ir Electric btater $10, all good. Darkly -Breach -OUtlaw washfpg, machine $25, runs
each. Fnten 25c each. S2Sfl So F~t sto;t to 39 m:,~ horse harneU $2. 0 l d bed tlO 2 pictures S15 each. and n-..... e) $8. 228> Apt B, Piacentia 6'2--4227 -BLACK aod WHITE cood. End tables $5. Slat
Heaters, Sl-50 each. Male · MII'l'Ol, x • ••· hone harness $2. Old Record cabinet flD Cock v•-Ave .. c .,,\l. WONDER Horse $5 c.ocktall A bwsewife, winner of a water tisbin& pole and t'e(!]
Beta SJ.SO. Other tis h 642-81n phonograph records • radio $1S Doublt-bed and PUPPIES That will love )'OU dre£SeS, size& l0.l2. SJ-43. oonteat, was invi.ted to a~ $15. Volley ball tel, new.
lOc-ak. Aquarium planes 5 Piece patio set & umbrella albums 50c each. Stainlesi mattttu tlO ~4 or to piece&! Mother i s '56 VW body $5 ~ $5 aotties '15c-$2. Distrwuber pear 00 a nationwide-TV quu: $6.50. Antique • e w i n g
10c-30c Coolplet.,., M'!t, pump, $17.50 (btfee table $5 End •I-I •·ep •·k ·~. .,_. .:..oc 3100 after 4·3/J P>I Sbl!'tJand sheep dog (like Deck lid $1 B u.rn II er -'--w madUne $10. Dreuer $10. he I r. h 10 gal '"' ""' Du• .,.., D<JU.< ~ • -~11 "'-'lie.) s.~'·'-....:-,___...__._ $1 Oe--po' -abl• $25. 6464162. 2501 Holly ....., • ater, p anti, ,15 , t~ $2. 64.2-81TI davit, "''" $l.50. Propane ....... ......, ~.-.. 111-..,..~1.& -· •• "W~ren't YoU te!Tibly nerv Telephone tablt no. Mim>l', tank $12 takes all Set with 5 BIKES, 28" ~ and -'•11 ot•arantffd! ti<: each bA•....;~-..te with pad ST.SO Lane Nl3 • ki-"--SS· St--SS. mo · 5 DEER Hkles $15 Ariel gass, double I't'i:• $3.SO. .,. •-.,... --' -=~· '-' ous?" asker her neighbor. ""' """ v•c "' gal tank $8 67:>--0238 motorcycle tanka $l5 Twin Sing I e n .so Gr~ $15 each. c.oudl, needs v.i:>rk 495-5G9'l 673-Q76 CANES $5 Old lawn mower "No, not a bit," tbe bou~ Oak St., C.M. 8AM-8PM Sat.
HAMSTER. Compiete with carburetors $15 642.-817f heating Clil $'2. Old rocking JS. <l1air $5. Electric range PUPPIES 'Iba.t will kwe )'OU FOUR Gold embossed $4 Firescrem SS Large com-wile replied. "It wat only in SW'I 642-'mS
cage, all equipment, even DINET'I'E Table and 4 chain chair $1. 2 fishing table box· top $5. Oilld's billiard table to piece&! Mother is naugahyle n.ivel dining forta.ble arm chair S2'.5 Pull BLACK and WHITE." l;LAD'""""I.ES=-:.,=.<°"d>c-,-....,,...,,.,..-c-~18c_I
food $5.9'. fi'l5.-0'l38 SZi 16 war! urplua chairs es 50c each. Barbeque motor no. ~e-t.te machine $5. Shetland !1-.eep dop; (likt chain $10.50 each. ~ down banging la1IJ9 $10 Big . . . Argua ca.nen. $10. New
Cllrpet, brown N'eed, double-$3.50each-7plYvo·OOdtahlts, $1.!iO. ?i!etal Ouistma.S: tree Rink al<aletl, g°irls $3.SO. small Collie.) Se.t:Wactim NEW Blaupunkt 6 or 12 v. Sunbeam toast.er $5. Men's l$1Bwck,.UCk&hift, V8,4D white urdloma, size 9, S4
jute back 43.5 aq. yds. n. 21~· x 4' $4 each. Thermo hdde-r ~. Rural mail box Street skates, adjust $1 Pool cuarantettd-tlS each. auto radkl $25. 8' mm white ahirU 15% to 161~• $25. Call after S P-~ Slat bench $4. Chk: new
sq. yd. COKO higbcl!air $4. cootrol electric beater 220 Sl. Rope (hemp) stool SL frame and wall, 15' by l~i' 4$-5692 camera & projector with ac· 5Dc·7Sc Ladies shoes 7% 15c :;.968-0'-':rl83""''7""°'..,..."""°~~-clothe•, size 7-10, $~10.
Gi.ri'.1·dres&J"S, new, .tlz.e 10. $Zi. 642-6688 \\lood level 50c. 2 aluminum high $10. Slot-car-set, 81 14" RCA ·port.aNe TV 12). cessories f.5 each. Vlcttt OR 34668. Park in alley 310 CLASS IC AL Gu It a r, Brand new charting board
$3 each. 546--0281 ELEX."'m.ONIC Parts_ tubes barrels S5 each. c 1 am pieces S25· Drapes $5. ?h 14" motorola TV portable adding machine $25 Old Femleaf, Cd.'-! rose-wood neck and be.ck ex· $8. New wiglet $9. Mesa
SA!LlNG S,,,_t, maat and 5c to 30c; transistors 15c; cooker $2. Yard .sprinklers chair SJ.SO. i;.;Toa.ster $ .50. $25. 18" S. T. portable TV time cash registt':i' $2'5 BLACK Brocade even!Jtg cos-cellent condition $ 2 5. Verde area, south ol.. Adams _,_ Car radio .$2 Oolhes lines needs aome worlt no. 3 TV Aquarium 10 gal with ... , __ (.._-~ __ .. -"t) ........ A1icrophone {Dynamic) fOl' on Alba~·· lo .. ~ • ..U., complete. 9 foot ~u:.. one percent retUtora 20c; $1 .50 each. Ganrn trowels t1 p lio · ,...,_uc "''"""' ,,,_,,.., '""" .,,..,. uvv.a COIIK!. -fu l en.. .,... a c rs n each. •tand& 3, 4 &: $5. Arevin accessdries 125 Bongo g.9115 "~'te K; ... '--~ly 2 pc all ..,,, ....... ce u&e, excellent · 546-2844 Sat-sun capacitors 2c to $2: switdles 25c each. Gas nne ,,.,... T n-111 .. ,,..,.,, ... -..-.-Swan· 5'16-3364 ···--..a Dresses 95c. oys 3Sc. Book1 clock radio alarm UO. drums S4 (Johnny ~) kni"t •-·--, ~., 9-10 fl, condition_ $4. Chemistry .aet, DOUBLE n_... . 1Scto50c;relays25cto75c; Slbox.camper.ttep,wvuu ...,.t1 Office -ato '"'t"""" w-..-..... JAP~aword-.An-~. B1ftf!l'9Jlrul& 05Ci1Jascope tu b e 51. GaS cans Z>c. NW and bolts ..... -..,._. r Mahogany cabinet for stereo electric toy car S8 Soda fire P\um colored 2 piece knit complete $10. m-0590 ~...,
maltreu, OOx ..pring. $25. ~ $1 boX.-Camper step, wood $12. Cart.age dispogal S8. $10. 4 VW spark plug bo6ch e~xtinguisher $5 Cltl?l!]-ical $_?: dre., alze-10 $8. White-knit DRAPES, 8' high n . $10. tique jewelry 50c-$1. Vase.s,
Hmdboard $5 Doub I e Sl.5(1. 1 pile lumber $5. 1411 548--9900att
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.;,MS Victoria, C.M. $2. GE .. radio $8~ Imptrfal 10 x 30 Telescope $5 coat, a:l.ie S.lO $10·Sequined $1.50 each. Water pump lamps 50c-$5. Candle sticks
drNSe.r, good condition $25. HEAiTI:~ ~-M ~r Sl.3, PallSades Rd., Sat.Sun only, i .:::.:.;::..:~::.:.·------I hair dryer $5. S. T. cl()('k Portable radio 12 New ear cocktail d:feaa, 2 tone beige., $1.50, Torm~ converter Jl. 25c-$15. Dishes 2 Sc· S 2 5. Yanity dttteer $8.-----i:Arge Heathkit 25 w at t stereo radio $8. 1-gallon carters bufftt.waxer fl ·Co Io r · -.~~ Drapes and traverse rods,
dle9t t1 draWen $8 ~ amplifier $25, Pbonogriph 5 BUS eeats, good eondit:ioi:i, .KENMORE Automatic white enamel $2. 39101h Degausser $10 Automatic me 7-3 . $15 Wine sa;een Motorcycle gas tank $1.50. all sfzet'15-fl5. -Clothea 25<:-
vertfble larg-e chair. needs cabinet with s p e a k e r cao ~ used as camper seat& wuher $25. Deep fat fryer Clwmel Pl.ace., Npt Bch trarwnil.sion Duk!. 30c qt. empire waist cocktail dress 2625-c-Elden; C.M. jt.o, good. 2 dining room
covering $4 2 matching end encl<nUre $8, Voice of f..fusic lineal ft 3" channe.\ iron plus $5. 2 toastt-rs S4 each. 673-1603 N'ever used beige drl.l(lel $5 $13., size 9-lO. Blue and ~'DE .Coffee table~ tables $20-$25 .• ;Pictures U.
table5 $3.50 e-ach. 2 large reoord changer 120. Kodak 50• ot he'avy ~trap and angle Typewriter $15. Metal table CASH Or blue chip stamps. New electric sander $10 white ~ed cotton ~ess handmade !Jl)lce shelf S2: $25. Card table and thairs
bird pictures $;i ~ ea c b camera $4. 962-8!18'1 iron, all for n2. 3 lricycles saw with blade no. RCA l\toving to tropics. Girls alte 548-l979 S3 Whi_te cotton. Onne5! te..lephone sta.nd $3, cute $20. Ou~st $20. Refrigerator
642-1729 G.E. Filler Fk> washing SOc each. Large pile of radio A.i'il/1.9 to 6·0 btCS $5. 10 tbru teenage--wool skirts TWm beds, complete $25. ma.odann dress, size S-lO $5 girls dresses sizes 10-14 $25. camping or port.able
VIRTUE Bros dinette table, 2 machine good condition $25. timber aod plywood. all $4. Ouunt-dinelte set, 4 chairs n. v.·ool sweaters $1, dresoes Double dresser with large Floral cotton shift $ 3 \Vestem blouses, shoes, cos'. btds $10. See at 719
leaves, beige formic a, 17" 1':rtable T.V. worlu 4 concrete trailer piers 50c: SIS. Car carrier $5. Table s 1-i 2. blouses 50c:, mirror $25. Double bed on 546--0GZi tume jewelry 25c -J2. 505 Heliotrope,CdM.~'i:i6
trcm.e legs $20 5 chairs, goOd $15. Bllbyline baby bed each. WheelbarTOW $3. 2 lamp $1. Cal1 wheels n playcklthes 25c -$1. Ladies ..._me $20, Sofa s~. Odd FUR O:>at $20 1 yds Harris Lari,.....,, .. , Corolla de! Mar ~ ~~-lOc ,,...... ua MJ ....,.,... GAS stove with griddle $12. need seat coven $15 China with mattress, good con-small bikes· S3 each. 2 eao.:n. ...,.,.,,..~ ' • ....... dothes $1-$2 size 1()..12, tables 13 & SS. 673-9875 tweed fimported) new, $25. \VASHER $10, washer • Treadle r-.-... machine
cabinet 6' ~. 3' wide $25. ditlon $11. 16 M?of IOund trailer bumper hitches Sl Dresses, jadcets, c • Pr i a. coa.t11 $1-S3. Good quality no w ARDROBE trunk $ 2 5 . 646-1768 dryer combo $20, laundry cabinet $3. T;;i, ra ....... $2.
Auburn wig _, 8402 movie projector $25. ea•h. 30· roll 2" m•·• and b\ous.es, men'1shirts25c-S1. "•nk Ce•am•·· pott-' plan•· '~ ....,. ,_ ""' ~-· · • '" ""-' "" l\1u.slc stand5 $5, s 1 o • 4. nested wrought iron tables tub $5, de.sic S25, electric Rod·spinn-ieel ""· La"ll'n Frielland Dr., H.B. oU 847-7017 · 1150 ·~ p St 324 E. nst St., C.M. &12-9326 1 .. blo• •hip ....._,.a """" ,.,,.,., ... , ..,., I---------wire . . ~ aroons ·, .. ....,.,....., . .,,.,....,"~ Oventuffed chairs $5, SlD. $5 Baby crib $10 Playtable, saw $5, miscellaneous items sprzytr SS. Metal chest SS.
Newland, between Warner G.E. Rotary ironer floor C.M. 642-5359 3 CHAlRS $5 each. 2 end SPRAYER $2, portable toilet Suitcases $2. $3. 545-5.'l.35 2 chairs $5 Potty $.2. Hooded .25 to $5. 16622 Tiber Lane, Swing .set $3. Bookll 25c
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• 4 cu. I ·G~AS=-ran-g-,-.-,pt._,--,.,,,..,....,,125"° tablet S2 each. Floor lamp for boat or car SJ, heater·$4, CHILD'S desk $10. Desk BBQ and motw S4 Girl's H.B. 847-1953 each. Bike pa.rtt $1. Rlms
DIVING Tank $20 Wet Wit ft. wheel barrel $5. 962-2584 clean. 548-3382 n.so 2 TV UO and $15. dishes 25c -$2. beds1Jreads lamp $2. Portable TV stand bicycle fl(! IS" lawnmower BOOKSHELF $3 end tab\ SOc. Baskets $3. 10 speed
pants only $.5 Back pack $5 OLD Trunk 3, davenport S4. 1 7~==-~-,-=~ I 'l\"Pewriter table $2. Infant SOc -$2. Bicycle baskets $3. Books lOc-$3. 545-SJ.35 $10 Shovel $1_ % HP single SS, 2 coffee tabies SS •a--', bike $12. mo Contintnlal,
Baby wardrobe chest SS blonde cotfee table St brea.d 3 PIECE sectional S 2 5 seat 75c, Walker $1.50. Crib new $1 , drawing board $2. pha electr moti::ir $3 '-'' New diaper pail $1 Dive box $1, comer table $5. elec-548-0144 weekdaYt after 5 $5. High chair ss. Maple 675-02'23 GOLF cart and bag $5. Tools se ic . Barbecue $5: Fluorescent C.M.
knife SS'. Strap f.Dr bell.I S1 trlc iron $1.50, electric DINE'ITl'E table $5. Cbair bookcase headbJerd SJ5. ,,:;,:.,:::=. _______ I from $25c-$3. ?t1angle Bamboo shades 12 Shiplap light fucture $20 dryer $15 1 'w=ALNU!'==~,~.,,..-w-.,~coo-t~S25=-•.1
-Ab tool $2. Boat cleats 12 2 heaters $1.50 and $2.50. trames $2. &16-3447 Gas stove SJ.5. 'l\vin head-MOVING -Silver P 1 ate d iron. $12.50. Picture frames 5c646-l~~7111· Ceramic tile $2. all oolor antenna' $20, cloth~ Walnut 6 drawer drtsser
burne-r ............. stove 1 5 Kitchen table melal top $3, .I. ... · service for 6 plua e-xtras $16. 25c-$5. Sat.·SUn. 10-4. ~0A~ "'"" 25c to $2, rniscell ........... •r $25. • ·-e •-·-··-m'-..._...,, BRASS ~rator wall pla-boe.ruit ~.50 each. Iro!Ullg 6.,drawer <:best w:lth min'or ._.., "'"'"'"" ,_.5 w~ •uv•
Barbella $3 3 lb dive weights other tables cheap S3 to $4.. qu" and pitcher S1 each. 2 board 50c:. Dish drainer 35c. fii. 2 matching night stands Cortland Dr. Corona del CLOTHES Hamper $1 · 5 0 items 25c to SOc. 536-3390 $5. Single maple headboard
50c 347..Q356 Double bed frame SS. Single W k. 15 o· •-~ 12 Mar. 67f>..2162 CO!CO step stool $.2 G.M. l,4 11..fTIL,... Form-' •·• 9 $5. Maple .hat rack $1.50. bed and il · 18 gold metal wall ornaments ater s I · l!h""s .... -· $5. ea. TM!le· 4 chairs woven ...... ~i .... ...... worn F'ORMICA Top chrome l4ble co springs · 11 •ach. Bra.u sh i P Drapes, all sizes ~$2. seats UJ. l\letal tea cart $7. \Vll..SON Golf Ca rt $10 HP motor SJ 15 gal crock once $15; T~ters $2 & $5: Maple knick-knack shelf SJ.
and four chain SS. Pa>"nt-"' ltoninK board S 2. 5 0. Oc -• s -·' ~ 8 a~n "'~ SlOOld lawn mower S4 Duc.k "'-an-'•t-11. 0 k 11. G. E. toaste-r ..,, Wall can ~ Hollywood •• ,•--1250 bo:J<end, ••. [)erorator pie-Rugs 1 eai..:u. i:uspre...-s amboo bookcase $10. Elec-<J,;N-._,. ,, ,.. .... oc .p.o wood .i-lea! table SI Bov "'-" u·a.u•I'! · · "" u.-•A c h $15 962 1636 1n·c P-•-·--•·..-llO. ==,..--~~~---and goose feather pilloW'll S5 El · b b, ' opeoer $2. 4 Captain's .... u., "' 2 pAinters ladders $5 each. turH $4 each. Flower ar· <Mt._,,.. ouc -· '" ., ... ~ '"""" CRAIG portable ~iiipe ..... 1 ... 1 ., ...... ~ •=Glasses 5c ectrtc rus $2; Clock odd cooking di1hes $1. 3 old La h 19m .Providence t -"'ne H B Antique pottery lamp $20. rd 1 old $JS 4,, .-.... .__. .. t""' ...., radio $6· Cclfee pot $9 p t pilklws 12. Single chenille matching kitchen chairs $3 rge 4. v.'beel cart $10. r~ements $3 ear: · 3 T • · · Tall 1 reco "'!'· yr: · 1 each. Shil1s, aize 16 50c OR ' . ; 0 -bedml'eld $2. Rose Wfetta 5.16-8296 cushion bench table $7.50. ANTIQUE Chev 4 cylinder tab e la.mp no, 2 amall TV-radio record player con. .,4668 __ , f k In tery set SJ: Electric hand ~.,. each. Large ornate walnut~=~~-----d' D .,1e comblnatiOn· •~. 23 .. ~'I · 310Fe .... ,uea , par m'••• "·, -If --~-. king" size bed--ad n2. KENMORE A webs I er University IC-motor and parts: Head $25 uncan Phyfe table• no. ~ .. ,_,. . .,.., "'v .... , .... ~ ... ~
mirror $5. Reflector Door , u tom at i c tionar)' $4. Otlld's rocker $2. ShOrt block $25 RadiatOl'-$15 pair. Man'• Valet nt:w $10. 2 TV, mahogany cab j net' ey. Bathroom a.helves S 4. 646-6600. 2225 Anaheim Ave.,
lamp SQc. MbTor 23" x 29" washer, good condition $10. M · ----r~ needs tube $10. G.E. iron 13 PLATFORM Rocking ch&in 673-1766 C.M. St. 5J6..83t(l. 8401 Cutllian Whirlpool auto washer, very Medicine cabinet $3. Plastic Gril1no312 Ferd motor $15 exican sv•~ $5. both, (3) F1 J 21 $5 h 1------~~= 1===-~~7'"~= Dr., H.B. off Atlanta Ir: good condition tw. Philco matchstick curtains $1 .~ .• Ford rear end, complete $5 beach towels 50c each. Bissell carpet sweeper $2. oor amps ( eae · RCA Stereo and speaker $'25 WALNUT ead table $10.
Ni!Wland automatic washer, ex~llmt Record abims $1 each. Ice 57 & 58 Ford parts $1 14" Rec<>rd player $8. Bongo 642-8897 Sftt, Sun 1908 Coc41, N. Bch (new needle) 5 4 g. 4 212 bed ra om 1 u J t e $1 5 •
cOmmode Table $10
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door condi!loo $25. Hand lawn figure' skates, 6% S 5 · Ford rims J2 each. 14" Ford drum S 5 • Book CARPET, tm:Ji,>.71 tweed, dou· GI M·l carbine CXlnt con· 6/a-5475 lawnmow-ers $3 and $5, ~nza $15 Bar at.ool $1 50 mower SS. Detective book 64.2-1541. hub caps 25c each . Ford shelves-pots-pal'll 35c to SJ. ble jute back 4.1.5 sq. yds. ditk>n) $25, clips $20. heavy WEB"'B"ED"'"--;F'°'ooc-:-1 -.. -,n~·qu-e lamps no pair, C1lf1l('t $10. ~· -·1 · cl\J:> mysterie•, hard cover G"~' 9 _ l!l rug __ , pad pick-up s1ick set-up S15 348 Glasset -knivf!tl etc. lOc, $1. sq. yd. Cosco highchair duty 6-volt G 1 banery p~I--_, h . •-tiful ladies clothe1 size 10-12 50c ~~ edi rw:..i:.<• ... ....... • Ladles bluoses • clothes 25c: 14 c· 1 , ha llS Dy M ¥ u '"' ~""ri::u c rur, uo:au , 11 1 dj •--<"\I II DOU. F\l 'tions 25c each. 847-8115 $5. \Valnut dining • game Cllev mo-lof ss:Pair 9.00 x · tr 's dresses, new, size c ~ , new mo -::i $.25, $48-42U 615-S475 to , a ·es s"""" "'"" •
mlture: Doll buggy AKC Be g! _, table I'"· Ba">t tank, 2 Q,......,... 14" tires S8 8' plt'kup bed S2S to $3, &rnall -medium men'• 10 $3 each. 546-0281 tapewnter $12, Sb!JI"t! model -purses $1, deep 'fry $7, $3 Stroller 11.50 Crib 12. . a e. P'JJMI, mwes "" .... ~... shirts, clothes melium ll ~ d c BlNG s .. ~,~ 9' 6" ood !Iba $ ~-•-$2 -"-Table St Metal sink 11 50 fitld cb8JTJl)1on aired. the SlO. Fan% HP Industrial $5. 2 shop tables $4 each. RCA Up. 673-54.Sl Cdi't GRAY Virtue table, l leaf 4""Ju esk mike $10, . B. "'""'u •u . g go g 2, <;.<......., , •wu•
Metal itove-n.so. lli!Zh befit blood lines $25 962~45 Stereo AM·F'M & records TV for parl.B $5. Dodge -----'-----' $20. 4 matching chain $5 Whip antenna and base condition; $25 673-2963 bed $10, mattress and
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ROU,A.Way Bed and mat· '25. 281 E. 16th st., c.M. trans!M' cue-front shalt D 1 SM ANT LING 1960 each. 21" Zenith T.V. ~ $3.5(], la1e model mercury LARGE Dogho'Jse apringi $5, drapes $5, dishes
tre Doubt 548-04'7S $25. Rear shaft 125. 2 _x 4 Ran1b!er Rehel sedan, V-8 T.V. table $5. Aerial tube tester $25, ~~" Dymo 549-1201 25cfoodgrinder$5,potsand
\VASHER $10. Reel power u. e $15. 536--2946 11'1.ud! 25c each. 172-4 TU.stin, engine $25. radio no, wheels $2.SO. Small R.C.A. mdio $5. embossing tape .5(1, reeon-TAPES Four track lO _ pans 50c, 962-3250, lCOOI
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mower $25. Hand mower $3. SOLID Oak Mexican dining HYBRID red worms Sl.~Va c.~f. with tires $10 each, dil. To&aters $1.$2. Iron J.2, ditton~ ":_ o o d st~ ck ceilent'tapcs and tioiders m Kuku!, Huntington Beach off
e-am cleener $25 . Hoae and table $25. Ola.In $12.50 ea. hundred. 20301 S. • BOOK.SHELF. \Vhile S 2 0 ferential SZO. Lites. win-DiRhes Sc _ St. Untinl.sbed ~ter $la,. Ha r d l ~ g for all. 6754780 Brookhurst near Bror;Km&rt,
nozzle for ume $15. Battet;i Antique porcelain mortar &:. CypreM, Sa n t a Ana. bl 1 Halt dows, hub..""llP• ts each. Yoo cabinet door.1 with hln&es duphcator machine, stencils, t...c::....::cc.== _-:::-..,.--,..-, Saturday.
charger $5. 6 ft ladder $2, pestel $15. Paintings, col· 546-6481 Large ta e amp no. . take off al Sl4 Narclsaua 2Sc-$J. Toolt Zio-n. Boat . a.nd ink nT.50, 14'' Ford JEWEL Blue carpet w{pad STURDY metal bunlt beds.
Heavy duty step bumper Jqes & stitchery $1.S0..-$25. TWO bikes : Man 's Aize dresses, 20~~. all very ~CdM~·~rn-41;;..;;;.":;,.~~-=·I $10. cacti and tueeultnta wheel.I (with tires) Sl.50 from Barkers $?5. Orange good mattress $Zi 646-7260
$2$. Electric valve srlnder AntlqUe boat lantern .$15. Jjgbtwe-igbt and boy• s ~ ~%J1~2S"::i ~ PORTABLE Dilbwuher 12$, lJ.5c-20c. Me.Mien iw.r lern each, Barbl.e house. achoo! and gold &triped corduroy
SlS. Welc:lin& toreh and hose Lo...-ely prof e-••ion !l I Stingray p 7.50 each, .,.A ,..,..1 Shelved room dlvidtt SlCl 25c, * KnoweO PL c~. and g doµs $10, girls roller velvet divan $25. 8x10 oval ANTIQUE green harvest
$2S. We-lding regulator $25. halrdryer k chair $20. ""~"' M' br 'ded 16 4. • table-$15. 4 game table WeldJnr tanJcs $tl5. Vile $22. ~able hairdryer $5. Girl's 646-36!ll uneograpb S;i. Otsk S2Q. AS ta. ODt 7 or I"' ft..C.A. derby rink llkates and case a1 rug . piece sec· chairs $7.SO each Coffee
New .fluorncent llghl• & woman'a bLkes $10 ea. MO'roROLA TV, 21", good GIIU..'S Clothing. ii:r.e ?-l2: l...C54>-8646:.c.;:.:..::c_ ______ I CC"levition S1S. Glri'a 24" Ne 2 $5. B.U. 196J.P Lin-tiDnal bookcase $5 each. l2 ...., _ _. •<K Pant suits $3. Slack9 $1-$2. BOY Scout cant"" SI. _ bike JI. '°"6"'* ,__ coln cent.I S1 roll, Victor Ct-ra. rn!c horses SS for all. table $25. Custom bamboo
tl0.50 • $12.SO. 10 ft work Antique cuved walnut mir· picture, nice C&vuna .,.,,. Blouses 50c-S2. Shorts Scout~ aet •nd ,0,.,..-.,.. •• ...,,, ... ... -torch and hose S 2 5. Antique mahogany table $2. drapes $10. 2 chests S4 each. bench "'1th taste,.. ~. ,__.. ror; frame $25, mirror ni. ~3991 ""-II D-··• Sl"" •~ ....-..u.i...c. rnatt:a-. •I 0 Com I t t Bobb J "'---t-.. ,_,, ~ .,ch .,.., .,_ ....,...-' ·~---.,,.,.....,,. $1.50. lne1t ch«:ka'I $1. ._ ... -• • f'elU}atora 125. cham1 for Pee :se Y ones ..,.,,_vi.,.,.. """"' ~
frame $3. Tools $1-$25. New Round OAk table; top $25, DINING let, T piece11 $15. Handbags 25c'-50c 644--0317 Wall cigarettt holder SI 2 rr.r•4'1111 chain l.!lW& n eac:h. ru registered dubs $25. Pt1.irrt Twin bed mattress $5 eech.
metncN · tooi aeta $6.50-$13. base $10. Sat A:-Sun 10--i. Pool vacuum and hose $10. DRESSES, Size l0.l2. knits, Formica bat top l'L' x 1,"' 2 BAR tlclOal wlda plastic Joliet Ave .. H.B. 53£.30'11 shaker $25. Shingle paint 7Sc Elec:lric train SS I awn
ft" Helb!u watch $25 •1 2!l471 Via Valverde, Laguna !145-2611 • -ants S2 e.....,. » In. bike $5. _,,_ Old Na!· I mower $2 eA .. 9018
T ho ' N 1 cocktail, shlrlmakers. Kuits, "''all cigat't'I'· hol .. -, -• --B'BY •--· I'" ,_, t e;.,.....,.,, . 1 on a "7'r ori ist $10. Afr lank.I $3. 1 igue STUDIO •~. Small bicycle "" ,,.... -N " ~ti~ -.. ~i-machine " \..IUrJage ,,,,, uuan G...;,,.aphk:s ........_ each. Set ES 96US25 ~" "'OOl $3.50-$12.50. Slacks and pair brown and while ndRC!d "-• aeat .5{l car bed $2 jump -.,. ~""' BUNNI n·ts ~9965
1961 FORD Galaxy, no pink $10. Bar-B-Que $4. Chairs $2. slack suiUi $3-$5. Shorts & kitchen curtain-' $4. DrtlJIH ~tb lobM:co S7, 'tarp.Win geat $2: tub .50. d~essing Ytllt>w dishes n. Ceramic BUNK beds, black Trietal SM
Twin beds, comple-te 125. oc '68 tag'S, $2$. l968 proof Chest ol drawers S 10 · b\(IUK'!I T:)C--fi.50. Slips and listed by me&suremtnl1 prr I O'v.-:"cc30;;'::;fl5';-'.79G2""'-mt""'---I table $8. swingmatlc $7, wall set S2· Hand painted pr. 2 naugahyde easy chairs
Double drftser with large set•. SIO ea. 494-6336 962-3217 braK. size 32-34. 5()c-$1.2j. panel: "'bile draP<'s 3• wldt SYL\'A.~lA, Ulff. con\•eMer, walkt'r chair $2, electric cup and saucers 50c 5et. S4 eech. ~1aple coffee table
mllTOr $25, Double bed on MATCHING Couch Ind POPULAR LP albums, good Shoe~. size ~ S2-$3.50 x 44" long $8. Whit drapes nt'W luhea $6, 646-1824 dish $1, bassinet and Kk1rt Shovel SOc. Oothes hamper $4.. Maple step table $4. New
frame S20. Sofa 125. Odd C"hair, needs cover on couch d" 50c sk· s~ T v Hru1dbat:s $1.50 -$3.50 !H" lo 76" 'id St2 llammarl"M"' 1 b 0 r t •·ave ., l t k"t ll 50c. Lawn mower $5. 19lli I · tables S3 & $.5. 673-9815 teat $10 29,. high and 13%" con 1\IOl'I • 11 '-'• · · ng x \\ e , ...... .. .,,, pay ex nurser 1 , B ch BJ d % room coo er $10. U Marina
Wardrobe Ind $2S. Music diameter bird cage wlth 112.50. Tape recorder $20. &44-ff.t\7 Gold dtapc1 6' 'Nide x 3.fi" tadki 100 ICC to 20 MC $25. be.by girl clothes to 6 A~~ms 5~@ mi. No. Dr. Seal Beach, Space l\ll7
rt.anda Drafting board, T sqUare ELEX'.:'TRIC refrigerator $?>. l.:,ng $5, Beige drapea, 2 Hammarlund power M4>P1y months lO tD .50. 122 .14th """'""'"'°""'7,,---,,,~~ S>l'OVEUl&42-9868 .
choln 11S0~ ~~;·1 ~er~f1oo3 '1ntand13S3r-.~' ~1 rov0er-$3.51). Bike SS. 2619 Sarria 546-;6347 paJr. 63" w\dex 14-" king $15 ~s-8236 SI. Apt c!. H.B. 536-2673 SEWING Machine $8. F)re =BA=s°"Y~C~~=..c,,~~~1
.., ""'ll c--=a .,., . g , c.u.--....a e-a.-u c oor Ana St.. C.t>.f. Sat only pfl.ir. Various c o 1 ore d l\fOVIE ICl'ttn 50" x 50" $6 screen and irons $20. Pie· r I b $10, Hi&b chair
M5-533S polisher SS Sliding gllSll Garage ''8" OOUBLE be(i $25. Bookcase kitchen curtaina n43. Beige 548-8236 . CHAIRS -. pair -1m1U -tun? framts l 'to $S. Drafting -"=· ~548-~7~""=-----~~I ~lid door with screen I Ho!-headboard U5. Chest o1 naugah°Yde -gold -armless ~ ....... '•desk $10. Desk l-"....,... 1..... drapes 4' wide x 3• long. 6 Pl,....,.."' table and s100! $25. Captain CHIHUAHUA poppy mal• .., -..,.... point older dryer $10 l,anv"> 5 TON Hydraulic press ""· dra\\'er!I $25. Large di.nMte .... i vn.E Tube and du!Mis $25. 968-121l • • .,... Portable-'JV stand 13. ··~ bl k · h skein11; oran., kruttlng yam 71.. 1 chain SS each. 193ll Beach all sho!s ...., s~ ·~
Book. lOc "· ,.~.,. .,.,~"' 11hades 50c-$1. Office chalr New 352 Ford oe wit set S25. Olaise lounge-S25. or magnavox "" BIKE c· I' 0 ·hwln 26" ==0--,.....;-::..:::.0•:..~='---I .,.. .,.~ and nttdle $2. Wood wall ..__.., ...,~1 ""• 1r s ~ n Blvd. % mi No. Adams. 'O'.:U-:,.=,;.;,:,=.;-::,::...::::;;:._,~~I v.·lth arms $4 Adi'ustable piston $25. 977 Valencia Dr. GarTant record nlaytt $25. ~ · · -• · l ,_,__ ~')<; • FIVE pieces Monterey llving 'Golf --"' '--« " knife bolder SJ. Ear phones ongm .. palll • ........ new_., 536-4002 cart tulQ ueg -· Toolt traverse rod, up to 10 ft $2. Apt C C.M, 546-8856 VACATION Special _ Metal !JM--1212 1:'=7,=-,.....,---~-room set $15 Dinette set $20
trom 251:43. Mangle-iron Cbalr1 SOc-$1. 'I\l.·o 5\i ft 2 PIECE OventuUed sec· Mcn'a suits, size 38 & 42 $15 $2. Air filter AITM $l. G.E. l 2 Naugahyde C'OUChes, l Walnut bedroom set $25 d12.SO Pictutt ....._ __ ~~ -~-.. 1 bo SJ hair dryer $7. 3 bu'mer cans c ean w/lid 15 gallon 'IYPEWRITERS 2 Royal of. ·black, I Ian 110 ,.~. 11• •·-• •p~g •nd matt-" · "'"''"'' ......,..:• p........_,. va anct xc1 Uonal $20. Collet and 2 end PATIO table wttll t w 0 19" x 16" :15 each. 962-0076 '"' v vuuu '"' ·~ $$. Sat.Sun. 10.. • 4&U each. 1513 Orange Ave. tables, blonde SS each. 3 bar benches JJO. Toaster $2.50. lblt-man atove St.2.50, n9 fice sbe:, workina "6 each. 4l~ot°', ~N~.B.~~~--~ $25 Lovely wedding dreu, ~
Corti.And Dr. Corona dd &42-5666 rtools ht'lge and RQld S7 Crtb sis. Bathinette $7.SO. ~~«in, AP t D • 3 rear ~~~~le~~ ·:ortsm f1~ 963--121.2 BABY Rabbits ' weeks old JO S:ZS. 10111 Valley Forge,
Mar. 675-2162 t" JOINTI:R $25 Molor nnd each. Leather chair, oll Umbrella clothc&line $3. 31l2 1 ,,.:~="'"'--------t'ach, lawn mowtt $4, edger BED Pillows Koolfoam k~ n.50 each 536-6976 . H.B.
Gray Virtue table, 1 leaf $20. •land for amt no Unflnlsh-white $10 Dinette set, gray Van Buren. 5-lQ.-3519 21" TV $25 Th.hie 'IV, 17", Sl , bo\t•Ung balls $2, 750 size. hardly uaed SIO pair. HONEYMOON I NEW B8Q with motoc $6
4 match'"· chalrt SS ••ch, ed 4 drawer chest $1S 5 formkti, 4 chairs need S20 Both work fine. Electric 968-12'12 15 over! Fer 1 .. -, wood tool chest •• .,. R d d NTCE po'tabl TV SIS • --S binoculars S20, new fittpl•ce _.:c.:~:..:.,=~~~~-1 We Simmons double alzt --..ir; ~ ,ZJ" Zmith 1V, !~·· TV drawer chest n7.50 All hll.Vl'l reo:iverlng $10 t' WOO e · ....,i[e touler $3 tr.am iron $4. ~et $2, 962-3949 AuroMATIC '\'asher, late box springs and maltT"'SS IAl'gf' kt chest $3 l.a'>'-'Tl
table ~ Aerial $2.SO. SmAll nevfrmar tops. r>wclltnet('r table. 2 benches, strong $12. silk Damask cauch $20. Ol.n opener $1 , 6*-1525 mod('\, good ~iUon $25 good condition S25. 968-2n0 rt'JO\\'er $4. 54~25:!6
R.C.A. Rdlo $5. Toasters Sl· $5 N~tnn•r c 0 • " r t' d T. V. 21.. noor m o d e I , P11.Uo umbrt-\la flowcrtd GOOD Portat;ik 18 .. TV m. SOLID Brme fire terffn aOO Liu-gt' rubber raft $25 iv, at _ -=;:;=;c.c7:.::::..::=-. =:0-,,..-...... .,:....::..~~~ I
S2. Jnm 52. Dishes 5c-Sl . sbtlvcs 3" x ~" z,c r:tich, blonde, \\'Orkin~ bot netd~ "'l!h fdnge Si. Pictures and Exercycle SJO 3 pl~ be-iire tools $20. 1-lalUcrattera short l~ $l0 7691'1 w. roth oU O'f.."E~ &. liferrlt p.a DOG house, la1·ge $12 4. x 9
Unflnbbtd cabtnet doors u n tinlsht'd l\fcdllerrllnt'nn tubel SIO 642-9168. l;Ji~ lra111Cs SOc·Sl. Dish('J 1.nd curved teetlonal. need work v.·11.v" receiver $25, 6x30 Placentia and \Val!ace Avt. stove with griddle gas stovt Ni $8 Ladil'!S d e-1 u x t
y,•ftb hlncc• 25c-$l T 1 stylto. Bed panels $1.50 each, Orange Ave. C./'.I. Apl C. nnt\q11ts Z-lt'. Clothe~ for $7.5 t1ach. '62--0640 blnoculart 125. t\tli11 rJectrlc lT ~ thrn oven $25, 10 gallon wardrobe Mg $10 54~5MXI
2Sc.St. Boat $10. c,;cti ':~ r.1atchln1 ml1TOr lreme Sl DANJSll Ex"pandable 18ble teeu sge glrl"s. 'iui 8, to .l blanket, $5 HCh, double ~~~;'1'11~ m;:e~ fithh aquarium lnclu&s lid SOLID rtiaplt-king size head-
tucculanta 15c·Xlc. Malden 30-M Klllybrook, C . M. $25. Ch•lra: $10 each. CotJet t2, Sl-S2. Swefl~.tt:' SI . BABY Stroller $10 High ('hair $7.50, Naval unUOfn\s, alie lram~. tw\n ,size $25 each. wH lite SS. 2 end titbits board Early provinci&.I, like
h&.lr fmi 2Sc. 590 Knowell St0-91l9 tab~ St5 End table $10. all 1Adle-s drtut1 and b\O\IS<'.S, S7. BAthlnette $10. Ble.tt 42, $20 ca.ch, Shtlfleld carv-Oean. good emdltlon. Toilet both ~r 53. ironer SS, .et of new $25. 673-8446
Pl.CM. tottol6ft~intlnkfence, in aood Ctl'ldttlon . noor sii' 10-U, tl· 6...,.1 Lennox rocking Mrse $1$. 3136 Ing set and 6 knl•~ $25, a.Jde $4 large plait gtu~ I drildMM Golden Boob TORO Commercial
At b, cine 'J or f ' R.C.A. 40c per ft . 10 ft .ir 6 ft chain lamp $5 Table lamp S2 J~igh Dr., Huntin,gtoa Stach. ntar S\Jmatra, C.?t!. ~2835 Sperti tht!M1CJ11&mp 420. TV mirror, needl rtsUvtrlng $20 Enc)'do'pedia, include1 6 lawnmov.>er, heavy dut)' u-
ltlfotlllon: $15. Girt'• 24." link file $20 Round t1ble and chair $3 Dll Hayes AW:., 1.ody'1, 34,7..mt REF RIG ER AT 0 R Pl lamps SZ each.-books 25c. 642...Jl21 books of the Goklen Book C@.llent eonditlon $25. Goll
bike SI. &G-612:8 2 chalrl 115, ll) gal fuel tank C.M. Kt M996 NE\\' douNe Md. and fr.me Wasbtr SZ Stove Vlitb arill N<>-2 winches $25 each. 208 STEREO can.nctre tap t miutrated dk'tbwy ~ col· cluba, lrms and woode $1.50
SJncle mattrtt:s s l 0 S25 Sea.t lf'!ndSng macb!ne ClUHUAJfUA pups, ARC l"t'g. $25. MOdtm desk wtth chair S:lO Box sprlnas • mattrefls .. 39th St .. N.B. 67W7(I( player tor car, used very Jlt· or, S15. 536-*9'1 m s:t 673-4169 ~'1220 ' m; ~ In drtll f9 &U-olO!O crt:a~lored, ft"male. lon.q $12. Near new nylon flctylic Jl5 Sat, 12-t Ol'il¥· U60 Pa.rte UNICYCLE $25, 10 speed tie $25. 4 speaktrs ff BICfa.EJS'' boys' SChwinn, Bill. 1felmet with W>ble
• Bar stools wiCh lliutic REF'RIGERA~ s ma I I or ehort-f\atred S25. 545-1682 carpel, tan, 15 by 18 plus Av~. c.M. hike $25, wattt 4kl_ $25, :l Several tape car1ridgt1 $1.50 wlfh hcadllght ns. 6r~ shield $20, motor wtndscret'l'l
tt:ata S2 each. 20 m. blkt IS,. frtttlnr untt $25. lland .Jfammarlund short v.· av 11 ball pl~ $20. We.bcor Holl-48 YARDS Green carpet si4 hme regulator $15, 536-6126 each. 646-109'5 DOUBLE Bed inc I u d i ng flt.I A.II moctell SlS, bOtii like
Oprtttt making madline Pl>'l''er aaw. BIAck I Detker radio JOO KC to 20 MC n;, j d11y lli·Fi $10. COUee table i ,,:6.:.7;..oas:...:;.:.-9:_ ______ 1 SEAI..POIJ\'1: -s Jame 1 e BRONZE Frigklaire s 2 5 fralll4!, $15. 897-6)52 new. 842-5913
with lobtwxo $7, TarpaWia J15. 21lf Continent1l, C.M:_ JlAmmarlund power aupplJ S."1. 646-1189 ~~~ Sylvania. UllF converter, female kitttn, 1ix weeks f1S 6i3-9702 310 E. Balboa, N.B. Movie M:retn 50'' z ,,.. SS· CJRL'S Bikf. 16" t7 3 tire•
2$" 30, $25. 962-2761 WJLIOn Goll cart $10. 330-1232 $25. 5*C3& l ZEBRA ~SI. 646-6849 ~ tubee $6. &t&-1824 LI 3--2538 D1Ar..1oo;o Dove $3 64).326.1 $4Wl36 and tube• 20'' S3 54M623
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~~· /, JuM 8, 1968 DAfl'r' PLOT ~
SERVICE DIRECTORY JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOas & IM,LOYM!NT JOBS & IMPLOYM!NT JOBS & l!MJ'LOYMI NT ,JOBS & !MPLbYMEHf Jois & EMPLOY~Nl .!0115 i IMPCOYMENf Mti RCRANDISE '611 ' ' ------....-l•-----=-1-SAL! ANO nAOI • Carpel Laying & Joh Wanted, Mon 7000 Halp Wanted, Mon 7200 Halp Wanted, Mon noo Halp Wanted, Mon 7200 Htilp Wanlld Help Wonted Holp Wint---
•. Repair 6626 • Women 7400 Women 7400 w....... 7400 furniture IOOO SENIOR l>et.litner andJcr-
A:PARTMENT MANAGERS Oi.iel Dt'8t(lman deal.res
lnttte1ted In bida 0 D po511Jof1,, 0 I v II r • 111 e d
ttplactment earpellng? We me<.-bonicttl experience tn
1.1-c exPtr· In U1is fteld. Call Commercial and Aero.tpace
$46-4478 eves. •Lie. C.00.. field. Am NOT a job. aho~
tractor•. per, llome phone ~231111
qordonint 6610
ANTHONY'S
Gar d e n Servi''
646.1941
COJ\fPLETE CLEANUP
J..A WNS REPl.ACED
Rea1. monthly care. Pnm-
tng. Landscaplna;. Exp. bQr..
COt.J..JXiE student. vetttU:'
21-I f1'I-P.O. exp. w:wa
summM" work ... 1'o Milin&.
m.<062
Job Wanted, L•dy 7020
CA R p ET Ceanlfla. Fluor
•trlPl>lng. ulna, W•Ur.
WlndOWli wubed. 5314567
tic•lturi•t. Job W•ntocl, Lady 7020
-:-J epen ... G1rct.ner
:Ex per., complete yard MO'niER'S aid: re 1iIb1 e
: aervlee. Free e.Umatn: High Sehl. ah'l wanta Nm-
• 548·7958 • mer poe;ltJan, 11 v e • l n.
Cut & Ed&e Lawn Rd'uence•. Laurie Bl.lley
Maintenance. Llcensed. 213: Sf6..t1J3
548-<IPI -54.J.-8570 aft 4 PM RreEPl'IONlST, w l thou t
MOWING, F.dgi.ng, vacalawn. t;yplrw. Or wish telepboae
Gen'I cleanup, Hauling. work. MS-4733
Odd Jobs. * MU900 cH~o~us=EKEEl'==rn='°'•'"""c"'"°",,,-°'::
JAPANESE GARDENER .daywork. Experienced.
Maintenance by the month. 836-4136
Good ""· """" 546-7158 -=~===== LAWN & Garden maintel).
anoe. Cleanup • Spray· Fer--
Job Wonted
Mon & Women 7030
tillze Com'I & Res!. 962-1349 ----------
Cut • Edge Lawn
Maintenance. Licen~.
548-4808, 545-S870 aft 4 PM * P.10WING, edging & clean
up. Monthly rates. Free
estimate. Call 968-1911 *
' Gener1I Services 6612
PROFESSIONAL W I n d ow
Oeanlng Free est. Business,
resid &: const. Crystal Win-
. dow Cleaning. 548-8737
CLEAN Lots, garages, etc.
Tree removal, dump, tklp,
backhoe, fiU, grade. 962-8745
t'fouseclnning 6735
HOUSECLEANING, ThllI'I.,
Fri. Experienced, x In t
refer .. have t.rans. 642-0'l38
Interior Decor1ting 6737
One Call Covers All
COMPL. DECORATING
• Painting, int. & ext.
e Custom Drapery
• custom CarpelinJ: .
e 'Vall Coverings
e Color Coordination
20 Yrs. Exper. FREE E!>l.
Samples to YOUR Door,
Lie. &: Ins. Res. · Comm.
MODERN
DECORATORS
536-9513
Ironing 675S
DAY OPBllNGS
e C1nterlet1 Grinder• e Acme Gridley e Brown & Shtrpe
2nd SHIH
OPENINGS
e Drlll Oper1tor1
(Tr1lnHa) e Browne & Sharpe e Shiver Operatort
• Pointing Oper•ton e Cold Heider
Operetors
Fringe benefits '"'"
elude profit sharing.
APPLY IN PERSON
9-ll " 1-4 p .?tf.
MY home fl hr. Family irorr
ing, 1pecializi ng tn
pants/shirts, 2 dy min.
540-3811 1=======1·
Land1c1plng 6110
AIR
INDUSTRIES
CORPORATION
GAYNOR'S LANDSCAPING
& GARDF21/JNG SERVICE
State licensed contrctr,
Residential -Commercial
Yard Cleanup Free Est
No job to big. 89l-3581
12S70 Knott St.
G1rden Grove
192.5571
An equal opportunity
employer
Local m•nuf1cturer haa
lmmadlot• oponlnp for:
• ElectrOlllc
Assemblers
' • WlretMjl
w ........ e1t1blf1hed
-rd•I 11,.,, with .
llboral lrlnp bonolita.
Only people with et
lu1t-11• menth1 ••·
porlonco •hould •pply
to
PWMOllCS
919 Bokor Stroot
c-;.~~
-Day Busboys
-Dishwashers
APPLY IN PERSON
s.6 Mon. tbru Ftl.
REUBBlt LEE
151 E. Pacific Cat Hwy
N•wpor,t llNch
Day
Dishwasher
"'11 nm.
Excellent Salary
&; company benefitl.
Apply betw. 2-5 p.m.
SNACK SHOP
:1444 E. CN1t Hwy.
Coron• del Mer
STOCK CURK
D•y Shift
Wlll consider trainee.
-APPLY-
'1987 Plac•ntl1 Ave.
Costa Melli
REAL ESTATE
SALESMAN
Excellent opportunity. Phone
ior appointment:
Jerry Freud
Charles Arnold
388 E. 17th St. 64ff.T755
SKILU!D MAY CO. AND
So. CO.st Plau UNSKIUED
MEN l(EEDED NOW
TO l'1U. VACANCID IN lntom owlnt
NEW DEPAR.T.llEHT for
OPl!NING.'l _D~ TIL EX-1-o -,
PANSlON IN OUR OR. C-I r •les ANGE COUNTY DIVISION. •rlV• .HI
STARTING SALARY
$120
per WMk& up
IMMEDlATE E lrt PL 0 Y·
MENT FOR 'nlOSE WllO
QU~LIFY. COMPLETE
JOB TRAINING ANO RAP-
ID ADVANCEMENT.
REXAIR INC.
ORANGE COUNTY DIV.
For lnlorm.atioo call
Monday • TueadU
774-7251
MACHINE SHOP
DISPATCHER
Mull be famill•r with
machlnt abop practice•,
Ind abUtty to read blue-
prtni..
45 Hr Mln. Work week
Profit lharln1
J. C. CARTER CO.
LHdint Import DNlor
Hu opentn1 for qualilled
Auto S1l .. m11n
Dot•ll Mon
S.rvlu Writer
Lot Man
Deen Lewis Imports
19!16 Huber, C.M. 646-9303
Agoncloo, w-7JGO
Wdrk ....
at YOUR conv1nlenc.
The ''Temporary Divlskin"
ol the Newport Pel"IOlllJ
Agency often pleasant, top
peylng Jobt (fee paid bo the
employer, of course) for the
qualified woman ,..~., llket
to work just now and then.
NEWPORT
Personnel A,ency
SfCRfl'ARY
-lltl, typlns (IQ, Woric wllll f1alnl. Mlnl-
miq 1brw )'tvl MCJ-. mw....,-..
KEYPUllCH
OPWTOR
fefer tome lndultrlal ex,._
-· Ahl< .. "'"" &ll:Y ahlft.
Apply Pat ,ol'°"'
QS.0600, •xt 2229
COWNS
RADIO CO.
EXPEIUENCED: -U..-t ..........
!land. >:xeeptlooo1 srowtll
opportunity!
-APPLY-
M1rshlll
Communications
2230 s. ..... St.
Sent• Ano, Colll.
540.2120
An OQ"'1 OWortulllty
employer
-PER!OHNR
CUii
R&I SHI 'fl'mWI for
~ OOlco poallioo llk
~ ..,.,..., typing.
1U.fnc etc. PtraonnV ci.-
periel>o<I ............
Apply Personnel
lM Men thru l'l1
ROBllSOllrS
FASHION ISLANO
ltEWPORT BEACH
An -1 opPommlty
employu
CASHIER Rtctptlonist. An
excellent opporturul)' if yoo
I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.,.!!!!!!!!!!!! .. [ have eccurate clerical abW. 19700 Jamboree Rood ty and ..... 1n hondllng
Newport leech customtt contact. HS &rad
An appUeatlonl rmewed Electro-""~~c FINANCE
OD merit wlth DO blu... Mechan"1ca· I 16612 B<>a<:h Blvd., HD war.! Race, Cdor, Creed or F.qua1 oppcrtunlt;y employer
Sex. Call 841-2544
KEZY RADIO
llC.
Disneyland Hotel
Anaheim
• Assemblers
Experienced only.
Computer Alaombly.
-APPLY
M1rshlll
COUNTER GIRL
NeaL 1ttractlve married pre-
femed for 10 AM to 2 PM
, lhift Good job excel pay.
lmmtdlate openlnp. Apply
today •t ni.• Dorymen 2100
W, Ocean Front, N.B.
Spanish Modltorra...,
SHOWROOM SAM,LIS
8 Ft wood co..nitd armid di-
van with lull: man'• matd-
+ trill chAlr; beautlful M.ai
turancon tabtlel llDd P.
ora. 5 Pc heXaron SparU*
dark oek·top dlnina ad "'"' black or 1vbcfado lnmld
chalra: decomtlve vieyl O•
Pgn. S Pc Mf!ditenuean
bedroom tel-9 drawer Mr.
I: Mra. dn!uer, large frara.
ed mirror. lara:e nite ton>
modeai, matchins _panel dt-
lia:ned headboard.
$195 VALU!
full Price NOW $429.95
OR TERMS AS LOW M
13.00 PER WEEK
(WlU lell Items 1ndfviduaJl1)
NO DOWN
Use Our Ston!I Charge '
No fancy front BUT • L.
QUALITY VALUES INSIDE!
APR~OVED FURNITUll
2159 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
Daily 9-9, 10.5 Sund"Y ..
• 548-9660 • '
DINE'M'E Set, md tble, U.
tlque port. bar., antique coo-
coo dock, lrg oil palnted
pictures, Fl-. Prov end tbl2i~
Ladles clothing; em·med.
Men's; med. 673--5451 Cdf1
DECORATOR'S Wee\( e D d
SeU-out, Complete Hou~;
Decorators furniture & an-
tiques. Sat; 1 to 7, sun' A:
Mon: 10 to 7. 644-0011 •
67·1 W. 17th St.
Cotti MIA
548-3421
833 Dover Dr .. N.B. Hu an immediate open!nc
642.3170 for a Bookk"'''" The Job. CommuQic1tlons
MASSEUSE Wanttd, Age 22
to 32 Will tnln . ......,, ()pon
FuU A part.-tl.me. Rd' A: no
police n!C(J;d, Apply iD
penon 132 E. 18th St., CM.
COMPANION to elderly lady,
45 • 60. Mutt have rm., I:
car. "Llve-lu" 2 Deys week.
833-2"!1
DINING room set, exquisite
Oriental dark roee~. tJut.
fct 8 chain CU6tom Tbai
silk cushions. Orig. ~
Sac. $1500-642-5258
1 ............................... 1 dlera • ch~englng e.'tpel'-
• Carpenters
Trailer or mobile home
experience preferred.~
cellent beneJitll.
Apply In ,,._;
See Betty Bruce at
midd Gxec
Agency for Career Glrll
«UO W. Cout Hwy., N.B.
By appolnL 646-3939
Hol1t_Wanlootl
Women 7400
lf•llef R.N. EXPlORfR . U2 P.M.
MOTORHOME CORP.' . Full ,_.~!"~.MR.N.
4000 Cempu1 Drive
Newport h•ch
Lib Technician
Apply in peraon
No Phone calls pleue
Huntington Beech
Conv•lescent Hosplt1I
18792 Delaware
Huntington Beach
leQ.Ce in pleaunt surround-
tnp. Five yea.rs ICCCWlt•
Ing ""' bookkeeping .._
lence ,.quired. s.Jary plua
inlunnoe plan, fringe bene-
fit& Male or female appJ.1.
cant ~ Send re-
sume to:
D. P'. MITCHELL
Executive V .P.
KEZY, INC.
D1..,..,i.nd-Hol•I
Anaheim, c.111.
JR. SECRETARY
~:lun&: woman w1tb minimum
l years general office u:·
pertence. Type 60 wpm, tran.
llCI'ibtng ~ a l'I d
lhorthand de1lrable. Poll·
Hon btvolve1 mnnpondence
typing, enawerlng telephon-
es and ieneral recepUonlst
duties.
Clerk Typist
2230 S. Anno St,
Senti An•, Calif.
. 540.2820
An equal opportunity
emplQYer
MAT'lIRE Woman wanted for
chUd care 12 to 6 PM.
Trantp rtq. Start 6117.
2 Marble step tables, $25.
Oak desk, $20. White drtllHl'
I: nite stand $25. call alt,4
p.m. 548-1625 •
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OFF White quilted sectional
13', custom made, looks llke
new. Cost $1<XXI. Sell $500.
>111-510!
EXPERIENCED •
PART.TIME
TELLER
UNIT!D CALIFORNIA
BANK
4S25 MacArthur Blvd.
Newport Be1ch 5411-4424 .
An equal opportunity
employer
Applicants conaldered on
mf!rlt regardless of race,
religious creed, color, nr.-
tlonal orllin or ancutry.
Mold 10< motel work. .... mo .
8' CURVED SOFA. help,
perl rond $50 Call af.t t5
549-392.rl
Jobi-Min, Wom. 7500 -
Office Equipment 8011
cost Accouftlino ·
Clerk·Analysl
GESTETNER Mim-No.· 120. Xlnt cond. n so or
best offer. 8J6-.8669, 633-0922
Furniture Auction 8025
Southlend's Largest
Modern
Furniture & Appliance
Minimum 2 yean college ---------I
chemistry. Poaltion lnwlv· LADY Over 25 for Fish 'N
ea Quality O>ntrol and tech-ChiPI re1taurant man1glng
nical 1pplk:atlom ol chemfl.. ability preferred. Muat be
try, Excellent chance for ad· able to '1r'Ork eves, sat A
vancement. Call Mr. Surfaa Sun. Apply 10:30 -11 am or
ior appL S%>-8248 2 pm -'4 pm. 507 w. 19th
Minimum 1 year general off· ---------1
tee experience. Type mini-
mum 50 wPm-Varied duUe1.
A small manufacturing
and eoa:lneerinl company
requirel lndiv\dual to as-
awne eo1t accounting du-
Ue1 including direct la·
bor distribution, mainlen-
ance of lnventocy c o 1 i ·
records end woJi<.fn.pro-
ceu inventory. Must be
able to prtpe.re mat re-
port.S from touree data.
O:>llege traintna In ac-
counting preferable. Work
experletioe in account·
1ng and m omce machin-
es helpful. Sahli')' op61.
Pleaae .end ~e to, or
apply at:
AUCTION
h•ry Wad. Nlto 7 P.M.
Every Sa't. Nite 7 P.M.
Inspection dally 9 a.m. • 9
p.m'. We alway1 have a U'e-
mf!ndouS selection of qual.
tty household furnishings •
New & used · Plus color
TVs, stereos, 20,oo:> sq. f\.
of furniture & late appllanc> HARLEO'.l D1VIS10N
AMERICAN
HOSPITAL SUPPLY
C:O.la · Me1a in the Colt.a
Mea Plu.a.
BOOKKEEPER
Irvine lndumial Complex FULL CHARGE
. To auiat CPA • Trea1. cf Assis~~TENTION w1l:5tantial O:irp. N.B. Some
typing • receptloniat duHel, .SWruner employment fm' le\'· 25 to 40. Salary open. Call
eral college students who . Mr. Mitchell 642-1626
need employment until Sep.t----------1
t.mbtt ht. Pref" m'" ma. FACTORY
-In """"'"· law; or TRAINEES psycbology. EnjOyable and
1ntere1ting work and invaJ.. for Plasdc Molding, ~ yra.
uable experience for men I: over, 850 W. 18th, Colt•
majorlna: in the above fteld1 . Mesa.
$115 per WHk 1'RN="11~-!~Fu~u-1-1m-,-. ~ ... ~11-.. ~.,
For prtliminary interview time. LVN 3--11 full time,
call 539-11J3, 9 • 2 p.m. and part dme. Salarle1
C 0 rt 'ly opt'n. Frtnge benefltl, Park 1reer ppo uni 1.Jdo Convalescent Center.
Join t~a futest growing 642-2410
profession·Alutual Fund 1ale1 ISAL '=~ESG~~IRL~W~an-ted~:-to_p_ex._
Call Mr. Sur!u
b'appt.~
llARLECO DMSION
AMERICAN
HOSPITAL SUPPLY
Irvine Industrial. Complex
WAITRESS
Good opportunity
MUlt have &:ood ·~·
APPLY JN PERSON
3-5 P.M, DAILY
Snack Shop No. 1
2305 E. CoHt Hwy.
Coron• del Mar, Ce.
Hostess-Cashier . .
Attractive, viVIC.IOUI host-
ess to work 5 or 6 nights.
Exper1mce preferred but
not necesury. Good ln·
come potential Call for
appointment.
Bob B11nt1
Restaurant
644-2031
WAITRESSES
HUNTINGTON
SEACLIFF
COUNTRY CLUB
Staco, Inc.
113.9 Baker Street
Costa MeN
549-3041
.. equol opponw>ily
empioyu
BUSDRIYERS
es. . I
WILLIS CLARKS
A-OK COMM GALLERY
7722 Garden Grove Blvd.
Beach Blvd., at the G.G. Fwy
Gar1g• Sile 8022
DANISH dining room. set, 4
chairs, oiled 90lid walnut ill· I
eludes hutch. Cost $800, aslr:.
ing $300. Kirby vacuum with
attachments S55 Ladies goU 1
clubs with bag and cart $15. I
Waterskl.s, cost $50, aell for
$15. 3 bike!I, $10 each. 2 &Ood
mirrors $6.00 & $4.50. 2 4
Part time 10 rrtontb pos1Uon. drav.·e.r cheata SS.SO each.
Salary rana:e $2.78 to $3.39 Assorted speakers Sl • $3.50.
hour\Y. Colin&: date for fil. 1'Iiscellaneous s er v In a:
Call for appointment In& June U, 1968. Newport dishes, lamps, e1c. 968--1980.
536-8866 Mesa Unltled Sdioo1 Distrlct 10070 San Pablo Cotn;t.
Brunch Waltr-s Classified PerBOMel OWct ~=~~~ ~~eJs Ne~ r: •• NEAT A _ _._ 1901 Newport m vd., Colla Sun~ only 4 OOurL i:tie ... ,g woman for Mesa. M6-3ZM MOVING! Gas range $10,
part tlme o1llce work. I=:=~--~-~.,...,.. --" •---Pmnanent poei.tlon, not a MEN A women to clreulate Norge w.,...er $5. wau•
No experience necessary. perience, top 1a1ary, Belttt
Car Wash H.lp We train • tull or part time re~..f.o-wear. l.JlliaJ1'1, jJ.33
Mutuel Fund Advisors, Bristol st., So. eout P1ua. ~•perh1n9in9
Peintlng
Auto Trimmer
Full time or wkends. Experl~ced 0 n 1 y. Take Inc. Coeta Mee1. 56-0369
\VALL Coverin~s &: in. Min age 18, apply in perlOl'I charge of Trtm Oepai:trrJent. Np! B. 1603 Wertclllf, 642-&UZ WAITRESSES. Exper only
Age 21 to S5, me 1-1 or
under. EXJ)ttlenced only.
Apply in penon alter 3.
IUm.mer Job, p I e 8 1 8 n 1 popular petition. Muit be rubber sofu $10, coffee end
te1ephone m 8 n n er , cor>-regbtered voter ot Orange step tables, $5, twn beds,
1tructlon ~oe prefer. Count)'. Good pay. Inquire box springs, mattnf, $25.
red. Quick thinker, typlfW, at 19<ri E. lTlh St., Room dressers, $12. Ni le tble $5,
stallations. See samples at LIDO CAR WASH Company ~di.ti, vacation, S.A. 1212 N, Bl'Oldway, need llPPb'· Denny's Coffee
' home. Flocks • Foil . Vinyl 481 E. 17th Colla Me1a 11.eady employment. 547-8331 Shop, 1600 S. Cat Hwy.,
Call 847-1659 before 8 a.m., SERVICE Station, u:per., Call Mike 540-0170 SALES Laguna Bch. No phone calll Five Crowns
RMtaur1nt
3801 E. Coast Hwy.
aorne light bookkeep.Ing, Call 212, Santa Ana or phone. dinette sel, $12. Cabineta, $3.
betwttn 8:30 un. ml 10 835-&36, l92-S5l7 Table $4, Lamps $1 It $5.
"" ·-1 "" ..... writer $15. Ad d . a.m. <1.....-oo;J WAITRESSES & Dlshwash-•J i=
Schwartz. light mecbankal pref.erftd. N E i REPRESENTATIVF.S plae. J,P::_AI~NTl""N=G-.-,-xt-,-,1o-,~ •• -t.-rl-,or-I Over 21. Permanent. Hunt 0 zper ence Leading ind e Pend en t"H~O-U_S_E_K_E_EP_ER---~Li-,-~-1,.
lie. hl.1.17 yrs exp. Free est. Texaco, 1404 N. Coast Hwy., Necessary!· specialist• dealing in over Assist present hskr. Con·
548-5325. Accoustical ceil· Laguna Beach. 494-JCXKI Must have clf!an California 100 mutual lunda, expanding valeacent mother &: 3
Corona de! Mar
No phone call1 please
era, all shifts. Exper only machine $10. ~2267 541-A
Bernard St., CM WAITR!SS need1apply. Denny's Coffee ----~----1
-=~=~-===I Tray Sen'lce and Cocktail. Shop, 1600 S. Cst Hwy., GARDEN PARTY ings AGE 18-26, mechanical ap. driving reeord. Apply in Orange County. This Is an chldm, 12. 3, &: l. 494-6297,
INTERIOR & EXTERIOR dtude helpful but not YELLOW CAB CO. op PO rt u n It y to enter 54~1101 ext 233 STENO/LEGAL TRAINEE Day shift ava ilabh•. Apply Lagwia Bch. No phone calls (Free Lunch)
Laguna Beach attorney need.a Shereton Beach Inn plse. SWAP·A·RAMA -
asai.tant for his prob1te 2lll2 Ocean Ave. l :E"'x°'·CE=L'°'L""'E~NT~~Oppo~-rtu-,-ity Carden or patio fum,.
dignified proff!ssional :&elllnit EXPER M tu pl J d Painting. Free estima1e. necessary. 1116 E. 16th St. full or port time Investment ·• a re "a y,
Llc & Ins. Special next 30 The Earl's Plumbing Inc. Costa ~lesa full Ume, ladies apparPI.
days. Call CHUCK 548-SJ14 1526 Newport Blvd. exP not necessary, we train. Klnr:'• MJl.Ad;y Shop, 214 S.
Co•!• M"'' 64Z-l'IS3 REAL ESTA TE 547-<ti21 . Mutuol Fund Coast Hwy, loguna B<>aeh Ra"elary. Must be &elf· JIU11tlnaton Beach tot skilled hair •17Ust. Mer-tools, pollen', etc.
• PAINTING -Jnteliar & Inve1tors lnc. 2100 N. Maln,1---'--'-'-"'=~--Exterlor. Free estimates. REAL ESTATE. Shouldn't lndependent friendly oUlce Santa Ana BABYSITI'ER 5 days per
Reasonable rates. ~5 you be aelllng the hollnt bu QJ>ffiing for asMJCiate --~~~~=--wk. 6:00 10 3:30. Live in or
starter, wUllng to accept BABYSITTElR needed for 6 rell Hair Design, 2912 E. E.ven' Sat/Sun. 9-6
responsibility & have ex-month old boy, Live ln. Coast HI 11 b w 8 y, C.d.M. Newport Home & Gardeii:
area . Huntington Beach? With some knowledge in land fXPERlfN((D out. 2 children, My horr1 .....
Call Phil McNamee for appt. & income property. To p Reliable refs. pre I. 646-260!!
ea:]ent typing skills on mM o 1 de r w 0 m a 0 0 r 67~1777 20!ll Harbor, CM. &U-4400
Executive, S/H 80-90 WPM. serviceman's wife 0 K , ·i"i7A"IR'"""s"ty°"lis'°<-. -..,.,,1,.h_,fc;ol'°'l--,-g L.R. sofa & ehr1; ree rm rat.
No legal f! x per i enc e Room & board plus smaU for new Newport BHlch tan sect'I & chr: 6 eu ft
necessary. \VIU t.raln. Start aalary. 54M161 . &1llon, offers a tree sham]"IOO regrlg $30; chat &: dresser;
$400 Per month w 1th GAL rnIDAY; Lt S/H, ina girl, paid vacation & other 11,esk $25; 4·poster bed: odds
Village Real Eatate Commisdon. Dania ReaJty Aarto Parts Man BA sys 1 TT ER &
LEAKS? Gas or water eleo-962-4471 546·8193 Co., C.M. 642-6560
Plumbing 6890
tronlcally located uoder ce-WESTERN Men'a ha.Ir styJ.S 0"ER"v"1"CE"""'°s°'13°'11<m"""'°'M.,.oc"han=.,-10
mf!nt, blacktop, ground, ing c h a m p I o n wants Thll Ume. Experienced In
walls, ahowen, any place. gf!nt1emen models for future tuneups, brakes & wheel
Repaired. Water lines cleat>-competition•· Call: Mr. RO!l alignment. Top wans l
ed, pressure te1tortd. 543-9174 commi1S\on for qualifjed
CALL "LE>-'<S" 642-0348 man. APJ>ly LaguDa Chevron
BankA111ericard OK ~ PAl'.T nm~ Janitor Early 604 S. cat Hwy, Laguna Sch. . morning, good pay for right * PLUMBING *' pe~. Apply today at Th' AUTO SALES
Repa!rlng 1-Remodeling Oorymen Rettaurant. 2100 Cheap uaed cars, dirty hands,
E lectric Se\\-er Cleanlna: W. Oce•n Front, NB. ~ hout'I. Commiaslon
.. All \\'Ork guaran. 642-6583 2 Service Station attendants w Ith guar. Group Ins.
PLUMBING with uper., full or part Steady. No hot shota.
REPAIRS REMODEL time. Ray Carey O:ievron, 63fi..1440
1°"'===·61>-312ll======-I 604 So. Cout Hwy, Lq\ma DELIVERY-LatetUabLa:.ta
Bch. Mesa. Full&. part time. 13 &
Sewi!!I 6960 FRY COOK_ Kitchen Hf!lper over. With own car and In.
Alteritlons--642-5145 ll-5 p.m. 6 days Apply surance. ~ply at: 1920
Neat, accurate, J> )In. u:p. HAMBURGER HENRY Haibor Bl., CM after 2 p.m.
TILE, Ceremlc 6974
'2l:li Pla~a. Colla ~1esa DRIVER best Mt nt'\l'IPfl?eT
PART or full time aardener route. Good part tlmt job
Ind handy·ma.n. lor ambitious steady adult.
•Verne, the Tile MRn * Apply in person Corona del M&r • Jrvlne
CU1t. worir. Install A replJn, JAMAJCA INN HOTEL l.l't!a. 962-4633
No job too 1ma11. Pluttr patch. Lelkinz 1 h 0 w • r SERVICE Sta Attendant, WANTED Boy 19 to 21,
repair M?-19S1/84&-0n OVl!I' 21, 1\a:bl meeb exper. &fngle, fbr deck hind. Send
• Union Station, '177 Superior, all particular'I c/o Dally JOBS & EMPLOYMENl NB Pl1ot s.,. P!4' -==,-,,,-,,,--=-Job W•ntect Men 7000 P/TIME Maintenance Man. YOUNG Man wttll rood car
Gen'I clean.up, Ille repa.ir for 1um.mtt work t llrly
E X: P t: R l E N C E D Apt. n!l'lo 548-1™ moroln1· m..7-113
malnlcnancei paintlnl ASA ~~u:s"'=-,-s-,,.-..,~,~d-1.,.-.~b-,.-, 'MAN='"or-7boy-~to-wvric-,,-,.l,-drl~v-,_
cieaniJlC. 191-1679 about the be1t deal ln town. ln, cookt.ria exp. Jll'tf. C&ll
OWlGZ m ---'--'--------_•_::JJ._u_._.,,.. __ 160 ___ _
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Apply Fred Rihs
STANSBURY BUICK
2J4 E. 17th St.
Co!>ta hle1a
Housekeeper, H.B. n tar
Five Polnt1. 6 AM to -1:30
PM, 5 dys, 847""4984 aft 5.
ruu..EREtTES, Eam up to
$&l wkly, pt time, over 21
Mr1. EdwardJ 54~2915 or
546-5745
E1rn While You Learn * WAITRESSES Exp er .
Major Appliance Repeir Full or part tlm~. Sef' Karen
at Ken's Cofftt Shop, 3000 s.
Write: Equimall1x C~l·N Coast I.fwy., Cc!J,1.
MEIUT INCRElASES. ~ly ore, start part.time, good bcneflta. '73-t95S &: ends. 2515 Alta Vi 1 t a Box M·143, Daily Piiot. 1 64M178 uture, C\.'er 45, own tr11.nap. •TEACHERS
HOSPITALITY l[ o 11e11 NB · CdM area. PO Box 8 SUMMER EMPLOYMENI' PATIO sale. Mo v In I· ~rvtce needs woman with C.dl\.f Fwniture Uke new. Mile. f b bl bond Riimill;;;------Phone Mr1. Hobkirk rl.,tt o ga a e lo po1 •I nc1' BARMAIDS .• , , 83$.4207 or 83.>4044 Items. Mun a;o. 2201 HoU,J v~ car, typewr ter • -:======== Lane, comer Irvine N.J. enthusla1m for &ciling. Work • · · and GO.GO -DANCERS S h I I I 7600 pb. LI 8-6576 • 642-Eal conslsll o( welcomini new c 00 s-nstrud on .,::_.,....:.,,.,:_c_.:_,:.::;c...:;.~~ I
residents for tlne local lJOO per week GARAGE Sale Sat 6 Sun·10
mfl'cbanll and aalatlng: 638-&183 or 633-9763 PIANO lellOtll, )'OWJI, exP., a.m. to 5 p.m. AU eood
r.:trcbantl ln obtaining new NEAT Ef.ncient girl wan1{'(] leacher, new In area. Gra.d, cond. Reis, prices. 00:
3224 Geary Blvd.
S. F. Callf., !)U18
c~tomera, Call 54~ with 'l'V'ev\ow ... _kin ~ Sherwood Mu1lc S c b o o l ' campus. Call 545-1331 for SECRETARY, Exp., 20 to 30, ... UN! it ex Member Music Teachers
for 11.lrcraft executive , PBX Operator perlence . In Note dept I)!' Asaoc. PrlY. lessons for IOUof-d:;;1;:"~eti::"'"':;::~~-~~·-
Orall£e OJ, airport. Call Experienced, mature. Perm• bookkeepmg. Pbone Mr· thru teem, SUtt Denton 367 Gar . Sele Fri. & Sit. ..-;;;;;;'i;7™;;;;;;--;:,;;;::;:;c.l!an~y~tl"'m~•c:,..._~~~or;_;6~73-9335~~ nent part tlme Sundi\Yll thru Bro..'n ~1111 Magnolia, CM 5434494 Evtt)'thing goe1! F\lmitun,
E A'PE:RI ENCEO "Dirttt" HAIR-STYLIST Tu~:i. PM boors. apply In WANTED FULL TIME SWIM LESOONS, y OUR lawnmower, washer, fte:, Sal~man for Adverti sing 1 C lit · G13.-il8S person MAIDS for MOTOR BOTEL POOL. Private &: Group. 361 Ogle, Apt B, C."M.
SP"C1alty. Ney,•gpopcr • .es o urea · Shenton Beach Inn In Laguna Beach. 4M-1563 Reaoonablo. •~ Cr-· I• G'RAGE I •·••-·-hol..,ul. Moit33roNeYi•portBlv.,Np1.Bch. ~,,.....,. ,_.. ,,. " aa e; dryer, ·-wv I" 21112 C>cean Ave. *' FLORIST 1tructor, Mn. Bee. ~l.C9S clothir«, household milo., '
unusual growth opportunity. EXPERIE:NCED Singlt-nee· lluntlngton Be~ch Exper _ ()ppcrtunlty alttt 5 Sat/ Sun. I to 5 PM. 6.Sl·A [ Pennanen1 it legltlmale die operator, GOOD PAY, !:.==-==~--~ sales job. Box p.145, Dally NB. 673-9685 HSl<PR. t0or 2 adulta. Plain CaU !\fr. Felix 642-4103 SCHOOL Qlktren'i vacation w. Wilam, CM ,
Pl,.. ''w~A-'ITR'=""ESS~"'si~80~.~-,,.~d--.-I cooldnc, Set 4 Sun off. Pr1 Prr S2 hr a;uar. o.uiomer l'lltes. Cblicoat ,10--Lesm ''FURN==.-. -,10-,....,.-,lothe=-,:-.-,-=d
""' · · ~ · .._,.... rrn.. ba., ' T.V. l>T>t•e,. ·-...... for .,·tab "-. u-. TypJ-Scbool. "8-21M. 173 1 St I ed .r."•Y•~ Phone Mr .a""·"' ...., •'W• ... f1tm.. g\assw1re, etc. 10.S Service at on • • ni, · Enitlhb rpeaklng. 1tef1. $275 B--,..,..,.~, ll.B. Od Mar, C.M. MECHANIC Zimmer 675-400-1 mo. Ht.a: Hltbor (2'U) •v .... ,,,.,,.. ;J,M IMO Swan Dr. CM 546-33&f
Full ttme. Must knOw Scope MAKE Endl meet. Part tirTtc ~ ' ()peraton • trlmmer•tpedal MF~t:HAIUDISE FOii GlJDER swlna:. bamboo Id. M•dl, ~. C<>Od p&y. 1S80 SA. LE AHO TRADE tee cl"'~-Lota mi... 211 tune, brakes. front end1, wk. H:-s opUonal. Mra. ASSISTANT bookkeeper. of. ~ .. ., • vu ... ,.. -r·
Cul A smor certtDcatr., BaUey ~1932 962--37CI flee m1naser for medical cA· Mont'O'tla, NB 64).:zaJS Furnftute aoOO Santa taabel
good Plesman, neat in ap-SALESGIRLS, Betw~en lk:e. Mlill bt able to work WANTED Exper, b&byaltter -FURN, Baby cltbea A: equip..
peuanct. See O)'('lc ~ 2$-45; exper. only, ~ropos weekends, salary open. C&JJ own transp .• my home day1 NEW Shop-.New Hotpoint vacuum, misc. 92'13 LaG~
Newporl Blvd., C.J\f. Shup. ~For app't. tJ 8-Tm 673-$187 alt. !:Ii PM wuher" 'Prict>. Furn. AnU· ~ Cir., F.V. 962.9806
RADIO TECH. WAlTR~ O\'er '21 for Hof· DRY CLEANING Countf!r BEACH Bahyafl!er for boy11 que.. S33 Cen~ C!!:_ l ·1"m;=T~,-.,..'-,pl-,,""'W~a-y-. N~B=.-,5o1"°'1a,-ll
\Van tcd. Top exp. pref. brau. WUI conaider trainee. Girl. N.B. I: 11.B. 1reiu1. & 12', 10 to 5 Aton thru Fri Corner Studio lhds marble tte, baby equip,
c.all &f2.0577 Cell 646-9920 Cid s.t1..-bdore noon 673--4652 Alt 6 Ll'KE NEW! $48-1229 palnt1np. l\fbc::. AU reu.
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Summ ·er Rentals? They COuld Be
These are some pretty exclusive cliff dwellings. They're for the summer if they overlooked the fabulous beaches
in Mesa Verde National Park, Colo., and they're estima-of the Orange C9ast ... AND, if you placed your ad
ted to be 700 years old, not exactly in the same class as where .. people are looking. This is no cliff hanger. "Buy-
the charming bungalows all along the Orange Coast ing " or "selling," the market is in the DAILY PILOT. Dial
you' II find advertised d a i I y in classified ads 642 -5 678 and we'll drop you our direct rope ladder to
of the DAILY PILOT. But, you know something? We'd be the Classified Advertising Department where a courte-
almost willing to bet yo1J could rent these Indian relics ous 'specialist will help you with your "smoke signal"
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Old World Open Road tOTS'OF GOODllS· WANTED <I> Ye. old black Codm DISLIKE 111ESE! ~ A Vlk"'& • 300; IOw to chooM trom. 2 lent.I, 10 • e P•omenta, hizb •• ,,,..,, time, tuU IFR panel A 1uto Sp&tJlel, "'411q, had &hQtg, -., u• "OI •-· ~ l l < '63 :q Mark 10, 4 dr sedan, 10 and 9 x 9, clher camp••• de·~·"··. •"p ---·-•· P" · -uu er : Mediterranean
Spanish Furniture
All Ne\Y Decorator plecea and 1!'00m aroupinp re--
turned from display 1tudios, model ho1nes movl•
studios. Decorators Canteilation; Houseful .;, Span.
ish Furniture, items aa tollows: Gorgeous 8 ft.
Spanish sofa &: Matching Chair. Oistom q'uUted with
carved wood trim. R. 10 ft. Seville Carved velwt
sofa, heavy Dark oak end tables & matchll'lg cock·
tail table. 8 Piece Kini size Mediterranean oak pan-
.... lit.'f!Med: 6 Milt· old blond .,._.._. -l"lll-.i... • S48--247t • . dl r, cu.tom intl"rior (&m-
wppUe1. aJ.1 in &ood t htpe male Qleker Spe.nt~. Xlnt cleanl.q,1 tnlunnct, etc. 1 'Wiit$ ·& T,lt\JCKS ulne bettl'lkln 1eat1 t
and ch"•' 14 n. olumlnum Furnltu~Pl'lilnCM with childr'n. To good PREFER TH!;.'ij:!T --ONE •STOP . ' ' ptu>ela OOtl $8001, E»otle ~ •• 'J'• 1 , w, "•-•um C.ler TV'~tffMI •Lo-........ -t ...,....1.. Mobile .Ho"'" • .. ~--b" ,_ -~ cl;~n~ 'Honda 55,-;tnt -TOOU--bome1 ... -14)..?.0S after 4 Care &t;-;n';. .. h;~ Ha.aclfttiarters . I !::r ~!!~. !~t~~·.i·. ~~ ..
S•l 1212 19• •555 I PM 6/19 • ,_ If"'" l20 FLAMwGO, 2 '"" Jik, new,' ~-,--, -'-,... • -condition 1959Cadill•c, 4 dr. • • er -Ctl• ... ,·u n&111..U • aicr, $3500,_ ~1(1 ·PomMa TbcJ icbl TrUCI!, C•mP.t{ tadio, hffter. ~eler
hardtop. !'ANY mo,. mi. SS CASH" SS Mochlnory, oic. 1700 • day, avlil -C.f "-• No. so CM 5'8-113& • AU ~ El\"lPmtnt I ,..d, Zl,000 ml 1199 d•
ceU•neoua ltunt. UIOM Loi ~ 3'ry Ou.f Oub .flan io·~· p ak 2 .. _ .,.... , e Savu ~OU~• will finance bat aft 11." Ctbt.llOI, Fowttain Valley. We P8Y cuh t~ A, B. Dick No, 320 OUiot .NE.WPOR..T sAJl.JN~ CLUB ,......,. •cem er, ...,, ~· roRD-d:UN';aM'"CDODGEI 494-9773, 6J9..3i17
962..oost · I hndtun $ Appll&nca pnu , w1~tt dampener, 1 ,,,,..,,,....,~6'!S.Qllj~"'='-o.--= :'f':o=' ~~.'1 mo. wr ARE SPEGAUSTS : -"-~·:w""'3'-0..,=.,"""1o1~.~,k-vn=-.I
LNvlnt Cftuntry ., A.nUqun Tool• 1uppliH, 1'3 Yl'l~l2ld·-"J&%1, 14' .'61 W, w. Potter FIG. o~ ·~E I $'1'08 IN AND SEE I C1usic Model.
l, Ml1 -'.1$ le , ON rrEM or -828-8264 Encl cabin, full _bunk 4 ........,,., 2 Br 2 Ba, n ctb Orance ,C:Ount)i''1 lar&csl in~ ' '350. 893-4818 e led bedroom suite with full King aiie box springs
& mattress. Large Spanish deeor dining room Gold
leaf Spanish: table lamps. Hanging awag Jamp$, e.tc.,
etc. Each piece, can be purch8lled individually
ast , nute 1 cilMPLETE 1lOUSEFUL. E IVESTOCK cockpit cuahloos, Genoa·, lndscpd, 20 x 55: adult park, venlor')': now at 1ca&0n'is =========ol 5/':';!' :ie~ab'J::'.'•~~ c.u S<T.c?ia."' 121-1211 P Tl.~~;.!:__ o.s. "'''~"· 8owpulo1t i,.a. &h. -2583 lo.w•ot ;.,. .. , pr1c,.. KARMANN GHIA,
Bed Beaut).'rest,-Box iprings WANTEOi Set twin .bed box Doga 9825 ruMlng Ua;ht, safety 1ear, 50xl0 PENnlOUSE. By -;ie-
'mattrtas· Reciord Plarer 1prlna1:mattre111e1, dreM1er cockpit cover. µ350cr otter. ~r. Ex~l cond, sd UP, 1.e HICH,TRADE-rns·_ '6.1 vw KHARMANN GHIA
Ir R~s: Dishes· !pt/ or cheat. Walnutjor mahog ~INlATURE ,LASSlE 6-f2,..'f6ll , extl'8s. Phone LI g...9519 ••BANK TERMS Xlnt cond, orig owner, $1,CfiO
utensil•; a~na: Ji.dies size ~ .. ttlllll tie , good cond, Al<.C Shelland Sbeepdoa WANTED -SAIL BOAT 40' PACEMAKER: ,dbl wkl.e, ,2 ' i ,. f'ACl'ORY DIRWJ' or{Jtfer, 842-5704
10_% Man)r Misc tlems. state e_rice. Write Box M-1-« •Puppies• fttch or yawl lh part trade bt. 2 ba, awnings &: 1iic,U; _..,.. =========:I
. Who It houseful WG5 ·..,ular $1685.00 '
MUST SACRIFICE $69. a· 00
FOR ONLY •••• , • • e
Term1 Aveil 1bl• -N1wo:.om1r~ to t::allfQr11ia _ . 61U316. j Dally Piiot. Flulfy, be1ulifl>I. roe 19' """' Andi with adlt,o, no ...... 962.Glll . • I '68 ~ER SPECJA...,. MERCEDES BENZ
7 · ,. __ . 16" tAU at inoai. when &ioWn Spanilti type home. can ' · v.s 4-speed DeJuxe cab H.D1' --------'--I ii~"1t:lri~~:;'.~~::;n;"a :de:i:l~M~u ... ,1 _!.F~~E:,!E:_T!:O~-Y~O~U:'.,_ Oltmp aired. 1 . .lemale, 1 400..IW BAY VIEW Mi::lbile Home. suspension split rima·or lo"'! m·• ·~ ~o --;;======o--1 Private beach, boat dock 81 , ·--•t m 'SWIMMING POOL .,, .. ·••·•·•r.u BARIENT W™CHES av•ll. ·$4500. 646.403> "'PfO e ....... e ..-.., ator, ·~
Credit Approve~ lmm1il•t1ly ,
~ mm Fanaiture · 18 rt Pool, Filter, Surface .OOXlE, ~ bred, has had AKC SILKY PUPPI~ 1 See us before Yott b~! amp. batt. beater alternator.
Skimmer, Mainttnanet Kit. shot• l hou:sebroken, Male. For Father's Day, Gradua-Marine .l Battery Shoppe , Motorcycl... 9300 Dual hydraulic brakes, sea'
FREE Ground Pad. Gem1. Shep., JO wk 1 ·, tion or jusl plain fun. Will 2430 w. Cout HWy., N.B. belt&, padded dash I instru·
$149,11 female, blk/brown ; likes sell la pets or for breeding. *642-9'l01* ff ment gauge1, spare wheeli
c hi Id re n. 8 yr. old' Winfield, 548-4951 HOURLY RENTALS •• \ow $DOii• automatic opt1ona·I
I J SECARD POOL We Im a ran er, female, Sl'RD male Poodle, 3 yrs, RHODES 19,1 * _ ., 0G YOUR CHOICE • , •
J Garage Sale 802i Pianos & Organa., 11J0 323 S. Main, Oranae ch~. atock, bu papers 4: wht, AKC, likes chldm, Fun Zon~ Boal Co., Balboa 0 * FOR.[).CKEV;GMCOODGE
ll,·-RI-G_ID_A_IRE __ De_L_ux_•_.-,-.,,-,. ·.-P-lAN_OS_a_;;,.O_R_G_ANS __ * 531-l992 ~:.n~·~le ~te~~e~ Mov~;~:l loving homti. 30' Sloop, react¥ to sail, sips N ~,:7' :~9~" '299 I ~ .~~!O
·top freezer $45. Sealy double * l..argt11t atbck in So. Calif. PR of antlqUe walnut side wka. old. '3S-Xl91 6/ll $100. 6. $3500. At )vd: 2C63 New· w th cam~ PJ.n;hase
box spring: &: mattress, * 20~-40% off-Player piuoa chrl, lrg No::ue wfglasa FREE ~ --• kl -0 D-A L MAT 1 0 N Pup a. port Bd. 646-8559 '61 Cll 75 s555• -. ~ '· , , 1 frame & Maple headboard 1000 rolla to choole from doon, Engllah llddel""hk .... is anu ttens 8 ch&m,p/slock, male &: NEW SABOT o Scrambler · St.and-UP., W,ALK.THRu
135 M•Ichi bureau $4-0 '• Tenn· , _ T••m• -T·-· * arm chr antique ladles colara. Some Manxs aome ten1ales, 12 1!iks, shota, s ·i + _,, Has bucket »e:lt& 6 carpel
' : 1844 Newport Blvd: Costa Mesa I only)
E•tty M1Jllt 'tH 9 -We4., s.t. • $a•. 'fl1 6
'60 MERCB>ES
190 SL. 39,COO miles, AM·FM
radk>, like new condition.
$1995 ,,.2~"""" ng · ........ desk desk chr walnul eou lhort taila A long taila:. Mov. glven besl care. 642-1937 a.1 s oars. #UIJ, '61 Cll 50 '666* IR the '68 Ghevrole't 1 ton
\J't "-'<JO cash for jour 'plano or tradt ...... ,,· -m•• ,.:, ..... _ _._,. n'•c'e . ini must find homes. 259f 673.2687 eves. A S bl 'Ih d 1 ,_ · d ·• f · 1 lu< .... ., ...... ...,,"\lD GREAT Dane puppiea, exc I •===;--:::--,,--,,;-;;-,,I cr•m er w1 ' ua whfot!,.., automat•
:, Appliances 8100 gFel,elnd'•p~anhoole,•al•enPIP::1~!. Ible lamp lurq-aqua, 3 bar WUlo ~ Costa Mesa. stock, 9 wk! old . 646-2733 SACRIFICE -must ,JM!ll Cal ic, power stHring &:.brakes, ,.
atools; modem coft Ible, 548-6840 6111 20. Ckompl racing & cruising FREE 'SO' ff A-complete 'camper eQUiJ>-
STANSBURY
BUICK
NEED A 12o72 arookhurst at Olapmlln Oriental rug, BBQ, clock, VERY Small breed, male =""'=',,6.,'30=•7.·m_,.=:;-=:-,, gear, 546-1318 ltetli &..-ment 'plus '68 :open nlad
. ¢,.r~~n Grove ,<n4) 6JS.. :mtl ,_ Sa • Su <.o -o d n.~ ..... , & W'-S?RlNGER ·..C:::riiel Pup, 14 ... NIW ·~ · • f 1 m:'t. t • I) • .....,......,,,1 ~i P';f'I .._'-™""" u-~ "V"' LEHMAN 10. Fiberglass, ex-: . $988* 0 seU ~ contalned-t)'pe toi etr 2100 HARBOR BLVD •
COSTA MESA 646-9022 VACUUM? ! Spring Sal•!-UNIVERSAL L"""age car-Hair Terrier; abOut a month ·mos, ·•ll shots. Male. Li.Yer eel cood, !net· lie., trlr & '450' · cOnipfett kitchen. tacllltie~
..._ ~Id. 2015 Wall.act Apt .6. l white' ARC. Reas, 646-3734 _11 .. ,_ I . ,__. • tl . · Factory Rebuilt Electrolux Vse:d ' Bald __ Wip ·Spinet $695. tier fits nearly aU makH of "" · · · ·• new cpver , $2Sl5. 833-1497 ~"'5 I ass 11oor . ·pa O.·
$39.50. New tools, new hose, Used Baldwin, Thomas, ca,.;. Triple chr0me pla.ted; ~. r t et 3 P:f:, Beagle pups AKC,. one mlle, 17' THJSI'LE all vamilbed HERB N ·. ~ ·ss·495.
2 year written parts & labor Hammond Organs $195 up. 1 $45 . v al U e: anniversary Ont fi:male. from $5(,1. Xlnt wood, 2' !lets .Dae aaiJs & fRIEDLAUftat · , FREE
guarantee. ·Spine'!:, Console, Studio ,, rpeeial $1-4.95 each. WANT Gqod home w/higb Pedllree. Thorne 54s-t7:z6 !pin."rrailer. $1200. 5484;69 nl'UI D I
Orilll'JC Covn •y'~
L .)1ge~I Selection
NPw & U ~ed
Merled(,5 B.e111
coAsr VACUUM . ·lJPtlgiit pianos, apeclaUy ft-JOHNSON I SON fence for lovable, min. G. WIRE Fox Ttrrier A.KC Male KITE No. lTl w / trailer. 13750 leach· Blvd. Air Co"clltioning
333 E. 17th St., C.M. · _dii.ced. $195 up. ·Lincoln-Mercury Shepherd mix. All shotsk, H. 11 wkl'· '565· C'hihuahua, 1l'1" Ex for Learners Mov 193 7566 537 612• A Incl '-~allat'1a11· / Jim Si e mens Imps ..
642-1560 'WARD'S BALDWIN SI1.JDIO 900: W. Coul Highway B. lictr11e:. Houaebro en, female, !bots, $15. 962-9625 1 • • • • • • · • 1mr
1--------· N -~ Be h 6'" ~81 lovea children 842-2307 6111 ;ng E"l· STSO,. 613-2429 WESTMINSTE~ With E-·'-New· W.11ner & M.11n St
FRIGIDAIRE Refrig, yellow 1801 .Newport, CM 642-848.J e .. ,..... .ac . -vJ • QGll
.$50. Auto wasl\tr. S40. Both NEW Fu.II Canopy bed, cont-~O Very loving kittens, Ho ·""°:..c.--...,.---8-8-30 24' Jolly Roger fiberglus 'l••· lk•ni• •lld, s.1 u11 TruCk cl C. Santa Ana 546-411 ·I
good cond. 546-3958, 2861 Television 1205 plete, spread l canopy. well trtlnt'd, need your ---. itloop sleeps 4, cruising ex-. an amper
" Mendoza (of:f Baker) Apt s,··1-------~-;---.seal's ·open stock) Recliner -home and love p I e.a ··~ ---HORSES_IOARD..&P.. tru...S3200JJ5-109,4 eye.s..._ v A-M~..A-FAC.TOR..Y:DIRECT
'61 Mercedes 190 S L
mint cond. &t<?reo, AM-FM;
'r!l"W-Tnotor;-7 -tops, rieW
·paint ~ reg>ncliti!'ned l~
.er. $2350. Aft 6 646-ll76 \
QUICK Sale! 1959 Mercedes
Benz. 219. Good mechanical
cond. Best offer, 646-4540,
536-2964
CM ·, NEWPORT ER TV c·hal,, like ""w 111.". Ex· M'l-896, 2 6/.7 Bae_k Bay ~ • 17~ <?r· • •-nv ..... ,,-.. hull triller. ~I-MUM: ~ -·
:! .66· F~IGIDAI~E fro.st proof ecutive de1k.''beautifu1 non-CUTE Playful halt Sle:m~.ae cl)udk :_ ;: 1~ta :!~ P~~-7;t~/:md~sen, or lrade f~ A . ' · .. , ilO S :Hart;;; 81
,1 13 cu· ft. L?O lb upper deep· H' d~ny mar top-typewriler drawer. kltten. Female gray &: doc 0t e m . .-· . : n ipper. 673-1395 ''HftlY • • ea quarten locks· -$75. New Conaole white. 8 wk1. old, trained. .c.J.1642-0981 dl)'s or 54()..9525 21, VENTURE, sle••• I, Iota · S.ntt Ariia 53.1-4650 freeze, like new? cost $459. . stereo AM·FM, Danish $Th. 546-3684 6n Eves. r~ M Sell $200 548-51G4 TV -RADIO. ~EO TAPE · ='="""=====..--of xtra.s, save over $500. iABY" The' Ultimate . HI Fl 886 Capital, «:'.M. 642-9842 sLAfx &. white male kitten, TRANSPORTATION Like new. $2995. 633-6970 or in Campers '
\VJ.SHERS $29.95: dryers AS LOW AS $109.95 DECORATOR -type cabinl!t 8 wka. Needs I~ home 63&--0564 A '67 F0rd i42!io..'" ton camp.
$35: Freezers $75; Refrig., Other models $29.95 &: up. a-rox 3' x 2' deep. Dark ... ,,.,11ely. V•ey .~ ~. Boah & Yachh 9000 HAS -I 11-'65 Mercedes 230 SL, LoW I & A G .....-"" """ Y""' STAR #2932, dacron sails, er Special, "'Ml actua m ea, mile --• .. ~ copper one voe.; uar, Low ho lab! -···! ook "•"'"' d<>0'1_ldtol 10, •u _ 6110 1, new l."Vlou, .,...,..,.., .. 54C>-1095 ys, por es,"'"""' es ..... Y'l'l"'•:nr• Free like new, all gear &. trlr. H VB, automatic, a ir condition-Oriai nal owner 673-4222 Boats • Home • Autos entrance hall or lamp table I c;==""~""'-..,.--,-· 1 b 1 i -·~ ~--·------! LOVEABLE Shag~ !emote • I Boiti'n• Cl1.... Only $800 * ••• '9115 YAM•H.a. ing, Olli om ea , • ereo COPPERTONE stove S50 & 2027 Harbor.Blvd. Ph 548-SSU etc. Very unusual, Sparili:h I · •" . ual C • """'" ""' "' · '59 MERCEDES 180 . Sedan
'.'">·ge•oto· '°'. "-· '" o' Medlt••-·eon •-.,. dog. Sm. a I, al\oU, will pay Offered to public by lido' 14, #1954 • $975 tape, heavy duty •Prin&s l bl k Jh I th u ' ' """ \-OJ> "" RCA Color 21" '""' ,.r.... lor hcenat Evtz on'"' S d A shocka, special heavy duty ~c wl red ea er $595. seen at 944 W, Victoria, CM ance. Leavin&: country -must · · 1J Balboa Power qua ron 644-1349 E\'ei;. TOO "·••.ex-aaa tank•, equip. 642-2193 ·eves. table model, excel cond. sacrifice $75. OR 3-8316 CdM M8-4531 sn D ementary PllOtlng Courses U1 ua -=========I
WASHING Machine. G.E. $150. 64U342 8316CdM MlN., Bla c ~ female Every Monday,. Starting 7 PowerCrul .. r1 9020 HERB FRIEDL•NDER pedwithl9111'l'earDropl0 Top load. 12 lb. cap. Gd. 0 c"·h nd tho~-• 8 H "' ft cabover camper complete MG Bo I V I --:--a '"' u , •uu•-.:u, PM, June 10, Newport ar----------~~ c·~ c Bl d ----------1 Cond. Moving $l5. 673-2429 Hi-Fi & Stereo 1210 ttom eu a uea • Moving mos. old; to good home __, ...... en rove v . with double •tainless sted -
WANT ID sell West. elec
dryer or trade for good gas
dryer. alt 6, 495--4864
General Electric, large
upright freezer $50. * 673--5451 *
1968 Solid ~•le stereo· like
new console model. Take
ove r small payment or
$77.63 cuh. Credit dept.
535-7289
m-EREo Speakers: l ii
81 fb' >Zenith with aWn amplWer'
!---''---~-~~---: 64~2'09
4 Oil Paintings, Steinway &: AMiFM=~s~.te-,,.-. ~Re<o~-rd~plyr~
Sons piano, 4 legs, upright. w/holder. 8 glass bar incl.
English card table, -antique S89 or make.offer. 841-TI26
]amps, Poster bed, dining
set & 6 chairs. Other Misc Camer•• & Equip 1300
items. Jl)i Abalone Ave., 881-
boa Island, 673-2717 CAMERA Leica M2, like
new. 3S mm, 50mm dual
INTERESTING old pictures range, 85mm lens. Elec-
& private papers of Judge-. tronie nash, fil ters, cases &:
From 1867 thru early 1900's other equip. Coat new $900.
Dodge City, Gunnison, Colo., S(>U · tor -S 3 8 ~ , Will
Salt Lake City 673-8316 CdM demonstrate. S45-7658
ANTIQUE SALE Dottie s 1-'="'=="'"'°"'°===;
Anllques, 15116 Beach Blvd., Sporting G_ood_ :.:::• __ 1500
Midv11y City, 893-2353 -I=========· FRE TGH T DAMAGED
Musical Inst. 8125 SURFBOARDS, Factory
1---------' Direct. U~ed boards . also.
EXCELSIOR ACCORDION All cheap. We in~'tall new 140 bass -10 treble switches • removable fins in your old
3 bass switches, symphony · board. 642-7807
mod., black, condition lik.e SCUBA GEAR, tank,
ne\\-', SliOO. Call 521-2419 ask regularor, wet suit. $100.
! for il1r. Clark * 548-4825 *
i11USICIANS & G roup s-
:.ehearsal room, Npt Bch:
Day or nite, hourly rates.
OR 3-4370
GUJTAR with amp, $40; Pan
American Cornet w/case
$:ii. >10-1765
ELECJ'RIC Guitar
: Gibson S·325 S275 !or best of·
: fer. 673-5980 . • ~Pianos & Organs 8130 . ---------~··-
l NOW HERE -the new
Supersoundini:: '1\200
l~ammond Spinet organ
-the finl'st ;.iet'
SCHMIDT·PHILLlPS CO.
1907 N, Main @ 20th
Santa Ana
j Decorator's Delight
GRAND PIANO · lnsidee
A·l. outside needs your
help! $599.
MUSIC CITY, C.M. * 540--2165 •
~ STORY & dark walnut con· 5 temporary consoll'!. Rental
return. SAVE $300!
~ GOULD MUSIC COMPANY
:; 204:'! N, Main, S.A. 541-0MJ.
LOWREY Spinet o r g a n,
1 \valnut, sustain & Hawaiian
guilar . $395.
GOULD MUSIC COMPANY
2045 N, Main, S.A. 547-0681
Miscellaneous
KNITTED FABRICS
v FOR SALE
Remnants, Samples & Mill·
ends Sat . Only 8 a.m. to 2
p.m. 9'29 Baker, Costa Meta
MOVING from Ca m e o
Shores, selling lrg. capacity
frost-proof refrii, Bdrm
·chaist lounge chr, dre11ln1
table, RCA blk and wht con-
sole TV 67~1513 aft 5 pm
for detai11.
DRESSER -French Provln·
cial originally bouizht at
Sloans. Sacrifice $50. Reoo.·d
pla;.ier/radio S15. Wet w lla
&: surfboard. Kitchen ware.
Many household Item~. Mo-
ving. MUST SELL 708 Iril.
CdM, OR 3-8316
FOAM RUBBER, cut to size,
Upb supplies, fa b r i e !,
naugahyde. Fact outlet.
i..<>w pre. A·l Foam Fabric
&: UpholStery Supply Co., 3U
E. 5th St., S.A. 8$-ll81
SONY 4" TV, $85., Smy 5"
TV with battery cha.ra:er
$95 .. poker 1able, $$. All
new! Zenith trans-oceanic 3
n.os old. $65. Soprano au:
S17:i., 646-217.f
Must Sell All. apt. stove w/fenced yard. 540-480? 6n bor Yacht Club, 720 W, Bay '62 MERCURY 26': sleeps 6 Phone sink, lee-box; etove;-'1'9 ,
-• 1g I Mi lOc • Avt., Newport Beach galley, head&: bait tank On-.,.,,,1~ · •=r ., amptr sc. I0c===~~--~ 225 HP ~ ......,, 11ep bumper, easly slffps 2 diahes, etc. Garaae Sale-COCKAPOO Pup p Y. , 6 OR, -for your convenience ly 1() hra. on pew l;o:;.-===""'°""'=-= aduJte and 3 childcen. This t•· Sho" & L Ev -.... •··ting 1 G••y M·~ne .,,,. New can-1957 Triumph 650 CC Just gift warp $2.00 rolls for rnon ,..,. "' . icense. et>' ~ .. """'ay, s...... ' .,, U11it ill ... Ilk, oew -dltion. Bl k I h I d PM J ll E · "~hooJ vaa. Needa varntah. Only r ebuilt. $400 or belt caah of. "'' .....,., 50c, Bike $5. Open for oUers. ac ' oves c ' re n . ' une ' ns1gn""" • ..... Immaculate·tn ev...., detail.
801 W. B"".Ave. Balboa 675-646-2658 anytlll\f 6110 Irvine I Clift Dr., Newport $3,000. Ma;.i trade for fer. rp: ~94-ll51 B_!Wn 11":3 Sold neW. lot_w"_ l ·.·.',, ~ ~ B ch I c I t rium No smaller boi;t. Slip '"ce No. pm. Aak fqr Ptrkinl tot. ., r·""' _..,.,y 3939 ,aft S,:XI A weekends. NEED Good harnt fen~ ea • n a e 0 · Vacatlon~S 81 $4795.
* Au.CnON yrd. IAvmt__. )'Olitii min advance registratloq neces: 2, Hunttngton-'M •'1' I n • '64 Honda. Scrambler ..-oo Dowft it: ~ ·l •rma •~ * , Eoroll at elau· U ••y "SHD" · ~'1591 or 77fl..S930 -·!tom pain!, -'---...Jl """" w Collie m!X, lovea childm. sary. ' ..._, ""' '-"Jll"Ullllll!: ...w flt )'Ollr budiet, up to 5 ye&rs
U )'Oli Will ien oi-b1J1 ~2008 aft. 5:30 6/1 questions phone 548-1374 or 35' ELCO Trunk ca bin miles, like new. Apt. 8 201 to pay.
sjve Windy a try ONLY . :z left, a lfty tiger 673-1855. cruiler xlnt running cond. ;;;lo;-Oihn.;S:;-t-;. H;;.;cB-::. :---:=;;:-=:::-Bcib Longp~
681/2 MG
NEW SHIPMENT
JUST ARRIVED
GET OUR DEAL TODAY 1
1966 Harbor, C.M. Alictions Friday 7:30 p.m. striped and a black. Great FRITZ & AVERY New caitvu encl. for a.1~ '67 BSA 6SO cc, saddle hap . Pontiac W'nd ' • ct' 8 deck, new tt>hOl • radio. 1000 miles. MuaJ sell! ·-. .v ..... Be I Y S "u ion lrn at purring. 614 Mk:hael LOCAL NEWPORT BOATS Aak $2,050, 613-4186 eves. 548--6I61 ~-.wouu ach Blvd., Watmnstr 1965 MGB, whlte, soft top,
Behind Toay'a Bldg.· Mat1 Place, N.B. 54a..mo 8/8 25• Yawl. needs work $2500. IW<YWEmEim ... =HdiiD::I~:::.;:;;;,,.==,...=-Pt1. 89Z«iS5 ·wire wheel•, exc Ollld, -s" N 29' OWENS Express-Hdtp., "~"""'"'HONDA ...... 546-5097 ft 5 ...,, ~ ewport, CM 6-46-8686 SOFA J1\ed• netda new ~,,_.,r, 23' Tf!mpe11t F/G Sloop· 'fR:Y sleepg 4: twin acrew; SIS, .,.,., '63 Dodie, "-T &: Camper. a er p.m. Pool Tables lamp, roaater, odda &: ends, $2900. deplb flnder , nt'ir coven. J U.st bealttlfUI $4,000 va!ul!!. ,'New · fires '60 MCA lldt~.
free to good b·o me . 26' Chrl• O'Nttter T/S $2500.1 ~-~·~con~d;·~Ott~tr~!~s<:g&->395~~~l 'i.1Y.iilLiSOOjM.'::.,,_.s;;;;;';t"'25i~ · motor, .f IP(f, New teardrop Exit concl. $800 must Kcll lm. New&repoue,a~S99.50 494-~ 8f8 26' Ouis ·O'Nlter SIS, V-8,1: '6S YAMAl-M. Street 250 ,ce, 10~' Cabover. AVOtado &: medJately 642-4643
.up. Tennia, Champion LOVABLE, Healthy, black & $2500. Se11d Ski Boats 9030 runs good, $375. 538-4-400 At! aoL:IF'· ~~Pt84i.7many Xtru. '63 MG MIDGET. Xlnt con-
Quality S34.50 PP.. 23' Troi'an Sedlll! • Immac! --: 6 Wkends 536-3390 .. m.~~· -8421 dition &: 4 new radial "-1. Call Frank white male kitten, 2 mo.a., . 1 • w-..
5Jl-03 ll needs .t. a:ood hm. TRY $2900. DESPER.ATE 13' fbra: 1 1 '67 HONDA 305 '61 CJ-(EV, !'110' over.eab · 675-4391aft5:30 p.m. "'ii:A;<D;;;g;OOOilltbi;1"i~546~.2907~~-~~~~6jg 40' Matthews sedan T/S, V-8, boat, new inltt, motor, top. Scrambler camper; ref.rig.: sell a1 '59 MGA Mull Sell
BRAND new 8' pool table, 1" . Jmmac? $23,500 $200 or best offer. Will trade $450. * 675-1076 unit. or cam.per ~ar•teJy,
slate hand rubbed rail.a KTITENS long hair, white F. 41' Diesel Ketch -Mu&t be 1-''"'~'~"'~,.-~~=:;-;o:::;-l ___ HiiNriA'iioo.~~ 2520 W~$nfn1ter AY1!'.., CM S570. 962•1818
$555.' delivered &: equip: Grey l white M 10 weeks, Sold $24,500 16, G\asspe_r speed boat, HONDA 300. ,
S36-448l box lrained. ~1062. 2396 :Jl2-Jlst St., Newport Beach 40 hp Joluuloo elec. $100 Excellent condition. $325.:. lmPorted Autoe . 9~ OPEL
TTAKEAi<E;.,;ve,.,;ppymymnO.i;, 000,-;n;;;,;;wl;°""~~·~·~·~·~"::.· ~c:".M~.=~6'.'.112~ 675-0442 * 548-;.984 Eves. or be!l'I. offer, €all Howard -~·~,..~"'=-1..,.,E..,'80"'"'..,:.:"';---1 e Spot h !or Imports
Klrby vacuum w/attac. Bal 2 CUTE Tljer Kitten~. 8 JUNE Special. Boe.ta hauled, bei>te,10 AM, OR 3-1320 '67 Suzuki """"" ' We 'pa more tor all)i import
of $220. Pymnla no mo. weeks _old, box trained. bottom scrubbed &. painted, undetl350ltl00 m5l1?'!,T39cond. rei en ·ot _)'ear, make
646-1789 aft 5 pm. ~ 618 Sl .80 per ft. +paint & :i:lnc. Bo1t Meinten1nce 9033 · * ~ ltion: Tl')l ·ug berorl!
PRETTY 7 wk Id kittens Ail other maintenance + , ----'66 YAM.AHATrall*lNffda •&ti . ,EL1if6Rt
OPEL '61/'68, Spt epe, 4 ~
·the fir, used 1 wk. fctrY
guar &: serv policy, SlBO:f
1679 Placentia, CM LI 8-34..14
LEAVING State. Washer, 0 MASTS needrefinl.J.hln&? light work. Be.st otf'er. M RS,"!1625 c ·ar d fi .. d~, 9. ~-• t bl . di 1 weaned and trained. We engine work, see u1~ V·-"h, ··•·. t, ,,.~•g! 540 ~~ • PORSCHE .,, r , ........ • es, ne -ed ho :><0 '"'3 6/8 N O Dock ,,_ ~~ ..... Lii ~ ..... O'""OJO" Gr1We Blvd JE 7-t630
te, chests, tcreen lent, bar.1_ .. ___ m_'-"--~-~-~= ewport ry s u,.,........., Call Jim Ziegler I;;-;,.,.-;-;;,,,--;-.:;--;:-,;:-:-,"°"'.;,;.;.;;;co.=.;,.:=--, ---------
be-que, Ml5c. Phone 642-9257 TIGER&. black Jdttena 203121=~°"~th~'="'~'~'~1~29th-~s_1.= ~or 9&2-0003 eve B U LT Ac o Dirt bl it e, , 'ALFA ROMEO ·, ·s~ PORSCH~ 1600 ~et,
NEVER Been used Rosa-S.W. Cypre1s, Sant• Ana IT FIBERGLASS 45 HP EXPERT Varnish work & modl!ied engine,125 ce '100. _ like new, dlr, competidon
ingnol 'strato sklis.' length Heiahts 546-9963 6/11 Evinrude OB motor. Con-general boat maintenance. Phone~l.271or536-3300 '59 Alfa ~ Cnilliet~ Orange paint (new).4Speed
20'7, 11i.lom A3, s 1 5 o , BEAUTIF1JL Part Ptr1lan ttnental trailer. Ex. Cond. S3 per hr. Contact Kirk 9425 Sprtht Cpe. Ejcel, tie\v paint · trana. Will take trade. Must,
644-2989 kittens, 4 wks 0 J d , $900. 2037 Tustin, C.M. D.liotl 11.t 67ft-2347 Trailer, Trave~ &. tires, AM I FM, $895, see this car to believe th€
MOVlNG, Fre eze r • 2 137-4139 6/10 S4S-1808 YACHT Malntenllllce &: RENTALS 642-3186 ~eJ!lhsa had! 4~9773 or
OWNER MUST SELL d k Ex ======= ~' surfboards, Hi-Fi equip It. FREE Dirt -you haul 637 26• Fellows&. Stewart, open repair ..," RYOU• 54':'180· 7 -TRAVEL TRAILERS. Make ~-PATSUN =,--,;--,--=~~~ cabinet, owing .. 1. • pi•"". Darrell St., COiia Mesa perienc . ea.s. o-. " '66 • Porsche 912, 5 IJ>d~ • ""'"" crulaer. Xlnt conc:I. Special °"'======o:::=:I ~servat10ns now for )'OW' Olrome whef!l.s, AM/FM,
S43-4624 &16-3l39 818 bit trlr w/air brake&. Orig. -9035 vacation. '67 DATSUN Sedan, 4 spd, tuned exhaust, new Radial
UPHOinERING -$19.SO, 2 ADORABLE Tlr:er striped own er. 508 Lido Nord, N.B. Marine Equip. 54M201 Costa Mesa dlr, loaded. paint 1; engine tires,. '27,000 mi. $WOi
pc. (Europl!llll craftsmen) kltttntJ 7 wk!. Need iood L' ·--.1 Sk l2 VOLT ''8 D" Marine Bat· FLAMlNGO lB~', XL.NT, in beautyut ahape, a 11 ,,,,6"75-44=0:"'==.,,--c--,--c-~,I
Free est. del, pickup, 215 homea. 892-5302. 617 1cen..u ifper teriea 2ffi ~hrs. New 1 like new. Self contained, teether· itllerkr. Dr lve n''•ss'PORSCHE C abriole (
Main, H11 "Berny" 536-6405 FREE; Darling kitt e n s , WANTS SUMME JOI )T wicondltlonal gUarsntee twin bedi. n59S. 847-14118 or 1dj:a1Ji on]). U25 Cub dela 'Bolb tops, red w/black in-
2 EA. Fr. Prov. Currlo d e Ii v ere d to )' o u. Full or Part Time Reg. $107.10 Spec:l11J sale 847-5355 · or take older trade. Pymts ter., radio. n69S.
c abinet 1, m a I ch i ng, 84&--07~ 6/7 646-2971 eves. $49.SO. ,1,_,.-,-;;;-=:::1;-;;-=u=---;1•:· $37.86 alt 1 PM. 494-9773 or Dir. 892-55SJ/534-2284 1---,,....-,-;;-;---Marine &: Battery Shoppe ....,., 11ave ~·• er. Hide-a-bed, Chinese chr, 3 ~pies: Collie/German STEAL IT I 2430 W. Cout Hwy, N. B. .)lee-pa four, atove, icebox, 639-3617 '66. Porsche 5 spd., l:J'ten,
ml.sc. Jewelry, 67>-1011 Shepherd, to iood homes. 26'Double-enderWbaleBoat, THIS WEEK ONLY! clean
7
. Coll $1350, Sell $850. AM I FM $3100. Da ys
10' GORDIE n:tnpetltion 546-1878 6/7 hull In good shape, $125. NEW 72 AMP HR MARINE,,,,646-=6"1'"6====== FIAT . SJ&..6671 ext 262, eves." Surfboard. Beau cond, $65. SIX WeW o)d kitten, m. • &42-4235 * I" 675-3050
536-1195 dowed with silver are:.i AVONREDSHANK ~~Y·J.~~ill ~:5t;1_T_r_u_cl_u _____ H_oo_ * NEW FIAT * '67 PORSCHE TARGA,
SOFT-Water Tank, TV., itR. coats. ~J.87t 61ll 12 fl Air Boe!, exe@I cond. for oond. guar. Marine &: Bat· •62 FORD Econollne. ·a ft AUTOMATIC "850'" yellow, 5 speed, maenesJum,
1tl, dining rm. set, «e. TABBY • Siamese, female, 7 dln1hy, KCub1, local flehing. tery Shoppe 2430 w. Coast bed. Very aood ccnditlon $199 DOWN _ OAC wheels, 9000 ml. Al o:ind.
cha ir, miac. S4f>..27S3 wa. very active &: alert. $150. 673-5126 Hwy, N.B. SS!!5. 874 Darrell Sl. c.M. * $-46.58 per monlh * 494-8003 l :JQ-2:30 Mon-Fri
LAWNMOWER, SlO: gold 546-38M 6/8 l1"6'°' -0c=-,-.,-~Sk~iH~.~75~~hp All Marine electronics 548-2535 "850" S'I1CK $42.65 PR MO '66 9U, 5 Spd., Immac. cond.,
nylon carpet, 10xl2', good FRIENDLY FLUFFY Kit· Evlnrude, elec. star t , sold at a nice diKCOU nt. 1-c.c;«"'c"HEVY;;;;;;-,S;;I:;ak=•'"'Tru=:;,k::-HIRI FRIEDLANDER rnany extras. J 5 . 00 O.
cond., S2S incl. pad, 644--0955 tens, Weaned l hsebroken. Raytheon DE 726 Fam· See us before YoU buy! RUNS GOOD. $325 or bell of-13150 Beach Blvd. (Hwy 39) Original owner 673-5833
WEDDING dnu aep. train It 646-5273 6110 thometer. 673--4370 Marine 6 Battery ShoppeN B fer. Kl S-2124 2 bUca SO. G.G. Fwy '59 PorlChe Rdslr, $1295,
veil, Ille 10-12. Colt $230 VERY Cute male mlxed 24' CABIN Ouiser. Galley, 1=24"30=W=·=C=°';'"l'"H"wy=, =-"' ':'=1 ··~53"'F"o,=d"""P"'an".r'°.'"'N"'"•-w""'dr'"'•-•· 893-75118 537-6824 XLNT COND, red. Kuatom
ukina: $100. 5-46-&146 breed pup. 6 ~. old. head, SIS radio. Fu 11 •--t Slip Moorln" 9036 Good.~sportation. $l2S or K&n, 19SO Harbor, CM
BROWN tweed carpeting •P. 53&-8774 or !l.16-3960 819 covers. Incl tandem trlr. uv. • otter. 646.Sll! JA&UAR
prox 60 sq yds, includet pad FOUR BeautilW ma1e, 6 ,wks $2900. 847-4133 BOAT SLIP
$50. 548-7233 old. Iona haired kitten•· All DRY Boat Storage, 10'-40', ror 30 lo -40' aal lboat '510
STEP IMd rear bu mper rOr art haebroken. 1148-4316 6n feneed yard, on the water, $2.25 * 642·9201
fendtr •~ pickup ttuek. GERMAN Shepherd fa.mllf Newport Beach. 40c per ft. I-========= TOYOTA Landerui9tr 4 Yd.
Brand new $3].962-4190 dor. Female. 3 yra old to 642--9'l1Jt Boat-Yacht 1967 hardtop. warmi hubt.
9x12' OVAL RUG aood hOm t. 111-4913 1/8 GENTLE OELOING, family Chart.rs 9039 cau 53fHi610 aft 5 p.m.
LIKE NEW $25. FREE Oran&• tabbY kittens. horse for ldda, befiMet1 4: • CHARTER 'nlE FINE.ST Recreat'n Vehlclee 9515 64&-1473 ,..._,. ...... -6n experts, 1125. 963-3152.
RENAULT
l959 RENAULT: EJ(cellent
oond, R • H, $325 Pvt p!;)t, 642.5!1M
SPRITE
B3 Hamond Organ
with Leslie speaktrw
Excel cond. ~
INTERESTING -Old private
papers of Judge, from 00
thru early 1900's, Alao
pbotoa. Dodge City, Gun-
nlton. Colo .. Salt Lake Ql)i. MGB BUCKET SEATS
·613-3316 RED. l'O·
~ ~·~ ===~~=~~~ New 40' Ketch 12' OfRIS CRAFT with 2S hp 6"l~251i e 675-2400 VW DUNE BUGGY, T-Jtdatr 4 Lona bUr beautlful kittens.
1"o Sood bome. 54&--U62 1/1 ... -.. • u:t.-. IJOO =======.:=:~! --· pols!ey .... '64 JAGUAR
1960 BUG·EYED ~tt. Ex·
ctHent ntnnfng condition.
Phooe615-3STO l1SCllER ' • 9IJ2...4laJ • : Spinet P I an o, KIRBY VllCU\Jm cleantt A =="""""'°'"""=-"-~= C Peut 1''7 k It t e 11 . .__
' ebony; like new, $600 atta ch men ls . Pa,y otf POWER l.awnmO"l'tt 3.0 HP, Hou1e1:JroMn. ~?965 ltl
••1---•-64&<.189 ___ •___ balance ol $5.1.40 or amall with catcbtr; 2 yrs. old. 5 CUte 91rt sll.IDtle ldtttnl.
; ORGAN". Lowrey J{oraesboe pa,yments. Cttdft d e P t • Xlnt oanct. '35· lln-9532 531.1815 118
1 deluxe model. 11·1, like new, ,53>-=..;,7289:;;,----~-llEN'8 Bike $1T.50. 8oy'1 8 WEK blk Ir wbt male ktt-
l 543--2594 CARPET • AptJ • HomeJ,, StiQg:ray SllSO MWS80 ten, S.-2769 aft 5 pm. 1110
l PIANO Wanted. Ptivate par-QuaUty Installation. Free
• ty wants to~ piano for e:11l1mates. AU pri ce•. Mite. Went.cl N10 ll.F.C.Dryfr. N'eedl repair,
546-4478 t!'Ves. Uc. Con. You baul away, bMYr3.5 t/8 l cash. 543.9335 CHILDS Chifierobe wanted. --;=-~.,.,....,=.,-~ WURl.JTZER S¢1'M'I hardly IJ'actor Suitable lot • n I I CJ u I n I • FREE Klttena to kind home.
• used. MIS items MK offer Youth bed &. matt,.... Phont 642-4980 tt no an1. tr)' m• Delaware H.B. eno
-11ar, Hllrbour ~ $30. • 84J.l285 a&ab!· rlLL DJJlT, M2-43T1 fi/S
I • l
SU-1383 Iott stor... f04t: coven, new P!llDt. ~-
TAKE amau bolt ln trade 30' ;;.;~~;;:-=~iiiilo'ii""'-l~m~oo~.~-~~~=== HOL Sloop, A·l oond· all BOAT S'l'ORAGE
raceWl1, radio 675-1393 4 LAUNaiJNG Campen .9520
"U·-• ~., -.~....... Sail or~ up to 'JI! _,, -'-
.... ~ lN UV\ .uw1 l' eel a.rd New90rt SEE the Ml new M""""" wt)'
10' Glaapar Flbrqlu1 ~t.1 M~ ntee Campers, 2'·", 30", 36", t8",
Runabout. SUS. 67~1-43-4 Include • , • Use of boilt i2''. Fll1. all 8' w14e btdl·
PVT PTY WANTS so to 60 hp Launcbinc Ca.boven $450. nn. avail.
OUTBRD motor. L-o n I CALL ANTHONY'S Ha.ttOl'I Camptr Salff
shaft. Reu. 962--3691 839-2281 222 W, Wllaoo, Of
I ' Pl"9r1lm ~rt THE QUICKER YOU C.W.. J4&.0lll
lltna!\y. $111 • ""31113 ?HE QUU!KEll XOU SEU. l>!ol -... llEBULTS
11 I
'81 SUNBEAM ALP IN' E
ROADSTER. 100 hp. dlr, n-
ode . ....... """· hick buclret M•tl, • Cid. wire
whtfb. $11& dcla or take
oldtr' car in trade. Pymn,ts
SSf.86 mo. alt 11, .-.em or
63H!i1T I
Dl'1 &o.56'11 .... Rl!SUL'13
-
• •" t . I ••
DAILY PILOT S..l.W'Day, June t !%8
HOO
VOLKSWAGEN
ntANSPORTATION lml'Ortocl Autoo 9600 omoor!ocl Autos
1-~~~~~~-1
UtM c... 9900
GROTH
f. CHEVROLET
' • .: WEEKEND :
' ' SALE -·-'68 RIVIERA
Full power, FACTORY AIR,
low, low miles
, $AVE HUNDREDS
; 'bb CHEV. P.U.
• . .. •
4 WHEEL DRIVE
%. ton, VS, 4-Speed
U3266.
$2699
·-------
'63 CORVAN
CAMPER
6 cyl. 4 speed, F'WT-258
$1199
'62 BUICK
SPECIAL V-8, Auto. P.
Steering, Fact. Air. LUL-
679.
$899
'63 BUICK
Skylark, V-8, auto r .
steenng, FACTORY AIH.
GEY-139
$1399
; '60 International 4 cyl. 4 speed, will make
'ct camper. KIN-OTT
SUNBEAM
·67 SIJNBEAM IMP $1000.
2363 Weslfninsler Pia~.
C.M. 646-9130 ~
'61 SUNBEAM Alpine, good
cond.. l'ecent o'hf.ul ; ttal
¥ha111! $1'l5._~3
TOYOTA
681/2 TOYOTA
Nobody hos
betto r usod VW•
thon VW.
NEW SHIPMENT \Ve glv~ them the Volks-
JUST ARRIVED wagcn 16-Poi~t Safety ~nd
GET OUR DEAL TODAY Performance 1nspect1on. • That's why we can guaran·
L • tee 100% the repair or l'f·
1111.. A11H I placement of all major me-ttUl. UUIO chanical parts•. But not
evl'!ry used VW gets thls IMPORTS inspection. Only VWs sold
by authorized dealers. Like
"'· 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 e engine e transmission
TOYOTA
JIEAOQUARTERS
ELMORE
15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr
Phone 894-332'.l
VOLKSWAGEN
• '66 Volkswagen rad'° and
heater, 2 dr sedan 1300
series A-1 condition. Will
help finance or accept trade
in. Hours daily after 6:30
call 837-386.'i Sat or Sun
after 9 am· LI 8-4805 after 8
pm
• rl'&r axle •front axle as-
sembliel!I e brake s)rsl~m
e electrical system
'67 Volksw~gen
$1699
Includes 53 HP 1500 se.ries
"all California Sa f et y
Equipped." Radio, heater,
tull vinyl, includes clean up
and delivery.
BANK FINANCING
549.0303 -673· 1190
1t7D HARBOR ILVD.
COSTA MESA
'67 V\V dlx, dlr, sedan. One
ownt'r Safari beige, big
radio, extra a pe a k e rs ,
Special rug& -while aide
walls, 12,000 actual miles.
$175 dels, or older irade. J ========== Pymnts $46.86 mo. can after
ll, 494-9'Tl3 or 639-3617
--
I
TRANSPORTATION-TRANSPOl\TATION TRANSPORTATION TRAN$POR-TATION
•mocrted A.utoa 9600 Used Cart 9900 ' -;1 Cars 9900 Uted C•ra 9900
VOLVO
'64 Vqlvo ~818, 26 mpg,
beet oiler by w~kend takes.
ld~l work car. 673-2489
Sport Cors 9610 * 68! MG* GET A
BETTER DEAL
HERB FRIEDLANDER
13750 Beach Blvd. (Hwy 39J
2 blks So. G.G. Fwy,
893-7566 537~4
Rar.e C1r1, Rods 9620
WORLDS Only • '57 Nardi
Rstr. Superb Handling -
Exclt <.'Ofld. Powered by
850cc Oosley Full-race eng.
H mod. SltlXI or w/trailer
$1200. 673-6734. Must Sell
ln\med.
INDY Race. car Lo t u s
OieVrolette near ne\\'• '68
1\-lagnaOux paper. Trade or
$15,000 644-ffi84 .
Autos Wanted 9700
WE PAY ... CASH
ror used cars It trucks jW1t
call us for tree estimate.
GROTH CHEVROLET
Ask for Sales Mana&er
18211 Beach Bl.,
Huntington Beach
Kl~=
Will Buy
Your Volkswagm or Porsche
& pay top dollars. PlUd for
or not. Call Ralph
673-1190
BUICK · IUICK
•
'63 BUKK '65 BUICK Skyl1rk ('OijPf, VI, autom•tic
transmission, power tteerins; Electra 225 coupe. Full pow·
poY'er bntkefl, power win· er equipment and factory air
dows-, power seat. conditioning. Local one own-$1295 " "' L.tk• now $2495 STANSIURY
BUICK STANSBURY
2100 HARBOR BLVD. BUICK
COSTA MESA 646-9022 2100 HARBOR BLVD .
COSTA MESA 646-9022
'65 BUICK '65 RIVIERA
Full power equipment plus
lactory a~ conditioning. Tilt Sport wagon. VS engine, auto-
steering wheel. matir. transmission, power $2795 s1eering, tilt steering \.11heel.
$2395 STANSBURY
BUICK STANSBURY
2100 HARBOR BLVD. BUICK
COSTA MESA 646-9022 2100 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA 646-9022
CADILLAC
CHEVROl,ET . '
'67 EL CAMINO deluxe, big
6, std, dlr. n.dlQ, heater,
tint.e-d g!au, ww, cxollc
i:Old. Speedometer. show& -
10,000 mi~. Under war-
ranly. Like new. srm. dels
or trade. Low, low pymnts .
alter 1, 494-9773 or 639-3617
'Gl CHEVY IMPALA, HARD
TOP. BIG V-8, 3 speed. Red
exterior, red interior, Runs
like a clock! S75. dels., will
finance balance, dlr. Private
party. Call after ll. 639-3617
494-9773
'62 Chev Super Sport, new
complete rebuilt 327 -eng.,
dual quad:;, !sky cam &
lifters &. slicks. Son in Viet
nam have $1800 in car will
sell for $850. 646-1588 or
~24a6
'61 Cl-IEVY IMPALA,
very comfortable & qui€!1 run-
ning car. Xlnt mech cond. V8,
2 dr. Call anytime. $575.
or 0Ue1: * ~75-4780 *
'62 CHEV Impala Wagon. 283
cubic inch, power .!leering,
and ·rear window. While
walls, 546-0lfS
'64 CHEVElLE \f-8 2 Dr.
hdtp. Fact. air, many ex-
tras. Lo Mi. Orig. owner
673-9221 Eve
'&I CHEVY Impala 2 dr, ps.
air cond., A-1 eond., one
owner, private par I y.
548-5835
'66 EL Camino, loaded &
clean. By Original Owner.
64£.2tltl6
Niw ,C1r1 9IOQ 'Dw ~·" HOO
• .
A111iiversary Sale
• .
.. ' :: < • •
Johnson & Son ::
LINCOLN·MERCUaY·COUGAlt DIALllt
LARGE SELECTION OF •••
l ,VXV RY CARS ·:
with. cla ssic trad ition in impeccable tas+ •.•. :
exactin9 crafts manship and the ultimate :
in prestige ?
'67 Cont. 4 Dr. SH. In Mautlfwl Camff tl'ffll wit\
11111tchln9 Mthar, air tend., 1teNo an4 loodt of
otMr aJh'OS. 50,000 11111• warra11ty. 5o14 •Ml ~·
lcH by us. rltlCED TO SELL!
'67 Cont, Cpa. (bony blotli, loaded wltll ertras fncht4.
Int air cond. and leather. S0,000 11111• warra11,.,.
PRICED TO SELL
'64 Cont. Con'f'ertlble. l'h1tinu111 color -A tnie cl•llC:-
wltll ell httury extra1 lncludin9 air, ' ~~~~ ~~~. ·~ .. ·.~.... .. . . .. .. .. . $2395.
'64 Cadllloc Coupe DoYllla $2595 Loodff with ntfu. l11tl11dln9 air
& loather. If you are• Cad lover
tlll1 ls for you at •••.... • • • • • • •
'64 "T" l lr4
Sliver. Like a-. with air ,,,,,,
'64 lulc k Rl ... iero
Twrq11olse. F11lfpo-r with air.
local own•r ••• , , •• , • , .••• , ,
$2095
$2195
Anniversary Sale.--
••• FREE~~;
$599 ·~ vw. White, red interioc,
radio, under dash shell, ex-
cel cond. U295. Call aft 6
pm.~538'.l
1968 Volkswa9en
$1889-Full Price
6 Mo.-6,000 Ml. Guar.
Includes 50 HP Series, Wind-I z ======== '68 Eldorado, fully equipped,
white padded top, special
aqpa paint. fuli leather,
purchased locally. Private
'57 Chevy station wagon, VS,
auto, good shape, needs
paint. $250. 548--5727 aft 5
'64 SISCA YNE, auto, ps,
32,CXXI mi, Musi sell. IMMAC
$1095 54:>-6801
Luggage Rack with the purchase of any NM
or Used Car during our anniversary sale.
Beautiful Chrome Luggage Rack, ideal for
vacation or permanent use, can be installed
permanently or clamped on when needed.
Fits sedans or coupes and station \vagons.
~A $45.00 valu<').
'65 PONTIAC
G.T.O. V-S, full pv.T, fact
a!F;-24 mo: famous· OK"
warranty. Red, NM0-962.
$2199 -
'63 GALAXIE
VS, Auto. P-steering,
NXP-466
$699
'63 GRAND PRIX
Full power, fact air.
LXD-095
$1499
'65 BONNEVILLE
VS, Auto .. P. Steering
& Brakes. PIY-077
$1599
'65 MERCURY
VS, F'. Power, Fact. Air
' WMR-857
1799
1965 VW new brakei., tuneup
· & paint. Excel shape. $1050,
Lymr. 642-9511 675!=-TJ98?1!Ves
& weekends.
_2·VW's '591 '.61; $650 :: $750.
Good cond.. brand new
paint. Must sell one. 8182 ln-
dlanapQlis, HB 53&-8724
'66 SQUAREBACK
\'ARJENT $1900 91' best of-
fer. 67S.-5442 or 543-TI67
VARIANT Wgn., Excel. cond
rebuilt eng., new clutch,
hedder $1.150 673-4;is8
'65 Volkswagen $1095
Red. LIKE NEW. Kustom
Kars, 1900 Harbor, CM
'65 VW Station wagon, model
15005: low mi., xlnt cond.
S'495, 7'14-1492 (Anaheim).
'59 VW (bug). S550, light-
beige. Oean & good cond.
67S.-5l18 eves & wknds.
'Ei6 vw Fastback, xlnt cond.;
blue . wJblk. int~'(~~
owner $1 ,600. 642-62'Hl 'E•e.
'64 VW CON\rr. DELUXE
Xlnt condition: new tires.
Sl({i() * 646-1036
1962lh SUNROOF. 0 r i g
Groth Chevrolet believes in owner. New trans, excel
t he individual. Bring your cond. $775. 644-m4
individual transportation -~.61~vw~. -,ood--,-oon.,..-dl°'·1"ionc:--. -
problems to tls. -•-$600. Can be seen at 944
NO DOWN PAYMENT w, Victoria, c. M.
PROBLEMS HERE '68 VW West ph a l ian
ALL YOU NEED IS campmobile. Fully equip-
YOUR GOOD CREDIT pod. 2500 mi. S3450.""""""
GROTH
CHEVROLET
18211 BEACH BLVD.
Huntington Beach
H7-6839 e 545-8863
Dlme • • • Line
'65 vw
• $1195.
646-9076 after 5 PM
shield Washers, I u 11 Vinyl
Interior, Outside r.1 i r r or,
Healer, Defroster, a~ well
aS cleanup aild-delivery.
$202 Full Dr\. Payment
includes Tax & 1.ic •.
.$62.36 mo. bank finan.
Ask about our
$202 Dn -36 mo fi! S46.:.l5 +
1 linal payment for !itle.
T&M MOTORS
Specializing . VW & Porsch<'
SORl GARDEN GROVE BL.
GARDF:N f;ROVF:
892-5551 or 534·2284
VOLVO
'6B1f2 VOLVO
NEW SHIPMENT
JUST ARRIVED!
GET O\JR DEAL TODAY
..J)eu.lW>U W " IMPORTS
1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9?113
'68 VOLVOS
GET OUR DEAL "LAST"'
'58 Slope Back .. • • • • .. $2M
·52 4 Door .............. s899
'63 Slope Back ........ SHID9
HERB FRIEDLANDER
13750 Beach Blvd. (Hwy 391
2 blks So. G.G. fwy.
89J.. 7566 537-6824
P 1800 -Volvo -v clean
$1825 -673--0308 -54:)-9431
~ S. Bayfront -Bal Isle
SOCK IT TO 'EM!
Used Cars 9900
NEED A CAR?
CAN'T BE FINANCED! '
•Bankrupt'! •Repossession?
e Bad Credit? • Divorced?
e Military e New in Atta?
~8.kt' Payday-Payments.
McCARTHY MOTORS
1420 So. Main & Edinger
{2 blocks N. of Sear.!>)
· Sanla An a Ph 542-3507
. -pu"ty. 644-2666 • '66 RIVIERA -• '68 Cpe De Ville Save $1500
Full power and factory air Show Room .New Turquoise,
cond1tklning,., Tilt Sl~ring ~d I_ top, .a1r/cond, l1tat!Jer,
wheel, $trato bench seat. hit wh, 544-3476
$3495 " 'f,6 Cadillii.c Convertible. Air,
fully equipped, good con-
dition~!6. Private part.t.
673-8929
CAO '63 Eldorado Conv. F'uli
'58 CHEV. 289, panel. Mag
wheels, stereo tape; good
tires. $400. 535-9Ui7
./ BARGAIN. '66 ChcvcTie'
Malibu 2 dr. xtnt cond. VA CATION TIME •••
$1500. M"'t ""'· "'''..3007 .HOW ABOUT A WAGON?
'65 Chevy Malibu Sta Wag, -
BluC'. Xlnt cond, $16!fl ~!1.~:f:::Z.. Uk• new. Saxony yellow, $3795 )
644-1548 6 pass. Air 'ondltionln,. Full po-r. ,I .. '.
'57 CHEVROLET
GCOD CONDITION ~:11~;.:d u don. leoutlful white, look' $1595 .
!150 ... 545-8646 . ' ·=__c.::.:::..::c:._ __ [fi n~w. Locol 1 owner car with foctory '
STANSBURY
BUICK r'-
2100 HARBOR BLVD. equip .. ~Ix feaiures, f~ct air.
1 COSTA MESA 646-9022 V~ue 11res, 4!1.000 mi. S2095
Prtv prty 646--1713
'63 ll\1PALA,,ooc owner,
beaut cond .. air, PS/PB,
$1150. 494-28a<I aft:..
air. lde~I Yoco~ion tor or.ly . , , , , , , •
'63 Ford $995. Cowntry 1eda;,. Bel,e. Str., auto. tfan1., :
'f,6 BUICK Special; very low
mileage, xlnt cond.; Sl.750
Orig. owner. 642-3437
9600
'63 Cad. FM radio, leather
int, air. very clean. Asking
$2000 54&-242<>
'67 CAD. Coupe; full power;
fact. air. Must $ell! Best ol-
fer takes it! 675'--0664
CAO '63 Park Ave, cream
pufJ, full equip., $1800 or
best offer. aft 6, 49H864
'56 CHEV AS IS. $175 See at
Bel Congo Motel, Room 28,
after 6 PM
·53 Chevy, new rings, valves,
good lires, runs good. $160.
See 98o Victoria, CM aJt 6
'64 CHEVEU.E
SEE TO APPRECIATE
$1295 * 646-3533
'56 Chevy Bel Air, Excel ~tta 225 h.~top. Full CHEVROLET transportation. $2:II or best
jiOWer equipmerlt p\u~ .. fac-offer. Call aft 6:30, 673-611i2
!ory air conditioning. Gold '66 CHEVY 11 V-8 -283 29,000 '38 Ch<'vy -engine rebuilt. ~olor. $400 under Blue mi. $1500 can bt financed. Exterior & interior rough.
· 548-!Y154 I $:!SO. * 675-1709 $2895
STANSBURY
BUICK
2100 HARBOR BLVD.
COST A MESA 646-9022
'65 Buick Spec. dlx, Sta.
wagon; fully equip.. xlnt
cond. Moving; $160-0,
54~146
CHAR.CE your want ad now.
1 .. -,~rted Autos
Transportation Specials
Auto Discount Center
2004 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA 642-4621
'SS
'S4
'S8
~~Da~!...tlt .. .... ......... $1 49
IUICK
YI, crutomatic
FORD ve. automatic ..
.. $149
.$249
'59-~8-~E-:.-~!.-L-E:-lt-... -... --.. -.$-249
'S6 OLDSMOBILE
YI, autamatic .. $249
'60 PLYMOUTH $299 DOft't Miss Thts! _ ---------' 60 OLDSMOBILE . $299 WOft't Lost Lon9! __ -
'61 FALCON $299 Automatic, 6 cyl. --------' 60 RAMBLER . $299 6 cyl., standard. __ _
'S8 RAMBLER '299 Automatic, air cond ... --------' S 7 PLYMOUTH $299 6 cyl., standard, R&H.
low 111lle119e. Re11I bor'1oi11 , , , , , , . . . • -,
~'
COME SEE THESE NEAR NEW.
PASSENGER CARS
'66 Clwt. Mollb11
2 Door hardtop. Loaded with 1xtr<11.
l11tliet $o10t$ & consale. Factory a1r,
9000 ach1al mlln. Local tar ...••.• •
'67 YW
Swnroof 9"'a11. Lo~ of extras. 9000 oc•
hlal 1111191. Show roo111 trash •••••••••
'67 M.,cwry
4 Dr. Manter•y with olr. Only 12,000
111lln. S0,000 Mil• Worr<1nty , •••• · · •
$2195
$1795 :
$2995 .
'6' Mff"" $3295 Park Lone Con•. 5.55, EY1ry eitra. Jwst
Oll'lll' 14,000 mll11. S0,000 Ml~ Worronty.
'67 M•rcwry
2 Dr. HDTP. Monterey. Vinyl top, cilr
an4 50,000 Mlle Warranty. Sold nh
by WI •,, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
$2895
''6 MH"'V $2595 4 Dr. HDTP Mo ntclolr. lnclud~ olr.
50,000 Mlle Warranty ... , , , ••.•••••
... .... $1795 Golai le Xl Con•. Loffed with •t trGt
lncludl11'1 air. local car . , , ..•.....•••
'66. Olohmoblt• $2495 Delto 4 Dr. with air. A real Yol111 ot • ,
Looking for an Anaerican
Sports Car for 6radnation?
SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION
141 • ., c .... ~ ••• $2795 l11clw41n'I XR7. A.11 tolors. oil kinds cif
axtTOl. All low 111lleo1Je ca~. All
50,000 Mlle Worrontlfl. , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
'67 Muston'
Cpa. llw1. Awto., pr. $fr. YI, 50,000
111111. Like new ,,.,., .......•.• ,,,,
'64 Cofll'ette
Stlll'lroy. Mldnl,ht I J11e. Alf.co11dlllon.
Auto. trons. Pr. stn rln,, pr. wlndciw1.
Owned and drl••n by yowlllJ widow whci
••••r lllod a ticket. Low miles ..• , •.• ,
$2395
$2695
'SI CM«"' $1195 Looli1 lllie new. 4 $pffd, brl'lht toiol
color. Ttil1 Is o slH per ot , , , , ....•.. ,
A1iniversary Sale
'60 l~~.:!:t~c, 6 tyl. ······· ······ $299. !OPEN SUNDAY I --------
' 60 FORD $299 J h Wogon.Y8,crutomotlc..... o· nson -= 'S7 ~~!~~.~~":lr<Oftd. $299
JEEP
'67 MG • ··: ............... ---and '60 OLDSMOBILE s349 COftvt, YI, automatic. ___ .
CHOOSE FROM ONE OF Iii'
ORANGE COUNTYS LARGEST • '64 FALCON $499 s
.__IM•P•O•R•T•t•NV•E•N•T•OR•l•ES•I--' ·:: ,
62
6 cyl., •hln .... d.. on
IUICK $S99 1966 HARBOR c ..... YI, ... -i •.......
~ THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL UNCOUl-MERCURY-COUGAR·DEALER
:: :~.~.1.,~~1A $499 600-700 W. Coast Hwy.
Radio. heater.
$1295
BLVD.
CDs-TA MESA
646-9303 s E•9••• Newport Beach • • ~~Yl.Y1Yr!.Y/lj.__ __ M_2·_~2_1 __ ~~-M_8B_51 ___ 642_-098_1~
I. •,
Tlll'NSPORTATI ON-TRANSPOllTATION Tlt ANSPOltTATION . S.lllfdiy, --.. 1'161
'111ANSPOllTATION IMNSPOltTATION""-TltANSPOllTATION-TltA~SPOltTATIO
IWL Y PILOT
'66 FORD GALAXIE
4 dbor hardtop, VS, automatic, air aorn.
electric windows, radio, heater, 1ilver
~ue with blue interior.
$1995
'62 CHEVROLET ·
Pickup truck. 6. cylinder, s,tlck shift, 8'
FleeUlde body, _£.lean.
s995
'65 CHEVROLET
Malibu super sport conVertible, VS,
automatic, power steering, M!.dio, heater,
tahitian t urq. with white vinyl bucket
seats.
$1695
'66 MUSTANG
Hardtop coupe. VS, automatic, power
steering, radio, heater, white with red
interior.
$1795
'63 IMPALA
Sport coupe. VS. automatic, PQWU' •~!· ln.c. radio, ~at.er, 1othlc &old. A weD
kept car wl.th low mlleace.
$1295 .
'66 CHEVROLET
Impala sport coupe. Automatic, power
steering, re.dlo, heater, factory a.Ir, vinyl
~·.gold s2;·;5
'63 RIVIERA
Hardtop coupe. Automatic. air cond~·
full power, radio; heater, ermine whi'f
with red leather trim. ·. ·
$1895
'64 CHEVROLET
~ ton pickup. 8' Fleet.side, V8, auto-
matic, radio, heater, ·custom cab.
$1595
'65 MUSTANG
STATIOl ·WAGON SALE
'66 ISUICK
Estate· sport wago n. Automatic, power
' steering, tactOry air, radio and bea ter,
white with red interior.
$2895
...... ----------~-w-
'66 CHEVELLE
Malibu Station wagon. Automatic, power
steering, 327 V81 tactory air, r a d i o,
heater, buttern~t yellow.
' s2495~
'66 CHEVY II
Nova station wagpn . V8, automatic, pow.
er steering, R&H. A rare compact wagon,
ermine white with blue interior.
$1895
'65 CHEVELLE
Malibu station wagon. VB, auto matic,
power steEiri~g, factory air conditioning,
radio, heater, tift r-wheel, tropical tur·
quoise.
$2095 .. ~ ' .
~
'67 EL CAMINO ' . .
Cwltom. V8, automat.lc, power 1\eerlfl&',
radio and heater, erunet white!
$2595 .
'64 PLYMOUTH
' ' -. Sport fury c;oup:. '(8, ~utomattc tran1·
mlsslon, power stttr1ng, radio and tleat·
'" $1295 ·_
l -'62 ~ADILLAC
~ DeViile. Factory air conditioning,•
automatic, 1ull power, radio and heater.
$1395
'64 CHEVELL£
Malibu sport coupe, VBr automatic, pow.•
er steering, radio, heater, factory air
cond., low mileage and clean as new.
$1695
'62 fALCON '67 MUST ANG GT
· 2 plus 2 fastback:··4-spel!d, powe~lt-·lloconvertlliie. Ridio, heater, silver with
ing. radio and heater, deluxe Interior black vinyl interior.
'64 CliEVROLET · Slalio~ wagon. 6 ,;;lnde< <•&i,;;,,--;,ao-;;:-
, 9 passenger .wagon. 327 VB, autom atic, ard transmission. option.
$2395 •
power steering, factory+ air conditioning,'°"'"""'" -
-radio, heater. Ermine white.
$1895 ·s495
1'-1ontclair hardtop coupe. VS, automatic,
power steering, radio, heater, low mile·
age, ermine white with blue interior,
'64 CHEVROLET
Impala 4 door. V8, automatic, power
steerin&, radio, heater, silver blue tu.
ton<.
~ ..
'66 CHEVROLU . • : : --_. ;66: CAP~ltE
Sport van . Radio an·d heater, oret_n ·and. Cuitam..co.upe. 327 VS, automatic. power ~ .stttrin&' .. lactory·atr conditlonln&, radio. white tu-tone with deluxe vinyl interiOr. heater,Jike new._ $1795 s21·95 ., , : $2695 .
-----/--:_ ------s995
~ ~
PRICES GOOD THIS WEEK ONL y
CONNELL .. -
2a2a HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA
~~::546-1203~:s546-1 .200
'\:::;;<<=============::: ~ CHRYSLER _ •• ·~I ..,._------' •' 'liif'Chrysler ',Ygn. fully equip.
; rncl. Dual air condition.
·~ $2950. 16622 Tiber Lane. H.B.
~ ~17.19;,J
' ' " COMET :~1------·---:: "63 COMET Wagon $5.50. 6 ~ Cy!. slick, clean: ~ood tires
;.1 & cond. R/H. 673-0461
' 11. '64 Comet Cyclone. PS/PB,
{ air. cood., bucket seats,
'CiiYl toP, Sl.150. 673-7848
·l 1;======== •
·: CORVAIR . -.
'64 FORD '68 MERCURY
MUSTANG
'65 MUSTANG
Automatic, VS, power steer-ing, factory air, beautiful.
. Only $1799. low down OAC.
$59.64 per month.
HOLIOAY RAMBLER
PONTIAC
ROY CARVER
PONTIAC
2925 Hart:u-Bl., Colt• MMI
Kl 6-4444 ' Orange Cowrty'1 Exctu.dvt
1 ==1969--,.,-H-'""°"°-' "°B""l•"°d_. -.-' 1 Dealer tor ·!CDU. • llo}'CI llld
'65 Mustang 2 + 2 VS, auto, Bltltly.
ps, good cond, SlSOO 548-3507 ILLNESS. fo~ sa]e of '63
alt ·4 Pontiac GP . Immaculate.
Station wagon. vs engine. Monrelair 2 Door hardtop. 'li6 MUSTANG ~v. Hi.pert.:
Real extra special this week· 12,IXKl actual mi lea. Under :: sru1~~ $1580. 276
40,000 milea; top ~aJlt;y neW
tl.rts, wire wheels,,$1350. can 83.>-0924 •
end. factory warran!Y. f1ctoryl========= $995 :r. conditioninir. Beautilul OLDSMOBILE
$3695 " ...--------·~'I!!' CORVAIR, notom•lit. STANSBURY
of radiO, heater, runs well. BUICK CUtla.As, mjr cond, pow. S.
MUST Sell 1964 O.lds. F85
4 SPEEDS
SPECIALIST
HIGl:I PERFORMANCE
CUSTOM CARS
LARGEST SELECTION IN
ORANGE COUNJ"Y
~ ljr.t off" o•e< I 70 0. STANSBURY Mok e o It·"· &1~2713
;. &f3-8C69 2 100 HARBOR BLVD. BUIC-K 49il-l620 weekends & eves. ~ '60 CORVAIR COSTA MESA 646-9022 '5.1 Olds Flo.. tnuaportation,
~ GOOD OONDITI0.'1 $175. '63 FORD Galaxie 500 V8 2 2 100 HARBOR BLVD. good motor -l't1ake offer. Selected Auto
Center ~: .,.. * &16-3319 * dr., hardtop, Power sle~r-COSTA MESA 646-9022 Pvt Pty Eves &: all day ~!=-======== ing. nuro., Radio, heater. '61 Mercury Meteor, xlnt run· Wkends 673--8316 ~I -.. CORVETIE_ Very good condition. Leav· ning condition S235. Child's '56 Olds, fine , trans, good
13032 Harbor Blvd. 5374646 ·
ing for Vietnam S200 & take surfboard S30. 642-4198 motor .C. tires .. Make affer. ~ '66 CORVETTE. low mi., over payments of $42.62. Priv prty. 548-6196 ""•
.-: blk. w/tan inter. 4 Spd., 64&--0411 eves after 5 pm or MUSTANG wknds. •
'116 Pontiac LeMans. Pb, Pf!,
pwr windows, air cond,
auto, bucket seats, lS,000
miles. MUtt cond. $2395.
5'G--2550 m ru. Aft 6:;.,
&16-2733
Q 427: xlnt cond. S 3 2 O O. all day Sat It Sun. '65 Olds 9(1 HOl!1$aY lfldan air,
'~ 675-1618 '65 LT o 1 nd "'""' S full power, must sell this -· .. " '° · ·-· 4 SPEED ~ '63 OORVETTE Con v t , top, full powr, 6 way seats, _ BEAUTIF1.!L CAR t h I 1
~ AM/FM, Sharp cond, Must control panel, auto spd con· SPECIALIST week! 548-5206
~ sell. SI600 673-2609 trol, clean. Pvt. Pt y. HIGH PERFORMANCE 1962 Olds St1rfire. 'Fae air.
, •54 CORVETTE 67&-1547 aft 6 PM CUSTOM CARS All power. Good condltlon. ,65 RAMBLER
RAMBLER
; Original · Private party '00 GALAXY: Riff, Fae air LARGEST SELECTION IN S'r9'J * 53fr7148 STATION WA00.'1, auloma-
i'. l==C=O=*N=&l6=Tl=·N=57l=E'=N=*T=A=L= I good cond.; auto. trans. $299 ORANGE COUNTY '64 OLDS Starfire. run p!!Wer, tic, radio. heater, power
536-7148 Selected Auto air, 40,000 miles. P IX.I. steerina. spotless, Sl399 or
'50 FORD, black, V-8; ~ C 842-1285 129t down &: $46.00 per
-··--· ~~ --In perf. shape; 4 good tire•. enter 1955 OLDS 4-dr. ChauNeur month OAC. Phone 642:oo'l3.
M A R K Ill SoU ISO. 892-95.12 13032 H'""°' Blvd. 537-4&16 drl"n tor 9 '""· 51,000 HOLIDAY RAMBLER
~ Priv).lte party has available
1S for sale a nt>W 1969 MARK
:: OJ. Phone 644-0348 before
~ noon or after 4 pm. U no
• ans~·er, try again.
) 'SS EVERYTHING! 4 nu
1 !ires ·& bat. Srcreo. t eUow
l w/black Landau top & Int. i Asking $3750. 642--0335
FALCON
REI:> '64 FUtura, 6 cyl auto,
xlDt cond, 41,(QJ ml, $950
fum, 53&-9621
FORD
'61 GALAXIE Conv. Auto '66 MUSTANG Sprint Special. orii milea. $300. 541-7847 1969 Harbor Blvd.
trans, R/H, pl!I, pb, eng OH, Auto tnns, radio. wry '67 OLDS!' Cutlaa Supreme '64 RAMBLER • station
some dents. $295. 64&-689C dean. low milea1e. Call Full pwr., air. blk. ~yl , wagon, m dlr, rad I o,
673-45&t top. A beauty! 543-Ql04 heatet', automatic. White f!X·
'66 Muslalli Con"t'tttlble. V8, '63 CUtlau Co n • e i t I b I e 'terlor, fav.rn green lnl~or.
automatic, power stttrinJ Perfect candition. $ 9 7 5 . JW1I spent $200. on enpe-JEEP
' . • and top. Good condition. 494-5088 ., ' Car in -perfect shape! Take
65 Int Scout. Must sell 1m, 4 Sl900. Cail aft 4 pm , 543-3507 trade or S150 c a• h .
whl drv, R&:H. $1200 or off. Payments S29. mo. Call
531 Catalina Lag Bcb. '65 Mustanir. Very clean. PL YMOU1H alter 11 494-9773 or 6J9..3617
67>5624
1 ~~,fXIJ a ~ , _ ~ . ·~ RAMBLER .
'fl6 MU5rANG Hlgh . Perf 61 VALIANT automatic PS• VI, automatk, 4 DR. Lllce MERCURY 25 000 ml Ma Tacb e~ etc. Ve.ry low, mUeaire u new. $999. ,ar $199 dn. • $38.85 ---------1 G; w/blk Int m-«7'75 MW, Sl195, 646=-1492· per iponth. OAC. Phone
1963 MERCURY Co u n t r y ,66 BLA.a< BEAtrrY 6 cy1. 1 '65 S.tellll~, 4 spd, xlnt cand. 642-00'23.
-0-Uiler. Station wqori. t. awner ExceJ Cond ln eveQ. SUOO. or-$Ui0.-A: take over HOLIDAY RAMBLER
J>Rll·, auto tranl, pwr steer• .,,. Sl.595. 548-6lfil. . pqmeni.. 67)..7012 1969 Harbor Blvd.
ing, l'adlo and beaie,. N"" "' '63 AMERICAN
1960 FORD atation wagori 4 tirel, excellent condition. 'f1 MUS'l'ANG \18 J spell. Im-PONTIAC 11000 miles 1 owner
dr., needs paldt, runs good. S1050: Call 548-<M54 maculate condition. snso. . ' $599 ·
Beat olfer, S4M613 1964 MERCURY c.olony Part By Owner. Mrr7llt , '5T PONTlAC. "Extra dnn, HOLIDAY RAMBLER
NO matm' what 11 ta you I Station Wagon. f\lll pc>'ftf, 1961 Mustana Falfback. Air. ~ trans. tiret, enalDe top 6t2-60Z.l
can aeU H with a oAn.Y AM/FM, excel cond, prt auto. VS. excel cood, ht shape, SD). 54&-2621100 W, CHAltGP.: m ~ .PJLOTWANT ADIJ 6'2·5678 owner. fi46..Q17 $2250 take&. ~f!l Wilaoo. Apt No. 1, CM . ,
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'67 · IMPALA
sPon .coupe. vs', automatic, power stffrlnr,
factory afr condltlonlne, radio, heater, tro-
pical turquolle. •
~695
'66 MALIBU S.S.
couPe. 396 WS, automatic, power steerlnir,
factor)' air conditioning, tachometer, but· ~mut _yellow ~lth black vlnyl roof.
·•2695
'65 CHEVROLET .
Monza. coupe. Fa ctory air conditioning.
Automatic, radio, heater, ennlne White
with blue vinyl bucket seaU:.
$1495
'65 EL CAMINO
custom. V8, . 4 speed radio and heater,
white with green interior._
$1795
'67 OATSUN --·~ ----.--Deluxe 4 Door sedan. Under 4,000 original
miles, 4· speed transmission, radio and heat· ...
S.W59·5
'67 MUSTANG
Hardtop co u p e. Automatic transmission.
radio, beater, 8,000: oriainaJ miles. Must ... ,
$2295
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l0°/o-Tqtal D9~ and $6~.9~ Ptr Mo.
HtrdlQ> c-. SPECIAL VALUE PA(IC ... GE. 200 (.l.D. ,n11I~, Crull·O-mt!lc, he1!1r, yfnyt
l'90f,;brlt111 bo4Y -,id!' moutc1lnJ1~· 1v11 wt>ffl cov1~1. w~w 11ru, plffted v lrwl Ht! Tr1111 '""
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'ft!D '68 ·F•2.50 . STYLESIDE
-$2595 °' 106/o aod 169'~,; Month -
, TOTAL DOWN
With The Purcha se of an El Dorado C•mper
131 w wheel~ ... 360'' JU HP VI •ntlne, l11ll't' 1yndlronl1Ad J SPeed dlf9d 1r1rwnlu lon, ~hrome
l)OOy side moulCll~, twln-l·be•m 11>1PH11lan, rria•lmum GVW 111!•-o-mttlc rnr MllP111nslon,
llM"Y dirty 11" cl\lldl, JI .,..... 1lltl'NllW, U 11m11 botltN, tr1111t &-rttr dOllble Kflnt1 lllloU
tt:&orbers, U\lt U I t :50 • 1•.l I plY rtle<I !ruck 11tt1, lm'-le 11111 L.H. chrome mirror, t ll
v!nvl tffl tr!m. tto. 6't. IMMEDIATE DELIVEltY.
·~:' '68 THUNDERBIRD -'
·~r:;r $4904.77 ~~,~. $3888 •• vi$1o16"
10°10 Total Dow11 G11d $103 .JtPtf Me.
HAl!:.DTOll. Cit VI entlM, crUIH-o-m1llc, -r 1!11rlnf · dlK br1N .. , AM r1dlo, Clock.
comfort 1tre1n1 w111u.i1o11, flltl!I bl!nc~ i.e11, ¥tnvl ln rerlor Ir""' courMly lllJhh, remoll eonrrot
mirror, re1ract1lllo hUO' "-""' doon, tull wl>ftl covtrs .M 111 •lln,l•rd fKIClrY equipment,
Ho. lU. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
BRAND NEW
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Fresh eir h••f•r & d·efrost•r, back-up dom e, eourleiy & side li9hts, l:wektit seets, ell
vinyl trimJ nylon Urpets, rocker panel mould ings & eir scoop ornement, seet-& shoul-
. _dei;. !>.Its, padded desh I visors , windshield Wt.Jh~rs & 2 spe!~ 0wiper.h.._No-'--275.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
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DELVXE SEDAN. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. Jr,.,.oflow v111!111tlon IJiltm, PUSH BUTTON
RADIO, DIC 811AKE:S1 BUCKET SE.ATS, Vl11yl lnltr!CN', u,...,11, lnltrlor & utvlor dfcor
OJ1llon1, WSW Urn Ind tM •ltnclt rd fKIOrt IMllltmMI. Ho. ,.,_·IMMED IATE DELIVERY.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
•-::; '68 GALAXIE XL
Sl'ICIAL
. ··~:.~•Y $4010.57 ~.':~1 $3369 SAVI $641 S7
10•/o Total Down nd 87.48 Per Mo.
FASTBACK. SPECIAL PROMOTION PACKAGE No. 611, VI tntlne, trllllt-O·matl<. -
1tft!rln1, Hl·rlllo t•le, .. iec11lrt co»dlllon!1111. AM •t<llo, clocli, WSW !Ires, hlth 1!yl1 wllMI cove.:•, unlllue XL all vinyl lnt1rlor, Mllal'l'l.ltlc r.ir..:t. IM!td lllT\l>S. roclcor Ptnel rnauldlr.n,
XL dlrome exterior trim, 'l>T' strl-Ind 11! 1~111:t.rd ftctarv 11<11111:..,enf. IMMEDIATE DELlVEllY ' •
·~~D '68 FALCON
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TOTl,.L
DOWN
COUP!. I' rah •Ir helttf' ... dlfrosttf', du.II l'mlr•ulk. br1ke IYlletn, i:aurlnY lllll'lh, IR*ldt
., ouhlde mirrors, Cloffi ., \llllYI lnltrlr trim, pedded dlth .. \I~ alld •II 11-ndlrd f1dory
MUl-111. No. nl. IMMEDIATE DELlVEllY
CALIFORNIA
Sl'ECIAL
·~,~~O"f $2946.79 ~.~~I $2488 SAVI $45879
10°1e Total ~Ow11 M $65.95 Per Mo.
Ca!ltom11 Sotcl1t GT/CS. GT/CS equip. Plckaef! includlnt fli>"rgl1n bod'f 1lde 1cooe>1,
•flbl!rgY11 <1uar1er pa111I e•• .. flb«1l1ss *de lld SPOl!•r, llbtr!llllS lower back panel, 111ctan11.
loll i.m1111, f11ncl loUWrtd hoOd, eJ<PIBt'd hOOd IO<ks, body 11de tape slrk>e, florl1. till l1m111,
dull ,,_.. llCI 1-S!rlpt, MP-Ollell lillt '"" hNOler, lirrt. llllH, Wdo:et i.e1l1, Ill ¥1nvl trim, n'tlon «r•h, Nd. d~h., rocktr 111nel mid. #726 IMMEDIATE DELI VERY .
•OIDll Nc;>~I . , P~YNiENTI INCLUDI: TAX·LICENSE .. f'INANCE CHAllGES f'Oll: .. MO. ON APPllOV!D Clt_EDI! e WHITE .ilDE WALL Tlll:!S .t.MD WHEEL COVERS OPTIONAL. •OIDll NOW!
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BELOW BOOK SPECIALS KELLY OUR SAVE ·.SPECIAL PURCHASE IMPORT SPECIALS
Blue Book P·R'" · -~~-~------------,---~-ti. __ ,-'--:1967 °~AIJ.XIES-MllSTANGS·FAIRLANES 0 T·llRDS '59 HILLMAN $195 '62 FALCON w.,,,.,,,,, "•'•ry ""''"'·No. '"I $595 I $295 I /$300 . ~u~6MT~:l~~s'~~T~~;S~A::~:i~~ '""'•com• .. -. . ....... ..
'56 ALFA ROMEO s395 '62 RAMBLER •••'"'"· ••d>o, '"1"· "'''"1· No. 6" I S495 T $295 .. 1 . /$200 ::6
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' '"'"·I s955 . I $595 I '$260 . '
'62 CHEVROLET .~:;,:~.'~~;::·'"''""'"· ., ... I 5955 J $495 I /$460 BELOW BOOK SPECIALS 81:!L~ok I ~~~f I SAVE
'64 PONTIAC :~·:::'J'.',"J;;;~,.'~':.·.:;~~oj5h"t" I $1820 I ~1195 I /$625 66 CUSTOM VI, '"lo., fodory ,;,,' l H. No. 165 I $1685 . I $1195 I /$490
'65 GALAXIE ::: .. ~.';.,";,;"'0 • "· ''"'"'· '"'
0·J $1850 I $1395 I 1/$,SS 61 (ft£VROL,ET ~.;~:~;:·~•:·.~;''" va,.,•o-••. "·/ $935 I $695 I /$240
-------------------,-,~----' 66 CUST-OM ::~..'~.~0~;i.',:~~: .. :::.\:~ ........ ·'·I s1910 I $1595 . I 11s1es 62 FORD :~~ :r; ·~:;;:·;··"' ... , ....... ,, ... 1 $995 I $695 J 11s100
'65 MUST ANG :::~::~: ~ru.';,"· .......... ""0'I 51775 I $1295 I I $480 '66 FORD :;'," """" ''"''''· '" "'''"''· "' I $1615 J $1395 I I $220
'62 CHEVROLE.T c;,,.,, 4 :'"'· """· h .. '"'," .. 121 1 $595 \ $295 , I /$300 '63 CHEVROLlJ """" "''"" '"' •••• '""· "" 1"J $955 J $295 J /$660
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Laurel Goodwin. Jeftmy
Sl1te. EJvb ia a ftthln1 bOlt cap.
fain who doubles .. • nlttitcJub linaer. Amon1 !tie sonp b the
mlllion·record tlller, ''Return to 1..-0011111 Ill Nea (C) (IO) Sender." (R) 9 C1) fraM lkAM (C) (30) fl'l) NET Flltlnl li•li lldprs: (C) (30) The Cl) &Wit-. ......
Youn1 Fol• cunt.. t:30 R 9 Cl) '9ttlcNt JwtdiH: (C) I ._ ~ (C) (60) (30) Kate Is dbconlolate wt.en her
U O'a.cl HIP (60) honeymoonlna dauchter •nd aon·ln-
..,.. n.tre llW fJlll to remember hef blrthd1y. IU..._
D .,.,.,... W MoN; (C) "Dllll" (drama) '63 l :JO I SetlardlJ ..... (C) (30) -Joan Crawford, Ch1r1t1 Bickford . ......, Rudi: <C> (60) Sindy 0 (i7J (]) ..... , ... , hllct: (C)
Knox aunts. (60) Georae Bums. who but'1b Into I ...., Crllr Sllclw (C) (80) a sona at the drop of 1 dpr ash, ~-T~ Miit (C) • , fin~ himself" outclOlld IS 1't
Anibl ti Nottt plays host to 38 members ~ tht
7:00 8 9 Cl) CBS EMln1 Ntwa: (C) sinain1 Kina Famify, linaera &lo I ) Roaer Mudd. · Stuart! and Lalm. l<azan, and Ena·
llllC s.w,· (C) (30) 11th music hall stars Desmond ind HurdJ htdJ: (C) . (30) Stlrrlna Mirb. (R)
Pele Lofthoute and Hla Second fl) 1oa def Mme.
Story Men. 81rb1re Kelly, The 10:00 II a Cl) Manall: (C) (60) Man·
S · nix enters a dark world of Polltl· • Delttl VIII~ Dip: (C) (30) cal intrigue when he attempts to
Hllpn'a lalud (30) protect a crusadina n9W11Japer pub-
...., Fha Usher from 1 mllllon-dollu llbef • ....,.., t11e Cllltlr action. (R)
0 llllftdo Ella Lico fJ DEBUT Rty Alltlllotly ~ (C)
7:3011 a (I) Tiie P'rilNer: (C) (60) (60) Adlon·packed entertllnment
P1trick McGooh1n, as The PrilDMf, starrin1 the Inimitable Ray Anthony.
ind a new 1rriV1I It !tie vlll111 I News: (C) (30) Cllf Kirk. hitch an etclpe plot The Prleontr : IJ DalUINI
lnterven11 In 1 torturous lntarroa•· CiM • S. Casa
tlon of Nldll (Nidia. Gr1y) Ind 10:30 u II Mondo: (C) (30) "Witch Doc-
halts the tortura by h11 1creement tors In White Tails." Part two. A
to enter an 1rt competition. When study of voodooism 11 It Is still
Nldl1 b 1ai1ned IS The Priloner's practiced tod1y -tonlatrt's focal
m1id. tht two plot tu etelpt. ~nt is Africa. (R) 11 @ (I) Tiie Salllt (C) (60) m Jet PyM (C) (2 hr)
''Ucipe lfoute." Templar ioes to 11:00 II EMW O'Cloc* Report: (C) Clete
Jall on 1 trumped·UP theft. charp Roberts.
to lnvestlpte 1 bl1·scale pnson es· CJ TIN lltll Heur News: (C) (30) upe ora1nl11tlon that 11 run by Jess Mir1ow.
callous klllm. CR) 11 SiM1t1 $pedal: (C) "Olympic IJIMl91t (60) Games Telethon." Jerry Lewis hosts
(17.) (I) Dftlna Cl• (C) (30) the continuln1 drive for fund1 10
llfirloa $ ~ '1Md ef tlle provide for our Olympic team.
(dr1m1) ·~James Aub~. Guests include Polly Beraen, Ad1m
Tom Ch1pln, Hu"' Edw1rda. West. Joyce Jiiison, 1nd the or-1 llpcord (30) chestra of Dick Stabile. Tiie .... Aaawtrl 0 ..... (C) .... ,_ a Mtvta: "'Dawll'a ActM" (ldven·
l:OO D @ Cl) Nt•fJwed s... (C) ture) ·~acdonald Carey, Peter (30) Van Eyc:t. I c..try ... (C) <3 hr> m ni. Ellprm (C)
NET -... 11:15 BF....._ 52 Mowte: "Tiit ..,.,
A.w • .. Daa1artt (1dventure) '58-Wllllam Holden, l:30 R ta (I) MJ l1nl Son: (C) Sophll Loran.
(30) Robblt and Katie •cree to Id U s.t.dlJ Nltllt Mowit: (C) "s.
as ch1pttOM1 when Chip 1nd his t.. ....,., ...,... (drama) '62 -
friends deddt to spend 1 weekend William Holden, France Nuyen.
I t I cabin in the mountains. II) Mtwit: "Smrt Cirla Dllt't Tall"
D @Ci) ltt s...t: (C) (30) (dr1m1) '48-Vlralnll Meyo, Bruce ''That Old Gani of Mint." Mu Bennett
poMS as a master Slftcrec:kar tu 11:30 CJ Tiie T0ttlPt Sllew (C)
track down the lnder of I 11na 12:JO m Alf .... ipt Mev1ta: (C) "Bloocl
of thleYu. (R) and Slnd " "The Co11lcan Brotft. D Dr. llldlr1: (60) "Feet of trS .. and '•'Crash Dive" 1r. shown. feir:• A rounc lab tachnld1n finds •
hlm•lf unable to remember Ind· 1:00 8 Ntw1 (C) _ ( dents thlt beconMt dlltructive Ind • llowia: ...... ~..,...-ro·
frequent. and turns to his doml· mance) '-42-Paul Htnrtld, llkl
lleefina 1unt for help. Robert Culp, G)Ch~ n.utre: "Circle of Dln-M1riette Hartley, Mary Astor 111nt.. .. I ~ (I) u.mic. Weft (C) (60) aer. W-eocfi WooAwy (C) (90) 1:15 11 Movie: "Qiu Vamrt" (Id·
La r---. venture) '53 -Edmund O'Brien,
t:OO R fB Cl) ltepe'a ""'91: (C) Blrry Sull!Yan. (10) Hopft convinces Kllnll ~ D AMatu• ef tlle ....., (C)
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SUNDAY
JUNE 9
MORNING
1:.45 ID Tlt• Cbrlsb>pbm
1~50 II Give Us Tltis Day/Ntwt
7:00 ti Tom and Jerry (C) ID T1le libll Answer•
1:1s m Titt C11r1atophm
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• wortd et YCMIUI (C)
Mr. Wishbone now (C)
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEt<, JUNE 8, 1968
I Robi• ..... Town Han Mtltina (C)
11:00 ~ ef Cel9PlnilJ (C)
My FMfttt S..O..: (C) Or.
Jay Calhoun, Rrst Christian Churcll,
Oranp, Calif., auests.
lllltwtlkll (C)
Chfdl .......... (C)
I S.ndly Mltlatt: "Dondi."
Flflt liptbt Qurda
FutuN
11:30 Cl) Ftce th Natieft (C)
• "" Scope (C) DitconrJ: (C) "Hawaii: Land of
Volcanoes." IJ lhwtr. "Speed CnzJ" (mystery) ·~rett HalMY. Yvonl)e Lime.
AFT f RNOON
7:30 I Undtrdo1 (C)
Country Music (C) 12:006 Opportun!ty Una (C) 1:001 ~ (j) Lamp Unllo Mr fllt 0 Df..tnr. An,lftt? (C) "Shaplna • • Tlll Ciristopllm (C) the Human Body." Bruce Mcintyre
CatllldraJ of I~ shows-what e-~mu« -ttnow
• Tiit Ptrctptfvl 1'1,... about the human body to draw It ~ (6) QM Is Ille A..., (C) pniperty. Ht 11111 dmll 1 •rfer and
II)~. Sotlr• lea Hlitl a potato min .
l:JO 11 LM Up ind llWt I llllMS ind A.,..,. (C) 0 Movie: (C) "SM Dmlt" (Id· lnttlllpnt Pinnt
venture) '53-Rock Hudson. Yvonne ~ltfl fw Todly (C)
De Car1o. DtttctM
8 Rebels W"itft 1 Cant (C) 1Z:15 An~ Wnp-1P (C)
MOYie: ''Tltl Diamond Wlllnl" 12:30 Qt Cl) Nltional l'Tof~I
(mystery) '54 -Dennis O'Keefe, Soccer: Ct> 'f!le North Arn~ncan Margaret Sheridan Soccer Leagues Oakland Clippers
I ltattuyn ltulllmin (C) take on Manchester City, Rrst Dlvl·
PllltlCIOstll Hollnm sion leader In England's Football
Tom ind Jerry (C) Assn .• In the NASL's initial intema·
Ila ltM£l tional competition. O Youth and Police (C) t:OO I C:.mere Tltl'll U Doable Feature: "Man From MonMll Tabtrnld1 Cltolr (C) Wyomin1" and "China's llttll
Caper Cartoons (C) Devils" are shown.
Stmdq Tlteltrt: Today's fea· I Press Conference (C) lures are "Junale Hell," 'The Filtll for. Todly (C) Broken Star," and "Bride of the ~ FUm Feature
Gorilla." 6 lnsilfrt (C) m StmdlJ F~ 1:00 · 00 Miit the Pr., (C) (jj) (1) Mlnlstlr11I Ano~ Movie: "As the Sa Rips" (ad·
@ 00 Su~ Fut.re: .. Ma and venture) '60--tliff Robert$0n, Merle Pa Kettle in the Ozarks. Schell ~ Ci) Slndra ind Jimmy Bays 0 Million $ Mowft: (C) "StDpl
@I) Hora di Aficionados (C) You're Kiiiin& Mel" (comedy) '53 t:301 Cl"IJ ltld the News (C) -Broderick Crawford, Claire Trewr.
AnJlb Wara-11p (C) m Movie: "A Dbpltdl Fl'M hi·
Mitton tht Monstwr (C) ten" (drama) '4G-Edward G. Rob·
(3) Allen Revival Hour inson, Eddie Albert.
(I) House Dlttctiv• Revlv1I Fires (C)
10:00 fl s. ... .., Lummr: (C) Educa-Cine "' S. Cul
tlonal series presented by the Uni· 1 :30 ' News CoftflrlttCe (C)
varsity of Michigan. "The Dust Voice of Calvery (C)
Bowl" is an examination bJ Pro· ~ lssu• Ind AMwtn
fessor Arthur Miller of the combl· 6 I Believe In Mir.cits (C)
nation of natural and economic fac· 2:00 portunitr Line (C) tors which ruined the Great Plains' On C:.mpus: (C) "Just for Vari·
farmer In the nation's most crttlcal ety." A Jau aroup, a folk quartet,
depression. a guitar-ukulele duo, a soloist and O This Is tit• Ufe (C) a group called ''The Only Altema·
II ANGELS vs YANKS tive" provi~e music from the cam·
* L k l.k · ,· · · pus of Occidental Collaae. oo s 1 e a rouser. m Ron" Derby (C)
A Anl'fs lueball: (C) Anpls vs. @ (]) SIMdlJ Ooublt Flltllrr.
Yankees. "Desert Pursuit" and "life In 0 Linus tltt Llonlle...ted (C) Danger." B Mowfl: "flowin1 Cold" (adven· @ (6) t.pitDI and the CltrlJ (C)
ture) '40-John Garfield, Pat O'Brten. 2:30 II COml'llitlDlftt: (C) "Profile:
I Hou• DttecUvt Theodore Blkel." The folksin1er and
~ Fal'lll Show (C) actor is interviewed br Joel A.
Undtfdof (C) Spivak.
Dltptrtlr D "Many Shades of Black"
IO:JO 11 lnsldtt (,Outsider: (C) "The Po-* An unforgettable special ~~:d 1~1f:pD o:n'r~~a~~!'.. H:~: on LA Black community.
dent at Cal State College, L.A., Robt. Abernethy narrates.
st. CJ Femre: (C) "Many Shades of 9 CI) TM Cltllollc Hotr: (C) Bladt"
1Chan1ing Chun:h." Concluaion. U C1) r..-. Fil•: '1'119 Nun'•
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3:00 IHiJ If for Mak: (C) C.rmen
Rae and Jimmy Ruahlne IUtll
f.J Mtwil: (C) "Tiie H1aeet*'" (dram1) '47--0>mll Wilde, M1ureen
Ol'HW'itz....
ltipclfd fwtbel.stcar
3:30 Rtpertei" hbllep: (C) "Htre
Comes the lnterestln1 Put." Dr1m1
explorinr the fallacy of rltion1llza-
tlon and the notion th1t the end
justifies the means. D lllewil: ... Fenr 11 1111 lltocl"
(mystery) '61-£frem Zlmbalist Jr.,
Anaie Dickinson. 11 Tales et Ille Caldetl Wnt fJ DEBUT Co•by c.r.u.I: (C)
Slim Wilson hosts balf·hour coun-
try.and-western show featurtna Jim
& Jesse (the McReynolds Brotlle'!lt
· Lin1J8flinaaan. J'he !all Timi>
Trio, and l. D. Keller and The
Carousel PnimtnaderL The Carousel
Show Band maintains a swJnalna
backaround and ll&hthearted mood
for the ~w. Special guest tonleht
is Judy Girot. m Color Thutre: (C) "Sweet Rosie
4:00 ~ftt (C) IO'Grel5·; .. blrt
Pat loone (C)
4:30 Newsaa•m (C)
Ft.Wm
hJdlolou of W1r:
Dr. alsh, UCLA associate
professor psychiatry, explains his
theory of war caused by narcissis-
tic leaders. He uses fac1s from per-
sonal examinations of Rudolph Hess
and the dictator Trujillo as exam-
ples, as well as data on leaders
such as Napoleon and Stalin,
I (8) Full Gospel Rtvinl
4:45 The E111prtsa (C) ·
5:00 NIWI: (C) Clete Roberts.
Movie: (C) "Th• last W1aon"
(western) '56 -Richard Widmar\
Susan Kohner.
I Branded (C)
Burte'a law
Sewn Arts Thutra ~ The W1r Thia Wttt (C)
uiattt1ce (C) . ,..
5:30 ~ (j) Aamur Hotlr (C)
, @ Ci) frank MdlM (C)
It's I S111all World
· The Mottroet (C)
CMytnnt
: NIWS llt PenpedM (R)
rvrNING
s:00 u a CI> 111e 211t cm..,: <t>
(30) "From Cnidle to Clawoom."
Conclusion. Two project...... day·
care center for babies of wor1dne
mothen at Syracuse Unlvenlty and
the Bereiter·Engelmann project at
the U. of Illinois-are examined In
depth. (R_} 0 QI 00 Collet• Botti (C) (30) 0 Polb Parade: (C) (60) "Salute
to Graduation Time."
I Wadllest Ship In hf (C) (60)
S:30 R1lph Sb>fJ (C) (30)
@@Flipper: (C) (30)
"S.O.S. Dolphin." Porter Rieb Is
forced to close Coral Key Partc when
a marine scientist is stuna by a
deadly scorpion fish. (R)
I The Tin11 Tunnll CC) (60)
I love Lucy (30)
Mll'qllM 22
Speculatioft: "Theater~ Ex·
pression of Tod1y." (R)
5:551~:. =:.:. .••••••••••••••••••••• 1• a a Ci) Leaie: cc> (30) lassie • 'If Tbls Is •
acts as the eyes of a tuct>oat owner • tb Q f • who suddenly becomes blind In Hit • I tf 111. D I • wilderness near the vlSt Columbia
::: (~n in the P1cffic North· •1 WET=. a Cil oo Wild ...... : <C> <Jo> ''Uplorinr the llanos." A trip across
the vast llanos (plains) of Vene-
zuela to reach the Junrles at the • B E D •
base of the Andes Mount1lns. = = 11 Jola1 C11J S11ow: (C) (90) Guests are John DavldlOn. J1cld1
Gayle, Glen Campbell, Donna Jean •~
Youne. Henson Caralll,. and Tiie • Children •na adutt:a who llavt tlllt dllb'mlna •
Pleasure Seekers.. • problem are IUbjtcttd to many tmbarmt-• D @ CV YoJace to lotto• of s..: ments which can 11MI do mutt In adwfae
(C) (60) "Secret of the Deep." • peqonaltty tralb. AllO the ttMionl .it.Id! • •
Reneaade scientis1s blackmail the ~ can dwelop aa a result ol the unhlpplnm. U:S. for tt-blfllon In aokf. (ft) • t. 11Jottt bed-wetter -encHtmily mab-ttlls-a rul--prof)fem:1n-lddlllon ther't •
I Trutll. or ConMquencea (C) ('30) • la a .....i dell o1 troubl~ i nd 1111pense involved In IXtra washlnc. ruined •
llllll1an'1 Island (30) 1Mtt111 1 t, beddln1--Dt•m.-Hlrdez • Our pn11n1•1a U.. moet ldtn1:ific and no one tl• can match our r9COf'd •
7:30 IJ Qi (j) Coltie Ben· (C) (30) • rA 1UCC11S In lftdinc Bed-Wet.tine ... when not cauted by orpnlc defect •
Two unscrupulous char~ers In a •di... PYOOf1 WALTO C. ALYAIEJ. Ill.. Prof_, Emeritus ol U..
plot to bilk the townspeopie. at-• llaJO Clinic, rteom~s our edUCltlonll Pf'OIJ'lm •.• and It hat beltt fUllJ •
tempt to kidnap Ben in order to · ,_n:lled and l'ICOl'lind bJ JOSIPll ......, 11.D... Muter of N>llt •
staae a fight between the bear and • Httlttl. That ls whJ • are tfle larpst company of Its kind In the woftd.
a do.!:_ (R) • FOil tHFOtUUTtON CALL1 • 0 lai Ci) Walt Dbner. (C) (60) N IUalE1 6 IM RMMDO 244-739~ LOI AMIJft 245-5171 •
"Disneyland-from the Pirates of • YM.LEY AIEA ••• ~•
the Caribbean to the World of To-• _,. COUllTV MU V.JG'"ilU'IO •
morrow." A behlnd-the·scenes look r.-----· OR MAIL COUPON IELOW ---.---•
at Disneyland's newest attractions. • I PAClnC UfTEIUTIOtW.. P.O. IOI 1M7, llDDAlf. CAL ~Millien $ Movie: "Hell to a.,. • I Nome ..._ C'4 .. sen •
nlty" (drama) '~Jeffrey Huntet, • I ~ ,._... •
David Janssen, Vic Damone, Patricia '--• ·= ~= (60) =·••'iiiili•ii~iii•ii••·· lf5111e Frtndl Clttf: Julia Childl------------------------
shows how to prepare "le Marquis little Joe for ral'tlOm and tl"1 en-(60) Former Communist F..clt 00.,
au Chocolate." counter a bind of misfits who discusses the Middle East.
1:00 I) ~ (j) Ed Sulliv1n: <C) (60) would detttoy them all. (R) I "en: (C) (30) CHf Kirt. Ed spends a second week in eel· f.J (i1) (!) SunclaJ Nlpt Mow1r. (C) Wort.II
ebration of his 20th anniversary In "11• Gftr India" (adventure) '60 World of Ytdl (C)
television. -Lauren Bacall, kennetll More, lO:JO I WorW of Yodt (C) (30)
D @ (}) Tiit Fii: (C) (60) "line Govlnd Raja Ross. When rebellion la Crate (C) (60) Of Fire.' Cosa Nostra chieftain occurs arnona Moslem tribesmen, a Nwa (C) (M) .
Richard Mackin is sourht In • career soldier is ass(fned to rllCUI ll:tO Ra... era.ct~ (C) ci...
dragnet organized by lnspeclx>r Er· an American aovemess and an In-Roberts, stan Duka.
skine. (R) dl1n prince on the northwest tron-D ne 1111 .... ~ (C) (30) &> Hilla of Ivy tl11 of India. (R) • • Tom Brobw .
ft') American Options In tlMt Middle 'Pnlfiln Ill c.r.,. (60) Io,. tw 1Nn11'11 (C) (30) East: Hiahlights of a UctA confe<· I fHCww.l ._.1: ne Del-· I~ (C) (30) "A funny
ence. llldia: (t) (60) story from the Thine H1ppened on tflt W11." An
@!) V1riedades ruued Hlmalayan Mountains. where alleaory on tionaty, lnwo1¥tn1 a 8:30 O Qj 00 Mothers-in·Ln: (C) (30) the lndl1n G.l.'s called JaW1ns ere couple who are un1ble to commu-
"I Thouaht He'd Never leave." The const1ntty strua11n1 1plnst cold nlcate to one 1notller.
Hubbards and Buells are held at weather and treacherous temln tt I Qardi 11 tllt HtlN (C) (60)
runpoinl overnight by a bank robber altitudes as hlah 11 20,000 feet. Cl) 1\la OalJ t• (C)
who forces his way Into the Hub· 1 ai-111 Ho.-Cl)~ U.. (C)/"-(C)
bards' home. Larry Ston:h auests. ...._ '"'"'"' (R) 11:15 II News: (C) Hlrry Rea1on1r.
(R) Mttria Adam 11:3011 Mtwlt: "Th f_. Alli..,.
M
Uclbeat(C) (60)_ • t:JOI Cir a9d Tract (C) (30) (dt'lma) '58-4iedy Lamarr, Gtorp rtRc~ I California SdlftCI Sadar Lttl/M..-ftn1• Nici«.
a r. (C) (30) Rimed hl&hll&hts of Iran Ttetrt D Mtwit: (C) "fw lMt tr .....,,. th~ fair from the Calif. Museum of lO:tO QI Cl) 111.-..: l.,..ible. (C) (comedy) '63 -Kirt Doullat, Mltzl
Science and Industry. Rovlna re-( ) Phelps and the IMF al"I IS· Gaynor
porter Jerry Doggett talks with teen· liened to destroy tht CtUel charity I hMk SerYIClt (C)
age participants who show their racket of a European confidence li1) CJ)""" (C)
unusual displays In physical and man (Fritz Weaver) and his wife. • W'""tf'til of Yoadl (C)
biological sciences. (fil QilltJ
m Mvtt1hlre In Sports (C) (30) 0 9 (6) HIO Cltlpaml: (C) (60) 11:45 O Mewlr. "It Had Te ..... ~
Tiit Worfd Tomorrow "The Allbusteroa." A dlsiruntled (drama) •j6--0eorie Raft. Rosalind f'11ture: (C) "View of the Sky." Civil War vettr1n and his dlstlev· ~uaell
A look at man's chanaing view of tied army captu,. tlle Montoya l2:00 0) -.. _,_le .i ON Ucil"
the universe, from Ptolemy, Cop~r-Rancho 1nd plan to create their • (mystery) ••44 _ C.ry Qr1nt, »--
nicus, Galileo, Newton to Einstein. own state In Muico. Dan O'Htr11hJ phlne Hull. m LI Torment• ruests. (R) L1IO II Mewtr. ... 1.... IWdlm. 9:00ll~CiJSMthera Brodi.a: (CJ) 11 SUNDAY NEWS REPORT :f.'""-... (Wiilem) '564towlrd (60) Carol Burnett and The Ba a H · F k Marimba Band auast. (R) * Pres. by ams & ran O • Victor Jory. .. • D Qj@ loftlaza: (C) (60) "The II s-llJ htlort (C) (30) l:lO m ~ SnUr. Laci• of the
Conquis1adon." Mexicans kidnap .._ F. lldief S11ew: (C) CtiOrus.
MONDAY
JUNE 10
For mornin& an\t afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience; are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
Sonptress Nancy Wilton, comic
Marty tn1t1s. sfnatna ll'OUP Th•
Orl&lnal cute, and J•n·Pltm Gen· dron, owner of "lucky Pltrrt,"
~Sil O'Cltcl ...... : (C) -rllt ~-tilt Ed,,... (fantasy) '64
-fflna Anderaon. Jon Powers.
I ..... .., (C) (30)
Patty .,... (30)
m...,. '"'"" .... CC> Mat's New'? (C) "The Ar Tr•."
A Scandl111vlan film of Hens Chris·
tlan Andersen's tale •bout a tree
that worried too much about the
1:JO D "Only tlle lelt" (dra~ •51 future.
-Susan Hayward, Den Dalley. II> D Dnpertar
D "Don't Bother To hoer' (dra· 1:301 MIC """ StrYia (C) (60) ma) '52-Rlchard Wldma~ "l1lo ... • Do C. ,_, '-• (C) (30)
lolls of St. MarJ'a" (drama) '46-H&ztl (30) • Bini Crosby. lldl.a.'1 ...., (30)
11:00 0 ''Tiit lltcutt f.atlfl' (drama) . (6) HunUtJ-lrhllllf Repert (C)
'4G-Bllly Lee. "Tho Vanlllllnl : fiidMr '61: "Mathematics."
Anrarican" (drama) '53 -Scott Alan Ebert, Austrellen exchanae In· Brady. atnlctor, demonstrates how ho
12.:30 m.,.. .... _.. (dram•) '46-teaches al1ebra to AmeriCan "'"'
EdWard G. Robfnaon . ..,_nal Af. school_ student&. •
fair" (dramt) ·~eo Genn. 9 Cl) CIS Ewelq ...... (C) 1:10m "ltad!Mt" <myatfY> ·so -.,......,_ 3' CC>
Drnah Sheridan, Maxwell Reed. 7:00 R C8S &ul•I Ntn: (C) (30) ~ R "lad IOf £.ec• OtfMf" (drama) Watter Cronkite.
'"54 -Cheriton Hiiton. llzabetfl I f Troop (C) (30) Scott. I Lowt Lacy (30) D "Tllo Si1o11t [Matf' (drama) Clliplfa 1111., (30) •g -Laurenct Harvey, Dawn 00 Mowlr. ~ tf tllo ,....,,
Addlrna. (adventure) '5&-Jtff Chandler, Jack
Pelance.
f v f r~ 1 •• c, Cl) T1lt ...... (C) l ............ (C)
La C... Vada t:to II T1lt 161 ""'9:: CC> (60) Jerry
Dunphy.
I H•lllJ="' 1t1*t (C) (30) ... llillw: (C) (90)
1:30 tJ a m c·•• • •• CC> <60> Pernell ROberts pJays a profealonal
iunfllbttr hired bJ -. Doda• CltJ
P~A CEMA KERS-Guest star Don Knotts (left), as Barney
Fife,. returns to May berry and persuades Andy Griffith, as
Shu1D Taylor, to let him use the Taylor home for an East·
West summit meeting, on The Andy Griffi th Show, M onday
at 9 PM, in color on CBS.
Roy Bulla's
Stevens TY
1953 Newport Blvd.,~ ~
THE DAILY Ptl.DT, 1V WEa<, JUNE 8, 1"8
men (Henry Jones) to klll his busi· (30) 'Th• Deadly Junlun1n." Dttot·
ness partner (R. G. Armstron&). The tlve Jim Brius and •-eon Tony
Intended vlctlm, It tums out, Is In Carew po19 as nan:otlc:a buyers to
love with the runmen's runaway catch the heed of 1 druc rlna. lv1n
wife (Jacquellne Scott), now 1 re--Dixon 1uests. (R)
aptctabl1 dressmaker poslnc as a ! ......, (C) (30) , widow to cover up her past (R) lallt r...: "The Cert end D n. MtUees: (C) (30) "Mon· eedln1 of the Press." Newsman
kees on the Wheel." Micky wins a Leo McElroy moderatll 1 dllCUI·
fortune at • las Ve1as roulette sion of how pollUclam and cam-
table, unaware the table has been palp mana1111 trNt toum•llsb In
~ed by two crooks. (R) an 9'oc:tlon yur.
1J Seid• Y.,.,-: (C) (30) "Bud· , ..... J EllNMes M....t
i Q.tho Bl1 Btrieln." t:30 6 (l)'F•ilJ Altair. (C) (30)
llZJ (5) CowboJ lft Atrtca: (C) Uncle Bill thlnlls dty life ii bid
) "ATrican Rodeo." Part I of for lbe children, so he buys a home
two parts. Alejandro Rey, Mk:hael ln...tbe_muntry. (R)
Conrad and Jan Murray (Uest as O @ (I) ,.,_ Place: (C) (30) two 1auchos end 1 rodeo promciter NOrman and Rita decide to u•
who try to force Jim Into ridin1 In their legacy to start 1 buslnete
the ahow that he refused to appear with Rodney; Mal"lha Is alarmed
In once before. (R) • CNer Joe's attentions toward ea~
B Mlllioft $ Movie: "Teo Miid!, lyn; Rodney end Bettt retum from fN Soe.n" (drama) '58 -Dorothy their honeymoon. •
Melone. Errol Aynn, Efrem Zim· ID TIM Ropt1 (60)
ballst Jr. 6D NU Jompf: (C) ''The Volun· I Td or ~.._ (C) (30) teers." An lnttrtel Jllm Oft tM WOftl
""1 l4.a90fl (60) of four Enflish volunteers In M•· TM ff'llldt CW (R) llWi, Africa. The Voluntary Strvtco
Co•lcn J Calldofta Overseas members are 1ttemptln1
1.-00 ft PIOllERf Tiit QaMpioAs: (C) to brine Western civlllzation tD a {Ml) Stuart Demon, Alexandra Bas-primitive land.
tedo and Wiiiiam Gaunt head the t!> Rewitb Mllllcal .....,.
c11t as International crlme·fictrte11 10:00 II ~ Cl) c.r.r l...a: (C) (60)
with superhuman powers who ro1m Art Cerney, Nanette Flbray IUlll
tM worfd on mlssioni aas/IJ'led to (R)
them by the NemeaJs Apncy In D tit (6) I Spy: (C) (60) "Apal·
Geneva. They take their orders from lo." SCott poses es en alrtraft cont·
Anthony Nicholls, who as Tremayne, pany employee to thwart sabota"
heads the or1anlzatlon. This epl· of • U.S. moon shot Pippa Scott
IOde, entitled "To Trap 1 Rat," hu and Nancy Kovacs auest. (R)
the three YQUnf stars follow I 8 C~ Nlaa• ..... (C) (60)
tricky trail when tr1cldn1 down the (fl) T11t 111 Yalltr. (C) (60)
suppliers of tainted drup in London. "Night o the ExeQJtloners." Heath 1J Movlr. "Tho Faltoll Idol" (dra· Is set up as a scapecoat In 1
me) ''9 -Sir Ralph Richardson, murder case. (R)
Bobby Henry. I TOlllPO (C) (60) I ,....,d (C) (30) Jaa LltM• NIWI (C) (60)
Rainbow Quest: The Greenbriar T•tro Fa•Hilr ~ iueat. 10:30 Newt: (C) (30) Bill Johns.
OJ Amor en If Desilrto : What's HIPPlftlllJ. Mr. SDwt1
l:JO IJ 9 Cl)! ldciX\f ''Yll're 111 ) "Environmental Thoatre." Holt
Lowe, Qlfl1tlrWllt (C) (30) The David Sliver explores the etettlvt
advent of summer end the end of possibilities of this new art form.
the school yeer Is welcomed with 11 :00 II EltMa O'aod Report:. (C) (30)
hosannehs by the Peanuts cane-Jeny Dunphy.
with the exception of aoocf old D T11t nu. "'-N1'n: (C) (30)
Charlie Brown, for whom It means Georce Skinner.
• romantic setback. Durin1 the lest I lllo • ....,...,. (30) days of school, Charlie is deter-Nein: (C) (30) Baxter Ward.
mined to express his affection for • MoN: .... .., bJ ......,.. (dtl·
the little red-heired alr1. (R) ma) '6S-4van Dany, Walter Preiss. o cm m a.t hhl; CC> cJo> m 1.e1 CrtM <C> <60>
'1TheH liJe.1nd-Go-Seek Raid." The fl) fl!."i': "T ........ C. ill ,..._
Rats use commando tactics to m · ...... (western) 'SS -GIOf'I'
cue • 1eneral's son from the island Mont&. Bevef1y Tyler.
of Rhodes. (R) • I ..... (C) l llerv Crlfflll (C) (90) 6 'Bis DIJ 1 .. (C)
WOltd of W... (C) (30) ...._
Dntutic S.W ll:JOll Movie: (C) "love SI-If tile
t:OO IJ9 Cl) Alldy Crlffltll: (C) (30) Aau!Dft" (adventure) '5&-0on Tay·
Gunt Don Knotts, u Barney Fife, lor. Eduardo Clennelll.
Is on the spot when he aska Andy B· 9 00 T1lt TM!dit .., (C)
to let him use the Taylor home for Movlo: (C) "Miiiie Fin" (dra·
an. East-West su. mmit meetina. (R) ma) '51 -~nne De Car1o, Rita D O Ci) Dlnt1J n... Hoar: (C) Gam. Carlos Thompson.
(60) "The Demon Under the Bed." D @ (I) Joey lilMp Shol9 (C)
Bina Crosby and Ills daughter Mery 12:00 m Joe ,,_ (C)
Frances star In this dr1m1 about an 12".301 Outlr U•tta 11ln1 sln1er, his tx·wlf• (Join Col· Actlen llettrt: "Sh1dow of •
llns) and their d1u1hter. As Pho· oman."
tofrapi,tr Phll Purson (Georre Ma· 12:40 B Movie: ·~ (comedy)
harts), on an asslanment to cover '38--laurtl and Hardy.
Ch!rlle Castle, learns 1bout Char-1:00 II Mowlr. ...,.. Socrtt .._ .. (su•
lies llf1, ht dlacovtfl that Charlie pense) '58 -Marshall ThomPIOft, must hive en operation and may John Loder.
lost his voice. (R) D MMie: (C) ....,.._, Ut11 Lady" D a7J CD Tiit ,._, s.-ci: (C) (Grama) 'SS-Mal Z.u.tlna.
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D 9 00 Hollywood Sqam: <C>
Paullynde, Robert Conrad, Kaye
':10 0 Give Us Tltis Dlf/lllWI Billard, Cesar Romero and Ruta l11
6:30 D SUmm• Se•tllW: (C) Classes ruest.
for the summer will be "Health To-IJ Tiit Tllin M111
day" on Mondays. with Dr. Dou&· 0 (fl) CI) Didi Civttt 5tMnr: (C)
las S. Damrosch of Columbia Uni· JOhn V. Lindsay, MaYo' of New
versity instruetin1; "The O~eloplne York. 1uests on Wednesday's pro-
World: Latin America" on Tuesdays, eram.
Thursdays, and Saturdays, with Pro· m Fre111 ttat lnlidt 0vt (C)
fessor Kempton E. Webb of Colum~ &J FMtlrll
bia lecturin1; "Education Today'' on · . Wednesdays, with Professor Francis 11:00 IJ 9 (j) Lon of Life (C)
A. J. Ianni as Instructor. and ''So-D @@...,... (C)
cial Welfare Today" on Fridays, with 1J Merit: See Daytime Movtes.
Or. Alfred J. Kahn instructlnt. &J a..,., .....
0 Education Eidt•.-: (C) ·•on Campus." The second weell ~ a 11:251) 9 CiJ CIS lllWI (C)
four-week series offers discussion 11:30 ti Qj (j) Seard! t.r T..onow (C)
vi.sits with Canon. Green. Sean D 9 @ EJ• Gum (C)
0 Faolain, Rod Serhng, and Ashley m Slttriff Jolt (C)
Montagu. Thursday's program is a n
film story of the annual Easter m .....
"hike" conducted by Coach Roland 11:45 IJ Qj Ci) n.. Guldin& Lllht (C)
Artmayer of La Verne Collea• who
takes collegiates to Southland
p0fnts of Interest Last year, over
40 hikers explored the mountains
AFTERNOON
of Baja. California. This year. 60 12:00 IJ Boutique (C)
students lazed their way down the D ~ '6' Lil's Miu 1 Deel (C)
Colorado Rf'ler on rafts. fJ ~ ~ . m Eduutienal Ftltllrtt \W (]) llWitdltd fl) Technical Comlf 8 Tempo: (C) Cole and Bohrman. &J Bat Maatenoa
7:00 1J OdysMy (C) 9 (j) AndJ of Maybeny
D @ @ Tiit Tod•J Show (C) 12'30 116 (j)As tllt World r ... (C) OSape (C) • m M Wlsllboot s.ow (C) D 0 @ Days of Our UN (C)
tiJ ~ Mllttt 0 (fl) Cl) TrHl8rt llM (C)
~ 7:30 II CIS NIWI: (C) Joseph Bentl.
0 Euf'd• Wittl Glorla (C)
8 Caftoofla (C) m Daphne's Cartoofts (C)
1:00119 Ci) Capbln Kanproe (C)
fJ Girt Talk (C)
@ (1) W.W.r Webfoot
1:30 0 Mowlt: See Daytime Movies.
8 llevle: See Daytime Movies.
(i1) (]) Cartoons (C)
9:00 119 Ci) candid Callltra
D OJ 00 Snap J~ <C> Es·
telle Par10ns and Rich Little IUftt.
m tm Cil •-la a.. .. <e>
t-.2S D 0@ NIC NIWI (C)
IJ Eclacatioftal Fllt1m
t:301J fB Ci) 1-11 H ....
D QJ @ eonc.trtUon (C)
a Stlria °' u.. cm." Gil.ls Cfane Sllew (C)
(jj) Cl) Su Htmt
10:00 ti blJ ., .. .,.,..,,
D a Ci) Pmo1U111ty <C> e Ed ..... ED1m. <C>
(i1) CJ) ....... labrtfield
QJ@S.""' TMIJ (C)
m Movlt: SH Daytime Movies. m Di•ll•& for Dollan
1:00 II Clj Ci) LM la I Ma"' s,tt.
dortd Tllio1 (C)
D QJ (i) n.. DodlN'I (C)
0 (fl) (I) Dr11• Houte (C)
. 1:30119 (j) Hout '•rtJ (C) D QJ @ Another WOftcl (C)
fJ (i1) (]) WICldlnt ,arty (C)
&J Mo.I•: See Daytime Movies.
2.1IO I) Qt Ci) To T•ll Ult Trvtll (C)
D 0 @ You Do11't Say: (C) M11y
Ann Mobley and Richard Kiley auest .
0 @ (I) Tiit Newtywed 8a• (C)
B Te111pe: (C) Bob and Sallie Dor· .nan.
2!2511""" (C)
Z:JO ti tB Ci) Tiit Edi' .t NICM (C) D 0@ Tiie Matdl Ga• (C) n lOft nat lob; Cetti..1 m-1 iii WOftd, (C) Wednesday.
0 @(]) Tiie laby G ... (C)
Z:55 D 0 @ NIC lllWI (C)
fJ cm (]) Qilctrm's .,.., (C)
1:00 11 a CIJ TM Sett Stir• <C>
D ,.D.Q. <C>
D LIM It to leMr; Ntw1, (C)
¥ired. only
0 QI (l)ll...., ........ (C) m 1on t11t C1ow11 (C)
9 @ Mltlr1tt: Don Rodewald.
J:JO 11 am "-.. (C)
IJ Mlkt Douatn: (C) Mike's CO·
host for tht wen is Jimmy Dlln.
1J 'lfftct Matdl (C)
fJ (ii}()) Dan ....... (C) &J Hobo ._.,, (C)
9 Cl).,.., for Dellan llowt.
4:001J Diwefa C.rt (C); Aft .... W.,._
"' (C) Wed. only. D cm CJ) 1kD11i11 a.a. <C> &n..Hoti.,......
m 'WtMJ w .. ..., ..., <C>
4:30 1J MMe:. See Daytime Movies.
IJ ANGELS vs. RED SOX * looks like a good one!
ga .. ,..,... ...... (C);.._.
ball: (C) Wed. only. An1ef1 va. Rtd
Sox.
0 fMws: (C) Baxter Ward.
8 lloiwit: See Daytime Movlel.
m ton'• lit r., sa.. <Q
@Cl)Me ...... (C)
5:00 D DIC """ ._.. (C)
ID TIM Alwi"I 1"" a oo JI•• n--..., <C> a Cl> .,..,., Pim Plrtr
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Edwin Newman and Aline Saarinen
report on "the buying and selling of
pictures for love or profit--mostly
profit." NBC sent its cameras to
London and Paris, as well as to prin·
cipal centers throughout the U.S. In
London, which dominates the inter-
national art scene, cameras focus
upon the famous auction at Chris-
tie's (below) at the moment when
the highest price ever paid for an
impressionist painting was bid--al·
most a million and a half more than
what the owner paid for it in 1926.
In Paris, a one-time forger artist
demonstrates his ability to forge a
Picasso; and in the U.S., NBC ob·
tained the first interview-an exclu-
sive-with Algur H. Meadows, multi-
millionaire Texas oilman, who was
the victim of one of the greatest art
frauds in history. Miss Saarinen also
interviews J. Paul Getty, richest of
all the collectors, who once discov·
ered a Raphael that he bought for
only $200.
Miss SHrinen (top) •nd Edwin
Newm•n with •rt treHUl'eS.
THE ART GAME
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TUESDAY
JUNE 11
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
f« your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
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Dunphy. D.......,......, • ...,. (C) (30)
II SC.. ... llllw. (C) (90)
eofnedi... Sllelle, a.m.11, •nett Helen ~dY, the comedy tum of
Ylc Greco ind Fred WHlard, ind
ProfestOI Jullua Sumner Miiier
~ O'Cllc* lllN: (C) """ UM ....... (W....,.) '53 -Jot! Meer.. Baltl1ra Halt.
...... .., (C) (30)
PlltJ ..... (30) m1111rw ...... -..(C)
..... llewT ''Spice, P1rt I.'' A
mentary on the tralnln1 of an
lltronlut for maMed apace flltht.
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our Philolopfay ot ~ ... A
penel at rttlrecl people dlteua the
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nlor ciUtens. • 1=~-(C)
7:tl 8 CIS E.... --= CC) (30)
Welter Cfonklte.
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' ..... ..., (30) 8llfllW• ...... (30) , .... : (C) ''View at the Sb."
~flj=f., la.. C..Ylde
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•I'd chl9f, pllyld by pat RIK
lnar1m, la banished by lila tribe, ao Judy the chlmp1nzt1 tries to
http him repln Ma strentth with
SUNDAY, JUNE 9
10:00 AM 0 Anpla Baaebell: (C) Anpts vs. Y•nlcees.
12:00 II a (j) N•tion.I Profealonal SOccer. (C) The North Ameri·
can Soccer league's Oakland Clippers takes on Manchester
City, Fi~t Division leader in England's Football Assn., in the
NASL's initial International competition at Oakland's Alameda
County Coliseum.
England, since winning the 1966 Wortd Cup matches, has
regained its stature· as on~of the stronger countries In inter·
national soccer competition. Its Manchester City booters are
expected to be the forerunners of a number of teams coming
to the United States to play NA.SL members.
W£DNESOAY, JUNE 12
4:30 0 qeta Basebell: (C) Angels vs. Boston Red Sox.
7:00 II NFL Action: (C) "The llnebllckers: Search and Destroy."
Pittsburgh Steeler Bill Saul gives a rare, dramatic look at a
top linebacker in action. (Rescheduled)
FRIDAY, JUNE 14
8.-00 D @ Cl) U.S. Open Gott Ch•mplonahlp: (C) live cover•ge and
tape replays are telecast from the Oak Hill Country Club, Rochester, N.Y.
SATURDAY, JUNE 15
11:00 AM D ID@ M8for Leque Bnebell: (C) Det.rolt Tigers vs.
Chicago-white Sox.
1:00 D @CI) U.S. Open Goff Chaml>k>nshlp: (C) Second day of
tnree--day telecast of the 68th U.S. Open--tive from the 6.962-
yard, par-70 Oak Hill Country Club course In Rochester. New
York--wlth a purse of $190,000. Jack Nicklaus is defending
champ.
2.-00 m NCAA Tntek Meet: (C) Live from the University of California
at Bel"tceley comes the National Collegiate Athletic Association
event of the year. Entrants from all levels of U.S. colleges and universities will participate.
a:00 aa m Hollywood h1* R.ces: <C> The $50,()()().Added
ClnemiHandlcap for three-year·olds is raced at 1 Mt mile. D @ Cl) ABC'• Wide WOtid Of Sports (C)
..... 10
THE DAILY PILOT, TV Wt£)(, JUNE 8, 1968
medicine lhe finds at W1me1U. ,_I MericM W9lt (C) (30)
When the deluded chief set.I out • llad ,..,_.. to fi&ht a lion to prove he c.n 1Y .. ..., 0..rt
lead his tri~ •rain. Judy arranaa t'.30 B 9 (J) hid Menll1. hid: 11 for Clarence to be his adwrsary. (R) (C) (lo) Sellln1 his brollen·down
R I Dre1111 of Jt1nale: (C) (30) sports car to a pretty ah1 lands
•'My son. the Genie." Bob Denver Dave Lewi• In trouble with his wife
auests as Harold, 1 bunflin1 ap-ind hi• partner. (R)
prentice djinn who trllna with the fJ (HJ (j) NYPD: (C) (30) "Shake·
more experie~d Jtlnnie. (R) down." Detectives Haines, Ward,
I Cr119d Prin lbcill& (C) (30) 1nd Corso investlaate an 1pparent
@ (I) S.n.n'S 8eftlla,: (C) suicide Ind it lads them to 1
( ) "The Death Sentence." Lt case of orpnlzed bl1ckm1ll of
Garrison Is charged with llOWardice homosexuals. (R)
under fire and broupt to court· I hllllOl1 19 TrMI (C) (30) martial. The GorllllS . learn that : Sow. 1..,. News c.r .. ce
Capt. Reed, an Ameocan cap~ Mart.a 1 lat Zl:JO
they have SJ?run~ from 1 Nazi pns-lO:OO tJ lllXT a.p.ts: (C) (30) "Pow· on, Is Gamson s former com~ny clerplJffs ~nd Handcuffs.." The hls-J:~~i!":~u~ee~,,cr:~.:S ~h= tory, tni1n1n1 ind duties of women
d In law enfOtCement In 1111ter Los a1alnst him for derelictlon of uty Anaeles are IWll.lned. Ca.ta Rob-
and ~ardlot. William Stevelft etts serves as repomr for the Pn>· sg:~u: $ Mowie· ~ ef aram that focuses on the "new ~ (drama) ·s1-wi111am Holden, blffd" of female officers of ~e
Na""" o•-n Frank L--i-. lAPO and the LA County Sheriffs ·~, _, • .,,.,.,.,,. Department I Trvlll :.:''(:>"'* (C) (30) ~Seer~ htaa• ..... (C) (60) ~ Special: (C) "A Gath· • cm (]) f!!e lnndtrl; (C) (60)
na of Giants " Saucer. Vinctf'lt loutes 001
fll) C'Ntift rtltOft: "Geor1es SI· of the alief\l'_flyila1-11uc:ers.. (R)
menon " A documentary of the pro· I Tt•po (C) (60)
llfic French novelist shows how he ~~ """<C) (~) (60)
does his writlna. He Is the author . -1
of the "Inspector Mal1ret'' stories . · lestH S,.,1111.,: The 104·
and the stories on which "Thirteen P•~ orchestra ls conducted by
Aaainst Fate" series on NET Play· Erich lelnsdolf. Tonliht's selections
house are based. (R) Include Moza.~s "Sym~ Ho. 2.3,
I Sollrisaa Colpte Schuller's Seven Studies on
1:00 9 @ PREMIERE nowcin Themes of Paul l<lee" ind "Con· : 1t> (30) Lloyd Thaxton hosts certo in ~. Minor; for Violin and
this new talent·flndln1 series that Violoncello. Soloists ar& Joseph
travels to nine cities across the Siiverstein and Jules Eskin.
country. To appear on the pro1ram, Qj Cl) F-..
Ill professional entertalner1 who are fm fOf'OI de Esplu
22 years old or younaer and have 10:30 tJ C8S Rtporta (C) (30)
never appeared on any national net· Q) News: (30) Bill Johns.
wortl proaram may submit a re· 11:00 tJ Etw1t1 craoct lt'l*t (C) (30)
cordlna and a bio1raphy (with Pho· Jerry Dunphy.
toiraph) to Showcase Productions, D TM 11111 Hour Newt: (C) (30)
353 West 57th Street, Room 462. Geor1e Skinner.
New York, N.Y. 10019. I The Wtsterntrs (30) 0 ROLLER GAMES-LIVE! (C) • News: <C> (30) Baxter Ward. * T-BIRDS vs. TEXAS · Movie: "Dl11W1 lntne" (dra·
11 hller SUMS:. • (C) (2 hr) T· ma) '35-Spenctf Traq, Ctairt
Sfrds vs. Texas. Trevor.
I ,. ... "' (C) (30) I Les era ... (C) (60)
NET P111llo111: "Thirteen , ~ "DIR Wltln" (drama) al:::~~~er." (R) 15-M~e~b(c}• Franchot Tont.
l:JO 8 9 (I) PREMIER£ Sllowti .. : 6 11111 0., 1961 (C)
(e) 160> Summer v1rtety prornm News
futura iuest·hosts and 1 wide ll:JO II Mowie: ~ (dram1) '48
spectrum of top.name entertalneri. -John Plyne, Joen C.ulflefd.
The premiere prolflm ha.s a.s Its D 9 @ llle T..._... S1llw (C)
host comediln Shelley Berman. 0 Morie: .. Malle Hade Tt lM"
Guests Include Shirtey Bassey, Mitt (SU$1)e11$t) '54 -Dorothy McGuire,
Monro, Acklf Bilk, and The London Stephen McNally.
Line 0.ncers. fJ@ Cl) Joe, lltllop .... (C)
II U 00 TlllllllJ Nlcllt II .. 12.'00 0) Joe '1M (C) ~: 1t> ...... le" (~uspense) lz:JO ID All-NfcM Sllow: "Mr. Moto's
64-Sten Connery, TlPCM Hedren, Last Wamina." "The Senlbw Wu
Oline Bake1, Martin Gebel, ~ouise Indiscreet," "Janie," and "He
Latham. Marnie, • kleptoman11C on Married His Wife'' ire lhown
• 1rand sctle, has a f1sdnation m Action n.trt· "Terror . la • for her employers' llfa.. Her latest Man .. •
victim. Mart Rutl1nd, not Wlntlna · to have he1 annted, m1rries her. 12:.45 fJ Movtt: (C) "Mlltlllf" (advtn-D cm ()) h T• a 1111e1: (C) ture) '52-Martt ~ Anltl• ~) "A~ of Trouble." Mundy lansbury.
aeeb to r'ICO'tlf R:>len plans of 1 1:00 R Mowie: '1JtM Ila_.. (...,..,)
U.S. llCftt weapon which hive '5°f-Rory Calhoun, Susan cum-
been redUced to • microdot. Kith· mlnas.
lf1ne Ctnford piub. (R). D MMe: "Mr. W..1 hi Qiu. I ........ (C);(90) ..... (mystery) '39--8oria Klrloff.
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WEDNESDAY
SUNDAY
9:00 D @ ()) (C) "'A9me Ower Inda.'• Lauren Bacall •nd Kenneth
More mr in an action·packed adventure filmed for 20th Cen·
tury·Fox rn England in 1960.
TUESDAY
8:30 D ~ Ci) (C) ''Mamie.,. Alfred Hitchcock directed thi.s SU'S·
pense-tfiiiller at Universal for its 1964 release ~ta. Seen Con-
nery and Tippi Hedren star, with a supporting cast that In·
eludes Diane Ba~. Martin Gabel, and Louise Latham.
WEDNESDAY
9-.30 U @ (j) (C) "To Catdl • ThW."' Alfred Hitchcock (ag•inl)
had • ti.nd in the production of this comedy·mystefY that was
made st Pllramount in 1955. Cary Grant. Grace Kelly, Jessie
Royce Landis and John Williams star.
ntURSOAY
9:00 II Cit Ci) (C) ''The Secret Invasion." Filmed on location in Yu·
goslavia, this United Artists picture teUs the st<>fy of the exploits
of a h•ndful of convicted criminals who saved the countiy for
the Allied cause in World War II. Stewart Granger, Raf Vallone.
Mickey Rooney, Edd Byrnes and Henry Silva star in the 1964
release. Gene Comlan produced and Roger Corman directed
this filmed "Ganison's Gorillas," the Pfedeeessor tD "The Dirty
Dozen."
FRIDAY .-
9:00 II a CJ) (C) "Stolen Hours.'• This 1963 United Artists film is
• remake of "Oaril Victory,'' which garnered Bette Davis an
Oscar in 1939. Susan Hayward takes Mis.s Davis' role. while
Michael Crais portrays the young doctor. originalty essayed by
Geo"ie Brent. Diane Baker. Edward Judd and Paul kogers
co-star.
SATURDAY
9:00 D tit (i) (C) "Prescription: Murder." This fonnet "Wortd Pre-
miere Movie" from Universal Tetev1sion, btlled as a su~
drama, stars Gene Barry, Nina Foch. Katherine Justice, Peter
Falk. and William Windom.
hp 12
THE DAILY PILOT, lV WEEt<. JUNE 8. 1968
.,.ce wandertfl encounter a aatac· A bill f0t the ate farm unattlclled
tic Lltin, a fwce "bandldo" wtlo duty tax starts Oliver Doutta1 on a
.. to eo111pel the urthlinis to c:ruade aplnst tuation without
aurtnder to him an ice princess f'IC)re:tenbtion, (R)
whom dleJ .,.. prolecti11£ Corinna D KRAFT MUSIC HAU
r.-. Miss Unlver9 1964. plays * John Davidson, Estelle
the princea. (R) p Har I a @ @ TM Y'qj .. : <C> (90) arsons, per s Biz.arre
"The fortr'ea." After The Vir&iniln 0 @ @ Intl 11.. Hall: (C)
deliven a herd of cattle tD a Ca· (60).lohn DIYidton holls. Guests In.
nadiln bUJe(, M is caugtlt in the dude adress Eatelle Pl'10M and
middle of a Sl00,000 swindle. Harper's Biz1rTe.
Wintttrop, owner of his own city D Wrllllitc (C) (60)
ICfQSS the border from Larbville, 0 ~ m ....... .., llicld ....
pays The Virtlnian, then two Win· '1\'0 ~ 1 1'IW' (mptety) '55-
thrqi hencflmen rob the Larbtille Cary &rant. &race ieeJly, Jea1e
bank. makinc The Virtlniln's bank R~ca Landis. On the French RIY·
drift worthless. Leslie Nielsen, Bar· lera, the "Cit." an a.CDn and •·
Nia Souchet and Kipp H1milton jewel thief, falls in~lcwe with 1 iuest. (R) wealthy·~trican &ir1 Ind finds he O SIM Allllll Sllw: (C) (90) Is suspect9d of contlnulnc his old Guests are Mel Brooks, Susan Bar· thievety. (R)
rl'U. Tht Gordian Knot. and "G.T,", 1 ··-U. n.. t. (C) (30) tt.. Dobritch · International Circus • Fllbn
tipt. with trainer Bob Hotter. (R) Mleraill Mlllbl
o cm m.• -..~ <C> <60> ·t:• 11 a (i)... a S11r. (C) <30> ~ llln s Treasurt. John S~eed Dick HolTister's "Jet.man" appears
ttarehes for ~ top.secret mi~· headed for Broadway until Oar
film thlt was hidden by a couner North, w1lo plays the title charac.
before ~ was kllled by two. agents. ter "freezes'' in the out·of·town
Before h~ death the ~ne_r ~ad 1. ut (R)
put Steeds name on an 1nv1t.ation l.ooRlll (C) (30)
to a car rally at a Mr. Benstead's : NET Feltivll: (C) "T enttl Annual
estate. (R) M t J f~· I " Fi I D M•lee $ llewie: "Tlle l.oMll-on er~ azz ~1 • in.a P!O'
-of tile toq.oataaa R...,.... aram ol the festival. Selections ,,..
(drama) '62-Sir Michael Redgrave, cl.ude n~mbers by Illinois Jacquet.
Tom Courtenay, Avi• Bunna&e, Pt-DIZZY G1llesple, the Modem Jan
ter Madden. A younc man in a Quartet. and the Don Bib Orches-
British reformatory for robbery de-~ velops intena bitternes-s for the ll:IOI lmpadDs .. ...._ C..-~ of the institution. and ac-10:00 6 9 (j) TM Daill Del• S11ow
tualty "wins the day'' when M pur· (~ (60)
posefy loses the cross· country run· D @@lbta ter Yow Ute: (C)
nine competition in which he h•d (60) "The Voice of Gina Milan."
been entered. Susan Strasberr 1uests as Gina
• JAMES BROWN SPECIAL Milan, an opera sinpt who falls in
love with P1ul Bryan and creates a * "MAN TO MAN" (C) situation that bodes h~rtt>reall f()f
An Hour of Soul Music both. (R)
m ' sHc!A u .... Iron: Min " I '-P Puta1• """ CC) C&Ol
Iba. (C) (60) Yldeotape of musical I::°~~~ (C) (60)
procram feeturi111 Negro entertainer ................ _ (C) (30) Jlmes Brown. at Hartem's famed r • ...,.,,. _,, ~lo Theater. lol def Mleralea ID Piny Mnoo (60) 10:30 ID Nen: (C) (30) Bill Johns. fD TM ._. a.olution: "Question· fD Meyor Yotty's ..... ~
Inc.:· Auth:or·lecture~ Krishnamurti 11:'00 II aewen O'Qocl Report (C) (30)
becins a diafoiue with boys at the Jerry Dunphy ~tdler School in Oi•i. ea11t. They D n.. rn• ttow ,.._ (C) (30)
dllCUSS wor1d ptOblem~ and pmon. Georie Skinner.
al and ~ntempcnry issues. 1 • w...._. (30)
ti) ,...._ Ott.H News.: (C) (30) 8utlr Ward.
&:ti fD DOUT ~ Jt11m1I: (C) A • Movie: .. btl .. lie S1Mrl"
monthly procram devoted to Nearo (adventure) ·~urt Jurcens. LM ~· the "":ttD ind the. bl~dl Padcwanl, Fulco Lulli.
middle class. Usina a 1V magazine m Les Cnnt (C) (60)
format. ~ program beeins with a m Mowte: "'Clptal1 Slncct" (ad· ~t.e-bf'elkina news story and • r. venture) '50-louis Haywiird, Bin·
Ylft of the Negro press. Scheduled nie Barnes.
b a satire by Godfrey Cambridp, § ~ ..._ (C)
folk sinpr Leo Bibb, a ·~ at U.S. 6 ™' 0., 1961 (C) blacll tfleeter, documenblnes on the ,._.
~· black pawer and Nearo his· ll:lO e Movie: NO.•• Cffime• (dl'lm•)
II) A.. .. ti .,..,_ ·~ene Evans. Keith Andes. l:JOl'QI~ 8-tJ Hiiibiilies: 0 9001'1 T...,_. SlloW (C)
(30) .11... D Mowit: "T1ae .., ...._,. (d11· . on a '!11 .,,ry career, ma) '4~obert Rodlwell Hannt
J«.hro. ~"!'nts •1~. undeniratef Axeman •
demolition wt11le .Pf'ICtitinc to be a O ~·r."\ ..._ I""""'-... (C) Navy fnlcrnln 1n the swimming WJ ~ ,_, _.,
fJOO(. (R) 12.:00 m Jot ,,_ (C)
D @@ Dw'll• Home: (C) (30) 12:30 m AU·NiPt sa..: "Prilontr d
iiiTu O.row hosts. Shari! Island " "The ShoctinJ Miss I .... Cr-. (C) (90) Pil(rim, "Urde Hany'' ind "Thin
....._ fll tile Wec'hll (C) (30 Ice."
...._. Slrilt m Adloa nut. "Sprin&tJme In
t:OO II a Ci) c... Aa:n: (C) (30) the Rockies."
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THURSDAY
JUNE 13
for morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
1:30 0 (C} "It Happtntd llD JIM"
(com.edy) '59 -Doris Day, Jack
Lemmon. 0 '1'tnn..Ws hrtnef" (west·
cm) ·s~Ronald Reapn. ....:saut
fript'' (mystery) '50 -Michaef
Wilding..
11:00 D "Coll•&• Huinor" (musical) '33
-8ing Crosby. 'icitJ S1ritts" (dl'I·
ma) '31-Gary Cooper.
12:30 m "RoitPIJ S,.kina" (comedy)
145-Jack Canon, Rosalind Rumll.
1:30 m "TrOCldero" (mystery) '44
Rosemary lane, Ralph Mor1an.
4:30 tJ (C) '"Stvtn Ways ffffl Sim·
down" (western) '60--Audie Mur·
phy, Barry Sullivan. 0 "Payrolr (mystery) '~Ml·
chael Craie. Francoise Prevost.
fVENING
5:00 U Tht Bit News: (C) (60) Jerry
Dunphy. O HuntltJ·BrinkltJ Report (C) (60) O Stne Allen Sbor. (C) (90)
Dean Jones, Dayton Allen, Letti
Mbulu and Vic Caesar guest Jones
plays a commercial announcer who
Invites young men to see friendly
Canada, on a one-way ticket. Steve
and Dayton do a news documentary
on the ~ectlve service. 0 Sb O'Clock Movie: "Watch It, Siilorl" (comedy) '61-John Mell·
Ion, Vera Day, Marjorie Rhodes. On
his wedding day, a sailor and his
bride's family receive tetegrama
from his commanding offlctr delay·
Ing the weddina because of a pa.
tern ity question.
I Mmne Boy (C) (30)
Patty Duke (30)
Men Griffin 5'ow (C) ~It's N"? "Mission Control."
A look at the manned 59ace fli&ht
complex In Houston, Texas.
@E El Delpertar
6:30 I. ICNBC NtlWI Semee (C) (60) • Tiie 8l'OOVJ fiatH (C) (30)
Huel (30)
McH1lt's lhwy (30)
@ Huntll,f·Brinklty Report (C)
: M1klnc the lhst ot Mst.ftr.
"Your Philosophy for M1turlty." A
panel of retired people discuss the
need to build a philotophy f
senior citizens.. (R) ~ Cl) CBS Ennlna Ntn (C)
@E Notldtro 34 (C)
7:00 tJ CBS Ewtftinc News: (C) (30)
Walter Cronkite.
I F Troop {C) (30) •
I Lovt Lucy (30)
fillllpn'a lll1nd (30)
@ Indianapolis 500 (C)
Sacnl'HftliD File
LI C.n1 Vada
7:30 tJ a m Cilt1non Sb1p: (C) (90)
Marshal Jim Crown m"5't have I
aunman convicted of robbery ind
find 1 way to redirect 1 frelrht ca
convicttd ctimlnlla wtio savt Y~ (ifJ (1) TM U1t11d11U11
slma for the Allied CIU• In WOttd fm llD .... lo1dtd wittl enou1h dynamlt. to
19¥91 the town. His litu1rlof'I ~
comes critlcll when the 111nm1n Is
freed and an Itinerant e1lltd Mo-
beetie bl1mes the mal"lh1I for cau•
Int him to lole his ch1nce fOI'
wo~ on an important cattle drive.
(R)
War II art rtVMltd. (~) letJO I"'-(C) (30) 8111 Joh-.
0 @ C1) T"1 Qbt: (C) (30) 11:00 0... O'Qect ~ (C) (JO)
''ODPDYPNtlMCAIFSS." Don Hollln· Jtny Dunphy.
pr 1CCUrat.IJ f1ncalta dllla 11 n. Ila .._. ..._ (C) (SO)
"'*! Ann M1rit llllim that his Giiorp Slnclera..
B ta @ hnltl loone: (C) (60)
''A Matter of Blood." D1nitl Boont
must peBuade a beautiful youn1
woman (Adrienne Hayes) to teevt
her life of luxury to succeed hef
dylna fattier as an lndl1n chief. (R)
mothtf bt htr ovemlaht guest. (R) I llle ......, (30) m Tn1t Mlt•W. (C) (30) ""'9: (C) Blltlr Want
fii) n.trt leet Hal Maritntflal • MM: (C) ..,_, el tlte lfdr-
foob at teent1 from "Coney lll1nd 'Ktflc" (romence) '55 -Otnnt1
ol tht Mind" ptfformtd by Tllt Morpn, \llrainl1 Mayo. .
Company Theatre, currently runnlna IM CR• (C) (60)
at the Robtrtaon Pl'YhOutt. llwtt: "fM .... tt .,.......
,. .... ~':,.=(C) (30) -r·%--'" ·-II EXCITING! PLAY
Pyrainrd ~ndlt." Friday 1nd Gan· 11lia DfJ l• (C) * "LET'S GO TO THE
RACES!" MORE BIG
CASH WINNERS! GET
EREE ENTRIES AT VON 'S
non wort out of the Frauds Divi· ,._ •
sion tD brNk up 1 MOMJ·mekln1 11:30 "Tlla lie Ht+sa·
scheme. Vlrlinia GrtU pests. (R) ( rame) '50-Blzabetll Taylor, Van --0 @ (J) ,.,._ fllce: (C) (30) Joh1110n. I l.tt's Qo tt t1M Ram (C) (30) Martha PJins on rtntln1 the Car· u· 11) Tiie THl&flt Sllew (C)
@ (J) Stcotfd Hunclrtd Yfll'= ton home; Rodney Is uncartaln . Mowit: •'W1u " t1te a.d
(30) "No Ex119rlence Neces· over hla b10the(1 bulintt.t pJani; (advtt\turt) '48 -Johll
11ry." Luke carpenter puts his rep-Suun praands to be lick. W1~. Gall R"*ltll.
utatlon on the line wben he aoes I Tl'MI (C) (30) I~ Cl) JllJ ..., .... (C)
to work H a 41esman on commls. : DOUT !Idle! MJ llldlll lZ.-00 JM "9t (C)
sion for • ahady hou•sidln1 firm. 10:00 U Cl) 0.11 .... Illar. (C) 12.:JO Al1-N!Ot Illar. "Bride of t1tt
(R) ( ) Guests a,. Jimmy Sttw1rt. onsttr," "Colonel EJfl~am'a 0 Million $ Movie: '1IJ CHslD Geortt Gobtl, Shtd;y Greene ind R11d," "My Dreem Is Yours.' tnd
bdltl" (mystery) '53--0livia de W-111 D'Ono. (R) "Tht Ghost Gots West." ~:~;!1~.n~eR~~~o B:~~sld~: JJ-~,. "'::::.: ~ <~» ·~ L, ~ n.n "No Mlncw
fortune attempts to dlscewtf if the R®rloz 1 Rine." Jullt H1rri1, Robert 12:'5 O Mn: '"W..W W1tM11t &ti"
woman he loves is a schemer and lJ>aj1, Julie Ad1ms stir. An omit. (ICl·m 'Sf-Huah M1r1owt, N111CJ
1 murderess or true to her declara· family rln1 brinp tDpthtr a proud GI• Rod T1ylor.
tions of love. rover end 1 59inster tdloolteecher. 1:00 fJ Mowla: "l1ll ...., M.....,
m Trvtlt or Conaequt11Cte (C) (30) The rfn&. 1aocl1ttd wit.ti a lon1 • (ICl·fi) '57-Cnll& Stevena. Wlllllm
Perry Muon (60) ries of trapdles, ceum hawc In Hopper.
Fntare: "Secrets of the the lives of tht two people. DMowla: "nit UllfaltMll" (~
Chasm." A look at the deepest cave IT-.. (C) (60) tlt'Y) '47-ltw ~ Ann St*f.
In the wof'ld as spelunkers descend Jacl Lla1• 11 ... (C) (30) den.
Into M. Berge(s Cave in Grenoble, F--. a.ry (C) (30) O lltw1 (C)
France.
II) Nuev1 cttl Musial 1.-001 Bolig_ (C) (2 hr)
(i1J lV l1tt AJ'ftl N1111: (C)
( 0) "Tonio' a Molhtf .'' Sister Ber·
trille's visit to the sl199Y vlll11e of
Esperanza is 111 upsettin1 nperf·
ence for both the no'ilce and Yot1n1 Tonio who. mistakes Sister Bertrllle
for his mother come back from
heaven. (R) m Password (C) (30) fE Pl.,tll& tlte Qllttar: "Notes on
th First Two strinp." IM1ructor
Frederick Noed teaches students to
play something near 1 composf·
tion.
II) A90r en ti Dtlie"9
1:30 0 @ 00 lntMidr. (C) (60) "Girl
In the Nl1ht." Muued end beaten
WET
THE
*BED?
by two unidentified men 1fter 1 L------------'-...;;;;::;;:::::::::;;:.:.~..._~ .. 11=;.; d1te with sinpr Elaine Moreau
(Susan St. James), detective Sat HELP HIM NOVV
Ed Brown (Don Galloway) trfn to BED WETTING is not necessarily a problem only for the youn1
eKplain to Chief Ironside that Elaine child. Many teen aaers and adult.s face this problem ... un.
was not responsible. (R) necessarily, There is an answer ... a method, known as
0@ CJ) lewltdttd: (C) (30) Enurtone, developed by a doctor. Enurtone has proven in over
"Birdies. Boales ind Buttr." SI· 21 years and in more than 450,000 cases that it can help
manlh• finds that even I witch correct and stop bed wettina (Enuresis)" when not caused by
can become a rolf widow. Saman· orpnic defects or di5eases, in just 2 to 4 weeks. Write for a
th• uses her powers to help D1rrin FREE ~let. It answers the 14 most commonly asked q~s·
improve his rolf pme ind the tions about this distressing handicap. Complete and mail
i i works too well. (R) coupon today. Your booklet will be mailed promptly without
MlfY '"""' (C) (90) ~st or obliaation. .Copyri&hl 1961. TH[ ENUlfTON£ COMP'AN't'
ROl'lftl Kind <C) (30) ·--_,.---------------------------.------------~-----: Off·R1111ri: "Doi Psychl1trist." MAIL TO: ENUln'ONE COMPANY Phone 7 .... 200 TV 6·9
Fred K1mba I, who clams to rte 16603 VENTURA BLVD., ENCINO, CAL,,. 91316
1nimals' minds. talks to actress
Afnes Moorehead's French poodle.
• t d + ENCINO MEDICAL CENTE!t-SUITE C
IJ)Dnl .. tlcStrill NAM1t-----------------~
9:00 Ra Cl) TIMlrlday Nllttt Mewlt: AOOtt~---------------(fj "1't Stc:rtt lnvmen" (drama) CITY STATE.___ ____ _
'64-Stewut Gr1n1er, R1f V1lloM,
Mickey Rooney, Edd Byrnes. Htnry
Sliva. The uplofb of 1 handful ol •••i :" r JJf I >IT I ( l I I J.",< 1r,J/d I I<. 11 I
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Pa.1• 13
FRIDAY
JUNE 14
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
OAYTIME MOVIES
l:lO U "lh••• Ill tM hit". (dre· _ __,~41 Greer GlrtM,..Walttr--PJd.
aeon. D .,......,, ..,.. <~tur•> ·40
-f>tul Munl. (C) "A ... c.tled '*" (drama)' '$>-AICJiar4 Todd.
11:0011 "lllepl TrdkM (myDy) '38
-J. Cerroll Nallft. "'CMN•IW'
(comedy) '29-The Manr Brottlers. u:JO m.,,.. ...,. r........ ccom-taY> '46--Ann Sller1d1n. "lll&llt
Un1D NlaM" (drama) '49-8roder·
lck Cmwford.
1:30 m '"" Cltdlul" (dremt) '39-rik Portman, June Dupre.
4:30 R "'Wlllrt,..r (myay) '4
Gene Tlemey, Richtrd Contt. m '"Dino" (drama) '57-Sal Mineo,
IJnan Keith.
f V I "J I ~.i (",
1:00 fl Tiii lie News: (C) (60) Jerry
Dunphy.
I tt......,.lrlnU., ""*1 (C) (30)
..... Allttl ... : (C) (90)
Comedian Pat Ptulten, £n1lllfl
lin1er Lulu, let McCenn's Jm trio,
It.ripper Anpl Certer ..... (R)
D Sil era.cl llewle: (C) "llucy
IOea te lit" (muilcal) '50-Jane
Powell, Ann Sothtm, Louil Celhem.
I MlriM a., (C) (30)
,., .,.. (30)
CJ) MlfY lrlffta ._ (C)
WMrs "-1 "The Meetlna." A humorous portray11 of zoo llfe was
filmed In the Belalum Zoo. El.,.,....
1:30 UIC Ntwl s.Mce (C) (60)
Tiie ...., '''" (C) (30) Hml (30)
Mcfl#• ""' (30) (I)".....,.'""~ ~ (C)
.....,., s.el ·--= "Ad~ Wrtrsln1:4 ~
vtrtillna as 1 arowtti stimulator,
this procram tlMs • I* 1t varl·
OUI actwertllint medil. 1w:.n-(C)
7:0D 8 CIS e-i1tC llws: (C) (30) Walt« Cronkite.
I F Troop (C) (30)
I U. LllCJ (30)
111t1aa•'• lllud (30)
CI) Mowlr. (C) "Tiie Siii Ill'-
• ._,,. (drama) '60-Clu Gil·
"""· Ed Becley. fl1) F..-.: (C) "startin1 Enllish
Earty." A film from UCl.A aimed 1t
encoureatnc parents of ncȣnatlsh
apeeklnc children to start their pre-
tchoolers towards leamln1 Ult £n1·
11111 ltnflllp. 9 ()}McHllt'1 N1WJ G) LI Cna Vida
7:JO 119 (I) Tiie Wiid, Wld Wiit:
(C) ({<>) Secret •cents West •nd
Gordon Join I ftp trlJft to Den·
ver In their •rdl for 1 mys11rt.
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DAILY PILOT
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNE •• 1968
ous assassin, £nzo. who thty sus· 1-.a1 (C) (30)
pect la one of their trawllna com· Dmlfltlel
paniona. AJlo 1mon1 the travelers t-.JO D ~ Cl) IW!Jwed S.11n1:
art four bteutif\11 show&ir1s, ont al I) lttte; Mal"lllall holta.
whom may be Enzo's partnet" In HtUrwed hB hwlw (C) (
ctlme. (R) Rescheduled from Mey fin Cl) Tiie Ina tf Wiii
17) Ntt: (Cf (30) "Ride the M D T1mn: (C) (60) ".Ill's Amne-Down." Will tnd Jeff Join 1
Sli.". Jai lotts his memory t nd be-hunUna a bank b•ndlt 1lleatc1
comes the helpless 1ccompllce of be Jim Sonnett. (R)
fewtl thieves. Afttf I fall on I &) s.flidt & (60)
riYtr bolt, Jal awabns Ind soes m NET ,,., ...... : "Thirteen
1shor1, Where he is met by J. C. Aplnst Fite-Trapped." A 70un1
Crosby (John Definer), who con· man finda that his put tordld lift
vinces him h• has a criminal past Is the prime e.u• of his arrest end
and blackmails him Into helpll\I conviction for the munter of his
steal a tribe's sacred ruby. (R) mistress.
-AN-ALLIJM.E....GREAT! E •-Noclatl Alesrtl * "LIVES OF A BEPmXL t0:009 U Ell ~ _.sp.. LANCER" w/Gary Cooper dil: .~ (60) "Music From ttie • Land. NBC News' wannly IC· pres. by Thrifty Drugi clllmed one-hour apecl1I on coun· IJ Mowte: .,,,_ tf a ...... Lie-trJ·llld·westem m~ is tfte0r9d.
flllll" (ldVtnturt) '35-Gary Cooper, Eddy Arnold narrates and !*forms
Franchot Tone. 11 well. Some of country music's
fJ (jj) Cl) DIU CIW9tl Special <C> bluest stars auest Buck Owens
{30) end His Bucbroos, lester Aatt and fJ Mllloa $ Mewie: (C) "f,_ Hell £.ar1 ScruQJ, The Fot0 Mountain
tit Tall" (western) '58-Don Mur· Boys, Roy Acuff and The Smotiy
i Olene Varsi, Chlll Wills. Mountain Boys. Minnie Pear1, and
Trdt or c.....-(C) (30) Marty Robbins. (R)
...,,, ..... (60) I '-I!. htal• ..... (C) (60) WOftcl ,,_ (C) @ (1) Jlldd. ,., .. Detmt:
Rwlstl Male.ti ( ) (60) ''The Grand Old Man."
l:OO F.! Cl) U.S. a,. W QI• Judd's client Is a youn1 man who
.Ip: (C) (30) From Rochester, morted to kldnapln1 to mnae
ew Yort. Tonlatirs pl'Olflm Is the dttth of his fatlw. Christo-
.taped highlllf!ts of tti. first two pher Connelly auests. (R)
rounds and an Interview with the I Tt•po (C) (60) leader at 36 holes. Chris Schenkel, Jack Lltlll• Nen (C) (60)
Jim Md<ay, Bii Aemmlnc. Bud P•I· ltldui Llln
mtf, Henry Lonlhurst end Byron 10:30 Ntn: (C) Biii Johna.
HellOll ret>Ort. : llllltVltiMI: "Infrared Ttltvl· m ~ (C) (30) n." Dr. Richard Brennemtn i,.
@I) A.... • ti Dtlitfto 1lns 1 aries of replays of the past
l!lO II QI Cl) 8otntr ~SMC: (C) senon's most poc1ular proerams. (30) Gomer umrittlnllY becomes Guesta eicpl1ln commtfcial posaibll·
enaaaed to a &ir1 he has lust met itits In Infrared TV industry.
end Set Carter suspects that he Is 11:00 I.I EMii O'Cled ~ (C) (30)
beln1 conned for his allotment Jerry Dunphy.
checlt. (R) II Tiie lltll Heer Ntn: (C) (30)
0 QI 00 119 I T 11 e Art ~ stinntr. c ... : (C) (60) ~ Newman and I"' • ....,_ .. (30) ·
Aline S11rinen explore "the buylnc ~ (C) (30) Butel' Ward.
and aellln1 of plcturet for love or • ~ "Tiie Dlaealltdlad" profit -mostly profit!" This pro-(mysttty) '57_,iul Burb, Allison
eram Is not another show about Hayes.
the aesthetics or the histofy of •rt. m Lal en .. (C) (60)
but aboot the various ways of mak· CD =JC> "nit ._ ef Hol-ina money in art. and the many liW n" (honor) '56 -Guy
ways of losing ll Experts Lall view· MadllOll, P1trlcll Medina.
ers how to ludee when buyina a I~ Ntn (C) piece of art. and at the Ind of the 6 ?Illa DIJ t• (C)
proaram Aline liYts 1 test to • ,....
how much you have learned. tltlwll cit '9flalta Maicl1111 0 (fl}@ Man Ill I Sllttaat: (C) 11:30 Mewlt: "lllnllr llJ c..tnd"
(60) "No Friend of Mine." McGiii (mystery) '58 -Vincent Edwards,
Is enmeshed In • plot to sabot111e HtfXhel Bamardl.
an independence movement of 1n 11 9 @ Tiii TCNtllllt 9'19 (C)
African nation. Mowit: (C) ........,. (mys.
I Mn lritfin (C) (90) tery) '56 -R1lpti Mtekt<. Janice
HIWltl Ciiis (C) (30) Rule.
~: "Th• Slnll9$---A I ~()) JNr "-sa.. (C) ew life Style'r' A frank discussion Sallfll tit 1 tttr
of swin1in1 single life and unhappy 12:00 flYllt (C)
marrieds. 12.:.JO • MeN: "'lffPn1 301" (dreml)
ti) Drllaltlc s.rill '51-StM Cochran, Vlrainla Grey.
t:00 tJ 9 ()) Friday Ni&M MMe: (C) m M-Nf&lrt ~ (C) "Death
.,..... llO.s" (drama) '63-Su· Pays In Dollal'1," "Are Over Rome,"
aan Hayward, Mlchltl Craig. Di1ne "Sabaka," "Clptaln John Smith 1nd
Baker. Edward Judd, Paul Racers. Pocahontut ind "S..mp of tht
Miss H1YWant, an Academy Award· lost Monaters'' ire shown.
winnin1 actraa. playi • capricious m Adlol 11leetre: "Sofia."
woman who roams the world In 1:00 II Mowlt: .,.Mtlw Qal" (western)
search '?' tllcltement. When she be-'6-Yvonne De Cer1o, Rod Clm•
comes 111 and • younc doctor Is eron.
aimmontd to •lttnd her, the tntl,. D lh* MCerwJ 0., .......-
cou,.. of her life ch1nces. (R) (~) '59-Whllem tt.rtMll.
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Sacred Hurt (C) @ ()) Allfta1 ....... (C) ~Cl) Clptai• llftprt0 (C) • lhvlt: (C) "fra DIMle" (ad· ~ 00 5111* ' (C) venture)-Tony Russell, Haya H1ra· .__-'Cj._!Mowle~ : "Saf1tt E•preu" drt· reel
ma) ~il1ffe Dietrldt;--.JehllH--'-'••• Lodge.
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Action Them: "Wild Geese I £J Jik:io de ._ Hijos Callin~," "Public Enemy," and '1n· 1:00 I (I) T1lt a.o. ....., (C)
temational Settlement" are shown. @ U.S. Open Coif Qa•
9:30 I g ~ Tiie Herarloids (C) pion p: (C) T efevised from Oak · 6 Simon •d Gollatll (C) Hill Country Club in Rochester, New
Journey to tile Center of York. ABC sports commentators CtN·
Ille urttl (C} er the 68th championship from m Escutia DIEi (C} the Oak Hill course. The 6,962· IO:OOl I~ Sllamnl (C) yard, par-70 course last hosted the · 6 1.lnl•• (C) Open in 1956 when Cary Middle-
!Uq 1tn1 (C) cott defeated Ben Hogan and Julius
· Movie: (C) "l..-cl If a C••· Boros by one stroke. The winner
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By MARIAN DERN
Questioa: How does an indepe.Hlenc 1V llalion. opendq in •
area that hu Che laraat number of 1V stationl anywhere in atw
country. gee viewers to tune in. and stay turned-on durifta dailf
daytime and niahttimc bows?
Answer. It cbaftps around its format; it aperimenll. And l
comes up with a kind of li'1e, --..Ulity" fr01'811UDina-in this c:.-
a three part concept called TEMPO. enc:ompusi1111he houn ...,
tween noon and 4 PM, I 0 and I I PM daily.
Quesdom Does It work?
Answer: It ...,. to wort. but Che ation ii ldll uperil-Pi•
At the molMlll, the noon ro 7 PM 1epneat ii boleed by • ....,..
set. uninhibited fellow with years of radio and 1V euerieoce named
Stan Bohrman, and a pretty lady. Maria Cole (widow of tla ....
Nat King Cole) who ii both cbannint and noc afnld to .. .-.
lions that expoee the f:Kt that she. like moat of m, doem'l bow
everything.
The 2 to 4 PM 1eCtion ls oreslded over by a Mr. A Mn. ....
dean-cut, opinionated Bob bornan •• somecime adOI' .. ~ .....
propelled foreip corrapondent, ·and wife Sallie. actnm ... _..
of five.
. The evenin1 eesrnent, formerly held down by. Hollywood WJiter..
director aod non...eop ponlilcator Don McGuare, as now bolted b~ alternalina .-~ the latest bein1 Richard DaWIDD of
Hogan's ffel'Oll.
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m ~ TllNlrt: "Rebel In will be conttndets lo the lonaw, fciWn. mi It 1t1d one.quarter l)ert)y.
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DAILY PILOT
MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 10, 1968
Held Without Bail
·~ •. , ~ _ • "tf;'e.-J'.•~.. ,-
Ray Half-dragged
To Lon.don Court.
LONDON (UPI) -James Earl Ray,
the accused assassin of Dr. Martin
Luther King Jr., today was half-drag·
ged into a magistrate's court where he
was ordered held without bail OQ. gun
and passport violations ih Britain. U.S.
efforts to extradite him will ·come
later, possibly this week.'
Ray, a ~year-old American ,
escaped convict, then was talceii. under
heavy guard to Brixton Pr~on to-
await another hearing June 18~ His ap-
pearance in court lasted only 82
seconds -during which he either scawl-
ed or screwed his face into a half grin
as he answered "no" to two questions.
U.S. extradition efforts will not have
to wait until the second hearing.
Embassy officials said both the states
of Mi,ssouri and Tennessee were
prep?ing ext;fadition papers -jail
break in Missouri and the King
murder charge in Memphis, Tenn.
American sources indicated the
deciSlon had not yet been made as to
which, if either, of these states' possi-
ble extradition claims would be used.
They said Ray cou1d simplify things
by waiving extradif.!Qn -though he
has not spoken on this matter -or
~ritain could simply deport blm as an
·r1desirable.
The British Foreign Office said it
Cabbie Robbed
At Gunpoint,
Lo cked in Tr unk
What could have been a good fare
ended in a good scare for the Long
Bach cab driver who found himself
locked in the trunk of hit own taxi
Sumtay night in Huntington Bea<h.
Police said Ward L. Mangum, 62, of
5601 "1: Lemon St., was robbed at gun-
polot ol $45 then locked lo the trunl: by
hls passeriger at Salmon Lane and
Yorktown Avenue, Huntington Beach,
1hortly after midnight Monday.
The victim told police that he.picked
ap,._ the male passenger at a Long
Beach bar about 10 p.m. Sunday.
A security officer of a nearby tract,
bearing the cab driver'• aiu, releas·
ed him and notified police.
The assailant is described as being
bdween 5 feet, 5, and 5 feet, 6, 145 to
150 pounds w1th fair complexion and
abort bloud hair.
understood U.S. authorities were "in
the process" of applying for Ray 's ex-
tradition and that such a request
would be "judged on its merits."
U.S. Asst Atty. Gen. Fred M.
Vinson Jr., who flew to London Sunday
to try to speed up extradition, met
{See·RAY, Pa1< .2)
2-gun Bandit
Roh s Theater
In Costa Mesa
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
or tM C11flr 1'fftt sr1t1
A bandit armed with two gun& and a
butcher knife robbed a Costa Mesa
theater of more than $400 late Satur-
day, then vanished while marching·the
manager and hls assistant away as
hostages.
Telephone lines were cut during the ·
.holdup at Fox South Coast Plaza
Theater, 3410 S. Bristol St., but no one
was injured by the heavily armed gun.
man, police said.
Manager Harry D . Francis said the
robber placed the cold muzzle of a .38
caliber revolve!' behind his left ear
while forcing him to cut the wires and
urged him not to try any tricks.
"Don't try to be a hero," he warned,
"We're cruy to try this anyway,''
.BJ.though four other witnesses told Of.
fieer Gary Webster they saw no ac-
complice.
Francis told investigators be was
reading a newspaper in his office
about 11 :30 p.m. Saturday, when the
man slipped in and clOl!ed the door .
"Excuse me ," he said, "I have
something to show you," displaying
the· revolver and a small automatic
pistol. He then tossed a butcher knife
ooto Francls's de sk to alt the
telephone line.
The victim told officers the robber
took a small amount of money from
the office and then ordered him to
open two safes in the box office, after
ascertaining where major receipts
were kept.
He a.ho told Francis to act as though
he were a friend if anyone approached
as the1 wallted toward the box office,
keeping his gun hidden trom sight,
The shaken manager was trembling
too badly to open Uie safe on the Unt
(See HOWUP, Pace l) •
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Sirhan Not Remorseful,
Seeks 'Big Name' Lawyer
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AT KENNEDY GRAVE -Mrs. Jacquellne Ken-
nedy and her two children, John Jr., and Caroline,
kneel at grave of Sen. Robert F . Kennedy, at
Arlington National Cemetery Sunday. Also at
Robert's grave, alongside burial place or -his
brother, President Kennedy, are Prince and Princ-
ess Radziwill (left). The princess is Mrs. Ken-
nedy's sister.
Family and Tourists
Thousands at RFK Grave
WASHINGTON CAP) -In life, Sen.
Robert F. Kennedy ""nt whe;e the
crowds were. Now hb Jut campaign
jg done and tti.ey come to mm. to litaod
for a moment before a newly-60dded
grave on a grassy slope o! Arlington
Nalional Cemetery.
Nearly 601000 p..?ople rn&de that
pilgrimage Sunday, amid steamy beat f1ld. aflemoOn rain. The pilgrimage
Contiinued today as more than 7,00> fil·
ed. peat the new white cross before
mklday.
Etltel K-yJ upec1lng her 11th
child, came lo kiieel at lbt loot ol h«
husband's grave Sund.a)'.
Mn. John F. Kenoc::ly came with
her two children, to pra7 at tbe grave
of her 181Sa."6inated huaband 1 then t:O
• walk lbt few l!(eptl to lbt reo1ing plo!ce
ci he!" assassinated brother.m.law. ,
Tourists wtth cameras came, and
mourners with Oowen.
They -six abnasl and waited in
a bummg June SWl.
Hie broad, low braoche&·of .a magnolia .. ...
And when they bad ciimbed the
cemetery hW , many did not know
where ro look f~ the grave. They had
to ask the eoldiers who &tood guard
tbere.
For only a sman, wtdte Cl'06S marks
the grave of the New Y erk Senator,
shot ~ by an .,...,lo in Los
Angeles ear1y Wednesday aa be
celebrated a CalifonWa ·primary vie·
tory Jl1 hls campaign . l<ir the .
Democratic presldeatlal nomlnattoo.
'Ibe graves of the brothers who lived
in politics and died in gunfire are a
&OaDt 50 feet apart.
A family tipo<eoman said Robert'
gravesite i~ temporary but Ole
permanent burial place will be ·in the
·. :same' general area.
1be walkway 1eadlng t o w a r d Robert'• grave &oet to that of Jqhn
Kennedy as5.Ulfnated tn "Dallas on
Nov. 22, 1963. And the crowds were
drawn aulm!atlcally loWard thAt ·
memorial, With lie everbumln{ !lame.
The new grave 11 ootlkte the low
hedge which borders Ille memorial to
tile 1laln Pre-nt ml ii lbidded by
A simple memorial wilt be des \ped
later.
From clown unW dUlk SUnday p<o·
pl.e Clime. An eveaiD& cloudbunt
drovt rainy to ibelter, but man1
o4ller1 ignor«I tbe . ribl lo COll!tnue
their procession put~ve. U wa th• day . Jobntoa I
had pro<lalmed .a n ODii day of
mollJ'1llJW !or Ille' 42-JHMld ,.natll' who chllkllged blm lor Ille Whllo
Ilou1e. 'l'w .. w..u after Ke.mtdy an·
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Of l{ennedy
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Sirhan B.
Sirhan, accused of the slaying of Sen.
Robert F. Kennedy, had shown no
remorse and has asked for visits by
his family, it was revealed Monday.
Sirhan has talked with .an attorney
for the American Civil Liberties Union
and asked him to obtain the servi~s
of a prominent attorney but he has not
said a word about Kennedy's fat.11
shooting, the Los Angeles sheriH's of·
fice said.
The 24-year-old onetime i:acetraclt
exercise boy is eating three meals a
day in his· cell in the hospital ward qf
the county jail. He slee})6 well and
takes exercise dally by walking up and
down the jail corridor.
A spokesman said he had shown no
remorse wbatsoever.
A. L. Wirtn, chief counsel for the
Southern California ACLU,' bas visited
Sirhan almost daily.
This week Wtrin wlll ask Presiding
Judge RJchard Schauer of Los Angeles
Superior Court to call on the ~
Angeles Bar Association and other
legal groups to obtain a defense at-
{See SIRHAN, Page %)
Oruge Coast
Weather
Sunny skies and seventyish
temperaturet are in store for
the Orange ·Coast Tufisd.83', says
f9.f.ecaster Frank Ernst. .Mier .
the usual dole of early morning
clouds, of course.
INSmE TODAY
South Cocut Repertorv has
mount«d a faithj11.L, flawle11
i1'~ttation of Ten?uissee Wil·
Iiams' cla.sric drama.. '~A Street-
car Named Desire." Sten Enter-
tainment, Page 34.
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·Parents Given
Br JACK il!OBACK scllool cblldren la bad but not n..,.ly
• "" Cl.iii,... ,,.. as bad as..a lot of people would lead
• ; • Only ooe 1ubject wa1 "taught" at you to believe.
• N t _....... 1im1o1 .i•tr111"1'-•""-~·4'!l!"· '\r!lu-r l1fOl!ltm•~v•..co•: iltlJ. G&rCOt:I-;, -fronted eve"ry generation and have
: . ~fbe studeats were parenta: and other been &olved, or at least parUaUy a:olv·
·~ attendlng a program called, ed. ._ arcotlcs Symposium for Pareata, A -Thal there are ways to mlnlmize
e for Community Attton." the narCotics problem amona a<;hool
f-pproximately 130 persons attended age children. u. program staged by the Harbor Gen.Id Buck, Orange C o u n t y
Clluncil of Parent-Teachers Assocla· juvenile delinquency prevent ton
Uon aod endorsed hy the Harbor Coun-coordinator, offered parents the most
ell oC Churches {and Harbor Area hope . · -OOordin.aUng Council. j'As a parent, admit that you don't
'Am thin Ibey learned in thelr knOW everything. about drugs. Your ,-.. ODI p c"'ldren will admit It, too. Tell them diy at IChOol were: u.i -That tbe nar<:otlcs problem among they have to de:c1de !or the?p.selves,
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1n Red Saigon .
Shelling Soars
SAIGON (AP) -The civilian
cuu•ltY toll lr<m 22 da)'I ol Viet Cong
rocket and mcrt.ar att.raclu: on Saigon
soared past the 500 mark today with
ancrther shelling on the den.s~y
populated central districts of the
capital.
Gen. Wllli3m C. We6tm.oreland,
outgoing commander of U.S. troops In
Vietnam, told a farewell news con·
!erence; "It's virtually impossible to
atop tbiS indiscriminate firing , of
rockets." Westmoreland lea·1es ·Tues-
day !or Washington to become ArmY..
chief ol staff. (See story. Page 4).
At least 15 of the 100-pound, 1----~~u..,,·"."an:m~ .r.licke.tsJ;9r.e.jnto_th~ ci· iy early today in the Viet Cong's ter·
ror campaign, setting· se.veral houses
afire. Ten Vietnamese Ciyilians were
)tilled 8nd 33~wounded. Jt W8$ tire 22nd
day out of the l&rt 37 that Saigon has
been hit wittl rockftt or mortars.
During the period, since the start of
the Viet Cong's May· 5 "pea~ talks"
offensive agaiml Saigon, 109 civilians
have been killed and 413 wounded
from enemy shellings '81.one, based on
an unofficial tabulation of reparts of
the Souttl Vietnamese military bead·
quarters and the U.S. mission.
South Vietnamese military head-
quarter• announced that overall. 433
dvlliam ha"" been killed and 3,660
wounded fn the last '37 days from ~
enemy rocket mld mortar .attacks and
stnet fiehting in ttte capital military
di.Strict that includes Saigon and sur·
J'OUllding Gia Dinh Province. Head·
quarten said 16,269 houses were aet
afire and d-oyed "" damaged.
It was comidered reasonable
assumption that most of the property
destruction was caused by tlle
maseivti fll'e power of allied troops.
They U$ed bombers, artillery, tanks
and helleopter gunships to root out
Viet Cong guerrillas in abandone<l
houses.
The U.S. mission reported that
s1i'eet lighting and shelling, In the
c.P.t:al military district since May 5
have left 161,000 persons homeless.
Some of the refugees eventually will
be able to return to their homes on<:e
their districts have been declared oecure.
Countian Held
In Wife's Death
An Anaheim man who reported his
wife's gunshot suicide about 10 a.m.
today was booked on suspicion of
mtader shortly before noon after
being questioned by police.
Mrs. Jeanettea Thurman, 37, of 817
E . Verona SL, Anaheim, died of a
gunshot wound in tbe bead. according
to Orange County coroner's deputies.
Her husband, William E. Thurman,
36, of the same address, was-arrested
wit.hln the hour, but details which led
to bis being linked to it were not im·
mediately revealed.
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PASSPORT-PHOTO -This is
the "mug shot" released 'by.
Royal Canadian Mounted P~
-~lice in tb._e search for Martin
-Luther King assassination sus-
pect James EaI'l"' Ray. It was
taken by. Arcade Photo Studio
in Toronto for a Canadian pass-
port. Ray had three Canadian
passports when he was arrest-
ed in London.
From Page l
RAY .••
with ' senior Scotland Yard o£ficials
after the hearing to discuss step} to be
taken towards extradition. ThQ-')ormal
request will be made by the State
Department through the embassy.
Vlnson saw Ray briefiy on Sunday
but American sources said he did not
ask · him whether he wou1d waive ex.
tradition and the embassy said it still
does not know Ray's attitude ..
A formal ' request for extradition
would be made by the State Depart.
ment directly to the British Foreign
Office before or after Ray appears for
his second hearing June 18. The em-
bassy indicated such a request pro·
bably would not be· ready within the
next ucouple of days."
Vinson refused to see newsmen to-' day and the embassy refused to
disclose any information on Ray's ac-
tivities, or even his whereabouts
before his arrest at 11 :15 a.m. Satur·
'day.
Ray was brought into court by 12
police guards, almost shuflling as they
propelled him along into a court room
where !Or the first time in memory
every person e n t e r i n g the
magistrate's court was searched by
detectives. The detectives themselves
were armed which is unusual for Bri-
tain.
Magistrate Frank Milton. especially
careful or Ray's civil rights cham· ' pioned by King in the United States.
asked Ray if he objected to ·limiting
press coverage of his hearing and if he
had a law)' er.
Milton granted him legal aid, a free
attorney, and ordered him held in jail
11ntil at least June 18. lt gave pro-
secution and defense more time to
prepare to argue Ray's case against
charges he held fraudulent passports
and a gun and fi ve bullets illegally
when arrested Saturday at London
airport at the end of a worldwide hunt
that began April 4 when King was
slain in Memphis, Tenn.
Three Countians
Died in Traf fie
Three traffic deaths o v e r the
weekend brought Orange County's
hJghWay toll for the year to 90 com-
pared witb 81 on the same date 1n
1967.
Timothy Kuentier, 16, of Whittler
died Friday night after he was thrown
from a car which blew a tire on the
Santa Ana Freeway 1n Anaheim.
Edward Viramontes, 18, oj
Anaheim. died Sunday nJght from ln-
Jurl<• l'C<ltlVecl last. Wednesday ln a
traffic acc:ldent in PlacenUa.
Kathi-E. Gill, 16, Anaheim, died
Sunday as the result of injuries in.-
CWTed last May 2.8 when she was a
pNSeneer on a motorbi~e la Fullerton
wllldl collided with a tzUct.
r,_
on Drug Problems:
give them some factua11nformaUoa1
1'
the county offlcef 1ald.
''Don't generalize," .he warned, "llke
~lu~ Jo!lll·lWrod kidl ... ~·, Tliey ,know tiil1 im't true and · won't
believe anything else you say."
But Buck sa,id young people must be
Impressed with the legal consequeoce1
of breaking drug 'laws. "A record can
affect future ~ployment."
Children alsO will listen to 1ucb facta:
as that the majority of society rejecU
drug use; he explained. "Getting high
on drugs Isn't approved by most~
ple,'' he said:
Buck said one program had been
started hl the county for which be had
high hopes. "The San Clemente PTA
had a m .. Ung sbch H this, and from
it came . a series of neighborhood
meetings,' «:<>ffee.s.
''They have fOUDd It ii greaL You
&et together ·wttb your neJgbbOrs and
talk about the drug problem in small
sroupo. It iJ effective, .. Buck con
ctuded.
Dr. Michael Brown, Cal State
Fullerton Jutruct.or and consultant on
narcoUca to the Fullerton Jllgh School
DU:tr-ict, said a detailed study in that
1a: not as bad as some think.
"You have beard figures bandied
about that 60 to 70 percent of school
. age children are using or have tried
harcotics," Dr. Brown said.
"Our studies abow tilat it ls only 20
.·Jim Brown Held
In Girl's Assault
LOS ANGELES (UPl)--Jim Brown.
ex-professional football great ,;wd
now a movie star, was arrested Sun·
day night after a beautiful, German·
born fashion model was found set·
iously injured beneath his apartment
balcony.
Eva (pronounced Ava) Marie Bohn·
chin, 22, was taken to Los Angeles
County-USC Medical Center suffering
a dislocated shoulder and superficial
head injuries.
Friends said the young woman
modeled under the name of Eva Chin
iind is half Negro, hajf Caucaaj.an,
and that she an~ Brown were close
companions.
RELEASJµI Or< &AIL
Brown was booked by sheriff's
deputies in West Hollywood on SUS·
picion of assault and battery. He wai:;
released Monday morning on $12,500
bail. ·
Brown refused to make a statement
on his release. Fonnal char~s will be
filed at hls arraignment June 13,
officials said.
Brown, 32, gained more yardage
than MY other runner in professional
football when he played for the Cleve-
...
land Browns. Arresting officers said
the huge Negro athlete forcibly eject-
ed one deputy from the apartment
before sqbmitting to arrest.
A sheriff's office spokesman said
officials did not know what happened
in the apartment.
"Only Brown and the girl koow
and they aren't talking," he &aid.
CONCRETE PATIO
Police said they found Miss Bolm'-
chin on a concrete patio about 15 feet
under Brown's second-floor apart-
ment. -·~-
Police said Brown was "very bel.
ligerent" when they first arrived and
he threw one oQ1oer out 9! the apart·
ment bodily before allowing them in.
Brown, who won the Nat.tonal
League rushing title eight times, re-
tired before the start of 1he 1966 sea·
son to become an actor. He has been
in "The Dirty Dozen," "Ice Station
Zebra" and "The Fortune Cookie."
In June 1965, Brown was accused of
assaulting an 18-year-old girl. He re-
ceived a jury trial and was acquitted.
His wife and two children live in
Cleveland.
West County Has Watts
Potential, Realtor Says
West Orange County has the poten-
tial to become a massive ghetto -
another Watts.
That was one of the decl&l'lations of
realtor David Collins, the only white
participant. in a panel discussion on
poverty, that kept off balance two
Negroes and two Mexican-Americans
Saturday at UOI.
"This county has the potential Of
being a massive ghetto on the west
side," he said. "All these houses built
at once will get old .at the same time
as in Watts."
Re referred to the $12,000 to $20,000
homes in Wes~iruster, Midway City
and parts of Huntington Beach.
Lashing the entire county, he said,
"We have an image here in Orange
County of being a hot bed of bigotry.
The image ls distorted, but we aren't
doing anything to change it."
He said county residents notoriously
vote for candidates who promise to
lower taxes, and challenged, "Let's
see where your values are: How much
money did you spend lart. year on tax·
es on your home that go for schools
and civic improvements'? And how
much did you spend on your vaca.
Police Hold Two
In Bottle Thefts
A young n1an and a boy were at•
rested by Laguna Beach pallce Friday
afternoon on suspicion of stealing · 78
empty soft drink bottles from the city
nursery.
Police Lt. Robert McMurray said
Ronald Earl, 20, who has been staying
at a hotel in Laguna Beach. and a 14'-
year·old Long Beach youth were ar-
rested at the Boat Canyon Shopping
Center on suspicion of burglary.
The officer asserted the two puUed
out sections of lath to remove·the bot·
tles for resale, The value was $2.44 .
tion?"
Collins, chairman of Orange County
Chamber of Commer~ Task Team
on Social Enviromnent, 93.id, "The
hardest thing to do is listen to them
(the poor and persons of minority
races). We who are so sophisticated
alwa)'fi want to come up with quick
answers. But ft have soon discovered
that you just don't hand poor people
money."
He said, "We have the highest in-
cidence of trained br-ains inirthis coun-
ty, but we are not bending the brains
because we haven't recognited the
problem.
"Our developments have stone gates
tl\at say "exclusivity.' No one is
saying how valuable minority contact
will be for our children. Our children
will grow up and have to live with
them.
"Realtors are beginning to un-
derstand, but it takes time," he said.
He noted -tnat disCriminatlon is
subtle and that sometimes minority
race buyers don't seek the housing
that is available because "they don 't
think they are welcome."
\o 211 percent. We have just bekun and
· we are trying to ellmlnate as much of
that 25 percent as possible but we
wmi!ed ID sae what th• problonneall)'
was before we started."
Dr. Brown also blamed p~s for
shoving the problem of drugs ·Off oato
the sdlool authorities and poUc'e. "lt is
easy to find villains -the plisher, the
cop who makes a nilst.ake -but-the
real problem is at borne," the pro-
fessor said.
Dr. Maurice Kaplan, director of the
South Coast Child Guidance Clinic,
said the present. "hysteria" over
narcotics is not realistic.
·~here has been some kind vf pro-
blem in ev.ery' generation. There were
\IPL Pllt P1lott
FACES CHARGES
Jimmy Brown
From Pag& l
HOLDUP ••.
couple of tries, police said, and assis·
tant manager Loren R. Annas,
unaware of the trouble, approached to
offer help.
The gunman pulled the revolver on
him too, so Anria.s opened the safe and
took several hundred dollars. after
which the bandit marched both away
into the darkness.
The two men said the bandit
evidently slipped away after they were
about 100 yards Crom the theater and
they heard what sounded like a blank
shot from .a pistol seconds later.
No accomplice or getaway car was
seen or heard during thl;l brief period
it took to rob the new motion picture
theater, police said.
The bandit was described as about
150 pounds, five feet seven inches tall,
35 to 40 years old and wearing brown
trousers, a black sweater and black
shoes ..
Readers Help .
Pay Tot's Bills
LONG BEACH (AP) -When
Gordon Odom's 2·montb-old daughter
became critically ill two months after
his discharge as a Marine in Vietnam,
the bills quickly mounted to $3,000.
Whooping cough had t<>uched off in-
ternal bleeding, convulsions a n d
cardiac arrest.
\Vith the family's $1,<XX> savings ex-
hausted, his 21.year-old wife Sandra
took over a nurse's shift at Huntington
Jnterrommunity Hospital in Hwi-
tington Beach to save money.
Then the Long Beach Independent,
Press·Telegram printed a story about
the Odoms' plight and things began to
change.
the •wtld ?.Os' then thrproblbltton~era
of · bathtub gin. Today's problem ii
much the same. '
"Saying let's have a cure for drug
addJCtlon is not tbe way to solve the
problem, it's narrowing it,'' Dr.
Kaplan warned.
''People get exci~d about a l>fOblem
but they don't go to authorities who
can help," Dr. Kapiazi concluded.
A mother who obviously wanted to
remain anonymous concluded the
meeting pointedly with :
"Please listen to me carefully, this
isn't easy for me to say. We wanted
help. We haj;l seen our dill~. change
from a nice person into a frightened
Miimal. We were frightened, so we
called the police.
''The police came. A nice young man
in one of those black and white cars •
Ht suggested that We talk to their ~
bation officer and made a date for us.
"We didn't keep it but he did! He
talked to us and helJ.>ed. us. We kept
the next appointment and we -all of us have been helped. ·
·it just want you to know that the
police are there to help you when you
have a problem. There is tomeone
trying. Call upon th_ em."
From P~
BURIAL • ._ . .)
ncunced he was running for pre.s4ler.i ,
Johnson 's.aia be was not
Johnson znd his wil°' joined in a
private religious service conducted by
evangelist Billy Graham at the White
House.
Veiled .and carrying a single flower,
Ethel Kennedy came at mid-morning
for her first visit to the completed
grave. Mrs. Kennedy aocl other
inembers or the family left the
cemetery before the casket was
fOwer-e<r:"frifo .... lfie""Wive,-rmmutes--
•before Saturday midnight.
With Iler eldest son;-Joseph~ 15, the
widow knelt at the grave, bowed her
h"'1 and Cl0<ed_ber ey_es: Xnung
Joseph fixed his eyes on the White
cross and the firigera: of his cluped
hands worked nervously.
Mra. Kennedy added her flower to
th~ single bouquet of sprina: bloa1oma
marking the gr•ve.
A muslve erray of flowers 1e11t to
the cemetery Saturday formed an arc
on the hlll!ide above the graveslte. ·
Singer Andy Williams drove the
;widow to the cemetery. Roosevelt
Grier, the gj,ant professional football
player, and former 0 I y m p i c
decathalon champion Rafer Johnson
were with them.
From Page 1
SIRHAN .••
torney.
Superior Court Judge Arthur
Alarcon rejected Wirin's motion ·at the
arraignment for · "one or more
outstanding lawyers" to be appointed
to defend Sirhan but indicated the
would reconsider the request at 8. later
time.
Wirin emphasizes that the ACLU
has not undertaken the defense or
Sirhan and has commended the courts
and prosecution for vigorously _pro-
tecting the defendant's rights, rare
praise from the ACLU.
Sirhan presently is represented by
Wilbur F. Llttl'efield, chief deputy trial
lawyer in the public defender's office.
At his requert, entering of a plea of
guiJt or innocence was continued until
'June 28,
Sirhan has indicated to Wirin he
would prefer to be defended by a
private lawyer, although he is not op-
posed to Littlefield in particular. Wir~
in hopes that a lawyer of the caliber
of Melvin Belli, wtio defeflded Jack
Ruby in Dallas, would be sought by
the rourt.
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raigned today and the boy had been
released to his father. Jn another
weelte_nd burglary, L. G. Baide Jr.,
1665 Hillcrest St., reported the theft
Saturday of a $15 battery from bJs
foreign car.
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VOL 6f, NO. '139, 3 SECTIONS, 40 PAGES t;IONDAY, JUNE ·10, '1961 JEN CENTS
UCI Parley Spotlights Beach, Valley Poverty
By THOMAS FORTUNE
Of tbl Ollly ~Ott Staff
--Poverty pockets exist as close to
home as Huntington Beach, San
Clemente, Santa Ana, Orange aml
Fountain Valley, CollClty Wellare
Director Granville C. Peoples said ii.ta
Saturday poverty conference at UC
Irvine,
One out of 10 county residents is
pert of a family that makes less t!han
$3,000 per year, be info_rmed.
WEST COUNTY 'WATTS'?
Realtor David Collins
Realtor Claims
West County
Could Be Ghetto
West Orange County has ttie poten·
tial to bee<>me a mas~ive 'ghetto -
ooother Watts.
That waS ope of the declarations oC
realtor David Collins, the only white
participant in a panel discussion on
poverty, that kept off balance two
Negroes and two Mexican-Americans
Saturday at um.
"This county has the potential Of
being a ·massive ghetto on the west
side," he said. "AU these houses built
at once. will get old at the same time
as in \Vatts."
Re referred .to the $12,000 to $20,000
hoineS in" Westm.in6ter, Midway City
and paJ'4 of ·Hµntington Beach.
Lashing the entire count)', he said,
''\Ve have an image here in Orange
County of beiiig a hot bed or bigotry.
'lbe" image is distorted, but we aren't
doing anything to chooge it."
He said county residents notoriously
vote for candidates who promise to
lower taxes, and challenged, "Let's
see where your values are: How much
money did you spend last year on tax-
es on your home that go for schools
and civic improvements? And how
much did you spend on your vaca-
tion?"
Collins, chairman of Orange County
Chamber of Commerce Task Team
on Social Enviromnent. said, "The
hardest thing to do is listen to them
(tile poor and persons of minority
races). We who are so sophisticated
always want to come up with quick
answers. But we have soon discovered
that you just don't hand poor people
money."
He said, "We have the highest in-
cidence of trained brains in this coun-
ty, but we are not bending the brains
because we haven't recognized the
rroblem.
The poor man--rlch man division was
clear to the nearty 1,000 participants
in tbe conference on. "Poverty in
Onmge County," eveq_ though many
Orange Coast residents may not aee
the out-of.the-way places where pover-
ty exists.
UCI Qlsncellor Daniel G. Aldrich
spoke of the stark division between the
afflluent and those trapped in the web
of poverty. .
"I am so impressed we have come
to the point that W. will admit there ls
poverty in Orange County," Mra.
Sadie Reid, a Negro Mld organizer of a
Santa Ana child care center, told the
gathering 111at filled UCl's gym.
nasium.
"Most or us are ao imulated. we have
a hard time believing it," commented
David Collins, represehUng Orange
County Chamber of Commerce.
Peoples said be is appalled a' the
lack of uoderstaoding and high degree
of emotionallam ....,..,,mg Wllfll'O he
has found.in talks to aervice clubl.
''We need to accept the fact tbat 11
percent al ..,,. CO\lllly populatloa Is
P>Of, that 17 percent .are dropping out
al high school," he said, ''This COllllly
gives meagerly to private agmc1e1."
The other overrJding theme or the
conference was that the be1t cure for
poverty H.ls is e~oyment op.
portunlty.
"The key word is opportunity.
somebody bu to opep the doer." &aid
Ray Villa, inllldent of the Mexican· &nerlcan Political A.ssoclation.
County Supenllor David L. ~er
said the dlllldvntaged need the op-
portumty tl> compete-in·· the ...
vlronment they see ori televiaion. ,
Government procrams are not the
answer, Baker said. Urban renewal,
he said, only dk!places people . who
have no place to go.
AJ a member of the National Com-
Ray Dragged Into Court
Held Without Bail in London; Extradition Bid Due
LONDON {UPI) -James Earl Ray,
the accused assassin of Dr. Martin
Luther King Jr., today was half4rag-
ged into a magistrate's court where~
was ordered held without bail on gun
_ and passport violatioris in Bri.ta~n. U.S._
efforts to extradi~ him will come·
later, possibly this week.
Ray, · a 4().ye&J'-old A m e r l c a n
escaped convict, then was taken under
heavy guard to Brixton Prison to
await another hearing June 18. His ap-
Crowds Making
Pilgrimage to
Kennedy Grave
WASHINGTON (AP) -Jn life, Sm.
Robert F . Kenned:1 went where the
crowdi Were. NQw his last campaign
is done and they COOM to him, to•s-tand
fU" a moment before a newly-60dded
grave on a grassy slope of Arlington
. ,National Cemel6y,
Nearly 60,000 p.:ople made that
pilgrimage Sunday, a.!llid steamy heat
and afternoon rain. The pilgrimage
continued today as more than 7,000 fil·
ed past the new white CJ"06S before
midday.
Ethel Kennedy, expecting her 11th
child, came to kneel at the foot ci her
husband's grave Sunday.
Mrs. John F. Kenn<iy came with
her' two children, to pray at the grave
of. her assassinated husband, then to
walk Uie few steps to the resting pl3ce
of her a55aSSinated brother-in-law.
Tourists with cameras came, and
mourners with flowen.
They s1ood six ~brtast and waited in
a burning June sun.
And when they had climbed the
cemetery hill, many did not know
where to look kr the grave. They had
to ask the .90ld5ers who stood guard
there.
For oniy a small, white cross marks
the grave of Uie New York senator,
shot down by an 36SaSSin in Loo
Angeles early Wednesday as he
celebrated a California primary vic-
tory in his campaign for the
Democratic presidential nomination.
The walkw.ay leading toward
Robert's grave goes to that ot John
Kennedy assassinated in Dallas on
Nov. 22 , 1963. And the crowds were
draVl'll s.utomatically toward that
memorial, with its everburning flame.
The new grave is outside the low
hedge which borders the memorial to
tile slain Presjdent and· is shielded by
the broad, low branches of a magnolia
tree. -The graves of the brothers who lived
in politics and died in gunfire are a
scant 50 feet apart.
A family spokesman said Robert's
gravesite ii! temporary but the
per.rnanent burial place will be in the
same general area.
pearance in court lasted only 82
seconds during Which he either SC<lWl·
ed or screwed his face into a hall grin
as he answered "no" to two questions.
U.S. extradition efforts will not have
-to-wait 'until the second hearing.
E.mbassy officiab said both the states
·ot Mlssourl ihd -irennessee were
' preparing extradition papers -jail
break in Missouri and th'l King
murder charge in Memphis, Tenn.
American sources indicated the
decislon had not yet been made as to
which, if either, of these states' possi-
ble extradition claims would be used.
They said Ray could simplify things
by waiving extradition -though he
has not Jlpoken-on this matter • .....:-or
Britain could simply deport him as an
undesirable.
The British nreign Office said it
understood U.S. authorities were "in
the process" of applying for Ray's ex-
tradition and that such a request
would be "judged on its merits."
U.S. Asst. Atty. Gen. Fred M.
Vinson Jr., who new to London Sunday
to try to speed up elttradition, met
_with se1)1or ~oUmd Yard .... offlcla1s
arter the hearing to discuss stepa to be
taken towards extradition. The formal
request will be'" made by" the State
Department through the embassy.
·vinsOn saw S.Y. ~rtefiy on Sun!;lay
but American sources said he did not
(S.. RAY, Pare Z)
Expensive Fare Sirhan··Shows
Cabbie Robbed, Locked in Trunk No Remorse
What could have been a good fare
ended in a good scare {or the Ulng
Beach cab driver who found hlmseU
locked in the trunk of his own taxi
Sunday night I~ Huntington Beach.
Police said Ward L. Mangum, 62, of
5601 Y.i: Lemon St., was robbed et gun-
point of "5 then locked ln the trunk by
his passfnger at Salmon Lane and
Yorktown Avenue, Huntington Beach,
shortly altu midnight Mooday.
Mesa Holdup
In RFK Death· The victim told police that he picked
up the male passenger at a Long
Beach bar about 10 p.m. Sunday.
A se~urlty officer of a nearby tract, LOS ANGELES (Ul"0 -Sirhan B.
hearing the cab driver's· cries, releas· Sirhan, accuae4 of'~ alaylng of Sen.
ed him and llOUllod police. "' · Robert F. U.-y,. b~ ~ no
The assailant la described as beln& .. ~I'J4 and has asked forfy}aiU by
between 5 feet, 5, and 5 feet, 6~ 145 to !di fam11y, Jt wa, rev~ed Mond1_y.
150 pounds with fair complH1od and Sirhan 1111 talko<I -an attorney
short blond hair. far the ~laui Clj'U l,lherties Union
and asked him to·.ol:itain the services
of a promlnerX attorney but he has not
1aid a word about Kennedy'• fatal
2-gun Bandit Kidnaps,
1booting, the Los Angeles 1berlU'1 of·
fl.ce said.
The 24-year-old onetime racetrack
exercise boy 11 eating three meall a
day in his cell in the bOspi(al ward of
the county jail. He aleeps well and
takes exercise daily by walking up and
down the jail corridor,
Robs Theater Manager
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Ot l'lle OallY ~Htt staff
A bandit armed with two gunt and a
butcher knife robbed a Costa Mesa
theater of more than $400 late Satur-
day, then vanished while marching the
manager and his assistant away as
hostages.
Telephone lines were cut during the
holdup at Fox South Coast Plaza
Theater, 3410 S. Bristol St., but no one
was injured by the heavily armed gun.
man, police said.
Manager Harry D. Francis said the
robber placed the cold muzzle of a .38
caliber revolver behind bis left ear
while forcing bi.m to cut the wires and
urged.him not to try any tricks.
"Don't try to be a hero," he warned,
"We're crazy to try thi1 anyway,"
altboogh four other witnesses told Of.
ficer Gary Webster they 1aw no ac·
complice.
Francis told investi.a:ators he was
reading a newspaper in his office
about 11 :30 p.m. Saturday, when the
man slipped in and closed the door.
"Excuse me,'' he 1ald, "I have
something to show you," dlsplaying
the revolver and a small automatic
pistol. He then tossed a butcher knife
onto Francis's desk to cut the
telephone line.
The victim told officers the robber
took a small amount of money from
the office and then ordered him to
open two safes in the box office, after
ascertaining where major receipts
were kept.
He also told Francis to act a.s though
he were a friend if anyone approached
as they walked toward the box office,
keeping his gun hidden Crom aight.
The 11haken manager was trembling
too badly to open the 1ale-on the first
couple of tries, police said, and assis·
tant manager Ulren R. Annas,
unaware of the trouble, approached to
offer help.
The gunman pulled the revolver on
him too, so Annas opened the safe and
took several hundred dollars, after
which the bandit marched both away
into the darkness.
The two men said the bandit
evidenUy slipped awety after they were
about 100 yards from the theater and
they heard Vr'hat sounded like a blank
shot from a pistol seconds later.
No accomPlice or getaway car was
seen or beard during th"' brief period
it took to rob the new motion picture
theater, police said.
T.be bandit was described as about
150 pounds, five feet seven inches tall,
35 to 40 years old and wearing brown
trousers, a black sweater and black
shoes.
A spokesman said be had shown no
remorse whaUoever.
A. L. Wirin, chief. countel for the
Southern Callfornla ACLU, has visited
Sirhan almost dally.
This week Wirin will ask Presiding
Judge Richard Schauer of Los Angeles
Superior lhut to call on the Los
Angeles Bar Association and other
legal groups to obtain a defense .at·
torney.
Superior Court Judge A r t h u r
Alarcoo rejected Wirin'1 motion at the
arraignment for "one or more
outstanding lawyers" to be appointed
to defend Sirhan but indicated the
would reconsider the request at a later
time.
Wirin emphasizes that the ACLU
has not undertaken the defense 'Cf
Sirhan and bas commended the courts
and prosecution for vigorously pro-
tecting ·the defendant's rJgbts, rare
praire from the ACLU.
Sirhan presenUy is represented by
Wilbur F. Littlefield, chief d~ty trial
lawyer in the public defender's office.
At his reque!t, entering of a plea of
guilt or innocence was continued until
June 28.
Council,' Parks
Board to Meet
Boys Cl•b Programs Told Future pl11111 far parts and the
recreation PTC!O'lm In Huntington
Bead! will be diJculsed heglmllng at 7
o'clock to¢g)Jt lo a joint meetlhg al
the city cowcll and recreotion and
parks comm.l11lon. Bringing Up 'Baby' Man Sized Joh
By ALBERT W. BATES or IM DeltY rPtt ,,..,
••t•m worried. This Is my &on'• first
time away from home."
''Don't worry, it's time to cut-the
a~on strings."
This 13 the kind of dialo(Ue the men
who run tbe Boys' Club of. HunUngton
Beach have become used to as
mothers begin to expcrlence the onen
heart-wrenching reallution that the
Ume has come for their "baby" to
start becoming a man.
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Pat Downey, father of five and
0 ramrod" of the local Boya' Club as
it.a program director, told Huntington
Beach Rotarians Friday of the wldt.ly
~iver1ified program planned for the
480 members this summer.
'l'be range is from cooking to moun-
tain cllmblng, with evfl')' lmatnable
type or indoor and outdoor game in
between -plus arta and crafts and
reading in a well-stocked library.
Downey, a University of California,
Santa Barbara, graduate, offered tbe
Rotarians two dell.n1tlon(:
A boy, 8 to 10 ye.an old : "A nolJe
with dirt on it."
A boy, IO years old and up: "A piece
of skin stretched around an appetite."
Hunttnctoo Beach now bat, it ap-
pears, some 13,CKK> boys Who fit one or
the other of these dellnkione. At least,
that'• the number a 1urve1 showed to
be In the 8 to 18 age range.
The present 480 membership is ex·
pected to more than double Withln a
ytar, putUng great strain on the
pretent facilHy at 319 Yorktown
Street, Downey rtPorted. 1be club'•
hope ls that additional chi>hou1e1 can
he built on llunttn:g!bn Beach'• north
•ido and dOWll lo the Valley """• "lf donations make tbll posstblt. '1
On tbe subject of donatlonc, Downey
said local buatne1,.1 and Individuals
have been genuous with material, -
blacktop, lights, weldln&, other sup--
plies and labor. He cited a dODation of
$2,000 received oaly last .., .. k from
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The study -1.,.lon will . he held ln
council chambers of Memorial Hall,
5th Street ud Pecan Avenue. .
At Issue Is whelher the citY ~ rate·
1hould be increased by aome nine
cent& to raise the part and recreation'
special levy to tilt mulmum allowed/
by the city charter. ·
The r.ate presently is "about 11 cents
per flOO UHIHCI vat .. tlon. Uthe rote
Is,. lncrnaed to the imJ!mum, !he
money ""'1ld 10 toward part Im·
provt:ment. Councllmen 1 re coa·
slderinl also th' possibility of a
1peclal bond laoue tleclloo to provide
Jl\Oll$Y !or b.,Ylnl addltJonal part altes
and devtloplna the land.
miaaion on Urban Problems he 1atd he
learned that Baltimore has 50,000
municipal and federal employes out 0:f
a labor market of 110,000. ''Tllil Is
government payroll/' he said, "and it
ls not the answer. •1
"If we businessmen aren't going to
take a major role in alleviating pover·
ty and prejudice, who will?" asked
Francis N. Laird, e>J\ployw for
(See POVERTY, Pa1e %)
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FACES CHARGES
J immy Brown
Jim Brown Faces
Assault Charges
As Girl Injured
LOS ANGELES (UPl)-Jlm Brown,
ex-professional football ~t ll'ld
now a movie star, was arrested Sun-
d1y night after a beautiful, German.
bom fashion model w~ found inJun4
beneath his ipJir,tmeril bal<t101./
Eva (prono'unced Ava) Marie Bohn·
chin, 22, was taken 'to Los Angeles
County-USC Medical Center suffering
a dislocated shoulder and superficial
head injuries.
Friends said' the young woman
modeled under the name of Eva CblD
and is half Negro, half Caucasian,
and that she aDd ~rown wwe clole
compaJUons.
BroWn was booked by sheriff'•
deputies in 'West Hollrw~ on •"'7
picion of as1aqlt ~battery. He wes
released Monday modi.ing on $12,500
bail.
Brown refused to make a statement
on bJs release.· F'prmaI charp& will be
filed at' his arr8ignment .June 13;
officials saJd.
Brown, S2, gained more yardage
than any other runner in profesaional
footboll when he plaied for the Cleve-
land Browns. Arresting offioen: said
the huge Negro athlete forcibly eject·
ed ooe deputy fronr the apartmeot
before submjttfng to arrest.
A sheriff's office spokes~an 1ald
offiCials dld not know wb"at happened
in the apartment. ·
"Only Brown and the girl know
and they aren't talking," he said.
Police said they found Miss Bohn'·
chin on a concrete patio about 15 feet
under Brown's second-fioor apart·
~nt.
Police said Brown was 0 very beJ.
Ugerent'' when they first arrived and
he threw ooe oUioer out of the apart ..
ment bodily before allowing them in.
Orange
, Sunny . 1kle1 and seventyish
temperatW'es are in store for
the Orange· Coelt. Tuelday, lSQ"S
lorecuter Frank Ernst. Alter
tilt usual doee or eorly morning
clouds, of course.
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In ··Shelling
• SAIGON (APJ -The civilian
t11UB!ty toll from 22 da!" of Viet C..g
rocket and mortar attacks on Saigon
&oared past the 500 mark today with
.-shelling on the den<ely
populated central districts of the
capital. , Gen. Wt.ID.am C. Wedmoreland,
outgoing command.er of U.S. troops in
Vietnam, told a farewell news con·
fer-ence : "It's virtuSlll.y impossible to
stop tbls indi.scrlminate firing of
rockets." Westmoreland 1ea·1es Tues·
Ciay for Washington to become Army
chief ol staff. (See story, Page 4).
At least 15 of the 100-pound.
Russian-made rockets tore into the ci·
ty early today in the Vitit Cong's ter·
ror campaign, setting several houses am. Ten Vietnamese civilians were
killed and 33 wounded. It was the 22nd
day out of the last 37 that Sa.igon bas
been hit with rocket6 or mortars.
During the period, since the start o~
the Viet Cong's May 5 "peace talks"
offensive again6t Saigon, lOCJ civilians
have been killed and 413 wounded
from enemy sbellings alone, based on
an unofflcial tabulation of reports of
the South Vietnamese military head·
quarters and the U.S. mis&ion.
South Vietnamese military head·
quarters announced that overall, 433
civilians have been killed and 3,ti60
wounded in the last l>7 days from both
enemy rocket and mortar attacks and
street fighting in the capital military
di.striot that includes Saigon and sur·
This is Football?
Financially, at least, these a re some of the best
players in Huntington Beach's Pop Warner foot-
ball program. They're all members of a women's
bowling Jeague which raised $345 for the junior
football program with their weekly bowling com-
rounding Gia Dinh Pr-0vince. Head·
qu.-s sald 16,269 house• w .... set Bi·ds Due Jime 18 afire and destroyed or da."Daged.
DAll.'I' PILOJ llatr 1''*-
petition at Huntington Lanes. Among bowlers who ~·
participated during season just closed were (left
to right) Lois Pickford, Dorine Troup, Dean Wat-
kins, Edie Thompson and Betty Ugland.
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Graduation Rites
Set at 4 Schools
Thursday wW be the blg dJly for
2,024 seniors graduating from the tour
regular high schools of \he Huntington
Beach Union High School District.
The fifth district l;ligh school,
Wintersburg, which functions as a con·
tinuaticin school, does not schedule
ceremonies but grants di p 1 om as
through the Department of Education. y
Largest graduating class will 00 at
Marina, with 558 seniors attending the
7 p.m. ceremonies Thursday in the
amphitheater.
Senior speaker will be Frances H.
Van Horn and the guest speaker, Dr.
George A. Armacost, president of the
Former Mayor
To Give Talk
At Golden West
"A Concern For Our Environment"
will be the topic of the commencement
address at Golden West College,
Thursday, by Dr. Donald D. Shipley,
Huntington Beach councilman and
professor of biology at California State
College at Long Beach.
Dr. Shipley will speak at ceremonies
beginning at 7 p.m . in the College
UniVerslt)' of Redlaoda.
Three valedictorians wW be honored
at the Marina cuemonies: Mary Lou
Beauprey, John A. Eldon and George
B. Piggott.
Next class in size will b e
Westminster's with 550 graduates.
Their 7 p.m. ceremonies will be held
in the Wesbninster lliglt School
stadium. Senior class president John
Smith will gfeet the a u d i e n c e •
Salutatorian Sharon Hagedorn and
valedictoriam Calvin Hoff will be
featured in the program.
Westminster principal Ferren L.
Christensen will award diplomas with
Scott Flanagan, a d i s t r i c t ad-
D)lnistrator, sharing the honor.
Huntington Beach High School will
honor 466 graduates, starting at 8 p.m. ·
Thursday in the school gymnasium.
Salutatorian Julianna M. Goddard
and valedictorian George Boehlert will
present the major addresses.
Fountain Valley HJgh School's 450
graduates will hear Ron Myers stu·
dent body president at the 7 p.ro.
ceremonies in the amphitheater.
Paul Rice, valedictorian a n d
Kathrine Brommer, salutatorian, will
speak and Christine E r m a c o f f •
another graduate, will play a cello
solo. ·
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maHive fire powei of allied troops.
They· u:..d h<mlbero, artillery, tanks ·
and helicopter gunships to root out
Viet Cong guerrillas in abandoned
houses.
The U.S. mission reported that
stceet fighting and shellings in the
capital military district since May 5
,have left 161,000 persons homeless.
Some of tbe refugees eventually will be able to return to their homes once
their districts have been declared
•e<:tll<.
On tbe military side, government
headquarters reported that allied
troops bave killed 5,316 Viet Cong and
Nortb Vietnamese troops in e.nd round
Saigon since the enemy ce>mmand
launched its May 5 attacks. Another
433 memy and 1,750 weapons were
re~ captured.
Three Countians
Die in Traffic
Three traffic deatos o v e r the
weekend brought Orange County's
highway toll fpr the year to 90 com -
pared. , witb 81 on the same date in
1967.
Timothy Kuenher, 16, (lf Whittiet
died Friday nlght after he was thrown
from a car which blew a tire on the
Santa Ana Freeway in Anaheim.
Edward Viramontes, . 18, of
Anaheim, died Sunday night from in·
juries received last Wednesday in a
traffic accident in Plaeentia.
Kathleen E. Gill, 16, Anaheim, died
Sunday as the result of injuries in·
CUJTed last May 28 when she was a
pcmenger on a motorbike in Fullerton
which collided with a truck.
Tmstees to Discuss
Salaries, Budget
Salaries and budget will occupy thl'
Ocean View ·District trustees when
they hold a special meeting Thursday
at 8::.l a.m. in the district board room.
They plan to adopt salary schedules
for the 1968-QJ school year and adopted
a preliminary budget for the year.
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Bids for· construction and leasing·of
a new main post office for the city of
Seal , Beach will be sought beginning
June 18, Rep. Richard T. Hanna (D-
Westminster), has announced.
Vpon Return to Memphis ~lass at GWC -receive the associate eg1DDJDg ay
tn arts degree, _ · '
Long active in .conservation work Re.gistNtion of more than 8,000
and city government, Dr .. Shipley has 9tudents fur summer daises at
The new post office will be located
on the west side of \Vestntinster
Avenue, 375 feet west Of Bay
Boulevard.
}lanna said the post office would
contain 23,268 square feet of interior
space, 1080 square feet of platform
space and 41,o.3.5 square feet for park-
ing and maneuvering.
Bids should be submitted to Richard
King, Post Office Department real
estate office, PO Box 1701, San Diego,
The bids will be opened on July 17.
School Change
Ta RFK Asked
Trustees rJf. Huntington Be a ch
Union High School District will be ask-
ed to rename the high school under
construction at Magnolia Street and
Hamilton Avenue the "Robert Francis
Kennedy High School."
A petiion asking the name change
from Edison High School will be
presented Tuesday during the 7:30
p.m. session of the board at district
headquarters, 1902 17th St., Hun,
tingtOn Beach.
Don Mitchell, spokesman for the
group, said the flrst pressure for
renaming the school came from
residents of the Huntington Harbour
area, but now is spreading all over the
city. '
He said a large delegation of
residents is expected to attend the
meeting to back the petition request.
The 3,000-student high school is due
for opening in September 1969.
Council to Meet
Foontain Vailley city councilmen
meet tonight at 7 o'dock in council
chambers for the first of two 1968-69
budget sessions. A second is slated for
June 17.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI)
Secreti ve sY:iftness apparently will be
the order of the day when, and if,
James Earl Ray, the accused assass.in
of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., is
returned to Memphis to stand trial for
muder .
District Atty. Gen. Phil Canale, wbo
for years has left active prosecution of
criminal cases to other members of
his 19-man staff, indicated be would
participate actively in Ray's trial. He
said a request for extradition would be
made as soon as ·possible.
Canale, Shelby County S be riff
William Morris and City Police Direc·
tor Frank Holloman said Ray m(}St
likely would be safely behind bars
here before the world learned of bis
return.
It was reported that Morris will
bear the chief responsibility for Ray's
safety.
This led to the conclusion that tM
prisoner would be lodged in the four·
story, gray concrete Shel-by County
Jail, a building that houses both the
jail and, on a lower floor, the five
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ask him whether he would waive ex.
tradition and the embassy said it still
does not know Ray's attitude.
A formal request for extradition
would be made by the State Depart·
ment directly to the British Foreign
Office before or after Ray appears for
his second hearing June 18. The em-
bassy indicated such a request pro·
l;lably would not be ready wiUtln the ~next "couple of days."
Vinson refu sed to see newsmen to.
day and the embassy refused to
disclose any information on Ray's ac.
tivities, or even his whereabouts
before his arrest at 11:15 a.m . Satur·
day.
From Page I
BOYS CLUB ...
Uie Sears Roebuck Foundation for member must <ibide.
shop equipment.
"What we most need n<>w, however,
ls money we can use for professional
staff and new clubhouses,'' Downey
said. "Once in a\vhile we 'have i
dedicatetl volunteer who is faithful and
does a great job. But in this kind of
work. for depeOOability in carrying out
a program, we must have paid pro.
fe ssionals."
Underscorjng this point; the Boys'
C1ub executive cited the unique
philosophy under which his and other
affiliated clubs operate across the" na·
tion. He said it's the combination, oot
any one 1 factor, which makes the
operation different. Among these he
lis!ed '
-They're all boys. No men, no
moms, no sisters.
-They have full ·time profess.ional
leadership.
-Tbete is no requirement or proof
of character. The new boy may be jus t
out of Juvenile Hall. 1r he needs help,
the club tries to give i_t. If he gei.3 out
or line he may· be kicked out of a
particular ~ctivtty for awhile, but not
out of the club. The club. Downey said,
is tor the boys, and "even the bad boys
soon !ear that the club is theirs, to be
protected, not vandalized."
-The club is non-sectarian, but the
ch.lb bH a Code by which every
-Dues are $1.50 a yeaf, If any boy
can't afford that much, he is given a
cbance to work it oul in chores at tte
• club. '
-The clubhouse and grounds are
open for as many school·free hours as
possible.
-Every possible constructive pro-
gram and boy-interest is provided.
-The ultimate goal is "keeping a
good boy good," though along the way
the club takes some boys already of{
on the wrong foot , sets them straight,
then seeks to keep them that way.
Statistics on the present local club's
membership show that 106 of the 480
members are from b(oken homes. In
59 of these there is only the mother. in
seven others only a father. The
average number of children in the 480
homes Is tour, but some families run
to eight and nine children.
Until they experience the Boys'
Club, many of these children never get
fart.her from home than to school or a
neighborhood store. On a recent moun-
tain field trip, fJ ve of the boys had
never touched rnow before and two
bad never been on a mou ntain.
Downey said the boys, tcnderfeet
thOugh they are, take their coo-
fffvation ltssons seriously.
county criminal courtrooms.
It would be one ot those courtrooms
where Ray would appear both for ar·
raignment -he v.·as indicted for first
degree murder May 7 -and, even·
tually, for trial.
Although Tennsesee Jaw requires the
death penalty in a conviction of first
degree murder without extenuating
circumstaDc.es, it appeared unlikely
that any convicted killer "'"Ould be put
to death.
The last roan to d1e in the electric
chair at St.ate Prison in Nashville was
\Villi am Tines, :rT, of Knoxville who
was convicted or rape. He died Nov. 7,
,l9SD.
Since that time, in .spite of the fact
that the nine cells on ~eath at
1960.
Since th.at time, in sp1 of the fact
that the nine cells on death row at
State Prison have remained virtually
full, there have been no executions, at
first because of questions raised about
the law and civil rights and, later by
the personal convictions of two
governors.
Valley Man Injured
In Cycle Accident
Murray Schick, 24, of 17707"ta Rosa
Lane, was injured Monday morning
when his motorcycle collided with the
small foreign made car driven by
Renaudet Paquin of 17618 Santa
Cristobal St, at the intersection of
Slater Avenue and Los Jardines West
in Fountain Valley.
Schick suffered a broken: left leg,
concussion and possible broken ribs.
He was taken to Huntington ·lntercom-
111unity Hospital where he is listed in
fair condition. Paquin was not injured.
Both drivers are Fountain Valley
residents.
served three·tenns as mayor and ooe Orange Coast College and Golden West
term as vice mayor of Huntington College began today in the OCC gym·
Beach. nasium.
He is currently on the City Council, Continuing students at OCC and
a director of the Orange County Coast GWC, and those who will attend in the
Association, and president of Ute Hun· fall, ere registering today frml 9 ~.m.
tington Beach Comroun·ity Concert to 4 p.m., and 6 to 8:3::> o'clock tonight.
Association. Open registration in tthe more than
F<l' six summers he directed the 100 clasa cfferings w'.Jl be beld Tues·
Idyllwild School of Conservation and day and Wednesday, from 9 a.m. to 4
Natural Science and spent another •p.m., and 6 to 8:30 p.m. On ThUI'6day
summer directing a similar school at registration IlourS wfil be from 9 a.m.
the University of California at Santa to noon.
Barbara. Final registration will be June 17-18,
He is a graduate of the University of from 9 a .m. to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8:30
Connecticut, Virginia Polytechnic p.m. No reg.istration or cla.56 additions
Institute and earned his doctorate in will be permillted af~er 'June 1.8.
zoology and conservation ·at Cornell M<>rning and evening cl.asses are
University. He bas taken additional available during the summer in U1e
graduate study at UCLA, and Duke fields of accounting, c:uatomy, an·
University. thropalogy, art, astrooomy, biology,
Active with the Boy Scouts, Sierra cbemiStry, cosmetology, data pl"(I·
Club, and National Audubon Society, cessing, eeooomics, English, French,
Dr. Shipley in 1966 was the first reel· general bu6ine9S, geography, geology,
pient of the William H. "Bill" Gal-German, health education, history,
Jienne 'iMan of the Year Award" in mathematics, music, nursing ,
Huntington Beach. philosophy, photogriaphy, pi. y sic e I
The CaWornia Conservation Council science, political science, psychology,
also has honored him for contributions recreation, &ecretarial s c i e n c e ,
to conservation and education. sociology, Spanieb, speech and theater
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POVERTY ••.
Autonetics.
He recalled that Dr. Martin Luther
King once said, "Jobs first, training
later," and suggested that business
firms actively recruit minority nee
employes fur on-the-job training.
"The people of minority ·races aren't
asking any more than a· chance to be
brought into the mainstream," he
said. ·
Other s developed the theme that the
have nots could use a helping hand in·
stead of being told to pull themselves
up by their own bootstraps.
--Registration is on a nm come, first
served basis. Addi.tiooal infonnation
may be obtained by calling 834-5772.
• General to Review
Huntington Parade
Marine Corps Brig. Gen. J.A.
Feeley, commanding officer, 3rd
Marine Aircraft Wing, El Toro Marine
. Corps Ali Station. has been named of·
fickll reviewing officer for the 64tb an-
nuat -Fourth of July Parade and
Celebration in. Huntington Beach.
The parade through the downtown
area of Huntington Beach begins at 11
a.m. on July 4.
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