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Home My WebLink About1968-06-15 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa MesaI-'-. ~ ·----- • TWO HIPPIES MEDITATE IN ROOM OF LAGUNA HEAD SHOP DAILY PILOT . . . . . SATURDAY, JUNE 'JS', '1968 10' .. VOL tt, MO. l ... J HCTIOMI, • PA•ll . Air Crash Kills , County .Are·hit~cl · From Wire s...i ... BASS LAKE, Calif. -Foor promi- nent Southern California busi.neas· me1', including an Orange County architect, were· killed Friday when their single-engine plahe overshot the runway at a small airstrip and crash- ed near this Sierra resort. Among those killed was architect Neil M. Johnson of 19361 TJrno Circle, Yorba Linda. other victims were Kenneth E. Er- raJr, 42, Encino, a former member of the Four Freshmen singing group and husband of former chlld l!ICreen ~tar: Jane Withen;, Alan B. Benkert, 29, Van Nuys, the pilot: anil Milton K. Gl13.ss, 33, Thousand Oaks, realtof. The four men reportedly went to Bass Lake to look over property for possible purchase. Errair, about 42, owned an invest- ment company in Studio City and in the mid 1950s was a member of the Four Freshmen. Errair and Miu Wit· hers married in 1955. Witnesses said the plane crashed and burned after making one pass of the Bass Lake Airport, overshot the field on a second approach then ap- parently stalled attempting to gain altit.ude. It slammed into the ground nose- flrst. Authorities . said the businessmen were headed to look· over a resort de- velopment et Bass Lake. Officials said Benkert failed a night plan at Van Nuys for Fresno's Chand- ler Field where be landed earlier for fuel They said no fligbt plan was filed for the hop to Bass Lake. Tons of Bombs Dropped On Outskirts of Saigon From Wire Senlce1 SAIGON -In one of the war's heavi- est bombardments U.S. B52s dropped from two to elfht million pounds of explosives .on Cqmmunist positions in the very outsklrta of Saigon, military spokesmen said today. U.S. intelligence officer• had said Mystical Order Reveals Sirhan Former Menilier From Wire Servl<e1 LOS ANGELES - A new faeet bu, come to light in the odd rellgious life of Sirhan B. Sirhan, accused .as:Sll• sin of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. Investigators learned Friday he was briefly a m~mber of the mystical Rosicrucian Order. . Arthur Piepenbrink, aupreme sec· ret41"Y of Ule order with headquarters in Saft Jose, confirmed that Sirbah, a Chriltianiud Jordianian immigrant, app~ for membership s e v e r a I months ago. He was accepted and paid one month'• dues. One question on the membership applitaUon -which Slrhab anSwered "yes'' -wu: "Do you practice gooJ cltl.wlsblp and obey the Jaw1 of th• country 1n wbicb. you ·!ive?" Piepen· brink said any other aD1Wer would have reaulted in automiltlc rejection.· (See SIRllAN, P1(e l) J.. earlier this week that the Viet Cong was massing troops around the city, apparently for another thrust at the seat of South Vietnam's ·government. The spokesman said that in a 24- hour period Friday and today the B52s, each capable of carrying 60,000 pound!I of bombs, flew 11 millions against Communist staging areas with- in 50 miles of Saigon. Each mission consist.. of a formation of between three and 12 planes . · Seven of the strikes were against the primary VJet Cong infiltration route running northwest of the capital fro Cmambodia. Two raids were with- ~ 20 miles of the city's center. The rolling thunder of 500 • pound bombs was clearly heard in the capi- tal. The ground forces fanned out Within the enemy'a seven·mlle rocket range ot Saigon. Twenty enemy mortar rounds fell along the Kinh Dot Canal on the south- ern b'inge of s8igon, wotmdlng two policemen and six South Vietnamese civilians. About 60 Chinese-made 107mm rock~ eU struck the big Bien Hoa airbase 15 miles north of Saigon, but U.S. spokes- men aaid they lnDicted n<> calllaltlea or damage. In the northern provinces, a Viet Cong raiding party entered the Vlnh Tho refugee camp 15 miles south of Da Nang and abduc~ 80 persons af- ter 1etting flre to 211' tent" A' U.S. Marine spokeamJl!I said the clvillanJ_ presumabty would be uMd u a. labor force. -·--... - --·~- .. What Polls.· Crowds . ' . ' "" '"'' ... '• • • Dr. Spock FOund Guilty, Facing-frison S:entence . . ----... -· Dad tit.' ·-e ~ake -.. Ant1draft Trial Jury Convicts 4 BOSTON (UPI) -Dr.-Benjamin . Spock, an inatitution to a generation of American mothers 8.nd fa'thers, to- day faced imprisonment fw conspir· ing to eotmlel their·sons to evade the draft , The lamed, pediatrician and three others were·found 'guilty in U. S. dist· rict court Frlday night of co.nspiring to counsel, aid and ,abet yo\Q'.lg ·men to evade induction into the anried forces. ~~:~~~~~~:;waM~llow- lng sentenelng"July,l'O.~y Judge tran· cl.I J, W. Ford Jr.1'Each faces a.maxi- mum penalty. o~/flve years .imprison. ment, a·,10,~fine or both. . . Convict.ed YJ!h the 65-yeac-otd author and retire~~abicJan,were the Rev. William fl.lo'~e Cl?ffln Jr., 44, chap. lain of y,ate University ; Mitchell Good- (See DR. SPOCK, Page Z) Freeway crash I . . . , 1 Ki11s W o:fuan _,.,.__ . DAU.'/' P.tLOT .... ......, I DAD TAKES THE CAKE -Paul J. Bergdahl, a TWA pilot who lives at llOO Almond Place, Corona del Mar, like thousands of fathefs in the Orange Coast area, today has a family trying hard to fig- ure out some way to make Sunday (Father's Day) special for him. In Bergdahl's case, be bas ll wife and five daughters of "working age" wbc)libearsed for the big day by making him a cake. A sixth daughter, Senta, 3 months, is just w,atching . this year. Watching the taata test (left, lo righ) are daughers Aleta, 3i Loreta, 4; _Anita , 10; Marta, 11; and Greta, 13. ms wife,, Marlene, also seems in- terested In !be Big Experiment;· •. . Hippie Shops Pull Crowds By BRUCE BENSON or ... oelY ""' '"" Psychedelic ahops, an outgrowth of the great Hatgbt-Aabbury experiment in. San Franclaco, are starting ~to dot the orange.Coast. Mod merchants and their mystlc- minded euttom.er1 are ao viable an economic force, in fact, that some hip-pj':S are starting to earn a prettY. eood livmg. This r.aises the question: 11 , then ouch a thing •• a flt hippie f 0r to put ii another Wa:J, Ull A hlp. J ' pie compete with 1traigbt 1oclety ·on Its tmn1 without being ,...epHnto the Establishment? In a DAILY Pnm aurvey ,, clutt abound everywberfl. At one Costa· Mesa lbopl a handwritten meaaage on the door re8dt: · "Again ,.. an bavlnl a problem with 1boplifter1. "So we ad'lil• 1b0pllllor1 that they wm be !hmm to the Pl!llca and 10C11- 1y in which' llloP!lfter• botonr. 111f YQU. •e a tleptolnaidlic or tn -• way ...,.,.a.cl lo lltol, perllapo· . we can mate an arr.angement -like for $100 a month we will let f9U ateal and we will try to catch you.• Tht •ote dilcl0te1 !hit despite the indomln111t mi:;:rf: • Of • brotherly lov'e in the Pl>'• mer~ famt,. the cotl-' ¥•n't b ·-p1111rtng. SocondlY, th• ._ It con~emed; llkl other merchants, about 1hawtu1 a Jl'dll!; But lhlrdly, his conceni lm't '° in' Wiie u:\o preclude a· itDH of humo( (llll'lllPPIE 8BOP8, Pa(l l) . A Woman who police a:atd was dart· lng across the Newport Fr~ay bet· ween Warner anG. Edinger aVenues was struck and killed by a • north· bound eulo ~ta· F;iday. Miss Alice Rodrigues, al>Qut· 28, of A2usa, wu dead on· arr1Yal at Orange Counfy Med.teal .Center. Deputies said the JY~'an's car overheated and she was cNsiing the darkeritd roadway on f~ when she was , bit The driver of the car1 Donald Lee Jones, 30, of 714 -14th st., HuntingtOn Beach, was' no~ held. PILOT · OFFERING . MARKET 'BONUS' Today's edition 'l'arlts the beglnnlnf of a new weekend "bonus" for ruider1 who watch the stock mlrketo. Both mutual fUnd and "over-tbe-counter'' quotations from Frida7'1 market ac- tivities are publiabed tod11 on Page 11. 'nie fUlld J.lstlnga blvo not been pu!>lilbed In th• pa1t until the follow-bii Monday. Now the DAILY PILOT llddl another feature which 'glvt1 ,... a "day-ahead'' s.turda7 newtplpll' to Uiunc1i you Joto the weel:eod. • ' ,) J ---~----------------,~~·"'-'"-.:....-'--'---'-"'--''-'~-...... • ••.• ,_ ~ ... ~-~ ....... t '-! _f'! ___ "--"'"!. • .:.__·: __ ;~~~.&.-•~~ - · 1 • J OAJlY '11.0T S&UlnSQ, Junt-7. 1968 # 1 S-cientists Define Heart Transplant Guidelines GENEY A (AP) -A group ol m«IJ. cal experts dellned here Friday tho pldeliMI !<Ir the choic. ol a burl donor .., hll otato al clln1col d11th. chnlce ol a heart dOOQr In a Iran• plant cu• must Ill guided by Ille fouritng COlllldaratiODJ : -1111 heart muat Ill la pm~ COil• illtine ,at .the' limo al romoval, 1be deftnlt!Ga ••mo lrom K our· JeOD!, , tmmuno\oilltl;-:-ntorolo&tsll end heart opedJlbtl called for a -~'111-·., 1111 Ctuoell f onal Orgafilu.Uoo1 , of -An lminunolOllCil uamlnalloe ol the C011111"1abllll7 of dneor and re- ce1.., "'"' _ ... till -.,aa.t. -The u:IJnfn&Uoa mull ·reveal a state ·o1 complete and hnversJble abolishment of the brain'• fUnctlons. The criteria fOJ" thJs are as fo~1 : MedicafSClence11 qperating under Ute World Health 0rc"anizatl0n, and . the U.N. llduoatloual, Sdentlftc and CUI· blfal Or1antsat1on. Tbt tdentlltl unanlmoua}J •I>' provod a declaralfne M7lnl the A.\The Iott ct all aenae of environ· m .. t B. T.otal debWl7 of the mUJclu. DoUar • B•llot Full County Vote Returns Listed . Orange County'• final, flnll election ··-Harold Henry returns l1Da111 came in tbl1 week, a Repl'blleu few days after the voting~ John F . .Brt111 ' l,229 28,216 4,179 All 1,173 precincts are now counted. Cayton M. Stanhope This included 355,654 ballota. Costs of American Independent . the vote count amounted to $369,974. Frank A. Belli%zl. 206 That's just a touch less than '1 per lttbDe -~ct vote mocrawe H~re then, is the final on hJwi Kenneth Cory Orange County voted l11t June 4: All L 8 __ 1~pabllcu PRESIDENT en · uuC• DemocraUe Bob Bark. Eugene McCarthy 70,773 ~~ce Nes~_e11 Lynch Del&•Uon 20,184 .... urence ~" Robert F. KeMedy 63,971 Amertcaa IHependeM Repabtlcu Clayton G. Barlow Ronald 'Reacan 139,276 11da Dltbid U.S. SENATOR Democratic Democratic Jim Bentson Anthony C. Beilenson 32,277 Robe H B 8:publlcan Bennett 7 ,851 rt · ur7 • ~-1r1 t William M. Buchanan 13,449 lrt vn c Charles Crail 5,587 Fr W R Demkocratlc Alan Cranston 84,075 ank . acze 1,604 3,754 20,789 7,390 610 4-0,890 28,545 Repabllcu Republlcan Thomas H. Kllcbel &8,669 Robert ~· B:i'1hambde "" Bl 81,IJ19 Phil Cammack · 1,687 Mi me caa pe e 633 W. C. Jones 1,645 COchUNTYelle L.~.!'J'!DL COMMITl'EE Mu Raffert,. 111,1128 ~~A·~ J4'1'es A. Ware 2,482 1111 Dlnrtel Peace And Freedom Democratic Paul Jacobs 341 Dusenberry U.S. Congre11lonll McGaugh 11,9'71 10,246 11,838 8,384 . 10,454 1,'44 !5th District Meyre Democratic ~;;.!oner Le. Craven I ·--.... Cory Keith F. Shirey 1,705 Repa\Ucu Charles E. Wiggin> 32nd Dltlrlct Democratic Arthur J . Gottlieb WaJter L. Mallonee Re111bllcu Q-aig Hosmer American Independent Richard B. WUUams 14111 District DemocraUe Richard T. Hanna RepabUcan Lawrence J. Stafford Bill J. Teague 15111 Dlltrlct Democratic Russell Doolittle Thomu B. Lenhart Repoblleu Jame• B. Utt Wllllam Andersen Dougherty Robert T. Jones 25,2M 4,833 4,954 14,269 • '13 63,121 11,852 38,313 21,8'4 23,505 G ,952 12,525 10,374 llepabllcu John Hopwood Nolan Friu.elle Franklin Melucln Carroll Dennis Carpenter Bunster Creety Rogers 1 YES NO s~s NO No~Partl1u Propo1ltton1 Saperv!Mr lat lllllrlcl Robert W. Battin J anicie Boer Patrick Dunu Fralur Hall Larsen MUITaJ Patterson 27,lS? 11,478 8,930 8,488 23,il!O 24,498 9,540 . 25,461 !ll0,210 140,275 117,905 141,809 11,111 • 8,336 7,614 S,171 1,485 7,282 4,'131 3,293 Amerl .. a ladepodenl Annie R. McDonald 886 • Pena Robert Schwerdtferer 1bomu 1,1311 3,071 STATE SENATE 15111 Dlttrlct DemoeraUe LoulJ J. GenWi Gordoa T. Shepl<d Repabllcu James E. Wbetmore Peace AM Freedom Donald Keele H-Leder Amerteu ladepea- Jahn A. McDonald STATE ASSEMBLY Abner Frill -Dlltrlct DemocnUc Frot11 P .. e I SIRHAN ... :12,9'l9 31,194 54,'IM 13 IDB 1111 9,541 1,411 lrd Dlatrlct WIUlam Phl!Upt 43,213 0 Neill 3,1114 Glenn Walton ss,m Waten 4,495 C.Ootal Muldpal Water I CJ>arlea V. Tumer Ulil Donald C. Slmpoon 8,780 Computer Study Set WASHINGTON (uPI) -1b1 Na· tlonal Academy of SClence1 bu est.ab. lilhed a computer aclenc1 and 1n1l· neer!nl board to ltucljo the "lncreH· / lncJ.y pervulve influence''. of com· putera "oa the livea of tndivlduals and the nation&) weUAft. u . . C. SpontaneOUl"'·haU of re1p1ratlon. D. CoWipse of blood pressure at the momut It II no longer malnlajned artificially. E. Aboeluatelr no Unear tr~ In_ the electroencephalograph. ' 1be cleclar4Uon, which wlU be dis· -~ to the world's medical as· aoclaUOn1, says that heart· trarisplant still are "operaUons of exceptional har.ard whose result. are in no way yet certain." lt 1a1d that 1t tbi1 Uma a heart trauplant operation could be envls· aced ooly for a patient 1ullerln1 from a rapidly worsenina: lllnen of the heart "where there b no longer any po11lbWty ot imJ!.rovement by medi· cal treatment or ,f'Y other surgical in· ttrvmU20." -· ' Prof Charles Dubost of the Broils· salJ hospital Jn Porll wu the only particlpanLw.hoJ>ad pe:tormed a he.art transplant operaUon. - Dr. Chri&tiaan Barnard, who was invited, had to rush back to South Alr!ce lo the side of. Pblllp Blalborg, the longeot 1urvtn1 heart tra111plant paU1nt1 and could not come. BLalberg had 1ufferld a liver com.pllcaUoo. A Flag With H bto.,, . . -·of li!Ylted Brlll1h heart 1peclal· laU alao il!d . not attend Ille council meetlnJ. Belslu Prof. Marcel Florkln, of U111, ~toldent ol council and chair· man oI the mHtln&, told a newt con· ferehce tb• main purpose of the di•· CJ.\11.IOD:I had ~n to ~eek ways to prevent "f\rturt uce11es11 by 1ur· ,.... w)lo do not have Ille expert· ence nece11ary toconduct heart traDI· plant operaUons. Flortln nld the meetlnl air•ed that · there should always be two In· deplndont teama Involved In such an Flying high over .Huntington Beach City Hall Fri- day (Flag Day) was this flag purchased In Hawaii on the day Hawaii became a state. Cmdr. and Mrs. Edward Casey of Huntington Beach, lenders of the flag for the day, loaned it to friends on other oc· casions who carried it under the ice at the North Pole on a nuclear sub and to the South Pole and flew.II over the Capitol In Washington, D.C. Acting City Administrator Brander Casile here unfurls flag with help of Chamber representatives (left to right) Mrs. Jake Stewart, Mrs. William J enkins and Howard Matheny, who arranged to have flag flown over c~ty for the day. • Rosary Recital Slated Monday For Mrs. Wagner Students Seek Building Mate rials for l ndiam Rosary will be recited Monday for Eleanor A. Wagner, a resident of New· port Beach ti.nee 1M6, who died Thurs· day at Hoag MemoriaJ Hospital. She Wit &9. The r01ary at 7 p.m. Monday will be followed by Ma11 at I a.m. Tues· dey, both at St. Joachim'• Cltbollc Church, Costa Mesa. ft{ra. Wacnu 11 survived by her hw· bud, Fred, of the home, 2303 Fair· hill Drive, Newport Beach; a daugh· t.er, Karen Milum of Newport Beach; l'wo IODJ, Fredric, aerving in the Naval Air Reserve and Jamea, pat· rolman In the Cotta Meri Police De· putment; two o-andchUdren, one sis· ter and three brother• all of Min· netota. r ..... r ... 1 DR. SPOCK •.. man, 44, writer-teacher from Temple, Maine; and Michael Ferber, 23, a Har· vanl craduate student fr~m BuffaJo, N.Y. Indians without toilets or bathhoUJe:s and ezpectant squaws without baby clothes are the concern of Orange Coast COUege students who hope to enlist public help. BW Klu1en 11 lootlng tor building materlal!:,to construct facilities for the Pala lndianl of the Pauma Valley, In- land from Oceanside. Carolyn Foss is seeking, along with baby clothes, old nylons that the Utah Navajos can Weave into rugs. Infant clothes are always an \D'gent need, , she said, because it ls taboo among the lndians to make prior preparaUons for a chtld. Alao needed are sChool boob for the grief, was embraced by his fellow de· fendanta as he 1truggled to get out of the courtroom and down 1. long corri- dor to the elevators. He evaded a bat. 'Ihe jury deliberated for seven hours tery of newnnen. and 23 minutes. A murmer rippled through the small, Marcus Raskin, 34, co41rector of the yellow-Walled 12th floor courtroom Inatltute for Polley Stud.lei in W~sh· en Coffin was pronounced guilty by lniton, was acquitted. The former • the jury foreman. Some spectators clal staff member 01 ~· 1uped in surprise when Rukln was curtly Council, hll f..0 conlorted with acquitted. Pala Mission, the only one still &C· tive1y helping lndians in California. The two students' interest in the condition of the Indians began with research paper1 they wrote for an QCC American history course. Klassen visited the destitute Pala lndlans near Mt. Palomar where he used to camp as a boy. Miss Foss ·heard about the need of the Indians in Utah when she went with a St. Andrews Presbyterian Church group to Navajo conference grounds in Arizona ove.r Easter vaca· · tion. Anyone With baby clothes, nylons, school books, lumber, roofing or other building material to donate should call Klassen at 548--4933. He can arrange to have the goods picked up. Uµ: Enforce Law On Poor March Congressman James B. Utt, (R· Tustin) has urged President Johnson to Issue clear-cut restrictions on the use of federal property before next Wednesday's Poor People's March. Piepenbrink Mid Sirhan WIS droppeJ because he paid no further dues. Since Ml arrest, Sirhan has directed that $20 of bit conflacated money be 1ent to the Rosicruclan1, presumably to cover the fC a month dues for the lal't five months. •willy ~ Muff It or Make It? In strongly worded letters sent to the President and Walter E . Wuhington, Mayor of Washington D.C., Utt said both federal troops and district police must be alerted "to en· force every law to the same extent they are enforced against citizens." Utt also urged that demonstrators receive advance publicity of the government'• intent to enfotte law and order 10 that these orders' cannot j>osribly be "misconstrued o r misinterpreted." 1be order'• teacblng1 .are aeaet, and are made avtJleble only to mem· bers. A public reladon1 officer nld Ro1icrllclan1'm ,ezpoundl "a 1y1tem of Metapby&lcal aDd physical philoso- phy that ls intended to awake the dormant faculUu of an lndlvidual, w11enby be ma7 utilize hll tal•nll and become m<re aware of thl wor}d around him and lead a more useful rue:" . The order draws portl1 on Egypt. WI loro fer ldtM, and malatAlna •t San Jou one o ltbe largut mUJeum1 ol Emtw. artlf9c1I In tho United Stalat. Moot of lta 1nembu1 are ' American, but It bu a wide follow· In& Jn sOl!le i.tln cwntrlet. In jail, Sirhan also bu been read· Ins the Ute.me al the ''Tbeooophl· cal" movt:meat. whlcb preecbll th• brotl\a'hood Of man end draws on .the phl!OICJl>ll1 al the lllndo JleUJloo, without 1111 of the -(Ublfll ol Blndulam. • I • J New Cartoon -Character Given Preview Run in Pilot Win,. Mulfitt 11 the kind ol a guy whose cat pours water down his dog's snorkel when the mutt goes diving for abalone. He b , in th~ understatement of his creaior, ''an icfeallst at odd.I wttb the co10.pled.tle1 of the world." And right at the moment, WIU, Is looking 10< a ateacly job. 1be DAU.Y PILOT wl1l pve him e chance, starting Monday, to 1ee 11 he can !Ind a place for lllm.sell In the world of comJc 1trlpa:, TV cartoons and-or ir..U.C carda. · Bill Bnwer, a rollclent ol Newport Beach for ave year• aad creator of 1ome of the tUnnlut greeting cards produced by t b 1 Bau-Cardosi Greetinc Carda Co., In Anaheim, Is Wiily's "father." When the DAILY PILOT •srwd to Sin hta new eartOOD :charact.r a JnV1n nm for ao•eral -U oe till com.Jes page to test rtader reaction, he said: - .. I consider the Harbor Area an ex- cellent place to test the comic strip. So many vital people with varied in· terests and bikinis live here." A clue to tbe character of Brewer's new comic strip pert0nality can be found 1n the artist's own life. He lived for two years a1 a bachelor in • f125-per·month waterfront apart# ment on Lldo l sle ("•~urtd by pro- mlllaJ the 1and1or<I I wouldn't ride a motorcycle through it,~· be 11y1) and another thrH year1 on Newport lsland with his pretty artllt wife , Poll1. whom he mtt in the Creative Depart· ment at the greeUng card company. Brewer appeared In the 1963 Udo Jal• Pl1yer1 production of "ROman Candle," nvlew~ lD the local newapapen 11 the ''8Puttertn1 Can• dte," to which acco'late·ln-rever1t Brewtr admlb contrlbutln1 ("I mlss· ed one scene while in the restroom"). Among his greeUng card creations was one printed to look like a form.al, engraved announcement. It reads: "The Part COmmlsslon 1'1.shet to announce that Your backyard h.aa been selected for a game prest;rve ant that the first shipment of 500 buffalo will arrlvt at your home Tuesday at 3:45 a.m." M:iny of his grttting card designs have won a•ardl. He also bas crea.ted sln:gle panel cartoons for Playboy, Teen and Orange Couney Illustrated magutne1 and has had h1I material used on .the Johnny Carson Show, the Steve Allen Show, and P1mela Muon Show and by Bozo, the Clown. With that lllDd 'of J>Uenthood, who knows where Willy Muffitt will end? He'll start Monda1 on the romlcs page of the DAn.Y PILOT. . .~ • \ I -· Ex-Rose Queens Honored Tonight Two former Rose Queens from Newport Beach will be honored •t the Tournament House ln W r 1 g I e y Gardens, Pasadena, tonight at 7:30 o'clock. The Rose Queen whose reign date1 back the farthe1t 11 Mrs. Franlr: Balthb who relcned as Hou,. Halsted In 1930, I Tt!e other former Rose Quffn' from Newport l1 Mrs. John 1'. Skinner who reigned Al Nancy Thome ID 1952. Mr. and Mrs. M°ax Colwell wl1l be tile guests of boQ.or at the t:adJUonal dlnner gathering. Colwell, R.., 1 e Association manager, wa1 made an honorary member a Ctw years ·~·- operaljon, Ille Orsi lo eoial>nah·;u,, I ·~-"N ~~ patient'• hope eu \.VQU11.10D, theaee. ond to mue.th• heart tronsplaD( , "We havo hur<l raporb ol tho oj;e,... aUoDI 10 far carried out and wttiOw that In each cua only one team ~dt the final decblou : 'that II, the lliart 1ur1~n1,"·l'lorkl.n added. ~!" He said 1om1 partielplnb \li!Ced sln>DI obJecllona a g a I n s t publlelty surrounding the beart tranaplant·opera atloDI, but be did. not name anypne, nor wu the matter mentioned lo the dootor't joint decluatlon~ .:" FroM r .. e J HIPPIE SHOPS " about the thievery. . ~ .. One obstacle facing the senous psychedelic merchants Js the .pre. Judice of ordinary folb about .even going inside their 11hops. Few will ven· ture a trip lnto the . lnceos~rt?ewn haven of hlpptes because: '' -The exterior decor ls. often b'lzar. re. -lt would be embarru11Qa: if your bi.ends saw you there . -It would-be worse lt1111f the cops staged a raid and pinched you 1'.tO-le you were browsing through. .;.. One sbop which also bu • l!falth food counter telll the dory of the orange juice man who la 10 scareo, he leaves his dally delivery outside on the sidewalk. 11le truth of the matter, however, is that at least two of the local hei!d shops are displaying some of the liet· ter orJginaJ art and ~Jewelry of.::tpe area, .. :- They are called "head s~" because theJr articles feed one's .&Ud with viaual llld mlDlal lllmulall.,) 'Ibo Orll 11 tha Llllu, ol 1'11 Ei'a7th St., Cotta M11a, 'named att«:. a Tibotan city which Is translated M:l:I· t)r of Light · ~ "Tbt markup on our pricet ~ cu~" .explalnid clerk Clirllll!J8lor Rese, 23, 11 recent Saa Flanilleo 1m1rrui. "" · "Willi a ped >1wu11r crowd;;llie '"""' II hoplnf lo 'ti enoulh ..._l'o< a book department, ' he said, spe.Qilng thi'ol.igb · 'the pervailve odor or-:--an oriental scent and above the soun4:"of atempo music. . The owner is 27-year..ol.d Mlguet Doyle, former editor of an Or~ge Coast College poetry magazine. . · What about the police, Rese ,w• asked. "They've been pretty nice, actually. Once they see yo~'ve got a nice shop, they know you're t interested Jri'l(fs~ lng it by allowl drugs on the premises." ., Other local head shops are not·~O professionally run. ~ - One in Huntington Beach .. ·1· s decorated ooly with beach pebblM.·ln the windows, and 11 often closed:,d\.tr· ing the day. Still another in Newport Beach - ready to open soon -finds humor in playing a word game with its: naJqe. "The Crystal Shop" reflects a double meaning. Crystal Js a slang worcFfQr the deadly drug methed.rine. . ·· . Undoubtedly perched at the tofl ,·of the psychedelic pinnacle is the Myatk: Arts World, &70 S. Coast Higbw.,.··tn Laguna Beach. '"' Mystic Arts opened last Sertember as a small shop, and 1 mp 1-1 mushroomed. ..., Seven partners put up the orilht&J. cash and the shop today is returning a handsome profit, accOt'ding to one of the owne.rs. .~ "Everybody here knows a little lilt about sometblng," be said. "Wt've found that quality handwork 'and natural goods go over well." ·· Is it possible that Mystic Arb h becoming a plastic head shop,'· ap- pearing dedicated to htppiedbm ·but questing for profit? · "No, I don't· see how it could .hap- pen," replied the proprietor, who declined to givt h11 name. '"The· one thing we'll never evolve out of Is qu.,Y• ty things. A good hand-crafted thing Is not a fad, and doesn't have to bt:~:i· plolted -it's an ancient tradiUon ... "We're trying to sell thlng1 ',,Qf luting value. It's a business, but not just any business. We're not trylnC .t.O jam anything down people's lhroat4." . ,,, . •,.· .. DAILY PILOT -....---· H• .... •-1--· W• I ter ....,.,4 , CAUPOINIA Ret..tf N. WeM --n. ..... Kenil . ... Tlie1t11t A. M1rphl11e MalWtlrll IEdlMr Jeck "-C11rley P••I >n .... \ ....... __... Mwrt•llll Dtrtdlr " Ofnc" c-. MtMt -.... ..., ..,. """"" .... , ttn w ..... ,.....,,.,. u.-•~11 1 m ,.,..., .. _ ........... leecfll •• .,.., ; .,-=-c-==.._..-....,..---,"""·=o--=;_-;:;; --~---~-· .. ~~ - ---..-- ' > ' .. Weekend DAILY PILOT Your Hometown EDIIION DalJy_paper • -~oc. 6f, NO. '.14', 3 SECTIONS, 50 ;AG.ES . SATURDAY, JUNE '15, ~-968 TEN CENTS Mys.tique of Hippie Shops Pulls. • Ill Crow·ds TWO HIPPIES MEDITATE IN ROOM OF ¥~\J~.HEAD.SHOP ~ - , MWD Expected to Up Bet On Desalt Plant Success By WILLIAM REED Of tH Dllll' l"li.t SI.ti Fate of Bolsa Island and its multi- million dollar nuclear power and desalting plant off Huntington Beach will be squarely in the hands of Metropolitan Water District directors Thursday morning. Chances are that the diredors ,will chose to gamble on investing heavily -much heavier than had been ex· peeled three years ago -in an ex- periment which the whole world will watch with hope for the future. At stake is not only a 40-acre, $765 milliOn artificial island off the coast of Huntington Beach, but the )X)Ssibility Qf~ converting ocean water to fresh water in quantities great enough to of· fer hope for residents of countries around the world too dry to sustain eg.ough agriculture to support a retiisonable population in even a semi. sllificlent economy. Directors heard the U.S. Secretary ot the Interior Stewart Udall Friday implore the MWD directors to support the Bolsa Island project despite an in· crease in estimated cost from $444 million three years ago to S76.5 million in 1978. The tall, outspoken secretary told the MWD directors that. "Bechtel (the company which made lnitial feasibility studies) projected the cost estimate for 1965, not 1978 and all of you knew il You shouldn't be surprised at an in- crease because inflation increases Mystical Order Reveals Sirhan Former Member From Wirt Service• LOS ANGELES -A new facet has come to light Jn the odd religious We of Sirhan B. Sirhan, accused assas· sln of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. lil.ve.stigator1 learned Friday be was b'1efly a member of the mystical Rosicruclan Order. Arthur Piepenbrink, supreme sec· retary of the order wlth headquarters in San Jose, confJrmed that Sirhah, a ChrlJtlanlzed JordlADlan immigrant, applied far membership 11 e v e r a I months ago. He was accepted and pllid one month's dues. One que1Uon on· the membership application -which Sirhah answered ••yes" -•as: 110o you practice gooJ cltJtenshlp and tke.y the laws of the country ln which you live?" Piepen· brint said any other a.oswer would have resulted in automaUc rejection. JS.• SIRHAN, Page %) -·- prices at Ie:ast 5 percent a year as you well know.'! Threat of the vastly increased con· struction prices has made the MWD, Southern California Edison Co., San Diego Gas and Electric Co. 3nd Los Angeles Department of Water and Powertake a long second look at tbe two nuclear reactor project. MWD directors Il)eet Thursday at 10:30 a.m. in Los Atigeles to make a decision or to delay a decision on whether the MWD will participate in the program or not. Boyd Wessman, a spokesman [or (Ste BOLSA ISLE, Page%) Costa Mesa Cof C Urged to Oppose · Skyhus Service By PAMELA POWELL 01 Ille Dllllr ,lie! ll•n The aviation committee of the Ccsl~ Mesa Chamber of Commerce Friday recommended against Ute proposed entry of Skybus, Inc., into Orange County Airpo;rt operations. Skybus a shuttle air service which bills itself as the "world's smallest airline," has applied to the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) for routr. service between Orange County and Los Angeles lnternational Airport. Referred to the Chamber's aviation committee by the Costa Mesa City Council, the committee reviewed the applicaU911 and heard reports by Skybus, Inc. President Peter Fiori and Robert Bresnahan, director ol aviation at Orange County Airport. Committee Ch a Irma n Tom Chandler, local manager of Air West, rec()mmended the service• not be en· dorsed. He said the commJttee agreed that Sk:9'bus bad not shown need for the service. Chandler cited the fact that Cable Commuter, now operating between Orange County and Los Angeles, is quite capable of expansion ii the need arises. Although he would not disclose his sources, Chandler 1aid Cable Com- muter, which is owned by Controlled Data , Inc .. bu $50 mllllon in pledged fin1m:lng for expansion. Further problemf 1uggested by the commJttee were type of equipment. noise abatement, airport location and conveniencf!. "Bestdes," Ch•ndJer a 1 a e r t e d , "they'll spend more lime hustllnf, peo- ple arouna on lhe ground than n the afr.'' . . Mar_iy Psych£delic Stores ·Doing Good Business Along Coast By BRUCE BENSON • Of 11111 ~Ir ,ilet lleff Psychedelic shops, An outgrowth of the gr'at Halght-Asbbury ei<periment in San Ji'rancisco, are starting to dot the Orange Coast. Mod merchants and their mystic· minded customers are so viable an e~mlc force, ln fact, that some hip· pies are starting to earn a pretty good llviil.g. .. .•' ' 'lbb raises the question: ls there such a thing as a fat hippie? Or to put it another way, can a hip. pie compete with straight society on Its terms without being swept into the Establishment? In a DAILY PILOT survey, clues abound everywhere. At one Cos ta Mesa shop, a handwritten message on the door reads: "Again we are having a problem with shoplifters. ··-"So we advise shopll!ters 'that they will be thrown to the pclice and socie- ty in which shoplifters belong. . "U you are a kleptomaniac or in some way compelled tO steal; perhaps · we can make an arrangement -like for $100 a month we will let you steal and we will try to catch you." 'I'.he note discloses that despite the predominant message of brotherly love in the psychedelic merchandising game, the customers aren't bashful about plllerlDg. Secondly, the owner is concerned, like other merchants, about showing a profit. . But thltdly, his concern isn't so ln· tense as to preclude a sense of humor about the thievery. One obstacle facing the serious psychedelic merchants is the pre· Judice of ordinary folks about even going inside their shops. Few will ven· ture a trip into the incense-strewn (Ste HIPPIE SHPPS, Page Z) Plane Crash ·Kills County Architect Spock · Convicted Fo~Jl!l G1fi.lty-o·f Antidraft Conspiracy . . From Wire Services BASS LAKE, Calif. -Four proml· nent Southern California business- meQ, including an Orange COunty architect, were killed Friday when their single-engine plane overshot the runway at a small airstrip and crash· ed near this Sierra resort. Among those killed was architect Neil M. Johnson of 19361 Tirno Circle, Yorl>a Linda. ~Other victims were Kenneth E. Er· , 42, Encino, a former member of the Four Freshmen singing group and husband of former child screen star Jane Withers, Alan B. Benkert, 29, Van Nays, the pilot; and Mll«in K. Glass, 33,· Thousand Oaks, realtor. The four men reportedly went to Bass· Lake to look over property-for possible dtveJil?pment as a'"J'esort. Errair, about "':U, oWned an lnve1l· ment .. _, Jn Studll><l:Itj and In th~ mid 19505 wes. a member of the Four Freshmen. Errair and Miss Wit· hers married jn 1955. Witnesses said the plane crashed and burned . after making one pa1s of the Bas.t Lake Airport. P~LOT OFFERING MARKET 'BONUS' Today's edition marks the beginning of a new weekend "bonus" for readers who watch the stock markets. Both mutual fund and "over-the-counter" quotations from Friday's market ac· tivities are published today on Page 11. The fund listings have not been published in the past until the follow· ing Monday. Now the DAILY PILOT adds another feature which gives you a "day-ahead" Saturday newspaper to laun<:h you into the weekend. BOSTON ,(UPI) -Dr. Benjamin Spock, an institution to a generation of American mothers and fathers, to- day faced imprisonment for conspir· ing to counsel their sons to evade' the draft. · The famed pediatrician and three others were found guUty in U. S. dist- rict court Friday night of conspiring to counsel, aid., and abet young men to evade induction into the armed forces. A fifth defendant was acquitted. The four men plan to appeal follow~ ing sentencing July 10 by Judge Fran· els J. W. Ford Jr. Each faces a maxi- mum penalty of five years imprison- ment, a $10,000 fine or both. Convicted with the 65-year-old author and retired pediatrician were the Rev. William Sloane Coffin Jr., 44, chap· lain of Yale University; Mitchell Good· man, 44, writer-teacher from Temple, Maine ; and Michael Ferber, 23, a Har· vard graduate studenl from Buffalo, N.Y. ' The jury deliberated for seven hours and 23 minutes. . Marcus Raskin , 34, co-director of the lm:titute for Policy Stud.Jes in Wash· Pay fQJ: .. Cf!BSt · Te.nchers -& . Now .. S..m_rt$.~at. $6,5,QO . . A school teacher fresh out of coUege can expect to make about $6,soo-next year U she lands a job witli 'a s~ool d.Jstrlct along the Orange Coast. Those who have ~Q ~ac)lill& at least 10 year,s, --~~ fl ~ers degree and tak~ .~r-.eqµlval~nt to an extra~ two•yeara 1n ·colJegetwill make about twice 'as much. Most coast schOol dhrtticts have now adopted teacher salary schedules !or the school year bf;&lnnJng next ~· The top starting &a.lary Is $8,600 In Seal Beach Elementary and the low $6,250 in Tustin ffigh School District. Five other districts are bllll'ched at $6,400 or $6,500 per year. Administrators and t e a c h e r representatives still are figbUng the salary batOe in the San Joaquin Elementary District. The Huntington Beach Ci.ty school board has taken Ile unu1ull 1tep of not .#adopUnt· a sallr'y 1chedule until late Augu11t or early· September when the tax ba:ie is known. ltere is a rundown on the low and top salaries offered by each school district: •1 Newporl-Meaa Uallled ~ 16.500 to ••2.m. 'l.Oguaa B<acb UnWed -$6,400 ·to ,,2,852. Jluntington Beach High -'6,400 to •12.800. Ocean View Elementary -$6,500 to f121628. .. Huntington Beach City -to be adop- ted later; present range '6,100 to , •n.900. Capistrano Unified -' $6,500 to ,13,000. San Joaquin Elementary -not yet adopl<d . Tnalln Hlgb -16,250 to 112,535. Seal Beach Elemeotar)' -$6t600 to $13,200. . DAD TAKES THE CAKE -Paul J. Bergdahl, a - TWA pllot who llves at llOO Almond Place, Corona del Mar, like thousands of fathers in the Orange Coast area, today has a famlli'ltrylng hard lo fig- ure out some way to make Sunday (Father's Day) sped& for him. In Bergdahl's case, he has a wife and live daughters of "working a1e" ~o rebe.arsed " 0£11.YPMI ........ -fl>r the big· aay by making-him a cake. A sixth daught~, "Senta, ! months, Is just watcl\lng tills year. watchbig Ute . taste test (left to rlgb) are daughers ~~ S;· LOreta, 4; Anita, 10; Marta, _ll; an4 Greia, U. His ....,., Marlen.a, also seems In- terested bi Ute Jiii Experiment. ) ington, was acquitted. The former.spe. cial staff member of the National Se.. curity Council, his face contorted witl). grief, was embraced by his fellow de· fendants as he struggled to get out of the-courtroom and down a long corri· dor to the elevators. He evaded a bat .. tery of newsmen. A murmer rippled through the small, yellow.walled 12th floor courtroom when Coffin was pronounced guilty by the jury foreman. Some spectators gasped in surprise when Raskin wa s acquitted. B52s Unload Ton8 of Bombs Around Saigon From Wire Services SAIGON -In one of the war's heavi- est bombardments U.S. B52s dropped from two to eight million pounds of explosives on Communist positions in the very outskirts of Saigon, military spokesmen said today. U.S. intelligence officers had said earlier this week that the Viet Cong was massing troops around the city, apparently for another thrust at the seat of South Vietnam's government. The spokesman said that in a ~ hour period Friday and today the B52s, each capable of carrying 60 ,00J pounds of bombs, flew 11 ntllllons against Communist staging areas with· in 50 miles of Saigon. Each mission consists of a formation of between three and 12 planes. Seven'of the strikes were against the primary Viet Cong infiltration roure running northwest oC the capit.lil fro Cmambodla. Two raids were with· in ~ miles of the city's center. The rolling thunder of 500 • pound bombs was clearly heard In the capt· tal., The ground forces fanned out within the enemy's seven-mile rocket range of Saigon. Twenty enemy mortar rounds fell alojig the Kfnh Doi Canal on the south· ern lringe of Saigon, ·wounding two policemen and six South Vietnamese civilians. You Guessed It! Woman Started Father's Day ~ Many fathers .might be quite surprised to know that Father's t:>ay wu started by a woman -and even more surprised to know that the holi- day flower is a rose . Mrs. John Bruce Dodd of Spokane, Wash., originated the celebration as a means of honoring her father. who bad raised six motherless children. Then President Woodrow Wilson, who declared Mother's Day a national boUday in 1914, had a Father's Diiy button pressed in the Whlte House lb 1916. But it wasn't until 1924 th at Preal· dent Calvin Coolidge recommended a nationaf holiday for dads. ExpertJ point out that the l'OM waa a logical choice for Father't Day because ot U.s: de1lgnatlon ln the ob\J:Ch 11 a symbol of love: however, surv~1s show Jbat American fatben WiUall)' pick caniaUona II their favorite flower. Another little • known fact about Father'• Day this year lJ that tho Bureau of the Census rePorts then ..;n be approtlmately t0,000 n.W A~ fathers ·on Jilli.• 19. ~· r , I '· J DAILY PILOT Saturd.r, June 15, 1968 --s,eientists Define Heart -Transplant G~ideline~ . Ggm;\I A {AP) -A sr••P of med!· cal -"' dellnld hm Friday 1!>e guJdellnes for the cbolce of a heart donor ond bit 1tat. ol ellnfoaHleaJh. The dennitton came from 24 lrW'· geons, intnlunologlSta, oeorologists and heart 1pecla1l1U called for a secret two-day meeting by the Coupcll for International Organliatlons of Medical SClances, operating under the World Health Organization, and the U.N. Edue1tional, Sctentifl.c and Cul· turat 01g:anlzation. · The scientists unanimously ap· proved ~ declaration saying the DoOar. • Ballot choice of I heart donor In a trant- Dlalll •11• DUii.i be (Ulded by the loUowhtl «<Jlldltallona: ....;Jiit IJMrl IDUl-bt In _perfect co .. dldoo anbo tlma ol nmoval. -An bnm11DOloClHl..fr.amlnaUon of the compatabWty of donor and re· ceiver must precede the transplant. -The ex•mination must reveal a stAte of complete and irreversible abolishment of the brain's funcUons. The criteria for this are as follows: A. The loss or all sense ol envlron· ment. B. Total debility of tile m111Clt1. Full County Vote Returns Listed O.range County's final, fJnal election returns finally came bl this week, a few daya after the votlng. All 1,173 precincts are now counted . This included 355,654 ballots. Costs of the vote count amounted to $369,974. That's just a touch less than Sl per vote. 1 Here then, ls the final on how Orange County voted last June 4: PRF.SIDENT Democratic Eugene McCarthy Lynch Delgati(ln Robert F. Kennedy RepubUcu Ronald Reagan U.S. SENATOR Democratic Anthony C. Bellenson Bennett Willlam M. Buchanan Charles Crall Alan Cranston Republican Thomas H. Kuchel Phil Cammack W. C. Jones Max Rafferty James A. Ware Peace And Freedom Paul Jacobs U.S. Congre11lonal 25th District Democratic Les Craven Keith F. Shirey RepabUcan Charles E. Wiggins 32nd Dl1trtct. Democratic Arthur J. Gottlieb Walter L. Mallonee Republican Q-alg Hosmer American Independent Richard B. Williams 31lb Dltlrtcl Democratic Richard T. Hanna ,. Republican Lawrence J. Stafford Bill J. Teague 35lb Dl11rtcl Democratic Ruasell Doolittle Thomas B. Lenhart Repabllcan James B. Utt William Andersen Dougbuty Robert T. Jones Amerlcaa Independent Annie R. McDonald STATE SENATE 35111 Dhtrlct Democratic Louis J, Gentile Gordon T. Shepard Republican Jam.ea E. Whetmore Peace And Freedom Donald Keefe Hans Leder Amerleaa Independent John A. McDonald STATE ASSEMBLY 35th Dlltrlcl Democratic Abner Frill From Page J SIRHAN ... 70,773 20,184 63 ,971 139,276 32,277 7,351 13,449 5,587 84,075 68,689 1,687 1,645 111,828 2,482 341 8,437 8,705 25,264 1,833 "4·954 ' 63,121 11.352 ' 38,313 21 ,614 23,505 82,952 12,525 10,374 668 22,929 31,194 54:,754 13 108 805 9,541 • Harold Henry llepaWeaa Johll F, Brigg• Claytoo M. Stanhope . American hdependent ·Frank A. Belliazi 69tb Dlotrlcl Democratle Kenneth Cory Republlcu Allen L. Banick Bob Bark Bruce Nestande Laurence Schmit American Iodepeoden& Clayton G. Barlow 70lb Dl•lricl DemocraHc Jini Bentson Republlcu Robert H. Burke 71111 D11lrtcl Democratic Frank W. Raczek Republican Robert E. Badbam l ,229 23,256 l,17ll 206 '11,767 1,904 3,754 20,789 7,390 670 10,890 111,468 21,5111 61,919 American Independent Michelle L. Andersen ~ COUNTY CENTRAL COMMl'M'EE 5th Dlatrlct Democratic Dusenberry McGaugh Meyre Rosener Olson Cory Republican John Hopwood Nolan Frizzelle Franklin Melugin Carroll ... Dennis Carpenter Bunster Creely Rogers Noa-Partl1an· Propoalttoaa I YES NO 2 YES NO Supervisor Ist District Robert W. Baffin Janice Boer Patrick Duggan Fraizer Hall Larsen Murray , Patterson Pena Robert Schwerdtfeger Thomas • 3rd Dl11rtct 11,1171 10,246 11.638 8,384 10,454 9,644 27,157 11 ,476 8,930 8,468 23,360 24,498 9,540 25,468 190,210 140,275 187.905 141,809 11,1186 6,335 7,874 3,871 !,la.I 7,262 4,731 3,263 1,930 3,071 1,418 William Phillips 43,293 0 Neill 3,894 Glenn Walters 25,93.1 Waters 4,495 Coaltal Municipal Water 5 OJ.arles V. Turner 3,195 Donald C. Simpson &,780 Computer Study Set - WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Na· Uonal Academy of Sclence1 has estab- llshed a computer science and engl. neering board to •tudy the 1'1ncreas- ingly pervasive innuence" of com· putera "on the llvea of Individuals and the national wellare." C. Spoataotoua haJ1 of resplraUon. D. Colllfse oi blood _prt:11ure at the momtal I It ao loa1er llWDtalatil artlflclally;--., ---- E. Abloluatoly .., linear tra.. In u-.. el-oeneophalogr1pb. • The declaraUon,-whlch will be dis· trlbuted to the W(lrld't medical as- sociations, saya that heart transplant sUll are "operaUon1 of exceptional hazard whose result.a are in no way yet certain." It said that at Utis time a heart tranaplant operation could b.e envis· ated ODly for a paUent suffering from a r1p1dly woraenll)I lllnen o( tbe heart "where tbere-h: no Joaaer any poulbWty of 1mpr(lvelnent by medi· al trntment or by other surgical in· tervuUon." Prof Charles Dubost of the Brous· sal• hospital· In ·Paris was lbe only participant who had performed a heart transplant operati(ln. Dr .. ChrisUaan Barnard, who was invited, bad to rush back to. South Africa to the side of Philip Blaiberg, the longe&t surving heart transetant patlent, and could not come. Blaibe.rg had suffered a liver complication. A Flag With Hi11tor9 • sroup ol lnvlte<i Brllllb hearl opeclll· 1st.a al.lo did not attend the council meeting. Belgian Prof. Martel Florkln, of Wege, Pre•hlJnt.of councU and chair· man of the meeUng, told a new! con· ferehce the main purpose of the d1s- cussibns had been to seek ways · to prevent "future excesses" by sur· geons who do not haye the experJ· ence necessary toconduct heart trans· plant oper1tlons. Florkin said the meeUng agreed that there 1bould alwAys be two in· dependent teams involved in such an Flying high over Huntington Beach City Hall Fri- day (Flag Day) was this flag purchased Jn Hawail on the day Hawaii became a state. Cmdr. and Mrs. Edward Casey of Huntington Beach, lenders of the flag for the day, loaned it to friends on other oc- casions who cartied it under the ice at the North Pole on a nuclear sub and to the South Pole and flew It over the Capitol In Washlnglon, D.C. Acting City Adm,lnistrator Brander Castle here unfurls nag with help of Chamber represenlatives (left to right) Mrs .. Jake Stewart, Mrs. William Jenkins and Howard Matheny , who arranged to have flag flown over city for the day. Rosary Recital Students ~~ek Building Slated Monday . , ~ For Mrs. Wagnet· __ Ma eria1'8''1or Indians Rosary will be recited Monday for Eleanor A. Wa~er, a resident of New· port Beach since 1~6, who died Thurs· day at Hoag Memorial Hospital . She ·waB 59. The rosary at 7 p.m. Monday will be followed by Mass at 9 a.m. Tues· day, both at St. Joachim's Catholic Church, Costa. Mesa. Mrs. Wagner ls survived by her bus· band, Fred, of the home, 2303 Fair· hill Drive, Newport Beach; ·a daugh- ter, Karen Milum of Ne~rt Beach ; tw(l sons, Fredric, serV1ng in the Naval Air Reserve and James, pat- rolman in the Costa Mesa Police De· · partment; two grandchildren, one sis· ter and three brothers all of Min· nesota. From Page J BOLSA ISLE. • • MWD told the DAILY PILOT he I eels that the consen1us of those attending the meeUng Friday monling at the Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles is that lbe project should proceed. He said Udall met with the other companies involved bl the ~oject and the final decl.slon seems left up to the MWD dlrect«s. 14>1 Angeles Vlce Mayor Joe Quinn told the DAILY PILOT alter the Fri· de ymeetlng that a majority of the. Los A.ngelea. Deputment of Water and Tndians without toilets or bathhouses and expectant squaws without baby clothes are the concern of Or.angc • CQast College stud ents w110 hope to enlist public help. ·~ Bill Klassen is looking for building materials to construct facilitiea for the Pala lndian·s of the ·Pawna Valley, in· land from Qce8ns1de: Carolyn Foss is e:eeklng, along with baby cloth'es, old nylons that the Utah Navajos can weave into rugs. Infant clothes are always an urgent need , she said, because it is taboo among the Indians to make prior preparations for a child. Also needed are school books for the Power would vote for continuing the project. Mayor Sam Yorty already has in· dlcated strong backing for the.project. Udall said the project ls "extremely Important." In addition to fulfilllllg the need for power and water in Southern California, the plant would show the world that the atom has important peacetime uses and when used for desalting water could be the answer to man's long dream of malting the deserts bloom. . Pala Mission, the only cne still ac- tively helping Indians in California. The two students' interfst in the condition of the Indians began with research papers they wrote for an OCC American history course.· Klassen visited the de!tltute Pala Indians near Mt. Palomar where he used to camp as a boy. Miss Foss heard about the need of the Indians in Utah when she went with a St. Andrews Presbyterian Church group to Navajo conference irounds Jn Arizona over Easter vaca· lion . Anyone with baby clothes, nylons, school books, lumber, roofing or other buildfug material to donate should call Klassen at 548-4933. He can arrange to have the goods picked up. Freeway Crash Kills Woman A woman who police said wAs dart· ing across the Newport Freeway bet- ween Warner and Edinger avenues was struck and killed by a north· bound aut<I late Friday. Piepenbrink said Sirhan was droppeJ because be paid no further dues. Slnce his arrest, Slrhan has directed th1t $20 of his Ctlnfiscated money be sent t(l the Roslcruclans, presumably to cover the $4: a month dues for the last flve months. ·willy!) Muff It or Make It? Miss Alice Rodrigues, about 28, of Azusa, was dead on arrival at Orange Ccunty Medical Ce nter, Deputies said the woman's car overheated and she wa~ crossing the darkened roadway on foot when she was hit. The driver of the car, Donald Lee Jones, 30, of 714 . 14th st., HunUngton Beach, was not held . . The order'& teachings Are secret, and are made avallable only to mem- bers. A public relations officer said RQSlcrucianJsm expOunds "'a system o( Metaphysical and physical philoso- phy that 11 Intended to awake the dormant tacultiu or an Individual, whereby be ma7 uUUte hit taJents and become more aware of the world around him and lead a mo"re w;eful We." The order draw1 partly on Egypt· Jan Jore for ldeu, and maintains at SUI Jote one o !the larteat museum1 of Emttan artlfadl In tho United Stata1. MOit of lb memberl are American, but It S..1 a wide follow· In( Jn IOOll laliJI COWltri... • ·Jn Jail. Slrban aJoo bat been reed· 1111 the litentun. of Ibo "Th ... ophl· cal" movement, which prwacbu the brotherhood al man and draw. on the phll°""""J of tbe .Hindu Reu,IOD, wltbou\ UH of tbe utenial feai.v of mactullm. , . " New Cartoon Character Given Preview Run in Pilot Wiily Mullltt II the kind ol a IUY whose cat poun water down hl1 dog'a snorkel when the mutt coea divine for abalone. He is, ln the underatatement of hla creator, "an ideallst at odda wtth the c(lmplexltle1 of the world." And right at the momen~ Willy II lookina: (or a 1teady job. The DAILY PlLOT wW &Ive him a chance, 1tartlng Monday. to see II he can find a p11ce for hlmseU tn the world of comic 1tript, TV cartoons and-<>r ,,...11n1 canll. BID Brewer, a realdent of Newport Be.Cb for five years and creator of some of the tunnlut greitlng cards produced by t h t Buua-Cardoia G"!"tlng Cardi Co., In Anabelm, It WUly'a "father." When the DAILY PILOT allffd to give hls new cartoon ,character • • prevSew run for aeveral tv..n on the comics page to test reader reaction, ho •lid: . "I consider the Harbor Area an ex- cellent place to test the comlc strip. So many vital people with varied in. tere1b and bikini& live here." A clllfl to the character of Brewer11 new comic strip personality can be found 1n the artlst'a own life. He lived for two yeara as a bachelor in a •~per-month wat.erfiont apart- ment on Udo late ("secured by pro- mising the laodlord I wouldn't ride a motorcycle through lt,11 be aays)--and another three yem on Newport lsl1nd wllb bit pretty artist wile, Polly, whom be met In the Creative Depart- ment at the greeting card company. Brewer appeared in the 1963 Lido l1le Player1 production of ''Roman Candle," reViewed in the local newapaptra aa the ''Sputtering CM· d1t," to which aecolate·ln·reverae Brewer admtta contribuUng (0 1 mb1· I ed one scene while 1n the restroom"). .\Jnong his greeting card creaUons waa oDe printed to look like a formal, engraved announc~ement. lt reads: ... Th. )>ark commission wishes to announce that your backyard has been sf:lected for a game preserve and that lbe. lint shipment of 500 buttalo will artlv~ 1t your home Tuesday at 3:45 1.m.11 , Ma., of hlo greeting card designs have won awll'da. He also bas cre1ted slnJle panel cartoou for Playbcy, Tffn and Orange County Illustrated magulfte1 and hu had his material uaed oo the Johnny Canon Show, thtl Steve Allen Show, and Pamela MasOn Show and by Bozo, tlle Clown . · 1 •• With that kind of parenJhOOjl, who know1 whtro Willy "!iiulll.tt will end! He'll &tart Moad•)' _on the cornk:a page of Jhe DAILY PILOT. *' Ex-Ro.se Queelis Hoµored Tonight ( Two formet Roi1e Queena from Newport Btach will be honored at the Tournament Hou1e In W r 1 g l e y Gardens, Fa1ac:len11, tonight at 7:30 o'clock. The Rose Queen whose relgn dates back the farthest Is ·Mra. Frank Bllthlt who l'<lgned .. Holly Ha!Jted In 19311. The other former Rose Que.en from Newport la Mr•. John F. ~nner who reigned 11 Nancy Tborne In 1161. Mr. and Mra. Max Colwell will be the guest& or honor .at the traditional dinner. 11thcrlng, Colwell, R o s e Aasocl1Uon manager. waa made an bonorar1 member a few yeara ago. •• ••• oporauOn, 11!,i tlr•I •lo establltbfee p1Uanr&.1>opeleii ... dluon. the -· ood lo mu .. ·the' bNrt transplan ... ''We baV. beard'?iport.s of the *· atlons 10 J!r .c~iedout and we la\gw that in each eas~ouly One team ?We the final declslo$; that 11, Jhe l@lrt surgebi~' FlOi'kin added. i He 1ltd 1omeT ·parttcJpanU ·v d strong~objedtioill a g aJ n at pub y surrowiding the heart transplant ciper• atioos, but-he did n<>t name anyone, ncr was tbe matter mentioned jn ithe doctor's joint declaration. -: ..... · ,.,..... P9fle l ... · HIPPIE SHOP$ haven of hippies becauae: ii~ -Tbe exteriOr decor ta often bl.;;,._ • 7;I"' re. , . -:--It would be embarraaalng if Y~lr friends saw you Utere. l"ll• -It would be worse aUll lf the cops staged a raid and pinched you wbtle you were browsing thr0ugh. One shop whi~h alsq bas a health food counter tells the 1toey of the orange juice mao •ho Ls so scared le leaves bis dally delivery JNtlkle ~je aidewalk. .i The truth of the matter, however, is that ,at least two of the local head abopa are displaying some of tbe bet- ,ter original. art and jewelry of , the area. ; '1'11ey are called "head ~' beca\IH their artjclti feed one'• lioijl with.muaJ and mental 1dmllla~o TbO Drat lt'the Lhua, of 17ll E. , St., "Costa. ~Meaa, named a TlbelaJ\ dly, wbkb " translated ~- ty~ IJ~ ---> 1· "The markup on our prtcei ia· • cent," explained. clerk Christo '!! ... , 23, a recent sin FrandG<> emigrant. ~ "With a good aummer crowd, ~the owner ls hoping to fet enough casti&r a book department,,• be 1ald, ape~ througff · the 'pervutve odor of oriental seen" and above the 10 r atempo music. ~.·. 1 The owner is 27-year-Ol.d Miguel Doyle, former edit<lr of an Orange Coast College poetry magazine. ·: · What a.bPut the police, Rese was asked. ,_,, "They've been pretty nice, actually. Once they see you've got a nice 1h9p, they know you're not interested in fl?fi· ing ~t by allowing drugs on ~ premises." Other local head shops are notf~I) professionally rµn . ~-=· One in Iluntin.iton Beach 11t1 decoraW<t only with beach pebble~m the Windows, and is often closed auf• ing·tn-eaay. ~ •. Still another in Newport Beactf':,i.:. ready to operi soon -finds humor in playing a word game with its name. "The Crystal Shop" reflects a doubie meaning. Crystal is a slang word ~W the deadly drug methedrine. : : . Undoubtedly perched at the toP;'~t the psychedelic pinnacle ls the Mys~C Arts World, 670 S. Coast Highway~:lit Laguna Beach. ·•·· Mystic Arts opeiled last September as a small shop, and s i m Ji'Jly mushroomed. 'lo: ... Seven partners put up the origlblll cash and the shop today Is returniq1a handsome profit, aceordlng to one of the owners. .-.. : "Everybody here knows a little bit about something," he said. "Wt'v8 found that quality handwork ,f.nd natural goods go over well." Is it possible that Mystic Artl. is becoming a plastic head shop, .ap- pearing dedicated to hippiedom :but questing for profit? "No, I don't see bow it could ltiaP,- pen," replied the proprietor, who declined to give bis name. "The one thing we'll never evolve out of is qu&ll- ty thiiigs. A good hand-crafted thlngds not a fad , and doesn't have to be~ ploited -it's an ancient tradition.:·:... "We're trying tQ sell things ·~9' lasting value. It's a business, but;~t just any business. We're not trylng,tQ jam anything down people's throai.,~'. · DAILY PILOT '" . .. ., N•--c.o-· Hwtw11w..... · t.ei--...i ,; WM I.. ....... . ...,~ .. CAUl'OINIA ., .•. ' " ,.ol>tr+ N. Wtttl -111011111 Ko .... n 1.i11or The1111t A. M11rphl11• -·-Joclc -.. Cvrtoy P111I Hl11oft 11111Na Minner Mwrti.111t1 Cllrtefor Offlc111J1 c.t1 MIM: m .w.t 11'1 ltrttt ........,.. IMctll 2111 w ........ .......... U't¥H •• "' Ul ... r ... • Av- ........ ~1 W IWl ltielt ) ·'' • " ... " ' • I J I .·I ' I .J -' ' . ! I . I I I , I I "l i I ., I j ' ., I I ·1 . t .I ;~ . i • "0•: IC-llM h "41 O.lly ,II .. SftfU •. •1 Col. Walter R. T1ll1hrro,. direct- '"or 'of the Titan 3 systems program office, told reporters why he car- ries a rabbit foot for luck before each launch from Cape Kennedy: "So far it's worked real well." ••• • ·Angeli Curtis, 7, took 28 school :riends to the State House in Au· gusta, Maine, tG visit her father. ~ey all posed for pictures with dov. Kenneth M. Curtis, who said: :·'.,Tb.ii is the best group I've had 'h~re in a long time. They're all lriendly, they don't want anything .9'1]4 they can't vote." • ··THj Shah of Iran, in St. Louis &o-dis· cuss buying F-4 Phantom ;ets built by tftt McDonnell Dou.gla! company, pi- : lOf!d one of the fighter planes on a Mach 2 flight Friday from the Lam.- bf.rt-St. Louis municipal airport. '· . ~::.giico, a 2. year-old German !ih~herd, had been sentenced to 4e3.th for biting a little girl in El· mira, New York. Lawyer Nicho- ··lat O' Ambrosi however won a commutation to life in prison for the dog when he told the court he , Jtad arranged for Chico to work as a "'·guard dog at the Elmira Re- formatory. •' • · .. the new furniture looks fine in .the living room of Fred · ~1;·agcombe'1 home in Barking, ~ngland, but he and his wife are ·noi entirely happy. The furniture, Unordered, was put in UW.r living .rnom while he and~s wife were out', their old furniture was taken a:Way, and they do not have the slightest idea of where the new furniture was supposed to have 'been delivered. • • Radio newnnan Bob Brooks · . .dt WATC walktci into the Gay- lord, Mich., police station to in· . ~.tenriew the city's new parking ~Ur reader, laTt'l/ Reichert. _ But Reichert was outside slap- : ping a parking ticket on Brooks' car. •• • "" It took an airplane and coopera- tiOh but Mrs. Joseph P. Sullivan ··and her son Stephen of .Wilbraham saw each other graduate from sep- arate colleges in . Massachusetts ·oo. :the same day. Stephen received his · electrical engineering degree fr~th Lowell Technological Insti· tute.at 2 p.m. He and his mother 'thfii' flew to Westfield where she received ·a bachelor's . degree in English ·from .Westfield State Col· 'lege :two hours later. The institu· . tiqns cooperated by awarding Ste- . P~"'1 . his degree first· in his gtadu· ;~tW,g class and Mrs. Sll:1Jlvano last . 1n· iiers. · ---.----------.~-----• It's Humphrey Now But Poll Finds -McCarthy Pre.ferred Editor's Not.: TM foltoulfn"O polltl· cal .sun>tt1 toa.1 comp~ted bt1 Dr. Irv- ing s. White, pruid,ent of Crtctitlt Re1earch A1soeiater, Inc. Wiih officer in Los An~ele.s Gnd Chicago. Dr. White's firm has conducttd rurve111 on the la.st two Preridmttal elections and Californil:U -ltctnt Prlmof"tl EJec· tion. Here ~ rendt! in a tur· vey of Democrntic pre/erencer. Spedal to the DAILY PILOT LOS ANGELES -Just a lilUe over one week after the us«ssinatlon of Senator Ro&rt F. Kennedy, a sampl- ing of. Democratic voters hidicates they would like to see Senator Eugene J. McCarthy (D·Minn.) win their party's nomination for President. • Despite this reaction, the Democrats polled believe that Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will win the nomination at the party's convention in August. The poll suggested. that Negro Democrats, who had supported Ken· nedy in overwhelming numbers prior to his mnrder, tend to back Humphrey except in areas such as California, where McCarthy has carried out a vigorous primary campaign. · RETAIN SENATE SEAL And both whites and negros, feel that Son. Edwanl M. KeMedy, (D- Mas!.), should retain his Senate seat and not make a bid for the vice presH:leotial nomination as has been • suggested 1n-l()llle ·Democratic party circles. 1beae are the principle fi.ndtngs to emerge from a natloi':lwide study of voters conducted by Cr e a t l.v e Research Associates, Inc., a national psychological and attitude research organization. Tbe general swing toward McCarthy was especially pronounced ~a!lse the Democrat.. polled -all reifi\e<ed party members -were 8'ked to name their dlolce ol. a candid.ate spon· taneoUJly. McCarthy led Humphrey on the balloting by a small, but aignlfi· cant, margin, 36 percent to 30 percent. The question: Now that a· week hu paased aince tbe assassination of Sen. 'Robert F. K'nnedy, wbo woµkt'you like to see receive the Democratic nomination for President? McCarth}' 36 percent Humphrey 30 percent Edward Kennedy 8 percent J ohnson 6 percent Undecided 20 percent HIGHER RATINGS The sample \of Negro· Democrats, gave the ·vice president -and the younger Senator K e n n e d y significantly higher ratings. Humphrey 36 percent McCarthy 25 percent Edward Kennedy 15 percent Johnson 3 percent Undecided 21 percent However the overwhelming majority ol. the tot.al sample -white and Negro OCC Picks Alvin Pinkley As Outstanding, Citizen Mayor Alvin L. Pink!Iey of Costa Mesa was honored Friday night ·as "Outstanding Citizen of the Year" at commencement ceremonies for the Orange Coast College Clas.s of 1968. Graduation cen!monJ.es were held in Pirate Stadium for 1,100 students. The Outstanding Citizen award ts given annually by OCC to a resident of the Harbor Area who has shown outstanding service in. education, the professioos, municipal government, internati<>nal good will, youth ac· tivities and charitable organizations. Pinkley is the first man· ever to be elected mayor of Costa Mesa twice. He served his first term from 1962 to 1964 and was re.elected mayor this yeal-. He was elected to the city coun~ ell for the first time in 1954, and each year has led all candidates in the num- ber of votes received. Pinkley wa's born in Guanajoto, Mexico, the son of a medical missionary. He spent most of his boyhood on . Indian reservations in Mexico, Oregori, Wyoming, Arizona and California. He later moved to San Bernardino, where he was student body president of San Bernardlno High School. He graduated from the University of Southern California with a PhD in pharmacy, coming to Costa Mesa in 19.13 where he opened the drugstore at 1820 Newport Blvd. that has bei:ome a landmark in the community. He was elected to the Costa Mesa Elementary School Board in the 1930's and served for one term as its chairman. He was a long-time member of the board. Pinkley has been a member of the Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Lions Club for many years and is a past president. With that club, he has work· ed for 23 years on the annual Fish Fry which raiie!I money for charity, ~ In 1959 he was appointed to the board of directors of the Costa Mes.a County Water District. He headed the movement to consolidate the four water districts which then served the city. He is a past chairman of the board and is still a member. As a member of the Fairview Therapeutic Pool Bo¥d, Pinkley ,.bas helped raise more than $53,000 thus far for a therapeutic pool at the Costa Mesa hospital. Pinkley was a leader In the develop- ment of the new $4 million Costa Mesa civic center and the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club. He and his wife, Lucy, have two grown children. Mayor Alvln Pinkley Secretary Left Holding the Bag The Laguna Beach city manager's secretary was left holding the bag and the bag contained narcotics. "It all hawened very fast," said Mrs. Jackie Washburn who lives in Huntington Beach at 9668 Cornwall. She ·was near the garage of her home Wednesday night when a young man ran by· and said "here" handing htt a brown papef bag. "I thought he was.a smart kid," she said. - Inside the house, she t new &amething was fishy. The ·bag con- tained marijuana, methedrine and two spi>ons au· of which she turned over to Laguna Beach palice. They notified Huntington Beach police . • -atated tbat Humphrey woula be the candidate, whatever th'1r personal prelerence1 mlgbt be. Tbe question : Who do you Uilnk wm be nominated tOr president by the Democr1Uc National Conventloo: Humphrey 12 percent McCarthy 25 percent Jotm.aoo 5 i>erctnt Edward Kennedy 2 percent Undedded 6 percent ALTERNATIVES Presented with posalble alternatives which have been auggested for uni· lying the Demooratic party in the light of last week's trlgedy, Democrats still tended to favor McCarthy. Forty-six percent dlose alternatives which would lead to an ui)grading of the Mlnnesotan's position relative to that of the vice president, while 44 percent tended toward Humphrey. Ten percent were Wldeclded, a small num~ considering the present state of uncertainty within the party as a future course of acti on. The question : Which of the following alternatives do you think the party should adopt? Humphrey should withdraw 20 per· cent. There should be a McCarthy· Humphrey ticket 26 p e r c e n t • McCarthy should withdraw 10 percent. 'There lhould ·~ a Humphrey .. McCarthy ticket 34 percent. Undecid· ed 10 percent. FUTURE ROLE The future role of Edward Kennedy continues to excite interest within par· ty ranks. Ask~ to chose between a possible Humphrey-Kennedy ticket Democrats preferred the Iatt.er though by a small percentage. ' The questioo: U Sen, Edward Ken· nedy were to run fOI" vice president, with whom would you like to see him share the ticket, Humphrey or McCarthy? McCarthy-Kennedy ticket 47 per· cent. Humphrey-Kennedy 'ticket 44 percent. Undecided 9 percent. Among Negro voters, the preference was abnost exactly reversed, a slight majority favoring a Humphrey-Ken· nedy ticket. The election year events continue to confuse and frustrate the average Democratic voter. How he will con- tinue to react to each of the personalities in the weeks remaining before the August convention remains: an unanswerable question. NOT OUT YET This study shows that McCarthy, for all that he consJdered a probable loser to Humphrey, it by no means out of the race in the rn1nd!!: of the Democratic rank and file. But if he is to make further progress In convincing the delegates of his potential as a winner in the national contest in November, McCarthy is going to have t.o win oveT to his side a substanti.al number of Negro voters and he can only do this by publiciz.ing bimseU and his programs. ' Unfortunately for him the last of the major primaries is already over. For Senator McCarthy, tbe road to ChlC8go will be uphill all the way. Library Plans Reading Series A swnmer reading program for children will be offered by the Laguna Beach library from June 17 witil Aug. 24. Clifford R .. Cave, librarian, said the theme of the recreational reading club is "Dr. Doolittle's Vo ya g er s . ' ' Children of all ages may participate in<:luding the very young who are read to by brothers and sisters or parents. After reading 10 library books, the children will be given a certificate in- scribed with their namH and one of Dr. Doolittle's animals. Cave said Mrs. Claire Brockway will continue to conduct story time -tor children four to six yeafs aid every ThlD'sday mcrning from 9:~ a.m. to 10 beginning June 20. Parent.. wishing to have their children attend may reglater at th~ary . Couple Som~ Runner Orange Coast YMCA general director Rollen N. Brousard presents trophy tn Mrs. Ivy Gorman, of 276 E. 19th St., Costa Mesa, first woman to run 100 miles in the Y's Run for-Your Life program. Her husband Owen, a Coast Ranger Soccer Team member, is now work .. ing in bis 200-mile mark in the Y health pro~am. Gorman dauugbter1 Monica, 6, and Michele, 10, find pleasure m Y trampoline and gym classes. ~O Students at Estancia To Learn About Language Linguistics, up to now con-sldered a college course,' will be taught at Estancia High School in Costa Mesa next fall. Senate Military Committee OKs • Missile Funds • WAS!IlNGTON (UPI) -Tbe Senate Armed Services Committee has ap· proved outlays totaling $227.3 tnillion for the controversial "thin'' an· tiballistic missile (ABM) system Jn a move certain to be challenged on the Senate floor. The ABM money was included in a $1,8Q7,025,000 military constl'uction authorization bill carrying funds for a variety of noncombat activities around the wor1d. The commlttee said Thursday in a report accompanying the bl.ll that it "fully supporta" the thin ABM defense. "The broad purpose of the sentinel system to be deployed ls to.provide an overall area defense of the United States against the Initial ICBM threat the Chinese People's Republic ls ex- pe<ted to be capable of in the mid· 1970s," the committee said . Couple Freed In Theft Case A young Anaheim couple have been freed on their own recognizance after pleading innocent of stealing a television and bedspread from a Laguna Beach motel. A July 16 jury trial haa been scheduled in municipal court fer Paul Michael McAllnn, 24, a student; and his wlfe, Oleryl Lynn, a clerk. They surrendered to police Thurs· day on a petty theft warrant. Sgt. Dave Brown said they .are.alleg- ed to have taken the missing items from a room at the Ocean Cove Motel, l<XX> N. Coast Highway, on May 31, Language teacher Leonard McNutt has been working two years to develop the first high school linguistics course in the nation. About 40 students bave signed up to leam -how languages develop, chaDge and relate to each other. During the course, McNUtt will call ln college students from foreign coun- tries to relate thelr dlfficuIUes ln learning English and to acquaint students with the particular sounda of their native languages. Two Japanese scbOol teachers, Keiko lnukal and Mlyoko Nishizawa, spoke recently to some of the students who will take the linguistics course in the fall. The teache.rs are studying the English language at UCLA so they can teach it when they return. borne, "Slang terms have been our biggest problem," said Miss N 1 s h 1 z a w a • ''There are certain commooly used ex- press!""" that aren't foond In Englllh textbooks." San Diego Water Directors Rap Desalting Plant SAN DIEGO (AP) -Direelnrl of the San Diego County Water authority oppose construction of a multimillion· dollar nuclear desalting plant ott Hun· tlngton Beach on. the proposed Bolla Island complex. Son. George Murphy (R-Calll.) and 33 state legislators call the Bol1a ls· land plant one of the most important research and demonstration projectl of the century. They urge the Metro- politan Waur District of Southern California and Southern California Edison Co. to proceed with COfl!trUC• tion plans. . . 1'1111 But county water authority dlrect<rt said the San Diego area doesn't need the water, having already cootracted with the . !tate . for enough water to meet needs through 1990 and possibly longer. They also say project coats have jumped from ·an original estimate of 444 million dollars to more than 7M ninlion dollars. Beat Boredo1n They've Found K~y to Suc~essful R,etirement A Newport Beach couple has found Costa Mesa.business office of the com· stays fit mosUy by "walldng .along the the key to a aucce1sful re~ement. pany.. ~ch." , . • "Th 1COUndreI I boredom -fight They admit that all retllement.s I haven t gamed a pound · since e ~ s , . · retirement,". says -, Scooter proudly, hlm." aren't the same, and there Jsn t a set He's 5-8 and weighs IGO. That's tht .answer, according to Mr. pa~tern of act.Ion for .everyone... MarguerJte ii a auNti.tute .te1cher and Mr1. Harold.McConnell, 1728 Bed· "Get out of the house once in a for the NeWport Mesa School· Diltrlct. ford ·Ltne. , ' wh~e, U , only to walk aroun,d the Prfor 'to be.r telephone career sh~ had "Tbtfihiga:est single danger a retired block," Scooter ll!ivlses. · · ~ in.teiahing at Northwestern person hat to fact is boredom," says He takes his own advice. During the and;had·taugtt hJgh school'Engllsh·iD Harold, better known as "Seooter." past..48 months, he and his wife have Dubuque, Iowa. "You have to keep active both men-taken low-cost 1team1hlp trips to the Sh6 also is recording s~ for tally and physically and not become Orient~ Europe, ·and motor trips ta . the • Newport. Bea'ch cbaptel-•of to the attached to an annchalr," he says. all of the U.S. and.Canada. American ·Asaoclatk>n o(:-Unlve?}tty Scooter and his wile, Marguttite, ''We love to trav~I." Marguerite Women. are prime examples of a happily says. "And.trips needn't be eipeosive. Marguerite &110 finds . time for~oll ret1red couple. The twosome retired Shop around for a place to· stay until paintine. n>edallz1ng lo seuc1pes and from the Pacific TeJepbone Co. in the you find! one that'• reasonable. Don 't lloial ,WJ.llfea. , · • swnmer ol 19&4. ·They. had spent a try to covtJ'ltoo much terrltoeydn one , "Scooter stuns up their four year1 of combined 75 yeare 1n the com· d•Y· Plan. ypur . trip." , ha~py retirement: . . •Ma"uerlt~)McC~ll ·: . , • · ' HarohWScoot.,..'McConi.011 ' ' ' . . THEY. LEARNED :HOW~TO·FIOHT THE MONSTER KNoW..·.u'aoREDOM . munlc!atlOlls Jndu.try.' ScoOter pl'1s about IO round,., of golf 'Never be a.tr.id to undertaft Scooter WQ an ·engineer witb. the a lnonth, 1hoo&g in the mld-nlDet1es ·~~log new," "Y' the blu...,ect telephone compMty in Orange and wtth.a>211handlcap. ItlshYnan.· "You're never too old l to Marguedte wu a district clerk In the Marguerite · 10U1 occulooally. Sile learn.~ r --'• ... . . ' I _j DAD.V PILDT • Pulpit and Pew 'Ibo Rev. .Melvin G . Talllort, lhe !!rot Nell'> to bo •PPolated to Ibo post of ---of Gii Soutbem Callforlila t ArUona Contereoce of the lhlllocllsl-Cllurch, will ad· drut the Men Ver•e • MelWl.ot Chttk, 1701 Bobr St., SUnday. He will d11cw:1 ''The Xood and li!Jlrlt o( tile New Church" during both the I and 10:30 a.m. aervices. Havinl been pallor of several Lo& Angele• churches. &ince l.Slll, tbe. Rev. Tall>ert 11 presently a member of the board and confuenc.i delegate to the Southern California Council of Qiurcbe1; a member of t h e NAACP, the I nterdenominational Ministers Allian<e of Los ·Angeles, and ·the UD.ited Crusade of Central Los Angeles. Temple Beth Davtd of Oraace Couty will conduct regular Sabbath evening servJcet Friday, J une 21, at the Community Coner•&•· tional Church, Katella and Bloomfield., Los Alamitos, beginning at 8:15 p.m. The Oneg Shabbat will be host.<! by Mr. and Mu. Ed Brettm.an. '111< semce at lhe caata Meta UJdtarlu Ualvenalllt Chrcli thiJ Suoday will be conducltd by the 14beral ReUgiow Youth group, of the church. 'lbeir p r o I r a m , wlllch will begin at 10:30 a.m., ii tilled ''Reflectlom." Slides ond r<eordlngs In· terpreting tbe m u 1tip 1 e language1 of lclence and the arta will be uaed Sunday at 10: 30 a.m. in ao addren by Dr Walton E. Cole at tile 811tta1t\J11tt1rt111 Ualftnalllt Fellowslllp, 2025 N. -dway, Sant& Ana. -Dr. Walteo'e topic will be "When Rellflon Usea the Languages of Art, Music, Science ud Compusion." Membu1 Of C b rl·1 t Lmlttru. Cb11tcll, 780 Vic· toria St., C<llta Mesa, will celebrate communion at the 1:15 and 11 a.m. services Sunday. Tbe Rev. Lothar V. Tornow will bring a muaage on the theme "Happinen Is -T b e Kingdom ol. God." S..my e<bool and Bible clanea will begin .at 9:30 a.m. with nuraery care pro- vided at all aervices. The Fl r 1t \J•l ted MetWlat Cburch, m1 17th St., Huntington Beach, will conduct ~o worship tervicu 1t 9:30 and 11.a.m. Sundly. The Rev. G. Russell Shaw will preach on the topic "Our Father.11 A co!· fee . hour will be held between services . 'lbe dturch school will meet •t 9:30 and 11 a.m. This Sunday at Cem· (Ste P ULPIT, Pafe $) Additions Complete NB Church • A church which storied Iii the Harbor Area 84 yea.r1 ago •finally •tanda com- pleted. · 1be l1tell addlttoni to Cbrllt Qiurch by the Sea, Communlty Method.lit, COD· aecrated IHI Sundoy, lliark the corapletioD of i b e master plan. Tbe new w.lng includes an admlnistr1Uve suite, with a aecrdary'1 office, pastor's Oftlce and pastor's study, · five Sunday school cla1sroom.a:, and choir room. An eDClo1ed court and ertra perking f.aclltties also were constructed ana all other bullding1, with tbe eu-eption of the aanctuary, remodel· ed. Tbe Rev. James . H. Lamberth, putor, said tbe cott of the additions was about $110,000. The money already ha.1 bttn raised or pledged u the result of a three-year campaign. The churcb ii located at 1420 W. Balboa Blvd. The congregation ltarted In. the Harbor Atta In 19&4, but tbe (l;ee ADDm ONS, Paie S) READY ~OR SUNDAY -Final inspection of new additi<W to CbrlJt Cbun:h by. !be Sea, Community Metb..U.t II completed by (left to right) archited llttb Riley, Mn. Richard Luelere of Ille build· ing commitlee and !be Rev. James Lamberth. New Sunday School classrooms and offices were cons~ crated Jut Sunday. Ml •lonary Says So New View Needed On Polygamy? NEW YORK (AP) - although Christianity has long condemned polygamy, the Bible provides no f1nn bas.Ii for the ru1e, says an American missionary. He says the chtuch ou,ht to consider modilylng it m cer- taln circumstances. It'• an obstacle to the faltb in some areas, and to inst.st that men give up their wins other than one in order to become Christians Ca.Q "c,ause much more harm than good," says the Rev. Eugene Hillman, a Roman C.tbollc missionary in Tanzania, A!rici, tor 115 years. IN SUCH regions, where polygamy is an accepted part of the social pattern, the "possible compatibility of Christianity" with the practice shouli;I _ be reex· aml.ned, he writes in Con- clllum, a n international theological journal. Similar views occasionally have been sounded ·by other veteran missionaries i n Africa and -parts or Asia · where polygamy is ~ 1tablllllng leature of the 1ocioeconomlc 1y1tem. "Sure it's a problem,'~ says the Rev. Dr. Theodore Tucker, head of the Africa department of the National Council 'of Churchea. "It can be argued both ways. Mar. rlage customa are a pro- blem anywhere, just as they are in this country." SO FAR, however, with the exceoU9n · of t h e Luther~ Chmch 1n Liberia, the churches -Protestant, Catholic and Orthodox - have insisted that men with more than one wife become monogamoUJ as a precon. dition to baptism and full church membership. "This legalistic procedure is notorious in its lack ot Christian consideration for the unfortun ate women who are 'sent away,' " says Boston -bor n Father Hillman. "There previously con. (See POLYGAMY, Page 5) ORANGE ·coAST CHURCH DIRECTORY ' . ' • FAIRVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH CA.•.<.> llllrriN .... -ll* ~ C.M. 1:30 & 10:55 A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE •:• A.AL S\HllDAT CWUlltCH ·SCHOOL ,l. ,.,M. lit". HI f, Sr. "I .. ltlt_T_. I' ....... 111b11 1tU11tY W._ 1:• & lllS P.M. • ............... Y.T.,.__ • ...,c..-MMAt HARBOR TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH 1211 ..._It • .r ........... C.... M- JlllT IOaLTANCI. ,__ Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning Wonblp 11 :00 a.m. Baptist Trolnlng Union I p.m. Evenlnf sarvlco 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible study 6 Prayer •..•..•...• 7:00 p.m. RRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH ... H ....... C...111 ... ....... It' 11 • ..,, Sunil•Y School , •• ,, •• , , , •141 Tr•lnint Unio11. •••• ••••. "6:00 Mornin g Wonhlp , •••••• ,11100 h111!119 Wor1hlp ,,,, •• ,,,7100 W.dn11il.Y h•11i11t S1rvit1 • ••••••••• 7111 ,._ '41.-t111 . "...,. At..,. A ..... FIRST SOUTHIRN :IAWT CHURCH 167U ..._.. It., Hvn~ le9ch ,,..,.... ,,._ _...,.,.,. c-..1 SUNDAY KHOO&. ...... tr• AM TllAI ..... UNH* ........... f PM MO«NINe WOlltl"IP ..•. 1ti• AM SVIN,.. WOfUMlP' •••• , ••• 1 PM UAL C. WAIHMUfH., hltw . ~1 · M7·2t11 • _,cw. ............. ,_._ UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH 2112 I . L PAUIADIS b. SANTA ANA Hll&Hll IUNDAT SCHOOL .•...•.••..••••.•••••••.••••••••••• t1• A.M. MOlltMINQ WOlltlMIP .................................. 11 A.M. Ftll NINO WOlltl MIP' ·················•······•···•••····· 1 P.M. MIOWl!l!IC •••Vtca wtDNQDAT ................ 7111 P.M. 11taY. 11t09•11tT Cot.NIU.-CNUlltCM PMOtt• MWl7J FiRST FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Victoria & Placentia Ave. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE -, ·CHURCHES IU.NCHd OP TMI MOIMD CHUICH THI Pim CHUICH OP CHllST, ICllNTllT IN IOITON. MAIU.CHYllTTI SUbject of Lason -June 15 "God the Presener ol Man" Corena dol Mar4o...,. Church of Newport looch C-.. .. M•lchel 611 c-..tlM An. c .......... a.rd • ....., Sct.11 11 ....... l-61 1 .. a -H61 I. C... Hwr. Cosfl Moeo-Flrst Church 611 W. IM It. In. t:l l, 11; II. t :l S.11 . ........... -11•• N...,.n • .._ Huntington k1ch-Flnt Church • "'ft.-' o,.,. s... •ao, 11 1u.t a o.11. ....._.1 ... -11oon.. · L11t1une Boach-Flrst Church 01 Hit' DrfM Sn. •rll, 111 U. t rla. 11 . '"""' .... -214 ..... A ... Newport Boach-Flnt Church JllJ n. UH ha. t rll, li t U. t ill, 11. IMlfi.g 1 .. a -JJ1 I Yim I.Wm All are cordially Invited to attend !be churth senlc., and enjoy tb1 prlvtlegea of tile Readlng Rooms EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH OP HUNTIN•TON llACH 1t1J FLOllDA AYI. IW!flY Sd!MI ........ ,,u A.M. Y ...... "-t .......... &111 P.M. M9nlf111 Wlnlllt .... 111M A.M. ·--W.l'IMI , ••••. 7rM P.M. w•oN•I DAT 81&LE ITUO'f ANO PlltA'l'lllt-7:00 P.M. llltUCa CN,,l'MAN, Patttr -P'Mlll IM-rttl IAmST CHURCH .......... ....., (Al!lw!CH a.,tttll 174Tf M ......... ......... ..., Dr. ~ ........ """' ~ Sund•y SchHI • , , • , • •:JI AM M•r~l11t WorJilp , , 11 :01 AM Pr•y1r S1 ... ic• •••• •:JI PM fve11i11g W•,.hip •••• 7:H PM Costa Mell 11:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~[11 "'°""" E. P'-T ...... D ...... HMtll "'"'" A•lll•Mt 11 II SWl'ICM 147-4144 'l'fftll Ml11lltw • .,,., W~ • •• .... •• ... 11• I .fl!. I I ... k•I .. , .. , . , ·••·• ha I .Ill, M9ftlllll w..i, •••• .... 111• I.II\. 'l'llllttiG~ ................. 1M1. V-MI ...................... 7 '-"'· Nursery Care Provided 14Mnl 14 .. ,341 W1 l11i1111 111 You , .• UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH OF CHRIST 287 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA llTWllN HAllOI ..i fAll YllW SUNDAY MORN ING l ll LI STUDY , •••••••••..• , • , •:41 AM SUNDAY MORNING WORSH IP I COMMUN ION , • 10r41 AM SUNDAY EVENING WORSl11P , ••• , •• , , ••• ·•••••, •:OO P.M. WEDNESDAY EVENING llllE STUDY •••• , , . , •• , • , 7110 PM NUI Sll Y CAii PIOYIDU D._. 0 , W..,ftel4 I . a. H_.., Wllh* ._.. .... ltllaW. Phone1 541·5711 Day or Nl9hl THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Welcomes You. -ST. JAMES, J2M YM"l.Wrl, Hewpett .... S..., S.-.kes -7:JD, f :,00!, JJ :ot ,....., IO:JO -n.w., 1:00 p.-.~ H.ty 1...W I ....... Sinka I_,.,, Tiit a.. . .hll9 P.,,.,,, II; ..... Tiit a... O..W en_, Phone: 675.o210 ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS Pacific View Dr. at Marguerite, Corona del Mar Sundays: 8:0Q, 9:30-Chlld can at 9:30 Holy Days. as announced ·--· n. ......... 1..-s ...... _ ...... •7J-'4tl ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 204 3 Orange Ave., C.M. Sundays 7:30 & ~·30 Cburch Scaool-9:30 Thursdays: 6:30 & 10 a.m.; Holy Days as announced "'-• Tiit a... _,... W. De•.i•1• -..... '4MJ2' EPISCOPAL ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH .... It. If CIM..i LMe -Jwt -' -' ''" hlrrll M911""'-'-di. Cllllw1ll1 Tiii ...... J-c. c.117, P•tw Sund1y Services II• A..M. ...,., C__... . tt• A.M. l'llmlty ~ f, CflWdl r1•P.M.a-. s.ci..1 11• P'.M. 11"'-11 111• A.M. MtflllM Wtnllll y_, ~ Nll'rHfY ca,.. p,..,... Fint AsHmbly ot God Church 146 E. 22nd SI., Cost1 7'1oea 5411-3761 M. C. CfDnlc, Pastor Sh1ril l'•uh111, Ch•lr Dir1ctor ,_,.,Sc-.. -'''' .... -c1 .... m .n .... "'-" ",,..."' ....., W.,...,-IOiH .... -,_,., Spe11d .. , .... Wty -1:45 , ... -.h ....... "'"'*"' hwMln-s..tee -7p .•. Cllwdt a.Ir 8t An ..,,,.ce, IMI ltHy & P'rwyw ltrTlea -WH......,, 7:JI p.a. Vi1 itor1 Welcome--Nursery Att•ndant f t Gvan ge/ :Jemp/e "ASSEMBLY OF GOD" 1010 ..... .,.,. •• c ..... _ 1t1• A.M. -W.nllll l1nlce H:• A.M. -l nHy kn.el 71M P.M. -llt"""l l TllM C••-, .. 11.,.,.,_ •""'-V, M, Ml lllu, P.... lltt'f. H. I I "" AUll!Wll ~ 1414111 ......•• Glad Tidings Assembly of God Fifteenth & Monrovia, Newport Beach THOMAS HNYINUTI, r....- Sunday School 9:4.1 A.M. Morning Worship 10:50 A.M. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH EvaneeUstlc Rally 7:00 P.M. CHURCH 11~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·11 125t Victor!• St .. Coit• M111 u: C.A. Service 1 :00 P.M. 1t:'~ 646-4652 lft. lid wt... c"4Htl JI Yea CIMilr ....., .....,. •lt't· Main A Ad1m1 Str1ets Hunt in gtori Beach Mor11I~ Wor•hlp , .l rJO 10:45 I ii.Ii Scho•I ••••••• :JO Youth 6roup1 •• , .,:00 PM h-1111111 Wonhlp , , 7:00 fM ..... ,....,., °""'' -Wff. - , 1.1111. I Nurtrl' C.r'I Prwldld 11 •" Mf'\lk:11 Oflb: J».Jjlp .. Dllll Dnot~set BAHA'IS PROCLAIM Bahe' u' llah ''Thi P'ro111i1ff 011•" 141-ll 11 •r 149-2001 GO AHEAD! SLEEP IN SUNDAY MORNINtil ,.._.....,,._Z:JOA........_s...t.l.t CALVARY CHAPEL ............. NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH •ct"'~......, .... ... .. .... a.rtrtlte t....... .......... TfMMlltf< 91111 ....,.... e..i ..... ~a.,.! II M l•'I 10•@11 I'~~..,..,. "" .. ..i ... ~ ........ _... .. 642-6713 646-9512 • I ,. CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH EmplwW"' The Pbn of God The Person of Christ The Powtt of lhe Hofy Spirit Swnd.iv School ' JM Momlnl Wonhlp ' and 10:J0 N.t £wn1ng StfYIA , PM Wedneou!ay l ibl• Study ind Pra~ 1 PM Nunery durtill wmm A luU Youtfl ''°"*"' On. of Onftp Md 2Jnl SL Colla,...,. hstot H. L Jone; lfCA Mbt • Wed. 7:30 p.m. Prayer-Royal Rangera & Mi.ssionettes ...,.,. ......... M ... 7:10 ..... Cell ""'716' fer .......... HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF tiOD 740 W. Wiison, Costa Mosa f . L HllTWICI. ,_.., UI DON COPnf, M ...... .,M .... T .... ,...., ....... ,:41 .... ........ ....., _ ,0111 A.M. "'A .................... -Ser... .., ........ H ... ef ~-7 P,M. "Clirht'• ,......., .... ,.,..,.. ,.,_ fty ....... 14M717 ... MJ.7112 COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN $CHOOL ~ -....... _,., -• ........,, -QM c- Tl'M,LI SHARON 111_H_C-._ MWID • R1lllll lornarol S. Hortlt Fflil1y ln11l111 s.m.-~1 11 P·"" S11114'1y Sth•1l-t 1.111 .. 12 N••11 ·---···-----------~ Newport Harbor Lutheran Church 2501 Cliff Dr. -Ll M293 . n.·1..,.-... ........ ,.,..., n.1n . ...,...1.~ -·-....... ltrTlc9 •.•.•• l:M:• 1.111. , .... ., Sd!MI ...••. f :U.lf1U 1.111. W.nllll ..,,kl •..• lh•U:• Nuraery care available .at .all 1ervice1 WELCOME Luther1n Church of the Muior 2900 Paelllc Vlew-'°1. CORONA_ DEL. MAR DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER Phono OR :J.5022 1:45 A.M..-F1inlly W•r1hlp 1:41 A.M.-Su11d1y Churcli School 11 :00 A.M.-F11tlY1 Wonhlp . ......,_ CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Missouri Synod 760 Vktorla St., C•t• Me .. Lothar V. T1ttnow, Past., 541 5404 Wtn!ll' IWl'lotu 1:11 & 11 A.M. SllllQy Sdloof·· t:• A.M. A•H l lble CIHl1 l:H A.M. CHRISTIAN ILEMENTARY SCHOOL ................ 541-42" PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH M111 V1rd1 Dri¥1 I l1li1r Strt1t, Coit• M111, C11if • AN Ollt l!:W C. ANOl!:lltlON, ,. .. ,.,. PA.MILT l•11tVIC•1 I & lhU 1.lft. IUNOA'I' SCMOOLr ••11 & fl :U 1.111. Pri"c1 of P11c• l uth1r•11 School -Miu E1th1r 0110", Prlnclp1I Offic1 Pho1111 14t -05l I School Pho1111 14•-0562 HUNTING-TOH ll ACH CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS, SCIENCE 420 10th St., Huntington Baich Sun dey Morning Services and Youth Church-I I AM Wec4 nesd1y Evening Study Group-7:]0 PM lrMSt Pm, Ml1imr l'tteM: 136-1120 A Cordiol Welcome fr om THE METHODIST CHURCH l1lbo1 lil•11d COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH 111 A9•!1 675-0950 Id I l"for1111I Wo .. hip f ;J O Tr1dilio"1I Worthip l Sw"d1y School Coll• M111 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH lfth St l: H•rbor Blvd. Wo,.hip I Church School t iJO I 11 AM 648·7727 Coit• M111 North MESA YIRDE METHODIST CHURCH M111 V1rdt I l1~1r St. 549-2 7 I 9 Wonhlp I Church School f :OO & 10:10 AM Hu11ti"tlo11 l 11eh FIRST MITHODIST CHURCH 2721 17th St .•••• 5l6·lll7 W1f1hip I Chvrch Schoo! f :JO 1 11 AM Hu"li"9lo" l11eh-North COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH 6662 Hill Av1 ••• 142-4461 Wor1hip I Chvrch School 9 I 10:)0 AM ll'Yin1-E11t Bluff UNIYERSITV METHODIST CHURCH Wor1hip •••• l:lO AM Bll-1211 M11ti"9 l1111por1rlly 111 St. M1rlt Pr•1byt1ri111 Church E11tbluff Dr. I J1inbor1• Pld. L1911111 l11ch LAGUNA IEACH METHODIST CHURCH 216J2 W11l1y Dr 111 So. L1911111 Wor1h !p I I AM Church School 9:41 AM 4•9·1011 N1wport l •1th CHRIST CHURCH IT THE SIA 1400 w. l1lbot 11"4. 67J.JIOI Wo,.hip I Church Sch••I 9:30 AM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Christ Church Prnbvterlan l111J M....-n. IN .. A411Mll H1llff"t'M .... •ILlllT W. AW N, PAJTOI S...., WenMpi t iJ I AM a.n. k .... h tt141 A.M, CHlke ltl W St.,,_.: IJMIJt Church of the Covenant 2110 .............. c-. M9ll W.Al l lN •. ITUDll. PAITOI ....., ......... I O..• k~1 9 tJ0 111 AM ' 141-4JM St. Andrew's Prnbyterlan Church -·'""·--· ...... -CHAIUS HIUllT Dll l lN•lnD, PAITOI fC _...., l ca... ldiMlt a. •111 I11 AM •,.. "'"'71 47 St. M.tc l'rnbyterlan Church I c......1 ....................... c...... ...... . • MOUJS C. IOllNSON. INT, PAITOI • Wenlilp • °""" Sd11I 11 ... I '44olJ41 C0111111nity Prnbytel'ltiil Church f, 411 ............ ,. w St.}, ............ DALLAS TU.Nil, PAITOI W...., & e._.. k...._t 1Ji AM W....,._1t Alf . 4t4·7111 • . : \ PULPIT AND PEW . ; . Continued From Pare 4 ~ munlty MelbodJst Cb11rcb . ,. . "' > fi662 Heil Ave., HuMl.ngton Beach, the Rev. Roger G. Betsworth will preach at both the 9 an,d 10:30 a.m. 1ervtce1. "The tkie ot hts sermon will be • • T h e Covenant." : A new adult membership .training class will start this Sunday at 9 a.m., meeting ln the pastor'a study, .... : : ~ Morning worsb.ip at Cen· , ·• trw_al BJptlat Church, 7661 : -:: · arner AV1!., Huntington "" , Beach, will be held at 10:45 · ·' a.m. Sunday. The Rev. M. j A. Nutting will be in the ·'• pulpit. Sunday evening worship is slated for 7 o'clock. Pastor · · • Nutting will continue a • • series of sermons on the ', . ~~·topic, "Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth." , • Vacation Bible School wlU begin Monday and continue · ... through June 26. There will be classes from first · through eighth grade. • ··~ 1'What Is a Father's " Due?" will be ttie sermon topic of the Rev. Norman L. Brown of the Plymouth Congregational Church of Newport Harbor, 3262 Broad St., on Father's Day at the 10 a.m. service. Sunday .. : school will be held at tile --:-same time wit.b babysitting service provided. Pilgrim Fellowship, the young people's group, will meet at 3 :~ p.Iil. :-: : Developing abilities t o achieve a b etter in- nerpersonal relationship will ~ the ~ubject. for the group discussion Wednesday from 8 t.o 10 p.m. at the In1Htute of Ability, 1862 Placentia · -· Ave., Costa Mesa. The Rev. H. Charles Berner will con- duct the discussion. · Regulars pi ri tu a I ex- ,.. ercises on helping others to increase their abilities are :"being held every Monday and Thursday nights from 8 . : -to 10 p.m. Dr. William R. Parker, professor at University of Redlands, will be guest speaker at the Newport Uni- •.. ty Church's 10 a.m . service ~;i in the Senior Citizens . _ _,_C.enter, 15th and Irvine Avenue, Sunday. Professor Parker's subject: "The Way at Peace." At 8:45 a .m., the Rev. Loren D. Flickinger will . sp.eak over radio KEZV on _:the subject, ''Instant ·--·Guidance." The minister's subject at Wednesday's service at 7:30 p.m. will be "Upheld by Love ." ~ The Rev. Robert E Whitworth will be the guesi speaker at the Laguna Beach Church of Rellgloua . ;;..-_Science, 20062 Laguna Can- . yon Road, Sunday at the 9 . and 11 a.m. services. He will oespeak on the subject "The "'Creative Silence." The minister of the church, Dr. Henry Gerhard, is on vaca- ., tion. The Rev. Whitworth is , minister of the La Jolla • Community Church o f Religious Science. Father's Day will receive ..,, recognition at the First Bnp. tist Church of HunHnfton Beach this coming Sunday with a special message by the pastor, the Rev. Willis J. Loar, and special music by ttie choir and Laymen's Quartet at both services 9:30 a.m. at the Peek Chapel, 7801 Bolsa Ave ., Westminster, and 11 o'clock ~ at the Huntington Beach Chapel , Sixth and Orange. At the 7 p.m. service at . the Huntington' B e a c h Chapel the film, "Not So Long Ago," will be shown. At the Huntington Beach Church of Religious Science, 420 10th St., the topic to be discussed by the R e v . Er~st Pate this Sunday is "1be Creative Silence." A "".':.'".:' roecial event at the 11 a.m. s:irvlce will be graduation exercises for the Wednesday evening study group. "Man's Ruin -But God's Renewal" is tile title of the sermon Dr. P . G. Neumann will deliver at Sunday's 11 • a.m. ser-vice at the Flrrt Baptlrt Church , 301 MagnoH.a St., Cmta MeN. During Ille 7 p.m, WOl'9hip the Rev. and Mrs. Edward Beatty, missionaries to Singapore, will speak. Servk<o """"luled SU.- day at tM. Flrst Cburcb or God, 424. S. New Hope, Sant.a Ana, iJlo1ude m o r n J n g pcayer _at::U o'ciOck and an evening serv1~ at 7 o'cit>ck. Sunday school will be COO· ducted tt 9:30 a.m. and a youth service at 6:15 p.m. Registratloo Is b e I n I taken kir tbe daily vac::at!oo Bible school at Warner Avenue Baptllt Church, - Gothard end W a r n e r Sk'eel6, Huntington Beach, June 17 Chrough June 28, 9 a.m. to noon. "Venture Wltl! God into &-=:::; the Unknown" will be the , theme tw the two'we.eks of CAMP COLLECTION -Warner Baptist Church youth are collecting newspap- games, Bible s tor le s , ers to earn their way to summer camp. Camp <»ordinator is Tom Joubert handcM.ftt and contests for standing at far rigbt. children in fourth through --------'-------------- sixtb grade. Materials lee is $1.50 per child or maximum of $5 per family. For furttier in- fOl'mation call 8 9 7 -5 8 3 1 (aft« 4:30 p.m.). Worshippers at Fountain Valley Presbyterian Church, 9420 Talbert, will hear the sermoo "~ Disadvantages of Being a Christian" at · tbe 7 :~ Suod·ay evening service. The 11 a.m. sermon will be "Don't P~ Over the P883ova-." In addition a 6C:atement wilt' be made by the pastor, tbe Rev. stanley P. Anen, oonce.rning the coogregatioo's stance in tbe ~lestMtical world. "CornpaH and Measuring Tape" is the sermon topic of the .Rev. Nornian L. Brown Sunday at tile 10 a.m. service Sunday at Plymouth CongregaHoDal Cbutch of Newport Barbor, 32Sl Broad St. Sunday school is held at ~e. same t;tme with baby-sitting service provided. A baccalaureat.e ..service honoring graduates from botlt high school and junior high will be held during worship hour. the service .....;11 be "Faith !or the Space Age." The Rev, Stanley P. Allen, pastor of the Fountain Val1£y Presbyterian Church, will give a "TRIBUTE TO FATHER" Sunday morning. Sunday school begins at 9:30 a.m. Morning worship begins at 1~ o'clock. At the even.in~ service at 7 :30, a hymn sing will be featured . "The Lord is my rock, and my fortress and m y deliverer; my God, my strength, in whom I will trust; my buckler, and the horn of my salvation and my high tower." This verse from Psalms is part of the responsive -reading---.·in-thh1-w e e-kJ-s- les1on-sermon to be read in all Orange County Chrtatlan Science churches this Sun· day. Subjeot of the lesson is "G<ld the Preserver of Man." Dr. William Shinto will be guest minister at the 8:30 and 10 :55 a.m. services this Sunday at the Fairview Baptist Church, 2 5 2 5 Fairview Rd., Costa Mesa. He will preach on "The Meaning of Blackness." Chaplain Speaks munlty Church, Congrega- tional v.·ill present "What Must We Do to Be Saved?" Eucharist services will be conducted at St. James Episcopal Church 3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach, at 7:30 and 11 o'clock Sunday. Morning prayer is scheduled !or 9 a.m . The Rev. L. E. Halverson, former district superin- tendent of the Southern California District of the Assemblies of God and now executive director of Bethel . 'Powers, Costa Mesa, will be the pulpit guest Sunday or the First Assembly of God Church, 157 E. 22nd St., Costa Mesa. He will speak at the.10:50 a.m. worship. Dr, Shinto is the western direetor of the Department of Campus Christian Life for Worship _is at 10 a.m. in the American B a.pt i 8 t Fellowship Hall; summer Convention and f o r m e r , church school for children paator of the Evergreen through the fourth grade is Baptist Church in Lo s at 10 a.m. also. The church Angeles. is located at 611 Heliotrope Pastor M. C. Cronic will speak at the 7 p.m. service on the subject "Finding and Living in the Will of God for Our Liv:es." The church cho~ will present a program durmg the evening worship. Sunday also will mark the 28th anniversary of Pastor and Mrs. Cronic as pastors of the church. They have ~een. it grow from worship- ing m a small store to its present complex on l lh acres at 22nd Street and Newport Boulevard. Elder Alma Sonne an assistant to The Council of 1'velve Apostles of 'The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, w i 11 speak at the Huntington Beach Stake Conference to- Central B I b I e Church, Pastor Henry E. Jones will give a sennon on "The Christian and Today" at this Sunday's 9 and 10:30 a.m. services. At the 7 p.m. service Pastor Jones will speak on "An Evangelical Views Sunday Schools." The church is located at 23rd and Orange, Costa Mesa. For this Sunday's 8:30 and 11 a.m. sermons Pastor James G. Blain of the Newport Harbor Lutheran Churcb, 2501 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach, has chosen ". . . Even If One Rose From the Dead." "Brandmark!" will be the sermon members of St. A a dr ew ' s Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrew's Road, Newport Beach, will hear Sunday. Dr. Charles H. Dierenfield will give the serm<>n at 8, 9:30 and 11 a .m. Sunday at 3 p.m. baptism for infants will be observed. day and Sunday i n Westminster. ' "What Is Home Without A Elder Sonne is chairman Father?" will be the title of of the board of trustees of this Sunday's sermon to be Utah St ate University given by Dr. D. W . Logan, Utah. He served as~ McElroy, min is ter at the Ave., Corona del Mar. missionary, stake president Harbor Christian Church, The Rev. Bruce Cushing and European Mission presi-(Disciples of Christ). will speak on "Dads that Do dent for the church. Co ngreg.aUon members Their Diity" at the Laguna The Conference session meet at Harpers Elemen· First Christian C h u r c h, will be held Sunday at 10 tary School, 425 E . 18th St., Legion at catalina, Laguna a .m. in the Stake Center Costa Mesa. Beach, Sunday. The service 14271 Locust St. ' Worship and communion will begin at 10 :45 a .m. is at 10 :45 a.m.; church Fathers of the congregation "Words 0 f Encourage-school is at 9:45 a .m. will be honored with special ment" will be the sermon awards. topic of the Rev. Warren G. Dr. Philip G. Murray of The Rev. Cushing will be Studer at The Presbyterian the Corona del Mar Com-attending the San Jose Bible Church of the Covenant lliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~;i;;;;::;;;;:::;;;;;;-;-"-;-----2850 Fairview Road, Cost~! J TY. l { Mesa, this Sunday. Wor-~ ship services and church :~~~i :~.be held at 930 fiiirhovm flemoriol podt Pastor Harold Flory or Tbe Soutbland'1 Moil Beautiful the Newport Harbor M---'-'-Seventh-day Ad v e at I 1 t .,,,.r:nuus Church, 271 Avocado St., lllAVSOlEU• • COl.UMIAllOM • CrMntrr eosta 1r.esa, aruiounced that ~"'.~ TREES of the WORLD evangellsts Neidigh, Boney _, UJC" and Gtfford Will share in th@ ratt Sabbath service at 10:45 ~~~~~~:::'.::::__'':'.:=~~~~~~;,== a.m. June 22. The theme for = . Newspapers Send Youth To Camp , DAILY PILOT S Sensitive Issue lntercominunwn Calls Increase NEW YORK (AP) -New approache1, plans and pr~ positions for strengthening ties between Protestants and Roman Oatholic9 today are cropping up in growing profusion, 1 n c 1 u d I n g oc- casional calls f o r In· tercommunion at tbil Lord's Supper. "We have found aufficient theological justificatibn Jn principle for some eucharistic sharing," said a recent joint report by com- mittees re presenting Catholics and the Christian C h u r c h e s-Disciples of Christ. Furthermore, they added, "urgent theological, ecu·menical and especially pastoral reasons" make it desirable. Basic agreements about the meanings of the rite, and the, "reallty of Christ's presence" in it bave come ADDITIONS I See By Today's Want Ads • • • • • • THAT IT'S DIME A LINE DAY from ~rallel talks between ---Eplscopall~ns and Catboliet and Lutherans and Catholics, but w 1 tho u't recommendaUone for jolnt par.tlcipation. . The matter 1s "too cam: pJex". until problems about the ministry are considered, the lA.ltheran-Catbolic group said. A still unpublished Catholic-Eplscopalian report has been sent to the Pope' and the Arcbbi&hop of Canterbury. "We have made recom· mendatlons ... fer practical measures for g r o w i n g together," the group said . In any case, ·the sensitive issue of intercommunion in the central act of Christian worship ls being raised in- creasingly, on many sides, both.by those fa'tKlring it and those contending it must await fuller doctrinal ac- cord. CIVITAN CHAPLAIN The R.v. Norm.in L. Brown Rev. Brown Appointed COSTA MESA WASH · 2059 HARBOR BLVD •. · -Cat Bay) COST A MESA ALL NEW •NEW •NEW eNEW MANAGEMENT SERVICE EQUIPMENT NEW PRICES r·FREE-, I I I I CAR WASH WITH ANY FILL UP OF STANDARD GASOLINE (Must Fiii Tank) AND THIS COUPON Good Mon. thru Fri, Only ---- THE FOLLOWING FASHION ISLAND MERCHANTS & RESTAURANTS WILL BE FASHION ISLAND :1 • Mediterranean Imports •Karls Toys· Hobbies· Stationers OPEN EVERY SUNDAY .TO SERVE ··vou BETTER r • Bob Burns Restaurant • Ontra Cafeteria • I. Dalton Bookseller • Vikings Four Wine-Gourmet -" -------. ------..--...--..... .....__ • .,5 .._,.~__,__....,_ __ ,..,~----------.,_-.,,, ..... I ·- • 5-. -15, 1918 J • R e al E s tat e ly Randel M.C.rdle u ... 1i..,toa Developmeat .. Beach Draws Many_to_Rancho La Cuesta . ,,,. INrf ~: lond of Raocllo La Cuesta • 11un· tingtoo Beach are t w o playground cbaract.eristic1 wblcb have attracted home buyers to this development. a project of Frank H. Ayres at Son, lnc., of Newport Bead>. Rancho La Cuesta -HIUI· ttngtoa Beach, located at cnc1 -·u bdpl ...i reds, but ~ IDall1 of Ille home buyu1 realize th.It when tbe7 buy at this development, the MlulOG tile on the roofs ii at le.ut a half-century old. OLD TILE. • llgbti gold a 0 no·dt1e.4 tluminum wfodow-1 w I th serving bar• and vinyl abestos floor for easy cleaning and po!Ubing. Mlfllel !JU four 'bedroom -ttiiee botb.o, family roo and formal d1n1ng room Three bedrooms, incJud.in the master suite, are on th 1econd level. ADllPTABLE The Monterrey Is a two t four-bedroom d w e 11 i n g _. depending upon the utiUza...,.. tion of bonus space u,pstairs Hamilton and B u I h a r d I work with "9:w1Utronlc (Phllc.o-P'ord) here ln Street& in Hunt l n gt on No..,. a-h. Aro -tho la._t omployor "' the Beach, the developmeol of •r .. t lncw.ntally, the wne ef eut; .,.."Y lt atw•Yt . bomea is lep than a mile to a~: ''M ranutninlc,'' net ''.A.rmwt,...,..~ We..;. ·HUlltington Beach St a·t e employ -•oxlmotoly 4,5411 pooplo1 what If !!"' l'Olo-Park,. one of ~ mOst tlonoh"' lo "'" .......... p1oyo .. 1n "'" .... t . . .. ' , popw.,. •traods io SouU.O . e;.t;., Newport ......... OOfornla. ' "We believe· tblt Ule tMt bu stood lbe weather ~ time for 50 years has to be the best," ...,.. Frlcter. '"Ibis ls why that It ..... sele<Ud. We ocqllired It trorP • old govemmeot bo1Udlng, lMin( lonl -.,, and obtalned eoougll to roof lbe homes et ilaDcho La Cuesta • H-.gtoa. Beach." KITCH.EN sAvU TIME, fl'EPS FMtvre of Rencho L• Cueste HOl'M "The various appliances and fixtures were designed to fit into the kitcbeo scheme, protecting the homemaker Ir o m un· necessary steps and reduc· lng btr labor time to the minimum. "In our bright kitchens, we want homem.aken to lh'e, not labor." Ayre•' Rancbo i. CUesta hom'es: with nine different 11ylJni1, were designed by Frank Spangler and Tom Echternach with the interior design by Dao Steen of Newport Beach. The upstairs bonus roo~ can be built· into a larg911riw; rumpuit room, a study anf:t third bedroom or bedroom~ No. three and four. Th Ayres firm will handle ~ development. = The location and facili~: built Into th~ Rancho LC Cuesta • Huntington Beac~ are two of its bfgge&t at.9« tractions. The foremost IC: the location, Ayres think5M0 although the first 20 buyers~ purcha.Sing before ·t h ~ landscaping at the mOdel Depends on what "area" you want to be compared \\'ith; let's look at Orange County. .. Largest employer ~ the County is Auto~etlca, a Division of North Amencan Rockwell, Inc., with 25,000 employes. Autonetic's produces eJectronic systems for land, sea, under.sea and space applications. lt OCC:UPies a 265--acre facility in Anaheim, and new expansion ia un- derway. Other major employers in the County include: Douglas Aircraft Co., Inc., Huntington Beach; 7,958 emplOyes; Hughe.a Aircraft Co., Fullerton, 6,800 employes; Hunt Foods and Industries, Inc., Fullerton, 1.500 employes; Microelectronics&: E lectronic Products DivisiOD Newport Beach, 1,200 employes. Bud Fricker, 1 a 1 e 1 manager, said that the development of young-fami- ly dwelling has reached a sales factor of"40 homes in a -Y selling period. "We are less than one mile from the fabulow Hun- tington Beach State Park, and we are five minutes driving time from Newport Beach, the dty that boats built, and all of its shops and recreational facilities.'' Fricker said families own· ing boats and residing at RandJo La Ct:esta • Hun- tington Beach are pleased with the location for being near t be beauti.Iul yacht anchorage and boat docks in the Newport Beach area. 'Ibe fact 'that the Ayres firm setUes for the most authentic material it can find is only matched by the quality of the material, says Fricker. '11t is difftcu1t to duplicate the quality. of some building materials ol. 50 years ago," says Fricker. "'lben, it was c r a ftsma.nahlp combined with the will to produce something that would last through the years. of the old Mlsslon w. with modern design, desirable for our near-the·beach loca· ti.on, bas helped us to lmbUe luxury in • relatively low· cost home developmtU." tington Beach to save Ume and money for the families who like to Uve near the sea," says Fricker, who now beads the homebuilding firm nearly three times bis age. ''To save time we bad to install many innovations to limit the homemaker's time in the kitchen. Here, she may spend up to six hours just in food preparation and then erasing the affects of her bard work. 1be modelJ have been named the Monterrey, San Jose and San Miguel, but they better their namesakes unknown in the e a r 1 Y California days. was fully completed, ar~ fairly evenly divided. =-, "We know the value of th_," location, but combined wi~ the facility of the prod~ we don't expect to hav~ nearly enough bomet for th.._; nwnber of buyers who wan= them," sayt Fricker. ~ Rancho La Cuesta • H~ tington Beach may b .,..;t reached from either the sae:;: Fricker says Rancho La Cuesta. Huntington Beach's roofs almost show their age $.A.; Newport Buch with the various clay-col· '.J'he 'Federal government's 64 employing units in Orange County also contribute substantially to the local economy, providing jobs lo! ?,476 persons with~ payroll of inore than $131h: million annually. This total represents' an increase of 134 jobs. Growth is attributed to a general pick-up in military defense activi_ty, together with growth in post office employment which goes up in relation to population. I bear the term '1everage" used in rel•tJon to real estate. Just what 11 lever.,.? llancho La Cuesta • Hun· tin,gton Beaeb homes s~ for '23,500 to '29,990, and while they are located lees than a mile from the Huntington Beach State Park:, one of Southern Calif or ni a 's cleanest and l o n g e st strands, it ii evident that Fi'ri H. Ayres & Son, Inc. came up with many time· saving devicel which will pcovii:t. more young families with more free time for the bead!. "The Mhlsi<m tile on the roofs of the, homes at Rancho La CuesfJI • Hun- tington Beach has not erod· ed with time or weather. It provides an authenticity and quality that w:~ ,could not hope to find on today's market beeauu the price would certainly be pro. bibitive. · ~ "We designed the homes "The architectural blend at Rancho La Cuesta • Hun· "At Rancho La Cuesta • Huntington Beach, we decid· ed to go all~lectric in the kitcheos and installed built. in ranges and ovens with see·throughdoor1: stainless steel sinks; hand· finished hardwood cabinet..: large pantries: ceilings of Arehii.cturil de!ails In the homes include cedar shingle roofs (shakes op· lional) · acoustic ceilings, hand·~xtured walls, built-in TV and telephone outlets, forced air heating, ducted for air~onditioning, con· crete drives, underground utilities, 2'20-volt wiring for dryers, p a t i o ell.!ctrical outlets and tempered glass sliding walJA. The San Jose model has three bedrooms, two baths and dining ai'ea, a Qngle- level dwelling. 1be San Diego ot Santa A n e Freeways, 80Uth on th~ Brookhurst Street turnoff tdJ!Qe Huntington Beach and theC: west on Hamilton t .-:s Bushard Slreet and lb development:. K ._i Flnancing is the key to a·higb peld on the investor's net equjcy_. Inco.w,_e_pmpe.r:ty_d-fiaaneed---th.gh mortgageSO'r deeds of trust. The owner's equity benefits by financing which pennits a higher return on the owner~s equlfy or net invesbnent. Leverage is the amount of cash invested in relation to the total value of the fuvestment. surpose a $40,000 property is purchased for $10 000 down. I it increases in value 10 percent, the potenti81 gain on the property ts $4,000 on a '10,000 in- vestment, or 40 percent. 1t :you· would have owned the property free and clear the gain on your investment would be 10 percent. Use Or Jeverage increased your yield 30 percent. f heard th•t you realtors will be using computers soon fn your bvslnn1. Would r,ou ple•M explain • Uttte on this. How will It work? · • ft one of thou far-off thlnp, or will it be more lmmedl•fe? · H.R., Costa Mn• Before this year is over , real ton in the Orange Co\Ulty' area will be using the computer as an aid in bringing their buyers and sellers together. By, use of nallon~'ide computerized real esta~e listing service realtors m all areas of the country will have, uj>.to-the-minute knowledge of available properties liler11lly at their fingertips. The computer will store information on avallab1e homes.; Included wU1 be style and price range, number cf bedrooms, and many personal preference re- quirements of the buyer such as fa?11Jy roo.m, swim· ming pool, fireplace, patio, and the like. It will be con· tinuously updated as homes are added or removed from the market. Buyers will meet in the realtor's office to select the features they desire in a home. After making their ·choices the realtor will communicate with the computer by waY of an electronic instrument ccnp.ected to the telephone. Pacific Island Village Saks Running High Building the right home, in the right place, and at the right price, will 1 ti l J guarantee any builder a big ruccess, the only trick being to combine all t bes e elemeDts in the proper order. With 45 of the 56 homes to be built in the newat unit at Pacific Island Village already sold, it would seem that D. 'J. "Sam'' Summey, who ls developing this new unit in partnership with builder Robert Houston , b ave managed to accompllsb this feaL '"Ibis new unit was only opeaed in February," Sum· mey said, "and within the first few weeks of the an- nouncement we intended to build the new unit, more than half the home1 were sold -f.rom floor plant on- ly. Since then, we have com· pleted the models, and most of die recreation center, and if 1ales continue as they have bl recent weeks, we should be sold out ht the very near future." Pllcltic Island Village is a coadomlnlum, 'Ind t h 1 1 , coupled with th• megn1!1- cent • view too.ti on an • hilltop ID Laguna Niguel, bas been I bi& fad« ID Ille unpr.ecedented aalu pece. "Vnllke m a n 1 con- dorninium1, PacWc W.Dd Vllla(o Is not o leri .. of""' hoUHt, but group of d.11tinctlvely d e 1 J I n e d 1inale-story home1, located amid tne common green atHI and land scape d gr~ Jn auch a fashloo .. to tab the -ocvontac• of the, puoramic vJewa ol. tbe ocean, valley and rooun- talr11," llouttoo up!a!necl. lfO'ftver, even t ho u ·g h ,...ldenll "1lloY ladlfldual homel, tlleJ .. 11\Joy "Ii lb• beueflts of ownership In a condominium complex, in- cluding p rofesaiooal maintenance of all the ouUtde areas, gr o u n ds, recreational facilltles, etc., plus the tax advmQges of. fered ownert of 11ngle.fami· ly residences. "1bere"1 no probl em al:!out going a,way on 8lJ ~· tended trip'for any owner at Pacific I 1 lan d Village," Summey 118.ld. "It'• just a matter of packing up and l<llvlni, knowing that the outside .reas, garden etc. will be completely kept llP at d tknes. '!be location, with Its spectacular v l e w s h a s definitely been a factor in the aa1ts 1ucce•, however, the ph7slcal layout of the development lt!el1, with its many landscaped common green areas, together with the aeclusion and privacy Mforda all residents through . the carefully planned posl·/ Uonlng of tbe homes, has also been a big cootrlbuUoo factor. Deslin<d b y architect Lyon Muir of, D... Point, the homn Ua tlM new unit repre1eDt a wide vari~ or ltylings, all one--ltor)', and wlth UDUNti ud lnteresdng floor piano providing two or three bedroomt, and two -· Declp ,_ In· elude wide -of ,iu.o, Impressive double door entries, and patlos and etpeelall7 designed areas for !lo-(anions. 'Ibe interiors match the outside ill qua 11 t7 con· llrUCUon. -opacloul ... try ,...,., !MluriJIC Fran- ciscan ceramic Ille flooring, and numerous otber luxury feobaw Included to provide Ille ultimate la comfort 11H1 -,.. .. ·~ announcing~· WALKER & LEE'S WORLD RE.CORD. ~JAMB OREE!~ WALKER & LEE SALES MEN & WOMEN ARE OUT ' TO BREAK A WORLD'S RECORD BY SELLING ~ 100 HOMES IN ONE WEEK ~ ~June 23rd thru 30th r-..._ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -~with Walker & Lee and you have the world's largest 311 .. 325 325 . real estate firm at your disposal and_ .~TUNITIES PER DAY TO SELL YOUR HOME. HtGHLY TRAINED SALES MEN AND WOMEN WILL BE WORKING FOR YOU. SALES MEN AND WOMEN ARE OUT TO BREAK A RECORD AND TURN THE "LOOKER" INTO A BUYER . ~. ~ .. ~ ... ~~ ... ~ ... ~~ ........ ~HM!~(~·->+~~ .. ~ ... 75;<XX> homes sold by Walker & Lee with 2'7·years of tee the sale of your home. 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Fl'lnk H • .6.yr.M Ind Son--tiince 1905 0A1LY,JL0r1 T ' II Rancho ha Cuesta II Live under smogless. ocean.breezed skies at Rancho La Cuesta. Here are large lots roomy enough for a boat or trailer. Here is the seaside living your family has wanted. (Walk or bicycle to Huntington Beach State Park less than a mile away.) And here are the very newest in features 1or your convenience and living pleasure .•• building techniques an d craftsman· ship acquired during six ~ecades are evi· dent in these solidly constructed 3 and 4 bedroom homes. Here you will find huge structural beams, wood roofs and concrete drives, while hand finished hardwood cab- inets and ball-bearing drawer glides· are indicative of the attention paid to detail in these one and two story homes you'll be proud to own. Huntington Beach's finest residences! At Rancho La Cuesta! s24,ooo to S29,990 FHA-VA and Conventional T!rms i;; i;; .; -' -~ ~ • 'l! ~ , • -~ • 'E • l 1 ~ • " ;lj , z ., .. Homilton "''· II by the sea ~- GRAND OPENING! SECOND UNIT! THIS SUNDAY, JUNE 16 Refre shments ~ ~ l (p.m. to 5 p.m. ~ -·- La Palme 4 8edrooms-2 Baths large Family Room • Al! Electric Pat io Kitchen • Mission Tile Roof • Concrete Drive • Wood Burning Fireplace • Rough Heavy Beams Monterrey 2·4 Bedrooms-I or 2 Baths large Bonus or Rumpus Area • Dining Area • All Bu ilt-ins; Range, Oven, Dish· washer, Stainless Steel Sink, Large Kitchen Pantry • Cedar Shingle or Shake Roof Sales office: On Bushard near Hamitton. Pltone (7 14)968·2929 Furnished Modei. I SEASIDE LIVING AT INLAND PRICES --0-• • ' I ' • I I ----------------~ ....... ---_ _. --------------~__.___....._ . ..._._._,~~~~~~--~~-~~~~----------------------~---~ I I • • OAl..Y PILOT ' -· -15, 1963 ·-Continued Growth ' OC 'Real Estate Mar~t Picture Tol.d GIFT ON THE HOOF FOR MRS. BERNICE BARBER AND FAMILY Mission Vi ejo Prize Her Steak's on the Hoof { Orang unty'.s rea l estate mar-et faces a gr'ow- lng demand tor housing and ' commerclit explnaion, tem- pend by !!he prospect of conti.nYed ~ght i n t e. r e 1 t rates, me"l\'.:'' ot tbe Santa Ana-Orange-Tustin Board of Realtors Mn told Monday. The reaftors' luncheon meeting, ~~Id at the Eilts Hall in Santa Alla , featured a pa,iel ,d.iAcwls'ion by five mortgaae 101.n experts head- ed by Charles Flanagan, vice president of H. F . Whit- tle Investlhent Cqmpany and manager of the firms Santa Ana office. COSTA MESA· s , • Your Brand of Orange County Music! VETS -NO DOWN -LOW FHA TERMS The Colorful Sound of RAD IO KOCM 103.1 FM From Fashion Island Newport Beach > Monthly Payments Just 514250 (p & I) 3 • 4 BEDROOMS Jurt nurln9 ~offtpletlon •nd elr••Cfy ovM" 10%" 1old outl It·'• Otanv• County's moat e:ircltin9 new hom• • • • moat fantastlc valuel Enjoy bl9 well•d lot with 1prlnlcl•t and landscapin9, buift in Florlda kitchen with ra1119e1 OYen dlshwa1her, ••• • wonderful home with l or 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. femlly room •• , •••n will to wall c1rp1t can he youn. Th• Mwe1t price. The lowest t1rm1. The best new homt value anywhere! -C-M-Nit• lrlml jftt ........ ., ,. Pt h 1tt I-• l'rMtl ...i .. rltllt• A O.volopment of ""'9• M. Holst.In & Sons incl H.rvoy A. Borg or. W 11ker & 'I.e. Inc., Soles Agents. t '11 I ' ' SOUTH COAST PLAZA l'RE£1VAy • ---... J 0 ci ~ ?'.; a: m m a: 0 m 0 ~ ORANGE i COAST COLLEGE ... WH ITE FRONT • • • -LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE ' ' LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE ,.. ~ ...... ,..,.. ........ ,..,. .. .,.., .. ,. .... .,. .... ,. .. .,..,,.,="ltllll::!ilel=::~:.:;!:'.:::.::..:.::..::.: ____ .~·~-:_:·:·~· :-::.:-::..:·c·:-::..:-:.-:_-=-.=! .L:. ~ -...:.._ ..:.: .:.-:.. -~· ~··•'""'""""'"-=.,~:"~"""'""-·o:..;-=.~·'"-''-.-'-~~··-··~=-··-··---------- " • 1 · --~ ----__ .,._ • DAILY •ILDT t LEGAL N<mCE ••• 7'1 •o NOT!CI. TO Clt•DITOl:S IUPlllOI. COUit Of' THI ITATI 011 CAl.IP'OllHIA llOR THll COUNTY 01' OllAMGI! QllEENfE Ann Landers '!-__ Teen Too .Glum B11 r1a11 .. terlandl Leo: Day for Change ,...,, JM. " -...,, ,,,.oo!oEllll• Ill MAa.JOlllf L. iNYOEfl:. --· ,NOTICE II HERl!IY OIVllN .. 11'4 u.cinor1 of flll •"°'11 named dee-• Mlel Ill Nl'ltnl IMVl1'4 ClellT!t NIIMI Ille ... a.10 --nt .... 1'9q1jlrllll to "'-"*"· *ltfl llMI l'lk.INWrr "'Olld!trL In Wit Dff1et -: el !tit Ct.I'll( of lht 1i.v. 1t11llli.d court, or 1.1.. •r..,..,U lfltm. wllfl lfle llKllMrv • looucM"-kl Hie Ulldlr11tMlll 11 "'9 ol- And Worrisome • JICl1 OI Mr Altorntn HAHN & HA.kl<t .,&Y: J. k.ENNETH CAMERON l!SO . ..,s11111 '°°· •i. 1:.111 co.IAl:..io e1~c1 .. ,,... DEAR.~ANN-LANOERS: What ls this world coming~ ·t~!'~°'i:·V::~.~": :~c~.f. to? It seems like the onJy place a person is safe any- 1''' "''11n111111 10 111e 1111r. ot .. " -. more Is in bis grave. Last fall an a1rliner crashed Into c..i.nt, Whlllt! 1!x m&r'lttti 11!1r !tit first .111111c111011 o1 'hi• no11c1. a row of houses and a dozen people were killed ill thei r Oiled: June J, lNI li . l . lb • Mer1or1e i. so·-v1ng tooms or as eep 1n err beds. ~·-;=~'1~111 o1 11\0: Several weeks ago a mother in Mia1ni was walking ~~"AM ""'::v' nemte1 -... 1 inchiald park with twbo blit~e :~ ... ,,.,,et L•• ren -one a a y 1n ·' Y' J. Kn...t~ c-.... · A drunk dri ~lilt• .... ,., •· c.111r .. ,..,:,, a ca~n~ge. . -,.,...,.., c1llt9ni. t1111 ver nussed the corner ,. .. ,, l11U l'ff.fltl •"-''..,. ••er:llfr1• turn and drove up on the J,:b~~ on~;~~ C11t1.t o.11o1 = sidewalk and killed the mother and the baby. LEGAL NOTICE chances today 11re •etually bttter than r.ver. Besides, worry can shorten your Ille. SATURDA Y, JUNE 15 By SYl>NEY OMARR ''l'he wise man controls his destiny . . . Aslrtllo1ey point.<i the wa.y." ARIES (March 'll·ApriJ ~-19)-:-Aftiiitlori is -d'rawn {n .special group, organltatfon. You are giveo chance to expand horizon or interest!. WelL'<>me new opportunities. LEO jndividual intrigues you with unique proposal. TAURUS (April 20-May 20-):·Your hopeR are hfgti - and you are In a mood to celebrate. But strive to avoid extravagance. Keep feet on ground. F'riend may be optimistic but lacking In facts. Yesterday a' neighbor told mt! her cou.sin"s children were playing in their own backyard when a pack of wild dogs juplped the hedge and almost tore the children DEAR ANN LANDERS ' A friend of mine asked me to drive down to the courthouse with ber so she L"OUld "straighten around" her driver's license. It 11 e ems that when Polly ":r::::;tt;'T'~~-. ~ "b·JS ~ ' ,. • ........ 1. , •• ~ •.· • .!~ ...... _...... GEMINI (May 'll-June 20~:. Social activity j s favored ; you can deal suc· cessfuUy with one I n LEGAL NOTICE apart. Every day wt read of senseless killings on the streets of the big cities -in broad daylight, and often with onlookers who did nothing to help the victim. I am a t_eenager who is wondering if people are safe anywhere. P lease give me 11ome encouragement. I am -OLD BEFORE MY TIME tenewed her license her pair '--------~~--~·;...·.-.·.··.·--·-··-------{ was dark brown. She now is k ll d an ash blonde. "Wa.tch it, Harry, you're :startin~ to JO Je y an Hyde a.rain ••• ' Polly took her license out of her purse and I n~· cet:f !!he had given her age a 48. I happen to know she i 53. When I called this "e or" to her attention ~pli~d. ''I don't think it's anybody's business' how old I am." 5 on Coast. Get Degrees Five students fro1n the Mes an lo ,Join Cadet i·aining Dale W. ew, son of Mr. and Mrs . n E. New, 222 E. 15th St.. Costa Mesa, is among 79 · TC cadets Rt received degrees fr o m Davis, who ill participate authority. Don 't a~k for more than you can handle. Study TAURUS message. Draw line between reality and wishful thinking. CANCER (June 2l·July 22): Joyous journey may be OI\ .agenda. Wonderful for vacation travel -but check directions, messages. Be positive of ultirhate purpose. Then you gain sa tisfaction. Lfo~O (.luly 23-Aug. 22): Day features change, varie- ty. Your 1nteUectual curlosl· ty comes into play. You find out. lbings, especlally about money, possessions, Seek out ARIES pftson lo dbCU$S unusual idea. VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sepl. 22)' GiVJ! atleJIUon \o hoE!_~ mate, par\ntir. Be aware of public re~on. Not wise to force I s • u e s . Diplomacy WIN the -d.1~. Be perceptiv~. Learn · ~by people act as they do today. LIBRA (llept. 23-0cl. 221' Don't 'deceive yours e 1 ! regarding motives of others. Jndlv\dual who aided you in past may JIOW be confii:ied to honie, hospital. Visit. Obtain hint from VIRGO message. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 l : Empha.sJze goodwill, especially in relatiOn11 with friendR , children, one. who attracts yf>u romantically. Give of yourielf .... What you give Is ' returned twofold. Act accordingly. SAGITl'ARIUS (Nov . 22· Dec. 21): Upsurge indicated where properly affairs are L'Oncerned. You are able to obtain greater v..alue for ef· rort~. money. A project is due to be ·culm lnatr:d in your favor. Relax tonight, CA PRICORN (Dec. 22- .Jan. 19): You move abouL, but take care in traffic. StrtSt orlginal Jty, 1n- dependenc.t. N u mer o u IJ Idea., are available; choose quality. Relative may ma.ke request. If It is rea1onable, be.-willlng to cooper1te. AllUA RIVS (Jan. 20-r ... 18): Check possessions. You may exhibit t!ndency to be Careless loda,Y. COuld result In JosR. U alert, you could spot legitimate bargain. Be a keen observer. Pil\CES . (Feb, !&-March 20): Gpod lunmr aspect t~ day coincides with chance to eement ·a close, personal relationst:Jip. Extend bend of friendlhiJ>.. Don't perm 1 t pride ta stand In way ()f pro- gre11s. IF TODA V JS YOUR _81RTHDAY you are fond of family tradition, You are a Joyal individual, artbtically inclined. Your 11e.Dse of justice is honed to a tine edge. Your are completing a major cycle. Avoid premature s l a r t s, in· vestment.s . GENERAL Tl:N. OENCIES: Cycle high lor P.ISCES. ,')pecial word to SCORPIO: love Jnterest ls highlighted: Ta f!nCI llUI •Ml'I Juo:kY for YOl1 I" mor4Y lfld la"9. Ordef il'lllllY Om1rr', bcaicltl, "S.Crtt Hl11l1 tor Mel'! 1nCI Wamtn." s.ena Dlrtf1cl1!1 Ind "' etM"' 10 Om1rr AilrolaeJ Stcrall, ltle CAil V PILOT, 1101 l240, Gr•no C~nh'•I .11&-tlan. Hew YMk N. Y, 10011. . '·*4• CEJITll"ICArE 01' IUUNESS _ PICTITIOUS MAME ,,.. T~t llnder•l•ned does ctrtltJ hi 11 con. ,..,IJftt • bullneu 11 "" R1nda1Jth St.. ,,\Jiilr l, Cott• MeU, C•IHornla. under Ille -.dcttllous llrm Nomi ol lHE ABBOTT 'f» .. •nd Illa! said "'m !1 COll'1POSld o1 DEAR OLD: Llfr: today Is 1omewbat more hazardoutt because (1) there are morr: people and they ire Hrlag closer together. (Z) Thtrr: are more way1 for people to 1et .tllled due te ttthnological "progress." It occurred to me that Polly might get into trouble it it were discovered she gave a false age. What about this"? -GLENVIEW, ILL. Northern Arizona llniversi· in training at the ROTC camp at Lewi!!, Vt' asb . Orange Coast area have the Unlv.er~'j of California, ty marking its . I a r g e s t 'd th h J I 25 DEAR GLJ<.:N': Stale law11 F'r1 ay ro u Y . v-ary, but la IOlnol1. If a graduation in history. New is ~ senior pl.ant person knowtng:ly mate~ • 'J'hose from the area are science m. ·or and wa$ NIGHT .nd DAY SERVICE .:: ~~1ow1: .:~ ~ i::sin full _ .:J::!::'1:es1; c:~"· 2021 1111tr• •1.. O"°ted Jun1...J. U61-_ ------Rober! J . Abbott Sl•1t ar C1Ulornl1, Or•ftllt Cwntr: - -°" M•P 7, lNI, before ""'· • Nof•ry •ubtlc In 1nd tor ••Id Siii•, ""1or1111y •PPt•r.O Robert J. Abbott known lo ,.,.. le bt Ille ~rsan WMISI 111me 11 sublcrll>- 1!<1 to trie wllll ln ln1!r11m1nt •n<I ~cknowledoed h• e•e<::uled Illa 11mt. {Offlc!1t Seti) R115elle C. Kno• . Nol1ry Publlc · C11lfar11l-,.,lnclp1I Olllct In Or1nge Coun!Y Mv Cornmlulan E1<Plre1 July 1, 1'6' P11Dllslled 0•1"111 Cae1t l>•1h' Pllol, June 8. u, n. 29, 19'& "7-411 (3) More nut1 have ~unR than ever before which means more people are __going to be •·~bo,,t~. -,----- Yet In spite of aJI tb11, the Insurance actuaries show that every male born lo 1967 can expect to reach 68 year,; of agr:. Every femaJr: can expect to live at least three years longer. M e d I c a t 11cience ls largely reRponsl- ble for lengthening: lhr: lift. Rpan. Sn stop worryln,. Your raise staUment when •P· Darryl W. M a rs e 11 u ! • graduated om Newport plying ror a license be may bachelor of science and Harbor Hig School in 1964. !Uddenly nnd his 11cense In 1966 he r eived an A.A . revoWL ~a~~al~, ,b~helor__Jl_uree fr9 nge_.Ci>a§t ·--------or science in edcttation. both College, More a nd more (thank heaven) 1tate lawr; f>f Corona dcl Mar. ,1~;;;;;;;;:;;;;~~~;;;;;;;~;;;;"\ are being passed which rP· Other$ are Ralph A. BUSIN · S AND quire that everyone over M Straesser, bachelor of scien-PROFE$10NAL yearR of age take an ex· ce in education. Cos I .a amlnallon ln order to get his Mesa: Maureen A. Kuzma, GU OE driver's license renewed. bachelor of science i n Tbl1 make11 it Imperative education. H u n t i n g I o n .,,. __ ,_""'.'.!!'!":'.'~'.:"'--''I that people be tr11thFul abnul Beach: and Glenda L . e MA their ag:e. Schmidt. bachelor of sciencP.1.---- C o N F 1 DENTIAL 'f'O in education. also of Hun· MA -----=:--:::------l·--:==7.:7.==::--1'1RED OF' LOVE : W ha t. tington Beach. BOAT~;,.~:U~ IAJI "' NOrrcE TO C•EO ITO•S you are tired of isn't lovP. --~L~E=G~A~L-0N70Tl=~c~F.~.---11 Coilla Men I,EGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE HOTICI TO CllEOlTOIU SUl"l!ll1011 COU•T 01" THE STATE He sounds J"·e •. dingbat and -----::::;;;------11 • SUl'll!:IUOll COUllT 01" THI 01" CALll"OllNIA 1"011 THI lJ'. !llil New STATE 01" CALll"OJINIA COUfll'Y 01" OllANGI y 0 u sound a litUe cuckoo "·•111 1'011 THI COU N1'Y 01' OllANGI flt. A·S"'4 CEllTll"ICATIE 01" aUSINESI .... A·IMS' E1fll~ of Eliubllll H•••~t•Y•~· yourself. l"ICT1TIOUS NAMI" ~1 .. £~111! ol MAXIM KONECKY, O.c11..-Ol!C1!1!ed. How l1r "'ou1d • 1 ........ (OUPle The undersi9M<I .... cert\ty thtJ ... ---· --. •·.4:1.. NOTICE rs HEIU:av GIVEN ta ""' 1111? C111 ~Int bl ut1? Wlltn CCM'ldud!111 • buslnen 11 3'1 E111 lnri • UPH .>.~l+IOflCE I! HEltEllY GIVEN la Ille cred!tor1 o1 1be above Nmed <If<;_,,! doe1 h blcomt !CO Mii la h1nCl!e? Slrtt1, Cm11 MeSI. C.lltornl1, uncter .... • ·~llan ol !tie ebowt 111omed ff<;edenl tMI 111 l>t™"'S h1Ylnt1 c!1lms 1911"'1 Ille ~~ed:l~r ,.:i""Peth~"°'~1' Wlli:r"l~~ llcflllOUJ flrrn n•me of CAROUSEL _ ~ ltllll ell penont heYlllll clllrn1 111•lnd 1111 ulcl decl!cknt are r~11lred la Ille tlw'n, lht Llmlh?" Miii POI.Ir r11<1~•• 10 FLOWEll SHOP uld fh.tl Slid firm 11 ·•Id d~enl lrt re<iulred lo Ille them, wllll ""' necesSlry YOUCFMor1, In ""' ottfce Ann ·L.~rs In c••• of lhl• -<OIJU>ooed "' !l>e foll-lftt Hnllnll. whele ~~Uh "'" nee~,.., ......ich1rs, In !I'll offlc. of thl clerk ol Ille •bow enllll9d <out!, or NOi• 111elotlftt )Cl ecnt1 In coin .,,d nemn In lull lnCI PllCIS flf ,.ldttlcl ••• • <!lj lllt clerlo; ot lllt ebo"l! enll11ed toUtl, or to prnenl llltm, wllll lhl riec .... rv • lon1, 1Umped, sttl•IOdrttoed ell" ••follows: JI. fl!'e~nl lllem, wllll !M necei.s1ry vouchtf"s, to Ille undersfened 11 !hi offla velOPe,11 ·, •ndert wlll 11'9 tl•d ta help Rotoetl W_ •nCI lh•ndllln V. Tr-Fltoft, . V111,1dien, lo !lie undersigned .i CIO ol hlr Altomeps C11'flft V. Porter, Jr.. you wliii vour Problotns. s-""'"' 211 Lutonl• Street. Hewioort BeKll, Young, Prenner ~nCI H-1, lU West Third •nd H1rokl P. Mechen, lll5 Crtnth1w lo lier Jn ctrl o1 Ill• OAIL Y l'ILOl , t elUOl'nl•. lol~~el, S1n11 A111. C1lltor11l1 '2101. 'Mil<~ lloulev•rd, • $<Jlte Number «11, Lm ~ncloilna 1 11!f.nddrt'Sed. si.ml>ed Oiled June U. It.WI.•-"' • ._....._ •llct of bullMU ol Ille u•rs!oned Alllll'ltt, Cellfornl1 to:l1', which Is The .,..,,.1...... Robert W, TrotJtllten "" 11\,IH rnt~rs "rtelnl111 lo Ille esi.11 ol pl1ce of buslnen of till undersltned In 111 -----------Ruldalln V. Tr1IV'ltrllln • ~ tf,ld -..sent, wl!llln ti• """''"' •tt.r !tie meth!rs pertatnl"9 lo tM nf1!1 of ... ,., Slate of C1llfor11le. O••ltf• C1111n1Y: 9,30 A.M. TO 9,30 P.M.-SATURDAY 10 AM. TD 6 ~M. ,.C!nt ,...bllc1tlof1 of llllt notlct. deceden!, wllhln six rnonlll1 •lier""' llrs t On June 14, 19'1, ~me,• Het1ry1•======j=====~'--------------------------------~--p. A '69 bll II of 1111 II P11Dllc In anCI far uJd !tile, persantlh'I' •• : led p~)~ ~oMCkv pUO.~:~•Y 74,11:..«· . r---:--------llPl>flered R~rt W. Troushton •'Id Jlln• ::·: PFlt111P KoneckY Merrorl• O. McCIK>I 1 F"'VORITES d•lln V. TtovuMon known to.,.. ,a bt t1>t Ann Siegel Eiueculrlx 1"'1 PtrlOfls wriose narJYs ••• wbsct1bld la . . E•ecu tors Of th• Wiii Df I~ Nitianil et1d loc•I r••dir· It\• wllllln l111trumetrt end •cknow~ • ~. Of 1111 WHI cf ttw Above n•med <l~enl thtly ••ecu~ Ille Sime. Above ntmtd dec-.nt C•l~l11 Y. f11t11r. Jr., inti ship palls prove tlo.e DAILY !OFFICIAL SEAL) "<:111H11 I. Yeuftl' Harekl I'. M1clle11 PILOT cirri ii sam• of tke llo~elle C. Kl\flX · ··'r'tun1, flr1n111r .• ,.. H•.. XU Cr•n•ti.• llHi.w1rtl , Nc!erv Public · C1lilnr11I" llfJ WQI Thlr~ lll'ffl Suitt Humbff 4n matt pap11l1r columns •na Prlno;.loal Otflce In S111l1 An1, Calliernl1 LH Ant11l1s, C1l.,.,...I• "'91' f,.eture• 1vliilebl1 in "ny Or,.r111e Count... . l'Oilllt: 541 ... UI T11, Ull) 2'4·5147 newspoper in the United My Comml11len E•nlrn ' . Aftor111)'1. fer EIKUllW1 AllffltlJf .... ll•KUlt1.. July 1. '"' C O 11 Pllrtt Pui:lll Md Or C I 0 (ly Pllol Si1t•t. flubll•~ed Or11...., CMll 011tv Polat, • "Published Orar>01 t>.011 • y . • lftlll °"' .• lDO(l.61: JUM 15, H . .,. ~nd Jutv A. "" ]i\ol7-6(1 Jun• 1. 15. :f2, 19, 19'U Oft-4.1 June I, IS. 2', 1t, 1ffl ..... ·• •.Ir ····~ «' .... , ... -···· "''' ~· ····- .. -~· ... ' " r·~• .. - ..... ..... ' That's a Monticello Townhouse '"'here you live the life of luxury for only $103.5Q*per month (including principal and interest ) - Within easy distance of anywhere in the heart of New port-Harbor area. ForFui. Heated Twin Pools for summer pool parties, elegant private Clubhouse equipped with. party and dance ar~a, snack bar, pool ta~le and recreation area ... ideal for year round and summer ~ii Monticello Homes qualify for the Walker &'Lee "Guarantee '.l'l-ade" sale plan-an eASy way to trade-in your present home. Just talk io ycmr "'an from Walker k Lee *ortly $20 ,950 at today's market it's -1JomOl'row's best buy .otfnellK> ttOMH. 160 lERNCfOH LANI, e<llfA 116A. G:Alll'OllHI" WllfkH I Me,.... ...... • ~14) .... wtt For Living Spacious master bedroom suites, 2, 3, 4 bedrooms or with den, double garage, year 'round exterior maintenance, deluxe built-in kitchen, w/w carpeting ... $20,950 DRIVING DIRECTIONS 1. From the San Dieao off·remp on F1irvlew R~d, turn South. to Moriticello Homes. 2. from Ntiwport Blvd., take f1ir Orivt.(We~t) ta falrvi1w Ro1d, than lelt (South) to Monticello Hom•s. I ~I I ' ,, ·Our computer takes the traffic jams, endless . driving, nd lost weekends o t of house hunting. (absolutely free ) iii -'· ... ff e looklng for a new home, home you want, and we'11 match )'OYJJP. Sure helps lo know whflrt the housecs wee save you a lot of lime with our Just fill In the House·hunters Computer that flt your needs 11e lnsltad of driving SEL T·HOMES·ELECTRONICALLY Input Form. In a few da,yayou'll receiva a 111 over southern California. with a car fufl aervi . Our computer already knows com puter prinlout of available new of kidt, rnaps and newspaper reel •tl1tt wherl usands of new Medallion Homes Medellion Homes that suit Y9l1r require-ads, doesn't it? lnC. r111 and Southern C.Hfornle are. All manls. And this new Edtaen service Is Soul""'• c./1-ldl ... sCE WI n d to know now Is what kind of absolulely free. • I ' -----...-. -_____ .. -·---·-,.....__; __,,..,,~-----·· ----__ J _ ----'"~~~-~---~~_, ....... --~~~~------~~~-------------------------- • I , New York Exchange Week's And Year's ... High, Low, 'Close NY Exchange 20 Most Atetive •' ' ., • --------------·-----~-----~---~~""'"'"""""""""'"'"'"'""'"'-".......!·.~ 1lld!: .......... ~~~ C-.. ~ "'--~-----------------------------------'--.L..-- " " • ' -·--------------~--WWW•• e "'f 'f J .,. -.. .,. w----~~--•-•___.,,....-..,. 'f ··------~---------.--. ......... ..., ..... ,.._..,,...,,...,...,....,...,_,...,.,,...,~- • ' DAILY PILOT Jj_ American Exch.ange Week's ·And Year's Higl1, Low, ·close I June 14, 1968 I Mutual Funds ------_...........__ ____ ~ •. ------------ --------·-------~~~--~~~--~~~---~~~----~------------------------------- l ! I J • ... .. _,, ................... .. ... ~. 1fl w -11' ...--.y-• . . . . . . . Jf DAILY PILOT ~tuf'llollf, JuM 15, }fl68 l11termlsslon Mesa Playhouse Marks 3rd Year By TOM TITUS OI IM O.llJ l'lllf Sl•n Inner City Announces 2nd Season Sidney Poitier will :act ai; con!lultant for JrnJer City Repertory Company's pr1>- duction nf "A Raisin in the Sun," which wiH open the second season al ttie Inner Ci I y Cultural Center, • Quick now, what do the plays "Send Me No Sept. 4. T Intercontinental Circus Due At Melodyland Wednesday Acelainled tllroughout the Is er:pected to play to record day11 . with performances al eastern UnJted States air; one ttirougbout .It! ru.n . I and 8 p.m. on We<!· of the beS E u r o p •a n It wiU mark the first time. nesdaya: 8 p.m. on circuses ever to play in tb ls that Me Io d y I and ha5 Thursdays an F'rlday11 : 3 country, lames lletzer·s presented a circus but. the and II p.m. on Saturdays: Intercontinental Circus will ttieater-in-ttie-round mould and 1 and S p.m .. Ofl Sun- open a four week engage· prove an apt setting, -s.ince days . ment, its first on the West circuses were originated for 'Pan' Planned HOf,!,YWOOD (UP!) - Mel Ferrer Wlill produca a _fihn versioo ol James 'Bar· rie's ctassk "Peter Pan'' witti an entirely n e w musical soore. -N••""'•,.l•~I Jul!• A11dr1w1 "T'h• Sound of Mu•ic" l•11JPt-5:JO & l :lO C•11tl1111•1t1 s.t . .M S.., • ..; •II "rt WMlt-J , ••• l<"'lowers." "Arsenic and Old Lace" and ''Harvey" have Poitier st 1 r red on in common? Broadway · for over two Except for the fact. they're all comedies, probably years in the Lor r a i n e not too much, unless you're an avid follower of the Hansberry d r a m a , whi ch fortunes of the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse, in which was voted best play of tile case there's another link. year in 1960. The Inner City Coast. Wednesday . • that type of presentation. Special half-price tickets Wednesday performances, Complete with tr a i n e d The circus · will p J a y are available for junior5 (lf\ Thursday evening and the 5 el~ants, bears, d o g 5. ~W~edne~~sd~a~y~s~lh~ro~1~1~~js~u~n~· _2Y.'._"~'~'ia~ndGu~n~de~r~)~lor~~bo~t~h-p~.~m~.~"'~""~°"~S~u~nrl~''.;Y~'::_· __ Jf'=::=::=::=::=::=:::==::=::~ cttimpanzees, horses, aeriaJt· acts. trapeze perfoimers, acrobats and a whole com· pany of clowns, this circus All these shows were performed on June 24 . the of-production will co·star Beah ficial anniversary of the Civic Playhouse since that's the Richards and Ivan Dixon. date the theater group came into being~ in 1965. FoUowing "Raisin jn t.he l "Flowers" kicked it off that year. followed by Sun" will :;i Thor n ton Wilder's "O r To·-·• and "Arsenic" in 1966 and "Harvey" last June. .. .. Shakespeare's "Macbeth." Now . for the first three seasons, staging the .lune The season will close with a production on the anniversary date wasn't so difficult popular modern musical since it came on a Thursday in 196.5, a Friday in '66 and which will be directed by a Saturday in'67. But this year June 24 comes on Mon-David Wille. day. the traditional dark night for just about anyl.==========;11 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill theater. own and the third anniversary show, •'Three Bags BUT THE CIVIC PLAYHOUSE has a tradition o1 its I Full," also will play on .June 24.. this time at the close of a five-day run be- ginning lbe previous Thurs- day. ' Like it' predecessors. this ~ one also is a comedy since director Pali Tambellini evidently subscribes to the philosophy o1 "."1ways leave 'em laughing." ··_.\nd Three Bags Full" is ralculated to do just that. ' il 11 rnesa ~",P'~I ! H~R60R (0~14 l'l!t\~ JUNIOR MATINEE SAT., 2 P.M. - ' ' 'lHE 1>ARTII Aiiv•NTURE Diii "tMll MIGM S• .. 4 Rl~hltll ll1•11 "CHU,ASCO" UAm WED. w.11 Di1n•y'• '1H11ppint-MiHionaire!!- REY L'ECLUSE -1t-tbe-titte-irunfamittar; it might be just because Neil Simon didn't write it. Jerome Chodorov did and\ put it on Broadway two years ago with the vener-r':;:::::::::;:;:;:;;=ilF~~ able Paul Ford in the cen·I tral role. ln the Costa Mesa version, Rey L'Ecluse takes the 1''ord character, a change of pace for the Newport _Beach actor who's generaUy involved in more serious theatrical business. He won the best actor award at the last FooUight Festival and collected best supporting honors as the captain in Costa Mesa's "Mister Roberts" last season. L'ECLUSE WAS JUST A.BOUT the busiest actor in I.he county during 196&-67, following "Roberts" with ma- jor roles in "The l .. ark" al Santa Ana, "The Best. Man" 'at Costa Mesa and "A Man for All Seasons" and "The Subject Was Roses" at the Laguna Playhouse. His ex- lensive list of credits dates back lo the old Newport Harbor Players and beyond . ''Three Bags Full,'' which wraps up the county's community theater season. is the 15th production in the C:ivic Playhouse's three years of activity -:-not in- cluding the teen and junior programs also directed by Pati Tambellini. It's a lso something of an anniversary for yours tI')Jly because we first crossed the footlights in· "Send Me No Flowers" and we 've managed to he on hand for each an- niversary .show . With "Three Bags Full" we keep our Xido NIW,OU 11.t.tM •• •I !~• ,.,,._. ' I• l•~•lovo II•• 1,1, •• 01. 1·1l S• FIRST RUN PAUia nEwman 'The Secret W1raf HARRY FRIGO ' Trevor Howanl record intact. ~]\Mauer or l\l=::~~~~~l~nn~o<ence~~-~~~~~~~~~~~I * * * WITH THE END OF THE season just a few weeks Ii away, you 'd think the local theaterites would be looking forward to a few months of rest. Nope. Mos! of them are planning for the coming season. South Coast Repertory, now rehearsing "America Hurrah" for one of its.summer show slots. has a list of. nine possible productions for the Third · Step Theater oext year. Among these are "Death or a Salesman,'' "Saved." "('aucasian Chalk Circle." "The Country Wife ." ''Loot." "l,ysistrata." "Henry TV, Part I," "Keep an Rye on Amelie" and "The Homecoming." 1.'he safest money is nn the latter, since Harold Pinter is very big at.I srR. '\I the Lagun a Playhouse. plays under consideration ::i.re "\..on g oa·y•s .Journey Into Nigh!," "A Touch of the Po'et.'' "The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window ," "The Star Spangled Girl." "Enter 1 .. aughing," "Don't Drink the Water." "You Know I Can't Hear You When lhe Water's Running.'' "Black Comedy," "Dylan." "A Lion in Winter." "The Lady's Not for Burning" and "Wail Until Dark." Only six will he selected, however. ALREADY SET FOR ITS new season is the Hun- 1.i ngton Beach Playhouse where "Sunday in New York." "The Best Man," "Barefoot in the Park" and "Breath nf Spring" will be presented duting 1968-69. A Christmas play also will be included on the Huntington Beach agen- MOM( Of •DCll.lftG CHAil lOGH 709 !ASr IAllDA BlY ll. \ B~LIOA ffNJNSUlA • •13-40•1 ~ GAlffi ,, . VllRANCE 1.ADIANCE Nightly 6:30 & 9:30 Wed .• Sat .• Sun. 2:30 Not Contin uous EXCLUSIVE BEACH CITIES SHOWING da. C ' · COLOR Da.UX£ ·---. - 1'he only certainly at the osta Mesa C1v1c 11~~~~~~::::~~~~~~~~~~~1 Playhouse is that the season will open with "Dream r.irl." However. a teen comedy. "Brother Goose.'' will be presented in August. · It. won 't exactly be a dark summer around Orange c..:ounty. The La*una Playhouse will mount a summer nro~ram consist1n* of a pair of Neil Simon hits, "The I ' Odd Counle" and 1 Sweet Charity." The San Clemente Community Theater plans a pro- duction of "Stop the World -T Want to Get Off," while a Jlroup from Cal Slate Fullerton has taken aver the Orange Sfqdio Theater for the summer, opening Thurs- day with an original piece called "May Your llouse Be Free From Nozzles." Then there's the Orange f'nast (~ollege musical. '·South Pacific," hlttin~ the boards the first week of .o\ugust. About which time the feelers go out for new season audition~. A CT Brings 2 Shows To Hartford Theater LOS ANGELl!:S -The tlme1 in Sift Jo"'ranclsco t.0 a A mer I can C.onservatory total audi~I!: of more th~n T'he1t.er of San Francisco 80,000 perll008. NOW EXCLUSIVf 1st RUN SHOWING wUI present iU two moet. The ACT'• to u n de r. popular producOon11 .at tm William Ball, d i r e c t ,. H u n t l a I t a n Hartford "Tartuffe," as well u the The•ter jn .July. company's I July l 5 -2 7 _, 2 ••• --"T1rtuffe,t• tht company't p t es en t • tion, "Under '1rst prtaentltiof\ UU1 .1t1m· .Mllkwnod." Dylan Tbomu' rMr. open& At Ult flutford play concerning • group of .luly 1. II ?'9' performed 8.1~1 1~1ual Welsb vtlh11en. Hit No. 2 "FOR A FEW MILLION MORE" Clint F.a!!twood. Man with nn name ~ BXIJlliBmBni/ san BIJlllB ta sxpal So exc1t1ng. so big, so international the name bas been. changed to Southern Ca1ifornia Expo! Starts June 26 at the Del Mar F air- grounds; runs thro~g~ Ju"ly 7. ]t's 12 days, crammed with family fun o( every dcscr1ptJon. See the world's Jargest borse show .... America's finest ~ower show ••. acres of prize animals and other fascinating exhibits. Fabulous free grandstand shows star Dalo Robertson (f une.26-July I) and the Mills Brotbers (Juiy 2-July 7) • • ·plus free vanety shows, big time circus acts, a championsb.ip Todeo. An _easy, breezy ~rive .on Interstate$. Lots of free parking too! The biggest entertainment bargain :in '68! BBB 'WIJP/d J Gian I oceanarium stars Shamu, world's onJy trained killer whale, plus edu1.:ated dolphins, seals, the Sea Maids and Japanese pearl divers , , • in Mission Bay Park, 4600 acres devoted to swimming, boating and other aquatic fun. san d/Bga bay! Cruise one or 1he World's grea t harbors aboard daily harbor c<eursioo • ... or lake a ferry boat ride to Coronado. See exciting naval ships (some open for inspec- tion ); fi shing and pleasure craft; the Srar of India, olde~t iron sttiling ship; the South :;cas beauty of Shelter Island. PIE~ ~Al A fl01'1 KIT! 'f /1in~1· rn dn. pfacr1 In tla.1. n'ritr San l>irC'n ("nn1 •rnrinn d: VM1tors 811rtau, IR-pt. OC·615, JJO A Strtt!t, Snn Diego, California 92101 . 1---- TWO WALT b!SNIT GllATS S1turday & Sunday C•ntl1111•111 fr•111 10:10 •·""- "G•eu Wlto'J C•111l11t T• Dh1-" STARTS WED. JUNE 2, EXCLUSIVE AREA RUN PAUia nEWmRn • The Saam Waraf HARRY fRllll • '. . . " . . ... . . . .. Burrud Hosting Wild Animal ·rv Series in Debut HOl,L YV{QQD_ (UPI) ' Animals, it appears, hold as much f.asclllation for viewers -of television aa anything to De found on the tube. In the past year enormous ratings befell Jacque 1 Cousteau's undersea speciala and the National Geographic .•~all. not•to mention David Wo 1 per• s hour-long abow1 dedicated to dogs an cat&. Even HT.arzan" a n d "Daktari" fared well with viewers, no small thanks to the animal stars. This suri:uner NBC will present . '"Ibe An i m a 1 Kingdom/' a study of wild animals in variOU& pa,t'.ts of the world in n4tive b&bitat, for at least 13 weeki:on Sun- d a y e~nln&s, ~og tomorrow. The m,_an behind the show is Bill Blurud, a familiar name and face to viewers of such syndicated &bows of the past as "Vagabond " "True Adventure ,:' "Trttasury," "Wanderlust" ,·,~~!=" in !J s .~; ,h:; American We11t." Burrud has traveled to Africa, Australia, Alaska, Mad a gascar, Indonesia India, North and South -America"llfida -score of oUt- of-the-way stops to find the stars of his·hal£.bour aeries. "I'm trying to do stories similar to Disney's 'True Life Adventur~· shows." be explained. · "Our opening show, for In· stance, is abo.ut the great migration of @ica on the Seregeti Plain. 'In one. shot we "' capture 300;000 ,wua animals on the move. i-1 "Then we'll* stOp at·· the islands off lndonella for a close-up story-"Of t b e Komodo dragon, the largest living reptile. It's a throwback to the dlitosaura and. ca.n tear a bull aPari in minutes.'' ~ Burrud has had 15 years experience with n·ature and doCumentary filming. ID uie last 12 months he has tr ave.Jed 200,00011miles: • .to find his quarry. He 11 ·a brisk, breezy man w:lth an unmiStakable A m e r i c a n face and an appearance of Buccess about him. ·AU DISNEY ,\IM SHOWI Ill COlOll: ...... _ ..... ...... _ "lf11t1•1..i·, ...... 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SUNDll llt1op IElll!O,\I lf:. 0,.. t AJA. to 10 P.M.-7 D"fl A WHk SPRINGDALE & EDINGER ADAMS I BRDOKHURn HUNTINGTON BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEACH 1020 IRVINE IN WESTCLIFF PLAU ,, I •• -....-......------~~-~~~...-,............------_,___ -.,. -· ----..---.....-..,..---r ....... -_.._..-.... -· ..... -.....-........ --... -~ -............ ~ SatunfiJ, June 15, 1968 OCC Crew Challenges Mi'ghty Penn for Title . . It's Showdown Day at Onondaga ' ' Special lo the DAILY PILOT SYRACUSE, N.Y. -'-Can a junior college win a national junior varsity crew championship? Orange Coast College coach Dave Grant bas an afflrmative outlook on Coast's chances today.at the finals of the National Intercollegiate Rowing Association's Regatta on Lake Onon· daga. Hot and stormy was the weather forecast. In today's championship final, the Bucs will be up against favored Pennsylvania. And joining the competition yrill be Stanford, Navy, Princeton and Syracuse. The latter trio qualified in Friday's repecharge. Navy capitalized on a slight tailwind and brOke the event record with a nifty 5:58.1 effort. "Every coach here but me thinks Penn is going to win,"' Grant totd the DAILY PILOT by phone Fr!doy, after oo:; bad woh Its q•lltf)'IDI beat. "Everybody seems to be handing Penn the whole thing but we're not giving Penn anything." The Pirates won the third heat Thursday in a Ume Of 6:42 while Penn won the second beat in 6:32.3. The first beat winner was Stanford, also in 6:42. Phone 64%-43%1 For ResuJu Grant scheduled a late· afternoon workout today on the -Erie Canal. Three requallfying b e a t s w & r e held Friday on Lake Onondaga, for teams who tailed to qualify Thursday. Six &hells will be in today's ch.am· pionsltlp run . _ In the final Thursday heat, Coast bumbled 1ucb traditional rowtn1 powers as the Naval ACattemy, Corntll and Wiscon&in. "It was quite a thrill beating the Naval Academ).' ud Cocnell in the same race, I 'll -tell you," Grant t.1.• claimed. "I'm really very pleased with Ota' crew because we rowed much slower than we normally do. We atarted at 31 strokes per minute and fln1'bed at 34, We usQallY hit ~per mlnute. ':'fbe way I look at i~ ii anyone'• going to atop Penn from winnlni varsity, troCb and JV, it'• us and we're going to gtve it everything we have." UCLA, with five ex-OCC oarsmen in its shell, dropped _ out of competition Friday after losing a close verdict to Rutgers (5:59). Tbe Bruins were Um .. ed ID 6:00.2. i Rams Get a Shot at O.J.; Three First Round Choices By EARL GUSTKEY to Washington. • , ~' tM 1>11111 ,11,1 s11tr Simply put, the team With th~ pst If you're a Ram fan and you would record in pro football next year will be pleased to see the Rams dralt o. J . get O.J. So if either the Redskins or Simpson next year, then you should Lions finish at the bottom of the h~ap begin to root for the Detroit Lions and the Ram~ will. clutch O. J, to their the Washington Redskins. bosom. _ , dickering !or months before the Rams gave up. • "I feel certain that we cOUld have signed Gary/' explained club owner Dan Reeves. "But you must remember our quarterback situation ha.d changed &ince we drafted him. We acquired __ JQ_lo>e, \!laU•-----__ ~i!lcU<JtdinlfJ>•!Y<•en Au. al!!! !iFJ, For the fir&t time in their history, teams won't begijl until .1970, me Lions the Rams will have three first round and Redskins must finish with a ' --Mnt-Ptum-·an"ct-a-r:lrst-""round·-draft ~ choice for Bill MWlSon. We. are now no longer in dire need or a quarterback." · <4'ait choices next year. 'They picked poorer· record than any AFL team or up their third Friday when they traded 0. J . goes to the younger league. the negotiation rights to Gary Be ban ·Be ban and the Rams had been , HE'S A REDSKIN -Gary Behan, Reisman Trophy winner Imm UCLA was traded by the Rams to the Washington: Redskins Friday for a first round draft choice, the Rams' third. Washington said it expected to sign Beban Monday. Ram coach George Allen was elated at the deal. "This puts us in the most des4"able position of any NFL club. One, we have ·an established winJU_ng team. Two, we have a relatively young team, and three, we have three first round draft ~olces for next year. "U we draft skillfully and·wtth good fortune we'll be contenders for many years to come. When 1 first came here r felt it was best to trade draft choices for experienced players and this has made us a winning team. "But now we've reached tbe. polnt where we can afford to strengthen ourselves by acquiring high picks from other clubs." Allen said Behan has a bright future with Washington -il be signs with the Redskins. "Gary is a fine athlete and he'iI have a ~hance to play sooner in Washington where Sonny Jurgenson ts 33-years-old." Allen recalled 1964 in aucaio, wher.e the Bears had three first round picks. · "We signed Dick Butkus and Gale Sayers on that first round. dr.aft and our third pick, Steve DeLong, signed with San Diego. Laver Sharp On Wet Grass BROOKLINE, Mass. (AP) Former Davis Cup stars, led by Cor- ona del Mar's Rod Laver, advanced as expected Friday as the rain· delayed $32,250 U.S. Pro Tenn.ii Cham- pionsblps· began on Longwood'• wet and soggy grass courts. Laver, who won the pro title in 1964, '66 and '67 moved into the quarter- finals by disposing or Pierre BArt!,es of France, 6-3, 6-4. Joining Laver were second-seeded Ken Rosewall of Australia, Dennis Ralston, -the No. 3 seed from Bakersfield, Calif., and fourth-seeded Butch Bu'chholz of St. LouJs. Uns~eded players advancing Were ,\ustralians Mal Anderson, John Newcombe and Tony Roche, and Nicki Pille of Yugoslavia. Rosewall overpowered England's Roger Taylor 6-2, &-3 and Ralston Outlasted Antonio Palafox of Mexico, 11-9, 13-11. Trojans Eye NCAA Honors Trentadue Fails · in 800 BERKELEY, Calli. (AP) Southern CalifornlA'• Earl McCull ouch and Lennox MJ,ller raced to victories in the 100..meter hi~ hurdles and 100- meter da$h Friday •s the Trojana sought to·fepeat as NaUonal Collegiate Athletii Association track and field champions. McCullouch repeated as hurdle king as he won 1n 13.4 seconds, equalling the meet record wblleJusbed by. Vlllanova's Erv Hall. H also was tlm.ed in 13.4 over the Edwards Stadium track at the University of California. Carl 'l'rentadue of USC and a former prep whiJ at W18tmiolter Hip School, failed to make it to Saturday'• finals · He bad qualiJled Thursday, but was ~ -, ~ not amang the top lour finisbtrt In tiro beata:bf.tod:ay'1800-meter run. Miller, wbO ' haill from Jama!ca, won the 100-With Cldye Glosson of Trinity, Te'x., second end Sam Davia of San Jose .State thitd. All were timed in 10.l, lytng !be meet record. Southeni' Cillfornla, however, was hurt wbeD. neither 0 . J. Simpton nor Fred Kuller qualilled for the finall in the century. SiX champlonsblpa were decided Friday alter a.tty L!Ddgren of Washington State won the only final on Thursday, 10,000-mete:r M111. 891> Na.roes11an of Rhode bland became a repeat winner when he threw. the hammer ~ feet, 1 inch. J.ame1 KavanaAfl of Boston College took 1ecood ln 199-1. , Perttl POOJI of Br!Otam Young won the· long jump with a w!Dd•alded 2&-.1* and .i.o <i u a Ii tr e d for Saturday'1 liftola tn the triple jump. ~· ~ l'AILS TO QUALll'Y Carl TrtnllC(111 JUST LIKI! THI BEACH -Jack NicklaUJ, de- fending champion of the U. S. Open, blasts out of this sand trap on the seventh hole Friday and went on to a fine aecond round tally of 70 -par for the UPI T....,_ Oak Hill Country Club Course. Nicklaus aports a 142 effort alter the opening two rounds at Roches- ter, N.Y. Reif Hangs Tough With 146 Yancey Holds B_ig Lead ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) Imperturbable Bert Yancey set a ricord-equalling pa.~e through the first two r ounds Of the U.S. Open Golf Championship P' r I d a y , and even delendlng champion Jack Nicklaus had to admit there may be no catching him. "In the first two days, players play for position -that ls, position to be able to win Jn the last two rounds," Nicldaua 18..!d; "But 1f Y'.ancey keeps going this way, nobody Will get in position." Errors Aid Cause Yancey tacked a two-under.par 68 onto his first round 67 over the swt- warmed Oak Hill course Friday. for a 36-hole score Of 135, matching the record set by Mike Sou<:bak at Cherry Hills in Denver in 1960. Costa Mesa C.Ountry Club pro Ronnle , Reif cootinued his fine play by firing a 74, givlDg him a 146 total alter two rounds. Nicklaus set the all·Ume · Open record ot 275 at Battusrol last year, meaning that the 29-year-old Yancey can play the last two rounda !our stroke!! worse than his first two and still crack the record. He can shoot a pair of 70s ai,d Ue it. "History ls against this," Nicklaus said, after firing a 70 for a score of 142. "U Yancey maintains this pace It Is obvious no one will catch him. "History also dictates that 1! Yancey shoots a 142 or 143, he should win. "That doesn't mean he will." Yancey has a two-stroke lead going into Saturday's rOund over Lee Trevino, the form.er $30-a-week assUi- tant pro at' El Paso, Tex., wbo shot a 68 !or 137. Angels Trip Senators On Brunet's · Talents Four players were tied at 140 - Australian Bruce Devlin, Jerry Coody and a pair of home prcis, Jf!rTy Pit- tman of Locust Valley, N.Y.1 and Don Bies of 8eattle, Wash. ROCHESTER N.Y. '"'l -StcOlld r1111nd ·-Frldl'f !n lh• Un11~ St1t11 ()pell GOif 'fourntlfttnl Ol'I th• 11t1r-10, ,,M,.r1rd O•k Hiii COl/nlrr Ck.I~ 11ou ... ANAHEIM (AP) - George Brunet pitched a slx·hltter and the Califor- nia Angels converted two errors into two eighth-inning rUD.1 for a 2-0 vie· tory over Washington Friday night. Brunet, 6-8, won a pitching duel from Joe Coleman, 5-6, after Booby Knoop hit a one· out single in the eigllth. Brunet \}vntett and first baseman A ... el Slate Junt 16 An"ll v1 New YCH't U:U p.111-!CMPC 1710) Junt "17 Antllf \fl New '(Oft 7:U P.m. KMPC u101 Junt lt Anotla w Ntw Yort; 7:55 p,m. '™'C (7101 Junt lt An"ll \fl NM Yo111 J:5S 11.m. !CMPC ' (JIOJ Mike Ep1te1n let shortstop Ron Han· aen's throw get him tor a two-base error. Knoop took third on the play and scored 11 second baseman Bernie Allen fumbled Aurellt. Rodriguez' ground.er. Roger Repoz climaxed the rally with a run-scoring double off reliever Darold Knowles. The Antle• will play one of their Jntrequent' 'day games today I meeting tbe Senators in a 1 p.m. ouUng. On Sunday the New York Yankees roll into town for the start of a four- a:ame aeries. Rodriguez, recalled Thursday from seatUe u a replacement for injured third baseman Paul . SChaal, opened the fll'st inning for the Angels with C,t,LlfOltNIA ,,_ ... A.ltodrlt. ··-tf MlllC:htr llJ JH1il rf ·-· 'n-9Yll'IO " lllllll'IO e: 1(-2b '"""" tb r Iii M. ... 0 • .f t I t • 0 I 1 ' ... ' • 1 • • • • • ' ... ' • 1 • l 1 1 0 1 1 •• WAIHINtTON lb r 1111i1 &owttll ti ' • • 0 CPtt«M rf 4 0 0 I McMuHn :Ill J ·o 1 o f...W.r•lf •OIO C••-t •t ll M9fltlll .. 4 0 I 0 &Mltlt\lb 40 10 8A.ll9n2b 4000 COltmtll 11 t 0 0 0 "-'"" o••• Vllfl'lllM .. t 0 I. T~ lfl•I Tflll lit•O w1 .... 111tm ••• 010 ooM Ctllrorllla o o o I 0 O f 2 1(-t E-4rvntt. A. !toclrl-a, l•ltln; S. Ali.ti, D"'-W .... lt'lflll'l 2, (1ti.....1t f, LO.-W11lllnlf0fl t, C111/or111t l. 21-R-i. S.-SfVIMt. IP "llllSSIO Cottrnt11 &... .... 1 JI~ S I 0 0 ' "-'" 111 I O O O 1 lt\11111 w. "' t • 0 • l • Hl~ll lrUlllt, T-a11t. A-14.701, ;,_ a single, However, be was rubbed out when Jim Fregoat -irounded into a double play. The same thing happened in the second. Jimmie Hall hit a one-out single, but Bobby Trevino lined out into a double play. Brunet waa in early trouble when Paul Casanova Epstein and Hansen ripped .singles in tbe aecond Inning. But Casanova was gunned down try- ing to steal1 second and the threat died when· Knoop fielded Bernie Al· Jen 's smash and threw him out. Sutton Twirls Shutout, But Phils Garner Split PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Tony Gonzales shattered a ninth Inning tie with a bases-loaded single with one out and the Philadelphia P h i li i.• 1 overcame the Los Angeles Dodger• 2-1 Friday night in the second game of a twt'nlght double-header. Rlght·hander Bill SIDger 1cor8d his fourth straitlht victory and third shutout with a seven-hitter as the DOdgers won the opener 6-0. Gary Sutherland opened the nlDth of the nlgbtcap with a walk 10< the Dodger Slate Junt 1t Dodttn ,, l'ltltl>Urtlt t :fl "·""' 1(,1 , .. , J-It Dod9tft 11 PltfltoVrftl t :OI ~lfl. Kfl , ... , J\lllt 1• Doo.ri It ,hllldti,f\11 IO:• a."' ltl'I "'" Jllnf 1, Oodot" It Pl'llllftltflll ,,. "•.I'll. kft , ... , Pblllies and Richie Allen ainl)td· off loser Jlm Brewer. DOn Lock sacrificed and Rlck• Joseph was walked In· tt:nuonally before Gona.lndellvered. Mike Keklch beld the Pbillie1 hiilell for o 113 innings. Los Angeles had led 1-0 wlm! Wes Parker, Bob Bailey and Ken Boyer slDg!ed ID succe1slon olt winner Woody Fryman, 11-5, in the sixth. Keldeb allowed his 1econd walk end second hit in the eighth before Brewer, 8-2, relieved and reUred the side. The Dodgers ended a three.game losing streak 1n the opener, 1coring twice in the second Inning and three Umes In ttie third as Singer ralled hir record to 6-5. LO$ AM91LIS "MIU.bll,MIA •• It " ltll "' " " ••• W01vl•cf AIOltoJn .t!J ''I' '•rk ... " •11tlirif'ltl'i.ncta11 1 lth11er . tfllll:Alltlllt 41,t KkYfflll .fOtll~d tt 1 ,.....lcflfb ••t•~lb 1··· llv ... 11· A o l 0 OOrltllH rf O 1 I Torbortt ltlif-• ttto VttHlln 11 I 0 0 I lt11n c I t t o l(tll!(t " I ••• """""" • ' • I • _,.,.,., • f t t Tell l 17 l I Ollt IM.lt wr.n wlllnlnt ""' fWIW. • ~ A""ln t t I o I I I t 0-1 Mtllldfl.t11t too ooo 101'.-:J . 1!.-Vjil'Mlln. O.._Lo. Al'lltltf 1, P,,.f~lt 1, L0&4ot """'" S. Ptlllldtl1Pf111 '-II-It.. Al ... $-l.odi, ·~.c.. IC.Hla'I 7111,7 IP H It llt. I to t"-L,).t 111st1 I I 11 11 f'l'mfl'I W, N , T-2iZ .. A-lt,Jl&. ·---... ~ --.. -----.... ----..._ --.... --------.... -... ----------.... -. -...... .- I I DAll.Y PILOT • To Enter BusiRess Field Newport's Hackney- Resigns Cage By EARL GUSTKEY OI' Tiii O•llV Pli.t lllff Al Hackney, 35-year-old varsity basketball coaeb at Newport Harbor Hi g b Scbool has submitted his reaignaUon from that posi· tlon, lbe DAILY PILOT learned Friday. Athletic director Jules Gage said he was surprised at Hackney's resignation and added he had DO idea as to who would succeed him. heclcuva job here and be has a lot to offer kids." Before Hackney joined the coaching staff at Newport tnree years ago, he coached one year at Bolsa Grande H1gh in Garden Grove. · He grew up in Piqua, Ohio, and entered th e military service !ollOwlng high school. Upon discharge, he enroll- ed in Santa An;t College and completed upper graduate work at Cal State (Long Beach) and Cal St ate (Fullerton). Post CHARGIN' CHARGER -Nelson Carter's Dodge Charger zooms from the starting line at Orange County International Raceway.' Carter's car, driven by Steve Bovan, will be in action tonight at Orange County International Raceway. Twenty.four match rac· es w!Ube held tonight In his .only season at the helm of Newport's basket- ball program. H a c k n e y guided tl)e Tars to a third place finish in the rugged Sunset League last season. Newport finished the season 15-9, He waa given the job lut year when Bill Hatch resigned, Hackney'11 1~ Bee team was 21-1. He coached one year in· Plain City, Ohio, before coming to Southern California. Hls overall coaching rec<>rd Is 69-19. RESIGNS AS. COACH Al Hecknoy Sports World in Brief Trojans Advance to Finals, Bid for Fifth Series Crown • 0 V.-AR A-, -..N-e b-~----beating.. Southern-Illinois Un be.a tell Southern Saturday night. California moved into tfJe The latter, winner of three championship finals of the straigbt after a first-round NCAA's 22nd College World loss, can take the' crown by Series by ousting North ~ating USC both Saturday Carolina State 2-0 Friday and Monday. ~ght on Bob Vaughn's six· use moved ahead 1-0 in hitter. the fourth wben Pat Har- Southern Illinois blended rison singled and moved three-hit p i t c h I n g by around on a passed-ball, Howard Nickason with a 20-ground out and Bi 11 hit assault on a tired St. Seinsoth's single. Jay Jaffe John's pitching staff and doubled in the fift.h and eliminated the New York scored on Reid Braden's team 15-0, the most lopsided bad hop single. shutout in series history. State's Tommy Smith, USC can wrap up its fifth making only his third start NCAA baseball crown by of the year, was surpris· Rustler s Hot to Trot, Battle Bucs on Sunday Golden West Col l ege (AKA: Embee Plating Fal- cons) Is hot to trot in the Orange C o u n t y Metro League baseball race. There wu every indica- tion of that Friday night at Boysen F i e I d as Golden West waltzed to an 11.0 win over Long Beach City Col· lege. Golden West will be out to make it two straight on the infant campaign at 2 p.m. Sunday when the Rustlers take on the Ward's Pirates at the Orange Coast College diamond. And, lf Golden West can s u r v I v e that outing, tlle Rustlers will bid for their second straight credit sign of the day, coming right back at 7 p.m. for a meet ing with Santa Ana College at Shafier Field in Santa Ana. Friday night the Rustlers banged out 15 hits and rode the fine tliree-hit pitching of Art Spencer to more than tumble the Long Beach City crew. Gary Marks and Din Loomer each collected four hits in six trips to the plate, while M y r o n Pines was right behind with a trio of safeties. Pines broke the I~ in the fifth inning when his single drove across a pair of tal- lies to s n a p a scoreless deadlock. Golden West, breezing be· hind the 11 -strikeout per- fonnance of Spencer, made it a long evening though - pushing across seven big runs 1n tbe final inning. Snn h' ......... ••• Golftn Wm ooo 030 017-11 11' LOllll 8"ch City 000 000 000-D ) ' Ookltll Wiii (II) Mtirtu. d Loomer, u Pln11, rf Neuttbauter, lb Rt"YH, II Alam'"'°"' lb Clau11n, 2b E1lr1dt, c S~r.• 0.0..r, d Tfltlt .... It " • • • . ' . • • • . . ' ' D 1, ' ' . ' ' . ' ' ' ' . . • • • '5 II I.I ... ' ' • ' • • • • • • • Race Results HOLL'l'WOOO ,AIUC 1t•JULTI ll'ltlOAY, J-I~ 1MI CIMr & li'nl PlltST ltACI'. 1-1/" mlltl. ) & 4 rMr alll "'...._ WM , 111 C1•"'111a. "-•u•. Clll lltnll fHtnld t .M S.40 4.20 P1t.r Sl'lol (M Ytlltd 11.40 ll.«I Me Vil IW Ha""all) 1,«I l'IPTH ltACI'. 1·1f1f "'lltl. 4 YMr old1 low. Clll1mll"8. l'llnt "500. ICl'ltl lle!t (Lt.mbtrO •.II l .DO 2.M Blu Nlthl (Plfttly Jrl -) ... ·:x Flr1Mt1" CY11111) JJO l.1(1 Tl 1.'2. A.llO "" -l<llll'I' TINmarl, Rtoubllc111 Wt'I', lltefll Tr•I, No krltdlft. lng}y toug'h ••-he permitte just gpe earned run in his sevelf innings. Joe Frye finished the game. Minnes<>ta beat Maine 12-0 in 1964 for the old shutout record. SIU's 20 hits was just one short of the tourney record. ... ... ... BOSTON -Paul Schaal, California Anceh ba1eball player who 1uffered a skull fracture in a beaning in- cident, Will tran1ferred to Massacbusett1 Eye and Ear Infirmary Friday and doc· tori 1ald they planned more te1ll. The third ba1eman was taken to Santa M· a r I a Ho1pltal ln Cambridge after betnc hit on the head hy a pitch from Jote Santiago tn the fo urth lnnlng of a game Thursday with the Boston Red Sox. Dr. John Kurkjian, In- firmary 1taff physician, 1aid no decision had been made on po11ibl~ 1urgery. ......... BEAUMONT, Tex. -Set· ting two tournament rec- ords, Lamar Tech captured the 6th NCAA College Divi· sion Golf Tournament Fri- day with a four-man team soore of 1,151. The Cardlnals finished 41 strokes ahead of V.iddle Tennessee State, w h I c h posted a 1,192. In third place was Austin Peay with 1,196. ......... INGLEWOOD, Calif. - Reports that jockey BID Shoemaker may not return to ·raclnc were greeted Fri· day by the rtder hlmaeU - with a chuck.le -aa allghtly premature. Tbe 31-year-old Shoemaker la recuperattni from a rtght hip Jracture suffered la a aplll at Santa Anita last Jan. 23. ......... INNSBRUC,K A113b"la 'lbe lnternatlonal S k i I n g Federation cleared French Olympic champion Jean- Claude Killy Friday of charges of commerciallsm and violation of amateur rules. 'lbe Frenchman thus can keep all Aplne medals he won in tbe 1968 Winter Games st Grenoble. ......... NEW TORK -Ro n Swobod1, alucfiac · r J I b t fielder of the New York TtlM-1.U J/J. AIM RAN -Gl'PIY lt-r. COlll 011 Sol. , lttc:OM8ln•nu..• TorrlO.\ c ... ct-· 1111191\f, T1k1 A Tr!t. ltKTM llACB, ' l'llrlaftn. , YMr Gld M wl flrn11. Al1ctw1ncwt. Purse 11500• . ell, ll be Iott to ~ the Hokrt~. Bettv Lor1111t <P1~1 ·•·•· ,,,. ).oo team for a week to IO days, 'TWl!lfV WIM (M .YtM1)· .... SM t.Wrctllll IW •H1mo1n.1 ,·. the MeU 1ald Friday. , Tlma-1.10. . S bod fl d tbe In Allo Rtn .-(fnt.l DUd'ltM. WO • . •• ere . ir~::.· COfl1•COlltol ,,,.., "oval 0oa, Jury ·. la Wedneaday aJ(ht•1' ~o krtktltt. came agala1t the Dod1er1 la s•v•MTM uc•. °"' · mllt .,, t111 Lot Angeles. . .. turl. J Ytar okll .. w.' AllOwtllCM. ..... · ..... ..... Pvnta!OO, · , , Modftf' !IWrttctll • 12.20 11.10 t.411 INDlANAPOLlS, lnd. ·-="'•~cr:.:::111fitutt1l '·" ,r·: MJckey ·Wright fired.a 70 -tG '""'-'.Hua.· ' take a Gne shot lead into AIM It&" -MolM. '"""' er l'lftl\t, s.1 .. teic. OUt "' "~ IMt' "" Saturday's second round. of "=~s.:.;._......., 'Wllll Me. lhe 500 Ladies Golf Classic. · •••lfT'M ••cl~b-... Fun. " Two 71s were carded, one · •-MllD-UC•L,.'~·,~:.!.. "'.,..,r,ald rNret s Yfff' o1i11t ". ut. Cllnin.d -by Gerda. Whalen whose 35- ..,_...., c _..,.... ..,_ AllowtMn. p-l lOAOI. -1 luded ho! I nd ~· .t.rt ''*' IM· y_.1 a1ro11'• ""' fl.lfllWl1llt.• ·uo , ,. -nc a e-n-one a ,....,. .... ,~CD"-'" 7'.• ~~= 1;:: ..... , CIM IM·Y-1) l:ut s:.. a chlp·ln from <40 feet.at the ' 11tt:...., cJ, r;v1111t1 .... ~~,.~r~ cw-Kerttdli . ,... r l·n at· Cree n . K'a thy n-rr• ,.,."· -••'" ~ -· ,., ,'" •"•11 .. -Jo-A ,. ... ..,.. ""'~ ·Whitworth also had a 35-36 ..__ ITOllt ..,.._, l'r...clM M.. In "' I ' • t_.llf'Mll· • a--. ....,,,..,. ~ J'"'-ZNSI .Adtllf• Olohtt. , , , , ..... • .... .... • NCAA Track ~ Summary • 9ERICELEY. C11ll. (AP) -S11rn- l'r\lltlff ol Fr1cl•V'• •vtnh I" tlle N.- lklnot Collt91tlt Allllelle Auocltllon trade tlld ditml>I011lhlps: H1mmf!' tl'lrow flnalt -1. acb Ntrcttsltn. Rhocle ls!tlld, 202-1. 2. Ja~ KIVINlt~. Bosloll Coli.. 119-1. ), AU!llt Zntnc:ar. Monmeulh'. lftl--2. •· Larrv Hirt, "'mv 1-.....0, s. Ed Poth. MtVV. lM-11. f, lt°"r Beil, Bowdoin. lU--J, .UO.Ytrd rtlll~ 11mlnn1ls (tour feamt <!Ul llfV In NCh lle11) -Htlt I: \,USC 39.1. ?, Or1gon Slit. • .0.1. l, Rica, 11.0. I, Mlnneiola, Oil. Heal 2; l, Stn Jon State, 40.l. 2. Wtstem Mlchl1an, "40.4. 3, Tenneiset, 41.0. ot Y11t, •1.1 LOl\il lumso finals -1, Perttl Pousl, llrltham Youn;, 26-3..... 2, JQl'ln Johnson, UCLA, 26-0%. 3, Jim Blllsdell, llrl11\am Yount 2s-t. 1, Sltn Rov1ler. Callfornl1, 2S-2~. J.Stan - Whllltt, Ka11111 2S-I. f, A1ron HOPklnt, Toledo, 2"'--1011&. 7, 11111 Htl\l'Y, wa,..,lnoton State, 2....._.. Htnrv qu1llllH for Otvmp!c tr111s btCIUM Pou1I 11 I fortlgntr. Sfw>t ,...,. fln1ls -1. Slll'YI ~n:u1, UCLA, '1-7\li. 1. Johll Van RHntll. Wa1hln;fon Sith. Ml-5'-11. 3. John Hut.. btll. W1s~ln;ton. 611-(1..... I . Mike Mtr~r. Uleh Stale, 59-.S ..... 5, Rlchtrd lenkt, H1rv1r<1, 5~. '· C!tv!On L1n.n. Cll Sllle, HaYWan:I, 5'--3. 1, -Ruu Hodte. UClA. ,.._2.. I, l1l1h 01kit1, ArllOlll St1!1, 56--6..... "4odv1 and O&ktt qu1llfV for otvmolc trltl• because Ven RflMtl 11\d M~n-r •rt tore1tr11rs, 110 rnet.r hlth llurdle1 umflMll, t-our QUllllY for llNlll.. HNI I: 1, Etrl McCulloud1, USC. 13.7. :t. Mike llutl«, Wlw;insln, 13.1. 3, Ftlr Hook1r. ArflOlll Slate, 13.1 • .(. Mlkt Ktltv, Florldt Slate, 1•.I. HNI 2: 1. ErY Htll, VlllilnDVI, ll,,, 2, Jlfl HowHr, C>ukt, 13.1. 3, John Warlord, M!MtlQll, ll.t, '· Vic Sim. mom, Nevadt. 11.0. AOO "''"',.. umlfl n1!1, four "u1!1fV lot' flnals. Heal 1: J, ltOfl Fretm1n. Arloin1 Stale, 4'.0. 2, lany ,JtmH. VllllMVI, '6.0. J, LN Evan1, Sen JOH Stalt 4'.2. I, Ptt. Sc~uder. utvtn. -4'.4 Heat 2 -l, TommY Turnr, Mur· rav Stitt. •.1. 2. Miki Mondlna. lawt, '6.5. 3, Harcltt McAltlll\tY. Tennu1N, ..... I, IOOl'l Crawtonl Mlehlotn Sltlt, "·'· 100 "''"" -StrnlflMIL four fTllm INCi\ heal CKJ•\lfVI Httt 1: 1, LtnflllJI Mllltr, use, 10.2. 2. a1n HJ.lrd. Notrt Oarrw, 10.1. 3, Sam 01vf1, Sa" JaM St,, 111.•. •· T°"' lt1ncloJP11, Wtsltf'11 Mlchlt1n, 10.1, Htal 2: 1, CIY'dt Glonon, Trinity, I0.3. 2. W11111 Tur.,. lllf.. 0l"f90fl Slife, 10.1. J, Jer" Brtght, Arl1Dnll Slett, lf,I. 4. Btn 1111111\n, Gtor9!t Tech. ID.J, lOCknefel' llurdln l'lnele-1, 1!1rl McCul'¥<:h, vsc .•. 1J.I. '' Erv Hin. Vllllnovt, U.1. J. MIO Sutler. Wl1c U,1 . ._ J~ Howser, Dllkl U:I. J. Mlkt ICtll'I', f lt $1. 1).1. .. Vic strnrnori1. /'itYildl 13.1, • 4(111 mtter llUr<llet" MmtnMl1, fliur <IUlllfv ~ fl111lt '·HJiil I: 1, 0 ..... HM>trY, Botloll U., 50.t J, Gtolt Vind1r1tock, use '°:s. J, J1111t1 Hardw1dl, Oll.11., Sl.O..'._ lltrv Wtllt, St" Jost SI., $1.$, Htlt 2: 1, 8o)'d Gi-tt!"'. WSU, · 50.J. t, Andv 111!, A.,,trl<tn lSO.t. l.,Ptd!flr Mt'tr1rv,,C1I 51 .f. I Jette Tl#nlr11n. IUY, Jl.l. 1oo.m.itri Fine.! -1, ltnno• Mllltr, .USC 10.1.,21_ c._...~ Trlflll'Y, 10.l. 3. Sam D1vlt, Sa" Jo11 st .. 10.1. •· Biii Hurd, Not,.. o ........ 10.1, s, T..,, Randl:I~, West~ Ml<ll .. 10.2. f, Jerry Brl1llt. Arlt St. 10.,, 1, Btfl V111tM, Gt. Ttdl •• 11.2 CVMl\ltl <1U1ltl1tt for Otvmi>lc 111tll tiec.UM Mlllt!' II I forl!,ntf). ' • • Mtlot.rtltV-atml111'11h.! fwr IUIUfV.fcw flnall HNI I: ), TIXtt. 1:07.7. 2, Ol'llo · u .• J:Ot.1. ;._ ltlca, ';at. ot r.,...I' J:ot.6. HNI 2: I. c1,i .• J:OI D. f, Mien SI •• J:Ot.•. l. Vl1111111v1, J:lt.4. 4. le.tho ~-te. J: ... 2. ' l..000 1'-iecheie 1'1"'11 -1, Kerry Phl'Q, UTIP, l :so.I. 2. •Tlf't'y 0.... 11tllY, W lo 'M. 1:5*0. l. JI"' 0-, Mevv. -;M.l. ". T-DoNMllY. V1111--. l !W.l. S. Mm Gtlmt:. W1 ..... t:CIO.t. " All•l•n OMll'lldl. ·H. ""-:,. t>02.I, 1, Miro•-· Oolbllltll, IM., l :tS.I. (01*"1 ..... 1111 .. · tw Ol'Ym,lt trltll ti.a9'1 Pura lt •I hlr1'-,I Funnies Hackney explained he was reslgni.Dg to enter private business. For Top Athlete Tonight AtOCffi "I've had an offer from.an insurance company that I just couldn't turn down from a flnftllclal point of view," Hackney sald. "It was a difficult decision to make but one that •rve considered for quJte some time. I've enjoyed my three ytars at Newport Harbor and it Is difficult to leave." Garrison, Brown Share CIF Title Eight of the swiftest ex- perimental stock cars (fun. ny cars) will be on hand tonlgh~ at Orange County International Raceway for 8 featured round-robin elimination show . In addition tG the _ 180 m.p.h. match racers, a special NHRA style 11treet eliminator bracket will fill out the remainder of the drag racing program. Three brand new funny cars will be in action tonight Doug '11'1.orley of Long Beach will unveil his 1968 rear-engined Javelin. Jess Tyree, Fullerton, will make his second appearance with his 1968 Flrebird. And Marv Eldridge wlU drive his Fiberglass Trends Corve~. He's hlt 175 m.p.h. in the quarter mile with the car. Thirty top S"outhe r n California modifleds and gassers will compete on a handicap start in the street eliminator competition. First event starts at 8 p.m. In All-Star Gage said be . will accept applications for the job from w:ltbin the Newport-Mesa School district. . · With m a n y promising young players enrolled at Newport, the varsity job was coveted by m it n y Southland and N o r t b e r n California coaches last year, Hackney was awarded tbe job over 30 applicants. "We hate to lose Al," Gage said. "He's done a City Needs 'Birdie' Man The Costa Mesa Recrea- tion Department i1 at- tempting to obtain the services of a badminton in· structor. Anyone 18 or over who would be interested shouid contact John Baro11, Recrea· ti on Department supervi11or, at 834-S303. The position ii connected with the city's summer recreation program. Classie Edesel Garrison a n d Reynaldo Brown, both from the city of Comptoµ, share the title of CIF track and field atnlete of the year. Isaac CUrtis of Santa Ana and Ron Hamley of Lowell were itamed on the all-CIF track team -the only en- tries from Orange County .. Both had bests of 18.6 in the 180-low hurdles. Garrison led 'Centennlal's Apaches to the CIF and state championships. He tied the state record in the 440 with a 46. 7 clocking. Brown of C<>mpton High, meanwhile, raised the high jump standard in the state meet to 7-0. He bad a best of 7~ during the season. The Orange Coast area's 1MI ALL-Cll' TRACK Tl!AM 100--Garrlson. C111ttnnl1I, Sr, '·' Ball1nt, Bell~. Sr. 1.6 :nG-Whllt. C.ntennllt. Sr. 21 .• 4111--GI TTIMlll. c .. Mnn1111 Sr, ' 46.7 AG-J~, PolY. Ir. , 1 :S0.6 Mli.-GrHr. l1kewood. Sr, 4:12.I 2-MH-ClllPPln1, IE•nltlor, Jr. f :Gl.- 120 Hli-E!dwerd1, Compton, Sr, 11..2 1" lli-Curti., S111t1 Ana. Jr. 11.f H1"'lty, l.owlll, Ir. 11.6 HJ-lrow", Compton. Jr. 7.0V. LJ-Sultan, E•ul1lor, Sr, 2).714 Sp......(:unftllltham, Santi l1rt.r1, Jr. •1·11 Mii ttaoln lflrdlu cml'WVP et1aln PV~ffr111S, Compton, Sr. 1M sm1111. So. T«f'nct. Jr. 1.S.2\'i D1t-1Ctl'l'll'lrd. S.n Marco.. Ir. 113-11 Law of Averages With North By RAY PLUTKO OI T"9 Dtllv Plllt lhfl Coach Russ Hawk's North. AU-Star basketball team is definitely lacking in one department this y e a r , belgbt, but it does have a plus sign in it! corner -the law of average&. When Hawk's club takes the floor at 8 p.m. next Saturday at the Orange Coast College gym, the Northerners will still be in que~t of victory No. l ln this the fourth annual affair. Last year the Blue Coata were worked over by a 114- !n tune, but Hawk ls bopefu1 be can . parlay that on debated ad.age, 1"lbe hand is qWcker than the eye," this time &rO\llld. "We're well aware of the helgbt deficit and that's why we feel the kids we have are hand picked to meet the OC· ca!lon," sald Hawk. "It's no secret. We'll be using a full-court press on a man-to-man basis in hopes of keeping them as far out from tbe basket as possible. "As for an offense, 'we, have to get the occasional fast break in spite of their h<!lght and will pull It off every Ume it might present it.sell. "Rlgbt now Troy. Rolph bas to be our floor general. I've been really impressed with him. Not only does be have the good floor sense, but he has the abilltY to play defense and shoot as well." Rolph ls a 5·foot-11 backcourt ace from Orange and lf the current first teams hold true to form un- W lbe opening tip, he'll be the lone starter under six foot for either club. While the South Is cur- rently working with 12 men, Hawk has just 10 as alternates Jerry Brucks (Anaheim) and Roger Hobbs · (Orange) have drop- ped from the team. . Baseball Standings NATIONAL.jLEAGUE . · Won Lost P<f. '·GB · St: Louls 1 36 · · 25 \ .'590 . !.- San Franclaco 32 29 .525 ) 4 Lo• I Angele• n SI .SU 4 Atlanta• 30 ll9 .508 • 5 Chicago. . 30 · 29 '.508 i 5, ClnclnnaU ' 29 29 ,500 ~ 5'12 Phjladelpl!la 27 :i7 .ilOO 511 'New ·York · 28 • '29 •· '.A91 ',8 AMERICAN• LEAGUE . W°" Lost Pct. Gii Detroit 40 20 .667 Baltimore 32 25 .561 8¥1: Cleveland 33 28 .541 71h Mlnn"'°ta 29 • 3~ .483 II' Oakland 28 30 .483 11 'Boston 2'1 29 .482 11 New York 27 32 .458 · 1211 C.Wornl1 !? S2 .4"' JS~ only hope for the All-CIF team, Paul Williams of Huntington Beach, was edg- ed out by Long Be~ch Poly's Greg Jones in the 880. WiWams had a best of 1:51.2, while Jones had a 1:50.6 to his credit. Lallt Orange Countlan to be named athlete or the year was Dennis Carr of Lowell in 1963. Huntington's fabled Eddie Morris won the honor twice -in 1939 and 1940. 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A Malnly, I think, we are reaping the harvest of the Amerlcan home which has been to0 permissive ln the upbringing of Its children -and of an affluent society which has lo st a firm grasp of what can be Wlerated and resent It automatically. 'They rttt that they are not 1etung their rights. If they !eel strongly enough, they become "hlppies" or hoodlum.a. Both are the pe-stilenUal effluvium of an af. fluent society. Q Bow do the two type1 dlfferl A The hlppte 11· a ple~sure,seeker. what cannot. The hoodlum-whether he ls the low- Let me give you just a small ex-minded variety who joins the crbnlnal ample of what I mean: _1 __ Recently, while a meeting of the u.;:uises or the high-ml.oded variety Parent-Teacher Association was tak· who goes around slugging pe<;ple in ing place at a school in San Francisco, the interest! ol. peace and love -ls in- some dozen or more youngsters broke terested not in pleasure but in power. into the school and started wrecking This is what happens in a society and smashing property. Parents and whenever there is • l>reakdown in teachers stood by, wnnging their morale and in basic moraJ standard.I. hands in horror and doing nothing • The ethics or plea!ure and power while all this destruction and looting emerge strongly. took place right under their noses. I should add that there Is a point at Now, the explanation for the attitude which the hippie and hOOdlum connect. of the parents and teachers seem~ You see, the hippies are really sen- clear to me: They felt there wa,s nol timentalists. They are looking for going to be any severe action by tl\a...._. ecstasy, for some cheap version of police against this sort of lawlesshfil -Jove and utopia. But they become disillusioned, and yo1rcan see this hap- Q ~· It a kind of anarchy that Is pening all the time in the Haight- developlng ln the nalion? Ashbury district of San Francisco. A Certainly such · incidents on a When that happens, the sentimentalist broad scale, are the road to a'.narchy becomes a cynic -~e drops his flower to the complete ruin of everything and _picks ~p a switchblade, because human society seeks for itself in the sentimentalism and cynldsm are two way of justice and order. We simply cannot live as human beings in a. Society that is helpless to deal with disorders of this kind. musthbe more precious than almost an.yw ei:e else. No small group of 2 to 4 perce)\t of the students ahould be allowed to take over any ~ 'of the 1ohool so th.It the other 96 ~ 98 per. cent cannot ~my on their business of learn.LDg. '• :... I would hold two things_ axiomatic in administeri.ilg this problem: Ftnt. it ougbt tO btf clearly UD· derstood that there W~d be summary dismissal for any student or faculty member or adminlstratift. ata!ler who should interfere by viol~ with any of the ordinary proctduris· of the university. . . Second, it should be c1ear thl t the police would be called ill, and tha~.all the resources·of the law >WOUid be: used against anyone who engaged in such a · violent action. Q Why .have our schools been 10 slow to crack down? A Universities are run by ra- tionaU,ts and "liberals," as they should be . Such men are peculiarly 'unable to understand violence. That iSIO't the kind of thing they are trained to cope with. They are· baffled and upset. and therefore at a .disadvantage initially. Q h tbls a weakness of American 1odety a1 a whole? A Yes . As Reginald Niebuhr pointed Q Would you 1ay that violence 11 becoming respectable In the United. State1:' A A lot of people are trying to make it that way -not only certain elemenU of the press, but a lot of guilt-ridden "liberals" who wish to ex- cuse tlJoge who indulge 1n rioting. A noted theologian, Dr. Robert E. Fitch, answers some pressing ques- tions of America in this interview by "U.S. News & World Report." Dr. Fitch has had a long career as clergyman, philosopher and educator ond now teaches Christian ethics ot the Pacific School of Re ligion in Berkeley. He is considere d an outstanding authority on morality in to- 'day's America. I would disagree with those who say that looters and rioting students are "trying to tell us something." I don't accept that at all. In the case of the race rioting, you have preponderantly young Negroes, from the age of lS to 24, helping themselves to a lot of merchandise and_baving q_uite a good time doing so. In the case of the preponderantly white youngsters rioting on the cam- puses, l don't know what they are trying to "tell us" except that they are high-minded hoodlums intent on get- ting their own way. Q Can a clvlllzatton survive this kind of 1ltuaUon ror lo~(? A Not for Jong. When people no !Gnger live in the past or in the future, but only for the moment, civilization is at the point where disintegration sets in. Yet I think we have the basic health and resources to overcome this danger, which arises mostly from the d-oings of a radler small minority In this country. -A Where do the troubltmater1 come from? A It all start.I 1n the home, and it is interesting to note here a strange af. finity between the homes of the Negro poor and the white middle class. As the report (on the Negro family) by Daniel P. Moynihan makes clear, much of the Negro problem centers In the home where the father ts often of little .account, and the children are free to do as they please because the mother is working. Now the same thing is happening in many of the middle-class homes of .Jfi'iti!-people. A University of California official reeenUy pointed. out that the homes from which our students oome today tend to be af. fluent, permissive and egalitarian. That is to say, the children are equal with parents, and there is little or no paternal authority -and there's no maternal 11uthority, either. Children can make their own decisions about everything. . Then these youngsters come to col- lege, and this is wben they run into something called authority. They ••l'llllM .., '""""'"" '""" "U.S. "-.. W•rt• ..... , .. r,1tlllllM •I w .......... a. o.c. C-.yrllflt fc) lHI, u.t. Htws •nll w~ -rt inc. sides of the same col.n. Q 0. you-ftnd auylhlllg good In tbe hippie phlkraophy? A Tbelr whole posture Is ...enUally h 'ticel. ~pretend to be ,adult., but they are desperately afraid or growing up and usuming responsibilities. They pretend to be nonconformists, but in speech and dress -even in odor -they are ltle most rigorous conformists you could wish tor. They pretend to have contempt for our economic system and the affluent society, yet Uiey sponge off It. In fact, where they are in a majorit.y, they practice extortion, and neighborhood mercilanta are afrald not to give them money. And, llnolfy, they pretend U> be the apo6Ues ol. l o v e. This is the worst obscenity. They talk about love, but they do not understand its sacrificial and redemptive side. Q What about rtottni students on Uie American campus? Where do they flt into Ud1 picture? A There you see anoUier manifesta· tion of the values, or lack of values, handed down by permissive parents. These youngsters have no sense of the imperatives that eU of us have to face -whether we like them or not, whether it b war, or • depression, or something else -the intellectual discipline of school, or the social discipline of learning t.o live decenUy with other people of tastes diUerent from our own. Q What Justtne1 the• violence erur,· ling at 1uch lnatHutlons aa Co1umb a UnJveralty or Sau Frandsco State CoDege? A That kind of violence is com- pletely intolerable. The university Is one place, of all places, wh ere the right of freedom of association ac- cording to rules of Ume, manner lllld place, and the right of free speech, I out long ago, the "liberal" tem- perament -which believes that you can solve everything by good will and right reason -is unable to cope with situations where force 1s involved. Q Can violence aga.tut property be excuted on grounds that It 11 less evil than violence agaiut ham.an btln(a'? A Not at all. The plain fact 1s that in civil society there is no personal right apart from attendaDt-pf9perty rights. Our freedom t.o move around depends, for instance, on possession of an automobile or an airplane ticket or even 8. pair of &hoes. Our right to make a living depends on properties where we work. Our right to enjoy our family depends on property where we • live. Therefore, to say that property rights are secondary to personal rights, or even unimportant, Is to split an inseparable concept. ' Q Yet federal troop1 ud police now are being told to di1reg1rd looting and destruction of property in order to save lives-· A l know, and I think IDs creating a very dallgerous precedent. If people .all over the United States see pictures of soldiers or policemen, rifles and billy clubs fu bands, stan- ding by idly w h i I e a store is being looted, what on earth are young people to think -except that this, too, ls something y o u can g e t away with whenever you want to? ·Q Row much of today11 violence can be blamed on what some crltlc1 say ts a. long-standing 1radtdon of violence ln American Ufe? A That is not an adequate ex· planation for what is h•ppenlng right now. True, we are a peoplt of the fron- tier. We fought lndiaD~ and subdued the wilderness. We spe~ a lot of time flghtilng one another. · We have a broad continent where ,-----------O..r Man in San FrallCUee _______ ,_ ___ , THE OTHER ONE WAS GREEN STAMPS By HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -The Georgia pre's ls suppressing this story, but thanks to our underground sources among the Episcopal clergy, The Shadow Knows! Shortly after the Mart.in Luther King funeral, an enraged arsonist bu.med Gov. Lester Maddox' mtire library. Both bOoks were destroyed, a poignant feature of the tragedy being that the Governor hadn't finished COi· orlng one of lllem. LEE MARVIN'S new movie, "Paint Yow-Wagoo," Is a mw:ical set in tha Gold Rush era, but It's beln1 lllmed currenUy at Balc'I!', Ore&oo, bfca:u1e, reports Director Josh Locan: "Oregon looks more now like I imqlne Northern Ca!Uornl.I did then" -a near bog- gier. FILE " FORGETr The Ht!l's Anitll ant )llving I series of fUnd NlslJlg dAnet1 ( evtn reotlllll tl>e Cow Palaco) IO Ibey Clll IO to EO(land to mHI ud <greet their !ans, "We're blgK« there than the BeaU.. are btno, ' bo..ta Pres. Bob ' Roberts, and who'• going to argue with HIM? .. , Pl~se meet the new Dairy Queen of central Calif.: lyllss Katherine Moo!, who doesn't except when she's feeling silly ..• Charlie Anderson of .Sacramento to a GOP · leader: "Why doesn't Nixon have a nigbt club go:lng for him, like Gene McCarthy?" Repub: "Not dignl· fled.'' Charlie: "Well, how about a chain of used car lots, then?" OYER ON RUSSIAN Hill one re- cent morning a ravishlrlg nude glrl could be seen espaliered atop .a tlDy English sport.acer. For why? She was posing for a n o t e d photographer ln a second story win· dow and -as in all the bad jokes - be asked her to "step back a llttle.t' Vroooom , out the window and onto hU Sprlt.. Damage to the Sprlt.: $200. To the sprite: minor. ll'llAT DO Gov. Re11111 ancl Ntw Lofting Jerry Rubin have In com- mon? Well, both were "very pleued'' to receive 22 percent or the vote, Reagan Jn Ortgon, Rubin when he raa for Mayor of Berkeley. ---.. --..... --.. ·-,. One slight difference being that Rubin's platfonn was for legalized pot, support of Black Power am op- position to the war in Vletoim. THANKS TO Rowan & . Martin, you can't even watch old Nazi movies without cracklq up . Something called "Hotel Jlerlin," ttarring Raymond l.fa1sey hlt the local late-Jater,recenUy, and mighty grlppillg, too. Hert this traitorous General is Instructed to klll liimself or be killed, and be chooses IUlclde, with one request: "l would rprefer to dle ln my own CjStle." At which the Hlmmler·like Nui look 1 str-a.ight at the camera and 11y1 "VerITIT)' interesting " We all fell out of bed. SAN FRANCISCO scored weU In the Oblt1 -the New Yott off. Broadway thutrlctl award.a t.bat correspond to the ori-Broad•a,y Touyt. Among the w I n n e r s : Mlchff:l McClu:re't ''The Board.'' and the S.F. Mime Troupe, w!Ucll seems to mike most of lta: local ap- pearances ln court. law and order could .not be established insta"nUy, where people had to take the law Into thelr own hands. "Therefore, we bad vigllantea and later on we got the Ku Klux Klan, the Industrial Workers of the World, and othef such groups whose · behavior included a goodly amount of violence. But ·I don't think that explains what ls happenlng now. The violence of the frontier beloo~· to that sltuaUon. So dld the violence .that involved organiz- ed labor. A lot of the violence now comes out of ~ll-to-do horrtes. It is not the downtrodden Negro adult, primarily, who is riotinf -it is the younger Neigro who has a better chance in !He than his elder$ dreamed of. And the white youngsters wbo riot on the campu1 are deffnitely o.verprlvileged, not underprivileged. Q,~hat bat been the role of the :war ln-Vl&tnman ln the spread of unrest a"nd vtolipce In America? A Obviously it has had something to do with. it, be<:.ause many Americans feel that somethhag isn't being handled well there. The polls show that.. But these Americans include a lot of people like myself who feel that the United States, as a grP..at power wag- ing war on a small power, was morally obligated to go in with everything we had to clean up the war in a short time. The more you prolong a war by fiddling around, the more violence is perpetrated and the walse everything b~omes. Th.is Us what hap- pened, and a moral cause degenerated into an immoral kind or war. Q Is the impact of violence depicted f).D televt1ioa contributing to its spread? A ' I'm bothered by television's in- stant reporting of the news. Look· at the television ~yal of the Vietnam struggle, which plays up combat scenes and civillans getting killed. You see the violence of war, yes. But do you really know what ls going oo? The answer ls, "No." Thia inurulnion. in what is lm· mediate and sensational -in Vietnam or ln city rioting -may wrap you up in the feellng of the occurrence, but it destroys entirely your understanding of what 11 happening. Q Do people really know what ii right or wrong any more? A It is certainly true that moral con· fusion ii growing. The polite names for this in ethical theory are "relativlsl\1:'' .or "contextualism" or "situ~~ ethics" that various think.er• -some of them respected theologians -.are touting. The wide sale of their boob proves that a lot of people are grabbing &t any justifica· tion they can find for the chaos in which they live: Of course, they give this chaos a polite (lame. They call it liberty, which leaves it to anyone to make his own rules and decisions as to moral con- duct. I try to remind myself that these symptoms belong largely to a certain portion of the Intelligentsia. It is pret· ty clear, from the polls and election results, that the great majority of Americans retain a wholes0me con· servatism ln ethics. For instance, movies are getting pretty rotten, but what motion picture in recent times bas drawn the most people? Julie Andrews, in "The Sound of Music.'' It has grossed 66 million dollars. My sophisticated friends speak of It as 1'lnsipid" and "sexless," which it Is, compared with almost any other movie. But I've seen it twice, and I'll put mysell with the majority of people who want this kind of movie. Q Art ae:xual attitude. looseotng? A Well , here is something that in- terests me : Recent studies of sexual behavior of undergraduates at Stanford and the University of California in Berkeley - and al&o some studies at Indiana University -found, astonishingly, that college students seem to be get· ting more conservative. At Berkeley and Stanford, It was found that in the senior year 75 percent of the women said ttiey were still virgin. and at least 50 percent of the mei;i said so ... Q Doe1 the 1pttad or violence and moral eo11ha1lon In America today point to a JdDd of prevailing slcbe11 In our 1odety? A Yes, though I wouldn't describe it as a terminal lllness. . Q W.at 11-iieeded to restore health to the nation? A First, the great majority in the country should assert its beliefs more than lt has. During the past five or si.x years, w,e have had the most ex.- traord.tnary spectacle of a small minority klcklng the big majority around. Now I think people are getting ready to speak up and say what they really care about; •nd I think this is true of Negroes a,, well u whit.es. Another thing Is that "liberals" have got , to wake up and become more rea11$Uc In dealing with the tough guy1 when they show up in a church or on .a college campus -handle them more briskly and resolutely. Then there must be change ln the Amuican h o m e lo etnd thll lOllg, Spockh111 period _ of ultrapennJJslv<. ness. We must bring up our otlsprlng with some stnse ol the moral Imper•· u... that they Will confront In W., and with the seRH that a tt:al aulbor- lt,y do<s •wtln the world. THE ONLY-SLIGHTLY-SICK WORLD OF "'ic.k. .. "CH lily C .. I nl UI rill?'' \ -~· "Lovely ••i Hico tllil. How comt IOI rt Ill Hlllllll rioting!" "Sony I'• lato, ih1r. na .. •• 1111 ....... •llJ lo." He Found Fame-~ As No. 1 Drunk By JIMMY BANKS North American New1paper Alliance AUSTIN, Tex. -Leroy Powell, a 67-year-old Negro porter, ls about to make judicial history and have. his name emblazoned on the natioo's lawbooks-as indelibly as that ol Dred Scott-by the U.S. Supreme Court. But like the fellow who was asked if he had anything to say before be was sentenced, Powell had "just as soon not bear any more about it." The small, amiable man has less power to prevent his date with destiny, bow~ ever, than he has had to quit drinking during the last 40 years. And that is practically none at all. POWELL ESTIMATES that he has been arrested. for being drunk in a public place at least 100 times. An arrest for that offense, on Dec. 19, 1966, resulted in a conviction and S50 fine which his attorneys contended violated. his coMtitutional rights. They have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to rule that punishing chronic alcoholics far drunkennegs is uncon· stitutional. Powell's attorneys argue that an alcoholic who has lost his power to control his drinking cannot be COD· victed of public drunkenness, on grounds that this violates the Eighth Amendment's prohibition again s t "cruel and unusual punishment." Such a ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court would have a far-ranging effect on law enforcement, although Pow- ell's attorneys contend that it would merely reqUire persons arrested for- public drunkenness to be hospitalized rather than jailed. TO POWELL, the who\e thing seems some\l/hat confusing. At least until a few weeks ago, hls We rollowed· a conslst.?nt pattern: getting drunk, awakening ln a jail cell, paying a fine or "laying it out" in jail, and then gaining the freedom to start the , process all over again. Paying a fine leaves him short of money for food and wine, he once explained, and this causes him to wo"y, which prompts him to drink, which prompts him to get arrested and draw another fine. His Austin attorneys, Don L. Davis and Tom H. Davis (law partners, but not related), note that Powell has never cal19ed any trouble during his drunken sprees except to hlmseU and his family, a wUe and daughter. In his trial, _tesUmony showed that he usually was arrested for being "observed ln a very drunken cond.J. Uon." Supporting testimony ge.nera.Ily included such phrasea as "1ubject smelled strongly of aJooholic bever· ages, staggered wheri walking, speech lncobttt!nl" Powell admitted these thin&• from the witne.ss stand, addlng that he gen. er.ally ""goes to sleep" when he gets drunk. THE MORNING of the trial whlcti prompted the Su)ll'Omo Colrt aJ>(>HI, he t«un.d, be had cae drlnl< iboul 8 a .m. but atopped aftft' that because he had U> appear In court. His 1ttor- cey1 later brought out the fact., how· tYet, that he had one drink that mom- Ing only be<auot he had no mooty for more. Dr. David Wade, a prycbiatrist who servtd as the main wttMn for I.he d e f en 1 e, 1ummed up Powell's altuatloo: "Thi> mil! hu a blllary of Petalw drlnldllg ''doting back "' his tarly yeara. In the early years, he con· sumed all forms of alcohol but in lat.r years has <O!lflned hlmsell almost wholly to the consumption of wine and beer. He does not drink: what he terms now as hard." liquor. "He rarely passes a week without goblg oa. an alcoholic binge. His con· sumption of "alcohol is limited. only by his finances, and when be ls broke, he makes an effort to secure alcohol by getting his frieocls U> buy alcohol for bim. "DE HAS A patt.rn that Is fairly typical of most alcoholics. He goes out and buys a bottle of wine with the expressed Idea in m~ that this is all he is "oing to drink and he is going to be uP and ready to go th4t next day. But it be Ver proves so. By the time he has bought as much ~ cent-a-bottle wine as he can afford, be is usually passed out in some joint or out on the sidewalk. "During the entire time that he has been drinking in such a manner, he has never engaged in any activity that is destructive to society or to anyone except himself. There have been no crimes of violence, no aim· inal acts, acconling to the history that be gave me, other than his being in the public. drunk ... " It was Powell's tnendly nature, .as a matter Of fact, whlch probably wu primarily responsible for his uninten· ti on al plunge into hi.story. Tom Davis n!presented him in a 1955 Workmen's Compensation case, alter Powell suf· fered a back injury while working as a laboftr for the City of Austin. POWELL A VERA GED $12 a week shining shoes in the tavern, and in .1966 alone, spent more than 20 per· oent of his total income on fines for public drunkenness, Davis noted. But he said Powell recently took a job as a porter ln a local hospital and apparently has straightened up -at least for the time belng. "1 think he's gotten out of that old environment and he's doing a good job of self-therapy," Davis declared. "He always bas been prompt and cooper· ative and demonstrated, really, a rather responsible nature. He's a splendid human being, with no anti· social characteristics-the kind of per· son you like to have as a client." Powell does not realize ·the fuJI sig· nlflcance, Davis said, of the decision due to De handed down almost any Monday by the U.S. Supreme Court. "But then," he added, "more than half the lawyers in this country doo't ~e tt. either." Salurday, June 15, 1968 !'be Comment !'ago or the Dally Pilot seeb U> Inform and sUmu11te readers by presenting a variety of com- mentary on toplca of inter· est and ll~illcance from lnforml!!l observers a n d spokesmen. llol>ort N. 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'69 TOTAL MONTH 'YMT. -. 4 DAY TRUCK & CAMPER SHOW 4 .DAY aRAND NIW '61 l/o-TON PICKUP --· -~~·· • 128" WHEEL BASE"'Sweptline •All Gauges • 3 Speed Synchro Trans. • Heavy Duty Tires • Cigar lighter • Heavy Duty Springs & Axle. IMMEDIATE DlllYEl:Y. Ask for Stock No. 789. ·~J1+a ~ZJ l T~D l'ymll. l11ehtd1 111 & lie. l fln•r.ct dll1g11 on '8 ...0.. on •PPl'O'l•d crtdlt. USED CAR SUPERMARKET-ALL WITH PROTECTION!! . VOLUME! VOLUME! VOLUME! All PAYM.EHTS OM USED CAlS IMCLUOf TAX l l!CEMSE fElS AHO AU flttt.NCf CHAIGE5 ON 36 MOS. OM APPlOVlD CliOIT '67 CHIVROLIT IMPALA 2-door Herdtop. _327 eng. R&H, P'steer., 1uto., wsw, cerpets, vinyl inter. (THL730). '67~-::.: PYMT. '67TOTAL MTHLY, PYMT. '1966 TOTAL PRICE +TAX&UC. ILU! IOOIC ,.ICl $2675 166 FORD Frln. 500 GTA 2-dr. Hardtop. 390 eng., P'sle1r., brks., R&H, 11uto trans. Fact. eir cond. Buckets, console. Wall to wall c.trpets. (SLV492). '60 TOTAL '60 TOTAL DOWN MTHlY. • PYMT. PYMT. •17 66 !~~~~~ICE ILUI IOOIC Pl.tel $2360 165 DODGE CUSTOM 880 9 piss., station wagon. Radio, heater, automatic, P'steer., P'br1kes, Luggage rack, wsw, wheel disc, wall tfl well carpeting. (RIUl.50). •57TOTAJ. •57TOTAL DOWN MTHLY. PYMT. PYMT. '1666!~~~~1CE ILUI IOOIC ,.ICI $2315 '66 PONTIAC TIMPllT (ustom, popul1r 2·dr. H1rdtop w1eutom1tic tlans. Radio, heater, etc. (SliN379). .36 TOTAL '36 TOTAL DOWN MTHLT. PYMT. PYMT. '1 o.,&. ,jjl}OTAL PRICE uv+T.IOl•UC. llUI IOOIC PllCI f1700 '65 MUSTANG HARDTOP V.S, Mello, ht1!1r, auto. tr1ns., 'WSW, Cl'l)els, buck1t fflts. (0TJ286). •33.~::.i PYMT. '33TOTAL MTHlY. PYMT. •, '65 DODGI CORONn Automatic, power stHring, V-8, r1dio •nd hffttr. (TGB608). • •33~~ PYMT. •33TOTAL MTHLY. PYMT. '966. TOTAL PRICE -' l+TAXl UC. ILUI IOOIC Pl.ICI $1455 '64 CHIVROLIT IMPALA II 2 door hardtop. R1dio, heater, euto., power stHr· ing & br1ke5, 327 eng., bucket seats, Wfii tires. (JZV154). ' •33 TOTAL •33 TOTAL DOWN MTHLY. PYMT. PYMT. 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PYMT. f 766TOTAL PRICE .+TAX • llC. 1LU11001C PllCI $1120 '61 CNIVROLIT BllCAYNI Biicayne 2 door. full fectory equipptd. (NGf396). 6old Ster. · .26TOTAL '26TOTAL DOWN MTHlY. PYMT~ PYMT. '7 66i~~~:1c1 ILUI IOOIC PllCI ff75 '63 COMO WAGON Custom '-<Ir, Auto. Irani., R&H, Vinyl Trim Jnt1r (PWF438). •19 TOTAL '19 TOTAL DOWN MTHLY. PYMT. PYMT. .566. TOTAL PRICE , /+JAX I UCIUI llUI IOOIC Pl:ICI flfl • 163 DODGE 440 STA. WAG. f p11ss. Redlo, heater, eutometie, wsw, whttl covers. Pwr. steer., v.a, (11M332). •23 TOTAL •23.TOTAL DOWN MTHLY, PYMT; PYMT, '666'!~~~:1CE 11.UI IOOK NJCI $120S '63 DODGI DART Fulty fae'fory equipped. White •id11W1lls. (0KKS3B). '19= PYMT. •19TOTAL MTMLY. l'YMT. '566TOTALPRICE • ,l.f-" TAX l llC. IWI IOOIC Pl.Kl $111 VOLKSWAGEN CENTER - USED LOW.MILEAGE '68s & '67s THRU '61. MANY TO €HOOSE FROM '66 v.w. '64 v.w. Sqv1r1beck '"•peed EPBC741). +speed, Bucket se1t1. (Ser. '74). 550 550 1 12"~~~ 529 529 $i'8-AJ.6!t..6~ fOfAL toW11 TtTAl MOln'lt. 1466 TOT.ll 10W11 TOTAL MOWt1o PAYMIN1 PAYMlllT rf YAX l l1C. PAYMlllT PATMIMT rfi TAX I ttC. 1960 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DOOR llADIO. MEA TER, WSW IGHX1C11) !tlw M'lllllHT • - -•• ---· ............ ··-· • ~--.... a:. -• -,. -·-. ,. .. ,..__.4 _.__.,, Jo. • .i.8 .A. ... a..A .. •·1+•·•··'c 8 '* •t.4 A«A lsM 4 ·4 ·••·• L 4,t. .Y,>4 I A•A ·+.•· t A ~•• f 1 '4 4 I.§ e \ . . l -. • ..... v...,. -.-U.lM -... boJl llld lirll ad welcome bact f o r uotber Yllff. ln Ubcle Len'• Corner for a Saturda7 moni1111. WeD, tllo mailbox I 1 o•• rlowial apln. and a lot ol It II due to the fourth ~ at Newbope School m Santa Ana who MDd a whole fJoct of entries to the comer this weet. CONGllA'rolA'ftONI to oae of them, Donnie Overmyer, for coming up with tile bell joke ol tile week in Carol'• Comer. And tlwW to the real of tile f clut: and their teacher, Mn. Barbara Flynn, for ~~ 1tndi.og 1n an the enb1e1. '"' Our art contest brought an ospeclolly good response Ul1I week and it WU really difficult to select a winner. Special mention llhould ro to the runner-up, tJsa Lindahl of Balboa IJland, for her dra-g ol a Hawaiian,----------------------------~ vacation. We'n starting to get some pictures in that · are drawn the wrong me qain. Don't for1et, boys and girls, to check tile ruleJ about tile dimtn1lonl of the drawing before ,.ou send Jt in. R 0 NORABLE mention winners in ttdJ week'• art contest are: ~- Stuart Baldino, 12, Hun- * PRIZE: WINNER * nus week's contest winner is Allison Komam.icld., 8, 4320 E. Cout Highway, Corona de! Mar Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contest. Here's all you do: (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 51-i incb'" wide and 4 inches deep. Use black ink and mate lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace picture. It mut be your own work. (S) Put your name, age and address on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Boz 1500, DAILY · Pll.oT, Costa Mesa. Winner will reeeive Kennedy half dollar. tin(ton Beach; Vane 1Ia1...-----------------------------'I Halloran, I, Colt.a Meaa; Dale Bee, 7, Weatmfm:ter; Ann Isbibara, 8, Costa Meaa; Sunn Bender, Hun- tinston Beach: Ken Wilson. 10, Fountain Vallly; Sally Wlllon, 8, Fountain V~ey, and Kimberly Moe, lull 311 yean old, hm fnitne. MY SHADOW /) Mr shadow follows me -----Laro/; around And when it is dark it is never there. BUSY SPRING Sprln( 11 tile time of the He llvea Giiiy in tile llgb~ And when it is time to go ID echool lie lllya in bed and 1leep1 Llltt a lazy do(. year When born b: a baby deer, All the baby anlmall ling Because It's a b a i y In the morning be la taller than me, animal aJ>riD1 But tn tbt afternoon be'a the same bei&bt as me. MM!-. ICa', -,__. _.., ._,, ..... a. II I Ill ...... 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"0 JffU I ! fl Mnl'991 :JeMtuy -I_ ................. Alaskan: OUr state ia a lot bigger than youra. Te:1an: It won't be when it melta. Dear Carol: Put three ducks in a bo:1 and what do you have? 't.1•>t'•nb fO xoq 'fl :.1tM1uy -MMIY ........ W,. W.tlllhtttw Dear Carol: Why does an elephant eat peanut&? -·sn.1.MI •1q• -f'lllA '°' IJ~JM •'If eAH 0,1 :JeMIU'f -·-U-.U.1. '' ,_..,. Ye..., Andy ...... • con.Ith, 2t YOluftll wt of IM W"'111 hlll lllCJ'C..,.I• to LI!* ICtflllllll, ... It. ti fpoll.1ne, "·~---11(1111: What e:a:acily 11 a ghetto? U you listen to ttie news repolil, y<>u mit!bt think 91at a ghetto is some ex· ~ invention of at all. 'lbe first ghettos began almOlt 2,000 years ago. However, they were not at all llke the ones we hear about ln our modern news . ,...,..u . The gbettu is a thread of human history that takes us W&y back to Blblfi days. In thoft doya;11lt Ho!J !And of Palestine was populated by people of the Jewish or Hebrew religion. Palestine was the }and ol the Jews un· Ill the y-70 A. D. Then they were conquered by the invading armlet of Rome. Altes' their defeat, ttle Jews went seeking new homes for ihMMelYt11 in the varioua cities Of Europe. There the exiles found people wbo apolc< hqu.,.. of lb<U own. 'Iba Jews and tilt cityfolll: WW. ltran,een who could not wd&•-eacb -· It was nanl tor tbe ti· ited. Jews in a new cit)' to stay clooe toco41>«, In Vien· ne and F'Wil, Rome Ind Mod<id lh01 tm!td ID oc- capy only -·-· """ for a loDc -tlle7 -· lhy of mlldns with ... -of the dlyfclt. 'l'beJ formed a city wltllln a city. The ltallano calod U.- JewWl communities "ghet· tc..11 For more than two CC!dUritei.. tile Je'flrisb eJ:iles ' • MOON MUUINS TUMBLEWEEDS MISS l'EACH Fu'I'uRE" TEAC!1EllS '* A~1CA M ... 1" llellE' DElllE DEERE !T\.Ll'E Gltl<ATTO llE A TE.ACHE!<! IT'S GOT P!<ESTIGE! '" lME COHST'RUCTioN GtrfS HAD 10 MAKE A OfAOllNEL.50 'THEY W!R'E "7'vtNG- CWfRT1#!. FOR UH4 6KILLEP LASO't ••• TMAT ~ !'<E! I'P l('HoO( OFF AT MIOUT MIDNIGHT ••• __ AffOC'Oll.N"SI.. LUCklLY 1 DION1T ttAV£ FAA. T'O 60 BEFORE CClHOH6 OUT, lHAT IMPQ!ING &PACI!.~ ltif:RE IS WHEltf: I !'ICISTW BElwEfH OIARLfY HCR5'S! ly Gus Anlola i•ve ~" '11115 ~'M1'~~ ~l!T NJO 1""5 "" '!lie 'lll/JDOYIS/ ly Ferd Johnson I Bl"OU<;f/T MIM Al.ON<i To SMOW YOIJ WMEFtf; IT MURTS, DOCTOR. I CAN'T TURN iO PolNT. ly Tom K. Ryan HMMM .•• UH-HUH ... HMMM ... ER ... I •• 'M'.JNDER IF '10!J ••• NO, I WILL NOT LIE DOWNl! AND IT PAYS WELL! AREN'T YOU E~c.rreo Aeo<!T ~ElNC> A 'TEACME'2.1 MAP.llA~ ly Men I'VE CAAN~ MY MlrtD ... -I'WI G01NC. "foOC A 1'SYCH1A1RIST7 .. Frank 1on. AN OU> ~y ~ HEtio, DOClOR twi-t 'At. MEVER. lt'IO BUSY l)OCJOR C!i\HIUltV,CM lMIS 5 DE881il 1 NEEi> ~ ONE OF H.V HElP US I'IA A F.\\Clllt,, FXlnl! F.t.~ PEOPLE! QJRE1 I MOT lOO !iJSY! 'fri'HAT CAN I DO DEAR? ~------------------.... ----.-................. -----------------------· -· .... -----· -...... ---.--.... -........ .-..... ---. --· ---------- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOil SALi H.OUSIS FOil' SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE S.LlltdiJ, Jun. 15, -1%8 DAILY PILOT • 2J1 HO~SIS FOil SALE -HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES Fl)R SALE __ _ 1000General lllGO Gonara\ 1000 Ge(lorol 1000 General 1000 Gonaral IOOOG .... rol 1000 3 BEDRM • FAMILY RM • POOL • $20,000 With a little paint & cleaning you bave a p<> tenUal "Show Place." Entry hall. Wood burning fueplece. Heoled & filtered pool - bath house. Covered patio. 540.1720 4 BEDRM • RUMPUS ROOM • MESA VERDE • $24,000 Huge separate room -could be Motbet'·in· Jaw apt. or pony room. Dlnlng room. Faml- ly room. Covered patio. Paneled. Fireplace. Prestige location. 640.1720. GOLF COURSE VIEW· $26,950! 4 bedrooms, 2 bau/s. Electric built-Ins. Fire. place. Velvet green goll courae view! Dr ... tically reduced • far below replacement! 54().1720. ARISTOCRAT · BACK f AY HOME 4 bedrooms, formal dining room, 3 baths. Electric built·in kitchen. Shag carpeting, custom drapes. Majestic shade trees • very inspiring area! Complete privacy! $62,500. . 540.1720 TARBELL 540-lnO ~955 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa FIVE BEDROOMS Or 4 encl a den. Gncefully landscaped two 1tory home with custom paneling, family room, custom carpeting, terrazzo entry and a large pool Walking dlstance to sch<>ola. $39,950 Rxer Upper . It needs some work, but where can you find a view of the boau In th• bay and a mUllon Ugbu tor $48,000. A large custom home with formal dining room, s l!J>&cloua bedrooms, a large pool and located on a spacious lot. View ot the city Hghu and ocean from this immac. ulate 4 bedroom, dining room home. Add to this a shake roof and oversized garage, and lt's yours for $41,500 ESTATE SALE An impressive Baycrest home located on a lovely tree-lined street. 3 large bedrooms, family room, 21h baths and shows like new. Recently listed tor '46,950 Exciting And spacious custom randl hOme with shake roof, 3 oversized bedrooms, 21h baths, family room·and two magnificent fireplaces. All this and more for $37,500. DELUXEI 8 •.• u t t tu I Penlnlula pt, home. • Biii, den, 2 - pla.ctt, dinlft& room, brffk.. tast nook, blt·tn RIO, blt·tn vacwm syatmi., inter-com. ~ by -. m.ooo. PENINSULA PT. A m 0 • t channina s BR homt. Diatlnc:tlYt llvlnc rm. Fami11 rm. witb fireplace, Electric blt·W tn kitchen. Luxe IWldeclt of1 muter bedroom. YOU will apprec. late the many nice featuru 1'6,000. A TTllACTIVE Just steps to Ocean A Bay, Spacloul 3 BR borne. Dln- inl nn., combined Kttchen and famlty nn. Real Sharp! 14.'5,000. OCEAN FRONT Juat what YoU have btei Jooklns tor! Darling 2 BR home with frp1. 2 patioa, ~ Ft. beach tronL Exclusive, quiet! $60,000. BEACH HOUSE ao&e to Bay and Ocean. Quiet street. 2 BR. Frpl., tumish~ Just $5,<XXI dwn. 134,000. ..... DUPLEX LOT • =OF BACK BAY 2,300 sq. ft . CAPE ron, 4 b!drooms, 3 Baths. Built in Kitchen. Big Family Room + Dining Room. Reduced to $42,500. i:>.omer moved. Wants to sell NOW! REAL BARGAIN! ···•SPRING Thinking of building? One of • ..,. the '"' vaoont "'" l<tt on Harbor View Hills ••"" ... •REALTY ""' •"""'1ll•' Call """'' Corona del M•r • •itYtlllMI'" m .ooo. Lusk • built bomet1 locate# 1801 Westcllft Drive. Newport Beach Balbol Real Estate Co. - CX>SI'A MESA OFFICE 2629 Harllor Blvd. 545-9491 Open ti.II 9 PM •-th Soutbl--"1 m..i de-,, Jo.ephlne Webb, Realtor "' e anu ~'PROBATE . 700 E Balboa Blvd Balbot : •• ""i!'Ju.""' i:%'; 3 bUgo Bdnn" 2 baU.., land BEACH DUPLEXES . 6734l<o .. Campus just moment• ~k ~~~ ~ $28,900 to $51,500 away. Sensibly priced from · 0 ' ' OPEN SUN 2-4) 134.900 b> 148.900 000· HOME 6424000 • BEACH HOME 406 Tu1tln Avo. rnrec!-~KM~!!~ Blvd. 'IUSTIN AVE. Vacant 3 BR S BR, 2 be.tbs, large living Nawport Heights from Pacific Coast Hwy. or dining area + lge fam rm rm, tireplact, dbl range, B"t Buy-View Home 1% ba h ood n t.s $23,900. 3 BR, 2 bath, hdwd floors, Newport Fwy. Turn on San t s, w 00"· crp George Wllllamson_. Rltr. dbl ....... , spad""' .y-~ --" Joaquin Hills Rd., then drapes, pool, covered/patio 0 •-IU1,l ..... follow stgns to model area. exc cond. ·All for ~.500 673435() PEN EVES. covered patio, $25,$0. MIZZEIL, REALTY 548-2208 ------ , 2·Slory Beach Homo 2 BR + Guest Apt. Spacious patio, Jt.2 uiae double garage Reduced to sell -$33,!nl 129 • 42nd St. Ocems.lde cor. Balbo1 Blvd. PENINSULA SHORES New-Ba.lboa Oceanfront Community THREE NEW 4 & 5 Bedroom two -story single family Homes and three Duplexes with a Deluxe owner's 3 Bedroom & Den Home upstairs, and a 8 Bedroom 2 Bath Rental down. Now ready for occupancy. Ocean and/or Bay Views, Family rooms, Wet Bars, radiant heat, insulated, carpeted, wall· ed, landscaped, sell-cleaning ovens. Formica kitchen cabinets, Powder ·rooms, Etc. Etc. Come see for yourseli: GOLD MEDALLION HOMES OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 "F" Street and Balboa Blvd. on secluded Balboa Peninsula Priced from $79,600 lo $109,600 For f urther Information call: COLDWELL, BANKER & CO . 'J 2200 E. C9AST HIGHWAY NEWPORT BEACH Kl 9·3351 Cameo Shores 4639 Fairfield 675-2000 OPEN HOUSE SAT. & SUN. 1-5 Beautiful View Home. Large Pool, 4 Bedrooms, 3 Baths Owner Moyjng-= $90 000 _ Wm. Winton, Realtor 229 Marine, Balbo.. Island 675-3331 Op9n 'til 9 Evary Night OPEN HOUSES THIS WEEKEND 3355 Vii Lido, 67S.2723 [!!!ii: Eves: 646-7974 ·-··=- ~LEGE REALTY .. .., ttllt ~Y lllrectef'y wttlt ,., thh w..t."411 • 1•• t• IM11•-lrll11tlitt. All th tec.tt.111 "p.4 fflew _.. 4"crlM4 Iii ....... ffhall ~y M _.,...itt _,...._. II t.4tiy'1 DAILY PiLOT WANT ADS. Pllff9111 1111ewlJtt .,_ ~ fet' •59 et' t9 Nttt ere 1rp4 .. lid -· laf.,Mrie11 111 tlth cell!M eecll frW9y. FOR THE FUN SET Secoods away from golf, ten- nis, and sailing in beautiful Irvine Terrace. 2 BR, 2 baths, lovely patio. Asking 134,500. OPEN HOUSES MA TI LA BORDE, Realtor Government Resales 5V,%-$167 MO. INC. TAXES I. INS, Three bdrms, 2 baths, DINING ARE A, breakfast bar, space nving Built·in gas kitchen and separate senice porch. Newly painted thru out, oarpeu & drapes. ONLY $23,500. 514% -$20,400 LOAN -$1 65 MO. P.l.T.I. FOUR BEDROOM EASTSIDE six year new home. Extra closets and wardrobe space. Dining room with sliding glass doors to patio and enclosed fenced yard. Built-in kitchen with breakfast bar. Large 165 foot corner lot, with room for boat and trailer. FULL PRICE ON LY $25,950 I CALL US NOW before it is too late!! DOWNTOWN DUPLEX PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP PROPERTY. Large breezeway, patio, wash-room, and double ga· rage off alley. Nice yard with fruit trees. Walk to shopping, public transportation, church and llleater. A MUST SEE AT $29,500. CONDOMINIUM .LIVING AT ITS CHEAPEST. Only $20 ,750 for a neatly decoNted three bedroom, Dining room, two bath unit. Large double garage, spacious gr_een belt a-rea at fTont door. Adults only 1above 18) in this exclusive development. Pay. ments include taxes and insurance. TERMS AVAILABLE. WORKSHOP AT HOME EASTSIDE COSTA MESA, two bedroom home, wllh formal dinin~ ~oom, bright kitch- en with loads of natural f1rush cabinets. Large. living room, cozy fireplace, hardwood floors, stucco and pl3ster construction. Oversized two car garage plus guest bedroom. 16'x28' building at the rear of the lot foc hobby shop or workshop. PRICED UNBELIEVINGLY LOW AT ONLY $23,SOU! LIVE -MODERN . CALIFORNIA CONTEMPORARY. A truly modern, low, rambling rack-roofed home. Ar· tistically designed planters with lush tropical plantings. Pool-size yard--completely fenced. Sparkling built-in kitchen breakfast bar and spacious family room. Double fireplace, 3 large bedrooms and 2 baths. Carpets and drapes are included in low-low price of only $27,500. F.H.A. OR CONVENTIONAL TERMS AVAILABLE. HOUSES FOR SALE (2 Bedroom) (3 Br. & G uest House) 3110 Clay Street, Newport Heighu THIS WEEKEND "!!11!~!11!111!!!11!!!~ DOVER SHORES 3280 Michig 1n Ave., CM r' 646-0555 292 1 Fourth Ave., Corona del Mar 673-8550 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3401 Finley, Newport Beach 676-4630 Eves. (Sat & Sun 1-5) (2 Br. Fa.;.1y or Oe n) 2910 Cliff Drive, Cliflhaven 673-9200 Eves: 548-4810 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 4521 Tremont Lane, Cameo Shores 673-9200 Eves: 548-6629 (Sat 1-5) (2 Br. end Guest House) 121 E. Bay Ave., Balboa 673-9200 Eves: 548·8966 (Sun & (3 Badrooms) 20321 On:hid, Santa Ana Heighu Daily 1·5) 675-1642 (Sunday 10.5) *6102 Medford (Bolsa Park) Htg. Bch. 842-6633 (Sunday 1·5) 1104 Dolphin Terr., Irvine Terrace 642-3615 675-2503 (Sunday) 18881 Lister (nr Garfield & Be.ch) Htg. B. 847-1266 Eves: 842-5844 (Open Sunday) 1615 Bayadere Terrace, Irvine Terrace (714) 642-8235 (Sat & Sun) 219 Larkspur Ave., Corona del Mar 675-0751 (Sat & Sun) 406 Tustin Ave., Newport Heights 675-2723 646-7974 (Eves.) Open SUn . 2-6 316 Narcissus, Corona del Mar 673·6636 (Sat & Sun 12-6) (3 Br. & Family or Den) *1000 Nottingham Rd., Westcliff, N.B. 642-0344 (Sat 1-5) *810 Towne Street, Costa Mesa · 646-3255 (Sun 1-5) 1927 Leeward Lane, Baycre.st 646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1130 Somerset, Westcliff, Npt. Bcl1. (S at 1·5) 311 Hanover (College Park), CM 546-4141 (Open Sat 1·5) 386 Vista Baya, Newport 675-2000 (Sat 1-5) 4715 Dorchester, Cameo Highlands 642-6472 (Sat only) 2421 Tustin Ave. (Back BaYJ Costa Mesa 546-1777 (Sat & SUn) 4500 Dorcllester, Corona de! Mar 675-3412 (Open Sat & Sun 1-5) 439 Cambridge Circle, Costa Mesa 646-6545 (Sat & Sun 12~ 302 Walnut Street, Costa Mesa (Easuldel 545-7602, 646-1981 (Sat & Sun 10.7) 1601 Tradewinda Ln. (Baycrest) Npt. Bch. 642-5200 (Sat & sun 12-5) 2837 Tabago Place (M ... V«de) CM 540.1720 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2938 &ya! Palm (Mesa Verde) CM 646-5580 (Sunl-5) 9322 La Jolla Circle, Hnlf. Bdl. 962-4585 (Sat & Sun) 4315 C<irtland Dr., Cameo ffithl•nda (714) 642-8235 (Sat &'Sun 1-5) 1eo6 Aoligua Wry, no..,. Shores (714) 1142-8235 (Sal & Sun) 1u cameo m~nds. CdM 67~ &Vet: 114M590 (Sun 1-5) **2709 China Coftl, eoror. de! Mar 675-3000 Eves: 548-8888 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *861 ~DI~, Ccota Meaa 648-7011 (Sun ICM) 2528 Carnegie, College Parlt, or 675-4830 E..., 1142-22153 (Sal & Sun 1-5) *4545 Tremon~ Cameo Shores, CdM (714) 675-3681 (Sat & Sun 1-5) (4 Bedrooms) *2134 Vista Laredo (The Bluffs) Npt. Bch. (Set & Sun 10.5) 1324 Galaxy Dr ., Dover Shores (714) 642-8235 (Open Daily) Ml Cove Costa Mesa 646-2301 , (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1133 Goldenrod, Harbor View Hills, CdM 674-3000 Eves: 873-8182 (Sun 1-5) *4639 Fairfield, Cameo Shores 675-3381 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 225 E. Wilson St., CM • 646-6610 (Open Sun) **333 Morningstar Lane, Dover Shores (714) 642-8235 (Open Daily) 14 Br. & Family or Oen) *395 Meadow Lane, Back Bay 646-3255 (Sat 1-5) 3287 Iowa, Mesa Verde, Costa Mesa 642-0 344 anytime. (Sun 1-5) 349 Terry (Hall of Fame), OM 546-4141 (Sunday 1-5) * 1924 Leeward, Bay crest (714) 642-8235 (Sat & Sun) 16012 Butler University Park 675-3000 Eves: 642-4788 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *810 Alderberen Circle, Dover Shores (714) 642-8235 (Open Daily) *1539 Santiago Dr. (Baycrest),Npt. Bch. 646-7755 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1706 Dover Dr. (nr Mariner Dr.) Np t. Bch. 646-7755 (Sun 1-5) 363 Vista Baya (W. Upp'"' Bay) Npt. Bch. 642-6603 (Sunday) 1314 Santiago Dr., (Dover Shores area) NB 642-3983 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1615 Warwick Ln. (Harbor Highlands) N.B. 642-0346 (Sat & Sun) 11464 Delthinium Ave., Fountain Valley 839-2178 (Sat & Sun afternoons) *430 E. 21st St., Newport Beach 548-5508 (Open Daily 1·5) 221 Larkspur, Corona de! Mar 76-4924 . (Sunday) *1723 TelTllpin Way (Baycrest), Npt. Bch. (off Shipway Lane) (Open Sun 12·5) 1861 New Jersey SL (Mesa Verde) CM 549-2804 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2954 Alpine Way, Laguna Beach 494-5997 (Sun 1-1) 17151 Granada; Huntingum Beach 548-8952 (Open Sun 12-5) (4 Br. ond Apt.) 219 Diamond, Balboa Island 675-5930 (Sat & Sun 1·5) (5 Bedroom) 221 Via Nice, Lldo Island 64&-3255 (Sun 1-S) (5 Br. & Famny or Den) 2018 Windward Lane (Baycrest), Npl Bch. 1142-5200 (Sunday 12-5) 210 Goldenrod, C<il'ona de! Mar (213) 872-2115 (Sot & SUn) 809 Evening Star Lane, Dover Shores ('114) 1142-8235 (Sat & Sun) (APARTMENTS FOlt SALE> I 1929 and 1981 Orange, Ccota M.•a 646-3255 (Sal & SUn l·'l OPEN SAT &: SUN 1 · 5 Early California ranch ... You could ''eat off the floor" 2247 Carnegie ~citing 2-atory on exdu-in this immaculate 4 BR in College Park, C.M. atve Cul de Sac with Back Mesa Verde Highlands. Has in this Spacious yard, or Bay View. 4 BR, and fam. excellent 5'4 % GI loan to party in the large separate rm., 2 trp\cs, garden patio lake over or maybe retin· Play rm, next to the over-with large H/F Pool and anced if necessary. ''One- atzed heated pool. 3 BR, c a b a n 1.. Owners have of-a-kind .. -be S\ll'e to see hdwd fioors thruout. All on moved -asking S74,900. it. corner lot -OWNER MUST OPEN DAILY SELL -arealvalueat$ll,· 810 Alderber•n Circle 956 Magellan Ave., CM WANTED !iOO. Hug, rumpus room -form~~ 3 BR: HOME tnOl.itl horn! in Mesa De Real Estate Sal!S People, Burr While, Reallor IRVINE TERRACE M8'. ' • lamlly room • NORTH EAST CM WHY NOT GEI' ON THE Presenting the most beauti-newly redecorated through· Hardwood fioors, large yard BAND WAGON'!' 2901 Newport Blvd. ful View in the world . . . out. Immediate possession. lot with access to rear for Ovtr 25 Years in Newport Beach and 3 elegant homes. 2 Con-A't>out 2250 sq. tt. Offered boat or camper. VACANT. Orange COUllty 675-4630 Eves: 642-2253 temporaries with lovely pa. at 10% down. Immediate possession. e Full page advertisin&: ttos, and on! French Prov· College Realty 546-5880 $18,500 •Inter.office teletype inclal with Pool. These 3 1500 Adams at Harbor We ll1-McC1rdle Rltr1. • Training Prd&ram &: 4 Br homes unique in ev· (Near Cinema Theater) 1810 Newport Blvd., c .M. • ln1JUnU1ce ~:r.:••il .,, ,,....,,., irom I ==o=WN::=:ERS::=:::=:MO::=:Y;E;D= i!l"=~=""!!!!!!~!!!!!!E='="=-!!!!!!~.!:~~~~::....~·:: .. ::,";· ~:e"~.,;.:~~·~~""'"~~I OPEN HOUSE SAT&: SUN 1·5 3110 Cloy St. Newport Heights· By all means see this very attractive 3 BR home witb Guest Hoose &: covtred pa· tlo. Paved area to store &at or Camper. Only $27,· 900 -exc terms. CLIF PRIEST, Ro1llor Since 19S7 DOVER SHORES Contemporary Spanish Bay. front homt, 4 BR, 4 baths, dining rm enormou! kitchen, Pier &: Slip. Owner must aell, aaklng $167 ,500, Submit otters. OPEN DAILY 333 Morning Star Lent . 3034 E. Coast Hwy., CdM (71<) m.3581 DOVER SHORES 11;::;:::;:::;::;::;:::;:::;:::; [ Two txtra large View Jots In II · ---Dovtt Shores, Low lease· OPEN SUN 10 • 5 hold $24,500 & $26,IXKI. Country Uving 'Cohn macnab Yet cloet to everything, $22,750. 3 BR neat aa a ptn EAL TY COMPANY Inside le-out. Deluxe worll:· 181 DOVER OR. shop in aarage. t 4x20 cov· NEWPORT BEACH ered patio. Sprinklers ln (714) 642.8235 front &: rear -fenced. All ~~~~~~~~ thb + a largt-lot. - 20321 Orchid St. Sanl1. Ana Htlghtll Newport Beach . Rea lty 434 32nd St. 675-1642 Eastside Special cu.st.om home on corner krt, Ukt new. Vacant I ready for 'new O'Nl\er. $23,950 3 BR & l'OOL Eutsidt comer Jot Vacant. Submit ...... $31,500 PERRON REAL TY CO. 1Bth • Orange 642-lm EXECUllYE HOME 2 FAl>m..Y Home for the price of one. Unique large rambling ranch 1 t y l e , located in one of our best residential areas. 2 separate yards with lush landscaping. Made to ordtt for a large family plus aepa.rate living quart.tr• for In-laws or gue&ta. 2 llvlnk rooms, roe tamHy room, 2 kltdi.ens. 3 bathl, 5 btdrooms with 2 ~ate entrances, 2 bk>ckz to lhopplng centtr, Jr. O>Uep and the San Diego and Newport Freeways. Fmancial adv~I for tt'!1!e with in-18.W « llTe-in 1'1!:latiws. Priced to tell at $34,950. AM for Ginny, F.M. Ttrbell Co. 54G-1m or 54&.3804 .., ..,,_,,1a,. """'' "' .., COOL POOL Need just 1 buyer lor this len111c Mesa Verde home. 4 BR 3 bath, separate 18x23 family room, separate din· ing room, huge yard with large heated I filtered pool. Drive by 2837 Ellesmere & call to set Inside. Consider all oUt rs. Newport ,, Victoria Baycrest'I Be.st {Not leased land) e :UJ 8 WINDWARD LANE Stunning 5 BR, 31Ai be. Formal dining room. e 1801 TRADEWINDS LN . Gracious Colonial! Superb custom : buill! e IT.23 TERRAPIN WAY Smart 4 BR, dining room. Pool! $64,~. Ruth Pardoll, Realtor 1600 We1tcliff Dr. 642·5200 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1104 Dolphin Terr. Irvine Ter race Appealing Spanish clllllve &ycrest. Lwa.triom Where eta can you find • mut.r bedroopi mite wUb 3 BR house on a lar&t lot prdm A IOl.rbn. with swimming pool for $23,· O!stom Homie In desirabit S 1111., 2 batbo, lamlJ> 5001 Excollont o>a•lltloro. &vine T"""°" Cow1yanl ftlmD wUb ba.r, torma1 din-OwntT mo\ltne and wanta entry, beamed eei.llrws and q room •a hobby room. tut eacrow! 810 Towne Mink.en livinl rm . l. Bdrm, t 1 .. ...A-..-1 Stn!d.. Open Houst Sun. 1 /.1 bathJ, Just n!d!ACed to Beautllul 7 .............. ...,......, to 5. $5.1,900-pre:sent 6~% bn en fee land, S59,!i00. be cd 00! GLDIWOOD LANE Jean Smitfl, '"" c'HES'Hii!E OWNER )~ Realtor REAL =•ni Sal_le_W_..Qlod Jl40.32Sll 642-3615 61M503 N.t or pan time. Aura-G E. 11th St.. Ootrta Mna ""========11 -... ....,.....,, just .. ~ ~ C RAH AM FOR Sr.\LE or EXOIANGE It.EAL TY, 149 JUvenldt for <>ranee O!ty, or L.A. " home. l'albook arM. 1,,. w., MU' Polt omce, New. /VI I -·-•-2 pcd ee.:n.. ae w flft, rm • ......, "'" BRi each. 3 ran.a-. IOOll + S nn tum. or mi.tat. )Oc•Uon. s:n.soo. tttma. $17,950 Moen l irlllt ..... t...r Wallr>McCardla Rllrs. 3 UNITS Coldwell, Banker OFFERS: 386 Vista Baya, Newpart OPEN HOUSE SAT I . 5 Rural Living a't its Best -Tree studded yards, cloee to Shopping and Freeway from L. A. High beam ceilin gs -. 3 Bdnns + lrg furn rm. 2 fireplaces. Reduced I<> . . • .. • • • • • • • . . . • • . . . . • .. • • • $41,900 Mrs. Harvey Harbor Island Sp.acio_us 5 BR home. Den w/fireplace sep. md's qtrs. Irg. entry patio. Flagstone 1front terrace. Impressive landscaping. Pier & ~ R;.~i;l'o~ . " .... . $195,000 Estate · With Poal Estate sie (6/7 acre)' 4 br • 3 ba, Bermuda style custom bll w/sweepmg lawn t.o lge pool. Great lam home . . . . . . . . $79,500 Joe Clarkson Check These Features 4 bdrms, fam. rm., lg. liv. rm. w/fireplace, formal din. rm., elec kitchen, 20%40 H/F pool, exquisite landscaping, corner lot .............................. $89500 Miss Leidy /Mrs. Burns ' Harbor And Ocean View With myriad ligbu at nigh~ from this lov&- ly 3 br (one br built to divide Into 2 rooms tor 4th br). Anxious owner asks '43 500, lowest in this area. ' Walter Haase 5 3/• 0/o Financln9 Own your land. 3 brs, 2 baths. Exciting decor & Ilnt landscapln~. This FHA loon I• transferrable. Full price ..... $80,300 Mrs. Long OFFICE OPEN SATURDAYS COLDWIU, I .ANKER & CO. 2200 .. COAST HIGHWAY • N!WPORT I E.I.CH Kl 9'"51 S Br. lli be. -· Bo,, pool, pool, pctlo. 1$1,000, Bien. 1810 N-BlYd., C.M. , dab ~ Ownes-OK. lib: n4: 'nMW or 548-7Tl9 t:ws. ~ 'l!:::::;:·::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::!.f ~!Hl-llil7::.:::::.. ______ • 21.1:3116-e3300WNER 642-1485 • · (SUnday 1-5) *** ........ ..,,,... ··-·- • ----........ .__ --.._ ......... 4 ...... ._ .......... _ ····~·~·~·~·-~~~~-.__ ..... ._ ..__. ••• •· .. ---· ...... •· •••• a· a ... a· ......... ·•ta • ................ 0 ft .. 0 • ft ft ft • 0 ft ft =' ,+ .... • y-• 0-~ • • --· •• ~ ••• ~. • • • • •• ' J! OAll.Y PILOT Sa\"""1. -U. l9MI nl)U~li5 -FOll -5ALI H00SB FOil-SALi HOUSES FOR SALi--HOUSH FOR SAi.i HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOlt SALE HOUSES fOll SALi HOUS!S FOR SALi HOUSIS POR SALi! -•I 10000-ral 11100 -ral 1000-ral 100l -ral 11100 CO.ta -110CI Newport ... ch 1200 1e ~;ut;;;b~lu;ff;:;;~~~1~24~2;\~lh~l~boa~l=•l~anc!~:f~1~3~55~\ Barth fer your Yacht I• YOUR CHOICE IALBOA ISLAND OPEN' SAT A SUN 1-6 I/I OllAND PllEVIEW Just lilted -this dtllgbtful uecuUve home In out.ot&ndlng reoldentlal area. For the-grow• log C.mUy -4 bed!<>oms, 3 baths. Master bdrm bu an abundan<e-of .g!Qrage & lovely Roman bath. Spacious living room and funi- ly room, smartly decorated; top grade car· pets and custom drapet tltrQugbouL A com- pletely bit/In elec. kitchen. Excellent mb!- tecture -Garden maintained to perfection. Fo.. appL -Please Call E • t b e r Drmip. Price: $69,750 673·92()0 Eves: Sta.6629 HOME & APARTMENT Coron• del Mir !d"'1 way fur the young I<> &tart their Real Estate Investment plan or for the retired who need extra income.. Charming 2 bdrm home, spacloUs living room, fireplace ; well planned kitchen. The 2 bdrm apl Is separ- ated from the h<>me for privacy by a garden. Good area - a short distance from the Beach. Price only $41,000. Please call Esther Drenip. 673·9200 Eves: 548-6629 Bay & Beach Realty, Inc:. 2025 W. Balboa Blvd., N.B. 673.9200 ~--- OUR BEST * JUST LISTED. Assume $19,000 FHA loan with payments of $153 PITI. 3 BR + family, North Costa Mesa. Eves. 545-4941. * * ' Immaculate Eastside 3 BR +•family, new car;>ets & drapes, room ·fur boat & trailer. Eves. 5411-8169 * * *· Family exp&nding? Large 4 BR livable floor plan, electric built-ins, fireplace, shake roof. Owner leaving town -make offer. Eve. 545-5142 * * * * $11,950. 1 BR + bull~ins. 11-2 lot. Room to build. * BARGAINS * THE ~/C:AL EST ATER!_.; $!01 Flnlay, Npl Bell. fHhlon1bla Ea1lilluff Wdl pilnnod 4 BR, 2 Ba + al)'OUl'OWDltontdoor.Eu)I Bi tio\d beauti1'Ul 5 BR., 3 GREAT Executive Home One of the best In .Bey· crest. 4 spacious BRs, SY.I bl.lbs. Master has Rollllll tub. Formal dining room + family room. Sparkling pool surrounded by lnvlUng patio for outside ent.er- Wnlng. Owner moving East wants quick we. EGE accea to the Bl& Bay from .!U.. tio~lod poo~ hist> lash-l BR Al>t. • ,.... old Red11eed $4000 ~7171 e 546-2313 REALTY thla 0ianno110eat1oa. Oldu '°" -move 1n 1amorrow. aovif"it~ALTY Owner transferred _ LIDO BAYFRONT .....,,. bom• with room to 1>3,0lO. OR u~ E.-c.ut Hwy, CdM must sell neat 4 BR l!'xchtOlv> 8 ,_.-4 bdrm. -OPEN-HOUSES bulld. Pl"'-6' Float, $56,000. -615-5930 ho with t f '14 bath "'lh aheltmd nus WEEKEND Burr While, Re1llor Solid family IMll'. 5 BR, 3 1~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!~!'1 me cus ~m ea-paUo • lmmaculate throuP-1177 Mlul Circle, CM bath. Vltw, l&r&e patio, low·I"! ~· .. ~i'f:nle~~ °"' ll5-ft. '"'"tare .1125,ooo Calilomla Ranch Srylo-b...,,. 2901 Nowport BIYd. low prlce of 142.SOO Huntington laadl 1400 e.,.~cu.u. II, ' EuUy ftnanced, .._, ....... A-borne 1Ult oft N rt ft-ch Dal Real E1t1t• er& S<:bool and !'ark NEWPORT HILLTOP i,j;;._ ·v-;;; Drive ""' to ~ ewpo Ev";,~ 1142-2253 2828 :•~ Hwy., CdM * Pool llmell makes this an p:ceJlent HJa!i. a.boYe b.ck b&7 att•· the golf course. FabulOU1 673-3770 Lr& 3 ~ "Bola Park" family heme. Wl!h "'tranceo """' '"" decor • a tmillc noor Upper Back Bay born•. Hu lovely htd pool $34,500 layc...st ~!u~ ~:!. ba.: ~:U,F:,:1 ~l&'°::: A ~~ye~~: ket\ C0Nn1 del Mir 1250 :.~·in:~~ J:r~:~ ;~ dl"ll(>ed • 149,950. J"OCllD.L )Qi Into a Ia.ree home ~· Lovely paneled and makes excel 3 big bedroorM, double fireplace in this cheer- ful home. Large lot. Be sure to see this one. •' BR &: den.+ family ,N!~~~A;H ,_&_,~~ tending back into 3 levela, R Ide & I me recreational &1"6a when not & dining room ug,uuuua ,_,._ 2454 Norse Ave •• CM each ctrerlng room 1« es nee nco being used u a garage. room eeda ' dining. 3% bl.tbs • cuatom Corner BrentwoOO Street Di-mbly types of activity, 5 Oose to Bcb, Oct4ll 1 Jetty Heavy shake roof. Adults Nice pool N rtdec-built to accommodate a 1·-.--... 1,;;;._ --•-of -·-DD 1 '-th, --rooms + view. RemcdeJ.led 2 BR, 2 ... ,_ ti but hat buy! uua"' v""'-• v ... .,. ....c uu. ...,..., ""' c.o.ua only bave given uue fine ora ng W a 1amil,y pool table. al.i.ed neat 3 Ir family room at cwitom teature1. A1l tbls aet Ba, dining nn, putitul "lathe and plaster" home rumpus room. Perfect In only $23,500 _ Poufbly a.moo.pt trees cm a large elec bit-bl ldtch, 11e brick plenty of TLC (Tender l.(w. JERRY FttEUD •CHARLES ARNOLD """ dolall -168.l<IJ. T'1 1'U -make an offer! Only tot $57,500. APl)l ooly. Prln-patio+""" 2 BR & Bach-Ing Carel Too location REALTORS 10% -.,, 6 Y'"" o<d & In great Back dpals only. MS-2959. -e<O<' Apt., $19,9!0. an"'"( s1wp homeL 10% ~-~---~~---~-- HOME & INCOME $74.34 PER MONTH it's all it will cost monthly to live in this out- standing Mesa Verde Triplex. 2 & 3 BR apart- ments, walk to shows, churches & shopping. $39,500. WE COULD LIE &: qU this the model & you wouldn't know the cllfference. To fell the truth, this family just bas good taste. S BRbi2 baths, family room, oarpets, drapes & · g fenced yard. . $1 300 down -$24,750. . COATS & WALLACE REALTORS 1491 BAKER STREET 546-4141 Costa Me.I, Calif, NEED MORE ROOM? ~ location. 1..ow maint~ -'~EAo--'-.::.;TB="L~U°""'F~-R.lchardton/Purctll """'" ,.... answer. 5 """" """' yvd. S F Ro "iialii1Y~6'5-400~~1ii;, "6~-4~331~Ev~.,o; downL!Sl'ER REALTY -3 balhl -In ...... Cul· Collage Raalty $46.5180 LASl'OIANCEIObtlycliftd-• ch He 842-6&33 de-sac· fruit tifts • ldddi~ 1500 Adams at Harbor ly from owner! Spac. 4 BR. OP.EN SAT & SUN l • 5 l6612 Bea Bl, :_ •,:~~ 139·""' -""''• <Noar Clnoma """'"1 =: ;:,,":";!,.~~"::: 2921 fourth Avenue No J!9,! '!~E~NBR , HOME AND INCOME NEAR GOLF COURSE Ing nn., all eloe. klloh. w/ DoU H balh, luge living room, 4 ft~-,. • 2 bath borne brJafast. bar & .u .. ; ..... area. Split· level ouse elect bl.t·in R &: 0, hood, wi~::_ 1..,.._ room Ind Mu1t Be Sold lmmtd. Pool slud lot, ~';; & lnd-2 BR, 4'1e, carpet!, drapes, ............. e diBP08lll. M .. i~~ ..... &" ··-OPEN SUN 1-5 I.ow mafntena.nef,, $29,500 •-..._ .....,..15 dininl • U:utlon la &reat 3287 Iowa, Meta Verde a:pd. Asking $39,SOO. 644-l540 Or c t p aree with banging lamp, • and Jct ii 50x230. Onl1 It •·-"· ev---'-• a ""°' * OPEN HOUSE * 1n9e Oii roperty separate master bedroom ~ % ___....... g,......... 332 Marguerite, CtfM 673-SffiO "th te bath ' --_.,950 -10 down . derful owner finally ftni&h-. DOVER SHORES Area.. Sat wi .epara • .LAU"ge MESA VERDE es redeccn.ting bis love\)' A &m. l tc s: 4 br, 2 tun lot completely fenced. Pay. 3 """"""" ......... i.,... -end BANG! -.. ba, 2 half ... cuotom dlx Historical Mansion menl& '"'than rent -only l&m.lly room. Bil kitchen cbanpa joba, and J'1llld now home. Formal din rm, 3-$159 per month including with bar • New carpets -spend hours on the Free--car pr, Fee simple. $79,500 Vtry well kept watertrcDt taxts. HW beater A water toft. way. By owner 1314 Santiago Dr. home on 2 lots. Priced less I' ;llage Re al Estate ener • $'J5,250 -No down to Prieed at $25,500 with a low 642-39113. than ground value. 5 BR, qualified buytr. down ...... __. tbb b 0 me den. &: formal dining room. Cor "Brookhunt & Garfield TOWERING TREES ~-~ BY Own .. , cuatom Bay«<.t Opan Housa Sal/Sun 962-4471 5'S-8lD3 bu 4 BR .2 Batba plua Nm 4 BR. rumpus r o o m t ~..&.~~ ~..:;,.~ rm, nicely earpetm floors, (cmvert. to 5 BR <>r pool ~.GOWc~•)~2ll5D 6 UNITS .,...... ....,._ Bit-in range & oven, cbann-room) 2% be.th& a: Iarie 1>6' ~ .i•~ ::'" .!::!:1 ,:n bin; ina: brick *Pie. lovely dn.p.. fam, rm, 2 frlilcs, 20x40 pcd · C1toice Location . Beautit..dly designed apts. ind. diabwasher with 10% eries. Landlcaplng ii w-w/jacuz:d $12,SOO, 2 OOO 50x118 tt R-2 Near Beach Only 3 years old on eomer d<>wn -~ents Jess than ~ +-:!.::-..: Anchor Way 6424341 « a: Bay, 2 comfy H()mes pltui lot. 4 studio type with 2 rent at $165 Ind. taxea. %% b.n la all-642-202'1 maids quartera $58.SOO firm 'BR& &: 2 baths, Just a few NO DOWN PAYMENT exlJtirc 5 av WATERFRONT S..hown excl~ely by: steps to ocean in.-dem.and I !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!l!'!~ [To vetttanrenc11900 plus ~e U you desire. 2 deluxe units. 3 Bdrm, I: 2 -Delan·cy Real EstMte · area,.. No vacancies, good fl. OPEN SAT & SUN 4 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS «>II• to -~ • 4 ( AD~~'tet bed, Pier &: Jloat. Avail t<lt '2828 E. Cbast Hwy, CdM nanclng, flexible -terms. 1 •S B>-.RGAIN of the M<>nth! IM-bdnna, 2 bath 00 largie eor-..,.... summer rental or will sell 673.3770 Consider land trade. Owner MACULATE home with hi-ner lot with room 1or 00.t $75,0CK>. Good terms, OWNER M ~ ll 2 21 lee.vtn,g t<lW1l -Amioos. DAVIDSON R:!'I BAYSHORES -z;n e1tt1e 1o -"-,.~11n •. Jluilt 1n and tratle!'. 11•.~ • ~... SHORE PROPERTIES •·· " · ,,_g 177,soo . ......,,. -,,... ~ 1: UJ.& 320 west eoast h.igbway Larkspur CdM Open house 2750 Hirbor 58. C.M. 546-5460 Ye. 549-1058 Dr. 3 bdrm. REDUCED to kitchen. Built 1n vacwm !J!ce. 642-0344 anytime: 673-9000 675-4747 Sunday lh bled from beat Ted W.~•~y~R~l~ty=5oc36-=-25_79_ Make It Your Own Individual Home in Dover Shores • Make yoUf own special choice from the beautiful, di.9tinc'tive I v a n W e 11 g homes now under cc& structi<lll· • Buy now • have the flm d seleetirc tba cdora, fin· ishes, floor coverinp .•• that best express YOUR taste &: YOUR way of life, e Yoo'll l ove the T!.ew. You'll be impreuied with the qu.ality A lmqinative styline d. the homes. Yoo have only ooe ham•· Let Jvan Weil& A,Sclna help )'Oil make ff: tru!y your own. $31,500 -WU! ttod• tor In-,......,. .,,...m. F!ltmd ~7171 e 546-2313 CUST. Mobil homo on beach, viow « o, oa n . OPEN HOUSE Privocy Pleales '''"" unit" SWIMMING POOL. TER1tJ. OPEN EVES. Victon, Mesa wa1"'1root &cl< Bay. ""18 Modom 4 ~R 211 balht, ~ people ud ttrll custom nc location. $23,500. NO Homes Hv rm, 2 BR, 2 be., lanai, cpts/drps. elec kitchen, built Newport Helgbta home No. 50 BALBOA COVES -~ ~bl.~. OOWNFllA 16 NEW HOMES aerv. porch, slip avail. No. landscaped. $57,500 Ca 11 •to ........ bW. A f1mctiofta.1 Waterfront &: slip, 4 bdrm. ·r """· ""'"" ........, .. ., • 12 Bayside Vlge, 300 E. Cat fifS--4~ (Nr Garfield & Beach) u ,.,., MA.KE OFF'llt.-Will trade VET Low dn. 6% % 30-yr lc.n H ,..__ ill •----,,==~====-I ""°" plan " """ """ or i.u.. . From $24,950 .,;:'5sa8"" w -~·· OPEN HOUSE """' .. th' clhom•an,,& .=.,;,B.'.'...' 18881 LISTER bedtoon111:, bit; rumpus and Valley Road at Victoria ._- sewing room, spacious liv-(Just E. o1 Brookhunt ATTRACT Iv E 2 BR Cameo HiCJhlancls pets throughout, beautiful q room. 1ormal dinine l~cb w;,EL BA~y:.e:: Costa Mes• 1100 up on bluff) waterfront cottage wt th SUN l TO 5 BY OWNER dichondre. lawn. Transfer- l'Qtlttl. Many cmtom • lovely 3 bdrm, 2 be.th b:ftm . Li.do size lot&, tee simple doc!(. Must sell for land Lovely 3 br, 2 bl., on eomer red owner must sacrifice at polntm.ents. J cv pna:e + 45 COST A MESA OFFICE Buy A New Car land _ High abave sea !eve.I. value. $47,500. Ow. n e r lot with pool. $49.SOO. mly $20,500. off an allq e~tes all 1 bdrm. tum. apt. ft. 2629 Harbor Blvd. with the aavings on this 3 Built-in electric kitchen. 799-4856 (pa a ad en a) 450'.I Dorchester Rd CdM Paul Jones Realty puidng prd:ileml. There is lot, 3 car gar. REDUCED ~91 Open till 9 PM Convenient to shopping een-Weekends (n4) 642-5674 OCEAN VIEW., ~ Eves. 842-5844 h to .ee Mkine TO $00,500. BR, 2 ba Gem. Large lot- muc more ' "C1 ' THOMAS Realtor ALASKA tencedyard-walnutpll)-ter, near schools. 3 and 4 BY Owner. Harbor CAMEO SHORES BEAT l_NFLATIONI Y$42,000 • -L-...1 For It 224 W. Coast Hwy. eling -flreplaee &: -bit-in BDRMS • 1 & 2 sty. ~ Highllo. ands. 3 Bdrm, 2 ba, 3 Bdrms,, den, se.p. dining Room ro build on rear of tbJs OU AMI.WU Newport Bdl. 54.5-5643 is large but ao is '30 E. nat. kitchen_ all teab.l.res which pl~s. carpeting, draperies, vely patio. $3,000 under rm. Lge. mstr. bdrm, Pool R-3 Llit with a neat 2 ~- Eutside 1oeat1 c n, qttlet Street, Na 4 BR + con-adds value to thil bargain-fencing, landscaping. rnkt. value tor quiek &ale. A·l OJndition $85 OOJ room beaeh cottage, Priced meet. tw:xdwood fto:n, 3 Residential Income vertlble den, 2%. baths, fam. priced property. Michael Kay, Builder $29,00J. 646-0047 ()f" 646-5ll8 Robert Nattress'. Realtor to sell at $16,500. Submit 00 bedcooma, eoncttt-drtw, Hy room, kitchen, dining Asking $22,500 Phone 64Z-28Zl Eves 642-5105 OPEN HOUSE • 642-l48S • down payment. -.... ....... _,, Corona del Mar ...... 1""' living room -B Wh'I R II BY Qw,,.. 3 BR, lam rm, 111 ----· ""'"' Jirepla"' & ........ POOi. urr I e, ea or BA bl In """ •n~ BLUFFS. Four bdrm., aid ria. 950 wMh IOOd CS~% Joan ce.n be aswm· he '-t....., ~· crpts, ... _ .. _ ' 3 ba. Pool. 2l.34 Vista Lar-y • ....,, Locat~ Oceanside al Hiway _ .. ) 2901 N°'"""'rt Blvd. a""" .......... guest ,.......,.e, edc. Sat-Sun 10-5. By Ownec ....,.. --•--I _ .. __ _.. ""' . Open tor inspection ~-...... covered pa.tio, Estancia Hi Sacrifice! Must sell <>r trade before July I, 3 BR, 2 BA, + 2 BR a.pt. Loan baJ pa,ooo. Ofter! I ..... & ( ~...,.y ·~rat= dally 1-5 starting J une 1L Newport Beach $23,900 URGENT SALE Co eswonnJ o. lnddo • out on 6'546.10 Ev .. , 548-3134 Di•t. <;\>en Ho ... , Sun., RoY J, WARD CO. two 3J x 118 ft lot& "~~~"'!'~~~~ I ~J~un;;•~1~6~. 861~Se~na~t•;;,548-~:;:7ml~,j Lea.ving area; 3 BR. 2 Ba. ~ 0111<:<1 642-7777 ..... 0a1 4 BR 2 BATHS m .... .,,i .. """'" """· 673-6756 'ralll EDINGER SWEEPING View of Harbor 8424455 OPEN EV'EE. 1550 ubar Bhd CM. future commercial , 1~ blks Bch. Owner 642-3273 1842 Santiqo Dr". && .jj-iiiiijjiH~(!pm--~--ji·ij• jjii. iiiiiiil~t Income $160 per mo. Quldt possess. FHA tenn1. Mesa Verde 1110 WATERFRONT, 62 Ba1bcia Hugo 2800+ ..,., 4 bo-, 214 ha, $22,950 wet -bar in fam rm, custom VA no down or minimum decor thruoot. $67,soJ Owner FHA 3 BR 2 ba, lg liv rm 646--Ml.4 with Palos Verde stone fire. OWNERS 3 br. home. Keep plact!, w/w carpets, drapes, 61.4 % Int., no loan cost $145 bit-ht gas R&O, laridllCap!ng Full priet! $'19,500 l.ovdy carpets A: drapea + ---------Coves, 3 BR, $75,CKXl. Will University Pai1< I::;::;:;:;;:;::;::;::/ •lhec extru. Lari• 2 "" • OPEN SUN. 1-6 • trad• '°' """""" Anhian Ii gar. $21,950, Drive by 641 2936 Royal Palm horses, «'? u s.rm. Owner Trensferr.d {;st Costa Mesa eave (near achoo1.tt. LARGE ·s'i(% FHA LOAN, LGE. 1 yr old eust. home: 4 One of Univeftity Park's ¥' Open Sat/Sun 1-5 $163Mo.paysall.Sbarpest3 •-t ,,..._A_ ...... ._., ... __ < L kh R I BR • !am In ••A BR. 3 Ba, tam. & din. rm. ua. \.,oTIIUJ\...,,_.. ~ oc •rt II ty "" · nn. uJ.<"&a 363 Vista &ya 642-6603 ""'1c"""" " family "'°"' % ACRE * R•2 &16-UJI Vecdo. Deluxe <-ling A °"""' PLUS fcrrmd dinblc room. COM19ANY BY OYINER drapes: expertly manicured -;;;====~=~ mo. & fenced. Move in today. 1llage Real Estate $28,900 * 673-2951 IT 2 BEDROOM Plta Guest I\ room A: b&th. South ()f Hwy. Cor Brookhurst &: Garfield 45' lot. Open Sat &. sun. 962-44n 546-8103 2% baths· Wet. bar Jn famJly , ... _ n....1 Oro L RS , •• ,.. u1 od yard Frpl. in tam. rm. Sep. OCEANrn.ONT DUPLEX room-well-landscaped yud, ~4 v.., .... ~ REA TO $26,900 VJ'r""V, new tra m em until rm. $25,750. J Take Good summer rertaL 2 2 br., -~ p ..: & Newport s-cb. 673-4400 2-«tory 4 b d r m . (2 ......_..___ unit&. t.1:A,900. , __ dn. eorn.pl.ete w 1w a...,o king-cizt), 2 be.lb&., (twin 1111~ 540 ,..,,,,,,.. .-n UJW sprinkling .,,...,.... A sa<ri-RENT? LEASE? !MMACULA.TE Nawport a!nla). Firepla"': 1u 1, -REAL WR ~·: 673-6'169 evo-wknd 321 PoppJ Ave. CdM ELEGANT Small 3 BR Working Min's DJ1h bee at $33,900, wi1h excel-Le ... /Optk>n _ Buy - 5 BIDROOM at yard, quiet street near May MESA VERDE 3 BDRMS. 2 lent terms. All available Newport Beach Idetl. for the large or rrow-Co. & Catholic & ALL ~ Family room. Dble, Newport Hgt.. 1210 $39.SOO 316 N&l'clssus $13,9XI F IP mr 5 year ()ld Owner 673-8636 2 BR lncludin& carpets, Camec Highlands, specious 4 ~ retrlie.rator, waJb.. br, 2 ha. On. ca.n,ym, $36,500, er &: dryer & electric built· 615-3000 EveL 1)4,8..8868 ~ u--a..... kc family. fl,lm squa.re Vittoria school.a. $2500 Down. 614% Br ick fireplace, ~ ,...~. R~~ •----.L. ,...-~ Loan '-"'-'~lum \J.OU:,: 3 U.["0 1""' 1aY &: ·~ 'b'Pt home. a, 3. 4, ~; S baths, fonnal dining 646-1111 Sf9.......:.... 916 Denver Dr1 a,_ .,,,_ p at Io. Shutters. Electric ba, 4-a.t pr, 'lS' !ct. Room RMlty, Inc. Bit & DfllZ' !*MP" • ell room, ~el tam 1 ! y (Opan -.. or -Guqe door. Sprinklera. fw q pool, EZ tlnandng, w/Vif!!fl. Price depeDdina room, ~ ectr.c kitdlt'!'l BUY OF THE YEAR. Near O.urcbes. School & ~uced m m.oco. By owner OWNER 673-4423 ma. See !t & be!.ie:ve !t! ·~c::r: ::· Clll loc:atice with tt'eakfut area a.nd Evenings) $17,350 Library and Goll Olune. 324 El Modena, 5"Pr-7!lS4 Lido ftl• 1Xtlto2-t>OsqtthlslM i&I'geptntry,8@11.utifulc:e.r. Leavin&: town. Must Sell! 3 $30.500. 549-0835 . AVAILimmed,OiffHavenl Pacitic Shores Realty 1351 5J6."9I Evoo: 53&-T.JIT Perfect Beach Home Price $225 to $425 pea and drapes tbrouihout, $15,7'50 Bdrm. Color tiled bl.th cm Ownet/agent Br, 2 be.. & 2 Br Ocean Vu Luxury & Income G rd 0 • HURRY _Will not last! lovely patio, pool sl.&t Y&r"4 CUte 3 Bedroom, one bath iarKe landscaped lot. Ne"W 4 BDRMS. A family room; Ine Apt. $49,500. 548-1249 N<>rth 98Yfront·5 Bd, library a en GSJS Ph. 644-1133 -pride of ownership land-on quiet tree lined .treet. water beater. In ..xcellent prof. lndsq>d. w/oom.plete din room 4 & home.+ 2 Bd A 4 bedroom dream home! 1 BR., and eooYtrtfdm, S-"'f~~~~~~~~ I .:aping, Ottered at $36,!!00, IF'ix'er up and l"f!lt, move cond. 689-9'171 Owner. :1179 s p r I 0 k 1 e r g • built-In Nawport Sho,... 1220 2 be. Apt. Bay View • 3 ear Rear ymi ii a garden std stary, l'leC' be'W, ).JSt $2600 ~ Submit your <>wn home on in yoorsel1 or-Build another President Pl. di!hwasher, w/..;, Cait>eU &: gar. Sandy beaeh, $185,0XI to behold. Near Douglas, On. Move iD immediately l,OXI SQUARE FEET our guarante-e trade plan, unit to incc:lme-iot bas alle, CDNDOMJNrUM _ 2 nice .i.. draperies. Large .,.oo.. Only nooo DOWN. 1 mm e d, .acbools and freeways. Prlc- and elljoy the sumJ?ler. Bee.utitul BayCl'Ht OJstom aceess.. An excellent oppot'-zed Bn. laq-e living room & $25,500. By Owner. 549--021. PO$Stu. Walk to beach, Lido Nord Beyfront ed at FHA a~ of Iwnry borne. Ideal f.amily tunlty l<lr the wiae lihopper'. in near' new Ofldltloo. One 3286 CALIFORNIA pools, termia. Uniqq_; 3 BR 2 Exx::ellent location 5 Bd $26,650. Hurry! foreclose Eldra. larle 4 BR + p:d + Vliew. Back Bq, Dow!r Shor<o. "'11 ,....,. 159.S00- 6W. % interest rat.!, and no loan costs. (Built ro sen tor $12,000). Or1ngo Coast p._rty 332 Marguerite, OdM fi'n.«60 SPANISli SttOWCASE Depnt 4 BR + 1ormal din- In& room ta flmctblAl to tbe n'th ~ New cootem- """'7 -""""""" wttb ..,,;.,, acri1ul carpeta, -di< ... ..,.. 2\1 -W• invite inlpection. Prlct ..... -10% -... l' \ J I • \I 111 I I ~j \l!\\11\\ M \ ' ' home with 4 bedrooms, 3 <>f the few ~e stories 4 ft-, 2 bL S'.4% ntA loan Ba. 2-sty. A-frame; carp., 4 ba, boat slip. $U>,<m USl'ER REALTY ~th 1onn-1 ,.,~1~ ... 1 .. -a11-•1 •-•-= u.i drapes, blt-b. 5 Yrs. M"" trade $60,0XI ....... 1...., Now also tn Hunt. Beach .... a, ... v.u"''6• ..... 6" AV Ill} e, Aa1Ung <> n I Y Beautiful home. AesWne -v ~ .... ..., 16612 ldtcben, be muter Mtite a»lWES"I'CWFFORIVE $19,950. CALL 540·1151 Pri $30,500. 259 Walnut. Owner. 1or cl~ bcU$e ()ft inside, Beach Blvd. 84U633 witt:i &man bath a: tndoor 64&-7711 ()pe"! Eves. (open eves) Herltqe ~ :::·500• Pr t y . 644--1162 675--4l20 R. C. GREER, Re1lty HONEYMOONERS• pnJen. Ottered at $65,0XI. . 2K3 WESTCI...u'F DRIVE ElltAte LARGE 4 Bdrm. Cal'ptts. 3416 Via Udo 673-9.'m PARADISE _,..,,. 11a11n, -_.,. ABUSm MISUSED 646-7711 0pen Ev... MR. CLEAN Dl'<po• Doulll• g .,.,,. Bayer.It 1223 a.y1,..n1 Lido 111e Vary d.,,,..,, 2 BR .iociric mmt only. &Jbmlt """ MOVE UP!! Covortd patio. 546-2190. 3249 2 Story, 4 BR, 3 BA, 2 kltcl> bullMN, """"' lot, blrl home m our gue.nllltee 5 BR A: famUJr 1"" baths to Cameo -ui .. hlands. A-Plus has been here. 3 BR J.M btl Wasblngtoo OPEN SAT&: SUN 1-5 ena. best side ol bay. Could wall fence, sm.all pool, BBQ, trade Pf'CllP'8Jl'J. that wUI TeqUire lots ol paint •"'6 "' 2049 Commodore be convt.rtrd to duplex. JlUttin&" green rieu Catholic , & repair but a smart btzyer Home, 3 9drm1, 3 b9.ths, Near all. Only $19,00'.I 4 BDRM or 3 and den, ZOl LOVEl y BAYCREST Watch tbe boa.ta come witb-&: Public Scbooia, A.sk:hla can get this at a ,.__ain Plus. Family Rm, Plus a. Kennedy & A11oc. 9Q·ft On C<Mmtry Club Drive 3 BR ~ In 20 -•---~ ,,_.6 child TV ., • ., tA, Ull\ ~A"' .,_ -, , separate ~ .. Pool. 'of front .,,muuw. ~ .., .. , .......... price now. Only 6 yean old rens or Ga.me room, U"M-97JCI S4s.o720 _.,JUU vwu=. ~' Priced $59,500 -tr.de f()r' tt.cular v I e w! Directly R. D. Slat .. Realty &: In a eood C<lllVenient area. Plus Big Ocean View from BY OWNER · $2-4 500 3 br 5 BEDROCN • BY OWNER small house or Units, acroq fn>m Balboa &,)> 847-3.Sl9 IM.l WESTCLIFF DRJVE Owner uldng $24,900 • use professl<>nally landscaped 1% ba, FUii ep~ • drpa: Fam rm, cpta, lrl patio. ~ HOUSE Club N 646-rnl ()pal Eve1. your GI or bey <>n& terms. garden. $43,500. lnchcpd, xtra yard for boat Pl,500 * 5618« Richardton/Purcell . BY OWNER 0 Down to Vets CURT DOSH, Realtor and/or ""· x Int -Roolly "5-4001, 646-4331 ..... Pbono for --... OPEN DAIL y 1-6 Caner Selll119 w. of Harl>or. !l<&-7313, Nowf>!rt Buch 1200 6'73-9412 16382 Eagle Lone _, _,,,, 10, 1130 w. Coat ru....., 64>-0m an•. 4 B ~ Hacbor Highl•ncl• 1235 Bull-'-Home ~=i'...' ~.' ~-~ -~~ Cllrn!btly licenaed SeJeaman &42-6472 EVES. 613-3468 4 BR + famif7 r-o o m, 2 NEAR new R., ...... , new ~ .. _.... ..ml "~ -..._ .. .., :e ha~~~to ot•;. ,,um..,~Balt~"~·'lc~.M~. !!"-~,... DUPLEX ;;:-.~~rioo~~ ==~~=a~ 4~1:'~F':Dytt.~soo. ~~ft.ca! :. "1:1:~ = tc Douglas. FHA OK ~-M-·. w.~--In ~' * BY OWNER * $3 000 Dn y-Dr ....... ~ . -·=· 642--0346 un.....i --M ..... PERRON REAL TY co. --~·~ ·-'~" • • · "' OCEAN Vlow/F .. simple 3 to approdata. -..,, w.i-6f2.1m merdal • lndurtna.I • land, I wW WI this ~k m1 3 Br. COSTA MESA -2 bed.roc::a1 appt only 53&-4418 Br, '·-e 1amlly t;'OOm Of. 8 k B 1240 and hl&I> va1 .. --·· 2 bath home. lteduc.d (0 114 ..... -·~-B Owno /P I H -· IC •Y "!'~·1'15,""' .... Ev .. Lldo..,..--HORSES? _._ ~ '15() ~MO>. --~ -~~ .,., y r ... ·-...... ., prl .,.,. $54,900. - O...-.la with •X<'lwn"'"' tratb--· · Ii:•••-., room. new ...._ _..,_ -~ -,,._ .. ,._......, ._ --lmmac ••• PRIVATE --· ~~-• ....-_ __, ·-~. _,Q, --~ w -·-· • lduat SeU< -·3064 -v ·-~• In n....• OK H ll:w prehm:lcL Reel Estatt: ~. lup fenctd yard patiO. 'l'ERRIFIC TERMS. I BR, 2 BA. Hu ~ LUXURY CoDdom _ mu.th C 9eU lovely hcl:Jle, Back Bay 0Pm DAJLY l • $ , ,_.., N ere UIS Baker, C.M. 5'&&UO Idling often • cballenp to m cul de uc, wtlh!o 'nllc· Mrs. BanteM -£\toes. 574-Xlnt ftnanclrc. 546-Dl5 atM.. 92'x122' kit. s JArge 929 Vie Lido Nord Sunstt Heleht9. I BR home "=====I qualified men. women who tn.r distance ct Npt JIIah. 1875. moo DOWN, total ntL '195 ~.~ "'ce ::.,~ kiol:-sizecl Br. m bl. llTtng i.ctocy, clil lot, 5 IVl&ft wttb canJ.. tack room. $135 • flllnt cnatiwly and fer elem, Jr. IUab A: WtstelU1 ... _ 3 BR. .. ,._11_ ...., ......,. _.. ,._ __. _!XX> JO" Down ~ wm. trade Income tor hcnm. ~ ln-1/1 - -d..tr. -.-in-"'°""""'·Extra ator•1• -• -· $22,IOO o......ev,.lltS.M<-0!09 ·-....., ~ -· . RI '-rd /~--'I ·~ ~-. llS5 Austin ~~·---~-.3 543-1m •~ -~-·--..... mooo. 121 E. Bay A -..... _ w. will ......._ are-a. Ttrnll Daible. '19 ~~u.o ~~· .. VllU\I a .... 1_ ~-Ro L. --R I'" Ve. ;;;;;;"',,,.,,''; c1o and~;; Cambrl<lp Clrd• CM OWNER 549.ml ~. BR., 2 1aWh ba!ha. i:.o..11 4 BR 211 BA. Loon ~v ••~ 147_2$2.! H •r .,. Balboa do tt. Paul Stuart. Reoltor, 1,.."!-'545 ____ ...... ...., _,_.._.__. _lT_,lh_St_. --"""'"-='94 llEATm poo1, 3 lk, dbl Pl'· """°' aotf. otr> r.. land. Bal 128,1111). MU. on.. "OLD SPAIN" 147-2.S OPl!N SUN. 4 DAILY 1-5. OdM Clllm.<0'101or--1• lli b&. ~le 'lfd, l500 Only l!l,SOO Own .. m.13!!6 Owner • 5'Ml'l9 a...tnc 2 BR pl111, ram, WES1MONJ : :::,:=,:=: ,,..;. Of lms1menf _,!~~u!f'...... VJSJT :::.ms mo. -•=1~2:= lmno T-124s =: ~. ':,;._, sziildown.-li141'tot. _,,, 1 BR !*JI -Ill' -llon. Lo,... living OUR EASTS!DE By ..._ < •ltlnr· 133.!IOO. Own•r, 1$17 Dolphln Torrac:a SPRING~-S Br, -1 BR A l>nnos rm, !'-, """17 6lmlrl>ed. Ali -1orwil Z-rm, 214 batbo, ..,,_ I*' llodroGai ! llalh --., --SATURDAY .. SUNDAY HI din/rm, -custlblt ""'• fPlc. -· E •tr a --.... ot 128,500. 4 BR 2 bath --.• !lo. -""' ., ..... ... DIME·A·UNE bell.,,. $25,450. 1IZi E. WI). NEWl'QRT Ht!rbto. 1 B<!mi, ~ ~utiful lge patio, "'""aat. m&a ....... IDGlO E¥s -1am117 ,._ --$34,!m .., St .. 6'M610. lli b&lht, clouhl• range, n..... Orleans -· 1 Pat ltobortMn 1llty 1n &: 1eac:1a -l!lul 11111 ._ -. LIDO REALTY COUNTER -· EASTA>E !lib • •% 1oen. 12<.000. <JO..<'l!o Bd. g ... pool, -'"' S.::..-n. -~m~·~ ~1.-553 lf.11y, Inc. ---S4llO .... Lido ..,,...,. Ooleflrov• I BR., tom. .... w. OCEANFRONT°"""· 1 vi.w ........ cood. $80,000 a...m.d -S.ft 3 BR, 114 BA, -doc., ... llmW, ..... -.. NB ~..:.~• !!-"--~-· --· __ 642 u79 ~~_!olnut8!:_,_ hr~~ -Lq R. C GIUER, 11;:1!!..., .....,., -•-. ""* --.._ Bj On«, ·-------•-_Jr~---~~*"l'~m~i~•-~~-....-----_ _::..::;:;.""'1_;;.;:;.:,;;;.._1-= ~--~· Pl'~.~~.. 1111'1 Via U& ··~-1iow111 $20,!IOO 'l'mlu. - " • ' .-.,; _,-1 _ __.. ""*""""•-'' =l,,p<,4J .. -=f'e4 < ... _._ ... 4 •• J------...... ------·--... --__ ..... -----------.. ----- • -. ---._-·-·~ --........... ~ ---... ' ·-?~~--,"~--·------"".:""-_,"~-:""7-"~'"'"-:"""•™=-~wr••••w~www....-=•-m~™~-··~·-- -"'~ ____ __...._. ""'" - --. - -.................. -----~----~-.... -............ -------. -... -----.... ,.. -... -- P------------·1HOUSES FOR SALE DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED INDEX For f 11t AM"lk l and Expwt Aulataniet DIAL DIRECT 642-5678 HOUSES FOR SA.LE Hun tington &each 1400 ---~----·"-TRANSf~RRED Anxiou1 to sell: lg~. f BR 2~ Ba., cathedral cell. llv. nn., tcP· din. A ftm. rooms plus o's!Je Nmpua room. BHt location, nr. aicbool. Delta Real Estate 646-4414 Satutda,r, Junt 15, 1968 RENTAL$ Howu Unfurnished KENTALS Aplt. Fu rnished HOUSE S F OR SALE HOUSES-FOR SALi RENTALS • ===.;...:.~.-,o;_....;..; ____ l:--,,1 7~0'.::7·1 H...,.. r u rn.- 1.oguM Niguel 1707 Legun1· Nlgu• V1<1tlon Renhll 2900 N_,, llNch 4200 Huntington H1rloour J.405 Balboa Pen. Roo~ deluxe I :..:="-'<'------ ~ =:-.:1::~ Hontlitgton H1rbour SOUTH COAST'S° FJNEsT ocean, M wk. J.ty, · Exclusive & Private "Beach Community mo wk Aug. 3 bdl'. 3 ... .., tile ,........ Buil\le11 otftr 5_ new 211 c,..,..... 213,698-rou front '°' boot cloclc, """' -bull, owner will ooo. leeae- * MONARCH IAY * -./Will lWE ADULTS ONLY July -Aug. • Sept. DAILY PILOT 2:J · liENTllL$ llplL Unfurnl"'" 5 100 HARBOR GREENS •vs1Nt:ss •rN1'AL ........... .-3 & 4 Bedroom Horp.es NEWPORT l Br, aletpa t . 1 option at rrt,S00--$415 mo. FURNISHED APT. OFPICI ltENTAL ....... '" ··" 11 $18 500 bl to Occtn or Bay. ALSO t bdr. waterfront hOme +I' 2 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS OINEIAL ••.• ,, • ., •• , ••••••• 1 ... ~OUlTllllAL •1tO .. llT'f ......... ~ -W' h " •fj VJ _ _, Be ..lo 1 , _ tnd. UtSl. co5TA MISA .................. n oe COMMt:1tc1AL ........... ftD -' it Meg nr 1cent J..aiun•, ttvi-11 a""' boet dock.--JS75~mo. Wattrfront/l;oc-- 2 ••eo•~ M.£1A Ol:L MAa .............. 11os INOUITlllAL 11.t:NTAL ........ mt Br, tleePI 4, ~ le $65 wlf.. Sevtral • bdf. bl>ln'• for BOAT SUPS 1 • _.. .-. BACllELOR -UNl'IJNI. from $100 ~J~t.~:·::.K··:::::::::: .. :::~l: ~L~Hei''.·:::::::::::::;::::::::,1:: ~21"'lot, ~~os!h~ue.ilt~xli: Ocean & Island Views 'tUJuly13th.~1272 kue er lta~tion. near Channel Re-_. FURN . .t ~· HEWPOltT aEACN ............ lHI CITltUl GltOVEI ............. flJJ n "" $S2 QOO $95 000 the efron with bolt 111»1 .... ffuted Pooll, ...-..U. Care :!~a"c°A1t~o~~1:"~.;::::;:::J;:: ti:~A:~sotoitii ·::::::::::::::!: & den, frplc, bdwd flrs, en· ' -' .~CNTALS avaU':~e U:S to~. 2525 OCNn BlvCI., CdM Cuter, Adj. to~-HEwP01tT sH01t11 ........... 1ttt 1t11soa.T ,..O,.liltTY .......... fm closed patio. CI or FHA, H u fu nlshed u---··-Sal 673-1 711 No peta allowed sAYc1t1sT ................... 1m 01tAHGE co. P1tOll'C1tTY ...... 111 BRASHEAR REALTY 32681 Queen * 32851 Crown OUMI n r Huntinatoo ~ es 2700 Peterson W&J. at Har-•AYIH01tEs ..... .,, .. ,.,.,.,,.\W OUT 01" STAT• ll'ltOlll ......... 4HI ea•• I a Coast Drive Corp. oovElt sH01tEs ............... 1n1 MOUHTAIH' 01s11tT ........ u1t 84T~ Eve11. 96&-1178 •uer ne ~vt , Cool• MMe 2100 Bier. 11,,~1.~M 2131 , __ 11 Ocllnfront Oeluxe lior a Adami, o.ta y:.., Wl!STCLll'I' ............... , Ult SUlOIVISION LANO ....... ., .UU VO'I ~ - HA1tao1t HIGHLANDS ........ ttu \JAL 11TATI 1E1tv1c1 ..... ,21l POOL TIME Ask for 3 BR 2 be. dahwtiht lndry 546-<mO urova1ts1TY "AltK ..•.•••..•• nu t.e. 1x.c:HAHGI ..........•... •uo OPEN SUNDAY DESIRABLE -• • ''d 'I-· •Ac:K IAY ..................... 11• '· 1. WANTED ................ u41 eo ..... -home.on large. lot with HOME Mr. IAaan or Mn. Buceola wtw, drpe, blbll. In o or I ~I EASTaLu"'" .................. lut BUS INESS i nd -• fil __ .. BBQ, I~· NEW 2 BR, l~ BA wtlb 11tVINE Tlt.llACE ............ 124J loYely heated and · ten:u. :; BR., 1 BA., Large Uv . nn CORONA OIL MAit ........... uso F INANCIAL -1, ~pensive c11-ting 499·2850 --499-3048 Cpd Drape ·-·11 10 Summtr $200 wk up garage. $135. Adults. Opts. aAL•oA ,.EN1Nsuu. ......... 1,.. _. "'" -..... Hrwd ·Doon, t ·• s Founteln V1 w 34 673-2306 drps, bit •--.Private ....H..._ IEACON IAY ................. IJIS IU£1NESS OPPO•TUNITll!S .. 4* throughout. 4 lrg bdrma, garb-dl.sp, aaraae, water .;J.. -Ulli> _..., IAY ISLANDS ................. tuo IUSINBSI WANT.RO .......... 4»$ N Brookhurst _... p • 2208~ w. Oaenfront gardener. 2619 San.ta Am 1..100 llLE ...... ,.,,,,,.,,,, ... IUI INVl!STMENt Opportl,l~llltl ,,,UH $28,~. ear -··--~ ·--· fu.m, lmmeu 0$1ftll0ft , ._ ___ .. _, -1AL10A 1su.Mo , ........... nu 1Nv1sTMl!NT WANTID ...... ms llld Adam!. L •--h 1705 Le,.una Beich 1705 ADULTS ONLY NO PETS • $80 MO Yrly Near Ocean-Ave._., &lu:(" ;,,.,. NUNTINCTON tEACN ... -... 14611 MONl!Y TO LOAN ........ -... UtO 84Ui6l3 _•gun• u.tiC • Spanish elegance ln Four front, churches, mrkts. lde&l • 531~. HUNTI NGTON NAlt•OUA ..... 1..S PEltONU.L LOANS ............ m.s LISTER RF.ALTY __ RATE REASONABLE "'· • B" ! '-tha lam '!!~~!!!'!"'!!!"'!~ ........ 1 FOUNTAIN VALLlY .......... 1•10 llWEl..t.Y LOANS ............. •• ---~~~.,..,.., OPEN SUN. 1-4 A-·· -.m Qlun-. O ub -a.sons. n. w. , • for Senior Otizens l.st A last :: SEAL IEACH ................. 1Uf C:OLLA TEll.AL LOANS ......... ,us UTRA suARP SPANISH L INE WAY ......... .UV ... ~ ily room TrlJevd abag A D 2 'BR untum Ovet"loob iUNSET •EACH ............... ltM •EAL ESTATE LOANS ........ £MO 11; 2954 A P 275 Mesa Dr. Ph 548-6706 • • 2 mos in advance. va • GAR0£N G1tov1 .............. wrs MOllTOAG51, Tn.iit !>"* .... &MS HACIENDA F n .. horn , • BR t.amll.Y carpets throughout. July 1 673-2906 GOLF COURSE. 5'lf Joem. LONG IEACM ........ -........ 11• MONEY WAN TED " -UH Q Id ch am..., a, • · 3 BR. fi'pk tam rm 1%. ba TRADEWINDS RLTY. ..:..;,,,,__,.·~~=---:-$110. 646-66'l'l .. AKEwooo .. , ................ 1ut ANNOUNCEMENTS Prestige w/BB in t en "'-6..n-.. , o1.1-c-.., .... 1 .. i. """hi· nn, 2 baths; 1rpl, entry. Lg. w/w -.. • "'--·dhwr lg °'" ~1 °' ... ,, ~,. 2 IBR, den 2 BA. upper .;..--------1 )RANGE C:OVNTY ............. uoo 3 BR w/many many extras. ~ .... .,... uc: ._....... ...... level lot $34 900 ... y .... , "'YI'• ' O'M.....,• ~u Se! OUT oF COUNTY ............. uos ind NOTICES tectutt w/e x t e. r i 0 r or Mc0.nn ProPerti patio 1r yrd. le gar. ~hly duplex. Lease. «t ~•wart a.1ch 5200 , f:'1Nf~NST~T~.:;::::::::::::::~~ FOU#fo IPr• Adi) ........... '400 Quip'ckll ;:5b.~:n ~l~y · HEAVY CHALK WHITE 1 ..,.,1 So. r--~ Bl .. vd. painted in A out, nr !Chls, 3~-~t·,... Wl~t ~= :n~· -==-=·=·=· =""=·=642-<836==== '"""E Dlx 2 BR, 1. BA WESTMINSTl!lt ................ Ult' LOST .......................... '401 T • """ER RED TILE ~ .....,..,.., _... ._ '-· 549-0412 eves ........... ""' a .. ·~ ' ' • MIOWAY CITY ................. 1'16 ll'l!ll:SONALS -................ MOS 947.9553 P~· • La 'Bcb 494-5991' 24 Hrs .,,ps, ""···~ ' Clara FV For rent or Coron• del ... , 4250 ~'-apt. wa!her/lkyer, SANTA ANA .................... 100 ANNOUHCEME NTS ............ '410 -R 0 0 FLIN Es. ARCH-guna wkend ' • • ""' .. ...... SANTA ANA HGTs ............. 1m 11RTHS ..... , .................. 6411 GI NO DOWN lease. 842-4449 .;;;;;.;c,;;.. ___ -:=-: re1rig &: drps ind., fncd ORANGE ... -.. • ............ .,l6H FUNERALS ................. ,6411 ED PORTICO ENTRY Condominium 1950 LEASE 4 BR 2 baths with -========== LUXURY 2 BDRM. OCEAN .. tio, 20) tt .from lovely ~~~\'~ T'USTIN"::::::::::::::::= ;~~oE~:~T~ti:-:cTCIRS":::::::!::! Immaculate 3 BR 2 bath, 19 WITH OLD M I SSION gardener. $200 per m<>.11St/ Laturi1 8e1ch 3705 VIE'W, htd POOL, other beach. ;t.75 mo. Dmce 1HAHE1M _, .................... 1651 FLORISTS ................ '415 x20 den, -~/dra,...,s, pa-BRICK FLOORS. Located LIVE IT Ull lllltt rncnth. Avail. July 1st. Xtru. June 15 to Sept J, S38-SOGO, home 5.38-521)4 SILVil!ltADO CANYON ......... 1615 CAll:D OF THANKS ............ 6416 .... l'... ...~ fin Id • ----·---· all ear 0 R BAY ·-~. l.AGVNA HILLS ................ 1100 IN MEMOR IAM ............... 6411 tio, block wall. in er 0 e. M<>fSUlla sec· iua summer .,N y Rltr. 646-3929 Eve. 941-0737 M NARC ~ Adlta only. $400 mo .6n-4222 NEW soo.ndproof 2 BR, 2 BA LAGUNA BEACH ,, ............ 110s CEMETERY LOTS .,, .......... '411 HAFFDAL REALTY tion, close to the sea. with NO Y_•rd work, NO ex-j;:,LACHENMYER LOVELY OCEAN VIEW. _ a-· rm· mstclilf Pl·-, 1.AGUNA MIQUEL ........ _ .. 1101 CEMETERY CRYPTS ......... 641' ,..._.i.., 2 ~ .._,...,... 1' - s•N CLEMENTS: ............. 1111 CEMETERY CRYPTS ......... 6411 "Home to Match Income" Early Ca.Iii 1tyled Ooor Leri.or maintenance • .-.,..,y ~=-.,.--.,--,-:;=-:= 2 BR A den, l!ii bl, cpU, B1lbol l1l1nd 4355 1665 Irvine $1854200, 642-SAN JUAH C:APISTltANO ...... nn c1t,• • .,.,,.,·.~1E,•,, ••. ,, ............ 64.',: 87All w~ ..... er 842-44«; plan, has large llv. nn .. w/ huge heated poolt, pingpong, 2 BR. stove • retrlg. pvt Drpe, trpl, pool, $225 mo. CAPl$T1tANO l llACH ...... ,,.Ins Ill .. ........... ...., "'"'" pool~ d Ing lo 0239. DANA POIHT .................. 1110 .. ucr10Hs .. . . ............ 44:19 5 BR 2 STORY ROUGH PLASTER WAILS, ~ at your patio Ir yrd. Adults, cp on-Adults. 496-1243 betw 1().5 pm 2 BR, patio, nr. No. Bay ===~-,,.-,=,--,=I cA1t Ls 1AD ..... ., ............. 1140 Av1AT1omsE1tv1c11 .......... '4:u OLD OAKEN FLOORS lM priv eclub REALLYLIVE 1y $115 2ST$ B Santa Ana J 1 lllS k1y A $150 PENINSULA,dlx2BR.Yrly OCEANSIDE ................... UH TRAVIEL ..•............ ,.6425 •• AT ONTIC.ELUl -..~ ' Uy .w • ug .• lu $165 Adults no petl SAN DIEGO .................... 1ns A1R Tll:ANSPOll:TATloN ....... "440 Walk to Catholic school & POSING SPANISH STYLE M ! .....,,~. Ave. 838-0312 Duplu11 Unfum! 3975 wkly. Min 2 wks. 235 Opal e e, • ' • ltlVEltSID E COUNTY .....•. ,,1100 AUTO TltANSll'OltTATIOM ..... 6441 church, 5 _,_ to Doug!•• • FIREPLA<CE FRAMED W/ Heart of N-Harbor 4 BR. 2 n•, lg y-~. ··---. * 87" -* 673-1014 eves, or 613-1990 HOUlE$ TO I E MOVED ...... noo LEGAL NOTICES .. ,,, 6450 ...... .... .... ,,...... ""'"' ..... ~ ....... ;J-JfJ~ ~ONDOMINIUM .... -......... 1tst cE1HAAN • TUTOt.1NO .... «H Freeway. Scll GI no down ORNiATE MEX I CAN area. Wtlker & Lee, Inc. --"ener .•n•-on " pet& NEW Bl)'front, dock, 3 Br. 2 __ _;_;;.;.;;;;cc...___ d I u. 5250 DVPL ExEs Fo1t sALE ........ 1t1s SERVICE DIRECTORY ~· ~ OU "'"~O g...... , uiuw Ba Dbl --ae La""""'"' Yr H II ~ B h .... -Coron• • -r APAl.TME NTS FOii: SALf ... ltlO or take over 5%% loan. ~.......,..,. SPAOI s DIN!NG .,.,.,.....,..L . ok nr OC'C $225. Le&Se • .-..... ' ........ ,, un ng • .,n ••c ~ RENTALS ACCOUNTING . · "'"' ,,5oo BRASHEAR REALTY RM. IN FORMAL CASTIJ... ATrR. lower 2 BR. 2 Ba. ~ , lse.67~2599.642-0296 QUIET I. BEAUTIFUL ANswE 1t1NGse1tv1c11: ....... 6505 ... ,~. E ~·u~ LIAN DECOR ·-· RED · Houses Furnished APll'LIANCE ltEPAl1t1, ll'•rh .. '51t O't ..,.,..,1 ,. ves, """'" ,., "''n condo.; ~j. to clubhouse 2 BR OJndominium. $160 mo. SumrMr R•nt1lt 3995 176TS Cameron 847·!125 ~-' GENER.AL . ··-.......... 2e00 A,,s~H•"•',·,0,',",,········ .. ·······!!~ ONLY ~•.sso 3 Bdnns. 2 ha TILE FLOORS. No. l; Lei!Ul'e World Lag. U of pool ltENTALSTO SHAltE ......... 2005 ' ,., .......... ..,... <f'"" Ct hall bed .. lllVINE ............... _ .. _.,,,m 1 AUTO, S11t ''""Tin, Etc, "40 room, frplc, hrdwood firs en er opens to rm, Hills. Owner 831-7438 6'13-4962 INTERNATIONAIJ..Y Pub- COSTA MESA .................. 1100 •A•YstTTtNG ............ '5so k1 h /bl--I ·1y &den (or2bdnns) aerviced E S lisbed 3 stnru redwood & L1gun1 Beach 4705 •• '. 0 •, ... , .............. ,, ... aoAT MA1NT ENANC:E ........ £Su tc en w u .... , anu by -a1 ba•• DEN "•s R NTA.L Part •-3 811 1 n • 1g -·, -· ~~s Mil!SA veiioEint · "' 11t1c1<, MASONRY,''" ...... -'560 cenu-u1 °"" H F I "-d •w u., , un. • g1aas house, 4 BR, llW'-1 BR G"'"' Quiet area. ON ,llol, A....iw:.. COLLEGE PARK .............. 1115 IVSINESS SERVICES ........ '5,•,1 room, ~le, hr.dwood firs OPDI BEAM. CEUJNGs •UHi -urn'"" "~~ • .Jmtll.fAJ.'11. ;_·-· .. d-.--~ .... -~ ---' -,_ ..,,..., _ _.__ -~· -... 1 '· 2 BV -Fmn~ i'IEWll'OltT aEACH ........... :noe -~~j~~~N1ti ·4175 ·· .... :_ ... _: .. '5 newl~ ~!e? ln and.out --SUPPOR:f'EO.BY-HEAVY __ ;..;-$1.t15 mO 56-2740 ~ ''::"' ""'!._ Y-.!!~i~PI -Prefer-older.man, $1~ ~...:flr:X'm'o. ~•-/Pit; • NEWl"Oll:T-HGTs •. -.............. 221t cA11NETMA1Cr No· ............. 4sl0 Dble gar tnca Yd Close to ·Rinti li to Shi r• 200l Vl"J• • view, near Wood'a Cove. 590 lease. Bkr 499-2238 :uV111 .,......., ~-,.,....., NEWPORT sH01tEs ····~···· 212' CARPE NT ERING 1 .............. 6Stt hool 'd shlp'g · !162-4391 TIMBERS, Cl>lortul. ·Spanish DELUXE 3 BR home with ' Dlamood St., Laauna Beach, Patios I Pools. Tennil ~Con-~~~"it0~~11:El .-............... :ru CEMENT, Concrtl• , ........... uoo SC san . kitchen, has ~range refr:lg-EMPLOYED Woman would pool· -·all7n Lease $300 J ....... 23 Sept 14 rl 650 ,,;-N IA.LS tnt'l Bkfst. 9 hole Putt/ ............... CHILO CARE, UctnM• ........ u10 OPEN HOUSE SUN. ..·,.,.,., elc. This,_: quali+... ' •• • ...... -, , .,~ • a U fu • h-• WESTCLIFF ............... mt CONTRACTORS ................. uio ... . =~ ·~ like same to lhare her 3 mo. inc. pool eerv. 546-9205 494-3.S32 "'ph. n m11 9U Green. ~=~~::s'.:~.::~.~~ .. ;;:::::::::~ ~::;~i f!:~f"N~N: iEiiAilt'~: 17151 GRANADA older home is OFFERED b e~ room home with 3 BEDROOM. Large fenced EMERALD BAY G1n1r1I 5000 900 Sea Lane, CdM &M-Xll IACIC •AY ..................... !24o DRAPERIES .................. Ult 4 BR. 2 Ba: redec: nice COMPLETELY FURNISH-availahle garage in ex 1.:;:::;;;.:.c...______ (MBcArthur nr. Coast Hwy) EAST ILUFP ................. 2242 O<MO'IY•ON '"S ;,..i..i..,..rhood IZl~" Qr ~ WIT • y·-' Westside. G araz e . Furn 3 B1 2 B• ...__}""" 11tv1NE TERRACE ........... n.11 " .................. -.. ne'6"UV · ,'Ml JJ:.JLI H SOME F I NE change for light housekeep-...... · • • .u.. ...... .. co t.ONA CIEL MAit ........... :mo OltAFTtNo sEllVICI .......... "u'•' -•-"p '" San G--· 0 ... h p•~ Th · -.1.. • •• $145 U 8-8124. home Pri beach SW11M11ng RENT aA1..IOA ·-................... uoo ELECTRICAL ... TAU ........ ua u<IU.,.... ... "" .....,. u:.o...u:..'.), 111 .. ...,, ing plua nominal re.nuu. · · • aAY 1sLANos ................. uso EQUIPMENT ltEN ....... :UO Valley. 548-8$2 unusual home is an out· References requested write SML 3 br, tncd, chldnl, pets pool, teMis cts, July rental 3 Rooms Furniture ;'..,°L':rC:!L~sUiiO ·::::::::::::::lli~ ;~~~~G .. .'.'.'.':::::::::·::::::::"'5 NEWPORT West Walk: to !ilanding value at Daily PUot Box P-1-49. OK, no gar. You paint. $1.00 '1!XKI mo, A'18'.. $1200 mo , $25 Month HU NTINGTON I EAC:H ......... 2 ... l'U=~=~~N~EPAlltS, Elc, ..... = beach 3 Br. Family room, 2 $27,500 2001Charle548-SGH ~lnap 494-5885 FOUNTAIN vALLl!Y .......... u 11 CA ·-· , 1·· ........ MU FOR profess:ional or bu81ness ruu. OPTION TO BUY SEA L •EACH ............. -... i.so ==~~~AG: ~~:CV.~~ s .. :::::::::uu ba carpets, d rapes . fUU PRICE man, age 25 to 35. Secluded 1900 SQ. Ft., 3 BR., 2 Ba. BLUE LA.GOON Vll.LA 2 Br, No deposit o.a.c. LONO •EACH .... , ............. 2500 ••• ,, u-L--•--.~ ·--·--5"% bl din rm 2 Be ~.1, !um•'~-· OltANOE COUNTY uot W'> __ ........................ •v "'ll.ll)t.;«t""" ~"''"' x 2 Br fan tastic view. Ideal Frpl.. tnl, sep. · " ' .....,,.,.....,., ""eu• Hf RC SANTA ANA ............. u11 G11t EEN ~HUM• ........ -..... 4100 VA loan. 962-7664 HURRY ON THIS! t-:...m••-nt -----dbl ....... 1..ae. fl 80&42-2354 color TV, private beach, 2 • • • • wEsTM1NsTE_lt_, .. , ............. u11 GUN sHuP ..................... 6710 .... ...... ..... .. ............ "' .. -"" pool -~ -" Bia Furniture Rent1ls MIDWAY CITY .::::::::::::::::u1' HEALTH CLUIS .............. 1721 FOR SALE BY OWNER MISSION REALTY weekend residence. 494-0024 • """"E nr. new 2 BR., s, au ... u se•v•ce. ~·°' SANTA ANA HEIGHTS ........ 2il0 HAULING .................... l1'0 """' So Coo H &JU'o.U 499-2238 499-15911 511 W,19th, C.M. 548·,,....i Like new, large 2 BR I: den UpSta.irl apt. Soft • weier, dl.sbwaaber, f:rplc, Wa!her & dryer, 2 block& to ocean. 613-5991 NEW, Never lived in. 2 BR Apt , Caripets, drapes, range. $185 mo. Yearly. Adultt dlly Co.'y.• ·-HOUSEC:LEAHING ............. l)U Easy Care Yard. Pool. Frplc. ;;io;J • st wy., Laguna after 6. .... ....... fenced .. tlo. ' .. ~ .... w. '-cln, •-•-11'2800 ., ···' ............... ,.,.., .... INTEltlOlt DECORATING , .. , ,'131 no.-o-woo ..,., ,tUUUU 'I" t:_:~=: =~:J;L .............. ~~ INCOME TAX. .................. '1(1 Din rm or Den. 3 Bdrm, 2 .i:-uuue (714) .494-0Tll LADY will share nice homt U20 Month 545-2655 OCEAN FRONT Mod 3 Br. ""'========o= NEW 2 BR. Bay view; h'pl. ;AN CLl!MEHTE , :::::::::::::v11 111:0N, 0rn.,.,..,111, Etc ......... 67so Bath. Kitchen din. area, bit-""""""""""!~""""""~ with older e.mpl. lady. Good NEW 2 & Townhse, 2 ba, bltin&, etipts, drps, frplc. Cost• MMI 5100 Beam ceil, carp., drapes. SAN JVAN CA~llTltANO ...... tnS i1to,,•1•,•, ·0· .................. ·-',~:~ ifls. S97-9911 "" loc S.A. H-·. 546.~· ••t-tns, Clb •-·, pools, •-, Surldeck. gar A: laundry nn. ;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~I •~ y 1 ~ ~ 675-4698 CAPISTRANO alACH ... -.... 11:111 IN .. lN .................. ,..... o:rou Vl IDC W.1'00 --.... "" ear y. QI~ 0 .T -.. 1Nsuu NcE ................... 6no WALK to 0 _ ~ 3 B 2 "-/ flK .... .,79 W••ldy ra-~25 & ·-~~~-=.:---==-'i::::-1 DA NA " t ..... -............ £• IN VESTIOATIMO o.tKttft 6no ..,.,,a..,.. r. 1Hl Share 2 BR studio apt: w .....,.., ., ....... """"'""' "'" ·~ t • -... N'~EW 1 BR ...-.... -"-ltl VE RSIDE COUNTY ...... ,. 2IOO JAHITOltlAL ... \ ............ :::,7to dinl f ' 1 ~ funi -.y... 6201Seashore.Dr. Npt:Bch Adults Only ' .... t''"" ""'l'"• VACATION ltENTALI ......... 2'00 JEWELRY lt il!l"Allt, Ek. ...... llOI "ng room, 11' e p • Ce h woman 3CMO. All new ' 3 Br-2 Ba. Lg rear )'I'd, Discriminative Tenant• blt-ins, retrig, gar, $150. CONDOMINIUM ................ mo LANDSCA PING '.' ........ ' .... 611t bltim Owner $ 2 6 • 9 5 0 • frplc, patio, xlnt loc. 546-7732 G·-. fl ~ mo + utll NEW Deluxe all-e.lec home r-~~.. ., •• ,.,, Avail July 1.st. 67~ OUPLEXES FUAN, ........... :H1S LOCKSMITH ,,,,.,, .. ,, ........ 6120 URV"D .... ...,.. ,_ ... .&.. •• d -n=u ~ RENTALS MASOH1tY,1ltCK ............ 6130 0024585 J'11DR 1 GIRL To llhare 3 br. 5-13-0518 644BeachCM in 1UTVW1-Mt n s. U I • hA-' MOVtNo ' STORAGE ......... fl.lo CUSTOM DESIGNED 3 br, 2 -•oco&t•• BF.A.Of APT. 1-"umished $125 wk· or $6$ ~ MARTINl~UE Lido lslt 5351 Houses n urn1s .u ll'AINT1Nc, "•Mr11tn11111 ...... mo '"'""• .:i-.. ••AL """""" wk. Avail now. 833-0371 T _._ ceNEltAL ... -................ )OOI ll'AINTlf;IO.sr1111 •.............. ws ba, fam rm, "Y""• "'"'" .. ~ ...... M_ . ...,_ 673-0695 afttr5:30 ..i-··· rt •-·ch 3200 GARDEN APTS cosTA MESA, , ........... »i11 PATIOS ............................ .....,klrs, $23,950 Owner u 1t1lf&.-M,nt ""''"LOYED lady ,_ 81 ,.. 1 .-wpo -MOBILE home on Colorado • 3 BR•••• $250/mo yrly Ille MESA DE L MAii ::.: .......... 1115 ~r:l~:i~"oi:v..;c,;.;·1.Hak-"::t:: ........ llool.11r _. 3 BR $325/mo yrly lse MESA vE,1:01 .... -.......... 1111 •• 347-7022 • 494·1177 or 2 -·-e lo ~---3 ~-. S min from Ocien & Biy River. Completely fu rn . P••kllko ----~.,. • .. . COl..LEGI! PAltK ...•••••••••. 1115 PLIJMllNO ..... -................ to ........ awr.n: UWUJ k1y k .... A ... .wl.OJU.INI Adults • no pets HEWPORT I EACN ............ ntO POODLE GROOMING .......... ftol Must Sell! Prestige Atrium EMERALD BAY • UC EA N home w/pool. 962-8121 Carpets/Drapes A: Bit-ins. Rent w or wee e...... FURNISHED BACHELORS NEWPORT HGHTS ............. :1110 POOL SERVICE ............... 1'20 ~ I 494-2129 Bryant Wiest, Rltra. HEWPOll:T SMOt.•s .......... mo l"OWElt SWEEP1N• ........... 1911 home. 3 BR. Make vuer SIDE HWY. -Ma-l"cent WILL share my elep.nt 2 B<lnns. 2 baths. $200 Mo. ====~~-~~~ lJNFURN 1BR .2 BR. 3 BR 675-2723 Evea. 646-7974 &AYIHOll:Et ................. ms ll'UMP SEltVIC:E ............... •tto 5241 Glenroy DI' 842-1227 ........ 3 Bdrm 2% batha425()/Mo FURNISHED 2 Br Im 2 b tbs avaDable OOVEll: SHOltlS .............. ,m1 AOOFING ................... ,,ltH • beach & coastal views from waterfront borne man 35-60 I · • . • a WESTCLIFF ................... mo RAOIO, lttNI ... Ek ........... 6tl(t VACANT-must sell, 5%.% G1 • , ................. ho-, •-amatlc -flt:tl Mo. 6~1 673-3663 Eves: 54M966 m.acul ate. 2 blQ to beach. Carpet&, drapes, garag~ UNIVE t.SITY l"AltK •........ 1u1 REMODELING &. REPAIR ''~o ...,.. ... ,"'""' """ "' .r• ... .,...,.. B • Beach R -•ty Inc 1100 k B'-·--·· II hr.•-I A C.M. RvtNE . __ : .......... :: .... _,.JU& 1tl!MOOELtMG, K1TcHl!'Ns .... 1'4s 4 BR, 2 BA, frplc. $20,950 entry, elegant dining nn, 2 .,,_ .. ___ Bal""--Island. ~ ""w. Bet•--•81~.,'. NB . w · ,.... w;,-.-;oo t ""'" • n1, 8AC:K IAY .................... n 41 SCISSOltJ IHAltPl!N ...... .,.,,,,, n..· . Is onl ........ ~ """ ~ ......... • . -,-BR--Fum--.-.. ~.=~~·==o=R=E l!A"-A233 646-5542 ~~ntlngton B••ch 5400 -' SEWI NG "'' r i mctp&. Y· .......... rm with wet bar, ' ,~ -~. Mate. . ~ VW-0 EAsT •LUFF .................... 4 ew1NG MACHii,ii' iii',Alb 6t,1 _..~ "' .. ..,........ Dr, NB. "-wk. -1100 or 11tv1N1E Tl1t1tACli .... -...... 221s s , bedrms, secluded level gar. <"TC,......, 3 BR., 1% Ba., frplc., . •~'" . 1;11v-e NEW e LUXURIOUS e RESORT UVING co11:oNA OEL MAR ........... JUe Sl!PTIC TANKS. Sew.,.., 11c ... 6t6 F • 'y II 1410 ••~~• cir ba •• 5 IALI OA ....................... J>OO TAILORING ,, __ ................ 4t1t ount11n a •Y den with lovely trees -caill.. apes; OPl!!l am 633-4863 .... er IAY ISLANDS ............ -... JUO TERMITE CONTllOL .......... 6t12 ~49,500. ILLUSTRATED Cotti Mff1 2100 ctll., fenced yd. for pets --'-~.~L~S,..------SILVER GATE 4 NATIVE GARDENS 6 POOLS-SAUNAS-JACUZZI LIDO ISLE .................... :U51 TILE, c.,..m~ ................. lt7I BY Owner 4 Bedroom, 2 ba, ... .Joli--11~ ... -o .~...:.~'"' IALI OA ISL.ANO .............. JlSS TILE, LIMlttllll .. Mlrfl;le ...... ftH BROOIURE UPON RI& -I: .......... ..,... ou. ll"t.l-.W& A F I ·-· NEWPORT WEST .............. :U1S TREe SERVICE ............. ,,.0 family room $500 and take QUEST 4 RM Apt for rent prtly furn BR, La pis. urn ,,_ HUNTINGTON GARDENS MUNTINOTON •EACH ......... )400 TELEVISION, lt•P11f111, lie .... 6HS ts ~2178 . ' CM. 2 9hcrt term scue, HV NT1 NGT0N HA1t1ou1t _ ... :Mos VPNoLsTEll:Y ................ 4tto over paymen · --yrd. 2558 Orange .f..v,e. 9 $200 mo. incl utilities, Cost• Miu 4100 FOU HTAIH VALLIY .......... 3411 WELDI NG ....... _. '"' ,.,. ''" NIGUEL TERRACE -Ideal Shown btwn 1~5 Sat un. gardener, nr Dover &: Cliff ~'o::'AcC.HoVii ............... =~ JOBS & EMPLOYMENT L•gun1 S.1ch , 1705 fan'llly home, convenient to 8 2200 • Ori N pets 642-7360 Apartmenh 'LONG IEACM .... ::::::::::::·:)504 JOI WANTED, Miii ............ 7000 ' Newport ••ch ve, 0 ' ORANGE cou NTY ............. i.oo JO I WANTED, WflMll ........ 1m A Very Spec:i1I House Monarch Plaza, spacious, 4 OCEANFRONT ,_ BLUFF Coodo, 3 BR, 2 BA_. SANTA AHA ., .................. :UIO JOB WANTED, bin bednns, large. family rm, 3 WE$TMIN $TE lt ....... ., ....... )111 MEH & WOMEN ............... 70]0 fO!' you who are searc g BR $28.S mo. Yrly. Poot Avail MIDWAY CITY ................. :u.1' DOMESTIC: HELJO .............. 11115 for the ~\Ulusual. Has char-baths, exx:eptional kitchen, Comfortable borne. 4 ' imme.d. 644-2991 alt 6 PM SANTA AMA HE IGHTS ......... )630 .. GENCI ES, Mffl ......... ~ ..... 1100 lenced play area, attractive-Y.:i ba gard lndry "==-,.,,.---,.~=~~ COAJTAL .................... )100 HELP WANTED, ,..... .......... 7200 acter & lasting appeal, One 1 . en, gar, ''Buy Like rent· $42$ m 3 UOU NA I EACM .............. 310$ AGENCIES, We111111 ........... uoo of a kind in north end on ly l•rnfscaped -$52,~. patio. SUmrner $225 Wk up, • 0 LAGUNA NIGUEL ............. 1111 MEl..P WANTED, W•mtn ...... 1400 673-2306 BR, 3 Ba., pier It float. 2 SAN CLfMf NTE .............. l710 JOIS.-Men a Women ......... 7SOO ocean side of hwy, 1 blk Balboa r -, -'331 CAPISTR ANO . . ........... lns AGENCIEJ, M•11 & WolMll ···-1550 ~o·m n•'ce ._ __ .... __ .. lush TURNER ASSOCIATES 1608 W. Oce1nfront ""'wes .,,,,.... CAPISTltANO I EACH ..... ., .. J730 SCHOOLS 6 INSTll:UC:TION ... 1600 u-"'"'"UI IUIU DANA POIHT ................. s1•0 Joa PREP.t.RATIOH . .. 1too tide pools. Thrilling view of 682 No. Coast Blvd. WATERFRONT lg dlx dplx. N rt H I hts 3 21 0 ~i~~~~~~1~~FU•H:·::::::: .. ~;~ ~E~C1HAAND1SE-'fQ.R noo ocean, hills & city 'lights. 2 l.aguna Beach ~ 494-llTf Npt Island, J~ . JuJv, 2 ewpo • 9 SVMME• RENTALS .......... ms hr, sun-den, 2 ba ' large BUI~ERS Cl.lliiE Ot.rr wks min or winter. Dock, 3 rlR & Den, 2 ba.th.s RENTALS SALE AND TRADE beach shwr nn thru dbl Our loss is your gain ~·. lndry. 613-'1861, 800: $215 mo yrly lease F • h d FVllNITUltE . .. ........ •OOO Id-• o-, Apts. urn1s e OFFICE FURNITURE ........ 1011 gar. Modern bright t .. u, REDUCED TO SElL 969-3174 coll. near all achools GE NERAL ...................... OFFICE il!QU IPM£NT ......... IOll COV patio with frpl w/rotis-Only -2-Jett Bryant Wiest, Reelton COSTA MESA .................. 1100 STORE EQUIPMENT .......... 11112 MESA VEROE ................ 4111 CAFE, RESTAURANT ......... tou serie. Liv rm upatairs has 3 BR, 1%. Ba Bilbo• 2300 ~m3 eves: 646-79'74 NEWPORT IEACM ............. 100 IAlt EQU IPMENT ............ IOlS 18' semi-circ window &: .frpl Elec kit -bll-~· Nl!Wl"OltT HEIGHTS .......... 4211 HOUSEHOLD GOODS ,. ........ 1021 . ""' NEWll'OltT JHOltEI ........... 4220 OAltAGE SALE _,,, ......... ton & opens to 3 decklJ on 3 Central vac, tile counter tops WESTCLIFI' ............... ,4230 FUll.NITIJllE AUCTION ........ IO'U levels. PriY ent eve"" room p • Ocean UNIVl!ltSITY l"At.K ........... nn APPLIANCES •.. . .......... 1100 •J atl<>l'81DIC View EXFX:' Baytroot hOme, 5 br, 4 3 BR., 1 Be., fenced yd, New· ha Pier 1: ftoe.t. comp) Jy decor. $225 Month ~ii>· Avail now to 6/30, & 715 St. James Rd. 642-2222 •ACK •A v .................... n•o .,NTIQUEs . ... .. ... 1110 +, ·+, + & a myriad of FOLLOW ''OPm HOUSE" EAST 11..UFF ................ ft4J SEWING MACHINE ........... 1121 flow ll •·• ~I COltONA OEL MAit ........... 4251 MUSICAL INSTRUMENT ...... 11ll ers as we ' ...... uc.,... O· SIGNS IALIOA ' ................. 4300 ll'IANOI .. ORGANS ............ ll:IO day to $41,'100. Fee simple UP SUMMIT TO IAY ISLANOS ................. (lJO ltA DIO ·-· ... ,,, .............. ttoo then open from 9/1. Reas 322 rates to· reaponsJble party. Newport Shores 0 1..1oo ni.E .................. w1 TIELEvts10N .. ., ............ .,ms with low int tranKferrable, ARCH BEACH HGTS. IALIOA ISUMD .............. USS Hl·FI & STE REO .............. 11210 no . point loan. Bkr 4M-7578. ln 1 ~-·-A Be· ..... Owner 673-2039 NEWPORT SHORES MUNTINOTOH IEAC H ....... ,.MOO TAPE ltECOltDEltS ......... ltto ..._..,.,. iu.·u FOVHTAIN VALLRY ....... ,,,4410 CAMERAS 6 EQUIPMENT ··, ,UOO TQ 1028 MIRAMAR ST. SEAL IEACH ................. ,u• HOll Y SUPPLIES ............. 1100 Th• p E ll Fin - 2 BR 4 Oen on years lcue Huntington Be1ch 2400 $190 mo. 642-3430 LONG IEAC:H ................. 4500 SPORTING OOODS .......... 1500 IS a g~ xce ent ancing :>RANGI «IUNYY ................ llNOCULAltS, S.C:Ol"ES ........ UH E Id B GAll:DEN GltOVE ,. ............ 4410 MllCELLANEOUS , ............ MOO ~fl ay LOVELY 3 BR home. -u_ Firepiace, patio, fenced. Coron• dtl m11r 3250 Y.lOWAY CITY , ............... 461' MACHINERY, Ete. ... -........ 1700 ,-iirrsTMINSTEa ................ -.u Mts.c:. WANTED ................ NH REACH EA Almost new cust bit home 'A'NTA ANA ..................... 4621 LUMtEll: ................... , .. f7IO .. ' nested in beaut.landscaping, 536-37'n 536-1368 OCEAN View 6 nns down 3 SANTA AHA Nr10HTt ""'"""''° S1'01lAOE ................... 1115 in vi fro TUSTIN ....................... 4610 IVILDING MATl!lllALI ...... 11111 68,972 sweep g ocean ews m COASTAL ....................... 700 SWAPS ' '"" l1'0 every nn, wood decked p&.• Br. 2 be up, Plus 1ra: V1catlon R•nt1l1 2900 tundeck. Guest room 6 Ba. LAGUNA •EACH .............. 47u PETS end LIVESTOCK tio, lg open beamed llv rm, LAGUNA NIGUEL ............ ,007 •AH CLl!MEHTr .............. •110 PITS ,GENERAL · .. MOO HOMES muter BR w/dreas nn 4 DANA POINT ................... ,~ ~~~ ...................... = pl·-·~ atrium, 3 B", 3 Ba, Tltlll'LEX, l'K ................. Oii .... ,,..,.,..,,,.., "" ..,,~ A CONDOMINIUM .......... ,,,.,.ftlO ~l~~\~~i:c ·:·::·::::·:'.:: .. = retaining wall, street to RENTALS • CALIFORNIA LIVING EA"H WEEK ortreet loL $89,500, Ow n or AITR.ACT 3 BR beach Muse = per m:: lease~ in Balboa. Furn. Avail June1~==~-~~~~ 15. $150 wk. 675-5660. BEAtrr. Oceanvlew 3 BR, 2 -=;""=.,,,8;;;c--:;,.,.,6o::;0;-I be, 2 Fplc, mll1nt/pool, Balboa :Z R, alps • 0 reftlg, wuher/dryer, Avail Apts. Unfur n ished 1i1u11:.sER1Es . .. ..... , ..... mt ,._. 494-0737 Ext. 620. Bt. pkg; 100 rt. to beach. Aug 1st. $290 leue. 673-6635 $150/wk lncl util 675-2153 Ol!HERAI.. ,, .. 1 .............. Mil SWIMMING ~OOLS ,, . .,.,.,,, ttll 1f ) ""' ...................... ,.. '"'" ....................... ".. ~;.·'Jll. YAI s· TAR GA:""E..,,·11 • Ml!'SA Vl!ltOil! ................. 1111 .. WNINGI .................. ltH ·~ _ .~ ~ .... NEW .. ORT IEACH ............ noo VACATIONI ' ... , .......... ans B Cl.A I. POLLAN NEwPoRT N•1GHTS .......... s211 TRANSPORTATION A-1 r -.. W1i!STCLll'I' ............... , .ftlt IO-l a YACMYl -, > ""· NEWPORT SMOl.U ........... Int ~''" D Ji. Y--Ooilr Mmty Culclt ~ 21 m UN IV.RllTT PARK ... ,. ... ,..n» '"' ............ ...,.., According to tli• $Ion. otd. :ts , 1ActcaAY .• , • ............. ,,,.. ~1~:~A~~u1sir:tiiS '"""""":: {2 1.-u;;u-.. ' To "·--elop me n oo• for Sundoy, •1•7!'!4 EAST ILUFF ............ no I 5 0 T ""'"""• _..., UC• ., CORONA Oii. MA• ........... 1191 p EO-$KI • A ........... ". 69.11'1 ~wordscorns,pondlngtot'U'l'lbers 90 IALIOA ............ -•••.. Pit ==~ ~~~LT~~AMCi!""'"'''= ~···-· o1.--·Zodiocbirthsign. IAY ISLANDS ................. PM O GI -··"·· _,.. r-~ LIDO ISLE .................. Im I AT UUNCN~N ....... .,.f04 /#ff. 21 I Dtclt' JIN 6! NWlfli OCT)( aALIOA ISL.IND ...... ., • .,,,,SUS MARINE IQUI ' ............ ,fOU .... Y21 2Socloi°" J2H~ ~~;.,. .-£.21 , HUNTINGTON •l!ACM ......... 140f ao.r.t SLIP, MOORINO ........ rt:U 12 Mi 3 ••f«f Jl ~~ ... A,..,j ._... FOUNTAIN VAl.llY -........ 5411 IOAT sr1tVIClS .............. tQr 2-17· . .(>..Ii"-J'Yaur M~ • ·4-7. IEAL IEACM ............... .,.MH IOA~ r:NTAL~ ............... ". ,~. 35 n...-;o,, 6SCo.h >tl.4.1 1 !..OHO I EACH ... , .............. JHI IOA AltTr ,,.,,,.,_ .... ,.at ...., --..... OltANOE «IVNTY ............. NOi PllHING •OATS ............... Mlt ...... 6 l<"P 36 1........, 66 Foo._,"'• SA411TTAIM OAllOIN GltOVI .............. 1111 IOAT MOVING ................ to41 ~MA~ZI '/IAI•._,._._._ 331'/~~~lntl ~~-4 NOV,21 &n WllTMtHn-Elt ............. ,.NH I OAf •TOltAOE ............ ...... IJN(2' --. .._. r_,.,.. MIOWAY CITY ., ......... .,, .. ,'416 •'°"o•c"• WANTID ................. J 9For J9Work. 6'Haw 0.C :Ill SANTA ANA .......... -......... ~l"T ' N ................ flot .10.12·£:~ }QUNlvf ~Gefi '/OTO U.lfTA AMA Nl1fKTt ............ l'ILYIH Lrsso I ............. tlM $7"'1#,:.~ II You'll .. , Wf#YI 7111 1. TUITIM ........................ JMI MffJl.l:::ME: ............... '291 12Flrlanclol •211.toeMnf nY-COAITAI.. . · .................... ,,..~It .. M& ............... nit ~ 13Flnd .Qlf nAr.d LAOVHA llACM .............. 1711 I Cl. S · ' .............. ,fttS ~llM2l l4R-0. <448" 74NI l.AGUNA NIOUIL ............ '"1 llKT•IC CARS .............. nso ... '--'5 lt'• 45 Yw ''""'"'-JAN CLIMINTI .............. mt MOTORCYCl.l!I .............. ,,.. ,,,..y -w,, ~ 46Goln 765cdoble .N •• ,,,,.,,0 . ,,,. MOTO•tc:ooTrlU ............. QM ~; ~ ,,.-~. n •~ SAN 'u ...... ...... AUTO s1•v1CE.I . PA•T• ........ 19 ~ .. .,.. _,,_ DANA l"OHllT ' " ............ , .. AUTO TOOU a aoUlll' ........ Hll 4$:7'-17 ,.:r;... :.~ ~ .. ·1:::...,h REAL ESTATE, ru11..1•. T•Av•L ........... HU .--. ~·~ ~---I TUILI ... Uf1Ut1 .......... ,,,ffJI ~..o 2t .._. ,, ,_ 11 n--r• CAMl"lltl ..................... tnt JllA.Y>I c-blNd tll.IPl.IX, lft. ,.,, ............... fllUCJtl ............ ~ ......... t. M:lil! :r:20r 52U. 12 CO .. DOMIMIUM .............. ~.-t••PI ......................... n1• 2) 2J...... SJY'ou 13~f .IN'TAU WA.NflD ......... .,'9ft WORTTD A.llT'OI ............ Mii U.37-'1-' ,. ... "-'4Mted MModlfW •OOMS ,0. ltllrcT ......... ..,, f"°ll'T CAltl ................. Nit .j.t_"~ 250f ss,.-........ _ •OOM 6 10ARD .. .'.' ....... "'"' AMT,OUlll, CLASStCI -....... WU ld,,...... c.mJn MOTEL&, TltAll.llt CDUllTt "'1 U.CI CAAi, ROOS ,. ........ ., "11 ~"MOO 2' Hop.. 51 Be I? A GUl!'rT NOMI& .... AUTO l\'IMT5 ................ 9'U AUG. :M 291 I ••t 58~ il&l'\ilft MIK "£f'ITALS '"' AUTOS 'W.t.NTIO .............. t"' Xl'i. 2'WM. g()f 19Dlttowft 1NcoM1 ••Of"llTY ........ "" HIW CA•t .... -.............. .22 JOOf 40......_ 90Lt-IUS1H£S5 ll'ROP&RfY '* .. UTO r..UStN• ......... .,, .. ,.,I l$.D"8J "2-r-i /(}\ • •-6\N~.I~, Tlt~IL Ell: PAltKI IW UllO CAltl ..... ~ .... ·"!f l).J7.aj.j l~J--\Sina~._ '1 ~ • ~ O!C:!:. ' -.... ~ -:::~...., ... ..... -...... ... w.,v.7.( -' ..... ~. w.I.~~ 1-13-~ D·~·~ ... ... .. .. .. . .. . ...... _... ..... ...__ ~ --. . .. -. .. . .. ... .._ ...... -... .... .... 3 BR Houae. Leue $190 mo. Scenic Properties 615-5726 Huntington llHch :MOO 3 B'R., paneled d«"n, din. rm, Sc:md petlo, CflllS, drp1, bltna, gardener. $250 Mo. 962-2518, FASKJON Shont1; 2200 aq. ft. ' BR., fam., din.: cpU., drpc.f ,,*>od., -· 1215 IA ... ; tell $33,500. ~2631 I BR dm. f11olc, full)' tlrapd, • ..,._., Nr. the bcb. 1Ao1e $190. 968-.mt 5 BR. 2 ba. tam nn. Prectip are., S2SO mo or -. .,. -8*«!3 ._,_ "' '""" <-II BR, 2 """1, -blodt l300 ""' --• Bii. ""2 ba---dbl ..... fl>od ,..i. ""' -· ---· 4 BR 2 bttha '115 per month Rt!-. m.1111 oft 5 PM $25 Wk. Up • Studio 6 Bach apt.II. e Incl Utilt I: Phone Rn. • Maid Servi~ • TV avaD. • New Cafe I: Bar 2376 Newport mvd. 548-9755 UPPER Bay, bachelor's retreat. Secluded 1-BR. cot- tage, privacy • .$95 54.8-8693 Newport B••ch 4200 I Bdrm.Apt Near schools, freewaya Walking distance to OCC 988 El Camino A.pt. # 1 Costa M•u SPACIOUS STIJDIO 2 Br. 1 % ba. c:rpts, drps, elec bit· ins. Nr. llChls, shops, free- way, 549-002 eves and wk 8 x 35 TRLR. Clean 1 Br. 1,,.e~nd~•~· °"'-,,..--.,,c:-..,-;-""-~· Prefer middle age adults, 2 BR, frplc, crpts, bit-ins. nr. Hoag Horp. 548-7421 Prlv patio. Pool. Adult.a. No It'• Beacb boue ti.me. Bit ~ 1elect1on ever! See tht DAILY PILOT Clailified pets, $145 546-5163 THE QtnCKER YOU CALL, THE QlnCKER YOU SELL Te_nnia • Entertainment BOlSA.-CHICA A HEIL ADULTS 1-47-8414 2 BEDROOM UN- FURNISHED l block to 5 point.OJ stores, avail. approx 6-26. $115 per month. Call owner 642-2835 or Key st 7701 Ellis "D". ~ 2 Br Dplx, pool, privacy, cpl!, drps, 1 !Jtry, gar. like nu U35. AvaU July 1, 842-8337 SPLIT level 2 Br. 1 % be.. AU electric I crpta, drps, dwsir o displ, Enclose 1ar. & pool. Oose to bch. 538-3190 G•n•ral 4000Gentral 4000 Gen•r1I 4000 Solve • Simple .Scrambled Word Pu.zzle f or a Chuckle 0 !:d':'ti!' ~ -::k!'-: tlmple wordt. Print lttt.rl of 1.oth In lb lint of ,quara. I IRYLOPO I .1'11'11 IHIMROA • I .1111'] - . ·-~\I\ .. ~-· IF·EMFUL I -. I I 14 I I' ' , __ · · ..... -....... ·-_ ... ___ ~ . ' • ..., ·8' ilJ \ ~™1.,1 G_N,..A_,.K....,.....,..-il There waJ a flnt In my I ,, I I I' hou .. and I called 1ho flro m - ._ ... -'·-'--.................. tlon In my neighborhood. A ·-------., fireman a ntwered tht p hoM ' IM IC TEN I and tald, "W11,. flxlng a flat 1--• .-1 ™1,..""'·l,..,I'""' "'I-I on the fll'I onglne. Con you ._ .... -'-•--•-_. __ ,. _ _. hep the --tlll we r-• I • .,..,,.,,..,..,=,.,....-.--.., theno?" -~~'-lrM'"-Tr-1..,N,,,_,....., ..... ,.., eoo.oi.t. '"' douctot• ouot>d · _ 1 1, r 1 r . ,.. z.1.""C:.::. ~= I .......... ..,_ .. • ::rr~-r r r r I'. r r r ·r I· •:rm.r 1.1 1·1 • I I I I I . ~CRAM·!-lfS_ ANSWERS lf't'_ DIME-A·UNE I • "" . "' .. ·. .....-" ... • •••• ]!~ _OAl\.Y '1UJT SlWO!q. -15, 1968 * * * * * UAL ESTAT( RIAL EST.ATE 'ANNOUNCIMINTS Gener1I Glnorll .... NOTICU Office Rlnf•I I070 It. L W1nt..i 6140 ........ IP-Ml 6400 LARGE 2 -2 111 ""' f.OR RENT OWNERS: l"OUllD: llloclr A -,,... tur. ape. ....,p1e1.i, ndec-A.,..... &IO Sq. n. cupetod Apt, Unite W1nW Pf, Ylo. pnQlon A lllll'1ll1 or&ted. bu 1arCt: dd wt.th 4 drapetJ,, a1MCmd. g.2) Units, tint claa B&lboL. Wei:riQr b tack ....... -a. dnped, MAJUNER'S BLDG. ~ condlllm, Npl. i.r-. Cllll It lftndnc .... Rm: a-nL Walk to town IS15 Westclltf Dr .. -N.B. .Bela.. Oi1ta Iii"' C... 8Ud Hlilml.DI lodl'1 6 4 bHtdl. Sl~ OD J )T Jeue, Olrltact Mn. JWnSo 6ft.«XIO OM*' atM by Prl llllntif1. No ehlldteo ... pell. l'l1llc:. MOQI!IN 001oH from $15 ...V. la Dally l'lloi GEIUW<=""°"-::-:-_;:=-47~'"1"'. Olll;r. Call a2&CM. Per mo. Secretarial ""·· Box ._ )'l:UIC, fiwn ooknd. Will _j:i;;;O;;::;::::;::=;:==:;::.. eeatnl loo-0...... Counl:Y ·BUSINESS o"41 ~-Ylc• C•ll•u Condominium 5950 Bonk Bid& .• 230 E. 17th St.. PINANCIAL hr1<. 0.-ld••tll7. $300 ~ I br, :I b&, all Costa Mts&. &Q..lCSS -5C-099l e1ec. XIOO 1q. ft. pool. dbl 2 com'L. l lnduat., 1 w/Uve lua. Opportvnttt. 6IOO PRESCRIP'l'ION c II 114 • • w; """" -......, IA qtn. °'fta M.-. C\NI>Y sia.--I..... 2lO Block Bock n.,. :u.tO UlllVSll'>' °"""· MWllO SUPPLY ROOt'!! G<ldm Rod, Ob<, 1 Wocl< WMtNy1 W1ntl Whllil)t1 Gott S,ICIAL CLASSIFICATION FOii NATUllAL IORN SWAl',EllS "'"""°-!loom ... ____ ......_m-aa !========' 1 c.,,.,..,..111 '°85 i. ... ...,,,. """"' ,,.,. IOOND; ama11. -...,.. Spoclol lllto , sn--111 .... -lllvcb r •ut.• -M -.in .c\UOll a.nt• Wonted 5990 M-l COil. 70.l27 ""' hlO> qUali'1 e•ln haired -•le. Costa Mt.a with lm~ ~ed dispeDNr1I it tb1a Eutblutra, """'°16f ~ ............ ~ ....... c:.-· ...... t-l'OU• ......... , • ..._ ..... .. ~ ...... TNINO l'O• IA1 • -riv.on '*"YI RESPONSIBLE R • t tr e d woman deedrd to ~ ot bu)< f'll:ra or tmlblnl. 2 or 3 BR deluxe boule or eipt. in Newpcrt BNcb. prefer Corona del Mar an.. OD or -Aual•&eot-L FireplaCe a c • r • 1 e . ~ Reference fmn. Please write llO'W p, 0. Box llS, OIM, Calif. .N leased _ ~ area. No IJdlinc. To ~ BLK pektntM: tomi4 00 ~ ow Jll,50) Terrific )'OU mut ..... cu. O · Newport Blvd Mtieea c.x. . l'HONE '42.5471 ••-• '°--· L.-c:Mslce referencet. S995 to and N.B. ~1514 Te P'9Cll Yeur TrMer'1 '•rMlae Act BUSINDS Womu. llitlltds 1 B<lnn """'"' At>~ on M .... Newport, 0.... de! Jibr, Huntinil'ca Bcb or 1.quna. Up to noo mo. Gara1e or carport neoeauy. 6G-008I after 5 ;oten...... ....,..,., $371» CUh..Ff'W' boun Week·!========='!.,""'" SHORE PROPERTIES lY co net excellent Income. '401 for tocome lot nt new m.mJ 675-414'1 Mroe fUIJ. time. For~ Lott yr mm ecintncton own tntH'Vin', 9tnd .MJne, ad-W1l Pewm Wbo J'OUND beaut S BR. 2 BA, 1aJct w lnch11tri1I hntal . 6090 dres A phone numl>er to: Stnw JU'W In home Bia: ~ IAJce, 2 sbrt TRANS-WES'IDtH WARD'S HUDtihatcn Deb. bkla. from~ 54M301. M,1 new bkfe on llred fruit m Newton w..,.-, CM. bet 11 A U elf Placerttia. $145 mo & up. Alt m-. °"" m;.uas . INDUSTRIAL Sida:, new. 10.tm a,q. ft. AD or put. 36 paridng. Near 2 freeways. 2959 Century CM Owoer 54&-:uat DISTIUBUTING CO. hue mall C!Ohtmb:, pottq:e HAVE: Gaar. llome-Tnde- 590 N. AZUSA AVE. will be paid. KEEP MONEY plan Olli DELUXE f-PLEX t'OVlNA, CALIF. 91122 D. Jone1 ~-2612 w/armer's S BR unlt, North * BAR * LOSr' Man'• "'"' bncelet Cotta Mna. FOR: Your type watch. Great HD-home. ~ MS Btll. p.m. l·PERSCl'l~~-A~Bl~.E-local~-wri-m-1 HURRY! One Left. 2'XX> ft, wants roam In private home modem ottlce, ihwr, pwr. with limited ki t c he n HB. 536-3501. "Best lookina"'' iD. 0 ran I e timental value. Vk VIila DELUXE Condo, S Br, 2. ba, County. Plush cutieted. Nova or Bob Bum's Npt. Aii etee. DI) 111, tt. pool. O::drtaila:pouible. 2yrieue Bt.h. Sat am. Reward.I dbl. pr. 11nttt tn.N"'J>Ort at rMallble tf'DL Agt. SO.. W.2131. Badr Bay/Income or TO's, 1168. LARGE, Kale <ti, hlaek A petndpolt onl>. 646-26'!0 BEAUTY SHoP for mit sreJ striped. bl& baittd a.EAR --4 Units furn. fully equipped ttad1 for tabby, white bade . feet. ocel.D view % bDt. Npt. conttrrued bustnHL Operator-Na.me ''&by''· Leet Vic. pter, bdt n:riw area. $58,• L;:.oh=------6_1_00 will rtay. Jl50 mo. 792 1983 Orange, CM. Reward 500 take am. hie in trade. "85 Yamaha 250 CC, Street model, "'°" ...._ $300, will trade Joe Dune Buggy or jeep, lil·pd --· 536-""' """'3164. 4 Income anlb: on n.t St. 111 O>m Mesa. Trade fOI' house or bust deeds. JD. come $4Cl2Jll. Owner ·-· Trade 15' 9" Looesta-50 PH plus trailer. Like new b' Aristocrat Trailer. '86 up. Boat Value Sa $950. ........ TRADE Cl property N.B., OCftll Yiew fer home or lot Honolulq with view 4 toU.. age, either side of Untv SEllVlCI DlllECTotlY C.rpot L""'9 & . 11.,..1. 6626 APAR'l'M!N'r MANAGERS IDterMted 1n bids 0 • ' -cupeunat We u. a;per. ID UUs fteld. Call 5*-4fTI ...... Lit. c:ca.. --66IO Ellport,.,. .... G1rct.nlnt Cllt ....... Cd&ln&. -...... ~eedln& 1n· tbe flower beds, bf. month. n. estimates 543-5181 JAPANESE GARD=ENER=~ Malntma.Dc9 t>, die: tnODth· Good .W. Expcr 54&-TTSI * MOWING, edl2nc 6 dtu up, Monthly ntet. Free eltlmate. Call 96$-JJU * RELIABLE: Reas . w/OrientaJ care. Cle&D-QP9 I: odd Jobi. Vincent. ..,._ REASONABLE Profeulonal & & rd ea la 1, landscaplnc baullne. """ ........... 499--3452 or 838-1116. CU.I I: F.dce Lawn Maintenance. Licensed. 548-4Q -MS--85'70 aft f PM LAWN SERVICE $15 MO. Dependable, Professional. Weel<IY Sttvlce. 962-Ml!. MOWING, Edging, vacalawn. Gen1 deanup. Haulln&:. Odd Jobi. * $48-6955 Cut I: Edp Lawn M:afntrna.Dce. ~ 518-4110:!, 545-5810 aft f PM prlrieges, oft~ nlatl•e obeeurlty to cr.iptete ap- prox. 6 mos. '1jll)rk. Prefer E Balboa Penn., on er about June z . 613-098'1 PORTAFINA LAGUNA P~ View Lota Whlte· water and 4.'lO&St.- Center SL CM 50-U7&, or $10. Call 548--sm5 ~ Court Ave., 673-6521 M2-lJ.(fl l.OBT Sl.mreM male C8.t. 1 I--"----'----' ESl'ABLISHED vend In a: yr, mother cat Vft7 upHt. U' Sedan Cnllser (1956). route H.B. area. Few bn. will not eat. Olldrn I: P1anked. hull. Will trade; or pe month. Net pd...... --\Ile Wlbon. TD, deer lots ""' .....,., dist. tee simple, 548-6988 LOW COST Ma.intenance HAVE: Palm Deaett 3 br, MOW -EDGE -SPRAY I ba; turn. Shtdow Min FERTILIZE. -!Q.7319 ! line views Ex.c. s..king HOUSE tor 9 member fa.'!\1- !y for 9 willter lnO$ ea. yeu. _....__ca. 06 Nye& Plaea Laguri.a Beach ~~from $390. Call =~5 dlL ~4~ ...... 1'6(1) -+ $6300 2nd TD + Cub. Wet; Hauling Beach Prop ar free I: clear _#_HA_UlJN~-G-.-Trub------6730 tum Me an yeu. Call James Helfricl:t nt:aJ.3..1234 <n•> '9f..9388 ! BARGAIN ! FOOD To Jt'O -?'Ml money NEAR Mcnud! Bay. Black WA.NT: Boat 2>" or under land. 613-6'158 Trhnminl'.. A.Jl)1h!na • we do C.M. TRIPLEX Im mal:& $5,000 will handle. miniature poodle, nat ~ with trailer. Have 3 bed. $9«50! Owner 544--3$8 see· ua to buy or d Van ped. ao tq:, name "Bnn-room 1->~e. Iaree yard. ROOM Wanted on Balboa BEST ocean flew lot, No. Counselman '111e Re a I dy'' • l:ilind. ~ Wemlde. FUil Priot S19,500. "" "" tt all. Exper wcrk. SfS..2'192 Gange OMnupe;, trlmminp, dirt. Y oa name tt J Haul. Bl& John 642-fOOO Ialand by single Jsdy. Week ~; $12,500; a r"t b • t. F.ata.ten M&-nn MAN'S Ueht brown wallet ~t;y $3,000. lJ 8-8124. or month O:mtact by pbOlle plan incl. 494-6216 Owner DRIVE-In rtstaUl'IJlt In lost bl Costa Men. Puk Beauty ·Salon • 4 atat1on1 • collect> (33...9690 or by me.it OCEAN Front Jot. Surfside bee.ch dty doing bta:h IP'OU· Saturday. Any info'!' 548-2802 room f« 2 more, all equip. 2901 Pa.dfic Coast Hwy Colony. Wie beach. 25 x 62. Askin& low dowft. '7:30 -9 LCBT: Blad&: 1: WNte Poo. incl. FOR eq, in small home Lc::ag Sch. Helen Leroy. BeauL view $29,900 592-S926 AM or after 5 PM. 6'l3-650T , die, HUkrMt--. Anlwen or aubmit • any reu. ~ HA VE bea'1t improved Tac lot Zepb;1r' Cove Lake Ta- hoe N""""" aide. $13,000 'dear • Waat Hse • Unita • A1rplane • TD's orf tor eq. 67&-Sn& CLEAN Lob:, 1ara1es. etc. ~~=~-----1 'I'rff removal. dwnp. lkl.p, BEAUTY Salon. 6 ttatlona, backhoe, fill. ,.-.de. 96U745 estab ~yn Udo area. wm WANTED bowie winter YACHT Sale.a Corp. Excel. to Jojo. 540-<SM posa.I. Rltr. 546-581), trd tree and clear $10,(Q) Landsc1ping eq. for R.E. er wbat·ba:~ )VJ. Bkr. 548-111.1. 6110 Sept. 1 to June 15, cont yrly _R_a_n_ch_es _____ 6_1_5_0 new aall A: power &:: 'hkrl· LOST Leather w&llet with In-13' ,..1966 Travel Trailer m b8.sls to $200 mo. 3 BR or 2 II y i-R h Xlnt water loc. All/part. 1tials RGJ ~ new concl, 3 burner stove. BR &: da Unfum or semi VI ey rww inc Write Bo.x P·14? I>ail,y Pilot. lee box. slP.14 '68 taa: trade turn. 1College teacher. Xlnt ~~nu: = :1~~ ! Small CAFE in Laguna. $95 Person•I• 6405 for eamPti-~ nt '6' 'Chev)> DLX Balboa dp1x 2 br, bltn K, turn almolt: di, cpts, """' ""' ..... fn<d yd, Blk ooean. Trd up Orange/ LA Co. units. ID: fl98.6012. rm. 528-6301'. almost an acre is al~ted mo lee.ae. MUST SELL. Fne PU kq bed. ~'Z616. WANT To rent garage,! or 2 in beaut:lful grazing ~ ~1300 or 4~1423 llllc loatlnt Cl...-Z" Zenlth Cob TV, re- car Colta. Mesa., Newport try, Large shade tree• sur-O 6310 Offered to public by mote control 6 tnOI n!'W Atta. Box M-152 round the house In complete Investment ppor. B•lbol Power Squadron for ~Van or Cor- WANTED! Coutal property to exch. for t4tn or desert. For appt call 8-10 AM, ?-9 PM R. Roa Myers Jr. 548-Z181. l.DVELY tbop, beaeh area, acoeuorie1, gifts, paintings Approx $4500 equity trade for reel est.ate, car, trailer or camper. m«i98, Rooms for R•nt 5995 ---PLEASANT room for young working girl 01' man. Hun- ~on B!ach, Kltcbcn privileges. $55. mo. 841~ aftier 6 or w~kends $15-UP wk W /kitchen $25 up Studio Apt&. 2376 New· port Blvd., C.M. 548-9755 NEAR OOC, Man ooly, dlx, ldtch priv. $15 w ' c k • -ROOM FOR RENT, kltch!n prlvll~s. nr town. 646-8137, 673-9140 (9-12) Motola. Trlr. Crts. 5997 $S per ni&ht <11 weekly hula and up. 23M1ii N"'JlOrt Blvd., C.M. 548-S755 REAL ESTATE General Income Property 6000 Rduslon in a picturesqUe AmNTION ElementarY PUotln& Courses vair PU. · ,.tttni. Big «>lTal '°" lh< Ev..,, Monday, Starllnl 7 ,....,., rr 646.ml ho'r'&es. House bas ti.replace, DEVELOPERS & PM, June 10 Newport Hu-4 UNITS + 3 BR. .~.-- forced air beating, tormaJ. INVESTORS bor Yacht Club, no W. 8al' R.tverade· rood condi"';;'' dining room, 2 Br. I: den, * 80 LEVEL. ACRES * Ave Newport BMcb ' ' could be 3 Br. Vacant oow. Ideally loceted in hl&b-drY OR. "tor your converile'lce Exchlnp for ~t land, It's a dream home tor de&ert (no Doa problems, Every Tuead&J, st&rtin& '7 MW car, TD'•, or submit aomeot1e. Just $13,500 full wonderful d:ry-alr!) just 11 PM, June U. Ensip $(:boot OWNER 6'15-0144 prioe wl.tb &ood terms. miles East f4 Bar 1 l Ow Jrvint A: QW Dr., Newport 25 View Aettt La & u n a Ab:iut 40 minutts drive Cwbefe ereat expe.nskm bu Beach, m. • Ca.tetorluta. No Bnc:h.. So Ille improv~ from Oni.nge Co. cities. alttad)' betunt> advance rea:tstration necM-mebts, Income moo. PO.· Rancho Reel Estate Co. 90 man .. made Lakes in ·MJ'Y. Enroll at ei .. ; tt aey 000 equ!ty, For TO's or T cn4> 823-3491 lll'M! Ideal fDr resort quertiona phont 5'8-13Tt or Owner. tl)f..W, fit.4957. . development. alfalfa m.1855. • A_,;;c'",;;';;"";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;6,;;2,;;00;j -· fish ......... •"; SINGLES· ADULTS * * • •• , opportunities boundlets. ~ Oranaf CouilfY'• * 2tn Acr .. Level Land NEAR VICTORVILLE Tr-ade for late model "side doer'' van. 962-T3f9 * * * ---~ ---~-Thi! is a rare offering, af. nicest people t Santa """"'• lh< ..,....,. a sreat Alla' de! ~ ANNOUNCEMENTS SERVICE DIRECTORY future! PerlOOll dmnn-* 'o-~-. * •• NOTICES San D. County Atteare ava.Ueble in the Fallbn:lok: area. Parcels from 5 acres to 50 acres; some planted to )'OUtlg Avo- cado trees with beautiful bl.dg. site.a. Priced from $3300 per a.ere with terms to suit, and man,y new ooun- ...,, ....., this a1 wtn ~·~ 1--------1 Butln ... Service 6562 ces e; FOOD I: COCKTAILS Funer1l1 6412 sell all or put, ean owner: WED THURS FRI SAT 1-;;;;,;;;;,;;;;;;;,;;;;,;;;;,;;;;,;;;;; 84?.Q;4() Eves./weekends. DANCER'S 'coRNER 1• Secnt1rl1I S.rvlc•• WESTMINSTER Orange Coont;y Bank Blda;. BUSINESS o"41 14381> S. Maln at Edlnaer st. 230 E. 17th st. Suite 2ll FINANCIAL SANTA ANA 50-9306 MEMORIAL PARK Cotta Meaa • B W ... 6305 IN1'ERUr Mortu1ry & Cemotory C>ll Vldd • 642-1485 us. ant EXTRAORDINAIRE,. Compltte fun.rill HlLGA'S Secret'l Strv1ce WANTED IMMEDIATELY hr Dlacrtminattna Couplet frem $245 mM Exec Typ, dtctatioll, An Orange C'.ountJ' Uquor or Sln&lul Partlet • trlps • Cemetery lots resumes, reprta, mimeo, GAYNOR'S LANDSCAPING A: GARDENING SERVICE State liceued contn:tr, Rea:klmtlal -O:immercial Ya.rd Qeanup Free F.st No job to big;-·893-S581 Poporhongl,. Pointing 6150 REDED'.>RATE: We do "erythllw: Painting, in & out; cuttom drapes; custom carpetl; wall coverings I: color coordination, 20 yn exper, tree est, samples to )'OW' door. Lie I: fns. Rea. I: Comm. MODERN Dtt'ORATORS 536-9513 WALL Co't'erlngs I b> rtallatlona. Sff aamplet at home. Flocb • Foil • Vinyl Call 847-l.SSI before I a.m., SchwUU. PAINTING and Paperin&. U you call me we both benetl.t Exclusive but not expensive. Try me and see. 541--3151 PAINTING, exterior, Interior Uc. ins. lT yn op. Frtt ert. 548-5325. Accou.stlca.1 ttll. Plumbing 6190 OWNER Will sacrlf:lce ._,lex .. try estmte homes already apt. O>sta Mesa nr OCC. 2 bJ.ild in this area. Ooee to BR, 1 BA, patioe, WW crpta, golf courae. For turtber in- drps, bit· iM, gar + xtra furmatic:.i pleaae call Wal. prkg. $41,500. 10% Dwn, in· ter Friel with: u.,.n.. 1n "'°" """'""'· O\lllna1. Original • ........ frem • uo 642-J'ro7. c M -· TI£E GRouP • ·=========I ontact rs. r•7 at area (n4> TfS-694.1 (2!3) OL 1444 Inctuda Endowment Care 1 • * PLmmmG • "-Iring 6 Remodellns Electric Seftr Cleanlne All work guaran. 6G..f683 PLUMBING c0me $450 mo. ~ aft 6 Eckhoff & Auoc., Inc. PM 1818 W, ~Ave. HOME A lliCOME by Ownr Orange, CaliL Exe deprn/ln't'est, oppty. 4 541-26n, Ex~wknds 538-5747 BR, res. &: 10-2 br Apts, j '!!!!!!~~~~""'""'""'" pool,~,.. old. E•td• ~1393 Z· 1 /3 ACRES ~cod~e~213i,'.'~627:'-3ll~<:D~aytlm~~·~,-~........_;:::::a~A~val=la~bl~•:...\Everytbinc tn o:ne beautlful C•rpenterln1 6590 place means lea COit. R•al Estate Loins 6340 No tramc problems. REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS Pr!. money for ht I: 2nd R.E. Loans from $1500 up Jack Smith Co. ainoe 1949 543-1311 Have A Grelt D1y, FATHER from all of us, K:Ntin, • Cayton. Cather!De. 141!01 Beach. wmm1n11.. CABINETS. Any du job. sn.1725 893-2421. 23 )Tl upu. S4M7l3 Comotwy Loh '411 9 Ca.tpP.mtry e Cablnets e eBlt-ins e A.Iterations e • Repa1n e Reaal 646-9583 REPAlRS REMODEL 612-3128 Remodel., Repair, 6940 REMODEL & REPAIR CUpent?T • Paint • Plaster A: Concrete. Dick 642-179? Business R•nt•I 6060 lWO and l/3 acre11 vacant RECEPTIONIST, Office &: land on busy thorooa'hfatt desk space. Air conditioned. hi Santa Ana. Bot.. Ave. $25 & up. Sa I ea men, Js only major undeveloped r'epresentatives, m a 11 OOulevartl ln th.I.I area. Ap- 11ervlce, tape recording here praised at $60,000, Prke, dftrk room avail., mmifl.gs, $54,000 net to estate. Wat~ 24 hr an.swering telephone and all utilities available. service. 1870 Placentia, C.M. 108 ft. frootage For further COr.u.fERCIAL Store Bid(. lnfonnatlon phone 542-953.1. Mortgages, T.D.'1 6345 nmEE Grave sltea in The-Cement, Concrete 6600 S.Wlnp , 6960 Brint your TOs to Trust "TIIE Criltian S c i enc e Good Shepherd Cemetery. --'.z..-----'-""'· I Deed Center whert the ~~~~~. of th~·.:. Loc:p,.~~_!1 ·.·~:_ secti. u°"' ... •t Bloc~ ~~te Alteratlont-642·5145 b J -•· Smith ....... u.::v • ,.., • ..........,,. ........ • .... ..., Neat, accurate, 20 )Tl. exp. eyers are. ...,. .....,. pomnt.National I: World te~ed write P. 0 Box &awtna" .l removal 8'2-1010 1323 N Broadway, SA Open 9 events ol the d&¥" tor ID-m, ~ .. Pus, ~ Floors-Wa.tu.Patiol I: Ex· TILE, Ceramic to 6 Sat. Ph. 5U8381 formation call 91526 posed Rodts. Expert 6974 Courtesy to lroken. new 12,000 sq. ft, Prime I ;-;-,;;;;-';-':-::O:.:;:=;:-,,=--area 2 blks South Coast 2 LOTS, 1 acre ee, $1400 ea. Plaza.. 5.5 car p a r k in & HawaUan Paradise Parle ''front". All or pArt, air subdivision, Puna district. rond. 19c sq. ft. 845 Baker Phone day or eve 962-4766 St. CM <n.TleJ' 546-2481 10 Acres. So, Callfonrla. $8 Down; $8 per mo. r19:5 Full price. L. Shewfelt, 326 w. 3rd St., L.A. 213: 623-5111'.l 90•;. Loans to $60,000 646-'J&;O 6t8-&332 TWO crypts at Hll"tQ-ct workmanship. &a-8514 or more. SINGLE FAMILY NEWPORT Bffcb Tennll Rest Cemetery, l6:ZS Gisler CEMENT Work, a.Jl types. Bay Mortgage Co. 646-4665 Club tamlly m«nberlhlsi fer Ave., Costa Meaa. $950 for No job too sm&ll. Frtt est. sale SSCJO. Buytr to pay $80 boltt. Phone .fH-6'ro!I H. STUFUCK 543-8615 Money Wanted 6350 transfer ftt. Ander• on CX>NCRETE, block. SPIJl.lsh SHORT TERM LOAN = or ll3-SUT, Trenl -. 6435 Ill ......... ,"""· Wood A Or wW ccnsldei'" partnership NEWSPAPERS, out of state l'LYING Usbt aircraft to alum. rocm. Lie. 545-5107 to penon with Public Rela· I: fordrn· mapa:lnet Enc Wuhtnrton nc. 1!23rd LlcenMd -Quality ttons baclfaround. Pleuant Germ., it'a1 .. Span. ~; rtt. '711, ~up. ~2618· Cement work. 839-5Clt6 -coodlUOllJ. Age no China, Ruutan; alto """1t S!RVICI OlllECTORY Chlld Ce"' 6610 buTler. 642-0022. Iriaptlnea I: pe.perbacq_ 1--------- PROVEN Mtrtne Product• 1815 N. II.arbor, CM 64M511 Bollyolttl.. 6550 SPEJC!AL Summer Day c.r. SMALL Bldg with large tncd yd. Suitable for Plumber, Elt'ctridan or comparable buslneu. Low noise factor. $90 mo. See at 926 W. 181.h, CM. 646-4913 aft 3. mw 90ld Worldwide. Need Get ln tune wttb June! Hot balanced meals, G1acks. Lake Elsinore 6202 $lOOM to vcpand prod. ·1; DlALA·DATE toni,ht! WORKING Mother! Nffd State Uc. 2~ to I yn, 1 am.. ---------'·I sa1ts. Pay back 24 mtha m4> '35-5651. (%1J) OL 5-Sm IOOM'Oll8 to care tar )l'OQl" I pm. $JJ Week. Oavh • PRIME Retail Loeatioa a STORE l'l x 40 1873 Harbor, CM $f6..aiS4 Office Rental 6070 LAGUNA BEACll BEA.CH HOUSE + APT. With hi lntereat plus equity. Fr chilff ATallabl little <Xll!S now ICbool it M teuorl School. lS2S on ave la&f. Fruit trffa. $25,· He•din& PublSc. 2l.3-3'72--4SU an e out? I ha.v• a private s.:. Ana, C.M. Ms.rros. N. 000 -<JW>d '"""" ANNOUNCEMENTS F\r, le C1tolln1 bead!, CUI &Ive lh<m hot HANSEL A Gme! CllJd 584 ACRES and NOTICES ~ .. ~ '::"'u.. = ~can,... .... lh<m. Care 115 Week. ""6-A All "° Put, • .., Rancho Found (Pree Adt) 6400 In the '"'" "4M6U 8',BYSITT1NG, """"'"""" Newport Blvd., C.M. 5'&-2134 Caltf. Coed well , fodlne * * PHONE PAL * mothtr, _.. bcaie. Ntar Centracten 6620 Deak 1Pa.ces available tn •Prln&, cabina., from $500 FOUND: Tame rabbit. vie. SAFE I: INEXPDlSIVE Sprinidale I: r.dlztawr' St.1----------~est office buildlnc at acn. Bristol I: Baker. Call 1: MEET BY PHONE M25C»1 evn.. e ROOM ADDmON~ e * Verne, the Tl.le Man * CUat wod!:. Install I: ~. No job too small. Pluter patch. Lealdne •bower repair. Mi-1957/84&-0'l06 JOBS & EMPLOYMENT Job Want..i, Ledy 7020 ALERT ~ RELIABLE • JR. C.Ollere student de al re• employment as aa.les/ftle derk, Gen. aftk:.e, ha.a U• perlence and own transp:rlatlon. Full or part time. Availlble lmmediatelJ 540-8308 MATURE High adlool gir~ would like part/full time b ab y 1 lttb!:g, A.M./P.M. OtanoeUor Homes. ViUagt One and Two area . Rea1onabla, wltb ttf~ and OW D trans, 1133-lO'lT f:""' ~""" .. downtown Agent C714) 671-2132 Identify 646-3161 P.O. Box'11!, lrvlno-DAY CARE ... -.. ., L.T. °""-u: ~~.~= ~rand, Lake El&incn 3VKEYW •. ~~ .. • chain. 1 lD, a ALCOHOUdj J*'IOrlOQI .A4ams I: Brookhunt.·Pl-':_~Ill ~~,'storykltcb~ or2· Oom"llc Hol• 7035 paneled part.JtionJna. T .. 0 ' .. lVWlll 18tll st .. N...s. ~Ana. Ph:ee l'THTH ntd acttvit7, quallfled IU~ -· . .. .. '&' -• 1.;;;.:.;.;;.;.;;;.;.;;.;.;;;.;i;.~--'-"-- ••!rancet; ..... ''"'' to Retort Property 6205 646-Ut» P.O. S.. U23 Oolll ,,._ tMdcn Llcelte. am> =.~1,r' ~~ 1JVE INS Municipal parkmc klta. SSO to PRIVATE Aetti in forut, iOuND. BJadt ftms}e kit. Meet Dynamic fl'rkHllll am.o can ill m)' hon;, e M7-15ll e Employs-paya. fees PG' month fOf spaoa. Add Cabin. ~ room, beer ten. vtc. of 8&rptr School, wtth ltttltnr qualiti• M&Qlt8 W'Ol'Dan· Reuonablt. ~ Contnctor G~ ~ ,Aaency SS tor dtlk and cbafn. Add bar, &To. •tort. rtabltl, J'owttain Valley. 968-2288 e ..... e W. a:.ta M.na aret..64W504 Retldential _ Onnmerclal 1051S E. 16th, S.A. 547~ $10 f« buame. hourt an-~er ea.mp. IU'talD • l"OOMD a bo7'• .Ji&Cht on Matnl a: Repa.ln. FrM Eat OWM:1t Uve-lfta. Olcertul twerlQa scrflce. AD utilities abundauce Cl( spq •ta'. Pallude Jt9ad. 5f6-6m call Artnoun.,,...,fl "411 lrlck, MIMnty, etc. 6TW129 Pemwwrt. Expetttneed. ~ v:~pt ttle-phone. d&1tlmt cin1J . ..t.•60 I ~==,..;;.,;:_:;o;;c~--1' btt .1.-64U703 DAILY PU.OT Between Redlaa4o • Blt · Coat Healtll Clllb -PATIOS • P•Ho Omn u -~~ 2Z2 FO~AVENUE Bl•" 12!11.000. S.D I-"° lloopltallt1 lo ·°"' Motto BRIC<. °"'°"'· ~ ~ Addltlona, Uc. LlGUNA BEAat: lnde dowo. " 8llS!IST -._ PTIEE I.I.WA wrm CU.,_ CaMneta. Small l* -D.,;.-llt'•-da -U BUSINESS .._ ._ ~ ..... Do IWLY PllDf llWEDLlll IWl8AGE OK-rr.. bt tc-<915 -e Addltlona PTllVA'l'E olc In Nii.~• Pu. -UI~ Ope w1Di111 IO ....U pa J. G. Madloth. Uc. drpt. UIS Mewport. CM: Qa..W -I• u -JO -,.. klld1"' 6570 et;,,,_ e Call Mn. Gordon MMT20 EwreU Rl:noJo-., T Otb ..._, .... 6 ...... ~ lD £. llttl St. . IGICIO REM 0 D EL. r •pa l r 1 Md.ltkns * Remoddml • NO ...... -I 11, ""' lleoort. e/o ......... OU., • . YOGA 0... bttos "'""'4 ~·a.. -elec., !"red R. Gcwldt, U.. ... ..Utt -o DAILlr Callfamle Im!. (114) -II _ • -I P'orJT""l""""lioolC> ..,_.,,,Md., <mun<re. meMI * 541-2110 PILOrWANtADlll!CH!TI m:mt l ' ......... NSIGI ....,.add.-.17W!l51 QWIGl!:,_....,.114,_, L . -·-· -·--· -...-.-..-............. --...... ·--·· ........... ·--·---·-- AgoncJ-. -7100 Coast Employmellt AGENCY RESUME SlllVlCE ,SUila .... Pron Bl<tg. llTO Santa Ant A.vt • IM•• -642-9611 tin 1:1) am · S pm P.lon-Frl . 6 4 2 -5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T· c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 - 5 6 7 8 I • Results . • LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE •All '61 llOTICI TO ClllDITOQ IU .. lflllO• COUllT°'I!)' TMI JTArl 01' CALll'CllNIA f'Oll TMI COUNTY O' OllANel •. "'""" lbl•N el l'ltAMK A. JONNSON, •lie .,_,, .. F, A. JOHNSON. 0-Md. NOTICE II Nl!ltE'aY GIVEN N lht endHQn. of rrw •tiov. _..... • .,.. tti.t •ft "~ l'lll'tl111 cltrmt .. 11.-t lht 111d dlc:edtnt •r• r.:iurl'ld fie flll ni.m. Wiii\ ttll lllCftUry 'IOlldler's. 111 The offlc. of tlM c:lltt of tllt •bow .mlllld _,rt, or • PfWlllf tMm. Wltrl "" lllCl$Mry -.idllrs. to h undenl1ntd •i ttlt Offltl!I of 1'111 lltarMYI C 0 0 K I E Y , SCHUMACHll!ll, C 0 l E MA N ANO MINYAllD, 151 TOWll I. C.OUlltrY ltOl<I, 0r...... C.llfwnl• ""'" wl'lldl Is .... ""Cl of bwllltlt of The Ullders!11Md 111 fll _,,. ... ""'1n1no fo flM •llltl of wld ~. wfl'tllil 1lx months •ftlt ttlt fin! ..,bHcaflon of flll1 ~ O•l'lf Mloy 14. IHI. N•rold P. JohNclft ExKllfw 91 ttit win of ""' '"°"' Nr'Moil IKe<ltnl COOIUaY, SCHUMACHait. COL.aMAH a /!llNTAaD, AINl'lltn Al Uw, - 111 T.w111 a Clvllfn' ll• ..... 0,..... C•lftlrwol• nwl TIL1 1714) '41·1111 A'*-1 fir l.IKlll'w l'WnMH Or1rw1 CO.If 01llY l"llel, MllY H •nd June 1. I. IS. lffa '2MI LEGAL NOTICE ·--c•RTll'ICAT• OP &UllNaSS. ,ICTITIOUI NAMI Till 11n611,..l111\fd don certify I'll 11 mn- dl.lcftl'ltl 1 blltlneu et ln6 IMwPort 111v11 .• COfl• Mewl, C•lllornl•. """'-r !Iii lie· ""°"" firm ""'"' of Cool R1dl1l<o• ""'-11»,·•nd 1'1'1111 H id fltm 11~-td of 1111 fllllowlntt "''"°"• wtMose ,,,.,... 111 11111 ,•nd PllC. of retlden<:.t ]I II l<olklws: OoNld Ltfl\ke, lllfl R1lnler Ct,, Olf"Oftl G,,_, C11ll, D1twd MIY ll, IHI. 0.X..ld lemk1 lhi. of C•llfoml1, Or1~ (llllntf: 0... M•Y )1, IHI, befor1 me, I Na!IN l'ubl1c 111 •nd tor Hkl Stilt, peri.onallv •-•Id °"'1•1d Lwnk1 known "' m1 "' M !ht Hr'IOll ,,,._. Nml ll 1uti."I~ to ltlt wlThlft IMtrvme11t •nd •Unowlldll· Id "'" •ewted -....... (Ol'FlCIAL SEAL) •-111 (, l(-N0111"1' Public • c1ntoml• l'rlndpel Offlc• tn Or111111 CooJnfy My Comml .. lon !:XPll'ft July !, IHI l'uttntlltd Ot11111• Coat 01ltr l'llol, Ju,. I, I, 15, 22. IHI ,..,.. LEGAL NOTICE ..,.,,, CallTtl"ICAra 01' IUl!NlrlS l'ICrlTIOUS NA.Ma nt uncM,..11'*' dol1 certify I ''" -lfllcft111 • W.111111 '' lllllt NtwPOrt eoui.v1r11, c.11 MMI, C•lllflr!'lll. under ""' IM:tlH-firm "''""" of A to z R!'NTAL CENTl!!a 1r.d !twit 11!d firm 11 ~ of ttlt followln1 Plnotl• wiw.. ............. full •nd flllC. .. , ... dtnc. 11 •• tOlie-w.1 Lor1l11 !". C•rbert, l1!3G FrfffN" A-. Ht""""°,..., C•llfotnlt. D•twd M•Y J4, 1 .... Lor1111 !". Gerbert st1i. of C111toml1, Or•1>11• County: Oii Mloy '14, 1 ... , btlor1 m1, • Noll,.., l"\llll!C Ill Ind for Mid St•"• "l'IOMI~ •-•l'ld Lor•ln E. C1rbll1 kllOW!I to 1111 to M ttlt --WllOM 111me 11 l\tbK1!1t-.. 9't !flt wllll!n l111tnlment •nd ~llOW'-'eed Ill IXKuflcl lhf Mm .. (OPFICIAL SEAL) Jot11>h E, O•vls Not•rt Pullllc • C•ntorille l"rll'ICIPll O!flc. Ill Or•l'IG• Counfy My CommlulOll Ex,.rrw Jv111 21, 1910 l'vblltlltd Or111-111 Co1ui 01ttr l'llot, Mloy IS tnd J11111 I, t. IS. lNt f'JMI LEGAL NOTICE NOTICI TO C1ta01TO•S SUl'lfllOll COUltT OP TMa ITArl Of' CALl,OaNIA l'Oll THI COUNTY 01' Olt.ANOa .... .._ l1tett of WALTEl; WILLIAM ICHULLSTltOM, ttc 0-Md NOTICI IS NER(llY GIV(N • fM '"°'11111'1 Of "°" •lxrl.I 111mld dlc:eclMI ll'lft 1n "'""°"' h•vtno r;l1l11U 11111111 1111 wld dleldtnt •r• r1C1ulred fo flll "*'" wllll It'll -N/'y YOUC:hl~.' ill 1111 ol• fl(ll er !ht c~ ot "" •bow l'llllllN -rt. Of .. ,,_, """"· Wiii\ "" l'IKltHr't ""'1Ctll~. to 1111 """°'""'*' ti L•w Offlc. Of 011\'!11 R, K..,._, AtlorMY ti L•w, 414 Nortll N-i ao.,iltY•rd• Nf'WPOrt &t1dl, C•llforllte, which 11 fM Pi..:. of butlneq of 1111 ..,..,.rt.lt'llld In t ll ""'"-rs 1t1rtaln1111 to tl'MI '"'" ot 11ld dKldtnt, wllllln 1111 -tfll tltw !tit Hr'll ...btle.tlf)n Of 11'111 llOtlC:t. 011111 M.ly tt, lHI. ·-K. kllvlltlfotrl l!llfflllrlK of fllt Wit! of lht •bow MIMCI cltadtnl eALYllil It, tcl•lill 114 NW'ltll N....,.,. .,.,,., ,...._, l .. dt. ClllftnlNo ... ............ '*-12tl """""' "' a.QCWtrb· l'llbltllhed °"'"" C"-t DellY ,,~. JUM 1, I, 11. ft, IHI .. , ... LEGAL NOTICE • '· • ' • • • 1 ' ' ' • • • • '· • • • • • ' • • y • •• • • " ' " •• • ,• ' ' ' ' ' ' ' •· • • rt " l • ' •• '" " • • • • • '· •· • • .. • '· • '" " .. '· • ' • • " • • • , ' ' ' • • ' '• I -•• ·-~•":""=~~~ .. +~•~=~· ro, ...... _,,_,,,_,~,,. ....... ,,,_,.,, ____ ,.,,,. ................ ~, -=-=-w-,,..~-••-=--~-~--~=• ·-=~--~-------...,,~ .... ---........ ----...... , •'"f•·..----· ................. ________ .......,,_' -.. , .. ,...... ... , ____ ___,, JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENl JOBS & EMPLOYMENl JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EM,LOYMENT JOBS & EM,LOYMENT JOBS & EM,LOYMENtMERCHANOISE FOR --DAILY PILOT 2~ MERCHANDISE fOlt SALE AND TRADE -·--SALE AND TRADE Help Wenrocl, Men 7200 Help Wenlocl, Mon 7200 Help Wonlod, Mon 7200Holp Wonted. ~ 7200 Help W1nlocl Help Wonhd School .. ln1lrvctlon 76001---------1 ·----~---iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil . ..!w~ .. ~m~IOl~n::_ __ 21~400~1 • ....;,w;..°'.;.m_ .. _n ____ 1_400_ SCHOLASTIC HS G-;-;,u o ..... Silo ~I ,P_1_ .... ....;._,_0r_..:• .... •_m'--_._130_I SKILLED AND UNSKILLED MEN NEEDED NOW TO Fl.LI.. VACANCIES lN NE.'W OEPARTMl:NT OPENINGS DUE TO EX- PANSION tN OUR. Oft. ANGE COUNTY OIVlSION. STARTING SALARY $120 per WHk &. up IMMEDIATE EM PL 0 Y· MENT FOR TllOSE WHO QUALIFY. COMPLETE JOB TRAINING AND RAP• ID ADVANCEMENT. REXAIR INC. ORANGE CO UNTY orv. For information call Monday & Tue.sda.y 774-7251 SECURITY GUARD Exclusive Newport Beach community needa private guard to work irregular days and hours. Prefer retired peace oUicer. Salary S400 per month, uniform provid- ed. Please write letter out- lininr; your ex~rience to Dally Pilot Box M·lSO. Fiberglass Laminators Want money! All the work you can handle? 2 shltts. Gr1nt Fib .. rgla11, Inc. 476 w. Encinitas Rd. San Marcos, Calif. (TI4) 744-2615 YACHT SALESMEN Immediate opC!nings for ex- perienced men. Must be able to sail and demonstrate Loc1I manufacturer hat We need youna men l8 a.nd over to learn AJllJOR tulM' )'OUr dtm Khl dllld In GARAGE SALE • PIANOS I ORCANS • lmm.dl1te openinl' for: the lU busineu.11 you are DCllllftltallC' bade whjtcU. S:.50 hr. 23751 L&ndlsvtow • El Toro • LArve11t lloclc ln SO. Calif. • Production Test Tech. • Wiremen • Drawing Checker Elcperienceo necessary in checking electro mechan- ical tabrlcation draw- """ We are en e1to1bll1hed commerci.11 firm with llbtr1I fringe benefits.. Only people with 1t least six months ex· perience should 1pply lo PARAMETRICS 929 B•ker Street Cost• Men 549-2221 Mechanical Draftsman Minimum three years experience. Exceptional opportwiity exists with the !aremost manufae· ... turer in the vital, ex- panding field of auto- matic values and controls. c.11 or •pply Cla-Val Co. UJUKUIU MS.MH. 837--3885 * 20<:'-40~ off.Player pianos GRADUATING ~"--~In•·-• -~ SECRETARY MERCHANDISE ~OR Sal• Sun 11 AM to• PM 1000 "'"' lb.-ln>m · --r'~...,.._~ _,"' ....,.. IE · ·EVERrnnNO WST GOI • Terma • Tenru ·Tuzm '* from HIGH SCHOOL: or J.C. and want 1 steady Job; one where you can make your CAREER and better yourse.lf as time goes on. co me in and talk to us. We offer GOOD STARTING SALARIES, PAID VACATIONS, PAID HOLIDAYS, AND PENSIONS - See us at 1919 S. State College Blvd., Anaheim !rom 8:30 A.M. to 4 P.M., Monday through Friday SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY An equal opportunity employer, SALES REPRESENTATIVES Leading Indepe n dent specialists deallog in over 100 mutual funds, expanding in Ora~e County. Thia ill an opportunlty to enter dlgnlfled professional selling: full or part time Investment exp not ne<:eMar)', we train. 547-6621. Mutual F u n d lnvestani Inc. 2100 N. Main, Santa Ana Busboy & Dishwashers Full and Part Time Day and Night Shlftll Over 18. Applv in person BOB'S BIG BOY 154 E. 17th SI. Costa Mesa Help Wanted Woman Secretaries 7400 Three years experience marketing or manufac- turing desirable. Short- hand 80. typing 50 IBM electric. Clerk Typists Mu•t be accurate ~19t!!l, general clerical experi- ence. Work w:ltb figUreS. mM electric 45 wpm. Apply Pat Folsom 833-0600, exl. 2229 COLLINS powtt loot deburrin& ot Perform dtncal ~ SAL! AND TRAD -Over 100 lttma prlei!d from cub for your piano or nde pred.lion machlnfd com-ttons requirina worldnc ~urftltu re 1000 5c -SOc. vuu, lh!rU, bar ar•nd piano for Dew epinet ponentt.. Nllf\t lhlft 4. to ~edle of metbodli, -------''-·-1laue1, pw'HI, knle-kzltca, f'teld'• WbolH&le PlaJJo Co. 12:10. pnlCtieu and operation Spenhh Medlterran .. n eupt, 1tunf!d antm.i1 A 12072 Brookhunt ti Cbapman J>roftt sbarlnc J. c. wn1 co. 671 w. 17th St. Co1ta Me11 541-3421 An equal opportwtlty employer ORDER ClfRK Three yea.rs experience with manu!ac~ firm desired. CALL OR APPLY CIA-VAL CO. 17th & Pl1cantl1 Coat• Me11 S48-2201 An equal opportWlity employer lntermedl1te Steno Clerk Shorthand 80. Start $436 Senior St.no Clerk Shorthand 100. St1.11. U69 Apply immediately Orange Co11t Collep 2701 Fairview Raad Costa Mesa 8J4.STCfl ot Sales Department. SHOWROOM SAMPL!S many more to choose trom: Garden Crovc t114.) 138-21'7'D Prepare rouUM ,.:>rts I l't wood cuved armed di-Coffee table $U 3 end tabln - alntain tu and van with lar;e mu'• match-$S eacf'l. 3 lamp.a ff .50 to $101 Piano ~ monuali': ·°""" """chair. beaulllul Modi· TV chair llHO.-Gold """· Warehouse Sale ate TWX system, duPll· terranean m.brlc. and col· and chlJr S&\. Wblte do OPEN TO THE PUBLIC cattnr equipment, eleo-ars. 5 Pc hex1pn Spanllb tenaion pale shelves $20 Can-Used _ New--Sllght F'rt.lght trlc t:yptwrtter, and dark oe.k·tap dlnina: set with taurtd leather chair $40. 5 Damaged. Open Satun:la.y tn.Mcrtbe from dlctlt~ blade or avocado tramtd piece dinette with 12" ex- lng machine. Good work· chain:. dtcontlve vinyl de-tenskln $45. 5 •ta bar ~1:;i:;:· Compiny ing know!~ of busi-sign. ·5 Pc Mtdlturanean a:la.uea (6 to a ael) $2. 547.06at nfft telephone etiquette. bedroom tel -9 drawer Mt. Sleeping baa $8.50. 3 piece A-Mrs. drf:uer, Jari::e fram-lunaa:e set nT.50. Rattan 135T·A Santiago, S.A. Typing 60 w,p.m., llhort· hand desirable, Hi i h ocbool diploma -mini- mum !ducation. Perman- ent position.. Sta co, Inc. 1139 Bak•r Street Cost• Me11 549-3041 An equal opportunlly employer STENO/LEGAL TRAINEE Laguna Beach attorney nceda assistant for hls probate secretary. Must be self· starter, willlag to accept responsibility &: have ex- cellent typing skills on IBM Executive, S/H 80-90 WPM. No legal ex p erie n ce nece.Ma.r)'. Will tra.in. Start $400 per manth with MERIT INCREASES, Kepi)' Bax M-143, Dally Pilot .• t , Cashier Hostess Neat appelrlng, 18-tO, no exper necessary • ed minor, larce nlte com· bar ns. Antlqu~ bookcaae ! Spring Sale! modes, malchin& panel de-SIO. AntiQUed commode Used Baldwln Spinet $695. ttrned beadboll.rd. $12.50. I piece Rt Melmac Used Baldwin, Thomu, $195 VALUE d1shn $10. 6 ft. day bed $25. Hammond Orrarui S1!l5 up. 7 Full Price NOW $429.95 Many, many more Jtems too Spinet, CoflsoJe, Studio Ir OR TERMS AS LOW AS numerous to mentian. Upright pianos, sped.ally re- S3.00 PER WEEK MUGS, Botti,., p i ct u re 1 d --• 1195 (Wu __ ,, I u ... -.:u. up, I Kl' ~~~vldua J.v) records, drapes, bowling WA~'S BALDWIN S'ruDIO balls, guitar, dresser, desk. 1801 Newport, CM 642-8484 Ute Our Store Charae lop, bricks, plants. Much Net fancy front BUT . , More! LAT~ ART IN· QUAUTY VALUES INSffiE! N O V A Tl 0 N $/CARPET APROVED FURNITURE MURALS. Th"'• ,.,;. A 2159 H1rbor Blvd., C.M. Sat. Carage at loa.14 La Dally 9-9, 16-5 Sunday Rea.a, F.V. South ol. Slater&' • 548-9660 • West of Los Jardine• HATCH caver caUee tbl, $50; -.2308 2 hitch cover end this s2s 1--~G~u-,-,-,~s~.,~.~s~.,~.- ea; 2 nautical lamps, block Shoes, dishes, !Awn mowers, with chain S30 ea; blond !dgers, 2 Spanish dining bunk bed frames 50: 60 a:al r o om tables, S p a n I s h rack 11.cquarium, •alt or . chandelier, bedroom set, fresh water, custom made pool table. $65; Iota more, S a c r I I Everything Goes~ because at death. 846-00'76 1128 Carson, Coita Mesa ,.._.,., NOW HERE ~ the new Supersoundina: T-200 Hammond Spinet orp.n ·-the finest yeV SCHMIDT-PHILLJPS CO. 1907 N. Main 0 20th Santa Ana Decorator's Delight GRAND PIANO • lnslde1 A-1, outside needs your help! $599. MUSlC CITY, C.M. * 540-7165 * Furniture returned from dla. play ltudloa, model homes, SAT & Sun, ln5 Starlight, BE AU Tl FU L Winter decorators cancellatlan. NB. Strobe Light, Black mabofany si>lnet piano, like. Spanlah A Mediterranean etc. L 1 a: h t, Polaroid camera, new RD FURNITURE blcycl•, TV, plctutt !ram.,, * 490-1164 * ol!lce desk, turn, pwr tools, PIANO Wanted, Private par.. 1144 Newport Blvd., CM fit waxer, aurfbaard, stereo, ty wanla to buy piano for evexy niaht til 9 radios, ru.Jtar & amp, cash. 543-9335 Wed., Sal &: Sun. 'ti! 8 microphone, etc. 548-4.218 • 2 HIDE A BEDS 8' JAPANESE Sailing raft PIANO Walnut spinet, near new $315. boats. Call betw 9 a.m". &: , 17th & Pl•centia Costa Mes• 548-2201 Plumber/ Journ•yman '" RADIO CO • Apply in .person: • f CHAIRS noo value, now $50. Newly • 2· Piece SECTIONAL uphol couch makes bed $39. tuft~ in RED VELVET Compl Movie camera, pro- w/down cushions. jectar etc. $50 •. Brown wig •A NTIQUE LOVE SEAT. no. O Is he s, bedspreads, 546-1304 0-!' 893-:!626 I p.m. 642-5151 Oce11nic Y1cht S11les Leiding Impart De11ler Has opening for qualified Auto S1leam1n Oet1ll Min Service Writer Lot Min Oe1n Lewis Imports 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9300 ARTIST Commercial Artist with some accountll to handle company worl< on prem- ises. Space & phone + hourly rate. Call Irene Head far appt. 546-7360 WANTED: Young man part.- time afternoons. General helper auto body ahop. Must have Calif driver's license. Must be fast & willing to work. Good pay, Call for appt. Mr. Lard, Harbor Auto Body. 642-6!M3 Boys W1ntecf ages 12 to 14. evenings and Sal\u'days. Appl.y now for summer work. Work with circulation field manager, Will train. Transportation furnished. Phone 546-8697 WANTED Boys tar after achoo! wark and Saturdays We will train right boys for cireu.lation Ueld s a I e s , Prev!OO!!I training helpful but not necessar)'. For full in- farmattan phone 546-8697 REAL ESI'ATE. Sbooldn't yoo be selling the hottest area -Huntington Beach? Call Phil McNamee tor appt. Village Real Estate. 00244n 546-8103 * College Student• Full & part-time needed. Days eve!. &: weekends. Car· pet cleaning & gen'! dean- ing. No exp nee. 549-2425. DELIVERYMAN, physically tit: full &: part-time; 18 & over. Own car + Insur. Ev- enings. Apply after 4 PM, 19'10 Harbor, CM. *FRY COOK* Experienced. Contact Mr. Zimmer, Blue Dolphin Re> tau.rant 675-4004. DELIVERYMAN, ta work u late u 4 AM. Full a: part. time. Own car + insur, ApPl.y after 7 PM 1920 Harber Blvd., CM WESrERN Men't hair styJ. ing c hamp ion wanta gentlemen modW for tuture. competitions. Call; Mr. Ran 548-9174 YOUNG Man, student 20-35 needed far work 1n coffee bar CdM. 35-40 hr. wk. Goetd aa.lary call 9--11 am 6'13-3856 for appt. TALL high aehool iraduate who does not Intend to So to cotll"te, +F pre re r red. Bayside Fish Marlret 2800 Newport Blvd., NB APPRENTICE in pharmaceutical plant, 1~11m trede • yr rnd wcrk. Wrtle Dall> Pilot. Box M l5l #'YOUNG Man to woric: 40 houri ..... V,?.I ""· 30 to 30 car nee. F(ll' penanal int. 544-0594 Mon l1t 4 PROF. Sen'. Sta. Mechl.nlc Guar. A !I dell. Tom ....,,, Unlon 2201 E. ~t Hwy DSM ORl-4320 SERVJCE Stat. Attend&nt. Expwr. lull -16'1 .PlJlcmtia Cccr W. 17) C.M. Dial &C.:i67I far UEJLTS An equal opportunity -'employer Hair Stylist Qualified to work in high grade Beauty Studio, Personal following pre- Jerred but not neces- sary. Offers go6d Oppor- tunity, pleasant environ- ment and good company bene.J.its. Apply: BUFFUMS' Fashion Island NEWPORT BEACH Career Opportunity Join todays fastest growing profession-Mutual Fund sales No experience necessary. We train • full er part t1me Mutu1I Fund Advisors, Inc. Npt B. 1603 Westcliff, 642-6422 S.A. 1212 N. Broadway, 547-8331 No Experience Necessary! Must have clean Califom.ia driving record. Apply YELLOW CAB CO. 186 E. 16th St. Costa Mesa Young Men 18-28 Sales promotion jobs avail. Large int'l. corp. no.ooo 1st year. Management opportu- nities. Call 10 am • 2 pm. 539-1183. TRAINEE No experience necessary: company benefits includes overtime. • medical &: life insur. & bonus. Troy Engraving Co. 2322 So. Pullm8Jl, S.A, HELP wanted AUTO MEI'AL MAN percentage basis. Orange Co u n t y ' s l a r g e s t independent. Employee group benefits. Call manager 642-6943 Service I: Repair and new Construction 646-'762 PARKING LOT Attendant. Men. Over 18; Apply ·at the Reuben E. Lee Parking Lot. Agencies, Women 7300 Work ••• 1t YOUR convenience The "Temporary Division" ot the Newpart Pe.nonal Agency aUers pleasant, top paying jobs (fee paid by the employer, ot course.) for the qualified woman who likes to work just new and then. NEWPORT Personnel Agency 833 Dover Dr., N.B. 642-3870 See. Betty Bruce at mi~~ £xec Agency for Career Girl• 410 W. Coast Hwy., N.B. By appoint. 646-3939 Help Wanted Women 7400 Cosmetic Sales F\ill time PBX Operator Part time. Multiple boa.rd experience only. Apply Personnel 10.4 Mon thnl Fri ROBINSON'S FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH An equal opportunity employer OPERATORS-Good P•y 1580 Monrov NB 642-~ Holp W•nlod, Men 7200 LIVE & WORK on the beautiful San Francisco Peninsula! LENKURT ELECTR.IC, a leading manufacturer of Tele.communications equipment, located on the mld·S!ln Francisco Peninsula, otfe.ni stable em- ployment (we are basically non-defense), goad salary, working condiUona and fringe benefit. - pJUS an excellent opportunity to advance your .,.,.,., .. e LOGISTICS ANALYST Famlllarity with government provlelonlng and cataloging 1JY11tems !or apare parU and su~ port iqufpment. Twa or mol'l" yean exper- ience in the preparation of provtslanlng docu- mentation in accordance with government apeclticatlon1. e ENGINEERING WRITER PRODUCT M.ANAGEMl."NT: Electronic back- ground 1tnd knowledge ol telecommunlcaHom equipment, electronic terms and circuits rn- QUtl"ed. Mwt havl" ettellnit command er En•· ti.sh plua BSEE or eqWvalmt and abWtl' to type own manuacrlptt. Pleae aend ~e. ln confl4ence, to: Chi.ties Steven1 19700 JamborM Ro1d Newport 8e1ch All applicants reviewed on merit wl-th no bias taward Race, Color, Creed or Sex. REGISTERED NURSES Immediate Openingsl Variety of assignments available on 2nd &: 3rd ahillll. Prefer Ml time {40 hrs weei':) but will consider part timers. Apply Penonnel Dept. Ho19 Mtmorl1I Hospital 301 Newport Blvd, Newport Beach, Calif. 548-06!51, Ext. 257. 258 WAITRESS WANTED Split Shift (Good Tips) Fa.st Neat • Over 21 STEER 'N STEIN ll70 Baker, Costa Mesa COMPUTER CLERK Apply Security lllt Natianll Buie 2831 E. Coast Hwy ,.. Corona del Mar Hostess-Cashier Bob's Big Boy 154 E. !Tth St., C.M. Radio· Telephone All Newly Recover.di m1'c. 548-67'!5 423 Vlctorl" 3281 Colorado Pl. Casta Mesa c.oata Mesa CHASE Baby Grand. Walnut, Xlnt cond. Sac r i f ice! $550. * 546--0631 LOWRY Holiday Orpn. Frultwood. Xlnt eond. ~so. * 646-5152 Attractive, vivacious bost- eas to work S or S nlghtll . Experience preferred but not necessary. Good Jn. come potential. Call tar 1ppolntment. Bob Bums Restaurant 6«-2031 Dispatch Girt CUSTOM bedroom/den set: M-~oVIN=~G~I ~MU=s=T~S~E~L-L ! 25 to 40 years. Musl know 2 piece desk; dreaser &: Freezer, 16 cu tt. S75 local area. Apply in person chest all cedar lined . C05t Wuher S'25 f bar stools S25 2 T o.;;•;,cl•c.•;.cl•c..lo'-'n'----•-2_0_S.1 YELLOW CAB CO. over $3500. $375. Large rol-leather chairs $80 New pool 186 E. 16th st. onlal rnsple dresser It mlr-table, 8', $175. Grandfather's Costa Mesa ror S90. Queen al..z:ed llOfa clock-$100. Many other tine bed $45. 87$-1232 items. 546-1837 MASSEUSE WANTED DESK/Chair ollod walnu1i======== Age 2'2-32. WW train. Salary $65, freeier -chest t""" Appllence1 8100 GIRLS open. Full or part time. Ref. ~'-1-''-'-------- Attractive &irl 18 to 30 to dis-erences and na police rec·.' $125, dlctaphone deak type WASHERS $29.95· dryers $50, ladles fomt greeri ' play new products, Trltn ord. Apply in penan. iu~e jacket &-l2 $35, In ex-$35; Freezers S75; ~e.frlg., SONY TV Headquarters TRANSJSTER PORTABLES Car Boat Home. Beach AlllO Used Partables, low boys, COOIOles $29.95 UP · Twist, in majar Dept. storea 132 E. 11th St., C.M. cellent COftdl.Uon 2o141 coppertone le Avoc., G1lar. in local area. Must be. above BAR MAIDS 21 to 30. $2. per Im~ Cave Lane. 962-18.JS ~1095 NEWPORTER TV average peraonallty, poiae, hr to start. ENJOYS, 16575 WATCH OUTI DLX. e.Iec. auto. range, used 2027 Harber Phone S48-85ll &: charm. Na exper nece.a-PacUic Cout Hwy, Sunset • 3 su.mmers anJ.y; Se P . a&ry. 4 hrs daily. Excellent Beach. (213) 431-9704 For ad thUi cla&sifteaHoo. oven/rotiu.; tuUy cov. by HI-Fl & Stereo salary. Call for appt (213) MEDICAL lmurance Girl WED., JUNE 19th Sears eontract, $95. 673-2719 1210 375-6648. A&k !or Wendy. Experienced anlJ• Salaey New Fumlture S1'9 REF RIGS : Westinghle, BOOKKEEPER °""1 837-75l0 NEXT FRI. & SAT. 1r111rtt, 185: GE, $4.1. Bolh F'UlL CHARGE Dental Chair Ass!Jtant. G1r. Sile Fri. & Sat. 2 dr. crosa tap. ~14ffi To aulst CPA -Treas. of Experienetd! Everythin£ aoe&! FurnUure, 16 cu ft Refrigerator substantial Ca11>. N.B. Some 6#-24.55 lawnmower, wuher, etc. 2 door white. Excellent typing • receptionist duties, KEEP GRAMMA COMPANY 361 Ogle, Apt. B, C.M. condition. 543-1219 1019 DU.AL Record changer. S•nsui 707A AM-FM tuner, amp It preamp with biih A: low filten I; multiplex:. San.i 530 tape deck with speakers &: mike. All new in orla: box- never played. $850. 548-.:lOl'n 25 ta 40. Salary open. Call Uve In or own transpartatian FOR Dad -Upholstered t1 STOVlll $35 to $65. 4 Mr. Mitchell 642-1626. 54().06()8 eves chair $20. 3 pe belie ace-Refri.a:, $35to$75. Wuheru 1968 Salld state stereo like W A IT R ES SES & car MAKE appta by phone !er tlanal $50. Pr occaslooal is SlO stS-9187 -.. eoosole model. Take hoot WIU ._,_ no_ .. _ chairs $20 ea. 548-6369 ,;,,'==·~==-=--...,= ·~· aft 6 PM easea. u1u11; !u11 or Ina ON", yow own tll"I, , WANTED: GOOD Gas: dryer over small payment er pl-time. Over 18, Attr. with Relatf!d exp pref. 673-2674 DECORATORS Attn. Ele-Ca 11 after 5 pm .$n.63 cub.. Credit dept. happy peI'IClnaUty. "nle. Zoo, e PART-TIME • pnt custom 90lid w a 1 nut 495-4864 * can· collect. 535-7289 CouCdMt Hwy at MacArthur, Resaurant hAt..., abo dln. tble. Perfect cond: uk-1-========= =~~,---,-----.., °" in $350 548-2325 / 1 • CRAIG Home stefto, amp + Bar-M&icl.1. Over 21. 545-9863 g · eve wtcnd. Anflquet 1110 2 speakeni $]25. Motlrola RN ll-7 Full time, ~11 part F.ARN $3-$5 hour pVt time, RAITAN Llv. rm. I; dinette!---------portable TV $35. 543-20lf ====~-~-~ time. LVN 3-U full time, aver 20. Fuller Brush Co. rum., incl. lamps, etc. X!nt A • A d TELEPHONE Answering and part time. s a 1 a r 1 e 1 condition! 6Tl-8TM nt1que1 mpers1n STEREO Reccrd Player, 3 Oerk 7 hours day for han-open. Fringe benefits. Park Mn. Edwarda 5£.S?ti. PROVINClAL Sofa in ex-Many new Items, unusual, speaker, Xlnt pmci. Like dicapped. persan. Mon -Fti Udo Convalescent Center. WANTED FULL TIME a!l.lent conditk>n, $11.5. odd, strange, weird, camp, new $60. 830-1160 aft 8 8:45 -4:30. Gao d w 11 1 642-2410, MAIDS for MOI'OR HOTEL 6'1UO!M Abo 8 stts at eh&lrs, 14 Indv.stries, 590 w. 19th St, BABYSITI'ER wanted in vie. in t..guna BN.ch. 49f...4563 rockers, 33 II.de chaln, 24 Sportln1 Goods 8500 a.ta Mesa. cl Rutgen Dr &: Avocado, PIT S2 hr euai'· CUttomer HIDEABED 6 ft o 11 v e' lamp tables 9 dressen FREIGHT DAMAGED BREA·METHOD Answering CM Days only and .->me service tor estab C.O. Mn. modern $SO Rog, 9x 12, brau bed, ' Hoosier csb'. SURFBOARDS, F act at y Telephone Service needs nights. 2 children aaes 6 &: 7, Brown 5.f0..1932, H.B. nylon, olive no 673-5298 2624 Newport Blvd, CM. Direct, Uted boards alla. Girl Friday Receptionist in 75c hr. 646-9814 9' SLEEPER Sofa, cu.tam '6f2...Xl69. All cheap. We irWtall new large ottlce. 'lhinee er ex-Cockt1JI Weltr .. s Jobs Men, Wom. 7500 made, cost $400, like new, H1!I'CH Top with gJAas remavable fins to your old perienced, Appl.y in persan. Day shift available. Apply now $1S5. M4-042l. doon, Oak commode con-board. 642-7607 .... 1'70PlumtiaC.M. Shoriton Boich Inn. REAL ESTATE 12' SECTIONAL Couch, 3 v"1,.tolll-Ficabin.t0dd SURFBOARDHaw.U 9'10" BARMAIDS, •. • 21ll2 Ocean Ave. Licensed salespeople in pieces neutral areen nyloo, chain. ~ Uc.; great cond. $(5., • . • · and GO.GO Huntinirton Beach well established atfiee, no reasonable! 64.2-885t1 2 6'13-4<1J8 after 5:!0 DANCERS BJlBYSl'ITER, live in er out experience neee.uary, anly SOLID CHERRY dropleat Sawing M1chlnn 81 0 S300 per wttk Motherlea9 heme, l ach age a real estate license requlr-dining table It 2 chra; Stauf. 1967 SINGER Toocb-0-Matic Ml1cell1neou1 638-5483 er 633-9763 children. Prf ynar pl. ed. Training program. fer tbl. Reu, 644--0749 -due to dlvarce -autamatlc ASSISTANT bookkeeper· ol· 548-2478 779 Apt 1 Shalimar Good walk·in traffic. You Offi -zlp:aa: 1ew'a: machine, an.-STARUGHT True-0.d: it ficemanagerform!dlcalot-Dr.CM have yaur own desk 1': ce Eflulpment 8011 tlque wh.\te cabinet. But-power mow er $1801 ti M be b k phon G d 11.stln to tonhGtes blind hems without Yardman Silent band mower ce. ust a le. to wor ATI'R., well educated e. a a p 01.ltve.tte ealculatar, ' $25. 546-Q261 weekends. Salllr)' apen. nUddle-aged lady 1 0 r lelJ. Floor time. Tap com-• real buy at $225! attach. Auume T pmi. of ~-~~~~----1 CALL: lJ S.mt welcoming service. Write; mission. Plenty of money * 962-T.f.21 * $6.88 or $41.59 cub. Guar. FOR~ Sa.t &: Sin -Mon. Rl!X!EPI IONIS'f . p U R CH. P. 0, Box M, Corona Del to tl.nance )'OW' sales. can GESTETHER ,Mlm<dKr h still OK. call 523--0690. Dme set, tape recorder ~ ' In . ap 1967 Sin / • • -..._ ..... miae. items 345 E. 16th St. CI.ERR :io. 30 yean;, Elee-Mar Cal er terview. · a:er w w .. n Cauulfl. tric typewriter, 10 key ad· ~~ble person ta lit W. E. Lachenmyer Realtor No. 120· Xlnt cond. $150 er Local terrice man leaving 1 ~C=M=. ~~~~~-- de 17il ~ COit with gu 1B60 Newport Blvd,, CM belt offer. 836-8669, &Jl...0922 area. Automatic Zigzag, MINK Cbtt, fUU lath, exc. r. a, · 8: .,. mos. chlld, 2 daya 646-39'18 Eve. 613-4511 buttonbolea, blind hems, cond. $600, Underwood Mesa per wk, my borne, references Garage Sale I022 SF.cRETARY for itock ~·mutts 644-1623 WAl'I'R~~ 1: Dilhwaab-avercasts etc. Na attach cakulator $85, Steutter firm rthancl BAB~ e-all .1.1u~ t"v-... _,., 2315 HEATHER In Npt Bch nee. Guaranttt OK. $39.15 Reduc. mach. $30. 536-9814 brokeragl" . Sho .. .,I'rl'ER To care tot 2 •-. ~ ............. l""l .,...,. ' cuh or $135 week. C..U prefe.tted but not necessary. yr old child in my home. need apply. Denny's Cotfe! S..t afternoon -All day Sun 526-6616 · UPHOISI'ER.ING • $19.50. 2 <»ntact managtt 10 to 6 at Tues-Sat. 5 days. 54G-2699 Shop, lEiOO S. Cst Hwy,, Electric cement mixer, tit,.========= pc. (EuropMn craftsmen) ~9794 art s Laauna Bch. Na phone calls aaw. MARINE ITEMS: 1• Free est, dcl, pickup. 215 plte. Anchor wench, ltalnless Mu1lcat Inst. 1125 MaJn, HB "Berny" 53&'4m HOUSEKEEPER • Uve-ln. MOTEL MAID needed ln- Aaslst present bskr. Con. cludlnr Weekendl. Apply in YB.leacent mother &: 3 penan 2200 Harbor Blvd, chldrn, 12, 3, A 1. 194-6m, _c_.M,·===07.=- TEACHERS ttttl faldlna: anchor. Large MUSICIANS A Groupt-~: 1 tet of 'roOJa3. ~~ EMPLO""""rr-o."" bilge pump, WILD ASSORT· ..,_" ---• --Npt Och WHITE WAU. t ply, MW, ~u, .. ..u:.n. ""'.c;.a"• MENT of MISC neue~ ,_,,.., • Fullprlcel&S646-21T.( Phane Mn. Habldrk ITEMS.* 548-1.597 O.,orntt0Re,,.~Jyratet. 5.f9..ll0l ext 233 Experienced Maid 83M207 or~ .,.... ... v 2~ Acres-$1700-Good M WAITRESSES. Exper only lnqujre. In pel'IOO need llpP}y. l>elley's Coftee Hllntlngton Shorts Motel Shop, 160Q. S. Qt Hwy., 2100'J ~an Ave. H. 9. ~a Bch. No phone calls BABY:SITrER, thru 1ummer P ' neatkln; Newport Beech NEED !a<lY to pkt.up my 2 area 5 DIY$ week 67W858 canva.uera. fUll time or frff Lunch 1t 3 PM SAXAPHONE B Fl at BRECK NO'IT REALT!' pa.rt tfme. Del Bunch Corp. Have many C\lltomen !or Saprana, cC!Uved s t y J e ) e 546-646f e TomMarahall2U: 896-9791 your used patio' a:arden new,tullprlce$115646--2174 Bxl20RIENTALrue.ilA turn., toolo, pottery, ele. I STRlNG H_.m ,,_ uoed. 1811.-.<Jao 12 • U, pas Call or brine them to New· 6 9 u• ~ -• girls Victoria St. &: take ETe;. · PIANO lessons, )'aung, t "Jl., Girls Club Anahtlm Ave. M-teacher, new In arl!tl.. Grad, F. ~ WOMEN Exl>er. In make up Sherwood M\llie Sch a o I , MAKE Enda meet. Part Ume for HAlR H U N T E R S Member Music Tt achera wk H.-s opHonaL Mn SALON In S.A. a: N.B. A9oe. Prft'. leraona fot tot1 Baitey st0-!932 962-37M • &U-148410 to 5 Mon thru 1'rl thru teenJ. sue Denton 381' SALESGIRLS 8 e t .,, e e n B A B Y S I T T E R A: tt. Macnalfa, al 5'S-MS4 :&-45· ape,' cnty Afrop>I houlekffPlnl, 3 ~m; SWIM LmONS, Y 0 UR SlkJp.' 831-6262 For lpp•t. awn trans. Clll alter &. POOL. Private a: G.roup. =~=,,_-,..,.:."-,,,.,-I 116H02S """°'"'1>!e. Red 0-ln- port Home ' Garden, Zlll9 w/cu., ttrep a-otrul and x ~ .._.__ Harber Blvd., C.M. 642-4400 Xlntcxind.$100~ WEDDING GOWN. IT, • Every Sat-Sun !Mi • AL'TO SAX BEAUTIFUL coocl. tso POC>L Tb!, 2 bt sets, bunk * Ve17 rood * 646--2975 beds, COUCh a ctr, nflil, 962-7427 SONY S" TV with BATl'mY ml>C c1n ~ -._ 1udtu DRUMS 6 pc SllncerlaJ>d, OWIGER -· It.di !l'loe iooh, etc. Rtu priced. Sal ap&dde blue, cymbal.a. _.t, :'$95~64&-;;;;;;-;21-:",,..,=-===I a: Sun anly. 2'41 LittJeton m1Jl1 txtru $325. 5'&-UU 1 MONTH old, like DllW~ Pl., Collep Park lf'tt, CM .. "board MCIY8' 9'10" a: ,_ 1111. BAft..MJJD wanted, alahll: stJU::tor Mn. Bu. ~1491 [£_?/!f URT £/£CTR(·-~ over !O. Apply&!..,... OCCASIONAL Bab)'lltter atter 5 ' .. 32()8 W. CoUt Hwy, NB needed. Able to live-In when SOIOOL Chll4i'en't vacatioa GENERAL TElEl'HONE•ElECTROft/CS \'e w~ =:.i!. ':..::.~: :'i:' ~: ';: =· ~ ~~ FURNmlRE. SUrlboudl -& 0.,.nt 1130 Mun ,.u. Sl2J, ~1911 dott.lc . an ..... Lota cl &MALL SwdSo up r I 1 ht Btlt .. rdltt REDUCING "'*'· Sat • Sun 50'I ~ llnflb. alot ll<AatlNE. bo<h!or!IO MarJutrJte CdM tme, $!50. 90-1618 175-3443 tTM. fl08!' LARKSPUR., CdM STRAUBE Grand pano A (',,(X)D M _... Deiux ~ Odds A: ends, card table, bendl; bffuL touch • au bed lilt: S15 (Colt S'Jlilll,l 1 IOS County ROid s .. C.rloe, C1ll,.,.nl1 Call 6'Ml30 HAIR-STYLIST Del Mar, C.M. 94070 BABYsrrrm M<ll tbno "1 Let °'""'"" ·~ SP!lClAUSr For """""" -en fMltlal opportunJt,y ~player-• 2 boyt.. Mutt bave nftr. m Newport Blv., N'pt. Bcb. Otlldten. 'Nor ID Mjectt. '·--------------~ c.IJ alt 5. ~2'192 WbllO-llT lltal-Aecr<dlted-. 8TW6l2 7 • ' chain 4-0 Rffl. 11$-3:151 Tone. $500. 6'l5--0819 '15-mt or fM&..6911 Ciarqe Sai. • Mllctllaneow Bealrtiful HAMMOND Orpn MEN'.S IWc:e $11.80. BQ:r'• Items. WED thl1I SUN Modd M 3 $725. Sti"'"'1 SIT.SO ....... 2lD FedmJ. a.ta Mesa m-340 eves. CJIARGE m i • . ---. --------· --.._ -· .................... .... --~ ·--~------ -• ---------------· ............................. -· -· ............. =ft •••• ft • ft I I • I H DAil v PILOT lllF.RCHANDISI! POii SAi.i! AND TIADI! _, .. _ .... ' • OUR FAMOUS WOMEN'S -~ Mtttr ---Uil ..... -$1-25. ---ulCS8 pH' palt. llatl and bandbq:I $1.-3. Pll.:IDe 511J..ZS30 I DIME-A-LINES MOVING -M'-l .n \mlnfd, Jl" 'IV, dmttta, .. ... cb&lr, mod. oriert.11 tabllt., corner table etc. Come •e, . """' ..... """ AYe, CM RANGER 21 d& iZ> will> SWllOll!IG DOOi p5, \1Dley- 6t)..925'1 cue. Twewriter wlth tlble de tis. PIDn>W mcidti 80 3 PIECE Seetlonal. 2 end t:Z5-Col.lcb '#tith boblers $20. $lO.. buntinl bow Si lbs. pull Uibles. dinette table w/l Set ol: oak bunk beda with $20, ICboal detk $10, 1lrl'1 ext, l arm ch air . llJlrlnp: $25 (DO mm~) JS" blklt $10, I mm thrH WeetlnibouSe f'dri&en.tot. TWin sl%e beds $S each. 3 !enae camera $10, AM/FM Col drawer dtffler wltll mirror pcrt:ab1e ~ doll ttib $1. m E. 16tb P'9.ce, ta $12. OMS anUque ae.wtng push lawn mower "'· Olds 4 l =M~-~~....-===o-=-::-=cl cbctt no. Maple pbooe table B arr el manilDld and FOAM RUBBER. cut to .alze. With clrawtr $6. Bar. pipe tit· mrliuretor $10, Olda beadl Upb tuppl~1_. f I b r I c I, ttnp lOc • 2Sc. 14mps $2 • $10 eich. ~ na~e. Fact. ~Utt. SS. Toaster $2. Stwn f.rm i.ow pre. A·1 F011m Fabric Si. Ironing board n.so. " MATmESS $10. Box I; Uphollttry Suppl)' CO., 3ll Olild's larae trike, u is -.Prinn $10. Gl'ffll wool nl& E. 5th St., S-A-afrllBl $2.SO. Pusb lawn mown $5. SS. wtalte rue. kllm pad $25. fORB==yo-ov"acuu='"m,-:cl;:•:::.,,.=,-a•I Rup., $5 • $25 with pada:. Maple tnd tabltt $5 each. 1 tt 1 cbment 1 , Pay on Mt11le T.V. C9blnet wkh Beige cerpetlni: $10. Rocker doors. good for bar $&. 1 $10. Rollaway btd no. b&lance of $5.140 or small without doors SS. Couch $5.. Headboard no. Copper hood payments. Crtd1t d e P t · Colt~ table $2, Four bun-$10. Single atucHo couch no. ,;:535-=-'1289=:...,.--~--~ 1 dred yard.a new drapery Blower $25. Orange chalr TAPE R.icorder Panasonic matutal, 3 to 10 yard $20. Braided n.11. 9 x U, $20. Stareo; ldni the bed & pietts, SOc yard. 2 bar Free Siamese cal Hatch hdbrd $85; GE, clock radio stools. wood wlck:tt seata ovtt cottee table $25. Studio AM/FM; Portable TV: and backs $10 p&tr. Antique couch $20. Droll leaf lamp Swin.i set $5; 847"'630 Provincial white 4 drawer table $10. Antique desk vani--Mc~ECHAN1-="~~CAL'o-':-0~,-.-;1c-1>1 c-0-ogl desk with desk lamp $25. ty $10. st0--9147, 2052 Adjustable dress form $3. Ord\ard, Newport Back Bay arm, nr oew '6(). Alto draft. 200 er more book!, all kinds PAIR headlight lenses for ing board and stoOil $10. 10c • 50c each. Set hedge 1919 E&sex $5. Framed •~ I =-==11=60=•=tt='=====;I clippers $'2. Pole lamp $2. t:lque car advertisementa Step st o o 1 $1.SO. Metal $1.50. Ol:d piano rolls n. DIME-A-LINE · lolding chairs n.so each. Early German atein Jl.5. No Item Qver $25 Olild's J wheel acooter $2. Publlcatlons on antique cars 1------'---'---I Rug rumen 50c • $3. OvaJ n . $5. 1862 Confederate ANSWERS antique pi<:tl.n frame $6. Z.. postage rtarrc> $5. Ancient • 10 inch fans $3 each. 20" fan Japanese c:oina 25c. Rare $20. Girl's blouses, size 32-1880 revolver with lwau SCRAM LETS 34, lOe • 25c. Sat-Sun, 10 frame $22.SO. 18911 British • a.m.-1 p.m. 90! W. 1610 81. mllit>.ry cub box 11.2.IO. P~: Mohair; Muttle; CM. 642--8249 Length of wooden chain Ba.kl.ng; O!rnent; Tlnllng; SD..VER poodle, remale $25. carved from one tree limb FIRE GOING r....Ud • •-~•-1•. ll fl.SO. Antique t:n.ml( $12.50. · , '-"' ren a CoUuuug uc: • • We.tminster chime clock Thett wu a fttt tn fDY King me lllftad. gold $6. boUle and I cal.led ~ fire 'n'ike bike $2.flO. Che!t ol. $25. n4 w. WilJon, CM. off Fairview. station fn my nelgbborhood. drawmi $25 -$10. ·Bar stoola A ftrtme.n answued the 30" white $6 each. 2 DUNCAN Phyfe dinette set phone and 18.ld, "We're fix· travene rods S3 each. $15. Chest of drawers SS. 2 ing a flat en the tin! ma· Aluminum glaag window"61" bureaus no each. End tabl.e ine. Can you keep the FIRE x 31" $20 complete. 2 4' $3. Road nee $20. Freezer GOING till we get th~?" pillars $2 each. Twin mat-$25. 3 TV sets, as is SS each. =----.,-""----1 --••d box ~-gs 115 TV turntable $.5. 2 large BAR cabinet $25; electric [)~,_--m b°Ta"' pull. Ooor carpeta SS each. Bike a:haven "' and 110·, ..,. .. able m_,,. • ...., 5 1 ..., }'VA• down lamp $6. Maple rocker pe.rta $1 • $5. Box spring $5. typewriter $12; po r t a b I e $12. f-8.5& x 14 recaps on Sunday only or eve aft 1 phonograph SS; ~ G dil.hes rims $6 each. ~2962. 3(68 PM. 2027 Orange Ave. C.M. $6; new infant seat $6; Tyler Way C.M SMITII Corona ad d in g binoculars $3; electric CM -• • machine $25. Remington opener SS: coffee table SS: 1 CYLINDEIR gas engine $25. Standard twewrlter $25. car Rat $2; camera $2; Bowling ball and shoes, Smith Corona p o r t a b I e radio $1; pole lamp $5; slot ladies size 8, ~· Met&l oUice typewriter, good condition. racing aet S2: plutic model desk S25. lroning boa.rd $2. 642--5143 ktta 50c • $2; misceUaneous Overhead trolley $10. Se at ~Krl'CHEN=== .. ~bl~•.-<~<h~•in~~=. u.,. and ~ 25c. $2. grinding machine $25. Trunk ... ., 54&-3390> 384 16th PL c.osta $6. Pipe vises $6. Desk no. Motorola TV aet $20. Sini;!'.ie Witt 18 p · rollaw&,y' bed $12. Trundle Mna cutters · 1 P e bed $2.(). ·Recliner $10. Studio wrench $3. 20 foot ol 6 foot DRESSING table with bench cba1n link fence 40c loot. 786 cou~ $20. 2 banquet $10. Ttree quarter roll awQ w. 20th St. c.M. table• SlO each. Like new bed ns. Portable record sport car tires, .wheett and pla,yer $8. Roller rink skates PAPERBACK books 10 and balanced SU each. In rear aiz:e 6~ $8. Surfboard bike 15c. TetherbaJl pole Sl. of 330'I So. Main, S.A. <ralltt $'1.50. fi75...S939 Basketball g~ $1. Carnes, FEMALE Pomeranian puppy pmzles %:ic -15c. Dishes Sc • $25. 5'8-469! REFRIGERATOR, look !I 50c. King bedspread. blue ==~~--~-~ rough but workl good sis. quilted $7.50. Twin brown GIRL'S clothing, 1ize1 16-1.& Oventutted chain S3 • $6. plaJd spread Sl. Records Sc. and 3 In Jr. lOc • $2. 549-3905 GOLF clubs, aet ri six lronll, one wood, bag and cart ns. Some left hand clube n . $3. Baga $1 each. Bissell C8f1M.'t sweeper Sl. 8mm movie pri>- Jeclor no. Projector showa slides and prfnlll $7.50. Shuf. Deboard set $5.50. Pienon bow and arrow set $4.50. Twin motor ventilator SS.SO. Oscillaurc fan $ 4 • i' 5 • 536-8565 KHd>en exhaust f-an $7.50. Zic. C.E. electric alarm In ' e r I o r doors with clock $2.50. M0$11k: 1u•ppl.ie1 hardware $5 each. Double Sc -$1. Kerosene lamp $2. 2 bed comple te with mink collars, amall $5 and HoUywood · bed frame $13. $10. Stone Marten 3 skin fur Tirepl.ace 9Cl"eell and irom, plece $20. Artitlcal ft.;,wers complete $6. Sunbeam mix and fruit Sc eac h muter wtth juice SS. 1550 Silverplated bread tray $4. SUperlor Ave. Rear Sat '-Coffee aerver $8. Tea pot SS. Sun. 646-9188 Sugar aM cl't'amer S7. BRONZE. retrigentor $25. Matc:h.lng tray $7. Set fancy Table ar¥I s chairs SJO, mart:Uu glasses $4. 187J 673-9702 Rhodes Dr. Mesa Verde CABIN heater, 3 years old, TWO small box's bl.kn SS Sat, and sun. ll5,000 BTIJ, two burner and Si'.50. Several ulotd tires ro=RMl=~CA~-tab~le--Md~-<h~air~ 1 with blower and thermostat. 150-14, 815-15, $3.SO to $25, set n8 . Good 4 m•n nibber ~ll ~~Ilg or~~~ heavy duty !:tatter)' charger life raft $17. Car top ~er $25. S4&-CM5:5 weekday• $18 button punch $ 2 5 $2.. Cooch, needs tecoVUUlg 1--==---~-"c='"~· ' t clip punch ns' SlO. Unicycle SS. Back pack PIANO . upright tzj. 1000 ~.em~-~ __ ... di.el 11• $2.50. Mertel dol\ll, like new Victoria, C.M. ...... tney .....,.....,~ .,,.. , $2 and $3. Blankets and each or n.75 per set. 30' x diMles 50c Law!dry hamper CAR • runs $25. Hauling 48'' x 24" small animal cage $2.SO. S~beam cottee pot trailer $25. W6 Paclllc Ave, and play wheels $25 • like $2. F\lll size dental drill $15. ~c~.M~·~ new. Old radio and record 621 Michael Pl., N. B, AKAi tape recoro="•°"r~, °'do-ma-g- DUCKLINGS, ~ •ttk old LARGE ~ ta. Jbznd DEER Rifle 303 Difteld $25.. Sl ..... llutam clllckl, aD heavy din... """ . SU. Bolt for aamt $5. - different cd<n n each. 2612 64.2--S868 12' ~ a· 11.idbw" g1iasa door S. E. Mesa Dr. 548-6i'o.1 •52 HENRY J, not ruo.nill;I $25. Screen 1ar same $5. oox -· .,,. frame $5. $25. 6#-1312 51<>-99911 MOVie c.:ner& with ioom ltnS $20. Stwibg machine, CAR alt eoodlttoner '25· Slnger portable $17.50. Older • 6'6-2600 Standard typewriter $12. SHADE trefo, fruitle s s Gu refrigerator S 1 O. Mulberr)' 8', SlO. Boxwood, 5 548-4691. gal $2.50. Queea Palm. ln SINGLE mattress $ l O . pota .25t. Hahn's l ., Y 646-1220 variegated S5e-t5c. Eastern violets lie. Red ~. BANTAM d'lkka, all colon qts Zic. Fuschlas 3SC. Ni&ht n each. Mallard ducklings blooming Jasmine 2 5 c. S1 each. 2612 S. E. Mesa Dr. Tuberous begonlu & . .suc- -"'= ... .,....1113_. ------1 culenta Zic " ?5c. tPl Carillo KrI'CHEN but cabinet 8', St.. Comer Tustin, CM. • $25. Upper cabinet, 4%', $10. AQUARIUM, 20 pl, filter, Bookcase withdrawer, 5' x t pump, ttfledor no. 6f6....2609 x 10" SS· Free m:Nding and I =7='0.-..,,--,,---,---lwnber scraps, 359 E. 20th, BIRCH dinette set, never C.M. 64.2-3184 mar top $20. 673-8349 REEL ........, DELUXE G. E. hair dry~ r AM-FM SW pbooo com- bination POK el v fn a tor refrigerator no S er v e I refrigerator $15 S II! a t I mangle Sl5 Gu ~e $25 Desk p :noor lamp $4 Elec:- trlc heater $1.50 car radio SS. Sl!Ooh SOc e • c h • Magazine rack $1.. Couch SS. OWrs l at S3 and 2 at '1Sc Vacuum $$. Reg rack $3.50 Hub cape: 50c -$1. Stora,s:e ctbirltt S1 Eleclrlc motors 11.50, 16, 11•. "'"° mil Cypress, Santa Ana Heigbts, ca Palisades DISTORTION Fmz·hox tor e~tric guitar, like new $20 Electronics kits 3 5 c -S 1 . Electronic· parts Sc 8 volt regulated power supply kit $3.50 2030 Highland Dr., N .B. &ti. nss. 25 ~A~·;,,,... power mower $5. funch Provincial CO'llcll, S · .,..,...3759 \'ery good $25. 3 pillows, BOWLING ball $4. Three quilted SlO each. Doghouse quarter bed frame, dark ~ Three year old Cocker wood $3. 640-5289. 8 o 3 lipMiel ns. 8.18-4932 CAR Window air cooler, new r-. St CM no Auto refrlger1tion uvve.rnot ., · · BABY crib $&. Baby stroller vacuum pomp $25. Co2 air CAR rack SS· Stroller $6. 6' s7• Hi.gb chair 50c:. Car seat rifle $7.50 Bedside radio SS. wooden Iadaer $3.50. 4' high 50c. ~ m•chine $25. Dubean Phyfe table and 5 field fencink, 80 foot $4. 6 • Electric razors $2.50 ea.ch. ch a Ir s S 2 O Upright 6' studded steel T po6tl 60c El4!ctrk broiler $3. llm secretary $25. Blond 1V ti.ch. Rembrandt 1V ~ P!acend• ~82 S.turday $7.50, works. Typewriter tenna $3. Carpet sweeper $3.1 _atly_,_. ________ 1 table S 3 , S 0 Hallicratter1 54()-0jj'-i BASSINF:ITE $2. Ash tn.ys radio $25. Pipe vise, 'l', SS. 'Si' PLYMOUTII sta tion lOc. La.mp sbedeos lOc. = ~~:no~!si! wagon $25. 56 9uiclr: $25. lT' Dishes 5c--2Sc. Typewriter $2S 646-Gt9 portable 1V $25. Tape $35. BawlQ: balls n 00. =·==~~--~ rt<."Ol"der $3. Record playtt Iron board St.SO. Punts 2Sc-1951 NASH Ambassador, $5. (~ RMP coly} 150% E. 50c:. Hats 2Sc-50c-Jackets &: large. $25. 675-W63 18th St. C.M. ~29 coats S2·$4.. Shoe.1 25c-$3. Books. nothing to 25c. Elee- SLIDE projector, La.Bell, tric sha.-u s:z. Women's .stack loading automatic dresses, tttns. men's and 35DVn or 2 x 2 sJides. ~ children clothing 2 5 c • S 5 • lamp witb blower $16.15. Bed:spruds Sl. SUitcue n. 546--0455 week days Wastebaskets 50c. 900 Joann KD<CMORE gas dryer S25:1_St,.;.,_c_.M_. ------ Antique bed warmer $9. O!d R.EDWOOO fencing 2-24 by 3 trunk $3. Walnut gate leg ft rolls fl.SO each. Good con- tabl.e $25. Used 12 x 15 dition 536-7481 carpeting $5. Cy l i n de r records n. Cocktail shaker BOXSPR.ING. mattreu and $8. Wicker chair and tables frame, real clee.n $20. 24" S3 • $10. Pair pno.ssed glass girl's bike $8.SO. 2 end bowls S25. German pitcher tables, 1 coffee tabl:e. black stein $17 .50. Carnival vase $3.50 eacb. 548--4903 10 GAI.J+)N aquarium with accessories $25. l!HO's cash rei-tster S25. Polaroid camera, Model 150 $25. 8mm camera $25. Projector wlth accessories $25. Jo h n n y Speed electric toy car $8. Bongo drum $3. Two fire ex· tinguishen: $5 ea.ch. 10 x 30 t e l esco pe SS. Color degauaaer $10. Small huller. waxer $7. Automati c tranamiuion Ouid lJc quart. Electric razor $1. Schick 3 speed $f. Battery tape t'eeorder $2. Kodak camera $3. U inch pine cones Sl.50 each. 548-1979 SOFA, good eond.itlon, back folds down to sleep $20. 6-16-7329 ot 646-4140 $4. Oil painting S20. Martini CLEAN haulnette with pad set $2. Decorator itetn1 50c • $7.50. '56 VW body SS. Doora ss. 2464 EldM c .M. 646-1730 with glasa ss. Dede: lkl $4. GARRARD turntable parts Quarter w i n do w I $2. e.xcellent motor ~ • ss: 61l-&'16 _ wn.s~ goU cart, excellent 646-2609 2.750 x 20 TIRES ns each. ccnditian no. 830-1232. BEACH umbrella and chalr Heavy duty bofl.t winch $25. OLD picture frames, some $15. 2 rollaway beds $15 Copper naphthenate S2 gal, ornate 50c • $5. Old pine bin each Dishe• lOc • 3Sc 12 Boat equlpment S 1 • S 2 5 • ~~!~:_~-'~lion $25 .. 5 · · ~2887 .....,, .. '6 .. ~, old, -solid purses 50c and 2Sc. B':Joks, mahogally $8 ea.ch. Pair 30'' Nati o o al Geographic USED brick&: glass block. 6c glaaa double doan heavy Magazines 35c. Drapes and to 2Sc each. 540-3230 $9. Wood bunk 1b as e com1orter $1.50. Lamps SlO DARK blonde, hand tied wig cabinets beneath $7. Oinett;. and $2. Mixini; bowl! 50c $25. Large size dreues $2, set, table, buffet, four and 75c. Air mattress SlO. ss. New black coot 24~ $6. chairs, solid blonde Maple Sleeping bag $8. 2 coats SS f137...ffi52 Heywood Wakefield, need and $2. Crutches ~· June refinlllhing, all for $25. Cot· 18th-19th. U AM. 1 6 J WASHER S2S. Oventuf:fed fee table. 36'' round solid Broadway, C.M. 548-3525 chairs SS. SlO. Boolal SOc-$5. Heywood Wakefield, n7 End ---~------1 Broken refrigerator S 5 · table 18 x 27 $5. Bookcases 3 PlroE beige sectiooal, Wardrobe trunk $25. ~ J2. Storage ~binet whlte needl work $20 each. Green Sl35. ' )Doruontal $l. Black wood vin.Yl occasional chair fl.5, DIV AN, Provincial type, -..Ivel TV it.and $2. 673-4207 Exercycle SS. 962-0640 quilted material, sturdy SS. 2'0 GAU.ON aquarium, Pem-5319 Bn.ice O-e1Cent, N. B. co filters, reflector, show 642-6574 ROTARY power mower $20. Pair boat oars $10. li''' Motorola. TV, worka rood $31. 1S galkina lndUltrlal vambh $25. 3rd dimension 2%' picture $3. 8:20 x 1S us- ed tire $3. 3 14" uaed tires S3 each. Toaster $1. 548-4448. DINING table with 6 chairs $25. Waahi?\g rna.dline $20. Cllld's wagon $9. Child's rocking cha.Jr S7. 549-2037 SOFA $20. 646-7842 player no. New Starter Jor 548-3583 ed.. excellent ear phanes, Olryller Industrial Engine I 'VESP==A-,.~~·· -~,----~~,=,, m1ac 50c • no. 646-2609 PUREBJlE? ~aired~ .. 0 ~, ,,.~w--"-·" ._e, •v=u 17" PORTABLE Sllvertone,..,.;;;-=;-.,-;,--..oc--:--, terrier, 6 months 125. ns..............., ·~ .......... ....,. Surfboa..rd.Sl.5.548-1853 . COLOSPOTrefrigeratnr, T.V. aet $25, Deluxe Roto-1CHILD'S desk $10. Desk 656--0l:l> tank and stand $25. &IG-2609 : =s"°LO"N"D~\lo-;;li<de7-:15°";-iroo=c-;;11 DOUBLE bed, antique white bed &: mattreu SlO; 2 dress.ing table or desk, Hollywood • beds I: mat· Westminster chime mantle treu n o each; iron 'ii. bflCl clock • S2S each. Danish S3: laundry 1\nk SS; has8ocic chain, small table, fishing SOc; dleirt of drawers SS; pole, small blnoculan1, an· hamper Sl: lawn fum.lturf: tiqUe mirror • SS each, 50c to $1; Tappan 1tove $25; Tackle box: $1.50. Sat. all kitchen sink in metal ca.b- da,y and Sun. afternoon. inet $25; 2 matching ca.bl- 31906 -91.h Ave., So. Laguna nets flS each. DI Ramona Costa Mesa 548-9823. St., WHtmin9ter GOOD hand mower no. Reel good condition, 1ma11 broiler with bake at-lamp $3. Music stands $5, I o-r;"'""'°"~=-,-,,- No.. 2 WINCHES $25 ia<:b. t)"pe' 1=ower mower S2S. Ll freezer $25. Auto air cooler tachmen.ts US, Solid State SlO. Suitcases $2, $ 3 . S ET TE E • reddish-brown naYal uniforms s!u 42 8-nf7 alter 2 PM Sat. $9. 2ll4 Continental Ave. ruitar amplifier $20. No. 545-5335 spotleaa i2s. 548--1765 ' ~ each, double elect:ricl~=~~,.c.~""':,:;,.~ C.M. H.B. 893-7479 1 3'~oo=v~s~,.~ .. -S~llo~gray bikee, HANGING fuch si a s tn blanket (new) S 6. S 0 , MIRROR, 31 x 39 ~-Kitchen 1a"".E'". "po°"rt7a7b7le~TV=~l1~0-. 2~ll~ttle 1 WHITE deluxe baby bed, good c<>OOIUon Sl5 each. redwood basketa $6, S7, $8. Halllcraften 1 b or tw av• table and chairs S 1 O · tables S2 each. Old lamp1 ex~lent condition. 847.8.183 962-7898. ~ Yorktown, HB In redwood tubs for patio $6 reoetver $2S matchlng china Washer, 'NOrlcs $10. Bendix 50c each. Ford automatic S7, $8. 459 E. Flower 5t: cablnt't and bookcase n5 ~er, works, as ls $5. Ba~y tr11n1mlssloo, good, s 2 0 . 1 MAPLE twin bed. very 19",,GooTVD G. T· b, .. ••,ck_~~~ C.M. •"'"' ucu, complete SU.SO. Ylr n...._.. f F-~ good __ .... .,A_ 8'? ...,o.. w te conao e, t ~ each, ~lnoculan 6 x 30 _., bf!Cl, like new SS. 0t.l'T)'all ~..... or Vii~ c·ara S3. 6 .......... 1uun. ........,,, $15. OiUd's Maple night MINIATURE bl1ck poodle MW pyrex bakewan: 2Sc fl. &42-8ln vol! battery $3. M Mercury GO.CART nl, engine no. stand $5. 25" x 40" kitchen puppJe1, no papers, ns sod each, i~m•t ice crusher ILAD ''""~lES=,_,,3,---,-~~~ parts n · $5. Tirea and rim.a 847~ table, opens to 46" :t 40", SS. S20. U 8-.5295 SS. $9e:rtl tber11.P1 lamp $20, alm t ~ ~e~ S2 • $5. O!evy pickup heavy MAPLE cabinet with s.'iut· Te• or aenlng cart, two 18" RED ni.a: $3, 3• x 5• s.a -·e stuffed animal• S1 booka OS new ....,, rwunu duty tires with split rims $10 30 f ~" " wool lldrb ~ U Sl dtnei.te with 4 chain, new each. Pontiac hydnmatic ten $25, hanging lamPs 10, x " onnlca sheNes $10. with mot°" n -50. Boy's :_ t 50c Xmu upbolatery s:z. A n I m a I transmbskln $20. 548-7037 Fr-ench Provincial end table IO' brass tripod • teleacope1 jackets $1.50. Boy's n@W e-...., "'" en • tn.Yel cutier or atoni.ize ss. $20. 53&--9874 to 40" • SS. Ising camera, Jeans $1 liie 12. Bo7'1 dress ~tkm5cton.DJ9th 8'mm Kodak movie camera STEREO ~ken, Zenith, nash and case $2.50. Young shoes. me 8 $3. Ladles St. N.B. m..fnM $5. Double mattttss, box own am pl 11 1 er' Pair KENMORE washer • dryer girl's custom quJlted aingll!' sklrta and bl~· me 12-14 K···-"u 125 ~...., ....,_ combination good condition .._. d --• bol t -2 ' LARGE ...,,.. and plutlc aprlnp and frame SIS. ..., ... _ · .,...,....,""" ......... spree. .,,.,. s er ..... $1-f?. Ladies coat S2 =. G '"'TERNITY ......_..__ $25, Hard cover mJstecy · I ·~ ~-l4 bo~ -water pt t ch er 1 50c, ames fl each. Folding ....,.. wa .... ,~. 12 11ng e ucu ........ e1 w. l..adie1 suit $3. Sunday ""'", b&ndeome nil pl•IJI* s:z. 11Cree1:1 $5. 515 Narcissus pieces, size T--8 ns lor all or novels 25c each, 19 3 6 6'9" skis $2.50. llOl Marian ™· 2136 President, c.ii-v extra 1.,_e. drip mtree pot A•e. Un the alley) CdM. iteparatelY, S3 a p I e c e. Oievrolet wheel lll\d tire S2, Lane. Newport Beach. $2. ..,_ ,.,_ ._ $2. 6'13-1266 5-15-4284 tire for Renault S2. 847-ntS 646-6666 HYBRID red worms $1.SO a ---=='"-;-;;c-;;:c:-;c-=c~~ Is .. ·~ ki 1 hundred. 20301 s. w. Sat. betwem 10-12, 2001 SWIVEL nx::ktf', beige, like BIRDCAGE $1. Bar-b-que $2 ....... ~...., ttens, m a es 3 PIECE secUonal S20. C11a CWr'ess, Sa n t a Ana. KUlll Rd., Newport Bcb. flew .$25. Rl.)cker a a wtthoul grill, Large Panda pure st.al·polnt, 8 weeks, range $15. Both good cott• 54&-64lD. FOR '-' m-en.Iler _ footatool, areen. like lleW bear, Uke new $5. s.u..a1n house broken Jn, 842-7366 dltlon. 5'8--0144, partable lnlaklt; board $2, $Z5. Double bed, complete l.NSTAMATIC camera SS. SUNBEAM electric skillet $3. DUCKLINGS, one week old, port.bae heater·Sl. vacwm SlS. Punet T5c • S.1· Shoes 6f6...m 842-7366 S1 eactl. Bantam chldta, all 14, lamp S2. KIDs .U. bed ~~~Sou~~ BJCYCLE training whee.la G.E. automatic dlahwasher dltferenl colon, fl each. spr'ftld $1 ttdl. custom cba.. ' · $2.50. Wrlna~r washer $5. good conditioa $20. 310 15th 2612 S. E. Mesa Dr. 548--5703 ble' bed mprnd $1.50 area 2 1WIN ~·· like nnv 125 548--0347 Apt. 1 H.B. BANTAM ch.lcks, all coloni rup Jl lftd #, PMS ~ aiet e&.ch. 2 ~ naugahyde BOOKS, hanlti..dts, b e »I HARBOUR cheater surfboard .St ee.ch. Mallard duckllnaa Of dishes Sl, .,ade $1. lhcwtl chatra .f12.50 Heh. Dresser $1 ch 2612 S E M OllHUAHUA pup .AKC reg. female, aeam colattd J25. 545-11182 MAPLE table $25. 4 Maple chainl6.ach.5'""'56 rJttt 2 PM SIJ-Su.n. ltl E. Wlhoa St., C.M. " ~ --.. ..-..... with large mimlr $10~ 1 ·-e aellen. tome sets Sl • S:S bhie tint gooC! condition $25. N • • · eaa Dr. .... ...--. __.... "'1-... ..... 8 64&-26111 310 lSth .1. ..... 1 H.e. 54-5703 ELECTRIC dothel dryer - ... • 1t.i "-l -'·· -cotfff table SlO. .,.... -u.J..f-.. ._ '" o· ..-_.., -.-_....,. R.eccrd cablDet SS. End 'l'Dn', 9 ll 12 fm, txCll!Omt CHROME kitc:Mn table and 4 POODLE Pomertnlan pup-;; 11'0:'~:'-~"" -mette ,.;"'-=~=-~-~....,.-,,..-,,1 ta.ble1 and l.ampl $2 ll!llch. 6 eoodltbl $25.. Camp 1toft, ChA!riS2S Ul'!Oleum 10 x 15 p!es, m.:le only SS. Blonde nauu mower with MOVING • &irll dotlw 10 ld.tcbeft chAln $12 for all. propt.ne. 2 burner ns. $10, 0iak $3, Qwli.r and 1V ~ $10. 90 amp catcher SlO. Dreuer ll&. 6roucb tttnllt, drt-S1. Wall clock 13.. Wall plaques FoldlnJ Ot'9'1 for camp stove stool SJ a eh. 1 T 7 :Ii 9 weldf.t S25. 6C-0954. :.: ~ ~ ~~ blom8 9k. aldrtl SI. ad.let SI flleh, Dilbel ud 11----SS. Double bed with box 8'·~• 8'7 --••••"s bik --.._. _.,....L -1.w1 mAI, e ..,_ .... ectnc tape S$. WMtt aid $1. Bed rail m. 12. Sl lllld SUO. Qullt7 to:: • $3. F I or a I ar. IPlinl and mattrea no. AKC Beagle pups, males recorder m. Sldls sz. m. Hl-a250. ·20(8 em. dotbklc. Slltm'dll7 o a I '1 • ~ $1.SO lo $3, 191 ~70l nekl dle.m..i-aired the Popular rean1a: 25c • SOc. tbmtal CM. ......,. Center St. ~ lO, CJll, GIRL'S 26" bt1oo 115. Boy" •-' TecMl<al boob 11 CocU ·=='---,,-.,,.- MAT111Ef111. -li<d 642-IM All·daJ SeJ. Alt.,. 5 ....,,.., 11~ Sidtwalk• bat -u.., SZI. 9'2-A'14S Silo. Electrl<al ~ 13 AlMOS1' ...,. O.lbmao tnm. SJ:O. ea.GI pm SUnday and~ bike no. Boy's 20" blkl!I $10. PORT-..-crib and pll,fpen, • j6 (IOm' nf'lt) 3619 B SaJl. h&nd lawn mowtr A cat. lilD&a-btld ps. GU top SKI nets $10. Wet suit 17.SO. 10 IPftd bike $25. S46-'20T ~ cond.ldon no etch. t• Ana, C.M. Sat ority ther, 6 mdnthr ct ruarantee cdtM teb\e SS.~ $3. After aid bo<lb. like new $5.. HO'IPOINT dith•at!W!r $25. 2 ID-!075 RADOfTS: IArre n, 1mall left. $25. 545-?lU White .... diellll: $10 Wt41ld '10. Radto ts. Skate boy'a IUI!&, load condition G·l:. fUter Oo w • 1 bl n I tl. C.lrl's bDce u·• $5. adftt VINYL car top carrier $25. 'fJl>ewrttB' S15, &n:ta7 .if bolrd '$S. Opel tire $:15. $15 et.di. J p&lr blaclt dreu madllne (OOd. condition $20, table SZ.. 1.-moa $2.50 @ICh. C 8. f'lldio • Heathkit $25. 10 AN-4 PX. 96151 Ktnt-60--&n ttioe•. bol't $3. "Ba)''• 311" 1r· slimline T.V. ~ w~n Tent $25, ltolislerte ST.50. Walkie bllkie'• S25 eldt. k1cton Dr. H.B. HJ-m6 Whitt~ Oio.a.-1.lne bkyt.le $15. ~ $20. 847-i'OlT 549'-0l.i'O ~ N1tional Avt.., CM, r ----·----~~ ........ ----. -.. . ·• -. .. .. .. .... ltere'1 How You Can Use Our Famous Dlme-A·Unn • lr1ng them or mall th.,,. with cornet cuh to ont of our 4 convenient offlcu. • Ho Commtrci•I Ads Allowed e Each Jtem mUJt b. priced with no lttm over $25. KENMORE auto mat I c G~ 26" bike $10, Ml alze PING Pong table S 110, ..a.Mr, very 1ood cond!tioo Uhle)'ele U91 53tMi126 494--6216 • $25. Ilotpclot a u t o m a t I c WHITE vinyl divan ormless 3 A·l Condition 7 .35 x 14, tour washer, veriy good eond:ltlon $25, turn table 45/78 1-9. ply tu~leu tires, $6 each, $25 1936 PJ,ymouth wheel and $25, bowllng be.II and bag 549--0706 tire $2. Engine ,parts tor 1200 $20, 2 swag lamps $15, SEARS lawn mower, reel cc Datsun $3 -S2S. Mi'-81..lS Dresses 9 and 10 $10, t_ype, $25. 494-62.16 2 ROLL Away beds $10 each. miscellaneous article• $5 · lr<"'°EW;;;--w=o1~1ew=a~l~I -Good=:-.-,-.,-.. lroorite $25. Silverware S2S. $10, Deep tryer $8, cedar 7:00 x 14 $20. Go 0 d 9 x 12 nia: $10 Twin bead-che&t $5, table lamps SlO, au Firestone 1:50 x 14 $8. Anti. bollrd $2. Extra long bed ln excellent condition. 20141 que machine, sews 1ood ns. frame, head and footboard Imperial O:ive Lane, ltB. ores.sea, site 16, some new $8. Hoovier upright aweeper 962-7855 ... "' "All-4148 no Tank t>'Pe sweeper no , B.ASSof.ruirn'1•ET"i'"AAnd;;;i°-;i,ldr<h'it!SSi5.~c;;,,~ lo''!:'.:·;·~-·~~~~~- Bis 1 el I 1weeper SS . ..__ .. $2, infant seat .50, tub 2 DI AM OND pan e 0 ·• 'b 110 ""'"'"' casements, 3'' x 3'6" S5 Televlsion $5. ocvY en .50, swyngomatlc $&, walker H~ chair S5 Jump horse S3 chair 12 baby clothes JO to r:-ach. G.E. batiy dishes SJ. Train.In&: chair T5c Qothes S.50. m' 14th St. Apt C H.B. RR mallbox with •post SJ. dryer rack $3 Door SS Steel. 536-267l Rival Ice crusher, riew SS. frame window ns 548-1388 -----~==,--1 G.E. floor polisher, like new · · RABBITS -ADULTS or s12. Large custom fra'med 263 E. 16th St., C.M. bab' l150 .h F 1es . eac . rei! picture $25-Picture of "Gay TORO Power mower S25 Two hutch ~76 PhUosopber" $10. 545-0207 bead rffts S3 Two mag hub caps $3 Six volt car radkl $5 HEAVY Walnut end tables FRIGIDAIRE automatic Bird cage $3 546-4981 with attached lamps S12.50 washer, excellent S 2 S. =="""-;-~,----I each, walnut step.end tablt? Japanese J<am ado oven bar. KODAK Ver If ax copy $6.00 walnut coffee table $15. trque $20. New p a j n t machine $25 Black caracul large still-life painting in aprayer $10. Tape r ecilrdet fur jacket $25 kkin r anch w a In u t ! ram e S15. $4. Good car or bout bat. mink, $12 per skin. Baby p r o f e s s i o n a I waxing terles $5. Shop vacuum S3. blue pear\lzed kidskin coat, machine no, goll bag and Hard hat $2. Camp gear $1A new $25 caahn1ere and two woods -five irons $15, 1~ Tool ~ $J Chil mohair sweaters 5 O c -S 2 ""'· s ""'"' • · · naugahyde and wood rocker ferobe chest no. Child's Capria '15c ; Tope ~ sizes $4, cordless electric shoe toys 5c . SS. Sat-Sun, 9-5, 356 12, 14. 673-3634 shiner $1.75, ironing board Princeton Dr. College Park, '&I FORD Plckup seat, ex· pad and cover S4. 309 C.M. cellent cond.ltlon $15 Multi· L\ijrollia. St., Npt B ch. volt meter $10 s m a I I S48-9892 4 WHITEWALL puncture C1aaaical old A m e r i c a n 18-. -F-. -Goodrl~-.-<h-4-pl~y-,~,1-00 proof Goodyear D o u b 1 e made ouitar SS Old violin Eagle tires, 815 x 15 S15 o-wh'Hewall tires, 590 x 15. .... ~A•2951 with cue and 1 bow rlll eau.. u-r..-•4" Set of 4 with a lot of wear 1 ---------- Banjo.uke SS. Ol.d picture lelt. $5 each. Very old ?t10NKEY and cage $25. frame miter with old back Singer sewing machine, ('bevy 4 baJTel carburetor saw S8 2 near new canning converted to elec portable. $5. 13, 14 and 15 inch tires SI pressure cooker pols SS for Xlnt motor! no. 536-2854 • ss. Ford VS water pump both. Antique rlfie !or wall Sl.50. Torque converters fl. decoration $5. Oil and amp REFRIGERATOR For sale -Ford, Chevy and Pontiac auges Sl each, Transistor good condition SlS. Call hub caps 50c each. Auto radio SOc. Table sabre sil\\' 673--0409 parts 50c . $5. 2625 C Elden, $5, no motoi:. Mail box SOc:. GAS Range $25, weekdays C.M. % inch Jabsco pump no alter 5 call ~8--0144 motor SS. Kitchen clock $1.g c,-10-.. -0-AL~E-S_u_rfboe __ ,d_l2S_I TABLE and 2 end tables S5 St!."!> bins 25c each. Egg each. 548-6369 be h I 1631 Baliboa Blvd .. N.B. ater type and dri 1 S2 .303 BRI'l'lfill rille, excellent 548-5656. 874 Joann St., C.M. PUPPIES That will love you $15, Shells, 26 boxes $2{J, PART Siamese & Burmese, to pieces! M 0 th e r is Antique loading tools for racoon color SS. Old washing Shetland sheep dog (like shotgun $25. 2 a n t i q u e machine needs fixing S5 725 small Collie). Satisfaction pistols, both $25. Sharper James St., Apt, B. 8-9 A.M. guarant~~~9~ach. handloeding guide S 7. 5 o. 120 BASS Italian accordion Oiain saw S2S. Blade and $25. John.!IOO -Evinrude out. CL A SSICA L Guitar, chain $20. 546-1837 board tanks, hose no pach. rosewood neck and back, ex· ANTIQUE treadle sewing Coleman lantern $10 Sword ceilent condition $ 2 5 • machine, runs ~ Sl2. fishing rod, rolltt guides $20 Chemistry set, complete, Playpen and pad $3. Elec. Trolling rod $7.50 Huntlnit $10. 61;>-(l}9() tric oofiee pot $2. Toaster· and Fishing magazines lOc T.V. and table SlO. Wooden broiler, used once $5. each. New chromed .25 bar or 3 bookshelves S20, Au tomatic record player automatic pistol S25 Cl.Ip and Guitar ss. 675-2752 no. washing machine, ex- ammunition. $25. Box and ------cellent condition, needs belt c lean Ing brush SlO. HOTPOINT Automati c SlS. RCA n" 'IV, perfect S l 1 ve rt on e conventional washer works well but needs condition $25. 265 E. 21st St. guitar $20 New 3 instrument pump repair. $25. 675--0375 C.M. 6-l6-4657 ampllfler $20 Large d.ian1ond SAN Francisco p e I i c a n I '.C::-.,---------w--1 ... ,__ and eng•gement NEAR new 2 redwood chaise ~'K building jig S20. 548-3903 rings, 24 diamonds with case Eves lounge with pads, both S20. 7 $25. each. Neo.v bait scoop SS redwood chairs with pads. Brownie cameras ss. 2 8.50 DELUXE lbaise lounge with both $20. Picnic ta ble and x 1-1 whitewall tires, good pad. Excellent condition $15. benches $10. 7 piece antique rubber, $5. New barbell sef, Child 's car seat Sl. 1681 stoneware commode set $15. chromed $25. Rods and r,,;els Labrador Dr., C.M. 356 Princeton Dr. College $15-$25. 1626 Newport Blvd., BUNNIES $1-$3. Park, C,M, Sa t.Sun 9-5 C.M. Space 37. Don't disturb 546-9965 TURN TABLE, amplifier manager. 16' EXTENSION Ladder SS. PATIO Or car k:e box $1. 714 1Ai Larkspur, CdM Patio grill on whe<'ls $2. MAPLE Bed frame, like new Electric iron $1. Electric S15 002-9g'j0 viewer S2. Wool dust mop ====~~---n. Double mattress Mx HEATHKIT Vacuum tube springa, clean $25. Man's vol tmeter $20 Heathkit au. black mohair sweater, ::ize dio sig n a I generator S2 42 $3. Ladies black suit, P.fcColpin Christie battery wool, size 16 SS. P.1an 's pl<Ud charger 12 amp $15, lS watt jacket $2. Quiltinl{ !ram{' ~~fecb ampli1ier $25. and clamps SI. 2 fishing rods and r eeb $3 Fi.sh pail TRAVE1. Trailer equipment: 50c 548-6918 4 stabilizers $10 Hydraulic GOLF Cart, oow, sell •15. jack, 3 ton, SS Two Delta ~ lanterns $5. 494--0493 Remington Standard typewriter $10 675-1346 FORMICA Top table $25 ~~-1 647--0287 FLORENTINE We dd i n g ~==~~-~-~ band, 14 karat whJte gold, P.L\YTAG Automatic washer, like new $20 Engagement 14 years old, as is, still in wedding ring set, Zircon working order $20. 675-0262 stones, new $25. Proctor WEDDrNG Dress. all lace, pop-up toaster, works $2, size l !J...12 $15 While formal G.E. SUn lamp with ad· nylon pleated SS Children·~ justable holder, new SlO metal hunk beds $10 Clean Mauve parakeet with cage twin bed $15 &12-1159 and sta.nd $5. 642-1775 'IWl.N Beds, complete $25. 4 MAH<X;ANY Dining chair!! Double dresser with Jarg'! SS each. Quilted bed~read mirror $2:5. Double bed on no New headboard fra"1e $1 fr ame S20 Sofa S'Zl. Odd Cu l~ $7.50 2956 Redwood tables $3 and SS. 673-8975 Or., Mesa Verde, C.M. AQUARrtThf, 15 ital v.·ith 549'--0258 reDector, air pump, filler, MAT E R N IT Y Oothes, thermo, 14 fish. $21.50 Odd smocks, pants and dresses table and figurine $4.50 n -tr. O>leman wall heater 642-1451 $5 Sal.Sun after 9. ~2988 ;.MA;;;:H;;OG;ecA~N~Y~~Be~lh.,.-,1'-o~d~l1~5 G~atUer gas range Deluxe mattress and sprin.1ts US. Columbia p o r t a b I e S25 each. Card table $5. Col. stereo $25. 646-3758 fee table S10 3 end tables S7 1955 FORD Statk>n wagon $25 each. 2 lamps S8 each. TV Sterlll:r:e $4 54~385 lable5 $1 each. Gas rotary lawn mower Sl8 Fireplace: QUU.TED King slze head· screen SS Dinette table S2S boa.rd S25 Matching gpre11d Dinette lable SIO Din ette $25. Power lawn mower $25 chairs $2 each 2 kitchen Adding mAChlne $20 Double stool! S2 each. Office chair bed frame $3 Auto a.Ir cooler SS. Pole lamp $6 2{JJ52 Kline $25 !USO Madeira Ave. Or., Santa Ana. 54>3608. LAWN Mower, edger, rake $6 End of P egBSUs St. off Santa Laundry cart n Shoe TI1ck Ana Ave. n Pillawt n Wood buket $1 ~DRAM'!NU.-r;;;;;;;;rG,-,T'='•bl=e-.l"lO~?~fl Wool blllllket S3 ~ bookc1sl' S2S. Games Sl-$2. CHEST $20 Dining table $25 Road r11 ce set S25. Small Japeneae swoni $20 AnUque chesl.S & bookcase $3 each, jewelry 2Sc--$S. A n t .I q u e f1oor poU!ber and shnm· latn(J8 $3 -$15 Drapes, 111 PCJOtt S25 Walnut COl'fM'r sizes, like n e w S:S • m desk Sl5. Oothing SOc • ss. fincludlni;t rodil. Port111ble. &>a abells 50c lb. Booi<5 25c beds no e1dt. c.nt table S6 -ll. National Geoar11phlc ca.rd table chaJn $3 each. m•gat\nes 50c each, Pol' Picture SHa.~ 20 x 40 with la.mp S1. Origin111 p.'lJntlng.t fn.me $20 Dtsh6, service $25. Croquet •et S3 Fireplace for tour $20 Sluttm S5 Fire aet and •'OOd ba.aket SS. 1747 ICtft'ft and snte $2.50 SMta Ana No. LU C.M. Guitar $10 Clodtlng. l•dlra 0 6 742-4296;;;-c;;:::=c:::=,,-,-,- slze 10, girl's. alze 10 tlld l2, PAIR Olromtt rn""f!l'Sed rims $2-$5. Sboea, like Siu 6N, 15" O\.evy, excellent "1apo n 119 Heliotrope, Corona de:I S24. Ele<itric iultar, aood Mar. condition S20 StandJni; bird T W J f'l ffttelloard, wbllA! C9gt!, compl~e $4 548-5128 S5 Bunnie• it 54().Q'J90 BUNNI Di fl each. st1Mi'38 -.., speakers S10, antique pic· lure frames SS each, antique ha~ging lamp SS, 50 years old, antique tables $3 each, antique mirror $10, antique waU sconces SS, 50 years •Old, beautiful split lea! philodendron 6 feet tall in plant e r S7, antiq u e pillowcases Sl, tabltt.lo1h SI , lamps $3, tricycle S 5 , ree.:1rds 2Sc, hobby horse $2, books 25c lo n. jewelry SOc, 6 piece crystal set SS. silvl'r !rays S2 each. TV set fj, high ch:lir $1, Baby bath St. 14'' blond wiglet and fall $15. 19780 Inverness, 1-lun- tingt()f)I' Continentals, Hun· lin gt on Bea h off Brookhurst at Adams, turn ofl Brookhurst to Con- tinental Drive, lake firs! right, th en left. then right, then left. It you get Josi 9S:Z,...2849. TV $5, Bikes (3) SS • S15. Small desk S2. Books Sc - 25c:. 1.tetal desk Sl5. 1'1at· lress S2, Antiques chest $10, PO\l•er mower $8, GaUers and SatUer dishwasher $20, very good condition. ll26 El Camino, C.M. ?t1on June ti' BEIGE nylon rug, 9 x 14 S?S. Fryrlte deep dryer SS. Sllllbeam hand mixer $2.50. New tablecloth, 60 x 102 Y.ith napkins SS. Ve1tematic SJ.50, Hand tooled leathl'r purse SS. Whtie h a ., d crocheted 11tole S25. White ha nd knit slole S2S. 5'16-621l! 1' OLTVE couch $10. 968-2419 HI-FI Walnut enclosures con- taining 1 woofer and 2 tweeter in original w cking S25. 100 Kings Pl, Newporl Beach 1952 Villiers 270 cc $25. 233 Avocado, C.M. 612....a96t Bd vs sung-ray blke $30. Girls rink skates size 6 $1 2.50. Both excellent ahape. 642-3814 PERSONAL ITY Pup.t G " r m 1 n • Sheyherd •rid Cl>llie. 6 wttlai old. SS. 613-<S87 SJNGLE Bed frame ind coll 1Prlna11 Sood COtldil.lon $JO, dOl.ibll!' bed frame d1ril wood $9, holl)'WOod bed frame S3, loot locker trunk $4., smell kitchen table IJlll.>:lal top 24x40 with drnwer S5, Jmlll table, white, opens up to ll!!t" r,x30 $3, 7 nice Iron Jiii.ti chairs $3.50 each. '3&-mll .. -..... ---.... -._...........,.,..~-~·······~·~-~ ........................................... ~ .. -·~·~-~-~·-~·-· -.... -. ..........._ -----.. -........... ---..... .... --.. ~. -• -,, y-..... -.,.... ... ·--..... --... -...... , -_. --- -..... - MERCHANDISE FOR SALE AND TRADE MERCHANDISE FOR SALE AND TRADE Saturday, Juoe 15, 1911 DAILY PILOT 21 -TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION Imported Autoa f60ll 9600· MG ----~ 1600 FREE TO YOU ~~· -"~ ... s•'-l'"lbo=•t"''----'!.O~ Boat Slip Moorln~ 90~ Trailers, Utility 9450 ·c1m.._pe_,._. ____ ,_s2_0_ 1 tmportod Autos HORSES BOARDED FOR SALE/FAR EAST '1EWPORT, 3300 Marcua '" Tur Drop Ttallcr IS65 FORD ~ollne b.y JAGUAR Miscell1n90u1 1 ~r1rr Plastic chrs w/ot- ti:iman $50; 3 blond end tbl.s & I roffee tbl $40; 4 pc br set. blood $50; winit chr, gold $-IQ; OOige chr $10; maroon sofa $20; twin mat• tress set $20; play swlnl $15: girls bike $20; boy's Englisb bille $15; Elgin 7'A hp motor $35; bed spreads $15 3 plastic bar stls $25. •!5--0866 SWIMMING POOL JS Ft Pool, Filter. Surface Skimmer, Maintenance Kit. FREE Ground Pad. $149.BB SECARO POOL 323 S. Main, Orange 532-I992 e FABRIC SALE e Mon to Fri. 9-11:30, 12:»-t Sat 7 A.M. to 2 P.M. Vest selection of knit fabrics. Open DAILY to public, lltn- ited time only during tn- .wentory cle11rance. Costa Mesa Knitting Mllls 9'29 Baker St., Costa Mesa 3 BF..Al1I'IFUL KI tt e ns- Plnkle-puni white, Dr-Liv. inpton--allver blue A 1\a.Uy Tlge~ tabby, 6 weeks old, weaned A tralntd. Onl)' to very lov l n1 homes , ~18'18 6118 FREE to a;ood b o m e beauutul long haired male'. silver-brown kitten, 6 wka old p/•l·ame-a~. 968-2470 6117 2 LOVING Kittens a tortoise shell & grey. 1 wks-IO cute, but we mu.st find them homes ot their o w n , 548-.mO 6118 COCKER, Female, champ. al.red. Likes children; good. watchdog, To good home. Back Bay area -1746 Or-Pluer I>ealp AA 31' c:h&nncl for 14' boot $20 per '6$ Lie. $55. duty ~r. RIH. but.ant chard -oU Santa Ana. Pad. l;rlmara.n/Sloop SS rig&1oa:, month .. Owner l 9 9-4 8 5 6 • 962-7334 • stove, ice box, •in¥, wtr, dock 8t Sheltcrt. SSS pr. mo, Teak ioltr, V<>lvo Aux', head, tPa.sadenaJ Weiekends ln4) stereo pak, new tl.tts. $1600 c..tl 642--0981 di.l's or 54().~ alpc 6, like n"', 3 mo old, ~74 Truclu , 9500 * 9*-0CM8 Eves ~ndy to aall aw">" Only ---------1 . $14.8011 FOB WHt C.Ut. Boat•Yeohl FREE. LAS VEGA$ lmportod A-9600 Tl\ANSPORTATION Write CPO Box 3390 Naha, Cha-rteri 9039 VACATION WITH A 9000 Okinawt • CL-y Pi 1n-• Spot CUii .., Import1 Boah & Y achh • CHARTER THE FINEST OW • C--._,.. We pe.y more tor an;y Import -F·-,-TZ-· &-AVERY-· l'' '67 w. W. Potter F/C. New 40' Ketch ~·Ton 4.-Ton rea:IJ'dleu Of year, make R F.ncl J:abln, tun bunk A: 6'13-2Sl'" • 67>2400 Automatic, t speeds. Your or condition, Try \A btfott ~ NEW~H1.ll9h:rl!. -o-u~~ "~")~~1~~... . ~~!!(. fqw, .w.:i:. .. 1191 ..••••••.•• u •.. .E L 14 0 R J; 24' Fantasy -1005 l.0.U. · -.,.-ac .. e., °""'VU t" FJthln Boeh 9040 ln the fr\lck business, tera MOTORS, 9625 G-. rd• n unit plus trailer, radio l running light, saJett gear, 9 go -trom $499 to $1499. G~ Blvd JE 1-6630 xtra bit-in tank!. Try w;oo cockpit cover-$1350 or .offer. 25' CABm Cruiser, SS radio. ELMORE - 23' Tompest FIG Sloop-Tty 642-7611 Bait tank. $16;0. AUSTIN HEALEY $2900 HITE~ No. 624 llkt! new, 18 494-0}65 or Ut-6245 --------~ 26' Pear0>n Commander FI G Jnoa. old, racing rig, dQlly, ========I TOYOTA Sloop -$5000 • mast and boat coven, 2 BOit Storag• 9048 15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr 24' Glad.Jator FIG Sloop-sales o~ 'new. Original Phone SK3322 $4950 owaer. Bargain $895. call ORY Boat Stor~ tor =-~~~--~- 33' T /S Fair lane _ nice, 675-3333 Consignment sales. Up to 40 1963 DODGE, "-T 0 N "66 Austin Healey Sprite Radio, Heater. Very clean. $1495 sleeps 6, dinette. $12,000." .33' DUNNIGAN Sloop Ex· ft. HOl.iday Marine Sales PlCh'UP, split rim.a, $825 6/17 Man)' other Yawls, Ket· cellent cond., tully equipped. 2912 W. Co a' t HWY, NB,_543-'10&> _______ _ PUPPIES _ shepherd, eorne, cbea &: Sloops to choose SlPs 4, galley, encl. head, 642-5221 '64 IJ'ITERNATIONAL, 4 m..1146 ~ean..Lemi4 malemute 4 wka old. paper from. Call us for infor-race/cruise gear, spinnaker wheel drive. * $1195 trained. 20372 Dublin Ln tnatlon. etc. $12,000, will take trade Flying Ltisona 9150 * 546-61-M * H.B. 6117 512-3lst St., Newport. Beach to $2000. 675!-1675 * LEARN TO FL y '67 Cbevy 6'Ai ton P·U Auto, FUNNY Looking black kit· 675-0U2 * 494-3916 Eves. 19' SLOOP, sleep.!! 2, glass RIH, 8' bed. 5200 mi. $2,095 ten, need a good home. Free over planked bull. Seagull $480 _ 642-337~ CM 1966 Harbor, C.M. 666-9303 Female 7 wits, Habrn, Basic Boating Classes Auxiliary, trailer. Sacrifice Late model Cessnas. Jeeps 9510 _ FREE LAS VEGAS playful 646-4316 6/17 Oflered to public by $1675. 675-3799 after 6 pm or Low rates also for instrument VACATION WlTH A ARTHRITIS Force11 me to Bilbo• Power Squadron see at 2Sth Stt;eet Marina, & commercial. NICE '56 JEEP '59 A. HEALEY.Sprite. B'rf.. l!let'k homes for small gentle Elem~tary Piloting Courses cN::e;:wp~t;B"ch::.,.,_.,,......,,.,,,,..-Newport Air Assoc. Make an of1er 548-3989 Now. tish racing green. $48 dn It: mother cat and 3 kittens Every Monday, Starting 7 32' Block Islander, part 673-0313 $48 per mo OAC, 54fr9174 6117 PM, June 10. Newport Har-plnkd, deck, Buda eng. Both Rec:reat'n Vehicles 9515 ELMORE bor Yacht Club, 720 w. Bay, or separate. Best olfer. Mobile Homes 9200 • IMPORTS '60 XK 150$ Cenv Pwr brakea. s IPd. mo or aooct Sta Wac.: 14.2--3876 68112 MG NEW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED GET YOUR DEAL TOPAll white, black Interior $1995 ftUl f.lDi& 642M49 aft 4 PM '82 XKE Roodtter, ewhell Ii L , MERCEDES IENZ • • '61 Maude1 190 S L mint cond. stereo, AM-FM, new motor, 2 lope, rew pa.int l recondiUoned leath- er. $2350. Aft 6 ~ll76 '61 220 S Mereedee Benz new clutch, trana, 1 n t e r·i or, Sunroof, $1250. 673-0319-aft 5 15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr Phone SM-3322 '&$ Muced" 230 SL. IAw * New MG * miles, new cond, $4500. GET A Orlginal nwner 67>-4851 BETTER DEAL M-80 KODAK projector. M-6 Kodak movie camera. 804 lnstamatic Kodak camera. 850 K!Xlak slide projector. Light & screen. Cost $400, sell for $225. New Cycl~ message pillow w I b e a t control. Cost $150, ~11 for $75. 540-1961 KITrEN 1 mo old beautiful Ave., Newport Beach 673-1761 aft 6: aJ( June DUNE Buggy.royal blue part persian, blue eyes, OR, for your convenience 14 • 2777 Bristol, C. M. PARKLANE Doub 1 e Ex-metal flake with rally lrlr1pe blklwhile, blk. and yellow Every Tuesday, starting 7 12='. FOL"=-'o"INC,.:G'-s"'w"'lc'boa~t.~J~lb-&~ I pando. 2 Bdrms. Awnings, and matching glau top. '67 =~=====I HERB FRIEDLANDER 15300 Beach Blvd., Wlltmmtr MG U750 Beach Blvd. (Hwy 39) Phone SM-3322 __ strl'(led 548--0731 6115 PM, June ll, Ensign School, main, 15. mast. Gennan-blt. porches, skirting. Excellent VW eng, trans, etc 10,600 UN IVERSAL Luggage car-3 LONG haired kittens 7 wks Irvine & Cliff Dr., Newport Klepper. Safe & seaworthy. condition. $5600. Corner total mi. extra tires Best of- rier, fits nearly aJl makes of old box trained one orange Beach, in Cafetorium, No StOYIS in car trunk! $700 space. 646-9186 PM fer over $1850. 545-1679 or cars. Triple chfome plated; one grey & one blk. Lt advance regi.1tration neces-new, $225 now. S46-8158 10 x 51 _SMOKER 1959. =5<0-635==7=======- $45 val u e; annlversacy &-2462 6/17 sary, Enroll at class; If any WANTED_ SAJL BOAT 40. I nc l uding extras! - special $14.95 each. HAVE ttve cute kittens, long questions phone 548-1374 or ketch or yawl in part trade Reuonably priced. .:C:.•m;;::;P":;;.;":.:.· ____ 9_5_211_ JOHNSON & SON halted, grey, tortoise, and 673-1855. for 19 acre ranch with * 642-4489 Ti..-Ultim•t• Lincoln-Mercury blk 8 wka old c·" 967 •.n • • • bd furn '~ 900 w. Coast Highway KI 5.l42.5 -· 6/15 REVOLUTIONARY!! Spanish ~ borne. 1w. 1$500 ~ 2 rm, • In Campers Newport Beacb 642-0981 * LIFE SAVER II * 499-1541 • take 0 v e I' '6'1 Ford "250" %. ton camp-PET Rabbit, brown &: white, .. RACING SABOT paymenu. 847-1.198 er Spedal. 9000 actual miles, 1 PR VW rear bus seats, $25. cage included; to family The Simple Atomic Age Elec-Fin rl ~ -.. 1 M VB t tl ... ·-••t1-0n 1 Sew-mor Sewing mach. gg.,..,., uu.:r g ass. c-ELECTRIC CARS 9250 , au oma c, ...... \.V•1<11 • w I c h l l d r e n over 8. tronic device to start and Gr-or &: top condition. ing, euatom cab, atereo $15. 1 Selmer Wood clarinet 673-2453 6/ts t !lalled boat ~.... rln a: tATSUN '66 DATSUN FAIR.LADY ROADSTER Radio, Heater, Veey man. $1195 ~flltlflDiA wlcase $45. 1 · pen n opera e your $215. Phone 646-1509. ESTATE SALE tape, heavy duty IP gs classical guitar w/case $40. 2 YR. Old male Gennan engine &' Cin lndan em_ergenCMcy! ! ! SAILBOAT 24%' Col. Ch. Sacrifice! Electric Car. shocks, special heavy duty 1966 Harbor, C.M,. &t&-9303 Shep., good with children. -Ul!tr1es, _, • ...•• 28 e tiree, extra gas tanks, equip. 1 Silvertone 21" TV $40. 5 * 548-5()47 * Sac. ·$3995. W-extras, :wps ~ n-. 0 '67 DATSUN Sedan, 4 spd, • IMPORTS AU in good condition. ~9499 611 4-6, encl toilet, huge cockpit I ========="'I ped with 1967 Tear ...... v., I dlr, loaded, paint A engine 54&--6970 3 PURE "black Persian kit-'64 OORSETI' Farallon -21' (714) 73.S--0385 Motorcycles 9300 ft cabover camper complete 1n beautiful ahape, a 11 tens. Free to good home. Cabin Cruiser, tbrgls. Slps -~======-----'------!with double stainless steel leather interior. Driven 3 BOWS -17, 25 & 40 lbs. 54.5-3629 6/18 4. 150 HP 1/0 Mere. Amer. BARIENT WINCHES H sink, ice box, stove, rear $2.50 to $1i.OO. TV stand, NEED Good home for 2 Tand. Trlr. Hd. Galley. Bot-See us before you buy? a s,,low $8G88* step bumper, easly sleeps 2 ~~:e °!i~~s:d~~~~ $4-50, 4 hp roto-tiller' like tom Ster-foam. Fully equip, Marine & Battery Shoppe 0 adults and 3 children. Thla 94-977 new, $75, 15 gal. aquarium loveable, grey, tiger &triped inc SS, DI, OF, 2 anch, sea 2430 w. Coast Hwy, N.B. o unit is In like wew condition. Sl'l.86 aft 1 PM. 4 3 °' show tank w/pump $11.50, ldttens 8 wks, 892-5302 6n8 -'" p J •• 1,~ 24' J·" R fiberglass New 'b8 s299• Imma-·'ato in OV"'"" detail. _.....,..==='====== 9x12 wall tent $35, Rebecca PUPPIES -Free -10 weeks 528-2455 528-5440. sloop sleeps 4, cruising ex-~ anu1, etc. e ... COnu. "WIN· uuy oger N r ••.• 1 "90" Sold n'e~w for well .. ov'e, ·-- statue '!II & Other misc old. C-k" ...,;,,., 962-7385 •">'lM 67'11J94 V ti $ • l _,_ items. 962-7427 "" .. ~ 6/18 18" C1JSTOM BUILT tras . .,......., .r eve11. '68 Cl175 s555* aca on pecia at ~'"'-'· -OFF-SHORE CRUISER SNOWBIRD Fiberglass 432, 2 S bl Down payment &: terms "to * AUCTION * CUTE Ki.tons weaned & ood -• D cr•m er fit your budget, up to 5 years Gia.. hull wlmahogony '"' <ail" Tt1'., g CO•~. li you wiU sell or buy hsbrlm. Will de 1 iv er deck. Loaded w/EXTRAS! 642-0117 642-3430 '68 Cll50 '666* to pay, give Windy a try 646-52'i3, 548-4615 6115 Must be seen to •""'""eciate MALIBU OUTRIGGER A Scrambl1t Bob Longp~ ...... Pontiac Auctions Friday 7:30 p.m. FREE dirt.: you haul. 637 15,,,.,m .~~ySoon,:~~~ its w~C:.~ l==w=l"="==*==Sll=-0!40== FREE ·so· H I3600 Beach Blvd., Wsbnnstr Windy's Auction Barn Darrell, Costa Mesa. .......,, .... ov:> ~u.,u Ph. 892-665.5 Behind Tony's Bldg. Mat'l 646-3339 6115 SEAWORTHY Southcoast 18 Power Crui.11ra 9020 both for FIAT FREE LAS VEGAS VACATION WITH A '67 FIAT 850 Cpe 2 to choose -Like new, The hot one from Italy. $47 dn A $47 per mo OAC. h · ed bl k wlttl NEW $988* '63 VW Camper, excellent '2C75'h Newport, CM 646-8686 PREITY Long alt ac Lapstrke hull, 100 bp Grey-'62 MERCURY 26'; sleeps 8 '450' o condition. 53,000 miles. IBM Exec Typewriter $185; kitten, Housebroken. marine. Bait tank, White galley, head & bait tank On. U350. * 673-4923 15300 Beach Blvd., Wlltmllltr Standard IBM elec $135; 644--0l64 6115 co~ass. AU CG 1 fre-ly 10 hn on new 225 HP HERB N 15 FT. '54 WESTERN with Phone 89f...3322 ELMORE . Smith Corona 200 Elec $150; FREE To good home long quirements. Be au 1 ul Gray Marine eng, New can-awning. $500, 2253 Elden, ---~-~~~~ 1 Remington & I haired kittens, assorted cushions top and side cur-vas. Needs varnlsb. Only FRIEDLANDER * NEW RAT* Underwood, portables, like tails! 6 wks. 548--3545 6117 ta.ms. $1395 firm * 673-4646 $6,000. May trade Io r 13750 Beach Bl•d. D "CM~~54&-'983==~~-AUI'OMATIC "850" new, $35 ea. St and a rd 4 BABY Rabbits -salt & 16' CHRYSLER Lone Star 40 smaller boat. Slip space No. '67 DODGE% Camper Spec. $199 DOWN. OAC 2 blks So. G.G. Fwy. '65 WHITE MGB, aott top, ·893-7566 537~ wire wheels, Radio, Ponto •66 MGB. Like new, Jo cover. Excel cond. $1600. mileage. Orig owner. $2'100 546-5007 or beat offer. 675-1815 1966 MG ?rflPOET. Xlnt • 1 "°""· Radio A wh'e whoo1', OPEL $1650. 6'13-nsll. _________ , 58 MGA COUPE. I GREEN '59 Statioo Wagoa Very good condition. $475 . $'15. • 6'13-8121 • I * 675-0066 * PLACE your wam. ad where 1 '65 OPEL Cadet, lo mi, no they an lookin& -DAD..Y I trade $9!r5 18012 Norton, pn.or daaitied 6&-5678 Irvine 833-10'12 lmf1C!rtod AutOI 9600 Imported Autos 9600 ATTBmON ••• Toyota Buyers JIM SlEMONS TOYOTA now has the lerges+ inven\ory of brand new lHI TOYOTA COUPES AND SEDANS 1ervic1d •nd t•edy for immedate delivery in both four speed end eutomatic transmission mod•ls. In •ddition to th1 best deal and g reatest selec· tlon • , • Jim Slemons .Toyota also offers guar- •nt•ed service satisf•ction in the na+on's new· ••t •nd b•s+ equipp•d .service center. B•fo·re you buy • new Toyota anywhere •• • c:h•ck our price and terms. FINANCINCO NO PROBLEM HERE Jim Slemons Toyota typewriters from $15. All in pepper 1 full size male, hp Johnson, navy top, 2, Huntington Ma r i n·a 893-7566 • 517·6824 A Auto, Ps, Pb, Jo mi. lO'Ai * $46.58 per month * W Camper m onomatlc very good cond. 642-5143 . white 64~50 6117 trailer. $1850. 1966 model, "Sean". 838-7598 or 776-5930 ESTMINSTER S4.l9S 830--.2133 "850" STICK $42.65 PR MO ap. ....., 11 A.M • ._ 6 P.M. MANY Sizes new custom PLAYFUL, Pretty kittens Sharp! West Coast Yachts 27' Cruise A Long •Tax, Uc. and Handling HERB FRIEDLANDER 417 W. WAINll 540·1512 SANTA ANA draperies and sheer!, al!o weaned & trained· 8 weeks 3333 W. Coast Hwy Npt Bch. COuch, dinette, enclosed head ..,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ DIA:L direct 642-5618\ Charge 9625 Garden Grove Blvd. ''Where you get the best deal and after sales P~·U• "om model homo. Newport Arches -'" blow SS t d II '·ck--• _ _. ... -"" '-' old. 518-1243 6118 Marina. 642-77U ,..w,er, er. , new op YAMAHA your a , .\h~ t .... oi.N uJIU O'M-i»10 service" New carpeting, 200 yrd 6 MOS: Old Coo-A-Poo, adult & upholstery. Room cover. lhten to the phone rillg! Fiir t>sJ.Jy Pilot Want Ada. I-"!!!!!!!!! avocado, 150 )'rd lighter JUNE Special. Boats hauled, Dive step. Compl. CG Sale-I== · family only. All shots. ..._.. bbed & · ted A _ _. green nylon &-polyester 847-8030 6117 uuuom scru pam ' ty. NeW Cars 9800 New C•r• YWUV New Can heavy shag $4.00 & $6.0I) $1,80 per ft + paint & zinc. $4,000 M 9IOONew Car s yrd. 646-8332 MIXED Pups 2 mo. All other maintenance + 53&-0359 · · "250" ENDURO 500 Sq. Yards 847~36 6/18 engine work, Bee us! $2300 FULL Price -20' of All Wool 'IWO Ftiskie male kitteM to Newport Ory Docks 675-1505 Owens uWity -Japstrake A Carpeting & Pad good home .• 549-3183 6/18 On the Bay at 20th St. hull _ 225 HP inboard _ Make Oller -CLASSIC 20' Cabin Cruiser hydraulic control _ full H Reuben's Restaurant Machinery, etc. 8700 115 hp Ouyslet Crown eng. cover!_ extras -wiU trade IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 251 E. Coast Hwy. N.pt Bch Perfect condition. Dual con-on Cal 25. 675--4713 213: A 673-lSOS A. B. Dick No, 320 Offset trols, encl. bead, small 691--0751 press, Wlplate dampener, galJery. Sharp! $2000. or Pool Tables supplies, l'Ai yrs old. $850. begt offer. 548-5981 32' TOU.Y '65, T.s., 220. New & repossessed $99.50 828--8264 14' CR.ESTLINER Sltibird, 90 Sl1J6. 6; SS Radio; xlnt cond. T · Cb · 892--2541 Anytime. See at up. enn1s, amp1on hp Johnson. cover!, trailer. H Quality $34.50 up. PETS and __ ':_IV_ESTOCK $1250 West Coast Yachts ~eale Ln., u n t 9625 Garden Grove Blvd. Call Frank Dogs 8825 3333 W. Coast Hwy Npt Bch. 65 BULT/t:CO 175 cc. $775 or HERB FRIEDLANDER 538..0311 Newport Arches Mar 1 n a 25' MERIDIAN Fiberglass. trade for car. 536-9167 10 1p ·-R-IV_A_T_E_Party ha.s 71X) prs DOBERMAN Plnscher pup, 642-7711 LOADED! $8500. See at AM-I PM. Allk for Dave No. ot new, brand name pet & show, also 1 yr old 1-,-, -O~UTB=~o~A~R~O~~C~a~b-l~n Swales An<:horage. 646-9739 17 women's & children's shoes. male. All AKC, raised with crulaer glass ov@r ply, &p• ~ild n-Call Ken""'' Boat M11'nten1nce 9033 Nothing over $6. See at 15881 (..":n ren . ...,..... '"' · 2, 35 hp motor, trlr. bait Wlllett La .. H.B .. or call 1_54""5 __ tO __ ~=~~ tank. Misc equip YACHT Maintenance & 892-6319 Sat or SlD1· e FEMALE COLLIE. White $700 644--mo CdM repair at your dock. Ex- MOVING Sun. Refrig-Frzr, &: sable. 6 mos. old, very 16' Ocean Skiff, 75 hp perienced. Reas. 548-7807 side-by-side, 48" wide. Cost affectionate, $35. Call 962-Evinrude, e!ec. start. '65 Honda 31!i cc $425 ....... '68 BO Bultaco Sherpa S 318-2nd St., H.B. • 536-1800 • $800. take $200; Antique 1 _:1::.09'1c.:... -~~~~~~ Raytheon OE 726 Fam- Ediphone, New matt; br SMALL Min. Poodles, blk., tbometer. 673-4370 Mari~• Equl~ •• _....:.9035 '68 CHRIS Cycle mini-bike ·-·~ ge11rs; 41Aa HP. $165, Xlnt set; Comb col TV; wshr, AKC. 8 weeks. Males & FIBERGLASSED, Marine dryer, misc 842-3876 Females, '1 beaut I es'' Plywood, 10 tt long 4 ft FOR Sale washer $75, books, 673-0706-,,..~-,----.--c= wide, 10 hp, Johnson. Very furniture & misc. 25&S .QElR.MAN Shepherd, AKC, stable. $150 644--254.2 Orange Ave., CM 646-5.593 male, I-year. Sacrifice $50. IA.,-~S~le-•l~!~l.962=-=25~.-=nw-ena • 540-4286 • I-=~.:.,..:..:..,~~ --Sea.skil. Xlnt cond. Very lo 10M:.;i::•.:.•·:..W;:.;•::."c.t•:;d;:_ __ B_6_10 GERMAN Short hair pointer, mi . Sips 4. Encl. head galley IDale 15 months, paper! $80. $3800 or offer. 548--3134 WANTED 536-9874 -642-6767 16' FIBERGLASS Runa'bout BLAO{ Male. miniature Poo-U!ed less than 10 hrs. 33 hp !Ue 6 wks AKC Xlnt Johnson mtr. 673-5076 eve Furniture·Appll•nCH pedigree $50. 842-4257 aft 6 10' Boat w/storage dolly, Color TV's--Sttl"90I SAMOYED puppies, white, $35. 2l8 Hlghland, Apt B -TOOLS -pure bred, gentle with (upstairs) Newport Bea.ch 531·1212 or 893-0555 Children. * 962-5989 DALMATIANS 45' Slip for Rlfnt $$ CASH $$ * ARC 675-1393 We pay cash for : 642-1937 ./ Furniture ,/ Appliances ===-~-==-c~· I S•ilboets 9010 , , T I COC'KER puppies, AKC, Reg. I---------• An tiques ... 00 1 Adorable! * 548-0952 ON ITEM or -16' SLOOP COMPLE7E HOUSEFUL. 11 wks, all shots, papers. Excellent cond. Dacron sails. Call 547-6748 or 821-8271 PURE-Bred female Dalma· Trailer. 548--0844 1, ·-vA..:N=r=E-'o",""s"et-'-tw..:..,lo~bed-. -.-.1 tlan. lO Weeki. Pl 19' LIGHTNING Sloop, good ;,A SWeetheart"! 5~7445 · -..... -... L'· t•lr ·~~. Dacron bcx springs, mattresses. ..."'"' "' ....,., dresser or chest. Walnut or FEMALE Collie. White & sails. * 545---0809 mahog pref. Must be good Sable. 6 moa old. Very Af- cond, atete price. Write Box fectiooate $35 962-1097 M-144 Daily Pilot, Pomeranian, female. Machinery, etc. 8700 * Make ot1er * 962"15115 HOURLY RENTALS RHODES 19'1 * Fun Zone Boat Co., Balboa REVOLUTIONARY!! AflOr 6 PM call 536-!258 * LIFE SAVeR!! * The Simple Atom\c Age Elec- tronic device to start and operate yoor stailed boat engine in an emergency!!! C & C Industrle!, CM * 548-504? • FIBERGLASS Boat Material. 6' Boat mold, approx. 40 ial. resin, Cataly!t, 4 gal. white gel cote; 100 yds. 7 Oz. 50" cloth, 100 yds. glass mat. Must situ. $800 or ofter. 847-8367 12 Volt "8 D" 205 Amp hr. Matlne Battery. Reg : $107.10; Sale pre $49.50 . Marine & &ttery Shoppe 2430 W. Coast Hwy, N.B. All Marine electronics sold at a nice discount. See ua: before you buy! Marine &. Battery Shoppe 2430 W. Coast Hwy, N.B. TWO outboard motors, 5 Hp. $&), and 9 Hti· $300. Nearly New. 842-82S1 10 HP Johnson with st.and, '68-CHRIS Mini-Cycle New. 50 CC, many extras, COl!lt s~ sell chef41! 546--0146 '67 Hodaka Xlnt O>nd. Extras! 847-7602 ail 6:30 '66 HONDA 50 $125. &hwinn 26" (boys) $20. Helmet 6-7/8 $15. ' 546-8960 HONDA -1967 -305 W mi. No dirt. Good rubber new battery $395 548-6132 '67 HONDA 90: many extru. Modifled for dirt & street. $300. 644-1458 1964 Trlwnph, 200 CC Excellent. Street. Dirt $375 * 646-8049 Auto Service & Part1 9400 Moore's Automotive 100•;. Financing Ava11eble GIGANTIC ANNIVER~ARY -- + DURING OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE EVERY COUGAR-MONTEGO-MERCURY IN OUR HUGE STOCK CAN BE PURCHASED FOR Factory Cost + $50. Service & Preperetion And 5% S.lts Commission, FREE ••• SPECIAL B"NUS. , • FREE WITH EVERY NEW AND USED CAR SOLD DURING OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE A BEAUTIFUL CHROME LUGGAGE CARRIER , , • $45.00 Value • • • FREE!! . 9800 roR.KUFTS: Clark i,ooo lb Utt $695. 4,0CIO lb Forklift $695. 63$-2691, E v e 1 • 897-2'33 Poodle puppit;"•, m11Je. flFICOt, Al<C. S60 • $70 -,.... • 546-4908 • 14' INTERNAT'L. Uke new dac aalla, glb. Trailer. Sac! -movinit lo Valley. 56-3144 13' METCALF SAO.. BOAT, DACRON SAIU), S 3 0 0 . p.s tank &: holle, xlnt ' ~lfioa.. tlOO. 962.-7411 " -Boot,Sllp Mooring 9036 Complete Automotive Repair • Engine • Tran11mlsQon - Bni,kea • Tune-up • Air Con- dltlonlng. Open Monday tbru Sat 8-6 JOHNS'ON & SON 4,000 W . MOTOLIFT . Rebullt. $99'l. WW finance. 639-2691, Eves: 897·2~ Building M1terl1l1 8760 DECORA'I1VE Bid.a· stone, suit. fr\"lldJ., exterkn, etc. Uquld11Ung business) WI Ht.Ir JU: GE 1-0743 613-3673 HOl'MI f.30 CAL 20 Cbmpl.ete. ra~g I: CDm..E GELD1NG, Uy cruising get..t. MUST SELL borie for ldds. beglmera • SOON! * ~1318 _exper11~_,_l125 __ . 96~WIS'l---I WANTED: Sailboat 14' L\do REG. Amer Siddle bred J6J; ar ~. rood oond. Muat T yn. Gd. jumper. Exp. be reu. U~ $500. 646-1632 ~er cmly i'JS..4005 M5-9266 lJOO 14 No. 183. Tralltt, 2 HORSEll Al9o tack, one ~ipment. Ex:cellent ienlle one lplrtttd. 147~38 oond.IUoo! 54M370 r • WANTED t.o lellM by Bal. IJI. ~· owner, for tum- mer or year 'round buts: ~ ' 125 Rochester (rtar) Costa Me!a 642-3775 pier on BAiboa IttMd·or any l--------- neartiy artaa. Bonu1 for rtntal. Call collect: 213: m.-0281 21.3, 69l-!372. DESPERATELY in need of slip or side Ut-lteA90nable 23' sto6p 539---1780 aft 5 pm VW Motor, runs iO(ld, dayt, =· eyes A wkenda • Cool R&diatot Service • AIJto Air Condittoning e 20th A-Newport 642-1&53- 1. ... Ill u ORANG°E COUmY'S OLDEST ESTABLISHED LINCOLN MERCURY-COUGAR DEALER 548-7751 , 642-0981 --·-·----.. ....... _....__ _ __..a __ -•• - -•••• l. . ,:. -... &.... ... _ .. -........... ,,; ...................... h ...... ·-. -· .. ...... .., .. ··-.. t I • ft •••••• --· -........ -..... !';".""""""'""'f'" ..... ..,........,"""'"""'ror-.,, ,,... ~ ~ , 1 "•t .. -r \•' .. "' '~ ~" ; .;( ... • ... ~ >f, .. ~ .--. ";• 'T'. ~~""':'l~"t;"111"11""""'..,.......,.__ ..... ....,...,.,...~ ... "~'#'' ~ ~,.,, > .......... "' ....... ,,,.,_, ''"') •• ,.,,. ........ ,. ~ .; ... ,, ...... ,,. ....... ,, ...... ~ ........... *'"", ............. ,.. • • • • • Summer Rentals? They Could Be These are some pretty exclusive cliff dwellings. They're for the summer if they overtooked the fabulous beaches • In Mesa Verde National Park, Colo., and they're estima· of the Orange Coast_, .. 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'll find advertised daily in classified ads 642-5678 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 you could rent these Indian relics ous specialist will help you with your "smoke signal" • • • • ' . , -· '· --,... -.....-·-~•~·-•~---. .. ,.... .. ~•-·-·-w-w~w .... ~••~w,...w.,._w~-~·w•-=-•---~-~~ ... ~-~ _ • • --.....--w - -•• w .....,.,... .._...,. ,.. -w ••,.. _. ...,.. ---..... ,.. ,... -• • .---,.,..... .,. --. ...-.... --r -· .. •• w .... --.. -.. DAILY PILOT ,!! TRANSPORTATION Im ....., Aul · ~ .....;00;.:...:·•='"=~°':_-~:.::::1!l::;m:i:oo:'.'.rt~od~A~ut~oo~...!96GO~ Imported Avlot 9600 TRANSPORTATION Utod C1,. 9900 UNd C1,. f-'----9600-SUNBEAM TOYOTA VOLKSWAGEN Utod c... 9900 _..;.._;.;;;1"'"u-1c_K_'"""'1 9900 llMd c ... Tl!ANSPOitTlTION PORSCHE GROTH '66 SUNBEAM Froo LH vag .. ... PORSOIE C; ......... ALP!NE ROADSTER. RldlO Vecotlon With A 1,968;-Volkswagen . "'· great"""' 12!95 H"'"· -'66 TOYOTA $1889-Full Price • 53>-"60 $1595 'II Toyo!• Sedan. The moot 24 Mo.24,000 Mi o· • .,. CHEVROLET SUMMER SPECIALS 67 PORSCHE 9'12, Brtt re " L • 10U1ht after economy car Wlndshldd Wa9htrt, fWl v~ gm, lthr fnt. 5 • p d , a. 11 ~lni I built today. Artie white with nyl blterlor O\lt&lde Mirror AM/FM, $4900, 6"--2998 t4ll\ UU\O 'contrutinr Interior. Autf>. Heater, oefr.o.cer, u wtli . IMPORTS~ matte tram., radio, beater. as cleanup and dtlive.ry SUNBEAM etc. Up to 30 m.p.g. with 90 ·$202 Full On. P•y~nt -e- h.p. doing tho Job. Six to Incl.cl., Tea & Lie. '68 RIVIERA '61 SUNBEAM ALP IN!: 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9Jl1 ROADSTER. lOO hp, dlr, <><· FREE LAS VEGAS °"' "dn& .,..., b!ck VACATION WITH A bucket seat., 4 apd, wt.re '66 GAtAXIE choo5e trom· 81 low u $1595. $62.36 mo. bank fln1n. r.uu powu, FACTORY AIR, p!UI T l L or paymmta u Ask about our low, low miles "":'," ""'0n ·""" • 146"' + SAVE HUNDREDS -.v2.00 Dn paiymt &. 1 final pa'yment for tttle. $62 per mo. 0.A.C. T&M MOTORS Include• Ta.x, Uc. l Interest Spedaliling • vw 1 Pancbe ELMORE tmGARDENGROVEBL. wbee}g. $185 deli or take 'ai SUNBEAM hardtop G.T. ' older car in trade. Pym.nu Or1gtwil midnight b I u e. $54.86 mo. a.tt n. ~ or Roor!l for the kids. $.Tl dn COUP! 635--3617 ml $37 per ~o OAC. GARDEN GROVE 192-5551 or 534-2284 '~"':.~1ns:" :I:!: ELMORE TOYOTA v~. Au~s~i~tffrlng, ·~-~ "'l"!.'. c.M. 646-9130 15000 Beach mvd., Wstmnstr 15.lX> Beach Blvd •• Wstmrutr $2099 jiwr -Wtodows--;--seaf, 1teeriiil Pbon 89<-3322 Pbon< 89<-3322 '64 VW '66 c' HEY. ~':'.;.,.?:'.oo' tlnHt 2 • .,. '67 SUNBEAM Tiger, 25,000 I=====·~~~= -~==,.~c.=.--1 ...-.-~ ~-· m1, PERFECT SHAPE . TOYOTA 68'12 TOYOTA Radlo,$....i995 ... rp. STAKE HOUDAY RAMllLER ~11 NEW SHIPMENT l( ton. l"ull hotory Equip-1969 H.-......,, FREE LAS VEGAS JUST ARRIVED If ftlUI LA...: 1 ment. U·$29l3oo699 I======= VACATION WITH A TOYOTA GE:!' OUR DEAL TODAY '4M' UlllO CADILLAC drln maroon finbh. Liko now HEADQUARTERS Mui A,,,;l IMPORTS 'b2 BUICK '64 SUNBEAM Hardtop. Man-fJ L cond.$35dnand$35permo. ELMORE ,..J "'11. WllO SPECIAL V-8, Autoi, P. '67 COUPE DE VILLE &LM.ORE IMPORTS 1966 Harbor CM .............. Steering, Fact. Air. Ulr 4.toeboollefrom.Fullpower, • · · -.... 679. air condttionlni', new car 15.100 Bead> Bl'<!., W""""" '65 VW $899 ....,..,,,,.: Prloed "°m 15300 B=eBl~3J~stmnStr Phone 894-3322 1966 Harbor, C..M. 846-9303 SHARPl-MUlT SEL $4,795 l==~--=--11S YOUR AD lN Cl.ASS!· TOYOTA'• '66 auto. & '67 THIS WEEKI! 'b3 BUICK ALLEN P~YCE~=~t ~d 0wAILb"ye FIED? Someone will be atick. $1395 "cb. Im.mac. Sicrlfic. Skylark, V-8, auto. P. Oldsmobile-Cadillac Inc. nu'6 looking for tt. Dial 642-5618 cond. Klllita Kustom Kan Reduced to $IOSO 1teerlng, FACTORY AIR. 11SO So. Cout Hwy. PILOT clauified &42-5678 for quick, eftldent relU!ts. 1980 Harbor Blvd. CM PRIVATE PARTY GEY-139 Laguna Beach 494-ltilt Get More Car For Your Money I. A 90 HP, 1900cc Hi-Torque Encine 2. 90 MPH Maximum Speed 3. Zero-To-60 in 16 sec. Pick-Up 4. Owners Report Up to 30 Miles per Gallon Economy 5. Optional Equipment Includes Automatic Transmission 6. 47 Safety and Comfort Features At No Extra Cost TOYOTA CORON.I\. TRIUMPH FREE LAS VEGAS VACATION WITH A 'ti6 TRIUMPH Spit. 3 to cboole. All in perf. mecb cond. 35 mt per pl economy. $40 dn and $40 per mo OAC. ELMORE 646-9076 $1399 '61 vw dlx, .n., ""'"· en. ,65 CHEV. '67 EL DORADO owner Safari beige, bi& 2 to choose from. Full power, ndio, extra ape a k e r 1 • IJG. Ton. ~~ard a1r cooditionin&". New car Special rugs -white aide V-8 5 30908 Trani., Warrant)'. Priced from wan,, 12,000 •ctuol mil... • . $1599 $5,995 $175 dels, or cider trade. ALLEN Pynmta $46.86 mo. Call after Oldsmoblle-CadllllC Inc. 11, ......,,3 .,.......,, '65 PONTIAC 11>0 So. Cou( Hwy. * '66 Volkswagen radio and G.T.O. V-8, full pwr, fart.1,Lagan=='=Buoh====-=10841:! beater, 2 dr sedan 1300 air, 24 mo. famous OKjii 15lXl Beach mvd., W1tmnstr aeries A-1 oondition. WW warranty. Red, NM0·962. 166 CADILLAC POOne 894-3.112 help flnance ·or accept trade $2199 Sedan de VU!e FREE LAS VEGAS in. Hours daily after 6:30 2 to choo!le from. Priced VACATION WITH A oall 837-3865 Sat or Suo '63 GAtAXIE "°m '64 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE. after 9 am lJ 8-4mi after 8 VS, Auto. P-steerlns, Powder puff blue. Absolute pm NXP-466 like new. $31 dn and $31 per !63 VW CB.mper, 1500 Eng, $699 mo OAC. reblt trans, butane ttfrlg, ELMORE nev"'"""w .. tph•ll• '63 GRAND PRIX lent{ awning. Carpeted. Ready for travel & fun. Full power, fact air. 15300 BY.ch Blvd., Wstmnstr Phone 894-3322 VACATION WITH A '67 TRIUMPH Spit. MK II hardtop. Beautiful lt blue w/ matching hardtop. -Local one owner. $50 dn & $50 pt!' mo. OAC. ELMORE 15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmn.str Phone 894-332'2 $1396 or o«er. Lido Itle LXD-095 673-4Q'l8 • $14 99 '65 VOLKSWAGEN D 1 x . Loaded, I0\11 miles, one 167 OPEL owner. Pearl ~Y. locally KADE'ITE owne<l. $150 cash dels or Sharp ~onomy car. Butck'a trade. Pymnt.s $36.86 mo, Belt. lJLF 286 All 10494-9713 639-3617 $1399 '65 VW, clean, low mileage. H"'"· oew "'"· Orig. '65 MERCURY owner. $1195 6 4 2 -0 6 3 0 V8, F. Power, Fact. Air Evea/wknd. NMR-857 1799 $3,895 ALLEN Oldsmobile-Cadillac Inc. ll50 So. Cout Hwy. Laguna Beach f!M..1<:14 '&I CAD Sedan de Ville, full pWr & air, leather, landau top $2200 at be 1 t otter. 1146-""8 1968 CADILLAC El Dorado, like new. 5,000 mDa auto, air cond., ~ vinyl top, etc. fl ,250. Call 673-8282 CAMARO 1967 RAU.Y Sport Camara 327 V-8. New w\de tnck tir•· $2500. 431-8628 FREE LAS VEGAS '65 VW Station wagon, model VACATION WITH A lSOOS; low mi., xlnt cond. H '63 Tru B Rar m od l . SJ.495. 114-1492 (Anaheim). Groth Chevrolet believe• 1n, __ c __ EV~;,;R;,;O;,;LET;;.;:.;__ · e m e * , the individual. Bring your1 ~ Only 250 built. t32 dn & $32 60 V W(Bug) S600 individual transportation 1956 CHEV Hard top, auto. ~ mo OAC. yellow, clean I: aood problema to ut, 289 ~g., clean. $15 O, ELMORE """'"""· 614-1504 -e-.. ,,,, '60 VW Bu.. Custom mte<, NO DOWN PAY!<i·l!Joltt~~;,..-=,_....,.. __ ~ ..,_Bea~ Blvd., w~---'-rood ninningoond. PROBLEMS HERE ·~-~...:_~-8, -~~~~ xlnt W;Jl,N "" "uaw.111.1 Evea I: wknda, 543-2135 ALL YOU NEED IS ~ ........ ,g ,_..,,..,.,mun llCJJ., " Phone 894.3.'J22 $300. 545-mlJ •---------'65 VW. white, red inter. YOUR GOOD CREDIT '66 TRIUMPH Spitfire Under dash HheU, xlnt cond. '63 Oieovy Nova Standard 6 Xl~ea~~~uTCZ~2<n) ~.675-5.182Eve. GROTH ~=·~~~Ol"· • ,,.. TR3A "" ·~.,."';'.;;:;;:!· CHEVROLET Excellent condition $995 * 675-3838 18211 BEACH BLVD. Private Owner. 49S-2$7 '&I n. C&mino, new motor, new interior, very clean. $1550 er best olfer M&-1970 ' CHEVIOLET CHEVROLET Uood Cort t900 '61 Ol!:VY Mollbu hpd RA 'e2 QIEV. Bo1 Air w,.... JI. l!llS HP Uke new. Ytilotf. p/~ P/B, atr. oond.; tinted Prt• ""' -tOM o11 • .WO; food cmc1. ms. CHEVROLET ' -'115 Imp"' 4 dr lldlop, Tln>'! top, ""· Pwr brluo, "' " wndwa. 'nlt •bftlt. rtr new '62 QIEV. tn»>elo: 11/H, ' .;.113o-4Sl::....:::•:..... ____ _ xlnttino;deucond. ··~-.._ !300. 5*-'531 _., D ~. V-3, 283 tint A brkt. aeu lln>ocat. Pvt pry. $Ul95. Jlunoy! 490-2319 . tflClne, 29,000 mt., 1 '63 CHEV. Bel-Air W*IOh: owner, S1500. Can be f1D. very cltan: J1f'f· 1tffr., 191' anctd. Top, cond. 548-9"1'51 5*-92600. 117-M3t)···· ... . -'62 0ievy 9 ~ wall:OD, V-1, '67 CHEV Caprtc., 1 owner 10,500 ml. PB/PS, alr, etc. Bouaht 9 moc aao $6t00. HU 1 yr full warranty to IO· Price $3150. 841..a&M ,,_ WAGON, Pow IS AB, 3 spd, heavy duty dutch for RAH, Vfl'7 clean. Qrialnal towlnc. Xlnt . cond. mo. owner. ~ 549-4038 STANSBURY BUICK'S Double~~ Checked USED CAR SPECIALS '60 MERCEDES ltOSL Co11p1, AM/FM r1d l1, li1•flf', llk1 n1w, /1w ml11191. $1995 . '68 MERCURY t.4ontcl1ir 2 Dr. H.T, F1ctory •lr, powtr tf11rln9 I: br1k1•, -•utom1tlc, 11,000 mll11. $3595 '66 MUSTANG Co11p1, Vt, •Ufom •tic, p1w1r 1t11rln9, f1ctory 1lr1 r•dlo, h11t1r, l•11d1u to19. $2195 '68 FORD Coufttry Squlr1 LTD 10 ll•tt. F•ctory •ir, chrom1 wh11l1, PS, Pl, 1ut1., ]90 ... $4095 '65 RIVIERA Full pow1r •i!.d f1ctory 1lr co11dltl1nln1, tilt tf•1tln1 wh11I, ••C1ptlon1I c•r. $2795 '65 ELECTRA 225 Co11p1 2 Or, H.T. Full p11w1r, f•ct1ry •Ir condition!n9, Hit 1t11rin1 wh11I. $2495 '66 FORD Country Sede11. VI, t1tfOlft•flc, ltlH, f1ctory 11,r, powor 1totrl11t. $2395 '65 BUICK Sport W19tn. VI, 111utometlc, pow., 1te1rln9, powtr brtk11, tilf 1t1orlftf whttl. $2395 '63 SKYLARK Coupe. VI, eufometic, IJOwor d1•rl119, power br1kt .. pow•r wl11dow1, powu , ..•. $1295 '64 JAGUAR 3.85 Wiro whetl1, powtr 1fotr1'119, powtr brtk11, ftcfory elr conilltionin91 low ... 11 •• , •• $2495 '64 PONTIAC Ttmpo1t Co11pt. lted!o, hetfer, euto. m1ttc, 6 1yllnd1r, 111w tires, llko titw, $995 '65 CHEVROLET le! Air 4 Door Soden. 6 cyllnder, •11fo· m1tlc, pow1r 1t11rln9, r1dl .. h11f1r. $1295 Stansbury Buick 2100 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 646-9022 mar,uis motors VOLKSWAGEN 9600 Imported Autos• 9600 '64 vw Convert, new tlre1 Huntington Beech hrk1, engine, peklt, prl prt;y 847-6839 e 545.886) _l.::m.:!po=rt~od;..:;A~ut;.:oe:;,__:9~600::..' .::lm:Jpo~rt;.:od:::..,:A::;ul:::::••::.......;9;.:600:::::1mporttd .41.-tos $1<XX> lo ml. ~1006 - 900 So. Coast Highway Laguna Beach 494-7503 1-- '65 vw for dune buggy $325 * 536-2673 1 '65 VW, 1.0Wner $995 • 644~ • FOURTH ANNIVERSARY SALE! . Doze111 of Ciuarantffcf 'H AUSTIN HIALET Import Trode-hlt ot SPRITE $1495 lolow Market sm..,.1 '66 DATSUN We /Ue Offerl"t Ille Int ROADSTER D .. h"°" N.tw $1895 19681/2 '67 MM TOYOTAS GT SAVE$$ • VOL VOS 'H SUNllAM • ALPINE MCJ's -SPRITES $1595 AUSTIN-HU.LEYS • ''4 v.w. .IU'S-JEEP W•NS. SEDAN • $995 CHOOH lllOM OHi OP OU.MM COUNTY'S LANDT ' IMPOIT INYINTOllUI BLVD. OOSTA IESA ·- '67 RED VW Autos Wanted 9700 XW'T CONDI * 5411.1597 * WE PAY , •• --'-. .,,.:vw"'-'",Bu~.)--CASH E>colient coodltlon $895. * 642-39r81. '66 VW. New engine, trana $500 and take c v e r p&Ymentl. 540-0061 VOLKSWAGEN' '61"°,~blue-, good cond, ori&' owner' sm. 548-7017 for used can A truckl juat call UI for free eadmate, GROTH CHEVROLET Alk tor Sales Manapr 182U Beach m .. Hunttnaton Beach '59 VW Sport Sedan, r/h, KI 9-3331 newly """'"'· ·~ "'"· A· Wr'll Buy 1 shape! 546-7866 '59 VW, Good dre1, rl.'blt ena:. clean int, need& pe.int. $500 Your Volkawqen or PorlChe ar oHer 545-2398 eves A: pay tcp dollat1. Paid for ,62 VW Camper 1500 eng. or not. Call Ralph a.built tnn1, R/H 673• 1190 ==llliO;:;::*:::::"""':=:'=::::IWANT A 5J..<O O>ev p;clrup VOLVO . -\>-1 ft bod. 6-3 oyl. Must be In food ...... Pay --------1 cub. John Seltter, 53&-65n, '681/2 VOLVO ext""" 5.16-3461 NEW SHIPMENT •JUNK CARS WANTED • JUST ARRIVED! Lio. ,..,.., 0.. plok up GET OUR DEAL f9DAY ~ most cars. 847-4.538 81111 lemtA Utod C1rt 9900 '4U~ NEED A CAR? 1Mp0RTS CAN'T BE FINANCEDT •Bankrupt? •~onT eBad Qedit7 e DlvoreedT 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9.103 e MWtary e New In AreaT '68 VOLVOS Mako P.,..,.,. P•ymentl McCARTHY MOTORS !Cl So. Main &:: Edinger (I bloch 'N. ol Sean) Santa Ana Pb 5'2-3507 GET OUR DEAL "LASI"' '58 Slope Baek •••••••• S299 '&2 4 Door .. • •• •• .. • • • S899 '63 Slope Back •.••.•.. $1099 Herb Friedlander 2 blkl So. G,G, Fwy • 13150 Beach Blvd. (Hwy 31) 893-1566 $.Tl- '61 VOLVO 4 ck' Sport Sedan, Good cond f150 4823 Brucfl, NB 61>'1649 SPORTS CAR SHOW Now ~ Jane 22: 'ftle !o too Sport ., Import modm at HlDIHDiton Center. Beach Blvd A Edfnaer at San D l e 1 o Fwy. HUntinrttin -- BUICK '63 RIVIERA, excel. cond. all pow, Mth air $185(1, 981-'7931 NOW'S THE TIME FOR QUICK. CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD McPADDIN N t .1 I I .......... ,_ ........... .. ·~~~~~~-~~~~..-.·~.-. .... ...,,.....,0,....•,...F,....••••..,...1•..-w...,F..,cr•~'F...,W.,.•••~'W'P'-~'~'~"~•~-~ ... r~~~~~-~ • ............................ " ..... J = •• .,,......,..-...... ~ .....--+ ·-·---...---.. -..... _. -- 30 DAILY PILOT Sa1~ • .iunc: ..1.:i, ..1.'ft>o !-... ~·~·c'.:2.~"!.'---~98~00:::.:;N:::•.:•..:C::•::.":... __ _;_9800~:..~N::••.::..C::;•;;.'::.• ___ ,;;.a;.;ooc;_N=•·;;...:C::•":.:..---''""800...;. TRANSPORTATION UMd Cir• 9900 Used C1rs llL TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTAJ ION Used Cart 9900 U19d C•r• 9900 Utod C1rs MUSTANG t • PBE SU1llMEB:::7,~ BRAND NEW '68 VAL'"-~T $2065 ORDER NOWI • All monllily p1ym1nts b1Md on 36 mp~llis wilh y, down Brond New '68 BR VEDERE Brond New '68 BARRACUDA 2 Doao' Sedaft. Tllil rode bottom orl~ teas vwr !t1dl-ln. Stock No. 274 lncludl"'I t..c -lk:tfl• Ind lnl9rftt '65 Fury SAVINGS) '66 Triumph '63.Dodge 440 '63 Plymouth TJUA con~tfbls. Wire Wh•ll, FU!Y \'I, 1ulomellc, r1dlo, hel l· lndlvlau11 rur "'"'''"'lor" ••dlo. Autamellc, roldlo, hf11ff, JIO"o'ilr !l!tvKlere 2 Dr. YI. •U!OtrllHc, radio, l'lt!tlflr, l>OW~r llelflng, FACTORY AIR CD!<IDITIDNING. 16171 er, ?Owrr tlffrln11. f'13' 111«15 t!~~rlne. '6211 '66 Mercury C1lleni.. VI, lllhlml!IC, rlldlo, heeler. PoWrr 1t~erln1, AIR CDNOITIDNING. "61ot '67 Cadillac VI. eutorNflc, AM·FM. POWtt' 1teerlnt•brlllf!ol ·wlndo..s, FAC· TDftV AIR CDNDlll DHING, l.llnd1u bl. fUSJ 55222 '64 Chevrolet '64 Plymouth '67 Plymouth lmlllll f\1rdl011. \'I, llJftwn•ll~, 8 ... rlttllde. Autom1tlc IT"1m mi1· FUO' Wel on, Remainder f1C1ory r•d~ llfflel', l>OWrr 1Nlrlne. watr1nry, FACTORY AIR CON· 16Jl7 lion, rldlo. l'leller. "'6flt D!T IDNING, -· !lttrlnl , YI, CTHO Siil '65 Imperial Crown. 2 Or. tt.T, Vt, 1ulom11\c, l'O""ef ttttr .. brl~H, Wlndow1, •t•I, FACTORY AIR, atl. N/C. WIHIJf!IY. ~ 52666 ·- • '66 Ford ! Door 1ed&n. Autometlc, radio, l'lellter. HJM 51222 MUST SEE THIS ONE Service-Parts and Body Shop Open 7:30-9:00 p.m. Mon, 7:10-5:30 p.m. Tue1. th ru Fri, An A~ an ..., ... ,.. ~ •lltU 10 , .... "'"""· J.119 1 ltt.. ~ -·-........ , .. , ., ..__."! ,,,.__, .. ,.___._. CHEVROLET * U.S. No. I CHOICEI '64 CHEVROLET V-8 "IM· PALA" HDTOP SPT. a>E. PIG, Pwr/ateer. R/H, etc. Beaut, orig. Alamo tan w/ immac, fawn inter. A ooe in a thousand buy ln "a known value!" ONLY $13751 lat car lot on Harbor Blvd. JOHNSON & SOH Lincoln-Men::uo COsta MeSI Branch 1941 Harbor Blvd. 642-1(11(1 4-SPEEDS SPECIALIST HIGH PERFORMANCE ,CUSTOM CARS LAftGEST SELECTION IN ORANGE COUNI'Y Selected Auto Center 13032 Harbor Blvd. 5374646 CHEVROLET fl'H L11 V1911 Vacation With A '66 CAPRICE '88 Chev Cl.price Coupe. Hon- duna maroon with contrast· inc blk Interior and blk lan- dau top, Alr cood, ps, auto trans. Plus all the G.M. ex- tru. 'J'bia automobile la ab. 19lu.leb' ~ITl bub. Blue Book aaya $2650.00 Our Special Urll weekend $2315. plua tax • Uc. or l*Yftlt! aa low .. $19.00 Dn P1ymt I. $89.00 por mo. O.A.C. Includes Tax, Lie. 6 Interest ELMORE TOYOTA 15.n> Beach Blvd., Wsb:nnstr """"' fl94.3J7l CHEVY Jrnpe.la '63, 327 atlck, hard top, xlnt cond, oria: owner 545-0120 bus. 833-4322 "'" '&1 IMPALA sp0n coupe __ C_H:..R:..Y_S:..LE_R __ R/H pwr str, p.vr brks, electric windows & Lac. air. Also 'tiJ Bel Alr Station Wagon. pwr sh', pwr brks. Both lo mileage & in Xlnt cood. Sacrifice. Private par- ty. 646-5542 '67 EL CAMINO deluxe, big 6, std, dlr, radio, heatei-, '66 CHRYSLER Wa gon. f'ully equip. incl dual air condition S2950 1fi622 Tiber Lane Htg Sch. 847-1953 '64 <lirysler New Yorker Salon, loaded w/extraa. $1695 or best offer 546-6506 tintod gt..... -. exotk COUGAR gold. Speedometer shows • --------- 10,000 miles. Under war-* "THINKING PEOPLE ranty. Llke new. $175. dela BUY COOL COUGARS or trade. Low, low pymnts, w I TH JUST 13,651 CORVAIR Fr•• Las V9111 V•c1tlon With A '64 CORVAIR '64 C.Ornir Motlll Conv. Spatklln&: allver metallc blue, white top, auto trans. FORD * "FUN-N·SUN" '61 FORD V.8 "SUnlincr'' CONVERTIDL.E A/T. Pv.T. :ateer., Rill etc, 1-ownor ~w·trade from Udo tale. Orla. teal blue, wh.ite top. ''Top down -Spirits up!'' RA: H. Fresh, pert .t. preUy. ONLY $5951 Sped.al thb weekend on\)' _ . _ • plus T l L .or Wmnta 1st ear lot on Har!ior BJ\'(!, ,. 1ow " JOHNSON & SON $37 On .,-ymt & Uncoln-?ilercW")' $37 per mo. O.A.C. Costa Mesa 8I'11Jlch Includes Tu, Lle. &. Interest l!Ml Harbor Blvd. 642-7050 ELMORE Ec~~~~!:0von TOYOTA Longbed low miles, tfe'ater. 15300 Beach Blvd., W!tmnstr ' $1895 Phone ll94-3l22 • *65 Corv1ir "Mon••" Ii'"'" Li,,,; 1 SPORT CPE. The new high t\Ut. UUl(J '"''"' Jn<>oie1 that" • 1968 ~ I PORTS "Lool<-'1.ike." Si>arl<llnlg ~ M orig. silver blue w/p\ush black vinyl bucket seat in-1966 Harbor c M 646-9303 ter. PIG, R/H, W/Walla w/ ' ' . distinctive wire whls. etc. 4 SPEEDS For th• qulclt"' "" C4 old-SPECIALIST er Corvairs to choose trom). ONLY $12951 HIGH PERFORMANCE 1st car lot on Harbor Blvd. CUSTOM CARS JOHNSON & SON LARGESf SELECTION tN ORANGE COUNTY Lincoln-Mercury Costa Mesa Branch 1941 Harbor Blvd. 642-70Ci0 '61 CORVAIR. $450 or BESI' OFFER! 646-9143 Selected Auto Center . 4 SPEEDS SPECIALIST HIGH PERFORMANCE CUSTOM CARS • LAJ\GESf SELECTION Ill ORANGE COUNTY Selected Auto ·' -' Center :, 13032 H•rbor Blvd.. 631~ '66 Mustang Convertible V1 auto power steering • ' ' power top, good conditkll?. Call after 4 pm * MB-lSlt '65 MUSTANG Conv., ~ ()ymer Xlnt cond, -n6't Firestone 500 tires~ AutO; man)' Xtras. $1500. 673-nll, ;65 MUSTANG H.T. Auto D1:t 1ter. tape R-H like nt.f. $1499.00 Ph. 642-60'29 Ask fot Harold ' •6f'METAUJC gm, blk ~ dau top, auto, 8 cyl, F?<; Ex. Cond. Retu. 2910 ~ Ave, CdM '65 MUSTANG Conv. Goolj' mile. Original carefu1 OWi>-. ~;;: ::r! 7M;~ Offer~. '66 BLACK BEAtrr't 6 cyL ~ owner Excel cond. in every way $1595 or beat olr. 5'18- 6161. '67 MUSTANG 6 cyl., atidt, $1850, will oons!der trade. 847-474& Aft. 1 PM '65 MUSTANG V-8, silvero blue excel cond .. 1 ownei. $1500. 673-30'21 aiter l, 494-9773 or 639-3617 MILES!" ========-= Ul32 Harbor Blvd. 537-4646 1934 FORD Pick Up, 59 AB V8 er€, welted left front fen- der. Body in ~ood shape, truck is complete, needs minor eng re-wiring to be in ruMing cond. $225. 549-3567 FOR Sal&' 1965 F o r_j MUSTANG corwt. MAKE OFFER. 842-4449 'f,6 MUSTANG Conv .. Hi-perf. 271 HP Fully eq. $1580. 276 Sierks St. 646-6244 • '66 MUSTANG, 6 cyl auto trans, new tires, good cond. 1 $1650 or offer. 847-$010 · '65 MUSTANG, 6 cyl, autoj nu Goodyear radial tires. $1295. or best offer 54&-0SM · 'fir CONVT, VS, 14,000 miles, all xtras. Xlnt cond. $2550 '62 Chev Super Sport, new 1967 COUGAR V..S DLX. complete rebuilt 327 eng., CPE. w/auto trara., pwr/ dual quad~, Isky cam & steer., pwr. brks., R/H etc. litters & slicks. Son in Viet Showroom new -all ermine nam have n800 in car will white w/plush teal blue lilt.ill for $850. 646-1588 or strato seat inter. Goes with '62 FORD Fairlane 4 dr, V-8 '67 CORVETIE Co n v e !' t automati~, pow~: steering 42'11390 hp Yellow w/white factory air ~ditioned. ~- """ . cellent runl\lflg condition. ~~~\Ml nu. Xlnt. coocl. $600. 548-8:157 after 5 pm CORVmE 64&-2486 new car fact. guar. A '65 L.T.0., air cond, vinyl 1957 CHEVY 283. 4 barTel, "smart money" saving fOl'-top, full powr, 6 way seats, 4:U positraction, 3 speed $2850. · DESOTO control panel, auto spd con- hurl!I, hayes clufch. New 1st car lot on Harbor Blvd. trol, clean. Pvt. P ty · loathe' "''"'°' & ohromo. JOHNSON & SON '56 DESOTO 675--1541 aft 6 PM Gages included. Make of-trans car $95. !tl-2158 1966 FAIRLANE 500 4 dr. • Lincoln-Mercury fer. .646-6109 Costa Mesa Branch Sedan. Power steering, fac- 196-1 EL CAMINO. Mist blue, 1941 Harbor B:lvd. 642-7000 ·~--D_O._D_G_E___ tory air. R/H. new tires. ~-VS, automatic trans., radio, -Pri party * 675-3345 '63 DODGE Dart, 6 cyt. '66 Mustang Convertible, VB, automatic, power steerin& and top. Good condition;... $1900. Call aft 4 pm, 548-3507 beater, power brake!. Ex-'60 Ford, runs good $125 cellent condition. Mu~t sell CORVAIR Radio, heater, automatic 1401 St. AnclTews S.A. immediately, Call 633-0666 ---------trans. New tires. $ 7 5 O 545-07S2 anytime. 1960 DELUXE 4 ~dr, 3 spd 642~ZlO .,c60~F-oro_G;af;,-',.'-'.,::,~O.c:-, ""Good-, '60 otEVY NOMAD Wagon, good flnim, Motor just '66 CHARGER 4 ::ipeed, 383 transportation car. Needa OLDSMOBILE VS, pwr sir & brks, $350. overhauled Mwt l e l l Excellent cond. Will sac brake!. $250.00. Call 546-6370 ---------I 546--0967 $275. 642-9041 $2200 or best otter. 545-<JIOO. Sale or trade 'fi6 LID Cntry FREE LAS VEGAS VACATION WITH A Imported Autot 9600 · • ~ · ·'' /*'": <;600 I led A t 9600 Sqr, loaded/J)ef'f., new tires mpor U Os Factory wan-a.nty 968-4282 OUR USED BUGS WON'T !7 •• ----- t._ a I --a ' ~~ DRIVE You BUGGY! We tiff tt.111 tile Y•ltnr .... 16-,.ln s.fety •1111 ,...,_,.,...~ h1spectle11. Tllat'1 w•y -C•• 911!1r•llhe 100% ti. ...,._,, er H?loceMHt ef •II -1., 111K••11lc•I ,.m•. 1 .. llOt .....,,. 1t1H YW tets ttih 1Mpect1 ... 0 11Jy YWs Miii lily .. ttieriw4 ft•l•n. Like 111. e IE1t9bte e Tr•111lltl .. e11 e '"' ..:M • fn9' a l• ........ 11 .. • ltnlk• l'flh• e etectrk.i ..,m111 • '67 vw '67 vw '67 vw Sffci11, lell. f11lly 94111lp'll w ••. s •• , •••• f11lly Sq11•rebock. lell. f 1 I I y + roclle, '"f•lp'4 + ""'1•. eq11lp'll + r•dle. $1699 $1799 $2199 '66 vw '66 vw '65 vw Seda11. W•lt.. f11lly ... ,,., hsthck. W • I t e. '9Uy Sffe11, Grey. fvlly equlp'lll + ""''· '"flllp'lll + ..... + AM/FM. $1599 '1_799 '1499 '65 vw ·'65 vw '64 vw S.da11. lff. Air ce-4 & ,.. 141i ......... w., t •• hlly Sffe11, G,_, hlly "flllp'lll lllo. -..i,·11 + ro11a.. + rollle. $1599 '1799 $1299 '63 vw '62 vw '60 GHIA Sffen, lh1e. Fully 941111lp'lll s.i-. lff. '-"' flllllp'll c •• ,., 11 ... hlly •11•lp'll + ... die. + "'"•· + redle, '1199 $1099 $1099 . '61 GHIA '63 Porsche '62 vw Cenvertlb'-, l.C. ft! 11 y c..,.. WW... 4 s,..4. I P-.-..., C•lllpef wtt• 1H1111p'4 + rMM. ...... .-... Gffftl. '999 '3199 '999 549-0303 673-1190 1970 Harbor Blvd., Co1to Mesa LINCOLN '57 LINCOLN Premiere, very clean! Good running con- ditioo. PS/PB, R/H. $280. 269 Knox Place, C . M • ,.._,.., MERCURY '63 OLDS Hardtop Cpe. popular jet fire Hardtop Cpe. Popular J et- fire. Bucket seats, Console, power steering, automatic: Alt xtras. $400 below Blue Book - $575 ELMORE TOYOTA 1965 Mercury Colony Park 15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr Wagon full power, air cond. l---""""=:::';__;:""=-3322=-- many extras! * 545-1955 Dime · • -Line Transportation Specials Auto Discount Center 2004 HARBOR BLVD . COSTA MESA 642--4621 YOUR $199 CHOICE '55 FORD WAGON '57 PLYM. WAGON-AIR '61 RAMBLER WAGON -·54 BUICK-Automatic '58 PONTIAC-VS, Auto. '56 OLDS-VS, Automatic '57 PLYMOUTH '58 PLYMOUTH-Stick '59 CHEVROLET , '55 FORD-VS-Stick '55 PONTIAC-VS, Auto. '60 BORGWARD YOUR $299 CHOICE '60 CHEVROLET-VS, H.T. '59 CHEVROLET-4, Stick '5S FORD-VS, Automatic ' '60 FORD ST A. WAGON FORD 1/2 TON PICK-UP '60 PLYMOUTH 2 DR. H.T. '60 V ALIANT-4, Auto. THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL '56 FORD W /12' CAI OVER CAMPER 5799 ,642-4621 I •, "•=•,··°'M ,¢.l'.•IJ',.'1$1 ;• (· ~ ·c • • n • . • · -~ -...--~.••..-a+ uy • ww 4 w •••• a ••• ---,._.,._._.__.,.._..,._....,._......,""'!'" --..• .,,.. · ·· ~ -... .-"-~----.------...-------- NABERS- • First AnnualJune .-------OVER 60-0UALITY €ADILLA€S TO--SELECT FROM--· (14) 1968 EXEClJ'.fIVE CADillACS TO SFJ.ECT FROM ~tp.3 1968 COUPE DE VILLE All C•dlll1c pew1r eci11ipm•111t pl1n f1ctery 1lr c1111lltletilnt. Ster11 Atr.4 /FM, th wheel, 11U1c tireke .. •tc. San M1t10 r.d wltlri .. lick p1.ldff Nof 1"4 llol1ck fllll 11eth1t i.terlor. He. ICOlr,171t. IAU PllCID 1968 SEDAN DE VILLE All Cedi!l1c power equl1t1111nt pl11i f1ct1ry elii condltlonl7, St.Ne AMFM, tilt whe1I, di1c br1k11, etc. 1K11h111ir Ivory with "leek p1dd1 reef 111tl llleck full l11ther il'lt1rior. No. 1001rl71t. IALI _ratCED •#!Jt,.3 1968 COUPE OE VILLE All C1dlll1c po-r eqvipment pl111 f1ctory 1lr celltlltlo11l1t9. St.reo AM/FM, tilt w1!11I, d i1c br1k11, 1tc. l1roq11e 1eld wlftri lll1ck p1dd1d roof 111d ltl1ck f111! leeth1r l11t.rlor. No. ILDlr1719. SAU PllCID · • All C•JHl•c powor oq11lprM11t plus f•cfory •Ir condlflonlnt. St.r110 AM/FM, tllt wh••I, .. lsc 9r•k•1, •tc. Mont•r•y I'''" wltlri ••nd1lwoocl p•ddt .. hp •nJ ltll• 111•1wood f11ll l•1tltt1 inttrior. N•. IADlrl71t. SALi PllCU 166 CADILLAC Sedan ·DeVWe. Full pow(r equipment lnclud. 1nl powt:r door loclca, tilt tteerlna" whed, AMll'M r14io and naturally ractoiy a1r con-- d1tlonin1. Thia bet.uUtul silver pine &f'ti:n cad .. ~ ha.. back padded roof and let.thtr and nylcn interior. You'll fall 1n love with thlt cne. $3555 '63 CHEVROLET Ch..,. n Hludtop coupe. Equipped with. auto-matic tn.naniulcn, radio and heater, white aide wall Uret. Thia nice UttJe Ole~ hu the thlnlnr white exterior with ori tac. to:y tntert.or. This 'Nill make some y a.n excellent second car for school or shopping. Drive it home thla weekend.. $555 '64 CADILLAC Coupe DeVWe sporttnr a 1Uver uterlcr with the bla.ck vinyl roOI. 1his showpiece: is equip- ped. n1.turall.Y with factory air ccnditloning and hu all the JUXUI')' power features lnclud-ina' pawer ventt -tt eering • brakes -windows and the .A.Mo.FM radic, Drive thll one home now! $1888 '66 OLDSMOBILE Th.e popular Toronad~Majestlc gold exterior wlth-black leather interior. Automatic, ra~o. heater, power steering, brakes, windows and all luxury features. A truly autstandlng auto- mobile for this special weeken'd price of , , • $2777 '65 CADILLAC ' Sedan Deville. Monterey green wlth white vinyl roof and nylcn and leather lnterlor. run power equipment lncludlng power door lock&, pomr vent wlndOW5, Wt 1teering wheel, AM.I FM rad.lo plua much more. Don't miss thlt outatandlng bu)' at .•. '65 THUNDERBIRD The populu Landau Beautiful lliht coral with white roof. Hu factory air ccn41tlonlng, all power including wlndows, steering, brakes, · let.ta, vtnt windows. 'n'lll ts an outstanding low mileap car at a very low price. $1999 '67 CADILLAC S"UMMER SALB p·11CED OTHER SPEOAl VALUES '67 2 DOOR COOPE DE VILLE e '64 4 DOOR SEDAN DE VILLE e '67 4 DOOR SEDAN bE VILLE e '65 RAMBLER H.J. COUPE e '65 FORD LTD H. T. COUPE e '67 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL e '66 4 DOOR SEO AN DE VILLE e '61 CADILLAC H.J. COUPE e '66 MUSTANG H.T; COUPE e '65 THUNDERBIRD COUPE e '64 2 DOOR COUPE DE VII.LE e '66 BUICK RIVIERA COUPE e '65 CHEV. IMPALA H.T. CPE e '61 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DOOR e '64 FORD COMvtRTIBLE e '63 OLDS F-8:5 4 DR. SEO e '67 FORD Countr)' Squire 10 pailengcr station W&&ob· 'l'h1I 11 J'otdl ftnett wqon and 11 tQuil>Pfd wlth full power equlpnent and factoty · alt condJUontnr Sun bunt yellow exterior-blP.. li&hted by olmulated wood .,.aln paneIUnr and full vinyl interior A ttunnlne wa1on for th1t Summer Sale • $3111 '61 CADILLAC Sedin DeVllle. The popWar 4 window mode.L Orl.ginaJ metallic tilver pine sreen with ~ monlzinl interior. All· power equ.lPD'wnt in- dudlna t way teat. poftl' vent wtnclowa, elec- tronic eye, pCIWft' door Jocks and. ot coune factot')' air condltlonint for your drlvine plea-,..,._ $666 164 CHEV~OLET . TM ever POPu1u Impala Supef soon. A>tec bronze exterior with belge tOp. "8 engine, automatic transmlsalon, power ateerlng, power brakes, white aide wall tires. Fact.cry air con- dl.tlonlfte to cool tbt lnt15e on thoae warm ""-$1333 '66 CADILLAC Fleetwood 4 Door. Beautiful burgundy extert.or with black roof and black full lMtber interior. AM/FM radio., Wt ttMrlns whftl. powwr door lockt, power vent wlndowa front and rear, full ~r equ!"pment and of count fact.cry air conditioning. TrulY an exctllent automobile that p.howa metlcuiOUt care by prevlou owner. " $4333 '6!i MUST ANG Hardtop coupe. nnished in a briJ:ht metallic blue color with matching bucket seat Interior. SPl'CilJ wheelt with wide oval tirtt:, For your pfeuure It bas tbt MuntJ 1tereo pack. Radio . and. heater, tinted 1lul and dual exhaUltl. Th.ls aporty and youn1 car ii without a doubt one ot tht bat buyi you wW mab. ~ . $1333 '66 CADILLAC The popular Ccupe DeVllle moclel with f\tI1 power eqlll.pment and factory air conditioning. This cool arctic white beauty bu black ln.ther Interior, black p&dded roof. JU1t one in a while an cutst.anding car com• &Jons and this ii one ot thOH. Be IUA to '" th1I cme tb1I week. $3555 '63 CONTINENTAL Coupe Deville. Stunning Monterey green ex- terior with black vinyl root and full leather interior. Full power including power vent wln- dowa and of coune tactcry air conditioning. Don't wait on this one b!cause tt won't lut Iona at thla Drive Me Home This Weekend Prle<. f 1 ·W DEPARTMENT • Door. Thia beautiful Lincoln hu all leather .JA tntortor and Is a beautiful mist blu• exterlo,. 1%8 COUPE OE VILLE Equipped with fUU power equipment and cf OPBI course factory air conditioning, pawer vent wtndowa, apeed control. 11\dde matte, etc. Take th1a one for a drlvt and you'll have to buy lt. All C1dill•c powtr tqulpmtnt pl111 f•cftry t lr conditio11iluJ. St•r•• AM /FM tllt whttl, di1c br•k• .. elc. C•rlbt tq•• with bl•ck p1cldtd ,...f •114 I.lick' f.11 l••+h•r Interior. Nt. IHDlrl71t. SALi PllCID $4888 8:30 A.fl!. lo 9:00 P.M. $1555 '65 OLDSMOBILE MONDAY lhru FRIDAY '64 PONTIAC The Juwrlotll 98 Holiday hardtcp sedan. Full eower equipment incl 6 w-q aeat. vent win-The popular Catalina 4 door tt.atlon wagon dO'ws, door Joela and or coune, factory air 9•00 A M fO 6;00 p M tqulpPIHf wl~ the VS •natne. automatic tr&nl• contllttontna '°' "'"'' comtort. This b an ab-• • • • ' • mlllion, radio and heoter, po_. a-aolutely bM.utitully carfll for automoblle with whit. .Sde wall tires. et.c. -/d'Ctic white ext.er--1968 SEDAN DE VILLE luxuey lookL Drlvo It horn• durinc thll Sum-SATURDAY and SUNDAY 1., with orlotnal lnterlo,, A fine .... '°''""'"" mer Sale for only , • , vacation Ume or anytime for tbat matter. All C1dill1c power tquipmtnf plus f1ctory •Ir co11d ltionln9, Stctt1• AM /FM tiff wh11I, di1c br1kcs, •fc. 1110111111 gold with bl•ck pcdded r1of •nJ f11JI i.'lcck lectJ.er lnftrlor. Ho. IPDlr171t, SAU Pl:ICD .._~~~~~~~~~~~-$1333 $2111 At last our new Cadillac supply has in- creased -Ready to talk business -in your favor. All models in stock. YOUR FACTORY AUTHO.RIZED CADILLAC DEALER SERVING THE ORANGE COAST HARBOR AREA NABERS' ~ 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa TRANSPOllTA TION U.... Con 9900 Used Cars OLDSMOBILE RAMBLER RAMBLER 1-~~~~~~-1 Used con 9900 PONTIAC : OLDSMOBILE '61 Olds c •ti a aa $500 OLDSMOBILE Froe Lh VotH Frff Laa VotH '66 AM:m. ' dr, R&H. 1$M ml, nu ttret. U660. 873--9240 ext lT, 9'8-D W 17, CM, eve. T-BIRD :SS F-85 Station ncua. V-3 cub. Prtvate party". Vacation With A V1c1tlon With A :'"•·· auto., a!N:ond. ""'· 9611-l15S '66 OLDS TOllONADO '67 FIREBIRD '66 RAMBLER , &teer. 25,00J Mi. Xltit cood. '65 OLDS F-85 deluxe, rib Full power, air CODdltkmln1. '61 Pontiac Flftbird "fro" 2 Dr Sedan. Stick lhUt with .Qrl. Owner $1900. Mf-0610 new ttret, lo mi. * M2-8698 Low miles. Coupe. Nloeat In Orange radjo., weather eye het.ter, ; Dial &1>$18 White E!opllan,.t $3,5'5 County. Fla"'1ng nd wllh Aqua with controlllns lntu-__ * __ A_U_T_O __ :···············~ ~ Inc. :: ~~~. i!°:,"',:; :~.A.:::.~.;~ CONNOISSEURS e STATION WAGONS e ta:!~~ 8::1C1M ~str.~ ':~ •. ~p'!:: !7:TU:~~-: 1~ASS.1i=.~~. l • • '59 OLDS abocks, wide oY•ll. Truly a 1ow u penonal luxury car loaded e NEW TOYOTA '!KADIS e • fin• trono., ""°" ..,......, autmnoblle. s.,... $44 Dn paymt & w/tllll _.,. oqpt. and • WAGON ·c" ITY • -·· -4 """"· Make,,_ lal Thia Wtektnd. $44 _, mo, OA.C. ~ ~ct. '"AIR ~~1 • • ~· ~ k> ID 4 -$3275.00 •-'~ ~ '~'u : ....,...,.,..., lncludea Tax, Lk. I: Interest TIONING." Sparkling Inca '63 CHEV 4 Doot. $1075. lllcludeo...-wrtttmlyr ELMORE ollvu w/pluob ol!v"' oabl• • ' -stldl. e PONTIAC .,..,...,.,. v1n>1 1n1u. s. the '"" <ll> : '64 FORD :!:'At-$137$ • 4 SPEEDS ELMORE ir.me.!~~?~~W•tmnm tlnctlve $ii'95j''- • · $ • TOYOTA f'bone 89'-3322 ht ear Jot on Huber Blvd. '60 CHEV -775 SPECIALIST ir.m Beach Blvd., W1tmnm ... RAMBLER • -JOHNSON & SON • • ...... r.s. : HIGH PERFORMANCE Pbon. 89&-3322 -· Ul dll", rad I 0. Llncab>M.,,....,,. ' • '65 FIAT ~ °:,",..· $77 5 • •nS~~~ ~.IN ROY CARVEi beat•, automattc. Wblte... °'""-Mesa ""'1ch • • ~~' .-.-....-...,""'" tenor, lawn pun interior. 19il Harbor Blvd. &G-1050 • .'66 BUICK :::;-:.:"-$2075 • "'~1---~~Auto PONTIAC f:': :';;~:0;i!" .. 7"f.':; "'-T--BIRl>nda~N· Bea'!< • -e ... ,..,,.., n -Kl • ~ c..to -tnd• ... ll50 • .. •-••. .,. ..,, '67 DATSUN ' A.ta. $1675 CeitNf -444 Pa-II $:19. mo. can """· elec """· ,..dla.,,., • JO .... • 1'l32 Harl>or llhd. 511-CJnnao °"""1'a -alter U. Ol-"11 ,.. ~7 lhoclca 4 111'1 -· ll"50 • • ----·-ud Ml&-&1'7 '66 FORD 4 -· $1n5 .. u: MANS, A-l cood. • -· ·:.~ .:S\!.:'··st,...-=T-amo~·~.~"~-~~ •.• -1 • -.. ,:s, Z.:"" ..U. Orlr 0...... 1111 PONTIAC, 4 4r eolaa, tnr. -va Vl,·llb -..._, .<a """'·· _.,, •. '64 PEUGEOT ~°.:. $1075 • .... c..~""":4 .... =..i:::::;,a,.:.::; =...!'::"'...:' • .o0: :"" cooc1. 1110 •· OOW/148 1 -. -.-. cond llltlO Pvt 1>11· u"ol '5'lA'"81JU> M •·•1 "ftO •_.__,_ ... ,..,.,,...,.,.$WO.m-amattsPV -..-dayltwnbler r -· •11 -1 ~ •. -.. ..... .... • ... PWI' Lall v.. ---... -· C33-1'11 ext Ml e WRITTEN l VII. WAllllANTY -'-~ ttt!: Mi_= •au.i-wa 119 A1mA8SAD01L. Orta or m.oo • • $50.00 ON. l'YMT. O.A.C. • --IJJllO. -.._...... -· air ...... " ,., VALIANT ,, ' ELMORE MOTORS • '13 aa: PRiii: MUST anL ~Kn, ... -vALiAJn' ~. 'II. 0 _ TO•OTA· • -.. UVJ:LIN, arr, 8tf • '13 4 DR o.a.... no clllr.) -"""1191.00 •. • ... , I op..i ill_..,, . Ph- 540-9100 New Car1 9IOONewCan 9100Now Cort Announcing ~s part of cur annual anniversary sale end cele- bration we have made a special p~rchai1 direct from the Ford Motor Co. of four (<!) 1967 Con- tinentel Convertibles, truly tho cleuic cer of our times. :These unusuol cars, used in TV and movie produc- t ions, heve been driven loss then 9,000 miles. Eacli ~erries a full 50,000 milt warranty. And of course, they art ell fully equipped. This will be on• of the lest oppor!unitles to own jlmerioa's ill-time d~uic four door convertible. :JOHNSON & SON 900 W. COAST HWY •. 9 "NEWPORT W.cH 642.Qtlf 1000 ---I •• tt ... 111,.-'Ill J'OlmAC a.u... -_..._, dlr. Wlolo09ll = ~ -.. CHEV '13 H.T. l1f P.S. - • ----Goof ..... --"-II . -.. -· ""' otr. , ·····!····,···· t CUldlttoo.817 .. 1 i llMOlt,UktarJmy. Dial IOal'll lor RESULTS~-~!_ ___ ,)'::=~~==="""'====~===~==:::!' '. -., a -.& .... -..A '"'-....___. .0. ........_ .-.l-• ----•----• ...._ A.. ..... J.. - -~--~-~~~~~--..... ~-~~-..:...~------------------' l -· 3 ! omv mor SatwdlY, Ju11t 15, 1968 ONLY • ' CONNELL CHEVROLET'S ''JUNE .VOLUME SALE." OVER 251) NEW CARS and TRUCKS on SALE for JUNE ONLY: ALL MODELS in STOCK and READY to ROLL. SAVINGS LIKE YOU'VE NEVER SEEN BEFORE!! DE.LIVERS ANY OF THESE NEW 1968 CHEV- ROLETS LISTED BELOW AT CON- NELL'S DURING THIS SALE ON AP- PROVED CREDIT. • Brand New 1968 CHEVELLE ) 2 Door Coupe. Stock number 427. Equipped with VS engine, pushbutton radio, healer, linle<I gloss, deluxe se~t belts front end re•r. fully factory equipped. $ -Totol . $ 1 Per Month Down For 41 Months On Bran-d New 1968 CAMARO Sport Coupe H•rdtop. Stock number 567. Equipp'ed with pushbutton radio, he•t•r, tinted glass, d•· luxe seet belts front & reer, fully fectory equipped. Payment Appnincl Credit TOTAL DOWN PAYMENT All PAYMENTS INCLUDE PfR MONTH FOR 48 MONTHS ON APPROVED CREDIT BRAND NEW 1968 CHEVELLE Deluxe 2 Doer Coupe. Stock number 780. Equipped with Pushbutton radio, healer, tinted glass, deluxe seal bells front and rear, fully factory equip.ped. 1-- BRAND NEW 1968 BISCAYNE 2 Door Sedan. Stock number 479. Equipped with pushbutton radio, heater, tinted glass, de... luxe seat belts front and rear. Fully factory equipped. SALES TAX, Ll.CENSE & CARRYING CHARGES $75 Total $6QPERMOHTH Down P'•r 41 MM .• 011 ... ,,,.. $75 Total $67•ERMOHTH Down Por 41 M ... P t 011 ..... ,,.." '62 CHEVROLET Pickup truck. 6 cylinder, stick shift, 8' Fleetside body, clean. (M'T7748) '65 CHEVR9LET Malibu super aport convertible. VS, automatic, power steering, radio, heater, tahitian turq. with white vinyl bucket ""~· CN11695 '66 MUSTANG H&rdtop coupe, VS, automatfc, pOwer steering, radio, heater, white with red Interior, (VCU160) $1795 '67 MUSTANG GT 2 plw 2 tutback, 4 speed, power steer-ins, radio and hf!atcr, deluxe interior OP.tlOn. No. 158A • $2395 · '65 MERCURY Montclair hardtop coupe, VS, automatic, ~ •teering, radio, heater, low mile- age, ermin@ white with blue interior. CRVM~) $1795 . Payment "Crw41t sport '":~3 vs~!!~!,~!.,.~,-STAT I 0 N soo~~" ~;Y!:1~!!~,,.n•-ing, radio, heater, gothlc gold A well mission, power steering, radio and heat- kept car with low mileage. (JXZ691) er. (OLR2251 =$1=29=5 ::::::: WAGONS ===$1=29=5 = '63 RIVIERA Hardt.op coupe. Automatic, air •:ond., full power, raa.Jo, heater, ermine white with red leather trim. (OKK960) $1895 '64 CHEVROLET "" ton pickup. 8' Fleetslde, VB, auto-matic, radio, heater, cust. cab. (R28417) '67 IMPALA 4 door H.T. Automatic, radio, heater, power steering, Landau top. (TRZ147) '64 CHEVROLET Impala. V -8, a u t o m a t i c, power steering, radlo, heater, &ilver blue tu- tone. No. 691A '68 CHEVELLE Malibu wagon. Automatic, radio, heater, Rower steering. (VIM 691) $2895 '65 CHEVELLE Malibu station wagon . V8, automatic, power steering, factory air C!Jnd.itioning, radio, heater, tilt wheel, tropical tur· quoise. (OSY 724) · · $2095 '64 CHEVROLET 9 passenger wagon. 327 V8, automatic, power steering, factory air conditioning, radio, heater, Ermine white. (ORG 904) · '66 CHEVROLO Sport van. Radio and heater, green and white tu-tone with deluxe vinyl interior. (TGT221) • '62 CADILLAC $@Clan DeVille. Factory air C<>ndltlonlng, automatic, full power, radio and heater. <ESR505l '64 CHEVELLE Malibu sport coupe. VB, automatic, pow- er steering, radio, heater, factory air cond., low mileage and clean u new. (01WO<S) $1695 '67 CAMARO 327 VS, automatic, radio, heater, power steering. <ULS185) '66 CAPRICE CUstom coupe, 377 VB, automatic, power steering, factory air oondltlonlna, radio, heater, fike new. No. P1624 $2695 aymen Crfflt '67 EL CAM NO Custom. VB, automatic, power steering, radio and heater, ermine white. CV42925} '67 IMPALA Sport coupe. YB, automatic, {>OWf!r Rt.Pering, factory air conditioning, radio, heater, tro- pical turquoise. (TI'l..284) $2695 '66 MALIBU S.S. Coupe. 396 VB, automatic, power steering, factory air conditioning, tachometer, but- ternut yellow with black vinyl root (WQF 558) $2695 '65 CHEVROLET Monza coupe. Fa ctory air conditioning. Automatic, rad.Jo, heater, ermine white with blue vinyl bucket seatJ. No. Rl582 $1495 '64 BUI.CK Skylark 4 Door. Automatic, power ste<!r· ~)beater, gold with saddle inf.4!!rior. ~295 • - --...._ -------•-------~....._---...............____ .. ---~--~--------------------------------- / . ·I , ... -~ -• w-=-~...,... ....... ~.~--. .... -__. .......... -•=-=-• --~-----=~• -u ¥0 • wu - - " • ' .. ---. -- BILL BARRY' · ·_· · s_ a t-g~r by the tail! • . lew Plllflc ·111es are nld11g d .....,., •d .. tnide-ln 111 crowding eur let. Yes, I~ ..,.. el Pelllm, Ghtmltta, C.dillact,-Plyniellllts, Fords ••• YH ............. ii'• I pod ... ... J•'D flM ii 11 this 111tctiGL So cm 11 111! 01er ZOO speoills to c11 .... Ire& . . ~ DOWN PAYMENT . . NO PROBLEM! "" " .... Mt ....... ,_ .... ...., prtce4 .. ., $4,000 -----......... lo-k. 1966 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 2·DR. HARDTOP $ FULLY · EQUIPPED Including automatic transmission, radio, heater, llt Y-8 engine, power ttlering, power braket, tinted glais, . Cordova top and many -· SIM 702. 1965 PONTIAC CATALINA 2·DR. HARDTOP V-1, ·•tomatfc, radio, heater, power,...,. l114J, po-brakH, white wal tirn, tiftted .... YHlllra trim. Uc •. No. NOS 792.., VSID Ci.IS GUAllANIRD IATlll'AC'llOM WfrHOUT AODtnONAL COST TO YOU 10 DAY TRIAL EXCHANGES ' ._ ... l DOWN : ' DelivetJ any car in f ~ eur tremendou1 • . 4't-.:,':k-.c.--v~"~!~ ~~!!'!~~ $ l1dlo ind h11ter, auto. tr1n1., power · tfHring, power br1k11, tlnttcf 91111, factory 1lr condlt'°nlrtt, wsw tires. Stock No. 1125. All PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL I PM SUNDAY, All ADVERTISED CARS SOLD ON A ht COME ht SERVED BASIS. :,6:S:C:H:EV:R~O~LE=T~1M:P~A~i.~fi4.~;:=,66=M=-~L~1B:U::l.~;R~. =;,HT' $\595 .... ·~·~:"·~.;,·:,:.~: $\499 · oPEM MllEl Y 'lll 10:00 OPEN SUNDAYS 12,oo NOON UNTIL I p,M. 5uvic1 Dll'T· HOURS: , ...... ,., ..... Ottllf w ... ..,. ............... c ............ ' h••+•r, ..,n• 1 toot1d cil•U• '88 MERCURY MONTEREY $2150 V-1, 1uto1111tlc, r••I•, •11t1r, ,..,,, Jt1•rln9, fie• tery 1lr c011ditio11i119, .... 1i1t1 w1fi tir11, ti11t1d 91111. Llc11111 TUP' J70. :~.~~~~.,~.~~.~ .. ~~~:.~.!: .. i;,,,, $1788 tl1n. Uc .. 11 TIC 601. '&7 llONDI 306 SCRAMBLER JJ:-MUSTANG FASTBACK v.1 .... , .... re.lie, h11t1r, tinted 91111. Uc11111 P'JI 712. • . . . . I - -. ---------·----. .-... ----.... -..... __ ... -------·--· ·--~ ... ----..... -~~~--~-~~---~---------------- . ' ' -I I • DAILY PILOT . · Wl·LSON · FORD :SALES 18255 BEACH, BOULEVARD HUNTINGTON BEACH -----..--.,. .,. ~ ' VACATION VALUE QUALITY USED CAR SPECIALS BUDGET PAYMENT BARGAINS TOTAL PRICE TOTAL DOWN PYMT. PTMT. TOTAL MTHLT. SPICIAL PURCHASI IMPORT MtKIAI.$ '61 CHEVROLET • ......, w .. M. -""·· "· "' ""•'M·" $495 $17 $17 N .. 1117, lhie leek hie• $165. IH1 •.t.LAXJU ·MUST.I.NIH· FAlllLANES • T-llRDS 22 Of TheH Factory Guarantffd Automol:!lles To ChMH From!!!! "'· aa. '51 VOLVO s395 '63 CHEVROLET ::~:~.:~~:· ·~ ..... ••· .... .,_ $495 i 11 $17 1967 G.t.LAXIE SM. V~ •lltefNlllc, P.1,, l•dtfY Afr. H•. 111. I '61 VOLKSWAGEN I lt•lllf .. llHtw.' Ne. "'· ·• i '64 VOLK5WAGEIJ lllllAOI'. ltNl1 111d llNMr ..... Ml. BUDGET PAYMENT · BARGAINS TOTAL PRICE '60 POITIAC :::::,.:~::i:· YI.··~·.,, ..... i'"I $295 SIO $10 '65 IALAYIE soo"N.T.Vl,•llh,,PS,alr-.i.,rodft, $1395 ••7 $47 "" ......... 502 .,, ..... '"" $1 UO. .,.. 'H MISTllG :,~::::~:~;.j;;~o:··'"···· .... $1495 $51 $51 '11 tALAI' ,. E JOO YI, •ui.111•ti'-PS, fadWp' •Ir -$3 "'14 $1 ~ . -. .,""'"•· ....... "" .... -'"'· 95 • "t fill MfMOITll fviry. VI, ou'-ffc, I'S, fact.ry air cen-$ <l'O:R $55 l'L ~""'"•· ••· "'· "•• ... , ..,,. 12ou. 1595 -• 66 CUSTOM 62 FAIRLANE 1 &2 FORD 66 FORD 66 T-BIRD VI, avlo., factory air, l&H. No. 165. Jiu• kok 'rlct $1615. 500 VI, olr ct 11ciHtl011l"f, •lnyl lnl•rfor. N•, 171. lh.1• ... k Price $925. Pfck up, Econ•lln• with cam,.r, hc•H•nt ltuy. No, Pl3013. lluo leek rrk• $995, f-100 pickup. Len1Nd, Gll ori1lnal, No. 636, '11uo hok Price $1615, Town•. Full po-r, air co11lll., .,,.uth11Pl'I I lnt1rl1r, FM-radio, No. 45t , l luo ... k $3250 • 'All PAYM!NTS ON USED CARS INCLUDE TAX & UCENSE & FINANCE CHARGES FOR 36 MONTHS ON APPROVED CREDIT SPOllT SPICl.t.l ... 11!19 MIW '68 MUS T·ANG $11.95 $495 $695 $1395 $2695 TOTAL DOWN PYMT. Sl7 $24 $47 TOTAL MTHLY. PTMT. $41 $17 $24 $47 $92 XL snet.t.L 'r'r.t"" $2911 .48 ~.::~. $2469 IAVI $442" ",",,."" $4010.57 oµ• $3369 $641" PRli!I IAVI 10°/. Totwl Dowt1-4 $ff.ti Per M•. .. Hat~ ~: SPECIAL VALUE PACKAGI!, 200 C.l.D. enltlrie, Crull·O-rri.tl~, fleolt!r. vinyl "'°'· brllllt body Sidi mDl.l'ldlntll. Nil wtlftl COY9", WSW tlNi, plelted Yl!'flll 1111 trim lr>d I.JI tt91!dsnl ,llClol'Y equl""'9'11 I ·~i: '68 THUNDERBIRD E er ?rp '"r.:' $4904:77 ~1~1$3888sAv1$1016" 10°/0 Total Doww •ti $103 .Jt·Plr Mo. HARDTOP. 4' \t1 _1,,,,, ervr-•llC. ~ ttMrlnt ·dlte bl"ll-e.. AM ..cllo, clOdc, ODmfort 1tn!lm w"IU1!lon, 1119111 blftctl SHI. V!n'fl Interior trim, courtety 111111"-....wit. conll'Cll mirror, rttrld•b• ....., II,,.. --. NII wMel COYm '"" Ill tt.loll•n:I II~ "UIPIMlll. .... :l.55. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Fresh •ir lieeter I:' de,roster, beck-up dome, courl•sy I: tide lights, bucket 101ts, all vinY' trim, nylo" c•rpets, ro~k•r p•n•I mouldin91 I •ir scoop orn•m•nt, •••t & shou/. der belt1, p1clded d•tft I vn.,.,, winddii•lcl w•shen I: 2 1p••d wipers. No. 275. IMMEOIATE Dl!LIVEft~ FULL PRICI """ TAX & LICEI : ¥ '68 CORTINA ~.e ~~] ( '---:$1981 .. 10% ... ss2• ... Ml .. -~ TOTAL • DOWN Ol!LUXE SEDAN. AUTOMATIC TltANSMISSION, Alf'1llllow ,,,..,11i.t1on wsl'llYI, DISC IRAKES, I UCKET SEATS, Vlll'fl Fnt.rlor, cerMb, lnhrltr .. .-r1or --•!Ions, WSW tlra •rid 111 lflndlnl fa.;tOry .-.illnMM • 10'!. Total DoWll Cllld 87.41 P« M .. ---$19ff .. 10%.-SS••..,M••• TOf4 DOwll COUPI!. l"l'Uh •!r 1\0ottl' a. dlfrotflr, .,., h'flfl'"'ullc bralllt •~I-at, etu1'91J1 Jflht1, Ill'~ • oufl.ldl ml~ OIOlll a. V(ft'fl lnlariol' fl"tm, ... ~Jj dnh .. vl9&ii '1~ ii'ft •flifld-nf flldoiy "'11111ritnt. NO. 721. IMMl!OIATE DELIVERY ·-:.ir '68 l'actery "'' - $2946.79 ~.~~I $2488 SAVI $458" 1 01111 NOWI . PAYMEN11 INCLUDE TAK ... ICINSI! I l'INANCI CHARGES l"OR •MO. ON -"l"ltOYED CltEDIT e wtilTE SIDI! WALL TlltES .\NO WHEEL COVEIU OPTIONAL. 101111 HOWi MAKE YOUR CHOICE · AND SAVE AT WILSON FORD · TODAY 18255 BEACH B ·OULEVARD HUNTINGTON BEACH 842-6611 t.t..!A!~~:::·o,~ T..U~~~~~~M~E~P~sr». 842-6611 • I ------... _ ...... ___ ~ __ ...... --· ...___~~~-· ' ' • • • COSTA MESA NEWPORT BEACH LAGUNA BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY WESTMINSTER . If YOU'D RATHER SWITCH THAN FIGHT. JOIN THE LEADING BEARING MA~UFACTURER IN THE COUNTRY • . ~· WE OFFB: -good working conditions -1 good wag~ -excellent location -profit sharing -·liberal vacation plan -paid insurance coverage -retirement plan -- • Tool lloom · M.dllnl1t · . s I I I --- SATURDAY JUNE 1!5 LVFNING (30) Three American &Iris are In· terned at Stalai 13, and Hocan sets out to discover who they art, how they fell into Germa11 hencb and why they are kept under heavy cuard. (R) 0 9 (6) Satanlay Nllf't .t flit Mowles: -(C) "Pmcriptlo11: Munltt" (suspense) '68--Peter Falk. Gane 1:00 IJ Tlle Bi& News (C) (60) Barry. Katherine Justice, Wllllam 0 9 00 Frank McCH (C) (30) Windom, Nina Foch. 0 Jimmie Roc11ers: (C) (30) Rod EJll NET Festival (R) McKuen hosts. (R) @!) Esttlares Madero -Bost Ci ... (C) (60) 9:30 IJ ~ ([) Petticoet Junction: (C) ..:. " (30) Uncle Joe "Slim" Car10n end m lZ O'Cloet Hid! (60) Sam "Curly" Drucker have lost IO &> Satebrulb Theatre much of their respective slim and fE R&D Review (R) curt that Aorabellt Campbell. their @m El Despertar old high-school flame, doesn't rec· 6:30 O Saturday News (C) (30) ognlze them. Joan Blondell guests. O MtlodJ Ranch: (C) (60) Joe D Route 66 (60) and Rose Maphis guest. D @ @ Holtywood hlace: (C) I Roser Grier (C) (30) (60) Eddie Fisher hosts. Guests in· I Lem Luer (30) elude Agnes Moorehead, The Youn& Aniba el Norte Americans, Mitchell Ayres and His 7:00 IJ ~ 00 CBS Evenln& News: (C) Orchestra, The Kessler Twins. Joey (30) Roger Mudd Forman, The Swordsman of the • KNBC Survey· (C) (30) lido, and the Canestrelll Family. (R) Hurdy 6urdy (C) (30) @!) 8o1 de Ma.ico • Deetll Valley Days: (C) (30) 10:00 IJ ~ Ci) M1nnl1: (C) (60) Jan Truth 04' Consequences (C) (30) Stef1ing as a 1lamorous fllm star lillipn's Island (30) turns to Mannix when she fears her Third Man life is jeopardized by the expose-: PlaJlnf' Ult Guitar (C) type memoirs she Is about to pub· • EJ Mundo Esta Loco lish. (R) 7:30 1J ~ Ci) The Prisoner: (C) (60) 0 Ray Af!tllonJ Show: (C) (60) The Prisoner is drugged and made Guests tonight Include The Dave to believe that he Is on friendly Brubeck Trio, The Brothers Four, ground away from the village that Allen & Rossi, and saxophone mas· is his prison without bars. His cap· ter. Gerry Mulligan. tors attempt to uncover his inner· m News: (C) (30) Clif Klrtt most secrets by lnterrogatlni him EJl) BJ Demand under the influence of a powerful m Cine en Su CHI drug. that mentally transports him 10:30 IJ Movie: (C) "A Certain Smile'' to situations that occurred before (drama) 'SS-Christine Carere Joan his abduction. Fontaine, Rossano Brazzi. ' ~ 9 @ TM Saint:. (~ . (60) 1J 11 Mondo: (C) (30) "Wild, Weird 'The Man .who Liked Lions. Simon Wonderful Italians." Baxter Ward Templar discovers the secret of a hosts this tour of the unseen Italy ~an who has an obsession fOf an· that time and tourists have passed c1ent Rome. A bitter fight with a by lio~ waiting to poun~ provides ~e gj Jot PJn• (C) (21,1 hr) Saint with one of his moat hatr· , 2 raisin& battles. Peter Wyngarde and 11:00 IJ Eeven 0 Clock Report: (C) Suzanne Lloyd auest. (R) Clete Roberts. I Lara11ie (60) 0 Thi 11 tll Hour Ntn: (C) (30) (i1) (]) Dltina Game (C) (30) Jess Marlow. Miiiion $ Movie: (C) "f"1vt lofd· IJ Ntw1 (C) en Dniaons" (drama) '67-Robert g Movie: ''Thi Nllfrt of dM Hllllt· Cummings, Dan Duryea. er (drama) '55-Robert Mitchum, m Outer Li111itl (60) Shelley Winters. m future: (60) "Slaughter on the m The E11tp,_ (C) Plains." 11:15 fJ Fabulous 52 Movie: ''The Sun-&> Tiit Bible Answers downtfl" (adventure) '60-Robert Ell) India! MJ India! (R) Mitchum, Deborah Kerr. l.'GO I@ (I) Newtywed6am1 (C) (30) 0 Saturday Nlpt Movie: "lAMIJ : NETlOurul (R) Are tllt Bnwe" (western) '62-Klrtl • Amor en II Dalerto Douglas, Gena Rowlands. 8:30 1J a Cl) My Tllrtt Son: (C) m M°!'e: "Blue Gtrdlnll" (mys- (30) Young81t son Ernie, who tery) 53-Anne Baxter, Richard doesn't even like &iris, ends up Conte. with two dates to the same dance. 11:30 0 Thi Tonlallt Show (C) (R) 1:00 8 NftS (C) 0 QJ (6) Get S•art: (C) (30) • Movie: "f.dp 9f DeRnal" (td· O Dr. -.lldare: (60) "A Place venture) '43 -Errol AJnn, Ann Among Monuments." Dr. Kildare Sheridan. saves a young girl's life when he m All·Nlfltt Sllow: (C) "Killen prevents her from committing sui· Ar~ Challenged," "Desert Raldlfs," cide. Zohra Lampert and Harold J. "Flat Top," end "Samson and ttl• Stone auest. Slave Queen" are shown. IJ (i1) @Lnrtnce Welk: (C) (60) m Cintt111 Saturday: "Voodoo I• "Salute to Father's Day." land." I Woody WoodbUfJ (C) (90) 1:15 IJ Movie: (C) "Prtwn tf .. Country Music (C) (2Y2 hr) C.lba" (adventure) '53 -Gloria La Torment.a Grahame. Cesar Romero. 1:00 IJ ~Cl) Htcu's Heroes: (C) 1:30 O Adventures M Ult ~ (C) Join Rosey Grier -pride of the Rams -as he steps out of uniform and into his own weekly musical ·variety show ... with the freshest new pert armers on television! THE llDSEI 1111111 SHllD - Pqe 3 I SUNDAY THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNE 15, 1968 Casper Glenn, 8tlltvltw Untttcl Presbyter11n Churdl, LA., runts. I " ..... ,.., ..... (C) ~(C) " SUNDAY . 6:.30 D ~ {'i) RETURN Anlrmil Kinede>m: Bill Burrud 1s host/narra- tor for ilie first of this return series entitled "The Great Migra- tion." Cameras focus on some 500,000 animals on the move in Africa. The scene is the Ngorongoro Crater on the Serengeti Plain of Tanzania, described as a "land-locked Noah's Ark." Each year the animals on the crater heed an Inner call and leave their home to join many others on the plain in a 500- mile mass movement to areas where rain has brought new foliage. MONDAY JUNE 16 \1 OH~ INC 1:45 m Tlle QIW.plltra 1:!011 Che Ua This O.y/News (C) 7:00 I, .. and Jeny (C) 'Ille llbtt Anl1ftll 7:H ID Tiie CINistlplMn · = ef Youtll (C) Cllwdl IA U.e ..._ (C) m s.dlJ ....... : "Destina- tion ll>,000." l ~IH:.~c..m 11:301 Face tile ....... (C) T ... Sciepe (C) ~ (C) ''The Peace Corps.'' 0 Mtwte: (C) .. ...,_., ..... til DIMft" (1dvenh1re) ·~ay1 Harareet, Jean-Louis Tr1nti1nanl fl.flfRNOON 9:00 0 Qj I #Heft I National College Queen Pageant: Mike Doug· las is host forte 14th Annual College Queen Pageant, from Palm Beach, Fla. In addition to selection of the National College Queen, the program also presents filmed highlights o the contestants' activities in New York, Washington (D.C.) and Florida. The 50 state finalists compete for the title in a series of events to determine scholastic achievement, homemaking ability, leadership qualities, poise and attractiveness. 7:JD I Uttdtfdot (C) Mr. WllM»one sa..w (C) l2:CIO tJ 9 (jJ .....,....., Secar: (C) eo.try Mak (C) Washlnrton Whips vs. Blltlmort l:tO 19 Cl) l.Mlp Uftt.(C)MJ F..t Bays. th ~lwl 0 Drnlne, An,.,.11 (C) ''Out on c.tllMral of ToMOIJOW (C) the Limb." Drawing outstretched • 'Ille pweepttve Parent arms, bent sleeves, and shapely (6) Cod Is tile Anlnr (C) limbs is today's topic. • Ytim.1 Sobrt 1os Hiles 1J Doublt futurr. "Four friaht· ened People" and "Nipt Plant TUESDAY 10:00 119 CBS Reports: "The Business of Religion" is an in· vestigat1on of America's churches, their income and property, and the growing controversy over whether their holdings should be subject to disclosure and some form of taxation. The study, with Charles Curalt as reporter, was initiated to examine the vlews~xpressed by prominent religious leaders-that Ameri- ca's churches may have become too wealthy for their own good or for the good of this country. The program examines the sources and amount of church income and property, the concern expressed by clergy over the implications of church wealth, the depth of clergy and public sentiment for disclosure and taxation, and the solutions proposed by leading churchmen. l:JOIL.aol Up and Uvt from Chun1kin1." ' Movie: (C) "The VloJtnt htriot" I lltlleS MCf Antwtn (C) a entur1) '59-Vittorio Gassm1n. lnttfliltftt hr.t lttWs WlGI a Came (C) (6) Flitll tor Ted17 (C) • lhwle: "Str1unt JI of die for· • Teitnt Fa•lll.- tlp t.epa" (adventure) '60--No- elle Adams, Christian Marquand. 12:30 I Yotltll Md r.Hce (C) llwnt...tal Hollnesa Flitll tor Teay (C) D a.ttwyw llthl•• (C) Prt11 c.t ..... (C) M ltld Jtny (C) 1 CV Sports KLYIM>..SC.,. (C) ., la KMEX (C) @ l11ulfd (C) WEDNESDAY 8:30 fJ @ I IHcil\I Mr. 100,000 Volts: Gilbert Becaud. Th sensational French singing star headlines a half-hour varie program taped in Saarbrucken, Germany. Becaud, famed as a vocalist and composer of more than 100 songs, among them "What Now My Love?," "Let It Be Me," and the recent "Sand and Sea," 1s joined on the program by Joao Gilberto, Swedish singer and actress Lill l.Jndfors, Austrian saxophonist Hans Koller, German recording star Inge Bruck and Berlin's Gunte Kallmann Chorus. t:OOlea...,. ",.. ...,_ Tlbemadt Choir (C) ea,.r Cartoons (C) SllllcllJ 1't1tr'I: Shown are ''Lancer Spy," "The Crimes of Ste- phen Hawke," and (C) "The Last Mus~eteer." m Vlritdades (C) @ Cl) Ml11llt1tial Assodltion @ 00 SundQ futv": "Abbott and Costello Meet the Killer." ~ (I) Sandra & Jl111111y l1ys ti) iliif 1 dt Aficionados (C) t:lO II Citro and tht Ntn (C) D Morie: "ISiand of lost Soult" ntURSOAY (drama) '32-Bela Lugosi. D ~ . . I Mlttoft tilt Monster (C) 10:00 ~ (i) PREMIERE 0Hn Martin Presents the Goldchaers: ' (]) Alltn Rtvinl Hour Frank Sinatra Jr and Joey Heatherton are hosts of this sum-(j) Hene Dttectiff mer senes. based on tunes and events of the 1930's. Come· dian Paul Lynde appears as a special guest in 8 of the 1 lO:GO II S.••r L•rninc: (C) "Writinr programs, and a bright new cast of young entertainers is fea-for Children With Irene Hunt." The tured each week, among them: comedienne Barbara Heller, famous c.h.ildren's author vieets her the comedy team of Skiles and Henderson, comedian Stanle rounr critic-fans arid answers their Myron Handelman. a very delightful pair of funsters called questions. The Times Square Two. comedian Stu Gilliam and The Gold I Tlis 11 th Uft (C) diggers, an all-girl singing and dancing group. Lilla die Uonhurted (C) · MM: "ll9t J.tit bbi ... ....,-(drama) 'SO-Jackie Robin· son, Louise Beavers. FWIDAY 1~ D O Ci) NBC News Special: "The New American Catholic." I Heae Dtttdlft (C) The new movements and trends coursing through the catholi ~fa,. SJw (C) Church 1n Amenca is the subject of this hour documentary, Undtrdof (C) produced and directed by Stuart Schulberg. The principal voic o..rtw heard on the program is that of Bishop James Shannon o Minneapolis, who serves as the spokesman for the Church. lt:lO' l......,/Oubider (C) He iterprets the challenges m Vatican 11, and discusses th 9 00 '1!e Ettmal lJPt: (C) specific tensions that have arisen m the churcti since then " C'OnversatiOn With Ambassador Y03tf Tekoah." Israel's Permanent SATURDAY Rt~nt~tive lo the United Na-tions 1s 1ntervi11Wed by Hal lehr- 9-.30 D Clr'<'4 I Mia C.llfomia Pageant: Mana Beale Fletcher, Nn, President of the Overseas 1%2 s Miss Amenca, is hostess for this year's Miss Califomi Press Club of America. PagNnt, live from Santa Cruz, Calif. The new Miss Cahfomi I ti71 CfJ lup Bunny (C) will represent our state 1n the Miss America Pageant in Atlantic fibln Hood City, and-Oy act of the California State Legislature-is de-(I)'""' Hall Mttlin1 (C) slgnated as California's "official hostess" during her one-yea 11•1• ff C."'pluitJ (C) relan. lllJ Fawritt Sir.on: (C) Rev. l:CIOB tJJ Cl) Meet tile ....... (C) @ (}) U.S. Opta Celt: (C) final day of live telecast from tht Oak Hill Country Club course In Rochester, New Yor11. for $190,000 tournament. Jack Nicklaus It de· fending champ. 0 Mlllietl $ Mwle: (C) "tua IUA, Kill Kill" (adventure) '66 -Bt'ld Harris, Maria Perschy. m Movie: "CalltlOVa lrnn" (com- edy) '44 -Gary Cooper, Teresa Wright. frank Moraan. I!) Revival Am (C) m Cine lft s. c.a 1 :30 I News ConflftftCe (C) Voice of CalvlfJ (C) Ci) I lellwe lft Mirldls (C) 2:CIO tJ ~ u.. (C) a 'h c..,..: (C) "Stiiaent Power and the Black Revolution" is dis· cussed by Rhodes scholar ind Whit· tier Collere rraduate Stan Sanders, who is a Yale law student and summer WOf1ter·in-Watts.. I Rotter DnJ (C) (i) CltNtel _, ... a.u (C) Ci) Wrestlillt (C) 2:30 11 Ce•llibltitt: CC> "Don't ean Me Mister." The WOft of the Jew. ish Vocational Sefvlce is discus.Md. D Mewle: "'INal 1119" (suipense) '50 -Marshall Thompson, Vlrrlnl• field. @ Ci) Double r...-..: "L.Dve That Brute" and "Runnln1 Wiid." 3:00 II Dial M tor Male: (C) Joe Wll· Iiams and Dee Dee Warwick cuest. l)Glfte Autry s• , fJ Morie: "C'aied" (dmna) '5G-1Elea~::=r • .,Aar;:.:,ooreh11d. ~futlltt futwt utbel-&car J: ' 4 4 5 • ~ , ) S:JO 6 R.,.m.IN W ...... : (C) "Au· drtions '68." Musical v.flttY pro- rram with the Hertt Dniry Trio lf1d thr.. aunts: Gretchen Hiii, pop vocalist; baritone Ed Herc:hert, ft1· tured In St Louis Municipal Opera; and ptanlst Mlch1tl Gerber, student at St. Louis School for the Blind. 0 T ... If tile C.W... Wiit (C) fJ C.."'11 ea ...... : (C) Ray Pil- low 1uests. I.I) ColOr TIMlan: (C) "The War· noB." @(])I•• afld Aft,.... (C) ~(])Fact tM Natlott (C) C:OOI Yilwpolat (C) . f1a1 • ht ..... (C) (])Future: (C) ''We Saw It appen." Qj(j)fMblrl 4:JO I Newsaaken (C) Rtll&loa f1ahrea : Wortd Pma (C) (R) (I) Fill SOlpll Rwlnl 4:.45 aJ Tiie EMpreu (C) 5:00 8 Nm: (C) Ciete Roberts. Movie: (C) "A.., All lelta" (adventure) '56 -Jeff Chandler, Ri(hard Boone. Julie Adams. !Ir ..... (C) l•lt•'• Law (]) SMe Arts Tlltatre: "TI· tan le.'' flj ~ilttlta (C) S:JOI B ~ ::-;: ~: :i. (C) It's 1 S..11 WotW (C) • Tbl MolllMI (C) Qefiftlll . lladl JotHal (C) (R) fVENING ':00 B 9 (I) De 2ht Cemly: (C) (W) "Jonas Salk: Science of life." A visit to the Salk Institute for Bioloalcal Studies In La Jolla, Calif., to learn about Jonas Salk'a current projects and their possible munlna for man and society. (R) I QI Ci) Frank aitdi• (C) (30) M.I hrNt: (C) (60) "Salute to Fathers." G) Wadiat Slllp in AnrJ (C) (60) 6:30 ! Ra.._ Story (C) (30) . @ Ci) R£TU"" Alli.al Kill&· •: (C) (30) "The Great Mirra· lion." 8111 Burrud hosts rare look at yearly ml1ratlon of thousands of animals leavln1 their home in the N1oron1oro Crater on the Seren1etl Plain of Tanzania, East Africa, and travelln1 tt areas where rain has produced new foliaae. I Tiie TIIM TIRM (C) (60) I Lowe Luer (30) Manau• 22: "Blind Date." Speadatiott ( R) 6:55 (ll) (I) llf1I Far• Flds 7:00 fJ 9 (I) lnsil: iC> (30) Lassie defies her master, Forut Ranier Corey Stuart, In an effort to saw a deer family. (R) 0 QI CI> flipper. (C) (30) "Count· dOWn for Alpper." When flipper Is lhouaht to have t1ten a valuable resean:h fish, sclentlstJ pl1n to dis- sect the dolphin. (R) 0 JoM C.ry Slllw: (C) (90) Guests are Tony Martin, Luba Lisa, Alan Drake, and Israeli sonasttess Yaffa Yaliloni. D tffJ (]) v.,... tit...._ Ifs..: (C) (Go) "Time lock." Mystlftoul zombie-like cntatures m1ttrlalizt on lhe Seavlew and transport Adml11I Nelson Into the futuce. (R) 1'!if !PORT! HllJHlllJHT! ..,. ~. . ~· ...... .; ~ . m Tndll ..-c:o...a-(C) (30) aJ Cilllp1'1 lllMd (30) SUNDAY JUNE 16 m 1'111 ~i.ndl Qef 12::00 818 riJ Profeulonal Socar. (C) Washlnaton Whips vs. Bal· fl) 0..111aos Hftlz tlmore lrays. 7:30 6 9 (j) 8tet11 ._. (C) (30) 1:00 0 @ Cf) U.S. Open Golf: (C) Final d•y of live coverap tor lwo outlaws, plffted by. Bruce Gor· the $1§l"l.OOO tournament from the 6,962-yard, par-70 Oak don and Andy J•rrell, intemipt Tom Hill Col!ntry Club course in Rochester, New Yort<. Last year, and Mlltl on their c.mplna trip In Jack ~lcklaus dropped a 22·foot putt on the final hole to the deep Everalades.. (R) estabhsh • tournament record of 275. 0 Qi 00 Watt DiueJ: (C) (60) WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19 ''This Is Your life, Donald Duck." 8.-00 II NFL Action: (C) "A Year of Glory and a Day of Defeat." Jlmlny Cricbt hosts an enll&htenln& ffie Baltim ore Colts became the first NFL team since 1934 to ~xpose of Don•ld Dudl's put. Jim· go through 13 games without tasting defeat. Tonight's show la iny and Donald'• nephewa trldl a study of the elements that enabled Coach Don Shula's team their uncle Into appearlna at tht to do so well and a look at the key man, quarterback Johnny television studio to reve1l a number Unitas, the NFL's most valuable player. of well-kept secrets about him. (R) SATURDAY JUNE: 22 f!,:~~nra~a~~:~~o~~ 11:00 ~:,~ed@ 00 M•tor Le•au• Baseball: (C) Teams to be an· ner, Joan Collins, Edmund O'Brien. 1:00 I) 9 ciJ C.Mdian Open Gott: (C) The $125,000 champion· m Otlter U111ta (60) ship Is telecast live from St. George Golf & Country Club, Toron· mi lptcl~IJTlll Hunter KUim: to. Canada, with defending champion Billy Casper heading (f) (60) Bill Johns board~ an 1lr· the field of professionals compet ing for the $25,000 first priie. craft carrier In the P1eifie th•t The broadcast fOC\.lses on the five finishing holes on the third serves as flaashlp for an anti·SUb· and fourth days {today and tomorrow) of the four-day, 72-hole marine warfare task force. (R) tournament. In the event of a tie, the winner will be determined fl) Alnericaa-At.•lu How by an 18-hole playoff on Monday, June 24. The Canadian 1:00 fJ QI (j) Ed Salllwan: (C) (60) Open was launched in 1904, maklng it the wor1d's fourth oldest Stiller & Meara, Connie Fra11els professional golf tournament Ernie Afagonls, Don Chevrier, guest. (R) Bob Moler, Ted Reynolds, Don Whitman and Ted Darling cover D @@ne Fii: (C) (60) "Thi the action from the par-70, 6,792-yal'd course. Homecoming." Richard Kil-auests 4:00 0 G,..nd Prix 5 : (C) Auto racing highlights of the 1968 Day· vi tona 500. as John Streyer, a fuaitive traitor !5:00 -. ,... ~ Holl.-.... Part( RKeS: (C) The $40,000-Added Lona who is met at the airport by Com· .., ~ ,,.,.,.,. e munist 8$$1SSins on his return to Beach andicap is a l 1/16 event on the main track for three- the United States. David Opal'oshu, year-olds and up. Bettye Ackerman. Victor!• Shaw, ___ D_@_rn __ ABC_'_•_Wlde __ w_Of1d __ o1_Spo_rts __ <c_> ______ _ John Kerr auest. (R) fE ratterna fOf l.Mft1 Gl~Ja-. ,,...: 11.. IBW"1d If Yid (C) .:Tl'! '""-R tit .• (60) Musical propm w '""' ul RIV'Ofutiotl vldeotl at Harfttm's famed Ac>ol· lO:JO 0 htll ef ,_. (C) (30) ii) Varildldts lo Theater. (R) m La CrMI (C) (60) •:• a ~ oo MoeMrHt·Law: <C> <30> m 1 mcae.J s..ra hcific ,... m """ <C> <so> "Throufh the lurkin& Gl1ss." The dlM: 1£> 160) A new look at the 11:00 II a.. O'a.d ~ (C) QtU composure of· two policemen is up-Tahitian dancers, the Samoa"* with Roberts, Stan Duke. set when the Hubbards and thl their sword rituals, the Fills Wiik· a T'9 lltll ....,, Niwa: (C) (30) Buells arrive at the police station Ina throu1h fire and the enchantln1 Tom Broklw. dressed as animals. CR) sounds of thl New Zealand Maoris. II a,.. fer ot.;11111a (C) (30) 0 Upbeat (C) (60) (R) fJ llllPt (C) (30) "The Hana· m Men 11 Crials (30) fJ) AnleaLM ¥.wtJ Slltw up." Chris Robll\IOll, Bar1>1,. An· G) Adventure in Sperts (C) (30) al)...._ s,.,1111.,. _, deraon star In drlllll of '9Ulll aMI· fl) Tiit Wotld TtMnW &m Allarta Mam pie faced with dedslons conc:«nlnl m Feature: "Universe on I Saatch llXUll conduct btfort m1rrlap. Pad." NASA scientists atte11111t to t :JO II Car _, Traci (C) (30) Q) °*"' II tllle ..._ (C) (60) predict the futu,. shape of tht fB SHcllJ lMl/M•lea '--~ (I) 1'la Dar ltU (C) universe with a pencil, a scratch IE Cl'M TMtre Qt (I) t.eMoe u... (C)/..._ (C) pad and a computer. 10:00 B 9 (I) Mlsliolt: ,.,, • ..._ (C) 11:151) Newr. (C) Hany RUIOfllr. ii) la Ttnllflll (60) Phelpa stops for pt In a t:OO a 9 (j) SllOttMra lrotlltrs: (C) small western town and lands In the 11:30 fJ lllewit: "ltM tit ...,. (c»mecly) (60) Sin&er Glen Campbell, country· middle of a plot to aua ... nlt1 a Bl -ero8!'! Hope, Oon>thy LH'lour, music sinaer-composer John Hart-defectlnc Russian rocket ll(ptlt. (R) "I -:1· ford and veter1n comedienne Jacllie 0 9 Ci) Midi Qlfanll: (C) (60) D ~ ~ If ,....._,.. (Moms) Mabley guest (R) ii{ "Rlnifna Offent1." Billy Blue (drama) 54-Georp Narchtl. D ~@ BonHza: (C) (60) Cannon faces po~lble hanalna wtlen IJ hMlc Service (C) "Commitment at Anaelus." Little he Is courl·martialed on tht , char.. fJ @ Cl)"-(C) Joe and Candy become t1rrets for of kllllnr •n Nmy 1enerlf s aon. fJ W_.. Ill Yid (C) killers after they prove the claims Denver Pyle, Alan Beramann &utll. ID Qlller of $lrikln1 worilers that their mine (R) 11:45 D ,.... (C) '"111'11 at See" (dra Is unsafe. CR) II SUNDAY NEWS REPORT ma) '61--0uy Rolfe Al•n Whit.I. -~ @~~d=11~:.: * Pres. by Harris & Frank lZ:OO m ....w. "HtftJ~u~ w fllnde"" (drama) '65-Klm Novak. II Sa.a, Repert (C) (30) (musical) '« -Bette Davit, Jadl Richard Johnson, Anaela lansbury, rf! Willia• f. ~lleli., Sllow: (C) Carson, Roy Ropr.. Vittorio De Sica Leo McKem, Geora• ( ) Pott Allin G1nsbl11 jolna Bud!· l:OO I) ,.... ...._. ..._., (hew Sanders, lllll Pelmer. Story of the '' for • lltera~• •nd stfmulltln~ • rot) '60 ...:. Coleen Gra , Grant Wit: romantic adventures of 1 leaendary d1SCUsslon on 'The . Avant-Gant. 11 Y 18th-century &ir1, an orphan who lnvoMnc two widely drveraent view· D~... C beains a serin of ascapades with point$. ( ) the eldest son of a ma_yor In whose m Ntwa: (C) (30) Cllf Klrtl. 1:30 m CllllN S.U,: "TI1t 0.Vll's home ahe Is a servant. (R) 11J Wtrld Adviatlr9 (C) (30) Mask.." MONDAY JUNE 17 • For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES tlO D "'Mr • ....,. ltt"P -. lel" (dr1ma) '51-Cllfton Webb, Joanne Dru. • fJ "Al YMq II YM f..r' (com• ~) '51-Monty Woolley. "'J ...... llMI Enry Nltllt" (musical) '6-- Rlta Hayworth. ~l:OOD "Sit of • .,.,., (comedy) '34 :::::.W. C. Atlds. "TIM KN F,.. a.wt!Md" (drama) '49 -Georae 81'911t. ll:JO m "DIWid Hn•" (drama) '34- Wl"U Roten. "'Tiie U•pit& II•" (drama) '53-Uoyd Brldps. l:JO ID~" (drama) '52 - Ann Richards. Willllm Bishop. 4:30 IJ "TM HaPPJ TI•t'" (comedy) 'S°2"-Ch1rles Boyer, Linda Christian. 8 '1'h T111ef" (myatery) 'S2~ay ilflanct. Rita Cam. l::OD 8 lh lie N...: (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. D ....,_.rinti., Rt1*t <C> <30> ..... Alea ~ (C) (90) llr· bara Ftldon, Jadl CassWy, Rodney Danaerfltld, ind Rit.I Tilltl auest. D Six O'a.dl ....._: <C> ..._,. Ii 0..... Space'" Caci.ti) '60 -Ryo lkebe. Kyoko Anzai. m ..... .., <C> <30> ID httJ Mt (30) lftl (])Mm Criffin SMw (C) ...... lhw? eo DelpeNr l:JO I ""IC Ntwt StfYlct (C) (60) n. croowr ••• <C> (30) Hu• (30) Mc.Hile'• ...., (30) (6) lhnlu.,......, ""*' (C) . ltlur ......... tw l.Nnt· •r: "I Don't Cit How That Hap- pens." First In 1 ter1es ol eiq,eff. ment1I prorrams for teachers, this show is en Introduction to basic science concepts. QI Ci) CIS EWolq Ntwl (C) Im flOtldt,. 3' (C) 7:00 R CIS &t11tt1 News: (C) (30) filttt' Cronkite. I F T"" (C) (30) I Left L«J (30) Cllllp1'1 llWMI (30) ~Movie: (C) ....,.. (west· em) 55 -Audie Murphy, Mari Bl1nchard. I Wllhln&tM Ill Rlwlew (C) (i)TM ....._ (C) u C.111 Yldl 1:JO e ca CiJ , ..... a,. <C> <60> The threat of • spotted fwer epidemic p1nlc:s Dodie City lfter Doc Adlms treats the aravtly Ill butW of 1 hunttnc party lbolrd • luxury r1ll· ro1d car, then orders the train sidetracked and qu1r1ntined. Dana ~variety show? ~new news show? CWltch June 24 (D THE DAILY PILOT. TV WELi<. JUNE 15 19~8 Wynter and Moraan Woodward II) Hetiday (C) (30) i ut. (R) Eil) lltlot ,._.: "What Happenad Tiit MoMMS: (C) (30) ''The In the Primary?" Leo McElroy and onken Paw." The Monkees IX· auests analyze the results of last perience an incredible run of bad weelt's primary, end review the at· luck after they buy a "aood luck" curacy of the polls. chann from a magician. Hans Con· 0) Ml&lka J Eatreflu MlllUlt ried auests. (R) 9:30 11 9 (i) F••lly Affair: (C) (30) 11 Ctldt11 Voyao: (C) (30) "The Uncle Blif and French, upset be· Kinadom of Nature." cause Buffy has to have her tonalla 0 Ci1.) m CowboJ iw Africa: (C) out. ianore Jody's re1>0rt that he fro) "African Rodeo." Conclusion. hes a sore throat, too. (R) Promoter Trevor Welllnaton Oan O (fl) CI) Ptyton PllClr. (C) (30) Murrey) plots to make sure that Susan expresses feera that her Jim Sinclair is beaten in the rodeo. plans may explode her ma1T111e; Alejandro Rey end Michael Conrad Jiii tries t9 put down Joe; Rodney, •re featured. (R) Norman ind Rita discuss their busl· fJ MHlitn $ Movie~ "Tiit Wrona ness plans . M11" (drama) '57 -Henry Fonda, &J Werld Advtftt1tre (C) (30) Vera Miies, Anthony Quayle. @l) NET Jeumal: "Never a Back· I Trvtll or ~ (C) (30) ward Step." A profile of Canadian hnJ Muon (60) newspaper maanate RQf Thomson, Tiit Frendl CMf (R) dubbed lord Thomson of Fleet Co•lco r Callciones Street. Friends and critics comment ' &.1IO D Tiit Clta111pions: (C) (60) "The on the owner's methods of h1ndlln1 Dart lsl1nd." Mysterious happenings the largest newspaper chain In on a tropical island thruten wor1d England and Ca nada. (R) peace. Alter three secret acents dis· €!) Revistl Miaslcat Nescafe 1ppear on the island, Nemesis 10:00 tJ ~Ci) Carol lumttt: (C) (60) sends Tiie Champions to investi· Betty Crable and Martha Reye gate. They discover that the Island auest. (R) Is a missile site to be used to start D 9 00 I Spr. (C) (60) "Home World Wu Ill. to Judament." Robinson end Scott 0 Movit: (C) "London Town" (mu· bungle an assignment and become sical) '46 -Sid Field, Greta Gynt, the hunted in a deadly cat·end· Kay Kendall. mouse game across a rugced Mid· m ,..,.d (C) (30) west prairie. Una Merilel and Will fD Rainbow Quest: The Cajun Band Geer guest. (R) shares music with host Pete See· IJ CIOl'J!.. Putnam Nns (C) (60) 1er. Sones included are "Razorback @ l1J Tiit lie YllJtr. (C) (60) Hog," "While Your Mother's Not "Journey Into Violence." Heath is Here, let's Dance Real Close," "Bia captured and aixused of murder by Mammoo'' and others. members of a fanatical rellclous flt Amor '" el Desit~ sect. (R) 1:30 Ii The Lucy Sltow: (C) (30) Milton I Tempo (C) (60) Berte and his wife Ruth are guests Jadl l.aU.111 NftS (C) (60) in en episode in 'which Berte de· • lilly Crelia• Cnasadt (C) (60) cides to change his public imap • . Ttltrt Famili.. by becoming a motlon·picture pro. 10:30 · Wltlt's Hlpperi1ns, Mr. SIMr1 ducer. Lucy takes 1 weekend Job 11 ( ) ''David .snve_r's Pa.rty." Mod pro· his seCfetary and lets it be known fessor David S11~er invites friends she doesn't like his new lmap. (R) and strangers Into the TV studio D @CI) Rat ,atrol: (C) (30) for a wild party. •'fhe Never.Say-Die Raid." A Ger· 11:00 tJ Eleven O'Clod Report: (C) (30) man colonel tries to foroe Sat. Troy Jerry Dunphy. to send false Information to the D Tiie lltll Hour Ntw1: (C) (30) Allies.. Sat Moffitt receives in ene-George Skinner. my position repart from Troy just I Tiit Wemmm (30) before the mceant and Hitchcock News: (C) (30) Baxter Ward. are captured. (R) , • Movie: "Cloudburst" (dram•) I Merv llriffln (C) (90) 2 -Robert Preston. Ellllbeth l"ald Political (30) Sellers. (I) lilly llrlll,. Crlllldt (C) I Ln Crant (C) (60) Alita de Mont•u News (C) ~Ntwt (C) 9:00 tJ tB Cl) Andy Crifflu.: (C) (30) Tiiis Day 1961 (C) Edward Andrews plays a 'llsttlna News plOfusor who falls for Aunt Be.-11:15 &J ovie: 111e Wiid OMotu" rattler for Aunt Bee's cookln1. (R) (western) ·~Jim Devis 0 u i IHc!A I National CoJ. 11:30 tJ Movlt: "Hip Aistir' (drama) ltc• P.,..nt: (C) (60) Finals '53--Ray Milland. Anthony Newley. of the 14th a11nu11 paaunt are I ~@ The TonlPt s"°" (C) ~roacluJt from Pal.m Beach, Flor· M'Ovit: (C) "Tiie AveftlW'S" (Id· ida. The 50 state fmallsts compete venture) '50-John Carroll Adele for the covet~ title of National Mara. ' Colleae Queen in a •ries of events I @ CD Joey 8illlep Sllow (C) to determine scholastic •chievement, 12:00 Joe Pjnt (C) hom~r:riaklna . ability, leadership 12:30 Outer li•lta qualities, pa1se and attractiveness. 12:40 • Movie: "Unbi11ed Yodl" (dra· Judy Hill of the University of Wash· me) '57-Mamle Van Doren Lori inaton, lest year's winner. will be Nelson. ' on hand to crown her successor. 12:45 &J Adlon Tlleatre: "Norman Con· D (Ii) CI) TM felony Squid: (C) quest." PO) "Orde~I by T~rror." Sgt Stone 1:00 tJ Mtwit: "Tiit fi&trtiftl WINc.lb" thend Dtt~we ~nus shoot down (ad'ienture) '57-Keefe Bresselle. e bandits _forcing store manager D Mowtt: "Mr Outtn lrwdler" Warren Hamson to open the safe (western) '51-Mickey Rooney Rob· ind unknowtnaly imperil t.he lives ert Stack. • of Harrison's f1mily. (R) O News (C) 1 7 • • 9 s lC .. REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS MONDAY th ru FRIDAY ti) Cl) S...., T-(C) 10:30. Qt Cl) Diel v .. .,,_. .... •.i ( l R N I N (, 1:10 fl 81Vt U1 11111 Day/N.., (C) n ta oo """•"• s.-111: ~ Host....,.eter Marstllll welcom• pest G:30 II S.mllltf' S1•11lw: (C) CllSlel panelists Roa Martin, Gypsy Role for the summer will be "Health To-lee, Paul Lynde, .lick CmldY, ind day" on Mondays, with Dr. Douataa Kaye Ballard. R11Ular panelilta are S. Damrosch of Columbia Unlver· Wally Cox, Char1ey Weaver, Jin Mur· sity lnstructln1: ''The Developln1 ray and Abby Dalton. Wor1d: Latin America" on Tuesdays, 1J Tiit CIMatlfs Thursdays, and Saturdays, with Pro· D '"" nn Diel Clntt .._ (C) fessor Kempton E. Webb of Colum· 1U.1 l.lil.I bla lecturinr; "Edll(4tlon Today" on ID from ~t IMide Otlt (C) Wednesdays, with Professor Francis ID ftltln1I A. J. Ianni as Instructor. and ''So-cial Welfare Today" Oii Fridays, with U:GO II a Cl) ...... Lift (C) Dr. Alfred J. Kahn lnstructinf. D a 00 JeopardJ (C) II Education Exdlanp: (C) "On U Movie: See Daytime Movies. Campus." The third weefl of the G) Romper Room four·week series features discussions with A. l. Rowse, Bob Hope, Char1es 11:25 fJ Qt()) CBS News (C) ~8!f. Ray Bradbury and Richard U:30 119 CI> Selrc:Ai ftr r ... ,,.. (C) m Educational Fe.,. II 0 00 E,. a.,_ (C) fJ) Ttdlnal Comer m SMrfff Jollll (C) G)N8WI 7:00 fJ Meet tM Miiters: (C) A sum· mer course on art history. OclpMJ 11:45 fJ Cit (j) 11'1 luldin1 Upt (C) Is shown on Tuesday only. II tD (iJ Tht Todlf Sltow (C) DScopt <C> AFTERNOON !:55 e U@ille -(C) • (J7) (]) ClllllN'• ..... (C) S:GO 8 QI (() Tiie Secrll -('C) BP.D.Q. (C) aa...ntoltMt D li7J CI>...., ......-(C) ...... a...(C) . ....... u 00 llltllee: Don Rodewald. ,~ ... ._ ..... (C) ............. (C) U '-feet Mlldl (C) D tm CJ) Diil .._ (C) Q)IWle r.llJ (C) Qt(IJ Dllllq for1W.. ...... •:00 n -c.rt (C) D@(]) ne D1t1111 ._. (C) .............. m..., ••• .., .... CC> 4:30 B llllwtr. Set Daytime McM-. ............... (C) D ..._ <C> euter w.,.. fJ MtWt« See Olytimt Mowtts. • ...,, lie,., .. (C) t1! CJ) .......... ('C) 5:t0D111mc..._..,_(C) .......... nn. u Cl)...., ......._ ... ('C) • (() ...,,. Pim ,.., 5:15 • Tiie fn.llJ .... 5:10. ~ .... lllntlt D UC,.._ (C) fr1nll ~ .. ~ .., .......... ,..., D Cl> 1111a Dlf 1• CC> ... ........,~ ... a(() .... ,... UMU <C> m Mr. Wishbone Show (C) fl.) stock Marbt 12:00 fJ lloutiqur. (C) Guests for the ----------------------- 7:30 fJ CIS Nen: (C) Joseph Bent!. D Exerd• WiUI a1er1a <C> 0 Cartoofta (C) m Oaphnt'1 Cartoons (C) 1:00 fJ ~ CI> Captain Kanproo (C) 0 Glr1 Talll (C) @ (I) Wtbstlr Webfoot 1:30 O Movie: See Daytime Movies. 0 Movie: See Daytime Movla. @ (I) Cartoons (C) 9:00 fJ 9 ()) Candid Ca•ra DID 00 SMp Judpltnt: (C) Dyan Cannon and Joel Grey are this wee4''s guest panelists. and Soupy Sales and Diana Sands also pest m @ (1) Jack La Lunt (C) 9:25 II~ 00 NIC Ntn (C) D CommunltJ Caleadar. A live, public service program. 9:30 fJ Qj Ci) lt¥trfJ HIUbillltl II 9 00 Conailtrattotl (C) II Stories of tM Ctnbary m Lea Crant Sbow (C) @(j)S. Hunt 10:00 fJ AndY of Maytieny D Qi (j) ,._.alltJ: (C) Art Camey, Joan Fontaine, and Niptey Russell attempt to auesa ttlt innw personalities of Don Rickles, Aor· ence Henderson, Ben Gazzara, Au· dray Meadows, and Don Adams. D The 11'fn M• @ CI) Panerama Balltnfield week include Alvino Rey, tardlnall, Reeis Philbin, and Dr. Marprtt Mead. D ID 00 ltt'a Mab a Dtlf (C) D @ (I) Btwitdltd 0 TtlllPO: (C) Cole and Bohrman. G)BatM ......... Q"t (I) Andy of M~ 12:30 fJ ~ ()) Al tilt Wortd Tim (C) D t1J 00 o.,. ot o.r uw. (C) 0 @ (l) T,..,. .. (C) m Mevie: See Daytime Movies. m Dlalinf fer Dollars l:OORQl(i)LM la a..., Spltl-dlrtd Thlq (C) II Qt 00 Tiit Doctiera (C) D @ (]) Dream HMlt (C) 1:30 fJ Qt (I) Hout ""' (C) D @ 00 Alotlltf Wot1cl (C) D@ (1) Wecldint ~ (C) G) Movir. See Daytime Movia. 2:00 fJ Qt (()To Tiil tllt T,_ (C) D Qt 00 You Don't s.J (C) 0 @ (l) 11't N""JWld &a• (C) 0 T•po: (C) Bob and Sallie Dor· nan. 2:ZSfJNtwl (C) 2:30 fJ ~ (j) 1111 Edp of NiaM (C) II @ 00 11lt II.ta 8lllC (C) Johnny and JOln car10n &Utlt alone with Ed McMahon. II Lovt Tltat lob; Cookll1 AMINI ttit World, (C) Wednesday only. 0 @CV Tht .. .,, C••• (C) NEW Heathkit high-power inverter for boats, cars, campers ••• a powerful friend for people on the go! t'\:!:.'l:: ._:~ ~, $ t&H.11M9P•QQ l4 ••-If!• ..n."'' ~ ~~~:: :r- C"":; "~i· ::~-·--. ·- It v. - ~u-::•:::; . te 1tr•vldt '""'' ~· ~\~~~~e tr,. "° _ .. lot toolt. af\11tti. Ht• tit .,.,.. '· 4, \."1 t Y\t ... , MM t Cl lt .:--v ''"· ~.ad: ~.:: •. ='::~ ~~ c:..-..... ....,, :N~ ~~:ft~~'~:: -· --· _ BUILD IN AN EVENING Oil TWO ••• ::::.::.\ ·~":.l • ~~!:,' ,!~u':,~~1~ .4. CONNECT IT TO ANY 12v aOAT ~:~·,::,·~.'::' t':; ' ·\\-OR CAR BATTEltY, AND ENJOY 1-u1w.c. 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COSTA MESA 646-1684 ( I con1edy playhouse Mooty Hall, host of NBCs daytime series Let's Make a Deal, performs similar duties on NBC's Comedy Playhouse when the anthology series debuts Monday, June 24 at 9 PM, replacing the Danny Thomas Hour for the summer season. The series will be comprised of eight selected comedies that were originally presented on NBC's Bob Hope Chrysler Theatre. The first program, "And Baby Makes Five," is a comedy- starring Angie Dickinson and CH.ff Robertson-about city versus country living and loving. animal kingdor r.1 Bill Burrud has specialized in true-life and adventure-travel films since he organized his company 15 yea.rs ago, and n6w acts as host and narrator of _Animal Kingdom, a half ·hour color adventure series beginning Sunday, June 16 (on NBC, 6:30 PM) produced by his own company. Filming is being done here and abroad with episodes about the Bengal tiger of India, an underwater adventure beyond the Great Ba_rrier Reef, the Arizona Desert and the African elephant included in the series. TUESDAY JUN£ 18 for momiftc and afternoon htinp, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, fGr your convenience, •• the day's mowies. DAmME MOVIES 1:319cq-n........._.,_,_. "' $ -" (cwdJ) '59 -CfftMI .... Donllltly flkGulrt. fJ...,.., ...... ( ... utu•) .... -8mar Crabbe ...... (,.... (dla- i '44-JoM r.t.• 11:11 ,. D1k ....... (~) • -W. c. Filldt. JICt Olllit. U:JI • ..,.., Sllllrt"' (drlma) '52- ...... Ot c..io .• _,. l11At? (dtaml) ~ stnwJd. l:Je•""Ctnf ti T• lM'" ~) ~---"· ....... •·· 4:11• ......... ......,.. ( ........ ) '51 ~ lwtDn, a.rt ......... " .......... , • .-( ...... ) '60 -Jiff O..ndter, .... s-. ' 'w r r. 4 ,. , (I WEEK · SUNDAY 9:00 O @(I) (C) "The Amorous Adventures of Moll Flanden." Kim Novak, Richard Johnson, Angela Lansbury •and Vittorio De Sica star in the romantic adventures of a legendary 18th century playgirl. T\JESDAY 8:30 O Q) (6) (C) "The Pink Panther." Inspector Clouseau is at it again, this time on the Italian Riviera. The poor Inspector must solve the theft of a gigantic diamond called the Pink Panther, and he has several suspects-his wife~ Sir Charles (a notorious jewel thief), his nephew (a fledgling jewel thief)-but all of the evidence points to the Inspector himself. Peter Sellers, David Niven, Claudia Cardinale and Capucine star. THURSDAY 9:00 1J a ,_!) (C) "Call Me Dwana." Bob Hope and Anita Ekberg star in a United Artists spy spoof that 1s based in the African jungle. A hilarious golf match with Arnold Palmer adds to the comedy. FRIDAY 9:00 O ~ (J) (C) ''Topkapi." Appearing in her fourth Jules Dassln film, Mehna Mercouri stars as a woman who plots the greatest 1ewel theft of all time. She and her accomplices-played by Peter Ustinov and Max1m1han Schell-are thwarted in their attempt by a tiny sparrow. SATURDAY 9:00 O '21 6 (C) "Rower Orum Song." The 1961 Universal pie· ture is the story of a little Chinese "picture bride" who is smuggled into the States by the traditionalist mother of a Chinatown nightclub owner. The musical star.; Nancy Kwan, M1yosh1 Umek1, Jack Soo, James Shigeta. and Juanita Hall. Pqe 10 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JUNE 15 1968 lftd Ropr tty to fret Jeannlt from fl) lY ....... Omtt 1 aft (ill wtllch she b imprilontd) t:JO II 9 (I) leN ...... W.W: thlt is about tu be sent to ltlt (C) {JO) Dftt Ind Und1 l..twb llt lllOOll. (IQ confronted with Dnw'a ~11. wllo B....., ,._ bc:t.c (C) (30} lntefferes In werythln1 from ~· 8 lHJ C1) ..,,...., lefllll: (C) In& to redecontini. (R) (lO) '1'li9 Dtldly Muqutrade." fJ ~CJ) NYPD: (C) (30) ''Cruise Gofliff murnes the fdenttty of a to olifMcln." Ptter lessin1. • mu Britisll traitor who died peddllnc ll H11Ms has lone IUSllCtld of .., .ms to the IMftlJ. In his underwof1d ICtMties. 1rriws fl'Olll ... ,-.. Colllff finds hinmlf In Europe 1bolnl • luxury llntr-end ,..... ~. Tht Gennans ttilnk 10 does • tip tMt lmlnc his .. knows IDO mucfl 1bout their heroin I• hit pos1mlon. (R) "8na. Ind hoodlums coMider tlim m htlpeft. ,,... (C) (30) 1 dubmln who welshed on • f1l) lotl INt: Hod Robert Cromlt pmbMn1 debt. Will Geer, Michie! talks with Robert Trever, author of Conr.11 ruest. (R) ''The Jeelous Mistrea" ind ''Anato· B -$ 11tN: .,.., Mille ~ al 1 Munl«." l1lll-(comect,) ~Teny-Thomas, eJ Mlftlll 1 la ll:JO Attltne s.yter. Hattie .llcqlilS. lO:OOR~Cl)cas ...,.. IMr: (C) ITnlllt • C...•Hnc• <C> (30) • (OO)Y'The BuslntSS ot Rellalon." An ""1 .._ (60) investi1atlon of America'& c:hurehes llET "-J111•: .. "Thirteen ttlelr income and property, and the !nit Ftt~Tt1pped. (R) srowinf controversy fNtl whether l!l,'C .,.._ c:rwdl (C) their holdinp lhould 119 subject to dl$closure and torne form of taxa· w a~ C1J •·--• <C> C30> t1on. ~ flolb from the Greek -~ ,.._. 111n (C) (60) Thein °" die UnMnity of ~Ii· lH) Cl) 1'1t 1...S..: (C) (fiO) b'nil Btrw., campus. feetunna • ~ Outatost" Dntd VlftClftt dis· JOC11!1 l*°formtrl from thlt 1111. covers ttlt aliens art Wlntnblt to 'The · P'lftd "'""" wffl 119 cholen l'tlltiwefy minor human dlstaMS. (R) duriftr • .-clef ~hour edition Ir . .,. (C) (60) ti tbe ptOOlfft Oft Sept 3. Jldl a... ..... (C) (fiO) 9 ROUER GAMES-LIVE (C) lillJ ...._er.-(C) (60) * T-BIRDS vs DETROIT : lenlH 5Jm•lllzr. Erich leillS· • rf c:oft4 ucts ttle orchestra In eee. 8 llllf ~ (C) (2 hr) L.A. thcMn's Overture "Cor1ol.anus";· f.linls vs. Detroit Devils. Symphony No. 4, In 8-fllt majof, I Pm I • (C) {~) Op. 60; and Symphony No. 7 in A --• .. ..... 1111jor, Op. 92. l:JI 88 CJ) a.lltiml: (C) (60) The 9 (j) F-.. lllCINftPI,..._ L1>1nce pllys the @IJ T°'" • f..-1 ~· sinp. dlnces. niodtls llitter· ll:OO fJ a.w. O'Cltd a.rt {C) (30) mi costumes ind introctU<ieS • Jerry Dunphy pleybill ti lnttmltlonll entertainers. D n. m• · ...., Nin: (C) (30) &Ullb include Marien Montaomery, Georp Skinner OM Kine. Nine and Frederik. The I TM w...;... (30) r:,) Mol la(•Fa= (nldf.= ' lltn: (C) (30) Baxter W1rd. ' • llowle•(C)......_,.ltM ..... pantomime Id), end Prof., St1nley City" (wUtem) '66-arid Harris, Unwln (1 double·tllk comtc). Dorothy Pirter. u ~~ :r ,:.:'! I la c:rn... (C) (60) (~ 'S4--hter Sellers, David News: (C} Bill Johns. Niwll, Capudnt, Robert Warner, ~ =-~ lMI (C) a.. C«dlallt. Fran Jeffries, _, ,,_.. Deln:zit. A llidt intema· llln tloMI Jnt1 tttilf and I princess 11:15 II) llewte: "'TIA, Dirt .t HIH- who OM11 1 flbtilous diamond both -~ (comedy) '41-Ceslr Ro-entw. oe Ille laviefa It the amt mero, Milton Berte, Vlrilnla Gil· time, crutin& 1 problem for the more. loct~ ""'r.::· A <'V..,. (C) 11:30 fJ fll:011t: "Tlle 81r1 ii tM .,__ l>~~ty by Oesicn .. Al~nder IW' (chm•> '57-lsa Zia G•bof. M ...... 1 · ed · ..-lex Barter. u .... , • ~ to ...... onn. a I U 1'lt T-'.-Show (C) tfltft that wlll prevent a Middle ~ __.... -.....-. Eastern dictator from fi111ncin1 the : "CoClt Not ..... ,,.. takeover of 1 nei&ht>onna country. (drama) S5-Ann Sheridan, stew MundY's taraet 11 the pusbook to Cochran, Walter B~ennan. I $12.,500,000 1cx:ount in a Swiss fJ (jj) (}) JoeJ a-., $ltow (C) bank. Tina Louise. John Vin Oree-ll:OO m JM ,,. (C) Ian, M1ri Bl1neh1rd, Ron Soble 12:30 m All.fllattt 511ow: "One More iat. (R) Tomorrow." "Lulu Biiie," "John Min 8rtlfl• (C) (90) loves Maiy," and "luck of tha ....... (C) (30) , . h " ~ (C) A look at 1ncient ns · • Jlpanese thNter with drame, sin&· 1Z:45 ~: "111• Utllt Sllop tf Inf. dlnelna muliclans and m•&· (horror) '61-Jackle Jo· nlflc:ent costume. •IJh. Jonathan Haze. 8> Altitl • ........ ti) Adloll Tlleltrt: "Mn. Mike." H01~ Wttl (C) (30) l:OOfJMewte: "Tlle Dftfl To ,., llec:l r.~ "Doller Value (comedy) '31-Ronald Colm1n, Lo· In tfle Ghetto." Three journalists retta Youna, Myrna Loy. question an expert on the power D M~: (C) "T1lf'tt ,_., O,.S" of ttl• dolllr In minority areas with (mu.sicel) '65-Curt Juraens, flllde· respect to food, produd qu1llty, plllt Neff, Sammy Oevb Jr. rent •nd inttnat ma. fJ N.., (C) • ' r, e f D 0 ) ) I· I- " . r, A I) 1) e '· I- I• j. .. r. .. .. n e " I• "' ,. .. t· I WEDNESDA Y JUNE 19 For morning and afternoon 1;.tlngs. please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 0 (C) ''Clleaper by die DozH" (comedy) 'SO-Clifton Webb, Jeanne Crain. D "Utt in tM lllalce" (drama) 'SS-Ricardo Montalban, (C) "Th Story tf Mantlnd" (drama) '57- Ronald Colman. 11:00 IJ "Tiit WMpon" (drama) '57- Steve Cochran. "Sea Safari" (doc· umentary)-fllmed by Stanton Wa· terman. lZ:JO m ''W"lftts of tlN Mernin(' (dra· ma) '37-Henry Fonda. "Hit 1tld Run" (drama) '58-Fetix Marten. 1:30 m "Holid1y Wttt'' (romance) '57 -leslle Dwyer. Lisa Daniely. 4:30 IJ (C) ''&lory'' (comedy) '56 - Walter Brennan, Maraaret O'Brien. 0 "Tiie lit Sllot"' (drama) '42- Humphrey Bo&art, Irene Mannina. EVENING 6:001J Tiit Bil Nen: (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. 0 Hantltf ·Brlnklty R•rt (C) (30) 1J Steve Allen si.: (C) (90) Guests are Marion Brando, James Baldwin, Mahalia Jackson, and two representatives of the Hopi Indian Tribe. 0 Sil O'Clock "'"* (C) "Tiie Min Fro111 Bittlr Rkl&•" (western) 'SS-lex Barker, Mara Corday. m Marine Boy (C) (30) m Patt, Du•• (30) @ CI) Mm &rfftln ._ (C) EJl)Mat's ....r m v Dllpertar 6:30 0 KNBC News S«Vlc:e (C) (60) D Tiit &roovy Qamt (C) (30) m ttut1 <30> m McHale's Navy (30) QJ Ci) H•..Uey.arinkltJ Report (C) EJl) Ptnptdiwu .. , l.Nnliq; "Ml· croteachin&." Research and develop· ment in teacher tr1inln1 methods are studied. ~ (j) C8S Ewtnln1 News (C) @I) Notidero 34 (C) 7:00 B C8S Evtftl11 Ntn: (C) (30) Walter Cronkite . I IMe leicy (30) Cilllo1'1 I.a.Id (30) (i) You Asted for H I F Troop (C) (30) tNeber 'U: "Or.ma." Arnold Pike hosts. 9 Cl) MeHalt's NIWJ @!) la C.na Vada 7:JO IJ lost In Space: (C) (60) Prof. John Robinson vanishes from the midst of his family and friends into a weird anti-matter wocld, while his place is taken by an evil crea· ture from that world wflo Is Rob· lnson's antl·matter twin. Unaware that their l•def Is no lonl'r the rut John Robin-., the other Earth· llnp are mystlfled by tti. h'llfl{tn· In& chanp In peraonallty. (R) D 0 @ T1lt Vlrsf•IM: (C) (90) ''The Death Waaon." An outlaw «trlcken with scarlet fevet" forces Holly and Elizabeth Grainier ID help him escape his krny eeptoa and becomes taraet of a search led by Trampu. nm Mcintire (aon of Jeannette Nolan and John Mcintire) euests as outlaw Veda, with Albert Salmi and Michael Constantine euesting as Army escorta. (R) Include Barblrt ftldon ..... Thi u• ~·-Va.ct ll9lllt: (Q (30) Doodletown R"' ~. a tHJ w .,.... 11 "' G: .. ua ...., .._ CQ <30) lfirdir." (C) ( UrlftCI Hlr• ~. vey, Diane Ciltnto and Hup O'Brien I ...._. (30) star In splne·tlnctlftl ttlrflltr, by ~ (C) (~ •axtier Ward. Frederick Knott. about a man wltfl ...._ . ..,.. 111a h -I' (dnl· an ln11nious plan to do ••11 Wittl "".) 'SI-Gana~. Dick Foran, his wife whom lie au$Pldt ol In· Met Torw.ie. fldtllty. Taped In London. (R) I la er.. (C) (IO) Ill.-i. tile S.. (C) (30) ~ (Q 8lK JoMs. . NET FtllMI: ''Tftt-Go1*n -(Q I,... Opera stera Blrstt Niimi.. ~ 1'1111 D11J 1111 (C) Dittrich Flschtr·Oiesbu and otbtn ~ flln appear In behlnd·lh•·stenes reconl· e .. Ina session of Weaner's "Die Gott· ll:lJ ~: .. .._ ......,. (edven· terdaemm1run1.'' (R) tunl) 48-Mstlne Miller, Art.tlur 8) Mltfalta Mlllk81 Frtnz. D HIPPJ Wandern: (t) (30) Slim and Henrietta see the be1utlful Ra· mona Papant, annual play held In the amphithe1trt In Riveriidt Coun· 9:30119 CIHI• & SM: (C) (30) 11:30 8 .... : (C) °TM ,._ _. ty, visit the San Luis Rey Mission Dick and Paula's foster aon Kim di °""""~(westem) '51----AlttloflJ and marvel at the sand sculptum (Brian Todll) stows away 16olnt o.ctw~ Tufts, Mn Wlftdlor. at Bibleland. a plane and arm. In town ID I Cl) TlllllM ._ (C) o cm rn The Aven11ra: <C> <60> v1111t his foster pal'1flta. <R> : ,.. " a..e ....... ''Murdersvllle." Major Paul Croft, m z.r.•a (C) (30) rama) '54-Jofln Dertll. Wanda a friend of Mrs. Peel runs into II) ,.,.._ ......... C.. Hendrix, W11ttr lrtnnan. hostility when he returns from 10:00 II 9 (I) T1lt DM .._.. --= 8 (l! (]) JMJ ......, ._ (Q abro1d and aettles down in the (~ T60) Della R-alld Man 11.:11 •JM .,.. (C) country place he bouaht si&ht un· Drake pest. aeen near the vlll11e of l ittle· D @(I) .. * Y• lk (Q U:JI m ...,._ --= "lo,.. flrt1e1 Storping-in·the·Swuff. (R) (60) "Down W'ith WHIY Hltdl.." Ooft ~t*." ''OM Sunday ~" D Million $ Movie: (C) ''nit Qlr1 Rickles gueats 11 Willy Hatdl, • '<lrima It ~ Dalt Ho-, 'Kiii in t111 Red Vefnt Swint' (drama) has-been comedian who ta KCUMd or Be Killed. '55 -Ray Milland, Joan Collins. of a statutory crime. Paul Bryan lt:.45 II .... : ~ "'Clrlla Cllt' (Witt· Farley Granier. A sensational tum· dlSCOYtrs his old frftnd Wllfy'a tm) '52-Randolph Scott. Rarmoncf of·the·century scandal involves an plilht from a ntw1p1per Item and MISltf, Uldllt "°'1MA. illicit affair between show·1ir1 Eve· comes out of "retlrtr-.f' to de· m Acl'9 llltllrt: "lesion of die lyn Nesbit and Stanford White-fend him. (R) Doomed.'' with murder in Madison Square I latrp Plltaa• ,.... (C) (60) l:GO 8111111: 04fW (drwa) '51- Garden as the result. • y_,. (C) (60) susan Ooqla, WUll• flllfppa_ m TrvUI or Conseq.,..ees (C) (30) Jack lAIMll Jltn (C) (60) D 11tw1r. ............ lu t...r m Perry Muo11 (60) 1i11J lr1'8m Crna4e. (C) (60) (drama) '62-Sablna s-tman. EJl) The Real Rtv0lutio11: "livina Boa dtl Mltraln Hermolnt Baddeley. and Death." Krishnemurtl explains 10:30 m .. .,. Ytrt(1 ..... c:.M.... D ..... (C) the inward contradictory desim -------------------------most people have about life and death. He points out how to con· quer fears of toslnf what we know. 9 (() lffly ,,._,. Ctusadt (C) fl) ,,_!er 9Jfl0ft 1.-00 IJ NFL Adion: (C) (30) "A Year of Glory and a Day of Defeet." A study of the Baltimore Colts, the first NFL team since 1934 to go throulh 13 &•mes without tntln& defeat. m Pnwonl (C) (30) m...., 111 PtnpedM <C> m-... ... ".,..,. 1:30 R ta (j) 1'1le ltmlJ Hlllbillltl: (Cj {30) Jethro shows up for -.n Army Reserve Interview dressed as a Confederate soldier-but nobody notices. (R) I Wr'lltlill~90 (i1) (j) Mr. 100,000 olb-Cilleft : (C) (30) The sensational French sln1in1 star headlines a variety special featur· Ing top entertainers, lncludin& Bra· zillan singer Joao Giiberto, Swedish actress and slnaer Lill Lindfors, Austrian saxophonist H1ns Koller, German recordin1 star In&• Bruck. ind Ber1in's Gunter Kallman Chorus. I Merv Criffi1 (C) (90) ....... tf tile World (C) (30) Anita dt Mente.Ir t:OO R Qi (j) Grttn Acns: (C) (30) Ont of Lisa's chickens Is layinr square eus. and Ollvtr Oou&las tries to find out which one. (R) IJ KRAFT MUSIC HALL * John Davidson and The Doodletown Pipers. D QJ 00 Kraft Mak Hiit: (C) ~) John Davidson hosta. Guests ~musical show? ~ information show? '"mrtch June 24 (l} THURSDAY JUN£ 20 For morninc and afternoon Hstln11, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES a:JOD <C> ....,.. Mllll .... ,....... (mullcal) '52-0lfton Wtbb, ~ ...... . 1J ..._ =d,.me) ·~ry COoper. "A SaMlll" (ODM· ~ ·~ti• Coburn. ll:tO n"""" tfllt lrM" (ICMntu,.) •»-&ry Coopor. "ewer SQ" (Wiilem) '57-Jtff Monw. U:JO GI '1\t II• I LtW' (ch1na) '47 -Ida Lupino. ""-lJale 11..r' (drama) 'l~rd G. RoblMon. 1:>1 m.,.., r.... u.." <'"""'1> 'l7-Jan1 Can, Fr1nds L Sulllnn. 4:JO R (C) ""'-5.0CIO ,.__ tf •· 'F (f1ntuJ) '53--fflna Conrtlcl. T ommJ Rtttli. B (C) "'llftllm... (ad·fl) '62- e:t11 Ottosen. AM Smyner. I Vi .... ' ., (, ... Dt lfC "-: (C) (60) Jeny Dunpl'f. • .. .., • ...., .... (C) (60) B StWI Al'-llllw: (C) (90) Jules Sijne, JQnt Mtadowa. Jack CoNln and YwnM Wlldlt, and ... end Candr su..t. a 111 O'aec:l lllMI: ....., ..a tlii n.tll"' (musical) '62--0lul>by Ctttdiet, ~ CMndttr. ...... .., (C) (30) .,..., ..... (30) 11! ()) lltn lrtffia ... (C) fJDWW'• ~ ED DltfUtlr l:lf D tllllC ..._ snc. tc> C60) II 111t c,..., ea-<C> <30> ...... (30) aJ llcfleWI .., (30) u 00 ..... ., • ...., ....,. (C) .,~ .. ....._ .. Each Oie ~ ~t." A looll 1t Meth· ods of teacher 1dfustment to Inell· vldual lt1mln1 rates In Enfllsh end mathetnatlcs. 6 (I) CIS &.•1 Mtwl (C) ., ...... J4 (C) 1:eo • cas bellhll ~ CC> <30> filter Crontlite. G F Tnlllf CC> <30> • I Liit Llcy (30) m lilllpll'• ...,.. <30> U ())lllPMllllWUd CC> ., ••••• Fii ft (I) lldllle'I .., ELIC..Y.aa 7:30. ta Ci) a...-Sbtf: (C) (90) ~ WUC.On pl.,s • rtmuuned lndiln dtittf who k pnMW Into mivinc his nr1ib put when 1 show prmnta an "autbentic" rt· crution of a famous battlt in which the chllt foucflt. (R) THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JIJNE 15, 1968 DD (j) Da11ltl ...... : (C) (60) II) ..... E--. ''The Desperate Raid." Daniel and f".JO B U (j) DnipC (C) (30> "The French fu1itiv• LeGrand (Jacques Bfi Problem.'' Sit. Friar and OffJ. S.raerec) both tum Redcoats . to cer Gannon chedl Into police bru· plerte a British Bloc~ade with V1tal tality c111rres comlnc from 1 Necro supplies for an upnv11 fort (R) community. Roy Glenn. Maldie Nor· 8 EXCITING! PLAY man, Geort Stanford Bro.m iutst. * .. LET'S GO TO THE (R) RACES!" MORE BIG ~~~,=:-,.::=a~~~~ CASH WINNERS! GET 1yn to dinner: SuSln decides to FREE ENTRIES AT VON'S pl11 It safe; • drops In on Jill. II Leta Ce Te th lllCeS (C) (30) ID Trlllll (C) (30) 1J@ (l) S.C...d H1"*9d Y.-s: fJl) l11dia! MJ 1.-1 Second part (?) (30) "San Juan Hill." Luke Of al\ award·wlnnlnr Mries repre· tries to help Annie lonptreet clear 1entin1 a nostalalc journal of a the name or her late arandfather. man who returns to his native India who was cashiered for cowardice after 17 years of exlle. at San Juan Hill. E. J. Peaker lO:OO 0 0 (i) PR£MIEI£ Dlln Martill auests. (R) rr...u -u.. Celddlaers: (C) (60) GI Millon $ Movie: HAntlloftJ Ad· Dean's replacement Is a varletJ __., (drama) '36-Fredric Marth, show starrln1 Joey Heatherton and Olivia de Havllland, Claude Rains. frank Sinatra Jr. Paul lJnde •P· m Trutll er Coulquenca (C) (30) pears throufhout the summer as II) PtnJ Maaon (60) a special auest. The series, based Ell) FMtu,.: ''Tombs of Petra." A on the tunes and events of the documentary of explorer Joe Brown's I930's. features comedienne Bar· elCperienc:es In uncoverinc SOO·year-bara Heller. the Skiles and Hen· old secrets In the stron&hold of derson comedy team, Stanley Myron Petra, Jordan. Handleman, The Tlmes Square Two, IE) N11n Cita Mlllieal Stu Gilliam, and Tht Golddlgers. 1:00 II lo.liq (C) (2 hr) 0 Ceorp htn•• ..._ (C) (60) . . 0 _.. lllutre: (C) (60) A IJ ~ Cll Tiii Flyt111 fl•. (C) pianisfs hands appear to be more (30) If You Want .. To Fly, Keep important than his lnterritJ when Your. Cornette Dry. Both Slst11r lie refuses to fllht for the woman Be!fnll~ and Cartos have . trouble lie loves althou&h she's sacrificed fly1n1 1n 1 Puerto Rican rainstorm. her life to keep him alive. i GI y,_,. <C> (60) P._.d (C) (~O) m Jldl Lltlll• Ntw1 (C) (30) bier• II DtMtm (j)Tlte U11Mdl1•1ts : ,,.,.., th CuiW I Flftrite $1INJ (C) (30) l:lO 0 @ @ lrMUdt: (C) (60) : UD ltvitW (I) =======================~ "Memory of an Ice Cream Sticlt." lO·lO.nNtws· (C) (30) Bill Johns Chief Ironside and Marie Sanger • ~ • · CHANNEL L I STINGS Information for these logs 1s furnished by the telev1s1on stations. TV week 1s not re:;pons1ble for last-m inute changes in program II stings. 0 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles 0 KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles 0 KTLA (Ind.) Los Angeles 0 KABC (ABC) tos Angeles GI KHJ (Ind.) Los Angeles m KTTV (Ind.) Los Angeles m KCOP (Ind.) Los Angeles m KWHY (Ind.) Los Angeles ED KCET (NET) Los Angeles m KMEX (Ind.) Los Angeles ,3 KLYD (ABC) Cable Bakersfield 6 KERO (NBC) Cable Bakersfield :i' KBAK (CBS) Cable Bakersfield J71 KLYD (ABC) Bakersfield in KERO (NBC) Bakersfield ~ KBAK (CBS) Bakersfield A star ( •) preceding a log listing indicates 1t .i.s a paid adv er· t1sernent Channels 22. 28 and 34 are UHF 1n Los Angeles. with 28 being the educational (ETV) station. Channels 17. 23, and 29 are UHF 1n Bakersfield. SIGN ONS (TEST PATTERNS) Chutnef 2~:48 AM Sunday, 6·09 AM Monday through fnday 7 18 AM Saturday. Channel 4--7 QO AM SuMay. 6 00 AM Monday througn Fr1day 1 00 AM Saturday. Cha'"'el 1--"'•oCT•mminf st•rts at 8 30 on Sunda)' 7 00 AM Monday through Friday ind :30 AM on Saturday Th•\ ~H•n• is published w~ly '°' this newspaper by n M£Jt. a d1;ff5i of Griffin '"'""""-and L~.,._ Ce.. Inc~ ed11onal and ptoduc· tton ten . PO Bo• J l§O, Glendale Calif. Address advert•s•ng inquines to tha d•splay •dvart1s1n1 dapaltmant ->I ttl's n~paper quarrel when Ironside warns him 11:001J Elewn O'Cloc* Report: (C) (30) eaainst association with an old Jerry Dunphy. friend, Sam Noble, now a parolee. 0 The lltll How Nen: (C) (30) Mel Scott, Ena Hartman 1uest. (R) George Skinner. 0 (i7J (]) Btwttdltd: (C) (30) IJ 1't • ..,..,.... (30) "Hipjjle, Hippie. Hoor1J!" Sam '!as 0 News; (C) (30) Baxter Ward. double trouble when lier look·ah~e GI Movie: •'Tiit Swindle" (dr1ma) cousin Seren1 attends a hippie '62-Broderick Crawford Richard love·ln and her picture appears on Buehart ' tlhe ::;: r,::_ofctc:5er. <R> m Lts .Cr. ... <C> <60> . ... , llnd (C) (30) m Movie: "Cep_...... (musical) Oft-la•p: "Sitar Music." Art 'l'! -Groucho Mux. Carmen Seidenbaum travels to San Fernan-Miranda. do V1lley State Collep for an out-@CI) Newa (C} door raca by sitarist Debu Chaud-@ Ci) Tilis 0., 1'61 cq huri. m Cow ... ,.. ..... C.....a el Anita • lilolrtM!ar a (j) ..... t:GD II Oij (j) n..llJ Nilld Mewit: 11:301J Mowie: "'TW UllC*'lale ,.._,. (C) '-c.11 Me ....,.. (comedy) '63 (comedy) '41-Mer1e Oberon, Mel· -Bob Hope, Anit1 Ekbera. Edie VJ'1 Doups. Adams, Lionel Jeffries, Arnold 0 0 (j) n.. T..._ sa.-(C) P1lm«. When .an O~-(OUrse moon 0 MoN: (C) '1..WMMI" (suspense) capsule lands 1n Alna amonr t~e '56-Ray Milland Maureen O'Hara. :::r:~ :e~e M~tt~ =~ 0 @(})..., 0 li1Mp Sllew (C) •ther to retrieve il A loreian 12:00 m JM ,,.. (C) power assians a aorreous SIC!°et 12:30 m All·Ni&firt SMw: "Guest Wife.'' 11ent to the Sime .mission with ''Three MiJslleteers." "Nicht unto ordeB to stop .t nott11n1. (R) NI ht .. nd ''The Dartl Comer" are 1J@ (l) rut Cirt: (C) (30) "To I • I uch Her Own." .Ann Mane investi· ~~ ......._..._ ..... , St ·u " 1ates the merits of computer· u:1 .._...... • -..... "'r n · matched datinc. Bemie Kopell. 1Z:45 D Morie: ..,.._ Us" (comtdy) Susan Cllamey, Ruth Buzzi, Rich '3f-l1urel and Hardy. Little are featured. (R) DJ Tn111 Muatwtt (C) (30) 1:00 fJ ....a.; "ffell •• °""'' ~~ntlrtl' fl\) 1'Mlb'I But Host-critic Hal (adventure) '57~11mut .,. ne, Marienthll comments on scenes Donna Martlll. from ''Coney Island of the Mind," 8 .... : "'Ceww u," (myltlfJ) as ptrlonned by The Company ·~William Bendllt, Dtnnli O'Ktlfe. Theatre. 0 ..... (C) I a l l a v ~ s I ) t f )8 I I- I· D ·. l 1) I• D I. 1 .. , a II I) 1 d •· 1$ d e (· I· n ), t) A ·e '" '" .cf )) )) 1) rd ti) '" t' !I· ) e) ... :) , .. Ito re ly) ,. ... 'Y) ft. TH E RIG HT TO BE FRANK By MARIAN DERN If you were the son of a famous singer and Hollywood swinger, a teenage idol of the '40's whose style caused nubile maidens to swoon, who later ''took serious" and gave a good dramatic performance in a movie, whose career, after a slide, revived and put him once again, at 52, on the top of the singing, swinging heap-if you had a father Ulc:e that, what would you do? be? Well, you would bear the Jr. name, and you would grow up to look a great deal like him. You'd follow in your father's musical footsteps, because that was the family busi- ness, so to speak, and you were musically trained since the age of 5. You would also not tum out to be a teen- age se~ symbol; and your name would not appear in the HoUywood gossip columns. In an era of long hair and guitars, you would keep that clean-cut short hair look, and never listen to the Beatles, much less sing their kind of song. You would start your career at the age of 18 and spend the next years working very, very bard, all the while insisting you were not trying to prove any- thing. You would be, at 24, a very nice, un- prepossessing young man, with a slightly worried look. who seems to have reached adulthood without passing through the irre- sponsible teens. You would seem reserved, older than your years, and perfectly suited to the name Frank, not Frankie. And at 24, you would be successful as an enter- tainer, finding yourself in the summer of 1968 opening in Las Vegas and at the same time co-hosting the Dean Martin summer show-Dean Martin Presents the Golddig- gers (Thursdays, 10 PM, NBC). Frank Sinatra Jr. is not one to brood over the distinct pros and considerable cons of being the son of a famous father, but he will tell you, with brevity and some humor, just what that relationship has been. "My father had one statement to make about the problems of being the son of a famous entertainer, and it was this: 'If you let it bother you , you're a fool r "His attitude is 'the kid's got to run his own life.' If I ask for advice, he'll give it -sometimes. Sometimes he's let me walk right into mistakes." Frank smiles wryly, and there is just a hint that he might have been able to use a little more advice. But he says; "That's the Italian way, you know. Shove the boys out and let them learn; the girls, that's another matter. The girls you must protect. "I think Pop has done just the right thing, and it isn't an easy balance~he gives me the benefit of bis experience, and he Jet's me get my own." And Frank Jr. has been very busy the last years getting his own experience. Per- forming at Disneyland in 1962, during off days from the USC campus, and sandwiched in with a job working at a bank, Frank was offered an invitation to appear on a Jack Benny special. This in tum led to an offer to go on tour with Tommy Dorsey's band. He spent six months considering the offer, then accepted--it was exactly 23 years be- fore that tbe very same man had hired a kid named Frank Sioatra to sing with the Dorsey band I During the next four years Frank per- formed in 34 different countries and 47 stales, logging ~ome half million miles of travel by air, jeep, camel, helicopter, and worked an average of 345 days each year. And why the frantic schedule? "I'm 24," says Frank, "and I want to take full advan- tage of all the opportunities. There'll be plenty of time to get blase when I'm middle- aged. And besides that, I like my work. I can't remember when I've been so happy." And in fact, when he perfonns, Frank Jr. does Jose that slightly worried look. And the Dean Martin summer show is just exactly his cup of tea. "It's really gre4t--everytbing is smooth and organized -Greg Garrison (producer for the regular Dean Martin se- ries) is staying on, we have Bob Sidney, the greatest choreographer around. It's a lot dif- ferent from night club work. That opening night in Las Vegas was the hardest show I've ever done! Fifty minutes of straight work, and you'd better get it right 'cause you can't correct mistakes. And you're com- peting with the noise and the drunks, too." The musical style of "Golddiggers" is one that Frank really digs. The entire theme is geared to the fashions, customs and musical styles of the l930's (NBC version), and of course not one of the youth{ ul cast remem- bers anything at all about that era, el(cept what they've seen in the movies. most per- tinently "Bonnie and Clyde." According to Frank, the generation-gap problem was solved by a brochure of re- search notes sent to every cast member, briefing them on those good (?) old days of the J 930's. They probably told them that the show's theme song, "Happy Days Are Here Again," was used by FDR in his cam- paign. And acquainted them with ~he origin of the now slightly quaint term "golddig- ger," referring to a girl who was more in- terested in a man's bankroll than bis hair style. The "Golddiggera," on the show, are a talented group of twelve young ladies, all be- tween 18 and 22, who were auditioned and chosen by producer Garrison from a group of 400. lt was a problem, according to Gar- rison, because be was looking for beauty and singing and dancing talent-some girls had beauty, period; others could dance like Cyd Charrise but sang like Mrs. Milter. The final group is impressive. "At the end of each hour," Frank con- tinues, "we salute one of the gTeat perform- ers of the 30's-a Rudy Vallee, Eddie Can- tor. Bing Crosby, Fred Astaire. And we sa- lute a ll the big bands of that era." Young Sinatra is plainly pleased with the show's style. And, though for several weeks he was commuting, nightly, from Las Ve- gas to NBC Burbank Studios to tape the show, he is plainly pleased with working hard at something he likes. ''The social life can wait," he says. And now and then he hears a kind of comment that pleases. ''I was in Texas not too long ago, and a former high school gym coach I hadn't seen for yean said: 'I saw you on TV and you looked great. I'm glad you kept that clean- cut image.' Now that pleased me more than I can say," says Frank drmly. Asked what his goaJs are, he says simply: "I love my work, but I'm not out to build any empires. If I have a philosophy of life, this would be 1t--some advice given by a kind of drunken, aging. kind of sodden old trumpet player from one of the bis bands. He said, 'You do the best you can, baby. You do the best you can.'" Which is very good advice for almost any- one, even without a famous father. ,.,. 13 FRIDAY JUNE 21 For mornJng and afternoon H1tinp, pluse see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, fw your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 fJ (C) ''Helid" fw LM,..., (ro-mance) '59 -Clifton Webb, Jane Wyman. a~ w ... " (drama) '54- Stlflin& Ha,.Sen . ......_ llrr (mu- sical) '51-Mltzl Gaynor. 11:00 IJ ''£.ltlr Mldall" (mualcll) '35 -Elissa Landi. "Mlfb4 ftt 1"'1" (documentary}-Story of F. Scott Fltzeerald. 12:30 m "fll•iql ltMd" (drama) '49 -Joan CtlWford. '11M ,...., t,...,. fd' (drama) 'SG-SallJ Fotmt. 4:30 fJ (C) "S..tl ft" (aclvtntvrt) '51 -Randolph Scott. Jania Carttf. fJ "'""'' • .......,. (comedy) '41 -Roland Youns. Join Blondlll. [ Vf N IN<. l:GO R Tiit Ila ~ CC> (60) Jtfry IJUnphJ. f I H--·lriMllJ ~ (C) {30) stM Allt9 a.: (C) (90) Rldl· •rd Benjamin, Paula Pl'lftU.. John Byner. Betty Barton, and Tht Amer- ican Bretd sutst. a su O'Cltcl Molle: (C) ...... '"" Lara•it" (western) '54-John Pa e, Marl Bllndlard. ...... .., (C) (30) httJ .,.., (30) m Merv lrlffln 5'lew (C) . liars N.-? El hepertlf 1:30 DIC Ntw1 s.rvtce (C) (60) I m<!J Alwap Allottltr Wtwt: C () e Albert narrates tflls story of ttle sport that has captured i :-. a;plrtt of youna America-surf· Mini (30) McH.Wa NIWJ (30) (6) ......_,,,nllt, leport (C) ~· ltl Lu ... r. "All or'ldn& Toaethtr." An examination of new resources for teachln& dill· dren of low·lncomt Nearo families. I Cnf"""<C> 7:GI CIS &.ittc Ntwa: (C) (30) lttf Cronkite. 11 U. ltlCJ (30) lllllpll'I lllllMI (30) Ci) Mtvit: (C) "'CallMjb line Mii -sl. IW' (wntern) ··49 - Yvonne De Carlo, Howard Duff. fD • ...., Slllll 1-...: "Pur· dlulna. Pric:inr ind Inventory Con· trol." A dramatization of methods of flndln& luPPllln who offer the l t_JOC)ds at tfle rllfrt time. (I) lkHM1 .. .., la CU.. Vida 1sJO a ca CIJ n. wiw. Wt1c1 Well:. (C) {60) James Wnt and Artemus Gordon art a~ to protect Sttfan, the heir to 1 fon!&n throne, from 1ssassins. Wiit's f1nt hint of lmpendin& trouble comes when he is attacked by a wolf--'n a reaion where ttle anlmala are un· known. (R) QUIZZICAL MOMENT -McGil.I (Richard Bradford) becomes involved in the recovery of stolen jewelry that leads him on the path to a murderer on ABC's M an in a Suitcase, in color, Friday at 8:30 PM. June 11. # ...... 14 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNE 15, 1968 D Taaan: (C) (60) "Kln1 of t11e trapped In • burnlnr bam. (R) Owsari." Tamn Is taken pmoner I""' (C) (30) by Zw11ta (heavywellht boxer Ernie Pwhtt of a Sbr: (C) (60) "An· Terrell), bodyruard to "Kini'' Brown t Offf Quinn." An actor that other (Robert Louia), an American drift· actors enjoy watchlna. Quinn Is 1 tr who rules a native tribe. Morgan complete artist Ralph Nei10n, Wl>fld Woodward, Roy Jensen. Ken Ren-famous motion ~lcture director, dis. nerd and Judy Pace au9$f. (R) cusses with Quinn his ear1y days, II llllJ Srau• Cnaade: (C) (60) his family, his opinions on the Openlna night of the Pacific North· movie Industry. west Crusade at Portland has Norma fD NET Pla1llouae : "Thirteen Zimmer of the Lawrence Welk show Aialnst Fate -The Traveller," A sln1in&. Rev. Graham speaks on town turns a1ainst the nephew of "The Second Comina of Christ." the recently-deceased village tyrant IJ (fl] CJ) Off To Set tltt W11.11'11: The nephew attempts to Investigate (e) (00) "Gypsy Colt," Donna Cor· the old man's corrupt stranalehold coran, Ward Bond. Frances Dee on the town and dlSCOYers a mur· and Gypsy star in ttie story of the der. devotion between a gir1 and her @!) IU1Ra NocMa AltCJla hor11. (R) 10:00 0 9 00 NIC Ntwl s,edll: (C) D MISS CALIF. BEAUTY (60) "The New American Catholic." * PAGEANT •• LIVE! COLOR! The Vatican Council, In Its effort to fJ I IHc!A(! Miu California ltiu-update the Church, h11 h1ndtd doWn decrees that would have tJ ra"'nt: ( ) (2 hr). The Biitmore seemed reYOlutionary a 1ener1tlo Bowl 1s the site of this year's tele-a n cast of the Miss California Bea~ty ~·"°'P Plltal• "-(C) (60) Pa.eant, forerunner to the Miss fl,@ Cil Judd, tot tllt .,.,._. Universe contest. ( ) (60) "~-... F Fl • I Trwtll or CCIMtqMnc .. (C) (30) . • """'u' rom • ower hny MU. (60) Girl.' Judd defenda 1 '°""" peece. Wortd rr.. (C) loving "flower child" accused of l.mb Musical murder. (R) 1:00 tD .......... (C) (30) fJ Tttnpo (C) (60) II) Amor lft el Deaitrto m JICl latll• Nwl (C) (60) 1:30 B 9 Ci) Comer ~SMC: (C) @!)Luella Uln (lli) Gomer's fantastically accurate 10:30 m News: (C) (30) Biii JohnL weather forecasts i'O unheeded b! fE lnnovatioM: "Ultraaonlcl'" Host Sil Carter until the elements spofl Dr. Richard Brenneman and &utlb Carter's "paint·u~. fix-up'' prolflm dllCUSS ultrasonic ·cleanin&. mees- to lmprm a vlsitlnc VIP. (R) urina and flaw-detection. D 9 Cl) Star Trel: (C) (60) "The Troubfe With Tribbles." Millions of 11:00 II EWlft O'Clocl Rtp0t1: (C) (30) parasites swarm over the Enterprise J'W Dunphy. and help Captain Kirtl defeat a hos-d T1te 11111 HMr Ntws: (C) (30) Ille empire. (R) Georae Skinntf. n Alfred Hitdlcoc:k: (60) "Night I One ., ..,..... (30) FeYer." A aunman seeks the aid News.: (C) (30) Buter Want. of a sympathetic nurse in escaplna • Mowlt: "Tiiis Sldt 9f tllt law" from his prison bed, but When she (drama) '50-V'iveca Lindfors, Kent helps him, the escape leads to a Smith. dead end. m Las Cnnt (C) (60) 1J (i1) CI) M11 HI a Suitclll: (C) m Movie: (C) "Pandora and tlle (SO) "Find the lady." McGiii does flJln& Outd11u1" (adventure) '52 a favor for a friend and becomes -Ava Gardner, James M11on. the .. ,,et °' an assassin. I m ..... (C) tD Merv Srifficl (C) (90) 6 T1lil Dir 1• (C) m Htni Calta (C) (30) News fJD s,ec.tatlon: "EplcurlosltJ." estiv1I dt ,..._ Muiunu ~kl~I a~thoriti~ discuss. styles 11:30 II Movlt: "The lncndlble Slum-. in eattna, international cooking and In& Man" (sci·fi) '57-'rant Wil· technlquff. Guests are Mildred Iiams. Randy stuart Knoph, Mike Roy, and Jinx Kt11en. O 9 @ Dt Tttri&M SIMlw (C) tm Adi de lhate•ar 0 Mtwlt: (C) "TM Ylr&\nil•" t:GO II 9 (j) Friday NIPt Mevle: (C) (western) '4&-Joel McCrea, Brian ,...,.. (comedy) '64 -Melina Doni. Mercourt. Peter Ustinov, Muimilian 0 CI> Joey lllMp ... (C) Schell, Robert Morley, Aklm Tami· 9 Slln .. a Star: "Unholy roff. This comedy -suspense film, Wife.' photographed on locations in Tur-lZ:OO m Jot ryne (C> key, Greece and Paris, unfolds 1 1Z:30 fJ Movie: ''Tiit HuMan Otlpllcat- maze of breathtaklna. adventu.res on" (sci·fi) '65 _ Georie Nadir. and IIeKhlfY when Ehza.beth _Lipp 8arbar1 Ni~ plots one of ttle most d1nn1 ct1mes m AJl·NiOt -..: (C) "AkU·Altu," of ~· century, the theft of a sul-"Hercules and The Tyrant of Baby· tans Jewel·!ncrusted dauer from Ion," "Wildcats on die Beech," the Topltap1 Palace Museum In "Zontar: The Thina from Venus." Istanbul. (R) and "War Gods of Babylon" are m AIMrica! (C) (30) shown. Q) Desenfriol m Action TllNtrl: "Draanet." 9:30 0 Q)@ Htllywood SqHru: (C) 1:00 IJ Mowie: "T• Snytf" (clauic) ('30) Peter Marshall hosts. '30-Jackie Coo&an, Junior Durkin, IJ Htllywged hn ,.,.... (C) (30) Mitzi Green. D (ll) Cil Tiit C.ns of Will Son· O Movie: "Par1Mic" (suspense) "8tt (t) (30) "The Secret of H1n1· '63-Janette Scott. Oliver Reed. town Mine." Will Is slu11ed and 0 Ntws (C) ! j ) ' D d e n ,. I• tf •) 1) .. It 2 I ly If, . Y· " . .. ' re c) n. e) ' SATURDAY JUNE 22 MPRNINC · Cool Md:ool (C) 7:20 II Qlvt Us Tiiis Dir/News (C) 7:301 Sll•mtr S.1Alr (C) Conwrsational Spa1illl Efflctivt livift1 (C) Mr. Wishbone (C) tiM'° (western) '46-Htnry Fonda, Linda Damtll. l @Cl)llq .... (C) ..... (C) ~ .. ...,,. (wtlttrn) 'Sl~andolph Scott, Gent Evans. EClet Mtdc .. 10:301 ii~::-:nc,(C) ~~c.p ........... ( 11:0011 ()) ...., Dicll (C) 00 ... l..elpt ....... : ( ) eams to be annoufteed. I @(f) T1lt .... (C) Aw..l""1'11atrr. "T rtaaurt of tht 7:•5 &J Sacrtd Htert (C) uby Hills." 1:00 I a (j) Captain. 11 .. p,.. (C) 11:30 I I()) ....... , ..... (C) @Ci) Super 6 (C) Cl)..._ la..._. (C) Movlt: "Slnlln1 Qua" (west· owie: (C) .,.. ... ._... em) '46-Vau&hn Monroe S... tf .._'*""' (tdveftbn) fJ Didi TrKJ (C) . '63-Mart Forest, Moln Orfti. m CountrJ MllSic. (C) 11:'5 D Mtwll: ......, alld 91111" (drl· 1:301• 123 CI) sU,. Prllidtftt (C) ma) '47-John Garfield., um Palm«. @ CI) De Fantatlc F .. (C) • Mowit: (C) "T..,.. el t11t White• Elepllanr (adventurt) '60-I\ r r r P N o <> .~ Sean Aynn, Marie Verslni. lZ:OO ti) Ui Canto de Mme. 9:0011 ~Fran~ Jr. (C) 12:3019())...., Qlllll (C) • 6 Tiit Fl•llblaa (C) @ m ""'mine 'II: (C) Spldtr M.. (C) n· I.A .,...._ Action Tlltatr.: "The 6,..,. rem mbal-Jr. and , ,.. Raiden Scarf," "Captain Caution," and f:.~. Rib• TMltrt· "Otwll'a "The Ayf nr Serpent" are shown. ~ao." · 9:30 I I ~ T1lt HtrculoWs (C) ., Aoltl ....... _ 6 s.-. and Co1111t11 (C) 1:00 C..11111• o,. lelf: (C) Joumer to tllt,Cfftlr of ! !2~000 championship comea die EartJI (C) from tht St. Gtorp Golf and Cou• @I) Exutla KMEX (C) try Club In Toronto, C.nadl. It wll 10:0019 ()) Sllazzan!I (C) be Pf'tMftt.d llV'I and In color to-' 9 Ci) Blnl.,n (C) dar and tomorrow. Deftndln1 champ Movlt: "Mr Dartlni,. ca..-Billy Casper heads the field of pro- CATHER/NE DENEUYE, wlao 1.r ~111'1 nf#oylllg ..,.,,..._, acclaim, i.r shown, above, bt a .urw from 'TIM Umbrwll. o/ Chtrbourg," an award-wbudng film wllkli llortH lter °" tlw wtq to Janie. SlaJ«I for Sat111'1MJ, llllW 21, 1""" 1:J0..9 I'll M IUU. Channel 9, "Tll4 Umb...U. of Clw,,,,_,,,' II • .,,,.,,,, FNSll musical, with dialogue 111n1 to tlN ~of Mldwl ,_..,.ltll: wAldl tells tht story of a IOd 11114 ,.,.., ..-.u, Id ..... • ._._ ground of colon whiclt """'' lttwe hurt ph111Mrwl /roM M ,,,,,.,,, paltltt. flllional aolfn who will be com· pet1111 for tht $25,000 first prlzt. OU.. COlftpttil\I ar. 'Bob Goalby, Tom Wtiallopf, Ooa Janualy, Julius eon., Dan Sika, Ganlnfr Oic:tltt- IOf'I, Gtofp Archer, Miiier Bart>tr, Johnny Pott, Alt Well Jr., Ind GeM Littler. Top fwlip aolfera In com- pttitloft are GatJ Player, Roberto DeVlcenzo, Hlnlld Htnnln1. Bruce Devlin, and Bobby r.ole. .e:::= (C) ................ (Mptf\19) '64 -M1rion Cook, Bl'N Harris. a ..... "T1lt ........ ~ ilr..r (mptery) ''5-Uoyd Nolan, ~ Hmo. .. ....-.: Wn 11111 .... (C) 1:308 ..... : ....... Car tD TriaW' (drama) '49 -Jetn Kent, Albert Lleftn. Z:IO • ..... (C) "T1lt ........... (waUnl) '51-Alan l.ldd, Emtst BorlniM. 11 Mewte: "Wtr of tile Wilded" {lclventur.) ''3-John Wayne, Mar- tha Scott. I Ill c....t llleatn: ''The Bliek Whip." 2:30. Sllertea 11e1-e a...• ea.. 3:00! 8 Cl) Tiit U.. .... (C) lltiwtr. "T1lt Wiid Ihle ,.....,.. ldvtntuni) '52 -Wencltll Corey, v.. RalllDn. t 3:15. T1lt r.,r-(C) 3:308 a Cl)• ..... .._ (C) Aittcifts• USA: (C) "The Fat and the Familhtd." Frank Gofft0, Eucutive DirtdDr of CARE, antWtfl questions abcMrt $94( million worth of aid that haa been shipped O¥tr· -•by CARE. mc.u1er Ill c.llr T1lellre: (C) ''SmollJ." •:00 fJ T1lt .... ~ (C) Sbldtntl from Hawthorne Hfah and ButM Part Hllh dtbate on current illUll. D HIP elld Wild (C) D 8rud l'ril 5: (C) Auto l"IClna hratiJilhb of the 1968 DIYIDM 500. fJ Claarlle a... 4:30 fJ Mr. Ed DQl(i)Stu,lecti• (C) OJI• n..-. onttort <C> Im Ttadltr 'U (R) 5:oo u a CJ) 1to1trweed hit ... • (C) Tht ~0,000-Addtd Lone Beldl Handicap Is die sec:oncl of Hol!J· Part's thirteet'I ntW staU. to be covered In the Saturday broadcuta. This milt and ont-sixteenth r1c:e on Ult main trick for thl'M-111r-olda and up saluta Hollywood Par1l'a nellhborln1 city to the aoutb. CJ SouWq fl'ltlJ: (C) HOil £.d. win Newman talks with Dr. Arvld Pardo, U.N. Repr....tatM fRlll Malta. IJSNwlJ D @ CJ) AIC'a Wide w.w t1 Sports <Cf ID lr111dtd <C> ., ..... llD la.ct ,.,....... {R) lml.ua.de CM YIUlt 5:301 lalpll ..., (C) • Twill&M Zone ~ : ... hit HOil Robert Cromie talks with Robtrt Tmtr, author of ''The Jealous Mistreat'' and "Anat· omy of • Murder." (R) Only One No.1 DAILY PILOT I S. PIECE SOLID STATE JAM-FM STEREO SYSTEM , I , , GAR-AIRD s7f.~t 'I 34fAS~ PANASONIC ONLY . 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