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Home My WebLink About1968-07-13 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa MesaI Pr~tty Teaeher~ Frien:d .Beld i~ New York For Tapin.g 54 :Million in· Dope to B 'odies ; DAILY PILOT SATURDAY, JULY ·13, '1968 I VOL. 11, MO. 1 .... I llCTtOfill1 a PAffS ~raze _. Tippie Toe Tim Tiny and Other Giants Due in Mesa ls Costa Mesa big enough for Tiny Ti , m. Come tiptoe through the tules with the. elfin-voiced English vocalist next month when he braves the Back Bay to lead the way for the F irst Annual Newport Pop F estival. The giant show ls scheduled Aug. 3 and 4 at the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa, featurini:: a host of pop inusic groups, light shows. fasltion shO\\'S and other attractions. Eric Bw·don anj:I the Ani1nals. Country Joe and the J<'ish , The Byrds. the lron Butterny, and Rh inoceros will·· f o 11 ow Tiny Tini into the breath~ town once known as Goat Hill. Action is scheduled from 10 a.m. to 6 ,, p.m. daily and will be headlined by the Jefferson Airplane, also including the Grateful Dead, the Ch am be rs Brot.hers, the Electric F I a g , Butterfield Blues Banc:I, Quicksilver Messenger Service and Blue Cheer. Others on the musical menu include SteppenwoU, Canned Heat, the James Cotton Blues Band, Illinois, Speed Press, Merri Lee Rush and the Turnabouts. and Things to Come. Tickets arc on sale at the Orange County Fairgrounds, all mutual ticket agencies and \Vallich's Music City stores. as v:ell as at all Los Angele s Frei! Press boOkstorcs. The va;;t. cast is presented by Radio KHJ personality Humble 1-Iarve, and is afranged by Wesco-Scenic Sounds Productions, of llollywood. $.4 Million Heroin Haul :· ~~NE,v YORK (AP) -U.S. customs (iUicials said Frid·ay they found $4 mil· lion in pure heroin taped to the bodies of , a pretty sdlool teacher and her llalr dresser companion when they landed at Kennedy Airport on a fli ght !rom Brazil. Authorities said the two Argentine women were "W1doubtedly couriers'' for plrhaps the largest heroin smug- jµng ring in the world. : .Customs agents said they beceme t~splcious of Maria Avelina Gonzelez d• Rossi, 2.8, the sdlool teacher, and ~1elida Lucla Burgueno Mainardi, 40. both from Buenos Aires. because of ''the unusual bulk of their persons," when ttiey deplMed Thursday morn- ing. The women were escorted to .a private room and searchd by women inspectors. The search disclosed packages cf pure heroin strapped. t.o the women's bodies with two-inch stt'lps of adhesive tape, authorities said. "'They were W1doubtedly courier's for one of the largest, if not the Jarg. (See HEROIN, Page %) - l Ti_ .... 11-1 ·~· Jefferson Airplane Due_ on Coast unman s e Lone Rifle r-T;;.t;k-D~n gles 1 Surrenders Shot Ends In Deatli A lone 30·30 rifle slug settled an argume nt with viole11t finality out- side a Santa Aoo apartment building fo'riday night leaving one man dead and his companion wounded. The slain man w a s identified by police as Rayn:iond Canas Ruiz, 23, of 2.523 S. Baker St .. Apt. E. His companion, Rudolph Guzman, 25, o[ 2206 S. Hickory, suffered a right arm wound from the slug that passed through Ruiz' chest, exiting from bis back. Earl Roy Lyon, 24, ol. Yorba Lind& \\•as booked on suspicion Of murder. Police allege his wife, Judy, hand~ him a loaded weapon, Sgt. Norwood Williams saidl the slaying occurred outside an apart· 1nent bui lding at 1721 S. Evergreen at 10: 10 p.m. \Vllliams said Ruiz and Guzman ...,·ere apparently walking by the apart· ment where• Lyons' &ister, Donna Sheppard, lives. W!Uiams said witnesses' s.tor1es vary, but comments led to an argu. ment between a woman and two men. He said a woman brought out the 30.JO lever action rifle with one bullet and told the suspect the gun was loaded. After Plea Of Crewman MIAMI, Fla. (AP) - A babbling gunman who "knew he was making a mistaker' ordere a U.S. airliner to fly to Cuba, then surrendered his gun, cried and let tile plane land in Miami. "I'in dying of cancer," the tearlul hijacker told the crew. Oran Daniel Ric..ilards, a 33-year-old for·klift operator from Springfield , Ohio, WU .charged. with kldneping and eircraf.t pir~y. Both are fedel"&l o!fent~~ and the pP-acy charge carries a maxunum pena)ty. of death. U.S. Commissioner Edward Swan set Rlctmds' hood.at $250,000 pending a '-Ing Monmey~ Sen .. James 0. Eastland, (D-Ml6s.) one oi the 47 oth6t' passengers, said the gunman threatened to kill him. None of the passengers or .six crew. men was injured. The six-foot Richards, a native o( Columbus, Ga., appeared J)41e, but gave no hint Qf emotion as he ·was led lrom the cockpit of the Delta Airlifles jet after it made an. emergency klnd· Ing In Miami. The plane -flight m . was en route from Philadelphia to H9lJ.Ston, Tex. ;Jbii W06 tbe second attempt dufing tbe day ,In wjlieh a gunman attempled to•ny to Cuba. · :·-Fair Offers Wide · Variety OAIL'f PILOT ...... '1 Wllllil"' lllM PIER HANGER .,--Heavy boom truck lies upside down over edge of Huntington Beach municipal pier Friday alter flipping over when workmen extended boom and basket over the pier's side. A laborer was slighUy injured in the accident. E"arlier Friday, a man who gave his name only aa -1•ve ·t>y'k" chartered a 1iingle e~gine plane at Key West, Fla., tor a trip to' Mi:anii. Pilot Cletis Mas· sJngaU, 35..,, radloed tlle passenger had pulled a gun end Ordered him to Ha- van-a. Mess.lngall's plane landed at tile Ha- vana airport about 111 hour after tbe Rodeo, Stage Sliows, Beauty Pageant on Tap An entertainment lineup ranging from rodeos to free stage shows, to community and cultural exhibits, the beauty pageant and s p e c I a I entertainment a waits the Orange COunty Fairgoer this year. The 19M fair, which opens Tuesday o~ Costa Mesa fairgrounds and contlnues through the f o 11 o w l n g Sunday, will be the site of some 22 ~a.rate speclalen tertai nm en t feat.urea in addition to the r®eo and side-show during jtg six.day nib. The opening-night limelight will be focused on the selection and crowning of "MJss Orange County Tomorrow," preUms al 2:30 and finals at 8 p.m. al the amphithu ter. Also appea.rlr)g on opening day arc tile EO'orp Marine Band at $ P·"le •nd -! the Optimist Youth Band of Orange County at 7 p.m. FESTIVAL OF NATIONS on Wedliesday, the .festival ot Nations al 8:30 p.m. will bring authentic cultural music and dances or eight nations to the fairground's amphitheater. A cast o[ 150 will perform in the festival 's symphony orchestra, choral group and d a n c e group under the direction of Maestro Leo Damiani. The Optimist Youth Band of Orange County will perform twice on Wednesday, once at 5 and again at 7 p.m. 1 On Thursday, t~e Pageant of lbe F'lag will be presented at 2:XI p.m. in the amphitheater by tile S... Sch,.- h1arines from the San Diego necruit Depot. Later on Thursday, the Kinpmen, national champion drum and bugle corps and color guard, will perform on the parade grounds. BARBERSHOP SINGERS A barber1bop quartet conceit at 8•30 will conclude the Tllurday evening 1chedule. Friday afternoon will find tile pageut of the drum and bugle corps duplicating their ThurSday abows, Ume1 remain the same also. • That night at 8:30, Nino Tempo and April Steven• along with the Back Porch Majorlly will be perlormln( In tile lair's 1mphlth-r. The brother-sister singing oC Nino (S.e FAIR, Pace %) - Big Crane Truck Flips Off Huntington's Pier A heavy crane truck being u,.d hy workmen installing a new lighting system on the Huntington Beach munlcipal pier fllpped over onto Ill top Friday afternoon and hung precariously over tho edge until latef righted by heavy cranes. • Slightly Injured In the m:eldent was laborer Jim SmiC(I>. 22. o! Garden <five. He wa~ treated for a leg lrdw-y at H u n t I n g t o n IntercommunHy . Hospital \Yltoess to the mishap Wai surfer Steve H~, 21, of M"1ttrey Park. He sfl.id he wa1 surfing near the pier when, ''I bear a loud noLH. I aaw the basket of the boom t'11Ck (oini down and a man Calling. ''f peddled ov"r to him end he swam JSee CRANE, Pafe IJ pasaellger pulltd his gun. _ Eastland told ntwmien in Miami he e~tered tile Delta hijacker as be went to Ule plane's restroom. "[heard a man say, 'I'll kill you, Get Back. I'm a dying man.' So r sat down." Eastland said. The senator said the gunman Ulen turned his .f5<1llber pil'tol on a atew· ardest, Ela:lne Haws, .and demanded access to lbe coclq>IL <Joi>t, Fllrnst Dinn ol a.ic.,o Nid tile man entrered' the cockPt wv!ng the pistol •nd -... plane be diverted to CUbi. • "My Oft11!-•tomd talldli, llo him and establ.l.shecl 1 nipport with blm1 .. Dinea Rld. The en&ln-po-the man to placo bit aun on b Door. Senatllr Ealtland ..... blamod. Ille Supreme Court's lllloral dee!-tot lettina: '1crbn1Dlb nm wild," ud sahl • (Set HIJACK, t) I • :t DU.Y Pl.CJr Marines Claim Victory on Blo~y Hill 689 M1G0!1 {IJPI) -A bolt....! U.S. )' -... tDdil1' cl.timed 'ridlry lo ... -.. 11111 -.... ....., -Qltlllo-acootlodaww"i P'•=· mil ..,.,,..,,. ~ bat.· lod....., -Vlelmmese ......- -Ills rillr. ... -.......... all ... ft1. Xy tnqli wa-e cettinc hit and w~ h-.1 no ~-" -IL Col. AT<bio v. 10..U., M<da1 ol --ud. ('OM! ....... of the JOIDf 1.b MI --nidll-day c .,. -.. u.. <"'*1 llill Young New Chancellor .For UCLA BfJIU!l.EY (AP) -CharlH Ed-,,_ Y-. 36. will become-· lor s.,t. 1 at the Ualwnity ol Call- llnia at Lao Anpla -the yoa1110$t be:M nw named at 11111 cam.pas in ... _ Y°""' 1n1 pnmoted Friday from dlief drpaty to FnnkliD Marpily. - has rrsigDod to -· -.. ol the Lao Anteles Times Mim>r Co. 'Ibo -ol Jlogmta took Ille -111..-y. ••1 am a librral ... be told De1rSlM!L "! woWd etttain.ly DOC 11.SC! any other tftlD than liberal-oth<r than -ol-l!Je..<oad libeul" He said be oppo1e1 a ~ br Gov. RooaU Reagan fbat a spe. cia1 stiu be named to won: dirtttly 1l?ldtt-lbt ngmts in ckUng 1ritb any campus annst. Said Yc;unc: ''J think it is unntt- cs....qry. Ad:m.iniltratarl lhouJd be gi•~ the ~ of filling the job that has been gi\"eD to them and being, he1d acccuntable for it" y--• pbi'-Ph1 -from UO...\. The campus lw rr;m studeuU_ ··we DHd men, studrat i:n\-olveme:nt in a substantive, meaningful way,·• 1tocmg t'lld De'll"SJDen.. ' ··.w of higher ecb::atioo is in for a lot of cb.1.qe in 1br ne.xt fe• yean. The prvbl<m is geltillg that d>lmge btoaght about smoothly.'' He a.ho said a:n.iTlTSity courses nttd to be ~ more applicable to CW"· mit social probloms. 1be new cbanttllor will be pa.id S::Jl.000 a year. He has btto cioRly inrotnd with students a.s lla:rpby's -deputy since 1963. Mirpby snised Young for •·making Ille boss -good. •• Yoans: a~ strong criticism Friday ol Go'·-Reagan's cut in ~ uniw.nity'1 requested budget. Re w-u UC Rivtrsidt"s first student body pnsidart ia 19GS. •re was a ~ ~ in \'ia.shingtoD in 1961 and •mt to wort for former t"C President cart Kf:tt iD 1959. YOlilDC WU staff assistant to the WliittsitJ gniup Yhkh aided mm.-. inC up Califcrnia's )J.asttt Plan for Higba-F.dacatim. He joined Mur- pll:Ts lbfl at UC1A in Hl&D. became •gWuC rhaMelJor i:a. 1911 and '\ice cb.mceilar' far admin.istralioo ill 1963. Post Office Set To Shut Branches WASlll!iGTON (..\P) -The p.,; OUiN Dti*tmeut ms ordered tbf' dolioC al :M7 ...n -...i told polO••Atn to c-:' kt limp curtail- .-ol-y l81ic< e...,..i..r._ ,Mrc..,,.mg this Friday the drpart- mmt said it was ramed bf manpoTI'r cutmcb dictated m thf' DIN' tu bill. a. a sc.atar said it was ~1>tacl · mail .. aimed .at fordng: .an exemption ~ Ille bill foe the depot-. The de\a"""" said 250 loortb <W• poot .me:.. will be -""'-% and '1 mare . .\ug. ~. Nme ue in 0rugf' c-a.,. DAILY PILOT .. __ A to .... -= -· • 7 --CC.:AAIJUR..,.m-· ...... N.W ... --.--n.::.:.•i:.e ........ . ..... I. a.w, , ... 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But wbt1i tbe QX••11 .... hit. tbt Jlarine:s were ......... to "' .,,;-fiF!ing_ MEs.yl NAMED ROOEO PRINCESS -Coota Mesa ffigll School student ll!ichele Willialll5, 17, accepts booquet of flowers from Joe lletcaH alter being selected princess of the Orange Empire Boy Scou!,Cooncil's rodeo which will be held July 19-ll at the fairgrounds_ All proceeds from the 1961 Fair and £>position Rodeo will go toward the SC<Jut Council Heart Switch Surgeons Vo\v to Continue Efforts C.\PE TOW':\. South Africa tAP>-: Tue pioDttn of human he.art tran.J. pl.ants have rejected any suggestion to ha.11 all sucb surguy until matt is known about kttpi.ng the patient ain-. alter the operaticn_ In Ille city when 0.-. Pl!ilip BW- berg bas lil..-1 .. .,1y "' months with a transplanted heart -loogf't than al1J CJtbt.r recipient -13 Sta· gNftS from nine countries begin ~:I dw:tging ideas today at a medical tymporium.. At a oe.-s con!uence Frid.iJ. many o{ them said morr heart tramplants m IUt be performed in efforts to Jah·e the imnnmologi<al pnibiom -bow to pr-nut njection. ol the traaspla.at- ed orpn -drn1icaD,r rech>cillg ~patient's~ to infectioa. The moratorium. question was posed by Dr. Christia.an &nwd.. who per- fornled the •orWfs first be.art tram- pl.aat and •bo it host to the sympo- sium .at the Unh.-enity ol Cape Towu. "So, C'tttainly DOt."' said Dr. Adri- an Kantrowib: of N~ Yort's lfaimo.. Dides Hospital. .. , thint this is ioo im- portant a ~m~Dl in tbe field of heart dise.a.se and it is soml!'thin,g that sbould be punued with .gnat \igor by-.urgical groups around the world.·· Sioce Dec. 3 last yur, z; """' trampWrts baTe -p<rl<n>ed and 11 patients ~ cfied.. ,.,.... P,,.e J CRANE ... pan way to meet me. I toot him on into share "" Ille poddleboanl. He oaid bis leg llmt him_ .. FcnllWI Ille! Smith, %l, of Gardon ~. Aid bis crews wen uteadiag Ille boom ... Ille ~ thoy ...,. trying oat hi lhPOI'•-IO< ...ning OD a light standard Oil tbe p6er'. He said Ille ~ suddenly flipped O\"'tt .. far no .apparent reason." .. We bat ....._ the boom mucl! farther ~' bat this time tl!< tnlCt ju.st rolled. om. SJDi&p was st.anding by the frmt d. the tnlct and just """ lnlo lllo ....... ., The ~ -ils -· .. the --Co. al Saota Borbara. Parking Game Festi val Profit Tliickens Plot Even '""isioo ~ly couldn"t _t~p up 'trith tM thickening plot 0\'ft' puting adjaceat to tbe Fnti'-al o( Arts In Lacuna BHch . • .UU, tele\ision i.m"t trying aJtnray. &t. be'tt"' bow the 5Cript .. ftl.t la.st nigbt: -l'be FestiYal t.o.nl bad agned to P31 the cootractcr for a _ Ol!'I' play. bocR f uxt to tM Festi\-al) S1.5CD to by «f tbe job atil aft8' the si1·1l"Mt Feslhol eads. -'Ibe idea •as men parking for the Festival. ie.. noise and Ins dla!. -Tbe city smiled_ It ..... tiapp,_ It 1l"OClld 1oa \-e AOO by DOC baring to bay p.arting -$pllCt that the f eitiYaJ W'U loo!ng to p1a,-.e ""1St-uctioc. -Tbt FHliYal WM happy. l~would ~I the r;round n.r. a boiJdiD& bat llem dnnolished. to mBe f'OUl:tl far 1be ~.Good deal. -40 port· """""'· -Eater the i'h)"<n .uge ldt. -Tiit PloY<"I DOie tbot the Wd is their J><open~-. i.ao«1 mm tho dtr -tl>oy do 11a ..... ".fPO'>SllllliV to flnal'n.JJ bactm and wuald lib ID -tbrir pupa I;)' to , ..... lands by idlilll Plrimf. I -~ ..... the ~-U!e Fr-sti,·al was mating arnnge:mmts with the Pl.af'n ~actor .a.rrd not W"ith tbe ~en. -The F~ stops smilinz Tbe city slOpl smilin.g too. -Wba will b.oppeo, Who will get the pairtiDg ~ Yibo is ltt TiJla:a. ! Who is the 1xro: wm the Festi\"al am1 111o Ploybowe and the city find 11opp. .... , _,.._ ia llooday to the DAILY p lLOT te find wt. Too Jtlany Babie1 PENDLETO.'i, Oro. (AP ) -Tbe -Commuoil;y Hospital bas -iU ~ """' -twv WWW I ied .-SU U. prq:DDt ad tlJrtt -. ... Q1lilliJlc IO< -"-· A.I Collllto. tile bo1j>iU1 odmiai>tnt· or. said the nc:andes kfl tbt balpi1al •ll!lout <DOVgll -to _ ... u.. wan!. 1bn. Is --boopil.il Ill tl!e ...i.n °'-anmani(y. • p-. cbarSod a comnn111ut ...,.. tar pit. He linocUd ll ou~ Mid 6(t. Joe Dardb of lmr on.-:o.::-suffered. two W'lllUDlb. A r evacuat<d him to a bolpiul ohfii off the norUlml coon. "One of my compule1 wu ~ed. to one officer, one 1taf( NCO a~ 50 mf'n. Why , that's only the slu ill a ptotoon," Van Wlnkl<o told Wilkison. A Marine compan; utttaUy b 206 men. Gu.nntry Sgt. Ken David ot Tulare, Calif., A cook for 12 year1, W'U one ""bo took up tbe •lack. <'•l Reaga~ Raps Pueblo Cas~ Ship Loss Called 'Humiliation' to Americans SALT leUE CITY IUPI ) -Gov_ -_,.. al Caliloniia l'riday llipt coiled for ~ -to be -· ill Vldnam and labeled the Paeb&o incidirnt a ••)lnmjJiatin,g"' blow to Ille Uidled Slat& The Caliloraia llepubticu -... --111eu,_-..s to -artmdastic stale Rep:iNin;q amteuO. Dd ns ~bf ap- p1a .... time; durini bis 45 minute l(letelL He dmr his biggest applanw from the ..m11c1 of J..a .-i. mm- tfoned Vidnam and lbe P • e b Io jncidpnt ··we are in Y~ became it .is iJl ---to be lheft,. Ro-.aid. '"And -H of. fmdl frind ar foe we sboald s.ay ft ......... begin doing -t -to IDJACK ... DO DeW law'S Me Dtedfd to curb air, plane llijackings. "ll'a all U.. s.pi.,.. Ooarl'• aflair. they mab it possi>ll! fOr criminals to run .W,'' Ea.stland said.. ,.,.... P,,.e J FAIR ••• Tempo and April sin-bas result<d ia ~\"en.I suhstantW hits iJJcladi:ng .. Wbi.spering.• .. s ..... and Loffly." ad their modem \"ft"'Sioa. of "Deep Pu:!ple. .• . The Bad; Pls<la Ma-is the d>ild al Randy 5porb, u.. lllD - origioatal Ille ,... .. Cllristy !llinstnb. The lolajortty .... farmed 1-,...... ago, ploying for nigllt .-, TV program -reconlinp_ SIXG OC'T GROOP Saturday afWJ DOOD at %:3D the Jm. p<n<lll cast al Ille Sing-Out-West·Ead ··--will ,._m. -program ol lively """" -the label .. Up With People." Tempo and St<vem aJao& wilh Ille MajorilJ will mum at ~'3!1 to Ille .,,.... __ In be ...... these Ml """"· a.. Optimist "f outh Bud will pa fVt m aa the Fair Parade """"'1s- Th< -,. lair sd>odmle fills Ille afternoon -the -of man:hing -.alllag -Ille -al the Ba)"1 Cub&' ... kty -.. 2'31. The bands. Glenprry Higlli-1 Band al Wen Corin.a ud the-El Ten abrine Band will be perlmmlllg at !be porade grvamla at 4, s. md 7 p.JL At nil)lt, Glm Campl».D, conoot emcee al. tbl! Su11111wr SmotJMrs Brolllen TV --•-dinl: artist, and -· Prak Welter will .-hale a.. m4"r blr wilh t be i r s:botr at 1:31 p.m. ia the ampllillluler. Far thole wbo lftfer adiaa in tbtir tn.t.ertainmart. t b e 1*matiDul Rodeo Assnci•tina will ~ pe+ 14irsg sbors Fridzy thnlogb Sandil)" at I mtil 10 p.m. Alternooa -. m Satmday and Sunday al 2:30 wiD allo bt pr• sem«ed by the rodeo UDpu;j. Reserves Slate Leader Change A ~ of fO'"Mad CtietDCIUJ will take ptoa Sanday for Ille <>r-ce Covnty Coost G.anl Ro"'"" Port Security unit. as IL Cmdr _ Paul M. si...ut. 304 COlloa St., N<trpmt 8-h. -IL Cro4-. ~ H. Jams ol A•U-im T1'e Oraogo Coanly unit whidl consists Of • mm and m: officers meets mmtbly. Upm cta.ce of •41110N, JGDel willt.aecUr&oal•aimitw-lo Ptxnoaa.. ~lnrder-f or-Hire Figure Guilty PIACERVIU.E. Calif. <1'1'1) - c;..p i....n. 'ZI. -al ..... mg • --~ M..-at, • pk•d piltJ l"ridl;J' tit ctw tCiag II till a ~ Lib Tabor real a---. 1.oftil. tmta&b" M•i:a& a fiTt roar to lit• tona at r-.. Prilaa IO< armed.-.,, -daatpd -Ptodoc a -blo a _be.,.._to Rahert J ......... >ail Jaaury. Tbe -b failed to ·1'"* -tt --- be dooe and we are eoing to do it --··-maling the Pueblo and kid· mpinc our young men is a hamllia· tiia that this natioa ii not going to ~.·· Reagan told a news conference ear- l.in' that he is ooly a fa\·orite son can· didate: for the Repclbllcan presidential pcwninatioa. and does not plan to act· mt,:r Sttt the nomination. He made no mention of his candidacy during his Kening address. Bat be repeatedly attacked the Democratic .administration for '"the n:111 eftNlity cap" am the "meu" ill a. -·· aplfoI '-naen ii a rnp+eribility pp in -..... ..,. wllere tbe leadership baa hem abdicated," be aid. '"'nlen is a tad! al ttS(IOOSilrilil amoag - . ,,. 'll"bo use disagreement to protest •nd a tact of responsibility among eOurts which fail to protect aociety aiiJmt crimlnalJ. "'We can 't even guarantee a cltiZen his safety in a walk across a park." He •aid the "mesa in Wubingi9n'' included President Jobn1oP'1 Great Society which, he 1ald, ha.I nothing new except "cost, extravagance and the inability to solve the pressing problems of our times. "And those (in the Democratic Party) who contest to be his heir-can- oot deny that they have hem a~part ol the mesa in Wubingtoa. *· "It is time to stop escalattn1 i'Om- ises and time to start eDforclng. the law before this nation is torn.· to piece!." ~ Newport Mariner Recalls · P-eaceful Saigon of '36 BT EYEL\"N SllERWOO() l Of .. EMitr" ..... s .... '"The last time I bad 5ttrl Saigon bad in 1SJ&. it •as the Paris Of the Orient. It wa.s a tropical dt:y of beauty -quiet. dean and W'b..itt. '1'oda.r. it's a shamble5 of war activity. It's a l01S"D under pressure." lb.at is ba"lf modern Saigon appears to Newpott Beach resident Bill Cmmi.ngbam., first mate aboard the freigllter Chicot_ ~ the first 0( the year, C'urm.ingbam ha.s made Dine trips into the war zone. Tbe Cbicot,. a :WO-foot. a.oo:> toa ship Of Warkl War U ancestry. bas 5huttled maU!riall fnml tbt ports: of Keelung and rwvrin&, both in Taiwan. BCrtlSS the China Su to Saigon. Ctomi:n.Pazn is back home now, caosidding anotber :stint at sea. In the muntime, be is relaxing with his wile, arA son. a 16-year-old student at l'ewpart Harbor lligb School. He Yid be wu amazed that so little damage bas been inflicted on the c:ammatiaJ. port Of Saigon. ''Dmill& Uw Tet offensive, the Chicof was surrounded by full scale warships_" lie added, '"Many bad boles in their -. ... From Ille flying bridge of the Chlrot. Qmrringbam said he and the crew roald ntcb tbe llJ raiders di\•e bombing .and bear the ping-pong of .......... '"At nilbt. lilvtt red tracers liligtftd • backdrop." Rift!" tra1"ft at Saigon is aot for sightrseen, be sakl '"Ships under way oa tile Sai((m RiTfr are constanUy 1..,.....i, Cllarlie (tbe enemy) hits 'em all. He's waiting aa the banks and shoots at mything that moves." Cunningham, although a man of the CHINA SEA SAILOR Bill Cunningh•m !~ .,, sea, bas gotten around on land as 'lllltll. l~e is former manager of a convalescent Home. and in the real estate business at Hmes. ~ He reactivated his 5ailing liC'f'J1.5ftJO accept the position on tM Chicot. '"But "''e like to live in Newttorf. Beach.'' he 5aid. Cunningham admits th.,. could' be another sh.ip's berth in his future. · "The pay is high," he said "AiHl it is adventure on the high sea;." . .. Hail of Real Lead Kills : Manila's Top Movie Gun_, M&'lll>A ! UPI) -The party ended at Jolt .,,,_ -Y. witb the ~ $9!M mom: star dying OD the night· club floor_ .\ctar J.., Lapid. known to Fili· pi:no fam for his miutacbe and fast draw • .bad raised a brandy glass to tout fellow morir: stars as the Lanai 1'JlllCdall -played "happy birth· day"' to no one in particular. Tv.·o mm stepped oe.ar, guns cut. Lapid din-. But the fastest IUD in Filipino Mo. ....... bis pi&lat too &lowJ1. Tbe ,.,.. -lm1!s firing bullets in<o Lapid'• -and baa. 1be killen <scoped tllnJugb a Kn>millg crowd and post the door sip rudlllgo ··Pie-deposit rour firunm kl the pant befwe enter· in&-" 'Ibey lell be!liod Ille latest ..-;-. tillhlc tllat DOW>pOp<n call a MfjnmJ ...._.. wt th.at Praidnit F-E. M --tbo Pbilip-pim Coaci m · an trrillC to &D>a$b wtlll ...... -procram. lo Ille --.,. Ille victims of Jb>:•nw bw:hwled a pnwind.al ps ~· a pilot abat. ill tbe Tvlac Pro\·. -capital In """' al 100 wi-aad a Jade• alaiR as he daud oa a lrllll. !..pd II tllr tllird mario ,.., p·--lo • a.:_... .. am. ne••. -· ~Iareos and congressiooal ltaders agreed Friday to set up a cldftns ~mmlssion on erime. They modlfed 1t on President Johnson'! antiviollace commis5ion. 1 School Districts . Give n $200,000 The Stale Board of Education has granted more than $3)0,(0) to four West County sC'bool districts for programs to Improve s c: boo I a<'h.ievt'ment Of stuJeats f r 0 m dt"privtd homes. , Granls m to ll!-!nUnitoa Beach Union lllgh School District, SO.US: Ottan \'lew Eleme.ntary, JJS;tr.!: Fountain Valley Elementar)'. SUtOOO. •nd Weslmlnster Elem eat ary, ,114.llH. Tbe lundl come IJ<>m Ult I~ governmont. but are dlslrtbutod bf lh• Sta~ Boon! ol EducaUoa. ,. Ttie •choot dlstrlcu trill uae 'th• mooty for rtmtdlal read l)a I' counsl>ling o.nd prtsr:hool r:lasst1.' ~ Dlstrl<t.s att tUglble 10< r~•I money accordlng to the numblf"'o~ students tbe.j b&\'t rrom bOIDC'I wberO -Income Is i.,. tbaa '3.• 9 f ~ fll a llon • .... !are. one !oJ izen rk." Ion" real bing and sing -a.tic can- part •• ' .. .. u. a -eal " • to •· ltrs ftis lied oce has 'our for , o I om .oc:h 1)5: 112: IGI), j y, DAILY PILOT Weekend Your Hometown Dally Paper EDIIION YOC. ~. Nb. T68, 1 SECTIONS, 48 PAGES • SATURDAY, JULY ·13, .1968 TEN CENTS Marines Claim Victory on Bloody Hill 689 SAIGON (UPI) - A battered U.S. Marine force today claimed victory in the battle for 1-lill 689, a six-day figbt in which a cook led a mauled platoon and another Leatherneck bat· ted away North Vietnamese grenades with his rifie. "It was tough going ell the·way. My troops were getting hit and we had no replacements," said Lt. Col. Archie Van \Vink.le, Medal of Honor winner and commander of the some 1,000 Marines· '\\ilo defied night and day Co.mmunist attacks on the rocky hill two miles west of hlle abandoned north· ern fronUer fort or Khe Sanh. UPI Correspondent Raymond Wilk· inson, who witnessed the fighting, re· ported Crom landing zone stud that when the North Vietnamese gave up the attack then, and only then, did Van Wia.kle's Leethernecks leave llill 689. They had been supposed to go June 5 when Khe Sanh was abandoned to give Marines more mobility. But when tJ1e communists hit, the Marines were too proud to go without fighting. "\Ve are going to move off tihis hill but not unt~I we have defeated the North Vietnamese," Maj. Gen. Ray- mond Davis, Marines 3rd Division Commander. had said. Van Winkle's men made the vow good. It was cost- ly. \Vllklnson said the Marines suifer- ed 40 men killed and 150 wounded. The number of North Vietnamese bodies sprawled down the slopes of Hill 689 were put at 140. A lot ol heroes were plucked by heli- copter off the 2,000 foot peak at bat· Ue's end, Wllkln.son said, but the Ma· rlnes are proudest most of a six-foot· three, 200 pound youngster from Ada, Mich., B. J . "Huey" Roark. V.an Winkle, of Oxon Hill, Calif .. said, '1A Marine patrol moved down the hill one night and the N<>rtb. Viet- namese began to throw in mortars like they were going out of style." "Everyone hit the deck but I saw Huey standing up firing his Ml6 rifle and tossing gernades at the Comrnu· nists in their spider holes," said lst Lt. J oe FuJ.ginlU of Pennsauken, N.J. "Huey fixed hls bayonet and cbarg. ed over & small hill I heard a sere-am and when Roark came back, he tossed a Communist AK47 rifle to me/' the Ueutenant said. "A little later Roark used the rtock of his M79 grenade launcher to bat away, baseball style, Ollcom (CJ\loese communist) grenades which had been tossed at him. "Huey saved the whole command group," Fulginiti said. Roark was not done. Roark, after swatUng away the grenades, charged a communist mor- tar pit. •Ie knocked it out, said Sgt. Joe Dardis of New Orleans, Huey suffered two wounds. A helicopter evacuated him to a hospital sii.p oU the 1'0rthern coast. "One ot my companies wia.s reduced to one officer, one staff NCO and 50 men. Why, that's only the size ot a platoon," Van Winkle told WilldOlon. A Marine company usualld is 205 men, Gunnery Sgt. Ken Davi of Tulere, Calif., A cook for 12 years, was one who took up the slack. Lone Rifle Shot Ends • Babbling Gunman In Death Hijacks Jet, Then Git?es Up in Tears A lone 30-30 rille slug settled an argument with violent finality out· sidJ a Santa Ana apartment building Friday night leaving one man dead and his companion wounded. -The slain man was identified by police as Raymond Canas Ruiz, 23, of 2523 S. Baker St., Apt. E. His companion, Rudolph Guz.man, 25, of 2206 S. Hickory, i;ufiered a right arm wound Crom the slug that passed through Ruiz' chei;t, exiting from his back. Earl Roy Lyon, 24, of Yorba Linda 'was booked on suspicion or murder. Police allege his wife, Judy, handed him a loaded weapon. Sgt. Norwood Williams said the slaying occurred outside an apart- ment build.ing at 17'4 S. Evergreen at 10:10 p.m. Williams said Ruiz and Guzman were apparenUy walking by the apart· ment where Lyons' sister, Donna Sheppard, lives. Williams said witnesses' stories vary, but comments led' to an argu· 1nent between a woman and two men. !·le said a woman brought out the 30-30 lever action rifle with one bullet and told the suspect the gun was loaded. Williams said stories differ over whether Ruiz reached for the rifle be· fore he was cut down. Both he and Guzman were holding beer bottles, said the officer, and Ruiz dropped his just before-he was shot. i"I~ was pronounced dead on arrival at Santa Ana Community llospital. Guzman is in 0f'ange County Medical Center. ' , Weekend Weather ' Cooler today elong the Orange Coast, the weatherman predicts, with some weekend night and earlier morn· in g fog or low clouds. Temperatures are expected to re- main high inland gr.adually dissipating through the next five days. Highs at the beaches Saturday and Sunday are a predicted 75 degrees. Southern California temperatures elsewtien? are expected to be 90 in the mountains, SS in the coastal valley, 100 in_ the high desert and 115 in the low desert. Strong gusty winds are expected in the desert. MIAMI, Fla. (AP) - A babbling gunman who "knew he was making a mist.ake'' ordered a U.S. airliner to fly to Cuba, then surrendered his gun, cried and let the plane land in Miami. "I'm dying or cancer," the tearful hijacker told the crew. Oran Danie l Richards, a 33-year-old forklift operator from Springfield, Ohio, was oh.arged with kidnaping and aircraft piracy. Both are federal offenses and the piracy charge carries a maximum penalty of death. U.S. <A>mmissioner Edward Swan set Richards' bond at $250,f.MXI pending a hearing Monday. Sen. James 0 . Eastland, (D-MisiS.) one of the 47 other passengers, said the gunm·an threatened to kill him. None of the passengers or six crew· men was injured. Th• m~oot Richer<)I, a !"'llve pl Columbus, a.., ~·pole,-· but 3-Car Smashup ! In Huntington ..... """ -· ..... ~ ~:J Fatal To One PlER·HANGER -Heavy boom truck lies upside down over edge of Huntington Beach municipal pier Friday after flipping over when workmen extended boom and basket over the pier's side. A laborer was slightly injured in the accident. Big Crane Truck Flips Off Huntington's Pier A heavy crane truck being used by workmen installing a new lighting system on the Huntington Beach municipal pier flipped over onto its top Friday afternoon and hung precariously over the edge until later righted by heavy cranes. Slightly injured in the accident was laborer Jim Smiggs, 22, or Garden Grove. J.le was treated for a leg injury at 1-1 u n t i n g t o n Jntercommunity •lospital. \Vitness lo the mishap was surfer Steve Hadar ,21 , of MGnterey Park. •tc said he was surfing near the pier when, "I hear a loud noise. I saw the basket of the boom truck going down and a man Calling. "I paddled over to him and he swam part way to meet me. I took him on into shore on the paddleboard. lte said his leg hurt him." Foreman Mel Smith, 24, or Garden Grove, said his crews were extending the boom on the truck they were trying out in preparation for working on a light standard on the pier. lie said the truck suddenly rupped over "for no apparent reason ." "\Ve had extended the boom much farther previosuly, but this time the truck just rolled over. Smiggs was standing by the front of the truck and just went into the water." The truck lists its owner as the Basin Service C<i. or Santa Barbara. Drunk Bill Signed SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Legislation extending the drunken driving law to cover violations committed on private property was signed Friday by Gov. Ronald Reagan. An Anaheim m'All died Friday alter. noon as the result of a thrte-car inter· section .accident in Huntington Beach. John T. lOeckner. Sr., 57, was dead en er·rivat at •Iuntlngt.on Intercom- munlty Hospital. Three other persons were inlured in the accident. Police said K.leckner was a pai;sen- ger in e car southbound on Edwards driven by Barbara Kleckner Mattison. 29, or the same address. It collided et the Edwards and Warner intersection with en eastbound eer driven by Gene J. Meiners, 28, ~ 1s-m Swan Lane. Eawards ls contl'Olled by a atop sign and Wiarner is a through street. ~ two ca.rs then cradled into a th.ird car operated by Michele Ann Colliru, 16, of 17541 Still H'artior Lene. It was not movill'g. Injured were Mrs. Mattison, six· year-old Michele Mattison and t h e Meinen; woman. Extent of injuries was not immediately known. T h e y were taken by ambulance to Hunting- ton Intercommunity Hospital. An earlier Anaheim accident be· came a Second fatality Friday aJter- noon, Ule coroner's office reported, when Gary Robert Preszler, 27, of Placentia died at Martin Luther Hos- pital. He had been 111~ured Thursday. COUNTY GIVEN MORE JUDGES , Fair Offers Wide Variety SACRAMENTO (UPJ) -Gov. Ron· ald Reagan Friday signed a bill by Assemblyman Robert H. Burke, (R· lluntington Beach), adding four judg· es to Orange County municipal courts. Rodeo, Stage Slioivs, B eauty Pageant on Tap An cnlertainment lineup ranging from rodeos to free stage show.s, to community and cultural exhibits, the beauty pageant and s p e c i a 1 drtcrtainment awaits the Oratlge County Fairgoer this year. The 1968 fair, which opens Tuesday on Costa Mesa fairgrounds and continues through the f o 11 o w I n g Sunday, will be the site of some 22 separate special en t-e rt a I nm en t features in addition to the rodeo and side-show during its slx-day run. The opening-night limelight will be focused on the selection and crowning or "Miss Orange County Tomorrow,'' prelims at 2:30 and flnals at 8 p.m. at lhe ampJlitheatcr. Al!O appearil)g on opening day are the El Toro Marill(, Band at 5 p.m. and t . • , the Optimi.rt Youth l!and of Or~nsc COunty at 7 p.m. FESTIVAL OF NATIONS On Wednesday, the 1''eslival of Nations at 8:30 p.m. will brln~ authentic cultural music and dances 0£ eight nations to the fairground's amphitheater. A cast of 150 will perform ln the festival's symphony orchestra, choral group and d a. n c e group under the dire<:tion or Maestro Leo Damiani . · The Optimist Youth Band of Orange County will perform twice o n Wedtlt!sday, once at 5 and again at 7 p.m. On Thursday, the Pageant or the 1'"1ag will be!. presented at 2:30 p.m. in the amphltheater by the Se:a School Mari nes !!'om the San Diego Recruit Depot. t.ater on Thursday. the Klngsmen , national champion drum and bugle corps and color guard, will perform on the parade grounds. BARBERSHOP SfNGERS A barbershop cv.iartet co11cert at 8:30 will conclude the Thurday even!ng schedule. Friday afternoon wlU find the pageant or the drum and bugle corps dupUcaUng their Thursday shows, Umes remain the same also. That night at 8:30, Nino TempQ and April Stevens along with U1e Back Porch Majority will b@ pe.rformlni: in the fWr's amphitheater. The .brother·sls-ter slnJtlnl( of Nino !Su FAIR, P11• l) ne measure increases the judges of ~ West Orange County Municipal Court from three to five tbit year and to slx on July I, 1969. tt also boosts the judges oC the Central Orange County Mun1c:lpal Court from slx to seven. Hip& Mes&ed _Up SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The Halght-Ashhury hippie district 15 get· Ung to be such • mes1, dty Offkl•ls say, that it will hive to be .swabbed regularly. The Board of Supervisors Safely Committee u.ld Thunl'ay that all parking 11hould be prohibited along a section o( •talgtt Street each Monday mornJn' ao Ule aree can be wtshed ~ii. . r.'2 gave no hint of emotion as he was led from the cockpit of the Delta Airlines jet after it made an emergency land- ing in Miami. The plane -Flight 977 • was en route from Philadelphia to Ji"ouston, Tex. This was the second attempt during the day In which a gunman attempted to fly lo Cuba. Earlier Friday I a man wno gave his name only as ''Van Dyk" chertered a single engine plane at Key West, Fla., for a trip to Miami. Pilot CletiJ Mas- singall, 35, radioed the passenger had pulled a gun and ordered him to Ha- vana. Massingall's plane landed at the Ha- vana alfllort about an hour after the passenger pulled his gun. Eastland told newsmen in Miami he encountered tbe Delta hijacker as he went. to the plane'.1 re1~ .. "I heard a man u.y, 'I'll kill you. 'I'm a Liberal' Get Back. I'm a dying man.' So I sat down," E86tland said. The senator said the gunman then turned his .45-callber pistol on a stew- ardess, Elaine Haws, and demanded access to t:he -cockpit. Capt. Forrest Dines of Chicago said the man entered the cockpit waving the pistol and demanded the plan;e be diverted to Cuba. · "My engineer started talking to him and established a rapport with birit," Dines said. The engineer persuaded. the man to place his gun on the floor. Senator Eastland. later blamed the Supreme Court's liberal decisions for letting ''criminals run wild," and said no new la,vs are needed t'O curb air· plane hijackings. "It's all the Supreme Court's aUair- they make it possible for crlminala to run wild,'' Eastland. said. Edward Young Named New Chancellor at UCLA BERKELEY (AP) -Charles Ed· ward Young, 36, will become chancel- lor Sept. 1 at the University of Cali- fornia at Los An-;:-eles -the youngesl head ever nametl at any ca1npus in the system. Young was promoted Friday from chief deputy to Franklin Murphy, who has resigned to become chairman of the Los Angelei; Times Mirror Co. Killer of Wife Given Six Months A man who killed his wile with a rifle shot was sentenced to six mooths in Orange County Jail Thursday, by Judge WiWarn C. Speirs. Judge Speirs also put Petrick G. Ronquillo, 28, of. Anatieim on probat4on for three years and ordered that he posse&s no firearms during that per· iod. RonquiJIG was originally charged \vith the May 17 murder of his wife, Elsie, but pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of involuntary manslaughter at preliminary hearing. Ronquillo tpld police he a n d llis brother, Louis, 21, were struggling over a rifle w.hen it discharged bitting Atrs . R'Onquillo in the neck. The Board of Regents took the action in Berkeley. "I am 3' liberal,', he told newsmen. ... would certainly not use any other term than Hh2ral--0ther than middlc- of·thc-road liberal." ~le said he opposes a suggestion by Gov. RonaJj Reagan that a spe- cial staff be named to work directly under the regents in dealing with any campus unrest, Said Young: "I think it is unnec· essary. Administrators should be given the resP'Jnsfbility of filling the job that has been given to them and being held accountable for it." Young holds a phllosophy doctorate from UCLA. The campus has 27,500 students. "We need more student involvement in a substanti ve, meaningful way," Young told newsmen. "AU of higher education is ln for a lot of change in the next few years. The problem is getting that change brought about smoothly." He also said university courses need to be made more applicable to cur· rent social problems. The new chancellor will be paid $38,f.MXI a year. He has been closely involved with students as Murphy's chief deputy since 1963. Murphy praised Young for "making the bo&s lo0k good." Yc.ungi avoided strong criticism Friday of Gov. Reagan's cut in the university's requested budget. Tippie Toe Ti111 Tiny and Other Giants Due in Mesa Is Costa Mesa big enough for Tiny Tlm ? Come tiptoe through the ti.lies with the elfin-voiced English vocalist next month when he braves the Back Bay to ·lead the way for the First Annual Newport Pop Festival. The giant 1how la 1cheduled Aug. 3 and 4 at the Orange County Faligrounds In Costa Mesa. lealurlng • ho.st of pop music aroupe, light 1how1. fuhlon shows and • other attractions. Erle Burdon and the An imals, Countey Joe and t/ie Fish, The Byrds. the Iron Butterfly, and Rhinoceros will r 0 11 0 w Ttny Tim into the breathless town once known as Goat Hlll AcUon la achedUled from 101.m. lo S • rJ p.m . daily and will be headlined by the Je[!erson Airplane, also Including the Grateful Dead, the C h a m b e r s Brotbers, the Electric F 1 a g , Butterfield Blues Band, Quicksilver Messenger Service and Blue Cheer. others on the muslCat menu lnclude Sttppenwolf, Cenned Heat, the James Cott.On Bluet Band, Illinols, Speed rt.as, Mm! Lee Rulh Ind the Turnaboutl, IDd Thlop to Come. Ticket.a are on IRle at the Orange County FllrgrOUJ>dl, Ill mutull Ucket agencles .and WalUcb'a Music City storts, aa well a1 at all Loi An1ete1 F'tee J>uq -.... •. The vut .,,.. ta prosented by Radio Kl:IJ perionallty Humble Harre, and Is arranged by W"""'8cooll: SoundJ ProdllCllom, o1 HollJwood, ..,. ?. I 2 DAILY PILOT Sus~t Sought For $1,060 Narco Slaying The search intensified today for the suspttted slayer of a young L o n g Beach mo.n vt'ho allegedly failed to de· liver in a Sl ,000 marijuana transac· U.n. Lone Beach police brave obtained a murder warrant for Roger Clayton Powell, 21 , of Lynwood in the slaying ot Willie E. Keeten , 23, u ape.rtment man acer. Keeten was abducted from hi• apquinlent at gunpoint Thursda.Y whJle his 18-year.old girl friend and a 24· year-old buddy watched. Police said as Keeten exited to the porch with his three captor1, be grab- bed a mailman, Jartis Lang, 31 , .. d attempted t.o use him as a shield. In a scuf~ that followed, police r;aid. Powell pushed aside a child and fired three shots at Keeten, striking him in the chest. Police have already arented Larry Mddillen, a 23--yead-old Marine, and I>arritl Lord, 19, or Cudahy, on sus- picion of murder. Protection Cost For Sirlian Hits Over $200,000 LOS ANGELES (AP) -A county supervisor says $2lp,ooo a1!eady h~s been spent in the Sirhan B1Slhara Sir· han case ... and it's still a long way from going to trial. Sirhan, 24-year-o ld. Jordanian, is charged with murdering Sen. Robert :F. Kennedy. Supervisor Kennetli Hahn .said l~e obt3ined from the county auditor th is breakdown of expenses: Corner's off- ice $4,701, district attorney $32,062, mechanical ~.676, public defender fl,864, sheriff $116,039 , COUl'ts $'20,000. The "mechanical" expenditures in- cluded a conditioning unit for the 13th floor o( the Hall O{ Justice, where Sirhan is jailed awaiting trial and al-so a kitchen. Botti were needed , an1 will benefit future prisoners, Hahr said, but were motivated by the Sirh~· c .... Tile "sherl.ff" expenses were over- time pay for deputies on the case an:' spcial eqUipment needed for security reesons. 1 Post Office Set To Shut Branches \\'ASHINGTON li\P) -'J'hc Po~J Office Department has ordered the closing of 347 small branches and told postmasters to gear !Of' sharp curtail· ment of Saturday service everywhere. Announcing this Friday the depart· ment sai.d -it was caused by manpower cutbacks dictated in the. new tax bill. But a senator said it was "black· mail" aimed at forcing an exemption from the bill for the department. The department said 250 fourth class post offices 'viii be closed Aug. 2 and 97 more Aug. 30. None are in Orange County. Reserves Slate Leader Change A change of command ceremony will take place SUnday for the Orange County Coast Guard Reserve Port Security unit , as Lt. Cmdr. Paul M. Stewart, 304 Colton St., Newport Beach, rele.ives Lt . Cmdr. Aubrey l~. Jones of Anaheim. The Orange County unit ·which consists Of 66 men and six officers meets monthly. Upon change of commMid. JonC's wlll take charge of a similar unit in Pomona. DAILY PILOT .... ,........ c.... .. _ He•llltt•..... Lafw.._. .... J •• .... ..... ,..., CAUPOINIA lt1b1rt N. WeoJ ..... ,..., n ..... , "•••ii ldllor Th1111e1 A. Mwrphin e MlftMllll IElll!U' J•1k I . Cwrloy P••I Nr11111 ...._ MtnHw" M"o'l'rtltltlt Oll'K'lor Ofnc11 (all MtM: l:'9 W11t l lY StrHI ........, .. '°'' %211 w. """' loult¥•rll U.-.. -"~1 U2 ~Wet! A,._ HVl'lf'nttoll lk«ll: '°' Stfl Sti-Mt MESAN NAMED RODEO PRINCESS -Costa Mesa High School student Michele \Villiams, 17, accepts bouquet of flowers from Joe Metcalf after being selected. princess of the Orange Empire Boy Scout Council's rodeo which will be held July 19-21 at1the fairgrounds. All proceeds from the 1968 Fair and Exposition Rodeo will go toward the Scout Council. Heart Switcl1 Surgeons Vow to Continue Efforts CAPE TOWN, South Airica (AP)- .i'he pioneers or human heart trans· plants have rejected any suggestion to halt all such surgery until mor1> is known about keeping the patie n alive after the operation. In the city where Dr. Philip Blai berg has lived nearly 6~ months with a transplanted heart -longer than any other recipient -13 sw·· geons from nine countries begin ex- changing ideas today at a medicnl symposium. At a ne\.\'S conference fo'riday , m<111y of then1 said more heart transplants 1nust be pcrforn1ed in efforts to solve !he imn1unological problem -how to prevent rejection of the transplant· Frona Page J FAIR ... Tempo and April Stevens has resulted in several substantial hits including "\Vhispering," "S\\'eet and Lovely," anti their niodcrn ''crsion of ··o et'p Purple ." The Ha<:k Port•h Ma1ority is the <·hild of Randy Sparks. the 1nan who originated the New Christy Minstrels. The Majority Y.'as formed four years ago, playlng for night clubs, TV program and recordings. Saturday afternoon at 2:30 the 100- person cast or the Sing-Out-\Vest·End vocal group will present a 90-minute program or lively songs under the label "Up \Vitli People." Tempo and Stevens along with the Majority will return at 8:30 to the amphitheater. Jn between these two shows, the Optimist Youth Band will perform on the Fair Parade grounds.. The Sunday fair schedule fills the .afternoon with the sounds o! marching bands along with the action of the Bays Clubs' variety show at 2:30. The bands, Glengarry ltlghland Band of \Vest Covina and the El Toro Marine Band will be performing at the parade grounds at 4. S. and 7 p.m. r:t organ without drastically r~ucing t:1e patient's resislance to infection. The moratorium question was posed '.1y Dr. Chrlstiaan Barnard, who per· fo rmed the world's first heart trans· r:lant and who is host to the sympo. sium at the University of Cape Town. "No, certainly not," said Dr. Adri- an Kantrowitz of New York's Maimo- nides Hospital "l think this is too im· portant a development in the field of heart dl sease and it is something that should be pursued with greilt vigor by surgical groups around the world.'' Since Dec. 3 last year, 25 heart transplants have been performed and 18 patients have d.jed. Cardinal Morano Succumbs at 96 VATICAN CITY (UPI) -Francesco Cardinal Morano of Italy, oldest sur- viving member of the College of Cardinals, died Friday in his apart· 1nent at the holy office building. 1-lc 1\·as 96. Morano·s death came only hours af- ter Pope Paul VI left the Vatican briefly to call on hin1. A VatiC"aD an· nouncement said U1e Cardinal was seriously ill, but did not disclose the nature of his aliment. His death reduced the number ol cardinals to 106. Don't Blame Nudi.es COPENHAGEN (AP) -"l doo't t·!1.ink the naked 'vomen cause the driv- ers to lose control of their oars," ~culptor S. Moelgaard parried in re- sponse to a police demand that he re- move his concrete statues of nude women from an accident-prone road- side stretch near Viborg. Rather, he contended in a istandoff with the cops. the sllppery·in-the-rain &$1>ha1t is \\ti.at causes accidents there. Parking Game F estivnl Profit Tliickens Plot Even television probably couldn 't keep up with the thickening plot over parking adjacent to the Festival of Arts in Laguna Beach. Alas. television isn't trying anyv.•ay . Out. here's hO'N the script \\'Cnl last night: -The l"elllival board had agree:! to PlY the contrattor for .a new play. house 1nest lo the Festival\ Sl .500 lo lay off the job until after lhe six-,vet•k restival ends. -The idea \.\'as n1 ore parking fu r the F'eslival. less noise and less du st. -The city smiled. It was haJ>py. It \\'ould save $800 by not havin& to buy parking space that the Fflstlval was · losing to playhouse construction. -The Festival waa happy. ll °'A'OUld level the ground where a build.Ing !lad been demoUshed to make room !or the playiilouse . Good deal, another .JO park· ing spots. -Enter the Pl&yl'rs stage left. -Thf: Players note that the land is their properly. leased rrom the city and Ulty do have a respOnslbillly to flnandal backers and would like to use their property to raise funds by fflling pvilll(I. _ ~ -An)'\\'ay, note the players, Ole Festival was making arrangements with the Players contractor and not 1\•ith the Players. -The Festival stops smiling. The city stops smiling too. -\Vhat will happen? \Vho will gel the parking? Who Is Ule villan? Who is the hero? Will the Festival and the Playhouse and the city find happi- ness? -Tune in J\fonday to the DAILY l'ILOT to find ou l. Too l'tlany Rabi.es PENDLETON, Ore. IAP) -The Pendleton Community Hospital has closed its maternity warL because two manied nurses are pregnant and three others are qutttlng for other reasons. Al Cobbin. the hospitill adrnlnlstral· or. said the vacancies left the hospital without enough nurses to operate the ward. There ts one other bosplta'l 1n the eastern Oregon co~munity. c. , Re~an Raps Pueblo Cas~ Ship Lo11 Called 'Humiliation' to Americam &ALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -Gov. llaDald Reacaa " Colllornla Frlilay nllhl celled f0< ".what needs to be donfl" in Vietnam and labeled the Pueblo incident a '1humiliating" blow tn the United States. Thi;; California ' Republican chief ex- ecutive delivered the kflynote address to .an enlhuslasUc state Republican convention and was interrupted by ap- plause 20 UmeJ durln1 h1a '5 minute opeech. He drtw bla blue1t applau'e from the audleace ol S,000 when he men· tioned Vifltnam and the P u e b Io incident. "We are in Vietnam because it is In our national interest to be there," Reacan said. "And whether it of· fends friend or foe we should say we are lolnl to begln dolng what needs to Ladies Taped Heroin Haul To Bodies NEW YORK (AP) -U.S; cu1tom1 officials &aid Friday Ibey foullcl '4 mll· lloo In pure h .... tn taped lo U>e.bodle1 of a pretty ldlool teacher and her heir . cftsMr companion wben. they landld at Kennedy Airport on a fliibl from B~l Autborlties 5l:ld the two Ar&entine women were "undoubtedly couriers" for perhaps the lar~at heroin amu1· gllng rlng in lbe world. Customs agents said they became suspicious Of Marla Avelina Gonzelez de Rossi, 28, the sohool teacher, and Melida Lucia Burgueno Mtlinardi, 40, both from Buenos Aires, beoause of "ttle unusual bulk of their persons," when they deplaned Thursday morn· ing. The women were escorted. to a private room and searcbd by women inspectors. The search disclosed packages of pure heroin strapped to the women's bodies with two-inch strips of adhesive tape, aul:botlties said. "1'1ey were undoubtedly couriers for one of tbe largest, if not the lacg. est, heroin smu«gllng riDgs in the world," said Stanley R. Spino le, super· vising customs agent. .wng Set, For Massive Hit On Saigon SAIGON (AP) -11*Uigence rt· ports NY six enemy divisions are poised to bit Saigon next week and Viet Cong 1uicide 1quadl are PoUrlnl into the capital tor the massive off. enslve. A highly placed VJetnamese source sai:t 1,000 enemy troops already were inside t he capital despite kl-entity checks and allied sweeps around the city. They aie believed to be terror· ists, demolition experts and comman- dos. Military spokesmen believe the ene· my will attack Saigon bf:fore Friday, anniversary "Of lbe 1954 Geneva •&ht· ments that pm'ldtioned Vletnmn. Mon- day olten is mentioned as e likely day for t.he assault. Reports ind.le.ate the Viet Cong will be bad<ed up by ~. 122mm aod 140mm rockets and possibly !Orne new type of artillery. The 140nmi rockets are more powerful but less accurate than t.he rocket! previo~ly used against saigon, and •e expected . to cause significant civilian casualties in any maes baJTage Intended for mil- itary targets. Final Rites Slated For Coast Resident Servlces are pending today for Catherine Desohn, a resident of Huntington Beach for the past 15 years who died suddenly at her home, 703 Alabama St .• Friday. She was 54. Survivors include her husband. Richard of the home; three sons. Anthony and Matthew, both l>f Huntington Beach, and Stephen of Westminster ; a daughter, Lind a Deshon of Huntington Beach; mid three grandchildren. Interment will be at HarbOr Rest Memorial Park, Costa Mesa. Smith's Mortuary, Huntington Beach, is ln charge or arrangement!. Murder·for·Hire Figure Guilty PLACERVILLE, Calli. (UPI) - George Lovell, 27, accused of accept- ing a murder-for-hire "contract,tt pl.aded gullty Frldl)' to attempting to klll a South Lake Tahoe real U· tate man. Lo\'ell, curreotly servln& a Ove year to life term at Folsom Prison for a:rmed robbery, was charged <with placlng a bomb In a car belonging to Robert J .McMahGn laat J•nuary. The bomb railed to uplocle becautt It was wired wroq. be done and we are going to do it now. "And steaUng the Pueblo and kid· naping our young men is a humllla· tlon that this nation is not going to endure." Reagan told a news conference ear· Iler that he is only a favorite StJn can· didate for the Republican presidential nomination and does not plan to act· ively seek the nomination. He made no mentlon of bl• candidacy dW'ing his evening address. But hl! repeatedly a'ttacked the Democratic administration for "the responsibility gap" and the "mess" in the nation's capitol. "There la a responsibility gap in our country where the Iea\tershlp has been abdicated," he said. "There is a lack of respoosiblllty. among those who use dlaarreement to protest and a lack of responsibility among eourts which fall" to protect society alatnst criminals. "We_ c)n1 ,,. .. guar4J>!ee '.clllien his safe~y in_ a walk acrost a .P.lic.'' He said £he 11 mess in Wash.lii.fton'1 included President Jobnso_o's Great Society which, he said, bas nothing new exce).l:l "cost, extravagance and the ltlabillty to solve the prea:aing problems of our times. "And those lln the Democratic Party) who contest to be his heir s:ttn· not deny that they have been a part o! the mess in \Yashlngton. .,, "It ls time to slop escalating prpJD· Jses and time to start enforcing ,the law before this nation is torD .. to pieces." Newport Mariner Recalls Peaceful Saigon of '36 By EVELYN SHERWOOD Of """ o.11r ,..., ltlfl 1'The last time t had seen Saigon back ln 1936, it was the Paris of the Orient. It was a tropical city of beauty -quiet, clean ,and white. ''Today, lt'1 a ahtmbles of war activity. It'• a town under pressure." That is bow modern Saigon appears to Newport Beach resident Bill Cunningham, llrll male aboard the U.lghter Chicot. Since the flrat of the year, Cwmlngham has made nine trips into the war zone. 'Ibe Chicot, a 340-foot, 8,000 ton ship of World War II ancestry, bas shuttled materlala from the ports of Keelung and Kaoh.suing, both in T.alwan, across the China Sea to Salgon. Cunningham ls back home now, considering another stint at sea . In the meantime, he Is relaxing with his wile, and son, a 16-year-old student at Newport Harbor High Scllool He said he was amazed tbat so little damage bas been lnfilcted on the commercial port of satgoQ. "During the Tel offensive, the Chicot was surrounded by full scale warships." He added, "Many bad boles in their sides." From the llytng bridge of the Cblcol, Cunningham said he and the crew could watch the sky raiders dive bombing .and hear the ping·pong of mortars. 11At night, silver red tracers flllgreed a backdrop." River travel at Saigon ls not for slghteseers, he said. "Ships under way on the Saigon River are constantly harassed. Charlie (the enemy) ttits '&mall. He's waiting on the banks.and shoots at a11ything that moves." Cunn.l.ngham, although a man of the CHINA SEA SAILOR 8111 Cunnlnghi1m sea, bas gotten around on land as we.II. He is former manager of a convalescent tiomel and in the real estMe business at t mes. He reactivated his sailing license to accept the position on the Chicot. "But we like to live in Newport Beach," he said. Cunningham admits there could be another ship's berth in his future. "The pay is high," he said, "And it is adventure on the high seas." Hail of Real Lead /(ills : Mariila' s Top Movie Gun MANILA (UPI) -The party ended at 2:30 a.m. today -with the hand· some movie star dying on the night- club floor. Actor Jess Lapid, known to Fili- pino fans for his mustache and fast draw, had raiSed a brandy glass to toast fellow movie st.a.rs as the Lanai Nightclub band played "happy birth- day" to no o~ in particular. Two men stepped near, guns out. Lapid drew. But the fastest gun in Filipino mo· vies drew his pistol too slowly. The men took turns firing bullets inilo Lapid's stomach and back. The killers escaped through a screaming crowd a.nd past the door sign reading: 1'Please deposit your firearms to the guard before enter- ing." They left behind the la~st celebrity killing that newspapers call a national scandal and that President Ferdinand E. Marcos and the Phlllp- pine Congress are trying to smash with a crash anticrime program. In the past five days the victims of gunmen included a provincial gov· ernor, a pilot shot in the Tarlac Prov- ince capital in front of 100 witnesses and 1 Judge slain as he dozed on a train. Lapid is the third movie star shot dead in a nlght"Club in nine months. Marcos and congressional leaders agreed Friday to set up a citizens commission on crime. They modeled it on President J ohnson's antiviolerice commission. School Districts Given $200,000 : The State Board of Education ha s granted more than $200,000 to rou r West County school districts for programs to improve s e; h o o J .achievement of stuJents f r o m deprived homes. ·Grants are to Huntington Beqch Union High School District, $49,155: Ocean View Elementary, $2.5,602; Fountain Valley Elementary, $13,500, and Westminster E 1 em en la r_y 1 $114,184. The funds come from the federal government, but are distributed by the State Board or Education. The school districts will use the money for remedial r ea d Ing 1 counseling and preschool classes. Districts are eligible for federal money according to the number o{ students they have from homes where annual income ls less than $.1,000. Retiring 4-Siar Raps Puny U.S. War Effort .I HONOLULU !UPI) -Gen, Dwlgbl E. Beach. ntlrln1 Pacill<: anny com· malldtr, Fmi., leveled a portlftC shot at Ibo Am<rloln ...., effort ln Vlot· nam, likening It to tr6ating "diptllflrla with aspirin." Be-a.ch, who will retire at the e.nd of July after a 38-ynr army career, Ms been Pacific arw; army chief for 23 month$. He told newsmen although the AllJes .-re "on tiop of tt m.llitarlly,'' the war could 11> OD !or a lOlll Ume. •1 The enemy will contlllue .. r11gr00p- ing, refilling to come back hit.,. Jo attack wherever he c111, and as 1'1ng as be'1 got tfte men and materiel! from North Vietnam he has "11.s ca- pacity," Beach sald. ·. "It's pretty hard to treat dJJ>(heria with ~pirin and that's about what we're doing down there," the four star geneN.l said. . Beach dJd not RY "1\al changes he ~d edvlH ln the Allied w1 eflor~ ·--------------- • • Siturday, Jut~ 1), 1%8 DAIL~ PILOT ;J Irvine Welcomes Minority Students VCI Sets Vp Extensive Program for Disadvantaged YoutliS Feet are for walking, not driV· ing, Donald Snyder, 32, was told in Cincinnati . traffic court. Snyder \Vas arrested after his car struck a parked auto. Police said he had &en driving his convertible while seated atop the back of the front seat with his feet on the steering \Vheel. • Eugtnt Hevesi of New York has returned his city income tax re· fund to help the city meet its ••grave and urgent social needs." City officials said the cbeck was for less than $20. • •• ,, ,. 1-lo1D'1 th.at again? Five painted high· way 1igm like the above surraund the little city of Denton, Texas, which is roughly 35 miles nortl~ of Dallas and f'ort Worth. According to Dentun Mayor Zeke Afarti11, tile signs are part <J] an industrial development pro- 9ram which will include a trip to the \Vest COO.St by a host of Denton lead- ers. The group will fly to Los Angel.es all.d San Francisco in searcn of brancn plants and offices growing out of California·based companies. • Motorist Natalie Seminara, 19, of Messina, hit a sailboat and her car sank. She was driving a friend's car, without a license, at the Mes- sina docks when it went out of con- trol and landed atop a moored sail boat. The car balanced. on the boat long enough for Natalie to escape •. ~ • then it toppled into the sea and :sank. • ~........ .. !fup&;;.!'fr.1,..;f ;.,-• ~. '::;,;:u :epublicans in the Cali-'"\ ,for>ua Se1wte arrived at tlieir li desks today a11d found little red elephants rubber·stamped next r to itenlS on the Senate agenda l ' that we·re backed by Gov. Ron- 1 14 , aid Reagan. ._ ·--"""'"'"'-~ J.il :;.:~ . ~~~ 160-pound Milwaukee policeman ::«~ught two men, l\YO women and a ;:~Ud as they jumped from a win- -~w in a burning second floor ::·apartment. Patrolmen LeRoy Was- zak suffered a pulled leg tendon in making the final catch. The five jumpers were uninjured. Waszak \vas treated at the hospital and re- leased. • Colorado District Judge William B. Naugle asked a wife to surren- 'der her pistol and her husband to surrender his shotgun until their divorce action was settled. The judge said that testimony indicated one of the parties, or both, might in tpe heat of an argument use one of tlle guru. Naugles said "There are hundreds of homicides every year where one of the partners in mar- riage used a gun. I just thought it \vyuld be safer if these persons did not have guns." • E l•ine L•wson, 31 , of Omaha, Neb., told police two boys snatched hi.r purse containing $30 and her drivers license when she stopped to use a public telephone. An hour Jater she was involved in a minor , Lraffic accident and police ticketed : her for failure to have a driver's li- cense. The officer declined her ex· planation, saying she \VOuld have to "teU it to the judge. u By mOMAS FORTUNE ot ""' o.nw '"'' •1•" A brown-skinned young man who says proudly, "l was one of 13 indicted in the conspiracy," will be a student at UC! in the !all. So too wW a girl who always has thought her ''C" grade average quite respectable. She bas never lived in a white community. These dudents and 30 or so others like them are to be admitted to the U n iversity through special dispensation for Negro and Mexioari · American students. They don't have the "B" or better grades normally ' required for entrance. But they show promise .. Irvine is the last of the nine UC campuses to in.iUate an Educational Opportunities Program for disadvantaged students seeking a chance to prove themselves. Dr. Alan J. Miller has resigned iiS assistant professor or JX'iYChology to he-ad the program. "I'm looking for kids with a great deal of promise, who want to go to scbool, but wbose talent has not been manifest," he says. He has found 25 such students. lie has money for 30 to 35. The money is for counseling and tutoring to help the minority students compete. It is expttted the)' Will need the extra work to keep up with their white cLassmates. In his recruiting, Dr. Mlller chooses young persons who lmpress him as being bright and who show strong desire for an eduoatlon. "Some want to go back and invest themselves in their community. Some feel, correctly. they ean get a better job With an education. Some are just turned on by books," be said. Lev.is H. Menick, of Educauonal Clearing House for Central Los Angeles, 6ays students provided by his agency were screened for :another characteristic -sell sufCiciency. "ltfy students who go there (to UCI) Two Years Away Mesan Enjoys Peace Corps Life Evaluatio11 After almost two years of service with the Peace Corps working in the caroline Islands, Truk province, Costa Mesan Barbara Brown r e t u r n e d Tuesday to America and home. Barbara, who lives at 629 Plumber St. with her parerrts, had taught and lived among ttie Trukese for the last year and one-half after her two mootb Peace Corps training period. She along with three other Peace Corpsmen instructed the residents of the island in elementary English, organized cooking classes and began a Girl Scout group. Barbara found her work with the islanders rewarding but said: "It's extremely difficult because the people there ha vet. 't seen many Americans. They would sit around and watch the way we ate, drank, everything." The Costa Mesan, 23, was graduated from the University of the Pacific in Stockton with her bachelor of arts in sociology in 1966. Barbara has no definite plans for the in1medl<ate future, but she thinks perhaps she'll go to the University of California at Irvine for graduate work this fall. Increase Slowing PEACE CORPS WORKER Barbar• Brown Plan Slated How to evaluate .a school teacher? 'Ibat Is a question perplexing a Newport-Mesa Unified School District study group. rs a teacher doing • good job if studrnt. bold a h1gh opinion of her, or is she if she assigns a lot of homework? ,Does a friendly smile make her an effective teadler, or do years of experience? The school district hopes to come up with some answers next school year When close atteM.ion is paid to teaching performance at four pilot !ChooLs. PICK IN OCTOBER The schools, one to be a high school, one an intermediate, and two elementaries, will be selected in about October and the plan will go into effect probably in December. The plan will be to have the teachers CQll.Centrate on actual 1 e a r n i n g , instead of appearance or teaching technique. Students capabilities will be determined, goals set and achievement measured. County Land Value Climbs to $12 Billion "This is nol!hing different than should have been going on for years. The best teachers have been doing it intulUvely," Assistant Supt. Les Shuck said. I'~ YING ATTENTION But paying attention to learning results is not how teachers have been oriented in Newport·Mesa or any otter 1chool district. Total market value of property in Orange County climbed to more than $12 billion for the 1968-69 assessment year, County Assessor Andrew J. Hinshaw said Friday, This represents an increase of 8.6 percent, or $243,214,710, over last year's total of $2,818,991 ,000, before equalization. The total a s s e s s e d valuation is $3,002,205.710 which docs not include public utilities properties. The 8.6 increase compares with Ute 16.8 increase recorded in 1967-68 over tbe previous year. Tile slowing rate of value increase is attributable to the reduet.ion in taxable new improvements, a leveling effect in the assessment ol. tr an sit i on a I properties. the continuing depletion of reserves in the county's oil fields and the disappointing results of the indug.try's secondary oil recovery program. Valuations for cities and school districts in the Orange Coast area c;,-e as follows: · Costa Mesa, $145,363,500, 1 4 . 2 percent increase; Fountain Valley, $50,732,210, 15.7 percent increase; Huntington Beach, fl.35 ,668,660, 2.1 percent increase; Laguna ·Beach, $49,611,840, ·3.9 percent increa5e; Newport Beach, $'l21,10B,110, 10.6 percent incres.1>e: and Westminster, $76,746,440, 9 percent increase. Typically. the study con1mittee found, teachers have been judged on p e r s o n a I i t y characteristics and teaching methods us e d . The assumption is ll the teach in g approadhes are correct, learning will take place. "This is like using a series of old, candid snapshots taken back in the tintype days and holding them up as a model for today's teacher to foUow ," Shuck said. "\Ve need a performance orientation instead of a hopeful plan, or a 'we think' pian, or an assumption plan. Just because a teacher spends five hours a day with klds, doesn't mean they learn." Laguna Teachers Joining Social Studies Program l:le and the study group of 12 teachers and principals believe that using accepted methods to look right while teaching is not enough. Teacher effectiveness, 11hey believe, should be measured by the results of teaching and not the waY of doing it. $1,000 INCLUDED Shuck said r7 ,000 has been included in the district budget to pay for consultants' and paper work involved in the four-school pilot study. Criteria are to be developed for measuring learning, Jo'our teachers were a p p o 1 n t e d Tuesday night to a Huntington Beach Union HJgh School District team to develop the course of study for the district's family life and sex education classes. T_rustees selected flarry Baker, a social scl~nce teacher: Al Kennedy, also a social science teacher: Leatrice Nash, nurse; and ri.tarjorie Remy, h · Shuck called completion of the study ome ecnom1cs teacher. KeMedy will which set the direction for teacher act as chairman. evaluation measures "a m a j o r The committee will work with a milestone." He saJd the group met for teacher from the Anaheim Union High more than 300 hours last school year. School Dlstrct where similar courses "This probably will have more to do are now taught In the classrooms. , with the suc~ss of the district than Trustees will be gjven 5 m 1 · any ~ther thing except ~holce or a . . a Pe supcrnrtendent," Shuck said. "Teacher <;_ourse materials for final approval evaluation is the central nervous after the course has been developed. system." Grange Hall Once Had It's Place •' Wood Frame Building Long-time Part of Coast 1 History By JACK CHAPPELL that aims to protect and improve th e Of 1tlf DePr '*' $tiff "Oh, we have about 75 member1. We osed to have more. but It's godng down gradually. Most ol the members are olde:r people," Donald Stearn, master ot. the Costa Mesa Grange chapter said. To the newer, more cosmopolitan . re•ldents of tbe corN:nunlty, the batUeship grey wood frame buUdlng -·on the corner of. Victoria and Thurin streets may seem out ol. place ln Costa Mesa, 1968. But the Grange Halt thm bas bet-n .. a .. pawJit oc the Orange Coast community f9f fu longer tban most of the area's Pt'e,.,,t resident& ~prange 11 a JOl).year·old l\&UDll· ·,,.,Ide organiutfon of men and Wl'men lot of the agricultural interesU: 0( the nation. In other words, an organization that 11 almost by definition a rural, ranners group. But Costa Mesa is no lC111ger ruraJ, and there is no agricultural indu1try on the Me1a anymore. Colt.a Mesa Orange was chartered In September Of 1935 with ~ members, includiog the p r e s e n t master. Jt was a time when the country was wracked by the Great Depression. At that Ume, Coita Me1a wAs a rural unJ.ocorporated vtllare. The first years were a Utile difflcult for the chapter, bul duet were vot* by the ll'OUP and placed at 50 cents per quarter. The first hall, lts name now unknown, was rmted at '2 for winter months and $1 for the summer. The Costa Mes.a Grange was once composed of fftlmers, but now very few of the membf:r1 are aCtively engaged with farming. "Uled to be ju1t those Who worked wi\h agriculture, but now almost anyone who 11 not opposed to agricult u re can meet the qualillcation1," Sterans said. Stearns ls blm!elf now a non-farmer. He'• assistant manager of the Costa Mesa Water Dt..trlct. "Only three ar lour of the charter members ol the Cosla Mesa cb.aipter are in it a11ymore. Most ot the mtmber1 now have come here from the east when they were members. -~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- "\Ve're deterioriatlng a Uttle now in that the member• are gettlng older and aren't able tQ do 11 muc.h." The Grange does community service work around in the area. ' 'We've always bad a booth at the Orange County falr. Well, I guess this year we dJdn't, but we always have a Ooat or &omothing In the Flab Fry pvldo. The women of the Grange help out the Red Cross blood drive• and all." The G r a n I e 1t.lll meets twice a month, every aecond and fourth Thursday. The memben sun call each other "brother" Jn keeplnc with tbe fraternal nature of Ute organization. They keep a bit of,..-., alive 11 Q>lla Mela -· !ta )'ftla'daya in tile rush to IU tomorr°"'· hav""° lhf. ability to create wlthln them!elves -to be leaders. They shOUld not be just pluggers," be saJd. "A plugger in the Orange County environment would not turYive. tie would be crushed. · "I for sce problems with Q pure white comm.unity. People there have n;, model Of \fitlat a black intellectual looks like. Anglo pride is a very thoroughgoing syndrome. My students can't go to the movie witbout being sttlred at." ARTIFICIAL MEASURE Merrick sees gr.a.des as an artificial measure of lNrning potential. "Who dares say these klds are not Monarch'• Monarch Pretly Patli Phillips proved a gal equal to double title recent- Jy when she was elected Queen of Monarch Bay at Laguna Niguel during contest heJd at Monarch Bay Club. Youth Council Sets Ai·t Show In Laguna Beach 11ow about a teen-age art festival to make sure things don't drag in Laguna Beach. \Vhat about this weekend? The Laguna Beach Youth Council will put on a "Canterbury Fair," next today and Sunday, an art feslival open only to Laguna teen-age ex- hibitors. The Fair will also include short "renaissance" plays, put on by an all- teen cast. The project was undertaken by the Youth Council several weeks ago to help promote a new teen image. Said president Rob Kronman, high school senior, "Enough has been said about the teens in this community who spend their time at the beach or in some secluded house smoking marijuaoo. \Vhat people seem to forget is that Laguna is blessed with many talented teens who, just likee their adult counterparts, spend much of their Ume over canvas, creating original pieces of art." Continued Kronrnan, ulf as a result Of the Falr the teen stereotype in this community changes from that 0( a dope head to an artistic, talented youth. then it will be considered a suc- ce:;s." Both arts and crafts will be on dispt:ay at the Fair, to be hekl at the corner of Park and Glenneyre in Laguna Beach. Admission is free, and the public is urged to attend. The bcnirs for both days are from 10 a .m. to 7 p.m. Legion Captw·es Service Award It's getting to bf: a regular thing with Laguna Beach Post 222. of the American Legion. AgaJ.n, as in the past three years, UJe local post bu c-h<>me witb top honors ln community lttYice awM'd, preaented. at the recent State Con- ventioo in Fresno. There are almost 800 Legion Posto In the state vying !or the awll'd. The award was presented to d. W. Price, past Commander and Service Officer of Poet 222. Price alto ftC?eived a.n award for the D!Jtrlct 2t (Orange Couocy Posts), which also won far tU: outstanding """mQ!llty sorvlce. Price la lb• com· munlty service cbainnan !or the Coun· good studr.cts?" be asks. 11Wbat are their latent qualities? Tbe:1e are beautiful kids." Dr. Miller believes poor grades ean result from "earlier inadequate publlc sc!hoo! experiences of a systemo.tlc nature." He has accepted one student with barely over a "D" everage in high school Others in the program have good enough grades for regular admission but haven't taken all the prerequisite courses. Whatever Cruz Olmeda, 23, or Ea11t LOs Angeles, lacks in schot.astic background, he ha,, mot!Vation. A:; co· chairman or the militant Brown Berets he helped spark walkouts from four predominantly M e x i c a n • American high schools. He says the walkouts for the fir1t time brought U1e Chicano community together. He hopes to return to East Los Angeles as a hlgh school teacher. Margarita. Sanchez, 18, says she is going to become a doctor because "one of the things our community needs is professionals." She wwr arrested for carrying a picket sign during the walkouts. MEXICAN ANALOGUE Dr. Miller called the students' involvement "a Mexican analogue to bkaek cons~lousness. They want to de~lop ttieir community and the· way to do it is through education. He said be has told the students 11in every way I can they stand a chance of not graduating. "I have no way of knowing how they will do," he 53NB, "but expectations of their graduating are not as high as for other students. "We think of success in terms of completion. But any increase in leaming ability or impact on their attitudes is a success. Each group :=::ti~~!11e advantages to the next He feels more need t.o warn the students about the s c h o l a s t 1 c competition they will face than about the environment. KIDS KNOW SCORE "If they don't know now the way most whlte people -are they never will. I'm fully confident these ltids know the score," he said. ''They have self identity. They know what it means rto be an alien-a black in a white community or a Chicano in an all Anglo community." Most of tile students will live in dorms on campus end probably choose each other as roommates. Dr. Miller will not try to dictate tlheir housing or anything else tbey do. He will advise them to take a light course load the first quarter, "but a few will be in a hurry, it is an individual matter." Dr. Miller has a $20,000 administrative budget. It will pay tor five student tutors. lie hopes also to i:ecruit a small cadre of voluntary tutors. In addition he has $29,000 to divide between the students financial aid. The most one student will receive is $1,981 for the school year. A few are on the G .I. Bill and: won't need financial a.id. SPECIAL FUND The money has come $20,000 from a special UC regents fund; $5,000 from the Irvine campus and most of the rest from federal sources. None of the UC money is public tax revenue, Part of Dr. Miller's job will be to solicit adl:litional funds. He hopes to accumulate another $20,000 so the minority students will not have to work or take out student loans. Funds will be solicited from the faculty. UCLA professors contributed $2,IKK> per month last year through voluntary payroll deductiOns. TAKES CARE OF 1.000 The Educational Opportunity Programs at UCLA and Berkeley take care of about 1,000 students each, Dr. Miller said. He hopes he can repeat his own recruitment with 30 to 35 more students ln the program next ye8.r. It would mean double the number of students in school and double the money. He doesn't think the chances of· doing it are good, but If not "it is like going backwards since the need Is growing." Pair Arraigned On Hashish Rap LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Two young men who allegedly smuggled $80,000 worth of narcotics into the United States have had their bail set at half thot figure. They were arraigned th.ls week ln feden l court OD charges of briflglnJ 50 pounds of hDlhisJt, •hemp der ivative, across the Canadian border in the gas tank of a small forelgn car. Bail wras set at $$,000 for ltwln Bemiker, 25, of Hollywood, and at '35,000 for Abraham Geha, 29, O! Vancouver, B. C., OtDada. nts two were arrested Tuellday when they tried to .. u U pounds of basblab to undercover agent.. 1be remaillder was found in the trunk of a rmted car, o(flcers said. Agents tmd Uiey believed the hau.1 waJ tbe largest sJn&le seizure Of basblah in tbe United S!Atea. They esill9(ed Hs wor1h at~ ll0,000, depeliding on bow ~ ~t · ---~------· 4 OAILY PILOT $.aturday, July l.3, 1968 .Pulpit and Pew Mo"ilf.rn Scholarship Helps Nazarene Gets New' Two worship servi ces will be condocled at Chritl Lutheru Church, 7 6 O Victoria, C.O.ta M e s a , Sunday at 8:15 and II a.m. The Rev. L. V. Tornow is on vacation.' and during his absence. G. Edmund Stelling, principal of Christ Lutheran Day School will be guest speaker. He has chosen the topic, "The Christian and His Daily CliJ:C Drive, Laguna Beach, 10 :30 a.m. aubject. of the S u n d a y meeUng at 10:30 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Ualt1rl1a Ualver1alht Cbu.rclt. .BW Chandler, l,os Ange le s administrator for the Delano grape strike and several farm worJters will tell their experiences. CQnfirm Bible's Accuracy M. . 1mster Work." . Stmday school and Bible cl8sses will meet at 9:30 a.m. Nursery . care is provided at au services. The Rev. Joseph McShane of the Mesa Verde United Me'tbocttat Church, t 7 o 1 Baker St. in Costa Mesa, will preach on the toPic ''There's No Other -Way" Sunday. The · message will be presented at both the 9 and 10:30 a.m. services. "The Comm.unity arid the Divinity School" will be the topic of James Dilley, speaking SUnday before the Unltartan -Unlveraalld Fellowship, Laguna Beach. The fel1owship \\ill· b e meeting this week in the Art Gallery Association, 3 0 7 Coffee aod cakes will be served during the d.iscua5loa to follow the presentation. Monday at 8 p.m .• Mr s. Joan Bulkin will present "The B~ha'i Story" at the Baha'i center, 985 Vietoria, in Cost.a Mesa. Dr. William R. Eller "'ill speak on trn! sUbject '•·Ste's and Be Blessed" at the 8:1-5· and 11 a.m. hours , t1f worship at Lutberau ehoieb of t.be M•1ter, 2900 P,.dfic View Drive, in Corona del Mar. · The Young Adults t'neet at Irvine Cove from 4:30 tlll 9 p.m. this evening. "Turn for Healing to the Sea" is the sermOn topic of the Rev. Norman L. Brown for. Sunday at the JO a.m. worship 91tViCe Of the . P lymoutb CoagrecaUoaal Church of Newport Harbor, 32>12 Broad Sl Gu.-ooloist will be Miss Kathy Westmoreland. Sunday school is held at the same time with baby- sitting service provided. "Grape strike: Stained Fee~ of Pro'gress'' ls the Donati~ uf staple food.a , clothing · and money will be collected. During J uly and August special programs will , replace U1e regular Sunaay services. There will be no Sunday school, but vDlunteers are recrUited to teach crafts to children, and infant care will be provided. Or. Lawrence A 11 en , irrterim pastor of ttie Fir1t Baptist Church of Fountai11 Valley, 17415 Magnolia St" Fountain Valley, will use as his Sunday serman topic "Christian Nonconformity" at the 11 a.m. service. A family evening service at 7 p.m. will also be held Sunday, presenting a panel discussion on "ls Civil Disobedience Christian?" A communion service will be held this Sunday in all Orange County Cbrl1Ua11 Science churches. The (See PULPIT, Pa&e !) Rev. Flory Leaving Pastor Harold Flory of the Newport H a r b o r Seventh-day A d v e n t i s t Church is leaving the church after six years or service. The chiuch membership will meet tonight at 8::11 in the Fellowship Hall at 2 7 1 Avocado st., Costa Mesa, for a foirewell aocia1. Pastor Flory, bound for the Victorville Seventh-day Adventist Church. will be replaced by Pastor J ohn Shumac from Vista. Calif. P.astor Shumac will be arriving in Costa Mesa (See FLORY , Page 5) By toms CASSELS Ul'li!MI ,.,.., 111*"-llOMI M o d e r o scholarship, Instead of discttd.f.Ung the Bible, t1 furbishing $triking confirm·at l on s of its accuracy. So says Professor \V. F. Albright of Johns Hopkins UnJversity, obe of the world's le~ding authorities on archeology,. and ancient languages. \VRITING in Christianity Today magazine, Albright says: "During the _past century, oW' knowledge of t h e historical and J It e r a r y background of the Blble has increased by a series o( prodigious leaps, and it is now advancing with steadily increasing speed." The breaktttrough i n biblical scholarship s temmed from a ''phenomenji.l improvement in archeolbgical methods, the use of radiocarbon dating techniques, and the discovery of a vast number of ancient manuscripts. The Dead Sea Scrolls are the best known ol the rtcently found documents, but by no means the only ones of importEmce. IT JS NOW possible for the first time for scholars to check the accuracy or biblical r e r e re o c e s to persons. places, event$ and customs by comparing them to hiatorical evidence from other resources. "The result throughout is favorable to the biblical record," says A I brig b t. ''And new confirmations are t.urning up almost daily." Even more excitinS! to Albright and other scholars is th e light \Vhich new finds shed on the true meaning of biblical p<:.issages w h i c h hitherto have been obscure or difficult to interpret. FOR EXAMPLE: h y studyin g Cuneiform tablets written more than 3,000 years ago, scholars have learned that the Hebrew word "naqam", which is used 1nany times in the Old Testament to describe acts of God , does not connote vengefulness or revenge. It really means "to vindicate" Or "to save." Tablets recovered in . &n village of Mari on the archeologlcal dig near the Euphrates. R1 ver, dating Crom .the 18th century. before Ollrisl. ve full ol de\ail& about the everyday life 'ad customs of <the people who lived in that part of the Middle East during the a,ge of Abraham a.nd other biblk:al patriarchs. ~ Theae t ab le t s ''demonstrate the substantial historicity of ef.ll'ly Israelite traditioDS." • The city or Coala ~.,a bat a new lamlly, and· the Olurch o! the Nazarene) 610 Plummer St., baa a new paetor, the Rev. Cbvlet Snyd<T. Pastor Snyder comes to the Costa Mesa chUrch from Prescott, Ariz., wttei:e.. he pa.stored a Free M~t · church. ' The Rev. an·d Mrs. Elden Coble who left the Costa Mesa Church, will now be at the Church of the N~ene in Escondido, Calif. Pastor and Mrs. Snxder have five children, Stephen, 17, who is· in the :U.S. Marines; Caroline, 16 : Timothy, J4; Connie, . 12; and Mike, 10. ~ • .. The Snyders are living at the church parsonage at 650 Plll'mmber St. THE DEAD Sea Scrolls - which first came to public attention thro ugh s e n s a tional journalistic reports suggesting that they might discre.dit Christian beliefs about Christ -have actually had exactly the opposite effect, now that gtnuine scholars have htdl .. ==========:::; sufficient time to study them closely. Prior to the discovery of the rerolls, many biblical scho lar s, applying t<>Chniques kno~·n as "form criticism," concluded that I (See BIBLE, Page 5) FAVORITES N•tion•I ind loe1I r•1der( •hlp polls prove tke DAILY PILOT e•rries some of tke mo1t populor columns 1n4 feat11r•1 1vall1b/e in •"Y. n•wtp•p•r in th• UnitM St1f••· l '" ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY . FAIRVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH '*'°'" lleM: 9" ••Ir Ot1..,.. C.M. 10 A.M. WORSllJJ> S!JRVJCE , f kM. S\NllDAY CHURCH SCHOOL ,, .. P.M. Jr. HI 6 5,. HI .. !ht Y"'1tll ,. ...... -Blble ltlldV Wed. 7:0!) & l ll5 P.M. MM...,,, Metvlll Y, Teytw -H....., <are -....... CA.I.CJ HARBOR TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH I 12JO ...... St. • hlnln1 c ... W.., ' JIUY FOGLTANCI. ....., I Sunday School 9:'5 a.m. Morning Worship 11 :00 a.m. Baptist '.Training Union 6 p.m. Evening service 7 p.m. \Vednesday Bible Study & Prayer ........... 7:00 p.m. FIRST SOUTHERN °8APTIST CHURCH 650 HAMILTON, COSTA MDA R•w. lob Sehl'll•lt•lopf Wofthip Set•iee •• l :JO A.t..f. Treinint Unie11 , •• , , • , •• 6:00 S11ncl1y School •••••• , 9;45 Evenin9 Wor1hip • ,, , , • , , 7;00 Morning Worthip •.• , 11 :00 Wecl. E••nin9 S•rvic• ••• 7:15 "'-• '42·1111 N1...., Al.-ys AMl!eble -• !" ' ~ TEMPLE SHARON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES IUNCHIS OP. THI MOTHll CHURCH THI PllST CHUICH OP CHRIST, ICllNTIST• IN IOSTON, MASSACHUSlnS Subject o! Lesson -July 14 "SACRAMENT" Coron• d1I Mir-Second Church of N1wporl B11ch CeN11e •1 M• kllffl 610 C.IMtM• A.,.. I C......ftlM• C•1rd &: S1114•Y SU..t-10 A.M. •"41ftt .... -216J r. c... H,,,,. Cnt1 Me..-Flr1t Church 6tf,W. 11ttl Sr. S111. 9:11, 11 : SS. 9111, 11 . he4!119 loe111-116t New,." Aft111• Huntington 811ch-Fir1t Church ,,. St, ... on.... S111t. t :JO, 11; u . t:JO, 11 . leotllnt RM• -110 OIM THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH 1 Welcomes You. ST. JAMES, "'! "" L .... Nowpo~ ,_, Si_, s..tc. -7:30, t :OO, 11:00 · ,......, 10131 -.,..,.., 1:00 p.111. H.ty ......... &: tt.llllt S..lces IX \IJ hctw, n. In • ...._ P. AIMy th ........ TN In. D...-hl Cn., Phone: 675-0210 ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS Pacific View Dr. at Marguerite, Corona del Mar Sundays: 8:00, 9:30-Child car e at 9:30 Holy Days as announced IHMr, Tk a .. JelMI lctten Dfth -Pho11e 671°6495 ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M. Sundays 7:30 & 9'.30 Church School-9:30 Thursdays: 6:30 & 10 a.m.; Holy Days as announced Yker, TIM lev. Jeltn W. Do11oldJ011 -l"trione 541·1326 EPISCOPAL ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH E•b SI. 1t C~•.-1 Lane -Jutl •••I ot F-ivt '"olllh I Hu11llntlotl .. 1c1t, Cllll..,.i• The •••• "'"'" c. Cite)', P1tltr I Sund1y Services 617 West H• ...... c.... ..... 646-5512 I R1bbl ilorn1rd S. Herilg Laguna B11ch-Fir1t Church t :H A,M. Hely Ctm11111111M l;JO A.M, "•mll'f Strwln a Cl111rcll I 1 l:H P.M, ... _, Stl!Oel I 7:)11 l'.M. E•llcw11 11:00 A.M. M1m1n1 W°""I' 1 lii~~~~·~·m~•~C~•~·•~·~·~··~~~~~~~·~··~·~n~<~•~n~P~"~''~"~'~~~1 Frid.., Evenin9 S'"le...-1:15 ·p.m. S11nci1y Schoel-I 1.m.0 12 Noon 131 Hit• Drln S.1. 9:10, 11; SS. t:JO, 11 . leotllitt ...... -214 hNlt .... . Newport B11ch-Fir1t. Church J30J Yltl Ll4e Sn, t ill, 11: SS. 9:15, 11 . UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH Un s. I. ·PAUSADIS •D. 1"41111 ...... -JJ11 vt. Lift All are cordially invited to attend the church services ahd enjoy the privileges of the Reading Rooms ' First Assembly of God Church SANTA ANA Hll•HTS IUNOAY SCHOOL .................................... f :O A.M, MOllNINO WOllJHIP .................. , .......... ,, ... 11 A.M. IVeNING WOll:SHll' ................................... , 7 P,M, MIOWl!EI[ 5IRVIC• WIONESOAY ................ J1M P'.M. llEV, llOtlllT CAHILi.-CHUllCM l'HONI 54546'1 EVANGELICAi. FREE CHURCH OF HUNTIN•TON llACH FIRST Iii FIRST CHRISTIAN Sm•• ''"'" ........ 1f.~Z .'~Oll~!,,A:!;,. ........ ''" P.M. 144 E. 22nd St., Costa Mo11 S48-3761 M. C. Cronic, Pastor Sh•ril Peuls1n, Choir Oi r1cfo• _ S111ffy Stltool -9:JO •·•· -Clollel fo r all •9" "~"'"'I' Att.ncllllt F.111Jly Worship -10:50 •·"'· -Pcntor SpHi htt Yo11r• lelly-5:45 p.111. -Jim GMi.I, Pmhhnt lnmil TIIM Stnlu -7 p.m. Clturdl C~olr al AU s ...... 1c11 llble S111111ly It Pre.,... Stnlce -WHl'lffdoy, 7:30 p.111. , Visitors Welcome-Nursery Attendent I CHURCH Mitrl'llnt Wwtltl' .... lllM A.M. lvenllls w-.~i,, ...... 11H l'.M. BAPTIST CHURCH l!SL! STUOV :N·:::!~~~-7:00 P.M. of Fe1111tol11 Yollrr 1 Victoria & Placentia Ave. lll~·~~~~·~·~"i"~'"~"~Mi'~"i"i'"i"'~~·~-i"'i.''"~~~~~~~1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~11 c•m1r1un •1,11111 Costa Mesa 17415 Ma911•lt., I Jo'"9 E. Piercy FoMntohi YoUey Mlfll119r ;;!;;~;;:;!::.~~~:j==~"i: 1 :r~ :~~~~-~7.7'; ;;:::! j CHURCH OF CHRIST f} Gvang,1e/ :Jemp/e Pr1yer Seryiee , •• • 6:30 PM Mlnllftll w.nfllp ........ U14t 1.111. 287 W WILSON ST COSTA MESA I Evenin9 Worthip • ,, , 7:00 PM Yeutti Gro-................ '1.111. 1~11 ' '' • "ASSEMBLY OF GOD" "-rt ,,.1111111111 •• srv1c11 vNn ·r ···c······pro · ·d:d 1nw11N HAR•oi •IHI FA1av11w l:I 1010 r.11ctrina, c.-. M ... 847-4844 .... u;1s7el y are .. Vil •><I SUNDAY MORNING lllLE STUDY , ..•. ,, .....•••• •:45 AM I 11:00 A.M. -Wor1~1, S1rv1c1 lO:IO A.M. -St.rncl1y Scf\ffl ...., • SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP I COMMUNION •• 10:45 AM l:H l'.M. -Riwlv•I Tim• c1aue1 For cv1r,on1 PM •w1111. V, H. MlllM!n, Plltef' 111¥. H. l1y11, A.ihl""I SUNDAY EVEN1NG WORSHIP ••••.••••••• , •••••• 6:00 · · S4'-ru' J4M7U ....... . WEDNESDAY EVENING l llLE STUDY , •• , ••••••••• 7:30 PM NUUllY CAii PROYIDID I w. a.r;,., 111 Yo11 • . • 01.,.. o. M.,tt.14 D. G. Hmt UNITARIAN MlllllNt AtNClllN MlllhMt FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH UNIVERSALIST Phone: S48·5711 D1y or Night I ':~~~~C~H~U~R~C~H~~~ll~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 11 I 25t Vicfori• St., Colla Me1a I Mein & Adem1 Streets [ lc::io •.M. .!I I SY,,,,ll'I 646-4652 H""1;'910' Buch CENTRAL CORONA DEL MAR I """'"' Wo.,htp • .uo "'" BA HA' IS· BIBLE CHURCH l ible Sehool •••••• t :lO I PROCLAIM 1 a\l R.CH Youth Groupl • , •• 6:00 PM h 1 I~ 0 Even\119 Wor1hip ,,7,00 p~ Ba a' u' llah I • v. . .,,.. l lW• ltlld' c:;,_s -Wef. -7 1.111. I 0 -Nur.1trt C1111 Provided •I 111 1ervict1 "Th• Promi1ed 0~•" 111 ,_flfl ,_.. Ofl!cl:5J6.J.Stt. DJ1tOt-.otlon-s:i..t* 541-111'5 er S4t.2001 1:1 ,... .·~ ~~~~g~~~g 1 -.,, , Imphub:ing j Z ~ Thi Pl.ln of Cod : _. The Pmon of Christ ' -:-11 GO AHEAD! SLEEP IN SUNDAY MORNING! n. 9ttell4 tH 2:JO AfNntff• Senln .,_ CALVARY CHA,EL ................ NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH Vw ... "*' ~ Le¥e. s.-••1e ftkflhrt. eN l!tte1~11t C-' ...... a...,, 0... Ill ...... _,., ............ Cllwn ~ ,... -.... ,_. .... --°""" 642-4713 646-9512 I~ I I I Tht! PQWtt of the Holy Spirit i'4 I ~ I....' : 'I • 'w'"'',Y. Sc;hool 9dA'1 lO "I ;t \ I 0" ,, orn111s E~~n~ St-!,:; 7 ,1~' "" :P;.. "---_/ ~ \V~ntMl•Y Bible S!udf ! t_i;t•Ma.o.1 -..\..\:Iii Md l'rl'f'r 1 PM I' .., 1 f"': NutHI')' <ludn1 5~rv1Cl'J A full Youth Program Cm. of Orange and 23rd. St. Costa Mtw l'utor H. C. Jo~'; ll CA Mbf, INTENSIVE COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAl • 611 HELIOTROPE :S.m""'55""'""""""""'""""""""""""""""=-""'=~ll Otscrtbn tht OAILY PILOT'S '" Fllklwtllr. Hell w..w,_111H A.M. c:Hrdl Sclleel 10111 A,M. Of, ........ e, """'"'' Mlltlll ... SUMMll ICHPULI J.la,./,o, Clwtian C~urc~ OI' lllWl'OIT llACl<-1 ot..i,6111 ....... a a 2 .,, ....,... I' •• , ...... CMl'19t of loc8' MM. Ho Othtr PIPtr certS et mlldt _. ""°" "° YOU h Mllf ..,,.., ., ... o.c .•• 67MOOO Glad Tidings Assembly of God Fifteenth & Monrovia, Newport Beach THOMA.I llNYINUTI, Pater Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship 10:50 A.M. C.A. Service 6:00 P.M. Evangetistlc Rally 7:00 P.M. ltT, ll:ldi S.Uen celHll•cfl JI Y•ke Cklr nwy S•tldoy •lfllt. Wed . 7:30 p.m. Prayer-Royal Rangers & l\.tlssionettes "'9Pf MMti .. , Mo11, 7:JD P.M. Cetll 546-7166 for co....tlft9 I HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD 740 W. Wiison, Co1t1 Mou Y. L Hlatw1cr. ,....... UI DON COFPIY. Mbilltot .t MM I Y..n s.~ ...... f t41 • .... Menilitt W•,.lp-IO:SO A.M. hltl • ..,... ._.!11Te111ry Ev•nt•l11I Heir 9f ..,_ttnut -7 r .M. "A s.r. ........ S•1111on by '•••o• • 54M707 .... S4l·7111 COSTA MISA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 1"'4dlelt -k.....,_ -• ..._,,,., -Cllllf c..r. UI L 1M If .. C.... ..... WOllSH" HOUR 9:4s A.M. Attend The Church of Your I Seventh ay Adventist .Church Klndergarttn Cbu Ir Nursery Cm 171 •--· c-11-,., .. .,, ,_ "--....., 9'45 A.M. • Ch I Thi s d -- Newport Harbor Lutheran Church 2501 CUU Dr. LI B-4293 n. ..... .ltllllff G. IJal11, '-ter Lutheran Church of the Mester 2900 Pacific View Dr. CORONA DEL MAR . 11111 ..,., ...... J. ln41Khr Po.tot 1 ... 1 ... DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER Phone OR 3-5022 " WCll'lllle S1rvlco , ..... l13t-tt•1.M. SMll' Sdteel ...... t:U-11:41 a.rn. WonlllP S.nlte •.•. 1l:Of.ll1H Nursery care available at all services WELCOME 1:45 A.M.-Fo111lly Wor1hi11 9:4'5 AJJ.-S1111d•y Ch11rclt School 1 11 :00 A.M,-Festiv• Wor1hiP NlrMfY "'"W.. . CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Missouri Synod ' 760 Vlctorle St .. COit• MeH Loth•r V. Tornow, Pe1tor 541 5404 Wor!hlP S1nfct1: l :U & II A.M, Sl/llfly Schffl: 1:.JI A.M. ALlllll t lW• Cle11: t :JI A.M. ! CHR ISTIAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ................ 541-12U PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH : M••• Verd• Driv• & l•k•r Str••t, Code Me11. Celif. ~ ANDllEW C. ANDeltSON, l' .. IM' .. AMILY SEii.ViCE:: I & 11:1S 1.111. IUHOAY SCHOOL11115 & 11:111.nl. Prine• of P11c1 luther•n School -Mi11 Elfh•r Ol1on, Prineip~ Office Phon•: 549-0521 Se.hool Phon•: 649·066~ HUNTIN•TON llACH CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE ' 420 10th St., Huntington Beach · Sunday Morning Services and Youth Church-I I AM Wednesdey Evening Study Group-7:30 PM • lntnt hfe, Ml11hMt Plte11e: 136-2120 • A Cordial Welcome from .... THE METHODIST CHURCH :·: B1lbo1 l1l1nd COMMUNITY H11nli"glon le1eh--North _,;. COMMUNITY ::.~ METHODIST CHURCH 115 ... ,.,. 675-0950 l :IS lnform1I Worship 9:30 Tredition•I Wor1hip METHODIST CHURCH:: 6662 H•il A•• ... 142-4461 Wor1hi" & Ckurch Sehool r 9 , 9 & IO :JO AM · .~ & Suncley Sehool ---------·- lrvi11•-E•1t llufr ~;~;. Co1fa M111 UNIYl!RSITY .'!,r~ METHODIST CHURCK' FIRST METHODIST CHURCH ltth St & H1rbor llvd. Worship.,, ,l:lO AM 8JJ.12ll Meeting tempor1rily in · St. M1rlr Pr1 1byfeli111 Ch11reh E11tblufl Dr, & Wor1hip & Ckureh School 9:30 & I I AM 5'48-7727 J1mbor•• Rel. ·..., ----------;,:~; Coif• M•11 No1th l19une leoth ''""' LACiUNA IEACH 0 '·.' METHODIST CHURCH MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH M11a Verde & B1ket St. g49.211t Wot•hip & Chuteh School t :OO & IO:lO AM 21632 We1l•Y Dr in So. l oguna Wor1h!p 11 AM Ch11rch School 9:45 AM 499.1011 ., ---------- Newport l1•ch H11nfin9fon leech FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 1721 17th St ..... Sl6·l5J7 Wot1hip I Church School CHRIST CHURCH ., IY THI SEA 1400 W. lalboe l lvd. 67J.JI0'5 Wor1htp I Ch111t:h School 9:10 I 11 AM ,9:30 AM •! PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Christ Church Presbyterlon , 20112 Mllfll•ll• IN .. AMMll H11H•tt•11 hecll I "· CilLlllT W. AWN, PAITOI .. ....,. W ..... 1 t :IO AM Cli1tNll lcllHh 10:45 A.M. OMc. Jll '"'It. f'tMM: IJ6.01Jt Church of the Covenant JllO ,..,....., ..... C ..... M ... WAlllN •• ITUDll, PA.ITOI 11..,_ W.,.., I C ... 11 kltffh t 1JO 14MJN St. Andrew's Presbyffrlan Church 600 St. A ............ "..,_, ...... CHAILIS HHllllT DllllNPllLD, PAITOI Wenlltp I awn kllMlr I . t 1IO & 11 AM '46-7147 :1 --,St..-. "'M"arti.--""Pr"""es::::b"-'yff"'-.rl-an--=c~h11-rc~h~..,;." c:.rwr .-...,.. a .....,.,, '""· c.,.... .. M• MOllll C. IOllNION, INT. PAITOI w..w, & CIMlnll Wael 11 AM M4·1141 Community Presbyffrlan Church 411 "'"" A.,... let h4 St.I, ............ DAU.Al TUINll. PAITOI W .... lfo & Ct'"' ,.., t'11 All W--11 All ., .. , ... •I -_. . . l'hontt: •1~s . o ce s un ay~ 1: 1 ,1 "" ~:;..': 11:= ~·· ......... ......, 1 · .m.mstu, Dr .. D. W. lfcElroy Y1t11on "'*""' '--~~~~~~~~~~~~-''--~~~~~~~--~~~~~''--~~~~~~~~~~~~~'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ' \ PULPIT AND PEW • • • (ConUnued from Pace 4) lesson-sermon wUJ be Utled "Sacr1ment'' aod includes.- tllese passages t r 0 m Matthew: "Jesus t 0 0 k bread, and bltssed it, and brake It, and gave It to the , ~~cJples, and said, Take, : .. : eat; Utls la my body . And he -,,;.took thf! cup, a.nd gave · thanks, and gave it to them ·~ . . saying, Drink ye all of It.'' The Rev. Warren G. ·· Studer of the Preabyterlu , Church or the Covenant 2850 Fairview Road , Cost~ , Mesa, will ,deliver the ·.sermon topic "Putting Life -Into Faith" at the 9:30 a.m. 'worship service Sunday. Church school, w i t h classes through the sixth 1 grade, also will meet at 9:30 a.m. Scripture Romans 12 :4-13 provides the source for the Rev . James C . ·Ledgerwood's sermon "We Hp.ve This Fellowship" at ~he First United Methodist Church, 420 W. 19th SL, Costa Mesa. Services will be peld at 9:30 and 11 a.m. . A supervised nursery and 'Church school classes for all ages are held at tile church at 9:30 and 11 a.m. The youth fellowship meeting Jill be held at 6:30 p.m. The services Sunday at St. John the Divine Episcopal Church, 2043 Orange Ave., Co s t a Mesa, w i 11 be celebrated by Rev. John W. Donaldson. Communion will be held at 7:30 a .m. with the family service at 9:30 a .m. There will be a Bibli"cal film strip shown for the children at 9:30 in place of .;.the regular Sunday school classes. ' ·The c<>ngregation o f Com munity C hurch, Co n g reg at 1onaI ,611 ,,Heliotrope Ave., Corona del Mar, will hear Dr. Philip G. : _ _JAurray speak on "In This .. :.Free Land" Sunday. Worship service is at 10 a.m. in tile fellowship hall. Summer Sunday school is also at 10 a.m. with classes through the fourth grade, Child care Ls provided. ' 7-Visiting the Rev. V, Richard Hawkings, associate rector Of All Saints Episcopal Church in Wynnewood, Pa.. will be assisting the Rev. David Crump at the St. James Church in Newport Beach. -~· Sunday serviCi!s will take place at 7:30, 9 and 11 a.m. Communion will be celebrated at the two early services. "Law Enforcement and Social Unrest -W h a t _.J)EATH NOTICES • MUNGIA ! Tllom•• A. M111111!•. 2~16 W. 8orcll1rd ::!.t., S.nl• An1. Survlv.d by wile, fM.rCY; : <11...vllle<", P..,nv1n•; 11111, Tllom11< mOlllef", M t1. •Cllle Mu1111I•; 1lsterl. Vlr· ! 9lnl1 Cenr•nre1. Frances G•rtl1: br ... !1/\ltr Alber! ,,.,,,.,,1,. Rowrv, Sund1v, I i P.M, Reciulem Mill. Monlt.y, 10 A.M. • bolll •I 1mm1cultlt Ht•rl DI M•rv , ~~y;,~I~ ~;:~.I A~.rte~i'~~:..bv Preli ; TIIOMAS : G!'Of'lle G. Tllom11, JlO Fer ... ndo :!.I .• \ 81lboa. D1te of de1!11, Julv 11. Survl•ied \b• wilt, Gertrude K, Tlloml1, DI Ille • home: 11111, George G. Thom1s. Jr. >Rl•t l'11<iie. S.rYICH, Wednpcl1y, J11l'1' 17, • ' P.M .• In the Ch1pel I t Paclllc View, 'lnrermen!, P1cltlc View Memorl1I P111l. 'D!ieeltd by P1clllc View Mortu••'I'· ' DESHON :c1!llerlnt Deshon. 7111 At1b1m1, Hunlln~ ,_ 11111 Bt•Ch. Sur•lvotd bv llu1b.ll!d, RICh• .,1rd; 111111, Antl'lll!lr, Stepl\en •nd N.31· , lhtWi <111191\11r, Lindi DftllOf!! Ind !triree 9r1ndcPl!ldrtn. Str¥lc11 pendlnt . ·:smlllls Mor tuarv. ; HARVEY •W\1!!1m H1rvt¥. 2.11 VII Eboll; New l port BetCh, Dalt of <IHIPI, Jul'f 10. OSer•!cH $1turd1v. lD A.M .. $1. M1r1<'• I EDIKOl>l l Cllurch, Gl"""tle. Pr!Yllt 1t'- 1termenl. 81111 Mor1u1ry, "20 I!. Coe•! l'HltllWl'I' Coron• <Ill fM.r, Dlrec!on. · MADDEN Helen ~-~I• 1'.11 01111l, Jutv 11 . :Ro•lll'l" Sund1v, J\11¥ 14, I P.M .• •e- Ollltm MIU, Mond•V· t A. M .. bc1h II ~I. C•r-1 C1tl'IOllC CllurcP!, Newoorl • BtlCll. lltll! MIM'IUl l'l" lS20 E, ( ... II ~l9hw•'I' (IM'lllll Oii Mu'i DlrlCllM'I. > BALTZ MORTUARIES Corona del Mar OR 3-94.50 Costa Mesa Ml f.!424 BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway, Costa Mesa -LI g.~ PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Ce metery e Mortuary . Cha pol 3500 Patlrlc Vie• Drtve Newpor1 Beach, Callfornia 144-1700 PEEK FAMILY COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME 7801 Bo1 ... Ave. We1tmlaster •sm SMJTil'S MORTUARY m Mala SI. Buattngto• Stan LE 1-1531 I WESTCLITT MORTUARY U7 E. 17111 SI., Colla Me,. ··-WESTMINSTER MEMORIAL PARK l\.fortuary & Ctme&ery Oiapel1 1"801 Be~b, We1tmlnster "' ·1'1!5 • 113-Ull ' Should OW' Policemen be?" will be the topic Sunday at the Unitarian Cburcb or Orange County, 112(1 W. Santa Ana St., Anaheim, at 10:30 a.m. Thomas Courtney , juvenile .o f ! i c e r and detective for the Covina Police Department w i I I describe the trainin g program in which t h e officers par ti cipate incognito in such activities as demonstrations. "The Case for Christ- Proofs of Christianit'y1" is the title of the sermon the Rev. Stamey P. Allen, will deliver at the 11 a.m. worship at the Foun tain Valley Presbyterian Church. Nursery care is provided for infants and pre-school age children. Sunday s c h o o 1 commences at 9:50 a.m. At the evening service. beginning at 7:30 p.m., the pastor will use as the theme. ' 'The Corrigible Christians of Corin th ,'' continuing the study in the book of First C<:rinthians. Members of Harbor Christian Church will meet Sunday in Harper Elementary School, 425 E . 18th St., Costa Me s a . Worship service ls at 9:45 a .m. Kindergarten a n d nuresry care 9:45 a.m. Dr. D. W. McElroy is the church minister. The Rev. Theodore McElroy. minister of the Hyde Park Christian Church in Austin, Tex., will be the guest preacher, speaking on "Power -Not Merely o( Survival but of Resurrection." The pastor of the First Baptist C hurch of Huntington Beach, the Rev. Willis J. Loar, will continue a MW series of sermons on "The Disciple's Prayer" Sunday with the t h i r d message in the series, "Our Daily Bread." The message will be presented at both morning services. 9:30 a.m. at the Peek Chapel. 7801 Bolsa Ave., Westminster, and 11 a.m. at the Huntington Beach Chapel, 6th and Orange, Huntington Beach. Central Baptist Church, 7661 Warner Ave ., Huntington Be&Ch, w i 11 conduct Sunday w o r s h ip services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday school will begin at 9:45 a.m. The adult class is taught by Pastor Maynard Nutting, and is currently doing a study of the Book of Isiah. The church s ummer schedule includes Monday night Wsitation at 7 p.m., youth night on Tuesday evenings for all junior high and high school age people, Bible study and prayer meeting every Wednesday night at 7 p.m. followed by choir rehearsal. A new Sunday morning service schedule is now effective at the Westmiasler Bretbrea Church, I 4 6 1 4 Magnolia Ave ., Westminster. There will be an early morning church servi ce at 8:30 wii:h Sunday school at I : 45. The second service will be at 11 a.m. The church's Su n d a y evening service will begin at its usual time, 7 p.m. An experimental addition to the regular worship sch~ule of the F i r s t Southern .Baptl1t .Church, 6.50 West Hamilton St., Costa Mesa, has been made for July. The early service at 8:30 has been added to the regular times of 9:45 a .m., The First Unite d Methodist Church, 2721 17·Ut St., Huntington Beach. will continue the s u m m e r sch~ule with one worship service at 9:30 a .m. The Rev. G . Russell Shaw, past<r, will preach on the topic, "Don't Be A Quitter." The combined choirs will sing the anthem. Mrs . Arnold Miller will be the soloist. Church school will meet at 9:30 .a.m . Adult classes will meet at 10:45 a.m. The junl<:ir and senior Methodi.st youth fellowships will meet at 6:30 p.m. The Rev. Roger G . Betsworth will be preaching at both the 9 a.m. and 10 :30 a.m . services at Community Methodist Church, 6662 Heil Ave., Huntington Beach. The title of his sermon is "Laban and Jacob." At the conclusion of each service new members will b e received i n to the membership o( the church. Church school class~ and nursery care will be held at both hours . ''The Architects," -.a class for adults, will meet at 10:30 a.m. only in the chapel. "Does God Direct You" is the sermon topic of the Rev. L<!r~n D. Fl le king er, m.1111ster of Newport Unity Church as he speaks to the congregation meeting at 10 a .m. in the Senior Citizens Center, 15th and Irvine Avenue, Newport Beach. Assisting the pastor on the · platform with the meditation will be Charles Cole and ·with the prayers will be the new assistant minister Patrick Berryhill. At 8: 45 Sunday morning the Rev. Mr. Flickinger will be heard over radio KEZY speaking on the subject. ''The Ability t o Accomplish." ... __ ML MUM M exhibit designed by the sponsors, the Cburch of Jesus Chris\ of Latter-day have about ttle Mormon C!lurcb. Camping Program Scheduled Saints, Newport St a k ~ Mission, to enable a person to meet tbe "challenging tomon"ow" will be at the Orange County Fair from Tu<sday hough July 21 from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m . daily. "Man's Se arch for Happiness,'' will be in an air-conditioned tr a i 1 e r located at the corner of the main mall. Main attraction of tole free exhibit is a 15 minute film of the same name as the program. A special p r 0 g r a m Following the f i 1 m , presenting the highlights of representatives will answer questions. camping will be presentedl1-.:..C-'--'------ by tale younger members of Warner Aveooe Ba pt l 11· t Church, Go t hard and Warner St., Huntington Beach at the 7 p.m, Youth Night senri.C!:s. As part of the camping program, the Rev. Henry Harme will give t h e mescage, "Let's Go To Oamp." Speoal music also will be included in the camping program. Through tile collection of newspapers, 75 youngsters from the church h a v e earned their way to camp in August. The group's goal to collect 50 tons of old 1""W\9paper has been three· quarters met. FWRY • • • (Continued from Page 4) around Aug. !. Pastor Flory began his ministry in Oklahoma in 1945 and since then bas served ss pastor a n d evengelist there and in the S o u t bwestern California Conferenc_e of Seventh-day AdventisQip. "'YESTEll Y MEETS TOMOttROW'' AT THE NEW fi®®@ O~ANBf CO~NlY FAI:R James Allen SWry ol & EXPO• Fountain Valley was named SITION lo the spring semester honor roll at the Unlvenlty On Honor Roll o1. Oklahoma. To be ellf!ible •u• y 16.;, .. 1 for the honOr, a student • ..., ~ Lagunan Gets ::'~ageoarry a J.o <Bl FREE STAGE SHOWS Wed .. July 17- P omona Degree BUSINESS ANO "Festival ot Natiooa• -Cast of 150 Peter Hilltard Stephens ol PROFESSIONAL Fri. & Sot., July 19-2<>- Lag u n •Beach was GUIDE Nln<>TempolAprilStevens presented his bachelor or The Back Porch Majoril' • arts degree in art at l'-----------'1 ' Pomona Co 11 e g e in e MATTRESSES e Sun .. July 21-Glen Campbell Claremont. Comic Frank Welker Son of Mr. and Mrs. William Stephens of 675 Buena Vista Way, he ~ a 1964 graduate of Laguna Beach Higti. Charles F. Potilmemmer. engineer with A t 1 a n t i c MATTRESSES BOATS · ROMES -TBAILEBS lnepl•r Sbape1 eo.ta Me• MattreM Oo. ILN Newport Blvd. Uberty 8-1303 Research Corp.. Co st• e UPHOLSTERY Mesa, has earned his 1.---• m.aster d. aerospace operations management degree from USC. A Newport Beach resident, he is a 1959 graduate (}{ USC's School o( Engineering.' ' :-:---:~-:- Mesa Upholstery Uberty 8-4781 2110 NrwPOIT ILYD. AIM Specltl aOchd ... •ttnlctlons -ry d.,-_ * lpedec ..... ,..,_. .._ * w.m """ 111-t1on v.Nd. 1 loflt Show* 1 ... ICDpc91' ~ * J~ r11r * 1,000'• ot l:JrtllWb; * s,.e. .. sci.-'-""'-* * S,-1•1 CttHdnn'1 .._ * C1rt11¥el Mldw9f * llA CllamplonalllJ) lodeo fri.-8 pm.; S.t.-2 ,,m. 6 I p.•.; Sun.-2 p.rrt. 6. 7:p.m, WITEll ~ IOA.M. llAILY Na.tpott 91\'CI, ~ Ftlt Or,. C<IM1 MHll Sale* TUE., JIA.Y 16- "MISS ORANGE COUNTY TOMORROW" BEAUTY PAGEANT ""'4·fln..._2:30 p.""' ~p.m. [l,lEN CAR.,TIER. LADIES HABERDASHER 22• MARINE 'AVE. BALBQA ISLAND *Annual Summer Sale ElLEN CA!ll'flER LADIES IOOTERY 219 MARINE AVE. IALIOA. ISLAND ----------·---- Si1l11rd11, July ll, 1968 DAU.Y PILOT IS BIBLE'S ACCURACY . • • (Coallued lrom Pase 4) most of the New Testament wes wrM.ten from o n e genentioo ta two centuries after tit• dealh ol Christ. 'Ibo -· of John, In parlicular, was regarded M lat. In dote (and therefore 7 on Coast Join Marines of doubUul v(l]:ue as a record hitherto called • • J a t • of actual events) because It Hellenla:tic," actue!ly were cootalned \anguage a n d in wide clrculation MDODI thought forms w h I c h Jews (l( firtt c e n ta r y scholat's assumed to be of Paleltlne. Greet rather tbaa Tbut tbM'e oc. kl:IC .. ii Palestinian orla!n. any ocholarly -for BUT TIIE Dead Sea denyirw -Jolm'• -· Scrolls have invalidated tb1s wal wrltten early enouP to have ·coatalned wllll II that ..the vocabulary and purports to contain _ an theory by demonllrating eyewl~ account o I that U.. vocabulary and Cbrill'a l!le, deatll ml Id ... of the fourtll rOl(JO(;: -urrectlom. 1 ' NOW! NEW! PILOT PENNY PINCHER CLASSIFIED ~DS WITH A NEW-LOW-RATE 3 LINES 2 TIMES $2.00 1N THESE CLASSIFICATIONS! p-... Office FurnituN Offloo Equipment Store EqulptMnt, C1fe, Rftfeur•nt l•r Equipment Household Goodt Appll1ncff Antlquet Sewing MadtlMll MU1lut IMtrumenh -I010 IOII IOI2 ·I014 I015 I020 1100 1110 1120 1125 Pi1ne1 & 0rtlN Radio Toto.lalon Hl·Pl&- T.-Recorders C1mer•1 a EqulpnMnt Hobby SupplLH Sporting Goods llnocul1n, Scopes Mitcell•MOUI 1110 l200 l205 1210 1220 1300 l400 1$00. ISSO l600 e EACH ITEM MUST BE PRICED e • No Item Over $50 e No Commerclal FinM e • No Copy Cho .... • No Abllrovlattom • START MAKING MONEY NOW! CALL 642-5678 ASK FOR YOUR DAILY PILOT AD· VISOR . AND YOU MAY CHARGE IT! • Th< livinc"rooiiil ill the homes -.cliencho Lli'Cueila Located at Hamilton and Bushaiif Streets in Hu~t- 11untlngton BeaCh' are spac!OUI' "and adaptable "to ington Beach, Rancho Le C~esta-·is closest to the excell~nt. ~or ~~-~\. '1'4e dirnng areas are beach of any major develop~eot tp the aree. The • \ Yorlitowne Has •Turn·:c·Ke,f ' ' Free Tree Included in Package of Luxury ltepis ) Purchasers at Yorktowne n~essary to open an in· now receive ~ {ree tree, as teriln sales office in a part of the ewanded "turn trailer on tl!o site in-prder key11 package that was · to accommodate the ever-in· creasing number of visitors. receotly iDtr¥uced at the new Shields Development Co. planned ,ct!mmunity i n Huntington Be.ch, it was . . .,_-~ Frank McFatla11cf.:jrl;. head or. the McF,wianc!. .141•• agents. AlreadY included in the "t\lrtl key" pa ck age 1 McFarland pOlnted out, are such lllxury features as carpeting, drapes, la\flls, and rear y$rd .fencing; ex· tras that -fprovlde buyers -with· a sttbliantial easb sav· ing at--the -Mrtset. One of the blg reasons for this interest. according to builder-developer L a r r y Shields, 1• because the ' . homes -were d·i~ and bllilt u a ·direc result of a series of e'.xha'ustlve i1urveys conducted am<ii\g b l:i m e buyers to ·\de~, r ~in e preferences as · regard to style , size and pfice. financing programs offered, are speclal VA terms which allow veu to move in with absolutely no down payment - a factor that bas been a big stimulant to the overall sales picture, McFarland .. . \ .tor,. ,homes that may,.be uWlzed in a number of wlys · to aull 1he illdivldual ~· of a family; the .famed Patio Kitchent: .a proven-favafite in earlier. Sbk!lds' develop.. meot, add Jn.any more. : Hunllngton -~ ;. ~ne of the fastest-growing cvm- munities in Orange County. and au . the urban services and facilities, such as fine shops, schooli, churches, entertainment, in addition to outstanding recreational and beach areas, are within a few minutes of Yorktowne. Major business and in- dustrial centers, together with many other recrea- tional areas, and employ- ment opportunities a r e withineasyc om mut i ng distance via the nearby freeway. screened off· for privacy u f!)nnal dining rooms. homes are priced fr. om $24,000 to $29;990. · . ' ~~-~~~-'=--~,:._~-'-~~-'--:=--_:.:c:;;_~_;;c;;:,;.:;;_:.:..c..!.:.:c:.:.:..=.::::..::.:::.:.:.:_.::....:::.:.:=:.._~~~ Mc.Far~ said public in~ terest in ~-~w subdivision hils ·'been t extremely high, with a c6ttesponding high "As a result, the distinctive styled homes at Yotktowne contain a n~ber of·"asked for" feat_ures and design in- novations nit usually found i,n. h<>mes UI the moderate price range~- The home• are available in varied one and two-story styllngs, Wifll floor plans providing from t'l'f"O to four bedrobms, and fanging in price from $22,995 to.$27,400. Among the many. excellent said. · Yorktown is located on the east side of Brookhurst Avenue opposite Constitu .. tion Avenue in Hlllltington Beach, and may be reached from the San Diego Freeway by driving south on Brookhurst. The sales offi ce is located at 9962 Constitu• tion Ave. Model homes are open for inspection daily. ~\ I c , .. '' sales ~ .. /Indicative· of the Balbqa Isl.and Man StrJrts Vacation Community in Hig'h Sier~a inter••t i\lo..,, 1n th• new J . W. (Wy) Grier, Bllboa Nelson Higblands., a new Nelson Highlands, which ·compme luxwy bomee in dey~lop~ w_a! the fact Island r e 1 id e n t and vacaticn commtmity he is will adjoin Camp Nelson, a 1:48 $3$.800 category 00 half. th~t eve~1 -bef~ the sales prominent land ,developer,, building fn the Hi~ Sierra 50-year-old mountain resort acre lot,11 priced 'trom Mxio. ·.office 1 ¥4 model homes bas a n n o u n c e d that wilderness of T u 1 a r e on tihe western side of the ~ ·4 p1a:med to provide aD were , ' it w a s construction bu atarted on COuntyo Sierra N ev ad a, will exclllffive . community. The C.lifomio woman has a con- te mporary elegance-she belongs in a Repuboc Home. She has a flair fort he new and unusual-likes tho atrium that reaches two stories to the sky, tho glass-waUed kitdiens that bring in the gardens, the t1Ving nooms with vaulted ceilings and massive fireplaces. The California woman takes pleasure in owning a spacious home that has the bright, cheerful, new look, yet main- tains the abundance of cabinets,. storage and pentrys that make each floorplen so n·veable. She liker .the bonus areas to do with as ,he plea ses, a 3 car garage, largo family room, for mal dining room as much es 2616 squere fee t. She en joys the ideel combination of comfort end exci tement found in a Republic Home. She wonts to loeki.g to • woll..teblished community-tokes pleasure t.Ying lo tho Mesa Verde •roe of Costa Mesa Witt ftS t:.imri cluli"s encl golf couis.S' or in Iha nu,.,._ South Coesf.s.iils of Republic Homos ,. near South Coast Plaza. And mo.st of all, she appreciates the solid, secure feeling a Republic Homo means to her California family, 0 D Win tho "California Woman 's Wardrobe." e $500 gift certificate from South Coa st Plaza. Register today at either location. 0 0 Mesa Verde Sories-Phono: [714] 546-1077 0 4 & 5 bedroom homes- From $35,500 D South Coast Sories._.._ Phone: [714] 540-1667 0 · 4 & 5 bedroom homes- From $33,500 • ' Design innovations that have attracted considerable favorable comment from visitors and homebuyers are: the bonus room, an un- finished area in the two- "'o "'' " SOUTH g COAST ;;;: SOUTH "'""Gctcs MESA VEID EOGOlF CO UlSE • COUNTlY CLU•• SERIES -COAST s.\ • PLAZA N DJEGo FWY ADAMS " ; MESA VERDE ~ SERIES g • .. : COSTA MESA 2 GOlFCOUliE ~ UNIVElSITYOF CAUFOlHLNll'l'IN E • COSTA MESA ~ 0 ! be ys d• Jo le P- ne U· y, es ne !S, to od a ~ fi• er •· Y·· •• .g 'Y he ·st :u .. on ed :o on ce ll• re .. -------------·--- .-Real Estate •· Outstions ind Comment By Randall McCordlo Realtor QUESTION : -What is the trend? Should we buy now or wait for interest rates to come down ? We '' were (happily) renting until the landlord raised the -rent. .. and then raised the rent again! So now, we · ··. feel as though we .should be building equity in a ho":le of our own. But, should we buy now or wait? I beheve that interest rates will drop in a year or two. What do you think? - R. T .. Costa Mesa . ANSWER : -Prospective homeowners may .be \Viser to purchase their home now, rather than }Vail with the hope that mortgage rates will drop Mission ~avings and Loan Newsletter warns. No mortgage interest rate drop is now in sight, but even if rates do go down in a year or two, inflationary pressures could negate a ny benefit which might be derived from postponing a home purchase. ~;: M_any economists are predicting hi~her tabor . . costs in the next two years. If these predictions are : ~ , true a.nd are coo.pied wi~h rising land and building " .. material costs, higher prices tor homes will result. ·i:• The person waiting for lower rates may actually .• end up paying more in monthly mortgage payments, -even 1f mortg~ge rates should drop. As an example. a person buying a home today for $25,000, would have monthly payments amounting to $141 .36 on an 80 percent. $20,000 mortgage at the current rate of 7 ~ percent. On the other hand. if this buyer were to wail for t\VO years in the hopes that the interest rates would drop, this same house may cost as ~ much as JO percent more or $27,500. " ' • Salurd1y, July 13. 1968 Oceanwood Plans Unusual "We believe the four rumpus room or it 11 Oce11 nwood'i three and Oceanwood models. to be: additional two bedrooms four bedroom homes ranae rep re sentaUve of the with extra bath," Bruns in price from '29,950 to unusual design innovations says. SSS.~50. exclusive to the buyers of -------------------- our homes," reports Paul Bruns, marketin~ director for Armour Development Co.. builder of this new community at Atlanta Ave. and Magnolia St.. j n Huntington Beach, where construoth;in is procteding on 42 unib at the present 1 1 time. "The California Room Is l in the heart ol th e Ocean.wood home," says Bruns. "The sky is the ceiling, and it is private and functional for entertaining under 1:he stars or tanning in total privacy." Bruns c I a I m s that elegance and casualness are appropriate superlatives to describe the Parlor with its walls of glass, exposed beams and large cus tom· designed fireplaces. Oceanwood's Su m m e r "friendliness" of the early Kitchen ref I e ct s the "friendliness" of the early rural kitchen and 8dds the customjzed conveniences of the spa c e -a g e witfl furniture·finished cabinetry, luminous ceilings of light and a complete line of built· in appliances, i n c I u d i n g dishwasher. Bruns reports that the G row i n g Room and Someda y Space are l rec e i v i n g w o nderiul response from the ynung, I growing family. With priva·te ba·th. the Crowin~, Room , he explains. i s1 WALKER & tEE BREAKS WORLD'S RECORD · 154 homes solp June 23rd-30th ..... because service is our name ! The one to see is at Walker & lH OFFICES IN YOU R AR EA. " ,, • •! Even if the interest rate did drop to 6.5 percent. his monthly payments on the same 80 percent mortgage, $22,000, would now be $148.56. This means his delay couJd cost him an extra ,7.20 per month. ELEGANT AND CASUAL -View down th stairway of·one of the four models literally space that can bc j fi nished as the f a m i I y requ ires it, while Someday Space is designed to fit the needs of the family who is thinking ahead to tomorrew. TUSTtN ' .!i47 ·&4 71 1-+UNTtfrrfGTON BEACH 842-4455 -637·6770 " :• " 'I QUESTION : -Holiday time! The Fourth o( July! But where can you go for a couple of days in shows the elegance and casualness of Oceanwood, new community at Atlanta Avenue and Magnolia Street in Huntington\ Beach where construction is pro- ceeding on 42 units by Armour Developme~t Co. I •: this Southern California and still have time to relax ) once you are there? I don't want to spend half of m y time driving. Where can you buy or build a "fun house" and still have room to breathe, get your boat on the water, or relax? " " " " " Countian Planning Honolulu Marina . ' • • '. • ., • ' ' 1 V. C. C., Costa Mesa ANSWER : -Lake Arrowhead is less than two hours from Newport Beach; and it's high gear all the way. Despite it's great popularity, Lake Arrowhead is not overcrowded. The main reason is the fact that the lake is PRIVATE. ' In fact. all most people know of the lake is "The Village" which is a very small part of this beautiful place. Only property owners are permitted to put t heir boats into the water. That ]eaves plenty of room for property owners that enjoy fishing. water sklin~ and sailing. The lake is three and a hall mile long : 165 feet deep and 5.000 feet high ... which means it's clear, blue and smog free. HONOLULU -Plans for lots . each of which 'will have construction of a $20 million 400 ·home marina community at Hawaii-Kai were announced by Robert H. Grant and C-Ompany , Anaheim, Calif. MaddOck, who will resid'e in Honolulu , said plans call for about half of the homes to be sited on waterfront provisions for d o c k i n g facilities. There also will be a recreational clubhouse to serve homeownets. i n addition to the ructensive recreation amenitie s provided by Hawaii-Kai. "Homes will be.I priced from $35.000·$50.000." Mad. dock added. Our computer takes the traffic . jams, endless driving, and lost weekends ·i out of house hunting~ (absolutely free) City or SJidic ~ °"*"9 HU)"Wafb9dr-•-0 ' -·-o """'.,. flolrlf)'llll .. lool6rll tt1. _______ _ I 1 I ALICE, ISN'T THIS THE "'Someday Space can be finished either as a hu~e WEEKEND OF THE UNIT TWO GRAND OPENING!, • • • • • I OON'T TI-llNK SO, I DON'T HEAR A SOUND • • • • • • • • rand Oceanwood's famous homes with unique "outdoor Uvln1 Indoors'' hive been expanded, improved, and blcom• even more dramatic. New pl1ns .,. "u open 11 all out- dooB" •.. as securt as a castle with their solid 8 ft. masonry walls . , . are bein1 introdUced tod1y, Oiscov•r what Jivin1 on the whole lot can m11n to you. Feel the fresh sea breezes in room·alltr·room 11 slidln1 11111 dooB open to deli1htfut p1Uo1, 11rden1 and outdoor- tivin1 rooms. Entertain, relax, or sun yourself In com· plete privacy •• , tlkt tna worry out of llYin1 chae. With the l'lomt to the side of the lot, you ctn .ven ~rk your bOlll or c1mper, inside, off the slrHt.,. mtk1 1 tuturt 1wimmln1 pool an extension of the l1Yin1 room or mister suite. There ire ·~mtd1y spa.en,' 'Summtr Kitchens,' topless CaHfornia rooms, artd much more just w1ltin1 her1 for you. $33,450 to $36,950 SANTA f,NA 546·0022 'NEWPORT 8EACH 646·7711 NO SMOG HERE .•. THE KIDS CAN WALK TO THE. BEACH, • • • •• THIS IS WHAT I CAME. TO CALIFORNIA FOR! • • SO THIS IS THE. FAMO\JS PRIVACY WALL Of SOllO MASONRY • • COSTA MESA 545-9491 WE CAN PARI( THE BOAT OFF THE STREET • • , , THANK. OOOONESS! • • • pen1ng '"'"' Tl '1T!~ If you're looking for a new home, home you wa nt, and we'll match you up. we can save you a lot of l ime with our Just 1111 in the House·huntersComputer SELECT·HOMES-ELECTRONICALLY lnp'-' Form. In a few days you'll receive a service. Our corAputer &!ready knows computer printout of avallable new where thousands of new Mtdallfon Homes Medallion Homes that suit your raqulrt· Sure helps to know where houses are t~at fll your needs instead of drlving all over Soothem California with a car' full of kids and maps, doesn't it? FHA-YA -NoDown ~ C<Wr-tl 10% Down ~ D OCEANWOOD rJJJJlh •ll•Tl•5Te• RllACll ' In Cenlral and Soulhern Galifornla are.All ments. And this new Edison service la we need to know now Is what kind of absolutely fcee. SoutMrn CaNfornla Edllon sm l u!lt b1~1tMOUll: BUILDING COM,.AHY . .. .. • I .. 'I • I S.tllrdoY. July U , 1968 .. Savings and Loan for Huntington Deluxe four-story million d9llar building will be con- structed for Mercury Savings and Loan Association, across from Huntington Center in Huntington Beach. Building will house executive offices for the Orange County-based financial institution, with prestige executive and business offices for )ease in upper stories. Architect and cont~actor for the structure is Sheldon L. Pollack Corporation of Los Angeles. Del Cerro Has Variety In Prices Second Housing Unit Opens At Huntington Coral· Shores A wide variety of plans, exteriors, prices and terms are combined in today's close out at t.he Del ,Cerro community near the South Coast Shopping Center in Costa Mesa. Prices start as low as $'l1..450 with financing that includes no down term.s to eligible veterans, FHA financing, and arrangements for $ 3 9 5 move-in. Both three and four bedrooms are included in the close out with single story and two s to r y elevations offered in the variety filled packt·ge, the developers George M . Holstein and Sons' a nd Harvey A. Berger stressed. A limited number of the Del CeITo Hacienda series are included, along with the popular two--story b on u s room homes. The bonus room homes allows Iii .! buyer to have as many as five bedrooms for price less than $29,000. Several split· level custom-like homes are also included that offer the buyer formal dining, ltrge separate family roon1 . three baths and as many as four bedrooms. Prices in the custom-like series h a v e been slashed to as low as 131.500. Along with the wide range of plans. terms and prices. the Del Cerro homes include block w a 11 , wall-to-wall carpet. front landscc.ping. sprinklers and planning and bring the buyer withi!l minutes to the new Soulh Coast Plaza Shopping Center. the ne~' White Front Shopping Center at Bristol and Paularino. as well as offering easy access to the freeway and the booming Irvine R a n c h Indu strial Complex. To reach models from Costa· Mesa. take Bristol just pas.t Baker to Paularino (Wh ite Front J and go right. Kaufman and Broad, Inc ., has opened a seeond housing unit at Coral Shores in Huntington Beach. Coral Shores' first unit sold out in three weeks. setting a new sales record for the national housing producer. The new unit offers the "best selling" models of the fi rst unit, with pr ice s starting at $'12 ,500 for a three bedroom. two bath single family home. Among the features incl uded in the homes are patio kitchens, family rooms and double garages. Located at Edwards and Talbert in H u n t i ri g t o n Beach. Coral Shores wa s designed to offer quality homes with inany of the features de s i r.e d by So u the r n Califor.nians. Reversing the current trend Industrial Loans High In 60 Days Loan commitments during the post 60 days of over two and a quarter mi I 1 i o n dollars for the construction or nine industrial facilities in the greater Los Angeles area were announced by Dwyer-Curlett & Company. According to Robert S. l\1cCarter, executive vice president of the pioneer mortgage banking fi rm, the Joans covers tr uc tu re s located in Vernon; EI Segundo Industrial Park; the new Irvine industrial complex: Foun·tain Valley Jndustrie-1 Park; Buen a Park Indusbial Ce n I er ; Monterey Pass Road and on East Twelfth Street in Los Angeles. Advertising Warning Presented to Realtors Advertisers -particular· ly those in real estate -are wasting their money. as well as limiting the lasting ef. fects of their message, when they cons'lantly create new •· advertisements. So says William G . Brangham. executive vice president of the Sanford R. Goodkin Research Corp. "Too many real estate ad · : . vertisers show a surprising lack of a dv er ti si n g 1oPhistication by switching ttiemes and basic appeals ·• before their original ideas have had a chance to take ~ bold." Brangham said. Drawing on case historiei ~ where s uc ce s gful ad- vcrtlslng campaigns were ;: blsed on one ad that ran for .. two, four and even eight ~Jean. be noted, "One solid .:: iiKI ill • carefully researched ~ calnJ>ai&D can be repeated =~ time and ume •Caln in the own agency. Brangham & Brewer. and president of the sales and marketing arm of Rossmoor Lei~ure World. Brangham explained that the G<lodkin organizatio n, which is a Los Angeles-bas- ed real estate rettarch and marketing consultant firm. is not in the advertising business, but that specific assignments have brought them face 1'o face with the problems or why advertising sometimes does not have its intended effect. Addressing himseU to ttie homebuilding ·industry. he said that too m a n y develop.,r s have the unreasoning fetish of con· stantly preparing something new. ··You're not a to higher priced homes. Kaufman and Broad offers four model homes at Coral Shores. beginning at $22.500. By' way of contrast. recen t report by a leading housing economist put the average home price in Los Angeles at $32,000. "Because we are the largest p u b I i c I y . h e Id company primarily engaged in housing in the coun try. we are able to combine our nationwide experie nce and mass buying power to build quality homes at moderate prices." s t at es Jack Scougall. Kaufman a n d Broad's marketing director. Location and price have been the primary factors in the outstanding success of Kaufman and Broad·s Coral Shores d eve l o pment . according to Sc o u g a JJ . Homeowners are w i th i n minutes of bea c he s. freeways, business cent\rs and recreational areas. Coral Shores' buyers have been primariJy y ou n g families moving I r o m apartments into first homes. Monti1ly payments for Coral Shores homes iare'usually as low as and sometimes less than apartment rents. · Homes at Coral Shores include the A val on and the Del Rey, both with three bedrooms and two baths fo r $22,500 and $23 ,900, resepctively. The Bayview, a four bedroom, two bath single-story home sells for $'l4 ,000. The two-story Capri offers four bedrooms and three baths at $'l6,990. All prices include clos in -' C05ts. plus Kaufman and Broad's unique Five Year Warranty wliich guarantees against major structural defects. To reach Co ral Shores. take the San Diego Freeway to Bolsa Chico. left on Warner to Edwards and ·right to 11albert. Other Kaufman and Broad developments in O r a n g e County are Southport and Heatherbrae. The facts about Wynnewood prove you can. Wynnewood homes are priced from only $25,950. They're located in a high-value neighborhood flve minutes from the University of California at Irvine. Elementary, junior and senior high sctioofs, plus parochial schools are nearby. Newport Freeway is 3 blocks away. A few blocks further is Santa Ana Freeway. And San Diego Freeway is now serving the area. -· . 60 Years Of Action Paying Off "Buyers of homes at Rancho La Cuesta-Cerritos, a development of Frank H. Ayres and Son, Inc. of Newport Beach. reflect upon the building company's 60 years of home buildin_g and development experience as a major reason for buying an Ayres-built dwelling," said Ray Patscheck, sales manager, Rancho La Cuesta-Cerrito . Located ~ Artes i a · Boulevard between Bloom · field Boulevard and Carmenlta ~d in Cerritos, the homei 1 re • architec- turally des ' ed by Tom Echternach the tradition of Old Calif nia. 1•The co ' 1 • uction of the Cerritos es show that they are cliltomized instead of being mt'.1 produced like so many h sticks," said Patscheck,. , . "Frank · Ayres and Son. Inc. has · onstrated for the pa!t .Y~ars that they build the_ ost durable type of dwe · possible." Pat.IC aaid Rancho La Cuesta · 1 is designed to .the Calif<lrnia- Spanilh · ppeal that had such b appeal in the days of the Spanish land granta. "We ake tremendous use of xlcan brick. roof· sawn ~ms, stained woods and S lilsh-textured stucco ·to det&Q the exterior," said Patscbe'Ck. "Every buyer is concernid about how his home looks from t h e sidewalk and street, and at Ranch~fl-a Cuesta-Cerritos, we dd 'leverything we can throug~' ; the use of the newe~ .ind finest architec- tural : aterials to create future value for him and mobiu,ty in the design as it is viewed by his neighbors and bf others who pass the front of his home." Homes at the development are priced from $23,500 to $29.990. The homes have three and four bedrooms. family rooms and the most modern kitchens. "Construction Qllflity in an Ayres-built · tiome is predicated on our belief that a young family will have no major maintenance costs for at least two genera- tions," said Patscheck. ' 11 ' Over 1fo 1 . ' Mansi.bns Figures "'Show • • Record Sales Set • By Walker, Lee . Er~e Lt Blanc. manager . w~ Wic~and with ali sales p f the Costa Mesa office of and ·two UsUngs soltl. }Valker & ,Lee real estate Le Bl .. id h •· firm, said he has a super anc s;.. e expecL-:1 sales stafJ aod proves it by to have a total volume of their record. •1.000,000. Thrf!1! 1ale1 personnel at A pioneer ia tbe fi eld. the office, Greg Kindell , Walker &: Lei ii the largest Beyerly Creedon and real estate fir m in Duanne Wickltrid, las t Oalilorhia. 'n\eir ·operation month bad a total of 23 sales includes resale b o m e and 11 lisdngs sOld for a division, subdiviJion · 1ales total volwrie of $869,385. and the acreage-commercial Kindell topped the list with iilcome property division. nine sates· and four listings Walker & Lee bu just sold· .. Beve(ly Creedon' was co~leted a banner ~eE.i' next with eight sales and with a record high of .over The a ge of the ltately five" UStmgs Sold; and the $117 million dollars i n m.irulion is far from dead. A last of the super sales trio volume s a 1.e 1. ~ r e c e n t a r t i c J e i n 1 ·---:;ijliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill;;::---Pr of es s ion a I Builder Magazine reports that the market for ithe "honest-to· luxury home" is thriving in all parts of the country, and is, in fact, probably the m., .. , neglected (by builders) market in the L ~ .,ry, Today's mansions are not the heaps of grey stone that tried to look like European castles and villas as they did fifty years ago . Rather they are more likely tc. be charming , friendly, c omfortable homes, designed for ease of living for the entire family, and for gracious ent'ertainrnent. Gone too are t h e forbidding walls and gates of yesteryear. Tod a y 's luxury homes put a premiu·m on privacy. but not on isolation. And gone too are the facilities a n d quarters for retinues of servants. Schock Sailing School Jr. ""cl Sr. Pro1••m1 Lessons Av•i ebl• ;, S•boh, liclo1 t rul S•lll•n•I ..... _, .. ..,...,.,._ A~ Ptw.t. h1tfnicti .. SCHOCK SAILIN<i SCHOOL tOI ....,.,..,., N-i-t IHc• '7l·ZOIG l r , ' I WALKE-R & LEE BREAKS WORLD'S RECORD 1154 hoxnes sold June 23rd-30th For results, just caR 1111 trt Walier & Lee . -547·6471 SAftTA AMI\ ' 546-0Q.22 -? •• It• lf""10R BIM:tl .842-4455 .......,......, -mi ' I a••• • ' I I I I This puts you minutes from the beaches, i golf You'll see. courses and countless other great fun spots. ~ne-From Los Ang"n: take Santa Ana Freeway to wood is also near the vast Irvine Industrial Coni4tex, Newport Beach FJeeway. South on Newport Beach adjacent lo Orange County Airport. So challenging 1 Freeway to Mac~rthur Blvd. exit, and f°'low 1igns. job opportunities are close to home. ~ I Or take San Di~ Freeway to Br~of Street ult, and ume medi.I. With inicreali.ng ef[ectiveneM wJtbout teem· Inf dull to llll)'oae ucept the 9dvertlter aod bis wife.'' Branp.am'1 experience ln thJs field includes more tbtn JO years with .ome ol the 'h1Uon'1 1iwe11 1~vu!Wng ...,,c1... prlndpol In hls supennarket or department st~ where there's a oew item each week. Yes. there are new prices or models to announce. but far too much money 1s foolishly wasted on ten different lids when what is ~eeded ill one really good one with buic f1cts af}d emotional lllppeat that ' can bt repeated and repeated j nd repeated," he con· 'eluded. And what homes! Wynnewood offers one and.' two go north followi g signs. From Long Beach: east on sto'ty models wilh up 10 2,023 sq. fl .. of living ~'lr.ce. l warner Ave. t Sol(lll Matn lit. then follow •igna. . You ch~ose from 12 beauUfu~ ext~riors with 3, 4~and From Northeast Orarlge County: lake N.ewport Beach S bedrooms, 2 and 3 baths. ~dth!ng could be greater .. Freeway to MacArthur Blvd., anct follow sfgns. "~IK'gnneit>ooJi ~~· / .. .. } • ' • DOZEN REMAIN -Spacious ''country" kitchen, with huge bric wall, beam· ed ceiling and full complerrlent of buil l·in appliances is· one of t most popu- lar features in the homes at Sherwood Estates-by·lhe+Sea. a Ge rge D. Bue· cola development in Huntington Beach. The homes are priced rom $29,950. :-Rancho • • Capistrano ... -.. ... ,. ... .... Barley Giving in to Homes ,. 1• Owners and visilors lo arclitectural control ·:• 1• Rancho Capistrano deep ranch-type development. .:: inside the C I e v e 1 a n d Rancho Capislrano ls now 1::; National Forest are being open for inspecUon, with ::! greeted by a bustle. of sales personnel on hand to ;: ~!arming and construction welcome vi s it or s on i. • Ectivity as the Rancho sales weekends and holidays from ,::! program enters its final h 10 a.m. to 'S p.m. It is a '' 1 P ase, I t d · d : :•t, Sown in barley last spring, p easan rive, an many enjoy stoppi.ng at t h e · 1 fhe 300 acre property has famous old San J u an ;. : yielded a rlch crop of the Capistrano Mission_ one of .::r tali. waving grain , which is the most beautiful historical 1•; now giving way to the spots in Californ ia , To find ~~'. harvester. R ._ ancho Capistrano, simply *' In addition. pipe layi ng drive lo San J u a n ... ,.1 crews are bringing in water _ Capistrano. turn east on •~lines to each rancho, and . .1 ~-Highway 74, and follow the ;: schedules have been 11.fawn reStr1cted to ensure qua!tly signs for 23 miles to the • up for installation of electric protection. the land Is deed· entrance gate . : power and telephone service l-'---::;iiiiiiiliiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~-.::----: commencing shorlly. • The barley wain was : sown for two reasons : first .. to provide feed for the : riding stable and paddock • maintained by R a n c ho :-Capi'strano on the property. • <:<nd. second. to protect the : lovely natural contours or • the land . • • . A~lhough more than half • of the entire property has : been sold . visi tors t n =. Rancho Capistrano will still find an excellent selection of --both level and hill·siles. each o c c u p y i n g an expansive 21h to 3 acres. The ancient Spanish oaks still stand at R a n c ho Capistrano. spread over 70 percent of the rancho sites, and t h e Spanish·style recreation building. the shaded picnic grove, the two stream-fed lakes. the riding stable. and miles of equestrian trails beckon the city dweller to a day or a lifetime of peace :i. n d beauty. The ranchos are part of an old Spanish land grant from the king of Spain, once known as one of three mountain ''Porlreros de San ,Juan Capistraflo." Today their isolation is a refuge £ u a r a n t e e d by the s urrounding CI eve 1 an d National F'orest. a government-owned buffer against population a n d com mercial encroachment. Yet the ranchos are close in only 55 miles from downtown Los An.geles. Rancho land is deeded fo fhe buyer in fee simple. with title guaranteed by the Orange Cou nty Ti t I e Company. As further WALKERi& LEE BREAKS WORLP'S RECORD 154 homes sold June 23rd-30th List and see big results come from Walker & lte TUST"' S-47·6471 SANTA ANA 546-0022 OFFICES IN YOU" AREA HUHT~~24~51EACl:t ltEWPORT IEACH 646-7711 ORANGE 637'6770 COSTA MESA ~5·9491 NIGHT •nd DAY SERVICE 9:30 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M.-SATURDAY 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M. erwood Homes Dwindling "' II\· ·""-~~ I ' '\ ~ I\• I ., ,\. ., : . \ \· \ . I ' ' \ , . \'1\ ; .. , (•\ • : t .• '\' " . 'i t. ' ' "/ HUNTINGTON 8£ACH Now'• the llm1 lo get 1w1y to It ell, To 111 the pl111ur11 of So . jlrn Callfornla Beech living, Aw1y lrom the heat •!Ki, og. Combine plea carefrea living with elegance In home design at S rwood Estates by lh• Sea, e welled community of 3 -4 bedroom, 2 afKI 3 belhroom, one 1tory homt loc1!1d just IWtl mlnults from the ocean In Hunting Beach. Property value especially 1long lhe co1st-1re go- ing up 1rtd up, .I 1t Sherwood E111111 by lhe Se1, YOU OWN THE DI 0 > • ' u • -• PACIFIC OCEAN ' • ' • • , ' v 0 0 • • ,,. 1ummtr 1Jlp eway from you. Maki t one yet. Spend It In your own · E1t1t11 by tht Se1. Homes from $29,950 NO COMPANY Sales Agents ~ , • OlllVl 'fQ Ol~IECTIOMS; S"""'~ 011 l toolltlv"t to H1!fllll0fl A ... lft Hvntl11gloft l11ch. ~lghl ('"11) o~ H1milloft 10 5111,..ood Elllltl llr IM Se1. ~-Co111 lo<lgftw1y go nor1~ Oft lrool!hu'11 10 llflt 1l9n11 (1-<1,,,mo~) i nd lhlft Ion 11 m10tl1, ... Saturdly, July ll, 1%8 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE I I , .. ------------• -· -. . ., Jf DAll.Y Pll.GT NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE • WEEK'S ANl> YEAR'S IDGH, LOW, CLOSE 1• i I j ~ .. -·--:-;:,.._.....-.;--;-c,r•~--...,,,,. •• .,......,..,..,...,..,,.,..,..,,.,_,,..,,.,..,:o.-,.+.,.,r•~•.-":"..,~••~·"£~ .. as..,,1•••·~··•"·~' ... ""'""'·"'"':.•""zc~<•c""'..,..' t DAILY PILOT JJ AMERICAN STOCK E:XCHANGE -• WEEK'S AND YEAR'S HIGH, WW, CWSE • .. i I I I -. ' .II DAILY PILOT S..tlWttlJ, Jtll7 U, 1968 QIJEENIE -1. ... • 5 2 . ..... _. a Horoscope .' l Taurus: Key Is to Be CJiarming SUNDAY JULY 14 By SYDNEY OMA RR ''The wise man control~ his destiny . . . Astrology points the way." CANCER fJune 21 -July 22 J: Stress ability to carry out s pecial assignmenl.'i. Don't hesitate to put forth views. People in authority can be favorably Impressed. Member of opposite sex plays slgnilicant role. musl be your own. Be analytloa.1. Look b 11 y o n d immediate Indications. PISCES IFeb. 19-March 20): Money can be obtained! a -~·-· ·~ • STARTS'tlEXT WEDNESDAY, JULY 17 cJclieAndrews " • A Ulill\lflS"'-l'lClV1tr , T(CIOllCOlot-••• ••• .. , ~ !! • • AJ\IES I Mar<h 21·April lt): By .afternoon you are apprised of opportunity for new start. Your attitude changes in more positive manner. Take initiative. Get going with new contacts, plans and ideas. . LEO (July 23·Aug. 221' Good lunar aspect today coincides with plans for jGurney. Look ahead. Don't feel you mu.st adhere to tradition. Family discussion proves fruitful. Vacation i~ stressed; break f r o m routine. SCORPIO !Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Remember resolulion1 cQncernlng work, health, diet. Avoid extreme s . Maintain sense of balance. Jmprove relations w J th a s soc &ates, co-workers. Finish what you start. Tie up loose ends. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22· Dec. 21 ): Utilize creative resources. You have more to offer than might be imagined. E ~ p ti a s i z e change, variety. Apply your own unique touch. Don't be discouraged by those ol faint heart. • if you display versatUlty. Profitable mot.hods can be utilized to advantage. Meana )'(lur cycle is such that yeu NIWftORT llACH ,HONI 67a.ust ~ra~":~lement successful l LIDO THEATER ,)F TODAY L~ YOUR ll-================::::!J • ,( .... .... >. .. ., "ls there auch & thing u a. 'get fttt1h' card?" An1a Landers Life's Sad Lesson TAURUS tApril 20-May 20): Key is to be channing r.ather ttian forceful. One who appears to be challenging is really testing. Know this. React with good humor. Cooperate in special, group project. f.JEM INJ IMay 21 -June 2fl l: Emphasis on friends , desires. Much can be fu lfilled if you don't skip essentials. Yoo gain by thorough approach. Takes patience, maturity, discipline. But r e w a rd s today can be great. vmGO (Aug. 2.l-Sept. 22): Dig deep for sour c e material. Don't be satisfied with superficial values. Get to the real !fling. What you seek may be close but sudden from view. Know this """T· act accordingly. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Emphasis on how you relate to public. Co n s ide r advertising. public relations proposals. You could meet s om.eone Vlho playll paramount role in your life. Be open, receptive. CAPRICORN (0 e c. 22· Jan. 19): Accent on home af(airs. Build for future on soli d ba1e. Gather i n for m a ti on . Apply knowlejige . Older individual offers-constructive advice. Show n!Spect fo r one who aided in past. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 10): Ideas are plentiful. But key is to be selective. Some around you are filled with optimism. Bu t final choice BIRTHDAY you should be excellent chef; you appreciate comCorts oi home, securfty of family. Now you are becoming accustomed to new cycle which has seen yo u emerging as a distinct persooality. I TENDENCI ES o Cycle high · for ARIES. TAURUS , GEMINI. Special word to CAPRICORN : a sub t I e change occurs whict\ could prove of great benefit. To llnd °"'' "'""'° luckY lor ~Oii In rmine, •"" low~. O<"dlr Stdne, Ornefr'I booklet "Secret Hll!h for Min •nd w""''"·" Stnd bir!~dl!• etld .so c1n11 lo Om.arr '°'llrolOllY SK .. !1, 1111 Ool,ILY PILOT IOJC :»•, Grll\CI (e~lrtl St1ll<111, New York, N.V. 10017. Teacl1es Maturity What Helps Little Theater~ DEAR ANN LANDERS:. I hope you won't think this letter is loo crazy to print. I am 14 years olQ and can't get over the death of m y cat. Bay Area Company Has Key to Success -· ... Tom was hit by a car. He barely made it borne and I could see he was in bad shape. I had to a rgue with Mom to let me take Tom to the vet. The vet said Tom would be all right but I'd have to leave him in the hospital for a few days. Well, '"'hen I went to get him, the doctor said Tom would never be well and maybe it would be best to pul him to sleep . I cried half the night, Ann , and I just can't seem Ui get out of the. depression. Tom "'as like a human friend. When I was blue he'd do tricks for me and make me laugh. He was so faithful and lovi ng. This morning my parents brought me a little kitten, but tnat kitten is just not my cat. Please tell me how to gel over this heartache. - MISSING MY FRIEND where Ibey are n o t welcome, a nd give n o ·reason. In tht meantim e. let'• hope those unfortunate kids :et enough exposure to members of lbt opposite sex at school to offset the emotionally di 1 ab Ii n ~ influence of their s I c k mother. By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (AP) - What makes one commur.ity theater thrive while others fall? The ingredients for succes! are bein~ demonstrated in Hollywood these weeks a~ t he A m er i c a n conservatory theater offers two plays at t he Huntington Hartford Theater. The SZ'1 fo'rancisco-based repertory c o m pa n 'J is making its first full·SC'ale invasion of S o u I h e r n California and audiences have been cheering the offerings of Mo I i e r e ' s "Tartuffe" and D y I a n. Thomas' ''U nder Milkwood.'' DEAR FRIEND: Ont. of • , the lesls of maturity as well DEAR ANN LANDERSo I am a girl of 16 who is respectable and knows right from wrong, I've been going steady with Teddy for eight months. We have never done anything we are ashamed of. Both of us flunked French so we are taking it over in summer school. This means we have to study a lot. \\'e study better together -which is the problem . · ' as an e&sentl al ingredient of peace of mind Is lhe ability lo accept thal which we cannol chanjl'.r. 1 have two bratty brothers who will not give us a ny privacy. The o n I y way 'J'e<:ldy and I can get any studying done is to go upstairs in my bedroom a nd lock the door. Last night m y father blew his cool because we were in the bedroom and the door was locked. He embarras.i;ed me so badly I cried. My mother sided wjth me and that started an argument between Mom and Dad. Now Teddy is afraid to come over and my whole life might be ruined. Help ._ •• .·- .. ... .-.. • =-·- . . -.. • t-. . . • • . : Tom 11 go nt. and t hert's nothing yn1i can do about It. an open up your llearl ·to the kitten and give him a chance. DEAR ANN LANDERS : A mother in our neighborhood has made it clear that her 5-year-old boy may not play with girls and her 6-year-0Jd girl may not play with boys. This woman insists that all the trouble in the world starts wit.h sex and she is £oing to see 1o ii that her kids have nothing to do with iL You doo 't need to tell me .~he 1s a nut because I already know it. I am wriling lo find 011t how I can keep her nuttiness from having a bad effect on the other children in the neighborhood, namely mine. My 4 ·and fi ve-year-olds have asked mf' why the \\o"tlman tells them to i::o home. I don'I know what to say. Any suggestions? - TREED DEAR TREED: Ttll vour children they are not t~ go me , please. HUMILIATED DEAR HUTtt : Your moth'r may be on your side but I'm wilh your dad. A bedroom Is not the proper setting for a 16-)·ear-old glrll and her boyfriend r o r l stud ying -or for anythinJr else. It's up to your parents lo c o n t r o I your bratty brotht.rs. You should be l pe rmitted to have a guest In lhe livi ng room and yo ur mom and dad should see lo It that you have privacy .. OCCs 'S outh Pacific' Tickets Going on Sale Tickets for Oran~r Cna~t College's summer mu sical ''South Pacific ·· will go on Calico Set For SAC salt> during thr evenini.: this , m(}nth so that everyone will have a fair chance tol purchase them. The Rogers Hammerstein musical is slated for July 31 -Aug. 3 at 8: 15 in the OCC Auditor ium. The box office In the "Calico," a west~rn-style auditorium will be open July musical cOmedy wilh 8 23-26 and Aug . 1·3 from 11 modern touch . wrillen by a.m. to 1 p.m .. 2·4 p.m. and Slnta Ana College drama fi :J().8 :30 p.m II will also be tn1t:ructor Stewart Ro.11:er5, open from 11 am. to 1 p.m. will be 3taged July 24-27 on on .July 27 · the College campus. Tickets may also b t Member• o( the cast nrdtred by mail by writing lnc.Jude RJck G u I h r i e , !iummer Musical, Or1ngti Maryanne Brautivitch, Ri ch Goa.st College. 2701 r-·a ir,view Neumeyer. Sue Thompion, Road, Costa Mesa. AU M•11ie Boh.ao, Nell Rich, ~'=i<=k•="="="="=·====, Alice Med a 11 1 e . Johnr Wakeham, Je11Jnie Rogers, !loo ColHDI, Ol1d Dean Baumgartner. ~n tfme b 8 :30 p.m . with a 2 p.m. matinet on S.turday In PhilLips Hall. Ticketa may be o!Mlned by <1llln1647-11161, eat 21>6. FAVORITES ~ ..... N1tio11•I tiul loc.~ r••d•r-I .• -. ,h;, ,.11, II'•"• tho DAILY h'I, - "lOT ""'" ""' o1 ti, 4111\11 ~ mo1f 11•p11lo1 ¢ohr"'"' •11il ..._-Mll'llYI f11t11r11 t vti/1l:tlo to 111y CONTIN UOUS .... ,,.,., i11 th1 U11lttil I D41Lf ,.o .. 1 "·"'· St1t1t. , , ... ~.--'."'•'•"•'···'•''•'•"•"•'•°'r·I whose unorthodox staging has Wought new vitality to standard plays. "A second factor is the quality of the acting company; actor 5 want to work with Bill. Now that we're a going concern, the concept of training new performers is p a y i n· ~ dividends in e n s e m b le playing. GAP AVOIDED "'* Tltol1 11 NOW! JM~ W~>fflf • Ct1!nr "THI Gll:llN 11ans" '"" "WILL l'INNY" ... ::~:~: IJ-1¥t Dllll'lll I M (•i.rl ,1111 N..,.l'fWI~ • Gloor~ ICen<oeth' "COOL HAND LUKE" Morion l r1P\Oll E llr~blllll T1v lor "lfFLICTl()NS IN A GOLD I N IYI" llt<•m""""" liM" A"""1 FOUNTAIN VALLEY .... _,., !It ... .., ••• MZ·2411 AM ••n °'''"' Prn•1m W••lf• ,,,.,,...., • Cot"" . .,. ... o .. •"' 0111, f' •i11 .. 1~ill~llill-lil .. il,L 1.:":"=,,,_::.._.1 \ SINl'lltfil' TtKV . S,..._, 'elllf,r "GUUS WHO'S COWIN• TO DINNll" tn Ct11Dr llof le'~ e COi.,. "HO WAY TO TllAT AU.Dr sending touring companies on 70 one-night 111ands as distant lM Pullman, Wash. An important adjunct is the conservatory, which this summer i5 running an academy for 225 students. l'lus WAI.TEii. MATTH"-U i11 ··.a. GUIDI FOl fHI M~ll:lllD MAN" NEW IALleA THEATRE 109 ~AS! IALIDA ILVD. IALIDA ~ENIHSULA • ilJ-4041 MIW -... II PO~LIR PRICES With all its success, you might expect the A.C.T. to l pay its own way. Nol a chance, said B u sh n e 11 , explaining: "I know of no cultural LAST FOUi DAYS Co11tl11•••• Sot. •114 SM. fr•M l :JO Nl,lltty -6:JD •114 t :JD CQMING NEXT WEDNESDAY Plu• Phyllis Diiier i n "DID VDU HE!-ll THE ONE ABOUT THE TAAVILING SALESLADY?" I EXCLUSIVE FIRST RUN SHOWING lllllLWllJ!l ..::lHE DEYl[S BRIG.WE" , Wi'WAM HOlDEN · CUff ROBEl!ISDN · VIN!l ElfNAROS --p~--COl.•~tat... ~ .SECOND BIG HIT <> ·-~ A wlitole eww Jtyle 111 """hire! "A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS" Clint Eastwood ~ .. ---.;IGlf."! "'·-· --"""' BRENNAN · EBSEN lf .. n "'w )'Jll¥¥ IAllH WARR£N · l\\VIOSON . BLAIR .. .. _ •ti KllMO 1111••1 OOX · DfAOON · RUSSUL STARTS WED. JULY 17 Jolift W•VM 111 "liRllN llllTS" ;, "THOROUGHLY MOPUN MILLIE" Read The Daily Pilot For Top Sports' Coverage . 2 • • . • I ' • • l • • 1 'l1IE RosE Roses are rosy and pogy, You never can say the1 are not . I go outside, Every night, To see if they are closed. But every night, J am too late to see, I think they are closed, · Don't you? Patricia Halloran, 8~. Costa Mesa MY WIFE God bless my wife, ahe ..... ___ ::::., __ ,i:.~O..J~~~--"".l.'":'...,_:;;::t; , fills my lif~ With· llltle bees am1·honey ---She mends Jll.Y>-SOCks and soothes my sh.ocks, Buf Ob how ibe"lp:erul.s mr.' · mOne,. · Heidi Ander!lOll, 11, Newport Beach ·;,1; ;l'.1"'"--...;,." .. h t .now .. 11 .~"'Fr'• a o w«!k. Meat <>(you hilV.' pro. 'bably st&y~lnear tlie beach· es or· a./' lb keep Cool.--'-----------------------------.! while 'UD¢ Len was si~ Here judgjng;the t.OnS of .art wQr.k and J>Qe~ 1 ~ceived.. 1f Yo'u have·~ n~ tfie ~ach, make sure yotl're capitble of swimming and never go out alone. I received a beautiful poem entitw "The Death of A Senator," by Pam J ohn-. son from her classmate M1ke Gallagher who wanted to surprise her. Sorry Pam, * PRIZE WINNER " This week's contest winner is Jonleigh Piper, 9, 1203 N. Bay Front, Balboa Island Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contesl ,Heni's•all you do: (I) Dr,aw picture on ~iece of plain, white paper 51'a inches wide and 4 indtes deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace picture. It must be your own work, (3) Put your name, age and address on. back of drawing, Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box no<I, DAILY PILOT, Colta Mesa. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar. the contest is open only to '------------------------------11 those under 12. A piece of art work ar· rived all the way from Glen· dale-.tltil'·week fro~Valle I. Powell, 10~. lhtf~~unately it was ·iia color anli only art · in black pen can be printed, Don't forget toi· read the in- structkms \ .unf:ler today's wiDnet .. so 1hat you are not disqualified. We'll try a little reverse thinking .this week, so draw sometbini that reminds you of Winter. Maybe wishful c t' c thinking wUllll.ake.it cooler.,-----a 0 , ..... ----""'I Honorable'. mention Win· r °' ornll oets this w~t·me Terri RlftDLES AND JOKES L.a n g e,, 11, Huntington •!" Beach; .Sharon Sandberg, II"'----'---------------, ll, B3!hoa Island; Leslie 'MullihS, 8,, Co.st.a Mesa: Jean Wooderlich, 9, Corona del Mar; Vanessa HalloraQ, 9, Costa Mesa;. and Scott Billington, 10, Huntingtm Beach. * PRIZE WINNER Dear Carol: Why do parents dress . baby girls in pink and baby boys in blue? :1 •seAIMl.Ue'fl 11eJp i,u~3 A.•lff esne~ :.1euuy -~y .. ANm .. II, 1144 IMien. Aft., c.ttl .,._ WHAT INDEPENDENCE MEANS TD .ME1 Dear Carol: What is a pun? 'lf\t4'1 !U!W 'f// : JeM,uy -Liu M...ti-r. 11~ C....,. ... What independence means to me, ,. Is fighting men across the sea. .• They fought and fought tor many yea\:s, And many people shed some tearSt Dear Carol: What did one toe say·to the other toe? For our.country,~d they defend, • ·s~ Bu1MOllOf 1Mq Ir 11eJe'ff fnq •MOU lfOOI J,UO(J :JeM.i ·-Cl1'91Yll 11.....,.. 11, MllM..,_ Dear Carol: How d,o you spell mo trap with three letters? And fought and /ou&l>\ to the vecy emf. And finally wfteil the war was done, The others surrendered for we had won. What independence means to me • .L ·Y·J ,.e-.suy -C.191J11 11t:11......, n, ""''"*' ...,. Is the wonderful feeling of being free. Dear Carol: Two eagles were ladY soaring over the desert when a .. jlt plane sped by them, its exhaust spouting flames and smoke. As ,j t went out of sight one of. the eagle& remarked, "that bird was reallf l n' a hurry." "You'd be in a bury tOd;f' the other. said, 4'if your tail was on .fire." A XNllffJ hilt clola.f -fiJ 1C1rt U "•"-• 11, INI Ill•· '"'~d Av1., c~·I• M""''• 111r "'' wlltnlft• .,.try Ill Hie 11•" Inf -cenl•I· Melt· l"Ur ,Mm • "'1Y h tJllClt l "" 80.l 1»¥, C•t11 Miii, c1u1. '! I ' Crossword Puzzle ACROSS so Garmland wtapon I Titre of 52 ObstrYed rtsptci 53 Cook In 6 Endur• ctrtaln 10 Study g-4 way 14 Ap11t fra 5~ Put together otbtrs mentally 15 Skin ·57 Pasture disease 59 Uttertrs of 16 Vagrant falsthoods 17 Osltopalh: 61 Cul-de·sacs: · 2 words 2 words 19 In the 64 Plays sarrit plact +1 Possessed 2P 'Arrlv.-at , . of nttdtd 21 Pollet powers concern '61 Partying, 2J Followed d1nclng, •curved etc: cgurst 2 words 25 Dprllng 70 Comedian 26 Hot else-Jack -- where spttl· 71. BflOnglng lo fitd: Abbr. 111, mouth 2t.J. ancl 72 Ftt11lnlnt . oonl's rf&nlt ·241 ---of 73 Dttoratt roses: .74 Man's nam1. 2 words 75 Worktrs'hf 11 U:S. polltl-ttxtlle tal party:• plant Abbf. 33 Colored -iluld 34 Cirtain btans J6T~-40 Utniost dtgrte 42 Repeat I st1ttmtnl 44 Fluid .toek 45 Dlstru1tl11I 47 7 c•~lnaf twlllbtrl 49 Condttc:ttd " ; DOWN 1 Gtnus of tropical trees 2 Thanks· -1: 2 words 3 "I don't know!": 3 WOfdS 4 Close: Archaic • S kind of tll'llllfnallM i Resinous subsbrlct 1 Arllwllls .. lid 8 Pry 9 Called 10 Modishness 11 Bird 12 Sojoufn, IJ s.,, ... of dress 18 Bridge player's move: 2 words· · • 22 Small detail 24 ReHnquish membership 27 Kind of fa ct 28 As soon as 30 En;agt111ents: 32 Badly: Camb. Form 35 Mate hard 37 Mona Lisa feature: 2 words '8 Insist tmphatlcally 39 Engllsll UUe r 7/13/61 1 IHll ,_. llWlf.._ te AR ,,.,,,,, C/• 0..-.. C... hly rn.t, lu 1 1~. C.... ...... C.tlf. AndJ ""°' • compi.11{ 20-._olllme hungry etage of'ICbeir lives Ml of the W...W ... l'ncyct..,ill fo fl Unit ln1 T•ITJ' ltllmllh!'WY5, IDI lt, al CIMlrt& grubbing•for food.Jn aoil or physics ....,--1.~· v1rw11i11, ~~ ~.,..,-ttion:; ro t~ Ing •-a. Jn, N o rth 43 New Yo<k "' in.t do '11'1!1DIDC bugs • ..,. lake tura tato? Amaica, we .have 5 O 46 Well-known Tbefie t,.icy flashers. Jre different types I ' lightning Ja ~1~:~!d111 , ju1t as be~utiful wtiether we bugs and there are many ~ angry call them lightning bugs, other varieties in difierent sounds !ireflies or, glowworms. But parts of the world. Some 51 Kind of they· are· not true flies or types glow • soft 54 Ai~~odate 'tr..18 wonn!. :Add the word g:Ummers e~ 'diiring the 55 Prevtnt 1Jui .n;.a,y lnean ahnOllt any , egg stage ol We. Some glow from an ·ibltsy type of in I e ct softly .during the grubby action ~ure:.be lightning bugs larva stage . ~ tlleir lives. ·56 -lama are insects and not rela'A::d Sooner or l&ter, the grubs 58 Rf91rd with, to•, auch bugs as spiders or change into pu pae .and sleep 1dml111tion 60 R19ather centipedes. · soundly iMide their smooth, 62 Skin~ • The world has a multitude tough skins . Comb. f01111 of different bugs and each As a lightening bug sleeps 63 Close ~Lytte has its own life ~. through his pupa stage, f!,1krchlng . _ ,.M0&t of the creatures tf\flt miraculous changes happen 65 Southwest 'we call bugs belong to t.?te to his little body. When the wind j YilSt ~ect clan. And iD6ectl job is done. his '•kin crackt 66 Oriental 11 are famous for tli-eir open and out he comes to coins y 6• Ad/ectlv• amazing changes. o u greet the world as a suff11: would expect a wormy grub different creature -or so it ·to remain a wormy grub etU seems. He haa six long his life. But if he happens to twiggy legs attached to his be an insect, he may chadge middle section and a pair of from a wormy caterpillar long twiggy feelers on h1S into a crusty chrysalis and chunky head. MOit amating, later e m e r g e as a he has two pai11 of gauzy glamorous buUerfiy with wings, also attached to his gorgeous wings. A wormy mid.section. Hii bead and grub may hide his true mid-section 1re s m a 1 1 hSenUty until he reaches the compared to hit Jong, soft final, grown-up stage of his abdomen. His dainty llttl~ llte. Then, if he has • body fiasb\ii!il 15 b111Jt into the Ji three sections a bead, a tail end of hil large tummy ttfa-ax and an abdomen, we ~oo. Throug!J this adult can suspect that he is an stage of life, he may dineion lnlect. If be has 1bree p.itl a lllll'!JlOllen or tat nothing ol jointed Itgs att,ached to at all. ms maln interest 15 his mlddlt thorax tectlon daUng a la<lY llChlDlng bug then we know for sure that aft.er dark. ta•, 1be win be lo an lnlect. Jay a baldl ol eggs in the 1be claa:s of insects ls a loamy cround and leave huge one and iJ divided into tbem to carry on the tame smaller ~ called ord,, lltt cyde throolh Ibo next eh. , ,-.uon ... • Like all the oilier beellu, ·In America, (1lie llWe our HgMni.of bu&• begin life grubt ft call &1owW01n11 11 eggs, The eggs hatch Into ""' at the larva ...,. ol wormy gru~ and speftd tl!i1 tl!olr ll!e cyclel, • PEANUTS MOON MULUlllS TUMILEWEEDS MUTI AND JEFF I DON THINK THE LETTUCE WAS WASHED QUITE WELL ENOUGH, By IOI Brewer By Gui Arriola By Fwd JOhnso11 By Tom K. Rja. CotaoouLA110NS, OPULENT! SAY! NOW THAT YOU'RE HERE, I GOTTA TREMENDOUS INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY FOR YA! I HAVE· INVENTED A NEW NOVILTY Slllill! GET'lHIS!: WRITTEN ON THIS SHIELD IN' BIG LETTERS IS THE WORI> 'OUCHI" WHAT A GAS EHZ OUGHTA SEU.A MILL! ' ~~ GOIN"rt>U WON'T NEED MATCttES! ,11 .... ' .. · .. ..)) •• '::•• By Al Smltlt ·AHf 'TllEREs A START! ' I -------------~-"-'"------------------~· ---·--· ~-----------'------------'----' ----------·-----.---------·-------•4 ) • J 4 DAILY PILOT Soturd>y, Jo~ 13, 1968 •• ·~Stanky, Lopez Stage Musical Chair~ Encore CH ICAGO (AP) -Eddie Slonky J;tepped down as manager ot the Cqicago White Sox and will be 'replaced by Al Lopet, the man whom St~nky succeeded more than two years ago. The sudden switch was azmounced b'} Arthur Allyn, owner of the White SO:x . after Allyn a nd Stank)' had Consulted for more than two hours. ' Without even calling the usual press conference. a White Sox . spokesman phoned various news media with the ·announcement that Stanky h a d resigned and that IApu will take over Sports Clipped Short "'-• tM Wht .i AP /Uft MlLWAUKEE. Wis. -Dave Stockton, who won U'le Cleveland Open ·two weeks ago, parlayed a hot putter into a five·under·par f/l Friday and grabbed the second·r0W1d lead in the $200,000 Greater Milwaukee Ope1;1 Golf Tournament. The 26·year·old pro !rom Lakewood. Cal.if., charged past young Dave · Marad. who fell apart on the last two holes, with a double bogey on 17 and a · OOgey on 18. Stockton's 68-67-135 give him a tv.·o·stroke lead over veteran Sam ·Snead -who shot a course record 65, Jim Wiechers and first.round co· leader Mac McLendon. .... .... .... CARNOUSTIE, Scotland -Billy Casper's fabulou1 puCtlng touch soured Friday and lbe un1pe _ctaculaT Cslifornla siege gun 1aw his lead cu& to a single stroke foing I n t o Saturday's climactic final round of the British Open Golf Champton1blp. The 37-year-old Mormon preacher from San Diego, Calif., four 1troke1 ahead of the Held starting the day, struggled to a two-over-par 74 for a 54- hole score ol 214 and foand a touch field at h11 heels. ' Clo1e1t of these wa1 reed-thin Bob Charles, the New Zealand le~uder v.·bo won this title In 196.1. Ulotlag a 71 for 215. Just another stroke bact came that meticulous and ever dangerous little Soulh African, Gary .Player, wllh another 71 for 216. ............ , OAKLAND -Rod Laver of CorOl!a . de! Mar and Roy Eme.rson of Newport ~ Beach have been added to the list of • players who will c:ompete in a pro tennis tournament in tile Oakland : Arena July 24·25, the promoters .announced Friday. Laver's participation will give Ule : tournameqt both W i m b I e d o n ~ champions. Billie Jean King was ~ previously announred as a participant. .......... DUBLIN, Ireland -Mrs. Marcaret Smith Court, Australian tennl1 star, rlnlshed strongly Friday and defeated Rosemary Ca1alJ1 1g..year-old San Francisco pro, 4-8, M, •1 In the semifinals of the women's slngleg in .the Irish Open Championships. ., ..... ..... ..... DETROIT -The Detroit Liong F.riday night signed Southern California hurdler Earl McCullouch to ' a National Football League contract. McCullouch, 22, had been expected to help represent the U.S. track team id the Olympic Games at Mexico City this year. But he said the fact that he has a family to support and wants to ·be part of the Lions' organization made him decide to pass up the • Olympics. ·-SANT A ANA COACH . ON OLYMPIC STAFF . Santa Ana College track coach • Howard Brubaker has been selected : by Olympic coach Payton Jordan to · :agsist him at th e Olympic trials camp , at I.Jake Tahoe. ·· Brubaker will be encamped at Tahoe tor three weeks beginning Sunday. He'U be joined by Cerritos qollege coach Dave Kamansi, a Santa Ana resident. Oregon coach Bill Bowerman and Occidental College coach Dixon F armer. Between 150 and 200 potl!ntial Olympians will be working out at the high altitude camp. · the team through the 1968 aeuon. Coach Let Moss ls to pilot the club until Sunday when U>pei Is expected to arrive and take command. "Eddie and l met for two hours today, and be resl~ned in the best interest of the team , ' saJd Allyn. "We remain the best of friends, but to say he was 1 relieved 'under fire' js too emphatic. "We've been waltint for a turn of event.I .after our PoO start, but it never came," added Allyn. Stanky said, j"l'hings happened quickly, and we decided Jt was best for ··JI ~ :" .. -' _ ..... ' <( -'< myseU, my family and t b e · organJzatlon. "A• of now, I am sWl with the organization but I could change my mlnd overnight," said Stanky. ''I'll miss the pack.lng, answering lhe phones and a lot of trlenda. "I wanted to talk to the players but Mr. Ally:i said tie would talk to them and lhat I should spare mysell that paln. "I'm going home and think on It for about 10 days to decide what I will do. My contract is payable through 1971 If I stay out of baseball. I might come back to baseball or I mla:ht go Into radio or television ." Stanky, 50, took over the White SOx at the start o! the 1961 season an.er Loptz had ''retired" a1 a manager 40d had moved up u a vice pretident of the organlzatlon. The Sox finished fourth in 1966 and fourth again last year when they held the top pOsiUon most of the season. But the Hnat week proved fatal. In the torrid American League race, the Sox saw their rivals Lose and needed a twi-llight double victory over Kansas City to take tbe lead again. NIPPED "1N THE HIP POCKET -Willie Davis (left) of the Los Angeles Dodgers runs out of stretching room in this action Friday night with the host Atlanta Braves. Felix Millan (center) of the Braves is about to make tag, with an assist from Sonny JacksOn. Davis was trapped off second on play and the Dodgers had little further action past the keystone bag as they dropped a 7.0 deci- sion to the Braves. The two teams were at it again this morning. .Red Sox Manager Stresses Time NFL Players Lack Patience By EARL GUSTKEY Of "" OeMr ..... I,_ Dick Williams, manager of the Boston Red Sox, urged the National Football League's players , to be patient in their attempts to upgrade their pension program to match major league baseball's plan. "'We have a very good pension-:Plan in baseball," he said, "but it didn't come overnight. It just doesn't work that way. "It started with the 1946 World Series when Boston played, St. Louis. The players put in $400 apiece from their Series shares to start if off, It's bee'n steadily upgraded ever since." Williams was a guest at Friday's Southe rn California Sport Broadcaster's Luncheon at Anaheim Stadium. A second to Willlams' remarks was offered by Elroy Hirsch, assistant to Ram owner Dan Reeves. Braves' Second Choice Tops Drysdale, Dodgers ATLANTA (AP) -Tile Atlanta Braves jumped on Don Drysdale for three runs in the sixth inning 311d four in the seventh and coasted to a 7-0 victory Friday night behind rookie Jim Britton. Britton, 4-2 was forced into the rotation when Milt Papas came down with the flu. The Braves got to Drysdale in the sixth when Felipe A\ou led off with a single, was sacrificed to second and Dodger Slate July ll Dod"r1 .11 ,1.11a1111 Julr t' OoOlll'l"I 11 S!. Laula JulY IS Ood9trs 11 M. Loula 11:10 .1.M. KFI (6CI} 11:101.M. l<F I {6.cll S:SS J>.m. KFI IUll l Marty Martinez followed with 'a bloop single to left, ~coring Milan. Franco na t h e n singled to score Aaron and Torre and the fourth run scored on a double steal. Tom Haller rapped three of the Dod~ers' rive hits to continue a hot streak that started June 26. He has hit in 12 of the last 14 games. In his last "rr at bats. the Dodger catcher collected 11 hits with three doubles and a home run. LOS ANOl!LE\ •• , l Ill F•lr1r. II ' 0 0 0 PCIPO\lich,:111,000 W01vl1,d ,1110 H1r1er. c 3 o l o Lelebvrr. lb l o o o Cr1wfont, O"f ' 0 I O ATLANTA. 1 •II r ~ Ill F ,t.IDu,CI Sl!O Mlllen.:111 •120 tlAeron,rt,?10 TO'l're,c llOO C Borer. lb 2 o 1 O Mlr!IMl, lb I 2 1 I Fraric:on1. 11 J o 1 l ''The ,kJnd of money the players are ask.ing ror isn't realistic," he said. "The Rams had their greatest year last s ... on and we netted just $200,000.' So the big money their talJting1aboul just isn't around. Why, rive NFL clubs finlshed in the red last year." Hirsch also debunked the idea that the AFL'g pension plan is superior. "The AFL plan gives a five-year m-an $625 a month at age 65. But that's a set figure and not subject to change as it stands now. Our rate now is .$437 but it continually grows, what with its interest e-arnings. In time, I'm sure it will match and surpass the AFL figure.'' Another luncheon guest, Ram ceach George Allen, continued to grieve over the lack of livestock at the club's training compound at Cal State (Fullerton). "We had nine players at our workout this morning," he said. "That compares with seven coaches, so obvioUsly everybody is getting lots of attention." He revealed that he cancelltd the Ram·Dallas rookie scrimmage and said that unless the veterarns report by the 17th "I don't see how we can play New Orleans on .-\ugust 1.'' He sent his nine rookies through speed trials and reported that Harold Jackson, fl~nker from Jackson State, ran \he 4(f' in 4.5 seconds. 'Ibey not only lost both game•' but dropped the final three against Wuhlngton to close out with a flve- game losing streak. The hangover apparently extended to the presemt season wt:en the So:x lost their first 10 games .and have since been mired deep in the second division. Stanky's previous mana.gerial stint was with the St. LouJ1 Olirdina11, a tenure wtUch ended In May, 1956. W'hile he WAI serving his fourth sea&on. During the 1966 season, Stanley's first wl1*1 the Sox, it was obvious "The Brat" didn't aet alone with the coacbes he inherited from Lopez. The start of the 1967 a:ee.son saw a new coaching staff and midway in the campalgn, Stanky's orJglnal three· year pact wa1 torn up and he was given a new contract to run through 1971. General Manager Ed Short said Jfter Stanky was replaced that "he Is under contract to us through 1971, and all 1 cab say now ls be has been relieved of b is present responstbiliUes." To Red Sox, 3-2 Squeeze Run·Key As Angels Fall ANAHEIM-Mike Andrews squeezed home the winning run Jn the eighth inning and reliever Sparky Lyle put down a California rally in the last of the eighth as the Boston Red So:x niP.:. ped the Angell 3-2 Friday night. Lyle's relief job gave the Red Sox their ninth victory in the last 10 games and saved the triumph for starter Gary Bell, 8-3, whG drove in the first run of the game with a sacrifice fly. The Red Sox scored an unearned run off loser Tom Murphy, 2·2, in A,..el Slate JulY 13 .l.neet1 VI 9eilon 12:SS p.m. l(MPC 171111 Julr '' An9et1 vs Detroit l2:SS P.m. KMPC !710! July U Alllllll vi. O.trolt 7:" P.m. K.MPC C'10) the fifth inning after Foy reached base on the error by third baseman Au· relio Rodriguez. Foy was sacrificed to second, stole third and scored on Bell's sacrifice Dy. Boston hiked it.s lead to 3-0 in the eighth after Murphy gave up a walk to Rico Petrocelli and a single to Foy. Russ Gibson knocked in one run with a single and Foy scored on An· drew's squeeze bunt. Bell was replaced in the eighth when Tom Satriano led off with a walk and (ALl,OlltNIA I OSTotl •• r II Ill D1vetlllo, Cl 3 O 0 1 AnClrew1. 2b Frf'&o•!, II ( 0 0 0 0 JOl'IH, lb llleJIOZ. rl 3 0 0 0 Scott. lb Held, Pll 1 o o o Y1!rm1kl. 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P•ttlft T -2:0I. ,t. -11..3'14, I~ H II all S& 10 7Jl21 1 7 I 0 0 0 I IJJ21S 100001 VERDICT ON VOSS REMAINS IN LIMBO Special to the Dally Pilot CHICAGO -Bill Voss was still not able to open his severely swollen right eye today so the verdict on whether he'll have norma1 vision or be able to see at all is put off at least 24 hours. Voss•'wife, Donna, told the DAil..Y PILOT that he may be able to raise the Ud of his own accord sometime daring the weekend. And she revealed that doctors learned Friday that the right side of Voss' face will remain paralyzed for some time as a result of injuries suffered in Baltimore last week whelt" the former Harbor Area athlete was struck by a pitched baU. Five Chicago White Sox mates visited their stricken comrade at Mercy Hospital in the Windy City on Friday. "He really appreciated that. And he 's really grateful for the mail he's been receiving," she confides. Bobby Knoop followed with a single. Lyle gave up a :run·scoring single to pinch hitter Bubba Morton and a sacriiice fly toVic Davallllo. Friday's win by Boston evened the series at 1-1 and the rubber game will be up for grabs today. And it will be one of those rare afternoon outings for the Angeis, with Fountain Valley's Jim McGlothlin (6- 6) taking the mound for the Halos and Ray Culp (5-4) firing for the Red Sox. What t.he Angels have been Jacking in attendance this yeal should pick up Sunday though as the league-leading Detroit Tigers roll into. town. CdM Poloists Still Splashing In AAU Action By RON EVANS 0t ""9 Dellr Pli.t lt1tt LOS ANGELES -Defending national champion Corona del Mar remains in contention for the AAU water polo ti·Ue after winning and tying in Friday action at Los Angeles Swim Stadium. ~ Today coach Ed Newland's group was meeting Cerritos this morning and potent Foothill A thi!i after at 4, figuring to split the ventures and thus advance to the four final berths Sunday. Also favored to advance are El Segundo, Foothill and Phillips 66, with the latter pair tabbed for top honors by Newland. Newland's chaps submerged Corona del Mar's B squad, 11-4. then fou ght El Segundo to a 4-4 tie In Friday acf..!vity. The CdM B group stunned El Segundo with a 3.3 tie Friday morning, the biggest upset thus far in the tournament. Corona de! Mar A's had El Segundo, 4-3, in the fourth quarter. "We c:ouldn't control the ball and they caught us,•• Newland explained. "We played poorly against El Seg1,1ndo." Ferdie Massimino hit two goals whlle Eric Carson and Bill Leech got one apiece. In the B team's tie, Rick Massimino picked up one and Dan Christy got two. Pat McClellan (4 ), Ferdie Massimino (3) and Carson (2) paced the A's in the romp over the B's. Pat Glasgow and Mason Pltilpot tallied one each. For the losers Rich Eason, Bill Stoner. Christy and Jim McDanaJd each picked up a goal . Costa Mesa (Coast Clippers) topped F oothill C, 8-6, and Jack Roth (Pasadena), 11-3 with Mike Wilson and goalie Brooks Cross doing standout jobs. Mesa tied Foothill C and Redondo then lost a chance to advance in play on goal average. The overall team title will be decided by total wins, ties and losses in the four-day affair. Hank Aaron walked intentionally . Drysdale hit Clete Boye r to load the bases and walked Tito Francona, forcin g in Alou . Tommie Aaron foUowed with a two·run single. P1rll.1r, lb ' 0 o 0 v, ••• u... .. l 0 0 0 OrvsO.llt. p ! 0 O O llllllnor""· p e O o o F1lr1r. 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NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lott Pel St. Louis SS 31 ,640 Atlanta 45 40 .529 San Francisco " 42 ,512 Philadeplhia 41 40 ,506 Cincinnati 42 41 .506 New York 41 " .482 AMERICAN LEAGUE GB Won lost Pct. 56 29 .659 II> II Ill> 111> 131> 45 ~ .549 48 40 .545 43 39 .524 40 43 .48'2 40 44 .C71 40 " .476 Pirates Gain Second Chance Pittsburgh 40 " Los Antele1 41 .. Chicago 40 47 Hous ton 36 IO .482 14 .C71 14 \> .460 151> .419 19 Detroit Baltimore Cleveland Boston Minne6ota California Oakland New York Chicago Washington 38 ~3 -~ 34 46 .425 30 49 .380 P:ll10AT'I llESU\.ts ,,...., Vat• 1, Cllk•M I GB 91> 91> 11 I> 15 15% 151> le 19 1> 23 By GLENN WHITE OI tlill O.llr Pllfl S"ff LONG BEACH -Orange Coast College took Its final shot at survival , in the Olympic crew trials this -moninl at Long Beach Marina, duce.tin• Washington and the We11ern Development entry from Seattle in i~t1 2 ol repechag'e. In heal J, the two Stanford 8~red abtlll were to £ace defending Olympic champion Vesper Boat Club. Heat wtmen return here Sunday at : .)0:30 to join Harvard University and lhe Unlvenil)' ol Pennsylvania for the rttee wbJcb will determine who r~ tile United Sutu at the Oiymplo Gam .. lo Mulco CJty thlJ ,,pctobet. J Harvard Is the favoMte. Orange Coast coach Dave Grant was not dJsappointed over his team's fourth place [inls~ In F r id a y ' s competition. "We lost to a n extraordinary lt:am In Harvard." he pointed out. "Biit we're not through by a longshot. We have some mistakes to be corrected -mOJtly mine -and 1 think we can do that okay. I'm just thankful we didn't draw Vesper In our beat today," Orange Coast was a contender In Friday's race only during the early golng. The Pirates moved in w l th Wuhington and Stanford to challen&e l the mighty Crimson from Harvard for the first few hundred meters. However. by the time the shells had reached the 1000-meter mark - halfway In the duel -Harvard was In complete command and Orange Coast was a distant fourth. nw: Bucs held that place for the remainder of the race, being Jiven a timing of 8:18.0. Harvard breezed In 6:04 ..• eight seconds slowl!r than Penn's vtctorlou1 time In the earlier heat. However, jud&es reported that wind abd water condJUons were much more favorable when the latter competed. Sunday's showdown -a cla.sslc to be sure -beg.ins at 10:30. 'lllDA'l"S llllSULn Ptl!ledtt.111• S. P'llnou..,. t Alleftll 7, Liii "-IH I New 'l'tn: 4. CtllclM 0 SI!\ P'rWKIKo II, ClntiMetl 4 51. ~ .. It L Hou•IOn I IATUlltOAT'I GI.MIS Chklto lllOU l.01 II New Yo,,,_ (koil~lf J-4). Phll....,.lftll (J1me1 l•ll et Pl~burtfl !•t•u f·1l '"' l"r·-11-CO CMarkflel IM) 11 Clt'Kl"Nltl !Cul-vt~ .. 11. twlllt/\1. LOI ...... !"' ''"""" ..... , Allllnl• (Jervis H I. Mou1tw1 lll11lr11-1·11 et St. Leult IC111"°" ..... Oelf'lllt 1, ~oil l ll11tlmort S. 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If Holl,ywood geta around, to making a movie of the llle of Cale Yarborough, central casting will rummage Its flle1 for at least a doien twcrbeaded kid.a to act out the exploltl of the Soutb Carollna country boy who 11 today's acknowledged king of NASCAR super speedway racing. They'll need a $-year-old who can ride a bull, while twisting his tall to make )l.lm buck. And an 8-year-old who can jump off' .a swing and do a forward summeraault in the air on the way down. And a 10.year'Qld who can r1de around oo a motorcycle standing up, not ln a carefµlly meuured clrclt, but over ridges and down through sand pit!, dodging trees and spinning around in the dirt. And a 17-year-old who can play 60 minutes of fullback. run the 100' under 10. flat , box (Cale was Golden Gloves ~·elterweight champ of South Carolina) and do such a .good job or wing-walking and skydiving that he can get away with charging admission. l s it any wonder that 28-year-old William Caleb Yarborough .from Timmonsville, S.C., ls the only man alive to equal the feat or Fireball Roberts by winning Daytona's 500 and 400-mile ra-ces in the same year? * * * Yarborougb "'CID't be polat champion of NASCAR at the end of this 1ea1on, betuaae be 1\'0D't run enough races, but be already bas $100,00I in prize money hi Ute bank. That baa never. been dODe befOR ia NASCAR bbtory 11 early la the 1eason 11 July. Cale celebrated the Fourth by winning b.b 1eeond 40l-mUer OD the hllb banks of Daytona ln two yean. lVhlle mOlt fellows wbo bad to wort on Independence Day got double time pay, be won enough to take a boUday the nit of the year. Aa they aay ln &olf, Yarborough ls clearly 1t tbe top ol bb came. 1111 11game" 11 perb1p1 tbe most exactinf and pbydc1lly punfshlnc or motor 1pcrts, driving on the compat~rbed bankings of hJgb speed ovals in a stock car. * * * There is no mistaking the racing• 1'stock car" for its distant cousin parked in the family drive,vay, but the very shape and bulk of the stock car racing machine defies all that is correct about getting speK out of something on four wheels. Weighing 4,000 pounds and more, the NASCAR Grand Na tional stocker bulldozes Its way through heavy Florida air at speeds in excess of 200 m.p.b., creating the same type of turbulence behind it that causes racing airplane9 to Olp on their backs and crash. Daytona was built with steep banks in the corners 10 the drivers can muscle their stockers around more easily. In a demonstration ride, a driver's favorit.e trick is to ta)ce his hands off the wheel in a corner at 175 m.p.h. and Jet the neutrallzing forces, centrUugal and gravity, steer the car in a neat groove by themselves. That was before Yarborough and bls pa1s started running average laps in the 180 m.p.h. range. They are going so fast now, the car wants to fly off the edge of the track. The driver spends all his time fighting the steering wheel. * * * Yarborougb 11 only 5-foot-f, wel1b1 208 pound1 of gristle and bone. Under G loads that appnar:b effer:ts known only to astronaut., nobod,y t1 better qaaWled to drive the blP baab. Super 1petdwaY drlvlnC belon1s mostly to athletes. Yarborou1b regrets be never made It to coUea:e. Re had lots of r:bances as an all-1tate bact in lllgb school; be sparkled whe• be tuned out for 1prin( fo.tball at Clemson, and be r:ould have signed with tlle Washington Redskins without going through the formality of matriculating. It took a phone call from Ford l\lotor Company to .e:et him to g1ve up playing for the semlpro Ft. Sumter Gener ala yean after be l\o'aa an establlsbed rar:lng star. * * * In other \l·ords, Cale was no backyard mechanic with a ··ankering for competition like so many of the younger guys lda.v. He \\'as a competitor practically from the cradle. On his family 's 500-acre farm Cale can still be found ::>gging to stay in shape. lie works out regularly and plays 'ny kind of sport you suggest. lf you l>eat him at anything, :e'll stay with it till' he gets even. At this point in time, Cale is the best of the clan of stock ~ar racing supermen. but I can remember a few months back ·vhen he was more than a little concerned about his future. 1Ve met in an airport lObby and scooped up his luggage for 'he ride to his hotel. One bag was missing, small but easy to ·ecognize. It contained his helmet. As days passed and the Riverside 500-mile road raCr ~pproached, Yarborough came increasingly spooked about "is crash helmet. Why was he so worried? Like most drivers "ho routinely defy fate in their race cars, Yarborough has is own personal collectk>n of superstitions. The helmet heads ·1e lisl Until this year Riverside had been a disaster area· for ·11e. He bad crashed in Turn 9 twice. destroying race cars ·1t walking away unhurt wearing the helmet. * * * To the credit of tbe 1lrllne Involved, It tuned every basgace roora In tbe couatry •Plkte don lookhl& for Cale'• ltelmet b1f. Bow tbe ba& w11 lotated m1ke1 wild readint. but tt w11, and 1! wa1 deUvertd per1oa1Jly to tbe driver at Rlverdde. : .• "Tll1t come• c1ete • betar by gn!ate1t thrill in r1clllft'' Cale teld me. "I'm nrt &'l•d to tet tt back.'' Ht celellnld "1 llal1hl91 lhe nee fllU., hl1 best perform.DH ever at Rh'enlde, .. lite Welt Cout or oa a roU eoane. 11rl nmubaile pm1 abHI cale111uc:ces1 this, year 11 lh1t be lw tO!y -a few ,_,, . * * * Hi1 two win1 at Daytona and one at AUanta are the kind ~lertW')' likes to adverUH tn the car maculnes. Being at the top ol Ille heap b1 con alfa<d to poa1 up motl ol lhe 40 to IO Cir1nd NaUonal races scbedultd. If It weren't tor .hb dedlcaUon tO the 'ffihner's circle he would venture out oo tbt tract more often. .. , really llk• the abort track&," be told me. 0 Tbey are the fun raw. Tho lq tnckl are toqber ud mote d1n1m1us, but I "'"" I Uta ti.n .... bettar. . , i,.. "U JOU rice tD win, J"O'U cbooM betwll!ll runnlllg all the lime ·and CG11CIDlralhll on tho r1ee1 lbat are really importanL I can't run all tho Um• ud wta all<....,,·lllM. Wben I do run, It'• to wln:'' 1 ~~ _ Too bid llia li.dlkla illdn't Illa~ lliili". ill\':' bolter to lhe boy ~ T!mmoDIVlllt wld 1"'1 llotl -: IVasl't!ngton could bavt tlled u ra'L cll1mpl•hlp or two ID the last 10 7tll'L · ' • Co'unty Stars · Under do g·s Tonighl llr 'llAY PtUl'KO ....... ,...,...,, ~gh loolghl'1 wep irld altr.ct!on •l LOoi Beach Veterans Memorial Stadium :i, billed aa Ille second annual SeNor Bowl, it wW be more of a second halt to lalt year's confrootation aa the lnl.tial credit sign i1 1Ull up for grabs. . That's the prize trophy lhe Long Beach and Orange County All-Stars will be after as last season's Inaugural spawned • 14-14 deadlock. Ward's, Rustlers • In Action I-laving played t h r e. P. . games each in less than 48 hours last weekend, Ward's Pirates and Golden West College take life somewhat on the easy aJde this weekend in the M e tr o League baseball race. Both clubs will be in action Sunday, but they'll be single outings during the daylight hours. Ward's Pirates, sportlng a S.3-1 ledger, play host to Cal State College (Fullerton) in a 2 p.m. encounter at the Orange Coast C o 11 e g e diamond. Golden West, cominl orr a twin bill sweep 1 a s t weekend, bids for & key credit s{gn at 2 p.m. u well, taking on two-time defending champion Chapman College. Th a t clash Is set for Memorial Field in Santa Ana. Kickoff for lhe btuedl Olrt!ni I& .. 1 fa< 8 and lhe 10,000 fanJ ••peeled to take in Ill• alla!r ln>m Ille 11dellnes are a•ured • winHr thla time a,round. 01::t~Q&r~" r~~t wrif t! added to tonight's game, a sudden-death situation that will present itselt if the teams 1 Jre knotted after regulahon play. _ llowever, the lone foreea:t is tor a higb- scoring duel and th e majority of tbe offen&ive is Art Spencer (3-2) or Roy ! Maples (1·1) is expected to receive the starting mound nod for the Rustlers. while stylish Bill Hale i! the probable choice for the Panthers. 'Ibis marks the second meeting between the clubs. but the Rustlers were never in the first con!rontalion, dropping a 10-1 decision - while being cpecked on but three safeties. Right-hander Gary Dunkelberger (4-1) w i 11 make the start for the Ward's Pirates and both will be out to extend their streaks over the Cal State nine. In two previous clashes between the teams, the Pirates have come up with 4-2 and 2-0 triumphs and Dunkelberger has gone the distance in each. Offensively. the Rustlers have hilted their team mark to a healthy .263, \l'hile the Pirates· have forged but a .203 effort. Midway Nearing Clincher American Legion baseball is heading down the stretch and Midway City I s harboring most of t h e marbles as the 1 e a g u e leaders (11-2) seek to clinch the championship t h i s weekend when they meet Pacifica and Santiago tO;day and Sunday. Newport Harbor , meanwhile. with a 4-9-1 loop record, will host Los Alamitos a\ TeWinkle Park today at 2 p.m. and then travels to La Palma Park in Anaheim at 8 p.m. on Sunday to .engage t h e Anaheim Ruede club. Newport. despite a dismal league record, boastl no less than aeven bona fide .300 f\itters in its lineup. The Newporters w 111 tangle with Mike Paul In the pitcblng department 1&1inst Loi Alamlto1 and will utilize Dave Barton In the Sunday night wee.kend wrapup. Midway Olly, ... king lo clillcb the tiUe, will 10 up aaalngt Pacifica on Saturday at Pacifica at 2 p.m. and rellQ:t\1 to Westmbulu High School at 2 p.m. Sunday wllh II& enCounttr with Santiago. N....-rt .._... 1n1J N A.= ae·~ r. 11 :111 ~·"' .. " i i: ~-:! .. {=-~· ('1 . f .. i} j Historic Drag Race Schedul ed Preparations are being made for the fastest quarter mile ever run in drag racing history at Orange County International Raceway. OCJR general managtr Mike Jones has set up a classic match race for the El Toro track for saturday, Aug. 10, when Tom "The :t.ton goose" McEwen o r Long Beach takes on Bennie Osborne of San Springs, Okla. McEwen holds the world record with his 6.64 second ET. Osborne has a 6.72 clocking in the books. It's a winner·take-all proposition, with the victor picking up a '14 ,000 paycheck. It's the biggest cash prize in the history of drag racing, according to Jones. 'The event offers several flrsta in drag ra~mg. It will be the flr1t time 8\,\Ch a race ls to be decided on the b11is of one nm only. regardless of whether a car ~umps the gun, wheel 1tanc11·or breali~ down. Balloon.lit Don Piccard will al.so perfonn1 u wW a demonttr1Uon by a short takeoff ud landln1 1lrcrall. A regular pro&r•m of funny car raci.nf will 11.so take pllce. Advance Ucke~ for the August 10 show can be purchased throu&b the mail only, Jonea said. .Big D Topped Don Dryslle, >tho b11 bll a few batttra. hit onl,y 1n 1911. JlJn llmlllinf of the Pblllle1 lad Ult N1Uonal Lii.... In 1117 bJ hllllnl ' t; ' expected to come through tbe air la.Del. Al IO< a favorite, lhe Long Beach Stara appear to lfave a aUght ed&e t h i • time around 111a • rour-poi.ot spreed appears lhe top oiler available. You can bypass the question as to the ldenWlcatlon of uniform colors -simply watch with quarterbecks throw. Marina's Mike Tamlyasu and Rick Deckert ol Santa Ana will be throwing fOr tbe Orange County contingent and they'll be casting olf with the rilhl bind. Ironically, lhe Loni Beach entry will call on a pa1r of aouthpew quarterbacks in Dennla MottlJOD from El Rancho and Steve BrtlDlhan from Lakewood. Tamtyaau will be counted on heavll,Y for Ille Couoly and will start over center. Although checkJag' 111 at a mere 5--loot-9, 175 pounds, the 18-year-old who's headed tor Oregon Stale fired H TD strikes for Marina lut season and tc0red four himself. Morri'son is more of a Mitche ll's '33 Willys Vies T onight at OCIR Mike Mllchell's I 9 3 3 Willy's coupe Is the !~test entry for tonight's A-Gas Supercharged competition at Orange .County International Raceway. Mitchell, a San Francisco. based dragster builder, is a surprise entry. His car was selected as the m o s t outstanding competition car in the United States at the 1968 Oakland Roadst e r Show. Also entered are Ernie N 1 ch o I s on' a "Flower Power" Plymouth from Los Angeles and Man u e 1 Hererra'a: nt~top Austin from Montebello. Norwalk driver S t e v e Korney will drive b i ' "Gold.finger" macbine and Rich Rogers' ''Bad Trip" vehicle from Temple City. The Zeller brothers from South Gate have · entered their machine, as has Jim Kirby and hls "Challenger" from Arcadia. A three-round funny car match pits Nitro Champion Art Wand of Denver against Rich Hammons of San Jo11e. Ward drive1 hill Assas11ination JI Corviar while Hamons pilots a Sampson Dodge Dart. Both cars have registered times of eight seconds fiat and top speed in excess of 185 m.p.h. It will be Ward's last appearance of a two- week whirlwind tour of Southern California tr1ck1. sprint-out PllHr lat Looi Beach, Ille ,6-3, 175-pouodtr baviDI rambled for Hven Tlll and lolled IO otlien In hla oemor ca'"l"'ign. He's htlldecl tor x-S!Me. Coa<:h Bill Bolwell of WMtminlter la.YI he'll 10 more lot the loni bomb. "It's lime to So for tile ·lonser -In general .. the defentK er. gambling more end I o i n I for the !nttrceptiolll on lhe 1hort ones. "l don't believe you Cata ,,.. ~-y aplnlt tile &tyle of u-'"''re fac&>g -cloys. I thlnk a:.i of the number of and -lntarcei>llm9 bear out wtildl ,, ~ more succesatuL" ~ The Orqe ~t ~ will be ftll reinoenled;!ll toolght's Wl, with l!vl' ' playen In lhe _, oUemlve liJle.up and ~ Ibo def-1ve Will. , , Should prove to bl a Q1it attr11etJon -a free-teor:lne allalr and a ,.., ...... they'll P1t1 M lool ., It takes aomeoae · to ~ m<><e polull lban the CJl'POI!· ent. Marina A~tlve Four Rain Checlis For Connie Ma ck · By ROGER CARLSON Of "" ...,, '"" '"" Another night of mlx-upg In the Connie Mack baseball league, one that waa slated for. a tun nia:ht of activity in· cludlna a double -header, ended with only a single game between Kauffman & Broad Marina and Tullln be· Ing conlesled. . Marina took care of Tus- tin to the tune of 8-1 at Gold- en West College in the only contest of the night. Marina's scheduled second game with Tustt,n. was can- Cfllled dlle to thimabllity of the Tustin team to show up early enol&h to get tbe doub- le-header in. Weit Grove 0 took" a 9..Q forfeit decWon from Milsion Viejo when the latter failed to show up at Fountain Val- ley High School and the Huntington Hubour·San Cle- mente game was cancelled. And, Connell Chevrolet, winners of its ifr1t 15 cut- ings, wu farced to postpone U1 scheduled · game with. Midway Continues Hot Streak Midway Cily, behind lh• slx-hlt pitching of Eddie Bane, blanked Tustin, 3-0, in an American Legion base- ball game Friday on the winner'• diamond 1t We&t· minster High School. Victory gives Midway an 11-2 record with but five games left on the schedule. Coach Gene Loomer's forces lead the Fullerton Dodger1 by one·half aame. Fullerton 1tand1 with a 11·3 • record going into the week- end cll1he1. The. host. scored the fll'st run of the game in the fifth without the benefit Of I bue hit when Tuatin pitchers loaded the bases on walks and then proceeded to hit Mike Smith to force in the run. Two m o r e runs came acro11 in the seventh whel) Kurt Dedrick singled In Bane and thin Dedrick tal- lied on Will McCartney's double. 1cwe n IMIJlll • •• T\111111 oot 000 00 -0 • • MIOWolr (ltv 000 OIO 111 -J 4 1 """""'7 CltJ . I H Dlidr1d!. :lb w. McC•rtn.r. d ....... ' ........ Jlm .... Molll Welltr', C l(Mfer, .,. ~. McCtrtMr. rf "°"'" Holtn. ... ....... T"'' ... , • Iii t 1 1 1 1 I 1 I t • 1 1 • • • • a • • ' I : : : J • • • 1 , • • ' , 0 0 20 a ' i Brea unlit the final ro11nd when B r e a will hott Uie league leaders in a double· header. ~: Marina's 8-1 romp ended a five-game win 1treak fqr Tustin as DaVe Klun~· setter, a e.root-2, 210.pouDa- er, won his fifth game , in seven decllloa1 for Marina. Klangenetter, a junic>r Jn the fall for Marina m'°'. sl<u<k out H while llmllil!g the invaders to three hits. Marina now atands at 8-6 in loop competition. The hosts made a rout of It in the 1lxth Jnnlng when they caplta.Uzed on one doub· le to score 111: time• to make It 8-1. Mike Wiltick doubled homo two and the rest came In ·8n walks -1even of them. Marina 1eored slng1e runs in the first and fourth. In Ille lint, Steve McDiln· nold scored on a double steal and in the fourth, P a• u l Fleming singled home Vince !doll. · ._..,, ...... It M'• '" -._, J, l 100 '°' 1'l-I a --Ill Wlltklt, If Ctmltbtlt. :rb Mc:O•-ld, lb ....... .. ..... ,,_,cf .......... ~I')'. rl l'lemlnt. lb Atldr•tm· 11 I(~,, Tm• •• .. ' • • ' I ' • ' ' " T1t1tll• ti) llobl...on. 2b Col11111. If -.d WrltM, lb A.-.i, 11 Holdr1dtt, 3b Swtlm, rf lllv11, c -· Tell ls •• • • • • • ' • • • n • ' ' ' ' ' • • ' • ' ' • • • • • • • ' • • • ' M '-1111 I ' ' • • • • • • ' • • .. • • • , .. • • • • • ,, • " .... • • I ., 0 • • " • ' ' ,,., o. > I I • • • • • ' Little Man .;: " Inks for '68 The world's, smalle1t pro football player, Cleveland Jones, bas 1lped another contract with the Orange County Ramblers, tll e Continental Football Lea(Ue club aMOunced today. ! JOllel, 5-31> and )"1 pounds, will plly filllker lor the second 1tralgbt HU<¥J. according to head coath Homer Beatty, The 29-year-old u.c>regon scatback broke h1a hand. Jn lh• first league game last year and mlsaed f o u r montha of acUon. H e recovered and led the cl!Jb in punt and kictoU returns. Also •ll!linl a Rambler pad today ,... !lanker Jell White, a receiver who Joined lhe club al mld-1euon last year alter bll releue by Green Baf. He'• a former Glendale Collt1e ud Taus Tech 1tar. Ca tch i ng Action ma the T u be Weekend Sports Television Agenda " SATIJllDAY 7,31 a.m. (l}CL -GOLi' -'41,000 British Open. Cbrt1 Sche<lkel, B)'Nll Nellon llnkllde at Camollllie Goll Linb, Scotland. 11 a.m. (4)L -BASEllAU. - PhUadell>hll Phillles at PltlllNrp Plralel. Jim Simpson, Toay Ku~ mlke1lde at Forbes Field. (No ralncheck game today becaUle this IS the backup game. Dodgers at Atlanta, lhe (ll'imary same tor Ult naUon, ll blacked out here.) · 1,31 p.m. (7}Cf -GOLF -Brll!IA Open. repel! of 11!11 _..,,, u .. coveraie, vta. 11.ttellte. from Scotland. 4 p.m .(4fCF -OUTDOORS - 0 H.Jgh And Wild.'' reaturu Wallowa Ml. deer hunl c 11-m. (l)CF -AIJ'J't} RACE - Clips fn>m D~ Contlnalal tad )Vedllnl Glean, 1•. I JI.& (•)a. -BOU.YPAU - • 1182,000 Hollywood Gold CUp. Horry I p.m. (Il)CF -COMMENTARY - H..,.n, Gil Stration mlkealdo at Clipe and lnlerv!IWI, wtlh Tom, ~ Hollywood Park. Ingtewood. ' lllaloqe, ../ • I p.a. (7)cr -WIDE WORLD -1;31 p.m. (IJCT -CAii 6 llAQ; - Subjldl TBA. Clipo. from . P11<1'1 Peok HIDcllmb; 1131 p.a. (M)F -llAXEO rood tuts of JMPStar Commmdo. (Arreo do II lelllan1, do Malco.I TVESDAY SVNDAY I p.m. (l)CL -S&ATING ._ JIN (l)CL -SOCCER -Santot ol Midwtll Ps-n at IA T·B!nll. DiCk Brull at Wllhlngton Wbipo. Jock Lane lracbldt at 017mp1<. • j Wbitabr, Marlo lllacl>ado lleldllde 1t II P·"'· (M)F -TOllOI -(Spocjol D.C. &IAdluin. sacado do torol, di 8polla.l • 11-•· (ll)C? -SKATING -SI' WEDNUllAY ') 801 -bsl VI, Detroit Devlla. 1 p.-. (M)F -FUTBOL -(Lucho I p.m. (J)CF -COlllllENTAllY. ~ de aucccr, de Mexico.) "Rookies vs. Phi.'' fepbn1 1.,, 4 11-m. (41JF -COMMENTARY -actlon of kl)' lcn. -. "AccenlOn Sports," acUon ll!mi'. 1:31 ,..., (l)CL -WRllSTUNG- 1 p.m. (M)F -TORflll -(PlllU Dick lAM at Ol,Yn\plc: mat.Ide. • de toros, de Mexico, con matadors L'\. Roll<t1o Segovia, Ro1tllo Leduc y II P·~· (M)F -B.u,£0 -(Bal(•, Artiro Ruli Loredo.) de 'MeJJ<O.) -----~ ----------------------~-----------~ -----------------------.-..·-~~--------------------.... ' .. ...... ~~.,.~~ ... ~~~~~ ..... ~.-----__.::;;;~-.-;:.~~"'";;;;,c;:;"""""'"'"'~""""'"'""""'lllll"""""" .............. 11111 ...................................................... "'!" .............................................. .. J.8 DAILY PILOT GOLFING)f ~ WITH ,./ll/fJJld ,-1~ HOW TO PLACE YOUR HANDS ON THE CLUB 0 The grip must serve two gen· eral S!IUrposes. Fi rst it must hold the club firmly enough to rule out any slippage, but gently enough to insu re a free flow of power from you r arms to the ~:ri~~.~·~~d;.,~~"~~·\h~~ ~~i SPEC IA'-PRICES FOR JULY 14· lOA.M. to 7 P.M •• WHILE QUANTITIES LAST. return the clubhead squarely to the ball. • The illustra tions show what I co nsi der to be a proper grip • Illustration # 1 of the left hand indicates how the clubshaft . ~- crosses the fatty· .1eel and th e 1. ·inner joint of the forefinger. • , "' . •. .. Ill ustrat ion ,_.2 shows the righ·t hand grip with the club held more. in the flngers~it runs across the inner joi nt of all finge,rs . . . · The two hands are being com bined in illustration #3. Note how th e left th umb will fit in to the cu p of the rig ht palm . Also note how the left ~AVE ON MEN'S BOXER STYLE SWIMWEAR NOW Our Re9. 1.97 1.22 Char9e It ].1ultl·colored prints and solid colors in bo:ii:er style with built· in supporter. ?.'fen's sizes S to XL forefinger knuckle inserts be · tween the fourth and little ~inger s of the right hand . This gr ip best unifies th e two hands. ,,_,,... «'·O lHtWAft.MoM..,_,.IM. 4 •Z Off the Greens fl l\tike \Vasco scored a hole- in-one on the 201-yard par t:hr~ seventh hole Saturday. Wasco used a four·wood in accompll9hing tile f e a t . WOLVES VIE WITH TOROS Looking on wer e J a c k Kroonen, John Burger and ~I Marv Albert. ' Harold and Stella Solomon teamed up with Pete and Carla Fr.ancesconi to win the best ball of foursome on Sunday with a k>w net of 56, 1Ueadowlnrk i Larry Brown of Yorba ~ Su...i.y Only SOfT PLASTIC DISHRACK, DRAIN BOARD Our Reg. 1.27 86' Char9e It ~ I The Los Angel es \Volves return to the Pasadena Rose Bow l Sunda y afternoon against the transplanted San Diego Toros in an all-out bid to get back in the fight for the champion.ship of the North Ame r ican Soccer League's Pacific DivUion. Linda shot a 2f1l to capture :!' Break-resistant, 11ofl and the 23rd annual MeadO\\'lark .. flexible. Cushions dishes, ~ 54-bole medal play charn-protects sink. is !loped for fast drying. Charge pion.ships. ;t lt. San Diego has the best record in the 17-team league, holding a 13-4-4 record and 131 points. The \Volves, limping a bout w~th a three game losing streak, are 7·5-7 with 92 standings points. In second with a 209 was -.i -.,..;_ ~:'~ °""""'r-J<11t11 $9111 t• ~ Mike Blum of Griffith Park. 1 .ii) other finishers were Mike l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Riley of Singing Hills and Dick Clober or California at 210; Dr. Bill Foot of Mission Viejo and Ken Ellsworth at 211 ; Steve \Veakley of Red Hill and Richard Dick Of Skylinds at 212; and Ron Miller of Laguna Beach at 213. •E¥A&&J£StiliD Race Results 81/2x11 1/2' lOOo/o RAYON RUG HOLLYWOOD l"AllK lllESULTS 'lllDAY. JULY 1L IHI CIHr & F•ll '1115T llACIE. 1·111• ml~s. ) vr1r 11kl s. Cl1lmh1t . PUl'M '4000. F{tdCll• D.P. (Hlrlt tl<l ~.to 3.00 2.)0 1(100er'1 Lire fM11'1« ....... l 1.20 J.ICI konl>fl Imp (A Plntd•) 7.IO T!m .... 1"' l 'S. Our Re9. 16.88 Sunday 011ly 12.88 011r Keg. 2.29 Sundny Only Sav•yer rot.o tray has 100 slide capacity, Carousel slide tray holds 80 Kodak slides. Q1?z /G· / (.:11.i ......... ~ .... ) ........ ) CHOICE OF WRENCHES Values lo 1.50 Sunday Onl11 63' Carded wrenches. 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Double prong type. 51c Slzt 2i69c " ' ' 'Sight Savers' 1 .. for ly11l•»t1 Silicone treat· I ed tis sues r---,1 dean, polis~ • and 1,rotect ~ I eyeg asses. ~ lkP1ck1p -1oc ''T ·111 rans 1 ., AMLA• F1tl CAUi F11l ••• t!le Cl!lltle sedalive that contains na habit form- ing drugs. 11's 1.49~ "Siaueze" Ftr Sins Sdftrtrs. Stops pain FAST ••• helps to drain sinus ~ss12es. 3D's otmt · 1• I 1r. Sin • • l r . I : • • .. • _...~~~~~~·-·----·~" ........ """",,,_~~--........................ ~ ............ ~ ......................................................... .. "I wanted It to mean t0mtthin9. At the 11mt time. I wanlad to pt away from th. trite, the ex,,.ctld." • So said IS.year.old Calvin Hoff of hls valedkl<>ry ad· ~ delivered June IS, 1968, before nearly 600 West· minster High School graduates and their parents and their girl friends and their boy fri ends. • Jie apparently succeeded on both taunts. Calvin Horr had scarcely stepped away fr om th~ lectern when mur· n1urs ol roncerin and distress were heard. But so were vo{ces ol praise heard. Almost immediately, tho DAILY PU.OT began receiving letters of criticis1n and com· 111endation, of. defense and rebuttal, or the valedictory address. • The DAILY PILOT first felt Calvin Hoff's address loo fong to publish. But reconsideration of that decision seemed in order after re-reading it. It is just possible that Calvin Hoff may have helped build a bridge be- tween today's young people and adults -a bridge that he began building on the yo utbi' side of the chasm. At any rate, this ls Calvin Hoff's address from the next generation - a voice that very likely tells it like it is. • '" ''A lot of people misu~erstood," ••Yt C1lvin Hoff. "You will notice I 1m not 1dvoc1tlng the UH of pot, or pr• marlt1l 1ex or any of those things. I'm 11yln9 these are tM problemt of tod1y, the problems our '9ener1tion hes to f1ce." ~'t1'..\.il~~r.-. ' 1.. ·_, Co1n111ent Page Two Worlds: Can They Be Mixed? The author of this article actually wrote it as 1 me1ns of introducing thP. piece th1t followt it. It is being reprint.cl in its enti rlty in the event read- ers i re interested in the projects de1cribed. By ELSIE KROESCHE Recently tile Costa Mesa Unitarian. Universalist Cllurch voted to sponsor the Southwest Community Center at 1313 \V. 4th St .. Santa Ana, for six months as an experimental project for the Social Concerns Committee. This center, in the Negro ghetto, is one or the centers under the j urisdiction or the Orange County Community Action C om m i t t e e ~Poverty Program). The center was floundering, not paying its 20 percent .. in kind" share or the finances, as required by the government. The idea took hold like wildfire - 578 was collected the first evening, \\'hen several ol. the leaders from the center came to our r e g u I a r congregational pot·1uck supper to talk about "'hat they were doing and what their needs were. QUICKLY, two sewing machines \\'ere contributed -bought ror $15 each through the Dime-a-Line ads - and one woman teacher with six children is sending her two oldest leen·age daughters to teach sewing. A mimeograph machine and a record player ·were contributed, and se\·eral people have signed up to help at the center with clerical work and to staff the office while tbe Negro "·oman coordinalor calls on her people in the area to make them aware of what the center has to orter. This center is also sponsoring one or the summer llead Start programs. Many parishioners have contributed toys and clothing, and the church is lending its Sunday School tables and small chairs. THE CHURCH also has a bi·monthly program for "Circle Dinners" - potluck dinners at private homes for si x or eight persons. This time around, July 13, each dinner group is including a Negro couple. The plan is to have some or these (,\inners at Negro homes, if the Negroes themselves wish to have it that way. Ours is a very small church, and not rich. We have a large mortgage and many obligations. But this is an example or "'hat any group can do when specific things are suggested. Some of the other Community Action Council centers are also in trouble, and the one that was recently opened in 1-luntington Beach has closed again because there was not enough grass roots impetus. These centers !ill a real need. and could be the means of preventin.c: Orange County from developing bad slum areas and groups of dispairing, angry citizens who find rioting the on ly way to get attention to their needs. Tl1e day they all tvetat to the beacli And wh at is. it like, t~is working with Negro children? How do they re- act on a white beach 1n 1 white world? One woman who participated in the prog ram put it in these words for he r chu rch bulletin. Jo"our little shy. girl laces, ranging from tan to black. Introduction to you and your two curious, also shy WASP g1ietto children. loto the car and listening to the polite g e t t i n g • acquainted questions. "How old are you?'' <!What grade are you in?" "Do you have bro~rs and sisters .. peots?'' A atop al the house ror a peek at the bunny rabbit and to pick up a male companJon ror your embarrassed son. Down to the beach and out of the car. Some stares • • • 'hostile: • • , Cr:lend.ly ? Can't quite sort our your °"·n emotiODJ now. A few pokes at the water ~ore lunch. then a hrcl.ic se15fon of pouring eups of Kool-aid nnd • --W- Salurday, July 13, 1968 The Commenl Page of tile Daily Pilot seeks l<> inform and •llnlulau readers by presenting a variety of com- mentary on to~cs of inter- est ·and slgnllicance from lnfo.rmed observers a n d ipotesmen. R•rt N. Wood, Pvbllll>" • passing around sandwiches, l'hips and cookies, CLIMB OVER the rocks to see th e creatures. One cut foot. a gentle life guard with antiseptic and Banda.id, and then you piggy-back this little brown girl. TI1e four races become distinct and unique personalities. Tyra, wants to help with everything you're doing and spread her towel by yow·s. Kini , terriried of the water. but wants to be in it all the time if she can clulch your hand . Kelly. s elf.possesse d and extJ·overted. beautiful manners. Camilla, the smalle!d. with the big grin . a ti ger in Lhe o&an but won't speak a. word to anyone but T)Ta. Little hands reach for yours . , . Instinctive, spontaneous love and trust .. how do you kill this, white man? Back . home with seven yclllng, happy kids. Camilla's voice deep and loud . ·uNSt:Lr,..Cf)f\'SCIOUS communal sho"'·er!i, ~cgregated only l1y 5ex. Time to take them home and you know you're hooked. "Can I try slx next time?'' That night your daughttt haods you her summer journal for you to correct the spelling. You read, "Today wu a very good day for me. \Ve went to the beach with some friends or ours. We went in the v.•atcr and built sand casllt!1 and cllmbL*'d over some sharp rockl. Kelly cut her toe." /\ peak experi,nce. MICKt;Y JA~KS-ON • How Many Roads • •• I t W as No . Ordinary CommelJCem ent A ddress That Calvin Hoff Gave on the Night of June 13, 1968 Cloudu, The .tkU ts gray and whltt and ' cloudy. Sometimts I thi11k it's hangin' dow1t on me. Alld it's a hitch hikt a hundred 111ilea. I'm. a ragamuffin child \-Vearhi' a finger-painted sniilc. 1 left my .thadow waitht' doWti tht too:d for me a whilt. Cloudy, ~1y th ought.! are 1oottered and they're cloudy. They have 110 bordtrs no boundaries. They echo and the11 swell From Tolstov to TinkerbeU Down from Beikeltt1 to Cannel. Got s0mt pictures itt my pocket and a lot of time to kill, 11e.y sunshine. I haven't seen you in a long time. \V hy don't you show 11our fact and then mind mine? These cloud$ stick '° tht sk11 Like a floating question why. The y linger there to die. They don 't know where they're goin' and my jriend neither do I.· Cloudy Cloudy -PAUL SIMON Class of 68, turn on and tune in to me for just a few minutes. Forget for the moment whether or not your cap is crooked or straight. 1',orget the apprehension or knowing you'll slip on the way up to this stage to re<:eive your diploma cover and then be so embarrassed that l.ou shake hands with your left han • I'm asking you to turn on your medltatin·g powers and listen, really listen. Do you ever ask yourself questions? Do you realize that commencement is only a beginning? It is both U1e end and the start or a segment in your road or life when you receive your diploma. · OB BROm ER! I can continue with superficial and impractical metaphors supposedly regarding what Ufe is and what it is not, but, in the words or Abraham Aichtroc, "Let's n o t hallucinate on th~ cloudbanks." Rather than discuss the road or sea, mountain, ladder, or river or life, I prefer to examine some practical problems ~hat we. as youn g adults, must consider and solve at least for our own lives. We'll look at a few problems or concerns with which you will be raced and required to make your decisions. .l'hey are personal decisions relating seJr and society, country a n d humanity, even lire and death, I makt: no pretense of assuming Ulat these are problems of the distant future -problems to consider only brieny during a dull ceremony that we wish was over so we could scram. I want to talk about problems of here and no\.i·. S01\1•: OF US nave ~~ready n1el sonic of life's problems head-on and have perhaps made their ow n responsible decisions, Others of us are ciU1er in the process of forming the patterns or our minds, or else \\'e are ye t unchallenged by the questions of living. \Vi th just a few <'Xcept.ions we a.re all, right now, very similar in appearance. Beneath the red robes we're niX much different from our neighbor. In our society, however. tl~e:e are those :ovho have ~opted \1s1ble forms of dissent in favor of ~ changing world. In this \\'orld there are di(ferini:: standards of dress arld length or hair "'hich are used as a means of dissent. Are we really different from such people? WE TOO. are affected by changing concepts and attitudes toward sex, murder. drugs, crime. religion, by riots, black power, and student power . AIU~ugh we don't all go to visi ble lengths to show our feelings, can any or you deny that the events of th.is decade have not affected you at least to some degree in an emerging attitude or "skepticis m and concern about the accepted values and tr<:.dltions of American society?" AJter tonight, a montli fro1n now, a year, five years. where will you be? \Vhat will you be Rick, or you, .Peggy, Oave. Dianne, Kathy, or m c, especially me? \Vhere and what will we be? II we are human wr: must be involved in questions or the d.ra£t, the separation or big government from the people, the poverty program, whether we have a racial bloodbath or whet.her we can become a democ.recy. Undoubtedly some of us will be draft dodgers. What U we oppoSe l;be war? STATISTICS show that premorllJll sex is on the rise alOOI wJtb the use of the pill Is virginity anyUJIJ>g to be valued? Pot is In, tn some circles. Is it worth it t.o smoke IJfl&s for kicks when the legislators have gone to great lengths to .say lhllt It Isn't? Q u estlorui, questions, questions. Wl1cre are the answm? .Help ln finding the answers comes from parents, trlends, church, and sc.hoql , but ulllmat.ly each Individual murt flnd hls own answers . Imprisoned ofttn at tlui ~nteraection of my mind I close mv t~lS to lift and watch tlle colors of my bratn collidt. Incarceration 1s an e s c a p e mechanism that is Just no good for any lengt.b of time. We can't keep our eyff clo.i!ied. Life la happening too Quickly. We can't talk about the same things in the same way, let alone talking about DeW things in the same way. Questiona come !lying quick and · fast with each edKion of the press. Are we ready to make wise decisions? We're aware, I hope, that LSD aod methedrine are dangerous -but what about the myriad of conflicting reports regarding marijuana? In many areas of the country, pot is becoming an accepted part or American culture. Right here? West.minster? You know the problem is bere. Some of us have used it. Reactions vary from "Never again" to, "Groovy, why not smoke pot?'" FOR . MANY PEOPLE, from all walks of life, marijuana provides a more illuminating kind of high than alcohol dQes, and people claim there is no hangover. The fact remains, however, that pot is illegal. Very much 110, For many of us. when faced with the question of usmg pot or other drugs It is simply & question or the law. Many of us have drawn th~ line at civil disobedience. By the looks of !--'J.ings th_e issue or drug usage will increase m the future. Scientists in an a:rticle printed in Look Magazine forecast that: "We will have more, and !Dore powerful, drugs, capable of making men gay or sad, suicidal or ecstatic." How will you view the use and contr?I of dJ:ugs, Where do you draw the hne -Ju st after aspirin or just after pot? Your decision will be up to you. THE Q UESTION ot civil disobedience: It can pertain to many aiiairs .of our nation, the draft, the war, crune and violence in the streets protests and riots. ' . How rar will you carry your right to dissent? Can you be so rar to one side to say "My country, right or wrong" or can you reaUze tl1at when government is not right that you as a citizen are responsible not only to yourse!I, but also to your God and country to do something about it. And if peaceful and legal methods are exhausted without results bow will you challenge the law? Can you accept the doctrine of civil disobedience as pr esented by Thoreau or Joan Baez? HAVE YOU developed your standards of right and wrong? Or are you so full or what's right tbat you can't see what's good? \Ve are supposedly raised in this society to make distinctions between right and wrong, \Ve learn that we have a freedom of choice, Yet our system or selective service seems to present complications. \Vhat paths are open to one who has reached the decision that the war in Vietnam is immoral ? or course one can choose the arduous path ol proving oneself to be a conscientious objector and be labeled by society as a coward or worse. \Vouldn't it make more sen.Se to be able to serve your country in something you can bellt ve ln. Civil service to the country could be accomplished through the expansion of VISTA. the Peace Corps, the poverty program. How wlu you c11oose to serve your country? The country is committed in Vietnam ana many men can serve their country mere in line with their aeclsions. But what choices are available to those who, in line with their decisions, find tt Impossible to Sel'Ve ln Vietnam? AT PRESENT the answer seems to be perjury, Canada, or prison. Some choice. Is ll worth it to buck the system or will you just say "Obey your conscience except when it runs counter to majority opinJon." When one co n siders civil di sobedience, he is faced with lile· determining decisions. \Vhen you are faced with the question will you have the groundwork you need to make your decisions? I pledge allegiance to the flag o! the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and ju.slice for all. The monotony of routine has dulled our senses to the impact to those words. With liberty.and justice ror all. With liberty and justice for all? Can we bonesUy pledge that in Atnerica there exists liberty and justice for all? For the poor (when at times money seems to buy anything) * 'For 1nat111 ••• the q11e•• don of ml11g pot fs slm· ply a que.tlon of the la"'' * . or ror minority grbups ( when discrimination ex.is ts on all fronts)? Steps are being taken, some 'of then1 very radical, toward obtaining the ideal of liberty and justice ror all. Can yo u successlully put down your prejudices so that you can accept those of minority groups as equals? R ACIS M makes the realization of equal rights and opportunities very difficult. What is your position on civil rights? You must ask yourself that question lor in this Cl'!Cial period in ·American history minority groups are assuming their own leaders. They will no longer be content to be constantly put down. Remember it is individual attitudes that form the conscience of the nation. "Island," a novel by Aldous Hu xley, questi ons the possibilities Of mankind, It probes the eternal question or what are people for. Why is there life? ltis answers: In the United States children grow for mass consumption, in the ctJmmunist world children grow to strengthen the national state. or course the state has to exist and there must be enough Of material goods for everycme. but in the process or economic survival people very often get lost. Huxley's island of Pala, a terrestial paradise, rears children ror actualization. They are reared to be turned Into rull-blo"11 human beings. It is a matter of becoming what you really are. ls it possible to do yo ur thing in a society where conformity is the r ule and individuality the exception? TllERE ARE many questions that you must face if you are to be true to 011r 1Uan f11 Sa11 E'rancl•co the image In which you wMe o:.eated. Are you ask.ing yourself que6tions or is your life merely a pattern as pictured by P aul Simon? The lig/1t frofll a streetla'11p paints a pattent 011 11111 wai t Like the pieces of a puzzle or a child's u1~ve1' acrawt. Impal ed ou m.11 wall my eyes can dimly see The pattern of my life a11d the pu:zle tliat is n1e. From i~ mo~ut of my birth to·tht l1i.sta11t of my deatlt There are patterns l must follow ;U&t as l mwt breathe each breath. Like a rat in a n1aze the patli before me lies And the pattern never alters until the rat dies. Pattenis still remai11 on tile wall where darkness fell And it's fitting that it should for in darkness I must dweU. Like the color of my skin or the da y that I grow old My life is made of patterns that can scarcely be controlled. l think "Pattems" is a very hopeless song. Are we just rats in a maze? Must we dwell in darkness? Or can v:e mold the pattern we choose our li!e'e course to take? I think we can make decisions that will guide our lives and at the same time the lives of those with whom we come into contact. Before we can make the answers for our lives we must first bave the questions. This evening we have scratched at the surlace Of a few problems. I HAVE RAISED questions that exist in my mind, You too, must have questions. Jn time, witti questioning, answers emerge, but new questions are always there to fill any vacancies. \Vhat questions are you asking of your life ? · How many roads 1nust a man walk down Before they call him a man?, How ma1111 seas must a white dove sail Before she sleeps in tlte sand? How nuuly times mu.st a ca11nunbalt strike Before they're foreve r banned? The aliswer my friend is blowin' in tile wind. The answer is blawin' t it the wind. How many years must a mountain exist Before it is washe d to the sea? How n!auy years ca1l some ptC>ple exist Befo re they're allowed to be ftee? How many times ca1t a man turn his head And pretend that he ;ust doe.tii't see? Tlie a1i.s1Ver my friend i.t blowin' iii the wind. The answer is blowin' i'1i the wi11d. flow many times must a man look up Before he can see the sky? I-low many ear.! n1ust one 111011 11ave Before he ca1l l1ear people cry? Tlow 111a11y deaths 1vill it take tit lu: knows T hat too many people lia vc died? The answer my friend is blowin' i.11 tlie wiltd . '"'•.c answer is blowin' iii tlie wind. Why Is It the . City It Is? By DERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -Bernarc! Levin, tJ1e waspish featured columnist of the London Daily Mail, is a hawk on Vietnam and sort on San Francisco. Recently, when the S. F. Board or Supervisors passed what he cails "the toughest gwt law In the United States," he chirped to his three million readers: "I knew there was one city that would not let me down." After a pause to catch his breath, he continued: ''I wish somebody would write a book that would really explain to those who, like me, love San Jo"rancisco, how that beautiful place manages to combine tolerance and good sense so gracefully a n d hannonlously" . • • Furthermore: "Th'ere ere a nwnbtr or good book5 on San Francisco, but they all, in the end, DESCRIBE it: they do not e~plain it. But something makes San Francisco different fr'Qm any other city J have · ever been in, includJng .all other Am erican cltles." Cm.ES, IJJ(E cl)ildren, respond warmly to pr•Jse and ge nt I e treatment, and I felt my own heart swell a bit •t tllese kind won:is from far off, swinging London. To see ounelves as othen see us, especially when 1.bty let us 10 favorably, Is a rme thing. AU In all. a nice c<Utter· baJ.anc.t to the hundreds of letters I've rece.iYflld over the yeare: that begin equably: "You c.an take th al overrated city of your1 wilh l(a dirty strfft. and dirty hippies and dirty shows and lousy restaurants and give It back to the lndfana, It they'll take IL" llUT J\IR. LEVIN does make a good point: San FNUJcisco is easy to describe, difficult to explain. llow, bordering on the same Bay, can it be so different from Oakland? How, being In the same State, can it be so unlike Los Angeles? How does it remain a city of the world in an OCi!an of insularity that threatens to grow more insular day by day? Some historians ascribe it to the fact that San l''rancisco was settled largely by a polyglot crew that <"ame by 5ea Crom the corners of the globe, while the early Southern Californians arrived across the parched land (philosophical impUeotions here of a dry, up.tight hardness), and undoubtedly this is part Of ll But wby, even today, are these dtf!erences apparent, to ~ point where San Francl&eo stems, more than ever. a last outpose of sani ty and reason 1 ONE EXPLANATION, of course, ls that 1oph.isllcat.ed ob s • r v er s. stn:tcbing far back rrom Bernard l.evin pa.t lhllfyJlrd KlpUnc to the Gold Rush days, s~ a "something dltferent" about San Francisco -ll3Cl the city, in gratitude, ha1 tried to measure up. 'The look ol. tbe place haa: always been lne515tib1e. especially to Europeans; tbey have given this clt1,a glowing press ror over A century. THAT'S ME ALL OVER: Pettr llmnJU, blela1m, hal come up \flth 1n -(In the form oC a qv..Uon) to the pro.guasets• tiresome cllche, '1Cun1 don't. kill people, people klli people." Asks Pete: "Could Wil Uc Mays hit a home run without a bat?" .. No. comment dept,: Montgomery Ward 1n Oakland, Calir., is selling an attractive American Flag set (with base) for $4. You ask for il at the gun counter . . . Chase Webb: "Those people who keep crylng that the Government wants to confiscate their iUllS SHOULD have them taken away. Paranoiacs are dangerous!" OTHER VO I CES, OTHER RUl\10RS : The Lake TaJ1oe betting parlors will no longer make book on the 1!1~jor league races. They figure that 1t s all over but the shouting for the St. Louis and Detroit rooters. (However, Atty. J ack Ehlen, game to the end; thinks a slnglt: trade would bring the Nat'l League pennant to S.F. -the Giants for the Cardinals) ••. Af;. a veteran bumper strip Polbter. I would have to say that Eugene McCarthy has tied up the Volkswagen vote •.• \Yildllfe note: A wolverine that escaped from tho S.F, 1.oo a coup1e of weeks ngo has now been sighted several times by e.arly- motnmg Jouus In Golden Gate Park ("Ora.no-brown and very fast." I• I.ho report)~ Wolverines like blrd'.!i eggs, .small nummaJs-and to be left alone. ART.DEPT.: ln·the wiMow Cf tho Decor-Art· Galleries on downtown S.U.r St. la· one ol Marc Chagall'• "Drawtnp Prom the Bible," thawing one man ldDln~ •nother. 1111 labeled by tile c•Dery, •c..., and Abel," and T havcn'l decldr:d yet whether to be flattered. ' ... . . -----.... - D.lll.Y l'IUll' JI SOUTtllRN CALIFORNIA'S FACTORY DIRECT DEALER IS NOW ORANGE COUNTY'S NO. 1 LARGEST VOLUME DODGE DEALER Another HARBOR DODGE first ••• 48 months bank financinCJ avaHable on all new cars & trucks In stock on approved bank creclft. SHOP at YOUR LEISURE wiffl ALMOST $1,000,000. INVENTORY of NEW & USED CARS to CHOOSE FiOM ORANGE COUNTY'S USED CAR SUPERMARKET VOLUME!!! VOLUME!!! VOLUME!!! VOLUME!!! v HARBOR DODGE v w Volkswogen Center w US!D LOW MIUAGI '611 & '671 TllRU '61 MANY TO CHOOSE ,_OM TOTAL PltlCI $1, $1, $566 TOTAL T¥;TA~ DOWN M H~. + TAX & LIC. PYMT. PYM . TOTAL Pl tCI $26 $26 $766 TOTAL T~TAL DOWN '1.vtt.L."f: + TAX & LIC. PYMT. TOTAL H ICI $46 $46 r:::.-rP1c 74\l $1366 TOT4L TOTA~ DOWN MTHL • + T..U & LIC. PYMT. PYMT. FOR YOUR PROTECTIOI AU IWIOI DODGE USID CAltS with a GOLD ST AR 100" UllCOHDl110HAI. IWAUNTIE T1IS STAR ITATB IN WllTlllG THAT NARIOI DOKI IUAHNTllS Tiii CAR 100" AGAINST MKNANICAL DlfKTS FOR 100 DAYS 01 4,000 MIUS WHICH Ml COMIS ..._ RIST AfTll PUlCHASI THIS INCLUDIS AU MKHAHICAl il!!lll9' 'ARTS, lllmlCAl IQUIPMIHT, IATTllY, SPllDOMITfl'' a lit.~ RADIO, HIATll DN AU CARS. THIS llUWHTR (OYRS .,. All PAlYS AND lAIOI 1111 TD YOU. All PAYMEl'ITS ON USED CARS INCLUDE TAX & LICENSE FEES ANO Al.LA N.AHO! CHAAGeS ON 36 MONTHS ON APPOO\IEO BN-IK CREOIT· '63 DODGI DART ,ur,,.·1actorv ~IPlltd. Whll1 t~wall1. fOICIC Siil 466 ~~~~~. "' $16 }$~ $16 ILUI IOOK PRICI $795 '63 DODGI 440 STATION WAGON .>~t·~ ,..;i,...t: TOTAL $19 $19 '!'~!. • "' w.w ~~'t: llUI IOOK PRICI 11105 '66 DODGI CORONO 766 TOTAL PRICE + TAX & LIC. llUI IOOK PRICI $1455 '65 DODGI CORONO 866 TOTAL $29 'RICI ~~ +TAX & LIC. ''fMT. BLUI IOOK PRICI $1395 '65 CHIVROLIT IMPALA '66 CHEVROLIT ,Ktery •Ir, V..f, rldlo, hMIV. llltomlllc. "'"" fR1G 9111) 966 TOTAL ' PRICI + TAX & Lit. llUI IOOK PRICI $1570 '66 MUSTANG COUPI 166 PORD FAIRLANI COUNTllY SQR. ''°""'air '"111'. 1111111~ w-. v .. , --~ 11:&.H .. ...to., fUll ~lfWI. !Tll m) 176~.,l~[c~~ '60 W:t. $60 ·~'t: llUI IOOK !'RICI $2420 '63 COMO WAGON Cu•tom 4 -· Alllo. 1,..111., !'Hit Wiii 1'ffMr wl11YI trim lnlW. CPWF Gil 5.66 T~!t~ s19 ~·-s19 + TAX & LIC. ~MT. l lUI IOOt( Plltl $115 '62 LINCOLN CONTININTAL ~l~IOJl..alr, Mt. "'-·· l'.I •• l'.I ., io. wt,..... I' . ..i. """'· ....... ..,,... _,.._ '66 PALCON FUTUU 866 ~~~IC $29 wt!: $29 ~~ti~ llUI IOOK PRICI $1451 '6S PLYMOUTH SAftLLITI 66 TOTAL s33 s33 P'ltl;~AX & LIC. i$if ~tt llUI IOOK PllCI $1680 '64 CHIVROLIT IMPALA S.S. '66 PLYMOUTH PURY II l'•ct. tlr. Y .... """'· rlHr •• rllflo, hM!wr, t ulom.ilc. MM•• 1-466 TOTAL $50 $50 '*1'f • PRICE t.OTA~ , .... TAX & Lit. ,$'1/,f. llUI IOOK Plltl $2071 '66 l'OllD FAIRLANI SOO GTA 1966 :~~~"'· S67 ~.ii $67 ·'!Jr.'t llUI IOOK !'RICI $2671 Harltor Dollgo TRUCK & CAMPIR Dlvl1lo11 2151 HAR IOR I OULIVARD QANDNIW1'61 DODGE SPORTSMA• VA• NEW '68 DODGE V, TON PICKUP SWEPTLIN E WITH 8' CAB OVER CAMPER Sl1tp1 4, front Dlntttt . Ask for Stock No. 192. s2599 s7 6 s7 6 + ~ll:~ ~i=M °TA'\"Mn'fll T'IT~~'f Brand New '681/2-Ton Pickup $ 2112 121" whHI looM Sw1ptl1M. All -· a "'" """° l'RICI '""'" H.D. Hm, <ltor llthllt', H.D. oxlo, H.D. ....... TOTAL ....... for atock .... 719. + ,,. a l.ktMe '''"""" lncludt IH & lie. & ,_ 'If,...,.._ 'II'"'"'·-chlft•• Oft ..... o ....... ,,, ..... Utllft. ,.,_. ,.,...., 111111 f'lulppt<I W /C.mpw Podell' 11111111 Wlf. • "' V< .... •/j"" ..... 'f:·-• '"" \J-•r1-• (J) ~lk I 91V ti"" • Mlle • HMIW Dult -~t mlrrlltl • If.Ink• • l'ffltilntW • • _,... • ' • l!lullt-111 we"'rolll, AM fw 1-* d) ·• I Otil.......,. s107 rorAL DOWN PAYM<llT s101 TOT·Al MONTll,Y PAYMENT TOTAl !'RICI ~lllC:IUISl Mor& 1-...&-.-....,... ... """"" .. _..,,.. ........ OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY ' ' ' • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Southern California's Charger Headquartrrs 176 TOTAi. DOWN PAYM!llT 1 76 TOTAL MONTH PAYMINT '61 CMARGIU 0 lucbt Soots 0 H14..-y llAND HN4U9hfl 0 Fvll vioyl iotwl .. 0 NEW Nylo11 C.rp.ti...i e lMI' O.Clc Spoil•r e Fvll recinc~nu•en+•· tiot1 e Front Air S..+ e CHOICE Et•ctric Cloe~ e l1.11nper 4"1N• Of e A1h Tr1y li9ht • H.D. Sprln91 e H.D. TorsiOft Sway a.r. Aile COUii~ 1 .. s1.-No. m . No. ™· No. 111, No. 116. '2569 l't~ IMIW. tu &. lie.&. ti-.,.._ .. ·-M -· .... ~II ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IRAND NEW •59 TOT.AL DOWN P.AYMINT 'IUTAJ. MONTH P.ATMINIT '68 DARTI CHOICE Ofl COLORS • P1ddocl Dosh • s..t Bolts O Al Vloyl Interior 0 Hooter l DofTodw. Asl for Steel Ne. 909, IM. '2059 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '68 coaoNn IRAND NEW...,.,, D!LUXE MODEL O Dual Horn System 0 Tim..! Wind- shield 0 D1lux1 Whoo! Covoi-. 0 Do. lu.. Trim • Foem front'"" O .Whitt lidowol tirM. it.sl for Stoel Ne. 536. 169 169 TOT.Al DOWN TOT.AL MONTH PA TMINT PA YMINIT '2389 TOTAL PIJCI t,:::_: 111~n D1L1Y11T ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IRAND NEW '61 POLAU O Nylen upholstery O W el to wol .. rpo1s 0 Automatic +ral"ls. • Power riMrint • H.~ l clofrolltr syllom 0 Dual brake ~ O kel-up r.91"1 0 J spd. wipen l wothon 0 Dix. -l>olh. Asl for Sloe\ Ne. 121. !~! ~~! 52979 P.ATMINT P.ATMINT TOT.AL PllCI t~::.f '"""""'-IMIW. llllf & lk. & .. _ .......... ---· ....... It IM~TI DIUVllY .................................. '61WAOON DIWXI 4-Dlt. MODIL Db<. 1N1 IMlk 0 .i..I w•klot •ro'-0 h....., l 4em.+er e h•1•r-' fM1hi'"J ..,.t .... e po44o4 4•1h l ,._ e IMck • 'I' ·~ O -HJ ............. w)w .. i.-. lfock No. Ut '71 -m.:r '71 ..... _ ,.,,_ IRAND N1W 52499 'IOI.AL ... :. "t" t ........ ,. llUwmf •• --------------~----·---_.._ ---··-------------~----~--~------;__· ~ --------------'--!..>--------------~ ..... -------- J • • • H DAA.V PILOT S.lrity, July 13, 1'1611 I .. -">•• Klll >AL• HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE , HOUSES FOR SALE ,1~H~O;U~S~ES~F=O=R,~S=A=LJE~H~O~U;S;E~S=F=O=R=SA=L=E~~r.·!H~O~U~S~E:S:F:O:R:S:A:LE~~H~O~U~S~ES=F=O=R=S=A=L~E~~HO~U~S!E[S=FO=R=S=A]L~l~I A --I ' ••ft-rol 1000 A--.:..1 1000 0-rol 1000-r•I 1000 I O•ssNI 1•ca.n..-a1 1000 General ltol Gwr•I •• __...-a wr• .....,_. • $5,000 DOWN One of • lllnd duplu, view, R/W OOOTI, Fl A b•I, 2 B.R. formal dlnioc room, I Ii> both. 0-SIL and Sun. 1·5 ..•... $49,500 447-44t Mwnl"I Cnyn., Corono Hi9hlonU LOWIST rRICID 4 llDROOM S balh home In :.Irvine Teinoe, on comer Joi, Shake roof, large family 1tyle kitchen llld family room. . . . .. .. . .. .. .. . $46,500 Opon S.t & Sun. l 05, 1301 lonnio Doono SECLUDED ADDRESS L on quiet uncrowded street in Corona Del Mar. Adult nccupled, meticulously kep~ 2 B.R. & Den, with formal dining room .. , .. $56,000 Open Sun 1-5 • 535 Hozol. rLA Y IT COOL THIS SUMMER In either of these swimming pool homes. lm· -te occuponcy. One bOI 4 B.R. 2 balhl. '!be other haa 5 B.R. 3 baths. Near Corona Del Ml!' High School, Shopping and Newport Beach Tennis Club. Open Sunday 1-5 2854 Cerob and 2936 Caro, Ea1tbluff LOWEST PRICED 2 BEDROOM Two bath home in Corona Del Mar. Has room for additional unit ............... $26,600 A REAL SLEEPER!! Two blocb from beach. Heavy sMke roof, 3 B.R., 2 bath, needs paint and carpets, but a real buy in this location at ...•.. $39,950 DE LANCY • REAL ES TATE 2821 E. c .. 1t Hlway, CdM 673·3no Spanhh Haclffda An you looking for that cenain Spani<h Oa- vor with 4 bedrooms, formal DR, family room and a thrae car car1ge'? Well, here it is for BABBOB \llEW HllJ,S CORONA DEL MAR $85,500. SwHplnt View PENINSULA SHORES New Ba.lboa Oceanfront Community Lust Hom• , •• 0uorr1y, v.1 ... e.~. Comfort Of the city lights ind ocean. lmmeculale t bedroom, dining room ho.,. with &liake roof and oversized g.an1ge. A lhort walk to the ' ' ) \ ' la Ibo Soulbland'1 most deslrlbla and fudntUng are1. A au- perb school aystem and Unlvenity of California's lrYine Cam- PUI jmt moments away from Harbor View Hills. 1wim and tennis club. $42, 750. THREE NEW 4 & 5 Bedroom two • al<>ry 1ingle family Home1 ind tine Duplexes with a Deluxe owner's 3 Bedroom & Den Home upstairs, and a 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Rental Sensibly priced from Dlrectlona: MacArthur Blvd. tram Great Value In a custom~ewpo(f. Beach ~ome .. 3 large bedrooms fa ly room, two fireplaces, 21h baths, over) king future park and close to future boat marina. Only $35,950. $34,900 lo $48,900 Pacific Coast HWl'. or Newporl f'wJ· TUnr.oo Sao Joaquin Hilll Rd.,Jll>oo follow .tlDI to model art•. down. Now ready for occupancy. . --.•w •-a.•a• Brood moor One of the lar gest and most elegant homes. 4 bedrooms, formal DR, large FR, room for pool, close to community pool and almost 3000 sq. ft. Drastically reduced to $54,950. Ocean and/or Bay Views, Family rooms, Wet Bars, radiant heat, insulated, carpeted, wall- ed, landscaped, self-cleaning ovens. Formica kitchen cabinet!, Powder rooms, Etc. Etc. Come see for yoUrsell: WSK HOMES GOLD MEDAWON HOMES B/B • SAWMEN OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 "F" Street ond Balboa Blvd. on ncluded Balboa renlnsula 2709 Cove St. We will open our new Costa Mesa olfice on July 17, ff you are looking for a top location, large adv«tisi.ng budget, prolessional train- in~ and a stimulating environment call Ron China Cove (Foot of Dahlia Str .. tl OPEN SUN 1 • S Ide.al 3 bl:.'<lroom • 3 bath home for "the "Land·lubber" who wants the view and ef- fect of living aboard srup - at the same lime keeping one foot on the bcadt. Fee Simple \yoo own the land) Price only $95.<0J. WaDdau, 642-72 52. :!•es·;;,ING ·•·•R!;.t_~TY Priced from $79,600 to $109,600 For further Information cel l: COLDWELL, BANKER & CO. 2200 E. COAST HIGHWAY NEWPORT BEACH S"&DXI Eves: S48·8868 1801 Westclltt Drive. Newport Sell.ch Kl 9-3351 675-2000 li!odern Spanish Stage Coach Charm -$23,5001 Love at first glance! Cypress, JMlms & state treft. corTal fence. King sized bedrooms, rult"ic built-in be.r tn cory den. Brick fireplace in liv- ingroom. DeUghttul covered patio. Ol!lfom fcRtUl'Mi in· side & our. MUiOOJ. T ARBEl..L 16111 Bl'ach Blvd. Name Your Only 2 yea.rs old, Ifs a. spac- ious 3 bedroi>m, dining room Own Terins ' Den hM:le that fa irl.Y Owner moving • price recto<:· sparkles -a.nd the Harbor ed . Just redecorated, 4 BR View trom all Picture Win- 2 bath, Northgat~ track. I lllllilllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ... llllllllillll-.ililllllllllllllllll j dows is aw-inspiring. An ex- Near May Co. Shopping Ci.'llenl value at $79,000. c.o1..-,. °""" c, .. , Col· Eastbluff. Pool 6'15-31XXJ Ev<" """" '"''· '"'·"°· Bay & Beach Shore Properties lmmaculate 4 BR home with sweeping view Realty, In c. THE REAL ESTATERS 546-2313-OPEN SUNDAY -646°7171 IT'S A CRIME That more homes aren't as nice~ this. NO DOWN PAYMENT for vets lo own 3 lar~e bedrooms + family room. Custom carpets & drapes -new paint inside & outside - located on a quiet cul-de-sac in MESA VEft... DE. Payments less than rent at $205 per month -total -finance it any way you wish. RENT BEATER Lookinl! for a low interest loan? This ia it - 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, with payments of only $180 per month including taxes. $2500 will handle. MESA VERDE DELUXE 4 bedrooms, large living room on ove~d 83 foot lot, with plenty of , roo.m for tr~er or boat Immedia te possession possible. $32,500. only lOo/o down. COUEGE PARK SP~RKLER ~~====== 673-9000 675-1421 of mountains. Large seperate din1n_g room, :M07 E. Coll.:;l iiii,hway, CdM beautiful pool and deck area. Good financing available -$47,500. .OPEN HOUSES THIS WEEKEND Wm. Winton, Realtor 229 Merine, Balboi l1l1nd 675.3331 Open 'Ill 9 Evory Night Be the first to see this aristo- cratic, king • sized 4 BR J li~~~~~~~~~~~!!lll'!~~~~~I bath home near Dover Shor-11' es, on large co mer lot Open Sunday 2·5 F.H.A. Resale ~oog olho< di'""""''hed So bright and so clean -3 bedrooms, 2 baths -Living room and Family room have fireplaces -lnside laundry room. Yards are neatly landscaped-top bearing Fruit trees. The 13.st one like this sold in 1 week - $25,995, easily financed. HARBOR HIGHLANDS Beautiful adult occupied home. Tastefully decol"\ted, carpeted and draped -3 spacious bedrooms un to the minute kitchen all spar- kle. Own~rs-transferred and are anxious to leave. $3 1,950. • .., ""' lla4y lll!Nctery .. ,. ,.. ttih .... ~ • ,. ... 1r1e ... 1111"""'' Al ... ~ Intl ......... lliftcrlkll '" .,...., ffnh by ......... , ... et•"'-; II ...,... I AILY PILOT WANT ADS • ...,._ .. •bit •P'• .._ ._ .... ., ,. Ntlt .. •ttN hi l11t Melt l11f., ... M11 111 rflh c•t11---. HOUSES FOR SALE (I Bodroom) 518 Fernleaf, Corona del Mar 673-0173 (Open afternoons & Eves.) . (2 Bodroom) **15948 Mariner Dr. (Huntington 592-5863 Marina) HB (Sat & Sun) 321 Poppy, Corona del Mar 673-6510 · (Sat & Sun) 336 Canal, Newport Shoreo, Npt Bch 673-8550 (Sal only 1-5) 707 lris, Corona del Mar 675-3745 (Sat & Sun 1·5) (3 Bedroom) 4612 Roxbury, Oameo Shores, CdM 673-3550 (Open Sal & Sun 1-5) 1226 Polaris Dr., Dover Shores (714) 642-8235 (Sat & Sun) *I 506 Irvine Ave., Npt Bch 540-1720 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *1074 Mission (Mesa del M-ar) Costia Mesa 540·2420 (Sun JO. 7) 316 Narcissus, Corona del Mar 373-6636 (Sat & Sllll 10·6) 1615 Bayadere. Irvine Terrace, CdM (714) 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 324 El Mode na, Newport Heights, Npt Bch 648-2414 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 522 Seaward, Corona del Mar 673-2222 (Sal & Sun 1·5) **2709 Cove Street. CJ'lina Cove 675-3000 Evea: 548·8668 (Sun 1-5) (3 Br. & Family or Den) 1674 Iowa SL (Mesa V«de) Costa Mesa 546-0807 (Daily l ·5) 3222 Colorado Pl, (Mesa Verde) C M 545·0622 (Open Daily) 980 Presidio Drive, Costa ~a 545·5487 (Open Daily) 1927 Leeward, (Baycr .. t) Npt Bch 646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 16382 Eagle Lane, Hntg Bch 642-1771 !Sat & Sun 1-6) 1221 Sussex Lane IWestcliff) Npt Bch 548-8162 (Sat & Sun 10·6) 915 \Vest Bay Ave., Balboa Peninsula 642-4353 (Sat & Sun 1"4) 4715 Dorch..ter, Cameo Highlands, CdM 642·6472 (Open Sat) 3105 Roosevel~ C06\1 Mesa 648-8611 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *4545 Tremont (Cameo Sl10!'ell), CdM 64Z.1 4M (Open Sat & Sun 1-5) 2443 E. Co""t Hwy, Corona del Mar 675-4031 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 435 Sant.> Ana Ave,. (Npt Heigllts) NB l!-U-3766, 548-8905 .. (Sat & Sun) 337 Vis!.> Baya St., BackJlay 5'8-2208 (Sat & Sun 1·5), 18012 Butler SL (Uni..,.sity Park), Irvine 83S-0634 (Sat & Sun I <5) J20I Pembroke Lan<. Newport Buch 6<12-4251 ISa t 1-6) *3099 Country Club Dr. (Meoa Verde) C ~! MG-I 720 (Sat & Sun 2·5) 433 ll<><ning Col!yon. Corona Highlands S'IS-9200 bes: 548-111129 (S un 1·5) 1717 Skylark, Newport Beach · •1158 (Sun 1-5) :llOI Clly St., Costa Meoa •7171, 546-2313 (Sun 12-5) ll~lmell, eonege Park, Coot.> M ... 7 71, 146-2313 (Sun 12·5) 2811' ~ Verde) Cosbl M ... (Sat le Sun 1 ·5) llOO ean.n 1'I. (Weotcllfll NB (off Dcmr J>r.) (Su n l·Sl (4 Bedroom) 2146 Miramar, Balboa Peninsula 642-4353 (Sat & Sun 1-4) *4639 Fairfield, Cameo Sbo!'ell 675-3331 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2645 Catalpa, Eastbluff 675-3000 Eves: 648-6590 (Sat & Sun 1·5) **333 Morning Star Lane, Dover Shores (714) 642-8235 (Sal & Sun) 14 Br. & Fomily or Den) 3216 Dakota Ave. (Mesa Verde) CM 549-2713 (Sun only) *1620 Dorothy Lane, Harbor Highlands 642-4353 (Sat & Sun 1-4) 3149 Kerry Lane, Costa Mesa 540-1720 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1501 Eton Place (Westcliff) Npt Bch 648-3255 (S•t & Sun 1·5) 2821 Setting Sun, Harbor View Hi!IJ! 675-5930 (Sat & Sun 1-51 1314 Santiago Dr., (Dover Sho""' are1) NB 642-3983 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *2837 Ellsmere (Mesa Verde) Costa Mesa 646-8811 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2707 Island View, Newport Beach 646-4494 (Sat & Sun) 2722 Canary Dr. (Mesa Verde) Costa Mesa 545-0987 (Open Daily) *1106 Pescador, Dover Shores (714) 642-8235 (Sun Only 12-6) 411 Isabella Terrace, Corona de! Mar 673-2222 (Sun 1-5) 970 J uanipero {Mesa .del Mar) Costa Mesa 540-1 720 (Sun 1-5:301 1133 Gorden Rod, Harbor View Rills 675-3000 Eves: 673·6181 (Sun only 1·5) 160 I Bayadere Terrace 675-3000 Eves: 548-7962 (Sa t & Sun 1-5) 2130 Santiago Dr. (Dover Shores) Npt Bch 546-5440 (Sat 1·5:30) 1021 Nottingham, Newport Beach 642-7258 (Sun 1-51 I 762 Bahama (M.,. V..-de) COiia Mesa 546-5990 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *1539 Sa ntiago Dr. (Bay<:rest) Npt Boh 363 VL•la Baya, Newport Beach 648-7711 (Sat & Sun I 3009 Cleveland, Costa - 648-7711 2107 Sant;ago Dr. (Baycrestl NB (Sun) 642-5000 (Sal & Sun 12-5) IS Bedroom•) 1631 Indus St., Santa Ana Heights (Sat & Sun 1·51 IS Br. & Family or De n) 2652 Vista Dr. (Bayshores) Newport Beach 642-1068 (Open Sunday) 309 Eveni1Jg Star Lane, Dover Shores (714) 642-8235 · (Sat & Sun 12·5)• 11~~6c7or7o11na, Costa Mesa ~ (Set le Sun) Apartments For Sale 1929 & 1931 Orange, Costs Mo.a 646·3255 (Sol & Sun 1·51 Apaa lnNnls For lent 409 Ford Rd., Colla Mesa 645-1546 (Sat •Sun) Duplexes For Sale I (2 ..... _, 434-434 \IJ Acacia~, CGrona deJ Mor 646-7171, 548-21"' (Sun 12-t) 600 Marguerite, Oorona tie! Kar 675-3000 EHr. M:M781 (SUll 1-1) +•• ........... . .. "....,..... ·- Patio Kitchen $115 Per Month ~·1d'"""'· "''"''"• ' w 0 story entry with fiqa ting Near Beech Pays AU stairs, huge sunken livin-,i: 1 919l Carrolltown Drive, H.B. room with massive comer 4 Be<rooms rl bath!. Master An)l{lne can take (!Ver the fireplace, scpante lg. fam- bedroom, d~ing suite. 514 % loon on this 3 bed-~ room with "5tone fireplace Fabulou1yanl VA orF.H.A, mom, spolleu home on a • J'.)' beamed cathederal I quiet tree -shaded street. ceilings. ExquisUe mast~ Vacant and ready to move bedroom Miite, deluxe kit ch· tn. Has separate fenced en, sunny breakfast room spece for boat or trailer. glass walll.'d to garden. 3 . 2 HOMES ON 1 LOT Quality constructed 2 yrs. old, in. ~ce New- port Heights district Extra ~arge bvmg room, dining area. Separate patios and garages. One is already rented -$29,500 -Try lO o/o down . -rarr~W- Look at Uli5 pri<:e $18,950. car garage. CUSTOM BUILT How can you beat it. Rott-PERFECTION! F 1 R S T man Cb. will show day or TIME OFFER.ED! NOT 646-7171 Open Sunday 1-5 546-2313 WE NEED I MORE SALESMAN BARGAIN! Uiwest priced N. nigh. 546-8222 }etlsed land. ~ Bay Fnit. Pier for 35' boat.1--------1 R th p d II R t 3 Bclnn 2 Ba. Plans for 2nd SHARP LITrLE HO.~E on a u 1~ 0 • ••,, O~ unit. REDUCED to $77.500 quiet strttt in Mesa Verde 1&:6 Westchtf Dr. 64.-·5..'09 tor Quick Sale. Terms. neighborhood. 3 BR, 2 patios "C " THOMAS Realtor A all built-Im. VaCllllt & '224 w. Coast Hwy 548-5527 immac. Open now at 2837 4,000 S9UARE FEET New""rl Bch. Eve. ~>5643 Tabago, CM $33,950. Bkr. "" 546--5990 5 spacious bedrooms and den. ~~~~~-~~~~~~;;;:;;;:;::;~====.:-4 full baths. Large living .THE@EAL ESTATERS Coldwell, Banker OFFERS: New 5 lledroom -Baycrest 4,000 sq. ft. of best cu.U>m construe· tion. Formal DR., Fam. Rm. with en· closed wet bar. Pool-size lot you own -fine view. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $89,500 Walter Haase Impressive Udo Home 2-story, Street to Street lot. 4 BR, plus convertible den. sunny patio with BBQ. Beautiful landscaping, ideal family home. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. . $69,500 Mrs. Raulston New Bayfront -$84,500 New Dover Shores excl usive. 4 BR. & Fam. Rm .. w/slip for 40' boat. Large waterfront terrace, Immac. cond. Ready to move in. Joe Clarkson Important Comer Lot With Iron gat .. leading I<> this lovely 4 Bdrm .. 3 Ba. home. Formal dining rm, spacious M. bdrm. suite. 20'x40' pool. CdM High School. .. .'. $69 ,500 Mrs. Burns/Miss Leidy Westcliff -Great Buy Spacious home on extra Jrg. lot located on Somerset Lane. Muimum privacy. Custom pool & lrg. landscaped patio. Priced to sell at ............ $59,500 Mrs. Harvey 9uiet Cove Cul-de-sac Harbor Vi ew Hills Lusk home. 4 bdrm. w/family r oom. shake roof, built-in . kitchen, carpets, dnpes. Owner~• leavin' area. Price , . fU,900, Terms Mrs. Burns/Miss Leidy View BuHdlllCJ Sift Choice rev el lot, Coron1 del Mor. FuTI price $25,950 -'6,000 down. Will consider trade -income. Charlotte Loo( OFFICE oPEN SATURDAYS COLDWIU. IANICEll & CO. 2200 I . COAST HIGHWAY NEWPORT llACH 1C1 NUI room and huge family ki1ch- en. Three car garage, one .. .:;;:::;::;:::;::;::;:;;:;;;,;oOf==ja;;;01Mtlon--I with boe.t door to rear y;inl. Bachelors Pool size lot. Live in New-DE LUXEI Attention port Beach's finest area at the barg1in price rJ. only YO\J will be Unpressed wilh The prime iniredlenl in your $49,950, Call for apPOintrnent this lovely cw;tom-blt 3 Bd· kit is the twinging pad. Coo- tod•y! ! SOOnllt your smaller nn, home. Spacious living do deligned &¢ decorated home on our guaranteed room, tamily·rm with trplc. with you in mlnd. :I Ind • trade plan. amdeck oU master Bdrm. den, .mat elae, aonnete Just steps to Ocean beach. kitchen with veey private pa· $56,00J, t1o for tboee afl6 the show ~3 \VES"1 LLll•'f' DRIVE 646-7711 Open Ev{'j!, Open ..JJou~e 1600 Cornwall Lene Westdiff OO N'T MISS Seeing U1is beautiful 5 Bdrm. home. 2 firq:ilaces. dining room, b11'.fast aree, Blt·in R.10, dishwasher, vacuum system, inter-com. lboice location to Bay e.nd Ocean. StlO"."m by appt. fl9.500 BEACH HOUSE OPEN SUNDAY l-5 Near N.H. Yacht club. 2 Bd- Jmp-essive white walled rms., frpll'., fumi.sbed . Idea.I drive-in court yard entrRn~ for w mmer home« rentals, with wrought iron gutes ~ ~sy to buy ! SS.OOJ dwn., Spacious ljvJng & dining Ol'o'nt>r will carry l!t T.O. room glassed walled to am-Asking $34.00J, &1.txnil of1· ny patio & yard. Tall trees'. eor? J BR, 2 baths, great kitchen! Near 9Chool1 & shopping. IX>N'T MISS THIS! 0nJ.y $38,500. Ruth Pardall, Realtor lQX> WHtcliff Dr. &1:.!-02\XI filllily Expanding! OCEAN FRONT Best Peninsula Point loca- tion. 2 Bdrm. doll bouse, frplc., Huge patio. 40 Ft. lot 1511,000 Balboa Reel Estate Co. Josephine Webb, Realtor 700 E. Balboa. Blvd., Balboa Spacious home or 4 BR, 2 be, .,,...,....,6.,7H,...l'1)_...,.,... plus tam rm fcx-the growing fa mily, Quiet strttt -l<k'al for children, manageable OPEii DAILY 1-5 .Y1lrd forded, and a realistic Corona de( Mar prict for all S25.500 -no OOwo G: °' 1-w dowo .-HA. 219 JASMINE Steps lo beach .1 BR 1%. Re11J bath, I.f x 20 Uving room, Esta.to ftrepllce + famiq room. b!t-ins, lg dining area. le('. DJ west coa.st hlghwl)' vice porch, quality clt'pC!lli 6'2.-034.f eiftlme It drapn, dble garqe. J..ow dn. Y IC. 0?.iitt lf1Xk>ul, rooL ru" ..... .,,. ,,...,_ .... "' ' .. • hodrooma .... •'"'"" *LACHENMYER :;,-..:.:,::!,., '°": ~; COWGE rARK den. Ht.led and f\Uf!rfd 16 1.FASE • 3 btdroom1 • liA ~ 36 AlllhoQ)o pool, Owft'td Bfttba . Pool • F..'Yts. S.f.1-4091 -C.., main-..,, 19 OfTJCES yanL N .... I """"""' CUJ..... °""'<I• C.U.!YI i_... ll9C llrttl. S37 .950. J EAN SMITH, Realtor .., E. lllli. c.... - canel light supers. You have got to see it. Cheaper than rent at $172 per month in- cluding taxes and mainten- ance. Small down and only ;23,950. $23,500 Mee Verde 4 bedroom plus guest or swinging rumpu~ room. New~ a n d freshly painted. Reduced SlJOJ tttls week tor action. Vacant and re-ldy. Colesworthy & Co. 642-7777 1904 Harbor Blvd., C.M. Open Eves. 5 UNITS On Tiie Beach $49,500 U:NI DOY/N. Step out of the door into the water. All turn- illbed, Terrific app~1tim and tax l!helter. Mr. Boas l!Yel. -~· 293 E. 17th St. 646-4'19'1 lilt E5¥1¥E SALESMEN Needed Now! Come In or call tor appt. Excellent opportuniey Contld~nUal CLIF PRIEST, Roollot Sl.na! 1957 ll.34 E. Coul Hwy, CdM fTI4l~l H ome Sweet Home - -$20,900 Dtlight.tul covl?r('d pat}o! Fr~ swim pool ton. Ktng Jlted ~rooms. Formll dtn- irl1 room. Picture wtndows overlook the p&ric·llke yard. Aasti.me pr"etent ftnandna: l make pa,ymtnta ol $1JS 1 WTSIDE IRIPUX 293 E. tta. .. f#.4t94 month. 846-0004 $695 DOW TARJJEU. SS>l l:dl- ff VACANl'-3 BDR MS 2 2 Ml' ..ch, ftna emdilion, !!lrcdlent Dtllbborhood. S I BATHS FDlCED y i.Jtn I 0 0 d dme tn >oc.tton, 4 BR, 2 be. an bll-ins, crpt1, LEA.SE. w 10 er BUY ~ $29,900. apmkll'lt fenced. From CONTRACT OR NO DOWN Wolh-McCardlo ltlln. 12UOO. TO G 1 R""1' wt1JLE IN 1110 Nev.i'IOM Blvd., C.M. MS-242-4 ritlys. 546-9480 evn £Sc.Row n U IJY ll J4S-77'29 J:vn 6-14-oc.M CHARGE )'OUr want eid now. RUSSELL. RI.TR, ~zzot r ,. d • • ,. ' • n •· ,. ' • ' 4 d ,, • ,. n • , ,, i ! ,, • ,. " I. ' • I I I ' 1. I . ----·· ·-·-~-.,.-..... -----~----~-............ --......... -........ --.......... ~~-.... -.-------..... --, HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE General IOOOG.neral 1000 Final Model Closeout NAME YOUR TERMS Only 4 homes available e 4 bedroom' • Formlll dinin9 room e Tiled wet bar e Decorator hardware e Delux e carpetin9 • l car garage • Full grown tree • 2111 baths e Parquet fam ily room • Mirrored wardrobet. e Built.in vacuu m e Laundry tub e Pool-si1e yard ~ e Trade-i n plen ~ 30 Yea..,r-6D.6°/o Loans I OPEN DAILY -10 a.m. to dusk BONNIE BAY HIGHLANDS CUSTOM HOMES I Off Tustin Avenue, between 21 st and 22nd on Windward Lane, New.port Beach ® -SALES AGENTS - HAL PINC·HIN AND ASSOCIATES 642-2468 67S-4l92 HEAVEN STILL PROTECTS THE WORKING MAN $149 per month pays all for this 3 BR+ fam· ily rm hardwood floor home. All landscaped, ' sprinkle·rs & fenced, close to schools. 5 years new. 5~% loan -$25,500. LISTING · OF THE DINING WEEK ROOM 3 large bedrooms, big family room, deep Plush carpets, 16 x 19 living room, corner windows, heavy shake roof. big sha~ trees surrounded by lush landscaping. This is one of the most outstanding homes we have ever listed. Best Mesa Verde area at $32,500. JCa.. COATS & WALLACE REALTORS ~ 1491 BAKER STRE&T l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!C!i!Oi!!S!!!T A ME SA, CAL IF. FEE LAND DOVER SHORES AREA OJstom built 3100 sq. ft . MONTEREY RANCH HOME. Foor bedrooms, three beths, Family room , large rumpus room and elec· tric tdtchen with built-in re- frigerator, freezer, dish· washer, doublr ovrns and warming ovens. Carpets. Drapes and Shut!ers tru-u- out, JS'x38' heated and fi.l· !Pred pool with electric CQV· er. Two noar yards ·slump- stone planters and many ex- tim. Truly a quaJily home - shown by appointment only. Priced to srll at $69.950. POOL HOME • $23,500 Unbelievl'a~r -four bed- rooms. two baths, gianl -rov· er«! patio leading to beauti- fully landscaped .pool area, 16' X 18' living room with artistic flagstone /irepla(!(', Walking distance 10 all shoi> ping. Don't miss another day for enjoying thls fine family home. Won't ltu1i. 0 n I y S23.7100. '.!(Ml WESI'CLlFF DRIVE 643-77U Open Eves. Take Over 5% % first Owner Wants Action NOW Being HELD OPEl'i afternoons Wednesday thru Sunday 310S ROOSEVELT, CM REDUCED $2750 Hu.cc 2nd story rec. room rasily convertible to 41h & 5th bedrooms + 3rd bath. (Go Fairview to Paulerino Ells1 to Van Bun>n North lo Oln;on East 10 RooS4'veJt) Only $29,750 Newport •• Vic!ori• 6~6-8811 (Open Excellent Tax Deductian INVESTORS SPECIAL 4 Units -all renlcd \ 2 • Tu·o B<lnns. 1 bath 2 -Thr{'(' Bdrms. 2 balhs 6 yrs old, newly painted good locatioo. Cosla Mesa Owned by Loan Company MUST SELL Monthly Income 1430 EX("('llent Loen any rP.flMnahle 1Prms full -prier $3!1.:"IOO , EASTBLUFF REt\LTY Ph. 6«-1133 SHARP SHARP COLLEGE PARK l BR + family + proression- 111ly landscaped &: llflrinklcr-- Cff lawn both front & ree.r yard.!!. AMu:me $19,000 GI bin •t 5% % • S156 per month Include!! ever:vthlnit. Newport at r • Sat\mfaJ, July lJ, 1968 SOMETHING NEW-SOMETHING DIFFERE"(WT11 NOW!I r--~-=========~--============;.::;;;;==;;;;;...:.. '~ ~P_l_L_O_T~P _E N_N_Y_P_I N ....... C_H_E _R __,Jt::=t\ WfD~T I 3 lines 2 times s 2°0 N~u!;;.!~~74~~220 Sped•I ~to-........ Ill.a .. t.-Sped•I Ct•uificationt No Item ow• $50 HOUSES FOii SALi HOUSES FOR SALE I HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALi I ~Ge~ne~rt~·---~1=000= 1·.;;Ge;;;nt;;;;;;'•;;;I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1;;;000;;;.;;Gtn;;;;;;';."_I -;,;,··;;;-;,;,··,;;-~-_1000_ ~.~ .. 1 llJO!I G;:--~~ LISTE;o HOUSES FOil SALE HOUSES FOR SALi Gonoral 1000 HOUSES FOil SALi Cotta Mes• 1100 -Vlctarla Mosa Sweeping C: · BAYFRONT Lo1 Over 70 It of Bayl.ront with & TOP ome , 'a' IJIJ ye Pi" • su. •"'"''"· w. SALESMAN Panorama ll wm ,in .. ,,.'"'"'"' ... ,,,.,. IMMACULATE· 5 BEDROOM Ha111es 16 NEW HOMES Low dn. 6% % 30-yr IOd From $24,9SO Valley Road at Victoria (Just E. ol Brookbunt ' • ' «l ollent w;th right ol •P. OF THE' of Newport Bay .,.,,, •' ., .. , Ideal for the large or growing family. 2,600 square feeC 3 baths, fol'mal dining room , spaclus family room. a.Jl electric kitchm with break· fast area ancl lal'gt' panl.1-y. B~utiful C&.rflt'IS and drap- es througtiou1. lovely patio, pool size yard -pride of ownership landscaping. Off. cred a1 $36,500. Submit your own home oo oor guarantee trade plan. high in Harbor View Hills this home of1e1·s Sea Lovers • Skin Divers • Beach-Call fo• Appl. MONTH Combers, and all who Jove to hunt up on bluttl Lido size lotl'I, fee 1imple land -High above tel, level. Built-in ehx:tric kitchen. Convenient to shopping cell· ter, neiµ-scb_ools. 3 and 4 BORMS • 1 & 2 sty. Fire- placl'll, carpeting, draperies, fencing, 1andscapina:. Mich••I K•y, Bulldor Phone 642-2821 Eve& 642-5106 seash-ells by the seashore. f\olonarc11 BAYFRONT HOME Bay is the new beach frontier, still One of the lin<'st B11yh·ont 'f,-., if ,._,,~~ all unsurpassed View both day & night \l{'T'y separ ate living rm foimal dining room family roorn w/lireplace beautiful master bedroom quiet & peaceful. We have 8 spec-Homes in Nl'wporl Beach. 1 tacular homes in this Finest Beach BR, 4 balhs, with powtler Community -Exclusive & private room.• formal riinini,: 1·m. Beach & Tennis Club. 3 & 4 bed· large 30Clal roo'n1, Pier & f Slip. This is a lruly custom rooms with a magnificent view o homl' 01 grl'at quality. the Blue Pacific and Islands. Three OPEN DAIL y minutes from the new Dana Point · 333 Morning Stir Lane Marina. Come see for yourself - real L u x u r y living. $52,000· $95,000. 32681 Queen Catherine Dr. 32651 Queen Catherine Dr. 32631 · Queen Catherine Dr. 22811 King J-ohn Lane 32821 Crown Coast. Dr. 32831 Crown Coast Dr. 32852 11-onarch Bay Dr. 32892 King Charles Lane Fee land, 3 BR, 3 baths, VK-N, beautitul Jow mainten- ance yard. OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 1·5 499-3041 L19un1 Nlguol 499-2850 441 Isabella Terr. FOREVER Vl~W! 4 BR, 4 baths, 4,\XXI sq f1 of modern luxury. SEE TH1S EXCITING H0~1E with a commanding View of the Pacific and the Irvine Ranch hills. Private uncrowded beach luxury home. 4 BR, 3 baths •. large pool -$90.000. OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN I · 5 4639 Fairfield, CarMo Shores OPEN HOUSE SUN ONLY 1-5 Can you Believe 7 $37,500 Wm. Winton, Realtor 229 Marine, Balbo1 Island 675.3331 Opon 'til 9 Every Night for 2 Units on 40 ft lot. room w build. SEE US FOR D~""TAU.S Dan V. Franklin REALTOR 3250 E. Coast Hwy, Corona clel l\1ar 673-2'222 Open ...JJou:Je 2107 S•nti•go Driv• Ba,vcrest (not leasehold! OP~'I SAT /SUN 12-5 A beautiful 4 BR 3 beth Eng- lish Farmhouse with dia- mOfld paned windows, hetlvy re~LEGE -REALTY Cool ltl w'ith a dive into the sparklini pool of thi1 big 5 BR, 3 bath former model hOme-I t onl.Y $35,000. It's a repossession- yet it is immaculate. One loan of $31.SOO with 6.6% interesl -will not be increas- ed. A real delightful large family home. low dlake roof & s1one plant-Golf Course Lot e~s: CHARMING! . Formal 158 loot frontage on the dining room, lg family room. looki I s h gracious living room with course oved 'fai "" "~•m l I d. . 1 ti 1 greens an iwayl!, " · ove y tra 1t1ona rep ace. 1••. & •"· Cl b M I . . h erous ..... es <>"' u arveous pnvacy r~ I e Houst'. Surrounded by lux· covered choreless pallo. Me-. horn On !-a-kind ticulously maintained! On1y urio1'!! IXXl es. e-o S:D,000. at ~"'· . Ruth Pardoll, Roaltor College Realty s"4'S880 lrol Wl's1cliff Dr. 642-5:!00 v- INCOME PLUS Deluxe Triplex 2 BR + family + Jiving room + deluxl" kitchen • 1500 Adams at Harbor !Near Cinema Theater) BRING YOUR HORSE New Homes In Dover Shores a Make your ()lloln special choice from the beautiful Ivan Wells homes now un- der construction. \AugUst completion I a 'Each ha& 4 BIR 3 ba, tam rm with wet bar, dining area, as well as breakfast arE'tl for the children. Each i1 a distinctive & distinguished custom ~ with fabulous view o( Ui; per Bay & hills. • ExcellP.nt financin& & terms availablr. a Buy now & move in hefore school s1arts. Roy J. Ward Co. ( Baycrest Office 1 1842 Santh1.go Dr. 646-1550 Cauntry Living in the City VIEW ColorfuJ lush Bay View Honie. Dramatic decor, 4 BR, 3 baths, powder room, For Salt al less than ro111. OPEN DAILY 1226 Pol•rls Drive john macnab REALTY <X>MPANY 881 OOVER DR. NEWPORT BEACH 1714) 642·8235 OWNERS MOVED N!'ecl just 1 buyer for this !ei·rific M<'sa Vrrdr horn('. •I BR 3 bath, grpar,itr llix23 family roon1, sl'pa1·atc din· ing room. hugr yard "'ith Ja1 ":.> healed I !il11'red pool. Open S•t I Sun 1-5 2837 Ell1mer•, CM -VICK BLURTON Coats & Wallace would like to congrat· ulate Vic Blurton for the second time this year. Vic's sales for the 1uonth of June to- tal $159,450. He has continually been a top salesman in the Costa Mesa area &, of course, is "TOPS" with us. When listing your home list with the winner at COATS 2043 \\1 ~SI'CL11'1'~ DRIVE 645-771 1 Open Eves. I opiQ A865E FRl·SAT·SUN 2077 Orange, C.M. 3 BR. 11.:1 be.ths $21,500 Just Listed Older Home on large lot on Balboa Blvd. $29,9"' George Williamson, RllT. 673-41'"JO OPEN EVES. $69S TOTAC DOWN - TO VETS ln1n1ricul •tr I Br:· :0111. u~ hrk·k firrpl·1cr. dining room. Spotlrss in and out! QuiPI ll'ee·lined strel't. C1ost' to thl" beach and new park for the Kids. COLLEGE PARK $22,750 Lowest priced home In this top flight area. Large cozy room wi1h fireplace., 3 bed· rooms and family room • A perfect buy for the budget minded· Owner. No down to Vets or low down fllA. S46-2313 646-7171 Opon Evn. THE ~J :s;'i :._ E !::.";'T.l'--..TE F:~ SHRUNK Only the price has shrunk on this cozy, attractive, 3 BR co1tage. Si2e, quality, and appeai•ance r e m a I n the same. Near South Coast Plaza. 2 Baths, fenced yard, fireplace & shake.roof. Price just reduced to S25.500, FHA 5* % loan may be assumed. Burr While, Realfor 2901 Newport Blvd, New'port at Victoria 646-8811 I & WALLACE REAL ESTATli 546-4141 16S2 Et.:JNGER Newport Beach &~·I'.:_ _ oi:_ _:~40 1 675-41130 Eves. 673-6009 (Opon $23,950 Evening•! TRY 10°/o DOWN! ~========!Owners translerred east. ii Mu.!11 sell their charming 3 ·~ RE71'1RED???? See. this Ideal MOVE UP. home loca.t.ed walkin1 STOP LOOKING BR. 2 bath, plus pool !able size family rm home. Spac· for thal large 4 BR family ioos corner lot · all reason- room home in reaJ choice Jo-able. off I' rs will be care tu.Uy cation oonvenien\ !or schoolll considered. b:l Cameo Highlilnds. A-Plus distance to Harbor ShoppUts Home. 3 Bclnns, 3 baths, Center. 3 BR, dining room, Plus Family Rm , Plus a all huil t-ins, large kitchen, chiltlrens TV or Game room, massive fireplace ~ bee.wy Plus Big Ocean View from &hake roof, Aasume low professionally landscaped interest loan, no loan fee. garden. S-13,500. CALL MR. BLACK 540-1151 & shopping. Terrilic li\'ing Call: Mrs. Brov.'R 673-ffi59 room with exquisite panell-Balbo• ~·r CURT DOSH, Realror ;:.~ •.... ) ".n, ... Real 1730 W. Coas1 Highway BY OWNER • .29'l BoMinz 642-&172 EVES. 673-3468 Green, College Pk. 3 & fam ~..____,.. rm 2 ba. F'Jl>lc. Elec bl.tne, Honeymoon Cotta g9 Exciting 4 aedrm --Walking distance to grade, ing, nearly new w/w high-Properties pile carpets & cus1om drap-673.7420 Eves: 673°9187 es. t\sking $28.500. l'\l I ·\\JlllJ: ~t \II\ Ill\\ _ $20,900 F•mily Rm -$24,950 Hi school & rollegp. $24,500. Fruit trrt's & nowrr11 gal.or!!. Very nice home in lo.vely Existing loan $19,300 &t II I ~ I I \ ( U ful _. · nei....,b<ntiood. 2 baths. Fam-5% % FHA P}mts $166 rno Delight covt>r.,., patio. "" K. ·-·" bed F Hy room of wife saver kitch· inc. ?I, taxes, ins. ~3860-ing SJ""" rooms. or- 5<lG-5440 maJ dining room. Plctw-e P.n with all the built-in fea-...... ~~!!"'!!"'~~"'"'I windows ovrrlook 1h<' free hlre11 including dishwa.!ther. 1003 Bal;cr, C.i\1. S BEDROOMS • .!!Wim pool in park-like y!U'd . Brick rireplace <!nhances llv· $950 Tata', Cash Channing split rail fence. ing room. Mature shade p 1 th t trees & colorful shrubs. . ·-" t . t lh' aym<'f1ts ess an rcn . ~A().1720 requn-._...., o move 1n o 1s 540-lT.lO ,,.. large (arnil~ horn!'. 1 Closc lod TARBELL ~ Hartior TARBELL 2965 Hari:lor shopping, 11 ch o o & an 1---~~=---CHOICE -churches. Ju.~t pu1 on thr $22,950 CONDOMINIUM marllct, this one won't las!, VA or FHA 3 BR 2 ba, pool-3 BR, 111' BA. 1200 sq, ft. _ _. ,..._ . Carpeted, drape11. Outside $163 per month inCludes IBJc-sizo:u yflrrl .... ,pts, fin!place, bltins. Nenr all. meint., pool, clubhoose. Ad-es and insurru1e~! 7682 1:. •. ~lil:::R 842-4456 or 546-5140 OWNER MOVING jacent shopping c en t er. Very clean 3 BR J\l bath, pa· From owner. $18,450 inc. tio, Near all. Only sig,900 refrig., washer, dryer, $3,000 to move in. 548--0587 Rltrs. 642-9730 Evl'S. 5<\S-072{) --~;-;;;-.:""°'=-- • KENNEDY v I E w $14,500 Good 2 BR, 50x140 R-t lot. 10% Dn. Owntt ft.vine State -must llell! Petitte RJtr., BY OWNER 3 Br. w/w crpta in liv rm & ball Wood PANELING Lrg back yar FHA APPRAISED at $18,750. Will Sell $18.500. 54~1281 1 BR & 2 BR, all deluxe $44,500 . Immaculate doll house on huge A-1 lot, zoned for hOrs- es. Newly carpeted with charming Swedish fireplace. Combine a country 1tm06- phf're Ind An outstanding prkle of ownership home. Only S21.2JO. May consider GJ temu;, Wonderfully well built ~ BR 2 bath ranch stYh~ hoole near Qlerry Lake. Fam rm (with BBQ) looks out on lovely patio. Huge game room adjoins 2nd patio A l6x 35' pool. You'll love the spac· iousness & privacy ot this I •--------•l·-;:H;:o-::w°''Bon:cu::;t,-.,.T"n"is'°?,-- ''"'h horn• ;" '"' city. DAVIDSON Realty -l\8,800 OCEAN trom dining room & lovely garden kitchen. 4 large bedrooms & 21Ai bathe. DNORCE Ale; $3,000 under going market. 4 BR. 2 Ba., fam. rm. l6X24' tun rm, Mesa Del Mar. ht $17,000 takes it. Furn. Avail . 549-373'2 eves. lnCOl'M' $430 by S.pt. Newport at Victori• 646-1811 (Opon Evenings) $18,950 3 BR Westside home, interior 3:>43 WESTCUFF DRIVE 646-7711 Open Eves. """""' """""'"'· """' Badielar's Pad on lhis onr ~ DeligbUuJ 2 BR, 2 bath beach 642· tnl home. use of pool, tennis Anytime court , etc. Prict lo S'25.900. OPEN HOUSE SAT ONLY 1-S 336 Canal Nawport Shores -&!:'.'~!- 332 1~11rguerlle, CdM 673-8l60 home, new carpels, new1"'!~~~!l!'!!':~~~ .. '"'-,~ BROADMoOR HOME ONLY S.16. 75 Open House S•t & Sun Dan V. Franklin Broodmoo-Hom• '" · """°' REALTOR Vi~ Hilla. NOW• bcdrooma 32.10 E. CMst Jl~:y, It fAmUy room. 21Ai beth.~. Corona d~I M11r 673-Zln georirour; homt! with magnlf· lcent tuU harbor view, NEV• ER 1.JVEO IN!ll $41.950. Roy J. Ward Co. Solid home· 'd value! 3 bed· 1 "'""'' om,,, 1 OPEN SAT/ SUN ""'"''· 2 batll.. '-"'"'"'"". Dolta Reel Estate ~14 BY 0 W N E R : Camtridar model. College Parle. 3 lrJ br, 2 ba, xtra lrg fam rm, 2 used brick flllbi, cpts,drpe .. lndscping. A Rustic Beauty, $27,900. 540-7957 or 830-l537 BY OWNER -$24,500, 10% dn. 3 br, 1% ba, full c pts/dt-p.s, lndscpd, xtra yard for boal/tJ'lr. Xlnt klc. nr 11chla/shop1. 548-7313. 642--0721 1842 SRntiago Dr. 646-la.'JO P.d patio !or those summer par1ies. Shade tr~ & a Jr, Orchard. High fence tor pri· vacy. E.'xccllent area. $1000 DOWN FOR YOU VA & FHA Buyers "2,200 SQ. F'f'.", 5 \argf' bedrooms. lfi X 32 POOL, 2"'-large balhs, 640 sq. ft. ot ftmily room, all built-in kitchen, d~ble gar- age. \Vbat A Buy for only $26,500. MOVE IN TODAY. 00 "' COSTA MESA OFFICE 2629 Harbor Blvd. 545-9491 Open 'lil S PM Believe It ar Not 4BR 21,. bath home conven· ient to Marln~rs School, park l Westcliff Pl1tl8. Only $42,0CO. Baycrest Beauty 4 large BRs, family room & formal dining room. Inllght· ful poJl. 1539 Santl1go Drive Opon Sat/Sun 1.5 Cherin Arnold Jerry Fr-eud R~llllOI''-646-1155 -$8,000 3129 BRAY LANE Lovely North CO!ita M r i:: a 5-ID-1720 pool home 3 BR + ramily TARBELL 2$5 Harbor + dining, carpets, dca,,... c I I I 'c hardwood· floors. . 0 on a omer . t. 9 rooms 5 BRs 3 baths. Near :1 huge BRs, large lam nn with dble stone frplc, blt-ina including dishwasher. Per- fecl cond inside & out. Large brick patio. Fine Mesa v.!r. de location. CALL DA VE OR l.ARRY 54().1152 owner/bier. 2150 Harbor 5B, CM Sears, all schools & cma-ch- Eves. MS-4941 ~-Nice neighborhood. Call Costa Mosa 1100 32BASlol'y, 3 BR I '"~~~~~~~~"'I for inlormalion only, Lou • tam. rm., Ritt. "6-5400 WALK TO BEACH "'"'""" "'' "' key. * Hat? Poal Home 2 ""'"· ,,..,,. • filterod c1 "" dowoo FHA "'"'down T H McA di B k pool. N•. So. c...t Pl .... full p1'iCP. $26,700. Owner • • r e ro er 3 BR • F.ft:. Guest Howie By owner. 549--0013 traosferred J BR 2 hath E8ta11C1a Ill Dist For Salo By Owner large kilch 0 cn wllh boilt-i~ m W. \Vllson, CM M2'68l7 R6l Senate St. 548-7011 3 BR, 2 baths, near !hoppitw, range & o~e:i,t· family roo~, ~ BY Ow ner: Mesa Del Mar school•. Excel financing. fleP&J'att living room "-'Ith + 3 &thll • .11tep! t<i Oce 3 BR .. 2 Ba., tully C.r,>t'd.1 Price $25,500. 2371 Cblumbla nreplaee, carpets, drapes. Ol · an, plus pool. $39,950. (Lge. Dr, Phone 54&0619 landscaping "-gprink!P.r.!l. R anne,I: Pools, Tesnnls Cl. VA Joan U!lumable) 54G--2420 . ccrea IOfl 1re1. treet to BY Owner; 3 BR., fam, rm., MtWe an lmmed. Mosl ~ St lot. A MUST SEE, $J9,950 4 BR. 1% be. crpt, drp, apac, liv, rm.&: ya.rd, Metil ulitr floor plan & exter10r CA YWOOO REAL TY hrdwd ftr1. 18x36 pool, Del Mar, FHA, tttms, In thi!I arcu. 6306 w. Coe.st Hwy. Halecrest are a, 54.5-7323 $.24,500. ~2352 2-111 l f N. B. 548•1290 owner. 610-5000 ~ -;;M;cESo;A.-.D:;;EL:;-:M-;,AR;;:-3;:-;B<-.. -c!am,-========::I .. Cool & Comfortable AttracUveJy decorated 3 SD home plus nic1: l3mlly tm, and ameroua U?A' kllchen. Stick 89y arl'A, $28,900 "NEWPORT BEACH" rm. fl',000. OWNER. Open M ... VenM 1110 4 + 3 Bath&, '3.'J,700 Hee. 980 Presidio Dr • Ranch modem -blt-in!I. 545-5487 ' Beautiful area -HURRY! --,MO=~NT=l~C~E~L~L~O~- "OCEAN VIEW • $25,900" J-luge 2 Bdrm1 ,' 2 ba, 50:11,lZT Flrtplace. Be.low market! llOME 642-4090 TOWNHOUSE * 546-929S * BY O\VNER Mu.st sell. 4 br. 2 ba. f1m rm. bltne. frptc: Ja, fnd lot. ~3.950. 545--3582 UNDER $25,000 . ID% DOWN 3 BR + family room In Col- lege Park with e.11 electric buill·in kitchen & gpacious llving ronm 'Nitti fireplace • 2 bal.M, Wlll l!hower, IO'leiy fen~ yard. aprinklen; & ' ~ patio. $156/mo Pf'Y· menl includes all. Prict only Pi.000. Call now It won't )111t: Swoot 'N Ne•t \llctori1 -$17,000 19 QF1'1CES Or11.t11e QJonty's l..aflest $'MO DOWN • ()'tl.tnt:r will ft. n•~· • Good hx'ome prop- VISTA BAVA ST. 3Bili:10ttwid<ilot0p<n1. ClMn 3 BR, tam rm, 2 ba, 4. U>.&ll. l!MO Whittier. I BR + family """" HI btth ncwb' deoorattd. Nfct ptt.tio. fenced yard. Mtrtin R. E. 54U332 BY 01"ner Pac~. 2 •tcry, 5 BR, 3 BA, _,.. extrM. .M32 Sbantar Dr.1 A stHJ at $3f,750. 548-?llEI 3 BR. 2 Ba. Fam~ blm., 2 ~CS. dole ID ICbooll • I'\ I I • \\ 11 I I I ~· \H\ \II\\ >!I I I 1 ' 646-111 I E>l"""'1tlng 3 ""'"'°"' <Ot· ~e. Sepa.r1te dining room. (Opon Efficiency kitchen. On hup Ewntnpl ettalt lf'Qlmds. Excellent CM ~ ~ '"'!!!!!!~'!!'!~~~""I Sift. M'W pt.ymmt1 lea 293 E. 111b St. ....,. 1183 Bakt!r, ' ~ 1 • . ~~~'m~~':'°I TERRIFIC 4 UNITS-.,.. ""'· .\dloinlne lot moy FINI PAMILY HOME 1~SALES ASSOCIATES 3 yn old, 3 BR, 2 """'I' .. _...,,.. '°' bulJdlni 5 BR,< BA. din,. d...,, l• 16115 split. Management in each. 3 mtted /~. ~ve unit.. et«. for Slll.<XO. de-ck, 45' lot, nr Lido JNt opportun.it)'. Double your ~-Prim Cclr..t loc. $110,<XXI !t40-I120 O>. &!w m . trmca/stnf1.11 kit. '""""''· Call fo<o ,oppt. CORBIN-MARTIN TARBELL !mo Hutior Le "'11111""'"191.fiOO OW!lr. jlOME 642-«llO REAl;TORs ~lllll2 SOCK rr ro 'EMJ I m.n.1 -· ·" omcES °"""' C<!UnlY'• Lu1nl '9.l E, 17th St. 34ll Eut COR11t Hwy, "'Pb. cirpf, rtplc, blt•inl, 549-2042 Coran& ~ Mar rn.3745 lnd91:.-pd, ll)mklrs, qukt cul 3 BR 1% brt tam 1rp1 CORONA DEL MAR ,,.,.St.Sl3.fl00 ,-lO%down Ira ;.,..i. ,.;.,., 511,. _.; 2 BR. 2 balll MIZELL REALTY W.ml $21,!00 0..... !5$-!Wtl D<I~ ......,..,.,. + In...,. SPLIT l1WL Juol II ted' MOVING < B,, 2 ba Irr ,...S. Cloee to Bt•eh, Ocun A: Top condition.1 -i. 1 : 1 ~ 119do. $20,900 316 Ramona Jetty, rumpus room wfth Httplue, f'I. 548-4731 owner. .. _~lchardton/Pur6<!1~...... .f BR• I~ patio, 3 car BY Owner, 5 B1t. 2 BA, ._cy •....-.w.i. Pf'llf, In Mtt& V«de bM:-ins, eood iocattc>n. VS1 D;ol llU-'l67ll lor RllSIJLTS "3.000. 81'· !W&;6GflO clean. $2?.7'l0. 882-2121,1 - """1l>W--'°" -*56-Gal 3 BDRM. hm nn. lif adtoob l!lll.500. GI Lou 0\1 9'. Will Wey-· 167-4 IO'I'• 51., Gr ~ Fer t\llCl. tCllClmt ~ PILOl"WANlADII - '' -- ---· -- ----- - ---·--~--·------------------------------- - - -_________________ ...., _ _. ______ ... ______ ................. ..:.i,;, <' S..tllirW.1, JcMJ u. l'M DAIL 't P1lOT ttUUSllS FOR SAL F SALE HOU ES FOR SAL I HOUSES FOii SALi HOUSES FOii SALi II 1210 C-o tlol Mff 1250 !:!untl~on ... ch 1 ~,,i,_.;mj!lii~nii~iiiliii.!,illciihiiiiiiiiiilii70Sii RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS ll!NTALS j Hou-Fuml"'°" -Unluml1hocl Aph. Fumlthool Aph. Unfvmlthool", -•Vonlo 1111 Nowport .... ---:-.-- SPUT LEVEL OPEN HOUSE LOOl(J SURPRISE HUft!lntton loacll 2400 _,.,. leadl . nG0 Coot• -4100 c..ta, ~ 5100 BY Owner M._. Verde 4 Br. 2 Ba, fl.m rm. 2 brick tf1lk::t bllnl, ... .ohq apbo ...... ""' -point, ......... $21,IL'iO-5t9-2TU after fl pm 434 ACACIA -$11,500 Medlterre"'.Nn . CORONA DEL MAR stiow• like a modd! s ll.l'lf S BR 2 t.., IPICM>Ui livtne: On oceul akte ol h c;lllc bedrooms. 2 batla. Drffm roc:m •lhilb beamed ctn. bet ltu1l kitchen with all the bullt·in lnp, ccl<*!d dtdt, elect. ::';.~~ ~ ~! f\1~ conveniences. Quality ct.r- dwnb waittr, 2 eltctrutlc or nuiUeL • Both living peting, CA.li'tom dr~•· I•· caraae doon. Ooee to rooma have flrcpl.Acea. • Dialed rear IMnc room over· llClbooU. $37 ,950. 0 w n e r LAree. workshop in rf!lr. • Jocik$ lbe .P81'k • Uke yard, ATl'lt. 2 Br. *'-w/w BAYCRFSI'' <lwmhw A $25 Wk. Up . ARBOR ...,,... dbo.. -yrd. ......-.. • ea-•I> -: :t"' u:,~ ~.... H H-C-.092-592! l:"..:is;:"','°~ :=~a!"--GREEN$ or&m. SPACIOUS Home S Br. 2 ba comer lot. Quiet. all4e-Ac •t. tit· echls, dt.urdM!e, llbraey, &oll course. Pril"I! $31,000. 3000 Ce7lon Rd .lMeM Verde) ~t Fount1ln V11Jey 2410 tlulll"-in kitchen, cupeta A: 2376 Newport Blvd. S4"'5 draperlea: $f(l0fmo wldi 8AOltLOI\ • UNnnut. THE GREEN 2 BEDROOM. yud. pell poo1 care. 2 ,.....1,.,.. A1TllACl'IVE. tum •• cute \ ......__ $100 ·' &IUJl6, S48-8905 Rool top iundeck wilb bay F~ 1W' hoot. Ca.raa,e. welcon.)e. $150 pet mo. OOVER. SHORES AREA: BR. SpoU.. Walk to Jnml. LEAVES 962..()9115 BetutilUlly deeont!d A: •tores. f'l04.50. Ph one 1rlcl. utD. UMMER dramatic Jaree 8f>&Dl1h 549-3&t3eveeorcallat~ 1 ·26SBDRM. OF S L1911n1 Nip! 2707 home, 4 BR-3 bath., dining B Maple St. Aho 2 BR rtiRN. • llNJ'Ullll, Es.-... SI Lot • ocean y1~ .• at $48,~ E>1eellent area. 8t6-0ll04 . ....... 1 • . with --'!ont tenn• TARBELL 16lll Beod> BWd. with 4 est CV"at and ftnfl ~-~ • I. 3032 CAPRI LANE. C.M .. ' Executlvu I: Docton will I ~ tbll deluxe home s & i botb ~ Jun o11 6#-7171 e 544-2313 $99S MOV~-IH Q1ft 'Drive aaklna'· S33 900 No cloaing costs. Vacant 3 BR enguU thll outsl.itldq CCll'• BEAU l'llrn.. J bdrm 3 bth rm A panelkd tamllyoftOUI ia:afW11. aYailaNe AUg. l1t. HHted f'ooll. <JJDd Ci1' ntt lot situated 2 block• In Monarch 81,y '1 1 e ~ on lar&e 1andacaiped lot witb ;;•;wpo~rt;;a.;1<;h=;;;4;200;;; Oeatu, AdJ, IO Shappbta: i I on 15tb .tatrawy o1 Mea OPEN SAT I. SUN' 1.5 1% """"· liOxlOO' !meed lol 324 El Modono """'"""""'· -~. d<ap- rrom famed Vietor HU&OI. oommunl!J'. Ind. f'rplee, 1",...,..""'""i." ... "", a..Iiiiiiiroriiii642-0200iiii""' No petl allowed Cool P'ffD lawn studded elee. lcit., dJw. pdnr, dub!• 2700 P•m:noa Wtq, 91 Ill\"' • Verde C. c. Drlve b)' - phone 61)J2ll!i.l eve es. electric built-in R&O, BY Owner; l BR., l ba at-dlnlnc area, private bath oU trutive well kept. Nr tch0ol1'I;=======" muter BR, double garage. with l!ne old ..., add ID !H'Ml<&•s. Aval! Sepl 15, AVAIL Aur hl oor Unit W> .I Will LWE b« A....,.,°""" .. _ the natl.c srandeur ot this $350 ~-« &-U28 in& pool. Carpets, dtapes, Y 5e6-o31I 1 °""""" -....... ft. 4 BR. s Qa.; din. rm. ' lam. rm. 2122 Canary Dr. $44.000 Open Dolly 5'S-Q)gl Coller Pork 1115 $21,100 er f 6t6--3079 lllbol Penlhsul1 1300 S159 per mo. inclUding taxes. LARGE 3 BEDROOM, m::N. . . blt-inl, 2 car carport, 3 BA, 2\S BATII H~. Vacation Rent1h 2900 ~th.I, S2SO ETU:~n~ llyahore. 1225 llJtlAfJ{i!~lMtll Contemporary trt-level floor PALM Springs. 3 bedroom 2 . ·-91S 'West Bay Ave °" Broolth-. Garll•!d plan ......... 3 w.U ..... bath pool ond ""' COO· B'-)' &: Beach Realty, Inc. 2025 W. Balboa mvd,. NB 1N?'nAL OfftnDg .~~'net; 3 plus BR'•· Unobs:l.ructed 962-4471 546-8103 portioned bedroom& (1 with dil:kned $250 pr mo lease·l""""!~~~'l'\'!~i"""' 5 BR. 3 Ba., dining rm., View of Bey Private petlo ELEPHANT SIZED private bath) and u ex· Week A: weekend rates. Il4-RENTYE~RRLLYEASE tam. rm.; eood if'OWld lease ' ' •·-e!y I•-• Uvino _,,,_ 535-0993 a...."ter 6 pm. "" Tail clo.e to . be h wet bar. ..... -• . -... ....., .. 3 Br .•• ~ F'lmil7 room . ~~ coopera=·inv~~'. Open Sat. & Sun. 1..C BEDROOMS complete with red brick 29 O 11.• bath Bltns, Jovel)' incl a-·al blue w/w carpeting, hearth fireplace, muaive ;;S•;m;;mo;;;r;Ro;;nt;;;•;'';;;;;;;;;;l; 1 ,.. $57,500. Open house sun. • ...... ,. ~..... il!n be 2 Br. l'lome acrou re1.r •-" w/cav. paUo. Nr. ._,., ....... NB p I Barrett & Co •aervice -h. 3 BR + den ""....,_.. ce 1 am sup- ADULTS ONLY July • Aug. • Sept. FURNISHED APT. 2 ~ROOMS -2 BATllS Waterfront /Loe BOAT SLIPS Channel Reef 2525 Ocean Blvd., CdM 673-1718 ,... -v~o.~.. e e • ~-"-v--. " ith I Isl achl11, coll~e, c b u r c b t' • + 2 baths + lr~form pa. po~ ......... ..,.,,. pne n, w Mag ¢ e n-"·t!cal!y ~at + BBQ • l f _ _. pnvate outdoor entrance ill > • shpg. ~ ,... .... .,.. , Dover Shores 1227 642-4353 tio « arge encl."\.! avallllble for quiet concen. Spend a bewltclllng week ln'I========::: BEAUTlFUL Waterfront trom Lido ~ping OPDJ SAT &: SUN AT ti(ti Cubhou!e Npt Bch. 548-5ll2 --.. ·--"---=-----· ~ent. park • like ~· """""-for odu!ll .....,. Ing peal:& I: quiet. Discrlrnlna.tive Tenants , 1. 2 • 3 BDRM. Al'l'S.I P<>OL. NO CHILDREN ' MARTINICj)UE i GARPEN APTS.: $24 ,900. -:-;;-;7;:--';;;:-;-J:;;;l!!!!!l!!!!!l!~ii!iiii!!!!!!!!!'! yard + owners will pay ..... led •tudy. F--n .. -m .... true lmd ot enchant· N-port Hel11hh 3210 Ap• 2 °-.......... boat dock i:0...0:=,;:"====*=5'6--0991:=== L1~'!_;__~.!;.,.. Vf;· ~ CHOICE ~...froot corner lot pointa tor FHA orGikfinanc. ~"tb walls and~·~-~t. Neat, de&n, cottages A·~n L• 9 '· wkl; -~~ .. ~~ rental ~ STEVENS VILLA .. I· . ~. ""'x av. o. with two-way view Two ing. Price'!' can It as ! I tor weekly untall in en· Vn.u.. Sept mo ... e. winter lease. 3403 Finley NEW. LUXURlOUS Newf!!rt IMch , ~ 285 Santi.ago $21,500, build bouw. Probate sale .. Shown TRADEWINDS RL TY. ::i of a:raw.u":t·~ :; trancing Avalon, Catalina. eustom 3 gdr 2 ba, Cl'Pt!· ~ 1 .& 2 BDRM. API'S. 18th 1: Santa Ana, C.M. I Call Mrl. Hendenc>II ~ im Santa ·Ana, Apt 113, C.?f. )'tllll' own-&M-2039 eves by app't &f6..6!10 842-5011 or 842-5012 ,_ .., __ ~ ... _, ......... ALSO 1tlect residential prop-drapes, bl.t-ins, $250 mo. util · From. $13 Month 1 KllU'll'I Place g"'w, UUUI" v~ na.~ Ul"ll;A paid 646-2891 S'l1JDIO, View be a c b , ,..A_;,tl, •-'-, all built·· .. ., HI h nd 235 16x36' POOL and ,...,..le wood burning '"'°' "" "'" •==· ====== oundeck: 1 omp!. girl .,. ~~ ~·~-I Lov•1Y Ranch •tyle h<Mne In Harbor 8 la • 1 2146 Miramar d 1gn· ond B 1111.'f R II ,. SOl M . L uw '"" Adwl5 only. No pell. th ...... 1 ... t &: deslrable area. Luxurious 3 BR home, dining fireplace 11 d d It}' urr Rll) e ea or Irvine 3238 ..,"°,_man,.,.. o. me • 384 Avoca. do, CM M ...... Apt,8 """" -"'' ""·-----• T~ -~ k' .... charm to your leiturt and r , ---------•. 3 BR, dining nn, Fplc, kit· 1620 D oth Ln near new. vw•"='· ,,.., .... e1 e1• room, den & g ... uen 1lu1en. 1· , -:=::-;:::;--,;-;;;;-;I !Sii'iiii!T.Mj;i;L"m)iqifi, chen w/quarry tile, blt-lns, or Y • ·must aell. 4 BR, dining rm, F'ully carpeted & draped. dining ltouni. 2901 Newport Blvd. VILLAGE t 3 hr, din rm, STE:Ps iO ocean tux 2 BR. 2 ~2~~! ~~~:::: :J: nook, .,,,,.,... P•tio, ~ Harbor HiCJhlands Open Sat. & Sun. 1-4 Professionally landscaped. Newport Beach atrium, model home faces BA, Patio· $200. wk. $700 bl"-· 2 ,_ Will •-de t , ·1 th Outakle shower to wash oft ....., ...,,,... Eve•· . ..,.~• pool, tennia eta, $215 mo 1 '·· S!l9 a: w/w cpts, drps, w111. ""• yard, beautifully land!JCaped. Deluxe quality, Attractive 4 .... o uni s nl"M' e ..__ be b sand be t uo...-.o.w "'"'-N 33 n • .,., mo. or 'tr Y """' ...,vu enclosed cpted Pa I f o •, Estate l81e at $32,500. Of. BR, tam nn, larg~ pool, Pete Barrett & Co. beach or submit offer to pur-;: 11.oc': )'OUl' ~:.. 11=~3 BLUE LA.GOON VILLA 6JZ-6326, (213)-4 ...UI Ave. 642-30'15 or 838-ST12 !'.:!~~ .... only. 409 Ford Rf· !@rt conslde.red. well • &tT"ana:ed patio, and\ · mu5TER REAL TY car P1'8&e to rtOT"e )'Ota 2 Bedrooml, 2 baths, Coron1 del Mir 3250 Coron• del Mar 4250 .....,..M.P'IV , GRAHAM REALTY, M&-2414 rear yard Beautifully Jand. 642-4353 lll612 Beach BL. HB 842-6633 auto• lx>llta. And an Jt.2 lot FumMlbed • •• $230 wk. CLEAN 2 B<lnn, garaa:e, <Nr. N.B. Post Offtce) llCaped. to tnllurt )'OUt lutute. FOR LEASE 1 BR Furn Apt •••• $~mo., '1&\Kldry, Refrlg, Range' ON THE WA'JEI. Open Sat. & Sun. 1-4 Lido Isle Sill WEEK I BR. elec blt·im, crpta. 2 BR Furn Apt •.•• $1QJ mo. ·aduIU, $90. We a1ao ba111e Omm1na:: 2'BR., 2 Ba., frpl, EicdUliv. with: 1---------1 The green. leaves al summer I Bchoml Fln &-p., w/pool, ~ mo. Orin~ c1::t ~pertf 1:-Fum=-,Ap=ta.:c:--54&-=:MO!u.:-;;:::::: I bame on. Bad: Be..Y. idml tor e SACRIFICE e 4mt1% '-th, IPIUkllngbeat. ma,y chance to auttmm aol-:rmm.c, 2 tioc:k1 beach G.H. Robertson Rltr. 6'f5..?'40 332 M 'te OiM 67l-8550 1 BR. Newly dee, Nr. ~ -........ -· --Pete Barrett & Co. °"""' MUOI ... --' od pool. Priced lrom $2'l,500. on, bul th!o homo will .... ''"""' ,, .. ,.., .... 3 BR. ' ha, b!!-!nl, ...... """'"' ' & bus line. Adults ooly 111. munlty, cl1'Xiouae, Po o 1. Bt. home 00 52' ltnda cor· Excellent locatkm n e a r er. be •vailable at thll ~ LABOR Day Week: From mp., $215 mo. R. L. Huntington Beech 4400 Rear 2544 Npt Blvd. Cl!f beach; awJL boat dock. 642-4353 ner lot at ONCE! Reduced beach & bftway, pnce ol S42,500 ·ever aaain. Sat Aug, 3l: S3IXI ht. wk. or Strickler, RLTR. 673-6510 ·615-3793 .11 $21,500. Owner. #30Bayg.ide SS.cm 10 sell at less than Jot Pacific Shores Realty 494-8833 S5CO 'for 2 wka. Exel. •NEW • LUXURIOUS • 2 R dr bl~ Village, 300 E. Cs!. HW)'. VACANT 3 BEDRM.S, 2 value. Price $50,tm. By ~ Eves. 536-3240 LOS PADRES Oceamide So. Lag. Ideal for Huntington B .. ch 3400 RESORT LIVING . g·!p.id~t1 a':jy, ._; &Th-1585 BATitS, F.P. PATIO CR.PT, CMner Open House Sm.1·5. REALTY 1 er 2 fam, Comp!, equip. 4 NATIVE GARDENS children or pe<ts 642-l235 * OPEN HOUSE * DRPS RDIT WlllLE IN 673-7fill. 895 Glenneyre Stred .f.8.2898 or ~2428 CUTE 1 BR, carpeta, drapea, 6 POOLs.SAUNAS-JAOJZZI . $iiid DOVER SHORES Ate&. Sat ESCROW. RUBY H. -rw=o~S .. T .. O""R"Y,.--GI BUYERS IAguna Beach H 2 bo 2 re.frig, disposal. Lge fenced HUNTINGTON SPAC., l mmac.-2 BR. .. ELL I !!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!11 I 3 BR-Ottlle, ·• aep. yard. Gardener, Adults. No · Adults. No amoking, no pett. & Sun lto 5: 4 br, 2 full RUSS , RLTR. 545--2209 4 Bdrm•., 3 bathll, plu i din-Sharp 3 BR 2 bath home I' pragei; avail. J uly 15th to petll. 847_19'1 « 842-2937 ' 2 Pati06; privacy. 67f>.48.J9 , be, 2 half ba, rustom dlx lng. Some view trom spac. near schools, shopping, Sept. lStb. SISOO. 1037 W. GARDENS •·me 0 -a1 din nn " University Park 1237 Doug!" Pl'"! Appr•; __ _. 11 "·'~ Bl NB «•7~ '"' · .r..,,,,. • ""' mstr. 11.1\t~. Lee. shady patio ' ..,,,.,., ..,............. v., '"""'"'" L•gun1 Beach 3705 car car. Fee simple. $?9,SOO MUST RU now. tran!ferred. WALKER REALTY $23,'150. Vacant. • DELUXE ocnfrt furn. apta. 3 -'~------ By owner ..,~!,!a.ntlago Dr. 3 BR , • den, 2~ bath, fami· 615-~200 548-1467 Eves Open Sat/Sun l~ ] br 2 bs. w/w, drpB tndr BBQ MONARCH BAY ARE A ""v......., 16382 EAGLE LANE, HB ll'DVBR LOVELY OCEAN VIEW 3 ty room, wet bar' Open Sat. I Sun. 1.S PERRON REAL TY CO. =-~•"-~wk up. ZlCfli,i W. Ocean " . NEWPORT, 3300 Marcus, carpets/dr.pe1 ex Ir a 1 , lOl Ft Front11.oit, S ruages. !8th & ~... CM 6'2 l77l Front 613-tn BR&: den, 2 BA, cpU, Drpa, LARGE Ba.cit. apt., uwer. attractive 2 be d room Patio, landscaped, S29Vi&Lldo°N~rd vi e, · _ ...... _ .... ,, 1 Z Br ........ fum 1, trpl,pooLS300mo. Downtown;nee.rbeach.'IWI Tennis . Entertainment BOLSA-CHICA I. HEIL AOUL TS 847-8414 .waterfront cottage wltft sprinklers. Reduced t o L-rd p II NEWPORT WEST •=..._.-or • ~· · ?S adults496-1243betw10-5pm. Month. 847_2685 r-dock. Must sell for land $32,000 • make offer. Will RlcrM Mn• urce •.Aft.. blk to bch. S12'i &: S150 wk. 1 ~-~~~~--~ N1wport Be1ch EASTBLUFF FOR LEASE 52o0 1"8 New Prestige Town Homes -~ 2nd. • -·-· option•. 2443 E. Cout Hwy., CdM 2 story GI no dtt. ! BR J.2x1B' ....... 11n lZ8 w. Balboa Blvd.~Bdloa 3 large BR, 2 BA, ocean 2 MEDALIJON 1 BR condo. value $47 .500. 0 w n e r ·-"' ...,_.. b'~ vi r.e.ae? Owner 833-0GJ.4 6'75-fOJl tam nn, formal din rm, * 494-5189 * ....... -...., ocean t!W, near mlnium, encl 'Patio, swim-' 1»-4SS6 IPu.J Weekendll lfx.ll' cov, patio with BBQ EMERALD BAY -ldee.1 tam-B'LBO• PEN. INSU• a ~erald Bay. mo mo. 251 ming pool, $125 mo. 6?>5034 Gold Medalion an electrie1 ITI41 642.-0674 VILI.A.GE 2 lux extru 3 Br, OPEN SAT I: SUN ii)' home, 6 bedrm1, large "' "' _.. Cajon St., Laguna Beach Uvin& &: private patio CUU Dr. N~ Height& A.crcu trom paric. 2 11tory 4 Br. 2 ba. din rm, crpta, drps, kit bltns. Tree lhaded b9'lk patio Xlnt 1torage. aoee to all s:hls. Fine avail $43.500. SU-5843 2 ba, atrium., u,; ft cellinga, 2 BR. den Fumll!tled 4 wet bar. Owner trans. dining rm, family nn w/FP, 2 BR., adp&. 8; avail. 7128 · FREE Utilities, furn apt. nr • 3 lulb gardenl, mirrored us Via Quito ~ ~Rt5HEAR REAL TY 4 batha plu.s 2 hall bathl, thru S/Z. ns Anade 615-2681 Condominium 3950 bch. Yrty or Wkly. Sl2l-Up. 2 bedroom + den A l bed, closets, gla.m 1 p a c Io u 1 befl.utifW!y landscaped, !ewe-NEW 2 Bdnn 2 Ba, Stepc to · 536-1366 536-3777 room with 2 or 214 batha , entertaining S:J6;500. Exe. in· Belbo1 lsl1nd 1355 84'1-8531 Eves. 536-7000 Jy patio, ocean views • bay &: oceean. Set at 310 E. ?XI Dll..UXE J Br. 2,IXXI llQ. ruRN. Duplex, 1 bdrm. and e vest Nr UCI 833-0304 3 BR Home •• 1 BR Apt Fount•in Valley 1410 S129,500. Adjoining lot, com· ';;S.tt'<y;;:A;,ve,.;::Bal-..,.,bua::-'";;-,:=:-!!:!,lewport Backb!Bay. View rarage 1 blk from beach Your own lar&e 2.-car ~. _., i -----~--pl"~ly Jindscaprd • $27,500 • 1 · ...-..... All elec. tru, c:rpts, $140 mo. 536-TI-46 Automatic door cpmer aval. . Fum. $57,500 -term&. Or must be llOkl with or after BALBOA II:. Attr. I BR apt. drpl'. Dbl gar. 646-2670 I--"'"--------I e· . i I BY OWNER ' ... In. 1238 will rent. RJtr 548-9569 LARGE 5 bedroom. 2lh bath home sale. (alps. 6); avail. July, A~. . L19un1 Beach 4705 h home. Separate f a m i I y Sept. ~15Cl3: 499-2316 Duplex.ft Unfum. 3975 Dlshwa&hcr, drapa. carpeT Beach home. Perfect condi· tion. New rec room . Next to Jlarli:. beach "' Wftterlront. You own land. R-2. wm. lo.n 11)% • ..,,..,.., E H '' _,on ... ch '400 room All b1t-ins c~otcly .,_,, 1u-•-•~ 2 BR 2 BA, &: la·--t-. fadlitieL IRVIN • un .... • · vu-OCEAN FRONT. A choice of NPT Bch 1 BR, sleeps 4. 1 '~"'" nl.llll.Jeu 'I>_......._ ......... ,. __ .,_...,_ carpeted & drsped. Fe~ blk to ece.... un ._,. -'·. LG. hm type 1 br, 'I11e kit ' all electric built·inS. Pano-. ~.eraton. &Y~ ' S(X). By owner. 297...c73 or TWO ONE LOT Near Sclw:lols, shopping and lUXUI)' apartments with pri.. -.. ...., .-• ·~ Village 1, 2 BR Spanish, on vale be•ch A: .wim.m•--Ju}y. Avail Aug. 6«2-1272 ba. Gar. $100. Pref lady ramie view overlooking All· y-.. -al ~ ,_ pool. San Diego F reeway, .. ..., .i--"""'E -st CM ., "'--" ~ac:: 49S-3755 ........ ..---·· ->T w green belt location, nr. UCI, Modem 4 BR ha.rdwood D.111, 842-.2342 pool, 2 bednn. 2 bath· for 2 BR Furn, on SEASHORE ""~· s.w · ""'w ·· D'l:"tl\;11, ......... e ahopplna I: ftla'Ution, S24.· lath A p1uOl!r home in tront. I ...,==7'::-c=-:c,.-,"""""'° S37,700, 3 bednn 2 bath for Dr, NB. $1'15 wk. '7>1700 l(t:NTALS l(i:!NT ALS . ltefl1: 11:ar11ng. at $250 mo at 1 SAC'RlFIC&. Mwl SeU • '42-Z741. Older, map 3 BR home in LOVELY 3 Br. 2 ba with ex-$44,500. (63J..4863 After 5 PM) Apta.. Fuml1hecf AptL Unfurnished e trade before July >l. Boy reu. P&do. Bic comer lot tru. Pi.tio, large I ot • I BD •«AMIGO WAY 126 ~ !16"1678 . RM, View, nr beach, c .. 11 M111 4100 Go I 5000 -View custom Conde., J br, 2 E•stb_l_uff _____ 1242 with llley. $26,500 get1 them, -.o..:.'~=· =~===== TURNER ASSOCIATES n1ee. S85 wk: 2 bdrm $l15 Simoo7,Z-:~:--;;;;;;I -~·~·~roii.P.iiiiiii~ NEWPORT BEACJt ba hln. 2,000 1q. tt. 2 1tr)', -both. I' 682 No, Chast Blvd. "'A" o"~o.,. ... -· STU 0 w/pools, golf, etc. Loan bal BLUFFS, Rare "G" p I an: Rex L. Hodge1 RNlty G1rden Grove 1475 Laguna Beach (TI4l 494-1177 .,......._ '""""'.ow DI Apt. over garage. VE-N-DOM-E l:N:;:EWPO~;;;;;R;;;T;o=;R!v';';";!"'""''·~S.:;:"ck~I $29,JOO. OUn"~ 673-tJ.56 Spacioul 4 bt, 3 be, By 847•2525 GARDEN House: 1J,_, 7; Twin beds. Kitchen et t Bay. Avail July zr. l BR 2 % WESTC Owner. $37,950 644--0740 5 BR. Pl.us pool. West Garden * JUSI' R.EDUCEl) $2,000 U7S Week. 514 Ftn>l.eaf, w/dispoeal, dressing room, . LIFF 4 BEDRM -$24,7501 Grove. Decldng, landacpd, Short walk to Beach -North O>rcna del Mar. 6'73-5360 l!lbawer &: tug. Beamed Make reservations NOW BA .. W/W rup:, drpi, 3 BR . 2 Ba. w/beem cell. Corone del M.r 1250 Excitin.g hml.ly room ''Teen-&prlnkleni, CJll(s, drp&, 2 end, ocean Aide of hwy. 2 br, 1 Bedroom fumlshed apt. cell~, crptd, frplc. Walk Newly Redecorated blt-lni. Large pooJ • ttc. de:i; encl. patiOll. Nr. schools iiiiijiiiiiiiiiiii9,~iiiiiiiij age Paradlae". 2 baths. frplcs, 2 story. $36.400. den, patlo, 2 fr p I a, to banks il mrkts. $lOO for Pet OK UIS mo. 542-2307 • ~~g. iinafusced. Own.La C ~ Shor-Ught It airy kitchen with all 5322 Trinetle • 897-85911 s Pe c t a cu 1 a r view cl ~~I=~ =6 1-$115 for 2 incl utll. $25 Close to Shopping, Park 2134 VISTA Laredo The er ,,,_.,, · u.11se ne G11n;n,r •• the bullt·ln letitures. Attrac· Sinta Ana HgfL 1630 e v e ryt h i II g I: h a a c I e an 1 n g d e p 0 s i t , Boys Club &. Girls Club Bl.uffa Condominium) 4 BR. OPEN SAT/SUN. 10-4 A STEAL! tive stone planters It ooior-1 .:.=;;....;--.=...--:-everything. Low int, no 1 OR2 br apt.I. Furn. 14 blk Responaihle adutt. only . e Spacious 3 Br's, 2 Ba 3 BA, popular "G'' pla..n, CHAru.tlNG Adult Bayfront ful shrubs ii tree1 enhance VACANT (SA. HTS.I FOR point loan. $(5,'100, Bkr. bay or bcb $125 &: $150 548-4003 e SWim Pool, Put/green crpts, drpl. Avail 8-15. $3SO home. 2 BR, 2 bath, t~lc. Large 3 Br, 2 bath ~le, the exquisite yard. 842-G691 RENI' OR SALE 3 BDRM. 494-7578 I;;"""=,.· ,,.*..,""'7-'-45-'----IF';-:URN='°!SHED==-;;.._.,-CHELO==R • F'rpl, lndivllndry fsc'ls per mo., on yeU' leue . • ,, seclod.edartt w:ith3pnva e T'""~' l61ll Be•ch B!·J. !======== 1••5 A h • • l ~=-~-~=~=1 KI t c be n Ide a 1 f or beech n.n.a~ YV i,i A. R4 ZONE. RUBY H. RENTALS APT. Firepla.oe, pr 1 vat e -na etm ... ve. NEW aoundprooJ 2 BR, 2 BA enter1&inlng. Boat •I j P ~SAT&: SUN 1. s coot ELEC. KITOiENS RUSSELL, RLTR.. MS-2209 Duplex .. For $1'9 1975 HoutM Unfurnished )'afd. ea.at side S90 per §M· 642-2324 acroa fm WstclLH P1aza, available $31.500 o .1 n er 4612 Roxbury * $31,500. 10022 Marja.n Ln.. 5BR BY OWNER CHARMING Duprex &: guest Cotti MMI 3100 month. 646-<655. Bkr ::. ~' $1~ 642- 673-5966 Cameo Shore; College at'ff, bdwd, din rm, Open 1·5 Sat &: Sun. F1ex cottage, 2 blka beach. 301 $85 FURN Bachelor Apt. utill RENT 2200 SQ, ll • 4 br, 21,i ba, ~ 2~ ba, tam rm w/frpl terms 1631 Indus St. lris, C.orona de.I Mar. Shown LEASE OPfION. Rumpus incl, nr Fairview & Wilson 3 Rooms Furnltu,.. Frpt, Lg Family Rm. Dbl. * '28.150 16022 Bradbury by appt only. Owns 213: room fl)edal. Good Elllltside 543-ai22 ~25 Month Ga · Pool . walking dist ~ Presti~ area, indoor BBQ Laguna Beach 1705 383-6990 location. 3 BR, hardwood l;BA=qi..-. -A"'p1"".-, •185.,.-, ""•"Wi;::.;;-ti,,.:o, FULL OPTION TO BUY to schl'a • playground , & -·--cool Iandsc. yard. JBR .:;c;:-"-.'"'------::-E-slde Ou' duplex .i Br, Uoora phis bon111 room. gardener, laundry. city lib. Owner . 642-09:16. 332 Marguerite, CdM P. Roberl.9on Rlty 847-8553 RAMSHACKLE gars, tncd yrda. Nr public&: Leiue S16 11 m option • • 646-2ll8 • No ~~r;-~'.C:a.c. WESTCLIFF JEWEL 673-8>\0 NO DOWN 61 RANCH HOUSE '"~' """ & •hPi· 290 a""1g only 1211.950. CALLi-,~BR~~,.-A~d~w~--Furniture Rontols N{'Vo·ly dee, 3 BR 2 be.th! Walnut CM ~ll51 (open eve 1) : rn. ts, no pets Sprawling Early Calif. ranch -;:::;;c;o..,...----H rit ~al Estat Avail. Aug. lat. Yrly l&e. 517 W. 19th, C.M. 548-3481 Family rm. Covered patio. To Entertain Spacious 5 BR, family room, 1tyte home. ~ated on pa.. IC.CNT ALS e ~ e 768-B Scott Pl. 646-2323 1568 W. LJ;cln, Anhm 77.f.2800 · EASTBLUr'F, 3 BR.. 2 Ba., Pool; Sni. 848 Amiaos We.,. 644-0906; 499-2354 YRLY Uuf!Jt'n 4 BR 2 bath. 4904B, Seashore Dr. ll) 53.1-1351 54&-9411 Need a GarbenstanlleT F1nd ft with a want ad! S 41 , 9 5 0 Owner, 1200 le: in lovely 2 ltory Glen Mflr. tale sil.I! lot in city d La· HOUHI fumflhecf 3 BR - 2 BATHS Pembroke Ui 642-4251 B E • eel A mu11 Re It buy at $28,500. euna section. Well designed Lovely )'&I'd. Fully draped. Cost• Mesi 5100Costa MH• 5100 Cotti M... 5100 BY OY.ner. Lovely J br, 2 b& e ntilf'talft Paul Jones Re•lty architecture with exterior ot Gener1I 2000 Ava.ll&ble knmedl.•teb m> ..;.;c.;.;.;;...c;;;...;;.._ ____________________ _ ?t1srtnen Elementary, Har-OPEN HOOSE SAT &. SUN 847·1266 Eves. 5J6.2465 wood plank, beaV)' slWce montb. Days call 545-9491 • bor Hi district. Close to 1 • 5 REDUCED TO $27 ,50 mollines, Jar~ picture win-Rental Information aak for David. Evminp call "-'"•·Drive by 1821 M&<· 2121 Setting Sun ,., "" ,.,.u ..,._ inen Dr. 646-sm H1rbor View Hills Lovely 5 Bedroorm dow a.ffo e ent ocean C. F. Cote.worthy & Co, · ~ Clo t hoo'· Own , vie~'. 1904 Harbor Blvd. 2 BR.; 1ar•, patio: carp., 1812 High! VJE\V . iraciously design.,.. ae o sc "'· e drape Highla.ndt~ r:n ~ar:;:-4 BR, Fam nn, 2~• baths, transf • desperate to sell. Spe.cioua 3 BDR..\f. &: DEN COSTA MESA Ttop~~ =~. ;: ~~!,: 132.950 .. ~2847 .. 1~-2908· S:S,OOJ Dn. vacant. HAFFDAL REALTY ,__ 'ced b 2 ~-· ~ "~ YD E • H M ...... .. noor p....... 9UVI Y Rentals to Shire 2005 1 Blk, ........,, '150 Mo. Owner BO R AL TY ' ome to at-.-u Income BATHS. W/W carpeting 544-4'180 "5, DEN, 4 BATIIS" Ub111ry, 6 )Tl new 3 air, blt·in1-S-19.950 HOME642~ UJXURY 3 br. 2 bath condo, frpl , pool, gol:f. fee land. Owner tranrll!TJ"f'd. S32.500 By Owner. 642-3.'JTI ! OCEAN VIEW I Fee 1imple 3 Br, Iarie family room ottered bJ pr! ply. Must ..UI 149.ll!n ..,._ 3629 E. Cbast Hwy, CdM 8740 Warner M244(lj ...,_, ("~ CLEAN COLLEGE Students need 1-2 -;;;=...-;==;-;;-=-,,,=I rw ... -out, '~"'~ • BE.Alli'.' ........ -..1. 3 BR. pl"' 6'15-5!00 HUNTINGTON ING BADLY). An up to date roommate• f« 1ununer to fam. nn, .... M;;'Verde home. VILLAGE KITCHEN HAS Bll.T • IN ahare lrg 4 Br house in Npt aoee to ecboolJ &: •hopping 321 POPPY NeM golf course. lmmac 3 RANGE &: OVEN, DISH· $80/mo. 642..Q22 548.1168 Doyle & Wood ReaJ OEN SAT & SUN Br. New crpt.s lhl'u-OUt. Pa-WASHER, GARB. DJSP., COI.J..ID.E Female atudent Estate 5«).6289 Uttle Corona tio. etc. BREAKFAST BAR, ETC., 5hare 2 Br. apt w/ume. '™==-.,,==-;:,,,..-,, Jusl a few steps from this $23,000 By Own.r and oPens to fa.mily den, (Harbor Gttoml) 5fO..ao98 UNFURN Stparate hse in unusual home. Charming 2 M&-0812 with CENTER FIREPLACE aft, 6 pm tetu' • Very Nice. Ad WU BR Spanlllh Haciend a + 2 ON A LOT OF USFD BRICK W /WOOD-========= I only! For inlonnatlon GIJfft rm & bath on larger Walk to ocean, golf course,· EN MANTLE. Glasa doors Cotti Meu 2100 <:646--06"lll;;;;-;;::::-::-;=::-;--;;;::; lot . Be IUl'prlsed, $39,500, 5Chla. Owner wUl nnance open to reer gr'OWlds th&t FOR Jterit or Leue. S Bed· R. L. Strlckler, Rltr. with 20% dn. Rent 1 a: Jive resemble "GODS LrlTLE 3 BR. 2 BA. Dlnlnc aru. room bou111e In qul.t court . 613-6510 at the bch for le~ than $100 AO\E" wn"M' GRAPE AJt.. Fenctd yd. $150 mo. can tor Children Oft. No petl. WaW' • MOVE Int Nev new 4 BR., I ~~~~!!!!!'!!'~'""~I per mo. ind taxes. can BORS, F1EL0 CORN 1r NU· app't. ~2836 paid. Sl2> mo. Mer. 642-Qf trpl., new cpta. nr. beach. OCEAN VIEW Homes agtm. 962-6129 MEROUS PL A NT S It 2240 2 BR. bome, hrdwd fJn, $Sl,OOO. Open weekencla; 351 e 3. BR with den, pool, RP-BY owner l BR 1 V. bath. SHRUBS, ETC., all bl.dly In B•ck 8.iy ctilJi, 2 ctr pr. 1 chUd OK. CZndSt.Ownu~'4 din rm. la muter BR. A1aume GI loan. ~e;11:1r=.,~:,.. "'--•·not SUO MODrnt' Cottace, lrg ~dop.548-mo LUXURY Ccndom · Bluffa. 4 ~~~condition.. Cameo HUNTING T 0 N HILl..S a funker~tt:: •• ~ u, ... _ toed ynl w/boe.t entrance. F.ASTSIDE 3 Bdrm, 2 ch\drn, BR. 3 8,\. Klllt 1eU! Owner .,...,...:a • ............ S85,(0) TR.A..-. l>l.950 1"~1 '"-l1":l1 .,...,. 28014 Santa lmbel 646-9789 ...._ 11~ ~ -•• BR .... ~ doned • ,, In NEED OF no.......... -· .,,.,........., tranlf. $35,5m. Call owner tf!P. din. rm. lge NewMVftl Ln -\ew lot ._ --i PAINT, a..F..AN-UP .t MJ. C •-J u. 2250 • e'ft aft s, M4 _.... v , t"l'.IOm '"' ...,..,.. * • 962-™ • * 0 orone -nwrr N-rt looeh noo Custom l~turu. A • 1 -="'"'""" N R REPAIRS. IT'S AN 'r e PIUCI%> TO SELL l Br. c 0 n d. Cam~ 0 Kigb-DELUXE Waterfront Condo. OUTSTANDINC VALUE AT 2 BR prlv CU"' qtn. ~- • 2bLPbal~t.ari.11~46382nd IMda ............ 147.900 2 Br. 2 Ba. w / lllip. Open $30,950 FULL PRICE MCI ~ I"°". Adults. 3-4 BR-Newpon: Betdl home on quiet cul de tflC, Larae fam n:i<e -Uvtiu mom, over 2100 IQ, It. Water 4 ..,_ IDc. PZ per ,· It. N8 ...,... Rabm N•ttrtu Rt>altor houae St.I l Sun. Huntlnaton LOW DH. PYMT. O.K. '100. l1'3-32&'i 1 3 BR. 1\6 BA, Ott Joe. e 642-1485 e Marin1;. 1.5948 MRriner Dr. A REAL BUY }'OR ' 0ar loC. 13f.510TIW>E HB........, THE AMBmous1 s. _..,_Jr. CTWl5I :-u:;,. 3 ~ s..;:, SACRIFICE MIS$10N REAL TY liii4i1f, ....... -..... 3 _...., 613-<638 I bdo-. 2 bo. $14,B . 11>7. 118$ S. OoUI Hwy .. Laauno -J BA, .a..c-.•..__ CalDeo mplutda. •J*Cloul -t IDO W/IUl:wt. down. 112-4219 f'hont Cn4 )~ ()walr. -.... -llr, ' be. °" ......... 1!6,500, I BR. 2 Bo 1000 ... ft. "'cinr -·MA-o'"N·1'"F'"1c;;;. E·N·T-· OWNER ..,.._ P•"'· l32,000. 8> """" OCEAN VIEW I !'.!!;•!'"'! ~~ l2ll mg HUB <ii ....,Ill! ro.1 ,..........,.~==-===== $:1,B . omal!, but lovd lot. AVAIL 111.d Oii Rn• J ..,.,..,, bu1i1M r ... tlw DIAl. dlnd 142·5'11. Cbu'lt $'750 down • $53 mo. (TI4) , l ,__. 9m1t1 Va ~ ,.._ Dio! 542.· ·1 '°"' od. -If! -...r 417-lm ' :; l:° lolifa ie'M ' lo Oaor ,_ -"°"·i..="":.:'"::....::'°:....,.::=...~-~..: .... ~1-.!c,...,...,...,...,...,......, • Balboo 2300 LG . .t Br bm. Nr. OClll'I A montbcmtum.MM.llt bay. Yrly $2111). Winter Slfll 1 'w"'A"TERFRONr===:-, ""Yr=ly"'leo,-,.M or Smmmr SllS wll:ty. to adult&. 1Cf. 2 BR. :I BL, Ocean f r o at •••ii mart>lelav.;o'.S.llv.rm.., 1n$.1121J. $1'15 w4dr. can '1>1.. F/A, .i.e. ldleb .• collect 1-213-OX f.O'n.I pado. CJ.041U'ltf. 87).8259 IS YOUR AD DI a..Ar.al·. NE.W S Ill', 4 lia, 1-1 dock, nmr ._.,.. '..to ta. -dedr fadt1 onb'· $3IO ......y ..... Dlol MMm. ---- Solve a Simple Scrambled Word Puzzle for 4 Chuckle : I I TYE'LEE .1rr1 I f I RlA Y • 1 1 r 1 IOUMPl.N I I I! I 1 ~'rm.r.~r 1· r r r ·1• r r r I' · 6 ~~'°'I I I I I I I I I I SCRAM-LETS ANSWEI .ilt DiME-A-UNE. ( ' l I ' I I ! • r· r· 0 I. • l, '· ' I, '· • I I. 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Mrwll wllott -Ii Wbacri~ fo flle Wltllln IMll'\HMftf I fl d uduw1wlldetd Ill UliKVtN rtM NlfM, (OFFICIAL SIAL) ltoecr HollclwuY Nole,.,, ,11bllc-Call~"' P'rlt1elo11 OHie. 111 Los """"" Counl'r My (omMlttlen El .. /'ft Mllt " 1Ht '·""' P'\IOllJl\lcl Orcnp Coed Dull'f Plbl, J111Y IS. 20, 17 •M A111111t J, lffl 12115a LEGAL NOTICE ·-su,••to• COU•T Of' TM• ITATI 0 1" CALIPORJUA Pff TMI COUNTY OP' ORANlll ..... ~ HOTICI 01' MI ARIN9 OP' l'ITfTIOM l'OR l'ROIATI Of' WILL 4"0 flOR 1.I TTIRI TIJTAMINTARY 1!11•1'9 al MARGA•ET POWELL SAOLE •• 0.U.Hd. NOTICE IS HE•EIY GtVEM ~I ALOEN l'OWl!L l. SAOLER ~ WILLIAM HOWAltO SAOLIR luive tlltd .,...In • "tl!IOll for l'rot..te al Will •nd · tor ll&U•fl!=t of L1t1t1·• T"tmMnllrY to ""' "'"'°"'"' '-f•-.. whlCl'I .. !'llffe for lllrtMr "rucui.n, •11111 ht ""' tl!N •nd ol•« of M1rlrle tM MIN 1'111 """° ut for Au1urt t, lffl, •' t :JO 1 .. m.. Jn tl'lt courtr.m al DtPll11'1Mnl No. 1 of Hid t:ourt, ., 1111 N"""' lro.6- W.'I'. In 1119 Clf'f al Slnt1 ...,,., Gtllforllf9. OATEO: Juty 11, IHI W.E. IT JOHN, Counl'f Cltrk. llY...,, Ori'!', W11rt. & Mir~ Ml lld c.lw ... I~ l'MMIM, Cllfw1ll .. f1111 T-4.= (HJJ ""UM ,,,..,_. fw l'ltll'llMrL. l'ubftllled Or1nP Coe1t Otll'I' 1'1kit, Jul'Y It, 13. lt, Ifft 11'7.a LEGAL NOTICE "·•nt Cl•Tll'ICATI OJI I Ul lNISS, JllCTITtOVfi fllRM NAMI Tht' Uno.<'t1'tned dOll hlr., ei!r'llfY IMI Hf II cono:tiKtl"" I nl111 off·~le tlqlllll', bMr end ml •<•ll1 ntou1 ""'cNindllt bullMI& (II 1n lndlVldU.I) 11 1211 South w"i.rn AV9ft111, AftlMlm, C11llornl1, undlt' 'tM Hdltl0111 !!rm ftl1"19 al ltAINIOW STORES 1nd hi ~Id "'"' 11 COl'l\OMM of t1'1t follow!"" -'°"· -""" "''"' I• 1n tuH •nd ollce ef f1'1ldtnc1 fl 11 follows, ~wrt: JACIC IROSCOW, 115'1 MontK1to kOld, Los A .. mltot.. C1llfol'n!1. Wltntt• 11111m.,. 111onc1 11111 111'1 .. r o1 JULY, !Mt. JACIC e•oscow STATE OF CAL11"0RNIA ) COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES I • On thl1 111'1 dt'!' flll J ul'!', A.O. '"'' lllfor9 ..... ""' UflC:lt>l'•l•Md· • Nol•f'Y 1"11bllc 111 •nd IOI' Hid Covnl'f •11111 "'"'· l'ISICU"" tMrtln, dt.>l'f COll'lll'llnloned Ind 1worn. H•-11'1' •-'"' J At IC 811t05COW ~nown to 11'11 to bt 11'11 IM!'IOll wl'loM 111...e rs 1ublcrlbed to ll'lt wlll'lln ln1tr11ment, 1nd 1cknowllllltd ta IM fhlt lit ftlCU"" IM Hm1. In Wtlfltl1 Wllertol, I "-"' ........ nta '9t WW Mnd '"" 1fflxed mY oftlel•I .... """ dt't 1nd '!'Hf In tll\1 ctrtlfkllt. fl"I lbo'tt ""-· (O l"FICIAL SEAL) IN• ,,,..,.,.... • . Nol•rY Publlc-C11tfor11l1 Pr!nclftal OltlUI tn LDI Ani1"5 COUl!fY Mil MtYt•'. Atty. m s.u1t1t Nin st •• swtt. 1• U1 """""' C1....,..• ,_14 ......., PubUol\lcll Onntll" C&111I bill'!' Piiot, Jul'Y U, 2(1, 27 111111 AIJ9Ull l, 1Mt 1:101·6' VISIT OUR DIME·A·LINE COUNTER 642-5678 NO MATTER • • • YOU CAN SELL IT WITH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD! DIAL DIRECT 642-5678 . . . CHA.RGE IT! "TZ !ft Jll9T -U.TCll "ID IT, HAm.1° • S•wnl11, July 13, 1968 OAILY PILOT ltl NTALS RINTAU RIAL IST ATE I USIN ISS ond AN UN RVI DI TO """' Unfvrnl-"""' Ul\fvrnl"*' Gonoral PINANCIAL :-•-""_NO __ T_1c_1_s_. __ I lobyllffl .. a.ck lay 5240 G_.I..._ 5991 Lots 61 00 •·--Oppor. U IO Po•MMl1 6405 i<;::::::s:!s.::n1«:.:.::;~,u1-.-m-_...;:::.::.::,1 1.s ACRE M-1 AnENTION * !orbahle•or....ndllldra Lo.ol lot In but M·I -don DIVELOPI RS A Thune! <-' I """' homo. XLNT u:n. ioo.326 • ot ~ INVH TOltS oy ..,...ta ,;;..__,...;:=i::;=,-..,,:--:= 90c aq, ft. $59,500 • owner * I) LEVEL ACRES * S1 Mmle&m+ wbicb lncl'*t BABYSn'TING 111 'Io qr ;: ;,;f,-· ~., 7171 ldeall1 locoied iD 1118'><117 Flah '• Cblpo, -*--.. II)' -"-You fin Opo E -d<tat (no --· T 'ID f , ..... P-. ~1107 n ... wonderlddryo-lir!)Level Wed,'nlurs.P'r1,Slt M.atureWomanwiJJbaylit ~-land,-•...n,..,..._ DANClltS COltNIR ..,...,,.,1-lencocl,-. ....,. TWO oVt.cu tor r«lt erty. Jut u.i:n11e1 Eut of i.sim.."" ;.am 11 ~ ~='~·~-=·~-....,.om_....,._ $10 each. 918 Palm St., Blntow (where &Z'fft t:X• MUSI,..,........ e BABYSIT Or ~ _. ON TEN ACRES HuntinatM Beach P9nsion hu ~ bq'un!) '-'Al,. time Prt rocm .19....._ 1 6 2 BR. Furn • Un.tum 90 mllll -made Lakra In E>dHmtly exp RHY'mM ' •' trom mo mo. n,ica / Pri/ REAL I STATI fttl: 111 VIEW lOJS ""'' Idoal tor r" or t BLUES, 6 RoCK. DNmm.; Abo hallnr. NE CM Patloa /Poola. Tennis .0m-1 _,;:Go~no::;r;;•;:.I _____ UUAll devtl opn:i en~ llfalta Who l1nll ltMI well. wbbn •WD..LBABYSIT ~:!n_Bldat. 9 bolt Putt/ Income Prope-:tJ 6000 80 x US level ...... SU/10 powtrig. tiab nilf~ etc. :e:m .,::•~ = IRi:r ::GS. 900 Sea Lane, CdM 644-2611 13.000 DOWN .,.,.,, tbil ln-8010 x 120101 level •·• •• • $11170,000000 ,,. r.':~tterlftr, ': Pre!enbl.Y ~uldana -.; "E><a:umr"===-,Ollld=:-..,..=-.,,,..,, (MacArthur nr. Coast Hwy) come prqi., ~ loc. U~ ···~"tiJ."' ' fordin& the Investor• ll'ffl cto line aood bamony home. References Pl'0'1dld. QlM; 3 BR. house ,. 2 BR. R Na:-U.~ ru:. '~485 tutu.re! Perlonal cin:um· Jiu'ta. M\lst be btwn 21A30. 9C-Om Founlain Valley 2 BR, 1 bath cotta1e $180 mo. on lease. Delancy Re..lty 6'13-31'l0 2 Ba .. t ..... -. dra-· ltanoes force this llllt·, oth-.......,. BABYSITl'ING -~ · " __ ,, r-. PORTAF INA LAGUNA an --•-·" * DR M£ * •-· ----~-,. ...... absentee owner pt1ced to er, sm er _. ... ~ av..... UM R -· ~. H!.l, $tl,<XXl. 494-'lT95 ~~~ V!; !:~i.. able below market value. Must be over 21 A bt. able to yard. Call M8--0266 1:L=l=d=o"1,=t=:1====5=3s"1'I sroru; or offici space. line views can owner: M7-6640 Eves/ JwXlle Standards. Blut., BABYSI'ITER uper. 11 )'tu' Immac.; 460 aq. ft., $150 426 Nyea Place weekends. Buggie, Honli;y-TOl'lk A Rock. old., own ftMp. $1.. ballr. Sl'EPS TO BA y A: SHOPS Mo. Balboa Ialand M2-S5i55 Laguna Beach SAFE -1% ON YOUR Accompany piano pb,yer. Referance.. l'B-D> I.&. 2 br. studiO 2 ba. Lie B I R I I 6060 , -=,,..,.:m:::•:;.>_4:.:94-9388.:.:.::;;...~-...... ~~...... Call flS-3606 belott 1:30 pm. AduJts. 61~7502, _., """" us nftl •n I • ,PARTIAL ~-vi ""--~ ... ,, .. DUJIQ9 F y TO N B I • u. 1 ,;;~~~~;,··~~~:i:=;;:;;;;~;:;;:;";:;;;;;;;;:-· ~~"' ow;-~· l-6.17-1133 L CATALI A rc-.-.vy,etc. I; BAUK>A Ialand ba.1front; ona del Mar. OK>ice o'lize I========= DAil..Y FLIGKI'S F.ROM Huntington lHch 5400 l,OCO 1q, ft. at.ore: lot NOT lee.sebold .. Lovel)o R .. I Estite LHnl 6340 ORANGE COUNTY Am-. N°EAR Huntington Center; 2 reu. rent. 544--1744 l!YH l =...,='=·=613=->n=o=a.='="=o'=·= PORT. C&tallna _ Veau BR., new carp; drapes, tge. BALBOA ISLAND for Jeue, BORROW on Your Equity Airline•. e 546-6612 kitcb; carport.1125. 2 Blks Storeorotfice'tpaceto Rinches"" 6150 Private 2nd Mortg. money WD..L Sacrifice New p oT t W. ol BHcb Blv., 1 Blk. N. 900 sq. ft. 615-2005 1.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 ~ appraisal, No obljz. Beach Tenn i1 CJ ub 1---------·I ol H<il. 7762 GI'"'°'' inq. RANCH HOME AUil ""mberahlp tor llll<l· <Now Bui!doro 6570 Apt. 8; 892·240I Aft 6 PM Office lenti l 6070 3 ·~~-, and , .• .i--i.... ~% 1st TD Joans to S'71,500 selling fot $1080) ca 11 1---------1 -....,........,... ,.. .. , .. , ... .., Serving Orang REMODEL. r e pa ir• ·-· LAGUNA BEACH pool. Includ" 2 b<droom S.ttl•r M-.' Cn!:'._ 18 .~· .~..,_='596=~----plumb'r., potntlllr. olec., SPUT level 3 Bt. l~ be all ON FORES'.a.' AVENUE guest houae end 8 stall barn. ~ • ..,age .... u., '"'""· NEWPORT Beach ten n J s lid elec bltinl dswhr, dlapl, DeQ: spe.ces available in Northeast of Tustin on 3 ac-336 E lTth St., Costa Mesa club membership $450 or =~~~.'&:ere. crpts, drapes. Encl gar le newest cWce building at res of aently &loping land &42-2ln 545-0011. make offtt. Write Box AU REPAIRS* ALTERA"'TiOiii carport. Patio, pool &: fridc· prime location in downtown ertti:rely fenced. $98,500. For Mo...., TD Irvine, Calif. 9266f. CABINEI'S. A1Jy me job. Call 536--3190 · Lagun& Beach. Air condi-.further information pleue ' • .,i..,, · .'a 6345 * PHONE PAL * * 23 yrs exper. 54Uf1S WATERFRONT 2BR. 2 Ba. tioned. cu-peted, beautiful call Glenn Thompson with is,565 1st TD on spectacular SAFE &: INEXPENSIVE apt. Frpl.; boat slip avail. paneled partitioning. T w 0 Eckhoff & A11oc., Inc. Oceanv:iew kit. SoJd for MEEI' BY PHONE C1blnetm1kln1 65IO Lae. $295; w/alip $325. entrancet: Fron~:m ~ 1818 W. Chapman Ave, $7,950. Pa.yable 1% per P.O. Box 4193, Irvine 9'l664 592-514' Forest Ave., rear 0 Orange, Calif. month including 8%. AU due •• ""HOLIC:S ====-:---,-.,,-;;-:! Munclpe} p.rklng lots. $50 5fl•262J., Eve&-wknda 538-6727 3 )'l'I 10% dis~t -•Alu IMo'lo>V Anonymom: DELUXE Waterfront 2 Br. 2 th •-Desk -...=,, Harbor Ara. Phone 673-1724 per mon wr-space. retwna approx 12% per yr, • be. $275 Jeue. Slip avail. and chalrl available for $5. 494-l137 P.O. Box 1223 Colt.a MelL 59'M863 aft 5:30, wkend BUl!neta houri eMWerlnl Acre199 6200 n;;;;;o;;:;-;====,--~ DYNAMlC FRIDmS CUSTOM ld;t. cablntl', ~thnn. pulhruona, -.... ccc. work M'U. 8f7-9833 i anytime, service available tor $10.1 ;..;===-----'._;..,. $1391) 2nd TD PIYable 1% per With Merling quaUtie1 for '"========:! lid """" 2 1/3 ACRES monthincludlngl0%alldue Cement, Concrete 6600 Laguna luch 5705 :~~u P e • 5 yrs, Covera excellent , those who care. SJ9.33U. CEMENT W<rl:, all kinda. DAILY PILOl' Ocnnvtew lot. 20% dll-Do You NMd Moffit? lnltant credit -all major LQl/ELY 2 br 2 ba view apt with p.rage. No 1tepa. Lae $175 mo. 49f..7891 2'l2 FORE.ST AVENUE TWO and 1/3 aeres vacant count 4M--ll37 Cll.3) ~ credit carda incl oil cards LAGUNA BEACH land on busy .thoroughfare :========•I honored. 12 MOil to pay. ~~948& in Santa Ana. Bo1pa Ave. Money Wint.cf 6350 Reasonable. ~ u only major undeveloped Announomentt 6410 EXPERT CEMENT WORK Ronllis Woni.d 5990 DELUXI OfF!CE boulevanl In tlds ""'"· Ap-$31,500 NEEDED S.=-d by L' tt H Ith a.""'abl• Pricu, Looi! l----------t10CO SQ. FI'. CARPEl'S -praised at $60,00). pr t c e, lat TD. deluxe Duplex, ap-111 e ... ee <»ntractor. Wock Guar. YOUNG Lady with multiple PRIVATE RESTROOM and.. $54 00 net to estate. Water proved leuebold. Pleue Hospitality ls ""'"·-M - lcleroals and well behaved kitchen :lacWties. Onb $1911" and all utilities available. call Art Glovinettl, &73-1420, FREE SAUNA~..., Free Estimates. • • .642-9496 German S hepher d ~ mo. Ye.: Ieue. !Ill ft. frontage. For fUrtber 6~9187 SWEDISH MASSA.GE CONCRETE, block, Scl&nlab p.ruoo needs an unfumilhed Sl'ORE ROOM <XRf A MESA information phone 5'2-9533 ANNOUNCEMENTS Open wkdy1 10 am -11 pm tile, wrought Iron, wool A one bedroom hoUle or ape.rt-U» SQ. FT •• BUSY TH~ Court.H;Y to brokers. ind NOTICES 6unda,ya 10 am • I pm alum. roots. Lie. 545-5107 m.ent with fenced or encl-OF ARE • LEASE $200 MO. IO LEVFJ. Ac. COLORADO 519 E. Broadway FL 0 0 R S.Walkl-Patlot &: osed yard. Cld tltmtingtm EVES: Kl 7-1815. RIVER. nr BIG RIVER Pound (f,.. A•l 6400 Long Beach l2l3) 437.'ftli9 Deposed Rocks. E x pert Bach. Iocotion .,.lemd. ""'"· ruveni"' Coonty. FOUND: F""""' G.nn.,, lcc:JAliRfc05iL:l:L'iiOiPPHtC:iC:iOiiL:COl l ~W!:;ori<~m".'""""~!!•>,,:· ~~~1'~ Reu>r:~le = pleuePb!: $7,990, $100 dn, W mo. Shephe!d. Vffr'Y friendly; formerly o1 Playboy Beauty· CUSTOM PATIOS I: m me. 675-00l.T, L.A. 213 467-2133 Vic. 1Tth I Santa Ana, Ooata Salon ln We1tcliff Pl&za hu Block walla. Also oconc~"'"..,'"' ~if DO a111. ph 536-2225 »3 E. 17th St. 64&.+t94. Meaa. Takin1 to Shelter Joined the staff at ' aa.wing I: removal. 842-lOl.O. Bumneu woman needs 1 Br Eve. M&-5'152 Out of St1te Prop. 6201 Friday -Call: AM-3181 PETER CHRISTIAN CEMENT Work, all type1. = ::~ M'!,• :~1--A~!~r~-Ci-o-n~d~lt~io-n-iod..,..-ACREAGE for aale on the Ctelephooe No. d. lhelter}. Newporter Inn No jol'J too small. Frft dt. or Laguna. To $100 mo. Gar Offices & O..k Spice bffutiful Selmon River ol FRI. 2 p.m. t11er striped cat Beauty Salon 644-0340 H. STUFLICK 548-11615 or carport necesaary. with central .ecretarlal, :.tel'-Ichtho. F.achftYeacrelothas with 4 white paws. Jumped Open Sund1y1by1ppt. CEMENTWorkpatioa,walU 6fZ«M16 atfer 5 p.m. ox and telephone answerlna: tnntqe on the Salmon from yellow Poncbe or Babi a: Smith Bldg. Contr. It drives free est. 536-8917 aervice River and on U.S. JU..Way fcwlrn apart car fn Newport now cmatructlnc a Gold LlcenMcf -Qu1llty 1 BR Bach Studio with The Mutual Bldg. 93. For fUrther information nH.r pler, ~ Meda.Ilion Home at 432 Cement work. 839-Q006 pr~ge, for z; YI'• old 286.1 E. Coast Hwy, CdM ,write to Holcomb Bl'OI. 61 ESTANCIA Hi boys clua Mendoza Terrace, Corona =~eri.1:xeb ~·~I ..;.Call~8_M!_._to_s_PM~=--615-40!0-,-North Fork, Idaho. 83496 rtn1, vie 10th st beach. Jlieh)andl, Corula del Mar Child C1re 6610 Pilot Newport Beach 1---------1 =~.Ide D t If)'. SP_ECI_AL_Su_m_m_or_D_"Y_Core_·I 3-4 !'O, 2 BA by AUIUlt 1st 432-565 aq ft . ea~ ottice. R. E. W1nted 6240 Funer1l1 6412 Hot balanced meals, anaclca. up tD $175. in Huntington Thrivln& buatne11 area, with N ED . FEMALE Kitten -yellow State Ile. 214 to 6 yn. 1 am. WA T --~ Vic Carnation A Bch,. Costa. Mesa, Newport parking. Utllitiea paid. y .... ~ WESTMINSTER 6 pm. $18 Week. Clavil Bch. -"" for Lm, 64&-2486 Divl1ion of Hlghwoya !MMEDIATEL °"""'Blvd. CdM. m.1347, Monte"°ri School" 1S25 N. •-·-962-3059 Home in Monarch Bay area, (aak !or Gail) 54&-9206 MEMORIAL PARIC ~··or "'"· Mr. Gottwald ~ .. -N...t Sao ta Ans, C.M. -. WANTED 1 Bedroom house (213) 620-3514 8-11 am. 1.quna. CUh ........,.~. FOUND: Black male kitten Mortuiry & Cemetery with e n c 1 o • e d yard. wk. daya. 4 BR home, buy or 1eue vie. 16th &: Irvine. &fi-4424 ' ComT,loto funer1l1 wl.tb option to buy, or eood CAik for Terry) Down t ow n H.B. Joe. 1738 ANAHEIM, C.M. 500.gq. view lot. Principal& only FOUND F·'" ---• wild rom $245 Licensed Cocitractor Contr1ctort 6620 preferred. Phone ~2225. ft. gJ"OUnd Door ottice.f15. pleue. 213-3354065 days or ...,,y ._..,......, Cemetery lot. Re1idential -Commercial NEm 1 or 2 Bdrm Untum 1736 Anaheim, equipped for 332-S388 eves. bird w/leMbffr 1trapa l1) from $130 Ma.Int & Repain. Free r..t •·pt ·~ .. ~ m·~-·m manuf.aoturea rep. Shelving, 592-M48 • Includea ...._ .. _A_. ,..___ 67~2129 .,.., .....,,, -aAUuu • tables If dffks etc. Pbobe, SMALL Houae on 'Ai lot. CdM . ~-""~" .......-. I .,.=,_-..,..~,--..,.~-I Newport, CdM or HB. Schworer 6T3-26S4 Reasonable ONLY! YELLOW And blue parakeet Everytbbic tn one beautUul Additions * Remod-lftW 892-9372 *613-8652 eve•·*,. in vie. al Newport Heigh.ta place Jl\UDI lea colt. Fred H. Gerwick. Lie. R.EAI.LY Desperate Mlnltry FOR RENT very tame. ~1489 N'o trat:ftc P'oblema. 673-600. * 549-21'10 studnt &: wife need 1 br apt Approx. 450 Sq. Ft. carpeted BUSINESS and GREY Pig«111, wlnp have 14801 Beach, Wntmlnsttr PA110S e Patio Coven D11W! SSO t(ll. lve. me A drapes, air-cond. FINANCIAL been clipped, vie. 16th A 53l-lT25 893-24.21 Room Addltions, Uc. 6U-8173 MANNER'S BIDG. Tuatin. 548--6991. 642.5952 Day1°Eve-Wlmdl BUSINESS FamilY seeking Con~ Westcliff Dr., N.B. lut. Opportunltl• 6300 LADIES Wrlat watch found Cemetery Lots 6411 winter hue. Ocean or Bay tact Mn. Rainlo 84i4CIX) ;;..;.~~-----Ckeantron C1rpet (Inning 6625 front on)y, 3 or 4 Br. 2 Ba. 2 Commerda.I, 1 Ind111t, 1 ::u~ ~065 Mi.1st iJ:: GRAVESITE For s a 1 e, I -~----"----I 6'13-8115 with living quart.,.., CM NUTVILLE, USA Padflc Vl•w Me m 0 r 1 Ii DURACLEA.N Your ...,.... FURN/Unl'Um: For dlvorree Owner ~2130 L~ 6401 Park. &; upholstery. Home, yacht COMES TO _, 548--0935 A trailer. No water or k hcbllg<chldm. $1l5 mo I d lrl I p 6080 BAUOA ISLAND ·-======= det"'"'' u...i. "''""'"' max. CM area. 6464966 n UI I rop. BROWN Alllptor blllfokl in t • Incl. ccmpl:ete spotting-cky phone booth next to Tr1val 6435 th d Rooms for Rent 5995 M·l Cft 63.5 x 108 lot, 5 reD· l-------~-_,.1 ta.11, $.19,000 ht m . tow Dn, OR TRADE $'15,000 (Lot Cooking prlvil., car space; th America'• moat excltin& new food trachiae ii now avail- able on Balboa Island. Suc- cel&fully operat:ln& In Sol· vang, Santa Barbara and Fresno, Calil'omia. Al.!Jo fn L&• v ega.1, and 800!1 tD open in Reno and San Dlea:o. priv. entrance: single ,.,,""'==·•=all=)=673-452l==== P'T50n-275 Bf"Ol.dway, CM 1· QUIET Hm. Col.I. Pk. Male Commercl1I No amoker. Re~. i 4 O 6015 546-3'61 ..... -wknda. 4 Store 2 ea. u.,tain, P<i••t• Commercial Bldn, bath &: eat. Fum. Near '31 $14,950 cub putl yOU in bud· ness w1th a highly 1ped&l- ized, uay to operate .tori that shouJd return YoQI' in- vestment the f!nt yew. (Solvang 1tore showed over $20,0XI net in first year): Q.C.C. phone M0-2625 3>34 E. COlltlt Hwy Corcna de l Mar PRIV. Home; quiet, irep. entry: alpg. room; $50 per mo. or wkly. 548-6986 NOW'S THE TIME FOR QUICK CASH -\ All leUed, excellent location $80.000 • Tenns CLIFF PRI EST, RHilor Since 1957 0034 E. Coast Hwy., CdM 1114) 6'75-3581 lndualrlol Rontol 6090 OFFICE Space or M·l, 450 aq. It., $60; 340 sq. It. $40, or 1700 sq. ft. ltora,ge atta 14c a ft. Ample pkg. lTth St. Hunt. Beach. 675-154T Eve. Many prime areaa av1Uatie DOW, BALBOA ISLAND LOCA· TJON JS INSTALLED AND READY TO GO. IF YOU ARE: CA LL FOR AP- POINMENT A ND PER- SONAL INTERVIEW ANY DAY 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M. TH110UGH A LG. 3 Br. Older hm &: Jg lot. 1 ~==~64~2=-2=7~1.3 !"'Ii lor Mfg. "'"l&l· 9.16 UNIQUE FRAN~C~H~IS~E~ Sunset CM 54&-65.55 For men & wom("O with m.gt DAILY PILOT 4:t~t~lu: M~i:e $': t!~r':d N:Y ~~t:a= mo. (nJ) '34-5082 Yardage Fair. $15,00) to WANT AD $25,000 invat opens retaJI Loh 6100 store in aUCIC wtth this fam· j,;;;;,;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; OU• Co. Jim Owens, 546-4647 60xl0 Oceanfront Lot SERVICE nutt I: Fold lBalboa Peninsula) LAUNDROMAT Established 1748 E. Oceanfront Street 12 yrs at '788 W. 19th eo.ta Sell or tride Mesa, netting SlXK>. Long 537~ ' lcue, •ult couple. Owner. :/~~~~~~~~1 -· u ~. 1 Mt· I LOTS on SanUqo, NB 6 PM. cuh, Wrma « tnde. Fee BEA\JTY SHOP 6 mo. old almplie. &t6--&565 O'W11t'r mwrt leave ucrlflce BARGAIN! M kit. 1Btb l $2,500. Beach area. mE Wallace Stl, Coll.I Meaa. REAL ESTATERS ~nn. Alk fOf" "VIII" fOr thil and Owner,541-39M. l8 YOUR AD JN a.ASSl· other B.o• .. nEDT ....._ w1D be AtrroMATED Bu1Jne11 -tor ft. Diii -Mab lfvtnc \lhr -k per tor -dlciln£ -..,, ..... -· m-..m AJberUoll'a mkt, 19th I: e same ay, World WJde LADY l~avl.Jw far s t • Service. Done en ~lie. Harb. Rew. 642--7890 p -~·-S43-'696 ..... -•• ,,,, July 11th. I ,,======='I PART-Irilh settor found in I.,ady or couple to share 1• vie. Senta Ana Ave. and driving & expenaes. 642-4060 Corpot Loying & Meu. Dr. Flea collar and leather coUu, 642-4816 e COMMUTE free to L.A .• WI~ near Western Rep1lr 6626 LOST Dlamonll dinner ring, 2 My car, YoU Oriv• 536-4562 CARPET • Lie. O:rntra.ctor all prices • free esttmate1 546-4478 evenings q center atones A 26 S C snW!tt dla.,,...is. Probobto ERV! E DIRECTORY vie WHlcWf Shopa 548-82'70 ~ Terrier, wbt w/blk, l:n, F, vie Meea del Mar, lost T /3 Rewant 546-6l30 SMALL Black dog. Lie No. 3065T. Vic CdM. Reward! * 673--9390 * Need a GarbeutanaJeT nbd ft with • want ad! Auto Ropolro 6530 Droporlos --~~-----·· Garage atalla tor rent. Hol.ats, air oompn!llOI" • acceMOr'l.n. 842-(.020 * ZAtTINO'S * 25% dl -All fat>riCI 18221Ai Newport, CM &42..- labyaitt!ng 6550 Eloctrlc.I 6640 WANTED Babysl.ttina I: lijht EL!lCI'R.JCUN, Uce!llRd A houaework Mature woman. bond e d , Small jdll, No tranlportation. 642--9000 mainten. I: repe.tra. 5*--6203 • . ' • . ---------·--- ------_ .. _ -----------____ .....__ ------------ --------.... -_ .......... ------------------------·-'"-- .I ' I .\ I • • ' " i . I· I L i' I ' I I ' t • .. --~--...... --. ,. --_,,,.______.....-............. r--~~~~~-~__, .... , ~---.... -~---:r-::::-::-:""'.'""".""-"."'"" __________ _ ........... ~ ............................ , ...... ~······-~ ... -..--·-··· • -. '. • , . ·O.BODY'S . PIG.EO • If you've 'ill1covereil the DAILY PILOT, you're a1 worldly wise as tli! bird1 ·on St. Mark's Square in Venice. They know wher.• to find food for the body. And you have found the place to find food for the mind . The DAILY PILOT doesn't spoon feed you with pap, either. The brightest kernels ,of national and local news are mixed with the meatiest edi0 ·torlal pages and topped by an exciting mixture of features, funnies end fhotos for de11ert, Seark up your reading diet with the.best. • I . - I On Th.e Square Just n1c. th• pi9eon1 enjoyi119 • 1t1mrner holltlay wtth tli• attractive tourist who brought the DAILY PILOT to Venlc.1 you 'll find_you 're In good company If you take Into your home aiid on your own vacation "the newspaper neerly everyon• nad1 elong tht Orange Coast." I DAILY PILOT L . • . . ' ~ . • . • ---~---"''---------------------~--------.,.-=··--···~---~--..-· ---------~-------------- ------------------. ----------------~~------- "" . -. •= -· vcw 4 T+v S4 .,wr .... --.,., .'?P 9 ~· SY¥ + uuu; 9 Wl!@ a .• 0 FoUll CONVENIENT OFFICES tt..'1 He'!' YH C• U.. TO SERVE YOU OUR FAMOUS e NIWl'ORT BEACH .... 221l lallooo Blvd. DIME -A-LIN ES Ollr ,__ D._.A-La.• ...... thent .. 111111 ..... with -roct .... · to -ti our 4 --tlflcoo. e COSTA MESA ...... , • • .. .. 330 W•t Boy e HUNTINGTON llACH .•• D Plfth Slrtol ,e LAGUNA Bl!ACH ..••.• 222 '°'"" A .. _ e Ne c--.111 Mo.AllowtOI e EMii --llO prtc..i with ne llelll ftto; _,ll. ·-$2tl. C«loe usm brick 5e each. mue 3 PIECE bomb.. -$25, Nltt doubl• Im -· G.E. Jwt,.erio, ov.n ..., amH&S. sa. ~12. 5o.4s. IWlflir; Aa4 -dolls TWO Whilt ....,.... $l elch. a.~~G _ o.ir_a $S. Hl-9152. 12 2 aud green stamp book $2.10 i bamboo 11'111 chairs, 1 mattrett. walnut bookcue table ao. toft._, ladder is ~l'bob<> $25. Disbet, .nth ee1T')'irw e ate•. ~ E. 23rd. C.M. ~M;U .. ~--, a.Apt.A. White bond paper _ a nd ottoman $25. All with headboard, frame, s et waxer p. 'fllC\NRl cleaner tta.t .5c43~ Vaporiser flsnlttrt. c:lotbe9 fl• ts.~ Ceilinc fan $11), tablelts. t>MkS'T. Cbllt m~.il ~ -JJYBRID red wtl"llll 90c em+elopee $2 pa<*. ColllS ~ c u ii hi On I. S II h SST aheets, blanket, mattress J2 WalntJt phMel te.ble '15 $2. ht: talline parts, all 548-3831. Walnot mquine 1t1rMf $2 dnlwert $5.. A.IOUd ~ #00. 20001 s. w. ~ ';: 8lJrllPb.' lOc·~-&cyclopedia Tachometer $25, Co fJ et pad, white~ all tor T.V. ~ 75c walnut deik $25. Garden tooll $1..-$3. BABY D;zuipmel'lt, i e a 1 eG-!1.Q ' $2. S ft, Jan&,Jearber ~~ , ~ Santa Ana Airport. set $(, 540--3230 tallle $5. Metal utUK.y table ant $25: Necci. portable cba1r .. ~er vacwm Booka ~ .. $1, Llnens and 1'~ table itO · Ump, $1. S&le...._ f546-6481 z u. s. ARMY walkie • taldel $2.50. 818 Towne St., C.M. sew1ng machine $10, nursery cleaner $3. BMhtooln ICIJet blankets SOc-$5. 235 E. 18th ~t M Blumett. $3 BABY Bed, SoOd coadltk:n rtdk> parts SL Paddlebolld8 15 "°""' -$6 . (l'lllcenti& •19th.) 642-IJJ8 la!!1' $!, dlnlme cake 1!5, CbaJ1e -with pod '!'·Apt A, C.M. New Col<o l4 -$lO i'lldd<d car -13, $15. FoldJnc lltlolos 12, JtJfS'Jtt 811.e 10.12, sum-Kenmore wa.s be "-PAIR u.n-~ bed calTier $3. pole lamp $2, 18 AclJUltable bedside table n-.... M._-Oles'· and po&tJ ~"'e1"' 5tl-U'13 Kltcbenware 5c•SJ }'ftf.'r dresses linen alik cot-r ..,. .._, ..--1 • 5'8-0030 ~~ _._,, '"' Rat $1. Stroller $8 Lov Y · Milcelltneoal f O fi a, ,,1on, ahirimakera, ~ ~ts Stea.mer trunk, large trunk, complete SIO, S drawer chest $1.50 Trash CID Sl· Bedltde Ore~ tables $1-S 2 0 clothea for blb-Y" atrt, layette LARGE Swivel rocker, Wt, ""Balboa Blvd &n..21'14 •i'kn!ta cocktail &Ults and SlO each or $15 ior both. $10. Teltpbone ltaDd $1.50. GIRLS 26" bicycle $10, bar table $L D.s table '1al BookcMe ~dboard &: chest lbe·to atza 3, 25c -'3. Sat-like new $18.50 Rocker and ====_,,.,......,~ ~ G412~ lhclal .... Lori• old --Wrought tron bookcue $1.50. _, --(2) $15, llrillldne clwes IL Foot $20. T-~. Floor Sun. 1811 swan Circle, M--118.50 smatl -ro, PROVINaAl. -f 2 it, ')lack sulb $2.$ Shorts and m. worth mueh more. Corouroy do& house bed st el8Ctrlk! dOthes dryer $25, Jodcel' S2. 3 pair rcse fUmace S15 Ro c n r •, Verde-S49--m5 brown an4 oranae '15 Larae m1p1e oottee .s. sio. ~ 7Se41.s0 Sllpe alz Standard me Maple bed, Patio lilhfs $2. CUrtaiJ:rrl; 50c vacuum de6ner $6 ~ S15. draperlel $10 a pa Ir . straipt and l"Wivel desk • dlnillC tat»e 1ormica top S2S Provincial cold dD $f ~».M. 50c-$1.25. Sbo.,.ize 5~ springs and matttta S25. pr. Drapes Sl pr. 'Mlrow dressiers no to $20, teee.lpt Bedspread $2.sb Luy Siusan ch at ra tiOr! • $10 Antique OOLUE AXC 2 Yt male = Six chain,' b.leb bM:k. $2S. Ji.ed uuphyde um _,; $l.Jl.!!O. llud>ap $1. Castfrcnlaundryrug$5.800 rugs $1. $1.50. 206 Hanover r e gist e r $10, fire 'l5c OXlldni" pens Me 135 d~ $15 ~mode ~5 tQ&oodhOnwcmly.~ All like new. eotttt table flS, Maple ·booloc:ae • jl50 644--031? W,19thSt.,CM646-f.349 Dr., c .M. exttnauiahl!l'ST.Boatorauto Opel Balboa IaJ:and, OR Mirmr S5-Sewing mactune POWER LAWN $1.$ $1.50EDd.tlble.Z &G-lln cabinet~ Bar $5. 3 tlV • · · compua $7, Sid water and >lGi base $15 Men's jadreta S6 mower · · .. __ 1o -3 Qilm"S of dn.wers ~ 2 'IWIN ~ me~ with TRIUMPH ~ motorcycle · snow $8, adjt.wtable btd t9ll Sweaters S4 Unifonna $145. Garden ~ 50c-l2 Ootbing SARONG Drele, new coat atuoll '4 each. -~Chelt~.dnwen·SS-2 ~ctriclllPl'VIO~ ·~;;, 2:iO ec $25. 2 engine. fOl" $15, fish aquarium and~ 51 Ford Ho1ster$5.R.ldlngboot.aand 25c-7Sc D~ lOc • '75c. $32.SO f<r $3-Slit 8. White drawers rl. Pltil> ~Ila ~ $4.50 ea.ch. Baby "°"'-.D""'-eh-verdatll'Jr,2' same S2S each. Box parts equipment$1S metal kicker Rancberocsed$lS59TBlrd pant.$3-$10Sewllwmachine 10141 Mailm1 Dr., H.B. dress$184Wl7l $5..'..~an a. de mm "9W1DI'. S2 Bab)' walker 7Sc ..., ~-"'l"-for same-$:15. NGK spark 12 oom~ with doors pe.rta: and rear lll!t.t $5--$15. $10 Sbevle. JSc...$5. Cook 962-8m ' l~, Snen.l water ut!s ~~ Playrex nurse~ x 3'x 5','25.~ plug!,alltdus75ceach.6v $25 bird cap:~ to $1, P&int.ldat-aldrawert,l book• $12 . Lamp•, FLOOR~ (Kenmore) GOLF ,Bag with $1-¢10, '11-ll!l23. No. 5 ~ $2.50. Mattrtst with COUCH $25. 0wUr $12.50. Hmda batteey $5. 12 V medlcme cabinet with with 5 ~ dl:awas, 1 a1x Aouresent 18'* $60 • $10 2 cieed, 80 oa dllperiMt' m......,.,,.• cla a 15~ BaibolCow.?>e -..,..,, Ide<! tor DanWi utilldal >&ant I~ Haida ~"""' $7.50. New & m!m>r 18, """ .... wln!W medhim dn"'• $15 <Odl 2 Hi-Fl 15. lll<dklne ....... , tank, 12 pi«o ......... pod lb -bl& .... "°' $5. ANTIQUE WbHo bed ~ ~ -waaoo SS. Pool Electric Cat dock $5. S used a pm:U $1-$25. 220 or wheel $3, record play• pece ~ coocb, crying P Fu. P &lfllc $2 Dllbts. set. excellent condltioa $25. Woimn't golf thoe;' ai1t 8, cbett $15 eleh, hbr a1b ~chloroma.tk: S25. 2 anw drawer chest S3. MltrOr $2. Avocado, C.M. (45) $20, parts for et1ng rq fer uptdstery 45 2 very ldtchlnwve, bard" t. re ~1 worn ~ $4. Gtrl clotbetl, and d>elt 110 , a c-ll :edctrs 75c eiacb. Olrtalr» G. E. baby diah $4. Small KNITI'ING mach1ne, new bike '8, car wbetl 50c, living , &ood cdhe taNes '5 each. 2o-.$2. Stools SL Books, SPOl' BUt JooCball moes. :M, lQco.$1 Women'• clothes Kmmore wuber $ 2 0 '. •50capair.Roundantique pitUre25ceacb.Newend atta.chmeDl:$25.6'6-1243 room. chait' $7, 2009 De*crvanit)',ldrtwers Or1a111cG1.rdening New.0.t'19,wlll.Ufor 10-14, 15c-45. 8luttedtoys 96&-«M9 r ,green coffee tattle $6. 2 Ozb tlble $4. SUn·Mon. 675 Cmtinental, Oleta Meaa, $1.50 Room purticitlq ready m,atazines Sc -2>c Heater $10, Ille Ml E. 54S-.mt3 50c-$.1. Olld's fUmlture, :Scoot uniforms, Ne 10, $2.50 Gc:wenlor, C.M. GATE leg table A 4 chairs ~ to eet ~ $15 White pole S1 Puzzles and pmel Good 50 4."0UCh end.le Sl--$3. Record MESH PJ.aypea with ped ~· ;'each. Foc:itt.U¥r:net, size 6 GOLF sets and cartJ $2-$25. :;.. :hes~!~1:1 ~ '11UCYa.E $5, mattreaes SS )t.,q), like new $5 ~ly 10o-50c. 910. !:.. ~ C.M-8~5.om C'ODdltlCID $7. ' a1bt1Jbs 25c Thermador l!'JIS1WateTbury1..-e ff.& ·5/8-6%.. $2. Bueball mitts, Heat }amp SS. Baby l:luc:gy-split $8. Baby lll1'0Uf!ll'I S1 each roll & way bed v.1tb American decor or M8--3%42'. sat-.:J'IUD DISHES l5c S.llvC!l°'#l.ft 15c hn.t.tt with fan. electric $3 BOYS SChwtm vanif1 ,.10 .~=:w ~-gh~ $6. Baby f\lmlttre 25c--75c. and$2.PottycbaJrs$1.rb-Sl. mattress$15.0rk!nta1Uv.IJW bedr'OOm) Table 1amP $3~ DEEKR1Dt$25M0-9990 Pw, lldllN 15c-SOc Vamty wuh bowl, never c>efd raoet bike $20, b:>Js '.~~0~4 ~;'Df!!:·~~ ~~r ~d~~ ==~*\:-*~ =:a;~em::-11°%·1:TWINHndbOd'6.~ ~:C~= ~~~~~ :!:~:!:~i!:':i\8; pi-. f.10. ·3017 Harding fic.$1. 2llD MODrOYia, CM. d04hel fJOc. Oiest $8 . chair, 1564 Orange A:t ~me $5 Slot cw SS 'I'lle GIRL'S 2i" bike $ T • 5 0. 25c Shirt& l5c SM-swi., Mon. electrl.cal boies 25c -" l manta ray b:xb', wood eue iWay, CJI. 5tS-eoo9 G. E. Refri&eratOr, gOod CJlMeet le. Jt. • d: Io s $2. Sa.turda;y afttt i p.m. boa.rd for be.tbroom, kitchen St0-"9990 Jul)' U, 14, 15, 988 W.17ib St Jal pressUtt ~ wUh bose $5, Mattell V&C*fllrm. ID d I -Toesttt IL Pem!otor $!. SUnday all day. -· .... ,.U... IS lillactrtc -~ --• 26, •~A. c.M. ea-am ... run 0~:i_ TV~~: moldo u. --~Ou.ER $15. High chair con ton, _.. Twin lAmpl '2. lAwrt Sl liO ~ altttr $5" ~ ~,-.....-..-• .....,. works$1 ....._paper"""a. or---~ ~ pa11 fl. Bathtub ......,...,, white n .. di. Min'• llUlta. """"T m4 '58 dlEVliOLri '-'• :113 ,,_ 13· 5'0-9990 BEHUGI<RATOR. Muet ..ii 15 <~ fnclultrlal roa.> 11o11 DE e u T" NT E , -t :;t'."~ ~~ ~~ MicbJgan b)' Callfonda engine IL\d P cJ ·=~-::r=.~ SCRAM LETS t!UlwcMDdbelcremovil:i, rooUw ~ $2.50 2 x 4 Demure and Jovel)' ~ '1'\VO 14 x 8'' n-.. wheels ICboci oft 01.ttr 5t9-a885 tranro"::"·~~-.. --med Zc, eedi. Men'• • fi1Wt $20 takes. w..,..am • divider $1 AM-N ~ ~-lize ll. $11. MW1'2 ~-64W199 ........ ; ~~ld COYe'I $4 each. :!n~i: ;visTVlin: ~Ml, i.rge,' 15e each. ANSWERS SOPA $1'-SQ Cectrlc ftoot S)'l!Wm, Dev• unpu:ked, 611 St. Jam. Pl., N.B. ~ TWIN beds, ex(!elle nt REMOOEtED ldtcbft'I, used and auto trans $1 to S25, Mab'•*-$1 i"'· Boy's buf:ler '7.50 sm Bruce two ..,.mn $25 each. 886 KENMORE Dr'Ytr 1ood TRUNK with drawers $25, electric stove tup $10. Cut ........ only, ••t Ford ~·-1._16, 25c --• 1 pr . tftecoMt.~74 Towne St. c .M. &U-356.f eonditiOn -. w~~-condltlon$25e-aeh.M2-2815 SUltcaies $2. S3. Trayless ln:wi. sink $1. Formic a --., .....,,,. t:aui ty ltnp11gnl::::===:::-:==~=--__ ,.,_ POWER lawn tnower 19" hisb chair SJ. Chair$ $5, $10. oowtcr tupg $10. Sf9..l047 &t\IOmatk: ftnl $10, 6 boy'• wire dp IMel 8* 15c-Eyelet -Rari -CHEVROLET Olrome rims, SHOP Smltb. iz Accelltlriff Waab@r needs little fl:dQs rot"'""• good condltion $15, Child's desk $10. ~s $2. TRAJLm hit.-bsravy duh• cyUndll!r Olevrolet engine Ladi• al1e 9-10 dttsse1, -~ -Myopic -Re-~ for $15. Good shape. $25 6t&-6'J85 ~l;;IO;i;, ~53&-t296";;';;;;;;.,-,,-.,---~ .r """ •.r $25 '00 Oievrolel car body 1k1rta 25c • 51. Blouses fuae -LINBURG ER 5'8-01aJ. 20li ·A Wallace, DES 968-3170 Music stands SS. $1 • TV $15. 646-6759 JlS, motor m. tl'al\l $25, f,;c sweattn: 2ec' • 50c 2 whit~ 1 boUght 10me flovVer lel'ds C.M. H:EA VY. Maple bar •tool• K For t e I e p bone, NEW 75 lb ice box for ~ $3. Washer $'25. LAWN sweeper 24" SS. ~. 191J52 Newport Blvd., --ol'tM. worn ~. size aJXl plantl'd d>!m tn 111 em-GIRL'S OothiJll, liil 6-3. ~12.£i0 MCh Wuher i: dryer eiccellent ccnd.itkll made "1' camper or trailer. Teal blue 646-6759 Unit 3, Senta An• HeiJbts. 9-lO, a1IO f>tlod, abe a, fOI' pt)' chee&e ~ I aot from lOc • Sl Q.ild.rto·tetn lOc-$1 $S each. 2146 lria Pl .• Closta Buaett, $25. 536-1298 $2(1. 548-6731. GOOD twin box spring S5. 'CARTOP carrier !:O'' X 48" WESndINGHOUSE upright nurees, waitre!i:Se!, beauty the superm~t. YOll ahould OlildTen's shoes, ail• 1-3, Me. ENCYCl.OPEDIA Set !$20. WON a door prize. Romon Toastmaster tOElS'ter $ 5 · $8 646-8759 ' vacuum cleaner $8, electric operator .St each. Curtains, ha\>"e IJeell what csnw 1JP, The 10c-n. Woman's llk-$1-19"A:I t daya only. B 1 o om l n g Junior daa1~ eet $15. «XI t!lectrlc shaver wtthS\de ~~ =n~i=~~ vtR.roE Brw chain, five, wall clock set SS. rocking short drapes 54" SOc -$2 .. plants looked like ftowers, Continental Ave., c, M. fllchllu in rMwood balkets ~!cease tr. Year boob -for bum trimmer, never out of Goose and duck pillows SS a no. ~59 cha.Jr $5 tun site~ 943 J~ Coat& Mesa felt 11kt Dowen, but they 548-4463 $3.71:1 ln gallon Clllt $1 Fern ta~ Booka of the W~ boX'., 'rtg. $19.95, sell SlO, pair, o n I y 2 lefl Walnut LIVE vem and bamboo back ~. G.t. 'Joe set $5, 11.ot C8l' Mi-1185 smelled Uke UMEURGER. COUCH S20 TV $15 Table and Jn redwood tllbll, mcnmt.ed Ill ~ :t~t_,! 9.:hit~~I!! -548-8150 armchair $25. 9-lZ, 2-S PM. rest $2. 646--6759 Sf!!: 81 pieces $20, Curtin p. PORTABLE TYJllfWTUtt S2S. NEW Bathin; llUlt, g{ze 32, beftdl ,., Lamps St Baby bs.rk and in cc. 'me $10 dictionary SU. Brlt..Z l! "CUBIC !eet Westinghouse 310 Fernleaf CdM. OR 3-4668 HAI •~ ~ $5 40 warha~ltplaMbllDblagaok 'rlitck t1re (6 p1y Qoodyear) $3. Pllule~ lOc. ~9900 things: BM $10 Potty chair Troplcala 50c--~ ~· Atlas $9. World B 0,4 ,"" i;i_frigerator $25. 642-4148.1 R c .. t'l"°.s, v:.le-r · engine $3,""'" e Uli c ... , , _ __._ -; DA™n'T •-• -•-~ 115 $1 Ootbel lOa _ s 2 , cacti 20c-$1.25 SUn _..ts ...,,..,_, ___ ·::s1~·~ "~. PAIR twin box •Pti-nRs and 646-6759 $3.50, bar b que $2, dock MW .... ....,i;uw ..... n vi•.inru.n. IKAU ....,,_. ).1&1im1Uy loth l5c-$a and thrubl 25c-Sl.15. 164 _ ..... _. ..., '"""""" SIZES 10 to 14: dresses $2 • mattresset $25. Electrolux SCHWINN blike, ~ .. 1,1 26 .. , 3 radio as i9 $3, cigarette GOUectjQft (1941 to date) SJ 281 Nassau Rd ., C.M. Swim tin. SlcLt...m'!,_ $1. 3154 Mmlll Pl, C.M. loll Orange Di.<iho.vubrr Qi. M ' 'Sl.S, Suits $3.50 • ns. shorts deluxe waxer-poliaher $25. ".. rn1oehine $3, I day wall docll: proltllliaW IPOI; reducirig ~ 8R.1CK $%1 Wing dtair .-C M between alst and 22ndl. and ttealth t , ,j: · $1.50, blou1e1 Sl, formals ~ speed $25. MG-6759 $3, alum bl,gbchalr $3, ln*'Ument $35 V 1 bra to r S20 Bonanza peadl trees In ~~one Dr-• • vol um~ in 4 oonea $1&. d:& ~. coats $5 • $15, swea.ttts DANISH modem c o u c h , 1!..~,.""t .!"" .... "6"'A~5iece bathroom -pole-unit $2.50, (hnV)' duf1) $215. C.ommode redwood buctteta $8 'l'oyl 25c RVUa':_~u' m911~ Tr1:,1·~hi'~chl4. Bargain I 5+H669 ;:_"'. fl -$3. Iron 1killet1 $1 • S3. brawn hVeed $15. Pictures ~vuu.u •-.MrlJ. full!ize be(!,. frame $2.50, car Ot dK;wet cha.it' De\\' $25. -$2. Potttd plants $1·13 PUSH Mow•r $6. 545-8997 "" ~ -... ..,.. ROS£8 .'Fostoria stemware ccys1al 15--$10. Bath1J'le-tte, new n.so. GIRL'S e:1otbbig, size 7·12, !'ldlo $2. Guitar S 2. Sewing me.chine, electric, Bird cage and stand $5. DINttl'E Set, wbltt Vlrtue Couch S'20 TV $15 Pia:ures USliES .75 a 'g"\asses $1.50 each, thrc>N Baby dothes and blanket& 50c:·S2.50. Pre· teen dresse1, Percolator S2· Traverse rods $25. Hitch, •mall car $5. Table and benches S20 table with leat i25 f S1 Lamps n Books, free to Quetn Elizabeth 51);2 pWo....ts $2 each, patntln~ SlO, 25c-$2. Ladies clothing, size Sllekl, ahortl, blOUS:K &le-$1.50 ta.di. Venettan bilndl Storage lhelve& on rollfl'S Homemade child'• p I a Y matching chain $1.50 tach, $1 Trook 'l FooUocker S2 Wam~r. H.B. ~ sable 9CIU'f $15-836 Via Lido ~71 25c·$3. Men•1 ltlits &: $3. Handbags 2 5 c -S 0 c · Sl each, Wall CIU\ opener St. $2S. Boob and mqazirtes stov@ and refrlcetator SlO -Giutlq• can, mp-on yellow Baby it•ml, bed $10, car LADIEs \tictorlan soUd-f&k I Nord, Lido Isle, N.B. llPOrt coats-'a. s 7 • ,5 0. La.mps $10 ee.ch. &44--0311 Stnet skates" SJ., Garooie ' 5cr25o t>illhea1 pens 6c -5oc $.5. )fl HP mot Or $8 Doll p, IJ.ke ntW. Rebert Wood Ifft 15c. 3154 YeIWwatone detk $45. Buket be.II .. O~ERAL Electric clothes A r ti f J c i a I f 1 owe r AREA rvp, green and white, psJ1a with Ud 50c •ach. Camp cot, back pack frame buA:>' $4 Hlgh cha1r $2. large reproduction, a o I d Dr. C.M. 549-1270 ~.liO, 2 antique .m,... ·Myer $20, General Electric &nangemeru lie-SL Kildlen one-4 x 8, two! x s, one 2 x Clothes 5c·$1-915 Victoria. S5 3 corntce!, 1 ft ~-Heat White ~t $16 Umbrella .trame S10 Round mhTor $3. KANGINO l'Uchnu In ,«ties $1.~ ea(!b. PortaWe vacuum SlO, roaster oven utenllla ~~. sat. s u n 3 nyloo &hag, 80od conditioo C.M. 54&-l'903 alter 10 AM 1amff floor rrJ'Xlel $20 Over ck>tbe1Mne $l Wagon J'I. 2 small l&mpu 75o each. red'wood bukets, blOom1ng t)IJJ@WJ net ~. 613-8f«19 .... $10. 962-8645 ~1934 506 Wkgpw-, CdM $10 for a1:J. ~ White eleplat.rlts? Dime-a--UDe Ile dc:or heed traction, ntw Patio chairl"' $3. Tent $.5. 548-62SS. " • $8. 459 E. nower St. METAL'Fcidini tablet cba.fr1i no. MS-2529 ~et :,o =.i:ns i:· Z DASCHUND Pu,,pier, 8 C.M. -for ttudente, 2 tor s;z;. ! STA~TING NOW! Let Us Help You Be aPenny-Pincher U P P• h CLASSIFIED _ se enny inc er . ADS 3 LINES 2 TIMES s2.oo YOU SAVE MONEY • Yes, 3 You Get The Most For Your Money $4t00 Lines-2 Times-Only I. e Ne Item 0..r $50 • Ne c-m.rctol Flr1111 e No c..., Cha-e No Ab-lttiom 'AND YOU CAN CHARGE IT! Let Us Help You Be A Penny -Pincher .. , .... ,""' ... HCMtMholtl._. A,pll111dl Aflff4u1t s-Jitt Madir11ei M..tul , ......... .,.."' llJO Ca111•r•t I E111;,1fp1r11blf 1200 H•W., s.,,n •. 1201 S1t9rfh19, &.Mt 1210 l l11M1la,..,, 1c.,.. 1220 Ml.,.11 .... 11$ 1100 .. .. 1100 1110 .... GAS Stove wttb Krtddle ~20 N.B. • ''. Weelts ofd. ~rtd, DO z LARGE Matcblng braided &12-3183 "' Double bed, o:>mpleite $25 Wli:%>GEM'OO!> Built .. tn papers $25. oval 'Wool rup $20 Antique SCUBA Equip... SIM)e fiN Double dres.eer with dbttwuhet l yrs old $15 KIRBY Model S14 aanit&tton 1ce'oNn9 wall lamp f,2S, 1arae Jl.9', 15 lb. wSght belt matching bookcase Bathlnette-'· $4.50 Babyine system includet ~her, SoUdMaplitbeDCb'5Maple $10, muk and anorket a;, hffdtloard $2 Platform crib $25 Danish end tabes epr~gun ,rugdeaner,noor floarlamp$2.'4l-1146 medium au.It-hood boob; rocker $10 Odd tehle S3. 2170 SlO eadi Dining set 2 du!;ter, pe>lisher and ~tt WING "--k da ..,...,.,.,.. ~<J:: $20. 536-l330. ' Rural pt. 646-9524 · _ _. • acces80r'~ $20 Olt painting ..-; v-.-. _. I ;;;:o::;;-;;·~C,--.-,-...,~ leaves, sol.kl .,., . ..,......, perfect and lramea Jl Boxell of Whlr1pool dr)'er ( n e e d ' MA'ITR&W And ~ CAR Top boat loader SlO for refini.!lhing $25.L ~ bookl lncludillc Weetem, world $15 HOCl'\I« ftectrlc doUbi:t beds;!;. 982-tles ' Twin beds .xi mt.ttreMel ~ 6bol*:s 962-~ l979'l My t t er y, S c 1 e n c e , Door clewier $1& Cl.trtainl $1 flOCKING 0Wn patlQlil $25 Sookcase beadbOlrdl '8 er Wl• Profe&Sional and children's Drapes '2 aothel, women's ~ (3) SS ..cit. Pvt ea.ch. Orild's chest Of Ranger Lane, H.B. 1-0c ea.di or S2 a box 30--M t: c b 11 d re n' I ~ 1908 ~ &I: drawcn $15. 646-aJ60 lUX.'OlU> Player no Guitar, books ptT Im. car ~lers C'htklrft'• 25c ... $1.50 D1!het feat . St, NpC lkfl m::osPREADS TMn. 11u new strings $15 avtnd am. $1 eech. Portable ht.ettr Sl llk -$1 Reo:rds 78'1 Sc KENMORE Washer -· awc:ack> rreeft. tutt«l tq:1. case $10 Small trike $6. Lawn mo¥.'er $4 4 battell e•ch. 45'• t7c each. Sat-Sun concUtion Pl. 6'15--l4i7 • $1.50 each. 3 moatba old. Boy's 20" bike $12.50 Gas ~~or $2 New 6 g..S_ 192 FJower St. C.M. WALNUr Arrtique "9aolt;t, 11 &l6-M9:J motor $15 Gas motor $12-30 volt 1011Uon coll Sl.50 3 BOY'S Bike 20 inCb JS LI dra.Wttl, 3 mimn md Llttle Wonder earden IPeed conversion linkage $2 • -' • bench. Nat -..,..,_v" -TALL Cupboards t'ltth glui tractor $25. Power mower Mkttl.s smog device $1 Wall IP""CWu• · und. 536-bi'.., doors $15 Showcase. $5, $10 $2!. Power edrer $10 plaquts St. Ceramtca So LEAVING Stat•all nut iO· l:·::;"'°""'::=~,:::;=-~- and $25 DoU high chalri SuitCUff $1.50 each. each Shock ablorbers for 2 piect' .. ctioDal J15 3 DINE'ITE Set S20. a.an• 'l5c .. $4. Wte doll cradle Dlrided lunch trays , 61~ Ferd $2 zr, 4 speed odcuicntl tables '5 Limp ea. Good ur Dsmast IOllch $5. 2956 Pemba Dr., C.M. f I b er & 1 t. s I 30c U • e d floor sh1f( 1tre.1aht tooth table $.1. 2 table }amps $6 Sl5. Ullhoiltend dllhw f10 5.ffr~l carpeting, UDit l>eige 75c trl.Mtl11sslon excellent for each-Pole lamp SS RlloOrd. ea.. ~ rap S:W M. C o RN ING WARE per yard. Wall lamps S5 trucicl $15 EI e ctr i e: a I ptayer etand $3 NewlJ Pull down lltte IS& Tlllle ~ eldllet, 10", eadl. Doutu box sprinp $5. filrtuml, 1-npe, b a 11 e •. uphobitered chat r $15 l&mpa $3M. ntJirr )l!llpl '5 $1.5. MM4SK> ~ ma~111J:e·s:ab ~· ~ ~~ectOrG& all Mlllchl111 pillow S1 OWr S1 ••· •2372 Soi. Lac -DOW ~· m ™ ~~ ~t uard Walllut book<:ate $U 2 BARBECUE siQDI! .. L!£ SHAG !tug,-' blue tvmd, bot!IH IS <Odl. Flbentl,. awrowd Ju. l-S2 untlolohed -..... S s Lar~ Qllll ...,. 4lOI, $lO. ...--1Dc Hd1. Root Jad< uch. JO ca. ri1lo flt). lOTilll ' · HOOVm UJ)l1ab $1. Tube bender's $2.50 e11ch. Newport. C091& M e: 1 a. ..ch. ltudeat: de 1 IC '10 PO'RTABUC Dnift1ns 1ii4 $15 Qib aud ~:. Boy'1 lb!rt8 new $1 each. Sat-&.utlo-6oob' &t:J..6814 Upbolllilred. bench $1 2l"x'8"$10W«mtt.tmd ~ Car wheels ' $1 each. New L ti G G A (i E A~ e r I ca =~ dmettec:he.tn table $1.~ ; $9 Fklor Jqtb bmaJ. ~ latlet IWff.ten $8 each. Tcwiet.er 26 in, e; $8 c 7, worn ooee $10 ~ VINYL Owcr~ et.Ir & New ladiet dreMt.s $10 dlclt. Lad!es ck-ea. pe.k ~ $10 kitchm chairs $l Ape,rtment llhoet 15. \\1dtt Nm Beech ottoman $10 54M'l'3l 282 Del Mar Ave., C.M. Men'1 Mlantic 2 .;u_ttt rut si%e pa C'tlll• $ 2 5 tuxedo, IUe at. ftlC. -SU> SWIVEL Rocker n •• d • 548--6123 _...., ...... .-•• .._,, • .... __ Refrlprat<r, na wall $5 4 83Q..l954 . . • ' 5""" ,,.. umue ,,., ,. Wl \UK TV tra)'I $1 Wllnut dreAer ' """'"'"'"'""'·"' $lO One nd DISHES And pons So-$1. .-om -rad< $8.50. l25 ,,_ hddboord l8 STEEL n.-t1m -flowered twin bedapttt.d p , Electric ...-au clock ss. 3 842--2880 M&t ~ boX . $5 with ~ mattrea. 673-1336 PMce 11eetional $1D et. e b. TABLE Saw $1.5 tawn lights -~--K 2 ~!._ $'lO 40'' eoektaA table midi P 0 RT ABLE S I n.-letlf coffee table $10 th ~ ..,, ........ -"'..&0.1... I e-w n& w• rocking cradle $18 J2, Bueque WI motor IA~ portable t;n.ew1ker • ......._._.... $3 .Flre8'de C!!i!r- -. llD -$25. VW ---....:$!.SO Rdler -15 125 2 -tap• ~-tla!ltl18"'-'° :..., ~ ~"!! :. $1. ear rack $5 24 cup coffee ~ e:= l'lCbo widen 15 eteh Lewn. c:u,>et aweeper $2 sin.m ~ .... uot...,,, pot $10 stereo !lpe&ker with $5. • mower $1 Dectrie ~ electric::. en cooloer 12. -~ 18 RCA table ami>llll.r $25: ,....,_ enc1 NEW "'-a ..,. 1>1... -ss a.-no OYal Eltctric t1n 18 IMwt -~ W TV tor tubN t.nd table $5. Sat 646-3609 white Ripe, I 7 a rd mltfOl" "9e car toolet' p MXlrda 20c Slovtl ml bot cab ... 13. &IUl3l Boll 1' ., 18 matcbln& llklc $lO 3 pal< vacuum cl•-15 Shovel 12 Scl>lck -__ S2 SE ALP 0 INT 8lamete =G bag $1 Bowllna beige ~ I cote b Sl)e New Nier 1irU1b bfoom J!:lectrtc b air ~ tz. kl-.t-cld.Tralned -m. 10 $2. -~ U.-, ,_,,. -UO ii N.., dog buket n 54WllO l•ll-panlJ5.ti4M230 Navy-· me 9, ...,. =::.~2~-1l4H6G IC~ Newport CO;:,;;UCll;i;;;-':"5::-Cl>a= .... =m::-:!3+!!:=•1 5 PlilCE Dlnott• ,., flt) Pair 13.50 Two &011 tro.. 5 ond 1, (rev) $10 T.V. '10 ~ -· -ocld '12" • 64" 12 11.SO •ad>. TV -•on RIJGWpad,-11EASCAPE 22 x 44 l'J5 -IS56471t • ' _....;.,.....i$2.i>.,k $!~ P--115.'l'Wo 10 x ll, oft white, jolll (frame_., l30l lit.Hiii !Sit PEUGEOI' s.doo -W 21' 115 nd tine tlrel ""' TIS XII cleon<d l30 5 It °"" -·&ftl'I -rug ' ' . .... ~ fl~ ...0. Men't ~ de<O plok 16 -MA Tt:HING W•t-Old -tralltr IS Oti' Alr-,tmallll.TS ~ -Stlc.""-80 --~ _U_, __ -DX al Hath Kit ll(1n Ice ,...,. wltb . -and _,_, .-23 ..di. ml Dim U: -tter 125 3 ml -(IUal'lll. ""' 9, $4.50 -·1 COAat i.an,. 13 a pun -Ile 125 -tllll-230S CM. $4UISl _,,.. 15 8ch. -sold racltW lllta• ""' -al-~ U TAME -_, • ' OM.-..1 dlalr p Paper alzel0,$t-=hpr,56-1331 tad:J. MMl lhelvinC • Plfl,.U-..$1......,. TASa> lOO x IJ $ badt boob 10c e-aeb. AKAI,._.1Co:Kder~t5. Quantity bemboo t6Mk '3 BUNNu:B ~ lntdl, t1ls1COPt,4flCMW" ..... _ ,._ $1540-l3lt. llW llraoftY"""' 12-Ftlgldm ~ 1rame S2 01ain so. -. ._ ..-i.n, --· • 1-CM SM-8un -JIS ...... repair, Ola!oe .... cllah' -$2 ,,....., 1111&11 CUI ..... ·""'-' ' ,,...,$2,Y;..,.IDln'tlUlt TwoMU-.,.;..adorw,new <ENA ___ top -II -... AQUAIUIJM 10 pl b<oll>' 125. -... 15, ll ead>. --SOc Rand earvfn& SOc Toy -llJ. -T -$25. 5'9-0893 a-llbY let 14 • H.O. 12.SO a..m. -rocll 1Dc -b'lmk 115 """ !llENI. flrl net, 11111, -ruler ml --• 10 It trade 1211 ---Pl!'·-15 -. 5 ,.., ... 2lo --si atld'o .. r BOAT 121 <Jon Ill,,.. ml °""""" '20. IH0-83'1I !Dc. ~-l<Y'1tl cl -'f .. lie 111Q<1e SIU ,. o1t1 ~t-1 ·ASK YOUR -$1.!0 {3.50 • lO)""""' 13~ --2 TWIN --...... -$1 ~ NIW ---23--1AoMrn$f.-18 Glrl't S tpd -flt) matb I • • ........... -$1 La ... -13 !(JI, NMllD 'CAL~ DAILY PILOT ~CALW'...-5c Olrl'a 21" bib $10 Glr\'1 125 -,,.... ~ Pollo -...... 11.!0 IUlll!lll: -. -' ·• ft. Beal -,_.. "1th 21" -IU Girl's !II" .... air -dofl ....... 1'nm!d -'JSo 278 -..... lo -t -13. -tawo ~ ll5 !StMIOT. Ml1 -15. 1111 _.,. s.o1o-. c.x. -·- -~Lam, IL& ..,. '1J par ...... DJ ..... ILllO--SI tll8111-$15. .... ~------------------------------·,OIARG&--114-. A-CM. liiiiiiiiSl lllDlllJ llOolm CR4BGS,,.._Ol ," • - ----------·-------..... _ --------..... ------_ .. ·--·-· .. '=-••-~·-"··---- 4 ' ' . " I I . . -· • • 'J DAIL V PILOT No tt.... Ovor $25 OIMl!-A-LINI • -. . . . . -....... Saturday, Jijly l.S, 1%8 DI , IN DIME·A-LINi No it.m Ovor $25 No ._ 0-SU MAPLE _,,. clut"' SlJl LUGGAGE. many .i.-a Sl.!iO ANTIQUE Silvf!' Cf'OTMr -Qdld11 Ml.pk rocktT $1.50. to $15. Metal eamp let: chdt SUJV, &nd spill $T. MJrror Wooden dlnlnc table fl5 $9 .. Vaporiler J5. New !On& old $'1.50 Old •mp $950 O:luch., netdl recovttinl; $10 AND 1iie sheets $5. Gold doc kd Qutt $$. Antiqllll ~. $1 -Wkl& back chair nttdl UNSKILLED SKIWD aod pillow SS. Kttty lit.., J25. Antique IMUn 1 p1..,. .....,,rin&' 110 R.hiaentot box 2Sc, doubi. '""'° doc -14.so Ntp-. MEN NEEDE D NOW dWl 75c. small old t..tUontd cut: · ,..~ 110 Volt water lkl. never •-th•·• wtlll &l&w feet llO. C\llPf -.. UCE'JW $1 tel. Oid ll8ed $22.50 Book cue $4.50 TO IU.L VACANCIES tN ~ ~ bra.fl chlnese box S 5. V.,nztr $t. Bedlprtt4I U NEW DEPART M. ENT AntlQue beed PUl'le $11. eld:a. PWoM 1'Se e&eb OPENINGS DUE TO EX· OIROME riml. Ford $5 WtdatwOOd plate $ 3 . 5 0 ow.es, ilultt ~ -u. PANSION IN OUR OR.. I tac:h. dlroaJe vaJn COIRl'I ~ canilttt .et. '3. Olildttn'I toys 25c _ $3. ANGE COUNTY DMSION. S7 p&ir.M1-9Ui Dishes lOc -$5. Full alu Odldre.n'a women'a clothea ST ARTING SALARY --t..1--•-white bed s pread $5. ' = W nt• W'-dd Got• $120 GAS atove ,_.. ·~..,""~""' R(itobroil Rottlsstrl 113. 50c -$10. Satutda.y only • I r ""' y1 r szs. table. 4 cbatra $15, cheat Traller hitcb $2. 16 .. bike $2. alter 10 :'M 1545 Pondtrou S CLASSIFICATION FOR per WMk & up cl dn~ $l11, but1et $15, Stii1er attachmenta n. Ave.behind Cinema theater, NATUltAL BORH SWAPPERS EDIATE EMPLOY· aquariums • 30 p11oa $25, each. Gilbert Autor111ma $5. Mesa Verde. 546-5.54.S Spedll Ri te FOR THOSE WHO fish and plantl $5. lO pUon Golf .,., .. $1.SO AlmO&t new NEW Market ~-i.i .... stud7 5 llMt -S t lme1 -S bucks Q U LI FY COMPLETE aquarium $1S, 5 gallon .,... ..,._ ..... , aquarium ~. Tl9I Alham'"-pool 8' x 20" fl. Receaed guide (GW College) $5. au1.11 -AD Mun 11+CLuo1 JO TRAINING AND RAP· ~ ~~ kl li~ ~ Bl "I l-Whel ._ NW " .,..., t-WMI ,..u _, Ill traclt. Dr HB tchen ·~ .. t ... 150 White Provtnclal accent t-YOUI ,,..,.. .,.,.,., ..i..... ....... NMt. NV•r11t.,... ID OVANCEMENT. · · · Deluxe Rug Shampooer $5. table $3 Small marble top ._..OTHINO ~It &ALI -rll:AOES otilLYt EXAIR INC Lml.JTY traJltt axJe, hubs 16" trike $5. Toya 5c -$5, tab1e $15. Box decorative PHONE 642-5671 • and wheel $20, divan and Dod:lle litlk $2. Patlo Cbair1 baskets and tiny glaal To P&lce Your Tr-.:l1r'1 Paradi11 Ad ORANGE COUNTY DIV. chair &ood condition $25, 4 $1. each, 2 white tablecloths ahelVN $3. Box pegboard For Information call piece chUd'a k:itdlen. play, with 8 naplcin1 each $2.50 h a rd w 1 r e n Small Trade: '65 ·vw, avoCado # 62 Balboa Covet 3 BR Monday & Tuetd-.y fwnlture fl, hlih chair $5. aet. Des~ $25. O\alr $5. dtcen.tive ICl"ffn IS 3 , 5 0 ll'~D, Ernpi exhaust, new watertront with pier. Will n 4-7251 962-C719 Dre a & in g Table $10. Rdrigerator $20 lnterestir:g engine. FOR: 'VW fiber· oonsider anything in value --------- KENMORE aut omatic Saturday and Swid9y July . . 1 3 h · gla&1 dune buggy. Call 962-lor dWerence above $35,(Q) wubtr excdent condition 13th and 14th 9 am to 7 pm. di(-~· tll!~i1lhl~Kl a 1;; Q 0395. loan. LJ 8·7m ~. K .... --automatic 20I2l. v .. ·-"'ew Ave., Santa ~ -........ "".. ua..r"' ~.J.--wafRe iron $5 3 25 View Acres Laguna CLEAR • 4 Unita fUrn. ··--•-v-~• condltion AnaHel-.'-545-3543 ~~" · I-;", "'ei~c 11"':,,,_ 40.. --~·~------off white 24 x 54 drapes $1 3 Beach. 6 om e Improve-ocean view, 'It blk. Npt. General EI e ;t;f~c $5, MOVING. Saturday only. One pr. floral drapes 4lx81, UO ment.s, Income $'7700. $243,· pier, be.lit rental area. $58.· P--•,.t -plete w 11 h double bed, complete $25. Rug padd.lns $!1. Saturday. (OJ equity. For TD's or ? 500 take sm, hse in trade. ..,.... ....... One ' drawer chest $5. One ,.,_ ........ _... CM (oil Own '"' =• ~ -1 ~'A Court Ave .. 67:J.6527 cage Sl, b'ailtt hitcll tor '59 fl::>nnica, ~leaf kitchen 313 n.uu>t::lilN, ... _..... er, ~ ... :r1-."". Plymouth $2, tire and wbeel table $5. vw top CUTier $5. Santa Ana) rear • ...,...,..,. CLEAR dlx Apple Valley & DELUXE 3 BR 3 ba tum : for '36 Cllevrolet 1 2, Day bed $10 Electric heater BELLY Board $3. 494-3613 Hesperia lot1. Value $11,<nJ. on CoU Course, pool, Wat./ •Kenmore gu dryer, tood $5. Metal cebinet $8. Large BOX Springs, mattre&I and Trade for small going bl.Isl-erfalls, hobby shop $15,501 coodltioo S25, good tire for rocker $3. Washer and gas frame $lO Large custom ne11 Orange Cly or prop, eq, Want income Units. Renault $2, Dlltsun engine dryer $15 each. Elec tric built chair, worn arms $7. atock, equities, etc. 673--9576. Dania Rlty Co. 64Ui560. Pa rts and 4 ·•Pee motor $5. Metal bathroom El"'--....,........;na "-A"-An2 Ba ea -• Ba .,, SEA Going outboard Rig. · Ion 12 t -'""' ... -·-· .. .,,.,..... 5 BR, 3 . "" y; u,· transmw O ...,. caddy U What-not table ()00 I 139 500 ft>Cl"ln. Trade for Sporta car. Also 841-8115 I 5 o h WI d IRONRITE Mangle $15, good ft ot; val. , : ~ I· ea C • n ° w <.'Ohlilion 67l-7909 equity, Trade for vacant lot, ha•1e '65 Ford Econo-Van OLD, usable U n d e r wood hardware, brand new S2. ...___, mobil horn TD' FactorY cam...... Pop up. N lock with k $2 pl "th ....,.. ' e, car, • .. ~. typewriter 110. 8471112 ~ ey · TWIN Seda com ete Wl <>.mer 646-lG76, Trade for 7, 842-3798 'Th-averse rods and shade1 n headboards $25. Speed-0- Antique trinkets 5c-$"1 2436 Print automatic addresser Paymaster check writer. 20 Ft '60 Shasta Trlr, sell Orange Ave .• C.M. 642-5476 stencil plate $10 Power tooh Like new. Cost $166.50 will contained, excel cond. For: PROPELLER $10 Anchor $20 SS _ $10 5'8-6258· 18.3 Monte trade lot good condition equitY in income prop, ENGINEER 8. S. M. E. rec.ant greduet e to Service Field Accounts end supervise now p rod .. uc t development for division of netiona l compeny. Selary $I 0,000. Excellent opportunity. (114) 646-9641 OIL palnt!ng1 and prints from S5 to $25, old picture frames from $2 to $15, miscellaneou.a Items from SI to SlO. Saturday and SUnday. Tn Williams Ave. H.B. Electric drill $8 Victor cash Vi.sta, C.M. standard typewriter. 646-home, mobile home, TD'a · · -..,.. al 9895 or ? 642-<B!IS 1---------regiSter, u IS, -· fN g BEAUTlFUL Biooming home , __ • ______ _ 'IWO sinde beds w 1 t h headboarda $15 each, l drawer chest S3, 4 drawer chest $4, sllwer chair $3, two grey naugahyde couches with bolsters $20 each, Eureka cannister vacuum $10, binoculars 6x30 · and case $25, Spertl therapy lamp mmtin!Iig intra red and violet ray· "$15, GE automatic dock radio $10, Electric aboe polisher $4, new ~-o-mat ice rusher- .$:), nava.I unUonn.!i, size 42. 2 ~khaki. 1 blue, $20 each ~am all iteme lOc to n. 208 ·39th St. N.B. 673-€UM PHOISTERING Fabric • · Scotchau•rded linen $3.00 a . yard. 673-8809 fuel tank $25 1 cyl. 5 HP grown African violet& 50c -TRADE Import or Domes-IIDOO STORE Bid&:. w/3Jx30 mot<r $25. Rock Maple $l 2S Alto nand $5 54(1.-6988 tic car fer •wrox 20·tt iYarehou.se; ta"e. lot; W. Hol.t coffee taibl.e $"25. Big pipe ' · ' d all inboard boat. South Cout Blv., On!ario, val. $70,(Q). wrench $6. 20 ft-6 ft chain TIRES, Four whlte ii e w or Lapeatake prefernd but Trade up for cornmerc. in MAINTEllAllU HELPER link fence, 40c per ft. 2-30 8.45 x 15 ~lacea 1.60 x 15 not nesac. Phone stS-9303 in CdM atta. 1.986«9) gal fuel bl.lT'tLs wtlh pump SS each. 642-7984. ask fer Dick Retired man interested $15 ea.ch. Metal desk holds u--u-n1-1,-H-un_tin_gto_o_&_h, ~ ~ ~= ~~ employment to suppli- J;Ypewriter ha.a 4 drawers SERVICE DIRECTORY 1 . mont ,.....;-ent income:. $25. ~n&tor s 2 5. poo , no vacanc1ea, over clear. Exchange for aom.e-o:::u.aciu UrOOreUa clothes Line SU!. Floors 6665 f.!l,<XXI income. WANT bod)'I headache! Units, Night shift 4 p.m, to 11 Ironing board S2 Iron $1.50 House, TD's, condominium TD'a. or 7 Bkr. 6'&5726 p.m. Phone Toaster $1.50 Kitchen atep LINOLEUM, carpet, tile. Re-etc. Exe location, 847·2125 n.-1x ~d 3 B 2 673-3131 for appt. uo::: , .....,., o. r. ,OCIO 1q. chair, yellow 14 786 VI. 10th, model, repair. Many rem· 4 CHAIR deluxe Bart>er ft. Npt. Back Bay, View!----~---- C.M. 642-4610 nanta. Free ett. 839-1677, Shop Top Joe .. North C.M. Dbl gar. Pool. AU elec Bltns FOREMAN SPICE Rack and jan ·$2. 541-865-4 Shop'g Ctr. Trade lor "sea. crpts, drps Val .$38.500 YACHTBUILDER JaparJHe picture lamp S7 4 Gardenint' 6680 aoned" 1'D or gold nug-Trd/lncome, T0'11. 646-2670 Immediate opening in the sizzling-steak platters $2.50 l.::"'-'===------1set1! College Rlty S46-5880 NEED MOTORCYCLE Orient tor man with back- Vasea 15c-$1 J a Pane 1 e ANTHONY'S Monrovia House ""'""' -ulty ground as foreman of large '&'"-n 2 h · .. ....._ .,.__, ~.. Have 1964 Simca, rebuilt P"'-'• ... o::: .... umcane '-'""" Garden Service 3 BR, 2 ba, Jge fam rm, wet engine, new tires. $460 or U.S. Yachtbuildlng com- bedroom lamps $5 o.ch. be.r. WANT local rental pany, who ii expen. is ALL Booka 10c-25c J a P a n es e 646-1948 ad 7 • · • • · : "· • • • · • • • • • 494-72)4 phates of glass tooling, die- dolls in cues $2&$10 Hand LANDSCAPING ~ir~· M ge Davis Rltr 4 Income unlt.s on 21st St. set, cablntry, etc. Top o~ OWERS· Power and Hand, meat slicer, almost new $7 LAWNS REMODELED in Costa Mesa. Trade for portwtlty and siary for ,S20 • rr .so. 673-8809 Lut Supper ceramic picture Exp horticulturist. HAVE Con:ina del Mar Du· house or trust deeds. In-ri&ht man. Send resume to ING.LE rollawa)' bed n5, in frame SS Casi e r o I e Reaa. monthly Gardening plex $18,500 equity. WA.NT come $402.50. Owner. Box M158 Orange Coast .. percale contour ah e e I , aervin&N bowldish-~~", !2.:..50 Expert Ja p•nese Vacant lot Co.st.a Mesa or • ~9--am • Pilot, c.onfidtn.tial. ,blanket included, Drexel ut """ t• .._..e Npt Bch. Madge Davis Rltr "'=-;c::'--;..::7-----....,,-,.1 host chair, solid walnut SlO, flower centerpiece S 4 , 5 D G1rd1nlng 642-7<XXI 2 BR furn condo. on Bch ---------! , hutch 6' tall 3• wide $17 .50, Ouiatmas tre-e lighta S2 CUI gra.sa, edging, trimming, --------nr. Vmice, Italy in exdus-..,,..,..,; .. ~ .1-. c-Lazy SWJan $7. S m a 11 weeding in the llower beds, WllL trade acreage near ive resort area. Trade for ................ '6, shoea, jewcu 7 "" b th ~ ti atu al « g barbeque n.50 Large brandy Y mon · r1ee et1 m · Palm Sprin""' for ...... 1ty in 1oc area 3 or 4 Br. home .,.fD $1, 6 piece dinette ..,, 543-5182 646-0384 "'y "" ... •pie« dinette $!6. S\lnday bawl $1.50 Heavy kitchen or Coos! area rental unit5. or vec. lot or boat. &&12TI Y 8'02 F'rlealand H.B. pota, large S2 Bedspread Japlntse Gardener ~1131 3 BR. 1%i BA, Newport Bcb S3.SOA.uortf!dallYf!IWal"l!n. Exper., complete yard I~=~~-~=~~ 137500 E , N1tlonal Corporation treadle sew I n g 1 .. -, ldl~en w-~, ... _..... W.C.Ovina lot 90xl!li. 3 Br . · quit Y $15,250. o.. • ...1ay ev•"'"day? Four , ._.. u..i ... , utqA~ service. Free estimatea I Bl · 1s--WANT· , __ ... · ~ ....,.. ""';r .machine $25, Kennedy tool $1 Chrome cannister set, all am nn. ms, patio. ""' · ...,1\1, resort, moome verif. pltdits per day, wrtte ;box SS. baby stroUer $5, in one $3.50 Hamper $1. 548-7958 • 54&0724 pool. Ou'/C.C. Owe $22,500 or 7?7 R. Rosa: Meyer Jr. one out ot three. CLOSERS-CLOSERS $90. DAY SllUB> MACHINISTS Mechanical Inspector .. ~ Pf09reuive m1nuf1e.· turi"I com pany In S1nt1 An• htt open- lnp on tho day ohllt for tho lollowlnt poto ltlo ns: Experience ~uired, Moderat.i tole...,.,. !:: es. Join a vital upandlllg Industry with _ the foremost !MllUfacturer of 1utom1Uc valves and controls. .. CALL OR APPLY • form Tool Grinder CLA-VAL CO. • • Tool & Die Maker 17th & Placentia Costa Mesa. .. ... An equal opportunity employer -------. • Precision lithe Operator • Turret lathe Set up and Operator • Automatic Screw Mach. (Traub) set up & Oper. Excellent comp1ny benefits •nd working condition•. Applicant& only Apply in person MOl'lday thru Friday NEW PLANNED FACTORY EXPANSION IN ORANGE COUNTY Provide• Dept. Oponlnp MEN ARE NOW BEING INTERVIEWED, HIRED AND TRAtNED TO FD..L GOOD POSmONS WITH TOP STARTING PAY. $512. mo. & up lf qualified and accepted go oti the payroll this week. Both skilled and unsk!Ued shooki apply as experience isn't neoeua.ry, and we are an equal opportunity em· ploy~. MINIMUM 1300 E. Normandy QUALIFICATIONS: P.__ Sa A • Ago 20 ...... ""°'•• nta na • HI. school grad or (1 block N. of McFadden&:: equivalent % ~lock w. of Grand) • C ringe County resident • Mech1nically inclined Local m1nuf1cturer hu e Able to start work Immediate openings for: now •Wiremen We ire an established commercl1I f irm with liberal f ringe benefits. Only people with at least six months· ex· We also have good summer jobs. Intervi~ and acceptlni; apPlications Mon. &: Tuea. Cali Kl 3-9219, ext. 23 Ask for Mr. Hill, Personnel Department perience should 1pply 1--------- to P ARAMETRICS 929 laker Strfft Coat1 Mou S49-2221 AUTOMATK TRANSMISSION MECHANIC OFFICE MANAGERS Logic Design Engineer ' Excellent ll<!Untl , floor opportunil1 - with a rapid ly es:•,. pandlllg 0 r a n J a_ County Electrorucs orgaruzation. Call or send resume to':i N1nh1ll Communications " 2230 S. Anno St. S1nta Ana, C1Uf. 540-2120 An equal opportunll)' ... ...... PLATER Immediate opportunity ·fQr peraon exper. in precb* electro • plating for ~ circuits and rnultfW.:er "°""· CHEMFLEX 3767 Birch, NB 546-~ : Equal opportunity emplaytt AgenciM, Women 7aia See Betty Bruce at. ' mi,u txec· Agency for Career Glrlt '10 W. Coast HW)' .. N.B. By appoint 663939 · Help Wanted ·Women 7400 Customer Relations ind S1le1 ~largt mirror 55" by 48" $25, Brus telephone stand $1. JAPANESE GARDENER Val $30,500. Trade dn/bch 6737.~::756::-:::=-::-...,.---I All compariy b.nefits. 14" ()'Osley T.V. works SS. Magazine rack $2. Bedroom Maint &:: cleanup. Reliable. area. f213J ED 2·9488 Cltru.! grove, frost fl'et atta Apply 11_2 pm only Combination Line mechanic ·white elephants n to $5. chairs $7 Complete set 8 Reas monthly rate•. What do you think of otr EXCHANGE for Income 1500 Adams, Suite :IJ3 &: tran&miM ha·ssionCadilloverhaul Here ill an opportunit)' to join one of the West'• largest and fastest grow. ing retail organizations in a position of ttsponslblli-- ty and Importance, Posi.· tions available thr,eurh- out the Southland. Super· Visory experience esse~ tial. Experience desini.ble in A·P, A·R, salts •udit-mt and merchandise con- trol and credit. Neat attractive ladiee to cell on our present CllltOml!ft and help establish new one •. Salary plus commiadon. Must make $525. monfhlY. Car rote. Apply 9 a.m. 12'1!0 Western Ave., Garden Grove Secretary-Girl Frld•.Y Pleasant Npt. Beach offk:e.. XI n t opportunity. 1ntelli. gen~ &: initiative em!ntiial. Llfe insurance exper, type 60, Call betw 9 & 1 week~ for appt. 642..fl667 or 545-&t19 ; 842-SO'll Melmac dishes bowla and 827-5248 att 6 pm "TRADER'S PARADISE" property Orange Co. or cit· Costa Mesa man. ust ve · ac ex· JUKES IO speed $15, Stingray plattera $4.50 Pillows 2Sc 4 STlJDENTS workin& their Drop us a card. Oasaifled rus land No. San Diego Co, ----------I perlence. Excd.lent company , $17.SO, boys 26" SlO and $15, Blue chlp stamp books S2.50 way thru college. Allen Dept, p ,Q. Box 18'75, Daily Fortin, Rltrs 642-500). 1703 SALES benefits. Contact Mr. Bob •Unicycle $20. bike parts $1. Sat al't« 1, Sunday evenings Bros. indlC grdnn comp. Pilot, Npt Bch, Cl.ill. Westcliff. REPRESENTATIVF.S Rogalski for interview. 536-6126 °'""'°"' lawn <"•· 64&-4203 Loading I n d e p e n d • n I NABERS CADllLA( UNF I NISHED Birch COUrn no, 2 walnut end RELIABLE : Reas . * * * * * * apeciallsta dealing 1n over bookcase $25, d I at res• tables and ootfee table $15, w/Oriental care. Oean-up1 "!!!!!'!!!!!!!!~!!!'!!!!!'!!!!J!!!'l!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!'!![!!!!!!'~!!'!!!J lOO mutual funda, expanding .bookcase $25. dist res• all these ilem.11 in good &:: odd johl v t en t ~ in Orange County. This ii an mapl.e T.V. or stereo condition, walnut chair $3, &12--032& . nc • SERVICE DIRECTORY ~fRYIC ~ DIRECTORY opport u nity to enter ·cabinet $20. WKtinghouse near new naugahyde chair I..:=..=;;.,===.--dlgnllied professional selling electric roaster $15, matches. a courch .set !or GARDENER Jinitoriil 6790 Remodel., Repair, 6940 fUll or part time Investment Hamiltoo Beach mix juicer $25, ice skates new white, · Reliable & Experienced ---------exp not neces.<1ary, we train. $15, clock radio $10, 3 Band women or girt. si:z.e 1 -$10, 6754952 BRIGHTER SIDE Jan Ser REMODEL & 1\EPAIR 547~. Mutual Fund JX1r1.able or AC radio3 ~· copper lea cart $3. 893-3727 MOWING, Edging, vacalawn. Crpt cleaning, firs, wndows C~~~t;.P~I~~ ~~~r Investors Inc. 2100 N. Main, antique opper pans .,..u, ARTIST easel $3, Sawyer Gen'! cleanup. Haui'ing. Indust'J, Resid'l. 54S-U34 1 :-:'::::":'===:.;;;.~;;;;J ~S~ao~l!_•~An:"!a===~-black c eni.mlc bulls S25 reel master projectOI' $3.50, Odd Joba. * 54Mi955 Sewing 6960 each, hub c1•P'd· spinners h4 heavy duty exhaust fan in =;;~C::,--"---,-="'= lronl-6755 EXPERIMENTAL 2600 Harbor Blvd. Co.ta Mesa 544)..9100 CAREER OPPORTUNITY! Excellent starting salary '&rid company benet:ltl. Apply In person only ro SIOl"I! Manager WHITE FRONT STORES 3088 Bristol Co1t1 M111 An equal opportWUty employer S5, cocktai reaset. eac housing $8.SO, dirk room GEN'L dean·up, tree &erv, !---":....•-----Alter itlons--642°5145 MACHINISTS flO, sweater tur collar $25, outfit comp Pete with rototil, grading, sprinklers, KEPHART'S Custom ironing Neat, accurate, '.X> )'1'1. exp . R&D. no ---"'"ction line, di· ment suits and coats SlO. enlarttt traya, s a f e 1 i t e lawns, haul'g. Reaa. 646-5848 bu moved to 130 E 17, Suite l'"""" Join todays fastest growing profession·Mutual Fund sales No eXperlence necessary. We train • full or part time Mutu1I Fund Advisors, Inc. y·"AR=o=-~,~.~1.~&~SMAN~~.-,.-m, electric vent fan $15, movie $ l 8. 5 O, Underwood e JAPANESE GARDENING T, ClYI. Open Mon-Sat TILE, Ceramic 6974 versified experience requlr· Dent1I Aulst1nt For 1 gir !office in HuntirtC:~ ton Harbor. 3 yeara expert.! ence Call (213) 2!&no3 Wed or Thurs eve. 7-10, or Sat'~ WOMAN To work in Donut Shop 9 P .M, to 5 A.M . .AwJ$ in peson, no phone calla. pleue. Winchell's Donut Shop. 2947 Harbor Blvd. • PLEASANT, Reliable peraan. needed to Catt for 3 achl. • children, 4 daya a wk, ViNI Harper Sehl, FV C8 11 editor splice'?' S20. black typewriter 14" carriage $10, Service Cleanup, La.ndscap. ==="====== I "-"--'--'-""-=--'"--'I ed. 5 yr mlnlmwn. Attrac· v~et paintings 2'x4' $25, goU club set 6 irons, 2 woods ing. 531-7034 aft 7p.m. Landscaping 6810 *Verne, the Tile Man* tlve wages & benefits · BEAUTICIAN, Xlnt oppty! Birch gun cabinet and base and cart U6.50. 536-8565 .;;:.:::,.=,;;..=:..::;'="':-=;== ----'--''------CUsf.. work. Install &: repairs. Advanced Kinetics, Ioc. Follo•·.i..... pref. but nol h '" I · t •o: Yard CJeanup Lawn Mowing N ·~ ••~v1 · CM WATER DISTRICT De'sires "u'!!o Npt B, 1600 Westcliff 642-6422 S.A. 1212 N. Broadway 547·8331 962-1513 • mecanica l ex per, permanent employment, 5 day&, Red·E·Renlals, 2167 Harbor, CM tac ~. arge p25ic ur~ ..,, N 1 KE 0 N t qui Pm e n Light Hauling Power Tools GAYNOR'S LANDSCAPING o l"" too small. Plaster u.>..L ctona, COOK essential. Josephine's 690 \V'. boat Sl"ptic tank S • I rts, Nikkorex F camera body Exp. 548-59G3/962.22'72 & GARDENlNG SERVICE patch. Lea.ding shower 64&n65 Field P.1"aintenance Person-l9th Costa Mesa 642-8316 • .... eaten, capris each S3. $25, 50 mm au t 0 ma 1 ic =~~-~~-~-Stale licensed contrctr, repair. MT-1957/846--0200 An equal oppty employer nel. No experience MEDICAL ASSlSrANT • e\ecbic fry pans SI, kitchen Nikkor F:2 lens S25, Nlkkor FOR Commercial Landscape ReaKlentlaJ & Commercial JOBS & EMPLOYMENl MAN 20.30 E xperienced breakfast &. n e c es s a r y. Excellent Persona~, attract Ive, wares each 25c,74 bra• s coupled meter and deluxe Maintenance. Bay Land-Yard Cleanup Free Est For lawn cutting route. lunch. Must be fa.st. Excel· pay-benefll&. Apply No. 3 injectiona. 40 hr wk, No 54.l. 9(aques 50. 536-911 cue $25, lsok:I only together scape Services. 54&9544·. No Job too big. 89J..3581 Job Wanted, Lady 7020 Steady 5 days, $400 mo to lent money and opportun. Monarch Bay Plaza Suite Garden Grove 530-5690 . JAPANESE Shoji doors and 4 pieces) Dazor draftsmans >u7iiWNi;;;-~S;i;E:iR:;iV';;1c'iE;'-';l;il5F;M;;;O;;.· ICCIRRA ,o:;;;;;'.L,;'S~L.:'.n~d~• ::,::p~g~& REIJABLE Wom•• de•'••• start. Apply Sun . Mon. fl:30 ity. Apply in pef'30n only. 102. South Laguna 8 lllll to 5 acree:n. $15 each. Antique J11mn s10. 536-8565 "·pe·'•bl Prof ~nal -· -~-G 0 La Surf & Si'rloi'n pm Saleslady Exp. Only!. \ all bl -·...-uo::: '"' e, es ... u ' Rotolilllllg Serv. Free est. position as housekeeper for am ...,.,.,.. ety r.. guna ELLEN CARTER Birdseye Mape sm 1.J; ~MAGNAVOX Spanish TV, Weekly Service. 962-6419. (Have own equipment one in LajitUna/Newport Niguel Indu.!itrlal Aree.. 5930 Pac. Ci t, Hwy. ~ J15 AntiqUe rodi:er · new, damagod 125. waln"l "'· "t'A.. Ne rt •-h BOAT MECHANIC l 1die1 H1berdasher -~ · ...,ivoi chalr with modem " ..,~t A -.-e Lawn 962-4764 Area. Excellent c o o k , DR I V E R To d e I i v e r wpo ""°'c 6=2810 =~· ,.,0 ,~ Su't ••• ,. cabinet 29" high 19'"x36" Maintenance. Ucensed. housekeeper, driver. Own aandwichet, must have own Experienced with diesel , --==-·~===~-I " ..... ,er1 •• e .. -... ' ..... $25, walnut mil1'0r 17"xll" 0 ·--"'°==c-====o-1 and th · install.a 1 • HAIR STYLIST $1-$2 Benlv.'Ood chair S3 S15, <.-arved S ... a .. ish table -S4o-.ouo, 545-5870 aft 4 PM Paperhangln1 transportation, &ferences atation wagon. 5 days, 3 AHOY THERE' o er marU'lt • • • • Antique toy fire engine $25. ,....... WW COST Maintenance Pllntlng 6150 exchanged. 213-358--0664, a.m. to 10 or U a.m. Apply • Uons. Appey in Peraon Handmade wood lobaggen legs solid oak $20, orante MOW_ EDGE_ SPRAY wkdys before 2 PM in penioii, H 11. m burger Draft1m1n NHded J ennn Marine Corp. Les Collfures witb brakes S15 Turntable wall barometer S20, drop FERTll.tZE. 962-73'19 PA INT I NG, Ext('rior Li\DY With nursing exp. will Henry '1136 Placentia Ave, with thol'O\lgh knowledge of 235 Ficher, C01Sta Mesa 3300 Newport Blvd., NB • $15. Be~nner ladies skis leaf chen')' coffee table cost interior lie. ins. 17 yrs ex¢ can! far lady or gent In your Costa Mesa sailboats and equipment, COMPANION, part time. r $3.50 Movie screen H 3 1ilk $l25. now S25. 2 Spanish JAPANESE GARDENER Free esl. 5 4 8-5 3 2.l . home. Llgbt housework OK . SUMMER EMPLOYMENT Sai l b o • t manufacturer. y M 18 28 in, prepare evening meal, na tcreens $.i Open 6 foot diniruc chairs $1.5 cacb, EXPER, l"t'liable mainl Acoost.ical Ct'il. Best of re£erences from Prof-Football Team needa Fringe benefits. Send res-ouna en • housework.Re t ere n c e.1 ~··cue ~ Sm-'l 1~, lramed oils and prints S5 to Reas. mo rates. 892-3219. •--~• ........ __ ., &-' _..._. 1 4 _ 34 8 -.. ., .., '"' s~ ~., al 12 I PAPERHANGER. Will paint. avuu rH. 548-4!">34 neat appearing, aggressive ....... "'N -.ary ex,..,..,i:u o . . ~ 1 •· •L 1t5 15 old book 1903 S15 ..,, ,. ... , 1 one · pa e Jan° .. ese Garden·ng Mr. Victor Morto•-. 8211 Sales promotion iob• avail. ~ p'·kq 'It dki · d ,....... 1 Sam ple1 . Flocks-JapanolO ScL·-1 Girl ~•ng men agt"S 17 to 22 ·~· Trieyele, chUd'a, small SS. "' u, e ng sue sprea Profe:sslonal Maintenance ,._ .,~-' Lankersb.im Blvd., North Large lnt'l. corp. $10,<XXI lat Mirror, handing JS Oiild' f]O, flnesl quality blonde 646-6553 F o I ls-Vinyl. SCHWARTZ Domestic >Vork, llve-tn with pref. 838-2660 8-11 AM for Hollywood, Calif, 9l61li year. Management opportu. &tide. metal S5. Sat.Sun only wig and case S20, 4 hole .::.:;.:::::_ ______ 1 _84 __ 7-_1659_______ AmeriCll.ft f•mily. 646-0.384 appt. nltles. Call IO am • 2 pm ~PM 496 E ·~· St CM toasteor no, l&rge auUcases Gener1I Servi-6682 PATNTING and Papulng. lf or 5'8.Sl.82. Taklng Appllcallon For New Import Car Agency ~1183. :.. · ~u• · · · blue, l't'd S15, unbelievable .::.:c.c::.::::.:::::.:.:.::::__.=:::; yoo call me we both benefit. DAILY Housework S2.2S hr. PARTS MAN Now blklng applications tor -=~~~~--- 0 WE R Mowe.r S2 5 . auortment -'boy,-~m,,, PROFESS Wind-· wolt• & R E R S.r i & p ~ .._ SHOE SUErUlll Smith SI uo ...... .,. · v"• Exch11ive but not expena\v•. Rellabl.e own transportation SERVICE W IT v ce a,•• .. ,.r. AU.Jl'lan Typewriter, L..C. 5 expensive toy1 50c to SS, Or. cleaning; bu 1 l n ea s, Tty me and see. 541-3157 """ ~ ...... ' "'--'ltnt la.I""" + incen. + Import Car Mochanlca Din.n $5. Bed divan SS jtwriry for men and women resid & cmstruction ~.L ........ a .... ;r IDLE lfn makf! DoUara! Be · a Fullerette $2 hr l\W'. W train. HB Mrt. Dre, a ~1932 --•-••-n ~ o o b I •• • ~·oR • EXTEll.IOR full -... -·lits. Call Dli'lr Lot & Detail Min E:xperlenced ah o e fitter, ._.,.... ..,...."" u e aome -•:... gold tot, or ~.,,al Window Cloon'·g "" ~ • CARPET Cl & .. ;.. T"I~ "" """"" ~· P/T $2 hr ..,,,, ~·"er · · ......,.. ._, "' e.,,u,g. "'"""" "-""'9308 · O>ntact Mr, Glen CoU-men'•womenJ sbot:a. Apply .. ~ ' "'"" • ~ and ,pt1np ST.50 COIUtme :l5c lo S15, sleeoping ~ Estimatea S4s-8737 Painting, Free ealimate, atrippifl&'. Waxin&, Walla, ~ 3I(XI Weal Coast llw;.;r in penon Hemphill'a l8ll Brulh cu11tomtr "1'V. ll.8 . LVN J..1.1 Charge Nurat. Tof . p~. Brblol O>nY. ~tc.p.. ' 1209 W. Hemltx:k Way, S.A...< ikaHna lhoe:s. size 6% bags Sl each. camp stools 4 LIC Swedish Ma• au ea e Uc. & ln1. CHUCK S43-S314 Wlndowa wuhed. 531-«i67 Fry Cook EYftaor N rt Be ch N Bl d CM F.V., Mr•. Brown M0-193:1 -•. Skati,.-coetume1 U-$6. tor $3, kitdlen sink SS. great EUROPEAN TRAINED * Paperhanging * _::.;::;::::;:.;::::::::.=_:;_o;_I -r--·• ewpo a ewpor v " · • OU toola $2 Dinette lA~ $2 to Sl.5, assorted Expert Job Wan ted BOB'S COFFEE SHOP SUMMER EMPLOYMENT SEMI·retl~ or collt1t man • II SEKF:EPER * end chain $25. Stove deconrttve pieces 50c to $2, nt l77...f.145 Palm Springs 548-1444, e11es. Men & WorMn 7030 1409 S. El C..mino Real Pro!-Football Team needs fOC' year-round motel c:lerk, fm-eldM'I)' lad)', Jive-in;. ' Blonde tables S3 e1c:b. cornple1, 5 gallon •quarlum H ._•.cu_ll..;n;:.t ____ ,:6;:.7..:.:30 ~=..C,:C.,,.-'~-~~ :-:::-:-::=-::=-:=::-:::-;-;:;1 -~S.~n~Cl~o~m~en~l=•~492~-1=353~ neat -wearing. aggressive 1..aguna arN. Must type .l drfv,., "''· ~ Wllaon, LI ~U'.19 fllh tilter $10. 1<15 Vii -I WON'T Beu n de r b 1 d ! TOP APT MNG'T TEAM COOK-M anager, nigh 11 . YoUng men, If" 17 to 2'l !\ave aome. act:tg A BARMAIDS • 1op w1 .. ~ , LB Jkodre bt.mmtt $2, 1 UncHne. Lido Isle. 6'15>-3948 lJTrLE GIANT TRUCK Inter, exter. Satisfaction Dix onl,y, N.S. area pre-SUpervl5t 1andwkh 011Cra· p-ef. Apply 9 a.rn . aharp. maintmanct" t'xptr. 494-1196 Sharp, <:cMki. s..,.. sz. pmdKlle ·diner S2. YOl!J'H Bed and mattress Ha~lng. fi' height, 1(1' btd. guar. 497-1151 after 6 pm ferred, expcr. l rdt. Awi'.ll tion 8 P.ftt. to"4 A.M. 5 days. 345 W. 14th St .. Tustin MAN to work full ti""', l..u1)', C.M. 54~ ~ J1. O¥a1 9x12 $.15. Oib ~-9·driwer You namt tt I haul. Reas. •PAINTING I FENCES • Sept. l.53&-lMti ApP\y lfamburge-Henry, SERVICE Slatlon man , drive-In rNtl\W'anl, oooklnr EXP•;n. lt•lenmnian, Ill• I ~~!led ,,. tu. melal ft.er $15. Olitferobe $15. Big JOhn 642-4030 lntfflor & Exterior . ZI36 PlilCC!ntia, CoMll Mesa e.xper. Full time dt,yl, sun. exper '*euary. ca 11 3().50 lAlllW Id 1.•--~ $10, l ·ainJ:le Stuffed chair SJ.~ 18mp I HAULING Trash pickup '-====-='='ll't=== Oom"tfc Hilp 1035 Flbergla M Re,.irman of.I. Apply Pfister Union between 91: 10AM17Ul80 ' 904&-;rzl'~ rubtltr .m.lttre9 $5, 1 $1. Hfa'tl chair $8. Car aeat Trimmlne. Anythlng • we do I · LIVE INS Permanent posttlon xlnt. ~ 2U8 H.txr Bl.. Jor appt. SA.Lr.I p ' ~ ...-.: '5, 1 metal $2. Stroll"° IL lflati chair k all. E::ltper woz1f 54$-2792 Plumblng 6190 Ernployn' P8YI fff't pa.y, beneita, Scboc'k, Npt. C.M: SERVICE Station AltmderM IU~ll'l:~~l:i: 0:. "'· hme Si. 21" T.V. $25. 'M. ~ o..&AN Lota. a•raa:es. ttc. Pl.UMlllNG 24 Hr. aerv. Ceorre Byland Aaency m..~ Help W•nt.cl • loys e:tptt. oncy. ruu tin~·· MM7«i --::.,11e.: :.:: BEOOPR.EAD Twill 1 I ze Tl'ff n!rncwal, dump, akip, 1~ BE. lfith, S.A. 547--0395 F RY COOK 1*11. time or f'\lll tlme Andenon Union krvkt, ..;;.;:.::.::.,.M()O;,..,_,..----t .. , -kllllllll 15. wen avot'9do ll'ft1I S7.SO each. 3 hficld»e, till, snda. 962-8745 ~~p.u.~::"r~}. Cblneae live-Ina-:' Oleerful Erperlenced. F13tna But!« Short order Ir)' UIOk • 1645 Adan, C... Mt11, Ho /M•J -, : 1 11~ -' llO. 191 ad .Pirate month cjd, &t&off90 $.-11·7!166 Permant'flt. E:ll:perlenced. Reataurant, Newport Beach. wlll train .. .,.,iy tn • 50-1206 np MCI •Ml 1 • ~~ HJ. #MJll COltNING Ware automatlc HOVMc lunJn9 6725 e :U HOUR SERVICE e Fac Eut AINICY 64U'I03 Cmr.ct Mr ZlmmerC754lCM pngi n1ds.J f1t SatllrdlY MEOt\NlC. "Expt!r. Wllh It T, t a _ -· 115 &e&-6'90 1I AM 'tU 2 PM. IOU own tool SI .. A.. t... t.11 &Q. i1M . ..... Mtlmlll SID -· Cl..EANlNG • ~ wt. Plumblnc • rtpBlrt, ~l· DIAL dinct. 6046'78.. ctiarse VJCE Stat. Attendant a...--klrt Dr Newport 8-ch 1• e-q, •1\ll)' W~ . ac.p1s ec6iJ t11111t TAl'r JiCOll'dflr 10" Nab Painting, ru1 cl.eanlnc wall tn.. Electric .ewu clean-10ll1' ad tMn alt ~ and Pf.rt ti.me:. App1y 2 I 8 3 ._,.., .. abo9. Cltf'1 Auta R~ • Af'ffib • .. ... f'ttll. cml1$ZS.6t6-493I wuhlnc· Free -. 6*--5103 f.n1. A.II worir ruar. M&.lto7 u.tttt ~ta. phont Nil H.a.rfx:lr 81 .. o.ta M"* Dilj &e.5611 Ir ~TS 17f7 Anaheim CM. SU=f{J7 A 01\AlfDMAI f:!!Sl ~ -~ • -------~---... ------.. --------------~-----~------.. -.. rt --------·-- - ------- _ _ ... -• __ ---··---~-..,.-w--~-~-~+.-.-••w•-=-••'"''""'*'""''""•'""e'"'u'"'*'"''s'"';"""e,.. .. u•;,.w .. u#llUOl"IOOllOOllUOllC.,.$11"'1511"110P'lblllll011"115'"'4''"' •" ... *-"-'44S-•C ••-a-.. a•ssmcS1¥P• .. a .. o•mst••••••"!'41SO,~ -& IMl'LOYMIN't JOBS & EMl'LOYMINT JOBS & IMPLOYMENT . S.t~. Ju~ IJ, 11168 D.llLY PILOT rf MERCMANDISI FOR MIRCHANDISI l'OR MlllCl4ANDISI FOii MlllCHANDISI POi MliCRANblSE FOR MIRCHlNDISI POF; w-H.lp Woni.d SALE AND TRADE SALi AND TRADI SALi AND TRADI •ALI 'AND TRADI SALi AND TRADE J ~ M W 7500 SALi AND T!IAD9 : __;;:.::;m=...,=-~~~7~400:=:. w ....... 7400 °-40n, om. Furniture IOOO Furniture 1000 ~•·-& O.,.no 11~ -•11-NGO Ml-llinoouo NGO ln-lofy Control -· Ml-Ill,_ Mai Police "Deplitmenl City of Cost1 MeSI . Relief & Sil1d l't.mlllu wt .-"""""· ' I~· a1 · Sale I * AUCTION * o1i; ........ -. ~ w/ ••• De-ra~--SW-ING POOL .LEAVING Town, -... ._. •ir ....... .,_..,, ~ • • W , oUcr our ll'Nt.elt 11 n Pool, Filter, Surface U 10'l Will 1ell II bQy NU. otters: ml9e. tooal.111' Pre111rlllon Cook una. Phone. &t2-2666 , " ltock ol new 4 11111111 paw Jldmmer, Mtlnten&nc. Ktt. &tv• Windy a tr, TV COMOfe; W ... MATUllE """'''lo.,..... Recelvet cancelatlasi qf $22,000.lio • ..... ~.;:_-I aim· FREE G-Pad. ·-....... ,,,.·..... ""''""boll, "' .. - Job ...oin.. ... O.put. ment Oerk. Requlre1 knowl~ ol reneral off. ........ -...i.,.. 1ng •t leut 50 aecu.nte w.p.m. J.ppllcanta· must ' be at lHst 21 )I~ cl age. Work ii dlvttaified ud In-........... tiom may be obtained at the Police F1cUit;y 99 Exper&enced Full time Exc•lt.nt benefits. 20 Wilt Ap\I. No dlldm, no -$14t.H Windy's Auction Bern thlpowheel, m .... .-.. ..... 817-6487 Spanish and Meclltena-'.Funittw.t ~-\V~TEV~,...-......... SECAllD l'OOL S.hlod Tony'o Bids. 1411'1 baromdar ;na•tl•• Afonclst, Men & Ill&" for -we Mve it • at a m a. Main, Onnp ~ Newport, CM 64-88811 plct1.1tt•: lid bolt, o"bold A Al ""' Top 9"elty --prico YoU wUI ..,, m.ua !rlr., 13' lravd tzlr,; Ice Apply Per.c1nnel 10 . t t,ton. tbru Fri, Women 7S50 -·--A D-OI•'• -H-.. °" D..,.., WARD'S BALDWIN mJDIO KNITTB> fllRICS okai.o: ""'' .... -·i. llOl Newport, CM 642-MM DlNETJ'E Table, 4 newly 'Y' lb" tttts: tl\lp'1 bell. l' ARGUS WORK NEAR HOME lt•ms· •• follows: Gor9eou1 8 ft. custom quilted D.corator'a Delight uphol c b a lr 1; dbl bed, ~ FOR SALi Oriebtal ttatuc, ~ 6 sofe with 1ep1r•t• loose pillows with h••YY o•k Stodart S' Grand $699. hNdbortd I: trarne; 3 Remnant&, -.mplel Ii. Mill tlec. parts ..... 1111 ~ ROBINSON'S trim decor and m1tchin9 cheir, l m•tching oak oc-: We did the lnlide ·)"OU do occesklnal c:he.ln: 4 meta.I mda Sat, Only I a.m. to 2 T-BIRD 292 SU:ptr ~ Secy, l.q\W. •••••••• to $500 ca1ion1I tebl•s, 121 68" tall die orator lam pt, h1n9• tht outaide, fokUna chain; 2 blrd cqa; p.m. 929 Baker, Coata Mesa $1.2S. Sopranl. ~ hi•• FASHION ISLANO NEWPORT BEACH Gen'I Ofc •••••••••••••• $368 ing chai11 1w1g l•mps in wrought iron, •n t-pltc• MIY'S' Biby -we did the in· iron srate; 2 medicine F0"' RUBB~ -• lo ;~.. ---'•·-... ""' JC.a wllllfet-lid A oa!)lnttl: bdwd eM-tlb!e; A.lU £ofi> .. -... Ill'<', M.'-Vll.UY<> • ._. Bkkpr P&L •••••••• , ... $OOl king 1i1• m11t•r b•droom suite in p1can pan•l•d e outaidr, ebon,y. $849. Mlle. All for ~l.SO (not Pd Upb auppllei, fabr ic 1 , drytt $.30. Wl"OQ&ht ir<!IJ f ~..,. or by Cllllina: Adm.lll Aut: •••••···-··· ~ Medit•rr•n•an style with top quality · 15 yr. war-Maey other Grand mpeclala! aeparate) 518 Femleaf, CdM naugahyde. Fact, outlet. tomllca din •ti $IOl$30. Aut Mar Tim:nce ••••·• $450 ranty kln9 sit• m1ttr•1s I box springs. Spanish WAWMUCHst"cMANNING'S Low pre. A·l Foam Fabric Camnu, Minolta 11 • Gardener $2 ht d d ' • I t CrrY PATIO Set, ne1r1y new, 2 A u ....... •,t-.. Supply Co . 311 • -· cc .... KJ• JIM . ••·•·•·····•• ecor 1n1ng •• , • c. So ~-Pl chair .._ ....... _.., gh ....-~·1 .......... •..u· .. · ~\ ua e 5te.2185 1 • --te wrou l E. 5th St., S.A. 835-11!1 w 1 re 1 , 1 I f t • , t ra a I• •' CoffM Shop C1shler/H01t ... DAYS ~.COCkt•ll wo1t ..... i -~~~~~~~1ARGUSEMPLOYMENT CONSULTAN'l'S AG~ 2CM3 Westditt, NB 5t3-Tl116 162f E. 17th St., S.A. 547-6116 Wltale ltoneful wet r .. ular $1521.00 NOW HERE -the new ::· ~u:. •;:e=: 1:: .;TEAK=,,-"d•"•""k,-,2"1>"'"°"5·c-, -=dbl ttCOl"der' m*:. Fri 6 lua. MUST SACRIFICI $ Supenoundini T..J:IO tab, foam rubber s 6 5 ; jledeMal: .Kenmore iia·zag Rear 219 LarUp.ir CdM , ~·~ DAYS REGISTER NOWI Nurses Aide Training PJoar1m FOR ONLY ......... ·-·-·-·-·····-·-·-.. 698.00 Hammond Spinet orp.n !Cefri&. Apt me, turquoise, aew.~rune, : Blue3Sk>w1 ay 't.~.ChlnaJ_;ai-.~ !f: -the ftnHt yd/ like new ~: E a r t y m&l.ClleU \llllll&'!. P f:Cff; .., ......... "" • Terms Availabfe -Newcomers to Californi:l SCHMIDT-PHILLIPS co. Amttk:an ftoor cab I n et Rolepoint crysta~: Havj.land Items. SUN 16-6. I_, A~ in person Sher1ton leech Inn ~«Ul2 QcsD Ave. Schoolt-lnstructlon 7600 Credit Approved Immediately -1907 N. Main • 2ltb radio $15. &16-1133 ~es. ChiM, few 8. &a6-210J Rochester C.M. &t&-<l&S&\ l' We Carry Our Own Accounts. Seta Am . R.C.A. Cob T.V. $115. Blk A COFFEE Tlible, to x 12 l!un-lleoch , ,INSPECTQRS ~late opportunity for Mitten with exper, in print. ed,X Circuit& and mlll.t:ila)'er ' SPONSORED BY SOIOOL "OiildrE111'1 vacation rates. Chilcoat IO.Lesson Typing School. ~2859. 173 Del Mar, C.M· B D f '11r11it11rt> 1844 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa (only) ~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'I wbt 21" T.V. $65. Wool carpetandroomdivider,all ::. l 'xlO' deconitor rue $50. for $50. S4&-1642 1410 WANTED : Ol1'f'ett1 Ur.derwood tape ea)cul&tar. 16866 Beach mvd. M7-«M» --'-'· • CHEMFLEX SM B-NB ~71911 E<aalll opportunity employer CONVAl..ESCDIT AIDE 'FOi' private home. Full or part time. Any age. HOUSEKEEPER Perk Lide SWIM LESSONS by a pro- Conv11Mcent Ho.pit•~ fessional your pool. Mn. 1445SU,perior, Newport BeaCb Bee. Ree.1. 545-1498 JW, 171h """ the JJot. E•NY nl ~I 'iii 9 -W~d , Sat. & Su~. 'tit 6 NO rosr to GUITAR lff&OnS in rock, folk quallfted appllcuta :,:~!cal. Parkl Wilson, 1 i:===~ Employment guaranteed I '. upon satisfactory MERCHANDISE FOR completion or !hf COW'se SALE AND TRADE Spanish I MediH • Shciwroom Samples 1205 lV Comole, 21" la1l. Good Coaditiooo. "'· 673-4!9 21" CX>N'SOLE TV, blend, $30; lt" PartabJe, $3S. """"" 1210 J..4w in or wt. Full or part I========= I Furniture 8000 time. No fee! Jobs-Men., Wom. 7500 ClJSTI)M Contemporary Br. HOMEMAKERS 8' Wood carved arm divan, lg. man's chairj beaut fabrics. 5~pc hexagon dark oak din. set, w /black or avocado framed chairs; 5 Pc BR set, 9-dr Mr. & Mrs. dresser, lg mirror. 2 commodes, paneled headboard. STEREO 1968 sol.id 1t•te, conaole model, Like new. Balarw::e $19.35 or 1mall pa,ymentJ. Credit Dept. .... 7289 lii38 E. l7th, Santa Ana -den set: 2 pc, desk, dresser Ir: che«. All cedar lined. Org. ooet over $2500, $3~. Large coiODial m a p I e drnaer • "mimir $15 • 67>-123% nNE COMPONENT UNIT. ...,...._._HO w. Ree-. Flaber Spin, GICTU'd mtbl. 6G-OT1I . FACTORY TRAINEES -~ °"""""Trainee"" Plutlc Moldlnf, Sw1ns & ,arawyud shifts. Apply 850 ;.W1,18th, Costa Me•. li&'LfS GiN needed for ~ Ill.ore opening aom I in South c:oast Plaza. OnQo ' sales glrll who DIG Tbe : seM! please write: Sanf<rd ~feld llS Nieto, Lcq: J!te. m. 1nc1uo1e -..... ·tadio-T elephane Dispatch Girl 25 ~ 40 years. Muat know ' IOCl.t"arn.. Apply in penoo · YELLOW CAB CO. ., 186 E. l6tl:. St. :.:.•:..-; Costa Meaa J. c. PEllN£Y co. Newport Beach H•1 positions For sales In SAquFICE Sale of Oriental turnishings. Entire 2 br, den, livine room, dining, kitchen. LIKE NEW. Please call for app't. Weekends, 4~2197 DlN·ING room table, f dlein, I: pads. $'15. cusbnm VALUE $89S -FULL PRICE $429.95 or terms n low 11 $3.00 week Items Sold Individually -No Down - Use Our Stoce Charge -No Fancy Front but -Quality Values Inside! "1'EREO ---poat.al:W. Uke new, $». ........... Approved Fumiture. 2159 Harbor, CM Sportln9 Good• 1~ MOYER tutfboud 9' I'' Dally 9-9, 10.S Sunday e 541-9660 pintail, c1 .. r. xlnt eood. u !!'!!!'!!!'!!!'!!!'!!!!!!!'!!!!'!!~~!!'!!!'!!~~!!!!!!!!'!!~11be.$85.673--01~ • SPORTING GOODS 3 pc sectimal $95. Excellent G1r1ge Sile. 1022 Appll1ncn e HAROWARE '°""· Gu "'1'tt $3 S. --------1100 Sporting Goods ISGD • COSMETICS . 546-9018 HEIRLOOM Gun c •", e VACUUMS e e SEWING MACHINES 1,·~PC.-~8'<-tlonal--~$35~.-B~lk heavy 1olld oak.many com-no up. Repain 1: parts. SURFBOARD 9'8" Jacobs, 3 --.m-tail block, •lml·speed Skq. Xlnt Recent llllCttuful experl- ence preferttd. Gerieroua benefit program. walnut 1 drawer desk w/2 pa.rtments:, bidden drawers, Re1smable. t'oast Vacuum deep file drawers, ig;; 0t $UO or oiler; SUrfboard, 3.13 E. 17th, CM, 00.-1560 best offer. M2-U78 8'4", good c:ond $25; V..rim ..:;:;:_:;;W,;;ES;l;:IN;;G"'HOUii;;i"sE;;..==-1-========::. DIVAN 2 Pc. Sect blue motor, noise maker for b:Y· CX:>fPERTONEREFRIG Mlaalleneoua l600 an!. U).1954 trl 12 ft I n99 Twi cycle, $l; Blond, ttal hair 12 5 cu ft L H ctot.' nr new FR.lDG 0w·•· b I APPLY JN PERSON g pe, · ona: .• ~ · n fall, $5; old sultcaae full of ' · · ' ' · · •a, Po r la e beda &:: dZ'emer set $175 C90 673-670. maple tap $95. 20" G.E. M~ thru Friday 613-1516 . ~ !~ wtn, ~ ,e':..t,ooy !.."'..'",. REFRJG. G.E. Lee Dbt dr, window fan $11. Contact 9:30 a.m.. to 9:30 p.m. • i"' .. ,.,.. ... .. .. , ........__ --'-ter .. ., ,,... __ _. ~-To Computer KIDNEYShapedcotteetable ercoat,allfor$7; beat up froatftte, copper, SlDO;.....,.... ... ~ ~· uu-t;<l.Jl. · Progremming Mgr. Must be J ( pf1111fY CO $15. Shadow .box $1 5. bed divan &: 2 dln, all for Elect. ~r. alt fabric ael frame $1. SUrlboard $15. l~ .. !yplst ..... "'"" • • nn • Seaoa<pe $10. ,,.., lamp $10. $12; old "' mcyclop<dia $!; $35. 615-3823 llruml, ..... • 0 n 0'. D!1tnberL Job t n c 1 u d e 1 548--8462 Lionel Mlcroecope, xlnt. $10; DELUXE Top oven electric •/stand. W.C boye dotbel . typing I t J 11 n K I keeping Newporf C•nter CONT. Walnut dining set chldrn'a book:l l5c-S:SC: Few range ill a cc e 11-or I e 1 A toy1. 5f8-3900 :' traC:k of. 11>ftware1, key 24 F•1hlon lsl•nd paid $425, aell $235; walnut lP l'le'Clelrds, mono 35c; Some cabinet below. Used 3 Mos. POOL TABLES ~~I: operating small Newport B••Ch, C1lif, ror tbl paid $100, eell $55, patio tum, real cheap 1 lots c.o.t $400, sell 1115. 642-1181 New A:: uaed $97.50 up. Table ~:~rriRUJ.er. 642-9630 both Uke new. 613-4171aft5 of miscellaneous Item• cheap USED Washer It dryer fix tenn.11. Poker tbln, ti.1'I A ; ~-T.OUCH UP GIRLS An equal opportunity RA'ITAN Chain $35. each, or tree: folding chrs lOc ea. lllle. Very good condition. stoolt. indoor same•. etc. ~. preferred in photo employer Rattan ottoman tl5. 3 pairs 147 <nscent Bay Dr., both tor $150. 847-1768 alt .f nt.count Prie!1! BADGER i \~ up oo printed circuit ---------! custom draperle11 with Laguna Bch. f94-170J. eves I: pm &.U.G5, a S, Main,~ i,~s. hard.ware $25. each 673-8!Kl9 wkends. WASHERS S29.95; dryers -.•Call Fn.nlc: 539-0311.. Open ::-, · . CHEMFLEX w B I 34x60 ANTIQUE Gnen d~. ~w'"n."TON~,-,o,;"'"·.,-..,,...,..-c-.,...--. $35; Frttun $75; Refric.; lU p.m. except-Wed. : -s"l'67Birch,NBS£~ u en 5 glu. top matchin11: Mahogaey drop leal table · coppertone6Avoc.; euar,DECORATIVE IU-4old f:~ opportunity employer mecretarial cha.Ir $ 5 O . w/4 cbn. ROKO R o to 540-1005 intericr doon Cf ptnela) .\'!JL'RA.CTIVE Young lady 549-2CK2 rotinere A deep fryer. LARGE upright FREEZER. eldl, puel l~" x 8' 11,i" !• Kood telepbon Newport Beach's F1NE Contemp. Walnut din. :.~~~~·· e_aby Revco. $200. 9fi.2...6851 a.r:t 5 :i."'-~:._._~ ...... , ;uenonalit7 for receptlonl.11t newest and most chairs, cane backs, mll!tard •wn. .......... u.ug everyting a k'·-•-~•m · ' baby needs Fri & s t 2924 w ....,... bardwuw. ' t t -2 l 5 J Cl' :~Capable ti. typing '!' Canto.._ vinyl upbol. aeats. Set ol. 8· Al •·-_:Bl d ' I:<OTPOINT Woohln1 --\~ tho 50 wpm, Salary llCI 1ng .. -$250. Sell sep. 642-3340 aft 4 ta.._,.... V • Lag Bch. ...u-..o;u. 1~ Call 646-1606 aak for ese restaurant now DOUBLE bed frame with f94-lG46 machine Excellent condltiOf! -,JUL=:;Y-:ANTI="Q"'UE=SALE==-'Mra:.:PM~ headboard and dreuer with GARAGE Sale; baby items, $50 LI 8-8638 Olk. ·flJm.. wlcbr, little accepting 1pplica· ..i ... _..R ......_,, GENERAL Electric ,_,er .......,_ .... _. -A N~ ART™ Tt•cber mirror $40. 548-00lil A"'Yl""I• •ll"UUer, travel bed, . -·"" • ---· m~. __... ~ · credentia.11: far child tions for: 2 SOLID Oak dlestl $50. ee.cll car &Mt; end tablel, lamps S25. Call 968-4311 after 6:30 Bl-¥d. NB f'l5-Sl55 W.S.S.t ~ ·~ .. part time. Must hive & rniac. hoolebOtd itetn.11. -'12-6;;.;;=,.-,=-:o""'=,-. ' ·~ boM:caae he•~ 5882 Ra..l..eJ Dr H 1 Antlquet 1110 • "''VING Ststs GE -•·· ~.;F~1r-~~-~ NNBo •. e Food Waltr"IH and frame $50. 673-8809 .,.... •• W"I • -'- .--..ilUll -e Cockt•ll Waltr•IHI Bch. (Nr. Slater A G':UU.GE full ot small Items. yellow, Croll top frftier ~m • Di1hwo1L--~A OrOth-I $882. Make -Sp'-oin-'g~dal,,• .. l~=~--P•ttem glue, carnival, art $100, Maple cric:kiet rocltft' ~m o.. • ..,.,er, er tema. FUN FOR -v ... ..1 ... floor '---.... • . 1D Woman for e B bo *962..tl056 * etc. Dealer1 welcome. 218 ""'"' ,._. _.....,...., , ".: Y. 1 t ti na-• 1 t. • c:.C.. Y• REFINISHERS 62nd. Npt Bch 543-0066 trame iz. ~ :bai»ecleanUw; Fri. A: Sat. e Birtendtrl Marble top roffee tabla Dishes, Furniture GORGEOUS Hand kn I t :il06ilngs «tly, $1.50 Per 60x:20, $45. 2 Atta rup. Bric-a-brac Sewlnt MachlrMt 1120 mcaJr lq :tackd, deep ~Ttili!r. 543-6008 PLEASE APPLY $10 A: tl5· 675-5743 Sat. & Sun. 9.5 967 SINGE 3) ._ :..1. watennekn pink. Xtra Irr LARGE Bel'. divan $25 -S ~ U CM l R { ue15ut at.e. Ne•--.•• v·"-. 'i r • Wanted \ 9-12 and 2-6 Dally . 4'oJo.J ....... pe a, . . damapd for s 3 8. 8 I • ... EMO •• :; •• ,:·-·· -iu- : BOiing Cl•rk·Typist Club chair $10: Older Hi-ft 1 's"MAll=°'T~7~' -'..,,.0...,.." • ..:S::.m.;:;,,,•_11 Automatic Zig-Zag 1ewin1 =·,,-=,,,·-.,,..·-~~-~t exp. nee. Small cm-REUBEN'S combination $15. S48-4S38 appl.ia.oc8. MG mitten. Oib macbinet. New warranty INDUSTRIAL Equipment al office. So. IAaun• CHAIR Ir: Large ottoman, mattre•. Upholstered chair. OK. Button hQlee, blind Sa.le Sat-sun 1922 Placmtia, . Start $.176 per mo. 251 E. Coilf Hwy. White with pUlow back, good Dishes, bedding. Lots ol hems, overcuts etc. No at-Hut 13, CM .Packqjna equip ;4 ~ for Appl Newport Beech condition $50. 675-3689 ~ive miac. Sat.stm. tachments needed. F« ss. • Toolt -Powel' eqWp. ~9-U·N G Exp e r MARBLE Top coHce table. 211.JSth, NB New allghtly 1 c r at c bed l"iDd It first at R.adti'a ~Ai TRESSES, Ken'I ;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.... Round 42" dia. Gr@en with LARGE Mlrl>le roH@e tbl on cabinet with machine, while: CDt:a Mesa Jewelry ii: Lou ~urant mder new pink star $50. 67$--3689 2 walnut chsts S50: 4-I..Jr.Jt they last. Terms St.25 wk. Opt!l 1 dya, !DI Nrwport )rlkiiaiement.. 30SO E. eout • Hosteu GREY FOl!J1ia. top table. 2 Wheel Chandelier SJS; be.by on approved credit. call <downtown) M&--1'741 Jbfy., OW OtU tor 1ppt e Food & Cocktall leaves, 6 Chain. Xlnt cood. furn; flower pots; elec mix; 526-6616 IMPCltTED Lace beaded ~ Walt....... Ca.II aft 6 Fri, ~U88 Iota of mW items. 401 E. 21 weddinc fU'ID $30. Pair iffiiC:.u. Receptionist. Exp GREY Mahogany cbib1e bed, St, NB, cor. ot Tultin ii: 21.lt Muslc1I Inst. 1125 matcbinc ll.n1Cll $5 eaO In cOl!oction, bllllng, typing Shai>. """'· ID ......... box -• .,.,.,..,, $50 LADIES Sm .,, ouit """' * DRUMMER * ;-;;5*'4.531;-=--=-==== ~ •om e med I ca I can type girls over 21 962-8307, ~111~ HB once. '17.SO. Trains, toys, Ml.lat bt •er 21 I: be able HI -FI: Beautiful Walnut ~. 4% day wk. No lo compliment Xlnt aur· SPANISH Wrought Iron tape recordtl'1, book.11, elec. 0 Stl!ln:o cabinet wtth mono t. Sa.la.ry to be arranged.. roundinp In all new San deccntor wall accesaorles. equip . .L.."'01 Eton Pl NB Sat to hancle Standards, Bluea, AM-FM pbono compmentl. , 10-6 PM Fnncilcu cu!.ilM ~--$25--$50. 5&-2042 & Sun 1-5. 646-t256 Boogie, Honky -~ I: tlOO. M&-lan or 491-l'JQl tannt. Rock. Accompany piano 1,,.;,~""===="'"""~-. Maoqtr, full• KltchenH•lpers MAPLE Bunlcbedl with GOLF Cl.uhll, T.V., 2 nns. ptayer.call~bdon UPHOI$TERING-$79.50,2 tJMUe bJokkeeper, thru • ButbGys rn.attrem $20. like new C8J1>Ct, mech. 8:30 p.m. pc. (European crattamen) ~·I ltaWmenl Atuo 1 * ~1951 * toooll, elec:. drill. come by ~ER ~-• " l'l'H elt, dd, Jlckup, 215 -. New •-a1~•p HD and make offer .10284 &;c..nu caoouml er -u.•-,HB"Bemy"•-•-.... ..,...... uo:: l:l"3JU Apply in ~ 1-5 PROVLNCIAL Dining nx>rn amplifier. ........ -fea· Ken Roblnaon 521-fOOO t&ble w~th five clul..ir.i, Salem Nightina:ale F.V. 7/15 lJKE NEW! Made to order_ .i1)' color, ~-Mature Woman to AWY WEST Maple, $100. 613-2639 BACK Yard Se.le. Tools, Saerifice. $250. 642-mI Demntor sraPN. candles 4 ~ in bakery. Full time. 2106 W. Oct..n Froot FOR Sale chest ol. drawers, Oothel. 10-6 PM, 13th It Bau AmplWer other a<lCtMClriel;, a-.M3I ~ · pref. Apply a t Newport Beac:b ~ ~~ Good ::th. 886 Towne St. Cotta $35. EUX:TRIC .Lawnmowtt Ir nch'a Putry ll70 w. ===..,,.""'=-.,.-,.,..,-! esa 646-1897 100' COl'd. Goocl coonctttk:ll. ~r St. OI I •!!!!,.,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.,._,IDlNEJTE Set $20. 6 piece MOVING: Kq SPf'E a: $35. IJ W6B1aft«4 w:µ;TRESS, E>cporienced, BEDROOM°" I'll OG-6415 ..,,..,.., dbl bed """ A Pio-I Or .. no 11~ CAMP Tt'aller, a!po 2, IZ: rptwoe. l:3()...3 p.m. 6 ~ • Food & Cockt1ll mitt, other baehld ·uema. • _..1 an oU. AR'NY ta pmoa Wilt,..... Office EqvlpmeRt 8011 Fri, Sat a: Sun. &U-4391 ':" ~=.e·r:-~~· ~x:.. ": s4Hin .cc, H.UlBURGER HDffiY Z4 BROADWAY. Builder"s .....,. 11"'"''"-PlHmtl.a, ~ ~ e Hosteu IBM T)'pewriter. Flaowrlter hardware, ,.....,....ter and URd u studio orpn. S•ve SURFBOARD Joe Quia t' auto. Typewrtter, Roy•l -r-· $2500. hll, new orp:n war-3", '6," ai.a~er, IOOd. D~~ Aaattant, c b • Ir •'---Staa&ttd, R.ofal portable. cement tool•, aleo 1arden, nnty. ear beP'mer MO m-u ,.. .. "ii"'"'-"· No phme • llu-,. Acldlne madllne, 10 key, many other 1"""· Gould Mu1le Company DEBEllT RAT ldeoI vthlcle ~ Apply •t 1102 1bmnotu Kodak emtmlblter A•e. SUlte B, APPLY IN PrnsoN Redi-Print :: &t&-1!567 Appfl•MM 1100 ~ N. Mein, S.A., 54'l-Ol81 ::l:billa.Xlntcond. 9ttrilnm!r. l.S P .M. 642-11.68 BaSctw\n walnut spinet. !--------- IDT TIME MOL l1vdble .. "'========'l12curr.G.E.llefrica-.. piano.• YHraold. LJM THERllOJ'AX Copy PT"';.,:,_ .-....um--.· 501 30th Street i~ °'*"tap hiezer. Good newt54S. madline, MCttlal'7 model .. ~~"ij',;.,i N-rt IN<h ~"•;;.•;;,•9,.;•c.So=lo'---I0:"'-"22'1-·13$.6"-1492 Gould Muolc c.mpany 45AG$125to-l07t ~Aft., Hunt-Beach GAS stove, nlrlcentcr A FRIGIDAIRE Wlllbtt U5. 306 Jll, Main, S.A., 547-o&81 GIRIS Bicyc1e9 -21 ' •, ClliK ,.,,,111 -oome TELLEROra'Cdltd>eek 1urotoae1 w .. u>'Chouoe ...,....115. lll.VJ!:!l:l'OllE---.., -...i --d _.... Elptt, p...t. -:':; 3111 <Jot. Apt B. CM W--· .,.._ orcm1'o: m-wolntit -SID Elm. llJ.aW t • °"""" -. IAWla. -* MOVING SALEI * HarPOINT Refr1t .• left--$lS --· NEW wr• v-.. .-A NB Sl!Xll)UTY BANK Evsylhb>a -GO • • • • boDd -; --.... -"'-' No -0..,. --IJI E. !Mo St.,~-GO ColloD NB oo.31'13 Good cond. •. 1143117 l'OR 1W.E ---,,, • .,,.'°" ... ,;,:;,=~~ww-, tr hn -lf;IO -Oppartmlty Ellll>IOYft' GARAGE Solo Aollqun .. MAY?AG A-.tlc -· -........ """'7, "' FURiii'riJiii; -. ..... '''°_°""......_REAL ESTAT& _, --··-· 5%Ytonold.l50. nllml-. v.., .... -. nfdralor you .. M1J11tr lho -2514 Eldon-· CM m.<m!3 -----I• a Y ~TORS ttt.a I H~ Btecb1' MOVING! Sdlfns i-Uo 1. GE Port• b I e diltrwubel' ORGAN, t ll:e7boU'd, pedUI, l'RIGttWRZ sm Sil Jr. -0-~ Colllor ..... .._Lr. >1Mltft.110oc.1G-«J11981i w1.......,..,,, 1,......,. ---·13111· a-.. ~ :llSalllrtt>.NB. 511-.14!1 ....__ D-ctrdo,rv SIOll ar btJI .nor. t6M7lli e 5311-11'1 • S6Ua.- French PfOY. d I' e I 1 e t , BOAT TRAILER for 12 or 14 tnlm:r $125. 8'1>3941 foot boat. S50. LI 8-1631 NOW! I NEW! PILOT ' ·; • ... ., • . . PENNY · PINCHER~ ' '" CL""~SSIFIED ADS WITH A ., • . .. " ' NEW-LOW-RATE :: 3 LINES 2 TIMES • $2.00 lN THESE CLASSIFICATIONS! • Furniture Office Furniture Office Equipment StoN Equipment C1f•, RMtaur•nt lier Equipment Houo1hold Good• Appll•n- AntlqVM So.Int Modiln01 Musial lnlfrvments IOOO I010 I01t 1012 I014 I01S 1020 1100 1110 1120 1125 Pl1nos & Or111n1 RMI lo TeleYlslon Hl·FI & Stereo Tepe Recorders C1mer1s & Equipment Hobby Suppll• Sportln9 Goodt 111-ul•ro. s._ M11eell•nMU1 • EACH ITEM MUST BE PRICED • No Item 0..r $50 e No Cilmmorclol f!O'OM e • No Copy Ch•nt" e No Abb....iotlon1 e 11~ l200 1205 1210 1220 l300 l400 ISGD ISSO NGO · • START MAKING MONEY NOW! CAU) 642-5678 .. ~SK FOR ~OUR DAILY PILOT ~D·YIS'OR AND iYOU MAY ~HARGl _IT! • • ~~~~~~~---....... ~ ..................... L.O ....... ~ ............. ~ .. -......... ~ ... ~-~~~~·~~--. ---------------------___ ,....... ---..-.--..-------------.. .l!A'.•·•··-----.-----==-------- ' j I z• DAILY PILOT ME !IOI E SALE AHO TRADE -------Mi(hin•ry, etc. 1700 ROCKWELL Delta d r 11 1 Pretf lll"J, ~.. dluck SatwdQ', July 13, 1968 I TRANSPORTATION I TRANSPORTATIO~ ,_T_RA_N_S_PO_llT_A_T_IDN ___ T__,ll_AN..;.S..;.PO_;;.;.:lt_;_TA_T...;l..;.DN:.;.__ !!e..."" A- --------Boots & Yachts 9000 Boot Slip Moorln1 9036 _c_,._., .. _,.. ____ 9...;Sc..20~C...;• ..... "'J\!fl=· ;.i... ___ c..95;;;2;;cO DATSUN lmportad Aulot 9600 lmpor1ad Autos ~E TO_YOU -FRASE R -YACHT S -NW°roiiT. :<m M.;;;;;;-;, 0 p EN ROAD -,:--61~R.-pos-.. -.. ,:--•• --1;.;.;=;..:.:o.,M.=:G=---" TOYOTA Call Cbuck A\·erY ._:hannel fOf' 16 ft. boll at Ul Datsun 20XI roo.dstc:r. Factory.I----------1--------:---1 960CI TllANSPORTATIDN TllANSPOllTATION c..padl;y. Xlnt Q:ind. S70 Or 7f l5 "'°I-olf« · Coll beL ~ 7 PM l:P°'E'"T"'S'IW>d=;;L;;l;;;V;;;;EScrTTCDC;v;K"_ 542-6116 F~t:''"' 67l-"5i,£>,eL49'-3816 p.m . Owo M m.<&16 1961 CLEAN UPI f>•tl!!llue1ow1rpMl•m• FREE LASVEG.IS '68 TOYOTA 3424 Via Oporto, N.B. lPuadena) we f' k e n d eoold not ke('p. wrn take VAC.A110N WM'H A GET OUR LEADERSlllP SO' CIJkinl (SOJ da1 Slp, 71~4 TRUCKS d CAMPERS Oklttt:radf'orS3'.K>cuhdd•, 1965 MGB-SAVINGS BEFORE top cuid., lmprt#ive tn-0w"ASTID==-, ~sr"1p=-:moor=:::1ccrc::-c-Jot an . dlr.C.rtslder~.tmruaran-C&rdin&! red with rice bladl YOU BUY!!! • • FREE TO YOU OUR Fatbtor b: Blue Perai1J1 our mothtt Is ail\ler 1abby & we 5 kittens turned out abllolutely adonble, Tho it breaks theit hearu, our yng ~11era mu.11t tind lood home lilr us. 5'6·4065 7115 IQ'ITENS -Take your piclc - ~futi. midi Ind maxi ai?.IN. 7 Wteka old, box-trained and weaned. Somt with 6 (Off, Cute •nd p l ayful . 642-16$ 7/16 SHINY Black Go-Togetbtt cats. Mom & Daughter "Kangvoo" It ''Blackie'' Veey amwing chwracten. &th ~. &42-71fi7 •ft 5 6/16 KITJ'rnS, Pure white, 6 wks. old To aood hon>K. Al9o putt white fema.le cat J yr ~ with Me brown eye and Cll"lf! blue eye. Days 891.ac& Evt.r. SJ6.4862 1n6 GE'Jt.MAN Shepherd male, 2 yrs old, regi&t~, Ta.ised with oe h ildre n from pUpPybood, nerds fenced yard 11.nd kwing family. ~ alter Sp.m. 7115 6 -PART Spanial puppies. 6 1.1.·kll old. Wttned. To aood homes. Also mom -6 yn. old Like& women & childm. Does not men. 968-2463 7/13 LOVABLE Female ca.lico tabbq. All shots • ().vner will he.Ip pay &paying, AJao assortment ol kit~ n 1 542.;"0)2 7/16 ORGANIC Fertiliftr. hone ' manure & wood Me.Yinp. , Combine d mulch • : fertilizer. 546-49.11. a f t C1h 1120 venlOry &bot.rd will Interest 22' SllM>o4U. From July lf't!. WW~ private par-leather lnt. Wire wlwidl. Th :.;;_;;.._,_______ lcnowledrcable bu.Yer S.<;9,<0J ;,a.Sept 5, Call coll. (213> WE STILL HAVE A GOOD SELECTION! l;Y. 494-9T73 or 639-3617 nrw 10 be called Uli«I. Spec. eJ'*ll LMHI P ERS IA NS. BumK 38' Fo...Uew>c CUpper $18,500 79J.l611 FORD• CHEVY• GMC •DODGE '6' DATSUN IA! Price Wllo ....., R ...... ian B1ue1, S I amt 1 e ll' l>unni,gM Slp, lmmac --,,..-.,.-,--,,.,.,.=-..,,,.-,,,,.-pr~up • -· Mli ~-$1999 -• -IS900. WMtod' M'°'ing" "'p 'l•·TON CAMPER SPECIAL E"'Ull'T ~ . -.... ~~ I FORTS-'" kluen .. All ,,...,.,,,... '" 19• 0w ..... 8'100. Bay. .., ""'"· Elmo,. H ··-~-~.~ """8851 :.;· L.'6 Slp, Top" '"""'° e 67~8593 e YOU'VE SEEN THEM ADVERTISED ON TV $1299 • -;;For"'°'Sal=,-:A-;;CT;;-A;--_-;;CT;;-A;--· t 17 ft. !'reformer FOR $lHO Friandly Auto Cantar S~~1LCtR. J"" u.-. C.M. 6<6-ll.100 Cotwy "• """"' lslandar 0.luxe Model Boat-Yacht WHILE THEY LAST! 12961 """'°' Blvd. , Ph.~ individually. 962-1159 very &ood cooditioo, lndud-Charters 9039 $ Garden Grove 5'34-l:i!i .. l5:61 Beach Blvd., Watmnstr TRIUMPH ~· 1125 Ina OO&t1>m" snap dawn ruv· -.-CH-AR_T_ER_T_H_E-FIN_EST_I WOW! 2 3 9 0 WOW! FIAT ::::;,,,;;:REE~';LA~S:;VEG;,;,;;AS:o=::: 1---::, .. ::-:TR::l::U::MP:;;;;H--:'.-I l!r, Big wheel tilt tra.ilrr. New 40' Ketch VACATION Wl11:1 A SPITFIRE $899. GERMAN SHEPHERD $900. Phone &t149!Ml atetr 6'l3-2'Sl7 e sr,,.2400 WITH PURCHASE OF ANY CAMPER IN 1963 MG B Powdr blul!, b1k tnte-. PUPS old •';;;'00:;;-p-:.m--::. ;-;-='""°",.,.---Sallin&: lessi>1\!, 40' sloop OUR HUGE INVENTORY Beautiful yell~ ·,u:uh w/ Kost• Ku1tom Kars • montM Ftsfl & Sid 20" Trimaran Reasonable rates; avail for 5 YEARS IANK FINANCING bladl: leather int. Dlr. * 646-5484 AKC REGISTERED 2-!00hpm.,,..,ob.App""75 "''""""''°'°"""""' MAKE US AN OFFER • $1599 Champion Bk>od line• hrs. Bait lank, fu ll cov<'ra, Elmore-~ ~~ ~e!f--· Bred for &kill, life prHerven.. 4 wheel B.LUEWATER CHARTERS WE'L.L MAKE YOU AN OWNER! ~·•Ta. * 675-0046 Quality &. Teroperametlt wall lillrong trailer. 2 extra 27'-40' U·Drive Skip. Avail , SPORT CAR ,,... Sho" & Woommg """"· Th;, ""' ~ '" ,.,,. Doy/wk. 6<6-0000 24 ""'· O p E N R O .A D WORLD • 1960 TR3A ' Pedigree with eadl PUP 842-3020 aft 5 pm. CAL 24 SAILJNG SLOOP Ph. !!M·337.l Excellent cood.ition 837·3865 E vec. aft. 6:30 Pt¥! J25 PER DAY OR $150 IJO SOUTH HARIOI IOULIVARD 15.m Beach Blvd., Wsbnnstr Private Owner. 4~2!1>l Wte-kenda after 9 AM IS' LYMAN, llO hp, cnmpl PER WEEK 842-7528 SANTA ANA. 531~655 overhauled. Fully equipped rt'ALlAN GREYHOUND pup. $2<100 eash. Owner 546-1641 Boat Stor•ge 904a i========='T========= '&6 Gt.AS 4 &pd. pie.. AKC reg. Oulmplon or 644--0234 I --'---'-'---'~---Motercycl• 9300 Dune Buni• 9525 racing green 1300 bre-ed. Ideal pet&. l mate, l ========= BOAT STORAGE I---~-----·-----Call 673-l842 aft;; * New MG * GET A BETTER DEAL HER B FRIEDLANDER f~m11.le. Sl.Z.00 eech, includ· S1ilbo1ts 9010 & L.AUNCHlNG CUS'r. Full-race '65 BSA Dune Buggy --------- ing &hots and peipers. Cl.JI ---·----Sail or JJO'\lo'et' up To <WI' IL""'fft & show bike. $4000 jn.. BRAND NEW Mfi.1481. •CLEAN TRADE.INS• Fenced yard. Newport vest. Mu.st aell. SllXXI or best Sll!l'I. Yellow with. black AKC SHETLAND SHEEP 25' CORONADO lull race, new Baylront. Monthly rates d tt'· 497-ll51 evpg top. Custom aeats, Gates dog I Miniature Collie). outboai'd • ., ... · • · ·• • $6,995 Include .• , Use ol hosit tires. SHARP! Best in litter! EXQUISITE? 22' SANTANA full race, llnod. l,.iluoching Auto S..1-vice Kost1 Kustom Kara Rid!. sable & white. M•I!, spars. Outboard .... S4.99!i CAU.. ANnl.ON Y'S & Parts 9400 Dir. • 646--5484 3~1 mos. Xlnt temperan1cnt. l!I' RHODES ·Mr Cle11.n' Sl ,595 839-2281 BAJA BUGGY BUll.DERS ~-m 1· $125 "" ~10 Granith/Pacitic Yae.ht Sa!Ps -:o======== CHEV 327--HP S-'-'"' P Lnl!!I. • ......-v;J -:: "'" Completed Buggies & Aeces-MA.lAMtrrl!: 3446 Via. Oporto, NB 67l-JS70 Boata Wanted 9050 block-Blanct'd, po Ii shed llOtie1J. Used vw Parts 6 1'f0, BEAUT BLACK WOW! \I.' ANTED RACING SABOT. ~2Sig-@"Soo cam, S2'l5. ~Laguna Canyon Road WITH Sll.VER MARKINGS, CAl.,..20 S2900 Prtff'r high number. =========:: Laguna Betch 494-8100 GOOD BLOOD LINE -Top racer • C'Omfortable 642--0828 OCELOT MU Dk w/64 vw PAPERS. $150 673-3007 cruiser • Hurry • lhb Treiler~ Travel 9425 hu&i roll b AUSTRALIAN S he Ph e rd won't last~ 546-1318 Mobile Homes 9200 ll FT. Scad·a·bout trlr Dill f ~ade:;. .• :;~e. exlnt. ~'. puppies. Blue eyes. Docked LlDO 14 comp I~ t f' I y JQX4g XLNT value • Set up equipPed with atove, 1ink, 49'l-1381 fSan aem.) tails. Ma Y be r e g. Tecond.itioned incl. 2 aeta of · p k A · ie~ box, U gal water tank, f -;;======== I'••• s~noo 2 ·1 hi k """ ..__ 1n Ill' • wnmp, cooler' .... I --• Aul 9600 w u..=.. ...,.... , 548-4fi6 ISILl S, w 8 er .,..,.e, ........ t new carpels. $3000. or b8t nu tires. Also wiua aide tent lftPO••-OI 7186 A America Ave. CM cover&:: b'll", 54~213 offer. ~6 Cannot stand up in tniler. BOXERS for Sale. Show or EMERGENCY Sale! 0 J MOBILE Home_ l0x50 l BR $500. 962~1 aft 5 wkdya pet. Stud serviet, boarding, beautiful 24' Ta hi Ii an front kitchen, nr Hoag Hosp' LEAVING State must lell 13' dog training, b • th In I,; • Trim8ran sloop. Fl est $3,200 962-2;;23 aft 5. ' 'li6 Aristocrat trlr. Sips 4, l ~~ .. ~-~XER KEN-oiler. 6.17-9-1~ gx:io 1960 NAshu 2 Br. ba furn ~rner stove ice bo>;, u.'ied 4 29' AUX. SLOOP, F/glus / · 11ac... limes. Co&t $1400 sell $775 or DOBERMA N P""PP'·, w awning~ .• 0 ~ o"-."'"7616 " demonstrator. Sleeps 6. Full .,........,,,, u-. • ......-x'f::ta~::""":a~~~t. galley. Slip avail. Save MOBILE home 60xl.2' double 196~, 17' Af..!0, sclf·:on· ••••••••• BILL MAXEY rives you ar. easy going JAGUAR FREE l.AS VEGAS VACATION Wini A 1 J]~ll llc'o'h BIY<j (H,.y 19) 2 blM• So (', C. fwy 893-7566 5)7·6824 '66 JAG XKE ·55 MG _ TF. ;,, good 2 + 2 Coope. Beautiful gold condition. Wire wheels $T;i(I finish with matching int. 546-3754 Automatic trans & wire =;-';;~-:;;;;--;:;:::;:;--,::: wheels. 1949 MG, TC {classic). exc ONL y $4699 oond, complete. ,.._ Elmore SPORT CAR WORLD Ph. 894-3322 '64 MGB -Xlnt Cond. Wire Wheels -$1650. 642-2398 after 5 PM. cr-.t 15300 Be""h Blwl .. Wrtmn•bc RENAULT '64 Jaguai-XKE C~upe SPECIAL One OYmel'. 27.000 mile!!. Hd ~-!P.EX:IAL nus WEF:XEND! '6.1 Ren. Cara!J1illa tp, vue STl'!ll. Dir. 494-7500 owner. SALE PRICED "'6 "61 JAGUAR 3.8 Sedan. pov.·er, aulo, .wire wheels low miles, orig. O\Vner. $1500 67;)..5206 Jim Slemon1 TOYOTA 64 J AG XKE black roe.dster. 417 Wa:·ncr /\vr .. S.A. VOLKSWAGEN : '6' VW DELUXE ·, LOADED! 216,<XXI miles J speedometer. Belonged ~ little 'ole school tH.cher • San Clemenle. Take $11' cash dels, dlr, or trad4. Pymts $36.llG. Call after lt. 494.9773 or 639-3617. i LOOK ' '66 VW FU1bacl<; ! lmmaculate. OM owntr ( 115116 t Jim Slemons ~ 417 !~!~v~~S.A. i 540.2512 .. Roel ....:: 1 ~ M;Jet. 4 dio, Heater. t $1599 ' Friendly Auto Center;: 12961 Hartior ~~ 4 J. Garden Gnwe ......... ~ '67 VW BUG ' ' Jmmaculatr. fully equippJ. Sl595 ! Jim Slernon1 -·, ': : 5:30 8115 ~ ONE Yr. old remale wtuu . Engllsh Bull Terrier. Good • with chldrn, bsebroken, good : watch dog. 548-1317 aft i O";;-;;.;;;;;--;;o::=-=:='= ,... $1-416. 613-3;i70 .,, ~fak otJ ta1ned, new tires, awning. AKC. Terms. 847-3807 J4' .,., .. _ 1 ft' t'XPl!nuo. • e er or easylifl hitch mim>rs A·l 6 7115 Sn.KEY TelTler pupa AKC r•=Tg ass ,.,oop, keel, lrade. MT 2·5690· cond. $1395. '1652 Ne~"""I safe & fast. New sails. $595. r- TOYOTA \Vil·e wheels. Xlnl cond. 540.2512 ""-""' -~.6~6 RENAULT- CORONA- TOYOTA ' . : ; 4.17 Warner Ave., S.A. • ; AIT. R/H, W/W <lMunp atk, mls -S12S , ' OREA.\'! Dog dream's. Snl 675-5261 fm1ale endowtd w/talent .I: ability to bunt into your heart Ii lavished ~. All shoU. 546-9637 7113 Fun Zone .Boat Co., Balboa 196.'l 10 "50 :i Br. Adult park. Blvd. CoSta Mesa. 6 4 6 -5 4 8 o , .~.,'"""s"ror=rn=•"1AN=~1"'5'"· "'•~" ... = 54g...Rl!E __ 6, used very little xlnl eond., WU.J.. sell or trade Cabana & $795. 839-2'>...:JS SNOWBIRD i'\Jo. 561 . oond. Well equip. $400 .. 673-8182 • Wh it• wall1, tinted !Jla.1, h11I· •r I dafro1lar, Yinyl inle•., ••di"i"9 1a1h, 11el blh., dlx. whl. COY•ri, bu mper 9uard1, •tc. KARMANN GHIA 15.iO Jim Slemons I DARLING Part • Cocker S puppies: black ,\ white; : males It f ema le•. ; 646-2634 7/13 i BLACX Cocker Male. Want • gro::l adult hmne. nu i.ppy • clown unhapPly dislikes kids. 842-1598 7/16 • · 2 ADORABLE Ma.le kittens, ! mother was Siame&e 6 wks. J old. 201 30th st. N~ : Beach 7/16 ~ 1'VO Playful male tiger kittem 20312 S, W. Cypre• ; Sant a Ana Heia:ht• 5-16-9963 7 /15 ~ GROWN Blk aat w/wht stocking ft. & breut. White whiskers. Very biendly. 548-6758 7/15 2 PALM Trfft. Beaut . shaped. about 12 ft. t11L Frf'P for tbrt d i11ing 968-364-0 1n5 KJITEN, 1t1a1p BDr: & white. Flea procied. M ark e d w/amusing blk b •I r d . ~2388 7/15 F'R.EE To good home. p8H Cocker female. outdoor dog. Very plaYtut. likes kkla. 2 yrs. old. 546-7147 7n3 BEAtmFUL ~ kinens, 1 pastel calico tiger & l blue cream male. 5-15-0076 7/13 FEMALE Bassett, I A.KC. Shots. S60. • • 548-8583 • mOl!I., WHITE Tl N Y TOY POODLE. Female, 1%: yrs old, AKC. $80. 646-1089 COCKER Pup, 7 months old, AKC, Male, black And 1.an, Piek o/ Jitter. $50. 833-0738 WIRE Fox Terrif!'I' pups. AKC Champ: stock. • 642-9009 * AKC BASSET PUPS Tri-colored. Rea.son. 540-8638 Hor .... 1130 BEAUTIFUL 5 yr old mare, No reuonable ol1er refused, • 536-3660 * SADDLE, W.estern style very good t'OOditiOll $85. 546-4934 J BLUEPOINT Siamese, 4 mos old. SOOta &: h5ebrkn, 1 fem.le,! mlf'. ~ TRANSPORTATION Boats & Yach'ls 9000 JULY l"peeiaJ. Boats hauled, bottom acrubbed & PAin1f!d, $1.90 per tt .•• pain1 & zinc. All other maintenanc. , . engine work, see us-- Newport Dry Docks 6?5--151'.lt On the Bay at 20th SI. TRADE Impori or Domeatie car for approx 2'0-'ft inboard Xlnt SNOWBIRD, Dae sails, mu~t M'll by Sun. $150 or best oflt'r 21 '.i-43 SI. 615-5125 SUNF'TSH. Used only .1 mo. Xlnt cone!. Must •ell immed. (TI4) 548-4980 241h' rot.. ch. Sacr $.1,700. W/Extraa. Sips 4-6. Encl he11.d. 714-73.'>-0385 17' \l.'OOD THI STLE . Jmmaculare! 2 &els ails. Trailer. 348-5669 SNOWBIRD Fiberg la11 excellent condition. $300, 67~1951 Power Cruisers SACR.IFIOE 22' e a b i n cruiser: twin l.'i HP EvinTudea; ive bait lank, coven, & extras. Xlnt l'ond. $1 .315 534-4252 16' OWENS Volvo in & out cont, trailr. 265 Cecil Pt or after 6 p.m. ~7806 Power Cruisers 15' RICHARDSON Chryslf!r inboer<t. On N <' w po r t Mooring. $1750. 6/a-2065 24' 1959 Cabin c ruiser; ' Olrysler 8 eng., S500 or trade tor ? , 646-5486 boat. South Chas! or ~-------"'-Lapestack preferred bu1 not trailer _Lido Park, I~ lot in 1·06'"' ~TRA="v~E~L°'E°'Z'°E-. ~;-"_,"°-" lmmrd1ate area. 644-0241 itcwe, oven. Sips 8. Surge brk.I!. New cond. $ 9 9 9 . 9275 ~'"" --------1 Mini Bikes MESA MINI BIKE &llPs e Parts e Repair11 22ti7 I !arbor CM • 548·3£07 1965 SH.AST A 16' a e 1 f ('()Olained. A-1 cood. $1500 me1. hitch. 894-icno 15' ROD & Reel w/11.wning: Motoreycln 9300 xlnt cood. Sltt1)s 4. $595 410 ---'------I Lenwood Dr., CM 646-6761 STORAGE. Trailers, boats, ~tc:. $7 .50 per mo. Work space. 642-2601 &: 54&-3261 15' trlr. Sips 5 Stove, oven, relrig. elec brk& 2 yr old. Xlnt cond. ~. 5J6.8732 18 FT. HOUSE:I'RAll..ER. nJRNlSHED. $450. 324 E. 9500 "66 Fon! CampeT Equipped Like new, still in lad. wST· ranty, V8 · H.D. 11pring11 • hlr., H.D. tires • tpllt rims. 51995 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 18881 Beach Blvd. H.B. F.asy to Reach al G11rficld & Bee.ch 847·BS55 'fi6 DATSUN % T. dlr. pick up. Sky blue. This is the work horse cl. the truck mark!!!. $125. Cash or trade, Pymts SJ6.86 mo. 4%-9773 or 63>-3617 tor • _, aoi•I price ... ,.. ............ ,. .. _i.i,. llLL MAXEY TOYOTA 11111 l•ach l lYd,, H.I . E11y To 11.aach At GARFIELD IEACH 847-8555 tNYJQJW~o.' --••••••••• WE BUY ANY CLEAN LATE MODEL Sl'ORTS CARS. Top Dol.lar To You Golden Weit AUTO CENTER Inc 1984 Newport Blvd. '67 K1rman Ghia Sport coupe, factory air con· ditioning. German racing red. This car is in pcr[el"I TOYOTA 417 \\'c:•=r .•.v-.. S.A. 540-2512 condition. Takr older tradr '66 R-8 RENAULT or $185 cash dels. dlr. Will A/T. Rtll, one 011·ne1'. Priced finanCt' private party. Maki! ~100 below book, Io w pymnts. 494·9773 or Jim Slemon1 63fl·•m TOYOTA wow '64 Ghia Cpe. Extra Clean. $12!).\ Jim Slemons TOYOTA 417 \.1.'amer Ave .. S.A. 540-2512 ' LOTUS '67 Lotus Elan Coupe One 01••ner. 10,000 miles SPECIAL_ nus WEEKEND! ~-Dir. 494.7503 MERCEDES BENZ 417 Warner Ave., S.A. S40-2512 ---,LOOK __ _ '61 ~-10, Automatic. $13$ Jim Slemon1 TOYOTA 41 7 \~·540~2~~2·· S.A. SUNBEAM FREE LAS VEGAS VACATION ~'ITH A '63 Sunbe1n Alpine HT Beautiful an ie white,.with red int. This car is so clean it's a &hame to call it used. $1299 Elmore SPORT CAR WORLD Ph. 8!H·33Z'l 15..100 Bea.ch Blvd., \Vslmnstr '67 SUNBEAM Alp ine ~;;:""""~.i.-'i"":i' I Roadster, British racing ni. ___ "u-'58 Ford, 8 cyl PU, \i SEVERAL CUI• k:ilten11 need 11eeffS. ruu111e ......-9300 uk 17'10'' SANGER SK 4:l7 Chev. h~idt adj. Cavatation plate. Used 1 yr. $il300 542-5184 ' t o· k Ton, in top shape, $750. Co8ta Mesa 642-8460 • Spot Cash for Imports We pay mott tor any import regardle!S of yt>ar, make or eoodllion, Try us bt'lore you sell. ELMORE Jl.10TORS, 15300 Beach Blvd. Wl'stminster. 894-33a2 . Coupe. Lie #TUR 272. Ivory w/blk interior. Auto, pWr brks, slrg. AM/FM short wa1•e. 17,500 mi. Immaeulate in & out. $5,500, 549--0410 days only. green. Still under 50,<XXI mi., factory warranty. This car has had beautiful care. $175 Ca.sh dels. Will finance bal for private party. Call after l, 4g..1-9773 or 639-3617 •pe,.ial homes only. uo ~83 ..,_"""°"""=,..,.-~~~"7" .._ ,,..........,, • ar best otter. 546-2178 before 3 p.m. mly! 7/13 1961 23' Trojan Sedan 165 hp. 2723 Glenwood Pl., S.A. eves. \VEDGEWOOO Stove, works \Ve took her in trade & she LEAVING State m"•t •"II. AUSTIN ·-" good hom 11= --"61 CHEl/ Pick"P· 6 cyl. S"ck f;~ ... ~.· mrnl, 400 o-• M.,, , ... ~s a e. "'M 1111 15' F''--I ··'"" boa •• ~ "'" .,~ "' ls. \Vest Coast Yachts, i ...... rg ass""" 4 ""'"'' ex. cond. Must Sell! 642-4930 "67 Sunbeam Tiger l, $2,11$ CLEAN M/B lat'P 63, 300 SE. lO'l" dn + tax & lie on AT, sunroof, full pwr, disc approved credit. Contact ' C.~1. 7/13 Newport Arches .',Marina, n1Kboard •• trailer, cover & AM 646-12'25 PM Ask for '67 AUSTIN COOPERS SALE Or trade·~ L\fercedes 3333 W, Coas! Hwy. 642-7711 skis. $675 or offer. 64~7616 Tom One owner. 3700 mile~ Benz 300-B. 4 dr. coovl. brks. $2875. 545-3110 Dan Enlow 540-4491, dlr. TOYOTA $850 18' Lonntar, Open OVER 50 MPH , 21 ' Centul')' 19&4 Dodge ~4 !tin Pick S~. Dir. 494-750.1 SOOO. 642-9261 ====-;,=--cc-=71=16 Alum. J.1 HP Evinrudr. Coronado: urgent. musl sell, --,68 H°ONDA-30_5 _ Up, 37,CO) mll'8. Make L ROMEO Free L•1 Vegas BEAUTiruL YounR ft'male Elec-. sta11er. Tan d , m make oHer.646-1009 Scrambler. Pfll'ish:-n red. oUer, mus1 sell • 968-4352 A FA METRO Vacation With A Sea1poinl, pur e bl'i'd trailr. Many :<Ir ,!: 12' Boat, 25 hp Johnson, 7.<XXI Aclual miles. Dur to after 2 PM '66 TOYOTA <•2-2002 7/16 "'""196 & k Pt'M'l"'ion ''""°' k-Will l~~ FORD' p· k Ex '57 At.FA, Nee&s transm, eng 2 ·-~ ·1 -o·s 1100 h .... v•.,...., contn:>ls tan · S2'lO "' • ~.... ""° •2 ton ic up Xlnt. Sacrif S350 6/.)-5739 af l -a.'l "c..•"' eac · '66 T · t Sedan The moirt FREE lkautiful yng coclrer spaniel to good h o m e w lfenced )Td 537.(116() 7/16 FREE To good home 9 mo o ld male be11g l e . 536-8986 7113 7 Puppies, Collie mix: 5 Wtek!! old. :J.48-M)'i 7/1~ -Mi x Te-rrier ~ , 4 mn old ~2486 7112 1 WHITE A. T1t1 flufly kitten~. ' 8 wks, trained, 3 maJea, 1 female. 54~5848 7113 u· 8'' Al.J.. F i h r r it la ~!! e &12-12fi9 e luke SOO cash dels or fake cond. V8 stick shift . New 6 &PM Fair cond. 10;)2 Palisades soug~;o~ler ~Year ninabou1 with windshield, =======·-· -trade. Paymmts $29.86 mo. ply tire1 S475 642-340.1 Rd. S.A. Herghts OOilt today. Artie white with rrmo1r stttring. Sptcdo & Boat Mainten1nce 9033 49-l·9773 or 63&-l6l 7 '62 FORD Econollne Van, AUSTIN HEALEY contrasting interior. Auto- canopy, 4Boet only) Sac. S_K_l_P_P_E_R--.--9-,-,-,·[HAR.LEY Devidson 1963. needs tune. S400. 644-U47 ---------·I MG malic trans., radio, he•ter, $125. fi7~2359 Fully equip. Sell outrigh1 c:r aft. 4 PM FREE LAS VEGAS ---------1 elc. Up to JO m.p.g 0 with 00 maintenance work wanted -•~ d t ml b"k r I 15' f'IBERGL.ASS l'> hp .. a e ori. r I e. orste Solid1952 'i!T.O'evy VACATION WlTII A FREE LAS VEGAS h.p. doing the job, Six to pnwrr only. P'll.t1 • time l~" c-·· 1 I f ON WITH Evinrude f'ltt. molor. Trlr ~l """ "'~n m Per a !Tuck, new n1bber, net'da 1960 A. HEALEY VACATI A cheott lrom •s low 111 $1596. E.,tr11i;' Good cC!Od. $.150. Oiryslrr $3.~. Wut'litzer eng. work. $295. MZ-4610 This classic bc'a uty has over· 1960 MGA Rd1tr. plus T & Lor payments as 546-11~ YAOrr-L\lainlenaJl('e & like n('W $400. 546-2376 p 1 6 1 turuk'd enjt". Spt-Cial Price For the sp:wl car enthusiasl. low as 23 ' CABIN Crui 1 rr, repair a• Ytlut do ck. 13':)" SKI Boal wi th 35 lfP ·;oodrn~-a.ri;i95. 7,·~ $899 Special PtiC'f' romplt'trly «'f'IO\'llled. sip~ Experk>nct'd. RM.!. 548-7807 Ml'rc. and trailer $400 U..nwood Dr., C.M. &tli-6761 Elmore $899 4 1 value. \Viii 1r11de for Jffi ec .,,-====:--c;;o-.::;:-El ' p. Moy It head. Owner Marine Equip, 9035 llond;i Scrambler oJ same "66 DODGE ~an. v.a. Aut~. SPORT CAR more leaving area. S3.0CKI. t$-3S23 1 96 7~ R/H. All wil>OOw. Lo mi. WORLD SPORT CAR Ph. 894·3320 12' OUTBOARD With !i~ hp 2-6 CYL. 145 hp Chris-craft va ur .. 2-$1700 *499-4(X;5 Ph. 894-3.1:t.z WORLD TOYOTA .Jo hn so n. Sl25. FIG 1.11g, wf'l to 1 PBPaeOn HONDA Scrambler :vrs tt-iz======== ISDI Beach Blvd., Wstmnatr Ph. SM-3.122 MOTORS $1495 ELMORE Snowbird. F'Hght R "" d )' reduction box~. $215/$175. Compl!•le f'E'lbu!lt motor i(!S! JHps 9510 l!llOO Bt-ach Blvd., Wslmnstr 1S300 Beach Blvd., Wst:numr PERSlk~ lt1olhf':I' wishft $39;i, 673-1569 10)2 Palisades Rd. Santa 1hfln Ill) miles, Set t.ip f o rl--'--------1$7 AUSTIN H EALEY , homes ror wNned and f'OR Sale 7' dinghy wUh !>hp Ana Heigh~ d1r1. l"'-'O sctg gcart. $:175, 1952 WIU.YS Jeep • wheel need~ '68 MG LOOK -• k <.~.. 7 -;-;;--:--::===:-..:: ----.. "~2-3403. driv~. Oiev 327 f!llC . Extru a little work. $350. GET OUR '"'DE-~llP '67 Toyota Corona 4 dr a«llJ\, train..... ittens . .......,,,,33 15 evinrude. Good cond. Sl?J, SAIL & at'C"eS60rle1 for ,.,..,.,._ '" ·•--uc,.,.. ~""""' =~===~~-=·I too numerous IO· mPf'IUUll. 968-2619 SAVINGS BEFORE R/H, Immacula1e. 2 FEMALE Kitten& 7 wks I AlllO nf'W 'f.8 3.!l Mertt1ry Jl.1alibu Outrlg(!r. Ml'I. N. 1967 TRJtn-.1PH Bormevillt $ e -". ~-"'''• onc Tobhy. Pnit:. $22.i. 67J..l441 A. Johnson. 2411 N . 2 000 mi Best otfM" lakes _548--0072======== '!19 AUSTIN Healt'y; A-1 YOU BUY!~~ J" Sii QIU vr1"" ' • • --___ .. R bl 1 1m emon1 540-2512 ..• ' ----,,,2-vW , I Camper Bus v.ith rebir. Juit the tid<ef fc·R uacation: -i $999 .--. Friendly Auto Cente r: 12901 Harbor Blvd. . : Garden Gnwe 534:12f VW-VW·VW-VW.Vfj VW '62 Kamper Vl' VW 1!6,000 miles Vfi vw $2.200 Vll vw 642·3927 vW vw .vw .vw.vw.v-w 1964 VW Bus V1t1. New '88 1500 eag., rear ~as heatu, stereo aet-up. Needs aonlie body work & paint joli. $1000. 54g...2350 CA1J: after 9:30 pm ; '61 KARMANN Ghj_a, ~ cond. nr nu pa.int, britil relined, $900 or best offei. 345-573,} '67 VW Deluxe 2 Dr. 3:1,0fO IOlual miles. Tires nearly flt"W. 1 ovmer. $1500 Dlr. 5'&-7751 '66 VW 1300 SEDAN. Ra.dlo w/11/w very clean. MuSt sell immed. $1275 6?&-30p eves. 1964 VW Bus 44,0CKI mi. Nu tirffi. Body & motor xlit rond. Removable middle seat. $l300. •642-<qo l 'M Broke! Must sell 68 Vtii wilh stereo pack, ~ 67'""61 1962 VW Sedan. Avail lsi. wk in Aug. New tires I in~. 962-4384 • " '66VW.Clean. In~ lot behind UCB Npt ikti. $1500 • ~ '66 VW Sunroof, new dub, 2 new tires, 1500 eiw:, • 644-0356 • •• 'fi7 VOLKSWAGEN . ?; st bAek W\th Vt'r)' klw n)j+· Dlr. 548-ffil , ... '60 VW .sedan, eng. ovnt\itul, sunroof, ~ceJ ~ti. l owner. SS.SO. 646-006() :i '68 VW 1600 Tra.nspptter engine, ll.000 mi. $450'"' 494-6312 -~ '60 VW $795, ~ owntr'"btml let' to appreciate.. ~et Dan Dilow 54()..4491, ~ ·51 vw. 1s.cm mi .;o radio. xlnt rond. Sljl • 546-1774 • ~ '65 VW. Clea.n. Sharp. ~ar new cond. $Ul95 Prf .Jrts. 847...S9:i.1 ev('e. ' .,. '62 VW Convertible, r Jih, new top & paint. ~ .. Privat~ p!U'ty. 54()..Dl' '62 KARMAN Ghia. Nu J1¥1l, rw:w lim. Good cond. #6 ~ • M2-o1988 ~." '64 VW SunrOlif"· $900. K..,_.94-'Jm, t.<§' VOLVO .~ , 54B-Jti83 1/16 15' FIBERGLASS-Run•boul Cimeron Ave., Co v In 11, 675-2677. eves. 6'7~2492 Cimpen. 9520 '-VI"'· e t. eng., rear 0 e fl L ! KTM"ENS 2 "'" tabbie~ in n-avt'l<'r 60 hp .1ohnr-0n. I _c~·'~"~· ~"'-"'.,,----,--~-HONDA "67 3Ql Scrambler. &: IJ'ar box. New tire&. S750 ,,.,. 1,,.: • <11 "T'0,!,0,,T,A .. S.A. wk·a . old fr male& flurlt' trlr. Xlnt cond. $1100. 71,HPOutboordmalnr,Nrw Good rubhn, new b&tt('ry 40 FT. ACF BRILL Orbest offer.9G2~i0 "'"1-UU&O . ..., ~en. m.-0722 7/16 ~'155 l'f'rn01f' tank. Xl nt eond. $3%. tn.v mill'll~. 54"""'132 O>nvcrtM Contlnf'ntaJ Trall· IHPORTS 540-2512 WOW ... FRE==E"°'T"o'"">""':::-BIAc=:;k:-;;&:c,::,:::y. ':19 OWENS CruiM"r 29', twin S!l9.5(J. TI4-TM.'\8:i ·s;,·C---,.V'°'A"'•'°'M"H'°'A,--""'-· -p"'°".,"'"fN-.:tl way bug. All new power CA TSUN TOYOTA '6.1 Vdvn IZlS ~M. 1.wi;1c-. • ·--7116 lift l'Og .. dbl<' plank hull. 2!> WA'IT heath rlldio tel • --h 000 1 trnln, t-nginr. trans, f'l c. 1...,... H rt"llM' CM 646-!l..1:)3 ul111r. Onr owntr. •• ~-1hape . .....--I 11.n 1 m . f.\.L)ly ~U <:"Ontalned, many '67 DATSUN """' 1 ' · · f'ully !'quip, $6:250. LI 3-j:l.';6 $100. He11th RDr $'.l;,. S111i 4M-!600 ll "REE '·s VEGAS lfN~UARTERS SD!fl ·' FREE ·To )'OU . Guinl pigs. ant eaget. 5'S-6134i 7 /11 -. ........... .... def ma)f:, :;e).3;74 ?/U iiJ,iz Ptn&m ldtte. 7 wb. -...,._ Avt., C.M. 7/ll ADC&ABLE Klttem for wt.•iriol......... Tnl PAUi 'Doc. You diJI. 1Ut3'1 113 ,,;;;;c" ·==:-:c:::-===:..:I custom re-alum, lnelud!ng Sed•n. 19.000 •etuAJ m ~·· r ...,. ~ JI 1961 l-f UNtn.1n: * evei. 545-3776 • HONDA 150. IK'W cl\Jtch rt>bh ctramle tile in botha.lr kt·ai Radio &: n ralt""r. VACATION w1n1 A ELMORE m $lemons ~>! Glut, TIS. immac. cood. 2 CHRYS. Marine eina5. ""I· bit !or hill clirnhi~. en, fully carpettd ~p: $1399 1963 MG MIDGET TOYOTA ~'" 6n.51j9 wftrans, Xlnl e on d , Xlnt' 644-14-1 F · ndl A r-A buy foraomf'Qne who 4J7 W ' •~91i""' ..... ~ • · " out etc .. $9500, wil c:on.9'der ne y vte -nter 1,~'to .. _ .. __ .. _ ..;;..,. ,,._ a-..t. Blvd., w-arrwtr ATt., s+ 12' ALUMINUM BOAT with •.r w ........... S.t I to. c~ On d -· -«I ft ·-"-~ Blvd. ....,. Qlla•;o ....... ---....,_ ~ .l.•A2s12 - .,,, , 1NG Jted: Monteu. tra es. r-111: er JV to """" ~ 81•_.. ........ Jn' includtd In Phone 194-3322 ·ifi~:V-~~~:u;;;~··ii Ol'l'I. Xlnt cmd. Rea11tertd. s HP OlTT'BOARD Mal'OR ~ 2SOCC, '68: dirt • bot.I. Bua. phctt IQ2..efl,5. Carden Grove 534-W ....... "...,.. '66 va..vo • 0 A 195 * 96~ LTKE NEW -S75 l'Old. Sac. S59S. 836-6956 Home phone~ AJ I.ma 1966 DATSUN 1500 cc '*1ct. Only '66 TOYOTA COllt.ONA R.tdio, WIS · w • l ., • ~334.l • $699 One owner, R 6 H. 13' FAIRUNER. C".ood hull · HONDA 150, ntw elutch, '56 FORD ~ ton Pickup with Roll:dlttt Bron1t. Xlnt ecnd. bNudful rond t pr I."• I• nerda work. S700. 1~ ------36 Ni'bl1 f!r'¥t . Built lor hlU e•mper. Rudy to p . $645. Slim CaD 96&-1937 an 6 pm Elmore J' : 1 4fg f!Wnrr. 393 E. 17th St.fpi. PalJndH Rd. S,A. Hf'taht• ~lip Mooring_!!_ clim bln, Xlnt. 64<4-14St lM6-J6M wkdy SPORT CAR tm emons ~~1696 " 16' WOOD .... 1 ... "'"'· wi(h WANTID '61 HONDA s "' -... blk• "66 vw CUSl'Oll OOMBI 'fl PICKUP, .-..... .,.. WORLD TOYOTA " VOLVO • trlr ' 25 hp fnl. $12$ Perm•nf'flt llip for 30' ma!. fnr &t.t'Hl lr hiJta. XInt c:ont. Ca~. 349 Mqno& CM. ,W. extra Xlnt eMd. Pb. $.\122 417 Wlrner Ave, S..A. 14.'IO }~ ~ ~. Ml-008 ~ Extru. $275. 844-1451 _Al_t.,_l,. ... _. _____ • * ........U * ~ 1-=h Blvd., W&tmnatr 54C)..2Jf2f '7~ DluT-0, C.M. ~ ~ ' --- -- p .. i •l ~ • -i ~ ~ ·~ ~ l 1 l + i ~ ' ' ti ~ • ~. ' : • . I ' • ' + ' it • I . ' ' • . !' f " r. L lo " 0 k n -2 0 -I I, J r l t ' ; -·~-•••w=+;s;aas; t #SGQ C)J EUSS ; a o a o a_: a o a ¢ c2 s a a 4 ... 4 4 • 22 z 0 c a s s 2 • " ,•llll•rt~ Autoe ~ . HOO TRANSPORTAT_1o_N_ 1 'l'RANS~TATION TllANSPORTATION DAILY PILOT 29 TllANSPOltTATION Saturday, Jul) ll, 1'968 TRANSPORTATION TllANSPORTATION UtM Coro -'900 TllANSPOltTATION VOLVO -----·!68 VOLVO GB11 oun l.EADERSJUP SAVINGS BEFORE YOU BUY~'? ~tM·lflllU • IMPORTS DSG~ilarbol', C.1\1 . 646-9303 SALE PRICED '65 Volvo Wap. Look& It 'runs like new, $1495 Jim Sl•mons '"·.TOYOTA 411 Warner Ave., S.A. 540.2512 Imported A!JIOI VOLVO FREE LAS VEGAS VACATION wmr A '64 VOLVO 1:?2 S. 2 dool' sedan. Con- c.'Our&e condition in artJc while \\•llh contr1stlni;: rf'<I lnh:rlor. Dependable, !'f'ali- billly & l'OOmy. Or.e of the liner autos. Thi& week cod ooty $1395 ELMORE TOYOTA MOTORS Fh. 894-33:.'0 15300 Beach Blvd., \Vstmnstr -"' Au tos 9600 Antiaun, Classics 9615 ~;;--::;' :;•;·;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I WOODY '47 FORD ,. " . '• •'• . . ' .. . " " :1 • !. • IMPORTS I ' PRESENTS ··THE NEW .· ' 1969 RBIAULT 16 Jha' Renault 16 is I ·tn.rly r•markable cir -beceuse it combines the 1dvent.19es of so many different cars: st,..tion w19on utility e_n~ convanience, lux- ury sedan comfort, comp•ct c•r •conomy •nd sports c•r man•U· ve~•bility. A r•m•rk- •bl• car for thesa r••· sons •• , and mor•I YOU .A:RE INVITED FOR ·, A TEST DRIVE " . , IMPORTS B .& Z Station \Vai;:on. Beauti- ful $500. 1Zl3l ED 2-9188 e,.,,.,!IO w~ntr-t 9700 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR· USED CARS CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harlior Blvd. Coti1a Mesa 546--1203 WE BUY ANY CLEAN LATE MODEL SPORTS CARS. Top Dollar To You Golden West AUTO CENTER Inc 1984 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa &12-3460 WE PAY . CASH ror used car1 & trucks jUllt call us !or ~ ertimate. GROTH CHEVROLET Ask for Sales Manaaer 18211 Beach Bl .• Hunti~gton Beach Kl >333J Will Buy Your Volkswagen or Porsche & pay top dollars. Pllid lor or not. Call Ralph b' " rn "AUfos-YiANTED Will pay cash for Imported autos . Un to S.1Y.I. Try us. ELMORE 0011 Carden Grove Blvd. 9900 ------'63 CHlCKER 4-DR. 8 pa1>seni;:er. Radio and heal· er, air conditiong, power .!!leering. 20% down or trade $33 per mo. 24 mo. RPR- 850 on app. credit. $695 THEODORE ROB!NS FORD U• ,.,.,. Can '"°° UM4 C1n _u_-_c_,_,. ______ UM C1rs CHIVIOLIT CADILLAC MEED A CAR? CAN'T 8£ ~-L.'lANt'.£0! e t\ankrupt'!' e ftepoaf!ulon? '6'1 CADill.AC Sedan e Had Cttditf • 'Olvutetd.T OeVllle. QiaiM ton Uo I, •Military e New to Ana? leather Dtttk:lt, etc. ~.ooo Ma.kt P~ay Paymeota ml. Loctll.)r I er II I c e McCARTHY MOTORS Warr.nu-in ..rtect. Orlflnal 1420 St.. Matn II Edlrcu owner $4,300. 838-4262 12 b!Ocks N. ot Sean.I SAnla Ana Ph 542-3501 '67 EL DORADO. Llk;n;;. Fae. warranty S le re o. AMl•'M. New tires. A11 pwr. Leather. 673"-WS 1966 EL Dorado C o n v . , kNlded 14000 or\f. in I , lmm1c. Best olfer. 540-925.:) C~MARO Fully equipped. VB, ~adio llnd '6S CA~lARO Chevel!r. blue heater, powe.r llteenng, 20% w/v.•hite competition str\Pf': down or trade $34 per mo. 6 cyl. 3 on lloor: R/H, l.OOO ~~I.mo. trn..~ on •PP· ere-mi. $2,700 675-4914 $795 C HMOLEt- THEODORE ROBINS FORD ~·-TR.EE LAS VEGAS VACATlON wrrH A '64 CHIV STA WAG. Tlil> la the pooulor • ..... ' door Belair model. Silver treen metallc with matchln& interior. Auto tranll, pwr. st~r. LUUQ'f rack, all the acces. Family type for t."Um- mer l'un on special $1395.00 plus T&L or paymta as low aa SS:il.00 dn paymt Ir $52.00 per mo 0.A.C. Includes tax, lie. & lntere1t. ELMORE TOYOTA MOTOR> Ph. 891-3320 15300 Beach Blvd.· Wstmnstr SPECIAL '64 lmpaJa Cpe, An, PIS, Ont :;wner. $1096 Jiln Siemon• TOYOTA tl7 Warner Ave., S.A, 540-2512 --~----.---WAGON 'S.1 Q\ev, A/T, PIS, one own. er. Immaculate. ..,, Jim $lemons TOYOTA CHMOLET FREE LAS VEOAS YACA110N WITH A '14 CHEV EL CAMlNO MAL- IBU. The moat 1CM.1ahl af1er model £oln1, Spuklin1 ad&-be be~e with ivory bucket i;eata. Auto, P. Str. AU klnda of extras. Gco1·11eous &. Kbow· room freih. This weekend only $1695 ELMORE TOYOTA MOTORS Ph. 894-3320 15lX> Beach Blvd,, Watmnstr '66 CHEYRtlLET 4 Door. Radio and healer, factory equipped, 20"-'i down or trade $43 per mo. lO mo . SZCl98 on app. credit. $1195 THEODOR£ ROBINS FORD 20!iO Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 642-0010 '68 IMPALA Sta Wag. Wlfe'a car V-tl. Turbo Hydromatic. Confortroo air, diac brkl. Many Xtras!. Save $1,000 962-60:>4 417 'Vi:riwr Avr., S.A. 4 SPEED 20j.,') !!arbor Blvd. 's.1 Impala, 2 dr, hardtop, 540-2512 Costa ~1esa 6.t:!-0010 S200 under blue book, 1\r -~~. SPECIALISTS -- ------'64 NOVA-lr-'65 BUICK CONV'T "°""" PS/PB, >tot """': HIGH PERFORMANCE G/Spt.. 4 spd, bi.&; eniine, One owner. * 494-2854 Olev. Supca· Sport. Automatic b'arls., bucket &n.tA, power CUSTOM CARS pwr str. BODY FOl' 1957 Chev Bel-Air steerir)g, Very clean. LARGEST SELECTION IN $J'j95 2 dr Sedan. A11 or parts, also $1299 ORANGE COUNI'Y J im Sl•mons new Fisk battery S lo. F 1 "-1-t-.. Auto TOYOTA ,.._,.13 rondly Auto C•ntor --.., GROTH CHEVROLET SUMMER SPECIALS 'b4 MERCURY MONTCLARl V-•. AYto111oll••, 'ow•' • Steefi11g. "'X·•l4, $999 'b4 FORD v.,, tft~dertl tr111smis· iloft, l"El"·lll. $899 'b4 PONTIAC CATALINA COUl"E V.,, A11te1111lic. l"owet Sfeerl11t, 0,,...1 •1. $1299 '41 CHEVROLET 'h TON CI C Si1ftdettl Eq11ip111eftt U•S.JOJ $699 'b-4 T-BIRD v.,, Aulo1111tic, Full Pow- er, Air, HSU.Jll . $1699 '63 BUICK Skylerk, v.,, eule, '· steeri11t, FACTORY AIR. SEY-ll•. $1399 'b4 CADILLAC 1 -~-~~~~~ 12961 """"'" m,d. Center 417 Warner Ave., S.A. 1962 CHEVY ll Sta Wa.g. Air Gatden Grove 534.1253 SEDAN DE VILLE 540..2512 cond, auto. Good rubber. ,56 CMvy Bel Air 13032 Harbor Blvd. 537-46t6 F11ll '•w•r, eir co11tl. TFE-•to '67 BUI(]( 4 dr EJ~a =~:r~:.,:d.$600or Hard top, V-8, automatic. '66 IMPALA $1999 Lo ad e d w/everything? . Owned by police officer. 2 Dr. Coupe. F\lll power. Sil-1~-~~=~~~~ 16 000 mi $3700 642-7925 alt 5 1960 BROOKWOOD Wag. Big Original paint, bronu and ver with black interior. '63 CHEVROLET ' V-8 motO!', brkll & Urea fine. white. Runs like • clock! $1199 WAGON DON'T need .3 cars. '66b 23 8"'000'ck R/H. Interior worn a little Take $75 cash, -· ,_, ~. friendly Auto C.nter V•. powert lid•, rwN. Le Sabre, air, Pll, P . · •~"-"'. 2'22 E. 20tb St. 01. ......., ....,. _, mi, $269.3. 54&-3478 _.... ' per mo. Call after 11, 4!M-12961 Harbor Blvd. •SI. ======== ·St CHEVY lmpllP& beautiful 9973 or 639-3617 Garden GI'OYe ~-1252 $899 CADILLAC '"' 2 •""' """' t..,, v ... 1---.SP°"E"'C"'1A=-L--1965i965'~rnooEVRO:vRi5iLETzr-Stswau.niOOl-~--:'~~~=-'- PJs, auto. Good cond. By wagon Sl750. Will take tnde '64 PONTIAC owner. S650 642-6101 '62 Impala w/air, 2 dr hdtp, Dir. 548-7751 (2) "61 CADILLACS 1962 CHEVY s""'' Sport. AIT, PIS. S896 ====== below Blue Book; see at 835 J' SI CHRYSLER Hardtops. Full power and air Main St. Hunt Beach or call •m •mon• LE MANS Y-•. Aulo1111lic, Air, 'ow• er Steeriftt, OSD-l•I . $1299 . conditioning. 20% down or 547-5147 TOYOTA '66 CHRYSLER trade S29 per mo. 24 mo. l -,63~,.,~,~-A~~-,.-,ti7on-w-... -,-i 417 Warner Ave., S.A. Nnport 2 dooc hardtop. Full '65 MERCURY JWV973, PXl.216 on aw. R/H, pwr, steer.; $951). "'=='540.2512 powu. 23,00:> actual miles. .~,·t VI, F. 'ower, f1c:t. ,..;,, --~ · $695 • 842-7007 • '66 cHEri· Imp&la hard top, Balance olfactory warranty, NMR·•62 , '67CHEV.l1 Stationwagon •port coupe, dlr, exotic $1999 $1499 , Stick shift, RJH, Sl575 green, black pl1.1ab interior. Friendly Auto Center _ ~""--~~~-~ THEODORE ROB~JIS Orl&inal owner. 894-2628. V-8, automatic, power 12961 Hari>or Blvd. Greth Che ... rel 1t believes in ,56 CHEV NOMAD. ateerini, low mil6. Will Garden Gl'OYe 5.14-l:J52 tbe i11di ... d111I, lrin1 yevr in· lok• old--ode Pym t ''8 Ch I tli11itl111I tr1ns petl1tie11 prob· FORD BEST OFFER TAKES! $4686. "' u ' nll ry1•r • 1e1111 to us. * s.4&-5910 * . 494-9773 or 639-361'1 ~ Mi. ,.----+~. Jlj(I Harbor Blvd. ,62 CHEV Wagon. Xlnt cond '61 PARKWOOD Cb e v T_AK=E=TRAD==E==,,"'='=-'15M=I NOP 000 WE~'SPAHYEMREENT Costa Meaa &U-OJlO $695 cash. 12. S Sat or aft S Station Waa:on, auto trana, -R BL rt1 pwr •lr. ndlo. XI n t COME'r7 ALL YOU NEED IS $2200 '64 CAD Convt. Every wkdays. S48-l035 mechanical cond. Must .ell l ---------1 GOOD CREDIT Extra!. 6 way seat, tilt '62 CHEV Sta War. Auto, immed. 6f6...m8 d a Y •, '61 4 Dr. Comet Station wheel, 1 O\lmU 43,000 mi. R/H. Xlnt cond. S750. 494-6327 eve• Waaon Automatic. Cal J 673-1583 ~2568 alt 6 pm '63~CHEV=~. l~m-,.-t~a~2~dr~.~h~dt-p. 673-1M2 aft 5 1939 CADILLAC 4 dr. Sedan '67 IMPALA. Loaded, Cl.ndy Auto., R/H, pwr. steer. '62 COMET Spt cpe, xint CODd w/trunk. Suttable to restore apple red. By O\lmer sma Ul,000 Mi. on '6'1 Motor. New New tirea A: battel'J· Lo,.. CHEVROLET 00-F. Motor J;:ood shape. 546-2792 ' brakes; xlnt cond. $1.ffiO. mile• .$325. 833--0138. 842-8020 1_96_3_l_M_P_A_t.A_H~T-F_<o_•_lr. 642-5624 18211 BEACH BLVD. GROTH '65 CONVERTIBLE. r u 11 full equip. Lo mi. Xlnt 1966 CHEVROLET caprice CONTINENTAL Huntington Beach power, blue, like new. Call cond. * 536-2384 •~><-w ogoo p r ....... ..,., w · owe l---------lt47·••Jt • 145-•l•l Bill after 4:30. 4!M-8588 ·52 CHEV. Xlnt runninf cond. steering and brakes. Air '64 Continental ~ 1 o,.,, 'TU 10 l".M. '66 CAD, Full power, new Immaculately Oean! co n d 11 ion In I. can be tires. $3,850. Nu paint. * 675-5414 financed. $2550. 548-7751 '64 Lincoln Cmtinental 4 Dr CORYmE * 494-8149 * '62 NOVA, White, hdtp '66 OIEVEll..E Malibu , Town Sedan. Has full J>OW·1--------- 62 CAD. Model 62. New tires, Coupe, very good cond $695. Pow /S vinyl top, 4 apd, er with factory alr. lmmac-1963 WHITE Convl. Hrdtp. · & t t 642-1217 30,000 mi. $1700 968-4795 ulate thru out with ailver Auto. $2095. Xlnt <:ond. Naw C1rt tl00"1ow Cort 9800 ' 35 YEARS Servin9 Oran9e County Ar•• ANNOUNCES GRAND OPENING . OF THEIR NEW USED CAR LOT AND EXCLUSIVE INTERNATIONAL TRUCK DEALERSHIP AT Beach Blvd. & Main St. Ph. 842-6631 · OPENING SPECIALS ' "' OLDSMOllLI TOlo•••o $3595'" hctwy .tr, hll ,_-r "' IUtCK SPECl>l Db. 4 D" $1495 • A ....... '"''""· ..... ttffrl ... ..i1. : ........ .w.. ........ . '64 YW w ............ '61 IUIC~ SPICIAL DU. WAG-ON • ... l!Mltk tr-.. ,..., ....,1,.., l&H, wWM w.U.. '66 DODGI WA.ON • ..,_.Mtlc, ,._,....,...,,....,.......,, '•1 CADILLAC De-VILLE 4 Dr. ,.. .. ,._ & *t.ry .... ''4 OPIL wAeON •. '61 CHIV. IMl'AU J Dr. s.,., s,.rt. '61 INTllNATIONAL l'tCIUP. '66 IUICI llYlllA ,..II ,._ I olr. ••J fOID FALCON WA.aN. A.,.. -'ic INM., r.41• I ....... '61 IHTllNATIONAL VI VJ T•11 Plck11p. $995 $2395 ': $1995 . $995 $895 $1395 $1195 $3395 .i $895 $2195 Credit or Fhtanchtt No Probtem Here! All Prices Plu• T •• l Lie, TERRY BUICK 122 • Sitt STREn, HUNTIN•TQN HACH paint u P lo ate r Y · metallc finish. Now this 646-l306 alt 6 pm Excellent condition 642-6177 ~t{!J Irr 11 ! ( 11 z.:J.IC $7000.00 car new can be i=~===-~-5"L L588 DIAL direct 642-5678, charge I!) boufht for $1895.00. '59 CORVETI'E. C 1 r. • n • T•l•l'h•M ~ Ct-" S.IMky your ad, then sit back and M1'd·Summer Clearance lllt car lot on Ha:rbor Blvd. ,.~ ...... ':.·~N:.:ew~t~~":::..· ... __ .. _ ... .:_~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!~~~~! ""'" to th• phono ring! :: JOHNSON & SON !""""· &46.17!3 . White elephanta'!' Oime-a-Une New Car Trade-Ins Lincoln-Mercury 1m .. ertMI Autot 96001mportM Autos 9600tmported Aviot 9600 ~-f'untington a .ach • 427 5th St. 2060 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 642..0010 lmportad Autos 9600 :: c .... M•u 8"'"" TOYOTA TOYOTA TOYOTA ALLEN .. OTOH CO. im Harloor a1'" .. ,.,,.., 1r• 2-'88 4 dr Sedan'.!!. All pwr. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil • .CORONA -·· .. .. .. ... !. -s •• .. ..... . ~-· MEANS A IETTER BUY FOR YOU WICllC YOW IUY YOUI ICIW TOYOTA. t•o•• II.VI. 11111'1 nu .. .. :: Old b'I C d'lla w/temp controlled a i r . SmO I e " 0 I C <.OOO m;. 2 mm otd. 16,100 '67 Cadillac " Dor1clo. Geld with brew11 ,,.;11yl top. F11ll power, f1ctery 1ir, new cir w1rre11ty, $5995 '67 Cadill1c Coup• ;, Ville. Dirk ''''"· lite ····" ¥iftyl to,, 9r1e11 iftt, full pow- er, ftct. er, lew 111iles, 11ew ci r w1rreftty. 54995 '66 Cadillac Coupe ;, Ville. • •• cheese fre111. Y1Uow w/ bl1c~ .. , ' lthr. Full pew1r, fecfery 1i1. lec1I Cl.I'S. $4495 '66 Mustang '67 Cadillac Ceup1 cle Ville. Twrquoi1e w/bl•c• iflt,, fu ll pew1r, feclery 1ir, low mile1, new c•t Wt ff1nty. S5095 '67 Cadlllac Coup• " v;u •. Dir• brown botte111, be it• lep, b1i9• int, Full power, f1ct. 1ir, 11ew c•• wer· r111ty. $5195 '64 Chev Impala l Deor Ht rtll•I'· J•,ooo 111iles. Locel cer . $1495 '67 Olds Vlsl1 Crvi,er St1tie11 w•• :: each. 1824 Santiago Dr. NB II '65 LINCO:~ower, air .. .. cMCI, leather. 32,600 mi. ex- cel cond. $2600. 833-1530 CONTINENTAL * 64 CONTINENTAL* 4 dr belie aedan, malchini;: interior. Loeded with pwr acce.!lsorie1, tac air, & ra- dio. Premium tires & bat- tery. 644-2661. A beauty at 12295. CORVAIR FREE LAS VEGAS VACATION WITH A '62 Corvalr L•kewood Waion arUc white with (.'On· trutlna: blue interior. Fre1h and pretty as can be. Get i this mileage maker. This wttkend only $695 The Largest Toyota Facility Anywhere NOW AT OUR NEW LOCATION ELMORE MOTORS CHOOSI TOUI TOY OT A FIOM THI <>HIST HLICTION Just Arrived 1969 "Corolla" 4 1/40/o Fln1ncln9 Av1llabJe ON APPROVID CRIDIT TOYOTA CORDNA '1770 Tn l"tus I Uc. l Dr. Htrdtop. Alt co11cl., ton, 14,000 111ll1s, fi e· -1, ewto111tlic:. fory t it, 11ew cer werr111- $2095 ty. Loctl ctr. $3495 'v .. .. ELMORE TOYOTA ~ MOTORS AMERICAN CAR TRADES WANTED , • • .. • n I '66 C1dlllac '66 C1dilllc Secle11 tie YUie. lei9• ewt., i..1,. l11t., ft.ill· , ....... S1tlt11 de Ville. White ••· fecl•ry •It, l•w 111ll11. terlot, i.lvo Int., 1.1111 vinyl $3895 fep. full r.•wer, feet, elt, 24,000 1111le .. Lerr1I ••• '63 CldillK $4295 c ... ,.. ;, Ville, White '62 C1dlll1e •rl., ~l11e i11t., HU , ••• er, feet. er. W•11l4 ..,.., Mii••• •.100 1ct11el tl1 Villi. F11ll 11•w1r, fe e• 11111 ••• tery '''· •o,ooo mile1. $2495 ' -$1795 • .. .. .. .. Ph. 394-3.rll J5lXI Beach Blvd .• W1tmnstr e CREAM PUFF e '63 Monia convt, Blue; While top, auto. Mu1t 1ee lo ap- 1 prec. 548-3987 ,.ft 5 I. S.t. '64 MONZA, 4 IJXI, R&:H, New dutch., t.iret, brakea, 1hocka It paint. tmrn.c! '6-3144 • '81 CORVAlR New paint 1: :: tires, ._..,., exc cond, JG). 10 CORVA.m. Corsa; llO HP, < FRll Lis Yeps Y1e11ion J Deyo • 2 Nit ... AT THI Hoel-Hotel ell •ny tl11I fitYred I fist tlrl11e11. Ne p•r· .. ii, •• 11•rc••••r,. I 1- a ALLEN ltfO'J'OR CO. a =~Alf,•,:: I O~ • C•.mi.c, .Inc. ~ 11 so Se. CMlt Hwy •• lat· lch. II n 494-1~ I COlYITTI 1sm BEACH ILVD. '":.~:~ .: .. ~'iu! WESTMINSTEI M..t •It. a..t ollu. •89,a, ~~22 77........UO w f15....130'7 aM b' .,_ ~~fa .1 ••••"•r .. °'"'11. ! .................................. ... • -~ ---~--·--~ .. -~-~ .. --~-..... -~ ....... -.... -~ .. --··~-""-"' ---~-.. ·~---···---~--.. --------------------~~-...... ·----------·-----· l I I • . . . 30 DAILY PILOT > TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION -TRANSPORTATION -TRANSPORTATI ON nANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION -TRANSPORTATloR' · • 9900 UMd Ca,.. 9900\JMd Can '"-'°'l Utod Cara 990ft01td Cara 9900 UMd Cen 9900UNd C1r1 9900 Used Cart CONNELL CHEVROLET'S USED CAR CENTER SPECIALS ' '66 CHEVELLE '67 CHEVROLET '64 PONTIAC Grand Prix. V8, automatic, power steer- ing, elec. windows, R&H. Danube blue w/white vinyl roof. !NQX710} '65 PLYMOUTH '67 EL CAMINO 4 Door. V8, a utomatic, poWf'r 1tel!rln,, air cond., ermine whlte wi red Interior. (NJD606) Deluxe sport van. Automatic, radio. heater, 3 seatl, red and whlte 'ftith red deluxe Interior. (TI'V5301 Fury 4 Dr. Seel. VS, automatic, factory air conditioning, ivory with blue lnter· Custom. V8. automatic. power •lttnng, radio and heater, ermine white. (V42925) ' !or. (H0U!i991 51695 51395· $2595 ' '65 C_Hll:VROLET '63 RIVIERA '66 MERCEDES 200 '62 CADILLAC '64 CONTINENTAL Malibu super aport convertible. VB, automatic. power steering, radio, heater, tahitian turq, with white vinyl bucket seats. lNCC803) Hardtop coupe. Automatic, air ~nd., full power, radio, heater, ermine white 'ft'ith red leather trim. (OKK960) 4 Door sedan. Automati c, power steer· ing, air co nd., R&H, Shadow grey w/red leather interior. (SZV238) St'dan DeVille. Jo'actory air conditioning, automatic, full power, radio and heater. IESR505) Full power C"Quipment plu!I f8 ctory air conditioning, leather interior. 10UR489J ' 51695 $1895 $1195 $2295 ' . '66 ~USTANG '68 CHEVELLE 52495 '64 CHEVROLET '67 FIREBIRD ' Hardtop cod/:. VS, aulolnatic, power steering:, ra o, heat&, white with red 11' ton pickup. 8' Fleetside, VB, auto-- matic, radio, heater, cusL cab. (R284.17) '64 RAMBLER Classic 770 station wagon. Automatic, power steering, radio, heater, blue with blue interior. (MPN106) 1'-talibu. Automatic, radio, heater, pow- er steering. (VTht 691> Hardtop coupe. 4 speed, po\.\'t'r steering. radio, heater, Verdoro green \Aith black ., bucket se'at.s. (UOF972) interior. (VCU160) 51795 $2895 51095 52795 ' -------~---------'67 VOLKSWAGEN '67 CA MARO '64 IMPALA -~~· '64 FALCON '65 CHEVROLET 2 Door sedan. Radio and hea~r. red with ~·hite vinyl interior. (TUR475) Futura H.T coupe. VB, automatic, power 5teering, radio, heater. ITOT'758) Super Sport coupe. VS, automatic, pow- er steering, R&H, willow green w/beige Interior. (No. 777 A) 327 VS. automali•-. radio, healer, pov>'er steering. !ULSl85J P.1onza coupt". f' actor y air conditioning. Automatic, rad.lo, heatPt, ermine white . with blue vinyl bucket seats. No. R1582 • 51695 $2495 $1395 $1295 , , . '65 MERCURY . '66 CAPRICE '64 CHEVROLET '66 CHEVROLET '64 BUICK Montclair hardtop coupe. VS, automatic, powu atttring, radio. hea~r. low mile- age, ennlne whlte with blue interior. {RVM685) Impala. V-8, 11.utomatlc, power filee ring, radio, heater, 5il11er blue tu- t one, No. 691A .Sport Van. Radio and heater, green and white tu-tone with deluxe vinyl interior. Custom coupe. 327 VB, automatic, powPr 11teering. factory air conditioning, radio, heater, like new, No. ·PJ624 Skylark 4 Door. Automatic, powt'r s leer- ing, radio, heater, gold with saddle inlcrior. (WXF135J 51795 $895 (TGT221) $2695 s995 CO NELL ,• · ... : 2828 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA ... ~~s546-1203 ~~ 546-1200 .~·. WHY YOU KNOW THE BUG IS THE ANSWER We give +h em the Volkswagen I b· point Safety •nd Perform•nce in- spection. lh•+'s why we c•n gu•r· •ntee 100 % the r•p•ir or repl•c•· men+ of •II m•jor mechanic•! p•r+s•. But not every used VW gets this inspection. Only VWs sold by authorized de•lers. l ike , "'· • Engine • Transmission • Re•r •wle • Front a xle •ssemblies • Breke system • Electric•I system '66 vw '66 vw '65 vw W.11. Wlllte. Filly ltCfll,'d '••tlNck, White. ,ully Sed1n, Grey,. Fully + ""'-· ltCfUlp'd + radio. eciulp'd + AM/,M. $1599 $1799 $1499 '65 vw '65 vw '64 vw hd•n, RM. Air cond. & S..•enobtlck, W 111 t •· f11lly Sed•11, Gr•• n, Fully r1dle. •111lp'd + toelle. equlp'd + radio, $1599 1 1799 $1299 '63 VW '62 VW '60 GHIA $Mu, II•. ••Hy e411lp'd s.H11, 1-4. f11lly 1"11lp'll Cou,.., lh11. F11lty 1111lp'd + ....... + red1•. + rodl1. '61 GHIA '63 Por•che e.._,..., l.C. F1 I l y .C.11,., W\lte. 4 Sp;M4; ..., .• + .... • ... '62 vw ' P•••.n1er, double rib pkkup with Jn1ul1ttc1 r.arn,.r, only $999 .......... ~~ ... --~~~~~--~ ... ~~~~~~~· J4f.OJOJ t · 1970 H•bor llvd., Costa 673·1190 Mesa l, Used Cara 9900 CORVETTE FORD FREE LAS VEGAS VACATION WITH A '66 'VETTE '63 GALAZIE 500. 4 dr, black 352 eng., RIH. cruis-o- matic Xlnl cond. $975. 540--4364 or ~1637 FORD FORD '62 Galaxy 500; R/HJ --------- pwr. steer. &: brakes: ex-FREE LAS VEGAS ceptiona\ly clean! S4 5 0. VACATION WITH A TRANSPORTATION I TRANSPORTATIO .;1 Used Can 9900 Used C1rs ?9:00 LINCOLN MERCURY ::~: -.57-L-IN_C_O_LN_: -ful-1 -,_-_-& -1966--M-ER-OmY Avasi.'.h1e air. Runs good. First $100. from o 1 des t and :A;iosl :mJ w. Coast Hwy, NB respected Lincoln · Me¢Wy f.42-7711 Cougar ckaler in 0 r a:~ e Sharp. Blue with white int. Cragger v.·hecls. 4 Sp. 327. Only •67 FORD COUTitry Squire F ully loaded! Under 20,000 miles. $3.550. 644--0358 $3599 '61 FORD Country Sedan. all Elmore power. R&H, perfect. s:xxi. 548-6096 -323 canal St., '64 FORD STA. WAG . Newport Beach The Country Squire top of the '65 FORD LTD 2 Dr., auto, line. Beautiful polar white pwr. brakes & steer., R/H. wilh 1vood grain trim. Con· tintd glass, ract. l'.ir: orig. trasting blue vinyl interior. t'lwner: xJnt cond. 673-2~ Air cond. P. Str. Auto Even -=-~=o--==,--.,-;:~ I a luggage rack. ShoWroon1 '65 rORD Galaxie 5 0 0 County: Johnson and .-ten . --,62-MERCURY This cat is most wortl'1:of ~lrinlcrev. 2 Dr. Artie ~·hite , yaur allenlion at a !2i0e-- \18, auiomatic trans .. radio fide &file prire ol S2300.:f<ou & heatC"r. will be hawy you ~ SPORT CAR 61>-123-1 WORLD 1 '·,=3~r=o=R=o~G~o!~.~500=~2 ~,,~H~.T. Ph. ~33:?2 Cruis, Pwr, S&B, air, R&H 15300 Beach Blvd., \Vsbnn!lr A1nt! Very clean! 546-743.5. '65 LTD. loaded w/xtras incl COUGAR a ir. Pvt pty \v'il\ secrif. '67 COUGAR XR7 Pow brake Under book. 675-1~147 __ and steering $2650 Dir. 1966 GALAXY. \V i d o w 548-7751 docsa't drive. Pwr & air. all convertible air conditioning. fresh. Special this weekend and power. Sl600. can Dlr. only Sl595.00 plus T&L or 5-lS-77[)1 paymts a~ l9w as $62.00 rln -'-"===~~=-=c I paymt & S62.00 per mo OAC. '60 STARLINER. Rchll J52. includes 1ax. lie. & intc1·cs1. $49S ELMORE 9611 Garden Grove Bl\'d. 636-1410 $48· 77~ll :~; 1967 !"v!ERCURY Four 'lfeor \vith air. power stee:iniJ)ild hrakcs. Indiv(dual api$iblt· ments. S2650. Dlr. ~~ Good !ran~ & brk.~. $300· EL MORE 725 s w. 18th St. cr.1 alt :i , Imported Autos 9600 Imported 4L•tos ~ \\'ill Arrange Finanring pn1. '-"-~~=~~~-,\ eii"ii"j'jj· 1ii1850iii·ii'l>l-iiilii4'ili9iiii .. liiiiiiiiAljjwjj'Yjj'i'iiiiGi~iGi.,i1 iii 1967 COUGAR. Original condition. $2550. Lime trt'.161. Dir. Phone 548-7751 '67 COUGAR XR 7. 10 mos new. Loaded. S2990. 962-4579 DODGE ----· -~-' 61 PHOENIX Dodii! 2 Dr. Hardtop. Baby blue. VB, automatic, radio, heater. $29S ELMORE 9611 Garden Grove Blvd. 636-1440 \Viii AtTan~e financinit '6'2 Lancer, 6 cyl. Arr. Extra clf'tl.n. S.~!ll Jim Sltmon1 TOYOTA 417 Warner Avro .. S.A. 540-2S12 '6S DODGE PICKUP VII. slick shill, loni;: bed. Ideal fol' camper. $1299 Friendly Auto Center 129\il Harbor Blvd. r.ard~ G~ 534·12.l2 NEW 1968 Dodge Charger. Bi;; r n g I n e • Lo.ded~ including air condiUonlng. 40,00J mi. left on v.·arranty. Take over PAYTtlents of $90.M ~r mo. W I n n Aviation. !>4G-9690 NEW 1968 Dodi?!! Cha.11er1 big eng-loaded, in<'I air cood. 40.00l mi J,ft on 11·arantv. Take over pmnll S90.80 mo. \VlM Avi1tlon ,.,_,.,,, 1963 DART 6 cyl. Auto, lo mi. fkonomical Lik• new. • llG-2384 • FALCON ~T-RA~N-S. SPEC-IA-L~ '61 f .1lcon Wagon 139.1 Jim Siemon• TOYOTA .. 17 W1met" A~ .. S.A. 540.2S12 ''Summer Time'' THE OLD SWEET SONG KEPT COMING IACK AT JOHNSON l SON'S WITH OUR BEAUTIFUL USED CARS AT A LOW , LOW PRICES! '58 LINCOLN CAPRI COUPE Full power anti elr '56 LINCOLN 2 Door Hardtop Full power w/1ct. 44,000 mll•• '61 CHEVROLET Mo11aa Coupe Auto. with radio 11nd heeter ·sa CADILLAC Coupe DeYlll• Full power with factory 1lr '62 CHEVROLET Monza Coupe Aufe. Redle & he1ter 1295 1395 $395 $495 1595 '63 COMET Del11xe Station W09011 $695 Th rifty 6 with Stick. R&H '62 MERCURY 5.33 2 Do•• VI, Aute., P.S .. R&H '62 CHEVROLET 4 Door llscoy111 V-1, 1ut1, P.S. & factory 1lr '63 ltAMILER 2 D-660 s .. 1 .. Full pow1r & r1dio, h11ter '62 CHEVROLn Impala 2 Dr. H.T. $995 F1ctory air. ,,$, I P.I . '62 MHC. Colally Pk. Sta. w..,. s995 l'actory 1lr & power '62 FORD T·llRD '•r.tory air & power '63 OLDS St<trflrt c .. po P:actory 1lr & full power • , 1 CADILLAC c .. p. D•Vlll• ,ull ,.wer & fectory alr '64 LINCOLN Tow• SodClll Pull,...., & e lr 1 1095 '1195 11195 $1895 Johnson & Son LINCOLN MERCURY COST A MESA BRANCH 194' Harbor 11..t. Costa Mt.a 642-7050 TOYOTA ~10TORS Ph. ~-3.120 ! "~. ~6 '~~R~-til>"''' :: ................................. ~ •• '64 544 VOLVO 2-D•. S.•• '1395 ·~ .• New w/• tlrfl. Y•rv 1hor11 ::~ . -~ Harrl!'lp. Auton1atir. t~dio. • '64 YOl.llSWAGIH $1095 ::J1- hra1rr. full power. :?01·~ .• z Door. IJtro1 :.:;,/!_ ~-·--~-~ ~ :m mo. N('. i.hl.~A on app. • '62 JAGUAR SEDAN. A1t1. tr1111. s1795 ::~ Cl'rd ll. 1 •• New tlrea, chr•-•Ire wltael1, P.S. :!7'- Sl 995 :: '65 ~~.~1.~ w.,. •151~;~~ THEOllORE ROB/NS • :: ••• '65 MOI lOADITI~ '2095 FOR 0 White. Wire •Meis. Xlllf 5 • 1111Kh. coll4ltl1• -a• '"';:111..-boc Bl,rl . •• '66 VOlKIWAOIN 2-D•. 11295· • .. Coi::ta ~1r.sa &12-001 0 .• Reill•, .-c. rt• 4 SPEED 1•• .. • '66 Tl 4·A IOADSnR '219"" .. SPECIALISTS •. """''•· 11 .. 111 ... ,, •'· :J· ~ HIGH PERFORMANCE 1• , . CUSTOM CARS •• '66 TOTOTA LAND ClUISll $2695 LARGEST SELECTION IN •• St.ti.11 w ... 11 •• wltffl .,,,,,, ' •• ORANGE COUNT\' •• ••11 ll~bs. RH I 'lflllt1 •lttl low nitln. a Selected Auto .• ,66 •• ""'' •••· $l l 9S" · -~ 1 Center \a: R••· I•• ~~ "'" tlrea. •a 13032 HarOOr Blvd. 537-4646 a • ... '6S COUNTRY SQUIRE .• '67 ~.~:. ~:':."'.°,1:;!;, :,.!:_"'· '1795 II,; STATION WAGON. Fards •• C1l1r -rlld. ~ fines!. Full poo.o.·er including .• ----------.! FACTORY AfR. • '67 FIAT ISi c,.,.. 4 S,.H, rHl1, '1645 -• $1999 •• "°'"· Cloffltl .11 ... ,, _, -~ Frie ndlV Auto Center •. ~ I 12001 llarbor Blvd. a a Gardrn Grove 5..14·125:! • • • ---..H""OT.----:• MANY MORE TOP IMPORT : =- . ., Galul< XL. flo<>C "'· '°" .• TRADES REDUCED TO : .• '"•· s;g "';h; •: CLEAR OVERSTOCKS! : ~· Jim Siemon• •. TOYOTA • • m W•m" Ave .. s.A, •. 1966 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa II,;; S40-2512 .... Phone: 646-9303 ~~ 1966 Ford GelBX)' 500 390 cn;1ne. alr-cond. xlnt -make ofter, must •. &dl! 968-4152 Alt 2 P~I S ·55 FORD 2 dr, Vlclorl• .. tmmaculate, like new thru .- out. Pwr sleerlna un. ..-. 6'2-59U '63 FORD LTD, AM I RI htr. air, vinyl top, auto. xlnf <'Md. low milf'!I, SlDI 6~1119 aft 5:30 A Wkf'Mll. ~ '11111 ' 9ii 111111111111' - . . ' _, • ~ :: ~ ~ i .: ~ •• •• •• ~. ~: ~ •• -· •• ~ 1 • ' ' ~ > • • • : : • • •, •• " !• • •' ,: ·: •, ., :· " . . ' .. ' .. .. .. ' IO " " ., e ·-u d r d ,_ I ----·--·-•u TllANSl'OITATIC»t TIANll'OITATIOH TllANll'OITATION TIANSl'OITATION TIANSl'OllTATION TllANSl'OITATION TIANSl'OITATIOICTRANSPORTAT~ TtWISPORTAflON . -COMMAND PERFORMANCE- , "Command Performance." This is a particularly good time to ask Nabers Cadillac for a "Command Perform· ance" •• , an ideal opportunity, to take the wheel of the elegant 1968 Cadillac and experience tht responsiveneu of the largest, smoothest V-8 engine ever to power a passenger car. Enjoy Cadil· lac's ·quiet comfort and the convenience-of its many power assists. A "Command •. Performance" teat drive will he yours for the asking . At last our new Cadillac inventory has increased -we're ready to talk business -in your favor·· All Models in Stock ' .-----OVER 80 QUALITY AUTOMOBILES TO SELECT FROM '65 PLYMOUTH The Sporty Barracuda model. A beautiful lit- tle· turquoise car with black bucket IM!at In. terlor fully ~ulpped including VB engine, radio and heater, tinted gla.u and ot course white aide wall tires. This wlll make a perfect car for the kids or wife. $1333 '65 RAMBLER Hardtop coupe. The ever popula:r Claalc TTO model Equipped with VB engine, reclining bucket seat.I, radio and heater, 'white alde wall tires. A fine little arctic white car with all white vinyl interior. Thb one won't be here Jong 10 be ··w-. you are the lucky buyer, be here tint $999 '67 CADILLAC Coupe DeVl,1.le. ·stunntnc Monterey arttn ell- terlor with black vinyl root and full leather tnterior. Full ~r lncludin1,pow«·vent win· dows and ol CoUrae factory air condltionl.ni'. Don't wait on ttm one becaUR tt won't Lut lon1 at tbil Drive Me Rome Thil Weekend Price. $4_777 '63 OLDSMOBILE The popular F-85 model 4 door. Fully equip- ped with automatic transmission, power 1~r ln1. radio and heater, white aide wall tires, tinted-glas.s. A beautiful desert gold exterior with original factory air conditioning. A lot of car for very little money. Take this one home tbil weekend.for only $888 '65 CONTINENT AL A stunning Goddeu gold automobile with full leather matching Interior. Has a]J the power accessories including pow-er seat, powu Win- dows, power steering, power brakes, power antenna, power Vf'nt windows, AM/FM radio, cruise control and for summer driving in com- ·fort factory air conditioning, An absolutely beautlful car at a low price of $2555 '65 CADILLAC Sedan DeVille Monterey green with white vinyl roof and nylon and leather Interior. Full power eqWpment including power door lockl, power vent windows, Ult 1tttrinr wheel, AM I FM radio pl111 much more. Don't miss thll outatandlni buy at ••• $2777 '63 PONTIAC The elegant Bonneville model equipped wtth automatic transmission, radio and heater, power steering, power brakes, full virb'l in- terior, tinted glass, white Bide wall Uris• and air conditioning. This beautiful light solc! Pontiac with matching Interior ls aale priced for a quick aale Ulla week. Be aure to~test drive thla: one. $999 '64 CADILLAC Coupe DeVllle sporting a silver exterlor with the black vinyl roof. This showpiece is equip- ped naturally with factory air condltioninr and has all the luxury power features includ· ing power vents • steering -brakes -windows and the AM/FM radio. Drive this one home now! $1888 '63 CHEVROLET The Impala 4 Door hardtop, a very popular model. Fully equipped with V8 engine, radio and heat.er, power steering, white side wall tlret, and of coUrse factory air conditioning. Beautiful aqua finish with matchlni:: Interior. Absolutely clean. 5999 '63 CADILLAC That moat popular El Dorado convtttlble. This automobile la flnbhed in arctic white with beautiful ttd leather" interior. Hu all the Cadillac power accessories including power bucket aeatl. power windows, power vent win- dows, electric eye, einter comole, plus much more. Thia ii an absolutely 1or1eo111 a U:tomo- blle. $1666 '64 IMPERIAL Crown 4 door hardtop Beautiful majestic blue exterior with leather and tapestry lntertor, Fully eqWpped with power steering, power brakes, power windows, power 6 way 1n.t, automatic dimmer, AM /FM radio and of course factor.y air cond!Uonlng Thi• ii the top of the Chrysler lmperlal line and ii ln ex- cellent condition $1777 '67 CORVETIE Stingray fastback. Thi.a: one will definitely have to be seen to be fully appreciated. lt'1 a silver grey with bhtck vinyl bucket seats and powered by t he 427 V8 (3-2bbl carbs) eni:tne with 4 speed transmission, aluminum wheels. special rear tlrel. transistorized ignlt1on, AM/ FM radio, power window and less than 9,000 actual miles. This car ii hardly used. Be sure to 1tt it $4222 SALES .DEPARTMENT OPEN '62 CADILLAC Hardtop sedan. Alpine white exterior with harmonizing interior. Power equipped with power 1tttrlng, power brakes, power 6 way seat, electric eye, white aide wall tires, tinted glass and much more. This older Cadillac still hu more than enough driving left to sWt the bualeRt man or woman. You can't afford not to take a look at this one for only , , , '$999 '63 CONTINENTAL Stunning blue exterior with matctunl batel'o ior and white top. 'I1l1s car haa very, very low mileage and shows outstanding care. Fully equipped i ncludlng power 1tttrlnc, ' power brakes, power windows, power seats, tinted llau. power vent windows, white side wall Urea, cruise control and fact. air coridltionJ'. $1222 '63 CADILLAC Sedan DeVille. A 1himmerlng topaz 1old exter- ior .with leather a nd nylon interior. 'All luxury equipment including power 1teertn1, power windows, power seats, tinted 1lass, power vent windows, white aide wall tlret, crulH control and factory air eondltlonlng. 'nlll flne automobile 1hows the meticuloUJ care by ltl pnvioUI owners. $1444 '66 CADILLAC_ A beautUully finished Empttor blue Cadillac with harmonizing interior. All the re1U,lar Cadillac power feature• Including power 6 Way seat, power steering, power brakes, power windows, and of course factory alt condition- ing. At thla: price you can afford to at leut look. Ready for delivery right now. $3666 8:30 AM to 9:00 PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY -9:00 AM to 6:00 PM SATURDAY and SUNDAY YOUR FACTORY AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER SERVING THE ORANGE COAST. HARBOR AREA ·---. NAB·ERS 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540-9100 ·MERCURY 4 SPEED SPECIALISTS HIGH PERFORMANCE LARGEST SELECTION IN ORANGE COUNTY CUSTOM CARS Sel.cted Auto MUSTANG MUSTANG -_UHd=-C_•.;..c'°-----l __ P_O_N_TI_A_C ____ P_O_N_11A __ c __ AL ROBERTS GMC TRUCKS NEW LOCATION -IALI '59 MERCURY Immacul:.tte -all powr! • $315. • 642-5912 ' .MUSTANG " ' MUSTANG 6; auto., • · radio, new tlm & shock•: • xtnt · condo $1500 or ofter • 675'-3717 • • Center llm Harbor Blvd. 537-4646 (2) '67 MUSTANGS 2 tu dlooae from. Factory warn.n~. VII, autom1tlca. with ~ without poYm" steer· lng, R.&H. TEY924 -UJD813. 1570 down or trade $fi6 per mo. 36 mo. on app, credit $2195 THEODORE ROBINS FORD DIO Harbor Blvd. (bat& Mesa 64UOitl '65 MUSTANG VB, honltop, fuU, - radio and hetiter, air c."Ondi- Uonln1. 10~ down or trade $47 per mo. lJ mo. TXU$n on app eredtt . $1195 THEODORE ROB:NS FORD ---· a.ta M_. IOGO 'es MtJsrANG, I eyl. low '66 MUSTANG, Jll, pb, good eond; except needs ~ wort. Only nsz M8-65EW OLDSMOBILE ·68 OLDS 442 Corrn. Alt. WADED! 2600 org. mlle1. A.skina: $3995 cau 11~ pm. ..,......, 1963 OLDS Convertible. Pia, p/b white w/blue int . Nu tire1. Xlnt cond. $995, WUJ take trad.e CTI4J 897-7970 '62 OLDS F~ Cutlau conv. blue, wbt top, IOOd Upb, new tiret! 6. lop. i-. auto. enc ..... -.-- '" OLDS Sta Wiiton, idnt """'· -,_ID> cub. take over pmnts of $68.98 on $9Tl bit. ltl-8173 evn. '64 OLDS Sla wagon, xlnl oond, locd tires. $200 cub 6 take OW!' pmnU of SA.• on $971 Ni. 646--1173 l!'Yn '$7 OUlS. $900 lnvt!llted iJI me .• brakes. etc. O t aa! Sell for AO! SM-8!M7 ·116 OLDS Ddta 4 door wltb air eandldor&lns. D 1 I • 51&-1151 * 'II Odlua r~ * ----mllN,p, ndlo I bater. 'rt OLDS OIOa• Caavrt. $250. c:Ub a tUe Oft!' v f!r/ Sharp! 21,«XI <q. mL paymenta d. ~. per mo. s:mo atlU ~· 11Mmf ....OUT I SacrUk:e •• Tui\Wdo D.ULYPJLOTWAlfr-...... ~ ..,,.., BRING !llSULTS! • -Clll ""'13(1 PLYMOUTH FREE LAS VEGAS '65 PCNJ', G.P.: alr; pwr VACATION Wmt A ..,.., bm -,..,., ·~ -~~-Soa"·· '63 PONTIAC "'"'· cond . .,,__ QUU .-u .. .,.vv•n PHI LeMans Coupe. Dark meta1lc Waeon Good condition. $225. brome w I t b contrastina: * f73-95l3 * bucket 1e1ts, stick shift, with PONTIAC '62 GRAND l'RIX Auto, v .. , Xlnt. cond. $800 C11l 541-4753 1ltor 5:30 new chrome whecla & tires. New rebuilt "326" VS engine I clutch, ready to 101 Now, $1095 ELMORE TOYOTA '11 PONT I Ac lomeYWe LEAVING State. '8'7 crt>, OxiVt .lmmac $515. air, auto. ps, .tf'f'tlO, RAH. • 546-9217 • $1500 cuh. bat 51241, $56.Al TllE QUICKER YOU CW. ;.;.""°;:_;,MM!tl~""====-· I THE QUtaa:JI 90U IEIL 900< IT 'JU 'Dll - RAMBLER ·~ RAMBLER 4 Dr. sedan; stick, needl tran1. & gear 1hlft. $100 -Offtt. m4971 '63 a.ASSIC Wagon I, $895 ps, auto, elec rear window. 54>-1000 T-llRD '63 T·llRD Lo9ded Ind alr. You won't ftn4.. • nlcier one. Sll!PS Jim Slemom TOYOTA 417 w ... ~ ·-1 ,,~, S.A. $.40.2512 VALIANT • '57 CHIV. llD 'H FORD ¥4 T .. Pkbp V1T•.W.. v.1, 4.,, •• 11 ..... tlre1, , •• dlo, M•t.r, r••r step .... ,.,,.,, v.a. •tick, r•dlett .... t.,, r••r H111,.r, 6-ply tlrH, • ••• 1 ..... ty • s99 DILIVHI' Pymt. flf .SJ0.22 0.A.C. s99 DILIVIH• ,,.., flf 149.11 O.A.C. , WHITI 'U CHIV. 'M l'OlD 1/1 TM Plcbp V.11 fM ...... v.1, ,.,,.ed ttl4k, t••r 1-fo•f ...... , •• , .~irinl .... h111per, 11ew peint, w/riew I.ft. Dee• C.111pMo •99 DILIVl•I• '99 DILIVDI• ' ry.t. flf IJ7_.!J' O.A.C. """'· 9' S61.ll O.A.C. , ~ ellV 'U •MC 'M -PICllUP . Vi TM ...... StreltM ,, retll.. Me~ 4°.,...4, redi-. kekf, .;, •Ir c....I, '-" ...... 11191• ce..4. w/t.ft. ce111per, 11ew 4-whl, tlri••• 11 tlre1, rt1dy te t•· IAA s99 . .,,.. DILMlll• DILIYIH' -· of"'·" 0.l.C. I ...... " Ml.JI O.t.C. 'H CHIVY ! llD 'O DOD•I ledie, he•t.,, ••111pl_.,1 YI T.. ....... •••rht11I. tpecl1I 10 H-1 v.1, J-tPfftl, 1tlck, h.eter, tlretl tire• f11ewl lri r•"'t ,.., 1Mrt1t1,.r, 11ew pe l11t. ct111per "''''' t99 DILIV.11• '99 DILIVlll• ,; ..... fll $Jf.J2 O.A.C. ,,.,, ., su.11 O.A.C. 'U DODGI SPORTSMAN I A11t.metc, 211 l111l11e, redl•, Meter, htt utft •••"ti '99 DILJvna• ,,., et 111.n o.A.c. 1 ,. lri11t ..,. M , .,.., tr.4. .. ... ••• ~ I M•• tflit ... W11 ~ ...... ., ...,_ .,f ftaeMl"f -f" Mri c•M .. ...... .ti ..... t., ..... , i..,,.. j Al ROBERTS T:s . IJtn HAllOI ILYD. llTWIEH $AlDIH $lOVI ILVD . .I ..... llHWA~ ·--......... 1 • -----__ ,,. ---a a ---------~~ -----------------------------------,,_ ·-· ---------.-.-------------~~~----- -------.. • WILSON FORD SALES 18255 BEACH BOULEVARD <Hiway 39J HUNTINGTON BEACH TRANSPORT ATION SPECI ALS DESCRIPTION TOTAL DOWN MTHLY. PRICE PAYMT. PAYMT. - '62 CHEVROLET $495 s17 s17 VI, •11tem•tie, I'S, •ir C•nd. Ne. '17 '60 GALAXIE $295 511 s11 Auto., lllH, power 1t11ri119, "'n1 9r•1t. Ne, 610 '63 IMPALA $695 $.25 s25 Herdtop. lie.lie, h••+•r, _.Ill•, PS, 1ir c:on411. Ne. 150 • • IMP ORT DEPARTMENT SPECI ALS BRAND NEW 1968 THUNDERBIRDS llMEDIAlt DHJYBIY H1rdtop. 41' CID VI e119in1, c:r11it·O·.,,••ic, pow er 1t1erin 9 I di1e br1k11, AM r•ilio, c:loc:k. ee.,,fort If•••"' ¥1ntil1tien, fli9ht bench 101t, ¥inyl int1rior trim, court••Y li9ht1, r•,.,ol• confref mirror, r•'••ct1bl1 .h1•dl1mp iloor1, full wh1•I co¥•ri i nd •II 1t1nd11il f1ctery •quipm1nt. Ne> . " '3888 fULL •RICI + Ta.1: &Lie. Oil 1 O·~ TOTAL I 103" ,., 1• DOWN Ind Mo. F;~MSAY~AL~!T ~RJ~~~J A!l QQ~E91qr IN OUR HUGE SELECTION. '~!~0 '68 MUST-ANGS HARDTOP. Fr,.1h •ir h11l1r I d•fto1+1r, \.1 ck·up, ilem1 •I court11y·li,ht1.·'ouc:k1t JCIClh, 111 vny l trim, nylen c1rp•h, rocker p1n1I ll'!euldin91 I 1ir 1ceop ern1m1nt, 1111 I 1hould1r b1lt1, pC1dd1d tl•1h I ¥i1011, wind1hiold w11h1r1 11 tpo•d wipers. s22ss OR I 0°/o ~C:,~~ ..,.56095 ::. Oil SAVI UP TO '700 ON A "CALl,.OllNl.A. llllCIAL" GT MUST.AN• Air cenditio11119, 119 CID Vt Ol'l9in1, crui1•·0·"'•lic, power 1t11rln11 I di1c br1k•1, r1dio. &TICS 1quis11n1nl 111•ck•91, linl•d 9111, \r:nlt•d Yinyt l11•ury buck•! 111h, wid1-ov1I WIW r1. No . ]11 VACATION SPECIALS DESCRIPTION TOTAL DOWN PRICE PAYMT. --'63 MERCURY $595 $19 VI, 1utometic, power d 1•ri111, vinyl inl1ri1r. No. •17 '61 LINCOLN $695 $25 Co11ti11•nt1I. Full pow1r I 1ir condition i11o;. No, t2• '66 FORD $1195 $41 Clllto"' 11de11. VI, •ut1 .. RIH, f1ctory 1ir con,, No. 161 SPECIAL FACTORY PURCHASE WE PURCHASED 21 1967 FACTORY WARRANTEED USED MUSTANGS -FAIRLANES - GALAXIES -THUNDERBIRDS PAYMT. PAYMT. s19 s25 541 '67 FIAT '67 MUSTANG Auto., r1dio, lt••+•r. ltrorn:• finith. Ne. UJl114 ~895 4 ,,.eel lr•n•,.,i11ien, ,,.,lo ind h••+•r. Steik t1urnb.r I 012 '67TOYOTA f::Mone, A11t.ll'letlc, r1dlo, he1+.r. St1cll nv.,,b.r •41 '62 JAGUAR XKE Con¥1rtlltl1-ll•1t .q1111ity. Licon•• nul!IOer JND4 I I 100 FASTBACK. 102 C.l.D. VI •n11i111, Crui10-o • ...,11;,, pew•r 1!11•ino;, r1dio, he1t•r. tinted 91111, cloth I ~inyl trim, w/1/w tir11, wlt11I cov1rt •nd 1U 1!11'1d1rd f1ctory equipment. No. 711. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Oil IAVI U' TO saoo ON A LOADID GAL.A.XII 500 H.A.llDTOll . 190 CI D Vt 1n11in1, cr11i11·0·ll'l1llc, po••• 1lo1rin11 I di1c br1k11, 1•l1cl1ir• conditonin9, .111 vinyl trim , cu1to..., vinyl roof, tint•il 91111, AM •1dio. d1lu•1 111t b1lh, h11vy d11ty b1 H1ry, Pl • mot• control mirror, wliilt 1id1 will r1yon lir11, I full whe•I CO>'ltl. No . 101 '67 FAIRLANE 500 H1rdloit· VI, 111te.,. ''- l1nd1u roof. No. 6-41 '67 GALAXIE VI, pow•r 1f11ri119, r1di1, h11 +1r. No. 719 '67 T-BIRD <4 Door IC1nd•11. Full pow•r, 1ir, AM/FM, tilt wlt•1I. Ne. 1011 WAGO N TIME SPECIALS DESCRIPTION TOTAL DOWN Pl ICE PAYMT. '62 C·HEVROLET MTHLY. PAYMT. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY $2688 OR 1 0°/o AND $69" WITH THI PURCHASE OF ANY IL DORADO CAMPER F1SO Ill" Stylo1id1 Pidc·11p. JOO CID 1n9ine, <4 1p11d dir1cl h 1n1ll'li11ion, chrom• w•1+••n "'irror1, ll'lmper pec1':191 ncl11din1 55 •l'l'P ell1rn1tor, 70 •mit b1tt1ry, 1 .. tr• cooli119 redi•lor, ''"'P•t wirin t hern111, 91u9•1, d111 I hor111, twin l-b11m front •111p1n1ion, m1 .. imu"' f;,VW re•~ 1111p•n1ion, tedio, •flock •b1orb1ri, J 0 ply tir•1, \iri9ht body ll'!e11ldin91, H. D. vinyl ••It tri,.,, full focm 101t, No, 767 TRUCK DEPARTMENT SPECIALS $495 517 s17 lol Air w111on. VI, 1ut o., r1di~, h11!1r. Ne. 911 '62 f.ALCON '$.495 s17 s17 Dl1. w19on. Aute., r1dlo, h11t1r. No. 10•• -'65 RAMBLER $195 s11 s31 Arneric1n W19on. lt1dio, M1!1r, 1h1rp. No. 411 · '65 RAMBLER $995 534 s34 '550 W•9on. Auloll'!1tic. r1d io, he1f•r. No; TATllS :•66 MERCURY $1695 $58 $58 Voytflt WOfOl'I. Vt. 11111 .. ltlH, luft. r•c\r:. vinyl i11t1r, No. 616 . '66 Country Sed. $1995 $69 I S69 1 W19111. Vt, 1ulo., PS, feel. 1ir c1ml. ·No. 1066 HAND NEW '68 FALCON s1aaa 1 0 0.I. TOTAL $52'5 Plr 70 DOWN Md ,.._ COUPE. Fr•1h 1ir h11t1r I d1fro1t•r, tl u•I hylfr1ullc 'or1ll1 1y1t•m, cou rt11y li9hti, ln1i4'1 I e11hid1 ,.,;rrors, clot+. I ¥iny1 i11l1rior trim, p1d4il14il lf11h .l ¥l1or1 1nJ 111 1f1nC1rd f•clory •~UP· ...,.nt. No. 721. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ·~~:.· 681/2 s1iaa I 0°/o ~c:,~~ .... 547'° !: l'OO CC •ntln•. 4 1p11d lr1111ml11l111, 411hc ltr•k•t, Interior .loc•r•li111, whit• tiJo w•ll lir11. Ne, 126. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY . DESCRIPTION '61 RANCHERO Auto,.,1tic, t1rrific 11cond c••· No. AlV214 '58 FORD F-100 Autom1tic iticllup. 6<41590 '63 FORD F-100 lor14Jb.d pic kuit lruclr:. No, 971 '66 FORD F-100 longl>od plck1111' trucll. No. ')6 . '63 Dod9e 1/2 Ton ll1.lio, h11tor. Nie• tt11cil. No. 1070 TOTAL DOWN PRICE PAYMT. $395 $13 $395 $13 $795 $27 $1395 s47 $795 s27 ALL PAYMENTS ON USED CARS INCLUDE TAX & LICENSE & FINANCING CHARGES FOR 36 MONTHS ON APPROVED CREDIT MTHLY. MTHLY. 513 s13 s27 s47 s27 •1111 NOW I PAYMl!NTI INCLUDI TAX-l.ICINIE • l'INANCE CHAJlOllS l"Oll •MO. 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(R) CJ Q3 [i) SlblrdlJ NIPt It tM Movies: -,'1\e EmlMI lier" (com· edy) '62-Jerry Lewis. Dick Wes- JOn, How1rd McNHr, Felicia Atkins, lri1 Adrian, Renne T1ytot. I NET festivlt (R) 6:00 TIM 811 News (C) (60) ~ Mldtro ~ @ frank McG" (C) (30) 9:30 9 00 Petticoat Junction: (C) Ji••it ledatn (C) (30) (30) When Unde Joe quits, the bar· lea City (C) (60) be11hop quartet loses a sour note 12 O'aodl Hip (60) and rains a clear note in Grandpa S.,.lnsh TIMltJt JeRJOn. thus improvin1 its chances : R&D Review (R) in the annual talent contest. (R) • Entre Sombm 0 Df. Kildate: (60) "The Great 6:30 . S1turd1J News (C) (30) Guy.'' A sta1e comedian faces pos- Melody R!nc•: (C) (60) Buck aible amputation of a lea, but re- Owens and Nick Lucas guest. fuses to take It seriously. Jack Car· I Rosey Qritf (C) (30) ter and Constance Ford 1uest. I Love Lucy (30) 0 @ 00 HoUJwod Pal.ct: (C) Aniba el Norte (60) Sammy Davis Jr. plays host to 7:00 tij (j) CBS Evenin& News: (C) Diahann Carroll, The Checilmates, (30) Roeer Mudd. Peter Lawford and Rowan & Martin. · KNBC Survey (C) (30) iR H•dy Swdy (C) (30) • News (C) (30) • DuUI Valley OIJS: (C) (30) lo1 dt Muk:e • Trudi or C.iasequtt1ca (C) (30) 10:00 9 (j) I 18rl Miss Uni· Silllpn's Island (30) ""' Pa&flat ( ) (90) The 17th Patt.em fw Llvin& 1nnua1 pageant Is telecast from : Playing the Guitar (R) ~lami Beach Audlt~rium .. The hl&h· . E Mulldo &ta Loco . h11ht _of the even1n1 will be the 7:30 ~ (j) Tiie PriSotltr: (C) (60) crownin1 of the . winner, w~ , Is . Q)@TIM Saint: (C) (60) ~hosen on the basis. of competihon Larat11ie: (60) "Ride the Wild in ev~nine eow~, swimsuit and per- Wind." Andy Sherman Is away from sonal1ty caterones. Dorothy Cather· the Sherman spread while his broth· lne Anstett of Washington state rep. er pr11pares to sell a wild palomino. resents the U_nlted States In the Andy has a fall and his horse leads ~rtd competition .. Sylvia Louise him to the camp of outlaw Boone H1tch_cock ~ the . United States, the Candle (s,ecial guest Ernest Borg-rel111in1 Miss Universe, wlll pruent nine). Candle promises Andy pro· lht traditional crown to her SUC· tectfon from the rest of the gan1 cessor. June Lockhart and Bob 8111'· in return for a surprislne ransom. er aerv~ as hostess an~ master of o @ CI) D•tin& Gamt (C) (30) ceremonies. and the s1n1in1 tNm fJ Movie: (C) "Mondt Cane" (doc· o! Sandl~r .. and Youn1 entertain. umentary) '63-Study of the hu· ~ Mewlt. . Strait·Jacbt"' (horror) man race at its best and at its '64-Joan Crawford, D_lane Baker. worst I Nns: (C) (30) Chf Kirk. m All·Amtrican Collete Sbow: (C) : ~ °""':! Caal (30) Musical-variety pro1~am from l0:30 M:.'!' "Blaze of Noon" (dra· Hollywooct features Amenca's top • , • . colle1iate talent Dennis James hosts ma) 47 -William Holden, Anne with a celebrity panel of Michael Baxter. . , Landon. Nanette Fabray and Billy D II Mondo;, (C) (30). 'Valley of Daniels selecting the winner. law· the Amazons. The weird customs ranee Welk. a surprise guest. pre-of the Amazon Valley are explored. sents the winner with a trophy and Baxter Ward hosts. (R) a $1000 check m Jot 'Ynt (C) (21/z hr) I Public Service Film (C) (30) 11:00 0 T1w lltll Hour News: (C) (30) TIM Bible Anwtfs Jess Marlow. . ConvtrS1tion W'ltll M•laa•Md D News: ~) Keith McBee. A.11 ca> m Movie: Alt Thrott&la t111 Nlitrt" 1:00 ~ Ii':;\ ~ Tiie Newlywed Ga•: (mystery) '42 -Humphrey Bo111rt, I.ILi Jackie Gleason. ( ) (~ · ob E~banks hosts. ll'l5 O Saturday Nilht Movi.· "A Hat· m I s_c1AL I Miss Callfotnla World · • ,. • • Paceant (C) (2 hr) Byron Palmer fal of R11n (d~ama~ 57 -Don hosts this pageant live from the • Murray, Eva Mane Saint Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. Bill 11.30 8 Eltwn O'CloU Report: (C) Clete Welsh provides bac~ap lnterti~ IR·ob=-TonfPt sa.ow (C) and Manny Hannon s orchestra is 11.45 Fabulous 52 Mowtt· (C) "Titt fe~t~red. Forty gl~s compete In • H.n&lnl Tr•" (western) '59-Gary mini. dress.es. evenine a~ns and Cooper Maria Schell. bathing . suits. i:tiey are JUd~ed on 11.50 Q .. .;.... (C) "Passport to China" the basis of poise. personality and • (advtntur;) '61-Richerd Basehart. beauty. Lisa Glstoni. Country Miiiie (C) (3 hr) lZ:JO ID CilMu Sltw'dlJ: "Plea•, Mr. : NET Jtwaal (C) (R) tr.iztc." • • Lo Ptotllbldo 1:001..._ (C) l:lO I ()) My"'-~ (C) (30) Alt·Ntcllt Mowiel: (C) "Run ·for · @ a.t Sllllft. (C) (JO) the Sun," "Black Sabbath," and Sicl .. n C.l.D. (60) .. u st f th W rid" ... . (jJ) (I) u.nn~ Wtlll (C) (60) ... a er o e o are ... ..,wn. La Tonaenta 1:30 0 Adveat.11 of Ult SeatpraJ 9:00 9 Ci) Hepn'a Hel'MI: (C) 1 :4511 Mowit: "letwttl Mldn..... Ind (30) Twent1 Allltd escapees from .... ,. (draina) 'SO-Mat\ Stevtn1, St.1111 9 ~ anl¥t et E;mond O'.-. The View from the High Chaparral NBC Ud been after him to do another western for a long time. And why not? His Bonanza series, into its 10th year, bas long been one of the highest rated shows on TV. So David Oortort created and produced a second hour-long western, The High Chap- arral, which aired last fall. Unaccountably, the network scheduled it following Bonanza. as a kind of double-feature western night. Dorton had felt it would do better on a different evening at an earlier hour, so youngsters could watch. Wpatever tbe reasons, the series bas not done too well in the ratings, and next fall NBC moves it to Fridays at 7 :30 PM. Sketched on • •-.ttt Kale than Bonanza, Chaparral has a cast of five stars, six other regulars. It concerns the Cannon family who try to e5tablish a cattle ranch in Arizona during the I 870's. Like Bonanza, the family is headed by a rugged, authoritarian father figure (Leif Erickson). But in this series there is a female star (Linda Cristal) as Victoria, a Spanish beauty whom Cannon marries, partly to form an alliance with the Mexicans against the Indians. There is a rebellious son, Billy Blue (Mark Slade) who actually talks back to Papa, something a Cartwright would never do. Juxtaposed against the strong upright John Cannon is his broth- er Buck (Cameron Mitchell), a hard-drinking lady-loving, very human cbarac1er who sympathizes with Blue. And playing Manolito (Victoria's happy-go-lucky brother) is Henry Darrow, who turns in a brilliant performance. Nm ye.r Chaparral will have a "younger approach'' says Dor- tort, "revolving around such things as a young ma n finding bis way. The Cannon family will still have to battle the savage wilder- ness. But they'll also face the more difficult problems of learning to live with uch other." Violence will be de-emphasized on both Bonanza and Chaparral. Last year Bonanza's sponsor, Chevrolet, nixed comedy scripts and insisted on "action" (read violence). This year C hevrolet sponsors only half the program and Dortort says 25% of the stories will have a comedy slant. At tile -e time, Dorton feels that the period setting of west· ems, where life revolved around batlling a hostile environment, bas a different impact than violence on shows with a modern set- tin1. In any case, he feels that better scripts will emerge when writers have to strain and struggle with conflicts involving real human relationships, instead of just settling for shoot 'em outs. , ... a 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS -$1.00 tax included Use as return address labels or l.D. stickers for books, records, photos or any number of personal items. Also sf icks on glass and may be used to mark food items. Labels are printed with stylish vogue type on fine quality white gummed paper. FREE BONUSES • Set of Package Mailing Labels • Reusable Magic Seal Top Container lltdllde yo. Zip Code PILOT PRINTING LABEL DIV., BOX 1875 NEWPORT BEACH, CAUF. 92663 I THE DAILY PI LOT, TV WEEK, JULY 13. 1961 SUNDAY JULY 14 MORNING 1:45 Tllt Cllristopllers 1:50 Giwt Us T1tis o.,/NtWI (C) 7:00 Ttm Ind Jtrrr (C) Tiit 111111 Answers 7:15 Tiit Christopllers 7:30 Undtrdo& (C) • P'nlfilt Wor1d of Youtll (C) Mr. Wbllboot Show (C) 0 MJ f.wni. StrMn; (C) Guest is Or. l. L White, of Holm1n Mettl· odlst Church in L.A. I Ho11.,,.,· Gulde (C) 811llwinklt (C) Churdl In lflt Hoine (C) (I) Sund1r M1tlntt: "Ride Lonesome." I W fint ltptlst Cllurdl hblic Stfvia (C) 11:30 (j) F1et Ult NadN (C) THn Scope (C) DiscowtfJ: (C) "Lift on the Mississippi." fJ Movie: (C) "Tiit Ntw Wortd" (drama) '60-Arturo Arais, Loren• Velaquez. ArTFRNOON C.U~ Mak (C) 1:00 9 Ll•P Unto My Fttt fil ristoplMrs (C) 12:00 fJ 9 Cl) Prefasion1I Soccer: (C) CtU.tdr1I of Tomonow (C) Washi ngton Whips vs. Santos of Perceptive P1rent Bruil. (6) God Is tbe Answtr (C) 0 Drlwinr, Anyone? (C) "Make 1 . Yentan1 Sobrt lot Hljos Sketch of Yourself." The importance 1:30 Look Up and Live: "We Will of learning to sketch in drawin1 la Speak, Who Will Answerr· Begin· demonstrated by host Bruce Mc· nin( of eight-part series stucfring lntyre. ways in which various cities are IJ Double ftlture Tllutrt: "The trying to solve problems such as Big Chase" and ''Invisible Arent" race relations, housin(, education IJ Issues. ind Answer~ (C) .. and unemployment 6) Essent11lly S.1: The Need. 0 Movie: "St.11pedt" (western) Part II. '49-Rod Cameron. Gale Storm. I @ Faltll for Todar (C) IJ F1te tD FIU (C) • Eltl Es la Vld1 fJ W,Vlt: "Bwan1 Devit' (adven· 12:30 · Youth ind f'oliu (C) ture) '53 -Robert Siad< Barbara Press Conference (C) Britton. ' One Nltion lndivlsiblt: (C) Re-m Kltluyn Kallll1111n (C) peat of the special report de1tlng @l ~~::e::'~:'~'C) I wlithr:i:er;:·~;.~ (~sis. t:iut1a KMEX (C) (]) future (C) t:OO c.111 .. Three @ ln•i&M (C) MorllMln T1btrnld1 Choir (C) • lo PYollibldo C..r Clrtoons (C) 1:00 Q) @ Mett the Pteu (C) s..nc1., Theltrt: "20,000 Years Movie: ''The Nut Vtice YM in Sin( Sing," "Juke Girl" and Ht1r'' (drama) ·~ -James Whit· "Oklahoma Kid." more, Nancy OavlS. I Country Music (C) fJ Million $ Movie: (C) "Tiie Ir• ~ Ministerial Aslocittion vldos" (western) '58 -GrtlOIY SunU, feature: "Ma and Peck, Joan Collins. Pa ttle." Revival fires (~ Im Saltdr1 & JintlllJ Bars 1:30 • Ntw1 Conference (C) Yaritdldes (t) Voiee of Ctlnry (C) t'.JO atru and the Ntw1 (C) ~ Issues and AaswtrS (C) ,...._: "TIM Aawin1 Mr. l" 6 I ltllwe In Mirada (C) (sci·fl) '48-Turtlan Bey, Lynn Bari. 2:00 portunitJ Li•• (C) MlltlNI ti•• Menster (C) • Ga Cl111P41a: (C) "Who's the (]) Alltn Revival Hour People's Choicer· ·students from Ci) Home Dlttdiff Occident1I Collere question Don 10:00 S.••• Ltamin& (C) Muchmore, operator of the State • T1tis Is tlle Life (C) Poll. Unaa M U.nhtarttd (C) 6) Roller Dtrbr (C) Movie: (C) "Colt Youn1er, 51111· (i1) (])Sunday After'*" Sllew: 1pttf" (western) '58-Frank Love· "Parson ind the Outlew." i. . Abbr Ditton. I ~F•hlrt: (C) ''Time Ales" Movie: ''nit lumlng Cross" w,.atfinc (C) ( ama) '47 -Hugh Daniels, Vir· ?:30 .1111tmtttt: (C) "In ResponM i ·a Patton. to Crisis." Discussion centertn1 on (1) Far111 Show (C) the urban crisis. Ci) Undtrdo& (C) 0 Movie: "Tiit Uttlt Nuns" (com· l1 C..1 Vada edy) '65 -Cltherine Spaak. Sylve lctllt lntldtr/Outsidtr (C) Kosclna. 9 Ci) frentiefs of Faidl: (C) IJ Mtvlt: (C) "Sierra" (western) Underground Church." Con· 'SO-Audie Murphf, Wandl Hendrix. clusion. Discussion between the Rev. 9 Cil Deible FN111rt: " • 30 • " Or. Richard R. Gilbert and Dr. Har· and "Comanche Territory." vr, G .. Cox Jr., associate professor 3:001 Dial M for Mak (C) of church and society, Harvard Di· Gene Autry Sbow vinity School. Wit Zone I! (1) lup Binny (C) Robinllood Tew. Mitt Mtttllll (C) (f) MMt-C•ltMM ll:GO tf c...,1.tty. (C) Dr. Paul ~r Steinblcker, professor of politlCll 3:30 f) ...,.,_.,. Worblllp: (C) "New tcienoe at St. Louis Univ .. explains Filmmakers Look 1t Lift" Avt fllma reasons for two major political par· made br USC students ·dtpld ttlefr ties and the possibility for the IP· view of today's Amertc. pearence this year of 1 third party. II Taitt of ttlt l.W. ..... (C) fJ Co1111t1J Cal'OOMI: (C) Cart Rus· sell guests. OJ Color ntatrt: (C) "Pandora and the Flying Dutchman." @ Ci) Armdlair Adventure (C) 4:00 I Viewpoint (C) @ 00 Time for Allllf1can1: (C) "Newark: Anatomy of a Riot." The third program for this series is a dramatic presentation in panel form of a city and its people--all 11ic· tims of last summer's riots. fJ Pit Boone (C) 4:301 Newama•ers (C) · Cowtown tideo (C) : Se• In America (C) (R Ci) full Gospel RIYtwa~ 4:.45 m The Emprta (C) 5:00 8 N.-s: (C) Clete Roberts. Movie: (C) "Bye, Bye Birdie" (comedy) '63-Dick Van Dyke. Janet Leigh, Ann-Margret I Branded (C) Burke's law 00 Seven Arts T11eltrt: "People Will Talk," • @) Capitol and the Citro: (C) "Is Publlc Welfare Harmful?" Dr. Clif· t.on Moore moderates a discussion with State Senator Clair Burgen• CD-San Diego), Rev. Canon Robert Stellar, Rt. Rev. Thomas Markham and Rabbi Paul Laderman. ei9} (f) Ellstenct (C) @l)Toros 5:301JMr. Ed D Tiit Campalp encl lflt Calldl- datn (C) I Ifs a Small WOrld (C) The Monl'HS (C) ClleJenn• 00 You and lflt Law (C) Men Wllo Tt1dl (R) Cil Alnateltr Hoar ~VlNING 1:00 e ~ oo • 21st eontwy: <C> (30) "Can We Live To Be lOOr' The phenomenon of man's aatna and the question of what we can do to prolong human life are the focus of the broadcast. D ~ @ Fran• Md:tt (C) (30) 8 The Happiest Hour On * TV! DICK SINCLAIR'S "Polka Parade" Tonight! 0 Didi Sindair's Pol .. Parade: (C) (60) "Salute to Bastille Day." OJ Tlluh I (60) "Colossus." EE Rellficlus featwe &:30 II Ralpti StorJ (C) (30) DU @ Alliu l Klnfdo11: (C) (30) ''The Last Safari." A search for lions In the jungles of East Af. rica Is succeu fut with an added bonus leading to discovery of a lake Where flamingos aather. I Tiie Time Tunnel (C) (60) I Love Lucy (30) Marquee 22: "Crime Doctor's Warning.'' @) Sjleallation (R) Qi Cl) Ont Rtadt Ont 1:55 @ 00 Kern farm Fida 7:00 IJ ~ (]) La•: (C) (30) Lassie's maternal instinct reunites a baby fawn with Its mother after a youn1 married couple, vacationing in the forest, unknowingly break the law ~Inst picking up wild anlmala. (R) a ID m FliHtr. <C> (30) "My Brother fifpper." An elderly sponp diver is saved by Flipper, and saya that according to an old lepnd Flipper rnust be a reincarnation of his brother. (R) UTHE JOHN GARY SHOW O@ms.ndaJNiptMovlf:(C)I a SUNDAY NEWS REPORT * Hollywood DEBUT! Steve "Dear Bneitte'' <comedy) '6S -* Pr b H I & F k ALLEN GUESTS' GREAT! James Stewart, Glynis Johns, Clndy es. Y arr S ran • Carol, Fabian, Billy Mumy. Roberti 8 SundlJ Rtpllt (C) (30) 0 Jolin &lfJ Sllow: (q (90) Leaf, a professor of poetry and WlllU.m f . lltdler. (C) (60) Guests are Steve Allen, Chlta Rivera, literature, wages a one·man war Otto Fuerbrinaer, managing editot Jane Kean, Guy Marks, Victor Bu-against the creeping preeminence of TIME magazine and the man re- ono, Avery Schreiber, and the Hof· of science, uses his family as his sPonsible for th~. journal's Cover lywood-based band of Mitchell first line of defense. (R) Stories,. dlacu~s Journals of News Ayres. m I liilc14 I Merv lritfltl's Side-and Opinions. 0 (i1) 00 Vap1e tD lottlo111 of SN: walb of New. York: (C) (60) Merv I "--: (C) (30) Clif Kirk. (C) (30) "Blow Up." Psychological takes viewers on a star-packed mu-News: (C) (30) Bob Noble. problems interfere with the crew's aical salute to New York City, cap-Wilrtd et Yeutll (C) mission of protecting the prime tu ring the siahts and sounds PIO· 10:30 I Wertcl of ,_.. (C) (80) minister of a hostile nation travel· pie and places of this rnaanificent La Crane (C) (60) Ing aboard the Seavlew. (R) city. Guests include Joel Grey Hen· Sci..fi Tllettrt (C) (30) I Truttl or Consequencu (C) (30) dra and Ullet, Julie Budd, 'Chita 11:00 8 Eltvta O'Cloa Report: (C) Cl ... Cilli11n's Island (30) Rivera, Dionne Warwick, Mayar John Roberts. Stan Duke. Domlnies Htnltz Lindsay of New York, David Suss-D Tiie llt11 Hour News: (C) (30) 7:30 fJ fj!J Ci) Gtnt!e Ben: (C) (30) A kind, David Merrick. Tom Brokaw. circus impresario, played by guest EE AnMnian YlrietJ saiew I ~" for Dftcaslon (C) (30) Sidney Blackmer. looses an agina EE Alt · Ad (fl) (]) News (C) performing bear in a game preserve INS "'11 • lnsifhl (C) (30) where Ben is assigned to keep an 9:30 0 Cir and Trad! (C) (30) Movie: ........ 111111" (mystery) eye on the animal. (R) f8 Saad., l.oH/M1nlotl feru• '47-Dana Andrews, Jane Wyatt. D (iJ 00 Walt DisneJ; (C) (60) m loaton S,.plloDJ (R) a 00 Tiiis Dq 19'8 (C) ''The Mystery of Edward Sims." II) Gr1n Ttstro 6 CI) l.oftdon LIM (C)/Ntws (C) Part I of two parts. Galle~er, cub 10•00 IJ Piiil (j) M" . • 1 ~-(C) 11:15 IJ Ntn: (C) Harry Reasoner. reporter or the Old West, finds his • COO ie; ISllOn. •po-D Mwit: (C) "Bt Tall T" (west· efforts to clear a yaung Comish ( ) When . a truckload of paper ern) '57-Randolph Scott Richard lmmiarant (David Watson) of a used to print the cunency of a Boone Maureen O'Sullivan murder charge incur the wrath of North African .country Is hijacked, 11•30 -M.'....:-. """--..u-f ·...._ y d PhelpS leads his men to recover It · 111:11 """· •-.-.-o ._ •• crooked Ian operato~. Roger Mo· from a Ith r· . (B'"""" ._.. (bioaraphy) '42-Gary Q>oper bley stars. (R) wea Y inanc1er ,.,.... T Wri"" ' O Million $ Movie: "Not a a Pet~). suspected of obtainina It eresa • ~:·t. Stranpr" (drama) 'SS _ Robert for his private use. (R) D ~· ~ htrof" (•elven· Mit h F k s· tr OI' I d 0 @ 00 Hip ClllPl"lf: (C) (60) ture) 58 -Richard Attenboroulfl, c um, ran ina a, IV a e "!ride th S John Greeson Havilland, Gloria Grahame, Charles e ~age Land." Havlnr 8 '*le ~ (C) Bickford Lon Chaney rescued e white girl (Mary Jo Ken· m Oute°r Limits <60>° nedy) from her Indian captors, • feature G) GrNt Moments in Muaic/100 Buck and Manolito (Henry Danvw) m Cllilltr Paintlnp (C) enter the Apache stronlflold un· ll:A5 fJ hid of Y..a (C) ti) Tiie Bia Picture arm~d to frH the lirl's sister 12:30 Ill Cinetll ..._ "PltlM, Mr. EE The frendl caet (Claire Wilcox). (R) Balzac." 8:00 IJ Qj ({) Ed Sullivan: (C) (60) The Mamas and The Papas and Ed Ames guest. (R) D cm 00 TIN n1: (C) (60) "The Dauiliter." Albert Robinson (special guest Michael Rennie), a Red agent using the identity of an American who died In a Nazi prison, orders the death of Janet Sinclair, who claims to be his daughter. (R)• I Adventure in Spotts (C) (30) T1le fislltr f a11llJ Makins Tllinp Grow (C) (R) Varledades 8:30!@00 Mot!Mrs-ln·Law (C) (30) Upbeat: (C) (30) Guests are he New Colony Six, The Rationals, David and The Giants and The Boss Blues. m Men In Crilis (30) Gl Movie: (C) "Tonigllfs the Nifht" (comedy) 'SS-David Niven, Yvonne De Carlo. EE Tiie Wortd Tomorrow (C) fll) I liilqg I Emitr. The soul of Emily Dickinson is subJect of doc· umentary written by Evangeline Machlin for voices and spoken chor· us. The life of Emily as child, girl and woman is re-created from her poems and letteB. @I) la To1111tftta 9:00 II 9 00 ne S111a111tr lrottien SmotheB Sllow; (C) (60) Hamilton Camp, Grecco & Wiiiard, Judy Col· lins guest D QI @ 1ot1111U: <C> <60> "Dn· perate Passage," Steve Forrest and Tina Louise guest as the only sur. vlvoB in a massacre. The Cart· wrights and Candy aeek safety dur· ing a Paiute uprising, only to be burdened with a fri&httned air1 and a man accused of murd•. (R) WET THE *BED? 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ENCINO, CAl lf _ 9~3 16 • ENCINO MEDICAL CENTER-SUITE C NAMc.._---------------,-=----~ ADORES·~----------------~ CITY STATE'--------..... •\N ACCJC'1EDITE D f'[F./SONAL ·-,f r,·vl< I - MONDAY JULY 15 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 0 (C) ''Tiit Wertd hi His Ann'" (0ram1) '52 -Greaory Peck, Ann [;. • "Tiit Nun Md tile !erplllt" ( r1ma) '62 -Robert Webbtt. "Home let.rt Dart" (dr1ma) '58 -Jean Simmona. 11:00 D ''Tbt Awful TniW' (comedy) '31-Cary Grant "Devil and tile DMp" (drama) '32-Gary Cooper. 1Z:30 m "Battle of ........,,. (drama) '3'-Victor Mclallen. ~I Ef. flnP,111'1 hid" (comedy) '46- Cllar1es Coburn. 1::t0 m "Tiit .,..,. Si•" <ITIY1tefY> ·~Sydney Chaplin, Audrey Dalton. 4:30 ti (C) .. , .,.., .. ...... (sus- pense) '66-Robert Goulet, Chris- tine Carere. Q ''fin Miits lo Midnlslit" (mys. tery) '63-Sophla Loren, Anthony Per'ldns. I V I •J I r'l <, l.1IO 11 Tiit lie Nns: <C> (60) Jerry Dunphy. I H•ntieJ....., hpeft (C) (30) StM U. ~ (C) (90) ally Co•. Judy Carne, The Four Freshmen, B. B. Kina. and Dar1eH O'Brien are Steve'• auests. Cad11ts from the Asaociation of California Inventors are shown. D Sia O'a.cl ...-. <C> '1ltltl· llation Cobr' (adventure) '53 -~ Richard Widmark, Don Taylor. M1riM 1oJ (C) (30) a.t Mi .... (30) (3) Mw lrtffln (C) . ibr1 Ntw? Entre so-. &:30 Ult NfWI Semct (C) (60) TIM CrMWJ Sllew (C) (30) a.ct.kif Fatlltr (30) Mdlale's NIWJ (30) @ H9.Uey•lriftklfJ ..,.rt (C) : Spednnl: "F1ce of Excellence." A look at the lntemtion between students and faculty In medical education. David Prowltt hosts the show filmed at Harvard Medical School. I (j) CIS Evtni111 Newt (C) l10tideN 34 (C) 7:00 C8S EwtMI NIW'I: (C) (30) Walter CfOllkite. I F Tnep (30) I lAw L11CJ (30) llllip•'• , ..... (30) (i) Cillelll Slllwcw: (C) "Tlte Benny Goodman Story." l ......... i. .... (C) Cl) Tiit ....... (C) LI C.na Vida 7:25 CJ) ..... (C) 7:30 8 a Cl) l•t•tkr. (C) (60) Alt· et1 Corsaut and Josephine Hutchin· son portray nuns who brine Worth Sweeney (Claude Akins), 1 wounded outl1w into Dodfe CitJ and then NEW Heathkit high-power inverter for boats, cars, campers ••• a powerful friend for people on the go! BUILD IN AN EV~NING OR TWO ••• CONNECT IT TO ANY Uv BOAT OR CAR BATTERY* AND EN.IOY YEAlll OF CONVENIENT A~ POWEil lo1tlng, camping, or vac1tlonlng, you'll find th• new He1thklt MP-14 c1p1ble of providing you th• convenl•n* of home-type AC power ••• 1110 m1kH • low-cost source of llmlted emeroency power. Dellwra up to 500 w1tte on In Intermittent duty cycle •• , 400 w•tn on continuous duty. Instant o.-.r•tJon and eond-atate rellabllltY• HE ® !LICTRONIC CENTER ATHKIT l~ii':fNH!'5!Eil To r•uh H11tflkit Electronic Center tah Harbor llvcl. to 1111 Ave. HU 011 lall I few ahort bloc•• to JlO East lall or ta•e Sa11t1 A.ne f,.tway to Harbor llvcf., Harbor llvcl, to lall, • ftw thort bloc•• ancl you',.. here IAUS a PAITS HIATHllT 11 ...... Jt JJO I.AST IALL. ANAHllM SDYICI na..HJJ THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JULY 13. 1968 ire reluctant to tum him owr 1o D@ m ,.,_ P11ct; <C> C30> Marlhal Dillon. (R) The Rev:-f om Wint11 b wr1eked by D Tiit liloM•: (C) (30) "Mon· sullt ewer Ills feellnp for Jill Smith; kees Mind Their Manor." The boys Carolyn ind her father have 1 ro to Enlland when they learn that heart-to-heut talk; Rodney and Nor· Davy has lnharited 1 l1r1e country man Herrin&ton decide to enter 1 estate there. (R) motorbike race. 11 leld• Yeptt: (C) (30) "Lei· 0) 11te Ropes (60) surely D~ In Lebanon." Ell) NET Jollrllll: "Justice and the D @ (}) Tit .. for Alllericlna: (C) Poor." An Incisive report on the un· (60) "Prejudice and the Police." balanced scales of Justice. ~ar· The story of the dramatic method in& on the pn>fflm are Supreme uled for exposin1 prejudice amonc Court Justice William 0. Douglas the men of Houston'• police force. ind many noted attorneya. They Q MifliH $ Mowtt: "Tiit D.I." look at le1al repretentatlon, the (dr1ma) •57 -J1ek Webb, Don ball system and police trutment of Dubbins. , the poor. I Tnlll tr CMleq11111ces (C) (30) @I) Rftitbl Mlllical Nacafe Perry ..._ <60> 10:GO 11 am"-""= <C> <60> "A M..U.1 nl11p lrw Walk in Ule Dart." Andrew Dua•n. Co•lcos J Coltdna who will star in the new "Lancer" 1:00 O Tiit ctaHlpioa: (C) (60) "Mis· series on CBS next fall, Carroll O' · slon of the Cll1mpion1." Cral1 IS· Connor and Michael Murphy head sumes the 1uise of a deported the cut ol a suspense drama about American 11npter In order to un· officials of the Greet lakes Inter· dermine an orcanlutlon tti•t pro· state Buruu 1earchin1 for a Swed· vides a a>ver for escaped crlmln1ls. ish seaman named Granstrom (Gun· 11 Mowlt: "Tiit U., ¥......,. nu Helstrom) who jumped ship In (suspense) '33-Midlael Redcrave. Chica!. Marraret Lod!wood. D · (6) I S,,: (C) (60) "Happy ID HaZll (C) (30) Birth 11.tverybody." Robinson end fil) ..... Qllllt: Pett Seq11, Scott ere 1ssi1ned to protect a rt• The Stanley Brothers. The Clincfl tired •sent (Jim B1ekus) aplnst Mountain Boys and Cousin Emmy a venpance-.. kln1 escaped pris· team up for some mountain mu.sic. oner. Filmed on location in Mexico. Old-time favorites Include "It T1kes (R) a Worried Men," "Turlley In the 'Ceer.e., r.t111• Newa (C) (30) Straw" and "Down In the Valley," @ ~ 1'e 111 Yllley: (C) (60) a> Le Prolllbldo ·• lmfire.' Jarrod is about to enter 1:30Rta(()1lt l9CJ sai..: (C) Into. P1rtnershlp _with Sidney Glover, (30) Sinrer Wayne Newton plays 1 1n important mine operator, when farm boy with a rtNrtable voice he. learns that Glover Is not above who warbles only to the animals usinr '°n:8 to ret what he wants. In his barnyard until Lucy dricovers Van Wlllilms, Robert Middleton him. CR) ruesf. (R) D@Cil lllt htrll: (C) (30) I Secrtt Ale.t (60) "The Tur·of-War Raid." Dietricfl JMt Lltiell. Nen (C) (60) tflreatens Sit. Troy Ind Felicia, I Te ..... F1miliar French sew with h1n1ln1 to force 10:30 m News: (C) (30) Bill Johns. them to rWeel the location of stolen fll) S.. ii AIMrk.e: (C) "Human microfilm. Brionl Farrell suests. (R) Reproduction." Dr. John Beeston I MllY llfffln (C) (90) provides a concise explanation of Wtrtd of w.... (C) (30) the reproduction system. Alltt. de Ment .. ., 11:00 ti EJew• O'Clect Repert: (C) (30) 9:00 ti Qt Cl) AttdJ lrifflttl: (C) (30) Jerry Dunphy. Aunt Bee aoes on telmsion as a D n.. Utb tMr ""'= (C) (30) chef. (R) Georie Skinner. B 9 @ QC Co!Mdy PlaytiMw. I TM Wat1ntn (30) (C) ~) "In Any Langua11." Nan-News: (C) (30) Baxter Wanl. ette Fabray, Ricardo Montalban, • MM: 1'e liww ~ and John Forsythe star in the story (drama) '57-Rossana Rory, Herold of Hann1h Kina. who is In Rome Marescll. to star in the art film to be made m ltt Crne (C) (60) by Aldo Carmenelll. Siie learns her Q) Mtwlr. "Heltpte" (mystery) '53 former husband Ch1r1ie plans to -Ster1ln1 Heyden, Jo.en Leslie. marry Fawzl1, an Arabian princess. g ~ Nen (C) Hannah decides to win Charlie bad! Tiiis Dar 1911 (C) -with humorous results. Jun Hale, News co-author of the Broadway play 11:30 II MM: "c... t. U.. Stlble" from whicfl this Procram w11 adapt· (drama) '4Horwtta Younc. Celeste ed. plays fnzla. Holm. 0 @(I) Tiit ,.., s.-t: (C) me.~ Tiit Teeiatlt .... (C) (30) ''Tlte Deadly Abductors." Stop-• "1001 Nllttta" (fant11y) pin& to inwutl1ate 1n IC(ident, ' I Wildt, Evelyn KIJ•. Set. Stone and his police drtvtf D (fl) Cil JNr liallep sa.. (C) are shot and their prisoner, ufe-U.1IO ID Joe ,,_ (C) cracker Jonah Clinton. 11 kldn1ped. lZ:lOI Chltlr LI-. The kidnapers want Clinton to open ActlOll ...._.A-"L .... Stiff .. a safe for them. (R) • -n•• uc,., . I Htlld.tY (C) (30) 12:45 D MtWie: wsti.DeMOnl" (adven· lallot ,._, ture) '58-lrlah McCall•. Tod Griffin. 11-. J Ell,.,.. 11 ... rt 1:00 B .... : "Sp.....,. (dr1ma) '35 t:JO QI Cl) F•llJ Affllr. (C) (30) -Joel McCrea, DIVld Niven. uest Keye Luke, portrayin1 an eld· D flttN: .. ,.._. Ml die _,-. (ad· erly Chinese, pins 1 new interest venture) '53 -John W1yne, Uoyd in llfe when he mde twins Buffy Nolin. and Jody his "adopted" 111ndchil· 8 C..•...cy hlltltt ...,.. dren. <R) ...., (C) L TUESDAY JULY 1& For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your tonvenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 8:30 fJ 'Gne-WaJ StrHt'' (mystery) '50 -James Malen. Dan Duryea. fJ "A Tale of Five Women" Cdra· ma) '52-Eva Bartok. (C) "Daucti· ter of Rosie O'Gradf' (musical) '50 -June Haver. 11:00 O "I'm No Ansel'' (comedy) '35 --Cary Grant "Wines In die Dart" (drama) '35-Cary Grant. 12:30 m "Guest Wife" (comedy) '4S- Claudette Colbert. ''The HapPJ Lind'' (drama) '43-0on Ameche. 1:30 m "Bombay Waterfront'' (drama) '52-John Bentley, Peter Grawlhorn. 4:30 II (C) "Up In Arms" (comedy) '44 -Danny Kaye, Dinah Shore. fJ ''Danprous Youth" (drama) '58 -Georre Baker. Frankie Vaughn. rvrNING 1:00 I) Tiie Ii& Newa: (C) (60) Jetry Dunphy. O HunUey·lrlnlltey Report (C) (30) &J Ste¥e Allen Show: (C) (90) Guests are Peter Lawford, "lau1h· In" comedienne Joanne Worley, rock group The Collage and screen· writer Melvin Van Peebles. fJ Sil O'Clodl Movie: (C) ''TOIU• hawt" (wmem) '51-Van Heflin, Yvonne De Carlo, Alex Nicol. I Maline 10J (C} (30) Bat M11terson (30) 00 Merv Griffin (C) Whats New? Entr. Sombras 6:301· kNIC News Service (C) (60) • Tbe GnMIWY Sllow (C) (30) BacNtor F.tller (30) McHale's Navy (30) 00 HunUey-Brinkley Report (C) : Spectrum: (C) "Layer by lay- er." David Prowltt looks at the work of geologists measuring time by lay· ers of sediment and organic depos· its on the ocean floor. Cit (j) CIS &et!hl& News (C) f.I) Noticiefo 34 (C) 7:00 II CBS Evtnl111 Ntw1: (C) (30) Walter Cronkite. I r Troop (30) I low Lucy (30) Gllli&an's lal1nd (30) 00 Atnerfal (C) The Aiaeriean St.tie: "Epic The- atre-South and West" Dr. Irwin Swerdlow Illustrates how the pio- neers established U.S. theatre In the West. ~ (j) McHalt'a Navy @!) La Cuna Vada 7:25@ (!)News (C) 7:30 II Q!J Ci) Daktari: (C) (60) Judy the chimpanzee becomes the self· 1ppointed nursemaid for an injured wild lion. CR) B @ (I) I Dfta111 of Junnlt: (C) (JO) "PIH• Don't Feed the Altlo· nauts." Paul Lynde 1u8$tS aa an overz11lous nutritionist .tio sub· D @ (}) rmo: (C) (30) ·~old lO:JO Q) Nwl: (C) (30) 8111 Johna. jec:ts Tony and Rorer to 1 Pf'O(flm Glnrsters Never Ole." Howard Da 11:00 II a-O'Cltdl ~ (C) (30) of ri1orous uerclse and starvation Sliva &Uests as Salva, a hijacker Jtrry Dunphy. diet. Jeannie tries to revitalize them who has returned to his trade after II Tiie lltll Hour News: (C) (30) with her magk:, but the plan back· years in prison. Mllc.e Haines In· GeOrce Skinner. fires. (R) vestiga,tes tht hljacldn1 of several IS._ of die Cefttury (30) I Grand Prize Racln& (C) (30) trucks end finds the only clue is Ntws (C) (30) BHtef Wtrd. (ft) (3) Slnl1011's Gorillas: (C) a scratch on each true~ (R) • IMwle: (C) HJ11e 116• of tlle ( ) '"i/ir Games." The Gorillas m Paa,trt to Trlftl (C) (30) (drama) •sr-van JohMOn, are joined by four American stock· fID low. hlpa 11en C..fwHc:e Joseph Cotten, Ruth Roman. ade prisoners on 1 mission behind IE) Martes a la Zl:JO m Ln Cnnt (C) enemy lines. They are ordered to II) Mewtt: "II-. Wllitl _. Pw· locate and destroy a hup German 10:00 8 9 Ci) Of llact A..tca: (C) fed,," (mystery) '42 -Maiy Beth gun. Skip Homeier and Jack Ho1an ~) The civll·ri(ht.s movemtnt in Hu(hes Lloyd Nolan fJ Million $ Movie: ''The Matcta. Africa is tonlghfs report. Mllc.e Wal· . Day 1961 (C) ruest. (R) America and how It Is viewed In I E' (C) · maker" (comedy) '58 -Shirley lace Is anchor man. On the panel is Ntws Booth, Anthony Perkins. Shirley Mac-Floyd McKlssick. executive dlredOf 11 ·30 II Movie· uundtt My Sldtl" (dra· Laine. In 1884, a . ~atchmaker ~s-~ CORE: Rep. Joh~ Conyers Jr.. • ma) ·S0.-:...1ohn Garfield Mlc:htllne sumes the respons1b11ity of finding Democrat from Mich11an; the Hon. Prelle. ' the proper mate for a rich, ti(ht· Thomas Mboya, minister of econom-II @@Tiie TOIHOt .., (C) listed old widower r;nerchant. le planning and deotelopment for ' Mcwle· "Sip ti the II•" (dr•· I Truth or Consequences (C) (30) Kenya; and Dr. Alex Owapong. Ytce ma) '48-Su.· un Pettrs. Aleundtr Perry Mason (60) chancellor of the Unlnrslty of Kno• The French Chef: Julia Child Ghana. D @ (]) JoeJ ...., SMw (C) shows how to prepare beef stew e C.p Putua ..... (C) (60) 1Z.1JO..,. Joe ry.. (C) two ways. D @ (]) Tiie liwadln: (C) (60) ..., 0) Sonrisas •'Thf Miracle." A youn1 1lr1 wit-12:30 m Alf.Nlafilt Slier. "Act of Love," 8:00 O ~ (6) Showcase '68: (C) (30) nesses the fiefy death of 111 1tltft •"JM Fabu~ Dorsey1'' and "Tht The Box Tops are special guests ind believes it WIS a Yilkln. Bir· :i,~ StBtt 1llutrt "Maplflcent when Lloyd Thaxton hosts regional bara Henhef luesti. (R) DOit ,, : talent at the Ryman Auditorium in fJ Secr.t A&llllt (60) · Nashville, Tennessee. the city syn-m JKll Latlla• ..... (C) (30) 12'U 0 .... : (C) "Adwlm.. II I_. onymous with Country-Western mu· m lreat ~ I• Mllic/hbflc Cilnl" (ldventur1) -Jean Gavtf!. sic. Participating are Tami Wynette. fiv1ce (C) Dominique Wllms. Ji.mmy Angel, Ed B!1'ce, end folk fl!) ..._ ""'*"": £rich Lains-l:tO ~ ....W. ... Ibid s,et" (IUtt*I•) singers Guy and David. doff conducts the orchestra in three '51 -Robert Madlenzle, Gordon U ROLLER GAMES-Live! (C) •ectlons; Ymldl's concerto Gros-Jack.loft. * T·BIRDS vs. MIDWEST ao In B Minor, Op. 3, No, 10; Hin· D Mewle: '"f• la Fna Iii!.: demlth'a Symphony "Mathia der wa....,. (c:omedy) ·.t& -Denn .. 0 _Roller Ca!"es: (C~ (2 hr) LA. Maler''; and Tchai~a Sympho-MOfPn, Jack Carton, Join ltllle. f.Btrds vs. Midwest Pioneers. ny No 6 In 8 Minor Op 74 -C..•-,.,... ...,. m Hazel (C) (30) · · • • · · ~ -""' fl1) NET Playhouse: "Thirteen IE) Tora di ~u D ..... (C) Against Fate -The Schoolmaster." (R) 1.-~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~----. 1:30=~~:.U •• : <C> <60> non CHANNEL LISTINGS Knotts hosts an International bill which Includes singer Julie London and pianist Erroll Garner of Ameri· ca, actor Rob.ert Morley and singlf Lonnie Done1an of Britain. and Juan Quintero and His Flamenco Dancers, an authentic Spanish group based in London. 0 Qj 00 Tuesday Ni&ht at 1M Movies: (C) "Man's Fworltl Spottr" (comedy) '64-Rock Hud30n, Paula Prentiss. A public relations woman for a fishing tournament arranges for a fishing expert-who has never fished and hates to fish-to enter the competition as the star attrac· tion. CR) fJ @ Ci) It Tabs a 1116tf: (C) (60) "Locked in the Cradle of the Keep." An underground agent In an Iron Curtain country is killed trying to steal somethina from the dun· aeon of a converted castle, and Al· exander Mundy is as.9ifned to fin· lsh the job. (R) I MIR Grlffln (C) (90) Wandtn• (C) (30) Anita di ......... , 9:00 m AMericn West (C) (30) fID Blad Ptflptdlvt: "Urben leaeue." A panel of local new> men question frank Stanley about his work in the community orpn· lzation. Cl) TY Muskal OU.rt t:JO 119 (l) Coed Mnq. W.W: (C) (30)L.1rry says he'll biry Dave and Linda a lon&·ove<due weddlftl present. but they'll havt to obtain it throu(t1 a wholesale deeler. (R) Information for these logs is furnished by the television stations. 1V week is not responsible for last·mlnute changes in program listings. a 0 • fJ fJ GI m ea m II> (I) 00 Cl) ~ QI 8 KNXT KNBC KTLA KABC KHJ KTTV KCOP KWHY KCET KMEX KLYD KERO KBAK KLYD KERO KBAK (CBS) (NBC) (Ind.) (ABC) (Ind.) (Ind.) (Ind.) (Ind.) (NET) (Ind.) (ABC) (NBC) (CBS) (ABC) (NBC) (CBS) Los Angeles Los Anples Los Ancelet Los Anples Los Anples Los Anceles L.01 Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Cable Bakerafiifd C.ble Bakersfield Cable Bakersfield Bakersfield Bakersfield Bakersfield A star (*) preceding a log listing lndlcatea it is a paid edver· tisement. Channels 22, 28 and 34 are UHF ltf Los Angeles, with 28 being the educational (rTV) station. Chanqela 17, 23, and 29 are UHF In Bakersfield. SIGN ONS (TEST PATIERNS) CM"'* 2--4;41 AM Sunday, 6:0I AM MOftday throulh Frldey, 7:18 AM Saturday. ~ 4-7:00 AM Sunday, 6:00 AM MOftday lflroulh Frldey, 7:00 AM Saturday, , °'9llMt 7-f"nlsnmmlns mrtl at 8:30 on Sund•)'. 7:00 AM MOftdey ttlro• friOay and 7:30 AM on Saturday. This m..-ztn• 19 ~.!~ --m ~ ttll• newsc>aper by TV WllJt, a dllllelon ot ..,... _... _..,. C:... Inc., ectttorial end produc> tlon offtc-. P.O. BOii 11 •1 Olencta~lf. 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(C) ...._ JNd All U.lta" (drama) ·~Jedi Ptlance. 11:15 D "llllbll11 _.. (mystery) '33 ~ry Grant "'Liit o.tpeet" (ad· venture) 'l~ry Grant 12:30 m ..... .....,... Nil ..... (com· edY) '40-Joei Mc:Cne. ..... ..... c.ae ~ (~) '47- Ronald Colman. t:JO m "T.....-.... NW' <mys. tery) '55-Dane Oari, Lita Miian. 4:30 R .. AcnD dae .....,. (drama) '58-ftod stefaer. a "T1le Left........ ,_.. <west· tm) '58-Paul Newman, Uta Miian. 1 v r r. , •, c. 1.1!0U1111 ... -<C> (60) JenJ Dunplly. DH....,..,.....,..,... (C) (30) D..,. Miii Slllr. (C) (90) Guests are Jayne MNdoWI, Arthur Pfyloct, M1rty lnttls. The Coll119 and Golden West Junior Coll•'• lntercotleatate Pim •Una champs. D Siii O'Clocl MeN: "T1le Prtnt11 aw. ef Ada• ... &I" (comedy) '60-Mlckey Roon.,, Mamie Van Doren. fay Spain, Mtl Tonne. I ..... .., (C) (30) lat M....,_1 (30) m ...,. 1r1t111 (C> .... ...., (ah s.tns ':30 D UllC ..... Ser*1t (C) <60> a 1111 ....., ... (C) <30> m..._F...,(30) m ........ ...., <30> u 00 ....,. ......... (C) tm Spedi•: "Human Aamllon -Key b> Survival.,. David Prowltt looks 1t •perimenta In U.. field of anlmel P•holo&Y bein1 con- ducted 1t the Mn P1andl Institute In Germany. ProfesllW Confld Lo- renz tllka about his dllaM!flts In animal •aressk>n pattems. a(() cas Ewa111 ..... (C) II) Notldlro 34 (C) 7:tm II CIS &.ii& .._.: (C) (30) Walter Cronkite. fJ f Treep (30) tD I Low lt!CJ (30) Q) Sllllpn's lllud (30) U (l)Yoa ..._. fet It fill T lldttr '61: "Tht Educationally Handicapped." Betty Hanawalt II· luitr•tes how stie tNchtl llnauaaa to ttle educationally handicapped child at Harper School. Fountain Valley School District. llJLI C.. Vida 1:.JO u a Cll Ult •• ~= <C> <60> Or. Smith la turned intll a st.It of celery by Trt>o, 1 carrot-like crea· ture who rutea 1 st11n1e plant lllnadom In outer space. Stanley Adams, J1111es Mlllhollln aunt. (R) D 0 00 ne Vlr&Wu: (C) (90) "The H1nct, Min." Mtl Tonne auests In • dram• he wrote 1bout 1 drifter wflo Is mistaken for 1 fast run. (R) n 1111 """' ••Merers: <C> <30> "iodlt.'' The CllOlt towns of Bodle and Rawtlide, bfo of the oldest and most excltlnl mlnlna 19WnJ In the country's history, are vllited by Slim and Henrietta Blmard. D @ (]) Tiie AwMaen: (C) (60) "Ucipe In Time." steed and Emme come to 1rips with a time tunnel 11 steed travels to the 18th etn· tury to capture a 20th century 1!)1. (R) B Miiiion $ Mow1t: .,,... Ap1111t Toaloitow" (drama) ·~any S. lafonte, Ed Befley, Robert Ryen, Shelley Winters. Glori• Grahame. Three men, 1n •·policemen, 1 bit· ter ex-convict •nd 1 Necro enltf· t.aintl', band toaether to rob 1 b1nl m Tnrtll or c.o..q .... (C) (30) m .... Africa s,.dll: <C> <60> Biil Burrud looks at the chaflPI ttuit have occurred In Africa, stucty. Ina the new lnduttries. (R) fl!) llET Jur. "ctlar1el Lloyd." The poc1ular Jazzmen of the youncw pneration utes both the flute ind tenor saxophone, accompanied by his plano·blSS·drum quartet ., ,,....., 0.-. 1.1IO D NFL Actioll: (C) (30) "The Rookies Meet the Pros." Pro1r1m covers the exploits of the col· lqlans Who were choten by NFL teams in 1967. I .... (C) (30) ..... In PtrspedM (C) Le ,....lblde l:JO 119 (i) 1111 .._., HllaMllla: (C) {30)Aiter 1 squ.bble with Mrt. Drysdale. Granny's fi1ht1n1 mood is infl1med by a women's wrestlln1 match on television. (R) I Wrtdl1t1 (C) (90) @ (]) Iha• Houle: (C) (30) kt Darrow hosts. I ...., Criffil (C) (90) Wonden of dae W.W (C) (30) Allltl • ........., t:OO tJ 9 (i) ... Acres: (C) (30) While Ol1Ver is repairina the firm· house roof he accident.ally drops a hammer on Lisa's head and st1e loses her memory. (R) II @ (]) Kllft M'* Kall: (C) {60) f.d McMahon hosts. Guests are jazz musician Pett Fountain, sin&ers Paul Anlul and Dana Valery, comedian Dick Cavett ind maalcian Vic Perry. ,,~~~~ -Evia Pmle,, Blrblre Eden, Steve Fomst. Dolores Del Rio, John Mc· lntire. Elvia plays Pac«, ton of a wtllte man and Indian woman. caupt between the wtllte and lndl· an communities In a frontier war. (R) m ••• "' .. s.. <C> <lo> fli) NET fldwlf: "Win,. Pt.ct and (Continued) 60) of 181· ant 1ley (R) 90) mt ta att IO) die nd :he by iO) '1a Ml lft· ty. Ill :. [ft, ie. It· If· k. n> !I) • ,. .. • Id .., Mt " I· l L I i (Above) A cotton and dacron voile batwing pon- cho, desigrud with a psychedelic print. (Below) another "Sgt. Pepper" of dacron and cotton duck with military braid piping. 1JsOOis Jn JOini-SpZsndorsd ~hings Deborah Walley, featured as Suzi Hubbard Buell, a young mar- ried attending college on NBC's The Mothers-in-Law (Sundays, 8:30 PM), chooses the background of the famed Los Angeles Music Center to display the new and now · look of the younger generation. Just as the Music Center features music and drama, so do Debbie's outfits have rhythmic and dramatic themes. During the 1968-69 season of The Mothers-in-Law, viewers will have the opportunity of seeing these creations when Debbie wears them on various episodes. All of these versatile dresses were created for her by Eddie Belkind of lngenue of California. This dress is called "Debbie in Wonderland." It is a cotton and dacrQn pinafore of dotted Swiss voile, with cotton eyelet lace trim. WEl>NDMY (Continued) Show." NET cowm the ninth Seo Paulo Blenll 1rt lflOW In Brazil. Included will be I plQfllt ol ttlt wlnnln1 1rtllt, Rlchlrd Smith; ind 1 19(1Mf!l on American particlpa· tlon In the ewnt. ., .......... .... t:JO 9 a m ... a Slit: <C> <30) Dick ind Paul• Holliltlf'a dinner party hw the NupntJ (Harold Gould Ind Alict Gholtltf) aptlttfl heeded for disaster whtl'I • cet llta 1 sm1ll portion of the main oourst ind IWOOllS. ( R) ID z.n .. <C> <30> ., .. ,.. .. -.i.e... 10:00119 Cl) Tiit .............. (C) (60) aum ... .., , .. Utt: <C> (60) '1'1ie froten lmap." Mel Tonne auests In I drama he wrote •bout 1 club entlf'llllltf who feus arowin1 old. J1mey Bulb. 1 nllht· club performer, hi,. P1ul Bryan as a temporary manaltf'. Paul di• covers J1mey's ft1r of crowlna old ceuses him to bolster hla II!> b1 havln1 a tten11• admlrw (M~ Sharait) and to hara• his wlft (Slndra Smith). (R) ..... , ........ (C) (60) B s...tt A1"'t (60) m Jldl ~ ...... CC> <60> ID&....t MoMi.rts Ill .... ,,. ITC terwia (C) m .. .,., ,..,,. .... c:.t .... ., ........ .... 10-.JO DJ ..._ (C) (30) Bill Johns. 11:00 • a-cra.c. lepM: (C) (30) Jerry Dunphy. Dn.t 1111 ..._ ..._ (C) (30) Georae s.lnntr. II Tiit Wllllfllln (30) U Nlws: (C) (30) 8uter Ward. Cl lllhwlt: ,,.,...... Slcnt" (dra- ma) '52-<:omel Wiidt, K1r1 M1ldtn, Phyllis Thut.tr. m Lii er... <C> <&0> ID lllhwlt: ...,_, Wltln" (drama) ·«-Dana Andrews. Jean Peters. @(I)""" (C) @ 00 T1lil DmJ HU (C) 9(1) ..... ll:JO fl Mowte: "11tt _.,..,.. (ro- mance) '53 -Rex Hurison, LUii Palmer. D .9 00 Tiit Ttllf&llt Slllw (C) llMe* ............ (dnlma)'47 --1#1 Gardner, fr1d MtcMumy. U lmCil....,..., Slltw (C) 11.• m ... '1M CC> U:JO m AIMll&M a.w: ''The Am1>n- 1ac1or's Dtuahtw," ''Th• Amain," ''Storm ft1r'' and "Bia HOUie U.s.A." I m Adle.i n.tn: "Riot In Jlmnilt ~." 12:4511 .......... ,,. ... ... ....... (mJDJ) '58-lluddy .... . Bob St9tlt, Siiiy Fra•. 1:00 8 ..... ~ (dr1ma) '32 ~Id Colman, Key Fr1ncla. ...... (C) '"Ille Muta•• .. .......... (ldwtfttwt) '64- Qerard BamJ, Mldlelt 8'rlrdola, Glew Mina C.nale. BC••••._ ...... ...,. ..... (C) P•I• 10 FASHION nouc ....... ~ ..,.,..._ Noel PltDee (CllrJ' ~ lllal) .,.. Au Marte ~ no-) la • New York _..... ... ,..._ Ml' • eo BollJ'woM .... ....., .......... OllAac. n.t Clrt, .. cob, TIMllMa7 .a t PM. c....,~w11--•~ role of Cne ..... "V= Girt .. Towa," pr11 I 1ml •• t• •AK. THE DAll.Y PILOT, TV WEEI<. JULY 13. 1968 THURSDAY JULY 18 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 D "C1ost tD Mr Ht1t1" (drama) ·~Ray Milland, Gene nemey. e ....... .,.,.. (western) '41- Gene Tierney. (C) "11tt Rtwtlt of M11111t StlMt" (drama) '5£-Jane Russet I. 11:000"E•ate and flit Hawk'' (drama) ·n -Fredric March. "Bia Brown W_. (comedy) '36--Cary Grant 12:30 "Ufa l ift a llth'' (comedy) ' -Robert Cummin1s. ~IJ. Irene and Mary'' (musical) 'lt- Alice Faye. l:JO ID "Sited Nt Tears" (mystery) '48 -June Vincent, Wallace ford. 4:00 II (C) "Titt '°''" ...... (ad· venture) '52 ~ Sterting Hayden, Rhonda Flemlnr. 4:30 fJ "IMcl Silttlt, RH Diep" (dra- ma) '58-Cl1rk Gable, Burt lan- uster. fVF:N I NC 1:00 IJ Tiit lie News: (C) (60) Jeny Dunphy. I H1tntltr·8rlnkltf Report (C) (30) Stew. Allt1t SINlw: (C) (90) Comic Tim Conway, tonptress Karen Chandler. author Bob Thomas and Professor Julius Sumner Miller ere Steve's euest.s toniiihl D Sia O'aedl ...-: (C) "Ollt tf Slallt'' (comedy) 166 -Jonathan Daly, Karen Jennsen. Marine 1oJ (C) (30) lat ....... n (30) (1) Merv Griffin (C) • fiat's New? Eatrt 5-bras l:lO MIC ..._ ~ (C) (60) • Tiit 8roewy Sllow (C) (30) 8adMlof Fatlltf (30) Mdlal .. 1 Nevy (30) 00 H1111t1ey-Brlnld., Report (C) : SpedJu111: (C) "Flying at the Bottom of the Sea." Host David Prowitt b01rds an undersea "Alvin" for a tour of scitntilic work off Grand Bahama Island. I Cl) CIS EMlq ..... (C) Notidtnl 34 (C) 7:00 CIS &.nina ..... : (C) (30) lter Cronkite. Ir ::l:>(30) l lllipct'• ,.... (30) Ci) HICll Ind Wiid (C) Slcra ..... file Cl) 0.. llltitn I ltdlwillblt: (C) Speci1I report on America's race crisiL I Li C.. Vada 1:25 m ..... ~ 7:30 DIXT : (C) (90) "Black on Bleck." rt ue no .rilte faces or voices In the proanm. This ..,.. cial tells how It feels to be 1 ""'° in South Ctntr1I Los Anptes. ind the Nearon of that arN tefl • It. The broadcast • rtpr9Mnts the Jower middle Income aroup In their community. Southern California viewers will have a chance to ao inside black churchet--lhe scene of arowlna controversy between youna and old. Viewers will have a alimpse Into the meaning or the word soul -a concept few whites have ever understood. 0 @ Ci) Daniel loont: (C) (60) "Fort Niw Madrid." Daniel Boone leti himself be captured by soldim of Spain so he can sabot11ie that country's plan to expand northward from New Orleans. Captured as part or his usignment to sabotaiie com- pletion of a fort which Spain hopes to use as a steppinptone. Boone is thrown with other prisoners. in- cluding one that is on the same mission of sabotaiie. Gary Conway euests. (R) II "LET'S GO TO THE * RACES!" WIN CASH! Pres. by VON 'S MARKETS I let's Go to the Racta (C) (30) @ CV Second Hundftd Ynra: ( ) (30) "Love on the Double." Luke, pretending to be Ken, l1nd1 both of them in trouble by 1ettln1 them both romantically entaniiled with a &irl pretendinii to be her cousin. Beverlee McKinsey guests. (R) B Million $ Movlt: "Tiit 811ott and Mrs. Mui(' (comedy) '47-Rex Harrison, Gene Tierney. I Tr.a or Coftstq111nces (C) (30) hny Mason (60) fNturt Cl) Ciurron Strip (C) NU1¥1 Cita Muakal 8:001 loli!!l (C) (2 hr.) @ (1) The Flyina Nun: (C) ( 0) "The Hot Spell." Sister Ber· trille has an opportunity to repay Carlos for past help when her friend becomes involved with a aroup of underworld characters who plan to take over his club. (R) I H11el (C) (30) Playtna the C uit.ar _ Lo Prohlbldo / 8:30 tiJ @ lroMidt: (C) (60) •'Alt in a l>ay s Work." Officer Eve Whit· field must face the fact that she has killed a 17-year·old boy in tfle line of duty. (R) 0 @(1) ltwittlltd: (C) (30) "To Twitch or Not To Twitch.'' Sam obeys Darrin's latest ''no witch· craft" order, even when they're caught In ttie rai n with a flat tire. CR) I Merv Griffin (C) (90) lov1ct1 IUnd (C) (30) I #Hew; I Tiit Elahtll LIHIJ Art: (C) Art Seidenbaum comment.s on the arowth of animated films as an ert form with Henry Hopkins, from the LA. County Art Museum. They look 1t several short films: ''The History of B"f' by P1ul Her- vey; ''Tht Emperor's Visit'' by R. 0. Bltdlman; "Marcello, I'm So Bortd'' by two USC Cinema student>; ind "Notes on a Trianile'' b1 Rene Jodol1n. I Anita dt Mont.111ar t:CIO (I) n.ndq N Mewlt: ( ) ~ HM Spies 'f:" (com· tdy) '65 -David Niven, Fr1ncolM Dorleac. Cyril Cusacll U @CJ) n.t 81r1: (C) (30) "It's 1 Mod, Mod Wor1d. '' Part I of two partL Aon Is offered 1 hi1M1ahion modellna job that will take htr to Callfomi1 with a bachelOf' photoa· i8 ·nia ro e of •ung 1pse soul ever (60) IOlle liers that 1ard part om- 1pes ione in- 1me way TS :30) ars: le." nd1 ting fled her • IOlt Rex 30) (C) ~er pay end of to .(i- hit- she the "To .am ch· ,.,.. ire. •Ir nts as ns, 1m. ns: ar- 0. Id" ind 1ne rlt: im· 111 It's WO ion to )I· For the first time, Blacks in South Central Los Angeles tell it like it is, frankly talking about themselves in their own homes and neighborhoods. No reporter. No interviews. A broadcast no white -or black person should miss! Tonight! 90 minutes! - "BLACK ON BLACK" A KNXT Special! 71111 I •! I 1 ~1 EGary M1rthll 1U1* (R) ...... (C) (30) n.n. lat The Amlfba tory ThMtr't In rtlidlla at Hit Hunttnlb>ft H1rtf0td pr.ma ICllMI fn>m "Under Milk Wood" bf Dtf•n Thomls. ., ..... ~ t-.JID9 00.,.._ <C> <30> ''The SUrei."'' Sil FrtdeJ and Officer GaMOll ... rch for two dtlktttft who have disl~ ~ from their front yant. ( R) a ft Cl) ,.,... ,... <C> <30> fill OTfn to lent the Wlnterl' home; Steven Cord finds en In· crimin1tln1 ptper; Fred Rulllll con· fronts Dr. Roal. I TfMI (C) (30) ftltlp: ''You Doft't Back Down." A film about i Clllldl•n doctof'1 11tperienc11 In an African hotpilll. lO!GO 110 CJ)..._ ...,. "-" di lilllillrtea: (C) (60) Fl•oole littlna. fan dlndns, Channel awtm- mlq end other fecla and foibl• of the Thirties .,. ribbed by Joey Heethtrton, f11n~ Sinatra Jr., 11M1 tile Golddlatt' Cl't'#, ! .... ,..... ..... (C) (60) --Tllelh: (C) (80) "Ut on )uty 20tla." Jldl KellJ, Kttlt· ryn Hays atar. A min mipoulble for his btothtt'1 ._ hftl 1111 own mutdlrw ., thlt his lnnnce wtll 10 to his ~1 f1mlty. He Is Ulllble to c:aMxt Hit kilter ..... tvtnta d\anp his mfnd. I lecrtt ... (60) JICl ........ (C) (60) ................ /100 hidlp(C) ' Cl) 1'I UllllMllll11Ci,.lll1lllH•• ill llNw: "Auldicl, 1968." Hibbs and Illa 1Ullb CIOMlder application In """' fltlds for fluldlcl. • technique lllinc • *-m of fluid to cerry lnformatloft. 10:311 Nlws: (C) (30) Biii John .. 11:00 0... O'Ctocll ... (C) (30) Jerry Dunphy. II Tiie lltlt Hew .... (C) (30) ~rs• Skinner. I .. of .... c..., (30) .._.: (C) (30) Suter Ward. Mewit: ..... Wle" (tdvtnture) -Rlchlrd BurtDnt Join Collins. I I.II er... (C) (60) .... : .. , ............ (drl· ma) ·~umphrtr Boc•rt. Wit· ll1m Holden. I ~=-.: 1 .. (C) 11:JO L .... °'11111 , .. ......., w ( tlM) '51-Jadl H.-ina, Gia Scala. ! u (j) 1'I ,.._ ... (C) Mewte: ....... """"'9 (com- ) '55-Jollph Cotten, En ltr· tol l2:CIOI rs ei c:-... (C) 12:JO All-Nlatlt .._ "Tht Com 11 rtet1," ''Blues In the Nllllt." lftd ''Vice Squad." I Adlll ~ "l.lrceny, Inc." 12:40 llMr. ......... (drama) '57 -Jeff Cl\andltr, JoanM Ona. 1:008Mewit: ....... ..,..... (m"*tt) '51 -Jo MOtrOW, '8ri1n OonltwJ. DMewit: .,.,, w... ••c..-<...,_,> ·~ lartolf, Gralt WltllerL l e ••• _., ..... ...,. ..... (C) ,... 11 . . . REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS MONDAY rhru FRIDAY .. , l) p NI~ I, 11.Mrut ... la er... SMw (C) (])Jack la .... (C) 9'1181iwt Ua '1111 ...,, ..... (C) lO:OOlfi!tdf of ...,.._, £MdH Em•ae CC> .._ " .. ....., 1:•1 s-s. .... (C) • (I),......, (C) Ellerdlt ......... (C) •O:•llE· , .. .,,.. ... EdlCdoltl Ftltlrtl lllllJw•d ....._ (C) Td1tul Center 7:1D • Wllo Wlfl Wltdl die WlfdNnt cm (])Dick CMtt a. (Q Aserles that examines the relation fro. t11t lftlidt o.t (C) between the law enforcement -.... ,....._. Sdofl 11ltln, (C) e1Msi!lt·~~~'7i 11-r~'=ofUlo(CJ Mr. Wlsfl.': ~ Yowlit ~.Wme Mowtes. 7:15 fl) Stldl Marbt The marbt Is Ila Willl c.ms. Wed. only. dOsed Wedllllday, and the station ID ...,_ .... will slrn on at 1:30 PM. ll:ZS IJ ft()) CIS N_. (C) 7:301 CIS Ntws: (C) Josepll Bent!. ll:JO 1J QI (I) Surd fw Tt...,... (C) ........,. c.t.o.a (C) 0 u (I) ~ ,_ (C) '*II ea (I) c.,ta1n .....,.. <C> m SMrlff ...... cc> • 'llie Ila lids' Sltlw GJ News l:JO I ..... Sff Daytime Movies. mu I) a (I) 'ht lllldhtc UctlC (C) ....._: See Daytime Movies. fJ ..... (C) ,. •a CIJ c.... c..ra 19 00 Sup J ........ (C) Jadl La La-. (C) (]) CartMa (C) MD@@ NIC News CC) BC..••ltJ ,.._ IMnl ... I a (I).....,, ....,. 9 (j) Cwwbitleii (C) AFTIRNOQI\; lZ:OOI A s. .... T111111 (C) · I ~~=-1 Deal (C) · r..,.: (C) Cole and Bohrman • lat Mlltlno11 12:l0 ~ ({)As till W.W T1ras (C) ~ I ~~::.:.~~ (C) l[ciI·= ....... ~ Set Daytime Movies. Ille a... (C) INIHll1 for Dollars Sip..tf 1:00 ~(I) t.w la a 11.., _.. 3:30~...._. (C) -11liit (C) ............ (C) Bl~:-..~<%, ~~'P::m ........ ,~ 1·•11 ~ Heae P1ftJ (C) • (C) Serial that bkas piece II • AnotlMr World (C) Philadelphia and Its Main Unt sub· PIOllEIE It's ......... urbs. but Is a drama that c:out6-illt: (C) Mart Lindsay and Paul and does-happen ~re. '"'9 Revere host this musical romp story cuts acrou racial and cl• tflrousn the tops in pops, ttie l.t· lines to tell the story of llft In at fashions and the newest hip-contemporary America. peninas. CD Hobo lallJ (C) aJ Mewit: See Daytime Movies. 4:001 llr. Ed tB omc. of tile ,..,.. Diwtfct c..t (C) 1:55 D (HJ (]) a.11 .. •1 DodDr (C) Ci7J ~Dart Dadowa (C) ~1-~Tt Tel tllt T ...... (C) • Th~ .. ,.. 6 Yo1 Dttt't S., (C) WtMJ ._..ry S... (C) ... wl)wd C•• (C) 4:301 Mlvlt: See Daytime Movie&. • •11Pt: (C) Sallie and Bob Dof. C-it r.taatl Ntwl (C) nan. News HMr: (C) Suter Wini. tB Ttdlaical C...r • Movie: Set Daytime Movin.. 2:25 fl News (C) lam's Iii Tep Sltlw (C) Z:JO u Cl) Tiie Edit of Nlpt (C) 5:00 I MIC ..... s.m (C) . 9 00 Tiit ..... a... (C) De Mazi11 l1lr9I bin of tile c.-. ~ 5:30 0 om. _. ...... .._ ... tllle Wertd. (C) Wed. onf1. I (C) Fri. only. D ()}) (]) Dltlll1 a... (C) ABC ,.._ (C) Z:55 DU @ MC ..._. (C) eu-.. 3:00 119 Cl) T1't Secrtt .. (C) I ; ::-.: ~:."' 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Below, for your convenience, are the day's moYies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 a-n. ................. LldJ" (drama) '~obert Stack, KllJ Jur.do. IJ .. For ...._,, SIW' (comedy) ·~ttton Webb. (C) 11a1r 1'111 Uft" (drama) '56 -James M11on. 11:00 B .._. DMt 1169 ......,.. (com· li!J) '33 -Mee West. .. JO.Dir ,,....... (comedy) '34 -Sylvil 12!30 fl~.,..., .....,.. (dram1) ' aurean O'Hara • ..........,.. (musical) '43-Sonja Henie. 1:30m~ ~*'""> •5'--t1u1 Luua. W1llh. 4:JO B "Yow hit It Ccom-edY) '58 -Ptbir Sellen, T lfTY• Thomas. a., w. • c:..M111t "' ... Iii" (drama) 'Sl-fr1nlt tovetoJ, Don>tlty Hert. f v r r, 1 N r. l:OO 81111 1N1 "'-(C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. 1J H•tleJ 111...., ~ (C) (30) 8 ANGELS/WHITE SOX * EXCITING BASEBALU II~ laeW: (C) (Zhr 15 inrn) Ancel• vs. Chlcaao White so.. U Sia O'Cledl IMle: "nit ~ a..tcu" (dr1ma) '53-Tony ~r· tis. Lori NellOft. MMillt .., (C) (30) lat M....._ (30) CJ) Merv Griffin (C) fiera New? Entrt S.bna 1:30 MIC ..... Slrvtol (C) (60) n. 1....., .. (C) (30) ...._Fltller(30) Mdtlle's N.wy (30) Cl) .......,......, Report (C) : ~-= ''R&O-A Marth on Tlrne. • David Pmritt u1mlnes ttle role of the applied sclentllt In In· dustiy. Fiimed at Loddlted·Callfor· ln11·~;~=~ 1:00 cas &ea1111 ""'= (C) cso> lttf Cron~ IF 1..., (30) I LM L.cr (30) ............ (30) (j)Clnt•• Sllowcaat: (C) uet at SllYtr CrHlt." fJi) MINllll Ille s.111 lllliRm! "P1t10nntl 1'1napmtnt." A fUm --.., tM hiriftc. lrlllliftl aftd competllltioll of em.,_ for maximum tffktency and productif· i (j) Mdtele'a Mawr La C... Vada 7:25 (]) ..... (C) 7'.JO., (f)n. -... ~ 1-.,., LllltlN .. . . THE DAILY PI LOT, TV WEEK, JULY 13, 1968 hit able boy who are tenoriZld a panel of experts rev11I how pub· by 1 phantom nlcflt-rider. Wat and lie the private citizen's life rully IL Got-don are U111ntd to lnvestipt1 Guests Include writer Robert Holmu, lht ""*"· (R) private in~ifator Harold Upset. GT_._: (C) (60) "Four O'Clock and Miies Rubin, Senior Assistant Amrf." Conc;tuslon. T1run and Jal, Attorney General for the State of •!Ona with the men of the WWrl Callfomla. (R) tribe, .,.. to be IOld .. tlava m Anita .......... Sir Balil Btr'lrlm (Maurice Evans), 9:00119 (j) FrideJ Nipt Movie: Pf'Oflllional millt•tY advlaor to the .. ......,. flf a ....,...... (drama) Wizlri, barely escapes with hia life '61 -Vic Morrow. Leslie Perrish, when his hastJIY trained native Ray Danton. The dramatic story of army is defeated. Charity Jones Dutch Sdlultr and his rise lo pow· {Julie Harris). a missionary teacher, er durin1 the Prohibition Era. (R) Insists on jolnlna Sir Baall as he I T1Cllhpe (30) roes In •rdl of ttle slave convoy. AMrica! (C) (30) (R) 0....friol U (i7J (]) uHea I Ga LtatiM 9:30 O at @ HtUrwoN Sqqra: (C) ••• "'T11e DWlra itiC•" (C) (30) (30) Peter Marshall host& "The DeYll'a Brl1ade,'' stamnr Wll· 1J He11ywooc1 hrll Preview (C} (30) II.Im Holden, Cliff Robeftlon and U (i'lJ (1) The Qu111 of Will Son· Vince Edwards, la the true story nea: (C) (30) "A Fool and His of a aroup of .American Almy mi•· Money." Will and Jeff try to help fits and cractt Canedlan troops Chu1ie Moss convince his Intended molded Into one of the tou1hest bride that he'a wealthy and his for· commando untta of World War II. mer partners that he's not. (R) Their rivalry In tralnlna and sub· II) S.rflidt 6 (60) tequent hefOlca durtna two spec. fil) NET PltJlloHe: "Thirteen tacular operations in Italy make up Against fa~The Witness." Pame· · the main thrust of the Wolper· la Brown stars as an avaricious produced movie recently released farm woman who murdm her ton· throu(h United Artists. Thia pro· In-law, but finds there la a witness. 1r1m revt1l1 ttle technical and IO· Im I M1111 Nocllea ~II lillleal futa ol movie men who 10:00 o @ (6) NBC Ntw1 Sptdal: (C) tranlformtd • moun~ln top of (lli) "Whit's Happenln1 to Am«· Utah's WtUtch ren1e into • Ger· tear· (R) man fortruL The 14-mlnute battle I &tori!_ Putaam ·News (C) (60) tcent around ttle mount.In took two (i7J C1J Jtldcl, for tbt Dtftnal: months of preparations and 10.000 ) (60) 'The Devil's Surrorate." man·houra. Clinton Judd defends a youn1 pri~ D MIMM $ Mtrit: (C) "Arrow-(.lames Franciscus) who is charred ...,.. (western) '53 -Chariton with murder. (R) Haton, lack Palance, Katy Jurado, g Secret AltAt (60) Blrl•;.,::: CeMiqlltflces (C) (30) IS t'!!"~:,~ News (C) (60) ""' M-. (60) lO:JOI News: (C) (30) Bill Johns. Men W.O Teldl: A profile ~f • • tnno¥ationa: "Rolamite." Rep· r1h1m Klplan, ~rofe.SSO< of phi· res.entatives from Sandia Labor1toty. lotophy at the Un1V9f'Slty of Michl· 1 contractor to the Atomic Energy pn. Kaplan, d~btd as a IPlfl· Commission, demonstflte a new blndln1 lecturer. 1llustrat~ he*, he englneerina concept. or. Richard atrlves to thape a man s attitude Brenneman explains tome of its r1ther than merely Impart textbook commercial usu ~R· lsta M·-'-1 11:00 II Dtwen O'Clodl Raport (C) (30) U11 " -Jerry Dunphy. l.'00 U @ CJ) NA Qolf Qnipitoldp: D Thi lltll How Ntw1: (C) (30) (C) (30) Hlfhll&llts of the day's Geor1e Skinner. iiy. I One Slitp l.,.s (30) Hartl (C) (30) News: (C) (30) Baxter Ward. Lo Prtltfbldo • Movie: .. llack Pit of DoctDr M." 8:15 D Allpla Wr1~11p (C) ( orror) ·~aston Santos. Rafael 1:30 II Q!J Ci) Qomer ~SMC: (C) Bertrand. (lO) Alli!' mortar practice, Sgt. m la Crane (C) (60) Carter checks In the unused live II) MM: (C) "Qulncannon, Fron· thells or each team and Gomer titf Scout'' (adventure)-Tony Mar· comes up with the word that one tin, Peaie Castle. shell is mlssln1. (R) I~ Newt (C) O @@ SW Trell: (C) (60) 6 Tiiis Day 19&1 (C) •'Metamorphosis." The Enterprise ia Newa arounded on a planetoid where the • tltivll de hlicM Mukanas only inhabitant ls a man (Glenn 11:30 MoN: (C} 11Silwr ledt" (west· Corbett) who is btln& affectionately em) '54-John P1ynt, Dan Dury11. cared for by 1 mysterious cloud. 8 9@ Tiit T••IPt Slllow (C) When the man falls in love with a lllovit: "Whitt Wltdt Dodot" wom1n aboard the starship (Elinor (drama) '53-Susan Hayward, Rob· Donahue). Klr1t mult convince the ert Mitchum. cloud that kllllna the entirt crew ol I@ Cl) Joer Biallop Sllow (C) ttlt Enttrpritl will not make UM Cl) Sii• • • • rnM r1Wm to her. (R) 12.-00 Jee ,,_ (C) l o.. -..,... (30) U:JOfJ IMle: .,. ...... " ...... (ft}{)) lilM M I ~ (C) (drama) '59-Jeff ~ndltf, Jeck ( ) "Essay In Evil." McGill dlacov· Palance. ers ht It wqrtdn1 to protect I m All·NfPt set.r. (C) 'Thrte blackmaller. Swords of Zorro," "Behind the Mask I MtfY lriffil (C) (90) of Zorro." 'The Last Musketeer," Hawaii Clll9 ( (30) and "Weekend in Havan1.'' ..... 111111:· • Plllllic • Adfel 1"*r. "Hl&hwtJ °'11· ... ~· Where To Write Networks Mr. Thomas Sarnoff Vice President NBC 3000 w. Alameda Burbank, CallfOrnla TH 5·7000 Mr. Elton Rule Vice Prftldent ABC 4151 Prospect HollyW()Od, Calif NO l -3311 Mr Perry Lafferty Vice Prftldent CBS 7800 Beverly Boulevard Los A111eles, Callf. 90036 OL 1·23415 Loe.I Stations Channel 2 (CBS) Mr. Ray L. Belndorl Vic• President & General Manaaer 6121 Sunset Boulevard HollyW()Od, Callf, 90028 HO 9-1 212 Channel 4 (HBC) Mr. Robert Howard · Vice President & General Mana1er KNBC . 3000 W. Alameda Boulevard Burbank, Callfom la VI 9-3911 Channel 5 (Independent) Mr. Oou1las flnley General Mane1er KTLA 5800 SunHt Boulevard Hollywood, Callf. 90028 HO 9•3181 Channel 7 (ABC) Mr. John E, Campbell Vice President & General Manager KABC.TV 4151 Prospect HollyWOOd, Calif. 90027 NO l ·3311 ChanMl t (Independent) Mr. Wally Sherwin General Mana1er KHJ·TV 5515 Melrou Hollywood, Callf. 90028 462-2133 Chanhel 11 (Independent) Mr. Charles D. Youna Vice PrHldent & General Mana1er KTTV 5746 Sunset Boulevard Hollywood. Calif. 90028 HO 2·7111 / Channel 13' (Independent) Mr. Jop6 Hopkins PreslJfent & General Manaaer KOOP 915 N. LaBrea Hollywood, Calif. 90038 OL 6-6050 ett.nnel 22 (Independent) Mr. Fredrick O. Custer General Mana1er KWHY·TV 5565 SunHt Boulevard Hollywood. Calif. 90028 HO 6·77fi7 Channel 21 (Hon-Commercl•I) Dr. James Loper General Manaaer KCET 1313 N. Vine HollyWOOcJ, Calif. 90028 HO &-'212 Channel 3' (Sp•nl.tl Lanaua1•) Mr. Joseph Renk General Mana11r KMEX 721 N. Bronson Hollpood, Calif. 90028 HO Wiii 1961 SAT UR D .A Y JULY 20 MORNING @ (]) llla1 lone (C) . Morie: "fert Debbi" (westem) lint Walker, Vir1inla Mayo. 11:00 MobJ Diet (C) 6 llljer Lupe llleUll: l0:30 i:.i.neiME ~~ (~ G' u ( eams to be announced over lvt I T1Us 0.,/ ........ (C) the local stations. Su••er Senlester (C) I ~ ~ Tiie ....,.. (C) Cool McCool (C) lW l:LI Desi-tor LNmini (C) Award Tllutrt: "Dauctiter of •" the West." Effective Livlna (C) ll:3011 rn -·. n/a..uau (C) Mr. Wlsllbone (C) _... -"" 7:45 Sacred Hurt (C) • Movie: ~I~=~ 1:00 tii 00 Captain Kanaaroo (C) (spectacular) '61 -Sylva Kosc:ina. @ 00 Super 6 (C) 11 ·45 -M-'-· .. ,.. ____ .. 1· " (...- Movie: "Ali laba and Ille 40 • .:... , -· --•• _.. ievts" (adventure) '43-Jon Hall em) 35---Ech~ard Arnold. Marla Montei. • Dick Tracy (C) 1'\FTfRNOON Saturday Momln1 Mowiel • Las Estrellas J Vat.cl 12:00 I Un Canto de Maico 1:30 · Q:j (i) Super Prtsidtnt (C) 12:30 ~ (j) Joat1J Qtiat (C) @ CV Tiie Falltutic Few (C) @ Cl) Happtt11'll '61: (C) The • Action (C) Raiders, sinter Frankie Valli and · Estudio Raltfp The Four Seasons are ruests of Paul 9:00 ! ~ FranUatl• Jr. (C) Revere and Mark Lindsay. 6 Tiie FlilltslDnes (C) GJ lhte ltibboll Tlltatre: "Mad at Spider Man (C) the World." ~ction Thutnl: "Impact'• and I Aaitl di .......... "Black Lefion'' are shown. 1:00 (ij (I.) 1111 L ... bapr (C) ' Glribms Movie: "fonl,n Con11P1ndent" 9:30 I ~The Htt'Culoicls (C) (mystery) '4~.Joel McCrea, Laraine 6 SalltOtl and Goliatll (C) ~. Herbert Marshall. JoumtJ to the Ce* U MMe: "49tll Parallel" (ad· o U.. Elrtll (C) venture) '42-Eric Portman, Ray· E&cuela lMEX (C) mond MasteJ. ,..AS Movie: ~ Girt" ~(musical) I ~IN: Wallinatoa (C) ita Hayworth, Gene Kelly. 1:30 a (I) Tiie Road bnotr (C) 10:0019 (I) 5'am11l (C) M .. : "Plril Calli.I" (adven· @ @ lirdUll (C) lure) '41-Elisabeth Berper, THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JULY 13, 1961 m Movie: "T....,. Hefk" (west· bulttf'fly, breaststroke, f,....., ln- ern) '57 -Barbara Stan~ Joel divldual medltJ and free relfy. Tom McCrea. Kelly reports. 2:00 ft Proitct Ht.t start: (C) Pre-1:15 GJ Tiie Ellpfm (C) tChoolers aet a headstart on their l :J011 Mewit: ...... 'hi ~ friend the dentist when Dr. Cart (comedy) '41-Abbott & Costillo. Maddi helps Miss Mooney acquaint I r .. Sc"8 (C) • the younrters with what will hap· Celer 1\Mh: (C) ''The Beat pen on their first trip to the dentist._ of Hollow Mountain." 0 Movie: "Cri• °" the HIP 4:001 Hip alld Wild (C) Seas" (adventure) '64-James Rob· Grand Prla Rld111 (C) emon Justice, Werner Petlf's. • cu.tit a. GJ C:..Mt Tllutn: "Last of the 4:30 • ...,....._ (C) Desperadoes." National M•CJcle Scra.W.: 2:30 fl Explor• 10: (C) The complex ) The top·fllfht biu riders from problems of survival which arise across the countJy COlmf'I• on when a crew is sealed Into a space P~do Park, California, to dtcldt cabin for a mission that mictit take which machine and rider will •eel months or years are depicted. Ken· on one of the toulhtst c:our.s In neth Jackman uses in·studio dtm· the country, 1111d Kllth Jacbon cle- onstrations and animat.d films to scribes the action. answer some fundamental questions tii) Ttedltr '&I (C) about life support systems In a 5:00 6 ~ Ci) IWtyawcl Pan II-= space cabin. (Cj The Tl00,000.Addtd Hollywood D SIMftodl Nol-Juvenile Championttiip is the west's @I) clie ee Sii Cau richest race fo.r ~yeer-olds. 1."001 Mr. Ed , 8 S,Ukln& FreelJ: (C) Holt Ed· ' @ CV PCA Claa•pioallip Gelf win Newman welcomes Wllll1m owna ... t (C) The ABC Sports Pfaff, former editor of Common· 90-minute special com~ from Pe-wealth Marazlne, and Htma1n Kahn, can Valley Country duli, San An· Director of HudlOft Institute, to the tonlo, Texas. Dtscrfptlon of the play proaram. at the last seven holes of the tour· 8 DMrce c..t (C) nament is riven by Chris Schenkel, @ Ci) AIC'a Wide WtfN ef Byron Nellllfl, Jim McKly, Bill Flem· ti ·(Cf mini. 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