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Home My WebLink About1968-08-03 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesa. -' • -• • ? • ... DAILY PILOT Loss. al Steanier ·Brings 10• Frowns to Happy Island SATURDAY, AUGUST,3, 1968 VOi.. •t. NO. 111.1 a IKTK*I. .. PMQ I Bea~h Tot Dies Clain1 Jnlni_)er Digs Oi Barhe~ne B11rns Way to. 90 Days. Raft Survival Amaz·es Coast~ Gllard Claim Jumper 'Escapes' With -Jail ~ Maybe Gilbert Glenn Cornell waSn't too unfortunate, getting only 90 days in jail. Not so long ago judges used to bang people for jumping gold mine claims in California. If the miners didn't do · it first. Cornell. 48, was a handyman at Knott's Berry Farm, Buena Park. one of his daily jobs was to "salt" a make·believe g<ild mine at the park \vith four ounces or gold every day. Eager tourists paid good money to get in and "pan" for gold, like min· ers in the days of '49. Cornell Friday pleaded guilty in Santa Ana Superior Court to a grand theft charge.· Police who anested him May 1 charged Cornell MIS put· ting only two ounces of gold into the Knott company's play mine each day, and taking the other two ounces home. Judge H. C. <Amleron first sentenc~ ed Cornell to prison, then suspended the sentence on condition he spend 90 (Sec KNOTT'S, Page %) HE SAYS HE'LL. WIN Al•n Cr•nston 'Conservative' Cranston Says He'll Beat Rafferty By JACK BROBACK Of tM o.llY ,,.., Slttr A relaxed , confident Alan Cranston, Democratic nominee for U.S. Senator, said Friday he is more conservative than he used to be. "As events march on, peoples' views change," the candidate said in a press cooference preceding his Friday night dinner address at the Disneyland Hotel. As an example of. his more con· servative stance, Cranston said he wanted to do away with all welfare programs as they now exist. "Welfare projects have been a total failure in relation to Ute aJ>Je bodied. They keep them oCf the job." _ The cM<14date· said he was against the guaranteed AQDUaI wage but for guaranteed Job opportunities. Cran.ston also ·hit at the PToPtrl-7 tax calling it "the least fair of all taxes. It can be confiscatory. It is based on ability to pay or income. There must be some relief." His views on other subjects In· eluded : -School tase1: Tbe burden on the property owner is too heavy, There must be maJlive federal aid to educa· \ion In lump lllDll to be admlnlsterecl locall,Y. The federal Income lax II the least expencive of all lo collect ""' ad· minister. .-.vSetnam: He sald he will spell out his stand on the war at the California Staie Democratic Convention j n Sacramento . Aug., 10. He will be the keynote speaker. · -Racial imre1t.: Force, he 11aJd, Js '(See CRANSTON, PaJe I) J Drug Laws Changed Tax Reform Defeated From Wire Servlct1 SACRAMENTO -'Ibe Senate early today rejected a $289 million &0me- thing.for-everybody appropriation bill including Gov. Ronald Reagan'• $155 · million . property tax· relief plan. In another early morning decision, the Senate passed without a vote to spare a bill permitting judges to re· lax the penalty for possess¥>n of marijuana but toughening the punish· ment for possession of 1.$. The administration opposed the catch-all appropriation bill e v e n though it offered dle last chance for enactment this year of a property tax cut. As a result of the action, the state sales -tax will drop automatically from 5 to 41h cents on the dollar Oct. 1. With legislative leaders hoping lo end the longest election year session in state history, it was unlikely that another property lax plan would be ,drafted. • The Senate voted 14-20 to defeat the catch-all bill including the eov- emor'• property tax plan, additional property tax relief for businessmen 50,000 Expected At Pop Festival Tiny Tim, Jellerson Airplane and Sonny and Qer plus more than a <kw.ea Oll>er top pop groups have Up toed lnto the C>Nnge ~ Area today fur ttle two-day Newport Pop FesUval at tile Orange County Fairgrounds. In addition to the __pop grou~ there will be a lubloll ,,,,,.,, a !1-D Light Show, parachute jumpers and • dis-- play of -· """· Sdleduled lo -today ... Tiny Tim, Som>1 and Oler, Country Joe and the Fllb, ste~, Electric Flag, a.amber •• Canned • Heat, BuUer!leld Bluet Bend and the James Cott.em Bluel Bind . Sunday's attractions include Jeffer· son Airplane, Eric Burdon and the Animal•, The B~ds,.Gr,te!UI Dead, Qu1clc Messenger . Servict, ll"Cll But· terfly, Blue Cheer, Things To Oome and llllDoiJ Speed Prosr. and the elderJy poor and $75.5 mil· lion in increased aid to the public schools. . Finance Director 0arpar w. Wein- berger urged senators to vote against tile bill Which waJ drafted to prevent Reagan from . wing his item veto power to cut it down to stz.e. The education finance provisions of the omnibos bill remained alive, however. They were contained. in a separate bW which could come up for a wte later today. The Senate rejected the omnibus bill in a post-midnight •esslon a few hours aft.er the Aasmbly ·approved. it · by a 54.·14 vote. It was the third Ume this year the Assembly haS approVed property tax legislation. And it was the third time the plan w.as killed by the Senate .. The drug law measure by Assem- (See SENATE, Page I) Loss of Steamer Hitting Merchants on Catalina By PAMELA POWELL Of ....... ,.., ..... '!bat little Island le miles out to oea has not only lost _Ill l>lg white steamship, but all tile people that came with it. i•we're dying over here,'' safd Paul Meyers, heed of a group of Avslon merctlants which calls itseU SOS (Save Our Steamship). "The beaches are looely and the ebOps are empty ." For a clo1e look ot the ••other Cafe. Una, .. the 1Mittred and remote cove1 in which tlCJCh'Clmtn drop their an- chor• for a quiet fttD hours or few da111 010011 from it GU, 1ee DAILY Pl· LOT Boaeing Editor Almon Locka- be11'1 feature todat1 ·on Page 3. tlle aummer m<llllbl In 10 passenger aniphlbloua pllnes. "We get mon people from San Franciico and Sm Diego," Miss Gates continued. ''They ha\rtn't heard 88 much about the .teamer being discon- tinued as local people have." Residents on the Orange Coast too, &re 'straying away from the island. "We've had a 20 maybe 25 percent in- crease," Gordon Holland with Davey's Locker In Newpori Btach said. "But not as much as We expected." Davey'• LoUer currontly malnlldns the '<dy' franchilfl for water INNpoota.tlm to Catallna In Oran!• County. It pr0vide1 onel'OllJ1d trip dal· ly by Ill 1eo.,,. ... ager Island Holiday from June U 111rougti Sept. 15. "We draw our passenger• mainly from Orange County," Holland aaid. "The majorit, II ""'1llY transpOl'a· COrpcral!ons which provide modes tlon." Holland Hid many of tile of transpomtion to tbe,.+::' otlter pusqera atay only foe a day oc a 1llan the now -hip are ,.....end, a far cry trom the hordes of not overJ.,ed either. ~era which used to c:rowd tile ••<>ur lfl'Vke 'bu dec:reaeed,'' June beaClie1 and jam the DWDtrOUI Gaits, vice ))ll:lldint Of Catalina ~veotr 1bop1. . M-Crulaea, Inc. ol Saa Pedro Aid. Private cborUtlng COllC81ll o\<1111 "People Just don't rullu that there the ~e C<>ost are not ... uy pro. are Olher way1 to get Utero." lltlng from tile steamahlg '°"' either. Catalina MotorCrul .. 1 provides !Ive "Buslne11 I! good, let I )M It Ulat round trip cruiM'I' dally ln vHSels ~" &-neat Minney, owner at ranging Jn size lrom 81 to 344 feet. In oni1a C<'ulse1 in Newport Stach, add!Uon, Catalina Sup....,,. lac. · uld. which II -lo ttie ...,. tenninal ''But, ft only dlort.t pleMura. lw llllbll •"'7· dafllCht hour duttnJ (See CATALINA, Pale I) ,...., Soaking Wet Skipper Aboard Craft 40 Hours ASTORIA, Ore .. (AR) ~ Tb& Ooast Guard says the average . IUl'Vivat time for a soaking wet man aboerd • llferaft in the Pacific' Ocean ii four hours. Dave Thomas, 25~ lasted 40 hours. · The Astoria flsherme.n, whoff ~ foot dragboat Redoina: sank Tuesday night, described .the" experience Fri· day after sleeping for 16 bouts et his home. . "I was in the wheell!ouse when I hit tomething big," he Said. 4'1 went topside and launched the li!eraft be· cause the boat was takine water fast. "I went back to the wheelhouse and callecf for help. 'Jlley tell me a 'W'Oman ham operator f'Jllyed my di•· tress caU. By that Ume there W81 a foot ol water and my 1blp-to-abore radio went o~" he said. ''Then I .heard .a whoosh and taw sbe was going dm by the 1ijrn. I dove over the dde and climbed .on the Nlft as the Rtdom~ went ~wn. 11 Thomaa said ti: Cork rift wu low In the w&ter 'abd'he Was waist deep in it the entire Ume .. · He said he heard a Coast GuJfd airplane criss· crossing overhead on · the firs~ foggy day adrift, but "I couldn't mike him he;.ar me ," he said. •"I bad terrible , (~SURVIVAL; Pase I) Barbecue· Burn " ' Victim Dies Little Katrine Wayman has loot her battle for life. 'Ille crlblly burned, two-year-Old c1a.....-of Mr. and Mn: Donald L. w.,.._, :um Pacll1c o..« lllglrny, .Buntll!P>a Beocfl, succwn!>ed • few m1outeo tiefore mid· nl&bt Friday at Or .... Oowll1 Medi· ..i c.nt.... ' The dllld had -"" ... crlllcal 'llrt alnct Ille wax ruobed 1o tile boi- p{tal last Sunday allor belnt ac!cil• clantal!y drench«! by lltmln1 ~ fluid at • .....,. bll1:iecue. 'lb• tot hod suffertd -and 1blrd clagrM -.... lloll of .... body. Doi>uCJ .eon..-~ ....... ICMdli ..... , ,, .,., •• I • J , I l " I I I \ ' y , -· b--~-·---~ • - I OAJLY· PILOT SaturU), A""t '· 1961 I False Steps Lead· to. l)eath ' High Pedestrian Fatality Rate Plagm3s . j Costa Mesa By' ART VINSEL Of Ille DtllJ PIM SI•" Death often steps into tmall tenni1 shoes. -They .,.. 1alet hondod In • b•I of lorn aDd dirty clalhllll to chlll<Y-laoed mothers, W'tlo titd the laces tightly not long bef<n the wearer ran out for a last day ol play. 1brte thousand poonds ol rolling steel II more l!IOll MOlllb to mU. ii fuW. Only obi fatal a.tile -have been Jogged '° far this year in Costa Mesa, but three of the victims were pedest:lans, a litUe &irl, a Utile boy, and an alllng old man. During 1967, eight traffic fatalities occurred, four oC those involving pedeslrians. Costa Mt1&'1 50 percent pedeatrian lal2ll:y -II undoubtedly o .. o1 tlle worst Ill the Soulllland, btsed on Ill ratio to otbll' traf:flc deatbl. Police are delinileq cooceniod. . ' Fighting Flares Along 3 Fronts In S. Vietnam SAJGON <UPli -Figbtlnf !Jarod on b'ee fronta Friday in South Vlrtt- nam'1 northern provinces, wbe.rt. al· lied troopo and B52 bombers fought to hold off an olfen6ive by eight Com- munist divi.sWns, American headquar- ters said today. Sweeping the COMtal lowlands south of the Da Nang war complex, U.S. inNntrymen malked up the most Jop- slded score in two cloys ol lightlng - 9& Communllll cltod againlt two Amorlcon1 wounded, opokesmen oald. The communique said U.S. Marines, meanwti.ile, !Nffered. six killed and 11 wounded in a clash on the demilitar- ized zone, .and took "heavy" lot1es near the lb.I Lal air but farther south wlllle killlog a Ix*! of 29 Com· munists. From P .. e 1 CATALINA •.. craft. mos<Jy to people who wouldn't take tti. ltea·mer 1myway." The SS Catalina UIOd to sail dally from Memorial Day through Labor. Day. This year the company an· nounced ab.andonment of the service .after it failed to reach an agreement with the maritime unions on the number of men needed to operate Uie v.sse!. Frot11 Pqe 1 SENATE .•. blyman W. Craig Biddle (R·Rlver- side) was sent ot Gov. Reagan on a 21-17 vote, the e.zact minlmum re· qulred. It mates the penalty for posse&- lion of marijuana and LSD the aame, elthtr as • felony or • misdemeanor at the discretion of the trial judge. PresenUy. pouaaion of marljuana l1 a felony and possealion of LSD is a miademNDO£. Sen. George s. Moscone co..san Francisco) said the pr.esent harsh law has not aucceeded in reducing marijuaoa offenses. On the contrary, he said, judges and juries often ac- quit youna o!fenders because they know ·tJw;it conviction brings an auto- ~tic aentenee to state prison. DAILY PILOT H.,,...t .._.. C•lt• W... """""'"...u i..,. ...... W-o .. _,..., ,CALlfOINIA ORANGE COAST 'Ulll5HING COMJ>ANY l•fftt N. w,,4 ,,..ldlflt ...... l"wtfliW Jtc~ ft. Curl.., Vice l",_ldl!ll 9llCI Otnlrtl Mtne~ Tho111•• K•eyif l!dltar Th•111tt A. M•r,~lne ~l1111Edl• P••I Hl11•• ·-... , -...... .._ C•l9 -.: 111 Wnl a., Sh-wt , H..,..., a.di: m• W•I ..... .........., L ...... lttdl1tnf .... A-~ ktcll; ....... ,,.., "There ts no fea.son why a pedestrian accident sbouk1 happen at all," says Sgt. John Regan, of the traf- fic bureau. Childish ~~lessons •nd adult impatience II lo blame In most CHM, he sugge1ted. " "Children have no responsibility," he Points out with a note of un- det'6.landing about the i m p u 1 s t v e young, ''they don't stop to think that a car wtiahll 3,000 pouodl ...i ... kill them." ~·As far u the Hll!ar c1tizenl are eoncemed/' noted stt. Reaan. "they often get impatient and start to cross ai:alnst a re<! li&ht. Or they cro" in nlld-bk>Ck iMtead of going to a crosswalk." Wh&t can be done to ease the annual carnage? "We don't have the manpower to be babysitters," 1ays Regan, 11parents must take mar. care to know where their children .,.. playing." Older persOlll must be mon aware -0f traffic laws regm-ding pedestrians and observe them, as well as ex· ercislng cauUon when crosli.Dg streets, be ,.Y" Costa · Mesa -police are conUnulng thelr 1elecUve enf<rcement program oC stopping and warning or citing motorists for various moving or mechanical defect oUenses. This is not very effective in con- trolllng pedestrial accidenta;, however aUbougll it hu cut the rate in many locations wl!b a blgb collision record. "This Is something that everybody can help," says Regan, rePea,ting that pedestrian accidenti are the most senselMs of all, due to the eE'!e with wh.ich they can be avoided. He says police officers are available . to spe·ak to groups of school children or senior citizens' organilati.ons, out!inlllg the bazardJ and oafeguards involved in crossing streets. Laws provide fines and traffic school for pedestrfans convicted of DAILY •1LOT SI.ti •hclt. NATIONAL CHAMP -Fred Anderson, 14, student at Corona del Mar High School, shows 2 of 10 model planes he plans to enter in national Model Airplane Championships at Olathe, Kansas. Fred al- ready holds national record in Class C free flight. Model Plane Wizard Off To National Meeting Fred W. Aoderson.L.14, was off today for the Naval Air ~u.tlon at Olathe, Kan., to oompete 1n the 3'7th QDrtual National Model Air p 1 an e Cham- p!bmbips. Fred, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Anderson, of 2135 Bayport Way. Newport Beach, already is natiO!lel champion in Claris C, the largest class of model free night glldeTS. "I've entered my models in contests for the past year and a half," the tall aftd blond teen-tiger said. "I'm in a Jot of model plane clubs. I've competed in about 20 cootests." A student at Corona del Mar Hig· School, he designs ed builds all hi own modelti. 'The Anderson garage ts where the action is. 'Ibere are no cars in it - just a factory workshop for model airplanes, with tools, &lue, balsa wood , paints and papers. Fred is traveling lo ~ alone (wilb bis 10..mod.el airplanes). He abo is paying his own expeDBe6. He'll stay on Cle naval barse during the five days of competition. • Al'rcreft Oown at the national cbam- ,.,._. PllfJe 1 SURVIVAL ••• cramps and shivers.'' The Oout Guard plane .from Port Angeles, Waab ., spotted the raft Thursday afternoon when the fog cleared for a perlod. Thomaa was pi.eked up by the cutter Modoc. "He thought he'd aboot had ,t,'1 said Lt. N. Kin& of the Modoc. 1'He was sunburned, chilled and suffering fJ<)IJ1 espocure, bul be Rll<ed under bh own power." Tbomu '!'" wrapped Ill blanlte!J, 11ven bot food, a hot ahower and dry clolbes. Alter being ctiecl<ed ID a Newport holpltal, he w•1 rt.leased and bis wife took h1m home. p.iooship meet will range from fimall, indoor models to gliders and rubber- band powered type& and big, lour- engine radio-controlled scale models. More than 1,001 cootestants are ex- pected to participate. Waiting Game violations, but Capt. Robert E. M~ of the pa.trot division, says no citatiOh • campaign bat been started -yet. Carelessnft's, however, cen result in a tic~et to eternlty and it has for two small children in Costa Mesa th.ls year. Unfortunately, it i.s certain to occur acain. More pictures wW be added to those already on file in tbe traffic bureau cabinets. One is a blanket-covered fonn in a - &utter. Another ts an empty tennis shoe znd chalk.mark on the pavement in the Slta\-<l of a small boy . Yet another shows two non-seeing blue eyes mDtionless in a little white face wbicb. is .UCky with ameared blood. AU ol the picturf<; .... diller..t, but they tllustrat. the same aad Wrf. Optimism Grips Czechs in New Summit Talks SRATlSLAVA, Czechoslovakia (AP) -Leaders of the Soviet Union and five ideological allies gathered here in a growing climate of optimism to- day to ratify an agreement aimed at shoring up the Soviet bloc. 'lbe agreement reparted.ly includes a Soviet promise not to interfere with Czechoslovakia's liberalization drive in exch:ange for Czechoslovak pledges to remain firmly in· the Communist camp. It was seen as evidence that tlle sit· uation between Czechoslovakia and its allies, the Soviet Union, Poland, East Germany, Hungary and Bulgar- ia, had improved. A mood of optimi5m swept the country Jollowing statements by Czedloslovak party chief Alexander Dubcek that the liberalization drive would continue. Czechoslovak and Sovlet leaders worked out the basis for the agree- ment in 3Jh days of talks earlier ttlis week at Cierna, a Slovak railroad town near tile Soviet frmltier. As the meeting ended, the months- long flow of propagantla agaimst Czchoslovakia's liberalization course from Moscow and o~er hard -line Communist coWltri-es stopped and Prague's news media halted their counterfire. From P~e 1 KNOTI'S ... days in the county jail and repay the Knott firm $10,000. The Koott company's auditors be· gan an investigation ol Cornell thls spring, curious that a man of sucll modest wages could affud a new Cadillac and e OOwnpayment on a $40,000 house. Police arrested C<rnell after they searched. hi! house and f<Jund a jar of gold. At '35 an ounce, two ounces of gold C'8.me to about f70 per day. TINY TENNIS SHOE AND CHALK MARKS ON STREET They Tell Story of Tr•gedy Reputed Several Times Yearly Mesa Hospital Opening Scheduled; Staff Ready " A newly chosen medical staff is ready to go to work at Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital, whose doors are set to open in 30 days. The 99-bed hcspital at :r>l Victoria St ., was recently purchased by Bever- ly Enterprises, which owns and operates 16 hospitals in California and one tn Arizona. The Pasadena firm, one or the largest multiple medical fa c i U t y operators In the nation. also an· nounced eSilier this week the ac· quisition of a neighboring facility. The year-old Leisure Care Con· valescent 1~ospita1, at 340 Victoria Ave., has been purchased and will iiow be known as Costa Mesa Beverly Manor Convalescent Hospital. IN NEIGHBORHOOD Much work remains to be done in completing the Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital facility, le59--than one block away from the convalescent center. "We are dedicated to providing the finest hospital service possible ... our staff has been instructed. to do whatever is necessary to have Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital completely ready for a Sept 1 opening." said Roy E. Christensen, Beverly Enterprises pre.sident and board chairman. Nearly 100 doctors from the Orange Coast area met recently In conference rooms at the new hospital to choose the medical •taff and elect lts officers. Dr. Johnnte R. Betson Jr., will be cblel ol illalf, assisted by Dr. C. II. .. Turner. vice president; Dr. Lionet.B. da Silva, secretary treasurer, and seven department chiefs. They include : Dr. Shedrick Moon!, medicine; Dr. Frank R. Difiore, surgery; Dr. Charles S. Steveus, general practice; Dr. Charles ~· Delaney, radiologist and Dr. Shirl~y M. Schneider, pathologist. . Two physicians, Dr. Wallace A. Ger· rie and Dr. -Reinharil Marth en were elected to the executive committee as directors at large. j The hospital administ.ratort Alden 0 . Sage, was introduced at the medical staff formation meeting and an- nounced that Mrs. Dorothy ll . Thompson R.N., wilJ be Director nf nurses and business manager will be David E. Heeb. EXPANSION LIKELY A spokesman for Beverly Enterprises said Thursday that ad· ditional expansion is likely to meet·the needs of Costa Mesa as the city grotws. Original developers of the recently· purchased hospital had predicted a multi-story addition in the medJcal- dental complex, in addition to a con· valescent facility. The convalescent hospital nearby wiU be headed by Jerry D. Pearl. ·ad· ministrator, with Mrs. Marjorie Robb R.N., as director of nuning service. The 79-bed facility, in traditionaJ Spanish architectural style, offers barber and beauty shop service, plus an audio·visual nurse call system and landscaped gardens and walkways. From Page 1 • not the only answer In dealing with violence. There are other methods. "We must get to the cause of unrest and disorder." -Gu control: He is for registra. ti.on of all guns. "J. Edgar Hoover and local klw enforcement people want more guti control We should gjve it to them. It is all right far People to have guns for hunting, collections and for home protection, but they should bt registered." -Democratic National Convention: Although named by Jesse Unrub to tht: California delegation he resigned so that ·he fntght devote the week to hi ~ own campaign for the Senate. POLITICAL BALANCE Cramton also said be believe• Oa.lifomia wm.dd be better off with one Democratic and one Rep u b I ic a• senator. 'That way, he saJd, no matter whi('h party is in pcwer, the stat~ woW.d have a voice. lJe denied he bas so-called "'radical len-wt.ng leanings." "I fouiided the California Democratic Council {CDC), but I'm not their favorite IOl'.I. They endorsed my opponent Ill tile primary." 1boma1 aald the Coast Guard call- ed and asked him how he survived jn w1ter1 where the average survival Orne ii four hours. 1'¥>mas aald he didn't bow, but 41dded, 11~ never want lo 10 llirOll&b JI ogali. ' Youngsters who h3ve been impatienUy watching wori<men unpack and install ail kinds of new "good· ies" in playground area at Lake Park in Huntington Beach Frtday afternoon clustered around sandy area in park at lllb and MaUttor their usual in.lpeo- Uon. Word from Norm Worthy, city's director of parks and recreation, is thal name of tbe .game won't be "Wait" much longer. Rejuvenated play- ground will be r~ady f<>r use within a week, he said Friday. i The condidat. also predicted he will win ovtr hrs Republican opponent Max Ratfuty in November and, In doing so, will draw more votes than an~e else on the ballot. "'AU factions in the Democratic Par· ty back me, wbere1:5 there ia a di"i51on oo presidential candidates," he'laid. l" ' • \ • ' • ' Weekend Yolll" Dometo"WD Dally Paper VOL. 6T, NO •. T~. l SECTIONS, '16 PAGES SATURDAY, AUGUST J, ·1968 TEN CENTS Catalina l)ying? Loss of Steamer Hit·s Trade Br PAMELA POWELL Of ... De1W PPll Staff 'lb.at little Wand 26 miles out to sea has oot Gilly loot !ta big white steamship, but all the people that came with it. "We're dying over here,'' &aid· Paul Meyers, bead Of a group ol Avalon mercbant& which calls itaelf SOS (Save Our steamslrlp). "The beaches are looely and the shop• are empty." Corponllcms which provide modes Pressure Builds of transportation to tbe Island other than tbe now defunct steam.ship are not overjoyed either. For a cLost look at tht" "other Cata· lino," 'the s1ieltered and t'tmote coves in whicll. 110Chtsmen drop their Oft· chars for a quWt few houTs or few da.ys away from it all, see DAILY Pl· LOT Boating Editor Almon Locka· bey's feature todav on Page 3. Nixon1 Loses 17 • Votes Ill Week By United Press International After losing 17 votes in the last week of the United Press Interna· tianal tabulation of Republican con· vention delegates, Richard M. Nixan held anly seven votes more than the 667 needed to win his party't presi· dential nomination. All of the fonner vice president's losses -and a fflW offsettini: pins -came Jn. the category of leaning delegates, wbo6e support ts mast likely to melt away as convention pressure builds up. New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefellet''s total also de- clined by 15 votes since July 26 while HE SAYS HE'LL WIN Alan Cranston * Gov. Ronald Reagan af Oalifornla picked. up nine. The latest UPI survey completed Friday gave Nixon 674 votes, 203 of them committed alld 471 leaning, Rocke!eller 271, including 132 commit- ted and 139 leaning, e.nd Reagan 166, of which 86 were committed and 80 leaning. Still uncommitted were 32 votes. Favorite son candidates held the remaining 190 delegate votes. ''IM favorite son category held 23 new votes, due primarily to a de- cision by New Jersey Republicans to stay behind Sen. CliHord case. New Jersey's 0-member delegation had been pledged. 2·1 in favor of Rockefeller and the move to Case hurt him more than Nixon. But the New York governor's sup- p<>rlers are far more interested now in any Nixon slippage than they are (See POLITICS, Pare %) Claim Jumper Digs Way .To 90 Days M.aybe Gilbert Glenn Cornell wasn't too unfortunate, getting only 90 days in jail. Not so long ego judges used to hang people for jl.DllPing gold mine claims in California. If t1le miners didu't do it first Cornell, 48, was a handyman at Knott's Berry Farm, Buena Park. One cf his daily jobs was to "salt" a make-believe gold mine at the park with four ounces of gold every day. Eager tourists paid good money to get in and "pan" for gold, like min- ers in the days of '49. Cornell Friday pleaded guilty in Sarrta Ana Superior Court to a grand theft charge. Police wbo atte6'ted him May 1 charged Cornell was P"t· ling only two ounces of. gold Into the (See KNO'IT'S, Pare Z) 'Conservative' Cranston Says He'll Beat Rafferty By JACK BROBACK ot ~ o.lfr Pa.t Slaff A relaxed, confident Alan Cranston, Democratic nominee for ·U.S. Senator. said Friday he is more conservative than he used to be. ''At. eveotl march an. peoples' views change," the candiciate u.ld ln • press conference preceding hi• Friday ni&hL dinner address 11it tbe Disneyland Hotel As an e:ramp1e of his more con - 11crvatlve atance, Cranston 1aid he wanted to do away with a\1 weUare program• as they now exist "WeUare projectl have been a total failure in relation to the able bodied.· They keep th mi of£ the Job." The c11HHdate &aid he was against the guaranteed annual w11ge but for guariateed Job op!JOrtunlliea. ' cranston also hit at the property tax calling it "the 1~ fair or all taxes. It can be confiscatory. It is based on ability to pay ar income. There must be some relief." ltla views on other 1ubject1 in· oluded: -Sdlool taxes: The burden oo the property owner 11 too heavy. There must be massive federal a!d to educa· tion in Jump twns to be adminiatered locally. The federal income tax 11 the least expenaive of all to collect and ad· minister. -Vietnam:. He &aid he will &pell out his stand on the war at the California State Democratic Convention t n Sacramento Au g. 10. lte will be the keynote gpeaker. -Raclal onrt1t: Force. he 11id, 11 (See CRANSTON, Page I) • ' "Our service has decreased," June Gates, vice president Of Catalina Motor Cruises, Inc. of Salt Pedro said. "People just don't realiz~ that there are other ways to get there." Catalina Motor Cruises provides five round trip ciuists daily in vessels ranging in size from 81 to 344 feet. In addition, Catalina Seaplanes, Inc. which is housed in the same terminal has flight& every daylight hour during the summer months in 10 passenger amphib10C1' plalles. "We let more people from San Francisco and San Diego," Miss Gates continued.. "They haven't beard as mud\ about the steamer being discon- tinued as local people have." Residents on the Orange Coast loo, £tt straying away from the islaod. "We've had a 20 maybe 25 percent in· crease," Gordon Holland witb Davey's Locker lD Newport Beach aald. "But not aa much u we expected." D&vey'1 Locker currently maintains the only franchise for w a t e r transporWfon to Catalina in or111ge County. It provides one round trip dai· ly by its 160-passenger Island Holiday from June 15 through Sept. 15. "We draw aur passengers mainly from Orange County," Holland said. "The majority is family transpol'a· tion." Holland said many of the passengers stay Gilly for a day ~ a weekend, a far ccy from Ille hcn<les of oc ax ' ' Survival OnLiferaft Amazes CG ASTORIA , Ore. (AP) -The Coast Guard says tbe average 1urvlval time for a Mlaking wet man aboard a liferaft in the Pacific Ocean is four hours. Dave Thomas, 25, lasted 40 hours. The Astoria fisherman, whose 65· foot dragboat Redoma sank Tuesday night, described the eqerience Fri·~ day after &leeping for 16 hours at his home. "I was in the wbeelhouse when I hit romething big,11 he &aid. "'I went topside and launched the lileraft be· · cause the boat was taking water fast. "I went back to the wheelhouse and called. far help. They tell me a v.•ornan ham operator relayed my dis- tress call. By that time thete wa~r a foot of water and my s~1hore radio went out," he said. "Then I heard a whoosh and si.w she was going down by the stern., I dove over the .side "and cllmbed on the raft as the Redoma went down." Thomas &aid ttte cork raft was low in the water and he was waist deep in it the entire time. He ta.id he heard a Coast Guard airplane criss· crossing overhead on the first foggy day adrift, but "I couldn't make him hear me," he said. "I bad terrible cramps and shivers.•• The Coast Guard plane from Port (See SURVIVAL, Page %) Final Rites Pend For Two Victims Of Plane Crash ' Funeral services are pending today in Las Vegas, Nev., for Costa Mesa residents Robert "Nick" Nichois, 45, and his wife Ann, 36, killed Wednes· day when a crop dusting plane crash· ed and blD"lled in a 1ima bean field near-Oceanside. A Pip« Pawnee, Piloted hy Nichols, s1ruck two telepbone wires In the field and hurtled to earth tilling Mrs. N1cbols who had been gl.ving visual directions to her husband Crom the ground. Tbe crash ocybaned the couple's 10- year-old daughter, Beverly. Barbecue Burn Victim Dies Little Katrina Wayman his lOflt her batUe ror Hre. The crllical\y burned, hro-y--<>ld ~\er of. Mr. and Mts. Donald I. W•ymon, 21752 1'acific Coast Highway, Huntington Beo<ll, succumbed a few m1mte.& before mkl- ntgtit Friday at ()range county Medi· cal Center. 1be child had been oa the critical Ust since she w1s rushed to the hos- pital last Sunctay after being acci- dent.ally drenched by llaming ll'1ter fluid at 1 home barbecut. The tot. had ruUe.red second and third degree burns over halr o! her body. llep.lty Coroner Rld>ard Slaugh· ter baa scheduled an autopsy. DAILY PILOT S1aff Pllele 111 YEARS WORTH OF SECURl.TY -Baby Lori Fox, 4 days old, 1 snuggles in blanket 118 years old, woven by her, great-great·great· great.grand.mother in 1850. Her mother, Mrs. DaVid · Fo:r. of Costa Mesa, who also slept in blanket-when she was an· infant, ad.mires the latest tenant, · Family Se~urity Baby Wrapped in 118-Year Bl.anket By EVELYN SllERWOOD Of t1111 P1ttr Pli.I Stiff Baby Lori Fox, 4-<lay-old daugbter or Mr •. and l'f..rs. David Fox of COsta. Mesa, was carried home from Hoag Memorial Hospital in a blanket 118 years old. "It was a wedding gilt made in 1850," Mrs. George Sclmeider of Newport Beoc:h, Lori'• grandmolher, said today. "The wool was carded then woven into lengths. It was sewn togell1er to make a blanket. 1be wool is: 10 old and so soft, it r. like linen." The blanket has been handed dawn through five generations to the daughter of the family having the first baby, Mrs . Schneider explained . Lori is the recipient of the blanket that her great-great-great-great- grandmother wove. Mrs. Schneider bas a letter that ac- companies the blanket that was writ· (See BLANKET, Pa{e Z) . . Tiny Tim, Pop Groups Tip Toe to C~t Scene Tiny Tim, Jeffenoa Alrpl ... and Sonny aDd Cher plus mort than a dozen odler top (>OP groups ha'Ve ~Ip toed into the orange Coast.-todey for the two-day Newport Pop Jl'eatlvat at the Orange County Fairgrounds. . Jn addltion to the pop groups tbtre will be a fashion allow. a loD Light soow. parachute Jumpers and a di•· play of. mod<! can. 1 SchedUle<I to "l'PW COday are 1lny · Tim, Soony and Iller. Coun1ry Joe end (he Flth, Steppenwoll, Electric ·Flag, Chamber Brotbers, · Canned Heat, But\erfleld Blues Band and the James Cottem Blues Band .. Stmday's attractlons include Jeffer· so.n .Alrplant, Eric: Burdon and· the Animals, The Byrd•, Grater.I Dead, Quiett Measeng..-Servi°', lroo But. teT!ly. Blue Cheer, Thing& To G.:IP• and r Speed Press. .. teenagers which used to crowd the beaches and jam the numerous aouvenir shops. Private chartering concerns along the Orange Coast are not reaUr. pr°" fittng from the ateamship loss either. "Business is good, let'I put it that way," Ernest Minney, owner of california Qitlses in Newport Beach1 aaid. "But, we only charter pleuure ~ (See CATALINA, Paie Zl rea Marijuana Law Eased By Solons From Wlre Services SACRAMENTO -The Senate early today rejected a $2.89 million &ome· thing-for-everybody approprJatlon bill including Gov. Ronald Reagan's •1as millian property tax relief plan. ln another early mornitig decision, the Senate passed without a vote to &pare ,a ,bill permitting judges to re· lax Ylf penalty for possession of milijiiina but toughening the p11llish· .ment tor polsesslon of LSD. The adm.J.n.lstration oppo1ed the cllltcb..a.ll appraprlation bJll e v e n though jt Offered--ttie J.aet cbanCe for enactment thia year of a. prbperty tu cut. As a result o! the action, the state sales tax will drop automatically from S to 4'n cents on the dollar Oct. I. With legislative leaders hoping to end the longest election year session in state bistorY, it was unlikely that another property tax plan would be drafted. The Senate voted 14-20 to defeat the catch-all bill locluding the gov- ernor's property tax plan, additional _pf{)perty tax relief ror businessmen and the elderly poor and $75.5 mil· lion in increased aid to the public &chools. Finance Director Carpar W. Wein· berger urged senators to vote against the bill which was drafted to prevent Reagan from using his item veto power to cut it down to size. The education finance provisions of the omnibus bU1 remained. alive, however. They were contained tn .a separate bill which could come up for a vote later today, The Senate rejected the omnibus bill in a post:midnight session a few hours after the Assmb1y approved it by a 54-14 vote. . lt was the third time this year the Assembly has approved property tax legislation. And it wa1 the third time the plan was killed by the Senate, The drug law measure by Assem· (See SENATE, Page I) 300 Still Trapped As New Quake Hits Philippines • MANILA (UPI) - A strong new tremor ahook Manila today, sending tt>ousands of persons fleeing into the ltreeta. It was the 18th aftenbock of lhe Philippines' deadly "Black Friday'' eartbquai:e. The d .. th toll lhrooghollt the Phil· lpplnea. from the Friday quake stood at 140 with moct of the bodies taken fNm a collapsed. apartment house in Man111'1 old Santa cruz: section. Police Chief 'Eirique Morale1 said "cloJe to 300 eprlODI" were atilt trapped beneath tool ol rubble ol ll>e Ove-stoq apartment house. • 11Ttme la of the e•ncett In gettlng thole trapped out, Morales uld. Most ot-the dead were tn th Ma- nila apartment house but the loll incJuded 1tx others in the Manila area a.nd four io the provinces. All were FWplno1 « Cblnese. Nearly 3,<X» rescue workers used jack hammers, torches. cranes and blre bandt to tr1 to reach vlcUm1 ltill trapped under the twisted m.l and fl!nlered -· fl -' · . ·-' ' " -. % DAILY r!LOT .---• • -• False .S.iep.s _ Lead lo Death High Pedestrian 'Fatality Rate Plagues Costa Mesa • 111 MIT VINIEL CM Ille Deity Pllet Ii.ft Death often steps into small teMis shoes. They are later handed in a bag of torn aad dirty clothing to chalky.faced m~ers, who tied the laces tightly not Jong before ttle wearer ran out for a last day oC play. 'Ibree thousand pounds of rolling steel ii more than ell<>Ulb to make it liruil. . . Ooly lilt htol tral!lc accidents have been. med 10 far th1I year in Costa Mesa,' but ttiree of ·the vlcilins were pedestrians, a little girl, a little boy, and an ailing old man. Durinl 11167, eilht traffic fatalities occurred, four of thoee tnvolvillg pedestrians. Costa Men'1 50 percent pedestrian fatalily rele la UDdoubledly ODO of the worst 1D tht Southland, band on its ratio to other tr,..Uic deatb1. Polb are deflnitoly CjlllCtrned. Fighting Flares Alon g 3 Fronts In S. Vietnam SAIGON CUPIJ -Fighting flar<d on three fronts Friday in South Viet· nam's northern provinces, v.ilere al· lied troops and B5l bombers fou&bt _ to hold oH an offensive by eight Com· . munist d.lvlstons, American headquar· ters said today. Sweeping the coa1tal lowlands south of the Da Nani war complex, ·U.S. infantrymen chalhd up the most lop· .sided score in two days of fighting - 96 Communists dead against two Americaoa WOUllded, spokesmen said. 'Fhe communique said U.S. Marines, meanwllile, suffered six kllli!d. and 11 wounded in a clash on the demilltar· ized zone, and took "heavy" losses near the Chi Lal air base farther sooth wlllle killiDg a totJal of 29 Com· munlN. From PAfle J CATALINA ••• craft, mostly to people who wouldn't take the aiteamer mzyway." Tbe SS CatailJla us"1 to •all dally !ram Memorial Day through Labor Day. This year the company an- nounced abandonment cf ttie 1ervtce at.er it failed to reach an agreement with the maritime uNons on the number of men needed to aperate the vessel. From PAfle l SENATE .•• blyman W. Craig Biddle CR-River- side) was sent ot Gov. Reagan on a 2l·l7 vote, the exact minimum re· quired. It makes the penalty for posses· 1.ion of marijuana aod LSD the 1ame, either a1 a felony or a mildemeanor at the diacreUon of the trlal Jud&e. PresenUy, pos111ion al marijuana i! a felony and pouession of LSD is a misdemeanor. Sen. George S. Moscone (D·San Francitco) &aid the present har1h law hu not succeeded. in reducing marljuana offenae.s . On the contrary, he 1aid , judget and juries often ac- quit young offenders because they know that convlctlon brings an auto- matic !entence to state pri&on. DAILY PILOT N_,.,. IMc.11 c.st. W.. H•lfll .... ...,. i.,... 9-11 w...i..r F.••'-I• v.ii., CAUFORNIA OA:ANC E COA$1' f'Ul'-llHlHO COMPANY leifft N. WeN Prt1ldlftl Md Putlll"- Jeck l . C1rley Viet PASlditfll and Getilrt1 Mtl*~r Tha11111 Keevll ...... Tlt1N1 A. Murp1'.i11e ,..,.llllllnt' Ultor P••I Hin•• ·-"" ---C.fll --: -Wiit ..,. '"""' HtwPtl1 IMdl: mt W.t l&lllM ...,IWW'll L...,... -..it1,lft llwwt A-~ 1991;t!: .. "" '"'"' ''1bero la DO ...... WbJ I pedectrin accident 1hould happen at all," says Sgt. John Regan, of the traf· fie bureau. Childish carelessness and adult impatience is to blame in most cases, he suggested. ''Children have no responsibility," he points out wlth a note of un· derstanding about the i m p u 1 s I v e young, "tiley don't stop to think that a car weigbta 3,000 pgunds and can kill them.'' ''As far as the seruor citlJeo& are concerned " noted Sgt. Regan iothey orten· get lrnpauent and start ~ cross against a red light. Or they cross in mid-block instead of gomg to a CfO&C'Walk.11 Whit can be dooe to ease the annual carnage? . "We don't hive the manpower to be baby1itter1,'1 ny1 Regan, "parents must take more care to know where their cbildren are playing." Older per1cms must be m<re aware of tralllc lawt rtprdlac pedeltrlau and ob1erve them, u well u eJ:· ercising caution when crossing streets, he says. Costa Mesa police are continuing their 1elective e_nlorcement proiram of stopping and warning or citing motor!Sts tor varlous movtng or mechanical deCect offenses. This is not very effective in con· trolling pedestri;m accidents, however al.thouih it has cut the rate in many locatiom with a high collision record . "Thll Js 1omethlug tliat everybody can help," says Regan, repeating that pedestrian accidents are the most se nseless of all, due to the etse. with whJc;:h they can be avoided. Ht 1ays police officers are available to speak to. groups of school children or senior · ciUzens' organizations, outlining the hazards and 1afeguards involved in crossing streets. Laws provide fines and traffic •chool for pedestrians convicted of • violations, but Capt. Robert E. Moody, of the patrol division, says no citation campaJgn has been started -yet. Carelessness, however. can result in a ticket to eternity and it has for two small children 1n Costa Mesa this year. Unfortunately, it ls certain to occur again. Mort pictW'el will be added to th .. e already oa ttle in tbe traffic bureau cab.Inell. One is a blanket-covered form in a gutter. Another is an empty tenni! shoe ood chalkmark OD the pavement in tbe shaJ.d of a smaU boy. Yet anotber shows two non-1oeing blue eyes motJonlflls in a little white faco which la 1ticq witll amoored blood. All ol tl10 picturet ore dlff<Tenl, but they ill,uslrale tile oame oad llory. From PAfle J P OLITICS ••• in building up Rockefeller'• position. RockefeUer fiew today to Miami Beath to take command of his drive for the GOP convention. Leslie Slote, the governor's pres1 eecret.ary, said Roclcefeller waa "optimistic" after public opinion pollsten George G31- lup and Louis Harris agreed this week that Rockefeller v."OU!d do bet- ter than Nixon against both Demo· cratlc presidential candidates. Nixon, meanwhile, planned to spend a \vorking weekend at a fishing re· sort on the eastern tjp of Long 16· land before flyine to the convention Monday. TINY TENNIS SHOE AND CHALK MARKS ON STREET They Tell Story of Tragedy Repeattd Several Times Yearly Fro1n PAfle~ BLANKET ... ten by the granddaughter Of the weaver. lt reads: Me sa Hospital Opening .. Scheduled; Staff Read y DAILY PILOT .,.ff PllM9 NATIONAL CHAMP -Fred Anderson, 14, student at Corona de! Mar High School, ahowa 2 of 10 model planes he plans to enter in national Model Airplane Cbamplonabips at Olathe, Kansas. Fred al- ready holds national record In Clua C free flight. Model Plane Wizard Off To National Meeting Fred W. Anderson, 14, was off today for the Naval Air staUoo. at Olathe, Kall., to compete in the 31th annual National Model A Ir plane Cham· pfoosblps. Fred, ion of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Anderson, of 2135 Bayport Way, Newport Beach, already ts national champion in Class C, the largect class of model free flight glldera. "I've entered my model6 in contests for the past year and a half," the tall and blond teen-ager said. "I'm in a lot of model plane clubs. I've competed in about 20 contests." A student at Corona del Mar High School, he designs and builds all his own models. The Anderson earage ii where the .acUoo. fs. There are no cars in it - just a factory workshop for model etrplanea, with tools, &lue, bolla ....00, paints and papero. - Fred is traveling Jo Kansas alone (with his 10 model altplanes). He also 11 paying his own expeMes. He'll stay on the naval hue durin& the five days of competition. Afrcraft nown at the national chain· ~m PAfle J SURVIV AL .•• Angeles, Wash., spott.ed the raft Thursday afternoon when the fog cleared for a period. 'Iboma1 was picked up by the cutter Modoc. "He thought he'd about had it ·• said U. N. King of the Modoc. "He was &unburned, cbllled and IUfferia& from n:po1me, but be walked UDder his own power." Thomas was wrapped In blanbts, given hot food, a bot 1bower and dry clothes. After t:-etne checked in a Newport hospital, he wa1 released and his wUe took him home. plonshi.p meet wW range from small, indoor models to gliders and rubber· band powered typeo and big, four· enctne radio-cOJJtrolled scale models. More than 1,000 conl6stants are ex· peeled to participate. 1l' a iting Game "My father had several of these blankets when he was married in 1857. His mother made them during the 1850's." "l used to sleep under one when I wu a baby and I used one over your mother when she was a baby and you were often covered with one when you came to our house when you wen! lit· tie. Now I have made a baby blanket for my first great.grandchild from the best pleco ol the last blanket." • lV..rt. Schneider, whose ancestor.s in· i:lude a 1igner of the Declaration of Independence, has many other memtntoes dating back to early America, but none that share the sen· Ument of the baby's first blanket. Fron• Page 1 KNOTT 'S ••• Knott CQl\lp&ny'I play mini each day, and taking the ottier two Ounces home. Judge H. C. Cameron fi:st .sentenc· ed Cornell to prison, then suspended the 1entence on condition he spend 90 days In the county jail and repay the Koott firm $10,<XXl. The Knott company's auditors be· gan an investigation of Cornell this spring, curious that a man of such mode$t wages could afford a new Oadillac and a downpayment on a ~.ooo 11ou ... Police arrested Ctftell after Uley sear<l>ed hla hoote and found a jar of gold. At '35 an ounce, two ounces of gold came to aboot $70 per day. A newly chosen medical staff is ready to go to work at Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital, whose doors are set to open in 30 days. The 99·bed hospital at 301 Victoria St., was recently purchased by Bever· ly Enterprises, which owns and operates 16 hotipitals in California and one in Arizona. The Pasadena firm, one of the largest multiple medical f a c i Ii t y operators in the nation , also an· nounced earlier this week the ac- quisition of a neighboring facility. The year-old Leisure Care Con- valescent Hospital, at 340 Victoria Ave., has been purchased and wi!I now be known as Costa Mesa Beverly Manor Convalescent Hospital. IN NEIGHBORHOOD Much work remains to be done in completing the Co1ta Mesa Memorial Hospital facility, less than one block away from the convalescent center. "We are dedicated to providing the finest hospital service possible .•. our staff has been instructed to do whatever is necessary to have Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital completely ready for a Sept. 1 opening." said Roy E. Christensen, Beverly Enterprises president and board chairman. Nearly 100 doctors from the Orange Coast area met recentl,y in conference rooIIUI at the new hospital to choose the medical staff and elect its officers. Dr. Johnnie R. Bet.on Jr., will be chiel of lltafl, aHlsted by Dr. C. H. Thomas said the Coast Guard call· ed and asked him how he survived Jn water• where the average 1urvival time ii four hours. Thoma• 1ald he didn't tnow, but added, "I never wut to fO throu&li It qaln. • Youngsters who have been Impatiently watching workmen unpack and install all kinds of new .. ,ooc1. les" In playground area at Lake Park in Huntington · Beach Fritfay afternoon du.tiered around Hndy area Ill part at 11th and Malll tor their usual wpeo- Uon . Word from Nonn Worthy, cfly's director ol parka and recreation, Js that name of the game won't be "Wru't" much longer. Rejuvenated play-" ground wW be ready tor use wi1h.ln a week, be said Fridlly. • ' ' I 4, Turner, vice president; Dr. Li onel B. da Silva , secretary treasurer, and seven department chiefs. They include: Dr. Shedrick Moore, medicine; Dr. Frank R. DiFiore, surgery; Dr. Charles S. Stevens, general practice; Dr. Charles A. Delaney, radiologist and Dr. Shirley M. Schneider, pathologist. Two physicians, Dr. Wallace A. Ger- rie and Dr. Reinhard Marthen were elected to the executive committee as directors at large. The hospital administrator, Alden O. Sage, was introduced at the medical staff formation meeting and an- nounced that Mrs. Dorothy H . Thompson R.N., will be Director of nurses and business manager will be David E. Heeb. EXPANSION LIKELY A spokesman for Beverly Entet,>rlses said Thur1day that ad- ditional expansion is likely to meet the needs of Costa Mesa aa: the city grotws. Original developers of the recently. purchased hospital had predicted a multi-story addition in the medical· dental complex, in addition to a con· valescent facility, The convalescent hospital nearby will be headed by Jerry D. Pearl, ad· ministrator, with Mrs. Marjorie Robb R.N., as director of nursing service. Tbe 79-bed facility, in trad!Uonal Spanlsb architectural alyie, oll~s barber and beauty ahop service, plus an audio-visual nurse call system and landacaped gardens and walkwq1. - • not the only answer in dealing with violence. There are other methods. "We must get to the cause of unrest and disorder.'' -Gu c:oatrt1: He is for registra· ti.on of all guns. "J. Edgar Hoover and local. la~ .enlor~rnez;it people want more gun control We shoal.1 give it to them. It is all right for people to have guns for hunting, collections and for home protection, but they should t>- registered.'' ~ DemocraUc NaUonal Convention: Although named by Jesse Unruh to the California delegation he resigned so that he might devote the v.•eek to his •own campaign for the Senate. POLITICAL BALANCE Cranston . also said he believes C.alifoinia would be better off with one Demotr~tlc and one R e. p u b I i c a n senator. That way, he said, no matter which party is in pawer, the state would have a voice. He denied he bu to-called "radical left-wing leanln11 ... 111 founded the California Democratic Council (CDC), but I'm not their favorite ton. They endorsed my -•DI In the primary.'; The COIJdldale alao predicted be will win over hi1 Republican opponent Max Rafferty in November and, lo dojng so, will draw more votes than &11y&De else on Ute ballot. . "AU factions in the Democratl'c Par- ty beck me, wher... there ts • c!ivWon CJD prtli-.J Cllldldate'-• be •alCI. f, f ----------~--'---~-----------------------=- • , . • Catalina's Most Popular Cove Avawn .Harbor Can Take Care of Almost Any Kind of, Boat Cynthl1 J. Gr-. of Santa Ana, is suing a drugstore for $15,000, charging that its pharmaciat filled a prescription with birth contrql pills different from those specified by her doctor. Mrs. Green gave birth to a child July 1. • ~ McNnl, 60, host of tht nation's oldest radio show, ''The Don McNeil Breakfast Club," will retire January 1st of ne::r:t year, it was announced Friday. He said there are no definite plans and that hi! decision to retire was .,"far from easy." He recently celebrated his 35th anniversarv with the A11!-erican Broadcasting Company. • So many thieves entered Norman Leach'• service station in Portland, Maine, through a rear window that he got tired of paying $2.50 each time to replace the glass. Leach has substituted a piece of card- board with this message: "For easy entrance, please push here." • A Casper, Wyo., inspection sta· tion operator surrendered his License after an investigation in- to issuance of a safety sticker " for what a Municipal Court judge ~'• described as a "no car car." A . state officilll said the former em- ploye had issued the sticker to the owner of a car that had no emergency brak·e, no mirror, no cover over the transmission, no ll fenders, no floor boards, 1io ~ speedometer, ·110 body, t10 clutch, no windshield wiper, no horn, and no cap on the gas tank. .=n:: • .~ :.1 • John Va lentine, 20, of Trinidad, Colo., counts himself among the American youth who are protesting the draft. Valentine's problem isn't with his local draft board, how- ever. It's with the Italians. Valen- tine, a native of Tassulo, I t a I y . \vho moved to the U.S. in 1954 and ·became a citizen six years later, said he received notice to report for induction into the If8lian army. "Uncle Sam has first choice," says Valentine: Editor's note: Thia la thf second i1i a series of articles taking readers from co~ to cove in a pleasure crui!e around Santa Catalina Island, the big island you can "see on a clear day" . ju.Tt .across the channel from £11e Or· ange Coo.st area. ·By ALMON LOCKABEY AVALON -"\Ve want a boat we can go to the island in." That's the plea of every non-boat owner or small boat owner wtio has ever putt-putted or sailed around Southern California's bays and reservOirs. The island usually means Avalon. Some over-ambitious boaters don't wait. tmtU they get that coveted cruis- ing boat in which to cross the channel in reasonable comfort. "They come here in everything from 12-fooi outboards to 16-foot sailing dinghies,'' mu sed Avalon harbormaster Joe Scoville as he nod· ded toward the small "Boat Stand" to the right ()~ his office. "SoIDe m~ it. some don't;•· he con- tinued. "Occasionally we have to assist the Coast Guard in dragging them in." · Avalon is still the most popular 11cove" on Santa Catalina Island for a number of understandable reasons: It provides shore facilities for small boat owners who do not have living ac· commOdations aboard. , lt has plenty of "swinging" en· tertainment ashore, ranging from the topless Chi ChI to piano bars and an occasional street show on busy sum- mer weekends. There is fast shoreboat service for the big boat owners, plus fuel, food and water for continuing the cruise · around the island or for the trip home. These are ooly a few of the reasoos that Avalon was jammed with 740 private boats over the last July 4 weekend. Four hundred of them were on moorings, the rest swung at anchor -or occasionally dragged anchor. "\Ve had to re-anchor about 50 boats that hadn't been secured properly," said Scofield. "Some of these guys . seem to think all you have to do is drop the crown of the anchor to the bottom and they are secure," he moaned. Another big hang-up.on ,busy holiday v.•eekends is showing yachtsmen how to secure their boats to the type or moorings prevalent in Avalon, ac· cording to Scoville. "You'd be surprised," he sajd, "<it the number of boat ()Wners who don't know how to pick up these moorings and handle the spreader lines. They come up from any direction, grab the wand and haul it aboard and think they are secure. Next thing they know they are swinging in all directions." All permanent moorings on Catalina Island are the fare·a nd -aft type. They should be approached from the shore side. The bow man picks up the wand and hauls the mooring eye aboard and secures it to the boat. From the bow a spreader line leads aft to another eye which must be secured to the stern. Those who haven't been to Avalon in a nwnber of years will find some vast changes, and others in progress. A 285-foot breakwater now extends from Casino Point, providing a measure of security from the Santa Ana or northeast winds which have been known to shove heavy seas into the hn,. :>11:1 destroy boats at anchor or on •' "t \o' \', I ' 1' ' ••1 •I --• ----·: .w.a .:hM"-' ,,_, J6I< &-fv,a,.,;, ,,/JiU.t. "NllWL, -:.· • -... 3Mdlllllll/llJiol,l/~ ... o-.t-&,, .4~-llw£ --. . . . " ..:---·-.···~-·· . ·-... -.~ •. ·-: ' moorings. AnoUl.er breakwater ex· tends 400 feet from Cabrillo peninsula, giving protection from southeast storms. By October both the large piers will be removed, making room for some 175 more moorings. The concessions now on the piers will be relocated at Cabrillo Beach on tile east side of the harbor. One or the problems which continues to bug Scoville and his 21-man staff (~even patrolmen, seven lifeguards and seven maintenance ·men) is the carelessness of some boat owners in dropping debris ove r the side . ;'We have plenty of rubbish disposal facilities astiare, but some people are just too careless or too lazy to use them," said Scoville. The so-called pollution Crom the pumping of "heads" (toilets) in the bay is not considered a problem, despite the horror pictures painted by certain state legislators intent on re· quiring all boat owners to install holding tanks or chemical toilets. "The natural elements of tt:ie sea seem to adequately take care of this problem," said Scoville. "The Los Angeles Cowrty Health Department makes frequent tests, and have found no pollution despite the fact that a ma· jority of boat owners pwnp their heads in the bay. Even so, we try to discourage tbe pumping of sewaage in the bay." As a ·matter of ·fact, the City of Avalon still dumps much of its sewage into the ocean. Scoville has held the position of harbotmaster for the past 3\2 years. Before that he was officer in charge of the Coast Guard at Newport Beach for six yea.rs. The City of AvaJon is an in· corporated city of 1,600 year-around residents and is governed by a mayor W a~ky Sailing The wackiest sailors and most im- aginative yachtsmen in Newport's fleet are about to prepare for the eighth annual Character Boat Parade According to George L. \Voodford Jr., chairman and Richard S. Stevens, assis.t.ant chairman, the parade has been set for Aug. 24 with the theme, "An Advetnure At Sea." A theme boat may be a character boat or stock boat decorated in the theme. Character boats are classified as vessels of individual character either through originG1.l design or special decoration or adaptation. Eight perpetual trophies will be awarded to the boats best depecting this year's theme. AdditionaJ trophies will be presented for steam boots, best costumed crew in the parade and animated figures or c:tisplays. The registration deadline is Thurs· day, Aug. 22. Applications and in· formation may be obtained at the Newport Harbor Chamber of Com· merce, 1800 West Co86t Hfghway. From 'Hippie' to Happy ita Just M in1ates · Ricky Kirchberg, 2'h, proves once and !or all he really i• a boy. Ricky's firs! hain:ut In three staces (left to rig ht ) and along with it the first puOOc vtew ol bis ears is g!'<)i?n by Johnoy Johnson, a barber at Plonee, Barbers. 2340 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa. Mother oC the newly shom youngster, Mrs. Joseph Burns, 267 E. 16th St., Costa Mesa, feels that a first haircut must be a special occ~lon. The motlier of sll and a cab and four city councilmen. It l!I Con· sidered. part of Los Angeles Couuty. The waters off Avalon conie under the jurisdiction of the U.S. Coast Guard and the Los Angeles County Sherifrs Department. Scilville and his crew assist the Coast Guard in rescue 1 operations as far as two miles at sea. "We are a yachtsman-Oriented com· munity," said Scoville, "and many of our ·project.s are ' airntd. at making things safer and m.ore CORliol't.eble-for yachtsmen who make·weekend trip·s to the island... . ' . One of tbe propOaed projeCt& ts an "instant-weather station.'' Yechtsmen getting ready to make the return trip aci'oss the channel will be af>le to come ashore and push a button at the harbormaster's office which will in· st.antly tune in the 24-hour weather reporting 6ta~ion at Mt. Wilson. At present, most or the chan'ncl weather reporting ls do ne by pilots of the Catalina Air Service which operates seaplanes to and from the island several times a day. Moorin5s at Avalon are leased by boat owners. Boat owners who do not have moorlngs should cruise near the harbormaster's office and wait for a patrolman to assign them a vacant mooring. Per diem charge for such temporary assignments range from $4 a d.ay up, depending on the size of the bo~t. The fee is retained by the city to help defray the costs of services to yacht owners. One of the things that has hurt the summertime economy of Avalon is the discontinuance of the "big white steamer" SS Ava1on, which was capable of carrying more than 2,000 passengers a day from San Pedro to Avalon. The ship wu discomtnued. because of a dispute between tbe owners 6Jld the maritime union.s. Some merchants at Avalon say their business· is off as much as 40 percent since the discoot.inuance of the steamer. The only landlubber vacationers coming to Avalon for vacation this summer are being handled by the airlines and commercial cruise boats from San Pedro aid Newport But these can't Ql"il~Ch tfle capidty of the SS A val on. A new ~ whlcb will handle land. planes is being COil· structed at Pebbly Beach, jutt eat of Avalon. The present airport, on the mountain; requires a 40-minute bus ride down to the city oC Avalon. (Nexi: A cove·bopplng trlp aroud The Rock begfoa at Uttle Harbor.) Teachers Start Orientation Some 65 teachers begl.miing their first year wfth the Fountain Vailley scbool district will start a three.week ()rientation Monday. The purpose of the semtnar ts to too.ch the new personnel how to relate their knowledge to Fountain Valle1'1 theory of individualized instruction, s.ay school officials. They will learn bow to use the Cur· riculum Materials Center at district headquarters and the learning centers at the individual schools. The seminar will also show them how to group children accordini to group levels, driver for the Yellow Cab Co. of Costa Mesa. Mrs. Bums has given all her children a belated first shearing. Besides, whoever heald of a a-ye~ hippie. ., \ ,. I I I I " " . -.. • • .. .. • ' ·. , ; .. . ,. • . . ' f , l!All. V. PILOT ,Saturday, Auv11tt 3, 1961 Pulpit and Tbe Rtv. Lawrence T. Young, minister of Com· mwllty Metbocllst Church, 6662 Heil .Ave., Huntington Beach, wlll discuss "The Breadth ond tbe Hel&bt and the Depth " al both tbe 9 And 10 :3o ~.m. se~ces Sun· day, while the Rev. Dudley Johnson Jr. will conduct the ·SUnday of the Month com· munion service. The Archltects, the new ad.ult class, will meet at 10:30 a.m. only in the church chapel. The MethddW You.th Fellowship Groups for j\llllor aid aeclor high adlool students will meet SUnday al 7 p.m. In tile church Social Hall. The commission on membership and evangelism will meet Tuesday ~t 7:4-0 p.m. The. Wesley Group for col· lege «" career age young people will meet at 6:30 p.m. SUnday in the Ftr1& Metbodlat Chvcb, 17th St. and Delaware, Huntington Beach. Rabbi Bernard B. Goldsmith newly appointed to Temple Beth David will lead the congregation Sun· day, Aug. 9, at 8:15 p.m. at the Community Congrega· tional Church, Kat.ella at moomfield in Los Afamjtos. The service Will also celebrate ·the Bar Mltnab of Neil Elkins with the temple's choir participating. All members, families and friends are Invited to attend the wor1hlp and the Oneg Shabbat at the conclusion of the service. Communion will be or. fered! at 8:45 ·and 11 a.m. Sunday at Lutheraa Church ' of tbe Matter, 291)) Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar. Dr. William R. Eller will deliver a message on the subject, "Christianity is Not Blind Adherence." T h e special adult inquiry class will continue at 9:45 a.m. Wan-en Willis of Campus Crusade, San Francisco Bay Area, wW present a study OD "Galatians" Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, M e s a Verde Drive and Baker Stroel,C06taMeoll. Minister this Sunday will be the Rev. L. Tengbom from California Lutheran Bible School. Services are at 8 and 10:30 a.m. Sunday school will be conducted in one session at 9:15 a.m . The retired former Jay " Pew · usoclate o f Community Churdo ptacn11tlonal, 611 Heliotrope Ave.~ -Corona del Mar, Col. David M. Fowler will c:onduct tbe sermon, "TQ 'Run, or Not To Run.'' S~. Durln& the Vacation or the mlill-•. Col. Fowler will also preach the follow- ing Sunday. The worshlp service ts at 10 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall, wiUt child care pro- vided. Summer c h u r c h school is also at 10 a.m. for children through the fourth grade . As part of the 10 a.m. Sun· day serv:ice at Newport UDI· ty Cbllttb, 15th St.. and Irvine Ave ., Newport Beach, the Rev. Loren D. Flick· inger will conduct a fellowship break. His topic will be "Your Divine Ap- pointment." Newport Unity's prayer consciousness group now gather& weekly to answer prayer requests. The group will meet Thursday from 10 to 11 a.m. at 204 Via EbolJ, Newport Beach. Ric ti a rd Petherbridge. Santa Ana attorney and chairm'an of the trustees of California Rural L e g a I (See PULPIT, Page 5) . -• Time Off Their Hands Michael Shelby, 11 (left) and Karen Shelby, 8, (right), students at Christ Luther· an Church's vacation bible. school show their craft projects to assistant teacher Cheryl Tornow. Classes will run Monday through Friday, Aug. 5-16 from 9 to ~1:30 a.Iil. Youngsters three to 13 years of age will participate in Bible read .. ing, crafts, games and songs at the Costa Mesa church, 760 Victoria St. Coed Sex Survey Everybody Doing, It? More Don't. .. • I B:i LOUIS CASSELS Ulll!M ..,_ ..,_.,...... The decllning inlluence of re\iil<>U• toac!tlngs and lhe CNmbl!ng. of otl1« tradi· tlonal restr&lnta have led to • substantial increase in premarital au:ual activity amoag U.S. .college gtrla. However, there 11 no foun· dadon for claims t b a t "anything goes'! baa become the sexual .code of young Americans. Fifty· seven percent of all college girls sUll keep their virgini- ty. !910t ahoWed !hit al>oo! 21 percent of CGl!ege-educated U.S. women b ad ex.- .periooced colluJ by If• :U. THE NEW SURVEY - lndlcatu the proportion of college girls with cpltal ex- perience has r!aen to 43 per· cent -an lncreu• of 60 J>ercent over a tpaD of two decades. "Despite the 1i(nif1cant Increase in gexual activity tltey report, compared with , women in past studies, it should be noted that a solid majority (57 percent) of our total sample of junior and THESE ARE the findings ieolor college w o m e n of a painJtaking survey con7 reported . they were 1Ull ducted by tile University of vir8inl.'' Pacbrd •Y•· Connecticut in collaboratlon "There ls no tndicatlon with a reaearch group that oopulaUon bu· become organized by author Vance Packard. rampant among co 11 t g e The results are reported • women in ,rn«al (or in Packard's forthcoming males, either) . book, j'The Sex ual THE NEW STUDY ho Wilderness." Exceryts from that 57 rcent of C:..1 wgs the book .are published in pe e e the cWTent issue 0 f m~n h a v e experienced McCall's. coitUs by age 21, compared The !(lnsey Report of the (See SEX Pap I) ' . • • ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY I ... ; .. ~ • ::;: ..• ' . :~ FAIRVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH Pllrvl9w .... _, F1lr °""' C.M. I 0 A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE 9 A.M. IUNDA'r CHUatM ICHOOL •:• '.M. Jr. Ml a Ir, 141 ......., '1"111111 l't,......., lllbl• lludY Wed. 1:00 • ltll l'.M. ........ ......,,v. tit*-•WMl'Y·Clrl-....... (A ... c.> HARBOR TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH 11H ...... It. -.......... CelN .... am -TANCI. -S1l!lda7 -9:46 LID. Morning _ wonblp U:OO 1.m. Baptlrl Traininl UDinD 6 p.m. Evenlnl aenlce Y p.m. Wedlllldl,J Blblo SjudJ' 4i Prayer ........... 7:00 p.m. RRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST C:HURC:H ' . '"·"-TON. COSTA "UA -, ' a..,. ........ Scfinileltt.k.,.' · . ... WorlLiP. Sortf~t •• f;IO A.M. Tu1l11f111 U-.. ••• ••: ••• •:GO CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES llANCHU 0, THI MOTHll CHURCH THI FllST CHUICH OF CHllST, SCIENTIST IN IOSTO·N, MASSACHUSms Subject of U!sson -Aug. 4 "LOVE" Coron• d•I Mar~ Church of Nowpor! BHch C.,.... .. M• kltMI 610 eon.ti .. AH, C.,...4ot M• C••M & ln4lor S.llHl-10 A.M. ....... l .... -2161 I. Cfflt H~. I Su'114~y ·st,h .. 1 .~ ..... .£t.lll '~l."9 ·'W•fMft ••.••••.•1+?190 •. 'Mitra1~.r.1t1, .:,,., 1t.oe· '' '«'°'-'. Ev!!'!-f~•• •·· ·t.ili Coe, 1•.·Met. ·• 1.; FSrst ChuiCh_,. . . •. . , ' ;":. ... ·:..14Mtl1 .... ,~·i...... -.... . •· ·~~' ~~:~-~--~-~~~;;;;;~;;;;;;;~~~-~~~~=~l · 610 W. 1 M It. S•11. f111, 111 SS. t1fl, 11 . -• t1. • , ". ""· lP' hMl•t IM• -116t N..,.,r A,.._. tJiMt :; l l~ :i, TEMPLI SHARON , Huntington B11cl>-First Church .,. ... It. at Olhe St111. til0, 11: U. t il0, 11, .,,,. 617WMtH_COIN ........ 64WUJ lff.n.tlMM-llOOIC.. ,., !. Rabbi Bom1rd S. H1rsl1 L19un1 l11ch-l'lrst Churdl 1: Frid1y EM11l11t s...;--a:ll p.m. 61! Hlth Drift s ... t :30, 11: SS. t :JO, 11. }! Su11Uy Scfteol-t 1.ia;IZ No•n .~ .. IM111 -214,.,.. Aft. !l Newport Boocl>-Firol Church 1, 1101 'fle Lido S1t11. f:1S, 11: SS. 9:15, 11. 1i U"IVERSITY BAPT1$T CHURCH -... loom -lJIS Vlo Lido nu L L PALllAta u. • All are cordially Invited to attend the church seMc" . WITA ANA Hll5Hll :'j:; "'and enjoy the privilefes of the Reading Rooms IUNOAT ICNOO\ ................................... ,ti• A.M. MOllNtMe "WOlllnP ........ , ....................... , •• 11 A.Mo IYIMINe WOUMIP .... , "'L!.'.:..,. ••• • .............. ,. • 1 P ,M, MIDWl•lt lllYICI WIDluulT ................ rr• P.M. I I I I i THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Welcom11 You. ST. JAMES, J2ot VIII a.w., N-.,.tt 1Hc• S1111doy Senlces-71JO, f:OO, 11 :00 ffflday I 0:30 -'nllrsdoy 1:00 p.m. H•lr l•dlarilt & H ... llat Senlcn lecter, nt ln.,,... P. oWlilr lh AIM., The In. D..,ld CN"'fl Phone: 675.0210 ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS Paclfic View Dr. i.t Marguerite. Corona del Mar Sundays: 8:00, 9:30-Cbild care at 9:30 Holy Days .as announced lector, TM a .. Johll loten Dnh -....... 644.0461 ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M. Sund•)'! 7:30 & 9·30 Church School-9:30 Tbursda)'I: 6:30 & 10 a.m.; Holy Days as announced Ylqp, Tiie hf. ,,... W. DoMlthofl -...... 14t .. IJl6 EPISCOPAL ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH . 1111 a. It Cltl"' Llw -J•f -' of P'tft '""" H'llnllflltoll .. ,di, Cttlhnlll Tlil lw, ~--C. ClltY, l'nlet Sunday Servlcn l 1M A.M. ""' Ctml'l'I..... ·ti• .t..M. P1mlly s-lc• a Oturtll 1100 l'.M, l:vwntont ICl!oll 7:JO l'.M. l!-lltOfllt '11H ,t,,M, Mtnllftt..,.. 'r-1 Clllll'dlmM "-"' CltN """"*' I ' · First Assembly of God Church 146 !. 22nd St., C0tl1 Me,. 541-3761 M. C. Cronic, Pastor Sheril P1ul1en, Choir Oir1ctet S1111dor Schol -9:30 o.m. -Clcmes fH •II tfH N•rwry Alt911Ant «IV, IOtllt CANIU..-C•UltCN PllOQ MWf11 EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH '"•fir W°"'lp -'°''° •·•· -Pa"' S,..kl'f ~: Yo1tti ltollr-1:41 p.ltl. -.nm Gutet. PmJltnt ~: o• MUNTIN•TON llACH ...,,.,., n .... Sffrfq-7 p.ltl. I Newport Harqor Lutheran C:hurch 2MlCUHDr. LI 11-4293 ,... ............ 11•11,,..,., Delft ..... ,,, .... .., --WtnJilllo S."""'11 .... ,. l t:1M1• 1.111. Sll!Mllr ldleel .... ,. t:4J.ltt.S •.m. .... ,_ llir'llClt .... U 1•121M Nursery care available at ·all services WILCOME Lutheran C:hurch of tho Master 2900 Pa.We View Dr. CORONA DEL MAR DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER Phono OR 3-5022 1:45 A.M-F1r11ily Wonhlp 9:45 A.M.-Sund1y Church School t I 100 A.M.-Ftatrvo Worthlft ..,_,_,... CHRIST LUTHllAN CHURCH Mlaouri Synod 760 Vlcterll St., C•t• MHa Lother v. T..,,.., Patt., ........ Wtnltlll ltr'tfClllt 1111 & 11 A.M. ltlllUr Sdltth t:Jf A.M. Aarlt 111111 tlllt: t:• A.M. CHllllTIAN ILEMINTARY ICHOOL ···~······~·-14M2" PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH M•1• V1ttlo Oriv1 I l1~or Streit, Co1t1 M111, C1lll. AMOllW (, ANDllSON, 1'111• l"AMILY lltlVICI 1-IO:JO 1.r11, tUHDAY tCM6oL1t:ll•11:15 1.rn. Ptlftt• of P11c1 L11lh1t•11 $ch1ol -Mlat ldh•r Oh111, Prl111lp1I Offl10 Pht1111 14f.Ol2 I School Pho1101 14f.Ol62 HUNTINITON HACH CHURCH OF REUGIOUS SCIENCE 420 10th St., Huntington 811ch Sunday Morning Strvlce1 ind Youth Church-I I AM Wtdnt1dty Ev1nin9 Study Group-7:30 PM lrllftt r.te, Mlllt.m PllHt: IJ ... 2120 1 THE Mirllonisr· cliuncH I ltllitoo hl•nd Hu11tintt111 l11ch-Norl" COlllMUNITY COMMUNITY MITHODllT CHURCH MITHODIST CHURCH 111 A9110 67s.O•IO 6662 Hill Av1 ••• 142·4461 i., FIRST FIRST CHRISTIAN •••• lcl!Mt ........ 1l.!1 a!~ll~!,,.A~~, .......... 11 .. 1'.M. llbl• s~ •. :;;::;.::;:;;~ .. -. 7110 ,.M. :,· CHURCH Mtnilll Wlrlfllti .... 111• A.M. •-Ill• W.rt~•· ...... ,, .. ,.M. .. , IAPTIST CHUICH lllLE STUDY r::::!.~~~-7:00 P.M. 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INT, PAITOI W ....... a-..11111111 11AM _, .. t Comlfttlnlty PNlllYtifli11 Chlwcli 411 NtW A.,.... (-'hi lt.1-'i..t•1111 1tee• ••Lt.Aa 1111N11, 'Anoa W ...... • C..... 11•111 fJll AM W......,_11 AM IH-7111 \ l , , • • DAIL V PILOT S ' PULPIT • • • : COED SEX SURVEY • • • Lutherans Slate f ' ' . . "Jesus Calls You·• is the theme chosen by the Rev. Lothar V. Tornow for his message to the membets of Christ Lutheran Church, 700 Victoria, Costa Mesa, Sun·, day. The Rev. Tornow will be celebrating communion at bo.th the 8: 15 and 11 a.m. services. Sunday school and Bible classes will meet at 9:30 a.m. with nursery care pro- vided at all services. The annual vacation Bible school will begin Monday at 9 a.m. All children from three to 13 years of age are welcome. guest speaker at the 7 p.m. service Sunday at Central Bible Church, 23rd St. and Orange Ave., Costa Mesa. Also on Sunday, the speaker at the 9 and 10:30 a.m. c<1mmunion services will be RiChard Reed, youth director at the church. T~e Bible and prayer meeting Wednesday will be led by Leonard Felton of the Mid-American Mission. Guest speaker for both the morning and evening services at' the Buntlngton- Valley Baptist Church, 9779 Slater Ave., Fountain Valley, will be the Rev . Woodard of the American Council of Christian Churches. A Westminster resident, Dr. Harris is curren-tly building a school to train ministers in Taiwan. Dr. Thomas Hoover will be the guest minister at St. Mark Presbyterian Church, Eastbluff Drive and Jam. boree. Newport Beach, this Sunday. He wlll preach on "Two Broken Things" at the 10 a .m. service. Communion will be served. Child care will be pro- vided and Murch school will be held during the servi'ce. At tlle 11 a.m. service at the Flr1t BapUst Church, 301 M·agnolia, Costa Mesa, Sun· day Dr. P. G. Neumann, pastor, will be speaking on the subject ''Chrfst the atlefest, Or Better Than the Best." (Conthtued Y'fllra. P11e 4) to 11 percent in the KJnsey Report . ll would &!Jll<lr, Packard comments, that there bas been "no radical· sexual revolution among college men in the past 20 years." Students at 21 colleges ln all parts of the country were included in the survey. Two of the calleges were ch u r c b -r elated. Their student.s, both male and female, reported thet lowest incidence of premarital In· tercourse of any or the In· stitutlons. SEXUAL activity w a s most prevalent among girls at eastern colleges. and least prevalent at midwestern schools. The survey was conducted t hr o u g h "double·blind" questionnaires so that there WM no possibility o{ a re- searcher identifying the ans- wers o( a Mfticular student. Thus assured of eon· fi d entiality, respondents could answer With OQmplete candor, neither covering up nor boasting. OF THE GIRLS who reported premarital sex ex- perience. SJ percent had slept with more than one man, and nearly 33 percent acknowledged intercourse 3 Ministers Given Posts At Assembly The pastor of Huntington Beach's Central B apt I 1 t Church, the Rev. M.A. Nut- ting, will pi-each at the morning worship Sunday at 10:45 a.m., and the evening 1.1 worship at 7 p.rn. ~le will continue his series of sermons on, "Rightly Di vi ding the Word o f Truth." He will speak on the work of the NaUonal Council of Churches and the American Council <1f Christian Cburches. Minister of yooth, the Rev. Harold Anderson, will speak on "First Things First" at the 7 p.m. service. . ' " The visitation program is held every Monday at 7 p.m.' Youth recreation is Tuesday at 6 p.m. with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ledbetter in charge. The church is located at 7661 Warner Ave. "New Wind for Your Sails" will be the Sunday sermon topic at S t • A n d r e w ' 1 Presbyterian Church, 600 SL Andrew's Road, Newport Be~cb, at.8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Speaker will be D r . Charles H. Dierenfield. Dr. Henry Gerhard, minister of the Laguna Beach Church o( Religious Science, 20062 Laguna Ca· nyon Road, will speak Sun· day at 9 and 11 a .m. on the topic, "Living Your Lile Now.'' The church also sponsors a weekly lecture at Leisure \Vorld . Clubhouse Two, on Thursdays at 10 a.m. Adult Sunday s c h o o I teacher and chainnan of the board of trustees, Leon Francis, will be the special NAE Meet Scheduled The executive committee of the Orange County branch of the NatJonal Association of Evangelicals will hold its m on th I y meeting Thursday, Aug. 22 at 7 a .m. at 8525 Beach Blvd., Buena Park. FoU<1wing the breakfast the pastors will go to the Magnolia Baptist Church, 720 South M.agn<1lla, Anaheim for prayer and fellowship. Any int.erested pastors are invited to at· tend. The regular monthly NAE luncheons will resume on Wednesday, sept. 18 at 11:30 a.m. at the C<ll.tinental Restaurant, Euclid a n d Chapman, in Garden Grove. The Rev. Wayne Buchanan, executive dJrector of the National Sunday Schoo 1 Associ.Uon will be the ruest speaker. InformaUon on the prayer breakfasts and other NAE event.I may be obtained from the Rev. Al Shackleton, chairmen of the 0"'1ge County branch, 531· 5393 ... 54U321. Nursery care is furnished during .all seivices. Sunday school classes !or all ages are held at 9:45 a.m., m<1rn· ing worship at 11 a .m .. young people's meeting at 5 p.m., evening worship at 6 p.m. "ln the Quiet of Life" is the serm<1n topic of the Rev. Norman L. Brown Sunday at the 10 a .m. wor'1:lip service at the Plym<1ath Congrega. ttonal Church of Newport Harbor, 3262 Broad St., Ne,.,iort B&ach. SUnday school is held at the same time with babysit- ting service provided. Guest •organist will be Mrs. Florence MacGinitie and the soloist, Mrs. James Sawyer . The Rev. Stanley P. Allen, pastor of the Fountain Valley Presbyterian Church, 9420 Talbert Ave., Fountaip Valley, will deliver a sermon Sunday at the 11 a.m. worship on the subject "Bibk! B.jography, I: James." It will be the first in a series. Special music will -be by Mr6. George Par- tain, sciprano solci'st. "The Great Love Chap- ter", the fifth sermon in the study of First Corinthians, is ttie title of the Sunday everiing talk which the pastor will presel!t at 7: 30 p.m. The Rev. Joseph W . McShane wW discuss "Your Heavenly Father Knows" Sunday at the Mesa Verde l'ttethodlst Church, 1 7 0 1 Baker St., Costa Mesa, at the 9 an<l 10:40 a.m. services. "The Church's One Foun· dation" J.s the sermon liUb· ject Sunday for Dr. D. W. McElroy, minister of the Harbor Chr11Ua11 Church. The congregation meets at 9:45 a.m. at · Harper Elementary School, 425 E. 18th St.. Coota M e s a . Nursery care is provided. The Rev. David Beals, assistant pa5tor et Fairview Baptlst Church and Part• time campus cpaplain at UCI for the Southern California B a p t i s t Con· venti<ln, will deliver the sermon "Surmounting the Unsurmountable" at the 10 a.m. service Sunday. Sunday school will be held at 9 a .m. with a hymn sing and. fellowship hour at 7 p.m . Tne church is located at 2525 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The Rev. Cannon Noble Owings, executive assistant to Bishop Woy, Episcopal Diocese of Loos Angeles, will be the: celebrant a n d preacher at both the 7:30 and 9:30 a.m. servi'ces in St. John the Divine Episcopal Church. 2043 Orange Ave., Costa M:esa, Sunday. There will be a film strip GilJson Named Director of Y for ttte childreri at 9:30 a.m. William H. Gibs<ln. 2'.215 The women's fellowship will hold its regular monttily meeting oa Thursday, Aug. 8, in the home of Mrs . Agatha Campbell, 1 6 3 2 6 Rain.i'er, Fowitain Valley. A "kitchen shower" for Uie church kitchen will b e featured. The m e e t In g begins at 7:30 p.m. H<11Jy Lane, Newport Beach. ht.et Your Su I f e r i n g has been installed as in· Strengt;hen You ." will be the ternation.al direct<lr for the """'-Rev. James E. tQPiC for discussion by Poacific Southwest region ol "~ Ch '·'· Edward G Reitz the ·International Associa-Piercy, minister of the First apli<Wi · at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. tion ol Y's Men's Clubs. Christian Chun:h, 792 Vic· services Sunday at the First Gibson, a member of the toria St .. Costa Mesa, wil l United Methodist Church, • M preach the aermon "The C ta M Newport Harbor Y's en's God of Promist;" Sunday at 420 W. 19th St., os esa. Club ot the Orange Coast A supervised nursery and YMCA , last week attended both the. 8:40 and l0:40 .a .m. church school classes Cor all the association's convention services. ages are held at 9:30 and ll in French Uck Springs, Ind. During tbe 1 p.m. Vesper a.m. Youth f e 11 ow ship with nearly 1,500 Y's men'• hour Piercy will preach the meetings begin at 6:30 p.m. npresentatives. message, "The Purpose or,,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;911 God.'' Youth programs arelil at 6 p.m. Dr. Hendon M. Harris, director of the Hundred Na · tions Crusade, and pastor <1f one of the 23 churches he utahliabed in Hoag Kong and •Formosa, will speak Sunday during the 11 a.m. worship service at Warner Avenue Baptist C'burch, · Gothard and W a r n e r Street., Hund'ngton Bu<h. 1 t flanorial p.ilt I See By Today's Want Ads • , • • • TM S.dJI•'' N.1111 Bt ·i'iflll , MnMrittll , • THAT ITS DIME A LINE DAY I I>-• "O''W·•• • m OW ~ITREES ... ?f.~~o~I .-----· IL.----------------•1 • wtth "many" p a r t n er 1 • HoWever, only 3 percent had lad "OD< nlght aUalrs" with men theJ never dattd again. The survey registered a sharp decline in the number ol college men w ho patronize prostitutes. The figure was 2'l percent in the Kiruey n eport, only • pet• cent -ln the new study. lit view oC the ract that college men now are most Jlkel)' to have their sexual experiences with girls of their own background rather th an prostitutes, it is interesUng to note that 70 per.cent of them said they would be "troubled" if they found that their own brides weren't virgins. TJllS SEE!'i1S to indicate tl1cre is still considerable v~llidily to the time-h<lnored mothers' warning to daughters: "They'll sleep with you if they can, and m&fr)' you if they can't." Packard says it is hardly Slµ"pl'ising that there has . been an increase in sexual aCtivity among college girls. They have been deprived of many protections which us· ed to reinforce their dedica- tion to virtue. ''Chaperonage of daughters has vi r t u a 11 y disappeared," he observes, and parental controls aver the social activities of girls are often timid and con· fused. Rite Slated For Start Of Chm·ch LOCAL mRnSPIBLO'S ~11.J" • Groundbreaking The Newport Harbor Lutheran Ow.rch will alter its rt"Cular sobedule Sunday so that the congregation may gather at the building site or the of the new faclliUes, 793 Dover-Drive, Newport Beach. G roundhreakjog ceremonies will take place at 9:30 a.m., after which the congregation wW return to the church at 2501 Cliff Drive, to celebrate com- munion. accordlng to the Rev. James G. Blain, pastor. The new church facility will provide a sam:tuary seating 500 plus classroom and administration buildings. The project has been in the planning stage for four years since the Choirs Sing Requie111 church wu adv!mi that Ito present fac:!Uty rs. In tho path or lh• proposed Coar! Freeway. AREA TEENS IN TV PANEL Teen.agers from minority groop areas of Orange County will discuss a new !program to raise literacy tn poverty pockets on Teeo Scope, CS'tholic You th Organization program, over Channel 4 (KNBC) today at 3:30 p.m. Orange County librarian Harry Rowe will lead the discu.ssion <1n "The Librar)' Come5 to Them." BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL· GUIDE Mesa ·Upholstery Uberty 8-4781 JllD NIWPOIT ILyP. • PARK A VENUE BF.:OAL SHOP 715 NO. TUSTIN AYI., OlANGI PH: IJl.j412' m Rn s Pl E·L0 1S. FULLEl!TON, 225 No. lflrbor Blvd., _ton • Phone (714) 871·5720 HUNTINGTON BEACH, 18512 Bea<h ar..i. • PhO,.. (714) 962-4477 ltJlllitS P CUl'T AINLY I RIVERSIDE 4343 Market (ndr 141h on Market) • Phone (714) 682·7950 . . STORE HOURS: _,.., 6 rrtf, t}M TO t PM I WOK 1»,yt A SAT. t AM TO S:J0 HI OPIH IUNOA'f 12:00 TO I "-I I f ·' " O.llLY '1LOr 5aturd1J1 AutWl l , l968 .! : ' Real ·. Estate Questions •nd Comment By RondaU MoCudlo Roa It or .. ,., Where don "Newport'' get Its n•me? I've llvtd In Newport Beach MW for over 20 y11r1. Lest nl9ht my son e1ked me: ''Why the n•m• Newport'""? ••• I did -' not have an answer. Do you have • llttle history you could there with me, end m.y 10.year-old son? · Mrs. R.P., Newport Beach ~ It was Capt. S. S. Dunnels, skipper of the Vaqllero, • .,,•ho explored tile terrain along the shores of Laguna • lieach and "put in" to investigate the quiet body of water between a long strip of sandbar and clifis, landing at the base of the hills now desi&nated as Coast High- way and Westclitt Drive. On Capt. Dunnel's retuin to. San Die&o he declared. he had found a new port and in · the cossip that followed it became known as "Newport" -the Vaquero landing at "Newport Landing." A small sid~wheeler steamer, the "Vaquero" made lh er trips to the Newport Harbor having a bard time iegotiating into the uncertain entrance to tie up to the bank near the present west end of the Coast Highway ;. :1ridge. They picked up ta llow and hides from the Ran· cho de San Joaquin. San Diego was still the home port oI this vessel. , In 1868 the "Vaquero'' was bought by an 01a-sea· faring Captain, Moses Abbott. (Can you guess? At this time Los Angeles was considered. just a pueblo town; San Francisco was the only commercial center on the Pacific coast; San Diego was more, important than Los Angeles!) Hay and grain were Orange County's leading produce at this time. Newport Harbor was the point of delivering. :· The hlstoTY of Newport Beach first started as long ago as 1865. With a Spanish background the u~r, origi· ago as 1865. With a Spanish backgroi1nd the upper, origi- meaning .lljly with lfigb Banks; a)Jo caJled Bolsa 4e San Joaquin -the,o)d San Joaquin· ranch, lajer acquired by the Irvine interests. Overflow areas near the· Bay was known as the "Cienega de Las R.lnas" (O! swamp of the frogs ). · Before ranchos of Sal'ltiago de Santa Ana and San Joaquin were developed by setUers from the eastern states, there WJl.S lJttle human activity such as we know it In the vlclnltf ot·Newport Bay jhowever, prehistoric fossUs were. excavated on the site which now houses our new Newporter Inn!), · . The city .of Newport Beach was incorporated Sep. tember 1, 1806, with a population of 230, several years later started financing for its Harbor projects. To this day there has never been any federal aid for the devel· ooment Of Newport Harbor. There are approximately 18.8 miles of waterfront in Newport Beach. People •i'• talking •bout •irplanes being• nuis•nce; wh•t •bout helicepters? We recently purchased a new home here in South Santa Ana, and the Chopl Chop! Chopl of the 1 'whirlyblrds" •re very dlst~Kfi"I ••• ospoc:l•lly whoft tho wind 11 blowlnt tho •Nill woy. wt-at do you do fn a c•s• like ou!_!? Doffn!J •It seem .. f•ir to have to live with the noise and the danger of • hollooptor h•llpon? Mr. D.G., Santa Ana Colonel Huntington, the man·tn-charge, at our "lighter-than-air" base, recently made a statement to the Costa Mesa Chamber ol Commerce's airport corn· mittee. ' ; "As far as I'm concerned/' the colonel stated, "we have been in the airport business here for over six years. We've esta,blished approach patterns an~ alti· tudes for over six years. Anyone that built or bought a home in this area had to know of. our flight operations. On this basis, anyone Who sues the government either has money to waste or is overlooking some' of the per· tinent facts involved." . How can you argue with such 8..-state~ent? EOITOlt'S NOTI!: lt ... 11 It, McCt...ii. II I le(a! _,_,, ~kte!ll of Ille ltHI, E1!1"'"--I -161nl ~ 1M .._., H1'11or..C.!1 IMtt loa...i, el lt~1llon, I tffl •11'9 ,...,,.... ti ~-COii! Coli..., ..... I <Ill~ cit tht C1IJl'Ornl1 Auodtllon of ltttl l1t111 TMd'ltn. Laguna Niguel Viking Co. Industrial Center Now Completed Completion of the Viking Compaay Industrial Center , ilDd full occupancy or the new facility in the Laguna N~l Indus trial Park , has been anno~ by Paul v. Birnbaum. a pr1Dctpal of the Viking Co.. owner a n d general contractor. The 17 .CKXI 5<1uare feet building, or reinforced con- e r e t e construction, is . located at 2l!078 Getty Drive in Laguna NiCUf:l, and in ad· dition to serving u the new operating as a geoert.l con· tracting firm, the company has completed projects with a total valuation in excess of SIO million. These have ranged from private dwell· ings to large public works projects, ch u r c he 1, in· dus trial and commercial buildings. 9---~ headquart.ro-ot the V!klng Company, It is designed to accommodate lline other manufacturing or industrial concerns. Birnbaum said the building was fully leased prior to completion, and i;:even firms are now head· quartered in the building, two or wblOO are occupyi ng double units. The Viking Co. has com· pleted a variety of projects for the U.S. Navy in Puad«1.a, Long B e a c h , Fallbrook and at Camp Peodleton, rec e i ving Certificate s of Com· mendetion from the Navy Depatment for outstanding performanc e and workmanship on four pro· j ects, and another Certif icat e of Com· mendetion for outstanding performance on two of its projects embracing t h e overall activity of all the Naval DJstrjcts In the Con· Mental United States and -~ Beacli Land SOle Listed ' Sales at Casitas l ncrease RapUlly The steadJ\y IDcreoslDC Dome 1ald. salet activity at CUitas Dorne pointed Capiltr100 in C l u d • d owners of on ol the ' Capistrano is attrM>uted to spacious townhouse unita mqy factors according to received ail the tax •d-1 Maxwell Dorne, pr o j e ct v£1l.tages of ownina: a ainA- manager for the townhouse family residence, yet wertJ development just north of lreed from any maintenance: I the famed Mission San Juan or &ardetUnc chore1, as a~ Caplstraoo. the grOUDd• and commo' I "One of the big reasons areas are upltept by a proo for tbe public aeceptance of fessional stall . Ute pro1ect is the fact that Resident& of C a 1 i t a 1 owners h1\le all the £d· C&platcano have ample time vantaee• of home ownuship to relax and enjoy either tbe combined with the best of many recreational faclliUes ' apartment tiving: -and at the community itself, The Los Angeles Division none of the disadvantages," such ai the targe pool, sun~ of Kaufman and Broad , In c., deck, aod covered barbecue acquired 72 acres of land Jn and party area, or the Huntington .i eacb this week Rau New Head numerous re c reations from the Irvine Found.atiOn centers nearby -t h e b e a c b e i, mountains and and the Irvine Shareholders. Of Tile Group other areas that bave mape A .community of 3 5 O the South Coast uea ooe of home1 is to be built on the John Rau ol Baylbore Tile the moat famous in the property whidl also includes Co. of Costa Mesa was country. a school site and a three-elected receD1.ly ae: presl· Other factors oontributine acre park. Kaufman and dent of the As8odated Tile to the increase.:! sales paoe. • . · TILED ROOFS, ARCHES, WOODEN DOORS AT CIUDAD CAPISTRANO· Contractors of S o ut h e r n Dome add, are the unusual Broad plans to develop its California.' Rau succeeds styling and spaciousness ti townhouses are priced from California, with red·tiled. county,' Casitas Capjstrano most exciti ng new com· Dick Venturelli of Capri Tile the units, the excellent loca· $22,950 and m£iy be purchas· r oots, thick-walled private may be rrichect froln the munlty on the property. Contractors of Anaheim. Uon and the overall pricing ed on terms with down courtyards and paUos an4 Santa Ana·$<;1fl ~I ego Fresh contemporary sty!. It i.\ the second term o[ of· and financing arrangements payments Crom '651). Floor extensive use of massive f'r~way by ~king the ed homes will be offered at fice for Rau, who was ATC at this Tran s america plans provide ·two or three timbers and doors. ,Junipero SerrO ,tl.Il1l0il ~nd the communltty and vnung president in 1959 wbe.n he De velopment C o • com· bedrooms. The architectural Located in one of the mos~ contiJlu\Jlg i;:outtt.on1caDUflo J-was with the Muato-Kttnan munity. styling preserves the desirable and s e clud e d Capistrano 1c C udad Los Angeles architect Barry Co. of Los Angeles. The one and two-1tbry heritrage of early Spanish residential ereas in the capistrano. Berkuabubeenretainedto•-;;;iiii;~~;;iii;;;i:;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ii;;;~i;;;;iiiiiii;;;;i;;;;~i;i;;;;;;i~~:ii;;;iii;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;iiii;iiii~i;;;;;;i;;i;;;;;;o;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"1 design the homes. /1 Palmer Gets Fourth Star ·. WASHINGTON CAP! ~ G,ea. Bruce . Palmer, a former deputy . commander in, Vietnam, got his fourth itar and wu sworn in as the Army's No. 2 man 1n ceremooi81 today at the p.,..gon, Gen . Wllli·am O. Westmoreland, former U• S: c'Ommander in Vietnam and now chief of staff, looked on a5 the Austin, Tex., native took the oath as his vice chief of staff. Palmer was deputy com· mandi.ng general of the Army in Vietnam · until he was picked to return to Washington as part cf the Westmoreland team in the Pentagon. PJ.lmer, 55, replaces Gen. Ralph E. Haiaea Jr., who hu been reassigned to a poet in the Pacific. Milligan Gets Honor Robert S. Milligan, 17561 Edd· Dr., Santa · Ana, bas been . awarded • G."ood Citizen Plaque·, by Ft1rd Motor Co. for •outstandin& service to hi1 community. Mllllg>n, alt .~gineer1D1 section su!)trvisioa a t Phi le o . Ford Corp.'1 Aeronutronic Dlvisicn in Lawndale was cited for bii;: efforts to as1ist the son of a fellow Aeronutronic employe stricken with emcephalitis . He organized fund raising campa f a:ns amona: Aeronutroruc employes to build a physical therapy roo m and provide special trfa,tments in Philadelphia and San Dlqo foe th• youth. OCC Oka ys Textbooks What relaticnship c a n there be between, Turf Grass Manegement, So You Want To Be An Air Stewardess, Patterns o f Argument, and The Oedipus Cycle! They ore all the litlet of textbooks approved Wed· nesday by the Oranre Cout College Di.strict trustees for use at the two junior col· leges in the district. The great variety of the book UUet may &Ive some lnkllng of the diversity of subjects to be taught at Golden West Colle~ and Oranae Coast tbls coming fall . Final' 9 Homes ... FROM 521~450 . VETS NO DOWN--LOW FHA TERMS I .. Baoienda · Bon1es • SMART MEDITERRANEAN STYLED . COMMUNITIES ··FINAL HOMES:. 2 EXCITING LOCATIONS Your very last chance. tP buy a new Hacienda Home -in either of two fine locations -for the lowest monthly payment • • , the l~west price evor! 3-4 Bed rooms! B~i~·in K'rtohens! Fireplace! Big Walled In Yard witli SF>rinklers and Landscaping ••. even walJ..to.wall carpet can be 'indud .. od. And you 'll pay lou thin re nt! Over I SO sold-fin•I. 9 homo~ CJd on sol. tod•y! · ' Final Homes-2 Wonderful Locations-Act Today! NEAR THE IEACH NEAR SOUTH COAST PLAZA i ELLIS ~ 0 1======:)~, i GARFIELD~ o" t WARNER t 'l1 ~ t 'l1 I IAXIR I =i . : ' The tenant.a are Eddie's Plumbing, Inc., Electro-TV Manulacturing Sr v t c e ; Helms Bakeries; Hilborn Manufacturing Co.: Orange abroad. W Exhih' The Vlltinl Co .. h11 aloo oman !ls· coml)l:eted installations for • • • -• Cowlt, Lown C u I ti D I Service; Precl•loo Coolings Laboratary; Wldoll Toollng aD.:J Manufacturinc. the MulDe Corps ot Camp • At County fnl~ Peodltton, El Toro, and .... Santa Ana: worked on a J1nt I 111il•1 fr•111 H11,.fi,.,..,. 111,h St1t1 '•rlr 111111 111,hl Het11 t t 1rt iutf l•tt •I lfff•t.1"t •ff 51r4i1W •• w.N. Ju1t tt •• l r••\h11nt S•11th •• 6 1r· fl1llll 1"4 t• l•d ••4 1 .. 1r fit t" H•clt l!C1 Sit "'· I" tirl1 t1"t.' •I t r•wi"t Ort1191"'Ce1111ty '" CMI• M•tt. Tt\:9 1,ht•I S•wth ll'11t S1uttl C•t1t ~•111 te f'•ul t ri11e '"' t8 l t tt le th1 111•tl1!1. Or f1lr1 the N•wp1rt "•-•y t. firl1 l1ktt eff ''"'' .,., t.11 ...... ~., •• th1 1111M11l1. ' '"'\.OfiMINTS OF 010101 M. HOUnlN & SONS AND HAl'flY ..... n l•lt,.cilll l'ow11 01~1l 1''""h e W1l\1• a l •• lftc .• St l•1 At•"'• .. . . . Tho bulldin& la of con· te mporary 1tyllng, the m•· jor porUon being one -story In helel)t. Tho two-stnry part of the 'structure houses tbe execuUve offlces of the Vilt· number o1 County projects, LaW'a Davlslon. 14 ofl lncludinl the recoostrucUon eocq Me1a wl.U be com· of Hollywood Bowl ; and peUnc; with over l,COO other[ many educational projects, soutblaDd retldents ln a several tor the 11ew UC domestic arts competltion at IrvlDt CJmpus. At present the Ust aonual Los Anceles l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ the Orm Is working on the County Fair. ln1 Co .• formerly located ID Santa Alla. ln the 20 year1 tinct 81rnbeum firol loundod the Vlklni Co. J3 Covina , i {lrst phue of the MedJcal U her entries are winrUnc Sur1e F'aciIJty al UC!; a material, the bol<ed IOQds recreation buUdin& for a will be displayed \hrOuahout rosldonUal pro~ In .Uuu, the fair In Ibo h..,. domellic and ottier1. arti exhibit. • The Great No. Orange CoosYs 1 Poper! ' l "' ' " , ~-_,.--,-------...._._____ ----. , •• DAILY 'JLDT 1 Ro.wel l, N.ltl. Garden Homes Offering Indoor-outdoor Living Desert Town A new California tiend In rev.>lullonary home designs wall hrdes · the front _yard sliding glass doors , and by exceptional window 1pace in housina:, indoor-outdoor Uv-which feature exten.sive use from the 1treet and from 1mall private garden areas the kitchen deilgn. ing for every room , is at~ of walls of glass and sliding nelehbors, th"ire Is no looger separated by a wall of glas1 Deane Garden Homes are • .1 doors opening from virtually any need to p!.M. the pool at from the master baths priced rrom '27.~ ror a tracting tbe attenuon o( every room to the garden or the back of the lOt unle11 tbe New versions of the ex· two-bedroom a n d con· both builders and t he patio areas. The ex-family wams if. there." elusive Deane 8 rot h e r 1 vertible den model to '32,950 Alive Again general pubUc at Deane traordinary openness in the Additional yaTd space Is Garden Klichens which in· tor a two.story, f o U; r .. Garden Homes l.p Hun· patio houses ts possible gained by p\acln& one wall troduced the indoor-0t1tdoor bedroom model. All utilities tington Beach, accor.ctlng to because privacy has been of the house on the lot line living concept to the are underground. Th e Robert E. Hardesty, vice created by encloslng the en· 'which permits doubting the kitchen·Ratto area are In all home:s are located o n president and director of tire yard behlnd walls rang. sideyard space on the op· four plans being offered at Bwbard Street in Hun• llOSWELL, N.M. (UPI) -sa.id Qlamb6r ol Commerce marketing for the buiJders tng from 71h: feet to nine Teet posite side, he pointed out. Deane Garden Homes. They lington Beacn and may be Two .Yee.I'J ago, they sald Manager Frank Kaufmann. of the unique new form o{ in heigtlt. The indoor-outdoor living feature telescoping pas•· reached by driving the San· thb ·to*O ·was goiilg to dle. Mayor Gail Harris put it housing, Deane Brothers, ''The new freedom to use atmosphere is accentuated thru windows in gold·anodiz· ta Ana or San Diego •·"Some folks evea said it~. stronger: "Even the civic Inc. all or the lot as the family in the De.ane Garden Hom es ed rrames between the Free w a y s to Beach would turn into the first club~ went broke that year He reported that scores of chooses is exemplified by by the addiUon of interior kitchen counter .and ad· Boulevard, south on Beach Wutern &host town since selling Christmas trees." building took in more~ c h builders have visited the the placement of a swim · courtyards open to the sky jacent patio service bar. Boulevard to Ad a m 1 Wac" kl War U. . ,. It illl began about 8 month than they needed to pay f development, many coming ming pool In the front yard and accessible from the liv-Abundant light in the kit-Avenue, east on Adams to It waa a ud Chrutmas, before Olrisbnas 1 g 6 5 the buildi'ng'. · from northern California at one of the model homes." ing room-dining areas and chen area is assured by Bushard and south to the Vr'ben, ttie Delena~ Depart: "At times, people hav a and out.of-state, to see the he said. "Because the high the master bedrooms via luinlnoos ceilings and the models. inetit announced it was tendency to create their o nl-;:==============-======================================:; going to shut down Walker economic monsters," K (.\ Air Force Base at Roswell. rnann said. "Whal hap lllA OFFICIAL Dean Hanson Elected BIA Sales Chief The -announcement meant everybody 5tarts pul,ling the toss of $1 million 8 They're afraid. Then month to the town in feder· have an economic stand f al pa)'l'Oll ·alone. and nobody get& anywtlere ' 1ben sever.al major oil Kaunnann puts a lot r production eompanie5 said credit for the town's they · 'llrere moving offices boundiQg, on advanced pl from Roswell to Texas ning. where taxes were more "The first thing we favorable and where was develop a lll.nd-use pl mergers were co mm 0 n . Co rthe base," he said. " Another $1 million a month knew where we were goi them." , down the drain. Then local cotton farmers By the time the July 1 and cattle feeders in this total phase-out date arrive last year, Roswell had pa~ lush farming va!ley an-ed the way for more than nounced they had been dozen new small industrie caught in the tight money to take its place. Forem~ squeeze a!ong with 1he rest was Eastern New Mexir.. of the country and were u · · whi h -:i going to cut back their big ntversity, c · w a ' scheduled to operate 1 operations in 1966. multiple education facilit For the tow n of Roswell -for high school graduates i 60,000 persons stuck in the the old base building. middle of the New Mexico On other parts of the bas de6ert with the neattst came the Lon g horn large city about 200 miles Manufacturing c ·o. . a away -times couldn't have fir e works manufacturer' been more bleak. employing a b o u t tool Already the town was fill-persons. Pan A me r 1 ca n ed with emJhy h o u s e s World Airwa ys began pilot because the Ai{ Force had training on the base's long, ·closed a dozen Atlas Missile concrete runways. Avionic I Sites that ringed the city the Enterprises Inc .. employing 1 W. Dean Han 5 0 n • year before. And ttlere were about 100 persons, located m a n age r of marketing, rumors that the artesia n its electronic plant i'n one of Deane Brothers, I n c . , wells that provided the the abandoned m i 1 i tar y , Newport Beach, has been farmers and ttie city with buildings. And there are 'I elected 1967·1968 president water were going salty. more. of the Sales and Marketing \Vhat happened? "When we heard the base I Council of the Building Last year, a reC(lrd crowd was going to close, we Industry Association of attended the Eastern New thought we were going to California. Mexico State Fair at Hell in a handbasket." said ' Hanson succeeds John Roswelt. And the Junior auto dealer Cllarlie Fowler, Martin. president of John Livestock Sale at the falr, leaning casually on a sparkl- Martin Associates, Newport generally supported b y ing new sedan in his Beach. businessmen ' in the com· showroom. ''l guess it just munity, had a near record takes a little work , a little Other new officers of tile sale. promise and faith in the sales and marketing group There are other crazy future, and a whole lot of \ are Michael L. Tenzer. vice statics too: Bank deposits get-up-and.go, but darne:d if 1\ president and director of are up $5.4 million over two J don't think il was the best marketing, Larwin COI]l· years ago; savings and thing for this town when pany, Beverly Hills. first loan assets are up $1.1 that base closed .down.'' , vice president; Richard F. million. A YMCA fund drive A Jot of people i.n Roswell , , Russell, residential sales a i m e d a t 1 ta I I i n g are beginning to th i n k ' manager M2Cco Re a 1 t Y foreclOEiure on a n e w Charlie may be right. Company, Newport Beach,----------------------! second vice president; W. E. Mitchell, general sales m anager. Deane Brothers, Inc., Newport Be a ch , secretary; and W i 11 i am Schulz, vice p r e s i d e nt , Pageant Realty Company, treasurer. Hanson, a native of Min· llf:sota, is a charter member of the Sales and Marketing Council. He came t o California from New York where he w&oS an ed itor with Oxford University Press and served as a marketiilg executive witti two other major Southern California builders before joining tne Deane Brothers organiza- tion. He is a graduate of the University of. Minnesota l'U Sales and Marketing Council is an ~onal arm of ttie BIA rned with determining anges in consumer attitudes a n d perfecting real estate sales techniques. Lyman Joins Sales Force For Holstein Roy Lyman, harbor area resident since 1942, has joln· ed the. &ales force of George M. Holstein and Som' Bluffs development in Newpcirt Budt. it v.•as announced this week. John Sellens, head of Eastbluff Realty, who directlfl sale1 at the popular- above upper Newport Bay community, revealed that Lyman W'Ollld be an active member of the Bluffs 141tes force in the new untt of the med i terr anean styled homes, as well M resales in the Eastbluff area. Lyman. a western repn!sentative for a la.rRe manufacturer for lfi years, joined the BluUs or&aniz.a· tlon u 1eneral ma.nater of th• development four ye.arc .,o. He lfvel In the Blu!fs wllll hi.I wile. Vlrglnl1 . 11t11ia~ Lyman, Sellens polntfld Out that the new unit would once again require a larger crew and ex· pe.rienced crew who would be able t.o explain the 1d· vanta&u and know the com· plet.e -Y ol tho unique cOMJnUlllcy. ' ' ~ "811fCID CIP·ISTUND~ Land of the Dons UNSPOILED, SECLUDED 2'!. to 3 acre rancho sites amid the great oaks of Cleveland National Forest Deep in the areat oak region of the G:ltjeland National fOfest lies a 300-acre island ol rolling bills, warm valleys and grassy glades known u Rancho Capistrano. Vast reach« ot the National Forest recreation area scrctCh in every d irectioo, a Govcrnment·owncd bufrcr against population and com- mercial encroachment. Rancho Capistrano will belona to just JJJ owners, in /•e 1imple. Each of the 2• to 3 acre sites is cle•red •nd accesaible to utilities and grMlcd road. Ancient Spanish oaks still stand ou most of the 1ites. This private preserve, once 1old, c•n never be duplicated. At Rancho C•pistrano you11 enjoy assured seclusion for an jnfinite future, the beauty ot two private, ltl'Canl·fcd laket, a temperate yeaN'OW>d elim1tc at 3J())ft. elevation, and » Jninute accics to cxiat8J recre- llloo • l..liw>a.. lluo Pein~ San Clemente, •nd Newport Beach. Only 23 scenic miles . , from San Ju•n Capistrano. R•ncho Capi!lrano sites •re priced from SS,000 to Sl8,COO, terms 10~ down, 15 years. Pleasant Sc,nit: Dr1\·e: From Sa n Bernardino, Riverside : Riverside Fwy. south, Hwy 74 west. From Co rona : Hwy 71 south. Hwy 74 west. Or drive to fabled Mission San Ju•n Capiito trino, then eut on Hwy 74 & follow 1i1ns. You'll be we lcomed! • ----' ' -I I ...,,. _,_ \ll'"" ..... --~-~ -.=.. - Write.for -hu. m ..... ted bn>chun:. lllfCID CIPISTlllD ..... ~S70 Cunpu1 Drive, Suite 2, Newport Bcacb, Calif. 91irll0 ~ <;1•)~7MJ ~ •• ·c:rhelast W a great' idea The new Garden Home• idea has been so popular that mo re than 100 have been sold since the first of this year. Now we only have about a dozen left. The idea of enclosing 6,000 square feet of lot within am foot privacy wall then moving the house all the way to one side, so you have one big side yard instead of two wasted ones was a great idea. But then we added those fabulous Inner patios ... and the best Garden Kitchens• ever •. , ? Perhaps it was too much of a good thing. Better not wa it any longer. neane GaRnen Homes l and2410fypilnl, 3 lllld4btdroomt, $21,995 to $32,995. Our Rut Estala SllYl<ll Ind Tfld1lltpartrntnlClll11-10U 1-to UH '100' pmont "-for your daft J111111111t. · Modll• open 9:00 •.m. to &:00 p.m.; llltt by 1ppolntm1n1. Phollt: (714) 9112-4401; T1k1 th1 S1nt1 ~ Fl'MWIY to l rookhurst, .Outh "'Ad1rno, lhtn rf&ht. Or t1kl Colol Hi.,,,..y lo IMIDkhurot, 11!1 on lu1h1nl, to Ad1m1 • -clMllM tQteftM -.I ..... HerM •N IMkil fllUb fll 0.M trot,._ kftnUt.tflllJbi flllllvttlw.,....... O..,.,....•lwal'apaa/.,,.._•A•l 181 JflC 't All M '1 •Olo.,.sU..•410t lhll--.M..,..,...._Clll1 :••C9'Jt ••.,_..1...-.i• i ·') ' . . 11 I I I ' I • , • • • 0.ULY Pn.or "' NEW )'ORK STOCK EXCHANGE • WEEKS -AND YE 'S IDGH,-LOW,-CLOSE · ' • AMERICAN-STOCK EXCHANGE ' ., • S.twdq, ...... J, 1961 IWLV PILOT t WE~.S AND YEAR'S IDGH, LOW, CLOSE -... 1 Over-the-Counter Listings for Friday, August 2, 1968 " ' I " 1 I I I I 1 • • ' ' JI DAILY PILOT Boro8e0pe • • OPEN DAILY 10.10:· SUNDAY 10·7 • • • -·- Libra: Confusion Reports Need Action SUN., AUG. 4 By SYDNEY OMAllR "The wise man controls his d<stmy . . .A&trology points the way ." ARIES ('Mardi 21 -April 191 : Get busy with any travel or vacation plan1. Fine for writing, publishing, 1.dvertis.ing. Important to take initiative. Be original. daring. Be aware o f challenge, opportunity. TAURUS (April :ZO.May 20): Money discussion ap· pears on agenda. Question of how you handle other people's fin a n c e s is spotligllled. Be a good listener. Let others make proposals. Then evaluate, analyze. GEMINl (May 21.Jun 20): Mate or partner ex- presses desM"e for change , entertainment. break from rouUn . B e reasonable. Realize you also a-re due for excitement of discovery. Say yes. CANCER (June 21-July 221: Attention to apparent minor matters could result in major accomplishment. Koow tdlis act ac· cordingly. Be aware of details, subtle n u a n c e s • DEATH NOTICES SACHS Dr. Herm.nn K. Si th<. 11152 W..nt1r1k1, lrvl!'ltl. cMte ot dfflh. A111u•1 1. Sur· vl'fH by wl!e, Pe1rl, of !No homer ·-· Cl'larlts, of LOI AnNlt•r 11111 Robert, Hewt'OM lt1ct11 brotMr. lt•lph ~M. Hainokli\11 1!1ler1, Ttlile Kom- !n1,., Dlltrolh Allf\ll 1Klli. Dlllrolli S1dy1 Z1d<ln, Cain11K!l<:11t; I ncl ltlrH ••tnclChllClrtn. Servlc:t1, SllnoU'f, 1~ Noain. !n th• CllePtl I I ... clllc Vltw, wllh 1t1w. Fr1nci1 MCOl11h oflk\111"9. lt1!ermenl, P1clllc VltW M1ITIOl"l1I P1r•. OlrKIKI by P1<:!llc Vltw Mori• lla<Y. lULLER Frl l'lk l r1nclt. IUI Wol$ain, LI -I lffcfl. 0111 of dHth, A1111111I 1. Slit• ••veil b'f wltt, Ewe J. Miller. of 1111 home. SlfvlU., Monell•• I PM, In lhll U>IPtl 11 PKllk \lltw. E"lomltmenl, Mt11i.oitllm ot !Ill P1cillc. Peclllc Vltw M-111 P1rll;. Olrci;IH b1 PI C+t!C Vltw Mort111rv. CHLARSON ll:kh1rd L. UlHlri.°'1. ~ Ch1pm1n .IYt •• ~ttnton. Survived bY writ, Col- lttnt A. Ctll1r..,.i; '°"' Alc111rd, Jr.; o1u9nl1r, Vlr9lnlt Jordon/ tncl IWD ~r•nelcflilclrcn; 111ffr't, b1bellt tnd lo11 CJ11tnon, 1;:01111 Mulltr, ltulth 11'1vl1n 1nd Llllltn 01111. S.r'fic.M, lel· unWy, J PM, Peek F1mlly Clliainlt l "11n1r1I Home. TERLAU MIMl<t I . Ttrlt u ..... W. lftll II., C._ 11 MUI. $\lrvi'fecl by _,, Will\lm Gtr- l1ncl ; ""er1nclcfliklren 11111 two lrw.tt· 9r1nddlllclr1n. s.trvlCl'I, MQnd1y, lt:JO ,.,.,,, p-l'tmUy Cokln"I Fun1r1I KEPLER JOMoh KtD~r. 1221.1 LhlP<nt n ...... , vtrOt.n CtrO¥•· .:wrv1ved by neohew, ltn Ann1nn. i.ervlcn, MOndeY, I PM, t'ftll F1mll1 Colon .. ! Fu11tr1L Hllfl'll. HUGHES .-,11<1 H~thtl. !22) ~. Townac!ICI, S.n11 "111. $.Urvlved by 1on, WIYl'lll B. Hutll- WI, w 1111in11on: '"" oS1ueMer, Heltll H. Foru, Slnt1 .Int. Service., Main· dlr. 11 AM. Sell 8roeitw11 C11t1>1I. lnltrmenl, How1rd, K.1ni.a1. D•r1c1ect br Sell Broeltwtl' Mortu1ry, 110 lrOIO- way, Cc.sit Ml!w. FRINK 81rtar1 Louil ~ronk, 21f l rtntwood 51~ CDfll /vlf•I . $"'"'"ed by hulbtncl, ~lhJ Paul 0-nn~: Hvt M>nl. l ed, llm, Jerry, lOOY 1•1<1 Tll; brot~er1, 1o1011ert. Tom, Curlll Jr. 1ncl Rlch1rd. Str'fltt1. Monday, ! PM, PrtJbyltrltn Cllurcll OI the Convent nl. Co1t1 MKt, ln1t fmtn1, ll:Dll Hlll1 M1morl1I Ptrk, Whltl!u . Rtw. Wert..., G. Studtr, ofilclt nl, 0 1•· oc1ot11 by 11n lrl»CI••• Mortu•rr. no &rot<l-r, Cotta Mew. BOUDREAU lnbtllt louclrH u, 161' NewPGrl l lW., Cool• Miu. 5urviwd by dtutllltr, H•• .. 8111<1r, ChlCl tD. ~.rvl<••· w .. 11U41y, IO .IM, ltH Bra.0-l' CtllPll. lntt,,,......t, Htrt<ir Aul Memorlt l P orll. Dirt<:~ by 8tll lrotdWt W MOrlutrv. 110 lroaOw1y, Cottt MHt. HOFFMAN C1ntl'll1 Jt'N,..n• (C'fnl•l Hol!mtn, .191 1s. d '" Q.tk 5t., Coal• Me1.1. Surv!'fed b'f mother. Mn. Evt Jo Lii· t\lloh11 1 ftlller, Geortt a. HotfrNn1 NIWPO!'f 1e1Ch: two br01h1r1. w11111m Holfm1n Jr. end J tinH l !tllflolln. Coo- " Mt1.11 1l•ler. And•et l ll11tlOlln; P1ltrn1! t flndDtn!l\1$, Mr. t nd Mro. .1. c . Holfm.tn. L0119 8e1cl'I: m1!1r111I 1r1ndmo.,,.r, Mrl. Htrel F•ll, C•lt Mew. ~rvlce1. Monday, 1 PM. Weit· clllf Cl'llMI. v:11t1lion, 1 lo ' PM, Sll'llnlt r. F1mlly 111'""' trlOH wl111- ln1 10 mtkt ,.,..morLtl con!rlbullcnl or ._llon1 • ..,..,. mike lllom 10 Ille city at HOPe. Wtllcllff cn1ptl Mor!u1rr , "'"91. 01 ... ctofl. BALTZ MORTUARIES Coron• del 1\-!•r OR 3·9450 Co1UI Mes• BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway, Costa ~1e1a LI 8-3433 PA CIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery ·• MortuUJ Chapel 250CI Pacific View Ort\•e Newport Beach, Callfonila "4-%lot PEEK FAMILY COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME 78'1 Bolu Ave. W-1uler 19W5%1 SMITB'S MORTUARY '-UI JbJa SI. Huda,...B<adl LEMUI WESTCLIFf' MORTUARY m E. 1m 81., C.ota Meoa ··- '• . Neighbor ask! favor ln con· nectioo with trip. LEO (July 23 · Aug. 22): Good lunar aspect today coincides w ith romance, dwlnce tor greater aeU..ex· press.ion. No time to hold back; plunge Uito acliviUes.1 ---------------~.;..;;;;;;;;;;o~;;;;;;;;;;;;~iiiiii:::.;; ~-::;·::.i::!'.i".' , ..... SPECIAL PRICES FOR AUGUST 4 10 a.m. t 7 WHILE QUANTITIES LASt VIRGO (Aug.23-Sept.22):1 ----------------0_._p._m_. __________ 1 Attention cent.en around home base. Stick to familiar ground. Utilize i n n a t e qualities of analy1i1, discriminatiOn. Pic\c th e best. Highlight quality. Do your entertaining at home. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 22): Confusing reports require your patient ac.te n ti on . Tendency is . for others to take dire view. Know this - and wait for all tiact.s. Don't make premature judgment. Welcome visitor. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov 21): Your ctlance to succeed is enhanced. 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One who .appeared disi~terested displays en· \...' thumsm. ru._..,,_,_ ' SuHday Only MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE COTTON CASUAL SHIRTS Our Reg. 1.39 99' Charge It neck 11hirts in cool comb- , ,,. ed cotton. Solids, ring· tail ed stripes. Men's 11ize1 /' S·XL. I ~ ~ 'I l . •Wif&i*lttW'.0.J LADIES JAMAICA SHORTS PISCES (Feb. 19-Marcb . 20 ) Cooperate in c<>m· SOFT SIDE ZIPPER LUGGAGE munity projects. Key is ex· 1 Our Reg. l.38 & 1.58 LOO SuHday Only .. pansioo. Don't accept status Out" Reg. 19.87 5. ~~ quo. Strive for ad· Per vancement, improvement Su1aday Oraly • Piece Excellent for en~rtaining Soft sid.e, zipper closing luggage, Black Watch or boss, o~er superior. Talk Wine Watch plaid patterns. Choice of 14" Train about vital pro1ect. C 21" 0 · hl c 24" T · t IF TODAY IS YOUR ~e. . vern1g ase or ~ur1s case. BIRTHDAY you have ex· Lightweight, easy.to.handle. Charge It. ecutive qualities w h I e hl!!"•-=m .. ..,_, __ Cll.,....,.,W,.....,,..,m..,.•'""11 could carry you to the top. You are now finishing a cy· c\e. You are frank. al time1 overly blunt. Learn to mix yOOr determination w i t h diplomacy. GENE R AL TEN-. DENCIES: Cycle high fur SAGITTARIUS, CA P R J. CORN, AQUARIUS. Special word to SCORPIO: accept added responsibility. Pro· motion is due. To 111111 out wr.o•1 lucky !or YIHI In montY 11111 lo'fe, orl$ff $ydney Omtrr'1 llookl•t, "Secrfl Hinh lor Men 11111 WIH'!Wn." 5'1111 blrllldtl• 11111 JO ct ln1 lo Orn1rr .l•troloty 5ecrthi. IM O.llLY t PILOT. ao~ l'I•. Grind C1111r11 511· tlon. New York, N.Y. 10011. ,.;JSZt:mr; County Ad Oub Wins Top Honors Orange County Advertis· Ing Club delegates returned from the American A d v e r t i sing Federation Convention in P o r t 1 a n d recently with four first· place plaques won in the an· nual club activity com· petition . 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OUT.,_ Plastic Covers . ~ Cl1f1t ll1t1P •ht • Jf11• 1"JN 1111 • CUfl · In Cieen Color! 1.19 .• SPRAY Roll-on 8SC 1.M 6&c 1AI 23tL 7 tL Sitt s'111 1 ·-·-· "Th I" riHUTONI erma Bed · Blanket ' . --~ .... ·i AH purpose b!Wet made for yur 'touft• ••• tiny 1ir ctlls "r11ul1t1"' lemperifilre cllinge, Oloos1 fro111 1s-12IH" softedsoll4ailors' wit• m1tchi~l 2 98 1e1t1t1 billllio,c. , • (' _,. ~ I ~· .• l. ·1 .; .... ~·A'.,. . . " .. ~~·" . . ' ,· J • ' . •• . . . __.. S."""'1, •• l, 1968 Intermission Kids Take Over At HB Playhouse By TOM TITUS As both of you faitpful readers may have nQticed, our vacation is over and we're back at work trimming. the Orange Coast's theatrical grapevine. And the first order oI business is to clear the desk of a few items that collected there over the past three weeks. First up is a postcard from Tony Brandt, clown prince of the coun ty's community theater directors, wbo'S stretching his vacation to 14 months. Tony and his family debarked in Southbampton. England, two weeks ago and are now motoring around Europe. The Brand.ts are due in Rome around the first of September where Tony will try to mix business with pleasure by taking a few roles in those bloody Italian westerns that are striking back at America for "The Untouchables.'' et al. Brandt, a '',traveling director" who staged pro- ductioru: for the Laguna Playhouse, Lido Isle Players, Fullerton FooUlghters, Tustin Playhouse and Rancho Community Players after a year at the helm of the Anaheim Playhouse, will be back on the local circuit next September, just in time for the 196~70 season. * * * The Huntington Beach Playhouse won't be entirely dark this summer. The 'Virginia W oolr Opens In Long Beach friday ''\ly1io's Afraid 0£ Virginia \Voolf." Edward A I bee• s prize winning drama. opens a three-weekend run next Friday. Aug. 9. as the se· cond production of Long Beach's new Forum XI llleater. The contemporary American classic, which details a se<:oring, liquor· soaked night in the lives or two Eastern college in· structors and their wives, will be presented for six perfor"rnances, Fridays and Saturdays through Aug . 24. Directing tl1e A I b e e drama is Ellen Kenworthy. who :;taged the first pro· duction of the Forum XI group, "The Odd Couple ," a few months ago. Playing the 511.afTing roles of Ge<>rge and Marlf:ha are Ed Cotter and Darlene Chaf· fee. Dick Johnson will por- tray the younger man, Nick , "·ith De Ann Cotter appear- ing as his wife. Honey. Reser vat i on s fOT "Virginia \Voolf'' may be obtained by contacting the theater at (213) 432·9229. The R}ayhouse is located at 8l5 Locust Ave . in Long Beach, on the fiftti floor ol Morgan 1iall. FCOSTAMdA "'"'" ox SOUTH COAST '""" .. L&ZA THE&TltE mRPOllAllON Sin Dl•ao frHWly at Bristol • 546-2712 Now IOX OFICE OPEN WEil OAYS 6:15 SATURDAT a11ll SUNDAY 12:30 SUGGESTED FOR MATURE AUDIENCES I SANDY DE.\'NIS: KEIR DULLEA· A.\'~E HEl'\\'OOD-, A5 UUll M.AACH •, ' ' AfM H•ley Miiis 111 "THE FAMILY WAY" In Color i ..,-.. - Bob Hope Appeal Ageless • • Completed After Death New Jayn,e Mansfield Movie Coming Br VERNON SCOTr HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - The anniversary of Jayne Mansfield's death In a Louisiana automobile crash a year ago passed unnoticed in the town that gave her fam e, headlines and tragedy. But next month memories of the blonde glamor girl will be jogged by the release of a movie in which wbe was Working (on-and-oU) at the time of ber death. Producer Mike Musto will open "Single Room , Furnished" in Phoenix: as a test market. with me In September ol ture himself. Now he must 1966," Musto aald, "but she walt to see whethq the bad another commitment in public -or even the bun. October. We s t o l> p e d dreds of people she knew in shOQ,tiog untU February of liollywood -.are interested 1967. in see1ng Jayne Mansfield "There were problems, ;::;o;;n;;e;;lll;;s;;t;;Um;;;;e;;. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ii and we had to stop pro-rr duction again with five key ... • I '.a.ND AT 7:SS ONLY scenes to film. She died in JlW.e before we could finisb I .. R the picture." 3?.'".... IJIZI -Asked why he had delayed ~ _. releasing the picture for FIRST RUN . -: -=-more than a year. Musto said Miss Mansfield owned Derl• O.y • ltoa..rt Marte I 40 ·percent of the profits and "Where W1,.. You When ' that this participation in the The Lights Went Out?" film was thrown ioto the ''"' estate. 'No W1y To Tr11t 1 L1dy' "The estate was such a With -·----- ' Jf the film is well receJv. eel, Musto will show the pie· ture in theater& across the cowttry. He says, "Jayne proved she was really a ·fine dramatic actress lo tbiJ pic- ture. AU she needed was a chance to prove ber ability. STAR IN DEATH? Jayne M.nsfield mess that J had to wait," he Rod Steiger • LM. Remick explained. "Then I had to [1;,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~[ rewrite and reorganiz.e tbeJ ~ picture ~o it would m~ke rHE MOST BEAUTIFUL THEATRE IN AMEltlCj SHARP II you're • 1h1rp tr11d1r, u1• fh1 DAILY PILOTS f1mou1 Oim11-A-Lin1 cl1111ifitd 11d1 S•t· urd1y1. M11kt • b11tttr cl111l ••• wh11thor yow'r• bwyl119 or 111Uin9. "Nobody was willing to give her an opportunity. Most of the men in her life Bill Cosby . Show Slated 3rd BIG WEEK EHDS TUESDAY l"t'fllJttt-4:45 M.tinM Sat. & Sun. 2:30 P.M. "" "Young Americans" FREE PARKING Fri., Set .. S.11. Mo11., THL ll't 7 ,.M. JULIE ANDllEWS MAll'Y TYLEll MOOllE CAllOL C ti.AN N 1 N G JAMES fOX AND DO.rllfana ~~ ~) just took advantage of Jayne." Less than a year after her death, two of Jayne's ex- husbands M i c k e y Hargitay and Matt Cimber -remarried. At the time of her death both proclaimed their undying love for the actress. Tbe big pink mansion with heart-shaped swimming pool and bath tub on Sunset Boulevard is for sale at $275,000. No takers. Her estate still has not been un.Nlveled. Hargitay, Cimber and the children have received various sums' of money, according to Musto. "Jayne began the picture THE LUXURIOUS NEW 1Al1$A THEATRE llOMI 01 IOCllN• CIWI IOGll I 70! UST BAlltlA ILY!l. \.' '\l,IALIOA P[NINSllLA· •73·4041~ • CHllO WITH PAllHT ONl'f • Child With hrflt 011ly e Ope11 Nlfhtlr 6:45 e NOW-ENDS TUISDA'f' 5 ACADEMY AWARDS l11cl114111t BEST PICTURE BEST ACTOR sense without the mlssmg scenes. Actually, it is now told in three different stages. "The story is about the life of a prostitute. When I announced J WEIS go; .. '! lo make the picture Jayne pleaded with me to play the lead role. "She gives a warm, mov. ing performance." Musto financed the pie-(8 • i}!iij I ii ct-tt ~ .... -~ fB .... ......., ....... 142 ... 717 Wertd War 11 (""'*'JI ,..,, ...._. •c..., ''THI SICllT WAit OF HAllY Fllff" C!Mlr11tft Hn!M e COLOll "'WIU ,INNT" tr•1 A W°'*"'I WW.I Dllflll Ml"" • c ... tlfllllll: "AROUND THI WORLD IN 10 DAYI" e Celor Show~ Ollty Ollce Ill 1:11 DOUI McCIU!"I JUI $1. Jloh• '"THI llNG"S PllATI" -Cal.Oil ----•I 11.-MIMM ,.,. Adltlht lllclleN WN!Mr'll Htllrt l'lftdl "MADIGAN" e Coler cunt ••• ._. • COLOll "FISTFUL OF DOLLARS" Wh" NN Y ... k llC.ml I '""" """ Otril Ollr ll•lllft IMrM "Wt.ere Were To• WIM11 TM Lltlits Wo11t Out" Allx c ... d • COLOll. "A MINUTI TO ,U.Y, A SICOND TO Dll" -·~ Tiit L1111t11 111 Tiii Yttrl Jtd! Llltn-Willier Mlllll .. '"THI ODD COUPU" C~er llOll SN..... e COLOll. ''NO WAY TO TltlAT A LADY" Always frH P1rkin9 Weekdays-6:45 P.M. ~ f8 EXCLUSIVE [))ris Day·Robert M~ ·Terryilxlmas · P.itrick O'Neal R at ADAMS. COSTA MESA. PHONE 546'31() STARTS WEDNESDAY, AUG. 1 ACADEMY AWARD WINNER THE ,, -&RADUATE ANNE BANCROFT and DUSTIN HOFFMAN KATHARINE ROSS DAILY 1-l-5-7-t-11 P.M. BlaT DIRICTOfl,-MIKE NICHOlS \ '···· ................ . THE ,, -&RADUATE ~\_ Tf:Ot«Xl(Jr' PNUNWr .............. ,."'" ...... ENDS TUESOAY , Al10 Don Knoth in I ' • t ·.· • • •• I • Ann Landers Adult Worried On Small Matters DEAR ANN LANDERS: For ceylng in the grog, }. will you please ltult wasting valdable • newspaper f:' s~ce 011 those fqutrrel>: _teena_ge ''.problem~." The "... kl<fs who write have a different ·beef every five min· c. _ utes-especiall.y the girls-they sound-as-if-the worUd ;. I .. • • ., • • ' Is coming to an end. I'll bet by the time their letters appear In print they have --------- forgotten who the clown was they were writing abouL Jn the past two weeks l 've read nonsense from a sitter wllo complained about not getting fed while on the job, a boring thing from a girl \Yhose parents fight all the time and a stupid request (or e cllCe for acne. You've also printed letters from kids whose frJends are shopllftll'a and smoke pot. Such letters should 'not get space in your column. It makes tb'e writer feel im- portant Please use your brains on the adults who need your help, Ann. The punks can manage f o r themselves. Besides, they probably don't lilten to you anyway:. -STEADY DEAR STEADY: Thanks for your pohal of view. Bere11 someone elle'1: DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm a teen reader who would like to make a request. Please, Ann, make sure there ll at least one teenage problem in your column every day. We teens , are faithful readers and 1when we · get passed over com- pletely we f"l very • let down, like ignored. Many teenager• have no one to confide in. Your col- umn is a wonderful place to unload without fear o f humiliation or em- barra11ment We also learn a lot from the kids who have made miltakes and written to say so. So please, Ann, pay more attention to us. We really need you. -TRUE BLUE TO YOU DEAR TRUE: J can't pro- mise, but r wW tey to . pabllall oae leeaap letter every day. Thanks tor your vote of confldeact. C 0 NF IDENTIAL TO WHY AM I MAD ?: You are mad because she denied 3 on Coast Get Posts Three Orange Coast residents have been elected officers of the Orange Coun· ty Chapter of S C 0 R E (Service Corps of Retired Executives), L. John Lee of Newport Beach,· founder and presi- dent of Aero Dynamics was e\ectest d:'4i'?'W.P i Samuel P. . s A. Davia ol Lo ..... l!llll . lCfilC et president and IOAe;ai manager ol El Monlo Of!tct F S d Supply u .d proaldent of Or ,. Ull. ay w .. t 00111 Lu1111 e Manul1cturlllf Colnpany, 'lbe Ret.&ed o ff 1 'c e r ,. • wil named Vice chairmen: As!IOC!atlon lllld 1he Of. and 'lbonW M. Speoce' ll•o flct1'1' Wives Leaaue of of Laguna !Ulla, who held Orange County will bold a various enctnetrlne • n d · · f ad 1•· s speclalill pocta with the Joint pi(:ruc or u 14 un~ U.S. A1r Force, wa1 elected day •I W.E. Hll't Memorial , ... .ury.tnuum. Park, Orance. The orcani1etlonl1 Gamee and enlerl41lµDent oreanized to U1llt and wW heCin at 11 a.m. lllld oounsel the mana10meot of plcAlc luooh at 1 p.m. 11111an •.. ~--- Ticket. are $1.!50. ---~----·--- . For further informoa.tion and reservations contact Major C. A. Kre.uchi, MS· aaao or Ml"I. J.P. Aynes , 970· 1164. Kids Like to 'Ask !-ndy' • NOW SHOWING IH1-WAY3°9"'MitvE-l"I PIOllAM ITAITS AT '1111 PM wttt. "'"' ODD C9UNI' are Tiii OddCouple m-;.• · 1.mcK · m::l m Wirt' TO TREAT ALAD'f - QUEENIE By Phil lnt•rfancll It MART FISK MllPFL&A ClJA.ltANT&& 1,lftll•• Int ... ....... .•..... ................ .... ( ... '71 .......... .... tkM) """ N ...... ,.. ... o.. -........ ,..., , ...... ,..11..-. .... on •• ••••• •• =--- • IUINA , •••• ,, •• Ll111•lt1 A••· •• v.n., VI•• u ...... , I • -COITA MISA, 1200 H•rhor l lwd. •* Wi11ot1 141·201l tA~A ANA. l•oo ldl1111r •* lrhttl 14 .. fUJ I LEGAL NOTICE C.tlLY PILOT . J:J LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE --W c ...... '"-'tit - ' I I • J • ,.~. .. .... ., .. .,.., .. ,,, ... Viet Cong Charley Lacking in Marlismanship "EDITOR'S NOTE: 1'11 II u 1e· count et Ror Gltasen from bli borpltal bed ln Japaa, one of the top atbfete1 to come out of Onnre Coooty while ptayloc fw Ganin Grove Hip Sebool. He Wal WOUl.dtd three d1y1 back Ju Vietnam . JAPAN (AP) -"Charley's a darn good fighter," 5aid Sgt. Roy Gleason Crom his tiospjtal bed. "When we got over there we underrated him. But now we've overrated him." Gleason's appraisal of the Viet Cong does not come from hearsay. In eight Vietnam months the 25 ·ye ar-o Id baseball bonus baby of 1961 has picked up a handful of medals, a fistful of Green Bay Has Starr A Shining CHICAGO fAP ) -The world-cham- picn Green Bay Pack.ere overwhelmed the College AU.stars 34-17 Friday night before 69,917 fans on the uneer- ing arm ci Bart starr, who threw three touchOOwn passes to Carroll Dale. The All-Stars, however, salvaged their pride by breakmg into the reor- ing colwnn for the first time after two years of shutouts. Jerry DePoyster of Wyoming k!cked a 22-yard field Coal in tile secood period and in the tbin1 the Afl.-stan: scored a toocbdown aft.er NCOW:Ziog a Green Bay fumble on the Packer :n. LarTy U<anka of Syraaise carrl<d fer :xi yards iD a series of rushes 8Ild then Gary Behan ol UCLA tossed to a collegiate arch rival, Earl McCullouch oI USC in the eod zone. With Greg Landry of Massachusetts in at quarterback for the All-Stars, the Colleg.i.?ins scored again in tile closing minut.es after marching from their 24 to the Packer 24 where Landry paued. to McCullouch on the goal line. The game was the first under the new Packer coach, Phil Bengtson. raa. ... .t.•111 ... Finl Downs :io 11 ftonlllnt rtnlap ltf toi Ptulnt1 "'"'"' 292 106 P11sa 1&-U-4 to.JI» X·R.nim Ytlll-12 I Pllf'tl :M2 '-4 Fllmblft Iott l I 'l'tnl• llt'fll!!Rd "° ll :OC -Rth1rn l'tnl"e doH not IMludt kickoff '""~ Norm Van Brocklin. the old pro, coached the All-stars. The Packers had been favored to win by three touchdowns. Sl:aJ'T's passing was so accurate that during one period in the first half of the game he threw 10 consecutive completions. He was forced to take to the air when the All-star defensive lirre proved exceptionally strong, Starr left the game after his third touchdown pass with a record of 288 yards gained on 17 completions in 23 attempts. Csonka was the best of the AU-Star runnina. backs and Ladry r;parkled in his cypearances at quarterback. Jerry Kramer broke a game record when he kicked a 47·yani field goal for the Packers in the last quarter, one yatd further tllan Lee Artoe of the Chicago Bears in 1941. The Packers showed ttieir cham- pionship mettle in the first six minutes of the game 2fter DePoyster put the pros in a precarious position by pun- ting 55 yards out of bounds on the Pecker three. Starr promptly dropped back lnto the end zone and passed to Elijah Pitts, who caught the ball on his 40 and galloped to the All-Star 26 where Freel Carr of Texas-El Paso hauled him do"'D· Donny Anderson and Jim Grabowski punched the line, Starr tossed a seven- yard pass to Anderson to carry to the one and Anderson carried over. The Packers marched 89 vards in 12 plays for a second toucbdoWn, scored by Dale -0n a 20-yard toss from Starr. The third touchdown of the first half took only four plays to cover 73 yan:ls including three passes by Starr. Agai~ the score was on a pass from Starr to Dale, this time for 36 yards. IC .... IY 0N111'1 1 17 II 10 -J.il 11311-11 f)PEN TENNIS ,SET FOR WS ANGELES LOS ANGELES -Open tennis Is coming to Loi Angtles. 'lbe wort!'a top amateurs and pro- feuionra1J wru cunpete in the Pacific Soutbwest National Open Hardcourt Tonn!a "-!OllOlilpe, Sepe. 14·22. at the Loi,. ADI"""' Tonnis Club and ti1c Sports Arma. Such proo .. Corolla d•l Mit's Rod Laver, Ken -.11. Denni• RolJton, and Pancho Gonzalea will compete for honor• -ead money -agamst the -ol Che .-,,., lndudlnc Arthur Amt, Ciak Gf'aebner, Ch a r I es PaureU, and: fhe Dutch sensation. Tom ()llker. - The tournament lJ co-sponsored by Ibo Ttmdr Pwons Alo4!. of Southern <lallConla and tile Loi Anceles Ti!t ' ~ pellets in his left hand Crom a claymore mine and a bit of lhrapnel In his 1ett Jeg. "Yes, he's a good Utue fighter," said the Garden Grove Infantryman. 1'But not as strong as be was. He's a pretty bad shot, too. Look how he missed me. lie's giving up in greater numbers because he's not getting r~o." O~faced. clear-eyed, modest, Roy Gleason is almost everyone's idea or the All·American boy. Bought by the Los'Angeles Dod~ers for $100,000 after graduating from high school, his pro. mising baseball career was in .. terrupted. 1S months ago by the· draft. Now he's aching to get back in Oops! WllAT DID I SAY? ~ Laurie Snedden, a 16-year-old cheer· leader for the Kansas C!ty Spurs ln the North American Soccer League, apparently !el • one slip Friday night. "Action" came in Kansas City a~ Spurs • were dropping 2·1 contest to St. Louts Stars. Cheer up Lau qc, it happens to the besl of us/ '• harness, expects to be out of the Army and in unUonn by the be11nnln_g of next season. Looking back on his months of com· bat -much of It tough and dangerous -Roy said: "I think it actually will help me when I get back. It has matured me mentally. One thing, m y legs ~e in good &hape from running through those rice pa:ddles." Though he-. was. a pitcher, the Dodgers signed him because of hJs high school batting average of .386 and because he had run the 100 yards in 9. 7 seconds. They concentrated on turning him into a swUch hitter. · He worked out with Salem in the Northwest League where he batted .270 ~nd hit Z1 home runs , then moved . on ~ Albuquerque in the Texas League. He hit .295 with Spo.kane ln the P•clfic Coast League and, slam~ med 26 home runs, led the J9gue in homen, runs batted in and total bases. He was called to the Dodgers just three ,days too late to take~pllrt in the World Series. He was drafted two days an.r ,bl• 24th birthday April g; 1967. Gleason landed in Da Nang as a privaie first class and for the next eight monthJ he had precious JitUe time to practice baseball "I threw a few grenades and tossed aroW\d an old ball in my spare Ume," he said. "My baseball lralnlng helped, particularly when Jt came to running, throwing Utose grenades and even dJvlng bead first when trouble started.'' Roy's toughest five days were from May 7 to May 12, the second phase of the New Year offensive against Saigon by the Viet Cong. By then a sergeant, the leader or a squad of 10 men, he found himself -almost nose.to-nose with the Viet Cong. "One time Jn a hooch (hut), .. he said, "we were firing on one side and Ch:artey was firing from the other." His company won both a U. S. and South Vietnamese presidential citation for ~tion in that period. Later, be moved with bls outfit - "The Fighting Falcons" of "A" Com· pany, 3rd Battalion, 39th lnfantry, 9th Division -to the Dong Tam area, near the Cambodian border. There he helpel,1 clean up Highway 4 which runs to Saigon,, was in contact every day from, mid-June to July 24 when be was wounded pursulng a Viet Cong. squad. "I didn't even know l was hit until l saw the blood," he said. "It was a tun. ny feeling. I thought it would be more: painful, but it just began to ache a bit. I wasn't thinking so mucb of myself BS about the rest of the squad. I wasn't badly hurt." Halos Gain Split With Red Sox Murphy No Lion, No Angel But a Very Tough Pitcher Sports Clipped ·Short fr1111 ttMi WINs of AP'/U" By EARL GUSTKEY Of "" OallY l"li.t '''" BOSTON -Tom Murphy doesn't look like a "lion." He doesn't exactly. loot: like en "angel" either, but he does look: like a very good pitcher. After the 22-year~ld. Ohioan had beaten the Boston Red Sox in Fenway "Pawk" belon 30,462 here Friday ni&llt. S.2, Angel &kipper Hill Rigney jerbd his thumb towards tile playm' locker room and declared: ''That guy i.a ooe of the young lions." You wouldn't peg Murphy as a rlsin1 major league baseball figure. He's. t:b:in. wears his black hair long and digs mod duds. His ensemble Friday evening featured a silk gold brocade Nebru jacket. In civvies, be looks like one of those dinky European film actors. But on tlhe mound he makes everyone lean forwiard and pay at· teution. Rigney, of course, is his No. l observer. He watched Murphy give up back-to- back singles to Mike Andrews and Dalton Jooes in the eighth inning o[ the first game Friday night. 'The ne>i:t batter was Carl Yattnelll6ki. Rig walked to the Mound, chatted briefly with bis young pitcher, and murned to tbe dugou~ MUillhy got Yu to fly out and Ken Harrelson forc- ed an infield out to end the inning. "I bad no intentions of taking him out," Rig said later. "!said to him, I'm not going to take you out, I just think we ouetit to discuM bow we're going to pitcb to Mets Topple Low Dodgers Even 'Lower' LOS ANGELES (AP) -Ron Swobo· cla and Jerry Grote hit run-scoring singles Friday night to help New York break an eightti-imling tie as the Mets handed the Los Angeles Dodgers ttleir Dodger Slate AU9. J Dod .. rs YI New York S:1111.m. KFI {UCll Aut . • Dod .. rs ¥1 liew York ! 11 :ll 11.m. KFI ""' AU'I. S Dodoers ¥1 Pltttbuf11h 1:ll l'.m. KFI IU31 ... ..... ' Dooer• vs P!lt-.bu•tll 7:5$ "·""· ICFI l"'I Au •• 7 Dodll«t YI. Plt!Mlur;fl 7:" o.m. KF I ..0 22nd loss in their last 29 games, 3.2. The 11ally helped Tom Seaver, 10.7, win a pitching duel from Don Sutton, 4·10. It was Seaver's filth victory in six lifetime decisions against Los Angeles. The Mets broke the l ·l 'tie in ttie eighth inning after Bud Hiam!lsion and Cleon Jones bit singles to drive Sut- ton fr<im ~ mound. Swoboda ead Grote followed v.·ith their RBI singles oil Hank Aguirre. Seaver survived an eightti • inning homer by Len GabrielsOD as the Mets soopped a five-game losing strak. LOS "-NO•l.•S ... tit.I P•r1<.,.,lb •O OO G1tiri.IM\, II • 2 J I wo .... 1 .. ct •OIO B..-r, " o 0 0 0 H•lltr, c J 0 0 0 F1tr1¥, rl l 0 • 1 NIW YORK •II r ti Ill H11"ftl1011, SI 5 1 J 0 Sl1hl, cl • 1 1 o CJMra,lf •11 0 Kr-I, lb 3 0 1 I Ch1rlt•, Jtl l 0 0 0 $wobod1, rl • o I 1 .. Grot1.e 3011 Cotllna, Jtl J I 1 O this next fellow {Yastrzemski)." In addition to a strong right arm Murphy teems to be also blessed with a healttly mean streak. After Rig's visit to the mound, Murphy seemed tougher than he was in the first inninJ. Finishing very A~t. 3 Al\9111 ft llosll:lfl lO!S/I 1.m. !CMPC (1101 AllV • .V.111 •t lkn!lvn 10:55 •.m. IWJ'C.17101 Auo. • _Af!Mlt:ifl W1lhlnston Il l l ;JS o.m. ltMl"C Al.Ill. 7 NINl1 ~ W1llllnttori 5!CICI 11.m. ICMPC (7!01 stronc, hi retired the side in order in the ninth. He s;'rugged off the very impressive win afterward, preferring instead to discuss the Nehru jacket. Of-the game, he would say only, ''I was lucky. They hit some hard shots right at our guys ." Murphy may be a young lion, but he's al.so a young 50ldier. He left after his six-hitter for several days of reserve duty in San Francisco. He re- joins the Angels in Washington early in the week. But, tadly, he leaves for six months Aug. 2.0. In the second game Friday night, Rick Clark battled the Red Sox on even terms until the sixth inning when his wild throw to third sailed into left field, allowing Yaz to score and giving Boston its lead, 2-1. Clark (now 1-11) departed and the Angels lost, 6·1. Today the Angels and Bosox go at it at 2 p.m. and again at 7:30. Sammy Ellis (8"6) and Ray Culp (7-4) go in the first one and Dennis Bennet (0-0) makft his first Angel start against Dick Ellsworth (9"6) in the nightcap. 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OAK.LAND -The Los Angeles Wolves meet the Oakland Clippers at 2 p.m. Swxtay in a crucial North American Soccer Leag ue contest. With the Wolves currently in third place, 15 points behind the Clippers, the game looms most vital i! the \Volves are going to overtake eith 03.kland or front·running San Diego. Also an important part of the game is the competition for the Governor's Cup, between Los Angeles and Oakland. The cup, donated b y Governor Ronald Reagan, will be awarded to the team with the most points at the .season's conclusion. .... .... .... CHICAGO -Ron Hansen, who pull· ed ort the first unassisted major Jeague .triple play in 41 years thi s week and hit a grand slam home run Thursday night, was traded by the Wasblngton Senators to the Chicago \Vbite Sox. He was swapped ror Tim Callen , a utiHty infielder. Both players were In their new uniforms Friday night when the clubs played in l'ttuwautee. NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. -End Art Powell, once a top pass·receiver in the American Football League, was put on the trading block Friday, the Buffalo Bills said. CHICAGO ·-George Archer eagled the la1t bole and Bobby Nichols holed a 65-foot putt and a 60-foot cbJp shot as each fired 66s Frid8y to tile for the se· cood rowid lead of the \Vestero Goll Open. Bob Stanton, 22-year.old Australian, and veteran Billy l\taxwell, 54th on the money ll1t with $18,008, also were late finishing to share second place with defending champion Jack Nkklaus. Romero Blancas and Miller Barber at 137. .... MEXICO CITY -An earthquake that struck Mexico City Friday fai led to do any damage to in.stallations already built or under construction for this fall's Olympic Games, a s}Xlkesman for the Mexican Organiz· ing Committee said. .... .... .... SOUTH ORANGE. N.J. -Top seeded I\tary An n Eisel, oo the brink of defeat three times, scrambled her way to the women's semifinals of the Eastern Grass Court Tennis Cham. plonshlps Friday, The men's favorite, Clark Graebner, also advanced. l\tiss Eisel eliminated Patti Hogan , a freckle faced 18·year.old from La Jolla, Calif .. 3.(i, 9.7, 11·9, after J\1iss Hoga.a three times had only to hold her serve .to l'in the match. Graebner, bis overpowering sen•e working perfectly, eWmiDated Bjaime Ftllol of Chile 6-3, 11·9. .... .... .... 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Miss \Vhitworth's three-under·par round at the 6,302.yard course put her two strokes ahead or 71s posted. by Marilyn Smith and Sandra Haynie. '· r I I • Nothing Like Bein~ Surprised LINCOLN. Neb. (AP) -Eadie \Vetzel o( the Lake Forest, tu~ Su·1m (..1ub surprised by smashing the world 200-meter freestyle record \\'llh 2:08.8 and Mark Spitz dethroned axJ.meter king Don Schoolander r~rid-.y night in the 18th Natlonat AAU outdoor swimming championships. t'he t>year.otd Miss Wetzel had a career best of 2:11.4 aod expressed aimazcment et her world record. "Gosh, am I surprised," she nld ... After l did 2:13.9 in the trials this morning I wu aLraJd 1 wouldn't even make the finals." She will be a high school junior tbJJ fall and lives in Wilmette, 111., near Chica.go. Htr split time was 1:03.7. Runntrup Debbie Meyer, 15, of Arden Hills Swim Club, Sacrament.o, C.a.Jif., also broke the worJd mart wlth her 2:09.3 and-wu leading with 1:02.9 after 100 metera. 1 They shattered tbe pendJng world mark of 2:09.5 by l4·)'i!ar-old Sue Pedersen of Arden Hll.IJ, 1et July 6 at Santa Clara, on ihe leadoff lei: of relay. Miss Pedersen ~ad a l :Ol.8 split that day. f\-1iss Pedersen dethroned world record holder Claudia Kolb of Siinta Clara In the 400-meter Individual medley in 5: 10.3. Miss Kolb was stcond in 5: tt.8, compared to her pending world mark of 5:05.4. Spitz. the 18-year~ld Slnta Clara, talif.1 high school graduate taking over Schol11nder'1 throne in world swimming, turned ln a 1:57.0 es Schollander slipped at the JOO.meter turn and was fourth In 1 :58.4. Canadian Ralph Hutton, in lane eight. was a narrow second at 1:57.1. Juan Bello or Peru, In laM three next to Spit?, was third et 1:57.7. J{ut. ton 5et a world 400 freestyle mlJ'k Thursday night. Gary J{all . a 16-year..old high school junior at Garden Grove. Calif., won the men's 400 lndlvlcluat medley in 4:48, compared to his pendJng world mark of 4:43.4. He edged Santa Clara's Greg Buckingham '"'Ith 4:48.2. "1 was Ught and I'm surprised I won ," Hall said. • ' 1 BUD TUCKER LOS ANGELES -Whatever take1 pla.ce In basoball In 1969, the greatest Y<ar !or conjecture In the bt1tory· el tlll p.,Ume wlU be 19118. Tbe whlsperlna and cosslJ>lo& and rumcirtnc. ot course, are caused by the fact fou.r expansion teams wW c:ommence operatlbn1 1n 1989. New te1m1 will burst upon Ult scene ln San Diego, Montreal, Seattle and Kansas Clty. All of--wbk:h will have to have mana1tr1, none of whlch has made anything resembling a taove to hire a pilot. You can drive yourself cruy attemptlng to name the man tor each job, but it helJ)I pass the Ume of day. Nobody knows for sure, of course, but the talk along the baseballl boulevard goes al follows . -r --..-~--=-- • DAILY PILOT i:S Connell ' Tops~ ••• Batting :~) na&I 1tltisUe1 have been releaatd !or th• Conni• M a c k basoball actlOll in °''"'' Ceu•ty, lnve~ Oruge Coul area toamll, r.oadlns C•••OJ Chevrolet, dlamplona wlll> a »I .-rd, wort Nike !,eP. "' (,40S) ao4 ~ Wlobrlbam (.390), Pat Cum• le~ tl>t Kaul· Iman" Breod Marina~ wltb a .:!67 averaao. pealed a 1$-lO .......0. Several names have been dropped on the table wtth regard to the San Diego spot, probably the most desirable of them all. The studenta of the San Diego situatron, however, hnve now narrowed the thing down to one man. l'Vo"e Otlter Tlla•n Pre•ton Tbat would be Pro1ton GomOI who ta C1?N•1l1 llnlahlo( out '8 contract 81 a eoacb wlUI UM Dodcen. Gom'e1 la a 10Ud baseball maa wbo baa a reputation as being aa e1ceU.nt tutor of yount pllyera. Aay expu1loa team hu to be younf ON TAP TONldHT -Orange County lnternaUonal Raceway has matched Garden <:;rove's Ray Alley, driver of the County's fastest funny car with Nelson <:frier's "Super Chief." The "Chief," driv· en by Steve Bovan of Pa.!adena, baa a best of 7.63 seconds and 196 m.p.b., ranking the Dodge Charger as Ill• n•Uon's qulcke•I charger. Alley recently took the tunny car Invitational with a low elapsed Ume of 7.88 second• and a top •peed el 190 m.p.h. * * * CWlltl ~ t»I) ••• 1 1 ' 1 .. 11 .. " ., ,. ·"· l)oo ~ "" ""' ••• _,,. in ill makeu.p. . Tben too, tt J1 thought Gome1 might help draw fan sup- port from South of the border. Gome1 mak~1 bis Mme la l\lexlco City. The most confa.tini issue -oi them all at the moment 11 i\lontreat. The flnanclal 1roup behind tbl1 operaUon ls slttlnl on a pile of franc note1 but little el1e bl the way of 11 nrganb:adon. . As this is written, the 'Montreal people are waiting WGrd from John McHale as to whether he will leave the com· missioner's office to bttome general manager of the Mon- treal club. 1 f McHale takes the job, it can be assumed one of his men will sign on as manager. Among McHale'a men would be Bobby Bragan who managed the Bravea when McHale was ID charge at Milwaukee. McHale alao likes the work of Gene Mauch who was recently uncotipled by the Philadelphia Phlllles. The quutlon is, however, whether Mauch wou\d care ~ operate in a dla· tant outpost the likes of Montreal. · ·• The new Kansas City club Is said to be loaning In the dh'.ectJon of Hank Bauer who was cut adrUt by the Baltimore .. ' Ofioles. Bauer has operated In Kansas City. in the past and is well liked ~ the town. . Que•tlo" ol Mo"eit One que1tloll migbt be Bluer'• 1aluy. Eipualoa teams have no parUclllar reuon to seek out hl&b salaried have no pa.rtleular realOD to ttek out b111t 1alar1ed men. They are aot really neeeuary ID tbe early bulldla& 1ta1e1. Bob Lemon, tbe Callforala Aasela' pltehlns coach, was prominently mentioned as a Kau11 City cudtdate but Lemon's slhlatlon baa chuted rather drutkallv. U h11 heeo learned that Aqel manl(er BW Rlpey w!U return to mua1e the Saa Fruchco Glutt, thereby creaUn• an opening with the Angeli. Lemon 11 very lliPJy thoagbt of by tbe An&el people and would anqUet1t1oaahly head tile llat of pC111lble 1ucce1son to Rigney. Jimmy Piersall wtiuld like nothing better to havt the The Seattle situation, which was earlier thought to be cut Funny Car Challenges Charger Garden Grove's Ray Alley, proprietor of Engine Muters Automotive and driver of the County's most rapid funny car Js looking forward to tonight's com- petition at Orange County International-Raceway. Raceway officials have matched Alley with the "Super Chief," the nation's quickest Dodge Charger and tr a c k record holder at Oran1e County. Owned by Nelson Carter, a full blood· ed. Indian from Tulsa, Okla., and driven by Steve Bevan (Puadena) thia car has recorded a best of 7 .63 secondl and 196 m.p.h. Gran Prix motorcyeles race on the 1.8 mile Orange County road race circuit Sunday. Time trials begin at 9 a.m. with the first race leaving the starting grid at I p.m. If Past W eel~ is Any Indication Triple Plays Become 'Fad' NEW Y 0 R K (AP) -seeing Myatt racing for Bill Wamb!ganss. ing gloved-hand catch. He The rare occurrence of two third, rushed down to se-Pete Kilduff, Brooklyn se· sa w KJlduff nearing third 1 I · tw d cond to get hlm. cond baseman, led off the and . Miller within a few tripe Pays Ln ° ays, one It marked the f'·sl and ""· lllth · · Ith · le d d I • ... ...., 1nnmgw &Wlg an y1r s t secony . of them unassisted, revived Iy time a baseball game has Otto Miller followed with a WambtgUUJ taued second, memories today of this most been ended by a unassisted single.' Clarence Mitcbell -doubling 'Kilduff, and then dramatic of d e f e n s i v e triple play. Dodger lefthander who had whet led to throw to first. baseball strokes. A more famou s una ssisted replaced Burleigh Grimes Insteaa he saw Miller stan- The Pittsburgh Pirates triple play occurred in the and a good hitting pitcher, ding there, with his to·ngue pulled a three-man triple 1920 World Series between took hi s turn at the plate. hanging out, utterly ~on. play 1n the fourth inning of Cleveland'!i Indians and the ?i.1itchell hit a ·shot' toward · fused. So he raced over to the second game against Brooklyn Dodge"l)' Th e centerfield thaat looked like touch f'I rs t for the Cincinnati Wednesday night P e r p e t r a to r was the a sure hit. · · unassis'ted triple play, one of 2' hours after Ron Hansen Cleveland second baseman, Wambsganss made a leap. the few in hi&tory . of Washington got all three-------------~------'----------- outs by himself against Cleveland. Prior to Hansen's feat, it had been more than 41 years aince the m a j o r leaguei bad aeen on e man mow down three men by hlmseU on a single play. The previous unassisted triple play had been made by Johnny Neun on May 31, 1927. Legend bas it that Neun, Detroit first baseman, had read 1n the paper of a triple play the day before made by 4 ~'In• Jim Cooney, Chicago Cubs' " ~~:1 . .. " .... " ' U I M I .. " '° I .. ' ... " ' 11 • 1J I ' . 1 I .... "'" ..... .... .... , .. "'' ·''' .on ·"' ... .... lflllltMI .. """"" (lt.111 GOQdak•r ·~· ... ff ,,,..,. ..... ·-· Wllntlellil .,_ . .,.,, Murphy E1rley "'""' 8alCll .lotltt C&111"11 ,.,_, "'"" Altllll Ktlltl-111 .. .,.... ... , .... -· 1.llldlt't <•-.. _ e.-•11 CA-.... Wltllcll: ,,._ ..,, ....... ...... ... -K~ltr ...... ........ .... , ..... ....... ·-· c~"""' - ,.. 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'1 _,;,1 thoae today," he lold com· I · .~111l ~nlona before th~_Jame. . 1~ ~}t '' Playing at De,ltolt, the ~,.. , '1gers went into ·the ninth "If-r- * ""'" ...... ll:U>iillll Nev""nn * *- ....,..,." 1"111 .. • .... ii I ·"' " • ..... .. " ,,. " • _,,. "" that matter.'" Adcock currently manages the Seattle club of the PacUlc Coast League but this Is said to be part of a deal toe work oll R.esults a year of contract Adcock had coming from the Cleveland . organization. As mentioned earlier, nobody knows for sure what will ,. happen in this giant human chess match but everyone is bav.-/ ing a great deal of fun making guesses / ,.,DAY, AVOUST t.. "" • • CIMr & ,att It is, to borrow a phrase, confusing but amusing. ,1.,T •Atl!. , tu•lon9•. , v••r old Los Alamitos Entries '/ I fllllft. C11lml011. Pu•H 12.200. HoMn Urdlln tDl11J 11.60 l.:!O •.60 Tony's LN (F Qarq) IQ.60 I.to FUtht EPIC tA V1len111tlt) ~.60 TlrM-1.11 · Alla ll:ln -Slltll· II, !cOk't J~, M•llow Mitt. DollV 81ktr. Milt Tll'\90. s111111ng S!Orv, Hindu Charmer, Tru Lov•llr· NIUIV Sis. krll(i'>ftl -Queen of DOMl!a!, SwlU 01111, 1.W Giii!. sun Noli. SECOND ll:ACI. ' f\/rlonS1. 2 'l'ff• old maTMn Cfllll ind 1t1<11n1s. Cltlm· lrt11. Purtt s1,200. 11--. I!...,,,., ts.ii..,,l ll.00 n .IO 7.IO Aboul111loo !M Yl{le11 1.«I ,.«'! o.t DcmN1 (S TrllYlno) I.to TloM-1.11 1/S. Also 11.,, -Fth(ld1d. R1lnbDW Hue. t"'"1"'":111mlZM"""••-·••••u•m•a·~-""""""'""'""'~'"'"•C' ==nm~l£l Ground ,.....r, °""'· svn Gunntr, .... Form11 ll:ul•r, Adtlbert. ,.,. S.lvl'Hy, An. 2. 1M-11tll DQ C"'r & Fail. l'lnt l'•I 7;4$ l'.M. l'tllST ll:ACI. l$O yards. 3 Yter olds Ind UP In Gradt " Plua. Pun• 11900. a,...a A-ml fJ Mlollud1J MTu Lorna Bar IW lill'llUU) Stir 81r Tom IZ CoUIM) NolQQUI (W S11Pll Rldtll1'19 Ra'fMft (0 Tvr~l Ml11 r,..., ll1n (L Wrltht) Little Otila (H Cro11:1Yl Monltrev Grnv (T Ll111'11m) Slcl Bunny CD Morrl1) '" "' '" "' "' "' "' "' "' ll!COHD ll:ACI. 151 yards. S "'r olds Ind Ufl In Grade ...... MlllUI. Pun.e 52000. 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Game Ume Is 2 p.m. Golden Welt and Lelli Beach Cl!jl College tan1l• at the aame field at 1 p.m. Sunday, while the Or.age Coast Colle&• entry, the Piraies, mlx it up with Santa Ana at Memorial Park In S.nta Ana at 2 p.m. • Ml•• Dltl Time IT l l!'ham) S.Jdy ,.. .. cc Smith) C,,_IUI Mlldtn (H CtOtbJ) iii '" "' l'OUll:TH ll:ACI. UO Ylrdl. l 'l'fft old1 1nd llP Jn Gr•"-A Plu1. 1'~"4 11900. Tona Anll (H PtMl Wiiiow Gold (T Lkotiem) Let•1 Dr11 (D TYl"ll 81r T611d1 IC 5mllh) M1rlllt11 TWlt CW Sllpe) Biii ll1 P1rker ID Morrl1) T1tr1Cl'll'llt IJ lrookfllld) H.,ry McClllr1 IH Cro$1tYl "' '" "' "' iiS iii "' "' •lirTH RACI. l50 y1rds. l 'l't•' old• •nd UP In Grt"-M Mll'IU I br" In C1llf. PurM S2100. Gold ln1111t (fl Adt!rl 120 Doub~ Doll (8 Brlnk .. vl 11' War Goddes1 IJ W1bon) Ill Moon 0.Plh IT Lkitllm) 111 Ptllto hr Timi (J 8rooltf'IC!ldl US Ml11 Wlllrltwav fW StrlUU) 115 AUii! Ettl ID Morrlll 111 llolcl Hoel (C Smith! 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T-.o ,._ ..... c:~. ,_ ~ 'Mlftfl /M AM (J A~) •. 1• ti ..... . ~ Of ~rt IA Oial) lut .. .. 0-. War (A l'!Mfll) I .• Tl,lil.l -1.11. AUO ~ -Melo!' l"91\o c.11t11mr1 '""· 9MM\ll """ ltdOIM Gl!Mltr, l'wtl Orlt.. lf'llMI Giant, Mo ..... fill'"" ltACI -1•1f1' ..,, ... 91'! tvrl. I ,..er olllt ll'ICI 1111. (11'"'11'11. l'lll'M ....... Tf!I Foot"""' rw Harrt.I 1•.2t .... 4.M l'hlrtlll (A l'lntllll t.11 1.• °'9c!Olll ._.... 11' G1ru1 J,OI TIMI! -l~fJ. ALIG ll:AH -IHl"dl l'etd\, "°"' Fllw, 9"N'r, Old ....,, Huilv fllvw. 11.-11:1111 w1r. ~ ----------- lpnillg leading Cleveland 1-0. "* "i4tH , Glenn Myatt batted for ioft:-1 the Indian pitcher, Garland f i..~"f:· ~ Buckeye, and . w a Ike d. Charley Jamieson then beat out a bunt on pitcher Rip Collins. Homer Summa tried two sacrifice bunts and both went foul . Detroit's infield pulled back . SumlJla took a lull cut at the. ball and lined it directly to Neun. Neun doubled Jamieson oU first and then, Ramblers Open Drills In Orange .... " " 111111. 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Jerry West, all-evet'Yt.hlni?; ln proletsional basketball, alollg with !<Inner USC mi, BW Howitt and Mel Ceunti, will ramble into Coda Me:Sa Aug. 17 le demorutrate an.<\ tutor alone with coech Bill The pro football Ramblers van Breda KoW and Rod will officially open drills to· Hundley o( Uie Los Angeles day under head c 0 a c h Coast Clippers' St rcitegy Lakers in. speciel one-Mu< Homer Beatty at Chapman clinic. · College when some 5 5 The Later contin&e:nt will players, i n c 1ud1 n g 16 Coach Don Utter (right), of the Coast Clippers gives Jast minute instructions to host the youth bukelball veterans from last year's Chris Gammon (in pool), Debbie Pinkerton (standing), Kathy Dolan (kneeling) clinic at the Sears RoebUck championship team, vie ror and Joyce Dawson (silt1n g).,egardil').g .Orange County .Swim Conference pre-store, 33S3Brlsto1Street. the 35 openings on the lims scheduled for today at cesta Mesa, Corona del Mar and Estancia High ~ session will begin. at 9 squad. Schools. Finals are set for Foothill High on Sunday at l p.m. a.m. There \\1ill also be more -----------------"-----'--...:.---------------------- players around on.. a look· see basis for the next few days. What appeared to be a two-way battle lor t h e quarterback job between last season's le8gµe leading passer Jerry otterson and local football Me'to. Dunn Marteen (AU-America at Santa Ana College and L. A. State), suddenly enveloped into a three-way struggle when general manager Jack Stovall ob ta I n e d AU. America and ·All-Big Ten Iowa quarterback G a r y Snook from the St. Louis Cardinals. Snook was just released from mllltary service and the. Cards 1e:nt thD hi gh draft choice. bonus player to the Rambler• for Masoning. He's the first big name taxi squad member to ar- rtve to the Ramblers' camp. It will be a homecoming of tome aorta for Snook since hll mother re1lelea In Seal Beach and hll brother lives In Fullerton. SloV.11 just alll!cd one ol , ~ betttr known llntman in !50-peund guard Pal Shu, wbe pl11cd at USC an~ then turned in a five year stint with lht San Diego Cbllrgers !tom 1962 to 1961. Baseball S~andings AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pct. Detroit Baltimore Cleveland Boston Oakland New York MJnnesota California Chicago Washington 66 4-0 .623 59 45 .567 53 50 .537 54 50 .519 54 51 .514 49 53 .480 49 S5 .471 49 56 ."7 45 57 .441 38 6< .373 GB 6 9 tl ll 1h 15 16 16 \1 19 26 NATIONAL LEAGUE , WLPct. St. Louis AU an ta Clnclnnatl Chicago San Francisco Pittsburgh New York Phlladelphla I.Gt Antele1 Houston 71 37 .M7 56 M .523 53 49 .S20 56 52 .519 53 52 .500 53 5t .495 50 59 .4.19 43 57 .457 47 A .l.St 43 61 .430 Johnson & Son 900 W. COAST HIGHWAY, NEWPORT 11,IACH '642-0911 5454271 .. GB 14 15 15 17 171f.i 2111 2111 1311 2411 BIN!FITS OF LEASING THE FAMILY CAR l11UHll .......... af "-'-... lw ... ...,,, .... ,.., • ...., ...... k: WI fMtl fw ..., IT t'JIT ..... .,. ""'Is .e. .... fw Mr, ...... . -..... '" ... ~,_. .. .. tfM ..... wftlt • trn""81nl I -.. ..._. fet $1JI ....Wy 1"1 ........ ,... ,.. c...-... ,. ..... ,,.,, wMcll i. -·----.............. , ......... ._.. .... -.J. ,,. ......... .,.. ,,....~ ---• cer,,.,... ..... "'kllooua1••1 ..... ............ ,....... ,,.,.., -,-., ..... ...,1,....,.. ........ ~ ,_ -... 11 •• 1 ._..... ...... ...... .... Mllwl ' ... ~ ........ ~ ... ....,_. ..... MJ-ttlt • MM11t. ,, . } ~~ ·' ' I ,I ' -. • f;omment Page ' Boom! A New Canal and Cheaper Gold Bi CRAIG HOSMER U.S. Congre1maa• · S%od Callforala D111ricl About $2,000 billion during the next 10 years will be spent by tile federal government. It is going to be ex· tr acted from the economy in the .form or taxes, other levies and lnClation. Perhaps a significant portion of it may be pumped up from the ground, whicb may add unexpected tbousands of billions of dollars to the gross national product while saving. us blllloos on !be cOSt of public and private coll5truction and mineral extrlK."lioo. _ Where are these resources biding? There is over $14 billion in gold still , locked in the ground because it is too expensive to mine-more gold than has been mined in the entire history of the United States. In the Rocky Mountain area alone, there are 317 trillion cubic feet of natural gas, worth upwards from $.50 billion, cemented in h a r d un- productible shS>les. Jn the Western United States, there is another $1,000 billion worth of oil-6ome 400 billion barrels of it, more than the entire world's present re'Serves-aho locked in currently unproductible form3tions. The same is true for large quantities of oUler valuable resouices 1ecreted in low aradt orot pmtlllly wieconomlc t.o work. The newjy lnve!Ud pump which can bring all tbls up from beneath the 'surf.ace aod begin realizing its value is called Plowahare, which is the Atomic Energy Commission's program to develop peaceful uses of nuclear ex- plosives. THESE SAME devices~ may also be used to make dramatic reductions in the cost ol many large construction ventures-dmp1y by exploding them near the surface to move vast quan- tities of dirt and rock quickly and ef- ficienUy. Fbr example, world shipping and our own defense make mandatory a new canal across the C e n tr a 1 American Isthmus -soon and preferab17 at sea level. Conventional construction costs along the proposed Sasardi-Morti route exceed $2 billion . In 1964, the AEC ~ated this canal could be dug for one-third that cost - $6.50 milli~using nuclear explosives. We exploded a 30 kiloton explosive at the bottom of a bole 3,001 feet deep. It created a cavern about 550 feet high and 200 feet in di:ameter, filled with rubble, and with radial fractures ex- tending out around 300 feet. This is called a nuclear chimney, Using a r•laUvoly cltllll device,. Radioactivity was mirilmaJ. 'l1!E . EXPLOSION' turned ne..-by rock, most subject to induced rad.la· tion, into a vapor.wh.lcb c~ ~.a li· qulcl. Tbe liquid Bowed to the bottom of the chimney, hartlening into a glossy slag which pennanently trap- ped within it most Of the solid radioac· tivity. Gaseous radioactivity can be flushed from the cavity later and safe- ly dlsposed of. Th.ls is a safe, economical and con- venient package we are dealing with. And in Plowshare we are dealing with it in a rational way so that nobody &:els hurt and many people can benefit. Safety C001es about rrom the predic- tability of effects and t h e demonstrated know•how in handling we have acquired after some 600 nuclear-test explosions already fired in Nevada and elsewhere, over 200 0( them either underground or near the surface. Economy-where else can you buy the explosive eUect of a ton of TNT'for about 30 cents? Convenience -bow else could you physically emplace 30,<XX> tons of TNT at the bottom of an 18-lnch hole that may be several thousands of feet deep? When Polls Go Wrong Remember When Alfred Landon Beat FDR? By RJCBARD L. WORSNOP Editorial Rtsearcb Rtport1 Political polls , both public and private, have exerted great influence on the 1968 election campaign to date. and they no doubt will continue to do so until the votes -are ca.rt on Nov. 5. The decision by Gov. George Romney of Michigan last February to bow out of the race for the Republican presidential nomination -even before the New Hampshire primary -was based on polls which showed him hopelessly behind Richard M. Nixon. President Johnson's announcement that be would not seek re-election was made on the day , March 31, that a Gallup Poll reported that his populari· ty amoog American voters had drop- ped to an all-time low. New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller's apparemtly sli m chance for the Republican nomination rests on bil ability to Sampling of tiottr opinion bt1 the Gallup Poll and tht' Hanis Survey shortly before the start of the Repub- lican National Convention in Miami Beach on Aug. 5, and of tht Demo- cratic National Convention in Chicago on Aug. 26, conceivably could sway undecided delegates and thus p l a y same part in selection of the Presi· dential nominees. outperform Nixon in the polls. SINCE POLL.§ often can make or break a candidate and determine his choice of isS'Ues, it is not surprising that the Polls themselves have become an .issue. Many politicians and voters · question whether public opinion is as volatile as the results of Polls make it appear to be. Moreover, there is some feeling that polls generate a ..-----Our Jllan tn San Franebeo ----- Qualify a8 a Donor: Pile Up Your Honda! B)'-lllWI CAEN SAl'l FRANCISCO -A noted surgeon, discussing the shortage 0£ "qualified" donors for heart .and kidney transplants, confides that he keeps close tabs on what he calls "the Honda wards, where the in· juries tend to be serloos and the pa• tients young." }!e's referring, o( course, to those injured in motorcy· cle uccid~nts (I agree it's unfair to single out Honda), and let this be a warning, jockeys: wear your helmet! SIGN OF the week (on a local suburban women's shop): ''Closed for pregnancy. For more in- formation see ne:ii:t door}' A friend of mine looked at the next Coor. but reports it looked just like any other door to hi.Jn. SCOOPS DU Joun, A fa\lin~· down scion who went through his first inherited million !but has another coming in a few years), is on the ltim in ?i.1exlco, ducking a $.11,000 tax rap. Meanwhile, in a strong bid for the Chutzpah Aw ard. he is suing his ex-wile. who lives in San Francisco. for an $87,00J slice ' of the money she has earned si nce their separation, claiming com- munity property! This guy is bananas. VOICE ON TllE PAONE to the Fairmont the ether day : "Let me speak to God." Operator: "Uh -"tr. Swig ls out of town ." Voice: "no-nc>-no, I meao Godfrey Cam- bridge!". RONALD REAGAN'1 limousine was parked for two hours in the bus zone out.side UC Medical Center and the Wfl'/ my pbone lit up with calls Crom Ira~, you'd have thought It Wu the end o( the world. Nobody's cool tb.eu day&? BLACKIJIJMOR DEPT., The tlld Cock attd Bun on Un.ion Street now N• an Alfred Packer Dlntng Room, named in honor of the only American (dleck me 011 this) con· vlded of cannibaliam. He ate five Democratl one cold wlnttr 1n • '-------~~ Colorado, and then had the misfortune of facing a judge who was also a Democrat. The mec:.f. Packer was hung. FUNNY OLD TOlVN: In police parlance, an officer who hands out a heavy quota of parking tags is known as a "hard·hitter." and such a one. apparently, is Lydia the Meter Ma.id, who works the Union- Chestnul·Marina beat with zeal and vigor. So much so. in fa ct, that merchants in that area hand out printed flyers . warning t he i r customers to beware of Lydia, the \Vlndshleld-Tattooing Lady. BAY CITY BEAGLE: The Park· Rec Commission met recently to okay or nok ay the 1-lashbury ~ledi cal Clinic's proposed pop festival at the Palace of Fine Arts on the L<>bor Day weekend -and the Marina Civic Improvement Assoc, is again girdling (the ladies, anyway) to fight this right down to the bitter. Keep the Palace of Fine Arts Sterile!, SLICE OF s. F, LIFE: Around 4 p.m. Friday, PoUce Capt. Les Dolan glanced out hls window at the Hall of J ustice, l'iaw threei fleshy COOillacs double-parked , and sent three oUlcers out to tag 'em.' The gent! in the Cads were waiting for their streetwalking lady !rlends to get out on ball. (Capl Dolan, meet Lydia!). bandwagon effect wblch benefits front- runners, that they Inhibit public of- ficials from taking new or unpopular positions, and that they sometimes are their product is misWlderstood. Polls misleading or inaccurate. Polling organizations retort that can be "disturbing," Louis Harris has written, "if they Me viewed as a permanent fix on American public opi~ nion." They should be vi~wed instead, Harris believes, as "single snapshots at one point. in time of a constantly moving picture, a subtle kaleidoscope of people reacting to national crises and cbailenges." POLLING TECBNIQUES ha v • come a long way since the days of the straw vote. The Llterary Digest, which condocted straw poll! from 1916 through 1936, had a generally good record until the latter year. Then the magazine predicted that Alfred M. Landon would beat Franklin D. Roosevelt. 370 electoral votes to 161 • Insi.ead, F.D.R. W<ln by the record margin of 523 electoral votes to 8 (Maine and Vermont). The Digest's spect.acular error stemmed primarily (rom the fact that its "random" sample of voters used as a mailing list was in reality made up of subscribers to the magazine, persons listed in telephone directories, and persons on automobile registra- tion lists. As a cross-section of the voting population, therefore, it in- cluded far too large a proportion or people in the· middle and upper in<;ome group. \VJllLE THE DI GEST was cooking its goose jn 1936, three newcomers to tne political polling field gained solid reputations overnight by predicting a substantial Roosevelt victory. The three were George Gallup, Archibald Crossley, and Ebno Roper. They believed, correctly e:s it turned out, that wiUt a relatively small sample of voters, scientifically chosen to give a true cross-sectJon of the whole coun- try, they could predict the result much more accUN.tely than the Digest with its millions of ballots. But the polls again came a cropper in 1948 by predicting that New York Gov. Thomas E. Dewey would defeat President Truman. The error stem- med from overconfidence -no surveys were taken late in the cam· paign, when Truman pulled iahead of Dewey -and from defects in quota sampling techniques. ACCORDINGLY, after 1948 the leading polls added a "pfobability fac· tor" by which interview areas were picked in a mathematically random manner. Polls still contain quota as well aS ptobability factors, but ti.le ef· fccliveness of the new melhOG'. 1s at- te sted by the fact that, since 1948. Gallup's average margin or error in predicting the distribution of popular vo~s in national elections h6s been on· ly 1.9 percent. A perennial point of issue between politicians and pollsters is the notion that published results of polls create a bandwagon psychology. It is argued that the leading candidate, by creating a "•tinning Image," can unfairly roll over candidates as well or better fitted for the job. Believers In the bandwagon theory assert that John F. Kmnedy's record In polls from 19!6 to 1960 eobanced hiJ prospects to the point whtre, despite con&lder"ble latent'oppos1tion, he went into the DemocraUc convention with more than mougb delegates to wln the nomination. Tb• pollstan. 1n r<buttal, point to the 1M8 election. If the bandwagon had been ro1liog that year. Dewey would have won in a walk over Truman. The ~ctual result. accordln§ to Gallup. supported the pollsters belief that "more often than not. the candidata wllo Is lag£:: behind (In the polls) doe1 bettor eipected. ~ U all works ftll, 1lle next 1<>1d ruah will be baaed on technology, not geography, Presently our rlchHt ore . yield! only about an ounce of gold per ton, and lt cost& nearly $35 Ml ounce to work I~ Only 2 percent of 01,1.r known reserves are that rich. The cost of get. ting ore out of the ground and to the rnill makes working tbe othtr 98 per. tent uoeconomic. SINCE MORE than hall tht cost or gold rec9vecy is -assigned to extracting and moving ore, tt is apparent thi.t if gold can be milled in place, and the costly link: in the production chain eliminated-if this technology .pares producton costs to about $17.50 an ounce-then-• operations become pro- fitable U only one-half ounce of· gold per ton ls recovered. It ls estimated that whl'.ll this coun- try gets into mass production of Plowshare nuclear explosives, the cost of creating a chimney . will run between $200,000 and $300,000, of which Sl00,000 would be for the device and lts firing. This ls peanut.a in com· pariaon to the cost Of k~ping a crew of miners on the job in a conventional ore extraction operation. Principal technical difficulties are not in the 11uclear .area, but in the development of proper chemical solu- t!ons, belo« develDped. at tho AEC's LawrtDCt lladall<io1 Laboratory. The. solutions must work on. the gold but not on valueless substances also In- habiting th&bost rock.. And they must hold gold 1n solution long eaough to pump the liquid· above grmm<t. THE SCIENTISTS' r~pOrt indicates some rather remukable .advances in holding gold Jn solu.tion by the use of complulng agenll es well •1 a laboratory capability of getting over 80 percent of gold from test ores. The ores tested were taken f.rom low-grade deposits in Nevada. The overly strict provisiona of the Limited Test Ban Treaty of 1964 bar- ring the 1Ughtest release of radiation ~yond one's own national boundaries, however, must be modified. Until they are, such projects as the oew Pariama Canal will be infeasible. On March 12 41.t the Nevada Test site, we fired four small nucleor shots simultaneollsly in a row creating a clean ditch 250 feJt wide. 65 feet deep and 850 feet long-a perfect segment for the Canal. Recently, l h e Noo-Proliferation Treaty has been negotiated, calling on the nuclear powers to m a k e Plowshare explosions available to non· nuclear nations on .a n o n • discriminatory basis. Perhaps now we can build a !Ir• under t b • Adm.inlsb'aUon and get lt moving to amend the Test Bim 'n''eaty and take ill hauidcuffa oU Plowshare.~ ONE ·OF OUR biggest probleDIJ Is to divorce Plowshare from the problems of nucle&.r war in the minds of the people who are concerned wit~ disarmament schemes, and get them to adopt mature attitudtc about peaceful nuclear explosives. Time and again, Plowshare test 1hots have been needlessly canceled or delayed by 'nervous neWes' Jn the State · Department '\\ilo are plagued with unfounded fears that a peaceful nuclear shot might shake some disarmament conference to pJeces. Article V of the new Non-Proliferation Treaty bas totally legitimi:ed the Plowshare effort. Presently the Atomic Energy Act of 1954 permits AEC to make the ex· plosions available only for research development, as distinguished from In· dustrial, purposes .. I am preparing legislation to allow the AEC to supply indu.rtry with nuclear explosions at established prices on a routine basis. The Plowshare program la now on the threshold of maldng handlome financial and foreign poUcy returns for the investment the United States has made in it. HIS CULT CRUMBLES: LEARY IN BEAD-STRINGING POSE AT LAGUNA BEACH LAST FALL H.as Leary Blown His Wad? LSD's Big Voice Has Moved Out of Spotlight By CIL\RLES McCABE San Francisco Chronicle Time flil.5 , and do we all not know ll ! Occasionally, though, the vagaries of old time are so preswnptuous and &<> peculiar as t(I bring us up short. Take the cruel things a year can do, as an example. A year ego oo star V.'SS more firmly embedded in the firmament, as one would have thought than Dr , Tim Leary. The doc was both famous and notorious, a delicious combi'nation , and one whicb the psychologist relished n1igl1tily. JJ~ lVAS the leading guru of the drug culture. Anything which in- toxicated the nervous system was okay by him. and advocated with passjonate intensity. Especially was he an apostle of LSD, a substance synthesized by a Swiss named Dr. lloffman. Its peculiar properLies were first ascer· talned by the same Dr. Hoffman when · he fell of{ his bicycle on the way home from the lab. A year ago, LSD was almost as big· as Tim Leary. Today they are both terribly vieux chapeau~ A trip, as of now. Is understood to be a voyage somewhere by an engine • lowered vehicle. rathtr than e sortie lnto the more mysterious inllards of the Wl· conscious with the lid of cbemlcals. AND TIM L&U\Y has hlm&ell 9QUJ1!d on LSD, al'b&Ye a great many other ptople who bave triad !L Jle h11 remarried, and ls, if be will u:cuse the express.Ion on ttlC, valu.es of medl\a· uon; al he .awaits the final disposition of a tough marlJlllM rap on him In Tent:. Time, the old tyrant, ha> dolle all theM tlllngs. But time did not blV< to rub it ln. It "" not eotittb' nect""l1' that th• biC No Glamor The Haight·Ashbury has been glamorized far beyoOd anything that it should have received. I did everytlting I could to lake the color and romance away. It has brought tragedy to too many people. I'm not talking about the right of the individual to dress as he wants to; I'm not talking about the flower people, I'm not talking about their philosophy. I'm talking about what's hap- pened in a particular area and it's a sad situation. Last year we had to book at the Youth Guidance Center some 740 or 750 yollllg people from throughout the United States. Thomas J, Cahill San Francisco Cbief of Police New York estate which nurtured the flower children wtlo pranced to the piping of Leary should have been turn- ed over to Ule Boy Scouts of America, The Scoots are moving into the Hitcflcock est.ate where only a year ago Leary and his lovt·besottea childmt preached and pra<'ti<.'<d their tuning in, their dropping out and thtfr turning on, with a bit of mlnd-l>lowlng on the side, 'l1IE WHOLE MOVEMENT with wb!cb Doc , Leary's namt w a 1 as:i:ocieted, the hippie drive, 1eem1 to- day almoA H dated U tile Arraff Collar man, or tho SCripps·Booth automobile. It died partly of lnlnlUoo, but mootly of ovu .. rpocure. '!'ht tally and the other mass media rutblesa)J ex- ploited 11, fl!d at rutbleolly de&troytd It. II WU a hl!Jt lfawth. Wilm It llapped oelllll( ~. It ..ased lo exist. There ·were good things in the move· ment. Ther% are still kids, li'ving mostly in the boondocks somewhere, who still practice them. The belief in love, however defined, and the flat suspicion of the products and ideas generated by the military-eeonomic monster we call The Establishment. Drugs were a sub.product of this sub- cu1ture. They were thought of as a tool to aid the mind in the job of s~ing - seeing steadily and seeing whole. THE CULT DIED almost as quickly as it sprang into being. It had become fashionable, and it enjoyed the fate o( the fashionable. It went -as low-hem· med skirts and min!. skirts have g011e. The glorious army was displaced by the camp followers. The Hai'ght- Asbbury, where so many gallant assertions were made as recently as last July, is M'Y a properly dreary wbite ghetto, with pr act i ca 11 y everybody Creaked out. The fun has gone out of the thing. Its by-products, like rock music, have eat~ the mainstream of our culture. '"' hi?pie is almost as dead as Pompei!. The Boy Scouts, thank their courteous little hearb, are still with us, and J daresay it's a good thing. Saturday, Aug. 3, 1968 The Comment Page of the Dally PUot seeks to lnlorm and stimulate readers by presenting a variety of com· mentary on toptcs of lnte~ est and signlllcllnce from inform""-. obaervth a n d spokesmen. ' Ral>ort N. WHd, l'vbli"1or j TRANSPORTATION ..,. . S1<Urday, A119111t J, 1968 DAILY PD.OT Jl TRANSPCRTATION . --TRANSPORTATION· TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION 1'RANSPO!lTA 1'10N-TRANSPOltTATiOff· TRlNSHRTRl'IOIF=TllNlliCllf.l110iiF Now Cars 9800 Now Cars 9800Now Cars 9100 Now Cars 9IOONew Cars • 9IOO Now Cars 9800 Now Cars flOONft C.rs flOONow C:.rs "°' ' .. . ,. ....... Deel .. Southern Callfernlo factory Direct Dealer ' 11 Now o,.. .. County's N0.1 '-...... Y•l- DMler GIGANTIC SPECIAL - PURCHASE. 3 DAY· WE·E·KEND SALE OPIN 9 A.M. TO 11 P.M. PRIDAY, AUGUST 2ND; SATURDAY, AUGUST SRD; AND SUNDAY, AUGUST 4TH ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST TRUCK, CAMPER & VAN HEADQUARTERS ':: '68 DODGE '/2 Ion Pickup a.nd Camper Sw1plllr• with I foot <•b .. ., w"'"'· al"' 4. f"°"I dlnon1. Alt for 51ac.k No. 392. 1/2 Ton Pickup 121" wllffl bl .. $.,..pllrM. All ""'"' I lpted l'f"" chro lr111$., H..O. llf'll. clglf llghl11. M.tl. qri•fl.. .\1k fer Slac.k No. 189. s76 s76 $61 ' $61 TOTAL DO~ 'ATMINI' TOTA~ MONTMl.'f PA'fMINf '°'"'DOWN l'ATMltcr TOTAL MONTMl.l PAYMINI lMMlDIATI DlLIYIRT 52599 f01AL l'llCI +TAX & UCINSI IMMIDIATI DnlYllT 52112 TOTAL Pllc:t -I-1.lJI a UCIN!• IRAND NEW • •avmtn!l lfltludoi IM & llc111H & flftl!Q chi,....,. 4 moriW., lppr'WYM bMk crtdlt '68 DODGE SPORTSMAN VAN fully Equippetl With C.mper P1t1t.,. f11111fy W .. ot1 • 318, V-8 eng. • l ~,000 lb. front springs • l.t,000 lb. rttr springs • (5) 8x:15x1S 8 plyl tlru • R1dio • Heater • Dual West Coast mirrors • Bunk.a • Refriger1tor • Sink • Stove'• Dinette • Buill·in wardrobt. Ask for Stock No. 433 • tMntff11t1 h Hwry, s107. TOTAi. 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"' a-.... .,.,_. u.it ''"" IMM81&n DIUVll.T NEW 968 DODGE WAGON DIWD ' 4 DOOR fOTAL~ONTHL't TOTAi.DOWN PAYMINT PAYMIWT '68 DART Fully equipped with ,. dlo, heater. wsw tirt1, poddod dioh, defrootor, ·tie. Used, low ml1up. (VCT840) '1689 TOTAL PRICI : Jg. •lmlAn llllftlY ANOTHER HARBOR DODGE 11RSTI 48 Months Bank Financing N-Awllellle 0. AR N9wC... ··············USED CAR SUPERMARKE •••••••••••••• All PAYMENTS ON USED CARS INLLuUt IAX & LICENSE FEES AND ALL FINANCt CHARGES ON 36 MONTHS ON APPROVED BANK CREDIT '63 DODGE DART '63 COMO WAGON M1J' ...,...,_ -ljlC>H. Whlt1 illll101llt.. (OKK 53&~ CuftOl!I oklr, 1\1111. '""'-• l&H, •lftyi trlM ... llf, (rNf 4)1) 466 TOTAL $16 '°"' s J+,:·~JC. = 5566 :::: 519 = 519J~:. l+1AX &lJC. ""'· "Ml. $16 ""' llflllT. "ML 11.UI IOOI NICI $791 IWI IOOK PllCI $1U '63 OLDS CUTLASS F·IS '65 CHIYl!LU SEDAN t It. Mdlllo V ... A.T., l&M, ~I ... tt. c.t.,,.11, WIW. (lmt<600) v"-;"'· 1orlt. trtM-, hut.1, ddre1t11, urpol1, .tt. (rGK788l ';:~~ s29 ~~ s29 ~~tt $866 ~ lAX & UC. , nMT. '™'·, IM.UI IOOK NICI 11111 s566 :~:~ 519 =~ 519 ~~t~. . +TAX &-lit nMT. ntn. a&.UI IOOK NICI $1041 '65 MONZA '66 MUSTANG COUPI • ,_,, Mo. '"""• r1dlt 1•11 M1tu, b<Jc~•I 11111, c.tr11tl1,. .,.,,!11 1ldtw1ll1. {JIM0753) $1066 TOTAL . s36 '"" s36 ""' "AICI DOWN MTMlf. + To\ll & UC. nMT. PfMf. a&.UI IOOK Ntcl .. 1 IH $666 TOTAL s23 '"" s23 ""' PRICI DOWN MTMlJ. + TAX ' LtC. PfMT. PfMf. IWf 1001 l'IJCI 4113.S '63 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 165 CHIVY II NOYA STA. WGN. 2 • twl!J. v.a. tvlt ,,.,,:., fttlory •Tr'°""· k&H, iiwr. 1111 .. b,.~ ... w!lld., 1e111. (OCl!11l l 4r., v.a. 1\Ple. ,,.""· rtdlt ..,, llHt•r .• ,wr. 1119 .. -. '''"'" tTHl123) 51066 :~-: 536 ::::: 536 J1.1t:. + lAX 'llC. n•T. nMT. llUI IOOK NICI $16U s666 ::~: 523 ::::.: 523 J1.1t:. + TAX .. UC. nM1. nMT. ILUI IOOk NICI $1421 '65 CHIYILU MALl•U CPI. v.a. t utf. ,,....., 11t111r. !1<:tory 111 ""'"· .....,, "''" waw. 01tpllt. (Ull'°5l '65 PLYMOUTH SATILLITI y.f, l&M, torlffl• •lnJI lllf•!lor, bucQt Hll1. c1fllth. IWIA "H '1266 ::: s43 :r.:: s43 J:.:t:. + TAX ' llC. nMT. nMT. IWI IOOK NICI tt•to S966 +E!~~ s33 ~~ s33 ~~ ILUI ~K Jlltcl $16IO '66 FORD FAIRLANI COUNTRY IQR. F1<:t. •1• 1-dr. ltmUr • .,.,.L VI. ""'· llr .. '1.14, .,,,,.,, Mt •ti. (fl(903J • TOTAL $60 .. $60 s1766)+,:~rc. = -!!· a.u1 100C NICI ;f14t1 I I '63 DODGI 440 STATION WAHN f PfU., r1dlt, hoMt.r, 1ut-tlc, .,.w, '°""' "°''"' ~. llHr,. V.f. OIM n2) 5 566f+T=r~t 519 ~= 519irt.· IWI 1001C NICI S1101 '66 DODGI COROND Aut!ll'lllllc, l\lllitt. INny olhu trt"" NOH 03H . TOYAl s26 "'" s26 "'" s7 66 +. r::!~t ::: '=l.' IWI IOOK NICI S1411 '64 CHIYROUT IMPALA S.S. 2-d•. h1rd'toco. R&H, lull)., ........ "' & Mb., 321 ~~ .. buckll 11111, WIW ""'" (JIY 1J.4) 5966 :::: s33 :::: s33 J1.1N 1+ t.-.x 'LI(.. nMT. ""'· llUI IOOK NICI $1110 '66 CHIYROUT fl(t. 111, V ... rldl~. ,..,...,, f\llomrllc, ut11111 .~,'OH 59661+,:r~~ s33 s:w. $33 ..... -Mnlll. ... T. '60 VOUCSWAGIN 2 .......... ......, .......... , ... TOTll s 6""'S .... 466 +':':I ... 1 .=: 16=: '62 VOLKSWAGEN ·-6.~6~~::ri 19=•19""' + Tu & UI. """" = '63 VOLKSWAGEN i666 :~Jf ~'$23.S s23:5 '64 VOLKSWAGEN ,,. ..... --~r126 T .... s26-766 +':'nAU.. ·= . = '66 PLYMOUTH FURY II '.~.!f2,!!<~!GEN . lid, 11T, Vol, ,...., llh'., milt, ~·· M-'I'-(SMG 030I "766 .. ~ '26 t::. '26=- ILUI 100K PRICI $1570 TDTAL s50 $50 m" +T•AL"' •-$1466 •+ ,::~c~K. ii=. 'W:l" 166 VOLKSWAGEN IM.UI IOOK NICI $2071 ~ ' .,..._ ~ 7.ft) '67 CHIVROUT IMPALA '1366 +':'!tu. 546.$ 54615 2 .., 1111,.._ 117 wot-. UK. ,_,, 11ttr., tutt., -. ~ ...... 1111•, !'fl no) TOTAL $67 m" $67 mil OPEN 9 I.II. T0·11 P.M. $1966 1+ '=~~ic. = =: Open All Day luntlay · .., -...., ,..,1 Se Habla 11,..,,., ... • , ' . •. -__ r __ , ___ . -----------------·---------"'"--------··~-.. _ - • l " .. m there, boy1 and z!rla, No \._ \J Mich~lle~ Zoo 'E and welcome • b .o a r d I'\ l'.t. J /·I another cruise tbrouah ~-~r·....;~f-1'"-i';il."1"---:-r-"l"J""i~'"7.;::'"!"'-"'.J:J:~!.1Jr Undt L«l'• C«ner. p Cb ·~ J We bod a whole pletl>Ma 1 1'!1") SO.,, of erti111 sending tllelr A I cnwlng.s lDlo the coroer ,,0114Jt(~ this week, but the p0etry and r I d d l e departmenu Wert gad:Jerini dust. Only one poem and me entry tn Carol's OlrDer were rec9.v- ed all week. OUR ART winner, aft.er m,ucb deliberation, turned out to be the si&ter of our poe try w i nner, ConcratulatiON to b o t h Micbelle and Jennifer Ecbenique ot Costa Mesa. No matter bow much we remind you , Jt seems some 'art2fta will alwayi send ln their p.ictures the wrong . ' • I • aiie. This week lt Wh Ttna .------------------------------,1 Adams, Tim Adams md John Shearer who filled ta read the direction& for entering the art contest. Our "millton dollar" art contest brought a heavy response. Next week, kids, let's draw pictures of the places you would like to vi'sit DlOlt in the world. H 0 NOl\,\llLE meolioo \vinners in th1a week'& art * PRIZE WINNER * This week 's contest winner is Michelle Echenique, 71h., 1157 Salvador St., Costa Mesa Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contest. Here's all you do: (1) Draw picture on tiiece of plain, white paper 51h: inches wide and 4 inches deep. Use black 1nk and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and address on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1500, DAil..Y PILOT, CostJ 1w1esa. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar. cooteot .,.., ~--~-~--~~--~--~--~-~~-~-~-~1 Jennifer Echenique, ll, Costa Mesa; Frank Echeni· que, 10, Costa Meaa; Danny Harris, S, Colt& Mesa; Kat.by Grotbul, 10, Balboa; Debbie Al!Am, R. Huntlrlj\oo Beach; n m Harrie, 1. Costa Mesa; Paol Myfll'C, ·11, Hun· tine100 Beach; Mike Sotelo; 8, La Mirada; Brent Fair . .-------------------~1 81h, Balboa Island; Robert Brannon, 7, Newport Beach; Ted Allen, 11, Newport Beach; Suzanne Echenique , 6%, Coeita Mesa, a n d Vanena Halloran, Oo6ta Mesa. s.M,.. .............. ....,. •I• Or-.. c.-D.itr Pht, ... 11,0, c.... ...... c•. Alldy Mfldl • CIH'llJllek, 20-¥0"""" Mt of tn. Wwlll ... 1--... to Jnhtl l.eflri«t .... 1. or 1>111111 '°'"'' c1111omi.. tor hi• -!Ion: THE ANGORA RABBIT The angora rabbit is soft and furry; With all his hair he must have a worry. "I am proud," he would say aloud, But I once heard him wish that he could be a fish. A IC'1!11..., t11ll •11•r -le -.,.,.. ·~·· 11, 1111 S•lveclw St., C.111 Mew, hr "'9 wlllflllltl entrt hi "" llWY -... m co11m1. M.911 -.,..m .. '"'" le Unc .. L-. .. ~ iut. e.11• ,,,,.., c.nt. 1111---·Caro/~ Corne',_ ___ _ RIDDLES AND JOKES * Dear Carol : What did one flea say to the other flea? t &op • •"l•I JO A11 •• n•'ts :J•Mt UV l, Row do 1elentl1t1 study the 1' sun without going blind? ' the sun from dawn to dusk . The cameras take pictures of the radio signals and also the plain sights of the sun. The computers compare the news from the telescopes, radiotelescopes and lots of PRIZE WINNER -Cl,.,.,ft •llllM!ell. 15'1 R~IM Ori.,.. H1111!1119twt. I Nc.11 ' ScientistJ can tell us how hot and heavy the sun is. They know just what it IOoks like close-up and a lot about its 1torm!, lta sudden flare- ups and enough other details to fill volumes. It is natural to wonder bow they learned all Ulis without going blind. Scientists. of course. are sensible people. They never risk harming Uleir eyes by staring direcUy at the dazzl- ing face o( .the sun. If some-one told them to look at it through a telescope, they would be evea more hor- rified. The eyepiece acts like a buring lens -strong enough to blind a human eye. But scientists are curious people -much too curious to be stopped by the brilliance of the sun. Instead of giving up , they got busy and inVt!nted dozens of dil- ferent ways for studying the sun without actually staring it straight in the face. One of their tricks is very simple and if yau have a small telescope you can try it. Fix a screen or white. cardboard behind t h e eyepiece and point your telncope at the sun - wttltout peeping. F i d d I e around with it until the im· age of the sun is pro perly focused on the screen. You can stand around with several friends and watch the picture Image of the sun . Astronomers use a fancier gadget in their observatories. They have a tall sun tower with a domed top. Mirrors and lenses l'(!lay lhe sun's Image down onto a screen at the bottom of the tower. " An oblervatory has all • 1orta of other gadgets for 1tudylng the sun indirecUy. 1be world's g rand e s t 1y1tem for studying the sun 11 In Australia. It ts a great cinle more than I % miles wide and alz miles aro1.md. Thi rim Js a monster radlobl.tlograph for catching ndlo 1lgnall from the 1un . JI Ml 91 antoonu, pl1<ed DD feet apart. Each tall ditl ol'Wlru 11 4.1 feet wide. Tofetbet Ibey Rep I detall· eel record of tpurUng radio lllUll from the sun. The -of the circle ho• =, cameras and .. 'Ille tele--ftatil ~_.mo ... other mechanical s u n '"VT r'*'t;cl watchers. And t h e marvelous system works almost by ltseli, Scientists in the control r o o m s just study the reports. Crossword Puzzle Sunspots and other raging upsets on the sun upset radio and telephone sy.stems here on earth. It helps us to ltnow what to expect in ad· vance. And this happens to be a year when a big rash of sunspots is expected, The wonderful 1y1 t em of automatic sun watching in Australia is all ready to keep t.s informed. It scans the whole face oC the sun by itseli. Its computers switch the cameras on and off to take radio and telescope pic- tures every few seconds. Experts do not even have to wear dark glasses to study the reports that come in mo· ment by moment. ~r>dv 1~1 • World I OGI OlolN 10 Cll~!on Rld\.lrdlO<I, '" ll, CPI H1v1v!lle, Klnu .. fer hl1 -•llon: \Vbat does an engine of so much horsepower men? The modern automobile often has enou g h horsepower to exceed every speed limit law In the land. Its horsepower is the energy its engine can call on to perform the work of making ACROSS 1 ACtu1tor 6 StrnJtt· 10 ····aU Jalt 14 Knowlnq JS Stair o! l.WlCCflSC[OUS· ntss 16 Anc ient Grttk: coin 17 Civet's. rtl1tlve 18 Kind of IWb Z words 20 SuslntU abbrtviatlon 21 Till grass 23 Not right or obl11St 24 Swflllsh lslam:I '26 Ont ti.:ttnd· Ing ctrtaln ~"'"" 28 Artlficlal ..... pUSlgt 30 Clayey 31 Wish for r1rntstly 32 Rtd and lnflamtd 36 St.alt: Abbr. 37 Having .,,.,, 31 Bustling about )9 Northwrst··· 42 Dwtlllng plat t 44 Elicit 4S Afft t tlona\t 46 Chtmlt1I the car run. The horsepower unit is a complex measure- ment of working strength and time. Its strength or energy quota is based on the foot-pound, a unit of work ~ed ... t.o· lift a P<?_und weight one foot of( the '' so lvrnt 49 Attack rrptlltdly J • grqund. It takes two foot· pounds to Uft one po und two 11 feet and the same amount of !=+-+- foot poundage to lift two 20 pounds a distance of one ri"-1;;- foot. The horsepower unit is based on the ene rgy in 550 foot-po unds. However. it has 21 an added factor, time. tt rn-+-t- must exert t'Dough effort to lift 550 pounds a distance of o~ foot in one secooa~ 'nlt horsepower of an tngthe ts: estimated on the amount of 1 work it can do at a certain "' rate. A three horsepower engine can work u harcl as 1 50 o,. 51 Slllceous sandstont 52 Miss Hagtn S5 On all occ asions: 2 words 58 Kind of signal 60 Hirt out 61 PrelJ11ln1ry plin 62 'Relatlon of on• thing to 1noth1r 63 Undtr· g1rmrnts: Informal 64 Fix . 65 Laddtr rungs DOWN 1 Zoroastrian prltsts 2 Wtlsh socl11l1t S Pacific Coast city 4 Stfort S Pull back 6 Hurt 7 Thorough-,.,. I Frtnch ft ltnd 9 Proh ibi t 10 Appro'ltS 11 On all sldtl 12 Civil W• admiral 1) or gre11,r ••• 19 Usually un coott d dish about four strong horses. h,,,,.-11-+--+--,i-- However, It may be design· ed to use iU power to run a h,..-1-t-+- Uttle generator and do all aortl ol Utlna:a no horH \ could tvtr do. ._ ...... -.!--'- • Ytsterd1 's Pu11l1 Solvrd': 22 Compass point 25 Occupy ctrtaln rtlatl'I• pl act 26 Covertd with carbon 27 Gtnus of 5UtCUll'11S 28 Ont of 1 G.1rllc peoplt 29 Something , that Is lt1rntd 30 Loud noise 32 Fttlow : Informal 33 Makt . usrd to 34 God of war, wisdom, tic. 35 Kind of stcrtt society 37 "Jt WtlfhS . ···!": 2 words • l /J/68 40 Sharp witty RPllts 41 ,Color 42 Sharts top bill Ing 43 Ha il 45 Flowtr nrcklact 46 Sour 10 the tastr 47 Guard from attac k 41 Form of Htltn 49 Popul ar 1oo d Sl (l.S. go vl. agrnts: Informal 53 Movt tht feet nimbly S4 Ch1r1cltr · In t1rly radio S6 Dlckrns ch1r1cttr S7 Food lish 59 Coln of lat ... 11 n 11 1l PEA NUTS . -ly Charles M. Schull .----.!;'.'!. ;!!. _!".'!_.,,,_ ~"'-""'· r ~ ·(fsLt • DR. KILDARE -- GORDO MOON MULLINS TUMBLEWEEDS ,.,. ACEi I RECOMMENP THAT YOU ACQUIRE nn:: SERYICTS OF A LAWYl'.R! MUTT AND JEFf WEl.1.- 'tMAl' t>O Yl:>U THINK? MISS PEACH WW.., I MUST"J'EU. )tXJ l'+IE 1'RLITH· rrs NaT AS GROO AS~"TlllNKI MY PAAe1'/'!5 PUT A NOTICE IN 1'141! PAPelt l'MI! DAY % WAS SORN • By Ken lald .... BUT# Wf.LL-· 'nt!Y'RE \NCUNfD TO 'TIONI( 'THAT vtSITIN' ONE IS "°"'OF ,APrllITTIMG PUBLI CLY PR. NEJLSOtl'S A 1R'~tilt0 PSt'CHtAlRIST, MR. MA'IOft. AHO SHC.C'At.I BE OF 6RfAT Hfl.P'lt:> PfOPLf ••.• IF Of(L'f lH!Y'P RfAUlE TifAT.1 l'HEY'Ve 60T ...,.l-4'..; PROBLEMS. ONE GUY CHIPPED IN $5.00AND 8Y1HE TIME THE ENVELOPE HAD BEEN AROUND TO t:VERYBODY ... ~ We LL, Vlc&GER:'S COMES IN ANC> Y•LLS, "COFFEE #EAi<!" .. JHERE WAS 1iJ .87¢ LEFT... ~ {;j By Gus Arriola lly Ferd Johnson By Tom K. Ryan A VERY CONVENIENT ARRANGEMENT By Al Smith "T'ME POG IS A VENTRIL.OQUISTI ·By Mell AND ..l.JST LAST YEAR l'MEY f'RINTEDARE!RACT\CN •• \A I ( o \ -'9----~---------...-----.. _.... ___ .. " . .. -. ·--• Saturday, Altl)ust J, 1968 DAILY PlLaT JI 1000 'HOUSH FOR SALi HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALi HOU5ES FOR SALE H_O_u_s_,e,..s_F_O;...R_s_A_LE'---H'-O-u...;s_e_s_F_o_R_S_A_LE_ --------------.....,'---il~ii!_Mii_•r•t•I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilOOO ... G~·~"!'~·~·~·~I iiiiiiiiiiiiii.~1000 ... 1 j.G_•_•_•_r•_l _____ 1_ooo __ G_•_n•_,_•_l ____ 1.:.000.:.:..Ge.:.:;n.:.•.:.•;:•;.I ___ .,.;1~ G•n1r1I 1000 Gener ii 1000 CMn1r1f -1oooc;.ner1I -- Open House s THIS WEEKEND ..., tw. ..., 6ec™Y .... .,.. ............ . ..... ~ ................................. . ... 4-: ............. .,, ~ .... ... .,..... .. y's DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. r.tr ... ... w1.., .,.. .... _ ,., .... -..... -•rplf .. lllt we• h!f..,...,..11 111 ftll1 C .. 11.1111 eocll Mfty, HOUS~S FOR SALE (2 Bedroom) 2610 West Oceanfront1 Newport Beach 673·9060 or 675-2520 ' (Sun 1·6) 714 Ord:oid, Corono del Mar 675-3000, E'il': 646·5227, (Sun 1·5) (2 Br & Family or ben) 15?8 Dolphin Terrace (Irvine Terr) Cd M 642·6472, Eves: 673·3468 (Sat 1·5) 2910 Cliff Or .. Clilfhaven 675-9200, Eves: 548·4810 Sat & Sun 1·5) 13 Bedroom) 400 Pirate Road, Newport Heights 646·3079 (Daily 10·5) 2115 Leeward Lane, Newport Beach 642·2468 (Sunday) ***450 1 Brighton, Cameo Shores 675·5726 (Fri, Sat. Sun 1·5) 324 El Modena , Newport Heights 646·2414 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 325 Holmwood Dr., Newport Heights 646·2414 (S un 1-5) 461 2 Roxbury, Cam«> Shores 673·8550 (Sun 1·5) (3 Br & Famny or Den) 1206 Pembroke Lane, Newport Beach 642-4251 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 980 Presidio Drive, Costa Mesa 545·5487 (Sat & Sun 12·6) 2814 Francis Lane, Costa Mesa 545.1901 (Sat & Sun 12:6) 297 Hanover Dr. {College Park) CM 540·0418 (Open Daily) 2043 Calvert (Mesa Verde) CM 546·3081 0 ·6 pm) 443 Fullerton Ave., Ne\11port Beac h 548·3188 !Daily 1·5) 209 Dartmouth (College Park) CM 646·8811 (Sun 1·5) 1801 Tradewinds Lane (Baycrest) NB ' 642·5200 (Sat 12·5) ,, 2377 Columbia (Co llege Park) CM · 546·5440 !Sun 1·5:30) 2510 E. 23rd St., County Corridor 646-7171 or 546-2313 (Sun 1-5) 3128 Country Club (Mesa Verde) CM 540·4824 (Sun 2· 7) 1717 Gisler, (Mesa Verde) CM 546-2313 or 646-7171 3000 Ceyloo, Coota Mesa 540-1720 236 Tulane (Coll ege Park) CM 646·7171 or 546·2313 (Sun 1-5) 2008 Balearic Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM 546·0932 (Sat & Sun 1·6) 268 Brentwood . Costa Mesa 646·3928 or 494·9308 (Sat & Sun 10·5) (3 Br. + 2 Br. Apt.) 1000 Mariners Dr. (Cliff Haven) NB 5411-7249 (Sat & Sun) 14 Bedroom) 1629 Antigua Way, Newport S.ach 548·6332 (Sat & Sun 1·51 **333 Morning Star Lane, Dover Shores. (714) 642·8235 (Sat & Sun) 1000 West Wind Way, Dover Shores (7 141 642·8235 (Sat & Sun) * 1336 Galaxy Drive, Dover Shores 1714) 642·8235 (Sal & Sun) 2954 Carob, (Eastbluffl NB 673·3770 (Sun 1·51 2914 Cliff Dri ve, Newport Beach 642·5843 !Sat & Sun 1·5) 2114 Vista Laredo (Blufl'sl NB 644-0740 (Open Daily) 2607 Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar 675·2000 (S un I 1019 Dol phin Terrace. Irvine TeITace 675·3000, Eves: 548·6629 (Sat 1·5) (4 Br & Fomily or Den) 6522 Segovia Circl e, Huntington Beach 842·8519 (Sat & Sun 1·6) 2882 Stromboli (Mesa Verde) CM 540·1720 (Fri. Sat. Sun 1·5) 2409 Bonnie Place, Costa Mesa 642·7000 Eves: 642·8381 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 441 Windward Lane (Bet 21st & 22nd off Tustin) NB 642·2468 110 am·duskl 1501 Eton Place (Westcliff) NB (714) 646·3255 (Sun 1·51 *2138 Aster Place, Costa Mesa (714) 646-3255 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 1842 Santiago Drive (Dover Shores) NB 646-1550 (Daily 10·5:30) 1314 Santiago Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 642·3983 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *1539 Santiago Dr. (Bay<rest) NB 648-7755 (Sat & Sun l ·5) 3249 Washington (Mesa Verde) CM 540-1720 (Sat 1·5) 1937 Pelican (Mesa Verde) CM 540-1720 (Sun 1·5) 1601 Bayadt'.re Terrace. Irvine Terrace 675·3000, Eves: 673·0554 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2627 Bamboo (Eastblufl) NB ~40-4824 . 1124 Pembroke (Westcli!I) NB 540-4824 ll64 j!clile Way, Coeta Mesa 540-1720 (Sun 1·5) 614 Gary Place, Newport Hei~hts 648-3928, Eves: 540-0088 (Sat & Sun 1·5) (5 Bedroom) 17951 Angell, University Park 875-3000, Eves: 648-6590 (Sun 1·5) (5 Br & F1mily °' Den) 948 Cheyenne, Mesa North 673-9402 or 833·2036 9485 Touca11, Fountain Valley 540-1720 (Sun 3·6) .... w-.. I 4 BEDRM "POOL FUN "-$23,500 1 NO DOWN PAYMENTll Enjoy life the whole year round. Generous sized bedrooms, 2 pullman baths. Many add· ed lw:uries for your pleasure & convenience. 15 x 30 pool. Price includes washer & dryer. 540·1720. SO PT.PATIO-ISLAND PARADISE $24,950-"0$" DOWN PAYMENT ·to a lucky G.1 . or low down to others. Tahitian dream con1e true, lush landscaping. Waterfall & fish pond plus an attractive elevated bam- boo hut playhouse. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. All the luxury extras! Seeing is believing! 540· 1720. PRIDE OF PERFECTION-4 BEDRM DA...,BRft VIEW BILLS TllE REAL. ESTATERS •• V' 546-2313 646-7171 CORONA DEL MAR Lusk HomH ..• Quor.ty1 Value, Boouly, Comfort In the Southland's most desirable and luclnaUng areL A su· perb school system and Unlverslty of California's lrv!ne Cam- pus just moments away from Harbor View Hills. Sensibly priced from DlrecUOl\I: MacArthur Blvd. trom Pacific Cout Hwy. or Newport f'wy . rum on S&11 Joaquin HUis Rd.,Jth"' foll?w 1lp 10 modtJ arta. ; i1oMEs ~34,930 lo ~AR 1100 WSK. MES A VERDE "EXECUllVE" HOME Jn a setting or professional landscaping this 2 year l!i·level witb 2Y.a baths, formal dlnln& room and family room, with wet bar and fire- place, is luxurioU'S, custom carpets and drapes, H.F.~I with Jana!. -$48,750. BA YCREST "LUXURY" HOME Striking U shape built around beautillll cw;. tom pool and entertainment area. 4 spacicus bedrooms, SY.a baths. Newly decorated. Ny· Ion 6hag carpets throughout. -'691500 Submit terms. Nt;Wi'O[tT HEtGl-lTS VIEW HOME $24 950:-"0" DOWN PAYMENT i-----' • Wooded Retreat DclighUuJ home with extra guest house which can be rented. Excellent family room and pr9tected pati~ area. Vacant -ready for immediate possession . -FHA appraised at $26,500. -Just $2300 down -payments like rent. Isolated rear living room overlooks a picture-Have you thoue:ht about country living in esque yard, neatly manicured lawns -well a spacious 3 bedroon1 home on a large wood- groomed shrubs. 2 baths. 20~h Century. aU ed Jot? Relax in this cou ntry atmosphere built-in kitchen for your·conve.nience. Priced for only $21,900. Submit on VA financing. to sell at $24,950 -no down G.L -low·low down to others! 846·0604. Tree Uned Street JR. "ITALIAN VILLA POOL" $22,950 SUBMIT "O" DOWN! or low down! King sized bedrooms, quality new carpeting -beauty at your feet! Cus· tom drapes. You wo n't believe it 'ti\ you see it-a most gorgeous rear yard-golf course grass -care-free no maintenance - sunken pool, foun~ains -lushly landscaped! Very convenient location. 842-6691. TARBELL 2955 Harbor Blvd. 16111 Beach Blvd. H.B. 5824 Edinger, H.B. 540-1720 842-6691 B46-0604 PENINSULA SRORES New Balboa Ocetnfront Community THREE NEW 4 & 5 Bedroom two · story single family Homes and three Duplexes with a Deluxe owner·s 3 Bedroom & Den Home upstairs, and a 3 .Bedroom 2 Bath Rental down. Now ready for occupancy. Ocean and/or Bay Views, Family rooms, Wet Bars, radiant heat, insulated, carpeted, wall· ed, landscaped, self-cleaning ovens. Formica kitchen cabinets, Powder rooms, Etc. Etc. Come 11ee for yourself: GOLD MEDALLION HOMES ,,. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 ' -"F" Street and Balboa Blvd. en secluded Balboa Peninsula Priced lrom $79,600 lo $109,600 For further Information call: COLDWELL, BANKER & CO. 2200 E. COAST HIGHWAY NEWPORT BEACH KI 9·3351 675-2000 ~ ....... Eastern country style! Low brick front. Loaded with ex- tras! 3 bedrooms, family room , 2 fireplaces. On large beautifully placed ya r d. Rose garden, large work shop, gate fror trailer or bolt. Adajacent Dover Shor· es. Fee simple. $74.500. OPEN SAT & SUN I to 5 2131 Aster Pl•~ Costa Mew DelighUul 2-story home on cul-de-sac street close to schools. 3 Bedrooms and large separate den could be 4lh bedroom, PLUS family· dining room. 16 x 36 Anthony .f o o 1. extensive decking, "'dressii:ig room and pool &tor-1 age. Enclosed tronl court. · 137,950, JEAN SMITH, Roaltor 400 E . 17th St., C.M. 616-32.j...i OPEN SUN 1 • 5 Delightful Home 5 BR + family mi. 2 baths, 2 years young, Screened-In Lanai, lge well·land!!Caped y11rd. Carpet&, drapes, bll·ln bookcases, hanging lamp11, kltchm blt·ins. many extras. Cloae: to Orange C.Oast C.01- l~e. public, private & p&· rochlal .chools. Ii: llhoppina Cntr. $29,950. 941 Chtyenn• Mew North Mediterranean Influe nce Spcct.arular S BR. !I ba formal dining nn panelled library PLUS: 2 Bdrm&, 2 bath Bayview Apt Sl&i.ClXI FOi" pre-view showing - qualified client& only Contact: Beverly Pavlovich 673-6316 -SPLASH_ &-FROLIC in this large l8 X 30 heated and filtered POOL In qukt. choi~ location. This 3 bf!d. room 2 Bath beaucy w!th lush carpets, co:ey fireplace with runny btlgill kitchen, all -electric builtins 111 off· ered at ONLY Sl'l,700. BUY OF THE MONTI!, Immaculate 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with new carpets, fresh paint and neatly land· scaped. All this and a charming neighbor· bood for $21 ,950. Sh::ke Reef How abou l a rustic ran ch home wit h 4 bed· roo1ns. Located on one of Costa Mesa's most desirable cul·de-sac streets. $28,950. Custom Value Drastically reduced custom home in Newport Beach. 3 bedrooms, family room, 2 fire- places, 2lh baths and much more. Home is much too large for present owner. $35,950 on low down. Westcllff Transferred owner is tired of trnveling. Im- maculate 4 bedf'Oom hon1e with large family room, 21h baths, and a pt1rk·1;1,e ~c ttin"' with 30 fru it trees. $40,200 . Pool Plus 3 bedrooms. panleled rumpus room with wet bar, professional Janqscaping, boat parking. and close to all schools. 2300 sq. ft . of gra- cious living for $39,900. f "ring" .feo"' SPRiNG 1."'' •REALTY •• ''anytime '' Ph: 540·4824 2629 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA ---"--. ---- Y cur Cake and Eat It Too Mr. Renter·thi·nk of this. No maintenance, no u pkeep, an easy bike ride to the beach. 3 bed- room 13.4 baths, 2 se<:luded patios, pool fun, large double car garage, only $175 for all this. No points to pay, just assume a low 5% % FHA roan. $3,300 down and a total price of only $22,750. Westcliff Calling A motivated Westcliff owner wants altion and has priced th.is popular 4 bedroom 23A bath home at a rock bottom $40,200. :Qfight family room kitchen, oversized garage, con· crete drive. Terms .. Try $4,000 dn. Sparkling Comer • Four Bedroom Just about perfection. Beautifully carpeted sunken living room with corner fireplace. Light airy kitchen with dishwasher and dou· hie oven built-ins. Quiet neighborhood and good financing make this a sharp buy at $26.950. Co,esworthv & Co. 642-7777 1904 H1rbor Blvd., Costa Mt•• Open Evenlnp The fine.st Bayfront buy In Newport. Harbor. 4 eoorm· ous bedrooms. 4 large baths, elegant powder room. Large family rm, formal dining nn. Over 4.000 IQ ft. Pier Ir dip privileges. N('IV. Bullt by Craltsm;in. Owner must seU. 6"' '.4 financing. Low liown payment OPEN SAT k SUN 333 Morning Star Line VIEW New View Home. 4 BR. 4 b!lths. dining rm, bl"cakfafft nn, unobstructed View of the Bay. Priced $!Kl.950. C>Jt of Slate owner musl tell! Try $79,SOO OPEN SAT & SUN 1000 West Wind W1y Dover S:10rc~ john macnab REAI,TY COMPANY 881 DOV.ER DR. NEWPORT REACH 1714) 642.a235 NO DOWNER TO vm 9 BR. 2 BA. Ken Koll home. Prof('sslonally landscaped, large covered patio. Near new cat-pets, fireplace, bit· in kitchen. Attention Vets No Down $22,950 Full Price Newport •• Vlctori1 646-1111 (Opon Evenings) Lender's Jewel Vacant, ~aled 3 BR and Ckn. 2 beth horn~. Big fenc-ed yard. Patio locnted In gecJud{'(I are a. C.Omplete electric kitchen bit-ins plus eating nook. Price below lenders CO!'il $32,500 Can taUor (inanc:in& to fit qu1lifit'd buyer. BEST BUY IN AR.EA, EASnLUFF REALTY /bet Bristol Ir f!Urvlew oU of P11ul::trinol Hinger RNlty 673-9432 83J.7006 COSTA ~1 ... A OFFICE 2"l9) Harber Blvd. 4 BR, 2 BA, swimmlni pool, :Ml4 Vista Del Oro Newpon B<>M:b 644-1133 MS-Mn Open till 9 PM w11.ter lounWn. fireplace, OUR BEST BUY! ~:!'. """"· wt.ll< to ~LE'-'f REALTY 4 BR + .RUMPUS &and new listing • 1800 1q n in this. beautifully lmprov- ed home with hure trees. Iota ot walnut paneling, wa1erfall & pond, ere. $26,500 Golf Cour&e Lot !:ill I n o t Ji ,c un thr. course ovr.rloo'.:ing I u s h greens and Iairwajk, num· erous lakes and the aub House. SUrrounded by lUX• urioua homes. CJne.af.a.ldnd at $25,!XX>. 5 BEDROOM-POOL REPOSSESSION mm&culate funner model home -9 room.a, 3 baths. ~ated & filtered pool wilh board&: ladder, & get thi. - only 10% down with 90% loan at 6.6% interci·t -"re- peal, 6.6% inl ('rest" $3:).(0). Co\1990 Reolty 546·5 880 1500 Adams all:;:: .• : (Near Cinema Thratcrl --TREES-TREES VA or FHA cul-de·sac lol with curved drivcawy to ov· crsiz(!(f double garage. Ex· pansivc entry leads to sep. i rate living room with lh·e- place. kitchen with huill·in range & oven, dishw asher, MESA DEL MAR POOL HOME One of the most popular models in this fine area. 4 bedroon1s & den. J\tst redecorated inside and out. H & F pool with loads of decking. -$34, 750. NEWPORT BllACH POOL HOME Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath -All new shag carpets -Tastefully landscaped. See this perfect free formed pool with waterfall and soads or decking. -$29,900. BACK B~Y COl.ONIAL Bil! 5 bedtoom, 3 bath. with large family ro::im \1<th fire place and forn1al din ·ng rcCJm. Lr·:.'!e lot nicely lan(~:.-;-p ed . Ov.ucr n1ust sell quickly . Priced '2000 under market at $32,950. MESA VERDE NORTH Cwtom built 3 bedroom in absolutely perfect conl!itron. I>ouble door· entry to del pi.so tile. Courtyard done artistically in pebbled con· crete. Not anything to do except move in. $28,495 -Try 10% down. MONEY MAKER HOME & INCOME. Money mak~r home & income. Two separate hous~s! Weir located -close to shopping - Spacious tr~ shaded lot over 200' deep. Let your tenant help make yo ur payments. $24,· 950 easily financed. 5~~-2~13 Open Sunday 646 -7171 WE NEED SA LESMEN ample cupboard space, 2 FOii. Sale or trade: exclusive * OPEN H OUSE-*- baths. 3 BRs with extra Riviera seclion o! Pacific DOVER SHORES Aree.. Sat large closets, specious mas· Palisades; 4 BR .. ' 3 Ba., &: Sun 1 to 5: 4 br, 2 full ter BR. Near t h"e beach. w/maid's qtr&, Htd., tilt. ba, 2 half ha, cu.rtom dlx Carpets, drapes, landscap. pool, Will trade \4l or down. home. Formal din nn, ~ ing Included. Present loan Price. S84,<XXI. 0 w n er car gar, Fee simple. ;79,SOO may be assumed· S139 per 213:459-3176 By owner 1314 Sentiaio Or. month + $37 month !Gr Wh ··· c··. ••O.'\oU! n1me·S·llne 642-3983 ' ' ta·:cs. 'i"""'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii._;woiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.O.iiii9'.-\ \Z1llage Real £state 5. Traditional Ch1 rm .\ Be the llrst to see this de- lightful Country French 3 BR -2 Bath home on a lg, , lushly landscaped &: wood- ed comer lot. Sunny lam· lly room! Attnctive wall papers! Cheerful & blight with 1lidlng g.lass wall11 to pretty pool·sil.ed rear yard &: patio. On distinguished Ttadewinds Lane in &y. c~st, among expensive homes. NC1l' lease land. Better hurry on this one! Only S44 . 950! Ruth Pardoll, Rea ltor ISCii WcstclltI Dr. 542.awo ifiRST OFFERING * You haven't seen this 4 BR + Den + Master BR suite w/firepl~ w/11ep. Dressing room. Lrg, Lvr ol Formal dining area . Elec. kitchen w/charming Breakfast nook A 11 tastefully decorated:, Move In Condition, Located on quiet Cul de Sac. This I lovely 2 story home w/tow. erlng trees won't last long' Priced at $46,500. 24<» Bo; nle Pl • of( Santa Isabe!I • near Tustin St. BACK BAY DAVIS REALTY. 642.7000 ~I 642-8381 eves. Corona del Mar OPEN HOUSE 1 • S WED -THUR • FRI Walk to Big &: Ll!tle Cor. on~ beaches. 2 Br home wltti bnck bi>I on choice 45' lot Located So. of the biway. Under SJS.'XlO. ' 34U Ea11t Coa1t Hwy Corona del Mar 6~4,5 SO FT. PA TIO "TAHITIAN" BEAUTY , $24,950 • No Oown G.I. or low down to othcri. 4 lfltlc· 100• ~ms, 2 baths. The Y~rd 11 a tropical riaradi• .EIC'Yftttd bamboo hul ""' f•" . er ""'• fiah pond -50 tt, COVere(f Piilo. All built -in IUXUl')I kitchen. See It You'll kl\I It; 5«>-1720 11 !_ARBELL 2955 Hort.or • $37,950 . Coldwell, Banker OFFERS: Impressive Udo Horne Street to .street lot! 2 story w/4 BRS. Conv. Den. Sunny patio has BBQ. Lovely landscp. Ideal family home. . ........................ $89,500 Mrs. Raulston Treplcal Estate-Pool Bermuda style 4 BR -3 BA on 617 acre. Tropically lndscpd w/ heal. pool set in sweeping lawn. Custom bit. for lam. living. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $79,500 Joe Clarkson Uving At Its Finest 4 BDRM home, S ba. tam. rm., formal din. rm., elec. kit., blt·in vacuum. Gar. door opener, 20x40 H/F pool, lush landscaping ............... $69,500 Miss Leidy/Mrs. Burns Rare Find Lido 70' lot with lovely 2 story home. Sunken Jiving room, luscious new car4 pet, sunsh~ne & OOa.utifuI gardens. ......................... $69,500 Charlotte Lo~ Area's lest Buy Near new spacious 4 BDRM w/form din. rm. & lrg. fam. rm. w/firepl. Eat- ing area in kitchen. Immediate occu· pancy .................... $51,750 Mrs. Harve.y Exceptional View Lov ely harbor view home -3 or 4 BRs newly decorated -may trade for 1mal4 ler -gorgeous nlte view. Also pool· size yard ............... : .. $43.500 Walter Haase Leavln~Must Sell Delightful 1 yr new Harbor View Hills home. 4 BDRMS., fam. rm., water 1oft. ener-newly landscaped and draped. CuJ.de·sac SI. .............. $42,900 Miss Leidy/Mrs. Buina · Ocean and Bay View Open Sun 12·5. 2607 Ocean Blvd ., CdM. Spectacular view few steps to sandy beach. Extn lg lot otroet to St 4 BR 2 BA lovely sun deck ............ . Mrs. Marion $650 DOWN FHAIV A t#.nn1 Oil tll1a Mat. Ealtlkle holne. Call NOW lor 9"P0lntmen1 to 9!el 10% Down • a..nni,. 3 bod- RJOn'I eutsldt doll ho!.-• built-Int • --· • df!M t1 a pin -Ten11k ~· $23,850 •nd onl,y $4SO down to q\&f. fttd Veter.n, New 4 bed. I ...... 21! boll> lam1\f dln- Newport 4 BR HOME Jni, dtn wooi. e...,;1..,. : 2 8'.tha. ~ QtPd.I, drapes. Landaeapc!d°. M&-Ut4 OFFICE OPEN SATURDAYS COLDWELL. IANKD Ir CO. 1200 I. COAST HIGHWAY NEWPORT I EACH * 641-1 n 1 Anytime * ue. al S23.CO'>. )'OU'U love tt. 646-7171 546-2313 OPEN F.:VES. THE ~J EJ\L it ' d~. blt•inl, All 111 A-t Victoria :-:m..:;;,.~.O:. """"''' ; .Dtlt• 11111 £stat1 , ' 646-&Al 1 Well1-McCardle1 RltrL •11 (Call u!8J!..Nft'WPOrl~.·:.=~.:.,.. DAILY PlU)T OIMfi • . A•l'l\."l'I _,,., o•~ _,,, LIND. Tao cu -... ml Jl!!-~~!"l!=!!"!i!!llP ..,."!I!'"'!!""'!'!!~~-I !'!!!! -• dq. DW QIARGE m SOCK IT TO 'EM! _._,. E. ·T.r,.,...EP .' · " ' I Kl 9-3351 -----·---------------- ' • !f) OAILV PILOT HOUSES 'FOR SAL~ HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALii 1000 ClftOrot 1000Gonorol 1000 Gwro~ ~iiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Final Model Closeout NAME YOUR TERMS Only 2 homes available BUY OF THE WEEK Cl_.to Plaza 'Shopping Center. Ras FHA approval and owner willing to pay points. You can be In be!ore school st.arts. $22,950. Best buy tn area! 4-PLEX HUNTING? 2 Great on .. -side by side. Both bave 3" e 4 b..droom• • 2 'h b•th' Bedroom units downstairs with fire elaces & e Formtl dini ng room e P•rqu•t f•mily room 2 car garages. ALL 2 Bedroom units have e Til•d wet b•r e Mirror•d w•rdrob•1 enclo~ed one car garages. Adjoins Mesa e Oecoretor h•rdw te• e Built.in v•cuum Verde area. IAw vacancy. $60,000 each. : ~:~;;,c,:~.·1'"9 : ~:~;.~r;.';:rd• ~ COAU & WALLACE REALTORS e Full gro'*'n tr•• e Tr•cf•·in plan C ~ ~-------------W 1491 BAKER STREET l 30 Yea1l'r-v6.6% Loans I cosTA5:tri~1 CALIF. OP'liN DAILY -10 ...,, hi doHlr BONNIE BAY HIGHLANDS CUSTOM HOMES Off Tu.tin Avenue, between 2 Isl and 22nd on Windward Lane1 Newport Beech ® H~LE~~~~~·N AND ASSOCIATES 642·2468 675-43'2 Gxcfu:Jiue Cameo Sfiore;J OPEN SAT & SUN 1.5 .CS27 Orrington Road . One of the most appealing custom built homes with a panoramic ocean view. 3 BR .. 3 Ba~. Din· ing room. Huge livi ng room with dramatic brick fireplace. Exquisite master bedroom suite. Step saver all electric kitchen. Lovely patio with spark- !inf p·oot & waterfall. A beautifully decorated and maintained home. A luxurious bargain for $79,5 00. :J/ie ~ox == 10 Deluxe Income Units Two exceptionally attractive quality built five-plexes with fi replaces, "bwtt-in" kit.ch· ens, carpeted, sundecks & patios. Lg. heated & filtered Anthony pool. This is deluxe prop- erty with terrific income in xlnt Newport Beach area" Six 2 BR's-2 Baths, two 3 BR's- 2Y.& Baths, two 1 BR's with dining rooms! All over-sized! Ne ver a va caocy. Scheduled gross: $22,500. Grea t I.ax shelter! $210,000. -as- sume xln t 61h% TD. B/B 17951 AllGRL (Cor. of Mathew Rd.) UNIVERSITY PARK OPEN SAT. & SUN. I lo 5 P.M. BEAUTY And QUALITY too! A home yoo must eee. 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths. All electrlc kitchen, dining aree, cozy family rm. with !rplc, Olarm-tilled liv- tng room. On ~ Peninsula Point -Just steps to Ocean beach. The VALUE is here! $56,00lt Near-new Five bedroom 2% Bath home ••• One Bdrm. converted to Library-study. Neat ahelves included with 1' 6i7 ii 3 ii. 9 ii 49 ii 5 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1164 1i1 2 1i1-6• 9 • 6 • 9 i ,,,._..,," Hondy to """'· I' Swimming Poob: & Super- DUPLEX LOT Excclle-nt building ,site for home and income 'ioo! Near Ocean, Bay, tennis couru. A right smart \Ny al $18,500. BEACH HOUSE v' JUST REDUCED =·PR!CEONLYS»,150 Eastbluff 675-mi "'"" ~ Family perfect 4 Bdrin home in immaculate condition thruout. Large separate dinin g rm. Heated POOL surrounded by spacious dec k area. Now $45,900 -good financing av ailable. Wm. Winton, Realtor 229 Marine, B•lbo• lsl•nd 675.J33t Open 'Iii 9 Every Night 1601 Bayadere Terr. IRVINE II CORONA DEL MAR OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 P.M. A pro!!peci tasi Sunday said: "We believe this is the best buy In Corona del Mar," Here are 90me o.l the rM· Ju.!l what you bave been looking tor!!! 3 &:Inns., spacioua living room with frplc., dinfug rOOrh. PQpUiar Bay swimming beach at end o( street. Ideal for family summer vacations. Rent in lhe winter, $39,500 10 UNITS Just oU the Ocean Front. Sit- uated m three Iota. Spacious 4 Bdrm. owner's apartment. Well maintained and in rood raitaJ area. $155,000 FIXER·UPPER The A • son~: D-•-trium .-..... t s pretty color, d«Or-" • s--~-" .. homo • • o~. ---' ' HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR i=ALE n -norol 1ooo~·nor1I 1000 1--------1---------1 C dol "·r 1250 ~-~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~-~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ I Cott• MM< 1100 I N~..,.:~rt~Bo~oc~h~~12~oo; 1~=o~ro~n;';~~;;~;;.1 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SAl"I, HOUSES FOR SALE FOR SALE BY OWNER LA!ase/Optlon Swimming Pool N' Everythipg Muat "" .. IO<ritkel '-m.500 Full """' b', bell.utltully land1eapcd, OPEN cute 2 8drml cottage, FA Deluxe Quality 4 BR. ltome. Formal dining circWat drive home. 2 .BR . heat, ocwly decocated, frab room. Br11 ai~ kitchen w/f~ room. See le den+ 2 lel*l'te inoome • 9 luff ·-"-..,; ... -for ---in •1 iprina:. this today. 2 o Alta Vista, Em • ~ "'™ ·-· ·-· rnr .• Front hol.Jle has bdta- Wm. Winton, Realtor 111u1 .,,.. o1 s.n1a,,.. eoun. try Cub, overlookin& Soll SAT & SUN 2506 Sierra Vista Duplex Just Usted 229 Marlnt, Balboa Island .,. COW'$C, 289 Meu Drive, M>«l38 or 60<453 675.3331 Open 'Ill 9 Every Night --------1Charmlllll3 BR, 2 ba, ...,.. f BR., 2 Ba., home; MSW fOI' ed celliogs, used brick F'ple, all achoolJ. By owntr $23;000 kitchen remodeled, MW ap.. Or make otter. S • • 318 pl.lance le natural cnblnets. Either. ~1951 Quiet famUy erea. MIU'irlers A ;o¢ ooe • 2 Bdrm I den, 2 ba: bit-ins, plus 2 Bdrm Apt, $54,IXXJ Meta Del Mar 1105 ~~~ Exclusive Cameo Shores Home a<.-bool dist. $36,500 Scenic Properties COOL SEA BREEZES 675.5726 Peace.ful rarden 8W1'0Ullded I ~~~~~~~~ ~ Mari:uerile, CdM 673-IOOO 4639 f•lrfield, C•mH Shof'fl Once in a Blue Moon can we oiler you a home with everything. Sweeping view, large poc.l, by dccldng, aJolned a beauti-1: l'uUy carpeted 3 br, z be, home. New).Y painted' ext. walldng diJ:tanee to all schools, incl. OC'C. Extra boou for the famil)' or pro- fessional man ls the 22'x20' recr. rm. or priv. of!.. c:om- pl.t. w/pool table. Or&. own- -6PEN Aodse \.5 4 Br", 3 baths. Open Sat & Sun. · Wm. Winton, Realtor 229 Marine, B•lboa Island 675.J331 Open 'Ill 9 Every Nlghl er ~1900 CUSTOM 3 BR A: fa.m rm, OPEN HOUSES SAT & SUN 1·5 1940 Highland Dr. HARBOR IDGHLANDS • Vae&nt 4 bd- rm. 3 bath, gas B/I kitch- en, fam. nn. elect. gar. opener • ASKING $36,950. DEPARTURE • 1% ba, W/W carpeting, drapes, frpic, lhakeroot, newly dec:Orated lara:e cul d From the oltilnary, Enjoy aac lot. Block wall, extras, comfort of three spsclous $30,500. By Owner. 546-72'14 bedrooms !MT01.11lded by pa-l=af=t=•=r ,:' ,;;•;0" m:,";;Prin=:=:",::,pa:I:•"== 1628 Santlago • BA YCRE~ • Bcauliful l·us1om bit. clcluxe 4 bdrm. <I ba1h, formal din. rm. island B/J kit ch<'n, l.ge. tam. nn. H/F pool · lmmed. OCOJpancy e ONLY $89,000. 2309 mVINE AVE. Newport Beach back bay VIEW -Lee. 4 bdrm. 3 bath, lam. nn. lge, dln area. 2 fireplaces, inte-com, clect. B/I kltch· en, covered patio pl115 cov- ered encl breezev,ray, PHONE FOR CO~fPLETE tios, slumpstone planters 11 nd a fine selection of trees. Relax besldr the stme fire. place. Dine liesurcly in your covered patio. Realistically vriced at Only $23,500 -FHA TERMS! Immediate f\:>sael. sion • Call Today! INFORMATION Evenings Call 563723 "C" THOMAS RHllor , __ 2_B_,,Ec,D_R_OOM_-'s-- 224 W. Coast Hwy ~g.5527 Lender ·repossessed. Com- Newport Bch. E~·e. S.15-5643 pletely redecorated, new College Park Squeaky Clean Asrume $19,000, 5%. % loan. $156 mo. pay all Profession- ally landsmPed with beauti- ful patio & bl.ock wall fence. 20'J Dartmouth Open House Sunday 1-5 Newp0r1 "' Vlctorl• 646-1811 carpets & new drapes, land- scaping, sprinklers. Showa l.ike new. Fenced lot, elec- tric built-in range & oven, double garage. Vaca n t. $14,000 full price· payments $134 month including taxes & insurance. Cor Brookhurst &: Garfield 1llage Real Estate . 962-:.;71 5'6-8103 Mesa Verde " __ 1:_:.110 NEAR GOLF COURSE Mu1t Be Sold lmmMI. It bappena everytime . a won- derful owner finnl.ly finish. n ·redeocrattng hit Jovely home and RANG! -he changes jobs, and ml.I.II now spend boon Oil the :Frft- W'Y. Prtoed at $lli,ti00 • either G.I. or FHA. Thia home bas 4 BR. 2 Batbo ptuN,m m>. nicely carpeted floors, Blt· in range & oven, dl&rm.Jng brick hplc, lo"<ly dra!"'- les. Landscaping is IUperb, e.nd covered pitio are tre- mendous + fee.lures. An ex- isting 5% % loan ii a vaUahle ll )00 desire. ~H .. I ~Est.ate 33> west ooe.sl hl.gtnv1i:;1 642-0344 aeytime CONDOMINIUM Adjacent to Mesa Ven::le Counb'y Cub. 3 Bedroom, 21Ai Baths, 14 X 26 living room, all built-in kitchen, P atio, double garqe, pool. l.Jved in by adults. Shown by appointment Sat It Sun. Rltr. 54&9002 '46-3928 FRI •• SAT.· SUN. 4501 Brighton Cool & Comfortable Attnctively decorated 3 BD Cameo Shores home ptwo nke family rm, OC~AN FRONT anc1 gt"llerous size kitchen. 3 BR + makla, 3 baths, pool Back r Av area. S28,900 & charming patios. View .f'1, ol Catalina & Newport Jett)'. Cl wn Priva.te beach, $164,~ Scenic Properties 3411 Ea.t Cout Hwy. 675-5726 Corona" do! Mu """1T45 l!!!!!!!!!!!ll!i!!l!'i!!J!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!I OCEANFRONT Open Deily 1 la s 219 JASMINE , CdM NEWPORT View home, steps to beach. 3 2 BR home remodelled 1962 BR 2 baths, living room + 21h baths, completely furn· family, fireplace. bit. ma. ished. A rare buy at $57,500 S<'p. dlnini:: area, servic1? ·only $5,000 On. porch, carpets & draJ><'S. 3 Shore Properties car gan1ge on alley. L11r1e 673-9000 G7S-2526 lol. Vacant. 10% down. Rllr. 646-3928 Eves. 642-0185 Borth Your Yuht *LACHENMYER PIER &: FLOAT at yoUr own front door. ""'"' Q<X<M to1-~o~c=E~A~N~V~l~EW=tho B;g B., from th1' °""" 0.1 1ocau"'" Lgo Apt "'"' Cameo Higlilanck gar. -room to bulid. SHARP 4 BR separate dining Burr White, Re•ltor room, built·in kitchen, huh 675-4630 landscaping. Room for pool. BEST BUY BAYCRESI' Open Sun 1·5. 4709 Orme. Quick Posses.ion ter, Cdi\1. SpaciOWl 3250 sq. ft. cust ., R. Nattress. Rltr. 642-1485 •"''"'" d"°'" • Ind-' VIEW OF HARBOR Jg. BR. Xlnt copd. Rare b~y at $69,500. 51,i,% L oan . tranterrable. Not on lea.Se Quaint home. Large living land. 646-2828 Eves. room & fireplace. Reduced 2100 WINDWARD LANE to S.la,900. BAYCREST'S BEST CORBIN·MARTIN Exciting Wells design. 13· REALTORS 675-1662 ceil ings. 4 Br. 3 Baths. Front '!WO separate houses. 2 BR, pool makes striking entry 2 BA ~-~th terrific bay Newly Reduced $10,000 ~ and ocean views. On me lot $72,500. hut entf'r sep. 11 r e et s. Open Sat-Sun Owner 646-202'1 S87,500. An Excellent Buy! 673-5124, Courtesy to BY 0wn<'r; 4 yrs, old; trans., brokers. m"" ~11' 3 BR" 2 Ba", 1850 A'"Bo"v~~E~T~H~E~B~E~A~C~H~E=s gq. ft., nimpus rm . 300 sq. Milli S V" ft.: 3 car gar.: all blt·ins, on iew from 1780 1q. incl. vacuum. $3:9,<nJ, Open ft of roof de-ck. Custom ce- House daily 1_5. 4 4 3 ment block 2 Br. 2 ba. By Fullerton 54&-3188 ' 0 w n e r $69,000. 54&-8683. 673-4~ Priced To Sell Now! HUGE LOT B I Well ~ ~ ate the interior -give It y van s nns, Den ' Formal Din1ng IOme charm: 2 B<inns. and I !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 0!!",,",.',,",,",,'",.'' on GolaXV Driv~ .~:ul'flt fl(l(I" plan • euy bath in maia house Mth Glamorous & dlstincUve, with now of tra!tic thru-OUt the guest room and bath at PRICE CUT Dolphin Terrace Spotless 2 Bdnn, plus den- 2~ t.tM-mlnimum ma.Ur tenance. Oversize garage plus cove!'ed boat court, $44,500. *LACHENMYER By Owner 3 BR & Fam nn. 14 BA. Carpell, drapes Heated 16.xlS <Poot. 2 Pa'Uo Beaut ltmdscaped Jge Jot 4 Br's 2 be.. Xint loc:alion. Many other attractive tea· turea. Close to schls. Out- standing value at $39,950. 642-5843 Beautiful 3 Br. So. of highway. By owner only. Reasonable. * 673-6636 60' x :ol' near ocean. 3 bedrooms • 2 balhll. New luxury Buccola -built home (fee simple). $3-1,550 - $1,850 dl1Wtl lo vets, $5,350 down F.H.A. 21541 Archer Circle, near Brookhurst and Hamilton, Huntington Beach. (1st 1lgnal North of Coast 'Highway.) SHERWOOD ESTATES by the Sea Tel. 968.J036 Open 10,00 lo 7,00 dilly" COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE With i n co m e potential Oianning custom home with pine panelled famUy room, large living room wtth fire- platt, uid covered ptltio. Half 1c:re lot with fruit treetl. Zoned for 5 more lmlt1. $31,950. 21>13 WEsrcLIIT DRIVE ~i-7Tll Open Eves. COSTA MESA Li\'e & relax in th11 4 BR, l~l. bath horn<!. Q.imfortable li\"ing nn 11i1th bri,c:k fire- place. breakfast bttr separ· a11•s kilchl.'n from panelled fam nn. Best ol all with lov.• OOwn -anyOfl<' may aSSWllC' S~ ~ f~. I loan, $23,800 14' beamed ctil' trans-· rear. S30.000. Try otter. a mg, house Balboa Real Estate Co. lucent roof, Terra tile Door-* Bedroom wing ~te Josephine B. Webb, Ree.itor ing. ~ pan~ed wali.'I. Thi~ from l'Ht of house • Lot of thrilling atriwn and the un-storage spa~ · . 700 E. Balboa Blvd., Bllboe obetruct.ed view are Just two * Attractivdy · P~ t l====6134l=:::'::::::i:z=::: of the features you will want S69 950 Ownen hive ~t to """ in thi• < BR • 3 BA • ...;.,,,;, """''" FANTASTIC BUY 3 cat garage home. ~llXXI Eves. 548-7962 Two of fue.9e exciting homes B & Bea are almost l"PBdy for occu-ay Ch Thia 3 BR family room horn !! pency, Make your choice Re•lty, Inc, has everything and owner now and move into your 2407 E. Coast Hwy., CdM has sla~ price way below sparkling NEW' HO~fE tie-l"::::i::==::=:z=c:i I repl.aceml'flt cost to move it fore school starts, 11 -quickly, Now only $29,500. Prices $67,900 and $68,700 NEED't ROOM! All new bltn kitchen, expen· Models Operi sive custom drapes & car- 10-5: 30 Daily This 5 BR home is your •n-pets. Outstanding Yard with Roy J, · Werd Co. awer. Ideal location neer all expensive 42 x 75 covffl!d CBaycrest otfict>I fdlools & ahopping. 2 ti.tbs, patio. Will sell Gl or .f'RA. 1842 Santisgo Dr. 646-1550 built • in kitchen. Aasume HURRY! ";=======::::I 514 % loan •t $130 per month. ~ .. • SCHOOL BEU ~:: ~=.:,.'!;' f.Allt N1wportS!,~,~~!~ "''"" ~ ::~;~~ ~.:: ; ... "':~'":: &- VACANT Ready for your oc-1003 Baker, C.M. 546-5440 cupancy. VETS NO DOWN $32,500 ' Newport ,, Victorlt j 646-8811 (Open BAYSHORES Private Beach F..nchanting provincial J BR, 2 BA home m choice Bay. shores location. Cu 1 t o m built, all e.IC'Ctric blt-ins, lovely landscaping &: patio + separate yard for )'our boat. Call today for appoint- ment to see. Ev•nln91) ROY J. WARD 1M2 Santiago Dr. &46-1550 """"""""""""-""~""' rBa,ycrest Office) 1003 BaJo:er, C.M. HUGE LOT 60' x :llO' near ocean. 4 bedrooms 2 balfls. New luxury Buccola • built home (fl.'e simple), $36,275 • S2,575 down to vets, $6,275 down F.H.A. • 21561 Archer Circle, near Brookhurst and Hamilton, Huntington Beach. {1st signal North of Coast lllghway.l SHERWOOD ESTATES by tho s •• Toi. 968-3036 Open 10,00 lo 7:00 dally NEWPORT· BARGAIN BUY! 3 + Den or 4 Bedrooms with 3 baths. Walking distan<'e to all schools and W estclill Shoppping areft. .Hardwood flooni, fireplace, large dou- ble garage on big comer lot. Room for boel or trailC'r. Needs Work, but our best buy in this fine Newport Beach area at only $29.500. 2043 WESrCLlFF DRIVE 646-rru Open Eves. CURT DOSH, Realtor 1130w. Cbast Highway 642-6472 EVES. 6n.3468 WOW! Sprinklers, front &: back SPLIT • LEVEL: Mediter-JUST m~leted in NB, 3 BR Family fruit treee ranean, Npt Heights. 3 BR 2 Gold Medallion. l22l E. Sl,4% FHA Loan S3l .950 ba, summer·winter deck. cBial=boa=='B=l'=d=" =====I with 10% dn. 549-3165 Schls close $37,950. 435 Santa - SHARP 3 BR, 2 Frpl Lg yd, Ana Ave. 548-8905, 642-37!l6 Lido Isle else to schools Can assume Owner. --·------1 5%. % loan. $26,500. 1674 I =~======= Just Right & Ready Bilbo• Peninsula 1300 1351 $45,000 buys this deluxe Du-Iowa 546--0807 Newport H•lghts 1210 Cute. Furn cottage noot plex. Bit-ins, fireplaces, sun· 4 BR, den, 2~ ba, $ep. dinlnr North Bee.ch, tennis, !ilops. decks. Call rm, sprinkler system newly Blue Ocean View 3 Bd, 2 ba, trplc. BI kitcb Ba Ibo• B•y repainted . SlB.500. 2 o 0 8 So. patio. Boat. S47,500 Properties Balearic Dr. 546-0032 OPEN SUN 1 • 5 R. C. GREER, Realty 673-7420 Ev"' 673-9187 ==~~o==~= I 325 HOLMWOOD OR. 3"' v;a Lido 613-9300 ,c_o_ll.;;et~•;....cP..::•c.r;.:k __ .;:1.;.;;115 and~ Breeses go with this BAYFRONT DUPLEX FIXER-UPPER OWNER 3 Br 2 .._ _,, prestige home. 3 Br. 2 baths E 1 -·• " 2 3 BR ' ..-.... ex-pl.us many fine features n~ 0"'-" pauo. • · 2 BR tum. house. R-2 ZOO! • ttas. Beaut decor. paneling. Taste!ull d t-• G · Fireplaces, $115,!XXl. large lot 17th St. ShJppini[ thnKlut. 297 Hanover Dr. Y ecora ni. ar. W lk n. lty 1539 S t• D _,_._ si.mdeck also has view Low 8 er "41a an ICICJO re Area. An ..... ug $17,500 C.M. interest, 00 l0&n ch~es. A 3336 Via Lido 675-5200 BA YCREST Leon Vibert, Reeltor 3 BR. 1% ba, •·-e lam rm" '•-m" t .,. 150 OPEN SAT./SUN. 1.5 ~ro;ss anytime Screened-in paU'o~ G'RA.fuMa ~,.Y £46.2414 A STEAL! A bright, cheerful home with Brokers. Salesmen _S24=·""'=====*:::";>-l:=Tl3= (near N.B. Post Office) s~. 3 B~. OOme w/lge. pa- 4 large bedrooms & formal Earn l00% comm. Low • O E ---tio, on 52 strata corn~ lot. dining room. Llvlng mom & Newport Bee~~ 1200 P N SAT. & SUN. 1-5 Price reduced to less than monthly desk fee multiple ~----'-" 324 El Modena Jot value; $50,000. By Owner family room open ooto IJPflC-ollice BAYCREST 0 ious patio & pool. Ideal home HOME 642-4090 Lovely, imniac. home ; 3 BR. ueen Size Estate ~:-~i~ ~~House ~n. l :i & neighborhood for a young ========='I Formal din. rm., lge. pan-O S & ex<"Cutive. Costa Mesi 1100 cled fam. rm. Assume S1Ai% Spacious 3 bdrm i.! ha home, pen at Sun 1·5 Charl•s Arnold l0&n. Owner 646-6'rl5 cpts &: drps, fireplace, eov-m Via Udo Nord. 3 br, 2 Jerry Freud S-H-A-R-P EASTSJDE, Only .....:;;;:;,,;,:~"°"~:.:;=-ered patio. Lge 4 car garage lvgnns. 5 car gar. Sll0,000 Realtors &16-T156 S23,800. FHA terms or "SWIM IN 'nIE SUN" /elect opener. On 11~ Jots. 10% down or trade. BEAUTIFUL BEACON BAY \Vat erfront 3 Bdrm $9-1,500 assume 5%7o. loan. lm-WESTCLlFF AREA Deering avocado trees, Ask-Richardson.Purcell maculate 3 BR, 2 BA, 3 l:luge Bedrooms, 2 Baths Ing $33,900, only 107o dn. 2443 E. Coast Hwy, CdM fireplace & double garage. Fenced off Pool. Only $31.750 GRAHAM REALTY 646-2414 675-4031 Call 54().1151 (open eves) HOME 642-4090 CNear NB Post Office) ' CHARMING i BR, den, 2 llcritagc Reel Estate Newport Beach <'holce R-3 2 ...... R2 lol " on. patKIS, ~l.500. Owner &oing BY OWNER 3 Br. I ~ ba. lot & 3 Br. boo.st>. 1600 W. $15,300 . By C>.vner to Europe. 675-4234 Stove, drapes &: water Oceanfront. SSi,000. Call • 645-8329 e softener, Lrg, <'OV· patio. Owner (n4J 688-3383 * PLEASANT ail! Haven 3 Huntington Beach 1400 Wide lot. Reduced price EASTBLUFF, corner, at· Br, 2 ba ./ 2 Br Ocean Vu * S I y · S . I $20,500. 265 Ounetlia Ln tractive. 3 BR., 2 Ba., carp., I ;0'"""";;;,=;::;'o,~c==",;S49~500~,:'.54S-~7"l~49 o • 1st1 pec1a * 64.2--0668 drapes; trpl., lam, rm .. SAVE 7%-t26 .,..~ A ........ ·c BB~UTIFUL Pool + 4 Br. nook; patio; block wall. ' • •"""' · ig cr:N patio. Elec kit, BROADWAY DUPLEX! 2455 Bamboo Owner 644-<Mll 3 Br" l ha. MAKE OFFER bdwd floors. fully carpeted 3-Ul East Coe.st Hwy. Corona del ~1ar 675-3745 Country Living WR Here's a spacious 3 bedroom Ocean Front rome on a large wooded First time oUered. Comer kit. Isn't 11 time to get away lot, larte living rm, very from that bu.9)' clly llfe and hl'st location, $47,500, relax~ SZl,900 $15, 750 ...... ~NEWPO~~RT~B~E"'•a"'r"'"""' 2 BR ea. Firpi. W/W carpet 400 Pirate Rd. 646-3a79 2 bath. \Valk to aro.dway. ln front wilt. Asking only LARGE Mobile Home, 2 GI Ba••· " B or FHA $30,950. $25,500. Jo Hansen, Brier lUlll, patio, c lubh oua e _!!Crest 1223 P. Robertson RJty &17-856..1 Plan II Yourself Design and bullcl yQUt own on one of our 1vailabll.' bench lots: 2 at SZ>,000 each l at $30,000 each Abo ooe In Ne...,·port lll'ighls G5 x 150 at $14,500 urr While, Realtor l!\s;~I~G •""•REALTY •• "anytir11e" 2629 Harbor Blvd., C.M, Beach Home 3 BR, 2 blllhs. S23,900. C:-eorge Wllliamton, RJtr. 67J.-4lSO OPEN EVES. A CHARMER' 200 FT. DEEP lmrnaeulAte -F.arly A,;~ri-GRO.UNDS • $17,9501 2*)1 Nt'l''PO"i Blvd. CM. 3 Bedrooms, Family Builder's Attentlonl Nt"wport Brllch Room Double J.'ir~plAce Very valuable land ~ar 675-4630 eves: 642-2253 Doub!~ gArage. \\'oril: Shop: Broodw11.~ ShopplnJr Center -"·-t "•~ ""I 1 . & San Diego f'rffway • ex· PRIDE OF .,.,... .. 11.1. '-&I or •ppo111t-t · ment to 5<'<' this s:pncioua ,tns1ve mm~f'rclal bldp. In PERFECTION 4 BDRM custom built bom1;1 574 500 re1. There 1 a 3 bedroom "O'' DOWN PAYMENT JEAN SMIT. H" " """" ""' Greer patontlal liloated retr lh•lna room ov-1 here · live In home oow build ..-• "".......,. ,..... REALTOR ""'~'"'th•""""'' t!4U69! 6.Y ...........i la"MI• • ""E. !7th St., C"M. '""'3Zi5 TARBELL 16111 Buch -""" -2 bethl" WIDOW HAS HOUSE m ldtdam wtt.b all the V•cant Lot WANTS ""'""" buUt·ln r .. tur· Corona Highland• CclM TRAILER Hl)ME for )'Wt convenience It , 8f.f fort. Pr4ced 10 tell al ap~ S4 x l:JJ. parlial ~All ut 3 BR. +: Incl. pa do, SJ• 950 No dow C 1 V1rw, $21.500 • 10?: Down. 2 llle be ., lgt, Jlv. rm, & ~ ~ NI.Al M or FITZMORRIS dln. rm. All rma. epld. T AA I ELL Rallor 613-9010 SZl.5nl. \llan1 niee tr111J~r In ...... E..a1 lJl5 E. 0.st Hwy, CdM ~ loca1lon. ....,. -"lff Leon Vibert, Realtor -~.~-==~:w""'"'"'JU!Stll;'==n= Dlol -tor RllSUL"r.; -anytfm, .~ OJte 3 bedroom, one bfttb on "5, DEN, 4 BATHS" qujet ~lined street, Fix'<'r Llbrary, 6 yrs new 3 up and rent, move in yoor-Car, bit-ins -S.19.9SO sell or build another unit for income. Lot has alley "OCEAN VJE\Y' -$25,900" acceu. An excellmt oppor-lluge 2 Bdrm1, 2 ba, 50Xl27 tWl.ity for' the wise shopp<'r. Fireplace. Below market! HOME 642-4090 2()(3 WESI'<l.IFF DRIVE ~mt Open Eves. 4 BEORM ·POOL 'FUN' $23,5001 NO DOWN PAYMENT! Vacation here -all year round ~nero1&1 sized bedrooms, 2 pull.man bath&. Many added luxUl1et for )'OU!' J)JNllU't • convenience. 1S x JJ p)Ol. Plico lrlcludet -• ..,,,. tt. 54().] 7'20 TARBELL 2955 Harbor DAVIDSON Realty POOL North Ct.ta Mesa J BR + family T dJnin~, hardwood .... ""' play "'· $29.""' Rltr. 2150 u.-S8. C>1 56&.S«iO l.'vN. 54&-1<118 ONLY $34,500 3 large bedroom·s In thia ch&ming home on bta lot ~lent location n e • r 20th & lrvtne. Chari•• Arnold Jerry Freud Realtors 646-7155 TRl-PLEX Owner transfe!CTl!d h.•vlng vacancy tor new owntr. Show pride or OW?'lt!l"ll!.ltJ'. Qoee to ftq>s. Good ~ntal record. Shown by •ppolnt· mtnl ~I · pbonl' ~ 4 PLEX AU 2 hf"dl'90tn, bulltlni, C11.r- IJ('t1, drape•, located ,..,. llhoppfni t'C!'llter, $37.~. 642-- ·---------~~-------------- 64S.s2'26 pool, priv•te beach. 6'15-1672 --C"'u~ST;O;M=1z~E--o~-1812 Highland "'" H.-FAMIL y DELIGHT 16382 E•gl• tano HILLCREST Highlands; 4 BR. z Ra. CUstom bit. 5 Bd. 4% b&, fam-Imml'diate posseslon on this- $32,9'50 548-2847,· l -729-2908 i1Y rm. Sep din rm, elec sharp 3 Bedroom home, near home, with new shag cpt. blt-Owner kit. Pool size Jot, beaut shopping, school.a, &: Doug- ins, Crplc, 3 br, 2 ba, $24,IXXI garden, l!Prinklen, $79,500 las plant. $24,500. Submlt 5464615 5 ROOM Mobile Home. R. C. GREER, Ree.lty terms:. Monticello Townhous• Private park beach. 30 3416 Via Udo 673-9.100 PERRON REALTY 642-1771 F I Beach Dr. Lido Park. ac ng Clubhou.&e-Pool a.ree., BY OWN'L"D 3 br, i•• b• - ' B , ll.4 ,IXXI or submit. 644--0241 I I """' .,. • "" r. Bil. (Georietown rv M 1238 quiet cul-de-sac, extra Jgc 1~~~-r:'!°· 546-9'l!5 L~i:!,~ bl'~ baf~ ~'. Elegant Private Twnhse 3 Br. ~:q~e~v~ lg:a~· ~= FOR Sale by owner. save!!! OwnS" tran&(erTtd. PZ,500 2 ba. O:mm: pool, rec. C"Pl! &. drpe. $.~ be.1ow GI 3 bdr, f\aU cpta/d"!)S. nice By Owner. 60-3371 ==incl. $27,«.Q, apPraisal 962-7375 yard. Xlnt loc'ttlon ne1.r MOVE In! Near n"" 4 BR., NEWLY deror. 3 BR.: lge. &Chl1/1hop1. 2208 Miner SI. trpJ., new cpta. nr. beach. Eiatbluff 1242 family rm. (19x721. bltna, C.M, 548-7313, 642-07'11 $28,000, Open weoekends: 351 --carp., draJ)<'1. Nr. schooll. OPEN Houff 1 . s PM. Im· 6Znd St. Owner 67$--0144 16.Jll Nauau Ln. SfG.9447 ' BR. • BAY ·~""-condo OPEN HOUSE mac. • tarn. nn., • u:." wu 3 br 2 2 BDRM. \Valk &o IC'bools, Mess V.e r d e Pacesetter. ba home. 200)' 2 s17 SUN 1 .5 churchel, shopping Ii Dr'a. S32,sm w/pools, toll etc. Vuant. 2154 Cerob t!D &Al\ """""" n..-. ""-d 200 Colvert Avt. 546-"'81 s.c S».900 613-<3l6 COOL POOL i.1!'.""m7. '~' ~ '· $21 ,950 -OWNER 2 Bit: Cabana. BAYSIDE HOME • BY OWNER • 3 Dr. 1~ ha. bltns, frplc. Pa-VILLAGE ~ vkw, 1UP1 In EutbluU. < BR, 2 ..___ 4 BR. 2·&. $23,500 ot bnt Uo, dbl pr, ~. GI or FJL\ •V&il. 543-07'13 ..-. u 494-9232 2'm Maple St. 646-rDJ Quick possn:Wft, $43,950 ° er. ~ESA DEL MAR 313r., film nn. $26,IXWJ. C1NNER. Open Jlse. 98J Preeldlo D r . 54"'481 DIJly Pilot Want Adal I AJ....,. a Go-Got WESTClJFF 3 Br 2 b1, fam O.L•ncy Real Eatate BY OWNER, 8ssume 6~ GI ~ c:• \!:' ~':2~t #28 E. Cr.i~t H""r., Cd.\t loan. Span. style 2 stry 4 Br em e Z51 673-.3770 2~1: ba drn, bHne, 842-8519 Nit ll•rbot-HI. 3 br, 2 hi., ~ 3 BR 2 ba nl!'6r heh. lnvnat . f11.m. rm. Elec. kite., Bee.ut., BLUFFS, ~ "G" p 1 a n: possession, Call 962-6125 or yd. 129,!6>. Agl • ..._14!6 S-4 br, 3 ... By .96'l-'m4 Ice Appt. White E21Pb&M1? Owliw. U't,950 "'-OHO Whla~llT Dtml"+Une f, • I • , Daily Pilot Classified CLASSIFIED INDEX Hours-Regulations-Deadiins s •• HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Hunll"91on S..ch 1400 Huntlng""1 S..ch 1400 Le9une S..ch 4 BEORM -:-2-BATH 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I 1705 $24,9SOI NO DOWN PAYMENT! HUGE LOT Most in1pirlng grouncil • a tropical pandi.se: ~ rt. rov· 60' x 200' neat occ:t.n. THE BIG ONE RENTALS H..,_ Fumlohed Summer Rent1l1 2910 4 BR. -1\la BATtlS AD C::onvtn.itnoH Alli. 10-17 -$250 Anll. Winter le Yet.ti~ .~c ... IAL5 Houtft Unlurnlahed Newport Shoroo 3220 NEWPORT SHORES 2 BR l Dtn on 1ear1 ltue $190 mo. &C2-3430 DAILY PILOT %1 R~NTALS Apts. Furnloltod Coote-., 4100 $25 Wk. Up e Stud.Jo 4 Ba.eh apLI. llRRORl 1 Ad'l1i'tl1erw ahould oheck their aft 01lly and roport 1mm1dlately 1rrorw or ml1elu1lfloatlon1. THE OAILY PILOT 1u&1mea t11blllt1 tor 1rrora only t~ tn1 ••tent crt publl1hlno Ult adv1rtl1ement corl'eOtly one tlm1. t'red patio 1WTOUnd«1 b)' • bedrooms • 2 bathl. lush land&C&J'llni • ca&ea.dl.na New luxury Buccol& • built waterfall, tfsh f)Olld .l ador-home (fee slmple). $36,250 • able elevated bamb.)o but $3,300 do'wn to vets, $6,850 pl1yh005e. Every room ls an down F.H.A. 21M1 Archer Invitation to spe.ck>wl llvlng! Ctrctc, near Brookhunt and Del.lgbllul tamUy room. To J:famllton, H'Untlngtoo Beach. TltAT'S THE BEST DE- SCRJP"rlON OF ntlS CIV· ERPOWERJNG OONTEM· PORARY HOME.· Detailed exterklr of wood slllcCo, l elfterudve UM ol deconttive ...... la W. ~anlrtlllt, NB 673·2306 e IACJ UtU.t I Pbone _.., • Maid -• TV MIL University Parle 323T e N .. C&fe 6-a.r S ~ 2376 Newport m vd. s..m DEADLI NI FOft COPY AND KI LLS: 1:30 P.M. tf'l1 da)' betoro publloatlon. I XOlpt tor W11k•nd Edition and Mond!'Y aectlon1 when olo1lno UrM 11 l :SO P.M. Friday. Sprawling 5 BDRM. & om FL<X>R Pl.AN, has dbl. door eitry hall w/lloonr ol Del Pi.a til~. ope!l,11 to rear !Iv. rm. w/CAlllEORAL BEAM· ED CEILINGS, CONTEM· PORARY SPANISH DE- SIGNED FIREPLACE. WI W CARPETING THRU-OUT ALL 5 BDRM$. SEXLUD- EO OEN, WJTH RICH WOOD PANELLED WAl.13 & OPEN BEAM CIElLINGS, now being used llS bUlard room w/regula. tiori me table. Oc••nfront-0...,1-ux_•_ 3 Ba, 2 btl., dahwsbr, laundry w/w, drpll'. bl:tnt. 1 n door BBQ, pre.ge. HARP 3 bt, 2 ba, tireplace, -=:--~---,-,.--,blt-lna, crpta, drps, swlm· i BR., new w/w caJ'1>., min& pool. Nr. UCI. Leue dral)tl. BH·in cwm. 1loYe. $120 mo. 83J.0'116. Atlr. furn. W&lk lo •lorfl· YOU MU8T HA.VI KILL NUMIERI Whon kllllrig •n •d beuUH of CIUIOk HdUlta, sec it ls to want It! No down (lst slgnal North of Coa•t be 1ur1 to mak• a r.oord Of th1 kit! numbor glv1n you by your ad takor u GJ. or low down to others! }ilghwty.) v1rlfloatlon of rtur can. 842-6691 SHERWOOD ESTATES E.v11")' tiffort la mad1 te klll or oorreot • n1w ad that ha• b11n ordered, but Wiii can-TARBELL 16111 8e1ch br. the Sea not gual"'lnt" to do IO untll th• Id haa 1pp11rt1d In tho p1ptr. ACHING BACK)--Te . 968-3036 DIME·A·LINI: Ad• •f'I ltTlctlJ oalh In advance oy mall or l't 1n1 on• ot our offlota. Not Hett! Gorgeous 3 bed· Open 10:00 to 7:00 dally ND phon1 Ord•,.., room, 2~ be.th, '"Hardwood _ _ noor" Beauty. Fonna.1 Din· JR. '"ITALIAN VILLA" Tho DAILY PILOT l"CIMrY" tn. right to ol1•lfy, odlt. ocn1or or rofuM •ny 1dvtr- t l1ement. ind to ohanga It• rate1 111d ragulat1on1 w ithout prior notice. Adv1rtl1erw may Pf•°' their ad1 by tllephane. DIAL DIRECT 642-5678 WESTMINSTER & NORTH COUNTY DIAL FREE 540-1220 Huntington Beach 540. I 220 L19una Be1ch 494.9466 Phones Are Open 8:00 a.m. -5:30 p.m. 9 lo Noon Solurdoy-Closed Sundoy , CLA8SIFIED COUNTE.flS ~located Ill tol10W1 1 2211 Wftt lalboe. laul...-onf, H.wport hoch. JJO W..t lcry StrHt, COIN! MMG. Jot Flftll StrMt, H111tH11tt-11 hcKh. 222 FoNSt A-•· '--PM hod. l:JO.J:JO hcept. Sat. I: S1111. ing Room. ())zy Fireplace. POOLll $22,950 ·Prestige 1«atiot1 ... Call '$0' DOWN PAYMENT Now. You won't. ~lieve ll 'til you see It -most &Wgeous rear yard • K<>lf course rrau · never needs mowing -.mk- en pool, fount&lrur • truly 1 beauty! King sized bed· 7682 EUINGER rooms, queJitv new ca...,..t. 842-4455 or 540-5140 ~ -..... POOL 15x35 e Price $23,'ISO • Hardwood floors e W /w carpels • Covered cabana • Wet bar ln.g, custom drape1. Most convenient location. 846-0604 TARBELL 5824 Edinger Huntington 1 __ H_•_rbo_cc"c.' __ _;140! YOU'LL BE SORRYI • Excel cond thruout Mill Addre•: lox 1875, Newport Beach, Calif. e Terms GI or FHA If you miss best buy in HOUSES FOR SALE NEWPOllT •••CH ._ DIMOLITIOfll "" Never again will you find a Harbor. 3350 sq. ft. 4 + o•NIUL 1• NIWl'OllT HllOHTI 011 DltAl'TINO llltVICI MJJ home like this at this price. maids + studio + view. NI Wl'OltT 1Hn1t11 mt 1L1CT1ttCAL M4f I I N·•r be ~ • •-"· R l ~°._1,T,,," :.~ .... MA.It n: Wl lTCLIPI' .,,. IQUll"MlfllT ltlNTALt .... Pau JontM Rea ty "'" ... ,., UUI,...... m or MllA Vl ltDI Ult UflllYlltSITY l"Altll: •UJ l'lNCIN• = 847-1266 Eves, 8-12-5844 pool. COLLIGI! l"Altll: Ull ::~: :~J.... =~ :~~~~. lll'AIJIS. II(. .. " BEST OFFER ::::g:~ =:~~Tl :::: co11:0N• DIL MA• me 0A.a o1N1Ho "" DOWNTOWN OR TRADE :;~',°o".~0,".t~'11:•s i~ ::;•rst...NDI : :::~~"i ~~s~~~c0•• :!: CosOwt S83,000, Sac. $67,000 ::~~=::!s uu ~~~~!.L~SLAND :: :~s:,,. ntuM• :: CUSTOM BUILT ner 347-611!6 DOYElt SHOltlS l::! HUNTINGTON llACH ..... OUN SNOI' ,,,t l . BEAtrr. landscaped 2200 sq WISTCLll'I' IHI FOUNTAIN YALLIY .. lt HIALTH CLUll 4nt 3 .e r . lrg am rm Wlth S(one ft .. 3 BR, 2 BA, + l lg UNIYlllllTY PA.ltl( 1U1 LONG IE.ACM Utt HOUSl!CLl!ANIHO 4711 ts d Walle t hl & oom. "4 entry, OPEN STAIR CASE LEADS TO :lND STORY PAST W AU. OF GUSS AND QPENS TO LARGE SUN PORCH. \V e 11 designed kitchen with extensive use ol hardwood cabinets, AU.. BILT·IN RANGE & ovrn. . DISHWSHR., GARB. DISP. E"I'C., opens to formal din· ing area. This truly unusual lune has to be one or the most ootstanding values we have ever oUered at, $31,950 FULL PRICE OFFER YOUR DOWN PYMTI OWNER WILL HELP FINANCE! MISSION REAL TY !l8S S. Coast Hwy., Laguna Phone <n4J 494-0731 SUntm{lr S200 wk up 673.2306 2208112 W. Oceanfront NPI' Bch 1 BR. ~ f.. 1 blk to Ocean. $60 per wk. July, Avail Aua;. 6t2-1712 Laguna at Victoria Bch. l BR house, .slee(JI 4, $100 per wk or monthl1 rate. 60-1212 l & 2 Br. Furn AptJ:. IA blk to ocean. 120!) W. Balboa. Blvd. Balboa. $75 wk-Sal Wk. 494-S.189 NPT Bch. Large Upper 3 bedroom. 2 block to oce1n. Aug 1 to AU&' 17. $U5 per week. 646-9754 2 BR home in Laguna Beach, Aug ilt Sept. Si.23 wk or $385 mo. 497-1451 AVAIL. thru Labor Day; 3 BR. 2 Ba.; 1mall boot Oock. $250 Week. 673-6540 l BR. furn. Apt. Alps. 4 1 Block to beach. Weekly $85. Newport Bch 642-0316 RENTALS Houan UnfurnlshMI 3000 f;I Available Now MESA OEL MAR ? BR • 3 Baths •..•.... $270 4 BR · 2 Ba •...•.•••.• , $195 3BR·2Ba .•...•.•••.. n85 Owner/Bkr. 675-3131 HAltlOlt HIGHLANDS 1ns Sl!AL IEACH 4UI HAULING lnt fireplace. Hd floors. Elegant dressing ' ' -. ~ lltVINE 1Uf OltANGI COUNTY .... INTlltlOll DICOllATIH• •m crp ' rps. ' 0 SC s shag crpt WW, newly redec ::~:.~e:P :~;: ~~~!~~1°it'"'" :::; ::;:~~.~ 11'" ~= :-k. 50xl27 lot, alley en· inside & out. Mwrt aee to ap. Costa Mesa 3100 ~~~1::AT:=~~1t :: ~::A.t.T,,~!,.... =~ :::~~~1N• !~: eRASHEAR REALTY ~~rfio.P~l~lto aell fast AVAIL tMMED. Mesa Verde IALIOA .. l!HIHSUU 1Hf SANTA AHA Hll•MTI v» IHSUUHCI' 477' ~7-8531 Eves. 968-ll78 llA.CON IAY 1M5 TUSTIN ... INVISTIOATIHe. Dttectl.. ,7111 • • 4 BR. lge living rm, 1,1.Y ISLANDS 11511 COAST•.t. UM JANITORIAL '"' OPEH SUN 1----------· I spacious lam/dining rm, LIDO isL• 1u1 LAGUNA 1eAcH •1n J1weL1tT 1t•PA11t. •tr. "°' Fountain Valley 1410 Ext 0 d. IALIOA ISLAND IUJ LAGUNA NIGUl!L 41t7 U.NDSCAl"INe UU ' fG r lftary biJt·Jn kitchen. beautiJuJ\y =~=~i=:~g: ~~~i~u• :: ~",.':ii';.~~::T• :~: ~~s~=~.H 111:1c1e :: 9332 NANTUCKET DR. LAl_lGE 5 Bdrm, 2 ~ bath. Sacrifice ~:~:c;:lm~~r~~cl y~:~!~ fOUNTAJN YALLIY 1411 TIUl"Ll!X, 4'k. .,.. MOVING I STOltAOI ", ... , Himtington Beach, finest Joe. Tri-level home. All built-Ins, Siii.iL llACH 1UO COHOOMlNtUM f!IM l"AINTINO. 1"1HJ111111l11• w 2·St 3 BR f il di . Clll"peted throug h 0 u t ol new homes. Builder must and gardener service. i~~s::H ·~~~. 11~!s RENTALS :!~~J:HG, 51"" :.._ Ory · am Y nmg. Drapes. ,l\pprox 2300 gq ft llcll several new view homes 613·3663 Eves. 548~966 11:::c::;" ::: Gi!~!~-Unfurnished .... :~:~::i':!'Y'"'"' 11: .. 11,::: DAVIDSON Realty livi~ area .. Landscaped & ~~ir:;a!~~~h3 ~~FOR Lease. 3 Br, 2 BA ORAHOI COUNTY ''°' COSTA Ml!SA 51M .. LUMllNG '"I fenced. Walkingh. distahoolne@ lo family/lanai rm. Lge fenc- OUT OP COUNTY 1"5 MllA VllDlf 1111 .. OODLI OltOOMINe .... Rltr. 2750 Harbor as, CM grammar & igh SC & bath, custom designed &: eel yd. tlreplaC'I!, cpts and OUT OP STATI IHI NIWl"OltT 11.M:H ntt .. DOL SlllV1CI •,,',', ·~ ·~ Ev "-""' shopping. Close tG freeway, built, True Spanish styling .. ~ A il ·-STANTOll 1611 Nl"Wl'OIT Ht: GHn l"OWllt JWI....... .,,...,..,..... es . .,..,..5142 u.>pS. va <>qi\ 1, $250 mo Wl!STMIHST•lt 1412 Nl!WPOltT SH~ltlS r: :u00M:1:0EltVIC• :n.,.I $2ti,500. st2-2J42 with open beam construe-inelude1 Gardener & waler. MIDWAY c1TY 1i14 w1sTCLIF,. it• A G I Loa tioo. All deluxe appoint· Lt Col. Robert B M SANTA ANA 1,H UH1VlllSITY PA.ltlC sm ::::o.~:i!"i. ~~l'Allt ::: $18,500 FULL PRICE! ssum• . . n m ents. . . oore SANTA AHA HOTS. 16H IA.Cl( IAY 11.. $1500 •--•! il bl 646-<ffi ORANOI 14U l!AST ILUFP lttt ltl'MOOILINO. ICITCHIHI = Will buy 3 BR., 1%. Ba., ab-........ es -ava a e OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY TUSTIN 1'41 CORONA Dl!L MAit sue :::::So 5111,... '"" solutely immaculate with immediately. Bkr/Owntt Call for locatioo & terms. Lease 4 BR, 2 Be.th, double :::~:0rusTiN ~= ::;•~t._NDS :: sew1No w.cH1N1 1t11"A1111 "'' beaut. landscaping & room 842.fi63J or 897-6366 S33.500. garage, c.arpets, d r a Pe~. Sll.Vl!llADO C.t.HYON 1W LIDO ISL.I US1 ~!r~~1!:0'""" ...... Ile. :: for a pool. Oleck tenns! '494-8833 Large fenced yard, room for LAOUNA HILLS 11M HUNTINGTON 11A.c11 MM TE1tM•T• COHTllOL "" Pacific Shores Real .. , Out of County 1605 LOS PADRES boot or trailer. fl80/mo. LAGUNA llACH 1"'5 J'OUNTAIN YALLl'Y Mll TlLI c.r-1c: '"4 •:r cau Mr. NelllOl'I 540-llSl ~:uc~~:~~~~L ~W. ::~~o:l'l~~HD ::!: TILL UIMI-a. ,,,_,... "75 817•8586 OR 536-88!H SALE Or trade 2 Br mod. R.EAL TY He-rit1ge Rettl Estate. s.u.i JUAN CAl'ISTltAHO '"' LONG llACH WI ~=~=v~:1~~~: .... 1n. lie. ::: hse Yucca Valley .priced 89.5 Glenne)'t'e Stnet LOVELY spaclOUI 3 Br, film rm, fp, Jc: patio, bltns, pool. No malnt. nr schla Ir. thplng. Lse $250 mo. 833-0354 aft 6 e Yiu.AGE 2; lg. fam. rm.; lea&e. 833--0397 3240 ALONE Ob bl, 2 R .. epts., drps., ~; no garage. SUS MO. 54!J..9536 &12-2821 Corona del Mar 32SO LUX. 1% bdr. patio, rel. in- trrom, gar .. hge .• beam, llv. rm. nr. Bch., wtr, gdne-r, furn , $200. 2910 Third Ave. CdM. 3 BR, 2 ba, bit-ins, crpts, drps, S27S mo. R. 1... Strickler, RLTR. 613-6510 Huntington Be•ch 3400 FREE RENTAL BOOK Drop In and Browse WE HAVE SOME 7682 EDINGER 842-4455 or 54Ml40 NEWPORT WEST 4 BR .. 2 Ba. Cl1JI., paneling, fncd. yd. Bltns, patio6; cul de sac, walk to beach. Lease S225 Mooth. 962-9628 FOR Lease Attractive~ Br. 2 ba fncd yard, bllns, crpts, db le Cat gar . $155 C'all betwn 6-9 pm, 962-2875 370S Blue Lagoon Villa 113 on beach, surf view, all elec. Furnished, pool, TV tennis, guard. Winter $250 Schworer. Bk:r. 67J.-2654 MONARCH BAY A RE A LOVELY OCEAN VIEW. 3 BR Ii: den. 2 BA. cptJ:, Drpa, frl>l, pool. $300_mo, adults 49&-1243 betw 10-S pm l BR VIEW HOME on 2 lots, fenced yard, car· port, l yr lease epplies on purchase, $175 mo. 49'1·1210 No pctt, Otlld over 8 O.K. fl24.50. ~ or &t6-6061. Key at 2260E Maple 2 Br. Furn , ••••••• $140 mo ~ Br. Unflll'll ........ $12$ mo Bltlna, pool, pi.do See manager Apt K 313 E, 17th St., C.M. $85 nIR.NISHED Bachelor Apt. lnclud/irtils, n r . Fairview l Wilson. CM. 543-«;22 EAST'SIDE 2 BR., elec. bltna; patio. AdultJ: only 361·8 OGLE &e.1298 LGE bach. nicely tum. alpa 2, util. pd. nr OCC Manq:er 2885 Mendota. Dr., Apt. A. DUPLEX 2 bdr ,adultl, wa!h- er, patio, soft water $100. 646-JCM aft 6: 30. DELX 2 BR cpl &.~. gar. No child. $135 & $150. A1IG unf. 2175 Oranie. 545-9187 4200 * Channel Reel * APARTMENTS SPECTACULAR VIEW Waterfront/Loe • Boat Slips Available 2 BR • 2 Bath Apta. LEASE · or · BUY $445 MG, & up • $59,500 up 2525 Ocean Blvd., ()jM' 673-1788 -for' further info Herman Trott, Mgr. BEAUTIFUL waterfront apt. 2 BR., patkl, boot dock. Winter lease. 3403 Finley • 675-4039 • Small furn apt for rent near ocean. C!lild OK. Owner on premiaea Sun. 600~ Clubhouse, N.8 . STEPS to ocean lux 2 BR, 2 BA, patio. $200 wk. $700 mo. Wintr. $300 mo. 5119 River Ave. 642-30'25 or 838-Sru Wint""'° 2 BR, adul.tJ:, 9 month& lease. 4212 Set.shore Dr. 615-3345 YRLY or Winter rent.ab. '4th St. 2 Br. It 4 Bn. Indy, e111;l gar, Adults. 642-9224 OCEANFRONT Attrac. 2 Br. furn. Apt. Wint!!' CIC' yr).y, Avail 9115. 646-5832 CAPISTRANO IUCN U1S ORANGI' COUNTY S6lt UT I ~--a Beach IMMEDIATE OceUpancy DANA l"OINT 1ne •••o•N o•ovt: u 1t ~~~iNa••Y :: 16x36' POOL Sl0,500 eq, $4300. 499-iln i-miiii."!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l lmmac. 3 bedrm house, L•guna Niguel 3707 B•lbo. ~:~~~~g, ~= =~~~T~"'rJ: :;: JOBS & EMPLOYMENT · . . eves. I~ bit-in d.w., ww c pt 1 I 3 BR 2 Ba d SAN Dll!GO 1ns IAHTA ANA NM JOI WANTID, Me. ,.... Luxurious 3 BR home, .dlllmg L•guna Niguel 1707 thnJ.oilUt, 1% BA , IV' mrktA . cptg, rps, 4300 lltYl!RSIOlt COUNTY , ... SANTA ANA Hll•NT• ,.. JM WANTID. wom.. mo room,den&gardenkttchen. Westminster 1612 built-ins. view of gol f HOUSIS TO •• MOYID 1to6 TUSTIH MM Jal WAHTl!D Full ·-· & d , LARGE 4 BR 2 Ba ''"'" & schools. .$170 mo. call course. Pvt beach. Kids & coNOOMINIUM 1m COASTAL 57" MIN 1 woMiN mt ..._1Y ~.,... raped. GI RESALE • ~-1 Ind " 54&-3351 ••OK $300 4= ·~s DU ~Ll!Xl!S ~o• SALi 1t75 LAGUNA llACH 571:5 DOMISTIC HILi' 7121 ••v ess1ooally landscaped. to '""II.JU. scpd, trpl, cpt, "";;--;-,,,-,-:-;;--,~~ pe~ ' mo. ~· Al"AltTMl!HTS l"O• SALi ,,. LAGUNA NIGUEL S707 AG•HCIES. M• PIM Will trade for units near the drps, wash-dr, bl t -ins. FOR Leese: 3 Br. 2 Ba, 3 BDRMS 214 ·Ba. drapes. RENTALS ::: J~::~~~~STlltANO ~,!: ~=~=c~:.~T:!:;.!" :;: beach or submit oiler to pur~ $32,500. 499-4025 lam. r m. home, bltn.1, carp., Fenced yard. No pets. Houses Fumished DANA POINT 11 ... H•L .. WANTl!D, ·-,.. chase. drapes . .$210. Month water LEASE $215. 1--i~5947, ::=;:t;-to SHA•• := REAL ESTATE, i0o'e'Nc~:i. ~-:-:-~= LISTER REAL TY ~J;:~0:.Y~;:.i:,~eSl~sm~~ 1c_o_n_d_o_m_l_n_iu_m ___ 1_9_5_0 paid. 545-0 __ 863~-----i (2131 391_3482 after 6 p.m. COSTA M•SA 11M General ICHDOLS .. INSTltUCTION 1600 10012 Beach Bl., HB 842-6633 3 ·-· bl 2-eR-:-cOnv. location. Mature 'ALS MESA Dl!L w.11: 11os TRIPL1x • .,,. s• Joa P1tl!l"A1tAT10H "" ocuroom on a g corner CHANNEL front ....... .i 1 Ml!SA Vl!llOI 1111 coHooMIHIUM ,.,. THIAT1t1CAL ,,.. MODll. HOME lot Room for boat & trailer adults, No pets, gmdr, wtr Apts. Fumlshed ~~i;:::T ':::c,,. ~~ =~~;i.:0-:A:::: :::: MERCHANDISE FOR perking. Sparkling new pa.int home, Huntington paid $150. 642-5334 NIWP OllT HOTS. nit ROOM 1 •OAltD m. SALE AND TRADE job Uislde & outside, plus M • 3 bd 2 BR, Uhf. bouae in court Gen•r•I 4000 NEWl"OllT SHOlllS U2t MOTE.LS, TltAILl"lt COUll:TS Jn7 .. UltNITUltl -Custom carpets, drapes, land. GnftG1 rm., &AYSHOltl!S 1tu GUl!n HOMES .... Ol'l'IC• l'UlllllTU•I Mll scaping w/sprinklers pool. & new wall t~ wall _carpets. Mgr. on premise& aft. 6 EXPERIENCED APT MGR OO'IElt IHOltlS m7 MISC. ltl!NTAU I"' Ol'l'ICI IQUl .. Ml!NT Mii .._,,_._ "'"-t-•v 'f ··-" Vacant and Immediate pos-2 ba·. upper, COn• 9M-D W. )7th St .. CM Wl!STCLIJ'~ UM INCOMI! PROPl'RTY '"' STO•I IGU l .. Ml:NT MU ,...uv ........ ""'" e use 0 ........ I t only Sl8 nut or take care of YoW' property uH1vE1tS1TY PAll:K tt11 •usrNrss ,.1toP11tTY ..,. CAI'•, 11:1sTAu1t"'T Mu paper. 4 BR, 2 bath. $40,995, sess on 1 ·"""· dominium. Wash-$90, 2 BR It garage, adults, whlle 1way. Couple with OCEANFRONT Summer Rent1I No pets or children $125. week 925 E . Balboa Blvd. UPPER 2 BEDROOM $115./Js. 675-1752 Huntington Beach 4400 e NEW e LUXURIOUS e RESORT LIVING 4 NATIVE GARDENS 6 POOLS-SAUNAS-JACUZZI ~'i~1:•aAY = ~~:1~::s":::~AL = ::,~.~~~r:~~OI :~ Deane Garden Hom.s STEWART REALTY er, dryer, carftalo. no pets, couple prelerred. many ynr exp in Or. co. II.ST ILUl"P' T342 OfFICE RENTAL '971 GAltAOI SALi lftl Bushard/Adams 962~1406 m.2110 ,.... 548-9864 wantA opportunity to handle 111:v1N1 TlllltACI nu 1NDUn1t1AL l"ltOl"l!ltTT .... l"U1tH1TU1tl! AUCTION ""'"""'""'~""'""""'-"""iii;I-====='=====' I ed d boat MODERN 2 BR., ;,,.ulat•d, -·• ................. Box P-168, HUNTINGTON COltONA OIL MA.It nsl COMMl!ltCIAL 60U A .. l"LIANCIS llM I" 1 rapes, J~ • .,.,.._,..., IALIOA ,,.. INDUSTltlAL it•NTAL '8M ..,..TIQUl!I 1111 For Sale L•gun• B11ch 1705 sl" CallJ., dri>a., stove, g1r. Daily Pilot •AY 1suHDs 1is• Lon .,. 11w1Ho MAcHrN•• 112t BY OWNER 1p, garage, car-Adults. SI35 No pets 642-4996 -,~;;-1A~TEA=~u""'1..a""'PO=INTE=""'-GARDENS LIOO ISLE tul llANCMl!S 41M MUllCAl INSTllU~INT llU .A.._ '-' IAL•OA ISi.A.ND 2U.S CITltUS o•OVEI 41'1 ... ANOS I o•OANS IUt Townhouse on comer lot. 2 port. By owner -3 BR., 2 Ba., bltns., Beeutltul 2 Br. furn. apt .. HUNTINGTON ••ACN 1411 A.Clt•Aet• "" llAOIO tHf .._.._ t•l '--"--I . Htd .........! i"A~--ott Tennis • Enterta.inment l'OUNTA IH VA.LUY 1411 I.Aki l"LSINOltl' en TI LIVISIOM atS .,.,....""ms, n ..... ul:'J, many ~ Ph. 213·598-2161 patio; carp., drapes: .,.....,., -.iyv<< st BOLSA-CHICA & HEIL ~~:~:~~: = ~:!~~~~~~~~~~."' = ~t:~a.&::::11:1 = 6tras. LowBestFHAfmonthly -· S225Month. 54&-2909 P~~~~~:·A~E~~M ADULTS 847-8414 OltAHQI! COUNTY 2"t OUT OP STATI' l"llOI". •Ht CAMl ltAS f, IOUl .. MINT Ult payment.II. of er. Or 714•846-1822. 2 BR, garage, carpet&, $125, l.AHTA AHA 1'11 MOUNTAIN & Dl:S!ltT '11t HOllY SUl",.t.111 wt 962-4195. Water .... ;..i. 71931L u ...... 1, LIDO BAY VIEW FlJRN Duplex 1 Br.&: gar. I WISTMINSTllt un SUIOIVISION LA.HO ltU Sl'OllTIHG GOODS .... '""!::"l~~~~!"'!'!"'!'!"'!'""' t --n ··-MIDWAY CITY :U16 1tlAL ESTA.Tl! s11tv1Clf •21s llNOCULAltS, scoP1s asw1· RENTALS St. C.M. 642.7658 Spacious 1 BR Apt in hi-rise block to beach. $145 mo. SANTA ANA w110Nn x• Jt.E. l!XCHAN011 'm M1sc1Lu.Hrous l60I RETIRE & INVEST ~·· Houses Furnished Bldg. Custom Furn. Yrb' 536-7146 ~;tT,,."; •l'ACN :: BJSi'NESS and .,... ~giu:::~.·~ts. =: ONLY $19,000 Newport Be1ch 3200 S350/mo. 67!'>.2676 Rltr, / =====:o:==:o:=:o:== LAGUNA H1ou1L 2111 FINANCIAL LUM1111: 11• Lovely 2 BR & den, close to •494.g17 Rent1l1 to Share 2o05 L1gun1 BHch 4705 SAN CLl:Ml!NT• 2111 STOllAOI am G U C W/R-4 · 3 to 4 BDRM Neumnrt Beach C I M •100 S.t.N JUAN CA .. ISTilANO ins &USIH!ll 0 .. l"ORTUNITl•S '* IUILOIH• MATlltlAU 114' 0 ourse zoning. G Ov ... ··r-01. ff• .. CA,.llTltANo ••ACM 11• aus1N1ss WANTED uos IWAl"S mt HAFFDAL REAL TY L.4.GUNA OCEAN VIEW ES-IRL er 25 to :;iiare apt., on qulfit Cul de Sac. Ov~r DANA .. 01NT "• INVl!STMl!HT OPll>.rtwltltl g11 PETS d IVESTOCK "H M ..... N-.,..,,..rt B e a c b. S48-4388 ""00 •q ft G••d•n•• & t lllVlltllD• COUNTY 111111 INVISTMENT WANTl:D "" In L ome tG ah.~· Income" TATE -Lovely ocee.n views "~"" 4'.l • • ... "' wa er VACATION ltl!HTALS ·not MONEY TO LO..,.. ,,,. PITS. CllHlllAL -8170 Warner 842-4405 from wooded 1% •cte site after 6 PM includ. S325 per mo. $2$ on CONDOMINIUM 2tH l"EltJONAL LOA.HI UH CAn "'' 2 BR FU I I s .... 2 year lease 646--t316. oUPL•x•s ~u1t1t. •11 JIWl!LltY LOANS m1 0001 MU $49.50 DOWN near Emerald Bay, llJ8.Ciou1 m w poo · t\Nent RENTALS . COLLA.TEil.AL LOANS ms HOR111 ... 6 bcdrm home, large entry $60 I Util ea. 24ll 16th N. 4 BR, 2 be, pool, w/yard &: Houfff Unfumished ~~~~o~~::,1T:-!;'':.,, :: (A,al.ifORNIA LIVING To qualified vets. 3 homes hall, IUJlroom, library, din-B. Apt G 494-3015 a.ft 5 pool maintenance. $350. 369 ••HlllAL .. MONEY W.t.HT•O '"' MU•t••111 "'I to Choo~ tron:i. ~ full.v car-ing rm, 4 baths. modem Vista Baya On::le, N.B. cosTA Mis.ti J1111 ANNOUNCEMENTS SWIMMING l"OOU '"° peted with buill·tn&, close to kitd>en plus lll!IJU'llte gu~t Costa MUI 2100 642-3369or 542-5514 :::: ~=~o~• :: and NOTICES :~i':os ~ schools. Call for information house, secluded swimming -$80-. -,-.-R--H-.,.,-.,-,.,,-m--U-UI 3 BR, 2 BA dl*Plex, bit.ins, COLLIOI ,.AltlC i111 POUHD lPr'M u.> ..., vM:ATtoHS nu LISTER REAL TY pool&: cabana . $144,500. d H1w .. 01tT 11AcN u" LOST '411 TRANSPORTATlr~l 16612 Beach Bl., HB 842.Qi.3.3 pd. Adults only. Ideal for crpts, rps. Near beach.No H•WPOllT HOTS. Hit PlillSOHALS i4M older person or couple. Z337 pets. Avll Aug 15, $250. H•w,01tT swo1t1s mt ANHOUHCIMl:Nn '411 •OATS I YACNn ::: BY OWNER Vlll.AGE & SHOR.ELlNE &12_3865 a.It 4 Pf\.f ::,~~H1to::~11:u = :~-:::Au =~~ ro~=~~u111•1 tt1t Trans., must sell! 4 BR. 3 VIEWS • An artist's charm-Orange Ave., C.M. 2 Br hou WISTCLtPP n• ,.AID oalTUAltY .. u 11"110-s1e1 IOAn = Ba. home in beaut. Mere-ing home designed for pr;. Sep. furn, bl.ch house, se. drpa, carpets, ~N~;'..l,llSITY PAltlC = =~::I~~ Dlltl!CT'OllS :: ~i~~ ~~'t.':.'ANCI 9QI dith Gardens. 2Cj(I Sq. ft. tri· V&C)'. Open beamed ceiling&, $00. Incl. gardener. :l~.N:r. :· $~~. ~ ~ IAC• &AY Jt• CA.ltD OP TMAHICI ""' IOAT L4UNCH1NQ :: level. NH.r 8Chool.. $37,500 3 bedrms, den, 2% bllths, Realtor 548-77:(1 ~.':~:L~::11:Ac• :: ~~::T~~'?on ::: =":L1~~~~1t11 ttM 962-4396 large m cloled patio· ~2,500 N BH h 2200 Sr., N.B. cottoNA DIL MA• »H c11111T1RY C1tYPn .. 1, IOAT ll!1tv1c1s M1 C T TURNER ASSOCIATES ewport c IALIOA Ult Clt•MATOltllS ..,. •OAT ltl!NTAU = orner ownhouse 682 No. Coe.st Blvd. ~f:O i~s~•,,."' : :~:;.~:~~L .. .-..1t1 :~ ;~.~~N~::z:: ,... By Owner. 2 Br .. 1% ba. tow Laguna Beach ln4) 494-1177 A'J"l'RAcnVE waterfront 4 IALIOA Ill.A.ND WI A'llATION Sl!RVICI ...,, IOAT MOVING flO FHA. Good locallon. WORnt1,-,,,;-:---=-~-'-,. Br. home, bGal dock, winter HIW .. OllT WI ST sns TUV•L ... •OAT STOltA•• = SEEING! 962-4195 1455 Terrace Way, Temple lea.1e . . ·~TIHOTON •IA.CH ,... Allt TIANl .. ORT.tTION ..... IO.tn WANTID llM Hills. 3 BR. 2 BA, dinette, (213) ow 7-6C@7 HUNTINGTON HAltlOlllt ,.. AUTO TltATNSf'OllTATIOll ~ :t~1:~'~1s0Ns ""'" IA .... , ll•lng •m., "•''· be•m· TAIN VALLIY :Mll Ll'GAL NO ICll "" ... •• ' WINTER • br1ch cottage 2 tl!AL l l ACH ~ue ••1tMAN I TUT01t1N• "'" =~L•l':C,~1~1 = NOW'S THE ed ceilings thru-out. 'Elec. BR, &Vail , mid Sept $125 GARDIN 01tov1 :M11 SERVICE DIRECTORY l tCYCLIS ,,,. kitchen w/blt·in ranae & LONO l •ACH JHf ACCOUNTING AHi •LtCTllK CAlltS HM -.., mo. 675-)084 OR~OI couNTY MM A.Nswi1t1No s11v1c• ..sot MINI aic•s "" TIME FOR di~washer large comer lot, l====:o:===:o:=== SANTA ANA '61t A,.P'Lt,IHt'I ••l'A•ltl. "'"' u1• MOTOll:CYCLIS '* 155 front Land ped N Sho 2220 WllTM1NSTllt ,.,, A..,.UISINO .,,, MOTOltlCDOTlltS ... • .. _ ... _ "--~ llCa ' ewport ,... MIDWAY CIT" '"' AS .. HA.t.T. 0111 .,,. AUTO •••vtel'I .... AllT1 ·-.,.uuu.. vu:.n View. Priced ~=~At"" H•IOMT1 = :~~ ';!:"::.., ,.., .._,:: ::..."::.i1:°~ut-ilQUtP. ::J QUICK CASH right. P .O. Box 914, La.guna L.40UNA l l ACN 1111 IAIYSITTINe ... Tlt.t.lt.11.S. llflllt' t• Besch, Owntt. 714: .f9M126 U.GUNA NtOU•t 1111 IOAT MAIHTl'NMQ' .U.S CAMl'I U 1121 * TOP of DEUJXE new· 3 BR w/ber- b-q. BlJc lo OC'ffn, pool, ttn· nt1. Aua. $125 wk. 642-1977 SAN cL1Ma111T1 sr11 11ttcK. MASONll:Y, • .,.. TllJCICI .,.. THROUGH A the World, «tM CAl'llTRANO ms IUllNl!IS •••vas· ""' 1111"1 ts11 View, 3 8R 1"-Ba ' l•m 2300 CAr'ltTll,1.NO ILV..M ml IUll..Ol!lll '5)1 OUNI IUOGlll tStt frpl "'' B•lbo. DANA .. OlllfT 11• CA.TlltlHCI 6S'n IMl'OltTIO -UTOS .... rm, . 1111·11'11, bc•ut ---------- CONDOMINIUM 1'11 CAllN•TIMK IN• "" l l"Ollf CA.ltS "11 DAILY PILOT lndacpd. W•lk lo $Chools, OCEAN I: BAY ou .. t.•x•s UNl"UIN. ,,,. CA.ll .. I NT•1trH• .... AJITIOUll, CUSIKI ~." SJS,SOO. By ..,..,, ,. w '''· ' B 2 b -., 911 RENTALS CIMINT, Clllo"9lll Nit ttAc• uas, •001 ... "-"' r . •· e, ava1 . ol!!~~~ Fumlshed ... ~Et°:;~~~ = :~:h~~=::o = WANT AD :~tr.de C.O.M. 6f.6117 i'!~~~~°x~~ col- cosTA MllA "* CAltPIT u yu1ca a aa•1• "It AUTO L..-.tlfllt "'' • YEARLY R•NT_A_L M•Ui •••o• e11 011:.U••1u "*' useo uu .,. MAGNIFICENT -5. OCEAN VIEW LOT or wintiet: 4 BR, 2 81 homtt. , .. $5,910 • amllll, but level ~ An.ii. 9/1. 301 Alvan.do PL .,,..., Oill coll. I-213: OX 8-0'll8 ~ Q I ~<~ :;:_,;;-1-na Lido Isle 2"1 l'C e NEW 4 BR VIEW, cptd, 4 BR .• 2 Ba.; anD. ~ 1 df"P9, trpl. ahW roof, many after Labor 0 1y thni eX"tnu. LOW DOWN June. $325 Mo. 615-0176 HAVE YOU LOOKED FOR THE HIDDEN DOLLARS IN YOUR HOME LATELY? l~I )( $.11,~ OWNER, 494--7885 IT'S WONDER.nJL the man.t --buy1 tn l9Pllances )'Oil Ond In the Oualfted AdJ,. C...::k llwm DOWf 1, Huntington Buch 2400 Gt!'E.tt House, man Jft{er,, eooklnl: lacU.; ulll pd. Nr. bncb, S75 Mo. SJS-7870 e\lta I --------------~---~---- Pt.A.CE >"O'lr want Id wheni they art looldrc -DAILY Pnm elaaattiedl &42·5678. 1 BR apartment, furn $95 month. Garage. Utilities paid, 220 Sierks. 548-3347 NASSAU PALMS 1·2 BR SU5-S145. Pool 177 E. 2'2nd St. 642·3645 l BR. Pri pall<>, all electric. Cl'ptl, drapes. Sl25 mo. No pets or chldm. 54S-132'2 OLX 2 BR., turn. Ideal tot' bachelors. Sl40. Pool. 1993 Oiurch, CM 548-9633 1 BR near dwntown. Q-pla, adults only. $100, 168 E 19, 642-Cll, 6G-IS74 DIAL dlnct 612-5618, O>a,... )'Ota" ad, tf'ftl 1U btck end llaten to th& pbont "'-i;! NEW Fumlahed 2 BR 2 Ba alJ elec built • tna. P anoramic view overiookinc Aliso Beach. Mature adultt: only. no cbildreo. $185. 4""""5 RENTALS Ap!I. Unfurnl1hecl General 5000 RENT 3 Roamt Fumiture $25 Month J1JLL OPTION TO BUY No depoglt o.a.c. H.F.R.C. Fumlture Rent1fa 517 W. 00. C.M. 548-3481 lM8 w. Lllc.ID, Anhm T14-21m """ ' ra, :rr~-!>IJJ.,tr-~ 1}2!~~· , .. ~ J I I ---...-----•. r • ---.... -----·~-----·--~----------------~~-------~----..-.----~----·- .. 1-" 1, • t2 DAILY PILDT Apts. Unfumllhod General 5000 EXPERI~CED APT MGR or.take Clft ot your prol)Cl'1)' wbUo f.W&y. c.out)le w\th man,y yr. exp in Or. Co. winta opportunity to handle ywr pr'Optt1:)1. Boie P-161, Dolly Pilot • Slturday, August l, 1968 • RENTALS AL ESTATE Apts. Unfu rnished Gener i i BUS IN!SS i nd FINANCIAL BUSINUS ond FINANCIAL Bua. Opportunill• 6300Bu1. OpporiunltlOI 6300 Huntington llMch 5400 !!l.,..~ma!!__!P~ro!!""'~,..!!•~6000~~Jiiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;ii;i;;;;ii;i;;i;iiii;ijjiiiiii.jl 2 Bed room 2 Both CpUI, dr•pet, built·ins. 1 blk to S pts atore1, theater, etc. IMMEDlATE ocai. Sl25 pr. mo. Call owner &12-2835 or key wt 1701 EUl5 Apt D., &12-&303 12 UNITS WALK TO BEACH EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORSHIP Cotti Mela 5100 Wettm1n1t•r l~HA!ii!R~BOP.!Riiiiiiiiiii 561l AU l BR: furn. Pool. Bll·ln aptMionces. Newport Beach. 4 Yn. new. f'et land. Man· ager avaD. Good Ul.X shel· ~r. No vacancy problt>mi;. Gross S18,300. Price $175,000 Good fi.nancinK. SPARE TIME OR FULL TIME I GREENS BAOIELOR • IJNFIJRJI. frolll $100 lnd. util. 1 ·2 1:SBDRM. roru< .• IJNFIJRJI. Heated PooJs, Oilld Can Cute<, Adj."' --No pets allowed 'l1M Pt-tenon WQ, at Bir" bor .. Adami. Ccltl M.eu. ....- 2 BEDROOMS With garage. SUS month. Bit· ins., carpets; disposal, water paid. 13836 LocU5t St. Call between 2 Ii S • 636-4120 • 2 BR, crpts. dtps, gar. $115 mo. Avail Aug. 6 !09-5028 or 839-3508 L1gun1 Baich 5705 100 CLIFF DRIVE LUXURY roRN/UNFURN Yearly LeQse. 1 6: 2 Bdrms. Yearly Lease. 1 bedroom steps to Shore i Shops Oceanview from every Apt. R. Nattress, RJtr. 642-1483 15 Furnished Units Pool. Neor Dfl'lnC)'land 7.24x if,OliS. Pete Barrett & Co. 642-4353 BY Owner; Ea.st Costa Mesa duplex, 2 BR. ea. Corner Joe, good loc. 290 Walnut Busineu R•nt1I 6060 Become a distributor for one or the fastest selling & hottest household products on the I market today, one that is S\veeping the coun· try. Co.mpany arranges for all accounts in busy markets, so no experienee or selling is required. Can be handled by man or woman. YOU CAN EARN TO $350 MONTHLY SPARE TIME AND $1750 MONTHLY FULL TIME. Requires only 4 hours weekly to start and a cash investment of $1500 to $5000. M<>ney back guarantee on all merchandise. Excellent. park • like sur-from $150 mo up. lease roundlngs kr adulta requir-1 ~==~•~94-_144_9 __ ~ THREE room suite + rest room and lobby, desks, ~:,~· .. ,~ .. ''!~h.;!:°~~ THIS IS NOT VENDING AND OUR 11..0 DISTRIBUTORS ARE ALL SUCCESSFUL 1ng peace It quiet MODERN Garden apt, north Discrimlnative Tenanfl end, 2 story, 2 BR, 1% Ba, 2 Storage Garage 20 x 25' x IO'h. $45. Schwo1er. 613-2654 1, 2 & 3 .BDRM. API'S. aundecloi, gar, 1 blk shop- pOOL. NO CHILDREN ping-beach. Very plush. Will WHITE CROSS INDUSTRIES MARTINIQUE 1"' "· ms . ..._9982 GARDEN Am. LUXURIOUS viow apt, 3 BR, 2 Ba, elec blt·W. &: Office Rantal 6070 2825 W. Lincoln Ave . An•heim, Calif. Call 827-9515 18th & Santa Ana, C.M. dishwasher, frpl . 494-9&43 LAGU-NA BEACH Call MrL Hendenon 646-5542 • DELUXE 2 BR Ullfurn apt Air Conditioned 1777 Santa Ana, Aptll3, C.Pi'I. close to ocean. ON FORES'.L' AVENUE R.EAL ESTATE BUSINESS •nd e FURN. studio. 497-1056 esk spaces available in Gen•ral FINANCIAL CLEAN, 1pa.c. 2 BR. Stove. newest office building at1 ------------------'-II refrig., blt·.ln bar. Walk to Rentals Wanted 5990 prime location in downtown AcNage 6200 Bus. Opportuniti• 6300 &tores. No pets. 2 0.ildren Laguna Beach. Air condi-1.:;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;; ~,;,,K. uJ!MK.50e.y 549-3643at -oEc e NOTICE e tioned, ca~ted'. beautiful APPROXIMATELY 73 Acres CANDY p ..........,...,.., """"" paneled partitlonmg. Two . 'd bea tiful SUPPLY ROUT Maple REALTORS & RENTbRS entrances: Frontage on in West ~versi e; u (Part or Full 'IiH!: (2) DLX large apts, 3 BR 2 The Housing Office of Univer-Forest Ave., rear leads to lake wlt.hm the property Excellent Income for few BA, blt·ins, quiet area. sity of CaJUomla, lrline, is Muncipal parking lots. $50 Covers approx. 20 acres. hrs. weekly work tDay or AduJts. $UKI. 2285 Fordham expanding its listing service per month for space. Desk Shopping center across the Eves) Refilling and coU~t· Dr· 548-9417 for off.campus mitals. Rea.J. and chairs available for $5. street from one end of the ing money from Coin ()per·: ,_ • pn·vole 0 .......... _...., Busintsa h0ur11 answering parcel. Ideal for trailer park ..... ....., in ) I • .,,.. •-..,.,. "" ""'""• "'"" j Vil! at.,.. ...,,spensers your 2 BR (6r film ....,.., « up. ,-.,...-• to incl··'e •• ,·1• ..ervice •vailable for $ 0. i;it~. Price $450,001. \ · En I .., ts d '125-............. = uu "" area. (Handles Nationally c. pauo. crp ' rps. -~, mam·-..... ;""'' •tu· All utilities paid excfl)t consider let11e. For more in· --•·-__ .. B W !Bib S• 675-1827 _,.. .,... .,. -·e. Advertised Snll(;Ni o.iiu Can· • " • .. _0 •• • i--··~ a-od~-telephone. formation please call Ernest 642-9247 """ '"" """" .. ~...... .. • ,..,,., f dy Bars.) $1350 To $5390 ~-=-:--.,,===I tions in our ·es. Write Of' DAILY Pl1.AJ• Eckho f cash reqUired. For personal 2 Br. 1% ba. Drpa/crpts. ""'-e '"' 0 u~·g form 222 FORES!' AVENUE Eckhoff & A11oc., Inc. I u1 ~~· •w• LAGUNA BEACH interview; send name, Rdd· Bltns:, pri gar patio. Ad ts from·. Hou.._ ~ce, Ll· . · 1818 W, Chapman Ave. • ~33 -• vu1 ~ .... "~ ress and phone number to: $140 mo. 54.,.,,., brary Administration Build-...,.. • ....,.. Orange, Calif. TRANS-W:IBTERN VERY choice, 1250 sq. tt. ing, U.C. -IMne, Irvine, Cali-Air.Conditioned 541.2621, Eves--wknds 633-.6974 DISTRIBUTING CO. 2 BR. 11,i BA immac, pool; fomia., 92f£t. Offices & Desk Spac• -~--.. ----590 N. AZUSA AVE. $100.Sl'lO. 54{J.600} Dys. Phone: 714: 833-6811 with central secretarial, z.er· Lak• Elsinore 6202 COVINA, CALIF. 91722 2 Br. 1 split level . 1 upgtairs, I !!'!!!!!!~!i!J!!!!!~ii!!ii!!!!!!!!!!!!I ox and telephone answenng1-----------===--===--·II bltna, -•new'"'"· No AUG 15 .. "S.,.t 1'1 Bu&· ,.,,,;co, •P to 2,000 "I· fl. ATTENTION' NOT ONE __ * "'"" c:A.., ness Woman nttds 1 Br un-The Mutual Bldg. • Of .... di~flbuto-~, hi• .,,..o.o. ~ 2863 E. Coast Hwy, CdM Clubs or Prlvat• Parties "'"'"' "'"'' '" 11" 2 b b 2 ~ Adu!'· ov•• 50 furn Apt, C.M., Newport, S __ , this . , •~ territory for sale. 12 Years .Ill<"-._ '"" ~ Corona def Mar or IAguna. Call 8 AM to S PM 6'1540'IO t.,... now· 11won 1 .,.st! of performance! tbeck any only. $12S mo. 263 16th Pl To noo mo. G6l' or carport SECRETARIAL 17 toom adobe mansion on and all of our references and CM See manager necessary. Ml--0086 after 5 one aett. Landscaped. com· d" tr"b N net· 1 BR U f pt SERVICE manding View of entire val-is 1 utors. ot ve mg, no " · • · pm.. Modem offices, carpets, •ir ·iey & lake. Zoned R-3, below selling. $3,500 Investment for Rnltor$80 548--7720 WANTED: 4 Bt. rental or conclitioning, parking. From replacement cost. part-time, and build to full. Purchase-w/lg ..,...d or on 165 ..... r month . Ora,,oe Coun-.,.,_ time to any income desired. ~• J• .,.. '-& $4.5,000 ·try 25 ,o do1vn. .,, AYA.ll... NOW 2 BR., new heh. Pref w/optioo. Can tyB-•kBldg.230 E.17thSt.. lOO 'lo PROFIT· MAKE US ..,, Submit all oilers. cptll., drapet, bltm. Adults, provide-$1,00> "earnest $'' Costa Mesa. &42·1485 PROVE IT! Call Mr. Allen no pets. sus: 54U'ni9 1225 mo. Ha.e -•nt er~'! & collect (7141 m.9100 or write ~ = Newport Beach OTHER LISTINGS include refs. 5J6...3126 P .O. Box 178, San Cartos, Newport a .. ch 5200 L.A. Ram player wants Executive offices 432 to 565 ~c:=~~t~ome lot. and -~lt. 94070 g1ving phone furnished 2-3 bedroom apt. sq. ft. each, near post oWee. Agt. (7 I 4) 671-2132 _nwn __ be_'•·====--EASTBLUFF FOR LEASE 11 New Prestige Town Homes Gold Medalion all electric livini & private patio • 2 bedroom + den & 3 bed.- room with 2 « 214 baths • Your own large 2-car garage. Automatic door opener avail. • Diahwuher, drapes, carpets &: Iandry facilities. Refria"erators available. Your pel'90n~ ID pool. • Rent starting at $250 mo at • 845 AMIGO WAY NEWPORT BEACH UNFURN 2 Br. Apt. 2nd floor, Adults & no pets l>rpe, crpts, llOVt furn. $100 mo. 2U 32lld St. NB PY 2-2207 SEPT. lit; lease, $159 ulll pd. 2 BR .• cpts, drps., beam ceil., frpJc . Nr. beach. Adults. 673-3882 DELUXE Bayfront, boat sli p avail, pool 2 Br 2 be.. $251). up. Rltr. 675-28al NE\V SoWldproot 2 BR. 2 Ba. AcrCl.'is fm. Coco·~. 1665 Irvine $18.'i/$200. 642--0239 Coron• dtl Mor 5250 ~-'(9i~; .. _ ON TEN ACRES 1 le 2 BR. rum & Unrum from $150 mo. Frplcs I PrV Patios / Pools. Tennlt · Con- tnt'I Bkb:t. 9 hole PutV G<een. 900 Set; Lant. CdM 644-~ (MacArthur nr. Coast H>A'Y) A1TR.AcnvE 3 br, 2 b1, all elect cpla, drps, frplc, nr ocean. 67J..3324 l·BR., carp .. drapes, blt·in!!. Yearly lse. fl25. Adults only. 673-5809 Lido l1la 5351 or tO'Ntlhouse, preferably in Thriving business a r e a. 1=00 G SIDELINE Puking. Uliliti" paid. •~ ''""' Ave, Surfside tract ot H.B. Im· Lak El · Cal.I mediate l't!ntal c 0 n tact Division of Highw•ys e s1n0re, 1 • Boat Dealerships Georye Burman 714-879-0080 213: 6W.35l4 Weekdays Out of Stite Prop. 6208 Are extremely profitable <1nd YOUNG lady, working-stu-DELUXE office, 800 sq. ft. can be set up on about $1200 dent w/:pOodie desires 2 Air-cond., carpeted & TO SETTLE Estate in \11orking capitol. Call Mr ·BR.. unfum ea.rden apt. Vic draped. 8732 Westminster \Vashln~on. 113 Acres divid-Nelson 1213) 461·3267 OCX: or So. Coast Plaza, Ave., Westminster; walking ed by State Highway Jl in 2 LAUNDROMATS Sept 1 ~'115'7 Refs. dist. to w. Orange County Colville Nat. Forest, north Courthouse. 894-l337 ot Metaline .F~lls, Sniall Loe. in small shopping cent· I BR~ a.pl Yr's Ise. CdM ==~="==~~~I house and buildings, fa 11. en:, Orange, 1 yr. new. 30 nr bcb. Bacheklr teacher. 512-29th NEWPORT Beach um•-in -• ~o 000 Washers, 15 dryers each, ......... no m er ......... , , Before or aft 9 / 2 · Small grd floor ottice in asking cash. Also 10 Acres Frigidaire. Spendable inc . 213·.'~'1563. 19JO State St, Graphic Arts B.ldg near bay. in Spokane Valley 20 min Business growini. Spend 6 A11t 34, So Pasadena Schworer 673-.2654 $60 from downtown. Zoned agri to 8 hrs. per week total. ~iAnJRE Cple wishes to rent SEPARATE OH:lce. F'urni1h-under new i r rig at ion $70.000 · Terms . winter or yrly. 3 bdrrm, No ed. 1860 B Newpt Blvd c .M. district. Great view, nice R. NattreM, Rltr. 642·148.S children or pets. Corona del $8.5. Broker 646-3928 spot for horse ranch. Askin~ TV STORE Mar area only. 673-4698 =========! Sl5.ocx:t cash. W. Carlson, 181 Good loc~tion, opportunity for I 6085 G Del Mar. Costa Mesa TEACHING CdM couple will Commtrcla f\1'0 prople . S2:i00 stock & care-take home a: pm. Aug 8 --ES-T-8-,,-,0-8-,~-t-ol-.-1-,-"-e Mount. & Desert 6210 CllUipmrnt, Also has f\oorinxl + \.\·hile home a being com· plan. Phone 54S.529-I pleted. HY 4-8109 11:1 CM. All util in, 2 lg of. OWNER MUST SELLI FOR Sale or Trade. Paint & 5 Br, 3 ba, iprel. CdM High fices, Owner S4&-5lB7 5 acres in subdivision, New-Body Shop. Good Business. Sch. Dist. Reas. rates. Ref. Industr ial R•ntal 6090 berry, Calif. 18 mi, east of Perfect Location. Retiring. ~1 -'--------1 Barstow. "Land of Lakes" 546-4139, 546-7457 RESPON===s"'m"LE=-Ex=..,.--,.,t::-t,.-116.IXXI SQ. Ft. pl'ime bldg. area· 911 man-made lakes in CORONA del Mar, E. Coast 1 want& comfortable 1 Br. Sprinklers-air cond-panelll'd area. Much development go-Hwy, Beauty Salon • Baytront Apt. 64&-5755 eves. offices. PERRON REALTY ing on. Level land, water eatabUshed £ yrs, 646-352.3, 642-lill underground, Will sacrifice! 673-TIS9 Rooms far R•nt 5995 4200 sQ. FL in modem con--Call owner 84.7-6640 aft 6 wk- crete building M-2 :rone $300 days, any time weekends. BUSlESI' marketplace ln LARGE Room. PRIVATE mo. (213) 434-5082 Ask for Lee. town. Tbt DAILY PU.01 entrance and bath. Near Ousilled RCtion. S • vt bus. 548-3738 Loh 6100 BUSIEST marketplace 1n mone1 ttm. I: etfort. Loe* =o-==::---,=c.----c"7 I :o.::.:o...-------1 town. Tht DAILY PILOT now! I I NEW $12.75 up. W-W carptt. PORTAFINA LAGUNA C1aasifl.~ section. Save Kit. avail. Se m 1-pr iv, Panoramlc View Lots money, time & effort. Look BUSINESS and 646-8359. 135 Albert Pl Of White water and coast-now!!! FINANCIAL NICE Room kitch priv. ~\fen l\nc views 1-=========~18 0 It" 6300 only $4.i. mo. 803 Governor 42fi Nyes Place Bus. Opportunities 6300 UI. pportun IH I St Ci\1. 646-;)289 Laguna B<'ach , LGE Room, priv. ba, and en· lTI4) 494-9388 nrance, 549-0951 after ;; or 2 LOTS on Santiago, NB weekend3. cash, terms or t:radt. Fee Guast Homoa 5998 PRIVATE Room for am- bulatory lady, Good food. Nict surroundings. 543-4753 Misc. Rent•l1 5999 GARAGE !or rent; Eaatside Cmta ?t1esa. $20 Month 642-2657 REAL ESTATE Gen1ral lncom• Propt:rty 6000 NEWPORT BEACH TRAVELODGE Depreciation $18,600 1966 Gross .......... $87,000 1967 Gro11 ........ $110.0CJO 1968 Gross ........ $l2S,CKXI C. R. Gal\g1 642·1613 simple. 646-8565 Acr••ee 6200 AnENTION DEVELOPERS & INVESTORS SPARE TIME WORK DISTRIBliTOR FOR THIS AREA Become a distributor in one of Am•rica's let9• est a nd fastest growing industries. This is • new concept in t he field of vending. No experience required. All accounts ate contrected for, •nd set up by our company. You merely restock loc•tions with our Netional Brand Products. YOU CAN EARN $800 OR MORE A MONTH BASED ON YOUR EFFORT! Investment of $2,190 to $3,940 cesh required secured by invtntorJ tnd equipment. You rnu•t hev• e good cer •n be able to devote •t lt•st 4 t o 12 hours per wt•k. BayfrOllt 2 IR DOWNTOWN Lagw>a Beoch 2 ..._ •• •-.. 'l':I\~ • zoned for bus. ~ ~t po- * 80 l.EVl-.:L ACRES * Ideally located in high-dry desert {no smog problems. wonderful dry.air~) Lev c I l.Md, pwnp & well on prop- erty. Just 18 miles East ol Barstow (where great ex· pa.nsion has already begun! ) 90 man • made Lakes in area! Idell for r e 11 or t development. alfalfa growing, fish rai11ing, etc. . , , opportunil.ies boundless. '!'his is 11 rarr offering , af- fording the Jn\'estor a great futurn! Personal circum- stances force this sale; oth· er, smllller parcels avail- able below market value. Call owner: 847-6640 Ewa/ wtekends . If you •r• lnt•restod, have th• desirt, driv•, d•t•rmination and w1nt to b1 1ucct1sful in • 9rowin9 busines• of your own, write ui t oday. Pie••• •nclose nam•. address encl telephone numb•r. ..,., ... mo. «:l.M' ..... ,,"mo. All DIWl.7 deconlcd, car-tential for bldn. tnvstrs or pdS. drt,pH.. Clll: fam borne w/Jncome. Pays .... -673-ll!G , ... """'· Pr!n. only. Whal ha~ )'Ollf f94..8170 lafboo laloncl 5355 EASTSIDE 0.... M.,.; 2 BR Tripltx; lge petto. WA'l'ERTRONT dlx. 2 BR. 137.500 ~ C>bnllo. 67"1861 apt. w(bOlt. Ut-up prlvO. MANY ifuiDERl'UL OP· Yrlt.Jtt. S22:5 mo. Adult.I on. POR1UNITIES II••• heen tv. no pttl or ~dttn ~ to Cla.Ultd Ad.s. &!M2171 Tom bid< .. ·--Op- l>Jal -~ tor RDUL~ j.;e~!!:?:"':!N!!!O"!!!'"-__:_ 4.41 Acres COSTA MESA Prime ~l·l proper!)', 305' X ~', Cbmtr location. CALL MR. BL.ACK 540-ua1 (optn f'Wt) Herita19 Rell Eltate. WE WllCOME INVESTIGATION INTER-STATE DIST. CO. 535 South Sec.and W•st S•ll L•lt City, Uh h 1410 I --·· -----~-~~-----------------· - Don't Just Sit There! Are You Letting Cash· Slip Through Your Fingers? See If You Have Any Of These Things A DAILY PILOT WANT-AD 1. Sl<>vo 2. Guit1r 3. Biby Crib 4. Electric Saw 5. Camer1 6. Washer 7. Outboard Motor 8. St1r•o Set 9. Couch 10. Clarin•t 11 . R1frlger1tor 12. Pickup Truck 13. 51Wing Machin• 14. Surfboard 15. M1chln1 Tools 16, Dishwasher 17. Puppy 18. Cabin Crui1er 19. Goll Cort 20. B1 rometer 21 . Stamp Collection 22. Dlnett• Set 23. Play Pen 24. Bowling Bi ll 25. Water Skis 26. FrH1er 27. Sultc11• 28. Clock Will Sell Fast! 2t •. ~lcycla 30, Typi!wrlter 31. Bir Stools 32. EncyclOJM:di• 33. V1cuum Cle1n1r 34. Tropic1I Fi1h 35. Hot Rod Equipm'f 36. Fiie Cabinet 37. Goll Clubs 38. Sterling Silver 39. Victorian Mirror 40. B.cfroom Set 41. Slid• Proj.etor 42.. Lawn Mower 43. Pool Tobit 44. Tires 45. Piano 46. Fur Coat 47. Dra!Mt 48. Linens 49. Hor11 50. AlrPl•n• 5 1. O rgan 57. Ex1rcycl• 53. R1r1 Books 54. Ski Boot1 55. High Choir 56. Coins 57. Electric Train 58. Kiiiin 59. Cl•11fc Auto ~-Coffto T1bl1 61 . Motorcycle 62. Accordion 63. Skis 64. TV Sol 65. Workbench 66. Di1mond Witch 67. Go-Kart 68. Ironer 69, Camping Trall•r 70. Antique Furniture 71. Ta p• Recor.d•r 72. Sailboat 73. Sports Car 74. Mattrei s, Box Spgs 75. lnboord Speedbost 76. Shotgun 77. Siddle 78. Dart Gama 79. Punching 819 80. Baby C•rri191 11. Drums 82. Rifle 83. D11k 84. SCUBA G•or These or any other extra thin9s around the house may be turned into cash with a DA IL Y PI L 0 T WA NT ·AD so • • • DIAL DIRECT 642-5678 <YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD) DAILY PILOT WANT ADS WILL WORK FOR YOU! Get In On The Action Today! _____ . __ .....__ • • FOUR CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU -----------~ . OUR FAMOUS Here'• How Y• Caa Use Ow Fanlou1 D'-A·UW -k--t e NEWPORT BEACH •••• 2211 llllllM Blvd. e COST A MESA. •••••• , •••••• S30 w .. t Bly e HUNTINGTON BEACH •.. 309 Fifth SlrMI DIME-A-LINES • lrlne th-w moll ,_ with _..., uoh ---.,_..,._4 --.!tot offlCOI. e No Commorcl•I Adi AllowM • locl! It-mUlt loo prlco4 with ne ttom - $25. e LAGUNA BEACH ...... 222 Forftt A_,uo ~RIC Wal& Iron $10 4 wood 3 pane windows II GLASS --Mohopey THREE plcce corn er UNUSUAL -15 x GENERAL elec<rlc: 1ari>ap ren<Cll Pro¥1ndll 1ll>nry <X>MI<:S • Over 800 boolc CIWTSMAN ulectrib ~ ~unbeam mlxmuter 110 ead1. Hydro car cooler $8 bookcue pl.us 24 volume bedroom set: desk, bcd:cue 1314, traditional l()tle i13 dl.apoeal1 &ood • new $8. table $25. Yellow and bWe t iMUea, DC and Mt.rYel, 10c mowtr $25. ••au t:l t 11.l ~t jutes-$20. 3 Hght Electric motor genel'j.tor Alexander Hamilton Counc .00 dreNtr $15 each. Twin 46" plant stand $112 walunt Heavy dat)' a\rtOmObile air-dn.wer chest $15 and and up. ll1l W. BlJ N.B. chanddler $25. White Piiie ,bt'8&!!, maple a n d milk unit, 6. volt $l5. Jim Dandy on Modem Bualnesa (COil bad compl~e with btau and end tables $6 •a ch. ~t.kiftinC compretaOr $25. matdlina bmdmade tOJ box 6T34809 ~ !&mP tT. C.._ ~ flau chimney ehandcller •ucllo-lilm proJector 1 20 $350) •ell $25. Call Dick. wood headboard $20. Girl's Te1ephone~,14xt!wi~ 67'S46fS $15. Lounp chair (wtbbq-' f.:W M Sweatera • tub~ doora $11, T""D JlO Larp hnoke•&e $10 ~ El= ~ cl=~ pl N; 54&-8222 twin, white . beadgoard & 2 lhtlvM $4. Macufne stand 1WIN bMdbol.rd M. Baa: to flX) $3. Ne lamp S3. N Fredric ~ Colt $e. ~ d ~-fr~ JIUolse 2 pl..llow sc:ta $1.S :r ita::O gun $lS. a~ oni.Y STOVE Grlddle and timer r~ with fnm~ $20. ..S3. Black M'IDd. wbite l'OOller foam rubber 50c. Blue eh\p CoU~ Dr. ~ bookl Swea~ A v e • t Com· M y rd CM 5«J...Cqt, L<wety bat.a $2 eacb. Stem-107 S.-hi-Balboa Isle. S25. Hollywood bed frame Twin Sealr box spnng & lamp $5. Televilim stand •lamps $2.25 ptt book. 2Sc e.ch-AA lava rock for bin Uon will tell each aet eaa e e, · ' med &lauwatt, cocktail, ~"'· $2.50 Cra!Unnan reel type mattress, ex.cellerit $ 2 S. 4250 Samaool.te card table st0-99!IO flttplace $10. Oathe.a and a · SEALY double box ;&i "'ater and juice atuses UO 1966 YAMAHA ~parts: mower $25. Sears reel type Hanclng light fixture fot $1.50 Yellow kitchen ttep toys 25c ~ $3. G.E. clock fot115· ~"61' and matt:rt•, utra. llrib. ~· Car cooler $5. Ornate wheels wLth tires $ 2 5 , power m Dresser, 6 dinette $4. 549-0CJ67 stool $.l Kitchen ch&lr 11 GUN, Enfield $25. S40-'99!IO nldio, u is $2. ~ttid plant.s 9' SURFBOARD, iood con-clean $20 ear:h. Glrt'a. tilka ~~ ~r;'~ ta?,~~ :=e ~ ~OU: ~=r·s~r~·i!4 ~ ~i s GUOO'.A pigs In large ~'Zt ~~lsbru~;:; = pootecior =t!semsn~e 2 ;:~~ ~· (bard organ $15. ~~~:!! :=::i <J2. Maple tiered end table $2 parts $2-$2S. 546-0269 Baby bed $5. Formica dishes for food and water, floor mats 15c each. Napkin ~ $ 2 5 • boards lin&kll $l5 ee.ch. Maple chairs,;;. Tablta. t6iw Ji cup glasa coUee perculator breakfast set, 3 chairs SU. aH for $5 or $1 each. LltUe holder 25c oUs ' $2 Mo.-0006 POODLE puppim for Ille $2:3 $5 each. Electric trooer, 12. ~fotorola clod: radio SUI t'OFFEE TABLE, N.'O end n inch Philco comole, girl's clothes, me 4-10, pric-Kitchen cadd;y t ;::-P: DIRT. le for all. 5«h9990 B\ke for parta · • Keh, a weeklold. 968--rm orii1oal price $89, now $15. Hoover buffer and !loor tables $10 Drop leaf table $5 works good $22. 100 cup ed lOo-$1. Be&preads 50c AQUARIUMS $2 • $9 Stereo GARAGE Sale: 6' maple Aluminwn playpen S'f.$1 polisher, used cmly twice 459E.F'JowerSt.C.M. E'ltttric collee maker $1. and $1 . Round throw rugs, ;:1~;~11 'nt~.:C., :;!ee,~ ~~~y:,,•·.,."""'uer~ U.pei.$5.Hwiitngl.tnps$5· aofa, converts to bed $20, Ollld'a .cooler U. OJBtl Jl.5. 642-3438 1513 Orange Ave. 642-5666 red $1 and $2. Ma.n's 11ult, """" .....,, .... $10. Olest $10. Records lOc. walker $3.50. Bird cap ~. T.V. $10 Swivel rocker $25. Neseo router $5 BisaeU Beach umbrella $1 .50. Back twin bed . oomplete $23, iicttlc !;AWN mower reel type $25, overstuffed chair $5 Bird L 0 AV ABLE f e ~a 1 e 5 lze 38. lS-2436 Orange carpet sweeper $2. Older rests SOc. Trailer hitch fot $1. Pole lamp i21 Movie formlca aJnk tDp 8' 10'' long =$1.. ~ld~·r:... f.1. freezer chest type $25, :K~ cage iz. Grocery cart $1 daschund, A:KC registered Ave., C.bf. style table dresser lamps ~eta $4. Set of 4' 001.ly camera ~lights $5. i\tovle $25. 962.-51211. 9144 Cockatoo, Lamp sha&et: ~each. ,..,..,. :Jl10re washer 2 speed 3 cycle Desk $25. Movie camera $10 $25. Extra lar&e do£bouse, 1WIN bechpread $25, Card 50c • $2. st>-2330 wheels $8. Car top lugg&&:e 1 projector $5. Suit $2. c.oat Fountain Valley --.~ 1'60iiii 1125ii' 673-4387iiiiiii.iiii~,.j-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirligoodiiicmdiii1tiooii;lil.5i.i96>-37S2iiiiiiiiM I table $3. Chest $10. Mlrror r•n~ G-' b rack $5. Oiair $5. Floor $1.. Lawn maw,.~~ $IO. R~ STINGRAY $20, unicycle $20, =~~~: NOW! NEW! PILOT PENNY PINCHER CLASSIFIED ADS WITH A NEW-LOW-RATE 3 LINES l TIMES ~ IN THESE C4\SSIFICATIONS! Furniture Office Furniture Office Equipment Store Equipment Cafe, Re1t1ur1nt B•r Equipment HouMhold Goods Applli nce• Antiques Sewing M1chine1 Mu1lt1I ln1trum1nt1 8000 8010 8011 8012 8014 8015 8020 8100 8110 8120 8125 Pl1nos & Organs Rldlo Televl1lon Hi·Fi & Stereo Tape Recorders C1mtra1 & Equipment Hobby Supplies Sporting Goods Binocul1r1, Sco,,.1 MJ1c1ll1neou1 8130 8200 8205 8210 8220 1300 1400 8500 1550 UGO • EACH ITEM MUST BE PRICED e ....;;;;..;..;;..;..;....~~~~~~~~~ • No Item Over $50 • No Commercial Firms • e No Copy Ch•nllff e No Abbrovl1tlon1 • START ·MAKIN' MONEY NOW! CAL~ 642-5678 1$5. Naugahyde chair $1D . .__.."""r.."', "" e co tn es lamp $2. Small new garbage cabinet SS. minor -bike ......... $1, 1J .S dlven Clair $3J Lam $2 50 $5 Mother. Business ci9thes, can n. School pants "!/:NI $2. Rugs $5 • no. GoU 5hoes _. -$3. Pictures, paintli:ip ~$1 --• $10. · R"• P'4 ' x ·6 '"· si-10. and ll for tall and st:ilrtl SOc. 23nl College Dr. $1.50. Golf clu.ba $1 • $2.SO. regulator SS, 2 Ole'll'Olet and $2 each. Blac:k6otrd lie. ~~ -~ Jon ~1.. chrome rims 14" $ S • Dishet, box f\Jll $1. Malle C t t eed $3 50 fl g"W&lsted penon, Basic Sat .... ....,.. Fan $3. Hannonograms lOc-53&-6126 Chet apt. size au Me "'~,,:,.1,,w~.·Piltow. 5 c-. slylea. Adele.Simpson black TRUNDLE bed'S20. Twin bed 25c. Girl'& bike $12, Vase 1 ,.:;c,,=--~--~ ~-"M .,,.t""... "*" •JO; ··-• ul ...... ,__ ·-.. -i .......... 50 G •~ N~ heavy d•"• mail!""' $12.50. O':Keefe A: Memn: Utility tabl.13 Coif-table ........... s t Wltir ~ $20 mat~ss $15. 673-8563 ........ _.t IN· . ames...,... • u.. ...., ... ....... 110 ~~•-~ $5 End tab!, if" ch ~ Bullock Royal blue 4 DOOR Plymou $1.. Toy1 le • SOc. End table tubes 241,S" x l~~" diameter. ~~·~ tti.';;;';; ;a · es ea · wool dress $20 Abe Schrader th seats, fit! SJ Golf clubs and bag $20. 40c eech. Metal twin bed Household Jtema Z5c • Siie Flowers $5. Sttam lrm $3. grey dress and coat COltume 53-Sf $12. 548-l81S Shower ckiora 30" x 56" $20. =",,ame="$4"._84'"7"-<1""86;-=-:o-1 each. Sat~Mon. 665 Dlf-. :,::1 1~1111 sr;H' $1. ~ i;: $15 Forstmann wool light CARPEl'ING, tu r q u 011 e 701 Camphor, N.B. 644-()150 FOLDING metal chairs $8. rell St. Chila M'ea, war.of · ans, ea weight broYm tweed coat nylon, approximately 12 x l8 R e c I in er chair sz. Harbor on Wllaon, rl&frt an Dresset. 14• $1·$2. Shoes, 8% $15. M. Nadler &Qld-green 2 and ll x 12• $25 each. LARGE overstufied chair, Woodland comer desk plua Meyer to OarreU t:u:m Wt narTOw $5.. 646-4072, 606A pl-raw •Ilk •--110 Bill ~2646 good shape, color tout $10. ,_,,. ~-~·-d __ .. chest . $15. Small lap e on Darrell 5th hoole OC ._, llamilton, C.M. A"""'O>D, G'-n _.. 11 .. n .. .t.; ..... USED CIU1>f!H .... , 65 yadl tor 6:70 )( 15 new retrea lltlU .. """'' "" u~ •--.-"''6 lube $7 646-6968 recorder $5. Electr1c editt si . APT. size &tove $25. Apt size 2 piece red plaid cottmt llklrt $5. '17&-4693 · $10. Silverware chest $10. 2 CABlNETS 3) x 30 JI 16 el«trle retrilerator $15. and blouse $'1.50 Carlye 3 LADIES 26 inch bike $16. BLOOMING f\Jschiu, I n Hoover waxer $15. Radio $5. each $10. Record ~ Baby crib $5-Antiqoe type piece f'Ollt dellm dttss $8 Roller dWn 50 Cftlts foot. redwood bukm $ 3. 7 5 • Fl•e drawer chest $5. Doll no. Brau reccrd stanit, • chest of drawers Md nl&ht· Annette Bullock cot t o n Copper rivet!, (re.Ila) ~ Large fuschlu !n gallon drib Sl. ToYB Jjc .. $1. Bookcue $S. Bamboo stand $15. Large gas mOY1er. cheek ehirt-wiaat dress $12. «Jrt:s poUnd. 548-S240 cans $1. Fem in redwood Ornam~l'!I Sc. Bulbs 5c screen, 3 , fdd •· ')mle reel type $25. Old fashlo~ Phil Rose red modernistic BABY crtb and mattress $15. tubs, momrted on bark and Yardage 25c • $1. Line!ls $1 fla.ver twin .-da .SS. ice cream chair $5. Solid print shift $8 Amour !l piece Trike, alDl06t new $ 3 • in cans 50c • $10. Tropicals plus shoes $2. Camp cot $2. Cabin Cl'aft twin ~ brk:k platform r o c k e r , aqua amel dress $5. Lissy ~70 25c • 4]..50. liK'culstll, cacti l.Algpae $4. Desk $ 5 , $'20. Maple boola:ue: $l7. without cu 15 h I ons $5. green and white polka dot ITALIAN and Spaaish lainps 20c • $1.25. SUn plants, Weekm! c( Aug. 2 n d . , =",.,1,,,'-0808===-.,..--.=:: Polara.ft car O:der, like bikini and cover-op ~O perfect condltion $25 each'. tbrub5 20c • $3.75. 164 Mer· 644-2540 1 -BLllmREDI ma, .._ new 110. 2 Go-Kart &licks, Pantempo11 camel capns 673-6203 rill PL C.M. (otf Orange s.s pair. Good 'ra.ttao dla!ra new, no whee.la $7. Electric with a>«dinated sweater between 21st and ~) PAINT Spr~r $25. Meat $2 each. Nauiiah:JR studio and gas motors Md engfnes $7.50 Blouses and batl $5. SNOW chain lOi' a 15 inch .UC'er $25. Trkorner table bed $5. Walnut dewrltar'a 'S5-$10. 2871 Anza Lane, Call646-526G wheel $5. Head rest $2.50. SINGLE mattress $10. 9 x U Jli. 2 end tables $15 ea.eh. beadbosrd$20. Toaster .. D 1 c M TrM&misiion !or 47 Cbev $5. rug $15. Occasional chair 675-3349 · broller $2. lronlne o4cb' ~9203 e Mar, · · STAINNLESS 15 gal gas tank Carbure;tor far 47 Olev $5. $1.50. 646--1'ZXI 2 MATCHING green twin Mc. 20102 Moontlde Qrcle, $10 001974 Bed frames $4 each. Pool couchea $25 each. Matching HB. 963-3a> until IOld L. C. .smith port ab.le TIR~ 900-l5, 4 ply $4 each. table $10. Lar&e Lionel tra.ln LlKE new couch. brown end tables $1D. 445)0 Balboa I .,:,~="'==-'"='-'i-'~.,..,.-1 typewnter $15. Typewriter 642~4 is.et $15, 16 inch wheel $5. 3 naugahyde $20. Baby bed JIG aaw $1.&. CUb. 1"lfll*r st.and $3. 2 figurine bedroom iipeed bike wheel $2. Stan· $U). Trailer hitch $3. Potty Blvd., 6'1l-ai65 N.B $25. New Cox: gu motoi:.._S,IJ. lam(>s 115 4' x 6' horizontal 2 LARGE Com fo rt ab le danl wheel $2. 548-0265 ch• Ir $1. Sterilizer 8k. BABY food ]arl le Ml-'73M Hair dryer $3. Cud m...• roll out window, complete lounge chain US each. 'lWIN bed, spotlea condition M~t~ty dotbea and swim COMPLETE eet C»ntinmtal 5" speaker, new~~~ $XI. CB.st iron dutch oven $3. &\2.-6974 $25. 548-2459 gmt 50c • $3. 53-12'?0 golf Cr'1t clubs, fiberglass Bell VIC\lurn Jar $15. i;z C.ard table •. 4 ch&ira $10. LOVELY Ladies c lot be 1, DANISH modem ., a 1 n lJ t BAND n.w $25. 646-1510 shatt irons, steel shaft cutter $10. Steeiz_ ll'!P ~ectrlc mixer $2. Waffie ~14, $2-$15. 642-6974 r'CK&Od table, extra leaf. woods $8 each, e:t"Cellent •torap ct.~ dl ~ ll'Ofl $3. ~!ding metal table BEA1JTIF1JL Baby clothes, Good condition $25. · Mat. PACKARD Bell black and condition. Goll bag $8. Goll tent SS. Drum cenr:.-A"T"'"" $1. Electric knife, new $4. SOME new aize 0-2T 50c-$5 ebin1t light fruitwood never· white T.V. $25. Kenmore 3 cart $5.SO. 613-4169 ~ ::'.sun Pl.a l.!" 646-2041259 E · Bay, c .r.1. Toys iOc-$'.s. Wood~ baby mar cocktail table $25, two tempen.tun dryer $20. lOO'l RELAXACIZOR and at-. r- SlJRFBOARD, Jacobs 10'. 1wing$2.642-6974 end tabl es $7.50 eadl. DMilllonDr.C.M.~97l1 taclmenta $25, very aood ~:~iU~a $25. Skeg $25. 642-6974 LARGE Seucape print $6. 642-32'J8 PUPPIES. 1Ai Jte&is!ett'd condition. m..4169 $8. P'oldht& double tied~ DUNE bua;y tires ~. 642~974 8 X 11 TIGJn' loop rua:. Poodle, ·"" Cocker Spanael, 5 ELECI'RIC lawn edger $3.SO. Folding bed diVUI, '&0-4i974 n..1 id . k "•ht 18 ~ design ti.oral pattem week• $10. 540-0061 Beach back rest 75c, ladles upholstery $10. ~" fan·. """ aro win .. • 1n light grey greens and olf Ccm · 615-5218 BANDED Baby parakeets 642-6974 whib! $2S. 941 Serra Wt.)', BAR stools $3 each. :Room goU shoes elie 6 $4.50. Na-e see. " $2.50~1096 FIREPLACESet,sCiftn,an· C.M. 546-0180 dividers $15 ee.cb .. Clothes t lona l Geoa:raphic PINK dinette aet.' dl&lrs 57 DODGE $25. SG-0918 dirms $12.50 aet. Drapes $1. RADIO and TV combination lOc • $4.SO. Rocker and M&&:uines, like new 50c I =125=. ---,__,',,...,,,,-=,-- ==='""°"'=""°'-==cl , -••--~-c-~ 1 ,_ upholstered chairs $12 each. each. Books, mystery, fie-CAR cooler $l. 646-Ql'1 _ ANTIQUE Birdseye Maple IAU\la" '"" '"'uo::n oo... $25. 646-0372 ~ .... I SOc-~ Lit j k t 'l5c Fish Ski boots $10. Books, games tloo, etc . ...,.. ea..... ron KENMORE vacuum demer, dresser $25, Mirror Sl5 · e ac e WH1TE baby crib and mat-lOc • $1.50. Bargains! Bikes skillet 41. F I be r a: I a a a Bookcue shelves, llghtwood ~~e~an<l0>,,,:~:~1;" ~~ tress, good condition $15. $3 and $5. 2100 Aralla, draperies light green, llke ~:t d•::~\!::. = ~ !nn.a.U metal slide S'l.50 ~ . · Large boy'• bike $15. Newport Be-M:b. 6M-OUJ. or new approximately 84" long, Me1a.I adjustable iroa bollrd ahmunum awnings $10 each. &42-3449 ,,.. """"' Up to 144 .. Wide all for $25. ali1l very usea.ble, 2, 4,,5,, 8, 1350 ..._. __ 1_ •0.50 ~ Two 7' aWJlinp $15 each.I====~---= U't't"'VCl<>U 7,8,andputterplosl&ild4 · •• .,..,.....,. ..., '""""'. Automatic prage door INSI'AMATIC cemera. $10. l'AL""'UMINU=="'M'"Jouop==-,..i"th:::"'.padO:'. Touter $2.50. Table lamp wooc:1a, and ladi!• drlverr.U =. ~ ~ ~ opener $25. Doggie bed $4. =~~ i:i• wl~ob.! $6. 19th Century Myle coffee <tall) $6.50 67H769 for $12. 962-6233 Colfee table $5 Yam 25c Pictures 50c Lamps $1.50 $6. Toys and a:amn: l5c. $1. and lamp tabieJ, co1y f20 EDISON White crib and mat-FLU O~ ftztarel;, skein. s.m.u atze ahoea; Rugs n l'ii horsepc:rNe.r out-Train aet $2. 2980 Androl St. total. Bookcue headboard 1reSI $25, twin size mat~ tubes, blacldiUI I" to, t , 25c-50c pair, Turntable $10 board motcr $25. 4 4 9 c M $7. New camera $1. :124 E and lnnt!npring: set $15. car new and uaed, S1 •· $12. Set of 3 Chinese hooked ruga Seaward Rd., Corona del D~,,;....._ $10. ,.._1 .... 1....--.1 20th, C.M. 642-4441 .eat $5. N.B. ~1096 OUna, alas.ware, Tll'U· Mar 6r.).2022 ~1:on. ............ ....,..... GE d d t... tray& 25c • $3.50. H~ $:11. Saturday-SUnday only. ' $5. Chain $5 • $IS. Lamps WELDER'S new all leather BEi raw rapes. C""" lamp $3. Jnteroom wf:th ~ 10 AM 4 PM. 496 E . 16th, MARINERadi Corad!omplby Nowlrthernth s $1.50. Occu~al table $3. jacket and &kwe•. WU $32, ~~~.!.., condition $ 25 . FM radio $25. Wheels, heavy C.ll.f. o co ete Dl8hea lOc • $2. Booka 25c. sell $15. Girl'• 2 piece ~~-""',,~.,,,,---,.~~~-duty, swi•el $3.50 aocl ~25, COP FEE Table, modem, 60 CTYBtal1 and power supply 1961 Mt.ple SL Apt 15 Coll ta sweater knit bathing suit, 'ii CORD walnut fireplace set of, 4. Lawn chab. fl. x 24 rostom built, pe.ld $200, receiver $2S, transmitter Meaa ' never \\'OrD, abe 12-14, $6. wood $20, 2 ari\lque trunks Music boX beilel, ~t noW $22.50 Dinette table, ~~th ~~le~~~~ LARGE raft $20. TV, aa is 1563 Apt D. Santa.Ana Ave, $25 and $10, 2 che~I of of eonp 50c'. Wiglet i:-e. black lonnica, Ol'le leaf. ;12. 8 .. bass reflex speaker $2S, $5. Wuher, u is $5. Lawn C.M. drawen $8 and $3. desk $5, new $1.50. Odkel"s ~ Momings646-4m Hal l icraftera ''trans-mower$5.Smalltreu5Clc • 8' ·x 9• VISCOSE rug, vacuum c\e1111er $3, lamps gear, bukeO•._,., n,ew BABY Cockatiel $8. 646-1096 Ocee.nic" type por tabll e $5. Phonoerapb $3. :R.adio$5. grey/green $5. Serving 50c to $1, wrought fron fil: ~ ~~ ELFX.TROWX. A 11 at. rad I o $2, Hallicrafteni C.ooler $3. Se'wilg machine cut, Hice new, 18'' ": 30" x bookcue• 15c, 12'' bike ~ $1.50 each. C'hld'• ~t tachrnents: $.20 Sleoeping bae General coverage rad.kt $15, $10. Ha.Ir dryer $ 5 • :II" H, two llhel.V'M $5. ldtchet stool 50c, pans lace clothes hOkler wUh 1illlt $3. $8 548-2.lm stove hood with dllfll blower 'fypewriter $3. Recliner n. Sunbeam electric hand mix· each, 320 Ramona. p • Hunic.ane 1aD;1ps. socnt' an- . $20, J04 Flower St., Costa Garbage disposal $'.l. 769* er, good 11.so. 'n'ipod tor Col5t& Mesa. 548-9823 tiquei $3 .. $5. Ol.ild'• ._ TABLE, Double p e de a ta l Mesa, 548..aL86 w. 20th, off Placentia and ca.mera, braas $.'); Uni~rsal 45" WOOD detk $10. 54s.Mll and · tiibber b<x* '1 .• ma.hogany, Duncan Phyfe EARLY American sofa Wall•ce St air cooler 15. "Cl:yatal" MAN'Sarlordp)'abarbkin Chllhn's 1turd,y wocitln. "HatnptonCourt"by D~l Sound but needs cleaning ENCYCLOPEDIA 16 a:tau, 21~" X 39", $1. suit, slze 38 Iona $25. 1884 play tables, new $1.50,'~ $25. Extra leaves fer· same $17.50. Twin size bed com· volumes of anlmals, fish and Mahoa:anl vanity m.lrror, Monrovia, Apt 1, C.M. ICteW driftft, tcreem, tfn1 $5. Custom ped for table and plete with headboard and bird.I, riMr used $'25. 20'291 $2!4 wocld akiil $250. 1101 646-r.:49 motors. efectr1eal ttems. leaves $3.50 Sf6-1441 frame $22.50, 2 cheat of Acadf, Santa Ana HelebU Marian Lane, N.B. Gt&-6666 M~CJc,,TO;;Rc,O~LA-=T.-,.V~IJS.'"'"°_,2337= switches toe · $1.25. Elecb:'k ELECl'RONIOi Sale, tubes drawers$9ncb,lampa$1to INDOOR i~-B&r'!Lo.· 21" PHilL'O c.uwole 'JV, · fans and cooloers.. uatad 0c-50 M Uy 1Dc $5 picturesandframe125c· ''''"'"' • .._ .. e _ .. ,_ 15" Ore.nee, C.M. alzes $2 ~ $15. Dome, dtlk f~ ~r:i 1 77. ; me:.cyctes n'. end tables $7 peir, ooffee $5. Service fDr four, milk solid M1ple ~•.u:uet, l· LAD,:;,'"IES~'-,.."7.UC-cl:;,::;b::,-,ard=-;bqr::: and aun lflbt11 Q • 15-11»3 perts 5c-1Sc Navy radio $25. table $6, gas 1tove $'l5, cross glasa $2. _Cat clock, new =~::ith ~ ~~ait ':'! 15, Golf shots, aln ' $1. Yukon Ave. CM. Power tiuppl,y $2(). 644-0345 top refrigerator $25 chain $1.:IO. Blouses 12 and 14. 25c. a u to head resta, n e e d Men'• bowling ball and bq l ·ruzz="='-,--'--71or"""'e0'lectrfo...,..,...pt,..,W-n to $6, platform' rocker Men's shlrlA,, extra large $15. lrorlin8board11. Piper or bus Pt. Electric thin 2900 Catalpa St. good condition $12.50, head 25c. Bike. teat. and aaddle brscketl $10. Sm.all boat back bookl lOc ~ Hard without transformer p. HO U.S. Coins and supply 5c-2Sc boards $1.75 each, dishes baa: 50c. EUke basket 50c. trailer wbeel. ud new loner backs 25c eacy. Men'• track Zc. Port.hie reocrd White bond paper and pot6 and pana 2 to $1, an-Coppertone ice box for tube $5. !!_e~, ~d!._~e 11.acka 50c pa.it, Men's aboe ~ $3.50. Two trwisior \ e n v e I ope a 1 c -$ 2 • tique tredle type Mlnnasota trafift' or camper fS, Cupt. grain~ =..:_n:a _::_,:-;ft Bkatci and bag, size 9~ $6. ~ Jiit St. Reculated Encyclopedia set $2. Antique sewing machine complete end aaueera 25e. AllOl'ted 50c. t.......,1 ...... ...,. e B&dminton aet lot 4 $2 power,-.WY kit $3.!IL Q;:m- tabt@ $6 Pictutta $3 Glue fine cabinet $23, S.turday a:lu&e• lOc. Sets Sl • $1.25. with electric outlet $2. TV , , put« boanb 2 fer 5o. Ceo. block 3,»42. OleVJ 11:ick and SUnda.y 9 to 6, 2322 B Old Royal t)pewrltet, works roJlrllaround Mand $1.~, ~· ~~::. trmlc pam lo .. llOe. J..c. ehanpcWer $21. Large wood Santa Ana Ave., Costa Mesa S12·50 Food chopper :&. epopcom -popper .......... u. maald-~ model &1ro1ane with motOI' (plede perk 1n atreet) Sktllet bookendl 50e. Elec-qllf' ~led cha1r ts. 3 table ht.ti, 50c each. 548-8'1'25 ~ rr.:-' A*-... no Swinunk1& pool paint $5. TRAVER'J"OllE martite tDp trir hel.t maak, almcmt new lamPI S3 each. cactua PAIR 3 POuna sleoephia: bags, John, 60-71&5. Sarldl1 or 546-3230 accent table, walnut base $L Cd tee table $2.50. 5:11 plmitl lOc • !!Oc. Wooden polyester flberflll, n e w , eveniDga,· ll30 ~ Dr. CAR Acceaaoriea. all real $25. 642-MJ4 Westmfntter Ave. Npt. Htl. aewtng cabinet 75c. Ceramic clean $10 each. New e"x~ N.B. ""'~""""--,---,-I s m\119 30.5 di&he1 35c. Gallon outboard erclser $8. GE cann.lster aood condition: Two mooo TAPPAN cu st.we, 8J)&rt· at : -• fuel ln CCl'ltainet 2Sc.· J.'\l2 vacuum SlO. Portable Rw· KDIMORE aatomattc bubcapsUe!\Ch.Greencar ment me $25. Lara:e CERAM1C Baz-..0...quc $\0 w <n-•'-Blvd A 7 NB '"'" ma·"--118. Wonder wubtr, nx:._Umt ooadltion head rest $1 n!W. Two 14 brealdut bllr $25. Sink $10. 60-69TC ' ucu,,.,... · pt ' · • .... \.:lWll:' $25. Mlple dindf* ~ inch Oevy rims $2 e11ch. 5511 Seaahore ?"·• Newport PH1LCXJ Rffrlgerator, rum $IAMJ!:g; kltt.na $10 to $25. ~ ~ =e-=~ fl:irnlka top $10. 4 ~ Two 13 lnch st.ahtlell Ure !3eadl. 64U375 _._.i.. $15. 6C-6974 Hid ahotl. Pepra available. padded dld'I N 9lda. rlma SOc each. Car vilOl' Gurr AR $15, Tr e mo lo ..,.. _..,,,. 54&458 clothes and lbotl. ilHs 10 to ..... • • mlmn !lOt: eech TV rabbit AnlPl,iller $25. """"Hl<r $10. mJDIO eo.d>es, two 115 SEAL point Slam-. U l4. !lOt: to Is. Underwood WALMJT ~ ean: $1.50 ~Ull Sewtlg mac bin• $15. each. Matdlkle comer table weeks dd Sl5. 546-.QJO noile!• twewriCtt $20. ~ $15. .,aD dills WE1' Stilt top, short sleeve 1.4 Formica table $10. Oalr ~--~!.._, "':!'~! DRESSER $T, Bar B Q $2. O~ et.ctric· ~ ~. rockinc ,__ $4. Utle ~ inch thlclcnelt, COil $20, sell $1.S>. 10 gal aquarium $10. ....., .......... -.e -Pole lamps is. Hod $5. l!l821"ollertm, CM. $U-o0210 Mlker is .. Net ~ itCb for $15. Used once, medium. Touter $2. Electric Iron $2. table $1.50 Cbffe. l9ble $3. Doll.bouae '3-Rcllawt)' bed KINO Ifie bed. Bo:< IPliDI pld ff, AdfUIClib1e ....... Two Solt Irons 5 &: 1, $L50 Children's clothln& 25c-$LSO 810 Towne St., CM. $15, C!abineta sulbble for #S, h'ler 1prlna $25, metal table 11. Blbt' buaJ St. each. Mu'a boWUng ~. ~ 2 HANGING Lampe. c:t.pl:ce toJa or pnge $3.50 each. frame and brau beadbom'd Small tricycle $1. HI I • si.:ce 10, $2. AllO men'• Navy STEVENS over-under 22-40 lbell, CMoth!r of Pearl) 110 Boob 25e; S3MiO'l'1 ~qu! :n:ir-$10~All ":; GREEN nia llbd p.d IMl2 Wies. atz:e 9, $3. Three 1old sbotlWl with abel1I $25. eadl. &U-e974 ENCYQ.OPmlA Brt(aMica oew. scs..un Sli\ VoU. liltdl '10: ....... up wooden chain 'l5t: eodl. S4S-OliO RE I' RIG E RATOR, Top 12$. Jnn>or Mt $20. Grtot broom SS. - ••Jltilec'' 16 lb boWUna; ball BOY'S Sdlwfnn Sttn&rq $26. fr ••Ser $ 25, Br•·Wll 8ookNI: tht Wnum Wodcl MoroRa'O.E Ure, new CD1JP.MAN *'" ~ dil1lili $5. 45 RPM recorda: 20c Gtt1's 24" bib $12. Girl's ~ coach p:i )'f.S"' books $1 ea cb. Kk:btlln I: I 18 '10. HO ._ ,.,,., ctat. .....,,., ...i.. -.-.I ndt !lOt: 20" bllo! IS. I08I Y--diulr $20 -~SIL Mlu $1. 3 lrollt l_.t Wlill loo r .._ """"-' --Intl Soft --2llc --1111. llG-1'118 ,,..,.,, -.... >lhk; -Dldlooil7 111. -Sia. -- -$!, ... -. ASK FOR YOUR PafrOarirrAI"'"plc..., TWIN ,,......._ 1a!<tta, ...,...,ll5a.<ulo'•d>&lr Groo!M llhort -123 $1 • Iii. -1 Groa --cor.am.le II. Btll1 baord IL 5!1;-ll31 qlll!!<d ...i !Itta! 18 oet. $lD Ztoltb --lorr "L -ml llolltb ~ ....t ndao ... ..... tiod _,,, llt, ~ - " Solt anti -~--Sot. -I -' -•tra trod< $25. Im -• . ~I AUSTIWJAN ~ 5<ft<ll -·"""" --....,.$17.~125€nto!& -I'!. 0.ta -Newt "'.::~~.h:: ' I DAILY PILOT AD VISOR -~ g -old.125 ooaditlOn IS 6'9 Domll. .... ~· -11• ~·-·-• ~';ch.~ MMIO.I DINE!TE Ttdllo ard 4 clluln ~ moc!ilno .-. 6 -&antll>oi Sia. 757 oilfot TYPEWRITER Smith EXPl!lCTiNG -'flS.lllack-m'NI--•PJ.Allanr.ccollent TlUS, --12-rr. -~C.11.~ .• AND You MAY CHARGE IT I• O>rona-llt$25.Vocuum W..wbe11"nlbo>•ndEl• $208'Mtall Wpjn.LIHISt 114M!U.'82°"'""9,C-1'1. PLAYnN lld t>Y. .... ll<><trlc room -~ $10. m:lse P«I ~· 8*-1(116 .umQUE .._ -~ OJ!:SI(, --"" ADDING -$211-Ado oontlltloft a. -.. .-••••••11111,.•••••••••••••lflll L:,.:::T!6!1:=~----""1CllE!ll.IO.fll&.lllOI -.-ss.e¥S ' ttqm-$25.¥° -...~';"'St.a.., ·---------------~---- ' -. · ... -....... -.. ------·-" . -... · --• ... DAILV •lloT .... ~. ....~ • 1-• 1~6~wc_,;;y.;;.;....;.:;;;;,"""~~~~....,..;:-;;:--" .,.,, ~ , JOBS & EMPLOYMENl·~ Helo W•ntad, Men 72.;e 01Mrn1NE DlME'-A:ORE OIME·A·LINI pS~E~R!V~IC~E~O~l!RE~C~T~O~R!.YJS~E~R!V~IC~E~O~l~RE~C~T~O~R~Y~r:"° .. ~ .. ~~ .. ~ .. Jl"!!!"" .. '!'-.. 1 I' SERVICE DIRECTORY No 1-0-... Sil No Item Over $25 No Item Qv.,. S25 5~.'.1'"' CINnlnv 6625 C•rpe! CIMnlnv 6625 * * * * * * P.1perh1n9lng El.f.X:'1'fUC preisure cookr:r S'J,50, wame lron S l, ptf'CO!a.lor .$l. , automalic toaster SS, record 11lare.r $4, 543-S810 aABY Crib $10 Old steamer trunk $2!>. Ollldr-crl'• clothes 5c-ll. Women'1 c Io the• !Sc-$3. Knit drta, Ille lil, 13. Mosquito teni for $2, $2. Brand new clw.lliaa dtsb SlO Q.E. electric swecpeor $10 4-855 x 14 Cood y ear Books Sc-~ NC"W ·apple cor-whitewall tir;cs. never ultd er, never U.&eCl S3. Poll bed $13.;;G each .• 22· Springfield 50e IOtcb!!awvt and dishes bolt action riRe S 2 2 • Sf • 50c Wine dea.nter Sl C.Oternan camp stovt $4. Vues llJo.60!! Jew e Ir y ~x watch $3. 24" boy's 25c-43. Spn ·bottles 2c each blke $4. 58 Oiev pan 50c-S5 Clock $1 Jewe.lry box $1. Hetrvy w r o o ch t iron Qllldren"s shoes 25c Mtr1's firepla~ 2t $7.SO Bumper shoes SOc Wamen'1 allots, jack $2. ST Chev 2 dr lli&e n; a 8, 50c Boy's hardtop, no engine o r quilt~ jacket, size 14, Sl transmission $25. 673-7413 or Sunbeia.rn auto cotteemaker 6464563 $5. Saturdat 9--5. 192 Flower -~===~--~ $t., C.\\t 2 NAUGAlfYDE Headboards, L?" PORT.ABLE TV, $25. ~ige Sl5 _White l'ol.8:fY sew· .,.._._. tube ..a.-..i. mg machine oak cabinet $25. ..,.,.....,m type ~~er Hendricks copper bird cage $10. 10 HP outboard en~e siro Wedding dress, nylon $25. 8 foot 3 P 0 1 n t lace ovtr taffeta size 14, $25. hydroplane $25. Rec 0 rd Hi5 and Her b~les 26 in player and Mil tables $1 • N ' . $10. Jll bla.ck ¥td white ~:ufi.)'. SZ> ea Ch - Polaroid camera, case and flashbulbs $25. 893-7479 No. lU Bch. 6 PI<NI'c tablez w i th benche5 attached. 8' x 4'. no e&eh. Large amount m fish netting for decoration $10- $25. O\listrnas life size plywood Nativity acene $25. CONTOUR Chair Sl8 Matching pair contemporary loUJlte chairs, blue print , SU each. Twin size OOX-spring, mattress and frame Sl2 2 dress mannequins, torso type SS each. F4Jll size man· nequlnS, bead, wig Sl2 Full size mannequin sit or lay KITCHEN table & 6 chain type SS. White naugahyde Oiinese modem chair 1$3, S25. 3 •uto radios, u is S5 Ironing board, f o Id in g qouch, miall $10 Extra 642-2843 comfortable overstuffed aluminum Sl.50 R a t t a n chair with ottoman no headboard. double bed, Vic· Room cooler $21 Apt size I °"to~n~·an~$47,;.50~·~54&-=-~144:.::.1 __ . ca.s range $25, 548-«162 A1JI'OMATIC we.sher -good OOGHO d d condition $25, 17" tire and ae. re wo , medium si%e S8 Cute small wheel S2, electric stove $2, couch, needs C<:Ner fl_5 Westinghouse electric dryer Re1r1ault {fCV) radiator SS. • works OK $15, General MS-6842 Electric automa1ic washer IMECH~::;ANl;;,"C'~S~~de~l7ig7hl-,~56 good condition $20. 847-8115 Pontiac , good tires, GARiAGE Sale: wedding transmission, points and dress from Robinson's .size P.luP. smog device $25. 12, $25, pearl Tiara wedding 6'15-4342. Jane. veil Sl.5. small appliance.s FJJLL size box springs and under $15, mens an d mattress $25 Qwtom made womens clothes 5c to SlO, ftounce and bedspread SIS 2 lots of games, original French Prov inc ial misoellaneous stuff from 5c nlgh-t.etands SS each. Head-to SS. Free colfee Saturday board SS. 962-4.520 and Sunday. 510 Sib. H.B. l=~""'~O.C:,:C...--~i 5'6-~~ POLAROID "Swinger" =-==~-~~~~ camera, new, used cnce Z PIECE sectional $25, 2 $12.50 549-3185 T.V.'1 (they work) $25 each, CHROME dinette tables SlO bora wingback swivel rocker each 2 matching 3 way $10, couch $25, cbair $15, lamps SS each. Large com-Port ab I e Stereo S25, fortable chair $4 Large apeakers $10, crib $15, cor- sturdy sofa $10 Box springs ner table $8, Maple end and mamss. double bed tables S2 each, lawn mower $25. End table fl. Chain 50c: and catcher $5, picture each. 309 E. 16th Pl .• MOD-frames $2 to $6, easel S2 to day-Tuesday. 10.7PM S4. Roto broiler m. twin ANTIQUE Glasl ccllecton: 6 bed board $3, maple coffee .matching German goblets, table $5. Saturday and Sun- -good conditkln $20 tor set day 9.6. 9452 Hyannis Port .Back bay area. 646-S2li6 DEPRESSION prices on all KING Size Heirloom apread jtems. Shure model 450 mike $7.50 16 yds new drapery $10, Victor model 310 torch lining JS, New Holiywood and cutting head $25, new bed frame $2.50 3 speed M-5 Dymo ta.pewriter $12.50, porta~ tan $10 Electric % " embossing tape 60c roll, roaster oven $1S O>leman telephone type 1 eve r lantern $6.50 New Sunbeam switches 35c, pilot lights and ooffeemaker $10 Tan k indicator lights 35c, new vacuum $10 Beige knit 1962 and 1963 "CB" call dress, size 16, SS. Tether book& S 2 , reconditioned ball m:i pole $1.50 Hassock W'OOdstock typewriter $12.50, with lep $2 Hibachi $1.50 new Hi-Standard 22 Magnum TOYJ 10c-.$2. Two 41h x 6 Derringer $25 536-3021. rugs $25. Mexican tiles 45c: each. m Heliotl'IJpe, CdM. .,,.,,27 GARAGE Sale: small ehild'e bikes $4, rocking hone $2, bed!preads, table clothes $2, play pen SB. high chairs wicker chest: $10, car bed $5, bed frames $2. stuff chair SS, reeord player SS. picture .ss. 5x7 rug no. t"Oyl;, clothes. curtains and book& 5c to SS. 8152 Michael Dr. 842-«162, 847-3940 FOR SALE: two upholatered chairs oriental i;tyle $25, 4x:6 bulletin board $25, books knOY.'ledge, man'.s suit S15 each, sport: coot. wonder horse, ftle sheli $10 each Bisset rug cleaner Sf : marernity and baby clothes, shoes, garbage c a n s , unusual bric a. brae 25c to $2. 847-7462, 9128 LaColonia F.V. AVSTR.AUAN Shepherd 'p.\pe. T wt(':ka SS. Gtn!Jt. ~ ceUtnl with cblldrtn. 96i-5332. J&tl8 $I l'I ta Mariana WALKER st r 0 11 r-r com- bination SS. wonder horse bobby hone $5. I a n c y tirepla.~ wood basket $S. G.E. 8 speed mix tnast~r $5, yoUth bed bead and fOOI· bol!rd n . 2 gooseoeck desk llmPS $1.50 tacb. 53&-0403 • . Your Rugs, Upholstery & Drapes Guaranteed • .P1lnling 6850 PAINTING And Papering. U you call me we botb benefit ExtlUJlve buy not expensive Try me and see. SU-3157 SALES, 3 ONL YI Regardl .. of 19• or 1xp1rltnc• • $975 FIRST MC1. PAINTING Interior/Exterior. Potential k you sinc:ere- CA.N BE USEO ~ Estimates! ly \vllnt to work and eara. IMMEDIATELY * 6424669 * 548-8712 * bi1 money, can follow Ofoo<:. 1. AFTER WORK IS COMPLETED Proftssional Painting der1, YoU should wrlt.7 1 Spotlessly Cleaned Revolutlona· ry Dry c•--nlng M' ...... _.. Sproy. B-. Roli<r """"" everyd""and It!," ...U STIKHI fM.861J 176-3417 you can do that ~~ • . for Rugs, Upholstery and Dranas W!IHdy• Wint? Whoddy• Gott P•perllan&in• • Painting, I con offer yo1r " GOLF earl, 5 '""''· 2 """'!!· ALSO s ,. ..-s~ACTIAULRACLLAllSOSRINFICASWTAIOPNPEFRO$P. ctl"n ...... "' Yn. '" • $12$ WHkly ••l•ry! I and bag $25, artist easel....,, AL :1 -SERVICE -INSTALLATION ,. .oc rel. 642-1322 aft 5 p.m. e N C d ill f · Den Pl •• " •• S-111 Rite ew I IC urn. &eroll 1aw $4. enon -MlllCAID •111 ISllMATU w•-11 ~-INTERIOR & e W k 6 h archery set 40 pound $-1, -· CHAIGI 5 llnq -s times -5 bucks EXTERIOR or rt. day \' ! HD. floating pool rest $4 , Velzy Moel R & ituLIE& -•o Mun •NciuDl Painting. Frt"e est. • Your office 90 d1y.1 'F" : ... ~ ·-·~ -· ........... and ern ug Carpet Co. ....Wlwt -,..,,. .. trw.. ~ )'1)1; -... ..... Lie .. & Ins, Chuck 548-5314 • Executive training I .....,-1 ........,u • ...., o·-"" 1-'fOUa ltMnt tn411• H~ '-'5 qntl of -.,tv1rtltlnf, p e B I , brass electric light dinette 4335 CRENSHAW BLVD., LOS ANGELES 1-ftOTHIMC) Foa SALi! -1••0£s ONLY• a.mtlng, exterior, interior onus p i n fixture twin bulbs s 5, 296-5100, 296-5101 COLLECT PHONE 642-5671 Llc. Ina. 17 yra exp. Free est, .. No canva11lng • Tradewind c\ips>er tor over ···-:.,;;~;;;:;;;:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~d •, To Pl.1c:e Your Trider'• P.1radlM Ad 54&.-5325, Accouatical ceil. 'Apply 1500 Adams, SU!te :m, i:. ' stow ventilation SlO, kitchen 'ANNOUNCEMENTS 4 Income wu"· _ 2l•t St. # Painting, exterior, interior Costa Mesa. 114 p.m. daUy" ': I ~-•-12 ch g l r 1, ANNOUNCEMENTS ... ..... 62 Baltic. Coves 3 BR Li e. lnJ. 17 yrs evn. ~e est. "" ..... "' ee ' nd NOTICE In Costa Mesa. Trade lor "• «< { Schwinn bike $17.SO. 536--8565 • S and NOTICES waterfront with pier. Will 54S-5325. Acoustical ceil. house or trust deeds. In-consider anything in valu• > •• PHOl'O drak room outfit Found (FrM Ads) 6400 Announcementt 6410 come $402.50. Owner. for dilference above $35,0CKJ "Paper Buggy" 847-1659 MOLD PRESS •1 kif l enlarger takes 3.5 mm to 21h --_ _ . * 549--0833 * loan. LI 8_7771 Mwobil,store • home calls _4 I negs, coatact printer trays, FOUND: Vic. 19th & Maple, Lifette He.11th Studio e a vise -sell · install ~ • and safelite S25. cmtact C.M. wbrte toy female poo.. Hospitality is Our Motto NEED MO~ORCYCLE LAKE Tahoe View Lot Na· PAINTING Aver. r o 0 m OPERATORS :~ I ptinten $4 to $15, B-C flash die w/Royal Dutch cut FR.EE STEAM WITH Have 1964 S1mca, rebuilt vada side, paved $12,500 comp!. $25. &: up. Neat , , k>: gun $1, project-a-print p~ taking to Orange County SWEDISH MASSAGE ;ngi.ne, new tires. 4~7~ clear. Exchange tor some-work. Local refs. 847-1358 Small mold shop. Mu!I i,e· i... • 1 jector $3, vie.w master reel Animal Shelter Fl'iday Aug. Open wkdy1 10 am • 11 pm · • • • • · · · · · · · · · · • • • • .,.... W"I-bodys headache! Units, * Paperhangin& * experienced in transfer aQSt ~ projector $3, 21.4 x 2\4 slide 2nd. Sundays 10 am· 8 pm TRADE ·54 Cad. Fleetwood TD's, or '! Bkr. 6'7>5726 Expert inJection mokling, Must lie , viewer $3. 5J6-.8S65 NOl'ICE! Disregard adv. 519 E. Broadway full pwr., & Npt. Bch. Ten· 2 BR furn condo. on Bch 548-1444, eves. c11pable of doing l!lel ups. / WOMAN'S Borgana coat $20. saying taking poodle to Long Bei:ch (213) 43\-7009 nis Clb. memi*rshlp, for ~· V!nice, Italy in exclus-INT -ext. Average 1 BR apt Appl,y , : I SCade1: king bedspread $5, Orange Co. Shelter -call me AS Ol this date 8-3-68 t am dinghy w/o'brd or? 897-0JU 1ve resort area. Trade tor labor & mat' ls ~ 7 4. so: Packard Bell 21" T.V. S15, about white, ofetnale toy poo-no longer associated with Ext. 440l Days local area 3 or 4 Br. borne &12-7528, 548-4927 wicker chair $'1, Hofhnan die. Found ·vie, 19th &: ELZORE •GUITAR.=~=~~~~=~ ~or~va~c~.~lo~t~o~r~bo~•~t~.~646-~1217~11::=""==:'""===:~ T.V. S2 for parts, round Maple. No tag!. 642-4582 STUDIOO. Jos. "Country" ~UTYEC$OINOOOOLINE HRADEAVY Honalulu Hawaii home with Photography 6870 "'&in'" co"ee table, 2 "FOUN • s· Wubburne ' eq. or T E .. '" u D' 1amesE: cat, vie. '===~======I i lde t 1 income, University are a ~aoden.chairs $2.50, old col-o1 Boba Chica and F.dinger. "'. or 0 r car or mo orcyc e $26,000 equity. TRADE to~ COMPL color weddings, shot eman stove $2, umbrella CaU area code 713: 596-6024. Cemetery Lots 6418 plus cash6424826 vacant lot, home or ? at blk & wht prices. $75. clothes line $5, refrigerator and i!Jentify 2 DESIRABLE Plots in Har-. 494•8437 or 675-4646 W es t e r n Photographers. works well $15, books lOc W,HrfE Duck with red bor Rest Memorial Park. ~ Br, den, 21h ba, sep .. din. 4 Income units on 21st St 646-81!3 each. 962-4001 around •Y''" On 21,1 and Will sacr;fo'c• •'X:n .,.,. •"''"' mg rm, newly repamtel. · C • .....,., . .,... ............ T d m osta Mesa. Trade for Plasterina, R(:,..·ir 6f£0 BEAIJTIFUL p1.1rebred, Tri· Orange. 64EN104. Ask fo call 8:30 AM to 5 PM. . ra e for smlr hse or condo house or trust deeds. ln· color Basset excelll!:l'lt fami· Steve, 'IVIO in Mesa Verde. 2IXll Baler-come $402.50. Owner. PLASTERING New or old. Jy ..-loves children. To I --==--~-~---I CEMETERY LCYI'S aric Dr. 546-0932 Pat h" · · ·& · r-• WGHT grey & white cat, HARBOR REST. 839-6683 Pvt , . * 549-003 * c 1ng interior extertor. good home with large yard, very fluffy, very pretty. Red Pty Moving from area HAVE 14 slu boat, 35 llP 0>J~A~CO.::t~~l~~iJ~00:1~548~-2~3;15~.~l~O~A~Mgto~8;P~M~ female. !162-4001 collar. Vic, Thrifty Drug on ====~=~;;;:;==IEvinrude eng.: A·l shape. ~ · eve; val Sl0,000: 0 d -k HorOO., Wed nite. 64&-2187 A I T Will trad for · free & clear. Oose to Yucca Plumbing 6890 LD ishea statuea, u o r.1n1port 6445 e camping Valley & Pioneer Town, I--'--'--''----~:.:..: STACO, INC. 1139 B.1ker St. Cost• Mes• 549-3041 ,,,,. l . ' -l --.... i An equal opportunity I employer • G.neral Machine Shop Helper e Cabinet Maker Mill Man ' knacks $1 lo 45. old clock $5. LADIES Watch. found in front __ _,c.;.c:..:.:!;.::,:__:::::;:: trailer in like cond. high desert. Will trade for * 24 HOUR SERVICE * Magnavox T.V. Stereo com· of Shaw's Heallh food store RIDE wanted !1-lon·Fri 'l:lO 642-0427 Evenings · ....... fro , _ • units . .,...,,.1675 Plumbing, repair, remodel, e bination $25. extra speaker C.M. Call to id e n ti I y. a.m. . m .... guna Bch to '67 Cad El Dorado fully box $2S. (white) cabinet 673-7208 Anaheim. 494-1361 eves. f!qUipped, leather int. & 2-STY VIEW Moderii So. Elec sewer cleaning Arc & H11i1rc Welder model sewing machine $25, SERVIC..I: Ol~t:CIORY stereo. Under factory ........ Pasa. Hills 3 Br .• 3 Ba -Guaranteed * 646-1407 $5 . MALE Cock-a-poo with red ..... fam rm -study • air cond. PLUMBING 24 Hr-serv. Experienced Only , typewriter , typewriter collar. Vic. Westmin&ter Pl. A Ii R • ranty. Paid $8400. Trade for f stand $6, rug~ x 12 $.5, 642-UT4 PP ance •p.11rs TD's or what ? 673.f.635 or FASl-UON Island area Work guar. Lie., insur.; almost new electric broom P.1rt1 6510,lo;:;:--::::-;-=:-,-:.;.=;....-Owner (213) 255-0455 remodel, repair, rooter serv. APPLY AT ~ ' $7, modem floor lamp and Lost 6401 Sale or Trade for large 6 Nice 2 BR 2 BA rented 5.'ll-7566 Columbia Yacht Corp. Ii shade $5, 7 old chains $2 HANDY Man-Spceialize 1n all Trailer. Travel trlr Self cont $745 mo should be $800. 6.6 Marv's Plumbing Service ZiS McCormick Ave. each or take all Sl each. LOST Costa Mesa, White kind ~f repairs, Electronics, combination Ref. Sleeps 5, Int. P&l S373 mo tax & ins Repair -Remodel Costa Mesa, Calif. -• ( ~Rear <t 505 llth St. female Eskimo dog, 7 mOl!i., ·electncal, plwnbing, etc. new tires. Top cond Butane $134 mo. $20,000 eq for homel ===·=646-=='='°=1=•=== 1----,==----: very affectionate. Please 548-2444 hot water. 548-7550 , , H.B. all ~1511 aft 5 PM R 11 • • c°'""';:-;646-c;.3389=:;-._~--ls I SALES c. I BUSINESS Ind !:,-·-~ er 8 b 'Iii -ot, ._...guna Beach, Pan. 2 BR 2 BA Twnh" B-k-~ ng 6960 REPRESENTA"'"""'" .•• ~ ... u • ys1 ng 6550 oramic view, 6142 sq. ft., ·-"'~ FINANCIAL S20 hurst Adams 5% % int $3700 Alteritioni-642-5845 Leading ind e pend en & I -----=----1 FEMALE Sealpoint Siamese BABYSIT my home. Xlnt .000 clear. Want land, eq. + $1000 Furn? Vac. P&I Neat, accurate, 20 yrs. exp. specialists dealing in ovec : Bus. Opportunities 6300 Cat vie Bal Isl, rhinestone & care Nourishing meals house, duplex, submit. $62 Tax, ins & maint. S431:=====°'==''===°" ~00 mutual funds, expanding 1 ! flea collars, tag. Reward !need play yrd. Hrly, day & 847-1266 Paul Jones Rlty. for home or? 646-3389 TILE, Ctr.1mlc 6974 in Orange County. This ia an 1 NUTVD.J..E, U.S.A. is now 673-8749 wk rates, Con1mencing Sept 2 BR, waterfront condomm. 0 PP or I unity to enter 1 1 accepting applications for BROWN Alligator billfold in 2. 968--1696 ium w/private slip in Hunt-~~::r'r:r v;~n:l~ 4 :R • Verne, lhe Tile Man * dignified professional sellini; " francbiaea in Orange Cotm-phone booth next to BABYSI'ITING by the week ington Beach trade for l BR Comm'! in 0 °· Cor Cu&t. work. Install & «'Pairs full or part time Investm.eni , I ty. Location• are w.11.iting in Albertson'• mkt, 19th • Yoo furni&h traMp. Perm. or larger Newport, Laguna or No ~me D~ange o. No job too small. Plaste~ exp not necessary, we train. • AMheim, Laruna Bdl .. San. Harb. R-. 642--7890 C.M. area 642-1407 or vicinity. 213 585-8627 aft 6 Fortin Ritr n542 ,!!0 OJ. pate~. Leading shower 547-6621. Mutual Fund ~ la Ana, Orance, Htmtington s. ............., repa.i.r. 847-1957/846-0206 Investors Inc. 2100 N. Main, 1 Sch. " other areas. Sl4,950 PART-Irish settor fl)und in EXPERIENCED care for 5 CLIFF Dr. view home, cor. 42 ·t H d Id Santa Ana ~ c h Full _ _. . vie. Santa Ana Ave. and yrs thru 11 yrs. Monte Vista ner; 2 BR., den, maids rm., uni .yw ' 0 er. Bread JOBS & EMPLOYMENT -"=:..:::::. _____ ..,._, .t as req. y secur.,... 1n. M D Fl 11 __ _. h 1 d. tri t .... ., ., .. 7 1~ & butter mromc. 1'rd '60,()()0 --------~ .... 1 vest. should ntum lst yr. esa r. ea co at ........ SC 00 IS c . ......-tu't '6• gar.: trade for trust eq /waterf t h I d J b w 1-• .. _ 7000 • 2 Chop-r o-rators·. .' Ca.JI for appt. 642-2713 or leather collar, 64.2-4816 BABYSI'ITING Jn my borne, deeds or income property. co~. pro:'rty ms. anCal~~ ...!.... .In .u, m.n Experienced""' with""' glas-S.• i.! write to 1617 Westcliff or., LOSI' Vic Santa Ana Ave l any aie. days Mon. thru Owner 673-3045 Owner i213) 623-1203 19-5) RET. Marke-l & Liquor store cralt thoppers- Suite ZIO, Newport Beach, Mesa Dr. B!k w/brown Fri. St5/wk. 548-7097 Mahagony book case, and Tr~de s.s acre tracts near ~;;;t ~a;t~ P1:1 ~mploy-• 3 Fibergl1s1 Roller-. -[ CaJ, 92660 mrkings. Dachshund. Ans to BABYSIT Your 2-5 yr old, in ~ volume Alexander Ham-Palm Springs, val ue SSO.OOO what.have y~. ~O e~;·112or3 Exp::orienced · I: WHY Wock for someone Freddi. 646-5309 my Coeta Mesa home, by ilton course on modern bus-for or on mobile home NB 1 • 2 Bonderi , else? Be your own boss~ Lrg Turquoise Bro.1ch day or week, 54.5-6734 iness. Trade for good lawn park. Will assume. Experienced : You can have your own Lost Sat. nile Vic Berkshires' MOIBEJR Of two will babysit edger. Call 546-8222 53&-1131 Job Wanted, Lady 7020 • Gelcoat Touchup l yardage shop in the heart of Restaurant or Cabanas Ma-in my home. near Pomona Trade flourishing F1ow-er & 20 Units 2 and 3 bedroom APPLY . ~ C.M. A natural for someone rinas. REWARD!! 673-2245. &ebool. 54tHi512 Pottery shop CM area, S3fl,. prime l~..:-..,. ·-can ' •Companion, drive Columbia Y.1cht Corp-· ' who likf'S to sew and make 000 I H . ....... •• ••u va y • H ~ 21 ' L . LOST l Toy Poolles, Silver. BI k M eq, or awailan prop. trndeforT.D.'sorcl-••va-' s""'"r, live.in .. drive 5 McConnick Ave. ·-.·r:•, money. $5.000.00 to get in -r C • 1sonry, etc. erty or T·D' I -..--.... • P N li Co includes $8,00.00 inventory Vic Cedarwood, Midway Ci· 6560 · s, soop or 1 cant land. approx $70000 ~ac urse, ve m sta Mesa, Calif. • "• e:nd fi.xtw·e 5 . THE REAL ~"~· ~REW~~A_RD~~' ~"-"'-'-948~-________ ::;::I 6424400 eq. principals only 642:2335 • Aides, by day or wk : ENI'AT&':i -546-2313 BLACK & whlte male cat, BCURICK, ~ooettte. Carpentry * * * * * • C~~~~ a~el, horn, e : Vic. Myer Pl. & Beach stom Cabinets. Small jobs * ong erm D • h h ASSOCIATES WANTED !:.K:F~ree;.;E;~t~oo~2o;"""~-.... ;;;ll~~~~~!'1~~~~~!1!!!!!!!!!!!~~!1 Employ" bornl"'. in.ur IS was er -: Man w/buslness exper. & * 642·9453 * HOMEMAKERS, INC ; IS6500 in cash to invest in hi BROWN Clutch purse,• vie. C.1rpent.ring 6590 SERVICE DIRECTORY ~ :~:VICE DIRECTORY 547.6681 ~ profit service business of Mesa Verde Dr. & Harbor. LA APPLY IN PERSON • d 642-4843 642-3265 e NO JOB TOO SMALL e DY With nursing exp. will • your own. No selling. We Rewar · I Residential. Industrial Olm· C.1rpet Cle.1ning 6625 Gardening 6680 care for lady or gent in ycur ... : train. Write American .1 u ...... & od home. Light housework OK. COCO'S ' Marketways, PO Box 1322, 1 _Po_n_o_n_1_l_1 _____ 640 __ s 1 mercia · '"".,':1'° rem el. SPRING Special! 5c a ft. LOW COST Maintenance Best ol references from t Warn.er Ave., Hunt. Beaoh Reasonable. Lie, bonded, in· Advanced Carpet • Uphols. MOW-EDGE-SPRAY local res. 548-4!>34 ) 92647 for .,..rsonal interview "I Found My Love wred. tery. 543-1188 Toll f FERTILIZE "'"2 7349 Famous Hamburgers' ' .. ~ In Avalon" • 96'2-1916 e 962-83TI e ree · JQ -PRACTICAL Nurse exp. l AQUARIUMS all mes $11 • $25. 847--049'1 DAL MARJ GAS range $25. Bed divan $5. Chair $2. Dinette set S?i. Roller skate &hoea, sixe 6¥.. $5. Skating coatumes SOc-$5. Coffee table and step tables $12.50. Garden tools 75c-$1. Investment Oppor. 6310 aboard the schooner "Kelpie" MASTER Carpenter new and Draperies 6630 General srrvlc.. 6682 ~:~~i rel. days only. 1555 W. Adamo USCG licensed. Single guys repairs, $4 per h 0 u r • PRO C 1 ,; 5.21 POPPY CdM Automatic U.S. Government L e as e d & gals 25-40, week· end ~l900 after 5 p.m. * ZAFFlNO'S * FESS: Window, walls & C 0 Mp AN Io N, 1 it e 01t.1 Mesa roaster S6. floral bedspread, Bldgs. Need partners , cruise. Depart sunset Fri· REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS 25% off -All fabrics ;1-t· .~le~ung; !rub u •.Ines s • house""-ork, cook, drive. TI4: I ball frln -$6. --I ,·, .. -Jry Return 10%. <n4) 642-2395 day, $50 per person includes 1822% Newport CM 642-G866 est " con.s ction. ' 8l~10'Z3 betwn 9AM-8PM PART OR FULL TIME KING size leather recliner chair $20. dinette set with 4 chairs $25, pole lamp i2. JJ42.5487 ..~ ._..,... .." CABINETS. Any size job. ' Crystal Window Cleaning .,. -...""--"---·~dis'-· everything, First cruise Aug· JAPANESE S hool · J ........,itio .,..., .. .,.,..e.....,n:vu.;, 1i= and 23 yrs e:qier. 548-6713 El-~rical Free Estimates 548-8737 c g Ir , yv~ ns now avail. for ttll· f-. Punes 50c, masonic ring SA, Re.11 Est.1te Loans 6340 ust 9, 10, 11. Hun")'! First 10 ;:::'.:':::--;:::::=:-:-;;:;1~~-~·~~---~6640~~ mot~ers aid. Live-in, good eral ambitious men, 20-40, : glass wares lOc • 25c. BORROW on Your E""'ty guys and fi rst 10 gals. Cement, Concrete 6600 ELErrRICIAN, Licensed &. H1uling 6730 family. 962-2777 flexible hrs., some evft· ~· ~lver b--•et $! · 1 .. -CALIFORNIA CRUISES pert. Car nee. ~,,t!g, .. ~; I ''"'"" • )ewt'ry Private 2nd Mo~•. mooey C E ..,,;,ERT bonded Small J'ob• J b " ·~• --·~ Twin ill ·~ apt. m i• 548-4191 r..Ar CEMENTWORK . · -' Lite Hauling-Trimmin""', o Wanted wi. ·1h a'-'-·e ave-ge ·•-.' , ~ • """""· qu top SlO FREE APPRAJSAL , R ab! mainten &: Te""''""" 548-5203 .. ~ """ ,.. """'" RA'JTAN fum: Dining table Electric blanket ss. needle PROMPT SERVICEfJ/L ASTROLOG~ • Fall Classes euon e Prices. Specializ. · r-v· Trash, Garage Cleanups Men & Women 7030 mgs. ~pty for Manager po«: ; ~b. 4Codlntt' ing._Cl"'$lirs $7.50 point bench coVf!r Sl!'l, Reputable Company senrincr now forming. Begin'nel'l!I • ing in custom patios. Free Floors 6665 Name it! Reasonable CO -----.:.:CC I "'.e train. For introd, inter: ~rcul __ e; ~ e,..,._ o .. 9 tt. dresses (8-14) fl to $5. Good Orange Coon'" 18 ye~."-... Advanced • Introductory est Call anytime &12-9-196 BIG JOHN 642-4030 UPLE wanta to manage Vlt.'\'/ call Mr. Whitney . , h ", ~· :_~·,::::_u:chms $6 coe:ts $5. Electric irons $2. Sattler Mortg~e Co .. lnc. Meeting, T'l.le6dicy, Aug. 6, CEMENT Work, all types, LINOLEUM, carpet, tile. Re-LITE HAUlJNG &. CLEAN apt. in exchange for apt & 5"14-8550 ' ~ ; ~t~ :;' ~~~ ;5 :9'~~·. Bric • a • brae 5c t $1 .50. l36 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa 8:30 PM. BaJboa Pavilioo, No job too small. Free est. model, repair. Many rem-UP =8 Age 40. Ref. 21l: 1---'---~,~.<c:::__j ; Arm chair 1ol 5 . Lamps S 2 Sw:aten: $1, 4 gl~ pole lite 642-2171 545.0011. Nights upstairs. For further in-H. STUFLICK 548-8615 nants. Free est. 839-1677, FREE ESTIMATES. SAILBOATS , : and $4 each. 4 bar stools S7.50. Cxime get it. & wkends 673-7865 &u-US7 /ormation. ~2140 aft 6 CUSTOM PATIOS & 5'11-8654 =i:ji;Ai;/'*~546-~~1i84~9~*-.;~;;o: l~D~o~m~.,~t~it:..!!H~i~lpt.,_~7~03~5~ 1 Inspector needed !or sailboa : $7.50 eedl. 4 x 6 shag area 71" BLONDE cabinet T.V. PRIVATE party will bU)' FLY TO CATALINA Block . walls. Also C'OJ'lCrete CARPET • Lie, Contractor C~EAN Lots, garages, etc. manufacturer, r.fust ha.Ye 1 rug $20. Color T. V. an· $20. 543--9823 your equity or Trust Deeds. DAILY FLIGHTS FROM sawing & removal. 842-1010 all price! • tree estimates Tree removal. dump, skip, LIVE INS knowledge of sailboats & be l teinae $3. Orlldren's lawn ;LARG'°""'E;-'~O>~l~oo~>ial-,--m-a_p_J_e Eves 642-7411 ORANGE COUNTY AJ:R.. BEST In concrete. Walks, 54&--4478 evenings backhoe, fill, grade. 962-8745 Employer paye; fee1 capa~le of assuming full ii· : IFWinl" $5. 644-0346 dresser and framed mirror I===='=="°'==== P0RT. Catalina • Vegas pool decks, floora. patios. G rd . 6680 I HAULING Trash pickup George Byland Agfflcy ;~n:; f responsibilities f CLUB d\air, Scotchguard $25 each. Custom made Mortgages, T.D.'1 634.5 Airline!, e 546--6612 642-85'14 l.;.~1~•~n~o~n~r~ __ _;::;;:I Trimming. Anything. we do 106 BE.16th, S.A. 547-0395 rie resume & salary ~ .ftora.l Jabti.·c:, near new $25. bedroom • den set, coo. it ll 1"vT..o. k 545-2792 Cli li expected to Victor Morten:. I Gold IW1Vel rocker $25. tern po r a r Y in ooluJ•. $5.000 1st TO Oil spectacular EX-ACTRESS/ artilt look· C•mLiecn1tnw1odork.-Qu~~tr....,., ANTHONY'S a ...... ..,.r wor Pe;:~ .. nt_1",\~s.:..~,~en'~.. sen, 8211 Lankershim Blvq _, !;.': l.oYtiy table. lamp $ 7. Driftwood ....... ,, ..,._;~~'!of.. Oceanview lot. Sold for ing for writer. art i at OJ~ Garden Service H I I 6735 F ....... ~~ i.-= No. HoUywood. CaJif. "'" \ 56<1219 10 d-... ,, .·,·--._,'", 4 ... d"r"•~·-r S7,950. Payable l % per (between 35.50) to !hare lg. ousec e1n ng ar East Agency 642-8703 Full to'me • : ..... """'""' .... h . hacienda, Rosarlta Beach, Child C1re 6610 646-1948 E ANTEATER purse, cotrt $60 cbefrt. and large 2 piece t:ksk, mont including 8%, All due MS-9755 LANDSCAPING APT. CLEANING Help Wanted M 7200 X!l<'ri('ncrrl -I ~. $15. Couch, makes into 1 part containing drawers 3 yrs 10% discount l!lafely SPEC(AL Summer program. LAW NS REMODELED Fast & Thorough. I fW"nish ' •n Maintenince Man ~ bed $10. O"loch 125. Llving Md the other open un-returns approx 12 % per yr, ALCOHOLICS ArtonymoUI Ages 2~ to 6. 8 a.m. to 5:30 Exp horticulturist. Everything. 642-8164 SERVICE Station salesman, GOO<I company brn~r.ts. t room <htit $10. Receqit demealh. Altogcther 20 fttt ;;;'"~·,ll~3~1c;;;;'°":="""""""'-Harbor Area. Pbone 673·rl24 p.m. $18 week. CI av Is Reas. monthly Gardening exper., over 21, married. Call for apPOinrrnent 1 regilter SUL W&.ter ski $5. of storage and surlace atefl., $1190 2nd TD payable 1 % per P.O. Box 1223 Qtsll. Mesa. Montesorrl Schools, 1525 N. JAPANESE GARDENER Interior Oecqr1ting 6737 $120 \\1k. + comm. Chevron 51()..00)0, rxt. 30 t AUto coml)ISl!I $6. Dresser all cedar lined, for no per month including 10% 111 due ALITO INSURANCE HI ? 1_s;,.an;:;ta"-'Ana_,:.,C;;.·;.;M_. 640-;.;c.;.31;_;116.:;._ Mainl & cleanup. Reliablt. e R Id C -;-1 • Stalion. Harbor & San Diego J oseph M19nin _ • : no. V9C!Wm clt'atier $5. Bed ~-·. Or<m-•'Jy -t over 5 '"· O>vors ,,-'l•ot "-fus-•• DMV F'li ' .... •• ence. omm n.·-· .. Costa Me... An -ua1 • I.UV\ ~....... ........ ....,.. ""' .,.., Ing. Contr.1cton 6620 l'Was monthly rate•. • In"--dn •-rwr ~.. QPJ)C>r!unity ' n.B SW. 646-!JZOO. 3X>9 °"1· $2500. Whlr!Jl(IOI Imperial Oceanview lot. ~% dis-Ph Valda * 839-1123 827-5243 Afl 6 pm • ~~t C'!.ert~fJ/L ext. REAL ESTATE. Shouldn't employe r : tDmt.A1. C.M. washing machine, works count. 494-U37 I \VILL play piano for your Don't Bun9I• thl1 Job J.1p•nes• Gardener • Color Coordination you be aeUing the hottest Sales, o•er 18 . :, 6PACE aaver 4 in bed 115, fine $25. 673-1232 MUST Sell lo clOM! estate parties given al your home. The money you're. spending Expcr.. complete yllrd FREE E.5TlMATE arta I J-Juntington Beac!-1'! ' rnattrera for aame S 5 • ELECllUC freettr SS, new well secured 1.St T . D • For nominal fee. 347-2798 is your own. F'l"ee est. 15 servlct'. ·rrtt estimates Ucensed & Insured Call for appt. Village R. E. • • :;.-· 813 Town•. c..ta Duncan Hloes food cutt" 15, $24.000. 6% p•yln, " $250 HOLIDAY HEALTH SPA Y"· XlnJ ""'ic" N•w con-543-1968 MODERN 002-Mn, ~03 't'.." P~Ol lon Job, .,,iJ • teapot U. electric beanpot n1on1h, 847-.5955 Eves MEt..lBERSHlP FOR SALE. iitrucUon. Addn't, Rcmoclrl.i ;;;==""",,_,•_54&-072_~'-DECORATORS WANTED day man. Lite rge in! . f;(lr'fl. SI0,000 ls( •; a DAY "Annlv-.. -· d k M lo $ ANNOU ., ... _ Tom C•ro•• Bldr. 2400 \". MO'WJNG. Edi;-ing-, \'acala~'Jl. .)'~a_r. A-1anagr1nent ,, __ ,_ .• -doc* f1S. 8 ct., ck:;'$:J, e! .... 1 I c11.r 15, cat· NCEMENTS ~ 673-2473 ~ ~ Gen'! cleanup. Hauling. 536-9513 g11rdenlng. a("'('t1)t dC'liverles n1t1e5. OJI lO am • •2"" "' • Ultrn 'dadt Sl. 54&--9870. chcr·~ MU glove $4, twin •nd NOTICES =:~~~::===~:;';,I c~~~;d"C.iir.;cji<-l~Od~dtJEob&~.::*~=54~8.Ql~"!:55 lite mslnt V.'Ork . Ste mgr. 539-IJRl P?"{ I , apre•ds S-2 each, Ml spread l----~:..:.;~::.,.---1 Funer1l.1 6412 Llcet1sed COl'ltractor RELIABLE' "-••· Orient-• Ironing 6755 Th'"••tr"• Paulo Drive In • ~ mat Mil. Antiqct: $2, baby gate• $1 e1ch, Found (Fret Adsl 6400 -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;; Residcnli•I -Commuclal fi\: .. F"ULL Ouirge Bookk"" 1dodll: 17.SO to S:IS, antique: lamps $1.50 ea.ch, lnrMt .te•l • WES"'MINSTER Malnt &: Repairs. Fre• Est cart. Cleanup, odd Jobi. KEPllART'S Ql!rtom ironing SALES . tor public acct. Ofc:. Exp ~r ! • Sl5 _,$25. 4 bl.r stools SI _,.. .... cA.. ......... u.... MALE myhoond, Positive 'I ......., _,...,,. Vincvlt. 6'2..o326 bu---~ •Ai~ E 11 Sult MAN, exp. Will~ to ly. Trial bal. '"no ·,.:· lloolllCI $10 mrtAl ' ....... ;1111.;, ""'"cage"""'"· -d lfl .,,.,...."''"""" T ~ w <JAJ ' ' a cc e PI rt!JPOfl.Sbility. led ui " tr;M•~ ·~ch lwo diclliphones $4 t9dl, ~~~~ catloo nectsaar} MEMORIAL PARK Additions* Remodeling Ja.puieh Gardening ·CM. Open Mon-Sat 1-fanage fine men·~ clothina ger, payroU, P'tYl'Oil\.\ S2I$. Jamtit SlO, tnftnl tett lttt"illter 5'0c, laundr)' cart I ,;:'-;;ii:':,.-,-.,.---Mortu1ry & C.metery Fred H. Grrwlck, Lie. Professional Mainttna.net FASI' EXperlenced lr<tUng ln •tort in Newport Beach. !'Jes -tax~. Perm. Call· t ILSO, ~ p I 1 ca~ S1, 50c, atcam Iron S3, candy 10 SPO Bicycle found vit d. Comr,ltte fu~r1ls 673-6041 * 549-2170 646-65M • my homf'. Sl.50 hr. Brine 644--0330 548-95«, 1-4 PM onl,v , - ..._ ...,-. dt'h fl, model car 25c, in· FA1ancia Hi School. Call I e JAPANESE GARDENING hangers. 646-$51J Ir.;<;--:'-==--,-,--· BUS BOY -"' i ·--'1'6.-, COIOO ........ 1 -'--__ .. lde-nu1u . .,~., 24~" rom $24 ~ PATIOS e Patio Covtl"I ::=i0::0::=0::====-IGEN malntVlllnce pri d!ly 18 -1 step lttd $5, outdoot lf&hls ........ -.. On..•""' "'... sprayer ·~ .,,.,. ..., Service Cleanup, La.ndsc:a~ yrs or older. Gravtyant } ., "' ~-~Jn-~-50e, Stl!lrtnilc camera $2, SMALL Short h•ittd gr•y CeJTt*tery lob Room Addition!, Lie. ln L.1nd1c•pln" 6810 achl ttqa cen t'JQ/ carpen-only. : ,..._, ,._.,. 1~ tv-bl fire &tarttr telectrlcl 11.SO. kl fnm $130 642-695:2 Oayt-Ew-Wlmds g. s:n-7034 a.rt 'lp.m. ;:.:;;.;.;;.~~;,·~-_;::.:.:1 try, plumbing, e:IC'C 'F(lrlt & ,..,._ C'1 fO n"' books cbUdi'eos tten npprox. 4 mo old, vie. !--"·•--~-•-wmenl ,.__ -·-·-··----•• & N. , E 1 67, """ ... v, 'AGE COF'FE S'IOP : .. ~ e ··--' 1·1-11 50 •-p JI s '"'""~ E'.ol-' ~ CUI """""f>e Lawn .-H AVY yard work It .:in re s. ....-Luv ""'" ~ end adultl 5e lo:.:, *°" S Cl qwu-.um i ""' . ' .,.,.,k ac le ands. 536-7631 1:'.--~1~-,_ one •-a·•'•" _Carpet Clunlng 6625 Malnten&.nct. Licensed ="==~----JU .. w. 19th St., Cl>! ~ ~ : IOc .Intl.IHI .Ind ch~ l5c, 00.tns sel s1, toas lrom.UN,;-.D"',_,D:"uck.';:'"w1ngt7::..-,cl,...lp. ...... "',, ..... ,. 111 _. .......... preparaUon. McOl.nn A-Son LANDSCAPE Foreman . COLLEC , ..,. ,_ "~, ~ "plie-Jlow::,.,•,-7';;oci'; . ..,;64:;2;;,-::;Zl90:;:;,:-:= -d.'"" ...,~. pl:aetmeanalaaCOlt. cARPET 1: Furn. c~nlng: 54M8<XI. 545-8570 alt" PM * 4954697 • ltadmen, f'.en1en1 finishers, E STUDEN TS,·• ......,, w --~ ..,. '"°'""-».. No trat• b·J-· ..__i. "•"' ..,..,, businru mlndl"d, JookJo' ~-', Princrice ~-a.a Mui. J;U::r Pll.OT' WA.NT ADS uc P'O '"'"-for reliable senilet a: qU•ll· JAPANESE GARDENER CORRAL'S lnd11C11 A rototill w .... -..en. ~"-"J.>.~ .-. -.-~~· R.INCS. So.. dlit Pla.z&. 14801 Beach, Westminster ty wcrit, caJI Sttrllnc for EXPER. rcll•blf m1lnt .u.rv. ~ .. ~. haw own n-tE QUICKER. YOU-:,. ... , ' po.rt-timf wock d u r i n z • BfUNG JU.SUl..TS! ld-tlf.. ..... .......... rH.1--··-b~~·-·1 .. ~ .. _.,... ft -"-· -. Vl ~ tcbool. cal.I: K,.'MM' "1 ._,. ~ ~ -~ ''"" ~-..... •"&.,,_,_ ~ n.t.u. mo rate!. 892-3219. equipment. 962-4164 THE QtnCKER. YOO SEU. ··~ # \ ===-=i'----=====:;::;_ PM. U 8-UES ~ ---~---.....-------·---·------_......._ ---------------- l , S.tunll)', Au,,11 S, 1968 • OAflY l'ILOT ~ JOBS I IMPLOYMI NT JOBS I IM,LOYM!!!_! JOIS I EMl'LOYMI NT JOBS I I MPLOYMENT MERCHA NOISI FOlt MEltCHANOISI F6R MERCHANBISI FOR MERCHANOISE FOtl . JOIS I IM'LOYMINT Help Wonted, Mon 72~Holp Wonted, Mon 7200 l;H.-;':lp-;W:,:::n:::IM::;----1-------SALE ANO TRAD ~ SALi AND TRADE SALi AND T RADE SALi AND TRADI , ~Won~, ~I! 7200 l.;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;,,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~j'.Jw; .. ~.....,;~~·-,]7~400!' Ho~.:;t,141 7400 Fumllv,. 1000 Purnlluro ~ Purnltu,. Auction I025Furnllu,. AucllOll I02S ' l'iw PWIMED SALES _;.;_='---"""'-Spanish ; & Mediterranean * PUBLIC NOTICE * :. OU TST AN DING CAREER . 61RL FRIDAY STBIO FACTORY An --cballen&ina OPPOITUNITT fOl " end vanld eoottlan Woti<· Would u~ mlnlrnwn 2 years uperk'nct, Type SO wpm, c.pe.b1e GI u., Iii& dlctat!ni tqUljlment, cball .. ctnc .,........., In Sales (}epartmtnt. Ap- ply Showroom Samples - 8' Wood carved arm divan, lg. mall's c:hair; beaut fabrics. 5 Pc bengoo dark oak din. se~ w/black or avooado framed chairs; e Pc BR eel IM!r Mr. & l\lrs. dresser, lg nilr- ror, .2 commodes, decoraUve headboard lo Spanlsh oak •r avooado design. 2 llG PUI LIC FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE U9UIDATION EXPANSION IN >ltANGE COUNTY Provld11 - Dopt. Openlnt1 ' "' ARE NOVI !JEING --VIEWED, HIRlD J [). TRAJNED 10 FILL C 000 PC61TIONS WITH "E\STAR1'1NG PAY. ~512. mo. & up 14 quolilied end -,,,-'41 the ..,...0 lhll week. ~ lldlkd end """1dllod ataou1d 8llPY u exPerience if>'t ........,., and we an ~ opportunity em· I" ,MINIMUM !QUALIFICATIONS: •J Age 20 or over •! HI, school grid or equlv1lent ~ Orange County = resident 91 Mocluinlc1lly lncllnod • 1 ~l>lo to 1t1rt work now ~we also have good ,,. summer jobs. terviewu,g and a~pting !(PPlicatioru all day Mon. 4 Mon. evening. I C'llJ : Kl 3.9219, ext. 23 ; Ask for Mr. Hill. : Peraonnel ~ment I I I lfAD COOK 1-· : 25 yean or over ' ! ' DISHWASHER Ni&hts Apply in Person 9 ·5 P.M. t : REUBEN E. LEE 151 E. Co11t Highway ; .Newport Beach ' ' ' ' , ~ CAREER : OPPORTUNITY! .J•in todays tastest growing p~Won-~utual Fund 111ales ~o experience neces~ ~ train -full or part time ~-~ual Fu 1 nd Advisors, •": nc. ~t B. 1603 Westcliff 642-6422 : S.A. 1212 N. Broadway :~.-547-8331 .-• f oyota Salesmen . .. ' 2 :n'en needed to &ta.rt immed wtth Orange Omnt:y's lar&:· in & newest Toyota agency, : a Comb. New & Used ' •Guarantee ; e Vacation Plan • • Demo Plan ' ; • Bonuses • Largest Stock of ToYOtaS BILL MAXEY TOYOTA dist e..cl> Blw, H.B. :: Easy to Reach et : _.._ Garfield & Beach : 847-8555 SILF STAlTU Iii& f9r oor PW>t Mii> WITH DICUTIVE POTINTIAL .... end Chltl Ena1netr1 !Uiuc.t wm m~t .~ IF you •r• • recent colleg• gfaduaf• whose who bu 'O'amr, Jud&:e-. fu tu re i1 blocked b•ceuse of the ntfure of htl ment, bandleadetall work · work or the 1i1e of th e or9eni1ation well atJd enjoys telephone oa coot.Ct wltb CUltomen. • man now sellin9 wh o feels hit work 11 not 1~fficlently challen9ln9 or that it does not of- fer adequate Income or edvanc•m•nt pot1ibi- lities_ or requires too much tra vel Ol • junior •x•cutiv •, school +••ch1r, en9ine1r, bu1in1ss owner, e ccountent or l1wy1r who b1- ll1v11 ht hes the tbllity to ea rn more THEN i~v11tig1t1 this opportunitT to qualify for t he h1gh11t recognized l1v1I o selling to business encl prof111ional groups. Our Aptitu de Anelysis System will cleterm ine your ch1nc11 fo r 1uc- c111 in our. Fltld, If you ~uali fy we will pey you en ettract1v1 s1 l1ry whilt you l11rn the bu1i- ni11 ~nd 91in 1xp1ri1nc1 under supervision. Your 1ncom1 pro1p1cf1 will be well into five figures. Phone 5~2-5621, Erl. 321 or write brief ptrticulen to Box Ml 67, Otily Pilot. * * REXAIR, INC . NOW HIRING 42 MEN 3 OPENINGS PARTS MAN • BODY & FENDER • SERVICE WRITER • Full co. benefits, pleuant If YoU have lniaUve, en· jo)' woddna: .wtth people and bav• a6o4 shorthand and ~ln& tkilla, PlffM coll MR. H, C, ROSS I« an appointment. LANGEVUI Division of ScientUie Industries, Inc. 1801 E. C1rnegle Ave, S1nt1 Ana 546-1830 An equll opportunity employfr J. W. Robinson Haa open.lnas for Part time Saleswomen Experience pref•rred Excellent benefits APPLY PERSONNEL HM Mon thru Fri Fa1hlon Island Newport Beach An equal opporhmity -1oyer WE NEED 42 MEN WHO ARE NOT AFRAID OF HARD WORK AND A.RE ABLE TO SI'ART IMME(). IATELY. NO EXPERI~ ENCE NEX:ESSARY AS COMPANY WILL TR.Am. working cooditiona. Pb. ~Station Attend, full '-=o=F=F=1c=E~G~I a=L~' time. Experienced. Over 21. 490 E, 17th St CM GOOD PAY L 0 T S OF OVERTIME DURING NEXT 6 MONTHS. ====='===="-I.Part time lite bookkeeping and m3chine experience pre- fen-ed. Agenclu, Women 7300 STMO, INC. 1139 l aker St. Co1t1 Me1a 549.3041 An. equal opportunity employer Women for p1rt time wo rk halplng In food P"P" 1ra tion. Experience not neceuary. Apply In Poraon Wu Ben's 333 Bayside Dr. Newport Beach Cocktail Wailress Hosless Over 21 Apply in person 9-5PM REUBEN E. LEE 151 E. Co11t Highway Newport Blach WORK BEA L'S 1t YOUR co~v~~ience Home Furni1hing1 PART TIME The "Temporary Divislon·· UOO Irvine Ottice: age 23+, filing, post- CALL PERSONNEL DEPT. of the Newport Personal Newport Beach ing 3-4 hours daily Mon. * * Agoooy off en pleuant, top "S""a-=-1 e~s'--,L~a-d~,.~e-s-1 thru, Frl, Permanont 11.65 ---~~---..:.: paying jobs (fee paJd by the hour to start, $1.75 within 30 JAlfS• employer, of COtll'R) for the days. Position in lluntinglon qualified woman who likes . Beach. Interesting sales sys- An Agency of John Hancock to work just now and then For excessories and drapery tern through record keeping. Ufe Insunuice Cb., special-NEWPORT • sales, _Experience preferred. Will train. Office eXperience izing in Life, health insur-p I A Full time or part time required. Appl.y California e (sonne gency · State Employment Service, ance & mutual funds, seeks 833 Dover Dr., N.B. BEAL'S s -An -•• s "-' 1 management trainee for its 642-3870 an-a. -· .... 1oSto · immediate expansion pro-... .,..,.i.;i;;i;iii;ii...,.iii;I Horne Furni1hin91 Tuet1., Aue. 6th. 9:30-10:30 mm. Training allowance See.Betcy Bruce at llOO Irvine 1-•_,m_. ______ _ plus commi&!ion. Extensive Newport Beach traWng progrom. Call Mc, m• fl PROOF MACHINE I.anon "13l 42'>0363 or t66 C..xec OPERATOR CTI4l 962-0020 evenings. Agency for career Girlt PAYING & RECElVING An Equal ()pportunjty 410 w .. Cout Hwy., N,B, TELLER Employer By appoint. 646-3939 Experience preferred Must have experience. Appl)' in person Full company benefits, u_I SF.CtJRITY PACIF1C APPLY PERSONNEL ne:~~ ... 11nted .NATIONAL BANK • lll-4 Mon -thru Fri -::---"----'7C.400=i 228> Harbor Blvd., C.M. F11hion l1l1nd TOY &: GIFT PARTIES Equll opportunity employer Newport Beach 774.72s1 J. W. Robinson Has opening for Silk Presser FRY COOK llems Sold Individually Shop Around-before you buy see US! VALUE $895 -FULL PRICE $429.95 or terms 11 low 11 $3.00 wHk No Down-Use Our Store Char~e Plan No Fancy Front·BtJT Qualitv Values Inside Approved Furn. 2159 Harbor, CM 12 Years same location-same owner1 Dolly 9.9, 10.S Sunda y e 541-9660 JOBS & EMPLOYMENT Help W1nted Women 7400 ·---- WAITRESSES QUALITY Rattan 3 pc. tect .. chai.se, never-mar 2 end &: coffee tble., 2 sets slip cove.rs, $300; dble. bookcase hdboard, dresser & mirror, matt. & box sprgs. All flOO, antique, hand carved Italian chairs $200 ea., wall placque Experienced only? 150 be d•··-• $75 ~-k , a uuu-u, ; £"V0,; et Apply in Person B 1n. ttn SURF & SIRLOIN S<=gam<, -•new-· 5930 Pie. Cit. Hwy. Furniture returned from di!~ ==N=ow="po=rt=B=•=•=c=h=" I p1.ay studios, model homes, decoraton cancellatioa. Jobs-Men, Wom. 7500 Spanish & Meditern.nean etc J. C. PENNEY CO. RD FURNITURE 1844 Nt wport Blvd., CM every night til 9 *AUCTIONS* SATUlDAY 7:00 P.M. -AUG, J SUNDAY l tlO P.M. -AUG. 4 We at AOK are proud to have been selected to liquidate one of So. Callfornia's largest & finest new & used Inventories at PUBLIC AUCTION. All Merchandise will be sold to the highest bidder. All Merchandise must be paid for & picked up . within 72 hours. (Please bring your truck, trailers or campers or what have you?) - . Th~e 2 Sales .-will co-nsist of about any-• thing you might think of in home furnishings. 1 A FEW EXAMPLES: 30-40 Late model color TV's stereos black & white TV's. ' ' 250 Late model app1iance6 -Refrigerators, washers, dryers, freezers, ranges. 75 New & used-Bedroom groups (Ail styles sizes & finishes) ' 30 New & w ed -Dining room groups (All styles & finishes) 36 New Spanish bookcas., (large) 16 New Hide-a.beds (all styles & colors) 25 to 30 Living room groups (all styles & colors) MANY, ~y -Mattresses (all sizes) Dinettes, c,h1na, record cabinets, living room NEWPORT BEACH tables, 100 s & lOO 's of Tamps. \Ved., Sat. & Sun. 'til G I As we H id before you n1me It -also. • • I FRIGIDAIRE, GE TV eon-I '·-:~';"::::'.'."~~~~~'"':'"':" .. "":"-.-;;;,;;.;.~~J.I &Ole, twin beds, vanity I-~ Lots or repossessed household furnish- Has openings far: .kinitorlal Maintenance & Buffen lamp tables, Kroehler divan, ID gs! 2 md tables, coffee table, We •1peci1lly want to tnv~e YOUI recliner chair, 1wive1 We Fln1nce with good credit -1lso rocker, Kang-o-lawn edger. Mastercharge. Dealers, apt house owners • All in 1ood cond. 5-e-2776 decorators wel come. CARVED French Furnlturel r~-:::...:--":'!"~..;~~··-.-~~~~~~~..i wl down uphols. SO" Ivory 1. We invite your inspection 9 to 9 Daily I "··ent -·cc"''"' •x-,1-& gold sofa, Ivory velvet Re be · -•• ~ $350 B' 1 -•· 1 wood mem r 2 Big Sales Sat 7 mm •u n t.·30 om ence in all phases 'prefer-· o,""" natura ~ ed. C.Ompetitive wages. Out• love seat w/grn silk $225. 1 Block W. A o K standing benefits including I ooXoo'"~'-co=nd-, --~'-'43-~=~ of Be1ch profit sharing. Ideal work· SELL Or trade: new CMCO ing co.1dltions. thermal massager. Sit on it (Hwy 39) Commiu lon G1lleriu APPLY IN PERSON Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. J. C. PENNEY CO. Newport Center 24 Fa1hlon l1l•nd Newport Be1ch, Calif • An equal opi)ortunty employer -lay on it and relax. CO!lt $125. Perteet e<:ind. $50. 7722 Garden Grove Blvd. Ga rden Grove 531 -1212 Mira11da singl~renex cam-I ~ eraS75.548-0710 I ~ GOLD Den couch 3' $75, G1rage Sale 8022 Sewing Machines 812( ti Pecan coU~ table, wrought iron legs $50, 2 blk, gold & white stripped uphol chairs $50 each. AU bear new 846-1838 DECORATORS Item. 44" round dining table, pecan, w/4 CQntemp. blue uphol chrs & 3-12'' leavea $200 Garage Sale: Sat' & Sun August 3 & 4 18231 Mayapple Way Village 2-Unlverslty Park Irvine, Calif. Items from 5c to $5. ---------1 548-2716 B~E~A77.U=T~l~F~U~L--- COLLECTION Agent oUers a , $289 Singer ''Slanto-matic.. I zigzag sewing machine for balance due on account fL: I $84.60. $8 mo OK with ap. 1 proved credit. Deliv·ery, in; , struction & guarantee Ur· eluded 499-3828. 9AM to 9·. PM. P & J Agency 1967 SINGER Comp) , w/walnut console. Service man leaving forces repo .. Touch-Q.111atic, auto zig-zai.. button holes, blind hems~ overcasts. No attach neede4· Full price $37.97 or assum.e. 1 $4.10 mo. Call 526-6616' Aggr .. 1lve 'Flbergl111 Manuf1cturin9 Pl1nt needs: e Assistant Superintendent of Manufacturing, TV -Record-radio c o m b , Prov triple dresser , Thomuville. Reas? 675-1060 BEAU Germ ll·n make credenza {butfet). Hi polish- ed finish. Xlnt cond $1,200. S4 ..... 2 19 Ot' ()Ver Apply in person 3-5 p.m. Daily H . An equal opportunity ousewives, earn from $500 mWAY 1.IM!d sto~. New loc to 12·000 by Dec. "'· NO Telephone Girls •mptoyer 7' w · B d • Foreman of .Mold Shop Also: 9 Drawer walnut chest ssa. 4 Drawer matching ches~ $45. 3-2 d r a w e r matching commodes $24 ea., Blue Linen Spanish 1ty\e Chair $45. 3 Oak swivel chai1'1 at SlO ea., G.E. portable TV $.25. Antique (?) Underwood typewriter $10. Twin box spring & mattress $40. StauHer reducin& mach. $25. anytime. Snack Shop No. l 2305 E. Coast Hwy. Coron• del M•r DELIVERING OR COL-• Foreman of Assembly "Ol estminster 1 v • The G1r1ge LECTIONS, FREE $100 WEEK ~:~:~ 893-36S3. Buy,, sell, Chalrs&rockers$5up,hide- HOSTESS GIFJ'S. Ca I I Experlenc:Ed or not • full P•r't Time • Assistant Pun::hasing · a-beds & sofas $5 to $25. End, NOW! rt ..,_ A~ G•rl F "d Agent GREY Formica top table, 2 coffee, dinelle & picnic ta· G"ts & Gadg•'· 84'1593 or pa ~ue. .-•Y 9 to I n ay le s 6 ·•·•-Xlnt od " '"" "'" 4, 1500 Adams, suite 303, Typ' ligh ~'·k . ave • '-11ll""· en · <bles $2·$15. Desk $10, dress- . DENTAL ASSISTANT Costa Mesa. mg, t """" eepmg, • Oerk Typist Call aft 6 Fri, 540-1188 er $5-$10, TV's $10.$30, eol- Over 25. Some froot delk ex-keep office spic and span. CASH for turn & appliances. or 'IV's $100 Up, dbl & sngl • Butcher perience preferred. Must ---------1 Work in delighUul sur-Send re1ume in con. We sell good used furn. 1772 beds, refrigs, washers, gas • Produce Mi n have more than one year ex-JfllER POSITION roundings o1 fine furniture f idence to Box M 165 Npt BI. CM 642-7015 & elec stoves. Low prices. s.,man market needs 2 reli-perience in d:'!tal office. TuesdCa;lf ~2~~0 9-5:30 Dally Piiot. MOVING MUST SELL: 80ra 1550 B Superior, CM a e men. E:qierlenced 4944134 ai.ter 4:30 Experimce pref~ $25. desk/tbl $35. TV $20. 646-9188 Music1l Inst. 812~ EL'ECI'RIC guitar a n d ' amplifier, dual pi c I< up.- Perfect condition $ 7 O . 549-3726 ELECTRIC guitar. coil cord $45; ampWier $25. Both A·1 condition.. 546-4355 EXCELSIOR Accordian, like new, full keyboard: witb case, Sacrifice $50. 548"-8502 • only. Call for appointment. DRUG Store clerk, full time. Apply Htg. Harbor Branch Bridal Cansult1nt EXPER. WAITRESSES other tum. 675--0'5.11 alt. 6:30 l ~-=G~ARA==c=E~S~ALE~--J 494-1036 neat, experienced. Middle-Attractive woman, ambitious, COCKTAIL BEVELED Glass Oak China Raa-rug, multi.colored, aD t Fry Cook aged pref. Apply in person. Bink of America good personality, \lAe of car, WAITRESSES Cabinet, 5'x3lf.i'xl'. wool with pad, 12' by 20', ELECTRIC piano • Hohner. Near new, 2-12" epeaker Silvertonei Amp. 644-0785 '. or 31S82 s. Cout Highway, So. H 3166 Admirelty Dr. over 21. Some eves. pre· & WAITERS • M8-3048 • excellent condition 315. Baby I', K•t h T • • --·-· "·a-'" tg. Bch. (213) 430-1~1 ferred. Average part lime N ., bod _,,·""' mattress ~ I c •n rain•• Male Custod• ~ ... lll °"" <:U Eq"al __ ,,_, 112 ow Wring for the opening ill NE w H-pital b. d and ' ~... .... • • t • ian BEAUTICIAN. Mature exp " oppo •• .., .. .., employer $69. week. full time 4· 30 days of the famot.11 Ben mattres•.-Mint condition. Bathinette, all $6. Boy's : Hours 10 PM to 6 AM Mon. ....,....,.... THE B E A UTY LAGUNA North,· mat,,,, week. No experience nee-B , b Sting"'"" bike $17. Two t · b Ch f ... ~~· " rown s !a ulous restaurant S25. 548-2072 -J ~ ermanen JO · ance or thru Thurs. 3 PM to Midnite PARLOUR ,._,,... ..___ woman to babysit; Tues., essary. For interview call &. night club located at ==~~-~~--·I chalrl, needs cover 1 n g . a~vancement. Fri, Starting wage "47. per Bethei Ti ...... ._ 655v'u Thurs., ll to 6 PM Own Mr. Whitney 544-8550 LOVE Seat, iold & green Other items. 540-5595, 288 (fe~stuAde~~ Plpease) mo. Apply Orange Coast ~: St CM .. ?:!.~j W. trans. pref, 494-1231 . Eves. METER MAID ~~~~g":,a~l~unsltyCoC!a"•bt fabric: 5 pc. maple dinette Bucknell Rd. C.M. ', pp.., in er&0n College, 2701 Fairvi"'" Rd,, · """'-~.... aft. 6 FOR WATER DISTRICT set, nevarmar. 847.Q1 •• LAUN DR y I Hwy, Laguna Beach. Phone 10' PADDLE Board $10 Baby • Costa J\.fesa 834-5708 . He P ~-HOUSEKEEPER, mature, to No experience necessary. for appt bet 2 pm & 5 pm Sof1 Bed & crib $7.50 2 hanging lamps, FRY COOK ~' mar er. -tive elderly, Good working and enjoy working out of * 49!1·2271 * S20. 673-m4~ S5 Flat U0-0120 parts 50c ·q · Costa Mesa, Cal. ore noon cond. For inteJVlew call doors. Pleasant workin" ' ==========-and up. B a b Y clothes, ELEC player piano, 125 rolls. Perfect cond $950. Shown by t!.ppt only 673-3240 I HAGS'mROM Acous. 1 2 e:tring guitar, Blln pJctc.up, like new. $1?5. 64&-5150 · Guil1r . Gil>H~. ES 175. Hardshell caie $190. 642-9694 Plenos & Or91ns 1130 .1~ ~~·E.B~,th ~~y pi;r;e:ced, k m~S.U s= live-in; guest home for ac-Must have good penmanship only. Mr. Moss M•tching Ch1lr $4. & $3.50 10 gal aquariwn Experienced " MATURE man & wile to 1 • ......._ __ A•pty at LIVE-In housekeeper ~5190 or 838--3847 conditiotuJ. Call for appt. 8 0111 E I t 1011 stack. Olest $5 Low voltage Ora-Co's L1r-1t • SAILBOATS ,. manage s m a 11 motel, ce qu pmen ··-•-' .:··. THE RJGGER m ~the r I e • s home. NURSE'S AID. Experience a.m .• 5 p.m. 496-9461 or Coronado, Calif. Apt + IO% transformer & choke1 $2.50, One-Stop Muiic Store F'J>?!NTlan needed fer sailboat No. 16 Fa.Mion Island Children, ages 5 & 7. de1irable. Apply in person. 83()..0300. of gross, No exper. APECO COPIER (dial-A. $5, $10. 545-1958. 2519 w. Wurlitzer pi1U'lo& & organs. twulufacturer. Mwrt have Newport Center N.B. Corona de! Mar 673-3121 Laguna· Beach Nursing necessary. Must be bon. copy) with metal roll-away ~H=arv=""=·~SA,....,--=-,-.,, 1 Fischer, Kanabe pl• nos, ~h knowledae (l( sail· • Exp ERIE N c ED Home, '450 Glenneyre Street SALESLADY dable. Call local 644·l<Xi0. stand. $315. Gd c 0 n d. 2 CHEST Of drawers $8 ea. 2 Pla.yer pianos, reblt. auar .. ~IS; be capable of suµ.·r· Seamstress for creative 494-3075 545-4645 stei>end tables $2 ea. Gas Grands. iiain1 70 ~ployees & meet-Mechanic ~lothing shql. l;EXP==,.-=~-'----EXPERIENCED Deli· ========= Wedgewood atove $10 Utility WALUCHS-MANNING'S W' producUon quotas. Send Top pay, full CXI. benefits, Visions. 497-1335 4•--~~ Waitredues; P~odrt-Expei ltnced worker. Cook pref. Besch Girige Sa le table $2 Hamilton Be1ch MUSIC CITY te1ume le. salary expected ..,,.., -eves.; ay1, var1 Sil D area. Write or phone com-8022 cl I to--VictOt" Mortensen 8211 &ood RA~gvrNEIStions. GdENER~ H=ew~, 9-1. 2 ~~~·-Clo~ Sun. & ver ept. plete qua Ii f i ca Ii 0 n s WALNUT Bed $15; teak dbl. !~;:~~mflO,e;;~~::!~ Coe~e:· :r1~~2165 kershlm Blvd., N. Hon... ayi wee ; rou g Y exp. '"Y"· Apply In person Fashion f1l1 nd 624·7432, 580 Bucknell, a.,.. hdb d 125 b'k T v • ., ••35 ~ Chrysler Plymouth Ref. Own trans., $2.25 per 512 w. 19th, CM. 644•1380 r · ; 1 e, , beautiful $3 ~ USED ORGANS ' Calif, 4201 Willow hour. 644--0!IO'l rr f;'_i:>ll' ru..t•a •· l>'ght -~~.·= =-.,.-mont, CA 9-1711 Barbt?ll1; chairs $10 ea., GARAGE SALE W I' 1968 model ·~ • R I E t t • -· __ , v•" • WAIT RES.SES EXP ••••·t t d I ,-, · mioc, furn,, houoehold & gltt . "'"'" ~,, , ~·.; •• I a • ...... og Beach CASmER With lite book· bk~. •~r. A-•· 1.5 · ..,.~ w i o owing. · , pt _..,.,i,;,.,. ~ •-Ha--d ~~ -" "45 1..; lit-.. .,. -·..-. ... vv · 'I:' ........ • ced ..... ed North c M M .... items, many new, Sc to $5. aypen, • .....,....., ,..,,se, ~· .......... ,.,.,.u ~ ......... ,. · -l•t Penonnt l keeper exp. Interv\ews 9 am MacGregor Yach~. 1665 ""."1"""1 neNo •''~ nallae · · area. ust U'I: 3213 New York. oU Geisler, btes, cbild's rocking chair, Hammond M3 &-Leslie $1000 ~ .. Income • Industrial C to 5 pm. 12Zl W. O:last Hwy, Babcock. cmta Mesa •PP y. 0 P 0 n e c &harp. 540-2247. I CM. Sat/Sun. 546-g:za> Conn Caprice $895 ' i,, e Ccmrnercial OOk NB please. glassware, fixtures, books, M i Small Jl'Oup EXPERIENCED DRAPERY workroom DENNY'S Agencl", M. W . 7550 'LOTS & Iott ot hotlsewares, odds & ends. Saturday only. G an~d ~any IM°cre! Terms. , ,-7 w. l9th, eo~a M•oa CONTACT OPERATORS-Good P1y machineopuator. Good pay 1600 s. Coe.st Hwy. · -·-· -clothes, misc. 1r. baby tum. 3218 Min~ Ave, c .M. ou us c ompany ~ " M z G·-1 M ,,,. tur d kln ARGUS A · · 2045 N. Ml.in SA 541.fl681 1Qtf8. 642-9730 Eves. 548-0720 r. lmmer 675.4004 .......... an ....... c er an wor a: condition$, Hall Laauna Beach . ntiques, lr~. bowl ball, t-e KENNEDY 1580 Monrovia, NB 642·""66 of Huntln1ton. 536-9377 PBX Operator, stock Work Ndr Home cab. sew. mach.: lG-8, ApplllnCff 1100 NOW HERE--... _ n"' 1 ft-nt I Offl "-1 s ti Thur•. thru Sat. 2 ~ O 3 1 """' f PAftT Time crew m&11aier, .,.. a ce mtift gtr ta oriecy store needs brokerage office. Use Call WHOLESALE To Dealers, Sttpenoundln& T400 i, ' euy work, 3 or 4 houn Sin&le. Exp. 2545. female Mlespel'IOfl. Full Director until ottl~ rt· Lube man ••• ·• ··•• •·• $540 Catalin:a~C='~· =H_B=, ==-Apt ownn A: public, rebig· Hammond Spinet orpn · ' : DRARSMAN evenlnp wooking witb boya. * 546-3000 * time. Apply in person locates in Ne...vport Center in Ont Acct • ·••· •••••• •· • $785 LEAVING STATE ! ,rators iiuar $15 + CrollS top -the finest yeti •1 ' . Mw;t ha~ car. Com-FULL Time maids fer Motor 2823 E. Cout Jlwy, CdM. fall. Some fillng. Min. aae ~:;.~ ......... · 1to ~ Many houaehold item', $25. Sq top $50. Obie dr. $65. SCHMIDT·PlmJ..IPS co. · ,Caad basl.a In ~ missions. For lnformatlon Hotel in Laguna Beach. IDLE Hn mlke Dollars! Be 25. $.'75. Call &U-40!l For ......,. '" •••·· •• 0 """"' gardtn furn iture. Frost free X: top $8.5. Obie dr 1007 N. Main 0 20tb : drawina requirfd. Bring call s.q~ and uk for 494--4563 • f'ullerette $2 hr guar. We Appointment ARGUS EMPLOYMENT 2 ~ 9 Harbor 8~ Frost Free $100. Abo wa.sh-Seta Ana t , !'!!Cent llQlTlPlet of work. Bob ' LF.GAL SECREI'ARY, train. HB Mn. Dre e sl -~-.B7AR"'°'MAf="D:-----I CX>NSULTANT AGENCY · era/dryers/fl'eeztt'l/ranges. • : PARAME'ITUCS DISHWASHER Minimum 1 yr, Calif. exper 540..1932 GO-GO DANCER 2043 We!ltclitt NB 543-?796 NEJGl-lBORHOOD Garage We wUl never be undersold. GRAND PIANOS • ' ~ Baker St., Costa Mesa See Terry. 3 daya ~ 1 nlle 7_. Salty open. u &-7756 WOMAN 21 thru 40, aales ex. Apply in person. 2901 t6'14 E l?th St ·8 ·A 547-6336 Sale. SAT I-SUN Jo.4. 49!1 A·OK Warehouse, 1722 Gar~ Finest sclectkln In Otun , PAR,.•TIME d1y. 6-12 1 nite. Start:Jng lJVE ln bebysltter f 0 r perienct. preferred. Apply in J.larbot. SaNy Lapy. · " · · E. 18th St. CM (corner, den Grove Blvd.1 Blck W. of O:iunty. AD perfect conct. : 1' waae $1.75. 495 E. 17th St. mothttle• home. Ollld ok. per&00, Kirk Jewelen:, 2300 545--9983 • School .. lnstr u ctlon 7600 ::h="'",,'"'''::-'::"-:--:---Be11.ch at G.G. hwy. Knabe • Sohmtt ·Stade. : $UM MER HELP C.M, * 5'3m4 Call ,,,..,,.., 83!1-1175 Htrl>or Blvd, Costa Men FEMALE CLERK · GARAG~ Sale • F" r n, DLX. auto'"'·,,..,.,,"""' 3 ~.,,.1:J'l.f'~ "';;e.' today! · \ tn., ~ Wed< laluy; RECEIVING & I h I P p t n g BABYSITI'ER In t"che" YOUNG Girl °' yo u n g ApPty In ""''''" SCHOOL Child""" vacation clothes, bal>y itema, Sat & IU m m e " only: Sep. ou UI c omr:ny "1 Yt'I')', ales &. etn'tce. clerk tXJ>@rienced. Flexible home. Own transportation. woman DI.YI: npPly Arpy's Dr1ve-tn Ll(fUOrt rates. Chilcoat 10 • Lesson Sun. 2120 Aralia lE;ufbluff) rotl81./oven; fuU.v cov. by 2045 N, Main, SA S4 -0081 ., .. 18-25. 541-"82 Atk ~ Metal HCM Manufactur1n1 St&r1Sept 968--2980 CoUee Shop 302.9 1-la.rbor 706 Oc:HD Ave. TYJ>lng School. 548-2859.173 "'N"B==-,,-.,.,...,=-1 Sears contrt1.ct, $75. 6-n.7719 KRAKAUER Patrician I O:>rnp&f11. 'mW. 16th St. FOWER Sewlna: Mach. Blvd., Costa MeM Huntington Beach, Calif. Del Mar, C.M. SAT-SUN Aug 3-4 Oothes, LATE MOdcl F'tollt·i'Ttt modem walnut uprtgbi l:; sH1iT METAL ~~tsa Call 64&-485J or ()peratan experienced 8o&t MARY Poppins type S.by1lt· REL1ABLE l • d 'I wanted: PA1:~ :-::n~= !~_!-10,., t~1Y .... ~~i;_CMP·. ~~~.· ·,~"cub""f""e -~ ~ beocb inc. $8M. ~ · M1cu.a.u1c Cuvas -. __ 64)..3789 tt r needed fOf' 1yrold1id. room 6: board ti exchange ....... ,. • ''"nawn • .,.. ... ~ .. -. I •. _: ..,.... SERVICE Sta Mleoman, E»p PBX ,:_-,: •-· CllM vldnlt)'. Call alt ; pm ... bahystl1lng l lit• hlki> alter f pm. Hard.,... r.ooda. fCl Cima· $115. !4U330 SCHAAS B A BY GRAND 1' _. be"""'· m Jq-tun• tll' lo bM. Olcltr,,... -~·•-· """""" 61Wl1ll 96).1000 MI RCHANillSE fOll "'"' Cllt.l WAS!jERS ll!US: _.. PIANO (Walmtl), FINE < °'"..:. °!.1:: °' ltm. Top ,. .... l oomm oervtc"" """''· prderred, B H<Yl'EL MAID .,.,m SALE AND TRADE e MISC !um ml 1.15: ,.,.._ fll: R•fl1a., CDN!l!I l5.IO * ~ +. P~cS Oiewon Station Adams A M!n •ce 30. OR 3-U618 AB Y s l TT ER & Ute • meed. chlN. .• i~' ~10 t.-owtltani\t • A voe.: Guar. WURLITZER Spmet P&IDQ ·-·~ M-i•HB O'.lCl<TAILWAJTRl:sS --· Mybom•, l Nldmtda)'L Furnuu.. IOOO -s. ·•pt' c M IJ<0.11116 ~-1-d.·~-·-• --"'l' St., a.ta M!S& "lbts N HuddJe 741 Bakt cldJd. &t&-8060 aft T pm. CIJl ff3.9410 -11.Mtw , • • .,.... ,_.,,. ~ ~ 14;~5Diiiii;N;ttd;;;edf'iH~n~fl. COOK.MENU ~t cb.ta Meu 54().-0996 r ~ctd Maid Needed. COMPANJON for e Id ei r 1 y MAPLE ™epbone bench 7749 ALTA \Tllta, Eut matt 'Maita& traner + 60-0133 * 1 tteh' *""' con v a I e 1 c e Dinnen G!l,y. I d~s. Call ·• · o...n transportatton. $2. hr. lady. Nuntna ~perience $25, round COUtt table $111, 1'rl A Silt 11)..6. Oothlns. Excellent eoodltion. \VURLn'ZER Studio piAM s__ • 5 ~wk. 847-86TJ for •PPL 613-6580 W.lt Stylist can 64&-1446 afteT 4. dtalrablil. Uvt1 in, ~8-6111 mtlgttitor SZ. 968-2*1!1 fu:mflblnp, Mlle. , $20. 545-1980 $300. aood coodJUon. Pboru·' f:l" lppt. EXPER Upholsterer A CBJI., top Mlary * 642-0!-00 HSKPR. 2 ladft!!& or mothtr & EXPE'R.IENCED N1nWS aldl 3 PC 8«1bal, brown tweed, PATIO S&le. f\lrn, tirta, 1965 BROWN G.E. eleclrlc 5f&...12QS alt 5 -, I i11i'-. -t -ift ·vu Mu\ _, boel!.,.....i Hokpr V. doy Sot. """""' l.U < b or a•: ....,t.d. 5 clot wl!. oood c:ond. $80."' mal« ot. elothn, m11<·-, 116-2896 ...,. llftt-, 1!4St. '""' Nted a -....ie1 .' &!D!WAHl'ADll-..,....,,.. l4M1ll * •lllll * U..-ln,H.Bcb.13&-1248 141·9'71 kl' ... L Jtt,6j1-&119 lSlbt:M,Of. esRd.,N.&51N0!5S4pm 111DdiwlthunDlaclf 'I ' ,. ,, -' ,, ( • .. -. " - -... --------.... ___ -.. -.. . --~ -. ! • H DAll.Y Pll.OT "'"''''" A-•'· 1'168 11\ElCHANDISE 'FOlt MiACHANDlSE fOR MERCHANDISI ~II TllANSPOllTATIDN TllANSPOllTATIDH TllAHSPORT ATION -T RANS PORTATION TRANSPORTATION T.RANSPORTATIOlf''t SALE AND TllADE •4LE AND TRADE SALE AND TllADI ... h & Yachlt 9000 ~ & y~-~ Mtrlne Equip. 901' Troller, Tr1v1I 9425 Dune luvglH 9525 Imported :'.!!'"' 9'00 -- Planoe a Orgone 1130 Misc.II•....,. 1600 FREE TO YOU HARRISDH'S 42'FTWLY llNRDIDIGESEEL 63 OUlS ""' • """'· 37,000 HILLMAN mt. Xlnt $215. Waltert V· '6'l NOMAD 16'• fuUy .eU· RED metal flake dune buK· Seuon Sile! Fall ahipmm~ of B4tJdwtn Pianos '-Orptia on the way. Our &or I: dltcon modeU muat IO· Prioel 11.asbtd! Donn't tt make ae1la to shop UI before )'OU """' WARD'S BALDWIN sruDIO 11101 Newpcrt, C.M .• &t2-8til SPINET mahopny piano I bench, p>d tood, ~ .. 545--1764 Televlalon 1205 MIDSUMMER SALEI All Color TV's Must Go! RCA Victw, Zenith, Pac.k- ard Bell l Admiral Some new • some repoese68t'd. ~ lllart &t ••• $149. TERA1S AVAILABLE HENDERSON'S 9UITTING . BUSINESS SALE! SAVE TO SO% AGED Fertilbtr ttady f« lawn and aud~ Fm from nulrlent, absorblnc fresh wood $hl.Vlnp ~Thu.rs. 54l><I963 ,,. ORGANIC J'etUflier, bone ntanure 6: wood lha•lq1. Combtned mulch • tertlllu:r. ~1 a I I "30 8115 LOVABLE S mo. old Gennan Shepherd to home. with c h i ldren pr 1erably 673-9214 115 'IWO Beauutul k I t t e n 1 11lveM>ik t.l&t'r female l blue grey male 8 wkJ. One home pleue. M&-9174 8/6 POODLE Miniature. LoYea children. Male 1 yr. old. BOAT (Bf1ft SPORT FISH ER drivo, ba"ly ....i 17!. contatoed: low ml .. boaut. &Y: Corva~ •nr· w/laky 32 Mile nd&r, bJO. acas n -KaWal1 V-dr\'ft '50. Sttett triter., vuy cleaiii &M-lfCS cam A: llflcfl; balanced; New Santi An• dio, C.B., auto piloc, ADF, SlO. Marine !1aine 111na1~r Trane-Utllfty 9450 ena:. I: tran1. br&rld new: 2 Loutlon depth toUDde. Creat boat SS. Waltt pump $10. 35 HP ·.., sell Um; 14' and tir6I en GllAND RE.OPENING .,, M..ico. l<l,000. Evtnnido nu nblt 195, Boat 6l<I HEAVY Ou1y --. -•""II LAB.Ci.EST VOLUME BOAT, Wttr COAST YACHTS tin $5. 5'0--9203 Ut11it)' TraUtr. w/wide ovala: tow bar; MOTOR 1: SXl DEAL!lt 1N 3333 W. a.st Hwy T% HP Evinrude outbrd $65. 646-5714 bucket T too: must lff to CAUFORNJA AT A NEW N Arcbe1 Mtrlna 2\ii hp Johnlon $45. OJdtt ~rec. SJ.99S. Sn! at End> LOCATION -\VARNER I N * 642-TTU motol'I, but both run IOQd. ·~=d., !c:. :!x~· StltlOn, cor. Adams I: eon. MAIN ST., SANTA ANA, 1"i ATS -tom bit 5'M93f Owner, 6f6.29JS nery. HB 962-2811 Pl.ONE 171<) "'""~ . lau,... .. U', •t<-, -JOHNSON 5 HP ~~ TB G •··· · ku ~ .. •-~ ...-'"""' ....... r OUn•••''"""'• '54 CllEV. w/radlo It btr. • U 'g...-pie p IAAA.J ..... J)Ull, bait tank, stern C:OVttl like new, $100. Sell or trade R bl heU vw. New. complete. $195. ()pealn&: da,y New Bofll iall lnciude bi&: wheel tnll· ers. .ealed bearln&a. tie downs. hd.vy du1Y wincb, boat tops, ' nre Jackets, pad- dles, hom1, 2 Aloha skil &: towllno. 4 lop. 120 hi) Mere Cruiaer, for laraer. 642-6291 13•15.t.""~.!J.. camper 1 · Call 644--0306 a.fter 6 PM ~ houn:. Practlc~ new==='======= ~~•w tra.uu. SpeclaJ price! ALSO loit Slip Mooring 9036 SllARP '81 Datsu:o pick-up, MEY~ Manx 40. hp , top, -1968 Set Ray XI', atereo, ~ble bunka, a bell top C\lrtB.lns, exc runnmg cond. w/evecything. 160 hp Mere BOAT dip for rent; up to 2S 6 extras. 4*'6113 try $1350. 873-2050 day& CN!aer. Thia boat has 5 hr1. Ft. boat. $35 Per mooth. (1) l950 FORD Milk truck. Runs 2 DUNE Buggies. $14~ 6: Sacrifice! Private Parl;y ~709 EYe1. good. Fair tir8. $ z 3 5 • $1695. One tut daNn cha.5111. ~noo &U-9526 $325. 962-2273 or 962..ai38 Typical Sped.ali • SEA RAY JULY 1pecial. Boata hauled, loat Rental& 9031 370 llat S5124 now $31$ • bottom •crubbed & painted, 9500 lmpor1ed Autot 8/3 GLASTRONV ,16311•113>24 l!.90pu!t. .. pointAdnc. SKI BOAT T_r_u_cks-'------·I FR-EE--Kl-tt-.. -. ~Ru-.,-, .. -~B~lue now mi:u. ~ta ~ Al! other malntena.nee Will pay teenager w/ski boa.I '66 CHEVY ~ ton, long bed • Spot Ca.sh far h_nports 6'1>-1905 9600 mother, hou.&ebroken ~ Mn-c outbo&rda I item engine work, see us-to take my teen•gers akiing. pickup, runs like '68, dlr, We pay more for any unport '62 STA Wq. MttalUc bronn WfU cared for. Xlnt oond. Sac. $350. 6'13-9499 ... ~ : JAGUAR '62 JAGUAR 3.8 Sedan, automatic q.... mi.nioo, p o w e r .tecW,. chrome wheel.I. $1695 ~fall Llmi.t • IHPORTS 1966 Harbor, C.M. -mi mEE LAS VEX;AS VACATION wrm A '83 Jaguar XKE Coupe. Nn transmWlon and el1.itdi. Special Price $2799 weaned. 1986 r u I I e r to n drivea used boat& trprn $119 Newport Dry Docks 67>ls«i Will J>9.Y tor gas + dally lar&e camper. $185 cuh del. regardl~ o1 year, make O:l&ta Mesa 8/6 ' On the Ba1 at 20tb 8'· rate. Al!o will rent Lido 14, oc tMe trade. Bahnce to or condiuon. Try WI ~~ 10 Mo Old W I Over 30 model.a; to choose mo. ot Aug. Lido Isle. Clll private part)'. Balance to yoU sell. ELMO R 1871 Harbor (downtown) CM I •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • 548-0156 .. ELMOR·E. <One Only) RCA O>lor Set Cherey wood cabinet gj5,. Close-oot Sale m all '68 models, Zenith ol Motorola! STEVENS TV 1.9'i1 Newport Blvd. CM 548-3493 PACV\RD Bell color 1V 71' scandia walnut. See ah 8:30 PM 646-7063 Hi-F i & Stereo 1210 STEREO 1968 solid atate console model with AM/FM radio, 4 spd changer. Take over small paymenta; or $93.20 caah. Credit Dept. 535-1'8> Sporting Goods 1500 SURFBOARD 9'8" Jacobi, S mahog 1lringen, mabog tall block, sirrU-speed Skag. Xlnt cond. Sl)..1954 SURFBOARD 10' U6ed twice Like new, $50. 00-4283 aft 5:30 SURFBOARD 9'6' Haley $35. 9'9" sur fboard Hawall $35. 842-2745 SUR.F'BOARD~F~o-,-w~o ~ .. ~.~ .. Hansen 50/50, $40, Great for beginners! 548-8200 Surfboard, 10 fl, l inch Gordon &: Smith Custom, 571 Joann St, CM, Apt J REPOS-1 brand new, 3 used &urfboatds. Selling at cost. Going to Europe. 1· TI6-400!! Mi1cellaneou1 1600 1-------· *AUCTION* U you will sell or bu1 live Windy a try Auctions Friday 7:30 p.m. Windy's Auction B1m Behind Tony's Bid&:. Mat'l 2075~ Newport, CM 646-8686 Put yourself in our Place Harbor Blvd [).J Theatre 3700 McFadden, S.A. '• SWAP MEET Starts Aug 17 531-Im Aft 7 36 SQ YARDS beige nylon bound carpeting w/pad, cost $15 per yard, aacrificc 12x18, $175: 91n: )( 10, $65: runner 2~~ x 10 ft, $4G; 5 drawer walnut che5t of SWIMMING POOL 11 Ft Pool, Filter. SUrftet Skimmer, Maintenance Kit FREE Ground Pad. $149.88 SECARD POOL S2! S. Main, 0rt.nie 532-1992 16MM aound projector, elec- tronic work bench, TV FM aweep generator, washer dryer, metal beer kegs, skis, pressure cooker, b o n go drums, wood lathe, water Utener, camp stove, studio easel, round dining table. 2 ch.airl, other items. 2573 Elden, C.M. SPANISH Mission 3 f t circular chandelier, brus upright, $250. 3* x 5% in. glass top coffee tbl, wrought iron base $200. Custom 7' &0fa -3 loose back cushioni'S, paid $500/sell $225 (3 mos. · e maraner S•llbotts 9010 "--. $1350. ~·mia •=.-mo. MOTORS, 15300 Beach Blvd, female good w /child r n from GLASSPAR, SEA RAY,1 "-'="":.:... ___ ...:.= Mr. Robert E. Auth 1n3) urtc • :1 _,"" ..l..... o-GLASTRON BLUEW TER 74• -~ coU_.. after 11, 49t-9'T13 or ~3617 Westminster. 894-3322. Good bun~ .....,.;. '""•· , A , Private Salllnc l.el&Cfll '7'""'1J. ""' .. 962-4618 8/5 CDmJR.lAN, VALCX> Your Boat Or Mine $5 hr 1956 OIEVY ~ too, 6 cyl, FREE • Maltese poodle, 11Uver, male. 4 yean old. Good with ch ild r en . Transfetted 534-1428 815 MALE German Shepherd 8 mos. old. Likes kids. Needs good home. 673-9563 8/5 FREE Male Beagle, l year old, to anyone with good home. 892-9317 8/3 4 KI1TENS Taby, Alice, Tiger & Black. 2138 Orange Ave. CM. 8/3 WOULD Like good home for thoroughbred white Persian cat. 10 mo. old. 646-9012 815 COCKElt Spaniel. Black. male. 2 yr old A K C 6i2-8897 8/6 O:>lumbta 50 dletel aloop like Will Teach Be~ Boat-Yacht atick 1hitt. New paint, new •••••••••••••••• $75,000. or Racina Tactics Ch•rt.rs 9039 uM~! 0..,1.~:n .. ~.t !!: :: '63 AUSTIN HEALEY 35' lldrldge McGinnia Yawl TaU&ht b Y All-American """" ...........,. ........ ...,.,.. - bit '58, alpa 6, loada of rear Sailor & Olympic Hopeful IT'S SMARTER best ofter 548-1603 ''3IXXI" rdstr., overdrive, wire M'l-002'1 673-81 TO CHARTER wheels, Beautiful Blue. "aaila: ............ $16,500. or 48 Cal 25 Ra 30 Albe $1795 ••• F • wson • rg JM... 9510 -. ->0 arrolone Clpper Sip Im-Ne1r new Ericson 32, full ,..... • mac! ............... $18,SOO ra~. Leis than 1 yr. $7500. ~e-t ~?' ~a:!:~~le~ FREE LAS VEGAS ejlflll L,,,,: 1 ll' Dunnigan Sip, slPI S $8900. Oceanic Yacht Sale.s Schooners -2'1' Fairliner. 30• VACATION WITH A t\Yt. UUlO FRASER YACHTS e 642-5l51 e Trojan • 38' Spt Fisher -nu-1964 JEEP WAGONEER. 4 Call Chuck Avery SNOW bird No. 32S. New merous others. ·' dr, 6 p&N., 4 whl. drv. WAG -IMPORTS 3424 Vla Oporto, N.B. dacron sail. Trailer w/nf!w CALIF,ORNIA CRUISES ON. Complete with lock ~ut 673-5252 * m3916 e.-n. tires & lie Price $295. ~ yelU'!ll in Newport • bubs. Blue with a beeutiful 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 Lido 14 aua:est prtee $7SO -""""'"""'";:::=-,,--~ Er nie Minney 548-4191 matching interior, and only FREE LAS VEGAS ~ sabot, UDO 14, dacron &ails, pad--;'"'"-::-~C..,,...~-25,000 miles. Take it to the needa w~ SI50 dies, seat culhlonm, good Barefoot Cruise market or camping with VACATION WITH A Oak otticer • .b\mka from SS oood. & price, $850 or best to Catalina • Aug 9, IO, 11 equal ease. Weekend ooly '60 Austin Healey Sprite. Ov· Marie Hopkina. GrMt for a offer. M2-Zf4.5 aboard acbooner "Kelpie". $1595 erhaUled engine makes this boys room $$ ea 17' SLOOP . Depart Fri Eve return Sun ELMORE one a stea$1.899 ~ •••• ,. ol ~~ . , new atanding rig-•• ........,...., •~ .l ..... Eve. S50 per person tncllJdes AUSTIN HEALEY ui..~"s Ship ~--••, ~g et'lgr.ue. Great Day hln ELMORE ·inw ,. __ ... HUlo!UUI ry Sall.1. $475. 642-3192 or . everyt g. MarORS ' FREE To good homo tonbl• · ~' wy, NB· 548-148'1 CALIFDRNIA CRUISES TOYOTA long haired kittens 642-1323 548-4.191 19• WES'IWIND 548-4191 * 548-4192 Ph. 894-3320 SPORT CAR * 675-0954 * aftns or 543-Till6 eves. 8/6 For Sale By Inductee w/saila &: trailer: Ex~~C::. BLUEWATER CHARTERS 15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr WORLD 16CU'-Philcore1rigerator&: CHILDREN Bor ed. 'MUST SACRIFICE! Best reuonable of f er 27'-40' U-Drive Skip. Avail I I 1· IS I Ph. 894-3322 old). F · · hobb f 14 Custom Ski & Sport Out· ~· -· A•k fo• Glen ' Day/wk. ""9000 24 •·•. n e rna .•ona cou 15300 e~oh 81,d., Wstmnstr top freezer. Xtnt cond. $75. ucmaung 1,. y, r,ee board boat & trailer. N-.. ·~ • """' , .. -4 wheel drive . Travel topi----==~==- 10-.et practically new gun pigeons. 828-43~ /3 paint & upholsteey. Con~;. 40';;;;-°"SP;mR"u"CE"""~aoo:Cx=ucu'""~·.,,,-IALBACORE & marlin New top _ good condition. '66 AUSTIN HEALY cabinet. Cost $1115, Sacrifice FR.EE Fill dirt. Easy to get 3 engines. 12 gal fuel tank mut. Near new, all charter on tile "Gilda B". $995. Call 642-0297 Sprite. Hard top & soft top. $80. 33 sq. yrds, 82 oz rub-at 2206 Canyon Dr., Costa $1500. Can be seen at 28l0 hardware. $700 &42-8961 ot 673-1660 or eves, 673-9138 I ~=========I CUstom paint & stripping. berized waffle ca11>4!t pad-Mesa 540-9990 8/3 Lal 1213) 786-1889 Sailing lessons, 40' tloop Cimpers 9520 Competition orange w i I h d. .. ..• C t ayette Ave., Newport -;;-=-,,..,-"7'="~~ I 1--~------black interior. B11v of the mg, new, never ._.... os COCKER SPanlel. 10 month Beach. 1935 14• SA 1 LB 0 AT Reasonable rates; avail for k ~ ~a:. ~ sell $1 .20 a male. Parti-color, ~/6 -;;1960;;;;-:;>'.l';,;H;-:oll"YW<XXf--,~Cra~f~t.-1 Oi.aracter'. Day Sailor, trlr: charter 646-9550 548-2592 101Ai ~;!~~T~e ~e din· w~B FRIEDLANDER cab; .. -·· I cover, m8.lrl, $475. 642-3823. Bo tl fri · tu· Ph .• 6J6.'~ SHORTWAVE ham radio ·"' ... uiser ·••• 1995 673-0653 at Storage 9048 e e ·re g, monomruc o -J.OW receiver, Hammarlund HQ lJ?~~b~a;~ 0~ :~: 1963 18' 0-eat.Uner Inboard et & water pres11Ure system, !1625 Garden Grove Blvd, 180C. Wa! $490 new, now on-67~1476 8131 100 hp. Great bay or ski H<;_~~' ~IS BOAT STORAGE inc. jacks & Shev. % ton all ly '250. Chrome dinette $20. ~tr ••• •..•••• $1795 &: LAUNCHING HD, bumper & mirrors. Retrigerator $25. End tables FREE White Persian kitten 4 WEST COAST YACHTS Fun Zone Boat Co. Balboa Sail or power up to 20' O>mplete • CORTINA SPORT CAR WORLD Pb. 89<33:?l 15300 Bee.ch Blvd .• WltDWtr FREE LAS VEGAS VACATION WITH A ' ·~a'==~ contrasting interior. See,tlMs SPORT CAR WORLD Ph. 894-3.12'1 15300 Bee.ch Blvd., Wftmaltr FREE LAS VEGAS "VACATION WITH A 'ti6 Jaguar XKE 2+z. AtrfD. matic 11'1Uls. &: room fot die kids. Priced to 8ell. ELMOR·E. SPORT CAR WORLD Ph. 894-3322 15300 Beach Blvd ., Wstmnjrtr 1963 J 1guor Mark Ii 4 dr, black leather upbals· tery, automatic transmission AM/FM radio. 1st Oass con- dition. ONLY $1,950 530-2770, eves. 539-47'.M '66 JAGUAR XKE 4.2; li,IXXI actual miles. 1-0wne:r. Mlnt eond. 833-1253 Days KARMANN GHIA V, $'5 ·-• $30 mos. old. Male. 546-2476 8/3 3333 W. Coast Hwy RENTAL. 8' SaOOt .. ..._ Fenced yard, Newport NOW $2 each. T .. 1 •.nu • N "'I""" 8ayf 517 E. Normandy Pl, Santa KITI'ENS, all black, 1ix ewport An!Des Marina 14ilboat. $20 per week. ront. Monthly rates $3574 Ana. 54H41S weeks old. ~ 815 Newport Beach 642-1111 548-2698 Include ••. Use of hoist OPEN ROAD POOL TABLES KITI'ENS, born June 2l1t. THE RACING SABOT OAr.ia=~NY'S '61J CORTINA GT NEAR NEW. 6,000 local mil· '64 GHIA . : ••• $1295 cs. Flame red with black in-Hardtop. Radio & heater. Ex· terior. 4 speed, Full faclor;y cellent condition. equip. Only e E·Z TO BUY New & used $9'L50 up. Table Housebroken. 54!Hi519 8/5 FAMOUS "JIM WEBSTER" w/DOLLEY No. 4.566 $250 ~228! tennis, Poker tbles, bars &: GERM. Shep. Samoan puppy C.Ommittee boat for Newport "'6'1"':>-"'3"100===~=~~ ========= stools, indoor game&, etc. 5 wks old 962·U59 8/3 Harbor Yacht Oub for NAPLE:; SABC11' #3692 with Discount prices! BADGER ~~ny years. For aale "a& oan, completely refinished. S . ~-PETS ind LIVESTOCK '' •I 720 w. a., Av•. 1275. 642-JJ69 SALE'S, 409 . M8lll, v1·tu1ge Balboa. $4,150. ~TI30 ---,,,.""'===---or Call Frank 538-00ll. Open Catt 1120 12' SNOWBIRD 12-8 p.m. exe1!pt Wed. 1967 GLASSPAR Avalon 16' Excellent condition $250 DECORATOR'a: orig 1na1 BURMESE KITTENS Runabout, SO hp Mere e 642-t765 e hand • made ceramic wall 642{)1111 Thunderlxilt, top, 5ide cur. clock, elec. 32" Diam. Vivid talns, cockpit cover, other red, orange & yellow Dogs 1125 extras, $1650. Call to lei! in Kite Sailboat ll ft No. 137 w/Trailer $600 • 545-8703 w/go\d & blaok highlighlS. -water 644-1349 $100. 675-52.85 IT_ALIAN GREYHOUND P~ M A I NT EN AN C E _ LlD? l4, xlnt rood, byway FOAM RUBBER, cut to size, pies. AKC r?g. Ownpwn STORAGE trailer, 2 sets sails. $1175. Uph supplies-, f ab r ic 1, breed. Ideal peta. 1 male, 1 Paint Varnish Fibrgel._ &f2.-76IO 646-6129 naugahyde. Fact. outlet. female. $125.00 eadl, includ-F~ Yard. Heu . rates SABOT type w/ dolly Good Low pre. A·l Foam Fabric ing shots and papers. Call 642-8062 (it no ADI. call) •ail. New paint. $160. Mobile Homq 9200 PRICED for quick sale Vik. lng mobile home with awn- ings, 1kirting, shed, ww crptg thru-OUt. Very clean. Please call after U noon. 536-6863 Mini Bikes 9275 '68 CHRIS cycle 5()cc. 1 H.P. 4 apd. Foot shift. good t'Olld. $240. 968-1369 MESA MINT BIKES ll.!li up Sales • Parts • Repairs & Upholstery Supply Co., 311 646-l48l. 646-7524 548-8116 * 54S.2151 * N D LIDO 1, #l500 2267 Harbor, C.M. e 54&-3007 ewport tJ Docks 675-~ .. with cover & 830 s. HARBOR BLVD. 118$ JIM SLEMONS SANTA ANA 531-4655 HERB FRIEDLANDER TOYOTA I IMMACULATE I Ph.· 636-1900 1966 Ford all HD CUit cab . 962S Gfi.rden Grove Blvd. 417 \V. Warner, S.A. 54().2512 duplex tires, etc. 8' Tropi-AUSTIN HEALEY "54'' l!Wit. KARMEN GHIA, Jm.. tana • rear side dinette de-Good shape. $300 mac. cond low mlleaee. luxe model -inc. • jacks -1 ==~·~54;:;~;;102~1 ;;•~== I ;$;gl~850KAi. iii67M~A55N'nNiOhi;;(>;;;;t: \ crawl thru boot • bumper-.1~ '59 KA'RMANN Ghia Oorwt. """""' & ''""· DATSUN Shup. $695. ! WO\V ! * 548-9052 * $2978 OPEN ROAD 830 S. HARBOR BLVD. SANTA ANA 531-4655 $AVE FR.EE LAS VEGAS VACATION WITH A 1964 DATSUN PICK UP TRUCK. This is the most sought after mileage maker going. 4 spd trans., bright red with a nice contrasting interior. Only one and it's gotta go fast. Only E. 5th St., S.A. sr~USl AKC Tiny toy male poodle DUAL KING SIZE BED puPfi. 4 generations, wht chaJ'll4l. bckgrnd. $ 7 5 , ,,,"',,•,.,w,,•"n_$4-,-0 . ..,64_2_-5~84_5~~c 11 piece niattress · 2 box PLANTS wholesale 15 gal. springs . metal frame com· Yuccaa & toralosu& $15, 7 plete • custom made -only gal Yuccas & ton.losus $7. 5 2 years old. Sacrifk:e for gal Yuccu &: toralmus $3. only $175. Call 642.ffi82 545-4340 GREAT Dane ; Shots, crop. ped. Partially trained, 5 mos old . $75. 54&-t298 .. On the Bay at 20th St. trailer. Good cond. $1200 '68 ROMA Nova mini bike &au hauled, bottom icru~ 642-6660, 64&-9131 $110. New 646-838'l. Ask for bed, ~ted &: zlnced. ~11 Sabot & yard dolly $225 I -='=""=•=alt="='=pm==== other mamtenance .•. eoeme * 673-ssa; * work. Motorcycl• 9300 21' FAIRLINER Power C.ul11rs 9020 New 8•,i Open Road Side din· ette model inc. toilet plus many extras & '66 Chev HD equlpt bumper, mirrors, Ready Now. $2984 OPEN ROAD $1095 ELMORE MOTORS TOYOTA 12' Star pine $.'ti 8' Star pine $25. Vulous other pl.ants. 466 E. 18th St. CM KNIMD FABRICS "" FOR SALE Remnants. samples &. MUI end.& Sat Only 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. 929 Baker, Costa Mesa • VACUUMS e $10 up. Repairs It parts. Reasonable. l.X>a.st Vacuum 333 E. 17th, CM, 642-1560 MAN 'S diamond rini;. 3 diamonds, star sapphire. Heavy &old setting. nlo or best otfer. 642-9939 63 HONDA SO, $65. RCA Console TV, 23", $75. Elec gtr & Amp, both $120. 64'l-8130 Mini boat w/engine $135 Dirt track bike, no lie $65 Elec addrouograph Sl$ "Cost S900." J'\flSC. 673-1 784 UPHOLSTERJNG • $79.50, 2 pc. (European craftsmen) Ft't'e est. del. i>ickup , 215 Main, HB "Berny" 536-6405 Stauffer redueing couch Likl' TH!W t S95 • !'>48-8725 • FISHER hi ti w/Gerard changer $50. Men's &Id boots (s2 9J $10. Small maple din- SILKEY TerTier male pups. AKC Champion stock $125. 61S-5261 ing table & 2 chrs. $10 Sml 4 COWE • Beau. Tri • Color. drw chest $5. 548-29!12 AKC. Ma.le, l \1 yrs. Loves ELF..CTRIC Lawn Mower 18" kids, only $75. 54S-1682 Rotary, 80' cord. Orig. price PUREBRED German $80. WW sell $50. min Shepherd pup1, 6 wks old. a.16-7954 or call at Apt 22, $25. 545-7987or540-5319 "°2"'320~F~lo=-r=id~•,,H~.B=-.~---I AUSTRALIAN Shepherds - C 0 LL E CT OR • s Items, purebred -6 weelu old, records 78 rpm, 90c each, make oUer. 54S-3852 play pen $5. Dishea 10c to GERMAN Shep. pups AKC $1.50. OR~ Flashy . healthy, Guar. Stud BLOND oak table, 8 mat· i -"~'~· ~82G-02~~5~•~~~~- ching dlairs, Hutch s10. AKC MIN POODLE Four bar stools, bamboo S25. Apricot, M&F, 54().8638 eves. S' office desk S25. 64&-2041 3'-/s HP Gu enginne with Har1e1 1130 FLYING BRIDGE, V e ry , . clean A fully equipped. Mu.st 66 T-BIRD w/trlr., ahip to aell, best offer. D a 1 s ah.ore, Fathometer, hydra. 646-4242 eves 549-1339 trtm tabs, covers plus many •=-o==-o===ol extraa. M111t lff! $'1500. (1-,/ 35' CHRIS SEA.SKIFF 213:) 431-3ll7 . Fib '64 lmmac! Quick •ale $15,750 Sip No. 54 Bal Yacht BY Owner, 3.1' Cl a 1s ic Basin. Pri prty 213-463-48U cruiser. 1?47· Slpa; 6, 110 hp Milano Graymanne, S/S, depth F, BRAN k>c Newport. $4,900. 547-4229 D New Avon Red , • Crest life raft &: Sea Gull 26 CABIN Oiuser, aurve)'M outboard motor w/accessor-for $2500, Rli for $2250. ies. Complete $365. Mr. Key Call; 847-3749 675--0100 -----· 19' CEN'IURY 280 hp VS 45 S.!!!oc!:=~k~~llt~O mph Ju.rt hauled out. Pref 14' SKI boat wttrlr. Wood cond thru out. Priced for hull, .seats 4. Skill & equip quic sale $1650 firn1. Call Inc:!. No eng. F lrat $175. 6T'1-1355 642-9421 , transmission. S40. Go Cart AQH_A_R-19-1-,-,,-,..i--AVON Reder~; 6 man in. 14' SPtEDBOAT wit?t 35 HP ~79 with wheels $15. Quart H 1 fiatable dinghy, 2 hp British Mercury A ALJ. acceuories. Beautiful b:; ye~ fillie. Seagull, I m01. $ 2 9 ~ • Good condition. $ 3 ;; O . G 0 L F Club$ I cart $65, Excellent breed'~-. Top A ~1066 646-J629 ah s pm or Sun. Cassette tape recorder S40, U'f!. elec. port. typewriter $95. bottom. Show prospect. Ask· 7' . DINGHY w/ S hp Bott T •II 9032 10284 Nightingale F.V. ing $600. Also, 3 yr. old geld-Evinrude, good cond. $125. r en KIRBY vacuum cleaner & ing classy lookina chestnut. ~ew, never used 3.9 Me.re '65i AU.OY, Uke new! CarT")' attachments. Take over Started in h1ckamore. Ex· 6! engl~. n 75. 671-1441 to 18': apmp., 11 g ht I ' timall payments or $57.20 cellent for show or pleasure. MONTEREY 31'. Sound , wench. Sac. $145. 549-0719 Call 642-0981 days. 540-9525 Good diesel. New wiring. 8 -- cash. Credit dept. KE S-1'289 Eves. $2,758, or $2500 c a s b . Bo.t MalnMnanca 9033 TI-UN Boy gu fum1ce 52,000 642-2535 BTU Top discharge for ceil-~ VEAR old Geldinr. Xlnt =~===~~~~1YAOIT Maintenance It . •·· G lor ho~ show. $600, Call 32' FAIN.INER Cab In repair 11t your dock. Ex· 1ng ,..,. .. 1. o o d cond. $55. 67, ~29 ~.,., r 1 6 642-2841 ..-vo • ....,.., e · • P• • c 0 m · perle~. ~u. 54S.78Cr7 Ph. a<M-3320 830 S. HARBOR BLVD. 15.JJO Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr SANTA ANA 531-4655 FREE LAS VEGAS HOUSECAR VACATION WITH A New Open Road 11· House '67 Datsun 1600.Roa~ster. Eb- Car. Luxurious Open Road ony bl~ck ~1th r1c.h re d deluxe thruout inc .• water leather mter1or. Rad», heat· Pressure & toilet Cho' pow-er & hard top. To new to be • . calll'd used ered one. ton, duals & all Onl · $2199 H.D. equ1pt. Y $3975 ELMORE OPEN ROAD SPORT CAR WORLD 830 S. HARBOR BLVD. Ph. ,.,_,,,, SANTA ANA 531-4655 15300 Beach Blvd., Wslmnstr 40 FT. ACF BRILL '67 DATSUN All new power train, engine, 4 Door Sedan Deluxe. 4 speed. tr~s. etc. Fully eclf con-Light biegc with matching ta1ned, many cust9m lea· interior. Reduced To tures, induding ceramic n395 tile in bath Md kitch-HERB FRIEDLANDER en, fully carpeted through· Ph .• 636-1!00 out, etc., $950). will consider 9625 Garden Grove Blvd trades. Prefer 30 to 40 ft • · boat. Bus. phone 892~ 66 DATSUN 1600 rdstr, f Home phone~ Al 1.on8 spd, xlnt cond. SlSS cash dels, dlr, or trade. Pymta 8' CAMPER Shell, 24" high, $46.86 mo. After 11 494-97'73 half door fa ctory 2nd; also · Datsun Cab-Over, u ts; '67 DATSUN sta wag. loaded, Majorwa,y. 2120 Placentia, auto, dlr, rh, take older Costa Mesa trade, pymts $19.116. Pat, METRO Van camper, sleeps 639-361?,or 494-9713 M.B. 230 SL. '65 auto. PS, P.B. Like new! .. 673-4851 ... '58 • 190 SL, low milcsge. good condition. Both topi. • 548·9664 • MG FREE LAS VEGAS VACATION WITll A '60 MG A. Be-autifuJ. arctic "-'hite with black interlor. Shows exceptional ~. This weekend only .•• $899 ELMOR·E:. .. SPORT CAR ; WORLD Ph. 894-3322 15300 Beach Blvd., Wstt;nstr •6a MG ; GE'T OUR LEADERSJ-tlp SAVINGS BEFOR}C: YO;;I~ • UMBRELi.A Tent 9'6"x10', J C Higgins , 3 windows used twice. $35. 49'-ml ===---~--1 BA y r.1are. Xlnl cond, gentle f-acilitles. Xlnt eon d ·I"========= ROTARY Mower, 22", E ll· but ~ttd. E ng Ii I h-1-842"""-3"'1"'36--,--='°""-o--M8rin• Equip. 9035 2, stove, sink. ttfrig. elec. water l2V lites $1450 181~ 22nd C.M. FIAT IHPOR~ , '54 0 t D S MOBILE. EX· TR.AS! Needs some engine work. $40. * 673-6878 ONE arm Bandit SAW, $249 or mW oCer Exe, t<ln(!. 5'6-6139 26 GAU.ON tropical fish IM1k. stand. Osctt pUmp. 'XJ.rt CG'd. $35, ~1441 BOAT Trail!r for 12' to lf' m,l. Sm 'Nhffil. 6IJ Ill". $50. u 8-a6:Jll WET BAR DJ. SPINET . PIANOs:llll. • m.3319 . pl"Opt'lled, catchf'r, S25. Western. 16.2 U75. 543-3565 24' Glutron, ~ hp, alps 65 llONDA 150 ror sale $350 54&-7671 ad 35 HP Evinrude, manual BAY Mare. Xlnt cond. <entle 3, ht . 1tereo, jia poles, or trade for P.U. ct ume SS .. """"' _._.. 1tart. In xlnt eond. I ... -western s1ddle & lack. , cost ......... p.-,....,.. to va ue ~16 • 536-1986 • aell $4495 Loaded 847-8831 * 9G2-383I '67 HONDA. 160 Scramblrr, Miae. Want.cf 1610 I YR. old gelding S3.i0. 13'3 B~N WbJ.!er with MOTOR HOMES 92l5 PERFEX:r condition. S450 Genltr.splrited, Dlglid! co!'*>\e. 40 hp enztne. C&111 -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; .';;.'.;;olJ="=· .,•94-3+IO"""~~~-- WE need qualil.Y (no junk WNt. 842.Q:9'l, I am-12. alter 5 673-1281 ti '65 BSA 350 cc pleuel • Fum\turt, c:oklr Gentle grey geldin(. 16' OWEN'S 80 Hp vol.vo, with * DODGE * Good end., $400 TV's, stereos, appliance., 9 yrs. $225 t:op A: otbtt extraa, $1!EO. MOTOR ll()Mfl 3121ii 36th St., N.B. tools & ottlce equipment. * stS.1441 * ~780B or '*-"2'7'35 1967 TRIUMPH 650 Bon. TOP CASH IN :II Minute• T=R°'A7N"S'"'PO=R"T~A~T"IO"N~-1. (2) l'ibetglua au W1k1 lly T•AVCO neville 2,IXXI mt. Best oUer 531-1212 * 893-oo55 $25 e... 2 1 ft & 27 ft. Models takes. ~267'7 ~e1675-2492 e WANTED e I01h & Yachh 9000 e OR 34fi. e •••Illy f., 1968 90CC $249 C.race for 1torqe t•• SKJ Boa.I . 71.ti hp motor. l ·HAJID==-=TO=-=f1Nl>"=~-.-=u"-· ll'l'lm"'i•t• o.n .... ry * &J).~ • WANTED ====96MT.19===== I A-1 cond. M11ke otler thla flberatU1. Xlnt cond. Oan: AT HACH CITY HEAVY M!Odtn lathe• Undtt -wktnd. 838-7650 Incl. $9$. 494-7691 DODGE Trailer, T ravel 9415 wt pm Ml 5M-419l, Machinery, etc. 8700 .;;STO,=.RA"'"'G"E;.., ~Tnilo~-.. -.~ .... ~.._-1 "16::;,';UTILfTY,;;-;:;::;-40;;;-,Ho-.P;;.-M=.,..::. l Ull .._. lhll. BAJA BUGGY BUtl.DERS 65,--2311 10~" ATLAS Mrtal cutting etc. ff.SO lltr mo. won Elec. Trlr. b&lt tank, C'Oftl'. '~j.:• Completed Buagies A: Acee. l1;SED Refrfat'Nb' 1(rO 1'.o. lathe. Good oond. $2'7S. apace. 642-2801 6 5C8-32Sl $595. l'Jl.-l7ll HUNTIM•TON RACH llOl"tes. Ulled VW Parts Irle -11!0 -.W 1i10-&<o,. 5 pm 548-961', &ft 5 Dol\r Plld Wut odlll FlllRGLASS llEPAllU 2'106 Loaun• ceym Rood .,,.-m-1m awtCJ: m * -* awwE m '-' Beoch 4JK.lloo • • 1961 VW Camper. Rebuill eng. new titt1. Tenl canopy. Good cond. $1300. 646-9111 '6.5 FORD Econoline Factory CamJ)tr (Pop-Upl. XI n I ('(Jfld . 84 2-3798 Bil{H CITY . ., nAT * DODGE * 850 QJupe Custom. IWvuna yoUow wllb black Int ...... HAS ·~ Alli Slldo. iocftl 1 nwn..-tow m11.,., Ons, Vans, Chassi• car. Showroom Mw o:indl· Mounts, W a lk-den. Onl>' Throu9h1, etc. sum HERB FRIEDLANDER 16iJil ..... ltff. Ph .• 636-1800 INwy, ltl !l6Z Gamm Gro•c Blvd. l40-2661 IS YOUR AD IN a..ASSJ· HUNn,.•TOM llACH FIEDt Someone wm bl ""'"'"'"'"-"""""'""'I -.,.. 1t Dial "'2-5678 White ele;Dan•t DimtM.UO. for qWck. efftdf!ftt f'llUlts. \ ., 1966 1.arbor, C.M. 6$.8:113 '6t MGB ,... * Xlnt cond. * ,i 647-239& • lS YOUR AD IN a.ASSI· FIE:Dt Someme wtll: ht -Ill< It. Diii -"" quick, tl!!dmtt ftiuit.. ---~-~--~~~~~~~.~~---.. ............. __ ........................................................... ... -.mEE LAS VEGAS VACATION WITH A ~ Pon::he aiper 90 rour>e . • aNlv the pretdest Ponc:he !n So. Ca.Wonlla. Absolutely like new. Come 1n and see. 11,ELMORE ~ SPORT CAR MO'fOHS TOYOTA ~ WORLD ' Ph. 8!»-3322 Phone 894-3320 TRANSPORTATION . ~ Bee.ch Blvd., Wstroru;lr 15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr POO Sale 1966 Poncbe 911. 5 FREE LAS VEGAS ej L•,,.: I ai;d air cond. ch r ome VACATION WITH A ecut WIMJ bllin ra luggate & aki l.966 TOYOTA Sedan. The <f:::' ..MtFM nu!iu. Lo ml. """' ""''"" "'"' ""°"°my IMPORTS On 6.t&-2093 ~ built toda~. ~ wJ:iite . .:::::=:::.::::.:,,~~~--1 with contrasting mtenor. '66 roRSOLE ~ 9l2; 1~· auw. trans., radio, heater, 1.966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9.JlJ cond •. Loaded. Muatdailaell& etc. Up to 30 m.p.g. with 90 '66 TRIUMPH ~ alter 6 Y h.p, doing the job. Five to TR4A IRS wknd5 choose from. As kw.i" as Radio, heeter, radial tires. '58 PORSCHE Speedster 1700 $14$ , Artie wlUte with bllt Interior. cc. HMdtop 11600· ,..._ ELMORE Local, l o"""' car. Only 6 daily & wknds $1996 RENAULT RENAULT R·B $79S li! pi-iced 1,0day. !'las auto- i?i&tic, and irrunaculate. e &-Z TO BUY j1M SLEMONS ' TOYOTA 417 W, Warner, S.A. 54().2512 : 66 caravelle Coupe I.. Renault aports car. ; , owner care-abcrws all I r:/Jer. Weekeod special, S990 :. ,, OOLIDAY RAMBLER • .1iim Harbor Costa Mesa :~ ~ &fl-60231 Open Sun. Drive ' . ' in '63-~RENAUL T ... $795 c aravelle coupe. 1 owner. 1 e E-Z TO BUY ~10TORS TOYOTA Ph. 8$4..3320 HERB FRIEDLANDER Ph. -6J6.lbl ~ Gankn Grove Blvd. Im Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr '66 TRI SPJTFtRE P,.{ARK Ill FREE LAS VEGAS Only 5 000 local miles. Special VACATION WITH A Al ' 1965 TOYOTA Pick Up. Com- plete with twin bed camper . Famous for its 9 hp, 30 m.p.g. engine and 4-spd. De- pendability. Clean and fresh This Weekend Only $1495. ELMORE MOTORS TOYOTA Ph. 894-mcl 15.Dl Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr '68 TOYOTA $1495 11ERB FRIEDLANDER Ph. • 636-1800 9625 Garden Grove Blvd. F REE LAS VEGAS VACATION WITH A ·oo SpiWre. Britilb racin& green with black interior. Special this weekend ooly. $1699 ELMORE • • ·-'i~, AWll'll~ ,>, 1968 TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION u ... C1rs ------ I JIM SLEMONS !, ·' · TOYOTA I -,-w warn&, s.A. 540.2512 ' . 1·'' RENAULT ... $595 ,n ~8.Uphine. Truly sale priced! . e E-Z TO BUY JIM SLEMONS :_ ~·~ TOYOTA GET OUR LEADERSHIP SAVINGS BEFORE YOU BUY?!! SPORT CAR WORLD Ph. 89<-3322 15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr FREE LAS VEGAS L VACATION WITH A "ll 11 111.J I '67 Spitlire. Original red with U.Uli WIMJ black interior. 5600 mile1. IMPORTS Only •• $1999 1966 Hacboc, C.M. &I0-9303 ELMORE COMET '65 IMPALA FALCON '60 FALCON. Rebuilt engine EXTRAS!! $195 or make al.- fer. 548-1670 e'i'.enings '59 MERCURY Monterey, PS/PB, air cood., new 1e&.t covers, pwr 1 e a t 1, radio, &ood tires, real good con. dltion! Best offer! 347-9930 DIAL direct 642-5678, cl:arp yoor ad, then alt back and Hat.en to the phone rln&! :r.;: .f¥l W, Warner, S.A. 540-2512 : •.1 "ss RENAULT RS. Lo miles :_ p cood. Mun sell! Aslcing : : -$!fi<I. BiU Stauff•cher, Bank : to' 'QAroerica HB. 847-3541 SUNBEAM FREE LAS VEGAS VACATION \VlTH A . Sunbeam Alpine. Like new. Priced this weekend , P.nlY at .. · 1-'. ,: $1999 ··:· ;-:,-ELMORE , --SPORT CAR ''" WORLD Ph. 89'-'322 Beach Blvd., Wstmnsll' • : : FREE LAS VEGAS ~-~VACATION WITH A '66 TOYOTA ... $AVE SPORT CAR l owner. Fully equipped anrl WORLD pljced to sell. 3 to choose Pb. 894-3322 from. 15300 Beach. Blvd., Wrtmru;tr e E-Z TO BUY JIM SLEMONS '66 SPITFIRE, $1595. Orig. owner. Low mileaa:e, like TOYOTA new .• ....,,. 417 W. \Varner , S.A. S.W-.2512 e ~::1960~=TR3A~:.:...---:$1l=95 Excellent condition Private Owner. 499-2957 'S9 TR 3. $400 • 646-4383 • TOYOTA HEADQUARTERS VOLVO ---'66 VOLVO 122S $1795 2 door sedan. Auto. trans, ra- dio & heater and less than Transportation Special SUPER SPORT '60 Comet. Automatic. Rwls VI, pow•r9liclt, powor 1teor- and looks good. Ing, NGS -904. $299 $1399 1o;ooo odginal mil". Ab.,. CADILLAC lutely showroom 1 re' h -------- e E-Z TO BUY JIM SLEMONS '64 CHEVROLET lhrougbout. e &ZTO BUY JIM SLEMONS TOYOTA 417 W. Warner, S.A. 540-2512 '68 VOLVO flO Cadillac DevHle Sedan Air, full poWer and extras; radio and heater e t c . lnteriar ie positively like TOYOTA COUPE 41T W. Warner, S.A. 540-2512 VI, pow•r9licl1 lf:Y-2•2. CONTINENTAL $ll 99 new. $790. Groth Cho¥rol1t b11i1¥t1 in HOUDA Y RAMBLER Continental Sedan tht lndi ... d111I. I ring your i"- 1969 Harbor, Costa Mesa 63 with air, full power and di ... Jdu1I tr1n1port1t(on prob- Ph. 642-6023 Open Sun .• n~i~ extra soft original leather 11,..1 to 111. ELMORE GET OUR ~ERSHIP SA VIN GS BEFORE T Interior: car shows outstan---VOLKSWAGEN in dingly good ,.,., w .. k..oo NO DOWN PAYMENT 15300 Beach Blvd., Wrttnnstr'l---------1 YOU BUY!!! '67 ElDO, 15,000 mi, war. special at U480. PROBLEMS HERE Phone 894--3322 VW '61 Oee.n R I h. Below L ranty, $5,995 or trade for HOLIDAY RAr.IBLER. ALL YOU NEED IS "67 TOYOTA Hdtp., 4 whl. book. $775. Private Parties "111111 jm: I Porsche 911, w/ 5 sp. 1969 Harbor, Costa Mesa GOOD CREDIT di-ive; Warn hubs; $2,295 3Td car. 675-1827 ""°"' IAlllG .o~"'-=,.0-""'-.,-,---,-,c,-.,-Ph. 642--0023 Open Sun. Drive 537-2682 537-0032 LIKE NJ!;\V. '68 desert sand, IMOt'\DTS '56 CAD Fwieral coach. Good "in::.__ _______ I GROTH beige int, rad, pop -out ITVJ\ 1 cond. Equip wf aurfboard 1960 TIJRU 1968. Alway• a TRIUMPH wndws. $l'T!lj, 494-6328 r acks-Belt oUc-r 642--&i98 ma.gnllicent display of pr'- Imported Autos 9600 lmpo'1od Autos --~~~'._.:_:..._ __ 1;AliIRi'jieo;;;nd~itionloo..-;:--'r;,0;,1i1966iiii 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 owned and brand new Con . FREE LAS VEGAS V.W. s.dan. Comp!"' 1100. '63VOLVO122.S $1195 CHEVROLET Unooloh at Joh""'" & Son CHEVROLET ''""'"""""••.- 9600 .Sunbeam Tiger V-8. Cml- ely origina.1 with stereo and hardtop. This week- only ... VACATION WITH A 673-1224 4 door with stick shift. Truly Or~e Counties 01 de 1 t 18211 BEACH BLVD. '"""'' 00 BEACH .. """"-'- 2 • '66 TR-4A"s. One is !i.ghtlc•:.C.C . .,=vw=-s~,-n-roo-f~. -R~.~H. lmmaculate thrugbout. '66 MALIBU Sport coupe. est ab I i 1 he d Lin c oln H t' t B h ~-..; 153 ~ b ue wi wll'e WnL"" : _er Good motor-&: tires. Ori& e E-Z TO BUY "-' I th . "--Is 0th Good cond. Lo Ml., original • Mercu,...,-Coogar deale.rshtp. un i ng on eac -WESTMINSTER --• $2399 I ~:ELMORE is red with black mtcnor owner. 497_1374 , __ JIM SLEMONS owner. 646-8185 Newport -Costa Mesa 642· l<J7-61lt • 54&·1161 -:;... 894-. 3322 , Bolh -• -• EV W 283 V-8 0981 Op1n 7 D•y• 'Til 10 P.M. 4"',, .._,......_ ond han!. top. are ro:w '66 VW V....., cl•on, low -•. TOYOTA 57 CH . agon. I""'~ ''' ~-ti ~1 .. , "" Good dltion 1966 CONTINENT" 2 dr 1''•••••••••'''''" '""' ~41: SPORT CAR ; .-.. -·: WORLD ....,..u es. v" Y · · • private party. $1350 con "M, Imported -''-,..OI 9600 I========='========== $2399 e 646-fi009 e 417 W. Warner, S.A. 540-25U 1 ~~=,,-"-=~,.,".,.38-.,,,:-= hardtop, full power, leatberl;;;c=;.;:.::...==-=;.;; ELMORE Draf1"'1! ""''Seil! '62 VOLVO 544 Spo'1 '57 CHEV. Stot ..... S300, ~ ,:,::-=·""" TOYOTA : <":\. .. • Ph 894-3J2'Z I ,. . . One Qy.11er '67 V.\V. Sed. $650. 494-501.t after 6. N~ new tires, near new 2 d • ~; ~ Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr 1 1 M '67 ALPINE, British racing ' :. ,~; wire wheels: xlnt ' -co'nd. Take over payments. SPORT CAR Exlt care. 642~ =========I engine. 543-1479 1951 LINCOLN Capri r. WORLD '65 VW sun roof, gd. cond. Autos Wanted 9700 '5 c7c::,,CHEVY,.,c,,=~v~.8"° . ..,,-.,,,....., -.,,..,1-0 I Good coodition $225. Call Ph. 894-332'1 New tires. $975. 642-6570 if trans. R/H, pwr atrg. air ;544.tl85;;;;;~'·====== I 15300 Beach. Blvd., Wstrnnstr no answer try apin. WE PAY · · · cond. $250 firm. 540-40(x; ' 548.-4231 Aft. 5 PM FREE LAS VEGAS VW 1967 Sedan 1500 ~ en&" CASH '48 Chevy, new headliner, CORVAIR ' TOYOTA ' 1 TOYOTA ... $AVE ~-Vf!f"Y low m iles, 1 '·~r. Must see and drive. Over 5 to choose from. -e &ZTOBUY JIM SLEMONS ~~ TOYOTA 417 W. Warner, S.A. 540-2512 VACATION WITH A Beige, 12,500 mlh~ll. $1650. , excellent transportation. ,65 a'.>RSA l40 Hp 4 • spd. '67 Tfiumph GT-6. Sierra 54&-1703 Best oUer. 64&--5612 Ca.nary yellow, Blk fnt. gold with black interior. This 67 v.w. Red. Radio, • ror U!ed can A trucks ju.It MUST SELL. Leaving town Mags, i terco, vlbersonic, one has 0 .D. Th.is weekend. . Heater-Many Extru! call 111 Jot free utimate. 58 Corvette 327 Ex: cond. red llne 1.Jlon tires, 33,000 $2899 $1495 LI 8<l802 GROTH (HEVROllT 8"'t Oil"'""'· 6$-33'6 mL Bef"' "30 p , m, ELMORE 1966 vw Sedan. 16,00J miles. ,,,_ '64 CHEV. SS, power, air, 675-1080 IJk for Sales Jmlllapr ·new w/w tiref·, extra clean, Radio &: heater. $1500 film. ,...,.., B ch Bl 62 MONZA 4 Dr Auto. R/H. "°"""' ea -· a buy, tl.200! 847-26&5 SPORT CAR l.:'.833""'15::::'.~.,,.---...,,-.,--.HuntlnitoQ Beach Gd cond. New tires & WORLD '65 Vol~sgen Sedan 10 9-3331 '63 Chev II Vinyl HT brakes, t"ngine reblt. $450. Pb. ~3322 Xlnt cond. U050 WIU. Trade 20' l.nbrd with Uke new $8!6. 642-32-'J ,:54:8-4::=":='====== 15300 Beach Blvd., 'Vstmnstr C.all after I! p.m. 642--7354 l t ,., bit & "" ,-:; :!:!P~•:::r1_::od:::_::_A:.:u::;t•:::•'.......;9:,:600:::,:;:hn~p~o~c;:tod::..::A::ul:.:o::s_..;9.;600;:.:.. comp e e.,, rt eoa: 0 r Imported Autos 9600 Imported Autos equip. Value, Sl.000. 548-1131 -"-=..;... ____ _ .. TOYOTA TOYOTA s211i~WN ON A,,IOYID CllDIT 1ives you .. ~n easy 1oin1 TOYOTA . ' CORONA tor an •HJ aoiol pllco s217730 ;.u; eq,ipped ' l'tw TU 6 UL 1!111!1!11,....., ... 1 -. I ... N fNMa ;BILL MAXEY TOYOTA " 18881 BEACH BLVD., H.B. ..... ---~-0-119lil•• .... 847-8555 ' 13750 HACH llYD, WUN1NSYM .. HJ..75" •~VOLVO'' DEIOS 11~.~ s2794 II H erb Friedlander .. 11710 llACH ILYD .. WIDMINSftl ••>·71,, 1)74114 h Herb Frtedlan.tler FIAT·YAMAHl CENTER ' TOYOTA NOW HERE! COROLLAS ORONA • CROWN • LAND CRUISER Large Selection in Stock and Ready for Immediate Delivery DEAN LEWIS "LEADERSHIP SAVINGS" MEANS A IETTER IUY FOi YOU WHIM TOI llT TOii NIW TOYOTA. • ·~ TO PAY o. •cs 10 .. ~ IANI TllllS ,\ I ~~~~~~~·-~···~~ ... ~ ............................... ~~~~~~ ... ~ ...... ~ ................................... -...................... t::2:!:"'.~·~ .. ~-'."!.'·---:~_'.'::lt..'ll~~~~_,.~ .... ~ ....... ~~~ ......... :lllllll ....... """ .... ··== ;;;;;;: = ·t··1·2s•ttnt·e· ··s ·eee·-ssnw·e•nea ·r • • ·--------:'. • ,. , , I ' ' • CONNELL CHEVROLET'S ·USED CAR CENTER SPECIALS '66 CHEVROLET 4 Door. VS. automa1ic, power •teerin;, factory alr cond., radio, heater, 5ilver blue. CSLU394). 51695 '65 CHEVROLET Malibu super sport CMverti_ble. VS. automatic, power steering, radio, healer, tab.llian turq. with white vinyl bucket -~(N,,695 '64 PONTIAC Grand Prix. VS, automatic, Power steer- ing elec. windows, R&H. Danube blue w/~hlte vinyl roor. (NQX710l 51195 '66 MERCEDES 200 4 Door sedan. Automalic, fK>\l'{'t st~r- ing, air conci., R&H, Shadow grey w/red leather interior. SZV238J 52495 '65 MERCURY Montclair hardtop coupe. V8, automatic, power steering, radio, heater, low mile- age, erl)line white with blue interior. CRVM685) $1795 '66 CORVAIR Coupe. Automatic transmission. radio, heater, A.Jt.ee Bronu. CRGV497). 51395 '66 MALIBU Sport Coupe. VS, automatic. radio. heat- er, Marina blue w/black vinyl interior. (MV2762) 51695 '64 CHEVROLET ~ ton pickup. 8' Fleetslde, VS, auto- matic, radio, heater, cusl cab. CR28417) 51595 ' '66 OLDSMOBILE F-85 4-door sedan. V-8. automatic, radio, heater, power St(!{'ring and finished in Turquoise. Sharp. (SBTI15) 51795 '63 GRA.ND PRIX Automatic, power steering, factory air cond., R&H, Sierra gold with saddle bucket seats. (NL~1963J. 51295 • BEST SELECTION OF EL CAMINOS IN THE AREA '66 EL · CAMINO CUSTOM. V8, automatic, factory air con· ditioning, radio, heater, red (57861A). 52595 '66 EL CAMINO €USTOM. V8, 4 speed tnnsmission ra- dio, heat.er, deSert beige. ' 52195 '67 EL CAMINO CUSTOM. V8, automatic, power •leering, R&H, ermine white w /black vinyl inter- ior. (V42925) · 52595 '66 EL CAMINO CUSTOM. VS, automatic, PS, factory air, R&H, with fiberitlass locking cover, er- mine white. (T53036) 52695 '64 EL CAMINO VS engine, floor shift, radio and beater, clean. (R233' 10) $1395 '66 STAKE Chevrolet I ton 12ft. bed with h,ydrauUc lift p~. V8 engine, 4 apeed trailsnU&-sion. ($55657). 52295 . '66 CADILLAC Sedan DeVille. Full power, factory air condition. maroon w/black landau top. (RSK951) 53895 , '68 CHEVELLE Malibu. Automlltic. radio, heater, pow· er 1teering. CVIM 691) '67 CAMARO 327 VS, automatic, radio, heater, power steering. (ULS185J '62 CHEVROLET Chevy Il Station Wagon. 3 seat, auto. matic transmission, radio, heater, er· mine white. (QJK5l21 5795 '63 NOVA S.S. C<>ur.. Automatic, radio, heattt. ermine whi e w/rtd vinyl bucket eat.a. IJDE837J =======~~ '65 GMC ··~ ·!>': ~ 51495 .. I ::::::::::::::: .4~ Suburban carryall. 6 cylinder engine, extra dean. CP85983J. ~ '65 CHEVROLET ~ Ctievy II Nova wagon. Automatic,, radio, ~ •• heater, ermine v.'hite with beige uneror. ~· (NQH301 J. ~ ===5 15=9=5:::::::: ~ ~ ~!3 '65 CHEVROLET '."• J\1onza coupe. Factory air conditioning. ·~ Automatic, radio, heater, ermine white ~ with blue vinyl bucket seats. No. R1582 ··<I 51295. ~· :::::::::::::::::::· ::3; ••• ·~:· '64 CHEVROLET .... :;) % Ton Pickup. V8, custom cab, pan rear •!-i windows, factory air, R&H, Fleet side bed, .!. chroml:' front and rear bumsocrS. IN3560E3J ~: MUST E '.~: , . :~ ............................. , . .. ,. ,,: CHEVROLET ·.:-:· {!; .. •' .~ '• ~: ·~· -~· ·'!-: 2828 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA ., ·~ ~~546-1203 rirs 546-1200 :~· .... •, ~-:· .. ' :).: ' .. UNd Cars 9900 TRANSPORTATION MERCURY UHd Cars 9900 )967 MERCURY -,,;l~;;p;;:;;, ___ M_U_S_T_A_N_G __ station wag. Fully equipped S EED ·r,g COLONY Park Station $3500. 961-3107 4 p I Wagoo. I will now sacrifice ___ , SPECIALISTS my 2000 mile demonstrator. MUSTANG , As. completely equipped as ----'""-'----HIGH PERFORMANCE I you might want. Will sell or I , . CUSTOM CARS lease. Call Hal Sanders at 65 Must•ng C~nverhble LARGEST SELF.cTION IN Johnson & Son Orange V-8. Auto., llJ. Must ORANGE COUNTY COWlties oldest established Seti ltiis weekend, or Se'--ted Auto Lincoln Mercury Cougar tr.cle it inl Only $1400 ._.. dealership. Newport ·Costa * 646-4500 * Center MERCURY Mesa 642-0081 '65 2 + 2 FASTBACK. Good 13032 Harbor Blvd. 5314646 Used Can 9900 TRANSPORTATION Used C•rt ~ MUSTANG used cars 9900 1 _.;;.P_L_Y_MO_U_T_H~.·'.~ '65 MUSTANG 330 hp, Indy's, :::..:. :.::.P..:L Y=M-O_U_T_H __ '~0~;~"h~: o:erw~~~ Amer mags, 6tereo, bkts. 4 --F-R-EE-LAS vEcA;-best offer? 499-2481 af:C:• spd. Xln~, $500 T. 0. P. .V 548-639'J VACATION WITH A 65 BARRACUDA. New ll'.¢s. 1966 PLYMOUTH Barracuda xlnt cond $1395 or ~: & Sport Cpe. Sunburst gold T.0. $61 mo. 962-9776 ~ .. .' with contrasting b Uc k e I '64 PLYM. Valiant. {'~~· scats, auto, tape deck, all R/H, auto. Xlnt Cond.;tlfli. OLDSMOBILE the accessories. Absolutely owner. 962-0024 alt ,1 '-" showroom fresh. Priced to • ~· "'" oow. cm1, PONTIAC ,3. "· $19'li. STATION Wagon 1963 cmd. pwr strg, RfH. Auto. '65 MUSTANG, VB, Power Mercury Country Cruiser. $1595 or best offer. 714: ~1eering, au tom at i e Auto, pWT str. rear seat. Jug 8.17-0559 transmission. Just rput two IT'S HAPPENING! '66 OLDS. Don't Mk why we have this creamy white beauty after 30 days. But whatever the reason ii means a bargain for a serious buyer. It has pow. steering, brakes, factory air. Inventory sacrifice. Dir. 548-7751 ELMORE FREE LAS \Tffi .. (fr VACATION WITH:I; 1966 PONTIAC G.T.O.:hard· MOTORS top cpe. Mo.st popular ~el AT CHICK IVERSON E1pecially when we give them the Volkswagen 16-point Safe ty and Per- formence inspection. That's why we can guarantee IOO "l. the repair or replacement of all major mechanical parts•. But not every used VW gets this inspection. Only VWs sold by authori2ed dealers. l ik e us. • Engine • Transmission • Rear axle • Front axle assemblies • Brake system • Electrical system '66 vw '66 vw '65 vw Sedan. Fully equlp'd + ...,~ Fa1tback, Fully equlp'd + radio, Sedan, Fully eciuip'd + radio. 51599 $1799 $1399 '63 Porsche '65 vw '64 vw Cou,.._ 4 Speed, rHlo. Squa ... Nck, Fully Sedan, Gr•• n, Fufly tqulp'lll + radle. oqulp'tl + radio, 53199 5 1799 $1299 '63 vw '62 vw '60 GHIA !iedan. Fully tciUlp'cl + Sedan, Fully eciulp'd Coupe, 11110. Fully -.lp'4 radio. +radio. + ro41o . . 5 1199 51099 5899 '61 GHIA vw CAMPERS Ce11~W., Rff. h 11 y 9t111lp'tl + ,..,,e. '65 • '66 • '67' 5999 MUST SH TO Al'1'RECIA Tl .. 549-0303 1970 Harbor Blvd., 673-1190 Costa Mesa • ' • -. rack, new tires, Xlnt cond. ,-66-B-LU_E_M-.,-,-.. -.-,-,~yl. brand ne\\' tires on. Will $950. 548--0454 stick shift, 3 spd vinyl sacrifice at $1480. Dlr. SOCK IT TO 'EM! hardtop. Xlnt. 6#-1813 548-7751 1967 CUTLASS Convertible Pwr strg & brk.s. 22.000 mi. still on warranty Sharp. $1995. 673--0217 TOYOTA going. Silver metalic;ftttn Ph. 894-3320 with black bucket ~ & 15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr 1 --~ 4 ~ 11.uuau top. s""'. s., 'l!'d Au~ns 9600 Imported Autos 96001mported Auro1 9600 · '62 OLDS 98 Holiday Sedan. ~a~~~a~~~a~a!!!!iiiiiiii :.;~:;~':"I:.::"~!,;,~ '61 STATION Wagon, auto tr, cooso!e, plus all lhe e~s. air cond, radio/heater. Positively the nicest in.!Or'· ~_:*:_;S27:::5~•~49'c.;·,=.84687-;c;:-I ange County. This W.d ELMORE MOTORS ·The Largest Toyota Facility Anywhere NOW AT OUR NEW · LOCATION CHOOSE rouR TOY OT A FROM THE LARGEST s1Ltcr10N [Just Arrived 1969 "Corolla" 4 1/•°lo Financing Av1il1ble ON APPROVED CRIDIT TOYOTA CORONA FRiil las Veaas V1c11ion J Days· 2 NI ..... AT TMI Hecl-Hotol 011 111y 1f11I f\9,111tl I t1it ,,i.,en. N1 pwr- ch111 ftlCllt .. ry., 15300 Beach Blvd. WESTMINSTER 8'4-3322 ~--- AMERICAN CAR TRADES WANTED Xlnt cond. $890. 963-4318 For Dally Pilot Want Ads. Only s-. ..-•• ~ Dial 642-5678 S.L:T.) "' ELMOR~:l , ... t.10TORS :·· 9600 lmponed Aui'os 9600 Imported Autos 'tATSUN DATSUN TOYOTA ~: ----, .......... ~I Ph. 89'J..3320 ·:·: • :1 _5300'-'-"Be"':.::'"::..":::1~,,:::··...:w:::':::'®:;;';::::" STOP IN And Test Drive th• 1968 Datsun "2000" Roadster • Immediate Delivery • Bank Financing Complete Import Car Service 1966 VOLVO 1968 DATSUN 2 J oor I 22S. 011ht•11,J. ROADSTER in9 c•t. lmmerJi•I• D•li••'Y 5199~ 52841 1967 AAT 1968 DATSUN F•1t b•c~. E•c•ll1nt co"• ROADSTER el ifion . D•mo. No. I 7l~l 51595 52695 1968 vw 19671h DATSUN F•1I l•ck. Derk t r'"'· ROADSTER Low mil1•9•, 52295 52395 1966 TRIUMPH 1967 DATSUN TR4A. Sper•li119 hlect bc1ll111t c.on41tioft, ROAOSTER 51995 52295 GEORGE ZIMMERMAN DATSUN SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 5'40-6410 28-45 H1rbor Blvd., Cost• Mo11 I Pontiac Hardt~!\· 65 Grand Prix. air, ~" windOW!, power b r 11. 's ' ' . pcl\ver steering, au~tic trans, Double Eagle. Wtty tires, tinted glass, AJ/ii'M radio. The young maif:"'Jlge 73) who traded it in ~ a maste_r in keepin__g a car; in thfo pink of conditio·n . \Vhocver buys this car may finish wearing the new o~ ol it Special, $2390 . HOLlOA Y RAMBLFJR 1969 HarOOr, Costa Mesa Ph. 642..fi0:2J Open Sun. D~vt in · 4 SPEED '; SPECIALISTS : HIGH PERFORMANCE LAR~~~~~~~~ ORANGE COUNTY•: Selected A~ Center .: 13032 Harbor Blvd. SJi..484~ ROY CARVEi PONTIAC ·• B Kubor Bl., Com i;.. Kl 6·4444 ':: °""P °""'1y'1 ......... Dealer f!lr koO. • ~~ Bently. •• MUST Sacrifice b t 'ti w wholtsalt book, _ l ~r bl.8<.'k 63 Grand ~ pwr ,., .. _ _,, -··.:=.&.... . ~ ~~. ~ ~~. G"n-3427 Gn-6733 : •• ' .•. 'Ei6 GTO, full PC!Wtr!JJ~ cludlng f11.ctory air. OPldi..1 private p11rty. 644-0iil'!r , '60 Ponti11c Wagun, !'iA good. Priva.le party; 1 S?iO. * 5'18-<etl 'li7 BONNEVILLE ~! I Air_. Mo1t sell. XlnC ~. Pri party. 962-4T!O ~ I ' j .. ' DAILY PILOT JI TRANSl'OITAriOil HOO -COME IN 'FOR , A---------· _, ''COMMAND PERFORMANCE'' OF A NEW OR PREVIOUSLY OWNED CADILLAC 1968 CADILLAC ELDORADO H•r•'1 the f•bulous hardtop coupe fin ished in -Kashmir Ivory w;th luxurious bla c~ Inferior i nd blac:k padded top. Fully equipped wi th factory air, disc brakes, AM .FM st ereo, tilt wheal, rower quarter windo,ws, alee· · tric door loc.\:s and trunk opener. Fu ll power a nd many other deluxe extras. Stock No. 7541 • $ ---OVER 80 QUALITY AUTOMOBILES TO SELECT FROM,--- '63 CADILLAC The famous Coupe DeVille model with all power assists including power 6 way seat, powt!:f windows power brakes, power 1teering, and of course 'factory air conditioning. A beautiful arctic white exterior with black and White interior. Drive this one home today for only sALE $1444 PllCI '63 CADILLAC Sedan DeVille. 4 Door hardtop. Beautiful lime i;l'een e.xterior ~f.h leather and nylon inter- ior. H,q power 6 way st>at, powei: windows, power vent windows, power steenng, powl'r brakeil, factory aJr conditionii:ig. This is truly a beauutu.1 luxurious automobile. ~ALE $1444 PRICE '63 CHEVROLET The very popular Impala Super Sport in a 1h1Jnmtting 1ilver exterior with black bucket aeat interior. Fully equipped including auto- matic transmission, power steering, radio and heater, factory air conditioning, white s\dC! wan tires. This is a truly a fine buy at only SALE $1222 PRICE '64 CADILLAC Coupe De Ville r;porting .• silver ~xter:ior w~th the black vinyl roof. nus showpiece ts equip-ped naturally with factory air conditioning and has all the luxury power features includ- ing power vents -steering -brak~ -windo.,.,·s and the AM/FM radio. Drive this one home now! SALE $1777 PRICE '63 PONTIAC The luxurioUll Bonneville 4. Door 9 passenger station wagon fully loaded with all the exb'U including automatic transmission, radio and heater, power steering, power brake&, white side wall tires. air conditioning. A snow white exterior with harmonizin& interior. Juat beau .. Uful and only ' SAU $1222 PRICI '66 CADILLAC The beautiful Brougham flrrlshed in topaz gold exterior with sandlesood landau roof with matching leather interior. Hu full power In- cluding windows-vent windows, seat-brak~s stecring-door locks and of course factor)' air conditioning. AM I FM radio and twilight sen-tinal. • ' ' SALE $3999 PllCE '66 CHRYSLER The ever popular Ne"WpOl't model A w ry meticulously cat1!d Cor torrey ~n car wiUt matching interior. an·.:! black vtnyl root. Thia immaculate automob1,: has power steering and power br&ke1, t 'etory air conditioninll plus much, much mor-e. You won't believe this ope. SALE $2444 PllCE '67 CADILLAC· Coupe DcVille. Stunning Monterey green ex- terior with blsck vinyl roof and full leather interior. Full po\\·er including power vent wln- do\VS and of course factory air conditioning. Don't wait on this one because It won't last long at this Drive Me Home This Weekend Price. SALE $4777 PRICE OTH£R SPECIAL VALUES '66 MUSTANG H.T. COUPE e · '65 FORD LTD H.T. COUPE e '64 FORD CONVERTIBLE e '60 2 DOOR COUPE DE VILLE e '65 CHEV. IMPALA H.J. CPE • '65 FIAT SEDAN e '67 CHEV MALIBU COUPE e '65 BUICK WILDCAT • • '6 7 MERCEDES SEDAN '67 DATSUN e '64 RAMBLER STA. WAGON e '65 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DR. • • '66 CHRYS. NEWPORT HJ e '66 BUICK H.T. SEDAN '65 THUNDERBIRD H.T. '6 7 FORD RANCH ERO '63 CHEV H.T. COUPE • • • '63 OLDSMOBILE The popular F-85 model 4. door. Fully ~ulp pl'd \.\ith automatic transmission, power steer- ing, radio and heater, white 1lde wall tires, tinted glass. A beautiful desert Jl.'Old exterior. A Jot or car for very little money. Take this one home thii weekend for on1y SALE $888 PRICE '65 RAMBLER Hardtop coupe. The ever popular C1asslc 770 model. Equipped with V8 engine. reclining bucket seats, radio and heater, white side wall ·bres. A fine little arctic white car with all wfl,ite vinyl interior. This one won't be here long so be sure you are the lucky buyer, be here hrst. SALE $999 PRICE '65 MUSTANG The economical 6 cylinder eni\ne with the standard tramm1s1ion, radio and hee.ter, wrote side wall tires. Snow white exteMor with harmonizing blue interior. This will make an excellent second car for the busy family. Don't misl this one at the low, low price of only , SALE $999 PRICE '64 OLDSMOBILE Starfire hardtop coupe. Automatic transmls· sion. radio and heater, power steering, power brakes, bucket scats, center console. A dark blue exterior wlth harmonizlng interior. Truly a fine automobile at a low price of only SALE $ I I I I PRICE '63 PONTIAC BoMeville Coupe. Shimmering gold e.xterior with harmonizing interior (fuU vinyl), Au~ me.Uc transmission, power 1teering, power brakes, radio and heater, wbitto 1lde wall tires. tinted glass and much more. This car is priced tor a quick sale UW weekend only. SALE $999 PRICE . '65 PONTIAC The ever popular Grand Prix model fully equipped with' automatic transmission, power stl!erina:, power brakes, radio and heater, bucket seats, center console, tachometer, white aide wall tirei. A beautiful green ex- terior with matching interior. Thia one b; just waiUna: for a· JJ.ew home. SALE $1444 PRICE '64 IMPERIAL , Crown 4 door hardtop Beautiful tM,jestic blue exterior with leather and tapestry tnterl.or. Fully equipped with power steering, power brakes, power windoWll, power 6 way seat, automatic dlmmer, AM/FM radio and of course factory air conditioning. This is the top of the ChI')'lller Imperial line and ii in ex- cellent condition. SALE $1777 PllCE '65 CONTINENTAL A stuJ\lllng Godde&! gold automobile with full leather matching interior. HlUI all the power accessories Including power seat, power win- dows, power steering, power brakes, power antenna, power vent windows, AM/FM radio, cruise control and for summer driving in com- fort factory air conditioning. An sbsolutely beautiful car at a low price of SALE $2555 PRICE __;._-------SALES DEPARTMENT OPEN------- 8:30 AM to 9:00 PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY -9:00 AM to 6:00 PM SATURDAY and SUNDAY YO Ull FAC'l'ORY AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER SER VING THE OR ANGE COAST HARBOR AREA NABERS 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540-9100 PONTIAC PONTIAC RAMBUR RAMBUR RAMBLER RAMBLER RAMBLER T·BIRD T·BIRD " 67 PONT. GTO k>e.ded. One '61 BONNEVD..LE Con v. ~ · )T o\d. ll,rm mi Call to aee Xlnt cond., new brla, tires, & price. 644-1342, ~ " trans. Must tell. $ 5 9 5. ~-ftite. 673--ntO day 642-3826 Air Conditioned Rambler &i outstanding 990 4-<klor VS. Power 1tecring. p ow e r brakes, automatic trammission, radio a n d heater. reclinin&: bucket aeell, center ann-l"e'lf. hetld rests, tinted glaiU. Premium condition In all waya--wtekiend 1 p e c I a 1 Rambler American 66 cltji coupe with automaUc trans, radio ud hlo&ter, reclining le&ts, tinted a:lasa , ovtthead valve engine, low mllet, local owner. $14'0. 64 Rambler Ambassador AIR .coNDmONING • '62 T·BIRD . 1964 T-BIRD. Fun poYler, air Rambler• All Aa:cs 990 "H"-VS hard top sport 65 Ouatc vs BCdan -power Xlnt cood $700 cood. SJ.395. 548-20'n ~ 6 Good runniJle cars from Slll coupe air 'power steering et~rin&. recllninc bucket • 674-lSM e pm or all day wkencb. UpHOLIDA y RAMBLER p<1We; ~es, automatic aeau, all tinted a:I••. iiiiiiliiiji;iillliii;iiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiillliiiii •,':i~~iiiiiiiiiili~iiiiiiiiii..., See You In Church •• ' •, '< '• . . -. ' . ' - SUNDAY SEE US MONDAY BUICK 234 E. 17TH STREET COSTA MESA 548-7765 transml•lon, radio an d automatic tranamlaklin, etc. Hbl.IDAY RAMBLER 1969 Harbor, Calta Mesa Ph. 64.2-rol3 Open SUn. Dri•e In 1999 HartK>r, Colta M~ heater, bucket 1ea.t.s, center $U70 Ph. &U-60'l3 Open Sun. Dri~ eon90le. Weekend special, HOLIDAY RAMBLER in $1440. 1969 Harbor. Cost• Mess 59 RAMBLER Station Waeon HOLIDAY RAMBLER Ph. &&2-60'23 ~n Sun. Drive New motor & palnl A 11169 H3rbor. Costa Mee• in $2140. ' Dial~ Beauty! S2'75. Sun ool)' Ph. 64.2-0023 Open SUn. Drivel========::-' HOLJDAY RAMBLrn 1969 Harbor. a.ta Me Pb. 64.Z-60'l3 Open Sun. Drive in I 64 Rambler Wagon I American 330, .J-door aedan. automatic trans, recllnln~ u::~:ee:=lal. I 1969 Harbor, Cblta Mesa Ph. &12-«123 Oepl SUn. Dri•e in '65 R•Mbler American 310 -0.lux• It.do, beater, automaUc, powft' ~· Xlnt condi- tiorl Wide 6 out! S100 Cash dela, dlr, or tnde. Pymnts $35.M mo. e&.81'73 or a. 3611 '63 RAMBLER Clullc u , w-..i -111u15115. HOLIDAY RAMBLD\ 19119 Harbor, Coeta Mess Pb. 64.2-6J23 Open SUn. Dr1ve For Daily Pilot Want Ada. -In COUGAR CLEARANCE! BRAND NEW '68's WITH FACTORY LIST PRICES FROM $3106 TO $5503 BUT . - OPEN TO NEGOTll llON ~-colTAMllA too WDT CO.Ut tMKWAY CLEARANCE ! I NIWPOllT llACll • Ml-&171 /'4:1-otll THE HUB ot actlvilJ f0t aerviee buaineuea .•• Uw 1 a-tftod •di. Dlol l<I•' to oil« your ....-le. NOW. ~--.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • • '• TEMPEST '68 2 DR Tempest PontJac $2500. Private party. Radio, he:ater, PS/PB 6'n-212'i' T-BIRI> '63 T·BIRD .... $109S Hardtop. Factory air condl· Honing, full p<1Wer, premium white wall tires l lmmaC\I.· lat• throughout. e E-Z TO BW JIM SLEMONS TOYOTA j 117 W. Warner. S.A. 54().25U '64 T·BIRD. full power, air. 11595. "'° OoTvalr, ...,.i O>nd. dean $295. 548--TW &ft Spm. '&1 T-Bird, full 'PQWer • atr. Good condltlon. J7SO. •546-00S4• 1962 T-BlRD full pov.'tr, $1 ,00) or best ofler. 2JO Elmira St. Apt 56 H.B. '5S T·BIRD $IOO .. $C9.Z20 .. t L 00 -K! s ·DO l)ELIVERS ANY CAR OAC sggoo To sggg Auto Discount Center 2004 HAR.OR , C.M. 642-4621 ' - I -~-~ -·---------·------------------~-----... --~-----·----.... ----------------------01 I ' .. ;. • . • • Wl·LS·ON· FORD ·SA-LES 18255 BEACH BOULEVARD SAVE AT LEAST $1,000 · ON BRAND NEW 1961 BRAND NEW 1968 FALCON 51988 .,. eouf'L fN1h 1lr h11t1r I d1fro1t1r, du1l ltydr1ul ic br1~1 1y1t1m, bllrhl'f llghh, ln1id1 & outsidt rr1irron, cloth l ¥inyl interio r trim, ,_ddH d1Ji I vi10"' ind 1H 1t1nd1nil.f1ctory 1quipm1nt, No. IOJ7. tMMEDIATE DELIVERY. 10 0/ Total $5295 Par /0 Down and Month BRAND NEW 1968 MUSTANGS RARDTOP. f r1ih .;, h11t1r I lll1froif1r, h1clr·Up, dom1 I court11y light., 1Mick1t ~th, 111 Yinyl trim, nyl on c1rp1h, roe••• ptnil moutd. lilt I air 1coop orn1m1nt, 111t I 1koul d1r b1lt1, p1clclM d11h I ¥i• ..._ wind.hi1ld we1h1n l 2 1p11d wip1n . No. 11'4 I 52288 OR 0 Total $ 911 Per 'O 1 0 ~U Down and 6 ~nth OR SAVE UP T0 $700 ON A "CALIFORNIA SPECIAL" GT MUSTANG Air conditiol'li ng, 219 CID VI ongino, crui1•·0·motic, powor deer· in9 l di1c broko1, t•dio, C.TICS oq11ipmont pecko91, tintod 91111, •nitt..d vinyl lut11ry buc••t 1oeh, wido-ovel w1w tire1. No. 321 Brand New 1968 GALAXIES $2388 FULL PllCt lftf>/ TOTAL + Tn & Lken• er V-/0 DOWN •1111 '63" ... . MONTH Fro1h Air He•ttr I Dtfro1ftr, Vinyl Cloth Uphol1tory, Nylo11 I Reyon C1rpth, lock·Up, Dol'!'I•, Courtesy I Sidi Li9hh. Rocker Pe111I I Wh11I Mouldin91, Piel· d.O Dish l Vi1on, Seet I Shou ld1r Bt lh, Wind1hiolcl W11 h1r1 I 2 Spttd Wip• '''" Ho. 1019. ~MEDIATE DELIV ERY. I OR SAVE UP TO $800 ,.o~ ~ ~~~ru~~~ .. ~!.~~! .s.~o .. !:!~!!~~! .... ..,,., "' vinvt trim. cus~ vlnvl ""''· tinted 111eu. AM radio, dtluu ... , bllfll, llHYy duty bltterv, rt1n0lr control mirror, whlle 11.-wtH rec 11r11;'1. ftlll wllttl cov.ni. Nol - ''::' '68 F·250 CAMPER SPECIAL '2788 Ol I O"o !::' ..... 17241::.~ WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY EL DORADO CAMPER lbO VB en9in e, heevy duty vinyl trim, full fo•m cushion, cruisometic tr•nsmission, body side mouldin9s, r•dio & n •••• ,, tint•d 91•11, 1250 lb. front spring, 2460 lb, r••r spring, besic C•mp•r Sp•- ci•I. Stock numb•r 994 BRAND NEW 681/2 CORTINA '1788 100/ TOTAi. s47so ... 01 /0 DOW~ -4 MONTH , (Hiway lt> HUNTINGTON BEACH ·TIANSPORTATION SPECIALS I TOTAL I TOTAL I TOTAL . PRICE DN. PMT. MO. PMT . '60 COMn Ohr. +..dor. A•t-1tic, r1t1lio, h11+.r. N1. IJOO '65 GALAXIE Vt, auto. Eicollont f•mlly c•r. '62 PONTIAC Grond Pri •. Loodod Incl. foct. olr. No. 1071 '63 COMET Doluio. Auto., r•dio, ho•l•r, orl9inol. No. 1092 '6;1 . CHEVROLET Moruo. R•clio, h••+•r, now fini1h. IHW9ll . SUPER SPECIALS '65 MUSTANG VI, f•~fory air conditionin9, plu1 rriony 011tr•1. No. 122J '61 C~NTINENTAL Full p'owor ond •Ir cortditionint . 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LAGUNA BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY WESTMINSTER WEEK OF AUGUST 3 • AUGUST 9 THE NATION'S LEADING BEARING MANUFACTURER . EEDS HELP . 0,.nlftC)I hr: • Senior Test Tech. WE ARE "ROLLING ALONG AT A , ' ' FAST PACE" & NEED . ''FAST-STEPPING" PERSONNEL TO HELP U~. FOR A FUTURE THAT'S GREAT -DON'T HESITATE TO COME TO Transport Dynmnlcl Today • Tracer lAthe Operators • Industrial Engineer • Engine Lathe MKhinith • Production Machine Operators • M.tal Rnishen • T &.rNt Lathe Operaton . • Machine Shop Ht up rMft I I I I --- I SATURDAY to Allied lntellipnee In London Hogan requests that Alf ttle Artist, an Enalish safecraoker, be para· chuted into Gtrm1ny to purloin the papers. IB> AUGUST 3 0 @@ Slturdq Nl&ftt at U.. Mowiel: (C) "McSalre, Go Home"' (drama) '6S-Dirk Bo1arde, Susan Strasberg, Denham Elliott. fVfNING l:CIOITIM Bia News (C) (60) U .. HOW DO YOU VOTE?" · Qj 00 frank McSH (C) (30) * Ex T GOP ~ h Jimmie Rod1er1: (C) (30) The Cl mg es. P one Shenandoah Trio guest. CR) poll! 2 hrs.! Guest stars. I Bou City (C) (60) Cast your vote & Watthl lZ O'Cloct Hi&ll (60) D ! IFic1ll i How Do You Vote? Sl&ebrusll Thealle (Cj (2 hr) A pre-GOP Convention RH Review (R) tally that turns thousands of view· Entre Somlwas ers into active participants. Host 1:30 D Satllrday NIWI (C) (30) Jack Rourte conducts a phone-in II Melody Ranch: (C) (60) Guy straw vote count to see who the Mitchell guests. public prefers for Republican Presi· D Roser Grier (C) (30) deotial nominee. fl) Arriba el Norte 11 Stonetnan FamllJ Show (C) (30) 7:00 fJ ~Cl) CIS &tnln1 Naws: (C) I)~~.:~~ (30) Roger Mudd. 9:30 -Nil ~ Petticoat Junction: (C) I KNIC Sum, (C) (30) ~ 1£!1 Hurdy Gurdy (C) (30) (30) In I ate's absence, Uncle Joe Dtath Valley Dap: (C) (30) takes over the Shady Rest and Is "Brute Angel." A greying duty-almost run out of town for evlctin1 bound sheriff and ~ deadly young gentle old Mr. Clayton (Vaughn gunslinger have a strange con-Taylor) for oon-payment of rent. (R) frontatlon on the streets of" Duran-D (i1)@ Republican N•tlonal go. Cinvention: (C) (60) Pre-Conven· I tilllipn's Island (30) tion. program from Miami Beach, Pattern for Living Aonda. PllJing the Guitlr (R) II) Ernest Tubb Show (C) (30) El Mundo Esta Loeo fl) Bo1 de Muico 7:30 fJ ®) (j) The Prltontr: (C) (60) 10:00 I) QJJ 00 Mannix (C) (60) The Prisoner undergoes a mysterious 0 Movie: (C) ''The B1refaot Con- transformation in which his mind tnu" (drama) '54-Ava Gardner, and personality ara transported to Humphrey Bog.art. Edmond O'Brien, another man. Zena Walker, Clifford Rossano Brau1. Evans. Nigel Stock are featured. m News: (C) Clif Kirk. 1J @ 00 Tiie Saint: (C) (60) II) Cll's Coffll {C) (30) 1J Steve Allen Show: (C) (90) fllJ BJ Demand Steve's guests are_ Jan Murray, Anne GI Cine en Su C1u Jeffreys, Lynne Lipton, The Cham-10:30 D 11 Mondo: (C) (30) "Bula Fiji.'' bers Brothers ~nd Stuart Raffill. Ba)(ter Ward hosts and narrates a 8 ITT'J 00 D1t1ne G1me (C) (30) look at the unbelievable ritual of . MOwlt: tt> "Pa~d: Kill the Land Divers of All. (R) A&ent Gordon (drama) 67-ROf81 m Joe Pyne (C) (21/z hr) Browne, Helga Line, frank Ressel. n:11 Country Western Show (C) (30) I Sci-Fl ThNtre (C) (30) u:1 • Tiie Bible AlmftB 11:00 f) Eleven O'Clodl RePort: (C) Clete The Power of tile Dollar (R) Roberts. • 1:00 D (i7J (3) Tiie 'Newlywed Game: D Tiie lltll Hour News: (C) (30) (C) (JO)Bob Eubanks hosts. Jess Marlow. m All-American Colltl' Sllow: (C) ~Movie: "R~ DNI" . (mystery) (30) Dennis James hosts. The celeb· '43-Dennis 0 Keefe, Claire Trevor. rlty Judges Include Robert Morse. D News: (C) Keith McBee. Bob Crane and Eve Gabor. Star 0) Movlt: "HollJWOod Canteen" presenter Is Agnes Moorehead. (musical) '44 -Bette Davis, Jack I llldl Dwens Show (C) (30) Carson, Roy Rogers. NET Joumal (R) 11:15 f) Fabulous 52 Movie: (C) ''TIN Lo Problbldo Pet'fed furlou&fl'' (comedy) '59- 1:30 II Qi) Ci) My Three Sons: (C) (30) Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh. Katie launches a one-woman suf· D Movie: (C) "Tender Is t11e frage campaign when Uncle Charley M&llt" (drama) '62-Jennifer Jones, makes her feel unnecessary In the Jason Robards Jr. Douglas household. (R) 11:30 D Tiie Tonlcflt Show (C) !ii @.00 ~ Snti~ (C) (30) 12:00 0 Movie: ''TIM Beast front 1').000 Operation R1diculo_us. Agents 86 F.U.Oms" (ICi·fi) '53-Paul Chris- and 99 and The Chief try .to P~ on tlan Paula Raymond. a good front for a magazine writer, ftli. ' ,, but mysterious accidenh keep mak· 12:30 w . Cin!''" SaturdaJ: Strange ing them look like super bunglers. Hohday. (R) 1:00 D News (C) D @ 00 Lawrence Welk: (C) (60) 11 Movie: "Old Loa An1el11" (wtst- The Champagne Music Makers pay em) '4S-Joseph Schildkraut, Andy tribute to the state of Illinois fn Devine. celebration of its l SOth birthday. m AH·Nlatrt Show: (C) "Captain m Movie 8rw1ts (90) John Smith and Pocahontas," "The 11J Bill Ancltnon Show (C) (30) Unforgiven,'' and ''The Inspector· OD LI Tonntnta General." 9:00 R 9 (I) Ho11n'1 Herot1: (C) 1:15 fJ Mowlt: ''The bckpor (comedy) (30) To Obtain documents valuable 'SO-James Stewart. Barbara Hile. ~ CLOSE-UP "~.<- Who Are You For-ABC, CBS or NBC? To paraphrase that less than immorr.al campaign slogan o.f four years ago, this summer's TV coverage of the political conveotiom gives viewers a choice AND an echo. CBS and NBC are coming on with "gavel to gavel" coverage, that is, running regular programs during parts of the day, but covering convention activities solidly (from 4: 30 PM until 9 PM or so}. ABC is straigbt-facedly plugging its schedule as giving viewers "a choice"-that is they're keeping all regular program· ming, but offering a 90-minute evening wrap-up of convention activities from 9:30 to 11 PM. The only reason they ca11 call thi.; a choice is because the other two networks are actually covering the convention. Network promotion about coverage style bas almost obscured the event You aren't urged to watch the conventions; you're urged to watch NBC's or CBS's or ABC's version of the convention. lt almost seems that Huntley, Brinkley, Cronkite and Howard K. Smith are the candidates. And in a sense, they are. For H-B and Cronkite have long been Jocked in a rat- ings race for evening news viewers. Networks will watch their convention ratings very carefully. In the past, dur- ing convention coverage, such competition has some- times led to "scoop" inter- views that were significant only in that no one bad ever thought the interviewees worth interviewing before. This year all three networks promise insightful coverage that will give analysis and background of the events, and include activities inside l-L---,.41-- aod outside the convention balls. "Look, lady, you want a IH1t11r prod· uct, you pay a lltt/11 "1or11/" Hopefully, this wiU be true. ABC has hypoed its coverage by adding that darling-0f-the-rigbt, William F. Buckley, and that sometimes-darling-of-the-left, Gore Vidal, as commen- tators. C BS wiU have columnist/humorist Art Buchwald. NBC plays it straight, sticking with its own st.a.ff of analysts and reporters. To people who criticize extensive news and convention cover- age, vice-president of CBS News, BiU Leonard, says: "If there is such a thing as over-coverage, well, democracy can stand over- exposure once every four .Years." Understandably prejudiced in favor of more news, Leonard says: "You know, ten years ago there was no such thing as .non- fiction in primetirne. Now we have news documentaries and special news series: But it still isn't enough." Leonard is very high on CBS's new fall primetime news hour, Tuesdays, 10 to 11 PM. "We11 be doing instant specials-it won't be headline hardnews, and it won't be documentaries that take six months to make. It will be a look behind the news, magazine styl~ometimes several topics, sometimes ooe." Leonard agrees that TV news coverage can, by omission or over~mphasis, distort the news, and that caution in covering riots etc. must be used so as not to further inflame; but be also believes that TV exposure is a truth revealer, and the more ex· posure. the better able people are to judge candidates, or evaluate current events. "I'm also one of those who thinks that television does ex~ a man's character. True, if a candidate happens to be very bred, and a newscast catches him at that moment, it magnifies that aspect But the more people see the candidates, the more they be· come aware of what they are like." And it should be added, the more the general public secs of the national conventions, and the processes of our democratic government, the more they may become involved, the more they may criticize intelligently. It will be quite a show. The cast is varied. The plot ending not entirely predict.able. The stakes much higher than a ratings number. Pap8 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUST 3, 1968 ,'.$/, . .,, ,, .... 11:00 • Alt .. c..,lultJ: (C) ''Tbt Impact of Teehnoloa on TodaJ,'• Society." ' SUNDAY J;<· ·':':.," l·:;,-, ·,,,,. >' ' '"L:,, : ') ...... ,, : . , .. , .. "'""::>.;' AUGUST 4 GMJ Flllftt. S..-: (C) Guest II Or. Walter Stam, Conlf1S$i0nll Chun:h of Tiit Chimes, Van Nuys. Early this year CBS decid· ed that a bit of levity never hurt a political convention. So they hired syndicated Washington columnist and/ or political satirist Art Buch· wald as a "very special cor- respondent" to go to Miami Beach, site of the Republican gathering and then to Chi· cago where the Democrats will assemble. "I really don't have to be at the conventions . I could do the story from Washing- ton, but the trouble with tele· vision is they expect you to be there," Buchwald sighs. Although he bowed to CBS News' insistence that he broadcast from the spot, he has flatly refused to attend scbedufed pre -convention briefings as he readies him· self for his first major role as a TV journalist. "I want to go with a closed mind. I'll make the story up as I go along," he explains, emphasizing that he has done no particular home· work. "Oh, I might have to do an update on the in· creased cost of paid spon· taneous demonstrations. The last figures I have are from 1956. I'm trying to get hold of some 1960 figures." He says he will not focus on any particular area of the conventions: "I find that if I'm not looking, things· happen. In 1964 . . . It was very dull in 1964 and then General Eisenhower attacked the press and we got booed for five minutes. Something al- way s happens. "I'll stay loose, try to be where the action is,'' Art in· sists ... "like at Stassen's headquarters. "Still, I'd really rather do it all from Washington." Just how would he do it from Washington? "By watching television," snaps coqespondent Buch· wald. • • • News from the new fall season--Versatile comedian God frey Cambridge has· been signed to a long.term exclu· slve contract by CBS, to star ,... 4 in a one-hour comedy-variety series or a half-hour situa· tion ·comedy program, planned for January or the fall of 1969. One of the fore· most Negro artists in show business, Cambridge also is a writer and actor, penning all his own material. His mo· tion picture credits include ''The Last Angry Man," "The President's Analyst" and a new film for which he is a contributing comedy writer, called "Pardon Me, Is My Eye Hurting Your Elbow?" On stage, he has done the lead role in "A Funny Thing Happened on th~ Way to the Forum," and "Purlie Victori· ous" among others. • • • CBS will again air the CBS Playhouse, 90·minute origi· nal dramas written for TV, · to be aired at irregular inter- vals. Already set is "Th e People Next Door" written by J . P. Miller. The story concerns two couples and their friends, and the teenage children of both families. Al · ready cast are Lloyd Bridges and Kim ·Hunter as the main couple, and Fritz Weaver and Phyllis Newman as their neighbors next door. • • • Two 11Dollys," each unique and fabulous in her own right, will team up for an ABC special. Carol Channing, who created the title role in "Hello, Dolly" and Pearl Baily, current smash hit star of the Broadway musical, will join together in what has to be ·one of the liveliest musicals of the year. M 0 f) N IN t. &:U m n.. a.,....,. 6:50 I) Slwt Us T1lis DIJ/lllWI (C) 7:00 I) To• 1ed JtffJ (C) ID 11ie llblt AMWWI 1:u m • a....,...,. 7:lOIU_.1 (C) Proffit World of YMtll (C) Mr. Willlbont SIMw (C) Coany Mulic (C) l:GO I Qt Cl? la• .,... .., F..t Tiit~ .. (C) c.tliltdral ef To.nw (C) • DOUT Mlf• for Y11r MIMf: First program Is "Fretdom In a llllwillk» (C) 1 ...... ,.,.. ..... (C) ~ ... tllt ..... (C) (I)~ lbtltttt: "Th• Home· steadm." 0 (j) Flrat llpttst Cll•rdl la Cl) ftlblrt ll:JO 8 QI()) Ftct tilt NatlN: (C) Governor Ronald Reapn Of Callfor· n la 1uesta. · B ~latlbn USA (C) DilciMfJ: (C) ''The lively O.S.. ert." Virtlnl• Gibson takes viewtra to the Amone..SOnol'I Duert Mu· l ?Um. (R) B Mwlt: ..,_. ..,..... (dl'lmt) ·~eo Ginn, Klenm Moore. ,\ r r 1 P N o o ~ Framework." JZ.-00 89(1) Prwfmlual Soccilr: (C) 0 (6) &M Is lM ~ (C) San l)feso vs. Kanas City. 8l) fiat.., Sebft IM Hlftt ' DrMMr. ...,_.? (C) • Uwe ._ F-.re Tllutrt: (C) l:lO I ~~p .;:! Ad•lr81 wa a " uffalo 8111 Rldts.,Aaaln" and "In· lAdJ" (oomecty) '50-Wallda Htn• vaders From Mars. drix, Edmond O'Bnen. O ,f..tln: (C) "la1una Art Ftllt-D Ftc:e t. face (C) val. • Movie: (C) "SlictitlJ Sarflt" I ~ Sell (mysttfY) '56 -Rhonda AtmhtL (i) flltlt for TtdlJ (C) John PIYn... Arlena Dahl. illlica J r.labm I K1t11ry11 la. llllNlt (C) l!:JO I Ytdl -9 Pollet (C) E t...w Htlllt• Ftltll M Ttdlf (C) • _, JtnJ (C) (]) VWtt Direst (C) oux (C) ' 00 lnsltflt (C) t:GO ,. c...r1 nw.. · · 1.o ,...1111• ......... T11Mrudt Clloif (C) 1:00 B 9 (i) M..t tltt l'ml: (C) C..,. Clr1Dotla (C) Go¥ lfoekefaller guests In an lntM· Su.dlJ lhltrt: "Moa.s Rose," vleW from Miami. ' e Green Scarf," "The Cu,.. of D ,..,. and AlllWtf'l: (C) Senate the Aztec Mummy." Minority Leader Everett McKinley I C..lftty M•tk (C) Dirksen (Ill.) and Washinrton Gov· CI) Mlllisttrlal AutmtiN emor Olnlel J. Evans, the Repub· 00 SllMllJ fllltwt: "Ma I Pa lican convention keynoter auest on Kettte at the Fair." this one.hour expanded YelSlon of a Cl? Sanch • Ji•lllJ ..,. the program. II) fined ... (C) G ~, Mowit: "TJnlllt " ... t:JO ~CltrO •d tllt ,.... (C) Ste" (advtnture) '50 -Rhys Wll· • Mewtt: "fll&M N•rW' (drama) Iiams. Ron ~an~ell. ·-I Joan Leslie, Formt Tucker. m Morie: Mr; Perrill and Mr. I MiltH Ult Mouter (C) fiill" (drama) 48 -David Farrar, fE Alltft Rwival Hew Greta Gynt, Marius Gorin(. u...~ ~.-........ m Revtnl flres (C) ..__ UWl9"ft9 @ CI) AnlcMif Adwelmn (C) 10:00 IJ S.11UMI' lterwln( (C) Cl T1lk ta t1tt Lift (C) 1:30 aJ Voice ol Cllvary (C) fJ Liflu t11t U.lltarttd (C) @ (}) ISS4111 and Answm (C) 1J Movie: -Cuui&llt Rldd' (wtst· Q) 00 I lttlnt In Mnda (C) em) '57-Joel McCrea, M11tt st• 2:00 IJ Ra• f..tbtll: (C) Pre-seaton vena, Joan Weldon. game with the Rams facln1 New I!) Mwlt: "11tt Saint's Clr1 frl· Orleans. • • • di(' {drama) '54-Naomi Chance, D 011 C.•pn: (C) ''A Britisher David Janssen, former "Fu· Louis Hayward. l.oc,ks at America." . @(]) fana Sltow (C) 0 Mowlt: (C) "lltt l1ntlf11I gitive," is of cour.se very f8 Ci) Ulldttdtl (C) iiOttde f,.. iast!tul ....... (mllli· busy these days making mov· @m Ftlipl S.ndtu cal) '50-8etty Gra~le. Cesar Ro- ies. But did you ever won~er lO:JO I) o,,.rtllnlty l.Jft• (C) mero. what happened to Detective a QJ @ Tiit CttM11t Htur: (C) IJ GOLF FINAL ROUND Gira rd, who pursued him so 'Tuitice and Peete.'' Pert I of a * PGA WESTERN OPEN relentlessly all those years? four-pa~ prog.ram explort~a "!• B Q) 00 NA w.n.n Opte: (C) Well Girard whose name is Ch~rch s role '" t~a worlds baSIC Defending champ Jack Nl(klaus • •1 f S0C1al and economic problems. To· leads pros converaina on the Barry Morse (he ha1 s rom day, moderator James Finn, editor greens of Chicaao's Olympie Atlds Canada), is now actor-pro-ot Worldview, Fr. Hetman A. Porter, Country Club for final two holts of fessor at Yale University dra· Att~ur J. M.oore Jr. and Henry B. play for $llO,OOO jackpot. ma school and has 1·ust been Taliaferro .d1scuu the tupon11 of .a Rolltt' ""' (C) . · the Chrlst11n churches In the race ~ cast for a guest·Star role In and proverty problems In America. @CI) hlltr 0.by (C) an FBI segment called "The D @ (]) lup tu11117 (C) Qt Ci) W,....,ini (C) Flaw." a()) TOllll Hall Mtfti"I (C) Z:JO CJ lhvtt: "A Utt _, Htr Owa" mt· {C) ~Or· !)ea. "" Mu· ml) (C) llU· (C) 1t«- \att nley ;cw. lub· on I of ... Wil· Mr. rrar, llOft ~ew iful ual· Ro- (C) iaus the this I of (drama) '50 -l.ana Turner, Ray Milland. . @ ()) f1lta F..,t: "No &cape." S:OO ! G•• Autry Slllw Mwll: (C) "aa...t Fecel" com· IY) '52 -Gordon Mac Rae, ,,<h1'11• Kl rte. l w ... z... .......... ~., ....... 3:30, Tiies et tM loldell W• (C) llwll: .. ....._ Girt" (rotnanct) ' 2 -Join Davia. Peale CutJe. Arthur Blakt. f1 Cotm1ry c.,....i: (C) Kenny Pnc• ruests. m Celtt TIMm: (C) "Let's Be 10un1 Boy Scout ..,ho 1$ trapt)ld 011 1 prec.rious mounuln ltdat. (R) 8 JOHN GARY hosts * Woody Allen & Allan Sherman! A Bic One! n ...... 1111 a.r. <C> <oo> Guests are Woody Al len, Allen Sher· man, Los Indios TabaJaras, Mlcllael Callan. D tm (j) Yopa-.. ltttt• of S.: (C) (60) "Nlahtmart.'' Admiral Har· riman Nelson and his crww disap- pear mysteriously, leaving only Capt. Lee Crane to inveatlpte. (R) -GI Trd er~ (C) (30) m c1111p.-a , ..... (30) 8> De•lapa Herder llns. Grecco a Wiiiard, and Hamil· 10:10!Wefld tf Y..ai (C) (30) tofl Cam..l,. guut. n ...... c:.w.-D U ~ leua&I: <t> (60) ''Star· : (30) Prt-conventton pro-cromct: Candy INms that the I!!"' rom Miami S..dl, Florida. 11rt tit plans to many It l>tin1 QJ Let er... (C) (60) · blactmalled On the strenatl\ of a IB SO.fl DMlre (C) (30) phony murder charp. Tllha ster· lln1. Wiiiiam Windom pat. (R) ll:008£Jt.. O'a.ct ltlptrt:·(C) Cl.e. fJ @ CI) SundlJ "'-' llewir. (C) Roberti, Stan Duke. ilf oQo -~ (documentary) D TIM lltll Hew leWI: (C) (30) '64-A featura-lenath film of the lom Brokaw. 1964 Olympic Games In Tol!yo. The &t Ralplt ,_,. Laa VtpE (C) emphasis is on individuals as per· {!l)) David Janssen Is Interviewed formers and people, and the aim· at 1 star-studded coclrtall paftY. eraa recorded In Intimate detail the D (ft) CI> -. (C) strains and pressures of competition 1 ·--(C) (3.0) and~ of the Olympics. a... s.lllJ: "Pr1de ot tk fB Ya~ Sllew arines.." Hepp~" 0 6 f..tlrt fll11: "The Atsfl II) Aleplaa Ada• U (l) Tia o.r llU (C) 1:• u a Cl) 1...u. a.11: <C> <Jo> 1:• n cw _. rna <c> <3o> a CiJ ... ..,. u..1 ..... <C> Juanita Moore 1uuta as a Haitlan gs.a, lAN*/MaalM fn• and e fury." •:00 II Tiie Mo111tt (C) woman believed by Mark to have f1D ..... .,,...,.._, (R) 11:15 II News: (C) Harry Reaoner. supernatural powe11 nacessary to D Mewte: (C) .,.....,. (acMn· 4:301· ............ (C) revive Ben's sal&illl appetite. (R) 11t lrM Ttltro ture) '59-Georae Montaomery. • Cowtown IN• C) : Su la a..ka (~) (R) Ci) Fiii ~ ltviVll 0 9 00 Walt Dltn.,: (C) (60) 10:00 8 9 Ci) C'll•PllP '61: (C) (60) • "Ten Who Dared." Adventure story Pr.convention locMI Into the activl· ll:JO 11 lhvlr. (C) "nit er.wed _.. based on the true-life conquest of ties In Mialfti. (suspense) '~ -Dina Andtw1, the uncharted Colorado Riwr In . II U 00 H... C..P«ral: (C) John Ktrr. , 5:00 I Ntw1: (C) Clete Roberts. 1869 by ten men In rowboats. {&)) "Threshold of Coura1e." John D Mftie: "'lillJ U... (drama) 83 James Drury, Brian Keith and John Cannon ia forced to relive hla -Tom Court.nay, Julie ChristY. Movie: (C) ...,.. Sat" (ro- mance) ·~race Kelly, Alec Guin- ness Louis Jourdan. Beal star. (R) final days In the Civil War by 1 8 a,. fw Dllaa.._ (C) D Mllllotl $ Movie: "lriPt Leaf" man he disfigured In comblt. Pit fJ r .... ,. CJ Qj; .. 1'1 foetblll: (C) Tape re- play of pre-season rame between ~n Diego Charaera aod San Fran- cisco 49ers at Sin Dieeo Stadium. (drama) ·~ary Cooper, Lauren Hinllt auests. (R) m CMlw Bacall, Jack Carson, Patricl1 N .. 1. 11 S.wclq lt..-t (C) (30) 11:45 fJ Wedd If YMlll (C) m Outlr U•its (60) fJ Willia• F. lldler. (C) (60) l lruded (C) llllb'a Uw OJ Sci-fl TllNtre (C) (30) Guest Is Conrressman Gerald Ford lZ:OO 11 hllillc Sentcie (C) fB Tll• 111 Pktu,. of Mlchi11n, the top-ranklna R• U:30 ID Cit_. s--.,: ''The Rollf1lr fD Tiie frtttdl CMf publican tn the House, who dil· Case•• ' SW• Arts Tlleatrt tE fMblrt: (C) "I Am I Doc· tor." cusses the question: "Has the R• • · 1:00 llGI Ci) Ed Stallha•: (C) (00) publican Perty Anythina To Offer?'' 1:00 B Mowlt: ~ llldllala 1111" .Ray Char1es and His Orchestra, 8111 m ~ (C) (30) Cllf KJl'k. (Western) '47-.Jon Hall, ~ M1e> fI!) Capitol Incl tfN atru: (C) "Sex Education In the Schoola." Dr. Clifton Moore moder1tes a dlacus· slon with State Senator Albert Rodda (D·Sacramento), Fr. Bernard Cummins, Rabbi Joseph Ehrenkrantz and Rev. C. A. McClain. Dana, Gordon MacRae, and Carol G) News: (C) (30) Bob Noble. Laaten. Lawrence 1uest. (R) 81 fJ @ (})TM Fii: (C) (60) "Line -==~=:W...W=:=tf=Y=Mtll=:(=C)=:=====1=:25==D=IOtlC===l.,t===(C)=======. cTFire." Inspector Enklne aets up • I~ Eailt-. (C) S:JO I) a Ci) AaltM HM (C) D QJ Cil Ca... _, .c.di-clitel (C) ·~WorW(C) IJ511t1 Wiit Tuell (R) rvFN!N(. a draanet In L.A. for la Cosa Noatra chieftain Richard Macklln1 who •· caped an FBI shootout and took · nurse Carol Grant as hi• hostaae. Henry Silvi , Jan Shepard, Lynde Day, Lynn Bari pert (R) G) Adveatin i11 Spocb (C) (30) fl) 1'e fltlltt F•ltj fll) Mlkht& Tlllnp lrw (R) @E) Yerie4ades 1:30 D eiJ 00 Medters-ttH.aw: (C) (30) 'Tiie Wif Story.t• Rorer and Hert> court their wh1es aaaln when Eve 1:00 11.5 Ci) Tiie 21st Ce1t1nJ: (C) and Kaye start wearlna wip. (R) (30) "The Si.ape of films To t.ome." 8 Upa.t (C) (60) Guests are The Survey of new tedlnlciues of ml>· American Breed, Peaches and Herb, tion·picture makina. (R) Tht Yardblrds, The Merrie Motor I fiJ (6) fraak McC• (C) (30) Company, Tht Upbeat Dancers and Dki .......... Ml Pw•: (C) The GTO's. ( ) "Sllute to Vacations," m DIWid fmt Spedai: (C) (90) I!) n.tr. I (60) il'fhe Next President?" David Frost fB Capel of Qrilt talks with Humphrey, McCarthy, $:30 11-.ip11 SIMJ: {C) (30) The life, Nixon, Re11an. Rockefeller, Stuaen careers and legacies of venatlle Ii· i nd Wallace -all possible candl· lent film star Wlltlam S. Hart. (R) datn for the Presidency. (R) D 9 (6) Co""8ntile ,,..-. (C} G) Movie: (C) "f ...... ,,... hrts" (60) AnCliOrmen Chet Huntlay i nd (musical) '55-Forrest Tucker, Mar· David Brinkley and floor rtJ!Ortlft 11ret Whitinf. Frank McGee. John Chancellor, San· fB Tiie Wortd TOllllOITOW (C) der Vanoeur and EIWin Newma• fii) 118<~1 Al~ Dlnm: report from the Miami Beach (Fla.) The natlonliY f1rnous Afn>·Amelican Convention Hell on Prt·c:onv8"tlon Dance Ensemble of Arthur Hall Ptt· activity. sent n1tive ritual and character m I LAM IJKy (30) danoea. Selections performed with fJ) Sqatlnlal( Tllutrt: "Roarina 1uthentic costumes and tradltion1I Roads!' music include the Fania. the Wa· 111) $peCllltiell (R) tusl, the Stool 01nct Ind the QI (I) Nillc SefWlct Odunde. 1:55 @~Kent ,,,.. f.U E La T....ta ,. 8 Ci) L1'9At: (C) (30) laaalt tlOO 8 9 Ci) 1't S.MMtr ltotfMrl rliiia tr life to seek help for 1 Siieaera Sltew: (C) (60) Judy Col· NEW Heathkit high-power inverter for boats, cars, campers ••• a powerful friend for people on the go! 8UILD IN AN lVININO Oii TWO ••• CONNECT IT TO ANY Uw •OAT Ofl CAR BATTERY, AND ENJOY YI.AH OF CONVINI ENT AS: POWIR Boating, camptncr. or vac1tlonlng, you'll find th• ~w HHthklt MP-14 capable of providing you th• convenl9nce• of home-type AC power •• , allO makH • low•cost souro• of llmltld em•'9•noy power. Deliver• up to 500 w•tt• on an Intermittent duty oyol• • , , 400 w•ttl on continuous duty. 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Brown 969 Post Road Costa Mew, C.rif. 92626 ,------------, I I I I I I I I I I Fill In thh coupon, cllp arid mill with $1 .00 to: Pilot Priritri9, Libel Div., lox 11715, Newport IHch, Calif. 92663 ·--·············----·-·---·--··-------····-------·----- ·······················-···-··--·-------------------·--· le sure to u1' your Zip Code I I I I I I , __ _ PILOT PRINTING --..... -' L -------.-..----FREE BONUS WITH EACH ORDER OF LABELS WE WILL INCLUDE FREE SET OF PACKAGE MAILING LABELS. Te _I THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. AUQUST 3, 1961 REGULAR DAYTIME MONDAY MORNING AUGUST S Since CBS and NBC are carrying "gavel-to-gavel" coverage of the conven- tion, we list Monday pro- granH below for your con- venience. For daytime pro- gramming for the re1t of the week, see the other columns on this page. 6:10 6 Give Us This Day/News (C) 6:30 6 Summer S.muttf (C) 7;00 6 Clmpalin '61; (C) ''The Repub- lican National Convention." Formal openin& ceremonies. D Republicln Nltional CoftVention: (q Formal opening ceremonies. 10:00 6 Clptaln Kan1aroo (C) O hnon1llty (C) 10:30 D Holl,wood Squares (C) 11:00 6 SN Hunt D Jeopardy (C) 11:30 6 Wendy and Me DEye &u111 (C) AF TFRN OON 12:00 6 A Summer Thine: Tllce Our Word (C) O let's M1k1 a Dtal (C) 12:30 IJ As the World Turns (C) 0 Daya of Our lives (C) 1:00 6 love Is • Many Spfendored Thine (C) 0 The Doctors (C) 1:30 8 House ,.,111 (C) 0 Anotlltr WOfld (C) 2:00 6 To Tell the Truth (C) 0 You Don't Say (C) 2:25 6NIWI (C) 2:30 6 TN Edi' of Nipt (C) 0 Mite.fl Q1m1 (C) 3:00 6 Tha Secret storm (C) 0 Miki Doulfas (C) 3:30 6 Boutique (C) 4:00 6 CBS Evenin& News: (C) Walter Cronkite. 4:30 6 Clmpatan '61; (C) "The Repub· lican National Convention." The fea- rture for today Is the Keynote Ad· At .,,, ti• dn1 tlM ..... u. proera•• liabd !*ow .. Y bl IA· terrupttd, prw•pttd, tr resdltct· uled in order to brilt1 JM 1«9• rata, up-b>-tlte-111lnut. 1cc1Hlltl .t aat Is happenine at the ltepublJ. can Nltional Conv1ntfon 111 Mil•I, Florida. 6:10 6 6ivt U• This Day/News (C) 6:301· Suiamtr Stmnter (C) , E.ducatlon Exchane• (C) Exercise Wlttl Glofla (C) Educational futur .. Ttchnicll Corner 7:00 R P1intlne With Quy Pallnoll: (e) A practical "how-to-paint" ae- ries featuring one of America's most articulate young painters, Guy Pal- azzola. 0 @@Tiit Today Sbow: (C) All week, the program will broadcast from the outdoor patio of the Fon· tainebleau Hotel in Miami Beach, which will be the headquarters hotel during the Republican National Con· vention. Hu1h Downs, Barbara Wal- ters. Joe Gara1lola and Frank Blair will report. The entire staff will work throu1h the nl1ht to provide early mornin& viewers with up-to- the-minute news on what happened after they turned off the TV sets the previous evening. fJ Qood Day LA. (C) m Mr. Willlbotlt (C) 7:15 f.E Stodl M11tet 7:301 CBS News: (C) Joseph Bentl. Daphne's Clrtoons (C) 8:00 IJ ~ Ci) C1ptaln ll1npr90 (C). fJ The lfe Kids' Show (C) 8:30 fJ Movie: See Daytime Movies. fJ Movie: See Daytime Movies. 9:00 IJ ~ (j) Candid Clmera 0 ID @ Snap Judl'fttnt: (C) Host Ed McMahon teams up Shella MacRae and Gene Rayburn to play the game. JIU La Linne (C) CV Clrtoons (C) Qj @ NBC Nns (C) Co"uwunity Bulletin Board 9:30 ~ ~ Beverty Hlllbillla @ 6 Conttntration (C) Lovt hit Bob Lu Crane Sito• (C) 1 CI) Jade La Linne (C) 10:00 Andy of M1Jbe1TJ Cif) (j) Penonality (C) Ive It to leaver Panorama Ballll'lfltld Su11ny Today (C) 10:30 (j) Did Van DJll• Show @ Hollywood Squarer. (C) Peter Marshall welcomes Paul Lynde. Kaye Ballard, Jack Cassidy, Phyllis Diller, Mike Landon, Stu Gilliam and Ruta Lee. Re1ulars for the show are Wally Cox. Charley Weaver, Rose Marie. I The Ch11ter1 @ CV Dit11 Cavett Sbow (C) From the Inside Out (C) dress. Femaru; ScHI 111..tre, (C) p Republicu National ColMtl• Tues .. Thurs. tion: (C) The Keynote Address. 11:00 6 ~ (j) love of Lift (C) l961 • I• I· I• If I- i, :zoUI: I se• most Pal· => All jcast Fon· sach, hotel Con· Wal· Blair will JVide P·tO· ened sets t C). (C) hell• play , (C) nde, yllls and are lose => (C) .. PROGRAMS 3:301 ltlltMI• (C) Tiit rw. .... an.~o;-(~t Tt LM (C) Cl) s ... .,.. Pim hrtJ 4:00 R t1t) Cl) CIS Evtnl11 ~ (C) Walter Cronkite. thru FRIDAY 4 5 @ @ ~ (C) Mtwle: See Daytime Movies. ln1 Wltlt Corria, Wed. only. ID Rom!>tf R~m 11:25 fJ 9 Cl) CBS N ... (C) 11:30 1 1!~ Starch for ToBMfrow (C) 6 £,. lu• (C) Jotln (C) NIWI 11='5 IJ a (j) Tiit lulclinf Upt (C) fJNews (C) AFTfRNOON 12:00 fJ A Sam.., Thlnc. TIU Our Word: (C) Celebrity-contestant par- ticipation show. Wink Martindale hosts. 19 00 let's Makt 1 Dte1 (C) CllJ CV Bewitched T11apo: (C) Cole and Bohrman. Bit M1sttn0n Cl) Andy of Meybeny 12:30 I ! ~ Al tltt World Tums (C) , 6 Dqs of 0.... Liv• (C) 1 Treasure Isl• (C) Movie: See Daytime Movies. Dialln1 for Dollars 1:00 fJ ~ (l) Love Is I M1ny $pita· clortd T111n1 (C) IJ riJ 00 Tiit Dodors (C) @ (I) D1'11111 Hoaa (C) 1:3011~..._ Party (C) ' • AnotMr w...w (C) It's H1ppe11in1 (C) M0¥1t: See Daytime Movies. Surfside 6, Friday. fB Office of t1tt Prtsidtnt 1:55 0 (ft)(]) Clllldrtn's Doctllr (C) 2:00 f). 9 Cl) To Tell tltt Trdl (C) D tU 00 You Doo't S.,: (C) Arte Johnson and Judy came, both of Rowan and Martin's l augh-In, 111est. Tom Kennedy is host. g Cffi CV Newlywed Ga• (C) Tempo: (C) The Domans. Ttdlnlcal Comer 2:30 fJ Ci!J (j) Tiit Edit of Nilllt (C) 0 riJ 00 The Mltdl Ga•: (C) Judy carne and Arte Jobnson do double duty by ruestinr on this show, too. O Dobie Gillis: Cookinc Around tilt Wor~ (~Wed. only. O UIJ Datlnc Ga• (C) ID Werl Adventure, (C) Friday. 2:55 0 @ 00 NBC News (C) 3:00 tn [f) TIM Secret Stofll (C) MlktDou&lu (C) HJlllw_, Pltrol (fl) Ci) Gtntfal Hospital (C) Bozo tbt Clowft (C) ~n-off ~ Don Incl Jimmy (C) I Mr. Ed, Friday only. DMrce CHrt (C) @ (])Dirt .... (C) C"iartlt Qaptt. Cl) Hu.ntt.,-lrln.i., ~ (C) 4:30 fJ tB Cl) Ca.,afp 'U:. (C) "Th• Republican National Convention." See each niaht's listinr for the events. • fJ Mowil: Friday only. Ste Daytime Movies. a @ 00 Rtp11bllc11 Natltul. COnvtntion: (C) See each nl&flt's llstin1 for the events. I Stora• Putna• News (C) Ntw1 Hour: (C) Baxter Ward. M0¥1t: See Daytime Movies. Outer Umlb Bozo's Bil Top Sbow (C) (i) Mike O.qla (C) 5:00 0 MIC News S«Yic9, (C) Friday only. m Tiit Alnadn1 Thrff (iJ Ci) Jimmy Tllonwon Show, (C) Frid~only. 9 (JJ Slaakey's Pim Party, Friday only. 5;30 I Ozzie and Hlrrltt Alt News (C) Cartotfts Th• Adda1111 fa111lly 00 Tiiis Day 1961. (C) Friday only. Q!l (j) Qirl from UNCLE. (C) Friday only. L ook who you've been m issing. Join Jerry Dexter and Stu Nahan on "Good Day L .A ." weekdays at 7 :00 AM. 4 ~ • • • Nancy Kovack has a suest role in an episode of Family Affair to f>e presented in the fall on CBS. She plays a volunteer nurse who cares for Uncle Bill (Brian Keith) after he breaks a leg. • • • • Joaadwt Whiten:. 1Ulr ol Tile Joaaduul Wlaten SIM>w wWdi re- tu1111 to CBS .. lk iah. bas beea IWMd lilollorarJ ......... fOI' IHI of tk Nadollal COllC"HI of Ameri- ca• ladAaat la fttlopido9 of 1111 1o..-1taadlas lnmat ID tM 'Mlfue of dae Jadlu1o Re n&ffttldJ' la orpnb:l111 fund-raW111 pro)ectl In Soutllen Cal- lfomJa to bene:fit Medy JllCUan com- munJda thl'OUlllout dM country. • • • Frank Sutton, co-star of the Go- mer Pyle-USMC series on CBS, was honored as H eadliner of the Year by the Califomia Newspaper Publishers Association. Sutton also will receive a special cilation at the dinner from the CaUfornia Heart As- sociation for his service as the asso- ciation's 1968 state phYJic&l·fltnm chairman. • • • It "111 be Ob okl tlma for Larate Tuttle wt.ea llae staru ~ .. laead ll1U'le Ill Cite ae" Julla comectJ· drama leria oa NBC nell1 fall. Lorme u Judy Prke1 wu die late Jun Henflolt'• nune ror lbrtt run ID nadlo'• "Dr. Cbrlsdll•" 1eries. • • • ,.,.1 MOND A Y ~UGUST 9 For mornin1 and 1fternoon listings, please see DAY - TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 D "'ti. 111. ,..,._, ~" <ro- mance> '42-Robfrt Yovn1, Hedy Lam.arr. " .. AlaMdtl'1 •ctt• ,..,.. (musical) '38 -Tyrone POWtf'. '"llrana•rs on a Train" (mystery) -'51-farley Granatr. 11:00 IJ (C) "'-d Man'• hid'' (wut· ern) '51-Johnny Cupenter. (C) "fair Whld .. lava" (adventure) '52-Fred MacMu1T1y. 1%!30 m "?.....,.. •• '°"""' (dr1ma) '"-<:laudette Colbert. "Titer Made Mt • Cri•ln1r (drama) '3~.lolln Garfield. l:JO m "Re ~ (drama) '45- Wlillam Hartnell, Mary Morria. 4:90 fJ .,.,....,...., ... , O.U&llW' (mys. tery) '59 -Jolln Alhley, Sandra Knllhl f v I •• I •• I I t:OO 8 QI CJ) C••••l111 'U: (C) (cont'd. Trom 4:30) ''Tiit RtpubH-can National Conwntlon." Tonllhfs event is the Keynote Addrea. CBS Newsmen cO¥trlnc . the' convention are Walter CtonkJte, anchonnlllt; Eric Sevareld and Ro(tr Mudd, •n· alysis; and Harry Reuontt, ftom the speaker's rostrum. Miu Walltce h .. ds a tNm of 'six men aslrned to eovtr the convtntlon floor-Jo· aeph Bent!, John Hart, Illa Pappas, Dan Rather, and Bill Stout: Bill Plante and Bruce Morton cowtt Richard Nixon; ·Morton O..n alld Marya Mcl • .au1hlin etJlttt Nettoft Rodlefellei'; •nd TtnY Dtinkwtt.r c:overs Ronald R11pn. Art Buch· wild offers wry commtnt1ry. e.@ ct) l!plltllCH ........ u11U.: (C) (eonrd. from 4:30) Chet HuntleY ancl Dl'rid 8rlnkl11 serve as "8C'1 anchormen. NBC News llas anirned • stiff of neer- ly 800 per10n1 to Its' live IWtl·to· aavtl CO¥er11e of the convention. The four floor reporters art Fr1nll McG•. John Chancellor, Sander V1nocur and Edwin Newman. Rtu· ven Frank, Presldttlt of NBC Ntws. · will be in the NBC NfWI control room maklna tht runnin1 dtclslona as to what is eolna on tht 1U. n ,.... Min -..: <C> <90> COmic Morey Amsterdam, sl11 .. r Jimmy O..n, puppeteer Shari ltwil. and tht comedy tum of Jadde Cur· tbs and Biii lracy are stwt't l\lestl. D Six O'Clldl lllwie: (C) .,,_. .t SIWtr Ct-....-(wattm) '52--Audlt Murphy, Stephen Mcie.Uy, Faith Domer1ue, Suaan Cabot. m ...... .., <C> <30> ., ........... (30) (ii) Cl) MIR ltlfflll (C) SUNDAY, AUGUST 4 12:00 B Profesaional Socc:.r: (C) San Diego vs. Kansas City. 2.'00 B 1tam1 Football: (C) L.A. Rams meet the New Orleans Saints In pre·season game at Anaheim Stadium. Cl PGA W"'-'" Open: (C) Golf greats compete in the final two holH on the iireens of Chicago's 6,749·yard Olympia Aelda Country Club course for the newly boosted $130,000 jackpot. Jack Nicklaus is defending champion. 5:00 D Charpn Football: (C) This tape replay of game betwMn Sin Dieso Chargers and San Francisco 49en is the flnt Chargers pre-season game telecast In the Los Angetes area. This month, three other Chargers' pre~season exhibition gamH will be telecast on KHJ. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1 8.'00 1J NFL Action: (C) "Biggest Plays of the NFL" A study of the pivotal plays that decide the outcome of games. · SATURDAY, AUGUST 10 4:00 D TM Profession11ts: (C) "Baseball-Robinson." Jackie Robin- son provides an analysis of the professional brand of ~seball. ~:00 B Inside Footbllll: (C) George Allen and Gil Stratton analyze the streneths\ weaknesses and strategy of various tNms In the National Football League~ I Alw•lt Baseball: (C) Calif. Angels vs. Baltimore Orioles. AJlt•1 Wide WOttd of Spoft. (C) 7:30 0 Profile: (C) "Johnny Unitas." The famous quarterback of ffi9 Baltimore Colb discloses his thoughts on the future r.l•n• of pro football and what his role may be in that future. nter· viewer is Larry King. l.'00 D Charprs footblll: (C) Live, pre-season game between San Chargers and Oakland Raiders. hp8 THl DAILY Pl~T. TV WtUC. "UOUIT J .. l ... . f1!) WW• lltWT D IJJ Cl) ftlMJ ._,: (C) (IO) E &lrt SeMrll ~ Humlft Taratt." Sit. S._. l!JO II Tiie ,,..., a.. (Q (30) stub 1 r1"11nd·tht-clodl hullt fw • ......, f.., (30) Jot Morales, en tx·eotwlct ht htfped to 1et 1 job, who ii now wttdltd l~• ...., (30) for quest.lonlna In tht munltt ~ s,.m-: "Edit of Endu,.nce.'' robbery of hls tmptoylr. St.-. sdtne:e editor David Prowltt learns tn>m Joe's filncff thtt Joe talk.$ witfl Dr. James RotNn of bonowtd money fl"Otft htf to ..e NW about tht men and madlina out of town ind Stone 1Ull*ts Jot prot>in1 tht stmia on human WIS frarntd. Ron Soble, Lilli Ool· beinp. clonl and JuJM 01,ton iunt. II) Nltidtr9 S4 (C) m 1WMr. (C) (30) "llrit1ln In 1• 1 f ,,..., (30) ReView." Bill Bunud apenda 1 day I &Me LllCJ (30) In London. ·-··· ...... (30) ~ ~.' fulln: (C) "Th• "'"''"' .......... 1111 .... (C) Uh ,,.... s..cMz _, Ulet ,._,: "The Ru11n C•n· 7:Z5 /A1 f:S'\ .._. (C) d1dacy." WJ \'1.J f!) Maka y &trlllat a.-t 7:30 n ...._ Ytr..-: (C) (30) "The t-.a D LfllllUlll alld ......., ....,: (C) New Jerusalem." (§rl) Politlcel commentary. 0 (If) Cl) C....,., ii Atrtcr. (C) D (ii) Cl) ltp11tllc111 ..,.... .. (60) "l1kt Sinclair." A formtt tiMl!tiM: ('l (90) ABC Ntw'1 · ranch hand lnvotvtt Jim In • tribal "unconvention1l" connntlon cow.{· love trian11e wlltn he ltNls • bride a1e qffers vltwtrs a comprelltmlw and comes to Jim for help. Rockne yet complCt view .of tht Nklnl of TarlUnston and Glorll Calomte the 1968 Presldentl1l candldlttt ~ett. (R) throu1h carefully fonn1tttd ttl• U MUeft $ IMie: ......... (lllJ$-casts each nipf of the RepubUClft tery~ '61 -Jack Warner, Ronald •nvention. Each nl1ht is divldtcl ltw1s. Tht story of 1· rettntl• into five se1mentt. which "' listed manhunt for a coldbloodld killer u in Tuesday ni1ht's lo1. detectives piece loaefhlf the clues m n. ...... (60) to the crime. · ~ MET Jewaal: "Plumes for My ( TRiii • C.1-.11•c11 (C) (30) Rich Aunt" lld<t&Ja.c. ..... .,._: Im ........................ ... (66) 1& thrillin1 rascue " ~ Mllial riCln military personnel bthhld lHO Cter1t ,._ lltws (C) (60) enemy lines in Ylttnlm la told in sw.e Altllt (60) . this film. (R) · Mel ua.. ....,. (C) (60) fJl) Matitle ni.p lrtr. ''Soils." TutN ,...., fiilllsa CnlJo explains tht PH lO:JO m Ntw1: (C) t30) Bill Johns. f~. usa for four bale aolls and fli) s.. ill -.nc.: ('l "Populltlon f1pts of fertilizers and tclditlva. ExplotiOn." Or. John Btttton dis· E Cealcw J c.dtMI cusses world population pn>bltma lite 8 Tiit lit Ntn: (C) (60) Jerry and methods of birth control with Dunphy. Dr. Janet Oin11e. director of flmlty B Mftfe: (C) "T• Netti! fffdtr· Plannin1 Clinic In Cleveland, Ohio. Id" (dram1) '58 :-Gary Cooper, 11:00 tJ Eltvtn O'Qod lteport: (C) (40) · DlaM V1r'SI, Stuart Whitman. Jerry Dunphy. I N11tf (C) (30) D nt Ut11 t1Mr lltws: (C) (30) (i) T1lll DIJ 1111 (C) . Geor1e Skinner. lfii·-Qllett: Th• ... w Lost I Tiie ...... ,. (30) City Ramblers 1.ln1 Amtr1e1n foll! N ... : (C) (30) Baxter Ward. music. Tiie 1roup is made up of • llewit: "Wet ~ (dr1m1) Pete Seepr's brother, his brother· • -Hom Buchholz, Girt Fn>bt, in-law, end Tracy Schwartz. Martin Held, M1ri1 Perachy. 9 Cl) ..... (C) I Lts c .... (C) (60) ti) le ~ lllewil: '1'WIMJ lfM ..... 1:30 D Qi) Cl) l.t Pllrtl: (C)' (30) drama) '60 -Cary Wery, Annlt ·~ Piptline·to·Disaster Rlid," Tht Rosar. Rats aearch for Gen. Owen lAna· I~ News (C) bury, head of Btitlsh lntellipnce In 6 T1tia DIJ l• (C) the Nm Elst. who par.chuted from ,........ 21 his disabled plafte Oftf tht deMrt. ll:JOH(j)n.t ,..._a-(C) The Rats find tht wounded 11nar1I MM: ...,..._....,. (suipense) before the Genn1ns do, but wtien ' 'l...Grant, lnlrid Btriman. they try to talle him ID a hospital D @ (.I) JMJ .,_, a-(C) he Insists on leadin1 them on • U:.40 9 """': (C) .,. ..... tf a.- mission to destroy an important Al" (westem) '55-Georp Mont· Germ1n futl pipellnt. John Ander-aomery, Nancy Gatn. IOf\I =.~:~ <c> <90> iz.-oo m Jot ,.,.. <c> Wertd tf .._. (C) (30) ''Tiit 12:301 Chit.tr U•lb rade of Birth." The adventure of Actloe Tlleatre: "Jennifer." naturel childbirth Is brouaht to tht 12:45 D MM: "ht C..t•lelt ,._ .. SCrHn. (R) (mystery) '57-ZIClllry Scott, ,.,. I Ci) lht ,,.. UflCU. (C) 1ie Castle, Meivyn Johns, Sidney Aitita 4t MMtt-Tafler. 1:00 a Mewtt: .. ,,.. "',. ta Dlmitr" i=oo D Mme: "Ait1th Over ......,.. (drama) '54 -Burt Lanetster, (mystery) '40 -Rite Htywortti, Debor1h Kerr. Frank Sln1tr1. Ac.d· Dou11as F1il'banks Jr. emy·Awerd wlnnin1 drama concern· B Co•-ltJ ldttM INN ln1 the passlon1 ind violence of Nen (C) • aroup of soldiers stationed at 1:10 8 lllewil: '11-1 Taus .....,.. .. Peart H1r1)or Just before World (wntem) '36 -Fred MecMur,.,, Wer II. Jeck O.lllt. ina lft· ... .... •· Wt " ta 1i. :In led ltd My iO) ion !is· mt iUI 1ilJ io. 10) IO) 11) "· .. lit •" ••• ""I • NBC will cover both conventions "gavel to gav~I." Anchormen are Chet Huntley and David Brinkley (right), and corre- spondents include Jolin Chancellor, Frank McGee, Edwin Newman, Sander Vanocur, a.nd many more. . In each convention hall a complete ra- dio and television center has been con- structed. In additiQn to anchor booths overl~king the hall, each center will in- ·clude TV and radio studios, a news room, videotape facilities, .film developing labor- atories and a film editing complex. In each convention city NBC news wire service will c~nnect 20 locations to keep penonnel informed of convention activi· ties. In the .field there will be 30 delega- tion reporten whose primary function will be to feed information to the wire service. NBC will have rein.ote installations at party headquarters, as well as "crash" mobile units c~vering airports, and other str• tegic points in the convention city. Four new ultra-portable RCA man-pack "mini" cameras will be used on the crowd- ed 6.oors of the conventi~n halls'. The great · advantage of thi1 new non-cable-connected camera, in addition to its . mobility, is its ability to get close-ups. NBC will ·also have six small-head color cameras, '(semi-port· able"; they can be carried, but are cahl~ connected. . e Walter Cronkite is anchorman Cor the 25-rnan team· of CBS newsmen who will CONV·ENTION COVERAGE cover both conventions. Among those working with Cronkite will be Roger Mudd, Eric Sevaried, ~arry Reasoner, Mike Wallace, Martin Agronsky, Charles Kuralt, Joseph Benti and Doog· las Edwanh, and a "Very Special Correspondent," Art Buchwald, pOlitical satirist from Washington. CBS, like NBC, will have a complete broad~t center at both conventions. There are 22 vans, 18 mobile units and 20 house traiJen outside the COD• ·. vention centen to be used as off icee. A system of comp9nent parts much like building blocks was de- signed. and built (for the 22 vans) so that it could be put together or taken apart easily. The van1 work together as an integrated center, insure 6.e.xi- bility, reduce costs and provide for ea&ier mainte- nance. The 18 mobile wtlts· cover the major hotels, candidate headqtiarters, airports and other area& where news is being made. Three are highly mobile "flash" units that can cover some seven to 10 re- motes in one day. . • ABC will cover both conventions with a nightly 90-minute special compriaed of five distinct ele- ments. "ln1tant Documentary," a 25-30 minute examination of what is felt to be the "theme" of that day's session will lead the show, followed by a 20 minute shirteleeve "Roundtable DiscuHion" of the day's events by correspondent& and moder- ated by Bill Lawrence. A five to 1ix minute "Insid- er's Report" by Frank Reynold1 o( filmed hard n~ws will be (ollowed by a 15 to 20 minute "Com.men· tary'' section with William F. Buckley Jr. and Gore Vidal, moderated by BowuCI K. Smith. Finally, there will be an eight to 10 ·minute "Update" segment brinpng the viewer up-to-the- minute on what has happened since the show began. Ending the closing segment will be a brief "law- rence on the Spot" feature, in ~hich ABC news political editor Bill lawrence will (oreeut the next day'• events. TUESDAY AUGUST I For mominc and afternoon ll1tinp, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES l:JO D "Tiie Da•ld Don't Cly" (dra· ma) '50 -Joan Crawford, David Bri1n. B "Tltt .. .,. Wiie WaaN NII fiJr (comedy) '61-Pettr Ustinov. (C) MCattlt 0.... of Mottlau" (western) '54-8arbara Stanwy~ 11:00 D "KerN '•tror' (drama) '50- frichard Emory. ''llle Last Co• .._,. (adventure) '55-Sterilnf Hayden. 12:JO m "In 1'ls Our Ute" (drama) 'ff-Bette Davis. "f1111lnp Road" (dram•) '49-Joan 'Crawford. l :JO &) ..,_.d ef Yett_., (drama) '53 -D1n O'Heriihy, Catherine Mcleod. •:ao a "flwt Soldtn Hours" (comedy) 'If-Emit Kovact, Cyd Charisse. ' f VFN I NG l:GO 8 tlll Cl) Ca•pal11 'H: (C) (a>ni'd. Trom 4:30) "Th• Republl· can National Convention." Tonllfrt's main activity Is the platform pm· tntatlon. CBS News haa a complete broadcast facility Installed In • fleet of 22 vans, in • major new ap· proach. The vans, 40 feet Iona by tllht feet wide, are at Miami 8tac:h Convention Hall, r .. dy for opera· tlon as an lnteirated broffcnt cen· ter. Most Important of the vana 111 those that hold four conbol rooms throu&h which all of CBS News t/111· erase Is channeled. One control room Is responsible for what oc· curs on the floor of the convention hill. A second directs COYtf'IP of all activity adjacent to the floor, lncludinf the Immediate outside area, corridors and lobbies. A third Is responsible for remotes. The three staffs screen events as they occur and forward the most Important activity of the moment to a central control room. Each control room has 1 full editorial production and tech· nlcal staff. ! 9@ ltp•blican Natloaal wtlltitlt: (C) (cont'd. from 4:30) In the convention hall a complttl NBC News broadcast center is con· strvded. The center Includes stu· dios. a news room, videotape fa· cllltles, a she-position .-ttchbolrd, film developine laboratories, and a fllm editlna complex. The NBC News wire service c:onnecb to 20 locations to keep NBC pe,..,nnel Informed of slplfle1nt de'itlop· ments. In the field are 30 delep· tion reporters wfloH prlmlfY func- tion Is to feed the wire service. 11 StM AllM sa.w: <C> (90) Steve's wife, Jayne Meadows, joins him tonlaht alone with actor-come- 'dlan Gabe Dell, slnpr Teddy Neely and comedienne Joyce Jameson. D Six O'a.ct Mowit: .,..... C... Iii" Ntlaons" (comedy) '52--0zzle, LETS TALT< IT OVER-David White (left), featured o.r the Boss, finds himself in the middle of a family squabble between Elizabeth Montgomery and Dic)c Yorlc in "I Confess," on ABC's Bewitched, Thursday at 8:30 PM. Roy Bulla's Steveu TV 1953 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa ALL MAICIS.COLOR Ol ILACI & WHITI El Phone 548-3494 ,...10 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEE'K, AUGUST 3, 1968 Harriet, David and R~ Nelson. of local newsmen. C"'Jfes Brown Rock Hudaon, Barbara Lawrence, moder1tes.. Ann Doran, Jim Bad<us, Sheldon I lV Mlllical Osurt Lton1rd. 1:30 loh111n tttd larlley SM: (C) m Mewlt: {C) "T,..,..,. (drama) ( ) Political commentary. '56-Burt lancuter, Tony ~rtla. D @CI) lepubllcH NltltNI Gina Loltobrialda, Katy Jur1do. COnvtntlon: (C) (90) ABC's staff Is I lat Mastmon (30) anchored by Howard K. Smith. Bob CJ) Merv 8rtffln (C) Clark and John Scali tell the audl· Mara Ntw1 ence whit hu transpired on the &tre Sombras floor. Other reporters CO¥t1 the l:JO Tiit Croewy SMw (C) (30) events off the floor, in the "$1'1'10k•· Mdt•Wa 11"1 (30) filled" hotel rooms. The five 111· Sptctf•: "Bucllminster Fuller ments of each nlaht's coveraae art: -Prospects for Humanity.'' David (1) A half-hour "Instant documen· Prowltt talks with the scientist· tary" on the theme of the day. (2) t.heofbt and developer of the aeo· Followin& the "Instant documentary" deslc dome. Is a round-table discussion by cor· I Notici«• 34 (C) respondents. (3) An "lnslde(s Re· 7:00 F Troop (30) port.'' a five-to-six minute "hard" Cilli11ft's Island (30) news, in-depth film report. (4) In-n. Alltricatt st.ae: "One cisive trenchant commentaries by gttt at FOfd's Theatre." Or. Irwin ABC News auest commentators Wll· Swerdlow reviews the assassination liam F. Buckley Jr. and Gore Y-tdaL of Lincoln as a traaedy in five acts. (5) "Update," an eiaht-to·ten minute I fallpa Sandlez 111ment brinaina the viewer up to 7:25 Ci) News (C) the minute on what has transpired 7:30 Crand Prize R~na (C) (30) from the time the convention pro· @ CI) &arriton's Gorillas: (C) gram took to the air. ( ) "Time Bomb." Attempting to G) PlllllOft to Trevef: (C) (30) .teal a German-developed compound "The Unknown Turkey." for a super bomb, the Gorillas have 1· Gov. Reapn News Conftttnu to disarm an activated time bomb Cl) Movie-Go-Round to reach their prize. (R) • Martes a las 21:30 0 Miiiien $ Mowlt: (C) "Two Rode 10:00 Geor1e Putn1m News (C) (60) ~ (western) '61 -James • Movie: (C) "House of Wu" Stewart. Richard Widmark, Shirley (horror) '53-Vincent Price, Frank Jones, Andy Devine. Linda Cristal. Lovejoy, Phyllis Kirk. I Perry Maon (60) I Jack Latltam News (C) (30) T1't Frtftdl CIMf (R) Fnortte Story (C) (30) Sonrisu : Boston Sympllony: Erich leina- &.'GO T1't llf News: (C) (60) Jeny dorf leads the orchestra In Btt· Dunphy. thoven's Symphony No. 2 in D Ma· II ROLLER GAMES-live! (C) Jor. Op. 36; "As Quiet As" by * T-BIRDS vs. NEW YORK Col~rass; and Ytolln Conce~ In D ff Rof•-.. • (C) (2 h ) l • Ma1or, .op. 77 by Brahms with Jo· . ,.. •••a. r "'-seph Silverstein, soloist. 1rda va. N.Y. Bombers. I Toros de U.,ana I Hazel (C) (30) 10:30 Newt: (C) (30) Bill Johns. (6) This Day 1961 (C) 11:00 Eleven O'Cloct 1tport. (C) (40) NET Playhouse: "Thirteen Jerry Dunphy l lnst Fate-The Survivors." (R) 0 The lltb. Hour N.ewa: (C) (30) (j) News (C) Georae Skinner. lo Prohlb~ I Stories of Utt c..rtury (30) 8:l0 @ (J') It Tallu a Tllltf: (C) News: (C) (30) Baxter Ward. ( ) 'Turnabout." Ida Lupino Les Crane (C) ruests as pr. Elsa Schnelder, e sci· Movlt: "Smart Girta Don't Tatl" enlist behind the Iron Curtain who (drama) '4S-Vir&ini1 Mayo Bruce Is tempted to defect Noah Bain Bennett. ' orders Alexander Mundy to recover 11 Newa (C) a laser device stolen from the U.S.. 6 This Day 1961 (C) but has to undertake the mission Ntwsline 29 hlmself when Mundy breaks his 11;30 • @ The Toni,M Slltw (C) ankle. (R) cwle: "The Wild Heart" (hor· m Merv Griffin (C) (90) ror) '52-Jennifer Jones Hugh Grit· 0) Wandtflust: (C) (30) "Alpine fith. ' Bush Pilot." Cameras follow one-O @ Ci) Joey Bishop Show (C) man airline Michel Ziegler on his 11:40 8 Mowir. "A Lettaf to Three many and often-danaerous tasks In Wives" (drama) '49-Paul Dou1lu, the ~s. Ann Sothern, Kirk Douglas, Jeanne I Girt from UNU.E (C) Crain. lta de Montem1r 12:00 I News (C) t:OO Movie: (C) "Written on Ute Joe PJne (C) rtl" (drama) '57-Rock Hudson. 12:30 • Movie: "Witness to Murdtf" Lauren Bacall, Robert Stack, Doro· (mystery) '54-Barbara SlanWy~ fhy ~alone. The alcoholic son of George Sanders, Gary Merrill. an Oil tycoon marries a llr'I who m All·Ni&frt Show: "Alone Came br1nrs out his better nature until Jones " "Casanova Brown " and his sister starts trouble. "Pos~wed." ' Ol Anteriun Wm: (C) (30) "Rocky m Action Theatre: "Man of Con· Mountain Pack Trip." Alan Sloane fttct." rides an excitin& pack train Into 1:00 O Movie: (C) ''Two CUJS Fro11 the ruued Canadian Rockies. Texas" (comedy) '48-0ennis Mor· I (6) Feature: (C) "Battle Hymn.'' gan. Ja.ck Carson. iiKk hnc>tCtlve: "Brown and I Ca••anity Bulletin IMrd acJc Coalition." Elleur Ri1CO, edl· News (C) tor of the LI Raza newspaper, Is 1:10 Movie: "Tbt Stor11 Rider" questioned about Nearo and Mtxi· (western) '57-SCOtt Brady Mala can·Amencan militancy by a panel Powers. ' l , 1161 Brown IF. (C) !atlellll Jtaff la h. Bob 1 audl· >n the If the smok .. 8 .... rear.: :umtn· 1y. (2) ntary'' ry cor- •s Re- 'hard'' 4) In· 91 by :s Wll - Vldal. nlnute up to splrtd I Pn>· (30) (60) Wax'' Frank )) .eina- 811· 1 Ma- • by in D h Jo- (40) (30) ) 'd. ·a111• lruce (C) 'hor-Grlf· (C) .. ,.. Jiii, inne ...... vck. lmt and :On· l'Ol9 !or- ~ 111 ' WEDNESDAY AUGUST 7 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) "Fla• of die llllnds" (drama) '55 -Yvonne De Carlo, Howard Duff. 0 "I Maniecl a Doctor" (drama) '3&-Pat O'Brien. (C) .. Nob Hifr (drama) '45-Gaorae Raft 11:15 11 (C) ••Jofift111 Guitar'' (west.em) '53-Scott Stady, Joan Crawford, Ster1ing Hayden. 12:30 m "Th• l.etttf'' (drama) '40 - Bette Davis. "T"9 Killin(' (mystery) '56-Ster1in& Hayden. 1:30 m "Tiit llldl Devils of laJI" (horror) '55 -Lex Barller, Jane Maxwell. 4:30 B (C) "OUf A&tnt Tl&lf" (sus- pense) '65-Roger Hanin. EVENING &:0011 ~ m ea.pa;cn '61: cc> (cont'd. Trom 4:30) 'The Republl· can National Convention." CBS News operates a news wire for Internal information, with a staff of 20 writers, editors and operators. Receivina points are located In 30 different places. CBS News will also use 18 mobile remote units, some of which wlll move into permanent pasitlons at the various candidates' headquarter hotels, party headquar· ters, airports, train stations and other locations. Three of these are "flash" units, highly mobile ve- hicles capable of handllna from seven to ten remote locations a day. O Qj @ Rtpublicu National COnventiotl: (C) (con'td. from 4:30) Almost 800 persons will partlclpate in the coveraae of this convention. More than half a doien mobile units and several crash or emergen. CY television units are on hand. To· niaht's event is the be1innln1 of the Presidential and 'flCI Presiden· tial candidate nominations. • Stlvt A1Jtfll SllOw: (C) (90) To· niaht's guests are the comedy team of Phil Ford and Mimi Hines, sincer Bobby Rydell, comic Jackie Gayle, and self·defen1e expert Daniell Aubry. Miss Aubry, belyln1 her fra&· lie appearance, demonstrates a French system of self-defense slm· liar to Judo. 0 Sil O'Clocl Movie: "Raiden of LtJte Gulf' (adventure) '63-MI· chael Parsons. Leo Salcedo, Liza Moreno, Jen Sturaaon. I Mari11t loJ (C) (30) ht Muten911 (30) Merv Grlffitl (C) ~s Newt "Wiidiife and Rep- tiles'' studies RockY Mountain blact bears; "Space ~e" eiplains the properties of the Uranium atom; ''folk Music" shows tha cias.11cal dances of lndla. ti) Amor Salbll .. '=JO B ne Groovy .._ <C> <30> m BadMtor f atll• (C) Ii) McHale's ftny (30) fiil Spedru•: (C) ''The Llvlna Sun." A documentary of Dr. Arthur Cox'• expedition to track the moon's sh•· dow durina an eclipse. Oevid Prow· ltt narrates fllm footaae taken from a jet at 30,000 feet. 61) Notlclero 34 (C) 7:00 B F Troep (30) m I Lowe LllCJ (30) Ii) Cilllpn's lull4 (30) @I Teacllef '61: "Mathematics." Ar· nold Pike Interviews Australian ex- change teacher Alan Ebert on con· trasts in teachina and livlna in his country and U.S. 61) Felipa Saftdlez 7:25 (il) (I) Ntws (C) 7:30 11 n.e HappJ Wandenn: (C) (30) "last Stop of the Colorado." The arim old penitentiary of Yuma, Arizona, now a national monument, Is visited by Slim and Henrietta Barnard. 0 @ CD Wtdoesday NIPt Movie: ''The c.ilCly" (comedy) '53-0ean Martin, Jeny Lewis, Donna Reed, Barbara Bates. Carefree Joe Anthony • and Harvey Miiier are hooked on aolf but betause Harvey Is too nervous to play before a rallery, he becomes Joe's coach. Joe Is a sensation and is invited to enter a top.flight tournament Harvey &OtS alona as his sometlmu efficient caddy. (R) B MlllicMI $ Movie: "Rebel f1ipt tD Cuba" (adventure) '62 -Peter Van Eyck, Linda Christian. In South America, an airline pilot falsely accused of fraudulence Is expelled from the country aboard a plane carryina the general who acCUled him. Durina the perilous fllaht he is abla to prcwe his innocence and his couraae. I Trutll or CoftaeqlMllCU (C) (30) Perry MllOtl (60) NET Jazz: Accompanltd by a quartet, pianist Gaorae Shearin& plays some of his music, and dis- cusses how his classical backcrouhd Influenced his playln1. @!) Prtmi• Orfeott l:i>O II ni. Bis NIWI: (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. 11 Nfl Action: (C) (30) "Bluest Plays of the NFL" Durlna every NFl season, there are ctrtaln plays on Which the outcome of a rame is decided. This show bares the facts and reaaons for the succesa of these pivotal plays. I Hm1 (C) (30) @Tllll 0., 1961 (C) lllfllnlatioftal Map.tine (j) NIWI (C) Lo Prollll!Wo l;lO' W'9111lq (C) (90) Merv 8riffl11 (C) (90) Wooden of Hae Wedd: (C) (30) • e Emeralds of Boaota." H•I and Halla Linker with teenaae son David travel Into the Andes moun· tllns to film the 9,0QO.foot·hiah city of Bocota. the capital of Co· lombia. m Aoita ,. Mo..., 9:00 II Movtf: ''Opentiotl Mid Bair' (comedy) '57-Jack Lemmon, Ernie Kovacs, Mickey Rooney, James Dar· ren. At an American hospitll base in Normandy after World War II, Lemmon and KOYacs both fall In love with the Sime pretty nurse. m I l!lcW I Air of ~: (C) (Continued) MONEY AVAILABLE TODAY 1st & 2ntl MORTGAGES ANY TYPE PROPERTY-ANY AREA Service in the Privacy of your home EVENING & SATURDAY APPOINTMENTS e Combine Your Bill's to One Monthly Payment e Borrow on Your Hom....-Paid for or Not e Easy Terms -You ChooH Your Payments • Long Term -Low Interest -I st Mortgages • We Buy and lo•n Agelnst Existing Trust Deeds For Fr .. Information Day or Night -1 Days A w .. k I 646-2477 833 DOVER DR.-NEWPORT BEACH State Licnised Mortgage Loan AgenC Member of Local Board of Realtors ROYAL MORTGAGE CO. , ... u .. (60) Slnder Vanocur alvu I a>m· prehenslve plctu,. of the arett problem of elr pollution faclna our cities from ~ to coast. Proml· nent authorities on air pollution In the U.S.A. are Interviewed concern- Ina their future worlt and the ex- pected cost. Scientists and doctors 1peculate on ,the toll In reprd to victims of the menace. ~ Ci) ftAture: (C) "Operation Pet- tTCoaT." frn NET ftttiYal: "The Rise and Fiii of Mozart." Profile of the areat THURSDAY AUGUSl\8 for morning anti• afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below. for your convenience, are the day's movies. · DAYTIME MOVIES composer, coverint the last ten 1:30 O (C) "The Second Ct'Ntllt ..- years of his life. Old manuscripts (western) '~Jeanne Crain, Qtorp offer clues to his trafic rejection Nader. • as an artist during these years. O (C) "Sona of tbe !Mindi" (ro-e> Mltrc:otes Mulical mance) '42-Betty Grable. "The 9:30 O Loltiwan 111d B*"ltJ Sllor. (C) &t of St. Mark" (drama) '44- (00) Politlcal commentary. Michael O'Shea. O @(I) Republican N1tlon11ll:OO0 ''l"he tlptinf St.Ilion" (adVen- C!Onventlon: (C) (90) A completely ture) 'SO-Bill Edwards. "Lisbon" portable, wireless microphone and (suspense) '56-Ray Milland. a hand·held, wireless color TV 12:30 m ''T'ltt Man I love" (mystery) camera are two te<hniC41 lnnova-·~-Ida Lupino. "Storm F•r" tions to be used by ABC News dur-(drama) '5&-Cornef Wiide. Ina its television co'ieraat of this 1:30 m "Amazon Quelt'" '49 -Tom convention. The microphone oper-Neal, Carole Mathews. ates at considerably hlaher fre-4:30 0 "L.awa" (mystery) '44 -Oene quency rtnaes than any other such Tierney, Clifton Webb. equipment that has been used be- fore, virtually eliminat1n1 Interfer- ence. It OP.frates in tandem with the fully i>Ortable, wireless camera, permittlna ABC Newsmen complete and free access to the usually cha· otlc and crowded convention floors. Citl Cl) Movi.C•Roulld fl) l11pactoa MQicales euenos 10:008 a.er,. h\na ...... (C) (60) • Stent Aaent (60) m Jadl IAUs•• ..... <C> <60> I favorite st81J (C) (30) .. .,... Yortf 1 ..... CoftftnMe IOI def Mltreolel 10:30 m Newt: (C) (30) Biii Johns. 11:00 11 Eltvtn O'~ Report: (C) (40) Jerry Dunphy. 0 Tht 11th Hollf News; (C) (30) Geor1e Skinner. I Tiit Wedtrntf1 (30) News: (C) (30) Banet Ward. Movlt~ "Mr. S.rdonicus" (dra- ma) '61-0scar Homolka, Ronald Lewis, Audrey Dalton, Guy Rolfe. m Les Craflt (C) (60) Movie: ''St"-O.,art.tat Flit 9" (drama) '4~Wllliam Lundi· l.~Vlr~: rc>ce. Tltl1 Day 1961 (C) Ntwallnt 29 ll:JO D Ql 00 Tiie Tonlaltt Sltow (C) U Movtt: "T'ltt Plrldint Cne" (mystery) '48-Gregory Peck, Ann Todd. ! (i1J (]) Joly lilttop ... (C) ll:AO iiOwtt: "R~ Pretty Baby" uslcal) '57 -Sal Mineo, John Saxon, Luana Patton. lZ;OO! Jot '1ne (C) 12:30 AU-Nl&flt Sllilw: ''The Two Mra. rrolls." ''The Verdict.'' and "To the Victor." . m Action Tllt.ttr.: "Copacabana.'' 12:45 G Movlt: "X ••• Tiit Unknown" (sci-fl) '57-0ean Jaaaer. 1:00 O Movie: "WMt a Wt111111" (c:om· ldy) '43-Rosallnd Russell, Brian Aheme. I ComMunit) Bulletin leant ""1 (C) 1:10 Movie: "'Nl&trt 111 .... °'1ealt" (myitery) '42-Preston Foster, Pa· tricla Morison. P•ae 12 EVENING t;OO fJ 9 ' (f) C.mpaip 161: (C) (cont'd. TrOm 4:30) "The Repubfl· can National Convention." Tonlaht's event ls the Presidential candidate's acceptance speech, provided a nom- inee was decided upon last mnin1. The unsuna heroes of any ma}or event such as this are the pro ducers and directors. On the CBS staff are Robert WuasJer, execut1" producer; Vern Diamond, sel11or di· rector; Ernest Leiser, ·executive pro· ducer of Special Broadcast Units, responsible for all special cpnven· tion broadcasts not pre-scheduled; and coveraae of key c:onvtntion activities is beinr aupervlMd by executive produce( Don Hewitt and producers Robert Chandler, Paul Greenberc. Casey Davidson and Sid Kaufman. O @@R19ubfieall National COMtntion: (C) (cont'd, from 4:30) The NBC statt consists of Donald Meaney, V'ice Pmldent. NBC News, as administ.rative supervisor; George Murray, executive producer; Robert Northshield, producer of TV cover· aae out.side tht convention hell; Eliot Frankel, producer of TV cov- erare Inside th~ c:onvention hall; Robert Prlaulx, producer of conven- tion special pro1rams; Chet tf11an, producer of TV covera1e from the party headquarters hotel; and R.ty Lockhart, manaaer of convention covera1e. 0 Sim Allen Show: (C) (90) Steve welcomes C8r1 Reiner. Lalo Schifrln, Nick Palmer. Ann Howard, Professor Julius Sumner Miiier. (R) 0 Sl1 O'Clock Movlt: "ltvt Tllat Brutt'' (comedy) '50-Paul Doualu, Jean Peters, Cesar Romero. Keenan inn, Joan 1>avis, Arthur Trtacher. Marint Boy (C) (30) Bit M•st«Mn (30) CJ) Merv Criffln (C) : fiat's New? Toniaht's Proaram looks at ariuly bears and mountain lions, lunar facts, and Thailand sonas and the Thai flute. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEE'I<. AUGUST 3, 196f '0) A.or SubnM lean mlllionalrt who compiicatts 1:30 O Dt Croovy Sllow (C) (30) the wedded blla of an Endllt m i lpclA I St.-Paid Scent: (C) c:ouplt. (60> musical ahow featurin& IJ @ (]) 1llat filrl: (C) (30) "Tht Janice Ian, ~th1 Franklin. The Apartment.'' Ann finds henelf In a Youna Rascals, The Blues Project c:ompromisin1 predicament when sM and •The Moby Crepe. borrows Don's apartment and rinds G) McHale'1 NIVJ (30) it pccupled by a drop-In. Whlla Ann fii) Sptdnl": "Medicine Men of and Harry, who is 1 frattmltJ Africa, Part I.'" Healln& sessions of brother of Don's. are 1r1uln1 about t Nl1erlan "witch doctor'' are his movina to a hotel, tht t.lt· shown. and a Western doctor com-phone rin11s. When Hany answtrs ments on his lnvntiaation of the it. the caller is Ann's father. Biii phenomenon. Bixby auests. (R) fl) Noticltna 3' (C) i 00 fNtut•~ "Midnipt Lac. ... No,.-: Sflrit of Ille ftfttp. 1-M I r r,.. <30> ·-, QUll ..... 'a !stand (30) (C) ''The land." First In 1 seritl •··· about the land and peopft of : ~ fUt Norway, thla episode Is a loOlt at • ftlip• Sandttr the beautiful countryside, the mou11· 7:25 (J1) Cl) Ntwa (C) talns and. the ports. (R) 7:30 . I "odlt ff EltrtM 0 "LET'S GO TO THE 9:30 Lohman •"41 'l•l\JIJ aow: (C) * RACES!" WIN CASH! < > Political Commentary. b VON 'S MARKETS 0 (fl)(]) ltepabllcln Nat1u1I / Pres. Y tOnnntlon: (C) (90) The ABC staff IJ let's Ito to tile IKel (C) (30) is headed by Walter J. Pfister Jr., · 0 @ Ci) Secoftd Hundred Yurs: executive producer of the lnno· (C) (30) ."Dude Hand Luke." Luke vatlve approach to TV a>nvtntlon takes a job on i dude ranch and cove~e. Ii amazed to learn that such lnno-a ~--5e ...... vations as sauna baths, diet kitch· m '°"" of tit• o.n.r: "Sales ens and biped fillies are part of Talk." An examination of the suc- the modern ranchin1 scene. (R) ceases and failuru of Arnerkall 0 Mill*,t $ Movie: "T'ltt lrldt!f' martetin& In Europe. Also included (drama) 61-Volker Bohnet, Fritz Is a report on the spread of Amtrl· Wepfer, Michael Hinz. can-style supermat1(ets In Europe. m _lflc!AL I Yank• and son: (C) 10:001 CMrst Putnam Nws (C) (60) (60) A cultural tour of Mexico fea· • Secret Arent (60) tures Alt and Jack Unkletter as co-JICk llthl• NtWI (C) (60) hosts. The "south Of the border'' (3) Tiit Untoucllabfes visit will Include stopovers, interest-: RID fllnltw: "Computer Graph· ln1 sid~lights and variety entertain· ics, Part II." Dr. Hibbs and ruem ment 1n . Ta.a~, Oaxaca, Acapulco explain how artists' renderinp ind and M~ico City. enalneerin1 drawinp can be altered m ,.,, Maaon (60) as new ld!IS are formed throulh fli) Fe~: "Treasures of Marlik." the use of computer 1raphlcs. An expedition into the Iranian El-11:00 II Elftlft O'aodl Rtf*1: (C) (40) burz ~ountains una>vers a cache Jerry Dunphy. of ancient treasures. 0 The llttl Hour ,.._: (C) (30) @I) Nueva Cita Muslctl Geor1e Skinner. 1:00 fJ The Bl& Ntws: (C) (60) Jerry I Storit1 of tltt Ctnt11r1 (30) Dunphy. News: (C) (30) Baxter Ward. 0 loxj!![ (C) (2 hr) • Movi.: "Mtn In Wlf" (drama) 0 @CJJ flyln1 Nun: (C) (30) • 7-Robert Ryan Aldo R1y Rob· "The Dia·I~." Sbter ~ertrille 1oes ert Keith. Philip Pine. ' rock hun~ing and f1ndl herself I lts Crant (C) (60) trapped wrth an unexpected com· Ntw1: (C) (30) Bill Johns. panton. (R) ~ N.., (C) Q3 (i) Tiiis Dey l961 ~C) 6 Tllb D11 1961 (C) fE Ptayi11c Ult Guitar. "Sharps, Ntwlllnt 29 Aa1s, .l<eY, 1n4 Scales." Instructor 11:15 II) Movlt: '"City tf MIMI filrla" Frederick No•d Introduces whole (drama) '41-John Archer Galt tone and half tone concepts. Sev· Storm ' eral exercises are presented lo 11•30 ~fil CI) Tiit To laM 511ow (C) help tind formations of the major • • M0vlt: ''Spettt»e':.nd" (suspenst) lscal00 NtWa (C) ' · lnarld Ber1m1n, Greaory Ptc:k. Lo Prolllbldt 0 @ Cl) Joey lisllop Dtw (C) &30 @m lewltdlld: (C) (30) "I 11:401J M,ovit:. "Co•blt s.tr (Id· Confm.~am resbrts to witchcraft venture) 53-John Ireland, Lon to c:onvice Darrin that confeuin1 McCalllster. she is a ~itch would only lead to 12;00 m Jot "91• (C) trouble. (R) 12:30 m All-Nlstlt Sltow: 'The Wyomln( m MtrY Sriffln (C) (90) Kki," "Blues in tht Nifht,'' and II) Movie: ''Stfcetnt f&ft" (dra· "The Com Is Green." ma) '41-Gary .Cooper, Walter Bren· 12:45 II) Action Them: "Alimony." nan, Joan Lesha. 12 50 ,.... ....... _ "f 1 f ..__... @) Ofl-R111tp: ,"Rudi Gen!relch." Dr. : u "'.'°:'9,.. an ·~ °' • .,_ .. Keith Berwick Joins Art Seidtnbaum Scent (mystery) 63 -Richard and fashion desl1ner Gernreich for Egan, Vlvec1 Llndfori. an analysis of this year's fashion 1:00 D Movie: "PhantDll9 of Qiu. trends. town" (mystery) ·~eyt lukt, ~ (j) Ch1 from UNCLE (C) Grant Withers. @I) Ai\ite cit Montttnar 8 Ct111•1t1ltJ Bullttia IN" 9:00 fJ Movie: (C) ''Tit• firm la Gretn-Ntwt (C) er" (come4Y) '6l~ary Grant, Rob-1:10 6 Mowlt: ''"• Sad SHp ftr Mt" ert Mitthum. Otboreh Kerr. Jean (drama) '50 -Mar1af1t Sullavan, Simmons. A comedy about an Amer-Wendell Corey. I t • 1 , t Now you can enjoy the sharpest Color TV any place in your home. Color 14" diagonal portable TV lytvanla Model C830GY $29995 Handsome two-tone grey vinyl clad cabinet. 4" front speaker-Dipole antenna. 102 sq. in. viewable picture. 18" diagonal portable TV ,,.._.. .._.. COMPL $]49'5 Console performance. 5" front speaker. .Aollabout cart and clock- timer, optional extras. 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(C) "April LA>ve" (musical) '57 -Pal Boone. 11:00 0 "The Road to Denver" (adven· lure) '55 -John Payne. "Cattle Q11t111" (western) '51-Drake Smith. 12:30 m ''Rouply Spuklnt' (comedy) '45-Rosalind Russell. "Yiu Squad" (drama)-Edward G. Robinson. 4:30 fl ''l'.airUI vs. the Flyine Sauceta'' (sci·fi) ·s~ufh Marlowe, Don· aid Curtis. 0 "S1fe at HofH!" (drama) '62 -Mickey Mantle, Patricia Barry. rvrN ING 1:00 fl The 111 News: (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. 0 HUfttltJ·lrinkM Report (C) (30) B Stne All111 show: (C) (90) Doua In Ute event U\lt die ballotia& for a Presidential candmt. lllould take lone• tlutn eipectM, HJ of tDnidtf • ncul•rlJ acheduttd pro- irams 1•111 be lnterrupttd or pr• empted bJ die networb lo brin1 you tht rtmalnder of Ute Repub- llun National Convention. McClure, Kim Weston, Fred Smoot. Barnaby Conrad auest. (R) p Six O'Clock Movie: "South SN Sinner" (adventure) 'SO-Shelley Winters, Macdonald Carey, Helena Carter, Luther Adler, frank Lovejoy. At a soulh·sea Island seaport. many unsavory characters try to cause the downfall of their companions, but the most successful of all is a cafe singer. m Marine Boy (C) (30) IE) Bat M11terson (30) E!) What's New? Tonight's program looks at the trumpeter swan, time chanies durine space fli&ht. and Burmese folk sonrs. @!) Amor Sublime 6:30 0 KNBC News Service (C) (60) fJ The Groovy 5'low (C) (30) m Bachelor Fidler (30) IE) McH1lt's NIVJ (30) f.t)Spednlm g) Noticlero 34 (C) 7:00 fl CBS Evenine News: (C) (30) Walter Cronkite. 0 F Troop (30) m I love Luer (30) OJ GHH1an's Island (30) TOO OLD-Stephen Young, who co-stars as young attorney Ben Caldwell (le/t) defends Kevin McCarthy, guest-starring as Joe Maddox, a middle-aged executive "phased out" of his job, in "You Remember Joe Maddox,'' on ABC's Judd for the Defense. Friday aJ JO PM. P•1e 14 @) Feature: (C) "The Cuaym11 Story." The dramatic story of how a small Mexican town and the space afe have come to terms. Guaymas i~ one of NASA's key tracking statioM. ~ (I) McHalt's Nn, @I) Felipa Sanchez 1:zs cm rn NIWI <C> 7:30 e 9 m The Wiid, Wild West: ("fj (SOfAdventure-spy aeries star· ring Robert Conrad and Ross Mar· tin. No storyline available at press time. OT1run: (C) (60) "End ot a Challenge." (R) 0 11IMPERFECT LADY" * is a perfect picture! Pres. by Thrifty Drug. 0 Movie: "l•plffld lady" (n>- mance) '47 -Ray Miiiand, Teresa Wright. A member of the British Parliament falls In love with a (30) Peter Manhall hosts. Cuesta are Nanette Fabr1y, Dean Jones, Buddy Hackett, Barbara Bain, and Martin Landau. 0 The Rifleman: (30) "Gun Shy." Mark develops a sodden avenlon to his father's rifle after a shootlna accident kills his friend. O @(})liuna of Wiii Sonnett (e) (30) "And a Sonnett, Kill 1 Sonnett " Two revenreful men hold Jeff captive to force Will to turn Jim over to them. (R) IE) MCIVie: "Larceny, Inc." (mys· tery) '42 -Edward G. Robinson, Jane Wyman. £t) NET P11rllouse: "Thirteen Against fate-The Son." A I J.year· old boy dllCOVers unsavory facts about his family background when he sets out to find wflat dl'OYe his fathe< to suicide. A BBC telepl1y from a story by Geofees Simenon. @!) Buen.a NodMI Aleirla ballerina. 10:00 O ~@ NIC News SpKlal: (C) 0 @ (})Off To See tlle W'iurd: (60) 'Justic&"1or A.Irr• (R) ~ (60) "C8ptaln Sinbad." An Ara· 0 8ffrp Putl• News (C} (60) bian Nights tale of adventure and 0 ff71 CI) Judd lor tlte Defe ... : astoundin1 feats of magic stars (e) {60) "You Remember Joe Mad· Guy Williams, Heidi Bruhl, Pedro dolt" A middle-ared executive Armendariz and Abraham Sofaer. (R) "phased our' of his lob is charitd 0 Million $ Movie: "In the Doa· with murdertna his el·bcm. (R) house'' (comedy) '64-LesJle Phil· 0 Seate Apnt (60) lip1, Pean Cummins, Hattie mJact latllam Newa (C) (60) Jacques, James Booth. In London fl) Luella Ubl'I two veterinarians have sep1rate practice~ne in a poor district, 10:30@) lnnovltiona: "Cryopns." Dr. the other in a rich district where Richard Srenneman and auests dis. he fleeces his clients. The "poor" cuss business PoSSibilltles in uslna vet becomes Involved in the other's "super cold" temperatures In In- practice, but smashes It dustrial processes. m Truth or ConseqlltflCIS (C) (30) 11:00 II Eltvtft O'Clock Report (C) (30) OJ P11rr MalOll (60) Jerry Dunphy. fll) lntlmational Ma1azlne 0 The 11th Hour News; (C) (30) 1:00 m Hazel (C) (30) Georae Skinner. m lo rrolllbido I One -S.,Ond (30) 1:30 IJ ta (f) Go111tr Pytt: (C) (30) News: (C) (30) Baxter Ward. L.ou·Ann POOYle (Elizabeth MacRae) • Mowie: "'COM In Ute Shttl" looks forward to her father's visit (drama) '56-Sal Mineo, John Ga• so she e1n show off her boYfriend, savettes. James Whltm«e, Denise Gomer, but father Poovie (Toi Alexander. Avery) isn't easy to impress. (R) m Les Cnne (C) (60) 0 @ @ Sbr Tr911: (C) (60) Q) Mowlr. (C) "I Wonder WIWa "Asslenment: Earth." (R) Kisling Her Now" (romance) '47-U @ (]) Man In a Sultcue: (C) June Haver, Marti Stevens. (60) ''Who's Mad Now?" McGiii ls I~ Newt (C) asked for help by an old friend who Tltls Day 1961 (C) is convinced she Is belne followed .....,lne 29 by a stianre blonde woman. • eatival de hllculas Malc.anu m Men Qrlffin (C) (90) 11:30 fl Movie: "My flVOrite BnanetW' OJ Hnlll C.lla; (C) (30) "Ha· (comedy) '47-8ob Hope, Dorothy wallan Beauty." The araceful, Lamour. swayin1 motions of the hula, the B 9 (!)TIM Tonlatrt Show (C) classic comedy of "clown princess" Movie: (C) "Dakota Incident" Hilo Hattie, and the haunting (western) '56-Dale Robemon, Lin· strains of "Bali Hai" are featured. da Damell. m Specvlation: "The Importance U @CI> Joey Bishop Show (C) of Beine Trivial." Dr. Keith Berwick 9 Ci) Salute to 1 Star and his 1uests talk about the flow 12:00 m JM Pyne (C) of ideas durine a conversation and . . , the necessity for mlxlna trivia Into 12:30 ID A!~~~atrt Show: (C) 'Tunes of the talk. The ruests are film and Glory, H~~c~I~ and the Trnn~ TV writer Martin Raraway; Royal of B~~ylon, Erik the Conqu~. Marcher Ill, restaurant owner; fllm and SWofd of th~ ~queror. writer Stan Roberts; and Clifton IE)~ Theatre. Circle of Dan· fadlman, author and critic. (R} 1er. @!) Anita de M011Wllr 12:50 0 Movie: "Daftly'• Ran..... (Id· 9:00 & QI (I) f.W., Nipt Movie: (C) venture) '58-James Gamer, Etchl· •"AtoUnd lit Wortd Under tlM S." ka Choureau, Jack Warden. (scl·fl) '66-lloyd Bridaes, Shir1ey 1:00 II Movie: , "Man i~ dlt Dart" Eaton Brian Kelly. (mystery) 65-Wllham Sylvester, m A' C , Barbara Shelley. Mrlcal t ) (30) 'The Pleas· 0 McM.: (C) ''Qiribaldl" (draMI) ure Peninaula. '61-hn.to Ricci, Pqola Stoppa. f!) Datnfriol O C4Jliimunttr ,..._ ltoanl 9:30 D tD (!) Heftywoed Squares: (C) fJ NIWI (C) 1. Guisti n Jones. aln, and un Shy." enion to shootln1 Sonnett: ~ Kill a 1en hold to tum • (mp- obinson, 1irteen 17-year- Y facts d when rove his teleplay nenon. ill: (C) C) (60) lttense: e Mad- :ecutive :har1td • (R) 60) " Dr. :ts dis- utin1 In In- :) (30) • (30) ard. nets" ] Cas- )enlse wt.o'a '47- (C) Mnt" Lin· :c> :s of rants ror," ' Dan· (ad- tchl· Irk" ster, ma) '· SATURDAY AUGUST 10 MORNING D @ (1) Jett,.., .. tilt C.tar or tilt E.ara <C> I Elalela KMEX (C) 10:00 ! ~ SUzzal! (C) 6 IMrd-(C) kin& KH1 (C) Mowit: (C) ......... .,... (west· em) ·~o1 Flynn, Alexia Smith. &!> Cine Mulaeo 7:20 Sift Us 'Bis D11/News (C) l0:301!~ Space ~ (C) 7:30 SClmmer SetDester (C) • 6 MD9I Allt (C) • Cool McCool (C) Storp ef tilt Juqle(C) Dtsip fw lAlmin& (C) 11~, Cit (I) Meby. Diet (C) Enectiwe Llvlna (C) • 9 00 Maior lelpe ....,.: Mr. WisM»oM (C) ( ) Teams to be 1nnoun* over 7:45 Staid HNrt (C) local ~tion~ 1:00 I (I) Captain Kanpree (C) e MOVll: ~ lllalld Tral" (I) s.,., 6 (C) (western) '49 -Fomst Tucker, twit: "I Cower tbt Wtt.rfrtttt" Adele Mera. (mysteiy) '33 -Claudette Colbert D @ (])TM ....... (C) fJ D1ct TrKJ (C) Ol A~ard Tlleltre: "San FrancllCO 0) Slturdq Thea1rt: "Oe$1>1fadoes StOfY. Are in Town," and "Brtakdown" are 11:30! a (j) Supennan-Aqu•1n (C) shown. @ Cf) AIMrian lanctst.nd: (C) Lu Eltrtllu y Usted e P,rO&ram celebrates Its 11th 1:30 QI 00 SUI* Prtsldent (C) anniversary with hi1hli1hts of pro· @ (]) n.. F1ntatle Fow (C) ~ms from the past. Mevie: (C) "Plrtta of Blood U Movie: (C) "Son of s.-.." (adventure) '62 -Kerwin (spectacular) '61 -Mark Fomt, 9:001M•tni~°t: I~_::.:. - Actioa TIMatrt: "Wom1n in 12:.30 I Ci) (j) Jeuy Quest (C) ite" and "The Stran1tf'' ire Movie: (C) "llle Lat Baldit" shown. _ (western) '49-Wllliam Elliott, Adrf· t:JOll:f'"' .. _ (C) 0 ~cil "-1 ... (C) Ci) S.IUOll •lld Colla~ (C) m Blue Bbtn llluh: ''Till. : "Heirs o.tpest" (advtn· Dark and Handsome." ture) '54-Rod Cameron. Joan l• ti) Anita de Molwtt••r lie. 1:00 11 Qi CiJ n.. Lone lllill'f <C> l\FTfRNOON D Movie: "Dnaltr ,....., <ro- mance) '39-lorettt Youne. David Niven. B Movie: (C) ''Captil• f,.• C... 6W+ Part I (ld'venture) '47-Ty- rone Power, J11n Ptters, Cesar Ro- mero. 81 O,W..: Wallla,.._ (C) 1:JOI OJCl)n.. ... hn• <e> Movie: ......,._ .. (d~ma) '46 -8ttte Davis, Claude Rains. Paul Henrlid. Z=tO R Prtled Heed 5tlc1: (C) The blkM's t.asty contributions to the community will be ilepicted. Miss Mooney and a PIOfusional baker show .the children how breed is baked and distributed, and sonis and stories devoted to the subject 1lso will be featured. D Movie: (C) "TM Faat UdJ" <dram•) '63-Julle Christy, Junes Robertlon Justice. R Movir. (C) "Acased of Mur. ai(• (mystery) '56-David Brian, Vtra Ralston. Q) ~ TMtbt: "Iron Sheriff." 2:30 II Explorer 10: (C) Research pro- 1rams now btinc conducted as part of the U.S. space pf'OiTlm and the scientists who ire concerned with fllfhts of the 1970's and 1980's are Eihttd. Mewte: (C) "llle Woadlrful (western) '59 -Robert Mitchum, Julie London, ma.. .. s. ea. 3:00 8 All ef ~ (C) The ex· plosive de'lelopments In .the world of life science ire illustrated by Dr. Robert E. OllOll, noted . bio- chtmist end fll"lt appointee for the Allee A. Doist professorship of bio- chtmlstty 1t st Lollis UnivlrlttJ. e ..... (C) ..., ...... I IM •" (wut&m) 15&-J1mes C.1· 3:151·ri..ren:.=.1. 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