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Home My WebLink About1968-08-10 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa MesaI " f \ I 1· '. ' J·. .• • • I , ' · DAILY PILOT Nine Hessians eleas_ed SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, '1968 In Assault on Mes.a Boxe VOL. ,1, MO. 1'2. J S•CTIONS, 4' PAOll • • IX .I ·rmen Mystery Surrounds Vall~y Snip~r .J)ea:th Six Killed 24 Injured In Disaster WILMINGTON, Ohio (UPI) -Most of the 31 officers and men attached to the 907•th Tactical Airlift Reserve Group at Clinton County Air Force Base had jobs which kept them on the ground. They were hallway through their summer training when they boarded a C119 "Flying Boxcar" Friday for some flight experience. The orienta· tion flight, a five to six hour run to Qtis Air Force Base. Mass., turned into a few minutes of terror. The giant plane of World War IC vintage ''lost its flying ability" short- ly .alter takeoff and plummeted to the ground, breaking ipto flames. Six of the reservists were killed f"d 24 were injured, 11 N!Quiring hos- pitalization. The plane crashed about a mile and a hall from the end of the runway into a patch of 90ybeans only 100 yards from a farm house. Three of tbe victims were ldenti· fied as Sgt. Ernest L. Arehart, 24, of Sabina, Ohio; T. Sgt. William B. Hansford Ill, 53, o'f Wilmington; and Sgt. Michael Welf«d, 21 , of Dayton, Otijo. Names of the other three vic- tln1s were withheld pending notUica- tion of next of kin. Mw·der Suspect To Stand Trial As Juvenile Teen • age murder su6'ptCt Edwin \Villiam Chott III will stand trial es a juvenile instead of adult Jn the bludgeon death of Corona del Mar in· surance analyst George Lyons. The decision Wal handed down Fri· day by Superior Court Judge Bruce \V . Sumner of Lagonia Beactl after a week of liearings on how to try tbe 17-year-Old suspect. 01011. an AWOL Camo Pendleton Marine, will remain at Juvenile Hall peodinl a court trlal, expected to be set within two or three weeks, accord- ing to olflcrats. He was arrested in Indlanapol!s, Ind., by FBI agents am tranaferred to Orange County six weeks ago as the prime StJspect in the May 19 mur· der of Lyont. a 48-year..oJd bachetOT. Jud@:e Sumner in his ruling pointed out Jhat U convicted in Juvenile (See JUVENILES, r1c• ·'1 - • . ·,. ..... ' ' . ' .. Mesa's Playmate DAILY PILOT ..... .., 1M ...... SIS IS ALL WET? -What's so sexy about a girl having a bath? And what's sexy? This is the basic reaction of some younger broth· ers and sisters of Gale Olson, 20, Costa Mes'a girl shown here with her photo as August Playmate of the Month, which had her in swim.- ming pool with floating toy. She looks difierent with snipped locks and a dress, but still-who's complaining? Playboy's Girl Wants Out of This W orl.d 81 ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of 1M i.nr Pl• Slaff PracdcaDy and from the esthetic viewpoint, Costa Mesa'a mOst admire· able citllen is a prim, out-of.ttiis·world redhead who hopes to co even further out of tbi1 world tome da.y as a U.S. astronaut.. • ll No more lllrry-eyed than 111e·mai.1 she lnsplfed as Aug111t Playmate .(If th• Month In Playtoy Ma1aln1e, G,Jo Olson, 20. of 3104 Roosevelt \Va,y, \vantl to wort 1n the space proei;am. Mathemat.lc1 Is her 1~hola 1 tlc (See PLAYMATE, Pace!) • Ill Juvenile Tr.ial Set In Bludg~on Slayin ' 9 Hessians Freed 8 Charged With Murder Intent Nine members Of the Costa Mesa~ centered Hessians motorcycle dub were turned looE'e Fr.id,ay, but eight others were arraigned on Ch'arges of assault with intent to commit murder against .an ex-prirefighter. A total of :l2 men were originally taken int.o custody in cconection with Ille saV6ge, dl&n-\Wtlpplng and beat· ing of Robert Glazier, 30, of 2224 Pla- centia Ave .. late last Wednesday. Glazier wa'S also S·hot in the h.and when he covered his face, as Uie Je.:id- er of the 1-Jessian gang, which burst Mystery Surrounds Death Of Man Killed by Sniper Mystery continues to cloud the death or James Gardner, 21-year-old Santa Anan gunned down Wednesday on the San Diego Freeway, apparent- ly by • sniper. The body of the mtll'der victim was found pavement battered while the motorcycle on which he was riding was iallno&t totlally undam· aged. lnformaUon released by Fountain Valley police Indicate d that Gardn~r was traveling at a relatively high rate or speed when the accident occurred. Valley police Sgt. Fred Nourse to-- day accounted for the condition dis- crepancies between the body and ve- hicle as fre-ak iDStances of chance. "Sometime1 it just h1ppen1 that the motorcycle isn't damaged," he told the DAILY PILOT. Jn any eveflt the death vehicle bore little testimony to ttie violent end o! its owner. Impounded by the Highway Patrol -the policing agency which has jur· isdiction of freeways -the motor· cycle now re~s in a Westminster ga· rage in apparent running condition and blemished only by scratched han- dlebars and a torn right throttle· grip. Investigators denied the poss<1· bllity that Gardner may have been stopped prior to his murder or that he was going at a relatively slow speed when struck down by a hail ol bullets. Sgt. Fred Nourse o[ the Valley de- tectives added that the murder's in· vestig.ation has revealed, thus far, "nothing 1ubstantial." "We're conttlnuing to check out all friends and Gardner's own back- ground, but we haven't had any breaks," he said. The clean-cut vicfi~. a Navy vet- eran who worked nights at the Mc- Donnell · Douglas facility at Long (See SNIPER, P11e !) Into bis apartmeot, ·allegedly blaated him with a bullet from dlort tange. With the previously arrested Hes· sians back on the streets, Glazier aDd his wife Barba:ra have gone into hid· Ing, while the vi<:tim recovers from serious beating injuries and lacera· tions. ··\Ve don't know where he is right now, but he's laying pretty low," Said Police LL Glenn Walker, who arrest. ed the 'cyclist identified by wttnes&· es es the raid leader early 'lbursd.ay moi;ning.' Lt.· W-alker said detectives will talk with Glazier in building their case (See HESSIANS, Page I) Armed Bandit Gets $15,000 From Broadway A man described by police a& being very pale and sporting a thick black mu.stache escaped Friday afternoon with nearly $15,000 from the va\l.lt l)f the Broadway department store fn the Huntington Center, Edinger Av· em.ie and Beach Boulevard. lhmtington Beach Police Officer James J . Rothaermel told the DAILY PILOT shortly alter the spectacalar armed l'Obbery that the susl)ecl. held Credit Manager Lela H. Powell at bay witb a fOur-lnC'h revolver, be· Ueved to be a "police speci'al," while forcing her to stuff the day's receipts (See GUNMAN, Pa1e I ) Cove Cruising Charted Sce1iic Beauty Awaits Catali11a Island Sailors 81 ALMON LOCKA8£Y .......... U you are oont"1nplat1nc a cove-bop- plng cruile around Catalln1 illand, •• we did aboard La Prensa, AvalOn ii a likely 1tartlnc point and you can go In ellbtr direction around the island - clockwise or counter-clockwise. We cHose the clockwise dlrectlon around the ea"St end with scheduled stops at LttUe Harbor and cat Htrbor on the seaward aide or the i1land. Leavin& Avalon you pass Lover'• ' Cove -which got It. appropriate name in another era -Pebby Beach where the new Airport 11 under con· atruCtlon and the Rock Quarry on the way around the eut end and Church Rock. In normal weather, you •e JJkely to be beading lrto a brisk weatherly and short chop a:s you make your Way past the sheer cllUs ._nown es the PalJsades, .and on towards • series of points of land known as S'alta Verde, Chi1'"\l'Olnt and Ben Weston Polnl . '• . At n00< o1 thtse point. wtD you flDd ancboralllS safe and s.itshdwY enQUil\ for mor.e than a (ew hours filblng -aul !htn under only the moat ideel weather cooditiw. Alter puslnc Ben We1ton Point, , you'll miss Little Harbor It you don't loo~ sharply. TM harbo< Is u small ·as ·tt'1 11eme tmi:>Ues ~d is tu cked in behb<I some-lonnldable looting rocl<s alld a solid field of'kelp. 'I'll• en!fanct is ~the east of ~rbor, skirt.lni (Ste CRULU)<Pace %) u J . 2 OAll Y PILOT Police Nab 35 Youths In Roundup Anabeim police in an all-out att.ac:k one juvenile hot •Pol known for mar-tJuan.a UH rounded up 3' youthl early 1hll momlna. Of .. ~a .,..Med, Sl were jUYen- U... Qsp1 lllcludod potMUkln aod olfertnc I« Mio cl ..tJuw. drUnk Ill pubilc Ollll Cllffew vlolMion. n. ..-. ••• mlde all>• CJ>ub. bl' Burier, 2Nt W. LI Palma An. at ·Mapolla sn.t. JuvCl111ot won rtltlled to -pll'tllll. Adultl orrettlcl lncl•IC!ed St.nlty K. N•loon, It; MorTlll A. Oroper.a, 19, druolt In pubUc; Robert R. EWott, 19 po11e11ion of marijuana, ind JOtepb JI . Peuml, 19, rttfttlnC arrest ood drunk In public. BUIMI Park police also reported a 'uvenile roundup. Twelve were arrest- ed, mottl.y for curfew v1olaUoo. Frot1t P .. e J PLAYMATE. • • 1pecla1t)' and a vlrit to the bla:, nor111alde home of Maj. aod Mn. Thaodor• Oltoo 1hoW1 aomeon• lodotd mutt nc•l In keeplnl tab• on the f•mlly. The retired U.S. Army officer, now a Phllco-Ford Aeronutronlc Dlv11lon employe, and hll wife have nine children be1lde1 Gale and the family 'collle recenUy gave birth to 13 pupa. But bow does it feet to be • Playmatl! "I uld II nut I couldn't do It. I'd be too buht\ll. But they were 10 nice and bualne11llkl," 1aid tht former OCC coed, recently home from alrUne 1t.ewarde11 tr1truna: 1chool. "Ev•)' tlmt 1 came home, 1 aatd, 'I'm never going back. l'm never coma: back/ but I did,'' 1atd Gale, dllcovered by an enterpri1ln1 pboto.,.111>h<r While doing routine roceptlonlat wnr1< al a Lona Bt1eb model~. 'l1Je miff or photographic 1e1alon1 required to preaeut Gale'• charm• Jn the but polllbll way wa• delayed ...u.f la tbe year, however, due toll· -&ho ...,i.t _.ma: 0 1 don"t bow tt lt wa1 the potl.ng," aald Ille &lallnl youai lady whose roar. awz.-fllu1'! 11 .... both U\ a · ww~nmtnl pool aad cmrllna lhrough a 1P11!11.W. lleld o( wlld mu1tard ID 11>1 A .... I Jqou~ otllor chlldru Include G111y, 24; Tony, It, a U.S. Army 11r11ant newly anivod Ill Saf,.., SO.th Vlelllam; Joyce, 19 111 alrllDe omrard111; Ted· dy, 11, Cb..111 14, JuUe, U, Lorraine, 10, DavJd, 4, and K1vln, 1lx months. Xevin was Utile interested In the Jn. terview being more concerned with grabbing a hit. to 111 -out ol a bou· quet of (lowers on a tablt. Whal do lh•y think about Gale's statul, whlch open• up a new range of job -lbWtlH, both wltl> Playboy, ...i -lb on all« to try nul for an ..,-, movie roll with Anno Ban· <nil? :·-·1111ere to thlnk?" uk•d Lor· r.aiM. w~c btt freckled no1e at ~w-h ;m ~ question. !llllUU t<.J! \1 11r.t. m9 ~ •8!, kind of ,~ • 18\d'. Got•.. "'1ttigt the went ...., __ "'111• ~·•bot ,,.., ~· l).oo...ily, 11\ ... -· •W ~· "" ~.-In n .... W, a : , ~~~le.8.."' . "f....,_rar. ...... ""~· .,,,_, """ ~ ......... -·~ ~""" l . ~t ""-" ~-t. ... ~., ~ ~ ""*"'·· .,,,. 1'1\"' .............. -·rm:~.. ""''" ~ \•W~ A ~ "-t\1d 1 .......... li' .. i..--... """' _., ·11 .w;·v "1t'1*J .._ .lttil\J "\f' .._..,"i ' ~ .P\. -COUJILUIO.lllA."111!' G• UJ'I D -.,. __,.'\Ui 'tlfff" ~ her antidptted Jeer -.4 ~ work, or 1b• may try llCI. ll<'<=U:tr sh• hopes to join the U.S. "'°"" pnr gram. ''It depends on what happens. I want to go on with math, but that's When l'm maybe 35 .•. " said the pretty Playmat.. Career posltmnue's are definitely up in the air for Miss Ollon, who may also resume training as a stewardess befOl'e pusuing her astronal.&ical aspirations. But sky travel will be nothing new lo the eldest Ollon daughter, who!e faml· ly has often switched homes following Maj. Olson's career as 1t took them through many American states, plut Germany and New Zealand. SISTER'S FOOTSTEPS The OJ.sons moved to Costa Mesa three years ago annd Gale, who at· tended OCC for • time says in· telligence rrom her ne1t d o o r neighbor, lmtnlctor Jack Klug In· dicai.t the 1Wf minds her Playbo7 _.,,ca DOI at alL ''PnttJ UDUIUll for O<X:," adds the '1rf -midJed paycbolOID' ui.r.. ~likelihood of other Olton atria -Ute Lornlnl -foUowlng In big _. ...... fool 1tepo! "!'" alru4y been In Playboy." ..,. thl frecl<led, daok-halrtd llfl, who 11,,,.... In -shot, fUlly dresl<d ot a 1""'"1 plmdc, will bo Jult line for hlr IQIJM, • •• • • • CapttWe J4S • •• 146 Cong Kille·d By Allied Forces, intelligence report• forecast an a~ tack within the next three weekJ or 10. enemy troop• by ground, alr and Aiked wh,y the ~xpected • atta~k "'· allied lorctt reported todoy the • hadn'l materfallzed1 Kerwlal Hid, tllllng of 146 foe and capturing 145 "It's probebly a wllole combtna~ Vitt CoDI alllp«.'U In a tetle1 of of U>lngs." He oald tile a!U<d com· mand struolutt In tbe Salaon art• n,111' """" tl>e country. hid been harmou!Hd .will> the c...,. Most cl the actloD occurred Friday, tloo of a caplial m!lltary dl1trkt centered in the Saigon suburbs and ~t command, and that allled swee:ps the far northern provtnces, two areas and bombing had kept the enemy wblcb U.S. olflcen 11y the enemy off balonc<, and dlmlpted 11' IDC· command b.as singled out for major istics, - SAIGON (AP) -llunUng •lusivo assaults. 1- Roundup of the Viet Cong suipects came durint: a series of cordons and searches of village•, described as one o( the biggest of iU kind in the war. LITTLE HARBOR: ). QUIET HAVEN FOR CATALINA VISITORS Tbe allied operatlonl are aimed at prevenljnl Vlei CoiiC and North Viel· nam... troops from lnllltraUng Into poa1Uon for massive attacks a&ainlt Saigon, Hue, Quang Tri and other key SOUth Vietnamese cities and pro· viDclal capitals. Mesan Facing Trail by Jury l! In Robbery HB Exchange Ouh Hears Compulsive Gambler True From Page J CRUISE ..• the kelp beds until you come to a body of smooth water parUy 1urrounded by 11andy beaches and towering rocks. The low rocks at the mouth of the harbor k~ep the large masses of kelp from coming in, but you should be on the lookout for smaller patches: that can foul a propeller. By WILLIAM REED CH ... OAllY •"9t lt1tf "When you are a compullive gam• there 1re no winnings -you muat keep playing WXl11he last penny bu vanilbed." The apaaker appearinl before the HunuastOn Beach Exchange Club waa idenutled only a& i'Bob N . .'' a member . of Gunblers Anony·mous. He told of taking $200 to the 1amlng rooma of Gardena end oirolllnc around the tables, confident he could resist the temptation. Ten minutes later he w&• on hls way to tripling his money. 'Itlen he lolt all but f4. Theri he lost everyihlng. "I bad to wah unt.ll Ute '4 wa1 &one. From Page J GUNMAN ••• Into a briefcase he carried. The neaUy·eroozned robber, who pollce theorize wa1 well • veraed tn the security procedures of the big chaln store, appeared at tile window of the third fioor credit bureau 1horl· ly before 2 p .m. "Open up the vault end a:tve me the mooty that the auaM pick• up or I'll kill you," he was quoted to have tllreaten<d. Mrs. Powell and two as,!listants emptied '4,!00 cull and •10,000 In ba1* checks into the brietcue. 'lbe money and checks were to have been picked up at~2 :30 p.m. by an ar. mored truck la< tranller to the b6nk. Tbt -Ulen llod ~ a back ltalrcae, but wu IOUO!red b7 anoll>tr store employee llcolt Ilurff, 19, who had been walllnC to coah hl1 poyroll check. Duree wts joined In his cba1e by Service Manager Carl Greenup but they lost the suspect \\'hen he jumped Into an allegedly stolen getaway car and sped olf. Police lat.r loond lhe abaodoned vehicle in tile industrial area near Gothard Street and Murdy Circle Gt.bout a mile from the 1tore. !lit! auto-rntA>Ue WM belle'Ved to ha.ve been UU. In Costa Meoa, but thal city'• VAia tlttllnod to conllrm the report. l'r•• Page J HESSIANS ... ~~ M ~ lia!llln1 transferred fk.. cfW~ r....,..,. J•ll frlday n!Ctlt tty .,...._ ~~aw, heartna next -' )Kii! ~ fV"'8 lllf'failMd w u Fr111k '11'(-" "' -le. M, al 1:11 Al· tlitrt tit,, C"'4'U Mau, -tio 11 charitd as tbt ..,,., <I. U)f '1'0UP which ra14- <d Iha Glade< home. "Remmlber me. Baby'!"' tht VIC· tim '1 wUe and a wltM11 quot.d Wiid Mouse as saying, while tbt ITOUP or 15 to 22 men 1urged In , allacklng Glazier with motorcycle chaln1 and a baseball bat. PoUce said the job was a revenge raid for a fight involving Rundle and Glazier, a bar ~r . several dJJS before. Telephone wires to tl'le apartment had been cut by someone who stood on a fence to reach them, thereby preventing a quick c.all for help. Other• arrolgned Frl<ky oo char1cs or assault witb Intent \o commit mur· der are: Thomas M. ilillc. 20, o( 'l2J11 Canyon Drive, just outside Costa Mesa city Umlta ; Philip Cerasco, 20, or 2207 Can· yon Drive, and Robert C. Harmon, 20, ol 1442 S. Raitt Sl, 8anta Ana. Alto Rol>ert MUTdoct, 30, ol lro&l Oak St., Gerden Grove, Jame1 Lu· SOD, 28, ol 12e82 Magnolia Ava., Gar· dtn Grove, Robert Henderson, 2f, of ~I Avvoodo St., Costa M111, Ind Waymon Grl,.nll, 34, of Horbor Cily. The •1'11 men are lclltdulad to ap. peaT Aucust 18 in municlptl court for a prtllmlnary h .. r1n1 . f'lley rtmaln In cu~ In Oranp County JIU In Ueu of 137,!00 ball lor -11. ... I couldn't get away from the table. That'• what you ca11 a compulsive gambler." Bob N. explained Ulat Gambler• A.nooymous Ui a self hetp group organized UI help tile compullive gambler. The new member receives a list of 12 suggeatlon1 designed to b<lp him 1n the battle against compulsive• garnbUng, Bob &aid. Along with tbe luigest.ions comes a prayer which reads, "God grant me the serenity to accept ttte thing• 1 can· not change, courage to change the things J can and the wlsdom to know Uie difference." 1-re estimated that there are si x milli-On compulsive gamblers In the United States. Many of the gambler• ore being Introduced to tile benefit. of Gamblers Anonymous, Bob said. "GA can help them to reform, but nGt unless the individual tries." He po.luted out that while the alcoholic o!Wn look! the part, th• gambler usually appear• to be pro- 1perous despite being heavily in debt. !lob told tile Exohenge C I u b members he ha,, remained away from the gaming tables for about two years now t!trougtl the help of Gamblers Anonymous. "I'm working hard on my Job end fut.,,.. prospects are good." From Page J SNIPER .•. Be.ach, was believed to be returning to hl1 home at 619 S. Moun tain Ave .. when he wet shot five times by an unknown usallant. The murder weapon has teotatively been identified as a small caliber automatic rifle. Elrller polico bad coosldmd a pos1lble lint between the Gardner murder and the arrett Thw1day of 17 member• of the Hassian Motor- cycle club. Member• of the club were picked up in the wake of the savage beating of Robert I!. Glazier, 30, at hJs apartment at 2224 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa. The attack on Glazier occurred Wednesday night, nearly :U hours ter the 1:55 a.m. estimated time of the Gardner murder. tn tl>e roundup of Hesllau 1Uapects, police cont1scated a cache of 11 weap- ons found in a Hessian home near Cost-a Mesa. One was a semi ... utomatic rifle, police said. Fountain Valley detective Lt. Mar· tin Fortin scotched rumors Friday of a deflnJte link between the two crimes. saying only that a "connec- tlon had been considered." I-le 1uggested there was a strong po11lblllty that lhe murdered man wa1 the victim of an "indlscrlmln· ate •hooting," indlcatlng the theory of a homlcldally-lncllned sniper. From Page J JUVENILE ... Court, tht suspect could be sentenc· ed to serve Ume either in Ult Califor· nla Youth Authority or in the •late penitentiary, If Chott were coovkted ln an adult court, be could be sentenced directly to the penitentiary. Sumner said. The distrk:t attorney'• ornce, 1eek· Ing an adult court trial. argued that the lttJ!.tAger "would not be amenilble to the care. treatment and tra.ining programs available through the racil· Il les of the JuvenJle Court." Official charts show as much as four to seven fathom.a of water, but well in· side you can expect to find eight to 10 feet not far from tbe beach. Because of its protection from the prevailing westerly the water ln Little Harbor is generally smooth without a great deal of surge. But watch for wind con· d1Uons ffom the south west OI' south which can pile heavy seas through the entrance. Appearances are deceiving. From the size Of Little Harbor one would think that two dozen boats would be about the limit. But over the Fourth of July weekend thsre were more than 50 boats anchored in the cove. Island officials who made the coWll allowed that there was litUe or no privacy as many of the boats were re.tted gunwale to gunwale -several on one anchor. There are no moorings in Little Harbor. \Vhen anchoring it is be1t to drop bow and stem hooks to prevent BWinging when the wind or tide changes -especially if there are other boats anchored nearby. From Little Harbor it is less than an houi's cruise to Cat Harbor -one of the largest and best protected an- chorages on either side of the island. The harbor is long and skinny and ex- tends aimost through the island to the Jsthm'Us on the olher side. As a matter of fact, it is no more than a 15-minute walk from the shore of Cat Harbor to the Isthmus shore on the other side. There are ample moorings in Cat Harbor -many o! them on lease to such mainland yacht clubs u Del Rey Yacht and California Yacht Club. You can pick up any vacant mooring here, but If the lessee arrives you are re- quired to vacate immediately. Although the willer Is 11mooth ic Cat Iiarbor, Jt is not unsual for a strong westerly to whiltle through the gap, fmning what J& known as the "Isthmus fan" aa it roars acrou the low part of the laland. Repnlless of the force of tbe westerly on the seaward. aide of .the island, it picks up velocity as It 11 1uclted through U>e Dl!ITOW pp. U you don't like wind, Cat Harbor b not a place to spend a long, lel1Ul'ely weekend . Leaving Cat Harbor and heading toward the west end of the island you won't find any suitable anchorages for other than • few hours respite or fishing. But you wU1 pus clo1e aboard some of the moat awesomely beautiful clllfs with such appropriate names as Whalt Rock and Ribbon Rock. You'll know you are nearing the west end when you get your first view or Ealle Rock. a majesUc spire that stands alone a few hundred feet from the Jsland and Just around the corner from the West End l.Jgbt. Even lhe bird droppings fail to detract from tbe beauty of Eagle Roclt. Except for someUmes heavy concentrations of kelp, you can pass between the me.in illand and Eagle Rock, but the safer course l1 outboard. A Crolh of wblta water o(f the west end marU the low-lying rocks that 1ometime1 are submerged. Now you are around the west tnd and beaded for • •taltb of coves end harbor1 1ome of which are rt1ll little known. ' (Nnl< Aloto1 Ille we--·I Tenn~ Fin.ah Slnted Surulay Sumner found that Chot\'1 trtal· ment through Juvenile Court proced· ures would parallel that of the adult court, and denied the prosecution'i; urument. Fina.la of u,. elehth annual Ntwport The jurist added that no matter Beach Parka, BN.cbt1 and RteraaUoa who bad tried the sulPfct, the death Department Ttnnla Toum.amtal art penalty 11 not a ractar If Chott is c<>n· l'CheduJed for Sunday at the Newport viW!d becauae he •II under 18 when Harbor Hlah School leOnia court. Lyons died. The schedule: t a.m., flnall for The Merlfte will tUrD 18 th11 Sep· womens doubles and meru: doublts; 10 tembtr. a .m., finals for womtns 11ngle1 and A Juvenile Hall ollcJal aald Chott boy1 IS.18 1lnglH; II 1.m., lS.18 Jlrl1 Is belol hold Ultra wllhoul ball, and 1Jn1lea end nlne-12 B glrlt •lilalt1 i i• permitted tbe f'l"eedom to mingle noont!118e·12 A. atri. •ina:lea final• ana wUll. otbtr )'(Ulflter1 and use rec-nlnt·lZ B boYI llngle1 finals ; and 1 re1tlooll ladl1Ut1 l!UCb u pto1 poua p.m., ..Sult mlJed -·•Del olne-U and 1V. boy1 tiDl!H A. Maj. Gtn. Waller T. Kerwin Jr., commander of tile U.S. 2nd Field Force which lnclude1 Saigon and it! outlying provinces, said the enemy'_s main force units ''are not in the VI· cinity of Saigon." Kerwin declined to say where lie thought the foe was, bot added that they could launch an assault against the capital anytime. Observers here believe several regi· menu of North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops are biding along the Cam· bodian border and ln provinces north and northwest or the capital. This thinking is given weight by dally sat· uration strikes by U.S. B52 bombers in those areas. An enemy attack against Saigon bu been anticipated all 1ummer. but was yet to materialize. Most rec~nt Coata Meaan C'harlaa R. Willi1, 38, facea a jury trlel Soot. 3 In C<lllllOCtlan with the armed robbery of the Fox South Coast Theater on Bristol Street last June 6. · Willis, 133 E. 16th St., pleaded in1 nocent to charges of armed robbery and kidnapping Friday in Superioi:: Court. He remains in ~~ County Jail in lieu of $62,500 bail. Willis allegedly held up theater manager Harry O. Francis and BJ~· tant manager Loren R. Annu. · Francis was having difficulty with the theater safe when Annas entered. the room, and not undtl'standlng wb&t was going on, offered to help. The kidnapping charge 6leips from the fact that, during the robbery, the two theater men were marched -at gWlpQint Irom the_ premises. Mesa Man Reveals Plan - To Halt Beach Erosion By BRUCE QENSON Of .. o.lb' ,. .... llltf Costa Mesa resident Dale Wullner is trying to find oirt if it's sUU possible for one ~~Jg~ the tide of gove·r~ ment opwmt. Wullnef 29 bas come up with two imaginatt,e· PioPosa11· to atop eros:tOh along the beac'bfront at West Newport while still preserving the natural beau· ty of tlhe coastline. He says somebody &hould build an underwater reef two miles long, about 50 feet wide, and about 6 feet beneath the mean tower low water mark, plac· ed some 100 yards offshore. Secondly, while the reef construction ts getting organized, sDmebody should fioat two 600-!oot ships to West Newport, and temporarily anchor them oUsbore Crom 36th Street to 48th Street. Both meaaurts would have a slmllar effect, Wullner r;ays. They would break the force of tides and swells which are now ripping ashore and taking a lot of 5and away on each receding wave . EROSION THREATS The salts and systems .analyst of a computer firm was galvanized Jnto ac- tion two weeks aa:o after reading of renewed erosion threat. along Ute unstable Wiit NewpOit cDasUlne. "We'd better get aome fire under thla tl>lna," he s.ald of hi• proposals. "The erosion ls a little more aerious 111an people think II i.. "We're taUdng about the best beach tn the country, and offlc1als want to sit there worrying about thls and wor· ryin& about that while nature goea to hell. That's no way to do it." What appall!i Wullner ls the solu· tiona to the problem already proposed and adopted by tl>• U.S. Army Corps of Eogineer1. Corp• officials have built ooe :i:;o.foot steel sh .. I grolll jut· ting into the •ea at 40th Street. They propose to build a similar groin 1tartin1 next montb at 44th StrHI. 'LlltE WllAllF' "At this rate,'' Wullner predicts. "you're goirlg to wind up with e~l five groins a mile. It'll look like a big factory wharf along the coastllae to Anaheim Bay." He point. out that two old ships from ttie mothball fleet placed offshore would keep the breakers from Beach Man Gets 15-day Sentence A 11.wttitlcton Buch man was .. ,,..ncod to U days 1J1 tho Orange Couo11 Jail '" char'°' ol C<lltrtbuUng to tho~...., ol 1 D>loor-. ht -• to N~ Oru,. C..Um1 ~pal c-t Friday. 1:-.. oo .... -.... ltlye4 to""" :Ill. JOMPf> W, IMr'J~tl,_, r7'1 CllMll# er... Dr1vt, ...._, ~ ,....., =rio1~~·:. ',.:.:i Analltlm 111"1 llclMlo4 llr! I• 'lrMH M Ml"'°lil lllp lchQoj 01 JNl!f I /Ill taWn1 bar lbal hat fallltr ll'lf IJI, ll\ltold ol taldn1 hw holllt lit lll'tw• her to hll homa In lh111Un,... lffllt, •ccordlol to Ille dlarpt. • hltung the beach. ,''The 'ships would solve a temporary crisis (this sea.son'~ erosion) on a temporary basis rather than a groin which solves a temporary crisis on a permanent basis." The 5heet metal of the groins are pounded deep!y intG the beach with piled.rivers. Wullner to date has met with John Shea, leader of the West Newport Improvement Association; William Iierron, Army Corps coastal engineer chief, and Don Mcinnis. West Newport representative to the Newport Bea'ch City Council. "I haven't gotten any goo d arguments from them yet on any of my ide85," Wullner says. "Herron said that an underwater reef could be considered if it wasn't too expensive.'-' "But he said we shC7Uld have an engineering firm check out the cosl I don't know who 'we' are. There's just me. "I understand th~ Corps b con· sidering an Wlderwater reef project at Santa Monica. I'd think they would have some idea of costs based on that." Then he adds, "I guess it would be unrealistic of me to assume that the Corps is going to .admit that I have a better idea." Wullner 8ays he isn't through fighUag for adoptloo of his proposals.· Indeea, he points out that he's j\lst begun. ~ His next stop, he says, will be a( l ses~ion Of the Newport Beach C~l1 Council. . ·we1t Newport, meanwhile, cQn, tinues to !all slowly but surely into l!l.e sea. , ·• DAILY PllOT '. . • " .. Nl'Wpert IHdt Cen Mew Hnt..,.... le.U Let-• Inell Wnhll1t5"'t fM~11 Y11I~ CAUFOlNIA ORANGE CO.UT l'UIL1SHING C:OMl'ANY Rebert N. w •• 4 Fl'ftldenl Ind PubliW'ltr J1ek l. C11rlrr Viet ,,_\dlttlt IM Gefts.i Mlf'lletr Th11t11• k•1•il EclilDr Tlii111•• A. M11rphi,... Ml ... llnt W l!OI" P11I N:u111 ,_,.IM ....... j I • ' ' • • I Weekend -· DAILY PILOT Your Bomet.o"'D ED III ON Dally Paper voe 6l, NO. ·192, l SECTIONS, 46 PAGES SATURDAY, AUGUST 111, "19'68 TEN CENTS 6 'Airmen l(illed 24 Injured in 'Boxcar~ Crash WILMINGTON . Ohio Cl!Pll - Most of the 31 officers and men attached to the 907th Tactical Airlift Reser\•e Group at Clinton Couoty Air Force Base had jobs which kept them .on the ground. They were halfway through their summer trainir;ig when they boarde•l a Cl19 ''Flying B"oxcar" Friday for some flight experience. The orienta- tion flight; a five to six hour run to Otis Air Force Base, Mass.,' turned into a few minutes of terror. HOW TO PLAY IT -Tom Brentnall shows bow to play game of 21 on binary digital computer which bas rilade him finalist in western states electronics scholarship com- petition. Ne,vport Student In State Finals For Scholarship Tom Brentnall, Newport J~trbor l-ligh School student who designed a computer to play the game of 21 , is a finalis t in western states scholarship competition. Brentnall, 18, will compete with 22 other futirre electronic engineers for $3,400 in scholarships at the Western Electronic Show and ConvenUon Aug. 21).23 in Los Angeles. He is the only Orange County en· trant to survive three rounds of judg. ing and far reaching the finals has received a $50 U.S. Savings Bond. Brentllall, of 2581 Circle Drive, Newport Beach , entered his binary digi tal computer for which he earlier received a sweepstakes award at Orange County Science Fair. The computer is a sure winner at the mathematical game ol 21 . not to (See FINALS, Pa(e Z) The giant plane of World 'Var II vintage "lost its fl yin g ability" short· ly after takeoff and plumm eted to th C' ground, breaking into flames. Six of the reservists were killed and 24 were injW'ed, 11 requiring hos- pitalization. The plane crashed about a mile anr! a half from the end of the runway into a patch of soybeans only lOu yards from a farm house. nu-ee of the victims were idenli· fied as Sgt. Ernest L. Arehart, 24, of Sabina, Ohlo; T. Sgt. William B Hansford JIJ, 53, of Wilmington ; and Sgt. Michael Welford, 21, of Dayton , Ohio. Names of the other three vic- ti ms were withheld pending notifica- tion of next of kin. The injured were transported to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base 1-lospital in Dayton. One of the in· jW'ed, Sgt. J ohn Workman, Wilmlng. ton, was listed in serious condition . The nature of bis ip.juries was not disclosed. 8 Hessians Charged .9 Turned Loose In Mesa Attack Nine memPers of the Costa Mesa. centered Hessians motorcycle club were turned loose Friday, but eight others were arraigned on charges of assault with intent to commit murder against an ex-prizefighter. A total of 22 men were origi.naU y taken into custody in connection with the savage, chain-whipping and beat· ing ~ Robert Glazier, 30, of 2224 Pla centia Ave .. late last Wednesday. Glazier was also shot in the hancl when he covered his face, as the lea::!-• er of the Hessian gang, which bur~· into his apartment, allegedly blastca him with a bullet from short range. With the previously arrested Hes sians t;>ack on the str.eets, Glazier and his wife Barbara have gone into liid- . in&. while the victim recovers from serious beating injtiries and lacera- tions. "We don't know where be is rigbt now, but he 's laying pretty l<rN," said Police Lt. Glenn Walker, who .arrest- ed the 'cyclist identified by witness- es as the raid leader early Thursday morning. LL Walker said detectives will talk with Glazier in building their case ag ainst the eight Hessians transferred ·o Orange County Jail Friday night :o await preliminary hearing next .veek. · One of those arraigned was Frank "\Vild Mouse" Rundle, 24, of 135 Al· :>ert St., Cost.a Mesa, who is charged :is the leader of the group which raid- .::d the Glazier home. "Remember me, Baby?" the vic- tim's· wife apd a witness quoted Wild Mouse as sayillg, ...vhile the group ot 15 to 22 men surged in, attacking Glar.itr with motorcycle chains and a baseball bal. Police said the job w.as a revenge (See HESSIANS, Page %) Mystery Surrounds Death Of Man Iffiled by Sniper Mystery continues to cloud the death of James Gardner, 21-year-old Santa Anan gunned down 'Vednesday on the San Diego Freeway, apparent· ly by a snjper. The body of the murder victim \Vas found pavement battered while the motorcycle on which he was riding was almost totally undam- aged . Information released by Fountain Valley police indicate d that Gardner was traveling .at a relatively high rate of speed when the accident occurred, Valley police Sgt. Fred Nourse to- day accounted for the condition di s· crepancles between the body and ve- hicle as freak instances of chance. "Sometimes it just happens that the motorcycle isn't damaged," he told the DAILY PILOT. In any event the death vehicle bore little testimony to · the violent end of its owner. Impounded by the Highway Patrol -the policing agency whJch has jur- isdiction of freeways -the motor- cycle now rests in a 'Vestrninster ga- rage in apparent running condition and blemished only by scratched han- dlebars and a torn right throttle· grip. Investigators denied the posso- billty that Gardner may have been stopped prior to hls murder or that he was eoing at a relatively slow speed when struck down by a hail or bullets. Sgt. Fred Nourse of the Valley de· tect:ives added that the murder's in- vestigation has revealed, thus far, "nothing substantial." "We're conttinuing to check out all frie;ds and Gardner's own back· ground, but we haven't bad any breaks," he said. The clean-cut victim, a Navy vet- eran who worked nights at the Mc- Donnell ·Douglas facility at Long (See SNIPER, Pa(e %) LITTLE HARBOR : A QUIET HAVEN FOR CATALINA VISITORS ' ? DAILY PILOT l'flef9 r.r U. Pl)'M SIS IS All WET? -What"s so sexy about a girl having a bath? And what's sexy? This is the basic reaction o( some younger brolli· ers and sisters of Gale Olson, 20, Costa Mesa girl shown here with her photo as August Playmate of the Month, which had her in swim- ming pool with floating toy. She looks different with snipped locks and a dress, but still -who's complaining? · · Playlioy~s ·Gt;t ~ Wants Out of This World By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of lllt DaUr L'llol Si.ff Practically and from the eslhetic vi ewpoint, Costa Mesa's most admire- able citizen is a prim, out-of-this-world redhead who hopes to go even further out of this world some day as a U.S. astronaut. No more starry-eyed than the males she inspired as August Playmate of the Month in Plz:yboy Magainze, Gale Olson, 20. of 3104 Roosevelt 'Vay, wants to work in the space program. Mathematics is her s c h o I as t i c specialty and 2 visit to the big, northside home of Maj. and Mrs. Theodore Olson shows someone indeed must excel in keeping tabs on the family. The retired U.S. Army officer, now a Philco-Ford Aerooutronic Division employe, and his wife have nine children besides Gale and the family collie recently gave birth to 13 pups. But how does it feel to be a Playmate? "I said at firS't I couldn't do it. I'd be too bashful. But they were so nice and businesslike," said the former OCC coed, recently borne from airline stewardess training school. "Every time I came home, I said, 'I'm never going back. I'm never going back,' but I did," said Gale, discovered by an enterprising photographer whJ!e doing routine receptionist work at a Long Beach model agency', The series of photographic sesslons requir~d to present Gale 's charms in the best po15sible way was delayed earlier in the year, however, due to il· .lness. She caught pneumonia. "I don't know if it was the posing," said the giggling yo ung lady whose rosy, 36·22·35 figure is seen both in a swimming pool and cavorting through .a spring-like fi eld of wild mustard in the August layout. Other cbHdren include Gary, 24 : Tony , 21, a U.S. Army sergeant newly arrived in Saigon, South Vietnam: Joyce, 19. an airline stewardess; Ted- dy, 16, Chris, 14, Julie, 12, Lorraine, 10, David, 4, and Kevin, six months. Kevin was little interested in the in· terview being more concerned with grabbing a bite to eat -out of a bou- quet of flowers on a table. 'Vhat do they think about Gale's status, which opens up a new range of job pos sibilities. both with Playboy, and through an o{fer to try out for an upcoming movie role witb Anne aan- croft ? "What's there to think?" asked Lor- raine, wrinkling her freckled nose at such an obvlous question. "At first, my mother was kind of (See PLAYMATE, Pare Z) Police Nab 35 Youths In Roundup Anaheim police in an all-out attack on a juvenile hot spot known for mar· ijuana use rounded up 35 youtbs early this morning. Of the 35 arrested. 31 were juven. fies . Charges included possession and offering for sale of marijuana, drunk in public and curfew violation. The arrests were made at the Olub-- by Burger, 2564 W. I.Gt.Palma Ave. at Magnolia Street. Juveniles were released to their parents . Adulls Urested included Stanley K. Nelson, 19; Merrill A. Oropeza, 19, drunk in public; Robert R. Elliott, 19, possession of marijuana, and Joseph H. Paumi. 19, resisting arlest and drunk in public. Buena Park police also reported a juvenile roundup. Twelve were arrest· ed, mostly for curfew violaUon. 'Armed Bandit Gets $15,000 From Broadway A man described by police as being very pale and sporting a thick black .mustache escaped Friday afttrnoon with nearly $15,IXX> from the vault of the Broadway department store in tbe Huntington Center, Edinger Av· enue and Beach Boulevard. Huntington Beach Police Officer James J. Rothaennel told the DAILY PILOT shortly after the spectacular a~ed robbery that the suspect held Cl'edit Manager Lela ff. Powell at bay with a tour-inch revolver, be· Ueved to be a "police sJ>tcial,'' while focclng her to stuU the day'a receipts into a briefcase be carried. The neatly-groomed robber, who police theorize was well • versed in the security procedures of the big chain store, appeared at the window of the third floor credit bureau short- ly before 2 p.m. "Open up the vault and give me the money that the guard picks up or I'll kill you," be was quoted to baVe threatened. Mrs. Powell and two asSista.nta emptied $4,500 cash and •10,000 in. bank checks into the briefcase. The money and checks were to have been picked up at 2:30 p.m. by an ar· mored truck for transfer to the bank. The bandlt then fled down a back (See GUN~IAN. Page !} N at~onal Guard Roams Riot Area ' MIAMI, Fla. (AP) -Riot-equip- ped National Guard troops Friday patrolled streets where three Negroes were shot to death and 18 persons were wounded during two days of battling rock and bottle-throwing and burning. Officials clamped an 8 p.m. cur· few on nearly haU the city and police hoped that forecast heavy rains would prevent further flareups. Except for a few scattered shotr, all was quiet Friday. Cove Cruising _Charted Scenic Beauty Awaits Catalina Island Sailors I By ALMON LOCKABEY anchorages safe and satisfactory ditions from the south west or south INH111 Cl~lltr enough for more than a few hours which can pile heavy seaa throa.:gh tbe U you are contemplating a cove-hop-fishing -and then under only the entrance. ping cruise around Catalina Island, as most ideal weather condition::. Appearances are deceiving. From we did aboard La Prensa. Avalon is a After passing Ben Weston Point th~ size Of Lltue Harbor one would Ilk I tartilJ int od j ·u · Litt! H bor ·i d •1• think that two dozen boats would ~ e y s g po a you can go n you miss e ar I you on abo-Jt th limit But ll er the Fourth o' either direction around the island -look sharply. The harbor is as small e · v ~ clockwise or cou ... er-clockwise. as It's name Implies and Js tucked. In July weekend Ulere were more than !SO We chose the clockwise direction behi:1d some formidable looking rocks boat! anchored in tbe cove. around the east end with scheduled and a solid fieitrof""kelp. The entrance Island officials who made the count stops at t,ittle Harbor and Cat Harbor ls to the east or the harbor, skirting allowed that there was little or no on the seaward side of the island: th e kelp beds unW you-come to 1 body privacy a s many of the boats wer~ Leaving Avalon you pass Lover's of smooth water partly surroul\dcd by ratted gunwale to gunwale -sev~ral Cove -whi ch got it.a appropriate aandy beaches and towering rocki. on one anchor. There are no ~oor~gs name in another era -Pebby Beach The low rocks at the mouth of the in Littl~ Harbor. When anchor;ng it is where the new airport ts under con· harbor keep the large masses ol kelp best to drop bow and stern hooks to struction and the Rock Quarry on the from comJog in, but you abouJd be on prevent twinging when the wind ot way around the east end and Church the lookout for smaller patcbea that tide changes -especiallJ if there are Rock . can foul a propeller. · other 00.ta anchored nearby. In normal weather, you are llkety to Official charts show as much as four From Little Harbor it Is less the art be heading into a brisk 'f'eatherly and to seven fathoms of water, but \"1ell In-hour's cr\llse to Cat Harbor -one of short chop as you make )'our way past 1dde you can eq>ect to flnd eight to 10 the lareest and best protected a.n~ the sheer cllffs known as the feet not far from the beach. Because cborages on either side o~ the island. Palisades, and on towakls a setlos of of ill protecUon from th~ prevailing The bubor is long and skinny and p. points of land known Is Salta Verde westerly the water In lJtue nArbor Is tends almost through the island to ttit China Point and Ben Weston Point. ' gent!'t'ally smoOth without a great deal lathmus on the other sJde. AJ a matter Al none Of these poLDls wUl you find of surge. But watch for wind con· (See CRUISE pace %) -< "!-..,., .:1 ., ---------------------------------------------------.-------------------------------~~~~,---~~~-- 2 DAil Y PILOT Saturday, .lU9USl 10, 196a Capt•re 14$ 146 Cong .\·Killed By Allied Forces ~ SAIGON (AP) -llunting elusive enemy troops by ground, air and sea a!Ued forces reported today the kiii{ng of. 146 !oe and capturing 145 Viet Cong suspects in a series of fights across the country. Most of the action occurred Friday, cent.ered in the Saigon suburbs and the far northern provinces. two areas . which U.S. officers say the enemy command has singled out for major assaults. · Roundup of the Viet Cong suspecls came during a series of cordons and searches of vlllages, described as one of the biggest of its kind in the war. The allied operations are aimed at preveating Viet Cong and North Viet· namese troops from infiltrating into position for massive attacks against Saigon, Hue, Quang Tri and other key South Vietnamese cities and pro· vincial capita.ls. Maj. Gen. Walter T. Kerwin Jr., commander of the U.S. 2nd .Field Force which include• Saigon and its outlying provinces, said the enemy'_• main force unita "are not in the v1- cinily of Saigon." Kerwin declined to gay where he thought the foe was, but added that they could launc.b an assault against the capital anytime. Observers here belleve several regi- ment& of North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops are hiding along the Cam- bodian border and in provinces north and northwest of the capital. 'nlis ~ thinkjng u given weigllt by daily sat· uration strikes by U.S. 852 bomber& fn those areas. An enemy attack against SaJ,gon has been anticipated all summer, b,,.t was yet to materlalhe. Mort recent intelligence reports forecast an at· tack wlthln the next three weeks or so. Asked why the upected attack hadn't materlalized, Kerwin said, "It'a probably a whole combination of things ." He 1aid the allied com- mand structure In the Saigon area had been harmonized with tbe crea· Uon of a capllal mllltary district joint command, and that allied rweeps and bombing had kept the enemy off bal>n<:e, and disrupted Ill log· istics. Mesan Facing Trail by Jury In Robbery Costa Mesan Charle& R. WUlis, 38, faces a jury trial Sept: 3 in connection with the armed ro!J!>erY of th• F9x South Coast Theater on Bristol Street last June 6. Willil, 133 E. 18th st, pleaded In· nocent. to charges of armed robbery and kidnapping Friday ID Superior Court. He remains in Orange County Jail ·ID Ueu of '62.500 ball. . wtnit allegedly held up theater manager Harry D. Fr~s and assia- tant manager Loren R. Annas. Francis wu bavlng dilftculty with the theater sale when Annas entered the room, and not underltandlng what was going on, offered to help. The kidnapping charge etems from the fact that, during the robbery, the two theater men were marched at gunpoint from the prernhes. '' .. L 'MOUSE' IN COURT -Hessian motorcycle club member Frank "Wild Mouse" Rundle, 24, arraigned on charge of assault with intent to commit murder, hears legal rights explained to him by Marshall Ed Winslow (left) and Sgt. Le s Doyle prior to proceedings in Har· bor District Judicial Court Frtday. Mesa Man Reveals Plan From Page l HESSIANS . NOW YOU SEE IT ••• - Fountain Valley's youngest professional magician, James Ackermann, 14, performs the .. Prisoner's Paw," latest ad- dition to his sleight-of-hand repertoire. Fountain Valley Freshman Ma kes Magic Pay Off By JAMES McNABB JR. Of t11t D•llJ 1"11111 Iliff Wonderful Box, Finger Chopper and Prisoner's Paw some day may make a .Uving for James Ackermann or Foun- tain Valley. The 14-year-old high sch o o t freshman already has earned $60, since he turned professional last April, when the world o! magic became more than just a hobby. Ackermenn has pra'Cliced the dark arts for four years and, as a newly elected member of the American Magicians AssociaUon, now charges $5 for a performance. A regular performer at convalescent homes and children's parties, the tall youth practices 10 hours to put to gether one 20-minute act. Ackermann, who goes by Jim, U1e Magic Man Jn proressjonal life. said he has a repertoire of 29 tricks he con · siders to be or professional quality. "I'm not 11ure if I'll make it as a. magician. They don't make too much money," he said. "Tbe Cyclopedia of Magic from the Huntington Beach Library advises potential magicians to get an in· te.rvtew with 8. newspaper editor and never perform for reduced rates, if 'they want to be l\lccesstul," he added. J1m doetn't think people his own age _.. &oocl IUdlenct proopecta. "Th<y think It's klDd c< llup!d. I prefer to perform for odulu." Offatale, Jim, the Magic Man. Is Jim Ibo 100 of Mr. and Mr•. Albert B. AckumaDD of 91142 Ravin Circle. · A. 0 8" ,tudl!nt whose favorite aub- joct u math~ Is Ille only i.eoage -bor o( o( dlrectorl of the a-.... l!aCh Toon Center. He -...,.iat.d -w..U ago •s th• ~of Ibo Luth.,.. Church o( Ibo llolUl'nOIJOll. So !..-Jlal llU ID ... ted flbl or his on -In 1111 lhOW equipment. 11t"vt c.:ne a loal way 1lm:e I == =~c::. = ~ -Ill." lit ...... __..._ { To Halt Beach Erosion By BRUCE BENSON Of 1M1 0.llJ 1'11111 Sttff Costa Mesa resident Dale Wullner Js trying to find out 1( it's still possible for one man to turn the tide o! gove"rn- rnent opinion. \. Wullner, 29, has come up wilh two imaginative proposals to atop erosion along the beachCront at \Vest Newport while still preserving the natural beau- ty of the coastline. He gays somebody should build an underwater reef two miles long, about 50 feet wide, and about 6 feet beneatb the mean lower low water mark, plac- ed some 100 yards ollshore. Secondly, while the reef construcUon is getting ocganized, somebody ahould float two 600-foot ships to West Newport, and temporarily anchor them offshore Crom 36th Street to 48th StreeL Both measures would have a similar effect, Wullner say1. They would break the force of tides and swells which are now ripping ashore and taking a Jot of sand away on each receding wave. The sales aDd systems analyst of a Ike Conside1·ed Still Critical \VASl1INGTON (UPl) -J.'ormer President Dwight D. EisenhO\ver was reported progressing tod ay In his re- covery from his sixtfl heart attack but doc tors Waf'ned th;it he was sti ll in a "cr itical period.'' Doctors at \Valter Reed General llospital said they were pleased with the progress of the 77 year old E isen- hower. They noted . however. that the critical period for a heart seizure vic- tim generally lasts for a ~'etk folio~" ing the attacl:. Eisenhower suffered a major heart attack -his third in 100 days - on Tuesday less than 12 hours alter he taped a 10 minute speech to the Re· publican National ConvenUon. Ft"om Page 1 GUNMAN ... staircase, but was ronowed by anoth,r store employee Scott Duree. 19, who had been w1ltillg to cash his payroll check. O\B'ff was joint'd in hts chase by Service Maoqer Cart Greenup but ttiey lost the s\Jfpect when he jumped Into an allegedly rtolen getaway car and oped o1r. Police later found tlle •bandoned vehicle ln tht industrial arta near Gothard Street and Murdy Circle about a mile from the store. 'Ille auto- mobile w.a.s believed to have been Weed In Coota Meaa, but that clty's police decllDed to -the report. ' ' computer !inn was galvanized into ac· tion two weeks ago after reading of renewed erosion threats along the unstable \Vest Newport coastline. "We 'd better get some fire under this thing," he said o( his proposals. "The erosion is a little more serious than people think it is. "\Ve're talking about the best beach in the country, and oUicials want to sit t.tiere worrying about th.is and wor- rying about that while nature goes to bell. That's no way to d'l it." What appalls Wullner is the solu· tions to the problem already proposed and adopted by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Corps officials have built ooe 250-foot steel sheet groin jut- ting into the sea at 4oth Street. They propose to build a similar groin starting next month a t 44th Street. 'LIKE WHARF' "At this rate," \Vullner predicts, ''you're going to wind up with about five groins a mile. It'll look like a big factory wharl aJong the coastline to Anaheim Bay," He points out that two old ships from the mothball fleet · pl"aced offshore would keep the breakers front hitting the beach. "The ships would solve a temporary crisis (this season's erosion ) on a temp0rary basis rather than a groin which solves a temporary crisis on a permanent basis." The sheet metal of the groins are pounded deeply into the beach with plledrivers. \Vullner to date has ntet with John Shea, leader of the West Newport Improvement Association ; \Villiam Herfon. Army Corps coa stal engineer chief, and Don Mcinnis. West Newport representative to the Ne"·port Beach City Council. ''I ho.ven't gotten any g o o d arguments from them yet on an y of my idees," \Vullner says. "Herron sa'ill that an underwater reef could be considered if it wasn't too ex pe nsive.'' "But he said we should have an engineering fir m check out the cost. I don't know who 'we· are. There's just me . "I understafd the Corps Is con- sidering an ~~yrwater reef project at Santa Monica . i·d think they would have some idea of costs based on that." Then he adds, "l guess it would be unreallstlc: of me to assume that the Corps is gotng to admit tbit I bave a better idea." Wullner says be isn't through flght1ne for adoption of his prcr._osals. Indeed, be polnts out that be s just begun. His next stop, he says, will be at a session 0( the Newport Beach City CounclL West Newport. meanwhile, con· llnues to fall slowly but surely Into the sea. I • • raid far a fight involving Rundle and Glazier, a bar bouncer, several days before. Telephone wires to the apartment had been cut by someone wtio stood on a fence to reach them, thereby preventing a quick call for help. Others arraigned. Friday on charges or assault with intent lo commit mur- der are: Thomas M. }lille, 20. of 2207 Canyon })rive, just outs ide Costa Me sa city limits; Philip Cerasco. 20, of 2207 Can- yon Drive, and Robert C. Harm-0n, 20, oC 1442 S. Raitt St., Santa Ana. Also Robert Murdock, 30, of 17091 Oak St., Garden Grove, James Lar- s-on, 26. of 12682 Magnolia Ave., Gar· den Gro ve, Robert Henderson, 24, of 251 Avocado St., Coit.a Mesa, and Waym-0n Grisenti, 34, of Harbor City. The ei ght men are scheduled to ap- pear August 16 in municipal court for a preliminary hearing. They remain in custody in Orange County Jail in lieu of $37,500 bail far eacI1. From Page 1 CRUI SE ••• of tact, It ls no more than a 15-minute w81.k. from the shore of Cat Harbor to the Isthmus shore on the other side. There are ample moorings in Cat Harbor -many of them on lease to such mainland yacht clubs as Del Rey Yacht and Ca!Uornla Yacht Club. You can pick up any vacant mooring here, but if the lessee arrives you are re· quired to vacate immediately. Although the wilt.er is smooth ir Cat J{arbor, it ls not unsual for a strong westerly to whistle through the gap, forming what is known as the ··isthmus fan" as it roars across the low part or the isl~. Regardless of the force of the westerly on the seaward side of the island, it picks up velocity as it is sucked through the narrow gap. U you don't like wind, Cat Harbor is not a place to spend a long, leisurely weekend. Leaving Cat Harbor and heading tow.ard the west end of the islaDd you won't find any suitable anchorages for other than a few hours respite or fishJng. But you will pa'8S close aboard sGme of the most awesomely beautiful clilfs with such appropriate names u Whale Rock and Ribbon Rock. You'll know you are nearing the we st end when you get your first view or Eaele Rock, a majesUc spil·e that stands alone a few hundred fe.?t from the island and just around the corner Crom! the West End Ught. Even the bird droppings fall to detract from the beauty OI Eagle Rock. EJ:cept for sometimes heavy concentraUons of kelp, you can pan between the meln Island and Eagle Rock, but the safer cO\rse Is 9Ulboard. A troth ot whtte water off the west end marks the low4ylng rocks that sometimes ae submereed. Now you are around tbe we1t end and beaded fer a wealth. of cov11 ud harbors, some of which are sUD llttlt known. (Nell: Al.., Ille 110alller side.) As l11venile • Mur~er Suspect To Stand T r ial Teen • age murder suspect Edwin William Chott III will stand trial as a juvenile instead of adult in the bludgeon death of Corona del Mar in· surance analyst George Lyons. The decision wa.s handed down Fri· day by Superior C.urt Judge Bruce W. Sumner of Laguna Beach after a week of hearings. on bOw to try the 17-year-Old '"-" ~ ClM>tt, an AWOL Camp Pendlet Marine, will remain at Juvenile H11 pending a court trial, expected to be set within two or three weeks, accord- ing to officials. He was arrerted in lndJanapoCs. Ind., by FBI agents and transferred to Orange County six weeks ago as the prime 1Uspe<:t in Ute May 19 mur· der of Lyoos, a 48-year-0ld bachelor. Judge Sumner in hls ruling pointed out that U convicted in Juvenile Court, tbe suspect could be sentenc· ed to serve time either in tibe Califor· Dia Youth Authority or in the 5tate penitentiary. U Chott were con-vitted in an adult court, he could be seDtenced directly to the penitenUary, Sumner said. Tbe di.strict attorney's office, seek· FNm Page l PLAYMATE. • • shocked," said Gale, "but she went and Wed some of the neighbors wh3t they thought. Usually, lheir husbands said they'd be first in line to buy a copy. That kind" of broke the ice.'' Does anyone recognize her in public, with clothes on arid her long, auburn tresses snipped oil.? "Actually, I h3ven't been out much," said Miss August, "but this person a total rtranger, came.up while I was visiting a glrllrlend at the University of Colorado at Boulder' and said: 'Hi Gale'.'' "That was kind of weird," she ad· ded. COLORADO·BOUND? Gale say.s she may enroll there after her anticipated year of promotional work, or she may try UCI. Eventually she hopes to j<i.n Ute U.S. space pro· gram. "It depends on what happens. I want to go on with math, but that's when I'm maybe 35 .•. " said the pretty Playmate. Career possibilities are definitely up in the air for Miss Olson, who may al!o resume training as a stewarde.:s before ,pu1uing her astrooautlcal a.spiraUon.s. But sky.travel will be nothing ne~ to the eldest Olson daughter, whose fami· ly has often switched homes following Maj. Olson 's career as it took them through many American states. plus Germany and New Zealand. SISTER'S FOOTSTEPS The O\sons moved to Costa Mesa three years .ago annd Gale, who at· tended OCC for a time says in- telligence from her next d o o r neighbor, instructor Jack King in· dicates the staff minds her Playboy appearance not at all. "'Pretty unusual for OCC," adds the girl who studied psychology there. Any likelihood of oUter QI.son girls - like Lorraine -following in big sister's bare Coot steps? "I've already been in Playboy,'' say.s the freckled, dark·baired girl, who figures in ooe shot, fully dressed at a family picnic, will be just fine for her expasure. Dana Point Man Kill ed Walking Along Hi ghway An elderly plOtel manager was kill· ed Friday night when rtruc:k by a car on Pacific Coast-Highway in Dana Point. The coroner's office identified t.he vic tim, who died of multiple injuries, as Mineo Salvalor, 78, oC 34169 Coast Highw.ay, DaDa Point. The driver of the car whidl struck the walking vict1m was Jeffery Wayne Calvert, ~. of 153 W. EscalOnes, San Clemente. Calvert was booked by the Califor- nia Highway Patrol on suspicion or drunk driving and felOny manslaugh- ter pending full tnvestigatloo. f'r>o• P .. -.J FINALS .•• be confused with Ill< card game black· jack, also sometimes ce1led 21. In Bre.ntnall'1 game, ~ player alternates ~ the computer ~dding oae, two or 1hree to a cumulative total 1<y1n1 not to get lluck tolaling 21 or more. PuU for the computer came frcm an old bo•lln& machine, a dlacarded televWoo · set, wuhing machine, ttlephone and automatic 1arace door opeaer. Brentnall and hiJ: science teacher Weblt.r JooH will attend a technlcal 1ympo1lum1 tour Cal Tech and Jet Propulllon ~. be honored .t an awardo II.-and given • nl&hl • Dllneylaocl. Ing an adult court trial, argued that thtot teen-ager "would not be amenable' to the care, treatment and training programs available through the facU·, iUes of the Juvenile Court." Sumner found that Chott's treat· ment through Juvenile Court. proced· ures would parallel Utat of the atlult court. and denied the prosecution'• argument. The jurilt added that no matter wtlo had tried the suspect, the death penalty is not a ractor if Chott ls coo· vtoted becau~ ~ was under 18 ~hen Lyons died. , The Marine will turn 18 this Sep. tember. · · · A Juvenile Hall otltcial said Chott is being held · there without bail, and js permitted the freedom lo mingle wittl other youngsters and use rec· reational facilities such as ping po~ and TV. j ' From Page 1 SNIPER ••• Beach, was believed to be returning to his home at 619 S. Mountain Ave., when he was shot five times by an unknown .assailant. The murder weapon has tentatively been identified aa a 11mall caliber automatic rifle. Earlier police bad considered 'a possible link between the Gardner murder and the anest Thtasday of 17 members of the Hessian Motor. cycle club. Members of the club were picked up in the wake of the savage beating of Robert H. Glazier 30, at his apartment at 2224 Placenti~ Ave., Costa Mesa. : The attack on Glaz.ier occurr"ed: Wednesday night, nearly 24 hours ter the 1:55 a.m. estimated time ot the Gardner murder. i In the roundup of Hessian suspects; pallce confiscated a cache of 11 weap: ons found in a Hessian home near. Costa Mesa. ' One was a se]lll-automatic rifle, police said. Fountain Valley detectlve Lt. Mar- lin Fortin scotched rumors Friday' of a definite link between the two' crimes, saying only that a ••conne(:• tion had been considered." • He suggested there was a strong possibility that the murdered mvi was the victim of an "indlscrlmin., ate shooting," indicating the theory of a homicidally-inclined sniper. , ~ Newport's Ullam Finishes Third In Snipe Trials LONG BEACH, Calli. (UPI) -Nor- man Powle, W·inchest.er, Macis., cap- tured two races Friday in the fb"st o~ three days of eliminations for nation- al Snipe sailing championship. Defending champioo Earl Elmbs bf San Diego, seeded from ttie elimina- tions, raced against Fowle in preparii.- tion for defense ol his title and fin- ished second. Buzz Levinso n, Indiana- polis. who had finished second to Elmbs for two years, was fourth. Dave Nllman, Newport Beach, fin· ished third. In the first day o! the trials. 87 boats participated ,and 24 remained in the competition. In the multiliulled speed trlals for Catamarans and Trimarans, Wind- ward, a 3'l-foot Catramaran owned by ofiartes Tobias of Malibu, sailed the 625-!oot coorse at e. speed oi 22.5 miles an hour tG establish a recortl for that type Of boat. There were 116 runs by 25 boats. · The sailing evoots ere part ol the Oalifornia National Sea Festival at l.ong Beach. DAILY PILOT N..,ett •edl C••t1 MH41 H111tl119to11 .. •c• L1911111 heelll Wnhnl11ster f•111hll1 Yell.., CALIFOINIA OR AHGE COAST PUBLISHING COMPANY Robert N, Weed Prbldtnl •!Id Putilllhn' J1c~ •· Curley Via l"resldnll Ind Genlrll MINMr Tlto11·"1 X•••~ Elll110r Tholftll A, Murp~in• Ma,..llMI EllllOr Pe1tl Nt11•1t AMrtlll111 Olrttltf OM« OHie" Cosht Mat: DD w"' hy Stl'llt H_, k.Kft: m1 """' aa111o1 ..,'"'"' , 0-1-.11: m F-t A-HllMlrtl'loro 9"dl: at $111 Stnel J I I I - -r-----• S.turday, Au9ust 10, 1968 DAILY PILOT ,S •Learning Drug~ to Be Yried at Fair-view Hy ARTIIUll R. VINSEL 01 1M ~·~ Pllel J .. ft Researchers copying a principle F'rench collegians u.se to absorb more and clearer knowledge may have a chemical key to help open the minds of retarded chlld.ren so they can learn the rudiments of da lly life. A team of specialists from UCI and Fairview State Hospital in Costa Mesa will soon begin tesUng llx young pa· tient.s with a drug which induces learn- ing and memory increases in mice, rats. rabbits and monkey&. The firtt joint. research ventw-e by the .mental bosnllal and the university is a:Iso aptiarenll9 the first experiment in chemlcauy-lnduced learning ever tried with human subjects. Stud.eats ln France have been known -Future Bright 'This • IS to cram for examinations uslnc mlnute dosta of lbe deadly poiloo stryctmine to Aid learning ability. Use oC pep pills by U. S. students ls a similar phenomenon. A long-known drug called Metruol will be used in the experiment' •l Fairview State Jlospltal a n d researehers do not foresee any danger or bad side effects. Place" '· Says Cof C Prexy A class ring lost 27 years ago on the campus of Mount Holyoke Col· lege in South Hadley, Mass., has been returned to its astonished ow.ner. Mrs. Doris Fess Sharpe of \.Vest Hartford said she lost the ring in her junior year back in 194 1. It was found this week by a maintenance man who was mow- ing the campus lawn. • -Police iii Syracuse, N.Y ., theor- i.zed today that tht thieves who , stole $900 worth of liquor from . the Hiltside Steak and Ale House may be thinking of set- ting up their own business. Tht thieves also cleaned out the 1'estaurant's .supply of swizzle' sticks and salt and pepper u shakers. 'I • If Gaye Spiegelman returns to the North Beach scene, she'll be billed as the "Topless Mother of Five." Mrs. Spiegelman, Who ·; danced as the "Topless Mother of Eight" at a San Francisco night- spot, lost custody of three of her youngsters in a divorce action in San Mateo County. Superior Judge Frank W. Rose awarded her hus- band, Aaron Spiegelman, a Santa Rosa businessman, custody. of the couple's three boys, aged 15, 13 and 9. Mrs. Spiegelman, wh~ now - appears in a non-topless act i'n Las Vegas, retained the other five chil- dren. • Mrs. Joe Lucas, of Helena, Mont., \vas looking for her dog \Vhen she walked past a mail de- posit box. It barked. Her small dog was found in the mailbox when postal authorities arrived after her call. "Someone must have put the dog through the package slot/' said Ray Anderson of the post of- fice. • A frontit1' doctor f1'om tht days of the Old West? No, it's Senator Wayne f'tforse (D·Ore.), sitting his horse for his P<;rt in a movie production being filmed near Baker, Ore. The Otegon Sr:nior Senator's part took about 30 .~t:conds to film and consisted of his relli11g, "Tllere's a stage ah comin'," • No one but two hidden bandits wlth shotguns knew how uncertain the future was for Costa Mesa civic leader Jack Hammett the night he questioned their two prowling comranions outside a medical building. The reserve police officer and Chamber of Commerce president whose term is up next week know s. however. just how brig ht the future is for the entire Harbor Area. "I see Costa Mesa and Newport Beach in a broader attitude than two competing entities." the Bristol Park Medical Group administrator said dur- ing a recent interview. "Competition is the best thing in the world," he noted, "but the key is to work together on many things for the common good. As far as I 'm con- cerned, this is 'The Place,' one of the last great environments on the west coast." The retired U.S. Navy career man TERM EXPIRING Jack Hammett Citizen Griping On No Showers Proved All Wet Maybe he couldn't find a public shower, but the city staff was ready to throw a lot ol cold water on his com· plaint Garden Grove visitor Salem D. Caplan told city counci lmen he found it "a·lmost incredible" that not a single public shower was available in Newport Beach. In a memo to the council , O~plan said, "I get the impression that the public pays its own way via the park- ing meters,'' indicating he was ac· tually hot under ~ collar about a parking ticket. Calvin C. Stewart, director of Parks, Beaches and Recreation, showered councilmen with a list of 21 public showers within the city. "I'm sure he (Caplan) is unaware of the 21 showers that I have just in· dicated exist," said Stewart coldly. Valley Group Meets F'ountain Valley merchants who helped with the Fountai n Valley Days celebration in June will be honored by the city's Junior Chamber o{ C<lm- merce Monday night. The meeting i.s set for 7:30 p.m. at the Fountain Valley City Hall. and veteran pilot has had • strong hand in shaping this environment in recent years, despite the demands ot- running a seven-physician medical group. COMMISSION CHAIRMAN He was chairman of the Costa Mesa Planning Commission for two years, having been appointed when City Councilman Willard J ordan stepped up to the council five years ago. ~re is active in pr o f e s s I on a 1 organizations for rn e d i c a 1 ad· ministrators and is also a member of Gov. Ronald Reagan's Regional Com- mittee on Rehabilitation, ranging from medical to criminal aspects. Hammett also is the oldest senior reserve oUicer on the Costa Mesa Police Deparbnent and almost found himself and a colleague victims of violence several years ago right at their own medical facility . He and Dr. Jack L. Hagadorn stop- ped by the office one night to aid an in· dustrial accident victim, only to spot two prowlers outside when they left tater. The two suspicious men got into a car and started' off. "We pulled up behind the car lo gel the License number and they i;topped and got out," Hammett recalls. "we got out too antd I said 'police officer,' which halted them." After a brief questioning period, during which he obtained iden- tification. the men were allowed .to leave, but apparently swung around later to pick up two Companions. DISPATCHER BUSY Hammett said he stopped in a moment to report the suspicious inci- dent to headquarters-he was not on reserve . duty at the time-but the dis· patcher . was busy handling radio broadcasts on a holdup. Putting the locale of the robbery and description of the s u s p e ct s together, he provided information which helped nail the tavern bandits. Two of them were the medical center prowlers . The other two had been lying in tlK! grass with shotguns, J.Jammett learn· ed, waiting to cut down himsell and Dr. Hagadorn if they made a move toward the other pair of men. \Vhile Hammett boasts of the liar· bor . .\.rea as one of the Southland's richest potential environments, he delights more in flying over it, ofletl taking guests to 1W1ch on Catalina Island. By radioing the to'"°·er at the island· top, Airport-in-the-Sky, he can pre· place hamburger orders and be back on the job in less time than it takes to drive across town for a fancier entree. Hammett also takes to the a!r v."eek· ends during the summer, spending time with wife Mary Jo, and children Bruce, 17, Debbie, 13, Mark, 11, and Jill, 6, vacationing at their beach home south of Ensenada, on the Baja California coast. RED MUSTACHE lie briefly wore a bushy red mus- tache begua on one recent foray below the ~er, but linally shaved it alter taking a day.Jong written survey among 35 employes of the mectical center. \Vhat re~ did the boss-accus· tomed to verbal insult as a longtime · semiprofessional baseball umpire, who worked with many men who called the plays for Baseball Hall o! Famen-get told? "Don't Shave, It's neat." "Cut it off." "Looks like a dirty old man.' ' "Dashing ... debonair." "I've seen better on a broom.'' "1t's sexY.'1 "Barf!" So the mustache is missing this week, but the man behind it is still very much. on ~ scene, worklng to improve the Orange Coast since he came here ejght years ago, seeking a medical center site. Experimen~ are quick to point oul how ltrrl61y mtsund<rStood the program. has become as a result of reporta i>ubllalted in a natlooal ~Wida, new.spaJ)el' ma&azine aupplemen~ • "It Is my unqualJ.fled belief that.we are aons to· flnd no magic solution.'' says Dr. Jame·1 McGaugh, of the UOI department of psychobiology, "the emphasi! ls · on d.iscover.iilg the mechanisms lnvolved. • His 15 years ol research using loug- kttown central · nervous a y • l e m atimulant.s -analeptics -such as MetrazDI,. Jed. to increased memory and learnlna: .abWUe1 In some animals. "J'm 10 weary. of aitAwtrlng thi!sc · pathetic letters,'~ 1ay1 Dr. McGaugh, now inundated with 'pleas for .belp after the n&;tionwlde story, ''We can LOOKING FOR CHARACTERS -Miss Newport Beach, Bonnie Mc- Donald, 17, prettily scans the horizon for entrants to eighth annual Newport Harbor Character Boat Parade. The two characters hold- ing new "Big Toot" trophy are (left) Douglas Heiken, president oC F'ashion Island Merchants Association, and George Woodford, parade chairman. 'Toot~ Toot~· Prize Due for Happiest Boat A new trophy will be added to the list of prizes in this year's eighth an- nual ~ewpoi:t Ha.rtxir. Cbambet oi Commerce Character Boat Parade. The award will be known as the "Big Toot" trophy and will go to the boat judged t<l be the happiest vessel afloat during the Aug. 24 parade. Character boa.ts, defined as boats that arc "out of the ordinary" and reflect "special WQrk, imagi nation or personality of the owner," will depart from near the Orange -County Sea Scout Base at 3:30 p.m. for a 21h:-hour journey round Newport Harbor. The "Big Toot" trophy will be donated by the Fashion lsll.Dd Merchants Association. Made o f bronze and shaped like a steam whis- tle, the trophy is actually built to toot once a head ol steam is built up in.Side it, the merchants clalm. The "Big Toot" will join the list of other perpetual awards that includes 'the Bilgy Binnacle; Drippy Stuffing Box : Leak.in' Timbers; Wheel, Steam and Bell, and Swaviest Swabs. The merchants said their prize will be given in memory of the Freeport Belle riverboat captain, T. Phinias Peatbogg. who disappeared in a sea accident in the late 1880's and was last seen bobbing out to sea surrounded by a court ol 12 ecstatic mermaids. Miss Abrahamson Retires Hospital Pharmacist Post Chief pharmacist of the South Coast Con1munity Hospltal, Miss Myrtle Abrahamson, announced today her reUremenl irom the position she has held si nce the hospital opened on July I, 1959. Stanley W. Volga, administrator, said of her announcement: "Miss Abrahamson has worked long and diligently in her chosen lield. And she certainly earned her retirement period, but we are sorry to I06e her. She has been a devoted, cooscientious and efficient department head." A native of Montana, M I s s Abrahamson began her career nearly 50 years ago when she graduated from the Uni versity of Minnesota's College or Pharmacy. Since then she has worked in retail pharmacies in the east before coming to California In 1946. She wa1 employed for flve years at a private hospital in Richmond, Calif., and established a pharmacy at the newly opened Salinas Valley Hospital, where she remained for seven years prior to coming to the South Coast. She plans to return to Montair.I, where she will live with her sister in the family home near Billings. . Her post as chiel pharmacist lor the hospital will be filled by Elden Chap· man, who has been her assistant for the past year and a half, Volga said. Newport Man Dies After Fall A retired 58-year·old Balboa Island man died Thursday night at Hoag Memorial Hospital 31 hours after suf- fering head injuries in a fall at his ho mt. Richard Ray. 311 Amethyst Ave., tumbled head flrst onto concrete from the top of a ZS.foot ladder Wednesday afternoon, police:: reported. He evidently had been painting the trim on the side of his house when he fell. Ray retired a week ago after selling a service station on Vermont Avenue in Los An&eles. fie had operated It for 35 years. A. Burley, tdaho, coroners jury ruled that Sarah Jones, 93, was trampled and butted to d eath by a large, playful sheep that h~d b~n raised as a pet. Mrs. Jones bnus- rd and cul body was found in her driveway. Blood spattered on the 175-pound ram matched the \VOm- an's type. Two ranchers told the jury that pet sheep are unpredict- able, will attack P.layfully, and "butt anything untll their heads bleed, while just playing." Wilkinso11 Sword There He ls survived by his wife , Florence of the h<lme ; a daughter, Dianne Massau of Costa Mesa; and two grandchildren. • Charl11 Cole, of Monterey, had a ready answer when asked why he was some $8,850 behind in his child support payments. But the judge was unsympathetic. 11I'm not lncomc--o ricnted," Cole told Superior Court Judge Kennith Andreen. \vho promptl,r. sentenced him lo five days ln jail and fined him $500. , But Citizens' Posse DUI Bloody LittleGood LONDON (UPI\ -A lady in distress dashed rrom the travt'.!l agt'.!n· cy in Berkeley Street and Into tM next door anUque shOp Thursday. "Cook's is is being robbed." shout~ 1he. In the &hop Maj. John Wiikin son· Latbam yelled chara:e. Hi11 S005 Robert, 25, and Christopher, 20, yank· ed Crom the waU5 ancient swor.;11. Off duty poUceman Peter Butcher grab- bed. an 18.54 musktit. Led by the major, scion of a famous sword making family, the quartet ra<'· ed into the travti l agency. Robert and Christopher llWinglng'tMlr Sitber5 and Butcher runnln& atori; in a sort ot ' I musket ramble. Going 0111 thti agency back door were six men, clutching 19.600 ln loot a.nd flrlng sawed Off shotguns . Travel agency employtis a n d customers lay on the floor. An old man shouted hurrah. for the sword and musket posse. ''It was rather like the charge of the Light Brigade .'' \Vilklnson said. Butchtr remembered the I a w 1orbids most British Bobbles 10 carry gllils. lie tossed the musket to the ma· jor. Maj . 'Vilkinson said. "Bul c.htr aboutcd be was a police officer bul tbt bandits were already out the door, flr· lng their guns. "I was ready {o have a go elthou&h the musket was not loaded. lf they came back toWard us , I would have tried to hit them with the butt of it." The major's sons tried out flanking lhe bandits. They ;irrived only in Orne to see the bandJts fiteing In a $\ation wagon. "Great shame we didn't arrive just a llttlt btfore we did." so id \Vllkinson, 48 , a retired 3rmy officer twice wnunded at ~1onle Casslno In World \Var II. "Still It was a jolly good show -even though they did gel away." Services are pending at Pacific Vitw Memorial Park. · Credi t in England Beach Man's Topic A Huntington Btach credJt man.acer will 1peak Tuesday on the stiling and credit polides of England at the monthly meeting of the Consumer Credit Associates in Los Angeles. Douglas If. Pennock, of 200S2 Treasure Circle and general credit manager for Gold''· will teU about his inlarvlew1 with credlt expert.a In England. Au11trla, Switzerland and West Germany. A tell them nothing. l{ell •• , we're only starting." Dr. Louis Gottschalk, UCI professor of psychology and an authority in the field of drugs and psychiatry, Is Dr. McGaugh's C<lllaborator on the pro- ject Dr. Robert Ross, director of research at Fairview, is also involved with the program, along with z. team or Ir.terns who will test the first group 1 or six young patients. E&e:h child will recelve amall oral · doses of Metrazol, which was once US· ed in large amounts to induce con- vulsive shock in treatment o f' psychoUc mental patients. "We don't know exactly what ls going to happen," says Dr. Ross, "if we did, we wouldn't need to run the test." ResuJts may show no trend until Qc .. tober or November, and if there ii nothing clearcut by that time, a sec· ond group or si..J: youngsters will begin r.eceiving the drug, he said. PARENTS CONSULTED Children suffering moderate to severe retardation, rooted 1 n psychological disorder instead of physical damage, have been selected for the experiment, with the blessings of hopeful parents. · "If something shows up, we will ex- pand to different types of patients," Dr. Ross added, noting that a com- plete cure lies far beYond anyone's wildest dreams. Miracles do exist, but the end of mental retardation is not among them. So far, the six initial patients destin· ed for a place in medical history know from initial contacts only that they have the privilege of special play time with friendly strangers. TESTS Tests devised for ttie Metrazol pro· gram are based on discrimination among forms, e<>lors and textures. Dr. Ross say a experimenters wlll place lour blocks -red, green, yellow and blue -behind a' shield, show the tested youngster a · red block, for ex· ample, then replace it. He will ~n lift the shield and ask the child to pick out the block he was just shown. Srores compiled over the testing period will indicate any pOten· tial progre.ss. \Vhy were mentally r e t a r d e d children chosen for the experiment, which is due to begin witbln the ue1.t month? LITILE KNOWN Based on what little is so far known, Dr. Ross said, it appears the degree of learning increase diminishes pro- portionately to the individual's innate intelligence. That is, the mMe ln- teillgent the individual, the less effect drugs have on learning ability. The retarded simply offer the greatest chance to determine what - if anything -the Metrazoi technhttie C<Ml do in the field. "We might come up with nothing," Dr, McGaugh told the DAILY Pll..OT, "but we !eel compelled to flnd out.11 Principals in the Metrazol ex· periment are linked professionally as consultants and advisors between UCI and Fairview, and Dr. Ross expects a continuing series of research projects as a result. COMPLEX FIELD "We're fortunate in having the University so close,'' he explained, citing the advantages of mutual work in the complex field. One mother, contacted f o r permission to test her child in the Metrazol. experiment. was so excited she asked if her two other retarded children at Fairview could be in· cluded, too. Other members of the Harbor Area community who have retarded chil- dren have begged to have their youngsters join the group, but this is imposible and researehers hope the public will understand and give them a respite. "They grasp at straws," said Dr. Ross sympathetically, ob v lo us 1 y understanding how many parents are driven by love and their undying hope for some stunning discovery. NO PREDICTIONS ''Real breakthroughs could come ln the field of mental retardation," he said, but 'Dr. Ross is not a man to make predictions about yet-unphlnned research and especially the CWTent Metrazol program. He was not even. holding out 1traw1 to grasping parents, but o n t y a cknowledging that in a society wltb such snowballing scie~c insight the years ahead may reveal a whole haystack where there waa only emptiness be.lore. Plea to Reopen Well Rejected By City Planners The old town. lot oU fields in Huft- tiniton Beach are becoming a dry bole u far u the cit,y Plannini Com- mlsslon Is concerned. Commis5loner1 have rt1jected • r& quest from Harold C. Ramser to re· open. an idle well at Sixlb street and Olive Avt.nue. Cit,y S.nior Planner Rlchard Harl"" said the city decided in 1967 to try to eliminate the fire boards and bll1hl on the city beauUOcatlon projects created by oil wells ln this seclon. "Throughout th11 1ectica wella art being abandoned." Harlow said, noting that R1mser's well h&s been idlHbOut rive years. 1 Ramstt argued that otbtt we.Ila in\ the area CWTt.nUy are oper1t1na and that he oucht lo be allowed to opCrate bll wtll, too. < I It --!!!llll----11!!!!11------.... ----.... ----------------------------..... --~~~~~~~~~~~~--- • I ( I • 4 DAIL V PILDT Saturday, August 10, 1%6 Christianity and Vio"lence: Pulpit and T he Firs& Unit e d Metbodl1t Church, 420 \Y . 18th St., Colt.a Meia, will bold dupU'cate w or·, b 1 p and 11 a.m. w ors b J p services. ' Pew . church's in Orange County Sunday. Can They ~e ·Recoi:iciled? 87 LOUIS CASSELS aatliorit.Y to punish the I 1ervlce1 Sunday a t 9 ::~r and 11 a.m. "'Ith the Rev. James ·~ • C. LedgerwOOd preaching on the loplc "The Prince of ... Peace Jn A Chariot of War ?'' The Rev. Jan L. \Vomer· will lead the congregetlO\); while the putor and Mr[. Eller are on vacation neil week through Labor Day. The Rev. , Edward G. Reitz , chaplain at Hoag Memorial Hospital w f 11 preach Sunday at t h, e Pre1bytertau Church of tie Coveaant, 2850 Fair.view Road, Costa Mesa. Related passaces fr'om the •-de nominatlonal textbook , 0 Sclence "nd Health with Key to the Scrlptl&Hs" by Mary Baker E~dy. lnclade · ''To Have One God and ·Avail YourseU of the Power of Splrit1 ·You Must Lov.e Ulll"4 f'rHI l11NrMn-1 What is the approprl~te Christian attitude toward violent revolutionary acts? Some church members are surprised that anyone should even raise the ques- tion. To thein, it &eema perfectl y clear that followers of Christ should at all times abhor violence. uphold law and order, and obey the government. violator.'' ' F!n,ily, 1 th• atatement -ayi, •<we rec0'11ize that Wtt.en_ justice cannot be securell' etther ti®agh ac· tlon wJth{n the ex.isting structures or through civil <lliiobedience. an increasing numbet·or Chtl:Sttan:s-may feel .called to 1eek 'Justice through· r 'i si s tan c e or reVb1uttoaJ• partie11lar point Jn h!Jtory to oondone violence u a last reso~t fof those who feel ill· used by 'society. . ' THESE CRITICS n o t e that tht council statement was issued shortly after Sen. Robert F. Kennedy was assassinated by a gunman who may well have believed that he was resisting In· justice by the only effecUve means available to him. • A supervised nursery and church for all ·ages are held during both services. Youth Fellowship meeUngs a r e held at 6:30 p,m. Col David M. Fowler, former lay associate or the Com mu n It y Cb urcb, Con Ire I at Io a a I , 611 lleliotrope Ave., Corona del I Mar, will be the guest minister S u n d a y • His rneS!age will be entitled , I "'The Unrigbte<>ta Judge." \Y orship service is at IO a.m. in Fellowship Hall. Summer churoh school is also at 10 a.m. with classes held through the lourth grade. D.r. \Villiam R. Eller, pastor or Lutheran Church of the Master, 2900 Paciflc View Drive, Corona del Mtir, .will deliver t he m~sag~ "Is It Pleasing to God'" Sunday at the 8·45 His sermoo topic will be "Expand YO\lr Mind - Wkhout Drugs." Worship and church K'hOol, through the aixth grade, will be at 9:30 a.m. The Rev. George J . Busdiecker, pastor of the Newport Harbor Lutheran Church, which meets at 2501 · CliU D.ri've, Newport Beach, wlU deliver the serm<>n ''Stewardship on God ' s Terms" Sunday at both the 8:30 and 11 a.m. services. Permanent facilities {or the church are currently being constructed at 798 Dover Drive, Newport Beach. "Spirit" 11 the subject of the lesson-sermon to be· read in all Cbrlltlaa Sclenre God supremely.,. ' The Rev. Joseph W. McShane, mlnlater at Meu. Verde Metbodtat Ourth wW preach the sermon "YOU Cannot Run Away From God" Sunday at both the 9 and 10:30 a.m. services. The church Is located at 1701 Baker St., Costa Mesa. The First tJnlted l\tetbodlst Cburcb, 2721 17th St., Huntington Beach, will continue its• summer schedule with one worsttlp service at 9: 40 a.m. The Rev. Tadao Hara w1ll be preadlling. <lKirch school al!o will meet at 9:30, adult classes at 10:45 and the youth groups at 6:30 p.m. Vaca· lion church school is being held ttirough Friday, Aug. 23, for prt·kindergarteners throueh sixth grade students. The Commiasioo (See PULPIT, PalO 5} Paper PileUp Jim Agnor, one of 100 youths and counselors at- tending oam~ from the Warner Avenue Baptist Church, Huntington Beach, has paid his way to camp throug·h the collection of newspapers. In May a goal to collect 50 tons of paper was set by the camp CO· ordill'ators. They have now collected 100 tons. Camp sessions begin Aug, 11 and run at six day :se56i<>ns through Sepl 7. BUT ANOTHER point of view is expressed in a state- ment adopted recently by · the policy-making general board of the National Coun- cil of Churches. It holds that violence, under s o m e circumstances, may be a less er evil than continued toleration of injuaUce. The statement suggests that Christiana should first try through political pro- cesses to change laws or {l:Olicies they consider un- just. If that fails, they may move on to "civil dJsobe· dlence," defined in the statement as "peaceable violation of a law deemed to be unjust . , • with recogni- tion of the state's legal THE NATIONAL Council . ltatement has been ap· plauded in some quarters aa a courageous affirmation that God 's law has a higher clatm on a 1Christian's obe· d1ence than 8.!lY hwnan la.":'· Supporters p o i n t to Biblical evidence tha t Jesus was not an advocate of peace at any price. He told his disciples , "I came to bring not peace but a sword'' -and the context makes clear he meant that he was more concerned with righting wrongs than with avoiding conflict. Other Christiani question whether it was wise or helpful for the National Council of Cliurches to go out of its way at this U carefully read, with at· tentlon to all of t h e quallfioation.11ts drafters in· tended. the statement says only that violent acts of revolution may be justifiable "when justice cannot be aecw-ed" by any other means. The blg question whh:::b the statement doesn't answer it how to deterrnlne when it'1 impossible to a c h 1 e v e justice by peaceable pro· cesses. PEOPLE LIVING Wlder a ruthless dictatorship ob .. vlously have little chance of changing things t ti r o u g b ordinary political a c t i o n (although they may get (See CASSELS, Page 5} ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY FAIRVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH .. ..,.,. ....... _, Pait Ortw. C.M. 10 A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE t A.M. SUNDAY CHURCM SCHOOL ,, .. P.M. Jt. N1 • ''· HI aw111t Ywtll ............ llbNI ltudY Wtd. l lDO a. l:IS P.M. M111....,, Mllw .. I/, T.,._-.. ....., ~ -•••nt tA.LCJ ' HARBOR TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH 12JO .... It. et ....... C.IM M .. JlllY FO•LTANCI. ,_., Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. I Baptist Training Union 6 p.m. Evening service 7 p.m. I Wednesday Bible Study & Prayer ........... 7,00 p.m. ARST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH 610 HAMILTON, COSTA MESA R•"· lolt SchlTl•lt•\i:opf Worih1p Senlc• .• 1:10 A.l<A. Tr•ini119 Union •.•• , , ., , 6:00 Sund•y School .._..-:,, t :4S h•ni119 W~r1hip •:•••••• 7:00 Morning Worskip •.. , I 1:00 W1d. E'l1n1ng S•rv1co •·• 7:15 I I ...... 64J,f111 NI...,,. AhNys ... llable TEMPLE SHARON 611 Wett H ........ Ca1M .... 646°5512 • . · R1bbi Bern1rd S. Herzig Frid•y E"'"'"' S•,--lco-1:15 p.111. Sunday School-9 1.111.-1 2 Noon UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH 2212 S. I. PA.USA.DU ID. IAHTA ANA Hll5KTS IUNOAY SCHOOL •..•••.•••••••.••••••.•••.• ., •••• , f :Q A.M. MOR NINO woa1NIP ••.•••• : ••••••••• •••••• ........... 11 A.M. ava11111o1g WORSHIP .................................... , P.M. MID1"alC ll#Vl(I QDNUDAY ................ P1M P.M. llY. IOlllT CAHIU.-CMUllCM l'HOMt: M.J.M77 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES IU.NCHU OP THI MOTMU CHUICH THI FllST CHUICH OF CHllST, ICllNTIST IN ldSTON, MASSACH.USETTS Subject o! lesson -Aug. 4 "LOVE" Corona del Mar-Second Church of Newport Beach C•ro1tt1 •1 Mltl' SU.ol 61 O CllhMltl-A.ff. COfffCI .. M• a.rdi & ...... ScM.~10 A.M. aMdl .. IHlll -216J I. Cocut Hwy Costa M .. a-Flrst Church 610 W. lltt. St. Sn. 9:11, 11 ; SS. 9:1 5, 11. 1 .. 1111itt ..... _ ,,,, ~ """" Huntington BHch-Flnt Church ltt. St. et 011.,_ S.11. t :JO, 11: SS. 9:30. 11 . lNllllng l•oN -II 0 Olt.. Laguna Beach-Fir1t Church 611 HIP Drln S111. t 1lO, 11; SS. 9:JO, 11. lt>adl11t loom -214 Fomt An. Newport Beach-First Church 'JOJ Yla Liii• S111. t :ll, 11 : SS. t 115, 11. INllllnt 100111 -Jl1 I Yla Liff All are cordially invited to attend the church services and enjoy the privileges of the Reading Rooms THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Wtlcomff You. ST. JAMES, 1209 'ti. LW., N...,.rt IHc• S..-, hnkn -11JO, t 11tt, 11 :00 r...-, 10110 -......, l 1DO ,.111. H•lf hct.W I HHlllit lerYki91 _......__,I )1. \[) l9CtW, Tiie a.... J•i. P • ....., II: AIM., TIM l.v. DftWI er._, Phona: 67~210 ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS Pacific View Dr. at Marguerite, Corona del Mar Sunday" a,oo, 9:80-Child care at 9,30 Holy Days as announced Rector, TM In Johll a...,. D..tt-l'lloM '44·0461 ST. JOHN TH& OIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M. Sundays 7:30 & 9·80 Church School-9,80 Thlll'lday.: 5,30 & 10 a.m.; Holy Days as announced Ytw, n. l9Y. J ... W. D11id••• -"'°" 1414126 EPISCOPAL ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Ehl It. II CllaHI Une -Jlflt _, ti l>IV'I P'tlllb H1•lln9'H ... ca, C&llftnllll Tiit atw. ~-c.~c•it.,, ,.,.,... ! Sunday Services .... A.M. Hott CMlllllllllM f t• A.M. P'1tn11y Strwlce. Cfllll'dl ltM P'.M. •-• lcflltl 11 7:• P'.M, l!•IK•" ll:OI A.M. Mon1l111 Wll'llll• I .,._, Chur'tftmtll Hlll'Hf'f C•ro ,,...,.... I Flnt Assembly of God Church 146 E. 22nd St., Cosio M111 S48-3761 M. C. Cronic, Pastor Shoril P1wl11n, Choir Dlr•ctor IHHy Schol -t :JO e.111. -Cleun. fer •II .... Nunery A"911C9111 F•lllllr W•"ltlp -10:50 e.m. -hlto' Spmolllnt EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH I ... ,.1.1~-'"'•""-"••• .. 1 .......... OF HUHTIN•TON llACH .... Wei TIMll s.mc. -1 •• m. FIRST CHRISTIAN SunMT Sd,..t ...... 1~!~ t~ll~!~A:;, ········ i:M P'.M. 1 lllllo StHy I;;.;.:,:::::...,, 1:30 •• ~. CHURCH M•~•ntt w ............ ll:M ,1,.M. Ent1irl1 W•r.~I• ...... 7:• P'.M. FIRST Newport Harbor Lutheren Church 2501 Cltrl Dr. LI IJ.4293 f n. ..... ,,. ..... 11.111, ,.,., '1' ........... J.l11dJKbr hlter I.mt.• 11 W'"11hl hr'llce ...... ,,.,,,. a.111. I SUlll.,. ac:i.-1 ...... t 1U.1t1U: •.m. w .... 11 .. ltnlle •.•• th ... b :M Nursery care available I at all services WELCOME --· Lutheren Church of the Mester 2900 Pacific Vlew Dr. CORONA DEL MAR DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER Phone OR 3-S022 8:45 A.M.-F•mlly Worship 9;45 A.M.-Sund•y Church Sckool I I :00 A.M.-F1sfi.,• Worship NurHfJ hoTldod . CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH l\.1is50Uri Synod 760 Victoria Sf., Costa MoM Loth11r v. TOfftOW, Putor ......... WW'IMlf lln'IClll•• 1:11 & II ,l.M. lllllU-, lcflttl: t :H A.M. Alltull 111111 Cl•U• ,,,. ,l.M. CHRISTIAN ILIMENTARY SCHOOL ... w .. -··--54M266 PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH M••a V•rcl• Drlw• & l•k•t Sfr••t, Co•t• M11•, c,11r. AHOltEW C. ANOJIUCIN. P''l'llt FM\llY SEilVICI f -lO:JO •. m. suNOa.v 'scHOOL0 : t :lS ' IO:lS 1.m. -Prlnco or P••c.• Luthe~•n School ~ MJ,, Etth•t 01'""· Prlnc ipal Offlc1 Phon11 149.052) · School Phon•t 549·01'2 HUNTINGTON IEACH CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE 420 10th St., Huntington Stach Sunday Morning Services and Youth Church-I I AM Wednesday Even ing Study Group-7:30 PM lntett hto, Mh1l1ter . P\eno1 116-21 JO ,,...-..._ ........ .._ ____ --.: A Cordial Welcome from THE METHODIST CHURCH lo1 lbo• hland COMMUNITY Huntington leach-North IAPllST CHURCH or Fo••tol11 v.n.., IAm1rlU11 l•,i1t111 17411 MQfffllm. fo111tol11 Y•ll•r Dr. Uwronce A.1111, lntwllll Mlnbllt siaLE STUDY :~g~~1fy'ey1t-l:OO P.M. Visitors Welcomo-Nurs•ry Attendant Victoria &: Placentia Ave. ll]~~~~~"~'~'i.~'~"'~'~""~'·~'~',,..i~-~'i,...~'~ .. ~'i"'~~~~~~:1~~~~-·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;11 Costa Meaa ,,_... I. P11tc:r Mllllslft' ... ,1. H-· ri I <Ji " I, --~ '· METHODIST CHURCH I II A,at• 675-0950 1:15 l11for,.,•I WorJhip 9:)0 Tr1dition1 I Worshi p & Swnd1y Sckool Coil• M111 COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH 6662 Hail Avo .•• 142.4461 Wor•klp I Church School 9 I. 10 :10 "'M ll'Yino-l•tt l luff UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH Worth!p •••• 1:30 AM Sund•y School • , , ••• f:JO AM Mornl111 Wonh!p , , 11:00 AM · Pr1y•r S•rwlc• • , , , 6:JO PM Ev1nl~9 Wonhip , • , , 7:00 PM """'"' AYtll•b11 11 &I Senlca 847-4844 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH .:::: :-::.~".·· .. :.: ... ~:. :'.:::::.: CHURCH OF CHRIST ....,11ange -emp e I M1m1111 won11i. •••••·•• 11141 •.m. 287 W WILSON ST COSTA MESA t ,,., •-• .......... ,.,, .. "·~ · " "ASSEMBLY OF GOD" vN;sef')···cm:e ·prov1d:d" I tnwlEH HAllOI 01111 FAllYl!W I 1010 ,_,.,. ..... Cotto Mfta 1 .... 77• ' .. ,.41 SUNDAY MORNING lllLE STUDY ...•.. , .......•. •:'45 AM I tllOI AM. -WW1hl1t l1t'llct \t!M A.M. -luMey Schott ._ SUNDAY MORNING WORSH IP I COMMUNION • , 10:45 "'M 7iM l'.M. -"''"''1 Time Cit-,,... e,,,.,,,,. SUNDAY EVENING WORSHIP ....•••••.••. , ., .•. 6:00 P.M. I • .,,..._ v. ~tt1t11, """" Rn. "i:;,':,t, ...... ~'.".'~ .. I w. 1'uUN1~;RiAN . UNIVERSALIST CHURCH ii: 115• Victori• St~ Co1t1 M1t1 I UnC11n 646-4652 BAHA'IS PROCLAIM WEDNESDAY EVENING lllLE STUDY ••.•..••••. , • 71JO PM NUISllY CAii PlOYIDID DueM o . M...,n.ttil D. G. Hum MSlibm Au.cl• M!.lltof Phone: S48·S711 Doy or Night Glad Tidings Assembly of God ,1 Fifteenth & Monrovia. Newport Beach 1: , ................... "_ ONTRAL CORONA DEL MAR THOMAS llNVINUTI, Pat.r i 1 Sunday School 9,45 A.M. Morntnc Worship 10,50 A.M. I I C.A. Service a,oo P.M. Evan1ellsUc Rally 7,00 P.M. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 1•tk St I H•rbor Blvd. Wor1kip I Church School 9:10 I 11 AM 548 -7727 Cott• M•1• North MHA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH M11• y,,4, I l•k1r St. S4•·271• W•rshi, I Chur,h Sckool ';00 I I O:JO AM . lll-12lJ Mooti"t tempor•rlly 111 St, M•rk Pr11byttri•n Church E••tbl11ff Dr. l J•mbor10 Jtd. L•911n• lt•ch LACOUNA HACH METHODIST CHURCH 21612 w •• r.., Dr IR S•. la111n• Worth1p 11 AM Church Sch••I 9;41 AM 4••·1011 Hu11tintt•11 l•1d1 Newport leach FIRST UNITED CHRIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH IY THE SU. 2721 17tk St,,,,,1)6.Jll1 1400 W. l•lboa JJ.,111. A11911st ''"'!t••-•:10 A.M. 673.)101 Boho' u' llah "Th• Pr•n1h1J One" 54,.1211 ,, 54t.2005 Bl~L~ In. lk• W... ulMhtm JI Y•ke a.w "et"Y S.offr 11~1tt. \Ved. 7:30 p.m. Prayer-Royal Rangers & Mlsslonelte1 ~ M11tl•t• MeL 7:JO P.M. c.oe1 14 .. 7a66 fOf tM•li111 I Ch11rcli School -t :JO I Wo11hJ, I Ch11ch Sth••I i;. Emphul:dng I i~l:!!~-i!:::==ll!::!!A=:M!.~!!!i!!!i!!!i!!!i~!l!!!:l!~·~'l~O~A~M~=i!~:::1 .! :: •• •• ••• .. 1: u ' .. • •• .. •• ' .. GO AHEAD! SLEEP IN SUNDAY MORNING! n., 9tttMI tM Z:JO Att....... SMt«kt et CALVARY CHAPEL 11ew MllOf111t .. tM NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH Thi Pl1n of God I The Person of Chrllt I -fL-+ ---+ '"e Power 0 tmi: ~oly1Splrit 1, ~School!l.M 11 ...\1 \ f~; i.\or"lnt ~ t •nd 1010 AM I ~\ ._ ~ 1 ~ / -iJ'~~~',!':j, " __.. .,.. HARIOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD 1 N~~r~X;,i' .:1as ' ~It MA't ,,...... ' 740 w. Wilson, Costa Mew A f•It Yaoth .,.,1.,m COMMUNITY I •· L HllTWICI, -UI DON COPflT, Mi.t.Nr of MM a y_. Cm. of Orange ~d llrd. St. Cott.a Mtt• CONGREGATIONAL S•ll4ef Schffl 9:41 ...... Utl Clift Orm.. N...,..., ltodl Po11tat II. L ]Ontl, lfCA hlbr. M.,.J .. WMtllp -10110 A.M • ..... Wtl .._. Chr1tt!M L•"'• ....,.. a!MI TMCtlln• , .. ,_.,..,, ·-• "GI .. ~ ~ -· -N• I l;"~.r":: •::.s'"',..-,.· ...... ,.-.,"',.64.,,:.."'~"·:....,7"~""::"=""""··=.:o.=·,,·,,·,.646-,.··,.~,,;"~";"""2" .. _=·,,-""'·=,..=~ll 'NTENSIVE 611 '" ~!.!;!,cr,1'!~PE ... ~;f;::EE.0· °' W....i~IO:OO A..M. Ml11l•11•tl•• t• Llh•rl• DIKr1 bt1 tllt UAILY ,PJLOf'S Cl11rd kllff._,ll:ff A.M. 14M707 a ... 141-7111 SUMMll SCHIDUU COftfllgl of 10a111 orift. No Of. PM• t . Mllff'#f• Ml•ltttt ' 11 I /?/ l /?/ I 11~~"~""~-~~"'~"~ .. ~~ .... ~~~;-~ .. ~6 ... ~:!~~~'r'~o~o~··~"~'·~~''J ~~~;..~c~~~ff~,,'~·-~~~-~·~!,.~C~~~lli!~IT~t~~~~~-~s~~~~~L~~~i t•-._ J-larbor Lhrli ian LhlU'ch -_, ,.. vou.Jlt. •• :f: i ~ ~:'H~=~~ • ~ 1 411 L 1M It .. e..M ..... -! ,· w0ttsHiP HOUR 9'45 A.M. Attend.·The Chur-L of Your j . Klndergarttn Clau & Nursery Care • '"" 9,45 A.M. • · Phone: •11-tt1s c. holce This Sunday-1, : Hlo!Jter, Dr •. D, w. MCEiroy 1 If • ' '• Sevent~'Dav Adventist Church I ' 111 ...... ""f ~ ..... 14Mlt6 ........ ""'• ,.., I I ...... fcMll ,,. La.....,., """"" ..,,kt 111• ....... ...__ ............ ..,,1••·"'·--• I I -- I • PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Christ Church Presbvterian 2011J M•t11olle (N.., A'-•I H••tfllff'I• loec• GILlllT W. AWN, PASJOI hllffy W•"ltlp: 91JO AM C.tri.Q klllllt 10:41 A.l.4. Offlc• J11 W St ........ : 196-0llt Church of the Covenant JISO .. trwln ..... C.1to ..... WAlllN •. StUDll, PA'10111 S..n4oy W0191p I aon• kkeii 91JO 14MJ04 St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church 6H St .................. "..,.,. .... CHAIUI HlllllJ DIUINFlllD, •ASTOi W .... , I Cllwdl k ... h I, 9:11 & 11 AM 646-1141 St. Mark Pr•sbyterlan Church C.... J1111ll1N1 I 1...Wlff Drtft. C.,.._ .. M• MOlllS C:. lOllNION, INT. PAITOI Wrilp I a.rt\ Sd11I 11 AM .... 1)41 Community Presbyterian Church 411 ,.,.., ~..,,,.. 1 .. llMf It.I, "-'"'" IHclt DALLA.I tUINll. •AITOI WIMfp • CMn• St11111-t1ao A.fill Wtna.1~11 AM 494·1151 Deadline For Disney Stamps Set Oran&• County residents havo until Sept. I to be plac· ed on th• malling IJ.st for first day l11ue1 of the Wall Disney Memorlll stamp. Tbe stamp goes on sale Sept. 11 in Marceline. Mo.,· Disney's hometown. A pro- ject by the An•heim Chamber of O:muneree will bring the first issues of the stamp to the Orange County area. ~Residents, for SO cen.t.a, can bave an envelope mall· ed to them containing material about Walt Disney, direct from Marceline. Tbe cost will cover the cost of the Material, en v e 1 ope, stamp and handling. Tbose wishing to receive the material and stamp may contact either in person or by mail, tile chamber office, 122 N. Lemon St., and leave their name, address, and 50 cents. Mesa Verde Homeowners List Chiefs New officer• and directors of the Mesa Ver d e H o meowners Associatioo wen introduced to the Costa Mesa City Council this week by outgoing president Jim Wood. Officers of the widely ac- tive organization wiµ be Norm French, president; Don Sm'3ilwo0d, vice presi· dent, W. Jim Scott, secretary, end Skip Face, treasurer. Area. directors for 1968-69 are George Stewart, Don Utter, Bill Halliday, Gil Sklenar, Glen Armstrong, Norm French , Gene Bergeron, Bill Gardner, Bill Hamilton, Stan Meyer, Skip Face, Vic Moulart, Grey EdgerWn and W. Jim Scott. Directors at large will be John O'Brie n , Don Smallwood Md Jim Wood. John Dalley Heads Event J ohn C. Dailey, vice presi- dent and manager of. com- mercial natiooial bank, San- ta Ana, has been ~ted tne general chairman of ttie 11th annual Jambotte, an all stag event featuring a steak dimer, 1 iv e en- tertainment and prizes fOr membm and guesm « the EU.. Club in Sonia Alla. Tickets will go on Sia.le in September. Volunteers f o the Jamboree are being signed up T!f' at ttle Elks Club or ttKl Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce of· " ,tee. Hof A Purchases School Bonds A Bank of America 1yn· dicate h~ bought a $'l66,000 bond i:S.Sue of the Savanna School District at a net in· terest cost of '4.9819 per· cent. Another bid for a net in· terest cost of 4.988 percent was submitted by Security Pacific National Bank. , Proceeds will be used for expansion of dist:Flct school facilities. The d ls tr f ct covers about three square miles in western Orange County west or Anaheim. LEGAL NOTICE PULPIT · AND PEW .• ~1 (Continued From Pai• 4) on etristi;an Social Concerns will meet MC1nday at 7:30 p.m. Pastor James Herington will CQlltinue tile lesson "Why A Bapw,t?" SUnd·ay at both the morning and evening services at 9;45 a.m. and 6 p.m. at the Hun· Ungt.on Valley Ba pt I s t Cburcb, 9T19 Slater Ave. Fountain. Valley. Members of the Hunting- ton Valley Church Women's Missionary Fellowship w!U meet Tues.dray at 7:30 p.m. Sunday school meeta at 9:(5 a.m. with classes for all ages. Youth group meets at 5 p.m. service at Plymoa.tll Co:•· lrt&•tlo•al Ch•r<k a I Newport Harbor, 3'262 Brottd St., Newport Beach. Suodoy on the subJ~ "ctirlltlali Education at Pledm(lll( Co~ lege/' ~ K graduaJe of the Divinity Sdiool of Yale Univwa,ty, Dr. Wall« wu secrellry of ~ Home and J',oreiin Mtasioaary Boe&-dt of. ti\e C 0 Dgrttallonal Cloizrcbea prior IQ " Aeeeptinl' h I 1 pre-politloa. G;u e 1 l Ol'iani>l WUl-be ~LI l<"lor60Ce MlcGlnltM and soloist, 1 Mr•. ~e• ~wyer. . ·- LAGUNA GUEST Dr. Wayn• Kinter Dr. Kinter Talk Slated Dr. Wayne Kinter will be the guest speak.er at the 9 and 11 a.m . services Sunday at the Laguna Beach Church of Religioos Science, 200j2 Laguna Canyon Road. His topic will be "God and Circumstances." Dr. Kinter is national ad· ministrator of education for the United Church of Religious Science and di.rec· tor of its headquarters school in Los Angeles. Dr. ,Henry Gerhard , minister of the canyon clrurcb is attending the an· nual conference of the United Church of Religious Science in Pacific Grove. The church will sponsor a lecture Thursday a1'10 a.m. in Clubhouse 2 at leisure WorJ.d. CASSELS ... 'Ole rev. Henry E, Jones. pasklr of Cen tral Bible Church will return to the pulpit Sunday at the 9 and 10:30 a.m. services t o discuss "A Prayer For Vic - tory:" At the eve n in g worship service at 7 p.m. be will speak on "The Perfect Pastor." · Teen week for junior and senior high sob:>ol students will be held Moneay ttirough Friday from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at. the church. Included in the program W'ill b e worlcshops, Bible sludies, songfests and recreation. The ctturch is located at 23rd and Orange Avenue, Costa Mesa. Dr. Ch.arles H. Dieren· field, pastor, will preach a sermon entitled ··A Hum· mingbird In A Lion's Cage" at the 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. services Sunday at St. An· drew's P r e 1 ·b y t e r I a n Church, 600 St Andre·ws Road. Newport Beach. College age fellowship and senior high young people's fellowdlip will meet at the church Sunday et 7:30 p.m. Cbild C?fe is provided fCJr all services. Members of the Seventh. day Adventist C h u r c h , results from covert passive meeting in the South Shores resistance.) Baptist Church 32712 Crown But the National Council Valley Pa.rkway, Laguna statetne1:1.t was n o t ad-Niguel, will be asked Sunday dressed primarily to op· to contribute toward the pressed peoples of die-building fund of Oakwood tatorships. It was lssued for Church in Huntsville, Ala. the moral guidance o f A predominantly Negro Americans, who live under a college, one of 1 e v e n system of .government that operated by the Seventh-day may be balky at times but is Adventists, according t o ultimately responsive to the Pastor A. E. Rawson , the "':';ii~ of the people. , , , g>ptributions are '1e~ect tQ, (Continued From Page 4) ft can be contended that build a men's dormitory, ~mericlpl democracy has student center. dining hall been disgracefully s 1 ow and other facilities. Con. about righting the wrongs tributions will be taken dur· inflicted on Negroes and ing the 11 a.m. service. other minorities, and thet it is even now doing far too lit- tle to elleviate poverty and inequity. suT 'i'HE prOgfess tc>ward sc>cial justice acbiev· ed in recent years is ade· quate proof that patient. persistent. peicetul effort can get results. 'Critics ask wby t h e general' board ()f the·~Na· tional Council of Churches did not see. fit to empt\asize ~e workaJlillty of .American democracy rather t h a n posS>ible justification f o r violent revolution. The answer may lie in the deep psychological n e e d which some clergymen feel to overcome the church's image as a bastion Of the stla'tus ·quo by lining up on the way~ut radical side of every issue. Worship Sunday at Harbor ChrlsUan Church w i 1 I f e a t u r e congregational singing o{ the old hymns of the faith. Preceding the hymn sing, Dr, W. McElroy will give a sermon on "The Messages or The 0 l d Hymns." Harbor Christian Church meets regularly st Harper Elementary School, 425 E. 18th St., Cost a Mesa. Service is at 9:45 a.m. with kindergarten at the same hour. The Rev. Bennie Flint. assistaflt pastor of the First Baptist Church of Santa Ana, will be the guest minister at the First Baptist Cbur(h of Huntington Beach for both services Sunday at 9:30 a.m. at Peek's Chapel, Westminster and 11 a.m. at Huntington ·Bet.ch Chapel, Sixth and Orange, Hun- tington Beach. "Recognizing Grac.e," Will be the SllbJect of the Rev. Lawronee T. Young at boUI me p and 10:30 a.m. services at Co na ma a It~ Metbodl•l Church, 6662 Heil Ave.\ Hunt:IJtgton Beach, Sunday. The Methodist Y o u t h Fellowship groups for young people from the seventh through the 12th grades meet each Sunday at 7 p.m, in the church soci._ hall. Young people are invited. A membership training class for adults will be held Sun· day from 7 to 9 :30 p.rn. in the pastor's study. Child care wiU be provided. The Rev. Cameron Har· riot, assi~t at St. Luke's Church in Monrovia, will conduct the services Sunday at St. John the Divine Episcopal Church, 2 0 4 3 Ora'.nge Ave., Costa Mesa. Communion service will be at 7:30 a.m. and family service at 9:30 a.m. There will be cla~ at 9:30 e .m. for all children of Sunday school age. Nursery care will be provided. "A Proposal for the Prevention of a Social Ills" will be the subject of a talk by D. G. Heath Sunday at the 10:30 a.m. meeting of the Costa Mesa Unitarian UnlversaUs& Church, 1259 Victoria St. Infant care wiU be pro- vided, and there wiU be craft teaching for children in place of Sunday school. The Rev. Lothar V . Tornow, pastor of Christ Lutheran Church, 760 Vi'c· tori a st.• Coota Mesa, will discuss "Are You A Responsible Steward?" Sun- day at the 8:15 and 11 a.m. sei;~~s~ , , • Shnday school and Bible classes will meet at 9:30 a.m. with nursery care pro· vided at both services. The annual church picnic will be held Sunday at 12:30 p.m. in the fairgrounds park. The second week of the vacation Bible school will convene at 9 a.m. Monday. All children three to 13 are welcome. The Rev. Don Nevels, missionary to Argentina will be the guest speaker Sunday at the 7 p.m. service at the Frist Baptist Church, 301 Magnolia, Costa Mesa. Dr. P . G. Neumann, pastor, will deliver the sermon at the 11 a.m. service on the s o b j e c t ''Divine Propagandists.'' "Bible BiOgraphy. 11 : Job" is the title of the sermon that the paistor, the Rev. Sta11ley P. Allen will deliver at the 11 e.m. worship service at the Foun· taln Valley Pre1byterlan Church, 9420 Ta.lbert Ave., Sunday. Sunday evening there will be a S<lng festival beginning at 7:30 p.m., following which the Rev. Allen will speak on "Nc>t Conformed, B u t Transformed." SEMINAR GUIST Dr. Arthur L. Miiier . MORNING SPEAKER Dr. loul1 H. Evan• St. Andrew's Planni ng 'Seminar-by-the Sem' A week-long s em I n a r , open to members of all denominations. will be held at St. Andrew 's Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach, Aug. 19 through 2.5. Ca1led. ''Seminar-by-the· Sea." it will be led by Dr. Louis Ji , Evans. former pastor of the Hollywood Presbyterian Church and Dr.. Arthur L. Miller, pastor emeritus of the Montview Presbyterian Church o f Denver, Colo. Dr. Evans will lead • morning Bible s tu d y • breakfast, Monday through Friday froon 7 to 8 a.m. An informal hymn sing i s scheduled for 9:30 a.m. each weekday 'followed by another Bible study con· ducted by Dr. Evans at 10 a.m. Each weekday Dr. Miller i,yill speak on the theme, "Involved With Christ In A Time of Crisis ," at 8 p.m. in the church saf)ctuary. The seminar will conclude SUllday as Dr. Mille r preaches at the 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. services. Ann Landers Golly, Holly It's Not Jolly DEAR ANN LANDERS' RecenUy~you printed a Jetter from a teenager who wanted to know what to do about parents who were always lushing it up. You suggested Alateen for the boy, a national organization for teenagers who must live with alcoholics. Do you know of an organization for teenagers whose parents hate each other? Since I was a child all I can remember is fighting and name calling followed· by days of no conversation and passing notes back and forth through us kids. Last year Dad told Mom he was fed up with living in a pig pen and he was filing for di vorce. Mom took a bot· tie of sleeping pills and almost died. Now every ti.'me they fight and Dad says something about a divorce, Mom threatens to kill herself. What kind or a Ille do you think this is for teenager? Is there any hope for me? - HOLLY DEAR HOLLY' Good II Isn't, but since It'• the only life you have you'd better make tbe best of I t , Environment 11 tmr>ortant, but I've seen kid1 do ex· tremely well la 1plte of a miserable and chaotic bome life. What will break one cblld wfil make another. Resolve to do well tu spite of what 1oe1 on around you. A challenge can 01ake you •tronger. ' DEAR ANN LANDERS ' Ten months ago my wife's mother died. She was a widow and her two bachelor sons (~ and 42) lived with her. Every day since my mother-i.n ·law passed away my wUe has gone over to where It belongs -on yo ur wife. Nobody drac1 her lo her brothers' place and holds a gun to her head whlle she washe11 Irons, scrubs and cooks. It 1ou.nd1 as If the woman ls suffering from c unt reel· lngs. She may be trylng to compensate for real or lm· agtnary way1 In which she failed her mother during her lifetime. It's one tblng to be helpful, but her behavior Is much too compul1lve to be pure cood-heartedness. Sug. gest profes1lonaJ help, DEAR ANN LANDERS ' I was very much in lo ve with John and he witb me. We had a foolish argument. and J to!.d him to get out oI my life for good. He took me at my word and I a m heartsick. John now is dating my best friend, Renee. I pretend I am hap· py for her but it Is eating me up alive. Renee tells me everything Jc>hn says and I could die when J hear those tender phrases that were once meant for me. Renee fs mad atiout John and she keeps asking for advice on how to land him . UNFORTUNATELY, this business of eWting revolu· tion and cailonizing violence can cut two ways. The Rev. O. carroll Arnold , pa~or of First Baptist C·h u r c h , Boulder, Colo., made the point in a recent article in the Christian Century. Two special services are ·the house to cle&fl, cook: and I used to laugh at people who had to write to Ann Landers but I'm right in line with the res-t of the blun· derers. Please tell me how to get him back. -FOOL OF THE YEAR ''The do ctrine of \ DAIL y ~ILOT~ G Horoscope Scorpio: Take Shocks ~ in Stride SUNDAY AUGUST 11 By SYDNEY OMARR "Tile Wise man contr.ols his destiny . . . Astrology points the way." ARIES (March .!I ·April 19): Whatever you do , do it with verve. Key Ls to ex- press cOJlfidence. Odds ap- pear to pil-e up. Y o u overcome handicaps through display of cc>n- fidence. Sttake ort doubts. TAU RUS !April 20.Ma y 20): Don't depend upon pro· mises. friends, perso.ns who 'talk a big game. Day to be self·reUant. Emphasis on wishful thinking. You come down t.o reality -be prepared. Get tools ready. GEMINI (May 21·June 20): Rumors, other r(!ports tend to have upsetting ef- fe ct. What was solid could a·J:Pi<ir less than reliable. You are in midst of chang- ing values -affects family, home, property. Be ready. CANCER (June 21-July ZlJ: Don't rush. Avoid writing letters in anger. If patient, you get what you need. Key is realizing what actu ally is required. Inner voice, feelings probably tell true story -listen. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)' Strong accent on mooey, savings, i nyestme n ts. Diversify. Don't be caught with all eggs in one basket. Threat postiible to financial security. Be agile. Move fast, with confidence. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22 ): Sudden changes appear to be hallmark of day. Pinch of restriction becomes challenge. You tend to throw off restraints. Fine if you are in complete control - but be sure. LIBRA !Sept 23-0ct. 22)' You gain facts which challenge you to actioo. Key is to find proper direction. You do this by analyzing , piecing together bits of in· formation. Synthesize -see picture as a whole, SCORPIO !Oct. 23·Nov. 21) : .. Unusual conditions ex- ist in connection w it h a s soc iates, c1>-workers, employment. Be alert. Take surprfses in stride . One who pays you a visit wants to talk, Be a perceptive listener. SAGITI'ARJUS (Nov. 22. under tbe pretext that you want Renee to succeed when In your heart you hope 1he £lops. Thi• Is how uJcert are born. Give John a call and tell him you're sorry. You have nothing to lose but a dime. And yo u 01lght get yoar guy back. Give I" or IDM hlrT> • , , wl!l!ll • 111v •Ives vou rhl1 line, IOOIC outl Ftf u.,. on how '" htncllt the 111~rMK Mltt- m•"· ched! "'"" l•""""· lh1d he• bGoklet. "Netltlnt trld Pettl11g.-Whl! Art the llml!,?" Send vour •e<1ves1 lo A~n Llndtn In (lfe DI m 11 "tWSPl· per, ...clootnt 50 cenh In col" tnd • Ion•. 1t11f!f>t<I, '°'ll·•ddrtutd en111~. Dec. 21 J: JI, )'Oil attempt to ignore duty you will have to pay double, MeaD& take time now to fulfill obli&A· lions . Otherwise, you wnt have tO repeat &tepa - possibly at great expense. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22· Jan. 19): What appears tQ be nebulous is due to take solid form . Accent today on messages, spec i a 1 ib.• formation, commun.icetion. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. lR l : Don't chase 1 u ck. Means be willing to take a hint. Soine projects are not for you. Realize this - make i n t. e I l'i gen t ad· justment. You c::an 11uc·. cessfully f i n i s h your mi'ssion. PISCES (Feb. 19·March 20): Stress COlliidence, in· 1dependence. Some try to un- dermine your efforts. nus is due to envy. Proceed at steady pace. Accent on new projects. contacts. IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY yo u are a natural teacher -people are drawn to you. Your in· terest in metaphysical sub· jects is pronounced, Get af- fairs in order. Important assignment comfng up in October. -GENERAL TENDEN· ' CJES: U p s e t indic&ted where political picture is concerned. To !Ind O<JI wl>o'I luety for 1feo.I In rT>CntY I nd IDvt, o•cle• S-.-dMY 0,,..,,., booklet "Secret Hlnlt lo• IMn ind women." Send bll'llw:l1t1 and '° ctnlt lo omtrt #.1!rolotY S.cr•lt• mt OAILY PILOT, 8QX 31'0. Grafld C•ntr1I llt• lion, ~ew York, N.Y. 10011. ' Two Coast Men Speak At Assembly H. D. Phelp&, overseer of the Huntington Beach con· gregation of the Jehovah's Witnesses, welcomed a near capacity audience at the Inglewood Forum to the opening session of the four- day "Good News for All Na· Uons" district ass em b I y Thursday. "The good news for all na- tions," Pbelps said, "is that we stop considering ourselves as of this nation or of that nation , this race or that race, but as Chris· tian brothers." The speaker stressed that good news has changed the lives of all Christians and made them true Christians. Another Orange C o a s t resident Roy Swanson, of Cos.ta Mesa spoke to the members of the convention on the importance of the Bi· hie. "U a reader is interested in hi s t or y , poetry, phi lo s o p h y , acience, biographies, travel or Wise sayings," Swanson said, "he will enjoy the B I b l e reading." "' Swanson also diSCUMied the change in languag-e of the Bible. Gownl for lh1 bridt 1nd brldt11r11i4. D•tn•t fGr th1 t.4oth1r. Cr11tiv1 ¥111t by eur bricl1I eoM111lt1MI. N1!11r1I c.oler phGl09r1phy. C111iorn c1lt riM9. T11~1tlo ''"'•h. PARK A VENUE BRIDAL SHOP 711 NO. TUITIN AYI., OlAN•I 'Ht ISt•MIJ violence," he said. "can be used by the righteous end the unrighteOus, ttie just and the unju1t alike. The Ku Klux Klan, the John Birch Society, the Minutemen and the German-American Bund rejoice that somebody is developing a doctrine of Christian violence which they can employ to justify their deeds too." There will be no Sunday evening services du r in g August. The Junicr High BYF meets Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ken· nedy. This ~ek a movie titled "Jacc>b and Rachel" will be presented. being planned at the Glad wash and iron for her DEAR FOOL: Flr&l itop Tidings A11embly or God brothers. Even Sundays. dlespenlnl "helpful hlnti" Church, 15th and Moorovia They have hired two ---------------~~ BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL GUIDE MATS • BOM!:S • TIU.JL£RS lrrf!pl•r h"9 Costa Mu. MaHf't'M ()o. It.II Newport llCvd• Uberty 8°1303 Mesa Upholstery Uberty 8-4781 nu NIWPOIT tLft. "What Shall The Modern Preacher Preach" is the Sunday sermon topic for the Rev. Bruce L. Cushing at the 10:45 a.m. service at the Lacuna Beacb Ftrst Cbrl•· tlan Cbitrch, 384 Legion St., Laguna 8each. Following tile morning worship service, the church member4 an. ln\ited to a picnlc at Irvine Park, hosted by San Juan Community Church. The picnic is ln celebration of a victory by Laguna Firat Christian in a six-week Bible school at· tendance contest. streets, Newport Begch, ac· housekeepers but (ired them cording to Pastor Thomas both because they say my Benvenuti. wife's work is better. (They Pastor Benvenuti w i 11 mean "free.") speak on "The Holy Spirit They have never given Work in Relation to the their sister a dime or bought Believer" at the 10:50 a.m. her a gift. She even pays her service. Speci'al music will own bus tare over and back. be rendered by the choir. I say if a person wants to be 'nle &:v. Fred Cruse, a darned fool it'a her own mJssionary to Alaska will be business but our house could the special speaker at the 7 use a good cleaning ood our p.m. evening service. The own lalindry is piled to the Rev. Cruse will describe the ceilinJ because my wife is conditions and needs of this too tired. Of course she's area. tired. Her brotners have On Wednesd.ty at 7' 30 made a cleaning lady out or P .M. Pastor Benvenutu will her. What do you think of continue a terfes 0 f grown men who would treat "How To A.Mure Success" messagei on, "Prophecies a &ister !~ke this? -SORE 1.s the sermon topic of the Concerning the Return of ED Rev. L«en D. Flickinger at the Lord Jesus Christ." DEAR ED: Put the blame the 10 a .m. &ervice of New·---------------------port Unity Cburch ln the Senior Citiuins Center, 15th and Irvine Ave., Newport Beadl, Sunday. The Rev. Robert Stevens, mJnlJler ol ChrUt Cllurch, Quistian 1n San Diego will discU11 '1A Positive Chri•· ti>.n" Wednesday •I the 7, p.m. sttvtce. ~ Dr. James E. Walte.t, president of Piedmont C-01· Jege , Demorest, Ga.. wW &peak at the 10 a.m. worship .. ' -4Wm lfemor1o1 pn Tlw s-hlatt1 Mtnt &#tiftd M..,,!'riM/ ~ • COWMt·-... • C!MfftlT ·-.~:El TREES°'~!.~:!ORLD .............. .,,,°'-. NIGHT and DAY SERVICE 9:30 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M. -SATURDAY JO A.M. TO 6 P.M. 1111111----------------------------------------------------~~~~~~~~~~--~---- . \ • OAll.V PllOT . . ,~ f: a .. iness Aid •. NewportStor~.\~ :~~·d • ,, ~. # Robinson's Hono ;eq, by Twf1ru~ •• it .. Bnjlders Eye " ;~:: Vihtl Stats • • Jf j • (. • •I '•• • ~.' The Ctr.amlc rue lnJtltute bas cbo1«1 the J. w. Robinson store in Newport Cenl:er at the ootStanding Ille lna1allaUon in Southvn cautornla tht& past yeai. were tbt ovtrrldlnl f'IUODS t ~· Com· lead.lq to the lelectioo," an-Lot ~les, Ule nounced CTI Man a 1 la a: oq~the Robinson Dlreotor G: N. Lavtnbwc proJ~ct' • Robinson Job on behllf of tile • ...,. ·wu one ·rqqr CTI award· ·"" .. t.4 ··-'·, :· •'.:- By DOllOTHEA BROOIUI ' ' ' ' NEW YORK (UPI) -For ~ the 1~1tul bulldtt today knowl«lt• of brleu and mortar ii not enough ; it · ta.kn an alertneu: to the many iofltlfllCfl• on home buying -things aucb as f1\91Tia.JtS, birthl a n d eeoerapby. It behooves the builder to keep up on &tatll:Ucs. Take the marriage and birth rates , for in~. ·Although the two always have gone hand in band as factors determining the rate and type of new home con- riruction, curren1ly they are going in ·oppo<l~ ,dir<ctimi• -and the slowdown, In birtbl 11 seen .11s the stronger influeoct1 affecting the type ol new-home starts. ,Recently published J)eparbnent ol Commerce statistics show the marriage 'rate has risen steadily and boW is close to 10 percent ,,er tbou6and population. ' ~ is pushing ttie demand }or new dwellings , estimated th.la yesr to reach l.S million new starts. · ·At tti.e same time, 1b<>Wtver; the birth rate ha• J>eeo decreasing. In the ~ 12-mooth period it ?Was 17.6 per t bou1and population, as against 20 « 11iore in the post-war years .prior to 1965. Builders see jbil reftected in the recent .a9maod for more apartment .unit<. Geographic locatl.on, too, ~s a differenCe· in a l>Ui-·· plamiing. ile<igil 2IPd construction vary. in dif-U<ent paii< of the ·e00ntry, • • 10ceanwood ?'Wins Award I lfor Design design aod quality' t1oo bas ~··trle d Devel-f•to. a ced power awt.tct ·.for -beautiful Oceamrrood 'Pl'O• ect in Huntington Beech. "'Oceanwood ls a truly I place to live. 'lbe om11C1 att spaeiou.s and Wtll-plarmed, aod .,., ·.Ill a hrfict climate zon~ .. Bear JJ)e ocean. This 1Q2.:ho!ne. levetopment ~rbllril; 1i: an lrilportant eontrlbulton to furthering the hi~ stan· dards of so u t,bern .cautornia's C"OOStruction in- !;IUstry ," a spokesmin for Boatbern Counties Gas ~ Said. ~ Buyers still have a good telectioo of models froni Which to choosti at ~wood. even though· the Wtlos pace has been ' brisk ~ce the project ope~. Pries range from $29,000 to ~1000, with F1lA 6114ncing available. The project is located at Magnolia and Atlanta in Huntington Beach. Annoor Development Co. Is heoded by IAlrry Armour, veteran Orange C o u n t y ~ebullder who has been exltemely active in building iild1.i'stry affairs. In 1~. he •as. president of the Home Builders Association of Los Adfeles, Orange, and Ven- tUra counties. reflectlnJ climate, mdtrlal availability, treditioDJ and prefereDCes ~ bQyers. • Take home appliances. All "Unlquenes1 ln lhe des1gn, variety 1n the use and tx· C(!lJeuce in workmanahip committee. )¥Inning p ec:ts from which Tbe award ii pre1ented ~ ' ~· n~aqJ . g ~k place. the f«tn of 1 thr~ fll<lt hllfi , Hlghlijb\' ( iii•. ~eramlc perpetual tr<>P!'Y which ..., tile wi.a:ua on' 'Is .1 h • ___. -nautical TOOm Oorlng in the builders know these help to sell a house. But geography plays a part in just wbLt ap- pliances a buyer will con· sider necessacy. College Estate s • lower level. Designed by Carol Pelley of ,J.he architec· tural firm of, Chaix & Johnson. archiU>fts, of, Los Angeles, the floor 11 tiled in Heri:>ert Bladh, general manager of the NuTone dlvision cX Scovill Manufac- turing Co., a leading sup· plier to tbe home building iodustry, estimt<es, for in· stance, that one of every four residential starts this year will have one or more celling or wall electric flUX· illacy heel ulli1i., , · • · ·nem&na p"r~i <thf!~ "seCon~ . Rep~rt Expan~ion dary b<mle beating sources is greatest in the South md in areas of cheGp electric power, particularly in the I ANCIENT MISSION TILE COVERS RANCHO LA CUESTA HOMES P.ast te ·Milli'• · · · · · ' " Rancho Homes Sales Soar Pacific Nort,l:Jwest and the .. TV A area; Bladh notes. The two developments of ahead of its sister project, $29~. are similar in many Historically, tills type of Fran.k: H. Ayres &. Son, Rancho La Cuesta/Hun-lns ces. auxilia'b.heM began to ap: Newp o rt Be a ch tington.'Beach. • y Patscheck, Sales · t h · th homebuilding c CJ m p a n y , Loca't.ed in the two com· M ger of R a n c h o La pear tn t er omes m e ch h d t•· 12 n1ti f Ce ·io d Cue·a·t·aJCerr1·1os. s·•• h1·s South and Southeast around ea ave passe 11tl mu es o rr1 s an -..u 1949. ·This is an area where million mark in home sales, Huntington Beach, the' two development has enjoyed a spring and fall often bring but ~ast week Rancho La development!, with ~· total Of 80 home Nlea. Bud warm de.ys but Chilly nights. Cuesta-Cerritos s 11 r 1.e d ·;selling frbm. $23,500 to Fritter, Sale• Manaeer of Homeowners preferred this Ruacho La C u e • t a/Hun- type of {econclary be1'lng w -tingtoo Beech, Is only eight rtarting up the central D Jd p dd k N sales behind the 1iater heam.g system, they gained ona a oc ew development popularity qiiit:kly and Don Ayres Jr., of the The expansion of Golden West College Estates from its or i gin a I Westmimter begimi:n,g on M c F a d d e n AV~ to Bots.a Avenue west Of ROUte.·39 was the result of deiJ\and, and the demand is contl.Q\liDg at a rapid pace, ac~aptc • to Jerry Henderson, matketing director. The fast-growing S ,"& S Construction Co . com- munity, descrlbe4 as "always in the mld4!1 of Del Cerro Plaru QuUik ·Final Sell builders now fi!ld they are Sal development firm, said tile expected· 8' part . of the K&B es Manage· r two projects feature the I home eqhlpment package in · same type of architecture ~~~duidtf •• '.."ufouinl,. · .. • .'t -and floorplans and the con· pr...,...._, or Wt) a., 1 this area. struct.ion materials in many of Del Cerro homes in ,CO.sta Bl.~ oo'·s a set of Donald L. Paddock of sellin• a.er S3 million of M b bu 1 ·m """"' ·lC • instances are imported for esa w ere yer · ay statistics which , un-Huntington Beach has re-new homes in 1965-66. • I UtU 1 -both durability and aesthetic move m or u e a ~· fortunately, are assuming a joined Kaufman and Broad, He joined another major values. developers Ge<rge M .. ~ls, new importance -t.he Inc., as sales m311ager of housing pro duc er in He said both develop· tein and Sons and Harv A. figures on home burglary. the co mpany's 0 range January, 1967, as a ments are situated in areas Berger announced t is 'J1lese st.atistic~. showing an CoUilty developments. salesman and director of which are noted for out.Man-week. ' increase ol 55 -percent since Paddock, 'M, began work· customer relations and ding recreational, educa-With OJilY ten left Wlsold, 19601 w1th .auburbari re&iden-ing at Kaufman and Broad 18.ter was promoted to sales tional. medical-dental, com· the new low terms m~n ·tia1 areas of Ule COU11tty suf· in' 1964 as a p11tt-tline maM.gir of a.devetOpn\eot. merclal and entertaJ.nment buyers may enjoy t h e Jering die greUest increase, employee at the Runtington &rn in · ·i.. H 8 r p e, attractions. smallest of paymenta .fi nd h~e given rise to growing Coptinental tract . in Hun. Kansas, Paddock D>OY.td.'to HI said the combined lO-occupy either a smart thl~e demand among h o m e Ungton Beach. California in'lM.1, tettiDI up weS sales· ol tl')e tio' pro-_ or... {A:ur bedroom bo~. ·1n buyers fw detection and WhJle there he , was en· resideric19: in Manhattan jecti haYe reached tti9re .. tt~-for school, the bOine alarm gystems. couraged by Jack Scougall, Be.aob. than '4 million. Designed for i.n~ firm explaine«f:.1 -For Ilomes equipped with Kaufman and B r o a d ' s He now resides· in Hun-the ·Y 0 ·U n g budget·minded fligbligbted at the looa,uon jnter~m systems -and the marketing director, to tington Beach· -I.rt a Kaul· faoilliea., Rancho La Cueltitl are large lots, bull~ , in Natiooel Association of become a profession~! .r~al moo and .Broad borne -Huntington Beach ts located ~~s. fireplaces, wall\ to Home Buiklers estimates estate broker, spec1aliz..ing with his wife -Mary and at flamllton .and Bushard, wall-carpet, and the q.~a almost.~ percent of all new in Dew home subdivillion15. t.IWr . two, cb.il<ira.,LtOr~ 14 Streett bl Hub-· Beicb·· '50 •1aquare foot "SJ-.us bomes.'tiunt tllia year Will,be Ia March, ~ .P~~ DuH. 11. · · and !l:inCl>p, ~ '· · '.' · ~· · ,., rsO:egU.ipped -Bl&dh says became fl fulJ,-Um-e '. A Redondo l\ech Union rllos 11 Ga Art.es a ··• 'Bonus Room" s bt.i1kSc9rs. hav•~~ j t saleqpan for Ka~if!4. '.lJiig)t School gradua'te, Pad· vard .Aitwe~. C~~l!ia.Yer room to gr~· d limpfi add ~s1ve 1to BcQIC.t, . ~·r .. : " .... :~·ttpck attended El Camino Road~)tl•(lel~~~~-;~ es playroom, · things," enjoys immediate acceea to the freewa y network, ls close to beaches and marinas, ~as a large varlety of shopping centers within easy dri'ving range and is clOH to some of the nallon'a major amusement attracUODI. ·R e 1 i de n t s • children attend school in a top-rat.ed district. Quality--of ·eonstruction is also an inducf'ment t o buyers. S & S is the only builder In the area currently offering lath ald plaster comtruct.im and other con· 1truction details i n c 1 u d e concrete driveways a n d wldergrouod utillu ... Ceramic Uli is u s e d generoust)r on k i t c h e n countertop• and back.splashes, in s b o w e r stalls and oo walls above bathtubs. Bathrooms offer lifeti'me· )aating .cast iron tu b s, cultured marble pullman tops, beveled-edge mirrors of plate glass. Entry halls are spacious and dramatized with floor coverings of imported mar· ble, terrazzo, parquet or vinyl. Cut crystal chan· dellers add elegance to din· ing rooms. Floor/l&n. of Uu:ee. four, five . an six bedrooms are available in one·&tory. two· story and split-level styles. Each plan comes in a wide choice ol. ezteriora. To impect the furnished models, from • San Diego Freeway take Golden West 5tr'tf:~ s~ 1Qnt> 1 Wock ~to McFadden Avenue and turn east to the Golden West 'Collete E1tates d 1 s p l a y center. a ~lorful floral pattern of var i o u s shade~ of red, green, yellow, w~ite and black tiles.' Design agd use of ~eramic tile also is seen on the se· cond level of Robinson's. Display flooring and wall panels feature an attractive combination. of ant J q u e white cobblestone tile floors and Texas shellstone tile panels. Stonelight Co. sup.- plied the four inch x four inch floor tiles, and Georgia Marble Co. supplied the six inch b.v two inch &hellstone. Several di splays utilize the cobblestone nooring. Second floor We design was by Paul Laszlo of Beverly Hills. A large exterior entryway to the lower le ve l ol the store was tiled with six inch x six inch abrasi ve Inca quarry tile from the Mosaic Tile Company. Detailed workmaJi.ship wes required to complete the installation around the many columns which enhance thil entry. New Tract Opening Set The official opening of a new 400-home oommunity in Anaheim will take place in two weeks according to developers George M. Hols• tein and Sona. who revealed their new Hacienda series homes will be priced at less than '23,000. Located near the in· tersection ol the Riverside and Newport Freeways, the Hacienda Anaheim homes will make awilable both FHA and Veteran term1. Although models are just being·com:phlitH.1+ sa~a peo- ple will be at the site this weekend for advanced reservation.&. add intruder alarm devices. Kaubii..an .and s··r o a d' ; .Junior College for two years. vartf tn ,Cirfltol. ~· _ \. P,UI at:ta or extra bedr .. He ·says orders indicate first "salesman of 'the year" before entering military 1------------~----------------------------- that home buildfis adding award ·went to Paddock for.' service in 1952. this type of e'.qtJ.lpment ;arel-'-"-''---'"-'-'--------------·I respons\•t t~ ~e l!'OSJ:•phlc i·it·c i1d"e1n:c e of .' ·home burglarid_ ~ Aci:Ofillng 'to FBI ·d:atistics. Bladh says, , tilt weetern £tateS, wiUJ an oUender ralte ol 216 per ioo,ooo populatioo in 1966 far exce:eded the rates of other Americ&I regions iii. crimes of ttWi natw'e. Nat.ion.8.Uy, 145 out · of .evtry. 100,000 person& were , ar.rested · for b\irg)ary. ili.11166. Regionally. the Southern st.ate&, with an offender tale of 152 per , 100\000 person& ranked second m• incidence of crime! of ttlis nature. The North Cen'tral at:ates. with an offender rate of 133 per 100,CXXl population, followed . Safest, relatively speaking, are tile Northeastern states with an offender rate of 196 per 100,000 population. · Bliadh says both builder and buyer are becoming concerned wUh loss of life and property caused by home fires every year, and fire alarm systems ue another appliance gaining importance. "RIKCID CIPISTlllO~ Laild of the Dons UNSPOILE D, SECLUDED t Our computer ·takes the traffic jams, endless driving; and lost weekends , out of house hunting. ' r ' } Buccola, Roniberger Combine in Company 2 'h to 3 acre rancho sites amid the great oaks of ClevelllJ!d Nadonal Forest Deep in the great oak region of 1he Cleveland N•tion•I Forest liei a JOO.acre island of rolllna hilb, warm vaUe)'I ud passy glad~ known as Rancho Capiwaoo. Vast reaches ol the Natiooa1 Fores! recreation are• San Clemente, and Newport Beach. Only 2J scenic miles fr om San Juan Capistrano. Rancho Capistrano liles are priced from SS.CXX> to Sl8,CXXJ. terms 10%-down. 15 yeare. Pl•asant Sc11n1'c DriY•: From San Bernardino, Riverside: ' (absolutely free) Announcement has been made of the association of George D. Buccola, Or.aqg~ Co.anty real estate ~loper, aod Burton Rom- ~· designer of some of Solltllern Olllfornla's most tuiurtOUI homes. TM Orm. known as the BuOoola Compan;,i, bas oPIDld new ofllce1, at 4601 ..,. Street at MacArthur Mllvard In Newport 8 • a c b , Jmmediately ad· !.-to tbe Orange County ":"men have been in· =~i::= .. i~ Loi Alllolel and Orllll• 01 L'":,.':,.~ &:':m! ...... cllvtlop- B-.ioo lleoeb , ud the IS• IP I 1 dll Udo, blch· 1111 ••-:,:!'I a Iv m in ........ • baft bNn .. i...it 'fl 11o1t jOIDI el· -. ...... ,wtioaG.D.- oolo 181!•-~ .... !i ........ _..i-~ h o m 'f: s , apartment com· plexes, office and industrtal buildin gs as well as the beautiful Newporter Inn at Newport Beach and is the recipient of many awards for his work. Romberger, a· fellow Of the American Institute of Architects, brings to the organization a wealth of ex- perience in "the residential field ~ a creative and Im· aginati'lt design a b 11 i l y which heve woa him medals from the Beaux Art& and awards from the A.IA. ln the field of land development, emphali1 wUI be placed on exclusive areas of Orange County where the h1gh 'llod' '7a1ue OfletS the ereate.st rtward. for a bitter aoluUon • Coo'1ructlon -k In lb• plamting sta1e follows the Buccola formula of di.IUnctive res Iden t l 1 l developme.nts where quality strctt:h in every direction, • Governmenl•owned buffer akainst population and com· roercial encroachment. Rancho Capistrano will bcloog to just 133 owners, in /•• siinpt•. Each of the l 5 10 3 acre sites ii cle&.red and accessible to utilities and graded road. Ancient Spanish oak& still stand on mO&I: o( the sites. This private pre1erve, once 1old, can never be duplicated. At Ral'ltbo Capistrano you1J enjoy usu.red seclu.sk>n for an Infinite fulure, the beauty of two private, ltream·fed lakes, a temper•te yt:ar-round clhaato at JJOO.ft. elevation, and JO. minute ICCCIS to eoutal rec:roo ation at lquu.. Dena Poi.Gt, Riven.ide Fwy. south, Hwy 74 wes~._Ftom Corona: Hwy 71 SO'O!h• Hwy 14 wcit. Or dtivt to fiblod Mlision San Juan C1pis- trano, l.hen east on,Hwy 74 &; follow signs. You'll be welcomed ! ---- ·- Write for our free, Ulutnted brocbwe. lllCID CIPISTlllD and 1tabiUy can ·be best 4110 Campu1 oa.., SW.. 2, Newp:wt Beech, Cllif. 92660~ -i6. bot with a llOW ~ (714) S*-]$q • • '"'1lfJn approach dlnctod 11 , 7ld.1n1 mor-e value to the ..._ _____________ _, at a lower cost '-. r you'lw looklnll 1or . ,_home, we can save you a lot of time wllh OYr SHE• program. SHE means Setect- Homet ·Electronlc.1.lly. That's computer talk. And th11'a what we-V. got. A com- puter th•t knows where thousands of new '1'd•lllon Homes In Ceot.ral and Soulh· ..-, C1Jifoml1 art. Nf we nttd to know "t,M. now Is what kind of home you Wini, and we'll metch you up. Just fll1 fn the House-hun1ers Computer Input Form. In !Jtw days you'll rocail'O 1 computer printout of avall1bl• ntw Medallkln Homes th1t suit your requir• .ments. And this new Ed ison service is absolutely free.~ •. Sure helps to know where some of the Medallion Homes are that fil your needs instead of driving alt over Southern Clll- fomia with a car fun of kkls and·mapt, doesn't it7 , • • Real Estate Qu stions f"d Colnment By Randall McCudlo Saturtlu, Aup11 10, 1968 .-Real.;Estate -Flourishing in Laguna By TOM GORMAN Of Mwi O.lff .. ,.._ Sl1ft Flourishing Laguna Beach real 1 s t a t e transactions seem to be ignoring the na· tionwlde tight. m o n e y market. William Lambourne . president of the Laguna Beech Board of Realtors, told the DAlL Y PILOT thtt the greater Lagun~ real recoc<I breaking real estate "'nlere are very {ew new ln an average year, 11c· estate business la currently bueineas. homes being bullt." · cording to Lambourne, a experiencing a ~cird-set· For the first m: montbs o( Yet, James Schmitt or renter can expect that five Ung· i-a, :. • 1968. ~e~ have been $8.5 ' Beach ConstrucUon 1aJd hi• percent ol the time his ~ million worth of 1ale1. Tbls business 11 also up from last building will be unoccupied. Tbfoqtb the mu I IP 1 e figure can be conipared to year. ''And I can't see .tht• Thia year. only two to three Ustlng service. whlc is the lhe 12 months or 1967, when it will slacken off in six percent of the time will the ,Qoly available ,.gul!fe in $9 million wl'lrth or sales set months to a Y.ear," he said. building be unoccdpied. Laguna Beach, b.m,~ume a new record in Laguna Schmitz. in explaining the Uanbourne said th a l aaid th&t sales this-Ylar are Beac.il'. trend, said, "People want to while su.mm er renting hts ~ar ahee4 of laat r ear's Another comparison can build now, before interest been affected to a degree, be mad"e with the number oi rates get any high!r, They loo& term renting hasn't Rt altor G T ff O home• sold through th! k.n1 ow~~a1te! won't come back been affected by any ad· I rove own omes ~n multiple li&ting service in 0 W114 u1ey were a year verse conditions. I ' the area. In 1961, 3'l percent ago," Things may look even bet· shared by Lambourne, who lkl heut b I lt ' of the hom~ llited were · At this time last year, in-ter when the full impact of said that the bulk of tbOH Many of my friends are te nt •::.r ~ UV nt un s The William Walters Com-o( the ~-nnlt dev·et menl, s.old, L"'1Mur,ne said. so terest rat~s were around 6% the new North American who will be moving Into the and other r•al eatata. What are the tax, adv11"1t1ge1 of .. . led as '"hi h · ed I t k ·n ""' t Thi th y A · •:0 · A t t' t t ~1 .... : • .11 1 Owning rental units or other real estate that It held for pany has been appo1n '"' c open as wee , wt fat this year. 45 percent o( percen . s year, e are vaau n s u one 1cs pan area with Autonewcs "'"™ I · nt d n ger be d the directlon of the homes li.sted have been about 71h: percent ."It's over is built in Laguna Niguel. move into new develnn. an Investment? Would you •xplaln how dtpreclation easing age an ma ~ un er 9-0ld .. T.~.•·•· lht's )'ear, ap~ el-t percent for com· "If things slow down in six men'· 1·n • ·guna N;.,,;;i. all.wane. help. m. mako mon•y. What about trading of the $5,000,000H B_ixby Gene R. Johnson. C~. vice ... ..,.,.1,11; •." ~ .lJ4 48 .. ad Green Town om es president and man er ot prox\m~Iy 210 home:! have mercial building," Schmitz months or a year," Schmitz But he added tbEt those who for another property, would you •.-plali;i how tr ing de 1 t located at the Walters Long . !ach-·been li>ld ~by ·realty board said. sa.id, "t11e slack sbould be want better views, a beach 11v•1 me mon•y. Whit bare the1 odthvanfagek1 ef Crlkwni1"!11 ~to~~~· and Lampson Orange County 0 IC ice, members. Along with construction ta)!;en up by the AutooeUcs atmosphere and a bettet rt•l estate r~ther than uylng n • a.toe m•r et Avenue in Garden Grove. located at 110 Pine A enue, ln explaining th! number and resale of.homes , renting plant." loc:at:i.on will move t G heve done quite well with stocks. . Leaslng arid management Long Beach of. ·~silM, 'Li.mbourt)e said, :le a:U.o, up, siid Lambourne. Schmitz's outlook Is Laguna Beach. __ o.cs .. Mesa Verde~~:::::!...=::~==:::::::::c_..:::=.....:::::::c_~'--''--~--'...:.;-'--'-~~--'--~'---'-~-'-'--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-"~~~~~~-- on any real estate which is held for lnvestme1_1t •. the nw ner is entitled to an allowance (or depreciation, deductible against the income produced: This allowance permits the investors to recover the cos\.s attributable to the improvements over the useful life. Land canllot be depreciated end therefore is not deductible. An investor in real estate is able to deduct a large oortion of the cost of his investment over its life. Just as important is the fact that the investment depreciation allowance applies not only to the investment of his own funds but also applies to the funds that he has borrowed to purchase the property. Under accelerated methods of depreciation that \Vere introduced under the lntemal Revenue Code of 1954, it is possible for the owner t9 bring his annual ~uowance for depreciation to an amount equal to his trust deed payments that are required to amortize the 1oan. This makes it possible for an owner to build up his equity in the propertr out of tax !re~ funds. . If the owner desires to exchange hia investment m one area of investment to another, lle can make an ex- change without paying any capital gains tax. All he need do is to design the exchange as • tax free exchange under the code. Thus if the investor comes toward the end of his depreciation allowance r,n one parcel he can arrange to exchange his equity in the property for another more expensi've parcel to be financed. by the equity he has built in the first patcel. M,any times this requires a new loan. In addition, the intestor should be able to tepeat the entire procedure with further ne.w parcels of property. An investment in the stock market does not have the above advantages. To begin wfth. an owner of stocks or securities is not entitled to ~fl allowance for deprecia· tion. His build-up of capital rriust be made strictly out of tax paid funds . When the owner of securities wishes to change his investment from one stock to another he must pay a capital gains tax on any profit he realized on the sale of his original investment. A stock market in- vestment does not have the privilege of designing the change as a tax free exchange. I can buy neerly 100 ecrea of land in Idaho for 1111 than I can buy ona lot here In Newport. There are many trees on the property. lt 11 gently rolling, not too hilly. The only thing la th• .Creage Is quit• • ways from the nearest town. Do you think investments of this tvM are •smart investment?-• .... ,,,, ...,,.~ "11 "" ·• "'"t..,;~ ..... ·- . ',' ,. . _F,.R. N:•)':!l9rl,J!e'lc)l Land does not have any value within itself. People create value. Land in an area remote from people has little or no value. People create urban ]and values. These values depend on the use of that particular loca- tion. The highest and best use of a particular location depends to a great extent on the number and economic status of the people living, working and shopping in the area. EOITOll'l frtOTI : llt"dtll II . Mr.Ctl'di. It In lftwl•lmtl\f 1•11Yll, 1,...ld_. If tlM 11111 Et11t1rs, I tlililte ltchlfll', I Clln(.lff ...... Clllflnlll AHKlll .... ti 11 .. 1 lt11!1 Tttcl'ttn. •!Mr 11 "llNI lstltl Ill C11iftl'ltll." 2,200 Acres Now Sold At Rancho California . With the recent sale of six the Pennsylvania-New Yprk parcels aveN.ging m o r e C e n t r a l Trarisportation than 60 acres per farm , System). more then 2,200 acres ot t.he Owners d. three of the p l a n n e d 3 , 0 0 0 • a c r e larger 1horougtibred farms ttior~bred farms colony purchased e a r 1 i er have at Ranmo Oalihlrnia have begun construction of pad· be!n sold , docks, barns and related In order t.o meet t:he facilities. These include the rapidly-increasi~ demand 300-acre nnch acquired by of p r o p e r y in the Col. aod Mrs. Cloyce J . Tip- thorooghbred ms area~ pett (Liz Whitney), who are Robert L. Unger, vice prcsi-e s t a b I i s h i n g Rancho dent and general manager California as bhe western o( Rancho ~rnia, an· headquarte.rs for the famed nounced that Rancho Llangiollen Farms; Olarles CaUfornia will enlarge the L ~a vi t t , widely-known colony by an additiooa.I 600 California trainer-own er. acres. who has a 168..acre develop- Located s.ix miles east of ment; and F red er i c Wiagner d. Dallas, Texas. a Temecula in Io u th we 1 t prominent. industrialist Who Riverside Coonty, the has bought 114 acres for hls thoroulDhbred area -known w as V·alle de loa Caballos -agner racirig stables. has been divided I n t o ln addition, wirter rains , have accelerated t u r I parcels with a minimum of growth in the $500,000 track 40 acres. and training center being Heading the list ol new constructed by owners or purchasers is Robert FhJo:. Rancho California in the chairman ol the board of thoroupt:ired farms area. Fluor CorporatiOn , and a This will be available for member of h California owners and breeders who Racing Commission. will use the faciUty w train Three add i llo n 1 l and try theiryeerlfngs. purcbaaes 'ftJ'e by out~f· Ooostruction of a one-mile state horaemen. They wert training treck is expected to Jam .. Dooley, 0-.-11· be atlllllleted by eorly April t<>mey, • 51-• tract C. while h buildinl o! barn1, W. Smll'I, Detroit indudr1al ;tockey rooms, dormitlol'J exec:uti.ve, 50 acree; end Ab-and clubhouse 11 cWTently bott Teumu, Grand June• underway. r tion. Oolondo, ridio~ ex· 1 n add l ti on to eeutive, 72 ICJ"'e.I. tho r o u g h bred fianns , Qt.her purd\ues include Randlo Oalifomla hu tcien- 0.igl! Boyd, rtl>restM!ng a lifica!Jy planned areas f<7r Santa Ana l')'Odieate, tl citrus and •vocado groves. acres: and LarTy V a n atber tree crops, row end Mourict, Lacuna Beadl, 45 fiekl crops, v I n e y a r d s , • .,,.,.. dairies. -IJuinC ...i . Rancho Oolllonla, th• o11ler agriculluNI -; 87,500 acre mUter·pl•ned Rancho Colllornia Ii agricultural development, is located midfty ~tween owned by IUbtld{aries or R!wnide and San Di~ on Kaiser Alum.i~m and H1gbway 395. Thi• . is ap· Ch 1 m I ca I Corporation, proximately an hOOr from Kaiser lndustritl ~~· · Del Mar and lea than two , tion. and Maoco llealty hours .f.rMl Santa Anita a.nd Company (a 1ublidlary of Hollywood Pork. ~ ~ It's inevitable. Some day you're going to buy an S&S home. Why are we 10 sire? Bruuse as soon as you see what S & S ConstnKtion Co. off~ for $29,960 at filLDEH WEST, you'll know you're getting !he best value in Southern California. Over 12,000 S & S families already have. I How many builders boast of using imported marble entries, luxurious wall lo wall carpeting tllllll*rt yoll' home, ctJStom cut-crystal d!andeliers and genuine stone or 1Mif fiieplaces ill JOU1 llvtao. fllllily and bedrooms?. Hot lllM1J. COLLEGE ESTATDl • WESTMINS1ER EXCELLENT VA/FHA/CONVENTIONAL TERMS Md wilt SI s. J's double !lick lelli and plasm well censhklion ... MIT dr,wan. Lux11Y shopiiing, excellent schools, tremendous reaeatienal facilities, and lhe tDtJ location make GOLDEN WfST !lie most diarming, 1etive and poplMr cOllU!Ulity in the m. It is ine'litable. Same dly ,.. ft oein9 to Mr 1n SIS borne. We're sire el il. a.w •• -.... --4- • . ltfllCTlOllSo ... s.. Dlloo '-"· Ith "19 hf lllllliff, ...... •. lfoct " l4cfMill -... 1111 ilft h lht -~ -... s..to .. '-· ...... • W .__ II Md' II L ... llill II _.,. -. • "·. -. ,, , .· • ' • l I ~ l DAILY PU.OT I WEEK!S AND YEAR'S HIGH, 'LOW, CLOSE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE • ------------------- AMERICAN ·STOCK EXCHANGE • , - DAILV PILO!_Q_. '\ -.... 1Ml.J ... ... Leif ca.. for Friday, August 2, 1968 .. .. .. " .. ' , .. • .. ' .. '' .. '! I I • ---__,, ____ _ _____ L_ _______________ ___... • • S1turdl)', lugusl 10, 196! Laguna Pla1Jaowe Inte rmission Many Hurrahs For 'America' .-'Charity'-V~ By TOM TITUS "The audience has to tune in to what the play is all about. They may not like it, but they find it hard to deny that this part of the American condition." .:;i This is one explanation of the eilect that "America Hur~ah" is exerting on patrons of Soilth Coast Reper· tory's Third Step Theater. lt comes from the show's director, Mathias Rei t :z , whose soft • spoken sincer· ity makes disagreement difficult. To be sure, both critical and public sentiment bas been divided over Jeen- Claude van ltalie's barbed tableau of American ideas and ideals since. it opened at the downtown Cos t a Mesa theater two weeks ago. One opening night the- ater party enrolled as en-- thusiastic SCR subscribers, while other patrons walked out in a huff during the con· troversial third act. There also are, undoubt· edly, those who have been MATHIAS REITZ drawn to the theater by the unusually heavy dosage of front page newspaper space devoted to the production. Prior to the opening, there was a little disagreement over the representation of an American flag on the SCR window; shortly afterward, the play's staging an Alabama college brought shrieks !rom the official citizenry and it closed after two nights. REITZ, HOWEVER, TENDS TD discount this out- side notoriety as a drawing card for his version. "We're pulling an audience which wants to see this type of play," he maintains. 41Very few people have really become upset over the production," he goes on. "Most of them have gotten the point whether they want to or not." The point is, at least in this view, that Van Italie's outrageous satire on the American way of life is more akin to reality than most of us care to admit. There are moments in the SCR production when this pungent par· ody grates on the senses like fingernails scrawling down a blackboard. Using three modern institutions -the interview, television and a motel -as a backdrop, the playwright details the aimless and often destructive nature of American existence. Accused of writing a pretentious play, he counters that it is not the play that is preten· tious, but our lives and our society. · By TOM TITUS cr-...~.- "Swee:t Charit1" ls one 1w.eet Jhow. a musical gem In the crown of the Laguna Pla)'t>ouse, where this visual feast opened a month's ban· . qu't Jburld•y·evening a1 .a worttiy succe,11sor in a Jenttheniog line -or "'Llguna- 1 um n\ er musical bombshells. Splashily staged with all the artbUc and technical In· genuity the playbou&e can ,.SW••T CMA•ITT" , A lllW!ul llY Mtll SU-. •trtdotd 11Y Jlll\fl , ... i.a:., IN,Mk.ll lllf,Ktor. °"" Sl\lellla, chot'_;.,..,. i.io CV.-.!1 "llAtfll, tld'Mllc.tl dlTKlor-"'"'' Tort, ......... TIM'wllYI ~ ~ 1,111111 Stott, , ,, the ~ , .. .,.._,. J1t Qr!M11 "'"'·· L._,,_ 1oHct1. TM• CAST Cllltlf'I" , ....... ,.,,,,,,, .Hnthfl' Hives 0.U.r ................... 0..r191 B.nlon He""'9 ................... Toti! SMlrot' Mldtl ................... G11 McEhny Urull ................... CtClllt Ko111 .. Vkll;I •. · · · .. , .•• ·...•..• .. . II•"" Nl'-Allo, Ausnn ICtt..,, Jlll'I A•ltt, '•I W1r...,, tu1 o.~. K•lllv c.,.,_, Vlc:kt l'rltdtrldl, J...,1 Onltott, M•llltt. DMl'l, Mlchffl lltltOl'I, B•rr1t S.11, D1rrvt And,.,., Stwri. G••••· Ctno;., C•rtlr, t..v11n 1t .... Hl1kl, J1nl111 Ftr· 1111\M, Modl"'n 'lffl, G•~ll H.wklnt" ........ Mllb. muster, Laguoa's "Olarity" is a vibrant production of what is essentially only passable raw me.teria1. It is short on story and score, but long on finery and finesse . With the proper in· gredients, as evidently wa s the case on Broadway, . the show is an entaordinary delight. Laguna possesses all of them -crisp, snappy direction and musical direc· lion, creative choreography .ind, most important, an ac· tres.s of exce._ptional capabi.Hty in the title role. EXHAUSTIVE Heather Hayes sails through this exhaustive role without even b Te at h 1 n g hard, playing the tough.luck dapce hall girl as a brassy, raspy, squeaky "old pro" with a heart like a hotel - where her guys check in anJ out. She is Billie Dawn set lo • • ' c,..,witb pinpoint com, die timing, carrylng the ,how -~e a Gwen Vetdon at U tlmee. • AJ the yokel she meets in YMCA elevator aqd falls in love with, Charles Ben·ton 1 uproariously funny. ,Tall., slender and rubber faced, be snakes the roMt 8eem alm.o6t 'believable and h a r d I y overplayed .. Toni Shearer and Gae 'MeElhany are tops a s Charity's dance hall bud· dies , and their number ''There Must Be Something Bebler Than This" is a first· act show stopper. Also rating high is their duet sans Charity. "Baby Dream Your Dre.am," in the second act. Raun Niles cops a large part cf the first act as a Mastroiannish movie star with considerable a s s i st from Cecille Kohne. Their boudoir scene with Charity in the closet is the funnie st of the show. EXC ITING ,...,,, ~ '.:-p; .... •• I u-Jlt-1i ~· ., ' ' "!"' 1.i. "THIS IS NOT AN ANTI-American pl ay, as some people have charged," Reitz insist3. "It is a positive, c-ttM"' n.11, 110 PM Am . LKll ..... .__.. .. ,, ,... pro. encan sta tement. The playwright is saying, 'I .. YOUU. MINI AND ouu" am horrified by what I am seeing here: I want you to "'"' share my horror, a nd then do something about it'." "DON'T 1.1.111 THI 111DGI, And, if early response to SCR's production is any CO-STARS OF LAGUNA'S 'SWEET CHARITY' LOWll THI 11¥11." ·t · Cecill• Kohn•, Raun Nil•s in Romantic Number Je"Y Lewis oeUent, particularly ID the dance ball sequeoees. P~ workhorse Paul Toft, in tandem duty as tec:Mlcal director and stage !manager. exhibits h l 1 backstage craftsmanship in the relatively Uttte time re· Q ulred ln swl tchine the eom • -plicatod s.U. Toft-proe.bly is most respioosible for the overall smootti running of what could be a pretty sticky show. "Otarity" and company coo.verge on llhe playhouse stage throughout August, Thursdays thrcu~ Sundays. Jf is a most appe\Wng even· Ing. 01111 .111111 • cot..o• . "ILACKllAaD'S GHOST" c ... 1. ,...,.. h M ' ~ T ,\ ',' r ~.". PAULO ··-··· ... "'4rllhl W1/t9f' hYltllltl • COLOa "THI SICln Llfl Of AN AMlllCAN Wlfl" cr1 ena, people are doing something about it, if only lrldt1et1:10.s:2s-t:1 0 writing letters to the newspaper in praise of "America 1;~;;;;;;;;~il~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;j'l=::=Y:o:':":':":':'':':":-':':'':'::==:'I Hurrah." Seldom do theatergoers write to the media Ii about a dramatic work unJess it is to criticize or con· demn. One of the two 1etters received by this newspaper this _wee~ came from a woman who, a year ago, penned a bil stenng attack on another SCR production O'Neill's "A i1oon for the Misbegotten." ' The latest letter was a particular source of joy for Reitz. who also directed "Moon." "I guess we've come1 full circle now," he commented. * * * BACKSTAGE -II you missed last Sunday's try- outs fo~ ,"Dr~am Girl" at th• Co~ta Mesa Civic Play. house, 1t s still not too late ... director Pati Tambe!· lini is auditioning fo r roles in the IS.member cast to. morrow at 8 p.m. in the Community Center auditorium. Wanta see a play for !ree? ... you can next Fri· day and Saturday when the Rancho Community Players stage "A T~~rber Carnival" at Mission Viejo High School .•. 1t s a preseason present to local audiences from one of the county's newest little theaters , .. I • • • l8llllS DRESSES i., HOlti-AN .... ,,. . .,, NOW '11.95 r" l ... C .. 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HAVANA (AP) -A woman using empty toilet piper rolls for halr cW'lerl wu on her feet screaming as the ball bounced oU a sign promoting armed revolution and fell behind the fence for a home run. The broad ahouldered Cuban out- fielder found bl1 teammates waiting at the plate 1.fter breaking up still -another game with hls bat and 15,IKX> Havana-·baseball fans went home hap- py. The woman, who has to use toilet paper r o 111 because curlers can't be p\D'cbued here, bought a tiny bag of popcorn to munch a1 she waited for a b111, Rams' Rally Is 'Super,' Win, 23-21 By GLENN WHITE Of ltM 0.llY ,lltt SMlf LOS ANGELES -There wu '7:02 left in the foorth quarter, according to the big Coli5eum clock, when No. 75 for the Los Angeles Rams I.rotted onto the playing ficld. The monumen- tal occasion 5igllified the end ol the 1968 contract holdout by defensive star Dear.on Jones. And for the 64,020 fant who had poured into the stadium, it was one • of the f~ bright mome:OO! in what had to that point beea a rather dismal Friday even.J.nog. Their heroes were on the short end of a 21·7 6CO!"e, had gone without a .•.. • •. first 00wn fur the Initial ball end :•: seemed destined to have their nine· : !' : game exl!i.bibon win fitteak come to a ..... close. :!.·~: But as it turned out, Jones' debut •\ proved to be the turning point for .; coach George Allen's woodefg aa tbey :• .. _pulled out a 23-21 vict«y. ._.. . It took the talented arm ol quarter· ::~· back Roman Gabriel to pull the \ric- :... ' tors even es be connected on three i:-touchdown passes the lalt ball with -,., Bruce GOSlett of Fountiain Valley boot- :: · · ing all three conversion trya 1hroo~ ·! _ .. the uprigbta. : .. .,. However, itwu Dllve Pivec'1block- :: :~ lng of • Don Cockroft punt with 52 -.... ::-::. seconds left that raw Allen's forces •C-. · t<heir second mme-from-bebind of the '"'I • •• '• campetgn. ;': ! Throttled on their own m: by a ·f·.: pen.atty end a relentleH Ram defense, , f~the BI'OWDI were forced to punt with : · .,.• 58 seconds to go 8JJd the 11core tied. . ! , ... 'r~e rush was tbrv9.'n at Cockroft and • . Pivec, a former Notre Dame whiz, ~: ~ managed to crash. into "the ball. Baseball,• edopted by Cubans Ion( before Prlmt Minister FJdel Castro's Communilt rewlution nine years aio bu become a national sport In this island nation and geltlog bi{ger .n the time. Cuban ba1eball' bas, ii fact, out- paced tbe U. S. major le1gue1 in ex- pansion. by douhlln4 lbell In two years with 12.. teara.s now com'petlng In the five month season whie.h ends April 3. Professklnl.t football would sHu be a game played by oversized college dropouts in ·vacant loll if American• took baseball as seriously as do the Cubans. .., 'Ilht nahn almost;went into mO\U'D<o Ing 'Wbml a team at. Cuba'• be 1, t pt.eyers loot to Cite United St.et.1 In !be Pan Amerl~an Gamo1 buebllll llna!s Ja1t IUDlllLlf, It aeem.1 u lf·evert Cuban, ltartinC • wllh a pitcher Dlllled Jl'ldol O..ll;o; Is ' a ba1eboll ton;-Cutro his nmoved ~ ••capltallatic exeJoitatlon'" from the came by mdln1,~oyers end um· plrel amatem. Ht did away with 'Uckets-;o ••Irion• colil4 (et In tree. He e>J>llllded the 1et1ue end built aeveral new parts to get the game closer to the countryside aud give more re1idents of the i n t e r I o r hometown teams to root for. He made umpire• servants of tbe 1tate. That Jb 9&1'1• they artn't to be argued·wlth. televised natiooany. Local Jt.nle1 in manufactured Iii Cuba now. But there f \lavay•a three rem a Io i o g other cities get radio ,coven.gt. There 1Ull is no surplus. Balls fouled into the MWlfllperl re1trlcted to four pages la l)O seventh inning 1tretch.Qd the 1tanda are promptly rellU'ned. A guy '!:_..;.of pa-• •hortares, allll r111>l4lty with whl<h the'!Nmi ~baage keepin& a'foUJlbalJ could (o IA> Jail. · r:-. would mawt' Besebau Com.riWslooer Ex:pinaJon cut down the caliber of reporta on e.ch gaqie, 1taDdinp Wllllam Eekert bliDk in wonder, play a blt but CUbans feel this ii offset idvJqual statlltlc1 daJ.ly ·.'°\. Umpires are now "men of honesty by tbe chance for more young men to ,. Theri are ao -eommercw ad· and decency" but. 1n the pre-Castro play and more fans to see the action. verUeemenW od the ·outfiekl JffU,. et days w~ 4)ften "~:s~allat tlitl'chan· Cuba has turned out tom~ top qua~I· -Havana~c.I'..&jin America St*'11Unl now, dlae," the Comm . ,._ pllrtJ orcan ty p1ayer1. Twenty.five Cubans are tn _The tdverd'sem~ll are of a dlflerent...: Qr.aJlJJla ~ece.Dll1. ~ _the-major leagues, more than from torl -promoUng armed .rewlutioo, who Joat hia bead ta January a 1lui· any other Latin American country. exhol't:lot Cubane to do ' voluntary a:ed •n umpire, ill.So Jost b1I Uniform. The total would oo doubt be higher if labor in the sugar fields, praising the He hasn't been ielnatated despite a tbere was open travel between Cuba late cuerrilla fighter Erpesto "Che" public, written U>OiOIY to tht mnpire and the United States. Several players Guevara, expressing Cuban support of and Cuban faii.. ' are of major league caliber but cannot North Vietnam. AU the equipb'leftt~ -bl~ balls play ball in the U. S. wJthout .aban· Games played in Havana a.re gloves, uniforms a!l11 ~ven apike1 -I~ donlng their homeland. Sports Clipped Short Pre• rM WINI ef AP/Uitl ATANTA -Bob Gibson fired a !our- hittiel" for his 13th corn;ecutive victory as the runaway St. Louis Cardinals edged the Atlanta Braves 1-0 Friday night on Roger Maris' run-scoring single. Gibson'• 11th shutout ol the season gave him a St. Louis career record of 34, breaking tbe mar~ previously held by Bill Doack. The vtctory pushed the Cardinal ~·s season record to 16-5. LOC1JST VALLEY, N.Y. -Karen Krutzcke of Australia ap1et fourth-- aeecled Patti Rocan ol LaJolla, Calif. Ameriea'1 10th-ranking amateur, M, '7-5 Friday to reach tbe semifinal& In the Plplaf Rock Women's Invitation Teul.1 Tournament. ... ... ... DUBLIN, Ireland -America's Olympic equestrian team won the premier event of tM Dublin Interna· tlonal Horse Show -the Aga Khan T:. ophy -Friday with the help of a clear round by team Capt. Bill Steinkraua of Noroton, Conn. Britain fioirbed second and Ireland third in the team trial, ..also known as the Nations Cup. ......... SUN VAILEY, C a 11 I. Reavywel&ht boxing contender Jerry Quarry wW enter Sern Memorial Ho1pltal Sunday for treatment of a cracked vertebra. Quarry, of Bellfiower, wW be fitted with a body cast wbtcb be must wear from eight to ten weeb, a hospital 1poke1man 1atd. : • The loose sphere rolled bac"knrd ::~nd out of the end zone fOr the prec- ::.:i;.lous two pointl. The Ram• were then •f ~able to run out the clock· after taking : ···-the ensumg free ldd<' fmn the stunned TENSE MOMENT -George Allen (lefl), coach o! the Los Angeles Rams and team members Maxie Baughan (55), Harold Jackson (48) and Jim Stiger (26) look on as Cleveland nears score in Friday night's t action. at th~ Los Angeles Coliseum. Grimness turned to smiles ~er Rams went on to 23-21 victory over the Cleveland outfit. Win marked the 10th straight in pre-season games for the Los Angeles crew. ......... AKRON, Ohio -Former U.S. Amateur champion Bill Campbell 11tole. the show from the Pros Friday, carvmg out a solid three·under-par 67 to take a one·stroke lead after 36 holes in tne ,125,000 American Golf Classic. • 1 ....... Cleveland bad t\ynlnoted play much . of the night. mJlsing ~el'OUI acor· : ~ ... ing c:hances bef«e finally settling :: ~:·for a 7-0 lead at intermission. As Orioles Remain Hot on Tigers' Tail •:7' Twice Uie Browns were within 10 ::: yard. ot paydlrt In ll>e first hill, but :• 4 failed to cash in when they .iected :;;;_to go fur toochdown• JDNad of field ......... gtial.s. Weaver Has "Draw Power' ::;-• Two ofh<r time• the llams blocked ; field goal aitempts. ~' Cleveland seemed to 1-ive things ;1 sewed up "'1len speedy Ohartes Leigh ~ •. .,, returned the geoond half kickoff 94 ··:'•;"yards to give his mates a 14.0 lead. ;;·-The Rams cut t~ gap to 14-7 wlth : ·: -39 seconds left in the third period as : : ~ · Gabriel passed four yards ot Jeff : : : •• Jonlan to lroalt their !<Orin( !amine. •:•: However, the invaders from Ot'lio :::·. 5\Jl'ged Mead, 21-7, with 13:01 left in ·•~~the ~e ag Frank Ryan to6sed to '. ~ ·.=.:.Gary Collins on a 40-yard seorlng .~ ""' lay. :. -:--Enter Dea<:<ia Jones. • :-: • Now it was a rejuvenated bunch of : : ; · -Rams. Gabriel marctted the troops : •: · 90 yards in 11 plays, passing to Pat ::: •. StudsUU for the final 28 with 3:51 : !· showing on the time piece. •:· • An outside kk:k try failed 111d the :: • Browns were in good position et mid · :· -• field. But Oii trod down. Stu<htill : =..:. .. intercepted a Gary Lane aerial and -: ... : returoed it back to the 50. 'j~;--Four pla~s Later Gabriel found Mike ~ :.' Dennis with • 33-}'M'd throw end it ; was a tie game witli l :53 remaining. • • • • • ICOltS lY au.t.•T•ltS . ' • • J ,_,, , l'-ll Ci.-141mrt 11 INU '"'"' N~l$0ft ! ..... Jiii lr.ldll Ci...-l.•ltll •4 lr.ldl;oH m urft (Matlft tldtl ~ • -fl1H'n Gtllrltl !Gol.Mtl kldt) •., (19-(.o.1111'11. NH ll"Ol'I ltlYI" CMtM kid<) : LA-Stvd1!lll " -'"°'" l>ll>tltl 'Ciol.Mtl kk kl ,.. LA-Dtiwlll JJ ,.. .. 1....., GIOrlooC IGo11e1t kldil l~, f'IVK black Pllnl OU! OI..,.,, ~ ' . . . • By EARL GUSTKEY Of 1M D•llY ,lltf ll•ff BALTIMORE -A Baltimore spcrtswriter walked into the oruce of the manager of the Orioles, saw five Southern California writers talking with Earl Weaver and, in mock shock. declared: "Blankety-blank, Earl, what kind of audience is this?" We.aver, appalnted manager of the Angel Slate ol.llf. 10 .O.i " ~Ill'"°"' •:110.rn. l(MPC 17101 .0.111. 11 All9tl • II "'"-" lf: •.m. ICMPC I'" A\19, 12 """ YI ew 'fort. : 11.m. l(,Y.~ C llt Au9, ll """' YI New Votlt 7;" 11."'-kMf'( 11101 A111. u """ YI Mew 'fort 1:" 11.m. l(MPC 110! Orioles a month ago when the Baltimore front oftice tied a can to Hank Bauer, is finding himself a popular figure in newspaper circles these days. The Orioles you see, show signs of making a nm at the American League pennant. After they knocked off the Angels by a 3-0 margin Friday night they found themselves just five.and~-half game~ behind Detroit, beaten by the Red Sox . Weaver. a bulldogish·looking man who will be 38 W~nesday , was Mked the obvious question. "We're good enough to win this thing,'' he declared, taking a tua: on a beer. • "We've cot ili games with the bad guys (Detroit} left -that's enough for us to do it ourselves. They won't be able to let up, 'cause I think we're gonna play pretty good ball the rest or the way." Weaver lit a Lucky and. smiling, stared at the ceiling. He seemed to be contemplating the remarkable routes nf fate which have deposited him in llaltimore. A year ago he was talking with \\'hiters in Columbus, Ob.io. The subsequent transition to the big leagues seems to have stoked bis con- fidence . He appears to be gripped by the convlction his club Is goin& to win the pennant. "We are playing very well right :iow." he continued. "Frank (Robinson) is really coming ""now. Boog (Powell) has been great for us all year and Don Buford bas just been fantastic." Buford, a former USC player, crack· cd a ~·o·run homer Friday night. \Veaver quickly added that should any of his stalwarts start stumbling, he'll hustle up a worthy replacement quicker than you can say pennant. The Angels' bullpen wonders were horrendous again Friday evening. Starter BUI Harrelson was so.so through six innings, then gave up the Buford homer In the seventh. Bill Rigney then brought in Marty Pattin -a decision be quickly regretted. Pattin proceeded to bounce a fast ball off Mark Belanger'• arm and then he nailed Frank Robinson between the shoulder blades. Rigney raced to the 1uound, yanked Pattin and sum.maned ' Oeonis Bennett, who nearly beaned Powell with his first offering. niree hitters later. Bennett plunked Brooks Robinson in the back. "I don't think they were tryin' to hit our guys," Weaver said, "but It still makes me mad. We. just can't afford to lose anydne -not the way we 're playln' now." 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Action in loday'1 meet geta under way at 3 p.m. Prior to b1J Ulness, hi& best mile in 1968 wu 4:04 and he hasn't run the dlltaDce llnce. But he W1ll be starting at 7:55 p.m. and it's expected he'll crou tbe flnlsh llM lea• than four minute• later. Tba qaellfying Jtandard for running the Olympic 1,500-m@t!.r r11ce is S:G or tbe mlle equivalent o1 four minutes n.t. Ryun's world marks Nnd at !:31.1 end 3:51.t. Jim ahowed be bad rt&ained running shape when he ran a 1: 47 .9 one· ball mile at t,tro-Coot 11tJtude In Flagstaff. Ariz., two weeks ago. He was ON ot 11VW.al injured or ailing athletes excused from tbe· Olymplc Trials in Los Ana:eles and invited to high altitude training. Still he must tneet the Olympic qualifying standards and must win a place on the team In final trials next month at South Lake Tahoe. Two score evenll are on the program with competition in the javelin opening the meet at 3 p.m . The first running event, the quarter-mile in· termedlate hurdles, ls 1latfd at 5 p.m:- Jn many cases, the races will have timers at both meters .and yards giving two opportunltie1 for records. Ore.con Coach Bill Bowerman, who has been in charge of the high alUtude trainlng at Tahoe, term• most of the athletu in top 1bape. Another star wbo mtaaed the Olympic Trial.I ~use of tipury ls 1hot putter Neil Steinbauer, ex-Oregon C'Olleglate ~ploa. He s slated for action um Umt· alao. ~ And the dubea Include the three who IJttiettd the 11'91'\d ftCOrd In the 100.mew duh "1th times of 1.1 1e<•1•d• bf UM MU,mee\ -Charlie Greene, Jlm Hlne1 and RonnJe Ray Smltb. \•.-: '----. -----~~. ----. ------~r--~-----------.!""'!""------..-- Joseph Paces Phils' Offense Past Dodgers LOS ANGELES (AP) -llicord< Joseph drove in three runs with a homer and single Friday nigtlt, pacing the Philadetplia Phillies to a 3-2 vic- tory over ttie Los Angeles Dodgers. Gary Wagner pitched two scoreless innings of relief to save the vk:tory for Chris snort, 11·11, who had tKl leave Dodger Slate (l~~I-IG Oodffr1 VI Pfllltdli.i'ilt 7:" ,,lft, ICFI Aut. II Dod111rs YI i-~llldelPlllt ll:SS 11.m, kFI "'" A119, lJ Dodll•rt •I Hew Y•r1t S '·'"· kFI 164111 Aut 1' Oo9e•• 11 Mew Yor~ 1 ,m kF1 (UOI the grame after being struck oo the left forearm by a pitch in the eighth in· ning. Short gave up a tiwo·run first-innin& homer to Ken Boyer. However. Joseph hit a fifth·innina: horner off starter Claude Osteen and then woo the game 'When he greeted reliever Jim Brewer wttb a two-run siitgle in the seventh. Loser Osteen, 8·17, was lifted In the seventh after t'he Ptlils: k>aded the bases with none out on a single by Roberto P.ena. an error by shortstop Zoilo Venalles anti a walk to Don Lock. Brewer came·. in to give up Joseph's slnele. The Dodgers and Phillies will be going at it again tonight at 8 with Mike Kekiok 12.:i) tolling fO< LA and Woody Fryman (11·11) offering the op- pOOOOn . The two clubs 'l\oill wrap up the three-game Series with a day eame on Sunday. ~HILA.D•Lf'H IA ''° r ~ M T Tnler ill J 0 I f 1110111~ '110 p..,. .. '''' llAl .... lf JllO Llldl;l'f )011 ~Ill • 1 1' Gollt•it'l cf j • • • "''"( .... C ..... I I f f 0 t.. Jid';-,, • 0 • • W--' I I f I I LOS AMiii.iS •r "M V1nali.t M I I 1 O ''"'' ti • • •• WDIVlltl l l lf l(lo,...1111111 ltlllln'JllJ ti Felrl'I' rt • 1 I Cr...,.,.. ., I I I "'°""""" 20 I I I T ortrof'I t 1 f I G1llrle!Mft .,_ I f I C0.!9M 1 t t I lrtwet' II I I I $1¥_ ... 1 •• ''"~-··· "4•1ltr .. t f I Tott1 •t•I Tit~ SI II ~1111......, -11• --J 1.cr1MM• *••-1 I -· VIH\t!I•· Of' -"'l!Mtllfflll I, L1111 "'"' 1ti.t l. LOI -~"llld•!il>llll ._ I.Ii A"11ln 1. ft -W. Div ... ..._.!di. HA -I(, ...,.,. 0 1, ...... 0), I -T, T•'I'•· ------------ His 137 at the halfway mark was three under par. Right on his heels with 1381 were Canadian George Knudson and Lee Elder o f Washington, who is playing his fisrt season on the pro tour. Knudson added a 68 to bis opening 70 while Elder shot an even par 70 after Thlll'sday's 68. ... ... ... WATKINS, GLEN, N.Y. -Sam Posey was the fastest man on the Glen track Friday, guiding bl1 Blue Sunoco Camero In 108.4 mtles per hour al time trial for Sunday's %1,2-bour Trans· American Endurance Race. Posey, a if.year-old artist from Sharon, Conn., circled the %.3·mlle course In 1 minute, 18.4 seconds. He 11 drlvin1 for the Roger Penske racing team of PhlladeJpbla, ......... PHOENIX, Ariz . -The Phoenix Suns Friday placed veteran National Basketball Association guard John Barnhill on waivers after he indicated he didn't want to play with the new NBA team. ~ll had been acquired from the San Diego Rocke ta in the· expamion draft. ... ... ... WALNUT -Tom \Vadde11 repreaenttn1 the Army plied up a lead of 3,987 points in nrst-day compettton in the U.S. Olympic qualifying dttatbon mett Friday at l\tt. San Antonio Colle1e. In tecond place was Norman Jobnsto.a of J\.tlaneapolls wltb 3 814 points. ' UCLA 1 • Rick Sloan was la third place with 3,784 polnta aDd Dave Duck of the Paclftc Coa1t Club was fourth .. 1th 3.7%1. CARDS TRIP PITT WITH 24-7 TALLY ST LOt!fS (AP ) JU,, Hart fired &e· cond penod touchdown passea of :l.1 and !ieVen yards as the St. Lou is Cardinal& whipped the Plttaburgh Steelers 24.7 Friday night In a Na· tionaJ Football League exhibition Hart laced hi s second touchd own p.a.s1 to Jackie . Smi1ii wi)th Just 11 ·~ left In the irst half. P1t~burgh had marched 10 the St. IAuta 25, but 1 fleld goal attempt was bl~ed and the Cardinal& took over with 28 1econd1 left. ,..--.. .. ··-- .. .. " .. ., -----------.. --------------~----~-------- Sat1.1rday, August 10, 1968 ~O[th Forces DupJ~ate Act Rebels ·~ •!i" Tonight In Serim~u.g.e Cla.sh By JIOGER•CAllLSON Of lllt DtltJ Pli.t 111• Rebel practice 'deepens to· day with 'a nose-to-noSe scrimmage at· Marina High School in preparation for the North·S<Klth IJ!-Star Hlgh School football clam ·c to be held at Orange Coast's LeBard StadilUD on Aug. 22. Coach Jim Coon will alternate two sets or backs in tile offensiv:e .department .. with Mike Tamiyasu of Marina directing one of· fense fron:i the quarterback slot while Rod Graves of Tustin leads the other con- tingent. Action starts at 6 p.m. . behind Graves are Ramon Ricardo of Costa Mega and Marv Whitaker of Santa Ana. 'l'be~ fullback poslUon will be alternated between Tom Rogers of EI Modena and Don Fischbeck o t Marina. Another scrimmage in the &ame likeness ls scheduled Wedneflday, followed by a game-like scrimmage the f~Uowlng Saturday. After a session of offense working on the "North" d~fense, the offense is ex- pected to simulate the Yankee offense for tlle benefit of the South's de'feMive crew. Le~ the defensive -pa<::k fg M~er Dei'& duo of The North, behind coacb Herb Hill of Loara, slated a similar session at Loara lligh today. TAILBA K CANDIDATE · Patton and Berg. · ETHYL, PlEASJ ·-Tom (.The· Mongoose) McEwen of Lon Beach will be the man to watch tonig~t in the $14,ooo winner-· ~all AA dragster race at the Orange County International Rae.Way. McEwen will batUe Bennie Osborn of Sand Spr~s', ·Okla.· for the top purse -the richest' ever~offered AA .drag~ters. Th'e llll!lch also has a :JO.car funny field on the program, marking the firs\ anniversary ol the drag strip • }lilJ noted that his troops would be going through game type situations and added that he'll defeMe his offense with the North's style of defense. Starting quarterback can- didates Brad Wekall of Servite and Harvey Winn or Loara continue to fight it out for the coveted berth. Hill plans to alternate both players in the game, regardless of which one starts. Coon revealed the South offense will concentrate on its passing game and th,ere i 'ould be no specific time limit or number of plays for the offense, only that they would go wl'lil there was a s atisfaction the offenae (and defense) was jeDfng, A bright note of oP¢imism surrounds the SOuth camp 'vith the word that ' I 1 • , ~a on Ricardo . . ~ . ,, . . ' linebaC~~ ~ .l'i~ ·Berg of Mater .t>el-will definitely be able ti' compete after &UC• cessf~y adjusting his work· ing hoLi-s so to be available to praCtice with the squad. Berg is slated to team with ~c Patton to form the linebacker corps. Mike Spr adllng of Eatan- cia, on the reserve five, was not count<d out by Coon, thowever. Coon bas some good words: for Spradllng•s earlf .effort&. 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Good .. 111 ~r1n1. 1 Z p msJll) er SKAT HUNTINGTON 8E.ACH -Th• Miii B 1 attn. r ' Don Wells . . " --eox. mikestde at M e m o r i a 1 ING -Ba~ Bombers vs ~"f~~~a:.E.ACH -SPOth world, Stadium. Dick Enberg with NW Cardinals. M10WAY c1Tv -Jadl's sp0rt1ne pre and post game shows 3 p.m. (%)Cl' -FOOT· Gooc11, eot1 eo1u-. BALL Cle ta d B SAN CLEMENTE _ ssn c11mentl from Hollywood. :-ve n rowns ~r~• Goods 1m1 C$n1r1 s11o1>, '°" O• ll a.m. 12 ) CL _ FOOT· at LA ),lams. Gil Stratton, ,.,~NTA ANA -1rv 'I!"" !""in• BALL _ Detroit LiPns vs Don Patil mllceaide at Col· Go;;I':: Jlf e~· ,~·;ct. Nt'• "°""' Philadelphia Eagles. Don iseum last F;'rlday night. TUSTIN -Tus1111 H1t1h11 1POrt1,,.. Criqui, Frank Gifford MONDAY Gooct1, 109' E, •111; Hot1n'1 Hobbltt, Ii·~· ··" mlkeslde at Franklil) Field, 6 p.m. (ll)L -FOOT· w 'lt: ~,e~~iM1;ry1~I SPG11ln• Philadelphia. BALL NY Jets at POT EACH -N, ••• , l (l)CL GOLF H 0 s .. ,,rt,,.. Goadt o. r '••h1°"·1,1n11. _ _;:_P~·::m:;·~~=--==--....;:.:::oua=to:n:...:::Ue:rs:::.· ___ _ AL llEACH -orn1r Orvei, Bases Full, ButGWC Lacks Hit Golden West scored once in the top pf the ~ ttnd had the bases fQU, Vil"ltL-.:ie out, but let le&~e·leading Santa Ana off ~~'l"!i day ru.ght. 4-2~ at 8ba11ir Park in Orange. It dropped the Rustlers to a 6-10-3 record in Metro Lea·gue action. The win solidified Santa Ana's hold on first place with one game left on the regu1ar schedule. Golden West Will end Its slate Sunday with Cal State Fullerton at the same site. Game time is 7 p.m. Chucking for Golden West against Cal State Ful· lerton will be Bob Gerbin (0-0). .. In the !inal frame, Gold- en West started. off wilh Ron Teece's walk and Ger· bin's base via an e?Tor. Mike Reyes singled home a run and the ha.sea became jammed when Jim Carter walked. However. a strikeout and pop..u-p followed and that was that. Sr1r1 br lnnl111s . ". Golden W~I 000 1Qll OGl-1 5 l S1nt1 Anl 013 000 001f-' 1 J W11t UJ AS It H RS I J 0 2 0 ' 0 G o ~ 0 0 0 5 t 0 0 J 1 I Q J 0 I 0 J I 0 0 J 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 ' 0 1 0 31 1 5 0 Stable Ba.y? Truly Night (the horse), one of the favorites Satur· day in the $100,000 Los .... Alamitos Derby, has What race fans could term theDest of care. Toni Wan-en is tlle gal subbing for the_stable boy and it's not a bad ex(lhang• at that. Truly Night will have Charles Smith aboard as jbckey. Baseball Standings ' AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Orange County Interna- tional Raceway will cel- ebrate its first anniversary Saturday wlth a special match race between the two fa&test drag racers in the country c:ompeUng for a '14,000 purse, the largest ever offered 1n the· aport. The match race showdown is ·between Tom (The Mon- goos~) McEwen, of Long Btach, w'ho holds the low- est' e.~.· (elapS~ time) of . 6.64 s8c6nd1 ·and challen- ger Beiinl8 (The Wizard) · Oil>otoe, of ·san· d ·Springs, Okla., wi111 an e.~ of t· 72 1econds for the quarter mile. 'The race could well be the' richest event· per aec· 'tob,la.i.tb~ lrlstory ol sports_, 1 :· ·eli·lhe -wlnner wtn• collect ·'i.'.~r'2.ooo pet' iOcotid t6r '""bile!rorta; tho·Iooer Will ~el ·a handshake., -~ Leading up tO the $14,000 race will be an elimination contest of the 30 top funny car1 in the nation, dragging it out for an additional *5,000 in prize money. Also included In the pro- gi-am ls a hot air balloon asc:enaion by world famous Don Piccard, and a demon· stration of a short take off and landing aircraft by Aero Conunuter which will land its DeHavilland Twin Otter on the track. NBTC HOSTS SWIM IN .VITE A deadline of Wednes· day has been set for the AAU ''C" Swinuning In· vita1ional Meet to be held at the Newport Beach Ten· nis Club on Friday, Aug. 18. Newport Beach Tennis Club Swimming Coacb, Larry Dellota, pointl out lhat the meet is open to all swimmers inall SPAAU zones who have 1968 cards and who have not broken the "C" atan· dard tor t1le event. Won Lost Pct. GB Detroit 71 42 .628 BalUmorc 65 47 .580 51/.i W L Pct. Gii St. Louis · 75 40 .652 Chicago 60 55 .522 15 Cincinnati 57 53 .518 151h BENEFITS OF LEASING tHE FAMILY CAR Boaton 62 51 .549 9 Atlanta 59 56 .513 16 San Francisco 57 55 .509 161,1 h••rHSlltf 1,,...,. ., Amtrlc.1 11ew Pittsburgh 55 59 .482 101> Cleveland 60 56 .517 121> Oakland 58 511 .513 13 Minnesota 52 59 .468 18 Philadelphia 53 59 .t73 ~;; 1Hsi tM '911llf w. Afl•"'""' tits W.. New Yotk 53 63 .457 221,l It: .. .._.., ,... "' ••st-c.ncl .. , hi(. Los Angeles 51 fM .443 24 Houston 49 65 .430 :zsih ... ...-It • '"4 fef' Mr. ,...,,. 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IUINA-PAU, HH Lincoln Av .... , v.11.., Yl•w ll6'llOO COSTA MIS,\. 22!)0 Herbor llvd. 11 Wilson 541 :IOU .SANTA ,\NA, 1§00Edinger 11 lri1lol l46-7U •. ' • /1 f I I ~ ,j -------·------· . ----·-··-----·---~---------------.......i !'!!!!111111111111111"" ............................. lll!!lll ................................................................ ~~ ... ~ ............... ~ ............ ~ ............ ~~ ... ~~~-~--~------------------~ ~ .•• \· • '\ DAILY PILOT Nomination Surprises Agnew Son _lilA_LE COMBAT B~SEL Vietnam CAP} -Jame1 Randy Agnew had W8l5tied in muddy river water so often he was in a Navy sick bay Friday morning to get his l!:ars "unplugged" when he was told his father had been nominated for vi"ce president. "I was just wail I n g around when this medic who had been listening to the radio came over and told me Dad had been nominated," the 21-year-old ~Jn or Maryland Gov. Spiro T. Agnew said. "I wai; Fllrprise<I. very surprised." ---• ML MUM I ll !! ;1 Conve ntion Security Demos Borrow Ideas From GOP Students on Se8 Campus Four Newport B e a c h resident:! have been ac- cepted for enrollment on Ult fall semester at sea .aboard World C&mpus Afloat-Chap. -man conege:- Cl!ICAGO ( UP I ) Chairman Johp Balley '" The students who will Join Concerned with security and rives In Chicago Monday to SCIO other college students te:levis.ion coverage, t h e take charge personally of from throughout the United Democrats are plannlnx the last two wee~s or COO· St.ates are Melinda Mead, a their convention in the light vention preparaU~. The music major at Orange o! Republican experience. convention stafC will swell Coast College; Linda Bohan- QUEENIE \Vork is under way on a from iU present 60 to about non, a 1968 graduate of Cor· 2,136-foot chain-link fence to 200. ona del Mar HJgh School; enclose the parking. lot at The first official activity Kent Cornwell, an art major the Intern at 1una1 will be Aug. 19, when the at Orange Coast College; Amphitheatre, site. of the credentials commlttee opens and Douglas BrO\l.·nell, a :-S· D cm o c rat i c National hearings at the COorad 1968 graduate or Newport ·~· Convention o~ning Aug. 26. Hilton Hotel. Harbor High SChool. '· f Two days later, tlle plat-The students will board ' .. 8-10 The Republicans used ~ hibiscus plant.s to coaceal a form committee begin s the ss Ryndam. OcL 10 for similar fence around con-deliberations .at the am-a llO-Oay study voyage to '--... ~--.;;....;;...----...... --... .,..,._, vention hall in M i·a m i phjtheatre after two days' of ports in South America, "Look, cheaP~~te. it won't cost you &n~ -~ llappy? "I sure v.•as. I still Jt~~====~~~~~~~~i~~~~l am. And I'm going to send ,...,,_ Dad a wire as soon as I . .,,,,, can." Deach, but the Chicago hearings in Washington. Africa and Europe. let I JUSt say I'm in love • • • .. · fence will go unadorned., ___ ..:..., ___ ---''-----~~-~=""'~-------------------=~---The barrier will permit con-LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE tr~led ac.cess to the am-NOTICI 011' ll'U8L1C Ml!AllNO ""' 1o11ow1,.. section. of tlM MullklP•I phitlleatre s parking lot and NOTICI! IS HEllE8Y GIVEN ttwol • Cods 1pp1Y: wlllcn r~ln11 tl>I k_I.., pf 1uch numbtr. anltiYI or •nlm.oll by tM 1tudtnf, ~ro-NOTICE IS FURTHEll GIVEN thll 11 \lldld, ,.......,.,, tNot t.11eh 11'11Hnl $halt 11'11 time end 111c1 '"'°""' mtnlloned 1n1 INll11l1l11 .. Id IMlmtlt 111 1<cord1na •nd 111 pel'IOllS !nltr~r..:t m•J' -•• wllll !hi revui.non. Nr9!111"-r ~I 1nd be heen:I bl' 11'11 City COlll!Cll of tne fwlh 111 lhl1 Artie.le, CITv of c ... 11 MDI °" .. Id An!mel Zon1 The messa:e. he said, would be : "Can't wait to a:et back and help." main .en?-ance. C:~11tw;·~ ~:~~o1.,.c':si~ ,:'$.I c~ ,~~-1~'/ "= ~;. k=.11'11&! Anti-Vtetnam W8r groups 5"1ember 1, 19'1, 11 the 1'1ovr of 7:Jt .... l11lal11, lfll' 111lm1t 1xatll 11 llar1l11 have announced plans •-o'clock 11'.M., ..... 11 ..:ion 1tw1r11fler 11th• wt twtt1 In t1111 Art1c1e 111 z-1. W ma!Nr m1y be l>lan:I, fn tlM (011ncll SlctlM 1141. SIPM. lllellfl-. demonstrate during the con-c111mt1H 11 ,... CITY H111. n F•lr ori..... An11n1111 m•Y tie kt11t In z-1 11 ti d I . •a Cosl1 M,.a, on IM revlalOfl of tl>I ,lr.nlm.I Mllow1: ' ven on an n various par.., z-M•o of "'' City to 1nc:1uc1e ''"' !•> Edvc1110~1 Pul'POHI. Any 11uc1en1 (bl 8\lfofntu E1l1bllal'MMfth. llu$!MSll M.ap revl1lon. t1llbll1rom&nts llwfulf'f -e!lfld In I~ C. I(, PRIEST .. ie. lrHllT\lflt Dr c1r1 of 1nlm1!5. City Clerk pf !hi lel HouHhold Pell. Dolll• (ah, It will be a couple of months, anyway, b e for e Randy can join his father's campaign team. Demo Would Replace Agnew as Governor Of the city bull! 110 1lnc1 Int mao w11 last revl19d In m1y •-.,w anlm.ol °" anlm.ol• 11 , ' 196!, $1111 m~p p~cn fl>e devllcPt'd PO•· p1rf of 1 KMol 1>roer1m when ti.. cur-Havmg seen the color 11on1 of fh• c11v In Anlm11 zone 1, w1>1r1 rJculum pf Hl!I 1Cl'la01 1nc1uc1n • pro1ec1 canery birds, 1nd bl;dl ol Ille Pill• llcln1e f1mlly, end 1llo 11ll1ttr ""611 Publllhtd Orantl COlll OtllV Piiot, anlmtl P1l1 not 1xe110ine three In Autust 10, lfoll 1J1141. SEABEE lie is a Navy Seabee - 3rd clas1 petly officer - and his present job is repairing a bridge in Hue blown up by Viet Cong sap- pers during the offensfve last February. His unit, Mobile Construc- tiofl BattaIJon 8. is due for rotation back to tlle states in OCtober, and the governor's sOn said he expects to take a month's leave to help his dad in the final weeks before the November elee- lioo. :Young Agnew, who will be 22 next month but who has nOt voted in an election Wfore expects to vote in N-ovember fo r the R,epublican ticket of Re.hard M. Nixon for presi· d@x, and Spiro Agnew for ~ president. He applied Cot a Maryland absentee ~ot two weeks a g o , received the forms last week and said he will return them Saturday. :"I'll register as a Republican," he said, "but l'm not too much of a party person. 1 look at the man." ,Randy did not listen to the nepublican convention over tht Armed Forces radio sta· ti_On which broadcast hourly report.. "You couldn't hear a ANNAPOLIS. MD. (AP) -Should Gov. Spiro T. Agnew win tlle vi c e presidency or should he resign to devote more time to his campaign, Senate President William S. James ID·HarUord ·County), would take his place. Under Mary I a n d ' s Constitution, James would be acting goverDOT until the next regular session of the legislature unless James decided to call a special session sooner. Maryland radio over all the power tools we used." he said. Young Agnew sald he mi ght do a little cam- ·paigning for his father before he returns to the states. "I'll probably suggest that a ff1W of my frienm make sure and vote," he C<>m· mented. DEMOCRATS Another challenge awaits him. His mother-in-law and father -in-law are Democrats. he said. He ad - ded he wasn't sure i1 his wife, Ann. is a Republican or Democrat "but she can't vote for two more years, anyway." 4bes not have a lieutenant governor. Once the General Assembly convened. i t would then select a suc- cessor to Agnew to fill out the remairder of his term. 'And. since the legislature it is almost certain that Ag- new's replacement would be a Democrat. The House of Delegates has 142 members to 43 for the Senate, so the House would be almost certain to control the selection. A revised constitution to provide the state with a lieutenant governor was re- jected by the voters May 14. A.i,inew had indicated he would remain in office until the November e\ectiC1n , then would resign if elected. Even before Agnew was tapped for the seCOCld slot. on the GOP ticket, speculation was under way about who might succeed him if he ac- cepted a Cabinet post or other federal position in the event of Richard M. Nixon's election. Three names were most prominent in early s1:iecula- tion -HDuse Speaker Marvin Mandel, :\tty. Gen. Francis B. Burch and State Comptroller Louis L. Goldenstein, all Democrats. television coverage of the GOP convention, the Democrats have decided against the chartreu se backdrop used on t b e podium at Miami Beach. SIDE ANGLES John Meek, convention coordinator, s aid the Chicago color has yet to be chosen. Instead of t h e stralght-on head shots of speakers, • the Democrats would prefer more side angles, Meek said. The Democrats will follow the practice adopted by the Republicans of not allowing outsiders other than brass bands to demonstrate on the convention floor. 0 n l y delegates and others ad- mitted to the floor will be permitted to parade for their candidate. Meek said work should be completed on the am- phitheatre just after Aug. 20, leaving a !ew days for the Secret Service to check the hall and grounds. Communications facilities for the candidates and newsmen are yet to be decided. Telephones and other equipincnt cannot be installed in hotels and head- quarters until the electrical worker's strike a g a i n st Illinois Bell Telephone Co. ends. ' Democratic N a t 1 o n a 1 ANIMAL ZONE MAP QTY ~ COSTA "'°""• CAUFalNIA im-· / o ...... _,? NOW SHOWING! BIGGEST HITS OF THE YEAR! • • • . • •• ;1 ' ''""''Mia Fclrrow • John Cassavetes TECH NI COLOR • Suggesled lor Malure Audoencese!@ll EVERY EVENING AT ••• 8:15 and 10:45PM SM Dl(CO mEWAY II HOOl!HURST SOI/TH Of .wir • l'hon1 962-2411 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' CONTINUOUS DAILY FROM ... 2:15PM SATURDAY & SUNDAY FROM ... 12:15PM Midnight Show Friday & Saturday * \ EVERY EVENING AT ••• 8:00 and 10:00 PM I ACADEMY AWARD WINNER AT Hl·WAY 39 DRIVE·IN ANNE BANCROFT-DUSTIN HOFFMAN · KATHARINE ROSS TECHNICOLOR • PANAVISION PACIFIC'S HI-WAY 39 DRIVE-IN On kach Blvd. ktwaan Garden Grove a nd San Diego Freewayi • 534-6282 1" llllQ tOTH THEATRES • EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYERS 111111'* ttUD PACIFIC THEATRES • AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER iQllJ * ' , I /' ·---,~----~,------------~~------~-------------- SlU1rday, August 10, 1%8 DAILY PILOT ft1eetings Along the .Orange C~ast · Coast Writers Earn Awards Two Orange C o a s t residents have .r .e o.&-i·Y e d award& in the 1968 Writer's Digest short-short .' tor y writing cootest. Raymond G. Gendren Jr., 342 Buena Vista, Newport Beach and Lorraine Walker, 9859 Continental Drive, Hun· tlngton Beach, were ainong the 300 p'rize wl,hnws. DEATH NOTICES HART tffrt, Gertld Hylton, 57, 1Jt7 llulh l.lrM• Nwwllort 8Hd'I. SurvlvVI •W., M1111111Tt1 IOI\, A-Id/ rnalhtr. Alli Htrtl 1,.11t1n, Ml1'9trtt J•n Wlnttr 1nd Hlrrllt Frlltldl.1 1 bl'o!Mt, ltwl1 Hirt. funer11 $ervlcts. Mondrt, 12:311 P.M. 11 Old North 0.urcl\, l'"on1l L1wn. Hollvwoocl. We1tclltt Mortl.t•rr DI rec Ion. BALTZ MORTUARIES Coron• del ?.tar OR 1·9450 Cost. Mesa ~n e-uu BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway, Costa fttesa LI 8-3433 PACIFIC VIEW MEJ\'IORJAL PARK Cemeltry • Morluar1 Cb.I pd 1500 P1cllle View Drtve Newport Beaclt, Callfoml1 644-rlOO !!EEK FAMILY COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME oo eoi.. Ave. We1tm1Dlltr , ID~ •• SMITll'S MOSl'UilY C!7 Ma ..... Rallaliff1 ..... LE .... • ., . . WESJ'CLIFP MORTUARY 117 E. 17111 St., C.1la Mea , .. , •• •< . 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I shall ignore the Pope's ban." The ban that some Roman Catholics throughout the world indicated they would ignore w<Js the church's tra~,.i· tional prohibition on all forms or ait.l!icial birth control. In a 7 ,500-word encyclical entitled Humanae Vit:ae (Of Human Lile), Pope Paul Vl last week clearly restated a church tec:.chi.ng that in recent years had been con- sidered in doubt: th.at all chemical and mechanical means fer preventing con· ception are forl>idden to Catholics. The church reocted instantly, almost vehemently. Priests and laymen hasli- ly caucused to decide if they should oppose the Pope's decision by arguing with the Vetican, quitting the church. or simply ignoring the encycllc1I. Most shrugged it off as incomplete, out of date, and not a matter of doc- trine. Never in recent history has a papal statement caused • u c h widespread oppositiop within the church. "IT IS A TRAGEDY ... a crime against humanity," said scientists worried about rising populations and birth rates. "lt is out of keeping with the social problems of our time." Catholic . prohibitions against birth control are largely based on the writings of Thirteenth Ce n tu r y .,Philosopher Thomas Aquinas. who said: "Insotar as the generation or offspring is impeded, it is a vice agajnst nature which happens in every "'\&11al act rfom which a generation cannot follow." The language of• Pope Pius XI in Casti Coooubil, Ji 1930 encyclical on Christian marriage, re s em b 1 es Thomas'. Comraceptive procedures are morally wrong, he said, because by then tbe marriage act i s "deliberately frustrated in its natural power to generate life.". In 1951 Pope Pius XII slightly loosened tlle church strictures against contraception when he said that for serious physical or ecmomic reasons Catholic couples could limit their offspring by limiting their -marJtal relations to those ti.mes during the wi!e'a menstrual eye~ when she wu likely to be lnlertil•. THIS NATURAL rhythmic ab.5ti.nence from sexual intercourse was morally acceptable but it proved wireliable for most couples. The rhythm method introduced into some marririges a so-called tyranny of the thermometer. Many couples found themselv~ relating sex in the.lr mar· riige not to expressions of love but to the rise and fall 0( body temperature in the wile, which can usually indicate her times of fertility. In the theological ferment tllat pro. duced Vatican Council JI, scholars argued that the purpose of marriage was not just to bear and properly educate children but to foster the mutual love oi husband and wife as well. The Council, saying in The Church in the Modern World that "children are really tpe supreme gift Of marriage," carefully a v o i d e d assigning priorities to the ends of mania.ge. The Council fathers also avoided specifying the kinds of birth- limi:ting techniques that they believed were permitted or forbidden to Cath()JiCS. In 1964 Pope Jolln XXlll formed a Irish Editor Finds Reasons to Get Along cornmisslon of some 60 priests, doc- torS, psychiWists, and m a r r i c d couples to study population and blrth control problems. Pope Paul received tbelr findings in 1966 ;md announced that they would require further study before be could make a dcdsloo. AN UNAlJTllORJZED releae o! the commis6lon's majority report reveal· ed their recommenda.Uon that the church lift tts ban on contraception. In this climDle of questioning, the<>logiam in tbelr writinp and pariSh priests 1n their confcssiOllals began to advise catholics that birth control was an issue in doubt and therefore a matter on which in· dividuals had to form their own con- sciences. "In the depths of his conscience, man detects a law which hP. does not impose up on himself, but which holds him to obedience," said the Council. "(It is) a law written by God . To obey it is the very dignity of man; ac- cording to it will he be judged." For nearly five years a growin-g number of Catholic couples and col- lege students approaching marriage agonizing:y applicil con5Cience to the Qlle1itions Of if and how they should limit the numbers of their children. Some polls showed that up to 70 per- cent of catholic couples in the last few The Case for Anglo-American Rapport An rrisli editor who recently spent lwo n1onths in America as a guest of the State Department found here plenty of reasons for stressing im- proved relations between Britahi 011d the United States. This is the article <13 it appeared i11 the Belfa.st Ne ws Letter. By COWAN WATSON One ot the most distressing situa· lions in the world today is the general state of misunderstanding that exists between the British people and the people of the United States or Ameria. And one of the biggest mistakes of 1968 may well be a failure on either side of the Atlantic to seize an op- portunity presented two months ago to repair, or at least to start repairing, this lamentable breakdown. In these islands, and in the U.S., so many people in so many places are so busy coaxing water from their own particular parish pumps that few, it seems. have had time to give much more than the briefest passing thought lo the special concern or Mr. Edward 1. Bernays. of Ca n1 b r i d g e , Massachusetts. IT \VAS Mr. Bernays who took up the urgency of this need for better understanding between Britons and Americans as a major cause. It was Mr. Bernays and his wife Doris who established a Foundation award for ldcas that will help in the promotion of improved relations. 1\nd it v.•as Mr . Bernays who. when tJie judges ruled that two outstanding entrieo; r or his competition we re of equal me rit, so that the fir st prize of 5,000 dollars would have to be shared. immediately came along with a second sum of the same amount. There was wide publicity i n February for the announcement or the \q jnners' names -Robin ll. Farquhar, a Canadian, and Paul Scott Rankine, an Englishman. Their achie vement was considerable for there v.•ere more than 1,300 entries lor the contest. all add r e s s l n g themselves to the question : '}low best can "'e di ssipate the myths. the half· truths. Jllusions and stereotype that two hun(l.red million Americans and 53 m illion British have about each other?' Although varying in many polnts or detail. the winners \\'ere agreed on one important projecl the creation of a joint Anglo-Am erican com1ni ssion. or 3~parate organizations with the same .aim. In each country, to take action as required. Then each thesis went on 10 develop at lengU1 suggested lines of ~loo. Mlybe sufficient Lime has not claps. ed to permit of new agencies arisin~ witb promlsts of full-scale ~uppnrt for the wort and Ideals ol U1ro_ Foundation. fiJAYBE IT could be ar~ued that ill' IaunchinJ was inopportune -on the one-band In a .Presidential election ,.ear, and, oo the other, in a perlocl of ltnanclal stress with all the tensions of deValuatlon. niete are, too, sucll glim intemalional pae«cupadons as Vlet- IWll Olld ti>• colour lmlo. But tlte Foundation cunot be e>- pedl!(I lo 100 anyth!nS wrong wilh tu UmloJ. Tbe lotlg-term tl/ocl or 113 cue l.! Vert Jimple -Ul•t there is no national cr Jnternatlonal problem Ulal mflht not be resolved more i uc· oeurully or 1pe<d!ly l! the Brlllsh and lb• Amorlcau• r· Io truer ~1; Britain was a great power. America · s a great power. On the broadest in- .ernational basis, what more valuable combination could there be than the blend of these two greats, one with the maturity and experience and wisdom of the ages; the other with all the courage of youth, with wealth, im- mense vitality and unrivalled ex· Peruse. What a travesty of history, and its links of kinship, that when a British Priri'le Minister goes to Washington to- day, there can be almost as much speculation in the U .K. about how he Y.ill be received as i! he were going to . lhe Kremlin. On a sheer materialistic level. from the British point ol view, what neglect of a relat,jonship Utat could be so rewarding and that, given the right kind of encouragement, could lead to this country being great again, if in a dillereot way. THE VERY TERM "brain drain." of which we hear so much, is a nega- tion of all that could be accomplished by the growth of better relations. How much We could contribute to each other's prosperity and happiness and security through the exercise of real freedom of exchange. Th r o u g h cooperation in medicine. In every branch of research, in industry and education, yes, and in crime detection, to come close to America's greatest problem of all in this age, though one yet to come to the fore as an election issue. Ironically, in the world of the TV satellite broadcast, it is the flimsiness of communications that, as much as anything, bedevils the-progress of understanding--the failW'e or the abuse of communications and the magnetic attraction of sensationalism linked with the power of commerce at its ugliest. In the twenties and thirties, the American profile was presented on this side inaccurately, through the froth and glitter of llollywood's cinema. In the sixties the electronic focus , just as inaccurate, leans hard on tycoonery, on vulgar ostentation and, of course, on the long, hot sum- mer. The fault lies in a two-way, million dollar trade in popular miscon- ception; Americans sell and Britons buy. The "success" of this trafjic tends to reduce to an irrelevancy the · con- tribution of so many mi llions of Americans who are as remote as we are OW'Selves from centers of violence, even lrom centers ol power and national controversy. The over-all picture that comes across to us here is about as true of the American way of life, or ways of life, as that which could be obtained ti> represent Britain by keeping the camera constantly in range of Lon· don's Soho. D-JS ALL BUT impossible to assess th4f ~lame far tili1 ••mmuni.cations vori! Slillster, cynlcaJ. commercialism is but a party of the story. The wound goes deeper than that. One of the Americans' most serious faults is their inability to give identity, in real strength, to the States making up th Union, to their character. events, environment~ traditions and personalities. Until this particular weakness can be overcome, the path towards better understanding of the Union, and the people, and places that comprise it, c8nnot be smoothed for that free movement and exchange which are so desirable. cHow could we hope to have un- derstanding of France, and Germany, of Switzerland and the Netherlands, if we spoke and thougth of them merely as "Europe." I! we rea~ of a riot in Bonn we do not conjure up a picture of Europe in flames. But if the riot is in Washington the: inclination in so many quarters is to think of the American continent in turmoil. DIFFICULTIES abound, but there is a brighter side to the medal. There is encouragement right at ll,and in the_ sign that came sh.jqin&,.thfOugh t~ en .. tries for the recent es5'}' award; if was so quickly discernible by the judges that easily the most sincere and convincing arguments were set out by those Britons and those Americans who had visited the others country. The heart as well as the mind has a key part to play in this exercise. Backing for the Bernays crusade can be encouraged by government departmenUi but essentially if ~ an area for private enterprise. Sponsors and supporters at every level of society are wanted for this new dream of riches, a dream of new- found friendship in depth between two proud nations. between two peoples who have yet to taste the sweet joy and excitement of discovering just how much they have in common and how much they can shar~ Why Does Man Foul His Own Nest? Ry llELEN B. SHAFFER Edltorlal Research Reports A muttiwnation effort to tackle what is potentially man's most serious pro- blem -deterioration of the human en- vironment -is slowly getting into gear. The International Biological Program, to which some 55 nrtions have pledged cooperation, is short on funds but long on hope that scientisls all over the globe, working together. "'ill find a way to rescue the earth from the depredations of man himseU. The I.B.P. is a five-year project which got off to a slow start a yet.r ago but is now picking up momentum. Jts oVer-all puf1>0Se is to sponsor basic research on the relationship between man and his environment. The ultimate practical benefit. it is hoped, will be a more productive and hum&n· ly satisfying environment ror man on the planet earth. The less-developed co u n l r i e s participating in lhe program are especi;illy interested in the prospe:ctf) it offers to iocrease productivity. The primary problem of Uiese countries ls to produce enough food to support !heir growing populations. As for tht United States and other more ad· v<1nced nations. they ha\•e a special in· tcrest in what can be learned about im pro,•ing or prrscr\ ini:; the quality of the: environment "'-'ithoul hindering economic advancen1ent. 1111::; l\ICUER co11ntries a re belatedly recolf\iiing the sererity fl. the dmnage they have Inflicted oa the biosphere. -that thin layer of earth air, and 'fo'a1.er that suppcrts We ~ earth. Now thtre i.s conctru lut the underdeveloped countries. In the.Ir eagerness to take great st.ridts toward a t~hnology--ba.!ied economy, ••HI rc~at cmd co mpound the environment-dam1gtng mistakes oC the adv~~ed nations . Jr U1e poor na· tlons are as Indifferent to this.~ltm as the UnJtcd States waa: In ~ pM~ the consequences {or all mc.nkind mlght be devastating. The threat of environ mental deterioration goes well beyond the familiar contamination of £ir and water. The basic concern is tlle com· bined eUect of all changes wrought by man on the natural world . The changes include not only the discharge of pollutants into the air, w~er and soil, but also the digging, blasting and leveling of land, the re· routing or waterways, the covering. over of vegetation, the deliberate elimination of certain plants and animals which may play an important pa.rt in nature's food-chain rela· tionship -in short. all the things dooe to the natural environment In the name o{ civilization and progress. SOJ\fE SCIENTISTS say these mtnilold man-made interferences with Oature may irreparably damage the entire biosphere. Changes wrought by modern man in his natural habitat conceivably could render it totally uninhabittble: the oxygen supply might run out or the air might heti up to the extent. of melting polar ice, rais- in~ sea levels, and inundating coastal cWes. Evett if these dire predictions pi-ove false, the WlAS68ilable fact of pollution has consequences ~ar ~yo!'4 the immediate hazard of po1son1ng m- dividuals. "The environment is a complex, subtly balanced system." wrote Barry Commoner, director o! the Center for Biology ,of Natural Systems _at Wub.ington University. St. Louis, "and it is this integrated whole which receives the impact of all the separate insttlts inflicted by the pollutants." Tbe cumWative effect of the many and diverse pollutaots cast into the air, soil and water "can be fatal to the complex fabric of lhe biosphere." Mounting concern among scientists ovtr the flJture of our nt•!ural en- vironment has gtvtn new prominence to ecology as a branch or scientific learning vital to the survival of man. cology is concerned with the relali· onship of living <lrganjsms with each other and with elements in their en· vironment; it draws on the specialized knowledge of all branches oi biological 3nd physical science. ECOLOG ISTS are tl1e Cassandras of modern science, w a r n i n g or catastrophe and pessimjstic over the likelihood that they will be listened to -in time. LaMom. C. Cole , president of U1e Ecology Society of America. for example, told a scientific gathering recently that the eccloglsts' message "could hardly be more urgent or im· port.an(," yet somehow they had failed to get it across. The message was simply that man "in the process of seeking 'a better w11y or life' is destroying the natur&t\ environment ~hat ls essential to any kind or human llle at all." -----------Oar Men in s-l'r•ncisff -----------. A House Party That Really Was By UEno CA£N SAN FRANCISCO -Somethini joyous was going nn in Berkeley - a roiling house party. Ri chard Ehnmberg. the young architect and city planner, OWlll a lovely 65-year· old 11-room house, mit flreplaces. 1t Hute Dear Telegr1ph, In the heart of Btrkeley•a "ll1shbury." unJ .. nlty of CaJHornla r«etlllJ bouS]>t the land there. and was preparing to tur down Ille house wll<n Ehrenberg decided to move It to a lot he bouiht at SllO Clar• mon1. So the house was pltced on rollers and made lhe slaw &ix·bour Journey with 60 revelers aboard, all of 'em singing, dancing, drlnkinJ: and hanging out the win<lowt. A trip, a happening. a ball. ON THE OTHER BAND, we have a sad Hungarlt:n -Dimitri• Bena. lb• blib-priced artist """ recently 'Jnarrted VlrJ!ola Stewart Sate and .. wed down ID S.F. He !iUed hl• 1t.ation w1gon with 22 of hls best palntinga (valDO: $111ll,OOO) and 1jfJ:<l\'a lo N,Y._ to have them 'p1toto1npbed lor a boot. While ho was parked on h-tadlson Ave. Jn Fun Qty, enjoylnc • pastrami on rye, all 22 were i tolf:n. Car unlocked, pp.lnUngs uninsured, but Dlmilrio ha.s always been a ll,tUe carless. lie nlso owns a white Mercedes·Ben% which bas been parked at Orly Airport in Parts slnce 196S. N<lw 11nd then he geU a pla1ntlve letter trom the Orly peopl<. to whom ho repUe1 : '1Crive' lt another polish job -111 be bad<·-·" JENKEL-DA vmsoN h a s in· rt.lied doood.clb:uit TV 10 you con aee how you•n look to your friend In your new eyeglasses. Much more !rlplcnlni lh'" mlrron. .. .. years have used aome sort or c?n· traceptlve, chiefiy Uie aoti.ovulation pill. Tbe pope's appaut reluctance during these years to prODOUDCe on the issue strengthened Ute hopel of liberal Cc:.tttolics that be would either premit Ctll1traceptlon or at least not forbid it HUMANA!! VITAE wiped out those hope! fOf' olficial change, ·yet it did not appear last week that couples who had already made up th~ minds would no~' remake them. "I thllik a.nyont who h~ goile aloog1with tile pi.11 is going to stick with it," said a Catholic physicist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who bas seven children. "J think they can stay with the church in good coDSCience. The church and the clergy are (only) a guiding influence anyway," The invective and the dismay with which people at first reacted to the renewed ban on contraception sounded like the start of a split in the church.. Jn fact, however', the polarization of attitudes on birth control had grown so strong in recent years that no split developed. Moot Catholics had alreadj" decided for or against birth control while believing that tile church was big enough for both beliefs. Many disappointed Catholic liberals turned their backs not on conservatives but on the Vatican. I don't care what the Pope says," a mot be r of two children said jn Manhattan. "I have the feeling the clergy are talking to themselves on this issue. I've made my deciion and ~.r couldn't care less about peciple at the VatiC"an Who are designing another Galileo case." THE INSTANCE in which the Italian astxonomer was ordered by tile church to renounce his belief that the earth revolved. around the sun \\'as clted by several critics of the en· cyclical, including the Rev. Hans Kung: o{ West Germany, a leading theologian. They urged the church not to err in aoothU · conflict between Vatican authority and scientific pro- gress. "One Galileo is enough for any church," said the Rev. Daniel Maguire in Washington, D.C. The Catholic University theologian 'Wtis ooe of more than 108 ttieol03ianl who said that Jhey could not ~ lndlfferent or silent .-ltn the pope's cOhcluslons. Llke nearly all those Catholics interviewed by Na· tional Observer correspondents, they Said Pope Paul had been courageous and sincere. Like many critics, they could not accept his arguments or con· clusions. Unlike the others, though, the theologians put their dissent in writing. They said in part, "SPouses may responsibly decide according to their conscien<:e that a rt i f i c i a l con- traception in some circumstances is permissible and indeed necessary to preserve and foster the values and sacredness of marriage." The theologians~ 'Issue is m:it so much birth control as it is the pope's teaching authority on an issue or specific morality. Th'e church never before has tried to teach infallibly ()n such an issue, explained Father Maguire, and it is not n<lw teaching infallibly on b i r t h control. "The en· cyclical does not represent the total church," he said; the decision is sub- ject to change and opposition. THE mEOLOGl1\NS' basic ob- jection was that the pope cannot in so itnportant a matter ignore the con· science-formed respo nsibilities that Catholics have acquired in recent years for themselves and their com· muni·ties. This was the objection. too, ot the Rev. John FiMegan, professor of church history and law at Pope John XXIIT National Seminary in Weston. A1ass. "The obligation o'f the Christian is lo be teachOOle and to have an informed conscience," he said . "I give a toast first to my con- sicence and then to the infallibility o! the pope." Of COW'se many Catholics Wt:!lcom· ed Ule pope's statement and deplored its opponents. Philadelphia's John Cardinal Krol said that Catholics who find the pope's decision unacceptable "are mounting .an insurrection against God." A Chfcago layman said of the pope'• statement : "IL's the low. Th at's th• way it is. \Vhat can be clearer?" Commented a churth official • Cleveland : "The pope has spoken and he is tbe leader o! all Catholics. What else is there to fJl.1'1-. .. (C op11r loht b~ Dow Jones crnd CompottUI ----- Saturday, Aueust 10, 1968 The Comment Page of tbe Dally Pilot seeks to lnfonn and stimulate readet'1 by presenting a variety of com- mentary on topics of inter-est and slgnlficance from informed observers a n d spokesmen. Robert N. Wtod, Publisher I -----..,. ..----·-·~·~-...... -~~·.-.··~--· ·-~-~------~------.......... .-.--.-~-...... ~~~----------·---·--·---~-~------~----.--,--~-~ -I Satlirdq, Autusl 10, 1'1611 DAILY ,!LOT JT SeuthMft Collfomlo'• l'tlctery Direct _.., IS MOW ' OIAllGI COUllTY'I NO. I uae111 voWM1 1 DUE TO THE TREMENDOUS PUBLIC RUPONSE OF OUR SPECIAL FACTORY PURCHASE SAL_I OF LAST WllKIND :~lOADED ~~c!:NTRADE-INS ALL CAN, WILL 6. MUST BE SOLD THl·S WEEKEND! AU PAYMENTS ON USED CARS INCLUDE TAX & LICE('ISE FEES AND AU FINANCE CHARGES ON 36 MONTHS ON APPROVED BANK CREDI! '63 DODGI DAIT '64 CHIYIOUT NOYA '63 DODGI 440 STATION WAeON Mly ,...,. •I""'-'Mitt. lld.wllll. (00: 5'$). 5466 TOTAL 516 "''" +T':!~1c. = 516 .'f.l..,. ""'· N.111 aOOK llUCI $791 '63 OLDS CUTLASS F-15 I •• !WI,_ Y4 ~T .. U.11. IMkM -11, <llflltt. -· (Klll«IOI 5566 ::: 519 ::.::: 519 .:ll.'l. +TAI l LIC. nMT. nMT. IWI toOIC Pita $10lf '65 MONZA 5666 :::: 523 ~: 523 ~i:tl. + TAI .. LI(. nMT. nlllT. 11.UI IOOIC. PllCI $1135 '63 PONTIAC GRAND PllX 2 4r ~ \1-4 ILrM l11n ., fld.,., 1lrcend., Ult, 11"'1'· Ifft., kokts, wlM., Miil. {(1(1511) 5666 :::.· 523 = 523 ~i:ti. +TAI" Lit. nMf. nMT. ILUI IOOIC PlJCI $1421 '66 TOYOTA D•LUX 4 Door, l&H, Ca~h (5UG434) 5866 :!:.L 529 =~ 529 J~~. + TAX " l lC. P1'MI. nMT. IWl IOOK l'llCI $16SJ '65 PLYMOUTH FURY II b dkl, llNnr, •vto.. "°""" ''-'"' (NlDMl 5966 :::: s33 ~i:: 533 . +•·~ ,,. ' ILUI IOOIC NICI $1SSO '65 PLYMOUTH 5ATILUTI V~ Ull, ceMOlt vlnt'I ln\1rlor, llucb! tull. u1111IL !Wl.l '911 ,., .. MTlllT. ""'· 596 6 ·· = s33· ::= s33 J:.:N: +TAI & LIC. rnn. nllT, ILUI IOOI: PllCI $16.o '64 BUICK RIVIERA Hlrd!Oll, fK. ol.lr, l"H. liwlo., Power Slur., l rkJ., Wft>d., S.111. (0lTJ99) 51366 :::: 546 :::: s46 .:im. + TAX & LIC. PlMf. PYMI, ILUI IOOIC l'lllCI $~19S '66 FOID PAIRLANI COUNTIY IQI. ~. llr ...... ......., ..... ~ VI. pwr. ttr., ~.I.It, llUfo.., full 'l!ftyl CTlllOll 51666 , ::.~ 557 = + TA.l A LIC. nMT. s57.:i:tl. ,, ... IWI 1001. PllCI $2420 hd. lifr, lldlo, Httltr, WSW, C1rpt11 (S." Mo. 1"91) 5566 ::: 519 :::: 519 .:lltl. +TAX & UC. f'UIT. nMT, ILUI 100.: PllCI $1140 '63 COMO WAGON c..i-......... tnM.. U.11, ""'l'l 11'111 111111. (l'WF OBJ 5566 +E~~ 519 ~::. $19 '"" llTlllY. n•r. ILUI IOOK NICI $11S '66 POID Auto., HMi.r. !UOT,~) 5666 :::: 523 = 523 + TAX & lit. PYMT, llUI IOOK HICl $1270 '65 CHIYILU llDAN Y.f _;..., 1ut., h1n1., hMltr, dtfrollu, "'"""" 1k.. {"3lalll) TOtAl MTillT. ,,,.,, 5966 +,?!;(. 533 i:. 533 ~Jl.· IWI IOOK PllCI fll~S '66 MUSTANG COUPI 51066 :::: 536::::; $36 + lU & LIC. PTMT. IWI IOOIC NM:l"$11M '65 CHIVY II NOVA. STA. WGN. 4 ·~ ....... lljll. ll'lllL,, ,... 1111111 hell .. , Jl'fi'I', llrt .. MW, U!lll'1. (TIR.12',l TOT.ll MTillT, nMT, $1066 ::~ 536 ::::; $36 ;i.i.'l +TAI 1. llC:. nMT. P1'MT, IWI IOOIC H;ICI $1611 165 FOID GALAXll 500 f11d ory olr, l&H, liu~ .• Powtr St1tr., WSW, L1nd1u '°' (Klk293) 51166 :::: 540 :::: 540 :.1..-r. ·+ TU l llC. • P1'Mf, nMT, llUI IOOlt .. ICI $1"5 '65 CHIYILU MAUBU CPI. ...... 11111. '"" ... lltlller. lHl"'l' •Ir -"-· ,.,. llf'I., WIW, <lfPllJ. (U)(505J 51266 ~~i:~ 543 a~": 543 ~f:t~. + TU & LIC. nMI. PYMT. ILUl IOOIC NICI $1910 '66 FOID FAllLANI 500 GTA fld. al•, U.. lllnlf!IP, 110 """" '"'""·· ..U., II.II. wt&. tnM., lludlm, c.ilelt, M ii 19 WIU <1!Jllll. !$1.Y Ml) 5 1666+E~~ 557 ~= s57;s1. ILUI IOOIC PllCI $2340 5566 TOTAL +T.:'~1c. 5 19~ 519=· n•t. rnn, llUI IOOI. Pl)CI $1105 '66 POID FALCON 11Mrtr, 1iut1. Trtni.. (Str. llo. 25021 s766 :::: 526 = 526 .:ll.'l. +TAX & l lt. nllT. n1111. IWI IOOIC ,..Cl f I HO '66 DODGI COIONO ,.ICI IOMI llTlll.Y. $766 TOTAL s26 ~"' s26 "'" ·+ TAX & UC. "MT, nMT. awt SOOK NICI $1411 '65 IAMBUI STATION WAeON Cl'OU C-',...._. _.....,.,, llH, 1u1o1., Y~, WSW, .._I_,._ {1'(l'IMO) 576 6 i:::: 526 = 526 =· + TAI l UC. P1'MT. rnrr. ILUI IOOK PltCI f 1 Ito '65 DODGI DAIT eT 2 Dolr lltrd!OP. l&H., I.ult., P.S., luckot 5"11, C.•Plh (M1KS14) s866 :::: 529 1:.1.-: s29 illll:. -· + TAI " l it. ,,..,. n•r. IWI SOOK NICI $1611 '64 CHIYIOUT IMPALA S.S. Mr. hf~ Ull, Mita., ,.,.111 l Mb. .. '27 ...... llllcbl -''_ ..... Uri 114 s966 T::. s33 = s33 ~i. + TAX & LIC. n•t. . n•1. ILUI IOOI. lllltcl $1S20 '66 CHIVROUT '966,+Tffi~~ s33 :V::. s33 ;;. II.Ill 1001C. P1UC1 $1170 '66 PLYMOUTH FUIY II v.t, pwr. 1tr., rid10, htlt1r, •lllft!k. !SV'rt6n $1166 :::.· 540 ::i:: 540 Ji:ti. + TAI .. lf(. nMT. nllT, ILUI toOK NICI .$2071 '67 CHIVIOUT IMPALA 51866 TOTAL 563 "'"' 563 m .. +T:~lt = =· IWI 100K PllCI $1671 0 .01 YOUI lltlOTICTIOH AU. HAllOR --CAU with• GOLD ITAi 100% UNCONDITIONAL IUAUNTR-THll STAI STAm IN WllTIMI TIIA T MAUOI DODll IUAIAKTID THI CAI 100% AtAtNSr MKMANtW. DlfKTI FOi 100 DA Tl Ol 4,000 MIUS WMtQf IY9: COMB PlllT AfTR P'UICMASI. THIS INCi.UDO AU. MK1W11W. PAIT'S. RlmtCAL IGUIPMINT, UJTllY, SPlaOMITa. IADIO, lllATa ON AU CAIL 1* IUAIANm COY111 All PAITI AHD I.AIOI fill 10 YOUI ' VOLKSWAGEN CENTER ............................. .... ,It ......... '60 VOLKSWAGEN i -· ,...., .....,, -. M« tll1J 5466 ..... 516-516T"" ~~ic:u.. = = '62 VOLKSWAGIN 2 ._, '"9114. ...,.,, ~ Oii> fS66 :r.tt s19=s19.::r:. +TnlU.. ,.... ,.,... '63 VOLKSWAGEN 3 ..... "' ... *"'· (lot 611) t6. 66 = 523.= 523.= +Tu l U.. '""" ,..,.._ '64 VOLKSWAGEN ~6· .6 ..... ""'ili 126::::: $26 Jo:: ., ~ +Tu& UI. ,.,... ,..,.,, '64 VOLKSWAGEN I _., loKllll ...._ fttC.C '»'I 5766 .. 7.'..ttu.. •26.5: •265 '66 VOLKSWAGEN $qU1nlllck, "' ...... enc 741) 51366 +7.t~u.. s46.5 546S OPEN 9 A.M. TO 11 P.M. Open All Day Sunday Se Hol>lo fspanol ANOTHER HARBOR DODGE ffRSTI 48 Months Bank Financing ANOTHER HARBOR DODGE ffRSTI --------------N•o•w-A•v•a•ll•a'r.b'-lelO"'n All New Cars & New Trucks In Stock On Approved •'•aniiik•C•reiodlll•t ---.-... --------- ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST.~ilil '68 coa~soo-C:ONVERTIBLE TRUCK, CAMPER & VAN H EA D Q~ARTER S SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE BRAND NtW '68 DODGE BRAND NEW '68 DODGE 1/2 Ton Plckup end Camper '/:! Ton Pkkup $wl(llllN wirll I toot cttt '"r c-r. 11"~ A, 121" 'llhttl """ wtplHnt. lift PUO•I, I IClttol ''"°" '""' -IMltt. All , ... Sttict H1. m ~ ~':ns~-.:..:~·~·-·~. cltar IJ9hlt•, 11.D. opriftpl. 'll 'll 52599 '§.~ 't.~ 52112. 90W11 MtmllY roTAl ,.ICI IOWtl MOllllll' ..,._...,. PATJlflfl' PATMflrT + T.U & UCINll PATMllfT PATMfll'f + JAJI & UCfNll .... - -llATI NU¥11lT llrlMl•IAft MllYUT ,..,_h ""luit la lo fi-ehlfllll 11141-1111111 ..-ff lllftk ef9iflt '68 DODGE SPORTSMAN V"N """ ....... -'-,_ ..... w- • ~11, V~ eno. • 12,000 lb. front springs• 1-4,000 lb. ftfr aprings ·-(5) 11Sx15 I-ply tlr• • R1dlo • HHt1r • Du1I West Colst mirrors • l unks • ltfrig1r1tor • Sink • Stow • Dinttt1 • l ullt·ln w1rdrobt. Ask for Stock No. 433 • ........... Delfftry. 5107 ' TYPICAL EXAMPLE Of SPICIAL FACTORY l'UICHASE om1 1968 CHARGER IMMIDIA TE DELIVERY Fully equipped with V-8 engine, power sttering. power brok11, power windows, 1utom1tic tr1ns., .,;nyl roof, r1di:, Mattr, w.s.w. tires, tun whHI covers, hood mounted tum signals. • Bucket Seats • Hideaway Headliohts • Full Vinyl Interior • Nylon t:arpeting • Rear Deck Spoiler • Full Racing Instrumentat ion • Bumper Guards • Ath Tray l ight • H.O. Springs • H.D. Torsion Swey Bar. ;.?!.~.!~~. 52569 PAYMlNT PATMbfT TOTAL NICI t ,:::..,. '"""' Incl• Tl~ , ,,_ dlt,... .... -. .... ,.,.,., .... k _.. , .... an llllYllT UStd, low miltege. (Stock '1603) ~~.! .~!.!, $13· 89 ~: PAYMINT PAYMINT DIUYIRY ,. _ ......... '68 DART Fully equipped with re- dio, heittr, wsw tir•, podded dloh, defrocter, II<. 51689 ' ---·------------·-----· -________________________ _: ________________ ..;.. _____ _ j l I I J • 11 DAILY PlLOT Satutdq, -10, IM ,·.,.lloL:::~~----===-== llel1o, boys and ctrl1. tr should I IQ "Aloha" ftom Undt Len'a Comer. Wt bad a crut response to our .rt coote1t this week, alJd of 1he -Y places all you YOllDPlm wanted to visit, 1he --1ar by far was our ~ state, HaWaii. _ However, the best among our many, many entries tunled out to be Rob ff1mttron11 dr8wing ol Kie in Africa . ConifatulM!oM ... ----------------------------il Rob. Bui wblle Uncle l.«> - sorllng lllrou&h Ill tile drawings, he was a bit c!isaw>lnted at the C<llllpleto lack of poets thiJ week. Not one boy or girl took the trouble to write a poem; maybe drawine pictures is easier. * PRIZE WINNER * This week's contest winner is Rob Hamilton, 9, 3205 Iowa St., Costa Mesa Any child under 12 can enter Uncle ~n's Art Contest. Here'• all you do: (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 51h inchea wide and 4 inches deep. Use black Ink and make lines black. (2) Do not eopy or trace picture. It must be your own ivork. (3) Put your name, age and address on back of drawing. Mail It tb llncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1500, DAILY PILOT, Costa Mesa. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar. Next week, boys and girls, we 'll enfler the wonderful world of book• and a.at you to aend In pictures ol your favorite atorybook cbarac-L---------------------------..,,--'l tu. Honorable mention Win- \ neni 1n this week.'1 art con- test are: tinJrton Beach, and Jennifer Echenique, 11, Costa Mesa. Also, ·Suzanne Echenique, 814, Co6ta. ?.iaesa; Llnda Seymour, 10, Huntingtoo Beach; Vianeesa Halloran, 9, Costa Meta; Robin Brewer, 11, Oo1ta Mesa, V i c k y Brewer, Costa Mesa; Mike David, 9, Corona del Mar; AM Jsbihara, Costa Mesa, and Kyle la Manche, IOI\, W-ter. Gree Cour.teau, 10, Newport llelcb; Gary Coot, 8, no -; um. Carol Croom, 61>, Coota M .... ; Kattly Gnllhul, 10, Newport Bead:!; Laura Stumpf, 10, Laguna Beodl: Jol1e Vant, 7, no addreS6; Jeri Lee Jones, 9, Newport Beach; Let:lJe Shaff er, 11, Hun- .---Carol~ • RIDDLES AND JOKES * PRIZE WINNER Dear Carol: What did the little chick say when it found an orange in its nest? elu•.10 ·p1•1 .•w•w .... •• 'tOOI ''K> ,_ ...... altUMlll Mlb. a. 1111 1 ...... •1¥111 .. -- Dear carol: What did Benjamin Frank· lin say when llghtning struck bis kite! ••w , Of 'I 11=-s : .1•M.•UV T..U ,,_,., 1, t.111 MINI Dear Carol: How do you · spell hard water in three letters? '::l·::>•I :JeMIUV C""1 ........ 1l~ """""""' a-II Crossword Puzzle f ACROSS nit.~ 52 ....... 110lull0d SI 511_, lllllt-C1tttr'1 Ing cold cone om 55 Fnilt 5 Popular concoctfon ace I al• SI Eltcttlc1I • G1Ultr II "'" one's o.n 61 Rl¥als of 14 Rounded 47 Across: proJtctJon Informal UTlll~ U Stall , .. <It " 11111-•· 16 flt: ~ ..... Comb. fonn '' .,.., 17 lsl1nd n111 .,u·-· lllD/61 lr1l1nd TO plOll' 11 Btvtl oul ll GOtd°"" 10 lounbln nvnstl 19 Upper Ptf'tflllll of Europt Sound regions htrtl 11 Hnla1 r.·"" of spac• 71 Endl•• .... nu•trOUI 31 t11rteltr 20 Cll•blng with an ll'ld t" assigned ~'· utor U din~ uud to IO•tont 22 ot k>ng 74 Having no with o d lt-c111dlt In belnj COlllp.,)' """ ... d 43 AP901ftl lo 24 Great t ~ JS Man In 1S Vt<Y an omct of aatJqu ty Cllronldtl 1 ..... ~, 46 Entangltlls. 25 COllPISS Inti,. 48 Contend ri:·· OO'llN tt Pokw SO Household 2• rectlon: . player'• fu1nlshln1 ""''· l lulnwlth •~d Ile• 21 Acco111t -"" 2) lllUI of SJ Kind of 30 Pwtlsh In -dt•wln1 KllPst cwtaln war 2 M1vl!latloa subst•c• 5S Talktd : 32 RlllOVI systt• 27 Enpgodln lnforMll Iron Ollldt J Ltsst11 a contnt n s.''"f ,. Transportl· lnltnslty 2t Allow S7 loca . lion 111td'*i• 4 Ltft f\f 30 3u•bK poll· offltlal 40 N1•btr sctn• cal Issue 51 Rot 41 Hula-S Alaska and 31 TrlMtd St Acidity 41 Bird Yukon: on n:cess 60 SllSll gf'OL 44 0111 U111t ? words " re: 11 .. ld '1 Ca111 of "''' ' Noun sufflx orltlrtll 45 Kkld of 1 Palnl\ll •ttSUfl origin rtlatlvt sound J4 Ending •4 Stt SO 47 U.S. polltl-I Insect used with Down t Kind of lit and Int« •6 Letter "'!:"' country )5 Golf Courll 61 Alcohollc 49 C11r OUI ftSllftl --liquor lootH ~ .. • 'i .... .,... ... dlMI ..... .....,. •I• Oruwe c... hlw Pht, ... ''"· c........., c.ilf. ""'4Y Mftdll • conwlel1 »v1111me .. , Gf 1'111 WerN •• •~i. le Chfn"I H1vw1rd, 111<1 t. el HOMOYI F1ll1, Ntw York, fw Mr 1u.!1011; How Did the Zebra Ge& His Name! Thi.I handsome f e 11 o w would look just fine among the gaily-colored horses on a carousel. But this would never do. The carousel horses are painted wood and the zebra 11 very much alive. That frisky fellow refuses to be ordered around and around. The zebra's home Is ln Africa and the people who live there gave. him his name long ages ago. They have forgotten who named him and how long he has been called a zebra. They also have forgotten what hls name was suppcsed to mean. Word experts have tried to trace bact the: story and find out -but nobody has found the answer. The word eixperta, h o w e v e r , have discovered VI h I c h African lana:uagei supplied his name. Africa is a whopping big continent of many different lands inhabited by many dif· ferent peoples. Egypt, Lybia and Algeria are along the nocthern shores, facing the Mediterranean Sea. These countries are very, very old and we know a lot about their ancient history. In the past, these people did not know much about t b e Africans who lived far down in the south. This is because nature created .a wide bar- rier that stretches almost all the way across the center of Africa. It is the vast, sandy Sahara desert. in olden days, very few travelers crossed the desert to visit the southland!. But in Bible days, therr was a well-known country south of Egypl It wa1 called 'he Land of Sheba and long ago its queen paid a stately visit to King David of Israel. Latu thl1 land was called Abyssinia. The an c i en t Greek• called it Ethiopia. meaning the "land of the people w I t h sun-burned faces." It is a lovely land oi peaks and wooded hills, deep l~sh valleys a n d stretches of sunny deserl The scattered people of Ethiopia use about 40 dif· ferent languages and many of them know English. Of course, they need o n e special language of their own so that all of them can understand each other. And they have one. This official language of Ethiopia is call· ed Amharic. It ls a lot like the )anguage used In Bible Days 1 by King David. The zebra was given an Amharic name, maybe long berore this time. At any rate, it was too long ago for anyone to figure out what his name meant. Parts of.Ethiopia are still wide-open places w h e r e African animals roam Cree. There are lions a n d leopards, skyscraper giraf. fes and even herds of wild elephants. And there are herds of wild zebras. As you know those frisky little horses are very attractive, and they were in ancient days, too.. Natur.ally they had to be given a name and the people of Ethiopia called them zebras -but nobody knows why. Herds of handsome zebras still gallop around Africa in parts of Ethiopia and far south of the big, sandy desert. But there were many, many more of them in ancient days. They are donkey-sized horses with stiff, short manes, frisky hooves and stringy tails. And as everybody knows, they wear eye-catching coats of dark and light stripes. Experts ren us that their ancestors had just a few dark stripes on their light buff coat!. So the zebra is basically a light animal with dark stripes. ,.,,.., ""* • w.r1'f 9'M All11 fl> M1rll't11 McMllloll. -11. 1 I == 0rot1rlo. c~. tw Mr Wh1 Do Fro11 CrouT Nature's animals sound off with a zillion different voices. But one of the first of them to have any voice at all was the frog. This was many millions of years ago, when the amphibian an· cestors of the toads and frogs were the most lm· pcrtant animals on earth. The frogs of those ancient days took in gobs of alr and let it out to sound off, just &!'I they do to this day, But there was nobody around to translate what they had to say. And after all this time, we still are unable to translate the croaks of our frogs or the varioUJ notes and chirps of the frog-and- toad glee club. Modern experts tell us that the croaks of a trog can be understood by otheir foogs. They suspect that bull frogs croak aerenades to im· press lady frogs. Andy sUJpects that they also croat just for the fun o( hearing their own voices. And if you have a tame or half·tame frog in your garden, be may do what Andy'• pet frog doe1, croak a busty "hello" when you a:o near him. Complete Printinc) Service Top Quality -Fast Service 2211 Wett lali.. 11..i. Newport INch " ,,.. CJ IAt» •. ,.., DR. KILDARE GORDO JUDGE PARKER THIS IS A SWITCH •• CHILPllEN WAmlllG IP FOR PAREI0°5 TO GET HOME! ,,rn MOOfoj MULLINS TUMBLEWEEDS MUTI AND JEFF WHERE'D '>OU A GOOD GET THE FRIEND OF Bl.ACK EYE? MINE GAVE ITTO ME! MISS PEACH . !bWCiil :a; , ... -;;-L-... tp w l -ly C ...... M. Scliub -i VlS,SHl!'5 If M:P! Ml. PRIVEI MOllGHT HER MOME! HE SAW (p ..... ~'\ HER AT THE ll4EATE«! WHAT FOR? '· ISN'T TAAT t>AN41ROU9 JQUIPMfNT """A l.tTTt.f "TY!<E, MOoN? FOR ISN'r 'TllAT KISSING THE U.SOA~ THE CUSTOM? BRIDE! ....... ---.. By Ken Bald GET HER!. QUICK A~ 'l'OU CAM,RCX:tilfV!TROUet.e lhl THAT HOSPfTAL. llfl~115' THAT'S F'PJtKfD OOT510f! 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Relax in lhis country almoophere for Qu•tify,_Velue, BHuty, Co .. fort . only $21,900, -THIS WEEK'S -10- BEST BUYS RambllllCJ Ranch Spacious 4 bedroom ranch home on 1 charm· ing cul-de-sac street. Shake roof, family room, sprinklers and 1 yard full of mature trees. $28,950. Top of the World Have you been waitini for a fantu~tic view ?f th~ ci.ty lights? You may get ditzy perched in this 1mmacu1'ate 4 bedroom dining room home. $42, 750.' ' Spacious and Gracious Why not move your expanding family into this. gracious tri-level home. 4 bedrooms, famdy room, dining room, tile ent.Ty, proies- sionally landscaped and only 5 years old. $31,500. Broadmoor Special Drastically reduced. One of the largest Broadmoor plans. Formal dining room, huge family room , 4 bedrooms and even some view. Almost 3000 sQ. ft. fur $54,950. Westcliff Large 4 bedroom home with family room, 21h baths and a park-like yard. Transferred own- er is tired of travelling and wants some ac· lion. $40,400. 11!\s;iI~G .... ~~ Pb: 1140-4824 2629 HAR!lOR BLVD., COSTA MEsA Ill tbe Southland'• moot desirable and fascinatloa area. A su· perb school system and University Of Call!ornl1'1 Irvine Cam· pus just moments away from Harbor View Hills. Only 2 homes available Sensibly priced from 01.rtttlons: MacArthur Blvd. trom • 4 b.drooms • 21/1 b•ths • Formtl clinin9 room • P•rquet family room $3, 900 $j0 900 PacUle Coat Hwy. or Newport f'w>'. e Til•d·w•t bar e Mirrored warclrobes r lo ftO, 1'lm Oil San Joaquj~ Hll1t Rd.,Jthen e Decor•tor hardware e Built-in v1cuurn follow alp to mod~ ~·· • D•lux• carp•tin9 e Laundry tub I • l cat 9•r•g• • Po ol-1i1.• yards WSK. HOMES i=Fu=~=~=·w=~=t==~=,.r=--~=6D•=:6=··~=·~=1 ·=::=·a=n=•=J lliiiiiiiliiil--· OPEN HOUSES CQl'ona Hi9hlands 531 Do Anu f1orence Lichter SATONLY1·5 1114 White Sills W1y Harbor View Hills Florence Lichter SUN ONLY 1..S 601 Rockford R .. d Cameo Highlands Charl.. Hancock SAT & SUN I • 5 Westcliff 1106 Dover Drive, NB Anne Brummett SAT &: SUN 1 • 5 Don V. Franklin REALTOR 3250 E. Coast Hwy, Cnrooa del Mar 673-2222 Grecian Splendor in Cameo Shores Fabuloua Ocean View llome with 3 extra Lar1e Bdrms and 3 luxurious baths Kraciousliving&:diningrm warm cozy Stud)' glamorous pool water fOWltain and lusb landllCftping Red~ to $84,500 An Outstanding Buy Contact: Jim O:tii Eves 673-1864 ~OWNER TRANSFERRED Assu~ 5~ %loan. Custom 3 Bdrm. plus huge paneled fam.lzy room with gigantic fu'e'Jllace, plus formal dining room, breakfast area. Beau- tiful garden. $54,500. MOVE IN NOW OPEN DAILY -10 a.m . le dusk BONNIE BAY HIGHLANDS CUSTOM HOMES Off T ustio Avenue, between 21st eod 22nd on Windward Lene, Newport Beach ® -SALES AGENTS - HAL PINCHIN AND ASSOCIAm '42·2468 675-43'2 Owner moving east. 4 Bd- . rms., entry hall and separ- ate dining room has parquet floor, wan to wall carpeting, built-in book cases. Large yard with room for boat and pool. Westcllff. $52,000. I'!!;;~ POOL Atrium J Bdrms. + large cten that B I W a o:ould be •th lxinn., + l•m· y van e s ill'<ilnlng "'°"'· 16x36 .,,. on Galaxy Drive thoey Pool bas ftt.ens:ive dedtinc + enclMd tn:int GlamorCJUI & diltinctive, with court. Near schools. $37,0C.O, • lf' bel!.m@d oelline. tran. JEAN SMITH R .. ltor lucent root. Terra tile floor- 400 E. 17th. c.M. ~..-3255 tng & pe.nelled ..u.. This j Oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iii• i thrillinc atrium and the Ull· NEB> ROOM' oo.tructoo view .,.. Jurt "I'<> ol tt>e feo....,. you will want to see in this 4 BR ·3 BA· 3 car gani.ge home . $17,SOO FAMILY HOME -3 bedrooms, 2 story, elec- tric kitchen buill·in. $83 PER MONTH, plua taxes and insurance. Owner wUI consider terms. 646-4494 $19,500 2 HOU5ES 1'$17,500 BE A LANDLORD -here Is your chance. Live in one and rent the other. TOP COSTA MESA LOCATION. Only 10% down to right lnveetor. 646-4-494 $19,500 HUNTINGTON BEACH FHA -VA -CONY, Top corMr foc1tion across from 1chool and playground. Outstanding 4 bedroom, 2 bath. ranch home. Near Adams and Brookhurst. You own the land. This one you mu1t .... Mov• right In. 646-4494 $26,800 PERFECT FOR TEACHERS Colltt• P1rk HEY MOM -Want to 11vt 911? Plus a lot of living space in a home near everything. Thia nice 3 bedroom :home is waiting for you, big !amify room-kitchen, with electric oven and range. Smell the lemons in Utis beautiful back yard. OH YES MOM -tt is across from ele- mentary school. Good loan available. 646-4-494 $26,900 COOL-POOL $26,800 OPEN HOUSES THIS WEEKEND Thill 5 BR home is your an- SW('r. Id eel locatio·n neQr all schools & shopping. 2 baths, built • in kitchen. Assume 5~ % loan.at $130 per month. Owrler will sell GI or FHA with no down payment. Price only $24,900. Two of these e.xcitinlil homes are almost ready !or occu- pancy. Make your choice now filld move Into your sparkling NEW HOME be- f<K'e school lll:arts. Prleeg $61,900 and $68,700 Models: Open COSTA MESA-nestled on a tree lined streel You will find this 3 bedroom beauty with cov· ered and enclosed patio overlooking a fam. ily size yard and pool with tinted decking and sun bathing benches. 646-4494 $26,800 MESA DEL MAR POOL LOCATED NEAR SCHOOL-SHOPPING -4-· bedroom ranch home with 2 lovely baths and built-in kitchen. Well landscaped rear yard wibh patio and pool. Quick possession. Submit ter ms. ... , .. b ""4y d"-twv wlrll ,.. ttik Wffi:eff .. Y•• .. llo••·••11tl11t . All ... locatlaq llst.cl Hl•w •ra dffcrlMcf I" trMter fftall by Mffrthlrt11 .,_...,,. 111 ,_.,,., DAILY ~LOT WANT ADS. Patron ••wl11t .,., llo1M1 fw Mill llf t• ,.., .,. •rtN te lbt JllC• h1t.niMttlti11 111 ttih col111t111 eoc• frtffy, HOUSES FOR SALE (2 Bedroom) 383 Mllgnolia (Eastside) CM 642-1771 (Open Sat & Sun 1-5) 714 Orchid, Corona del Mar 675·3000 Eve6 : 644-1577 (Sat & Sun 1-5) -(2 · &, & Family o• Den) 531 De Anza, Corona Highlands 673·2222 (Sat only 1-5) 1518 Dolphin Terrace (Irvine Terr) CdM 642-6472, Eves: 673-3468 (Sat 1-5) 2910 Cliff D<ive, Cllf'fhaven 673-9200, Eves; 548-4810 (Sat & Sun) (3 Bedroom) 685 Vista Bonita (BluH's) NB 644-1149 (Open Daily) **1606 W. Oceanfront, Newport Beach (714) 688·8383 (Sat & Sun 1-8) 2506 Sierra Vista, Newport Beach 675-5726 (Open Sat & Sun 1-5) 2020 Aliso, eo.ta Mesa 646·3255 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 400 Pirate Road, Newport Heights 646-3079 (Daily 10-5) 359 Ramona Way, Newport Heights 540-1720 (Sat 1-5) 3002 Fernheath LaM, Costa Mesa 545·2209 (Sat & Sun 2·6) (3 Br & Family or Den) 1901 Glenwood Lane, Baycrest (714) 642·8235 (Sat & SUn) 443 Fullerton Ave., Newport Beach 548·3188 (Open Daily 1-5) 601 Rockford Rd ., Cameo Highlands 673-2222 (Sat & Sun 1-)5 1114 White Sails Way, Harbor View Hills 673-2222 (Sun Only 1·5) 441 Lenwood Dr. (Newport Heights) CM 646-1456 (Open Sunday 1·5) 1687 Gisl<!r Ave. (Mesa Verde) CM 549-2374 (Sat & Sun) 2814 Francis Lane, Mesa del Mar 54f>.1909 (12-6) 2006 Commodore Rd. (Baycrest) Npt Bch 646-5775 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2519 Vassar Pl., Costa Mesa 546-8222 (Daily 1-5) *3099 Country Club Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM 540-1720 (Sat & Sun 2-5) 332 Princeton (College Park) CM 540-1720 (Sat & Sun 1-6) 1900 Commodore Rd. (Baycrest) NB 648 7755 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2537 Fordham (College Park) CM 540-1720 (Sun 1·5) 401 Cabrilla St., Costa M""'1 11482345 (Sat & Sun 12-5) 949 Golden Rod (Harbor View Homes) 646-7711 (Daily 1·5) 2301 Clay St. (NeWJ)Ol't Heights) CM 6487171 or 548~3!3 2512 Davis Pl., Costa Mesa 5488222 (Sun l ·&) 3222 Colorado (llle6a Verde) CM 545-0622 (Anytime) *2340 Bayside Dr 1 Corona del Mar 67~000, Eves: 073-0554 (Sat & Sun l ·&) 227 Knox Place, Costa 111 ... 540-1720 268 Brentwood, Cosio 111 ... (Sun~). 6483928, Eve" 494-9308 (Sat & sun 1·5) 236 Tulane (College Park) CM 6487171 or 546-231$ 2377 Columbia (Coll<!ge Pack) CM 5485440 (Sun 1-5:30) 13 Br. & 2 Br. Apt.) 1311 Clill Dr. (Newport Heights) NB 548· 7249 (Sat & Sun) 14 Bedroom) *2854 Ca rob (!lastbluf!) NB 673·3770 (Sun 1·5) 1207 Sussex Lane, (Westcliff) NB ' ' 642-4686 (Open Sal & Sun 1-5) * 1336 Galaxy Drive, Dover Shores (714) 642-8235 (Sat & Sun) 1019 Dolphin, Irvine Terrace 673·3000, Eveo: 646·6590 4709 Dorchester (Cameo) CdM 642-1485 (Sun 1-5) (4 Br & Family or Den) *1500 Eton Pl. (Westcliff) NB 642·5200 (Sun 1·5) 2001 Santiago Dr. (Baycrest) NB 642·5200 (Open Sun 12-5) 2880 Zell Dr., Laguna Beach 494-4764 (Sat & Sun 2·5) 1842 Santiago Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 646-1550 (Daily 10·5:30) 1501 Eton Pl. (Westctiff) NB 646-3255 (Sun 1-5) 318 Esther, Costa Mesa 646-1952 1Sat & Su n) 384 Meadow Lane (Back Bay) Newport Bch 646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1314 Santiago Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 642-3983 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1620 Dorothy Lane, Harbor Highlands 642-4353 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3201 4th St., Corona del Mar 673·2877 (Sat & Sun l -6) 6522 Segovia Circle, Huntington Beach 842-8519 (Sat & Sun 1·6) **333 Morning Star Lane, Dover Shores (714) 642-8235 (Sat & Sun) 1358 E. Ocean Front (Balboa Peninsula) 673-9200 Eves: 548-6966 (Open Daily 1·5) 614 Gary Pl., (Newport Heights) NB 646-3928 Eves: 540·0088 (Open Sat & Sun 1·5) 1601 Bayadere Terrace (Irvine Terrace) 675·3000 Eves: 548·7962 (Sat & Sun 1·51 3249 Washington (Mesa Verde) Costa Mesa 540-1720 (Sun 1·5) 2882 Stromboli (Mesa Verde) CM 540-1720 (Sun 1·51 1124 Pembroke, Newport Beach 540-4824 (Sun l ·6) 15 Bedrooms) 243111.<>s Sen:enos, Laguna Niguel 499-2238 or 499-1592 (Sat & Sun 1·5) (S Br & Family or Den) 221 Via Nice (Udo l•le) NB 646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1106 Dover Drive, Westcll!f 673-2222 (Sat & Sun 1·5) Duplexes For Sale (2 Bedroom) 116 -116~ Coral, Balboa Island 833·2036 or 673-9402 • (2 Bedroom• & Den i:.ch) 1351 E. Balbol Blvd. Balboa Poninaula 573.9200, Evea: 54U966 (Dally !·~) * .... ** w ...... ... *** ............... , 10.5: 30 Daily Roy J. Ward Co. (Bay1;rest Office\ 184l Santiago Dr. 646-1550 Coldwell, Banker OFFERS: Dover Shares/ Bay LOc. Exquisite Dover Shs. 4 bdrm with for- mal den, sup~rb interior decor, pier & slip for lg. boat, xlnt financing. ............ ' ... ' . ' ' .. ' .. $139,500 Patrick Miller Bayfront w I Dack for Lr9. Baat Unusual home for the discriminating buyer. Isg terrace overlooking water -custom decor. U.k:1 new. J bdrm & den w/wet bar & din. rm .... $90,000 Mrs. Harvey Udo Luxury Owner-builder has more 006t than list- ed price in this home. 2800 1q. ft., 3 brs, 4 baths, great family room. ........ ' ....... ' .... ' .... $79,500 Charlotte Long Million Dollar View For only a fraction of the price plus a new, never occupied home. 3 bdrms, 2 ba., family nn., prime location. .............. $56,300 Miss Leidy Owners Said ••• Must sell this new 4 br., 3 ha. Lusk home. Pool size comer lot, Harbor View School. Carpets & drapes, blt·in kitchen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $49,800 Lavera Burns Bayshore's Best Buy 3 br., 2 ba., form. din. rm., comp. re- mod. w/blt-in kit., wet bar, 2 patios, quarry tile entry&: din. rm.1 xtras. Low lse. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $48,500 Joe Clarkson Fine Jetty & Ocean V"w Splendid 3 br., 2 ba. Cameo home in Corona del Mar, with canyon privacy -electric built·ins, private beach. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' ....... $41 ,000 Walter Haase Superb Cir.tom Desl9n A Horne that bas everything, on a tree lined lot in Exe Baycrest. 5 Bdrm, sunken den. Fam rm. Office or Study, Wet bar, Hi·beams ..... only $79,500 Mrs. Marion _ Beautiful Beacon lay Cu'tom designed bayfront home. 2 BR's + 1 BR apt. w/vtew. Use Of lt11- rris cts. Sandy beach, mooring for 18' boat. One of Newport's most desirable ar.... . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. S98,GOO Mrs. Raulston OFFICE OPEN SATURDAYS COLDWELL. IANKER & CO. 2200 I . COAST HIGHWAY NIWl'ORT IEACM Kl t-33SI AMBER VOYER Meet "Super Girl", The.l's right, SUPm 58.leswoman to: the month of July at Coata & Wallaoe, Ul Amber Voyer. During her off hours, Amber is a ~mannered &f"&l\dmother, bit U you want "JUper" ll('rvice &. "au- per'' action oa1l (best &: Wall&ce's "Super Girl" Am- ber V r1:1er tor any & all of yell' real eatate needs. Yoo mn reecb Amber -OOATS 4:WMLACE 546-4141 Open ..JJ.ou:Je 2001 S1ntl1go Drive Baycrest -not leued land OPEN SUNDAY 12·5 Do see this hospitable 4. BR Hacienda -whlte rtuca:> with painted brick wa1le: &: red tiled roof on a 90' wide lot among other distinguished homes! Gracious d I n 1 n g room, lg. cheerful family l'Oml, deluxe kitchen. 3 sparlding belhll! FreQtly decorated with lush new J\Y· lon ehe.g C&J1)E!l:lng thnJ-out. Wonderful rear lawn &: yard for children·a fun &: safety! All th.ill for only $64,500! R.uth Pardoll, Realtor 1600 Westcli!f Dr. 642-5200 5 BEDROOMS· $950 Tatal Cash Required to move into this tar&~ family home. aose to shopplnc, IC ho o I 1, and churches. Juat put on tbe tnaJi<et, this one won't la..Bt. $163 per month includee: tax. es and in&urance! 2043 WESTCLiIT DRIVE 646-T71.1 Open Eve, . PRICE CUT Dolphin Terrace SpotleM 2 Bdnn, plu1 d~- 2~ ba~mlnlmum main- tmtnce. Oventu saraae plUI COYertd boat court, 1'4.500. CURT DOSH, Realtor lm W. Cliut Wghway SCU472 EYES. 6'J3.3<68 A CHARMER! lmmacula<e --Amtrl-cao. a Bedrooms, Family 646-4494 $32,200 EXECUTIVE 2·STORY FORMAL ENTRYWAY-sunken living room and family room, with an out of the way FORMAL DININO ROOM. Open stair way up to 4 lovely 1ize bedrooms and two fun baths. Sepa~te utility room and spacious rear patio. Submit your terms. 646-4-494 $39,950 BAY AND OCEAN VIEW PRESTIGE LOCATION FOR THE DISCRIMINATINO BUYER -Cus- tom built - 3 bedroom adult occueied home formal dining room, family room with wet baf. opening out into outdoor living room and gar· den area. Room for boat or trailer. SUBMIT YOUR TRADE. 646-4494 $65,000 COSTA MESA ' 12 unit ap•rtment ONLY 6 YEARS OLD -All furnished but one. Patio and pool area. NO VACANCY FAC- TOR. Located near beach in a quiet area. TERMS OR TRADE 646-4494 s 127,000 5 UNITS -$.47,500 ON THE BEACH NEWPORT-BALBOA PENINSULA-AU furn- ished :--3-blocks to 8 ier. Good for summer and Winter rentals. L WEST PRICED PROP. ERTY ON THE BEACH SEE COMPARE - YOU WILL BUY. Good terms available. 646-4494 $47,$00 ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST 293 E. 17th St. 646-4494 Tirecl of Renti119 7 But enj?Y maintenance free living. Sl75 per month inciud~ everything -principal, in~ terest, taxes, msurance, and maintenance. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 secluded patios. As-su~e 5~ % Joan, no intere6t increase, no Potnts IX> pay. Try 10% dn and lull pricti only '22, 750. • Newpart Hel9hts • Custom lullt - Large 2 bedroom and dining room.' Grand piano S<Zed living room, wood burning fire- place. $8,000 down and a low $22,900. New leautv In WestcRff · 1900 sq. ft. complefely and tastefully , .. newed. All new custom carpeting all new electric built·in·kitchen, formal dinfng room. 3 large bedrooms, elegant traditional archJ .. 1 lecture. Large lanai opens to pool sized yard. Quiet come< location. Assume exist·< Ing 5~% financing. Asking $47,900. Colesworthv & Co.: 642-7777 1904 Hatbor Blvd., c .. 10 Mow Opon Evtnlnp Room, Double Flteplacct, Double garqe, Wort Shop, Bott Y&nl. c.JI lo< appoint. meot to '" lhia iqiaclous custom built homt. $74,500. · JEAN SMITH, l"m!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!J!!!!!l!!!!!l!l~!ll!l .. •i REAL TOR 4 ·~~~3 ~IL Y GOLF °"""' °""'"'l""ll7· ~ .-c.owttd entry }Qglt, 5"n- «XIE. 17th St., C.M. -NO DOWN PAYMINTll 1111~llocn111 p1Hey,ci1>- WESTCUFf "'• G.t. Lai-.. """"1"1 P1••· tns room • ld1..,..,, Lur N Exquisitely 1andtet.ped, Wall fam.lly room. LI b r a r > r. Mariners School to ...u lirf'place enriched brM.kfut room. •.xpi.·· 4 BR. 3 ba. form&l mln'ored w1th l1th •wood paneUlnr. 2 bea.m.1, .oundprool BR wlr dlnln1 rm~l,y Pltloa. bt!hl. Exptnll•t ~· with zoned htattnc, lu; 8f2..G69l ~ GPl"I court Unusual • Mt o OWIGE,....wantod,_,TARllLL 1'1111Nch oklod,16,'l,IOI.-I -. i ' ---------------------------__ ,_ . ._ ___ ..._ , I [• I =· 44 • • • • ' • • f HOUSES FOR SAll -.-10,1'168 .~tJ llAILY PILOT HOUSES fott SJ\Lt ltOUSl!S l"Olt SALi -HOUSES FOR SAll! HOUSES fOR clAll HOUSES FOii SAll HOUSES FOR SALi -HOUSEs FOii SALi HOUSES FOR SALi O-ral 1•GoMrol 1000 Ge-al 1000 General 1000 Gontrol 1000 ~~.a ]000 1000 c.,11-. l , UOO • =='°--T_H_J:_U_A_L EStATBRS 546-2313 -646-7171 ' 'I/I , W1terfront-lncome ~~· ~~~~-~~~~~~~1:-;;;;;~VET=S;;;;;;;!;;'.; j~o.n;; .. ;;·~·t~~;;;;;;~' '"ACIOUS MODERN. Newport Buch ... 4 BEDROOM "POOL" HOME. B/B • "= .. ~s11::r.~~ : $23,5001 NO DOWN G.I. Westdll! Sho!>l>tnr Cmw. R<dlanda Dr. Newport, ! 1200 'l COLLEGE PARK • SPANISH DECOR Newport Island Exci\iog 3 Bdnn and F<aml!y room In top lo- cation -double fireplace -extra large fomily room -$25,WO -Call today. HALECREST TOP VALUE BeauWul S Bdrm & family room &!'ways adult occupiOd. Hardwood flooro -nice wide · lol Don't miss this one!-P.F. $23,950. $2500 BELOW FHA APPRAISAL NeWpOJ( Height.. view home. 2 Bdrms, 2 _ balh3 plU$ family room. Extra guest house with bath. Out of town owner says sell. FHA apljl'3ised for $26,500. MESA DEL MAR POOL HQME One Of the most popular models In this fine area. 4 bedrobms & den. New nylon carpets. Just redecorated inside and out. H & F pool with loads oi decking. -$34,750. NEWPORT BEACH POOL HOhtE Beautiful 3 bedroomil 2 bath -All new sh'ag carpets -Taslelu y landscaped. See this perfect free !ormed pool with waterfall and scads Of decking, -$29,900. llG 5 BEDROOM Large family room 'with fireplace and formal dining room. Large lot nicely landscaped. Owner must sell quickly. Priced $2000 under market at $32,950. MESA VERDE Custom built S bedroom in aboolutely perfect condition. Double door entry to del piso tile. Courtyard done artistically in pebbled con· c:rete. Not anything to do except move in. $28,495 -Try 10% down. MONEY MAKER HOME & INCOME Money maker home & income. Two separate houses! Wen located -close to shopping - Spacious tree shaded lot over 200' deep. Let your tenant help make your payments. $24.- 950 easily financed. 546-2313 Open Sunday 646-7171 WE NEED SALESMEN * BEST BUYS *· Thh lovely 2 bedroom home bu jult bten lllted. 1' hU a pMI' 4 float, plus a l bed- room apt. over 1araze. ]ai,500. 673-ml ~' $4MSIO Will &change JUm1sbed l'Qlllpkx on Bal- boa Peninsula Poinl Excel· Jerit reolal record • for house ln C.OSta Mesa. $22,IXO equlcy • Price $06,000. Shown .. ..... only, 673-9'100 5ve1: 573-0479 Boy & Beach , . :.RM(ty, Inc. ~ W. B.alboa BIVd., NB TREES! TREES! TilADE! A nast:lc rural metttnr oo a choke Baclt Bay atreet kieal for family liviilg. Immacu- late CUSl'OM home with 4 Iarae bedrooms. 3 tiled bath!, <D\Venient family room P L lJ S ~ room PWS eating area in the kitchen. wrooaht iron gates lead to enclosed court ot'ard. Large rear· yard. All CUll- tom features to delight tbe hou&ehol.d. !.ef I trade in your smaller home on this clXlice home. C&ll today for appointment. 0n1y ss2.ooo. 20U WFSl'<l.IFF DRIVE 616-7711 Open .,..,, OCEAN VIEW . HOME NEWPORT HEIGHTS • 3 bd· rm. 2 ba. 17 x 34 beamed ceilinC llv. rm. faro. rm. Dbl 11.replace, Lge. ma!ter bdrm. w/ fireplace. Elec- tric kitchen ONLY $39,500. BAY FRONT Beautiful 4 bdrm. t be.lbs. 70 fl. lot, sandy beech, lge. lam. rm. with blt·in bar " bllrbeque, Ige. Uv. room witlt volcank fireplace, ma .. ter bdrm. w/ fireplace, pri- vatr pier for TO ft. boat • ASKING $119,CXXJ. "C" THOMAS Rul~r 224 W. Coast Hwy 548-5527 Newpc:irt Bch. Eve. 565643 FHA BorC)Clin 4 BR & den Baycrest borne with both family room & dining room. Lovely pool. Only $66, 000. An offer of less might take it. D.U9htful 1918 sq ft In thil Jine 2 story family home located on Baycrest home with 4 quiet banjo 11 with large Iar~e BRs, beamed yard, Home has built·in in- ceilings in living room , terrom, ~ereo I: baa en ex~ dining room & family Ira l&rge separate fa..m.lly Lo I ti & . room. Pm '"'"""' $30,200 Former Model Outstanding Baycrest home featuring huge master BR suite with Roman bath opening to inside garden area. Can be used as either 3 or 4 BRs. A real dream home for only $59,500. room. , ve y pa. o will sell now sparkltng pool. All for 529 950 only $69 ,500. • Ne~rt $34,500 II FULL PRICE Vlclorl1 3 big BRs, double fife. 646-8811 place in this charpli.Qg (Open home. Large yard. O>n-Evenings) venieot location. \..,,;,....,...,...,...,,..,;..., Hive opening for R11I 5state Salesman 17 UNITS JERRY FREUD • CHARLES ARNOLD REALTORS 646-7755 ON l'h ACRES WITH HUGE GREEN B E LT AREAS. Close to shopping Center, Bank ol America and down- town ())sta Mesa. Actual -=========I gross yearly income S19.ni. -:-; Full Price $157,COJ. EXCEi, LENT TERMS. Call now for appointment o• low-down "' others. 2 baths. 15.1<30 COY· NO $$$$1 DOWN Mu•y, •na&r 111 ...,.. .~..!""-,.., ""n' 2 ·o..e io Back BaJ. 3 BR, 2 •• ~·•-2 All Ul-..U ba.tba, na.lV•ood Boon, re-BA. Arch't landacaped, ~lee, ~ ered. patio wtth BBQ & tables adjacent the • .,.... 3 _...., cu prq:e, place. tbake roof, breezeway gar•ge door. comp 1 et e k>vely Anthony pool Washer & dry!! in· ~~ood ~~ blrl Sharp I to double prage, large pa· fence. Room for bot. t eluded. 54u·l 720 brick 11rePlaee. Located 00 tkl, larce oomer lot. 6t6-2345 atorai:e. Low cowit)I tu. DECORATOR'S DREAM • ~e:~: :rui-= !~ Extra fine Location I 8cir!;'~ ~ 3 ~::; ;:r lit 1; .o~1~c; r=. ~~ G - 2 ba ~ ~·--bl•--..... _..2nd to qualified buyer. htESA VERDE decratlvewatertall.SEEIN ''" · "'-· ~ ""'' ....... # is BEL!EVlNG. &lri Good Value I walldnr ... ""'" .. ...... Total F.P. 132.500 . ....- On quiet cul-d..,ac street. Decorative wa1J. paper lends art.Lstic touch in many areas. Double !lreplaee. Famlly room. Large liv- inuoom. Bull\.lns -all the luxury features. 2 baths. Professionally landscaped to per-· lcction. 540-1720 4 BEDROOM· $23,750! SUBMrT "O" DOWN G.I. Completely relurblished inside & out. 2 baths. Quality carpeting. Patio for outdoor livinlJ. Built·ins featured in kitchen. .Tr. Estate sized grounds. 842-6691 4 BEDRM • $20,000! 2 pullman baths. Situated on a huge 78x135 ft. deep grounds. Great potential for adding or building. Submit all offers on price & down paymect. 846-0604 TARBELL 2955 H•rl>o• Blvd, 16111 lleoch Blvd. 5814 Edinger 4 BEDROOMS $1600 DOWN ~.M. H.B. H.B. Outstanding home & area. 2 baths, fireplace, large fenced yard, covered patio, elecf.rlc built-ins & water softener. Low down-FHA terms or no down to Vets. $25,500. BEAMED CEILINGS $999 DOWN $173 month includes taxee & insurance. 3 BR 2 baths, a huge beamed ceiling rumpw: room with massive used brick fireplace. Built- in kitchen includes dishwasher. Carpets, drapes & lots of wood paneling. Don't miss this one. $22,900. . COATS & WALLACE REALTORS 1491 BAKER STREET S46-4141 COSTA MESA, CALIF. full Price $23,850 Newport at Victoria -11 (Opon Evonlnvo) Open .JJ.ou'1e 1500 Eton Pl1ce Westclif( area • off Dover OP.EN SUNDAY 12-5 Be the !il'lt ta aee this excit- ing cuatom -deaip!d ~ temporary bom .. aimplete- ly glass.walled to a perlect· ly btautiful l&. IUM)' patio 6. pool! 4 ~ BR.I, for- mal dining room & large uv. ing room. Tasteful & uniQUe built·in convenienoes! Spark· ling heated swimming pool! Showa like a "model" home-. Ju.st lilted-doo't miu it! R.&rlh Pardall, R11ltor 161li WHtclilf Dr. . 642..s200 HUGE LOT 60' x m near octan. t bedrooms -2 baths. New luxury Buoo:ila • built home (lee Eimple). $36,275 • $2,5-r.> down to vets, $6,775 dov.m. F.H.A. -71561 Archer Qrcle, nee.r Brookhurst and Hamilton, Huntington Beach. {1st dgnaJ North ot Coo.It Highway.) , SHERWOOD ESTATES br. tho s.. ' Te • '968-3036 Opon 10,00 to 7:00 dilly SPLASH SPLASH Summer fun In your own 16x3S custom pool. Fine 3 BR + family room home. IA YCREST Spociowo living room, gold 0 LEGE An "'"""'°"'"' fin• buy, ' w/w .,.,,...., ... ,,,. -· ~ Hi achoo! 6: eoll!ge.$24.~· Don't bl.ame'ux u you m1a Exl$tincloanSl!t,XKl•t5"% OPEN SAT & SUN this iust·Ulted 2 Bedroom FHA Pymta '166 mo inc. PI, 1 • S borne I.Zoned R·2J mQJrona 1 ~-~·~·-""~·~-===~~ 2506 Sierra Vista de Mar. 12.1c20 ~ Pa. S.H·A·R-P EASTSIDE. Only 3 BR, 2 balha, bit-ins, crptf, tto. Shaw• Uke a Mlllion . but $23,8Xl. FHA terma or drpa:, dbl garage. ,.. prl"' ,,.,.,1y 129,000. .,...... 5% % 1oan. Im· Scenic Properties ~ E\.u. 646Q2"l maculate 3 BR., 2 BA, 675-5726 OPEN SAT. & SUN. fl.replace & double garage, call 540-1151 lopm eves) Heritage Ra.I Eltate NATURALLY 2340 Bayside Dr. -CDM- ~ y.,,. l!>e beot...,.. in No""°" 3 & t Bdtns, 2 bath.I, all bit· Beach, See: ins, carpels, fenced. E.stab-Newport Beach Rlty. An Artistic P•k lisbed area. Bkr. "Gundy" Gunderson, Rltr. • • is sometimes more 545-2424 Eve1. 546·9480 434. • 32nd St., NB ~ting than a full view. ~ 675-1642 Tlti•-... built boo>e w;tb e READY TO GO e * OPEN HOUSE * a Pool it an tnta-est:ing aplit Thia Home baa 4 Br. 2 Ba Sat & Sun 1·5. Dover ShortS level plan with 3 Bedrooms, fam room, formal din nn. area. Owner trans. t Br., Family Room A: Dinin&: Large lot. xtnt am. W/W tam. rm, formal din, rm. Room. The Master Bedrm crpts & drapes. ASSUME Cust. dlx. home. 3,000 sq. ft. la really hUge and another VA loan. By owner. 546-1371 Fee simple. By Owner, bMroom can be divXkd into VACANI' • Fixer U r 3 $78,500. Brokers Cooperation 2 separate children'• rooma. bdrm . ppe invited. 1314 Santiago Dr, And the V1EW • )"OO'll have . Cr lot. Quick, posa . 642.3983 t -11 Price $85 <XX> Ownr wlU pay all escrow & -.,--;,-;;---..,-,.,-~ 1 · Ev '~ cMing cost to Buyer at Berth Your Y 1cht es. $24,950. Ruby RusseU, Rl!r. PIER & FLOAT at your oWtl Boy & Beach Raalty; Inc. 545-2209 front door. Easy e.Cet?ll! to 2407 E. Qiast Hwy., CdM ~GE REALTV Price Slashed 2 HOUSES oo er lot. 3 Bdrms each, Good crpl. Good Buy! Ownr leaving area. lncme + Home. Mult. Listing Ruby fl Rmse.11, Rltr. 54>-2209 FOR Sale by owner, save!!? 3 bdr, full cpts/drps, nice yard. Xlnt kication near iCh!S/shops. 22lll Miner St. C.M. 548-7313, 642--07'21 SHARP TRl·LEVEL Mesa Del Mer 1105 Out-of.area owner has Rl•&h· <d $2500 "'1 tbe price ot om COOL SEA BREEZES beautifully decorated Meri· Peaceful garden IW'rounded ditb Gardena home with il'a by decking, ajolned a beauti- lusb carpeting, fabulous dee-fUlly carpeted 3 br, 2 ba , orator draperies le huge home. Newly painted el(l, rumpus room with wet bar walking d I s t a n c e to all I: etc. Don't delay 00 w; achools, Incl. OC'C. Extra one~ bonus for the family or pro- Golf Course Lot 158 1 o o t frontage on the cour&e overJookinr I u 1 h II'l!ftlS and fairways, num. erous lakel and th• Oub lfou.se. Surrounded· by tux. urloos homes. One-ol•·kind at $25,000. fessional man Lii the 2'l'x20' recr. rm. or pr:iv. off. com- pit w/pool table, Ora. ovm- er, 5'5-1900. ASSUME 5%% GI loan. 3 BR, 2 ba faro rm. $145.30 pays all. $24,950. ~2667 Mesa Verde 1110 the Big Bay from this Olan· nel location. Lge Apt over gar. -room to bulid. Burr Wh ite, Realtor 675-4630 BEST BUY BAYCRFST Quick Possesion Spacious 3250 aq. rt. cust., profess. deror. &: Inds~ .. s lg. BR. Xlnt cond. Rare buy · at $69,500. 5%% Lo an tranferrable. Not on lease land. ~2828 Eves. 2100 WINDWARD LANE BY Owner; 4 yrs. old; trana., muat sell! 3 BR. 2 Ba., 1850 sq. ft.; rumpus rm. 300 sq, ft.: 3 car gar.; all bit.ins, incl. vacuum. $39,00J. Open House daily 1-5; 4 4 3 Fullerton 54S-3188 BLUFF'S Sacrifice! $32,500. By owner 3 Br. 2~ ba. Crpts, drps. J.m. mediate possession, Fran· cesca MOOel. * 644-1149 * SAVE 6% BR, family rm, dining rm, roof. ~ cooditioo. near . REALTY poci size yanl: with beth en-shopping & schools in Mesa 4 BR + Rumpus REPOSSESS.ION , trance. flood lighting t.ront del Mar. Only $29,!f:iO • as-Brand new 1ilUng • 1800 sq L!RCE 3 BR .l Fam, l % be.. ~Bllils plus wall speakers. 2. kplcs. Sprinklers, front It back. Appiox, 1600 sq. ii'. 6% ~~ loan, Pfly&bl.e S17'2 mo Include taxes. Full price $24,950. 549-2374 By Owner, 5 Br, 3 Ba 2500 sq, ft. Quiet cul~e-sac, CdM HS district. $37,200. 340 ~~ .. ry Tt-ee Lane lnr Santa Isa· bel &: Redlands). 548-7866 • Fix:er-Upper I: rev. Wool carpeting, HI sum~~~GI·~"'M cost. ft in this bnuuruny ifn. A Joi of house Jor the mon~ F:i piped lhnl.-OUt, bit-in vac-~ proved borne with huge =ting~t~~ :: =er:=a::~e r.::: \f.ftl-~~~:Ii~~~~: la.ndacaping. Nearly 2100 aq $59,950. $26,500. ft. lhake root, sprinklen, OPEN SAT & SUN 1003 Baker, C.M. ~ exc~t carpetin&: &: more-1901 Glenwood Lane l1!!"l"l~~~~~..,,. IColleg1 R11lty 546-5880 than.pool..;,.. ,,.nl. 1219 In· ROUGH AROUND 1500 Adam, •t Harioo• cl-""" . "'"""""" BAYFRONT ' THE EDGES <N-°"""" n. .. 1..-) with only 10% ·down, Low Tho finest n.. •• front b"" in ~.,• little pa.int will ,m, oko I ':l:::::::l::::::l:=;:=:1=:1=:1~ 6.9% Interest too~ Across N rt ~ 4 -it Home Sweet Home . Va-l ' from a1 aCf'ff or Oranges! ewpo r. enonn-cant and will &ell FHA and $650 DOWN Full price $77,500! ous bedroom.a, 4 large batha, VA and ~ )'OUl' costs to Coll99e Realty 546-5880 el~t powder room. ~e aJlow for palnting, Modem FHA/VA terms on thl.I neat, U-00 Adams at Harbor family rm, formal dinin& 3 bedroom 2 be.th. Hant. Eastside home. Call NOW tNev Cinema Theater) rm. OYer 4,IXXI sq ft. Pier wood ~ fully carpeted for appointment to .eel • ~~~~~~~!!!!\ & slip prlviles:es. New. Built SACRIFICE• · OPEN HOUSE by C.aftsman. Own" m"'1 . ""· 61( % financire, SUND A y u to 5 Low down pe,yment 1027 CDNCORD sr. OPEN SAT A: SUN 3 BR + Fam R.\f • 2 Bath Carpe!B Darpes Builtins Htd 16x36 Pool 2 Pa tios Fruit Trees · Sprinklers 5~ % FHA 10% Dn $31 ,950. OWNER 549-iJ65 3 BR, 2 BA, fam rm., 2 frplca, bltins, crpts, drps, 1700 sq. IL FenCed cul-de.sa st. 1 Blk to Schools. X!nt nghbrhd $25,500 545-0022 Save -By Owner 4 BR. 2 Ba Assume 51)( % FHA . Beeutiful comer lot $25,900. 531-7636. 545-6801 Spacious & Sparkling dean, 4 333 Morning Star Lane '16112 >DINGER SHARP 3 BR, 2 Frpl Lg yd, BAYCREST Lavely, immac. home; 3 BR. F~al din. rm .. lge. pan- eled lam. rm. Assume 5%% IOM. Owner 646-5775 Newport Heights 1210 Blue Ocean View . OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 325 Homewood, Npt Hts and Sea Brcesea go wlth this prestige home. 3 Br. 2 baths plus many tine features, Tastefully decorated. Gar . RUndeck also has view. Low interest, no loan charges. A baraain at S.34,750. · GRAHAM REALTY 646-2414 (near N.B. Post Oflice) bedroom, 2 rtory $27.950. From Paularino & Oxiidge, north to Cbeyenne, eest to Pierce, north to Coocord. Hard !o find bul NS}' to else to scbools Can assume BA YFRONT 8424455 or 5<l().5J40 """~"""i'~"!""""""" 514 % to... $26.500. 1614 NEEDS HELP TRADE OPEN HOUSE RHI Ett1te Iowa 546--0807 2 Bd,m, 2 bath + f""'1y '°""· 646-7171 546-2313 THE~EAL E S TATERS 60 ft Bayfront lot with Pier & SAT & SUN _ 1 to 5 S1l1s Personnel rm, 2·.story with large few;:. Slip privilegi;os. Owner will 2331 HEATHER LANE 657 ~~?~Mesa Coll99e P•rlc 1115 ~;h~ ;~.:~ Newport trade for Bel Aire or Bev-Now otlered at les& than 1966 Rltrs. 642-!mO Eves. 548-0720 S BR. 1% ba. large tam rm. p f Ba .,.,, Hill• h·-.. '"""""" with only "" K......,..Y -·"' .... e e rrett & Co. down. • Newport hilltop • utRUI $24,500 * 545-4n 3 • h b home. • 4 large bdrms. • 642-4353 Is 11Js What You Are LookinCJ For? 10 ft rilGCftG CU'1om quolity. • I •4'B"E'"D'°R"'M-_-.5-.23",7'"s=-o Newport Boech 1200 I '!~~~~~~~1 60' x 200' near ocean. REALTY COMPA.i'IY 646-7171 546-2313 SUBMIT NO DOWN NEWPORT Beach cm!ce R-3 Priced To Sell Now! 3 bedrooms. 3 baths. $20,500 TOTAL BUYS 88l DOVER DR. G.I. or low down to others. mt A 3 Br. house. l~ w. 4 Br's 2 be.. Xlnt location HUGE LOT Ocean View home 3 Bedrooms. 2 balhs with lush la.nru;caping New luxury BUttCll.a . built with TOTAL DOWN $650. thil NEWPORT BEACH Completely rebnished in-Oceanfront. Open llouse Sat Many other attractive fea: spaciooa t BEDROOM, 2 (714) 642·8235 side&: out. 2 baths. Quali"' I: g .. ~ l •. ~.000. Cn'J tures. Close to sch!s. Out. 2 sepan.te yards private comer lccation ln !ICC!nlc Harbor View Hills $4.l ,&XI • excellenl terms Quick occupancy home (fee simple). $34,$50 • '.T ..... , .., .,...... .. standina -• bath and fireplace home in "'!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! carpeting, 2 pa.tic» for out· 688-8383 .,A., .,0:3"" v ... ue at $39,950. Sl,850 down to vela, $5,350 cellen ~ ===-=---~--~~ down F.H.A. 71541 .Ardler ~--•-t quiet area near HORSEY AREA =iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• \ door llvina; at It& best. Built· PERFECl' for retirement or ilW1LLiiii':;5ijELL;;Tu;;;;;;-=,.--,~ Ord.e, near Brookhurst and ..... ~IUUll for you Veterana. 2~ -R h Styl in range &: oYm. Estate vacati(IJ. Large M 0 b l I e S4.000 under Mkt J{amllton, Huntington Beach. Evenings Call &t&-4579 car garage, IP•dous lot and Immaculate doll house on GftC • sl2ed )'ard. 540-1720 Home, 2 baths, p 8 t I 0 ' ' 3 BR, 2 ba, 2 lplc, crpts, (lsl signal North of Qiast MESA VERDE alley entrance for your boat hUge A·l lot. Newly carpet· With 1611:351 Pool TARBELL 2955 H1rbor clubhouse, pool, pr iv a 1 e drps · • submit Dn. Pm! Contact Hlrdi J or camper, f'd with channmg irwedish Wonderfully well built 3 BR 2 beach. Bargain. 675-1672 S3l,!li0 net. Bkr 64&-7434 · SHERY:Ooo ESTATES NO DOWN TO VETS fireplace. Cl>mbine a coon-be. home with all B/ls. Fam flXfR·UPPER DUPLEX: Ocean view. Up. SAVE 7%-126,750 A'ITR.Ac b the Sea Transfcl'f"Cd owner wants ac-try atmOB)>here and an out· nn {with BBQ) + huge per on ly l Lo 3 Br. 1 ba. MAKE OFFEJi T y 9'• ~36 non on tills charming 'S Bd· .... ..AiA-P-ot -·--•fp game room + 2 patios le 2 BR lum. bowe, R-2 tone • yr ease; wer 400 Pirate Rd. w ,_ M". Pavlovich E'v~; fiTH.316 el. uo-.i"' rm + --,·1y-;., ........ , ·--~ ~·~~· •·-lot N on 10 mo Gross over """""""'1:r 0 ~ 1 I ~ ain ............. -.-~ holne. Only S21.250. u .. _ heated pool. Yoo wilJ Jove ..... .,. . ear 17th St. ~ $6100 · * p pen IO;vuo to :00 d1 i y C\11 de A c .• aose to schools con.sider Gt Term1. ·~ ttle' feeling of cauntry llvina ping Area. Asking S17.SOO /yr, 624-3639 B l.EASANT Clift llaven 3 "'!!'lo::~~~~~!!'!•I .l library .• Owner will sell ~ = ~r:::.CE in the cily. $40,500. you own Leon Vibert, RNltor OWNF.R; 3 BR. 2 BA. Sbort , r, 2 be + 2 Br Ocean Vu SPARKLING CORNER FHA ar,VA. Call us now for 5fS..9491 Open WI 9 PM the land. 54S.(M8 anytime walk to beadi, pool It income A.pt. $49,500 548-7249 Ranch Ryle 3 BEDR00~1, 2 tull pUticulan. ·Full price Roy J. Ward Co, HA WAD, Bl& lsl nr Hilo. ~ Terms l I ex· B1yshor1s 1225 bQlh lkilM with warm fire-rz;,950. $450 DOWN IBaycrest otl.lceJ Everlasting paradise in a 17';;;--==-,-~~~~ place, hH.vy abak@ roof and 546-236!EN EV~7171 lo qua lified V1ueran. New 4 aM3 WES'l'CLLFF DRIVE 1&fl SanUago Dr, &16-1550 new 3 Br. 2 Ba. home, nr. l!IU Highland Dr .. Harbor CUS,TOM 2 BR. 2 Bith gorgeoug back yard ln greet BR 2~ bath, family, dinlns. &16-Tnl Open Evn. beachea. $24,950. 642-5646 ~ands: 4 BR. 2 Ba. 2 Pr1v1te beiches. Steps area neat llChools and shop-den wltb .fireplace drapes ONLY $19 000 :=.:_~ 548-28t7; l-729-291B to ~~y Club, Minna. Beycrest's Bet.ti . pln&. ~carpets. *'IP-Landacaped, m.l"IO. 646-4414 ' Cotta M.... 1100 v....... $55 000 Amoet-.. >BR-'S\; .. ""'all ... --TRl-PLEX u~'de Cosll Mesa ------'=!MOVE In! N .. ,""'. BR., • ~;,.r-Owner • .. ., baWtltullY ......... ,.,..,,,,..,.. ....,.,. ..., bey l) I JI £ 0..... """"''""' "'"'"" EXTRA SHARP 1,.i., ""' ""'· nr. i..t<h. \ '.':"':"=-==~=: ~ bD1ne tr tht ex· my vamnt ~ for ONLY I ta tel stet1 VllClllftcy for new owner Bee 2 BR home, Jara:e 3 BR, 1% BA, new gold crptg, $28.t'OO. Open wf't':kenda; 351 Harbor Hlghlinds 1235 ecuttw! 1dreaD1 dNlped for fl30 DOWN to V£l'S and Show pride d ownership, kltchm with eatinr are., <lrps, tii>lc, hardwood Ooon, 62nd St. Owner 675--0144 --·--_ ~ __ ~ ~ ~ "'°"" in no..., WISE OLE' OWL I BALBOA ISLAND ~to~· Good renbll aepanale din In a room, ~:isea~t. •-~~. d...,bl• Waterfront 3 BR. No. 62 ........ "-i ln·-•""'" ,.,_ 6"'-GI ,..,....,.u, .,,..., ... n by appoint-charming li•lng room with .... IWK:.fA<-... Balboa Coveti. •"'",OOO. ii•1 .... room. large dining ,,..,: .",.. , ... .,. ' OPENSAT12 ·20NLY t•• -~-•-t delacbed gv. By Own..---... tihlr loan Oii 4 BR ne&r new men '""'ent. _.., ~ ... "I' ace, hdwd nl"l!I, service. $30,000 ca.sh by loan. room "' ~ . pine 9'orecre bo ·i.n or by Appl. \ "'""""""""""""""""' pordi, <Ible-prag@ work· 123,500 548-3515 Bal. In acreage U &-7m roocn. 1JCht A. tpadoul Ill at me Wl cw-116-116~ Coral shop. Rcorn for another unit. Customized Halec:r91t ::C.:::".:.=."'.drt.! <DSTAMESA O>TICE ==-:.=:::; Prlmotoo~:t!'.L!~llvtng UNDER $25,000 Rl*b'.616-3928 Ev.._612-0lf<i Home with-,....,,.., ~':!J,"',;.2,."",'!,~'. por10d wall papen. C1>olbly '6i9 l~ Bl,d, • GI b&J""" or 129,995. "'°"' to S.0.:th Bay, Out-LACHENMYER Blou, "1>tc. 3 Bl\., 2 BA. °""" ""'"'""'· l32.500 llad>oopod ~ _.., pa-5<'5·>ttl Opn, 'rif 9 PM P,<ffk ,.,.,., Rctlty •i.ndlng 1._,. ol $5,!100 LOW DOWN l~~j!iiiljj~j!iji!jijjjjiij!i@~ $21,000, By Ownu, 64W37l do A sud<nL ll-<able TOWN HOUSES ""-~ l>tt y...,, Good flnanclni S bdrm, family nlOm I" DELUXE DUPLEX l;-;;;;-•*=5'6.<610::=',-*== MOVE lo! N.ar now I BR., flll' STl,500 with onb' SU,GXI Sl 7 SQQ $54,750. M1rtin R•il Estite Open OallI 3 • 6 4 BR., 2 &., home ; klUl tor fr,,1 .. new cpts. nr. beach. Q ,.....,1, RNltor ~A tm>A'. H\INT!Nc;. 8 U111h $90,000 au.~ineer Real'b..ta, S4U332 ~ ~ 3.:'ch, 'a,~!... ~ ":::1:· '!i,!;'."~S23,: ~i. 'ct::~:: 351 11115 W-.ruf Dr. 60$2llO roH BbCll >'I ""' I .... All Nst ....,..t1y comp!<tdy B and Pla}'ll'OObll. $19.500 Eotb<r. 64&-USl BAY VIEW Lux <Ondo 3 .. 2 '"!I!"!'!!'!'!!"!"!!'"!'-!~\""""' 2 .. 0.....,...trun ,..,.,...,.. • '°' """"-4 IR HOME ESl'Clfblly.,_wtlhno C.O... Wll!Wnoon Rib' BY°"""· 1\1,IOO! s Bl\., b& ho 2000' 2 "D'"YIDSON R-Sl1l'IJl-WWDOWN.GOOD Bullt-ln~•ov .... --••Rtamnn.1', ... m-OSO OPm~ patto; 1.,. lo<; a .... to,,,~ .... :.... •• .,. v·-'1, .. -•1 RDfl'Ai& '""""'· ...... No -2 Batba, -ce, ........ dbl< .,,.,, bl<·lnt. 8'toll!!!!i!!ll[ll'!!!!!!.i!!!!!ii!!iil grado l bllh ochlL 146-7034 ~ --• Tl.ADE -Cit&. AnnuaJ Cl'ON lfteome ~ bll·ina. AU ln A·l Jandteapi,.-, bte.ut patio, FOR Sale or trade; excluslvt After 5 PM Sae ~.900 6T3-C5I -•-~ 00.,,..,+i.... l'!'W .. "x Sll,900. C&ll for IR>Ointment candttlon. ao.e lo achoob hNut fl'"· Sl62 I: prtnc. + RJ•lera l«tlon ot Pacific ===,..,.---~~ 2 BR. C&bana No. 31 S.,.lde ~ m. .,1•tt ••..-to lfXYW ,.. i-... Int Kmcaard Realt7 MJ p 11 •--1 R EASTSIDE by owner; S Br. Vllb.rt. Watr!rlront. 11--bocne C.1. · • a.....,.,lnl:. $24,tm.. · a 33~; B ., 3 Ba.. 2 0 _ ~ r""' oa OUNTY S Rltr. 6-t&-3928 Evrs. &42-01'3 Wels.Mceardle, Rltrs. 2--2m W/lfllkl '• qtrs. !ltd., fill. ga,, bltn. Kttcb. Atrtum, avaU. 673--5966 ~ mo'=-:!:.~ O~ER~HT ' , *LAC HEN MYER mo N ....... Blvd., CM. NR. -HI. ' br, ' b&. pool. WIU !rule ,_... ...... .. ... Got'St """" In "''" LARGE MobU. Hom.. 2 ...,..... ,., •• ,.. 548-Tl'l!I Ew.t. 54MTT3 fam. rrn. ll«. ldto., Beaut. Pd~. $84,U)Q. 0. Jl. r sa.soo. 8Q..«Jtlt Baths, patio, e I u b 1'l 0 u I fl White •I~! Dfnw-a-UM ?!jE· 17th St.~ ~DI.al 64.J.tl671 tcr lk&StJl.'l'S yd. S29,!!in, "-':t. 646-1456 213:459-3176 OIAR.GE m pool, prfv1tt. bf'ach. 6~161'2 Irvin. 12H Elegant Pr1v11tt TwnbM J Br. 2 be. Comm. pool, rte:. Dtcor. extra1 Incl $77,000, ()y,·nrr 833-0JO.I Far Da.11)' PUot Want Ada. Dial 642-5678 -. DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED DAILY PILOT %J 5.itYrdaJ, Augvsl 10, 1'61 ' 1!40USES FOR SAL~ HOUSE~_~O~ S~L! _. HOUSES FOR SA_!:!_ ~!_$ FOR SALi _HOUSES 'Oii SALE ~•:tALS, R &ck Bay 1240 Coron• del Mar 12.50 Huntington Buch ;400 L•gumt BNch 170.S Llgune Nlguef 1707 9Wlt urnlthed HoUMI UnfvrnWMNI INDEX <JWNER ·Bea"tllul Cllstom WEED IT OPEN SAT & SUN Summer Rental1 2910 N-po<t Holthfs ~10 Btillt 3 Br. l'amtly room, Provincial Cottage HUGE lOT .. ~ & II I · 5 LIDO ...... ' -· • ' NEWLY ...... 2 BR, d<o, f!Ho!J«. Etc. 133.500. or AND,.._.. 2J311 l Serr b&tb,l'OOl.·QJOO.,..Aua bobby ""· Gar, boat Ind• equity ... be•ch ..... v. block to Oce1n Sprawlln1 contemporary ... • OS enos • ..... c.n H. I Ptrry ......... Adulta ,..i. $1!0 perty. 613-496S 2 Bdrmr, fireplace, 40 fl. lot, 60' x 000' near ~an. lign, CBUJLT ON 2 LOTS), &t&-7171 ~288511' 6 ,.,. l'••t "4rvlce aM Ix,.... Aulat1ne:1 DIAL DJRECT 64%-5678 ~eke roof. complettl)' fur. 4 bedrooms • 2 balhl. WIUll.lll 2 ltvel architecture L•guM Nftuel RENTALS 2 BR. Lll felliC!fd lot. Dbl I ,;E;as;t;b;;lu~ff:::;;;:;;:;;:;;l;;2;;,4;,21 niahrd -$"5,50'J. New IUXUI')' Buccola • built w I exterior of W 0 0 D. 5 BR, 21Ai belhll, bU·lna. 2 car fl• HOUSES FO R SALE --p-g• 131 ~ j..!H~JOU~Ml!!_~U'.!?nfv~m:!!!!l•~hod~!_ I pr. No ~tt. -mo. an IUSINE$S l'll;Ol'EltTY '* ho1ne {fee simple). $36,250. CLASS MASONRY STAIR •• ........ ··-...... -· Tl:AILER ,A1t1t1 111.!J OPEN HOUSE ~ $3,300 down to Vl!ta, $6,850 COLUMN° SUPPORTED BY BOND REAl:TY GGo~M!r~a~l----~I0~-0~-0IJ ~-~=;.~:~:·:=-===;~J ~=T~'!i'"1:sA .. :::::::::::::. :::: :~~11~=s~.~~:rA1.. ·····:::·: = ' SUN 1 . 5 ~ "-'~ down F.ll.A. ?1531 Archer WROUCHT IRON RAILS, S2325So. COUI Hlway .:: Bly Shoret ms MIU DIL MA• .............. nes INOuSTltlAL ,.o,..••TY ......... .........._ • • _. -;;"'-Circle, near Brookhu<St and •-··"• to ent .... landln• that South 1A(una O FFERED Mlu. v••DE .............. 1111 <DMMrRct.1.L ........ '°" 1154-Carob ............ .., 4 .,... .,.,..., cou.1111 l'AlllC ............ Hu tNDUITllAL •INTAL ............ COOL POOL Hamllton. ltuntlngton Beach. looki:; to the OCEAN W/A "'7"-'9&-JS9'l FOR LEASE ATTRACTIVE 2 BR 2 ba, 1t1EWP01tT lt:ACM ............ 1to1 ~011 .......... n• 33::! Mnrgul!.rltc. CdM ,,...., 0 w WATER RENT S ~--all Se HIWf'OltT MEIOHTI .......... Ult RANCHES .. . ............. •IM · 673-8550 l l.SI signal North of Coa&t Vli:.n F JUTE AL Newport He.i&bta • f U<K.,.... new f\lmiture. Av pt. 1 •ALIDA covss ............ 111s c11Ruto1ov11 ............. 'n• HOME Highway.I SPL.".SHINC ON THE HoulQ Fuml•h~..1 9 mo. ·$%i0. Wlnttt 1e .... $275/mo . NIWPOllT IHDltll ........... Utt 1.CltlAGI ............... utt !========== -IAYCRl!ST ............... 1m LAKI ILS1No1.1 ............. an ln Eastbluft, 4 BR. 2 ba. SHERWOOD ESTATES ROCKS & SANDY BEACH Newp:irt Beach. 3 bdmu .• _61&-;,;:,:™:='=======I •Av•Mo••s ............... uu •1:so•T l'llOP••"' ....... dtS s H br th• s.. sELOw. General 2000 pool. $300. ~ DOVER litOltll ............... ID, 01.ANGI co, rll;OPf.llTY ..... uu Quick posseuW:Jn, $43,950 ummer ome J • .;;;;;;;.;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; WISTCLll'I' .......... Int OUT OF $TATI ... OP ......... °" "-Lan-Reil · Estate Te . 968-3036 u~ique 2 BDRM. &. DEN Mtaa Del Mar • s bdrm1. HA••o1: H10HLA111os ........ 1us MOUNT.t.1N a 01:sE•T ... u 11 .... ., with Income FLOOR PLAN SERVICED _ _. ·-·· CoronadolMM uN1v11tllTY "'Alllt ........... 1tu 1u101v1110N UNO ...... •tit 2828 E. Coast IJ wy.,. CdM Open 10:00 to 7:00 dally , BEACON BAY ....... ener •uu •_$250, ,..,.~ ...... ING 3 Br 2 ..._ bolM. 1av1H1 ................... uu ll:l!AL EST.I.Tl! s11:v1e:11 .... uu 673 ,770 For the cost cooscioua 50xll8 '"""-"""""""""'"-""'I BY 2_ BATliROOMS, w/w 9 MO. LEASE Mesa. Del Mar . 4 bitrmi .... n.Al\,ln · ..,. IACIC. a.t.Y ..... . ............ 1MO t.I!. lXCHANGI! .. 62)1 ..,, I' . .i._... .... h t Sunk ..... ......_ I New\y dl!C! w/rv. s. ot i!AITILUl'I' ................. lt4t t. 1. WANTED . .ow l ~""""'"'"".----. ... ,.1 ft. R-2 lot, 1 bloclc trom Build•r1 Closeout carpetmg """"6 ~ · · 1 .• 4 BR "'ater !rent •• $4:25 ....... .,u nd • $295, l1tVIH1!ATe1t•1.ci ........... l:MI BUSINESS and * Terrt"flc Vo'ew beach & shops. 2 neet hom es JUST ONE LEf"T en stairwell steps . down to 2 .• 2 BR, 2 b• n~ •pt,, ,_,. Phone Mn. Pk!kett • 646-TlTl J ~H=wy=. m<3SO=========:::~J COltON Diil MAit ........... lUO ti •• ~ THf REA IALIOA PEMIMsuu ..•. : •••. 1)00 FINANCIAL 2807 Catalpa plu1 Guest rm. & beth. 3 BR +den & fam ily room. 2nd level w/huge "·rm.&. 3 •• 3 Br+ tam . view •• $300 L ESTATERS BEACON aAY ................. IMS IUl!tNEts OPPOltTUNITllS . '* Mov• ;,, ·--.... -·w. B "" ' N do v OVER.POWERING WAUS. 3 BR aAY ISL.A.Nos ................. last 4 BR, fam rm, ~e covert:d ... '""""'u . ra new. o wn els· , • pr. patio •••••• $250 LIOO \SLI ......••••... ,,.IUI rNu:~~~~·E::"o~11in ·::·:i: patio, pool si2e lot. Pliced D•Lancy R•a l Est••• low do1vn f'HA, Your choice OF GLASS lead to maasive Mn. Marlon I.I.LIDA ISU.NO ........... IUS INVl!STM£HT WANTED .... .i1s 2828 sun deck & pool5ize grounds =~"~1::;g: ~l!ACM ........ ::: MONBY TO LOAN .......... mt to 11ell E. Coast ~hvy., CdM of carpeting. \'le may <i .. en Ope l'~H~AIM VALt::0u11 ..... 1411 Pl!llONSAL LOANS ........... ms OPEN 1. s SUN 673-3770 furnish you with new draper· n type kitchen, modem Sl!AL 1 11.cH .......... u,,. JEWELRY LOANS ......... 4ut · _,_". as tomorrow has BILT·IN ·uNs T l!IACM ............... IUS COLU.Tl!ltAL L.OANS ......... 6UI Davia Realty 1es -or pay your '"'1U<olng ~:i•aNi:c1t:~~::::·:·:·::::::::·::: =:~~~:i~:~:r~"J...ii ·::: = BLUFFS, ~~-~~G" P 1, "' l~~~R~b~! :0°; ~!; ~~~;.~~:Ci:s11~;:~~:~{ :~~fcE~°in::• ~~i( (oldwe((, lank• & (o. ..... Kl!wooo · · .............. lsso n.<U-.: • · CdM o $58 "~ 1 1'"8"" BAR, ETC. Tbe den l!l ell nm e. '°"''Hi_., )IANGI COUNTY ............. uoo ANNOUNCEMENTS S ·ous 4 b 3 ba B 1n . w n er ,oNV. approva. -w. 1a. ~ 91 ouT o" couHTY ............. uu and NOTICES pac1 r. , Y 673-4169 LISTER REAL TY wova PANNELLED WITH • N»1 ~.'tr OUT OF STATE ............... 1'°' _Own~~·~·~· !13~7~,950~~644--0~~7~40~-liiiii>f.'ic-,-RRc-;:M:U,;;;;-A VIEW OF Tl-IE ROCK 1 STANTON .................. lU I l'OUHD (Fr• Adi) ........... .... DUPLEX, 2 BR cor. units, lfi612 Beach BL , tlB, 841-6633 WESTMINSTER ................ 1611 LOIT • .. ......... ., .. 6'Mll ----------1 I d KJBBED HILLS. MIDWAY CITY ................ u1• Pl!1.50NAu ,. .................... s lr•o'no Tarr•<• 124S conv location. $ 3 9 . S 00 • slan in the Sun This better quali•'" home has Rentali to Share 2005 SANTA ANA ................ Im ANNOUNCl!Ml!Hn ........... '"' Owner. 494-8536. 499-1916 Outdoor living Indoor in this ..., SANTA ANA HOTS, ............ lut llltTHS . . ............. '4H \1i!iii!!~~!iiiiiiii!"'i~ll:::::::::::::::::::= been deserted. NEED s OltANGI '" .. ,, .............. u.u FUNEl:Al.S ............... 6411 lovely 3 & den. Huge fam-YARD WORK AND A LIT· Share CM Ira 1 Br w/twn ~~~~: TUST1N ·;::::::::::::::~!:: ~~~01:.f:~T~~:lciORs":::::~:!:l: VIEW Plus POOL Lido Isle 1351 ilY room with PalOK Verde TLE OF THIS &: Tl-IAT. beds ,w/Jady, conv k>c, pool. ANAMl!IM .............. IUf l"LORISn ........... ,"41l firepla~ overlooking pro-Reu 642-2508 SILVEltADO CANYON ......... 1'51 CARD 01' TH.I.NICI ................ Must see to Appreciatl! I Built lo sell ln the UJ,(O) . LAGUNA HILLS ................ noe IN MEM01t1AM ............... '417 2 Bdnn & Den, under $85,<XX> Completely Iessiooal Y landcaped . rear PLUS BRACKET, ottered aa BUSIN·~ Ga.I aeekl same, LAGUNA Sl!ACH .............. 1101 Cl!MITIRY LOTS ................ ,. -...1 yard. Formal dining room .,., 35 .. UGUNA NIGUEL ............ 1107 CEMITEltY CRYPTS .............. CALL Furnish.-g is for ... to 'to are il'OOVJ lge. Costa Mou 1100 AVAIL IMMEO. Meaa Verde 4 BR. lge llvin.& rm, apaclouJ lam/dining rm, bllt·in kitchen, beautifully landecaped yud. y""' leaae $325/mo. lncl water and garde.oer 1ervi«. 673-3663 Eve1. 548-6966 FOR Rent or I.nse. 2 Bedroom Horne. Garage, hardwood floors, nter paid. Newly painted. $115 a month. Otlldren OK. No pet.a. Mgr. "2-8584 for ap.. poiot:ment SAN CLIMENTE ............ 1111 Cl!MITERY CltYPTI ......... '41t Attr . ly . · decorat & expensive L ee 's w/w $21,950 FULL PRICE N'pt. apt. 64f..268t SAN JUAN CAPJSTltANG ...... 17111 C•EMATOllll!I ............ '41t Pete Barrett & Co active mter1or • throughout m t g:~~T::.~~ ··~~~ .. ::::::::Jn! ~£MOltlAL PAIKS ........... '411 ' ed 2-story 4 BR, 2 ba bll·in Will ·-u ;, FHanAy•••"',,,.r,·a1': A REAL STEAL! SEE NOW! WANTED Single Girl o/Zl to FOR Leue. 3 Br., 2 BA IUD 1.UCTIOHS . ' ................ k:il. P-o·f-t -•.patio, sun-"'<' " • famU•/lanaJ nn. '., ,,.~ CAltLS•Ao ..................... t.v1AT10H 1E1tv1c1: .......... ws 642 .,53 .. =-.. vuu LISTER REALTY MISSION REAL TY share Apt. Ca.U alter 5:30 er . ...,.. ~· RENTALS Houses Furnished GENl!ltAL . HOii ltl!NTAU TO SNAltl! . , ....... HOS COSTA MESA ······•·••••·· ,1100 MESA DEL MAil ..••.. , ....... 2105 OCl!ANSIDI! ................... 17SO TllAVl!I. . . .......... ~11 "'N deck. $59,!XX>. 673-3578 ed yd., fireiplact, cpta and ~~.~~~g~ c·OuNri···········~~ All. TRANSPOltTAT~N ....... tMI * * • 166U Beach Bl., JW, M2-66l3 985 So. Coast Hwy., Laguna '~========= •-. Avail •·pt I, _mo. ........ AUTO TltAHSl'OllTATIOH ..... tMS PHONE (714) 494-0731 l'C U-..... ....,. """ · •~ · ~g~~~~~H~u~ M~VE~.::::::~;: ~~~!t..:0aT~~~OltlNG . ·::::·:: Corone del Mar 1250 80' Corner Lot I ALMOST 1/3 ACRE Otta nwiu 2100 .include1 Gardener&: water. :~:~~~=~,."'so~o~A~Lt:·::·::l:: SERVICE DIRECTORY .:.:::.:.=..;:.;;..;...:.c_..;co;_:ICustom-blt 3 Bel, Ranch home $19,400 BEAUTIFUL 11 .:.:.:c:'-'C~·c:c_ __ ..:,;.:; Lt. Cbl.' Robert B. Moore .1.ccouNTIHG '* Open Daily 1 to 5 ~ onto HUGE private Submit No Down GI The fine quality or this home 1 BR. Furn. $80 mo, gar I --.,.--.61&-fTTl,;;;-;.;~=~- ANSWEl:tNG se1tv1c• ..... '* 219 JASMINE, CdM garden. 2 frple!, big patio Room for an olympic sized will eppeal lo '"-__ 1 d'-Water pald. Oose in. 1 quiet TO BE MOVED Al'PLIANCE •• ,.. ..... ,. ,.,,., '511 Uu:' """' .,... old N ...... . ASPHALT. Olll ............... '521 View home, steps to beach. 3 BBQ . Street/Street $89, .CXXI, pool. 3 bedrm1. Isolated oiminating buyer! 3 bclnns, ~AO e5227r iper&On. 0 ......... HOUSE FOR SALE $50 !~~.~A::.,·;;.;., l!lc. U:-BR 2 baths, Uving room + R. C. GREER, Rea ty rear living room overlooks 2 baths, charming living.-~=~=-~=~~-= J, M. KEELE IAIYSITTING ......... me family, fireplace, bit -ins. 3416 Via Lido 671-9300 the lovely grounds with ma-room, dining aree, all elec-LEASE • 3 BR., 2 Ba. $250 EXEC1.rrJVE SUITE MESA VERDE1111 Balboa 3300 PenlnlW.a Point Avail now • Br. 2% bL CUatom features. $275 mo. Yr\y lie. C&ll 673-58!2 alll!r 6 pm. Huntington Beitch 3400 3 SR.: get new ('pt&., &-pa. $140 Lease. 2 Cilld. O.K. Nr. Beach Blvd . .I: Slater 11656 van Buren &42-1823 3 BR, 2 BA, Newly repainted, 1 mile from beach. $185. !136-8129 Laguna Beach 3705 NORTH Ocean 1ide ol. hwy. 2 BR., den, trplcs, ct.rP. drapes, appliancel. View Many extras! Rent depends on refer. & will~eu lo water grounds & ~ for yard. 494-1701 COLLEGE PAltK .............. 2115 HIWPOllT IEACH ............ 220I NEWPORT HGTS ............... 2211 HEWl'OllT SHOIU!S .......... mo :~tl •. "":~~~~~~~c:c. ·:::::::!ru Sep. dining e.rea, service Open Sat & Sun 1-5 jestie shake trett. Built-in tric kitcbcen. You will love Per Mo., water pd, Mesa ROOM 123 sus1NEss se1.v1cEs ........ &UI porch; ea'llet.s .. & drapes. 3 9'l9 Via Lido Nord. 101 Ft. range & oven. Quiet cul~e-UM!' cozy family room wit:D. Verde area. 546-6203 _,,,,,__,.~="'~-""'~~---I MY Lovley I~ 5 BR, 3 ba !~:~~~ &fij''"""""""" 6511 car garage on alley. Large Frontage, huge patio. sac street. 846-06()t firepla« . .Large sundeck for NEW S BR f ·1y home to nspoosible fam on-~:=~NllENTm~~':,0 :::::::::::::::= lot. :e:S 10% down. Richardion-Purcell TARBELL 5824 Edinger out-door llvine:. Enjoy the Newport leach 2200 lanai. Imm~. s ~";er~~ ly, $300 mo. Owner/Ast. OCEANFRONT • LEASE Le&vln& for E'ur'ope. Exec. home. Unsurpassed view. Sandy swim beach. Versatile 4 Br., 3 Ba. $560 Mo., yearly. Owner 1499-1M7 IAYSHOlll!S " .............. n2s OOVElt SHOlll!S ............... m7 Wl!STCLll'F ............. nil UHIVEllllTY PAltlC ........... 2:237 CEMl NT, c~ ............ ..at Rltr. • Eves. 642-0185 2443 E Coe.st Hwy CdM amenities of living on the AITRACT!VE ..... ~. • carpeted It dra~ Lease • 540-3862 (HILD CAltE, UuntMI ........ ,611 *LACHENMYER · ' H • f ~-'--·•-•u~• 1-----'~"="-----CONTllACTDRS ............. "21 675-4001 unt1ng on ;t:1W1.1tuui. _Point-. ~an, Br. home. boat dock, winter option; $250 • U ,(D). Costa i(~.4 IALS IRVINE ........................ n:NI I.I.CK IAY .................... 22411 EAST ILUFP .................. 2:241 ~:::~~ a~fNNJ":1:1:PAiR 'J;:S OCEAN VIEW CHA_RMlNG 2 BR, den •. :i Harbour 1405 ay, Sunning. Swimmllli, lea1e Meaa-H.B. border Apta. Fumlahed g:::o~i:.:~., ··::::·::::::::: .. ::::= • pat105, $4l ,SOO. Owner going -FOREC_L_O_S_U_R_E__ Boa~~~rri~NERS 1 . <2ll) ow 7-im 641.-:·="'o-95--=-=----=""'"-"'-'-3 1"0._n_a:;.r_;a_l----"-4000--I lllVIHE TEllltACE .......... ll45 CORONA Dl!L MAil ........... !HO IALIOA ............... not IAY ISL.I.HOS ................. USO LIOO llLE , ............. 2ll1 ~~:ll~~A~·~~~~.:::::::::::: Cameo Highlands to Europe. 6~ IMMINENT Enjoying Balboa with your WINTER. Bay Beach Front. 3~. ~ 8;·· family rm. EOUIPMl!NT lllNTAU ....... "11 SHARP 4 BR separate dining Cha.i•ming 4 Br. 3 Ba, family 3350 sq. ft. 4 + maids + famtly? Liking It so much 4 Bdrm • 3 bath • $300 per ..... I'll• rapn: thruuul: CHATEAU La POINTE ~~~~~0 .. ::::::··:·::::::::::::::t: room. built-in kitchen, lush rm. Easy living home. studio + view. Near beach you're thinking of BUYING? mo. 9'l5 w. Bay, 0RH721 blt-hu. Fenced yd.; on Cul Beautiful 2 Br. furn, apt., 8ALIOA ISL.I.HO ............ lW HUNTIHGTOH IE.I.CH ,.. ,. .... 1-FOUHTAIH VALLl!Y .......... 2410 SEA.L ll!ACH ............... 14SO FURNACE lll!,AIRS. l!k. ..... 6'71 landscaping Room for pool .,= 000 B er 675-25n & d k R f I De Sac. Vacant. S1'15: 1st & HO! pool, ...... __. -oU II. GARDENING . • ....... 6'11 • . _.,, • y own . oc . m or poo . Here is a dandy beach BLK To ocean. 2 Br. W/W 1 t • t & ref 2459 ........ _. GE NERAL SERVICES ......... ..n OPEN HOUSE SUN 1·5 BEST OFFER/TRADE house~ Large living room crpts. Near shopping. Year-as mo 1• ren · parking. Adults, No pell. LOHG IEAC H ..... ., ........ liOO ORANGE COUNTY ............. 24.0t SANTA AHA ................... 2'10 ~~~slHG'..~11c.1.~~.:::::::::::: 47oo DORCHESTER, CdM Huntington Beach 1400 Cost $83,000 Site. $67.000 with firepla«, dining room, ly $130. 548--0797, 613-9351 Norae ~ve., C.M. 194-1 POMONA AVE., CM. GRl!l!H TNUM1 ............... 67tl R. Nattress, RJtr. 642-1485 -Owner 847-6186 Crtsy to bkn. 3 bdnns., pa"-. AND "" EX·MODEL Horne 3 BR, 2 LIOO BAY VIEW WESTMINSTER ................ 2'11 MIDWAY CITY ................. 1616 SANTA AHA Hl!lliHTS ........ 1630 GUN '"0' . . ................ '7ll BELOW MARKET uu ba • A-... bit Ins """ """ .............. '"' VIEW Of HARBOR clooe lo good Bay swimming Nowport Hgto. 2210 ' ..,..., -~·· · • Spocloua 1 BR Apt 1n bi-rue ~~~~~~~l!AN1iiO .. ::::::::::::::: 3 BR 1" ba. $~~:Bl~~!~ Fountain Valley 1410 beachfortheklddles.$39,500 f~, prdBi.-~: .. ~~IEvuded Bldg. o.istom Fam. Yr+¥ COASTAL ................. 2700 LAGUNA l l!ACH .............. 1705 LAGUNA HIGUl!l ............. 2707 "'" (ll!Ml!NTE ............ 1111 INTt:RIDR DECORATING ..... •111 range & oven, 6 ..... ...uge ......,,. . ELEGANT 3 BR partly furn ., large pool, _... mo. n.r ...,.#WI es $350/mo. 6~2676 Rltr. :~~~M!_1'_Ax , ·,··,i:..······ .. ,·',',"H Qu:aiot bomi.>. 1.Arge living posal, ti I e kitch., serv. Nic-c 3 BR By Owner, 1% Thi· ......... ~ m·•"• homo .... lawn I: pool service Avail 9-546-94a> J=::========= J ' ............ 1 -... "... room Ir: fireple.ce. Reduced "" ... ,... ...o 1wi.a SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO ..•... 272!1 CAPISTRANO IEACH , ..•..... 2730 DANA l'OINT ........... 1141 IRONING ....................... •1SS porch, frplc, upgraded w/w BA. bltins, 90ft H20, crpts, room for. 8 1,....,.e family! 5 1-'8. $275. 642-8706 LEASE, dlx;, 3 BR. Mon· Cotta M... 4100 INSUU.TINQ .................. •1•1 to $38,900. cpt•ldr,,. sh•k• -1 "-d •. I u~ I -· IHSU .. N-• •no , •vv · ...... r. rps, u·p c. pane = am, Bdrm 3 ,_ ti-llo to--•-.,.., pool & lllVEllSIOE COUNTY ........ 2* VACATION RENTALS ........ ,2900 SUMMElt llENTAU ...•..... tfll JNVEsT1G".t.TtNO;·~ .. :::,,. CORBIN1'\ARTIN & fenced lot. $2200 dn. rm., screened patio, lg fncd ploc..:,· dl~thg•~.· ~k·l8a:::Cl~bo=ac.... _____ 23:;.:.;00;;; 1 ~eatlon~''Mu11:1 only . JANITORIAL .,,.,, .. ., .. , ... 7ft REALTORS 675-1662 J $25'300 /$2200 .. ., uou< '""'" ~;::~~",1~~.1.-1~· .. ~.~.::::::!:: C Sh ~~<;'.:>I~. c:u for a:;.m fasl area, bit-in ~/O, bit-in Bayfront Executive S1'15. ~ $25 Wk. Up CONDOMINIUM ................ 1'541 DUPLEXES FURN, ............ 2ns RENTALS LGCICSMITH ................... tao ameo 0F9$ 962 1678 Vacuum system, mter-com. 3 BR., 2 Bl., bltnl., MASONRY, a11;1c1C ........... ·'*" ExKuto"•• Homa · eves. & wknds only l.ocated on ""ie( street near Type home. Pier & not. s Br. ..n..i •• , c•~, dn-·, MOVINO I STOit.i.Gi! ......... 61* -.u 4 .._th l ly I ~ -r· .,..~ e Studio .I: Bad:! aptt, • tncl um. " PhoDI .... a Maid Se:rvice • 1V avlD. a Nw eat. Ir &r Houses Unfurnished PAINTIMG. "·~ ...... mt 3 BO, 3 baths, Pool 962-4d11 546-8103 BEALrn.FlJL 2 story home, Harbor entnlnce. $79,500. u.. . romp ete equ p. S22S Month. 5t6-2909 PAINTING, s11111 ............... "'5 \ over 2.000 sq. ft, Close to Balboa Real Estate Co. Avail Sept 1orOct1. 613-~ l'ATIGS '... ........................ $?9,500 VA APPRAISED -. GlHEl:AL ............... , .... 2000 l'HOTOlllAPHY .. ,., ......... ...,. THE ........., ""'· · sd100lR Xlnt neighborttood Jose""; B Webb Re It cOSTA M•SA ................. 11eo Pl.ASTERINO, l'~fdl. 14'!Ylt ..... rvA ... v . · 1,..,ne · ' a or Lido lile 2351 MESA Dl!L MAI: .............. 11u PLUM91NO ... .. ......... ..,. 673-9'1!6 642-6!)69 $22,250, aean 3 BR 2 bath S.!8,900. Cash lo lO!tD $8.500 700 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa ----------MESA VEltDI! ................ 1111 POODLE GROOMING .......... .,.. horn I d dn FHA $? 800 d n .,.,~A COLLEG• PARK ............. 111s POOL 1E1tv1ca ........... ··'"' ABOVE THE BEACHES . e: w ~carpets, rapes. · •· · ----"::'~1<0 HEWPOl.T IEACM ............ JiOG ,OWElt swee,INO ........... 4t11 built ins h.....,lace larg< pa FHA/VA $1.335 dn , VA No NEWl'ORT MGHTS ............. nu PUMI' SERVICE ............ ~ •. •nt Million s View from 1780 sq. • • ·-r '. . down. Rltr 839-0017 HEWPOltT SHORES .......... H211 l.OOl'IMG ................... 6fft ft of roof deck . Custom ce-~· Vpl'ry c:onv .. e_n,1ent lochooo-1 '""'========= IAYSHOltES ............... Jns ltADIO. ·-'"-t:k ... ········"" uon osseslOJI ut: oce 5C ~ DOV&ll SH01t•s ............... tttr REMODELING & REPA llt 6"40 ment block 2 Br. 2 ba. By . 0 f c 160S WESTCLIFF ............. l1l0 l:EMODELING, KITCH•HS ... 6HJ 0 w n e r ........ 000 ._ ""93 starts. See !his one nO\\', ut 0 ounty UN IVEl.SITY l'ARK ........... nu sc1s10RS SHAIPEH ...... ••» "'" · -"tQ-00 . p I J R It llVINli: . .. .................... nll SEWING . .. '"' 673-4953 au on11 ea y 9ACK IAY .................. ,, .. SEWING MACHINI 11;1!,All:S •"1 'Tim'Sirui:\YiiiJ;;~;;;;;,l~"~7~-~""~--~E~vo~·~· ~ .. ::7~"'97~8 EAST ILUl'I' ................. U42 SEPTIC TANKS, sew.n. lie •. '"' MUsr SEI..J.. William-·-4 IRVINI! TERRI.Cl! ............ '245 TAILORING .. .. ...... •t71 8 --· $22 250 CORONA DEL MAil ........... nso TEltMITI! CONT•OI.. .......... •t72 R, den. family rm, pool + I 11.t.LIOA ................... uoe TILE, CW11mk ................. '91~ ~ntal 3 BR .,........ N hoo'· GI A • I IAY ISLANDS ................. :lJH TILE, Ullolftlm a Ml"'le ....... '7J • i'<-VV· r SC "' pprGJSG LIDO llLE ............... 2351 TRll IEl.VICE ............ "" &: beach. $68.000. By owner IA LIOA ISLAND .............. JUJ TELl!VISIOM, "'"''"· l!k. .. 4"5 673-2877 . 3 BR]~ baths, lg. fam rm SALE Or trade 2 Br. mod. hse Yucca Valley priced s10.soo eq. $4300. 499-4.ln eves. O range 1635 • '1~¥ •UL •nAT• .. J __ _ -~ '494·1177 4 BR., 2 Ba.: avail. after Labor Day thru June. $325 Mo. 675-0176 Huntington B••ch 2400 GUEST House, man prefer., ~ tacU.; utll pd. Nr. beach. $75 Mo. 536-7870 evea Summer Rent•l1 2910 NEWPORT WEST .............. 2315 UP HOLSTERY ....... ., ..... fffOI--,,,.-=~=----· h I I · .• ~ I MUHTIHGTOH IE.I.CM ....... :MOO WELDING '"' Wit rp C, overslM.v ot. MUNTIHGTOH HA•aou• ..... ms JOBS & EMPLOYMENT Beautiful 3 Br. So. of Immcd . poSSl!ssion with FOUNTAIN VALLEY .......... Mlt highway. By owner only. SEAL BEACH ............... M!t l Oa WANTED, Mtfl ......... 100I R b J('nder's approval. GAltOEH Gl.OVE .............. 347S JOI WAHTH>. w""''" ........ me easona le. * 613-6636 BRASHEAR REAL TY LONG 1£ACH ............. J~OI JOB' WANTED, OltANGE COUNTY ............. :WOO MEN a WOMl!N ..... ' .... ,, .... J.. 847-8.}31 Ev~. 511·24-12 SANTA ANA . . ............. Mlt POM1!$TIC HELi' .............. 1Q5 WESTMJHSTEI: ............... Mn AGENCll!S, MM .............. 111f MIDWAY CITY ............... Ji16 Hl!!LP WANTID, ""'• .......... 7211 SANTA ANA HEIGNTS ., ....... MlO AGl!NCIES. W-........... 1)00 BOAT STORAGE ------4 BDRM- Air Conditioned Luxury heme in prime area, walk to 8Chools, new carpet lhroughout. Large lot, com- plctl!ly landscaped. Room for pool. 930 sq ft oI covered lanai. vacant A: quick oc- cupancy possible. Owner priced to M'll at $45,950. Lo- cated in OranJ!;e. Valentine Realty Co. ()) 532-6777 E.'ves. (lJ 6.U.744.1 NPT Bch 1 BR, ale~ 4. 1 EMERALD BAY· Idea.I fam· blk to Ocean, Aur. $8) per Uy home in secluded a:arden week, $250 l'DO. 6U-tm, setting, 6 bedrms, large din· Laguna at Vktoria Bcb. 1 ing rm, family nn w/FP, 4 BR hollae, sleeps 4, $100 per baths plu1 2 half-baths, love-wg or SJOO monthly rate. ly patio. ocean views • 642-1272 $129,500. Adjoining 101, com·l'NEW=="ro~R~T~Be~a-c-h-, l-1-,-. 1-,-m-l-COASTAL .............. llM HELi' WANTED, Wtfrltll ,. .... 740I LAGUNA llACH ............. l10S lDls-Mttl a W-....... 7Slll LAGUNA HIGUl!L ............. t1t7 AGENCIES, Miii a w-.... JUI SAH CLIMEHTI .............. ,711 SCttOOLI i. INSTRUCTION ... 1611 CAl'ISTRANO . .. ........ , 1725 JOI PREl'Al:ATION . .. 710I CAPISTRANO ll!ACM ......... J730 TMEATltlCAL .. 1'0I DANA POINT ........... t 74D MERCHANDISE FOR CONDOMINIUM ·•••·•••• ltSO FUllHITURI! .......... .... DUPLEJCl!!s UNFU1.H .......... nn SALE AND TRADE SUMMlll RENTALS .......... ms Apts. Unfurnished OFFICI FUltNITURI ........ lflO OFFICI IOUIPMENT ......... Mil STOll;I l!OUl,MENT .......... lfU CAl'I, RESTAUltANT ......... lfl4 IAll l!OU11'Ml!NT ............. MlS HOUll!HDLD GOODS .......... I01t GAllA31! SALi .............. I021 FURN ITURE AUCTION ........ IOU Al'PLIANCES . .. .. . .. ....... lllf l.HTIOUES .. .. .......... 1111 SEWING MACHI HI . .. ....... 1131 MUSICAL INSTltUMl!NT ...... llU PIANOI I OltlANI ........... 11)1 ll:AOIO , ... , .............. ,. htl TELEVtl lON ................... 11211 Hl·l'I a STllll!D ............... 1110 TAPI! RECORDll.S .. ....... lt2:tl CAMERAS a l!OUIPMl!NT ... UM HOllY IUl',LIE:S ....... IMOt SPORT I HG 00001 ........... ... llNOCULAll;S. ICOl'll ........ 1551 MISCILLANIDUS ............. Uft MISC. WAHTID .................. lt MACHINlltY, Etc. ............ 17'1f LUMIER . .. ................. 17st ST'Oll;AGE , ................. 171S IUILDIH• MATlltlALI "' ... IJ" SWAPS •7't PETS and LIVESTOCK RENTALS Apts. Furnished GEHEl.AI. ,. ................. .. COSTA Ml!$A ....... , .......... 4100 MESA VBRDE ... ,. ........... 4111 NEWPORT IE.I.CM .......... ,,42" Hl!WPOll;T Hf:IGHTII .......... 4111 Nf:WPOll;T SHORES ........... 4221 WESTCLll'F ......... ., .42>0 UN IVEll;SITY 'ARK ........... 42U I.I.CK IA Y ............. 4240 EAST ILUFI' ............ 4ttt CORONA DEL MAii; ........... 41M IA LIOA .. , ........... 4JOI IAY ISLANDS ......... ., .... ,.,t50 LIDO ISLI ............... 4111 IALIOA Ill.AHO .......... 4»S HUNT INGTON IE.I.CH ., ... ., .. 44111 FOU NTAIN VAl.LIY .......... 4411 SEAL ll!ACH ,. .............. 44.st .. OMG IEA(M . .. ............ 4500 )ltANGll COUNTY ............. 4'00 OAROEN OlltOVI! .............. 4611 WESTMINSTER ............... 4'1J 'o\IOWAY CITY , """' ........ 4'16 IANTA AHA . , ............. 6'10 ~ANTA ANA HEIGHTS ........... . TUSTIN ... , .... , , , ., , .444• COASTAL .............. ,.47'1f l'l!TI ,elN•llAI. , .... ., ... . -L.l.GUHA l•ACM .............. 471J CATS ....................... UJI LAGl,INA HIGUli\. ............. 4701 OOGS ,. ...................... ,, flt2I $AN CLl!MEHTI .... ., ...... ,.41lf HORSl!S .......... ,....... ... . .-OAHA .. DINT ................. 41 .. LIVlSTOC:IC llM ~~~PJ-oS,:t"fJM ··:::::::::::: •. :·::: CALIFORNIA LIVING RENTALS NUll;SIRll!S .......... Wll SWIMMIN• '°°l.S ............ ttll PATIOS ..................... "11 AWNINOS . ..... .... .. "1t THROUGH A NOW'S THE TIME FOR QUICK CASH Gl!N ERAI. .. . ............ SM .:osTA MIS.Ii ............... , .. M35A Vl!llDli .............. IHI ~OiWPOltT IE.I.CH ......••. llOI t.IE\•/POltT HEIGHTI .......... 1111 I :• .WPOltT SHOll;l!I ........... snt •l<!)TCLll'F ............. 12'1 CMtVl!llSITY PARIC ........... nJ7 IACKIAY .............. tHI EAST ILUFI' ............ JMt COtllONA Dl!L MAit ........... ntt '1ALIOA .... ,, .••••.... Jlll IA'r ISL.ANDI ..............••. AM LIDO /SI.I! ............. IU1 IALIOA ISL.A.ND ···••••••••·SU) HUMTINOTON al!ACM , ........ ..... f.OUHTAIH \IALLIY , ......... M1t ~EAL II.I.CM ................ MM LOHO llACH ............... ISM Oll:Al\IGI COUNTY ............. MM OAltOIN OROVa .............. Mlt WISTMINSTI• .. ... . ..... ..Mlt tl1DWA'r t1TT , ............. Mia SANTA AMA .................. N)I )ANT.II ANA HllGMTI ........ M• T.UITIN ........... i64I COASTAi.. ............... ltw UOUNA IUCM .............. l'nl LAGUNA NIGUIL ••··· ....... JM SAN C\.IMllllll ., ............ 1711 lAN ..IUAN C.APIJTll;ANO ..... Int OANA l"OllfT ., , ...... J'4f VACATIONS lt2I TRANSPORTATION IOATS a YACHTI ........... tllt SAILIOAn ............ "1t POWlll; CltUISlltS ........... "21 Sl'l.ID-SICI aO.t.T ....... ,, .• tul IOAT TllAILlllS ......... ton IOAT MA INTIHANCI ..... .,.ti» IOAT UUNCHING ......... , HSt MAltlNI! ICIUll', ........ Mll toAT II.IP, MOOlllH• ........ tQI IOAT llt:l:VICll .............. fll7 IOAT Rl!HTALI ............... teal IOAT CHAltTllt ............... fQt IOISHING •oATI ......... ,,.,,,,.. IOAT MOVI,.. ................ t'MI IOAT ITOltAOe ...... , ....... .... IOATI WAHT•D ............. flM AtltCltA" ...... ., .. .,. '1• l'LYIN• LISIONI ............ tlM MDelLI HOMIS , ............. '111 MOTOI HOMIS .............. nu llCYCl.1!1 , . ., .•....•.••. nu ILECTRIC CAll;f ............. fUI MINI allCIS .................. nn MOTOICYCLWI ........... '* MOTOIUCOOTll:I . •. . ..• ftM AUTO IOVICIS a PAtn ., .. ... AUTO TOCMA & IQUIJ', ....... Ml• flltAILllt, T9:A\llL ........... ... TltAILlllt• Vlllltr ............. HSI CAMl'tRI .................... ,.,_ DAILY PILOT WANT AD • Co1·ncr, 3 BR den, 2 ba. Boat gate. 16x38' H/F pool * 5 BR 3 beth. VA. FHA or terms. pletcly landscaped· $27,500 • I aiz.ed 2 BR tum 1 must be sold with or after Y/ u· A ·1 · A a~; ho al W pa O. VIJ • Ug. ..., me 1 e. thru Labor Day: '..i blk. to HAFFDAL REAL TY "Home1 to Match Income" 8470 Warner 842-44(!j PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEWS beach&: Bay. 673-7452 DOWNTOWN CUSTOM BUILT 3 Br. lrg fam rm with stone fireplace. Hd floors . Elegant crpts, d~. Walk to sch.ls & park. SOx.127' lot, alley. BRASHEAR REAL TY 847-8531 Eves. 968-1178 BY owner 3 BR, den, 2 baths hardwood floors, fif'l!place. all built-ins ,custom drapes. w I w <'8.l'Pl'ling thm>ut. $23,00) Wiii FHA, or GI Open Hou1e Si t/Sun L1gun1 Beach 1705 ·A delightful, 3 yr old home, NEWPORT I Bal. Bch. high beamed ceilingi, teak house 3 Bdrm% blk to Bay. paneling, 4 bedrmi, den, Xi $125. wk. NOW av a I J. x 32 living nn, all the built-1_6n479~~'=--=--~~~ in extru, 3400 sq. ft. • 1 & 2 Br. Furn Apl:I. % OPEN HOUSE 2880 Zell Dr -Sat & Sun, Aug 10 &: 11, 2 to5 pm. One of a kind nearly new family home in tiptop condition. Invitil'.l(I living room with stone fireplacl!, 4 BR 2~ BA. fa1nity room. dining area, enclosed beautifully landscaped yard wil h patio, waterfall, fishpond, plus 11J)aCI! for boot or trailer. Owners leaving 1tate. Must $74.000. blk to ocean. 1209 W. TURNER ASSOCIATES Balboa Bl"". Balim. 11$ 68'J No. Coast Blvd. wk-$150 wk. 4!M-5189 Laguna Beach (n41 494-1177 8391 Danbury Circle fHunt- ~ ~ lnglon HHM , HB "'8-2567 Extra Ordinary • roWNttouSE • flAlllQH fflllHr Sacrifice sell. $39.500. < B,. 1 % be. • Pullman. K t of now hom.,. BuUdoc must !r1~~4.~. range. rnA bAI REAL ESTATE sell several new view home1 $2,000 cish-$109 mo. 618 South Coast Hiway in Laguna BeAch, all with La1tUna Beach views ot coast. 3 bdrm 2 pymts incl prln inlen?st, ins. bath, custom designod & • --77'1316 *-"" Sales Dept 494-4764 °" ..u.. "" '"'"nclm built. True Spanl1h l'"lino Rental Dept 494-1874 v .... 2 YR old Shoreerest O>lonial -.;;;-OCEAN VIEW--wtlh open beam CON1truc-cl0$1! to beach in new area: tion. All deluxe 1ppolnt· 5 BR. 2 BA, up, l BR or den BY OWNER * Temple Hilla ml!f\tl. Ba, fHm, din, U11 nn dnwn. 2 1455 Terrace Way. 3 BR, 2 Bii OPEN 1-IOUSE SUNDAY Pa1lo1 • all exlras, °"oor elcc kit w/blt·in range & Call for location & tenns. Principals onl,y. 962-5033 dishwHshrr, lge liv rm., $33,500. FOR Sale by Owner: Near frpl11cr. beamro celling". 494-8833 1 "e corner lot w/155' front. LOS PAORES schools, shoppin11:. 3 bdrm. ""!; Landscaped & shrubs. Prlc· REALTY new W.W. carpet. bull! Ins. F.P, $2:1,900, ssking $2,900 rd right ' P.O. Box 914 La· 895 Glrnneyre StrNt gtJlUl 8'-R('h -194-4726 t ,.__ ch dovm. Call 968-4767 for ap. ..... :":::;"::;:;;::;o::;;"""" [ ~""!!!!~Ti!i!!i'lii"j"ij!!!ll!!!!!!ll po!niment -MAGNIFICENT FIXER-UPPE~ OCEAN VIEW LOT Laguna . Charm Need new awner lo PQlnt & S5.950. am all, but levrl f750 2 BR, 2 bathl. beamed cd- brtghten. Well built 4 Br. down, bnJ $53. ml). Laguna lngiiffrPtc, l\mdeck, .comer 2 1:16. Repro. nr lrwys. Be-Bch. i714 l 497-1210 lot. wl w carpets, So. La· k>w market. Owner. 613-1897 ..,~~~,...~~!!!!!!!!•I guna. $24,750 with excellent • By OWNER • BY OWNER. 3 Br. 2 ha, term1. BONO REALTY 4 BR, 2 Ba. $23,500 or bei:t llrepl.(ice, Ocean View . olfer. 494-9112 $29,800 3ZJ:25 So. O.st Hiway 1 BR. furn, Apt. sips. 4 1 Block to bl!acb. Wet:kly $85. Newport Bch 642-0318 2 BR. furn. apt., 1lpa:. 6; $145 per week. Nr. Beach 312 33rd St., NB. 67;r2032 DON'T at._.. It away, pt cruiclc cun ior tt wttb a Oal\y Pilot want Ad i 642-5618 MONEW • 3 SR. 2 Ba.: $160 month. Xlnt Joe.; room for trailer or !mt 962-3;88 2 STORY 4 BR, din rm., lanai. kidl OK. Ltase. $250. Mo. 642-8980. 546-2tlll 3 BDRM. Cle-an! Immediate occupancy. Leue $175 mo. "4!>-2367 2 BDRM Plus Den. Sep houae $125 mo. Plui Util. can Mrs. Pickett 646-nn FOR Lease 3 Br. 2 ba, ram rm. l.i'J patio, fenced yard, crpU, drps. fll.0. 545-0863 3200 2376 Newport Blvd. 5C8-97!5 IMMAC. 2 BR., beaut tum. Beam cell., bHns, patio. Adults. No pets. $145 Mo. 1974 Wallace, c .M. WANTED genlJl!man t or gingle fum 19t. $9'1.50 incl util. Ref1. Owner. P.O. Box 626, Venice. Calif. POOL: 1 BR. turn. UW. paid. $115 Mmtb • 548.3348 • 1 BR apt. Bl!autifully furn $95 Unlurn $85. Adult.a. Util. 673-136.5 DUPLEX 2 BR apt., partly furn. 1975 Wallace, C.M. 548-8687, aft. 2 PM • 549--0154 3 to 4 BDRM N~t Beach $140 UTJL. paid. Lovely On qniet Cul de Sac. Over 2 BR., blk. to K-Mart. 2100 aq. ft. Gardener &. water 5TI Joann. 548-0787 Inc.lud. $32S per rno. $295 oo 1--:., =B-=R-'.=,=ad;,.ul:.t=---n,_25:,,__ 2 year leue: 646-4316 e 3tiO Hamilton, Apt A a BAYSIDE Village, $175; 2 e 54Q.8383 e Br. 2 Be.., •tove, f'l!frtg. Carpel.I, drapes, Adult.I on- ly. No pets. Pool, 1lip; call 675-1054 Afti!T 4 PM 3 BR. Fenced in yard & heated pool, Qpl:I, drape blb'll, din rm or den. $275 ALL UUl pd. 1 Br. eep unit. Furn $80. Oldft' sgle pereoo, pet OK. 2.135 Elden. BACH Apt. Idnl for working woman or pen.Doner. S1S util pd. No peta. 548-8328 aft 5 mo. 642-1290 aft s pm. * 1 BR, POOL * 4 BR, 2 ba, pool, w/yard .i Utilltle1 Paid. $120 mo. No pool m•lntenan~. $315. 369 childrn or pets. 646-6222 Vista Daya Circle, N.B. 1 BR. duplex; quiet, aood &t2-3369 or 542.5514 location. AW!ts. $92..50. 3 BR 2 bath duplex, blt-in1 I ~=-~-.,,;,'--,~- cpU;/drpl, Nr beach. Avail NEW 2 Br. $150. Bltna, patio, Aua;. 15. $ll50 Yrly, 5005 gar. Adults cnly, no pet.. River, 642-3865 .. 160 2lat St. CM. 548-8581 3 BR. 2 Bth Duplex Bit in1. FURN. Bach. Apt., '65 $235 yrly. 133 45th St. N.8. SJ2...Sll9 67>.2H5 SOCK IT TO 'EM! REAL ESTATE, Gen1r1I JllPLIJI, lie. . ............ PM COftDOMINIUM ........... ltM lllNTALI WANTIO ........... BM ll;OOMi l'Olt fllNT ......... , Im ltOOM & IGAltO lftt .\llOTeu. fll;Alllll: COURTS "" TlllUCICI , .. , ................. tM ,..... . ' ............... fS'll DUHi IUOOllfl tn1 IMPOIT•D AUTOI , .......... ... IPOltT CARI .......... "lt ANTIOUIS. Cl.l.SSICS ........ "IJ It.I.Cl CAii, llOOI ......... ff11 AUTO l!Vl!MTS ... ,, ...... "U 83.1-S\92 or 494.3894.. South Laa;una BY OWNER. w1t.11ne 6% Gl 499-2238 499-3403 loan. SpM. style 2 airy 4 Br f1.JLL OCEAN VIEW. Com!! 2''1 bA den. blll'll. 842-851!1 and Bct'l 3 Br 2 BA. frp\. ABOVE I: BEYOND (the IS YOUR AD fN a.ASS!· $33.500. Ow~r. 494-4746 smog) 4 Br., 3 Ba ., fam. rm. F'IEOJ Someone w1fl be PLACE )'OUr want ad wbrre LeMft $715 mo.: tell $36,900. Took'lna for 11. Dial 8C2-'i678 \hey •re looklna: -DAll.Y SIX! Down. Owner 494-8364 e :~INJ,,~a;,~.~·Tlll$ r r r r I' r I' ' C>~F.~~Lmasto j I I I I I It GUEST HOMll "" MIK. RENTALS "" UICOMI rll;ot"IRT'I' .......... .. AUTOS WANT IO ............. '111 1111·w CA.ll.t ............... "" 1.UTO LJlAJOtlt .............. flll UHD CARI ....... ,,.,,.,.,.,..,,. ror quick, emclcnt rerultJ. Pll.<71' clutilled 64:-5671 OlARGE m ... ,.. ............... SCRAM·LETS ~NSWElt IN DIME·A·UNE ' ' --------·------- i a a 4 0 • • , • -- ' ' I . •• 0 • • 0 • • • ' • • -• • • • . -.. .. ' . • . . FAITHFUL AS ' ' ••• Okay, so it's corny. But it's also true, the DAILY PILOT is es faithful to its readers as this famous old 9.eyser is to the hundreds of thousands of tourists who trek from across the nation to see it each year. There's somethin9 elie to keep in mind this summer while you 're on vacation -whether you 90 to Yellowstone National Park to see Old Faithful or not-the DAILY PILOT doesn't take a vacation. We'll still be here keepin9 publ ic issues "hot" and provid· • (;apyrlfllt ma'l'!b!'lll "' in9 the best way yet invented for folks to let off steam - commun ication. We communicate with readers end poli- ticians; they communicate with us. The result is e veritable "9eyser" of information. You think about that end about where you 're 9oin9 to find out most about local schools, lo. eel sports end local politics when you 9et beck from vece- tion next fell. When you do 9et beck, "Old Fa ithful" will be here weitin9 for you. --- • I ~ "NTA!,S - - \ Apts. Fuml&htd ·-. S1tut~•Y. AutUrt 10, 1 '168 UHrAU IUSINISS enoi .USINISS .... 1..!ll!!l~Vl~C~L!::_Dl~l!ICTOl~~Y_!S!llM!Y!C~l!_!!D!!I ~~!!ii'!~'ll!~-~-~--,i~~p Ajl!t. Utofurnl..... PINANCIAL PINANCIAL c.mr-. tdoC:..t-I '620 * "If * ltENTAL5.- Aptt. Unfumlohed c .. 1.-. 4100 1.1 BEDROOM, nicely rum., ~clnn. £ldttbl person or ~ldtrly COUp)C prtJIJTCd. #5. mo. 966A A: 9108 • w. <lTth., C.M., ~ ~owport Boac~ 4200 :* Olannel Reef * Costa Mao 5100 HARBOR GREENS BACHELOR • UNnlltN. from $100 bid.~ 1 ·16 I BDRM. -·" w ... 1ec1 5'90 ..... Opportvn-:U."°°1~C:.:;""•lt111 "°° AUG lilh ... &pt lit lt.ulo GBllAl IUllDll& COll'IUCJOIS ...iw.mune«111Brun-SPARE·TIME WORK turu A .. , C.M .• Newport, DISTltlllllTOlt °"""'" t1<1 Mar or .......,.. FOii THIS AllEA To '100 mo. Gar or carport Llcen1.d londefll and Insured CUSTOM ' HOMES * CUSTOM 116161116 _,..,.,.. -al!cr ' pm .. lnlwlor and e.terior APARTMENTS !VJIN, 6 U!<!VllN° Become a cllslributor of America's futeot growlnc ~ Food Items. No Qperi- ,nce requlre3. AU aC(ll)Unta contraci..i for, and .. t up by our company. You merely re- 1tock locaUons with our Nalional Br•nd Product 2 BDRM. llllfUro, --•Ptrtmtnt. Older couple. Botb work. J)cll't lmOke or drink, DO petJ. Around $120 per. Want Quiet. 1·?'76-S639 SPECTACULAR VIEW Heated Pooll, Olild CU. Waterfront/Loe -Bot.t Center, AdJ. to Sbopplnc -You catt earn $780 or more a ln()ll.tb based Room Additlom * R1mod1t.n9 Cuslot11 kitchen. I. both• S1ndbl11tln9 I. Stuccoing QUALITY P1lntln9 I. M11011ry Worlt. WllM<tyo Waolf Whoddyo Wt ll'ICIAL CLASSlflCATIOH POI "" r SIJps Available No pell allowed ltootna fer Rent 5995 on your efforta:! Firoplocos, Ber·B·Quu, Plootors NA TUltAL BOllN SWAPPIU '• 2 BR. 2 Bath Apta. 2'MO Petmioll WIJ, at U.... '---------1 Spoclol ltale LEASE-<r·BUY bar• Mam>,°""-. QUIET; ,... ••"'1· l50 • Investment of $2190 lo $3960 required. You In Che 41tCJ Sinct 1949 W < Bid on Movl"" JM Lond<m Bridge 111-.... s 11--s 11uc1co "'45 Ml). 1. up -$59,500 up 5t6-ont $SS; with kitchen $70 per mu.st have a good car and at least 4 to 8 ltUt.11 -AO Mun INCLUDI .• 252S Ocean Blvd., CdM mo.; or weekb'. 543-6986 hours spare-time per week. '-Wlwt "" ....... " ...... .........., .,.. ...... = ... VOUI ~ fMI• ..,_ ..... 1M1 fll -~ _ a.-NOTHINCI t'Olt &ALI -TltAOll ON&.YI _;,.. 6'f3..1788 -for funhtt Info Excellent. perk. like llU-NEW $12.75 up. W·W carpet. ' dr' OK BUILDERS Jiennan Trott, Mgr. roundln,p tor adulll ~ Kit. avail, semi-pr Iv U you are interested, have the de.&ll'e, 1ve, PHONI 642.U71 <, Tl PIMo Your Tnder'o Porodlae M ' 1ng pea.ct il quiet. 641)..8359. ~Albert Pl, CM determination and want to be successful in Small ll.lm apt for rent Discrlminatl.ve Tenants a growing business of your own, write us 3444 Via Oporto, N•wport leach LAKE Te.bot View Lot Na- near ocean. CbUd OK. 1, 2 " 3 BDRM. APl'S. Guut Homes 5998 today. Please enclose name, address and Telephone 67S.2463 vada aide, paved SU.500 Owner on prem!Jes Sun. POOi... NO <JIILDREN' telephone n umber. clear. Exd\Anp tor tome. 60011 Club"°'"'" N.B. MARTINl"'UE PRIVATE Room tor am-hodYt bffdac:be! Unlll. 'BR,...,............ G DE ... PTS bulatocy lady. Good food, w. wolcomo invHtlgatlon Corpot c1 .. n1oa 6625Carpot Cloanloa 6625 TD'•, or I Bkr. 615-11'6 $140 '" n-d AR N A Nice aurroucdinp. MS-f~ yeuv.~ar "P1"'· ' NATIONAL PIZZA COMPANY New Colla Mesa 3 BR. 3 12&11 <Glh st. "'8-'379 18th & Santa Ma. C.M. llEAL ESTATE be. -·· val ·$25,<m. Ex· s.. by •PPt. only. ca11 MrL """'"""' -General St. Lo~~~,~~7 63132 Your Rugs, Upholstery ~-Junk••,,..toboa' ,Vl:~'.o.tot, BEAUTIFUL Waterfront apt. lmSantaAna,AptW,C.M. p operty 6000 ArM Code 314..423.1100 ' BR., P•tio, bo•t dock. "~ti"s:~ri!~ I :1~·~,.,~m~,.~r~~~~ & Ora pes Guo ra nteed awn..JBuUd•"· 646-1616 Winter lease. 3403 Finley AVAIL. Aug. 15th A.1k for: Mr. Arthur Honlulu Hawaii home with w1n"' ~ "!:'9.:ui ... 9 ;,:.:;,c::·:;: Excellent REAL ESTATE Bus. W••ttd 63os Spotlessly Cleaned =·~~~~t;,~·,:,: monthl: lease. 4212 Seashore 21&i ~~:-!~·.Ar. o Tax Deduction Gentrtl \VANT to su1 Beauty Sa1on CAN II USED IMMEDIATELY w.ca.ot lot, home « boat. 0 '· S1S-3345 e 636-4120 e INVESTORS SPECIAL ,L.:::olt:;.. ____ -"6-100_ 1n CdM area. Call 5<8-5200 AFTEll WORK IS COMPLETED 49'-8431or67>4646 OCEANFRONT Attrac. 2 Br. 4 Un1ts-all rented t"' , ,;;any=tim::.:::.•·:.------I * 3 ACRES * !urn. Apt. Wint""' yrly.. lBRUnf..... ""'~ll<tnM.lbelh 2·1/3 ACRES " Revolutionary Dry ci.anlng Method Big hland Hawaii Avail 9/15. 646-5832 ;so 2 _ 'Ibree Bdnns, 2 baths Real E1t1te Lo•n• 6340 will trade fDr down m 2 BR-2 Ba., furn, Clubhous<, llealto• 54s-mo • ,... old, ""'"'painted VACANT LANO -SORROW m Your Eqully for R1191, Upholstery and Drapes build-able R-1 lot Newport pool: no pets. Newport 8e1ch 5200 iood location, Costa Mesa l.ofK'd C·2. Weit Bolsa Ave. Prlvate 2nd Mort1. money >.L$0 SALES......, SIRVICE -INSTALLATION Beach area. S42..fil84 Bayskie Village Unit 57 Owned by Loen Company in Santa Ana. SUitable for FREE APPRAISAL & I'rade: full aLate W antique BEACH }ease. 4: l BRi NEW Soundproof 2 BR. 2 Ba. MUST~ motel, apts., camrnerelal, PROM.PI' SERVICE IANkAMlllCAID PIU ISTIMATU MASTll CHAl•t pool tbl or &en 6xl2 Eng. Avail. Sept. 1. Adults. S12i Across fm. Coco's. 1665 M~t Loa~ convalescent hospital, and RepUtable Company servin& aaoclem Rug & Carpel Co. anooker tbl for late mod 10" ind. utll. 673-3658 673-3181 Irvine ll.85/$200. 6U-O'l39 mlln)' other uses. Oranre County l! years. '" . camper/16' ob/due buggy. OCEAN FRONT 2 bedroom, FOR lease )'t'Wty. 2 Br. 2 ha. a.n,yfull~ab~~ns Phone 542·9533 for more SaWer Mortgage C.0., Inc. 4335 CRINSHAW BLVD., LOS ANGELES 646-4540~2964 -dl ~ dd cau alt i'"'"'"' _.,.,..,., detaill 336 E. 17th St., C.olta Mesa 29'5100 29' '101 COLLECT Wiill trad mod ·~ lireplaoe, w/w crp t 'Og'. .," o. -~· po. EASTBLUFF . ~ • -• ·= ·~·· Winter lease. 642-5436 6. 615--3927 PORTAFINA LAGUNA 642-21n MS-OW. Nights I'!!''!!'!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!~~ Mtn. cabin, 2 BR, 1* BA, ==-B~.,-~-~---.. ~. REALTY Pano--ic View Lots & wkencb 673-7865 642-llS71;;,._ ... 11.. Id I n . ~ l BDRM Near pier. $95 DELUXE a., ....... , ........ t ... 1p ....... PRIVATE p--· ~· 1_.. ANNOUNCEMENTS SERVICE DlltECTORY • ......, crp or <><:"a1."1 8~8 vail I 2 B 2 ~ I""" White water and coast-_.., w111 ..,... ICES place, aummer/winter uie month. Avail Sept. 15 a , poo r ....... ./',;,N" 2414 Vbta Del Oro money m good -""'· ind NOT * 826-3184 up. 615-28<fi R.eelbJr Ntl"'llOrt Beach line views '""t ... .,, Appll1nc• l•piln or same time. KI Z.249.l Ph u•1133 426 Nyea Place Agt. 642Mil. Lost 6401 Parts 6510 42 unit H·-• old B-·d 2 BR., small ocean view;. GOLD Medallion. ~ & 3 BR • _.. Laguna Beach ., ..... , er, '""" $125 Winter: couples only. cpts/drps, bit-ins. $175 Ii: ~~~~~~~~~I !tt•l 494-93Sll Mortgages, T.D.'1 6345 BROWN Alll&ator bllHoJd in TOM'S washer, dryers, etc. Ir butter income. Trd $60,000 e 673-1713 e up. 67l-237a, 615-1995 = I-==:;:==='=""'': ..i.-.. _... next t Se • . 5 1_,, __ .. eq./waterlront hln, land or WALK TO BEACH 1-$5 CMXl 1st TD on spectacular .......,... uuuw 0 rv ~. pee""'"'""' coml. propert;y s. Calif. 12 Unlta, NeY1pOrt Beach. All; ,R;;s;;";;'h;;";;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;6;;15;;0; I ckeenvtew lot. Sold 1« AlbtrtlOn'• mkt, 19th A d i 1 b w a •he r cleaning. Owner 1213) 623-l203 (9-SI Corona do! Mer 4250 Eoll Bluff 5242 LRG 1 B• . ..,, partially rura PRESTIGE Town Hom11 or unfurn. SlJ5 mo, For leue, 2 hr A: den A 3 br 675-0954 with 2 or 2% baths, Gold lz========= I Medallion all electric. POOL Balboa 4300· Z.car car. Rent start.a at >'----------$250 mo. OCEANFRONT 837-8'Tl Amigo W93, N.B. Coron11 dll Mar 5250 1-BR., furn.; pool; 4 yeanq. $1,950. Payable 1% per Harb. Rew. MZ--7890 64&-4645 35• Brill ulm bu 1 1 new. Gross m,m; 1...... HORSE RANCH month Including 8% All due -Ba-b-ltt_l __ ,_-65-5-0 P an ' or g. No rental problem. Price 20 Acres near Murrieta Val· 3 yra 10% di~t l&fely Peraon•I• 6405 'fl ng ~u~~~~·!:~e;;~ $175,000. Good financing. ley with own well &: comp. returns approx U % per yr. BABYSrr my home, Xlnt o'baul trade far TD'• etc. R. Nattnas, Rlr. 642-1485 irrigation system. La:t mod-494-ll37 / / care Nourilhlng m e a I a, $9500. 675-l35l NEWPORT BEACH ern bom" 6 stall tralnlni: 113902ndTDpeyable1% per ..J<laD'f'J !need play yrd. H<. d.,. A I ·N=E=Eo~M-1),;.T=o=R=C~Y-C~L=E yn•vELODGE .. --, < •tall stallion barn, mt:llth including 10% all due ,-i wk. Start Sept 2. 968-16911 -.,...... II n I I Have 1964 Simca, rebuilt 1966 n;:o:~~ .. s.~·~.ooo =~ 1:;1t~b ~~ ~~~ew OJ~:,• ;:en;: V.:Jirfhda'J ~Y~=~· f=r: ~:;~ en,ilne, new tns. S4l50 or t '"' 1131 ~•o ,....,. 1 • •••·. "''' '"'" •• 494-721)1 1967 Gross •• , , ••. , $U0,000 $90,000. For more Wonna· mun · "'"' Ea.st C.M. Reaaon, ~ Y••rly R•ntal No pets or children $100 & $125 mo. 925 E. Balboa Blvd. 1968 Gross • , • • • •• • $125,!XX> tion please c a 11 Glenn 12~S% YIELD on seuon se-''H. B.'' CHILD Care for Infant \ll'lder 28' Trailer in nice park. Ex-~_ C. R, Gangi 642-1615 'Thomn<rln with cond trust dttd. ••,ooo ,--•. ,.~ change for duplex or 2 on -,. E kh'-11" & A I '" G6D Than• 1 year, in my home; ........ ta kit. or what have )'OU! cau B•lboa Island • 4355 WINTER !-BR./near bay! $135 mo. + util. * TRIPLEX H.B • all 2 Br. c o 11oc., nc. 4M-7S08 M. C. 'nloren. Th Meta area. 642-6665 .., ... ...,..,0 ., w Ch A For e ,,,_ .. .,,u ~ ON• Good CODd. Adult Unant.a. 1818 · apman ve, ANNOUNCEMENTS Fans! BABYSITI'ING By the wttk. $26,990. owner 847-2341 Orange, Calif. end NOTICES You fumlab transportatloo. TQP OF WORLD, Laguna. ON TEN ACRES 1~~;!!~;;::;~~1~541~-2621~,~Ev~•;~w~knd~•~,,,...,,.,~~I ---~:-Permanent. Call642-l407 Ocean view, z-acy. 3 BR., 2 l I: 2 BR.-Furn I: Untum Buslneu Rent1I 6060 Found (Fl'ff Adi) 6400 Ba., tam. nn., frpl., blt-ins, Wkenda. 675-2217 or . from $1SO mo. Frplca / Pri/ ... _. . .. Solicitors BABYSIT Your 2-fl yr old, ln 6eck. Trade for CdM Home. (213) SY 6-4003 I· Patiol / !'ooll. Tennk-~ NEED More apace lnalde & Acreage 6200 MINIATURE Schnauzer !17, 1---,-..,..,., -C=H=IPS=-my Coata Mesa home, by 494-:SlBT evet. !Kl COZY Bachelor. Patioc '· tnt1 'P,irttl.. out! Powntown area. Large SlilP AHOY! nr. Adams & Mesa Verde, FISH N day or week, 5'5-6734 I :37,,-, "'s.'°':bc--.,-)[1-.,,-.°"V.,,al"ue-,1!9"'",. Util. Yearly. Em p Io ye ~~ "' • .. · 5 rOom house. Doub I e L.\ND lN OCEANSIDE! CM. Answers to Pewer. Included with $1 admission -9-1 -k-Ml----11---500. Trade 'equity lor ail'- 1.dult, no pet&. 116-A Agate 1 900 Se.I. "t.e, Cd SU.2611 garage plus etorage. 66' x dustrlal · 54&--m20 as our Thurs. special! Serv· r c ' sonry, c. 6 560 plane, sports car, Real EA· CM.o Arlh Coast H I 300' lot. Lot& of room for 24 AcrH in ' near au·· FOUND dol, gold•n ml-ed ed from 1 'di 9 PM. 67' ~ ~ c ur nr. wy :your bwineas inside & port .•..• ·•••·•••• $25,000 A. .. ---------late. Owner, ~. o•~ Huntington Beach 4400 outside. ·u 95, Call ~2313 5 Acres at busy corner, could cocker. Near Springdale & Wed., Thura., Fri., Sat. BRICK, C~te. carpentry 49ll e~. 2 BR., frpl., ba lco n y ; be c 2 $25 ooo A Edinger. 5902 Meadowlark DANCERS CORNER Custom C&binetlS. Small jobs ;,::;0;,U,;PL~EXES'=""'va1.,,..."'•~=~= 2 BR, 1% baths, pool, """''"ire. Near oce&n. $185. befure 5:00. Mrs. Cathcart • '···••· ... ' ' Dr. H.B. 1438% N. Main, at Edinger St. OK~--~-t "'"' '''""' . ..,,....,.,, d k cl -• 2 _...... 15 Acres, great potentlal, lev-r•n: ""° ~ tn Calta Mesa. Trade for sun ec · en oso:u gar, 320 Heliotrope 675-~ * Ch • L ti * Bl.K. Se•r• 5 ~ bike at Sant.1 Ana 542-9306 blocks to beach, immac -/'" o1ce OCI on el, tewer ••••• "• $15,000 A. '">'=" Bulldeni 6570 hoU5e or trust deeds. Ur thruout. ApPly 305 _10th St. LOVELY 1 bedroom apart. Mariner's Mile Newport 20 Acres, cloae in, near new ~,".,". !!,a~0. eoro:na del pJ,.IMft PLAYER ""'--'-'-------loome $412.00. Owner. I ment, 3 blocks irom beach. Minney'• 548-4191, 548-4192 May Co ........ , $10,00J A. .. o•orw• RnU' REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS * 549-0833 * FURN Oup ex l Br. & gar. l $140 th 675-1338 block to beach. $145 mo. . mon . EST. BUI,, share top Joe. 58 Acre1 on busy hiway, hold RED Taby kitten, w/orange Accordian or Organ &: musl· CABINETS. Any aize job. MLL trade beautifully land· S36-n4G w/dec«., arta, antiques or for invest •...••.. $4,900 A. stripes. Found Lido Ille. dana wanted for group, 23 yn exper. 54UU3 scaped 4 BR, den GG Od· Lido Iii• 535 I allied. 642-6635 Daya 80 Acres lor country view es-~2G89 Must do o•·-dard ~ • de-Sa -f E c t tales 13 500 A """' • .....,. C•r-nterint 6590 c e or · O!I " SUMMER ••······•··• ' . GREY &: White kitten 1:> ... i...-il muea. Call P"-Mesa,orW. N~wport home Lagun• Beach 4705 Office Rental 6070 OCEANSIDE REALTY w/whlte collar-Found vie. •vUV" .. (n41 688-2Qll e NO JOB TOO SMALL e or unJta:. ~. 3 BR, 2 ba, So. patio, nic~ ~ 3rc1 St. 722-4567 NEW Furnished 2 BR 2 Ba J,y tum, steps to water. LAGUNA BEACH Ba,ycre11t. ca.JJ 548-7362 SINGLES 35 to 55 Residential -Indmtrlal Com- au elec bu 111 • 1 n s. Aug. 15 to Sept. 15, $750 Air Conditioned Like Elsinore 6202 WOUNDED bela:e Dove. Ban-New Social Oub forming for merclal. Repair I: remodtL * Panoramic view overlooking ON FORES'.l' AVENUE ded. Vic. Npt. Bch.JC.M. Beach cltiM area. Projected Reuonable. lJc, bonded, ln-* * $20.IDJ Secw1b' A6fe last pe,yable $300 or mon per mo. due 7 )'l"I. Want l'bJer' upper, Cottee Shop Cll' & A r t Glovinettl. 67$-TQ). 673-918'1 • 2 BR film condo. ~ nr. Venice, lWy in ~ lve resort area. Tradt ~ ... local area 3 or 4 Br, • · or vac. lot or boat. •12T'l Want 3 or 4 BR w/vtew. Trade clear 3 BR ~ Parle home, w I watSfi.11, cvrd patio, -Ind· spd, • Ir• perfect d-. 545-0ll.6 Ocean View .. Nr Npt Ider. 4 units furn, best nntal area. SM 500 • take sm·hlt in trad;, Owntr. ~ Court Ave., m.m21 • -~ 4 housel, Wllmlnoton F I P $35;500, eq $14,c:m, Income $300 /mo, pymnta $234. WANT land or local unltl. Bkr. (part Owns') IW6-9066 TRADE 110,000, <qUlty In West Covina Hilla bonw, 3 BR, 2 ba, den, !Cl" ll8m!. ~ La&una Hilla or Newport Hts. 673-5752 lU to 5 PM) l'rade '65 250 cc Y llmaba for 5me.lJ boat with eng1ne a trlr or dwle bua:Y. Call att 5:30 or wkends 5364400 '&I OleV truck %. T w/'et l!)l,S' Travel Quear C&mp- er. Air coDd, 2 extra .. tank, lntuoom, ho&!, .,Jfi' tra.s for 9 pass Sta W8i; « com vaJ. 962-ZU> e $4,800 TO e Trade on 4 or 5 BR~ Newport er Corona dd.J!iar 494-'ISCM . Alhambra $1B, 750. aeJ 2 BR, R·2 k>t. Nr LA A frft. way. Trade for Oranae:A;)'. 1nccme TD or ! ~ Maanolia, CM. 64UU5 ~ Npt. HU. 3 BR, 2 be:,~ tom bit •• crpbl:, drpa., P?I door opner $14.® equity' frade for boat, Real Estate, or TD. Owner/Bkr M6-7484 * * * * * 1965 Galaxie 500. Cleen, Trade $600 equlty far Vcib. wagen. 413 Ma&nolia. CM~ 6'2-6115 • What do )'OU tbink at our "TRADER'S PAJtADlSE" Drop us I card. ~ Dept. P .O. S.. ms;·~ ~Npt Bch, Calft: < • * ( * * - Aliso Beacb. l\1ature adults LIDO Ii~ YFRONT Delk spaces available tn PRICED TO SELL. Good 548-1525 twice weekly g a I he r i n & tured. only, no children. $185. 2 BR. 2 •---• M~·1 H •-· & n -e 962-1961 e 96'l-83n e ::»t:K\llf...t OIJ<tCl'ORY SERVICt OIRECTO, llT 4~Ji;,5 -· ...... urn, newest cltice building at uul e ome LA11.<1 .ucach SET of Keys E m b I t m under ideal c on d It I on s 1B mo. te.ue . $3.50 per mo. prime k>cation in downtown property. w/"AllgU6t." Vic. Shalimar lntere9led'!' Write Box M Carpentering 6590 GI d f "8o -----~··- RENTALS I , h-..1 &73·l585 Rltr. Laguna Beach. Air condi-Agt. (714) 678-2132 Dr.,C.M.S4s-2478. 169, Daily Pilot Contractort 6620 -r en "I Apt1. Un urn1s 9U tianed, carpeted, beautiful 17586 Grand Ave, FLY TO c•TALINA CARPENTRY , · • JAPANESE GARDENER Huntington Beach 5400 panel'ed par.tltioning. Two Lake Elsinore, C81if. Bl.ACK le white m •I e "' Pi-fINOR REPAIRS. No J ob Don t 8ungl~ th11 lo~ MaJnt I: cleanup. a.Habit. General 5000 entrances: Frontage on Greyhound. Vicinity Eut DAILY F~H'I'S FROM Too Small. Cablnet In car-The money )'OU re 1pcndmg Reas monthly t it-Ii .' LARGE Liv, rm., 2 BR $1S5 Focest Ave., rear leadJ; to R. E. Wanted 6240 BluH. 644-1195 ORANGE UNTY AIR-age1 & o t b e r cabinets. la your own. Free est. 15 827-5248 aft 6 pm , i • RENT 3 Rooms Furniture $25 Month FUlL OPI'ION TO BUY No deposit o.a.c. H.F.R.C. Furnitur• R•ntals 517 \V. 19th, C.M. 548-3481 1568 w. Lncln, Anhm 714-m Costa Meu 5100 * TOWNHOUSE * 2 BR, l ~ baths, patkl, cpts, drps, stove, adults. $140 mo, 134 E. Melody Lane 6fl.6872 * 548-1768 2 BDRM APT Bltins-Pool-P•tio * $130 mo. * 313 E. 17th Pl., Apt. K Cott• Me .. mo. All util paid. Close to Munclpa! parldnK lotr. ttn ADORABLE -•n•• klr. -. POR_T. Catalina • Vepa ..,.,, .,....... D .,..,. Xlnt service New con· ---· A tin e o:A" ..,,..., 545-8175 Eve1 ......... ..,,~ aya J••· , • """·t • ~A•e La"" .• ocean & bi&'lt school , .._. month kl' cnt1ce. Desk WANTED: Small house, vo-940 p, .. •--•-, c.M. tr es. J'IO"<>Ou 0 struction Addn 1 Remodel ....u • '"""'t!i .-~· ·..-•J UWM...... H .. Anderson. · ' ' Mlintenance. IJcenRLf 536-1766 and chairs available tor $5. near catholic Oiurch, for LARGE turtle vie. Santa Ana GENTLEMAN needs ride to CARPENTER ~ 1 concrete Torn Carney Bldr., 2400 W. B~IS h~a 8llswerlng $9,000 Cash . .213: 254-4593 & l Sth St. C.M. 642-4942 lnglewood IJTive 8:30 AM Cou\ Hwy., Newport Bet.ch, 5t&.4SllJ, 545-8570 aft 4 PM L•guna Buch 5705 aemce .available for $10. BUSINESS •nd return anytime alt 5. work wanted , Room ad. 673-2473. Japanese Ge.rdmbw _ All utlhtles paid except FINANCIAL ... .t1AJ 673-2842 dition1, paHoa, garage•, etc. Licensed Contractor Profelldon&l Mah*Nnoe 100 CLIFF DRIVE telephone. Lost -1100 MO t 't . 25 Yrs. exp. 6 4 2-3 8 7 7 Landscaplnc 6ts.i1153 LUXURY FURN/UNFURN DAILY PILOT .; wan wn ~ or 548-0667 Reaidentfal -Commercial Yearly Lease. 1 & 2 Bdrms. 222 FOREST AVENUE 8 11<1. Onnortunlti• 6300 ~: Licht b~ ma!~ artlat to share hac1enda.1---------Ma.int A: Repalrs, Free F.at MOWING, Ed&ina, vM:alawn. Y-·-ly Le"" 1 bedroom LAGUNA BEACH NUTVILL u s m1ru Po o d I e Slugger. Sep. apta.; in Rosarita C1m•nt, Conc,.te 6600 67J.7129 Gen'l clean\IP. Haullns; ' ._. 494_9466 1 E, · .A. Is now Strayed ttt>m 800 blk W. Bay Beach. 54&-9755 ========= Odd JobA. * 548-&S steps to Short &: Shops -~~~~o--c--I accepting appllcationa for Ave .. Balboa . Reward! Pb. ALCOHOLICS Anol\YlllOUS EXPERT CEMENT WORK C•rpet CINnlng 6625 Oceanview from every Apt. Alr.Conditionff franchises in Orange Coun-S75-4655 an day Sat.Sun A Harbor Area. Phone 673_1724 Reasonable Prices, Speclallz.. JAPANESE GARDENER. from $150 mo up. lease Offic•• & O..k Sp•ce ty. Locatlons are w11.itlng in l\1on. alter 5 pm ether day1. P.O. Box 1223 Coat. Mesa. ing ln custom patlOI. Free Mesa C'lurllng S•rvl" R~ 1;'~~~=. .~==~'"'~'"-'---~I with central secretariaJ, zer-Anaheim, Lal[UM Bch., San-est. Call anytime 642-9496 Floan, wind!>w•, carpets, & MODERN Garden apt, north ox end telephone answerlni la Ana, Orange, Huntington LOST Coata Mesa, Wbite Atrro INSURANCE lU? upbolstery. Free est. Rei & LOW COST Maintenance' d 2 ,_ 2 BR -Ba 2 ---•·-to 2 000 It. Bcb. &: other areas. $14,950 Jemale FAklmo dog, 1 moe., Refused! DNV Fil.Ina:? CUSTOM PATIOS I: --m. ~°'ill MOW -EDGE ... SPR.d'• en . s...,.,,, • ..1.~ • 111e1 .,.._..,, up , sq. affect! te Ple Block walla, A1aro concrete ........ , .,_..,, sundeck&, car, 1 blk shcp. The Mutual Bldg. Cash req. Fully secured in· very ona · ue Ph Valda * 839-1123 al .,.1 FERTIIJZE. 9b-o13f9 ... ..._..,d 1 1 1 call ~1577 after 5 PM u.wlng &: runov • O'U' 010 CARPET & Furn. cleaning; ping-beach. Very pluab. Will 2863 E. Coast Hwy, CdM ve ...... ...,... re um s 11'· Re ard I WILL play piano for 7out Ork all for reliable service & quaJj.. • JAPANESE GAJlDm!NG furn. $225. 4!M-9982 Call 8 AM to 5 PM 675-4070 Ca.II for 1ppt. 642-2713 or w parties civen at your home. CEl\t:ENT W ' types. ty work, call Sterling for Service aeanup, Lendtc~ e DELUXE l BR unfurn apt cl0&e to ocea.n. e FURN. studio. 497-1056 SECRETARIAL write lo 16J7 Westclllf or., TurquofM & Di•monds For nominal fee. S.i7-27'98 N~~~~~~·~•t. bri;htneut 642-8520 in& 531-7034 alt 7 p.m. , . SERVICE Suite 210, Newport Beach, Lge. broach, vie. Udo Nord, HOLIDAY H" J t h SP• . ca1. 92Ei60 Berkshires Restaurant C8b-f '"--e CUSTOM PATIOS e SPRING Special! Sc a ft. RELIABLE: Real. Or1tnta1 Modem office1, carpets, 11.tr anas Marinas REW'ARD1 membership or uu=: peo. concrete sawing• removal Advanced Carpet • Upbol> care, Cleanup, odd JOJjJ condJUoning, parking. From FISH-A-GO-GO 673-2245 ' · pie. ExA:ellent buy! 67l-5980 State lie.• 842.1010 tery. 543-ll88 Toll fr~ Vincent. 60-0326 Rent•l1 Wanted 5990 $65 per month. Orange c.otJn. E!ltablished 6 years. Original SMAIL rear bachelor cot--tY Bank Bldg. 2JJ E. 17th St., owner. Excellent location. ~ male BI u e p o Int i;.;An;;.:.;nou;;.:.;n.;;ce;;.:.;me=•;,;b;...._64;._;JO BEST ln concret.. Walkt, Driperlff 6630 a.n-11 Seniw "82 tage. Npt Hghts area $90. Costa Meaa. 642-1485 Grosses $4500 month_ $7000 Stameae. Crou-eyed. Plutk: pool deck&, Doors, patioa.1---'"'---'--...,---- Avai l Aui. 19 Prefer e NOTICE e 'C"V1:',...,......,.., Sit 6 Mndles nea collar. Vic Braemar Llf•tffl Health Studio 642-8514 * ZAFFIN'O'S * PROFESS. WlDdow. walls 6 empleyed lingie woman, REALTORS le RENTORS LM"o""'-'"' ,, ... .c. e. rooms. · Way N B Rewar d 1 Ho1pltaUty Is Our Motto Q I 25% off -All fabrics Or. dunina; bu• ID et I• S48-4ID The Homing Otrlce of Univer-$175 per mo. 1"5 E. 18th St. T.d McArdl•, Re1ltor 54s-itJ6 . . ' FREE STEAM Wmt Licensed -ue lty 1822~ Newport CM 64U866 ftSid., A c<mtrucdon.. 1028 EL C•"INO OR. ,·~~~1~~11,.,.om111!;":l'Vl1l.,· ~~-ls, CM. 642-3074 222 W. Wilton. CM &1U817 SWEDISH ~GE Cement work. 839-6ClS6 • o,.sta1 WlDdow Oean!ftr ,..,., "t'"L' ... u,. ...... ,. •·vn; ========= lsEAt.rrY Salon. Price for CllllDS Pet male Dutch rah-Open wk<b'1 10 am .. 11 pm Chlld Care 6610 Elec:trlClll 6640 Free F.stlmatn 5'S-"'7 Deluxe 3 BR. SlSO. Relij)OIU-for otf-campoa rentals. Ree.I-lndustrltf Rent•I 6090 quick 1ale. EI e i ant I y bit !Mesa Verde &fta). Sundays 10 am -I pm '673o Ible yoon.g edults ok. tors & private ownen are IDEAL Coa•· M"' •-t~. dt'COrated. Carpett'd, pa-White except for grey ean, 519 E. Broadway SPEClAL Summer pro1ram, ELECl'fUCIAN, Ucensed a:H .-••_l_l"I.:. ______ , S41>-0l54 Ml ~ 548-348l encouraced to lndude suit• 850 IQ· ft. ,'.C;. mo. AU:fil':'~. nelled. Good cUentel. Nr. ~~~: tro\RJ'•· Reward. Lonr Beach CID) 437.m Ai:'.es 2~ to 6. 8 a.m. to 5:30 bonded. Small Jobi, 1.Jte HauUnc-'Mmmhlp.. SPAC f BR. Townhouse, able married 6t •intle •tu-pd 67~1417 Bethel Towen. $6,950. Call LO -~ Ian ME?da&RSHIP for H1e • p.m. $13 week. Cl a TI 1 ma.lnten. & nptira. 548-6203 Truh, Garqe Oetnupl Newport Upper Ba,. Pool. dents I: tacully accomod3-· Duane Wicklund, Walker 1 ST: Aby ..... n male cat, Pri t t " cl'~ 1 Montesorrl School.I, 1525 N. Name It! Ralonablt Rec. l•cil. Chik1reri, pell tkN in oor tiles. Write or 6100 Lee, 545-9491 . brown, gold Ii: bt.ck. Nr. ltlavtfoa' 1•nn~$10wu • ~IJ~ Santa Ana. C.M. 646-3706. Floor1 6665 BIG JOHN M24C130 " .. OK. $260, lease. 6(2..(i797 phone tor a llstina: fonn Lott •tA~"NE Shop. W•ll _,1.._ McFadden I< Golden West In 67, ·n'1 ee. mon...,.. from Hou&lng OWc U-,. ... n• -.. -..--Golden West tract. Reward. .rv CHILD care Cl Kiri q~ 3) LINOLEUM, carptt, tile. Rt· UTE HAULING I: ~ AVA.1LAug17, Dlx dtlplex.3 : e. e PAUtA VALLEY• ped, Nkt bldg on % acre. ========:! myhome,eornpaniontoown model, repair. Many nm-UP BR 2 ba, bltfna, crpti, dnis, braz:v Administration BulJd. !kl ac raw, rolllnc land. M-1 , C.'-f. Will sell as com-B97-l3S8 Funer1l1 6412 child. 842-1860 nanu. Fm at. 839-1677, !'REE ESnMATES. • pr $170 231 Knox St. ing, U.C. lrvine, lrvtne, C..U. froat.ftff art• OTerlookinc plett p!lck1.ae or con.kter LOST Vklnlty Clo5ta Meaa 5(1-8654 • 567149 * ~~1s.; fomla, 92!l&I. P&lma Valley. Water, gu, 1ea1e. By owner. 642-.2601, High Scb)gJ Friday at-Contracton 6620 SPLIT-Level 2 -..ma, ""°"'' n•, """81! A elec on ...,,. $1,lm per 541h1261 t""""'" s,...., c o Io red WESTMINSTER • ROOM ADDmONS • "''"" drpo. ei>t.No -CONSERVATIVE Exttuttve '"'· "1"""'· Bb . HAVE JdHI ,,.....,.,, tor Stlninf type bleycle, Uc MEMORIAL PARK t.T. Cooltruct 3885 Mendoza-fir., Ntv ~ t!eep1nc r o o m • Sil~ leaae lor wfficend Aue-No. 16498· Rtward, 54S-20S3 Mortu1ry & Ceme.tery Family rooma, kitchen or O.C.C. 566Cl. pref e r Balboa/N...,art. 3 NICE lW loQ: C.fl.f. ' tiun-uon....boats -tnLJlera .. LOST Female white PQOdlt. Compl«e funerila -Mltl. Sill.lie lltOQ' or 2; 2 BR. l~ ba. Drpl/crpt& 67l-2S42 Unaton Beach, under $10,00J ampen etc. 5 Ac:rn ftf'.le-No collar. Anl to nam1 of fr $2AS · p11N CUiian dH!ped, For Bl-pri cart-do. Adulta _.._..,.,_,0 ,....a --.1 .. _.., e.ach. Low down or tnde for ed, Harbor Blvd. CaU R. L. "Ml9y." OUd'a pt t . -"-~-,_..__ ettimltt• A layout,.pbane -~ ·~· ~ ·~ ••• TO' ~"tJa Rltr ... --•--~1 !M"'1240 .......,.ry ,... e •"-.. U e '"" 549-0l33 _, .... ..,..,... -• -Aua L ~· • -Pyle<». Kl $-11119 -~ ,,_ $l30 "' ~ : BR. 1.-,...s. Adulr.ono + whllo-fl boq -BAYCltEST CORONA de! Mar, E. Cout LADIES blue bWfold lost 9'c. lad ..... »>dowment ca.. Additions * R<moclalD!i CLEAN Lota, ,anau, ece. Oardonlo9 6610 .,._ ,........~ dump, lldp, ANTHONY'S bacllhoe, ftll. .,..te. 962-lft!I Gordoo S.rvico Interior l>omrotlnf 6717 646-1941 • 1'MIM--c-'1• LANDSCAPING e Pah>Untr, iltL 6 at. LAWNS RDIODEI.!%> • wan Olndllll Exp hort!tl!Jtt1T11L • Cot.. O>o<dln•tlon ty, $98 RP. ~ a.t T";,3 w. pleted. HY +ll(l9 O:lrnel' 106xlill. $29.SCU Hwy, &autJ Salm Woody's Whut AP pro x EV~ tn cme baudful J'rtd H. Genrlck. Uc. 21th St. Apt c Q.I. M4-«ill ua grad at.di want houte, 2 WALKER REALTY 87"':>$200 establilhed 6 )'1"1. 646-3523, 7131 Reward. ~ place meana -COIL 6'13--&Ml * Mt-2170 GEN'L Qeu.up, tl'ft "'"'· --thb' Gard<nll!I FREE EmMATE BR. m mo. AduJ'lll (IY{y. bedroom or equiv. ~ PRIME Corona Dtl Mar 673-7159 RED Vtiala. lhort i.tr. AM No lraMc Jll'Ohlema. PA110S •Patio Covers rototU, iradlnc, .prinkltrt, u......i • lnaurad MOD!RN DICOltA TOltS -Set! .. 2544 Nt"WpOrt Blvd., bkyd Jor 2 call $100. Ocean view Jot Not WNtt E1epbunlT to "Bran<b'". V1c-CdM, U801 Beach. WettmWt:a Room .Addlttoni, lJc. la.wna. baul'a. R •a a . CN M4-35U 537-.1<!9 -. 0..... m-4150 D11u -• -LIDt Rewml m-otlJll 531,1125 a:JCI -0----.;...;-,;;;.;=------~ I • l J! a 0 • 00 " = • j4 • • . • • . • . . • .. r --•• " . . •, ' -. I . • . . . ' ' • . • ' . -• . • ' . . . . • .. .. • -' , -• • ' • FOUR CONVENIENT OFFICES OUR FAMOUS Here's How Y'Oll Con Use TO SERVE Y'OU 0.. ,_, Dhne=A0 Une1 e NEWPORT BEACH .... 2211 llalboo Blvd. e COST A MESA . . • • • .. • • • • • • 330 Wool lay e HUNTINGTON BEACH ..• 309 fifth Stl'Hf • -LAGUNA BEA-CH ••.... 222 FoNit-AY•nuo DIME-A-LINES e Iring lh..,. w mall them with __, cull f<o -ef'-·4 -nleftt offlcoo. • No c .... _..1.1 Adt Allewad e Each Item lllUll lie pricad with no Item over · $2.5 • EVERY'l\CINC mw;t Co, K'lliMORE auto m •tic maple couch makes into bed '''fisher $25, exceUent con- $2.$, ·matching: rocktt SU. 2 dltiOa. Sbop manual tor pltce secUOnal S:ZS, 2 TV 1 Triumph TR-2 and m-3. ss. {working) $25 each, portable Electric ltO\/e $3. Signature Stereo excellent _ condition 1u1omatic .waaher, excellenl $25, speakers $10, picture condition $25. 17" tire and frames $1.50 • $5, crib $10, wheel for 1936 Chevrolet $2. fotmi£a. tilonde comer !able 1200 ce Oat.sun engine par!a SS. lav.:fs mower $l.50, twin $2 to $25. 847-i115 h~bo&rd S3, ROlo broil $25, pot ty chair Sl.50, clothes and other smaller items 50c • $4. Saturday and Sunday 93! Hyannis PoM Dr., 2 IRON pe.tlo c~ Sl .50 each, small kitchen table metal top and drawer, very nlce S4.50. 536-8296 25 GAL fish taNc $150 5 pl T.V. 'W'Dl'ka good $20 Studio Sx4S'nJRDY,grffnpa!nttd 1966 YAMAllA 25(kc ptrta: ANTIQUE Ortental fish tank $3 Pump n Heater c:oudl, &'OOd coodiUon S15 9icnk: tabl~ with ~ wheels with. tlret $Z ~ firtlcrttn $5 Mm'• lh1rta thermometer 50c Filter 50c Cooch makts bed UO Maple attached $8 ee.cb. Yarde and $25. Ff'ndttl $25. Motor 50c Ladles d~ $1 Old Portable electrlc"beater SS. bed, just bed S5 Call after 6 yards d. filb netl11)£ for Pft,rt111 $W25. Other parts jewelry~. Toys :?Sc--t3. 4 hook throw f1ii•. $1 to S3 Sund~ or Monday .. 64i-1131 decoration SS . $2:1. 642-2841 $2-$25. 546-0269 Antique scale wtth wights Cleat of dra~ers S:20 Coif~ G EN ER AL E I e ctr I c i,s POODLE . 'ii Cocker pup-OONCORD uapes for Jfllies, $7.50 Car cool.er, used orice table SlO End ~e .$10 refrigerator with 1'eezing pies, 6 Wtt:k& old $5. S4CH!i5T eating. You pick. Brin&: $.) Autfque d1shea 10c-SS. Table lamp SlO 'l\v1n orange compartment. Single door. Large bamboo bar $15 bed spreads Mi rach. TV $5. Work& &ood. $25. 646-9539 BID $25. Dresser $15. Divan lugi. S2.50 lug. 548-4890 Fol.din& table, $15 Designer 642-1522. 4'* Ford Rd. C.M. S25. 2 portable: clothe• BUNNIES, mat11 brfedl $1. clothes SS-SIS Bov' bike DIVING boa.rd $1S Plywood clccets $10 and $8. Fo&toria 546--9965 ' • , ' GIRL'S bicycle $12 Pair cabinet SS Garden tools 50c d'"" ·~ R ·~ Lam almost new $25. Qllldren • ~wer doors t15 each. 7 18" ..,.,es ....,. Ill -· ps DOUBLE dl'elllE'I' wi1h large clothing 1Qc-.50c Antique X 36" concrete 1tep stonet1 Pressure tank $2. Com· SL Desk $6 Electric mixer 1 · ·~ "THE Driver UM" 14" J-1.D. 5T 0tEV trans 1tlck ~ aahn! saw $22.50. 4" kol.nter Black Oorvair buckets 125. S25. Motor and 1tand for New black no& beedllner, j same $10. Small hanelntt doors and station wtQoW cabinets Sl.50 et.Cb. Small b&Ck 18.l $25. Hunt flcio.r: pleces ol fcrmica covered ahilt and Unkq:e Sl7.50. 11.akebof.l'd, make a: o o d Oiev V8 rebu.llt S25. Oiev V! tumih&re 1Clpl 2$c • s1. 1957 needs work $10. Rlnw !l Olds: $25 for 'enatne $25 for chrome and tires 2 •Iida! transmiu.ion, body and $20. 2912 W. Coawt HWy. wheela. Unfinished heed· Space 9, Newport Beach hoarck n eacb. Playpen $2. BABY food jars le. 842-'lJM--·,. Craftsman mokling cutter set SS. l>t6 KlllYbrooke Lane, C.M. near Harbor and ....... Hllf\L &'h. REDWOOD lawn fumiture 3 pieces $25, lamps, pain~ Oll> clocks S25 each. Old and SS • .$15, coUtt table, 2 end aritlque dishes lflc to $3. tableg S5 eaC'h, bed frames, Pf'Vo1er and silver trays 50c new children's c I o the a, to $3. Pictures ind p~ture many other b&rgf!ina IOc to ir•me& 25c: to $3. Antique S25. 10411 Pua Dr. Jf"B. near btittons and jewelry 5c to S3. Garfield and Brol*:burst. Old chairs, one ~ two of s 962--4596 kihd Sl _each. Typewriter ':5· Oi==RO=M~E~d~in-"'1.,,_•-. -4,-c7ba-,~.,.. Tfpewnter stand S6. Quilt S2S 7 foot couch lCocoaJ bifcks and patterns $2. Ball~s $25: good old Admiral T.V. oli rug rags, al\ Sl. Rug $5. $25 cofftt table S 1 5 T&Qle lamp and shades SI to mi~ellaneous wares lOc 1~ Sl. Crock jars S1 to S5· Old Sl , 25 pieces ca re f u 11 y boulei 50c. 50S 131.b St., lielected seasoned woods for Huntington Beach violin making S25. 545-4326 pressor $1.50 Electric lamps $3 Cha' si 50 Oiahes 35c V ate glus m1nw +M>· shutters 50o-$S B r a a s SIS or S2.50 each. Electric 7Sc each. Ignllloo coll meler .. ~ 1.l'd · · 1 0 · Bookcue headboard, frame, shelves $2 Kitchen cha.ltt: SS fan $3. :f.tapk:e snack tables S1 We preserver St Acrylic n.ists an p.irees c • mattrea and box sprina:a Pk:ture frames 2 Sc -s 3 SlO pair, Deer antlers 50c plastic sheets 25c each. GI.use& lOc. Sat-Sun. 161 $25. ~ m. good condition. Mira.chord record player $5 Lawn chair 50c 2 air ma t· Tesla tranMormtr $ 2 , 5 O Broadway C.M. 548-3655 Sun lamp 50c Wicker table tresses fl each. Records 5c Electronic tubes 2 O c -$1 . ANTIQUE glassware 50c • CLO'IlfF.S: Men's slacka JS. Sl5 Wldter chaif-.$3 Lampt; CMd lable $8. 64~1624 2848 646-0063 110. Silver and china 2Sc • Sl each. Antlquo N•-~ C t ' ""' "'A-tbluft f0..42 long S2 • ss. Women's .--.. """' a a.,...,.,,_ · $17.50. Primitives SOC • $5. each. National r~-K_.jc ·-' bl ll GAUGE single 1 h o t and teens~ dl'HleS $2.50 • ~ "t"' OBLONG M..-e dinette ta e shotgun Sl5 Rifle, 30 3 China set $12. (])airs and $5. skirts $l, formala $25, magazines 25c. 2755 E. $20 Four matching padded British Enlleld S25. 54()...999() tables .$4..50 · $25. Handmade coat.a $2.50, suits $3 • $5. 12-Coast Highway, rear, chairs S4 each. Good coo-lace•, shawls, linl!Dll lOc • Co-na del ·~A~. Sat •·-, CHECK it'll: ..... ..: 14·I6. 2512 Oiff Dr. Newport ,., .. _, '"""1 ...... ditlon. 642-5624 protector -· ~wan $5. Ancient crazy qullt flS. Beach IOAM to 5PM 21.. PHn,cQ COl'LllOle TV, headboard S4. Car batteries Mirror $5 • SZ5. Picture BOX Sp~ $.1.0 solid Maple cabinet, 1·15" S6 Bunnies Sl. 540-9990~ frames 50c • $3.50. Music 64 YAMAHA 80, complete ex-2 2 r each portable TV, both need TWO $300 hand woven and stand $15. Sat S.S. 910 w. cept engine plus near new l.:O~R=~~""'-c.-,-.,.,.-~--,,= work, both for $20. Pair new braided \'>'OOI rup S25 each. 19th, C.M. 300 x 16 ~ $25. 548-2069 TIRES. Various sizes *-SB· au!o heed rests. n e e d S70 portable p r o .i e c t Io n GORGEOUS full 1 e n rt h USED carpeting, 65 yards for 548-87U. 682 Con g r e l!i a , brackets SJ. Small boat screen, $19. Entire record yellow bridesmaid dress, $15. 4 curved aectionala SlS C.M. ll'ailer wheel and neoN inner library, near new SS albums . ll U 'th t h each 2 white vinyl couches 1 R.A=R=E-Chi=.,~k-..,,-~S1~0$~t2~pa~~ tube S5 N-· •hild's biko r-n •4n .A.... h ... • .. ·-·ood me · w1 ma c ng · . · • -' .-· ~d ~ 40.":"' r,,w.d heaCpiece a steal at S2S SlO each. 2 double mattrel56 64.2-3263 graining wheel and bracket ecrator oor wt e, ' · and 00 · SlO b !====~~~-~~ WOODEN sv.ivel desk chair. BRASS fireplace set. com-SOc. Kitchen utility table $25. Antiques:' Delft and Wooden archery wall rack x apnngs eac · REDWOOD 6' picnic table, 2 good condition S 12 · S 0 · pl.ete S19.50, J 1peed pedestal with electric outlet $2. TV Mei&san china $ 5. $ 2 5. $5, Maple pl.ate rack lovely 776-4693 benches S20 Orild's picnic r.tl.sc~Uaneous wooden chairs GE fan S18.50, portable elec· roUaround stand SI.SO. Elec-Pewter ipieces s 1· st o for den $22. 2 pontoons for REFRIGERATOR GE ex· table SlO Redwood planters $..\ each. Extra I a r gt tric heat~ $8.5(), typi.al chair tric ~corn popper Sl. Anti· Cranberry glass $3 Luggage building on a raft. Ideal for cellent condltion S :JO . $2 Trellis '2 Boy's bike SIO dqghouse $15. 962-3752 $9.50, metal serving cart, que stuffed chair SS· 3 table $4 Clothing, very hippy, S1· ttle bay $20. 546-3341 Kitchen range ''Magic Tape recorder, 25 tapes S20 BOY'S 26" bike, 2 yn old, table $13.50. large aluminum lamps $3 each. Cactus $25. Small antique table, BOY'S suit, size 38, 5'1". Jt'1 Chef", old faahioned $10. 6" c:herrywood fireplace s·u.· 494-6721 roaster $7.50. all in good plants lOc • 50c. Wooden need& repair $6: Decorator completely ivy leagUe with Divan, modem, 9eats 4 $5. mantel $25. 1909 Federal, condition. 19361 Brookhurst sewing cabinet 75c. Ceramic clocks S8 each. Today and matching vest rreen $25. 835-4978. 849 Garnsey, Santa C.M. 2 fV picture tubes $2 ea. Sp. Il6 dishes 35c. Gallon outboard ton:iOl'row. Must Move. 2~00 546-3341 Ana l.G"u=IN~E"A'"'p;g."·-.,._-cLon-g~hall-~. """'.i Olairs 50c ea. 494-8660 fuel in container 25c. 1312 Un1veralt)' Dr, icrooa: the TYPEWRITER, Underwood SMALL formica table and 4 Peruvian guinea pigs .$4.. LAST Call • orange wing 2 COFFEE tables $5 and $7, W. Balboa Blvd. Apt 7, N.B. street lrom new YMCA, portable, &ood condition $25. ch . .$15 542-4072 And . 642_5919 ctlair SIS. 16' wood ex1ens.ion corner atep table $ 1 2. 67l-4358 Newport Beach. 548-5107 airs · cages . El...ECI'RJC Ice c r e am treeze:r SS, ft2W Dunoan Hlnes food cutter $5, teapot $2, atudent desk $2, slot car $15, catcher's ball glove S4. twin spreads S2 each, futl apread S2, baby gates $1 each, lamps Sl .50 each, in. tant seat $1, 1wing SOc, bird cage SOc, two dictaphooes S4 each, aterilizer 50c, laundry cart SOc, !team iron $3, can- dy dish SI . model car 25c, insect torches and sprayer 50c, Starmite earner• $2, fire starter lelectric) $1.50, aquarium tilter U .50, book 15c, ho6teas set $1, to.n pillows 75c. 00·2290. UNICYCLE, Good condition SI5. 673-856.3 LUGGAGE Carrier, like new $15 Box springa and mat· tress $10 2 coUee tables $10 each. ] end table no Chair $10 ~2237 1WIN Matlri!ss and springs, good condition $1 each. 54~1764 ladder $12. New dolly buggy 842-6730 58 PONTIAC, good engine Black and white rabblta 50c , COX slot car $10. Cox Mark 4 OLD But trusty Philco apart· $4. 11 x u while nylon rug s25. Parts only S 1• S2S. 53 546-8693 55Sl02 DOOCo R1 Chevbodyports 25Sl· controlled SJ. 548+9676 mcnt siu refrigerator $20. SIAMESE Kl 1 t en•, Seal. El . loth .. _. KING size paddcd headboard . mp ete s . ·•·-S25 "-A" .,...,,. i»ints. Bluepointe, H 1 d SlO. ectric c es ... .,er and spread $20. sewing Chev, parts only $1 • $25. 55 WROUGlfl' Iron table, 4 Front seat $10. Rear seat 10 SPEED 27" bin.o · ,,...,....,....,., shots $25. 546-8858 $15. (11Q..220) wiring. Puppet machine cabinet $10, wood Metro S1 ·SS. 55 Metro good chairs $25. 390 Ogle Apt D, $10. '56 & '56 windows S2 Gu itar SlS. Caravelle, 2lp;~AP""ER"'°'aa""'ok;:-;:book>=:;::--;20o:;!o=,~s"1 stage $2. Bird cage and folding chain 75c each, engine and transmission cut oH Tustin ' each. '56 rear wndow $6.''62 piece fins, size 8-9~ $5. Fire screen $25. J 1 O SIAMESE Female Sealpoint, ~~cx!1· t~;as:::.: drum ta.ble S20, upholstered down for Dune buggy $25 for DRESSERS, 5 drawer Sl2· Corv1ir bucket seals S25 548-0496 Femleat, CdM . OR 3-%68 ~Had shots . S 1 5. $7. Work bench $4. Light r ocking ch air $10, motor. S2S rest of buggy. 60 S18. Maple corner unit 3 each. & rear set $10 Corvair BED, complete with bead-9-12 or 2-4 bar, 4 bulb, $3, Patio chairs upholstered chair SS. Argus ~k, P~~d only ~la· !25· pieces S25. Match i 'n g pick1.1p heater $15. 14" & l~:· board, boJ1 i!ipring, mattress rn=~u~IT~LESS"°"'°"'M""ul~be--,M"y,--,~h-od~e-1 PET Cages, all wi~, 36 x 24 2 for $5. 400 Pirate Rd. N.B. C·3 camera $25, table lamp He ights jus~1'0u Newpo~~ bookcue with 2 drawers SIO ~ wheel.~ i:s each. 13 · S25. Wei suit S7. 548-3515 trees 8' tal1 in tub SIO Pair x 24. $15 546-8858 646-3079 $5, sewing machine S20, full Blvd. ' Girl's bike, 24", SIO. Child's 14 an~ 1S tires ~-$5. l· 3 SPOCD girl's bike $5. 20 in. of boxwood 5 gallon can UTlLITY Air conditioner S25. 2 cmLDS trik .. $5 Md "· hoop t.lip $3, crib 18, mat--c==,,..,7>==c.c-~ Golden book Encyclopcdia 5.60x 3 59 Hillman tire and lk $8 2 5 · $2 50 each 401 Cabrillo Portable Jiermea t--writer •' 7 WEEKS old Boston T · wtieel $5. 2-.15" chrome ch boy's b e · x mir-· · ' ,..,.. Ladies Schwinn S7, 4 tress SS. infant walktt $1, erricr S3 Tape recorder SS Black wh 1 . h 815 15 ,,__ ror $8 Material 25c • 50c. Corner Tustin, C.M. S25. Cherry wood double carseat St. baby plaatic tub puppies S7 each. Ham radio coffee table SJ Platform t!C s wtt . x .... ca . $1 Boy' headboard with frames 425. childrm's play chairs 50c 75c. Sit and Sun. 962-4145 receiver $25. Radio tras for rocker $3 IHgh, chair S3 SIO eech. Complete '57 Chev Glassware 50c • · s HYDRANGEA, Red 35c East· 24 x 40 Maple Nick Nack each, skis and poles $1.50, 2 same $25. Camper ice cooler Plastic breadbox yellow 51k rear end $20. Corvalr 2 clolhin& 25c ·.50c. Pole lamp em violet& 35c Fuchbias 35c panel Shoji screen S 5, WEDDING dreea size 10, veil SS. Boat windshield $15. lM Ice crusher SI Qi.r radio s2 speed tra11t1miMion $20. 875 $1. 32I8 Mrnnesota Ave., and 1Sc Queen Palm 25c shell $25. 548-9518 prefer toealer SS, wafllec iron $1. each $25. G.E. electric wax-inches long) Utility Pickup 548-4903 · w. 17th St., Bldg, a, Cost• Costa Mesa Variegated ivy iu pota a5c ;;"""..-c~"'-·n~.,o--· .,,----~- 646-1436 er $15, draw dt'apes, drapes bed ladder raok on top S25. BATH tub SlO Naugahyde Mesa. BED for small ipet. Ha.a door and 45c Geraniums ~ ~d PINK Dinette 9e'l with 4 Ty PEW R 1 TE R Smith 50c to $15, copperwate $1 to 1052 Palisades, Santa Ana chair S5 2 end tr1b!es SS ea h. RUG $20, Good condition. and top that c106f's SJ. 4S5c Tul be~~-begonias 45c chairs, good condition $25. Corona R~lt f'Wl5 like $3, brus clock, sconces SIO, Heights, just oU Newport Waffle iron $S. Coming Floral pattern in cameo 536-7481 ucc~ enls .loilL" and 45c. ~1 646-4052 nl'W'S25. :,48-TIS!; Blond wiglet $7 .50, lronlng,l oBl-;;;vd~-===,_,,--,-~ Ware Coffee pot $5. Hand design. Tones of itrey MODERN matching living ~abnllo St., comer Tusnn, ;"°"'-'o::;;::--;l~tk~~-;;-1.-~J'l~g~,~.-w caddies with casters n .so 2 FIRE.STONE tires, cheater hooked "'"s Sl-S. Hand mix· greena, tan, off white. .....,..m •ha'-. b •au ti f u 1 C.M. puzzles lOc -J5c House ANrlQUE trunk $10, D\:l!l'cy· and $5 .. ~ ~ 1· k 9 50 • -«< "IOI ~oo. W ·-• •• , m ....... mu"u, more, sics . x 14 SIO. 673-0087. er and sharpener $5 Large .....,....., · """,,.,rra ay 'al $10 ch 2ST6 SCRAM LETS cleaning supplies 35c--$1. ~~e :::·a:~c1°ric,~;: call day or evenings 842-4349 2202 Oceanfront, N,B. rear. cofft'fc' table S20 Pots and BABY bed $10. Car •eat S3. ~:!~~lnster A::. 'c . M. • Records 25c • $1.50 2 Elec- f¥Sional magic tricks lOc • WONDElR h<ne hobby horse GAS range, apt size $25. pans 25c-Sl Singer sweeper Tape ree<a'der $15. tbollling 646--0997 tric shaven S.2. and ss. 2 ru. 2!l, and moJ'e neat goodies~ on atand $5, mlcror.cope Oee.n. 548-338'l s.5 Compact sweeper with 5c·S5. Vacuum SS. Sat & ·• ANSWEIS fle cues, hold 8 each, S5. small S2.50, goose neck desk =-=-~-;-'------attachments $25. 2121 Sun. 920 W. 18th St., c .M. GIRL'S 26" bike lJS. New . • .each 2 Radios f.!. and $.4. 5009 River Ave. N. B. 1WO tennis racquels with Orange Ave CM loam camper mattress 54 x . · ' ' Sol .1 642-9<fil lamps $1 each, larii!:e G.E. presses, both for S2 5. '°"'=""~--'-· ~·'--·-~= 'IWO bikes $6, SS. Con-M J25. 4.19 inch wheels SS Tiptoe -Sense -Women -a Pl lows 25c -$1. mixmaster 8 speed SS, metal 673-5980 LARGE nat top trunk S3.95 tractors tools S1 ·$5. Vanity each. Axle, springs. wheela Parody -SPONSOR Upholstery remnants 25c·S2. WHlR.LPOOL Im Peri 8 l wrought iron woodbasket $3.1 8;;1;;MM"'ON=~s--.,.t---nd~"--Dresses, size 10 and 12. SCJc. dressel' $12.50. Coffee and and t-~·· to make 1 .... ,,, Too many 1V dinners Dishes and kitchen utensils washing machine. Works ma! resa a ...... x Sl 2029 A · s San nd -~-·-1~ 12 536-'}103 l-1.B. ......,..;" 125 F 00 h d · cac1a I. ta e table $5. Double bed ..... ,,, SlS. _ B•k-, C.M. might cause a wife to Jook "" -.50 Bealrly supplies ' ... o S25. 673-lq~" 0'~ u,g · rame a t>a . A H . ht ' h f S20 0 k 112 ~· ""' ""'-12 · 1n>.1. 3 LEATHER chairs SI each. boattl SlO. Dishes 1:1 n d na eijl! s. wit rame · es · and ~ ... S3 21 .. tor a new SPONSOR. ~ -· Shoes 25c -$3. Eifu'RIC atove $25. Twin Numerous bucket seats $3 glasses, 5c • l5c. Ladies POI;tTABLE typewri ltt $25. Comer table SS-. Apt. s!ze GOLF cart V<"f> • LOVABLE Formica counter J x 8 SlO. · Com· book• t941 to , .. ,, 13 stove $18.50. Anuque Min-Black and whHe Hottman AKC l"t'glstered Pictures and tra-A· Sl .• slle spring and mattress pair. Ford floor shift $5. skirls and to"". size 14, 50c. ..., l1 •= one yo3" old d•••h"nd '" ··-,.. •••h. ""I•·>·.,·,-1-. Old nesota aewing machine, nice T.V. SlO. Scooter · ~ <L>'.. " wan.., 12. Aug. 1•11 S•t. 2p-•pm SlO. Drapes $10, $25. 40' hall Hurst Oievy floor shift $10. $2. Boy' jackets $1 • and $2· .. .. '"' ... , .. '" "" t k b d ~ "~ -·t•hlo ,.~ng mo•hm·• cabinet $23. Hot plate S7. Col .. mbiaOr.CM. 0 m&e some o Y's Sun. 10•rn ·6pm 3007 rug and pad S20. 9xl2 gray 4:ll Oievy rear·end Sl5. 543-4984 ,,..,. ~· .. " hildre happ shag SlO. Film editor S7. Numerous V..S Ford motor AM"''·FM~~ra::-:;di~o-an=d"in~t,-,-,-0m-. 125. Portable quartz Health Stromberg..Carlsor_i radio WASHER $25. Dryer $25. ~Pebbln ,, f• my n::;ief is Femheath, O::ISta Mesa \\'omen's clothes, size 8-lO, parts Sl. SS. 2 shop tables 2 speakers $25, Sem~hand Lamp S2S Commod<! chair coNOleS15,2ct'latra $Tpr.2 Trmk with drawers $25. mefor~'atp~~~ or ELErrRJC Cement vib $25 S'.? · SlO. Household items i5c S2 each. Early American tied blond wig, ne.vecr worn new, $25. ~2529 ' old · Sailing prints 1 $ 5 • Overstulled chairs SS. $10. Shaft and tamper S2i Table •s 8 nd Ol · C Refngerator (cross top S25. S"•· ... -S2• $3. Toy•, ..__, •• KENMOR.E M. Mglo $5. FT-• S::t. 49.t-9374 rug ~ · ra new ymp1c $20. Junior chair S2. Pull l·llLD'S desk S20 Sectional 2622 B Santa Ana Ave., Cos-., .. ...,...~ LlllVl"I ch Pr al t .. ,r disc belt sander S25 Motor U~DERWOOD port ab I c bar bell weights Sl2.50. 4 down dining room fixture S2. SlS Chairs SS and $10 Dlnelte ta Mesa. (Please park In 50c • $5. Rolling 1V stand . ov1nc1 cof ce table, $20 Portable 3" belt sander typewriter with case Sl5. ban:,' 1Fdoc$5d ,.,;,F ~eto.r kand Police officer's I e at he r le set S25. Comer case $10 street) 645-0890. Sat and Sun S3. Trayless high chair S3. hke new $17. 646-4060 S25 Ca!e and belts S20 Kenmore tank v 8 cu um mani ~-49 a'.oo 1°" .. ~~c ·: goods, basket weave SlO. 3 Stack Tables and bookcase S.6. Child ~k no. L.a.m~ $3. WHIRLPOOL Automatic 2 Portable 100,000 BTU apace cleaner $6. Dish mastC"I' dish ~~~~a1ic =smi;sio~ = 1~~ ~~e~Ta:l~~ SIO 646-4 731 C.M. . BED divan, new olive fabric ~ speed washer, G.E. electric heater $25. Motor $ 2 s. '?WIN naugabyde bead· boards, bei&e n5. White rotaey sewing machine atilt cr.binet S2S. Hendricks cop.. per bird cage $.50. Wedding dreu, nylon l•ce over !¥: ·· feta size 14, $25. 26 inch Ne Huffy. $25 each. 961J.2520' :•i · ANTIQUE Birdseye Maple dresser S25. Min'or $15. Bookcase i.ilelves, llghtwood small metal slide $1.5&. Metal adjustable iron boalV $3.50. Tdcycle $8.50. Tobot· gan SM. Skis $5. Sha<fOsi./ box, good for jewelry no: Coffee t8'ble $5. Yarn 25': akein, Small size shoes ~ 50c pa.Ir. Turntable $10. Set · ol 3 Chinese hooked rugs $20. Saturday·Sunday only: 10 AM 4 PM. 496 E. l9dl , C.M. DOGHOUSE, ,r e d w o o.d medium size SS. 543-6842 - VOIT tether hlill and ~ duty pole, playground site, like new cost $22 will aeU for $8.,,....,,. MAGNESIUM "E.T." rims '. 14", * regular prlcec $25 '.· e&Ch, Shetland rug sham. pooer with 6 brushes ns .. Cosco 3 tier utility c ·~; white with wheels $ 3·, Brunswick wooden pool ~e. ; brand new, with car • case S lO, Drafti~·i equipment: 2 boards with)' -! squares 1 ; Sl.50; 1 • $3.SQ, ... · drawing pen set in Cm,. , 10ale $10, compuse1 $1 each. Triangles and Fren(:h '. , curves 25c each. SU-1636 .:. ·" DINING room set, Da.nill;i: ·: modern, hardly used; r table $25, 4 chairs $'7.;,a · each, two Dani.sh modetn end tables $10 e • c Ii,. ~ matching coffee table t&J. ~ "Neva·Ma.r." 536-7986 : • • l.1APLE captai:i's chair wlfu . pad SIO. Collee table $25. Lamp table S20. Large foot stool and pad Jl5. Pair b -~ · lamp& $5. Bookcase $ . Rattan 1'ldaht chair '19-- 646-"1!163 I ' NEW Garcia Rod $13. Good troll rod s10. BaJt rod S7 • a foot jig rod plus jigmutt reel Sl8. Garcia light Marlin · rod S25. Pen Mater Mariner full 20 H>. Dacron $25. Small spin rod and reel t9. • 673--0357. After 3 p.m. ,•, , r ELECTiRJC Golf carts (2). : Need work, $25 e•ch .', 673-7229 • " 2 SURFBOARDS SS each. 613-3256 11' x 128 DINING canopy $15: · Coleman 50 lb. Ice box 418..,5 • gallon gas can with hold'e-r : Sit 2 wood car racks ~ : 642-5366 -- 1ra.sher $14. S.T. radio clock $25. Nu merous 352 For_d Lane, Costa l\!£'88 WHITE aluminum awnings. 7 $25. Rocker and stool Sl6.50, 2 MATOllNG green twin d~er, both ell'cellenl COil· Garden sprayer SS Tow $3. Toast master toaster molar PQrts n S 5 , ft SlS e~ch. 121 5 ft. SlO Bed frame s2.50. Coffee couches $25 each-Melching dn!on $25 each. 545--6275 chain $4 Model A engine S25 BOAT "Ice O.est" S feet S2.50. 6 electric alarm clocks Numerous 57 and 58 Ford TRUNDLE bed $I5. Bunk e~ch. Firescreen and itn· table Sl.50. 642-8171 end tables $10. 4510 W, SAN Juan Mission scene Accessorie:& $25. Bear trap long, 10 n11! ue ·gr 0 0 t/ F. bed d Slo 4.9 •·a d Rd 11 N '--outside, insulated inside, 2 . $5. All brass 2 way tloor body parts S1 -$3. 548-7037 · no mattress SI5. Twin C~~s57"" 2an """ war · DINLTl'E table $20 6.chalrs Balboa Blvd., N.B. 673-6865 painting on monk's cloth. · ew nearing sound drain, SJ8, 646-42ll •·mp •od •hodo. B••"-·m I ~=~~--,~-~~~ headboards SS. Clean hide.a. I ==~~~~-~--~ ,. ·~ Sat S25 Water col-""intin· g device $5 Large ...,,.be S6 "' u'""" T\VIN beds S15 each. New bed s~ K $15 Dark room equipment S7 FIAT, nins. Aa ""....,,,, · · "' ,,... · "'"J" KALART 8 scale $2. 3910~ Otannel Pl. ""· ilchen table, 4 BOY'S Schwinn StingrBy S25. Sl5 Chest of drawel'S S5 onl u ·.30. 5 PM . 64&-Ill'l basket of flowers, framed NeoN comm nails l0,20.30D MM e d I to r lipread $5. Typewriter SIS. 2 cha irs S'lO. Recliner $7.50. Girl'a 20" b•'ke $8 G•'•I'• 24" Y 115 • "d.,_ lOc lb ....__di Ing viewer-splicer like new NB e!'ld and collee tables, light, ' Bookcase SS Wrought iron 1 1 S25 ....., Ut:'T back rush seat · .,...., e sew · · ooch ,.3_ •1,.1, $5 eaoh. T. V ta.ble S2. T.V. sland Sl. bike $12. 8081 Yorktown, bookcase 15 Oeok $5. Floor 'IWIN beds, comp e e . arm chair $20. R 0 ya 1 ma c h f n e $15 Kelaey $8.50. 5.16--\W17 2-BURNER elec. hot-plate .. " Trombone $25. Hoov e r H G ~7898 h et YollCni fonruca al · 15" .. ~-1 11 DOUBLE bed ,_, mat~-·. n nd M I t bl $15 M. ' · · ....,,... _..,,I·-Sl. "-·~1, bed ••s. ea.c s · Doultoo pitcher, Stog-·h um1num ... ,~ s 0 "'"' u·~-S29: portable elec. rotisserie ou ap e a e · 1r· cleaner SS. Bicycle $10. 2 .,.., ~.... uvuu .. d t -l. • r g e c..."""" Art I 12 ~·b'" b I ror $5. Broiler $5. Steam TALL round birdcage $3 6 x 8 chartreuse rug $10 9 x inette se ~""· .$15 6 bottle caster set, 1 bot· eue uvu ~ arre dresser and mirror, chest Sl$: small P 0 r 18 b 1 c iron $3. Suitcase SJ. 4 x 6 bucket scats $25. Antique Large turke" platter Sl 12 brown rug S7 TV cabinet Frigidaitt $20. Blue sec-Ue misaing, year' 1878 $20 gun S25 .410 gtln $20. 38 125 each, 2 youth beds and t""~iter S4: ......... l"V'T' wall rocker SIS. Console radio ' 1 S25 h Hoove~ elec-I ot 115 135 " tt no h ff .rr -··-~,..... rug S3 646-4072 Large laey·SU!an Sl T.V. $2 Typewriter stand $3. t1ona eac · • Paintcd f('Qther picture of Pat . 1i.fle ammo ma resses eac : co et laOlp s7: elec. hand mixer •. 1~R.O" TV 19 ,··-h l20. Sl5. SmaJl round table SS. stand S3. Wooden camp cots Decorative wall clock S7 tric broom $5, Dressers S2 ............. glazed and fram-.1 Sl.50 box. 44-40 10: rd 7.65 table $5, bookcue $5. dine~· $91, 2 metal tr""S aoc each ... v •v '-"' .... Wonder horse for kids. 5,q w ........... t:<.1 t t bl 00 4 """'-SU -54" with mattress S3 each act. 2 Cedar chest $10 Chenille ell(:h. 6T.Hi244· ...., · SlO liand paint· .. Milk gta•• Para-Pistol S4 bo:11. 38 auto e a e a Ul<W• • 54 .. 2889 AM·f'M radio $5. Fur stole, v-1050 n1 -o"" ,,.., .. -,,==--~-,~=~ yd. 54" brown be I g' bed•preads 75c each. Balboa Blvd. Balboa banquet lamp, b•-191L '4 box. New clean rod kits 1 ~~'-"'~·::..,~-----cape style S20. Studio couch MOVING t cli \" k -• CHILD 'S pedal car $3, Doll rover, new ST. BeauHful · mus s · -.or upt'lolstery fabl1C SI Sewing Chrome bread box $2, 10 fl SHORT blonde wig $20. Black high, 27~ to top of chimney, Sl.50-$3. Sat only. 1572 Indwi 12-VOLT Stereo tape pla)'<'!r crib Sl . Wood play tahlC' S2. t'l bowl bench S25. Outdoor lights box 50c Small lamp 50r venetian blind S8 Like new wig, Dip length S 2 O. electrifiOO S25. German pur· behind S.A. Count?)' Club $25, 4 tapea each SJ, Ml!lal doU-high chair 75c. punc set S 1 O · Sl .50 · Sl4. Antique scalp Rollaway SJ Old portablr TV aerial S5 Patio furniture I spee.ker el trow· 1.2-.' .J. C'lo!bing~. shoes, purses 11,-AotiQ"• cl k ~ 50 · Westingh~ toaster. never pie uster flowers, 7 In bowl LAPIDARY Polishf'r with lll-F1 .;, ,"',. t•pe'",,,.t 11~:"k' < Tricycle S2. Vac·u-oorm S\. · " oc 9 ••· • sewing machinl' St 19&1 SI each, Brand new slkle ,......-... SlO. Guitar S20. $4.50. 418 Femleaf, CdM. rtQtor 115 w ...... -.t 1-1..,, ~ , -· St-ll•• S4 . Ba' •loot 7".-. jewelry 25c • S2. Beddin~. S25. New bed frame 15. M _, A C "1 "'toe Sl 50 T••lo tot IJ ..,,.....llt:\I '""&" "'" """' . 12 .~ boo•· h < •u ' '"' towels. curtains 25c • S.1. Lam S onrovia ve. ·" · · ~ r · l-lollywood bed $10. Old SKIN-ONER'S Paddle board 28". 75c eact'l. Tools 2Sc-S2. ~. SIU! ...... "' ....._ ' T.V. stand 50c>. "As is'' T.V. Vases. dishes, v.·all d ......... ,. n-.•·PI 9. 4 bar 6tools $25. DOUBLE kltchm si~~. Recking hor~ $1 SblP ""'"'h$5."A.t. 11349 Ch k 1 ,_ ~s V1VM voltmeter $20, ne~-·_: ss: Credenza iable $2.50. ~...... our.lf\case SS. Rat rage S2.50. board sz. Vaporizer S1 ........ -rw-Y Sl5 Sink and stand for un g ass, roe,.,, --.-1 t)1)e plicypen $5, 4 foot rouM .; 54L 2847 lions 10c • $1. Records, Guinea rplg cage $2. Books, e:iccellent rondition $ 7 . j 0 Hamster cage S1 Wicker dog SEWING cabinet and table trailer or camper Sl5. Good Assorted mlrroa S I -$to formica table top S ~ : ' ' books 10c • SI Sat all day, toys. infants . ct'llldren'a • 646-211Xl h«I Si 4 water skis S15 Life S15. 644-2024 TV $.25 .45 automatic. brass, African viole1s 2 5 c -T 5 c aluminum picnic JU. g S2, 8I41 .,.,' BltfE, girl's Stingray 20", Sunday aflemoon, 1:i9 7 adults clo!hin, 5c • 12.50. RUC d 30 44 d $12 d · -' & ---> Ma.,. · II kind! Sc SI, <~ """ n,· .. .,,,·d· Pl. C.M, ._.2879 ' pa • oz, Y 5 · preservf'r 50c Bowling boll 4 SPICE '''k' ~ oach. Me-e-pnmi.v c\c,........, 3c 30-.,az.ine1 , a Deerfield Drive, Hunti""lon ,. · ........-"""" ~ ~ .,..,..... Plants in rt'dwood tub• 12 • 646-2105 ""'I'-30 • 50 b' "· each P ket 1........i.. 3 f OK... ~..,, • $5 St'loes, slu 81,9. $2. tal li~lace basket Sl.50 · car 1ne brus oc;. • oc UJUP.a or""" Jk.e.ch. SJ&.2381, Saturday Is Your Ad in our classifieds? DIAL direct 642-5678, charge SlO. Cuptain'6 dcck C'h!'irs BIKE, amaUI S3 Youlh bed Culcmnn lantern s2. Record n __ .. ·, .. , .. LP •t•,_., & hi-fl 25c !"J46-7052 Girl's dt"f!55eS, size 10. 12, P.M. Scqnl!OC'le YIU! be lookin& for )'OUr ad, then sit back and $2. 356 Princeton Dr. C.M. $10 Pink padded toy box SS. collection 78'a, Sl5 \Vebster 2 ';;~ Many .ra~: IOc each. GERM.AN S~erd PUPii. 2Sc -$2. Girl's white jacket "PL'°"'U~M~B~[~N~G--,U~tunp-.c--.-p-ipo,-1·'° 11.iDlaJ 642.-5678 listen to the phonec ring! SOCK IT TO 'EM~ Small ml rocking horse Sl vol dictionary, like new $10 Books; p:iperbedts lOc Hard males $10 Females SS 20042 wilh hood, aize U . S4. waste littings, conduit IOc . Bathroom basin with !1ucet& Fi<"tion books 1Qc..35c C•r backs 25c Mahogany maga· Birch, Santa Ana Heights. Lamps 50c-42.50 l T 7 3 S2. Paint 25c. Sl. Dual wall I I I I ' I I I ~'!!..!..!.!l...'.::S~'I'~~~~~~'Z~~~~ • H Your Doily Adivily Guide M V According to '"' $Ion. V To develop messoge for Sundoy, read WOfd! con-npond1ng 1onvmbers of your Zodioc birth sign. I 8tutblnl 2C:0-. .. M , ..... •Good '"° ·-, .... ...... 9 8•blti IOY-'1 .,,.. 12 r.-ov ""' l4Whoi.. ""*" J6 For t7T~ 11 Soekil ""' """'" 21"" "'"'"" ~~ "'c.>o.w 261...,.,_ ,, ..... '"" 2fY., '°"""" • • $5. 471 Magnolia. C.t<.I. radio, 6 volt S.'i. Variable __ .. n AnME'im Ave., C.M. -Sat. hellter SlO. 78 RPM ;..i., box xine rack $1.50 n ...... ooreELLYBOARD,Jack'a s •-LADY K."mo -outomatt" speed motClf' $8. Boy's 3 2J6 ""· $15 Sin'·· ~ '" eo_ .. , >< -~ s~ 1n b'k sir. polisher 50c. 548-1 Wedgec Special. excel.lent ====-cc--,-=,--, ' >\.ll .,.....; ....... ""-VU washini.? machlne, gtlod con-•1-=..o ""w n 1 e :I BRONZE Dinette set with -4 equipment 5(lc • $2. Buick ditlon S25. Adj u at ab l ec Boy'5 bik<' S9. 2398 Redlands MUSKRAT coat, lull length, condition $20 545-2555 chairs $25. 838-4232 15" wheel.a and tires $2. ref'd lng !able ..., Litt\,. used Or. comer Stnta Is•bel. ·good condition to wear as is, DANISH Divan ir"ame $15 Bcich tubes 50c. Bea"h •• N p be -~~ tlal MICROFILM Camera $ZS. "" baby walker $5. 642-3690 _ · · or would •uu1 .. an G1s stove SIO Single beds Sl chairs, need l'K'Oller SOc. 48 YDS gray-c~rJ)et-S2S., SCOOTER SJ Steamer trunk •llowance on new coal S25, and $1. 15 gal aqu11rtum $15 ~~ --~:~$2(1 :.k~~ ~ Heavy f.lberglass SI yard. •ood _00·,u·on. 6-.o,9 $10 H_l·lf speakers S25 Com-Ladil'S dresses, ensembles. Pltypens $3 and $5. Crib' ~xy resin S2 gallon fbring • '" ·~ t1 ~-t discl $10 Coleman stove SlO · 1 merc1al mop S3. Pt1a;::le hlou'IC!i, sites 10 • , _. o Sl5 and SlO Ba thinl!llte Sil container). Roi ends hou&e" ORIGINAL oil paintings $5- $25. L and1c 1p es and seai;capes, Sizes 8 x 10. 9 x 12. 12 x 16. 12 x 24. 15 x 30. 16 )i 20, 20 x 24 and 24 :ic 36. One palleHe !mile seascape S2J, One buttrrlly 24 x 36 framed S2S. Somt ol the others are lnmtd. 531-JTI)J aflC'r 11 Sat Md Sun. Beam botllts-:-Y'alUes Sl·S25. Couch, modern $5. Gului r, Spontob $8 Comic -X..10c 340 N. Garnsey St. Santa Ana. 835-4978 COLOR Ban S2S. 548-3806 breakfast table S20 Mttplc $7, Shot."5. whitr high he('\s, Fe('ding table $10 Cradic Cartop ca?T\er $5 Slttping wire No. 12, 8, 4, l, SQc. s3' breakfast ch1irs $15. Gr!.'-9S SJ. Man's blue sult gs.40 and maltrt's.s S15 P1Jnt Sl a bag $3. iltobe llgbt parta S TV's for parts $2 ('llCh.· ci11.n column SW Washing $25. 548+1236 gal. ())Illa, 32 plCC"CI SIG Si.50 Electronic Par Is AM·FM rlld~ SS. Antiqut h. StO , kl 50c-420 Sa4 & Sun 141 PM ·~m, machl·-$5 T I mac 1ne wor ng DOUBLE bed, bookci se Te1mi1 racquet S5 Meat ·~ . oo a toosttrs $1 rech. Baby hcadOO.rd, natural •sh, ho~ .alk-er ST. Ell!ctric bean pot ml St. Ja.mcs Pl., Newpot1 lOc • $1. 2'285 Tustin Ave .. awing SS. Hand dryrr S2$. 2 al $5. Handmade quill 1,.,,,. SlO Beach. corner 15th St. C.M. : springs and mattress, met ~,... round s!ools S;i Infant s~at bed frame $25. Baby stroller Llneru. kitchen and btiby MATTRESS. Foam. 3 6 · ' RATl'AN cooch $10. Swedii Si "Potty .teR! :iOc. B•hy $3. Surft>oArd, 9.6 ••• sz;. ltm\S 15c-S3. Portable wide, 72" long, I" thick. modern couch SJ O "'°'cltt S:t Pot holdtt ruck Str«!t shoe akatea, .sl.r.e 4, stereo S25 Craft klls Sl, 339 Covered with beige-.whlle fu-covetable couches ~ St .1irden lools S!-$3. O'lr· H~mllton, C.M. 642--?SlS or licking. CUstom made as ch11lrs SJ • $10. Auiomttlc rui:.ated paper roll Sl Oak S2.SOcl '6 IJP TeCtJS2Sm~ g~ &fl-5597 pad for twin bfod. sJee-plng Washel'$ $10. 1lfJV dryer 110. chl\irs S5 t.1'1.ild '~ ll(V.'lnt cy e enf'ine · "3• ....... 8 Kitchen ttod dinlnr chalr1 SJ m.·"ine "'· Child'• doll• Lane. Ms..33.J4 GOOD Oathes, sizca 10 11.nd ._or ct1mplng, Cl:l6t $1 .95. ,.., .,_ .. _ "'' .., 12 Cl s&k; b t 1 Ntver used. $6. 501 Avenlda • "'· 1><:11a S2 • $5, St ... w And •nd toys Sl-$3. Food OOVf'f'I 2 SETS twtn .aprinp and · a ua ~ &ty ea. Lore:nr.o In tbt BI u ff 1 . gold psnel1 1ultable for wall 2Sc Bf"lge drapea SI Garden mattttSIC'I excellm condl-Designen lncludfd 1 re Ct"Weriri&, 32 ICIUart feet $3. W>le Sl He1tcr SS R•t wllh Uon S2S • ~. 56-7883 C.ecrg\a Bullock, Ade I c 644--0421 each. Dishes, books 10c -$1. clllgf' $1.50 Assorted platet S1mp10n, Abe Schrtdf'r. M. 6 MEN'S SU!ll, eood ccn-2285 Tustin A•e. C.M. ONE Inch Mltutoyo lOc.SOC Bird cage Sl Sand POLAROID ''Swlna;cr' Nlldler, Bill A tki n ton, dit!Qtl. con1~rvsllvc Studio Couef\ $10. T.V. SlO mlcrome1er, Clllrbkle Up~. box $1. 100 King Pl., N.a. ai.mtta. ~. uaed 000' Amalfl, Carlyle, Phil Rose. buaincu, t'lte 42 J•dcet, 34 x W&ll ~I"" Sl.-$2. 2 Odd nev~r used $JO Stand. wlth Sat· Sun 10-4 $12.50. 549-3185 ss to $20 Back &y area. 30 trwMn SS to Sts Bock night •t··•· ., • wheel• for outboard motor ... , I 23 ......... .., tac Sl. F.lcct.rolux v ll c u 11 m OAS relrlgen.tor, 11pt size. HIGH chair $5,. BM:hlnttte ST. 2318 Ro;.-u andt Dr. Of nl Bay llJ'M , ZJlR R«tland.s Dt, Ar!Uiclal f!O\.\'tl'I V nd ch••ner, cord winder and al· Rood CQOd,Uon SlO, 675-CS83 Ponacrib SIO. WantAtAt $3. St. &ff1..5a S.turd1y 10 to oll 23rd SL 6*-526G. S1tur· ArTangemeata le ~s •sS. t11icl'lmll!rlta, ntcd• hollr: $15 MTTER box SID 27'1'0 DcSolo Stc-rlllttr f.2. Crib with new 4 day 10 to 4. L~n1, 80me hand em. ~. 168 Moint• Vista A\-e., C.M. MtM D f! J Mu matll"esa SlS. 543--0'lll 8 ELL V B 0 A RD $.24.93 TWO CM r"71R:fl, ant •Pl. bmld"red. IOr.-$3, C'lothlnc: Av e. C,M. artA. OIARC.E )"OIJt want ad DOW. 494-3611 110 t!llch· ~ ~...StO. Jf'Welry 1 ~c-1 '2."" • ' . " • I . -·. s , b "'~''At " ' , ... ,.-.\, -.J · • S_,,.,~ ·-llO 1'16t DAlt.V 'PILOT- CI IRICTu1<T iJOas & EMPLOYMI,., JOBS & ""'PLOYMINT .!DIS l 11,MPLOYM&NT J(IBS' i. IMPLOYM,NT JOBS ·a IMP(OY~l.NT' JOIS l EMPLQYMCHI ~011s a ~OtM~NI Ju&• a -PLuY T or 0.cor•tlng 6737 H I w led Mon 7200 H•lo W..,...,. Mon 7200 , •......--,_, • , _, • •n ' , . . Help w~ ,,_... 721111 Help won-. Mon 7200 .., ..... w-7JOO Help w...... -Jobo M ... Wom. 7500 Jolol -.. Wom. 1* STARTING UP A NEW PLANT IN Il 1L~-:,:,a': · " ~ AdDitnktnU.. Wenten 7400 . CaU a•Ul6F M£W PWlllm ~ 1 ~... • • • • • • 1 ... ~ """" .. I ng 675 • ' . ·t~ -&ellf~ SelY eel m fl . =--_._;.;::::::.· FAOORY •.\""llM ACC111111t. •m id~ Lxec , EIKT..c ASSIMllY ' . COST~ MESA, SEPT. 9TH. Uool!>g o! all tn>"" 1 ill'a-ao,. -"""tlUll DIJecfOr ~ lor ~ Glrll Hour. 674 Caojlol, °'"' "~~NGPANESCIOONU_ N.I~ r-Rapidly ~ ....,. < • 6• w: e;..t 1fW1., ~.B. Will he•• openings for: . 548-1330 1 ~ , • Cl'n' OF 81 appctht! ' ~ r ·s CUBtDm 1ro11inc • Protfiw • "x.-.tio ,,.. lb l>tt'Plon -CS~~ "Ndn'Qili:-l!EAClf"-cj!!!!i!!!!!ll!!!l!!!!!!!!!!l!-I-Wllio&_..."""""f\ooro! • office Personnel ~ Steno & Secretary ... ii"tnoved m 131) E lT. sun.t 0.pt. Qpeninfl • &511Cmblr IC'bedulinr, m"· .ruos ror ac<XJUntant.. $1,lU • 1,3J7. etaallen.Pia Help WantMI · autmbly anddrruil ct.rd ;IM. 0pm M°"""8at MEN ARE NOW ti'EING teti1l flow. ShaQld be fa-Acc:oUntln& ~ and pos\Uon u bead of 9& man Women 7400 tnlipectkJn. DlY lbJlt. A~ 1-1...,,,.-------lNTERVl.EWED, HlR:ED miJlar with arnall precil}on five Yff.l'I ~.,..... dtpllrtmt>ll1 ftsponsible lor ply: L~1plng 6810 AND TRAINED TO Fn,,L manu{ac:turll\& equipment ft1Tfd. Sbould have equfpment .. maintenance, e Plant Operators 'a ,~ ND GOOD POSmONs Wint and lnveotocy prooeedures. stroni ~ in ac-nekl maintenance. bulldina '''r.· R'S LA SCAPtNG TOP STARTING PAY. Capable of determpllng -·n•• ~~"'-, -··-·11 maintenance, and ref'U5t! •y ENING SERVICE -buy decl-M -~ ~-~ ~·~ I tate licensed~. $512, mo. & up fmum~two to three·~ ,·.~ ••• ~menert~ ::::~:.x1 t-!s:!• ~ KEYPllMCH OPRATOR M1nh1ll Communications • Shipping & Receiving .Clerk tial -Commercial "" 1 ... ""' ..-~...--• I ---U •' uallll-' ~-.. a"""'_ pt.! &o eXJ)e.,enoe. App y: tion. Call or &end resume lege and five .)'earl ol ret-Minimum 1 year exprri- mce O to, O to 6, C&t. It <61. Excellent benefits an d workin1 conditions. • 22~0 S. AnM St, • cleanup. "'no.est. ~...,.. ...... ~ -R.11 .. 1 dmlnl •-·• Np jot;i too big 893-3581 on the pa.yf'Qll this week. and lllary reqWttmenta ......-e a luau\"C ex .. Sant• Ana, C1Df. 54().2120 • Lab Technician -Chem· lstry & Math. "'!ltXVY '""' ""'"' • ..u """' "'"'"' and unaklll"' STACO IHC ,., _..... "' ""bile worl<J • • should apply " ._,..,,.,. r • conslrU<:lloo and ,....,.,,. -1··~' !°';:.S~ •Son im't ~uary. and we are 1139 Beker St. M1rshlll ~·~~ ~~: .. , I -q -.. '" 'S ,_..,._ • rototill en equal opportunity em-Cost1 Mes.t flee, Cll)I 1i.n 3300 New-........... v. player. 549-3041 ....., ;,,.._ ...... eot, have own MINIMUM Communications port Bh•d., Ne..-Bea<'h, • ROYAl INDUSTRIES lntorvie't'ing win be done on Plent Sito Sterling Aug. 12th. Cell H. M. Chri.ton- . ' .. !pmenl 962-4764 QUALIFICATIONS: AA ,qoal _,........,. Calli. 9>;60, !n4l 613-2ll•- ~rh1nglng • Age 20 or over emplo)'l':r 2230 S. Anne St, CLERK TYPIST son for Appointments. Phone 540-8920 Atl~fin1 6150 • Hi. school grad or Santa An•, C1Uf. equivalent 540.2820 P G And Papering. It :i,oa.~ me we both benefit ~ve buy not expensive !"i me and aee. Ml-3151 . r I exterklt. 1 1tory • ~·-, D A painter! . o $85. Work guar. P1'll'fI'ING. Ext. Int. Ext. t1A Trailer. 11 yrs l!!XP· llne· est .. Acoost, ceil ~325 ijlffl:ruoR & EXTERIOR _ P.ain~. Frt:e eat. Jn.,.,&: Ins. Oiuck 543-5314 :r-Buggy" 84T-16'll \1-obn store • home calla i~'adviae. aeU • inttall PpN'TING Aver. room Co£nDI. $25. & Up. Neat ~ Local reh. 847-1358 =ext. Average 1 BR apt, It mat'ls $74 .SO. 1528, 548-4921 Pf'-q!t't~ING Interior/Exterior. ~ Free Estimates! ·.W:w-4669•~• \ri\)blng 6890 t,\l''z4 HOUR sritVICE * Plu:t/lbing, repair , remodel, tI!c. sewer cleaning G~teed * &'6-1401 P~ING 24 Hr. serv. Vet~ guar. Uc., Insur.: ~el. repair, rooter serv. ~1MT566 • Or1nge County resident • Mech•nic1fly inclined • A~I• to start work now We al5o have good summer jobs, CALL MON. A TUES. Kl 3·9289, .xt. 23 Ask for Mr. Hill , Personnel Department Young Man For cooking position. Fine opportunity for 1dv•ncement In pr. gre1sive comJNny of- fering profit sh1rln9, p1id vacations •nd in· surance proe.ram. Apply in person Wu Ben's 333 Bay1lclo Or. Newport h•ch Administrative Assistant Sl..t•g 6960 CITY OF leJ DRESSMAKING • NEWPORT BEACH A.f;'l'tR. $'773-939. New posi.tk>n. Ex· I ProfeW al & Fast cellent opportunity for col· 1 ·': on }ege grad. looking toward Rftl80'lable. 646-6446 career in municipe.l gov- "lttritions-642-5845. emment admlnlstraUon to Ni.at·accurate, ~ .. )'T!I •• ~ ~-Gue~ 'services' , eltt.' R4!q'trlniii" 6:>1- Programmer For Real Time Systems C•ll or 11nd resume Marshall Communications 2230 S. Anno St. Santi An1, C11if. 540.2820 AA -.,..,..,,.Uty •mplaycr Dali Processing Analyst CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH S831·1,010. New position of- fers challengina: opportunity to bead up 11 P"Owin& muni· cipa.I data proctl151ni: func. tion using NCR 500 com· plier system. Req\ares col· lep-degree and five YMrl experience u a ll)'Stems and program.ming ~iaJ. ist. Addtl. experience ma,y be substituted for ~. For further information -~~--~~--I contact Personnel Office, Clty Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach 92660 ln4) 613-2110. MOLD PRESS · OPERATORS Small mold shop. Must be experienced ln transfer ind injection molding. Muat be capable ol doin&; set ups. Appl.y STACO, INC. 1139 Boker St. Cost• Men 549-3041 An equal opportunity em play tr -. , 'Or1n1iCounty'1 PONllnEALER Has opening for 2 pro!esslon- &l auto salesmen: MECHANICAL ASSEMBLY One year experience nec- euary in electronic type mechanical assembly. -APPLY - Marshall Communications 2230 s, Anno St. Santi An1, Calif. " -··54q20 -. An equal opportunity employer . -· q Test Operators EnglnHred Produ~ts Divlaion 2040 East Dyer Ro.d S1nt1 An1 540-3210 Contracts Adminlstra· tkln. Attnclve perms- " nent position with dlver- sifled respons1blltes for peraon wtb eood t;yplna Mills and Pfdenl:lle ex- perience tn .te.tiatical DOW CORNING CORPORATION I 1! , ' ' ' RuW..r -rience only. One on 2nd shift, one on 3rd shift. Apply to: Dytt Rd. OU-Ramp E. !rom Newport Fwy. on Rtdhlll, 2 biles north of l•br ; ' I • work. Profit -· · An Equal Opportunity Employer ,. , 1~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!! ..... !!!!!!!!!!...,j'~T Peraonnel Office U.S. Divers Company 3323 W. Warner Santa Ana ... AA eqoa1 .......,,...,. emplayer CAREER SaleJ.men At- tentioo. We are looking for men that are interested in becoming Better than Women for p11rt time work helping In food P"Po •r•tlon. Experience not MCl'INry, Apply In Person Wu Ben's 333 Bayside Dr. Newpart Beach average S&lmmen lor a Bet-1--------- ter than average incomt with a Briter than average Co. 25-35 years, Marrled, stable. Sale1 experlenc preferred. Phone 642--0814 Mr. H. C. Van Ausdeln at the Pennysaver, for Appt. INSURANCE AGENCY GIRL Excellent opportunity in large agency. Experience in Caimi and Secretarial w or k dellirable. Startlna: aalary $350. up dependlna on experience. P•cock ln1ur1nce, Inc. (TI4) 841-8514 1'!'931 Beach Blvd, Sultt H Huntington: BHch J. C. CARTER CO. 671 W. 17th St • Cost• Meu S48-3421 AA eqoa1 """°"""" -- STDIO Would like minimum 2 years experience, Type 50 wpm, cepable ol u.t- in&: dictating equipment, cballenaing opportunity in Sales Department Ap- ply STACO, INC. 1139 Bokor St. Cost1 Me11 549.3041 An" equal opportunity emplo.)'er H•lp W•nttd Women Billing Clerk 7400 Good with tij(uret, must like detail work. Penna- enl, good q>portunlty. Call or apply: Cla-Val Co. 17th & Pl•centi1 Cost1 Mesa 54S.2201 An equsl opportunity employer METER MAID FOR WATER Dl:S'l'RICT' --==~=~~-No experience necessary. GIRL FRIDAY Must have good penmanship Fuclnatina: opportunity for a and Jnjoy woi-ktng out of "Take ......,_e" kind of ~•-'""'-..., a.u• door1.. Pleasant workinK Typing, lhcrthand, pt.e&sant conditions. can for appt. 8 volc-e A lbility to remain un· a.m. • S p.m. 4~9461 or ENGINEERING MAINTENANCE HELPER Amerlcare, Inc. 214 Hospital Circle Wt!tmlnster 893-464.1, ext :m • Equal opportunity employer W 'I rattled by bou who's never 830-0300. II ress "'°"""· Folr pay, Xlnt va-1-'-'--'-"i,;..,==--cation & aick leave 'Plan WA1TRESS e Hostess Gorgreoos view ol Irvin ' Part Tl.me eveninp lffOV ·TffERE1 ' · ~ch · a fun place to wor~ Expefood" '",~n ~ -': ' I · Appl)i ~ person R.wme .t ,....,_ _..., -Ptt Q•=- Sllilbo«t matiut•cturtt ·need l-5 p.m. daiJ.y rnents to: PO Box 338 Costa VIU1 ltom• Restaur•nt lnsPector wit b thorough S ck Sh Mesa 9'l626 ' HS N. Newport Blvd. •--·~ na ap N•wport s .. co " Library Assistant " ,, CITY OF · NEWPORT BEACH ,_, , $i56U84. Ntw position re-, C'efltly created to be u-•· llianed to Balboa UbraJ')' .::. toperf<xm_.uu ...,.-• professional tasks tn the ti] ' Reference and Q)i]drm'.1 ~ • LllHvY --•• ment wlU include evenlnr I and Saturdl.)' hours. Re- quires graduation from an accredited collea:e or uni· venlty or a combination of !-'.; education and full·time paid '( library experience equiva-'~ lent to four years, For tut-1. ther information contact Penonnel OWce, City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd., New· 1 PQrt Beach, Calif. 92&i0. (714} 673-2110. Or1nge Coast Jr. Collett District NEEDS Acoount C&.rk Diveraltied dutiea, &ocd typ- ist. Start $425. Olhtt p,.. Oper1tor ,_ Must ba.ve one year eXPel'· • ienoe oo offset duplicator, able to do ---and darkroom work. Salary •-,-$453-;566. Sr. Steno Clerli ,\' _ · Shorthand 100. Cballenginc responsible .poaition, Start $469. tfi _;, Cere~-. '697.f · g grad •. and nifu. one •"t Verne, the Tile Man * year Pxper1ence. For more GM.'° work. Install & ~airs. infonnaUon contact Person- l'fe;.;ob too small. Plaster nel Office, City Hall, 3300 lf'tch· Lee.ding shower Newport Blvd., Newport ~U'. 841-1957/846--02c.i Beach 92660. (TI4) 673-2110. F.aming1 to $20,IXXI pr. yr. Excellent compensation pl.an. Group benefits. Will train qualified applicants. Apply in pel'80l'I to Bob Longpre, Jr. ,.,...,...,~ge of sailboats &: 2305 E. Coest Hwy. CASHIER·RECEPT. call atter 2 pm. 64&-4929 Shop Foreman with with C Xln opportunity ii you have s~--EEP ---------f production experience. oron1 del Mir accurate clerical abWty A: ........nn. ER For small sru Lankershim Blvd. polae in handling customer motel " restaurant. Laguna Assist1nt Sn1clc Bar Man191r 4 • 10 p.m. Mondi)' tbru Thurs. Start $2.57 h::Jur, Apply Mon tbru Fri. 2701 Falrvl•w Rd. Upholstery 6990 Sijeclal -SpeciaJ -Special q.sfhm upholstery, booths of lfll)'_type. Bara. Rest., 1"°6p. Wiii Work nites, llO will not ihterfer with your business. J~ EMPLOYMENT ' -Jf"" W1nttd, L•dv 7020 1+.QY With nursing exp. will ~ for .lad.)' or g!!nt in your ~e. LiDlt housework OK. Best" of references from Jtca1 res . 548-4534 DbiTAL Assistant. Grad. denti.I Achool, 6 mos exp, c(ge-19, dependable. willing t& ~am. 545-2555 AJ\.1 or aft S)'M w02AN wishes daywork. d&:d and reliable. R~erences. 83>-7716 Police Assislanl Chief CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH $1,114-1,354. R~ll com- pletion ol 60 ~Uiuts cOttege and 10 years municipal_ po- .lice experience including 5 years supervisory experi- ence at a d m in i s tratiVe level. For further informa· tion contact Personnel Of. fice, Qty Hall, 3300 New- port Blvd., Newport Beach 92660. (TI4) 673-2llO • •Molders • Assemblers· • Carpenten Bob Langpre Pontiac 13600 Bee.ch Blvd. CAREER OPPORTUNITY! Join todays rastellf: growing pro!eulon·Mutual Fund aales No exJH?tience tiecessary.. We train • Ml or part time Mutual Fund Ad'f'itors, Inc. Npt B. 1003 Weslcliff 642M22 S.A. 12U N. Broad'Way 547-8331 • Busboy MECHAlllCAL ASSEMBLERS E.xperience in assembly of precision mechanical components with ability to read bhieprlntL 46 Hr. M1n W«k Week Stead)' employment Profit sharing J. C. CARTER CO. 671 W. 17th St. Co1t1 Men 54S.3421 An equal opportunity empl(l)'er • PRACTICAL NUR.5£ : ;na1s onty. Local Ref. :.~' • ~1m • Some boating expuience e necessary. Interviews be- tween 9 & 10:30 a.m. ONLY A. M. Dishwasher Apply in perllOn SAILBOAT ACCESSORY MANUFACTURER Moves to NEWPORT BEACH OfJers challenging oppor- tunity 10 man with leader- ship potentiaJ. We will train to manufacture our patent· ed fiberglaa products. Dry process. Clean Ahop. Flbet'· glass and wood experience helpful. Call 642-061 foe •~ polntment. ii PifACTJCAL NURSE. Livi! di:rtiut. Light boull'!keeplng. J?tivr. Refs. 493.-4949 cf"""•tl< H•lp 7035 No phone calls. Apply W1_yf1rer Y1cht Corp. 1682 Placentia ComM""' • Jbirnpanion dri9C .: R'sekpr, liv~ in, drive BUSBOYS .: ~c Nurse, live in Full and Part time .-wk apply in person ., i\kles. by day or The Vernill•• • .&nvel aide, home ' I -Short or long te-m 1617 Westcliff Dr., N.8, ~ta>loy" "°"""' & ;n..,. MANAGER NEEOED , '·HO~tEMAKERS, INC For condorninklm ot 330 horn· ::·'' 541-ti681 es. Submil qualifications and I '.. LIVE INS salary requirements to P.O. ! 'Emplo)'tt p~ feet Box 763, Huntington Beach. _l~rge Byland Age1CY REAL ESTATE. Shouldn't lCf !\ E. 16th, S.A. 547-0J!li YoU be telling the hottest Q'dneae liYe-ina. Cl:lettful area I HlUl~on Beac!l? ~l"manent. Experienced. Call for appl. Villap R. & Fii ·ta.st Agency 00-8703 962-4471, 5464103 Etj9Hsh Cpl 20 yn exp Driver, Vin •Xi)t'r. AraU trnmed. Agy 642-8703 Liiht ~9l4oovft «t !"!!•ncl• Men 7100 SER.V, Sta. Atten w/mech ~ntY C.OOK WANTm . exp full Ume, at.a part time l man. 16'97 Placmtia CM 'G233 W. CoMI H~"Y· 'll\'Wpo.-t S.acl>, Calli. COOK-MENU Dinners only. f di.YI. Call rt.ip W1nted Men 7200 for t,ppOlntment. 8f3..fM> i , ... , ' NtiRSERY SalcanM :6 exper I ' AMLING'S NIJRSERY • i' FRY COOK Nowport ....,. &U.1.iT3 ' . I ·' 19 or over : ~·· • Apply in pel'ICll 3-S p.m. Dally 11ack Shop Na. 1 5 E. CN1t Hwy. ~ ··toron1 del Mir ' ·' B~'l:j;tr W•nttd; Wkndt. -"' """" S'1'0Q( CLERK • 40 bows. l:xptriti1ce prtfm"ed. mo Newport Blvd., CM e WINDOW WASHER e El<p. Full or part time • 962-4161 • DELIVERY. Mature driYtt, night work 3 AM. The PWf. Man W-9498 an 10 PM 3-0 P .M, dally Snack Shop 2305 E. CoHt Hwy. Coron• del Mir ' Maintenance Min Mklnight to 8 AM !!hilt Experience preferred Xlnt company benefitl Apply In person 1-3 Penionncl Dept. 1'\ontgomery \\f 1rd 77'77 F.dlntcr llwitlngtoti Betch Sales, over 18 Sal.. promotion jobt avail. Larie int'I. oorp. $10,000 lat year. Management opporlu· ni~. Call 10 am • 2 pm 53!>-1183. ------ FRY COOK Experienced Apply at THE RIGGER Ne. 18 FalhlOn laland Newport Cnter N .B. SHEET METAL MECHANIC Mu.st be ex.per. ln lay- out In an ,pbtM!l ol lhcet metal fab. PARAMEIRICS '29 B&.lrer St., Cotta Mesa PART TM llLP TELO DIVISION· WOOLSEY MARINE INDUSTRIES, INC. 88'l W. 16TH ST. NEWPORT BEACH TRAILER EXPERIBICE Sldtwoll A P1n•I Construction EJCcellent Benefits Apply In P'"'°n 1779 Placentia Costa Mesa UTILITY MAN Sala1"7 range $469.t5l5 GAROENER For addltkn&I infonnatlon call Mn. Beckett, Fountain Valley School Dtltrlct IJU"6ll, Ext. 224 EXPER.. Lamtnatcn for JnU1c1te band ~-up: full Gt part.time ...... .... 'IU7 Ev& Must be 21 ytan of SERVICE StaliOn Atlcd.. full -ie. 410 E. 17th St., CM, ap-Ume. F.Kpe:rlenced. Om 21. ply •ftef5 P:M. 400 E. t71h St cM --,,N,.o<rtb0'7.H~oll~yw'=ood=--I S!CRETARY·RECEPT. contacts. High BChool grad-Beach. Prefer exp 1 r MEN WANTED GIRL FRIDAY uation """'""' pogbomI systom for P/R & e cARPENTER.8 For expandin,g weekly new• PACIFIC FfNANCE A/P. Pleasant work cond. • ~froIANJCS paper .. Good salary, trlngr 2792 }!arbor Blvd c M Salary open. Send resume to hl!nefi••, Send brl•f -·-• ~" ·· · · Box P·168, Dally Pilot e PAINTERS "" ........ ,. """ual opportunity employerl,;;:;:,::c_,;::::.::::::C:..:::::._~ APPLY IN PERSON to: Carlton J, Smith, P.O. PART time employment of- LIOO SHIPYARD Box WO, Laguna Hills, Cal. WAITRESSES fered for a full charge Book· 900 Lido Parle Drive WAITRESSES keeper. Applicant apply Newport Beach Experienced only netd Expe-rlenced only! WestPack Machines Corp, E apply, No p h 0 n e call• Apply in Person 1166 W. 16th St. N.B. XPANDING •'"""'-SURF & SIRLOIN WOMAN "' girl .,.,.. '"' 2 PART-TIME DENNY'S 5930 P•c. Cit. Hwy, sohool-age cl>ildrm, 2 to 4 6-10 Eves, $84. Week salary: 1600 S. Cout Hwy, Newport S.•ch PM Mon thru Frl, aJ.eo lite delivery, sales & servlce.l;;,;;-;;:;;La;;;:ogun;;;,::a~S..;::;:';":__ TOY & GIFT PARTIES housework. Own tr an 1. Age ~25. 547-7782 Ask for HOUSEKEEPER, Jr vi n t Hotacwives, earri froru SS001=54~&--'5281l.:,O,~~-~~- King. Terrace, Ceron.a del Mar. to $2,000 by Dec. 1st. NO CPA Oftice in CM bis p Exoellent starting salary DELNERJNG OR COL-permanent position for F/C rototype and working conditions. 4 LE CT I 0 N S . FR E E Bookkeeper with accounting Assembler Wlrem1n hourw per day, any 5 days a HOSTESS GIM'S. ca 11 educat.loo & variety of ex-Six months minimum ex· .. NOW! ...... ,-,.,,_ c -" 547.7~1 week. neference1 required . ...~. "" "" per. required. Liberal fringe Own ~---lat•·on . .,.,.. ,....,,.. Gifts &: Gadgets 842-15931'w'===~-~;::__~ benefit A I · ....... .,..,. .. ,,,..,.,_ AlTRESS Jor beer bar, !I. PP Y in peraon • DENTAL ASSISTANT Walt's ''Lil Aud-'•-" at PAR.Af.IETRICS VERY Attr. girl lo model 0v 25 Som -~~ 929 Baker St., Costa uesa lillrerie, 3 or 4 bra. 1 week, er · e froot deak ex. Beach &:: Yorktown .. ~ . perience preferred. Must 968-1469 ' PART n not tn public: single or mar. h ,. __ me crew manager, ried. Reply Box M-ln, Dai. ave more uW;Ui one >:ear ex-RECEPTIONIST eas,y. work, 3 or 4 houn ly Pilot perience In dental 0U1ce, evenrng:i working with boyi, 49f.-OXW after 4:30 Attrac. rirl lo work in major Must have ca r , Com-LINE-IN Houaekeeper & boat mfg. co. Typing and missions. For inlormaUon chUd cart. Private room WANTED: OIUit care for 8 Ahorthand req. 64&.7436 th yr old aon. Wk day1 afterl'°'==~-'-.,"-'-":::._-call 893-531'5 and ask tor and ha · m . mo. 51Ai d11y1 achool. ~ Bal Is rce. or RELIABLE lady wanted: Bob a wtek. Perm. J>09ltion wlth nr by. Ref&, Write Mri. room & ~ in exchange SALESMEN wanted l!llde& 35 refert!nee9. 540-9212 Younger, 1539 N. Mlramoote for babye1ttJng I: Ute hskp- fuli time only. Exp pref. but IMMEDIATE opening for Ave., Ontarlo, Cal. i,;,";;.2-:;;7000,;;==,-~- not nee. We will train you. neat accurate elrl with teller BABYSITrER My home 5 HOUSEKEEPER. care . of Apply in person, u:k for or note department expert. day wk, child 15 mo. Refs elderly lady Ir: It hakpg for 2 'l'l>m. Grant's Surplus, 1750 ence In banking. req. Nr. Baker &: Fairview, adult women. Good salary, N~"POCI Blvd. C.i'll. Mr. Brown 54G-2Ul own tnns. 5t&-US1 after 6 Mu.st sleep in. 494-7186 2 SERVICE Statlon At-DRUG Store clerk, tull lime, p.m. e WAITR.ESSES WANTEDe tendanta/Saltsmen. Fu 11 DP!!!, experienced. 1'liddJe-BAR MAID_ ~ W. Cout Hwy 11nd part time. Exper. Ray aged p~t. Apply In peraon. GO-GO DANCER Newport Bffch, Calif. Carey Chevron, 004 S, Coeat 31582 S. O:lut HJihway, So. Hwy., Laguna Laguna Beach Apply in pttlOrl. 2901 HOUSEKEEPER, 4 a ch I Harbor. Sassy Luly. childm, HD area 7:30-5:30, P1rkln9 Attend1nt1 BABYSITI'ER for teachu. 5'15-9983 * ~ day1 $40. Heft, 841-4058 Wanted 18 yrs. or over, Ap-My home. own trans. Refs, FULL Time •tenographer, BABYSrrI'ER. 0 v er .18, 1 ply at 1600 W · Coast Hwy., &linger It Bolla O:rlca RB. f!xotllent typilt, 1 o m e day week, 2 aznall boys. My Suite G. Npt. Bch. 842-BTM lhottband desirable. Write home. Htg. Beach. 962·'7544 SERVICE Statloa Attendant e ~RE.V.f JOB e P. 0. Box 1536 Newport RELIEF LVN. u.T tbift. Part" timer evet1. So~ f!X]) Keep your tm,portant Job at Beach H.B. area. 847-.96'n call Nee. 3928 E. Coe.st Hwy wife & molhtr • eam a WIDOW lttka nice motba)¥ btwn 1-6 CdM wkly Pl.1 checlt. M.M526, t l •-16 .:;,;:;_:~-.,,;;;;;=.--ir.•• .,.... woman o care or ·~r -WAITRESS SERVICE Sta salesman. Exp ~ old bo PoQl.bl time up A: brks. Older man UVE-IN hou1ekeepe mo y, .yllveln. Appl.)' MESA LANES T • b b · f J ~~°" /board iJJ •k. l?m Superior Ave., C.M. lint. op wa1e1 • comm. a y11tter or n Io rm 1 I 171V""U•o.J Costa Me11 134-5701 Personnel Analyst CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH $6.16-773. New poGtb:t of., len: challenging opportun., lty to wcrk as 1enerallst In municipal pel'IOMel pro.. grapt. Requires collel;e ·1 graduation in public "° business ldmin., psych>-, • IQ&'Y, ll0Cio101Y or a related , field. Experience in a ns-, ., ponsH>le position in .penoo- n@I industrial relations or related field may be subrtl--~ tutcd tor education on a • year tor )'l?tlt' bult. For ~' further information contact ·I•· PerM>nnel Office, C1ty Hall. ' l 3300 Newport Blvd., New-. ~ port Bee.ch 92660. (714) m ' 7110. • Recreation Center Coordinator ' CITY OF ' . NE\VPORT BEAOI $.549-f.67. New PQllltlon in Recreation Department for • college grad. with majw< in .:... recreation, physical ed. or related fil'.ld and min. one YMT akilled leadenhip ex· perience 1n recreallon to 1erve in responsi.ble charge: ol • community rec:reaUoa ~nter planning, orpniz- mg, and .............. actJ. vitil'.s, For lurlher Inform&. tion colitact Penonnel Of· tice, Cli, Hall, 3:m N- port IDvd., N~ Bet.ch 92600. (n4) 6134llO. Chevron Stalklo Adami Ir family. S200 + room, boo.rd ;-:-:-,,,-~-,--,--~~-DENTAL ASSISI'ANI', over Magnolia HB I: pold medical insurance. LIVE In, 5 day Wk, Room, 25. Oral turlft)'. Must take J, C. PENNEY CO. WA N T E 0 TRUCK l G73-34m brd, A: $20 wk. Lite and rud. X-ta)'I 54-m9 in houAewk, cook, be %rid · DRIVER to Prooro, Ula~. SEAMSTRESS With f u 11 mothf!r to boy 10. 540-90.'.K> 12 EXPERIENCED Niana aids NEWPORT BEAQt Leave the 16th. Cbll 831-0328 knowledge ol hi• Ir In I to 3 PM wan'1ed •• 5 day wk. Hu Openi.nb Jor -draptrlel. 4!H-6848 Lacuna PART -i,ME SCHOOL MT..s&n tor Appt. PART TIME All"clel, WOtn111 7300 S.acl> BUSDRIVER. T-t AM or TEACHEll 11...ta Hb)"lttu NURSERY HELP WORK T ELEPHONEE An&Wttlna 3-5 PM. We uallt ~th for 1 yar OOI, in m,y bome In our Carderi Shop YOUR • · •1 Scrv ()C)tt. Exper. pref. Ap. lkftJsina. Call Hunt._ S.dl 9D439B "1om!1.11, Noon and it conven •nee pty A.M. Z2I Fomt Avt Eventn& ICbfdulu. The "Temporal')' Dlvlsk>n" • " u7~2S55 PBX ()pentor, ..wtrina: Oubtalldlne bmrf1ts o1 the Newport PttlOflal Lil&· Bcb IDLE Hr1 mike DollanJ Bl .emc.. Exper. pnferred. PrMoltt uper. prtfemd Actnc1 otten pltMant, top PART Unw hoult'kttpn lb 11 Fullerette P hr par. We Mi:l ap JO, OR ~W& APPLY JN PERSON -I<*" tr.. ,.,. ... '"" ii:""" ""'" ,, 30 to • PM train-Im -Dr •• I BABYSITl'ER -lnlm . -· -ntd'1 empkoltr, of caune) tor~ Un S•l. 5'3-ml 5t0-1932 3:15 pm to 7:30 pi., S daya 10 Lm. to 9:30 p.m. qu•llq..i woman who Hit,. PHONE &'rL Gd. por. 1u1I or Dtnt•I 01f10 "'°"""' WI<. Al>Pbo 159 °"1lr"' CM. J. C. PENNIY CO. to wotk JUM ,iaw and thtn. pt. time, !tit 9 AM • 1 PM, Sin&JL ~ ~ llOUSEKEEPER or helper NEWl'OltT BF.Apt NEWPORT llZi Wu.bouae Rd. C.M. * !J4l.30llO * unc1tt !I' for widows. Im 21 P'uhloo IJland P.,r .. nMI Allf1CV * liOli86&ii'Eit * C<P. w.i-. A""1 Ill ""· 141-2419 """'°" 8-11, c.tU. w ~2'! nr,_11.e. "" olderlY lad>. uv. Ill. ..,_ -ai.tot.-01 !i. Lpo; '"*" HOlll AA eqoat _,.,. -~ .,. :3t7u drl,., -· 4tM6J2 Newport f"'• 11!1 546-f2.40 ...,~ l .. -------~~~------~" ~-========== I w -. ---~~~~--~~~~·~~-~·':;;.:;:;~~~--~; -..,..,--~--~·----..;-.. _~· ...... -.. ----~ ~, • • • '.c.d ~"'' ·~ ..... MeRCHANulSE fOR MERCHANDISE FOR SALE AND TRADE SALE AND TRAD! JOBS & EMPLOYMENT Jobo.-Men, Wom. 7500 000 Furniture 1000Furn1ture 8 _ # MERCHANDISE FDR I MERCHANDISE FOR ·'LE AND TRADE SALE AND0 TRADE THE 8EA11l'Y SALON ~ !\rood. hllit al)'lbt w/foUo'lll'· .ing. Prt or run time. 538 \V. ,19th SL C.M. 60-4718 ~°' a Organ._ 1~30 Mtsc.ll•n.ou• '600 MANAGER U Wn W'llll CM. M.ab1t~nanee req. Write Dai- ly J>flot Box M017'0 ~ncies, Mtin a women 7550 --' ARGUS Work Ne1r th1 S.1ch A/Pay ' R.t'C Clk .... $4~ Cen'I OUice •••.••••••. • $350 t.1ktg. MgT ......... • $20 K Route Man . .. • •• .• • • • S433 ARGUS EMPLOYMENT CONSULTAN1' AGENCY !<H3 WestcliU, N.8 . 348-Tl96 ,. 6'24 E. 11th St., S-A. 547-6336 Schools-Instruction 7600 Time is runnlng out ENROLL NOW for speeial back·to-school be- ginner & brush up course in Typing & Shorth1nd co-e<1uca1ional • day or nite Learn at your own pace. Cop)•..,,Tited teaching techni- ques. POLLY PRIESJ' BUs.INESS COLLffiE 326 N. Newport Bl., N.B. For details, call today 548-9723 SCHOOL Children's vacation rates. Chilcoat 10 -Lesson Typing School. 548-2859. 173 Del Mar, C.M. IS YOUR child behind? Remedial Reading Tutoring by former UCLA :irultructor. 5'lhl820 MER~HANDISE FDR SALE AND TRADE Furnltur• 8000 ACCENT Interior Design Custom Furniture Mode to Order Lowest Prices in Town! 8111' Vel ve1 sofa, carvl!d arms .................. $399. 2 Love Seats, hand tied quilled Eng. linen , . ea $225. 8' Tuxedo couch, all hardwood spring cushions ...... S285. 7' Crushed Velvet couch $199. All Furniture Mad• by Family • Accessorie'S & Accent pieces available I also re-upholstering 333 Marint Av•. Balbol Island 673-2860 'IWIN. Beds, box springs, mattresses, vanity, lamp eland, mghy end. tsblcs, cuf- fee tbl, ch.st o! drwrs. 548-2776 FRUI'IWOOD d1>sk, like new S50: grey twel!d studio coudi, 3 pillow11 S20. 837-2310 BUFFET . eost $300. Sell at .SJOO. Spanish headboard • Icing $'l5. Llkf' nu. 968-4354 2 NAtrrlCAL block lamps S40 ea.. hatch cov cott table, beau. Like new S75. 846-0076 ARM C HAI R , black naugahyde, excellent cond. $35. 545-2555 HID&A-BED. Excellent con- diUon. Black & brown tweed $.JO: Eves. & Sun. 642-7776 GREY Formica top table, 2 leaves, 6 chain. Xlnt cnod. CaJI aft 6 Fri, 54G-1188 CASH Ior turn & appliances. We sell good used fum, 1772 Npt Bl. CM &12--7015 QUEEN size Simmons hidt>- a-bed, 1 yr. old. Excell. cond. $165. 962-9762 ORIENTAL rUg. Room size. Neve.r used . $48. 545-4211 Household Goods 8020 MISCEU.. chairs, couch, larnp15. desks. s i I v e r . 538-34 79, 233 N. Orange, Orange BEAUTY Rest dbl. mattress & box springs. Like nu $40, Dbl. bedspread SJ. 673-2928 Garage Sal• 8022 1 WASHER • dz')lf'r, wrought , troP table • 6 Chain, 1win I bed. much. much more. 644-U77 2 BOl"AS. desk, aquarium, mile. Jtem&. Ji'ri. & Sit. 2'll3 ...... St.CM. --GI J'rondloo Dr. Season Sale! Rec•ivea c1ncell1tlon of $22,000.00 Sp1ni1h 1nd Mtdlterr1ne1 n Fu rnllure f'all &h.ipmena ol Baldwin All New T•J QM!lty .._n4 M•-Pianos & Organs on tho A D.c-tor'• OtffM H•IM 11 O• Dh,Jcry way. Our fiOC>r & dllcon Items as follow s: Gorgeous 8 ft. custom quilted models m1.11t g1:1. Prices sora with separate loose pillows with heavy oak ala5hed! Doesn't It ma.Ju~ t.rlm decor and matching chair, 3 ma tching oak ~~se to ahop us befo a'tl you occasional tables, (2) 58'' t~l decorato~ lamps, ~UXRo·s BALDWlN .>7lmlO hangin g chain swag lamps in wrou~ht ~ron, an 1801 NeWJ>Ort, C.M .. oo.8484 S.piece king size master bedroom suite 10 pecan , paneled Mediterranean style with top quality Orane-Co• ~1$9e1t 15 yr. warranty ~l~g size 1nattress & box springs. w~~~~~:n~• ~ :~ .. Spanish decor d1nm g set, etc. Fischer Kana.be p 1 8 n 0 1, Wlrtole ho11M'flll wett ,.,111• SISll.00 ' . MUST SACRIFICE '698 00 Player pianos, reblt, guar., • Grands. FOR ONLY . " ........................ WALLJCI-IS.MANN lNG'S A11y '*9 C• k hrc.hosed 1.cU•ld.u•lly }.t USIC CITY Ter1t1i ....... ileble-New,om•" to C1li fornl• .,Ann So B . I Cr•dil App ro.,.otd lmm1diet1ly .,..._, • nsto •P""~ ... -P""~• Costa Mesa * 540.2165 r JI J] Furniture '~~~:~~;;:~:om 18-« N•wport Boulevard, Co1t11 M•&a (onlyl Televlslon 8205 GI Harbor lh<d, • Every night 'tll 9-Wed., Sat. & Sun. 'til 6 PRICE RIOT 1••••••••••••••••• Combination Offer Spanish & Mediterranean B"""' new room air """"" Bought M1nuf1durer'1 Showroom SamplH tioning complete and ready At Terrific Savings! Ior installatlon. Plugs into 8' Wood earved arm divan lg. man's chair; any AC outlet; fits any beaut fabrics. 5 Pc hexagOn dark oak din. standard window. set w/black o r avocado framed chairs: 5 AND Pc 'BR set. 9.dr Mr. & Mrs. dresser, lg mirror, Zenith Color TV Console; 2 commodes, decorative headboard in Span-giant size screen. Brand ish oak or avocado design. new. model # 4228. Other Iten1s Sold Individually n1odels sllghUy higher. ln- Shop Around-before you by see US! clude'S delivery, installation VALUE $895 -FULL PRICE $429.95 811d home service policy. or t•rm' 111 low a5 $3.00 w1ek Both for Only No Down-Use Our Store Charge Plan $638 77 No Fancy Front-BUT Quality Values Inside • APPROVED FURN. 2159 HARBOR, CM W·ARREN'S 12 Years same location-same owners Daily 9-9, 10-5 Sunday e 548-9660 •••••••••••••••••• STEREO VISION Gar•ge Sal• 8022 Appliainces --"''--"'"'-'---- MORN 10.12. Usable itl!ms rrom our home In 1tood cond. Vet)' cheap. 1m Antigua Way IBayc:ttS!I NB Appll1nce1 8100 28 16 E. COAST HIGHWAY 8100 CORONA DEL MAR ~===~=~ MIDSUMMER SALEI Hewpmt Beach 30" Frigidaire ._lcclric caJat dlJL walfNt ~d· .tovt. Er~llent condition bowd.. Xlat c:ond. er)'8tal, $45. * 549-2473 --turn.SIMIJO KENMORE WASHER • CAftMJl:I II.II:; 1'u'niture, DRYER mmblnatkm. Ex. 1>1'1119. ~ Gcf. Cood. ttU. «ind. $50. 847-8115 c• W I" GIB.~ Ddroslarruitic Rc:-- DIAL -~ dllJTa lrl(. Good "'°"· 151> •• , of, I """ ... -lft bed< .aod -~lot°"-. ,,,-~~--,,,:-,-;-,,-~ lo Ille .._ doll l1P1UGpT,....... $40. Hold, Wbil• .,.. ?rt Olln• alfillt ~ '*"lOi ... LAST Of .. tes. .movin& next week. Relu:-A..Clzor $15; Mono pMno w/c:blt.oae:r & AM/Jo~M radio all ln beaut. Walnut •lereo cabinet $90: lt'n'lce fOC' 8 1i la i nl e1a tlatware $4. MUitan& model plane w I fU mdne.. never f l own, S6 : Lionel mlcros<.'Ope, barely u&ed. $1: Man'a dds $5. Sk.im • board & broil:en, but repairable skate board $2 both. 3-D Sea lab model, new $2. Painted redwool patio cbai.se ' lo~eat $10 ea. Many misc. 11.ems. 494-1101 CLquna Beach) SWIMMING PDDL 13 Ft Pool, Filter, Surface Skimmer, Maintenance Kit. FREE Grotllld Pad. $149.88 SECARD PDDL 323 S. Main, Orang• 532-1992 LEGALLY RELEASED PAWN SHOP • Diamonds • Guitars • Surfboards • Drums • Cameras • Typewriters e Tools •Watches •Truclt loads oI mttehanclise 1838 Newport {downtown) • 646-7741 • LIVING rm sel, like new, aqua naugh. $85. Din rm tble w/6 chairs, walnut formica $35. Craftsmen bench saw w/ mtr & acces. $15. Delta radlal arm, stand & benches incl. S 7 5 • As!Octed furn ii. ash cabinet drs. 8.:J9-007 PDDL TABLES New & used $97 .50 up. Table teMis, Poker tbles, ban I: stools, indoor games, etc. Discount price•! BADGER SALE.S, 409 S. Main, Orange or Call Frank 538-0311. Open 12-8 p.m. except Wed. MERCHANDISE FDR PETS end LIVESTOCK TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION SALE AND '1RADE Dogs 8125 Powor Crul .. rs 9020 Mobile Hom" 'f200 --· ----------1;....;.;....;;_ ____ _...,..,. Ml<h lnery, etc. 1700 POODLES: Pediln'e 6 wk 19'3" Cabin Ctuiac" KiaM NEW 14 WIDf'.:' -·-·--old pUpp+n w IP• Pt r 1 · over wood, blt~ln storage, ln Driftwood Beaeh. Club 8 x 10 OIANOLER & Price Toy-mln A standard. Stud tuJJy equipped, b1.111ki, bead. 21462 PacUic Coast H~ hind fed preo. Haa clutch IM!rvice avail. 2985 Mendota sink, 100 hp Mercury out· a.a. lnquire Spact 26 for td)e A aho a brake. New Dt. c. Ac>t A. board, Z-18 all bU-ln au • 536-ml * _. roller lrUcka A rcctnUy tankt. bait tank, big wheel, p$lnted. 2 chuc1, quoin$, HoNel 1830 tUt trailer w/clec brake•. '60 PARAMONT 10 lt 55: 3 furniture, 2 c~ band 1et ·-nws 4m-M71 Br. 1% ba. Xlnt condJ· Nr type_ Call 53&3tll li.8. BAY Mare. Xln( cor.d, ~entlc · -----beach. &f2.0698 • we&tcrn saddle & ta.ck. S~k 9030 FREE TO YOU * 53&o;986 * ·=~--I_ lloah. -BICYCLES 9225 ----------TRANSPORTATION A Tru• Winner! IMAN·="'·s=0er=a11"',-,-.. -0-,-pd-,'"°a..i"" NO ON£ knowa our dadd". B CUSTOM BUILT Thunder-"- Our mommy ii Siamese. We Oita I. Y ac:htt 9000 bird Formula 233. This 23' laditt; 3 apd, Gd. cond. ~- all 1~-1 .. as V~tto111 beau-1,:•;•ch::,, ,:;Callo=:;,51>-;1::,59Ji:===•I •"' darling siri.. We """ 42' TWIN DIESEL --horn~ with love ~ please. FLY BRIDGE ty ho.I America's most fa. Mini Bilctt 9275 673-944.2 8 mooa n ctne design. SAF· 1 ;..=:...;;="-'-------1 llO SPORT FISHER EST SK1 OOAT BUlLT. ll'a ORGANIC Fertilizer, horae 32 Mlle radar, hlgh seas ra. rough water tested and manure Ir: wood ahavingi. dlo, C.B., auto pilot, ADF, equipped with a Berkeley Comb i r1 e d mulch & depth &0under. Grl"al boat' · b h MESA MINI BIKES 39,95 ~ Sales • Parts • Repairs 2267 Harbor, C.M. e 548-ml' I Jl"t . . . J)CM'e.red )' a 450 p fertl lzer, 546-4931 a f 1 for Mexico. $45,@ . Aero tlarine. Crui.8e& at 45, 5: 30 8/15 WEST COAST YACHTS All of lhe extras incl. sis HELP · goirig on vacation 4 3333 W. Coast Hwy radio, 4 speaker stl"reo &: 4- Motorcycltt 9300 adorable k.lttens homeless if Newport Arches Marina wheel custom trciller. C'o61 not taken. Siamese mother, NeWpOrt Besch * &42-7711 over $1!2.fXXI. <>.mer says • • Call 673--600i anytime 8/12 THE best offer takes & it'& nearly GERMAN Shepherd male FAMOUS "JIM WEBSTER" new. 642-f.321, Ext. 240 Days; about lB moa. Tog~ horn~ Committee boat for Nl!wport 644-1742 Evenings and Week-• with kids. Owne.r leaving Harbor Yacht Club for ends. 1own. 962--1159 8/10 m!U)y years. For sale "u ===~"""''"'"'""'""°""""""=I is" at 720 w. Bay Av e. THREE DARLI N_ G KIT· Balboa. $4 750. 673-7730 TENS, black & whue, long I;;:===-' """"--,--co~=7 hair. 8 weeks old , NewportDryDocka67S-1505 962-755.S 8/10 On the Bay at 20th S1. AUSTRALIAN Shepher d Boats ha~led, bott~m sctub- female, 8 weeks, purebred. bed, P~ted & zinced. ~II 9 6 i _ 5 3 3 2 188'.ZS Santa other mamtenance ... engine work. Mariana F.V. 19' CENTURY 225 hp V-3 WICKER Dog Bed to persons G M . 4• h Sl"d" who have blk . or wht. puppy rey arine J mp ·. I mg I D I M. A top, new covl!r. All to per! rom e r ve . d At,_ 13000 " 642-8043 8/12 con . .....ast on boat Jot. Sac! !or fast .sale PUPPIES • 3 males, 1 $1650 firm. 675-1355 tem~le. Part poodle: part 2 6 • D 0 u B L E en d e r terrier, part neighbors dog. Ch a r a c ter boat. The 897-8009 8/l3 cll!anest on the c o a s t ! WANTED gd hm for very 546-7834 lova.ble )'!11'. man Ir: ctiu. mix 12;;;;, -;SKI;;;;-and::c;-;;&~h~lng=-~Tr;;:::~il~eo tel'l'ler, Sm breed. Oldf'r 45 HP Mercury. Ju~t r:buJl chldm pref. 531-5614, only 10 hr. on the motor. 7 ADORABLE Kittens, long C.G. equip. $500. 540--0097 &. short ha.ittd, housebroken, Experiineed Skipper all different colors. 549--4350 For Mexican & Local walei·s. alter 5 or weekends 8/10 • 673-5156 • ADORABLE male kitlen is STORAGE T .1 "·· I kl lo "· M th , ra1 en;, uvats, oo ni;;:. r a uume. o er etc. $7.50 per/mo. Work was Siamese. 201 30th St. Spael!. 642-2601 & 548-3261 N.B. 8/131 ~~==~~~-~-=~==~~-~~-8' DINGHY, fiberglass bot. CHILDREN'S pl~y sl~de gd tom, 5 hp eng. &: hardware cond. nel!ds paint. 215 Jo included. $100. 6-12--5864 A n n e P l • N e w p o r t ;-;-;-;:c;;· =-;--:::=:::---;;;-;-;~ Beach 8112 14' BOAT &. trailer, 40 HP ~=~:--~~--..,,:--Mercury motor. $150. 222 W. BABY Guinea Pig, .• ml'/S., Witson, C.M. 548--0343 Long hair, beauutul. No =-,.==c--=.--,---,-, cage 673-1133 20' LAUNCH. Older boat. 4 · cyl inb. \VilJ sacrifice for 2 ABANDONED BIKES reasonable offer, 67!>-2511 Owner call 675-376J -·--------- and identify. Sailboats 9010 VACATION SJ>C'(ial! 1966 Crls Craft 17' speed boat 65 VW sunroof Ask $1,000 -Chev V8 eng. inboard -40 hrs. original -radio -all leathl"r int. Ski bar mounted in engine -plus brand nl!W Coleman c:imping outfit. Oasis tent -3 way conv. cooler -2 gal snow Hte jug - 3 burner camp stove - lantern 300 watts -2 sleefl- Jng bags -all for $3295.00 10070 financing 0 . A , C • 6Ta-2147 SACRIFICE 16' Fantasy ski boat; all glass, 75 liP elee., stereo; new, lge. wbeel trlr.; all extras and 11ceess. Super-xlnt cond. Must sell this week-end! $1495 Or of- fer! 673-6190 14' SKI Boat, Glassed bot· tom, mahog, dk. nm. lghts, ful equipped. Trlr, & 35 HP Johnson $435. lO>st $750J. 675-3072 CIJSO ......... " • I ' .. •· . $666 I • ,_. "25~ ENDURO$.~ . . I ' 14' SPEEDBOAT wit!i 35 HP Mercury & ALL accessories. Good L'Ondilion. S 3 a 0 • 646--3629 aft 5 pm or sun. I -~1,.9.,6,7-:yccA~MA=~H~Ac--I NEAR New 16' Glas.spar, 90 30Scc HP Mercury; big whe<>.ls tilt BIG BEAR SCRAMBLER trlr., all extras. Must sell! $495 orter. 548-8609 Phone 893.3970, Pri, Pty. 1967 CENTURY 17' Ski Boat, I ~========= with Trailer & cover, $3,500 MotorcyclH or best offer. 646--0il6 1---~------9300 YAMAI-IA . 250DT. 5 wks old. 16' CHRIS Craft Sea skiff Like new! $700. Must''Stll! runabout. Fine cond. wl Too hot to handle & sebOol. com cov. $1500. 673-9185 646--54TI 14 ' BOAT & Trailer $1 75. 5 65 HONDA 150 for sa'te"'~35{) HP outboard $100. 273 E. ._ 19th, c .J\t or trade for P .U. of mme value 642-3216 FAST 15' Ski Boat, Mere, 65 HP & ·1 SI .,.._" * '68 HONDA 90 eng. trai er. .....,, 642-4610 Brand O(!W -23 miles. $200. 962-6944 Bo.t M1int1nanc• 9033 '67 lJONDA 90 cc Scrambler. PAJJllI', vimish, repair at Excell91ll cond. $215 or ·bet;t your dock_ Experienced. offer. 4!JS.2305 '- Reas. a.18-7807 1967 TRIUMPH 650 Bon- Marine Equip. 9035 JABSCO Pumps , new carburators for Chl')'filer Marine engines. A I s o miscel!. navigational equip. 675-2456 aft. 6 PM. DEPTH findt:r, Heath Co. Like new with transducer & batteries $40. 548--4412 WANTED: Used automatic pilot. Bendix preferably. Will pay cash. 673-6945 Bo1t·Yacht Chart1rs IT'S SMARTER 9039 TO CHARTER Cal 25 • Rawson 30 • Alberg 35 • Bounty 40 • Ncwporter k e l c h • l\1ariner 40 • Schooners • 27' Fairliner · 30' Trojan • 38' Spt Fisher -nu· merous others. CALIFORNIA CRUISES W ycnrs in Newport Erni1 Minney 548-4191 BLUE\VATER CHARTERS 27'-40' U-Drive Skip. Avail Day/wk. 646-9000 24 hrs. e CHARTER THE FINEST New 40' Ketch 673-2517 • 675-2400 neville 2,000 mi. Best oUer takes. 615-2677 eves 67>2492 '67 3(5 Honda Scrambler. 48000 miles. Unaltered. 'Musi sell $500. 673-2339 SUZUKI 80 Dirt bike. Big barrel $175. 67"J-!Zl7 '67 80 CC Suzuki HiOO mi. $190. '64 Allstatl! trail bike $90. 543-7409 Auto Service & Parts 9'400 VW Empi dual Carbs. Kit co mpl le w/Porsche Distrb. Bolt on 1500-1600 Engine SlOO, 6 VoJt Jud. Mag. S25. All like new. 642-j366 CHEV 3..?7-375 HP Sheri block -Balanced, polished crank, Sig·erson cam. $225. 548-0072 '51 & '54 Cadillac Con- vertibles, -t psrts, .~ '5 7 Chrysler Hemi eng. 4~ Auto Tools & Equip 9410 COM. macb. iools. Roll away tool chest w/2 xtra boxes. Must 1ee to apprec, Z'7t E. 20th St., CM ~hing Boata 9040 Trailer, Travel 9425 12 FT. Fiberglus fishing boat, 6 hp motor and trailer $200, 842~730 Boat Storage 9048 9215 II I I 23' KENSKILL "68" ~10DEL • 5'6--l2'l9 • NIMROD tent trlr, .$200 or best olfer. Also 12' ctr top boat $fit. 847-1136 Shasta 16' Make Offtr 548-1561 eves or S&t. Truclc1 9500 It.li\.tAC '66 Ford % T, V-8, w/'68 Campcr Ir: boot, Bir, hrakes, aaddle tanks, llD springs, lots of extras. '2395. Will sell scp, 546-4248 ' BEST OUe.r over '1200. '64 Ford \t ton, big bed, over driVIP, V-8, 34,COO miles. 540-1842 ./ FOR Sale or trade '54 Chevy truck, as is. SISO. 494-6020 * '50 GMC ':;-ton van, new eng., good tires, nidio, btr. Askina $250. 494-2538 1950 FORD MIU< 'I'Rl.lO<. Runs good, gd. body. FaJr tires. $235, &f.2-9526 '59 GMC % 'I"tt!, 6 eyl., Pickup. Xlnt cond. $595. * 9&$-1712 Mobile Homoa 9200 "' CHEV. Or\glnol t•le:r>l>c>n<: 37' ROAOMASTE!R, self t'On· truck, Cd oond. Sot95. m lalned. S1l!f!pA 4. 1957 Mod~. W, Wlhorl, C.M, 548-GlU Xlnt eond. $1.200 cash. Opcn '62 % Ton DOOCE tnr:k. '60 1.1•1 !n the r~ar of 2062 MG. Both ln rood cood Plaet:ntil. Ave. ~1362 ' • • '-1r SPORTATION Saiwtdl>. August JO, 1961 TRANSPORT A TlON 9600 TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION PORSCHE 1•!m'"P,!"'-rt""od;;..;..;A;;,;ulol..;.;;...-;;9600~ UtM Cars 9900 Uood Cars 9900 lmpor!od Aulol UtM c.,.. ffGCI TRANSPORTATION ___ ._ __ _..;.;I u..a C:.rw I CORVETTE u-tors ----~-1 Imported Auteo 9900 JEEP DATSUN T ri!cica Y500 i;'Qf.Ev. plclc.u:p: new Vet ~l~ra:ld., re11nrtd. .... m E. 20th 5t, C.M. 1--------- -FREE--LAS......-YEG_AS_ VOLKSWAGEN CADILLAC C0!1J1NENTAL .,. <IJRVE"m; TIGHT MOTOR FREE LAS VEGAS 1.l VACATION WlTH >. S ~ C d I PREE W VEGAS '63 CONTIN'Dn'AL $MXI Firm * ~ VACA110N WITH A J FORD '61 PORSCHE 1961 Earth 6'2"'\'v °" II onl $parltllnr all origino1 4 doo' FREE LAS VEGAS .,_90,l~~ <Su~ J..; J!, D~o~E lime 1962 v~~c ~P~ De ~':°d1tlooedlll , le at n er 1-===C=O=U=G=A=R==' 11964 v,\,"::~a~ ~. ':, • 3:. .~~i:,,,t_ , FREE LAS VEGAS Jiitpo 9510 VACATION WITH A 1;..;;..;.;._------1964 ·DATSUN PICK UP 19 6 2 INT E R.NATIONA TRUO<. 1bb 11 the most iealt. 4 whffl drive, travel soua:ht1atter mllffi• ·maker tt • ·~ lb e pfn biped 1mJn.acu. VU.U:. Polar wbit. with ......., ll!'l'J, powtt o:ttu. Thll 1' the popular, Ha.rd to ON. Complete with lock°" -~5 l:n oatu. :="'oonc11:00! i100 Cub • contruttns kt blue lnterlor. Radto, heater. You'll k>Ve '67 COUGRA XR 7 llnd Hardtop Oub Cpe. bubL Blue with a beautl.W ... New tittll. Excellent roln.&:. 4 spd trans., bright Ion $395. Cell 642--0291 red with a nice oontruttng Il.LYS Jeep 4 wheel interior. Only one and It's ~7., ~s. dlt, w1IJ. ftnance b&l· FW1 pwr. A air c:ond. All lfl interior. Bl& BU)' $Th'ltl Like new, hb air ooodiUon· Fluhina: Nd w1tb buc*et matcbln& interior, and ELMORE anct for srlv•te l*rtY $34 86 FM extru. N.b' an 1mmac-HOUDAY •RAMBLER fne, Power slffrtn&:, dllC letta. t 1¢. plus lots ot 25,00J mil!I. Take it to lie per mo. After 10·30 4's..sTI3 ulate betuty. Only 1969 Harbor mvd. brakes, landau top, ateel extra•. Immaculate and a market or ca.mptrw wtlll SPORT CAR ;i;;--;;i;;-'-'"7;~' "'''-"':.:;..:: $1495 C..ta Mesa equal eue. W"kcnd oaly WORLD ·~ VW.; ~ r.cUo, ELMORE ()pert Sunday. Drive-In ~·~~:;,1 ~ ~ rH1 mile1;,;111u:r. Only $1595 f.' Pbooe""'1323 ...... ""'· . Tuned... COlt9AIR oaly. 49t<l627 ELMORE ELMORE 'vi!, Qiev 321 en&'· Extn.11 IO'tb IO fast. Only to mention. $1095 ELMORE 9520 !Slllllle&chBlvd., W-536--9f!llA!tetPM TOYOTA 1--------li68COOGAAXR7.Muot..U •1 "8PORSCHE-,'85 vw, RAH, tuned""'·· MOTORS '61 CORVAIR MONZA "''"''"''"""'IOr.caJIL•• TMOOTOYO!~ TMOO'roRSYOT· ;· SALE f;llSED TRUCK MOTORS TOYOTA Ph. 894-3320 corv•ir pow~, $1700 or -.. clean, like nu. Gone PllOQe B!K-3.'m Sparklina all originlll cl'fb Brochu, at Jobnbl and Son, ""' "' " cooa!der trade. 642--0015 to/seaa. Must aell, $10f9. 15300 hcb Blvd., Watmnstr coupe -automatic tram., Oranp ~·,-old e • t Phone *-3330 Pb. 89f..3m • l5lll Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr 847-6955 CADn.t.AC DEVILLE radio, hearer, vinyl aeats -established L l n co In 15300 Beach Blvd., Watmnatr 15.'llO Beach mvd., Wlt:mnlllr RENAULT MUST SELL FASI'! Lu'1rioui~wtodow '60 ""4n mn bl& val"" '1 M~;:;.;::;:"..'~P. 4 SPEED :. AND CAMPER SALE FIAT ---------11967 VW sedan, like new, wltb air, powtt •trerior $S$ ·. -------o; CARAVEILE R/H, ........ '"' school ,.,., ........... ,....., ....: HOLIDAY RAMBLER DODGE SPECIAUSTS MERCURY Renault Sports car. Smart $1475. 548--€786 OOw1, etc. Seeta look new! 1969 Harbor Blvd. HIGH PERFORMANCE looking, good nmninc, uh. , $~ Cbsta Mesa 1961 DODGE '·---CUSTOM. CARS 1968 MERCURY St at f o 11 Wagon, brand new. Hard lop, third seat, dbe bra.le-. powtt •leering, radio ... Inventory ueriflce, $.1990 It Johnoon ml SM, °"'* a v.·eU kept, one Own!!' car 68 VW, R/H. SUnroof. Xb:tt HOl.JDAY RAMBLER ~ Sl.llldl,y-DriV't-ln ...,..."""""" RJH, $1fJO. cond. Lee.vhJ& country. Muat 1969 Harbor Blvd. 'Gt SPYOER-Tan 150 bp. auto . $100. LARGEST SELECTION IN JflOLIDAY RAMBLER ..U. Asldni $1850. 11' O.la Me,. Turi>o.c!wwed. < opd. R/H, ---'54'-'S.5601 ORANGE COUNTY 1969 """°' etvd. 1133-1129 °""" s...1., -Driv.-1n w.w. Xlnt """'· """"• 1925 FORD Selected Auto C08ta Mesa CM eves & Sun. 642-7T'16 Cent c.um.. "'""" --..... I..J.ncoln ... Mercury -Coupr Opon Sunday· Drivo-ln VOLVO CHMOLET '65 MONZA Con vu I. '62 FORD 5ll!I !:mt H.-Bl:. 531"648 * "Economy Plus" ---------I WMtetred, blk. top; auto., Oub Coupe, J>OWft' llteertng, 1964 FORD Sprint V-8. Good dealenrhip. Ne"WpOrt • CM .. 642-0981 1964 Vol 2 Dr 4 "'-' '63 CHEV. II R/H, xJnt. c(md. $995. automatic trans., radio and oond. Almost new tiru •----·-----vo · 1~ NOVA STA. WAG. 5f9..l&U heater. TOYOTA 1960 Mercury ColOQY Pd Wae .• 9 Pau. Good condo Make olfer. 615-3439aft 1 PM ======== FREE LAS VEXJAS trans., Radio .l Heater, Teel ~--., lix l high toIEUe $490 $1000. call Ginny VACATION WITH A Blue exterior with light blue .,...,."'......., cy . . CCESA '&>Turbo-charged. 4i HOlJDAY RAMBLER * ~ * 1966 TOYOTA Sedan. The vinyl interior. An ideal cu engine, power &tide, power speed. 180 hp. Clean & fut! _ _... ..... ~t _,.. __ ..............,v for commuting to L.A. Full steerlne, R 6 H. Ideal tor &r7~2 1969 Harbor Blvd. FREE LAS VEGAS .......,, ........._ ... 1.a---·-·.., YoW' vacation. Full Price • O.ta Mesa VACATION WITH A ""'built today. Aroc wblte 1s':"'" F·OO·u___ I $9!15.00. CORVETTE ()pm Sunday-Drivo-ln '66 JAG XKE with contrasting interior. car ot on ""-''Ul.K 8 vd. 1st car lot on Ha.fi>or mvd. ''---------i '56 FORD 2 Or. Ranch ---~~-I Coope and 2+2 -°"""' au!o. trans., ndio, h•ate<, JOHNSON & SON JOHNSON & SOH " FREE LAS VEGAS Wagon. 4 Nev lkff; 312 CU. one or the other at the etc. Up to 30 m.p.g. with 90 Llncoln·Mercwy Lincoln M VACATION WITH A V-8, O'dr. Mint cond. $450. special price of: h.p. doing the job. Five to • O>sta Mesa Branch • ercury 675-16n $4299 choose from. As low as lMt Harbor Blvd. 642_7000 Costa Mesa Bn.ncb '63 CORVETTE Fist Baek, ===-o:--o~-$1495 , 00 Harbol' Blvd. 64:2·7000 Goraeous platinum t In I ab '67 FORD Bronco-Uke new, ELMORE ELMORE GET·~~ Y~~ 4 SPEED ~ ~-=e!e~:s.~: ~~~2:.:~. ~;nns. SPORT CAR MWORS SAVINGS BEFORE SPECIAUSTS ·-,.. '62 FAIRLANE 2 "'· Xlnt WORLD TOYOTA YOU BUY!!! HIGH PERFORMANCE $2599 mod>. """"· ""'· "'· !'boo• 894J322 Ph. 1194-3320 Ii l CUSTOM CARS ELMORE . '"'"' 6G-ll!5 1Sllll Beecil Blvd., Wmnnsh' l5300 B"cil Blvd., W"""'"1 ,,,,.. a...:1 LARGEST SELECTION JN '61 GALAXY $5lO XKE '63, T6P SHAPE, <1,000 FREE LAS VEGAS WH UUICI ORANGE COUNTY SPORT CAR 4 Dr. !Udtp. Xlnt oond. ~·'Want Con tin' n ta I VACATION WITH A lt1PORTS Selected Allfo WORLD' R/H. * ""l!ll1 66-68. Trade on basis book l!lffi TOYOTA Pick U Olm C Phone 894-3322 + •61 FORD FALCON wholesale. 494-4746 plete with twin bed :~mper-enter' J.s:m Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr Standard Shift. RJH. Lt '67 JAGUAR XKE 4.2 Famous for itl 9 hp, ~ l.966 Harbor, C.M. 646-m 1~ Harl>or Blvd. 5374646 '63 CORVE'ITE 2 TOPS, •66 Km. 4 Dr. $295. 54()...7579 Driven 11 mo1. Owner needs m.p.g. engine and .f..spd. ~ A 1, Cl . 96 4 SPEED Milst sell. Best o f fer. '62 FORD Ecooollne. Rebult larger i;ar! 548-4072 pendability. Oean and fresh n 1qu•1, •PIC1 15 eng. &: body. Many Xtru l 1 cly. Cllrome wheels. $(JOO. '!bl, w .. kend only 1930 MODEL "A" Porti"1!y SPECIALISTS 774-4110 or 81>-!30'I uk i.. 536-<ll3'I JAGUAR Imported Autos 96001mportod Auior ELMORE MOTORS SPORT CAR WORLD '63 TR4 IOADSTll ·-· '64 lTWOI --·· $1457 $1727 • '65 Trhcmph TR4 ~ $1827 '66 (2) Triumph= $2257 '67 TR4A IRS •www••·: $2357 ,,,,,,, , .... ,,,,,.,_, ~ .......... 1'5300 BEACH~,,,,.-:. ~ WESTMINSTER :S ..... ........ " ... "'"' . 894-3322 ..................... ..::;. ... , ....... ,-....... , ~ The. fabuJous Open Road, Cafnrlel che.ufg mount with features found in models KARMANN GHIA srn•. ,.,......,, but oompl•l<!y HIGH PERFORMANCE Chuck. ..,=FO=ao=si.~..,,-,w= .. -. Good:-o ELMORE apart. Lots oI extra parts. LARGEST SELECnON IN shape. Mu5t aell $ 3 8 5. 9900 . twtee the cost ol this mtlt, 1961.o KARMEN GHIA, Im- including new space age mac. cood low mllea&e· $225 M....,,,. ORANGE COUNTY .642-5864:::::::::_~--~--l·------~~~-'-...;.;;..;;.;;,;;~--.;.o,;~I . CUSTOM CARS - ·{JlOno toilet S)'slem. $18!i0. 675-557! MOTOas 1934 FIAT R., d , , " • Set-~-.. Auto TOYOTA (Claalc). One of a kind 1.n ~-rsu 154'6. " 1 '. OPEN ROAD PERS 9520 '62 KARMAN Ghia. Desert Sand. Good cond. Lo mi. $1050. 962-3475 '57 KARMAN Ghia new paint $494. 642-1548 LOTUS Ph. 894-3320 u.s.A. Make otr.er. 673-5156 Center l5llO Beach Blvd., Wstrnnrtr '68 TOYOTA Autos Wanted 9700 lml Harbor Blvd. 537-4645 1---------'60 Chevy Bl1c1yne GET OUR LEADERSHIP WE PAY V-8, automatic. RUNS URE SAVINGS BEFORE A TOP! Take $100 dels, dlt, YOU BUY!!! To ·P DOLLAR will finance -·· party. TAKE pymta: $22. per month, '81 DODGE Family Wagon FREE LAS VEGAS Ii L • Altier 11, 89T13 or 6J9..351T -6CXXI miles, auto trans, VACATION Wmi/A aut, flD16 FOR· '65 CHEV, Malibu; aiNXl'!d., -· • Monomatic, air cond. '61 Lotu1 Elite °'"1pe pwr. steer., .tereo, Uiad!d. """1ed! "-6, • "'am Good ""'""' and """'· and IMPORTS USED CARS Xlnt oond.11295 puff! Best oUer over $4,000 interior. Needs body work. '64 IMPAl..A. 4 Dr. hdtop, .• :.~~ 11-i ... ••ck-up , •·' :::~""E·L1'Wo1...,_-. ' 1~ ~:;;o~~TA "'""" CONNEll cHEvROOT ~,rd;'"~~ "'' bed. hyd ... , R/H, low ml., .m Ht 'O< CHEVY lmpal Coron. Sed•n Dix UJ a 9 seater ~ ~camper, S'x36", carp., SPORT CAR Automatic; rh, dlr. Car bas 2828 Harbor Blvd. Air cood. Power Brke, '· \c .. .::: ' Clean & xlnt mech. WORLD been kept in oupe~ -"•'-Costa Mesa 546-1203 Steering, New tirH, $1250. .~ --~a. s1cr;o. ~ P .. __ O<\A ........ •v ........... 6'15-4292 ., ........,. ~ tlon! $100 Cash· deb:, will WE PAY · • • >=o;;;;-;;c;:-="'O"'.;-,,-I ~EV 'iii T. l8;00'J on new 15l:Xl Beech Blvd., Wstmn.!tr fine pri t party TAKE CASH '63 CHEVY n 6 I prtva ' "~:,: °':.;'~i ~ =M=E=R=C=E=D=E=S=B=E=N=Z=I !;" jrm~ 1, .. 10:~1 = :E>':,k~:.: 1!148 INTERNATIONAL Bu. ,., ~per. Sleeps 5. Needs bat· _ :.li<y, ISOO. LI """' . Van Camper, 95 hp, ''air, &tereo, good oond, $1195. ·v/party 642--0222 . . ' .... AUSTIN 1;. :• --• '67 AUSTIN :: ,. ':"• COOPER 5 l · One 0\11ner -4,<XXI miles Like New! $7l!li. r; MARQUIS MCYroRS . .:.,) 900 So. Coast Hwy Laguna Beach 494-1503 ~ .AUSTIN HEALEY . ·. '60 HEALEY 3000 ;_ 2 Seater-Deluxe • r. • ~Ute blue with black m\ortor. Wh'e, d1'cl, &!Oil. NICE! • 532-4741 • Or <ln')e County''> Largest Selection New & u.,ed Mercedes Bent TOYOTA . or highest ol'Jer. ~ k>r ....i can A truck> Juo1 FOR SALE call Ill lot free utimal•. GROTH CHEVROlfT ':....~~· """ ' ""' Jim Slemons Imps. HEADQUARTERS ELMORE 15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr Phone 894-3322 Ask for Sales Mana.pr 18211 Beach Bl .. Huntlr!gton S...ch JaS-3331 '67 VW Xtra nice car. S50 FREE LAS VEGAS dwn OAC. PymtB $53 mo. VACA'MON WITH A Dir. 842-4615 '64. BUICK SKYLARK HARD- '64 VW Olav. Rell nice car. TOP. Be&utUul Platium with No dwn OAC. Paymta black Landau top. Immacu- $1395 ONLY $31. mo. Dir. 842-4615 late. '62 VW, clean; radio, htr, SWlrool. Newly paiJ>ted. $790. 644-1098 ELMORE GET OUR LEADERSHIP '61 VW Red, good cond., TOYOTA SAVlNGS BEFORE RAH, Private party. $725. 'MaTORS YOU BUY!!! 675-1&17 Pbon~ 894-3320 cd L 1967 KARMAN Ghl1. Lo ml. 15300 Be.di Blvd., Wsbnnstr fan t.mi4 R&tllo. Xlnt oond. 11995. I ' 1953 BUICK. 'l'ruwp0<IO!im ol93-3210 car. $125. 8:19 Go .. ernor SL IMPORTS XLm' '67 VW BtJ.1. 23,<XXI <blta Mesa. 6'6-1768 CAREruL MILES. CALL 19!16 '""''" C.M. .....,,, _,.....,.=~--~' ---CADILLAC '59 OIEVY, aood <On!., leather uphols., fioor lh1tt. Make olft'f'. M&-6646 '64 EJ Camino, 327. f apted. Good cond. * 548-3156 * * 1961 CORVAffi MONZA $450.00 Call 968-T.lill aft. • : 15 '55 CHEV. Bel-Air 2 Dr., dean, nearly new tirea. $300.-2061 '67 CHEV. C.prlce Wagon. Air-rond, power breakl 1- steering. 962-7151 57 CHEVY 2 doot' wt 64 "283" $500 or T. 642.-61163 after6 PM '60 CHEV. 283 V-8; x1nt & ter.texter. Xlnt tittt, iood mech.: $35(1. 545-6033 '" cm:v. 1mpa1a 2 or. btltp. Real llharii. I-Owner. $n50 642-3427 Call bel M PM '60 CHEVY Panel. Good cond. 642.0015 '60 NOMAD Wp R/H, •uto, tr, PIS P/8, low mil, oris owner, x.lnt cond. 830-05Cl '62 OiEVY Grey, 6 eyl, auto trans, pawl S. Elctel cmd. '""'· !J46..<l2!1 '58 MGA '66 VW sedan; xlnt CCQd. M8-59ll9 after 5 Extra& $1425 '66 CAD. Conv., Siu Miit CONTINENT~L Sliver, blk. lellttw, "'t')I 610-0291 fact. option. ~ Vo 1 u e 1968 CXl'rl'INEm'AL, Mutt OPEL 't& :W =CE• *n <XXl 'l'yres. Xlnt care. 1-0wns-. 1ell -vel')' immaailate f,«I> P. ATS UN · 11111 ~ • t1r ...... _.,_ _....,. ~111n& S31S5 .....,.., .....,., ~'." ~~~.~ ""'., """" • ~ ., yr.,,.,., .,,.-r:-__~"""' , _ '66 CAD CONV, all black. .....-...,... _... ... '°" con-l'-'"--'-------1 w/bl9Ck lnt~or. MWll RD 67 VW Mac wheelt. Blg stl'fto tape deck, De'tf Uttt. nolueur. Can Peter 'tllt ~ •65 DATSUN SO.UIS. I AM - 5 J'¥ •k ENGINE. Loaded w-extrat HlOO . .f94-93SI, Mr. Wood Gtftk tit Jobmoo and Son, Statioo wap, dlr, 4 IPL 4QI Xlnt oood. 1 OWM. 962-6591 •68 DEVD..LE Priced fer Ora.nre Cou.nt)<'a 0·1de1 t _Ult set aoetk:nl Vf//f'1 l(IOCI M ~ l{qan. '62 V.W. wrM eQ1fDe. R/H. quSdc Ille. l~ dttvm trocn e 1tab11 abed LI n e o I "'1)dltloa !ntdde .. aut Sl!IO Geod -! "'1f S....,,, $5500, !ndlMlt Pt! pny ,.._:le Me....,,., Cqar tlealenhlp. ,_ -.WO. o<-. Will Ill> MS-1156. 1234 s. Marine, S.A. -. 51M2!S . ' --OI. -; ;;\!~!!_-..,..al 1131, -4, '!I; CAD, ~. 0. Ville; lc!o'. 6' CONTINEl'AL. 11..,.ui. ~SIT at Mm> PORSCHI 1963 vw, M&1t1 ....... , $lOO!I ...... 1Ull ........ ..... .... t -···-A " • Bett Otftr cond • i:mo 673-4465 ot11 cm OW'IWlr 9'!UA'" nu- """ "'6 DATSUN • m.E * " . ""' fiOld· AM FM radio, •-; 1600 Roadster IJll6 PORSCHE 912 S .,..ti. '56CADFtmen!OOKb.Good -"'°""' Uk,._ All : )ill' -dlr, ,pecia.I pU>t. ~rn.Fm, foe Ill, ed>a111L 1967 VW $1550 cond· Equip wl aurfboard deluxe con~I~•· A 1 r Iii.ck pl"" !owler. Jl!O !ml * mim • -* '""" "'!'\ olltt 642-85!!11 Foc!M)> wun..,,.c:.u OllQI -..ah dell:. TAKE low nmta. Nftld • Gar~T 1961 ' vw Squ&rtkck Top '56 CAD . .o.AebuUt -~ne.-u JOll .,....cS&tt 1hl nn.t . DOUBLE CHECKED USED CAR CENTER '64 BUICK l • Sab,.. 4 Door. Avto!l'latlc, radio, ho1t1r, powor 1loorl119, powor win· dow1, factory 1ir condltionin9, low mil ooga. Kelly 11111 loo• S 1620. '$1595 '64 CHEVY IMPALA Sport Co11pt. A11tom1tlc, rocllo, pow. tr 1t.1rh19, .3 27 v.1. Kelly 11110 look $1460, '66 FORD 4-DOOR A11fo1t1ttlc, rodie, hooter, l'•wtr 1l••r· 1119. Kelly 11110 l ook $1910. '65 BUICK RIVIERA Mill power, f1clory 1ir co11ditio11i119, K•lly llu• l ook $27~0. '66 FORD C1,1untry $•d111. A11tom1lic, r1ili1, h1at1r, pow•r tt11rl119, f1ctory 11r c111• iliti1ni11f. Ki lly 11111 look $2 J9S. '65 BUICK WILDCAT A11tom1tlc. radio, h11ter, pow1r it.or• Ing, power brak•1, power wi11dow1, full powor, factory 1ir co11ditionin9. K1Uy 11111 look $2420, $1995 '67 BUICK SPECIAL Co11p1, tulomtlic, rtdio, ho1t.r, pow• or ltttrlng. Kelty 11110 loek $2010, '65 GMC 1/4 TON Truck. Y-1, 1ulom1tlc, pow1r 1t11r• 111;. 10119 I.iii, 1J1c1ll1nt fir c1mpi119, Killy l lu1 look $1920, '65 CADILLAC de VIUe Full power, f1ctory •Ir c111cllHonl119, "l11d1il... Ki lly llu1 look $JJ7S. '67 COUGAR A11t11'11otlc, ptwtr 1tt1rl119, fa ctory t lr co11ditle11ln9, ltnd111 top. Kelly 11110 look $J)l5. BUICK 2100 HARBOR e·LvD. COSTA MESA 548-7767 After 1, «M-91'13 -639-361f naJ ft w1tl> a want ad! uinditlon • $2350. m.aot 1 rebollt trans. $250. 80-6602 5'1-1151 ~~~~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~.L-~-· ) '' I I .. J8 DAIL V PILOT S.!'"'1, -.i ID, 1961 -u-ic ... 9900 OMii C•ro 9900 . u..., C•rw used Cars -u...ic,,. .. • • ·' ·' .. ! • • I I ! CONNELL CHEVROLET'S USED CAR· CENTER SPECIALS '66 CHEVROLET 4 Door. VS. automatic, power st.eerina. factory air cond .. radio, beater, allver blue. (SLU394 J. $1695 '65 CHEVROLET Malibu super sport convertible. VS. automatic, power steering, rad.lo, heater, tahitian turq. with \l,'hlte vinyl bucket "a~(NS1695 '64 PONTIAC Grand .Frix. VS, automatic, power steer- ing, elec. windows, R&H. Danube blue w/white vinyl roof. (NQX710) $1195 '65 DODGE Dart 270 Hardtop Coupe. 11,000 orginal miles. Stick, radio, heater. $1395 '65 MERCURY Montclair hardtop coupe. V8, automatic, power steering, radio, heater, low mile- age, ermine white with blue interior. (RVM68S) $1795 ••VOLVO'' a ·~794 Ben FrWlader 891-1566 .:: : II) 531-6824 '66 CORVAIR . , Coupe. Automatic trarwnWlon, ndlo, heatK, Aztec Bronze. CRGV497). '66 MALIBU Sport Coupe. VS, automatic, radio, heat· er, Marina blue w/black vinyl Interior. !MY27S 2 ) $1695 '64 CHEVROLET Iii ton pickup. 8' Fleetslde, VS, auto- matic, radio, heater, cust. cab. CR28417) $1595 '66 OLDSMOBILE F-85 4 door sedan. V-8, automatic, radio, heater, power steering and finish~ in Tu<QUOIBO. Sf 795 '63 GRAND PRIX Automat~. power 5lttring, fa ctory Air cond., R&H, Sierra ~old with saddle bucket seats. (NLM963), ~295 BEST SELECTION OF EL CAMINOS IN THE AREA '66 EL ·CAMINO CUSTOM. VS,, automatic, factory air eon· ditioning, rawo, heater, red (57881A). $2595 '61 CORVAIR Monza. Automatic, air conditioning, ra· dio and heater. $495 '67 EL CAMINO CUSTOM. V8, aulomotie, power steering, R&H, ermine white w/black vinyl inter- ior. (V42925) $2595 '66 EL CAMINO CUSTOM. VS, automatic, PS, factory air, R&H, with fiberglass locking cover, er- mine white. (T53036) $2695 '63 CHEVROLET Bel Air Station Wagon. VB, automatic, powe r steering, radio, heater. $1195 • '62 CHEVROLET Btl·Alr • door. 6 cylinder, 1tandanl tranlmluion, radio. he• ter. $595 '62 FORD GaJaxie XL Coupe. VS, automatic, power steering, radio, heater. White w/red, bucket seats. ?95 . '68 CHEVELLE Malibu, Automatic, radio, heater, pow- er steerinz. (VIM 691 I $2895 ' '67 CAMARO 327 VS, automatic, radio, heater, power steerin&. {ULS185l $2495 '63 FOR·D G&Jaxie Sport Coupe. VS, automatic, power steering, air conditioning. $995 '63 NOV A S.S. Coupe. Automatic, radio, heater, erml.rw white wi red vinyl bucket .eats. CIDE8371 $1195 '65 GMC Suburban Carryall. 6 cylinder engine, extra clean. (P8.5983 J. $1495 '65 CHEVROLET ChC'\IY II Nova wagon. Automatic, radio, heater, ermine white with beige Interior. (NQH301). $1595 '· , .. .•. ;: ••• ::~ ·!•! '-======::: .. :...i '65 CHEVROLET :~ •• .. Monza coupe. F a c tor y air conditioning. :Et Automatic, radio, ht'ater, ermine white ~· with blue vinyl bucket seats. No. R1582 ;i $1295 ~ :============::: ::~ . « ·.~ . ..... '64 CHEVROLET -~ ~ .. ~ % Ton Pickup. VS, custom cab, pan rear ... , windows, factory air, R&.H, Fleet side bed, ~· chrome f1-ont llild rear bumperS. IN356031 ·.l' ' ._.-;: MUST SEE ~: .. ______ _, .. . , . ' .... CHEVROLET ~l 2828 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA ~)j MERCURY '61 <XLONY Parle Station , Wagon. I will now sacrifice ml' 2000 mile demonstrator. As completely equipped u )'OU aright want. Will sell or leue. Can Hal Sandel'll at JohriD:t &: Son Orange ())unty'1 oldest established I Linroln Mercury Cougar dralcr.~'>ln ~•ewporl • Costa Mesa. 642-0981 ----MUSTANG '61 FASTBACK 2+2 390, 4 spd, r & h, ps, $DX). (1) 525-9435 aft 6 ••• 'USED CARS 546-1203 c~ 546-1200. .~ * "Mustang Bargain" '66 MUSTANG VS 1965 late series Mustang Cpe. Air on:litioned, power steer- 289" engine, power steel'ing, ing, console auto, aliift. auto trans., radio &: heater. radio, heater. Mc. Unusually finished in beautiful flor-well cared for. Special $2(Y15 en tine gold with matching 2 HOLIDAY RAMBLER tme vinyl interior. Full 1969 Harbor mvd, GROTH CHEVROLET SUMMER SPECIALS Prioe $1"'5.00. Coota M""' '63 CHEVROLET 1st car lot on Hartior Blwl . Open Sunday-Drive-Tn IMPALA CPE. JOHNSON & SON OLDSMOBILE vo. , .... ,n ... ,, ... ,,..,;,, Lincoln-Mercury --------ITXT·ll5. Costa Mesa Branch '67 Clm..ASS Supreme, 2 Dr. $799 19-ll llarbor Blvd. 642-7<M Pwr. steer., brks., airl---~=~.,-- '66 M!IDANG, PIS & B, 289 oond.; 13,000 Mi. 642-3868 '66 IMPALA V-8; auto .. hdtp. R/H; liC'll 1965 OLDS 442. A Real man's COU PE $1875 or trade equity for car Red. Great shape V-1. Powt t9 lid•, P-St11rit1 11, ASK US ABOUT SPECIAL YEAR·END SAVINGS TODAY! trruu;:. car. 83l-0067 eve5 $1250. 842-5!1!7 SQN-122 'Imported Autot 9600 Imported Autos 9600 lmpo<ted Autos 9600 I ========J~======= $1899 lmport9d Autos 96001mported Autos 9600 a~a~ara ELMORE MOTORS The Largest Toyota Facility Anywhere NOW AT OUR NEW LOCATION CHOOSI TOUI TOY OT A FIOM THI LUGIST SILICTION Just Arrived 1969 "Corolla" 4 1/40/o Fin1ncin9 Av1il1bl1 ON APPROVED CREDIT TOYOTA CORONA FRIE us Vegas Vacation , hp • 2 Nltllh .. , '"' HM:l1•d• Hotel .,. •ttt 4"1 fl9\lr14 I htt clrivea, Ne ,.,.. o ... "'""''"' tSJGI lelcll Blvd. WISTMINmR IM-3322 AMERICAN CAR TRADES WANTED OF DATSUN FREE fOl TAlll NG A TEST DRIVE IN A NIW DATSUN. YOUI CHOICI Of AN Ill· PHANT 01 DONKl'f SAYINGS IA.HK. HERE ARE THE CANDIDATES 1968 DATSUN PL510 SEDAN e t6 HP'I O'Hff c•M •119., 4 spd, l'(llC• ft'U1., cHIC ltrttl., hll ~-"' ~ .. ,1.s JZ _,. w• cnt ntl'mll • $1996 et6HPe ..... u• ...... 4 ... ..,.. '"'"" dhc llrb, ""' ZJ~HC"tstretl $2196 '62 MERCURY COLONY PARK WAGON YI, 111tom1lic, pow1r Jf11rin9 RVG-714 $899 '64 PLYMOUTH 2 DOOR full f1ct1ry 1qpt. D4S-2 t 7. $999 ~,6-4-MERCURY MONTCLAIR Y-1, A11to11'11tic, P-St11riru11. redio, h11l1 r. RIX-914. dio, h11t1r. RIX-914. $1199 '66 FORD VI , power 1t11ri119, 1ir. WT•· 641. $1699 '65 CHEVE_L_LE~' SP'OR.T COUP'E VI , pow1rglid1, P/1t11ri11 g. NCA-211 . $1399 $900 Gt-eth c1i ... ,,1.t i,,n, ... , 111 tlt1 lndl.,duel. Iring your l11- di.,id11 1I tr1111p1rt1ti111 prob- \11111 fl UI. I NO oow.t'PA YMENT I PROBLEMS HERE ---''•'•"•'•ric•"•+-D•&•N•'•''•' '•"•'•'•;,'!'. "'!"-•• ALL YOU NEED IS _,,,,.._,_,____ GOOD CREDIT Htll ...., fw l•a:••-.. ....., _. ._ el ... ...... ..,. ...... c,.... ..... .,..., .... ·'--........... GEORGE ZIMMERMAN DATSUN SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 540-6411 2145 Hubor Blvd., Cost1 MIN GROTH CHEVROLET 18211 BEACH BLVD. ·Huntin9ton Beech Jo,111 1 D1yt. 'Til 10 r .M. 1l1~••Jt • 141.1161 SEE TOYOTA COROLLA for 1969 TOYOTA 'S NEWEST IS HERE AND READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ! -ALSO- OVER 40 TOYOTA CORONAS, CROWNS AND LAND CRUISERS IN STO.CK AND READY TO ROLL! DEMO. SALE AUTHORIZED SALES -SERVICE LOW MILEAIOE TOYOTA TOYOTA • VOLVO · • MG STAFF CARS VOLVO AT • BIG DISCOUNTS JEEP • FOR MIOI -MIOl·IOT QUICK CLWAllCE MIDIOET ·SPRITE AUSTIN AMUICAN MONTHS 4V2°/o TO PAYI . . ;. l •, < ' ; . • . • ' . ~ •I -COME IN FOR A~-~~--- ''CQMMAND PERFORMANCE''-' OF A NEW OR PREVIOUSLY OWNED CADILLAC 1968 CADILLAC ELDORADO H•r•'s th• f•bulous herdtop coupe finished in Kashmir Ivory with luxurious bleck :nferlor •nd bl•ck pedded top. Fully equipped with fectory eir, di1c brakes, AM-FM 1tereo, tilt wheel, power quarter window11 elec- tric door locks end trurik opener. Full power end meny oth1r cleluxe edres. I Stock No. 754) --$ ---OVER 80 QUALITY AUTOMOBILES TO SELECT · FROM--- '63 OLDSMOBILE F-15 '4 door. A11!01t1•tic tf1n11t1 i11ion, pow1r 1+•••· in9, r1dio i nd h••l•r, wlli11 1id1 w•ll tir11, tint.d ,1.,,, told ••+•rior. SALE $888 PRICE '65 RAMBLER H1rdtop 'oup1. Cl11i, 770. \II 1119lnt , r1,linin9 b11clc1t 1•1h, r1dio ind h•1t.r, whit• 1id1 w1U tir11, 1rctic whit1 with 111 whit1 vinyl i11t1rior. SALE $999 PRICE '65 MUSTANG Economic1I 6 cylind•r 1n9in1 with +tie 1t1nd1rd tr1111mi11lon, r•dio i nd ll11!1r, whit1 1id1 w•ll Hr••· Snow whi11 ••+•rior with h1rmoni1ing blue lnt•rior. SALE $999 PRICE '64 OLDSMOBILE St1rfir• h1rdtop coupe. A11tom1tic tre111mi11ion, r•· dio ind ll11t1r ,pow•t •*••ring, powlr br1ke1, buc•· et 1•1h, c•n+•r console. SALE $ I I I I PllCI --- '63 PONTIAC · lonn1¥lll1 • Door • p111en91r 1t1lion w19on. Auto- '"•lic lr1n1mi11i1n, r•dio ind h••f.,. pow1r 11•••· int, pow•r br1••1, whit1 1id• will tir••• 1ir con· tlltio11!119,"f+ · SALE $1222 PRICE '66 CADILLAC lrou9hem top•r 9old witll 1endlewood l•nd.111 roof i ncl l1ether inferior. Full power indudin9 window1- "'"' window1, 1••f-breke1-lfe1rin9-door lock1 end of cour1• f,i;tory 1ir conditionint. AM/FM redio t nd twili9ht 1enli11el. SALE $3999 PRICE '66 CHRYSLER Ntwport.·Torr1y t•••n (It wltll '"itching int•rl•r, i nd bl1clt \finyl roof, pow1r 1!11rint ind pow1r br1lt11, f1cfory 1ir conditioning pl111 much, much mor•. SALE $2444 PRICE '67 CADILLAC Coup• DeV1l l1. Monier•'/ gr1111 wiill bl1clt "inyl roof i nd full l11th1r int1rior. Full pow1r includint pow•r \11111 window1 ind of co11r11 f1ctory 1ir con• ditioning. SALE $4777 PRICE '63 CADILLAC Coup• D•Vill1 with .u power 11iht1 including pow- ,, 6 w1y fflt;-pow•r windows, pow•r br1lce1, pow. t r 1l••rint. i nd of coune la.ctory 1lr c1ndltio11i119. SALi $1444 PRICE ...... ~-CADILLAC . S1d1n D•Ville. • door h•rdtop. Lim• 1r11n with l11th1r ind nylon int1rior. H•1 pow 1r 6 w•y 111t, power window1, pow•r v•nl window1, pow•r 1+1•r. in9, pow1r br1lc1s, f1ctory 1ir 'onditionin9, SAU! $1444 PRICE '63 CHEVROLET Impel• Sup•• Sport. 511.,.,, with bl1ck buck1t 1•1+ in+•rlor. F11lly •q11Jpp•d includint 111l•'"•lic tr1111· mi,1ion, pow1r tl••rint, r•Cll• 1111!1 h••tef, f1ct•ry 1ir conditioninf , wlllt• 1id1 w•U tir11. SALE $1222 PRICE '64 CADILLAC Coup• D• Villi . Silw•r ••l•rior with bl1clt vi11yl r11f F1ctory 1lr conditionint ind h11 111 th1 lu•ury pow•• f11!11r11 includlnt pow1r w•flh • s+1.,in9 • br1lt11 • windows, AM/FM r1dio, SALE $ I 777 PRICE '63 PONTIAC l onn1\lill• Coup1,. Gold with h1rmoni1ing int•rior !full vinyl !. Aulom1lic tr1n1mi11io11, pow•r tit••· in9, pow1r br1k•1, r1di1 i nd h•1!1r, whit1 1id1 will tir•'• lint1d 91111 111d much mor•. SALE $999 PRICE '65 PONTIAC Gr111d Pri•. A11torn1tic tr1nunl,1lon, power 1t••r· Int, power br1lce1, r1di~ 1114 heifer, ltv1klt .,.1h, ,en+•• co111ol1, t•chomiter. whit• iltl1 will flr11. SALE $1444 PRICE '64 IMPERIAL Crown • door h1rdlop. L•1fh•r 1H l1p•1lry In· l•tior. Fully 1quipp•d will\ powor 1t•erin9, pow•• br•k•1, pow1r window1,pow1r 6 w1y 1111, 1ulo· m1iic dimm••• AM/FM r1dio •nd f1ctory 1ir (On• dltio11i11g. SALE $1777 PRICI '64 OLDSMOOILE l•hl1r ll1rdlop coup•. R1dio, h••l•r, 111tom•tic, pow•r 1l•1rint, pow•r br1lt•1, WSW, buc••t •••h, c•nl1r con1ol•. SALE $999 PRICE '67 TORONADO ft(fory 1lr conditlonlnj, powor 1!11rin9, pow1r brtlt11, 11dl1, ll•1+1r, ful wi11yl lntorlor, r1di1I tir11. SALi $3222 PRICE '65 CADILLAC (I Dor1do.Pow1r 1!11rin9, pow1r b11lt11, pow1r window1, pow1r 1•1+, f1ctory 1ir condition ing, rid with whito top, 1.1t+i•r int•rior. SALE $2999 PRICE '64 CADILLAC COfl\llrlibl1. Pow1r d11ri11g. pow•r wlndow1, pow1r M-1lt11,pow er 111!, whit• .tifl rid l•1th1r lnl•1ior. F1ctory 1ir conditionlnt. SALi $1777 PRICE '62 CADILLAC Pow•r li11ri n9, pow•r br•k11, pow1r window1, pow· 1r 111!, f•,+ory 1ir condilio11in9 , Norm1ndy bl111 w/whil• lop. SALE $888 PRICE • '65 CHEVROLET lmp•l1 •Door ll•rdlop, ll7 VI •ntin•, vinyl roof, r•dio i nd ll••l•r, p•w•r tl1•ri119, p•w•r br11t • .., l1ctory 1ir co11dltionint. LUE $1555 PllCI '63 FORD G1l1•i• 500 h1rdtop co11pt. Whit• w/1!1rm1nbin9 l11t1rior, r1dl1, ll11ter, 1uf11t11tic1 pow1r lfeerin9, wh ile w1tl1. SALE $999 PllCI '65 FIAT S1tl111, Light blu• in color. • 1p11d fr1111111lulctfl( h•1+1r, buck•t 1•1h, wllit1 .1ld1 wi lls. SALE $666 PRICE '67 DATSUN 4 Doer 1ed1n. Autorn1tlc tr1n1rninlo11, h•1tw, ~ wlt+i li11ck bucket 101t1, White dd1 will tlr1a. SALi $1666 PRICE '64 VOLKSWAGEN C1mp•t. R1dio ind h11t•r, compl•t•ly •quipp•d lot c1mplnt ln~ludint lilt up top. SALi $1444 PRICI ~~~~~~~-SALES DEPARTMENT OPEN~~~~~~~- 8:30 AM to 9:00 PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY -9:00 AM to 6:00 PM SATURDAY and SUNDAY YOUR FACTORY AUTHORIZED CADILl..AC DEALER SERVING THE ORANGE COAST HARBOR AREA NABERS 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540-9100 I TRANSPORTATION SPORT MODEL" 1964 Olds Startitt Cpe. Fact. Used Cari 9900 9900 Used C•r1 9900 UHd C•rs '9cie u..i Coro UHdCoro PLYMOUTH T·BIRD ~;-;: '52 Oi..DS ~ SS90 ~ -11, sedan with power steer- air c:ond, full power with auto. trana., beautilul onyx black exterior with leather· ette bucket aeat Interior It high plush blade; catp«;la. The best Olds buy in town. OLDSMOBILE '50 PACKARD 4 dr Sedan. Ultromatic:. Orig, Ftnish. Sharp! Int. Clean. Motor need& work. ~ Priv. aw ... FREE US VEGAS VACATION wml A PONTIAC RAMBLER T·BIRD .&,, alll.Omlltic trans .. beat- .-~~ie ~;~ing, de· : ' jiQLlDA Y RAl\tBLER :~~959 Harbor Blvd . ~ ·~ -~ <Dia Mr.sa : ._. Sunday -Drive-In $1595.00. 1st car lot on J-&uobor Blvd. JOHNSON & SON Lincoln-~1ercury Ol6ta Mesa Bnulch l!Ml Harbor Blvd. 642·'7m0 P.":i Autos 9600 Imported Autos 9600 , ' ' s211i~WN ON A"IOYID CIDrT lives JOU :111 easy 1oin1 TOYOTA COIWHIA * "4 SPEEDS ON THE FLOOR" 1964 Okls C\ltleu Spt Holiday Power steering, V8, cast iron eng. A reel bot model foe those who !eel young. Local one owner car whlch shows exceptiona.1 good care. Full Price Sll!fi.00. 1st c~r lo~ on Harbor Blvd. JOHNSON & SON PLYMOUTH 1966 PLYMOln'H Barracuda FREE LAS VffiAS· VACATION WITH A Sport Q>e. SUnbunt lfOld 1966 PONTIAC G.T.O. hru'd- witti cootraatlng b u c k e t top cpe. Most popular model aeall, auto, tape deck, all aolng. SllYer metallc green the acc:euoriea. A~utely with black buckl!t eeats It showroom lreah. Priced to , __ .. _ t...... 4 -~ ---sell Only UUKW,ll ...... "t"'• .. .,,.,..., now. Slll95. con&0le, p1WI all the extru. ELMORE Pootlvoly the"'""''" <X· ange Chunty, 'J'hi9 weekend °"" ---------1962 T-Blrd Full power, air. '&t AMBASSADOR V8 Gleaming 990H sport cpe, Air Stereo tape. Xlnt cood. $950. 544-2257, s;n..2747 c on di t Ione d , Ccmol 1 -'55=.=T~.=s=IRD~=;n=mln-=t =cood--. automatic llhift. P ow e r Both tops. S139fi steering ' brake., radio, M7-S1'll beater, reclinftlg buck: e t1---=-===="°""- 1eall etc. Sound, safe, · • '62 T-BIRD • dependable U480 ' X1nt oond $700 HOLIDAY RAMBLER • 174-194 e 1969 Harbor Blvd. CHARGE JOW' wut ..S now. CootA M ... 1957 a..ASSIC T·Blrf . Mr!taJUc llftll, New enc:kie- A u to trans, brakea w/power irteering. DIQ!s st&-121.0, nn.. M&-6129 THUNDERBIRD ''1, automatic w\ndowa It .eats. Take over J«iO, S45 mo. pm.bl. 5t6-1385 " Dill 6'U678 kr R.Erul.TS Lincoln-Mercury Oxta Mesa Branch 4 SPEED SPECIALISTS HIGH PERFORMANCE CUSTOM CARS L.ARGFST SELECTION IN ORANGE COUNTY Selected Auto M0roRS TOYOTA Ph. 89f.3320 Open --Drlv .. 1n lmpot1od Aulot 9600 lmp0rted AlofOI '55 MARLIN VS -'------,,.---'--~-----·I $2295. ELMORE 1941 Harbor Blvd. 642·7Cli0 1965 OLDS Vlsta Cruiaer. P1, Pb. Fae air, Rack. Very good cond. Ore owner. 644--0lll Center nm Harbor mw. 537-4$46 'ST SAVOY 2 Dr., reblt. ena .• auto. tranA., RH. Good aind. $195. 494-9374 15nl Beach Blvd., Watmn.ltr MCYrORS power steering • brakes. Bucket aeatl, auto. shit!. '63 Pl)'moutb Sta Wq, Ez. TOYOTA radio, etc. Sunday speci,al at Cond. Ortg owner S900 or Pb.. 89'"33ro $1475 best otter! 499-U81 aft 5. 1..1\llO Beach Blvd., Wstnmstr HOUDA y RAMBLER 1960 PLYMOUTH Station IOY CARVEi 1969 -Blvd. Imported Autos 9600 Imported Autos 9600 wagon, V8, pwr braket It Cotta Meta I iiiiii~~ii!ii!i!ii!i!!iii~~i!ii~~-iiiiil .......... "20 ... , ... 135 PO!'lfTIAC Open·-. l»'tv .. tn II ======== • -Bl .. c..ta -1 --",~P~ASS'°"'WG=~ER~Vl~- E L MORE MOTORS PONTIAC K16-4444 . .., "'"'' otation """""· bao '60 '60 '63 '65 '63 '66 '67 SPORT CAR WORLD . ~ c..t>'t ·-_.. .......... auto. ahlll, AUIT1N HIALT IPlm $AVE " LEMANS Panila<. AJt • .,,.,.. ,. two • llas'ot""" radio .... , .. "47> OM: .f • lilM w • .. a11 extru. 4,CQ> ~· Carux,~ a.a,. HOLIDAY RAMBLER M•A IOAISTI• $899 take OV$'9ed. S&cttftct, ·='"""=--=---''--= 1~ H -BJ··• .. -.·..:~ .. '":. ol _,,,..., ... $767_ 13.250. 847-7724 198\ G'IQ. OWnpasne with -a ••· •• -""'.,..==--=---I black padded top, black In-Co&la Meu '63 LeMANS 2 Or. cpe. ~rior with bucket aeata. Im. Opefl Sunday -Drive-In "~ $11tc17 Qm\'ttf.~ .... s ~ ~-maculate. 1 owner. JJ,(O) '86 RAMBLER 5 cyl, 1tlrk A - -.. V ~ .,_, ~• ~· ,._, mm.. E4WJppod wilh .,._ !!AH. Excellent "'1d. Groot ::-::-H.T. $1187 -..U..C. locludio& air -omnmuter. Bdow w-• SUNllAll "'"" "·'· $2187 rr PONT. GTO loaded. °"' dlllontn1. 1:1,995. Pleue call """"' 117>. -..... ., ,. ,_., .-w ,.._ )II' okt. 11,000 ml CaU to 1ee &o-6282 ar 6'l3-t1S1. DATSUN ..... llOADITll sm1 • price. f#.!30, .s.,, ' MW!' ......... be I 0., STUDEBAKER lAt -· nltt. 673-9'240 dA,y . _ wbol.fAie book, 1 owner 1----------1 ""' '''' •• • ••' .,,..,,,, '67 e<»fNEVILLE, k>aded, bl1ct 63 Grand PriJI:. Fl.di '84 STUDEBAKER Com-- - .::::;'''' '1s100 BEACH"'"'"';"";:. aJr, excell. mnd. Muat w.ll. pwr, m cond. ad ttrea. mander 4 dr. RJJ.1. Auto. Pvt. pty, 962-t&D 573-M27, 613-673.1 Perfect cond. t owner $595. :;:-WESTMINSTER .:= Oft 54M<79 -89..3322 -'67 ElREBtRO 31; HO, rib, •eo PONTI.AC Hardtop. Auto. d'I. '•,,,, 'P ,.:..-..''' auto tr,,, lllll ...... OrlslnaJ P/S. P/B. Radio l For DaJi, Piiot Want Ada. ~... '''' owner. fJ..tll. ~ Hetttr. 54l-01'93 alt 3 Dial W-6611 ___________ ... ___ _ .. --=·= -----~----= -. - ! I . ' j ---· ---------- WILSON FORD SALES 18255 BEACH BOULEY ARD <Hlway 39) HUNTINGTON BEACH • SAVE AT LEAST $1,000 TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS_ I TOTAL I TOTAL I TOTAL . PRICE DN. PMT. MO. PMT • ON BRAND NEW . 1961 H1rdtop. 429 CID VI 1ngin1, cr11it·o·m•tic, pow1r 1t11ring le di1c brek11, AM redlo, clock, comfort streem '(•ntil1tion, m1lit l!i111cJi 111t, "inyl int1rior trim, courl1sy li9ht1, r1mot1 control mirror, r1tr1ctebl1 h11dl1mp door1, full whttl cov1ti ind 1/I 1t111C11rd ftclory 1quipmenl. '60COMO '61 FORD W19on. VI, 1uto1111tic, r1dio, h11t1r. No. 11!2 '61 PONTIAC C1t1lin1 H1rG!op. V8, 1uto., powtr 1t.eri119. No. 1246 '61 OLDSMOBILE II VI, 1uto., powtr 1t11ring, r1dio, he1t1r. No. 1224 'SO CHEYROLO C1rry 1ll 1urf wtton. No. 1191 $295 s11 s11 $295 s11 s11 $295 s11 s11 $295 s11 s11 $295 s11 s11 $3'888 ::~ !r~:.:se or 10% ~:~and $1 03 39 M~~h OR SAVI AT LEAST $1000.00 FROM OFFICIAL LIST PRICE ON ANY THUNDllllRD IN OUR HUH SIUCTION. TOTAL I TOTAL I TOTAL ' PRICE DN. PMT. MO. PMT : SUPER SPECIALS BRAND NEW 1968 FALCON COUP£. Fre1h 1ir heifer & defro1ter, du1I hydreulic brelle JY1f111'1, courftl'f lights, i111id1 l out1ide mirror1, cloth l vinyl interior tr im, p1dd1d de1li l vi1or. 111d ell 1t1nd1rd fectory 1quipm1nl. No. 1037 . IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. 51988 . OR 10 0/ Tot1I $5296 Per . / 0 Down •nd Month BRAND NEW 1968 MUSTANGS HARDTOP. Fr11h 1\r he1t1r & d1fro1ter, l,1ck-up, dom1 l court11y llghh, bucket 111h, 1U vinyl +rim, nylon c1rp1h, rock1r p1n1I tnout~· Int & eir 1coop orne m1nt, 1e1t l shoulder be1h, p1dd1d d11h l "''" ,,, .. wind1hi1ld w11her1 l 2 1p1ed wip1r1. No. 1141 '64 GALAX.IE 500. R1dio, h11f1r, ftcfory 1ir conditio11i111. N•. 116J '65 FORD CUSTOM VI, 111tom1tlc, low rn ile191. N•. 1207 . '62 PONTIAC Bonnevnt. H1rdtop. VI, t uto .. power 1!1erin9, vinyl roof. Ne. 1001 '62 CHEVROLET lmp1l1 H.T. VI , 1tic•, whit1/r1d, No. 1216 '63 GALAX.IE • . $795 s27 s27 $795 s27 s27 $695 525 s25 $695 525 s25 $895 s31 s31 TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL 52288 OR VACAnON TIME WAGON SPECIALS PRICE DN. PMT. MO. PMT 10 0/ Tot1I $608& Per / 'J Down •nd Month OR SA'VE UP TO $7 00 ON A "CALIFORNIA SPECIAL" GT MUSTANG Air conditioning, 219 CID VI 1n9ine, cruitt ·O·tnttie.' pow1r 1te1r. ing l di1c br1k11, rtdio, GTICS equipment p1ck1ge, tlnl1d 9!111, knitt1d vinyl lr.n{ury bucket 111h, wide-ovtl w1w tir11. No. 121 Brand New 1968 GALAXIES SAVE $800 on NEW '68 GALAXIE ]90 CID VI •nt ine, cruiu1m•tic, pow1r 1teerin9 I di1e br1ke1, 11l1ct1ire con- '63 RAMBLER W19011. R1dio, h11!1r, overdrive. IHC192 '65 RAMBLER Stelion wegon. Autom1tic, r1dio, he1t1r, brigh t rid. No. 1044 '66 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN W•gen. VI, 111to., PS, redio, li•1+1r, nic1. No. 1066 *SPECIAL PURCHASE * $595 523 s23 $995 537 537 $18~ 567 S67 TOTAL TOTAL PRICE DN. PMT. dition int , 111 vinyl trim, cu1tom vinyl roof, tinttd t llu, AM rtdio, deluxe 1111 • Mjtl, lleny lltwty Mttery, ,.in•te co11trol Mirror, wlllhl 1lde w•ll f9f011 tires & full wh11I co¥1r1. No. 201 36-1967 and 1968 AUTOMOBILES WITH FACTORY WARRANTYS or FULL PRIC~2188 Brand New 1968 Ford ·Custom Sedan 1'40 tlD •11t1ne, fr111i 1lr h'11t1r I defro1+.r, duel hydr1ulic br1lr1 1y1!1m, ln1id1 I 011hid1 mlrren, cloth I \lfnyl fnf1rfeP frlM, f'dd;.d do.Ii I vitol'I tnd •II 1t1nd1rd f1cto7 1;uipment. No. 1015 •-::: '68 F·250 CAMPER SPECIAL 52788 OR I 0°/o =., .... $72 48 :: .. WITH THI PURCHASE OF ANY 11 DORADO CAMPER 360 va engin •, h••vy duty vinyl trim, fu ll fo•m cushion, cruisomatic transmission, body side mouldings, radio & he1ter, tinted glass, 1250 lb . front spring, 2450 lb. re1r spring , b1sic Camper Sp•· ci11. Stock number 994 BRAND NEW 68112 CORTINA 51788 1.IVJ/ TOTAL s47so n• OI V-/0 DOWN _. MONTM AVAILABLE-SEVERAL WITH AIR CONDITIONING. :!~~~~.~.~,~,,~.~..... $1995 S69 '67 MUSTANG 2 plu1 2. 390 VI, 4 1p11d, r1dlo, h11t1r, 1p1ci1l wli11T1. No. l 172 '68 CHEYROLO lmp1l1 H.T. VI, 1ut1., PS, feet. 1ir. N1. 107' '68 GALAXIE 500 VI, 111to., PS, forrntl roof, 111 vinyl trim. No. 1244 TRUCK DEPT. SPECIALS '51 FORD Piekvp truck l/t ton. No. I 062 '66 FORD lon9b1d F-100. Picku p. N1w p1inf, 1uf11'1'11fic, N1. TIOlt '66 ECONOLINE Supt• v1n. A rlr. 0111. No. 1175 $1995 S69 $2995 '599 s2195 s93 TOTAL I TOTAL I TOTAL PRICE DN. PMT. MO. PMT s295 s11 . $1395 547 s1,95 s49 AU PAYMENTS ON USED CARS INCLUDE TAX & LICENSE & FINANCING CHARGES FOR 36 MONTHS ON APPROVED CREDIT NEW CAii: l'AYMENTS INCLUOI! TAX-t.ICENSE &. P'INAHCE CHARGES l'Olt •MO. OH ...,.PRO\IED CREDIT e WHITI! SIDI WALL Tl RES AND WHEl!L COVEllS oPTIONAl MAKE YOUR CHOICE AND SAVE AT WILSON FORD TODAYJ DU INGTON BEACH (Hiway 39) 18255 BEACH BOULEVARD 842-6611 ,._!A~~~·D•ys Tuo•~!~~::.;:'.;_SP~ 592-5511 • '• . ---------~--------------- ·• COSTA MESA NEWPORT BEACH LAGUNA BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY WESTMINSTER WEEK OF AUGUST 10 • AUGUST 11 " • Production Machine Operator ,, '" a--f ••. Roll alllad Wida the leming ... ring nianufactunr If the cllllq! -s I I I .... __ 7:00 . ~ 7:15 . 7:30 ar C2 " u b< of in th . w I H. I ta . ti n1 ot er l! dt le m eJ w ~ ri le ar &~I (I ' H c c Cl R ( ·~ ~ ~J (1 p d t • s s :I tor SATURDAY tur11 1 tour of the Futilon Square. La H.lbr1. Johnny Gr1nt hosts this fund-ralslna event for th• F1stllon SqU1re HO$pltal Benefit Committee. AUGUST 10 The pro1r1m, btin& bllltd as ''the world's bluest party," features Sivl Abtra. and Nelson Riddle ind His Orchestra. I V f ~IN c; 1:00 Tiie 11c ...., <C> <60> I Ci'1 m Lawrtac1 w11t: <C> <60> fD (6) Fflflk McC• (C) (30) fit liidenon Shew (C) (30) loa City (C) (60) l1 Tonnentl 12 O'CleQ H4111 (60) 9:00 QI()) "91an'1 Heroes: (C) s.,._.. 1llMtr9 ( ) Hopn plays m1tchmaker and : R&O ..._ (R) Hollywood talent scout In an at- ~ ~-tempt to enlist a Swedish sdentlst l :JO • Sahml., lews (C) (30) In the SlfVlce of the Allles. (R) 1t011J Cri (C) (30) B 0 Cl) SlturdlJ Nlpt at tile I Love Lak-(30) il0¥lea: lC) .,Mdlale'a Nny Johll . Estela,. ~ iere tlle Air Foree" (t»mtdY) '65-Tlm 7:00 9 (() CIS W.lna News: (C) Conway, Joe Flynn, Tom Tully, l'ed ( 0) Roeer Mudo Bissell. I DIC $mWJ \ ':) (30) I StieMnlan F•llJ .._ (C) (30) Hunly CUJdr (t.' (30) NET flltival (R) Death Valley D.'fl: (C) (30) AntN II Nor111 , e Lady Ind the Sourdoufh." 9:30 a (i) httiCNt J11netloft: (C) Trutll or Censequt11ee1 (C) (30) ( ) RaTlroader Homer Bedloe an· CDlie111'1 lslud (30) nounces that the Hootervllle Cen· Pattlrn ftr LM•1 nonball Is for sale to the hiahut '. :~!:' ~~R) ~:: (~~; (60) "The Jall 7:15 Anltfa Wrap-up (C) Ward." Dr. Kiidare is aaslened the 7:30 fij Cl) Tha rriloMr (C) (60) jail ward and encounters problems · 9 00 Tiie Vlrprian:. (C) (90) when • prisoner-patient attempts is proeram pre-empts The Saint an escape. James Franciscus ruests. ind Get Smart tonight only, be· D (j1) Cl) Hollyweod '111ct: (C) cause of this week's convention cov· (60) Ray Bolaer hosts:. The Klna ttage. Edmond O'Brien guests as Family, Diahann Carroll, Audrey an alcoholic lawyer who battles Meadows, Adam Keefe, Paul Re- booze and bigotry at the proddlna vere and The Raiders, and the of John Grainier when a Chinese Morgan Ashton Family auest. (R) immigrant is denied his rilhts in &ntlt Tubb Sllow (C) (30) this episode entitled "Ah Sina vs. · lo• de Mealc:o Wyoming." (R) 10:00 9 (() Mannil: (C) (60) 1J MelodJ Randi: (C) (60} Dick News: (C) (30) Clif Kirk. Haynes and Jeri-Lynn Fraser guest. Cel'a Corr1I (C) (30) 8 cm m Dltln1 a... (C) (30) : ., Demand ~: (C) (30) "Johnny Uni· 10-.30 II Mondo: (C) (30) "East-Wall/ tas." Almost a lettnd in his own West-Wall." Baxter Ward hosts this time, Johnny Unltas is one of the comparison of the two walls which nation's finest quartert>acks. Holder the Communists have erected to of the N1tional Football Leaaue's keep their people confined. One, crown for title game competition In invisible, is between Hone Kon& 1958, his record for throwing touch· and Red China, and the other Is down passes In 47 consecutive between East and West Berlin. (R) leazue contests may never be IJ Mn: ''The Iha In ll'WJ" (dr1- matched. Lany Kina elicits the un-ma) '46-James Mason, Maraaret eapected from Johnny about the Lockwood. wor1d of pro football. D Movlt: (C) ''TM Barbariln and m All·Ameflan Colltp Show: (C) die Ctislla" (drama) '58 -John (30) Dennis James hosts. The cefeb· Wayne, Elko Ando, Sam Jaffe. rity panel COlllists of Frankie Ava· I Joe '111• (C) (21h hr) Ion, Art Llnkletter, Zsa Zsa Gabor CeuntrJ·W..,.,. Sllow (C) (30) ind William Shatner. 11:00 £lfttft 0 'Clock RlpOft (C) I SU.Fl Theatre (C) (30) Clete Roberts. Tiie Bible Answtra D Tiie 1Ul1 Hour News: (C) (30) Tht Power of the Dollar (R) Jess Marlow. 1:00 (j1) (3) Tiie NNt)wtd Qa1111: 0 Newa: (C) Keith McBee. ( ) (30)Bob Eubanks hosts. 0) Movie: "Paris u-.,.und" O cttarpn Ftotbatl: (C) (21,l hr) (drama) '45 -Gracie Fields. Con· Head Coach Sid Gillman takes his stance Bennett. Chargers to the Oakland-Alameda 11:15 tJ fabulous 52 Mewlt: '"l'R Cly County St1dlum for a pre-season To•rrew" (drama) '55 -Susan confrontation with the Oakland Hayward, Eddie Albert. Raiders. 0 Mn: "Let No Man Wrtt. My m Mowle: ''The 111 Knlh" (drama) [lttlpll" (drama) '60-Shelley Win· '"5°5 -Jack Palance, Ida Lupino, ters. James Darren. Wendell Corey, Jean Hasen. 11:30 E TOltllld Sllow (C) I hc:t O..S SM (C) (30) 12:00 • Mow'9: Hf1le Stntltftce" (dr1ma) NET Jturwaf (R) ' ar1na Vlady, Robert Hoaein. Le Prtlllblclo 12:30 8 Mwlr. ''WJMlal" (western) l :JO Qi (() MJ 1llrM Sena: (C) '4°"6-Willilm Elliott (30) Oacar·winr.er Anne Baxter m Clntt111 SatwdlJ: "Terror Is a plays an eneineer with romantic Man." desifns on widower steve Douglas. 1:00 D """ (C) (R) m All·Nlpt SIMlw; (C) ''The Lost II Ot.wMI "-*• Fulllon WOf'ld of Slnbad," "Oper1tlona At· ..,. Illa: (C) (&0) FNturln1 a ltntl9," "Pl•Mt of Blood," and Scandln.wlan motif, "'-allow f•· "S. T'lltr.'' ~ . CLOSE -UP -~.c. FESS 'N DANIEL Believe it or not, almost as many men as raccoons arc repre- sented on that cover to which this is the flip side. Only difference is you can see all the raccoons, but you can't see all the men. There are at least three. There's Daniel Boone, there's Fess Parker playing the role of Daniel Boone and there's the real Fess Parker. How about Fe~ Parker in the role of the famed frontiersman? For one thing, he says be believes in t.be part. If he didn't, be adds he wouldn't have stayed with it as long as he has. The series starts its fifth season on NBC-TV Thursday, Sept. 19 in its familiar time slot, 7 :30 to 8:30 p.m. Fess believes in the series, he explains, because he believes in the value of history. The littlest Boone In Boonuborough, Israel (Darby Hinton) with series pare nu Fess Parker and Patricia Blair. ' Fess believes further that the Daniel Boone series is particularly valuable for the small fry. Kids need heroes, says Fess, and they need examples, especially of adults who can solve their own problems, who can master fear and who can show a generosity of spirit toward their fellow man. These clements, Fess feels, the Daniel Boone series strives to rrovide, along with fact-based stories that also recreate the flavor o those infant days of our nation. Fess Parker arrived where he is today by a trail every bit as twisted as the Wilderness Road. The son of Fess E. and Mackie Ellen Parker was born in Fort Worth, Texas (on an Aug. 16) but grew up in San Angelo. There he attended public schools. He played on the football and basketball teams in high school and planned to continue playing at the University of Texas in Austfo, but an injury intervened. He intended becoming a history teacher until chance brought him together with Adolph Mcnjou. The late actor was visiting the university and Fess was asked to show him around. They ~ot along well and before Menjou left, he urged Parker to try his hand in Hollywood after finishing college. After being graduated in 1950, Parker enrolled at the University of Southern California, but soon left to sign for a role in the national company of "Mister Roberts" with Henry Fonda and his student days were over. Next came minor roles in films, including one, "Them," which Walt Disney, searching desperately for the right actor, hap~ned to see. What Disney was looking for was someone to play Davy Crockett. He found him in Fess. He starred in six movies, all boxofficc hits, for Disney. Davy Crockett-the song, the character, the coonskin cap-became part of Americana. The fad made history and Fess made money, more than the tall son of a county assessor lcnew ever existed. He bought a plush house in Santa Barbara on the storied Hope Ranch, there to move with bis bride, the former Marcella Rinehart; be bought a light plane, a 36-foot boat and a couple of autos. 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AUGUST 10, 1968 SUNDAY AUGUST 11 MOF?NINC All stations reserve the right to change program- ming without advance no- tice. &:45 m The aui .... rs &:501J Gift U1 Tlall 0.,/Ntn (C) 7:00 To• and Jtrry ('C) The llblt Aa...,. 7:15 The atrist9'111n 7:30 UIMlefdot (C) • Profile 11:30 n An&tb 1attN11: <C> An1e11 vs. Oil oles. hllwlftklt (C) Qurdt in ttM Home (C) nd11 Mldn•: "Raymlt." I'll lipdlt Churdt 1 RlllCh One Face die Nation (C) · Acriattturt USA: (C) "Tht Fann Machinery Revolution." Cuny W. Stoup, President of The New Idea Farm Machinery, Is questioned on the startling trends In modem farm equipment. 0 Ollcovery: (C) "Ghosts of the Old West." Vifilnia Gibson visits Tombstone, Ariz. and tells of other towns that died with the death of the mines. (R) fiJ Movie: (C) ''TM Boy Md ttM Pir.te" (•dventure) '60 -Char1es Herbert, Susan Gordon. /\rTFRNOON World of Youtll (C) Mr. Willlbt• Slltw (C) 12:00 ~ 9 (f) NFL Today: (C) Detroit Co'l~utk (C) Lions vs. P hiladelphia Eaales. Game 1:00 Qt La., Ulltl My FMt Is played in Mexico City. The "8ra (C) 0 Drtwfna. Anyone? (C) "Puttln1 C.U.edral of TDIHflW (C) Your Drawinr To Work." Viewers • Mire for Your Mo1111 are shown how to use the seven (i) Qod la Utt An ... r (C) principles of drawlna. • Ventant Sob,. loa Hltos U llMllS and Answn: (C) Vice 1:30 look Up tnd liw (C) President Hubert Humphrey auestJ. • Movft: "frontier Wolf" (sus-Euefttitlly Su pense) '50-Plero Lulll, Marla Frau. (i) Ftitll for Todty (C) I Ftct C. Ftce (C) · tilt u It Y'Mlt Movlt: "l'trpt u~" (sci·fi) 12:30 ' Youttl and Police (C) ' ~Rich~rd Dennin&, Vlralnia Grey. ftrm Confnnce (C) Kltlll'J'll luhl•tn (C) ftitll for Today (C) ~Pentecostal Hollneu 1 00 Anltdaair Adv1nturt (C) To11 and Jtrry (C) Ci) lnliltrt (C) • eta KMEX (C) · lo Pnthlbido 1:00 Ctme,. Thr11 1:00 , '"(j) Meet Ult Presa (C) • MOOllCMI T1benl~ Ctaolr (C) (]) AtHrican &off Clutic: ~r CartMM (C) ( ) lnal round on four holes of Sunitly Tltutrt: "Stallion the $125,000 tournament tt Art· Road," "The Woman in the Win· stone Country Club in Akron, Ohio. dow" and "Each Dawn I Die." Arnold Palmer defends his title on ~Country Miiiie (C) the par·70, 7.180·yard course rt· (j) Minllterlll AIMCiatiH desianed by 11olf architect Robert Ci) S.ndty Festure: ''Mt & Pa Trent Jones. Kettle Go to Town.'' 0 Million $ Movie: "D11d to U.. (f) Sandra l Jl1111J lap World" (mystery) '62-Reedy Talton, V.ritdadea (C) Jana P11rce. 9:30 Cieri and the Ntwt (C) m Tlllrd Annutl Witts $11191nw Hotlttb.,en' Qulde feltivtl Partdt: (C) The ptrade Milton th Monstw (C) cflmaxes a weekend of activities (]) Altttl Rnfvtl Heur dedicated to the persons who lost Cl) HoUM DetKtlvt thei r live3 during the 1965 revolt 10:00 Summer Lffmlna and to three civil rights leaders: Thia la die Uft (C) Medaar Evers, Malcolm X and Mar· Unus tlle Uonhnrt.d (C) tin Luther King. Movie: (C) "fort Mauer." I Rwtv11 fires (C) (western) '58-Joel McCrea, Susan 1:15 Anatls Wrap.up (C) Cabot. 1:30 · News Conftreoct (C) (D Movie: "Curst of Ult F~ Sundty feature: (C) "Daniel Man" (horror) '58-Richerd Ander· Boone, Trailblaze:." son. ~ (i) I Btlitvt in Mirada (C) I ~ Ftnt 5'low (C) 2:00 B On Ctmpua: (C) "Ashley Mon· Undtrdoc (C) tague at lu ae." One of the wor1d's tllpe Sandtu foremost anthropolorlsts c;onfronts 10:30 O_Jlj)OftunltJ line (C) University of Redlands studenb. (R) ~ @ The Cttflollc HHr: (C) ~ Roller Dtr1>J (C) "Justice and P11ce." Part II. A Ci) ftltalrt: (C) "The ltdy tnd conversation on the problems of t e stock uch1n1e." conscience for the Christian 2:30 0 Movlt: (C) "l'wo Wteb In Churches in Amerlcl raised by the Aiiotlter Town'' (drama) '62-Klrlt war In Vietnam. Doualaa. Edward G. Robinson. I ~la Wtf'lft·up (C) 9 (i) Double FHture: ''Ticket to (!) ltp IUftftl (C) lomllilwk" end "Frenchle." 1-n Htll M..&1 (C) J:OO tJ Ila• football: (C) This p,... 11:00 tf ~ (C) ••son pme of L.A. Runt vs. MJ F~ s.r.tn: (C) Guest Cleveland Browns Is lhe annual Is fJev. Elliott Masin, Tr1nity Bap· Times Charity Gamt. tist Church, L.A. II hnt Aartry Show 8 ANGELS/ORIOLES r.!~ra~~.~~~n ~:,~ * for some action ball! ltn Hunter. I I VS. lie:· I :arm w. Idea on ~em tl'lt Isita th er I Of J'oit 1me lin1 ,era 'ltn lk:: of Ire· ,lo. on re- iert tM on, n• Ide :its Ost IOlt 1rs: ar· 1lel >n· d's ~ts :R) nd In Irk to ,. n. Ill .. 18, GDU..FRIEND-l'aericla lblaad i. pelt u Kadl7, Plfrlead of a 100111 man wlto II Cbe victim of • ldlemlna uade, In "Claedt Refa" OD NBC'1 Boaann. Sun_,, Aq. 11 at 9 PM. l ::~nf:: ~ laues ind AnlWttl (C) Wrutllna (C) utbol·Socar 3:30 Tales of the Golden West (C) Counby C.rouse4: (C) Bill Car· lisle guests. m Color Theatre: (C) "The King's Musketeers." @ Cl) SUnday fll111: "Southside }.1000." 4:()01 Pat Boone (C) (j) Public Servic:e 4:30 • Cowtown Rodeo (C) : Sea in America (C) (j) full Cospel Revival 5:00 Movie: (C) "Rose Marie'' (dra· ma) '54-Ann Blyth, Howard Keel. ! Br1ndecl (C) Burlie's Law Cil Seven Arts Thtatrt: "My Cousin Rachel." Em Capitol and the Citro: (C) ''Taxation and the Churches.." I w,:1•nca (C) 5:30 News: (C) Clete Roberts. @ (j) C111palp and ClndJ. ltts (C} I It's I Small Wof1d (C) The Moln'ou (C) ~ ''Tiie Mllldo.'' Bev· erly HittsH1iti School presents this operetta by Gilbert & Sullivan. The story centera on 1 love tri1naJe between the runaway son of the Mikado, a fair maiden, and her old ~rdian. Q!l Cl) F•tute E V ENING 6:()0 R fa Cl) The 21.t C.nbtry: (C) (30) "Thil.aser: A Light Fantastic." An examination of the laser, a man· made liaht with more concentrated power than Nlaaara Falls and a potential for use in virtually Mry area of science and teehnoloo. (R) I @ [6) Fr1nk Mc:t" (C) (30) D'" Slnd1lr'1 r.1u hrade (C) ) m TllMtrt I (60) fl) Gospel of Chrltt 1:30 I') RalP" Story: (C) (30) StxKy In· School of the Arts In Sle111, lt1ly. Safran ire featured. (R) troduces viewers to the niaht peo· Talented youn1 musld1na study for U SUNDAY NEWS REPORT pie who work whlle the rest of a seven week term and act as am· the city sleeps. (R) bassadol'$ to Italy. * Pres. by Harris & Frank D 9 @ Anl111I KJnpm: (C) fl) LI Ton1111ta 8 Swldl' Report (C) (30) I ) "Amazon Adventure." 9:00 IJ 9 (j) Tiie Summer Brodi.. Wiiiiam f. Buclley: (C) (60) 11'e Time Tunnel (C) (60) SMOilitn Slliow: (C) (60) Bartlara Lawyers Charles Rembar and Rich· •4 I love Lucy (30) Feldon, Lee Hazelwood, Aaron Wll· ard Kuh discuss "Obscenll1--Por· Marqu .. Z2 Iiams and Tom Smothers 1uest. noaraphy." ~ Counby Store O 9 [6) loa.1nza: (C) (60) I Newa: (C) (30) Clif Klr1c. 6:55 Kem Firm Fida '°Check Rein." James MacArthur News: (C) (30) Bob Noble. 7:00 (j) Llult: (C) (30) A auests as a youna man whose un· 10:30 Wortd of Youth (C) (30) trained raccoon lost in the forest cle schemes to p~ent him from Les Crane (C) (60) attempts to make friends with wild lnhe. ritin~~ea:icijanch. (R) ScHI T1tutJt (C) (30) animals as Lassie races to save her fJ @ . "A Case of 11:00 EJwen O'Cloct Report: (C) Clete from hidden peril. (R ) l16el." ( ) (2 hr} an Heflin re· Roberts, Stan Duke. O @@ FUpper: (C) (30) "Alp· creates his Broadway staae role O The 11th Hour Ntn: (C) (30) per's Hour of Peril." Flipper be· in this television adaptation of Brokaw. comes tangled in a cable that ts · Louis Nlzer's autobloaraphlcat best· D R1lpll P11rt'1 Lis Y•s: (C) attached to a floating mine. (R} seller, "My Life in Court.'' The {30) Special guests are Andy Grif-e John Cary Show; (C) (90) tense drama ctnters around an U • fith and Don Knotts. Guests are Herschel Bernardi, Lionel war correspondent's libel suit @CI) ABC Nin (C) Hampton, Jackie Mason and Hany aaainst a malicious newipaper col • lnsl&ht (C) (30) Blackstone Jr. umnist, in which he struales to Chi•• Sund.,: "Mrs. Mike.'' fJ (i1J @ Vo,11• to Bottom of clear his name after beln1 publicly ~This °'' 1961 (C) Su: (C) (60) "The Abominable described as cowardly, immoral and D1mtll Dlnca Studio SptdeJ Snowman." Scientists create a trop-Communist-inspired. Also starring 11:15 ... ~ (C) Harry Reasoner. ical paradise with palm trees in the are Lloyd Bridaes, Angie Dickinson, Mm.: "Jazz Boat" (mystery) Antarctic. (R) Jose Ferrer, E. G. Marshall. (R) ' thony Newley, A.nne Aubrey. I Truth or Con1tquencu (C) (30) Profilu In Courap (30) 11:30 1J Movie: (C) '1>iltlnt DrwlU" Gilllpn's Island (30) Armenian V1rltty Show (adventure} '51-Gary Cooper, Rich· Oominps Herdu • Alepias Adams ard Webb. 7:30 Q!l (j) GtnUe Ben: (C) (30) 9:30 Cir lftd Trldl (C) (30) D Movie: 1'Sllnt of Dltt_.. lrginia (Claire Wilcox), Mart<'s vis· SUndlJ look/Minion forvm (suspense} '62-David Niven, Leslie iting cousin, sets out to prove that : Boston Syiapllony (R} Caron. girls can be as courageous as boys. Cran Teatro Open for DISCVllion (C) (R} 10:00 Qtl (j) Mluloa: l•Pollible. (C) Future O @ (j) Walt Disney: (C) (60) (60) No storyline available at prea ctllllw "Sancho, the Homing Steer.'' Part time. Ci) Ntwl (C) I of two parts. A Texas longhorn B ~ @ Hiall Chlpaml: (C) (60) 11:.45 Wof1d of Youtfl (C) steer makes a 1200-mlle journey "lad Day for a Thirst" Bud( Can· 12:30 Clne1111 SUndaJ: "Sofia.'' back to his Texas ranch. (R) non Jeopardizes his life when he 1:00 Movie: "CttJ of F11r'' (mystery) 0 Million $ Movie: "file on Tllel· tries to tum two Apaches Into '59-Vlncent Edwards, Patricia Blalr. m1 Jorden" (drama) '49-Barbara wranglers. Jose De Bega and Dennis 1:25 D KNBC Report (C) Stanwyck, Wendell Corey, Joan ------------Tetzel. I Outer Limits (60) Public Service (C) (30) The Bia Pictur• Tht French Chef: Julia Child . shows how to make chocolate souf. fie. 8:00 1J Q!l (j) Ed Sulllv1n: (C) (60) Guests are The Beatles, Connie Francis, Al Hirt, Jane Morgan, The Doodletown Pipers, England's More· cambe and Wise, John Byner and Rogana performlna her balancina act. (R} fJ @ (})The Fii: (C) (60) "The Tunnel.'' Erskine searches for es· caped convict Wiiiiam Hollis, a sapper who may be running a tun· nel lntx> a bank vault. Edward Binns, WET THE *BED? Joanna Moore, Scott Marlowe, '-----~ ........... -....--.. .... ~...,i;;;::;:::::::;a•-'l:mllllc.= Charles Aldman guest. (R) HELP HIM N OVV I Adwtnt:a,. In Spotts (C) (30) Tiie f'iltl• F111lly HD WEnlNG is not necessarily a problem only tor the JOllRI Mllifta Thlnp &row (R) child. Many teen airers and adults face this problem .. , un. V1riedld• necessarlly. There Is an answer . . . • method, known H 1:30 9 00 Meth....,.lft·LIW: (C) (30) Enurtone, developed by a doctor. Enurtone has proven in over • It's Only Money." Hert> Is vexed 21 years and in more than 450,000 cases that it can http at losina at golf and ain rummy correct and stop bed wettin1 (Enuresis)• when not caused by and plcklna up dinner tabs too orpnlc defects or diseases. in just 2 to 4 weeks. 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ADDRE.o"------------------m The Wortd Tomonow (C) fJD ll!lc@:IA Summer In Slttla: CfTY AT£,__ ______ z1-,-00-0-E A documentary on the students and curriculum of the North Carolina ..... 5 MONDAY AUGUST 12 f v r NIN c; 6:00 1J Tiit lie News.: (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. For morning and afternoon listings, pl~ase .see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, • for your cdhvenience, are the day's movies. !H~ ltpeft (C) (30) StM .. Sllew: (C) (90) edlan Jack Carter, actreu Nancy Kulp, slnpr Jot Williams, The Five Amer1eans rock lf'Oup, and Jam t.he Pelican art Steve's 1uests to- :!l"ia (~ MMe: (C) "Prtda ~ U.. llut 8raa" (adventu111) '54 -Lloyd Bridps, Vera Mllea. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 D (C) "Cala•ltJ J111t and Sa• Bad' (western) '49-Yvonne De Carlo, Howard Duff. D "lowtrJ httlllM" (comedy) 'Sf-The Bowerj Boys......,. die ~ Hot Wind llon'' (drama) '60 Gina lollobrf&lda, Yv• Montand. 11:00 8 .... .,.... Die YHnt" . (aclwn· ture) '60-Scott Bortancf. (C) "Ride tllt M• Den" (western) '53 -Brian Oonlevy. 1%:30 QJ "Cllila Dorr (drema) '58 - Liii Hua. "Plaantnl et 4Zlld Str9tl" (mystery) '4&--0avld O'Brien. 1:30 m "Blldouf' (drama) ·~ax well Reed, Dinah Sheridan. 4:30 IJ "Harritt Cralt' (d11ma) '50- Joan Crawford. Wendell Corey. D (C) ..... btn B-52" (drama) '!1-Natalle Wood, Kiri Malden. All statfons reserve the right to change program- ming without odvonce no- tic•. ...... m Afl feolblll: (C) (2Yz hr) New Yor11 vs. Houston. a.t Masttnon (30) (]) MtlY 8rltfln (C) : ftat't Ntw1 Amr Slllli8t 6;30 QllC ..... Strvtce (C) (60) • TM 8tteWJ ...... (C) (30) Mdfalt'a ,._, (30) Ci) HllltleJ·lrtt1kl1J RlllOlt (C) . klttlCe ~ "Profile of a H &hway." Paul Roberts of MIT re- ports on modem techniques tot bulldin1 super·lllahways. Science Rt· porter John f'ltch hosts. (J) Mdtale's ,..,,, • Ritidert 34 (C) 7:00 fB Cl) CIS &enl111 Nen: (C) ) Walter Cronkite. · f Treep (30) HUpn's I.,_. (30) m FHturt Fil•: "Up Perl· scop:,r: I Wulllnlf»tt In Review (C) ftllpa StndMz 7:25 (})News (C) 7:30 9 Cl) 811t11Me: (C) (60) Series starrin1 James Amess, Aman· da Blake, and Mllburrr Stone. (R) THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. AUGUST 10, 1961 II Tiit MtMea: (C) (30) "Mon· kees In Parts." Fed up wltfl doln& the same routine every week, The Monkees take off for an unauthor· ized vacation In Paris. (R) It Celcltll v.,.,.: (C) (30) ''The lnco'.!!earable SWitzerland." D IJ1) (}) CewbeJ In Ahb: (C) ~) ''Work of Art." Madlyn Rhue auests as Christle. en artist and former sweetheart of Jim Slndalr. She Is Injured in a stampede while sketchin1 on tht veld and brouitrt to the 11nch fOf aid. This reunion causes problems for Jim In hb new life. (R) tJ Miiiion $ Movlt: ''81.a.en't Aj._enf' (drama) '47 -Greaory Peck, Dorothy McGuire, John Ger· fleld, Celeste Holm. ID r.ny Mma cm> m ..... , TllittO Crow: ''Pottlna. .. The Plant Lady demonstrates how to re·pot a plant. Mrs. Cruso also show1 how "knockln1 out" can be made simple. ti) C..lcol J CwJMts l.'00 CJ Tiit C...piells: (C) (60) "Hap· penin1." Nemesis 11ent Richard Barrett finds himself stranded with an eccentric prospector In a re- mote Austr1Uan atom tut area. U Mowtl: (C) '1\t LM&, Hot S.••_.. (drama) '58-faul New- man, Joanne Woodward. fD IUlbow Qtlllt: F11nk Wimer joins Pete Setser for sonp from the Adirondacks. II) Le PtMlbidt l:lO I) QI Cl) TIN Llcy SM: (C) (30) Robert Stack plays • SoY•m· ment a1ent who tells Lucy she looks like RustY Martin, the 1lr1· friend of a prisoner about to be paroled. Lucille Ball doubles 11 Lucy Cermlchffl and Rusty Martin In this ~llOde. CR) D @(J) bt ,.._.: (C) (30) ~tL>ec:Oy Raid." Sit Moffitt bt· comes the prisoner of a pqchotic officer of the SS. Hauptman Wa .... violates 1 truce by kldnapina '°'"' Red Cross wortcers and confiscltln1 a truckload of V1Cclnt from • tr· pllus-plaaued town. Sat Moffitt bf.. comes the prisoner of the man In exchan11 for the vaccine and the Red Cross worters. (R) m Mn 8rtfftl (C) (90) G) Wortd of WtlMft (C) (30) .., Alltl .............. 1:00 IJ ta Cl) WJ lrlfD: (C) (30) Aunt Bee tam flJI nc lessons atMI does well until the Instructor tells lier that she It ready to IOlo. Tben the becomes tenifltd. (R) D 9@ N.IC CltMdJ ...,..,._ (C) {60) ''The Seven l.Jttta fort." Eddie F-oy Jr., Tht OP!ond ....... ers. and Mickey Rooney lbr In the comedy. Tbt man who "bufllftd" tflroulh one of vaucltvlllt'a molt unusual ads with his four brotlltll and two sisters, Eddie Foy Jr., atars as his ft.ther. D (I}) (}) ftlolly Sqoad: (C) (30) 'The Flip Side of Fear." Part I tA two parts. Way-out nd music pub· Usher Ollie Otis orders his htnch· men Per11 and Bolo to 1et rid of Detective Jim Brill• when the po- liceman answers a summons for help from stn1er Julie Brown. Mi- chael Christian, John Sbank. Roddy McDowall end Lynda Day auest (R) m HolldaJ <C> c3o> be u tin 90) bt· .tic let me ln1 '1· M- in lbt llC ~ .. lh· ... ,. Ill 111 Ir., 0) of lb· h· of • or II· dy R) } · em lellot Power. "Republlcen Na- tlOnal Convention Review." Mc£1roy and polltlcel authorities aSMU the Republican National Convention. I Muala J Estrella Muaart t-.30 8 (I) Fa•llJ Affelr: (C) (30) Uncle Biillays down tou(h rul1t- for the twins on leavln& their toys around and for Cissy on the lenath DAYTIME PROGRAMS MONDAY thru FRIDAY Al T f RNOON of hflt' hemlines. (R) 0 ~ (I) P.,toft rtacr. (C) (30) file lfev. Tom Winter dl1COYers Jiii 9 Cl) SHll'J Tldq (C) has disappeared and accuses Su· san; Nonnan has bitter words wit!) 10:301 ! Cl) Okl Y11 °"8 Sllow Steven; Susan Is told off by Steven. ' · 00 Holtywoocl Squara: (C) m Tiie Roll* (60) J m ackus, Judy Came, Paul Lynde, fE NET Journal: "famine" and All 1tatiom reserve the GYPIY Rose lee, Frankie Avalon and "Experiment In Freedom." Two per-rfght to change program-Robert Morae 1uest. Re1ulars for iectivu on lndla. ming without advance no-the week are Chaney Weaver, Wally • Revltb Mllllcal Cox and Abby Dalton. 10:00 a Cl) P'rtmlere: (C) (60) This tfce. I~ ct~nc.v.a a.. (C) week, Premiere offers two li&ht f-... & 1 ......... & ..... (C) comedies. The first stars Shirley 5 10 mi Qlvt u Tiii O.,/lhws (C) '"'" -._ _, Jones and John McMartin In a story : _. a 1 futures; Sci.fl ThMtrt. (C) of a youna teacher·writer who-ls 5:30 ! Sllmmer s.ester (C) es., Thurs. visited by • research 1roup from • EdlUtion bdllftlr. (C) "A 11:001!~(1) LM of Ufe (C) another planet, headed by a beau-ear of Hope, A Yeer of Coneem." • @Jeopa.._, (C) tJful femai. scientist. In the second Produced by WKYC·lV in Cleveland, • See D1ytfmt Movies comedy, Bums and Schreiber are Ohio, th!s two-week aerie$ aptorea "I Wttt. Corrll. (C) Wed. only: members of a raataa World War II racism in America. Monday's pro· II) loeper ..._ Army entertainment unit tounn1 1ram is "Race and Poverty." Guests the Normandy combat zone. Dr. Herman D. Stein, Ca•/Westem ll:Z5 tJ QI Ci) CIS Newa (C) D ejl (j) 1 SW-(C) (60) "An ResetVe Cot1e11; Daisy Cr.auett. De· U:JO 11 ~Swell for To..,.,.. (C) Amencan Empress." France Nuyen p1rtment of Health for the city of , [Jt , .... (C) auests in the story of a beautiful Cleveland; and Gwendolyn Gaston, ., Win (C) Chinese 1irt in San Franclsoo who :~ie:t~:';ac:1:~~~,;. f:e'! Ntw1 is the center of a plot to 1aln day's proaram Is "Who Speaks for 11:45 8 QI Cl) Tll• Quldln& Ll&frt (C) icontrol of the aovemment of China, the Nearo?" and is a discussion of Nin (C) Qeo~ Putn1111 Ntw1 (C) (30) Ne1ro leadership. Wednesday's show @ Tiie 111 Valley. (C) (60) Is "The Negro's Role In Response e G Thievu." A shipment of to the Report," a discussion of the Id · t ded f th e "'I I Kerner Report. Thursday and Friday eo tn en or e a .. , eys s offer "The White Man's Role In Re· 12:001 A Su•..,. Tllta1 (C) stolen from a freiaht station. (R) inse to the Report." • ~ 00 Lil's M•-• 1 0..1 (C) I Secret Apnt (60) Elwclle Wltll Qloria (C) Cil ltwitdltd Jedi Lltlla111 N8' (C) (60) Edu-6t...-af featur• • •po: (C) Cole and Bohrman. T eatro Fam Illar -""" lO:SO News: (C) (30) Biii Johns. Ttdlnlcel Comer let Mlltmeft Sex In Amerlai: (C) "Venereal 7:0011 Ed11e1tien: Tod1y Md TOlllOf· Cl) Mcly Of Maybtt'rj Disease." Dr. John Beeston reviews row. (C) A serlea explorina the mul· 12:3011 ~As the World Tuma (C) basic information on how to detect tifaceted wor.1d of education. Host · Oa'fl of Our Llvtl (C) venereal disease and reasons for Its Is Prof8*r Charles F. Lehman, and Trt .. rt Ille (C) ~read in teenaae aroups. the program is produced In aaao· Movie: See D1ytlme Movies. 11:00 U Eleven O'Clodl lleport: (C) (30) elation with the University of Mich· 1Nall111 for Doflars Jerry Dunphy. In :00-. IOilll m Low ......... D 111• lltll Hour News: (C) (30) O (6) TM Today SMw (C) 1• ~ 1a1 'IL' 11 1 111"'1 _.. Geor1e Skinner. Qoodi>eJ L.A. ~C) doftd Tllin1 (C) I Bi~ Tiie Dodon (C) The Wtltemtra (30) Mr. Wlahbon• ( ) Ofum Hoae (C) Newa; (C) (30) Baxter Ward. MOYie: ''lllflt llhtMOtlt" (sci· 7:15 fJ) St.di Marfllt l:JOI g ~Hou• Pa~ (C) 1'59-Cene Evans, Andre Morrell. 7:JO IJ C8S Nen: (C) Joseph Bentl. • Anotlw Woricl (C) lAs Crane (C) (60) m Daplt111'1 C.rtoona (C) lfa Ha,,.lns; (C) Movie: "IApn of ti.. Doomed" l:OO 19 (f) C.ptala Ktqar. (C) Vice Preside~t .Hubet't H. Hum· (adventure) '58-8111 Williams. lh lfa Kida' Sllow (C) phrey, cempa11n1n1 to< the Dem· I >J! ~ D~~ 1961 (C) 1:30 D lhvi.: Ste D•ytlme Movlu. :!:~ wit~re~~en~ln' ":':1!~ ~K Newt 0 MowM: Ste Dlytlme Movies. this pro1ram for te1lnt and adultJ 11:30 Movie: "An Ideal Huabencr' 9.001 ~~C.ndld Cl!Mfa on Monday. Host Martt llndaay In· medy) '48 -Paulette Goddard, • Snap Jlldplent: (C) Bir· tervlew1 the Vice President. who Michael Wildina. ara c air and Georie C.nln are also answers questions from the M 9 00 Thi Tonlallt Sllow (C) Ed McMahon's iuests this week. audience on such subJeds as the Movie: "War of tit• Wlldcatl" m J•dl LI lAnllt (C) draft, the aener1tlon rap and the venture) '43-John Wayne, Mar· Q?l CI) Cartoens (C) lowerln1 of the votlna a1e. tha Scott. m Movie: See Daytime Movies. I@ CJ) Joey llallop Show (C) t :25 D 9 Ci) NIC Ntwa (C) fi°"rfllde '9 Friday only. U:OO Jot PJne (C) II Com•unltJ lllllttle loenl fB Offlct of U. Ptllldtnt u:JO Outlr u1111t1 t·30 I a~._ .... HH11111Nts 1 ss a IAI rTI a.llck • Dedlo <c> Action Thlatr1: "Arson for Hire." • @ ~lltieft : \UI UL1 1111 r 12::40 Mov'9: "ll~nt for 1 Mii· Love at lob (C) 2:001 QI~ Tt Tiii tllt Tnitll (C) llon" (suspenst) 66--Gunnar Hell· L• Cn1t Sllow (C) 9 Y1t1 Doll't i.1: (C) Nitl strom, Tor lsedat. (I) J.O LI Lln11t (C) 1lbot an Jack Cassidy .,, (Uut 1:00 II Mme: "'Slettery'a Hurricane" celebrity p1n1lllh this week. Tom (drama) '49 -Richard Widmarlt, 10:001 AndJ et M"'*1'J Kennedy hoata. Unda •Damell. • Qt(l)~ttr. (C) Larry l{)j)(I)11;Nt••"'tJ••ed111 C ... (C) R MovM: (C) "Htrculta In the B yden's auests for nits week are Tt•po: (C) fht Oorn1n1. Yeft 1f Woe" (spectacular) '64-Soupy Satu, Janis Patae. and John Tedl11ial tfm• Kirk Morris. Forsyth._ 2·-a lliill Cl) 11-(C) 8 Cotwmun~ Bulletin loard B L.uvt It te ..._ ~ 16J'l ,_... N ... <c> @(]),_a .. 1•.,..,... 2:3011 a CJ) n. Ed,. .. N11t1t cc> D 9 Ci) Tll• Mltdl a. .. : (C) Joanne Wor1ey (of Rowan and Mar· tin's lluafl·ln) and Henry Moraan (host of NBC Radio's Monitor) are the scheduled auests for this w11k. D Doble 111111; Coolllnl Around iii World, (C) Wedntsday only. D (17J (f) D•tinf ta.. (C) II) W"°erldAdwenNR, (C) Friday. !:SS II 0 Ci) NIC N ... (C) 3:00 9Cl)1M Semt StoJ-. (C) Plt.Q. (C) ,Wot CU lttteret ........ (C) •die Clewft (C) ~:!:inM: Don Rodt'#ald. CONT ACT -FruUll aa't'ler, • Aut Bee, tak.H llP l1llc. oa ne Aad)' Grim* Sllow, MOtiday at t PM oa CBS. 3:301~ (C) ' Miki Doqlat: (C) Naney Wiiton co-hosts. {)j) CJ) One LHt To LIVI (C) l10bo -a.11J (C) I n. Tllin ..... Cl) Oillln1 fir Dollen Mowle Dtworce Cetlrt (C) 4:001 Mr. Ed cm m o.rt .... <C> • Ciartli Qaplin 4:30 Movie: Set Daytime MOYlts.. 8eorp htllHI ..... (C) Ntwa Holr: (C) Baxter Ward. • lhvll: S11 Daytime Movla. Olltar Ulllla lloa'a Ill Ttp sa..w (C) Cl) Milt 0.Ulla (C) 5:001 DIC NIWI s.vlce (C) 1"llit Aaatl .. 111,. (j) ••• ., 1'llo*atll ..... (C) Cl) hll&ef• P11m P•11r 5:301 Oz.de •nd Hanllt AIC ..... (C) ear.... Tiii ..... , •• ., (j) n.11 .,., 1"8 (C) (I) llri F.-UNCl.l (C) ,...1 TUESDAY AUGUST 13 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 8:30 D (C) "ActarllNnt for ,.,.. (comedy) '40 -Wiiiiam Holden, Jeanne Crain. B "11-Plnuldtf" (western) '57 =w11111m Talman. (C) "'Centlltnlll 11•..., (musical) '46 -Jeanne Crain. 11:00 n 61ttcl Saluta" (drama) '35 -Robert Younr. (C) "11le omut" (adventu19) '53-.lohn Dtrtk. 12:30 m "1lt DMl'I DlldpW' (drama) '"59--eurt Lancaster. ..., ... In tl9t Nl&fit" (drama) '41-Prlscllla Lane. 1:30 m "I'll Sell My Ufl" (drama) '41 -Rose Hobart, Michael Whalen. 4:30 tJ "Tiit Ntnd1n" (western) '50- Randolpll Scott. Dorothy Milone. a un. ut11t 1uc1 .. ,,..... cdra· ma) '54-0uncan MacRae, Adrl· enne Com. All stations rnerv. the right to change program- ming wfthout advance no- tice. EVr N ING 1:00 II T11t II( News: (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. ! H..U.,-lflllklty 1.-rt (C) (30) StM Alltft Sllow: (C) (90) esb are Aanes Moorehead, the comedy tum of Jerry Stiller and Ann Meara, Jm tJumpeteer Chit Biker and sitar virtuoso Biii Plum· mer. 0 Six O'Ctodl MO¥it: (C) "Tiit Yellow .... ntaM" (dr1m1) '55 - lex Barter, Howard Duff. I Manne 10J (C) (30~ ht ...... (30) (1) MIR lrtffln (30) Wit.rs NI'#? Amor SablJ• 6:10 I IOtlC NIWS Stnice (C) (60) · De Qroowy SMw (C) (30) hcWor f.U..r (30) McHalt's N1¥J (30) (6) H•trtltr·lfillklef lttport (C) : SdeltClt f.,..ur: "1 Miele the Haystack." John Fltch reports on the 1i1nt experimental radio st.I· tlon outside Boston, Mus. ta (() Mcffllt's N., am NOtlcitn> 34 <C> 7:00 tJa Ci) CIS Evenln& News: (C) (30) Weltet Cronkite. I F Treop (30) I l0wt luq (30) Qllllpn'• lll1nd (30) (j) Alntflca! (C) fil) The Anltrican stap: "Glided Ale." Or. Irwin Swerdlow lectures on the development of U.S. theater. He covers the career of Edwin Booth, the Rip Van Winkle lerend and the birth of musical comedy. Hear News Broadcasts Direct From Foreign Countries . . . Be The First To Know With A Heath~it® Shortwave Radio let yowr l"119ln•tlon rou1 with Hie lntrl9ue o' thortw•¥• ll1te'll119. Plc:k up live bro•dcuh 'rom hundr•ds of forei911 cou11tries: h .. r f•mou1 forel9n r•dio penon•litie1 ..• AND YOU NHD NO SPECIAL HILU TO IUILD A, HIATHIUT SHOITWAYI RADIO ..• trS PUN, IASY, llWAIDIN", AND IDUCATIONAL WHY NOT 6n YOUIS ITAITID TODAY7 low coet 4-b•nd ahortw•v• receiver To rHch H .. +hklt Electronlc C•nter teke Herbor llvci. to lell A ..... eHt on l•ll • f•w 1hort bloc~• to JlO Eect hll or +•h Sent• An• Freewey to Hubor Bl¥d,, Hubor Blvd. to lell, 1 few ahort blocka end yow'r• he,.. I.Al.IS & PAITS 776-9420 HIATHKIT JJO IA.ST AU. ANAHllM SHYICI 176-t42J THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. AUGUST 10, 1968 9 @ McH11e's Nny 9:30 fJ QI Cl) 5ood Monllq lhrM! @I) flllpi S.ndltz ct) (30) Sleep becomes 1 probltm 7:ZS ~ r.n News (C) when disc Jockeys Dave lewis (Joby UL1 \!iLJ Baker) and Larry Clarke (Ronnie 7:30 tJ ~Cl) DekUrl: (C} (60) A Schell) have to do two r1dlo shows captive lion 1t Wemeru <4am• Com· a day. (R) pound sets off a controversy about Q @ CI) NYPD: (C) (30) "Stones." What makes an animal revert to Oet. Johnny Corso infiltrates 1 11n1 wild behavior. (R) of youn1 muuers who vlctlmizt D @ (j) I °"'"' of 1-lnlt: (C) etderty vaarants In Centraf P1rt. (~) (lb) "Have You Ever Had a Genie fJ Ntws: (C) (30) Ted Meyers, Hate You?" J11nnle's love for Tony Bob Doman. turns to h1te after she uses her m Pulport tD Trawl (C) (30) Impish sister's maalc potion and Ell) Gcw. Rt1pn News tonft,.nce develops such a dislike for Tony 30 that she red uces him to the size Bl Mirtts 1 las 21: of a canary. (R) 10:00 IJ 9 Ci) Of lladl AlntriCI: (C) U Grand P'lfze ltldn1 (C) (30) (60) An examination of slavery and D @ m Qarriaon's Gorillu: (C) attitudes established durln11 slavery (60) "Black Market." The Gorillas that have persisted until today. 10 undercover to crecic an Amtri· IJ Qtoflt htn1• Nlft (C) (60) can-Italian black martlet rina. (R) O (il) Cl) The lnndtrs: (C) (60) fJ Colgate Theatre Returns! 'The Pursued." Suzanne Pleshette * uSUNSET BOULEVARD" i1Jests as An~e Gibbs, an ellen ymo has been riven human emot10ns. c:J Col1ate Tlllltrt: ~nset Boule· She flees In t11TOr from the aliens, v1rd" (drama) '50-Wllliam Holden, unable to control her synthetic emo· Gloria Swanson, Erich Von Strohelm, tlons. (R) Cecil B. OeMille, Hedda Hopper, fJ Million $ Mom: (C) "Ruanill1 Buster Keaton, H. B. Warner. Men" (drama) '63 -lee Remick, m Truth or Conaequtnc:u (C) (30) Alan Bates. ID Perry Muon (60) m Jld Latlu• Newa (C) (30) m T11e Frencti cw m Fnorttt Storr cc> <3o> fl) Sonrl111 EJl) 1'11t Adon Ctmp1111: First of 8:00 0 @ @ Sllowuse '68: (C) (30) three rehearsal~ lead in& to a Plf · Tonight's cross-country talent search !ormance of William Shak~speare s originates in Santa Monica, with 'The Trapdy of Macbeth to be comedian Jackie Vernon as guest telecast Sunday, August 25. Director R GAM ES-l. 1 (C) Barry Boys rehearses all of the IJ OLLER Ive. witches' scenes ind worts on char· * T-BIRDS VS. BOSTON acterization and relates Macbeth's D RoJler G111111: (C) (2 hr) L.A. role to those of the witches. ~lrds vs. Boston Braves. B) Toros de Espina m H1Zef (C) (30) . 10:30 1!J News: (C) (30) Bill Johns. fil) NET itl1yllouu: "Thirteen A{ainst Fat~The Son.'' (R) 11:00 IJ Eleven O'Clocl1 Report: (C) (30) fl) lo ftrolllbido Jerry Dunphy. 8:301J Qj Cl) ~wtl1111: (C) (60) Ju· 01'11t l~tll Hoar Ntwa: (C) (30) liet Prowse sings, dances, and in· Georae Skinner. troduces a British-American bill In· IJ StDrlu of the Ctntllry (30) eluding singer · dancer · comedian 0 News: (C) (30) Baxter Ward. Bruce Forsyth, pop sin&in&·instJu· m La Ct'He (C) mental group The Dave Clark Five, l!J Movie: "Blue 81rd1nl.t" (mys· Royal Opera House sopreno Joan tery) '53 -Anne Baxter, Richard Clrlyle, comedian Joe Baker and Conte. muslc·comedy team Jo, Jtc end @ (I) Ntws (C) J~nl, •I! o! Britain, plus American @ (j) T111a Illy 1968 (C) s1nger-p11nrst Buddy Greco. ~CJ) KW News IJ @ @ TUtscl1y Nicfrt It ffle Movies: "S«atop Tnaak" (drama) 11:30 fJ Movie: "My Six Con~ (dfl· '45--Gary Cooper, ln(rid Bergman, ma) '52-Millard Mitchen, Gilbert Flora Robson. Based on Edna Fer· Roland. ber's best-selling novel is film D @ rn The Tonlpt Show (C) about the stranae roman~•. between g Mowlt: "Rio Qt1ndt" (adven- Clint Maroon, gambler, f11hter and ture) 'SO -John Wayne, Maureen romantic rogue, end the exotic O'Hara. Creole, Clio Dulalne. (R) Q @ CI) Joey Bishop Show (C) n @m It Tabs • Tllltf: (C) {&I) "A """Metter of Royal larceny." 12:00 fJ NIWI (C) Samantha Sutton, an American heir· m Jot fi'Jn• (C) ess, Impulsively steals !fl• Golden 12•30 fJ Mowit· (C) ''TIM Witcl's tune" ?~hc!~1:·~~~!~~~ ~1~0~1~,~ • (spectacul~r) ·~ir1c, Moms. qua and Alexander Mundy's Job is m All-Nlclrt Sltow: 'The Nl(!lt to ;eturn It without being detected. Fi&hters," "Sepa1~te Tables" and Lynda Day Henry Wilcoxon auest. "The Greet Wtr. (R) ' ID Action Tht1tre: "Headin' for m Merv llriffin (C) (90) Heaven." I!) Wanderlust (C) (30) J :00 fJ Mowit: "itlundtr Road" (mys. fl) Anlt1 de Montetur tery) '58 -Gene Raymond, Wayne 9:00 m Amtriun West (C) (30) Morris. EJl) Blad! Ptf11)Ktivt: "Net Turner." 0 Movie: (C) "Capt.In f._" Author James Baldwin is questioned (adventure) '64 -lex B1rtler, Ros- ebout Wiiiiam Styron's controversi1I sana Roiy. novel by a panel of newsmen. g CommanltJ lulletlft loanl g) TV Musical O..rt D NtwS (C) The to as why i like I cric:ia Eve garou and f BoJ Miss Cooo• the t; her h• York she d to Ca Mc Greec cwo-y reguL role • tembt days ; The days of settling the West arc of ten ref erred to as "the good old days," and it's easy to see why if any of the pioneer women looked at all lilce Daniel Boone's wife Becky, portrayed by Pa- tricia Blair. Even the most rough and homespun of pioneer garments cannot hide the perky redhead's beauty and femininity. Born in Fort Worth and reared in Dallas, Texas, Miss Blair was ooce chosen by model king Harry Conover as one of the five most beautiful girls in the U.S. Brainy as well as beautiful, Pat ignored her honor marks in school and zipped off to New York to become a model. After a year of this she decided to join her family, who had moved to Calif omia. After studies with dramatic instructors Clarence Greene and Russell Rouse, she was signed to a two-year cootcict with MGM. She speat a year as a regular on The Rifleman, and began her present role with the premiere of Daniel Boone in Sep- tember of 1964. The series airs on NBC, Thurs- days a< 7 :30 PM. pretty I p1an11r , MONEY AVAILABLE TODAY 1st & 2ntl MORTGAGES ANY TYPE PROPERTY-ANY AREA Service in the Privacy of your home EVENIN6 I SATURDAY APPOINTMENTS e Combln• Your 8Jft1 to On• Monthly P•yment e Borrow on Your Hom ...... P•id for or Not e EHy T•rm1 -You Chooae Your Payments • long T •rm -Low Interest -Id Mortgages e We Buy •nd lo•n A9•inst Existing Trust o .. ds For Fret l11formttlon Day or Nltht -1 Daya A Week I 646-2477 I ..... 10 833 DOVER DR.--HEWPORT BEAOf Stau Lictnsed Mortgage Loan Agtnt Member of Local Board of Realtors ROYAL MORTGAGE CO. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEDC, AUGUST 10. 1961 Drew and Amofd Pib talk •bout WEDNESDAY AUGUST 14 For mornin1 and afternoon listings, please see DAY- TiME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES l:lO D "lrM11 Dtlplllll Strter' Put I . (d"r1m1) '48 -Van Heflin, Lana Turner. a .. Atlae"' (drama) '61-Mlc:hael F'Ormt. ""9 •lpellt" (drama) '53 -Edmond O'Brien. 11:15 n (C) "'A llaa AleM" (drama) '55 .::Ward Bond, Ray Milland, 14.,-, Murphy. 12:30 m "Tiit ....... Prillt" (drama) •f[ -Don Munay. "DI ., le IUW" (mystery) '50 -Lawrence Tierney. l:JO m"'" ~ (mystery) '39- Henry Kendall, Felix Aylmer. 4:JO ... Mia .. ~ (f•ntuJ) ~rtotte Henry, Gary Cooper, Cary Grant. a (C) "Tiit Jazz Sitlll"' (musical) ;~n111 Thomas. Peay lie. All statlone reserve the right to chonp progro ...... mJng without odvanc• no- tice. r v r N I N (, 1:0011 TIM II& lhwl: (C) (60) Jtny Dunphy. ! Huntl.,·lrtnklly Report (C) (30) StlM Allon SMw: (C) (90) estJ are actor Buraess Meredith, Richard Dawson of H011n's Heroes, line« Nick Palmer, late Jazz 1ultar· 1st Wes Monlfomery, and Jewelry desianer-artist Ada Ala1retti. Allen, wbo several years aao wrote a book called "Bop Fables." reads the story of "little Red Rldinf Hood" In Jive talk. (R) D Six O'clock Movie: .. NaUd AJlbl" (mystery) '54 -Ster1ln1 l en, Gloria Grahame. Marine .., (C) (30) lat MadlllOtl (30) CJ) Merv 8riffln (C) Mars New? Allor Sablllllt 1:301 MIC NIWI Service (C) (60) • Tho Groovy Sllow (C) (30) laeMlor Fder (30) McHale's Navy (30) @ Huntl.,·lrtnkl., Report (C) : Sdtnct RtpCK11r: John Fitch v sits Hufhes Airer.aft and JPl In Pasadena for a report on Ptolect Surveyor, which is collectini data on the lunar surface. 9 (I) Mcffalt's Navy ti) l1itldero 34 (C) 7:00 B 9 Cl) CIS Ewnlna Ntwt: (C) 10) Walter Cronkite. f Troot» (30) I Love LUCJ (30) 81111pn'a llland (30) You Asked for It L •a: "Economics." Elain techniques in teachinf econocnlQ ltDh~=~ r.r.,. s.cMz :: ~ r.J Jt .. ~ (C) (60) No stofyhne available at p•ns time. a 9 m • YlrPllH= <C) <90> "Sedl." Micbael Bums aueats u • teenqe boy tom between acceptiq Trampas' lnv!Utlon to an hoout life or to remain hiddeft in the hills In order to u.p a r~ Wittl en outlaw ran&. While huntinc for a coupr, T rampaa runa aC(OIS the neer1y·starved Seth. The boy •~ cepts his food and campfire but ls ev.asive about his own bacqround. (R) 11 De HIPPJ W..,..: (C) (30) 1iaican Safari." Slim and Hen- rietta follow • band of youni surfen down the Pacific eo.st to Beja California. D (ill Cl) TN Awnpra; (C) (60) i?fhe Cunoua Ca• of the CountJesa Clues." Steed end Tara lnvestia•lt 1 series of homicides for whidl prominent men havt been "framed'' and are blackmailed by the '911 murderers. The true killers decide to murder Tara and frame Steed for the crime when they discover he is maklnf headway In his lnvn- ~tlon. (R) 6 Miiiion $ Movlt: (C) "YllMllt Saturday" (drama) 'SS-Victor Ma· ture, Richard Epn, Ernest Bortnlnt, Sylvia Sidney, Lee Marvin. StOfY about a day In the life of 1 small town when an out·of·town trio of hoodlums shatters the quiet com· munity with 1 cataclysm of violence while attemptlna to rob the local· bank. I Trvth or Consequenc:a (C) (30) Peny Maon (60) NET Jazz: "Joe Williams." In the seventh and final prof11m, blues and pop sinaer Joe Williams appears with proaram host and Jazz authority Mike Rapchak. m Prtmltr Orfoon 1:00 0 NFl Action: (C) (30) 'The Runners: Plain and fancy." A study of the different styles of the run- ners, the men who make touch· downs. m Hwl (C) (30) m Black Joum1I: (C) Third In • ries of monthly proarams devoted to fivinf exposure to Nqro cul· lure, lhetto problems and black· white relatlonshlpa. Uslni 1 TV mapzlne format, the Protr•m opens with a l1te-breakin1 news story and followa with short tef· ments on a variety of timely topics. I Lo Pn»ltlbldo 1:30 Qt ([) The IMrfJ Hlllbffllll: ( ) T30) Granny plans the first heed tran511lant In history wben banker Oryaclale Is hurt In a fracas with his wife. (R) · I Wresttlnc (C) (90) (17) Cil llm111 HoUlt: (C) (30) keD1row hosts. I MllV Griffin (C) (90) Wonden of tilt Wolfd (C) (30) Anita de MontelNr t:OO fJ a (l).8reen Auel: (C) (30) Eb (Tom Lester), the handyman, turM up drivlnr • $300 automot>lle mn atter Sam Drucker's (frank Cady) 11fe is robbed " aactly that wm. (R) IJ 9 00 Iran Musk Hall: (C) (Conti nutd) (60) time. (90) .. a iptiq ... I bltfS 'wiUI 'for s tht I ae> •ut Is ouad. (30) Htn- ioun1 st 1111 (60) ntlea tis.ta IWhldl med'' ,..., leclde steed ICCMlf DftS. ...... ·Ma· intne, Story .smtll io of com· ~ence l~I· (30) " In rram, Iiams f Jau 'Tht study run- ouch· " .. wt.cl cul· >lack· I TV lfT•m news ... >pies. Hiies: first when ·raca1 (30) (30) (30) rm.tn. IOblle Frank 1actly (C) Just R1l1111d I or 11111 ICREl&E PIRCRS FROM 11185 ~ ao.~ acres o~~!~ ~a~~a land in No~4 ,_, 0 N L~"0 u.S.A. em California are being developed as the world's largest privately-owned vacationland: -THE FIVE COUNTRIES OF CALIFORNIA PINES TU strllm Colll1ry Streams that cascade down from the High Country, over water- falt., into ponda, under bridges of fallen forest aianta. Tiit Hilll C011try In Summer, hiking country; hundreds of natural trails wind along the atreazm and between the trees. In Winter, uncrowded anow country: wide, aafe, gentle slopes. ......-. ~ (·~~ lite Tree Country Vacation hideaways among stands of Pon- derosa, Jeffries, white ftr, sugar pine, spruce. sUvertip, Juniper, aapen. The quiet place of California Pinea. ne LU• C•ll1rJ Thia i.a one of several lakes at California Pines. Nearby, at the ex· iating Community Cen- ter, h where you lign up tor daily activitiee: rid- l~ leuona, w~ter aJd ltUODa, hikes, hayrida a• TMH.., ComtrJ Appr oximately 6,000 acrea, thia i1 now a working ranch, most.17 in rye .• alfalfa and nat- ural rra111ea. Rollins country. omw a •mall part -apprnimatelw 1,000 4Cf'U -of Ccilif omia Pi'flu u MtO for 8'Jh. Much of the remaining land tDill Mt/er be aold. Ccilif omill Pinea u not a commercial ruort -tiot aold aa a hedge againat inftation or aa an invutmeftt for profit alone -but aa a refuge from the nn.og and atrife of our citua for familiea who want to own a ehare of un.apoiled Dial or Call Collect Richmond 9-6200 Ccilifomia. FREEi Snd f ~ tM_ fre~ mf~tioft fXU'ka.g• • cm Ccilt.f omt.a Pmu. It t~: 1. Oftlcial report by the State of California on Cali-fornia Pines. 2. Mapa, color photograph& 3. Pictures. floor plan of A-frame cabin ( we build the outaide, you tlniah the inaide) you can bu)' on an acre of land at California Pmea for SSOOO (price includes land I) ; payments $30 a month. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 7i~~!!==l~CA~UFOJLNIA PINKS ll TVW-810 15111 V.ntu.ra BIYd. Sh-.n OaJra, C.llf. 91'11 Pleue •nd me tlle frw lntonnatlon oaeir.... Clty ______ ltate ___ Zlp.__ ,... ...... i;J'······························ j WIDNEIDAY (Continued) (60) Host Ed McMahon Is Joined by 1uests Norm Croeby; Hines, Hines ind Did; Bob McGrath: The New Vaudeville Bind; 1nd Joanie Sommers. 0 @ (1) WednerdlJ NI01 Movie: (C} "A New lllnd of Lowe" (com- edy) '63-P1ul Newman, Jotnne Woodward, Thelma Ritter, Ev1 Ga· bor, GllOfl& Tobias. Marvin Kaplan, Robert Clary, Maurice Chev1lie<. Set In the hifh fashion world of New Yoril and Paris, this Is the story of a newspaperman who likes 1lr1s to · be i lrls. W lsl•ndl In the Sun (C) (30) f1!) NET F91tivll: "Bluebeard's Cat· lie." Bartok's opera ba~ on the f1mous leaend of th• pirate Blue- beard and his wives. Norman Foster and Ana Raquel-Satre perform. t:30 II Q!l W He l she: (C) (30) A ''wanted' poster that almost exactly describes handyman Andrew Hum· mel convinces Oscar North that Andrew is the buralar who Is prowl· lne In the nei&hborhood. (R) I ZooranH (C) (30) IJ!!pactoa Muslc1les Cuervo 10:00 "Qt) (J) Dom Deluise: (C) (60) Run tor Your Ufe: (C) (60) he Exchanee." Janice Rule guests as Alicia Stuyvesant. a young wom· 1n who seeks help from Paul Bryan In fretina her mllllonaire husband from behind the Iron Curtain. John Bryant plays her husband. Stephen McNally plays a State Department official who enters East Germany to neaotlate a trade of a Russian spy for Stuyvesant. (R) &eor11 Putn1m Ntw1 (C) (60) Secret A&•nt (60) Jack Latham Newa (C) (60) flVOfile $1ory (C) (3Q) : Meyor forty's News Conftfence Bo1 dtl Mlercolu 10:30 Newa: (C) (30) Bill Johns. 11 :00 Elevlfl O'Clock Report: (C) (30) Jerry Dunphy. CJ The 11th Hour News: (C) (30) George Skinner. P. The Wlllttmtrs (30) News: (C) (30) Baxter Ward. MOYie: (C) "TIM Younc Racers" dventure) '63-Mark Damon, Wil· ll1m Campbell. ti ~~ Crane (C) (60) ~It: "Air strille" (drama) l~ici~ 0~):: ;~:ria Jean. KIAK News 11:30 ovle: (C) "The Gun That Won tM Wut" (adventure) '55-Dennls Moraan, Richard Oennine. R 9@ The Tonl&Jrt Show (C) Movie: "Dtld of Nilfll" (mys- tery) '46-Mlchael Redarave, Sally Ann HowM. l @@Joey Bishop Show (C) 12:00 Joe Pyne (C) 12:30 AJl·Nllht Sftow: "Inherit the nd.'' "Timbuktu," and "Cfy Tou&h". CD Action Theatre: "Devil's Cargo."1 12:45 6 Movie: "Man on the R1tr1" (mystery) '51-Burgess Me<edllh. 1:00 II Movie: ''Y..-dlf'• £netwJ" (adventure) '59 -Stanley Baker, Guy Rolfe. CJ Movie: ''The Cocnt-Olt" (mys- tery) '56 -Anne Baiter, Ster1ln1 i den. CommunltJ Bulletin Board ..... (C) P•1e 12 THURSDAY AUGUST 1!5 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience,•are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1;30 D "GrNn Dolphin Street'' Part II (drama) '48 -Van Heflln, Lani Turner D "The &rut Cf!••" (comedy) 'fi-Bu5ter Keaton. "A ltll for Adano" (drama) '47-John Hodlak. 11:00 O '1he Teun MNtl Cat1111ftJ Jane" (western) '50-Jamu Ellison. "River lady" {adventure) ''8 - Yvonne De Carlo. 12:30 m "Hotel for Wo111tt1" (drama) ·~inda Darnell. "If I'm lucky" (musical) '46-Perry Como. 1:30 ~ "Tht Cardinal" (drama) '39- Enc Portman, June Duprez. 4:30 IJ ''81llout 1t 43,000" (adven· ture) '57-John Payne, Paul Kelly. 6 "Love In tM Aftemoon" (C1lm· edy) '57 -Gary Cooper, Audrey Hepburn. All stations reserve the right to change progron.- ming without advance no- tice. fVfN I NG 6:00 1J The Ii& News: (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. B Huntley-Brinkley Report (C) (30) steve Allen Show: (C) (90) Guests are Jim Backus, soprano Marauerfte Piazza, Jan sinaer Mark Murphy and the comedy team of Vic Grecco and Frank Willard. Allen reads another "Hip Fable'' In which Goldilocks, when confronted by three bowls of porridge, naturally chooses the "cool" one. 0 Sl1 O'Oock M~: "St*le" (dram1) '50-Ann Sheridan, Victor Mature. I Marine Boy (C) (30) Bat MISUrton (30) (!) MtrY Griffin (C} (30) Wh1f1 New? Entre Sombru s.:JOl ""ac " ... ~ cc> (60) • Tiie lit00¥J (C) (30) ladltlor Fa (30) McH1lt'a N (30) CI) Huntley-Brinkley Repof't (C) : Sdtncia R~: "Landing on the Moon." John Fitch, MIT Science Reporter, explains the operations Involved In placina the Apollo apace. craft on the moon. 9 m McHale's Navy m ROtidero 34 <C> 7:00 6 CBI (j) CBS &tnlna ~ ... : (C) (JO) Walter Cronkite. F Troop (30) I Love Lucy (30) Gllllpn'1 lllend (30) @ Hleh end Wlld (C) : Sacramento Fiie (j) McH•l•'s Navy Fellp1 Sanchez THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUST 10, 1961 7:25 Ci7J (}) Nen (C) 7;30 IJ Ci!) (j) C£m1rron Strip: (C) (90) Western series starring Stuart Whit· min, Jiii l ownJend, Pen:y Herbert ind Randy Boone. SIOfYllne not available at press time. CJ @(i) D1nltl Boone: (C) (60) "The Ordeal of Israel Boone." Boone's son Israel flnds hlmselr stranded In a hostile wilderness with his father iflVely ilckened by snakebite. At Israel's tenth birth· day party, Boone decides the bo, acts even mOfe childish than his years. Despite the pleedlnp of wife Rebecca, Boone takes the boy trap. pine with him In the wilderness to teach him some needed lessons In self-rellance. (R) ! ltl's Go to tllt Rica (C) (30) trn CI) Second Htadrtd Y•rs: ( ) (30) "A Simple ~n of the Soll." Job-hunter Luke carpenter submits to psychological tms to determine how his skills miaht be used In the 2oth century. The ttsts show that he Is employable as a stage coach drivtf Of a buffalo scout. (R) O Million $ Movie: (C) "Moulin Rouie" {drama) '52-Jose Ferrer. Colette Marchand, Zsa Zsa Gabor. G) Trvtll or Conleqlllftctt (C) (30) ~ I sptcrll i South Padfic p,,._ d1se: (C) A new look at the para· dise of today ~ith the youna Tahl· tian dancers, the Samoans with their sword rituals. the Fijis walk· ing through fire and the enchant· ing sounds of the New Zealand Maoris. (R) fil) Future: "Storytellers of Rajas· than.'' I Nuev1 Clta Muslcal 8:00 loll~: (C) (2 hr.) • @ flylnc Nun: (C) (30) "Sister ucky." Sister Bertrllle's search for contributions to 1id the poor brlnp her to a floaUna crap aame. Findlna herself in San Juan's dock area with her charity basket still empty, she asks p1rticlp1nts in a crap aame for a contribution. One of the playe<s is convinced Sister Bertrille is his lucky charm and insists on sha~· a his winnlnp with her. ( R) I HAHi (C) (30) Playln& tht Qui r lo Proltlbldo 1:30 CJ Q) @ lronsldt: (C) (60) ''Tht Past Is Proloaue." Victor Jory &Uests in the role of an escaped convict, Wally Stowe, whose 17-year mas· querade as 1 solld citizen ends after his photoaraph appears In 1 newspaper. Ironside, 1n old friend of Stowe, believes his fervent claim of innocence and r&-eumines the circumstantial evidence that con· vlcted him. (R) D @ ~Bewitched: (C) (30) •'fabatha s Cran(ly Spell." Sem has to conjure up 1 atiost to clear the air after Tabatha's antics convince • baby sitter she's in touch wittl the spirit wor1d. Nellie Burt guests. ~ Merv Griffin (C) (90) lf5 Off·Remp: "Diggers." Paul John30n and three teen runaw1ys explain the history ind the function of the Hollywood-based Dlum Cr&- 1tive Society. @I) Anita dt Monttm1r t:oo IJ ®) (j) TllUl"IClly Ni&Jrt Movte: 0 (jj) (]) Tll1t Qlr1: (C) (30) 'The B•rd." Don retuma from a hunt· In& trip with wthlskefl that come between him and An~rtlculany when they kiss. Ann retaliates by WMr11\1 a short hairdo when he shoWs up for their nut date. (R) I Tn11 Adftfttlar9 (C) (30) Norn,: ~ of .... Vlklllp. ( ) "The Past." A profile of the history of Norway bllllnnin& around 900 A.O. flllphasized is the expl«· ~ spirit of the NonteeJans. WNocha de~ 9:30 n 9 (i) Dra&Mt; (C) (30) "The LittleVictfm." Sil Friday and Of. fleer Gannon lnvestlpte a child· beetlna cue. Mrs. Marshall (Brooke Bundy) Insists h• child's lnJuriel were caused by 1 fall. (R) o @ m ...,... r1ace: <t> <30> Dr. ROSsf'Probes Tom's feelings for Jiii; Leslie threatens Betty; Marsh• comfort3 Rossi; Tom continues his search fOf Jiii. I!) Tmti (C) (30) til) TM p...., of tllt Dollar. "Tech· nolOIY Trail." A look at how Amiri· can companies In Europe hive stopped the "brain drain" to the U.S. Also a look at American· European competition. 10:00 D 9@ Dean M1rtln Pr..m tie Qolddi.,...: (C) (60) Paul i de guests. GIOfl9 Putna111 Newa (C) (60) SUspense 11'utr1: (C) (60) wbct Cup and Up." Larry Blyden, Join Blackman, Ethet Merman star. An Inept art aallery employee plob with an ex-cop and his landlady to steal a jeweled aceptre. e Secrtt A(tnt (60) I Jack Llttlam Nen (C) (60) faVOfite Story (C) (30) (1) The Untouc~les RlD RINw: "C.as Bum." Dr. Albert Hibbs and guests look 1t tht experimental Project Gas Buu:y, 1n attempt to detonate atom bombs for economic gain. 10:30 Q) News: (C) (30) Biii .Jotlns. 11:00 1J &wen O'Oock Report (C) (30) Jerry Dunphy. Q The lltll How N..a: (C) (30) Ge«ae Skinner. I Stories of the Century (30) Nett (C) (30) Baxter Ward. Movie: .. Al CapoM" (drama) '59 -Rod Steiger, Fay Spain. m L• en .. <C> <60> I!) Movie: .,,_ Veen SIUUdon" (mystery) '55 -Oen11ls O'Keefe. ~~£D~968 (C) 11:30 II Mov~ "Wab lsl1nd" (ldvtn· ture) '42-Robert Preston. Willi1m Bendix. CJ fil@The Tonl&flt SIMM (C) D Arovlt: "Fri1d1" (drama) '47- Davld Farrar. Glynis Johns. 1J @ (]) Joey Bllllop Sltow (C) 12;00 m Joe PJM (C) • 12:30 m All·Nitht Show: '1he BachefOf Party," '1he Bia Wheel,'' and '1ht Fabulous Dor$9YS." Q) Action Theah: "C-Man." 12~45 O Movie: ''Gun lattlt at M..-. rrf' (western) '57-Stefflna Hayden. 1:-00 6 Movie: "Cendtfnned" (dram1) 129-Ronald Colman, Ann Hardine. 0 Movie: "The Mptlrioul Mr. Wont' (my$tery) '35-Beta Lupi. O Community Bullalln Board D NIWI (C) t· It ly 1y " t) L • d r· " I· I· ;e IS I) If' • s I· I· • • I· I 11 ur# Sylvania Features: Sylvania Rim Bond Picture Tube • Reliable Power Master Chassis • Pre-set Fine Tun- 1 ng • DC Video Coupling Circuit • Noise supression circuit • Horizontal blanking circuit • Rollabout stand and automatic clock-timer, optional extras. nla econ 8Jtyanl8MXME Handsome Ebony Cabinet. 5"oval front speakers. 172 aq. In. viewable picture area. '12411 Sylvania spends a fortune to give you the best black and white TV of all. Select your second set from the best. ~-----T s,tYMla MWGT12GN/8G A real portable. Big 74 sq. in. picture. Private ear· phone, stand, recharge- able battery pack, op· tional extras. Green or beige. 8,tYanla MY11W/K Deluxe trim on Walnut or Maple cabinet. Illumi- nated channel Indicators. Earphone optional extra. HM aq. In. viewable pie· ture area. Come in today ... make your home the most exciting place in town I DAVIS-BROWN 21 VIARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE IH THE HARBOR AREA OPEN Nl&HTS TILL 9 PM SATURDAYS TILL 6 PM 411 EAST 17TH STREET. COSTA MESA 646-1614 ,...11 FRIDAY AUGUST 11 For morning and afternoon flstln~a. please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES l:IO. ,,... ,., Marrllllt" (ro- mance) '51-Vin Johnson, Kathryn Qraymn. IPJ-.... ley'' (drama) ''9--lloyd ltOian. "'wtlllMt P1t;' (dram•) • 4 7 ~lullttt1 M1aln1. ll:GO B ... , No T1111t '" G'°'J" (dre· m1) '57-Birry Sulllv1n. "'Sotltll tf T1111tf" (adventure) '41-Brien Oonlewy. 12:J8 m ......... (mystery) '49-Br11n liiillwy. "Mid a.. C.lllal" (dre· ma) '41-ffenry Fonda. ~ 8 .,. .. flf Lift" (comedy) '57 - Judy Hollld1y, Rlcherd Conte. B (C} ... II.rt IC die MttNpollt" (iCl.fl) '62-Gordon Mitchell. AJI stations renrve ·the rtsJht to change program- ming without advance no- tice. fVININC 6:00 II The II& N ... : (C) (60) Jeny Dunphy. D Hun11tf-lrin.i., 181*1 (C) (30) • SMe Allen Sbor. (C) (90) Joi nine Stwe tonllht ire Sid Caesar, Jayne Meadows, Jm irut Lionel Hampton, and singer Bobby Scott. Miss Meadows, Caesar and Allen reminisce about the •riY d1ya of llve television, rec1llln1 10me of the classic on-camera dlsastn. (R) fJ SU O'Clock Mowie: (C) "Tiie Pwple Mal"' (adventure) '55- Tooy Olrtis, Gene Bany, Colleen Miller. Marine IOf (C) (30) 81t M...._.. (30) 1 Cl) Merv 81ifftn (C) : fiat's~ • AlllOr SUbllme 1:30 MIC MIWI StrYlce (C) (60) • Th Groovy Sllow (C) (30) Badlelor f'1Uler (30) McHalt's ,..., (30) C1) HunU.,.Brfn.i., Report (C) : Sdence RepofW! "Food fOf' Space Travelers." MIT Science Re· porter John Fifch talks with sclen· tlsts at the U.S. Army l1borlt0f1es In Natick. Mass. ilf!J=~~ 1:0011 a Ci) cas &en1111 ""'= <C> (30) Walter Cronkite. I f' Troop (30) I Lewe luq (30) 8iltipn's ll1111C1 (30) @Ci'*"a ...._: (C) "The Bleekef' Stoey." Eli) f'Hture: (C) "Asslfnment: SUNDAY t!GO fJ (il) (1) I IHcl&L I "A Cne of Libel." Van Heflin re-creates his Broadway stage role In this television adaptation of Louis Nizer's autobiographical best-seller, "My life In Court.'' The tense drama centers around an ex-war correspondent's libel suit against a malicious newspaper columnist in which he struggles to clear his name after being publicly described as cowardly, immoral and Communist-inspired. Lloyd Bridges, An· gie Dickinson, Jose Ferrer and E. G. Marshall also star. MONDAY 10:00 8 QI (I) Premiere: Instead of an hour drama this week's offering Is two half·hour comedies. The first. starring Shirley Jones and John McMartin, Is the story of a young writer· teacher who Is visited by a research group from another planet, headed by a beautiful scientist. The second stars Burns and Schreiber as members of a ragtag WW II Army entertainment unit touring the Normandy combat zone. TUESDAY 8:.10 8 6 (i) Showtfme: Juliet Prowse sings, dances and Intro· duces a British-American bill Including singer·dancer·comedlan Bruce Forsyth, pop singing-Instrumental group The Dave Clarl< Five, Royal Opera House soprano Joan Carlyle, comedian Joe laker and muMc-c:omedy team Jo, Jae and Joni, all of Britain, -M111o8n et...-·ptenltt Buddy Gntco. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WU:I<, AUGUST 10, 196a Shoot the Moon." A review of 1:30 B ta (j) ltlllywood Sit-..: (C) man's attempts to photorraph the @9> Peter Marshall holta. moon. The mm contains motion pie· e .... W1MI tit MMttaw (C) ture foottat from manned apace (30) vehiclts. 0 @ (l) bns et Will SNMet: ~ ()) Mdtalt'• Nawr (C) (30) "Sunday In Paradise." WIU I!) Felipa Salldm throws a scar. Into tht lt1dll\I 7:25 (ii) (l) NtwS (C) citi.tens of Parldl• to torce them 7:301J a (I) n. Wiid, Wild Wiit to pay his friend Lottie tht "'°"" (C) (60) Starrln1 Robtrt Conrad they owe her. Joan Blondell auab. and Roa Martin. (R) (R) D Tan.an: (C) (60) "The Profes-m Movie: (C) "Ctieckpolnr· (mys. sional." A colonel (Pat Conway) tery) _'57 -Anthony Steel, Odille and his group of mertenaries pre-Veno1s. pare to conqutr the Swedula tribe Eli) NET ll1rbout: "ThlrtMn after lht chief (Clarence Wiiiiams) Aaainst Fatt-The Murdmr." A refusu 1 governmental annexation Dutch doctor escapes conviction f« offer. (R) the murder of hl1 wife ind fltr II 0 A CERTAIN SMILE" lover but pays '°' his freedom In • 1n unforesetn way. * Is a tin1lin1 romance! 1 •uenn Nodln Alfllrla Pres. by Thrifty Drug. 10:00 9 Ci) NIC ,. ... Spedll: (C) D Movie: (C) uA Certllft Smite" ( ~ "Whars Happenlna to Amtrl· (dnima) ·~Aossano Brazzi, Chris-car Concluslon. Edwin Newman i Carere, Joan Fontaine. talks with four Young adults rep. Cl) Off To s.. IM Wlnrd: resenting a cross-aectlon of opinion m) "Captain Sinbad." Conclu· about the unrest In our country lion. An Arabian Nlrhts ta le of ad· today. venture and astoundlnr feats of I 8torl!_ Putn111 Htwt (C) (60) maalc comes alive aralnst the back· @ lV Judd for 1M Dtftftlt: ground of Oriental splendor (R) ( ) (60) "The Worst of Botti O Miiiion $ Mowt.: (C) •..O, on 1 Wor1ds.'' Judd battles a kindly Ju· Dolpttln" (adventure) '57 _Sophi• venlle fudre who h13 sentenced 1 Loren Alan Ladd Clifton Webb young man to three ind a half Alexis Mlnotls. ' • years In a detention home. (R) I Truttl or Contequences (C) (30) 0 Mllllen $ Movie: (C) "Wind PtnJ Matot! (60) Across tM &eri1adts" (dr1m1) '58 The Ac1llra eo11pany: This ls -Burl Ives, Christopher Plummer, t e second rehearsal for a i>er· Gisy Rose Lee. formance of "Macbeth." Ear1e Hy· Jad llttla111 News (C) (60) man 1nd Lois Nettleton work on • ludu Ubre their soliloquies In the lead roles. 10:30 Eli) lnllOVltions: "PlasUc Fiber Op- Olrector Barry ~s helps various tics." New Oe1lble plestlc fibers actors find meening in character have reduced com and Increased ind lines. the applicablllty fOf' transmission of 0) Revlltl Muskll light and color. Mr. Brenneman 8:00 m Huel (C) (30) and ~ DuPont executive discuss fl) Lo ,.rohlbMo posslb11itles for the lmaalnatlve en· trepreneur. - 8:30 e a (i) loMtr Pyle: (C) . (30) 11:00 II EJtVtll O'Qocll Rlt)Ol't: (C) (30) Gomer entm a contest and wins a Jeny Dunphy boat end triller. which are de-D The Utti Hour Nm: (C) (30) livered at the Marine base to the Georae Skinner dism,!l of Sergeant Carter. (R) I Ont ~ i.,vnd (30) 0 ~ Ci) stir Tret: (C) (60) · • "The Otedly Yeara " Capt Kirk ""'= ( ) (30) Suter Ward. · Les Crin. (C) (60) loses com mand of th~ Enterprise Movie: (C) "Carnival In Cost. when he takes a landing party to R tr (mutlcll) '45-0ick Haymee. a planet to check the Protress of v . El a scientific experiment and UPoSH leraw· I~ {C) all of them to 1 strange dls~se. 6 T1lil Day 1961 (C) The disease causes sudden senility. lBAJI ,._. and Kiril loses command to Captain • tltinl dt Pellc81u Melluaaa Stocker (Charles Drakt), a pas- senrer who nearly loses the ship. 11:30 II Mtwlt:, ""'-' Got Me c...d" (R) (comedy) U-8ob Hope, Dorothy 0 (VJ (1) Man In a S41ittaw. (C) Lamour. (60) "Three Bllnks of the Eyes." B@ 00 Tiit Nlatrt Sltow (C) McGiii Is accused of murder end Movie: (C) "Falt Wind to Jna" he faces the threat of the ium0• (adventure) '52 -Fred MecMurray, tine. He finds himself In Paris ind Vera Ralston. on trial for his life when Eleanor, a fJ @ ~ Joey BW.O, Sltow (C) wealthy woman, him him to "ret tHl Ci) .-lut. tit I SW rid or· her husband's al1morous 12:00 m Joe Py'llt (C) girlfriend, his partner In a Parisian 12:15 D Movie: ''nt flAlf W1f' (scl·fl) ihtclub. '62 -Tatsuye Umemly1, Yoshiko Merv Griffin (C) (90) Milo. Haw1il Ciiis (C) (30) 12:30 All-NfPt Sllow: "The Naked Sci«ulatlon: "Should We Stay !ia." "Desert Sands," "Atraaon.'' Off the Grassr• Or. Keith Berwick ind "Apache Fury." moderates a discussion on current d) Action 111Mtre: "Guilty Byand. drug legislation. Guests are attor· er." ney Al Mathews, private lnvestlaator 1:00 6 Movie: "Tht Way of All Fi.r' John O'Grady and Dr. Lowell FOf'd. (drama) '40-Aklm Tamlroff, Gladys (R) Georae. ai) Anita de Mont1ftlar 0 Movte: "The Suceels" (drama) 9:0019 (i) Friday Nlittt Movi.: 'SS-Vittorio Gassman. Anouk Aimee. Aiti!CI! (C) (30) B C...1111~ ......... ......frlol ..... (C) _, SATURDAY AUGUST 17 MO R NINC All statioM reserve the right to change program- ming without advance no- tice. ' I itarr• D Movie: "HIAery 11 Midi It 3:158)1't ~ (C) 9:30 lu ml"' Heruloidl (C) NlcM" (romance) '37 -Char1• S:JOI Dial M fir M• (C) SIMIOll and lolld (C) ~. Jeen Arthur. T .. Scept (C) _.., • ., c.nw a Mwlt: <C> "Clptallt ,,.. c... ..... <C> o t1tt (C) tire" Part II (adventure) '47 -Clllll.- 1 Elalela IMEX (C) Tint Power, Jt1n Pttets. Coler n.tN: (C) "Elephant 10:00 9 ()) Shamal (C) g : W_...llM (C) un." . u (j) llnl1111 (C) 1:30 ()) nt ...a ..... (C) 4:001 llllldtr/hllldlr (C) Movie: "lodeo" (western) '52 ovle: '111e MIMtaur" (fan· Hip and WIN (C) -John Archer, Wallact Foret. tatrt) '61-Bob Mathias. nt Prof111h111ll· (C) ''SUrf· I (f7j (})Kin& KOftc (C) 1:45 8 Mowlt: (C) .. ,_ .... .., lllW' Inc." An analYlla of the profmionll Mont: "fury at Furnace Ct...-(west'tm) '53 -Scott Brady, Join brand of turfln1 11 dtmonlb1ted by (western) '48-Vlctor Mature, Coleen Cfawford. todQ'a top pros. • Gray. 2.-00 II See tint Cl Cl.tie ct.an n.tre • Cine Mlllclto D Mowlt: "wt" (drama) '65--4:301va.,ellt (C) 10:30 I I Spece lllat (C) Norman Alden, Tamara Daytuirflono. •@ • At.HI Ant (C) va. ~1Ftllblll: 7:20 tJ live Us 11111 Da1/fhn (C) ,..,.. ef tilt J ...... (C) fJ 9 (j) w.tdllltlr 0,. ltlf: ( e OfY qi the •ectlon of 7:30 Su•-S.lltlr (C) 11:00 Moby Diet (C) (C) Tiil1 second annual tournament 1967'1 All·Ariwtcen collece tllm. Cot1 Mct:oo! (C) Mtjof l.elpe llllblll: played on the West Coul"le of tht PlcMd by men than 500 coedles, Dellen for &...mine (C) < eam1 to be announced over famed Westchester Country Club In tht •eett. ar. .en In tctlon. DtectM Uvtnc (C) the local stations. H1rrlton, New Yorti. lhould be one ET..., 'II (R) Mr. W"'9bont (C) ! @ (I) Tbt ltltlel (C) of the moet exc:ltln1 on the entire 5:00 II llllldt f_...11: (C) Gtof1I Al· 7:45 Sacnd Htlrt (C) Award TMltrt: "Seven Guns to PGA tour. Arnold Palmer waa the len and Gii Stratton host l.'00 ! ()) Captain KanpnlO (C) 111." first to ll&n In for laat yeefs tour· 8 ~ FMIJ: (C) Edwin • 00 Super 6 (C) 11:30 tJ 9 ()) SUptn111n/ Aq11t11n (C) ney and 11 expected to be In this Rlwman holta. · owlt: (C) "1'111 Lut Coll-a Mowlt: ''llte Sladl of 1 .. Jiu" yeer'1 llneup wfth the rest of the UDiwr'ct c-t (C) •nd" (adventure) '55 -Sterlin& (adventu~e '49-John Wayne. nation's IQlfln1 1111ts vyln1 for (]) AIC't WWI Wtc1d If Hayden, Ernest Bor&nlne. D @ A-lean landst111d: bi& money purse (Int y"r's n1 lC) The camtfU are It fJ Diet Traq (C) (-c} The merlcan Breed aunts. $250,000). Sprlncflefd, Ill. for llve COWIP of Q) S1turd1J Theatre: "Frontier f> Mowlt: (C) "Tht lnvlndblt Siad-11J Co10Mt n...tr.: "Yukon Vence-the !()().mile USAC National In- Gambler" and "Code of Silence." latof' (drama) '63-Rlchard Harri· ance." dl1napoll1 Car Champlonlhlp Race. I Laa Eahll• J ~ (C) aon, Isabel Corey. %:30 II Explertr 10: (C) Wheth• there Bobby Unser, winner of tflt lnd1 l:JO I 00 ~ ntutlc F (C) 11 life anywhere In the universe 500, Is one of tht drlvtn In the _j!) ...... A : ....... btll ... ......,. other than on planet Earth I• ••m· race. '"~ ,,.. ,.,. _, lntd. Kenneth Jackman outlines I lnNlded (C) Ima) 48--Willlam Bendix. Canto de Mtalce some of .the conditions which make lkMCll t:00 &taldlo r'1!.w Jr (C) ll:-:JllUn ()) MIJ Q1111t (C) lift on other plantb I poaiblllty. lllct ,......... (R) § ~ 1'111 II • • Cl) Ha hi '&I (C) .., Chit tll S. C.. llllMdt CM Vllllft 1-1 (lJ ~~:-; (C) ... IJ~n.'..t..: "Htll'1 S:OO. Protect ....... ltlrt:. JC> Tod1y'1 5:30 I .. ,,.. ""' (C) Action n.tre: "Cast 1 Lone Hours." sub)tct Is 'The Family. . T.._... Z... Shadow " "Outlaw'; Son" and (C) IAnlta de Menttlur D Mowte: (C) "'larak" (tdventure) C.lfl•• "Moby 1 Dlclt." 1:00 eilJ ())The Lone Rlnl'I (C) ''57-Vlctor Mature, Anita EJlbtri. Itek ... ~·-~~-~~~~-..--- CHANNEL: LISTINGS I KN,xT KNBC KTLA KABC KHJ KTTV KCOP KWHY KCET KMEX KLYD KERO KIAK KLYD KERO (CBS) (NBC) (Incl.) (ABC) (Incl.) (Incl.) (Ind.)' (Ind.) (NET) (Ind.) (AIC) (N~ (CIS) (ABC) (NBC) TV f PORT! 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