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Home My WebLink About1968-08-24 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesal I ' I I • • een unawa :0,0,: ''"'' . Queen Mary in Newpor.t? ~ WHY IS THE QUEEN MARY STEAMING PAST THE PAVILION IN NEWPORT HARBOR? for the Antwer to Today's Daily Pilot Ma rine Mystery, Please Turn to Page l. Copter Flights Nearly Normal After Crashes Increasing nwnbers o! passengers are starting to fly LOls Angeles Airways helicoPterS -again, despite.the two disastrous crashes of May 22 and Aug. 14. .Robert Hubley, LAA vice president Of sWes, said tile daily pas5eng~r count has been about 300 Wednesday, 400 Thursday and 500 Friday. It was ooly four days ago ttiat service was rest1.med in LAA routes after a companj imposed grounding o! Ute fleets three remaining Sikorsky ~er&. Scheduled flights over mo.st of thC' roo.tes are about half the number available before tne crash nint? days ago which killed 21 persons. Hubley said LAA was ferrying from 1,200 to 1,~ passengers daily before the IJ;test accidenl ~elicopt.er serVice from t b e rfe"}>Ol'ter Irm hat been retained at Uj! same level as befort. ·An expansion of the LAA Airways r1oet was announced Wednesday as the ~ten: went back into service with a L&ase agreement between LAA and cataiU.oo. Air Lines Aero Commuter. Court Frees 4 Hessians In Brutal Mesa Beating Four Hessian motorcycle club mem. bers were given tileir freedom Friday when they appeared in Harbor District Judicial Court for preliminary hearing on assault and battery chargeii. The cases were dismissed, since the men were cleared of involvement in the A1lg. 7 gang attack on a Costa Mesa boxing figure through polygraph, or ao..called lie detector tests. Four other Hessians, including thr alleged leader of the outlaw cycle club, Frank W ."Wild Mouse" Rundel. 24, Of 135 Albert Place, Costa Mes.a have pleaded guilty and are awaitin;.: further hearings. Hessians released today includt James R. Larson, 26, of 1266" Magnolia Ave .• Garden Grove. Ronald ~.Murdock, 30, of 17091 Dak St., Hu11 ington Beach, Robert J. Henderso1: Man 'Strang led' Along Freeway Receiving Help 24, of 251 Avocado St., Costa Mesa and \Vaymon A. Grisenti, 34, of Harbor Ci· ty. They were among a. group of 22 origi.nally arrested in connection with the savage assault on Robert Glazier, 30, of 2224 Placentia Ave., in wblch he wars chain-whipped and allegedly shot "'ith a flare gun. RuOOel was identified by Glazier as wieldt?r of the weapon and faces ar· raignment riext Friday in Superior Court following his guilty p 1 e a \Vednesday, which could send him to state prison. Evidence -including the Clare gun, projectile and other items se.ized from various Hessians -after the incident - have been stolen from the Orangt> County Sherill's Crime I.ab b y burglars. This, however, is of doubUul impact on the prosecution. Others awaiting Sept. 11 sentencin~ and probation hearings in the Glaz.ic.r apartmer11 rald are Thom as M. Hille, 20, of 'l2J!l C3I!lyon Drive. Costa Mesa ; Robert L. Harmon, ro, o[ 1442 S. Raitt St., Santa Ana ; :and Philip C. Cerasco. :'.!O, of 132:> Balboa Blvd., Newport ~;each. s • ------~-... . . . . . . . . ,, arm1n~ :.A.: ..... •• :A: ·'"'· • • Peshy Winds· Halt Olynapic Yachters Auto Flip IGlls Man On Freeway An autopoy ,.... re~llliled tod"l' In oe dealb· ol a San Dtego Fr"""lf ~ whooe fOrelgn -_w...t cut ot control Bhortly after midnight !hi& morning and !ended upside dvwn on & center div!der near San aemen- te city littllts. The driver was taken by ambulance to South Coast CommulfHty HospJtal in South Laguna. He was dead on arrival at 12:25 a.m., a county coroner's in· vestigator reported. Identifloation of tlhe dead man was withheld pending not:ificatiOn Of next of kin. Papers on the body .indicated llbe vkUm was 24, maITied, 4Dd • resident o{ the cammunit;y of Hawaii· an Gardens, near Long Beach. 11he Coroner's official said t'le driv· er was riding alone at the time of the &ingle-c-..: o-ash. He was not ejected. Result& of the autopsy hopefully will give some clue on why the motorist pUed ibis oar onto the divider, tne in- vestigator said. Humphre y Sa ys He's Got 1,465 CIUCAGO (UPI) -Hubert H. I-:lumphrey's forces Friday upper their first-ballot vote claim to 1,465 -more t'han 150 above the 1,312 votes needed for nominatioo at the Democratic convention. Robert McCandless of the vice presi· dent's conveotlion staff said the dele· gate o1aim was raised by 15 from the Thursday tally of 1,450. He said 14 of t.hese came from the Mississippi delegation which Ule credentials com· mittee voted to seat in place of party "regulars" from th.at state. Sen. Eugene J . McCarthy's forces insist that Humphrey does not have enough sure votes yet to win ~d Pierre Salinger, news secretary for the late·starting candidate Sen. George S. McGovern also said Friday Humph· rey does not have the sll'engtb claimed for him. SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1968 VGt.. 61, MO, IMo I l l CTIOlll. 4' ,A.~S , Controb Tighten Dubcek Reported At Moscow Talks PRAGUE !AP) -Fr .. Nldio brood- ca$ts said today Sovii!t dtiefs have re· leased liberal Czed"ioslovak leader's Alexander Dubcek and Oldrlcb Cernik to join the talks in MoSCOYo' over tile Winds Stalemate Newport Olympic Yachting Trials The fUUO'lce of the 5.5-meter Oly.m· pie sailing trial.! was called ofr Fri· day When the wind turn~d aharpl)' and drove competitori back. Scott Allan of tht U.S. Naval Acad- emy was leading alter one leg of the triangular course when ttie wind changed. The unusual conditions may have iiaved Gardner Cox, the leader after four days. Cox. of Villanova, Pa., 1ailed his 34-foot Cadenza to first, second, sec· ond and first places in the regatta's first four races for the low total ol six polnU. · \Vith the current atronger than the wind, Cox was virtually dead laat when the race wu rescheduled for Saturday. Seven races are to be completed In all with olJ: countin1 In tile final 1tandiogs. future ·Of their occupied country. DOOcek, tile J>O!>Ular Oommumst party · c:hlef who balled 20 ·years of St:a.fulist:.type rule in January, and Cernik, . the premier, were ~ated soon after Soviet bloc troops invaded Czed>o'1ov"11: Tues<lay nl!lht to cruoh the llbera!izati.on drive. There has been speculation about ttieir jate ever aince. The 'talks ill ·Moscow opened Friday willh Pre<ideit Ludvik SvOOda at llhe head ct an eight """' Czedloelovek detegaUOn: 'lbere have been signs he disagreed witti. the. SoViets, presum· ably· mer Ru!6ian effort,, to set up a puppet p-ernment in Czechoslavkla. Radii> Prague and Radio NUra ~mon• itu"ed in Vienna, laid they 1learned of tihe . .a.rriv,al of. ~ek atJdl Qerntk from a telephone talk between one of the delegation membera, I>e.puty PremJe:r Gustav Husak, and leadera of the Sloe vak Communist party. The Slovak leaders ·ti.Ad been de~n ed by occupation forces but returned b:I party headquarters in Prague and said the occupation cqmm.ander bad enabled tilerit to talk With {fusak. They sliid ·uulalt 'toid tllem "pie... wai£ in Brati.sta.via fot -. auocess ot ~ wts/' apperentiy referring to a Slovak part;y congres1 5Clleduled <o rtart toc!ay. "Dubcek'' 1c the name defiant Czechoslovaks have bet.n painting on wall.! and chanting at the. oceupaUoa troops. · Hubley said the Cataliila outfit ','ill fly one o[ thelr short.-t:dce-Off-1anding !STOL) DeHavilland fixed wing Twin Otte1'6 oVl't' tbe LAA route trom Los Angeles International to Trl·C;ty A1J,,ort In San Bemardioo. A freeway motorist's blood ran cold as he whizzed past a stopped car be· fare dawn today and glimpsed one man strangling another on t.he San Diego Freeway near San Clemf:Tlte. Newport Police Alarnaed Tbe Soviet Union, ha! attacked th• party leader as a betrayer ol eom... muoist Ideals. 'Th• Ci>mrnunlst hard- llntn feared that freedom ol. the pres• and oth<r reforms Dltt<k Installed wauld lead lo llberal fenn<nt In thtlr countrleo. I! approved by tbe Qvll Aeronautics Board, tht Otter will make 6even fiigbtS out and seven back daily on the 70-mile run. LAA helicopters currently malt• thJ'ff fligb!A out ODd thl'ff back. 'Ibo STOL night would be In addition to 1he copter service, Hubley Aid. Catalina Airlines Is owned by Westgate eor,>., \\'hic:h has recently moved <o take controlling inttrest or LM. Producer Succmnhs HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Benedict "Ben" Bogeaua. who made and lost fortunes in a variety ol fields before becoming a 1uccesslul movle produc- er ln middle life, was found dtad in ltiJ apartment Friday. Jle was 64. • The motorist pulled off the pike and rang up police to give them the news. Six squad can nu:hed to the scene. "'Ibose two fellows were sure sur· prised to see us." police recounted. "Wbat had happened, see, was that their car quit. ruming on them. "So one fella had gotten out to push the car and he bad on leather sbou. He slipped and fell, and his buddy had stepped out to help ti.m up whe.n J guess dle 'Witnesa pa.astd by.'' Police said they aided the two men start their car and sMJt them on their way. One oOOcer a d d c d , philo- sophically: "I gu ... It'• betteT for It <o be a\ false alann than to have the real tang bitppe.n and no one tell us about it." .., • Teen Runaways Doubling By BRUCE BENSON Of t11t O..rb' 'II" St•ft Tht number of teenager& running away from borne in Newport Beach has oearly doubled in the iwt year and poUce conctm about the situation ll gr...tnc. Figur.. put tlO(ethtr by Nl\l"°rt detectives """' !bat 70 youngs!a have Deel their homea in the first aeven months ol thi.s year. 'l1le tally for the aame mantbtt in 1~ w• .a. '11trff Nn'pOt't juvenile detectives bandied ia runaway ca.ses in July, twice the number for June. "We don't koow why, but the trend is definitely up,'· ..aid Rudy Valenti, command.er of the juverue d.lvi&lon. Valenti. &aid runa'flY cases CUT)' certain recurrent themes. "On the mlsoing penon blOlil, for tirample, we aak the parent& to put down 'At>o they be.Ueve ttlelr ddld'l friends are. Who the parenU think the fr!.ends are and who they actually are otten t1ll'll out to . be two dWtrent thlnp." Juv<nlle olficer• a1Jo ff n d I • thenuelvn conducting many searches ' right within clt;y llmltl. "A Jot of dmes • kid will /IQ)' wltll hia frt~a in town , moving around from place to place, nl&ht antt n1&hl Many parenll will say noO!lng at all about their IOTI or d&UChttr harin& • lrteod lltay ovmiat>L "Parenta should c:heck with tht l<lds and wHll tile kldJ' parenll tr the7 ftnd they're auddenl)" bavinf I house rutst for the nl~t." Pollce said th<4r 186k Is complicated (S« RUNAWAYS, Par• 1) NOT SO HOT ON WEEKEND SanQ Am --1lapped the Orange Cout with ..... lttrlng destrt alts FridoT were expecMd w -~ todoy, """*" tho l<mj>erature bock down krto the comlartal>Je 70'1, ao- cotd!ng to the U.S. We9111er-Bunau. Po.tchy early momlnil loi and loW' cloodJ will burn otf by mld-d<.-n, wUth 1 IOUtfrwest to 'Welterly breeze o(. 10 to 19 mots cooling olf tile bet.ell; crowdl. tilt weatherman prtdlct..t. • I I I • % DAll.Y PllOT Slturd1y, August 24, 1961 510!'000 Priee Tag for ··chanee of Liieti.111e~ 8 7 PAMEI.\ POWELL Of .. D911r PIW Mtff Alrytbln& 1-tllan a •10,000 llle In· ourance policy mlgbl be cause for evlctloo from the troun «tate of death when one mlgllt be owo!Ung the Mure promise ol tartlll7 Immortality. But ldentific discoveries ao far • have not gmranteed. a formula or human delroltlnc -even if tile taul dlaeue cc Injury could be cured. "E.-wly, aU -....., will be curolile, lncludlog &g1n1. And there 11 no J'Nl(lll why a peraon ft'ozen now wouldn't be lta~ at Ult Hme &It umil be 1J revived, ' Mid Greg Faby, pretldent of t.he Cryooica Yout.h Mloc!atlco ol Cosla Meoa. DUierent cryulle& groups, MW aperatJng throughout the U n 1 t e d State-J, have frozen -or wspecded as Ike Critical, But Doctors 'Encouraged' WASHINGTON (UP!) - A week a' !r his seventh serious heart seizur• onn• Pftlldent Dwtabt D. Ei.Je~ ower still was in critical cmditic •l"Jthough his doctors were somewilE encouraged by declining evidence c. iteartbeat irregularity. PhysiciAllO at Walter Reed Army Medical C.enter said Friday the five· 1tar general's overall condition re- mained "critical" and termed the out- look for fiis rocovery "guarded." At lhe same time, they reported: "The general remains alert and cheerful and sWl shows in abundance the courage that has been his hall· mark." A cautioosly worded bulletin issued et midday said the 77-year.Q:d patient "ha sndually oboWD le• evidence ot heart in'itabllity -lJTegular and rapid beats" and described this trend u "IDCOUl'lllAI·" 'Itl• lit.ell bullet1n act EUIGbowed uconUn\ltl to rest OCOllfortablT' ed ht lllerl hod -0 no essenuat chanp'' lD hit condlt1on. • 'Ibo mildly ..,Umllllo proflloola wu the lll'lt llnoe ltb-.Oor llllfered bb -btart attack Aug. 11. la111111,the_1_tobo ""1lal EINDw• ,... mlklnC -• ·-Ill 1111 bottle to .....Om• comi>ll-"'"'"""' lnlm Iii heart attacks. Governo1· Signs Marijuana Bill Easing Penalty SACRAMENTO (~) -California Judge, will have fiexiblllty in punish· ing first-time marijuana and danger· ous drug usors under a bill signed into law by Gov. Ronald Reagan. Up to now, a youth convicted of Pofsesslng marijuana for the first time had to be given a felony sentence with a prison temi oC one to JO years. The new law will permit the judge : -begil:ming in November -to de· t.ennine whether the cooVictlon should be a feklnY or-a misdemeanor, which carries a jall term Of up to one year. At the 1ame time, the meuure al- lOWJ tbe judp to ueen a felony pea· ~ for !il'lt-tlme users ol LSD and other dlngerclll drop. Under in•· ent In, tlmt crime ii a misdemeanor oaly. ''The DeW" Jaw matkl 1 step focward in~ the tnmendoUI daoger poood b7 1be 1111dt lrdJc In daoger- ... ~." Raepn oaJd In announc- lnl Frid'IJ' be hod llpied th• bill lll>OlllCll'ed b7 A-IJ'mlD W. Craig Bidell (11-Rtv<nlde). "It &l>o lmp'ovee & Judi•'• cop•· biJlt;7 to clo&l with -types of JJW1jmDa offmdetl.'' Req:ao said. DAILY PILOT ........ ..... c:..t. ..... "--.._.._. w ...... , .......... "" _ CAU~lHIA OMHOI COAlf PUIUSKINC COMrAMY ftolt•'1 N. W••• ""''""' .,.. ~lthlf' J•clf •• c.,,,.., Viet P',_k*lt tllCI ~91 MINW ,... ...... .:: ••• a "'"' 1\•M•• A. M11r,1ri1.,. JM.,..1.., 1:.ri. •• .i N1M•tt ~"" --C..111 ~I D ~ • .., ""-! H-' '°'""; :nH '#ftt ..... ...._."' L..-1Md11 m ,_A- '°'"""ll'llltfll ••tdl: • "" ''""' • they infer to call II-nine plOple .... ti! Ille di!)' wlleo Id.--d!lcovtr a cure for their partlicular fatal eJl~ meot. The local group, composed cf persons under 21 years old, is at. temptillg-to arouse interest in the organization by pUblishing a monthly newsletter, brocburet ~tionery. Fal!y, of 3229 Dakota Ave., predlcll that Ii! 10 years t.ht majority of AmerJcans will waqt to be frozen and s a. re1ult, multiple stocage units will be available, drastically reducing the cost ol 6'Uspenston. Current l y , members are asked to take out $10,000 life insurance poUcle1 . nam.ln& cryonlcs as the beneficiary. The $10,000 now Would cover the cost of the storage veS6el, the medical preparation and the maintenance. Wilhoul the p0licy, perew ctn only be kept frozen as long ., dooaUona continue. "Al!kr that, I gues5 they would have to be defrosted," Faby said. 'n>e process of suspension begiru as soon as the person is legally pro· noonced dead. Victims are im· medi'ately cooled in the hospital's morgue, which according to Fahy drastically reduces the 1>9ssibility or bra.Ln damage since the cold decreases the need for oxyaen. lAter, members of the Cryoaics Society inject the vlcUm with a Cihemict.l. eolutioa to minimize freezing damage. 'Ill~n. ua_l!lg a mechanical pump, a nuxture of glycerol and Rineer'• solution Js cJ r cu I ate d thn>ugh. the body by in jection into the e.rtern in the back of the neck, while the blood is drained through the adjacent jugular vein. Following this perfu.s::lon vroceea, the body is packed In dry le<, which later is changed to liquld nitrogen storage ~ta temperatlU'e or 3'l0 degrees below iero. There the body remains until it can some day possibO' be restored to liie. Anyone. accord.in~ to Fahy can be suspended. "Although if they fell out or an airplane or v:ereTUn over by -a- 1team roller, there m1ght be Jess reason to freeze then1," he said. "But we have a philosophy tnat anything you can scrape oU tbe street yoo can freeze." The ba.3ic philosophy of cryonics is that the person is not really dead, but in .a temporary state of dormancy. "Actually," Fahy said, "it's just another stej> up from artiiicial respiration." Th.eolog.lcal critlclsm1 of cryonics deal wilh tbe further secularization ot the world. The basic criticism, ac- cording to Fahy is that, "if people don't di e, then they h3ve no other lite to look forward to ; therefore there is no reason to go to church." Members of c:ryon:ics argue that the ullirpate end would still be the same, but prolonged over~ perhapa-~ever&·I decades. Successful cases or suspension using animal orgam have been documented, Jo~ahy said. "One involved a dog kidney. They took it out and froze it, and later replaced it, and the dog is sti.:J alive,'' he said. "'l'here is no reason why this couldn't work wiU1 a human organ or the entire human body'" The greatest dllfirulty is the detro:sting process, where the ma• jar!ly of t.ht brain damage would OC• cur. This, Fahy feels will be rHOlved by further eicperiencc. To stir up interest in the group and try to relieve doubters of their skep. ticis1n, Faby says the organization Will send out a "roving reporter" to .~st lhe public's reaca:tion .and explaln:pie benefits. , Jn establl9hing members, the totil.1 number of which the society wlll not divulge, Fahy cites relatives .as the greatest problem. "But," he a<tds. "the Anatomical GUt Act pesSed £everal years ago makes It im~'ible for relatives to have the final say.'' Lifetime membership in the yoUth association 1n Costa Mesa currenUy is 80 vents. After that, it would be $10,000. Doves Hatch P eace Plank McCarthy, Mc Govern Pledge Fight for Adoptio1i , OAILY PILOT S111t l'lltte 'Tom and Jerry' Re-run in Mesa Acting ju1I llke tllelr cartoon counterparts, while rat Minnie and Siamese cal Mill}' keep thlni• lively al home of Mrs. J. G. Ken· easter, 2179 Fllrvltw Road, Costa Mesa. Missy (top) rummages under couch with bead and both front paws for Minnie who has al· ready sne~ed out tJ:ie back way., It's time for a. rest (bottom) after the turmoil of a romp and traditionally antagorustic creatures show t.helr own particular naturo. They're just pals. Flowery Bites Couple Tying Knot in Hotlwuse Dearly beloved, they will gather there tonight to v.·at.ch a yooog Costa Mesa couple joined together in hol y matrimony, under cascades of orchids in a H.rbor BOUlevard. nursery. Doo High.smith and Dianne Guy, e~ch 19, who plan to live at 19771 Kinpwood Lane, HUD'tllngton Be.ach, will be married at 6 p.m in Paul Bredit Orchid Co., 1989 Harbor Blvd., Costa-Mesa. "You have to see it to really ap- preciate Jt,''. aaid Brecht, wh o volunteered hJs hO~ouse chapel •nd !ta orchid•pla1hed Moon Gate in the interest Of newlywed budget COD· 1iderat1om. Legal Question Develops Over New Transplant "l 'm jwt doing it to help the kids out," he added. The Rev. Clarence Johnson, former· ly of the First Methodist Church of Costa Mesa, will perform t h e ceremony before friends Md relatives of the young couple. The Rey. Johnson admits that the hothouse marriage is the most unusual he has .performed, .although nothing like being merged while plunging earl2Jward like s<>me skydJver couples h.ave dooe. Or being wedded in a passion pink dune buggy as also has happened. The Saturday night rites will feature taped organ music just as impressive as in -.any cathedral, not ta mention the babble o{ a waterfall and the pervading beauty of God's delicate orchids. One of the two principals -now en· joylng, or not as the case may be, his last hours Of bachelorhood -is employed by the Pepsl·Cola Co., .as a special evOO"ts representative. So come alive, you know what gener.a.tlon you're in. CHICAGO (AP) -Critics of the Vietnam \Var have agreed on a plank calling for early peace and promised to fight for its adoption at the Demo· ci·atic Convention .. They pledged an appeal to the con- vention itself if -as they expected - they are outvoted in the official plat- fonn committee. Such a fight could delay the presidential and vice presi· dential nominations next week. The plank. announced Friday nlght, is acceptable to Sen. Eugene McCar- thy Md Sen. George McGovern but appear.! unatteptable to Vice Presi· dent Hubert Ii. Humphrey, the front. From Page I RUNAWAYS. • • when a parent waits before contacting th&m about hls missing son ()r daugher. "Sometimes, I guess, the parents take the attitude that if they give their child time, he'll W()rk out hls problems and come back ()ft his own," Valenti 5aid. "A youngster who runs away from home because of .a problem isn't going to find the fln.SWer to it out there." "The looger the parents wait before telling us, the harder it is for us to rack them dovro." Parents have been known to wait up to 30 days before 5eeking help from U1e police, he said. The farthest that runaways h.ave gotten in recerit memory Is New York and Florida. Anywhere from a third to half of them eventually return on their own accord. IMMATURITY Geting the others back home in· vr>lves a search. Detectives said the 18 runaways or July scattered to places as far a\vay as Hawaii. Two y()uths wound up there, in- dependently of one another. Still .anoU1er two "'·ere found -hiding together -in Mexico. More than half of the 18 cases in· valved teen-agers with parents in Newport Beach. The rest had fl ed to Nev.1>0rt from other cities. In a breakdown by sexes, detectives said that neither boys nor girls appear to hold an edge in runaway tendencies. Just about the same number of both sexes bolt from home, according to current statistics. The reasons teen-agers give for Oeeing generally are centered on com· plaints of too much authorlty at home. "They seem to feel they're too restr\cted, usually. and that they aren't given enough responsibility," Valenti '"1d. "The kids just keep demanding more Md more, then they go and paint out their own (mmaturity, and lack of a sense Of responsibility, by running.'' Ellahel Findlay Services Monday Service~ will be hefd Monday at Pacific View Memorial Chapel for Ellabel \V, Findlay, a 40-year resident of Orange County who died Thursday after a long illness. She was 72. Funeral services for ?.1rs. Findlay. of 240 E. 16th St ., Costa l>.1esa . \Viii be l1eld at l p.m. \\i.U1 the Rev. D. J."lick- lngor ofOcJ.ating, Interment will follow at Pacific Vle'v Memorial Park. Barbor Fitt~ss lt1stit11te runner for the nomination. It Jncludes four major points : J. An un conditional end to all bC>mb· ing of North \1ietnan1 . v.·hile continu- ing to provide in the South all neces· sary air and other support for U.S. troops. Spokesmen for the group that produced the statement said this means a bombing halt' now. although the plank itsell is not specific. 2. Phased, mutual withdrawal of all U.S. forces and all North Vietna- mese troops from SoutJ1 Vietnam over "a relatively short period of time." 3. Encouraging South Vietnam to negotiate a political reconciliation with the National Liberation Front looking toward a government wlilch is "bToadly representative of these ~nd all elen1ents in South Vietnamese society." 4. A cut-back of offensive <>peration! in the Viemamese countryside such as the search and destroy dtive against the Viet Cong "to reduce American casualties and the suffering Vi etnamese 'villans" and make pos. sib\e aa early withdrawal of a 1iig- nilicant number of U.S. troops. The proposed plank adds "we arc also resolved to have D() more Yiet- narns." County May Halt Growth Of Tracts on Farm Land By JACK BROBACK or me O•llr P'llll 11111 An &¢tempt to put the brakes on r a p I d developments transforming Orange County farm lands into home subdivisions is outlined in a report by the county Planning Department. Implement for the program is the 'Villiamson Act. adopt'ed by the State Legislature in 1965 which provides for a ts.x shelter for land kept in .agricultural production for a period of years, usuaUy 10. The rapid erosion of farmland is at· tributed to the assessment of such pro· perty not ooly for its agricultural use but also for its potential value as urban land. TAXES CITED The high taxes that resulted often forced fariuers to se ll to subdividers as it was no longer economical for them to continue farming. 'J'he county has four upplications for agricultur[ll preserves before it no\1•. 'I'hey Include U1c Irvine I~anch. 63,000 <icres; Miss ion Viejo Co., 4.2 ,000 acres; the Nohl Ranch, 2.200 acres and the P\VT C.Orp., 118 acres. The pl.:inning sta ff 's 30-page report v.·ill be the subject of a public hearing \Vednesday nt 1:30 p.m. in the l'l.ln· nin,g Comn1ission hearing r oom of the Engineering Building, 4.00 \V. 8th St., Santa Ana. Orange County's tiroblems in the fa.rm!nnd erosion have been more acute U1an most other counties because of the rapid growth. Out of every fi ve persons moving to Soulllern California m-o choose to live in Orange County, 17 PER MlLE In 1890 there were 17 persons per square mile. In 1960. 900 and the pro· jcctlon for 1970 is 1.916. There are 300 squnre miles of developable open land in the county to- day but this is Ul"banizing et an average rate or netorly 10 square mlles !'O.ch year. If nothing is dr.ne to stop the mo ... -ement Ulere \\•LU be r.u developnb!e open space left in the year 2000. Between 1959 ond 1964, ll}e number of farms declined fron1 3,!152 to 1,542. To in1plcmcnt the lVilliamson Act, the land in question must be covered by an agreement. 1'he E•:-t and agreement enables the lloard of Supervisors to stabilize. taxes on iagricul!uraJ land in re1urn f()1' an O\\'ner's guarantee to keep his land in agrlcultural use for an agreed upon length of time, usuE.Uy a minimurn of IO years. Most .agreement forms are for a periCld of 10 yeans and if no action is taken by either the landO'Wller or the county, are automatically renewed fOr one year ut t.he end of each year. Thus. the agree men t is seJf. perpetuating and will always be in force 10 years into the future unless steps are taken to non-renew or cancel j I. If either the county or the landowner cho-oses not to renew, ootice is given. This means that the agreement is no longer automatically renewable each year but will expire at the end of nine years. The report concludes that the \Villiamson Act applicaUon can be an effective tool to ensw·e preservation o[ agricultural land and open space in Orange County. even if cn'ly on a tem- porary basis, giving time to plan its ultimate use while retaining it on the tax rolls. Skipper Learns 'Fire' Shouters Weren't l{idding "1 v.'as standing in the b<>t.t house and heard them yelling 'fire, lire' -I thought they were kidding." They u•eren't. Distraught skipper lJ er m an Testerman ()f Buena Park Friday :ifternoon walked 01rt on the Marina 1-lotr-bour dock and saw flames shooting from the deck of hi s 28·foot vintage vessel, the 68 Fireba'11 . Huntington Beach Fire Department dis ptached a truck and one fireboat' to the marina. but Bill Elliott, who Was working on the boat's engine when the fire started, had already put it O\lt v,.ilh a water hose. Testerman. tH1rveying the scon:hed cockpit, estimated the damage to be "at least $80U or $900." 1'he Fire Department estimated the darnage·at $800 and said the fire started in Che engine .and the wheelhouse. ~ Elliott s:iid he was inst&Uing a new exhaust manifold and had tried to fire the engine but the starter had hung \Ip. J-le was disconnecting the batt8J'y cables "-·hen tlle fire broke out. STANFORD !UPI) -Retired poo .. l clerk, Leonard Drake, the world'• 14th S\ln'ivlng heart transplant reci- pient, was in satisfactory condit.iOn today as legal controversy was re· neM'ed over t:be procedures used in the ll!e-saving operation. Drake, 42, d Eugent, Ore ., was elert and awake and was visited by bi.1 w\fe only seven houri e.ft\!r the op. ttatlon ee.rty Friday, StQnfor(J Unl· verlity Medical Ctnter raid. Gals 'Fit for Life'· Af ter Ordeal But two SG.ntia Clara County ofUcials questioned Dr. Nonnari Srhumway 's ~1 ln removut1 the beah ol ~1ar\ne Cpl. Larry B. Smitll 20 ol Stockton. ' ' County Executiv. Howard w. Camp. en Mld UM ccroner, Dr. John K.wser said they would ask the dkst.rict at: t.orney to determine 1f a ailhinl.l com. plalnt &bould be lmled agatost Slnnn· Wly. They said an autopsy W•A legally requ.lred before eny organ• could be removed. but contended Stanford had nat notU.ltd tbt eorontr until three hours oll« Ille lr-lant bepn. ,. Flfty·three youni Y.'Omen from five phY"!cal fitn~ss and director of U1e &talcs left U!e Orange Co-a.st 11.r~a FrJ· Institute for Physical 1'""'itness in day a little sore and .a little 6Uff, but Stockbridge, Mass. hopefully much better prepared to Preaching the philosophy that "glrls ~ch programs of physlr.al !ltncss in have as n1uch right to sw·vival as the thrir own communUn. boys do to the basebaU diamond." 'l'he program titled , The Flt for Life l'vUs!I Prudden warns ttmt goo:! lDftltute, ls sponsorN annually In physical condition takes n lot of hard three ltCtiOfl!!I of the eountry by the work and often many years. J\e•der'1 Ditt1t AssociaU0in. l.l'ld this "But." Bhe says~ "whc11 you've got ~ Glrt. Club or the Harbor Area ll, you've got something no one can ed u hoet ch\b take away from you." •d~~I a~· tied 14'\o 18, and an· A firm believer In natural child &pent ~ ci:nt :or-. evtTy youth,. : blrt.h, she shows the girl~ exercises for naslum twtltlnys n the UCl pm. 'Pftgnency and explains the benefits of jumplna, batancfng !~ninl(.nin buidlng, the method by teaching prenatal music and comm · run C ~ Ule c1 .. cs. "Most people don't know It." den, author of ~:;Jlonntbooe .. :rud-ll'le sajd, ''but Ule United States is 19th ... WI on Ult l1at of safe births." I • The girls. from CaUrornJa, Arliona. New i'.l'.c x.i t.'O, TexM and South Dakota . are instructed to learn every possible cxercisf!! poditlon S-<> th.M someday they can tench U10 bllnd, or ttie brain damaged, or the aged. ··fitnt'Ss," iiccordlng to Miss Prud· den. "Is essential to everyone to create tho whole girl. physically, spiritually and mentally.'' An innovator In physicnl fitness clmes, she ~s offered lnstructJon to persons betv.'Cen the a ges of 60 ar?d 78, who she later took oh a ttlev11Uon i;hov.i. Otht'r classt's arc f:>r the retard· ed. the hondlcapped. unwed m othtrs and chlldrtn starting at two months or age • Egercisfng, although II may be fun, ' Is c-.alled work. "I've never let tile "'Ord play be used in any of Aly clasi;es," she said. "America has Md too much permJ~slvencss and ttK! kids llkl' to be told What to do, as long e.! lt U fun ." 1 • The goal of 1'""'it for Life il to reach more than 100.000 Americans, sl'lc ~:ud . but added, that .. for most American girl!'! there Is no hope ." , .. ··Moithers should st.a11 exerclsthg their babies When they are eight days old, Jt's the first six years ~n everything i!'I d~lded.'' ,! The young women. b1ck In thclr own homN. now have the task or ctrrying out the Instructions by organizltlg cl&sles of their o-;a.11 11.nd teachbli! future lnnructors. ~ ~ f •.................... l!!!llllllll!ll .. llll .. !11!11!11!11!11111!11!11 ............. 11!!11!!91!!1111!1111!!111!1!!!1111'"'!'1!!!!111!'!!!'~!!!:~'!"!!:'r"~~'!'!':'=:i!~:-:";--;-::;;.---------------· ......... , . . . ·. . . " . . •. t' ::5'11i ___ ....., \ I \ -W .eekend Your Hometo"'D DAILY . PILOT __ EDIIION Dally Paper VOL rr. 1'10'. 2~. 3 SECTIONS, ~8 PAGES SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, )96S --TEN CENTS WHY IS THE QUEEN MARY STEAMING PAST THE PAVILION IN NEWPORT HARBOR? For the Answer to Tod1y'1 D•lly Piiot M1rine My1tery, Pl1111 Turn to Page 3. Copter Flights Nearly Normal After Crashes Increasing numbers ol. passengers are starting to fly Los Angeles Airways helicopters again, despite the two disastrous crashes of May 22 and Aug. 14. Robert Hubley, LAA vice pre!iident of sales, said the daily passenger count has been about 300 Wednesday, 400 Thursday and 500 Friday. It was only four days ago that service was resumed in LAA routes after a company imposed grounding of the fleet 1 three remaining Sikorsky copters. Scheduled flights over most of the routes are about ball the number available before tne crash nine days ago which killed 21 persons. Hubley said LAA was ferrying from l,200 to l,300 passengers daily before the latest accident. Helicopter service from t h e Newporter Jrm has been retained at the same level as befort. An expansion of the LAA Airways fleet was announced Wednesday as tile copters went back into service with a lease agreement between LAA and Catalina Air Lines Aero Commuter. Hubley said the Catalina outfit will fly one of their short-W<e-off-landing (STOL) DeHavilland fixed wing Twin Otter8 over the LAA route from Los Angeles International to Tri-City Airport in San Bernardino. If approved by the Civil Aeronautics Board, tht Otter will make seven flights out and seven back daily on the 70.mile run . LAA h~l.icopters currently make three flights out and three back. The STOL flight would be in addition to tlhe copter service, Hubley said. Catalina Airlines is owned by Westgate Corp., Which has recently moved to take controlling interest of LAA. NOT SO HOT ON WEEKEND Santa Ana winds that slapped the ·orange Coast with swelterinz desert airs Jo'riday were expected to subside t:oday, pushing the temperature back dawn into the comfortable 70's, ac- cording to the U.S. Weather Bureau. Patchy early morning fog and low clouds will burn off by mid-afternoon. with a southwest to westerly breeze o< 10 to 19 knots cooling ofI the beach crowds, the weatherman predicted. Court Frees 4 Hessians In Brutal Mesa Beating Four Hessian motorcycle club mem. hers were given their freedom Friday when they appeared in Harbor District Judicial Court for preliminary hearing on ass.a.ult and battery cllarges. The cases were dismissed, since the men were cleared of involvement in the Aug. 7 gang attack on a Costa Mesa boxing figure through polygraph, or s<>-<:alled lie detector tests. Four other Hessians, including the alleged leader of the ouUaw cycle club, Frank W ."Wild.Mouse" Runde!. 24, of 135 Albert Place, Costa Mesa, have pleaded guilty and are awaiting further hearings. Hes!lians released today include James R. Lal'Son, . 26, of 12682 Magnolia Ave., Garden Grove, Ronald N. Murdock, SO, of 17091 Oak St., Hun- tington Beach, Robert J. Henderson, 24, of 251 Avocado St., Costa Mesa and Father Shoots 3 Daughters, Kills Hiinself DALLAS, Tex. (AP) -A father look his three da~er1 to a hotel room Friday, shot them wJtb a revolver anti then killed himseU with the weapon. Police said one of the girls died later and the other two were in critical con- dition. Officen said Joln Overton Can· non, in his 405, went to the suburban Irving home al. his estranged wire and picked up the girls. ostensibly to buy them sobool clothes. He went instead to iltle While Plaza Hotel in downtown Dallas aod check· ed into a room. The eldest girl, Pamela, 13, related to officers that the min told t:he girls to kneel ahd 1ay t!heir prayers. She struggled with bim e.nd was shot in the bead but managed to make her way to the lobby and summon help. Phyllis Cannon, 9, died at Parkland Hospital several hours alter the mid- •aftemoon incident. Pat cannon, 11, was li.9ted in extremely criit.cal cond.l- ti cn. Cannon w.as foond dead in the hotel room, police said. A .32 caliber re· volver was on tihe floor beside him. Waymoo A. Grisenti, 34, ol Harbor Ci- ty . They were among a. grour. of 22 originally arrested in cGUection with the savage as1a1.1lt on Robert Glazier, 30, of 2224 Placentia Ave., ln which he was chain-whipped and alle1edly shot with a fl.are gun. RWldel was identified by Glazier as wielder of the weapon and faces ar- raignment next Friday ln SUperior Court following his guilty p I e a V.'ednesday, which could send him to it.ate prison. Evidence -including the fiare gun, projectile and other items selzed from various Hessians after the incident - have been stofen from the Orange County Sherill's Crime lab by burglars. Thi.!, however, is of doubtful impact on the prosecution. Others awaiting Sept. 11 sentencing and probation hearings in the Glazier apartme1.t raid are Th:>rr.as M. Hille, 20, of 'J2J1'/ Ca:nyon Drive, Costa Mesa; Robert L. Hannon, 20, of 1442 S. Raitt St., Santa·Ana ; and Phlllp C. Cerasco, 20, of 132.l Balbo-a Blvd., Newport Beach. Winds Stalemate Newport O.lympic • Yachting Trials 'nle fifth race of the 5.5-meter Olym- pic sailing trials was called off Fri- day when the wind turned sharply and drove competitors back. Scott Allan of the U.S. Naval Acad- emy was leading after one leg of the triangular course when the wind changed. The unusual conditions may have saved Gardner Cox, the leader after four days. Cox, of Villanova, Pa., sailed his J4-foot Cadenza to first, second, sec- ond and first places in the regatta's first four races for the low total ol six points. With the current stronger than the wind, Cox was virtually dead la.st when the raoe was rescheduled for Saturday. Seven races are to be completed in all with six counting ln the final standings. Newport Police Alarmed Teen Runaways Doubling By BRUCE DENSON Of ~ Deity P'li.t SI•" The number of teenagers running away from home in Newport Beach has Dearly doubled in the past year and police Conctl"Jl about the situation iJ growing. Figures put together by Newport detectives lbow that 70 younes'l.e:s have Oed ttieir homes ln the fir11t teven months ol this year. 11le tally for Ule same mo11th1 in 1967 was 43. Three Newport juvenlle detectlVC$ handled 18 runaway casee tn July, 'I. twice the number for June. "We don't know why, but the trend is definitely up,'' &aid Rudy Valenti., commander or the juveri.le division. Valenti said runaway cases carry certain recurrent themes. "On the mlsaing pemn blank, for example, we ask the parent& to put down w1lo they believe their child's friends are. Who the pamrts think the friends are and "'1ld they actually are often tw-n out to be two dillerent thlngs.'J Juvenile offiettt •ISO f f n d themselves conducUng many 1earche1 right within city Umit&. "A lot of tJmes a kid will .Uy with hl! friends In town, moving around fr9m place to place, night after night. Many parents wlll say nothing at an a.bout thelr son or daughter having a friend stay overnight "Parent.I should check wlth tht kid! and with the kids' parent.I If they find they're suddenly havtnt a howe a:uest for the night." Police said their task ts complicated (See RUNAWAYS, Pase 2) Duhcel{ in USSR? Czech Leader Said Atteriding Talks PRAGUE (AP) -Free ...& brood· casts said today Soviet dl.iefs have re- leased liberw.l Czechoslovak leaders Alexander Dubcek and Oldrich Cernik to joln ttle talks in Moscow over tile 1•1'lre Of th<lr occupied country. Dubcek, the populac Commlmist party chief who halted 20 years of Sllailni.st..type rule in January, Md Cernik, the premler, were arrested soon after Soviet bloc troops: invaded Czechosloviak Tuesday nleht to crush the liberiallzadon drive. There has been speculatioo about their fate ev~r since. • 'lbe tallu in Moscow opened Friday with President Ludvik Svobda at the head ot. an eight man Czedloslovak delegation. There have been signs be disagreed witil the Soviets, presum· ably over Rusrian efforts to set up a puppet F'Vernment in Czechoslavkia. Radio Prague and Radio Nitra, mon· lt:oced in Vienna, said they learned of the arrival ol Ducek and Cernik: from a telephone talk between one of the delegation m~s. Deputy Premier Gustav Husak, and leaders of the Slo-- vak Communist party. The Slovak leaders had been detain- ed by occupation fOrces but returned to pacly headquarters in Prague and said the occupation commander bad enabled ttiem to ~ with Husak. They said Husak told them "please wait in BratJslava for a success of 1!he talks," &PP6fentlY referring to a Slovak party congress acheduled to st.art today. "Dubcek" is the name defiant Five Southland Blazes Raging By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . Firemen battled five Sout!lern Call· fornia brush fir~ today, including an UDCOntrolled 3,000-acre blaze in the San Gabriel Canyon that inched its way toward homes in the Sierra Madre area. High winds and 100-0egree daytime temperatures plagued the firefighters. Th.e San Gabriel fire started on the west side of the canyon and jumped the Glendora Rldfe firebreak. ·The names vrere less than a mile from the Glendora city Umlts late Frtday r».ght, but fire officials said they were conlldent Ibey cvul4 keep the -away. More than 300 Los Angeles CGUnty 1 dty and U.S. For~ Sernce fire fight· ers battled the bla.te, using 46 trucks, bulldozers and heUcopt.en and planes. Califontia 39 was blocked by a land- slide but workers manager to clear it sufficiently to allow fire fighUng equipment to pass. The blaze, of undetermined origin, followed two other ~fires in the Holly- wood Hlll.s an&-.Eagle Rock areas or Loa Angeles. The Hollywood Hills fire burned three acres and singed seven homes in the expenaive resi· deolial are&. The Eagle Roel: lire burned 10 acns. Both were coutained. 1Troops Crush Red .Thrust · '.At Village Nero_: Da Nang SAIGON (UPI) ,-U.S. MMW. to. day crushed a. North Vietnamese thrust into Cam Le village, 500 yards from the giant U.S. air and wax base at Da N.ang on the nortihem coaat. Coinmunist troop5 also invaded Vinh Din village 14 miles south of Da Nang t.oday end set it ablaze. South Vietnamese reinforcemen'ts poured in- to the llgtltJy defended fishing com- munity. UPI CUTegporxlent Raymond Wilk- inson said the remnants of 200 guer· rlllas who invaded Cam Le Frid'iy withdrew before ·dawn today, batter- ed in h<>use-t.·hoos< fighting that des- troyed half the town and took a heavy toll in civilian caeuaJ.ties. Marine, recovered 81 Communist bodies in Cam Le, 360 miles north of Saign. Fifteen leathernecks were killed and 49 wounded. A Marine off. icer called the attack suicidal. '"lbe Com.mtmists had no support and no chance oC ma.king it out of here alive," Ile said. Dozeru ol. civilians, woonded end frightened, began emerg- ing from hidlng placts in oam Le. Wilkinson said Da Nang, a city of Man 'Strangled' Along Freeway Receiving Help A freeway motorist's blood ran cold as he whl.u.ed past a stopped car be- fore dawn today and glimpsed one man strangling another on the San l}jego Freeway near Sar\ Clemente. The motorist pulled off the pike and rang up police to give them the news. Six squad cars l'Ulhed to the acene. •'Those two fellows wue aure aur· prised to see us," police recounted. "What had happened, 1ee, waa tbat their car quit running on them. "So one fella had aotten out to Nh the oar and Ile llad on leather shoet. He 1llpped and fell, and his buddy had, atepped out to help him up when I guess the witness passed by." 250,000, remai'1ed under ~ =- lflw foUowq the· inwsfon on the out- skirts "' town. Viet Cong commandos hara11.-ied one Marine outpost in illhe suburbs with small ar~ fire today. There were no jnJjuries reported. U.S. spokemnen lilted 130 Commu- nists dead since Fr~y in battles With· in 10 miles of Da Nang, South Viet- narn 's second largeat. city. It was the heaviest fl&N:U:c lrOUDd Da Nang since tne Cunmunlst Tet offensive. Allied cpmmander1 'sal.d ttie North Vietnamese lm&UJt ag~t the city had been bhmted eftll beflore it began, hnks . to int•Wgence r<p<l<tJ which Olwed off. the attack. Czechoslovaks have been pan;.ting on walls and chanting at the occupation troops, · -• The Soviet Uoton ha:s attackt:d the party leader as a betrayer of CoJno. munist ideals. 'lbe Communist barcS. linen feared that freedom of the presl and other reform.s Dubcek installed would lead to liberal ·ferment in their countries. · • 1be Soviet pa-eN today denounced. Czechoolovak Communists who have refused b> collaQorate, and declarea "their subversive activities have gont: unpunished too Jong ... Travelers leaving Czecboslovakii said .controls .axe tighh:nip.g there Ul\" der the estimated 2001000 Soviet blot occupation troops and many perSOllil have been an"eSted.. : Driver Killed ' As Car Flips On Freeway An. autopsy was scheduled today in the death of .a San Diego Freeway motorist whose fortlgn sedan went out of. control shortly aft.er midnight this morning and landed upside down on a center divider near San Clemen- te city lim.1ts, Th.e driver waa taken by ambulance to Sou1h Coart Commuolty Hospital in South Laguna. He wa-s dead on -arrival at 12:25 a .m., a county coroner'• in· vestigator reported. Identiflca.Uoa of tlbe dead man waa withheld penddng noWice.tion ·Of next of kin. P.apers on the body, indicated. the vl.ctim wu 24, married, and a resident of the community of HaWail· a.n Gardens, near Ll;mg Beach. .. -' Tht .......,.., offldal-rold ... *"' er w.u rid1ni alone-at 1be tb:De Of 1he sl.ngle-car cruh. He wu not eject.ed. Results of. ·the autop" hopefully will give some clue on Why the motorist piled "hi& oar Qnto the dlvJ~er, the in· vestigator said. · H-.imp~ey Says He's Got 1:,465 · Cl!Ic..\GO (UP!l -Bubert H. Humphrey's forces FJ;id'ay upped tbeir flrst~banot v.ote claim' to 1,435. -more than 150 above the 1,312 votes needed for 119mination at the Democratic. convention. Robe.rt McCandless of. the vice prest. dent's -conveotion staU said the dele· gate claim wa1 raised. by 15 from the Thursday tally Of 1,450. He said 1' of these ca.me :frOm the· MiJ"sissi-ppl de~egation which the credential! ·com• mlttee. ~ed to seat in.place of part)' "regulars" frotJ:l that state. . Police said they aided the two men st.art their car and aent them on their way. One o!fict.r a d d t d , pbllo- sophlcally: "I guest it's bf!ttu for it to be a tal.le alarm than to have tbe real , ~g happen and no ont tell UJ What A Wa11 To Go about It." ' ' Pete Olson of Corona del Mar finds only way to go In hot weal.her Ja down. Pals of Uiree-year .. ld.burled ,blln neck deep to escap6 lb !Mat. Warm weather sent thounbdJ to !leach thlJ weekend-~-cool:-oft. -. • " . -2 DAii. V l'ILOT SIO~OOO Pri~e. Tag for_ •t;Jlan~e of Life,i111e~: By PAMELA POWE:LL ., .............. ~ I• tllan a •10,000 Ul• ln- airance policy ml&hl ba cauae for evidioo from tile fl'Oletl state of death where ooe mJ.gbt be ewaiting the future prom!,. ol tarthly Immortality. B~ lld.toti'!le discoveries . so far bav'I not guaranteed a formula (If bunian dtfrost.lng -even if the fatal dlatue er !nJury could be cured. "Eveulually, all -...,.. will be <'lll'Ohle, including oglrlg. And there ls no ~ why a person trozen DOW wouldn't be staying at the same age uutU he 11 nVived," eUd Gres Fahy, preoidoat of Ibo Cryoo!cs Yolith A.!sodatl<n ol CoN Meu. Dillerert crymlco groups, now operaUng throughout the U n l t e d States, haw frozen -or 6uspeilded as Ike Critical, But Doctors 'Encouraged' WASHINGTON (UPI) -A w.ek a' •er his seventh serious heart 1eizur :ormer President Dwight D. Else· h.ower still was in critical cmditic although hls doctors were somewti: encouraged by dtcllning evidence c heartt>eat im>gularity, Physician! at Walter Reed Army Medical Center &aid Friday the five· star general's overall condition re- mained "critical" and termed the out. look for fiis rec<1very "guarded." At the same time, they reported: "The gwieral remains alert and cheerful and still shows in abundance the courage tllat has betn his hall- mark." A cautioosly worded bulletin issued at midday said the 77-year·old patient "has gradually shown less evidence of heart irritability -irregular and rapid beats" and described this trend as "encouraging." The latest bulletin said Eisenhowed "continues to rest comfortably" and that there bad been "no essential change" in his conditJon. The mildly optimlsUx: prognosis wu the first sinof: Eisenhower suffered bis sevettth heart attack Aug. 16. In rum, the docUrs seemed to be saying Eisenhower was making some progress in his battle to overcome complicatlcmo •temming !rom bis heart attacks. Governor Signs Marijuana Bill Easing Penalty SACRAMENTO (AP) -Calllornia judges will have fiexfbillty in punish· ing first-time marijuana and danger· ous drug users under a bill signed into law by Gov. Ronald Reagan. Up to now, a youth convicted of possessing marijuana for the first time had to be given a felony sentence with a prison tenn of one to 10 years. The new law will permit the judge -beginning in November -to de· termine whether the conviction should be a !elooy or a misdemeanor, which carries a jail tenn Of up to one year. At the same time, the measure al· ]O'WI the judge to assess a felony pee· alty for first-time users of LSD and other dangerous drugs. Under pres- ent law, that crime is a misdemeanor only. '"l'be new law marks a step forward in recognizing the tremendous danger posed by the illicit traffic in dqer- ous drug!," Raegan said in announc- ing Friday tie had 11lgned the bill sponsored by Assemblyman W. Craig Biddffl (R-Rivenide). "It also imiroves a judge's capa- bility to deal with different types of marijuana offenders,'' Reagan said. DAILY PILOT N..-,.rt IMC• C•at• M•• H•11tl11f'•11 .... l..t••• .._. WMh11h11Nr ,.911ti1111 Y..i'9y CALIF-OINIA ORA.NOE COAST PUILISHING COMPANY Jtoa•rt N. W11d ,l'llkHftl Ind ,ulill.,_ J1ck It. Cwrlty Viet ,rttldtfll tnd ~ Mint• Th•111•t ICttYll ..... 1\'"''' A. M11rplii111 """'91 ... Edit.. P••I Nlne11 """"""""' Dll"fCl9r "*'°""" C.+. "-: DI W..t BIY ltrNI N_, affOI: ttlt Wat INlbN lklull¥1N 1-~~F-IA..._ H ""': •tll'li,,.... • . the} tnltt .. coll It --people ... tU Ille di!)-w1""' sci...,. coo &cover a coro for their porticUlar t.w olJ. ment. '1111 loco1 ll'OUP. composed ol ' ~ under 21 years old1 is at. tempting to arouse interest in the organization by publishing a monthly newsletter, brocl'lures and stationery. Fahy, of 3229 Dakota Ave., predlcU that in 10 years the majority or Americans will want to be froze.n Md s a. result, multiple Jt.orage unite will be available, drastically reducing the eo1t ot au&pea&ion. C u r r e nt 1 y , members are asked to take out SlO,CXX> life inwrance policies naming cryooics as the bem!ft'ciary: The $10,(XK) now would cover ttie cost of the stMage vessel, tM medical preparatioo. and die maintenance. ' Wllbout tho policy, -... Ollly 11e ktpt troun .. 1on1 .. _u..,, cool!nut, "Aller tl>lt, I -thoy woold have "' be de!r-." Jl'aby --• The -of wspeoa!cn be&ino .. soon as Ill< porsoo fJ !•gaily pro- llOlll'ICed dead. Victims are im· medi'ately cooled in the hoapltafs morgue, wb.ich aCC<)rdJ.ng to Fahy drasUcally reduces the pou1bl.Uty of brain damage since the cold decreases the need for oxygen. 1..Qter, membera: of the Cryonics Society inject the victim wjth a chemical soluU'oo to minimize freezing damage. Thed', U!ing a mechanical pump, a mixture of glycerol and Ringer's solution is cir cu I ate d through the body by injection into the artern in the back of the neck, While the blood is drained through the adjacent jugular vein. DAILY ,JI-OT Si.ff'""' 'Tom and lerry' Rel"run in Mesa Acting just like their cartoon counterparts, white rat Minnie and Siamese cat Missy keep things lively at home of Mrs. J . G. Ken· easter, 2179 Fairview Road, Costa ~esa. Missy (top) rummages under couch with head and both front paws for Minnie, who has al .. ready sneaked out the back way. It's time for a rest (bottom) after the turmoil of a romp and traditionally antagonistic creatures show their own particular nature. They're just pals. Flowery Bites • Couple Tying Knot • in Hotlwuse Dearly beloved, they will gather there tonight to watch a yoi.mg Costa Mesa couple joined togetaier in tioly matrimocy, under cascades of <rebids in a Harbor Boulevard nursery. Don HigtismJth and Dianne Guy, eacti 19, who plan to live at 19771 Kingswood Lane, Hlllltington Be~ch, will be married at 6 p.m in Paul Brecht Orchid Co., 1989 Harbor Blvd .. COE:tla' f\.fesa. "You have to see it to really ap- preciate it," said Brecht, w h o volunteered bis hothouse chapel and its orchid~plashed Moon Gate in the interest of newlywed budget con- sideratioru:. Legal Question Develops Over New Transplant "I'm jwt doing it to help tbe kids out," he added. The Rev. Clarenee Johnson, former- ly of the ~irst MetbocUst Church of Costa Mesa,' will perfonn t h e ceremony before friends and relatives of the young couple. The Rev. Johnson admits that Ule hothouse marriage is the most unusual he has performed, although nothing like being merged while plunging earthward like some skydiver couples have done. Or being wedded in a passion pink dune buggy as also has happened. The Saturday night rites will feature !aped organ music just as impressive as in any cathedral, not to merition the babble of a waterfall and the pervading beauty of God 's delicate orchids. One or the two principals -now en- joying, or not as the case may be, his last hours of bachelorhOOd -is employed by the Pepsi-Cola Co., a s a special event.oi representative. So come alive, you know what gcner.ation you're in. F-g tilts p.nu..lon proc..,, Ibo body ii pocked In ~ loo, whldl - ls ~..s to »quid nltro1<11 storai• • • temperaiW'f: Of 320 degrees below zero. 'niere the body remains untl1 tt can some day posstbJy be restored to liJe . Anyone. according tQ Fahy can be 1uspended. "Althougti if thty !ell out of an airplane or were run over by a steam roller, there mlght be less reason to freeze tJ1em ," he said. "But we have a Jirllosophy that anything you can acrape oU tbe atreet you can freeze." The bMk ji1ilosophy ol cryoolc1 is that the pereon iJ not really dead, but in a temporary rt.ate of dormt.ncy. "Actually," Feihy 6.&fd, "lt't. ji.m another s1<p up from artificial respiration.'• Theological crlilcfsms ot cryonlc1 deal with Ill• furthtt secularitation of the world. 'Thie ba.slc crttidem, •c· cording to Faby i.1 that, "II people don 't die, Ult!l t hey have no other life to look forward to; therefore there b no reason to go to churctl." Members of cryonics argue that the ultimate end would still be the 11ame, but prolonged over perhaps sever&'I decades. Successful cases ol auspensioo using animal organs have been documented, Fahy raid. "One involved a dog kidney. 'Ibey took it out and froze it, and later replaced it, and the dog Is 1til! a.live," he said. ''ibere is no rtum why this couldn't work with • hwnan organ or the entire human body." The greatest difficulty Is tho ' defrosting process, where the mB· j<lrity of Ibo braln clamo4• would Cf'· cur. This, Fal\)' feels ...m be mo!~ by !1111l1el" uperienc<. To stir up lnter~t in the group aid try to relieve doubters of t.beir skeP- ticiml, Fahy sa·ys the organization wjll send out a "roving reporter" to ~t the public'' reac:aU·on and explain the benefits. In Mtabli~g members, the tot.al number o! Which tile s<>Cl<ty will 11.ot divulge, Fahy cites relatives as Ole greatest problem. "But," he ad~s. "the Anatomical Gift Act pes.sed several years ago makes It imposslb)e for relati'ves to have the fiDa1 aay." · Llfetlme membersblp In the youth assiodation in. OolSta Meta currently is 80 cents. After that, it would be •10,000. Doves Hatch Peace Plank· McCarthy, McGovern Pledge Fight for Adoption CHICAGO (AP) -CZ!Ucs ol the Vletoam War have agreed on a plank calting far early peace and promQed to fight for its adopUon at the Demo· cratic Convention .. Tbey pledged an appeal to the con- veutton itself if -as they expected - they are outvoted in the olfidal plat- form committee. Sudl a fight could delay the pn!Sldential and vice presi- dential nominations next week. The plank, amounced Friday nlght, is acceptable to Sen. Eugene McCer· thy and Sen. George McGovern but appeani: 1Dlacceptable to Vice Preli· deal Hubert H. Humphrey, the firo!lt· From Page I RUNAWAYS. •• when a parent warts before contacting them about hia missing son or daugber. "Sometimes, 1 guess, the parents take the attitude that if 'they give their child time, he'll work out hls problems and come back on his own1" Valenti said. "A youngster who runs away from home because of a problem isn't going to find the ans"'er to it out there." '"The longer the parents wait before telling us, the harder it is for us to rack them down." Parents have been known to wait up to 30 days before 1eeking help from the police, he said. The farthtst that runaways ·have gotten in recent memory is Ne:w York and Florida. Anywhere from a third to half of them eventually return on their own accord. IMMATURITY Gt:ting the ~er' back home In· volves a search. DetectiVes said the 18 runaways of July scattered to places as far away as Hawaii. Two youths wound up there, in- dependeoily of one another. Still another two were found -hidmg together -in Mexico. More than hall of the 18 cases in· valved teeo--agers with parents in Newport Beach. The rest had fled to Newport from other cities. In a breakdown by sexes, detectives gaid that neither boys nor girls appear to hold an edge in runaway tendencies. Just about the same number of both sex!$ bolt from home, according to current stati'stics. The reasons teen-agers give for fleeing generally are centered oo com- plaints ot too much autllorlty at home. "They seem to feel they're too restricted, usually, and that they aren't given enough responsibility," Valenti said. "The kids just keep demanding more and more, then they go and point out their own immaturity, and lack of a sense of re!pODS'ibility, by running," Ellahel Findlay Services Monday Services will be held Monday at Pacilic View Memorial Ohapet for Ellabel \V. Findlay, a 40-ye ar resident of Orange County who died Thursday after a long illnc\'is. She \\ias 72. Funeral service$ for Mr.s. Findl.ny, of 240 E. 16th st., Oosta f\1esa, will be held at 1 p.m. with the Rev. D. Flick· inger officiating. Jntennent will follow at P.aci!ic Vlew Memorial Park. runner for the nomination. It blc.ludes four major pointa: 1. An unconditional ead to all bomb- ing Of North Vietnam, while continu- ing to provide in the Sqqth all neces· sary air and other support for U.S. troops. Spokesmen for the group that produced the statement -said this means a bombing halt now, although the plank Itself is not specific. 2. Phased, mutual with<kaVr'Bl of all U.S. forces ood all North Vietna- mese troops from South Vietnam over "a relatively short period ot time." 3. Encouraging South Vietnam to negbuate a political recoo.clllation with the National Uberatioo Froot looking toward a government ~ is "broadly representative of these and all eleme.nta in South 'Vletnam~e society." : 4. A cut-back of offenslw operati"'-s in the Vietnamese coimtryside such as the search and dWoy driVe against the Viet Cong "to reduce American casualties and the suffering Vietnamese dviliaNS" and make pos- sible an early withdrawal of a lig- nificant number of U.S. troops. 11)& proposed plank adds "we are also resolved to have no more Viet· nams." County May Halt Growth Of Tracts on Farm Land By JACK BROBACK Of Ille DlllJ ''"' Sl•H An t.ttempt to put the brakes on rapid developments transforming Orange County farm lands into home subdivisioos Is outlined in a report by the county Plamring Department. Implement for the program is the Williamson Act, adoplled by ttie State Legislature in 1965 whit'tl provides for a tu shel1er for land kept in agricultural production for a period of years, usually 10. The rapid erosion of farmland is at· tributed to the assessment of such pro· perty not only !M its agricultural use but aJso !Cir' its potential value as urt>an land. TAXES CITED The high taxes that resulted oft.en forced farmers to 6ell to subdividers a:s it wais no longer economical for Uiem to cootinue farming. The county tias four applications for agricultural preserves before it now. 'They include the Irvine Ranch, 63,000 acres; Misision Viejo Co., 42 ,000 acres ; the Noh! Ranch, 2,200 acres and ttie P\VT Corp., 118 acres. The p1anning staff's 30-page report will be the subject of. a public hearing Wednesday c.rt 1:30 p.m. in ttle Plan- ning Commission hearing room of the Engineering Building, 400 W. 81Jl St., Santa Ana. Orange County's problems in the farmland er-ooion have been more acute than most O'lher coon.ties because ot. the rapid growth. Out of every five persons moving to Southern California two choose to live in Orange County, n PER MILE In 1890 there were. 17 persons per square mile, in 1960, 900 and ttie pro- jection for 1970 is 1.918. There ere 300 square miles of develop.able open land in ttle county to· day but Wis is uroanizing et an average rate of nesrly 10 square miles each ye.ac. If nothing is done to stop the movement there will be no developable open space left in the year 2000. Between 1959 and 1964, the number of farms declined from 3.352 to 1,542. To implement the Williamson Act, Uie land in questioc mu.st be covered by an agreement. The t.ct and .agreement enables the Board of Supervis-ors to stabilize taxes on agricultural land in return for en owner'• guarantee to keep bis land in agricultural U5e for an agreed upon length of. time, usu'°y a mIDimum .of IO years. Most .agreement forms are for a period of 10 years and if no actioc .is taken by eilfler the landowner or tile county, are automatically renewed tor one year tJt the end of each year. Thus, the agreement Is setf. perpetuatin,g and will always be in force 10 years into U:ie future unless steps are taken to non-renew or cancel it. lf eitlter the county or the landowner chooses not to renew, notice is given. nris means that h agreement is no longer automatically renewable each year but will eX}i.re at the end of nine years. The report concludes that tbe Williamson Act application can be an effective tool k> ensure preservation of agricultural }and and. open space tn Orange County, even if oniy on .a tem- porary basis, giving time to plan its ultimate use while retaining it on tile tax rolls. - Skipper Learns 'Fire' Shouters Weren't Kidding "I was rtanding in the boat house and heard them yelling 'fire, m· -1 thought they were kiddmg.'' They weren't. Distraught 6kipper Her m • n > Testerman of Buena Park Friday afternoon walked out on the Marina J.Itrbour dock and saw flames sbooting from the deck of his 28-foot vintage wssel, ttie 68 Fireball. Huntington Beach Fire Department disptaehed a truck and ooe fireboat to the marina, but Bill Elliott. who was \\o""Orlting on the boat's engine when the fire ,.started, had already put it out v.ilh a water hose. Testerman, surveying the scorched cockpit, estimated the damage to be ''at least $800 or S900." The F'ire Department estimated the damage at SOOO and said the fire started in tile engine and the v.11«ielh0use. Elliott said he was inst&.lling a new exhaust m.mtifold and had tried to fire the engine but the starter had hung up. lie waS disconnecting the battery cables ll-11.en the lire broke oot. STANFORD (UP!) -Retired Po<lal clerk, Leooard Dr.aate. the world's 14th surviving heart tra.nsplant re<:i· pjent, ~ in saWfa<tory condition today e.s legal cootroversy w~s re· newed f!V~ the procedur~ used in U1e life-saving operntion. IJarbor Fitness Institute •, Oreke. 42, of Eugene, Ore., wa.'I alert and awake and was visited by tis wilt only seven hours after tbe oSr eratlotl ""iY Friday, Stanford Unl· versity Medical Otnttr &aid. But two Saola Clara County oUlciels questioned Dr. NOl'1'Nlll. Sbumv.11y'11 procedures tn removing the heart o< Marine Cpl Larry B, Smidt, 20, of St»ckton. County Execut!w Howord W. Camf>- en and the coroner. Dr. John Hamer, said they would ask ttie dldrict •t· torney to dete:nnint lf a criminal com- p!Ult -.Id be lsoued ageln« Shum· way. They NI<! an autopsy wu !e!lalJy required before any org.am C'OUld be removtd, but rontended Stanford had not noUfted the coroner until three boon lllltt 1lle tran'!'lont began. Gals 'Fit for Life'· After Fifty.three young women from five 1tatos left the OrMgt Coast area Frl· day a little sore &nd a little a.tJ1'f, but hopefully much better prepared to tench programs of physical fttnesa in their own communties.. The irogram tJUed, The Flt for Llfe Institute, is spon:rored annually In three etction!I o! the country by ttie Reader's Digest Woclatloo, e.nd tlll.3 ytar Girl! C..1ub of the llarbor Area served as beet club. Young women, aged 14 to 10, and an adult participant for every youlh, opent thre< days in the UC! gym- nasium twi!tlng, turning, bending, jumping, balancing Mid nmnlng ro the mu$lC and commands of BmnSe Prud· den, author of eeveral bookJ an , ptiy!dcal fitness and direrl1>r of U1e .lnstl.tute tor Phytical Fitness in Stock.bridge, Mass. Preachlng the phil<M!ophy that "girls have a« much right to survival as the boy~ do to the ba6eball diamond,'' Mas Prudden Warnti that good physical condltion takes a lot of hard work and often many yean. "But," she aays, "when you've got it, you've got eomethlng no one can take away from you.'' A firm believer In natllr&l chlld birth, 1he shows ttie girls exeT'C:ises for pregnoocy and expialne the ben•fits or the mettrod by teaching prenatal c1 ... .,. "Most people don't know I~" she &aid, "but tile United State. ls 19th on the 1j.rt of aalo blrb." • The girls. rrom CaUJornla, Arizona, New Mex.ico, Texas aod South Dakota, art instructed to learn every pogt.ible exerci6e pog.ition 6-0 th.at fi'Omeday they can teach Ule blind, or the brain damaged, or the aged. "Fitness," according to Miss Prud· den, "Is essential to tveryooe to create the whole girl, pllysically, .splrltually and mentally ." An innovabJr in ptlyricat fitness clmea, We hes Offered ln&truction to personl btt1''eM ttle agec ol 60 fJ1id 78, wM ahe later took on a tielevWon !9hoW. Other ctas:ses are for the retard· ed, the ha.ncli~a~. unwed m•rs and cbild.ren «aning at two modhs of age. Exordslne, although lt may he !Un, la: oaUed v.wk. "I've nevtr let the; word play be UISed In any ol. ai)( classes," s:he said. "Amtrlca has ha'1 too much permissiveness and the kidS like to be told What to do, as long as· is fun ." The goo! o! Flt tor Ule ls to readj more than 100,000 Amerlcans1 she flnid, but added , that "tor molt AmerlcM girL"I there ts no hope." "Mothers .should at.art exerelsing thl'lr babies "1len tll<y are eight dayw \ old. It's t.he fir!t six ~ars whliri evoryllling i.! decided." . The young women, back In their O"W"fl horn~. now have the task of carrying out tho imtrnctions hy orga?lliag c...,.. of their own and ttachilli future imtructcn. I > • ' ----···············---------·••lllll!ll!llll!'l!llll!llll!!••l!l!!IJll ..... !!'l! ... "!!~~l!"'I!""'!"' ..... '!"'"!'!'"':'--"':"-...,,.--:~:;; ----·---------r-... • .... . . -... -.... • Satllfday, August 24, 1%8 DAILY Pll01 P r a gue Puzzle , Legal Pitfalls Trip Up Soviets IN TODAJ?S NEWS Mayor Sam Yo rty, bearing a noise, opened the door to his outer office and three police officers car- rying guns rushed in. It was a mis- take. Painters had accidentally tripped a silent burglar alarm. • ~·~ ,., -·,. .. .'I ". , '.· ' "'· ";.-;," ...... )i,j__ ... ~71°' .. .._..~~"';l~~; Zoo officials in San Francisco have discovered why Jacob, a 250-pound gorilla, showed no romantic interest in a cagemate named lUissy. Jacob has been renamed Jacquelyn, The zoo- keepers confessed that it's difficult to keep a gorilla still • , • and peace· jul • , • long enough to determine its ·; se%. Jacquelyn was c0'1lSidered a male for all of his/her 11 years. • Recruiting Sgt. James A. Wil son, of Syracuse, N.Y., made a ser- geant's age-old dream come true. He demoted a lieutenant to private. \Vilson signed up Dennis Fitzpat- rick as a Marine Private. Fitzpat- rick, who had served two years in the Army, had to resign his reserve commission as a lieutenant to join the Marines. • [f!i"FTZ ' .. > *1"'»'S•zd1 ~~ A youth stepped up to a catering I truck in Huntingtcm, \V, Va.. . . ordered a 25·cent drink, handed I tlie vendor a $3 bill and got t ' $2.75 in change. A few n1inutes later, the vendor discovered the curre-ncy was marked "The United States of Anemia" and was signed by "U. Cantkashit." Soon afterward, the youth, the ~ phony bill and soft drink were · q on their way to headquarlers. • • Ralph W. Johnson, of Duluth, l\1inn., a brakeman for the Great Northern Railway, left on a run to Minneapolis-St. Paul. When he re- turned the next afternoon he found that a parking meter had been in- stalled where his car was parked and overtime parking tickets were on the car. The violation was later voided. VIENNA (UPI) -Wil2l all their troops and all their plans the Russians nevertheless barged into Czechoslovakia hall-cocked. They were prepared for military even- tualities but miscalculated the political climate. It was becoming clear today that the Kremlin expected a swift colla1>5e of political resistance. formation of a regime to Moscow's liking, probably then a withdrawal of. its forces and it would be all over. Some figures from Prague tell the story. The pro·Moscow faction of Ale x· ander Dubcek's Czehcoslovak Com- munist party beld a meeting Thursday in the Hotel Prague. About 30 old· guard Communists attended. And not all of them would swallow M06COW's ..-:ommands. In a factory somewhere in the city at about the same time, the liberals backing Dubcek called a party con · gress. They anoounced attendance of 1,054 -and a unanimous vote re-elec- ting Dubcek first secretary of the par- ty. Dubcek is "interned" by the Dubcek Wept On Hearing Of· Invasion PR.o\GUE (UPI) -An underground , newspaper todey said Czechoslovak Communist po.rty leader Alexander Dubcek wept in shock when informed Soviet and other \Varsaw Pact b:OOpS had invaded Czechoslovakia. An account of ttie dramatic moments at a meeting of Uie presidium during the nigtit of Aug. 20, attributed to a participant, was published in the underground version cf the C<mmunist party newspaper Rude Pravo. Aceording to the presidium member, who was not identified, four pro-Stalinists on the ruling body were trying to unseat Dubcek, citing the same a.rgumen<ts used by the Soviet Union and its four hard-line allies that he Y.'aS unable to control the "coon· terrevolutionary'' and ''antisociali.st" forces. PremJer Oldricb Cernik was called to t:he telephone and returned to teU the others that the troops of five Woarsaw Pact nations were crossing the borders into Czechoslovakia. The informant said only the four pro-Stalinists were not shocked by the news. He said Dubcek went and got a letter he had received earlier from Soviet Communist party leader Leonid I. Brezhnev a11d the central committee ol the Sovlet party and read it to the ollher ml!mber.s of tOO presidiwn. The details v"ere not disclosed but ~he witness said tears came to Dubcek's eyes and he said somethi.ng to the effect that "all my life I have dedicated myself to the Soviet Union and to the Communist party. This is tthe gre3ile5t tni.gedy of my life.''_ First in Line UCl's Initial Student Gets PliD By THOMAS FORTUNE ot ti!• g1llY Plitt S!ltf After four years of studying the er. fects a memory drug has on rats UC Irvine's first graduate student has his PhD. ~1arvin W. Luttges. who came ti UCI a year ahead of the first class o' undergraduates, acquired the tit> ·"doctor" last week. There were no other students c campus when he arrived in July, 19&1. . He was number one. About J ,360 students will be al UCI th.is fall. Luttges, Tl, of 21022 Santa Ana Ave .. Costa Mesa, Also makes history for Irvine by being_ one of the first to receive a doctorate in a new field of study pioneered at UCl psychobiology. Luttges now will go 0)1 to post doc- toral work at Northwestern University Medical School, again investigating the effects of memory drugs, called ana1eptie5, on rats. He will con· centrate on changes in individual cells, Whereas at Irvine he studied effects on the central nervous system. Luttges was steered to UC J by his professor at University of Oregon, Dr. James McGaugh, hired for the new Irvine faculty . Luttges first task was to set up ttte laboratory. Then, under McGaugh's guidance, be began his research. Luttges used a polygraph (also used as a lie detector) to record brain waves of rats, and an oscilloscope (us- ed by elieCtricians) to k>ok at elec- tronic signals in the rat&' brains. With ~e devices he was able ID determine the two areas of lhe brain where the drug took effect -the reticular fGrmation and posterior hypothalamus. which govern arousal or excitaUOO. He called these the "hot •pots.'' AnoCl!cr psychobiology g r a d 'H' t • I studnet, ~lerb Alpern, corroborated h' fi ndings of the hot spots by inject.in the memory drugs directly int regions otthe brain. i\lpem. Miss Jara Krivanek an• David Edwards along with Luttges a1 "eceived PhD's th.is month, the fir~ rour conferred by the deparbneot o psychobiology. Psychobiology is one o( four odd· named biology departments at Irvinf' uniquefy organized ' around problem areas. The others are .°"'anismic biology. population and environmental biology and ceUular-molecular biology. They replace the more traditional biology, physiology, anatomy, zoology and botany, Luttges said. McGaugh, former chairman of th e psychobiology d e p a r t m e n t and recently promoted to Dean of the School of BiologicaJ Sciences. said his graduate students are not primarily investigating the effects or drugs on the brain, but are working on a bigger problem -widerstandlng how the brain works. "Our interest is in learning and memory," he said. "Drugs are onJy tools for di!COvery. '' He said his students are engaged in pure research and are not looking for things that have practical application. "Over halr the research is on brain impairment, and we're certainly not looking for ways to make people forget .. " he remarked. "If we ever are going to have any corrective techniques of bra i n pathology (malfunction) It wtll have to grow out. tt an understanding ~ow it works ," he said. ''Maybe we'll e able to do for the brain in a mod st way what we can do for defecUve e i&'h4 teeth and heart&." I Russians. But tbis Yote w:as mor:e~than nose-thumbing defiance. It was a legal roadblock in A1oscow 's path and not easl.ly overrun even by tanks. The Ruasi~ are a legaliitic people. They have a law or a reason baaed on their law for every move they make. Thus, the invasion. as cloaked as wtder mutual defense terms Of the \Varsaw Pact. Six pro-Soviet Communists were wheeled out. They in<:luded Drahomir Kolder who is considered something of an opportunist. Vasil Bilak, a Slovak rival of Dubceck, and Alois Indira something of a party hack. ' The Russians removed Dubcek Premier Oldrich Cernik and Parlla: ment President Josef Smrkowsky and f~ ~ther liberals by the expedient of whisking them away in armored cars ror "interment." 'They cleared the field, except for President Ludvik Svoboda, a prickly pear for Moscow since he was a Red . .\rmy general in \Vorld \Var II and a holder of high Soviet honors. In any event, he makes a nice figurehead for any regime, although his public s~tements~ favored the Dubcek fac- tion. Diplomats th.jnJc that what Russia w~ted w~s a quickly established pro-~oV1et regime that would immediately issue a formal invitation to the Red Army and thus "legalize" the in· vasion. Communist leaders in Roma.ma, Yugoslavia. Italy and France -not to mention Red China -ridiculed the claim to legality. Don't Recognize Invaders, Czech Ministers Plead BELGRADE (UPI) -De p u l y Premier Ota Sik and four other Czechoslovak cabinet ministers Friday appealed to the world not to recognize any regime imposed by the military occupiers of their country. The appeal came in a statement published by the Yugoslav news agen- cy Tanjug. The five m inisters were vacationing in Yugoslavitl when the Soviet-led \Varsaw Pact forces in- vaded Czechoslovakia Tuesday night. The statement was addressed "to all governments of the world, to all world social and cultural orga11izaJ.ions ." It denounced the invasion and the • detention of Czechoslovakian party and government leaders as "an unex. ampled act of ... rude violence, which is completely contrary to basic prin- ciples or international Jaw and human rights (and) has no precedent in history." The statement appealed for help to end the occupation and for the release of the "constitutional and political of~ ficials of Czechoslovakia." OAI LY PILllT 1"1111• lt'f' Lff '''"' Model of Jtiary .Joins Cliaraeter Boat Parade This is how the Queen Mary on Page l happened to get into Newort Harbor after it was constructed by Balboa Island Ferry Line own er Joseph Alan Beek, secretary of the California Senate. She will be seen in today's parade of maritime characters at 3:30 p.m. in Newport Harbor. Pilots of the 30-foot model are (left to right) Barton Beek, 13; Jack Beek, 16i Paula Schneider, 14; and Jaimie Johnson, 20 . Yip pie Candidate Hogtied Pigasus' Pork Barrel Platform Punctured By MER RI MAN SllllTH CHICAGO (UPI) -The first presidential candidate to be offered in nomination at the Democratic Na- tional Convention was arrested as soon a5 he got'. his four feet on the ground Friday. It shouldn't b6ppen to a pig. But it <lid. The candidate, unknown before to most of the American electorate, is a black and white male Iiampshire pig weighihg in at about 155 pounds. His name is Pigasus and he is the stan- dard bearer of the Youth International Party, known to their detractors and supporters alike as yippies. The yippies are the hippie entries on the Democratic convention scene. They have circulated an eye-raising platform demanding, •mong other things, free love for everyone (in rather explicit terms) and abolition of MILT l"ILOT Stmff ...... pay toilets. The stated purpose of the yippies is to make the Democratic conven1.ion look ridiculous. They at lea.st provided it with its comic high point so far when they brought Pegasu:s to Chicago's Civic Center for his "nomination" It was a disappointing opening for a campaign and the candidate's image suffered greater damage when Cmdr. James Riordan of the First Police District ordered his delegates to move in. Pi.gasus w&s hauled off before he could grunt the first sentence of his acceptance speech. I-le got off one oink before his candidacy W.1..$ .adjourned to the anti-cruelty society. Seven of his more enthusiastic supporters were escorted to Fir6t District he.id- quarers. One floor leader who escaped such an .indigniy was a !i'ery -at least Appreciation Up voluble -yippic spokesman who cqll· ed himse lf Super Joel Yippie. Pigasus, he said, is an ideal can- didate because he "was born in Mon- tana, is 35 years old, studied law by candlelight for three years and walked five miles through the snow to school, plus the fact that he is affiliated with the Roman Cattiolic and Protestant churches in addition to being a Jew." Yippie then led a small group ot sympathizers on a march to police headquarten. The yippie deleg&tes' main achievement was to tell the dereli'ct& hunched on the doorsteps atoog the South State Street skid row that "They arrested our pig." It may or may not be sigiiiflcant that tile down and outers appeanxl sym- pathetic. As for Pigasus. the wospects for his campaign do n6t. appear bright. If the yippies ever get him back they plzn to l@l"becue him. Arts Festival Exhibitors 'Review' 1968 Patrons By TOM GORMAN ot ti!• llt fly Pli.l Sl1tr The 33rd annual Laguna Beach Festival of Arts closes today. What did you think of it? What did it think of you'? Artists notice the crowd, the tastes, the demeanor and certainly the buying pctterns. Here's a· cross-section or at least a sampling or the exhibitor viewpoint as the art spectacular again £olds its tent. ' ''People are more aware Of the bewty in the world, since there's less of it,~• said Louise Leyde.n, a Festival veteran of 33 years. "This year, tradi- tional paintings are more popular." Yet. Virginia WorUtington, a card designer, said, "Abstract designs are selling more now ttlan the first years." She has been exhibiting for ten years. Her sales are abOut the same, she reports, and. "Prices don't seem to be a deterreat to sales." "People are reacUng much better this year," said Ruby Hufford . Ex· hibiting at ttie Festival for 10 years, she said, "I keep up wiUt the times, Young. professional people buy my works, nevei-people my age." _,James Tatum, a seven year ex· hibitm', said, "People are more aware ol art. They have better taste now. And ttiey're more contcmparary than they've ever been." Leslie Furlong, a 16 year exhibitor, &aid, "I've only heard o.oe person tell a friend, 'l like more abstr~ act.' " "People ae moN coMCious of better art," said Mogens Abel:. an exhJbltor of! and on dnce 1937. "And 'modems' are selling just a.s well as "tl'adl· Uonall.'" An exhibitor for five ~s. this was her first year in non-obf Ive work. HaJ Akins, a six year xhibitor who pain(S beach and sport scenes, along with abstrc:octs , aid, "People are becoming a little bit more eware and savy about abstract art. More enlightened, they appreciate art more. And women are more tllZfl ever in- terested in sports scenes." "People are more aware Of art and its importance in their lives," said Lupe Chown . ';People realize be4uty contributes something fo the.ir Jives. The art movement is more towards happier, less moody colors.'' She is a veter&11 of 11 years. "People aren't out looking for just anything. They're more aware and want better art," said Harland Young. a one year exhibitor. "Crowds are looking £Or somethin5 more imaginutive. more creative,' commented 11 year exhibitor Eve Fri- day. "I paint things peopl,have seen and can live with. And my sa les are up l'tom last year.'' said Joane Cromwell. an exhibitor of 33 years. Said 10 year Festival e,xhibitor Andy \V ing, "My saJes are down a Uttle . But that's because I haven't been at m1 booth much. I lose that personal con-- tact, tlld that's important in making sales. People are more intelligent. They don't ask, 'What's that?'•• Lloyd Babcock, who's been ex• hibiting for 32 years, said, "Mort peo- ple go by that are painters. They're more intere.!ted in art than in the P"St. They stop and study the techniques.'' TUNI NG IN ON RATS -Marvin Luttges, first graduate student at UC, Irvine four years ago, adjusts polygraph u sed in his doctoral thesis project to reoord electrical brain waves or rats. Same polygraph machhie is used by crime investigator~ as a tie detector. Anne Reid said, 11l've made tewer sales, but they were bigger. The present u1 mO\lement is that, artiN are expressing them&elve$. Painting is an evrtion 1! you're still growin&.'1 "Last ytar." said two year •lhlbitot James Gordon. "P.°,<'\'I< said, 'Yuk, l hate it.' U they didn t understand it. they made no attempt to understand lt This yea they ask you to e~plain.'" WUllam Persons simply commented, 0 1 suppose people are sonenina up a little in modern art ... e- , ' . , 4 OAll.Y PI•OT Slturdlr. ·~Ull 24, lM ' I Pulpit "Cbrbtilll Love, lbe Mark . of lb• Genulne Chrlltlan" wlU be the Hrmon topic Sunday at lbt F I ro I Auembly of God Chardl, • 140 22nd St., COiia Meoa. Tht Rev. Jo .. ph M. Gutol of Souttlern canlornla Colle&• wW be 1pealdn& at boU1 lbe 10:80 . a.m. and 7 p.m. ae:rvicea. . and Pe'v I Lo&lon Sl . La1una Beach, will 1ponaor a family camp prol!'am be&lnnloa Aui. !I. Military Chaplaim:"'Are 2 Allegiances Reconcilable?: Tbt WblWer Youth Clielr of Ula Flrll A1tembly of God Cllurch will be Ult featured cueat at t b • Chrlll'• Ambutodorl' rally Monday. Tbt Rev. Don Hod&•• ol HUlldnJtoo Beach will be lo cbarje of Ibo youth orpnlutloo'1 rally. Th• Rev. Jotepb w . M-. PIM« of Ibo MHI Verde Mel,tdlol a....a, will pr"ch lb• 1ennon enUtled., 11FOrevtr Bollnolof,"' Suoday at both lbe 9 llld 10:30 a.m. 1ervke1. Tho churdl II located at 701 Baker St., Coot& Me11. Chaplalo John Dola&han from Ula El Toro Marine COrpo Air Satlon wW be lbe ruett m.1n11ter at the Ftrtt Baptilt Chare~ of Hun· llolfu Beada SW!day at lbe 9:80 &lld 11 a.m. HrVic11. 'Ibe t:IO Lm. 1ervic1 mutl at Pell'• Chapel, 7801 Bolaa Ave ., W11tm1n1ter and tbe 11 a.m. 1erv1ec meet. at the Hun· tin110D Bolch Chapel, Slllb Street and Oran&t Avenue, In HunUnaton Beach. The women'• cotta&e pf ayer meetin& will be h e I d Wednuday at 2 p.m. at Ibo home al. Martha Watera, ll801 Oanllrbury Drive, Hun· t1naton Beacll. The Rev. Bruce Cu1hln1, mlnlmr of Ibo Lal ... Finl Cllrlatlu Cbare• w 111 d11CU11 "Preach the Word, Where?" &mday at tbe 10 a.m. and e p.m. 1ervtce1. The chur~, located at 3M • Tbe Rev. O&meron Har· riot of Monrovia wW be th e guert mlnlJ.ter SUnda1 at the 7:30 a.m. c ommunion service and tbe 9:30 a.m. family 1ervlc1 at St. Joha lbe Dlvloe EplocopalQareb ln COcta Me11. The cllur<b le locat.d at 2043 Orian11 Ave. Clu111 . for cblldrtn aro held durlol lbe t :30 a.m. wvlce. Dr. Hendon Harr111• di rec· I« ol Hundred r<attoDJ m111lonary cru11de, will bt lhe iueot 1pealter Sunday at the 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Hl'Vice1 of Waraer Ave111e Bapdst Cbmdl, Gothard llld Warner Stnoll. HUD· Unrton Botch. SUDday. Blhlt I c b o o I cla11e1 for all 1111 meet at: 9:'5 a.m. A bu1in111 meeting for all Sunday Bible tcbool per1oonel will be btld Thursday at 7:80 p.m. ln tht Cbritllan tducatton bulldln&. Dr. Arthur L. Miller will occupy lbe pulpit al Sl A 11 d r e w ' 1 Prt1~ytertaa Cb.urcll Sunday to conclude t h e S emlnar·BJ·Tbe-S.. wt.th the sermon ' ' Tb 1 (See PULPIT, Pare I) UPIT ....... Catholic Contrast Two mlnl·•klrted ho1tess ea and a group of Catholic nuns provide a faabion contrast at the 39th lnter- naUonal Eucharistic Con1re11 ill Bogata, Colum· bla. The amount of leg 1hown by the bostet111 caused aome ralJed eyebrows and a proclalmatlon ot.."a profanat1on." By GEORGE W. CORNELL ~ att._ Wtn.t ' NEW YORK (AP) - MWtary chaplalru are sub- ject to two authorities - their unit comm'8nder1 and their rell&loua calllnf. The quelllon o!len IJ ralled to- day ahotJt whe ther the dual . dlr..u001 -k toeolbtr. The pcacllot by which clerl)'men are put I n unllorm, comm111iooed, pold and controlled by lbe ll"Dled torce1, 1t "fun· d a m entally incompatible wllb lalthlul performance of tbt:1r sacred m.Lssfon,' seys· the American J e w i 1 b Consresa. IT URGES a chante to a dvlltan chaplaincy to American troops. 'n!.t mat- t.er also b11 come up in other religious drcle1, e.d Ibo U n I t e d Presbyterian <llureh in Ibo U • S • A , rectnUy gathered reactions tlbout it from chaplains tbem.selve1. "I don't preach LBJ doc· tr1ne and don't have to,'' 1a1d one of them . "11le men wam. to htar the GotpeL The wumption that we aren't tree is ab.!urd." Said anotller : "The IOOOtr the churches revise the en· tire syst.em, the better lt will be. A defini te declslon about our p r im a r y all•i:tan<o ls called for. Will it be God flrst or na· ttonalllm lint!" AT PRESENT, abo u t 4,100 American clergymen are in uniform, 5erving a9 chaplalns in the Army, Navy and Air Force at be.tea in this country and abroad, and on the bat· tlofleld.s of Vletn.m. They include about 1,071 Catholic prlett.s, 68 rabbit and 2,966 Prot.<tact and Orthodox clergymen. They have otft'cer'1 rank, receive eovemment pay, and are under military regulations. Al thoue h the U.S. Con&titutioo. bars • n y eltablithment of reUgioc, Ula military chaplaincy hu elilted aiDce the ti'me J1 the American Continent a I Army. IN REGARD to various quettiona about the ryltem, Ille U n lt • d PreobyUtlan Church'• Department 10 f Cbapla.lm aDd S e r v 1 c e Pertoooel hM bsued a report ent1Ued, • • T h e Mllltary CllopWncy ~tlve or ·Free?" It conllstl larply o responae1 trom cha.plains. in the field. 'n!.ey are not quoted by name, as the replies w e r e con.!tdered private. Thelr rank• ranged from Army captain Ui col- onel to Navy lieutenent commander. On the quesUon .o f whetiler the military str uc- tw-e inhtblted. them from pr<>clalminl Ibo pure Gospel and whether they were tree to preach the churcb's cbn. cern fOr peace and the tull Lordship of <Jhrl1t, here are some reapoMet : -SOME ARE wllllnl to speak lbelt mlnd1, others are willlnt to aettle for 1ecuri ty." -"It ls not the 1tructure per ise but the quality of the man." -"In my experience aa a chaplain I feel • greater (See CORNELL, Pate ll ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY I FAIRVIEW IAPTIST CHURCH ...,._ "9M -'* Drtn. C.M. 10 A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE HARBOR TRINITY IAPTIST CHURCH IUI w.rSt ............ c... ..... 4U'ff0et.TAllCl.-Sunday ScboOI 9:46 Lm. Morning Wonblp 11:00 a.m. Bapttlt Tralnlof Union I p.m. Evmlog service 7 p.m. Wednesday Bihl• Study & Prayer ........... 7:00 p.m. RRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH . IH HAMILTON. COSTA MISA R•v, l•ll Sahmoltok•pf Wor11hl, Stt't!co • , l :JO A.M. Trolnln1 U11l•11 • , , , ,, ••• •:OO S11ntl•y SchHI , , • , • , , t :41 h•nin1 W•r11hlp , • , , •• , , 1:00 M•nil111 W•r1hlp •••• 11 :00 Wff, Ev111l111 s.,.,1,, ... 7:11 ..... MJ.9111 N__., Alwyl A\lllhlilo TEMPLE SHARON 117W•H..a....C....lf .. Rtbl>I Bernard S. Henig Frltloy E'tt11!11t ltrvlc.-1:11 '·"" S1111t1.., S.lto•J-t ....... 12 Noo11 '44-lllJ UNIVERSITY IAPTIST CHURCH UIJ S. I. 'AUU.DU ID. SANTA AHA Hll•HTI IUNOAY ICMODL .................................... 11• A.M. MOllMIMe WOlllMI,. ...... , •• , ... , .................... 11 A.M. •¥•1111111• WOlllMIP ., .................................. 1 ,.M. MIOW••IC •••VICI W•DMUDAY ....• , .......... 71tt '.M. llft'. llOllllT U.Nll.1-CMUllCM '"°"' .....,.n CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES llANCHU OP THI MOTHU CHUICH THI FllST CHUICH OP CHllST, SCll!NTIST IN IOSTON, MAJSACHUSl!TTS Subject of Lesson AlljUSl 25 "MIND" Coron• def Mir-Second Church of Newport,. Beach C_.., M•SoilMI 610 ~A.,., c .......... .. C .... • S.llffy kllH""-11 A.M. ............ -2111 L c ... Hwy, Cotta Mno--Flrst Church 611 W.11ttl It. 1111, 9:11, 11 1SS.9:11, 11. l .... lllt IMim Jiii ..... Ylfft Dr • Huntington leach-First Church ... It. 9' Olhe In. t1JO, 11 I II. f 1JO, 11 . ltMlltt ... •-llOOUn Laguna luch-l'lnt Church 6JI H)tli D"'9 S.11. t 1Jl, 111 IL f tlO, 11 . ....... INN IJI Hit• Dr, Newport lotch-Flnt Church JJIJ Thi UH 110. ft11, 11; IS. 9:11, 11. IMllhlf IN• -JJll Ylil UM All are cordially lovlted to attend the church 1ervtceo aod enjoy the privileges of the Readlog Rooms THE El'ISCOl'AL CHURCH Welcorna You. ST. JAMES, "" Y1o Lift, • ..,... ,_.. s • ..-., hrtlcn -'71JI, 9:00. 11 tfl TllCllllMy 101JI -Tli•nMJ 1:11 •• -. Hofr l.u.ie & HMla., Sonka •••· n. 1 ... Je1111 '·......., lh ..... no lft. o..w en.., PhonOI 675-0210 ST. MICHAEL & ALL AN!ilLS Pacific View Dr. at Marguerite, Corona del Mar Sundays: 8:00, 9:30-Chlld care 119:30 Holy D1y1 u announced l .. t.,, Tiie In ...... 1...,. Dnll -,.._. '44·1411 ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M. Sundays ~:30 & 9-.30 Church Scbool-9:30 Thursdays: 6:30 & 10 un.; Holy Day1 u announced YM, n. hr • .W.. W. D1oll••• -,.._ 14MIJ6 EPISCOPAL ST. WILFRID'S l!l'ISCOI' AL CHURCH •Ill 11. " CN"' ~ -J•I Mtl of l'M rWltl Ntt1!111Pt11 hlO. Cllltlnll• TM 111'1'. J-C. C•ll'I', '•fir Sunday S.rvlcH f1M A.M. M11'1' C:_l!'I..... ,,. A.Ill. PllTllT' lrtlo 6 QIJRll 11M ,.M. ·-· ldlMI r1• ,.M. .,nc.,11 ll:M A.M. ~1111 w.,._ Y-• Cllllltdll!llm M'"llrY Ct,. .,,...,... First Assembly of God Church 146 E. 22nd St., Coste Mota 5411-3761 M. C. Cronic, Pastor Sherri Ptul1on, Chtlr Director S.114., SU. .. -t1JI •·•· -C'-" ht 9'1 .... N•ntl'Y AttMll.t PtlMlly w...w, -10:11 .... -,_., S,..!llitt EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH ''"' •~•.-•~• •·•·-" .. "'"' -· FIRST OP HUNTINCJTON llACH R..,..i TllM Somco -7 , .... FIRST CHRISTIAN 1t1J FLOllDA AYI. C~~rdl CMlr •t A11 ht'Ylcts ,_, ''*' ........ t 141 A.M. ,_,.""' ....•• , ... •1• ,,M. 111191tffy&,,.,_...,.__WHllOl4ey,7i)I•·•· CHURCH Mnl• Wtnltlp ,.,. l11M A.M. ._.. WeftNll •••.•• f1M f'.14. IAl'TIST CHURCH ef Fe""91o You.., IAnl.,leM h"l1t1 17411 M...,01 ... ....... 111 Volley Of. Lt1l'l"tlle0 A ..... l•ttf"llll Minllf9r Sunde'( School , ..• , • t :JO AM Mctr11l111 Wtt"1hip ., 11:ot AM Preyor Stt•lco , , , , l :JI PM E•onln9 Worship •. , . 7:01 PM fll.ntn' A¥111t'le 11 11 kn'kn 147"4144 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Mein & Adem1 Street• Huntln9ton Stech M,r11ll11 Wtrd1ip •• S:JO 10:<41 l lltlo khot l , , •• , ,f1JO Y•vth Gt•~P• , , , •• 100 PM bt11l111 W•nhl, , .1:00 PM •1t111 ll'Wy °""' -W ... -1 1.M. Nun«'I' Ct1'9 ProvloH ti on Olf"'lk>ot Offkll 1 J».!Jlt .. 01'1 Ono~ w1011•1&1AT Vlslton Wel~om...-Nunery Att1ndent Victoria & Placentia Ave. lil~~~~i':~~~ecL•~'~c',~'l'.~0.,.~'~'~~~~.:..,~•~"~!~;_~-~':00i.,.i'~~~~~~~~~~~~§~~~~~~~~~§~~~~~~:11 Costa Me .. a11111 I ......... Mlllfttw D••t1• H"'" n / ~ " --~ '· '"" w~ .. • · · · ,,. ·~· CHURCH OF CHRIST .....,11anae emp e ..... lc:llMI . . . •• . . .•• . • ,,. ,.,,., + ii 5:•;._~::.::'.:.:_:.:: .. ··::~~11::: 217 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA "ASSEMBLY OF GOD" N C Pr 'ded lnwllH HA.1101 •M PAllYllW 1110 Pnl.t C"'11 M ursery are OVl I SUNDAY MORN ~ l llLE STUDY • 41 ., 111• A.M. -w.,..,.., ltnkt"11•·• A.M. ~ ...... , 1(11111 MM771 141-6141 IN.., • ·· · • · • '' •' '•'' • : A..,, h• f'& -llorinl Tllllt c11-,_ ,_ W1 ltll••• 111 Y•1t ..• UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH I, I Zit Yictori1 St., Cod• Mtt• 10~':'~".'M. ~ 646-4652 BA HA' IS PAOCLAIM Saha' u' llah "The Prtmhotl On•" 1541-J21S ,, l-tt.2001 SUNDAY MORNI NG WORSHIP I COMMUNION •• 10:<41 AM -·-·- SUN Y ' YEN IN 0 S p I p •• ........ Y, M. JM._. '"""' ll:n. M ... .,. .. A11 llf...t DA GO W A HI • , ••.•••••• , . , , •• , • :00 ..... ...... IM7» WEDNESDAY EVENINCi l llLE STUDY , , •. , ••• , •••• 1:10 PM NUlSllY CAii PlOVIDID D••-. O. MIJYflelllil ....... Phono: 541·5711 Emphuliins The l'lln of Cod Tht '"'°" of Chrht D ••• H•l'lt ....... ............. Dey or Night CORONA DEL MAR GLAD TIDINGS I ASSEMBLY OF GOD 1Sfl l MHf'IYM. Mewpert..... 14M621 ... 141•7111 THOMAS B!NVINUTI, PASTOR 10111 A.M. ,.,.,._. H"4 .ti tllt H••r" "'"'°"' 1w 1"01tor •-•nvll 7:11 ,, ................... .. Chelr Clr«ttcl lly h m MUJH S11"41y Sch•tl-t :4i t .m, Youth St r•ic.-6:00 It·'"· GO AHEAD! Th< r.-of ... Holy Spirit Wt4~1 1tl1 y, 7:JO ,.m.-Stlltly ,f L••t Ot y1 P1oph1ci11 r r1yt r Mooti11t 1 Montlty, 7:JO P.M. SLEEI' IN SUNDAY MORNING! n. _,_. ... I.JI Aftentff• '-'ke .. CALVARY CHAPEL ............... NIWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH Sll!ldly Sdiool ' AM Moinlnr Wonhl1t I end 10:30 NA [::::L,. s.Mal 11'M W l lble $1udy _, """"' 1 PM N11,,.,y durlnt ttrwktt A fvK YOU1h -Cm. of Oranp and 23rd. St, O>ll&MMo . P Mtof K. L JGMI; llCA Mir. COMMUNITY CONGREGA TIONAl • 611 HELIOTROrl In ll"lllewl' ·~ .• ,, INTENSIVI ,.. ________ EISIEIE"""""""""""'="""S:ll Dncr!"" tho UAllY l'l•OT'S WMMp-11:00 A.M. a.ta\ k......._111H A.W • Of, , .. ., t. MtlTtt'o ......... .., ..... JCHUUU CO'IWlll " kul ..... ... tVw ,.,.. csn • Miid! __ ,..YOlll'lo. Miii! ..... ltailto D.c.& 67'-4000 Attend The Church of Your Choice This Sunday- HARIOR ASSEMIL Y OF GOD 740 W. WU-, Coote Mota f . L HlltTWICI. ,_., UI DOH co•PIY, .................. y .... '-'" ldl..t t:41 .... ........ .,...,_11111 A.W. ....... et ... s,trtf"-.s.rt. N.. I S1rl'l'l t11 hy Po.tor " .... ........,..._,,, ... ''Th MleefCMlt" S1m o11 O., Potter S4M717 a-. 141°7111 COSTA MISA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ""' ... -k .... •llli-•1 "' -OM w. Seventh Day Adventist Church 171 A ............. C.. M• 14M19t ..... H..W....., .......................... .., ..... .....,.. ,, ....... ..... ,,...,. ...... , ........ 7 .. , -- Newport Harbor Luther•n Church Lutheran Church of tho Marlar 2.IOI CllU Dr. LI H29i1 ................ 11011,, •• , ............ J,ln41Mbr 2900 Paclilc View Dr. CORONA DEL MAR DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER Phone OR 3-5022 p..,., IMrlhrl Wtnillf' ,.,.... ....... ,,..,,. '·"'· ••• ., ld!Mf ••.••• ••U.lliQ •.rn. WW1al" lerw!QI .... ·f1 1Dt-Uttl Nursery care av allable at all aervlces WELCOME S:4S A.M.-Ftmlly Wonhlp 9:45 A.M.-Sundty Church Sch•ol 11 :00 A.M.-Ftdlv• Wouhl, H.,.,., rr..wH CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Missouri Synod 760 Vlcterl• It., Ct1te Min Loth1r V. Tornow, 1'11tor 541-5404 WtnM• knlCllll! l 11S & II A.M. s1111c., ldlltl1 t :M A.M. Aiful! Oiblt Cl111: t1H A.M. CH•ISTIAN ILIMINTAllY SCHOOL S4a-616' PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH M111 Vordt Drl•• a l•••r Str1~, Cod• Mt1t, Colif, ANOlll•W C. AHDlllllOH, PtlfW ,AMll'I' sr1tv1ce 1 -10:.)1) •.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL: t :U . 10:11 1.m. Prlno• tf Pttc• Lufhtr•n School -Ml11 Esth1r Ohc.n, PrlnclP•I Offlco Pho1101 149-0521 School Phe1111 1'4f·0162 HUNTINGTON llACH UNITED CHURCH OF llEU6IOUS SCIENCE 420 10th St., Huntln9ton BHch Sundey Morning Sorvicts end Youth Church-I I AM lntest Pllte, Mlldster PhlM: SJ6-2120 A Cordial Welcome from THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH l1lbo1 lilt 11d COMMUNITY Huntln9ton lt1clr-North MITHODIST CHURCH 111 Aqtfo 67S.Ot50 S:l5 lnfor ,..11 Worthip f :)O Tr1ditlontl Wor1hi p COMMUNITY MITHODIST CHURCH 6662 Htil A•t .•• S42-4'461 Wor1hlp l Church School 9 & IO:lO AM I Sund1 y School lrvi~-Eo1t Bluff • C o1l1 Most 1 FIRST MITHODIST CHURCH 19th St I Horbat 11.,d. r'lor1hlp I Chu rch School t :30 I II AM 548-172 7 UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH Wotihip .• , .l:JO AM l ll-123 ] M1et;n9 t1mpororily i" St. M1 rk Pr11bytiri1n Church E11ibluff Or. l J1mbor•• Rd. L19u110 l1tch Coit• M111 North MESA VERDE MITHODIST CHURCH Mos1 V1 rd1 I lo~•t St. 149.21r9 LAGUNA IEACH METHODIST CHURCH 216)? W•1loy Dr in So. Lo9un1 W•11hip I Chvrch Schtol t :DO I IO:lO AM Wor1hlp 11 AM Church School t :-41 AM <4'19-l OSS Hu"tln9to11 l1od1 N1wport l11ch FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2721 17th St.,,,.SJ6.l 5l 7 Au9u1t 1or.,!c11-t :JO A.M. Church Schotl-t :]O I 11 A.M. CHRIST CHURCH IY THI SIA 1400 W. lolbo• 11,4, 67J·l101 Worihlp I Church Scltt•I 9:10 AM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Christ Church l'resbvterlan JlllJ M .. 11011• IN"' MtllMI Hwf"'91 lffd CtlLllRT W. ALLIN, ,AITOl 11..,. W.ntilp: f:JO AM Ch.Nai kllMh 10141 A.M. Offk• JI I Jr4 St. "'9 .. : 12•.0t Jt Church of ti!.. Covenant JllO ,..,._ leM, c .... M"" WAIRIN •· STUDll. PAST01 s.l•y W•'*" & Chw&ti ~: t iJI 141-4Jl4 St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church 601 It. AntlNwr ..... N-,.rt IH1ll CHAlUS Hll.llaT DllllNFllLO, P4ST0l W.,...., I Clllm.ll lc,.._,: I , tlll 111 AM ...... 7147 St. Mark Presbyterian Church C.,.., ,,_......_ I ~estMl'ff D ..... C...... .. M• .. 0111:11 c. IOllHSON. INT. p.uroa Wentilp &: a.re. ,..._......_,, AM .... ,,,, Community l'resbyterlan Church 411 ,..,.., A ..... ftt 2 .. It.I, i..,n.. .._. DAU.U fUlNll. 'ASTOi W....W, A a." ....._.1JI AW Writ,._11 AM 494,7111 • -----.. --~ ... • DAJL V fl fl OT S PULPIT AND PEW. • • Horoscope Conllnued From ra1e f Chante ol A Llfetime," ~t the 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. services. The chureh Is IGCated at '" 600 St. Andrews Road, · ·Newport Beach. 8:30 and 10:40 a . m . service$. The vesper service will be a family picni c at Costa Mesa Park trom 4 to 7 p.m. "U·nderground Music ls On Top of Things ," will be the sermon topic for Sasch Rubinstein Sunday .at l O:SO a.m. at the Cnsta Mc'• U n I la r I a n UniveraaUst Churcbi 1259 Victorin St. ressor o{ BiblJcal studies at Biota College, and Mrs- Mint rva Mattar, wilt of. the late Dr. S. J . Matter I.the warden of the Garden Tomb in Jerusalem. Or. Kurtaneck will speak at both the 8:30 and 11 a.m. services and Mrs. Matter will speak at the 7 p.m. service. The church is located at 14614 Magnolia Ave. Virgo: A void Eccentric Dress .· "Mind" wlll be the topic of ·• lhe lesson-sermons at all . Orange County Christian Sch~nce Churches Sunday. , selections will be read ·: from the denominational . .J.e,xtbook, "Science a n d --"1-Iealth With Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy. The Rev. Dallas R. Turner '•will speak on the subject "Give the Invitation" at the ~ · 9 :30 and 11 a .m. services Sunday at the Community Presbyterian Church of Laguna Beach, 415 Forest ~ve. Baptism 'Will be observed at the 11 a.m. service. Rabbi. Bernard B. Goldsmith will conduct the monthly family night ·services Friday at 7:45 p.m. at Temple Beth David of Orange County, 1in con- . · junctioo with Cantor Harry l'''Newman. The temple is located at Katella a n d Bloomfield Avenues in Los AlamitOIS. · The Rev, James Reid, _a mislS'ionary of Baptist for Home Missions, will be the guest speaker Sunday at the 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. services _et Huntington· Valley BapHst -Church, 9779 Slater Ave., Fountain Valley. Sund~ school classes for all ages are held at 9:45 a .m. and the youth hour is at 5 p.m. Mid-week services are held on Wednesday at 7 : ·p.m. "By the Grace of God I Am What I Am" is the sermon topic for the Rev. James L. Womer at the 8:45 and 11 a.m. services Sunday at tile Lutheran Church of 1 -.the Master, 2900 Pacific View Drive, Corona de! Mar. Sunday school for all ages is held at 9:45 a.m. The Rev. Charle5 S. Paine will be the guest minister Sunday a t the Community -church, Co ngregational, 611 Heliotrope Ave., Corona del Mar, at the 10 a.m. service. His topic will be "The Growing Edge." Summer church school is held at 10 · a.m. fOf' children through ,:-the fourth grade. The Rev. Merrill R . Nelson, presbyter for the S}'U()d Of Southern California, United Presbyterian Ohurch, will discuss ''A Matter of Priorities" Sunday at the 10 a .m . worship service at the :-Presbyterian Church of the : Covenant. Infant c&.re and craft In- struction will replace Sun· day school until Sept. 8. Dr. Arnold L. Hanson, minister of the Riverside Church of Religious Science, will be the guest speaker Sunday at the Laguna Bf:ach Church of Religious Science, 20062 Laguna Canyon Road at the 9 and 11 a.m. services. His topic will be "Success the Easy Way." The church also sponsors a lecture at Leisure Worhl, Clubhouse Two at 10 a.m. on Thursdays. · Guest speakers at the Westminster B r e th r e n Church SUnday will be Dr. Nickoles Kurtaneck, pro- CORNELL .. Continued From Page 4 freedom in or out of the pulpit than 90 percent o{ my civilian colleagues. I n California I found ministers afraid to speak their minds because the session was rul- ed by members of the John Birch Society. Ci vi 1 i an ministers are muzzled far more than military chaplains.'' -"I'M AN i n fa n try chaplain in Vfetmim. I have preached against war, even tlle war in Vietnam. The pulpit from which I preach has been free, is free and alway6 will be free. Com- mand has never called me down. Command, in fact , at· tends church." Asked if they're obliged to s u p p o r t military-govern- ment poli'cies and use of- ficially approved courses on morale building and whether the material is in keeping with their con- victions. some of them said : -"The character guidance program has ils canned materials but no honest chaplain gives it as packaged. The program is basically a command responsibility, with t h e chaplain as one of the in· Dr. F. Olin Stockwell, president emeritus of Trini· ty Theological C o 11 e g e , Singapore, will be the guest minister at the 9 1lDd 10:30 a.m. services at Community J\1ethod1st Cbureb, 6662 Heil Ave., Huntington Beach. There will be no Sunday shcool c}asses with the ex- ception o f kindergarten cla~s and dlild care for infants. The Rev. G. Russell Shaw, pastor of the First United Methodist Church, 2 7 2 2 1 17th St., Huntington Beach, will preach the sermon, "Answering God's Call," at the single worship service at 9:30 a.m. Sunday . Adult classes will meet at 10:45 a .m., tlhe church meet at 6 :30 p.m. John Smittl will be guest speaker at the 10 a.m. worship service of the P lymouth Congregational Church of Newport llarbor, 3262 Broad St., Newport Beaoh, Sunday. He will speak on the topic "BleS6ed As5 urance." SWldt'Y school is held at the same time with baby-sitting service provided. A family potluck dinner will be held Wednesday at Fashion ls1'and's Hospitality House at 6:30 p.,m. Dr. and Mrs. Herb Martin will show pictures of J apmi and the F'lar East. For reservations contact the church office at 642-2740. ''Chan g ing the Unchangeable" will be the sermon topic of ttle Rev. Loren D. Flickinger Sunday at the Newport U n I t y Church at IO a.m.1 meeting in the Senior Citizens Center, 15th and Irvine Avenue, Newport Beach. Topic of the Wednesday evening community "sing- spiration" program h e 1 d at 7:30 p.m. will be "Keep· ing In Tune". The Rev. Flickinger will be t h e preacher. MODERN LINES -Dr. Edward J. Caldwell admires the shadow and light pat· terns of the new Geneva Presbyterian Church, opening Sunday at El Toro Road nea~ the Moulton P~rkway in Leisure World Laguna Hills. The '8()0,000 church will serve the Leisure World Laguna Hills and El Toro area. New Oiurch Will Open On Sunday Ann Landers Dedication Of ttie new Fish Story Smelled, Hubby Not Off Hook sanctuary for Geneva DEAR ANN LANDERS : Every Saturday m orning Presbyterian Church of for the past month ~y hus band .has been getting up Laguna Hills Will take place at 5:30 a.m. to go fishing -he said. He always comes Sunday at 7:30 p.m. The home the followi~g day at noon -with beautiful fish edifice, designed by William and_ a report on what a great time he had. I was es- t . Pereira and Associates, pec1ally pleased because the fish were cleaned and I didn't have the mess in ----------architects, stal)ds on a 311.z-my kitchen. acre site on El Toro 'Road M It Thi's morning I was turn· over b•..,•kwards to make near ou on Parkway in ..... the mu 1 t.i -million-dollar ing his pockets inside out wre S>he didn't feel "im- Leisure World complex for before 1 put the pants in the washer and I ran into a residents of retirement. age . receipt for $6 wort:h of pike The new unit, costing from a local market. The around $800,000, was financ-fish was purchased last ed. through a bond plan sup-Saturday. ported by the 800-member My husband has been tell· ing me he goes fishing with congregatioo. Regular Sun-two buddies. Now I wonder day morning w 0 r s h i P if the three or them are up services will begin this posed upon ." Please print this, Ann. It would be a real Cavor to tlhousands of kids who need to see it. -WISED UP AND GLAD OF IT DEAR WJSED UP: And I'm glad, too. Thanks for an ell::cellent letter. SUNDAY, AUGUST 25 By SYDNEY OMARR 1'1be wife man eootrols his destiny , • , Astri>!ogy polnte the way." ARIES (Marcil 21-April 19): Co-workers, associates are active. You may have to <!'heck details. Others today seem very much Ml a hurry. Essential task& could fall in· to your lap. Be ready. TAURRUS (April 21-May 20)' Family outing today could pr o d u c e beneficial emotional results. G i v e special attention to young persons. Accent on how you respond to unu su al in- quiries. Maintain poise. GEMINI (May 21·June 20): Much activity centers .around older i'ndividual. You are asked to participate. Do so willh moderation as a key. Patch up domestic dif· ferences. S t a bi Ii z e coo- ditioos at home. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Take no chances dur· ring journey. Be sure you have proper provisions, directions. Call ahead, if possible. Someone may have provided false information. Be prepared for this con· tingency. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)' Question of money, security is likely to be paramount. Emotions rllll high nothing halfway. T o d a y check possessions -be on lookout for genuine bargain. Remain alert. OCC Offers Program for Organists week, stiartmg at 9::.> and 11 to something or is it just my a.m. Pastor of the church, husband and he is lying · A full musi<! progr&m for about the other two fellows. DEAR ANN LANDERS: or.ganized in October l96.5, is Should t check with thefr Ply fiance has a 13-year-old beginning and intermediate Dr. Edwa rd Jame. Caldwell. wives? What does this smell son who came to Uve with students of the or-gan will be As.sisting Dr. Ca!dwell in like to you ? -AGNES him last year. His ex-wile offered this fall at Orange the dedication ceremonies DEAR AG: It smell& has had the boy for seven Ooast College. will be the Rev. Dr. Carroll fishy. But-kr.cp it In the years ""d says , •• can't Classes start at OCC Sept. ' Shuste e ti o1 ... family, pl ease. Callin• the ..... '~ ..,. r. xecu ve uie "' handle him . The boy has 10. Registration is going on Synod or s 0 u th e r n wives wiU not Improve the thro S pt 1 3 "The Agony of Gr.ace" is C a l i f or n j a , Uni t e d aroma. stolen thipgs from school now ug~ e . . structors." the sermon ropic Sunday for Presbyterian Church in the Give your husband the re-Jockel"$ and recently he took Students w i s hi n g in- "l the Rev. Lothar· v . Tornow U.S.A., and the Rev. Dr. celpt and tell blm It was not ah teacrerty's purse! • This (botoy formation should call 834· -REALLY doubt that at Christ Lutheran Church, -Arthur T. Bailey, director of necenary for him to buy as P en ° money 0 5733 i t is worth the effort spent 760 Victoria, Cos!a Mes•, at new chw-ch development. fish If hJs luck wa s bad. much), which he gets from · t•-on it." H 'll his grandpareDts. Why does Instructor for •11:: organ both the 8: 15 and 11 a.m. Guest preacher will be the -e love you for letting -"I agree that a lot of services Sunday. Rev, Or. Louis H. Evans him off the book _ and he steal? What can be done courses will be J P. Colyar the materials are 'canned' Sunday school and Bible Sr., former pastor ol the there just m I g ht be a about it? -PUZZLED Of the OCC Mus:ic Depart· -canned corn. The troops classes will meet at 9:30 First Presbyterian Church chance that be Is not guilty. MARY.A ment. Colrar studied in don't like corn. They prefer a .m . with nursery care pro· o! Hollywood. DEA R MARYA : Many Belgium and was a student more open and vita J vlded at all services. The Geneva Presbyterian i~ DEAR ANN LANDERS : kids steal because they feel of Alexander Schreiner and discussions. The troops are Cf\rist Lutheran \I/omen's one of 5_1 individual con· Please print this letter for unloved. The objects Ibey VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You can 11.1ceeesfully c'om• plete ..a~ Umight. Flnanclial pletu-r e crystallizes. You 1 earn where you stand. Avoid ec-o centric dre818, a p p a r e I • Many are observing. LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct. 22): By toni'ght you are imbued with new enthusiasm. Cycle moves up. A.moyaoce at one who engages in gossip is but temporary. Maintain emo- tional balance. You're com• ing out on top. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov, 21): Friends may appear argumentative. Use your intuition. Be sensilive to moods, problems of others. Don't compound error by losing temper. Stand back and survey. Be kind -and you will win. SAGl'ITARIUS (Nov. 22· De<:. 21 )' Some of yvur opi· nions are due for revision. Be willing to a d m i t mi'stakes. This will make you a bigger person. Today you can see way clear to ad· vancemerit -but changes are necessary. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22· Jan. 19): Not wise to act without firnt gathering facU -app!ies especially to writ· ten material. Don't commit yourself on paper. Con· ditions are unstable. You may have different attitude soon. AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Feb. 18): Key is to maintaUi composure. Money and the needs of others appear to be involved.Movement in· dicated. You chaoge J;>'lanl, directions. Interest in the WlUsual i5 acceot.ed. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Delicate procedure is required in dealing with mate, partner. T h o r; e around you appear to lack steadifte65. A void p a n i c • Keynote harmony. Give k>ve and you also receive it. IF TODAY IS YOUR BlRTHDAY you are in· trospeot!ve, analytical - you are concerned with the cause of events, would make fine student ot history anCI rll:ligion. GENERAL , TEN· DENCIES: Shakeup in· dicated fn high-level posf3.. IUDI OUI HOlSUI Wini l all Hwlt - N-r1 hit.II A.rM l':r$ltfl,.,. MALllU RANCH C•H: f2T I 677°2641 • The church is located at 2850 Fairview Road, Costa >Mesa. Church school 1 through the sixth grade is held at 9:30 a.m . not easily 'snowed.' " Missionary League w i 11 gregations with some 42,<XXI every adopted k.id in the steal are substttute1 for the Flor Peeters. -"There's much room meet in Cost:a Mesa Park at members roo.king up the United States. I wish I had love they need and do not Elementary Organ will f-or prophetic functioning. noon Monday ror their an-Presbytery of Los Ranchos, seen a letter like this when I get. At this point the boy meet Thursdays from 2-4 1~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Yes. ooo can talk effectively nual picnic. district unit e x tend in g was younger. needs psychiatric care In p.m. in ¥usic Room No. 4F. BUSIN ESS ·AND • The Rev. James E , ' ' 1 The Rev. James E . about loving one 's enemy." roughly from southeastern When I was 5 years old, I addlHon to 1ome time and The course will cover the The FI rs t U n I t e d metropolitan Los Angeles to learned I was adopted. After attenHon from at least one study of keyboard and pedal -"CHAPLAINS are not a l\1etbodlst Church, 420 West Long Beach. and including that I always figured I was of his parents. exercises, easy classical clergymen serving as ra-19th St., Cost.a Mesa, will all of Orange County. getting a raw deal. When or.gan pieces and 91.op selec- PROFESSIONAL ·GUIDE ' Pi'ercy. minister of the First i Christian Church, 992 Vic- : toria St .. Costa Mesa. will ~ dis<:uss "The Still Small ' Voice of God" Sunday at the ti. ai· f ""'"°"" th d d 1· · Toa m1ny c-ln oo lrom m1lr~ on 1zers o eve.1 ... ~--s e ho! up 1cate w or s h 1 p my half-brother got his way moiw 10 1cr1monv. 0on·1 11'1 vour tion. Students ·must be able gov er n m e n t and the services Sunda" at 9:30 aid I always thought, "Sure, he m•••110• 11CP MIM• 11 ••'-11••1td. ..... play any hymn at ... ~t •• 11..---------...t 'li ' Ca • Send IM Allfl ltnderl' bookie;, "Mir-W 6 " vu m1 tary do." 11 a.m . with the Rev. p1strano is their REAL child and rl101 -Whit lo EKPKI." s.nd your the piano. Audition will be • MATIRESSES • -"They bump heads with RI ch a rd J . D u n I a p -they love hfm more than ~~•"'~w:1:;.." e:::::; ~ cC:::,~ fn held M. the first class -- commanders and establish· preaching. ttiey Jove me. That's why J corn 1nd • iono. 111mi>ed. ••lf·•d-meeting. ' MATTRESSES ~ -• t' [f l th A · d d Co s dre'led envcl-. m .. ,.~ ..... 1mes. no , -ey supervise nursery an llCeJ'l et get treated so rotten." """ Lulde,. will bt 11111 to htl" Intermediate Orgm will 80.lTS . HOMU . TR.t.D.EBI fail first as men." church school cla56es for all · vw wuh your "'°""m•, s."" ·~ mtet Tuesdays from 2 4 When my mother asked to 11tr 1n c1rr "'1111 OAILV PILOT, -lrrtlplar Shape9 l Old Mission -''I find a mong our a.ges are held oat 9:30 and 11 me to go to the store. or enc1Mtn1 1 11ll·•ddr1u1d. ,r.,,..,_, p.m. in the same room. Coeta Mta Mattrti. Co. chaplaim the whole range a .rm. The youth fellowship The recording gr o u P baby-sit, or iron the rnvrlOPe. Students will study the 11a Newpoit .,,.,_ ' between doves and hawks. I groups meet each Sunday Caravan Singeni, with the dishtowels, 1 was sure she works of Bach, Dupre, Uberty 8-1303 , To Observe find myself free to express from 6:30 to 8 p.m . husband and wife team or was taking advantage of me Dean Dean Mendelssohn and others, I'------·----' '-my point of view." leading the way, w i 11 because 1 was adopted. 1 plus hymn and .anthem ac- '. Pastor J ames G. Blain of present a concert Sunday at remember saying to myself, com paniments. Students e UPHOLSTERY • • S D -''A ~1AN can allow his the Newport Harbor the C-Ommunity Methodist ''That should be HER i'ob. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. must have had the elemen---·------: erra ay career to be his god . A man Lutheran Church, 2501 Cliff Ohurch, 27002 Ca m in o bu h . aki ( U P I ) - F Io rid a tary course or one year o! , can be given a bad ef· Drive, Nelft-port Beach, will E-strella Dr .. in Capistrano ts e JS m ng me do it Presbyterian College now college organ instruction. Mesa~UphOISfery • fi · '---· discuss "Meditation on A Beach. at 7:30 p.rn . because she thinks I owe bas a Dean Dean on its A lied M · ill t c SAN LUIS REY _ Padre c1ency report ~ause he 1s her something on account o! PP us1c w mee ' Juni.pero Serra. Franciscan not gung-ho about the killing Good Man" at bOth t:he 8:30 The caravan concert is she took me in ." star.I Thursd~ at 11 a.m. It will founder of the Old Missions aspect of ..,_..ar." and 11 a.m. servic~ Sun-pre s e n t e d with a She Is Sarah Katherine allow students tAJ take Off- Uberty 8-4781 lllO NIWPOft ILYD. ',. of C;;iliforn.ia, will be As ked if the church itself day. stereopbOrric sound system I realize now how wrong I Dean. who is Dean of campus private lessoos for hould k and colored Urfh+,;ng effects. was and how much time t Women ... the college. -~•t. honored with s pec i a I s ta e over manage-6".. _ _.::.:.::::::..:-:..::::..:.::~::._ __ _:::~~=:::_ _______ _:.===-----===-d ! ceremonies Sunday at Old ment and financing 0 f "The Backbone of t:he This musical presentation wasted feeling sorry for Mission San Luis Rey. near civilian chaplains fo the Army," will be the sermon travels to a dilferent loca-myself. My parents were 1 Oceanside. armed for ces, some said: topic for the Rev. Henry E. tion each week. wonderful and tht!'y were 1 "Junipero Serra Day'' will .. The church does not. Jones SWlday at both the 9 The group is conducted by wi'se to insist that I do my ; be observed by the Fran-have the f in 8 n c i a 1 and 10;30 a.m. services at Mary JeM Brown from the share of the work in the '~ clscan padres at the Old resources. It would cost ap-Central Bible Church, 190 piano. Dean Brown, pro· house. I have an adoptea Mission. Ttte public is in· proximately $54 million just Ea9f. 23rd St., Costa Mesa. due er and singer wiU emcee friend who is a mess vlted. !or salaries.'' During the eve n i n g Ule concert. because her parents befit A special Mass will be worship service at 7 o'clockji";;;;;;;;;;;;•;;;;;;;;;;;;;...,;;;; ______ ;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;•\I sung at 10 a.m. in the "ONE CANNOT assign a the Rev. Jones will discuss, mission church. The Padre ci vilian with the military "The Pe rfect Church." The Choristers will sing llelec· Who Js not subject to the regular mid-week B i b I e tions of chant 6 u n g rules of the military.'' study Wednesday will be led originally by the Mission In-··1r I ~'ere a soldier look-by Fred Martin, a student at dians. A special narration ing for help. 1 would want 8 , =Ar=iion==a=B=i=b=le=C=o=l=le:;:g=e.==;ll on ~he Uie .and 3Chievements chaplain who Jmew their of Padre Serr.a will be given workings of the organizati'on SHARP by Padre Valentine llealy ol inside out. i would not fee l U you'•• • 1k1rp tr1<lll1r, 111 the Old Mission. very easy v.ith someone tll1 DAILY PILOT'S ftfl'IO~• Se r r a a r t I f e ct s , physically pre.o;ent but not Di1110-A-Line cl1uifl1d 1d1 S1t- documents and literature r e a 11 y part of the urd1y1. M1k1 ' bi tter d11I .• , will be di.splayed ln the machinery.'' wh1tll1r you 're buylftt or 10Jllftt• mission museum. Included ~;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;:~~~~===== will be copies ol lettors writ· I ...... l f ten by Padre SeM"a , an ~ mission records l>Nring hls slgrn1tur@. P~ers and otber t: m ~ _ 1 podt ' ~~_..:~~:'!,.ythe.,.1~;:. l ai avm J ~111ori1U lion of his btrthday on the l'1and of Mallorca also will Tin Sot11hl4tu/1 Mott Ltitlif"' be exhfblted, as well as the M""tni,,,U U . S ......-G<rvemment"11l.intcd .Ser1"i" MomoriaJ Nat.tonal Medals. The mlssloo Is three mllos lnl~ from Oceanside oo si.CI ffllhwlll' 76. "t,':E!TREES .. ~e WORLD ...... 1-..-:::-a... I See By Today's Want Ads • THAT • 1rs • DIME • A • LINE • DAY • NIGHT and DA y SERVICE 9,30 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M. -SATURDAY 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M. • l • • 6 DAILY PILOT ' ' •' ' . HOTIC• Ofl SALi! P-JIOI -.i1~ .. PllbNf S.19 ti' 011e 11) l'er4 (lll!T ... ICATI OP WUllNllS. ' 1\11 TN Truell ~t U. Hei.tw • PtCTITICUK MAMJI NOTICE 11 HEllEaV GIVEN hi, 1'M undef'11DMll M c.hlf\' "'"°~' New -College at -Santa Cruz ·Will Study About Poverty .LEGAL NOTICE •LEGAL NOTICE 'I'hls rau Santa Q-uz will launch its most innovative e<a·mpus to date. th e first ~ue,e in the nation devoted principally to understanding the causes ol worldwide poverty. Merrill <Allege, which will accommodate 500 students in 1969-70, will opeo in September w it h 350 students and .a faculty of 21. There will be 200 freshmen, I I 75 sophomore tr.a.osiers, 75 juniors and a smattering of seniors from other colleges on the San"8 Cruz campus. Almost all of 6ie faculty members have lived a year or more abroad in what is sometimes .called..tbe.. third world -that is, ·countries outside tt.he . Uwte(l · .states, Europe and Russta.~ - "'lb<i Thli-cf World" will.be • three ·quarter course of- I I lered to Merrill freshmen and sophomores this coming year. Provost Philip W. Bell explains ttlat lt will seek to deal with critical problems of poverty abrotid and relate them to analogous &ituations in the United States. ''The premise or the course," explalns Bell, "Is that the averege American with a white European background is often basically 1 rather arrogant and nan'OW·minded Pfl'SOD, thinking that ttle world start«! with the Greeks, mmana and the Bible and spread westward to the United States. "By sludylng the history and poverty problems of Africa, Asia aftd Latin America, Merrill sfudent.a can correct miaa~ prehenslons and s~ltaneously learn a great de&.\ about our nation's pro- ble"'"" .U-a n g u age, hlJtory, pbilOswby, even math and setebce courses at Menill will,;i:elate to the fie.kl of pov,.ty. 'Ibe &tUdents will do '1'•illlledJi~ll! work and have the opportunity IO volunteer for more. "For same" Bell &ald _.._ .. , 1o 111e i.w ~ •• •wi«< ~1,,. • 1M111tu ,, .,,,, E•tt " 1 ' !ht lll'IMf"llflwd, JIOIUIEST ALMQUIST. ;ff'HI, H.-f aeadl. C111forftl1, , Hsueh field work might *"H .-11 at Plll>lk wc11oi1 11 »M Soul "" t1ct1t1otn 11rm name ., FAMl v er1110~ Costa MeP. Or111111. C.lilorftlt lOUJE and mat .-1c1 flnn Is ~of mean six months w i t h 11 " o'(lock A.M., °" Mondav, "-1•~ ..,. IOIVNIM ~....,.., ,.._ ,.,,._ 111 1u11 . ~•Y of StP'ltmti.r. 19", !ht fr>llowln nd plectt Qf rnllltn« -11 fe11owa:I m i gr a Jl t w or Ii;: er s ID dncrlbld orOPertv, to-wll: CLYDE L. ALLEE, m £111 ~ . _,_ In o... en 1111 Ton Ford Trvdl c11111: 51,..1, NawPOrt ... di. c.11w1111. \ Cali!or1u.<1 or a year a wrm 01tc11 Dlffff MD<lftlM 10 Numt1r JOANNE "· ALLEE, m t:nr 21r• 'ty d el ment FMZolD2Ms. ltQ C1llfor11I• Lk .. i Slf"Mt, N~I kadl, C.llfoml•. c o m'DlUDl ev op Nu..,..r H-IUTI, O.lld Allllll1 n. ,,... 1 project in Peru." Bell is s.1111 .. ie11IOI'""1>uf'POM"' .. 11m111 CLYDE L. A.lt EE 1 negotiating with the Peace :".tr! w':; :'.;~"'!.11':111 ~:·:: :11i."' c.d?~:.l!o~~,..".L~!.,1y,~1 Corps and other organlza-....,_ of uie. o.. A111111t 1l. 1f6f, befc•• mt, • Ho 011.il Augu1t n. '"'· "upHc 111 •ncl fOI' Mid State, -II' tiom: to 2].an and help pey FORREST ALMQVtST .. _.m (L YOll l . ALLEE fOr" overseas programs for P~ Or•• CMU c.uy Plkd • .IOAHNE "• AU.El: 1-11 to me 10 AulUll t4. IHI 141+4 1119 "rwn• nm. ~ .,, i Yblcrl Merrill students. LEGAL NOTICE IO Ille wllhl11 lnsltllmlfll •rod .anow te4 ~ flllCIMd the Pmt. I T l*Ut 101'FICIAL ~LJ , NOTKI! TO Cll!DITOlti JO-" f. 0.Yll SUl'lltlOll COURT 011 THE STATI OF Nolirv Publ~C1lllor11l1 CALll'DINIA l'Olt THl Prlncl1>1I Olllct In COUNTY 01' OIANGI Orinue County NI. ......... . My Comrnlnlofl EXPlrtt E1!1tt If MA.BEL F. FITZPATRICK, June Jl, 1f10 , DlntHd. Pltbl15Md Or111V<1 Coal! 01l!V Pl1of, NOTICI! IS Hfltl!l'I' GIVEN to IM ....,.1.111 J4, S1 Mid .ks>lemtllf' 1, ,~, CT.cll1'1>"' of HM l boYt lllmtd M<:ICttl'll JM 14"-"' 11111 •II Nl'IOllS P\9Ylll9 d1 lm1 .. 11, .. 1 '"" ---,..,,..,-,-,,.,,,cc=--~~ .. Id cilcede11t ll"f raqulrld IO Ille flllm, LEGAL NOTICE wJlh l!lt neceu•rv vout11er1. 111 the cfllct of t111clerkof~1bov1 trdllled court, or[---"°°"'"'"-=c-o=::-=::=:-:---to _,,,,, them, with I/le n«eu.arv NOTICE TO CREDITORS vauc:11ar1, to toe wnMnlenfd 11 !he afflce SUl"ll!'.Jl lOR CDURT 01' THE STATI 0~ ol Gtot" L. Ovkl, A!lorney, 41' Sou!h CAll,-ORNtA f'OR TH• a.v .. ,., Drive, lll'Hf',., Hltlt, C1~1otn11, COUNTY 01' ORANG!" 90111, wtlldl 11 tile pita al bo.>Jlflfto al H9. A tl414 The Ulldersl9ned !11 111 mlttff'1 "rl1l11ln11 Eslltt of LANl(FORO V I It GI l to !hi Ulal1 of u ld lltce<lenl, within six l'H EllUS, SR., 1k1 \.. V. PHEl!IUS, Sft,. """'"'' 1fter 11'11 first publlc.ellon of tlll' Ol!'Ct••fd. notlc1. NOTICE IS HEREllY GIVEN to lhl 01tfd All9V!I 1J, l '61. tredllor1 of the ebov1 n•m"" lletedtnl LOTTA ioiOSTMAN !Ml •II PH.sotll 1\1¥11>11 claims -11111 !hi E~..:ulrlx .. Id lltct!denl 1r1 rlQulred to Ill• fflem, al ,,,., Wm al tilt •Ith the llKHU•Y YOUClltro, In "" "'11c1 1ticrve "'""" decedel\I ct "'' clert of !hi ebov• 111tllled cou':ijr1, or Ol!OltQI! L DUICE to Prn"'I flllm, With 11'11 llK !"I' ,,, Slllt~ BWfff'I Df1... l'OUl;N!tl. If The Ulldtroklnfd 11 The Cl h ... rly Miiii. C1llflrlll• cl Hurwltr, Hurwltt 1'111 Remer, QO J7nd Ttl: J1J-2n-5111 Sl'rttl, N--1 llffdl, C.tlfomlt n"3, AllllmtY fir IE•ICw!rl• which 11 !tie p!ICI of bulll!IU al th• Publl"1ed Oren;e Coa!,1 01olY Pilot, vndersl;nell 111 ell m11ter1 perf11nlne to All!IVll 24, 31 .rid Slplembl!r 1, u, IM t1!1te of nld lltctdenl, within 1lx l'Nll 1479-61 month• Iller the first pub)!utlon of lhll notice. D1ted JUIY 1', lNI. LANKFO llO •Ill.GIL llAR H4 PH EllUS, JR. NOTICE TO Cl.EDITORS Execu!Gr SUPERIOR COURT 01' THI! STATI! OF cl the Wl!! ol tt.1 • CALIFORNIA 1'01 THI! aDoYt 111med llKt!dlllt COUNTY OF ORANGE HURWITZ, HURWITZ enll ltt:MEll: FRIGIDAIRE LEGAL NOTICE 15.9 CU. FT. SIDE-BY-SIDE REFRIGERATOR FREEZER ONLY 32" WIDE 1 100% frost-proof! You 'll 1 Side-by-side convenience! never defrost again! 198 lb. size vertical freezer! •Full-width hydrator keeps produce fresh and crisp! 1 Acrylic enamel exterior -Easy to wipe clean! 1 Extra large door storage! MODEL fPJ.159Vfll SPECIAL 35988 EVEN LE)S WITH TRADE Nt. A...o.IU 4)1 Hnd Slrft'I E1t1Je of JES~IE MclNRO'I' •.k.t . Ntwl'Ol1 SUcll, Ctlfflntll t:IUI GLD!it'r' 11 . MctNROY, 01!'CtlM'd. ,1,."20 NOTICE IS HEREflY GIVEN IG ~ AltwlllY fir l!i ecutlt' c•l!'dllllf"I OI Ille 1bov1 111mfd ilecMtnl Publll"911 Or1119t co.,1 Dilly 'llot, IN! 111 Ptr1ens hl¥11!9 cl11nft-1t1ln't Ille A11<1u'I 2l, 31 1nd SepltmMr 7, ,1,, u ld ileced.,.t ere rMulrHI lo Ille them, '"' 1'11.., with the iaecn••rv VO!Khlt1, In Ille olfl<t • LEGAL NOTICE ol the clerk ol tilt 1bo11e en!Tllfd covr!, er hi PteMnl ~.... with the MttsMrv VOl!Che•s. lo""' unde"ltnHI 11 Ille offlces l--~~~~-~==~---ol lier Attorneys 5Pr1y, Gould 1nd NOTICE 01' T•USTEE'S SAL• llowe~, Jiil Unkwl !lull! $qu1rt, 50ll SGu!h ND, 1·71""'211 , Main SI., Or1nve, C1lltornl1, 9?661, which On Wt'dllnd1y, Sl'J>lietnbtr 11, 1M, •t ts lh• PIK• of busl11•11 ot !ht 11ndersltnHI eltvtn o'clock 1."1 .. 11 Ille kllllt! Mlln !n 111 m1!!eu perl1l11lnt lo file eslate ol Entr1nce cl Ille Court Hou..e, In the said dtc~t, wlll!ln ,ix monllU. 1fter Cl!I' al Stnl1 AM, C11lfoml1, UNITl!O the fl"I 1>ubllc1llon ot lhll notice. CALIFORNIA BANK, Tru1!8'1 ar lllC• Dlltd A119u1t 23, 1161. ce·nor TNS!'9 under the Dl!t!d of LELLA Mc D 0 N NE l l Trvll ""61 by CAii\. T. RUSSl!ll. !TAFOYA) •n unmarried min, ind nconled EXl!'CV!tl• OecMiber 13, 19", In Booll 1\2.11, al Ille Wlll of the Pave 51t of Offlclat ll:~ds of 0•111111 ll'RA'I', 001,~0• ,•,..·-, .. •,~,"', nt Countf, C11/fornl1, 1tYen to secuni 111 J,.,. ,,... dtbltdnl'Ss In II'«'• of WALTON •"-"""" At LIW TOMERL IN, • m1rrled """' -1u111 .... HI UlllH fltnk S<1111r1 td to EARL G. ELLIS Ind EVELYN.No. JOI $1!Jlh Mttn Slntt ELL IS, husband anll wne 11 mmmunll'I °"'""· C1tltornl1 '2ut property, by re1son of the bre«:ll II ao•· Ttl: 1110 IU-04H ltln ob!lt allons 1iecvrt!d thereby, notice of AttwlllYI for IEXICVtrlx wh!cti br'!!ach Wll ,ICOnled MIV 11, 1 ..... Publl1h1<1 Or11191 Cotst 0111y Piiot, 111 Book MCI'. Pitt IN. ot nld Offld1I A111111I 24, 31 t r,d Sti>ltmbe• 7, 14, 11.iecords, will sell 11 public 1uct1~ to th• 1'61 lll'&-61 hlDhHI blc!d"° for cesh, PIYlble Jn Mwllll LEGAL NOTICE money of !tit Unl!ell Stites et the ti..,. ol 11le, without w••t111ty I S to 11tle, POssenlon or encumbr•nce'<, the lnlere.t l'-31toJ conveyHI lo end ,._ !>eld bY seTd Tru11e1 Cl!~TIJ'ICATE OF ABANDONMENT under u ld CJi,ed ol TrUll !n Ille pl'OPe>'fy 01' FICTlTIDUS NAME 1ltullo 111 Orange County, C1Hfom!1, THE UNOEltSIGNED d8'S lleret>Y c••· dHcrlbell 11: Iffy the! dfectl111 Autv•I 20, 19'1 lie Th1t l'Or11~ of Lot 1 al Fe!rvttW CNSlll lo do business uncl.r Ille tlctllloui Ferms, •• st'>Own on • Map reccorded 1., firm n1mt o1 ORANGETHOltPE $TEAK llook I, Pfge 71 of Mlite!~roeous M.,.1, HOUSE, INC. 11 7901 O••naolhorpe r«oras II Or•nae C011ntv, C1lllorrll1, ... ' dt1<rlbed a1 follows: . av1rd, five,.. P1rk. C1lllornt1, ""'1th BevJnn!na •! the Soutllwttl corner of bulineu WIS formerly comPoSHI of lht said lot, belr111 In tlltl cenftr n.,. 101 to11-in11 per;son, whose 111me !11 FULL Falr'lltw Avenve, 11 shoW!I on seld map t ncl PllCf al mldence 11 II IOUOWI, fO. Ind """"1119 thence E••I •lont the SoUth wit: line of ulll lot. lllr feet; fllli'lce J.,..,11 A. FtrGV$0f\, Notfflerl't tnd Pt•lllt l wtlh the U ld '"' Mll'l-Street """ lint of F•lrvl-Avetout. 60 ThO!llancll Otk1. CtUfornle !eel; lllence Westerty 1nd Plrlll•I WIT~ D11td: A.1101111 20, Ifft the Soulhe•IY line ol 1eld lot, :no let! to JC>f\n A. Ftrtusan the center o! Fel•~lew Avenue 111d STATE OF CALIFOllNIA, tnence Soulh•rlv t lona l!>e c"111•r of County ol Los Anvelts, ss. Ftlrvl~ Av1~, ta ltet lo Ille PO!nl ol NO MONEY DOWN AT LEONARDS . . • JUST SAY CHARGE IT! On Auvust 20. !NI, btfore me, I Nof1rv be9ln11l1111. P11bllc In I nd fw ••Ill County 111d SIB!'. for the PU,_t di PIYll!9 obAtlfltllt 1>tr10NllV IPPt•red Jotlll A, Ftrto\15<111 secured bv nld Deed, lnclUdl1111 ""' known lo me lo be lilt penon wtiow ch1rg9 t nd e~pense' cl th• Trv•IH, 1d- EN.IOYTHE SUMMER ••• WITH Ail COHDITIO.NING IN . TOUR HOME! SH LEONARDI TODAY POI THE LOWEST PRICIS A,NTWHIRE ON. fRIGIDAlll All CONDI- . flONIN51 ·COOLS UP TO 600 SQ. FT. FRIGIDAIRE 11,500 B.T.U . AIR CONDITIONER • 110 \I OlH-PLUG IN ANYWHEqE • Choisi• slides oul-coolt. up to 600 sq, ft. • Magnetic front f)Oft•I tih1 •ff fot acc ... to flltenl •Washable olr fil!W, ~to titan. hondv to toke 0111l • !cny to inttoll, • eompllml!lflt •a~tooml ... , ... Hts. 11444 I. ltl AYL 111-1121 ''COMPLETELY FROST PROOF'' , FRIGIDAIRE 2-DOOR - 16.6 CU. FT. REF~IGEU TOR • No Defrosting ever ref rig. or freezer • Giant sile freezer holds 154 lbs. • Spaciou1 food section • 5·ytar nationwide warro ntr • Ava ilable in white, avocado & coppertone ' W. Los A11el11 3441 s. s,,,,,,_, 110·3411 BURBANK '41 N. Ylcl11J llfd. 14Hl11 El-SEGUNDO 600 N. S1p•lnd1 ll•d. IA l·llU TOR~NCE 25405 Cr1ns•1w DA Miil Garden Grne 1201 Hnhr ll•d . JE J.lm 111m1 11 1ubscrl-!o 1111 within lnslru-1'111ce1, If any, Unllfr tilt terms of 11ld men!, end 1cknowltdllld IO ""' the! he Oel'd, Interest thereon. tnd 112,000.00 111 •~ecuted ""' same 11npald 1>rlncl1>1I of the Nore secured by W!lnesi mY h•nd.inll ieal. ••Id Deed, wllh lnterf!ll thorecm from (OFFICIAL SEAL) Octabl!r 12, 196'1 II In said Note Provided. OO't'l1 o llll NV Dated Auovn :!O, 1'61 Nolarv Pubne-Cilltomle UNITED CALIFOll:N!A llA.NIC Trvllee Pr111c!p•I O!flao 111 HAROLD S llAUEll Los A1191le1 Coun!v , ,._ , ~ · MY CommlHlon IEJ1Jlrtt 11 '"'' 1,,., 5'9nl lvrto Jin. 1, 1tn . nm SOJJ..DC "ubh11ied Or1ni11 Coast 0 11,., "llDt, ICAHN. STERN • llLAN!'I', "'"'· Augu11 ,,, 31 •rid September 7, 1963 StJt w .. 1 Cettl11rv a1vd. 1'6$-61 L .. A .. , ..... Citll. '"0 LEGAL NOTICE Tai: nui n'"un Publlshl!'d Oran;e Co11t 011ly Pllllt,[------~=,,.-----.:... Au9v1I 2•, 31, i nd Sephlmbtr 7, !•. l'-31114 l'Nll 1.01-6! CERT1l'ICATE 01' COltl'ORATION l'Otlt TllANSACTION OF llUSINESS UHOl!lt LEGAL NOTICE FICTITIOUS NAME 'TME UNOERS1GNED CO RPORATION do.s htrtbv cer!lfy Illa! 11 11 col'ldll(:tl111 1 "·l11U bu1l!leH locetl!d ,, M9 Wnt l&tll SI•"" CEITIFICATE OJ' BUSINESS NP.WPOrt Besch, Callforn!1 '16.!0 undfor tht J'lcllllou1 J'lrm Hf.ml flcllllous firm 111me cl NEWPORT Tht Undfr1lgllt<I ~I htrtbv cerUh 0111GlNAl5-HANO SCULPTOltED AiltT ll!•t he !s con<1ucti111 I •l!'llaur~n1 Ind the! said lirm t1 c""'POlfd ol tht ti..1lnt11 •• 111 lnolvldue1 11 7'0'1 IPl11lwl11g e<i•POrllfon, whos1 pr!nclPll Or1ngt!hori>t Boule1t1rd. !lutnt P••I<, Pl1ce of bl/slM.ss Is as tallows: • Celllornl&. 1111der th~ flcllllou1 t1tm "~m• ?GTH CE NTURY ENGINEEl'ttNG fll/ SIZZLER NO. 101 t 1'd !hat uld 11,m ANO MANUFACTURING INC., Lit Is compo~ cl lh• to11ow1110 person. Wt•I 161h $!reel, NewPOrt flue~. wtlole "'""' In full ind pl..:t al r"f•fdtnce C1llto•nl1 nwo. ,;, It •I lo!lows, to.wi•: WITNESS lb I nd lhl1 7Jrd dey ·°' Jol\n A. Fe~lt1M. 1t~ Mariowe AL111u1t, 1''61. Slrttl, Thouund D1k1, C1Hlor,,li . !OFFICIAL SE,t,LJ Oiied Au111il 2!1, 1116&. 10TH CENTUll:Y ENGINEERING John A. Ferguson Ind MANUFACTURING INC. STATE OF C,1,LIFOllNlol, JAMES 0. HICKS CDUNTV DF LOS ANGELES, "· Pres!di'nt Oii Augu,t 10, 1961, bef«e mt. 1 Nllirv STATE OF CALIFOllNIAJ Public 111 1nd for n ld County t nd Sla1e. COUNTY OF ORolNGE ) ll perw,..llY epPeari!'d Jcl\n A. Ferguson be'f tl!ls 23~d day 11 A119u11, A.O. 1,.,., knawrt to ,... hi be !hi! person wi.ose ore me OHO>h E. D1v11, 1 No!,,.., n""'' Is 1\lbscrlbed lo the wllhlll 1,.. Pu~~llc 111,."",for Mid Countv '""' Stile, 1tru,..e11t, end 1cl<l'lllwlfdgl!'d to mt 1'hll •es "II •en, duly commlulotted Ind he t~eculed tilt seme. sworn, per10,..lly •11e>11•1!'d JAMES o. Wltnen mY hino ind HI!. H/C~hs known lo me lo be lhe President (OFFICIAL SE.ALI 0 r coroorallon tlltt tlceclllt'll .,1 DoYlt 0 ll•,..Y Within 1nslrument Ofi bellltt ol !flt= No!erv Publ1c·Ci11fo,1\ll noraHon therein nemed, 1nd ld<llOW o• Prlncl1>al Offlcti In l!'d lo me fflat 1ucll l;Qf_.irlon tl< l.01 -'ngelel Coun"' Ille Mme. • MY Commlnk>n Ex1>lTH •~ Wll'llHs Wher.oi, I h1W ~~~"'-"' J1nu•ry 1, 1•n my h1ncl •nd •111•..i mv of!lcil! _, fl- ICAHN, STl!•N & aU.NIY, Attv. dly and re•r In tllll Ctrflflult llrst .... D SI Wftl CetthlrY ·Sl'td. wr/11111. • Lii """in. CtOI. !IOU (OFFICIAL SEAL) Ttl: UUI 71 ... 5'10 Jcrse11h E. 0111!1 ... MK.CC Notery Publlc.C111tor11J1 P~blllll..:I 0•1"9f COit! 01ily Pllol. ~rlnc!Pll Oft/Cl In ; AllOUll 24, ll I nd Sepltmber 1, 1•. ,:y·~:...c°r"7 E 4 IHI 14'-61 Junt 2I, 'j'J:..,, Xll!•n • LEGAL NOTICE Publltl'INI o....... C0ttl Delly j!; A1.111ust 21, 31 1n11 Seotiembl!r 1 1' 1"41 1~ • MOTICI! OP' PUil.iC Hl!AllNO • fll!FDltl THI! PLANNING COMMISSION LEGAL NOTICE :. 011 THI CITY 01' FOUNTAUI VALLllY !! NOTICIE IS l:IEREllY 11~11 th1t on llAlt·fSJ '1 Wedlll!ldly, Sec>tiembl!r 4, 1HI 11 7:Ja IUl'l!RtD R COURT 01' THI! STATI .. pt P.M., In IM CovncU Clllmbers. Cl.., H1!1. CALll'ORNIA • 10100 Slekr Awnuf, Fountain Vl!lrr, l'Olt THI COUNTY 01' ORAll'G•' Ct llfor11l1 lhe Pltn~lllt Comml11!o<I wlll N1. A....-:11 hold PUbifc htl•lnt °" !hi IPllDwlllll ti>· NOTICI! 01' HEAi.iNG 01' l'l!T111IH pllcelloM: l'OR l'ROllo Tl 01' WILL ANO ,,.It 111 IONI' CHANOlr NO. 174 AP. Ll'nl!RS Tl!ITAMl!NTARY 1 •o l l!c1tlon 11/bmlll!'d bY Y. TANAKA, M SONO) • 1-•~ ~uutlnl cto.ntt ot ~"'on E11111 'f HARRY LOWE tal p._rty located on 111t t!tl 111H! al HOUGNTO~ 1llo lo.-11 HARRY_.. 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Clllle '5.000 •I DIMN •· S•,111...... IC 111.1 •NII The l'ou11t.in v111n ZOlll"' 1'11 w .. tdtff 0 11,, • Or-cll"'llCll· The fOtll d'll"'" •In l""'°lw 1111'9 Numbtl" 7t1 81' "'"'"'"""' Ill Stcl1-1 Dl1"'1<f Miio N......-t SHU. Cl"'""• • ,..J..11. The Z,,,.IM Ord1111""°, ZOll!tll T11, 171'1 ..._l11J ftUI Mlp1, l ll<f Plof Pltn' IA '" !lit In "" A.,..,., fer ,.tlrt... ~ PllnnlN Dtotrfmetll t nd IA IVl lllblt l'ublllllfd er.,,... Coa1t Ot!l't ,.I,., hi• pVtillc lnlPf'C!toll """ u1mlNllon, """"'" n. 1~, JO ltM Uol,,_ Those dl!sll'lll9 fo tulllv 111 ''"°' or ln·l-----..C...C.:'... ___ _::::·::--llk>~ hi llltle rMUM.11 11111 llr'OJIOUifl .111 "' •Iv~ 111 01100rtun1" "' °' II), 11:1r------------.O. P\l'IN!r "'lorml llon 11 dttltfd, '""" ""y ~ Clllltlcl IN! Pi.nt1lnt Dep1""""' 11 .. ,. s ,. ,.,~ •lld •rftt IO z-CPll .... No. "'""" HARP conc11n..,,11 u" 11"""11 No. JI. PLANNING COMMISSION 01' If y1w'11 I 1lltrp triclir, h THE CITY OF ,,. tit DAILY >I FOUNTAIN VALLEY • Lors f•m111 $11"!1.. R. Mlndl•ld D!..,1 ·A·lin1 cl111ifl1d 1d1 Se~ "!111nlnt 01..mir 1nd 1nd11•· M1•1 • be tter cl1•I •• l.tcret.rv to in. ~ Pllnnir. Commit•lon w111t 11 yoM'r1 buyJ119 t t ltllint PllllllllllO Oretltt Cetfl Ot!W /J6t, t... °1 ""'"'' ''· 1,.. ,..,1._ ________ .;::•;...• _ _, ., ' •' Real Estate y Questions ond Comment By --R1ndoff Mc€1rdlo R)1ltor Why 1hould I list ~ heuu exclusively with one of you broken. I have n.ver undersioocl this. It would 1Mm to me that if I listed my property ''openly'' with ·many different brokers, that they would work on it '=tiarder; inasmuch •• I am agreeing on what you call an open listing to pay a cammf11ion to the 11lllng broker, he is protected. Also, with an open type lisiting to several d.lffarant brokers I can still 1111 the property myself, which is • definite advantage to me. And the first broker that tomes to ma with a buyer is the one that gets the com· mission, Again, it seems to mt that this would bt a real in- centive for them to really push my property; and yet. most of you realtors i1r1 not interested in this.open type ·listing. You want axclu1ive1. Why 1houid I give an ex- ·c1u1lve listings to .a broker? What are tht 1dv1nt1ge1 to ·.me? From the owner's point of view. there are _positive ad· vantages. When he give~ one broker exclusive agency, be has a right to expect vigorous sales effort. He an· ticipates results. for no brok~r should accept an ex· elusive listing unless he believes that he can sue· cessfull y promot~ the sa~e. If ~he b!oker fail~. he runs t~e risk of incurnng ill will whtch will be detrimental to .his business. The broker accepts not only the op-- '.porlunity of earning a commission bu~ also the duty of -giving the owner the besfl results possible. When a broker has an exclusive contract, he is Justified in spending time and money to locate logi~al buyers and negotiate a sale. He can afford to advertise -)the property and if desired he can offer it through other ·~eattors, thefeby giving the owner a speci3:1 service t~at includes both individual preferred attention and wide 'market distribution. -.: It is vastly better (or the broker to concentrate on pr~ . perties the sale of which he controls, for then he 1s ~ssured of fair compensation for l;lis services. No sane 'salesman would go on the road and take orders for goods without definite knowledge that he could make d elivery. Exclusive listing gives the broker assurance that the property he is selling c~n be delivered at a definite price and upon pre-established terms. · The advantage of exclusive listing are summarized in a leaflet prepared by the Brokers Institute for distribu- tion bv its members. The mailing piece contains this definition: EXCLUSIVE LISTING is the modern sal<' plan recommended by the National Association of Real Estate Boards. You give the realtor of your choice ex- clusive authority and· responsibility for prompt, satisfac- . tory sale of your ttroperty. He becomes your personal renresentative and you get preferred attention and ex- pert s~rvice from start to finish. -Subsequent paragraphs tell why exclusive listing is the "f;;istest way to sell your real estate at fair market · value." PREFERRED ATI'ENTION. When you authorize a rc~ltor to sell your property as your exclusive represen- tative, you are "first in line" when be shows real estate to the qualified buyers he locates through advertising and personal sales contacts. ACTIVE SALES EFFORT. The realtor shares your desire to sell the prope rty quickJy, at the best price ob- tainable. He uses his experience. information and facilities to advertise your property effectively and to close the sale. REAL SE LLING POWER. With assurance that the property can be delivered at a definite price, your ex· elusive agent can offer it through other brokers -giving .you a special service with real selling power. NO BOTHER FOR YOU. As exclusive agent. a reaJtor saves you the annoyance of dealing with a number of . ~ifferent people. When you keep him advised of any in· '1uiries made directly to you, he "separates the wheat "from the chaff" and shows your property only to buyers who are ready to do business. . ,., THE BUSINESSLIKE WAY. When you give a realtor an exclusive li sting, you get all the benefits of pro- fessional real estate salemanship, based on experience, "Know-how" and up-to-the·minute market facts. Your reallor is an expert who sees, studies and sells many homes and other properties every year. Call on him and count on him! • f.OITOR'S NOTE: Rlndlll It. McC1!lll1 Is In ""'lllmlnt IPlll¥st1 1r11IHlll of tM llN1 E1llllrt. 1 colle9e "°""""'· 1 dlrKlor ol !hi C1lltorni. "--""''"" .i ltttl £11111 T•1dltn" ..,l!oor of "Rell P.!1t1tl lfl C..llt'OrTIJa.• ' SEASIDE Lyon on Housing Producers Coupcil Election o( William Lyon, president of William Lyon Homes lnc. of Anaheim, to the C.Ouncil of Housing Producers. has been an· nounced by the council's board o[ directors. The Lyon organization. ,.. subsidiary of A m e r i c a n ~andard Inc .. becomes the 12th member of the council. Founded in February of thi s year, the council is an association of the largest housing producers in North America. Total volume or the council this year will be more than 25,000 hQ\lsing units representing 1 a l e s volume of nearly S 6 00 million. In less than a decade. William Lyon Homes I has become one of the nation's top wlume housing jpro· ducers. During 1967 the company sales were 120 million and projections for 1968 are for sales of more than SSO million. I n February, Lyon m e r g e d with American standard. the world's l a r g es t manufacturer of heatfng and plumbing equipment. Lyon is presently building in Southern and Northern C a I i fornia. Metropolitan Washington, D.C. (Virginia) and New York C it y lHarlem ). The Lyon firm has long been regarded as a leader in the home building field . particularly in the areas of 11ales, merchandising 8.nd mafketing. Other membefs of the Council of llousing Producers are: A 1 c a n Design Homes, Montreal, a subsidiary of Alcan Aluminum; Deane Brothers, Inc., Newport Beach, Calif .. a subsidiary· of Occidental Petroleum; Kiufman &. Broad. Los Angeles: Larwin Co., Beverly Hills ; Levitt and Sons, Lake Success. N.Y .. a subst.cU.-y of IT & T: Lewers and Cooke, Inc .. Honolulu, .a ~bsidiary of U • S . Plyw~-Champion Papers; Macco Realty Co., Ne'Ylport Be3.ch, California, a subsidi'ary W Penn-Gen· tral; The Perf;.Mack Com· panies, Denver; Bert L . Smokler & ~·· Detroit; United Homesi Oorp., Seat- tle, and R. A. fatt Co. Inc .. Gardena, California, a subsidiary of Boise-Cascade. •, Osgood Gets Tustin Post Richard B.' Smith. preai· dent of Broadmoor }lomes, In c., has announced the ap- pointment of Roland Osgood as controller for the Tustin development company. The 29-year-old CPA , .a graduate of California· State College, Long Beach, joins the Broadmoor Homes after 51h years as a certified Action Council public accountant with Arthur Young and Co., an international lirm of CP As. Slates Meeting Osgood !iv .. with hU wil•, Linda, and their three sons The Or&nge County Com· at 17367 Oak Street In Foun· munity Action Council board lain Valley., of directors meeta Aug. 28:L==========:; I in the Orange County EngineeriDg Building, Santa Ana . The meeting is set for 8 p.m. in the Plaminl Depart- ment Hearing ~aoom at 400 W. Eighth St. LOCAl N• •ril•• 111w1p1p•r f•/11 V•' mor•, .... ,., ,,.,, 1lt•ut wh1t'1 ••'"' •11 ' lfl th• , ..... , Or•flt• C.•rt th•fl tit, DAILY itlLOT. llRancho ha Cuesta II " .i " 1 • • I 1 by the self Here 11re large lots, roomy enough for a boat or trailer, and you may walk or bicycle to Huntington Beath State Park, less than • mile away. Live under smogless. ocean-breezed skies at Rancho La Cuesta. $24,500 to $30,900 FHA.VA Ind Conwntlonll lerms Sales office : On .Bushard near Hamilton. Phono (714) 961·2929 • furnlshod Mod•!• • 2 lltm~lon .... ·- • .-.--·~--·-·-· - OAIL't' PILOT 7 Home Sales Booming Realtor Hails Promising Outlook Our compute'1 takes .~the tr~ffic jams, endless driving, and lost weekends " out of house hunting~ (absolutely free) ~ you're looking for a new home, now is what kind of home you want, and we'll match you up. Sure helps to know where some of the Medallion Homes art that lit your needs lnslead of driving all over Southern Gall- fomia with a car ful! of kids and maps, doesn't It? we can save you a lot of lime w11h our SHE• program. SHE means Select• Homes·Electronlcally. That's computer Just fill in the House-.hun ters Computer Input Form. In a few dayg you 'll receive a lalk. And that's what we 've got. A com· computer printout of avail able new put er that knows where thousands of new Medallion Homes that suli your require· Medallion Homes In Central and South· ments. And this new Edison service is ern Californ ia are. AU we need to know 1baolulely free. Southern C•lilornie Ediaon ,sC/E DI " i .. j • La Palma -4 Bedroom1-T1'0 B1th1-Large Family R~m • All Electric Patio Kitchen • Mission Tile Roof • Concrete Drive • Wood Burning. Fireplace • Rough Heavy Beams. Monterrey 2-4 lledrvom1-1 or 2 Bath• - Large Bonus or Rumpus Area • Dining Area • All Bullt·lns; Range, Oven, Dishwasher, Stainless Steel Sink, Large Kitchen Pantry • Ce· dar Shingle or Shake Roof. San Jose 3 Bedroom-2 B1th1-C.thedral Ceiling; • All Underground Utili- ties • Showers Over All Tubs • Hand Textured Walls • Built-in TV •nd·Telephone Outlets • Weather-proof Electrical Ou tside Patio Outlet. San Miguel 4 hdrooms-f laths -Family Room • Formal Dining Room • Cultured Marble Pullman Tops • Custom 'lighting Fixtures • Raised Panel Entry Double Doors. f I j J DAILY PILOT 5.lturday, August 24', 1%8 Tailore d f or Teens Recreation Area 'Must' for New Home By VIVIAN BROWN ,.,. ......... ,111'11 w .. o ... Architects and builders should plan homes with a new point of vie w. The moderate priced h o u s c available to the average family is out of whack with our times and teen-age population. These World War II era type dwellings that were stripped of everything. but bare necessities must be up- dated by the do-it-yourse!fet or professionally 1f they are to accommodate g r o w n children. 'nlere is no provision for study or recreation . Something called a family room must suffice. It can't because it doesn't do the job. lt is nothing more than a noise trap in most homes -someone watching television while someone else plays piano or tries to read a book. Young people can't find a quiet place In their homes for study, one reason they roam "to study a.t Millie's" or to "sleep-over to Joan's." Today's e d u c at ion a I pressures are greater than ever but youl1€ peaple have less priv£Cy for school work than their grandparents en- joyed. This was poimed u p recent1y on a visit to a fami- \y in a typical six-room ranch style house that had served them through cradle and bl.Ulk-bed era. Three teen-agers and two small children were being told, "do your .homework,," as distractions in the fa .. m.!.ly room included 10 Puppies in a temporary dog pen tl\·at took up ont·third of the room, four kittens providing laughs and two older dogs. A basket of wash next lo an ironing board completed the scene that would have been deligbUul as a Norman Rockwell poster but was hardly conducive to con - centrl:tion. Parents who moved into such houses as newlyweds accept this sort of thing as the p"roblems of "a growing family." Unless they can af- ford to pay much more for a new house, they woU"ld have pretty much the same setup in one they could afford. The trend is to accept it until the youngsta-s go off to college or get married. If one is strapped for funds to build an addition on a house, one should look around for other alterrratives. For example, does the family car need a better house than teenagers enjoy? Put the car out and turn the garage into a recreation rocm, a place where young Harbor View Hills Haul people can unlemh thaii energies w1th basketball- hoop , ping-pong table, teen· age parties. dances. The family room could then be turned into a quiet study. If there isn't a family room, corral apace from another area, like a large Uvlng r o o m . Sometime1 merely th.rowing away junk in an attic and insulating it ,will provide the answer. A restful library obtierved in One house recebt1y had been a sewing room but wa1 like an oasis after all the room is walled by bookshelves to the ceiling. There were two 1 rn a 1 J tables, two com!ort&ble cl'lairs, a large dictionary, a globe of the world, a telephone and a carpeted floor that increased the quiet feeling. The teen-agers who use the room are top studems. Their mother con- fided that she doeaq't miss the sewing room. She moves her portable machine into the room when they are zt school. Another arrangement in such a room. ®uld be to have one large table along the wall where young people could spread out with thelr school books. Or individual tables coukl be· pulled out of enclosed cabinets b e l o w bookslielves. The Donald Bren Construction Co. has ctracted for 54 trees weighing 30 tons each, 30 feet wide and 30 feet tall, for the Irvine Company's Upper Harb-or View Hills development in Corona del Mar. The loads are so huge they must be moved along as few major arterials as possible. _ • Going, Going Almost Go The fastest growing community in Southern California is almost sold out. Village Two, on the Irvine Ranch next to the Uni\•erslty of California at Irvine is now in lhc last stages of ulcs. If you want the chance of a lifetime for a home in a recreation-studded park, Hunyl ~.,,.,.. vit:Cr.'f rwo - New Tenant . t..W Irvine Coyai.Jlex . Th.is is an artist's rendering of the new bea~q~~rters tac91ty to be Compan,-in the· Irvine Industrial Complex, now .under deveJ,op- constructed for Assembly Engineers, a d1vi51on of the Rucker ment on llhe Irvine Ranch. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Succes sful Y acl1t De signer Now Building Cu stom Homes Huntin gton Marina Has Private Harbor ''With private boat.slips at Huntington ·Marina villas begin from $43,500 and are styled in contemporary and c 1 a s s i c arcrutecture, of· fering five d i st inc t Iv e f!oorplans. The philosophy of G e n e Wells of Ivan Well! and Sons Inc -that if a thing ls worth doing then it's worth doing well -is probably the reason why a Wells 34 .aux- iliary ketch, which was purchased in 196.1 for $21 ,000 was sold by 1he owner in 1966 for $2.8,500. Wells designed and buik the Wells 34 auxiliary ketch. He now designs and builds custom prestige homes, and the same care, quality and value that was built into a their doorsteps. Huntington \VeUs 34 ketch now goes into boats in Newport Beach and Marina residents n e v e r Baycrest "Forever View" was the first boa1 builder in have to battle traffic to en- homes in Dover Shores, . Newport Beach, the latest tb.is area to utilize the strip joy y~ar . round pleasure. development ol Ivan Wells planking method of con-boating and related water and Sons, Inc. struction. sports," say.s Cedric E. San- G1!'ne's intere.!11. in boats It was in 1949 that Gene ders, build~r of tms residen· started at any early age. At joined his brother a n d tial marina at 15930 Pacific 13 years of age he designed father in their then 27 year Coast Hwy. and built his first boat, an 11 old construction company, "The boatllips are in- foot sloop. At the age of 15 Ivan Wells and Sons, Inc., eluded in tile price of each he had t'Ompleted a 19 foot where his obvious talents Huntingtos;i Marina villa," keel sloop which is still sail-were channeled into the Sanders ~. "and oiler ing out qf Long Beach. designing and construction the buyer a mooring cq>aci- From 1946-1949, Gene Wells supervision of their custom ty of up to 46 feet for his "There will probably never be another op- portunity for b u yin g channel-front villas at this price ," Sanders c 1 aims , "with each v i 11 a com· manding a magnificent view of the channel that opens up more than 20 miles of aquatic thoroughfare to the residents." was designing .and building prestige hemes. sailing er.aft."' ~~~~~~~~~~--'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CONSI · EJ.t·· ·THE FUTURE I ,. Ii 83,000 acres of rich hH'~ory, and pf an evi'n richer futf!re , make up IRVINE RANCH. It's · a place of growing; w'-re your s1ins will· ma,ture int!'1men, ewey from the grasping con· crete of urban congesli~n. 1J Where your li!tle gl~s can .laugh in daffodil dreams of their fair tomorrows. IRi\'INE RA!JCH is a country 1hat roll~ greenly from the Santa Ana Mountains to the cool m°i\temel)t ol'Pacific s-urf; a counley prepared for each new day with its master plan of open vistaa and parks, of houses and apartments, of living, working and play· ing expanses. Homes in every price range now under cqnstruction in 5 individual communities. ~ Visit the IRVINE RANCH INFORMATION CENTER, Santa Ana Freeway at Myford Road, 2 miles east of Tustin. Open daily from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. IRvlNF! RANCH --- "·· • I\ ----·-·--·-~-----•• -- S11lllfd.tf, A119us1 24, 1%8 OA(l V PILOT I) High Interest Rates, ,..,.,n ••• flt ClllTIJllCATI 0' IUllN•U. lolOTICI TO calOITOll ,.ICTITIOUt MAMI \UPlllOa COUIT 0,. TlolS '"" -•1111*1 -Ctrllt\o "°' Lt'°"" ITAT• OJI CALIJIOIN1A 1101 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Mii ... "•••dfltH ., m E~t 11111 $tr.et. , ... COUNf'I' OP OIANOI Tight Credit Normal c.,.1. Mu., C•Hffrlllt. _, "" lie· l!ll•lt ot l"IANK ltOMAN IAUS. llllow llrm """" 8' ELECfll lC OI GAN Dec;M - ASS()CIATES tl'll 1'1111 .. Id """ Is com. l<tQTICi IS Hl:lll:llV (j!Vl!!N Ill !tit _.., crf "" fol-I... ..er-. ....... C<H ltorl 8' IN •-Mll'llld Oecf'dt'"I ........ In h,111 ..... •IK• "' •f'Sldf:ftc• Is " "'-' •ll N ftOnl lll Ylfttl clllnl• -1'91 ""' lollOw•: w ilt OK-ftt 1•0 '""l'" .. till --.. Nt•I LYM Mllrltfly, 100.1 Sl•MI Clr• Wirf\ I"" n«.'"'°tY 'f'OllCNtl, In ll>e etflce elf. HllllllfttllOll ll•Kll, Ctll!Otft '•· ot "'"' Cltrk ol lllf lbeVt t!lllllH toYfl, "" Otletl ......... 11 t. 19'1. to H'tHlll the"'. wUh ""' ftKtSU ..... New Recreation Center Tustin Meadow's newly completed recreation center ..wi\J serve as a prototype for a second center, which will be com pleted in September. The 900-acre com· munjty also has an eight-acre park. Rancho California's First Industrial P lllnt Operating The fir91. manufacturing ~. plant to locate in the new in- dustriaJ park at Rancho California in sou th we' t and medium industry as part of the overaJI master plan of the agricultural\y- oriented development. ., Riverside County has begun ~~operation and e~ to have a 125-man work force within 90 days. AU raads and uUlities are to be provided, the land is being offered on a fully-im- proved basis, and restric- tioos in.sure retention o( clean air and water. Jn ad- Ardee Machine and Design Company, aircraft components manuf;acturing rirm formerly based i'n E l Monte . currently is working on subcontracts t o t a J i n g more than $1.5 million. Rigoberto Diaz, founder and president. of the first firm to move into the new 40-acre renter -the only in· rl ustrial park between San Diego and River6'ide -said that operations will be con· centrated at Ra n ch o r.alifornia, "to take ad- vantage of the rural, smog· fr ee atmosphere." Ardee is located In a 25.000 square foot building on a five-acre site at l\aodlo California adjoining th e Rancho California Aitport. e plam. has a privete tax- iway from the airstrip, which is north of Temecula on the west side of Highwa y 395. Rancho C a liforfria is an 87 ,500-acre diversified land development, owned b y development .!luOOidiari'es of Kaiser Aluminum 111 n d C h e m I c a 1 €or!)Orati.on, Kaise.r:. ludustries Qlrpora- tioo and the Penn-Central Company. The Industrial. Park is designed for light LAKE SAN ' dition to the Ardee Machine and Design Company, ex- ecutives o( two o t he r Southern Ca I i f c r n i a in · dustrial development flrm:ii: a.re c u r re n t I y finalizing transactions for space i n the modern airport industrial park. Navy Contract EL TORO Congressman .lamt.5 B. Utt ( R-Tustin) has announced that a $12.8,278 contract t-0 repair and seal tcuiWC!-Yli at the Marine Corps Air Sta- tion here has been a.warded to Slurry Seal of Phoenix, Ariz. SMOG-LOGGED? Why do,.'t Y" loift tfl• families who hove emigrot•d to the Clean Co•ntry -liake $on Morcos in North County, Sa• Diogo. Breoth• f,.I loolr out ot mountoh• fange1 30 miles awoy and get the fHling thot you could wolk ttiere ond boc:k before breakfast. Enjoy the cool summer doy1 in the finest cli-that -be found anrwh•r• on th. Nonh "'"""-~ .... You' .. got to~ It, fMI ii, motho it lo b.litYO it really exist& -iUJf 1 Y2 lioun from downtown Los AngtlH via th• Santa Ano and lnt.rttate #5 fl'ffWOyw. Mortgage finanein,: 'ha11 entered a new era whe r e higher Jnterest rete11 and tighter credit shout~ be con· -sidered normal, Robert W. Karpe of Bakersfield, !presi- dent of the California, Real Estate AsJtOCiation, ·slid to- day. I I "Expanding eco~rrdc 1c- ti vity in our country Is creatin g a larger demand for money to finance It than there is available," ~arpe said. "a condition that will be with w for years to come." He said competition for funds arid resistance to bigher interest ratH "have stabilized mortgage interest rates at 7%·7"2 le'le'ls. We will see minor flucfuation1'1," he added. "as government ti nkers with the eronomy and the Viet Nam war 11itua- tion chang~. but 1 doo't foresee any majj change up or d own." Seabury II Homes Set At Moderns ''Seabury It homes, only one-eighth mile from Hun- tington Beach StJte Park. were designed with one modern, sophistic~te1 ftmi- ly in miod," says Mrs. Don · na Burger, sales manager for the Seabury Develop- ment Co. "Enjoying 8 , )\ear·rou nd temperate cli m1~Seab_ury !J's young residf.Tl s are JUSt miriutes away f many modern shoppipg centers, schools , churche8 of all denominatiooli i!o<l. the finest medical 4~ dental facHities, not to mention the recreational fa<!#. ties to be found at the by beach resorts of Ne , Balboa and Laguna." ' Located at N.-,~land and . Atlant·a' Avenule~. Seabury JJ's newly opened increment of 379 sing l ~~family residences offer three and four bedroom' ' five dif- ferent Ooorp and 20 qesi.gn eleVa I r om which to Homes 124,700 _ ..... ,. •· The next time your •'(fl 1mort and your lungs reber, futt get tn your CGr and escape to th.. Cleon Country .. la kt Son Marcos hos ~\,ch to offer that will entronct you - but above all you will,hove fo"'MI tfte haven from smog yoy hare been wiahl119 f9!illd. _ FOR A FREE BROCHURE, WRITE' DON FRAZAR <I 1600 LAKE SAN MARCOS DR. LAKE SAN MARCOS, CAl. 92069 Nttl LV"" Murollv V61Xl!tf'•, lo !flt ..-r1Mned •I lht etrlct Ci" th . . Slolt ol Ctlll.,ftlt , Dr•"" (ouftlv ~ ot Ills t llotMYL \IOEGELIN, llAITON, ung e H\Come tax i nte res t. I~ still one of ihe o.. Av.1111 t. '"'· betcr• -· • Not••Y HAl1t1s s CAL LltTErt. '°' SOUTH OL• h th t ' \ · h · f ·1 "ubllc In t l\CI hi' 1t ld Sti lt , 111r1ontllY IVE STREET, Ill~ FLOOR, LOS AN· sure arge A JUSt wen In· est 1nvestmel'l'U a am1 y ,.....,,,~ NHI LY"" Mu•ol'IY 1t110Wn to ,.., GELEs. CAL1F0 1tN1A •o•n~. wMc11 1. to err-t • an ( h . k " h I t .. !ti be "'" Pff$OI\ -· ....... I• •vDacrlb-"'' PltCt "' bv1lne11 llf !111 111!ders'9n.td .... 11 examp e , e can nl a e , e s a e u , td 1p ,,.. wi1t.1 .. 1,,..,11....,n1 •1111 "' •11 ....,11,,, .,..,11111,11, ,0 ,,.... 1s1111 id_th.11t most economic "esneciall in California •c•nowiec1,e.1 ,,. •••c~110 "'• ••"'•· o1 ••Id 11tctd•nt, "'""1" 11• "'°""u "'" -, • IOFFlCIAL..SliAL.I 11• 11\t lk>t.p110Uullon ol Hiil ao.tlct. report& indicate it Is already Property values here have a .1ostt1>1> E. 0. ... 1. D•-•uGu1r •. 1tU I hi r · · NOll•V P11bllc·Ct lllornlt tit!ll81!:RT M, IAUI bavine • cooling effect on ong S!Or·y 0 continuing to Prlnc:IN I Olll«i I" ,t,DMIHISTll:ATOll WITH· rise . Pop u I at ion fo r O••,... Countv THE·WILL·ANNl!Xt:D the n1tion'1 superheated ,. ·1 . b 2 000 MY Comrnlnl°"' l!ICPI•.., OI '""' l!STATE ol ~ ... ah orrua y the year , Jun• 11, ""' •llO't• """" dit!Pden• economy. is predicted at 35 millions a l'uDllthed o ...... COl•I D•llv Pllol VOIOl!Llll '""TON, NAllllll • ' "''"'"" I. 10, 11, 7•, 1... 1)4.!'611 CALLIS Tlll "This traditionally, a few factor that alone should RY• 0101101 KALINSKI months later, causes in-keep on pushing values LEGAL NOTICE t.",°o'u~~,. C:~v~"'~·. 111111 ,.Looi:. C·eases t'n '. v ,. n g • ac· __ u_p_w_ar_d_._··________ l.OS ,I.NOil.ii. CALl,.OllNIA -1t • l'lt•ll't\'Jr Tl!L! f!UI 'U.tnl " I NOTICI TO CltllOITOltS ""-"' tw AOMIN~Tll,t,TOI COtJnts , he said, "at the IUPllllOll COURT OP TMI" WITH·THl·WILL·ANNl!llll'O at ITATI 01" CALl,.OltNIA POlt Putlll"""" Ori-c ... 1t Dtl!Y Piiot. same 1o1me taking the edge THI COUNTY 01" OllAltlGI ......... 11, 1•. Jl 1111! k Plomlle• '· rf of th d nd r N•. A1tm 1'61. 1'1WI o e ema or money l!•t•t."' JACO• TESMAN, •loci k-"·1------------- t o finance industrial •x· •• JACO& TETER TESM.IN. Oteu-s MINUTES TO NOTICE IS HEl:Ell'r GIVEH "' IM LEGAL NOTICE ' ~-1 ""'llOll "' llMI •llov• ... ....., cltc...,I,, --------------panslOll . • .... means more llltl •It ... , ...... ti.vi,,. Clllml •••I"'' ""'I NOTIC• to Ct:IOITOlll money for mortga.ge finan-NEWPORT .. id d.ctdeflt ''' '"" 1 '"' "' tti. """"· su,..-11011 cou1T o"" tH• cing. WI! have a tremendous ;r:.'71e:C.:"~...,,..,.;;::n::ni:i :,:,~;.• 1i~:•cg~111c/,.L1;~"o~'!,.~O,.• to P<tMftl ltlem, wllll ft>e ft«Hll"' back Jog Of d nd f "°"'""'"' lo ll>e ..-r111ntd ti Ille office tN. A-41HI em.a or "' ..... Allolnt'I' c ... rlff J. "•' .. 142 Sol.ill\ E1l11<! "' JOSEPH &USH , Alla II;-., housing which will im· Hiii 5tretl. Lot A .... i. •• C1lllorn11, wllldl JOSEPH llUSH, M.0 ., 0.C••std. m~1·ately take "P the ,Jack, BEACH I• tt>t •l•c• of"""''""' of 111e ut111er11inec1 NOTICE is HEREaY GIVEN 1n '"' cu In •II "''''-'" •erltlnl,,. le Ille ••l•I• of cr9dlloro "' IM •lilN't "'"'ed dtcedenl causing the kind of balance Hltf dtc9dtn1, within 11• "'°"'"'' 1l!tr 1111 II>•! •II"""'" "•"'"" cw.Im• •••1"'' ""' l!rtl Plllll!tellon ol 11111 notice, 11ld llec-nl •fl r...ulrld II 1111 llltm, in illterest rates I foresee," D•IM Julv 11, '"' w1111 ,,... <11un1,.., vouc111t1. in ,.... "''le• Mi ry TtllT!tft ot 1'1\t clert< ol Ill• •boYt 1nlltlell court, or Thi! state reaJtor preio;i- dent said lie did not agree with specuJiation in some quarter! that mortgage fn- terest rates could go as high a!I nine percent or 10 per- cent in C al ifor n i a . "Mortgage funds are very unlikely to become that scarce," he commented. He listed these factors working to increase the sup- ply of mooey 1va.ilable: I. Reduction of liquidity reserve ~ requirements for member savitwgs and loan as11ociations by the Federal Home Loan Bank Board from seven percent to 6.5 percent, releasing funds for rnortgageg. 2. Increased flow o I pension fWld ipvestments in- to the home m or t g a g e markets. 3. Dropping co n s u m er price index a 11 the tax. surcharge takes effect and savings increase. 4. Softening of the bond market, which previously had offered auch high yields that it siphoned off money ordfnarily available fo r mortgages. 5. Reduced fede ral ding, which ~gan currently with the surch11.rge. spen· con· t a x 8. "Some trement" of kind l'.'lf set· the Viet Nam war. 7. Slinver rate of ecooomic growth. Pressur~ for more housing and remodel· i n g exist.Ing housing are very great. Karpe said, "and that takes money. E:x· paoding populatjon ie the greatest pressure. INCREASE "Our annual increase in households nationally is at the rate of about ooe million a year, During 1960-1966. we averajed 800,000 n I! w househokb: a year. Y e t residential housjng starts are exipected to tolal only about J.5 milliOfls t hi s year.'' He cited a post office survey of vacancies in re&idence3 a1 showing 1.9 pet"Cent in Bakersfield. 2.2 percent jn Los Angeles County, 4.3 percent in Orange Cot.n:y, and 1.5 per· cent in San Jose. ''We hive the vacancy factor in yean," Karpe 1aid. ''Higher real wages for all workera give the new houaeholders ability to pay higher prlcet. for houses. Accordihl to a 1968 housing rurvey reported by the Real &!late Researt'h CorporatiOn, 80.2 percent of all brides plan to work after marriage, an all time high. "Declining family me. but increasing i n c o m e meaM that more families can afford to 1pe:nd more for hooalnig than ever before." Karpe said that the in- creHed abilitiy to pay more ror housing makes the new interfft levels, which have been usual since the credit crunch in 1966, reall~c. "A house bought with a mortgage at, 1ay 7 percent BIG FAMILY HOMES YOUR CHOICE All THE LUXURIES OF A 130,000 HOME! • Pl1YATC UICl.DSED l'ATIOS • FUllY CAlmED 100".4 NllON • AOACM[I olUll[ IAIACC • E'f[ lf:YEL llVEll WITH UMCE TOP • CllDlllAL ltCIE111011 llDC. • TWt 2l'l40' llUTID l'OOLS 2 BEDROOMS and Den or l BEDROOMS GREAT PLACE for the KIDS! * Heated Pools * Private Club House * Act11ities INCLUDING: * Pri1cip1I * ltoter11t *Insurance *Water * Exterior Malntaun" * Yll, hen TaXll f•• •• d11t ft tt~•tl1 ftr 111 ttn .•• ,, .. 'l•••rtlft•• tt Ulffrtuity. 11 f.t, JtW'lf ttly I •lllttl ff .. l,HP Cini Ctllttt .. llllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiliil 1111 ., Ullfusltf It 1"1"· MONTICELLO HOMES ~ ~--'1--1-~"~"'="'-- E•Kutrl• llf 111• Wiii "' lo prtlllf\I lhtm. wllll 11>9 MICtl l l rf ll'MI 1bov1 ,..med dece<Mnl \'OUCflera, to ttl9 UNle•ll1lltCI it ttl9 offlc• CNAl:Ll!t J. KATt, ot 1111 A!lorneYI Dll,.,.1, Ct<l)tn!tr, bv r•i Seulk Hiii SlrMI, l!rllftt J. Sc"" Jr .. tOl Do¥tr Drive. L• AR111ft. C1Mfw..t1 S\lllt 101, ... 0 . 811• HU, Nt--' l!i•K"• Ttl CTI4) 421_.i't<I C1ll!ornl1 ""3, wtolch l1 !ht pl1ct "' A......_ .., l;o:Kwlrh bwll'ltu llf lllt llllder5'9ntd In Ill mil!.,, P11lllllhe<il Ort"'I CNll Dtllv Pilot -l•!nl"' te lllt tlltl~ of s.tld decedPftl, A'"'"'' l, 11, 11, 24. lMI ,~ wllll!" 11• mant111 1fttr 1119 tlrsl P!lllllu· 1 ----~---------lion of 11111 110llc•. LEGAL NOTICE otred A,.°i':~ 2j~~•nc• •"" Trwt Com1>tftV T 21t1•r llv t:. E. W1ll,..1n SU,.lt:IO• COUltT 01" THI STATI DI' Anlaltnl Tru1t Otttur CALll"OltHIA ,.0. THI COUNTY 01" l!•ttll~ ot tM Wiii ol Ot:ANOI ,,,. lllO't• ......... ~I N•. A'61111' OUll'rl.t., CAt:,.INTllt AND IARNeS NOTICI Cl,. HUlll,.8 01' PETITIOH Ip l!ltNE5T J. SCNAG, Jlt., 1"011 PIOIAtl OP Wl~L AND l"Ot: Ml Dt\1r Orin, Ll!TTllll 0 I' AOM INISTllATION Swift !ti, WITH TMI Will ANHIXID P. 0 .... U'N, E1l•le of llUIY II, lltCHAllD$, N_,_,. IMCll, Cetl'-... t nUJ O.c•twd. Ttl! cnt) ...,__ NOTICE IS HEltEIY GIVEN Tll.at A"-'t .... l!Italtir OANA I'. RICHARDS tllll JEt:t:EL T. P111itllhtd Or• ... Cot•! DlllV •11ot, lllCHAROS 1111 11IMI ""'rel11 1 IN'tltlOll tor Au1t11l l, 11. 11, :M, IHI 11»41 P•obt!• "' Wiii •..;I for l!IW'nct ol l el··l-------------- ter1 Of Admlnl1lr1llon will! "" wlN .,.. LEGAL NOTICE ne~ed to ll>t; ,..tltloMr, ..,lertn<• to •1 wt.Ith lo "'t d• tor tur111er 111rtlcv1tr., 1M<J--cc=c=--=-=c""°'cc7"CCC-O--!lltl "" ltmt ..... Piie• af 1111 .. re.., tM NOTICI 41" TllUSTll'S SALi Mme ... 1 -" sel tor Setle..,lltr •· 1Mt. T.I. Nt. IMt ti t ::JO 1.m .. In tM court,..,,,."' Owtrt-O!o ~' 11, 1'6& 11 ll:(le t 'Clodl mtftl No, 1 llf llld court, el tol Nvlh A.M. ti tM front oftlct tnlr•nct ta llrwdw•v, In lllt CliY o1 $1nt1 Ant, S EC U RIT Y Tl1ll! INSUllANCI!: C1lllor11!•. COMPANY' r.tS "'""" llrw<IWIT In "'' DATED: ......... 1,, \w,s Cllp ot St nll Anl . Stilt llf C11!faml1. W. E, $T JOHN, S E C U II IT Y TITLE INSUllANCF. CooolY Cltn< COMPANY, • cer-•llon, ti Tnnle• WALL.ACI, l ltOWN ANO (ltAIN u>IOl!r jly Dc-td af Tn11I t x.cuted bv an Dtvtr Drtn. Jllllt,, SHEIMAH 11:, WHITMORI! •• m1rrled N-.t 1.-C.ll. (1N ... 11lt "''" recol'tl!Pd April l~, IHS. 11 documtnt Ttl! ....a11 no. 11111 ill bod< l 'll, Piii JH ol Ol- •nw...,1 lw '"•1111-llclt l lttcorll1 In the ottlct llf 1'llt ..... ,.ubllsl'Mld Or1n1e Cat1I Otll~ Pllllf, corCler ti Or•-C...,,ty, C1llfornW., ~ ,....,,.;11 n . It, U, '"' Hll ... '"""' "' dtltull in ,.,.. Ptvment or --torm1nu <If ab1)11tlOt11 ~"'" "-rMv lnckMll"'I Jl\e bre1ch or del1vtl. f!Gllct "' '""'lcll wt1 recorded Al>r ll ?l. 1'61. f l LEGAL NOTICE NOTICI TO Cltl!OITOllS Oocu"""'1 "°· Ht"l ln lie<* W1, t t lt IU,.Elt101t COUit 01" TMI ,.. f1f H id O!tkltl lltcOICll. will 9-11 •I STATI OI' CALll"Ot:NIA l"Olt 1>11bll< t vctlon for Ct lh. wilhovl Wiii'• ''. <."·~ ... OltANG• ••nlV •• lP llllt. -HHlon. or encu-bf'tnct1, lllt lrtte<l!ll conveved tt wJd Nt. A-f Tr11tltt by 111d O!!ed "' Trust In tr-1:1!1lt llf LUCILLE K, l!VANS. OecH'" erlY •llulh!d !fl 11\t CllY o1 N..-ort "•oTICIE n HEllEIV GIVEN ,., ""' l!lt•ctl. COl>t!IV. "' o ....... ,,.,., " C111tor.,it1, dfl<r1tled &s • creditor• ot Ill• •llo•t ntmtd dtcedenl l.oh. 1, 1 1114 ' llf Tr1c1 foH!. lttl. ,.~ .... , •II --· hlYl ... cW.lm• qllMI ,,,. ohowro °"' ....... ""'"' rKor!led ... •ltd dt«deftl trt te<tul•ed to flt. 1,,.,.,, boo!< llW. Pt.., .... Mlsc•tlt-.O M.loii.. Wiii\ 1'llt l'lt«U••• 1iOll(l\erl, Ir! tM ottk• r.cord1 llf 11111 Or•ntt Cou111V of -ct.'11. ot Ill• t llovt tntlllld c:ourt, or !or IM ""'-fl/ PtVlnl obllN)l- lv P'"'"' ,...,,.., Wiii! lht ft«HHN secured br nld Offd ol Trull. • _,..,,,.,., IP """ llridtnltMCI t i , ... OffJu Dtll!d-AU!lllll 14, IHI "' lltt' AtlorlltTI. w.1i.ce. llrc1w11 ..... SECUlllT'I' TITLI! Cr•ln, IJJ Do¥tr D<lwe. 111119 !t, H.-1 INSUllANCI! COMPANV llttcl!, Ct lllor"lt •1MO. wlllcfl J1 .... piece 1!1• J . 1!1. AndeflOll of bu1lnt SJ of Iha Ulldt•1l1ned In 111 mat-Anhlt1nr Vlei "rn!denl ltn Pt!rltln!,.. lo l!le e11tre "' .. 111 dee•· l'ublllh!Pd Ht-rl Ht rllol' H~ l'reJI• dent, wllllln •I~ manlll• 1Utr tllt 11,.t romlll"9d wllll O.llv Plitt. N~ 11vbNctflon DI 11111 nollct. llHch, C11Uorn!1 Autu11 17, 24, JI. Otled A\IOUll 1, 196f lt6I I~ l •nn v. E¥1n1 E•K11tor of fftt Wiil tnd Codlcll1 ol Ill• ~boY• nftmed dtctdenl LEGAL NOTICE a . GllNI CRAIN P·lll~I WALLACI!, l•OWN &-<f:llAI# Clt:Tll"ICATI! 0,. •UllNall IH DtYtr Drtwt, 141111 tf l'ICTITIOUI NAMll N--1 StM:~. Ct Nlerlllt nu• T!w undu1'9ntd don urtll'V ,..,.., ••• 111~1 "'4-ftn ~Int 1 bu1lnc11 •t 707'° L•tun• Alttrlotyt ter I XK-Ct ftl'Ol'I ltd., Ltlv"" llt1ch, Ct l.,.,..nl•, Pvltll11M1d °''""' CMot Otllv ,.llot, undtr ,.,,. flcflflouo tl•m ntmt of llAJA .......... l , lt. IJ, 24, 1'411 l~ 8UGG'r l!IUllDElt:S 11\d ,...., ,1,11d fl,.,.,, I.• com-!Pd crf !he tel-I'll H,_, ~ LEGAL N0'11CE n•rn•• Jn hltl .,,., tllCltl "' rtskkn<• •r• --------------1 •· loltowo: P·tnfl len•nl LH •111, Jr. IAa t1I '"' Olledt W1v CllllTIPICATI OP COll,.OllATION Jotwl INCi Alber, POii TllA,.SACTIOM 01" SUSINISI 261• Oued• Wt T UHDI!• ,.l(Tl''l:IOUS NAMI ·-· Lor ... sn .... THI! UNOEt:SIGNEO cot: .. OllATIO# 6U L-•llT L•n~. don l>erelri' ctt111'V tlltl 11 11 conductl"' 1 Dtled °'lllWI U, 1"6&. bllllne11 loc;eled t i JS.U Gt rden Gr .... 1 Lenard l H' 11•!1. Jt. 8oule~1rd, G1r<kn Gr.,..t, C1litorni1, Jal'ln llrvct Albtt under lh• flctltlou1 firm ".,,,. llf MMCO ll<111t• Loren Sllnt TRAN$MIS510N5 1111! Illa! wld firm 11 Sl~lt <If C1lllornl1, Or1ng1 Ceunl'f: gwn-" ti -tollowll'lt C.'-•tlon. 0.. A111u1t JS, lffl. btlo•• m•· • Nol•"' wllMt ••ll'ttloll PW.Ct "' ti....1 ..... 11 •• Public In '""' lo~ l#ld Sl•lt. HfllOlltll¥ tetlowt: •-•H Llnt•d LH' l•ll, Jr .. .,loll" Tl!Dl"OllD l!:HTl!ltPltlSl!I. l rutt Albu ttlll llf>Ot< lnren lfll'lt knnwn fSO G1rdtn c;,.,.., loulew1rd, 11.,: lo mt II bf Ille .,....oon1 wllol~ "'""' IN! '•" G'""''· C1 lllarn11 ,.,..,, J11bscr!lletl lo lht wUllln 1 ... ...,,..,..,1 t nd WITNESS 111 t.1..,.1 11111 25111 dtY-of Ju-~cknowled>qtd !My ••ocul!Pd !flt,...,,. 1\1, !Ht. (OFFICIAL SEAL) (Cor110r1to 5e1U Edftt Ii. ll!'Vnoltl• TEOFOllO t:HTIE11Plti51!! Noi.ty l'ubllc-Colllornle l1vm""" w. TtcHord. ,,..,1.ttnt Prlnclul Otllc• I" "•11lln1 G. T"'1artf, 1tcr1t1 Oren•• C1>11nlv fTATll 0" CAL.ll'tlRNIA, ry Mv CtrnmlullNI l!~~lrM; COUHTV 0" OlllANGI!, H. Fob, 15, lt'2 0.. 11111 f!ll> dtV o/ Julv, A.D. lt&I. PubllJlll!I Or#ng, Ca.11 Dtllv ,.llol. ~or• ""' 1 Nett,..,. Puflllc In I ntl la• A1111111t 11, ?•, !1 t nd StP!...,ber 7, Hid CtunlY tntl Stitt, peroon111y .,.. 1'61 U?J4 1>11re<1 lltv"'Dnd W. ledlt>rd 1rHl 1'11111.,. G. Te<tlorll -naw11 lo mt !O bf> th1 P•etl· LEGAL NOTICE dtnl •ntl Stcrt11ry, •tlrit<tlvetv, "' -·J-------c,-c:-c:------coroor1!1on "'81 t•KUlt<:I 11\t wlll>ln In· IAI '11 1lrvme"1 on l!eM!t "' Ille i;orc>or11i"" WOTICI! TO CltllOITOllt llltrt!" n1m!Pd, 11\d l(~now~oed to me IU,1!111011 COUll't 01' TH• 11111 well coroor~llon t •ec11ltd Ille 11me. STATE QI" CAl.l,.OllN\A l"Oll !Ol'FICllL SEALI THI COUN'TV 01" oaANOI l YM llum1t¥ N .. A""11 NOltrY Publlc·C•lil0tnl1 1!1!1/t fll llOL.LIE I . MYEltS, tlo!t PrlPOCIHI Offict I" ·-n R, I . MVEl:I , 0.C.tttPd. Or1""1 Cou"IV HOTICIE IS HIElll!I Y GIVIEH to - M¥ Commission El!lll<1t1 crtdlton ot IM •bwtl ""'"" dee-I Noyembf< 11. I"' 11111 1H ,.,._ h..,1.., ct.11,..1 .,tf111I - WILLIS, IUTLlll & SCHlll"LY Nici o~ t rt r1111lrtd to lllf """"' I • llld11r• P. I!~_,, A....._ wittl -nee:.....,.,.~. In tN tolflc• ktllt HM. 611 SWiii ,..._ If, " ""' clfrll; llf "" 1bow .,"!!Ml caurf, or Leo. •fttltlll. Ct ...... t ""' lo ... ,...,,, lhlfn, wllll IM l'ltCftHH PlltlU-Ort.... t-1 OtllV Plltt, -.cMr1, .. ffw undentlned •t l!>t tfflcu """"' 17, t4, lL t M ~ 1. llf 1111 oltor...,.... VJ......,.., L•nce a. 1* lttJ-61 GleM, lit W•ll "F" lffl!lf, 0..tl•""' LEGAL NOTICE C.lltor .. lt , wflk ll It 1111 Pile. "' b\111 ..... t o/ ""' Uf\Hf1f9ntd lft 111 mel! .. I H,. t1lnl ... i., ,,,. et1•'9 tf "Id dtctodtnt, ,..JlM.t wlllll" 11• ,,_,,,. 11t11 lllf. Hrtt IMlllllc .. lltfl o/ 11111 notlct. c.-ITIPICATI. 0 .. 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I I ' _, r I I - J 0 DAIL V PILOT Saturd1y, AUgtJsl 24, 1%8 Intermission Bobby and Bill Back in County • By TOM TITUS Bobby Hatfield and Bill Medley, a pair of Orange County boys who were in on the ground floor of the "soul sound" craze when they teamed up six years ago as the Righteous Brothers, are back at their old stamp. ing grounds this month. While they're no longer a pair, both are on the bill at Melodyland -two weeks apart. Medley opened the Bob Newhart show last weekend, while Hat.field and his new Righteous Bro- ther, Jimmy Walker, are up next weekend, headlin- ing a program that includes Jose Feliciano. Medley, a Santa Ana boy who still lives in the county seat, now works as a single, and bis perform- ance at Melod)·land l a s t week brought a cheering first night audience to its feet. Wliich is a good deal more of a tribute than was accorded Newhart's com- edy in the second half of BILL MEDLEY the program. Medley as a solo is only slightly removed from the old Righteous Brothers style of rocking, vibrating soul, although his rapport with his audience is based on self- effacing, almost apologetic sell consciousness. His hair is several inches Jon¥er than it was as a Righteous Brother; "I'm letting 1t grow for a movie-any movie." he explains. HE ACKNOWLEDGES THE BROTHERS' sue<:ess by offering a medley of their top hits before last Dtr cember's parting of the ways -"You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling," "Unchained Melody" and "Soul and Inspiration." Then he gives his latest number, "Brown Eyed Woman," a push toward t he charts with backing of a distaff ttio called the Ideals. After hitting the top as part of a duo, then break- ing away to pursue his own career, Bill Medley is on the road up again. Meanw'bile, ex-partner Bobby Hat- field and his new teammate are continuing the Right- eous Brothers act and will stop off at Melodyland next Friday. Hatfield, a three-letter man in sports at Anaheim High School who now lives in Beverly Hills, also is re- cording as a single -his first is a song called "Hang Ups" -but primarily he's keeping the Righteous Bro- then going. · 11The only way to make a sound work is to experi- ment until you feel the sound !~yours and yours a1one ." ,...,..,·.,, he believes. "You have to explore, create, experiment and constantly be aware of what's happening in th e music field." THE CAREERS OF THE two singers a re parallel both before and after the success of the Righteous Brothers. Both were ap- pearing with various local groups in Orange County and were actually rivals of a sort before they decided to pool their talents into an act. This happened in 1962 and the rest, as they say, is his- tory. The Righteous Bro- BOBBY HATFIELD !hers sold more than JO million records in six years and once bad three albwns in the top 20 at one time. Five of their records have occupied the number one position on the charts. Now they're no longer a team, but it's. doubtful that their popularity has taken too much of a dip -not from the reception accorded Medley at Melodyland last week which probably will be repeated when Hatfield and his new Righteous Brother hit the Anaheim arena next week. YEAR'S BIG COMEDY EXCLUSIVE FIRST RUN SHOWING ' SECOND BIG COMEDY llS A PIDTI H•11.-iww11••1•11Jt Doubtless their scene in the nude .will be memocable 86 well. Ac:cording to Blake the camera is circumspect, tbe lighting subtle, the realism le5s than stark. Still, a young man and a youog woman did take off thei:r clot'.hets with an entire cn!W of stafeh,and.s looking on as the scene was filmed for "Willie Boy ." Also, the film wu made for Universal, not some Costa Mesa 'Dream Girl' Cast Listed Work Begins On New Bank Construction will begin this week on the 2.04-0· square·fOOt Se<:urity Pacific National Bank facility in1 Laguna Niguel. I The bank. located at 23932 Niguel Road. is slated for completion in mid.october. Nallion Construction of San- ta Ana will build the new facility. 'The'PINll JUNGlE' "" "-" L:il .... sa. ...... 2 , ..... 0 111y "BATTLE BENEATH THE EARTH" C.lltt11•••• Sii•• _ W-4 .. n.n,, M .. s.t. -S.11. Stt.w Stl9rt. M•"· •"t.f ...... 7 , ..... l•11lte ... 6:00 & 10:00 <: ():lJ NT I) C) \\t N AM •I 7:11 011ly PLUS Doris Doy in "WHERE WERE YOU WHEN · THE U~TS WENT OUT~" •oTtt ~ICTUllal IN COl,.Oll ~ Thi Luxurious New llnfted Artists 1!165 W •. 17tl, S.m A.,. HoNr "'-IAl·fJl7 UNLIMITID PIO PAllUN• Box Office Opens D.;ly-12:4S P.M. ePERFORMANCES• 1-3.S-7·9·11 P.M. ACADEMY AWARD WINNER JO~ I. LIMNI , ,~, • ....... .. ' ~~:Un.Ml ... /.. \ / \ / ' THE ... ,.,\· .... :. .. .., ......... &lllDUATE ~----- . . C.olor~ Oeh1xr. Fi!llllll i11 Piu.'"*'°""· Rrl...-d by N1tlo111l Gmrral Pktu"'. A.Clllflll• Cent•r Fl Ima P.-..nt11lon. · Also !549¢ ...................... 2...,,, Two WCHldtrllll D!1nev Hllll "IAMll" • COLOR e W1lte~ BRENNAN "THE ONa ANO ONLY, Gl!NUtNa, ORIGINAL, ,.AMIL Y I.I.ND" ·-"'"'" hr Ml~lll Mf1 FAii.ROW ./din CA$$.1.VE TES "IOSIMAIY'S IAIY"' e COLOR • S'-'1 I! 1:15 1nd lD:~S --..... ....... ll-ftl91HIM fw AdYltt ,.... ,,....., WMlll bll• aANCltOP'T e COlOll: e '"THI ctRADUATI'" ShoW!I •I 1:00 I nd 11:Df * ********************************** A~tOR at ADJ.MS, COSTA MESA, PHONE ~02 • • • ' 18 18 . tB • EXCLUSIVE ·· AREA· 'RUN ACADEMY AWARD DWINNER BEST DIRECTOR-MIKE NICHOLS e Perform•nces • 1-3-5-7·9·11 p.m. D1ily IPICIAL P.T..I. IATUllDIY MATINll ALL llATt MC #!fir"'; f'~'I !"I T''-1•~•·•# -~~...-·1 TIMI! Hh:I I\··. The Greot Orange Coast's No. l Paper! ROSEMARY'S BABY EVERY EVENING AT ... 8:00 and 10:00 PM IVllY EVENING AT ••• 8:00and 10:30PM Harbor llvd. Drlv•ln The•trti H•rMr l lv4. •f Mit.f1dd111 JJl-1171 I Cotl-"lflllllAllCll ... IMDAY lllrl FllDIT !:4D • 1:15 ·1:00 1 .. 11: t1'9 IAT\llDAY 1tJI • 2:$1 ·1:21 t9D•IMltt:ttN .... , tM ·!:II ·l::tt t.11 .......... AT Hl·WAY 39 DRIVl•IN . THE GRADUATE \ ' Hello onct again, boys and girlJ, and welcome back to another Saturday morning in Uncle Len's Corner.. Is it bot enough for you kids? It sure wu a warm day yesterday, wasn't it? l'll bet a lot of you went lo the beach or are going thls weekend. SINCE JT is so hot these days, let's use the weather as the theme for our art contest ne:r:t week. Send in your drawings based on what you like best to do to beat the heat. Tina Johnsoo, our art con- test winner for today, a~ks {'{\ • ~ ··"··®--~ @ / ·. 'f . . . : \ Uncle Len to publish the ad-~ dress for Carol's Corner.~-------------------'.....:::;_ __________ ,! It's the same as tl'le other two contests -Box 1560, Costa Mesa, in care of the DAILY PILOT. It wu a real light week for all departments in Uncle Len's Corner this week, boys and girls. We only reteived six drawings, three jokes and riddles and just one poem. Let's · try to do better next week , huh? ' * PRIZE WINNER * This week's contest winner is Ttiia Johnson, 11, 3144 Madeira Ave., Costa Mesa Any chil~ under 12 ~an enter ~ncle ~n's Art Contest. Here's aUyou do: (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper SY.I inches wid~ and 4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and address on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1560, DAILY PILOT, Costa Mesa. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar. HONORABLE metition t_ ____________________________ _JI winners in this week's art contest are: Patricia H11Uoran , 5 , Costa Mesa; Brent Fair, 8*, Balboa Island; Brooks p '· Corne·-4-'--~ Toliver, 7, Laguna Beach; /;} /)' Lisa Lunsman, ll'h:, Foun-,...------Laro[ .1 tain Valley, and Tim Gerber, 11, Newport Beach. RIDDLES AN.D JOKES ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BARBERS Barbers can do many things, Barbers cut the hair that swings, Barbers work as you know , Barbers like to go up to the snow. A k111M4'1' ''If •1i.r -i. are!lf P'•lr. 1\11. !UY, Die!MMI A.,.,. l lll:le• lllMd, ,., tM WllUllnt .n1" I" l~I ltwJ' 1to1 --t..t. Mi ii '1'9111 -.,. sfllry f'I U1>e.. Ltfl, .. l l ut. ( ... 1 ""'-Cell!. SeH .,... ..,..._ ......... A.My, •I• Ofutii C.-Deity Pll.t, le• 15l0, Cntct ~. Cel1f. * PRIZE WINNER Dear Carol: Why doesn't a steam lo- comotive like to sit down? ·pu1~ .. q Jepu•1 I' ll'Lf '' esn•:t•g :JeMSU\f JH HtYlflt, n, mJ !lllM ~llct, Ctlll Mt .. Dear Carol': earth? Why did God put rues, on ' 'U9A .. lf ,no ul'•I) 01 ,,..ul'M. •Lf •sne:Mg :J•MtUV ~ _.,..., 1'1[f, ....... "...,.,.. I'-" Dear Carol: Why are rivers rich? ' - •s>1u1tq OM.I •A ~ A•Lfl . esnl':teg :JtM.tUV -.ll R H ......... It, t.dl~MM-1 Crossword Pwzle AWllY •rids 1 »votume HI 1111 ~ WOltLO BOOK l!:NC'l"CLOPEOIO lo Stu.rt L. P-, ••• 1, elf M1mlce, t"d~ 1rie, for 1111 -$llon1: a million or more years ago. / ACROSS But experts are sure that those early people were not 1 Fl1m gfip 4S Dlss•11i-. nattd 48 Time or yr1r 51 Mariner's conctrn Was the cave man a corllla'?' I Goodness no, he was not. The caveman was a true human being and most like- ly one of our very own ancestors. For as far back a'!i we can trace, the human faniily has been different from any of the animals we see in zoos or in the wild. No doubt you have seen a captive gorilla in a zoo. A certain something about him may remind you of a man. He can st.and and walk on his two hind legs or squat down and use h~ hands to peel a banana. His face looks like one of those comic Halloween masks th a t pre-tends to be a sort of human mol1$ter. W h a t. ' s more, V..r. Gorilla can grin and mutter in a funny sort of human way a n d sometimes he has a knowing sort of human look in his eye. However, though he stands six feet tall, his huge, bulky body weighs as much a!! three tall men should weigb. He al.so is covered from top to toe with a thi ck coat of coarse, darll: hair True, i. man looks more like a gorilla than he looks llke a lion or almost an y other animal. ~ut when you examine the features of a gorilla one by one. you 1ee that his likeness to a man is not so great alter all. And this is just h!s outward ap· pearance. The mind of a goriUa cannot be compared with the mind of a man. He Is a clever animal, but his smartness is not the same thing as human inteUigence. True, he can rea&on to a degree and choose one thing from another. But t h e human mind can do many other tbing1 besides. The gorilla ca n not possibly understand our epecia! human mindt. The1e special gift.I set us apart from all the animJla i.n the world. A human being can think of himself u a pttlOC'I and judge what sort of a puson ht J1. When be wants to do 1ometti·ng, he can decide whether th.ls action woold be rigbt "' """''· Wise or foolish. But none of our fellow inblbilantl on earth has thlJ capaclty. Expert.a are not sure when the first family 11Jal collid be detcit.ed as human Uved on t!le e-'th. lt ~ have been rill lb h h ' Group go as, oug t ey may consrdtttd have been hairier than we ' are and roughter in their ways. Early man had to have 1 dilferent kind of mind in order to S\ll'vive. for be was Mt as s1rong or as fast as many of his enemies. So he learned to make tools and weapons to protect himself and to captW'e game. Slowly and patiently, he used his ~ial mind to change the world to suit himseU. This took many thousands of years -but he mastered it. Every generation a d d e d something to make the world more comfortable for the human family. AJld all this was possible because the caveman was not a sort of gorill1 -far from it. Alldy qndl I WOltlO llOOK ATLAS to ltlcllanl Wiilacy, -u , ot Plriewe. M1nlll>M, C1llld9, tor Piia CIUtllklf'I! Who invented the Morie code? ' The tap-tap-tap of the Morse code was invented by a painter. nus is not so surprising when you recall that one of history's most imaginative inventors wa s the great artist Leonardo da Vinci. Samuel Morse was born in Massachusetts in the year 1791. As a studenl at Yale he was amused but not seriously interested In the new science courses. His ambition was to be a painter and he took hi~m f off to England to rtudY. fine art. His work waa ood, but Americam d not ap- ~ate it, tnough some of hiS paintings now are rated amoog our national treasures. At the. age of 41. the. discouraged artist sailed home to Ameri ca. Panengers on the ship were dbcU«sing the exciting MW method for sooding electric power through a w j r e circuit. Morse was " .. entity 10 L.A. tea111 l4 U.S. author 15 Pl.iist Ptltf --·· lli He was: Latin 17 Piece of met1I 11 Castle deft nsr 19 Prank 20 Condition of partia l slavery 22 Gossips: Colloq. 24 Enraged Zit Real estalt 1greemrnls 27 Prrsuasiw 52 Wrote 111 certalfl letters 54 Comes fD1 th Into vi ew 51 Callfornla community 5' Fl1, des19ner lil Cause of 11Hple1S • ness &2 U.S. pl1ywrlgflt ill Prtp01itlon li4 Very sm• fl lan d body ltS Dri"e'I in go1 !iii Kind of mrat &1 A.bodes, 11141&1 ' Added up, ln )J "--l'•nz- England !" anct": 10 Exctssivt 2 word• routine: ).( Give fo1lh 2 words JS Fruit ll 2o~lac lit Kind of sign 'lehlcl• 12 Spanish . ll llalnten1r1tt parent Item ll Hillside 3• Arthiltctural, Of I SOf\ receivi11• member: prison d JO Part of ~ glacier's 2 wor I the body DOWN thrust .t2 Mountain o! Jl German tltlt 21 Unit of Washing ton 32 Sour ct ol 1 Goll 1hot capacity: 4) Al berll city hibiicating 2 Thorough· Abbr. 41i Dominio n: oil fare 23 lrrilatt . Abbr. J7 Californ ll ) Ship of with petty 47 Pea ctful tort 111yth11l09y dlstta'· .ti Wint b0ttl1 31 Run the 4 Hardtt tions .t9 Lrlng ll•t meeting S Englnt 2S Steno· 5D H II 40 l rong lul: of w1r 9raphers' SJ Flnlshrd Comb. fo1m ~ Not best frltnds 55 Unit 41 Kind of -1 •,•,",,','t~.d, 27 "-thert?" of llquld pirate: 21 Roll call mtasurt 2 wo rds Comb. for• answtt Sli Ass : German ~)Quote I A.sl1n 2• Earth 57 TV receivers 44 First • -• klngdo111 90ddess iiO -Anne .,....,.....,,......,., -n-O"-n--r.,-,,r- • " f8'cinated and MW that this l/2.t/~I could be used to telegraph __________________ .;:.;.;;..;.;...1 •• meuagec. His p.urting was forgotten and for 12 lean years he struggled to make hY telegraph invent io n workable. On May 24, 1844. he used bit dot-dash code JY'tem to telegraph 1 me.stage &king wires strung betwee.n W.uhington and Baltimore. Naturally the Complete PrintincJ Service Top Quality -Fast Service l dot-dash code was named in , 642-4321 IQior of Samuel Mor,. who ll 11 Wot! B ... • Blvd. Nowport lo1eh lllveot~I~ .._ ___ _;._ _________ ~~· PEANUTS ~!Wl<AT A 816 ~! GORDO FRMK!'f:RAHK .. ,'IQJ IN TilfRE.!' IT'S Au.K AHO I DOM' T W.AMT TO GO IN .... SAY 60METHING, FRANK ••• llT Me k'WOH YOU'~ INSDf.! JUDGE PARKER I POH'T Kl<IOW HOW TO SAY THIS, SAM .. &IJT PER- HAPS YOU'lL KNOW WHAT CAW &E PONE MOON MULLl~S TUMBLEWEEDS WHATS KEEPING TIIAT Burno JURY?! I WAHT A VERDICT! ,MUTT AND JEFF MISS PEACH • \(AM P \l.EU.i ANN~ t SMoW c.Af11HC. foD~Y! 1 Nii NOTOllO«H ••• I JUST DQf'T Uk'.E HOt.IMS \IMiH 'flt( l!Gt0'5 .A.Rf OUT--I st:e 1lflNG5 IM ntf CORNfR.S .•• DAILY Pll.OT JJ; By Gus Arriola By Harold Le DoUJC -kA'THEIUWE WAS TAlklWG 'IO A ¥Ml ~ FlOM WHAr THEY SAIO, IT WAS OSVIOUS nlAT TMEYVE &tEM SEEING EACH OTHER ~ HE ASkEO HY: A&OilT TOMIGMT .. ol.NP SHE 5".10 SHE COULON"r !IEE HIM .. THAT SHE ol.WP TIIE JllOGE WEl!:E 601NG TO tllWWER WITH VOii •• By Ferd Johnson • .• EVBFO CONSll>l'I> ~ING INTO POL.IT/CS, wi>•IAM? By Tom K. Ryan EVER HAVE DAYS WHEN YOU FEEL SUPERFLUOUS? By Al Smith By Mell I • ' • -· ..- )2 DAllY PILOT $.1tt.tr'd"J, .t.uqust 2~. 1%8 ,. ":'.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~--::::-~:::-~~->;. _Q,lympic • ' ·' Expulsi.on f • ' • • • GLENN WHITE Sporn Editor !!Rams Face .. :. Charged Up ·San Diego SAN DIEGO <AP) -A year ago th ·;n Diego Chargers were humiliate in their first meeting with the Lo .'.ngeles Rams. The score was 50-7 . But neither the Chargers nor Ra n . Coach George Allen believes the Na · tional football League Rams 2-1 are in •· for another walkaway Saturday nigh: ., against the American L e a g u t' . ., Chargers 1-2 in San Di ego Stadium. ··1 think we psyched ourselves last :,•ear," say! Charger guard Wal, .,. Sweeney. "I don'! think we'll be em- barrassed Saturday night." .. Allen says the Rams should win, bu: no.I by 43 points. "San Diego is a n1uch improved club," says Allen. ··J ohn Hadl is se.- ting up to pass more quickly and lhrowing better ; he impresses me." The roof caved in on Charger quarterback Had! in last year's fray when he threw f i r s I -p e ri o d in - terceptions to Clancy Williams and Ed Mea<!.or. wi th each r eturning for a touchdown. Hadl directs !he Charger attack, handing off lo runners Dick Post and Brad Hubbert. Receivers include Lance Alworth, Gary Garrison, J ae· que MacKinnon and Willie Frazier. San Diego scored 63 points in two previous meetings with NFL teams this year. including a 30-18 win over San Francisco. They lost t o Pittsburgh, 36-3.l But Coach Sid GiHman's offense meets perhaps its toughest challengt in the Rams' defense . led by Deacon .tones, Merlin Olsen, Roger Brown and Lamar Lundy. Offensively, the Rams have had pro- blems getting under way in 1968. They lost to Dallas last week. 42-10. .<\lien has announced that No. 2 quarterback Mitt Plum will play t.he first half. with Roman Gabriel reliev- ing in the third period of the Rams' fi r.~l game against an AF1.. team lhi.~ year. Veleran halfback Tommy Mason makes his fi rst start o( the year for Ille Rams and will play at least the first quarter. llenry Dyer is slated to start at fullback. The Rams' leading rusher in 1967, halfback Les Josephson, won't play because of a leg injury. lVlcCormicli, Giant~ Hand LA 8-3 .Lo ss LOS ANGELES l.>\P l -\Vil\ie l\11'· Covey climaxed a three·run rally wit h ;i tie-breaking si ngle in the fifth ir· ning Friday night and Mike T\.1cCnr· mick pitc~ed spectacularly in rel1r' Dorlgrr .'llate ~ ... 14 Doclt"'I •1 5•" F'•"C•$CO I JI • .., ,.,~1 ,~j'• JJ Docltl'I w• !•"''""'"re 1'·11 ~"' A111. ~ Dod!IH! YI HouSI°" I II ~ m l(F I ruo1 4111 11 Clod-• ~I HOtJS!"" l IJ o,.,. IC<'I It~ ;-5 San Franicisco handed Los A.ngelo • its seventh straight defeat 8-3. i\1cCovey and Ty Cline drove in t>A • runs apiece for the• Giants. who havr captured eight of their last 11 starts McC<lvey's fifth -inning single brnkr :i 3-3 lie and handed Dodger starll'r Bill Singer. 9-14, his fourth loss in .1 l'OW. The Dodger~ capitali1.ed on thret> first.inning walks to force a tempor- ary l-l lead and dr ive starter Bab Bolin from the mound. Ken Boyer singled home !WO r11n s and Paul Pop· ovich singled in another. McCormick came in to choke off this rally end went on to gain his ninth victory against JJ defeats. LOl ANOILll IA!ol l'IAMCIJ(O '" •• ... •• C••"""'11 ' • • • • ..... " • ' ' • w 0 •"1• d ' • • • """' 1" ' ' • • "•' ... 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Hungary and Poland from the Mex.icn City Olympic Ga mes as a result or the military occupation of Czechoslovakia. However. in Lausanne. Switzerland, Col . John Westerhoff, secretary- general of the International Olympic Committee, said he had not received any such request ·nor ~any other demands for a boycott of the Oct. 12-27 Games. In London. Gordon Pirie. former British Olympic star, declared on returning home from a holiday in Czeehoslovakia lhal "all pro-Rusliian merpber countries In the eastern bloc $hould be banned from the Ol)-mpics." In Glasgow, the Celtic Football soc· cer Club, former holders of the Euro· pean cup, sent a telegram to the Euro· pean Football Union urging that no weslern Euroepan soccer team be forced to play againlil Jlungarian, Polish or Russian learns. The report that the Czech Olympic group decided to demand the exclusion of Russia and i1 s satellites from the Games came rrom the Swi sz sporU news agency, Sporlinfor.mation, whjch ~aid it had received it ''via an absolutely reliable direct channel from Prague." DISAPPOINTED DIVER -Laguna Beach'!! Patti Sims announced her retirement from competitive diving following her disappointing fi nish in Friday night's Olympic Trals at Long Beach. Miss Sims fell Last Chance at Olympics -For Area Diving Stars By GLENN WHITE 01 1M O.llJ l"lllf Sllft LONG BEACH -Fred Whiteford and Bob Wiltute try not to pick up where Mesa Verde Swim Club mate Patti Sims left off as they vie for a berth on the U.S. Olympic diving squad, competing this morning in plat- form qualifying at Be lmont Pla1.a Olympic Pool, here. Jr they get through the prelims. they'll retum at 7 tonight for the final evenl of the four-day extravaganza_ Wh iteford competed Thursday in springboard but failed t o get by the preliminaries. Both are tO!lSidertd much strongPr' in t he pl atform . however. Miss Sims, a Laguna Beach rtsi- rlent.. seemed In have third place and an Olympic berth locked up with only one round of diving left in Friday·s \\'omen's platfonn finals. She had moved from fourth 1o third :1fter two rounds of aclion and needed 11nly one more creditable effort to 1\•rap up the trip to Mexico City this l)ctober. lier last dive was a backward 1112 omersault in layout position with a '.'. .. 1 degree of difficulty. As she ad· 1nitled later. "It was not a hard dive 1or me ... I would very rarely blow it." But. her dream!! went awash with a poor dive and subsequent bad entry in· to the water. As MVSC coach Ray Oeyes explained: .. Patti gol stuck in thP dive and couldn't get around on the somersault. She was short on the di ve." ,Judges reacted accordingly. scoring from 2.0 to 3.5 as she had a total of 19.32 points -lowest individu al score of the evening. It left her with 256.M fr.r th e night as she skidded from thirc1 to 11th final lilandings. Bitterly disappoin~. t he 2().year-old 11.lis~ Sims could on ly say, "I blew ii : ERNIE BULLARD GI VEN NE JT1 POST SAi\" .JOSE -t.:rnle Bullard. former head track coach at Orange Coazt College, was named head ~5 eot1n- try cnach at San Jose Stale College Jo'rlday. Ru \1ard. :11. c urrenll\' head tTa clc roach al Mesa Commu.lity Col ~gt in Arizona. will a s.~ume his new p0st in tM fall . jlf' wl.ll ~ISO serve a11 an assistant coach under he1d track COACh Aud Winter. He replaces Ted Banks at San .Jose. wh o resigned 10 become head track coach at Gros.~mont High School tn .San Die(O. I'm finished with diving. This is it. I'm retiring." Another girl who says she'll quit after the '68 season was Leslie Bush. 1964 Oly mpic platform gold medalist. who's also 20. However, he campaign is extended two more months as she placed second Friday to lovely blond Ann Peterson . Mi ss Peter.~on. 21, put on a stirrini? show, chalking up 319.17 points to :)()J.11 for Miss Bush. Barbara ·ralmage placed third with 294.42. "It wasn't my highest point total in competitive diving but it certainly was my bi ggest win," the winner told the DAILY PILOT. Miss Bush opined that the Russians would offer the greatest challenge to llnited Stales divers in the upcoming Olympics. Other scorers-Cynthia Potter 1283.321, Lani Loke n 1275.19), Norma Chandler (271.77 ). Shirley Teeplt~ i 210.n). Barbara Schaefer 126fl.95 l. Lori Boller 1268.92 1. Joel O'Connell 1256.95), J errie Adair t237.99 ). Aaron Weeps During Honors ATLANTA ( APl -Hank Aa ron ·hoked up Friday while acceplini;i .l!ifls ·'nd plaudits rrom Di:ide baseball fan s 'ln ''Hank Aaron Night." "l thank God for giving mp lhf' ':ilenl and the knowledRt-to play thi.~ :ame." Aaron said, in tears. "And 1 !hank everybod,v that came 'lilt or had anything lo do with this 1\•onderful night.·• Then the Atlanta Braves' slu,l!~er ~a l down v.•ith a truck load of .l!asoli ne ;:i nd soft dr inks, a new car. television sets, a shotgun presented by hi s learn· mates and dozens or other ~ifls. "I had a lot of other thing,; I wantcfl to say, buJ l cnuldn·1 R:el !hem 0111 ."' Aaron said later. ··1 wa~ reall,\• nervou~. t had to take a pill thi~ A(· lf'rnoon lo relax " Aaron, only the eighth player to hit MIO home runs, received a telegram from Vice President Hubert Hum- phrey, and personal praise from Na- lional League President Warren Gile,;. "!lank is a grPal pla yer and JV"('at !'.lef!H1n," Giles t()ld the crowd of more lhan 10.000 who turned out despite 97- r1tR"ree w~athtr and the facl that lht Rrav1>~ had Josi their last five Rame.~ Another on hand included fnr mrr ~ravf' lhird baseman Eddit Mathews. now with thf> Detroit Ti ~ers . flank, shown a picture of himself when he left Mobile, Ala. in 1952 in a ~hirt and jeans with only .a s•lchel. was asked If it werf' true that h~ started hi1 carter with nnly two dollarli. "Yeii. anti that wa.~ in chan11e." h~ replied. "Thal was 1 lnns: lime ago, wasn't it•" The agency 11aid ii was asked to publish the news because. Czech ()f· ficials doubted whether the committee would ~ able to communicate lU decision directly to the IOC. R}rie. forf'\)er 5.000.meter world Tecord holder. was outspoken fin hi!1 retutn to London: ··Nobody should co~te against the R 11 1 s i a n 1 anywhere, They should be banned from the Olympics. ''Having been shoulder to shoulder with the Russians in CiecbDSlovakla, T feel dlzgusted that Brttain and lhr, United States have done nothing to help the C~chs. We should at least throttle them economically." The British runner zaid before the ,Invasion he had seen Czechoslovakia'~ great Olympic gold medalist .. Emil Zatopek, now an Army major, "and~ told u11. he didn't think the Russians would let thi.$ business liberaliz.ation of Czechoslovakia continue. His prophecy pro-ved right." Told that Zatopek had been reported as urging the crowdS to disperse in Prague. Pirie said, "They've got him by the-throat now , but I got the im· pression the 'Czechs are not goirig to DAILY ,ILOT l"llo .. .-, LM ,~.,.. from third to 11th place with a poor dive in t he last round of com- petition, losing a berth o n the U.S. Olympic team. Big Test Conaing Up Costa Mesa mother-housewife-sprinter Dee DeBusk will face stern opposition Sunday in the women's Olympic track trial s as she duels lhe top female 100-meter entrants at Mt. San Antonio Coll ege. Heat~ begin at 6 p.m . Mrs. DeBusk is in the first heat. facing Wyomia Tyus. and Ba rba ra f<"errell -the two heat favorites. Four from each heat advance to the 8 o'clock final s. Ferrier , 53 , Lead • in At Philadelphia Open Plitt.ADELPHIA (.o\P ) -.Jim Fer· rier. at 53 the oldellt regular member of the pro golf tour ; Bobby COle . nnf' nf the newest. 11;nd Billy Casptf. thr Nn. 1 money·wtnncr. tied ror the lf'acl f'rid<)y in the $100 .000 Ph.iladelphia Cl ass ic. Each had 36-hole tolaols ot The greying f'errier. runnerup 1n lhf' 1!'131 AustTaJi~n Nabonal Open 17 ye.a.rs be.fore Coif' was born iinrl whrn C3sper was one-year old. df'~cribt>rl his rounds nf fi3.69 a~ thl' result of good chippinjt. pitching and puttin ~. nd ' ..., J;,o, "'""" stlven-u ier-par ,,,, 1 mc.~ ~·errier. A 6-foot.J native Australi11n. 11o1111.c~ r,.,, Dlt1 shot a 34-35-69 st<!Olld rouftd OV!r the L•-... ,.,. .. mi.r 36-36-7'2 Whitemarsh Valley Coun-c11 •• 11e s"""" ,..,... GMrffll-- t;ry Club course. Cole, who was tied for 11;,1 "•• .. 11ecmd t(teT the !ir.M round .. scored .a ;::::;" $-35-70 Frlday while the veteran OU1t1" •¥-°"" "..,._ C•sper tired a 34--36-69. t' 01v1 eiao.e1Mt"' '• .., . ...__t,11 IM•-llT •'·'ll--1J7 ......... 11-41-1.ll .. ~1ll ......... M-11-Ut 41-11-1.)t 11·-l:JJ u ,.__,,. ,. ....... ,,,. ,..._.,, give In without a fight." Tbe Pirie family wa1 vacalionin~ al the resort of Pestany, 50 mllez ftom Bratislava, when the Russlan5 in· Yaded. Hi s wife said they left lm· mediately by car aod within e few hours ran into Russian tanks coming in from Hungary. The road to Vienna was blocked with tanks. she saia. and at a bridge ovtr the Danube ·"someone 1 t a r I e d 1100oting. We all too k cover behind nur cars." The protest or the Glasgow r.eltic~ was voiced by Robert Kelly. chairman of the club, who said: "It is no good exprelising sympathy for the Czech na· lion and doing nothing aboul it." Green, Bay /' Out to Chill Hot Dallas DALLAS. Tex. (APl -The two teams whicb battled it ollf. for the NFL title last December in subzero cold - runnerup DalJa.t and champion Green Bay -coUide Saturday night at the Cotton Bowl in a rre-Jeason game ~x peoted to be played in readings 10.1 degrees wanner. It wa.1 13 below zero at kickoff Dec . 31, 1967, jn Lambeau Field when the Packiers beat !lie ~in the finl:I 13 seconds 21-17 on quarterback Bart Starr's one-yard sne.ak . Barring an unfOreseen rain~m , Tonight on Tl' Channel %, 6:30 forecasters expect the mercury lo hover around the 90-degrti!: mark for the kickoff at Saturday night before a national televiston a udience. But few experts expect the heat to beat .the Packers. "It was 85 degree-sand the humidity 90 percent when w11 played Chicago last week in Milwaukee," sa..id publici- ty man C1luck Lane. "rught now we·re. more used t<i that kind of weather than Green Bay weather." It will be no ordinary exhibition game for either team alttiough rookie!ii will see eel.ion before '3n estimated 70.000 persons. The Cowboys, some of whom suf- fered frostbite in the loss 10 the Packers, have been pointing to aoother crack iat Green Bay which has twice taken NFL titles from them in the final moment,;. Dallas built momentum for the game with a fearful 42-10 thrashing of strong Los Angeles last wee.k:. Coach. Tom Landry has been 11nusually severe on ttie team in training and th.is seems to have given the team .a men- tal Ulughness. The Cowboys al so own a narrow ex· hibition victory over San Francisco and an opening loss to Olic.ago. The Packers have had their pro- blems since whipping the College All· .Stars. In fact, tliey nave yet to win a game against a professional team for new coach Phil Bengston. Grttn Bay has been nipped by New York and Jost last Wti!:k 1().7 to the im- proved Bears. ··we've been using .a Jot of rookies'' said Lane. "We plan on using mo;e veterans against Dallas. Sta.IT w:ill go most of the way. Coach Bengsten is ready to start whipping it a·u torether. A's Shackle Angel s, 9-4 OA!CLAND -A two-run tripte by Rookie Joe Keough in the first Muting and another by Sal Bando in the lt:V• enth powered C!he Oakland Athl~cs ••• '"' ·~ ·~ to a 9-4 victory over the .o\ngels Fri· day night. Keough's hit sparked a three.run inning th at gave the A's a lead tht>y never gave up . . Rando'!! three-bagger clinched the v1cto;y . after ~e Angel~ had pulled to w1th1n fl-4 Wlth an extr;i base hit b_arrage a.11:ainsl Oakland starter Le• Krausse. One nf the hils was 8 ham· tr by Rick Reichardt C•Lt~o11wu. O•llLAllft ... • • ... •• O•v1 11110 d ' ' ' • Cmo"~"• ., l ' ' • ''"110•1 .. • • ' ' " J•·~-'1 ' ' ' • l(•~P•rl<L d , • ' ' Mor>d•• <"' • ' ' ' lot\~ D • • • • D G•N"n l'tl • ' ' • Hin..,., ... ' • ' • ..... ' ' ' ' ' Rolcll••"1 " ' ' ' , Cate• 11• ' , ' • Mi"'C~e• .. ' ' ' • II•""" .JI) • • ' ' Lle<>A\ J~ l • • • P10H••nl < ' • • • 111,,., .... c ' • • ' llr•~u• • ' • ' • Eo•" c ' • ' • S"~; D • • ' • ·-,. • ' ' Ile.to 0 ., • ' ' MGlt>tf!lf! • ' ' • ' ·-.. • ' • ' • P1n 1n ' . ' • • • -~~ ' ' ' ' ,. .. ,.,,..,!•• • ' • • • ·-· " ' • • • T<'!•< " • , '"'"' " "' • McGlell'"°' " • • .. .. .. " • I ?1 '" ' • • ' ' '•"'" , .. ,...... .... " ' • • • ' ' • ' ' , ' ,~. ' ' • ' , IC••l1'o lw , ' 16\ • "l • ' • ..... , ,,, • ' .... • '" • • • ' • ... .., I J<) ' . , . • • --· Saturdly, August 24, 1968 DAILY PILOT 13 Prim.itive Emotions Flavor. Sox~ Historic Fenway Park By EARL GUSTKEY Of ,,.. Otllf ''"' ll•ff ~ business hours. Empty, it ls also ll· lustrious. Tak.Ing baseball for what tt ls, a -game, it seems-difficult to ftnd-a niche for it in American b.lstory. Fenway Park alter a Sunday doubleheader looks like a Calcutta marketplace-following a typhoon. Sportswriters are the last to leave. Their stories written, they trudge down the ramp and wallow through the knee-deep rubble to exits and, hopefuUy, a cab. wonder how many hotdogt have bffn consumed there ainee the place wa1 built in 1912 and.you !orce your mind to change the st1bject. Fenway Park ta not.-exempt...from natural law1, though, and Jt won't be too many years before lt comes down in favor of one of those modeJn c ... . A MONUMENT'S TWILIGHT -In an age when modern stadiums are springing up across America, Boston's Fenway Park stands out as a link to base- ball's past. Soon, say the city fathers, tho ~year old park will be torn down and the Red SOx will move into a new stadium. -· 1967 Ancient History Cypress' Schiller Vows Improvement for 1968 By EARL GUSTKEY 01 ~ DlllY l'ii.t 511ff It wasn't until the first game last ·year that Carl Schiller knew he had a bad football team. Opening up against Grossmont of San Diego, Cypress Junior College was beaten, 72-3. Cypress opened iU doors a yeer ago and its football team -manned mostly by players who were second and third stringers in high liChool - proceeded to absorb one of the worst maulings in Southland JC football history. Schiller managed to restore some se mblen<:e of order into the chaos at mid-season but his players, bruised and battered, faltered in their rally and underwent new punisfunent at the end. The Chargers began to lose by scores of 42-0 and 50-0. The last three teams on the schedule amassed 180 points. There were some bright moments. Cypress even y.ron a game. It was a 35. 28 thriller over Chaffey, causing the Chaffey coach to become inconsolable for days. And the Chargers lost to beefy Orange Coast by only 14..fi. But for the most part, Cypress was violated at every turn. Only now can Schiller look back and recognize the rewards of 1967. "We've got about 12 players comi.ng back from last year, and believe it or not they developed into pretty good football players. "A whole Season of playing JC ball after not having played much in hlgh school does a lot for a young man." Schiller promised the beatings Of last year will not be repeated. Japan Shoots For LL Crown WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. IAP) Richmond, Va., plays Wakayamr Japan, Saturday in . the title game o· the LltUe League World Series in a trans·Pacific match pitting the rebel spirit of America's Southland against "Yamato Damashi," the spirit of Japan. Fans from Richmond, carryinj! Rebel tags, have converged on thls south-central Pennsylvania town to boost their club in the nationally· televised game, Manager Yoshie Kono says his Japanese team will battle Richmond with a special. Far Eastern hrand of spirit which he termed ''Yamato Damashl." Beebe Eyes Title · "We've got some new boys coming in who are really going to help us. Last year we had a lot of faults but the main one was our lack of size. "We only had one guy on our starting lineup Wt year over 200 pounds.'' 'Il1en he named two players who were ineligible last year -guard Fred ccystal (220) and tackle Jim Chow (235), a Hawaiian. Crystal played at Fullerton two seasons aio. : Schiller says be has several outstan- 'ding Orange County prep st,lrs of last season coming in but won't name them until they enroll. "We've got most of our better boys from Laet year plus these new guys who we KNOW are good football playeu." Schiller bu hill quarterback, Frank · Lopez, far anottier season. lt seems difficult to make a case for the quarterback of a 1-8 team, but the fact remains that Lopez led the Eastern Conference in passing for 11even weeks last year. With the breakup of old JC le.ague 'alignments in California, Schiller finds himself in something called the Southeastern Coof'erence with the likes of Riverside, San Berdoo, Chaffey, Citrus, Southwestern, Grossmont and Palomar. "We'll be a relcrtively new ball club," the coach concludes. "RJght now I'm very optimistic. We're so much improved over last year." ARCHERY SEASON TO OPEN TODAY California's archery bear and latf> archery deer bunting seasons open to. day the Department of Fish and Game reports. Both seasons will continue througl' Sunday, Sept. 15. Archery deer limits are the same a ~ those for the rifle seasons -one buck forked horn or better in the general season area; two bucks forked horn or helter in the northwest area; and one buck three points or better in tbe northeast area. The limit on bears ls two per season. provided that no person may take more than two bears whether taken by firearms or bow and arrow. Southern CalifornJa h closed to bear hunting this season. lfipters should check the hunting regulali.°ij~ for the boundaries. Deer hunters afe required to have a va1id 1~9 hunting license ($4) and deer tags ($2}; bear hunters need a hunting liceru:e.and bear taga (ll). Funny Cars Vie Tonight Garden Grove's Dave Beebe hopes to be crowned king or Orange County's funny car drivers at Orange County lnternatlonal Raceway tonight. Favorites for the tiUe are Beebe and Jel!is Tyree of Fullerton. Eight drivers will be compeUng in the invitation.al meet Beebe will navigate a Dodge Charger owned bf Nelson Carltt of Tulia., Okla. Tyree 1 machine ls a Pon· Uac Fireblrd. _ Beeb&dl a fuMy car driver of ,...11 three weeks. Jn hil fir1t try at the souped up stockers, he beat Ray AUey of Garden Grove. Beebe formerly was a consistent winner 1n top fuel com- petition. Northern California drivers com· peting Saturday include Cecil Yother of San Leandro, back from an eastern tour with hb Plymouth Barracuda, and Rich Abate from San Jou. A Lone Beach entrant II Dte Keaton, ln a Flreblrd. Fanny car racing Nrtl at I p.m., followed b)' a 1lnet eUmtnator>- bracket. twoAFt It ,, "' Exhibitions ~ Set for TV By BILL BURNS ot ftlt DlllY Piie! Slt lt Channel 11 and Channel 2 will each screen a pair of football ··games this weekend . . . Friday evening at 6, KTI'V sent T001 Kelly Ui Tulsa for the Buffalo Bills vs. Houston Oilers game . • • t h i s afternoon he ~ over to Kansas City for the Chiels vs. Oakland Raiders ,.-;-both g~fs. live and in color. · ~XT (2) 1b e gins today .at 6:30 p.m: with liye coverage cU!the .Green Ba)'·Qallas game in· the Ukton•Bowl. nien Sunday afternoon, KNXT will screep. .a tape of Saturday's Raros- Chargocs game at San Diego. Metromedia (KTIV) screened the Julf 'Olympic trials at the C-Oliseum. station had ~planned to also (.'()Ver other Olympic trials--dlvlng, gym- nastiCs, swimming and volleyball. H~ever, following tbe track and field it was quieUy decided to abandon the balance of the Olympic trials coverage . TODAY 11 a.m. (4)CL-BASEBALL-Detroil Tigers at NY Yankees. Curt Gowdy, Pee Wee Reese, Sandy K.oufax mik:e· side at Yankee Stadium. Raincheck: Cleveland Indians at Wash. Senators. Jim Simpson, Tony Kubek mi.keside at D.C. Stadium. ,, 12,30 p.m, (IO)T-COMENTARIO- (Noticero eventos depurtivos.) 4 p.m. (<)CF-OUTDOORS-"High and Wild" features winter steelhead fishing. 4 p.m. (5)CF-THE PRO~oU, as played by "'P proo. 4,30 p.m. (5)CF-COMMENTARY- Story Ill lhe AFL, from birth U> Supor BowL 5 p.m. (l)CT-BASEBALL-LltUe League World Series, Chris Schenkel , Jimmy Piersall mikeslde at \Villiams· port, Pa. 5,30 p.m. (5)CL-BASEBALL -An· gels at Oakland Athletics. Buddy Blattner. Don Wells mikeside at Oak· land C-Oliseum. Dick Enberg with pre and post game shO\lfS. 5,31 p.m.(U)CL-fOOTBALL--Oak· land Raiders at Kansas City Cliiefs. Tom KeUy mikeside at K.C. 1,30 p.m. (2)CL -FOOTBALL - Cham.Pion Green Bay Packers Dallas C.Owboys. Pat Summerall, Jack Buch mikeside at the C.Otton Bowl. 9,30 p.m. (34)F-BOXEO-La polea de la semana, de Mexico.) SUNDAY IZN (Z)CL -SOCCER-NY Gener· als vs'. Detroit Cougars. Jack \\lhit- aker, Mario Machado mikeside for final regular sea.son game on TV. 1 p.rn . (5)C1-BASEBALL-Ange\s at Oakland Athletics. Buddy Blattner, Don ··Wells mikeslde at Oakland C:ili· seum. Dick Enberg witl1 ~e and post game shows. 2 p.m. (2)CT -FOOTBALL -LA Rams at SD Chargers. Gil Stratton, Don Paul rnikeslde last night at San Diego Stadium. Z p.m. (l)CL-GOLF-1100,000 Phil· adelphia Classic. Ray Scott, Chas. JODel, John Derr, Jim McArthur, Bob Toski tnUteslde for flnal four holes at Whitemarsh Valley CC, Chestnut fliU, Pa. % p.m. (U)t"f-SKATING-Mldwest PiOQeers vs. Detroit Devils. 3 p.m. (34)F-FUTBOL--tLucha de succor, de f\.1elko. l 4 p.m. (4G)F -COMMENTARY - "Accent On Action." sports filmii. S p.m. (34)F-TOROS-(Corrtdis de toros de Mexloo, con matadorts No. viuer9s Carlog Malaga, Arturo Rull Loredo y P.,,. Vila.) l'IG p.m. (5)CT-CAR & TRACll- 11«» cllpa; road i..t of the AMX. ~ And yet just as surely as the United States w a s born on its eastern seaboard and expanded to the Paclfic, so it ls with baseball. Most of America has betome af. fluent and baseball, for the most part, has responded by constructing palatial stadiums. And now we come to Fenway Park in Boston, the subject of this piece and one of the last surviving reties ot baseball's golden, vibrant past. It would be unfair to single out Fenway Park solely for its antiquity, Forbes Field in Pit:Uburgh, Yankee Stadium in New York, Cincinnati's Crosley Field and . Tiger Stadium in Detroit have> also survived the wreck· ing crews, · But Fenway ,1811111 *° laugh at pr<>- gress. , Fenway fs like a '10..year-old man who ttfuses to retire and blow1 hJJ Social Security checks at the track. It's sad to think that there ire old men -hard core ba:seJ>aU' fans for all their lives _:, who die every day Without :ever:' having·waiked down the grimy ais~J of Fenw8y Park. The place houses the noisiest, grub- biest and most profane fans in the country. It's always been that way. So demonstrative are they that at a particularly exciting moment for the Red Sox, the crowd's roar will cause the rickety press box to tremble. It's a place of primitive emotions. Boston is sticky hot in the summer and a Sunday double header might be good for three or four fights. Good fights, too, where you get a couple of fat. hairy men in undershirts ex· changing roundhouses and nobody breaks It up. And.this is in the reserved seat RC• tion. The ouUield bleacher section ls lunatic city. It's always a crowded, hot place where the constant clammor seems to be spinning in neutral, prepared to ex· plode at any development on the field. Often the developments a r e dJspleasing to Fenway's customers and woe it be to the offender, be he foe or Bostonian. American L e a g u e players will tell you the boos at Fenway are the worst and they speak of them in tOnes appropriate for a description of a werewoU's howl. But this is Fenway Park during "' Houston Rolls, Rips Bills, 37-7 TULSA, Okla. {AP) -The Uildefeat- ed Houston Oilers rolled to their fourth straight pre-season viotory Friday night, whlpping the Buffalo Bills 37.7 in a n American Football League exhi- bition game. The loss was the first for the Bills, who had won two and tied one. Resreve quarterbaek Bob Davb was a bright spot in the Houston offense. Davis guided the Oilers during the entire second half and completed nine or 17 passes for 137 yards and three touchdowns, including a 60·yarder to Ode Burrell. MESA SCHEDULES PHYSICAL EXAMS Costa Mesa High cross country aspirants are to report to the school cafeteria for physical examinations Monday night, S..7, according to Mustang athletic director Sob Hunter. Cross Country candidates will be checked the following night, same site, same time. Football exams begin on Wed. nesday. Under the stand11 the place has an overpowering odor of mustard. You nient palaces. . And so you don't have much Um• left if you want to see the game played where tt was 50 years ago. Major League Fish Larry Pantell, l:J.year-<ild Costa Mesa fisherman, created a stir on a Davey's Locker sportfishing craft recently when he hauled ln thia jackpot bluefin tuna. Many Southland anglers are booking tuna on albacore trips. - Olympic Trials Schedule For Southland Sites Fo)lowing is the schedule of Olympic Javelin and finals of 100 and 200 final trial events under way: meters, plus relays. MEN'S AND WOMEN'S DIVING, CYCIJNG Long Beach Belmont Pl aza: Today -Second series of 1000 m. Today, 11 a.m., preliminaries 10 trials and 4000 m .. finals. Sunday - meter men's diving. 7 p.m., finals. 1000 m. match sprint. WOMEN'S SW l MM ING, Los WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL -l"8m Angeles Swim Stadium : Today, 10 :30 chosen after final round robin games a.m.; preliminary heats 100 meter among squad members on Sept. 2 at butterfl y, 400 meter intermediate California State College at Long medley, 200 meter free style. Finals: Beach. (NlgbUy exhibition games 4:30, 5 and 5:30 p.m. same order as start today.) heats. MEN'S VOLLEYBALL ._ team Sunday, 10 :30 a .m.: heats ~· ·chosen after final round robin gamea free, lOOm. breast. '-OOm. LM. Finals: on Aug. 31 at Santa Mon.tea City 4:30 p.m., 5 and 5:30 p.m. same order. · C.Ollege. (Nightly eihlbition games Monday, 10 :30 a.m.: lOOm. back. start today at San Fernando Valley '-OOm. breast, 200m. fly. Finals: 4:30, 5 State College.) and 5:30 p.m., sa1ne order. Other fina,l trials are scheduled next Tuesday, 10:30 a.m.: lOOm. free, week and continue through the Labor 200m . back. Finals: 4:30 and 5 p.m. Day hoUday. These include women's same order. gymnastics, Aug. 'rl and 31, at Long Wednesday, 10:30 a .m.: BOOm. free. Beach Arena; men's gymnastics, Aug. Finals, 4:30 p.m. 28 and 30. at Pauley Pavilion, UCLA: WOMEN 'S TRACK AND FIELD, men's swimming. Aug. 3()..Sept. 2 at Mt. San Antonio College , 5 p.m., today Belmont Plaza; men's and women's -800 meter heats, 80m. hurdles canoein~ Aug. 30.SCpt. 2, at Long heats, 200m. heats, shot put. long Beach Marine StadJUl'fi : rowing and jump, and finals of hurdles, 200 and other events, Aug. 31-Sept. 2, at 800 meter races. Sunday -Discus, 400 Marine Sbadium; and water polo, Sept. m. heats, lOOm. heats, high jump. 1.J, at Belmont Plaza. Baseball Standings National Leape American League Won Lost Pct. GB \Yon Lost Pct. SI. 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Lipocomb, 33, director of the unt.'versSty'1 a u d 1 o l o g y clinical studies-, said a high frrequenc:y hM?ing W.. was found in .. large number of la.st year'• treshmeq.. "We were sbocked to ft.nd that the heorillg of many students had a 1 r e a d y deteriorated to a level of the average 85 ·ye ar·old person,'' IJpscomb &aid. "Someone sugge«ted i t miibt be because teen-agers listened to so much loud, noisy music.'' So Llp&Comb conducted. a test. OVer a three-month pemd, a guinea pig, with one ear plugged, was ex- posed to 90 hours of music recorded in a Knoxville discotheque. 'It.! sound in· tenoity -2Q decibel&. He said the guinea pig's protected ear was n o t damaged, but cell& In the ear without plug were "either displaced, collapsed or totally misslng." 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'<" .................................................... 11111 ................................................ __ .. ___ ,.. _____ -----0-- -----• ~tlll'day, August 24, 1968 OAILY PILOT 17. AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE • WEEK'S AND YEAR'S HIGH, LOW, CLOSE -.. ·--I ., • ·-~----- Comment Page Orange ColUlty's Poor Yes, We Have Pove rty .Rig h t Here a t Ho rne Bv r.nAi\TVlt.l.E c. VEC>PLES · Dtrectnr, Orangt County Ocpartmtnt of \Vt lfore llov.• should poverty be defined! In 1noney terms alone. a famil y or four has been described as poor Ir ii has an lnconu~ of $3,00} or less. However. L h"ve heard this figure in relation to .antipoverty programs for the past three or four years, so it must be out- daled bv now. ir in fa ct it was ac- c\lrate ihen. \Ve all know that there are many variables in individual situa· tions. A couple living in their own home in a rural area of the San J oa- <Jtun Valley may .c.et along quite \\'ell 4Jn an amount that is totally in- al1l'llua te. for a couole living Jn . the ci- t~·. puyi ng rent and other costs or Jiv. in g in an 1.1rban area. For these and manv uthct rC'a sons. lhcre is no particµlar set of figures which would Jll'ovide lhc poverty line for all in- di viduals. PovC'rJy is a very personal thin !! ror the individual in the situation Jn which he finds himself, \\'c can tell yo u {he level of income fQr people who receive welfare in Oran ge County and you can draw some conclusions as to \\'here they fit In the poverty scale. A person on Old Age Secu1ity has a total in ccime of around $150 per month : the person who receives Blind Aid has about the . ~arne or perhaps a little higher in· come ; "'hile the person who is disabl- ed has an income in the 112.5 14) $135 pe:r 1non th range. In the A~d . to FAmilies with Dependent Children Pru,gram, each person lives on about $50 prr month. This includes parents · aod ch~:.-Jren. 'E\'t:N IF \\rE could agree on defini· tions, we could not know th e actual ex· tent of poverty in Orange County. lnformation is rather widely scat- tered, what we gather today is out- dated by next week. iand many people keep their problems to themselves and are not known to agencies, public or private. There are, however. a few in-· di cators of poverty which give us !Orne basis !or discussion. ln terms of monev or income (the strict I Y eccno'mic side of the subject), Orange County has a relatively low volume of poverty as compared. to the St.ate .or the Nation. The average familv in· come level in Oral"lge County is hi,gher than in most places:'· between $7 .000 and $8.000 per family. The educational level is higher tJ;ian average: above hJRh school gradu~lt9:9·.:.~ adults. Job opportunities for ffiOse who have education and traininl.,!!'e more plen- tiful than in many other areas. WELF.\RE ll EPA R TM E NT 11tatistics also indicate a tower than average level of poverty in our county. Our caseloads and cost!! are between one-third and one-hall the state average in relation to population. Unemployment rates are generally lower than average. The \VeUare Department takes considerably less of the local property tax dollar than is generall y believed to be true by the taxoayer. The county share of the ~·clrare budget is about two percent of the local property tax dollar. Thus. the extent of poverty, in Orange County, in terms of money and income, is con- ~ide rably less than average. 11ov.•ever. we do have poverty. Son1e 35,0()0 or 36.000 people receive ~1eUare a~sistance at any given time. 11 .000 of \\'horn receive Old Age Security in their ov.•n homes or in nursing homes under ~ledi-Cal . About 16,000 adults and children are assisted by the Aid to F'amihes ·with Dependent Children J'rugram and 3,000 receive benefits for the disabled and blind. In addition, som(' 5,000 or 6.000 do not receive cash benefits but are cerlified for medical carP "'hen these bills arise. f\1nre than IOOJIOO people are receiv. in.E! S-Ocial Serurit)' benefits in Orange County. f\1any o( these people. of c<HJr~r. are not in the poverty cl:iss1fication. but many are Ji vi ng on an income level not ~ignificantly dif· ferent from th at of v.•elfare recipients. Tht're "·ere 15,0CVJ unemplo\'ed persons In Oran~e County in April. Some of thrse. no doubt. fa ll in the poverty classirlcatlon. The Ve t er a n s ' Administration distributed veterans' benefits in Orange County last year in an 11mount approximately equal to the aid distribu1ed by our Department. f>t-lan~· ptolpe rC'ce iving ve terans' bcnrfits nre living on a limited income level. Tlll~RE ARE o1hcr tndicator~ of poverty. One can r rviev.· the stalistics of lleallh and Probation Departments. of the County ~1edical Center and find the interrelation bet\\'een social pro· Saturday, ,<\ugust 24 , 1968 Tbe Comment Page nf the Del.ly Pilot seeks l,o inrorm and stimulate readers by presenting a variety or com· mentary on topics or Inter· est and significance from Informed observers a n d spot .. men. Robtrl N. WHd, Publ i1'1tr • The word poverty i' hardly associated wit)l Orange -County, Galifornia. The image ol trus county is one of richness -sometimes smug richness -surrounded by conserva~lve views and no problems with jobs, minori· ty groups or money. Yet 1n the midst of one of the wealthiest counties 1n the nation, many people are trapped in a relentless poverty cycle. Tl was this issue -poverty in Orange County -that Grew more than 1,200 persons to a one-day conference at the University of California, Irvine, this June. These remarks on the extent and nature of poverty in Or· ange County were included in one of the key addresses . b!ems and poverty. For example, there are census tracti in Orange County where the infant mortality rate is more than double the county average. The Welfare Department sees many instances or Jack of child care and actual child n e g le c t . sometimes a direct result of situations where the mother is the only wage earner and she cannot provide income and child supervision at the same time. Many poor people are not known to \Velfare Department statistics. We estimate that ror each person receiv· ing aid through our deparlplent, at least one other person, and maybe more. would be eligible if they chose to apply. rt is estimated that ap- proximately 100,000 people live at or below the poverty level in Orange County. About 11 percent of the people in Orange County live in family groups with an income of less than $3,000 per year. Again, there is no exact count. JN DISCUSSI NG the nature of poverty in Orange County, it is helpful to outline the half a dozen groups into About the author: Granville C. Peo- ples has worked in the social welfare f ield for 21 year!. fie beca1ne director of the Orange County Welfare De· partntent in 1962. Prior to that lte had :;erved\6 ~ years as welfare director in Stanislaus County. which poor people generally fall. First, aged persons wh o depend upon Old Age Security, Social Security, or other sources o{ income, most of whom have limiteq income in relation to the present cost of living. Second, disabled persons. including the blind, who live on public as,istance grants, or income at about tlUI level. Third. "broken families.'' abet.it 4.000 or whom reeeive aid through the \Velfare Department. Many others are on limited income where the n'!Qther is ~·orking or the family is living\n con- tributions from the father, ~·at Security, or other sources. Br en families include those where there h: s been divorce, s e pa r a ti o n . in. carceration o the parent, and those families that never were, where there are fairly large numbers of ii· legitimate children. A fourtlh group is made up of "marginally em'ploye<i'' families. This includes quit~ a few min0t·ity group families and those who have been deprived o( cultural and educational advantages. Some of these families are known to public w e I f a r e periodically. At any given time. there is a fifth group made up of families ol the unemployed. This group also in· eludes substantial numbers of persons ·from the mjnority communities. Few or ~ese families are seen ~ the public welfare department. Finally. there are the unsettled ne\\·romers to the County, people who have not found a place for themselves in other com- munities and are searching for a bet· ter location. Many ol them bring their prablems with them and do not find all t1le answers wJ100 they arrive in Orange County. Another aspect of the nature of JlOVerty in Orange County is the relative lac k of visibility of the poor. They are pretty widely scattered throu~oot tbe County, unless they Jive in the fa.irl y well-de(ined Mexican- American coinmunities or in soolh Santa Ana. Public welfare may have contributed to this lack of visibility. By providing 1ncome !-or minimwn subsistence tor many of t h e s e families, \\'e have, in effect, shielded the majority community from an a~·areness of , and a feeling of responsibility for. the~ problems. ANOTHER CHARACTERISTIC of poverty in Orange Coonty is the personal isolation o! individuals and families. Jn a psycl1ological as well as a real sense. 1nany people in Orange County are alone among the million people who live he re. Many have been here only a short period of time and do not have either the fa1nily contacts rommon In more settled communities 01· the rrlationship lo churches and other organizations providing both material and psychQ\ogical assistance 1n time o[ trouble. This create~ speelal problems for the lndi\•\duals Involved and it poses son1e rather special pro- blems for th<' agencies who v.•ork v.i th i&olated people. The \Ve\farc Drpartment sees a high component or "social disorder" in the tamilr groups "Ith ~·horn ,~·e. v.·ork: nH~ntal illness and emotional in· st.ability and familir~ riol Jiving togetOer as a fatn lly unit This is true evrn among famlLies v.•ho :\pparently had ~ufficient fiooncial mean!i to SUJl" pOrt the family, Alcoholism . employ· menl instability, lrequtrtt chMJI,~ of Jobs, frequent moves lo dlfh!:rcnt hous· ing. lnstanc's or child nc-l(lect and ~butc are rommcm problems. On the ilth'r hand, simple unt"mployment, if there is such a thing, is oot a major problem eomlng to the public welfare agency in Orange.County, WlTll 'nlE !\AP ID growtll of oor <.'Ounty, whlch has increased in popula· tion by around a million people in 15 years, we have been unable to keep pace through t he development or s·ocial institutions. Existing agencies have not been able to expand servldes to keep up with dem·arid and new organizations and priv.ate institutions have not Md Lime W develoo. Tu some ~egr~, Uri$ is related to the personal isolation mentioned earlier. since many people do r.o! have a place of support in time of trouble and existing agencies are bardpressed IX> keep pace with the most emerger.it dme.ands. Along with this, there is a tremen- dous lack of. coordinatioo of the services which "·e do have. Public agencies have a hard time keeping in communica!.ion with each other. We are all pressed to meet day-to-day demands. so we have little time to sit down and talk and plan together, The same is true among the private agen· cies and between public and private age n c i e s . This is one of the pressing problems at the moment. ' Some kind of plannil\.g and coordina- tion is needed very badly. I doubt that a public agency oan serve this func- tion. but certainly we should be in· volved in it. Perhaps some com· bination of United Fund agencies can develop this. Perhaps the Community Action Council will move in this direc· tion, or it is possible that an entirely new organization ol some kind could be developed to serve th.is purpose. Somehow it must be possible for us to resolve the oft' expressed fears about ('()Ordination and planning. 1 see nothing terribly sinister about getLing together to try to develop a plan for maximum use of existing resources. Surely, we s.ioold try to prevent duplication. overlapping. a n d in- approprlate assignment of priorities for action. Somehow we Eilould be able to ach.ieve Hris coordioot.ioo without in· fnin glng too much on the freedom of individual groups in tlle development of their programs. Tll.ERE IS tremendous lack ol understanding of the problems of the poor u, our country, a great deal or emotion and disinformation. Ma n y older citi~ns have an impression of "·eUare bastd on concepts froon the Depression darys or the 1930's. and they do not reallie we are living in an entirely different -world today. Some younger people, wi"lo did not live through the '30's and w])o have never known "·hat it is to be in need, often take a rather intolera-nt and punitive attitude toward those in the so-caUed povert.y sector. The facts with v•hich we deal are difficult enoug1l. When the become owrlaid with emoitoo. pre· judice, and fear. the ta.sk of solving problem s becomes almost impossible. Many propcse to solve the welfare problem by putting people to work. This is a sound idea and we work at this cont,inuously. }lowever. there are some real misconceptions. Most of the people known to v.·eUare are not employable. and v.-elfare will not be reduced substantially by p u t l i n g people to "'Ork. Lt is also commonly assumed that the same people stay on "'elfare rolls year after year. This cert..'linly is not true, since there is CTlntinuous and rapid turnover of aid recipients in the \Y e I fa re Department, parliculnrly "'here families are concerned. The people ~ith whom ,,.e are "·orking to· day are not the same people. by anci large. with ui1om u·e \1.-otked tV.'O or tJ1re1! years ago. . . TIIE CITIZENS of Orange Cou nty must rerognize that ten per:-ent of our people are not in the so-<:alled a ffluent • society. This leads to some very special problem!! in today's \\·orld. \Ve need to fare the fact that 1nany of the poor are not employable aod that "1>ulling people to "·ork" is not a9 simple as It sounds. \Ve need to realize U"Lat 17 Percent of the children in Orange County drop out of ~hool before gr<ldootlng from high school. \Ve need to race the problems of il - le gltitnacy. \Ve lleed to rerognize that publk assistance gra.nU are very marginal. particularly so for families. and do not insure enough income lo meet the cost of living in our county. People with limited iocome have partfcul:ir problems in rclaUon to housing. transportation, and child care. F'\nally. v.·e need to recc>gnjn: t.!1al we do rhave poverty In Or.ange County. Tht volume Is not as great as in otJ"ltr ereaa. but it i'i growing, \Ve are seeing more minority group peOplc in our coonty and others of lower Income 5tlil:tU.$. \Ve all need tl:l work together to rind some spkial probltms: u "'ell Ris sorne poss.ibilities for aucees_., · . • , I ' , , • ' • Shaded 1rea1 1how Orange County'• seY· en "poverty pockets." An1lysl1 was made in ce nsus tracts and criteria fo r measur• ing poverty areas included families wit'1 le ss than $3,000 Income per year, dilapi· dated housing units, housing units worth less than $5.000, low education and fam- ilies receiving welfare aid of some form. " -- !-- ' • • Mother Looks at Hippies Cut-outs Are Cowards .~ By MRS. P.H. Once upon a time • . • Corny? Perhaps, but that is how l remember it. Once upon a-time there were two ' lovely girls. Sisters. Beautilul little girls with every promise of growing into two lovely young women. My daughters -I-Jelen, now 18, and Cynthia, 18. l-lelen and Cynthia had rather upsy- downsy young lives. Family problems, limited finances, several moves. A story that seems old hat now; so many young people face these problems in their formative years, But still upsy· downsy. }lowever, they seemed to survive beautifully, At a-ges 14 and 16, we see two busy, productive, popular teen-agers, Active in school. Popular \v ilh the young men. Seemingly dedicated to the 'Establishment' premise that young ladies are sup- posed to be healthy. happy and above all have their hair set in time for the dance. This was a happy time, and my fears for their stability we r e somewhat relaxed.. Too relaxed, I don't know where Cynthia is now. I can reach l~elen by phone but find 1nyselt talking to a stranger. IT IS A CREEPING disease, this hippie business, I'm told by my eldest daughter that they don't consider themse~ves hippies. but for want of a niore accurate nomenclature, l will This moth1r's commentary appeared orioinally jn the San Francisco Chron- icle. have to do with the term. AU young people and many of us older codgers would rather go barefoot -so it seemed not too unnatural to find my daughters barefoot most of the time. Burning candles can be a delighUul and relaxing additive to a happy at· mosphere, so we tried to ignore the distinct odor of burning incense. I have no quarrel with incense. I simply prefer my candles to burn -not smell. But the point is, the incense was part of the creeping disease. My youngest went first. Iler room chang- ed from a teen·age girl's natural may- hem to a dark cloud; dreary unhappy pictures, bits of wax and m~. Dark drapes. Dark. dark, dark Helen, the older, was slow in leav- ing n1e. At fir~t she couldn't un· derstand her sister, her weird ideas, her ;different' friends. At first I thought I would be able to Oang on to my more sensible daughter. But she, too was transfixed by the wail of Ute angry love children .. , T TRY BUT J don't understand. I don't understand young girls hitch· hiking or young men who pennit them to. I don't understand dirty feet ------Our Jtla11 In Sa11 Francisco ------· No Skirting the Issue r By HERB C~E-N SAN FRANCISCO -Now then, hov.• do they start the day at Marsh and McLennao. the big tnsuranee company at No. l Bush? \Vith a knee ift!peetion . tl1at 's how. A cold· eyed hard·nosed exec gives Uie old up'n'down to the 150 g i r I s who work there -and those whose skirt! are too short are sent home to ch:inge into something Je"ss di"tra<rtJng. SOl'llETii\1ES art previews are worth going to. At the J:lansen Gallerles kickoff for thcir ~hO\\'. "The N\lde." Nancy llemlngway appeared nude rrom the waist up - very disappointing for us leg men. She n1odeled for one or the p~in· Ungs In Ilic sho\v, KaUian Brov.1l'S "Girl on Toi let." This is blgh<lass stuff. folk s. SllER\VOOO • . II ,, KE v. I Johnson. whose Shakey'g Pitta em· p\re made him a millionaire, recently flew to H a w a i i ac- companied by a aix·plece bagpipe l»nd, four-piece Turkish band, two ' • 'I. belly-dancers and 14 other guests- the ~·hole schmeer adding up to a $10,000 tab. "Share the wealth snd save your health," is Shakey's mot- to. R llETORICAL question r r om Good Glenn Dorenbush : "\Vhat do you think about a denti!il who replaces all of your gold inlays with Si lly Putty and Uien goe6 to Paris on a vacatloo?" ... A ~sible an.!wer is supplied b y this graffi to: "Gold!inger Was Right!'' ... NOT ABLE QUOTE from Coffee \Vh ole saler Damon Miller when hls sectyff failed to show up for work alter the wkend: "Poor dear. I gue~ she h:id another attack or ~f ondaynucleos.is.'' QlJOTED Jrtne \VatMJn to a i;irl \\'taring a calf·length midi : "Going through the minl-pau$e?'' ..• Dick BMsi, owner of Club Sirocco on Judah, to cantankerous "drunk who ln"\iles hlm to step oul$lde: "Look, fella , even if I .S\vung on you and missed you'd die of pneumonia I" -spread now from so much walking -that once were lovingly cradled in silk. I doo 't understand Communal liv· ing, the morals of which disturb ine less than the distaste or sharing in- timate moments with sometimes total strangers. I do understand the beauty of much of the philosophy. ~ hate the war as much as they do -any war. I hate violence and do not strike at my fellaw man. I understand the repugnance toward prejudices, and to my knowl· edge, I have none. But 1 o v e children all -and my daughters in particular -I do not understand why it is necessaTy to abandoo a society that has given you the freedom to appreciate beautiful things, in order to partake exclusively of nature's basic joys. Our society, with all its acknowledged faults, does not demand that you be a hypocrite. You don't have to agree with Uie Establishment. The most our soeiety asks is that you give -at least part of what you take. AND LISTEN my little ones. When you talk of love, you are committing the greatest hypocrisy. The core, the very heart of any love you might be able to offer the world, is inside you, and it emanates from there. lt spreads in small waves over those closest to you and tl!en 'to those who touch those you have loved. And yet you walk away from generations of loved ones. .•• When Helen says to me she can- not understand ~·hy the whole ~·orld cannot love one another as she loves, and then turns her back on those who have 18 years of loving Helen to re-- member ... I WANT l\tY daughters at ho~. J want them to wear frilly lace things. To sleep in clean, private beds. To play records too loud, and sit outside with the boyfriend too long, I want them to shave their legs and set their ha.Ir and swipe my perfume. I want them to leave home to go to college. or to marry a boy who expects to Lind fried chicken in my refrigerator. And I want them to th I n k for themselves. To protest war. To right for equality. To work for better government. better social condJUons, and raws more relev110t to our current problenu. They ean be artist!, en- tertainers, writers, ho u 1 e wives , secretaries -I don't care, as tong as it's their Ng , .. Helen, Cynthia, and all Uttle ones lost : it's passing you by . my babies. \\'hile )'OU are meditating how bad the world was end Is, someone else is doing some.thing ABOUT wtiat It Is going to bt, for better or wor1e ..• And whlle you are gone, darlings, Ssn .. ta Claus sUll comes. There is atJll fritd chicken and chocolate cake, and th0usand1 of families 11vlng the: wlthbone for • race Utat ii n't at the table. We love you. And that's what loV"C. me.ans. 1 • SOUTHERN CAUFORNIA'S FACTORY DIRECT DEAUR IS IOW ORANGE COUNTY'S Ll'ltlf Mltcfle11 ef Clil"ll" ti dlMM fNll 111 ltutMn. blltlntla, All cel1n 1114 •hok• 1f 111ul1H111t1f, BRAND NEW . 1968 CHARGER IMMIDIAR DILIVllY N0.1 LARGEST VOLUME DEAi.ER •Bucket Seats • Hideaway Headlights • Fu ll vinyl interior• Nylon Carpeting • Rear Deck Spoiler •Full racin g instrumentation • Bumper Guards • Ash Tray light • H. 0. Springs • H. O. Torsion Sway Bar ... Ask for Stock No. 945, No. 137, No. 136. '76 576 TOTAL DOWN PAYMINT TOTAL MONTH&.T ,AYMIHT 52569 TO'fAL PRICE +TAX &Ut P1ymtnh includt tax & licenH & flr11nee ch1rgn on 48 ll'IOPlth• on tpproved btnk crtdit ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST TRUCK, CAMPER & VAN '68 DART BRAND NEW HEADQUARTERS BRAND NEW '61 DODGE ' BRANO NEW '61 DODGE '/1 Ton Pl(lr:up 1/2 Ton Pickup and Camper Swaptlillf with I '""' u~ _, ttmptr, ti"' 4 ff'llfll dlntttt. Mk lo• Stock No. 292.. s~f l~ 5~°'~!,, 128" wtw.I biM Sw.plll•t. AU _11119111,' lPIOd l'fll" thro !r1nl., H.D. lifts, c.lttf lt9httr, M.D. lflti"9l. All "" ~tf'(k No. 719. :!~~. $tl!' Fully equipped with rodio, heater, wsw tires, pad- ded dash, defroster, etc. '89 TOTAL DOWN PAYMENT '89 TOTAL MONTHLY PAYMINT PATMllff PAJMEllT + T.U a UCINSI IMMIDIAfl DlllvtlT PATMlMT + TAX a UCIHll IMMIDIATI MUYllT Used, low mileage. (VCT84-0) 549 549 '67 DODGE D· 100 PICK UP '68 CORONET I ft . bed. (V2100Sl .!.~1. •ATMlNT •t TOTAL PRICE . Tax I. llc. TOTAL DOWN PAYMENT TOTAL MONTHLY PAYMENT DELUXE MODEL '62 FORD 3,4 TON PICK UP 51689 • Dual Horn System • Tinted Windsh ield •Deluxe Wheel Covers • Del uxe Trim• Foam front seats • White sidewall tires. Ask for Stock No. 536. VB, r1dio, h11Ttr, 8 ft. cab. & c1mptr, dinttft. s!Hps -'· (F56786) ~~ '°'~~~"" f 12 - '63 FORD V2 TON PICK UP TOTAL PRICE t Jt,~" IMMEDIATE DELIVERY '69 '69 I ft. bed. (M13S75) !it. .:.it.. PAT MINT PAT MINT --~--166 FORD FAIRLANI COUNTRY IQR. 'HI. Iii.'"°'· l•mllr' "''""~ ..... ,,.,,, •Ir .. '&H. l ull .• hill vt..,.1. !Tl£803J 11666 :::: $57 w:~ s57 ~i:t:. ,• TAX & UC. ,1'MT. ,YMT. aw1 aoo• ,.te:• $.2420 '65 OLDSMOllU CUTLASS +42 1111. Rl'dlt '~ ht1!ar, POWlf 11Hrit19, u.,.11, bucktl Hl11. (Str. Ho. 0107) '126.6 ::~: s43 11.!.:: s43 + TAX a. LIC. PlMT. ' &LUI IOOJC 'IUCI $2005 '65 PLYMOUTH SATELLm TOTAL fllOILY. rYfllT. • H:ICI OOWll flltHLY. .966 TOTAL s33 '"" s33 "'" + TAX 'UC. nMT. nMT, &LUI 1001( ,.ICI $1&IO '61 PLYMOUTH FURY II h oflt, i.tttr. •llt9., ,....., .tttrlllt !NkDM) '966 ::~: s33 11...:~ s33 + lAX a. UC. 1'1'Ml, ILUI IOOIC PRICE $1 SIO '66 MUSTANG COUPI '966 ·:::: s33 \1.!:: s33 + TAX a. UC. P'l'MT. &LUI IOOIC NICI $17iO '64 FALCON FUTURA tOl'l M'"Ll. P'l'MT. TOT'L Mtllt.T. nMT. '766 ::: 526 ~ $26 ;i.:& • T.\Jt & llC. nfllT. Pnff. 11.UI IOOK NICI $1170 163 lllONTIAC eRAND PRIX 2 * wi...,... 11119 tr1n . tKt..-, 1lr ... 11.. ll.M. ,...., ""~ b11kM. w!lld.; -ft. IOCllll) '666 :::~ s23 ~ s23 ::..'l. + lAX 1. llC. ,,.Ml, nlllf, llVI IOOlt l'llCI $1411 ' I I '65 MONZA ,..,... ,,.., ""'ind Met.r, IM.o91cet ,..,., """''-"'41111 11.,..nt. (WMU7lll I ::: '23 l!2! '23 .!l!ll. + TAX I. lit. 1TMf. ";Y;r. 1W1 IOOK PIKI $1 IJI I 'vmls. Include T&l & fin1nce ch1rgtS on 48 mol. on 1pprovtd b.nk er.di! TOTAL DOWN PAYMINT TOT A.I. MONTHLY PAYMENT '66 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 14ardtOP. ft t!t,.,. 1lr. rtdlo, hH!tf, 1ult., '"'"'" tlNrl119. b!itktl "'"· """'· l1"dtu l~p. (RR0571) '1966 :::: $67 :.:::: $67 ~:,]~} +TAX a. LIC. n111T. ''"''· llUI M>OK JlllCI $.2MS '65 CHIVILU MALIBU CPI. Y ... 1V11. trari1., ~Hltr. IHI..., tlf cond.. ,...,. tlrt .. ""'· <11J1t!t. (Rfll505) 11266 :~~ s43 ~?:~ s4 3 J~t~. + 1.U & LIC. nMT. • nMT. IWI aoo• NICI $1910 '65 FORD eALAXIE 500 NICI llOWll MTMlJ. $1166 ••TAL s40 '"" s40 ""' +TAX 1. LIC. rYMT. PlMT. MUI IOOK NICI $1fff '65 CHIVILU SIDAN \I .. Mfl~t, ........ lhi"I .. htoltr, 411frMNf, CtlJlfh. ti(. ('91(719) '966 :::: s33 :.:::i $33 ~:.i:: .i. 1All g llL "MT. PlMT. ILUI •oo• NICI t1i2s '64 DODGI DART 270 YI. rldil, httt.,, tU!t., IHlwt!t 1lttrlnt. /Tl'U '35) '766 NICI IOWll TOTA1 $26 IOT.ll +TAI I. LI(. nMT. $26 ..... MTllLY. P'l'MT. &WI IOCHC NICI f1270 166 FORD •uio .. llttltr, MlTIMI! '666 ,.Kl IOW1I TOTA.I. $23 TOTAL f. TAX & UC. :-YMT • s23 IWI IOOI: NICI $1170 '63 CHIVROUT IMPALA 'Him air, r1•11. l•u!ot, ,.._,., """"'· {OJl ll.!t) fOT&L fllflllf. ,,.,.,, '566 ::: s19 ~ s19~i.:.'l. • TAX I. LK. "MT· ,,...,., .... -"-"'-''-'-"-'------'61 BUICK SPECIAL 'j' ... 6., .. "" TOt•t•i.r.,'2-·g'""·,or:~n1$ .• 2 ... 9 4151 TOTAL PllC:l DOWN MTHLY. -+ TAX l L/C. PYMT. PYMT. ILUI IOOI PllCI $1411 '61'. CHEVROLET IMPALA l dool" h1r111ep, 3:V """ ll.h. ""'' ""'" 11110. ""'" c11pt11, vln~I lrottt. ftll. 1IO) $1866 ..... $63 ""' $63 ..... ,.ICI tOIRI fllTHLf. ... l.U a. LU nfllT. nfllT. lwt IOOk ptlCI $267• '66 PLYMOUTH FURY II FHt. Air, Y.t, ,..,, ttr .. radio. l1utu. 1ut01Mtle. csvrun 1'0fAL s40 IOIAL l'tl:ICI OOWll • l.\Jt & LIC. PlMT. $4 0 '"" MntLJ "'"' &LUl &00« ,RICl $::'.::°'.:'------ '66 CHEVROUT fKt tlr. Y.f. 11dl~. ~ttll'. ,..,.,..,le. """" .IRZG 'IOU 5966' :::: $33 w.:: + TAX a. LIC. "MT. $33 ..... MTllLJ. rrMT, ILUI SOOK NICI $1170 '65 DODGI DART '766 :::: s26 ~ $26 + TAX & UC. nMT. ILUI IOOK NICI $11.0 TOt&l ...... l'JMT. '65 RAMIUR STATION WAGON Crn1 (_,,,. .... IN!.Hflftl, k&H, wit., v.a. WSW. wtlttl Ct¥1n. {l'C1MD) '766 '.:!:~ 526 :~ 526 ~~tt + TAX & llC. 1'1'MT. l'JMT. ______ IWI IOOtl: NICI $1550 '66 FORD FALCON ,766 T•••• s26 ""' $26 ""' PlKI OOWll flltlllf. + lAI & LIC. P'l'MT. PfMT. IW1 IOCHC NICI $1290 '63 FORD COUNTRY WAGON lbdlt, Mtltr. tv!t,. Y•. (Str. Nt. "9f} '466' TOTAl + T::~~te. 516 ~\:.\ '16 =.. ,,Ml, ,., .. T. llUI IOOI( PRKI $951 1 &lo...M ·•• p - ANOTHER HARBOR DODGE FIRST! 48 MONTHS BANK FINANCING Now Avallable on All New Cars & New TrucliJ In Stock On Approved lank Credit '68 POLARA • Nylon upholstery • Wall to wall carpets • Automatic trans. • Power steering • Heater & defroster system • Dual br1k1 system • Back-up lights • 3 spd. wipers & washers • Olx. seat belts. Ask for Stock 'No. 125. 52979 TOTAL PRICE i\'.l:l.' IMMEDIAR DELIVERY BRAND NEW 52389 , TOTAL PRICE tK~t' IMMEDIAR DELIVERY C FOR YOUR PROTICTION ALL HARBOR DODGE USED CAU with• GOLD STAR 100% UNCONO/TK>NA.L IUAUNRE-THIS STAI STATU IN WIUTIN' THAT HAllOI DOKE 5UAUNTIU THI CAI 100% AGAINST MICHAHfCAL DffECTS fOI 100 DAYS Olt 4,000 MIUS WHICH EVD COMU fllST AFR1 "URCHA.SE. THIS INCLUDU All MECHANICAL PAITI. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, IAnfRT, SPEIDOMITIR, RADIO, HEATllt ON ALL U.IU. THIS GUAUHTIE COYUS All PAltTS AND LA.IOI Fiil TO TOUI u.., L9w ............ 67'1 .......... ... ., '• c,._ ,,.. '66 VOLKSWAGEN S+i....,r.btcll. • .,_,. fl'IC 7411 '1366 +7.ltiu.. 546 ,5 5465 '64 VOLKSWAGEN •. "°-.... {tKC 4'71 '766 ::lll 526 T:::'. 526 ... +Tu .. LIL hymt. = '64 VOLKSWAGEN "°"· 4 IPlet "°'"· f'l'Y 019! '7-66-::m 526 = 526 -+ Te~ .. Lit. ,.,.._ = '62 VOLKSWAGEN 1: ...... '~ '-'"· Olll OiUI 1566 Witt $19 I::: 519"'" +Tu &U&. ,..,... = '60 VOLKSWAGEN PICK UP ltGZ •17) '466 +~u.$16 .5 5 16 5 • • I Everyone H11 Something Th1t Someone S.. Wint.- HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSES FOii SALi HOUSE$ FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SAi.i HOUSES FOii SALE HOUSES FOil SALi .. r-.-... ---....~ YOll Can Sell It, Find It, Trodo It With • Wont Ad HOUSES FDR SALE I HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Geno<ol 1000 --------0-ral IOOO 0-rol 1000 Gonorol lOOOG..<11 1000 Gonorol 1000 1---------1,,Gene;;;;;;';;"';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:l:OOO;; liiif _____ ijj;i _______ ijj;i __ W ___ ;;ii;l~~iii;;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiil~,;;;;;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.I Gener1I 1000 General 1000 i..!: "'~1::.'.:1~~:r:=... Eastbluff Eastbluff 1.2.34.s., •to ......,...,, ... .,... I>< RfDU(B) $7000 You may get dizzy p<l'cbed on top of the Eastbluff Reotal Uni"' • lndMdual ....i u part ol ""' unu""" world in this 4 bedroom nncb home. Formal SPECIAL! """"" "'"' • duplox. In """"" borne. 2,000 ..,.,. ""'Do"' ShorH exqui.U. ' 2930 Alta Vista dining room and panoramic view of the city Oce<n View Home Everything quiet -tw l>ut ~de fed o! aquis:i.tt Mcoradn&· BR + f&m1l1 room with • OPEN SUN. l. S lights for $42,750. Trlns.feJTed owner wants panelled living r'OIXD LUSK BUILT Costa Mesa. Each bas it's J.ndq\M tnim>~ wall in "foreYer view" ol Back Bay some action. ~ J Bedrooms. 2 be.th& * Panotam.ic View CM'll garage, and yard. Large Hup livin&: room overtook& ls todl)''• belt va.lue. Pluah Immaculate Home with View, Del Pisa mar· 2 separate yards * Formal Dining nn :l>.900 square foot kit on tree beautiful pool in a tropical w/w earpc.>U l drapes, Ill ble entrance. Formal dlnJng rm, eaUng area Wooded Retreat with lush landscapin& * Family room shaded street. Greet low in-aetttnr. S luxurious bath.I dectric: built· in kitchen A in kitchen, 4 Bd.rm.s, 1 % baths, heated pool private comer k>catiori * 3 Bedrooms terest loan can be assumed pWa p:io1. houM with bl.th. rom.l dininl room. Loadl $45,900, Have you thought about country living in a in SC\"lllc * .3 Fftplaon: with peymenta that anyone ThNe cu ian1e complete al extras. Pltk·like yard w w· R It apadout 3 bedroom home on a l~ wooded Harbor VieW Hills • BnutifW )'U'd can &!ford. Become an in- witll. eiectric 1..-.a:e door with 1utom1tic sprink.Uns: m. lnfOft, ea or lot. Rel.u in this country atm06phere for WON'T LAST WNC! * ~ at $4.3.500 vestor and let the renanta ~· Olltmi bo1Qe bteu-ll)'ltem. Now mty $45.<0> • 229 Marin•, l1lbo1 l1l1nd $23,900. at $41,600. e:ce terms buy the property for you • ..,._..bllllln-•.t•11• -down. l!mTyl 675-3331 Opon 'Iii 9 Evwy Night quid<"""""""" EASTILUFF TRADE In yout horn• u "" \; .... Jot. .... Cliffhaven Call Jim Cobb REALTY oqu;tY. Full Price • n I ' pert, $58,SOO. Submit your Charming 3 bedroom home with wood and Eves. m.1864 $61,500. Our Exdustve ·Call ... i.an, 00 our.,.... Open Sal/Sun 1·5 brick exterior, loads of shade trees, garden 24uvwa0e10ro Tod•>· I' \I I • \\ 11111 ..... , \11\\ll\\ autee .. plan. n 11 patios, like-new condition and located on a Newport Beach Vven -NoU6e 219 Jasmlne,CilM quiet tree-lined street. $26,750 by out of !'4-..!!4.!.E~s.:,_~2~ ........ ~t\1 1 )'" 1('93 Saker, C.M. ""'WESIUJFF DRIVE OPEN HOUSES 646-'711 0pon """· NEWPORT HEIGHTS SAT & SUN 1. 5 OPPORTUNITY 2301 OLAY ST .• 3 bedroom• for UcenMd ttal ut.ate .U. 2 t..tbs · top eondition people in well estabthhed 251'.K CLIFF DR. • 3 bedrooms office, no experience nece.-2 baths -parqu@t noon. aaey, Trainin&: ~ 'I1iE REAL ESI'ATERS Good walk-hi traffic. y 0 u 646-nn ~2313 have your own desk & phone. .t BEDRM-2 BATH Good 11.dlnp lo ..u. .,.,.. $23,750 time. Top runmi..m. Pim-Quality carpetina 1r custom ty of moneoy to finance your drapes. 2 P9-tiol· Dream all aalH. Call tor inttrview. built-In kitchen. Jr. Estate W. E. Lecbenmyer Realtor N ~ G I .tu111 srounm. o ......... . . ,-state owner. ~.->~ 2107 S tl.9 Dr'"• llW DOWN VACANT NTH 1 " 0 • " Special! $158 PER MO Baycreat (not leasehold! Vl«W honw. Bargal.n buy. OPEN SAT/SUN 12-5 South of Highway. 3 BR 2 Immaculate 3 bedroom home set in a park· Owner transferred • says sell A t>eautUul 4 BR 3 bath F.11&· baths, fireplatt, blt·inl, Ii like yard. Fresh paint and fresh carpets. NOW !! Three bedrooms, 2 llsh Farmhouse with di•· gar. 40• lot. Best ct terms . All this for $18,500. baths, large fireplace, built mond paned windows, beaV}' $52,500. Anxious t Ti G,I, RESALE in kitx:ben, 13' X 20' oo~~d low £hake roor & stone plant· JUtr. 646-3928 Eves. 546-9002 lnvettfnent 1me and enclosed patio, .,....,, en. CHARMING~ Formal Plan your future now. Llve in thU: recently Assume $24,800, six %, CJ. new wall to wall carpeting. dining room, Jg family room, *LACHENMYER redecorated 3 bedroom, 2 bath, dining area, loan. S21Ji mo. includes Tax. Excellent locatioo, near el· gracious living room with h l d I R 2 lot n &: Ina. This home is a ementary 9Chool, churcbes %. ACRE NEAR BACK BAY 2 car garage ome ocate on a arge · · __ ... l.nnr.; .... Low interest kwely tndltiondy fireplace. 2 9 popular three Bdrm. Two .,,.. _...,...11 .. • Marvelous privacy in the $26,950. Custom home, 2 $ 3, OO. bath Cnderella Home loct.t-5'* % F1lA loan may be U · baths. King sized bedrooms. ___._ _ .. ,,., th coverf'd choreles1 patio. M~ Baycrest • Estate sa•-ed near Ci"' Hall & Orange sum..-_., ....., per mon Isolated livin,;: r o o m . IC '" Id includ ' -ticuloullly maintained! Only h Coa.!l "'-n--e. Swimming woo · e taxe«. ..,, fireplace, overlooks t e Large contemporary 3 bedroom , family room """""=ii $1500 Down S55JXXJ. gorgt'OUS • approx, 1,;. sere $70 OOO Pool, Patio Md large en-· · Ruth Pardoll, Realtor of g~. Add 1 ti on a. I home surrounded by $60,000 to · cl~ r~tion room off. 1sa; Westclill Dr. &1 2-52XXl !~place in t1en. f orm•! homes. Spacious rooma and freshly decorated era both inside and outdoors dinini rm. Forced air heat. fer $46,900. entertainment. Our "Buy of QuaJity thruou!. :;4:~1720. the Year". Ari Now!! 1860 N~ Blvd., CM Oft low down Non-Veta. 6*-3928 Ev•. m.t5n 540-l'l'JO Someone ri.I be lookina" for TARRELL ~ H"rt:ior Bl. "rino" Dial 642-5671 b' RESULTS TARBElL 2Slifi Ha:rbor it. DlaJ 6'2.$11 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::=::==: »13 V.'C:!:i, -... ....... r· DRIVE ~ 7711 Open Eve!!. 2013 WESTCUFF DRIVE &16-ml Open Eves. FANTABULOUS FAMILY ROOM - $22,500 Family room covers enj:in length of home. Rich panel· ing, fireplace. 2 baths. King £i1.e bedrooms. All built-in dream kitchen. Sliding doon to lovely yard. 54().1720 TARBELJ... 2955 Ha rbor Bl. 4 BEDRM -$23,750 SUBMIT NO DOWN OPEN HOUSES .THIS WEEKEND II!\ SPRING •""•REALTY •• "unytime" 2629 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA Baycrest Beauty • A RARE BUY • BACK BAY Sharply landscaped, la\/ely 3 BR, 21Ai baths, combined Dining I Family rm, large living rm, custom fireplace, pleasant p ;i tio area. $28,900 G.I. or k>w down to otben . Completely refurnished in- side &: out. 2 baths. Quality carpeting. 2 patios for otJt· door living at its beat. Built· in range & O\'en. Estat sized yard. 54()..1720 TARBELL 29S5 Harbor • .., .... ...., 4hcNrt •'" '" "" wNeMI -,. ... -··••tl11f. Al ... 1 ........ n...I w.. .. .icr1M.11 ............ 11 -., ..,,.., .. ......... 11 tMey°1 DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. Pn.111 ........ ,_.. ........... ., ........ •rtH .. lilt ................ h ........ _ --- HOUSD FOR SALi (2 Bedroom} 437 Seaward Road, Corona del Mar 673-0139 673~015 . (Sat & Sun 1·4) 714 Orcbld, Corona del Mar 675-3000 or EvOJ 646-5227 (Sun 1·5) (2 Br & F1mily or Den) 1833 Pine St, Huntington Beach drive by (Sat & Sun 10.5) 1200 Dolphin Terr. (Irvi ne Ternace) CdM 675-3000 Eve.s: 673·0554 (Sun 1·5) (3 Bedroom} *4527 Ortrington Rd., Cameo Shoreo 673·9495 673-4978 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *1601 Bonnie Doooe, Irvine Terrace 642-5472 (Sun afternoon) 2020 Aliso St., Costa Mell 646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 400 Pirate Road, Cliff Haven 673·9200 Ev .. , 548-0715 (Fri & Sat 1·5) **31423 Coast Hwy (Apt 59) So. Laguna 499-3451 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 723 Cameo Highlands Dr. (Cameo High· lands) CdM 675-3000 Evea: 542-4788 (Sun 1-5) 359 Ramona Way, Costa Mesa 540.1720 (Sun 1-5) 274 Knox Place, Co5ta Mesa 540-4824 (Sun 1·6) 1206 Pembroke, (WestcliJf) NB 646-7171, 546·2313 (Sun 1·5) (3 Br. & Fomily or O.n} 393 Vista Baya, Back Bay, Npt Bch 642-4353 (Fri & Sat 1-5) 3060 Country Club Dr. (Me6l Verde) C.M. 546-6811 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 223 Ocean View, Newport Heights 675-5726 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2082 Valley Rd. (oil Victoria) C.M. 646-8811 (Sat 1·5) 1712 Tradewinds, Baya..t 642·7777 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 929 Via Lido Nord, Newport B .. ch 675-4031 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3099 Country Clu b Dr. (Mesa Verde) C.M. 540.1720 (Sat & Sun 2-5) 2301 Clay Pt., Newport Heights 646-7171 546-2313 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2504 Cllf1 Dr., Newport Heights 646-7171 546-2313 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 401 Cabrillo SL (cor of Tustin) CM 646-2345 (Sat & Sun 12·5) 3301 Admiralty Dr. (Hunt. Harbour) HB 772·9530 (Sat & Sun 12 to DU>k) 316 Bucknell (College Park) CM 546-2313, 646-7171 (Sun 1·5) 1800 Ptkairn (Mesa Verde) CM 546-2313, 646-7171 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3128 Country Club, Colla Mesa 5'40-4824 (Sat & Sun l~) 2924 Carob (EastbluU) NB 540.1720 (Sun 1:30·6) (4 Bedroom) 2145 Mlnmar, Balboa Peninsula 642453 (Fri " Sat 1·5) **312 38th St., Newport Beach 963-8528 CaO for appL 4627 SUJ'f'01, Cameo HJibland• 6~~ (Sat & Sun 1-5) 4839 Falrffeld, Cameo Shol'OJ 575-3331 (Sat & SU.) 1019 Dolphin TerT. (lnlne Terr.) CdM 575-3000 Evea ~590 (Sat 1-5) 830 West WU.011, COIU lfeaa .540.1720 (Sun 1·5) (4 Br. & Fomily or Don} *2882 Stromboli (Mesa Verde) Costa Mesa 540-1720 (Sunday 1-5) 1934 Flamingo (Mesa Verde) Costa Mesa 540.1720 (Sunday 1·5) **333 Morning Star Lane, Dover Shores 642·8235 (Sat & Sun) 2352 Cornell Dr., College Park 545·6541 (Anytime) 384 Meadow Lane, County Corridor. NB 646·3255 (Sat 1·5) 1501 Eton PIBce. Westclifl, Npt Bch 646-3255 (Sa t & Sun 1·5) 1842 Santiago Drive (Dover Shores) N.B. 646-1550 !Daily 10·5:30) 2107 Santiago Dr., (Baycrest) N.B. 642·5200 (Sat & Sun 12·5) 1233 Portside Way (Harbor View Hills) Corona del Mar 547-7041, eve 675--0907 (Sat/Sun 1·5) *3201 4th St., Corona del Mar 673·2877 (Daily) 960 Cheyenne (Rancho Mesa) CM 545-2755 (Daily) 2930 Alta Vi.ta (Eastbluff) NB 675-3331 (Sun 1·5) *1720 Cand lestick Ln . (Baycrest) NB 646-7755 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *3261 Washington (Mesa Verde) CM 540-1151 (Sat & Sun 10·6) 1112 Estelle Ln. (Baycrest), NB 646-7755 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1601 Bayadere Terr. (Irvine Terr.) CdM 675·3000 & 548-7962 (Sun 1-5) 2130 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 546·5440 (Su n 1-5:30) 163 Del Mar. (Eastside) Costa Mesa 546·2313, 646-7171 (Sun 1·5) 2914 Cliff Dr., Newport Beach 642-5643 (Sunday) 1164 Boise Way, Costa Mo.a 540-1720 (Sun 1·5) (5 Bedroom} 287 Sierlu, Costa MN& 673-6550 (Sun 12·6) 17951 Angen. University Park 675-3000 or 548·8868 (Sun 1·5) (5 Br. & F.,,,ily or Den) 1417 Mariners Dr., Harbor Highlands, NB 642·4353 (Daily 1·5) 1350 E. Ocean Front , Balboa Perunsufa Pl 673·9200 Eves: 548·6966 (Daily 1·5) 2807 Carob IEa!t 'Bluff) Newport Beech 548-7729 Ev01 : 548-0867 (Sun 1·5J DUPLEXES FOR SALE (I &2Br.&Dtn) 601 Marguerite, Coron.a del M'ar 673·8550 (Sat It Sun 12-5) (2 &3 Br.+ Den) 13~~J.;2~1~:.~~=boa %~1 '* * w ....... . *** , ............ " .... Lovely large Ir. clean ~ BR, The best or everything. See this exclusive 3 BR, and you'D agree this custom immaculate home ia what you've been looking for. '61,500 with attractive loan to assume. hdwd fin, on a 75' beautiful 341I East Coast Hwy. landscaped rear yard. This Corona de! ~tar ~3745 property iB zoned lor .everal ...,....,,,..._,......,,......,,,. I Con p rk Wl.ita In rear yard & ilvn =-- -- -ege a •m•" priv"'· v,..,, .. Th;, S $ $ Maker Tor condition -3 BR, close to all :school.!, is an excellent home close 5 Units, excellent rental arf!ft , db fire pl, beautiful carpeta, covered patio, to shopping Milt 18th lr Qr. beautiful °"'Der · ~tanager GOLF Course llorne. Clow- quiet street. Only $25,500. ange. Try $500) down with Unit. ProPE"rty shows attrac· ing Spanish tile f1rs in entry, excellent financing. nu~ live return on investment. gaUery , din rm &: kit. Ex· Sherwood Estates-Country Club Serles • ...,..rty will not 1.~. ea11 156.ooo "°""' b<•m•. , ,.,......, 5 BR 3 Ba, close to new YMCA, in CdM H/S now! Full price m,499. THE FOX C0~1PANY frplcs, deSt'rt 1 Ion e . lockh1rt Reilly 2863 East Coast iway, Cdl\1 Spacious fam rm. Brldst dist. Separate large master suite and study. 646-23GI .lves. 642-0267 673·9'195 673-4978 rm. llbrary. 2860 aq ft bWlt All for only $36,500. .l~======i:::::: I GOLF COURSE VIEW . around beautiful open court. Two Condominiums $22,750 & $23,500 HffD MORf ROOM' ~·:·:ss~ ,,;::1;:'·.~ ~: :'TR.oooA. ,..._NSFERRED • With aD the facilities your family could ever • lainvay. Can't you just pie· want. Easy to buy and wonderful to live in. This s BR home 1J1 your an· ture your home overlooking 3 and 4 br -call us and ask about the low swer. Ideal location near an theSI'! beautiful lakes & Leaving August 16th. Must sell 4 BR, 3 bath near school &. park. Low down. 646-4414 interest loans to assume. 11Chools & shopping. 2 beUu, fa irwflys. GOLFERS or built • in kitchen. Assume WOULD·BE GOLFERS call 51-' % loan at $130 ~r month. NOW (or appointment to Owner_ will sell GI or FHA ~LI.EGE REALTY D•lt• 11,.1 fst•tt Colesworthy & Co. 642-7777 wilh .Jo down payment. ';;;~~ .................... ...:..:=;:;;;;;;:;~;;:;;;;:;;~ Price only $24,900. r Open Evenings ~ 1904 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa re.LEGE REALTY Foreclosure Nl'e(!1 paint &. yard work, but here's a great buy at $27.500 with 10 % down &: a 90 % loan at 6.9% interest • $719 mo. includes everything. 4 BR, family room le seml·lor- mal dining room. Good car- peting throughout. Doo't de- lay on I.his one! Bayshores 1003 Bakt?t', C.t.f. 546-5440 NEAR PRIVATE BEACH • Irvine Terrace Ow-ming 2 bdrm. din. rm. on comer lot. vvl w cpt. drap. Special ! ! n. excellent condition· ASK· -POOL & VIEW- ING S44,SOO. J BR, 2 b1 , FA, blt·in gas Commercial kit, serv prch. dbl gar, par- lnc:ome quet nn. ww lease-hold. 30 . day JM*. Small, BUT Ms NEWPORT BEACH · 3 urut!. everything! $43,500. Appoint· 279'2 sq. It. air cond. Xlnl ment only. ~.!:i.:": ~·~.,;'. CURT DOSH, Realtor $52,500 · Terms. Harbor Highlands 8421};, w. eout~\g~3468 4 bdrm. 3 bath, lam. nn. blt·1-;======~~ in'1, elect. gar. <ipener ~I • - ASKING $36,950. Just What You Wanted? Walk To 50 Acre P1rk "C" THOMAS Realtor e Size: 4 bedrooms! Also close to shopping .\ 224 w. Coast Hwy 548.5627 • Kind: Ra.mbling! 9C~ls. Immaculate 4 &: Newport Bch. £\le. 545-6&0 e Baths: 3 tsparkllng!l family room &: nunpua room e Came room : Creel tun! • 2260 sq ti. Outstanding gOfd e Condition: P•mpet'ed! lr blue lonR shag carpeling. Easts1'de Tri' leYel • Lot: 91' Frontage! otJored " 131"'50 • yoo• " • B<rild"' Ivan W•ll•! terms. Quiet cul-de sac street This e Dining room: 12'x16'! Coll• Re1lty 546-.5110 home 11 e~ special:._ ha!! • Pool: Large \heated)! 1500 Ad1ms at Harbor z patlna, 1 Jarae lot and e 9.Jnshlne: So cheerful! {Nt'tlf' Cinema Theater) quality delwre I eat u r~ 1 • ~•:.&fit (Baycrntl!, -VACANT- ~ady for occupancy. 4 BR and Fa.rnUy Room . Room for Poot and Boll. Westclitf. $51.!M. NICE, FRANCE Studen\1. Apartment ((¥' IAle or exchl\nge. $14,900. INCOME Charming 2 BDRM. Dupl~x. throuahout can now to see e Price. SSS.000 • bargain. thi& large home. Ruth P1rdoll, Re1ltor $]4,SOQ 1609 \Vestcllff Dr. 6'12·~ Newport •t Victoria 646-1111 (Opon Evanlng1) Tired of Cr1cker-8ox Construction? Then this is the home for you . Qulllity 3 bedroom. 2 baths, dining room. Fin"«i Joc11ion. OPEN MOUSE Eruuaide Colt• M"sa. lndi-,...,.~~~~!'"""""'I vidu1l prillo, I~. lf!paT· $16,500 a>20 Ali90, Costa Me11 Thunday, f'riday, Salurda)' A Sunday l • 5 P.t.f. JEAN SMITH, REALTOR ate y1rds. ww take low TOWN HOUSE down paymmt. S29,$0. COST -E. 17th C JEAN SMITH, A MESA • HUNTlNG-~ ' .M. - TON BEACH • " 3 and ' Spec:ta' II Realtor """""'""' 2 bothl .... and 2 atorltt. PRJcm FROM lmrna<.'UUtr. 3 bedroom homt «ll E . 17th, C.M, ~l255 $16,500 . Good terms. IM. in a P!lrk·llke yard. CONDOMINIUM '™" .-'"" ..,h .,.,.. Adl.Jacent to Mna Verdt pet11. All thll '°"..::!g~· O:luntzT Club. l Btdroom, ••• 21; S.!ht. 14 x z Uvtna ORANGE COUNTY'S .:..,-.SPRING room, all buUI • In kltcbfft. LARGEST .-. • REALTY Patlo, doublo • .,..., pooL 293 E. 171h St. -4 ..... U ·• •-b du! ••-• "an•,,im•• ·~ ~ ' ' 11· ~-· PARK LIKE ' bJ ~b'nelt Sat I Sm. 2639 Harbor mvd., C.M. Coll...,.. -YARD $17,900 BAYCREST BEACH PALACI Zr. F.mt< m lot. 3 bed-toSxtoo °""'<• '" ~mpi• Mod f BR., 31$ ba, 1ttps to rooms, 2 baths,. wood bum-$29,500. WW ~xchftnal /J:1t Ooeru, $33,900. tns ~--. dr..m kltcb-Newport Btt.ch P"l'Pft11 • C1ywood lloolly ~~It ballt·lnL Wolkor Rt1 .... Coldwell, Banker OFFERS: Dover Shores Exclusive Exquisite 4 bdrm.Iden. Bay!ront with dock for 1g. boat. Supefb interior decor, professio nal landscaping. ..... ' ................. ' $139,500 Patrick itiller Dover Shores Waterfront Custom Spanish designed. 11' ceil· ings in upstrs, Iv. rm., master suite, din. room, wet bar, md'i qtrs. Pier & float. ................. $135,000 Mrs. Raulston Oceanfront Bldg. Sites Rare and beautiful views overlooking sandy swlmming cove & craggy rocks. \Ve are proud to offer total parcel for only ................ $120,000 Mrs. H-arvey Keep In View The Newport Harbor tree tops & the sea. Cleverly planned 3 Br., 21h baths. family room & rare tropical plantings ............... $61 ,500 Charlotte Long Rent or Lease/ Option Or purchase xlnt duplex in best beach area -3 Br., 2 Ba. ea. -1250 mo. or $52,750 -Upper Ir 23x26. all bll/ ins. 5 yrs. old. \Valter Haase Bayshore Exclusives Two romp. remod. 3 Sr., 2 Ba. w/ center patios &: master br. suites, bit. In kit. & FA heal Pri. beaches & boat stw~e. . .. , . . . . !48,500 & $46,000 J. Clarkson OFFICE OPEN SATURDAYS COLDWELL, BANKER & CO. 2200 E. COAST HIGHWAY NEWPORT BEACH &.n W. Cout H-r, NB ._............ "1 11.!::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::~1 __ __; .... ~l290~---1:T~A~R~ll~!~l~l~5~1~2~l~l!d~~in~11~·l336Vl•Lldo ,,,..., ---~--,.. -:. .. .. . . . _:·.~·J HOUSES FOR SAL! HOUSES FOR SAL! -HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SAL! HOUSES FOR SAL I General 1000General 1000 ~- liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil;;Gii""'iiii'ii•iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiOOOiiiii -neral 1 OOO Gener at 1000 ONE MAN'S LOSS 8/8 YOUR GAIN Contemporary Builder's foreclosure -4 BR 2 Bayfront baths. Only $995 down to anyone. ?ttt, flo;i.I, lari:e P>'imntin; $185 per mo principle, Lnterest. ::1· 1~~·be::~ taxes & insurance. Vacant. Posse.s· -Al • 11~ -u.-..... non -~·"""'· sion before school. Hurry! Hurry! Shown b)' apPOintmttit WEED IT AND REAP Owner says, '1Sell that dog," & YOU • 1e barvest the profits by weeding, D&lnting & cleaning. 3 BR, hard- wood floors, fireplace. College Park area. What's the price? We don't know yet, bul you can be the first to submit. 5lf.t% GI loan can be as· sumed also. COUNTRY CLUB LIVING If you've been waiting for an excep- tional home in Mesa Verde this could be the one for you. Swim· ming, gclf & tennis are all within walking distance. Private court yard, entry, 4 BRs, massive living room, family room. kitchen, service porch. Ideal for entertaining. Fun prioe $44,500 -immediate posses· sion. COATS & WALLACE REALTORS 1491 BAKER STREET S46-4141 COSTA MESA, CALIF. You Will Never Move Again One of Balboa Island's largest and finest homes on 2 full lots. 5 Bdrms, 4 b.1ths, Bunk room, 3 car garage, formal dining rm, 'huge family room, 2 fireplaces, magnificent patio, $110,000. Wm. Winton, Realtor 229 Marin•, Balboa Island 675-3331 Open 'til 9 Every Night HUGE LOT 60' x 200' near ocean . 2414 Vista Del Oro Newport Beach Enjoy Livin9 Balboa Island Ch>ioe Soulh Ball:u IIJand Home with fantastic Bay Vlew, private pier, rundeclr: aod noe.t. 4 BR, 3 ba, beauU- fully decotatl!<I. Move-in con- dition. Ovmer will tinan<:e, 1ll5,00). OPEN DAILY 140 South B1yfront #'-Bayc:rest tf"ome which wa..s pla.nn~ for both formal living and relax· ation. 4 Bedroom, dining nn, lara:e 1ctivity rm with high be•m ceilings. 3 TV anten-na• in attic, sprinklers In lroot &. rear, intercom thru· out. Quality carpets a n d drapes. Room for billiard tablP. lmn1aculate. Priced below l't'Pl'odUctiori co6t at $79,500 Shown ~ appointment Dover Shores View Main.ificent View home fee.tured in Architectua.ra.I Dige5t OPEN DAILY 1336 Galaxy Drive Prime View Lot Dover Shore!;, comer of Gal· a:q &. Mariners. Low lease- hold • $3>,0X>. john macnab R.EAL TY COMPANY 881 DOVER OR. NEWPORT BEACH 17141 642-823S The Atrium Cameo Highlands We !f!e'I extttm~y forutlate to havt 3 choioe locations to offer you in this ''Pretti&:e" are1. All S have 3 BID-- ROOMS, 2 BATIIS ee,cb - and all bav' a reuooably aood view. 1llC pricn range trom $38,150 to S46.<0'.I. 6?.>-3000 Eves. 673-«i&4 $2000 Price Reduction • Pl•••• drlYe by 313S BAYSIDE DRIVE Oc:ean aide ol Highway and call u.s • we have the key. 3 Bedrooms + Huge Lanai -2 Balhs • Lovely Yard. Easy walk to Ocean Blvd. & Beach. New Pricf. $.11,!l!O' •IAonl!I' will carry lsl Trust i;i..ci. 615-lCXKI Eves. 673-«:64 Owner Says .•. "Open Up I.hose Golden Gates • San Francisoo h~ we come! Owners al!JO say -"WE MUST SELL our University Park 5 Bedroom Cbancdlor home with 2~ ba.tlu! • at a a&a""ih U n~ . , . , Aaklng Sl5.'F.JO. The home is im.macula~. 675-.ml Eves. 546-6600 Bay & Beac:h RNlty, Inc. 240'1 E. Coast Hwy., CdM Commercial Bldg. $21,500 Believe us · It ia true! Build- ing 5 years old • 3 ruite5. 0wnl!I' will lease back one suite &: also carry 1st TD for you. Located near 17th &: Newport, C.M. Price in· eludes Land & buildlng. Reach for your phone now! Never again an (lppOrlunity like this! THE Q EAL E.STATERS 646-nn No. Costa .-u Mesa t Bedrooms, 1 b&lN with apaclous family room nlc&- Jy carpeted and draped. Complete FJec kitchen, lerg:e 9Cl'l!e-ned patio. • Room for boat ot t11.mper in rear. Only • lew steps 10 shoA>ina .net achools. • $.11.500 • Owner wUI P".Y points ror n-1A or VA, Newport Hei9hts View of Catalina l Bedrooms, 2% baths, 2250 ft of real living a.rea. Built· ins include refri~rator dish· washer, intereorn, -A very, very special home .. $53,COO ·financing already arranged. Wonderful Westc:liff A d~ come true • U you •~ looking for the bes! for 1he leest. • 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, custom drapes, new dUihwasher, new sink &: dis- posal. • Nice coveted patio e.nd ahuffleboa.rd courta. 42,$0 Euily financed. COUEGE PARK So bright & clean. . 3 bed· l"OOma 2 baths • Largp fam · Uy room w:ilh firepla~ & built in BBQ. Excellent 11..nd· acsp~ & fruit trees . $25,9$ NEWPORT BEACH POOL HOME Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 beth -AU new shag ~ _ Taste.tully landscaped. S e e this perfect f re e formed pool with waterfall 1. n d 8Clds of dreddng. -S29,900. MESA VERDE NO DOWN TO VETS TransferTed owner wants ac- tion on this charming 3 Bd· rm + Ftllllily room in quiet cul dip aac. · Close to schools & library. -Owner will sell F'l!A or VA. Call us now for full particulars .• Full price $25,$0, 5'16-2313 c.ffi.11n OPEN SUNDAY THE~EAL E S TATERS ·--.. -----------·-----------·~ Satllfdiy. A"9V'l 24, 1%8 DAILY ~ILOT !J HOUSES FOR SALf !HOUSES FOR SALE I HOUSES FOR_~~E __ H_OUSES .!.?.'!:SALi Gtn•r•I 1000 Cotti Mes• 1100 Coran• d•I M.r 1250 Corona d•I Mar 1250 1112 Estelle Lane Condominiums BAYCREST ' BR, Ill ballu, .... Pool, :?·#IOt)', aduitg ~ SZl,500 For The Discriminating OPEN SAT/SUN 1.S WILL TRADE EXc(:Udve l)1le -I bdrm 3 btith _ home, IJPOlJ~. condltion. 3 BR, l'rl ba, poiii, chlldren Has. lormaJ dlnlllg room l OK. Sll.000 . WUL TRADE tami1y room. A home you BURR WHITE Rt•ltar Permanent view of the Pacific. Sparkling pool. 4 Bdrm.s. 3 baths, will lease with option . We invite your immediate Inquiry. $90,000. OPEN SAT & SUN will be proud to own. 67' '630 '642 2 Ch•rlet Arnold -eves: • 253 4639 Fairfield, Cameo Shor.s J .. .-, F•aud FIXER UPPER Realtor5 646-71» 2 Br. House with attic for ad- Wm. Winton, Realtor 229 Marine, Balba• l1l•nd CARE-LESS HAVEN -dltiona.I Br Plu1 Gue11t hou11e. 3 BR. I~ Ba Townhouse from Best F.aataide Location. Only owner. Carpeted, dr1pc<I , 1p-$23,!iOO. 675.3331 Open 'tll 9 Every Night p11'"""' incl. B""'"""' 10-JEAN SMITH cated, maintained. ns.450. R It ' Flexible terms, leu than ea or C II k---I HOUSES FOR SALE a 99• Par 1115 -- Aat.OSS from school, 3 Br. Newport Beach 1200 l'f'nl. ~ 400 E. 17th, C.M. 6~1>3:155 REAL VALUES 3 BR, 1~ ba, i,t block To Beach $3.5,500 * FAMILY HOME . T 0 P LOCATION 3 Lge BR & den, 2 BA , (iv. rm, din rm, 1 ~ ba. lge fam. rni. ICrttned·in paOO, wilh $'800 down. Sll2.26/mo prin, &: Int. 545-4TIJ 2 on lot, Corona del Mar $43,950. hwd flrs, lirepl, blt-ina, 3 BR. 2 Ba., bltns, carp. bree:tl!way to dbl dt'd gar, Drps. Obi. car. $13,9.';() N•wport Beach, Rlty. 675-1642 lge patio, !re cor lot . BY By Ov.•ner &i&-1492 OWNER $28,750. ~!l45 I=====~=== Neat As a Pin NEW HOME Good East»dr location, 3 BR 3 BR, l'lrl be. crpls, drps, + den. AMume 5-'.4 % Joan. dl.stiwasher, range, oven, S156 P.l.T.I. Shown by appl. fenced, landscaped. ONLY $22,950 &12·28ZI Builder. MIZEU. Really OWNER $18,500 N, w 1 y 54S.220!! painted, 3 BR w/i;ar, stove. Prlc•d Right $20 950 relria;, drps, crpts. Li bk e FHA VA ' yard &: patio. 974 Congress e 3 BR + fam rm w/trplc St. C.M. 545-0081 e Cpts/drps, stove le ~rig. ASSU~1E GI LOAN Rltrs. 642·9730 Evl!s. 54S-0720 ~1500 dwn. Assume low in· • KENNEDY '""" GI loan. Lg< 5 ''" 2 ba ., newer home. ....,,,, LOOK! 4 BEDRAi • SW,000 Newport le•ch 1200 Executive Elegance 0Js1om-blt ror lhr di:scrimin· atlng buyer. Sp!.!rious homr le;ituring opE>n beam ccil· lngs, 2 stone fireplaces, s!atl! entry and formal dining room in addition to 3 BR'i1, 2 baths, and Jamily rm. $59,500. LAD REAL ~TATE 320 W. Coast Hwy, NB 642.0344 SUBMIT LOW DOWN Pay.l-::11"000"'°'0n=--.-=11'°'000--mo-, -,""'~.-,d metit. 2 batN. Jr. Estate SlOOO under appraisal 3 BR, I :l:~~~=~~~~~ siztd grounds -135 ft. dee-p. 19 x 25 fa.m room. Owner, CUSTOM SPANISH Very valuable Calilomip. lllli Roosevelt W"-" 546.3430 land Gracioua home with ""3 UPPER BAY a-reat potential. 54D--17~. LGE. 4 Br, 3 Ba . Carp., 3700 Fl. under mission fill' TARBELL 2!J"J5 Harbor drps., many extru; 1 yr. roof. 5 Lee. bdrms.. 30· REALl..Y LIVING old. 611o G.J, Loan. Owner mstr. wite w/frpl. Fonnal BEDRM "POOL" N ~l,5'>-88>1,,.,-.,,-----,---=,,. din. nn., lovely liv. rm. w/ DOWN G.I. • $23,500-2 BY Owner -Assume FHA trpl. Paneled family rm. w/ pullman baths. HUl!l'.1! pallo 6%. 4 Br. ram rm. 2 ba, hu&e lrpl., wet bar. Spanish wHb BBQ & tables. Lovely crpts, cl.rps, blw, trplc. 960 Ille !loors, cust. carp. & Anthony pool, W11.sher &: (lleyenne. ~2755 drapes. ~· Cov. patio. PJ"o. dryl!r included. E:.:cellPnt fess. lndscpcl. 3 C!.r &arage. area. 540-1720 TARBELL Mel• D•I Mar 1105 Every extra! 2$5 Harbor ·---BY OWNER 646--1846 COOL SEA BREEZES DAVIDSON Realty r'""""' '"'" '""ro"nd'' OPEN SAT/SUN by decking, adjoined a 3230 Oregon Ave,, CM beautHuUy carpeted 3 br, 2 Vacant. Mesa Verde. 3 BR + ba, home. Newly painted family, cor lot $24,950. ext. walking distance lo all Rltr. 2750 Harbor 5B, CM schOOls, incl. OCC. Extra 546-5460 Eves. 546-8169 bonus for the family or pro. Ch•rm 111 Only $25,600 fessional man is the 22'x20' e lmma, 3 BR l~ bath rec!'. rm. or pr iv. olf. e 'IWO doubll! gara.gell. complt. w/pool table. Ora;. ti10VE In! N!!ar new 4 BR., frpl., new cpts. nr. beach. $28,000. Open weekenda; 35l 62nd St. Qwopr 675-(1144 DELUXE Condo. View or pool 2 BR, 2 BA. Firepl, e:.tras. S27,950. 675-2&:5 Newport Hgts. 1210 C/iarmin<J 2 Bdrm + Guest rm, family rm, lovely patio, large lot, perfect condition · A TRULY LOVELY HOME . $34 .500 Drive by: 544 Aliso, Npt. Hts. lhrn call · Chester Salisbury RE.ALTOR 315 M&rine Ave. Balboa Ia. 673-6900 * PLEASANT Oiff Haven 3 Br, 2 ba + 2 Br Ocean Vu income Apt. $49,500 MS-7249 • Bayshar•t 1225 BEST Val. Custom 2 Br. 2 Bath. Steps to Bay Club, Marin•, pri. beach. Broker-Owner. 646.6904 (ovM) W•stcliff Wonderful Westcliff 1230 I I 4 bedrooms -2 baths. New luxury Buccola • built home (fee simple). $36,Tl5 • $2,575 down to vets, $6,275 down F.H.A. • 21561 Archer Circle, near Brookhurst and Hamilton, Huntington Beach. fl.st signal North of Coast Highway.) SHERWOOD ESTATES by the S•• Tennis • Boating • Golf Swimming cir just relax All yoUr ootside maintenance included 2-3-4 Bedrooms Gorgeowi Bade Bay &etting $23,900 to $45,0CO By Ivan Wells on Galaxy Drive Glamorous & distinctive, with a 14' be&med cWing, trans- lucent roof. Terra tile lloor· ing &: panelled wallil. Tltls thrilling 1trium and ~ un· obstructed view are just two o! ~ le1tures you will want 10 1tt ln UUs4 BR· 3 BA. S car garage home. Newport at Victoria 646-8811 !Open Evenings) • Cov patio, new drape11 . owner, 545-l909 ..,..,.,....,_..,.., ... ..,,I • OWNER ANXIOUS ASSUME 5%. o/o Gl loan, 3 br, Rltn. 642-9730 Eve!!, 54g.0770 2 ba, fam. Rm. Move in 3 QUALITY custom built home. Prestige area. Ftt land Pan- oramic v i e w ol Bay from speclaJ view room • can. be used '5 guest room 2 BR. 2 baths, lg family room blt·iM includina; r e f r i g . , dishwasher & washer. Elec- tric garage door. aose to schools. Rock bottom price · Easy 6% f.inancing . no loan points • $6()00 down-$47 ,950 tull price. O'Wner. Call &1'.2-1819 for appointment. 3 BR &: formal dining nn on a ~ny come!'. Immacu· late, nf!wly decorated, pro. fessiooally la.nd.scaped. Ex· isting 5 'h!"/~ IOllJl can be as- 111med with no costs. Only $47.000. Tel. 968-3036 Open 10:00 ta 7:00 daily Two ol these exciting home& nr loaSf" $225 10 S4Zi are almost ready for occu- NEWPORT BEACH Ph. 644-1133 pancy, M•k• youc <hoke POOL HOME l :~~~~~~~~~loow and move into your sparlding NEW HOME be· Beautilul 3 bedroom. 2 bath fore school stara. -All n ... -""""'" -YOUR CHOICE Pri"" IG7.ooo ""' 168.100 Tll.SteM.iy landscaped. S e e Models Open thi.! perfect frt'e formed pool Veterans no down on either 10-5:?ll Daily with waterfall and scads nf one of these 2 homes. 2 new Ray J. W•rd Ca. decking. -$29,900, Owner listings. each 3 BR 2 bilths !Baycrest Oilice1 · will pay points for F'HA or in excellent condition. One 1842 Santiago Dr. 646-1550 VA. is a comer lot, the other ex·!~~~~~'!"~~~ 546-2313 646-7171 n large inside lot. Pay· COSTA MESA BEAUTY OPffi EVES. ments (either one) with gorgeous panelled livillg THE~E AL E S TATERS THE BLUFFS· BEST BUY You ean'I beat the low price Clll this beautiful pride ol ownership l'lome. Four SPftC- $150 Month P .I. ~1~;"..~.w.:;:: $22 950 ea. ..",.. kitoh<n""" 1'"'" ron-, ven1ent DINING ROOM. Newport at Vi cf aria 646-1811 !Open ious bedrooms, 3 Queen !iz. Evenings) Lavel.y eari>ets and drapea: with 3 gtacious bedroom11 and 2 large beth.~. Nratly gNX>med yard SUJTQunded by lovely PATIO on COR. NEJR LOT. NO DOWN VETS or assume payments includ· Ing taxes at $169 per month. ed haths, magnificent living I 'i::::i:~~~~~~~~I room with oPf'n beam ceil· I Ii ings and restful view. Own- er transferred our o! area · says sell NOW! Only ~.500. Submit yoor smaller home nn our guarantc-e trade plan. 2043 WESTCUFF DRrvE 64&-7nl Open Eves. HUGE LOT CDSTA M~SA Of1>,CE ~ Har4Jor Blvd. 545-9491 Open till 9 PM f,()' x 200' near ocean. 3 ~rooms · 3 baths. New luxury Buccola • b\J.ilt Prof•ssion•I Zane home {fee simplel. $34,550. OPEN DAILY 1 • 5 $1 ,850 down to Vt'ts, $5,350 J00..300 Cabrillo. Corner San- down F.H.A. 21541 Archer ta Ana Ave . Oose to 17th Ore.le, near Brookhurrt &nd St. sho~ing area. Dn, den- Hamillon, Huntingl<Hl Beach. ta! olf1ces or Jab., exhibit tlst signal North of Coast t.11, answering s er vie e, STSIDE 3 BR Highway.) photo studio, gentral re- EA SHERWOOD ESTATES ,..,..,h.2 l"'l<• 4 BR"°""' 2 t.ths. Family room , lire· b the Se• on Jot ll3xll5' 10 alley. Could place, FA heet. new t•arpets, Tel 968•3036 he f't'mode~rd lor abovr Ullf!S. drapes, fresh pain! & it's Onan lO:OO to 7:00 dally l•an V!bert, ~ealtor vacant. Owner will &ell VA .--5-18-0.)88 a11yt1111i· .,.. FHA · 1"·"'°· 1 ,,.~"'!''!'!'~~~!:""I c'"o"'o"'L-o=cEAN-BREEZE ALSO A CHARMER! 8"'°"...,. .,,., ·~""' '"""n 3 BR 2 bath, famUy room, eoitage. AnYOne ean usume Immaculate -Early Amt.ri· -·-ol ~-fi~ce. double pr:age. ....., ... enta ~.oo incltJd.. $19,850. Tenns VA, IBA or can. a Bedrooms, Family Ing laxes and insurance. Conventional. Room, Double Fireplace, G!'Ht locatton tor tha1 fW W•lls-McCardl•, Rltr1, Double garage, Work Shop, living. Huge yard wilh lush 1810 Newport Blvd .. C.M. &.t Yard. Call for appoint· landscaping. BeaulituJ car. 54,q.7729 Eves. ~773 ment to see this tJ>BCioul J>Pls throughou1. Total.Price I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!• I ewtom buUt borne. $74,500. Sl6,600, FIXER UPPER JEAN SMITH, NEWPORT HEIGHTS REALTOR 4 Bdrm. in excellrnt Joca· 400 E. 17th St., C.M. 646-32$ lion -1% be.ths, nl!W car- pets. lmmfdiat• p!)SSNSion upon buyer'• ettdit ap- pn>vaJ, $24,500 with Sl,950 down on FHA terms. Widow movl.n&: out ot c o u n t r y wants olltt. 646-7171 S46-2313 OPEN EVES. THE Q El\.L ESTATER S VACANT Let's Join Forces 7682 ElJi.NGER 8424455 or S40.SJ40 Harbor View Hills and G .. w With Broadmoor View Our Community NEW . 4 BEDROOMS Out Reel Estate Pl-ol'~ulonala -tt.andln vi t>l • • W« ean offer you a pi,,. ll1ltt hd!nci eoN r ~j ~)' ant, activP •tTn09Phere for 1•.. .. ~ 111:_. or:na d n1n,11 REAL production. • " ' BOYD REALTY ~ E. Cotu1t HW)'., CdM 67s.5'930 ORANl>c COUNTY'S TAKE OVER 5% "k Loan with paymrnls ol only $134 pet' month or NO IX>WN to vm fer this im- maculalP borne with 3 large bedrooms and 2 baths, lush carpets and drapes, • n d cheerful kitchen and dlnlng room. Separate utility room leads to manicull'd beck yard with loads of room for boar or trailer. COST A MF.SA OFFICE 2629 Hart.or Blvd. 545--9491 Open 'til 9 PM rm Not Too Old •.• and I'm Very Exciting to live wilh. Together we Clln enjoy a World of Happineu -Why don't you Ca.I.I 673-2222 to k't' ml!. P.S. I'm a 3 &:Inn, 2 ba, horn!! with large Rumpus rm on ~ Blvd. overlooking the beau- tiful BJup Pacillc. Don V. Franklin REALTOR l250 f:. Coast Hwy. Corona drl J\far 673-2222 COWGE PARK ASSUME 6% rnA LOAN . Acrou from 111:hool -3 bed- rooms • 2 baths. Large fam· ily room • Private l"l!t.r yan:I. PR.ICED TIJ SELL! ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST 293 E. 171h St. 646-4494 Ranc:h Style With 16x3S ~ool Wondl!rlully well built 3 BR 2 ~ borne. wtth all 8/IR. Fam rm •wilh BBQI +hug,. garne room + 2 patioa Ii heBll!d pod. You wUJ lovr the feel.Ing of country Jiving in the dty. $40,f!OO ·)'OU own the land. Roy J. Ward Co. (Bayttl!St OUict"I 1&42 Sanllilao Dr. 646-1560 $19,670 ENJOY Tiil; LMNG COM- FORT of thi~ one cl a k\nd ~ BR, 2 beth sdult ocr.upJ('d horn~. Smr:U the fruit in yoor own back yard. ACT NOW! 4 BedrOOm and FamlliY Room RllOtll kr pool « boeL RetldY tor occupat>Q'. Wttt- cUtf. $51,900. ~~~~~~I LARGEST IALBOA ISLAND 293 E. 17th st. 646-4494 -. m.. .i. ot tu. 4 ledl'llll $23,750 ORANGE COUNTY'S JEAN SMITH, REALTOR 4M E. J;lh. C.M. .._ ~ ~ ":t.~. ~ ~C:.!0~a= 2n E. ~:t~~~~k...94 rental IU'M. OwMr Uvt1 out tiui!t·ln kite'"-2 .. __ ' CORO .... a DEL MAR Of .,... $.1"1' <n> •ll':Jl, ptiU011, no ,__ RJ.!1'. ~ ~ m-41§7? down GI or l.bw lbwn to 2 b100a to BMch. 2 BR. *~CHENMYER "'""'· &12..,., '"" ""' ' t>a. iat.1110 • -TAUfl.L 16111 kh 1.!fi Fiil-Rlty mono 3 EASTSIDE DllPlfXES on cu!-de-sal.' neal' Catholic Church. Excellent rental record. Call now for appoint· ment to stt. $57,500 tln1.~m * 642-1771 Anytime* KIDDING??? 15' X 30' SWIMMlNG POOL off large covered patio °" lenitic oomer Joi with 3 spacious bedroom11 and 2 baths near schools and shop. ping. All this for only Sr.2.500. NO DOWN TO VE'TS AND Sl200 to Non Vels. COST A MESA OFFICE 2700 Harl>or Blvd. MS-~91 Open till 9 PM Call : BeautifVI Bayfront Pele Barrell Rlt;. 642-43S3 to Stt this custom 5 BR homr + maids room . Pier Ii ting. er slip. 3 car garage. Don't miM this if you arc loolrlng for Bayfront frontage. A Friendly Home ln • good neighborhood New· port Heights achoob 3 BR, l \i baths, carpet8, drapes. dbl pr. Onb $23.900 . 10% down. DON'T MISS 11-llS! NeBr NB Post Ofc. 646-2-0' 1720 Candlestick BAYCREST OPEN SAT /SUN 1.s You 'U rPally en Joy t~ "IYllnnth l cha.mi ol this 4 bdrm hOme v.ith it'• bl"am. f"f ceillnp In llvln1t room, dining room & ta.mUy room & the ddlgtHtul pool l PR· tko. - e KENNEDY wk•. 125•950· ,.._,.., • BE.TI BUY BAYCREST Quick Possesion DElLiXE obPLEx 208 • 39th St., NB Cose to Beach, Channel, and Playground, S49,500 George Williamson, Rltr, 6734350 OPEN EVES. LIQUIDATION SALE In Bluff. 3 houses a 1968 truck & camper, 1968 Chrysler 1-t' boat. 644·1149. Mes• Verde 1110 Spa.clous 3250 sq. ft . cu.st., 0 W NE R TRANSFERRED Rroless. decor. & lndscpd., 5 Beautiful 4 BR 2 bath home lg. BR. Xlnt cood. Rare buy with largt. family room, at $69,500. 51:-;'/c Loan massive OOuble fireplace, tranfei'rable. Nol ~ leue oversized muter B R , land. 646--2828 Eves. r o r i e o u a new nylon ZlOO WINDWARD LANE carpeitng & tul!y built-in BEAUTIFUL BAY VIEW kitchen. Exc l!llenl N. Shore Bluffs 2 story neighborhood • walk to J Br. 2 Ba. 2,000' condo schools. Priced to sell at Lik~ new, vacant. FeY! blkll $27,9'"";>(1 -10% down. CALL to proposed MBrina. Quirt. Cost• Mesa 1100 MR. BL.ACK 540--ll51 (open exclusive, carefree. Under .;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,,~"'":",.~I ~H~"~H~•~<'~-~~"'".'too'~'''-I mkt. S37 ,500. 6734356 ~LEGE REALTY * DRIVE BY * DUPLEX OPW HOUSE 3261 Washing· Near O::ean • charming 3 &: ton. Large 4 BR + beautl· 2 Bdnn Apt. Bll·in elec: ful POOL. Immaculate coo-'kitchttis, !pies • 3 yra Clld diUon. Large family room, patio & sunded<. $52,500 all OOlll·in ktrchen. Vacant· R. C. GREER, Ree.Ity Move today. Full price only 3416 Via Lido 673-9300 Urgent! $29,500. CALJ.. LARRY OWNER-Beau liful, Custom Divorce' anxiOUll to niove 540.1151 fopet1 P.VeB) Heri-bullt 3 Br. family room, !U'l!a. Hai neo.t, small 3 BR tage Real &tate. fireplace, etc. $33,500. Lo 2 beth, !amily room at only SHA.RP clean 4 &: family . down or trade equity tor S23,SOO 1n Back Bay area. Q>ts/drps, frplc, bit-ins, beach property. 673-4963 Reedy for offer: dishwuher. Nr 11choola & BA YCRESI' -Owner. 3 Br. 2 shopti. A!<.some 6% Io on • Ba ., family rm.: beautifully Golf Course View $157 per mo. pa,ys all • carp. &: draped, 18O6 Pele Barrell Riiy. 642-4353 H•rbor Highlands 1235 1417 Mariners Dr. Come lee this neYI liltina to be held open DAILY 1·5 It has 5 Bedrooms, tam nn, 3 baths. Idell.I for the busy family. Pele Barrell Riiy • 642-43S3 Irvine 1238 5 BR. -3 BATHS 2 • STORY Family rm., c:af1'.I., drapes: elec. kltch. O:Jmp. fenced. Xlnt terma. $34,SOO, Make olfer. Open Sun l~ 1'1912 Buctwn St Doug Joy, Agent 8J3..(Jj(K Back Bay 1240 llere's a fabulous big lo! with S25.500. Owner/Ag! ;;49-1269 Leeward Line. Open wtek· 158' rroor•gl! along the fair· OPEN SAT/SUN 2-5 ends t-5. 548-0875, 548-0970 With w1y. Can't you just picture 3004 GIBRALTAR, CM L' • 4 BR. Hom~ -10· Waterfront. Country 1v1n9 your home ov~·looking thesl! 3 BR. 1%. ba. Pace5e1.ter Mo. betl.utilul lakes &. fairways! Xlnt area. Fam rm, lrplc. N "'w pier. noar . Storage Newport Beach GOLFERS or WOULD·BE $31,450. By owner 54Q.-168l 9pace & extrM inside & out! GOLFERS CAU.. NOW for'-;======== Fee simplr • By Owner. Charming 3 BR &. tam rm I ~ Eves. 963-3623 home on Cul de Sac. Otto· appointmenr to see~ College Park 1115 =~==~~~--pancy available !or start al. 1812 HIGHLAND Dr. Hrbr Call-,. R•alty 546-5880 BY Owner. 3 BR . 2 Ba .. lam. iDndl 4 Br 2 ba. tam rm. all o~eiN s~R~& SAT. l·I 1500 Adams at Harbor rm .. frplc., elf!C'. bltns. Lge. hims. frplc. $32,500 10% dn (Netr Cinem• Theluer) kHch, Walk to all schools. Ownl!r. 548-2847, l-~29:>8 393 Vista Bay• Assume 5% 3 F1iA loan of CALL 119 ~ 1166 M BLUFFS Condo. DL'it 2 Br .• 2 p f B II Riiy Ownoc S•"ilke Sal•' ··~· o. p 'Y I bo. End pofl-0 w/ ... e e arre • Lovtly laO<hcaped. :i BR & everything. Cash to loan or BBcul!. Sale!Llc owner. aft d ho 'th · I 10% down to new loan. rn rrw w1 vtew, 2 n-l2<.uv. . .,_..., ~""" 6 & Sun. 644-a'it..! 642-4353 come unils in relU' wilb 1==~~~~~~-~-~= l'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I t' o om to build morl' H COMPARE area prltu! 2352 NEWPORT ShoreR 2 BR. & I 1ust~· marJteq)Jaca m desired. Located a.t 289 Cornell Or., 4 BR, 2 BA conv. den: comer. $23.500 town. Tha DAILY PILOT Mesa Drive •cross from $24,450 by Owner 51'. fllA. unturn. $24,500 fum 63J....fi683 Ouslfted aectl.m. Saw Sa~~ Alli. ~try Club. nt achools, shopPing, prof. DAil.Y PIIm WANr ADS money, hla A .non. 1.ooll Original askmg price landscaped. 546-65(1 SOCK ITTO 'EMI DOW!!! $47,500. R.l'Cent reduction.1----'-,;;;:"":::;:::::;;;;:;;.!.:;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;=====::..'..::::;==;;:;----·J Unu11.1al Jnveslmenl l Q~ :"\ OPP'"'"""' ... right"""" ,.:~;-STAR GAZEE1<~7 aJrrt to apprecia.IP Rnd tblr . ._ -lak 'f ~--•••• Br a.A y l. POLLAN!---~---~ •u r 5W1 t ..... Nn now~ ~ -Mk I ~n M 'fovrOoi#rActMl1~ M swt.2:Jrh ~:;.;fer. 6 4 2 -0 3 3 ~ , N'f!. Y />.c(orclitt~ lo tlt1 Ste". V ocf. n~~ 1. 3-6--1 To develop me,lage for Su,..doy, .'.Dlt>-0' OUTSTANDING 5 BR, ~ bftth, ~ IOI , re- dKOrated, plus IOme new carpeting, $39,950. OPEN SUN 12 . 6 217 Sle rkt, Cott• Mesa -(;~~ 332 M11r1tucri1e, CdM 6734!560 • ' • 18-20.ll ...od WOl'ds correspcnding to~ · :¢'. of yovr Zodioc birrti sign. ' • " l .. I ·~-____ -..;;,..-~-.:._· .~·." . --"'°''·"<; -~--.... .------=:-::-:!!<~a~. .":"=, ~,....,,, -:-;-:-0=""""'*"*::"0. """"'"""'"· ·~. ""'""''"'."". S"1!!1¢4(1!""":", ,,,.,, .... , ..,,,,_., ""'C -:"<"'.".'"':"'' ~ •"?r......,.s.e-<..-:--<4"""''"_"-.,.""'~' -...-. ..... _,q~· •·-~-•--.-111'°"+~=-,,~~~-~--~·~• ~-~·-• ~• ----·--...... • l · I .. • ,, . " • • .. • WITl ·I Don't iust SIT there! Grab hold of the BIG action today! Dial Direct: 642-5'678 Just say: "CHARGE IT!" ( Nol1h County, 540-1220, toll free I ' IT'S EASY TO PINCH PENNIES-EVEN DOLLARS PENNY PINC HER WANT AOS NEW-LOW-RATE 3 LINES l TIMES $2.00 IN THESE CLASSIFICATIONS! Fu rniture Office Furniture Office Equipment Store Equipment Cafe , R1st1ur1nt Bar Equipment Household Goods Appll1nc .. Antiques Sewing Mlchinn Mu1lc1I Instruments 8000 Pl1n0& & Org1n1 8010 Rodie IOI 1 Televl1lon 8012 1014 Hl-1'1 & Storoo 8015 Tope Rocordoro 8020 Comoru & Equipment 8100 Hobby Supplleo 8110 Sport!"' GooClo 1120 .. 8lnocul1n, Scopes 8125 Ml1cell1neous "'° l200 l20S HIO H20 UGO MOO l500 1550 MOO e EACH ITEM MUST BE PRICED e . e NO ITEM OVER $50 e NO COMMERCIAL PlllMI e e NO COPY CHANGES e NO AllR!VIA TIONI e Let PILOT PENNY PINCHER Want Ads Work for YOU! 0 I . • • ~ ~. -. ~ . --~ \ I • HOUSES FOR SALE ..;.H-..0_.U""-S_ES_FO_R_.SA_L_E_-'H'-'O'-'U"'S"'E"'-S-FO_R_SA..;.L_E_ HOUSES FOR SAll HOUSES FOR SALi 1-~~~~~1-~~~~~ Etdbluff 1242 Huntington Huntington j,ii;iii~ii;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim ;;;;H;•;r;bo;u;r::==;1;40:;s::;;H;;•;;•;;bo;;u;r===;1;40;5;l:L::•:!!v::un:::•:.;B~"~'~h';y_1;.;7..;o.:;s L•eun• IHch 4 STARS Loveb' 5paniah mutts bomfl 4 BR, 3 bl., View from evecy Llvin&' rm. Priced UDdtr ""·"'°· CORBIN.MARTIN REALTORS 3036 E. CoHt Hwy, CdM 67S·1662 .ANYTIME DIRTY FACE 1705 SPECTACULAR 0 C E A N VIEW 3 BR, 2 BA $3.3,500. WCUTIVE HOME ON THE WATER Bttter quullty New England i .:°""":c.:::':.:·.:•:,94-<l~.,, .. c,,, __ _ 30' boat alip, 3 large BRs1 3 large batb!, Cam· Cape styled home, 1..0CAT· SPECTACULAR View, 2 •t)' ily room, huge living room with wet bar, £D ON s PAC 1 Ou s 3 BR 2 BA. fam, fr-pl, deck. modern all electric kitchen exquisite crystal GROUNDS W/14.5 FT. OF ~·'°°· w/5JA. lat. 494-5187 chandelier in forma l dlnlrig room, spacious SfR.EET f"llONTAGE, tn , closels. This lovely home ls built around an finer Laguna section. Well all ~lass atrium. Perfect for your ow n dee-de&lgned exterior of used orating ideas. -hrlelr, wood plank, cedar shake roo.Dines w/gabled In HUNTINGTON HARBOUR 1 ; "'""'· ~9unt Niguel 1707 PAC ISLAND VILLA.GE THE BLUFl'"'S. O>ndomin1um $81,SOO full prlu & you own the land. SPRAWLING 4 BDRM. & 2 BR, 2 BA cvpets !.c OEN FLOOR PLAN, fEA. 2 BR 2 SA condominium Elec kit, aunroom, many ex· tras, 1500 af, frpl, garden pat1o. pool facility. Ex- tTernely nlct>. drapes, Caloric 111p1.1ances. Directions: Pacific Coast Highway to Admir-TUR.ES LARGE uv. RM. 2~ car ~ar. hWI finished in-alty Drive, turn north across the bridge to WITH VAULTED CEILINGS 139.900 terior & elec, dool; opener. 3301 or call (714) 772-9530. 16 IT. HlGH, w/w carpet Nr Cd.M Jti. Beautiful ISUGHTLY SOILED) tbru· Call to see • 499-2900 Riviera Ree.It)' neighborbood #4.!100. Jim Open Hou11 Sat/Sun 12 to Du1k out. Rear den has MASSIVE Morrison 6 44-013 S or 3301 Admiralty Drive USED BIUCK FIREPLACE, 30808 S. Coast H~')', So Lag 644-0052 MOlT5AGI SllYICING ASSOCIATIS. from floor to ceiling, WET Duplex .. For Salt 197S 1~=~===;:1 ="1"2=•5 =========~=========: BAR, ETC, Kopper Kettle FOR Sale By 09.ner • 2 lnint Ttrrtce .. : .,-•-·ih RED -·· " 00 ~,..,,, Wl .... ~ 1lf!luxc 2 Br. OuJ >lie; C.M Coron• dtl Mir 1250 Huntington Beach 14 F1.DORS, Bll.T·IN RANGE I% ba, J\.ta.n,y extras. Good OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1-1 1301 Bonnie Doone Large Large Home on a low low lease-hold 4 BR & fam, 3 Daths. $46,500 Oel1ncy Real Estate 2828 E. Coast Hwy., Cd.M 673.3770 ---------!;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;===;;;;;=1 t.c OVEN, DISHWASHER.. inCC1me & fine. Pr:ced below HOME & Income; newly GI LOAN GARB. DISP. ETC., all recent apprtis ll for quick decor. 2 BR. 2 BA., 1% blended together in Maple-sci•!, Would .vnsider eq. baths: iarb. disp.; dlb. Owner desperate, will accept tone setting. t.'llde for clear bldg, lot or &arage. Near Fashion Island • 702 Avocado, c.dM • ABOVE THE BEACHES Million $ View from 1780 sq. ft of roof deck. Custom ce- ment bl.ock 2 Br. 2 ha. By Ow n e r $69,000. 546-8693. $2100 for his lovel)' 3 BR & This better home has BEEN 8°J:.id TI>'a. 011)'6 673-73.if.. den home. Den beautifully B A D LY NEGLECTED, eves & Sun. 54~3'.'(l.J panelled with matching bar. NEEDS PAINT YARD Full)' carpeted. Bright step WORK & GOOD GENERAL RENTALS savina: kitchen with all the CLEAN UP. It's a real buy Hou11s Furnished m~em appliances, adjoin-for the ambitious & wrrn: _.;.;,:.:.:;;;_.;.;,:.;.;,:;;:;.:.::._ Ing famil)' room. Only at: A LI T TLE ELBOW R1nt1l1 to Share 2005 VETERANS GREASE • KNOW HOW, Coron• dtl Mar 12SO * 673-4!fi3 * 1,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==;;;;; MUST SEU.. Williamsburg 4 We have a super sharp 3 BR home, beautifully carpeted with covered patio. Clance of a Jlfelime. $23,500. No YOU Wll.L HAVE A R£AL SHOWPLACE. YOUNG woman w/child, detiires to have lady aha.re living expense• in a 2 Br, apt. 5'19-3964 ah 5: 30 dail)'. BR. den, fam rm, pool + GENE'S GEMS rental 3 BR . $300. N' ""'' 0 C j p ty A, be.ti. $68,000. By 0\¥1)er. $29,950 FULL PRICE MISSION REALTY down -no costs. Must earn 985 So. Coast Hwy. Laguna 3 MALE college students !ti share 4 Br hse, NB area. $65 mo. 548-9061 rang• oa1 roper •673.:zsn (Gene Norvell • Realtor) ------~~~ $750 monthly to qualify. Phone ITI4l 494-0131 LISTER REAL TY * * • Duplex-by owner, 3 83 2 ha 16612 Beach Bl ., HB 842.fi633 A good neighbor is a + 1 B'.R garage apt. Cpts/ I "!!!!!!!!!"!!!!!!!!!"~!!!!!!""!!!!!!"I Costa Mesa 2100 found tr11sur1 drpg in both. Good cood. & ROUGH AROUND * * * locatioo. 673-5809 THE EDGES 2 BR. Furn. garage, fenced yard. Mature adults only. $135 mo. Inquire 3841A E. 16th St. Tre11ur1 Hunting? But a little paint will make * * * B1lbo1 Peninsula 1300 lt "Home Sweet Home." Va· 1 BR & den for a Bachelor cant and will sell FliA and 2 BR. Bltina. Fenced yd. Brookhurst • Adama area. $165 Employed. 968-l3Z7 Hl~e • away or a swinging Best VA and pay your costs to couple. (blored TV &: Stereo allow for painting. Modem Sacrifice of Homes Must Be Sold included -maybe other Peninsula Value 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Hard· fumitlre too. ~ block to Bay, Ocean & wood Doon fully carpeted. * * * ChanneJ. New 4 BR custom SACRIF1CE! Newport Beach 2200 2 t3R C\Jtie home wlth formal dining Some are Foreclosures Some are Desperate Owners Winter Rentols FURNISHED Add your own home. * * * Other Treasures: Rent 1 block to Corona del Mar beach. Newly furnished 2 BR & lam rm home. * * * Lease-Option $23,500 full price Cute 2 BR. -&~~!- 112 J\1arguerite, CdM 673·8550 Think of It • • • ' 4 BR, dining rm, Ocean view beautiful pool, discover thls home tor your family. Re- duced to $53,000. Open Sat & Sun 1 -5 4627 Surrey Cameo Hig~ands ~~~ :W Marguerlle, CdM 673"550 SECLUDED 9UIET GARDEN L1rge Heat9d Pool Easy to maintain, Corona Highlands 2 BR, 2 bath charmer just $188.10 mo on 6~ contract with $10,000 down, no points. Open for in· spection to qualified buyer. OPEN SAT & SUN 1-4 437 Seaward Road 673-0139 673-0015 Dondy Duplex Comer lot, 2 BR & den, 2 both home plus l BR Apt. Open Sat & Sun 12-S 601 Marguerite, CdM ~'?!'J. 332 1'1arguerite, CdM 673°8550 HARBOR View Hills 4 B~ room, 3 Bath, formal dining room, breakfast room and all electric kttchen. Large family room with wet bar. rm. Price reduced for im· mediate action, $59,950, 2146 Miramar OPEN FRI. & SAT. 1-5 Pete Barren Riiy. 642-4353 Lido lilt 1351 Choice location SOxU2 comer. BIG patio 5 Bd, fam rm, 5 ba, din rm 2 Fplcs, dbl gar & work shop + boat sp, Cllarm, $l!l;,OCKI R. C. GREER, Realty 3416 Via Lido 673-9300 Open Sat. & Sun. 1-5 929 Via Lldo Nord 101 Ft. Frontage, huge patio Rich1rdson·Purctll 2443 E. Coost Hwy, CdM 675-4031 CHARMING 2 BR, dt'II, 2 patio&, $41,500. Owner going IP Europe. 675-4234 Balboa lsl1nd 1355 2-3 BR Units. Carports. Low down. Owner carry. Show week en&. 675-1991 Huntington Beach_!_~ HUGE LOT STEAL #1 Fully Furnished Model }lome 7682 EDINGER View of Ocean, 3 BR, 2 ba, 842-4455 or 540-5100 lndscpd &\idraped • New & 3 BR 2 y2 BATHS never lived in · Home under $30,500 VA no down • FHA Notice • must be disposed $2100 down. 3 year old. 60 x of:~·~ inc~ all Owner will 130' lot • bigg~t of the big aid lrl financing. ba.c:k yards. Shake roof, car· STEAL :If 2 pets, drapes. Truly exciting Aba.n~oned Home m nee:t of designed Jandsc:aping. Used ~· 3 BR, 2 bath, priced brick fireplace with walnut ":'1th terms that are u.nbe- panelJing iJ1 living room & lievable! $30,000 full pnce • deo pl'"ty of wall pa""'" no C05t to buyer · low down. #1 ~WATERFRONT 4 BR, 2 ha paUo. #2 ·VIEW, 3 BR, 2 be., fam rm. #3 ·PRIVATE Beach, 3 BR patio. Mrs. Marion ~ Coldwell, Banker & Co. nit •· C1111t Hit"-"• MIWtlrf Ila~ C.rtt....11 Kl ,_JUI OR f.-' ~· STEAL #3 ffilijiJQjjQ11llJ'1fl ~ w!dmo~n=ed~ H~a~ I ',!!!'!!M~o"'. !!!,,".,",~s."Bep"t ~l~5-J'!"'un"•"15~ ~····-·-----Comp!. furn. aut. 2 Br, 2 decides prict -Owner must ba, trplc, bltin kit, huge 96244n 546-8100 go • and open to bids. · .i club•-.. ., p · pnv. pa .. o, ,,..,... , nv. NEWPORT BEACH b"ch, h .. 1..r pool. Ad"'"· call No pelll. $200 mo, See Sun. LOS PADRES thru Tues. 143 Bayaide 2 STORY REAL TY Vlll•g• -300 E. °"''' 3 BR 21i!i baths, 12xl8' ram. for details on home steals Hiway il,y room, with fireplace, 00 to 95% financing 1 w-A-TE~RFR-O-NT~----W~in-tec f I din. available on some Homes 3 orma · Ing room, com-Lsc. UpPer, 3 BR. Ba, ex. pletely caii>eted. Sell GI or tra Jg. \Iv, r m., frp!, marble FHA. First offers generally in ba's; huge INltr Br. & BRASHEAR REAL TY accepted dress. rm. Elec k I t. 847-85.11 541-2442 968-1178 494_8833 &loonies & ·patio. Adull.S, SA VE "S no pets 613-9259 '" bi Glenneyre Street Walk to beach, Newport West Laguna Beach YRLY-FURN. A frame 4 hr., Low 51,4 7o GI, $174 pays all. l!!!!!!!!!!!!!iii!~i!!i!!!!!!!!!!!! I loft, 3 bths. dishwbr. "' blk. 3 BR, 2 BA, fam rm, rock to t>.y, 1 blk. to ocea.n. $300. frplc, all GE kit, fenced, -mo. 206 15th St. N.B. patio, crJ)1s, drps, .$27,800. 1 i .:"::>-4_.::169:::..~--~-- 22022 Capistrano La., H.B. ] NE\.VPORT Shores, charmlnp; 540-9545 or 962-3839 2 BR .. den, 2 ba. $235 Plus 4~~~e~r2 ~=~~. Vacant 5 Bedroom l!MJ.tl ~:~~p~une. Adults./ •EAL ISTAT• New luxury Bucrola • built with 3 baths, lovely yard & H•=~~ OCEANFRONT 2 Br. lower home (fee simple). $36,250 • very desirable aI't'a. • 494,1117 duplex. Disp., gar. Avail. Sl.300 down to vets, $6,850 HAFFDAL REALTY Sept. 15; wntr or yrly down F.H.A. Z1531 Archer "Homes to Match Income" EMERALD BAY· An elegant 646-58.32 I Circle, near Brookhurst Md 8470 Warner 84244ffi home with fabulous ocean WINTER LEASE, 2 br, 2 ba, Hamilton, Huntington Beach. · rr '"g pr;vocy & ""th Igo f-ed Y•~ '" 1 N th BEAtrrrFUL 2 BR., fam. views 0 er~, "' ~.... '" I st signal or of Coast be ty ious O""'n beam channel, with dn1er, 3507 f.Hghway.l rm., din rm. 1500 sq. ft. Xlnt au • spac .. ~ · ~ 0'/ 9 SHERWOOD ESTATES area! Owner. e 536-6388 ed living rm, deluxe kitchen Finley (714) 67~24 I b th S 4 BR 3 Ba d' & breakfast rm, 2 bedrms, OCEANFRONT 3 BR., 2 car y • e1 · " in. rm., CIJSt. den, 2\i baths, "garden· Tel. 968-3036 carp, & drps. P11tio. Block gar. clee.n; $275 Month, tour" patio · S89,fJOO. 1 Onan 10:00 to 7:00 d1llw _wco"=",..'-"..,·',..'°-·_,'";;c',---06~10:--"'°" year Y rr~ I •• • 675-1536 • $16,750. 4 BR 2 BA LAGUNA NIGUEL • On the BELOW MARKET To·.11.•,bouse, bit.in. ~R & 0, Terrace, an attractively 3 BR. 2 Bath. LiOO Sands. 9 3 BR 1~ ha .. $21 ,900. Bit-in relnli:. $750. dn, •l.:>5 mo , landscaped home v.'ith fenc-mo leage. Sept. 10. $250 mo. range It O\len, garbage dis-incl's ins & taxes. IBA ed play area, 4 bedrms, 1~6472-=2966=-=~"='-'=-'"'--=-~~ posal, ti l e kitch., serv. S%.% 776-7316 large family nn, J baths, BAYFRONT 3 Br. 2 Ba. porch, frplc, upgraded w/w exceptional kitchen . $52,0CKI. Winter $260 mo incl utll. cpi&/drps, shake roof. Cor. Fountain V1ll1y 1410 TURNER ASSOCIATES 10th & Bay. 673-2012 & fenct!d lol. $2200 dn. Nice 3 BR By Owner 1 %. 682 No. Coast Blvd. I -'w"1NT:::.:E:,R=· :,._8.:;•y~Be-,-,..,h ~Fro~ol. BA, bltins, soft 1120. ~ts, Laguna Beach !714) 494-Un 4 Bdrm • 3 bath • $300 P"• drps, frplc, panelled fam . THE BIG ONE mo. 925 W, Bay, OR 3-6i"n. 1llage Real Estate 962-4441 rm., screened patio, lg fncd Sprawling S BR & den, Del 2225 lot. $25,900 w/$1200 down Pi!o tile Ocon. Cathedral _e.-'y-•h_o_.., _____ _ 6"-% loe.n. Call for appt. beam ceilings, liv rm, HOME & INCOME! 962-1678 eveft. & wlmds only SPB!J.ish Fplc, w/w Cf1>ls, ""-"' """ d"""' """'I 'iiijijjjijjjjiiijjjiijii~~i I out. Elegant 20x40 heated 1 • 4 BR, 3 BA.. Private com. mun!ty & beach. Sept-June 1280. 642-5711 swlmmlng po o I. Electric garage door. Fully Jand- sce.ped. Immediate posse• slan. Msume 61* % loan. Owner lransfetTed. 644-2259 Liveable home &: income 4 BR plus Bonus room. we81. bit-in range & oven. $31 ,950 • apartment on R-J lot only 3 monl. GI Joan, $26,SOO. offer your own pmt. MIS*loo blocks to beautUul sand 847-3957 fUty. -4SW73l Balboa 2300 beach. t.1 will hold • unn .. 1 ,;;;;;~=====l-co)ip~EflNii!S~UJiN~lf:.~5 ==---_,;,;;"' M price only $34,$6.terms. Sunset 811ch 14S5 <n<> La Brea St. PENINSULA. Winter or P cifi ~--•--11y -Yefll'iy, Bayfront, P. I er, BIG BAY VIEW a c .,...,...,i1 ~ N h d DUPLEX 5J6.8894 Eves, s.t&.1322 OCEANFRONT Pri owrH!r, Ort -<!n • noat. !i Br. 4 b1 . 2 fum&Cell, $44,0CO I ~~~~~~~~~~ Must sell. Unique cu&tom View, $35,900 whr/dryr, dlspl, l~l Class. Your pick of lwo • 2 Bed· I home + Apt, Top construe-McC1nn Properti11 673-2039 room, 2 bath homes at this VA APPRAISAL tion , evl!'T')' luXUry tor beach 1257 So. Coast Blvd. PENINSULA Point • Iii. 8lk unbMlable price. $25,400 • no down p1yment. life. Will con&ide tnode. Laguna Beach 494-5991 10 ocean or bay. 3 Br, 2~ .--.,..,.._i~o~eL1ncy Rttl Estate 3 BR, 1%. bath. Walk to the 592-5478 UNSURPASSED VIEW Ba. Yearly rent fl3S per E. Coasl Hwy., CdM beach. Built-in range and South Laguna mo . Avail Sept. 3. l : • 673.3770 oven, FA. ~t. lrplc, CflllS, Out of County 1605 S BR, 2 Ba, Own-Your-Own 171-1205 drpa, fenced, landscaping, -----~---1 luxurious apt., in elerant HARBOR Vlew'a f In e 1 t II cul-de-sac lot. The lowest ~E Or trade 2 Br, mod. building on beach + Poot OCEANFRONT 2 BR. Broadmoor tJome. ·~To-price in Newport West. It.II! Yucca Valley priced $65,(XX) Untum. F\Jrnitute $130 mo Yrly lie. Sm·famil)' tAl Home w1th the ToQJ Village Rtal Estate $10,500 ~· $(300. C!l')-UTI available. 1''or appointmerit onl)'. 675-0981 Owner View". 962-44TI 546-3103 eves. call .f99..3451 Open Sit/Sun l..S CUSTOM HOME 1233 Portsldt Wey Laguna Belch 1705 2 BR. eWly ~ed. R-2 V ~ .. ! BR 2 •·•• -"--------I lot, ~I pr, ltrtskd f«> Dou Bird Auodatet: "'>' 8P'....,... .,..., Chol C with ~.. le f •~ ce ottane other imll, 2 blka to beach, 547·7041 EvK. --• ...,.... om., ., nxm, wct b&t " 2 firti1lac-in South IAgunll, 2 BR, 2 bl\, PMOC&mk: view,~·-~~ k • Cameo Shorn es. BuUt on 2 tree-shaded beam celllnR"&, tlreplace, patio. F.xcclle11t WlillK:~. Snect1c ul1r View Iota. A lot a! bouae for only w/w nrpelt, dedc patio, AU $4l,500. Owner. 494-1508 or B1lbo1 l1l1nd 235S BAYFRONT C Br. l be.., dock. Wlnttt W . Avail Stpl 9.Call l: ~ Ltgun11 lt1ch 2705 .---.-49'-1572 altf!r ~ Loveh-custom 3 BR, l betha. _,,._.. thla for only $24,700. ,,,. .................... .., ... 1sro.UDED Ver'/ small 1 pool, tmmaC'O.late, lJDIDedi. Paul Jones Rt11ty BOND REAL TY 1• MAGNIFICENT BR cottage rear no. met l ate poueaaton, 841-1266 Eves. 847-6918 32\25 So. Cout Hwy, s. Lag, OCEAN VIEW LOT bUc bch ihoPPtn1. 494-9982 Tiii~ rox co. 4 iEDROOM 499-22.18 499-1592 $5,960 • a:me.ll, but lcwl $10C0 DAILY Pll.DT DIME·A· 613-M!fi &lU009 nrtplaet, bltlns, 2 BA't le PLACE ~ nn& .ii wbnt: down tNl1 SSS mo. Lipa LINES. Y~ CU UM them Saturday, August 24, 1968 DAILY PILOT %3 RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS Hou ... fum11hed HouH1 Unfurnished Houses UnfurnlfhM HouM1 Unfurnllhed Sum mer R1ntel1 2910 ~ntril :IOOO •100 c .... -1100 c .. 1. MeNi • ~=~=-=-""-"' LAGUN.(-Octt.nfront. ·~ tacular Vil.la, priv. beach, huge rooms, pArk·ijkt &TO- ll.nda. 2 Weeki ~. $900 .. 4 Wttka $1400. Also Victoria Bttcb Hou.se, 3 BR, 3 BA, Sept. $1000 .Owner. 494-e3, 494-4951 6l' 494-6589 4 BR ~ Sa, nea.t •• a pin, CHARJ\UNC !:x-Modtl CUI includes pool, tennis, and d bo 3 "ft 2 •· CUL D£ SAC • S BR/ J Bl home • la•· tned. yd, • md. lantl/fa.m. 1'Dl. -caJlll. • drapn • $210 Pu mo. ..... m • .....,, e sac me. IQ , u-, clubhouse facllltis. u""' mo carpeU, drape1, b l t • In 1 , Colesworlhy & Co. '·-· ........ Ind. 1235· Bkr. M5-M24. Eves 546-9480 642·77" Don't rent! $1900 down bu1• 1904 Harbor BJvd., C.M. this 3 BR b~ priced $100J OLDER, Good CU\d., u:nlUm 2 BR .l dble pnp, lara:e yanl. AdUlt1, no pets • .lvail S.pt l.phone"'6-&485 IT'S WCliDERFUL the many bu.Y• In appliances you find in tha Cluaified Ada. Ole\~k ~now! =~~°"'~"=""~"=·~~-1 undei appra.l.aal. $190 Month, AVAIL, FOR LEASE 19 x 25 family room. Owner. LGE. 3 BR. 2 Ba.. cu, .. drpt., bllnl. Ltau. No m . children or pets $65-11134 DIAL dlnct l54>S1I. OllllO your ad, 12WD * btdl: ...s liattn to th. pbcD9 l't:all Pl.ACE your walll ad when they are lookfne -DAD..Y PILOI' claasified 64:·5618 Apt 3 BR, 2 bit, crpts, drpa, fplc, CdM •••••••• $250 rno. Bachelor House, CdM .• $125 }louse, 3 t3R, 2 ba, CM $215 3105 Roosevelt Way 546-3430 MAKE A MEMO to pt.her UJI toys )"IU co loorer Dffd, aell tbmn tor cub with OusWed AU. Dial &C$1I today! CORBIN-MARTIN Re&ltor1 675-1662 ·Are You Letting Casll Slip Through Your Fingers? See If You Have Any Of These Things A DAILY PILOT WANT-AD 1. Stove 2. Gult1r 3. Boby Crib 4. Electric: S1w 5. C1m1re 6. Washer 7. Outbo1rd Motor 8. Stereo Set 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. Couch Clarinet Rtfriger•tor Pickup Truck Sewing M1chln1 Surfboard M1chlnt Tools 16. Dishwasher 17. Puppy 18. C1bln Crulstr 19. Golf Cort 20. Barometer 21. Stamp Colltctlon 22. Dlnett.• Set 23. Play Pen 24. Bowling Boll 25. W1t1r Skis 26. Fr1111r 27. Suitcase 28. Clock -- Will Sell Fast! 29. Bicycle 30. Typewriter 31. Bir Stools 32. Encyclopedl1 33. Vacuum Cleaner 34. Troplcll Fl1h 35. Hot Rod Equlpm't 36. File Cabinet 37. Golf Clubs 38. Sterling Sllvtr 39. V ictorian Mirror 40. Bedroom Set 41. Slldt Projector 42. Lawn Mower 43. Pool Tobit 44. Tires 45. Piano 46. Fur Coat 47. Drapes 48. Lin1n1 49. Horst 50. Alrpl1n1 SI . Org1n 52. Exercyclt S3. R1r1 Books 54. Ski Boots 55. High Choir 56. Coins 57. Eltctrfc Tr1ln SS. Kitten S9. Cl•sslc Auto "°· Coffff Table 61. Motorcycle 62. Accordion 63. Skis 64. TV Set 65, WorklMnch 66. Diamond Welch 67. Go-Kort 68. Ir oner 69. C1mplng Tr1f11r 70. Antlqut Furnltu,. 71 . Tapt Recorder 72. S1llbo1t 73. Sports Ctr 74. M1ttrus, Box $Pf11 75. lnboud Speodbo11 76. Shotgun 77. Siddle 71. Dart G1m1 79. Punching Bag 80. Baby C1rrl191 ll. Drums 82. Rifle 83. 0.1k 84. SCUBA Geor DA IL Y PI L 0 T WA NT ·A Q so • • • Don't Just Sit There! DIAL DIRECT 642-5678 (YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD> Need• ~llDPef 2 car aa.raa:e. Call &t7-U45 tt.e, ar. Jootirw -DAIItY Bch. '<n•i 497_1210 lot Just pcm!• a dQ, Dlal nn.tt wtth a wut ad! or 2'1: 4!1-3921 1...:P:!nm~:...!:d~•-=""":::'..:-::;;::!! li!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I-MHf7I !'------------.;.. ____________ ;.. _________ _. ~-· - ,, - I . I • - I •• L ;::-;;:::;:-=:---:. -:. -:-:---:::--::-. :-_ ~."':'7.-:--·-:-::----:_:--::o:":"'':.'~'."~.:'!';'-·--::,:"'"",:-,:-=-:-:.:::..;::.#;!':,:"'~·-:.-:· -~:>-:<:":':''C-:W.':'" ~-=---::-.-c.:--= :-.. • . ~.-""'" ,.-.-,.·-..-~ ......... ...., ...... ~.-.------------ OAll.Y PILOT ••• •IAL) H04MI Untllml1hed Cott• -3100 8/1 AV 4 bUI All. IMMED. f,1tlfl Verde BR. 1 Ke livlnc nn, •clous lam I dlninl rm, ·it& kitchen, beautlfuJ.ly lanmcl.ped )'a rd. YeUly se $32!1/mo, incl water and prdeneT .mce. ... 613-3663 Eves. 548-6966 . . • . . . . .. . . . ... ... '''"'""· ._.IA, 1'61 •• crt I ALS ·-•• • ALS ~ENTALS RENTALS Hou'" Unfurnlahed Aph. FurnlthH AplL Unlurnl1hed Apia. Unlurnllhed Lido I.le • • 3351 Newport Buth 4200 Newport luch_5200 Mlac. Rental• TEAOt:ERS. avail, Sept. •th, I ;;;;;;;;;;=;;..;..=;;.~. 1u """ c ar 3 BR., J~ BL, betu1., ex. mod. 1 BR. A 2 BR. tront. I' .,.. '"""'" &ra&• II t lae. patio; carp., drps. Nr. Ocean & ba,y. Bllnl; B/I :U'i:rt ~Y ::-g: Adulta. L&c. $360 646-MXS d.lsp., lrpl. F.A. ht., patlo; UNF'URNl$liED 2 bedroom, 642-tm Huntington Beach 3400 carport. No pets. Gu & 2 bath unit near Hoag llo• sro="'RA""'G"'E"""G-ara-,go-;fo::-r=n::o7'1. water pd, SUO. U3l W pltl.l. AvaUahle Sept. bl. CoiMa Mesa. Oow-lrt, like Available imm~lately -BalbOa Blv .• Apt, C $200. new. MS-3121' brand new 4 BR. 2 BA, w lo ALSO ;cc.-'-.o-'-~~~-:--- 599'1 REAL ESTATE Gener er ----·I lnduslri•I Ronlol 6090 M·l, 500 aq, tt., $7S 2944 RMdolph, Coit• Mru • 675-Sll6 • m'l PALISADES RD. Cl For rent. 85x237 ~ Mootb. 548-5064 Lot1 •100 w crpt&. drp1, bll-illl, frptc, Coron• 41•1 Mir 4250 3 BEDROOM, 21Ai b.th, face Gara(e• for Rent. fenced batk ya.rd. patio, poot $2!0. Available Sept Storage only. PORTAJl"INA LAGl..iNA BUSINESS e"" FINANCIAL lt••I l1t1te LNftl 6340 BOl!l!OW 001 Your EqullJ Private 2nd Morta. money FREE APPRAISAL 6 PROMPT SERVICE Reputabl• Company 1erv1n& Oranie County U years. S.ttler Mortp;e Co., fne. 336 E. 17tb St., Calta MeN 642.-2171 MS-0611. Nlght1 Ir: wkenda 673-1865 642°1151 -. * * * AV • bllt- ... nd -' ...,...;,,kJm., dble 2 BR.. Fin!pl., adultl, no pets. 15th. Adults artly. • 646-#16• sea.,.. .. , ...--;· Sl50. Act. Alao z tm un--PMOramle View Lota ~ -i' • ..... _._ Alt.. IMMED. Mesa Verde !...ar:".g,'-..,,1:,ue $225. 897-2'!2 furnish~. 6'lrH392 Bay & Beach TE White water and cout-Mort91ges"; T.D.'1 6345 BR, Ip Hvi"" rm, -~ ~ R lty I REAL ESTA ' line v1..,, 1p1;etou1 tam/dining nn, 4 BR, fully crptd, drpd, B~HE';-OR APT m. mo. •• • nc. General 426 Nyet Place SAFE 12% PER YEAR I .~ Util ""Id CdM 2025 W. Balboa Blvd,, NB 8 $S,2SO lat To on 9ipK'tacular tn kitchen, beautifully dwhr, bJtns. patio, enc ,.... .,.. · 673-3G63 Evei. 548-6966 Income Pro-rty 6000 Ll(Wla each -Wlloddyo Wonll-Whltldyo ~"- SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR NATURAL IORN SWAPPERS Specl1l Rite '" ta.ndecapl"d yard. Yt&rly Avall 9/1 or 9/8. Lie. 2 blk * 675-1071 * !'..:_ __ (714) 494-9388 Cktanvh!w lot. Sold for M $325/mo. incl water bch. 535-74.80 A'ITRACTIVE Bachelor -$85 VERY 1rc 3 Br 2 ba duplex. EXCHANGE or SALE 2 LOTS oo Santiago, NB S7500. Payable t% ptr S Un" -5 tlme1 -5 bucka •ULll -6-0 •Utl IHC.I UDll and gardener service, PARTLY lul'n. 4 BR., blt-ina; mo. Avail 9/1/68 Bltns, c-.ts, .i~, pn· patio. 24 Units G~~rou: .. $1$,(XX) Cash, Ternu; or trade month including 8?'.. All due 1-Wllll ..... Ill~• .. tr-. ...Wiie, ,... ....... .. ,, ... 613-8 - ..... • ...... ...., 3 yns. 10% discount . 366.1 Eves. ~ fenced, rr,itc, drp.s, carp. W-2266. <PM·l>42 l blk/bay & heh. No peta, 5 U.nits de lwc •••••••• $61,0'Jl Fee Simple. 646-'565 494-1137 ~YOU• ....... Al'dl• .._ ...,.. llNt .. ...,._.,IMnt. .._..OTHIHO FOii SAi I -fltADEI OJH YI ASE 4 br. 3 ba, pxecuttve $220 Month. 646-7985 ' yrly lse $200 mo. 67J.6316 a.ft 3 Unita ovf!' $8M yr •• $44.~ R.-2. 60' x 135• Small house ·°"'""""°"-==-:-,,-"""""'= PHONE 642-5671 LE type hm, Close to icllla, AVAIL. lmrned. 3 BR plua B1lbo1 4300 .o60cp=.m=·~~~~~~..,-2 Hou.sea on lot C.M ... $27,000 341 16th PL C.M, 213: $~ ;d TD ~?'j $4865, Tt '''" Your Trider'• P1r1dl1e Ad w by In 91 LE .. f ti .. $1 y cl ' VE w/ c •• LI 3 Rl A ' Un m N LE " M 4 B "' m Ne estcliff Shop Oitr. 6.46-1466 den, goll course home: )Tly PENINSULA Point UPPER 3 BR, 2 &\, club, House Ir duplex L.Bcb $30,000 ct-'>863 pa.ya e 0 per I.AKE Tahoe View Lot Na· appt. only. Ref. req, lse. $300 Mo. 842-2958 2 Br. 2 ba, car port, yrly to beach, view, dttk, $200 mo. S Acre• Ml.····••••·· .$44,SOO mon~ inc~ ~%: .:~ 5 vada aide~ paved $12,:'IOO $350/mo. tat&: last in 1dvc. $ 67 fi0 Le M2~ 40 Acres Nevada ...... $10,000 Citrus Groves 6175 yrs. ve c e view cle1r E.xchanie for somf'-cl. waler & yd care. Avail 3 BR. l lh ba. Condominium delirable ttnanll ~ , • ue 3 Acre-s Hawall ........ ~,<XX! lot. 20% dlstoount. f94.ll37 body~ headacbel Unita, l;) $175 nlO. on lease. 1544 r.1tramar, 675'-2 2 Income Dept. I·--------= 12~% YIELD on •ea.saned Tiis, or ? Bkr. 675-5726 ===·=53&-=ll="=*===l~ACh. apt. wlotor o• yi·;y East Bluff 5 4 WALKER & LEE TAXES HURT? 2M tru" d«d. $4,000 ca ... ASE OPTION. Bring your U!ll, pd. Priv beach · PRESTIGE Town Homes Costa Meo Soften the blow now by tn.. 494-7508 M. C. Thoren La Costa Country Oub 4 int brush. 3 BRs 2 baths, L1gun1 Blach 3705 SJ25i mo. 928 E. Balboa For lease, 2 br .t. den Ir: 3 hr fl.tr . Levine ~~1 vesUn& in Real Estate. Pre-Bdrm H 0 ~f E. TR A R E i:1!e6~s~Ss ~:t~~= MONAROI BAY AR EA!,":'=''======== with 2 or 2% baths. Gold Medical Groups pa.,y internt tor a write-oU ANNOUNCEMENTS Sl5,IXXI Equity for CABlN on, CALL 54()..1151 topen LOVELY OCEAN VIEW. 3 BolL--li lind 4355 Medallion all electric. POOL lhb year Ir: depreciate the 1nd NOTICES CRU ISER or!. '3-1·8437 es} Heritage Real Estate BR & den, 2 BA, cpts, Drpa, _. -----2-car gar. Rent 1tarts at Dana Point llarbour, North improvemeits w hi I e you , ----4 BR, 3 BA home, La Ha- frpt, poot $300 mo. Also EXECUTIVE Type upper $250 mo. San aemenle Atta on Coast own this propercy. Try • Found (FrH•AdsJ 6400 bra Hts. Horses c't. Lg ~ 30. 2 BR houff in court avall. 2 BR. l~ ba. $225 mo. apL on canal, 3 br, Ir: den, 2 83T-8n Amigo Way, N.8. H'NY (101) Free & Clear 100' young valencia grove, ruclt CME Of cndit eards-tound acre avocado. $15,00J equltY carpeting in liv. rm. I< hall, adults 496-1243 betw 10.S pm ba, aft Labor Day thru June x 100' Street to 'Street. Now u thit 6 acre• in e. fut . • _ Bcb ••· Call trade for R.E., car, boat, ard & gar. 2 mo. ftnt and Coron• del Mir 5250 imder Business Manage-. u o:: ooo ~.,, m ... guna · u..,ater. TD'• .. 1 .. ,.,., 4~2931 FOR • -.. r ... S""-"iClllll 4 nv or vrJy. 613-TI99 growm& area . ..-. .. ,,... Ed •-mJln 494-"""" ... ,_ ,_ · · · ~ caning depogit m adYance. ......,......... ....... ....... 1· ment. Income $600 mo. A~ . T . F = g, '-"'O u1ru •---------J2A C ii Pl MYSTIC PARK. Magniti-2 BR., frpl., b 1 l con y ; ~-t"'"' Ownenhip 1 de a I. pnce. erms to suit. or Sat, or 596-6548 eves att. Whal do you think of out · ec. · cent ocean view, &mall yard Huntington Be1ch 4400 UJl&taln. Near ocean. $185. Don_ .. :"t d'-• .. pb tenant•. Put more infonnalion, call K.W. Sat. "TRADER 'S PARADISE" RY O..EAN 3 BR l bath, * 494-36Zl 322 Heliotrope 67~3645 ta•"' Small with Drop 111 a card. Oa.ssitled w carpets, fireplace, I-==~=""-::-:-:-= l·BR. Jum . apt. 1ult. forcple. Offer in mail box. 144.5 N. Eckhoff &. AIM>C., Inc. LADIES Bulova watch In nib Dept, p.o. Box 1375, Daily built-ins. Me&& Del Mar LARGE 5 BR, 3 be. home, Water i &;81 turn. $!), 91& l BR apta:, all elect. kitchms, El Camino Real (Coe.at Hwy 1818 W. Chapman Ave. at Pay I e 11 J..aundro:mat, P1Jc:t, Npt Bcb, Calif. $220/mo. COATS & WAL-newly decorated, $300 mo in-Palm St., H.B. patiot, •ery lge pool, $165 Ir: 101) San Clemente. Or c.allJ Laguna Bch. Fri n 11 e . •--------- LACE REALTORS, 546--041 cluding1ardenv'. 54()-.3862 53&-4678 536-4979 up. 673-3378 *PUBLIC AUCTION* 5'1·2621. ~~;_.knds,538-5971 494-7351 \VANT Sony or other bat· . . tery portable TV. Will trade HILDREN WELCOME RENT•LS NICE 2 B.R., l bloeka to Corona tltl Mir 5250 By order of attorneys· three I "'!!"'!:!!"'!:!!"'!:!!"'!:!!"'!:!!"'!:!~~~ I SM Siamese klllen Vle Santa 2'1" TV Low console New '· 2 ba. horn. '· gd location, ..., h-~ town or ocean. Permanent iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 4-plex apL bldgs. grossing 6200 Ana Ave. &. Wilaon, C.~t. I t · ..... _ "~"1131 . A""" Furnia -A.er•-Call aft. 6 • t'd-t'ofy. "A" Pc ure •u ...... JJO'" $235/mo, 3157 KelT)' Ln. ,....... 1.°'=:b;,y:w=:"';:k=<222'=8=th=St=.== $17,400. To be sold indlvldu-1 ;;;;;;;;";;;"";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, a ~· -l"'=~-~~=~-642-8980 or 546-2801 Gtneril 40001.; Lily. 111 TD $36,500 each. I• 8715 GOLF Course lot, 85' D:'ont. --------Leguna BMch 4705 q,.~; On1y si.cm down. Sale Sat., 5 Acres for $5,000 MAN'S Gold edding band Fairway view, Mesa Verde; ~RI' Tclownhouo<ub ..... ·••i tamN.;:::,rt" HOLIDAY PLAZA 2 Bo ·~· Sept. 14th, 3 PM, at lite, 20~-~-. 1~ -r -oth inscribed Mwoo n o o n Y~ue $Z!,500. Will ~de for ......, • """""' ~~r-DELUXE opaclouo l·B'"' NEW Fumiahed 2 BR Shall 7f1 vuwn 'lQ ... ~ '"" uruta or commercial . Otild OK IM n. 791-7'!6-199 mar Ave., buy . Jn txr ·s1 Newport Beach PI a :ta. · v1era, ren . • tum. apt. $135 + utll. l·BR. all elec built • 1n1. ON TEN ACRES Costt Mesa. For further In· a 1t! au 1v1 on, 496-9279 OWNER 642-2945 vail. 9-1. $225. 64frl.248 + d•• $IOO + util Panoramic view overlooktns Silver Valley, near New-WANT Viow llom• to Al '·-"· ch M tu adults 1 6 2 BR, Fum 6 Untum fonnatlon, contact Buckeye '--r-Sprg•, 18 m,·1,, E. MR. DUNN, we have found BR Cott.age. Furn or Hid. pool, •-lo na.rlrl.... ""' °"a ' . a re 'C'.-1 In --t ~ W 80h SI ~ ., 1-000 Pri . I ~ .,_ .. ..,. _, cltil~ I'"" from $150 mo .•• .,..c1 I Pri/ ve"uue'll i!!, """ • ., of "--tow, 90 'l•-modo your fawn male chihuahua. :JJ, • nc1pa s fum. $87.50. No pets, No chll .. --. No .....i. .~y~155no IJl"en. """'' Lo I 00014 ..... Dl:Ull •• .... nl H TD + w-.::u Y"'"' ,,;r., Patios/ Pools. Tennis.~ s Ange e1 . .. .... : lakes In area . beauti· (Found 8/23.) Jean lt1orten o y. ave . ature adult! onJ.y, 2Q70 1965 Pomona, C.M. 642-5858 ,-,=-;;,,.-...,c-=-::c tnl'I Bkfst. 9 bot. PutV 6Z1~19'l TI3: 838-7598 Evea. ful high .1-. desert Ir: lev-67'5-4363 Madge Davis, Realtor ey,port. Blvd. C.M. EAU L POINTE 3 BR 2~ BA, all elec Green, .....,,, ='=="-~~-,-~ &12-1'm CHAT • buUt-ina. Panoramic view Pride of Pos .. 11lon el land. Water guaranteed. KITI'EN, Redish Ir. white 1:--,-,--,-,--~-~ ASE:E * BR, 2 BA, frpl, Lovely furn. ~BR. apls. Off. overlooking Allio Beach. 900 Sea Lane, CdM 644-2611 All adult community in Tua-Call owner 847-6640 aft 6 w I flea co I I a r. Found 3 Lots booming Hawaii, nc'd yd. new Cl1)(1, dr]ll.. street perking, carports. MaluiT adulst <inly, no (MacArthur nr. Coast Hwy) tin -100 Unit& fully occup. Pl'\1 or weekends anytime. Begonia &: 4th Av. Corona $1660 ea, $750 equity, $25 esa Verde $Zl5. 5t6-6203 Heated pool. Sl50 per mo. children. $Zll. 499-3755 led. Good returns. del Mar 8/22. 673-11159 per mo. on balance. Ex· R, 2 ba,. Eastside, ideal Adult1, no pet&. Huntington &..ch S400 FitzmorrU Rlty 673-9010 2% ACRES. Southern LADIES prescription glaaM'S chan~e all or separate for ? hi toe. 318 Ester St. Im· 1""' POMONA AVE., CM. * JAPANESE MODERN * Call! I 13 00 •· 13 00 Subnut C .. -~ .. •--R E ~ · NEAR LUXlJRY duplex. Incm. $425, om a. · uuwn, · vie. 17th SI. Sho ppin g · '"""" ..... ., · · ed. avail. 646-1952 I "=========I $185. 2 BR, view, n• ...,,.,.. 2 BR, 11,ii BA, Bit-ins, mo 4 BR < f 2 BR 4 per month, $295.00 full price. C«!ler. 548-3238 675-2503 C I M 4100 BEACH. Adultl, 4;n-,wur ... Id !ri · .. urn. " , h OI I ... wuuer ryer, re g., pool, yrs old. Ocean 50 yds. .... S ewfelt, 326 W. 3rd St., PART Dacbah d J e * ---------1 BR kpl 1 Bili TO $150. 536--2029 Call after 6 L.A. Phont>: (213) 623-5101 un ' m 8 ' * * wport Buch 3200 2 BR turn condo. on Bch nr . Venice, Italy in exclus· Ive resort area. Trade for local area 3 or 4 Br. bome or vac. lot or boat 6'16-1277 e $4,800 TD e Trade ai 4 or 5 BR bouae Newport or Corona del Mar 4~-75<M 20 Acres, clee.r, hi drsert; level, nr. Yucca Valley. Trade up for income, motel. or apts., or vacant land, OWNER, 646-1675 Ocean View· Nr. Npt pJer. 4 units funri, ~t rental area. $58,SOO • take sm hie in trade. Owner 2006~ Court Ave., fill-652'7. LOVELY Acc1!uory & Anti· qu~ shop, approx, $350(I &tock & flxtuns: trade fur late model car or what have you? 673-<Mll 2 DUPLEXES 1aJ. $37,500 in Costa J.fesa. Trade 1or house or trust jeeda, Jn- <XE1e $415. Owner. * 54!)..()133 * HEALTH Forces, urgent; c.1 corner lot, val. $58,IXXI; Palace & W. 19th, C.M.; eq. $30,00l, for Palmdale, ~~er are11. CM'NER, JI Units in Orange, aU 2 BR 2 ba, $40,00l equity. WANT Income on or near water. liladge Davis, Rltr. 642·7000 * * * 3 L< BDRM & Family Room, ue or Lease/Option $38S $25 Wk. Up BEACH near po t t e r y PM J.38,900. Xlnt cond. ll3: black & tan. Found on Santa 4-0~, , ~=· -------691-9575 2 FOR PRICE OF-ONE Ana st., CM 546-7903 1~!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""-e Studio A Bach •pta. Sba.ck. $15(1 mo. ,,.......,..._ '2 BR. b! · I===--~-~-=,,,.-c-'--~-c-c-:,.-, • lnd Utlll ls Pbcne Rl"t'. ATI'RACI'IVE Bach a-pt $60. l·ll\I, cpts, drps, INCOME i Home-Owner. exceptional investment YNG tiger striped cat, Pink month including gardner. 4 e Maid Servict • 'IV ivd. Refr, OO!plate, outdoor bbq, :~~~{~:S 1500 C Exel. lnc .·deprec/ invl. 4 Cali!. elty, low monthly flea collar and fluffy. Vic ANNOUNCEMENTS • New cate 6 Bar utilities pd. 494-0397 I ~-;;-;;-c;:-.,..----~ Br. 2 ba. res. 1().2 Br. apt., paymt1. 549-2CS7 19th &: Orange, CM 646-8400 ind NOTICES ANNOUNCEMENTS ind NOTICES B cl BDR.i"1 & Den or :;tJi oru.t. S350 month in· uding gardener. No pets. •~ Nowport mvd .... ,. .....,., 1 BR Condo, crpt.s, drpl, pcrl 3 Yr. old. 675-1393 40 ACRES North San Diego ---~,.., .no-'""" FOUND: Man'g watch , on P1rson1l1 6405 ATl'RACI'IVE 2 br, apt., RENTALS stove, refrig, washer/dryer, County Citrus area. $48,000 • beach at 47th St. Call & 1----'-----'-"0 Tr1v1I 6435 w/w -.., walk to tchool &: Apt1. Unfurnished $12S. 962·1489• 962-4349 Builness Property 60SO 25% down. 549-3694 identify, 675-2464 BIU. CUMl\flNGS fonnerly -----....;.= ' BDRM Apt. Ocean View szoo month. No children or ts. '-"l" EXTRA Lg 2 BR rus opera.ti th · d t COUPLE Driving to lifexico s tom. No pets. Adulta, one ,.,__ I 5000 . . . Uve H•19h n E W 1·• 62 ..... SAMOYED, bull colored, ng e service ep City. •-pt. 8 Room tor 2 child OK. tt'4.50. 646-5961 ,-..;..n_e_ro_______ Utilities paid, 53&-71Ml1 or n.. • In ~ -for Superior Vacuum & Sew· ~ •-,. ~·~ St"'re Bldg Balboa A"' male dog, Corooa del Mar. In C nassengers. 541-2130 ' •r ·"ll-3643. Key al 2160·E .n<Ml•a• ,. • • 6~ ,.29 g enter, 1938 Harbor .,.. "' Lo H FURN or UNfURN vely 4 Bedroom View ome in Dover Shores. al'I Lease $850 mo, call: y, J OHN ~fACNAB, Realty 642-8235 RENT W·tobl f r ···•"-R at WANTED: Small house, very ,....., M'"·'' SL 8 e o ... ., ....... g • e Blvd, Costa Mesa, is happy •· 5 A H I h ~-·-1 B··" F'-"' T near Catholic Church, for '!ALE s I Bl S R .. -• fumltu-• n1 • n ,_ 5630 ~ .... e, ...... i .. um& ac. " a me• e. ue to announce the ........ ning of 2 ROOM fum. guag.,pt. + ,,.. '• • •• 19 000 C h 211 254-4593 ~.,.. $25 Month kle, etc. I.Jving quarters up-· as · : Rhine&tooe collar. V l c. hia own sewing & vacuum bldeawa,y kitchen. E/alde l BR dupltx apt near stairs. Bargain at $56,fJOO -Harbor & Baker. 546-4501 ss.le.s Ir: 1ervice center, We CM. Single employed man rou.. OPI'ION TO BUT Palisades Rd. $85 + clean-will lease. BUSINESS incl BLUE Parakeet with gold also sell nationaJly ad- only. Also garages tor rent, No deposit o.•.c. ing charge. 673--1185, 5-9 Pf.f BURR WHITE, Re1ltor FINANCIAL colored band, found vlc. w. vertised &tereoa. we hope all •to~ only. 646-8226 H .F.R.C. _2901 NeWpOrt Blvd. O I JOO 19th It: Monrovia. 64&-1824. our friends wiU atop and 1ee NICE 1 Br. sngl man. fll'l.50 Furniture R1nt1lt L1gun1 Be1ch 5705 Newnnrt Beach Bus. pportun tiff 6 t Bill' A l · •"• _.,_ ____ .:__..:_ •. .,.. SHAGGY Dog foond vicinity us a I PP I an Ce BA Incl util. 310 M<odowlark Ut 517 w. 19th, C.'1. 548-3481 100 CLIFF DRIVE 675-4630 .... , 642-2253 D1'slr1'butorsh1'p 19th. W'11ac. 548-2500 Cent"· 1916 ""'"°' Blvd, {off 2300 blk Santa Ana Ave) 1S6B W. Lncln, Anhm '1'14-2800 Cof!ila ~fesa. 548--0131 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! After 6 PM Sat., Mon. &/========='/LUXURY FURN/UNFURN Buslneu R1nt1I 6060 ADORABLE orange kitten. YSIDE Village, $175: l Tues. 213: EX 6--0995 Costi Miu 5100 Yearly Leage, 1 & 2 &:Inns. Full & Part Time 940 Paularlno, c .M. * ACCORDIAN * "' Co ly. 6 GR H w/ '" , 2 Ba., stove, refrlg. $ BACH fu ef Yearly Lease. 1 bedroom STORE ROOM No aelling =========-j(Or small organ) pl ayer !or •-ts. dra..._, Adults on-7S, • ac:it. m. R " steps to Shore &: Shops COST A MESA • Buo:v 19th SI. D' •-I ~ L 6401 b1o. Do standards, pop, r-r-v hotplate, outdoor BBQ. Utll HARBOR De k--1 istributor to ....,,. appo nt~ 01t No pets. Pool, sli p; call pd. Woman only 642-5046 eanvlew uvm every Apt 1200 aq. U. lease $200. mo. to service retail outlets es----------rhythm & blues. Male or Ie- T:>--1054 Alter 4 PM from $150 mo up. lease tabll&hed by the company SEALPOINT S ! am e 1 e male. For immediate work. EAT Family BEACH•~·~..,=·=~=~~--"REENS l;:;;=.,.,,=47>1-_2..,""=~=-!Kodak products) fantastic Female. Vk Orchid & (n4) ~20ll DUSE 4 Br. l hse to bch REDECORATED l br. w/w U NEW delux lge 2 BR 2 BA, 1 opportunity. Seav\ew, CdM. Med •i.Je & ~F~L=Y~T~O~C~A~T~A~L~l"N~A~ <K"ean view, Great for crpta, drps, convenient loca· nA~ "II • ·~~m•. blk lo ocean &: park. $250 ORANGE COUNTY'S ans "Metoo", Plastic flea DAILY FLIGHTS FROJ\.1 rhildren. $350 mo, yearly. lion $1.20. 523 Bernard St. un.o.n.c.uu vnr u no" mo, lease, adulta. 494-4060 To qualify must have car. collar. Reward! 6'r,)...3233 ORANGE COUNTY AIR- -3523. 642-1554 1 BDRM furn or pe..rt, from $100 NICE Deluxe 2 BR 2 BA near LARGEST bank ref. ,and $1800-$9300. LT BROWN Wire hair Fox PORT. Catalina • Vegas L191I Notlc11 6450 I WILL not be responsible for any deblll other than my own. Oifford A. Berge I Will not be responsible for any deb!B other than my own. Allen McL. Bemett SERVICE DIRECTORY A1phall, Olla 6520 DRrvEWA YS & Parking lots repaired &: seal roated. Fl'M CISL Rea!. 53()....1413 QUALITY asphalt ae a I coating driveway:s & parldDg lots. Wmstr. 894-3129 6550 2B m R. Fenced bade yard. $150 Garage, patio. $ 9 3 /mo• tncL util. OC"ean, tinted &lass, tlec eye 293 E. 17th St. 646-4494 lnvl.'stment secur!d by in-Terrier, Dea collar. Female. Airlines. e 546-$)U o. on yearly leeae. 518 • 642-9008. 675-5313 1. I I 3 BDRM. gar, Miry. 497-lasG FOR Rent : Sm a 11 vento1;'. For details wrtte Ans "Swiie'." Vie of Edlnge~ BALBOA Island Method.ill CHUD Ca.re for pre.aehoolet th St. S40--08'24 1 BR Duplex 11JRN. Ir. ~· Admlnlstratfve Professional Bo!··~ M-.. 181 Daily .. :ilot. In· ~...,Bo911: Oi.ica. HB Reward. Cllurch Pre-Sc hool. Now by mother In pr! home. 36 Adults $92 50. Heated Pools, ~ care R1nt1l1 Wanted 5990 bldg. i140 mo. 548-4476 eve1 c ...... e P ne-nwn....,.r. .....,.... .,., enrolling afte rnoon SMalons. Playroom, !ncd y •rd , S4!J.ffi33 Cantu, Adj. to Sboppina -or wkenda NUTVILLE, U.S.A. Is now BROWN Alll&:ator billlold ln Hrs 1-3 PM 6 7 5 -O 9 5 O, lunches. planlli!d actlvltie1. 3200 Ne 681 No -i. .ilo-ed NEED House for rent In I-~=--~---· h ,_,. t 1 &:: 2 BR Furn, adults., r-" DELUX real., fully equip. accepting application& for p one UUllU• next o 873-9Z?3 Ref• gladly given. Mesa BDR.'1:., 2 ba, carpets, Victoria, Costa Me a: a, 2'700 Petenlon W11. •I Har-Coal.a Mesa, prefer l'\fesa incl. neon glgn, A-1 loc. in franchises in Orange Q>wl. Alberuon'1 mkt, 19th A r=A~T=HER=~w-1~2-m-oth-"~1,-,.-Vtrde area. 546--0313 4 d g --•, built-'-, "-outilul ::c<o ~•~<> bor I Adams, o.ta )(ea Verde, Sept lat tot Irvine Dnl II 8 ·~ ,,.9 '" Loca"""' a-••al"-• I ll••b •-w "'"7890 ... ,.,. ..... m: ~ f•cui"' ____ .. __ • fomll" of · · · .....,........., "'' .. "" ''" wi 0 ...... ' """ • ...._. chldrn, ages 2 Ir: 6 would like BABYSIT t.-ty home, Xlnt arden. Nr. We1tcllfft ---~~~=--546--0370 "# ........ ....,. 1 Anaheim Laan.,a Bch San-'·d " -• ;94.501 BR Util. Pd. Al.so 4. Price nnge $200 to $300, 6 · •--·· REWARD. ...c1 lea bi.oc.. rm &: board wl resp cpl. ca.re, Nourishing m •al•, 67 Ct~t1•335r. S27'5 mo, incl water. $110 Near stores. 1985 mos to 1 yr. 213: 825-62*1 or Office R1nt1I 6070 ta Ana, Orange, HunHngton prescr 1luses, Vic Gene'• Your home. S40-4821, Bob. tnced play yrd. Hr, day &: -Pomona 548--0'rUI Adults Exc~ent. park . like 1ur-2ll: GL 7_2362 -.. -• Bch. &: other areu. $14,950 mkt? La1. Bch Mon 8/19. WIDOWS & WIDOWERS are wk . Start Sept. 2. 968-1696 Bl c ock 10 bay &. ocean.. Spa· BR roundinp tor adults requir-LAGUNA BEACH Cash n!q. Fully secured In-4~36 lo•-'"g , Soco"' G•oup. ff ~ t. NASSAU PAL.~ts; 1 SEPT lrt Business Woman A ir Conditioned vest. should return 1st yr. .. ... , "' BABYSrITING my home, IOU! 2 story 3 br., 2 ' furn, U35. Pool. ing peace Ir qulet. needs 1 Br Wlfurn Apt, ON FORES'J' AVENUE Call for lppt. 642-m3 or LOST Harbor View home& intere1ted, write Box M rn, weekdays S-5. Fenced yard ' d :,1~ ::s~:./wf~ rn E. 2:2nd St. 642-3645 l~;c~g~:~ CM.M., NLogunaeWpOrt, Corona del Desk spaces 1vallable In write to 1617 Weetcliff Dr., ahttalra. ~~" GoRr::.·r~: Daily Pilot ~" ~3~ day. Westaide C.M. ar or . To $100 mo. newest office bulldln• at Suite ZlO, Newnnrt Bea.ch, • ... .,.,, · NEWPORT Beach Tennis .,....,...., •~ patio. Yrly $275. N rt -h 4200 POOL. NO CHILDREN -.... 549--0156 =====-.,..---,.~ * S48-0797 * twpo u.lc Gar or caJ1>0rt necessary. prime location tn dOY.'nlown Cal. 92660 Club Charter membership BABYSITTING for working MA~TINl9UE M2-00ll6 alter 5 p.m. Laguna Beach. Air concU-UNITED STATES REWARD. Yorkshire tenier, $600 + transfer fee L mother, my home, bot i ~ . OArH .... 1 .. lo ,,, otod;o * Channel Reel * GARDEN Am. CPLE w .......... for your """"'· c.,,,.1«1. hoaotilul POSTAGE 10 mo., .... loot Sunday vie 549-0410 lunch. ~~~/~. b:its1n:o~ p ~~ 18th I. Santa Ana, C.M. property deeire something paneled partiUonlng. Two STAMP MACHINE Brook• & Gavklita., Laruna ALCOHOLICS Anonymou. 642.SSSO R. A B "-" M•o. Honder-•-""2 unusual In ho us i n'. entranc~s: Frontage on Beach. •Sf.6322 Harbor Area. PhOne 673-812-4 Bab sitting In ~ 5201 1ver pl . or APARTit1ENTS \.,4.1,\ _, ~ Forest Ave .. re!U' lead.I to Rellable penon, man or wo-Y ' my ,,.,JM, 530-573(1 SPECTACULAR VlEW tm Santa Ana, Apt 113, c .M. Preferably Beach are a . Munclpal p&tlcing Iota. S50 man, will be selected In this LOST At Crystal Cove, white P .O. Box 1223 Costa Mesa. Beach and F111.ter. NEAR beach. 1 BR., 2 ta. Watertront/Loc • Boat 8.17...JBOS per month lot 1pace. Desk area to OYo'n and aerviee a Sayrmyed female Huskle; DRIVING 8 I 26 to Sa n •842-54309 E :r10:, patioa. ON rar. $240 Slips Avai11ble ''THE GABLES" Otrr of state DCC boy and ehalrs available for SS. mute of postage stamp m•· ''Sonya." Rew. 6 7 3-7 8 12 Antonio. WW take 1 or 2. BABYSIT My home. Xlnt n:~ yr.y. 642-3.'i47 2 BR· 2 Bath AptL J\Ioving Sept. Lit : 2 BR. w/ detirn apt. or priv. rm. Bualneu houri answerillg chine• in retail rtorea. A lew 675--0586 Ca.II 673-7'9!13 care. NOUiiahlng me a I•, 4 BR, 2 ba. PoOI, .,. .. /yard ' LEASE· or· BUY garage f1 35. Adulls only. Sept.June. R.eu. IZlJJ OX aervice availfJ>le for $10. spare hrs y,•kly bring1 rx-LOST Black and bt'O'Wtl =========I tnced play yrd. Hr, day A pool maintenance. $375. 369 $-WS fl.Io. & up • $59,500 up Ol.rp., drps, bltns, patio. 3-1166 bef 10 a.m. or alt 5 All utilities paid except crllent relurna. Min. cash Cocltapoo. Vicinity Tulane Funer1l1 6412 wk. Slart Sept. 2. 968-16'96 Vista Baya Circle , N.B. 2525 Ocran Blvd., CdM 2437.C Orange Ave. p.m. telephone. investment $89.5, Phone and Fairview, Coeta MeY. BABYSITI1NG. My home, 642.3369 or 542.s:;1 4 673-1788 -for further info Call Between 2 k 5 CPL ua teachers/8 yr old. -FODA!};..~PIA1e!......... 7'48-2921 for inlerview. 54.>-JSOl WESTMINSTER f.1esa del lilar, Arzy qe J1ennan Trott, llo1gr. • 6.16-4120 • Want 2 B f pt u.. n.&:.o.>• •ui~u E.o CORONA d-' Mar E ,__ SIAMESE cat, female, welcome. 54&.J003 Newport Shoret 3220 1 BR. duplex. s10V~ & ~frig. $145. 833-1;21 um a max. LAGUNA BEACH Hwy, Be~uty 'saioo ~I Brookhunt &: McFadden. MEMORIAL PARK NEWPORT SllORES 3 BR 2 baths, built·ina, .?er.. f('nced p 1tl • N~w1Y Want ~==~""~·""'= '"~""",-I eatabU1hed 6 yra. 64&-352.l, Reward. 531-3993 Mortv1ry & Cemetery carpeU. throughouL Steps to Redec. Adu11a. No pel.s. Ma.y GARAGE FOR STORAGE CORONA DEL MAR 6~TIS9 Comr,l•te funerals 2 BR & Den on yean 1eue' noo mo. 642-3430 oce111• $200/mo Yr I y • trade p/rem for yd care tor OFJo"t'CE SUITES Person1l1 6405 $2 642--3812 6 apt~ .• own equip. 2223 A. 537-47fi6 MUTUAL BUILDING QUICK Shop Barber Shop rom 45 OCEA.'llF'ROJ\'T, \V i nt er Pomona 531--0651 Wk days WANTFJ> to rmt; 3 Of' 4 BR. air concl., central rttepl. Oleap! 16457 11.fagnolla St * ALONE * Cemetery lots 2 •-2 8 u. Home or Apt. 8"2"3-190 alter & t-'•-~t ,.-·I-, X•ro.· \Ve• t m In 1 l e r 9'1 PM from $130 Eist Bluff 324 tease. r. SJ.,.,. mo.: 3 Br. 2 SR 1 ~; ba . D~/ctJ>ts, ~ ..,..,.,, •• "'" ·• Tue.& 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Sl'?S nlO Av.fl '"'-pt • U a.m. ,,....,, __ • .i~~ """' .......... rt I. Includu Eridowmenl Drt I• . -. . °" Bltna, rirl gar/patio. Adulta: ............ 1 ... ~ . .,.,.,..vw . • Chir.kHI De~t • WHY? Ever)'thtn1 hi one beautiful 8 / B 962-!\056 Sl40, 51~33 546-40'11 eve Roomt for Rent 5H5 CAU. 8-.~ 6'J!...<IO?O in Beauc.UW La.rune. Beaeh W~ gu11rantee in writing tD pl1ce meAftl le:u cost. l OCEANFROI\'T 1 RR,. "in!t'f AVAIL. Se-pt. l; 2 BR .• new SECRETARIAL Owner. * -t94-850l find You the right ~rtofl No traffic problems. Avail. Sept. st Bacti apt., v.·lntf'r or yrly, ~pta .• drape~. bltns. Adults, PRIV. room. kit. prtvlleges SERVICE wtth!n 5 ytoara or your MON-14801 Be.lch, Westm!nsttr Eut Bluft 4 bedroom, lll'K' l5M W. Oet>an Front ~n no pets. $130. 54HT69 ~ 1tudtint in lovely home. ~fodem offlcu, carpets, air BEIER BAR 2 fall, bualneu EY BAO< lleu te1ttn1 I !n-531·1725 893-2421 Uvlng room, • dtnln11: room, 2 BLJ<.S t be h 3 BR ~Bay area. $50. 642-1004 condltionin&", parktna:. From 3 yrs, Newport Bead!. otter vestlp Uon reesJ. Fm in-I========= '·-""mom, buill·lrt kltch-· O ae ! · AVAIL. ~pl. l, lg. 2 BR.1% good barST500 S73-3932 .... -·-.:: •• ul"""" ........ IC.A__. 2 Ba. dupl~. ~1111e bti, G.E. blt·in~. Adult•. 240 FREE nn. A board to rmp. $65 per month. Orange Coun-· tonnatlon )I !lours. Announcements _... u....., ...,..., t""'' $2'25 Call 642~836 E Olli I•"" tudf' t \ ch ty BAM Bld&:. U'.l E. 17th St., YACHT Salea Co. New 18.ll-PSYOtOL.OCYCAL SURVEY•---------yard and vil!w. Yt."arly Jeuc · : · 1 Pl., C.M. 548-64l2 ~ or a n n ex anae Costa Mc&a-&U-1'85 pwr A: bkr&. Top waltr Joe. 542~776 LJfttte Health Studio $CZ/Mo. ind. wattt • n d OCEANFRONT Deluxe 3 lk. 2 BR-, l!A. S.., dr9pe.11, ~. for 2--3 hf¥k. day &U-W18 3 COAtMERM •• i '-~--1., All/pt Bx p.115 Dally Pilot .,.vtV'IO,.,....,.. , .... <0, no ffospittllll'I 11 Our Motto prdeaer ~. Im I $.DJ PIUI utU. YUi'-Bltnl, priv. Ill'. Adulll. Guest Homet 5"1 ...uu..., UlUw.. ~u11-.E.o .. .., FREE STEAM wrrH 6lW663 Evn. M8-1i166 ly. 6Th-3428 $140. Aft er 6 PM 540-8616 Calll with living qtrs. •·· W t·• 6305 children,.~ ~to tat1., SWEDISH MASSAGE h owner:-646-2130 DVI. •n -«I. no ehit<U'l:n. """"' aoe cq ,.....,,_ •--10 am • U -Bay Ir leaa 1 BR .. furn. &: unlurn Pool; 2 BDR~I.. cpta., drpa, bltn1, 2 REST home.. lady, prtv rm, dona) ctlv1t1 ~· .. ...,.. ,..~ R lty Inc. no childl'fll « prll. ~ ChUdr'!'n OK. 2 Aval.I .. $115 TV, Jl&'ht carr, ld:ry, r & b, 1300 SQ. rr. $1~. 1765 CASll foe' a.mall succeutul ~::;=r--Ufe ~ rt~~ Sundaya 10 am· I pm n!5 \V. ~ m\'d., MB 16th St.. NB. 6t6-4&1i 'S13L 192-ll> Exceptlon&I h o m '· 670 Oran&e Ave,. C.M., comer buslneu Newport • C.M. · 519 E, Btoitd•I.)' l~!!!!!!!!"'!:!!!!!!"'!:!!!!!!!!!!!fTEACHER.>LIYt at I ht: C.tallna, Laa Bch, 4Sl-2425 bJda'. nr 17th SL 541-&ll8 aree. Priv. party. 548-ml ~ Box M-l76 o.11.)' Loq Bach C2U) 4!'1·7'069 I' --Pluoll' Br. st.,. to Newport luch 5200 EU>ERLY ambu1'tnry lodJ. , ___ ··1 "-3UO $165 6Tl-l903 lnduatrltl ,...,.. 60IO Money,. LHn 6320 PROBLDIS! -" "" Cord of Think& 6416 --nwl' oeeaa. mo. NEW Soundproof J BR. 2 Ba. Private room. Lovin& Cut, -----------·I --""--------I • • m p I .c I e 1 a o 9 I n OLDER. Oood cord., unfum 2 BR., 1mall Dt"H.l'l v1f'll', Aeroa1 rm. Cooo'a. 18915 Good nutrltioua m e •I 1 • nNE income m • e t y S 12,000 Melitph)ilk:s • Ptn:JblJ • The family of 2 er Ir den, prap, .dulll. 5125 Winter: coupln onl1 Irvine Sl85/$20:), ~ 5"8-m3 dd.lrable NPt 'Bch lndun. Avail. for Jood lfl or 2nd TD spirttu&I help. 1..eSllOD Mrlta Glenn Du.ill 00 ptts,. vttw, • .,.a.a Sept lO. • m.tn, • 3 BR. Apt. Ne1r ~. MJK. lttntih 5,.,, almp\ex. No .,. • c 1 nc y . kl&n. 14 yr ttrTtl. Call Mr. • Tbc Mqnttlcent You • w\sb to thank thelr flW\)' Ph:mt.SJ5..94&S 1 Bft. $91 Pf" rao.. Ind. O'ptln(. draPt'I. Bltna.. ftda, Perm, tdln111t1. m.ooo or Manu; bkr fM.etM Martbi . 190I M.lrlmlr, # lOI hiendai far thtlt ~rui HF.AA 8Mdl.,. CdM. J BR. % u~. Yearb' buiis. $165 mo. 673-691\ Ca1'9.rt tor n'nl oia.r. ~ Ml-13611 t.ml 15 YOUJl AD IN Cl.ASSI· U.O. AnPies ICOST mntmbrancu duri.is hi.II t.fhl. $31$ mo. G. ff. • fG,2li6 • Need a Garlllil'i•..,tT ... le -$20 mm.di rift. I.or appL nmt ........ wm bt Da1tJ PD.-W'tdlt WI f'ICllnt Ulneu &nd dnl1.h ._._ RJfy 67S.Jl..o_ atARGE your want 911ncrtJ._1'1nd 1' ~th a wm .di ~---OIARGE )'GUI' ~t ..Snow. k11*tnr f!r tL OW IC6l1I. Al1'1tJ9 • GooGol ntll Ml-5671 h RDULTS 6411 Brick, M1sonry, etc. 6560 BRICK. Concrete. Carpentry Custom Cablne\JI. Smilll Job• OK Frtt E5t 962-6945 C1 rpent1rint~ __ .S_90_ MASTER CARPENTER New &-rtpllrt, $4 hr 536-3900 aft S PM REPAIRS • ALTERATIONS CABINE:l'S. Al'IJ Ille job. 25 yn, exper. ~3 e REMODF.l. il REPAIR • Clrpmt.ry • Patnt • ?iaater I Ccncrt:le. Didr IG-1797 I""'"'° Property tooo BESl' In concret.i. Wallla. pool deckt, aoon. padC11. 641-151 4 CEM.D<r Wort, all lj\l& No job too small. Frtt .t H. STIJIUat -~ e C:UST0!.1 PAnOS e coocret' Awfaa I ramonJ S1'14 Uc. • 1112-1'10 IOtN tllie ff.... .. .. DAILY PILOT WANT ADI! -- . - ----------. .._ ........... • • . . . . . • • Sau1ni.11, A1.1941st 2A. 1%8 DAJLY l"ILOl .1 ,. SERVICI DIRICTORY SERVICI OIRECTOAY JOBS & EMPLOYM!NT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & IMPLOYM!NT 1011$ & IMPLOYMINT JOIS & IMPLOYMENl JOBS & £MliLOYMENf JOBS & EMPLOYMIN'!°' , I Carpet Laylnt & ' Cal'JMI Layl"L & Domolll• H<olp 1035 Help Wanted, Mon 7200 Holp Wantod, Mon 7200 Help Wanted, Mon 1200 Holp Wanted, Mon 7200 Holp Wanted. Mtn 7200 Holp Wanlttd 1 ,,i;. : ''' :~lr6626 ' P"ltj6626 DOMESTIC . AaodW>t W"'1en Wo!Mn .,.... ' · '(lour Rugs, Upholstery ITT JABSCO y~;~~O:N ITT JABSCO Strike ~~~ditions F;b~;i~ TELEPHONE ' & Drapes Guaranteed HELP Industrial Project Engineer NEEoEo THE RIGGER SOLICITORS ...,. WW bt conaldel'f!d fc>r a IMMEDIATEL y No. J8 Fublon J.aland Full or pt.rt time, Plt9unt I I I ed Engineer careitr ....... Ilion leatll..1•" to n--......... and l-5 ye&rs ex""'r-Ne-~., •• N n worklnr eondiUon1. Hourl.y Spot es.s y .... c ean Live ln or live out manage;;;;nt ln the Con. ~~ .,.. .. TOOL & DIE MAKER .. _ ..... ~ . • wages Flu.t bonus. Apply 1n I Hou•kffptil"I sumer AC'Cel)Cance Depart. * GENERAL INSPECTOR pert0n. CAN II USED IMMEDIATEl Y Excelalor '"ency Opponunit)' to pin eii:ptirl· ment ot our Orange County DeGin and development of * MAINTENANCE •-clot, Womon 7300 Holid1y H•alth sr, ' ,.. tnee under a Senior J.E. ln B .~ and "'••·· u .. "'""'R BLV j\FTER WORK IS COMPLETED '30 So. B.,.dway, LA 9001.! ranu.. fluid·handlln& pump• MECHANIC 2300 ~~ • (21.3) 683.(IUI' Wl) 6'J0.1'?35 areu ot dma study, eotlt 1y1tems, R.tsponlible for * MAIN1'ENANCE Beach Artl Openings COSTA MF.SA -Revolutl-ry-Dry. Cleanll!CJ-Metliod tmprovom"'"· value .. ..,. $125_ WK. SALARY -.J>•& -illoatlo"' for ELECTRICIAN DIPLO¥ER PAYS FEE fo R U hol d D f't•IP Wanted, Men noo aii, at1t_•t.anaa.rolo 5 1 ~ motors, tltllngs, materlah, * STOCK.~1AN·STOru; ts Sect'y.-Steno ........... $450 ............................ ti r UCJ11 p ttery an rapes vama. .-n:fer rma ...... u. Our pen;onnel det>,!U1mtnt ete. Prefer working know-UNE Accounting Oerk ..•.•. $375 MAIDS NEEDED cnUOn and some time-study :u ••-1~ of and ~ will ... ~ ALSO SA\.lS -SfAVICE -INSTALLATION w cons ...... r ocut1.e motors, exper-• J\IETAL ASSEMBLER t..ii Fee pd. by employer ~riene.,.. or u&lll P~rea1iv• m1nuf.1c.h· experienCt". byPleue alldpply.mat· e lllgh school araduate lf't\Ct with metals. pla1tk1, * RIVETER Pbonu, Fii\lret •••••• $325 for steady work. IAMKAMlllCAll P.W ISTIMAnl MAml CHAl•I tur1n9 comp1ny wit person or con enti with good woril: or acbool &nd elutomers. * ~lETAL FITI'ER Co. w/trtln: no typing EXTRA GOOD WAGES d excellent workJng l'ffU?ne indOOing saJary re-t't!c:<Jrd. * POWER BRAKE APPl..lCANT PAYS FEE Good working c;ionditiona. Mo em Rug & Carpet Co. conditions and '=-qulnmen!A to Pen;onnel. • Ex GI" Equal .. portunlty employer OPERATOR Acrt'I. -· mlr .. 1450 Apply In ....... lo hou- 4335 CRENSHAW BLVD., LOS ANGELES b9neflts his Im i· F.q e Colle:ge 1tudenta not re-* PUNCH PRESS Tralntt-Rttl'pt ••..•..• $325 keeper Mn. Joyce Mirm, '-96.5100, 296-5101 COLLECT ate of'9nlng1 for: uaI opportuity employer turning to tchool th1a 1485 011• W•y OPERATOR Trainee 'I)lpla:t •••••••••• P>O bet 9 am & 3 pm. !en'lester, Cost1 Mep • ENGINE LATHE J . R. Pierce AlllOC. Agency Laguna CoLirttry Club Villa" RVICE DIRECTORY • "Traub" Automatic Screw Mach. Opers. 1415 Da lo Way Cost1 M111, Calif. 92626 Phono: 545.8251 1714) • Out of state applicants Phone: 545-8251 (714) OPERATOR 1885 Newport, C.M. &1Ui120 3U<Mi S. Coast Hy. at All.o sincerely interested In * TURRET LATHE Beach, South l.aaun& 6730 H1ullng Cement, Concrtt• 6600 CLEAN Lots, gvq:es. etc. Tree removal, dump, 1klp, backhoe, fill, grade. 962-8745 cusror.1 PATIOS &: Bicek wa&. Al9o c."meftte aawing Is rt..moval. 842·1010 Child Cert 6610 Interior Decorating 6737 e Rnidence .• Comm'I e ALERT, MatUl'e mother will e Painting, int. & ext. aive ,uaranteed loving home e Waij Coverinp ~e to your child. 8 AM lo e Color Coordination am to 5:30 PM week days ln FREE ESTIMATE lovely bome. Lge. genc'd bk Ucensed & Inrured yd~ mea14:, all home con-MODERN veniences '15 wk. :>36--0300, DECORATORS H.B. area. 536-9513 CHil.D care in my home. Fenced yard, bot lunc!tee:. Ironing 6755 m.so per week. S5 each ad· ditional child. Huntington ffiONING. TERI'S PRESS Beach. 846-1933 SHOP HAS M 0 VE D. CHILD CARE my Men del =54<><J015==~-,..--.==,.,-Mar home Nightl. EXPER. ironing of all types. 546-2531 $1.15 hr. 674 Capitol, Costa 2 _years mlnln1um experience e lalhe Operators Experienced e Drill Press Operators Experienced APPLY AT STA-FAST, ·1HC. e Engine lathe Machinists e Drill Press Operators (Night Shift) 45 hr min ~·ork week Profit sharing J. C. CARTB! CO. 671 W. 17th St. Cost• Me11 S411.J421 CHILD care, my home. Hot Mesa. 5'18·7330, 545--too:i. 640 S. S1nta Fe St, An equal opportunity pt S1nt1 Ana, C1Uf. anployer .::l ....... :,cc_..;.,..l_MP'~~·F~enc<d~~~•Y _L_an_d_tc_•!_ln~g'-~-6_1_10 -~~~~~~~ -~~~~~~~ area. 548--4579 CARE for INFANT In my GAYNOR'S LANDSCAPING lovely Newport Beac!i home A-GARDENING SERVJCE 675-5429 State licensed cootrctr. ITT JABSCO Design Draftsman Contr1ctor1 6620 Residential -Commercial Yard cleanup. Free. est. No job too big 893-3581 e ROOM ADDn'IONS e Work in development of L.T, Construction CORRAL'S lndscp &: rototill commercial pump line. Re-aerv. Free est, have own Family rooms, kitchen or equipment. 962--4764 quires 2.S yean experience. units. Single 1tnry or 2; ===='=====' J pl&n1 cwitom dcalgned, For Outstanding opportunities, estimates & layout, pbone P•~rhingln9 benefits and woriring condi· • 847-1511 • P•1ntlng '850 lions for right man. • Licensed ContractOI' * PAINTING &: •Residential • Commercial DECORATING * Equal opportunity employer Ma.int &: Repairs. Free Eat 673·2129 Addition.a * Remodeling Fred H. Gerwick, Lle. 613-6041 * 549-2170 PATIOS e Patio Covera Room Additions, Lie. &12--5952 Day1-Eve--Wknds Carpet Cle1nlng 6625 CARPET A: Furn. cleaning; fOf' I day aervlce A: quali· ty work, call Sterlin& for ~rightness! 642-8520 SPRING Special! 5c a ft. Advanced Carpet • Uphol• tery. 543-1188 Toll free Gardening '61D • ANTHONY'S Garden Servict 646-1948 LANDSCAPING Pt10NTHLY MAINTENANCE Exp bortit"Ul.turist. Interior, exterior Llc'd. Ina'd. Guaranteed. Cu,,tom work only. HARRIS PAINTING 642-4558 1714) S4S-1251 1485 Dal• Way Cost• Mew, C11if. PAINTING And Paperlng. lfl--------- you call me we both benefit. Exclusive but not expensive Try me and see. 54.1-3157 PAINTING int. &. ext. A·I work, reas, lie. 897-4522, ......... 8J9.19oo. INTERIOR I< EXTERIOR Painting. Free est. Llc. & Ins. Chuck 543-5314 "Paper Buggy" 847-16.59 Mobil store • home calla We advise • sell • install PAINTING Aver. room comp!. $25. &: up, Neal MC DONALD'S e&rTY out restaurant is looking for professional JANITOR tull time. Excellent working condilion1, paid vacation & profit sharing. Apply 1 PM to 5 PM, Monday thru Fri· day, 16866 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach. work. Local tell. 847-1358 EXPERIENCED INT· ext. Average 1 BR apt, WATER CONDITIONER labor A: mat'ls S74 .5 0 . SALESMAN 642-7528, 54&--49'17 for permanent position. Mu.st work door to door. Plumbing 6190 Excellent opportunity with ~--.=..-----na tiooal service company. e Plumber • Carpenter • Cabinel Seller With mobile hom1 •x· perlence. Excell1nt benefits. Apply In per- son. EXPLORER MOTORllOME CORP. 4000 C1mpu1 Dr. Newport &e1ch BUS BOYS Full or part time Over 21. Xint money! Apply in person lo MR. HORST CHIESI Newport Harbor Y1cht Club 720 W. Bay Avenue betw ll·U .t: 6-7 except A1on. • Boat A1nmblers e C1rpenters • Painters Apply in pel'!!O n Jensen Marint Corp. 235 Fischer, Costa Mesa Cbmp!ete Oeenup. Rea.!i. * 2.t HOUR SERVICE + Plumbing repair remodel Must have sales manage-SHEET METAL MOWING, Edging, •acalawn. Gen'I cleanup. Hauling. Odd Jobi. • ~ LOW COST Maintenance t.10W -EDGE· SPRAY FERTILIZE. 962-7349 e JAPANESE GARDENING Service Oeanup, lAndscap.. tng 531-7034 flit 7 p.m. Guaranteed • 646-1407 Marv's Plumbing Service Repeir -Remodel ..... ..,,. rnent pot ential. MECHANIC Rayne Water Conditioning Must be exper. in lay· 7526 Pruit Avenue out in all phases of Garden Grove, Calil. sheet n1e tal tab. Phone 897-1093 PARAl>tETRICS Plumbing 24 . hi'. aerv. Work General Help 929 Baker St., Costa Mesa guar. Llc., msur.; remodel, 75 TV R , repair, rooter serv. SJl-7566 epa1rman 6960 Good opporWnity with per· esta.bUshing residence In OPERATOR Orange County. -MATERIAL * ~~t;:;:\!o~ClllNE See Betty Bruce at Call between 9 A.M & 2 P~I * BENCH ~tACHINJST Wi,u Gxec 539-1183 FOUOW-UP ClfRK • llEIJUM ARC WELDER * MACtllNE WELDER A&ency for Career Girla 410 W. Coast Hwy., N.B. ITT JABSCO Purchasing Agent We are a gmall pump nuUlu!acturer, division of a large International cor- poni.tion, Purchasiri¥ in our operation is ~key ~ function involving • re.I· atively large portion ol our sales dollar. Pleue lle1\d resume, including salary IY"quirements, or call Personnel Depart. ment for appoinunenL Equal opportunity employ~ Phona: 545·1251 (714) • 1485 Dalo W•y Cost1 Men, C1llforni1 Shop at Home Carpet & Drapery Specialists Carpet Sales experience a musL Drapery experience preferred. Excellent com· pany benefiu . Apply. BARKER BROS. 83 Huntington Center Huntington B11ch An equal opportunity employer POLICEMAN $619 to $752. mo. to be ad- jusled. Age Z1 to 31, up to 35 with approved experi· ence. Height 5'8" minimum, weight in proportion to height. Physical require· menls: High School gradu- ate, valid California Drivers license. U.S. Citizm . Written exam Sept. 28, 1968 At Wes!m!nster City Hall 8200 \\'estminstcr Ave, on or be. tore Sept. 16, 1968. Phone 893-4511. Ext. 205. 1-"''-"--'-=::...::::c__ __ FRY COOK Experienced only. Nights, Salary open. No phone calls. Apply after 3 p.m. FIVE CROWNS RESTAURANT 3801 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar To assist in schetluUni, material ronow·UP f o r small preclsion manufact· urlng CQmpany, Must like detlil, be able.to work In- dependently at1d coordi- nate \\.'Ork with all de- partments. Will train ag· gnuive individual. Apply STACO, INC. 1139 Bokor St. Ca1ta Mt.a 549-3041 An equal opportunib' emPo>w. SALES, 3 ONLY R911r~l1s1 of •g• or tXf>'rl•nce $975 FIRST MO. Potential ii you sincere- ly want to work and eam big money, can follow or- ~n. y o u should write one order everyday and If you can do that 1 can offer you • $125 Wffkly lllary • New C1dlll1c furn. • Work 6 hra 1 d1y • Executive tr1lnin9 • Bonus pl1n • No canv11sln9 Apply 1500 Adams, Suite 303, Costa Men. 114 p.m. dally PERMANENT PART TIME WORK S'ruDENTS, TEAffiERS, OFFICE WORKERS OR UNSKILLED J-IELP Interested in suppliment. Ing their int'Qme wHh part time employment Expand. ing national electro mlgr. la hiring men 10 work 7 to 10 p.m. eves. TOP WAGES PAID NO EXPERIENCE R& QUJREO, COMPANY TRAINING , PR 0 FIT SHARING. CA~ FOR DE- TAILS 11.tONDAY 9 AM TO 5 PM 774-l25J, EXT 28. CUSTODIAN Approx. 7 hours per day, S or 6 daya week. 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. See Mr. Molina McDonald's 635 W. 19th St. * EXPER11'>1ENTAL ~1ECHA.i'l/IC * FABRICATION SfRUC- TURE DEVELOPMENT 1'>1EOIANIC * TUBE BENDER * ELECTRICAL INSTAIJ.ER * AIRCRAIT PAINTERS Personnel Office Open 7 am to9 pm. 7days SARGENT- FLETCHER By appoint. 646--3939 newport . personnel _agency DENTAL ASSI' ...... to $600 No Saturdayli. Clair exper- ience please! 133 Dov1r Dr., N.B. 642-3870 549-2743 ARGUS Work Near Home Secrrtary ............ to JllTh 9400 Flair Drive Acc:tg Ok .••••••••••• to $450 El Monte, Calif • Chmter girl • , •••••• ~ hr (213) 283-7171 443-7171 S"m'"°'" ............ 1346 ARGUS EMPLOYMENT An equal opportunity CONSULTANTS AGENCY employer 2C>1.3 Wl!stclilf, N.B. 548.7796 WE HAVE an opening in the 162>1E.17th St., S.A. 547-6336 circulation department for an ambitious young man Help W1nttcl who is willing to st.art at the Women 7400 boltom ol a buainess and work Arid learn. No ex· EXPERIENCED Automotive perience necessary. This ls service cashier and relief a steady, permanent aitua-PBX. Contact . 1'>1rs. Be 11 tion with the opponunlcy tcr 842-6611. Wilaon Ford Sales, rap j d advancement. EX-18255 Beach Blvd., llun- cellent benefits including the tington Beach. pe!"IK>nal use of a company C1shier Experienctd car. ~tust be at least 18 and Wallich Music City • Ticket have valid driver's license dept. P/time with some full and good d.r lving record. time. So. Coast Plaza, C.M. Contact ~11lan Leavitt at the MARRIED Wo'men _ tun or DAILY PILOT, 3.30 We1t part time. Eam J5(l wk , Car Bay SL., Costa Mesa nee, No collecting, no ASSEMBlfR Hydraulic Valv•s. Experlencad pr•ferr•d. CLA·YAL CO. 17th & Plac•ntia Costa Mes• 548-2201 An eqW!.I opport.uni!l' employer delivery, no canvauing. 539-7612 MATURE, young babysitter to live in in exchange for room & board and small salary. Unwed mother welcome. 53&-781 7 BABYSQTER, My home 5 da,ya a wk. Own trans. 3 a!rls age 6 &. 5. Call a.ft 6 PM 642--9793 EXPER. coametic ! a I e, s; beach area. FUJI time, no Sun. S3 • $3.50 Hr. to start Reply Box M-179 DaJ/y Pilot ---------\VIDOWER IK'eks mature MAINTENANCE h•koc. Li•<'-ln. '"' 2 chlldren 3 &: 9 yrs. Costa MECHANICS "'" '"'· ,.._,,,, Immediate employment for BABYSI'ITER needed by Senior Maintenance Meehan-teacher; l · c h i I d ; It. lc1 with e.JK'trical or me-houaekeeplng. Must have chanic::il background. Desire own trans. 642-4672 applicant to have experience HOUSEKEEPER To livl! in. in packaging machinery op-Care for 4 children. Costa eralions, repair and main-Mesa. Call April 548-2086 tenanc('. Apply or call between 5 PM &: 8 PM, We1tP1ck HOUSEKEEPER. Baby1it- M•chln .. Corp. ter. Mature. Uve in. Pri 866 W. 16th Street rn;i. Newport Beach 54().-0161 • 96S-4.219 * G1rdtnlng S.wlng MEN cenlage. sEAMrntEss Newporter TV Squeezer-Molder Co1ta M"' CAREER OPPORTUNITY! SPANISH speaking babysit· ter. Live in, Uaht housework & cooking. 5 children. Stan- ton {l) 827-3073 aft 6 GEN'L Oe8n.·up, tree 111erv, rototll._J'.radlng, aprinklera, lawns, haul'&· Re a•. 84&-5843 Will~ fO'I' YOU Large exp. chain now laking 20Z7 11art>or Blvtl. Experienced squeezer. mold· -C~--. -~Fi-.-.~--Join today1 f.a.ltest growing TE~1PORARY typist, $1.65 Information 642-3186 applicalions. Full or p/tlme. ___ ...;."::"".:::'::l ___ er for aln:ralt aluminum & GStlftCJ ftlSher profeaDon-1>1utual Fund sales per hour. Reply P.O. Box Alterition..-642·5845 Age 19 • 3.l. SM N magnesium foundry. Eleperlenced casting tinl~her No experience neceasary-US Costa MHll give phone Neat. accurate, 20 )TL exp. $4.00 per hour DRAA A Lido C1stings, l11c.. for aircraft aluminum & We In.in . tun or part time nu~ber ' 735 Ohms Way, C.M. magnesium foundry, Mutu1I Fund Advl1or1, B'" Sl1'l'ER. ho 1 Mechanical Detailer 642-8333 Lido C11tin91 Inc. Inc ,...,y • my me, TILE, Ceramic 6974,c~.U=-892:...-833~2~~-~-8 · 1 • ""°"''' t ldndtt&artoner , . ring recent samp es of An equol opportunity 735 Ohms Way, C.M. Np! 8. 1603 Westcliff 642-6422 T 2 d' k EJn ic General Woodworking work. Aµply in per11011 c-mployer 642-7333 S.A.. 1lU N. Broadway l 0 ays "' .: nr. a Mlchine Woodcarving PARA.~ETIUCS An equa.J opportunity 547-8331 Magnolia, F.V. 962-9765 WOMEN wanted fol'. telephone worlc from their' home1 for Newport. ~· 1'>1esa Blue Book directory. Full or part time. Apply lo person Tuesday at 3 PM Luskey Bros. Co. Inc. 779 w, 19th St. Room K, COit& M•" Aul1t1nt Teletype Operator Dlversi!ied duties, broker- age experience prelerrtd. &aning salary S375.$400. Goodbody & Company LAGUNA BEAOi CaU for appointment , MRS. KIRNER 494-8003.' • HOSPITALITY Hostess i& looking for a mature woman with a aenuine lntt:relt u4 love of people to welcome n e w tam.Wes. Must ha v e car, typewriter, aalea ~ ience and bond.able. Call -· Clerk Typist ~fust be experienced. T)1>e minimum 60 w .p.m Apply In person PARAMETRICS 929 Baker St., Costa Mesa ASSEMBLER Small pa.rta llMembly. Full time. Only those reliable & sleady need apply, Rcf'!r. ence required. 646-1522 or· 64<-6564 ACCOUNTS r ecelvab,le bkkpr, elCp('rienced, able to operate Burroughs 1465 data processing machine I perform AIR analysis. Xlnt salary and fringe beneflta. Write Box M.Jll) Dally Pilot. • A Ukable position foe a likable person, CASHf.ER.. convenient houn. First run UDO THEATRE, Newport B ea c b. Mr. HawklnlOll\ 67:1-11l81 MARRIED WOMEN Full or p/ltme work, eam1 $50. per week O'I' more. ear: nee. No collecting. No dellvery and no canvaaslflf. Call Mrs. Todaro 893-9742 ~ HOUSEKEEPER • Live out.t 5 days wk fOf' worklnc parents of 2 el~m achl chldrn. F.V. Please call aft 6 pm wk nltea. 968-1026 1 WOMAN To WOO!: in donut Shop Apply in persm, 1'>, phone calla pleue. WU).: ~l'a Donut Shop. 29CT: Harbor Blvd., Costa Me&&. L V or RN openizo for 2 shifts, 3-11:30 PM, 2 shltts 11·7;:30 AM , a wk., or fni¥. "''ork full time all 3 eb!fts alternating. Newport }!arbor Co nvalescent Home &16-7765 DENTAL ASSISTANT Over 2S. Some front desk ex. perience preferrel. ~Ult have more than one year U• prience in dental otfice. 494-TI.15 altr 4:30 CHURCH Stenographer, lull. time. Excellent typist. Some shorthand desirable. Write -p, .... o. Box 1536, Newport U...,h, CUI & Edae Lawn MaJnteoance. Licensed 548-4808, 545-8570 aft 4 PM Japaneae Gardening Professkinal Maintenance Landscaping 646-6553 * Verne, the Tile Man * Cust. work. INtall Is repairs. No job too small. Plaster patch. Leaking s h o" e r repair. 847-19571846-0200 Wood P1rt.1 AtHmbly 9'29 Ba«rr St., Costa Mesa employer 1---------· IBABYSlTI'ER, mature, + A rtlflcl1I limb Fib. D•livery Bay ---===---lite housekeeping. 0 w n WAITR~. Experienced, Prototvpe 0vf'r 18. Mu.~t !mow local • '"" ,...... mature 3·31J..8 pm 6 da)'L Ma.ture, experienced in Assembler Wirem1n M1c.h1'nl1t1 I. Plotor1 M( DONALD'S tr!\J\9'P. Costa Me5a. ~ • · · • 'NOOdwo~...... Good mech-area. Apply In Person. . alt 5 PM. Sunday off. Apply in ~ ..... ,. Six months minimum tX• Crawford's Pharmecy Service complete. Excellent JIAMBURGER HENRY JOBS & EMPLOYMEHl anica.1 ability. Othen need per. ~lred. LI be r a I 1804 Newport Blvd. opportunity with growin1 Is looking for fUll or part ~I.ADY WANTED, toy 2135 Placentia. Costa Mesa ROF~•• w~•--at•-• 7000 not apply. fringe benellts. Apply In .... 1 M company. Apply in penon. time worker. Clean, con-store, Harbor Sh o PP in I' SECRETARY P -· ·~·. w ~ • Job Wantod, Mon Klngs'-y Mfg. Co. ~'" '"' "' ' ··-·-•1ng Ex c •• ,.,,, o•er 25. 54>-7032 Dr. cleanina; bu a I n ea'• .. person --:S;--:,-.;.:;:...:.:.:.::::-c~-1 &H Terminal Way ge a ,.,. •uwru s. • • Ask tior Mr. Pollock Life insurance background' resid., I. con1truction MAINTDlANCE p!umbinl Call MS.ru6 for llPPl. PARAMETRICS ales, OYer 11 Costa Mesi, CaJlf, cellen! woridng conditions. inferred. Extffilive tram. Crystal Window Cleaning carpentry • Electric • Fill! 929 Baker St., Costa 1'>1t>Sa pa.Id vacation & profit shar-WAITRESS • graveyard and ing 10 right flirl. NeY/l)Ort Frtt E1tlma.te1 548-8731 or plll't time:. M&-0835 -SALESMAN PART Time crew manager, Sales promotion jobs 11vaa. s ER v I c E s TAT r o N lng. Apply 1 PM to 5 PM, reHef. Apply In penm. B.ach ami.. 642.-0.'JSl I ==========-I eU)' work, 3 or 4 houra Large int'!. corp. $1 0,000 lit SALESMAN Expd. Older Monday thru Frtday, 16866 Cotta.gt: CoJtee Sbop • ~ D1A:"1~~Ho:ean: Job Winhld~ Udy 7020 Experienced major ftppll. evening5 workingwlthboys, year. Management opportv. man til}e. Top wages &. B.ach Blvd., Huntinlfloo i-=56~2:,,,,IV,,:·~1::9thc::.,=-S=l.=C=.~M=-.-l ~OUS~, sd. cook a c e......... ' ances for large di 5COW'lt ~lust have c a r , Com-ni lles, CBJ.1 1-0 am • 2 pm comm. Oievron St a t lo n Beach. RECEPTIONIST STENO or e rl,y couple. Lite, "'~WI, painting.~ J1p1neta School Girl cha.in. WIR train qualified miss.Ions. For informatlan 539-USS. Adama A Maenolia, Hunt-----------I Construction oftie~. nw-aing duUea. Good aal&ry. Ster g tor brtgbtneu DomnUc Work, live-in with younger men. Cbnt11ct call 89J.6375 and ask for WE Neid'-"""'°':-, ---~h-. ~ .. -. ington Beach. * 642-3430 • Ph. sn.352S "MR. FIX IT' Call Bob kr American fan:Ul,y. Goes to Mr. Phllllps 847.5537 Bob cllned man to trllin for BELL y .. 8 0 A RD Busboys & l,LITE=~.:houc..:;oek::;::...,,,.::::., . .::.........,.10-r WAITRESS Needed, fuD time home maiDttmanet p·'--, ooc. ·--· or ... -82. --------•-· ··--r -" "-• ~, •• """""• .,.,,...,...... ;i••o•;a C W sh H f Wattnuulle. HS Gr Ad , LAMfNATOR Exii ot1'1. Ap. Elderly I.Ady. Uve in. $125 _ ... ,,... ' _.. ""'" .. .,l -• repairs, cle&n up • SOCIAL S!Ot£TARY. Have INTERVIE\VER. PIJ't Time ar a • p Permanent Age to 40. Apply ply El Palpo 1974 Placmtla Dishwash.n mo, 673--0730 Married. H.B.~·· 5J6..4'1lJ refettncr'1. 673-5963 excellent aecntartal Need 2 neat, qgresstve Full tlnw or wk1nds. Jn person. Mon-Fri. 2-4. l\ve, CM. 54-6903 f'ull time. ovu II HOUSEWIVES. EARN or 543-3757 H .. lth Clu•-6nO Mc"--' ruu or pa.rt )'OUnC men over 19 to work 2 M1n age UI, i)ply In peraon Window Designs 37J7 Birch, i:iiSHWASHER 3 da"" 1 nltt. Apply 1n Ptraon •M •Mt k •t-.. WOMEN Prr w I car . .,. _.......... ...i-. UDO CAR WASJf NB ,. b' ~ w · lpatt ""''""' ..._ ~ .... 12 hr I;.;==-'="----time. 67'5-0085 ~e1 il Set int~rvie .. ,.,eo · · Starting ware $ I . 7 5 • Bo I Ilg Boy H.B. art a. M0-1932 EUia Fulh!reu., ru>. l'W'• New openin(-Mon. tn6 WAITRESS. 25 :yt:U ex· ainglt girl.s. call 5.14-3081 9.5 48l E. 17th Olata Mua RE'TlRED Man wishing to HI-Time: Dell. 54&-9314, 495 U4 E. 111.b St., C.M. WAJTRESS 2'l and over, Ex· Lynne Brown 5 4 0-19 32, Dtlropractor Het!tb Oinic --'-. ~.-...... A "--· Muftllith Operator Service Station supplemrnt income for clean E. 17th St. CM. See Terry M2-769'J .,, __ , • ~-· ......, ~" SALESMAN --------1 l"ri.nced. 'PPlll S w I 11 --------1 nu..i-"''""'"• mallll.P, una claNe. 548--6<fi6 Exper1enced. 3 Shilts 11P work at n:lail Bakery. LIQUOR CLERK O\alet 414 N. Newport. N.B. ClULD ca.rt; 3 IChool ..,._ steam, xE-"'!~ 8 ,.. ,... t.1ar1ec Reproductions ~ .... ~me. Good :~7 + Apply In pereon at Fri'!nchft1 Rcita.11. Full tJme. Top salary. CUSTODIAN M~ Maid. ..---.-..11 My home. Own trans. It IS2 · lou.i t. ........ .Job W1nted 546-9240 ...._ .. ~, t1. EXJ)er. a~ Pbtry. 1170 W. Baker, C.M. Write Box M 172 Dalb Pilot. v•"""' -""''"'""-;: Adams .A Mqnolia, H8. 548-991.t by 1ppt only M9n & Women 7030,l~=~c--:..:..::...:.: __ ~ J>'y. JTht: TICE CHEVRON Electronic Salismin Approx. 7 how's pu dltY, 5 pm., Incl Wftkends, Appy 9e2-6023 UOLIDAY He a It b Sp& 1-~-'-"-.;;:..,_;;:_--.-_-M_G_RI s:.V.Sta~: ~tte~~m~ ~ N~'Prt Blvd .. C.~f. With knawledge or par1s and/ S~pp!VICE1 Station Attmdant or 6 ~ Wffk. 6 LrL to in ptraon 2205 llarf)or, CM. MOJ1rER'S belpu blq. ~ .. ine:mbenhlp for Mll. Leis £M'\.r~n.MU ~ • IG-3 lf1J7 Pla«ntla CM See EXP man lor hravy clNninl or 1'Y ~p.ilr. 2l&O Hll1'bor blwd, CM l pSE.m.E ... M""' .,.., JIOUSEKEEPE'R wuted for In. Mu.t be bon..t_ ft1i9.b1tt than ~ prl<.'t.. Mn. Smith. Couple wtdl many yeara tX• ... (yacht). Woodwork, fll'Or'a. H W W • h · · •Tu~. """''A wklow, ll'<'t In. drive, OWll Room board A -1·- periienc!9 tn Oranae Co .E&lhtr window•, itow, etc. Muit JTTO Ne~t ~~~.• Co. cti.f SERVICE Slation day work. McDonald's BR" BA. JU.fl~.~ sca-aa!o -.. ,,~ .816-3271 """'"°'"""lnnltytohandkl --:BccA~R=T=E=N~~D~ER=--"'" .. r.. Will poy oc-Mlnoctuneup,,..nec. ••5 W 1-5 Off u. 67JO rty 67:J...41Qt fAST arowtng Datsun dealer 3928 E. eo.11 >lW>' CdM. -• .,.m f. Dental Ice m-n• .. r HOUsiwrn:;: -Ad cf\ Haullnt YoUI' prope ' ~ rtlftlme to P.O. Box 391. cording to exp. 6424m needs: 2 P fl rm Anent TECHNICAL Wrlten and Cotta M.N Single. Exp. Z..C. wf!landl to wasti: fD ~ Utt HauUns·Trlmmlrtp. DorrMtflc H•I, 7o3s lluntington Beech. btwn 9-7 p.m. aa~men, new & used. Top pub Uitm. Dperieoced. '* 5f6..3000 * ltott. Rrt P""~ 1l'ull, Garqe Ottnupa DISJt MAOllN& CJPl'!'t,klr, MEN foe early mom1n1 ~ plan. cau f9f-9772 aak 5t6-M70 Part tiMe Eves. JIEALnrl HoasekMper, live Wt1tclllt Plaza f0.4"1'2, J Name ru ltfQ:mablt LIVE INS Colt.a Mma MemorlaJ Hot-n~ dtltWTy. Must for G~ M'ar. In, DO drtnk.r. For f\lrthef BABYSITl'ER bet. ln ... BJG JOHN M2-«)ll) ~ p..,. ftH pital. 301 Victoria, C.M. baw dtptndable CV I. be DD.JVERY. Mah.ft dri•tt, Dlltrlh.rtm-fur Wnt 0..t tnlo. Call 5*lJ.331. PM vtc. Buda BMI. & a.EAN G<ollte l!ylUld Aa<o<l' e 60·773< e rellftblo. Write P .O. Box 114, ....,OUNG MEN nfalot wm1< S AM. Tho Ptlu ""'1'· co. oow hlrillS tnln• .::=:::...:::::.,;,;:..=,_AlDS=--1 Slat RB. l<T°*'t 't lJTE HAULINUPO A l06 BE. l6th, s.A. 5C7-0395i·=n~~ln~"~-•.~~ •• --~~,,...,,_..-, .:c.M:::;·c...-----~ •Wlnc to worlt I lf'arn a, ,,:Mc;'":;,, ..... ;;::,:c,91;:,...:ol=-t-l~O=-P.,--etl for 11.ltt A ln'V\ct. $84. S •··-MOl'ELNM Sat .. _ . 8', · J "'"er o.1.1,, •• ~ . .-•w-,. trade. Full thne tmpl •·STOCK~~~_ 40 houri· wetk. Man thni "1. lfoun u-y.. O •-MA'tVRE.CIPl~wamaitt • nta: ESnMATES. :-Olll>--... -u-.-.. -.... -a..-orlul-~2 Call 1-fore 11. 962-9123 TEOINICAL wrlttua And 548-5625 ~ _... 6-10:30 =.:;:Phone 5'tf·T113 ~· -can for tm.~ ... k dQ& ! * 545-7149 * Ptnia:Mat. DJM!rltneed.. Student w/momlng cl.I&. parta U.C ra, •xperitnctd. Elr)Mrltnc!I Pftf~~. , •J ~ -IOat IT 10 "£>It 1510 Now ... rl Blod., CM .. b' Dept. BRING IU!3ULTSI . Rm. Slut lfl&.0396 • 0!11 -tr RDUL1ll Far Eu! A....,, MUl!XIC. ;;;.;":..;~='"";.:.:1::.l·.:: ..... ::..::.:123:__; ___ ;.;_"-_'•---'----'-..;...;.::..=c..... 6612 Gen.rel Strvlcet J l I I I --------------·----------------:.---------------------- I I • . " . .. ·-~;:,-;-.-_ --~---·----·-------·--:-----00 ... 0 ... 0 ... 0POS'f"--00,,..,,..<...,0..,.U~O~."'.'.~,..-";'P.•.-o-•----··:---~ ;:=;7 •: °Y .• "';" -:.: .......... ~-.... :. .. ~!:::···~ .. , ...... 1--....... - ~;:---:----7;-:y~~~.r=--,...,..-p w • ., -*" w ~ . . . . . .... ~ OAJLY PILOT SalurdlJ, A,,.,.uit 24, 1968 ;.:-;~:;;,;-.... =.ea:MOiP;;Lno;¥yilM'°EilN;11T':iJ01'iaiis<&:&iEMiiiiPii"Loo iiv'ilMl<ENN;11:iiJO'iiiBS" EMPLOYMENl MERCHANDISE FOR MERCHANDISE FOR JOBS .. EMPLOYMENT 7500Jobo-M••· Wom. 75001-"-'sA ... L"'E'-'-A ... N.;;D_T.;..RA=D:;.;E:__'_'..;:·E;..;...A..;N.;.D_T ... RA.;;...;D;.;E;._ MERCHANDISE FOii SALE AND TRADE MERCHANDISI Falt SALE AND TRADE OUR FAMOUS He lp Wi nt.cl Furniture IOOOFurnitu,.. IOOO Furnltur• Audlon 8025 Fumlture Auction I02S '.j Womo• • • . • Secretary ·' ·' ............ 80, "~""' "' , IBM elieciric. Experience J in the elccuutlc incbD'l' ... : dl'sire.blL Security Clelk Type, Wt, detail work: visit requesl.5, documen- tation, pe_l'30N\tl secwit)I qUettiooaires etc. Clerk Typists T:11ring 40, USe adding machine • calculalor, ,• work will\ figures, post and f i 1 e. Accounting/ bookkttpifl& aperience desirable. I Apply Pit Folsom 833.0600, ... 2229 COUINS RADIO CO. 19700 Jambor" Road Newport Beach All applications revit-wed on merit with no bia1 w.. ward Race, Color, Creed S or Sex. l ~.,.trt.,.. ,--,,,,-------- } Strike Conditions J Exist MARSHALL· COMMUNICATIONS On t of Orang • County's fastest grow· ing com pu ter oriented com pa ni es has im mediate openings for people with the following qualifications: • System Engineers • logic Design Engineers • Real-lime Programmers • Senior Designers • Draftsmen • Electronic Technicians • Ml /ST Operators • Assembly Operalors 2230 S. Anne St. Santa Ana, California, An equal opportunity employer •••••••••••••••••• Spanish & Medit•rranean * PUBLIC * DIME-A· LINE S Bou9ht Mlnuf1cturer'1 Showroom S1mplff Al Terrific Savings! 8' Wood carved arm divan, lg. man's chair; beaut !abrics. f5 Pc hexagon dark oak dln. set, w /black or avocado !ramed chairs; 5 Pc BR set. 9-dr Mr. &. Mrs. dresser, lg mirror, 2 commodes, decorative headboard in Span· isb oak or avocado design. • f. BAR ltOohl, swl•el top with f URNJTURE APPLIANCE -$lO Md!. &4l-"'3 AUCTION ~::~:::~ SAMPSON Card table four Ch.in $7.SG Fire ~en $1.25 Bra~ n11S SS.ot~x tendable t)t>rMtter tsble $5.0& Lamps $2.50 hUb table Jlnena $4.50 to ~.00 Delph $7.50 'I1ttow pillow• 25c Fleldcresc and Beach tawei. $1.00 Sheets and cues 50c Pla.ypen $3.SO P i c t u r e fntmes 1.25 Saka Map1J1 Cbl;ta $1.50 Dl'tSm $2.00 - $25.00 Sealers $2.00 3 Men'• Farah washable alacks 2Sc - ahirtl l5c 9 kitchen iteml Items Sold Individually Shop Around-before you by see US! VALUE $895 -FULL PRICE $429.95 or t1rm1 11 low 11 $3.00 w .. k SATURDAY • SUNDAY No Down-Use Our Stiore Charge Plan No Fancy Front-BUT Quality Values Inside APPROVED FURN. 2159 HARBOR. CM 12 Years same location-same owners Dolly 9.9, 10.5 Suodoy e 548·9660 NITE 7 P .M. 1:30 SHARP snJRDY ploUc ta.bit 8 x t pelnted SJ"ffn, benehe• at- tach!d, 1 left, comt and get ii $1. Yatda I nd yards ol. deooni.tive fiah llri $25. 641-2841 II SURI TO COMI IN IAILY AND INSPECT -OPEN t A.M. TO t P.M. DAILY-MOVING, mu.t sell. Double lOc Golf club& and bag mattre1& and box springs $25.00. Jee akates $2.00 - COMPLETE LIQUIDATION ~················· $20. New Ironing board S.12. Thurs. 8/29 ·Fri. 8130 ll3 2 hair dryerw: SS. Portable M •--A "-'•--aru"' ve., Od.IUVa JOBS & EMPLOYMENT Help W 1nted Women TELLER 7400 Experie.nced, lor fa stest growing independent bank in the area. Good working conditions and benefits. Sal- ary according to experl· ence. CaU ?.fR. BROWN 540-Zlll Newport Nation1I Bi nk mixer .$5, Electric can 1 ~===~~~-~ EARLY American custom Of lO troups of Ytf'Y fine quality opffit'r 15, Iron $5. Dishes, 2 AUTOMATIC 35mm slide made dining rm set, drop Fundtwe Repossessed Model fundshhMJS ael:I, $2 ffCb. Wrought iron projector, '!IXJW, remote con· end harvest table extends tG chalra w/canva.s coven $1 trol $25. One dozen slide 114' x 42" .. closes to M" x Spanish -New Maple • Househol each. 372 A 16th PL C.M. !:1.!Y!;..,bolda ~ ~ $15. 42", 8 cane seat ladder back 646-4511 .n<1"'"V•~ chrs, 2 pc custom made king beclroorn 9roup1, 'ou'h I All At1111tiful -n1er n1wl,;;~:;.=..,...-~...:._-I==~-,-..,...~~=~ hulch, $000. Maple formica lov• 11•1, rn1ny t1ble 1eh, queen tit• bedroorn, 7 P'· din-FURCHIAS in redwood BOY'S school clothf!l l~ -$1. table for corner twin bed limpi, Hicle-i-bedt, dineftei, Ing rm., teble1, l1rnp, bron1e baskets $3. I..a.rge fuschia.s Toys lOc -$1. HardVw'tltt lOc relri9eretor, we1he•·dryer, di-in .... 11on cans $1, Fem in • $1. Good omditioo. 2467 grouping $25 2 9' round G.E. r1frl9er1tot -2 door tt I d < •-•·-A A · • "' 1, 1pe '''or er, ou11• oontainf'I'• and mounted on -...ta na w , C.M. burnt orange rugs $25 ea. c'::.":;'::."::•::.· ------becl1, rnettr111 1111. bark 35c • $?.50. "'-icala 48" -·nd .,.-gl••• tnn ••"l' GIRL'S Stin.,.,., bike ...,.,, wnx::h~1iro{I t;ie ,. f ch;.~ 8 Late CoJor TVs 5 Stereos and bromiliads, labeled in Gi:-l'a 24" bik;' witb b.;; $100. 644-.lBS 1----------'--...:__;_;.:_::_::.:__ containers 25c • $5. Sue· $16. Man's ice skate& $2. 7 WASHER & DRYER SETS ""''"'" <oct1 1°' · Sl.25. s"" ....,... ?.fOVING Fridday! wa.tched plant&, shrubs, vines 20c • 1~=~==---- twin beds $20 ea. 2 chest $20 All Gw•o•teetll T• Wc.r" I• Ye11r H•-. $2. 164 Merrill Pl. C.M. oil DECORATING wallpaper $1 ea. 2 night standll SlO ea. Orange bewteen nn. 22nd. • SS. Drapes $1 • $10. Clair & ottoman $25 Leaf Provlnclot Maple Group Mahogany Estate Bedapread $2.50 . .A81lorted S V. W. clutch, pressure plate cl lh desk $25 Step table $8 Lamp ter•o, 'ou'h I ch1ir, '''"'d '· ~t. bedreorn group, I pc. a.f'ld ball bearing 1 y p e o es 5c • $1. Shoeskates, & planter set S5 Tables ;2 Fr•nch t1ble 1•t, l1rge mirror, cl1n1~g ''"· 1et, po1f•r bed-throw'Ollt bearin •9 V W WW"n once $10. Wicker dog Chair $2 Brass I am .P l1rnp1, Coloni11 Hidt·•·b•d. roorn goup, t1bl1t, l1rnp1. h . g f • ' bed. $1.50. Golf dubs $.10 646-f75l Call aft Tuesday P1riod b1dtoorn group. eadlighta $5. New recaps, (with bag), Polaroid Sw- 30 Loh of Wolnut 6,70 x }j, 2 for Sl3, 5.60 x 15, inger $6. Tape-tecorder $5. CASHIER TYPIST Flreside Thrift Co. has •n opening in OUT new Costa Mesa office. This is an ex· cellent opport. for the right girl who wants to move up. Must have min. 1 -yr-finance company exper, Apply 1819 ====~I N. Main, Santa Ana. KNITTED FABRICS 30 BOOKCASES l1droorn, di11in9 roorn, 11bl11, 2 for $14. Weight ael $10. car radio 12 vol.t fl • '6. ----------"''":;"::'':::·..c':;':c'':::".::'•:::•!:c•'::.· ---Roller skates, women's, size Typewriter $25. Di!lhma.&ter, . ! '· NH ded Immediately ELECTRICAL ASSEMBLY Help W1nttd Womtn 7400 .,. FOR SALE THE ABOVE IS 10, $10. 2 m•toh;og now. $25. >'.>31'1 Ao0<h Remnants, samples ilr MUI lcnHtt, la1tt, noma.. Upholstered chaira Sl5. mu~ 549-0251 Help W1nttd Women Telephone Girls 7400 • , " ' • , • • ' • • Experien<X" in soldering, wt.re stripping, T-B crimp- ing machine. Personnel Office Open 7 am to9pm-7 days SARGENT· FLETCHER ~ !MOO Flair Drive ! El Monte, Calif. : (213) 283-71.TI 443-TI71 ; An equal opportunity $ employer ?: Applicant Fee Positioru ~ Executive Secrt!'lary. Fine .1 quality positioo, C.M. Loca- > lion. Pleasant congenial sur- 1'0Ullding1, $500. .: Cost Clrek, Industrial exp. ~ req'd. $450. ; Accounting Clerk to full 1 cha.rg~ bookkeeper Dq>, bk.kpg. background. $500. Keypunch l)pet'ator. Rem-f ington Rand $.'fil, t Stenographer • General Of- j ,. nee. lnsurance office vi:_p. req'd. $450. Also Fee Paid P<lsltiOM t; HEBERGER PERSONN'EL .• AGENCY " 902 W. 17th C.M. 646-0241 ~ 1-~--~-~~-Applic1tions Being TAKEN 1! FULL or P~RT TIME ~ EMPLOYMENT (. Permanent only no students ~ Liberal vacation pay. Merit ' raises, employee discounts, five day week. Apply Mon- day, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 9:30 lo 4:00. F. W. Woolworth ; 2300 Harbor Blvd. • ' ~· • ~ • • . • • • ' , • • • • • • • COSTA MF.SA HOSTESS Ase over n. experience pre/erred, si1.e 12 or less, Apply after 4 p.m. 10 l\tR. ONDYKE FIV E CROWNS RESTAURANT 3801 E. Coesl Hwy Corona de! r-.1ar No phone calls ph.•1.se ~1------ Woitresses -,\LSQ Cashier Hostess Ne"a\ appearing. No exper. necessary. (No sludents Please) Apply in PE'f.SOn Bob'a Big Boy L54 E. 17th St., C.r-.1. GIRL FRIDAY Put time. Some c:oil"'('n· ence ~~ 60 w.p.m, electric typl!Wriler. !O- key adder, rood with tlg- N'" t -. tter •·ith experf. H.M.F., P , 0. ,N...,,....8-:h Choir :Accompanist NHCled -andtechnf4'81m--l To "4'Pll' ....... Pamibi!I C>mot, 'Newp>rt M1!19 Unlfted Sdloof. DUtrtct IS01 Newport Blvd., a.ti M-.- • PART TIME RESTAURANT WOllK Gf'nedl dQda AllPb' tn Pft"" ......... Doll Sbel Dellco· teuea hftM1.rML IC039 Adami Aw. ac Broolmunt, 'H.B. llW DollY l'llol Wut Ada. .,::;;:~_Dia>:;;:;:;.;-==-- EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Heavy dictation, good short· hand and typing skills. Ex- cellent benefits and work- ing conditions Apply, Mr. Brown EXPLORER MOTORHOME CORP. 4000 C1mpus Dr. Newport Be1ch 546-3300 • Commercial Teller Excellent opportunity! APPLY IN PERSON 1st National Bank of Orange County 1650 Adams Cost1 Me11 An equal opportunity employer EXPERIENCED PART TIME PROOF COMMERCIAL TELLER UNITED CALIFORNIA BANK 4525 M1cArthu r Blvd. N•wport Be1ch S40-4424 An equal opportunity employu Brunch Waitress Sunday only 4 hours . Age 21 or over, size 14 or under. Experience preferr- ed, Apply in person alter 3 p.m. FIVE CROWNS RESTAURANT 3801 E. Coast Hwy Corona de! f'.1111' No Phone calls please HOSTESS Over 21 Apply in Person 9 . S p.m. REUBEN E. LEE 15 1 E. Coast Highw1y N•wport Be1ch Accounting Clerk Rapidly expanding Or- ange COUnty electronics manulacturer bas immed· late opening for account· ing experience in pay· roll, accounts payable, and general accounting. Typing required. Apply Marshall Communications 2'230 S. Anne St. S1nt1 An1, Calif . 540·2820 An equal opportunity employer $100 WEEK Expef'ienced or not • full or part time. Apply 9 to 4, 1500 Adams, suite 303, Costa Mesa, MED IC AL Re<:ept . .sect'y 41h Days a week. Send hand written resume, incl. age, phone number, mar It a I status, p~oua exper. to; 1617 WestcHH Dr. Suite 203- A, Neaport Beach Jobs-Men, Wom. 7500 end.1 Sat Only s a.m. to 2 TOP QUALITY •Ille, FllHr, laby Line. swivel rocker $.10. Dresser p.m. 929 Baker, Costa Mesa l<roffler, ShnntCMIS. M.. $10. Vanity $3. Desk $5. 138 NA • ..,s LIKE·. 1 -~ u E 18th St. c.M ..... '"' SOLID Birch bd. set • 10 dwr ___ m_,. ______ ... _•_~_crr'c__""'l_,_US...;._ta_. __ _ dresser &: miJTor D. bed KODAK :fimm ca.mera and bkcase hdboard. like new • • WE FINANCE AOK 7722 Weston light m~ter $1..5. e OPEN t A.M. TO "Crissi • R.oridine" 1 ins 20 yr. guar, D. control elect. t 0 M GAIDEN blanket & Batea: bd-!lpl'd. .-• • large, "US Diven'' mask, $225. M4-6914 e CONSIGNMENTS GIOYI snorkel and a.baklrle knife ACCEPTED t TO S Fum"tture ILVD. $15. 17 jewel Swiss watch. DINING room set/ complete e s .$125. 3 pc Kroehler a:ec-DAY OR NIGHT $15. 2206 A taite St. C.M. tlonal, make offer. 3261 PHONE 531-1212 Gallery 642-9152 Falkland Cir., HWltingtoo REDWOOD lounge SS. Tables H:trbour. (213) 592--5196 $2. Oothing 5c • SS. Sat-Sun CASH _ cash tor furn., •pp!.. G1r19e Sile 1022 8022 748 Hamilton, C.M. G1r1g1 Sile GIC ~ I TV'1, antiques, glassware, _ _;:_. ______ MA ....... e , range, ck-an, NEW Motel now interviewing tools, misc. Houseful or one GARAGE SALE Muit Sell Extri ltemsl good condition ns~646-8435 maida:; OOsk clerk & relief item. 646-1579 Many items inc I u ding HOUSE TO SMALL OVAL braided rug, 6 x 9 feet, clerk, 10me exper., good at 2 DANISH mod en~ tables, 1 lumiture, youth & kitchen Custom made bar w/4 stools, wool nylon, bro\\-11 and blend fig ures, men preferred. Men sm lamp .in gold & btk. l lrg items. Swings & slide $11; metal boolrease!, antique color $7.50. Heavy gauge for laundry & grounds still life, framed picture. Boy's 26" bike $15, Youth cocktail table, custom twin chrome door and wall shoe malnt. \Vrlte, giving phone Make oller! 549-lTI3 ~s~~7~lxl~; b;;1n","", .. ~~ bed spreads, clocks, glass rack, 1 pair $2. Olympian 6" number to P.O. Box 2129, PF..cAN Dining Table 44.. ........ ware, racing bike&:: 10 gear hard toe slxles, used twice, Laguna Hills, or call TI4: round ll.2" leiives, 4 blue lee table $10. 3217 Colorado, man's bike, antique record 1b.e 9, wide width, cost $15 830-.2550, Mrs. Harden CM . 549-3625 player, books. Nam~ It, It's sell for $5. 1 gallon tuberous * ACCORDIAN * ~00 ~t ~~~g_~~· GARAGE Sale Sat. 9-5 PM. Probably Here! Sat. Aug. 24, begonia.ti and caladiums for (Or small organ) player for 233 Costa Mesa St. C.M. Sun. Aug. 25 (9-6) 307 Esplan-shade, not seedlings 75c ,.1 Do , __ _. _ _. WAI.NUT dinlng .table, six Capehart radio hi/ti comb. ade, comer Vista del Ora. each. S26 Joann tS. 543-5918 u o. s .......... us, pop, chairs, 3 leaves + custom I •-t pl b d ---------1 rhythm & blues. Male or fe-w .,.,-au ma e ca inet It The Blulf's. Npt Sch. CUSTOM drape!'ies, all col-pads $215. 642--0568 working cond, $50 turquoi.se and · 50c 125 Bo\ J.C. Penney Co. Fashion Is.land Newport Beach Nood• PART TIME SALESLADIES male, For immediate work. washer & d r y e r. f r 0 n t EVERYTHING from jewelry ors sizes . • · ts (TI4) 689-20ll .Beige & orange, floral loading stack model $50 2 to furn., incl. acme tools, of ~apery fabnc 25c • $2. MEN & women, 18 & over, quilted sofa, 9'. $150. upholstered chairs $25 ea. antique lanterns, accordion Ad1ustable .traverse trac~ $1 full & part·t.ime; cook, ice ~-,....:•:.:6c.7":.::203::.1:.:•:___ Dishes & odds and ends $125; new Universal sewing • $5. Spanish wrought iron cream service, a, s s • t. •DUNCAN Phyfe mahogany SUPER mach. $75:· call 545-2441 rod, brackets and tings 5c • manager. Cali 548-6681 After dining table with 6 chairs & .$5. Romon shave master $10. l PM buffet. SlOO. 548--7840 HOUSEHOlD SALE! GARAGE SALE Benrus watch $5. Bulova Housewives and Mothers Maple couch & chair & ac-314 36th St., N.B. Sat/Sun Calendar watch $20. 9 x u CM you .-nare a f"ew hours OPElNINGS for ""'"'"", cl~ MUST sell furn. • moving, ces.sories St"'' ~.,.. H ~.-"'"~'b · .,.e 'fJo' ope A r ltOO oval hooked n1g s 12. each day and edd to the cut, hard working, exper. everything goes. 3 6 6 ·A chest $5" White chest ot 1 ~;,;P.<:P.:;';;.'::-"•:.:•::•:_ __ _:.:c:; Colonial light fixture $13. family income at the same hair dressers. Pret w/ Rochester, C.M. 646-2310 drawers $3 B&D power hand Refrigerator Youth bed, o>mplete $25. time? Scheduals conveni-following. Hair HU n t f' r 1 IBW 71'" SUNDAY aft 11 ti! In Good condition $35. Youth chair $1.50, Jolly ent for you, mornings, aft-N.B. 644-lfM l!J.4 Mon.·Fri. Office Equipment 8011 everything !cid. 54H727 2078 Thurin Ave., C.?>.f. jumper $5. 8 mm movie pro- emoons, evenings or combi-RELIABLE coup 1 e to . GARAGE sale • 3 spd girl's jector and screen $8. Kids nations of all. Work in a manage 15 unit apt. bouse. FOR Sale A.B. Dick. table & 10 spd boy's bike. $25 ea. 4 BURNER-gas stove aki3 and poles $5. Books lOc tun store under the finest No pela • Exp, pref, Call model 32Q offset duphcatC1r. Wrought iron dbl headboord w/center grill. Make otter .• $3. Lamps, pictures and of conditions and top super-536-3634 for appt. 2 yrs old. ~ con~. $701'.l. $25. Sabot sail boat $125 673-0529 wall decorattoo 50c • $25. vision. IA--0-U-L T--c-,,.,-.~,,'-.-..,-,-,,-,.,,-, C54o_:i~~~ MW Christensen Mini b!ke $100. Limed oak 1968 MODEL Apartment-size Drapery fabrics, patterns, MOVrNG • Twin 8Pri.nr and mattress no. 2 bunkiea for bunk beds $3.50 e a ch • Vibrator pillow .$3. Lamp shade $.2. Donnayer fri-well $6. Braided rug, 6 x 9 $9 . Game& and electrical kits, like new $2 • $6. Small filpe recorder $5. Laundry 1;ray $5. Air cnnpressor and spray gun $15, Acetylene cutting torch-, heavy duty $5. MW-bike trame $20. Wbtels and engine $15. 545-3144. 290C Pemba Dr. Mesa Ve:rde Naugahyde ch air $25. Matching ottoman $20. 4 drawer chest of dra~rs no Bookcue or display tase $10. Swif€ing bar doors, ap. proximately 25" x 54" no for pair. Craftsman ltwn sweeper $10. 540-8638 Sun- day only ELEGF.N'r cocktail dresses, short length $5 each. Long blu~ formal, worn once $10. Faille evening coat $10. All sizes 10..12 Beautifully k!pt. 540-8638 Sunday only. 3 SPEED bike, girl's $15. School dresses, 5-10, ex- cellent condition 25c • $1. 1'V portable $15. Crib S 5 • Pla)1>en $2. Bassinette $1. Folding chairs, child a:ize $1.50. Electric roa ster. Westinghouse S 5 Bui· tonholer attachment, SingtT $2. PoPUlar novels 25c eadl. Ham!ter with cage, food ;2.50 Doll house fl. Halloween outfits SOc each. New BBQ fl, Snugglebun doll, lamp $2.50. Mattel's Olatly baby $1 Toys le ~ Apply in person Y"'rl.IOU d • · ISO T Gaffers &: Sattler stove d d · ,_ managers: able to do maint. ========= resser mirror . eak thrta , scrapt> an l:tlms = p9~e~:~.F:;h~~~ 1:.:.d & cleaning. 2 BR. 2 ba. Apt, Hou1eh";d Goods 8020 chrs .$6 ea. 54g.3554 $75 5"49-1048 .gla!:. d=.:ns,pl-~t:~ ~!~.~.~a:~ 5'·35c Monday thru Friday for services. 646-1251 T\VO Households: DIME·A·LINE ==,---,-,-~~-I DIVORCE Ion-es Sale ol all Stereo-HiFi equip. A u t 0 Sc • $5. Playpen. $5. Bird SCUBA regulator • J stage All student positions filled GALLEY Cook. Part Time No Item Over $25 ''"e $3.50. Picnic ice chest SIS. 642~4 Equal opportunity employer 00 Sport Fishing boat. household furn. incl, tent parts, trailer paru Anti-=~~,--~---* 968-3220 * trlr, fr~zer, 'A'8.Sher/dryer, ques, Furniture. Garden $.2.50. Det1I sea rod $3. Pair MALE Siamese k i ttens . •---------I==~-~~==-. 1 1 ""'750 REFRJGERATOR $8, works man's 16" man's waders, $7 Playful and beautiful., 10 BLUE Beet -673-9904 Dinner -•=m="='· =I ='m='=·="='=-'="=8== I too s. .,...,...., · 2 O 4 5 4 fine. 81 '' drapes by 60'' wide 3.53 E. 71.sl, C.M. 646-4698 R.N. 3.11 & 11 .7 Part Tin1e AIDES -CypreSll St, S.A. Hgts. ii. 81,, _..-,;.,, 1,.,,.. wttks. $15. ~7088 Cook, 4-12 pm $30. per 1hitt G S I 2 ~=~""-~='--1 ........ , '" ... --" dr & up Waitress eves. ::.;'::.':c'9!:•::...:=':::':....--:.80:::2: I PATIO SALE. c Io thing, panels 39" square with CHEST ...... esser, ap-2 LARGE Seascapes $6 • $8. I============ I furn iture. royg, beautif .. ' valan"e. G46-S607 proximately 1920 vintage $25 &42-6974 I· CAU..TNG All Cans! Police '" '" ch 646-3050 ===,..-,~-=-=-..,... Experience preferred Aux. 3rd annual garage sale. light fixturC6, & misc. KIRSCH Drapery rod -23 ea ' . ROO<T.NG chairs $3. Eledlic Schools.ln1truction 7600 7.3 and 11-7 Clothing, books, toys, bikes, items. 8/24-25, 16801 feel. SIO 5"4~197. 292 Villa ONE standard 51.ze can opener $3.50. Bed Park Lido If you 1r~ household items, bake Newland St., H.B. Nova Rd., c .M. refrigerator $25. One trailer 6'lreadd $1.50. High chair $3. Convalescenl Hospital re -entering th.• world goods. Bargain prices. Sit .. WESTI.1INSTER Hcst Lady 21 .. VT Worlai OK SIS Scoop size refTlgerator $25. 2221 Traverse rods $1.50. Books 1445 Superior of Bu11ness • • • • Aug. 24th, 9.5. U94 Boise Lions Annual Rummage ba.it tank with l2V motor Harber Blvd ., Ask for Don 5c lo lOc. Ice Crusher $1 . Newport Beach 642-2410 CONFIDENCE·through COM-\\'ay, Costa Mesa. 546-0293 Sale. Sal Aug. 24, from 9-6 $15. Kl a.6891 SURFBOARD 9'8". Good Dishes Sc to 25c. Dre&.se1, PETE'NCE is your key to (Fairview to Paularino to at 6532 \Veatminster Blvd. MOVING: 500 paperbackJ, condition $25. Trailer free. 11ize 12 SOc. Maple comer ---------1 a successful and lucrative Van Buren, then N. 4 blks. to Wl\f all litlel, the lot SS. Large 646-6215 shelves and drawers $25. 3% WAITRESSES career. This can be achiev-Boi.se Way .) 1s_U_P_E_R_SALE--! -.. -b-,-.-bd-..,.,-. cabinet sink S20. Rocking ZWITH n" Console $25. and 4% pa..itit brushes, new cd quickly and effectively. GAR.AGE Sale. s • c r if I c &. patio furn ., waxer, chair $2.50. Radio-phono $10. La.wn sweep $8. Flash for '2·~ 10 $3.25. S48-4903 21 or over Let us show you how. household items. Leaving drape'!, clothes, m j s c . Movie camera, a& is: $2. Argus C3 $2. 968-1&22 PSYCHOLOGY books $1 to 'C"~rienr.ed onl y! Nona Hoilman __ .. 110 -• h "" •~4 """~ ,, srea. 7124 Highl11.1N Dr. NB. 545-IST1 Come see. 2175 Pacific, Apt G.E. refrigerator, c I ea n , anu ot erz . .,.......,..,, Apply in Person Ne wport " o nnn .. _ SURF & SIRLOIN School of Busin•ss "4,,....,""1 GARAGE Sale: furn., misc. E . °'8t• Mesa. uetween works fuW $25. 548-4100 BOY 'S 24" Schwinn bike $20, DAILY PILCJr WANI' ADS household i I ems . 230 1 -'c:c''~"'=::clU::..:':.":."c.· ;cKI....:.,._..c.;,:_ "~ Sulto 2 m~l"m 1~. for Belly Board like new $25. 5930 Pi e. Cit. Hwy. 833 Dove r Dr., N.B. "~~ "" L...J Newport Beich 646-0l 53 --=="=RIN=G=R.E.5UL===TS='=='~Ca=b=ril=l=o=· ic=.M=·=-==='=o..:.W=h;=:''::'::'':::•=h="'="='=°'=""'=·•=·l=lne both, weight belt 15 lb. $5. Bumper pool table $15. '°"=~==~==~ ===~=,.CCC:.-~-"" new K v&lve $5, PRO fins Dutch rabbits $1.50. Filing •REAL ~ATE SALD; •SCHOOL Children's vacation Appli1nc11 8100Appli1nces l l OOAppli1nc•s 8100 Md bOOts. n~w $5, single c1binetS25. 646-7907 If you are new to the RE pro-rates. Oii\coat 10 · Lesson tank hameu $3, double back CAPIZE shell hang~ lamps fession and are willing to Typing School. 548-2859. 173 pak less bend $3. surfboard S6 each. 6(2....6g74 leam as you earn our lovely Del r.tar, c .M. good shape $25. 536-lllO SURFBOARD, ~ 10, new office in San Oemenle L T B Fl . sltll-o4l}µ ~~trs· NO Pro "'"""' might. just be the answer. e arn o e A or1st \.!;;, };.' • -p HAMMARLU SUper begiMer SlS c.oroaa del For ('()flfidential interview • 545-!:MSfi • receiver. 1 MHZ to 20 MHZ Mar. 673--0372' S ' s· I s bl d w d h k ln 5 band $25 Power i>upply twtact Shari Kopp e \, o~vt 4 lmp t cram .t or Puu~ for 4 C uc Je 0 548-8236 RESIN with hardener $4.SO 49>->.lJO MERCHANDISE FOR 1,;":;·~~:;.-,...,--.,.--"'' """'" s gollooa $20. POSITION OPEN SALE AND TRADE 0 R90frono• letter• of the TEENAGE Boy's Ivy League 642~174 four 1erombl.d W01d1 be-suil. lize 38 t•U. new $~0 "'==-c-==-c~-= 1n packing and inspection 1 F_u_,_n_i_tu_•_• ____ IOOO lot ~~mic industry. Ap.. UPHO~ER.ED F'Umiturt:. ply between 8 am • .t nonn lndulltrial Oay Products Lrg atttional Pa, tuxfdo 18765 Fibergl•ss Rd. sl)'l~. qu ilted fabric. 2 pc Huntington Beach, caJil. Red velvt't scetiontll. tufttd bAck II dO'wn cushions. I R.N.·L.V.N. 3-11, 11.7 Hkle a bed, 2 Sofu w/ low to (orm four simple wotd1. Robinson's bridesmaid dress DOUBLE bro $25. F'rame $5. I and h~•dpiece $2 2bedspre1dll,onegold,me AC U DD E Encyclopcdla Brit•nnlca Jr, pink $2 each. l\latemity and I I II I* will ucrifice S25 S~udy other p•t terns toe _ • . . fldde $5 M~ wall rt.cit $20 Chf'ml11.ry set St. Hair dip. Antique wool piece quilt $10 per •El SJ. lli-Fi ~ _ size 14 $10 5 gal aquarium rd ....... ti b SECRETARY STENO HOiJ>l!al oPCninit Sept. 2nd. loose pillow backs, 2 Exp lntelligenl ucrr.t"ar)' to Contact D1rec1or Gf Nursing, matching chain, w/ loose ,~5 y TEL Girl'• white tuny wool co1t, playrr, radio and t•pe 14 I I I wt th hood ... . reco er, ,,.,. opera ng ut . "' In be11utitul cabinet ~. handlt multiplt re.pona:lbill-Cost1 Mesi pillow back1. ALL Ncw\y tle1 inn~ am t«h Co. Stnd M•mori1 I Hosplt1I t'tupholsterc<I! Mi.c 1temt, recime or c-all Pf'riphen] :m Victoria St., <l>sta. Mesa P.,}larold Cllmera, OO)cycle. O!.ta M1.cbincs Inc.. ]gl2 =-==~"="-'-27"34'-----3281 Colorado UI, C.M. 0amput Or., N.8. 833-22124: BABYSITTER wa.nled immtd ~~7 MUST SEU. UllS .Attn Mr. Swarta. for 2 boys 1g": 8 & 10. ?.1on _ll_'K_El_N_o_: ____ _ An EqiW Opp't)' Emplo)'et • F'r1 frOm 2::1> til ~ pm. f'w'n1ture tttumed f'rom d~ Reta:. Own trans. Collrae p\11.y •tudlos, tnodel homes, Ouplluting Pirie am. 546-e.3 decoratora ca.pcellation. Machine Operator w ANT e; D Vetertnari8J1 Sp&nlAA A Mtdit~rnnean e.tc 1431 to M7< ..,. moo1h. For """'1onlst. """""''· heh RD FURNITURE BRIGGS And Stratton, 3 HP Th)'I 5c to SOc, 115 7 I l flllln~. comp I e f e I Y Salvador, Men. del Mt.r, H lR A y ....... ,."' "" El" t' I' ""'" M .... ,...,,,.. ~_ .r-..: .. ,,r.;_;,,.;...,,,.;...,..-J :!etar s::5 ~1nl(Uit1t with I 'sr""'A"INl"".rn""'s"-'.,:C,.,-7=,-.. -°"15 14-ho~:!!ir"'w:'~~s~ ~ GIRL'S Bicycle S5 llallor.s S7. ~"'974 IG IM N I X I 6'7>-1335 BABY tt('TM In en-e1\ent COO· • dlUon. f'eedlniz r1ble $9. I I' I I I e ComDlel• lh• chuckl• quof•d LADLES! Smart near new Pl•1pen Sia. Dia~r pail fl . by llllin! 1n rile ml!Glng YtWd 18--20~ ~ !mitt S341S c..r .e..t $4. Bumper n•-' $3. VOi.i d.wlop rom np No.. I btlow. New brawn and white ,-. __. r~~· ln!anC 1eat $2. Cradle bfd 8 ~~~~E~~~~~f~TIERS r r ,, r 1·. r I' . ' ~ c:) ~~ ss. ~. 641-7074 Stt and Sun tuJfhcr In.formation pl••se ar'l!a , af'tld ~t>. exp, etc. to 1844 Newport llvd., CM ift GUN!TlCAIAM8NSWfi! 1 lETIERS TO I I I I I I I f call Mra. Becllett. Founl•ln tlf-178 Daily Pilot every J\libl tU 9 IU _ _ _ . _ • vane,. School 0 I• tr I cl • WAITRESS ... H~°" Wed., S.t. " Sun. 'W g I JACK'S Bellyboard $ 2 5 BABY ck>the1 ~ ~Uon Ywt.l'I'• 1nar11 dnnn $10 I ;;Sl;;;;to-::l5::-;. 6<2-<9,..-;,,1,;.4 -....,~ You,_ mln'I madr•1 pl1ld GIRL'S 20" Stlnil'•y bilre, sport COii! $U YO\Uh'• ac-•xcdlent condlUon S l 5 . cordlNI $15 all Ilk• brand V•cuum JtamtltOI\ 'Beach nrw Sfi-0123 upr!eht. Uke new. 64&-4115 IN v.l•~ elMflll_,..iw.,............. l ~'f"""~=;,· ;."",.,...;,2U:,;;... ~--.f Mr. Steak, fairriew I rs quiet. ..mdent rwutb CIWIGE m wi"'" C.M. 6G-0732 PILOI' w..m ADii -SCRAM· LETS ANSWER IN DIME A LINE '-=~~~~--~~~~~.....:..:.....:..:.;...;:.;;....:.=..:........:..:~~~~ FOUR COt!VENIENT OF.FICES TO i SERVE YOU ' e NEWPORT BEACH .... 2211 Bolboo Blvd. e ·COSTA MESA ...•.••••••.. 33() W"t Boy e HUNTINGTON BEACH ... 309 Fifth S1r .. 1 e LAGUN A_ BEACH ...... 222 Forht Avonuo __._ ---·-------- DAILY I'll.OT Here's How You Can Use Our Famous Dlme-A·Unn ' e Brint thtim or m•ll them w1th correct caslt : to on• of our 4 convenient offlC*I. / • No ·commercl1 I Adt Allowed \ • E~ch Item mu1t be priClld with no Item ov.r I $25. I • 1 ELIOC'TRIC Oay mixer, be.r· '59 OPEL Engine parb, H E'R M £ S Port able LANTERN "Ftalitl'&ht $1 4 YR Old Norge 14 lb. SCH AM LETS RAO IO •nd rtc')rd playrr In D 0 UBL E: bedsPl't'tld '1. ffi, IPlaot and 400 lbft clay rebuildable block, good typewriter $2S CbeTTY wood Trigger oil 'cad $2 -J -4X· washer, nl'C'ds ~ wiucr • nicr cabinet ,'i,50. l:i9'.l Drapes~ x 96 $5. RocklnJ ALMOO'J' new gold flub '$25. 1524 S. C»6.sl HY·•Y, head, gel'lc'rator, 11111.rier, headboard and frame $25 8 Tnlltt tltta and wbcl.'11 pump SlO 2306 Laurel. Rrdlllnds Pl. C.:O.t chair pads $2. Car IK'!lt SL chair shepherd cast~n '2(), ~·· !AgunaB~ dutch, carburc11tor, w•t& ·"Elctn\.largef.1aplenk:k-nack $25 gwiolin~ gauge $~ 5t8-1!Q2 ANSWERS R\:rRIGERATOR S~ Car ~It tJ, Lamp 50r. LL~ l NEVER W<rn maternity pump, etc. $:i eech or S25 for shelf 125. l.l S-9'.ilS ga.ioune pump and hllff SlO VARJOUS Bunniew $1 S4C-900'> ;• ·n1lh TV SIO. E:id tciblt f'.\ Floor lamp SJ . New golf baa: PHEASANTS, Golden &. all. Good S2Qx13 tire and I=~~--,.-=-,,.,.--;;;: Jeep can& S2 12" x 30" Tool Arldii~ -Stylf' -llall)' -[h'• :<:<tr with mirror !<. SS. Andlronl and i;c1·een 55. 5 .1,_.,... ,.~. , -·~•~-·~ clothN from M.lss Mullet R-ault wh••i ~. ,,--' CRAlR and ott_ oman SS. ,___ 0 M-• 1 T~ Pair lan>p• I" •1 n kilo u.,.,~ ... """' """""""'...,~v ~ ••-and "k ""'' ,_ •~ """ TV _, llO 2 vim! ti """"'Bii C!I <aa SURFBOARDS 8'5" INlrtra Mixing -f:XtlAUST l• !• 1·.1 r table and chairs -· "~ !J ., 32~ :;'~~~ ~; n':xi~ f!relli 155 x 15 a11d 165 x 15 ~:~~ :W111c~~gs Chest 3 drawers $15 Garden Shortboerd S20 9 · 1 1 ' ' ~tost of us coold u~ nu'lr'" SIO. 11 t g h chair S:l. Oc-and polell S> Iron S2. Books pair. 64 .. -.. IJJ • leneth hoop pettlco.t. Siies tires for .vw or Pt>rsdlc $5 SI.SO each. Yellow enamel Tools fl each. Large Push Noserider $25. 8'8" beginner hot'!i<'POY>'er a.nd le!i! EX-easional C'hair $2. '.!-1:!0 E. ~-~yr~~.fK'~i~~ir:o;;: A HANDY man -can ~ in ~14 $S-41.0 Women'• ski ea.ch. Linooln peruiy rol-break 1as 1 table $5. Broom SJ Thermometers $2 S7.50 MS-6501 HAUS'f. J5rh St. N.B. on Ht>ighls Bookcase SI. Picture St. piston. ~ $69.90 ~r ~·-7\1-llO SJti panta ond lect.ioo 113 dlfferent for $10. Ma""'"any st r 0 m berg 1 wheel ~ edger mower DA~'"HUND Pu 3 h , MAHOC ,10,_ LP r-d• = .. <•"h. mov.•er for $16.35 at ~ E. ..,.,..,m Indian head coll '""" $5 Vile S2 Salt Wate.r .....,..., p, mont I CHEST 3 dra11o-ers $6, 4 :. ANY ru a r 11 n ..., ""'"" ....,. ... A~n, CDAI• Mesa , parka S.S each, RCA '15 speed loo penny eo-Carl900 radi~stereo com-F\5hlng poi• $3 f)-esh water old.. pure--bred, no pr.per1 drawer vanity chest $8. lishing chairs $:25. Stuka g&s Minolta Iii u b m In I at u r -rd ~· .. er. Xlnt --•. t for $15. 892-0131 bination, ~a little work 125 ''" 'Ol8 ah""~-17 ,.,.. ood k I eamt't'll. kit .. ""'. Boy" 20" GIRLS B'tke ~.oo Mon. ··-~ w•N ood b fishing reel S3 BB Cun $1 . l)"Ll;--a Rotnry lav.'fl m o w e r , ..-•a.ne . · w 1 1 s ~ ~ $11·, Gtt" I'• bike 110. Gl<I'• AU-·'IAN Sheph-• 1 $15. Odd Blle teakw ut-· 3 IIP .... 110 l-'10 am" 1" It clothes 23<: ·St. 2849 Olklr: """""" & ~•1•-·, Clo..., .:>••wu.. ·~ All . Maple table $10 Pot Belly TAPE Di . I N \'8t'U\Jlll a<'lton, '"'or...; . ,. v vo _,... """ u..u;u r:·-lce skatff and wooden year o!d male n o. and 10 fe \1 table ~·. ~~~ex-Stovf! $25 Steam Iroo $5 3 L---'0r SJmp ex 0 • good tla. !lat and roat rack generator S'.!Q. ~8 ·~&t! Rd C.M. 546-0752 ~ to Sl .00. To)'S, boOks, gUardl 7-$5 only 9-5. weeks okl female 110, -y, ce cn1 c<lll uon. • , .... """,s paper I ape 13 w h " ... · ·1h •"1 TRUN'K · h •--·hold items X to $2.00 ... ~ Clleck protector $15 New 30 v.ith moi.slf'fH."r $6. 54:'>-Jrn · as .,...,m wt •u wit d r a 11.· e r • SF..ASCAPE l2 x 44 S25. •.......,...; Gn-1720 Sat. and Sun . !luUy, both to G 0 0 D ROUND trip ticket to cup O:iffee pot $5 Pfluegl'l' length porcelain stand 11.nd S25. O\"N"Stuffrd 1..tiairll $5, (Frame worth Sl'.JJ , ~~8-l4fi6 1194 Boise Way, Costa Mha. 1WIN Bed $7, baby crib 17, ramilil!'S with BIG P'RO / Catalina aboard the-"Lsland 300 yard fiablng reel and WATCH. Bract'IM, lad I e ' faucrt s $8. Dan i ah oc-$10. Rollini:; TV slalld S<I. 546.-0l93 ( F' air v le W: to -laypen $6, high dlalr $3, PERTIF.S. S.15-3852 flllytin1e Holiday" cruiser f r o m line no Radio $3 Sell Align-white gold, O<"W S I · 5 0 · cassional t·hfi.ir $2. Elet-Toys, b o o k .!I ~ • $5, .2'2 Al!l'Ol\tA TIC rifie $20. Paularioo to Van Buren then walker $1.75, stroller $4.50, ocx; Bed and pad Sl .SO ~A~ Beach S 5 · !'iO • ing link Belt Bearings $5.00 Move-lite bar by Acin€', Lrical gmcrat.ing Plan I, Trayless high chair S.t Torn J7'' portable 'l'V, as is SIO. 8' 6'' liob)'-good condltion. infant seat $1, skis and poles Outside door with gliding =~=--~c---=o---o:"'."c:-= Bookcase SS. Large pruning holds 2 !loods for taking pie-nt'e<i.!: n1agneto S2tl. \Vrought patio ch11lrw $1. Child't df'sk Naval or8.flie tree f;l .50. 2065 north 4 blk& to Boise WA:J) _,_, and bl lures, cost $7.95, never used iron· ·-fl-tab\" .. ., 1513 Or-SIO. 545-533.5 Th"rin A"< C.M. ~. "~"-3319 no, CThld'• UJWr ta e window S'S. Tooneau cover BAR rtooll SS. Books 2!'ic. clippf!l"I $5, Tensiometen1 $5 '"" ..... ... ..., iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil:iiijj"ijj;;i'ii;,;iiiiiiiiii•i-iii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $3.50, mangle $15. 24.:l& La.s for RenaUlt caravelle 110 IJJuni::e S2. Pictures 25c to New Mail Box S3 Assortrd $4. Toile( Sl.2;!. 3 piece batr. ange A\•c., C.M. ~ · _, mat set SJ. 3 pie« klf'Cnt'x N'aranja&, LagtDl Nigueo, Wrought il'Qn bookcase $2 4 75c. Tools SOC'. Hous~arcis pipe tittlngs lG-20-.Jk Brus dlspcru;er set Sl.35. Men's PET cages, all wire, brand · 49s-m4 small pa"-tab!-'" -1. 5:c to 7Sc. 555 B. VictorlJ, i:--iace tool aet $10 tire 36 24 24 115 e•·h ....., '"" ~ "" .,...,..... slacka, 36" waistline 11.75. ne"o\', x x """ · •56 PONTIAC Engine $25.00 Folding chairs $1. each. Costa tiesa. dlaim$0544-lln Sport shirl!, large $1 .50, Large doors. M6-8858 ~...1-transmls:Qon ~'><:.00 Formica table .,_ $1.50 3l·TR-UND~,=LE=~~-•~1ik~. -e-,-,-w-1~25~. ITEK n~·'i IBM I .. ,,. ..... " ....., "'Y """"' ITPEWR r.t:UU1 t tuna some never \.\'Om, DESK Sl5. Sa admastPr neiv 1 rear end $25.00 and many aquarium and filters, needs Bolste'rs and cover for same like new S25. 548-TI65 iypt"Nrlter ribbons, 3 5 c S'lO. ~ington sha\'er, !\("\.\' other perts. Surfboard $25. repair S3 tor all. Suitcases $10. 548-1011 each. t.adif'l!lfloralcapriset, S10. F'Hingvabinehl $20. r .1 673-4281 5Qc..-S1 Hibachi $2.50 Beigt'. l==~~-~--~ 9 BEAU'IU'UL Pupa 115, 50 '" ·d I dr""'°' 72 .. x ~" Sl Girl' TIRES: dune bu~ 11nd E'tlCh. /ulsorted lrunPI S2-S7. 9-ll, new $4 .. , ~JU! Avcn11 a V, $25. Typcwritf'r $10. 1 2 STEREXJ Speakeni, dark . .....,.. s passenger car, aU sizes b)' Loron1..o In the BI u f s, Complete aquarium SJS. Ex. walnut 125 eecb. 22 bolt-ec-si.dewalk shoe skates, , 2 15" 12 and .$5. 642-6974 Hanging lamp SlO, 2 eagy 644-0421 eellcnt condition 200 Books ~. /cli ..., bol piece $2 each. S\.V'elUers size 1--------~-chairs S6 ~h. Dine«e table l0c-51k. 2298 Fountein way tion r iue w p, -t-ac-38. 40, $2-$5. Sat and Sunday STO~ $~5-2 washer dl')'et SS. 2 twin beds no each. BIKE. boy's 26" ram horn Wn magazine $25 t>ach with rnominga only 546-3457 comb1nal:ionL!I ns each · Double bed $17, Sun only handlebars, 3 spef'd $10, "'ci.<:t C.r<.t. cue, octagon poker table i ~~=~~~· __ . __ 'Swing set fl. Wading pool 8' 8-6, 822 W. Balboa comer ~de hall-wave po<Ner iup-LIKE new 2 bulb 48" instanl Sl2 ~·s gol1 woods S20 DANISH CAuch, lake lllble x 20' SZ. Hide+bed llOfa SS. 9th and Balbo8. Blvd. NB ply $1. Vrrom engine SOc. 45 flour~nl 11 g ht bulbs, 1team troo $4 travel iron S3 attached $.25. Mod « rn 2 fishing rod5 S3 each. 131 rPn tumt bl $1 36" m j sha'.le $10 "Argus Special" ' , _ __. -'-k 13 ,_..,;.. '-•---"'·-tabl 18 ~~ s~-· ~-M 645-0890. a e · · nv e d ·~ 2 t "d ei.= .. •C u..... ,........ •w·n.....,, .. '\W.,.. e ....,, .. ~. ........,,.. esa. screen SJ. Instant-load, on,. Bli e proc,,...IDr cnr r1 grs .racket $2 croquet set $5. White modern cha.it $8. ~and 548-4T16 APr. Size lltOV• $17 .50 amall sbot dewloper tank, 35mm good condition Sl5. 206 s.48-7440 6T:i-3180 ELEX:TRIC guitar s 2 5. desk s:u. Vanity dresaer $10, '15c, Ba.ttball lllitl, good n. I '°H:::""°""=,~;,Dric;".c"c:·~c::'..M:C.:::--:::: 15mm t,i frame camera, $25; WOJ\fEJN'S Clothe!., IO· l2, .Browning bow Sl5. 644--0154 0 old dM?8ll ol drawen $8, old Vacufonn $1. 548-5619 1 $100 F'REE itanding gas 'f 1 ash attachment, $3. 25c-$5, wedding dress. lO, BE AU T .IF UL womens radio -record player Sl2.50 LANE cedar chest S2.J. 2 heater $25. $100 Hun1ldifier "'5-8515 '-'h s 9 l"ll J" F.arly American sola, $15, bookcases 110 each. Crl·h, .. 25. Steno1"'"' n1aC'hin~ S25. "' good for WI wedding $25 Cn.>1 C'S, Sile! -' ..,.. ' "" --' ab! 16 °·t ~ '~ ' 13 12 I' '"" <~4 coffee and enu t e · ~ mattress, sheets $ 2 O . 673-5190. HUMAN J-lair fall, frosted womens shoes, 9-10, 25c -• • ~. """""""'' 2 oorner tables SS each. Playpen SIO. High chair $3. POWER m-.. -. like new & brown and blond worn $2, Jampe tl-SS, jewelry BEAUTIFUL handgurui, .11 Anti · rn· $23 .. ~ ... ____ _ 125 1~ ~ d 1 1 ti' ~• ol que eewmg ma me · Stroller $3. Bathinettc $4. --'gee, 8,,_, & Stratloo seldom -........ , ~ new . .....-.,,, ecorative g I a s s ca, ron er ... ,,..e rev vers 1 8 d /Hollywood ~ ~· ., ~ "" ~. Doub e e w Dresser, desk $8. Electric eogm' e 125. 67" "'"' mood wiglet $7., 4ark brown ware 5c$3, original pain-~5 ea"""~· .... 7 50 -·•· h 1 " ~ -frame .. ~ . L11.->• ... s, po.., perco ator .,... Can opener wiglet cut short, $10.00 tings S2 $4. purses 25c-,I, SURFBOARD 10' Jacob6 S25. and pans 2c _ $'!. Lamps 50c $4. Ironing board Sl.50. Golt $35 ROAD race set $1:?.50. 545-8515 shelves $1.50, garden cart Skeg for board S15. 642-6974 _ S4 Garden tools 50c _ $5. be.g club5 S5. Radios Sl. T.V. Pair trailer hubs S3 . Cortina ROLLER Skates woman'• $2.50, boob lSc. suitcases DANISH modem chair and GiN btke $7.50 Sat and Sun $2.50. ClolhH Sl. $4. Garden engine parts 25c-S5 , Min oltt1 eemi-precislon almost never $~--$3, f~iture $2-no, ~-cushion $5. Assorted pie-9-6 2622 B .San'8\An• Ave.. tools 50c. SI. Sat..SUn·i11on. 16mm cam~a $20. E!ec- worn, $25; lee skates $7; ti~ dishes _tl-S.'.l. hre turcs and frames 50c • $2. Costa Mea (Please p&rk in 2.0322 Acacia, Santa Ana trovoice L.S--12 speeker1 S2"i both size 9, 545-8.515 chams small is, Saturday Bed aprtng, twin siu $4. etreet) 645-0890 Heights rear Orange County pair. Olt'v trailer hitch and Stulday ~. 19 8 61 Tira verse rods 96 .. each $3.50 =-='='""~=,---,.,..---.1 Airport. S2.50. Anl !que chair $10. 1.83 EMERSON Portable T.V. G!oucseter near Ada.ms and ea·". Station wogon pod• 12. BEAtrI'IFUL AKC registered '~===~~-,..---CI cre.iik $1.i (per[ecll BClal · W.H.F'. $25 Underwood Bushard, 3 ~~ed ......,ts 5., x 5 .. x 61 male, 2 year old male red LAUNDROMAT v.·ashcr and trim strips lOc foot. 540·575U •Portab~ typewriter w It b ,,..., and white c.ocker Spaniel. dryer, turquoise stack model SWING set $7. Slide $4. High •case $l 5 Tanlc vacuum HOBIE Surfboard 9'6", good feel $5 each. Pair draperies Very inexpenSive $15 New $.25 each. Wooden stand and chair S2 Yuuth bf.ddin~ Sl· )• olt'aner witf1 attachments S6. ss"',nru,.·~~I 'traikr to fit it ~~tc~~gg, d!-~~ ;;~e I~: Universal shock absorber tray $5. Vise $4.50, 3 $1 .50. Sn1•111 tallle 11.nd 2 f , 'Dish master dish washer ~·..., 10" wide S4. 38" loog, 72' eprinp, \med cnce $4 Child's overstuffed chairs S25 each. ch a Ir s $5 . Nursery v.·all $14, 6 electric alarm clocks HEAVY Plate glass n1irror w id c S 3 • A 1 a 0 rte d swing Rt, nee& dlainl S2. 3 Walnut r~d cabinet SlO. decorntion st.SQ. W 11. In u t $2-.$5. Record play~d'1 beveled-edges, solid • oak paperbacks l5c· ea c b . drild Ufe pre-9el'Vet 50c ea. Rocking chair S7. Wooden formica c(>ffte table $10. 4 $5. 4 tires 13-560 good $6., frame, :!6~" w id e, 38%." Assorted clothing 50c • $-1. 644...{Ml bowl with legs SS. BBQ SS. !l!>E't"d automatic ch'lngcr •mall Zarith radio $6. 3910 king $20, decorator head· King siu beige silk, quilted SHELVING 5 cents per foot, Wooden bucket $3.50. Iron-S7.51l. Rose quilted double ",~l Pl .. N.B. 673-1603 board, provincial style, dou-bedspread $8. Childs play Rattan chair S10ottoman $5. ing board, rigid $5. Electric bedspread S7. Pink twin MAPLE N'.le •tand 18 nnd ble size, plus frame S25, 3 desk $1. 839 SOOOra Road in bl bro 18 20" sweeper SlO. Table linrns sprt'ad $3. Aqua dr:ipc "'' Folding cbJ. e · 50c • $1.50. 233 Cost.a Mesa 7'Lx811·'W 12. IO'' fan $4. ,. --• toble ". Mahogany draweor nite-stand $10, OOu-Mesa del Mar. f --~··'· 118 Platform 7ll enu ..... an on w'""'"' · St. BB" \Vilh hc>Od $2.~. E!ec· -"'.Cocktail table $5. flM'rllica ble . mattress, matching box ANTIQUE caived French rocker $3. 1'aps for g})ocs lOc "' .p-"g 125 ·-all 3 dra er G!RL'S """ "-L--'-n b•"ke, tric charcoal lighter SOc. 1 table, 4 chairs $15. Antique '"' • ..... w Provinci61 twin bedsteads eadl, 675-5218 or 542-7662 "" .;><.;uwui .,.,. b"k 1,-A I ch"' 16 50 5 P'--e ~--. ea-11-1 -~,·n·-115. Boy's "°. i e a. QI.IP 11unp $20. Antiqtlf! g ass · • ....... .. ... ,...,.,.., $25 each. Orapt>S. while with '""'· ..,, ........ "" d sweetheart lamp $7. 210 40th cannister .set, Ii n co 1 n contemporary green print, 17'' PORTABLE T.V. $25, Patio chairs S3 • $4. Lounge footstool SJ. Ass or I e N.B. ..Beautyware" $7.50, 2 240" x 82" $8. Mirro coffee Leitz dra.fting equipment $7.50 with pillows and pad. 3 ~s~ons 1& :i~ow; ~ ~· 0 matching lamps, 25'' tall. pto $,2. Mixer SZ. Vacuum $3. ru.50, 130 lb. weight set $10, piece luggai:c S3. 4 large TV 1ttc ~~nn~~ sr..t 1";.8 Sho: BOY 'S Bike $1 · black and gold base $5 each, Pipe wrenches, drill, tools Eiro model 232 VIVM $10, trays $2.50. New oonditim ~ 646-111<1 t•-30" 78.. ~-15 Cl thin dl-L 35 watt public eddres.s Ind' . . 1 roller skat£>S, size 4, $2. Pop. cot ma ucSS, x , ,,,,.... • . o g, :;11es, 1an nlgll, vanous sizes l ......,_ ............... SI . GamtM.I and n ·· MAGNAVOX Omsole gnap-oo wa!flable cover $0, dolla, picture !:rames, oook amplifier 115. Band K model • SJ. Hooked rugs Oriental ;;'zrl~,..'iik.75c. An'll?l'ican 'IV, good condition $20. lovely auburn wig, stand books 5c • $5. Silver dollars 500 tub! cbedcl!I' wttb 510 Sl .50. 65 skeins of afghan Girl and Jack and Jill 675-0I03 and c86e 125, "A""' Friesland S3.50 each. 159 E. 2bt, C.M. }>and $25, 20 g a 11 o n y·-16 50 Booktt Sc ~ .. 5 O'f\U ... .... · • -......... magazines Sc f!ach. Ell"clric ll D II B 9 4 9-.5 aquarium $20, metal car tap J ·11 1 2 5 o ~PLE Oib complete. Ca r. · · · a.m. -p.m. apanese P1 ows · · knife sharpener S.l Scat hell 613-l'.i92 DUNE o .. ~. converted '50 % BRASS bed S_3. Ironing carrier with aides $5, 17" Beautiful ladles lwldbags SI 11.50. Stanley 6" ....,,...ablr ~ L----' eA "-I I Motorola T.V. S15. 893-7479 13 • -· 1y · ~" WOMEN'S GoU let SlO. Call Ford a good one with some .......... u .,.. ....... casiona tall e • . ....... e sweaters, size , saw and grinder Sl7.50. 3217 673-3592 work n; 962-8745 $4. Large chair $10. V&nity WROUGHT lroo bang in g 36-38, Sl -SJ. Like nt'W 2 and Colorado Pt s.t~362S. table $4. Firewoor caddy $2. lamp $25, n~ cmvertible 20 3 ipiect' knit dresses, siu 16, Walnut electric wall clock CHILD'a Car seat-very nice Dishes, kilchenwett lOc. $3. inch bl~ with tn.ining $15 _ $20 • .shoe6, 81h. 4A. 2'Jc BR.AND new lJO pound S2. TV caOMet 15 Olandelier $2, factory shop manual for Books 25o. 1961 Maple, C.M. wheell $20, rtgulation mail • SL Toys lOc -75c. Doll barbell set $25. ~07 $10 Screendoor $5. 459 E. Triumph TR-2 and Tit-3 SS, Garage 5. 642--0974 box with metal post $4, crib, d 0 11 h 0 u 15 f" With ANTIQUE pol..-belly type i1ower St., C.M. Datsun 4-spd. transmiss~on Sl\fAlL boy's 2 wheel bike pollo'er edger needa repair furniture 75c. Play table 75c. stove S'20. Antique kitchen' NEW Bathtub faucet $4 $25, Datsun 1200 ex: engme $5. Infant's car seat $1. Car $10. ~n9 Double bedspread $ 2, 5 O . utensils 50c -S2. Wicker Hammock~ 81.and SS 36'' parts $2.' to $.25, Kenmore bed n. New bumper jack $4. WET Sult $7 Bed complete Down comtoner fl. Wool baby dressing table $10. 3217 high swinging louver do'Jrs automauc washer ve:ry good Clothes 50c per bag 145 19th box spriJt& and matinee 125. blanket s:z. Auto robe f.Z,50, Idaho Pl. <r.1esa VerdeJ SS. 3 gal rompressor gnrden o::inditlon S2S, tire and wheel St. C.M. ' S48-3SlS 2 wool afghans S 3, 5'1()-3894 gpra er $5 549-2526 for 1936 Otevrolet $7, Waste ffit)i>iCiJ:"fi..:-H.:;;;>:i; II ;,;;;~~--c---,-, Toastmaster toaster $3.50. %. SIZE bed $10. ~cd fen-Y • King bu!1t-in dishwasher $5. TROPJC~L ~: He11.thty DEEP Thrtt drawer chest n,..~ transistor radio 13. clog, planls 25e·Sl. 54$.6328 4 DUCKLINGS $2.50 each. 3 SI! •u; tank ra.rsed fish l5c • 75c. ru ~ HP Briggs and Straiton --o Some b.-eeding sl~k end Comer desk Sl2 Girl's Steak knives $1. G.E. mixer BABY car bed like nf'w $8. 1" o tar y mower $15 SOFA S25. OWr $15. Coffee other equarium needs $3 • beautiful !win, wbi~ head-$1.50. Gla.s&wan", teapots lX Infant scat Sl.;,(l. S!erilizl!l' Retrigeratur, (works) SlO and end tables S5 each. 8 ft S25. SJot car! end ac-boord and frame SIS. • 50c. TablecloU\S 50c -S2. $1. Sunbeam iron SJ . Bow"l!ng ball and bag $5 Dinghy S25. Lots of women's cC"SSories 50c -$7.j(J. 151 549-ffii7 Towell 15c. Aprms 25l'. 642-5662 Single mattresses St each. clothes sizes 12-16. 50c-$5. Tulip Lane, Costa Mesa 2 OVERSTIJFF'm Chaita Decxa ttcord player S7.50. 1WfN hox .11prinl{ and mat- 646-8226 AcCf!ssorics and many other COCKATEILS, Young male v.ittt 2 lets slip covers $5 Other recttd playen l1-$5. lrC'Ssl"S S25 each set. Twin KING Size pale gold quilted items SOc--$5. 2000 E. Balboa $12.50. Females $10. 546-2286 Desk $3 Monkey pod tables Electric fan $2.50. Nt'w mat-custom made spreads and spread $7.SO. Twb'I quilted Blvd., Bal.boll 675-1128 RELAZ • A • CIZOR Pn> S6 elCb, rood condition. etmg sWtea11e1, 2 large Sl8, nounces $25 l!'ftch set. Htw:I.· d fitt~ 15 oo TWO ~-tdoor &tal rockC"l's ' Drapes 25c-$1. Bar 1tools $2 l amaU St2. Kodak refleJ1 board lo match $25. Bld'c a p r e a , cu . . vu feM:iciaal model $25. MS-Crocheted ~lld $25.00 no pads, need paint $5 pair, 2529 apif!CI! Ornarn~ntl 10c--50c camera Koxlet lens S.150. t\\·ced upholstered choir $2:'i. CUrtain!, perla:t cooditioo Antique JP!ld doors with'==-~-~----Lampa 75c-S2. Excelletit 646-3302. 308 Robin lfood 962-452{1 15 c-$ t. 5 O Pal r. glass, good shape $.'i each, COINS O..incolr! eeu 1941 to y,•arnen'1 clothing, size 9, 10, Lane, C.M. 3 LAWN chEllrs a1J is SI. Broile~ S 5, O O. 3-way antique 11.'lllne iroo dale) $3. ~2529 U, 25c-$.'.l. Boy'• n'H!Tl'1 t MP ORTE D Danish Girl'11 3 1'J>Ced bike Sl 5. General EJeotric Roaster 1910 with stand $9.50, 3 M· 2 COl"FEE Tables, 1 end clothini 2Sc-$1. 1000 Clay St. teakwood coU~ table $25. Table lamJ>.!I $2 rach. A~t. oven $15.00. Pyrex teta Jq>tt\e tique drug store quart bot-table S3 t>a<:h. Men'1 gize Caragoe in rear, NPwpott 673-4976 fo'M au to ratlio $25. Hand $2.50. General e I ec tr i c ties with stoppers $5 each. small, new b\l\Ck !eat~ Beach, 548-89!18 ,...., ,.,.,., 1 $2S lawn mower SS. Saber saw 36 .~-~--~~---i ENCY........,rED A 5t'l . ~ steam iron $4.00. Poleroid 53&-0071 536-0J, Jacket S20. 6 year crib with 10 mm Tower movit' camera Junior set $2S. Tirefl 50c a11 is SI. 3' x ,,· mO:'laiC' t11blo cament. with leather case AQUARJUMS SlO _ $25, dcisk Kantwet 1na«resa S 1 5. $15 Tripod .creen $S Black each. , Great 8oo':b )"('QJ' $25. Pho1o devC'loping kit ru ~ Wind 7 da ·" 2 '" = and ~ fl1.:... drill u" SlO. Rmm camera wi!h extra . .w. up Y w...., 21 x 42 $25, pool 12· x 4" -~-~"~--~--'"'""-.,.er Uuuv "" booM St f!acil. Bookcue Sl clock with matdrlng scones $13, ll&ntster cage $5. 4 BAR Stolls, birch S20 each. $15. 548-7132 1 .. -e Dictionary $3. Alla.a lens SZ>. Boe.t eompesa SlO. bl k 'th ~d 17 ~ ===:--cO"C-:=-.,,,.,,~-1 ....... 11o 2 set!! grey seat bells Sl. ac WI 5"' spears .<N. 847-<M92 Bed.frame, Map If! $10 SHAG Rug 9 x U , $4 D'rapeti $2. All a bargain Excf'llent. 548-5623 Formals, JlWtlle ch l t ton RABBITS Sl ea. !>49-0J70 Kitchen light Ii x tu re , $2 Children's bookll JOc 838-3643 cocktail dreM i!lzea 7-9 CRJB SIS. End table (black Colonial SlO ~Ia.pie telephone ea.ch. Apt D 215l Orange 1 71~ .. ~TV~-,-ood~-"'"-n~d-and-~p;~c-BA1111NE'ITE Sl~. Jump , $3-$5.00. Brideemaid dress, and while) new $10. Chest stand $20. Maple wall mir-Ave., C.M. ture $25. Cylinder g 11 =·at ~a~~ Sl-d~.!C~~ deep pink, aiz.e 14 112.00, $5. Bookcase $10. Lamp ror. $:25. 962-9870 White n,ykn uniform slze 7, bl k and 11.1 l SlO SMALL F'rlgidaire, 56 x 'Ji x engine $7. Rol.ary mower, as &<*ease headboard $14. Sal ~.oo. l\fen's wash and "'ear ( a.c .. "' le .. ·\YET Suit S7 Bed, box JPring, 25. 3 cu. tt. $25 00-3781 U: $.5. Dune buggy bumpers 1-4. 8.13-1S97, ll!<m Mann St. Suntboaf'd 9'6 SlO. Dining maUt"eS'I S20 Br,. a k f a at CARP G _ __,_ $,2 each. Radl~record player lnrint', !University Perkl slack& $1.00-$4.00. Alburru of room !ll"I. including 4 dlairs vinyl, 4 chfllrs. 2 uph:*itered E'TIN 30 y .... ~ .. gold rombo conaolt: $25. Table classical records 331/l 50c t'1Q t N-·-~ s'"-"""" nylon $25 plua pad $5. El!'e· G.E. N'fri .. <!rntor Slll G11J1 •·•. n ""l""" """:""{;!)~ annless chairs $10 each. radio S3. Electric clock SI. ... t>acb album. ~ S~~ B Cedar St., NcWport Beach 5'\S-3:1!5 tric trains wtlh lracka, irtove $20. Surtboords Hawaii .Never worn $5.l)}-l7.00 207 PAIR ol MIT Radar ~lags BACK To achool clothe1 ;:;:.:. 25 ft chi.In ftmoe 59646-~~MOUTII, 60 Opel ~~ru'! e ~ u ~ds h :~d ., · :~th Place, Apt. C, Costa $20. Two single box springs girl's 1 u b -t f e n 1 2-l 4 Wagon S25 cacti. Bnby crib quiver and 4 9.JTOWft $15. with mattress $5 per p.iir . .,.. • '12 50 ., • ., ......... OLDER Q.een rarrge $15, ..,, r.~ $5 C """11 Bi,...h St. Sa"• A•• • WHITE Poodle pupeif!I $25. llardv.'OOd headboard for =-·=·=,,· _,·,,.--,--,,,,.,-,.,,. ~2960 •• · ...... ,,,,. · as -''" "" .. , Green couch and duUr $25. double bed $2. Bat>y bed PERSIAN FerM.ie kitty with STERm Amplifier $l!S l'.MI ~rator SS. Old bath 11.!b Heights • "' 494-4855 or C94-9'l12 with m11ttttss $5. 4 speed &hots $10. 96s.J470 SS. Ori.peg SS a\ch. 1962 REDWOOD lounge $5. Table1 , Ateren ampllfier $25 Stef'f!O M Pl CM 642-1823 • ., C' hi ~-15 S .S .~ PACKARD Bell T.V. with stn.lght toothf!d Chevy truck CRIB S\5 Did t.able bl.ad dirarcer S15 Turntable SlS eyer · · 184 i:::m~foo"""'c:M. · at lll1 , ltand. $15, aib with mat· trans.misaion $ 1 5 • 514 and v.·l\ite, new-$10 ch:tt $5. FM I~ $7.50 F tuner 56, 56 IUld 57 CHEV pam S1 • trf!SI good condition $:20, nf!t Hanullon. ~ Dining room gel Include• 4 SU. SteN!O ~ra S1l $25. 62 Corvalr buck'! -.eat., CONCORD grapes !or 8Ung, play pen like rirw $12., cac PICI'UR~. palntingi 25c • ch/\it"!! $10 Jn N'ew port AmplWler SlO AM-FM radio l::f'H!n S2S each. Rear ace1 jt\Jics. Yo\l pick. Brina lugJ, 'bt-d $3. tlt':ctrlc eterillttr $3, $5. Bi:rdc8.gt' and accniories Sl'iorc-s, 226~ Cd5r St $1.0 14 .. portsble $2{1ll"lV 1 _1_10_._888~W_.~1~9th-S_t._c~.M_._ $2.50 icA;. MS-4!00 JU range $15, rttl type $4.. Ulility cart St Stf'!> 111001 Newport Bee.cb remote $25 tmF converttt SIAMESE kittt:nill, sh o 1 1, ELEC'"l'RIC iw~n S20. 2 eiedrfc ftKl'lll'tr with catdler :~jl R:S~ ... !'1· ~~ a~ PORTABLE Capitol_· custom sg ~la ketns: Viking !ape papen availsbile S 2 5 upholstered cb1l:s $20 each. ST. XKJ81 Momdde Or., H.B. Child'a ~t;" ch:tir 11.50 record player, ltkc new SU p-eamp 15 VTVM $fi.50 Auto 546--8858 !>mall radio SS. Black nnd ,.._.,,. ~·c'· 12. or.-.. lOc • 11_ 5311'.'-4 radio Ii capctti~lscbAra:e BURMISE===~~ltf~tt~en-,-.-,..,....,..i., t11u~ lamp1 $1. Kltchtn "~ ~ •• ,. 1----~=~~~ c f 1 d 1 -~~-Items lOc. fl. 64&-4ii79. :::W BLOND O&k end table. $10 tee altiltcs $1.SO. Flow~ ar-RELAX • A • ClZOR. Pro-a P a C t " e -'\;<""" PRPt'l'I available. ~ Sherwood Pl 1 «.eh. MatdUnr coffee table ran a: e m f! n t 1 SOc SJ. ~ model m. ~ tral'lliator I~ s10 l.J-475 SINGLE bed lete no · C.P.· · :m 9 x 12.tutc me with pe,d M 1 c ro1 cope 1t1. SS. 2529 ~116~.~ AM .~12.50"'500P. Floor lamp 'n~ $5: ~~~' ':.,~"u,:..~k:!r $23 6 x 9 brown &Na rue sa OuisltnN tree S2..5ll. Twol==~~..,.,.-_,.,..,...,,. "' ;JV ·-~ bed 16 1-R:T ..,. 'Double box fPr1n8 $10 5 Jont Ar1'111'1 ta.els Sl .00. Walnut SEW'C"l'G Mad\lne, <Md mblt' W eltctrk f!)"I! H DC-DC Baby bum er car · l..amPI $3 each. Bicycle e•- .. tlet bench S4 Vvtouil laJll1)9 ~ $8. AnUque adding modd $25. Portable quarts. power amw.rttn S4 nd:l. Swbli Sl. 9'24 Dopood, f:'tt'iler$5. 5«),.-0'i'29 NOW! ' NEW!: ~· PILOT PENNY, . . PINCHER .. ' ClASSIFIED 'ADS WITH 'A " NEW-LOW-RATE i 3 LINES l TIMES IN THESE CLASSIFICATIONS! Fu rnitur• Office Furniture Office Equipment Store Equipment C1fe, Reat1ur1nt Bar Equipment Household Good• Appll1nce1 Antiqu1s Sewing M1chlnes Musical Instruments 8000 8010 8011 801 2 8014 8015 8020 8100 1110 1120 8125 Pianos & Organ• Radio Teleivisio" HI-Fl & Stereo T •P9 Recorder• C1m1r11 & Equipment Hobby Suppli11 Sporting Good1 Binocular&, Seopft Ml1c1ll1neou1 ··1 .. ' ' .. • I i.J I , I : l • • • ' ' ' " ' 1130 1200 1205 121q 1220 l300 14od 1500 1ssd, l60Q ' ' ' e EACH ITEM MUST BE PRICED e ! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ' • No Item Over $50 e No Comm1rcl1l Flrm1 • • No Copy Ch1nge1 e No Abbrwl1tlon1 • START MAKING MONEY NOW! ., CALC ! l 642-5678•! ASK FOR YOUR DAILY PILOT AD-VISOR AtiD YOU MAY ~HARGE-lfl 0 ' .. J • I I ~ ToUili!r SI Iron $2 nu.chine $Z. AU 117.cs acbool hee.lrh lamp $20. ~ com. Auto FM ccn'Ytrttr $7.50 C.M. a&r l PM 1 'EX=CELLENT="°'='°,....,..,-cv--..,-t-,, 2 ~ eloCbM UM $4 Ntw clolhtna: 9l'ld .t\ON JOc • s:i. mode or •bow f' t COi).. Healhkit EM..Z SW recelva BOX ~ "· 18. Drcb'!c car• l controls camtn&: l&rte '°>' ..... $2 nberrlua s.t-sun tu:e Thurin+ 1 Modi VAletct:nt dWr $25. 545-2S21 $10 A~ tape deck (no coffee pot $3. camp bed, cue $12. Neo.rly new elcc· bt~$3~DE. MlflolB&1 OOINS IUncolnfldAlMl.:r amp} SS. ENI r.c e l.-~r llluminum hm;e $3. Stttl t.ic bw!bA.11 pm. H- • 1~ :: ~ ~-~~~-~-::..~-:_-_OW\G_-:_cc;.E_:~m::_:_.::....::.t1a...=1o=1=~~'=· ,.:....:,.,.,.:.....:....~:::..~ ~: :.: --~: ~o. ~::.:~:·:._:-:_::_:..,..:....:=::=::-:_-=~~:_:_~·:_:-:_:··:._:-:_:-:_:·_-:-:_ __ ·~·~~:_2·.:.:_·:_::::_~:::::~::==:::::::~~~!!!~.:--"jl • I . ..... ~·· PETS 1nd LIVES TOCK TRA NSPORT"TION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION 11.ERCHANDISE FOR ! SALE AND TRADE O.,.eges.lo I022 MERCHANDISE FOR 'MERCHANDISE FOR SALE AND TRADE SALE AND TRADE Dog 1125 Bo.h & Yachts Pi1nos &. Or91ns 1130 Mlscell1neou1 l6001--'-------9000 Boat-Yecht Charters Trucks YSOO Imported Autos 9039 I ·,-W-H-'EEL--Drl-.. -.-M-.-,-..,,-'Y -tA TSUN 9600 Imported Autot ---------1cREAT DanH. ! dloiCtl pick ----------·I PLANO 15. yr o4d Ev~n. '° REFRIGERATOR, 0 t: a k , ot llH« pupa. AKC Qiam. GARAGE ·Sale FM., Sat. • ~1 hllh· f'Ull key boftJ'd1 Tablet, S a l • d m • • t f: r pion 111ock 1-~awn 2 mllt:1 • J_T_'_S_S_MA __ R_T_E_R ___ • v..g engine big th'et. Rusty -------- TO CHARTER hody. $.lSO. 6t2-IS43 Sat ' '67 DATSUN 34' ChrU SH Skltf, '61 AAkinii: .......... $13.100 Sun.lOAMtoSPM; Mtiqug ~k. complete w~ ef'( R.tfrlgentor. Remington l fl"m&lf' ·64~ tum., Dr'l'lldtn flcurines, dehum1dlfer . Brau tnmmfld Wvtr new Pol11.ro1d tlltn11: ;;;.;c;;;;-.~·:=::---.--::;:--:;:; ~. ttooaebold ao<>dl. mullk: rack, m • t c bin & ca.binE'i. ~ TV 'a, ~c~ IRIS!! SM°tf't', 8 n\O ()id ~· Y•wl, lo!s ittir .r.. •.Ila .......... $16,500 :fi' Stf'f!I Yawl, top lhlll.pe! Cal 25 . RAW"#On 30 . Albt:ra: Sun ' Dr. SfA"rlON \VAGON. many othf'l' ftf'm1, brass, bm<.-tl. X~ l.D>d. $500. aquarium oomhlnatkln mix· ~MaJf') Pedlgrtt, Ail shots. etc. Prict ~f: from 50c to 67>Jlll tt l blmden. 'f'wo portablf: 1.AJi:er lhan av 11\~e $125. $1S«I for Dn:&den ~. HAMM~D Spinf't Oraan typewriters. Utensils, books, =,,.._="'TO"IO-===-.,,-=c:- Alao compl woodworkif'IS:: Mdl Mlll ExceUml ron-mMY mi!c. item&. All ex· POME'RANIANS, 2 males, Recenl 11.1rvcy. Bel'n to Honolulu. OFFER! 35 • Bouncy to • Nr.wporter '67 %. TON CamPM' Special Automaiie tr g n s m1saton. k et e h • Mariner tO -O\ev. w I 81,i' <M'rht-.id radjo, h<"aler. white w..U Sehoc:mc-n . 71· l''airllner -30' ca.mper 16,000 act. mi 's. tirr1. A be&utiful one owner 40' Owms OJttt:r -fut • Trojan • 311' Spt Fisher -nu· $2!ti0. &U-S500 'real Blue able! •••••.••••• $22.500 17' Klnp Cruiser Sloop, finf:st on cout! •• $7,400 DAVID L. FRASER CAU.: CHUCK AVERY 34:M Via Oporto. N.B. merous olherL '66 CHEV. ~ Ton pick-up. 8' $1795 , CALIFORNIA CRUIUS .... o<and ....... $l>OO "' ejecut LAllH' shop. tool1, table nw, dlliQn + extra 5. ~. cellt!fll! Yes, r" a 11 y .AKC _ JoiMt, under, ~·· drill 545-.~ giveaway prtct'I. ?298 D ~ .• 8 we~k!i. m Each prt9 CQfl'lbin., d111do & ==========I F'ounui.in Way Wetit at Joo.nn 633--8355 20 years in Newpon best olfer 545-3003 U.UIG Emle Minney $.48-4191 '61 CMC ~ ton pickup. T()p ~ M!I, wood lathe, & Televlaion 82.05 St. AK c M I N I AT u R E Jlf:Cf:$S, cutting I 0 0 Is . DACHSHUND PUPS. Mair. e CHARTER THE FINEST med\11.nical con d It I on IMPORTS New 40' Ketch 642-3119 ~w. M50 ~1 11.f)l)l"O'C. nb11 SWIMMING POOL or Jo'f'male. &t1·'7846 or 61l-25JT • 613-2'00 ========I ASSUME Balance on 1964 --JHps 9510 1%6 Harbor, C M. &16-9.10.1 673-5251 • 494·3916 E.'ves. J1llOO or will tradr. for loYi ll"'I 111 Ft Pool, Fillrr, Surl•~ lHl-6730 pti. med car in good cond., Skimmer, MalntenlUIC'I Klt. c==.o=•T,..-D-=--,.-,-~_c::-_.-.L~m.°' a ble 10 pus t:!.eetrorue Color TV ,.._.._. ,...... Owen11 '.W:>' Cabin Cruiser Boat Stor1ge 9048 '66 DATSUN Roadsrer 1600, 4 Y11cht. Twin 225 H.P. V8 61' INTER.~ATIONAL Scout. spd Bronte fog Its trunk cbedc-out. 21831 Kiowa FREE Ground Pad. hrt'f'd intrrnational cham· t.one. """1. Sch. 962-"'" $9 PER MO. $149.11 ,1on. · ,,._,,,,, , ,. 6 engines. sleeps 6, aolid BOAT STORAGE -4 wl'K'el dri\lt • 1ravf.'I top rack. sis:io.' :it18-5663 aft 6 mahog. double planking bot· & LAUN"ClilNG • new tire~ -f'Xcellent ?On· pm. Newport w est area. SECARD POOL As1atu~in1. Rental can epply to 323 6. Main, Oran1e I Arl~o~,..,:;:;~,'M"m~· -.-,-.-.~.~,:;:..,:;h~"":::i"' •om & sides. All tesk deck· Sall or power up to 20' ditioo $995. Will cons1df.'rl"'========= ing. Just load<!d. Only 200 fenced yard. Newport trade -642--0297 AppuancM 1100 PurchiM 532-1992 AKC Clwnpiort stcd>, fem. hours. Call Roger MJl!er Bayfront, Monthly ra1es 1946 FORD w I shell FIAT 546-1200 lncludt: .•. Use ot ~st camptt. V-8 engine, stick -----ORDER BY PHONE l'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!l -195-4:.'03 iLaguan NlgucJJ ~ -8 8511 Put yourseli in our Place NN 54 • 1-larbor Bl\'d D-1 Theatre MALE AKC silver toy poodle ~frlgeraton 9 At.1 to 8 P.M 7 Dilys 3100 McFadden S.A. 4 mo5. shots &: groomed. 1-4.' SKI &. fish. just refinish- l'd. Johnson 35 hp, trlr, lights. skis, anchor etc. $400 54&--0784 c.A~~~NY'S sl\i1t over--Orive. S 2 9 5. '67 FIAT 850 CPE. SJS-2281. ~2-1943 Sat ,; Sun. Sharp . low mileage • 00 ~ and [lf:W but ' m 64'l-538J 111.ighlly scratcbde I'll" deited SWAP MEET . -==========I '59 WILl..YS Station Wagon. 2 m p.h., 35 m.p.g. At the wd. needs work. $250 oc best UNBELlEABLE Low Price .1dmiral refrigreators prieed Hi-Fi & Stereo 12.10 SCCYITY pup.a for sll.le, .. aell immediatdy. All ---------1 A.K.C. regi.'Jtered. < 11 t > Sailboats 9010 AER-ONCA 7 AC "Champ". STEREO '""'-0 solid slat• Slarts AUi J'7 492-1842 ----------~ .. inodels must go! Many new ....,,.,., s,.11.1272 aft 7 500 SMvn radio. i en, Admiral models lo chooM" eonsole model with AM/FM MIN ff'male Schoauzer pups BEAUTIFUL JoUy Roger 25' ('f'COnite. Must sell. 497-1251 drom. Financing available. n.dio, 4 apd changer. Take COLOR TV, Packard Bell, AKC re.1:. Ears C'.f'OPPf!(I. All sloop, l \J yrs old, per1. cond, u .. _,. they ~ui't last. over 1mall paymenls or ~·aJnut con.sole, remote, exc. ho>lll 67~3251 11leeps 4 w/head, galley, •-:.;o_, __ FUmitut'e $93.20 ca.sh. Credit Dept. cond. $2&0. Original pain.:'=.=.· '-",C..:'""-;---;;;:= atove, new 5 hp Seagull ~ n.o.u• 535.728) tings $125 tappr. $400). Spitpoos Bl.adl: &. F1uffy, motor. Sacrilict: $4,500 firm. 19~ ic 45 ti. Double Wide I===='='===="' Ladies qua1. clothinr. ljke 1 malP l fHT\ale $10 each. Call for appt 673-5492, Roadli.ner set up in adult ~ W .17th Santa Ana ISOO new, Sl to SS .. azs. 7 · 8, * 847·$81 * 494-7445 park. Ready to move in. --.,,-,.,-i"'C.1'--<ll!5mu.;-•-, .s_,po'--r_1;_n,,,9'-G_ood-:-::'-:-:--s-10. Mesa Verde. 546-0625 1 AKC ugistcred miniature ISLANDER 24 w /c h oice Includes refrigerated air • VACUUMS • SURFBOARD 9'.1'' Jacobs, 3 * AUCTION * Schnauzer puppi~. S7:t. Newport Mooring. Full race, con ditloning . dishwasher $10 up. Repairs A: parts. mahog stringers. mahog tail 842-7361 dinghy, many extras. SASOO. landscapini:". carport, patio Reasonable. Coast Vacuum block. aimi-1peed Skar. Xl.nt U you will aell or buy 170 awnings , 11k:irting, n c w 33.l E .17th, CM, 642.1S6() __ .... s~lnt.A &i\'e Windy a try WEJIMARANER Puppi~5 Britisb Seagull Mtr. · Se .. vuu ~ .,..,. Auctions Friday 7:30 p.m. AKC. Will be 6 wk5 !tf.i ::i 54g....(1957 carpet, lined drapes. nal u rr. c:old5P(lt Refrigerator, SURFBOARD 9"8" Windy's Auction Barn female!!, 3 males. 842-5187 12' SNOWBIRD No, 291; No. S-6TI3. Full pri~ $l!500. emulated 'Nahlut doar S60; "Jacks". Di:cellent conditioo cond Call Dual Wide Salrs ol --~-~.. Ta..,..n •o:A. Behind Tony'1 B1dr. Mat'l AKC Beftgle, femalf' $15. 6 Jjhf'rglass bull, fair ·• OJ""man Mobile Jn c. ......,.._.......,.,. rs-..,., $50. 545--3014 -~"Id -··· b.....1.en trlr. incl. Makf' of I er ..,., 968-3275 I :s"u"RFB="o"A"RD'""".-.•"·•"··.-,=o f: 2075% NeWJ>Qrt, CM 646-3686 .. ..., " ........ ,. ........ .:.:..~ 5..11-8571 . ...... , 545-4322: WASHERS $29.95: dryers Quiu. WA.UruT Exec: desk .. chalr, I~=~,,.-""""-===:::-I~,.~. ~rnc=cs~-o.l~t'"•---""·~-,..,.-... 30' TRAILER at Bayshon.'1 $35; F'rMZf:?S• f15: R.tf:riJ., * 337.2907 * like new. wu $225, now WIRE Fox Terrier P\JPfl ...... ,......., Trailer Park. 2 Br. '-bath. coppertone le Avoc.t Guar. il"°UTIFUL nickel plated SIOO. BJack African Mhg AKC champ. 1tock 9939 . Shola. Dacron 111. i I &, F1oatation $2,SOO. TERMS OK. Owner. •A" l095 COA. bookcMt w/glas doon sso TERMS. 642· tanks. M~I aee to a.pprec (2l3) 332--0605 ~ 9mm Luger 1utomatic pistoJ Off c· $395. 633-(367 HOTPOINT elf:c ilitio cook $.1%i. 642-5662 :.k Betll _.. er~ i.rl'1l l2'S" PURE-Bred Poodle Puil ppi~ 0 T N a.st lOxSO 2 BDRM buiLtioa • top&highovencombo.lJk• If'. guuu . • Male&.females; i va .OO"N. l•r SAILB A . ~ m ' complt Furn. Excll omd. M2-l861 SURFBOARD 9'4'_' Natural 548-5984 aft 6 $40. 549-3654 dacroo, rigging, Seaworthy. Tradewinds Park • Sp. C-2. DeWcond.$95. mabog., color strmgen, us-ON"i'E-s;,--;~;fiiBoxox~Sj;;:i;·;j;;::l'""""'========I $69j. 1472 M()nro11ia, NB. STOVE $15. Large froJt·frtt ed. twl Barg 642-3797 .JJ et "' pnng!, 642-7518 -~ ... -•--freezer 1 7 5 Cf!, • $10.00. Kitchen door, 6 ft., Horses 1830 -"'~'~-,1w_7~--o---,,-, IMU""°'ST.--;;S.:;•'t ~1.,.,0:-,--;;M;:ob;;;;:ile ....... '6~......,.~ • NEW Surfboard 9"6" won at 7% inches long by 29inches 1----------JNT'L 14, good cond, 2 494-3052 '-"-f ..,.,., ""'-Home. r~t.s, drapei>i. Adult a contest reuua or ..... .,.;,>,/ wide, SS.00. Table model TV Highly 11Pirited black, mains, "! jibs -spirmaktt. '-"., KSNMORE ef@ct, dryer. Gd. will &e!l 1or-$80. 847-3368 doem'I workJ i o o d for sleek Mus1a:ng gelding. $325. w/ trlr $42'i. New cu.s park. 847-59'24 C'CX'ld. $75. 3 yn old. 646-00'27 600 paru, $5.00. Gentle. with kids. Must acrilon cov $65. 64:l--(M36 9 2l5 -• 6 PM Ml 11 I MOTOR HOMES ..... tt ice aneous AM/F'M RRdio-S1ereo com. aee 1t111,pprecia 1 le. $27S. BY OWNER 18" silhouette I:;..;__.;..:. ______ _ Aircraft 9100 Mobile Homu 9200 ()ffer. 833--0276 of R•creat'n Vehicles 9515 OORTEZ Motor llome -Xlnl. cond., air roncl., -n1any e.'<- tra.s. $9,460. 615-2962 CAMPERS 9520 ' ' ' 111 $1495 Li<' No. TQCT.1.11 ZI MMERMAN DATSUN THE HOUSE OF VALUE 2845 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 54().6410 '67 FIAT 852: $150 & Take over paymts. ol tl9 mo. Private parly. 549-3969 JAG UAR '62 XK~: Ja~iar Roacls1f'r faclol)' h&.rrl top. new soft top. radial tires, radio, ....ire whN'ls. xlnt interior. 43,000 m1. $2450. 968-4328 '60 JAGUAR MARK IX· right hand drive, ftigli!h ,::.~==~---,,=:::-I serv. history from new. '65 DODGE Camper Wagon. $1450, will trade.. 2 13: . ' ... • Expandable top. C!!mpcr s~ ,3~ equip. $2195. 642-3701 .~·o-~'ccec"=;;-;=co--;;= ""'=''=========1'63 JAGUAR ~1a.rk 2, sedan, Dune Buggi•s 9525 aulo/pwr. air. c h r om e ----~----c:--1 whttls, $2,000. 613-6900 SEE THE KAYOTE e LA PAZ BUGG IES e 962-05.18 or 962-2"!13 G.E. Ele.ctrio MObil• Mild .,·,.. ., M "·m-•. •m. Eves. 642-044 il I 2 D·-· ~ ' --· <8ped ty lJPHOlSI'ERING • $79.50, 2 "'' ...... "'' c•h.~ss sloop, 3 SI S, s pe ' WAJ\'TED co-driver, ror La· ...,..wasu1:r U<UA • projector; lawn mower & O.B. incl. $1450. 494-6242 11 [I Paz race with. pesos. noo. 646-2095 pc. (Euro~an craftsmen) catcher: rnaplf' desk: port TRAN~~_S'~TATION -~I ... _ M Free est, del, pickup, 215 -~ HOURLY RENTALS I I 1 * &12.{1350 * bl ~ KARMANN GHIA '64 GHIA FREEZER • C•ft:ll ~.T1"" ~ ~ Maln. HB "Be"'"'" 536-64Cti l'eCOl'd player, el<". 642-291». B 1 & Yochts 9000 * Rhodes ig·1 * -===--,'°"'c:---,;:::. Color me yellow with ih .. ..., cu. ft. gd. cond. Make offer. • . .., 834 W. Wildon. CM OI • al'---MYERS ~lanx 40 hp. May tnn & vinyl interior. "'Llke ·-~, BUY YOUR FIREWOOD al Fun Zone Boat Co. B """ <pt tr•d<• 1137,· "" ~ l!d eicc · new .. 100'7v mechanical war· NOW & SAVE!! swr car track Atlas 50 ft Wt: have accumulat sever LlDO 14, 2 se11 ol sails. • Days 673-2000 WHIRLPOOL au t 6m.a.t 1 e •~"' a CORD. 540-9887 :includes power packs, coo. small trade-ins that must be trailer. good cond, $950. ranty. ~er $50, M"&)Ug gal ...., trol.lera, 4 cars. llll deg«>e sold. No reasonable olfet re-5<1&49'14 VW DUNE BUGGY fiJ. ~r $50. like new 847-8115 rlECORATING Paper, all be.nk wall wllh t!X tra wide fused! S6:ict. types $1 -$5. Typewriter lhou.lders, Well worth ;75. '66-16. Lonf' Star, J ohnson 1968 Columbia 21 w/ Johnson : 67:\-4281 I\ ~ ll10 $30.Polaroid$35.549-«251 4$-0056 40hp .......••... $15!6. ou1board. t.1 an y Xtraa! ' ~~ 0 Antiques 9X 13 TENT, sideroom, MOVING SALE 63 Tr. ph '60-n' lio!Jywood Crart. 75 $2100. '* 842-2494 Imported Autos 9600 ' s HEAVY, Carved Spa11i sb metal poi•" Good ~ondition. H Id c 11~1 hp Johnson, SS trlr. $19'.lt LEHMAN 10. Good cond. . , . . w•, SP"'•y'mco:"r-,'~-ylmim~rt' I\ ~O, sideboard $315. Napcieomo $35 968-3275 en ° n v er 1 e '61·~· Burchcrah, 160 ONC, Alum. spars. f'iberglass. • , .~ " ...,, ,_ ~~ .J JJ loveseM$165,walnutmarbl• . Hou~ld good~. bab.y 1/0, tralirr elc ..... $21$ $275. Sacrifice. 675-2681 k ~' 1,,.. table sr.;. Se-veral leaded ~UGS SOc-$3, d~ !IOc-$1, ltem.t 1 n c ~ u d 1 n g twin ,61_19. McCullough Craf!, , regardless of year, n1a e ' T~,-... .,, ... hanging ab8de9 ~ .... $3. 2633 Elden CM. atrollrr. 675-2070 r iy;,g s-o.trlr .•.. Sl~. LOA Sloop, s.lccpa 2. 1 yr old. Mini Bikes 9275 or condition. Try us be.fore ........,. 03 .,... ~.JO<KI .. v All extras! $.\6;,{) or trade you sell. ELMORE 549-0303 -673-1190 •~ & up. 2136 NeWPOrt ';:i"-;,;-;-;;;;--,o;::::::=:--:= CUSJ'OM Ve lvet d r 1 Pe 5 . '58·16" Century Resorler. h I d BLVD .-I. for car. 842-1529 BRIGGS & Stratton 4 HP t.1CYI'ORS, 15300 Bcac B \I . 1970 HARBOR . Blvd., Cor.ta Me&a 6' GLASS ~ with never been u1ed made to fit Needs/eng. Nice (.'Ofldition! 5 1120 1967 SINGER. Wal eoneole incl. Transfer al aervic'9 min for ••• repo, T 0 u c h-o-m et I• 1 auto, zi&:-i.ag. butum holes. blind hems. fancy ltitcbet. No •to. tachm-..-. 113'1.8& ca.sh or uaum• Sf.lO mo. Guar good. 526r6616 Music•I Inst. 112S Pianot &. Organs 1130 • PIA.NO SALE • Fina.I Summer Qt:.arance! All pianos priced to leLl now! ~lendelsslbn Grand • ••• S6t5 EsleY Grand • • · · • ''"' f7$ Haines Grand • · · ••••••• $195 Brarnb&ch Gr.utd ••• ••• $895 Kimball Grand , •• ... ••· S895 \\l urlitzer Spinet , ••••••. $395 Knabe Console • · · · • · • · ai9f> ~tany mol'f: to moose from. Bank terms -no p;Jymefl.I till October. COAST MUSIC 1839 Ne~-pnrt Blvd ., C.M. &16-0'lll PIANO SALE l\.10N"nl.S.END CLEARANCE GR.ANDS '* • SPINETS .. * '* *WAS NOW Fr Prov gr SI ~ SI09.i Sohmer ~·al gr SJ600 t1345 Knabe Jvx gr SZ"J95 $1815 Wtriitzer sp S699 ~ Kimbal con1 SERi S5 75 Studio upr S546 $.1$ 8) New & Ur.ed Sale Pianos Gould ·Music Compeny D'5 N. Main. S.A. 541..(1;81 Season Sale! lights. A beauty a.t anly $45. • 9• opclling cl to nr. S99S SNlPE 16' 9". Bara:ain. $300 motor w I F'ox fr a m e.1 ~1~v~,.~-~· ~·~··~'=· ~894-~3322==· ==lii>i5!f.C~O~S~T~A'-'jM~Ef-AT'" -W ,_ CM 0 -$75 A ad · -·1 Gla..sacd bull Geared tor dirt. $ 9 0 • 1965 Hardtop M1 I FM ,-===·=-==·==·=·===•l """l.SP'8Y Em. ·voe 0 lB'Utility V Bunks 60hp me. ,.ai er. ' EALEY ... grn heavy mesh drapes fits Fisherman.' Spec:. trl~ fl.250. Good rond. 49U129 673-4281 -· AUSTIN H ~1a.n.v Extras! Top cond! FREE TO YOU ll' opening, $85. S49-lTI3 WEST COAST YACIITS 14' Satellite MUST SELL! Almost new Must Sell! $!3!15, 548-2321 GOLD COINS · B.U. Mexican Newport Arches M11.rina $850. * 642-5151 Bonanw. 1100 . SOO. '62 TR3 evrs. WANTED. Good horn .. fot itoldpiecel!', 50 peso 1$63.50\, 33.1.1 w. Coe.st Hwy. e 642-3869 • Road1ter '57 GlllA, Good condition . lOmo, old Shepherd-Great 20 peso ($28.50) and 10 peso Newporl Beach * 642-1711 Power Cruisers 902.0 MESA t.-1 lNl BIKES 39.95 up $895 S·l95 Dant. Female, all sbota. ($15.25) or all lhret: for UD4 . PACTF1C YAOiT SALES Sales • Parts • Repairs fjecut LemtA• * &12-3096 * • b J ~ ·1 Call 548-6449 Q\VENS 26"' cabin cruiser, ~ 0. v . a • • .......... "'1 SaL-·t-L-,, made $389 2267 Harbor. C.M .• 548-3007 l!ltit. KARJ\1EN GHIA. Jm. ~"~-r~ '"b d KIRBY I & 'IV u. '66. Low hrs, fully equip. I il iguyw-l!lJ, ........,.. wa..... og. vacuum (" eaner Keftenberg • l-Dtmo mac. cond ow m eage. ~ ~ 8/24 t -•-T k ., Sacrifice~ $7100. &U-5789 $ •~ 67' ·71 ~· at au uuentJ;. a f: c v e. r 28. Sip lnbd, sharp, try ~ Motorcycles 9300 IMPORT '~SI=~=·==~";;===== i ADORAfiLE kittene. All .11mali payments or $57.20 3446 v · ()port N B 25' OWENS CAB CRUISER 1. Grey A white. Will have. cash. credit d~t. KE !>-7289 e 1~~1570 o, e · · Xlnt cond. Loaded~ Sac! '68 HONDO 190-C Brand new, MERCEDES BENZ 4 ~ k:1!i ld ELECT R C K 547-7100, 675-5008 evH. only 410 mi. recorded oo 1966 1-larhor. C.M. &~930.1 -------~--lfttil eya, w 0 · 1 enmore 16' PLYWOOD G I a 11." speedometer Co1St ovt'r $400. 675-5983 fl/:M W~r, perfect ~'Ol\dition . Homt:lite 56-1964 outbcwlnt'. _ ... ....i Sk. Bo ts 9030 w I 11rld 11ccessorie~. will LOVEABLE Big c r a ti: I « Seip ~ wig, B~t used 97 hrt!I. Xlnt cond, ~-1 a sac. for $300. Owned by boys altered male, yoong ape.yed de.• e 10·P 1 n If maC'ltine AmericM trailer, must see. A True Winner1 ooe week who were ground. '60 AH 3000 hd Ip, xlnl cond .• '63 eng & trllfls, overdrive. $1250. 4M-7793 eve. calico, Bath miltftl toed . All MS-8037 lo apprec. Entire outfit CUSfOM BUILT Thunder· ed. t.-1ay bt: seen at 4639 sbotl. 542~ 8/24 ALUMIN. patio umbrella & SlliOO. 545-8998 bird Formula 233. Thi• 23' Gorham Dr. Corona del DATSUN BLONDE Mo, Beagle & Ter-round table both $35. ~ AUGUST SPECIAL! Haul all fiberglass V-bottom beau· Mar. (Cameo Shores) 1---------- rier lemak. Had 1 .mt. French doors $<!, wall basin out paint job8 • best price ty has America"• most fa· •67 250cc Suzu~i X-6 Hustl'l'r '68 DATSUN Very cute & lo v ab I•. & faucets $5. 499--4171 on 'ule watei-front. mous racing design. SAF· Immaculale. Only 2(0) mi·s 2000 SPOR'IB MS-2407 8/26 68 SOLID stlltf' atereo ccn-NEWPORT ORY DOCKS EST SKI 8-0AT BUILT. It's $500. or bst 0 r ff' r, 0.11. Cam, 135 11.P. coc;..o.POO. beautiful black eolc. Oiam()nd stylus. 4 en the Bay at 2(llh rough water tesled and 8..ll-!llSO/l'Xi l4.. b!'t . RAM & -;, SPEED TRANS. Ir white markings. 9 mo. apeed. $79, $2 .... ·ecldy. Free e 675-l5ffi e cquipPed with a ~rkeley 5Pt.1, R.12-;,'286 or 673-6595 Can'I br told l.rofn nl.'11.'. old, has !!hots. Adult family home trial. 5.10-1212 23· STEEL ("abin crui!ff • jet · · · powered by 8 450 hp aft. 6 Pr-1 Low local milf'"I. Factory ml 847-0030 GE ~ to to f Aero Marine. Cruises at 45 .. -:=-,,..-~~~-.,,,,.-.,.-,--"''arrantPe y. . . re .. "fiera r P 1"ezer ~ flflg. $500. 26" .stc>el All o! the extns incl. si s '66 lfooda 300 Dre fl m' 4 DARLING Toy Collies-$00. Draperif's • Ian ·1 raf1 • needs Png. & somr helnict. $2795 idths t><Mh ood nd .t" radio, 4 sJ)l'aker stereo & 4-Shpeherd piJP!i. Females. ' w g co 1 100 hardwllN' $.'100. 2"1' 0 1ris wheel custom trailer. Cost windshield, saddll' hag~. >A·k.~. old. 1644 Labrador Dr. $50. a49-l!l26 0-af1 cabin cruiser, clean over Sl2,!XXl. Owner says Xlnt cond. $400, 536-8270 C.M. 8126 BEDSPREAD Brentwood $1850. ~I:,(18 best olfe.r takes&. it's nearly '65 HONDA 305 Dream · $.100 BROWN &: wht, S mo puppy orig~ hot pin k &: ollve., l09';-;;CE;;;cNW;;;-~R~Y'°2'l;;;5c-;;JJ"°P•:;ld7·~.c I new. 642-4Jzt, Exl 240 Days: 642-564 7 Uc. Nn. VZR00.1 ZIMMERMAN DATSUN . '. '61 '. . ' . '. .. Mercedes Benz 190 SL Thoroughly reconditioned. Excfllent rondition. Dir, <.'an finan1>e p1ivate part;y. Sl!Wl dr\s, oac. 4~-977.l 'M-190 SI., l0\11 mileage, Good condition. Both tops. • 54S.91l64 • Red Hill Ir F..clinger -nr El Spanish style. Sac. S45. Only &pd boat, Xlnl rond. tbru. 644·1742 Eve.nin1s and Wttk· 320 Del Mar, Costa Me!!ll Toro, A ug . 2 0 t h S mo·s old. 536-78l 7 out. Worlb $3000. Accp\ 11ny ends. 1'~R Sale: '66 Honda 45() cc ":xi 300 SL "Gull \Ving ... !\llnt 2845 Harbor Blvd. thruout. New !'ngine. ~tUST Costa Mesa !>I0-6410 SELL. * 497-12:17 • 646-9206 8126 ELECTRIC Trolley ~ ton. re11s. offr, See at dock -4208 V''A~C~A~T~J~O~N'"S~JX",-,,ioU,,;-! ---1 excellent condi1ion. r.i50, 4 LOVABLE Tiger 1lrit>ed 12% KW A~J p h 11 ~e River AVP. 6'75-t3.i5 1966 Cris O'alt 17' ~pN'd boat Call 962-1528 kittens. 6 'A"la. Mom pure generalor. Ski boat with S A C. , 11 l JI e a JI : 16 ' fi.'i VW sunroof Ask $1,000 1008 Honda Scrambler 90 br'P(f Slam~ G33-7'M.2 1111 motor. Shop oools. 64'l-46lO '"Pnw!'rt•at", fiberglass, 6.~ • Cllev VI! Mlg. inboard • 40 Xlnl rond. S2'.!:5. !i p.m. 11./27 REf'RIG/top cross freezer HP Mf'rr. OB. Conv. top, hrs. original -rad)o -all •841-83'25* THREE GutMa Ptgii. M<lfTl "ir 13 ("\I fl frttll'r. ("OO('h & canvaMee, trlr., elc, $1375. lt-1.ther int. Ski bar mounted 1967 TRIU~IPH 650 Bon- 3 babil'fl. l...on$t Mir. v•rll:l\!6 chair All for SIZI. 646-5270 644-2028 in engin~ -pl.us brand new nevillt: 2,000 mi. Best offer c 0 1 0 r "· rr i e nd I y. n Monte Vlst11. 1 rear) CM 'NRED or APT LJVrNG1 Coleman camping outfit takei. 675-267l eves 615-249'2 96'1-4634 Rl'n YOUNG Mynah bird, hPRin· Try 36' Po"""'r boa! fur 1 Oasis tmt -3 way «lflV. CUTE 6 wttk old kittens. ninJr: to talk; large cage; changf' SPflCiou3-prict'd to IX!Oler -2 pl mow Hie jug ... l:~!~~l~~l:m~~~ Calico mothf'r. Afternoons. $50. 494--7917 srll! Leave m f: a .11 a g f' 3 burner camp stove - &t2-1323 Evrs. 54l--771!fi 12x12. BAMBOO RUG 64&-J194 l~m 300 watts -1 sleep. l 0:54;'-8-8559'-;i;~c;--;;;;:--;c:;;-;;;:;:;; lng bags -all for $3295.00 ·66 HONDA 160: just N>bll. KITTENS. 8 v.<teke old. 1){11C'k S15. MZ.4115 e 19" SPANKER class sloop 100 t;;, fin111ncing 0 . A . C . Xlnt Cf"!Od. Used. but NC!r lft black & w h i I p , with trlr. lull canvas rovf'r, fj~~7 (private party) 11.bused' 548-4200 67~3199 Al.it Misc. Wanted 8610 4 gails. All like new. S1750. · i'<'iT,;;-,,-;;,;;;,;;-,--;;;~1-----··-----.. 645-01 .VI INBOARD 48 cu. i n . t'JG6 5:uzuki 100. Xinl rond. TI-IE HOUSE OF VALUE '67 1/2 DATSUN 1600 CONY, B<-auulul loc fll onr 01\·ncr spor1 s car. 100 pl1Js m.p.h, 25 m.p.g Full fac:tory equipmcnl. Must be SN'n -This \l,'N'k t'l'\d . Priced to sc.11 and we mean to sell $2195 Lie:. No. TYX&r~ ZIMMERMAN MG '68 MG YEAR END Clearance AND DEMO SALE SEE US TOO \Y' ecut Lemu FEJ\.1ALE KittPM 2 m06. -Hydroplane rf'lldy lo r1cie. • $200 ti Fall &hlpments ol Bald'Win Bluf'-~rt y p ,.ra l 1n . w A N T E D XLN'T'. 15" &>al , ~5 l£P. Boa1. molar .r. trier $49&. Exln111. m1· rm. Pianos Ir Organs on thf: fi46-7)49 llf;.'6 MERC. OB w It r II 1 l P. r 646 3k.?9 I===·=~''='"===·=== ~·ay. Our noor A: dlsi;oo MALE .Puppy -Cocka.poo 8 WE nred qu11.llb' (na junk lni't:OS work) $l50. 644-ll4t. ;:;;c,-~· =:-=:-::;::=--;:;,-Motorcycl•s 9300 DATSUN IMPORTS 'J'HE llOUSE OF" VAl~U I:; 2845 Harbor Bl vrt. l!Witi Harbor, C.:\f, 64&-9?m model.a mu.#t go. Pri«"ll wk,;. -Ms had ahat1. please) • F umiturr, color f>«-21~ SKI Boat, extra llharp. 14', ala.shed! Doem't It mttke 54H595 ll r.'6 TV's, stereos, 1ppliancu. 13' Whalrr 'til, 40 hp, $11!'-> with 65 HP l\1erc. S7!1.i. Trlr. HO.'llDA 3tti SCRAl\1BLER ae.nae to a.bop UI belore you toob If office ••nu ipmt:nl. LIDO 14 No. 2725 xlnt $USO. Included. 962-9651 1966. Juat like New! New ~ Kil!en5, 9 wks. cld •-.w buy! &4H398 TOP CASH IN :I> ~tlnult:I Dl\)'1 642-9784 Eve. ~ LATE '67 GLASSPAR ovt'rsii.e lircs. Extra ge1r WARD'S BAJ.OWIN STUDIO 1112" 531·1212 * 893-<f65 STORAGE, Trailers, boata, 11", Mere Crui1cr 120, ""' toa· d irl. Motor ju111 rebuilt. •-N -C M ••• •••• --,:;-:-;:;-;;~c=:::;:==--;:;:::;I lrailer. 642.sJ.33 afl. a PM. J..qt11 of chrome. $150 or be5t .uov.1. e-i--.. · ·• ou"O"O"I 2-WASHING chi N d WANT To tiuy aluminum etc. $7.50 J)t'r/mo. Work Oller. 9S2·7G.119 Or•nee Gill• Larg*st work. 186 :1 ,,i;:· A:, patio covf'r AT LF.l'.ST 9 x -'J)lllce. 642-2601 & 548-3261 Ma • E 1 9035 1,,07==--==:o:=-:=-;= ()ne...Stop ~uslc Store Coal.I MNI 17. Must hf' 1n f:Ond con. 30· OWEN'S C!lbin Cruls<:r, --'-'"-'--q~u_,_p_. ----'r.5 llONDA 250cc Scrambler, Wurlltur pianol I. organs. I i'Oi'O.O::::::-=;:---:O:;:-;:;;;; dition 11nd r r ~son 11 b I r , twtn llC?'e'\\', SlpA 15. MMY * 19S3 7h hp Elg;n ootboru'C! low n1ileagt'. Excel. con. Fllcher, l(anabt JI i •no I , ~~E~O cat11. Xlnt ~;,;; ~9-0674 Xtrftll! Call aft 4-5~9-428.'! motor. J:O(ld~. $50. rlil11lt'I S4.'iC1. 11-11-1739 P1l.)lf!'I' piaDol. ftbil, i\l&r,. .-;;;;;.,;;;;;--;::::--;:---::::;IVERTJCAL dble door C'Omh. 2!>' TROJAN, i mm i c. * Wizard hull 111 ~ Mel'C' Granda. 5 PUPPJ.ES ~ le Jood rt'frig. fr"""lrT" -Alao lf'lter throughoul with tlip, 21~ in-mo1nr F.lg1n t111Uf!T, 1tond WALLICHS-MANNING'S homN. 548-1.169 11/26 &i~t<I tile e11tilnM . top cond. tel'l'\'pt~ $4,950. 6"13-St~ rood. ~. !i7f...001.i .. ~~ ~~ CUTE mlxf"d puppiE'& 7-m&les 64&-8226 Evf',. 14. OUTBOARD wfl8 HP. EVLNRUDE ~ $600. Loh!!let o.taMna * 540-2165 l·frmale. 54S-0>25 evf'll. 8/24 And tr•iler $250. or make ol-skill $350. t,alhomctf!r $396. l'\'r'O malf' ratblta w/ ~ Mlchlnery, etc. 1700 f'er. 5-48-4504 ~ OR J.431U NOW SERE -U. new 6 1 Lg dos noose. 456-8(22 3 ic 12 0"1nd~ Ir Prict: 16' SEARS outboard. c\a.U. Bott·Y .tc.ht ·--····'lnl' T-8 BR 0 w N I u i II e • p I f . H&nd rf:'ed PrT!tq P'tftl. 35 bp, bi.JI IW, tb lltUtt:r Ch•rt•r• • ff•mt;DCl!il! SpJnet orpll ~7004 8127 Eltcftlmt cood tdorl sm. .. tral1•r. $000. 673--.1833 9039 -tbe an.I: 7ttl 1WO Rhode-Ialand nd btN 536-8411 , Huntingtm Bee.ch DAILY PILOT DIME·A· BLUt\VATER CHARTERS ICffM'IDT.PJIILLIPS CO. u ~IJ. 545-7811 RJ'11 2.<XXI LB. MtJbil Fbrk Lilt. 1.JNES. Ycu ~ ms then 27'·40' U-.Or~ Skip. Aval) UOf N . ltaht • m WHrrt: MAlt! rabbit with hut· RflhuUt. $47So. &»l691 1Gr juat penni• a dly. Die.J Pay/wk, 6t6-8lnl )t hra. M ___ .-. _____ .. , de m:1i1U •111 '"7-:HS.1,,.._ IC!;;::.;.a!l=------'-Wll1-"-'te-'-~.---t1"-T-DI_,.... ___ = • Auto Service & Parts 9400 • 4. f10x14 Spr-rdmy v.icl" 1rf'ttd UrM. Ovrr ~, 1re11tl 1t'fl. $1l(l. -.1589 Triller, Tr•••I 9425 1968 14' NOR'MlWEST Lltt.le Dtpiper. Set 1 Piii er Ernie 11.t F1lrview D'.ie?O Sf'rvk-t:, F A-ir I. Falrvil'W C M . ...... .,., C~111 Ml"'Sll ;,4{)..64101----, '64 DATSUN MG Pickup , Th(' pc>pullll' and h.'\rd to find S•les, Serv1c•, P~rts model! It'll rfd and hi' 4 Coniplrt(' new ~1(; in\ent~ry speed tninsmisslon, 1 rtal See lht' n(•W Austin America mil('aire maker. Here Now! $1095 Newport Imports Ltd. Can fin antt 11.ll or parl PAY· 3100 W. COA51 Hwy. men11 111 low 111 S22 00 JK'r Nc11·pnrt lk'Ach mo 0.A.C. 6"i2·flKB ;;.tl).176-l ELMORE l<r17 l\iGA s.1:.0 M01'0HS 2!ll :I :Y:l. 011\lr TOYOTA Snnt11 ,\n:i, C-..i.hf. Ph. 1!94.J.."t20 1961 i\1GB i\1U61 ~n. lt;ivmg 15.300 Be6ch Blvd., \V!tmnsir county call 548-4(»0 '86 • Model 1000 Roa.mter. 43.® mi. G()Od ClClld. $1775. OPEL 67>-3111; 1--------- PJ.ANNING to movt!? You'll '64 OPEi, REJ<ORD llflOrt rind llZl-amaring numbu ol ('<lllfM' PlrN"I imf'(lrL Uk<' bomea !n led~'• Ou.rn.c:! npw, o ... ;ner 67!"1-~~ fdt· ~ th~m now. CJ-IARGE m • PORSCHE PORSCHES Till 912 4 Spt'f'\"I '63 Super 00 '&4 Super 90 ... m s si-i ~.~ J-49-0303 -67l·l1M 1970 HARBOit ILVO, COSTA MESA 1966 911 PORSCHE. Navy Blue. Delta mark ten ig- nition system. Special f:X· hallLSt system. Pr ice d reasonable! Private party. {TI4J S22-S3C» 1968 PDRSCH.E 912, $4799. Burgundyfblk int. r. .epd., chro1ne whlll, wood steering wtil, tinted glass, AM/FM s1!'reo. 6TJ..Sn3 ~ · '57 PORSCHE, Whitr, good ' interior. Priv, pl)'. muat sacrifice.! 49-t-lJSil ,._,...._ '68 PORSCHE 912-5, bluet Priv. party, 2.000 mi. *518--1810* SPRITE ' "62 !\IK. II Spri1e, rebqilt ef\l;·, nu-brakes, runs jood.~ s.11;, 430-1684 SUNBEAM '67 SUNBEAM Probably the-nieffi Alpi.nt ,. in Orange County! FAC: TORY WARRANTE:£ . MUST BE SEEN~ Price? -How·s Th.is for openers .• $1895 Lie. No. TRK369 Avoid the rush, come earl,y. TIK're is only one. -.:. .:-· ZIMMERMAN DATSUN THE HOUSE OF' VALLIE 2845 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540-&llO . ' - TOYOTA ~---------ii~~ '68 TOYOTA l' ~' YEAR ENO r Clearance AND DEMO SALE - SEE US TODAY ! ~ecut LfmiA . • IMl'ORTS . ·. 1966 }la1·bor. C.M. 646-9303 TOYOTAS '· Sport Sedans, Coupes, \l!lfR:· ons. V.1e've got them. hlI types, sticks. automatics. Most one owner wilb tow milc.11. Can finance all or part paymen1s as low ·as $22.00 per mo O.A.C. ELMORE . i\10TORS TOYOTA Ph. 8!»-3.120 15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmn~tr TOYOTA HEADQUARTER ELMORE 15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstt' Phone 894-3322 19671,; Toyota Crown, spcrt• &edan. Air cond .. etc. Offer! 9684364 TRIUMPH '66 TR-4A lnd. Rl'ar Suspcns~ N!'ar New Condition REDUCED $500 To Th<-Almost Ridic1.1louJO: P1ice of $1895 .- Lie. No. NRU661 •• Get here early for this otii: ZIMMERMAN DATSUN THE HOUSE or VALUFJ•. 2M5 Hill'bor Blvrl C(lsta M~ ' "66 SPITFIRE Triumph n lstr., radio, tt, wire 'A'hl.'f']i;. $139S • •' ecut Lemu •: IMPORT~ ;: I!'Wi6 Harbor, C.M. 646·~ '61 Triumph . TR 3 N,.....U· rm in1ro. tronrt nmnlng mndi11nn WI~ wht-f-1•. cllr, f''ln fln•rw·r pnv11rr p11rty. S.~ rl<'ls niiir. 4M·97t.'I "Rfi TltlUMPH Srutflre ~ II. IM'W hrt'I. bllttf'ry, trl\tf. Rrt. HT. convm. lop. ton· n11au. Ex«!. ('(lfld. $1600 • ~= . '62 TRJUMPH TR 4 Roadster 8.r!Uah r1C'lnJ: cr~n Many xlf'll.s. Ex<"ell rood. 157:\-42!0 For DB.Uy Piltit Want Adi. Dial 64~71 ~ '. .. -. .. ' • • . • . • ~ • • ;. 0 ' • • • . • ' • TRAN SPOllTATION J!llNSl'ORTATION -TRANSPORTATION -TRANSl'ORTATION . lmP.,.M Aut.t 2 .:._ 9600 Import..._ AutOI-HOO ~ •-t t •• t""-•600 UMCI C•rt HOO VOLKSWAGEN CHMOLET -. TltANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION UIM Cort _ "900 UMd C1re - CORVAIR flORD 'SS VW 1qu1rebaek blaupunkt AM /FM radJo., 613-3283 or u 84Tft '64 MALllU '64 ..sPYl)EJt...T&n 150 hp. Super Sport ~ed. • "d · '62 FORD GROTH . Riff, -. x.ltlt COlld· Ask-f1ashini r e d, automit:ic tng $925 CM eve• Ii: Sun. trana, power •tHrin&. pow· 642-m& Fa lcon Deluxe CHEVROLET MONTH-END SPECIALS '63 CHEVROLET VOLVO ---er bn.krs, lMMAClJLATE.1 ~~==~=~~~ OnlY '60 CORV·AlR 000 4 dr du~l l door, while with blue Inter- ior, automatic tr&Nmiukm, radio, beater, a real milcq:e &eUer. Only -'66 VOLVO 122°$ l.Or. Auto. Trans. $1495 p;p.. Sood..-. B£ST Can tinan« all or part Pay.. On'ER 0•tt $250 to 4 pm ments u low u $24. per Sit AU£ 24· * 4$4-6&;.'2 * $695 --Ntar new eondltion both mech. and in 1ppean.nee. Reduced $500 lo tbll all time low prlct $1895 Lie No. RDW703 ZIMMERMAN DATSUN THE HOUSE OF VALUE 284.S Harbor Blvd. Costa Men 540-&llO '68 VOLVO GET OUR LEADERSHIP SA VIN GS BEFORE YOU BUY!~! .l)eMltmi4 VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN • IMPORTS I;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ~--------·11966 Harbor, C.M. I' '66 VOLKSWAGEN '68 VWs $199 DOWN i6 AT $60.50 OR OUR VW Today Plan $199 DOWN :36 AT $44.02 Inc:. Freslr air vents, heatf!r, de!rqiler. Low seat1, vinyl int 2' monthl, :u .. ooo Mile Warranty T&M :MOTORS Garden Grove Blvd. at fk11ch 892-5651 or 534-2'284 '65 vw ~.ck. F'1lly equip'd + radio. 100% ~war rantY. $1495 Autos Wonted 9700 Uc # SNR75G Not much more nud be said •t tbis pri~. But it's rH.lly a very dean, dead sharp little car. Could be the buy of the month. ZIMMERMAN DATSUN n£E HOUSE OF VALUE 2845 Harl>or Blvd. Cmlta Mesa 54o.6410 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR· USED CARS CONNRl CllVROLET 1967 VW, red, white int. ra· 2828 Harl.ior Blvd. dJo &T~~erM~:;50RS Cotta Mesa 546-1203 Specializing . VW & Porsche WE PAY ... 800. GARDEN GROVE BL. CASH GARDEN GROVE 192-5551 or 534-2214 '66 VW 2 Dr. 1300 Deiu.'<e. Lo milage. Very clean. Must sell immedia tely. $1300. Pri party. 968-1039 VW engines. Steady in stock. 1500 cc -s:m. 40 hp -s235. 1300 cc -$325. 36 hp -$155. ~. 64&-7670 Eve1. '64 VW Must see. Beautiful grttn SSO. down "0 AC for used CUI I trucka J\lll call us for free utlmat1. GROTH CHEVROllT Ask for Sales Manacer 182ll Seac:h m., Hunti.-:rton Be1c:h Kl 0-3331 Will Buy paymenui only S33 per mo. Your Volkswag~ or Porsche 842-4615 I pay top dollars. Paid for '66 vw Deluxe s~il. Extra or Ml Call Ralpb cl•"'· No down OAC, 673-1190 mo 0.A.C. ELMORE MOTOltS TOYOTA Ph. 894-.3320 15300 Beach Blvd ., Wstmnstr '61 Impala Convertible, medium blut, with white top. Automatic transmission, power steer- inJ", power brakes. BEAU· TIF1JL. Only $795 Can finance all or part Pay- IJlellts u low a1 $22.00 per mo 0 .A.C. ELMORE MOTORS TOYOTA Ph. 894-33:20 15300 Beach mvd., Wshnnstr 4 SPEED SPECIALISTS HIGH PERFORMANCE CUSTOM CARS LARGFST SELECTION IN ORANGE COUNTY Selected Auto Center 1l'.ll2 Harbor mvtt. 531-4646 '65 CHEV. Malibu; air~ond. Pwr. •teer ., 1tereo, loaded, xlnt cond $1.m. ALSO '64 Impala 4 Dr. bdtp., pwr. ate-er ., new tires, extru, n005. 968-Jm 1952 CHEVY. New radiator, Good body Ii: titts, enrtrie need1 work. Best offer taker;. 611 Kings P I . , Newport Height!. 646-4032 '6.5 I MP ALA 4 door, excel. cond., new tires, Pow S/B Sacrifice, Can be financed. .,,_.,., 'S8 Impala sta wag, fact air, V-8, turbo h)'drornatic, dlac brakes, man;r extras. See & make offer. 962-6054 1967 El. CAM.lNO 4 Speed, disc brakes. b u c k e I A . AM/FM. 2514 )).:I.vis Pl. CM. 548-7335 62 IMPALA CONV. ----···-~--- CORVmE C8l\ finance all ot part Pay- ments as low as $17.00 per mo 0 .A.C. IM,ALA C,E. 'S3 CORVE'ITE 2 TOPS. 'GIS Ml.at aell Belt o I f • r • elli· &:: bod;y. Many Xtru1 77Ml.10 OJ' ~1301 ••k lilt Chuc:k. ELMORE VI, ,,.,,,1141,, ,,.,, lletrlnt TXT-111. MOTORS TOYOTA Ph. 894·3320 $799 '66 FORD UD 1fl300 Beach Blvd., Wstmn1tr '61 OORVETI'E hd t P l 962 fo d '/.1. •~l•mtlic, ,,.,, C'Ollvtbl maroonJblk int 4 r Int. t ir ct114. XCN-629 LIKE NEW. Pvt pty. $1750 ,,..., "'°" ,;..., ""' Galaxie HT Cpe. $1399 * 830-1268 * Power stC"e"rfn&. crui!Oltlatic --,.,...,--;;:,.,,==_,.,,,..... CORVETIE '57 a.,,;o 301 ""''·· R & H. Ar.at knowo '64 CHEVELLE stick. ctu."tT)'. Mu11 sell vi.Ne at only S'°RT COUPE bell otter. $695 V.I, t Mf•m1fic, •+c. OSZ.456 • 548.2711 e lst car ltll on Harbor Blvd. $1199 -~ ... ~"°""~-.-.~Rd>~~--1 JOHNSQN & SON a .... •'"·"'""'" LlncoJn.Mtteon-y '63 OLDSMOBILE $2995 * 615-5787 Costa Mesa Branch F l5 DODGE 1!1-11 Harbor Blvd. 642-7({J() Autt1nttic, t it, MPN.191 4 SPEED $399 1963 DODGE DART Silver blue with beautiful con· tl'a.!tin& interior. Automatic, dant six. Just as fresh as can be. Only SPECIALISTS '66 CHEVELLE HIGH PERFORMANCE , Au+i "'•tie, ,.,,d. ''""' f,11• LARCEST SELECTION lN d•r work. SKM·6l0 $995 ORANGE COUNTY $8 CUSTOM CARS 99 - can fin8tlce Ill or part Pay. ments as low as $19.0ll per mo 0 .A.C. Selectecl Auto '65 MUST ANG Center Stick·PHW-111 ELMORE 13032 Harbor Blvd. SJ'14&16 $1 099 MOTORS TOYOTA Ph. SM-3.120 1956 FORD 2""" norotop, good"'"• '64 MERCURY 15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr '63 DODGE Pol.era 383, 2 dr, OOckct seats. 4 on the floor. Top cond. Muat see to •p- preciate. 54~ FORD bra1'e11. Padded dash &: headliner are like new. Hu power window, brake 1, 111teering. It a1ao hu a rac. tory 1ir con.ditioninr unit plus radio & hl"attr. Total pric:e L'l25.00. NO LOWER. Call S36-8411 H.B. '65 FORD GALAXIE LTD Air conditioning, power stce:r· 62 FORD Galaxie 500. Pow ing, power windows, excel· sleerlnz brakes air. Driven il'Tlt nmninJ" condition. Dlr, less then T<XXI miles per can linanc:e private party. year. See lo believe at SC'C Sl90 dels, oac. 4M-9Til. W. Coast Hiway. Ne\'.•port Beach or phooe 548-7751. 63 GALAXIE 500 Dlr. VS 2 dr Hardtop 1967 GALAZY 2 Dr. hrd(ll, Good Urea, P/S. P/B. R/H 390 mlr, pwr 1tr'g, brks, fac Very g::iod condition -• Lo I .....:.-.:.. e 646-0111 aft 5 e 11.Jr. m . ""'""''· 54&-9818 ;-;-;=="""="°',.,-,-..,,"'"°' a.ft S MUST Sell 1965 Gall.Xie 500, 2 '59 GALAX.IE. Good cond. $295. Miulon Viejo. 837-8850 eves &: wk endt 1961 FORD Count~; Sedan Good cond. $395. 642-1450 or ,.,_.,,. dr, lo miles, elee.n! Aaklnr $1195. 642-6115 eves, '61 FORD Bronco · like new, only 1,SIXI mi. Good tern11. Private owner. 673-7559 COM ET v.1, •utt l'lltlic, r1dio, RIS·611. $800 '63 FORD XL v.1, •11tomtlic, pow•t in9, 11,. IGU-170. $899 •le., '64 MERCURY. .MONTCLAI R V.I, A11tornt tlc, P.Stt1ri n1. rtdit , lit1t1t. RIX-t14. $1199 '65 IMPALA SU PEll: S~ORT VI, powt191ld1 , ,ower l"t • Nl9S·•04. $1399 ...... Grttl. Cht•toltt lteli•••• 111 lht inolli.,.dv1I, lriflt your ln· di.,.Jdutl lrt n1p•rlttit n 11r•b· 111•111 I• u1. -·-J4?-0l0l -673-1 Ito 1t71 HA.lt.IOR BLVD. COSTA MESA =nta only $44 per mo. WllL Trade 20' lnbrd with ==--~-~-~' completely reblt enr & other '65 VW AM/FM radio, wood equip. Va.Jue, $1,000. 548-11.31. whttl. Good tire1. Xlnt J========== """'· .. 642-4780 .. Used CIN '63 GOLD VW D!Iuxe nice NEED A _CAR? Very aood con d it io n. Reasonable. 2622 Santa Ana, C.M. 1935 FORD Va.n beater, 1te~. '6.5 CHEV Impala Super 613-4103 THE QUICKER YOU CALL. wl radio, 11IE QUICXER. YOU SELL $1400. MERCURY NO DOWN PAYMENT PROBLEMS HERE ALL YOU NEED IS GOOD CREDIT '66 vw . T'1' Popul1r "Bug" Co~tition Orange. Loa_ded ri absolutely immaC'JJate. Cati finance all or part Pay- mts. as law as SZl.00 ptt mo, 0.A.$1495 ELMORE car. No down. 0 AC CAN'T BE FINANCEDT paymenl.5 only $31 per mo. •B:mkntpt? •Repoueujon' g.u,....f615 e Bad Credit! • Divorced? ·==~~-°"""---,,---,,, 1 •r-.filita:ry •New bl Areaf '65 VW Deluxe, Dorl't miu Make Payday Paymentl this one. No downl OAC McCARTHY MOTORS payment• only $36 ~ mo. 1420 So. Main I Edioaer 842-4615 (2 block1 N. ot Sean) '67 VW Deluxe. Pass thia one Santa Ana Pb M2-3501 • and you l.o&e. No down OAC. MOTORS PaymenU! only $46.50 per TOYOTA mo. 84.2-4615 Ph. 894-3320 '67 VW Xtra nice car. $50 15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr dwn OAC. Pymts $53 mo. 1961 VW Dlr. 842-4615 Sport PIS -P/B R&H Tilt ''66''"""'r"o"RD=-=eoun="°'1ry-""",.--,,-,, wheel AM-FM stereo. Ex cond. Sa.c. $1695 494-1925 wag, 0 pwr, fllc:I air, stereo, 4 new tires. 642-6974 ·52 Chevy Conwrtible, ,57 FORD O>untry Squire sla needs engine work. $295. wa&. fl ·pwr, excell. shape • '46-.200l • 642-6974 1964 CORAVAN, X L NT COND. S600 962·3242 * 54().UQS '68 CAMAR.()..327 cu 4 speed Radio $2500 or best offer. 545-1<02 '6.1 Ford 2 Dr. 6 cyl. Stand· erd trans. $500. * 6U-07C>I * '68 COLONY P11'!< Station Wagon. I will now sac:rtflcc my 2000 mile demonstni.tor. As campltlely equi~ 11 YotJ might v.·ant. Will sell or lease. Can H a I Sanders 1.t Johnson &: Son Orange County's oldest established Lincoln Mercury Cougar dealership. Newport • Costa Mesa. 642-0981 GROTH CHEVROLET 18211 BEACH BLVD. Huntington Beach Op111 7 Dty1 'Ti/ 10 P.M. 1-41·6119 • 145·11,l Sun roof. r/h. $695. '65 VW, Radio Ir. heater. T &M MOTORS 30,00'.I !\.ti. Best oifer over Specializing · V\V &. Porscht: $1300. Real clean. 67~ P:I GARDEN GROVE BL. ,63 vw. sunroof. ''Luxury Wa9on'' GARDEN GROVE Good cond. SBOO BUICK '62 Chryder NeYIJIOrter Sl•. 892·5551 or 534-2214 I ~;,.._,,,,~~'_!:lfi~<:'.',''~'"~·,!pm~.~I :O;";;;;'i;;("t:A-;A:Bii~id;~ I W8,ion. PO"Ner stH'ring &: CHRYSLER [i~[j~[][] LATE '63 VW Camper-'&") VW belie sedan, orii . '60 BUICK LA SABRE 4 dr. brakes, R &: H. Beautiful 2· Deluxe. Family 2nd car. 1 ___ , R/H sedan, ex~llent cond. 47,000 tone polar white with bronz owner, x nl. ~vnu., · ·1 1500 •~ '370 $1400. ~~~•:_:008-434:'.'.~lc._:•:._...,.,,..i="'='="=·==· =~=='===I top. Matching 2 tone inter· * 6Ta-4623 * -ior as only Otr)'sler can up- '60 VW with '62 trans. A·l CADILLAC holster. Full price '64 VW Bug. Xlnt cond, both ccnd. $625. Priv Pty. $995 In & out. Hrdtop, !\.1ust sell 116 $950/best oiler. 548-9147 Call 548-5l09 a pm 1962 CADILLAC lit car lo! on Harbor Blvd. 1957 vw. """" ""'· Xlnt Cou-De Ville JOHNSON & SON '63 VW Camper low miles r--transport&tion. Polar white. Full power, air Xlnl -nd. 14=. dn, $.16. mo. * 4~2577 * Lo"n-'·M-·-I '"" .J!J $295 """"" cond . lmmacul1te. ""u.-~·~~ .. pri pty. 548-4288. COiia Mesa Branch '65 VW. Excellent condKion $1495 19tl Harbor Blvd. SU.7<ri0 '&I VW, good condition! SI050. 675-45~ A Good Buy Can finance all or pa.rt Pay- $950. CaJ I: John Mohler fOI' Someone~ ments as low as SZ!.00 per '67 NEWPORT custom, fact. ~=~·~-lti;:''~303~•~--1 ~~if,;;;;~;;::;"!S,;;"";;;T O A C air, vinyl top. Priced tor ~ ·63 Vw perf cood 35,000 mi, mo · · · quick sa.le. (1) 637-7496 DON'T JUS'I WISJI for 1<>me· nu Ur~. rbr bumper pro-ELMORE lhina: to furnish your home tectn. Must see to apprec. , ... find great buys i.n to-, Sunroof SllOO/best offer. day's Classified Ads. Pleue WI 5'8-8747 MOTORS TOYOTA CONTINENTAL ~C~1~m~pe~r~•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~9~S2~0~C~1~miiiipe~r~•i;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiii9iiSii2iOl 15300 ee!':h ~stmnstr I 1961 CADILLAC 4 door Sedan de Ville, 6 windows. powu seat, power "''indows, power steering, polYer bra le r. 1, power trunk opener, air con- ditioned. Nice body no denta. $750.00 Pvt. party. 87'9-0088 (f'ullertonl 67 CON'MNENTAL 4 dr Std. Antique gold. ZlOOO miles. Under orl(inal wal"1'11.nty. ! CalJ day• 642--0931. or even- inl!s 548-1151. No de11lrrs I please. Dir. MUST LIQUIDATE 100 UNITS 'AP Makes I. Models Fon!, Chn., Dodfe, COMC DEALERS COST >/4 T. PICK-UPS Ford Sp eci al C•mper , Equi pped 4 1p••d. V-1, h••vy duty supension, wheels & tires, 70 amp. bettery, s • • t be lts, padd ed dash, 9.tu9e1, •tc. ....... "'"'''' , .. , ... ,. v lnuecflbl• Wlhi• ZO' s~f CHtoia.cf 1 tcMl IMMnec ... Exam plr : General Motors, H.D. Chaul1, powl'!r steer., power brakH. dual wheels, long wheel bue, lf!af suspen· sion. turbo hydro trans., big eng., 40 aaL gas plUI complete self -contained coach, hot .l cold water, shower, flush toilet, with hold tank. 50 pl. water, 10 gal. butane, complete kitc:h. 141th gas/elttt. re· frig., 1trato bucket seats with CUilom carpeUng, famlly peril!Ct. '6974 All Trades Welcome Specill Bink Plan World's i.ar,..st Dealer ..... ..., ..... -_....,, .. , OPEN ROAD 130 HARIOR ILVD. S31-4'50 57 CAD. Facbry Air. S9 Ford Wagon Both good tires. f\1usl sell due to l\lncSl'I. Pvt. Pty. S195 or Be:st offer, ~· '56 CAO Funeral coach. Good conc:I. Equip w/ surfoolrd racks. Bn:t oiler 642-8598 '!iii CAO CPE OE VILLE full pwr, air cond., alerfll, radio. $3Ml0. 646-2060 1966 COUPE de Vil~, all u;. tru, priv. J>8rt)', $3800. .. 61$.1465 .. '6S CADILLAC Coupe de Viii~. low milr.a1e. Call alter 4 PM 642--691'4 CHEVROLET 66 CONTJN!:NTAL 4 Dr. 1ed. • equipped for the Coutinenti.i eonnolue\i.r. May be 1nspe-! cted day or night at 600 W. COUt HJway N e wp11rt Be-a.ch or call 60--098"". Dir. 1 COUGAR '68 Coua:ar <XR·7) Air and wdl equlpp!'!d. Must 1ell or , l~se my demonstrator ~ t fore Aur. 22. Call Wayne Squire et Johnson & Son. Ora.nae CoontY• oldest ~ llbl.l.ahed Llncobl • Mercury • Cou1ar de&lerlhlp. Ntw· port -Co1ta Mesa. 900 W. Coast HW)'., Newport Be-aeh. fi4Ull81 or 545-C18 67 COUGAR IG .T.l Air oo"td. Pow •le« & brak~s. Tilt 1way steering and othf'r .xtru, One owner. Still under or\a1nal faetory war· t ra.nty. Call da,ys &G-<1981 or I e\'t. 541-mL No de1lm '68 CAPRICE, vinyl top, pltaae. Ol.r. auto. tranl., pwr, bnke1 1 [ :::;:;=;,;===== steer. $2,3$0, 673-5157 COltVAIR '5.1 CHEVY 2 dr bwdt09. Vf:ry'sood cond. PX! or bnt 'll C'OftVAlR Mmza 4 d.r, Gtter. 141-1$50 aft 6 PM air. New peln4. Go ad 'St CHEVY Bell.ire rnt'Chanlcal mad. S 4 5 0, C dr, mri.. Riff, $550. ~ ~ll5e • OIARCE )'OIU' want e4 ftlllW'. ------- ' .. ELMORE MOTORS The Largest Toyota Facility Anywhere NOW AT OUR NEW LOCATION cHoon You1 TOY OT A noM '"' Luom su1cr10• Just Arrived 1969 "Corolla" $376~~- 0R $1770 W• 1•14 1nt1• "''"' Tey•ft t i11 tit• 1n•11tll •f Jwlr th111 '"'Y ttlri t r T•y•I• Detlt r i• tli• U111ltt llll Sttft1 I Tll•r• 1nw1t h• 1 '''''" ••• tn4 th11t It . l •l•r• ye11 lt11y lht l ,.,.,.. •• , •• 111 T • .,., ....... ;11 ... ll• , •••• "''". 111 '"'' ''' ••r ,.,,.. "''1111''" ''"ic• lt cUl-tl••· ,,,,,i,., ., •• th• fj,,,,, ,,._ ,.. s,r, St rvic• t•• ..,ill fi1Ht1 . "WE CARE 11 Elmore Motors. 15100 Bead! Blvd • WESTMINSTER 894-3322 ~.y ... ,nt •• ,.d 011 l/J Dow11 OAC Hardtop-. WANTID IN TIADll -----· • . __:.:..: =-_:t..:.___;,_,;1;~·-..___._. ____ '"'-___ ._-_:•_·_· __ ~-------- w. heva. bit Mltctloo of ChC1r<J9rt NadyforhnllllCllate dellvory end prico<I rltht! Brookhursl Dodge Will Ne ver Knowingly Be Undersold! '68 CORONET FAMILY II WAGON ·$fi!!~ IN ITOCK MOWf tOI" ....... """" '\' ""' _._ ,._...~le~-- ·-ltedlt elld ""'Mr. ,. ....... .,,.,..,_ l-611 ..... l u,_ -Tl11IH wlndll'llt!L Vl11e foa. Cerpell. l'r1111I 1i.11t. Sl<Nt. Owl\. Sink. lot bu. Slfct TflJ. IN STOCK . .. .,....... ........ -wlllt ..... ...,.. -)(" - ' s!:. '2897 '~· T.,euflllfhl ll'OM"'lnlen.. V•I -! ...... Mutlc: . ._, ....... lo. ,,1 Heoltr. l"ower 1•-1ne. Vhwf ' roof. ).1-WIPll't. 5-t llelll. :~ wri.-1 , .... ,n. Ft...,., mount• :•. lurft 1'9ne11. tit. s.r!ol Ne. .·. WH~l Gtl 11"1 '68 GTS 2·Dter H,rdtt,. ~twtr llt11in9, p•wtl ···k··· 140 ,u. in, v.1, 4-lti rrtl, •l11yl ,,,f, 111111• t••~p, ctn1el• f111d11 tvr11 1itntls, lintelll wi11cl1liit ld, lllt111~1 1•1t ~1lh, •id 1!rt1kM ti r.1. S1rl1I Ht. LS2 lP II: 104 )17. ........ a. ltl'IMI Net lll(!llM!1l GALAXIE 500 CC ... ~ -· ....... _,, ....... $)495 ,. .. , ....,._, eH •rllk"' All CONDITIONIN•. PULL PIUCI •....... SJ91 DOWN, S<fl.911 'II MO. POI JO MONTHS '64 PLYMOUTH FURY CONY. .......................... ,, 1nn5 ,, .................... r1.,. ~77 PULL PllCI ···········-···························-$J4.tt• NI MONTH fOl J4 MOS.-SJtS DOWN '65 CHEV. IEL AIR SEDAN All COND. l•ll• -' llMrer. ::"~$1195 PULL PllCI ........... . $2'5 D11.-S44.91' •• ,,, 24 -L .,M 111 •IHI ~""'" '64 COLONY PAIULOUS SELl:CTIONS! TRUCK SALE! C-T• ltffltMrtt DHte '-Tt.. IEST TRUCK DEALS IN THE COUNTY! ................ .,.. ..... WMI N.i l"""'9fy le U .. rMNI 111•4 ..:•w 061 DAlf $2190 ,..,....,. wttll Mnlc M91t.r tMlt. ""'" .,,. .. ,, • ..,, --· """""' ..,., ...... ........ ~ ......... .................... ""'· hhtJ --. """ fldetT .......... llldl Nt. l~ .. ..., ... ~ ... ,,_.,, 10151 Garden Gro•• "'11. G_.n Gro¥e • 537-1220 USID C.US 537 .. 224 OPIH DAILY 'T11. 10 P.11. e SAT. 'TIL 7 .. !"-_ .... _,,_ .,...., ........ .. " " .. . '• ' ·: • ' ' " ~ ;• ' .. ' ' • " ., I . " .. , ;: . .. .: ' ' ' I I . I • • • ' • • • 0 • • • • . • . . . . • .. • DAILY P{l.OT S•turrlay, A119uit 24, 1%6 . 'filtiSPORfAt lON TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TR.ANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATiON TRANSPORTATION 9900Uud Co" 9900Usea C1n CONNELL CHEVROLET'S USED CAR CENTER SPECIALS '64 CHEVROLET 2 Door. Automatic, radio, heater, Roman Red. CCK2973) s795 164 BUICK Sp@dal deluxe wagon. VB, auto"!atlc, power 1teering1 radio. heater. Sierra 1Qld wl ~$'149'5YP123) '64 PONTIAC Grand PrJx. VS. automatic, power steer- lng, elec. windows, R.lH. Danube blue Wf\11hlte yinyl roof, (NQX710) $1195 '60 VOLKSWAGEN 2 Door. Radio, heater, blue wloff while vinyl interior, new engine installed re- cently. CQ~23) $695 '65 MERCURY Montclair hardtop coupe. VB, automatic, power steering, radio, heater, low mile- age, ermine :white with blue interior. (RVM68S) $179 5 . '66 CORVAIR Coupe. Automatic transmission. radio, heater, Aztec Bronze. (RGV497), '66 MALIBU Sport Coupe. VB, automatic:, radio, heat- er, Maritu1. blue w/blac:k vinyl In terior. (MV2762) $1695 '68 IMPALA CoupP, V8, automatic transmission, pow· er steering, radio end heater, \l.'hitewall tires:, padded dash. 11,000 miles, new car warraoty. S2695 '66 OLDSMOBILE F-85 4 door Sf'dan. V-8, automatic. radin, .bl'ater, power 11tcerinJ:: Rnd finished in Turquru~ $1795 '63 GRAND PRIX Automatic, power steering, factory a.Ir cond., R&H, Sierra gold with saddle bucket aeats. CNLM963J. VERY GOOD SELECTION OF VA CATION CARS At Great Savin9s! '61 IMPALA Sport coupe. VS, automatic, power steer- ing, air cond ., radio, heater, ermine white w/ turquoise interior. (JCS239) s7·95 '64 IMPALA Super Sport, automatic transmission, ra- dio and heater, power steering, desert beige with beige interior. HCR973. $1395 '67 EL CAMINO CUSTOM. VS, automatic, power steering, R&H, ermine white w/black vinyl inter- ior. (V429251 $2595 '63 PLYMOUTH Fury convertible. VS, automatic. power steering, radio, heater. cfean throughout. White w/saddle interior, (PIV3 15) $895 '6~ Cutlass hardtop coupe. 4 speed, radio, heater, red with black interior. (PBC434) $1495 '63 CHEVY II '67 PLYMOUTH Nova convertible. Automatic, power 1t.eer\ng, radio, heat~r. turquoise with white top. (ASL919J Belvedere D station wal(On. VS, automadc, ~wer 1teerlni. radio. huter, white with ue interior. (UOY366J $895 -~ $ii95 ·'62 CHEVY II '65 GMC Nova convertible, automatic trarwnls· I.ion, radio and heater. JFX319 s495 Suburban Carryall. 6 cylinder e~. extra clean, (P85983J. $1495 '66 vw Squareback s l a t l o n wagon, AM./FM radio. SLV799 $1595 '65 BUICK Df>luxe sporUJ wagon. 9 passenger. ftu1ro- matic transmission, power steering, factory air, radio a.nd heater. NPW967 $2495 '67 CAMARO '63 IMPALA S.S. 327 V8, aulomatic, radio, heater, power stttrinr. CULS185J CouPf'. Automatic, po~Pr .stef'ring, f11.ct.ory air, radi o, heatPr, satin 111lver y.•/red vinyl interior. CFYEI39J $2495 $1295 '68 NOVA '64 BARRACUDA 2 ·door, VS, automatic transmission, power steering, air conditioning, radio aod h••''.$2495'' VTP<M Hardtop coupe. Automatic, radio, hf'ater, Sierra gold with blac!t interior. CORH296J $1295 CHEVROLET .• . .. ••• :: .. ·:· ,_., ••• ... "· ...... • /;; •• • 1;: •• :;! -: . ti> , . ~ • ::. ~ -: · ..• • ':: -: • • • • ' • • • • •• • .:: •• :· .; :-• •• • .. • • :· . .; :· • • • . . • . -: .. ;, • •• • -: -;, • .. .. ;· • . . .. • , . ..; '• .· ' . > :· C?:~ ~· ... ,. ' . . .: .. .. .. •' •. ;: ·: ·!• ·: :~ . .,. ~:~ .: .. · •. :· ·:: . .. .·• ' •• ::-s: ~ • • . .. : . .-:: ~:· ~:: •• ... ••• ••• ••• ·~ . ... 2828 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA . [~ ti~ 546-1200! ASK US ABOUT SPECIAL YEAR-END SAVINGS TODAY! SEE TOYOTA COROLLA for 1969 TOYOTA'S NEWEST IS HERE AND READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERYt -ALSO- OVER '40 TOYOTA CORONAS, CROWNS AND LAND CRUISERS IN STOCK ·AND READY TO ROLL! DEMO. SALE AUTHORIZED SAL ES -SERVICE LOW MILEAGE TOYOTA· VOLVO . TOYOTA • MG ST AF~ CARS VOLVO AT • BIG DISCOUNTS JEEP • FOR MGI -MGl·GT QUICK ClfARANCfl MIDGn ·SPRITE AUSTIN AMERICAN MERCURY '61 MONTEREY 2 dr HT, full pwr. auto trans, air. Xlnt cond. a ean. $545. 64&-1543 MUSTANG '65 MUSTANG Spt Cpe stick six. Golden rod yellow with G.T. decor in· terior. Absolutely showroom fresh. $1495 Can finance all or part Pay· ments e.s low as $22.00 per mo 0.A.C. ELMORE MOTORS TOYOTA Ph. 894-3320 1966 Mustang Cpe. VS, powf'r st~ring, 289" eng., R & H, Your choice of 4 speed trans or auto tnn!. Reduced to $1895 Isl Cll1' lot on }!arbor Blvd. JOHNSON & SON Lincoln-Mercury Costa Mesa Branch l!Ml Harbor Blvd. 642· 7oc.O ?RNATE party has '66 Mustang convert, auto, 6 cyl, S300 under Blue Book . • 642-1310 • MUSTANG OLDSMOBILE NEWPORT BEACH POLICE CARS USED CARS 546-1203 OLDSMOBILE Imparted Autos 9600 Imported Autos 9600 lmaorted Autos • ' S". < .... - ,... ____ ..... _______ ..,.. ___ ...... ______________ ~----~----~------------s-- -COME 'IN FOR A-------- TREMENDOUS YEAR END SAVINGS N~A-NEW {)R -PRE\T-IOH-SI:rY 9WNBD-CADibbAC ' 1968 CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE $ :1----0VER 80 QUALITY AUTOMOBILES TO SELECT FROM-·--- '66 CADILLAC Cou~ de Ville. Solid grffn flnll;h with rreen leather and nylonJnterlor. Full C&dillac power equipment plUJ factory air conditioning, till- 1teerin1: wheel, power door locks, 6 way seat and many other. of the extras offered b)' cadlllae. ~ALE $3888 PllCI '65 BUICK Wildcat hardtop. Fully equipped with radio, heater, power stttring, power brakes, white wall tires and tinted a:lus. Finis.bed in beauti- ful Arctic white with full red vinyl interior. Top condition both inside and out. WI $1666 PllCI '66 CADILLAC Sedan de Ville. Fl.niahed In lush Sud.an bei&:e with Sandlewood vinyl roof and Sandlewood leather and nylon interior. Full Cadtl)ac pow.r equipment includes factory air conditioning, power vent wtndowa., cruiae-control, twilight sentinel, tilt and telescopic 1tee:rlnc wheel and other acc:essorle1. SALE $3888 PRICI • '64 IMPERIAL Crown 4 door hardtop. Leather and tapntry interior. Fully equipped with power steering, power brakes, power windows, power 6 way seat, automatic dimmer, AM(FM radio and factory air conditionlna:. WI $1777 PllCI '66 CADILLAC Brouaham. Beautiful Topaz Gold with Sandlc- wood landau roof with leather interior. Fu 11 Cadillac power equipment plu1 factory air conditioning, power vent wlridO\Yll, door lock5, AM-FM radio and twilight sentinel. No finer auto on the road than Cadillac's Brou1ham. This is a MUST SEE. SAU $3999 PRICE '67 CADILLAC Coupe de Ville. Beautiful Monterer Green fin- ish with Black vinyl roof and ful leather In-· ~rlor. Full Cadillac power Including power vent windows and of course, tacto:y air con· diUonlna:. SAU $4777 PllCI '63 CADILLAC Sedan DeVllle. 4 door hardtop. Ume rreen with leather and nylon Interior. Has power 6 way meat, power wlndows, power vent win· dowa, power ateerinr, power brakea, factory a1r conditioning. ' SALE $1444 PllCI ·. '65 MUSTANG Economical 6 cylinder enalne with the stand· ud transmission, radio and heater, white 1ide wall tires, Snow white exterior with harmoni· zina: blue interior. SALE $999 PllCI OTHER SPECIAL VALUES '62 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL e '64 FORD CONVERTIBLE e '64 FORD CONVERTIBLE e '64 PONTIAC ST A. WGN. e '66 BUICK LE SABRE e '68 BUICK STA. WAGON e '67 CHEV MALIBU COUPE e '66 RAMBLER STA. WGN. e '67 MERCEDES SEDAN e '67 FORD RANCHERO e '64 RAMBLER STA. WAGON e '63 CHEV HARDTOP CPE e '6~ BUICK H.T. SEDAN e '61 BUICK El.KTRA e '65 THUNDERBIRD H.T. e '61 FORD RANCHERO e '61 CHEV H.T. COUPE e '65 CADILLAC Sedan de Ville. C&dillac's finest and fully power equipped for luxury driving. Of course this includes factory air conditioning, power windows, 6 way power seat, tilt steering wheel. and finished In gleaming Turquoise with barmonWn1 leather and cloth . lnterlo:. SAU $2666 PllCI '63 OLDSMOBILE Thia popular Super 88. Fully equipped with automatic transmission, radio and heater, power brake1, white 1lde wall tires. Finished In a light green exterior with harmoni:tlng Interior. This car la sale priced just ri&ht for you. SAU $888 PRICE '65 PONTIAC Grand Prlx. AutomaUc tranamia&lon, power steering, power brakes, radio and heater, buc- ket seats, center console, tachometer, white aide wall tires. SALE $1444 PllCI '64 'FORD Galule SOD convertible. Jinl.!hed in Arctic white with a matchinr white top and full vinyl Interior. V8 enilne automatic trarumia· slon, power steering, radio and hl!!ater, tinted 1Ju1 and white atde wall Hrff. A very nice automobile. SAU $1222 PllCI '64 CADILLAC Hardtop Mdan.. kaut1tUI Topu Gold tln!lh with matchina sold leather u4 nylon inter- ior. rull Cadillac power equipment plua J'ao- tory l.1r condttlonine, power windows, 6 way power seat. 11\ia one 11 a clttam and exhlblta the care only one owner can offer. WI $1777 PllCI '62 CADILLAC Equipment lnclu4es power ateerinc, power windows, power brakes, power seat and fac- tory air e<1ndltloning. Other Cadillac extru are power vent windows, 6 way seat and autronlc eye, Beautiful Normandy Blue ftn- iah with white top and white full let.ther in- terior. WI $888 PllCI '64 CADILLAC Convertible. A cool cori.1 ftnlah ...tth blaek top and full lather interior. Thia la one of those hard to find mocJela with full C..dlllac power acce11orles lncludfn.1 braket, itffrlnt, windows, seat. and .fQJ' tbott very warm dayf. factory alr condltlonln1. This la priced for a quick sale this week. SAU $1777 PllCI '63 PONTIAC Bonneville CouPI!!. Gold w:lth ~ in- terior (full vinyl), Automatfc tramm1adon, power 1teerlng, power brakes, radto and be9t· er, white 1lde wall tires, tinted alaal and· much more. • • sAU $999 PllCI . ' --------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 CADILLAC DEALER SERVING TUE ORANGE COAST HARBOR AREA NABERS 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa PONTIAC 1962 PONTIAC • ' LeMoM Spt. Cpe. l.\Ul•m>'Uc. l:rCtk: white with . ~ bucl<et -"· 8'autifUI PONTIAC PONTIAC SPEED '6' GRAND Prix. Air cmd. ·4 $1512. M"" ..U OU. ., .... SPECIALISTS Phon• IU--0961. As• "" Ed HIGH PERFORMANCE 1 ,•~rown~=· D~'='·=-~=-= CUSTOM CARS '61 PONTIAC G.P. run LARGEST SELECTION IN power, air. N I 1 b t a h ad t ORANGE COUNT! ll""ft· Selected Auto ~oodltion. . ~., ,,,,.,.,!'!:! .... Pay· ":c""'c:....-=-"--•lvd_. _!13'1_--1...,.--'-·-•_•R_D ___ I . "'tn~t• •• low •• s11.oo per '9uality Compact' M ' T-BIRD. Hem')' bei&e. Center • ::pxi 0.AL.CMORE 1963 Punt. t..mans VS Spt. Driven Iet1than15000 mlle1 . ~ E ,.,_ _.. ...... per year. MU1t HU. Call • '-V<'• -· en.,."'· power 548-7751. Dir. 1t.ffrlna:, R l H, auto lrus.1-------- MOTORS 118.utifUI broM exterior with e 'IM T-BIRD e TOYOTA addle tan ktbetttte interior XIDt aind f7l'KI Ph. !94-3.U'.> bucbt 18.tl ml plush CU· • Sl'-1584 • Beach Blvd., Wltmnltr peta. Re::h.ced this wtekend 6f T.BlllD Full powtt. Fae- ';. ROY CARVER ooly, ID 110!5 NI Price. ... ....... Ind! ....... ":.! lit car iot on Harber Blvd. Mint Qmd, ~ Get MoreCsr for Your Money at ... 1l•rt•is tnotm 900 So. Co1st HighWIJ Llgun1 Beldl 494-7 503 PONTIAC JOHNSON & SON • "' T BIRD ell """" l Ki6~4«-~=~ air. -:. ... ~ i:-• .,. TO~OT.~ 19 o..tJ'1 E:lm.fft 1941 H&thr Blvd. &0.1lM '$-'56 T~BIRD. Day 1 "'" • ..... --... 1"" l'ONnAc Gl'O. v1ny1 ...... 121 Ext. "'· Largest Stock 540-9100 tlr· hardtop, polft't b r. k e I. Wlcndl .• Ewninll: t6l-27rll co-·oNA I Q HI t • Pub' 1961 Ponti"' .... rlnf. """"'• "" 1; ... T-8IRD, bll<., blk, Joter, -n ur I ory . . We will pay More for cle1n Tr1da-lns 5% fin1nclna Avllllllle rand Prtx, diva If")', bUc bucbt 1at1. 3119 me. air Fl&ll pwr., IJl'l..-eond. Xlnt .,.,,,, '""·tact a1r, 11111 pwr, ...._ <q owner. 11.m . ....s. 11685. m«!t The excitlna Toyota Corona 4-door sports sedan &Ives.you e Zero-To-60 ln ·18 sec. :ai1 .,.,,.. SHOO. l400 ..--111s:.n401 s.1 • • •55 r-•"'1 . ..,...., ...,. wary driving pleasure and conwnience rou wont'"• e OWners Report Up To 30.MilnPerllllOll~lll1 lt/B. ....-"'"' d!tion. 1r112 Camenm. H.1. newcer. e A 90 HP, 1900cc Hi-Torque EllsJne . e OplilaalEqulpmlnllllclud11AlllDmllloT..-IMlon Pnm DIJ(S.A. '12 TE>IJ'!n. •uto, Riii. 2 141-!!m e 90 MPH M--•mum S""ld e 47 ._...., Ind c.fort Flltlnl M No Exira Colt E You ,.. --&-., oood emd1tlcio, "50, J======== <W ,.. _, • ., .. . --=-:;::-........ ca:i...-: VALIANT Get your hands on a TOYOTA ... youil never 1e_t go_: ... ,,, ,, '7IEll .ft .E tho TV -,...d W ... -drt~ oood """'· 'l.!;~VJALIANT~~~·:-~·~IWl~J' i--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~·~~~~~~~ll!a~~~~~~-~1 1 ..U: die O *'*' Uli. M'J...3'Ut 541)..UOI Dt s.t-. EwL ON. 1 tMa1 Mi-511 ....,, T-IT 10 'Dll 5'0-0U5 , .. -.. .. . . -. . .. -·~ .. --.. -. ---• • ------------------------ • • I l · I • WILSON f :()RD SA.LES 18255 BEACH BOU.LEVARD (Hiway 39) HUNTINGTON BEACH Brand New 1968 THUNDERBIRD Brand New 1968 COUNTRY SQUIRE Brand New SAVE $1200 t= fj= e, F SAVE $1000 Brand . New ,l 968 Galaxie 500 $100 01 ~3788 FULL PRICE Over 40 Brand New Station Wagons In Stock All At Low 1968 MUSTANG-' Brand New Ford Custom H1rdtap. 4f CIO Vt enotne, uul1+rn11tk, -r 1feerln• &. dltre bl'lka, AM rl41o1 clock, comlorl •fTt•m ....,lllatiorl, fll9ht· bendl SUI, YlnYI 1 ... twlor trim, ceurt"y lllll!h, remGtt control mlr-ret, n tr1d•ble heedl1mp door1, full ...,.., t:IN· ers 1nd 111 1!1nd1rd ftdory H ulp..,.nt. NO."' Low ••• Discount Prices SAVE $75 0 SELL DOWN I 68 "36:1-VI, Cl'll!r,1+1r .. ttc. fl-r t1Mrln9, !tower llllk brtkn, llldie, K111tttd vtMf lu•urv tlUCkll lftlt, OelUKt IHI lllltts, C-11. ln9-rlO'I' .... """· Tlnttd ..... aJKk ltndtu lop, Wllltl ovt l WIW tlru. 51N1 lf\'l.i:I wl*la. GT/CS lllui.mMt .... PRICE Brand New 1968 CORTINA DELUXE 1111oos. Fully 1yndlre. ' 1Hell tr1n1rnl111ef!. dlu: brH11, lnlt•ki• lo 1xt1rlof decor ,...._ .. """"' w1111. eor:' ·~~, $17~88 ::I~~ Over 35 Brand New Phase II Cortinas Cortinas and Even Station Wagons Available WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY EL DORADO CAMPER FULL PRICE Over 30 Brand Nwe 1968 Trucks in Stock for Immediate Delive . AU Marked for Clearance Savings. New Car Payments Include Tax-License & Finance Charges for 48 Mo. on Approved Credit • White Side Wall Tires and Wheel Coven Optional SUPER SPECIALS! '63 DODGE $495 FULL $20 = ~:.Vt, 1"10, r. ••••rfng. N1. PRICE $20 Diw• ILUI IOOK PltCI 51011 FULL $33 :'. PRIC! $33 ·,,., ILUI 1001 PllCI 11141 $41 = $41 •••• $26 :: $26 •• :.. :~2v~;~~~~~! ... $595 ~~LE $$2323 ::'. No. 790 Dew ILUI IOOI PllCI 1771 <> IMPORT DEPARTMENT E . '68 DATSUN '66 TOYOTA '61 TOYOTA Pickup. l ike n•w. Reclio, h11t· Coront. Automtlic, r1clio, ll••+•r. Coron1. Autorn1tic, r1!ilio, h11t1r. No. t 169 No. 948. •r, 4 1p11d. N1. I 141 ILUI IOOIC PllCI 51611 . ILUE IOOIC PllCI 11911 OUI 5169,5 .:~:. $1295 • OUI 51595 TOTAL Pl I Cl TOTAL PllCI PllCI $56 $56 $44 $44 $53 $53 IOWN MO, PTMT. DOWN MO. PYM'T, DOWN MO. PYMT, Transportation Specia Is While They Last! '60 STUDEBAKER '60 COMET $ We9on. A11to., r1die, he1+1r. $ 9 Autern1tic, r•dio, ll11t1r. No. 1310 ······•·•••••••••••••••• . _ No, 1295 ••••••••••• •••••••• ••••• '57 CHEVROLET '61 FALCON $ W111011. A1o1tom1fi11, VI, ra!ilio, ll1afer, $ nn DI•, ll.1dio, h1al1r, rvn1 geod. No. IJOI •••••••••••••••••••••··· ::/1. No. 1291 ....... ,, •. , .. ,.,.,,.,,. • TRUCK DEPARTMENT SPECIALS '41 CHEV. CAMPER $ '66 RANCHERO $ '66 CUSTOM $.1295 $44 ,... W1lkl11 w/c.1mplet. liuiltin, C1ule11•11• 95 A1o1tom1tic, 1t•w1t 1t11rin9, r1die, ~, fftf, SOO. VI, •u••·• P, it.irlnt, =~l~LE -· irtt\ellH 111w engln1.Arar1fintl.N1, 1141 . • h11t1r, No, 129_1 ...•...•. ,,,,,,,,-1..l.2...l. 112" 11111111, 11.&H. Ne. t 65 $44 Dewa 'SI FORD PICKUP $ ft '65 FORD F-100 $1095 '_64_C_H_E_V""E"'L...,L...,'~-··-•_oo_•_,._, .. _.,_,._, --_,$_29_::-.--• ~.~·k,~:;··: .. ·· ············ ·· ···· · I ~:~e.i3~!H: .·~~~ .~.~~~·: .. · · · ·· ·· ·: r:s•"''• ""'' hoo~•·:.:· ~!~i11011;~~~E $29 -~~ ·~;~;.~~·'.1.~~~.~ ...... · .... s349 ;~;.~~~:.:.~:;;:v~'. ''''.~'''.' .. 5595 LIKE! NEW! SPECIALS! ... : • •• ,!~.~~~!. '· "00•· 51395 ~~~LE $4$4:-'1'• 11.lH. No. 1551 hwl ILUI IOOk PllCI Sl,21 -· '66 MUSTANG l111d1u, R1dio, ll11t1r, wir1 whMl1. Ne, 71 5 $1395 FULL PRICE ILUI IOOk PllCI SI tJt '65 PLYM. Fury Ill H.T. VI, PS, nic1. Ne. 1316 ILUI 1001 ~llCI 11711 '64 T-BIRD N1w 1ll¥1r fl"h~. Ne, I lt7 FULL PRICE ILUI 1001: PllCI 11 ltt :~s -~~~.~~~~"'1 $895 PFRUILCLE 11Jc1. No. I 044 lLUI IOOI NICI 11411 $67.:: $67- $36:; $36- $31 .:: $31 .... ALL PAYMENTS ON USED CARS INCLUDE TAX Ir UCENSE & FINANCING CHARGES FOR 36 MONTHS ON APPROVED CREDIT SAW DIPT. t A.M. ,le 10 P.M. 7 Doyt SERVICE OPEN Tuoldoy lhrt1 Frldoy I A.M. le I p .M. Mond"YI I A.M. le t P.M. -. I I ' I 1 COSTA MESA NEWPORT BEACH LAGUNA BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY WESTMINSTER WEEK OF AUGUST 24 • AUGUST 30 WE NEED: e Production Ma~hine Operators e Lathe Machinist e Automatic Screw Machine Operators ' Why not put your career on a solid foundation with Transport Dynamics, the leading bearing manufacturer in the ·country e Set Up Man (Acme Gridley) e Machinist (Operate La th&, Mill & 0.D. Grinder. 5 years experience} s I I i SATURDAY AUGUST 24 EVEN I NG I @D La Tormenta 9:00 0 ~ (6) Saturday Nifht at the Movies: (C) "tinderfella" (comedy) '60-Ed Wynn, Anna Mana Alber- ghetti. Judith Anderson, Jerry Lewis. @ Stoneman hmilJ Show (C) (30) EE NET Festival: "Eroica" Con· ductor Bernard Keeffe leads the 6:00 0 ® (6) frank MtCee (C) (30) London Philharmonic in the first O ANGELS vs. A's! Get movement of Beethoven's Symphony No. 3 in E Flat Major. (R) * set for some action! m Arriba el Norte 11 An2els Baseball: (C) (2 hr 15 9:30 I) ®) (!) I S'ECIAL I The Paris min) Buddy Blattner and Don Wells Collections: Fall Fashion Preview. SUNDAY, AUGUST 2S 12:00 I Professional Soccer: (C) N.Y. Generals vs. Detroit Cougars 1:30 Angels Baseball: (C) Calif. Angels vs. Oakland A's. · 2:00 Rams F~tball: (C) Pre-season game between LA. Rams and San Diego Chargers. fJ PGA Phlladelphia Classic: (C) Final round of the $100 000 tourney, played at Chestnut Hill, Pennsylvania's Whitemarsh Valley Country Club. Defending champ Dan Sikes and his call the live action as the Calilor nia (C) (60) Lauren Bacall serves as Angels and the Oakland Athletics hostess for a behind-the -scenes look ' clash in the Oakland Coliseum. at the glamorous world or French "magic". putter are scheduled to be prominent on the 6,708· yard Whitemarsh layout, and faced with elevated tees difficult approach shots from sloping fairways and tricky 'elevated I Boss City (C) (60) haute couture. Miss Bacall supplies 12 O'Clock High (60) the commentary on the new clothes Sa2ebrush Theatre displayed at the July showings in R&D Review (R) the top Parisian fashion salons. Amor Sublime 0 HOW DO YOU VOTE? 6:30 8 ~ 00 NFL Today: (C) (3 hr) * Exciting live 2-hr vote The Green Bay Packers meet the Dallas Cowboys at the cotton Bowl special. Demo candidates in Dallas. J~ck Buch does play-by-40 phones. Guest stars! play and Pat Summerall does analy-0 I SPECIAL I How Do You Vote? sis (C) (2 hr) Second in a series of M Saturday News (C) (30) lour programs, this one is hosted Roser Grier (C) (30) by Jack Rourke The program will Estelares Madero poll viewers on their preference for 7:00 I KNBC Surve, (C) (30) the Democratic Presidential nom1· Hurdy Gurdy (C) (30) nee. • Death Valley Days: (C) (30) 0 @ .rn Democratic Hat ion a I "The Water Bringer." The story of Convention: (C) (60) Pre-Convention the first Americans to settle in program from Chicago, Ill. California a.nd th~ difficulties they I Ernest Tubb. Show (C) (30) encounter 1n building new lives · Box de Mexico I Gilligan's Island (30) · 10:00 • ~ovie: (C) "East of Eden" (dra· Pattern for Living ' ma) 55-James Dean. Julie Harris, Playing the Guitar (R) Raymond Massey. Burl Ives. El Mundo Esta Loco I I News: (C) (30) Chi Kirk. 7:30 O The Saint: (C) (60) "The Best . Cal's Corral (C) (30) Lz1d Schemes." Simon Templar en· · B~ Demand counters a "dead" man who con-1 · Cine en Su Casa tinues to turn up here and there 10:30 e2$.00 The Prisoner:. (C) . ~60) The Saint investigates 8 murder Scient1f1c meth~dology 1s ut1hzed and discovers an illicit love affair. against The Prison~r in an effort Featured are Francis de Wolff, Ga-by .his cap.tors to find out why he brielle Draka. and Sylvia Syms. (R) resigned his top-secret job. 0 @Cf) Dating Game: (C) (30) 0 II Mo.ndo;, (C) (30) "Land of Jim Lange hosts. the R~ba1rat. Baxter Ward hosts O Million $ Movie: (C) "Prince a fascinating and colorful tour of Valiant" (adventure) ·54 -James the lands of India and Persia. (R) Mason, Janet Leigh, Robert Wagner. I Joe Pyne (C) (21/2 hr) I Sci-Fi Theatre (C) (30) Country-Western Show (C) (30) The Bible Answers 11:00 · The llt.h Hour News: (C) (30) The Power of the Dollar "Take Jess Marlow. Over Trends." • • 0 News: (C) Keith McBee. 8:00 0 @@ The Newlywed Game: ID "ZODIAC IN FASHION" (C) (30) Bob Eubanks hosts. * Zodys Fashion Show (C) m Movie: ''The late George ApleJ" @Your Zodiae in Fashion (C) (30) (comedy) 41-Ronald Colman, Peg-11:15 0 Movie: "Seventh Sin" (drama) gy Cummins. '57-Eleanor Parker. George San· ID Buek Owens Show (C) (30) ders. Jean-Pierre Aumont. EI1) NET Journal; "Never a Back· 11:30 I) Eleven O'Clock Report: (C) Clete ward Step." A profile of media Roberts. mogul Lord Thomson of Fleet a· · The Toni2ht Show (C) Street. (R) Movie: (C) "A Man Alone'' @D lo PTI>hibido (western) '55-Ray Milland, Mary 1:15 O An2el1 Wrap.up (C) I Murphy. 1:30 D ID (i) '-' Smart: (C) (30) m ~ovie: "four Jills in a Jffp" •%e little Black Book." Conclusion. (muSJcal) '«-Carole Landis. Dick Mait's old Army buddy Krimm learns Haymes • that spying is a dangerous business 11:45 f) Fabulous 52 Movie: "The Court- when he tries to retrieve a valuable Martial of Billy Mitchtll" (drama) address book from KAOS. Don Ric· '55 -Gary Cooper, Rod Steiger, kles guests. Ernest Borgnine, Cor· Charles Bickford, Ralph Bellamy. bett Monica and Joey Forman ap· 12:00 fJ Movie: "The Last Mile" · (dra- pear in cameo roles. (R) ma) '59 -Mickey Rooney, Alan 0 Melody Raneh: (C) (60) Anita Bunch. Clifford David. Gordon iuests. 1:00 O News (C) 0 1 @ Lawrence Welk: (C) mAll·Night Show: (C) "Hunter of (60) The Champagne Music Makers the Unknown," "Weekend in Ha· take a mythical musical journey to vana," "Savage Gringo," and "Wild· New Orleans at Mardi Gras time. cats on the Beach." (!) ID Ci11... s.turclq. "Third Y-isl· m llH ...,_. Sllw (C) (30) tor." greens. 4:-00 0 UCLA Football: (C) UCLA Bruins vs. Washington State. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28 5:00 0 Angels Baseball: (C) Calif. Angels vs. Detroit Tigers. FRIDAY, AUGUST 30 6:00 fJ CharK~rs Football: (C) San Diego Chargers vs. Denver Broncos m pre-season game from San Antonio. 7:55 m Dodgers Baseball: (C) Dodgers vs. S.F. Giants. SATURDAY, AUGUST 31 11:00 AM 0 Ma)or Leaeue Baseball (C) 12:30 0 U.S. Men's Amateur Golf Tournament: (C) Live coverage of the play on the last three holes in the final round from the 6,762-yard, par·70 Scioto Country Club Course in Colum- bus. Ohio. This year, Michael Bonallack of England the 1968 British Amateur champion, attempts to become th~ fifth man to win the "Little Slam." Last year's victor, Bob Dickson of Oklahoma, now a professional, wore both crowns in 1967. The four amateur golfers (and two alternates) who will rep· resent the United States in the World Cup matches later this year In Australia will be picked on the basis of performance in this tournament. 12:551 Dod'ers Baseball: (C) L.A. Dodgers vs. S.F. Giants. _ABC s Wide Worid of Sports: (C) U.S. Olympic Women's w1mming Trials in L.A.; and the Pacific Southwest Cross· country Motorcycle Championships, held in Mojave Desert. Cai If. The late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy is seen on the ABC News Discovery program, "The Vanishing Wilderness," Sunday, August 2 5 on A BC at 1 I :30 to 12 noon. Here the slain Senator carries his kayak to the water as he prepares to shoot the rapids of the upper Hudson Rivu on May 6, 1967. Rob Ro~ i.llll"i In the comtdy r~ m:ince, "Casanmo·~ Bia Nlaht," In <'olor, pttsenttd 111 The AB<: Sund11y Night Mmlt, Auausl 25 al 9 Pl\1. JOHNNY CASH, popular country and "l'Sfl'm mu'k star. b a 'lk'cf11I auesl on The Summtr Brorheri. Smothrrs Show. Sunday, Aua. 25 at 9 r\1 on CBS. I SUNDAY AUGUST 25 ' MORN I NG All stations reserve the right to change program- ming without advance no- tice. 6:45 6:50 7:00 The Christophers Give Us This Day/News (C) Tom and Jerry (C) The Bible Answers 7:30 Underdog (C) Profile World of Youth (C) Mr. Wishbone Show (C) 8:00 ~ (i) lamp Unto My felt The Christophers (C) Cathedral of Tomorrow (C) More for Your Money: "Read the Fine Print." I (6) God Is the Answer (C) Ventana Sobre los Hijos 8:15 The Christophen (C) 8:30 1J look Up and l ive (C) 0 Movie: (C) "A Ni&flt in Para· dise" (fantasy) '46-Merle Oberon, Turhan Bey, Gale Sondergaard. 0 face to face (C) 0 Movie: "Desert f ighters" (ad· venture) '60-Michel Auclair. ~ Kathryn Kuh lman (C) (I) Pentecostal Holiness 00 Tom and Jerry (C) m Escuela KMEX (C) 9:00 Camtra Three (C) Mormon Tabernacle Choir (C) Casper Cartoons (C) Wondeu1ma Country Music (C) 17 (I) Ministerial Association ~Sunday feature: "Francis in the Navy." ~ 00 Public Smice m Vuiedades (C) 9:30 1J Clergy and the News (C) O Movie: "College Scand1I" (dra· ma) '35-Kent Taylor, Wendy Barrie. I Milton the Monster (C) (I) Allen Revival Hour 00 feature 10:00 U Summer learning: (C) "Jau on Campus." I This Is the lite (C) Linus the lionhearted (C) Movie: "The Atomic Submarine" (sci-fi) '59-Arthur Franz. Q) Movie: "Condemned To livt" (drama) '35-Ralph Morgan. 67J (I) Farm Show (C) ~ 00 Underdog (C) €!) Felipa Sanchez 10:30 U ~rtuni~ line (C) 0 IU (6) The Catholk Hour: (C) "Justice and Peace." Conclusion. Today's show is a conversation on the American Secretari at for World Justice and Peace. fJ 1 CV Burs Bunny (C) fi9' 8 Town Hall Meeting (C) 11:00 U Aae of Complexity (C) 0 My Favorite Sermon: (C) Guest is Or. Kring Allen, McCarthy Me· morial Christian Church, L.A. 8 Homeburers' Guide (C) Bullwinkle (C) al Church in the Homt (C} @ (i} Sundar Matinee: "The Lit· ttest Hobo" ~ 6 First Baptist Church ~ feature THE DAILY PILOT. 1V WEEK, AUGUST 2•, 1968 11:30 U In Ci) face the Nation: (C) O Million $ Movie: (C) "Ea&I• and Sen Euaene J. McCarthy guests. the Hawtl" (western) '50 -John 0 Agriculture USA: (C) "Machines Payne, Rhonda Fleming. To Meet the Challenge." al Color Thutre: (C) "Paris Ex· O Discovery: (C) "The Vanishing press.'' Wilderness.'' @ @ feature film: "8ri1ht Vic· O Movie: (C) "Caribbean" (ad· tory." venture) '52-John Payne, Artene 3:45 O Aniels W11p-up (C) Dahl. 4:00 O UCU football: (C) UCLA Bruins AFTFRNOON 12:00 U ~ Cl) Professional Soccer: (C) New York vs. Detroit. O lntlfnation1I Zone: "Subbc~k· shmi at the U.N.'' I Divorce Court feature: (C) "Fishing the West." Essentlallr Sex (6) faith for Today (C) Esta es 11 Vida 12:30 ~ @ Mfft the Press: (C) Speclal one-hour edition. Guests are V.P. Hubert H. Humphrey and Sen. Eugene McCarthy, I Press Conference (C) Robin Hood (V Feature (C) Lo Prohibido 1:00 Angels Warm-up (C) @ (I) Issues and Answers: (C) An hour·long convention preview from Chicago. One of today's guests is the Democratic chairman of the platform committee, Representative Hale Boggs of Louisiana. O Academy Movie: "The Big Gush· er" (drama) 'SI-Wayne Morris, ID Movie: "A Midsummer Night's Dream" (fantasy) '35-James Cag· ney, Olivia de Hav1lland. al Revival Fires (C) 1:30 0 Youth and Police (C) 0 ANGELS vs. A's! This * should be a good one!· 0 An2t1s Baseball: (C) Angels vs. Oakland Athletics n Voice of Calvary (C) 00 I Believe In Miracles (C) 2:00 Rams Football: (C) Pre-season game between the l.A Rams and the San Diego Chargers. 0 BARRY GOLDWATER at * Claremont Men's College O On Campus: Barry Goldwater visits Claremont Men's College and talks with student newspaper editor Doug Montgomery on subjects rang· Ing from liberals to litterbugs. (R) 0 Movie: (C) "Comanche Station" (adventure) '60 -Randolph Scott, Nancy Gates 0 Golf Final Round * Philadelphia Classic 0 ~ (6) PCA Philadelphia Classic: (C) Golf greats compete on the greens of Ph1ladelph1a's Whitemarsh Valley Country Club at Chestnut Hill Pa. for the $100,000 purse. Q) Roller Derby (C) i ())Armchair Adventure (C) (iJ Wrestling (C) 2:30 Movit: "No Love for Johnny" (drama) '6 1-Peler Finch. Stanley Holloway, Mary Peach @ (3J Film Feature: "The Mav· erick" 3:00 ID Wu Zone al "ZODIAC IN FASHION" * Zodys Fashion Show (C) al Your Zodiac in Fashion (C) ®) Movit-Co·Round m FutbOl·Soccer 3:30 0 Movie: "The Lone Texan" (west· ern) '59 -Willard Parker, Grant Williams. vs. Washington State. @ Cil Video Diim (C) 4:30 I) Ne.wsmakers: (C) Martin Stone, co-chairman of th e McCarthy for President Campaign in California. guests. I Cowtown Rodto (C) Sex in America (C) (R) 00 full Gospel Rtvival 4:45 The Empress (C) 5:00 News: (C) Clete Roberts. Movie: "Tht Ynrlin(' (drama) '47-Gregory P~k. Jane Wyman. m Branded (C) Burtie's law @ Seven Arts Theatre: "Three Coins in the fountain." EID Capitol and the Clergy: (C) "Grower.Worker Conflict.'' ®) ® Existence (C) mToros 5:30 I ~ Ci) Amateur Hour (C) · News Conference (C) • News: (C) Stan Richards. Cheyenne @ You and the law (C) : News in Perspective (C) (R) EVENING 6:00 U ~ (j) The 21st Centuiy: (C) (30) "The four·day Week." Study THE YEARLING GREGORY PECK CLAUDE JARMAN. JR 5.00 PM SUNDAY KABC -TV ~ of leisure, some of its foys end Its Eil) Muina Tlllnp Grow (C) (R) drawbacks. CR) @!) Y1riedldu I @ @ Fraftk Met• (C) (30) Diel Sindlir's Polka P•rMle: 1:30,. tJI Ei) .. otMrs-ln·Law: .. <C) <'Ol ( ) (60) "Salute to Old Sonp." 'The Lone. Loni Weekend. Efforts Hear News Broadcasts Direct From Foreign Countries . . . Be The First To Know With A Heath~it® Shortwave Redio O t.anby ~roulel: (C) (30) by the Hubbards and the Buells to Boyd Bennett guests. escape each other for a weekend I!) Theatre I (60) at lake Arrowhead result In dis· EE Gospel of Christ aster. (R) 6:30 II Ralph Story: (C} (30) Ralph U Upbeat: (~) (60) G~asts are The Story chronicles the life, times, op-Flavor, Eternity's Children, Blue eratlon and problems of running Cheer, Jerry Butler. and Ohio Ex· the fabled 24·hour Hollywood Ranch mpre~. •..t.t (30) Marl<et. CR) ftS15n O @@ Convtntion Preview: (C) ID "ZODIAC IN FASHION" C60~ All~ormen Chet Huntley and * Zodys Fashion Show (C) David Brinkley and floor reporters . . Frank McGee, John Chancellor, San· I!) Your Zodiac in Fasllloft (C) (30) der Vanocur and Edwin Newman EE The World TOlllOmlW (C) report from the Chicago (Ill.) In· Eil) I sPicjAt i "Madleth." The k · ternational Amphitheatre on pre· tor's Compa~y presen~s. this 21/2- convention activity. hour production of Wilham Shake· I The Time Tunnel (60) speare's tragedy. The cast Includes I Love Lucy (30) Earle Hyman as Macbeth; Lois Net· M1rqu11 22: "Social Error." tleton as Lady Macbeth; Colgate ~eeul•tion (R) Salsbury as Macduff; Holland Tay· (j) Sandra & Jimmy Bays lor as Lady Macduff; and Charles 6:55 (j1) (I) Kern Farm facts Siebert as Malcolm. El) La Tormenta 7:00 II ~ m Lissie: (C) (30) At the nation's federal space center in 9:00 II CifJ 00 The Summtf lroUMr1 Florida, as the launch of the Apol· Smothe~s Show: (C) (60) Johnny lo/Saturn v draws near, Lassie and Cash with The Tenn~e Three, The ranger Corey Stuart become involved Stonema_n Family S1n1ers, Grammy in the tragedy of a heartbroken Award-winner Jo~n Hartford and youngster whose puppy has been Leigh French )01.n Glen cam~bell killed by a speeding car. (R) and Pat Paulsen m an hour tribute U John Qary Show: (C) (90) to country music and humor. Guests are Eddy Arnold Susan Bar-B @@ Bonanza: (C) (60) rett Corky Hale. WaYne Cochran "Sens~ of Out(' "Major'' .Ben and The CC Riders Fannie Flagg Cartwright and his volunteer pnson l~t your l.ll'l•9lnation roam with the intri911e of shortwave lide<1ln9. Pick up live bro•dcu h from hundreds of forei9n countries: hur f•mous foreign raclio part0nalit1 H ..• AND YOU NIED NO SflECIAL SKILLS TO IUILD A HlATHIUT SHOITWAVf RADIO .•. tT'S FUN, EASY, HWAIDING, AND EDUCATIONAL. WHY NOT Gn YOUIS ST AITED TODAY 7 low coat 4-band shortwave receiver kitGR·'4 ~=~•~PEn~I:~~. K~;!~d:~r~~J'::~~· ::~ $46 50 foreign countries . . . than come home again and enjoy locel "'""'• weather and 1porh on the popular AM b•nd ... all on this handsome, high performance, low cost receiever. HEAT"Klr ELECTRONIC CENTER ~'h·§i§ii'IJ To reach HH thkit Electronic Center t•k• Harbor Blvd. to Ball Ave, u st on Ba ll • f-w 1hort bloc~s to 330 Eest Ball or ta ~e Santa Ana Freeway to Harbor Blvd ., Harbor Blvd. to Bell, a few 'hort blocks and yo1,'re here SALIS & flAltTS HEATH IC IT 0 @ (I) Voyage tO Bottom of su: escort for a self.proclaimed Indian (C) (60) "The Death Clock." Cap. "god" face ~nnih_ilation when 776-9420 JlO EAST ALL, ANAHEIM SHYICI 77&-t42J lain Lee Crane kills his superior tr~pped by hlS Pa1ute followers. after he is injured by radiation Michael Forest guests. (R) 1 ... -------------------------- from Seaview's nuclear reactor. (R) 0 @ CV SundlJ Nip t MOYit: (C) syndicated columnist and White m Ti:ut11 or Consequences (C) (30) :·~unova's Bir Night" .ccomed~) House. correspondent for the Hearst G1lliran's Island (30) 54-Bob Hope, Joan Fonta1114!, Basil papers • Domingos Herdez Rathbone. Hugh .Marlowe, Arnold I Nm: (C) (30) Clif Kirk. 7:30 II ~ (j) Gentle Ben: (C) (30) Moss, John ~rradme .. The Duchess News: (C) C30) Bob Noble. Two fugitives, played by guests of Gen~a hires a simple tailor's 10:30 World of Youth (C) (30) Bruce Gordon and Andy Jarrell, In· apprentice to masquerade as his· Lu Crane (C) (60) terrupt Tom and Mark on their t~ry'~ greatest lover . to test the Sci·fi Tllutre (C) (60) camping trip deep in the Ever· f1~ehty of the beautrful Venetian 10:45 @{I) Democfatic N1tlon1I glades. ( R) girl to ~horn her son, the Duke of Convention: (C) C30) Pre·convention O @ @ Walt Disney: (C) (60) Genoa. ~s e~pged (R) program from Chicago, Ill. ''The legend of Two Gypsy Dogs." m P'rofiles In Courare (60) 11:00 II Eleven O'Clocl Report: (C) Cleta A pointer and a dachshund face IE faith tor Today (C) (30) Roberts. Stan Duke. ' countless perils as they tramp EE hhf Gunn B The 11th Hour News: (C) (30) across a beautiful primitive area of El) Ale(rias Ad11ns Tom Brokaw. Hungary. CR) 9:30 U Car ind Tritt (C) (30) U R1l~h Purl's Las V~11; (C) O Million $ Movit: (C) "Mor11n .n World .... ... (C) (30) (30) Dick Shawn, Jackie Mason th Pi t " ( d t ) '61 St u:1 .... ven ... re guest 8 ra e .a ven ure -eve EE Sunday look/M•nlon Forum I'. '..t.t (C) (30) Reeves, Valene Laerange. ~... , m Outer l imits (60) El) Qnn TeatJo Cinem~ Sunday: "Road HOU58. ' m Sd-f i lltfftre (C) (30) 10:00 II ~ (j) ~mpaign '61: (C) (60) Ci) This Diy ,1968 (C) m The Big Picture Pre.convention look into the actlvi I 00 London Une/News (C) m The Frend! Ctlllf lies in Chicago. I 11:15 II News: (C) Harry Reasoner. 0 @@ Hip Ch191ml: (C) (60) 0 @ (J) News (C) 1:00 II .9 Ci) Ed Sullivan: (C). (60) "Tiger by the Tail." Ricardo Mont-11:30 II Movit: ''WelcioMe Stranft(' Eddie Albert, The Lennon Sisters, alban guests as a wounded bandit (drama) '47 -Bing Cro.sby, Barry Roberta Peters, Vincant Price and leader who is captured by the can-Fitzeerald Patricia Routledge, Morey Amster· nons and tells them his followers O Movie: (C) "Sword Without 1 dam, Totie Fields and Hendra and will destroy them unless he is re· Countiy" (adventure) '66 -Folco Ullett euest. (R) leased. (R) lulli. 0 Ci1J(I)The FBI: (C) (60) ''The U SUNDAY NEWS REPORT BOpen for Disc:uAion (C) Gold Card." Inspector Erskine eains • Movie: (C) "Stitt Town" (dr1· admission to a secret. high stakes * Pres. by Hams & Frankl ma) '52-John Lund. Ann Shendari. card game to observe Malla chief· IJ Sund11 Report (C) (30) 0 feablre fain Paul Nichols, unaware that the 0 Willi1m F. Buck.ltr. (C) (60) m Chiller crime syndicate has contracted with '1he Washington Press" ls dis· 11:.45 &\J World of Youth (C) gunmen t~ "waste the room"-exe-cussed with three memben of that 12:00 U Public S.rvlu (C) cute all witnesses. Guests are James body. David Broder, star reporter of . . .. . " Daly as Doc Cameron, Joanna Moore the Washington Post· David Kras· 12.30 I!) Cinema Sullday: Dual Ahbl. as June Elliot and Larry Gates H luw, Chief of the Los 'Angeles nmes 1:0011 ~ovie: "Rosunna M~ (dra· Paul Nichols. Washington Bureau and co author ma) 49-farley Granger, Raymond ID flvoritt Story (C) (30) of "The Secret Searth for Peace in Massey EE Tht Fist.er famllJ Vietnam", and Marianne Means, 1:44> O llNBC R..,ort (C> LOVE IS BETTER THAN EVER ELIZABETH TAYLOR 8:30 AM MONDAY PRIZE MOVIE WITH HOST~ JACKI£ JOSEPH WIN .CASH! Page 5 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUST 24, 1968 DAYTIME PROGRAMS MONDAY thru FRIDAY 11ty auests lor the week. 1:55 0 (Ill (3) C1111drtn's Doctor: (C) ID Jadl la t.nne: (C) fitness 1nd Lendon H Smith. M 0 exercise proaram. I 2:00 fJ ~(I) To Tell the Trvtll: (C) M 0 I? N I N (; t:2S Q)@ NBC News (C) 0 ta) 6 You Don't Say: (C) Tom MONDAY AUGUST 26 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- TIM E PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. All sta- tions reserve the right to change programming with- out advance notice. All stations reserve the ri$ht to change program· ming without advance no· tice. I CI) C.rtoons {C) Bud Coll er hosts Com1nunity Bulltt.in Board Kennedy hosts. Joannie Sommers, I 9:30 a Ci) Btvtrly Hillbillies (C) Mick~ Manners gue.st I DAYTIME MOVIES @ @) COnctnb1tion: (C) Huah 0 (J.l) Newlywed C.ame: (C) At any t1111e durina the wttk, the proarams listed below may be ln- ttm1pttd, pre·empted, or rtStMcl· ultd In order to brina y.u K~· ratt, up·to-tht-mlnute 1ccounts of wt11t Is llapptonln& 1\ tllt Demo· critic N1tienal Convention In Cfll· caio, llllnoi~ Downs hosts. 1 Bob Euba11ks hosts. I 8:30 O "love Is Better Than Ever" (ro· I love That Bob I Tempo: (C) The Oornans. mance) '52 -Elizabeth Taylor. las Oane Sllow (C) Movie, Monday only. Larry Parks. Jadl la lannt (C) Technical Corner O ''Two Guns ind a Badge'' 10:00 Andy ol Maybel'fY 2:25 I ~ News (C) I (western) '54-Way11e Morris. H•p· ®) ([). Personality: (C) Lany 2:30 Tiie Ede• or Ni&ftt (C) py Is the Bride" (comedy) '59- 1 1 den hosts. • 6 The Mat~ Game: (C) Ian Carmichael. Ltavt It to Beevtr . Gene R~ybur~ .hosts. . 111:00 O "Henry Aldrich, Boy Scout" Panorama Bakersfttld 0 Dob1t C.llhs; Coolung Aroundl (comedy) '44-Jlmmy Lydon. "Great 6 sunny Today (C) Hit W.r1d, (C) Wednesday only. Momenf' (drama) '44-Joel McCrea. a C.pt. Kana1too (C) Mon. 0 (i1; @ Oatin& Game: (C) Jim112:30 m "Alon& Came Jones" (western) 5:108 Qlff Ua This Dar /News (C) lO:lO )ii Diet Van Dyke Show Lanae hosts. '45---ta,ry Cooper. "Babes in Ba&- 1:30 Stal'lllftft Sttftesttr: (C) Or @ 6 Holtywood Squru: (C) 2:551 ~ 6 NBC News (C) dad" (fantasy) '52-Paulette God· Oo~alas S D~mrosch of ~.1umb1a Peter Marsh1ll hosts Guest celebri· 3:00 ~ The Secret Storm (C) dard. Unrwrs1ty IS instructor for Health ty panehs1s are Kaye Ballard. Paul M9'e Dourtas (C); P.O.Q. (C) 2·00 m "Never look lad" (mystery) Today " on Monday, Wednesday and Lynde. Nanette Fabray. Arte John Fndey only. · '52-Ros3mund Johns, Hugh Sinclair. Friday Professor Kempton E Webb son. Zsa Zsa Gabor. George Hamil I ~IJ htrol 4:30 0 "Make Mint Mink" (comedy) is instructor on Tuesday. Thursday ton. (]X @ Gentral Hospital (C) '60-Terry Thomas. Athene Seyler. and Saturday with "The Developing B Tiie <:Maten lole the aown (C) Wor1d Lalin Amenca " @ Do Cntttt S!Mlw: (Cl Sip-off 0 Education Eac11an11 : (C) Bob [lhott and Roy Goulden& com-~ Ji••J I Don Sllow, (C) ·~oots " The tinal week ot the two· ment on pohtical happenings.. Mon . Thurs . MatinH: Fn only, EVENING Wtfk series produced by WKYC TV m frM the Inside Out (C) l :lO II S.vtique: (C) John Gentri and 1n Cleveland is an .euminahon of I!) futures; Sc:i.fi lllut,.., (C) Whitney Blake co host the Amencan Negro s progress. Tues . Thurs O Mike Do11rtu, (C) Friday only. I Cums.ts Wlltl Gloria (C) 11:00 fJ fij' T Low of life (C) g Tiit Thin Man: Geo11e Putnam EduaitlOnal feahnts 0 ~ "i' Jeop.nty: (C) Art nem· News, (C Wednesday only. Tecllnital Comtr in& hosts. I @ 3 One Life To Live (C) '1:00 1J Tiie Canterbul'J Tales; A ten· O Movie: See Daytime Movies. HeM tllJ <C>. . part sems presenllna a dramatized ~ing Witll CorTis, Wed. only St.alley's P'1na Party; Movie, adaptation of Chauctr's colorful, {I) hmpe. Roo• Frid~ only. cltver and sometimes e.tr1hy tales ~ T Tiit flin~ts (C) Mon. C:OO 8 Qt C8S Evenin& News: (C) Produced 1n assoc111ton. with the U:2SI I Cl) C8S News (C) Walter ~ronk1.te. University of Miclliaan. the program 11:30 11 Seard! hlf TtMtrTOW (C) Movie. fnday only. featurts Prof~uo1 Thomas Gar'baty ~ Er• Gaess: (C) Bill · ~ 6 HunU.,-lrinkley Report as hos1 Tt11s week's 5tones include Cullen hosts. ) "l ht Prolotue and tht Pardoner's Q) ~trifl Jofln (C) Divorce Court CC) hit." Monday, "The Kn1at1t's Tale." W News {i.l '3' Dart Shadows (C) Tuesday. "The Shipman's hie," )If .}~ Tiie Piofteers, Mon onl1 • Char1it C11aplin Wednesday. "The Pnoress Tale.'' 11 ''5 ii ~ .T n.e Giiclina liillt' (C) C.rteons Thursday and "Th11 Wile of Bath's • 0 News (C) 4:JO ~ .I' C.111paign '68 (C) "The Tale." Fnday Democratic National Convention." O ~ 6 Tiit TodQ Show: (C) See each n11ht's listing This ~k. the provam 1s scheduled O ~ 6 Oe111ocratic National to telecast from lht IObby of the Conventieft: (C) See each night's Conr&d Hilton Hotel 1n Ch1caao lZ:OO II A S.MIMf f'inr: (C} Bobby lrsttn& for the events. 0 $ood 0., LA. (C) Jerry Dexter R dell serves as fUe.s1 ·ho.st O C.eorge ~m Ntws (C); An· hosts Stu Nahan lfee11s you up to i!J ~ 6 let's M•e a Deal: (C) is Wan••P. (C) Wednesday only. datt with the ntM> Mont Hall OOst~ ~ Hour: (C) B~xter Ward. ID Mr Wi111bo1tt· (C) Jim Allan I ~ 3 INitcMll · Movie: ~te Daytime Movies ~ ._I~ Campaip '61. Mon only ' TelltPo: (C) Co~ and Bohrman Tllllnd«birds (C) 7~2S fB Stoel. Mar\et. fhe m111!et •s lat Mast&ts6n ~·s Bil To, Show (C) rlosed on Wednl'sday so trie station :tC> ~• Andy of Mrybeny; lllcH*~s 1 l Mih Douitas ~C) will begin programmini: m tilt eartr Navy, Mon 5.:00 b MIC News Serv~, (C) fri afternoon l?·301 ~ T As ttw w.u TlmS (C) 0 ANGELS /TIGERS. Get 7:30 I) CIS Newi.: (Cl loseph Benh . ~ 6 Days of Oot LMs {C) * set for action! Watch! CD OipllM's Cartoo!ll ('C) (!I .J:" Tre.ISW't lsit: (C) John 0 A11rels laRb.all: (C) Wednes- t:OO I) ~ J' Captain KanfanlO: (C) Bartholomew Tucker hoSts day only Anaels vs. Tieers With Bob KeMhan I Movie.: See Oayt1mt Movies. m The Aintstonts (C) G C.rtoon Circus CC) l>ialine toi Dell•~ ~ Tiie Anwin& Three ~ Q Mwle: Stt Oaytrmt Mov1~ l :00 . fj9 ,8 low Is. a M.rny s:pi.-~ 6 Jimmy Thomason Show, (C) Hostess Jaoloe >oseph offc"' cash dorecl Tlnng (C} Friday only pr11es for corrtct answer\ durina ~ .£. The Dedon (C) ~ I St!Mey's P'~a Party, Fn tht mov1,. -!.! -l. Dream ltotrse (C) 5;301 Ome and Hamet I MOVlt: Soe Dayt1mf Mnvies 1:30 '29 I Hont h rtJ (Cl ~ News: (C) Fr. ank Reynolds. ,_ ~ -ClindlCI C.llttfa ;y 6 Anotllel Wor1d (C) W1nd'tell-M1honey Sllow (C) ~ 6 sn111 JlldrtNttt: (Cl l 7-3 rrs Kappen1t11 ('C) The ~''" family Gordon MacRw and hi~ dauahter Mow11; ~ l>tslfft. Mon » ..!. Th11 Dty 1961, (C) Fn Mer'l'dith "~ Ed McMahon's ctltb Otfiet of !tit l"rald9nt ~ .J Man fro111 UNCLE. (C) Fn ..... 6 5:00 8 ~Ci) C1 mpaian '68: (C) (cont'd from 4:30) ''The Demo· uatic National Convention." To· night's event is the Keynote Ad· dress. CBS Newsmen covering the convention are Walter Cronkrte. an· chorman; Eric Sevare1d and Roger Mudd. analysis; and Harry Reason· er. from the speaker's rostrum. Mike Wallace heads a team of six men assigned to cover the conven· hon floor-Joseph Senti. John Hart. Ike Pappas, Dan Rather, and Bill Stout. Art Buchwald offers wry commentary. O Q) Ci) Democratic National Convention: (C) (cont'd from 4:30) Chet Huntley and David Brinkley serve as NBC's anchormen. NBC News has assigned 11 stall of nearly 800 persons to its live gavel·tO· gavel coverage of the convention. The lour floor reporters are Frank McGee, John Chancellor. Sander Vanocur and Edwin Newman. Reu· ven Frank. P1es1dtnt of NBC News. will be in the NBC News control room mak1n1 the running decis10ns as to what 1s going on the arr 0 Steve Allen Sltow: (C} (90) Guests are Chad Mitchell. Kaye Ballard. Kim Weston and Joe In· ter1ea&i. (R) 0 Si1 O'Ctod Mowit: "Just Across tile Street" (comedy) '52 -Ann Sheridan. John Lund, Robert Keith. Cecil Kellaway. The boss hires a secretary because he thinks she's the daughter of a rich couple, and she keeps up the ruse 1111th the mistake ol involvina the couple I lat MastettOn (30) Lf\ Merv 'riff"' (C) Mat's N .. ? Amor S.bfltu 6:30 G Tiit G*Wy Sllow CC) (30) m 1aci-e1er r1ttttr <30> 7 m Mdtale's Navy (30) I ~ 00 Tiiis Day 1961 (C) ED Science Reporter: "Returnin11 ED Biiiot Power. "California Demo· From the Moon." John Fitch re· cratic Delegation." Leo McElroy and ports on the technical problems of 11uests look at the makeup of our designing a spacecraft to travel to state's delegation to the Demo- the moon and back. cratic National Convention. m Noticiero 34 (C) m Muslca 1 Estrtllu Mussart 7:00 0 I bWAl. l Ghetto freedom 9:30 0 Lohman and Bartley Show: (C) Award: (C) (90) At the Hollywood (90) At the end of each day's con· Palladium, William Marshall emcees vention coverage by NBC, Al Loh- presentation of 11 trophies, pro-man and Roger Barkley otter their vided by the Greater Los Angeles commentary -biased, immaterial, Urban League, honoring individuals and largely irrelevant -on the who have been committed to and "great race." On hand to further effective in improving ghetto life. muddy up the waters is cohort Stan 11 Love Lucy (30) Worth and his musical group. Gilliran's lsl1nd (30) O @ CI) Democratic N1tio11I Washinflon in Review (C) Convention: (C) (90) ABC's "un- Felipa Sanchez conventional" convention coverage 7:25 00 News (C) otters viewers a comprehensive yet 7:30 Golden Voyare: (C) (30) "Len-compact view of the making of the ingrad to Moscow." A "shopping" 1968 Presidential candidates through tour through Moscow's largest de· carefully formatted telecasts each partment store: a visit to the world-night of the convention. Each night renowned Moscow State Circus; and is divided into five segments. which a performance by the celebrated are listed in Tuesday night's log. Kirov Ballet in Leningrad. ID The Ropes (60) 0 @ 00 Cowboy In Africa: (C) ED NET Journal: "Black Natchez." (60) "A Man of Value." The kid· A film history of two bombings in napers of the ex-premier of a Natchez, Mississippi. and the intra- neighboring country try to steal the racial struggle that accompanied airplane at the game ranch. (R) them. The program delves into Ne· m Truth or Consequences (C) (30) gro attempts to organize a self· Perry M1son (60) protection group of Deacons. and Making Things Grow: (C) "Ges-charts the power struggle between neriads." Thalassa Cruso and a two groups-NAACP and the Mis· guest talk about the basics of sissippi Freedom Democratic Party. African violet care. Ci) Movie-Go-Round m Comicos y Clndones , Revisb Musiul 8:00 8 The Big News: (C) (60) Jerry 10:00 Gtorp Putnam News (C) (60) Dunphy. Jae* Latham News (C) (60) IJ Movie: (C) "The Streets of la· @ Feature: (C) "'Hippodrome." redo" (western) '49-William Holden, · Teltro flmili1r Macdonald Carey. 10:30 News: (C) (30) Bill Johns. m Hazel (C) (30) : Sex in America: (C) "'Pornog· ED Rainbow Quest: Paul Cadwell, raphy and Obscenity."' Dr. John Mississippi John Hurt and Hedy Beeston ta lks about social mores West join Pete Seeger for banjo and sexual behavior with Rev. and guitar music. Chave McCracken of St. Paul's ~ ® KBAK News Episcopal Church m Cleveland m Lo Prohibido Heights. 8:30 0 @ffi R1t P1trol: (C) (30) 10:45 0 News: (C) Ted Meyers. Bob "The Touch-and-Go Raid." Haupt· Dornan. man Dietrich poses as Sgt. Troy in 11:00 I) Eleven O'Clock Report: (C) (40) an attempt to blow up an Ameri· Jerry Dunphy. can supply dump. Dietrich uses O The 11th Hour News: (C) (30) Germans in GI uniforms to bait a Tom Brokaw. trap for the Rats. whose uniforms I The Westerners (30) he needs to raid the depot. (R) News: (C) (30) Baxter Ward. B Million $ Movie: "Jim Thorpe-• Movie: ''The Phenix City Story" All-American" (drama) '51 -Burt (drama) '55-Richard Kiley, Kath - m Merv Griffin (C) (90) Les Crane (C) (60) Lancaster, Phyllis Thaxter. ii Grant. m I SPECIA\. l The Journals of Lew-Movie: "Kinr of the Underworld" is and Clarti: (C) (60) Producer Ted (drama) '39 -Humphrey Bogart, Yates filmed this re-creation of the Kay Francis. exciting expedition that opened up (i1) ~ News (C) the Northwest Territory. This spe-~ I KBAK News cial is a factual adventure of an 11:30 H (I) The Tonight Stlow (C) amazing piece of American history Cl Movie: (C) "Ride the Man that fiction would have difficulty Down" (western) '53-Brian Oon- duplicating. Lorne Greene narrates. levy, Ella Raines. ~ (!) Man From UNCLE (C) 0 @ ffi Joey Bishop Show (C) ~Anita de Montenm 1 11:4-0 I) Movie: ''The Burgl11" (mystery) 9:00 B Movie: (C) "Jubal" (western) '57-0an Duryea, Martha Vickers. '56-Glenn Ford. Rod Steiger, Ernest 12:00 m Joe Pyne (C) Borgnine. 12:30 Outer Limts 0 @ 00 Felony Squad: (C) (30) Action Theatre: "Riot in Juve· ''The Love Victim." Con man Ticer nile Prison." Edwards elopes with heiress Susan 12:45 0 Movie: "You Can't Chut an Douglas and leaves a ransom note. Honest Min" (comedy) '39-W. C. Charles Douglas, the girl's father, Fields. ignores Sgt. Stone's help and his 1:00 O Movie: (C) ''The White Warrior" actions lead lo the death of his (adventure) '61-Steve Reeves. i ng Douglas that the mistake may News (C) chauffeur. Stone takes charge, warn· I Community Bulletin 8011d have cost the life or his daughter.1 1 :10 Movlt: (C) "The Mptlfi1ns" Michael Callan, Julie Sommars and (sci-fi) '59 -Kinji Sahara, Yumi Richard Anderson guest. (R) Shirakawa. 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON .LABEIS $1.00 ._ 11 tnt1• Mey be used on envelopes es retum address tebefs. Also very handy os identification lobels for marking personal items such es books, record&, photos, etc. Labels stick on glass end mey be used for mark ing home canned food items. All labels ere printed with stylish Vogue type on fine quality white gummed paper end pecked in reusable magic seal top container. r-----~---------, I I I All i11 ffiis coupon, cllp ud mell wit!\ $I .oo tor Pilot Prtntin9, Leber Div., lox I 175, I Newport IHch, C.lif. t2H3 I I I I I I •....•••.....................••.••..••.••..••.•.••••••• ···--·······································-·-·····-·· ...••••..•....................•.••.••••••••••.•..••..••• It aurt to UM yovr ZJ, C-4• I I I I I I , __ _ PILOT PRINTING ----' L -------.----FREE BONUS WITH EACH ORDER OF LAIELS WE WILL INCLUDE ND SET OF PACKAGE MAILING LABELS. Te ............. _ ....• --' -· One Down, One To Go ... Some Comments By MARIAN D ERN Two things are clear. Rich ard M. N ixon did win the Republican nomination, and NBC did win lhe ratings race for conven- tion coverage. After that, it's difficult to say who lost or won what. Governor Agnew was tapped for the VP spot, but primarily because be was the fellow least likely to offend anyone. Ronald Reagan's candidacy met with a n under- whelming response from the delegates, but he made a very nice loser's speech. Aside from Nixon's acceptance speech, the only Conservafive William F. Buckley. Jr. am/ 011tspoke11 liberal Gore Vidal. other speaker that delegates kept quiet for was John Wayne, who in a brief appear- ance took a moment to snipe at "left-wing radicals" who had panned his latest movie. Rockefeller actually a ppeared relieved that the whole huzzah was over. and he could return to New York. ABC, switching to a 90-minute mtn1- coverage, at one point experienced a 720 % increase in viewership over its 1964 con- vention period-but the high rating was in a time slot when the other networks were covering the convention. and ABC was airing an old Jerry Lewis movie. (ABC also did fairly well during convention cover- age, at least compared to its miniscule 1964 ratings). Both CBS and N BC's gavel-to- ga vet coverage was of very high quality, but viewe rs continued to give N BC News, with Huntley-Brinkley, a large ratings edge. Convention floor reporters, perh aps frus- trated by the lack of excitement, asked un- usually direct. probing questions. sometimes annoying the interviewees. sometimes sur- prising them into candid replies. Groups of delegates debating wh ich way to vote o ften found a microphone shoved into the center of their on-the-spot huddle. NBC, in partic· ular, has developed an unbeatable line-up of fl oor reporters-Ed Newman. Frank Mc- Gee, John Chancellor and Sander Van- ocur. They often knew what was happening before 1he delegates did. In the CBS anchor booth, Eric Sevareid and Roger Mudd, plus author Theodore White, offered extremely lucid, concise ana- lyses of the proceedings. C BS, too, has a knack for gelling to the top names for com- ments well before the o ther netwo rks. ABC managed a coup with the witty evening ex- change between the darling-of-the-right, William Buckley, and the sometimes-dar- ling-of-the-left, Gore Vidal. T he wit was sh arp a nd needed. It is estimated that some 3000 represent- atives from all news media were present to cover the event. The networks expended literally millions. and it will take some 3 million more just 10 move men and equip- ment to Chicago. But judging by the ratings. many people found summer re-runs of more interest. And critics generally agreed it was a lacklustre, predictable affair. They suggest that the Democratic conclave w_ill look like a re-run of the Republican event. Perhaps so. Hubert Humphrey appears to be almost as certain of nomination as was Richard Nixon. There are indicatio ns that the Demos. too. may take a strong stand, cand idate and platformwise, for the safe, secure middle-of-the-road. As of this writ- ing. it has been announced that no mem- ber of the Kennedy fam ily will attend, 1hough there will be a taped message from Ethel Kennedy following a tribute to the slain Robert Kennedy. Coverage may be particularly limited be- cause of the Electrical Workers strike. A limited moratorium was declared by the Electrical Workers (striking against the Illi- nois Bell Telephone Co.) in order to install equipment at the am phitheater. But no equipment will be installed 10 allow for cov- erage outside the convention hall , and CBS has already stated that it m ay cut back its coverage because of this limitation. This means. of course, not only less in- teresting coverage, but less impact for any demonstrations planned outside the hall due to lack of on-the-spo1 coverage. It also m eans less chance for coverage of dissident elements within the puty itself. One item of interest will be to see whe1her the Democratic nominee accepts the offer of C BS president F rank Stanton for air time to debate. Richard N ixon has already ac- cepted. Of course the debate depends on Congress suspending-section 3 I 5 of the Communications Code which insists that equal time be given all candidates of how- ever small or fractio nal a group. (This was do ne for the Kennedy-Nixon debates.) There is some question whether networks will continue to cover the nationa l conven- t ions in their e ntirety. It involves enormous THE.DAILY NEWS, TV WEEK, AUGUST 24, 1968 cost, and it seems unnecessary to have three or even two networks covering exactly the same thing., Certainly the proceedings them- selves are too long a nd filled with too much folderol. But just as certainly, until the cumbersome conventio n procedure is changed , ii is of the utmost importance that citizens be able to see their political system at work, even if they find it less than thrill- ing. ls lt really boring? Watching vivacious Julie Nixon, talking politics, holding hands with fiancee David Eisenhower. was far more refreshing than a F lying Nun re-run. Lacking in drama? Why it's almost the o nly live TV left, and as such had funny, suspenseful, spontaneous moments. Besides, isn't there drama in watching and hearing these indjviduals who may wield enormous power, whose decisions may determine the course of our lives, and the lives of millions around the world? And what about watch- ing them as they side-stepped discussing any of the complex~ crucial, conflict-filled prob- THE. NAME'S THE SAME-Mary Chancellor (/t!/1) and Sandy Abel, daughtt!rs of.NBC Nt!ws correspondents John Chancellor and Elie Abel, serve as NBC Copy Girls at the polilical con· vent ions. lems of our day? Why thut's not only dra- ma, ifs traged y. D ull? Is the operation of the most democr-al ic political system yet devised a dull thing to be involved with? If, as many stated, nothing important was said , and at th is time and place in history, 1hen that of itself is the most shocking and important thing of all. And if this very real event seems so un- real to people as to appear as another TV special. to be turned on or off in terms of so- called entertainment value, then the time has finall y come for Big Bro ther to take over. ;a I :e le 1- :b le is lt n 1- IS Is If 1. 1e if, s, g IS 1e IS l- y >- • 1 l- ii a IS '· d I- V ~ .s r. ~ Recently there's been a rash of fashion layouts on everything from mini-dresses to hippie-influenced creations and what Ji we'll be wearing 100 years from now. And during the Republican Convention we were treated to descriptions of news ~ commentators' ties and what the ladies in the gallery were wearing. ~ We thought it only fair to give "equal time" to the Democratic National Con· vention, so we asked that Lady of the ~ ~ I s .. ... s o~@~W~~~~@~ro~o Far-out Fashion, Phyllis Diller (of the Beautiful Phyllis Diller Show-premiering this fall on NBC, Sundays at 10 PM) what her personal couturier, Omar of Omaha, would suggest for the "really big show" in Chicago, and here they are: At bottom left is "Little Mary Sunshine," all ready for the op- ening hoopla in a white satin dress covered with lace and patriotic bows at neck and hemline. For gallery watching (top left) Phyllis chose a creation she calls "Buttered Popcorn," of yellow canvas covered with 400 white cotton balls (all from the five and dime). And just in case the cameras should beam her way, Phyllis is all set to show she's "for peace" (above right) in this cotton shift, hand-embroidered with sequin flowers. Her convention collar is of white layered and beaded fringe from the "My Fair Lady" era. Perhaps they're not what the well-dressed ladies would wear for the convention, but they're definitely "Diller Dillies!" -I TUESDAY AUGUST 27 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY - TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. All sta· tions reserve the right to change programming with- out advance notice. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 0 "Spectre of tht Rost" (drama) '46--Michael Chekov, Judith Ander· son. 0 (C) "Goll1ttl ind the Sins of Babylon" (adventure) '66 -Mark • Forest. "Here Comes Mr. Jordan" {fantasy) '41-Robert Montgomery. 11:00 IJ "Min From Wyomine'' (west· ern) '31}-Gary Cooper. "Henry Al· drich for President'' (comedy) '41 -Jimmy Lydon. 12:30 m "The Bride Came C.O.D." (com· edy) '41 -Bette Davis. "Brother Rar (comedy) '38-Ronald Reagan. 1 :30 m "Rocut's Yarn" (mystery) '57 -Nicole Maurey, Derek Bond. 4:30 e "fr1nkenstein-1970'' {horror) '58-Boris Karloff. Jana Lund. EVEN I NG 6:00ll®)(i)C1mpai&I' '61: (C) (cont'd. from 4:30) "The Demo· cratic National Convention," To- night's main activity is the plat- form presentation. Bili Plante. Bruce Morton, Morton Dean, report- er Marya Mclaughlin and Terry Drinkwater cover key candidates and key political figures. Corre· spondents on eeneral nsienment at the convention include Martin Agronsky, Nelson Benton. Georee Herman, Bert Quint, Hughes Rudd, Robert Shakne, Daniel Schorr and David Schoumacher. 0 @@ Democratic National Convention: (C) (cont'd. from 4:30) In the convention hall a complete NBC News broadcast center is con- structed. The center includes stu· dios, a news room. videotape facili- ties. a six-position switchboard, film developing laboratories. and a film editing complex. U Steve Allen Sbow: (C) (90) Guests are Jayne Meadows, come· dian Morey Amsterdam, actor Greg Morris of Mission: Impossible, Is· raeli folksingers Abl and Esther Ofarim, and ESP expert Hans Holzer. (R) O Si• O'Clodl Movie: "Master Spy" (drama) '64-Stephen Murray, June Thorburn, Alan Wheatley. All Allied Secret Agent feeds false in· formation to the communists, is arrested and convicted with a real Red Agent, and is then sent to a minimum security prison from which he escapes lo continue his work with maximum eHectivenes.s. m Movie: (C) "Horse Soldiers" (western) '59-John Wayne, William Holden. Constance Towers. A North- ern Cavalry guerrilla unit. after Elvis Presley seek.f romance and adventure. bur Iris par- ents, Angela Lanth11ry and R oland Winters want him tn se11/e doll'n in tlie /ami/v pineapple business in 'Blue Hawaii.' the color m11siral on The A BC Wednerda_v Night Movie at 7:30 PM. Roy Bulla's Stevens TV 1953 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa ALL MAKIS-COLOll Oil ILACK & WHIT . .;.1-...,,=--~- • Phon• 548-3494 1 e Paae 10 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEE><. AUGUST 24, 1968 destroying a Southern munitions entertainment columnist. guests. camp, fights Its way through Lou-I 00 Thia D1y 1968 (C) isiana and Tenne$$8e to rejoin the TV Musical Outrt Union army. 9:30 Lohman i nd Barllley Show: (C) ~Bat Muterson (30) (90) Political comment. (3) Merv Griffin (C) D @ CV Democratic Na ti o na I What's New? "Waterway." Tony Convention: (C) (90) ABC's staff is Sopher continues his motor cruise anchored by Howard K. Smith. Bob from New York to Eneland. Todayl Clark and John Scali tell the audi· he passes through Florida swamp ence what has transpired on the lands. floor. The five segments of each @I) Amor Sublil'IHI night's coverage are: (l) A half· 6:30 O The Groovy Show: (C) (30) Sam hour "instant documentary" on the Ridd le hosts. theme of the day. (2) Followina m McHale's N1vy (30) the "Instant documentary" is a EID Science Reporter: "Ticket round-table discussion by corre- Through the Sound Barrier." John spondents. (3) An ''Insider's Re· Fitch examines the research pro· port," a five-to-six minute ''hard" grams that went into developing the news, in-depth film report. (4) In· Supersonic Transport (SST) designs.. cisive trenchant commentaries by @I) Noticieto 34 (C) ABC News guest commentators Wil· 7:00 O F Troop: (30) "l a Dolce Cour· liam F. Buckley Jr. and Gore Vidal. age." The beautiful daughter of a (5) "Update," an eight-lo-ten-min· famed Sicilian chef is declared off ute segment bringing the viewer up limits to F Troop, but the men can't to the minute on what has trans· take their eyes off her. pired from the time the convention m Gillic1n's Island (30) program took to the air. EID The American Slice: "Education m Passport to Tra11el: (C) (30) "An of Eugene O'Neill." Dr. Irwin Swerd· Island for You." Hal Sawyer hosts low lectures on the life of the man a visit to informal Tahiti in Poly· who brought world citizenship to nesian Pacifica and Nassau in the U.S. drama. warm Gulf Stream of Atlantic. (R) I Felip1 Sancfltz 1· Gov. Reaean News Conferenct 7:25 @ News (C) (j) Movie-Go-Round 7:30 Grand Prize Racine (C) (30) • Martes a In 21:30 @ (J) G1rrison's Gorillas: (C) 10:00 Georce Putnam News (C) (60) (60) "Ride of Terror." The Gorillas • SeCTet Agent: (60) "A Man To try to enter-and leave-the Neu-Be Trusted." John Drake become$ stadt POW camp in france"to rescue involved in witchcraft and espionage American Col. Pryor. Claude Akins on an island in the West Indies. guests as Col. Pryor. CR) m Jack l .atham News (C) (30) 0 Million $ Movie: "Conspirxy m Famous Schools (C) I Public of Hearts" {drama) '60-Lilli Palmer, Servict (C) Sylvia Syms, Yvonne Mitchell, Albert @ (iJ Future: (C) "The Myra lieven, Ronald lewis. A group of Marshall Sto~.'' nuns at a convent in Northern Italy EID I lhclli The Electric lattl: help Jewish children escape from a Don Ellis and his orchestra perform Nazi transit camp during Wofld several jazz selections featuring War II. Ellis' electric trumpet and vibration m Perry M1son (60) techniques. EID The Frend! Chef: Julia Child i Toros de Espana shows how to prepare Veal Prince 10:30 News: (C) (30) Bill Johns. Orloff. {R) 11:00 Eleven O'Clock Report: (C) (40) @I) Sonrlus Jerry Dunphy. 8:00 I) The Bic News: (C) (60) Jerry 0 The 11th Hour News: (C) (30) Dunphy. Tom Brokaw. ( e ROLLER GAMES-Live! (C) I The Westerners (30) * T BIRDS TEXAS News: (C) (30) Buter Ward. • vs. · Movie: "Bachelor of Hearts" D . Roller Gamn: (C) (2 hr) L.A. (romance) '53-Hardy Kruger. Sylvia T Birds vs. Texas Outlaws. i ms Ronald Lewis. EI!) NET Pt1ytiouse: ::rhirt~n Les Crane (C) Against Fate-The Suspect . A mid· Movie: "Girl from M1nh.1tt1n" die-aged recluse becomes involved (drama) '48 -Dorothy Lamour 1n a ~ung girl's murder wh~n George Montgomery. ' blood-stained towels are found in I ~. News (C) his room. (R) a KB.AK News I KBAK ~ews 11:30 . @ The Toni(ht Show (C) Lo Prohlb1do . Movie: (C) "Lisbon" (mystery) 8:30 @(])It T1kea a Th1tl: (C) '56-Ray Milland Claude Rains. ( ) "When Thieves Fall In.'' Alex· D @ m Joey Bishop Show (C) ander Mundy persuades the SIA to 11:40 II Movie: "Mission Over Korea" obtain a parole for Charlene (drama) '53-John Hodiak. "Chuc~" Brown, a lady thief, to 12:00 m Joe Pynt (C) help him steal a fabulo~s fur coat. 12:30 m All·Nig11t Show: "Appointment Susan St. James guests 1n the dual in London,'' "Uncle Harry," "Em· role of Charle~e and Sydnor. (R) bracable You," and "Wintertime." m Merv Grilfin (C) (90) II m Action Theatre: "Parole, Inc." l!) Wanderlust: }C) (30) Journey 12:50 0 Movie: "This Side of the Law'' Through Britain. (R) (drama) '50-Viveca Lindfors Kent I Ci) Man From UNClE . • Anit1 de Montem1r Smith. 9:00 Movie: "Born Yesterd1y" (com· 1:00 0 Movie: "Disorder" ~drama) '64 edy) 'SJ -Judy Holliday, William -Susan Strasberg, l~u1s Jourdan. Holden, Broderick Crawford. IJ Community Bulletin Board ID American West: (C) (30) "Utah's 0 News (C) Fantasy land." (R) I 1:10 II Movie: "Beloved Enlfllr' (dre· f.ll) Bluk Pmpective: ''The Color ma) '36 -Merle Oberon, David Game '' Greg Burrell. syndicated Niven. (C) ul ' is Job 1di· the ach alf· the ing a rre- Re· rd" In· by Yll· fal. 1in- up OS· ion 'An 1sts >IY· the (R) ct SO) To nes 3ge >lie yra tth: •rm ing ion 10) 30) lJ" Yla Ill" ur, I ry) ' ca'' mt m- !." ,,.. int 64 I. ·a· rid WEDNESDAY AUGUST 28 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. All sta- tions reserve the right to change programming with· out advance notice. DAYTIME MOVIES 8:30 O (C) "Yankee Pasha" (adven· ture) '54-Jelf Chandler, Rhonda Fleming. fJ "The Adventures of Robin Hood" (adventure) '38 -Errol Flynn. "Twenty Plus Two" (mystery) '61 -David Janssen. 11:15 O "Ambush" (western) '39-1.loyd Nolan. "Henry Aldrich Haunts a House" (comedy) '43-Jimmy Lydon. 12:30 m ''Moss Rose" (drama) '47- Ethel Barrymore. "The Ghost Goes Weaf' (comedy) '36-Robert Donat. 1:30 lD "Man-Eater of Ule Kumaon" (adventure) '48 -Wendell Corey, Sabu. 4:30 fJ "Operation Bikini" (adventure) '63-Tab Hunter, Frankie Avalon. EVENING 6:00 ii fa!) (1) Camp1i1n '68: (C) (cont'd. TrOm 4:30) "The Democrat· .\ \181T tot1s QUEEN-Nancy Ko- •ad,, would·be quffn of Planrt Ntu- ral, lllftmpls lo prnuadr WllUam '\halnrr. Captain Kirk of NBC'~ Star l'rrk. 10 usr his advanced •ta!>flM on h('r beh111f In "A Prlnle l.lttlt' \\ ur" rolorulil. Frf11iay al 8;JO PM. ic National Convention." Toni(ht's event is the beginning of the Presi· denuar and Vice Presidential can· didate nomination. B @@ Democratic National Convention: (C) (cont'd. from 4:30) Almost 800 persohs will participate in the coverage of this convention. O Ancels Baseball: (C) (cont'd. from 5:00) Buddy Blattner and Don Wells call the live action as the California Angers meet the Detroit Tigers in Tig-er Stadium. O Six O'Clock Movie: (C) "5'tb· marine Attack" (adventure) '54- Lois Maxwell. Folco Lulli, Renato Baldini. The Captain of an Italian submarine is confronted with a crucial decision-his ship is over· loaded with survivors from a mer· chant ship and he 1s pursued by an enemy warship. I Bat Masterson (30) @ Merv Griffin (C) Whars New? Amor SUbllme 6:301 The Groovy Show (C) (30) Bachelor Father (30) McHale's Nny (30) : Science Reporter: "Wallops Is· land Launch Facility." John Fitch reports on the international science training program and launching projects at Wallops Island, Virginia. @I) Noticiero 34 (C) I love Lucy (30) 7:001 f Troop (30) Gilligan's Island (30) : Teacher '68: "Geography." Brit· ish eitchange teacher Colin Cuff explains how he teaches world ge- ography at Troy High School in Fullerton. Arnold Pike hosts. A FAREWELL TO ARMS ROCK HUDSON JENNIFER JONES 8:30 AM IN COLOR THURSDAY-PART l·FRIOAY -PART II WITH HOSTE~ JACKIE JOS£PH WIN .CASH! @I) Felipa Sanchez 7:15 O Angels Wrap-up (C) 7:25 @ 00 News (C) rich island of Jersey, one of the is'ands olf the French coast, is spotted with Viking and Elizabethan landmarks. (R) .. ~ (i) Thl1 Day 1968 (C) 7:301J The Happy Wanderers: (C) (30) Ell) NET festlval: "l 'Ajo nell'lm· "Fishing In the Gulf." Continuing barauo." Donizetti's comic opera their journey in Baja California. was derived from the timeless situa- Slim and Henrietta visit some of tion of an overprotective lather and the great fishing spots In the Gulf rebellious sons. Italian opera stars which are still surrounded by lush Cecilla Fusco, Plinio Clabassi and Jungle area untainted by the work· Ugo Benelli perform with the Phil· ings of modern mechanization harmonic Orchestra of Rome. 0 @Ci) Wednesday Nicht Movie: al Miercoles Musical {C) "Blue H1w11i" (musical) '62-9:30 B Lohman ind 81rkl1y Show (C) Elvis Presley. Joan Blackman. Nancy (90) Walters. Roland Winters, Angela O @CV Democr1tlc National Lansbury, John Archer. Steve Brodie, Convention: (C) (90) A completely Iris Adrian. Chad Gates returns to portable, wireless microphone and Honolulu from the Army, determined a hand-held. wireless color TV cam· not to do what his molher wants era are two technical innovations to -take a job in the family pine· be used by ABC News during its apple business and marry 8 girl in television coverage of this conven· his own social stratum. Instead lion. The microphone operates at Chad takes a job with a tourist f agency where his French-Hawaiian considerably higher requency ranges sweetheart, Maile, works. (R) than any olher such equipment that has been used before. virtually 0 Milllon $ Movie: "Gentltman eliminating interference. It operates Jim" (drama) '42 -Errol Flynn, · h h f I I Alexis Smith, Jack Carson. Ward in tandem wit t e u ly portab e, wireless camera, permitting ABC Bond. Even though boxing is banned Newsmen complete and free access in San Francisco fn the 1880's, James J. Corbett begins his career lo the usually chaotic and crowded convention floor. as one of the world's legendary a) zoorama (C) (30) b~xers and has _his historic bout ~ 00 Movit-Go-Round with John L. Sullivan. ~ lmpactos Musicales Cuervos m Truttl or Consequences (C) (30) The biggest, brightest new star of • Seaet Agent (60) m I OtcilC I Sea World: (C) (60) 10:00 I Georce Putnam News (C) (60) show biz-Shamu, the Killer Whale Jack Latham News (C) (60) -is featured in this exciting look Favorite Story (C) (30) at the new and exciting mammals (l_j (6) Feature: (C) "The Geneva performing at Sea World in San Balfour Story." Diego. Also shown is Google, the Ell) Mayor Yorty's News Conference 4000-pound elephant seal who @I) Box del Miercoles teaches. Bill Burrud how to stand l0:30 lD News: (C) (30) Bill Johns. up straight. (R) Ell) Conversation 1968: "Jack Ben-11:00 ii Eleven O'Clock Report: (C) (40) ny." Jack Benny recalls his boy-Jerry Dunphy. hood violin lessons. vaudeville tours, O The 11th Hour News: (C) (30) and his long career as a comedian Tom Brokaw. in an interview conducted by KQED I The Westerners (30) general manager James Day. News: (C) {30) Baxter Ward. @I) Premier Orfeon • Movie: "Trapped by Fear" (dr~ 8:00 ii The Bi& News: (C) (60) Jerry ma) '60 -Jean-Paul Belmondlr. Dunphy Alexandra Stewart. I Wr~tfing (C) (2 hr) m ~':vi~a~.~!~e~:~~. (mystery) Hazel (C) (30) ~ • • International Migazine: Free· 47-Dana Andrews. Jane Wyatt. lance jo~rnarist Dav!d Weber reports @ ~ ~=: ~C) s on a variety or stones from abroad. ~ ® ew ranging from the documentary to 11:30 8 ~ (6) The Tonlcht Show (C) human interest. Tonight. seven him Movie: "The Sands of lwo Jim1" segments illustrate the eccentri city (adventure) '49-John Wayne, John of the British people. Included are Agar. looks at a contemporary sculpture, 0 LJZJ ffi Joey Bishop Show (C) Englis~. fad~. in hobbies. "o!d 11:40 ii Movie: "The l ut Hurrah" (dra· school , . traditions and women in a) 'SS-Spencer Tracy Pat O'Brien the British army. m · ~ (j) News 12:00 m Joe Pyne (C) @I) lo Prohibido 12:30 m All-Nictlt Show: "Prisoner of 8:30 m Merv Griffin (C) (90) Shark Island," "The Shocking Miss G) Wonders of the World: (C) (30) Piigrim." and "Christmas in Con- "The Lost Cities of Cambodia," The nect1cut." Hal linker Family travels into the l!) Action Theatre: "Wicked City." jungl.es o~ Cambo~ia to see the 12:40 0 Movie: "The House Across Ult a~e·1nspmng remains of the . mas-Street'' (myste ) '49-Wayne Mor· s1ve palaces and temples built by . . ry the mysterious Khmers over a thou-ris, Janis Paige. sand years ago. (R) • 1:00 B Movie: "Seven Sinners" (ro· Q?l@ Man From UNCLE mance) '36-Marlene Dietrich. John @I) Anita de Montemar Wayne. 9:00 ii Feature: (2 hr) The Democratic B Community Bulletin Board Convention coverage will probably News (C) continue through this time period. 1:10 ii Movie: "Code of Scotland Yard" l!) lsl1nds in the Sun: (C) (30) (mystery) '48 -05Car Homolka, "Surprise Island." The historically Diana Dors. Page 11 THURSDAY AUGUST 29 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. All sta- tions reserve the right to change programming with- out advance notice. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 O (C) "A Farewell to Arms" Part I (drama) '57-Rock Hudson. Jen· niter Jones. 0 "Lers Go Navy" (comedy) '51 -The Bowery Boys. ''Dragonwyck" (drama) '46-Gene Tierney. 11:00 O "Henry Aldrich's litUe Secret" (comedy) '44-Jimmy Lydon. "Night After Night" (comedy) '32 -Mae West. 12:30 m "Always Goodbye'• (drama) '38 -Barbara Stanwyck. "Luck of the Irish" (comedy) '48-Tyrone Power. 1:30 ID "Crow Hollow" (suspense) '52 • -Donald Huston, Natasha Parry. 4:30 0 "Alexander the Greaf' (drama) '56-Richard Burton, Claire Bloom. EVENING 6:00 6 ~ @ Cam paign '68: (C) (cont'd. rrom 4 ~30) "The Demo cratic National Convention." To 6:30 0 The Groovy Show (C) (30) m I SPECIAL I Steve Pa u I Scene : (C) (60) A musical show featuring Janice Ian. Aretha Franklin. The Young Rascals, The Blues Project and The Moby Grape. (R) ID McHale's Navy (30) EE) Science Reporter: "Window on the Cosmos " John Frtch reports on the Orbiting Astronomical Observa. tory, a satellite for observing the universe without atmospheric dis· tort ion. I Noticiero 34 (C) • 7:00 F Troop (30) Gilligan's Island (30) Sacramento file: Newsmen Leo Nichols and Syd Kossin. political editor or the San Francisco Exam· iner. report on this week's news in the State Capitol and interview key political figures. m Felipa Sanchez 7:25 @ (]) News (C) 7:30 O let's Go to the Races (C) (30) 0 (j]) (3) Second Hundred Years: (C) (30) "A Different Kind of Bug," Luke Carpenter, intended patsy of a fraudulent injury artist. gets an education in electronic eavesdrop· ping while trying to clea r himself. (R) 0 Million $ Movie: "Bebo's Girl" (drama) '64 -Claudia Cardinale, George Chakiris, Marc Michel, Oany Paris A girl who is separated from the man she loves when he goes into hiding from the police eventu· ally meets and falls in love with an- other. When her first tioyfriend is arrested and sentenced to prison, she feels duty-bound to wait for him. night's event is the President1a11 ______________ 1 candidate's acceptance speech. pro. vided a nominee was deeided upon last evening. The unsung heroes or any ma1or event such as this are the producers and directors. On the CBS staff are Robert Wussier. exec- ultve producer: Vern Diamond, sen· ror director; Ernest Leiser, executive producer of Special Broadcast Units, responsible for all special conven- tion broadcasts not pre-scheduled, and coverage of key convention ac- 1tv1hes 1s being supervised by exec- utive producer Oon Hewitt, assisted by Robert Chandler, Paul Greenberg, Casey Davidson and Sid Kaufman. 0 ~~ (6 ) Democutic National Convention (C) (cont'd. from 4 :30) The NBC starr consists of Donald Meaney, Vice President, NBC News, as administrative supervisor. George Murray, executive producer: Eliot Frankel. producer ot TV coverage inside the convention hall. Robert Priaulx, producer or convention spe· c1al programs, and Ray Lockhart, manager or convention coverage. O Steve Allen Show: (C) (90) fea- tured are Jiii St. John. Shecky Greene. Jean Paul V1gnon, and Ca· rolyn OeVore, "Miss Chives." (R) O Six O'Clock Movie: (C) "llis- mef' Part I (musical) '5~Howard Keel. Ann Blyth, Vic Damone, Oolo· res Gray. Monty Woolley, Sebastian Cabot. A roguish street poet of Bagdad is given the run of the scheming Wazlr's harem while pre tending to help him usurp the pow er of the young Caliph. I Bat Masterson (30) 3 Merv Griffin (C) hafs New? Amor Sublime KISMET HOWARD KEEL ANN Bl YTH IN COLOR ON "THE SIX O'CLOCK MOVIE" THURSDAY PART I· FRIDAY· PART 11 KABC · TV ~ THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUST 2•. 1968 m I SPECIAL I Yankee and Son: (C) (60) A cultural lour of Mexico fea- tures Art and Jack Linkletter as co· hosts. The south of the border visit will include stopovers, interesting! sidelights and variety entertainment in Taxco. Oaxaca. Acapulco and Mexico City. The all-Mexican cast of entertainers Includes Cantinflas, Katy Jurado. Carlos Chavez, and Gaston Santos. (R) @ Perry Mason (60) EE) Feature: "One More River.'' Two1 explorers travel through Israel andl Jordan, following the same path of the first recorded journey down the Jordan River. m Nueva Cita Musie1I 8:00 O The Big News: (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. 0 Boxing: (C) (2 hr) Johnny Feath· erman meets Richa rd Steele in a lO·round heavyweight match. 0 (f71 rn Flying Nun: (C) (30) "The Reconversion of Sister Shapi· I ro " Linda Shapiro, Carlos Rami· rez's godchild. decides she will be- come a nun. Pamelyn Ferdin guests. (R) PRINCIPAl..S-Lude Amaz and Desi Amaz Jr., will appu J' with the.Ir molh,r, Luclll' Ball (photo right), In lb' ntw l'omtdy suits Htr,'s l.ucy, startlna Monday, St-pt, 2J 11 8:30 PM on CBS. EID Playing the Guitar: "Green· sleeves." Instructor Frederick Noad Pl.e discussing their involvement combines sight-reading, counting! with the world of the gambler. and chord production ~s h~ leaches 10:00 I Geor&e Putn1111 News (C) (60) s~udents to play their f1rsl solo • Secret Agent (60) piece. 1 Jack Latham News (C) (60) 691 (!) llB~K Ne~s Favorite Story (C) (30) m Dramatic Senal EE) R&D Review: "Holography, 8:30 O @CV Bewitched: (C) (30) 1968 ·· Dr. Albert . Hibbs and Dr. "The No·Harm Charm." Samantha's Ralph Wuerker of TRW Inc. examine Untie Arthur helps when Darrin's the latest uses of three·dimensional future is in jeopardy because or a photography. (R) mysterious ~rioting error. (R) 10:30 ID News: (C) (30) Bill Johns. m Merv Grrffin (C) (90) ID Roving Kind: (C) (30) "June 11:00 EJ Eleven O'Clock Report: (C) (40) Lake Skiing." June Lake. a winter Jerry Dunphy. resorl in the heart of Yosemite 0 The 11th Hour News: (C) (30) National Park, 1s shown in its mid· Tom Brokaw. winier dress by Milas Hinshaw and 0 The Westerners (30) Buddy Noonan. (R) 8 News: (C) (30) Baxter Ward. EE) Off-Ramp: "Stern Sculplure." • ~ovie: "Pretty Boy Floyd" (dra· Sculptor Jan Peter Stern welds a ma) 60-John Ericson, Joan Harvey. mammoth monument and moves it m Les Crane (C) (60) to exhibition site in Century City. I m Movie: "Th! Bi& Tip-Off' (mys· § (!) Man From UNCLE (C) tery) ·s~Richard Conte. Constance Anita de Montemar Smith. 9:00 Movie: (C) "Ice Palace'' (dra-1 @ News (C) ma) '60-Richard Burton, Robert • '29 ® llBAll News ~n. Carolyn Jon.es. 11:30 O lN (6) The Tonight Show (C) U @ ffi That Girt: (C) (30) "The1 O . . , " Detective Story." Ann Marie Is used Movre.. 'The lut . Command by police to trap an obscene tele· (western) 5~ -Sterling Hayden, phone caller ( R) Ernest Borgnrne. m True Adventure (C) (30) 0 WV m Joey Bishop Show (C) ~j (6) This Da~ _1968 (C) . . 11:40 6 Movie: "Escape From Sin Ell) ~orway: ~Plrl.~ of the V1k1ngs, Quentin'' (drama) '57-Johnny Des· (C) The Society. A study of Nor· mond Richard Devon wegian strengths and problems as a ' welfare state with four million 12:00 m Joe Pyne (C) 11eople. 112:30 m All-Ni&ht Show: "Impact,'' "Thin m Noche de Estreno I Ice.'' "In This Our Life," and "The 9:30 O Lohman ind Barkley Show (C) Happy Land." (90) I m Action Theatre: "Shed No 0 1 CI) Democratic Natlonal Tears." Convention: (C) (90) The ABC stall . • . • 11 ,, Is headed by Walter J Pfister Jr., 12.45 0 Movie., Dead Eres of London executrve producer of the innovative (mystery) 64-Joachim ruchsberger, approach to TV convention coverage.I Kann Baal. ID Travel: (C) (30) "West Indies." 1:00 0 Movie: ''The Jade Mask" (mys (R) tery) '45 -Sidney Toler, Mantan EE) feature: "Casino Society." The Moreland. thriving new big business of casino O Community Bulletin Board gambling 1n Britain 1s explored by 0 News (C) the BBC film. Gamblrng has been legal in Britain only since 1960. The story of the new legalized folly ts lold through the medium of peo· 1:10 6 Movie: ''The Wnterntr'' (west ern) '4o-Gary Cooper, Waller Bren- nan \ 68 tll tlr o. :y, 30 ~nt iO) 1y, Dr. ine nal 10) 10) d. ra· ey. ys· nee ~) 1d" en, ~) hin rhe No ~n" ier. 1ys· tan est. en· YOU CAN AFFORD SYLVANIA AT DAVIS-BROWN SYLVANIA RNE SYLVANIA PERFORMANCE IN A COMPACT COLOR TV Sylvania Mini-Mn Color TV CB30GY e Two-Tone Gr•y Vinyl Clad Cabinet e Pre-s299's 1et Fine Tuning e Colorbright 85@ Picture Tube e Compa ct Color Bonu' Chauis e I 02 Sq. In . Viewable Picture e 3-Stage l.F. Performance e Color Level b4onitor. 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DAVIS-BROWN Your Exclusive Sylvania Dealer in the Harbor Area 411 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa 646-1684 * OPEN NITES 'TIL 9; SAT. 'TIL 6 P.M. * • FRIDAY AUGUST 30 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's· movies. All sta- tions reserve the right to change programming with- out advance notice. DAYTIME MOVIES 8:30 O (C) "A Farewell to Arms" Part ti (drama) '57-Rock Hudson, Jen· niler Jones. O "The Bandits of Cocsica" (mys, tery) '57-Richard Greene. "Mr. P11body and the Mermaid" (com· edy) '48 -William Powell, Ann Blyth. 11 :00 O "Henry and Dizzy'' (comedy) '42-Jimmy Lydon. "Kin& of the Gamblers" (adventure) '37 -Akim Tamiroff. 12:30 m "I Wu an Adventuress" (dra· ma) '40-Vera Zorina. "Danierous" (drama) '35-Bette Davis. 1:30 I!) "No Way Back" (adventure) '55-lvan Desny, Rene Dalton. 4:00 6 "Shadow of a Doubr• (mystery) '42-Joseph Cotten. Teresa WriRhl. 4:30 0 "(;host Chasers" (comedy)- The Bowery Boys. EVENING In tht event that the ballotlng for a Presidential candidate should take lonier than eJ1pected, 1ny of tonighrs regularly scheduled pro- 1r1ms may be interrupted or pre- empted by the networb to brine you the remainder of the Demo- cratic National Convention. 6:00 6 The Big News: (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. O Huntley-Brinkley Report (C) (30) O Ste-1e Allen Show: (C) (90) Guests are Mamie Van Doren, Billy Eckstine. John Byner, Terry Gibbs and Joe lnterleggi. (R) 0 Six O'Clodl Movie; (C) "IUs· mef' Part II (musical) '55-Howard Keel. Ann Blyth. Vic Damone. O Chariers Football: (C) (2 '/2 hr) San Diego vs. Denver Broncos. ID Bat Masterson (30) al) Whars New? g) Amor Sublimt 6:30 I KNBC News service (C) (60) Bachelor Father (30) ~ (j) McH1le's NIYJ (30) : Science Reporter: ''The Search for Extraterrestrial Life." A. look at exobiology. the science that ex· plores the possibility or life in outer space. The program was filmed at the Ames Research Center in Mof· lett Field. California. g) Noticiero 34 (C) 7:00 I)~ CV CBS Evtnln& Ne11rs: (C) (30) Walter Cronkite. m feature THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEI<. AUGUST 24, 1968 ID Glllican's Island (30) 9:30 0 @ (6) Hollywood Sq111res: (C) @l) Future: (C) "Fliahl to To (30) Peter Marshall hosts. morrow." The viewer rides with a O Gnnd Prill f"1ve CC) (30) jetliner pilot to learn of NASA's O @ Ciuns of Will Sonnett: work 1n aeronautical research, In· (C) (30) "Alone." Wounded by an eluding aircraft design and sonic unseen assailant, Will Sonnett be· boom testing. comes convinced that his attacker g) Felipa Sanchez was his son. (R) 7:15 m Dodgers D11iout I!) SUrfslde 6: (60) "The Neutral 7·.30 £1l ~ '8' The Wild, Wiid West: Comer.'' A bomb Ts planted on the -lt'!"!'l 1..0 J houseboat after Ken Madison is (C) (60) Adventure·spy series star· hired to protect a prize fighter. ring Robert Conrad and Ross Mar-fE NET Playhouse: "Thirteen tin. CR) Aaainst Fate-The Consul." A Turk· 0 Tarzan: (C) (60) "Rendel'IOUS ish diplomat is plunged into a for Revenge.'' Tarzan captures the maelstrom of intriRUe and violence ringleader of a group of animal when he takes over a constJlate at rustlers only to have the man es· a provincial Russian seaport. cape. John Vernon guests. (R) g) Buenas Naches Aftifla 0 FEEL RO~ANTIC?. I 10:00 0 ~ 00 NBC Actuality: (C) (60) * Watch This Classic. "The New American Catholic." This O Movie: (C) "Three Coins In the special traces the new movements Fountain'' (romance) '54 -Clifton and trends in the Catholic Church Webb. Dorothy McGuire. Jean Pe-in America. The principal voice on ters. Ross,no Brazzi. American girls the program is that of Bishop working in Rome. make their wishes James Shannon ol Minneapolis who for romance at the Fountain of serves as the spokesman for the Trevi. Church. Subjects examined include 0 (17l (3) Off To SH the Wizard: authority of the Church. the role of (C) (60) "Cinderella's Glass Slip-the priest. optional celibacy in the per.'' Part I of two parts Leslie priesthood. liturgical changes and Caron and Michael Wilding star. (R) parish structure. (R) flCl Perry Mason (60) 1J Georee Putnam News (C) (60) @l) I bicllt I The Electric Bath: 0 (f7,) Ci) Judd for the Defense: Don Ellis and his orchestra perform (C) (60) "Fall or a Skylark: ths several jazz selections featuring El· Appeal." Conclusion. Judd continues lis' electric tr umpet and vibration his defense of a motel magnate's techniques, ~err filmed the Jazz son. (R) session and short Interview ol Ellis al Luch1 Libre with jaz.z critic Leonard Feather. CR) lO:JO ID News (C) (30) al Revrsh Musicil fE Innovations: "Mass Marketing 7:40 m Dod1ers Warm·up of Innovations." 7:55 ~ Dod1ers Baseball: CC>. (2 hr 50 10:45 m Dodftrs Scoreboard -------------------~-------1 min.) Dodgers vs. SF. Giants. 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Chan!MI .._7:00 AM Sunday, 6:00 AM MOflday through Friday 7:00 AM Saturd•y Ch•nnef 7-Pro«ramminf &tarts lit 8:30 on Sunday, 7:00 .-M Monday throurh Friday and :30 AM on Saturday Thia magazine Is publiahed "'~-'>' fOt this newspaper by TV WtU, a dhrlalon of Qrfffln PY1ntl,,. _and utnosnllh Co., Ina., edltorbl and produc;· tlon offices, P.O. Box 11901 Glendale. Callf. Address adver1islna lnqulriH to ttl• display edvettlslnC aept1rtment of this newspaper P•1e 14 1:00 l.T,\ Drimatic Serial 11:00 0 The l lth Hour News: (C) (30) ~ Tom Brokaw. 1:30 6 ~ (f) Gomer Pyle: (C) (30)1 8 One Step Beyond (30) Sergeant Carter and his girlfriend News: (C) (30) Baxter Ward. Bunny have a squabble. Lou-Ann Movie: (C) "Slyonara" (ro- and Gomer try to patch things up mance) '57-Marlon Brando, Red between the couple. but they create Buttons, Miyoshi Umeki. even more of a mixup. CR) m hck uth1m News (C) (80) 0 ~ (6l Star Trek: (C) (60) "A iF.) Movie: (C) "Home in h1dlan1" Piece of the Action." Captain Kirlc (drama) '44-Lon Mc.Allister, Jeanne and his officers discover that the . Crain. planet lotia II-reported halted by g) Festival de ,eliculu Muiunu ~ao;ara:::::d s~~~ni~~~.00 .. t~~~!;; 11 :30 I) Ueven O'CloQ Report (C) (30) M b r th Th.rt· .. 't B'bl Jerry Du-2..ehy. (Rl s 0 e I ies. as I s I e. 0 Ci1 r6) The T.oni1ht .. (Ct 0 61) (3) Man in a Suitcise: (C) IJ Mov1~: (C) The Quiet Min (60) "Variation on a Million Bucks," (~rama) 52-John Wayne. Maureen Conclusion. McGill searches for a 0 Hara. bundle of cash. A million dollars 0 1 CJ) Joey Bishop Show (C) belonging to a Russian intelligence 12:00 6 Movie: "So Proudly Wt H1TI" contingency fund has been hidden I (comedy) '43 -Claudette Colbert, in a Listion bank by a former di· Soriny Tufts. plomat and secret agent. Max Stein. m Les Crane (C) 0 Million $ Mov!e: (C) "Blade 12:30 I!) Action Tht1tre: "The lady Says Orpheus" (drama) 59-Bruno Mel· No.'' lo. Marpessa Dawn . • (D H1waii Cills (C) (30) 1:00 0 M~vrt: "Dead Reckon1n(' (~re· al) Speculation: "A Conver~alion ma) 47-Humphrey Bogart. Liza With Christopher Isherwood.'' Host beth Scott. . . Dr Keith Berwick talks with the I 0 Community Bulletin Board English author and screenwriter who 0 News (C) wrote "The Berlin Stories.'' from m Joe Pyne (C) which "I Am a Camera" was taken. 1:30 ft Movie: ''Tuas R1nftts Ride (R) ~&•in" (western) '4G-Johl1 Howard. al Dramatic Serial Ellen Drew. 9'00 6 ~@ Frid1y Nlaht Movie: (C) m All·Nlght Show: CC) "Happy Oo • ''The Yellow Rolls-Royce" (comedy) lovely.'' ''rore1gn Intrigue," and '65-Rex Harrison. Shifley Macl.aine. "Run lor the Sun.'' lngnd Bergman. Jeanne Moreau. 1:45 fJ Colorbration Movies: (C) "Phan· iF.) America! (C) (30) "A Heaven tom of the Rue Morgue." ''Ki'5 Called Honolulu " (R) Them for Me," and "Cannon Sere· €!) Desentrlol n1de.'' 58 :c> ·tt: an >e· ~er ral 1he is en rk· a ice at 50) his nts rch on IOP 1ho the ide of the ind 50) :Se: lhe ues ;e's ing 30) d. :ro- ~ed u" nne nu 30) (C) •n" een iii" ert, .ays lidt ard, Go and 1an· Kiss ere· THE UAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUST 24, 1968 m Action Thutre: "The Big 0 @(1) U.S. Men's Antatltur Gott Punch" and "Shield for Murder." Tournament (C) live color cover-e.l Guitarras age of the play on the last three 9:30 I §~ The Herculolds (C) holes in the final round of the 68th SATURDAY AUGUST 31 ·. 6 Sanuon and Goliatll (C) annual tourney from the Scioto 1 Joum., to tht Cant• of Country Club in Columbus, Ohio. the E.lrth (C) Chris Schenkel, Bill Flemming and ID Saturday Thutrt: "Mobs, Inc." Hall of Fame golfer Byron Nelson e,} Escutia KMfX (C) describJ the action on the 6 762· MORNING ~II stations reserve the 10:00 I ~ 00 Sliman! (C) yard, par.JO course. .. ' right to change prC?l(am-· Qj 00 Blrdman (C) ID Bl~. Ribbon Theatre: Betrayed ming without advanee 'ncF\ Movie: "Tht Ch11ters" (drama) ~~lta de M •a f '45 -Joseph Schildkraut Billie l:IO.I "'' on .. mar ICe. Burke. 12:40 m Dodgm Warm·up 7:00 0 Colorbration Movit: (C) "The 8 @ CV King Kone (C) 12.:55 m Dodaers Bueball: (C) The Los Boy From Oklahoma" (western) •54 Colorbration Movie: (C) "Swirl Angeles Dodgers meet the San -Will Rogers Jr., Nancy Olson. of Glory" (western) '51-Randolph Francisco Giants. 7:20 I Give Us This Day/ News (C) Scott, Raymond Massey. 1:00 fJ Qj Ci) The Lont Ranier (C) 7:30 summer Semester (C) el Cine Mexicano 0 Colorbr1tion Movit: (C) "Hany • Cool McCool (C) 10:30 I § ~ Space Ghost (C) Black and the Tice(' (adventure) Design for l earning . 6 Atom Ant (C) '58-Stewart Granger. Barbara Rush, Effective Livin& (C) 3 George of the Jun&I• (C) Anthony Steel. m Mr. Wishbone (C) 11:0011 ®) (j) Moby Dick (C) 1:30 II ~ Ci) The Road Runner (C) 7:45 m Sacred Heart (C) 0 ~ 00 Major league Baseball: 2:00 II Sea Hunt 8:00 I ~ 00 Captain Kangaroo (C) (C) Teams to be announced over 0 Movie: "Bride for Sale" (com-. ~ 00 Super SiJ (C) local stations. edy) '49-Claudette Colbert, Robert Movie: "Thunderbirds" (adven· D @ m The B11Ues (C) Young, George Brent ture) '52-John Derek, Mona Fre&-ID Award Theatre: "Hellgate." 0 Movlt : (C) "Mtvtritk Queen" man. 11:30 I ®) 00 Superman I Aqua man (C) (western) '5!'>-Barbara Stanwyck. ID Movie: "Last of the De591ra-@ ffi American Bandstand (C) Barry Sullivan. ~· (~estern) '5!'>-James Craig. • Colorbration Movit: (C) "4-D D @ Cil H1ppenin1 '68 (C) Jim Davis. Man" (sci·fi) '59-Robert Lansing. ID Coronet Theatre: "Ghost Town." el Las Estrellas y Usted Lee Meriwether. 2.:30 fJ Elplortr 10: (C) Host Kenneth 8:30 I ~ 00 Super President (C) 11 :45 O Movie: "Wake of tht Red Jackman studies weightlessness and @ ffi The Fantastic Four (C) Witch" (adventure) '48-John Wayne, the possibility of stron& radiation • Colorbration Movie: (C) "Stop· Gig Young, Gail Russell. in outer space in this program titled over Tokyo" (drapla) '57 _Robert "The Biosatellite." Wagner, Joan Collins. 0 Movie: ''The B1tu1111e" (ro- e) Estudio Raleigh mance) '61 -Jill Ireland, Francis Matthews. 9:00 I I~ Frankenstein Jr. (C) 12:00 m Un Canto de Me11ico fJ Colorbratlon Movie: (C) "Sprin&- ' 6 The Flintstones (C) 12:10 m Dodge~ Du1out field Rifle'' (western) '52 _ Gary 3 Spider Man (C) 12:30 II Qi) 00 Jonny Quest (C) Cooper, Phyllis Thaxter, David Brian. THE HOOKED GENERATION The latelt atatistks show that ooc out of every four hiah school atudents in the United States b.. med drup in the put ot is praently "playina around" with pilla, pot or anythina ebe he can aet his hands oo--partly because it's the t6ina to do- and partly becaute what started out u a game has turned into an inability to fuoc-- tion without his pharmaceutical placeboes. 'The reuons behind the eo-called "Now Generation" and ita praent persuasion to dabble in drugs is the subject of a five-day prop'am probe by Channel 9's TEMPO II proarlm, titled, ''The Hooked Genera- tion ... ls your Kid?" which begins Mon- day, August 26 durina the two-hour Tempo program (2 -4 PM) at 3 PM Monday- Tburaday for a tu.ll half hour and on Fri- da)', from 3-4 PM . Reaular hosts ~ A Sallie Doman have u their special guest throughout the week, during the .esmenta devoted to examinina the drua problem. Don HaU, executive director of "Teen ChaUenae, •• an organiu· tioe dedicated to helpi thole teeking aid ia ri UI 1 tbllwlwa !f lbelr drua habit. IW II a 29-year4d family man and a hiahly ~ed member of the community, w6o at ooe time was at complete odds with aoclety and wu a drug u.er hirmelf. His inspiration for fc>unding tbe praent four T•D Cballeoee Centers in Southern CaU.o t.11:z~·=-.. = ......... . .__ ....... with collabonton John and 'Blizabeth Sher· rill lm>le, .. The Croa aod the Switcbblade," a book now In lta 13th printina; that teUa of hia bair-raillnf experieDc:ea wbeo be Int attempted to brina God to New York'• couai-c hoodlums. The TEMPO U proaram attempta to Ind some an.awera to such youtbt. who, fo1 the mOlt part, ute drup .. a repalar put of their daily lives. The ecruthly taiea the form of a apocially produced llm created by Channel 9 to show the Teen ~ Ceolett' and their activities aJona with aev· era1 Seuthland sites, including Sunset Bou- levard. m Clne tn Sii Cua 3:00 II Project Held Start: (C) Miss MOl>ney talks to the children about "Planning the Family Vacation." 3:30 II Dial M for Music: (C) Lionel Hampton performs. 0 Teen Scope (C) Q) Color Th11trt: (C) "The War- riors." 3:45 D Movie: "The Pursutf1'• (su• pense) '61 -Cyril Sheps, Susan Denny. m Dodgtl'I Scoreboard • High and Wild (C) 4:00 I Insider /Outsider (C) The Professionals (C) • Charlie Chan Chill tr 4:30 I Viewpoint (C) • Future Grand Prill Five (C) : Teacher '68 (R) 5:00 fJ lnalde Football: (C) George Al- len and Gil Stratton host 0 Speaking Freely: (C) Floyd Mt."- Kissick. former National Director of CORE. guests. 0 Divorce Court 0 @ (3) ABC's Wide Wor1d of Sports (l} m Branded ID Bronco Ell) Black Perspective (R) el Ballando con V1n1rt 5:30 II Ralph Story (C) fJ Twilight Zone m Cheyenne Ell) Book Bt1t: Robert Cromie talks with author Jonathan Kotol about his new novel, "Death at an Early Age." 5 PIECE SOLID STATE AM-FM STEREO SYSTEM GARRARD PANASONIC ~~:Ls13463 PRICE EASY ONL~ TERMS BANKAMRICARD -MA.STER CHARH PANASONIC solid state stereo receiver featw-es drtft free FM stereo plus Jong distance AM reception, stereo eye fur easy tuning, Bild. input jacks far tape recbrder or record cllanger. 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