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By BRUCE BENSO$
~ Ot 1'11, Diiiy ..... , ·''"' t
',SAN BEl!NARDINO -si..lff's In·
vestigator1 !luyed wt th piece( Of two
puzzles today _en \lie .....ie.cbance
that tbe suspected sex slayel'! Of two
children was also responsible far tbe
murder Of a Fountain Valley famlly of
·iour here in 1965.
•'The 1uspect, Alfred W. Clayto1f, 44, a
construction worker, was found·dead
in bis c.ar Thursday on a deserted dirt
road near San Gabriel Canyon. Police
beHeve be took his own life.
San Bernardino Sheriff'• Ll OW-Jes
. Happy Hoboes
In Costa Mesa
Live Off Land
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of n. D91,,. '"'"' .,.,,
can two Berkeley -... flnd hap.
piness n hippie hoboes in a suburb
~ Coota Mesa, llvinS off the bpunty
the land and taking life 1be way
y like it?
Yes.
The odd idyll al Marlon Gordon, 25,
and his brother William, 21, came to
llllht when the manager ol the Fad
fciod marloet,-2200 Harl>or Blvd.,
reported two 1w:P,doua p e r a o D s
behind the lltlore.
Donald Ropele, M, ts probably more
urbanized than !lie Gordom, who, he
1illd police. were per{ormmg tlielr di)·
1;f ritual ol eating out al the dlscardlid
produce bin.
POLICE ON SCENE
Detective Bob Arnold w.as sent to
the scene. He questJcmed the pair, who
{lay nig!Ju at • ....i aide borne whose
*1dres1 they couldn't remember,
zjding bom>wod bicyCIOI to town.
'"Ibey said they met the people In
Berkeley and came to Costa Meta.
"nley liked lhil city and decided to
llay bero," Anlolcl Nid-ln hil report
'l'hunday.
Thil II the -e mollva\!on wlllcll
also causes m1n1 engjoeen:, real
eata\e lllllesmen, Kiwanis C I u b
memben and failllllJI cbun:b__. to
Mttle in Colt.a Mesa.
Tbe c.rdons told Arnold they have
i;aever worked for • living. Howevtr,
they get three tolid me.ala eaich daiy,
(Seo BOBOES, Paie I)
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. Callanan said.a~ --1111der-way
.. detmDlne whetllor Cl~ ,,. ..
al.lo tbe murderer d James C. Boles,
43, Darlene Boles, 'ST, and tbeit ams
Bob, 13 and Tom, 12.
The family was massaeftd 1n
August, 1965, when they were herded
Into a bedroom ol the Lake Arrowllead
cabin tlley bad jll5t built and riddled in
a hall of .22 caliber bullet!. nuty-nine
bullets wer. llJltDt to kill tile lour and
tile family dog.
Lt c.nalian said he was certalli 1hat
Clayton mirdered Victoria ~n.
8, ol San Diego and Paul E. Saltzman
Jr., 9, of Cedar Glen. Nude bodies ol
the chlldren, ~ beads wta}>ped in
plastic bags, wer. found In • .dry
riverbed near Lake Arrowhead. last
Saturday.
The girl bad been raped, an autop<y
showed. Evidence in C 1 a y t o n ' s
Crestline cabin tllat llnked him to the
&layings included a *if> of elec-
tlidan's tape which matched tape us-
ed to bind one of Che dllldren.
"Whether Clayton allo murd<Ted tlle
Boles family II something we certainly
.... comidering," Callahan r<partod.
"We're getting bac~ In-
formation at this time, but as of the
(Seo SEX KILLER, Pl(e Z)
Santa Ana Man
Kills Cousin.,
S1wt by Police
A SOnta Ana moo wllo -..nted death
got tt Friday -gwmed -. b7 police
aft.er Jae killld • 1ftmall couliJl used
as a lhie1d wOOn officers burst into
a OWcago apartment where he held a
group of relatives hostage.
!Woeevelt De Myers. 35, ol 1863 Wll-
t.rla IAme: -bit by pollce gualire
within seconds after be fatally ahot
37-y--oliUl--Paa>ell, IDYOlllp·
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Marital dlfflcultie1 wllldt bait put
De Myer• Into &Wa Ana poUca r«:·
ordl ealier til pnnmer were blam· ed f<r tbe tragic _..__
<lilealo pollce aaid De Myers bod
followed i. wile Lucy, 18, to Oilaleo
allld tbe coople'a c:IJlldreD earlier In tile
week, -ently In an ~et re-
tu>dliaUoa.
Detalll al tile 1•1 ~
FricllY "!"' mt compltte, but De Myers ICJP"l'dly held tive relatives
(Seo UNTA ANA, Par• %)
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THlRTY·EIQHT YEARS OF THRILLS -·It all
comes to · an end Sunday when Long Beach Cyclone
Racer ends operaUons. Million board feet of lum·
ber -worth '2'/,000 by 1930 standards will become
. N.ttv•n.crr...,,..,....
I ' ' ' ·scrap wllen old roller coaster ,II ,tom down to make
way for s0phlati6ated newcooier. Consµ-uction
work In backgrOUnd marks •pot 1 where new gen-
erali~n will gain accl!ls to Queen. Mary . at Pier J,
Cyclone Dead, Hail Qu~en
Long Beach Rol"ler Coas~r Gives Way w Royal:ty.
B7 PAMELA POWELL
otni. ~ P'Mt Mllff
A monster -"the world'1 l.irgest,
fa.stea't and 1teepest" -1'1ll 1000
retllrl1 to Ill original form -I pile al
lumber, Dalll.ond bolts,
Leng Jleocll'1 Cyclolle llM:er• roller-
co-, • rellc of lllOthofWiy of life
In Soutllol1l ca1llo<Dia, alillll , don
Sunday.
111 mllJlon or IO bolta, 50 hp of
noill allld mllllon loot of lumber :irlll bo
di11111dled tomalte way Jor the brid§!
compi<lx that Will .. ,.. ,the di)-a
more modern, more 10pbf1tJcated
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Fire Hazard
Says Chi~f
Liagnna Beach hlppl .. , tho1e
UD'Washed nomads who. claim they «re
harassed by the city council, badgered
by police 'and UDIO\>ed by die bualnesa
community, now ·must def e'n d
tb'emeeJ.ves on a new quarter.
Coonty lire flgblers, it seems, view
the biP& .. a fire buard. ·
Orange Couniy Fire Wllrdm. Elmer
.o.termin .. ,.. blppl., living In cevoa
t.n-the bills IM'OUDd lAllgun& -att presen·
tlnC a JJeW headache to \be nren who
"""" ·qa1mt bl:Ulh flrea. .
"Many of those P<ople are•bulldlng
fir• at•nig'.ht up 'lD the bW.I," uy1
ostemian, wb9 feK'I ·one.of 1boH 'flrel
II golpg to lgnlta the bruelll8ndi, Acciei1 to some Of the areu couad
the cavoo being what it Iii bl •is.
iome'ol \be bJPpiea Could lie bar.i to
death !>efore help could arrlva.: .
TllO hippy ump flrel ore toUllJ to pollce~ Osterman no1et., ''They have a
prettJ,food lookout oyatelil and, l>J tMo
Ume a fire warden f11eU op· there \be firn ... O\Jt. I> I
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Armed .Robbery
Suspects .Jailed
• In. Santa 'Ana.
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. -I DAILY PW Saturdo)', S<p-14.1'168
o.,..e Airport
Beach Residents
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Get Endorsement
B1 WILLIAM REED °'""' ...........
H-.,gton BNcll noldata OPPOHd
1o tbe· prapo1ec1 BolM 111o far .,
Orange County nli<>Oll •llr\>Olt l4day
1re armed 'llltb an endouement ol
thtlr oppoallloo !tom the Coucen>ed
C!tbem Couucll
'Ibo -·· -will be placod before county oWcllll and pJmmers M~ wb .. tho lmle goe1 lo public
bearing. 'Ibo concemed cl~"' croup
'l'llunday voled 1troogly to op-the
Bola ollo lot a -llnl nl)ooal
'lbldv-ccc Pt'llldeat Llny Curran 1ol4 Iba~ '"Ibo tupayers ol Ill Orange
County 1hould be appalled by the
wutetul speadlq ol .llMlr money to
obl&iJi· a npelt ftom Willlam L.
Puca on -I ol the Marter Plaa ol ~ Tnlnsportlllon.
''fto ropClrt lllcluded ftV. litel,
-ol Which .... mllJllley bales ftJoh tho C<Jlllllr oannot acqultll
-tbo penillllioa ol Unck Sam."
Comm polllted 0111 tilt feelllll or
...., ._ 11ec:-tbo mllltal)' 1lte1
1re DOI Ubls, ...-.n, lie ouly two "* nlllllnln1 mall bo In-·• -tbe Bola tllAI and~ SCI Joaquin
Hilll loc:Mloa.
CUrTaa c1a1ma tbU 1e1-. of the
BolM lite would bo·-lo-tile
.. -. -ol <nae• County, lit -, 11ayei1 ·a.. Boord or
~a.for Doi mUlal ,,.,.. 111-
lonnatloll avlllable bel<n tho Airport
COIDmlal<lD began IU public bear!Dp.
'"Illa -&lllL.GllJacllVt ol tbo ttport II ~ and certUi1y
becomes more queldonable when tbe
Board or SUpervllora a11ow1 bNrlags
at tllll time.
The people of1 Orin&•· C9unt1 m"l-
coecemed ---elacted ~n are clcUI& and how tl!ey
an doing ll We bolloye bl thll -· cern will be cl-Ir .._ec1 when
tile wpervhora an nut •P for re-
eltCtioa.
Major GeneraI ·W are Dies
·1n ·vietnani Copter Crash
SAIGON iUPI) -Maj. Gen. Keltb L. w ... 52,. medal., ___ ,
-wbololtedesll:jobtocun·
-lnfJinlrl. died lea.Mn& .... -'fQ a ..WCe, victorfOUI bittJ.e wMiJ
l,llOO Commtmlm, military spokesmen
4ll1ll<lWICed today .
Seven of the General's men went
wtttl him Friday when their command
heUco!ller PinDle<! to .Nrtb lar ... known reasons and burst into flame
on a battlefield three miles aootheast
of Loe l'!inh and 70 miles north of
Sai.goo Oil the Cambodian border.
He -Ille lour1h Amerlcaa general
In cle In Vlelnom. Tho !Int Soulh
Vletnameae General lost tn Vietnam
war actim was killed last Sunday in a
similar crash.
Ware's troops, Soldiers of the 1st
Jnfamry Dlvlalon lalown 11 "Big Rod
One,'' ton into aOommBlt regiment
in a sertn or. Friday battle• around
i.Gc l'!inh. ltlJHng 167 and routlnl the
bulk of tile -fon:e.s -""""' the Camhodfrt.n border. U.S. losses
WtiW17-&DdlOOwoundod.
Ballld!eld r-1-lncll<llted today
CommuniJt la.es in major reported
e~ -t Vieb>am.tbe
-: ' day1 rOfel to 1,075. \Tola! U.S • .m South Vietmmese losses in
the aame bettles at Tay Ninh , Loe
l'!iOO, Hue, Quang l'!goi City aod An
Laguna Players
Seek Male Tiger
Without Stripes
'nl.e bunt 11 on. The Laguna Players
need a Uger, a male Uger.
They are not looking for the kind
jumped by ..rad lbe Playera selk
tb• 11Pt 1usc:eptible.to feminine wiles,
perfume, pellln& and pedal pullien, a
· ,_ 30 lo '5 y11r1 old.
Escept for the 11&er. all role• bove
been cast for "Tbe '1'1!'11a IDll tbe
Tl£11!11'," openbl& p.,. of tbt new
1ublcrtption. 1U1C111 •t the playboule.
Dlvkl Mm'low wbo d.lrected "The
Odd Couple" In JW,, le mal:ln& bll ae-
cond appeumce M the man with the
wlllp. ·u :iou feel U,erlllh -.P fo r
tbt role, be tald, pad on. down to tbe
PleJllOUH MoadllT at 7:30 p.m and
tryout.
Julie Bau, Mllt l!aasoa and Bet..y
Hewitt .. Ule othw cut membml.
1bo p1q op1111 Oct. 2, pre<ecled by a
liratDl&b1ler'1dlm>lt.
Tax Consultant
Arraignment Set
On Embezzlement
A -a IDcGale tax couultant
dlarged by the Internal Revenue
Service with fllslfyin& cllenta' income
tu. form.I, bas .i.o bten metted on a
teclenl warrant. n. MW cbara:• ll tmbeulinl union 1\11141 'llldla be eerved OD tbe board of
dlreoUn of tho UDilod lndllltrlal
llmployal ol Olllfol1lla In J'Ullerton.
8ulpect Raymoail A. MOl1llld will
bo arrllpacl bolote • lederll lucl&e In
Loe A-'"' Monda1. Bo WU lndlclod "1 • feilerol stand J1lrJ !Mt month on tbo -., tax c111<1es, lllellnl th•t
'lie flied ~ deduction clllml for
.--ta to mon llwl '11.000,
betWtlll 1.llMI.
'!llo S'l..,..-old -.... i:ltMIDI an ln<om• tu ..me. out or ~ bamo at 1111 Tafolla St.
al the Imo.
Tllo -dmp ol tiDMplln1 Diilon
,.. ... -C'lllClll W4'..r.!1 u. s AllJ'. 111111 BJl'M. lllr·
I II oil al .. -ol the IRS In _,,_ ____ totbe
U.& ~ In Loe ADtlles wbll'O be
11 llallll -In llou of ".000 ball Bo II allo -a '14,000 ball ut bJ
tbo -ol S'IDd ,...,. lndletmaot In
.. -amllclamaot .-.
Hoo wera 4& llilled and 1811 WUilldod. ""*""""" taid. 'lbe ft&lldnl et Loe !'!!di and In two mW ........-Oii tbo noribem
.... tile 1"al two cll:r• -• 1oll of 314 Commwllst deed, • record 171
captured neer Hue.
ReporU from Tey Mnh city Indicat-
ed Ille ~unlat U>ruat tbere cost
oa llHIOi:•~ --~ -fell In beUle1 .. Ibey nlreateil
from dle suburbs they held Wednes·
day end Thursday.
U.S. advbera at Tay l'!tilll, 113 mllea
northwest ol Salgoo on !he Oambodillil
border, IOld l2S Commllillst bodies
bad been fOund In tbe .-. llam·
leU, including 29 killed -Y and Fri·
day by South Vietnamese paratroop-
ers.
U.S. infantrymen and Soulh Viet-
.....,. ~ llilled -1211 or
tt>e wl-lng forces -attadted t~ -outpooto Friday. Sou1b Vlotnmiieoe p&--.op Qom.
mander Col. Nguyen Khoa !'!om llllid
tbe au.. would ~ly never lloow .,. __ ...., ...... _In
Tey Ninh. SOu4b Vletneme1t losses
were 17 killed, he INlid.
~ P!>lt. ol ~ ...... , Jof"1try b~ tb<lr'W.t past~ flr< .. get
to the burning helioopler aod re<ov·
ered seven of ttie eight bodies, includ·
jng the General's. 'Ibey killed ont
Cunmunits oo the miuion.
Ware,• native d Denver, Colo., was
drolled In 1911 and "°n 11M1 Med&l o1
Hooot two yeera Iller loadilll an ae-
oaull on a blll In Soulhern Fronce. Ho
was..-....dedlnlhalection.
Ha bold tlMo JICJll ol A11i11 QM! ft
-.-111 w..Hnston before llk-tnc CWNNnd ol Bl& Rod 0oe 1 .. t -· H• 11 aurvlved by hi• wl-. Joyce,
and three dlildren wbo Uve 1n Alen.n.
drtl, Va. '
'lbe otber Americoli Generali to
die In Vll4nam wen Air ~ Maj.
Gen. -1'. -ley, M&rtae Maj.
Gen. -Hodnautb and Air Fcne M<d. Ga. Wlllllm J. en.mm.
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SEX KILLER. • •
moment it donn't appear 1bere'1 any
coanectlonwhalever.
1'1 don't Joot for any dnnecttoa.'' be
said. "but 70'I Dlvtr know."
A .2klllber oiltol fOllDll bocide
Clayton'• body win uncler10 bellletlct
tau 1o delannlae II It WU the Nm•
one 11Md lo 1Jq Ibo Boles familJ'.
C111-. auJined a 1 dllol In· ••lliplor Ip tbe Boloo oaee, ulcl h• =., ~ tho l'ICOVlnd
0 It dotln't appur to be the u.me
oae. Tho !lrfill pin and 11111 clllferenl
But II will bo <bocked to make eun."
Cl&)CDD left a noto far h I s
scboolfNcher widow wl!lch •lld, In
part: ''The JnUUH js too much.
They're cloelnr In on m•. I low you, goocf"1. Don~· riv. this .. police ...
Tbe dead J'l'lrMI, Clllahan uld, WI&
beU•"'4 to· have left one stepson.
Area Boys' Ouh
To Open Monday
After 1 much-needed N!&t from sum-
mer act1¥1U11 -and a bit· of touc::h·
ing u~ btre Md there -the Boys'
Club of tbt -Aral le tolnl back
Into buaineu.
Docn will -Monda1 at S p.m.,
at 1be Cen1ral Bnlllcb, 1111 Contor Sl,
and the Upper 110J Bnndl, llJI Tu&·
tin Avt., boCti. er.ta ..._ adlhe11e1.
Esecutlve ~ Loa Yaatorn
..,. ...... dub -. -. tbe
oc:bool ,_ will bo s p.m. to 1:30 p.m.
and 1::111 p.m. to I p.m. on -days,
ood 10 a.m. 1o I p.m. Oil 8allurda71.
'!'Ila twu filCllltlH baV. -clOHd ,., .-.--and npalll ,_,
& full 1'ut hecUo 1nmmc ...._
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RooKll TRAINING..:. Forest Service -Harold Christopher
up1alns finer polnll of handling brush book to """ !lremen (from
left) George Tatum,· Martin Roldan and stove R<Jsen. County fire ~WI . d•lsfr!UI llniob lift -II wtlll UI apiD.
DAILY ,.ILOT Slaff..,._
NERVE CENTER -Bob Th<>ma.s , forestry ser'v!ce clispalcher. clir·
ecbl all fire equipment from hi• perch amid sopb!Jstlcated electronic
equipment in state forestry and county fire department headquar-
ter& in Orange, Fire agency responds to average of eight fires per .~Z:S ~ ~.men on tire line in event ~ major brush fire in
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PoisedPowife'rlieg .. ,
County Fire Potential Serious
BJ JACK CHAPPELL
04' n. Dell't "'"' ''"' Oreo&• County bu the P,tenUll for
major bruab fires similar to those
which roared across 10,000 acres this
week in Los Angeles and San
BemardJno counties, say state and
county flre officlall.
"Al far as large scale flre con-
d.1Uon1 go, there's no where else ln the
world to equal tht Southern California
area," -II.id David Mack. cbltf
dispatcher at th• State Fonatry
Dlvlllon end County FIH Department
headquarters In Orange.
11The cl1mlate, fuel, land area1, and
weather all combine to mU:e tbil a
most diff1cult area to control." he 1d·
ded.
Elmer 01tennan, fire warden for
the county, points out that the fall
months are the most hazardous.
"Certainly we have the potential for
a major fire here. Jn fact. that Mod·
je1ft Cuiyon flre, a couple of weeks
ago, could bave been, if we hadn't
thrown tht book at it," Osterman 1ald.
BOMBERS
Tbt Modje1k1 fire burned only four
acres, but Osterman noted that most
of the facUttle1 of the eounty fire agen·
cle1, tncludlng water bombers, were
thrown lnlo tho battle.
"That South Oout .area back of San
Clemente up to Corona del Mar 11 one
of tbe major flre threat.I," 01\'erman
said. "We'w cut fuel breU1 up there
but there are brush islands even inside
UWI cities wben fires could start," he
added.
The fire warden said the Top of the
World Drive fire which blazed above
Laguna Beach July 19 could have turn-
ed into a serious menace to structures
aod lives if wind conditions bad been
dlHerent.
Major blues at th11 time of the yur
develop becla\l!e of nine monlhs of
rainless we,ather.
And because. In tbe fall. bot, dry
Santa Ana winda swirl across the
county.
MODElll'! PROBLEMS
Mack 1ald that deaplte tbe abun.
dance of modern equipment availa~le
to fire tighten, controllln~ ftres ac-
tually ba1 become more dlltlcult in re-
eeot years because of the Increased
use ot wildlands.
"Year• ago fire fighters could fight
just the fire and not have to WOrTy
about prote<:tln~ cabins and homes.
Now we aometlmes have to let the
fire blD'n 1n tome areal while we con·
centrate on saving 1tructure1 where
there were none before," Mack aaid.
Motore:ycllsts with faulty spark ar·
rester• on their macblnes pose
another problem to firemen . Sparks
from the cycles have set Ores before,
they polDt out, and the rider• are often
Injured ln accidents while ln the
h.l.llterlanda.
"We're patching up acratched and
bleed.in& motorcycllst1 every
weekend," Osterman said. He uraes
c:YcH1tJ to use the facility oear Irvine
Park for their acUv~e1 .
Accused To Take Stand
In 'Bloody Shoes' Trial·
61 JACK BROBACK 01 T"'9 o.ltr ,.Ult Stiff
The trla1 of Robert E. Lee. accused
in the near fatal beating of 1 La Habra
wcman lul March 7, neartd th• jlX'y
Frlcll)' with lM appearing OD tbo
stand u tb• final wlmesa. Lee , 4.1, of Montebello, lt accused of
beallnf Marie Sluro, 44, In her aport·
meat. PrJncipal clues ln tht cue art a
pair ol blood.fJ>ltterecl lhoe1, ad·
mll1edlJ Leo'•· tt wu these 1bol1 which ltd to one
ol Oroap Cow!ty'1 most comp11 .. tec1
lelll t1Mt1 .. a two month.a 110.
tb11 had -clllcovend by the
Publlc Dtfl0der'1 otttce wtio were
-dolaodlol IM and turDecl over lo
a Mwudpal Court jud1e for 1afekeep-
lng .
The Dl1trict AUo rney'1 Office got a
Grand Jury indictment of Lee and
thtn toot tht shoea from a locker in
tbe Jurut'1 o1nce. Botb tbe Public
Defender's office and th• District Al-
lonlly IO\ll!l!t contempt of court clta·
Uon. agafnt Mdl ottier. ,
lt waa finally 11ttled 1n a SUperior
Court bem1.ng and the cue a&ainlt
Lee continued after lOllg delay1.
A dr11m1Uc turn in the week-long
trlal wa.1 the t:ppearance of Mn. Sluro as a pro1ecuUoo wtme11. Sbt bad
bttn 1n a coma al.nee tbt Mardi 1
beaUn& UDW a few doY• ago.
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Laguna Canion
Flood Study Fund
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Urged by County
117 Rlawu> P. !'!ALL Of1119 .... , ......... . Tl>• County Flllod Control DL!lricl
today ls encouraging Lapna Beach to
seek federaJ fuOOs tor a study of
fiooding potential and 1olutiona in the
Laguna Canyon watertl:led.
Carl Nellon, "Pl.WD.1 d l v 11 l o D
engineer for 1111 -.:t, deplc<ed for
councUmen two poestble l}'llems for
controlling increased raio runoff
l>rougbt on by lncreued uroeniza-
lloa.
CDe would be a conduit "blg as the
council chambers" under Laguna Ca·
nyon Road to carry water to the sea.
The other would be a system of
relenlton b8'in1 (dams) aloo1 Laguna
Canyon to eupplemeat the erlsting
drllna&e facllltlea. Tbele bealnl would
contain a. pOOedtal flood and then
water could be releued gradually.
WGBER ROAD l'!EEDED
Such a 1ystom would propably
cauae reroutin1 of Laguna Canyoo
Rqed to higher ground, however, and
knock out planl tor the Sycamore Hills
development of eat.ate sized homes on
500 acres.
Nelson did point out however, that
f1f.entiqn bastns might have a
be.neftdal greenbelt effect. 'Ibey are
Uled dlll'IDC the dry seuon in some
commun.lties for e:oU courses or ball
perb.
"U the entire cMyon iJ developed
without addWonal flood control," 1ald
Nellon, "I see an overflow of (ex·
ltUnl) chiDMll 11*> tbe ......+.1 INoln* clJtrlcl (Of Laguna)."...,-
NO WASHOUTS
Vice Mayor Joseph O'SUllivan ment.
oned persona whOle families had been
in the ana tor three generations and
who sa1d Uiey were not wesbed awa}'.
Nelson said that 1be burgeon111.1
development, (more roota, and
drlv,...ya and street&) will cootriblilo
to the runoff of water. "Can we 1'1ft
until tbia (flnocling) -!" be Uk•
eel rbetorl~ 1*1, "We haw to
get tbe p IOinl·"
Nelson mentioned a golf coune i{I a
retention basin at Fullerton. He Ii.id
the city doesn't like to pay tor repair-
ing the golt course alter the basin filll
With water.
CAJll'T"BUY LMJ
But, be oald, "It gives tbe city
something it couldn't. buy today
(becauee or land ,..i~ 'l'be city
couldn't buy the land ."
Mentioning North A m tr l c a n
Rockwell developme-nt ot an
Autooetice plant, Nellon i.:aid ht felt
that the Aliso Creek area should be
probably be reserved as a. fiood plain
a.nd greenbelt area.
He noted that ttiere ls -.ome dif •
ficulty telling property owners ot sucfl
areu tb1rt their land should be
developed.
Councilmen will take ~ tbt matur
Wednesday and may Mt COqresnnan
Jam .. Utt <R-Tuot!n), lo pulli !or
federal funding of 1 ttudy of the
Laguna Canyon watenbed.
Huntington Tax Increase
Means More Park Dollars
By llAl'!DI MAJOR . "" _,,, '"" ...,,
An olght-cent lncruae In tbe portion
of Ille. rec:ent1y.1et Huntington Beach
lu ni1e (<liD& to tbe dty recreation
and parka ~ will brine ID
$192,000 more than ·expected, rec:ru·
Uon mt parks commi.sslooen lear))ed
lhll week.
Tiie adjusted budget for tbe depart·
men!, wltb tb• .... lkent allotment,
brings expenditures to Jl,010,862,
Recreation and Parks Director Norm
Wor11Iy tol!I R"m'f'i.....,·
The addll&lii bic0m1 of '192.lXXl
will be used tor several unbudgeted
capital improvement.I p r o j e c t s ,
Worthy said, Including acqulsition of
park land, development of live ex-
iMinl parks and a feasibility study for
the propoged centn>l city pert.
BOOST PARKS LEVY
Huntington Beach city council.men
re-adjusted the tu rate upwards U
centa to ,1.45 per •100 aeeeaed valua-
tion Aug. 26 lD. doing ao, councilmen
app'oved alloting li cents of that
figure to the recreation and parks
department.
The 19 cents per $100 assessed
valu&'t.ioo a property owner will pay to
support the recreation and parks
department ilJ oni cent under tbe max-
imum allowed b7 city cl>arter.
Site .acquWt1on and develCJpment tor
the coming year now figures at
16H,1113 In !he .ilusted budget, in-
mad ol '422.113 ortgtnallJ' estimated.
CENrl\AL SITE EYED
Wltb tbe revl!led c a p I I a I lm-
provemeot.t out.lay, $12,000 will be
spent for 1be feulbllity study of the
centNJ. city park, to be located on
some 350-acres near Golden West
Street and Talbert Avenue.
The Downtown Lake P.ark, at Main
and 12th Streets, and the City Recrea-
tion Cent.er, on orange Avenue and
17111 -· wtll get • total or fl0,258 In improvements not pmnltted under the
limited budget llllbmltted to city coun·
ell earlier this summer.
Murdy Park. Which WU orlllnlllY to
get 134,000 worth of improvements,
will bave a flll,000 race-lilting. AD In·
f'roM P ... ,, l
lIOBOES ••.
owe no bills and have no worries,
"A lot of people throw away frult
when it reta soft, but it doesn't seem
to hurt us," oot of them said .
"They slid they &et Up ln the mom-Ina: and ~• down to the rMI' of the
market for bnatlas~ tben 10 to tbe
park to~ .. ~ ~ed.
Tiiey told him tb!s to tlMo only Ille
and tbeJ would In no way cb .. 1e 1t, he
addtd.
No one botben t.ht pair and they
bother no one , An:loW. wu told, which
must bl tile tru1 hallmark of Ulopla.
DIRTIEST ON RECORD
'7hete 1ubjed.s were Yff1 polite
~·" the Vlteran &itectlvt Hid 'but were actulJJ. tbe dlr1lett ...:
oullldo ~o:aoc.wtee -lhat I have everteeQ.
He $loo ran a ,_,j checlt to
d..-lno H any police a....,. wenlod
to cllacu11 enytti1n1 OI any lnlncllom
netun 'llltb Ibo two youn1 mu of
lellin.
11No wants," he concludtd.
And tllereln, !>Whapi, U11 a bmtl
cl trutll about Ille GcnlOll lnlbers.
crease of f2,8,00J 1n development pro-
jectS wtll get underway at LeBard
Park, costing now $80,000, and Giiier
Park development was upped frOm
'2.258 to '3,000. '
No cbanges were made 1n the
amount allocated for furniture or Of·
fice equipment tor viarious park
center& or for opet atblg expenses.
f'rotIO Pflfle J
SANTAANA. ••
hostage_in .an apartment while 1eek.ing
a talk with hi& wife.
Investigators sa3 d he allowed his
aunt, Mrs. Martha Grandberry, to
leave tile apartment to look fur Mrs.
De Myers, but the older woman con·
tacted police Instead.
Officers 'w1io arrived al the apart.
ment entered, eccordlng to reports,
at wttich time De Myers killed his
coosin and ""' shot lotally In turn by
the policemen.
Sant• Ana police "8id early today
that De Myeri was arrested June 16
at tile home of his broCl!er. WIUtam
De Myers, of 1916 W. Mark St., Santa
Ana, under a section of ttle bel:lth
and safety code !OI: psychia.tr)c ob-
servati<lo.
DUiurbed owr a problem with hls
wile, poUce Aid, De Myers bed been
-g bis be&d again•! • -fence and tben tried to le111> througll
a plate glass window.
There was no record available early
today ol disposition~ De Myers' cse,
but he 'NBS preromably released alter
the mandatocy 72 hCM.rs ' otiservaUon
~ied by such arrest.a:.
Police said early today they had
heard De .Mrers 'W'a.S involved in an
arsoo case, but had no deteill and be-
lieved it occurred in another police
department's jurisdiction.
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,. Hippies Are
Fire Hazard
Says Chief
uagana Beach hippies, th o s e
unwashed nOmads who claim they are
harassed by the city council, badgered
by police and unloved by tb.e business
c0mmunity, now must d e f e n d
themselves on a new qu.arter.
County fire fighters, it 1eem11 view
the hips as a fire hazard.
Orange County Fire Warden Elm.er
Osterman says hippies living in caves
in the hills .around Laguna are presen-
ting a new headache to the men who
guard against brush fires. /
"Many of those people are building
fires at night up in the hills," says
Osterman, who fears one of those fires
is gOing to ignite the brushlands.
Access to some of the areas around
the caves being what it la, be says,
some of the hippies could be burned to
death before beJp could arrive.
'Th.e hippie camp fires are .tough to
police, Osterman notes, "They have a
pretty good lookout system and, by the
time a fire warden gets up there, the
fires are out."
Happy Hoboes
In Costa Mesa
Live Off Land
Can two Berkeley brothers f1nd hap-.
piness as hippie hoboes in a suburb
like Costa Mesa, living oU the bounty
af the land and taking life the way
they like it?
Yes.
The odd idyll of Marian Gordon, 25,
and his brather William, 21, came to
light when the manager of the Fad
food market, 2200 Harbor Blvd.,
reported two suspicious p e r s a n s
behind the store.
Donald Rapele, 24, is probably more '
urbanized than the Gordons, who, he
told police, were performing tlteir dai-
ly ritual of eati.Dg aut of the discarded
produce bin.
POLICE ON SCENE
Detective Bob Arnold was sent to
the scene. He questiooed the pair, wba
etay nights at a wen side home whose
address they couldn't remember,
riding borrowed bicycles to town.
"They said they met the people in
Berkeley and came to Costa Mesa.
They liked this city and decided to
stay here," Arnold said in his report
Thursday.
This is the same motivation which
also causes many engineers, real
estate salesmen, Kiwanis C I u b
members and faithful church-goers to
settle m Costa Mesa.
The Gordons told Arnold they have
never worked for a Jiving. However,
they get three solid meals each day,
fwe no bills and have no worries.
"A lot of people throw away fruit
wben Jt gets soft. but 1t doesn't seem
to hurt us," one of. them said.
"They said they get up in the morn·
fng and come down to the rear of the
market for breakfast, thm gG to the·
park to rest/' Arnold reported.
They told him this is the only life
and they would ill no way change it, be
added.
No one boalen tile pair and tlley
bother no one, Arnold waa told, which
(See BOBOES, Pate !)
Explosion Rips
UC Naval Office
BERKELEY, Calli. (UPI) -An ex-= ripped lllrouih a --otory g l>ooalng N-1 Reserve tndn·
lng ctfkes et the Ualvmt.y of Call-
lomla ~ Digllt.
A spol<eanao !« the -~ d~ent llllid the blut
destroyed the UllOOCUPlod bulldiog -
ed QallellaJl Ball. Tllere .,.,.. no ln-
Jurie1.
He Aid the -.. of the explosi'"'
bod not been d.Urmlned.
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THIRTY·EIGHT YEARS OF THRILLS -It all scrap when old· roller coaster ls to!'ll-'°"'11 to make
Racer ends operations. Million board feet of !um· work In background marks s , ,n•ll' 1•n-
comes to an end Sunaj when Long Beacll Cyclone w.s.y fo? soplllJll.cated.. n~-er. Co~nictlon
bl!\i i'".q.rt4 ~1.~~ W,O ~aril•·'t!lJ!:.~-;:_ jll'lllio11 ~~ces.,)O . · , • .
Cyctone Dead; Hait ~ee ,
Long Beach Roller Coaster Gives Way to 1Roy _ y
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By PAMELA POWELL
Of 'rlM 01/ty l"lltl Sllff
A monster -.. 'the world'1 largest,
fastest and steepest" -will soon
return to its original form -·a pile of
lumber, calls and bolts.
amusement attraction, th• Queen workman's zday a shore-leave
Mary. blgblighl ,
For Ule' 25 n1llllon pas.sengers who Anything a be salvaged will
have braved tbe tumtny~uming ride be sold to r ate interests fn· Mexico
it will be just a memory. and the f trains, with well-poUsh-
For the ticket takers and a«.endants ed hand ds after 25 milllon clenched
it will mean the end of an era and the fists, w be sold or destroyed.
Loog Beach's Cyclone Racer roller
coaster, a relic of another way of life
in S!>uthern California, shuts down
Sunday.
end of more thaii three decades of The.~ ictim of 1968-style progress
employment. will.;fllak~ way for newer things and
For Elmet Velare, 84, vice president bider thing,s.
of Long Beach Amusement Company ~e Long Bea~h Amusement Com.
it will mean the end of more than 60 ,pany, owner of the cyclone, ia plan·
years as amusement park txecutive. ~ · ning to re-ntake the rest of the park
. Its million or i O bolts, 50 kegs: ol
nsils and million feet of lumber will be
dismamled to make way for the bridge
complex that · Will serve the city's
more· mbdenli. more aopbisticated
The ride, completed tn 1930 at a co,sit wit:hiD the next two years into a Tivoli
of 1140,000, bas been.. cheap family IUD Gardens .type amusement park -with
during the deiression years1' • an mtei'n&dooal flavor.
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Major General Ware Di~s
In Vietnam Copter Crlsh
SAIGON (UPI) -Maj , Gen . Keith ed the Communist r4 ttlere cost
L. Ware, 52. a medal of hc>oor-wirming as many as 661 dead, luding many
draftee who left a desk job to com-vAlo fell in bettles a they retreated
mand infantry, died leading bis troops from dle suburbs u,&y held Wednes-
in a savage, victorious batue with day aod Thursday./
1,500Communists, military spokesmen U.S. advisers atl'I'ay Ninh, 53 miles
anoounced today. northwest ol~al 6n on the Cambodi..an Seven of ttie General's men went bbrder, said Communist bodies
with bim Friday when their command had been fou · in ttie wburban ham·
helicopter plunged to earth for un-lets, includin 29 k:Wed today and Fri-
known rea&cXle and burst into flame.. ctay by Soo Vietnamese p6ratroop-
on a battlefield three miles southeast ers.
of Loe Ninh and 70 ~lies north of U.S. infAntrymen and South Viet·
Saigon on the Cambodian border. namese .lroops killed anOther 128 or
He was the fourtli American general the wi~wing forces that attacked
oo die In Vietnam. Tile first South two Q<!arby oul!><>OU Friday.
Vietnamese General lost in Vie~am Soath Vietoamete paratroop Qom.
war. ectioo was killed last Sunday m a m;¢ider Col. Nguyen Kboe Nam S6id
aimi1ar crash. ttM allies would prabably never know
Ware's troops, soldiers: of the 1st Jor certmn bow many were killed in
Inf3lltr)' Division known as "Bi~ Red Tuy Ninh ., South vtetnemese losses
One," tore into a Commulli.st regunent were 17 killed, he Mid.
in a series ol Friday battles .around A unit o1. Ware's infantry blasted
Loe Ninh, killing 167 and rooting tl>e their way past Communist fire to get
bulk of the Red forces beck ecioss to tile horning helicopter and recov·
the Caml>odlan border. U.S. jo<ses ered seven of Ille eight bodies. Jnchld-
were 17 dead and 100 wounded~ ir,g ttie General's. They killed one
Balllefield reports !ndicote.r today c.mmumts on the mis11on.
Communist losses ln ma~· o "reported Wart, a native of. Denver, 001<1., was
engagements *""about Jnam tile dm!ted Jn 1911 and won 1l>e Medal of
past three day1 rote to ,075. Total H~r two years late~ Jeading an »
U.S. and Soutll Vlttoa!Jl'se lo110S Jn oaull on a bill.Jn Southern F'Nnce. He
the 1G111e battles at ,'fay Nlnb, Loe was wounded in that acUoo.
NIM, Bue, Quang N&IBI City and An He beld Ille J)Olf of ArmJ . Chief of
H• were ~ killed, ind 1B9 ""'11lded, -ln!onnoClon In \Vellfilngtoo before talt·
lll'!kesmen 11ld. _ iDg command of B!i ~ Ono IHI The O~ng et'Loc Nld> end lo i.... Mon:ll.
major e~nU on tile oorthern 'l'be other Amerlooo Gtne!'llt to
oouts Ille two <toys tool< a toll of die lo Vietnam were Alt' F<r<:e M•j·
314 Comm t deed, a record ln Qenc Robel-IF. Worley, M.lrloe l\fa .
captnred ~ Hue. Gfin. Bruno Hochmuth aM Air Force
Roports lrom T1')' lflllh city Jndlat-Maj. O.n. William J. Crumm.
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Textbook Study
Set by County
Education Board
SANTA ·ANA (AP) -The Clrenge
County Board of Education bu
sclteduled a hearing Sept. 26 Into the
controversial bi.story textbook "Land
of the Free" -at the request of a
parents' group called "The Land of
the Free Protestors.''
The eighth grade text was ap-
proved for use in state IChoOOI after
John Caughey revised it to meet State
superintendent qf Public Instruction
Max Ralferty's objection tllat ~ ,...
biased toward tihe minoritiee.
Caughey, a U<JLA histo'ry prafes-
sor, said the text' atternpta"to" give" a
balanced ae<OOnt of the part played Jn
building America by all Its J>e0Ple1,
includ1ng Negroes and Mes:iceft·
Americans.
Mrs. Jean MaioU of Garden Grove
said she has 2,500 signatures demand·
Ing the --she called objectionabl•
llle re-exM)'lined, revised or reglegated
W-the role of a 111P(>ie!Mntary tut· --
Doctor Indicted
In Cancer 'Cure'
LOS ANGE!J'ES (lJPI) -A _. """""'1 of il'eaUng ...,... l)adenu
with a druC of "Do value" made from
aprl<ot pits WU lDdlded Oii l felony
cbar;e l>7 the Oollni1 Grand JIJtY
Frldly.
A llnde c:ouot ol a~ l!'lnil
tllelt .... locll"4 .,_ Dr. -H. Kowan, 7f. He II accused of..,. cepang '240 from a SW.. unden:over
ai<nt ,,,,0 ..,,. to him for 'CIDCC'
tttatment.
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Did Sex· Slayer
Murder Family?
By BRUCE _£._ON
Of T1MI 0.11.-.f:.i:.W
SAN BERNARDINO -Sh<rlfl's lo-
vestlgators t.oyed with pieces Of two
puzzles today on the outside chance that the suspected sex slayer ot two
cblldren was also responsible for the
murder Of a Fountain Valley family of
four here in 1965.
The suspect, Alfred W. Clayton, ff, a
construction worker, was found dead
in his ear nunday on a deserted dirt
road near San Gabriel Canyon. Police
believe be took biJ own life.
San Bernardino Sheriff's Lt. Qiarles
Callahan said a probe was under way
to detennine whether Clayton was
also. trhe murderer of James C. Boles,
43, Darlene Boles, 37, and their sons
Bob, 13 and Tom, 12.
The famlly was massacred hi
AQgUBt, 11165, when they were herde'd
into a bedroom ol the Lake Arrowhead
cabin they had just built and rlddjid in
a bail of .22 caliber bulle~1 'lbirty-nine
bullets were spent to till:the four and
tile lamlly dog.
Lt. Callahan said he '!'as certeln thal
Clayton murdered Victoria Caldwell,
8, of San Diego and Paul E. saitzman
Jr., 9, of c.dar Glen. NUde bodi<s o!
the chlldren, their heads wrapped in
plastic bags, ,..,.. found in a dry -
riverbed near ?Lake Arrowhead last Saturday. I
The girl had been raped. an autopsy
showed. ·Evidence in C 1 a y t o n ' s
Crestlioe cabin that linked bim to the
slaylni:s included a strip • of elec~
tri<;ian's tape which matched tape US•
ed to bind ooe of the children. •
"Whether Clayton also murdered the
Boles famlly i..s sometplng we certainly
are considering," Callahan reported.
"We're getting background in-
formation at thia time, but as of the
(See SEX KILLER, Pare Z)
Santa Aliaii Kills Cousin,
' I -DiJ:t:in .:Rolice S.~fJttJUt
. ta .j.iia ll\¥1 --death ...J_ l'"t Frt"' c1a1 ...,· ,,,_ dowli by police
er be .tilled a wumm eoustn used
as a shJeld when officers bur1t into
a Chicago apartment where be held a
group ol. re1.ative1 hostage.
Roosevelt De Myers, 35, oi 186.1 Wis-
teria Lane, "\WIS bit by police gunofire
within seconds after he fatally shot
37-year-old Bertha Parnell, investiga-
ton said.
Morita! d!Jllcu!Uea which bad put
De Myers into Santa. Ana police rec·
orda earlier this summer were blam·
ed I« tile tragic double-death.
Chicago police said De Myers had
followed hit wile lAlcy, 28, and the
couple's children to Clricago earlier
. in the week, apparently. in an attempt
at re;conc,lliatl:on.
Detaila of tile ~atlal confrontation
Friday were not complete,. but De
Myers apparently held five relatives
hostage in an apartment"wblle seeking
a talk with ms wife.
ln\lfftligatora said ·be allowed his
aunt, Mrs. Marthe Gra-rry, to
Jeove tile apartment to look tor Mn.
De Myen, but the older woman coo~
tacted police Instead.
Offlcen who arrived at Ille apart-
ment entered, eccordtng to report.,,
at whk:h time · De Myer• killed his
cousin and '''" shot !etally Jn t11l'll by the policemen.
Santa Ana police lllld eerly today
that De Myers was arrested June 16
at tit• bo!11~ cl hit broliler, Willlam
De Myers, ol 1916 W. Mark St., Santa
Ana, under a 1ectkm of the health
and safety code for PIYcblatrlc ob-
servation.
Disturbed O'Vef a problem with his
wife, police said, De Myers bad been
omublllg hit bea4 apin1t a wooden
Ike Gains Fast,
S_till Confined
To Hospital Bed
WASHINGTON (UPI) -In !IJOt four
weeks l1nce bis seventh aermt he&rt
attack. former President Dwlllltt D. _....,. l*t relllined tullldent
&1ren11111.10 road, wal.dLl•levWoo ond
danlle hi.s !eel OYW the tkle ol bis
bed. • Respondiag to requestl for a pro..
gress report, Nt dtlctor1 et Welter
Reed Anny -C4nter ..., Fri-
-... '17.,...,ld -... "con-
-to pnlf!rett --t)y" boll bat not yet hem allowed OUI of bed.
"However, the General hat -
ciofi1llto ,. Jn ·---ODd view," tile ""'°'1 tlllld.
.,,,.,. dlol ~·· -.--. will to Ive, e<q>led with tJl)Oltm.aJ
medloal tedlnlque11 ~ .. '*'1 beet
from virtually th• ..... of --So toe hod hit c:onditlon d~ la lie
flrlt days 8'tar IH !Mott tlltiocl< Alie.
It llM -plaoo for hit tw.11 were made.
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fince and then tried to 1681> lhroup
• plate PSI --. There was no record· available early
t.oday ot dlsp:HJKton of De Myera' cse,
but M was presumably rel .. sed alter
the mandatory 72 hours' observation
carried by .suCb arrests.
Poli<:o said eorly OOday they had
heard De Myers "\WIS involved in an
a.rson case, but had oo details and be..
lleved it occurred in another police
depa:tmeiit's jurlsdictloa.
Armed Robbery
Suspects Jailed
In Santa Ana
The arrest' ~f two suspects Jn the
'500 holdup of a Senta Ana liqucr store
nine days ago, in which two ~ clerks
were locked ill a cooler, was anm>unc·
ed by police Friday.
Booked oo suspicion o! armed rob-
beiy were Mlcltael P. Phllllps, 23, ol
12512 Volkwood St., Garden Grove,
en4 Larry O. GortJam, 23, cl 414 S.
Townsend St., Santa /l,na.
Santa Ana detectives Jd!n McClab
and Dale Sterzer arrested the suspect.
ed ni}'lon-stocking bandits at eeparate
looatlooa lo Sanllll Ana and Gardeo
Grove, based on lnveatlgatloa of tipt
after the 1tick:up.
Clerks RoOert Jolm~Roneld Portz were locked in a r ration
wW.t at Ule Llquor Bank, 2225 . M-ain
st., following the holdup a week ago
las< Thurs<lay, but neither was hurt. ·'
A .22 caliber revolver was used in
tile rolll>ety, according to Santa Ana
police,' who said 'they feel they have
a good case egalnst Pblllipt end
Gomam-
Police Seek Man
Who Shot Deputy
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -An off·
d•IY oberil!'t deputy wat shot and serioualy wounded at a south Lo3
Aiigeles aportmerit l>oUso Friday
night
MutTay James Qlrter, 30, was taken
to Boo Afro Hospital and troans!emd
to St FNncll HOlll>llll In neart7 Lyn/
wood. He -hit lo the chat by a bullet from a lt1lAl{ caliber revolver.
Sllerlll's olfiCOl'I wort -.. for
·~about20. A ..,.._ for th, 1hel'llr1 olfic»
'8kl Corter WU vllltlnC fr!eocft Ill tho
apartmeut bOU!e 111 l1l24 S. Nauno-AWJ. The IUSpecl came to die door
se111ng jewolry and sot 1n1o ., .....
ment with the olt-dll!J depu17, dll
spokesman Hid.
Aecont.ng to the tpOtesmen lie
youth drew 1 small caliber nvolvct •mr !ired. CliWr l1red -but ap-par~ did not ........i the suspect. _ .. ,
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2 DAILY I'll.OT
. Ollfese Airport
-0
Beach Residents
Get Endorsement
BJ WILLL\M REED ..............
~~resident. oppoaed lo Ille llolta tlla !or an
0rlll(9 "ai-1 airport today .,. armed th &n endorttmeot of
U>elr oppo111ion !rom !be Concernod
ClllUDI Council
'!be councll'1 at.and "trill be placed
bof<re COUD'1 olllclell and p!IDDC'S
-Ille lalUo coos lo plll>lic Tbo-cl--p voll4 1trool!J to -11>· lolaa ,.,, • IPl'nllDC "Blom!
• ~--dent Lany Curran said t.l(; •-n.. IUpayero of oll Orange
CowltJ -be -llld by the h!Wul 1pendlng Of their mooey to
Obtain a report from Wlllllm L.
ferelro on Pbaoe I of th• Mdtlt Pion ff Air 1'lonlpOrlMlon.
''Tbe report Incl~ llvt .U.1,
Of ~ch aN military bases
ch the eotmty cannot acquire f1 ut t11e permlasloo 01 Vncle Sam."
Cunu pointed out tilt ftollnl ol
-that -· tbe mlllllr)' '"'' .,.. not Ukely conteo4er1, the <:nlJ two
lite. reamtning must be in eontenUon
-the B4laa IKAI and ¥'" San Jooquln Hilll location. 1 CiuTan clalnu U>at 1electlon ol U>e
Bolsa,att. would be -.....to the
wtllem 1ecti'"1 o1 <Wane• County.
He vtrbally llaye4 lh• llolrd ol
&upen\lorl 10. J!ol me~I more In·
-avallable belott 1he Airport Commluloa beflD ill publlc hearlng1.
'"Ibo purpoeo and objoct!ve of the
report ii questionable and certalnly
become• more quert1onab1e when the
II-.! of Supervi&otl allows beorlnil
at tbll time .
'Ibo people Of 0ranae County are
coocemed With what lhelr oltc:tttl
.__. .... dolnf and bow they
are dolna ll We bellen tbal tbll con· c!ern 11Vill~ be clearly i1.pres1ed wbeli
the supervisors are next up for re ..
election.
Ac~used To Take Stand
!In, '~loody Sho~s' Trial
BJ JACll: llROBACK
OI 1'11111 °""' PIMt lttlf
The lrll1 ol Robert E. Lee, ~
!n the near fatal beating of a La Habra
""""' !Mt Mareb 7, .. arec1 the jury
Friday with Lee appearing on the
ltlDd al tbl lol1 will'lNI.
Let, 4.1, of Montebello, 11 aecueed o·
beat1D.g Martt SJ.uro, 441 .lo her apar ment. Principal cluea in the cue are
Laguna Hills
Pilot Rescues
Vietnam Budd3
Air Force Maj. Robert Shular, 37.
dropptd by lo pick up bll roomate th•
other day -In the Gull of Tonttn.
"Shular ls stationed in Vietnam,
when be rue1 helicopter rescue
ml.I.-With Moj, Don P. Olien, JI,
of Ale:1andrla1 VL
The two men 1tllr1 quartera with a
third pilot, Lawrence Buatle. But
unllkt hit budd.111, Buatle rue1 a Jet.
Tht men had Joked in the p11t about
maybe some day h1vln1 to pick Bu1tle
up on a re1cue mhslon, and then it
happened.
BUltle bade adieu to hla roommate•
Wedne1dl:y, 1tepped out of thtlr
quarters, &Qd 1 few boura liter w11
shot down.
Shular and Osen said they had no
idea who they were dispatched to
reacue wbtn told an Afr Force Phan-
tom wu down 35 miles above the 17th
parallel. The men fhhtd Bustle out of
the aulf, and within an hour hod the
rescued pilot safely ln a Navy hospital.
Laguna Players
Seek Male Tiger
Without Stripe11
Tb• hWll 11 on. The Lacuna Pllyer•
need a tiger, a male ttier.
TblJ an nol looklnJ for the kind
jumped by ..WI. The Playen aeet
lh• type 111!C011til>le lo lemlnlno wll11,
perfume, ~ and pedal pu<hera, a C..U-!Oto 45 JOlrl old.
Except for the ticer, all ro!U hive
been cut for "The TJplm and the Tilvt'' openln1 play of the new
•u&icrtpU.on 1euon 1t t.he playbo\111.
David Marlow, wbo directed. ''The
·Odd Colg>la" In July, ii makin1 bll ... 1cood aw-aranc• M the man with the
wblp. U 7"U lea! Uaeri<h enou1h !or
4bl roll, he 1ald, pad on down to the !,'.laybouM Mondl7 at 7:!0 p.m an4 tryout. '
pair of blood·ipettlrtd 1bot1, Id~
mi~ Loe'• ..
It wu these shoe• which led to one-
ol Onm&e County's moll compilcalod
legU haul .. 1 two months a10.
tbey had been dJlcovered by th,.
Public Deleoder'1 office Wbo wtre
then defendJog Let and turned over to
a Mun.clpel Court Juda• for 11lekeep· Ing.
Tbe District Atton>e7'1 o!Oct aot ' Grand Jury Indictment of Lee an~
then took the l!lhoea from a locker 1n
the jurist's ofOct. Both U>e PubUc
t>e!ender11 ottlca And the Dlltr1ct At·
torney 1ought cont.mp! ol court clla·
tJons 111.int e&dl other.
It wruii flnally settled in a Superlo··
Court hearing and the case againsl
Lee continued after loog delay&.
A dramatic turn Jn Ult wtek-1011£
trial waa tht apptaranet of Mrs. Shao
as a prosecution Witness. She had
been in a coma 1ince the March 7
h1at1ng WltU a few dayf ,go.
Navy to Release
30,000 'Sai1~rs '
To Save Money
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Navy
said Friday Jt will releue 30,000 1all·
ora, who bad enlisted for twa yeer1
of active duty, ahe:acl of time in an .t-
tempt to 11v1 money.
About one thint of thole recelvlllg
eorly dllcllarlH will bave lervod only
one year ol. active duty. C>elu1 wlll
have lernd 1& montb1 and other1 18
monthl ot their two.yec cmrurut. menu.
The men enlUted undtr 1 program
whict calls for two years of aetive
duty e.nd four )'ell'• ln the active re-
ltf'Vll. ~ released from actlve
dul1 •tr11 will len!lll>on t!Jelr reHrVe
oblJlatlon.
The Navy spedtlcaH.y otmpted men lletv!nl In the Vietnam War from
eerl1 niNMI. Men Oil duty with the
illll 1'loet In tile -were --
li'r•• P .. e l
HOBOES ...
muot be 1llt true hallmark ol Ulop1a.
"These MlbJtcta were very polite
~tom.'' toe wttran detecUve 1a1d,
'hut were actually lhl dlrt!01t -
. outlidt appearancewiH -th1t I have
ever 1een. '1
Ht al.lo ran • NCOrd check to
dllermln• U any pollce 11eocy wanted
to dllcu11 aDJlbla( ol .. y lnlractlou1
nature with the two young men of
leisure.
"No wanU,11 ht coaCluded.
And tbertl.n, pwhlpt, llu a kernel
of truth about t.ht Gordon brottlers.
DAILY PILOT IMft ......
11.00Kll.TRAININO -F'Gl'alt Service Instructor Harold CbrtrioPher
uplalnl finer polnta of handllnl bruah hoot lo new llremen (from
left) George Tatum, Martin Roldan and Steve Roger1. County fire
lighten warn thal dangerow bruah !In ·-Is with w again.
Niii.Vi CINTlll -Bob Thoma11, fore•\ry Hrvlce dlapatcher, dlr·
ecta all fire equipment lrom his perch amid sophlst!cated electronic
equipment in state forestry and county fire department headquar·
ters In Orange, Fire agency respond• to av,rage of eight !Ires per
day and can pUI llOO men on fire llne In evllit of major Drwh fire In
Orange County,
Poised'Powlterkeil
Count)· Fire Potential Serious
By JACK CHAPPELL
Of Tiie 0-lllr f'lllll Sl•ff
The Ure warden 11ald the Top of the
World Drive fire whJch blazed above
Laguna Beach July 19 could have turn·
ed lnto a 1erioU1 menace tio 1tructures
and llve1 U wind condJtlona bad been
Orange County has the potenUal for
major brush flrea similar to tho11e
which roared acro11 1a,ooo acre1 thta
week in Loi Angeles and San
Bernardino counties, say state and different.
county fire oWclals . Major blazes at thl11 time of the year
"A• far a1 lara;e scale file con-develop becaUJe of nine month! of
dJUon1 go, there'• no where else 1n the rainles! weather .
world to equal the Southern CallforW And ~aUJe, in the fall, hot, dry
area," 1aid David ·Mack, chit-( Santa Ma winds 1wtrl across the dillpatcher at the State Fore1try ~
Oivillion and COunty Flre Department ' ~
headquartero In Oran1e. MODERN PROBLEMS
"The cllmlate, fuel, land areu, and Mack •ald that deaplll the abun-
weather all combine to mlk• thia a dao~ ofi~odtm equipment available
most difficult area to control," he ad-to fire Oghtera, controlling fires ac-
ded. tually hu become more difficult in re-
Elrner Osterman, fire warden tor cent ye1r1 because of the increased
the county, point.I out that the ran ··· use of wildlandg.
months are the most hazardous.. ''Years ago fire fighters could light
"Ce_rtalnly we have the potential for just the fire and not have to worry
a maJor fire here. In fact, that Mod-about protecti ng cabins and homes.
jeska Canyon fire . a couple of weeks Now we sometimes have to let the
af(l, could have been, if we hadn't fire burn Jn IOme area! while we cOD•
thrown the book at It," Osterman aaJd. centrate oti. saving structures where
BOMBERS there were none before," Mack saJd.
The Modjesta fire burned only four Motorcycll!ts with faulty 1park ar-
11cres, but Osterman noted that most rester! on their machines pose
of the facilities of tht county flrt agen-another problem to firemen. Sparkl
cle1. JncludJng water bombers, were fl'om the cycles have set dre! before,
thrown Into the battle. they polnt out, and the rider• are often
"That South COa!t area back o! San Injured In accidents while In the
Clemente up to Corona del Mar is one hinterlands. ot the major fire threats," Osttrman "We're patching up scr.atched and
said. "We've cut fuel breaks up there bleedlnt m o tor c y c 11 1 ts every
but there are brU!h Islands even Inside weekend." Osterman &ald. He urges
the cltJes where fl.re! could start," he cycllJtl to w;e thfl facW\y near Irvtne
added. Park for their activities. ~ . Julie Rau, Milt Hanl!lon and Betsy
Hewett are the other cast members.
_,,,. pllJ opeu Oct. t, precoded by a
firlll DICblor'• 4lnnor.
Area Boys' Ouh To Open Monday
Land Swap Cinches Deal
· Aller•~ rest from 111m-
,.-..a.tdal -.... 1111 ol touch·
JDS .. lion ....... -the Bo71'
Cllall ol 1111 w.w Aroa ll fllnl beck t r er,
Doan Win~ i!• a p.m .. at .. ,_.i 11t.ildi, C.W SL,
...S ea 11-lllJ JUI TUI·
Otll AJ? 1iOlli ~ llala ....... ,
lliltellllra ~ Loll Y...,_.
s•C• dab illlart ..... CM ex·:_,;,_ '11'111 Ila Ip.al. to l:IOp&
aad I:• p.ia. t. f PJL ., 1N 1hla11o
lDd SI a.a. 19 I p.m. • -.SUS.
,.... ""' ---doaocl far )-Tl•• .. I.,.. laDowiq
I f\1Jl a.,t ~ lllll.D*' llM llG.
Santa Ana Clears Way for Federal Building
The way wu cleared thll week for
COMtruct.loa ol a 300,ooo..tquare·foot
federal omce bulldlnl In or .. ,, Coun·
ty Civic Center thnlucb • llDd 1wap
holften the clt;J of Santa Alla allll tile
COUllQ',
Superrllon, at tba requell ol Paul
Wblta ol Nnport a.ch, cllalnnu of
the CMe Center CC!mmlalao, qreocl
t• compJet. tba tranlfll' ol llU. to
ll0,000 aquare !Ml ol Clvlo Cuter llDd
to the ell)"
Tht transfer nprtltnted Pl1ftl•nt
ol an old debt owed 11>• city whan 11
pve 1he <Ount, a two-aa. parcal oo
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property where ttie new courttou!e
building stands.
The city, in turn, will swap the
newly-acqwred property north of
Fourth SC<ett between Parton and
Garnsey rtreetl to the federal 1overn-
m«Jt for o ll&«re parctl the fOVern·
moot o.,... at Falrvlew MlCl Edlnaer
-ti In 10Utllweat Santa Ano. A
part II plaoned for the 11te.
NHt 1tep ii approval ol tile swap by
the Santa Ana t1ty Council Monday
nllhl Tllo city npoc111n p(tlle Iara•
part alto bJ llldlna '400,000 In -lo
U>e Olvle Cel>llr land In the trado !11th
r
Ute fed.tr•) aovernment's Genwel
Servtce1 Adminl1traUon.
'Ibe 1overnment hq tentatlvely ap-
proved the dtal.
Another facet of the deal Is the
federal l"'"'nunllll'1 dellre lo acquire
perl:ln& 1pace near Ito propo1ed
bulldlnJ. '!'be cllJ bao aoqulred ID ed·
dlUOnal 82,000 aquan IHI, llrfe
.,.llfh '"' lllll partlna 11.alla, dtrecll1
IOU!h C( tl10 ledml bulldlna tlta.
Tho perldni area will be ptJ;t ol the
c!Ueu11lon when the city bealnl actual
trade DlfotlaUODI with 1l>e &O\'tnl•
menl
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Laguna Can11on
Flood Study Fund
Urged by County
By mCHARD P. NALL
Of n. o.llr 'llM Jfetf
The County Flood Control Dlatrtcl
today ii eocour•&lnl Laruna Beacb to
1eek federal funds for a study of
flooding patential and soluUon11 in lbe
Laguna Oanyon watershed .
Carl Nelson, plannin& d 1 v t s 1 o n
efliineer for ·th.e dirtrict, depicted for
couocllm• two }*:tlbM 1y1tem1 for
controlllnJ lncreued rain runoll
brought on by increased urbanlla-
Uoo.
One would be a condUit "big as the
council chambers" under Laguna Ca-
nyon Road to carry water to the sea.
The other would be a system of
retention bMlns (dams) .along Laguna
Canyoo to .upplemtnt tht exiJting
drainqo !acllltle1. Tbe11·ba1lnl would
contain a ...-Ia! ftood and then
woter could l>e ,..leased armually.
WGHER ROAD NEEDED
Such a 1y1t.m would prop<bly
cause rerouting of Laguna Canyon
Roed to bilher ground, bowevw, and
knock out plans for the Sycamore Hillll
development of estate alzed homes cm
GOO ecrea.
Nelaon did point out however, that
rettntlon bUtDe: milht have a
l>tnellclal areenbell effect. 1"•1 are
wed durlDC t.he dry 1euoa in some
commun1Ue1 for golf cour111 or ball
porb.
11U the entire canyon I.I developed
without add.J.tloD&l flood control," 1ald
Nellon. 111 111 an overflow ot (U:·
llt!ng) chanMll Into the central
-IJolliDIA clatrlot,(of Ll(UDI)," ,
NO WASBOtrrS
Vice Mayor Joaeph O'SUJllvan ment-
ontd persons wtose families had been
in the area for three generations and
who said they wtre not washed away,
. Nelson said that 11.e bur1eoning
development, (more roofs, a n d
driveways and street.) will contribute
to tbe runolf of water ... Can we •a.It
un1ll this (floodlnf) -111!" he uk·
ed. rhetorically and aak!z "We bave to
get the planning going.
Nelson mentioned a golf course in a
retention basin at Fullerton. He sali
the ctty doe11n't like to pay for repair·
ing the golf course after the basin fills
with water.
CAN'T BUY LND
But, bO 1ald, "It B1ve1 the dty
somett.ing it couldn't buy today
(because o( lan.d prices). The city
couldn't buy the land today."
Mentioning North A m e r 1 c a n
Rockwell development of an
AutooeUcs plant, Nelwn said he felt
that the Aliso Creek area should be
probably be reserved as a flood plain
and greenbelt area.
He noted tut Ulwe ls 1ome dlf.
ficulty telling property owner1 or IUd\
areas that their land should be
developed.
COWlcilmen will take up the matter
Wednesday and may uk Cooare•iman James Utt (IVl'uol!ln), to pulll for
federal funding o! a lludy of 11>•
Laguna Canyon watenhed.
Huntington Tax Increase
Means More Park Dollars
By lt\Nnt MAJOR
ltf Tiii OM1Y Pl• II ...
An ellhl-ctnl lncreue In the portion
o! U>e recently-111 Huntlngton Beach
tu Nltt IGlnl to the clty recreaUon
and parb dlpartmenl will brine In
•112,cm more than expected, recrea-
tion am parb commis1loner1 learned
thla week.
'nle adj111ted budfel for the deport·
meQl With U>e new Ii«nt allotment,
brlng1 Hpendltures to $1,010,1182,
Recreation and Parks Director Norm
Worthy told. comm•<m«•. ·
'!be addldo!i.. !n&me of '192,000
will bt uatd for sevttal unbudgeted
capital improvements p r o j e c t 1 ,
Worthy sa1d. Including acquillition of
park land, development of five ex-
isting parks and a feasibility study for
th• proposed central city park.
BOOST PARKS LEVY
Huntington Beach clty councllmen
re·adjuated tbt tu rate upwards 12
centl to fl,., per flOO ...... .a. valua·
tion Aua. 26 In doUlt: IO, councilmen
&pproved allotln& 19 centa of that
figur1 to the recreat:ion and parks
department.
The 19 centa per flOO 11se1sed
valuatioo a property,OWtlfl' Will pay to
support the recreation. and perks
department 1J on1 cent under tht mu-
imum allowed by city cbarter.
· .Sita acqulaltton llld devel0pment for
the coming year now figure! at
.'61U63 In tile adjusted budge~ JI!··
at.ad ol '422,163 orla;lnally estimated.
CENTRAL SITE EYED
With the revised cap l ta 1 im·
provements ouUay, fl2,000 will be
1peot for tilt feuibWty 1tudy of the
central clty park, to be located on
some 350-acres near Golden West
Street and Talbert Avenue.
The Downtown Lake Park, at Main
and l)th Streetl, and tbe City Rec:rea-
Uon Center, on Orange Avenue and
17tll Street, wlll 1et a total of '10,2M In
Improvements not perm!ttfld under the:
limJted budget submitted. to city coun·
ell earlier tbJ.i 1ummer.
Murdy Park, which w11 oria;.lnally to
get '34,CMX> worth of improvement!, ww htv• a '81,000 face·UIUng. An in·
Fro• P_,e l
SEX KIUER • ••
moment it doesn't appear tbtn'1 any
coo~on wbat.v1r.
"I dcll't )oclC fer any connectlon,0 be
1ald, "but you never Im.ow."
!A .22-<>allber pillol found be1lde
ytm'1 body wlll UOOerao balli!tlcs
to dttermloe 11 tt waa the aeme ·:~sed lo 1lay 1he Bolea family.
caJlltWl, a11lgned a 1 chief ln-
ve1U&"M« in the Bole• oue, aald he
vltuaJty lnopected the ncovmd
plllol.
"11 doed~ to be the 111111 one. 'Ibo I plll and all ii dlller1nt
But It wU1 be ked. to mate me."
Clutoa lelt a nota for b h
1chooltHcher 1111\oW wblcb •aid, In P'.lfl : "Tht Pf'UIYl'I 11 too much.
'lbe1'n! cloclnf Jn Oii. mo. I love 700, 1oodby. Don't Blvo tblt lo poUce -"
Tht dead !Dim,, can.ban 1aJd, ,..,
believed to have left one ltepmon.
cnue ol $211,000 In devalopment pro-
Ject:s will &•I underny at LeBard
Park, costing now !80,000, and Giller
Park development wu upped from
12.ia to 13,000.
No cbange1 were m~de 1n the
amount allocated for turntture or Of.
flee equipment for various park
centers or for operating expenaes.
Violence Hits
Decatur After
Football Game
DECATUR, Ill. (UPI) -VJD!ence
l!lat bepn during a high odlool foot.
ball game and spread el!ewhere In
the city was que'lled early -Y by
nate and looal Police and llllentf'1
deputies using tearp1.
At leost 10 perSOM, two ol them po-
licemen , were injured. One pollcemmt
h+t wit.h a brid suffered a amelbed
jaw; I 115-yffr-O!d Bir! WH -in
the 90ttnach .and aeveral peraon11 in·
clud.ing some girls, aultaioed eye
bum! from teorgaa, a hoopjtal report·
ed. .
LOoal police declined. to cHICUll the
oriiln ol the dilOM!er wllicb bepn at
the Decatur Elzemlower • Peoria Ctn·
tr.I toc;ball pme but 1ald II did Doi
result from ciube1 between ltudlenta
ol the opposing scl>ools.
&late police ..aid "mllltant blld:
leaders" "'l"'atedly l:nocked down o
Decatur poUice aergeimt.
BefOffl o~r wu rest.ored early to-
day Police said, •bout 200 youttla left
the ste.dJum and roamed throogh the
southwest.rn pert ol lh• city. Some
motoriats reported their vebk:le1 were
stoned.
-ii • ell)' ol obout 88,000 aomt 18.:i miles south of Oitcago.
DAILY PILOT
Hw,.rt IHt• CetN M ...
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CAUP-OIHIA
OJtAHC)f COAST PUlllSHINct C<*'AN't
•oD•rt N. W••'
f'r"lftflt Wiii Pllbllthfr'
J1ck I. C11rl-v
vie. Pr•lderll Mil GtNr-4 Me,._
The,.,11 K•evll .....
Th•"'•' A. M11rp~1,.. Ml>n•t!"' ldll_.
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By EARL WILSON
Of TIMI D-"' Pltll Shott
Davis H. Brown, 47, of Oakland,
jYbo said bis wife keeps as many
as 50 cats around the house, won
a divorce on grounds of extreme
cruelty. Brown testified that the
cats in the house upset him. His
wife, Florence, was also given a
joi.nt decree of divorce because
her husband stayed away from
home at nigbt. •
· Nurse Judi.th Filipek displays an au-
tomatic monitoring system on 6-mos·
old Jamie Renee Magana in an. Oak-
land Hospital. The tin~ sensor and
radio transmitter eliminates thous·
· 4'U:f! of hours ·of continuous 1Dlltch
on patients suffering from windpipe
obstructions. The monitor is fruten·
ed at the opening in the trachea
where it detects a clogging of the
'breathing tube and radios an al.arm
to tlie nurse. • · The · San Francisco Recreation
and Parks Commission llas denied
a request of the Servomation Duch-
ess Co., to increase prices at Kezar
Stadium on hot dogs and popcorn.·
Commissioner . Walter Shorenstein
stated: "I would say we've bad ,
. poor hot dogs. They're cold and
the rolls are often stale." . •
A man who tried to. rob a
Sunsrt Str:ip ~staur;.ont got
more than he bargained for .. ,
and less than M started with.
Police said the would-be bandit
gave the cashier a $10 bill and
asked for change for the cigar·
ette machine. When she pulled
out the cash drawer, he pulled
out a gU'n. When she screamed
and fainted, he panicked and
ran . . , forgetting to take the
restaurant's money ••• or his
own $10.
• . "Wait 'til my wife finds out what
I've done," said Ray Kroc of Bev-
erly Hills, after he purchased a 43-
year-old railroad car. The private
railroad pullman that once carried
formel' President Harry S. 'Du·
man, was sold at a Hollywood auc-
tion. The bidding started at $1 ,000.
Kroc, owner of the nationwide
chain· of McDonald's drive-in res-
taurants, paid $63,000 for the relic.
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DAILY nLOT #
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·Kidney Vietiin ~n Borrowed Ti1ne
\ Mesa Mailman Waiting -for Use o.f Machine as Life Ebbs
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of ""' ~ ,. .... Stiff
Jim Wienticz ls living on borrowed
time.
His wife and two cblldren are living
on wellare.
Tbe 34-year~ld malt carrier of 318
Ogle St, Costa Mesa, likes neither
way of life. For the present, however,
he bu no choice in either matter.
What the frail victim o f
glomerulopephritfs -. a hard, ugly
word which means kidney failure -
wants to do, Is start a Jim Wiernicz
Fund, for another artificial kidney at
Ws Angeles' Mt. Sinai Hospital .
"This would not be a sellish thing,"
he said before leaving Wednesday to
have hiJ system cleaned chemically
for the 17th time, a painful process
taking up to 48-lwurs. It happens every
week.
He ls nut on the list of future pa.
tlents to be granted use of one of the
life-sustaining machines, whieb can
keep several per90nS per week alive
indefinitely, through e 1 g ht-hour
hemodialysis sessions.
"Jimmy is rust on the list now,''
said hJs wife Sue . "but it cou1d be
months. We just don't know if he can
make it." '
To Jim Wiernicz, In fact. the old
saying about how each of us dies a Ut.-
tle each day has increasingly more
than just a philosophical connotation.
Based upon predicltions by pby:il-
cians who discovered the critical
disease's extent last May, Wiernicz'
day-by-day demise should have
become final two months ago.
Chemical dialysis once a week now
partially removes toxic and acid com.
pounds as his abdominal cavity is
flushed with a solution which helps
break them down and draw them out.
"But of course the procedure dOP.sn't
take out all the poison ," said Mrs.
Wiernicz, whose husband sometimes
spends days of weary weakness on the
couch, after years of briskly walking
his Back Bay mail route.
Use of chemical dialysis would be
much more efficient in filtering the
killing elements from his bloodstream,
but he will have to be on the $25,000
machine for 24 hours each week.
If a vacancy occurs in time.
\Viernicz doesn't have a living
...tau .. who could donate • kldee1 lw
• transplant.
"We would have to have a fUnd of
some ""1 IOI · up toward lettlni the
machine,'' said Mrs. Wiemicz, 0 belng
on weUare, we can't accept uy
money ourselves." ·
"We would probably do It lhroUlh
the cbureb, and a but when tt was
blg enough," saJd Rev. Roy
Thompson, pastor of M a r l n e r ' a
Church, the couple'• in-
terdenominational community faith.
The chW'cb meets in Corona del Mar
fligb School each Sunday. but Rev.
Thompson operates an office In his
home at 1812 Dover Drive, Newport
Beach.
~ WiemICI sat In the small apartment
'1d told of events since doctors said in
1965 that he had a bit of tidney
damage, after be wu checked for
chronic latlgue. ·
"I asked them If lt would affect hl!
Ufe span and they said never, that he
could live to be 80," said Mrs~
W1'rnlcz. 1
They were wtong. '
Members or the church have helped
the l family along bit·hY·h.it. faking
them to Ml Sinai Hospital. but
bur'8ucratic control over those who
dNp\?rateJy need assistance dictiates
tbat tbey not receive too much or IL
Food, for instance, can be accepted
only in limited quantitiM, or else the
Wl"'!>1cz family could lose ellgfbillty
for COUDfy welfare aid. I
Ha-Ve ends been meeting satisfac-!'>rilt since Wlernlcz became unable to
nanwe the job he held .with the
Newi)ort Beach Post Offlce for seven
year1? ·
"WF're getting by," be said.
~'JtPt getting by," added his wife.
"B9t I haven't lost faith," Wiernicz:
said, "I 1till have a lot o( hope."
"I go every week to the hospital
with the hope of better things," be
contlDued.'
"I jidn'~ think it would do any harm
to caD," he added, saying again that a
fund for another kidney machine -if
the hospital will accept It -would
'benefit .othen like himself, in the
uncertain future.
"O( .i:ourse, there are technicians
and nurses involved. . . " Wlernicz
said, indicating that a project or such
Mesa Woman's Booklet
Cited at Army ~eunion
The 50th Anniver!ary National Re-
union of Veterans of the American
Expeditionary Forces, Siberia, in Lo's
Angeles next weekend will have a spe-
cial significance for a 73-year~td
Costa Mesa womaD.
Mrs. Leo<la Strother, or 290 E. 18th
St, met there her late husband, Logan
Strother, who was a U.S. Army ser·
geant serving in the revolution-racked
nation.
rled the young American serving with
the U.S. 31st Infantry Regiment Bear
Cats In 1919 and the couple came to
thla country later.
The Siberlam erped.ltl.onary force
comprised of 15 nations whose primary
job was to hep rail lines open across
the remotes steppes: has been immor-
talized In Ric Hardman'• book "Fil·
teen Flags."
The book is being made into a movie
by Columbia Studios.
SMILING THROUGH TROUBLE -Kidney disease
victim Jim Wiernicz, wife Sue and children Peggy,
7, and Duane, 8, still manage to smile in face of
adversity. Severely ill letter carrier returned to
hospital this week for chemical blood dialrs!s, but
be needs service o( artificial kidney machine if he
is to survive.
magnitude muat be passed by the
hospital's board of directors.
And then -as in the case of Jim
Wiernicz -there would be the ad·
ditional task of literally playing God,
by considering each victim's case and
il.3 merita.
Examiners throughout the country
find themselve1 faced with this ques-
'Jackie Robinson
Backs Panthers
l'(,li:Vl.,. YORK (IJPI) -Fonner
ba.l!ba'll afar Jackie Robins• Thurs·
day aald ttle Black Panther orga!Ua·
tion ii ooe w1t:h an interest tn "seeking
peace" and report& atfterwise are due
to mWnfonned newsmen.
Speaking at a news confermce
minutes before leaving to address a
Black Panther meeting Jn Brooklyn,
Robinsons aid: "Improper reporting
hu fietermined that they {the Black
Panthers) are •militant group while
the fact Is they are seeking peece."
Newsmen were barred !Tom the
Black Panther meeting at which
Robinson spoke.
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tion ot determining who should go
where on the list of artillcial kid.ney
applicants, due to scarcity and ex-
pense of the intricate machines. 1
Jim Wlernicz, if nothing else, bi on
the top of the Mt. Sinai list.
"I was always seU-susta1nlng," he
Nid, "I want to get back there again .•
.taking care of my family and doing
my day's work "
One finds it difficult to go to a man's
home -to hear of disintegrating
dreams and his specuJaUoo. about the
outcome -then say it is only a part of
your own day's work.
But there it ls.
The Jim Wiernlcz story,
Councilman Back, Faces
141 ~
Debate :on ·Sclwol Name
Counollman Donald D. Shlpley Is
back in town after a rummer-Jong
vacation in Eurppe and Mr.lea ~
Monday the a;y Council can get on
w11h beginning cond(lmnatlon pro-
ceedings on a site for a new Hun-
tington Beacfl civic ce!Ur.
The council is split 4-3 over naming
a site east or Huntington Beach High
SChool as the location· for a new civic
center.
council has been unable to muster a
favoi-able vote On a cmdemnatton ac-
tioo, lbwi delayln& effcrts at acquiring
the land.
Boating Course Set
By Beach Squadron
During the Sepl 21 golden anniver-
sary 1n the Rodger Young Restaurant
Auditorium, VAEF Cmdr. Henry C.
Fry plans to i;ead a work by. Mrs.
Strother who bas written "The Flag
America Gave Me," a patriotic pam·
phleL
Deal Over Fortas~
Favoring the locatioo over the
present center at 5th Street and Pecan
Aveooe are Mayor Alvin M. Coen, and
Councilmen Shipley, Jack Green and
Jerry Matney.
A fr~ boating course conduff.ed by
the Huntington Beach Power Squadron
is. being oUered to Weat Orange Coun-
ty residents.
Registration aml'fli-st classes will be
held at 7 p.m. Monday at Huntington
Beach High ScbooL Classes· will be
conducted through the ~ under the
joint cl!airmansbip of Robert C.
Baker, and Lt. Davl<l V. Hull.
Mrs. Strother-serving as a nurse in
a Vladivostok military hospital-mar·
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Thurmond Rejects HHH Charge
SEA GffiT, N.J (UPI) -Hubert H.
Humphrey stood bare.foot in the sand
Friday and. called Republican can-
didate Richard M. Nixon a "Fearless
Fosdick" who WU trying to win votes
by "poUUcel demogoguery." ...
He charged Nixon had made a deal
with conservative Sen. Strom Thur·
mood (R.S.C). to block the oomlna·
tion of Abe Fortas u cbief justice of
the United States.
In Washington, Thurmond called
Humplny'1 c barge "ridiculous."
"Humphrey must be get tin g
desperate," Thurmond said and added
that he had never dbcusaed the Forte-s
issue wUb NP:on.
"I"m so Ullllterably oppolled to
Fortu that no one, including Mr. Nil.-
on, could C!Mmge my mind," he said.
Humphrey also said bJs opponent
wu trying to win the election by
1~1 "lean of communism."
And be 1aid Nixon's views on the
treaty to ban the spread of nuclear
weapou demonstrated e "complete
fallure to understaod what is re.ally in
our national iDterest"
It was one of the vtce ptes.ident'1
aharpett attacks to date on Nixoo..
SW!dtDg with hll ba<k to the sea In a
blue ehlrt, ascot, and paoto rolled to
the knees, he pve the Republican
nomlaee a tongue-laabing remJW<ent
Of the "give 'em bell" d.ayw of Harry S. Truman.
The news conference on the beach In
front of New Jersey Gov. Richard I.
HuJbes' 1ummer home came shortly
before HUmpbrey returned t o
'Wahington to get ready for a
weekeo4 appeorance In Pittsburgh.
. Humphrey said tile ftrll Week of his
cetttpalgn WM ,... what I n:-
pooted." A major accom~bmeo~ he tatd, w11 that ,.we weni 'I able to
gel Mr. Nlxoo oH bjl pro1P"am ol
plaUtudn and 1e-~. 1etlln1
down lo dlocuom1 hll llldtuclo on
foreign policy."
the national interest for political
demagoguery or political tactics, take
your cboice."
He Ni..: he did not think the treaty
"bn anything to do at all with the
Czech crisis except to warn us that the
more nuclear weapons you have
spread aroUDd, the more dangerous
the world."
"I don't think you finr. up your
defenses by spreading n u c 1 e a r
weapom aromd to every country in
the world," he said.
1he treaty, Mllch President Johnson
has called the most important nuclear
pact ever writt.en, woulJ prohibit non-
nuclear powers from 8'CquJring atomic
wea~, .-1 nuclear powera from
supply~ them.
The 'Fearle• Fosdick'' label
derived from a clumsy detective in ~
comJc strip, came in a discussion of
Nixon's stand on law ....JDd order. By
empbasizlng only civil order to the ex-
clusion of civil justice, Humphrey
.aid. Nlloo had created a "counterfeit
currency with teals on ooe side, on tile
enforcement aide."
Humphrey said that for every jail
Nixon wanted to build, he would also
build a houe: and ror every
police-Nixon would hire, be would
aiJo bin a teacher.
Board Studying l
Naming of Youtli
A -tee ol iii.-HUlltiDlllOn
Beach recrootloo all! por1< com·
m111looers 1s m.;tykJLtw;.1etlier to ap-
point • lffn·.,.,. to • -.i or to
""' '.'\' • -· ~ advisory -. . eommu-CNMrman Tun Cooper
b!oagbl up !lie poalblllV ol bo•lnl •
IMHIC• coaimlolloaer, • Placellla rec..,q,y -lnted·. . .
Opposed to the lite are Counc:Umen
Henry Kaufman, George McCracken
and Ted Bartlett, all favOl"ing the
present location in the old downtown
area.
With Shlpley out of the country tile
BARE FOOT IN THE SAND IN NEW JERSEY
Humphrey Tak•• Off GloYH Ao Well ,•
m lal4 Nixon, In dtlln1 the senate
to de.lay ratlftoatton of the non~
proUt-ion 11'!811 because of th•
Cz.ecboslovakia' crlala, "bu 1acrtnced
Mn. Nom11 G)bbl, Let ~Iler
wBruoe·WtlliMM ·--to m• • n"""'11l<lldl••1< later to lb.
board -on the poslihllitr of hlW>C •
teen.qe commla:sloner.
Unidenllned rower and fallbfUI complllion find there:s more than one
melh• ot.ne1oliatina w•t• of Newport ~bJ>r: Photographar .came
acroa1 tranquil 1ummer acene on bay between Lido.we andLid<>.Pen-
lnsula.
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.I· Pulpit and
COmm,Wlioo w i 11 be
-atod &llldoy at the
1:15 and U a.m. worabip
..m.eo at Clriol Llllm'u ~ 780 Victoria St.,
Colla -· Tiie R e v . ~ v. -· ........ -..-tbem-"A Pr-JJ' a C e I !Ill
Public."
A ..,. adUlt lalormat1on
·-di belln -y at t :IO a.m. f<r ~
.......... New clutel will
....... held ~·t 7
p.m. !Gr Jmd« adulla and at • p.m. ... Miiiar adult..
l61..-k communion
.... will ... -·led -WMzl11lQ' at 1 p.m.
Sebblth 1ervlce1 1t
Tmplo llllld ... conducted
each 1'rt.W at l :IO p,m. al
tho OJmunmlty MeCbodllt
Cllllrd11111 Roll Ave., Bun·
~--Baloh De Ko-tho ilnl Aa-tlmo Jlun.
U.C-Boidi Rlblll win
-boCla !di -ll'rid17.
~ 11.v. Boll Henry, rnllilmart.elect to BODI xoac ror ... Mlocl,aon ol
Baptlito !or World
• lCMJ:Cll'llD, 'trill be· the -1 opoe)w tbe 11 a.m.
ml I p.m. Hn'lcOI Sqnda)'
at HVlllalloll·Votlty Bapllsl
Cbarek.
Tiie cburoh, located II
rm Slater Ava., J'cMltala ·
Valley. holds SUnday odiclol
c:ta.saes for all age1 at 9:45
a.m.; youth bOur, 5 p.m.;
and m I d • w 1 e k 1ervictl,
W-ay at 7 p.m .
Nunery care t. provided !or
au ·aervicet.
The Re•. Jl'rancta
Rhoadll. plllor of the Em·
maouol Uolled Preabyter!oa
Cllutcb, Looi Beach will
-"'nlo !AW ol Ill• Splrl~" today It tile Orul• ColllJ~F-Oll .-tb!C'bo.....,, II +i>.m.
al 81. Andrew"• Prosb11er·
lu Church, 300 St. AndrJW'•
Place, Newport Beach.
Canipl Forthe1I OUt b ID
tnterdlnOU!Jn41ional Clirit-
Uan ~ lollow~ with
m -and DO llMl!lbml>lp. ~-•ledlftnvlted tollt.od. .
Mn. Willi.. Clark, •
member of the Rlv .. lde
Pulice Department w 111
llJIOak oh "Pomoeripby"
~·tthe-ol
1bt Amedeu Bapt11t w-1! F-Vllle7
a1 .111.m. . ,,.. maotli>c will be bold
Pew I
at the First Baptist Oiurcb
ol Fountal.n Valtiy, 17W
lilapolla Aw.
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'!be Rov. . Wllllam R •
Eller, put<>r o1 t h e
Ll\Mru Cbarda ol lbe
-· 290ll "*'Ill• VI# Drive, C-del Mar will _.,t Illa oennoa "Tbl
Now Cov-" SundaJ 11 the 1:'5 and II a.m.
lllJ'Vlots.
Tiie adult lnQulry claol
will ,..,... 11' clooo "'"°" at 1:46 Lm.
Mn. Frledl MNid , a
m•mber ol the EUCllUvo Commltioo of tho NaUonal FaderaUoo ol Temple
Sla1!rboodl, wlll be the
111111 speaker Mon!Uy 11
tho first rOl\lllr -11111 o1 the llarllor Area Monn
Temple'• -at l :J.I p.m.
Tbl m11tlal wtl1 bl held 1t the homo cl Jlrl. asar1es
Gcklta, 2111 w._.111
Ori ... °"""" do! Mar.
"Bel< to &:boo! SUnday"
wW be Clltllrated at H,...
tlllstoa-VllleY, Ba p ti al
CBnll, Wit !ilalA!r .Ave .,
P-1m ValllJ 11111· -11,
with lllfl< pr-to all
(Bee PULPIT, Pa10 II
·Harbor Temple ·
:Leader Named
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What's With Pill?
· Po,pe'1 Encyclical· Not lnfallable
• • .N.Y., removed &lx priest&
fro111i the faculty of his dio-
cesan aeminary a£1er th ey
indicated dlJagreement with
the ~ncyclical.
In Philadelphia, Cardina1
JohnKrol forbad e hls
priests to make any atate·
meat. from the pulpit or ln
the oonie1slonal, indlcaUne
cHsqreunen.L_ w i t b t b e
Pope'• views. -ne added that
d.iaobedience of this order
would be treated a1 "an in·
aurrectlon against God."
Thb kind of whip-cracking
'hy prominent American
ptelate1 contruted aharply
with tbe publlc stance of . .
1 o m 1 Wutern European
b~r.· op J. W. M. 81"7 ... •
of Tiie NatherlandJ ODt ol
tho most lnflllltlllil mom•
bera ol th• prOll'tulvo
Dutch blerarchy, Aid
blunUy:
NOT CONVINCED
"The Pope hu not con-
vinced me pf the undellf'-.
ability of uJlnclal me8.Il3 ol
birth control"
The entire Catholic hier-
archy of Be)J[lum, led by
Cardinal Joatf 8uenen1, ls·
1ued a public 1t.atement
p1ytn1 formal re1peot to the
Pope's encyclical but em-
phaaitlng that It was not an
inlaWble pronounc:ement.
1'le Belgian bllbops then
aald that if an lnformed and
con1c1entious Catholic "aft.
er a aertous 1elf-aearchinl
before God, comes to other
conclusions, he 111 entlUed to
follow hia own conviction."
The bbhops of West Ger·
many, at a meeting dlalred
by Cardbial Jul1111 Dopefner
ol Munich, tool< a lllmllor
posltloo, refenin.J to the encycllcal u "an autbentic
decl1lon .•. bul not p ln·
falllble one."
Allor urgtng the fallhful
to give respectful corialder·
(See CATHOLICS, P11e Zl
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PULPIT and PEW -. • • I
(Continued from P11e 4)
childrtn or adults vmo are
attendJng >cbool, at th•
worship aervkf:ll •t 11 a.m.
and 6 pm., tho youlh hour
at 5 p.ro . and the d:lurch
9Chool at 9:45 1.m.
Mid-week se.rvicf:I are
bold Wedn<sdaya at 7 p.m.
The Men's FeDoMbip wtll
meet for ther monthly dln·
ne!' meeting Frtday t.t 7: ~
p. m. in the Fireside Room.
Guest speaker will be John
Steimac, who will di&CU61
his tile behind tbe Iron Cur-
tain.
"Substance" la the title of
1he leseoo-sennon which
will be delivered Sundlllly at
all Chrl.adan .Science
churches throughout Orange
County.
Rebated paseages will be
read from the Quisti.an
Science textbook, "Science
and Health with Key to the
S c rfpturee," by the
denomination's r o under
Mary Baker Eddy.
'"l'1le Magi'c of Believing"
will be the sermon topic
Sunday of the Rev. Vincent
Gottl.t50, pa5tor of th e
Church of the Crossroads, a
non-denominational church,
which meets at 11 a.m. at
3500 Pacific View Drive,
Newport Beach.
Special services will be
held during the worship
hour to receive n e w
members.
The Rev. Robert K .
Goodwin will be the guest
minister at the 9:30 a.m.
service Sunday at t h e
Presbyterian Church of the
Covenant, 2850 Fairview
Road, Costa Metia.
A congregational meeting
wil:I. be held at 10:30 a.m. for
the purpose of electing a
palitor...seekfng committee.
Dr. Philip G. Murray,
pastor of Corona del Mar
Coritmunlty Church,
Congregational will preach
the sermon "The Kind of
01.ureh I Covet" SUnday at
the 10 a.m. service.
OJ.urch scOOol registration
will be held Sunday at tb.e
church, 611 Helitrope Ave .,
for young.st.en; through the
fourth grade.
"Never on Sunday" will
be the sermon topi.c Sunday
preached by tile Rev. Roger
T. Walke at the 10:30 a.m.
service at Costa Mesa
U n I & a r I a n Unlver1all1t
Church, 1259 Victoria St.
Tlle Rev. Jemes G. Blain,
pastor of Newport Harbor
Lutheran Church, 2501 Cliff
Drive, Newt>Ort Beach, will
discuss "Sb:'engtflened With
All Power" Sunday al the
8:30 and 11 a.m. services.
The Bible 6tudy cl856 will
resume Wednesday at 10 :30
a .m.
Dr. William R. Eller,
pastor of tlbe Lutheran
Church of the Master, 2900
Pacific View Drive, Corona
del Mar, wil1 deliver the
message "SJMit Directed
Lives" Sunday at the 8:45
and 11 a .m. services. Rally
Day will be observed in the
Sunday church sch-001 at
9 :(5 a.m.
Dr. D. W. McElroy, pastor
ol Huber Chrl1Uan CblP'<ll
will preach tbe sennon ''1bt
FaJth That Defeat& The
World" Sunday 1t Harper
Elemeotary 5cilool, e E.
lilUI SI., Colla Me .. at 10:45
•.m.
Rally Day wjlJ be obaerv·
ed at the 9:45 a.m. church
sdlool.
The Baha'la,ef Colli Men
are joining ~6 Baha'ls of
Orange Countt Sunday in a
"World Peace Day ' '
celebrat!on at 2 p.m . a.t
Lake P a r k , HunllbJiton
Beach. A '2!i a-will be
presented to ti.I winner of
essay contest oo •1Peace."
"Order Out of Disorder -
A Hope 1or Tomom>w" will
be the subject ol a lecture
by Jobn Leonard Moaday at
8 p.m. at the Baha'i Center,
985 Victoria st .. Costa Mesa
Dr. Albert G. Johnson,
presMient emeritus of the
Weet.ern Theological
Seminary. Portland, Ore.,
win be the guest speaker
Sunday at the 11 a.m.
service at the Flr1t BaptJst
Church. 301 Magnolia Ave.,
Cost.a Mesa.
The Rev . Harold
Anderson, youth pastor, will
lead the youth service Sun-
day at 7 p.m.
The Rev. Andrew C.
Anderson, pastor of Prince
of Peace Lutbteran Cburcb,
2967 Mesa Verde Drive,
Costa Mesa , will oootinue
his series of sermons Sun-
day from the Book of Gala-
tion.s at the 8 and 11 : l:i a.m.
services.
Sunday school sessions for
all ages will be held at 9: 15
and 10:15 a.m.
The question "What Do
You Need To Know To Be A
Christian?'' will be
answered Sunday by Or.
Morris C. Robinson at the 10
a.m. service at St. Mark
Presbyterian Church. East
Bluff Drive and Jamboree
Road, Newport Beach.
O:lild · care will be pro-
vided and the church school
will meet during the same
hour.
"Living In the Right Key"
Ls the topic of the sermon to
be delivered Sunday by the
Rev. Cbarles H. Diereofield,
pastor o( St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, 600 St.
Andr.ws Road, Newport
Beach, at the 8, 9: 30 and 11
a.m. WU'6hip services.
A service will be held for
high scbool lllld college .ie
youog people Sunday at 7:30
p.m. 'lbe -Rev. J<im Guest,
an English preactter and
singer, will conduct the
service.
The Rev. H. E. Jones,
paBtor of Central Bible
Cbur.cb, 23rd Street and
Orange Avenue, Cos ta
Mesa, will p-each .t h e
m~age "Th<mks for Even
You" Sunday at the 9 and
10:30 a.m. worship services .
He will discuss "Foolishness
of Preaching'' at the 7 p.m.
service.
'The mid-week Bible study
and prayer meeting is
. scheduled for Wednesday at
7 p.m.
''The Last Line of
Retreat" is the 6el'llllOll topic
of tne Rev. Norman L.
Ann Landers
Jlrown Suodey at the 10 a.m.
wol'dtlp service ol Pl7mo11Lb
Co•ire&atltll&I Ctuattlr. ot
N e!'PO!"t Harbor, 3262 Broad
St., Newport Harbor.
Tbe Fl~1t Uall«I
Me&hodllt Dud!, 4:29 West
!11th' Sl, ~Oita M.,a, w!ll
bold dupUOate w or I b J p
11•rvk:<s SW1day at 9:30 and
11 a.m. with the Rev.
Richard J. Dunlap
preaching.
A supervised DUl'6ery and
church IChool 11 hold dUJin&
both aervlces. 'lbe Voulh
Fellowabip groups m t t t
each Sundoy ln>m 1:30 to
8:~ p.m.
The Rev . Joaepb
MeSbane, mlolNr of I><
Maa Verde Methodist
Cb11rdl+ 1700' Baker St.,
Costa Mua, wlll discuss the
"Fcrmula for Idol Ma.klnJ"
Suoday at the 9 and 10:30
a.m. le.J'Vice.s.
'The Rev, F.dward Allen,
Epis<:O!>al cbaplaln "' IJCI, will celebrate commonion
and conduct the 7:30 and
9:30 a.m. services Sunday at
St. Jobn &be D 1 v I a e
Episcopal Cbucb, .$ 2 0 4 3
Orange Ave., Co.!ta Mesa.
Oturch classes w i 11
resume Sunday et 9:30 a.m .
for youngsters of all ages.
Art Kunlda, editor IJld
publisiher of the Los "-eles
Free Ptesl wm disc• the
"MeaJUc tnd Signiftrance
of the Yipple Movement in
Clllcago" Sµnday Ill Ille
Unltarlia Cburdl of Oru.&e
County, 1120 W. Sant. Alla st .. Anaheim at 10:30 a.m.
St. James Eplaeopal
Cburcb, 3209 VI-Lido,
Newport Beach will hold
two communion services
Sunday at 7:30 and'.11 a.m.
Sunday school claTH:$ wµ.1
meet and nursery car' wi'U
be provided at 9 and 11 a.m.
Rally Day will b e
celebrated Sunday a,t St.
Wllfrtd'1 Epltcopal ~II,
Chapel Lane at E 11 i 1
Avehue, Huntington Beach,
so that all student.: may sign
up for tht Sunday school
classe1 before and after
all tef'Vlces. Service• are
held at 8 a.m., communion;
9:30 a.m., family service
and church school: 11 a.m.
morning worship; and 7
p.m., Episcopal Ye u tb
Churchmen. .
A meeting will be held
Monday at 8 p.m. tor all
members of the Parochi8.I
Councll and• J,s open . to all
member• of the con·
gregaUon. The meetin1 will
be for the plD'pOse of
discus1ing new c h u r e h
buildings, communioalion
among church members and
church plans.
'
The Rev . B. B. Fletcher.
pastor of the Finl Baptist
Church, 2411 Eut 'Cout
Highway, Corona de I Mar, is
conducUng a 14-day 1erle1
of revival meetlng.s. Sermon
topics for the S u fl d a y
services are "Christ the
Carpenter" at the 11 a.m .
service and "Philosophy of
Life Set to Music"' at the 7
p.m. aervice.
F\etdw:r, who received
two Presidential Unit ata-
.. -
• S.l\W'd.I)', StpUmbtr 14, 19168 DAil V "lOT S
CATHOU€S •. • HOLY D..tl'. .B11'ES SET
tlioM from President
Fruklin D. a-velt, i..
founded 11 mlaoiom ood ba1
participated in 250 revivals.
1I'he 1ervices will cont1nue
dall)' ~ 7 p.m. lllroull> S.pt.
22.
Temples t h r o u I b o u t eeltbralJ<u for the Rolh.lla-
(Coalla,,.. fnlm Pase () per1on1), then ha1 IM<n no Orange County w!ll conduct SbaDob (N•w Y-) bolldl1 u.. t thl p • leach !"lbllC dlueot from mem-.. Sundoy .vonll>I, Sept. a . , o '!'" ' . ben of tho bl<trarcb• or na-llllh Holiday Servicu S... 22. M....._ ~ ...,. In.I,: tbe German bbbops " R b ·-1 -.-saltl dve-boru prlell1. day, SepL 23 tr r o u I 23, TUellda,f, OOI. (Yam
"We do not uclude U>e But F'r. Paw-Emile Char· Wedlt<sday, O<t. 2. KJitpur) and --
-lblllty thot a Catholic b«r!Mau, a Canatllan priell Tbe aenenJ 'claJI • t morn!I!jl, (let. 2.
Cbrtatl.a.n, for nucm to be who hu been in Brull for!r=='======;:==::::==========i taren aertoualJ', believe• he 1$ yun and b we.ll..tnown
can. deviate trom a deelllon througbcut the country be·
not propaaated u 111.felllble cauae ol televWon appear·
by drurcb authortttet.'' ances. declared that .. to
"Lost IJld Found" wt~ be
tile topic for dlloll>IUto Sun-
day by tbe Rev. G. Russell
Sba.w, at 9:30 8Pd II a.111 .
aervlces at the Ftra& UDJ.ted
Metllodlll Chlll'H, 2721 17th
Sl. HooUngtoa Beocn.
-.: 11 I to"·•-• ff we the pm ii not • sin." • ~ encyc ca 11\;lle\ll 0 He added that U 1 couple ls
stotm.y contrOvvsy tn Great condemned for uslna birth Brttaln, -where at lust a do:Ao priests have either control pilla, "then the
beu suspended or have re-wtlole con~pt of salvation aline<f voluntlJ"ily because bu become a joke."
TEMPLE NEGEV of Orong• eo..nty
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'li•11•; 1•?·2110 or 121·2261
Hl•H HCH.T DAY s11•1cn
llf 11'1 Mid It 1t1t1H Clif1U UfllOn Kt~ MIO <n.., A_, lwfll '-"' Cltltor ~ IMrlMI
'lbe youth sroup pleeta
Sundoy 11 9:30 p.m.; the Bi-
ble and preyor INl!P meet&
T.-, II t :30 a .m.; the
1towwtkhip and -
group roeets Tuetday at
7:30 p.m.; and the trustees
meet 1burtday at 7:30 p.m.
ol vocal oppoajtioo to the To date, no U.S. bi.Shop
papi1 view. A poll c<>nducted bu publicly acknowledged
bi Ille l.oodon Sunday Toi· Ill)' misgivings about the
egrapJi showed that onlY 45 encycUcal. But there has •
percent of Britt.ln'a Caihol· been articulate dissent from ~jii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~= ics• ezpect to heed the many of the nation's lea.din&
Pos>e'• teadllng that con· Catholic theologians.
Tbe toplo for the Sunday
ietmoa at Lacua Beaeb
Cllllld: of RellJlou ScJeace,
20012 lAClmo Olrtyoo Rood,
wtJl llie "Now is the '11me."
Dr. H""'Y G<mard, poll«,
will ~ at both tl!t t and
11 a.m. tervfces ..
Sunday, llCbool IJld the
youtti g,,.., wtn lllfft dur·
ing tile 9 a.m. worship. 'lbe
church also sponsors a lee·
ture Thursdays at 10 a.m. at
Leisure World Clubhouse
Two .
W t 1 tmlm:ter Brethre•
Churdl, 146HMa1nolal
Ave., Westminilter wt l J
celebrata "Back to SdJool
Day" s.-y bf ~
a lmall gilt to all ltudont&
during Ille 9:45 a.m. Suodoy
ICboo1 hour.
1be Rev. DougllM E.
Bray, paMor, wtU apeat on
"Tbe Oiristian as A n
ln!luence" at the 1:30 ond 11
a.m. worship terVices.
tradeptlon la inherently im· More than 6liO Catbolle moral. scholars, including some or
Cvdinal John HMnan in the biggest names on Cath·
a fP'Oral letter todicated o 11 c university faculties, er•... concern about the have •lened a public state-~Wty of mas1 defec. ment dlsputlng the Pope's
tlariiJfrom the church. He findings and asserting tbl.t
sQ'. Cetbollcs "wbo hive "spoll!M!I may rerpooslbly
be®mt aei:uatomed to U3ing decide according to tJi,elr
mttbbdl which are unlaw· conscience that artificlal rur: ,"'.')11 not be u.commun-contraception is permissible
lcat,d and "mU&t not ab· and indeed necessary to
ata.tn..fl'om the sacraments." preserve aod foster the val-
There has been far less ues and sacredness of mar·
fiae,·fu Italy, where the COO• riage,"
4fll'V&Uve hierarchy ha s One of the signers of the
loudly applauded tht Pope. statement is Fr. Bernard
UPI . Rome correspondent Haring, wbo a1so was a
Ray Moseley says one rel· member of the Pope'• birth
son the encyclical created control commission and a
little ttir in ltaly is that con.sultan! to the Vatican
mlny Italian Catholics de-Council Fr. Haring says he
clded long ago to go lbead and other theologian• are
ud1practice birth control beJng forced to take a stand
~&ardle11 of what the Pope agaillt the encyclical "out
mJght say oft the JUbject. ollovtf<rtbecburch,''even
NQ OUTCRY though It pains them to cm·
Perbapt f<r the same tradlct tbe Pope.
reaaOn, there has been. no "No papal document baa
great outcry against the ·en· ever cauwid such an earth-
cyclical in France, and no quake in the church," be
publication of rebellion by said recenUy. "There ii a
ptlesll. great danger of a mass de·
ServicM at Central Rap-,Jn predorninanUy C&th· parture from the church."
Utt Cllurcb, 7661 Werner oUc Spain, the encyclical Another world·f a m o u 1
Ave., Huntington Beach are was received with warm ap-Catholic scholar, Fr. An·
sd'leduled.for 10:4~ a.m. and prpbaUon by the hierarchy, drew M. Greeley, appealed
7 p.m. Sunday and will be b u.t UP I correspondent last week to Ameriean bLsh·
conducted by the Rev. M. A. Barry James re))<rts from ops to resist the impulae to
Nuttk:c, J*tor. loJitdrid "There fa an under· "purge" teacher 1 and
Sunday '1cbool ls heid at swell of discontent among priest.: who reject the ency·
9:.S J.m. with clas8efl for all many young 11 be r al cllcal as an act of con-
a.gu. Nursery care vriH. be prle1U." He adds that "the science.
provided. Prayer meetings ibcreulng sale of cootr1cep-He warned that such a
are held Wednecsda)'t. ait 7 tlve pills an!! a decllning repreesive course w o u 1 d
birth rate clearly indicate lead to "massive strikes of
p.m. that> many Spanish Cathol-students and faeuUy mem-
-e Rev. Wi"''· J. Loar lea have decided to ignore bera" at Catholic lnstttu·
• 11 I.I.IA& the ban." tions of higher educaUon,
will preach the sermon '*'The ln'Brazil, which bu 1he and drive from the church
2 ESTATES FROM LEISURE WORLD and
NEWPORT BEACH BACK BAY to be sold at
PUBLIC
AUCTION I SUN., SIPf. IM, 1 P.M.
AT OUl NEW WAllHOUSE
14'1 L WAIMll A'fL
SANTA ANA
PHIL HANSON & Associates
UCINUD I IONDID AUCTIONlllS
UJ-ltat. OPPICU AT 407Vr W. 1JTH ST .. IANTA ANA
Laguna Beach School of Art and Design
FALL PROGRAM
SIPT. JO • DIC. 7
IOGll lUNTI
DAVID SCHNAllL
IOGll AIMS11:0N6
AINOLD SCHlfllN
IUTH OS•OOD
JON STOllSU.IY
IASIC AND ADVANCED COUlSIS
DU.WIN• SCUL.PTUll
COLOI • DDl•N WAlllCOLOI
OIL PAINTING Ufl DU.WIN•
S.... Afp:uca• ApprftMI P., Vetww
oe L..w--c-,.. u . 114-494-11211
Up and Dawn Staircue" i1r.1est nominally.C.tbolie many of its "youngest, most sundl.y at the Flnt BapUd poipulation in the world intelligent and molt zealous
Clr.urdl of H • • t I a It•• ~(~abo~u~t_;,7~8~m~U~ll~on~b~a~p~tize<l~~pr~ie~s~ta:.'_' ------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~~~~ Betd. ,.
'nl& 9: 30 a.m. service
meets 8'l the Peek <llapel,
7801 Bolaa Ave.,
Westmilllter aDd the 11 a.m.
service la Mid at the Hun·
tlngton BHch Chapel, &th
and Orange Streets. 'nle
evening service wm be held
at the Huntlngtoo Beecll
Otapel at 7 'o'clock. The
topte will be "'Ibis la Where
We Begin."
"W'tne, Wiier IJld J<>y"
will be the oermoll tqtiC
Sundoy by tile Rev. Jloier
c . Betawortl>, mlnlsier ol
Community Metbodtat
Ourch, 8662: Heil Ave ., Hun·
Ungton Bead! at the 9 and
10:30 a.m.,Rrvices.
• ''nle Arcmtectli 1' a class
f<Jr adults meets at the 10:30
a.m. hour Ill the dlapel. The
MethodJst Youtl! Fellowship
meets at 7 p.m. in tW
churdl soda! ball.
mAnsPfBUl'S
Open or Shut Case Has Her Quizzing
DEAR ANN LANDERS: You will think I am nuts
to write about this but I do need help and I am too
ashamed to ask anyone I know.
I am a girl, 16, who has gooe completely ape over
a certain guy (age 18). My heart goes doppety clop
when I just think about him. I 've gone wtth a couple
of fellows before Clyde,
steady that is, but I 'm
the first girl he bas date<!
more than twice. I have
never asked but I'm pret-
ty sure I'm the first girl
he has ever kissed. Now
the problem:
When Qyde kistles me he
keeps his eyes open. I
always close m t n e so I
didn't reall7.e he was keep-
in g hi.-s eyes op& until last
ni~. For IOOle myllterioua """"°" I bac>pene<I to °""" my e)'fll' aod theft he was
he is viewing the aceoery
and heaven knows what
else. Can you sucgest
sanetbing SU b t )e ? -
WATCHED WENDY
DEAR WATCHED'
Bruslr. your flncer owr ht1
eye lid1 aH lte wU1 dost
them. If M aab what J'OD
are dotnc. tell blm -and
expla1a why. 11rl1 appreacb
11 beUer tba.n bluth..C oat
"Wllat are you &ootm1 at,
Bu1ter?"
DEAR ANN LANDERS :
disappeared aeveraJ n'Oltru
ago and my 11.sttt ill sup·
po<Ung the youngmn by
herself. A kind neighbor
takes owe of tbt cbildren
and my siSlter works at a
well-paying job. I would like
to make it dear that abe is
not a tramp. 9le is a lovely
per1Kll:I w!Jo bad to learn her
1-.o the hord way.
five yean of age and soon
will ret U>e ldee il they don't
have it already.
I have tried to reason with
him IJld eiq>loln -the childral are not at fault. He
PY• he cunot be Dice to
them became they are the
result ol h« immoral
bebavitr IJld llte de-
to IUffer.
What can I uy to him! -w.s.
DEAR W.S., Nttbt.( that
wW matt.er. Tbe maa aoa:ndt .. il .... __ , lleJoad
Utz'1. Ht'I ltoaJ.
Ynr 1lster ... 1114 Ht
aubjeet lter c•Dctrea to aacb
lfnllfl. Sbe ta Ute one w1ao _, II be talk .. tt.
CONP I DENTlAL TO
NEED A RELPlNG HAND : looking around. lt g a v e
me a very fW111)' feeling.
What "'"' 1 do -.t tlli1,
Ann'! I bett to tDf!llltkm it,
but I won't be able to eajoy
our ~ now tt.llt I kDo'tf'
My 23-yeoc<>ld sl&ttt made
the -· ol UY!ng Wllh a man Vt'bo did not beHeve in
There are four lifll in our
family and three of w: IJ'e
married and Mve children
near the 1amt age. Every
Sund11y we all go to M~
and Dad'• for dlJUler IJld
spend Ille day there. Thi•
umnarried alster l1 alway1
there wlttl. her cblldrfti, but
I wlllh llhe hod t1M! good
sense to stay away. Fatber
maltH a spedal pniBt of Ig-
noring them. He refers to
the ~ u "bastards"
and I could Just dle when t
hear him talk Ulte th•t -
and right llJ their little
faces. 'Ibey are four ud
You'Q find it rlllht at the
bottom of your eJeevi.
AM l1~ Wiii M l'iH 19 M19 Y'W
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hit' Ill n .. ff JM DAtLY I'll.OT,'°" cltllfw • ~ ,,.,,.,,..
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marriage. She now haJ two
children by hiin. 1be man
DILIJ'AY BROTHERS
HUNTINGI'ON VALLEY
MORTUARY
For thru ~ncrat.ions our ,family ha1
1tr'ftd the community •t 1i1'ie o( need.
179t1 Beach Boulevard,
Huntington Beach
(714) 84Z-7771
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WALTER
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llVd., 8tlbo9. 01'9 Gii llMl'll, St11I.
11. Survtvld bV two cl•uth"'n· l\llai
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both ol ttlbol. Pthrt.. Mrvkft,
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BAL'rl MORnJARIES
Corona del Mar OR I-MA
Cost. Meu MT f..iu4
BELL BROADWAY
MORnJARY .
111 Broadway, Cotta Meu
u W'3S
DILDAY BROTHERS
Hotlnrton Valley
Mortuary
171ll Beach Blvd,
Huntiagton Beach
semi
PACIFIC VIEW
\llEMORIAL PAJ\lt
Cemetery e ritoriul'J
Chapel
1511 Padfle Vie" Drtve :i· Newport; Beadl, Callfonla ,,
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PEEK l'AlllLY
COLONIAL l'l/NEl\AL HOME
1111 Bolla A•t. W-'""'' us.ms
SMITH'S MORnJAJIY
11%1 Malll S..
Hallll(IM BeaU u;;um
If wiarraar· JIOJmlilf
ff/ g tM a., Ceola -··-
'Ultra-Bright'
Tooth· Paste
TH u• 11tr1 strNctti
tN"JJltL
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ARE YOU OVERWEIGHT?
·try the "AYDS''
Reducing Plan Candy , ·
la~en as direct.i, Aydl curbs ~our appetite. YOll lltomatiCal-
Jy tat l~S illd l~il weifht
. naturally. ASSOim'.D Fl.AVORs.
530 l Ii,
Sf11
~-~· 2 .. 49 4.2g --
Kodak lnstamatic
124-R Camara oun1t
Instant dro1 11 l11dl11.
E~erythinr Jllil naff •.• fer pldllre memories the etSY way! Chrttit iulldes "124~ camera,
fll111, fllshcube, bat-
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teries, wrist strap
tlld Instructions.
14.88
PLASTIC
u,.1. 'Halo
SHAMPOO
ior111tf .,,_
qtlllljtl ,,,.
1111!1.
1.55 hmil1
Sin
JUMBO
Sarment Bag
Heavy ~inyl, wittl .qt.iilltd 99' ' , front Lona zipper, 2 i. C
hooks. Asst colors. . '
COMllNA T!ON
Shoe & Handbag
STORAGE IAG
c!nr heavy _vinyl •. Holds 10 C 14 comp1rtmenh in crysla! g· 9 pr. shGeS 1~f ~ large til!ld·
baJS. ,
v1Nn Storage Chest
"U1•1r ••• c•11t" -GolA
W/clu! Ste·tllru lop
1M mtta! lrame.
99c -· COOL·RAl Polaro11l:··~ ·.c
YEAR ROUND
Sunglasses
Only COOl·AAY POLAAOIO Sun Glasses
havt POLAROID lensn thlt SIDP Re·
llecttd Glare, IS Dtn'IDll$1rated ()II TV.
"Angler"
Rimless styli for
all·WDU~wNrwitll
areen iens~.
CGDL-UY POLllOID 2 98 "An I " ger .. .. •
"Texize"
Spray 'n Wedt ·
"Ti-Mite" Timer
4utomatic yeir-f'Olml llt'llti~g -
Turns llehts ON then 1lFF aum.
maticalty every ni1h~ 5 g5-No C«d ... ~op -i~ . ·
rectl~ mto outlet. 1
MIRRO-MATIC
1 o Cup Percolator
4utornatic P!rcolator i11A¥~do "Po~·
im1de" finish, w!tll 1 0 gs glassy.smooth fin·
~~~:ly.cleans so 1
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Ulido" Glassware •
FrcslJ texture•
glass in an tulian
design -in AYO· age cado or Gold.
411r. Pilttltf
Bonded CirdiKan
V!SI type blDIJSI
and skirt combi·
OlllCll in COft•
lrasting colors.
.... to 11
5.98
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,IJGUID jaX
CLEANER
MEI 11 rl1s1.
Gi.,l 21 az,
R11. &le
."Teflon"
;· coAno Cookware
" .: fry Pans
' ... l.&g .10" 2.4g
Chickei Fryer
U' Wi~ elh 4 3g · ~wer. •
"' ~ Sauce Pot
I It. Sin 2 sg witli tt•er. 1
Cake Pan
1r1r·1211·
witb stt·thru lid 1.89 --
·IVIRY WOMAN .'tlWITS ''4 THIS PROTECTION
''Takara''
DOUCHE POWDER
fir F1111h1iRt Hni•••
Used by milli011s or women since
191} ••• Buy Takara (i~ pie aold
packa1e),
1.15 gee . l"-IZ.
SIU
,COFF•E
I II. J1r
1.59
'Extension Cord
W!th molded-on
plugs for '·Plug-In· 1 98 r'Phcines"; Princm
'Beige -25.. I
TELEF'tlONE 1
Extension 'lug
Fits 1~ standafdi2, 3 or 4 wire
pbolles. Mates with
all starldard pro~e
jacks.
l!LEPHOME
Extension latk
"Plug·in" wherevJ you cfloose, oo· for txtendine phone 89 ~
fftlets. kl.s •bne!Md C . .
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REMINGTON
300 "Selectro" ii
' SHAVER
. Utility Box Tool Caddy
-•ill
Q 'I
~I MEN'S Sweat Shirt
12 compartments willl llC!ft· s-tool Md""''"'' •ae 1ir11nizer w/4 drawen. brul ~..... ltelYr 1i1llJ w.n., ,./ cryilll-ile
SClltcb.resi11a1t finisa.
88: 3.4S
lllUMlllll"
011ux1 Clipper sn
t1r ,_ PCT -WAHL -Quiet run·
11!nc, 111wlti<ut clipper
•/ldj~tablt blade & 12 gs 1uard, Jt\aCll!ntllts &
ICttswitS. •. •
fer DOCS & CATS -Kilb ... n Flea Collar l 9B
~~~ 11eas '°' 90 ~ 1
DDG Collar & Lead
,,.....,. . SoortJ plHt< l11id coll• ind 2 4g ~ 1111.tcilin& !tad .rl -~Id ~ .a.ssort.t colorf. fttt$ lB·l1-l4. •
Cecktail Collar •LAsnc Cat Pa11 = w,i,,.~hni 1~~298~~~st.
s .... 12· 2 98 ~ 14 16, • Cat L'
luQ" .. ,,. 88c ~sill~bt. sgc
\Al ~Mel ~L.nami sac ~wood 1!15e. Srves hrnlbR.
.· . ~~~'.:.~ge
"''' .. ~ •lrf "" ... 3 88 •"'' Oii ~ttom tuy !tr 11sycit..1. • ..
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tiilly Msitlltd for rt!llC\lal
of difficult st»ias fmm Ptt-
ma~t Prts~ fabfics. I 11.
PACIFIC
ELECTRICORD
Utility Cord
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ONLl-... 1.99
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N1•11lJ tle't -short sleeve stripedr
nbbed neck and arms 1n 1 cottorr blelld
As$t FasMon ColOl'!
Sil• SM·Ln
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1.99
Pt'ft AWHk
HUNTINGTON -BEACH •
HUNTINGTON BEACH
SPRINODAL!
A EDINGER
ADAMS A
BROOKHUltSl
NEWPORT BEACH 1020 IRVINI IN
WEST~LIFF PLAIA
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60 seeol'ld corlllitioner
~~ "'"'" 99·~
PACIFIC
ILICTllCORD
Utility Lamp
-/rt)
2.59 ·
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"'K11p11!" -metal
lunch kit with pt. vacu~m
• bfltlle. r11, 2.71
2.19 411.
Tt(. I.DI
"MAALOX"
ANTACID/DEMULCENT
for the relief of aastnc 98 h1Deracid1ty ••. may be C
111')erj witll m 1• Cf water
1.41 12 11. Si11
Alka-Seltzer Jt•J
111tni -;, ,., P~1< 59c ~ 1.n 111 11 JI ;:::::.i;-
'lpHi SOHeX" suDS1N1 -..
AWTllACTlllAl 1 88
S\1a C1u~ser '·" 11 •z. Sl11 •
~'Di-Gel" 1mrrs
"'lhlrJ;s'' 1u h tlle u1madl . • • BBC ~ ~lps lo relltl't burtb\lm
111-UI 11'1 ,.
~'BAYER" ASPIRIN
for f AST r1ll1f of ~1sl1cb1.1 09 1.TI 211'1... ,
-"l!reperation H"
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SPECIAL PRICES FOR SEPT. 15-10 A.M. TO 7 P.M.:...WHILE QUANTITIES LAST ' .
Accountants Slate Talk
William E. Mc Kenn a,
board ohairman and chlef
executive officer of Norton
Simon, Inc. "MW be the guest
speaker Monday at the
monthly meeting of Ule
Orange County Chapter of
the National Association of
Accoontants.
MeK.ema will s. at 6
p.m. at ttie Dboey Hotel
on "What Does M gement
Look for f r o m Ac·
countants?'' Rese1 .... ation1
can be made by calling
Robert Vernon, 547·9371.
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MEET GRETA MATSON,
Wards Fashion Hosiery Stylbt.
She's here to give y04J frff
e,._pert advice on your per·
sonal hosiery needs.
MON~ Y ·TUESDAY· WEDNESDAY
3 Dl\YS ONLY!
HOSIERY
CONSULTANT'S
SALE
MEET WARDS HOSIERY EXPERT
.~ND IUY NYLONS AT SlllVIHGSI
SEAMLESS STRETCH SHlERS-
WARDS EXCLUSIVE BRENT-LONS
3 \~7
PAIR L -
6 PAIR 5.75; 1.2 PAIR $11
REG. 3 PAIR 3.95 -\'l'ards own Brent·
Lon nylons stretch to give y04J smooth
di"9 at thighs, knees, ,calves, onktes,
feet ... c;:omplete comfort, excel~ fit.
Fashion colon. Proportion"!f.8 Y2-1l.Also,
15-denier Agilon•nykxlsattheMsavings I
I REG. 3 PAIR 3.45-Rur>-slop soomlen
sheers in mesh or plain ~. a PAM
Top hoes. Proportionod8Y2-li. 265 .~; 6 pair 5.20; 12 pair $10. '
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REG. 3 PAIR 4.60 deluxe Agilon° rry·
k>ns, durable 21 denier; smart SP.\11
shodes. Proportioned aY,-1 2. \ 3sp
6 pair 6. 90; 12 pair 13.50. , 1
SIGN UP today for Wards ~
a-t• Hosiery a..b. YfU 1 f01 I
pair of nylons FREE ..i,.l. .,-J,
buy 12 poir within 18 _.,I
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our Reg. 2.r
Sultda" ht 2.44 .
Twin gore vamps mold to tbe shape of your feel
Uppe<s of gleam blade vinyl. Sizes 5 to 9.
SPECIAll Y PRKED
GROUP OF PWTIC
HOUSEffOLD ITEMS
Our Reg. 77e
2for97c
Sunda" Onl"
Poly plastic hoUAehold items ..•
a group of five, includes: 12-
quart dish pan, 14-qL wastebu·
ket, 12-qt. pa.ii, storage bin 1.nd
lb:::::~~~;1;;;;;;.Jl laundry baskeL Charge lL
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4-0UNCE SKBN OF
1C'MART B1W1D
INITTING WORmD*
74c
Sunda" Onl"
100% virlln wool , .. 4-ounce
.skeins, choice of white and a
multitude of colors, pastels
and darks. Buy now .•• aave.
Charge It
•umlled f!Uaf\Hty, ,..,... ... 1c1 lo IHllllU
NYLON/lA YON THERMAL
BLEND PLAID BLANKET
O..r Reg. 4.34 3.96
Gives yoo comfort without weight! W% nylon; W')'~
nyon blanl:et Is available In choice of cool blue or wann
H nl'oudA 1 yellow plaida. Meuures 72"•90" with 100% acetate
U l1'llrvR satin binding. ' .
l In Cotton Flannel
' COZY PJ~s
FOR GIRLS -O..r R .... J.84
2~.3.00
Sunda" Onl"
Many styles and prints -Mandarin
style with matching scuffs, Peter Pan
collar models. siz .. 4-14.
POLY FOAM SLEEP PILLOW
Our Reg. 2.96 _
Sunda" Onl" le96
Rest in comfort. At this price buy for the whole
family. Charge It!
21"x3'" CUT PU.E
RA YON VISCOSE
,
FRINGED AREA RUG
. Our Reg. 96e
78c
. su..ia" ""'"
Colorful ,area rugs, 75,.; cotton,
25 % ~e rayon, wlth Jaw-
cut pile, Latex·back, and hina:·
I ed endA. Color choice. Chara:e
It.
STURDY
SIT-ON ~.
HAMPER
Sunda" Onlfl
le96
WARM THEtMAl
UllDfRWW-
MBl'S SIZES
Our Reg. J.1.7
99c
" . Includes Jong sleeve 1hirtll
and. ankle length drawera.
Ideal for warmth, comfarL
S-XL.
Charge IC
-SHOP K MART RlR
SAVINGS OH· BOmE
100 BA YER ASPIRIN
Discount Price
58c
Sunda" Only
Depend on Bayer tor the quick
relief ot headache• , . , 1ore,
tired muscles, minor ache1 and
pains. Shop K mart , , , and
Charge It.
~ CAL AMMUNJTION
Our Reg. 73e
Sunda" °"'" 63c
-HAND TOOL ASSORTMENT. ONE OF THESE MIRRORS FITS YOUR ~AR
:=:!;-;:; 2 for BBc °S~3.11;:i.a 2.33 to2.77
An aaortment of 300 pi"""" ... your choice at K mart'• " Oto .,
low price of two tools for 88c. Every tool ls Quallty·made No bot• to drill. 1) Head forward of vent, fender mount.
for utiatactory performance. Sbop Kmart tor work.shop lnJ. 2) Head oppoaite vent window, door moonttnf. 3)
1upplleo. Juat Char1e ll bead to rear of •ent door mounting.
Belch ._ __ ...... -2200 HARBOR BLVD . ~~~:~r 0~~COSTA MESA
Harbor
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we can't really keep people away-don't even want to. In fact, we somehow already have taken
reservations for 80 of our handsome new homes. These early birds tell us they are the most exciting,
best value, liveable-est homes on the market. We don't deny it. D Perhaps you, too, would like
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club ... the wise investment in the master planned community of the Irvine Ranch ... the exciting
surroundings-Fashion Island, Newport Harbor, the University ... and on and on ... D The map
tells all. Come down the Newport Freeway toward the ocean and get off the MacArthur Boulevard
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con1lattng of M residences, ed in the fl9,~ to p:t ,ClKI
went on sale at 9 a.m. price range, and 1:ibtt1 the
This sale marked the 26th ·hornet and tt:ie . tefrqs.-are
eomecutlve time t.ramili& eS,,ecially , well ' eWfud to
camped oot for d a y s young families.
awaitinf the openU!.g of a The neighborhood is one of
new wit, John Martin, vice five in the new city of
president in ctwrge of sales 1{.ission Viejo rising rapidly
and marketing, Missi.oo Vie-12 miles southeast of Santa
jo co., 18.id. Ana. It is a devekipmettt of
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in -· truckl aod lleep-illl bop Ill< period• of ..,.1.-----------,1
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State Cbiell wt>ere he is
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-Oii< o! tl1ie mcot challeng-
ing problems facina: a real
estate appraiser 14 the
evaluation o f oce&dront
properties. To aolve these
problems requiree; t h e
guidance of an• experienced
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the etate of Oalilornia's
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-Burke
By GLENN WBITE
ot ,.. DAltJ f'l'-t 11etf
, 0ranae Coast Colle&• blJtory in-
\ structor Ed Burke tossed the hammer
.-;.a.a oa bl.a fl.rat throw of the af-
ternoon and that effort held up for
"11nt place 1n the United state1 men's
•"Olympic track trlala Friday at South
'lAlke Tahoe.
,._ BW'ke WU elatM over being a U.S.
• Olytnplc contingent for a aecond time.
1f9_wu aecond in the 196' triall with a 1br0w of 215 feet and went on to Tokyo ~'.~ finlab out of the'mooey ID tbe 01,ym-
~·· · . . The handaome American record
· 11o1c1er (235-11) from Newport Boach
wu, however, dluppolnted In not achlovlnl &reoW distance Friday.
Survives Heartbreak
;,I guess I was IO happy With the
first throw that I just couldn't get
back up emoUooally for a better ef-
fort," be told the DAILY Pll.QT in a
subsequent telephone interview.
SWl, BlD'ke was over 13) feet on his
five fair throws. The sixth trial waa a
foul.
Al Hall was a sirprising second at
220-5 and Hal Connolly fought back to
outdo Ge«ge Freno on the fow'lh
round of throwing to qualify for hls
fow1h Olympic Games.
Ooonolly, now "ST, hlll'led the ball and
chain 213-8 whlle Freon was out of the
money at 210.1.
Burke revealed that competitors of-
fered to move the final.I up a day after
Tom Gage (223-11) learDed that his
lather die<! Wednesday night and had
to leave tbe trial.I 1Jte to return borne.
However, Gage declined the oiler
and automaUcaaly fOrfetted all chance
to represent bis nation in the Games.
Gage was one of several fellows who
checked out of Heartbreak City,
following disappoinbnent in the trlall.
LitUe Gerry Lindgren missed the
boat in the 5,000 meter finals after
previously losing out in the 10,000.
Hurdle star Richmond Flowers wu
fifth 1n the 110 high barriers.
Flrst three finishers in each event
are °" the U.S. squad which roe• to Mexico City.
Wayne CoU.11 of UCLA pulled 11P In
Frlday'1 oecond round of the 400
meter• after wlunJ.ug a mornln& but
ID tf.9. So be'1 out.
Ralph Booton II fighting for 1urvlval
in the lool Jump, rldinc fourtll titer
the prelinu. So II Bob Beamon (he'•
seventh).
Art Wialker wa1 one of Friclliy'1 hap.
pier pei1onper1. He won the tripie
jump at 5Ull. Boh DaY. took the 5,000
met.en in 14:37.4 wble Wlllle Daven-
port baaed the high hurdle llnall In
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ON OLYMPIC TEAM
Ed Burki
T ennessee ~ackles Georgia
'In' 68 ~olle_ge Grid Opener
M ound Gre.ts, 014 and New
Dizzy Deen (left) o! Uie 19M St. Louis Can!inals
wu the last major league pildler to win 30 gamea
In one oeason. Today Detroit'• Demiy McLain
(right) will gun for bis :nh conquest as he faces
oakland. The historic occasion will be seen live on
Channel 4at11:15 a.m.
Buc.s, Whittier Duel Tonight
'Football Reunion at OCC
By JOEL SCBWAlll __,_..
Of TM DallJ l'Pft"9fl'
Orange Coast College mov11 up a
'ilg step in cla11 at '11~ thb evening
,~·hen the Pirates engage Whittier
C:>llege in a IC'rimmag1 at LeBard
S~dium..
ti.mt thaa It did last weekend against
Grossmont and Mira Costa.
Whittler coach John Godfrey calls
hi.a 1968 club the best he's had in f<lur
years. Hil 1967 team won the SCIAC
champlolllhlp.
be giving up as much as three years of
college experience at some positions,
but when tonight's scrimmage is over
Tucker and his staff should have a bet-
ter idea on just how good the 1968
Pirates are.
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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Tennessee Volunteers and
Georgia Bulldogs, hoping their talents
come to the surface, club on the new
artificial turf at Kno:rville, Tenn., to-
day in the natlonally4 televised feature
college football's first 1868 program.
The Vols and Nebraska CornhU1kers
are the only ranking teams in Tbe
Aa1oclated. Press' preseason poll
scheduled to see action. Nebra1ka, No.
14, play1 ho1t to Wyoming.
Vince Dooley, Georgia's coach, com4
plained when Tennessee became the
first member in the Southeastern
Conference to install the synthetic turf
three months ago.
"We feel the new field will put us at
a disadV<8lltage, especially becauae
Kemper Open
• Tennessee will l;lave an opportunity to
practice on the field and we won't,"
Dooley said. \
The 1ame, which ciould turn out to
he • crucla1 batUe In the loop'• title
0. TV To<i•11
Cla•nael 7, 1 .....
race, marb ..the fint ume that Dtxie
teama have played on anytb.ln1 ncept
real grus.
"U there Is any problem, it is all
mental," said Doug Dickey, the ·Vols'
coach, Friday. "lt'1 a perfect playing
1urface."
Tennessee, .ranked ninth in the
preseuon poll, lost three members of
I Palmer Shot KO 's Fan;
Wall, Harney Deadlo ck
SUTTON, Mass. (AP) ~ Art Wall
and Paul Harney, a couple of old pros
lalljhin1 at young musclel, stormed
into a two-stroke lead while withstan·
ding the challenge of youthful Marty
Fleckman Friday in the second round
of the $150,000 Kempee Open Goll
Tournament.
Wall, who will be 45 in November,
and Hamey, the 39-year-old hOlt pro
who limits his tour appearances, put
together ·second straight subpar ef.
forts to 1hare the load with 36-hole
totals of 137 at the halfway mark at
Pleasant Valley Country Club.
A country club employe was struck
on the head by Arnold Palmer's tee
1hot on the loth fairway Friday.
The man, idenWled as J o b n
Jamrlrowicz, 52, of North
GrosvnerdaJe, Conn., wu taken by
ambulance to St. Vlncent hospital in
nearby Worcester,
He was truck behind the right ear,
but did not lose con.sclot11nes1.
A hospital official Hid Jamrtgowicz
suffered a possible concussion and ad-
ded that he would remain in the
hospital overnight
Palmer hurried to the side of
Jamrigowiecz and talbd with h.lm and
a doctor.
E...., lho!!lh thll 11 tho llrst time
· Orange Cout bu taken on a four-year
college ln a prueuon teat, the scrim.4
mage ii nurlJ being overshadowed by
an air of homecoming festlv1Ues and
even a famil:J' reunion of aartl. There
are plenty of ma between the two
schools.
The Orange Coast defensive unit
which looked sharp last week, will
have lts hands full trying to stop Whit-
tier'• hard-running halfback Ros•
Stewart, who churned out 1,020 yard•
rushing enroute to 1967 Little-All-
Amerlcan honorable mention and lirst4
team NAI,a honors.
Elli s 2V2 -1 Fav or ite
Assured that he man was all right,
P&mer continued play and parred the
bole.
Palmer said, "He 1aid he was sorry
that he (Jamrl~owiecz) put my ball in
the rough." Fleckman. stunned the
field , and a crowd of 19,650. by setting
a course record of 34-32-&6, six under
par on the spacious 7 .2»yai'd layout.
The tremendou.1 round moved the 1965
NCAA champion from Houston into a ue for third with Arnold Palmer, Doug
Sanders, Howie Jobn90D and Orville
Moody.
Dick Tucker, Oranie Coot's bead
c?ach, put in biJ undergraduate
pinyin( days at Whittier where be was
quarterback for the Poets.
Backfield coach Dale Wonacott wu
a defensive back for Whittier while
Tucker wat calling signals. And a
third member of the OCC staff, line
coach Jack Falr, played as a blocldng
back and deferuive end for Whittier.
\Vonacott also will be h3ving a reu-
nion with h.11 son Steve, who played for
Orange Coast last year and is now a
back for WhJttier.
Young Wonacott, in fact, heads ;i
contingent of five ex-Pirates who
return to Costa Mesa wearing Whittier
unihlrms.
The other four .are tackles Chri"
Wall and Greg Sherrill; end Steve
1AJ lfel1h and center Russ Purnell.
As for the scrimmage itself, Orange
'oast abould have a much tougher
Center Dave Newell is the man who
opena the hole1 for Stev.wl Last year
be earned first team All-NAIA honors.
The Poets are tough on defense, too,
with a pair of returning second-team
All-NAIA standouts, middle guard
John McCreery and defensive back
Charles Warrington.
Tucker indicated he will go with the
same units that started in last weeks
lhree·way scrimmage.
That means the Pirates go with a
backfield of Paul Lemoine at
quarterback, Ed Washko at flanker.
Mike Ogden at fullback and th e trio of
Wayne Tinlin, Ethan Oliver and
Ramon Ricardo sharing most or the
tailback duties.
Newcomer Tom Skinner is expected
to get a good workout at fullback. The
6-1, 190 pounder has more speed than
the Pirates' other fullbacks and show-
ed good balance and some hard run·
ning in drillJ!I Thursday.
Against Whittier, Orange Coast will
Crawford Sparks LA
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• ford llngled Md ICOl"ed one run and
doubJed In aootber .., the Los Angeles
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STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) -Jim-
my Ellis. with an advantage in age,
weight, reach and height, was made a
2'12-1 favorite Friday to retain h.ls
World Boxing Association heavyweight
crown in his first defense against
Floyd Patterson, twice a champion
previously Saturday.
Ellis, ~. of Louisville, Ky ., regis-
tered 198 pounds to 188Y.a for the 33-
year-<>ld New Yorker at the weigh-in
ceremony Friday.
A crowd of 30,000 is expected to pay
fr om as to $80 to watch the two
Americans clash in Sweden's first
heavyweight utle fight ever in the
Rauunda Soccer Stadium.
The over-all gross figures to be
around $400,000. Ellis will receive 40
Toda11 on TV
11:15 •.m., Channel 7
percent but has been guaranteed a
minimum of 40 percent. Patterson will
get 20 percent.
Ellis, a onetime sparring partner for
Cassius Clay, has won 11 straight, the
last nine as a heavyweight. He won the
WBA crown by defeating Leotis
Martin, Oscar Bonavena and Jerry
Quarry in the eight-man elimination
tournament.
He beat Quarry, conqueror of Pat4
terson l.n an earlier bout, on AprU '11.
Patterson, in his last bout. lost a
disputed decision to Quarry in 12
rotmds on Oct. 28 .
The champion'• record is 26-5 ~
eluding 12 knockouts. Patterson's
record is 46-6-1, including 35 knock·
outs. He bas been ltapped four times.
Patterson Is very popular here •s •
result or his three UUe fights wtth
Sftden's Ingemar Johansson in the
United Sllates. The New Yorker lost
the crown to Jotw111son on a third·
round technical knockout In 1959.
He regained it on • fifth round
knockout In 1960 and then •topped 1010
aeain ill the 11.Jtb round 1n 1961.
Patterson then lost the title to Sonny
Liston in 1962 on a fir1t round
knockout
This will be hls !Dirth try at trying
to win the rilost prized crown in boxing
a third time. He is the only one ever to
win It twice .
Patterson, a game fighter with a
glass chin, relies mainly on bis hand
speed. He doesn't jab much. He used
to be able to unload combinat)ons of
leftl and rights in fa1t flurries but his
re.flexes have slowed.
B aseball
National Leape
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St. Louis 91 58 .611
San Francisco 79 119 .534 1111
ClnctnnaU Tl 119 .m 1211
Chicago Tl 73 .513 1411
AUanta 75 73 .5111 1511
Pitt.burgh 71 78 .483 19
PIUladelpbUo 70 78 .473 2011
Loa Angele5 tl7 81 .45.'! 2311
Houoton tl7 82 .450 24
New York tl7 8:l .450 24
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Wall, whose best effort this year
was a tie for eighth plact in the
American GoU Classic, picked up four
birdlea enroute to a steady 68.
Harney earlier 1howed h I s
knowledge of the home course by fir-
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under par 35, and then carding three
birdies fo R a 32 on the back nine.
Standings
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Detroit 114 54 .&.15
Bal1imcn 85 M .570 91>
Boslon 7'il 119 .534 15
Cleveland 80 71 .!ISO 1511
New York 71 70 .527 16
Oakland 76 73 .510 1811
Mi-&9 711 .fM 25
Calllornit 63 36 .423 3111
Odoaigo 62 tl7 .416 3211
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Its starting 1967 backfield plus Bob
Johnson. All·American center, and
Frank Boynston, a standout tackle.
"We've got to rely on our defense to
carTy the load in tbe early season
games," Dickey said,
The Bulldogs are loaded with
dangerous runners, including fullback
Brad Johnson and Kent Lawrence, a
9.5 aprintu. Johnson said be isn't W"Or·
ried Qbout the turf. "It's not where
you play but hOw you play that
counts," he said.
There may be a problem, though, on
another synthetic turf field, the
Astrodome, where Houston takes on
Tulane in a night game.
In other games under the lights,
Richmond is at Toledo, Furman at
Mississippi College, Lamar Tech at
West Texas State, Miami of Ohio at
Xavier, Kent St.ate at Dayton, Par4
at Marshall, Colorado State U. at New
sons at East Carolina, Morehead State
Marshall, Coi<lrado State U. at New
Mexieo and California-Santa Barbara
at Texas-El Paso.
Rookie's Hit
Trips Halos, 2-1
CHICAGO (AP) -Rookie Bill Mel-
ton dammed a two-run double in the
first inning end Jack Fisher backed
it up with a five-hitter as the CJ\icago
White Soi: tripped California 2-1 Fri·
A ngel S late
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day night and ended a five-game los·
ingstrealt.
Rookie Carlos May started the rally
with a dooble and loser Jim McGlot.h4
lin, 10-14, walked a man before Mel·
ton delivered.
Fisher, 8-10, loaded the bases with
none out in the fifth on two hits llflJ
a walk, but pitched out or the jarn
with. only run scoring on Roger Re-
poi' sacrifice fly.
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6 Have Shot at ·Pac-8 Crowri
11 ASIOCIATED Pll&B ~ JohA Mcl(oy ol -.,,
Calllanl&'1 doftodlof -clwn· ploa 'l\'ollDI .....,. tile footl>oll
cMIOOlc ID tile r.cJ11c.1 COO-.
tb.11 MUOll and oblll'Vtd, "}.sJy CIDI Of
t1I: taama could wtn it.''
"'Ibo !Mm -beMI lie wU1 be a very lloe foolboll lffm." McKay
llecllte4 .. bl& club, lplrbcl by All·
Mnerl ... hallback o. J. Slmpoon, •Y•• a -111'al(l>t nMloaa1 crown and llllrd con11cullvt Ron lloJrl ap-peanmce.
In -oa to. USC, tilt Trolw'
coodl -WullJnaloo, California, Slanford, va.A, ml a,_ Stale ..
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HE'S THE KEY -Purdue's Leroy keyes figp.cea to 'a{ve USC'~ O.
J. SlmJllOD a 1euorrloag nm !or the Reisman Troolly. O. J, was
S«.'Olld In Ille Het..man balloCing to Gary 1lebon · ot Oct.A lut year
and Keyes was third• U all goes u Ille oddsmaken say It will, the
two 1hould meet bead.on In a b!ockbuJ!er of a Rose Bawl January l.
Purdue .vs Buckeyes
. I . ~
Columbus Day ls Key
Offensive 11 . I
Explosion
for Big 8
.,KANSAS CITY (AP) -~ coach
xedif:tl an "offemlve uplollon11 ln
1111 Elpt football 11111 fall, two top
te&ms have am.an. qulck llne1, and
almo1t every league pullnc record
. -•~• certaJ..n to be broken.
''rbal doelD'I aound lib ·th• lradl.
UQllll Bir Eight Conference, Ions the
home of atrong defense and the power
l'llllllflll game. ·ti appe0tt Colorado cotch Eddie
Crowder 11 correct jn ~C 111 new
trend of oUenaive thinking'' ln a
nannally comervatlv• le1(Ue. ''W• have f01D' ereat quarterblcka
-11 rood 11 any Ieaiue has ever had;
at pne time -with Bob Wormack o!
Otjallotita, Bob Anderton ol Colorado,
Bob Douglass of Kan111 and Frank
Pttrlct o! Nebruka," 11ld Dan
Dtvlfte, 1tarting his 11th year 11
Mt.1ourl coach. '
Chuck hlrbanks, coach o f
Oklahoma's defendlftC champions,
says his team's blgeeat 1111tl are
TQ Big:·" Ten ·Title Race :~~~~~~5~:.
Sooner1, and coach Bob Devaney in·
I ' •
1
, 1l1ta" uwe Clft't overpower lftybodr t 10
CHICAGO (AP) -On Oct. 12, Boilermakers a 'Unanimous title wt.'lldott ,wltb1peedandflne111.'
Purdue discovers Columbus -Ohio,, choice. tJ NEEDS ·nEFENsrv& BE1lP
that It -and the v!slf wen· may . W\Ul SP.lit •nil,llrQ ~ f!l• Jllaln • -'l'he conltmice'abouodl wlth 'ftlled determine the Bjg Ttn·'footbaU cbam·· · Ioss,~m lastY,f.¥"~tf.J1~Dted .Pyrdue_ -.tillbeeb. Uke j:i3ea .. .sta·a-1 · of
pio111bip. • ' squad, the Bollel:Pla1er1 'have 1 Rose Mla:IOUri. Steve Owen• of Oklahoma
Ohio State, repor~dly !ullllen~ by Bowl Incentive to back up a brlstllne and Joe ~ ot Nebrub.
its beat sophomore group tn yean, bu offense hubbed ll'Ound Ke fe I . Fairbanks admJts h1I ftteran of-
a big ax to grind against defending co--Quarterback Mike Phipps and fullback fentlve unit baa four btf-play men
champion Purdue -tabbed one· of the Perry Wlliiam1.. vijth wt.n.rcback Eddie Hinton, U&ht end
nation'• top teams. Purdue was denied a Rose Bowl trlp ~ve-.Z.belbOwen1 and Wannack.
Coach Woody · Hayes: 'startine his • la&t year, in ltl S.l tiUe tie ffnlrh. ._But the U coach -want. to know
18th season as. coach, knows all about -beca111e. of the , Big Ten's no-encore how he'll. replace fpUr top defensive
Purdue's heisman fupjly candidate, rule. men. Apother big factor !alt year was.
Leroy Keyes, who helped the Mollepkopl cites p"°due's schedule. OU's Injury.free Muon. Xansu. the
6 last year. including road games again.st Ohio i1urprise runn~·up, WU almost as
That w.as the most decisive setback State. Minnesota and Michiean Stat,. fortunate . In 1967.
in Raye's long and glitering career.. .as a big barrier to any conference title "You Just don't bet all the money In
So Purdue can bet all \he rivets in shoo-in. lhe cookie jar on that happenln« every
the llhop that Hayes will sh~ the Jack also might have mentioned time ." Fairbanks said. Oklahoma's
worka in the Oct. 12 outing before . anotPer revenge-seeking foe. which !l:chedulf! opening with Notre Dame,.
11ome 84,0CIO Buckeye parti11ens. must. be played a.~ay, Notre Dame's North Carolina Stat.a and Texas is
At a matter of fact, vendettas wi\1 Fighting' Irish, tripped 23-21, last ynr m~~~~~::era thppean .;:7·to have more confront all three defending cocham-at Lafayette. Purdue invades Notre
Piont -Purdue, Indiana and Min· Dame the week a{ler its home opener depth · than any othet title contender·
Vlr · The 6-foo~7 Pillr!ck bas great poler!· nesota -who last season wound up in Sept. 21 against gi.nia. tlal. Husker fant don't expect the 25
the first conference triple tie. in 36 Indiana ~hlch surpJ;'isingly smashed lost rumbles and 15 tnt.erceptionr
years. to a Noi-C finish in the Associated ..,-hlch spoiled thµlp tait year.
Purdue'• only league setback was a Press' national poll last year a& 3'
bitter, 19-lC closing toss to Indiana returning lettermen. SURPRISES PLANNED
which then went to the Ro&e BoWI and The Hoosiers also have plenty of of-Pepper Rodgers at Kansalt can be
Jost 1"3 to top-rank'd Southern tensive fireworks ln the seasoned trio counted on for mnre trend·bn!aklng
California. of quarterback .Harry Goru:o. halfback sUrprlae moves with the 6-foot-3, 210.
The two arch-rivalJ again . tangle in John Isenbarger and flanker Jade But-PoUDd Douilu• pulling the trtgeer,
the Old · Oaken Bucket windup at cher. bijt dDeJ be have enough depth to go
Lafayette, Ind. Nov· 23. Coach Johnny Pont pledge11 to prove all the wa"y't Ptobably not.
Indlana'a sole conference defeat last Indiana w.asn't a flash in the. pan last Mi111ourt can't be counted out. with
fall came at Minne90ta byr a l'llOUD· . fall but ii quite correct in predJctin,r. younl{ Terry McMillan developlnJt:
ding 33-7 count just one week fiefore. "we won't have the element ol rapi41Y at quarterback, and Staggers
the Hoosiers upset Purdue. surprlie going for us this &ea&on." ru11nlrig out of a new t-tonn1tion. Thi.a year the. Gophers play al In-... Colorado'• Bluebonnet Bowl attack diana Nov. 16. MlnnesO"ta lost nine regulars . most was the forerunner of. this fall's
And din t t\.-t•-f of them described by pessimiatic apread~ut offe•••, Anderoon wtll roun g ou i~ pa ui::m o a coach \Vannath as • • super ""V th -b b'•-I boo' real humbling in the single defeat &uf· performeri." Given iood'qdart,rback· operate~ a muc "66"'r Pay "· tered by each cochamplon, Mlnne11ota h Johnlon-led Oklahoma state to a big was blasted by Purdue 41-12 the week ing by Phil Hagen or Ray Step enr , upset at Colorado laat fan when he
before the Gophers paated Io4iana. however• the Gophers could roll. returned from an Injury. This ahould
Although coach Murray Warmath of The Souf.bml California opener Sept. be the belt and deepest OSU team in
Minnesota contends the Gophers we.re 21 will meaaure Minnesot.a for •be and five yeirs.
harder. bit by graduation than any speed in • hurry. Kansas State la loaded with fleet
other 'Big Ten CODtender, Purdue's -Ohio State baa 16 seniors among 211 receivers and runner• like Mack Her·
Nov. 9 lnveeion of Minnesota Is lettermen, bolltered by Haye 1 ' ron and Cornelius DavJs, but the of.
another add test for tbe high.favored strongest 90phomore class. tensive llne and defense are too green.
Boilermakers. · . Once past Purdue, ~ Backeyes Iowa State dependii even more heavUy
Conference coaches, with the e.J· have a marked schedule advaiitage, on sophomores, and new coach Johnny
cepUon of . Purd"9 coach J a c k facing neither Minnesota no? Indiana ~on w1ll have to get a lot out d a
Mo 11 en k op f, have made the ldtheir f1naJ. &ix le,aaul gamts. few top men. •
..
'l\'ophy w!Mer Gory Boblo. Coach
Tommy Protb:o h8I ualpod hit
quar11erbock job lo lllllior Bill Boldea.
1.eooa AndnllylbJn. -ltd tile ...
Uan11 punters with a '4.1 yard avtrap
and kicked 11 llek! (Oall, II amoa1 tile returnee•. WaobiDCton poot..i ool)' a M ,....4
a year ego, but many rMnembtr Uie
HutldH upended <Jreeon stale.
Ollen1lvely In tile bllclr:!teld, rocular
quartcbock Tom Manllo It back alone
with 1wtlt Jim Copt and Cort W<r
jd«llOWlld.
-bu IO leltmneo lnclutllnl
111• loolua'i loadlns --· ol 11117 -lllnk• Goilo Wl!llllmlton.
Ooaoh Jolm -'11'111 cliooai hi• quartorbeck from ..,..., & trio ol
UPI T.i.tltle
SIMPLY GREAT -VSC'a 0. J. S!mpaon looks like his old sell In
prHeuon workouta:. He ntuma for b1J senior year wfth the Trojans
after arrtvtnr at USC tbla time lut year like a bombshell. A junior
'tlilere aemaUOll In Son Francisco, 0. J. put the college football
woi11d' on .ltc ear:'With bit game-brM!dnf runs. ·
Bryant's September Song
Won't Disarm Opponents
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP)
Alabatna. colleee football's team of
the decade, has the players to come
back from an ofr season and conUnue
a run toward one of the few records
not beld·hy the proud Crimson Tlde.
The Tidfl ii the only team -that has
finbbed in the nation's Top Ten each
season 1lnce 1959, the second year of
coach Paul 11Bear" Bryant's regime .
During the 19f!Oa, the Crimson Tide
won national title1 In 1981, 1964 and
1966. It came close in 1968.
Bryant, whose credo ls to win, was
unhappy when the Tide Jost one and
tied one tart season, then lost to Texas
A&M in the Cotton Bowl. Alabama'11
ninth con1ecuUve bowl ~ame.
In practices this fall , Bryant has us·
ed such ~s as "ordinary," 11 slop·
py," "spasmodic," 11tnconslltent" and
"a lot to le.-n" to deecrlbe his current
edition.
There may have been a time when
such talk would have dlaarmed
Alabama opponents, but no longer.
Bryant'• September tonl sounds the
11ame WIJ each yell', but the days
.,.... 1001 for opponenll through
November.
A quarterback tq lollow ln the tradl~
Uon of Joe Namath, St.eve Sloan and
Ken Stabler Is what Bryant la seeking
primarily, but hi baa fo\D' exctllent
proopects.
Thi winn•r o[ the batUe between
senior Joe Kalley, Junior David Bed-
dlna:fleld and sophomores Scott Hunter:
and Neb Hayden will be a good one.
The other -and possibly only -
problem ls in the defen1ive secondary,
whfch lost Bobby John1, Eddie Propst
and Dlcky Thompson to graduation,
and Mlke Sasser UrlJ week to knee
troubles.
But the Hnebacking of Bob ChildJ,
Mlke Hall al}d Wayne Owen will take
up some of the &lack. And Mike Ford
Just might be the Southeastern Con·
ference'1 premier defensive end.
Bryant could have his be11t running
.attack since he's been at Alabama.
That'• the only position he hasn 't plac·
ed a man on All-America teams.
Tommy Wade ls the most promising
of the runners, but the stable allo In·
eludes Pete JiUeba. Phil Chaffin, Ed
Morgan, Larry Helm and Pete Moore.
Bryant says Wade bas "good speed.
good bcdy 1 .. 11 and good balance."
And the Bear...,.. the adjective "good"
•partngly.
"By a:ooct body lean, I mean he runs
10 far over It looka llke be'r stumbling
at Umes," Bryant 1aid. "He'a aot &ood
hands, too. He can catch a football
anyplace Jl's thrown him."
The best catcher of football!,
however, is George 0 Ulne" Ranger,
already being ,compared..w I th l\a,y
Perkins and Dennis Homan, All·
America Oankers of the past two ........
Fighting I~ish· Searching for Fighting Defense
SOtm! BEND. Ind. CAP) -The OUe~lvely, the lrlsh should be
beilJmlni and the end of the sesson gung-fio again , powered by the record·
· will tell tbe football story for Notre breaki41g paisinll dUo of quarterback
Dam1'1 defensHeartbJng Fighting TerrJ Hanratty and aplit end Jlm
Irish. Seyttio'tir, plut superb runners ln
CC>tCb Ara Panegldan's filth \rbh Mlbad ·Jeff Zimmerman and Bob
edition, dnlned . ol HVl11 defelillve G~. .
st&rlerl fl'Olll lalt year'• m.Uonally 'Ibo dfnamlc .Panebifao It well
flftb.ranbd dub, ha'9 ()klaboma a1!4 aiid that hit dol•DH It tha mOll
Purd• u a-.. epooen and. adcai alnct be arrived !lom
cloaa aplmt ddendinf •atlonal cbam· . Ill 1914 to llD!le a
pion Southern Qaltforn1a. four-1eaS011 record of SU-2.
Gone are huge tackle Kevin Hardy. reatty concerned about our
and 1ucb other deleZlllvt bulwarn ., .i erperienct"· and. depth on
Mike McGill Jim Smlthbercer. Dave.&" , 11ld f\trseahfan.
MarUn. Tom ' Schoen and John Pergine"' ~ partkuJ11ly ml)' hurt us tn
rrom tbt 196'1 Irilb, who posted. u 8.2 ftrirpmu apJnrt two team1
mut. ~ldml ID win tbotr cool ...... ce UU., -
'I I
Oklahoma and Purdue.
"1'111 1ame 11 played two waya, ind
J like 1 soUd defenM. You can have
the sr~te1t offense in the world, but
It could be llttlnf on the bench mucb
o! tha time U Iha othar team It movinl
Ille l>all u well u 10• do.
''Qqr -or fallin thlt Muon
wU1 li1nlt -aotlnl1 on boW our --1".'·" Notre Dame a defensive front four.
desptla the lou ol ll&rdy, 1hould bo u
brawn1 and tough as any ln the coun-
try, with Jlob KJJtch•nberl, 24.1, and
Chick Lauck, 225..1 at enda and Mike
McCoy, 110, ...i Bob Joclltch, '80, at
t1Cll1ea.
Bui onlJ Bob Olton, abarln( COCIP.
I'
tainey with off1n1lve right tackle
Gtoria Kunz, It really balU• tesled In
the entlrt Unebacking units and
defenalve 1econdaey.
O! four • poleoUal , 1 ta r ti n g
sophomore• on both ottenaive and defeollve unlll, thrta mUJt beet up
the !Nb lloe. n-illi>ludo Tim
Kally and Jim W?l&lll • ......, backa
and ~ Jacltaoa al zt&llt ball.
Fourtb IO)>homOl'I 1tarttr m11 be
LarTy DINardo at g\W'd Lil a ltUOned
otterWve line whlch ha1 J I m
Winegardner at light <od, Kunz and
Chuck Kennedy at leckle1, Jtm Reilly
at tht other IUard and Tim MootJ at ..-.
The Jrlth &ti.ct should roll beblnd
the marrlpulaUng of Hanratty, who
need.I llWe more than 1,000 yard.a to
beat the career total oUenu record
aet by Notre Dame immortal Georee
Gipp 48 yeart ago.
Zimmerman waa the top lrt1h
cround salner tut year with 101,uda
whlla • Gladelus, equally adept at
llaoltar or halfbad<, pilod up IM. Al
left hall, Frank Crlnltl or Ed Zlaglv,
both exptrienced, oeel: Roci<J Bleier'•
vacaled job.
Aft<r the Sept. 21 tougb opener with
Oklahoma Notre Dame caUJda wlth
. ftve 1tril1hl Big Teo loo wllh
perblp1 the 1uccen of the enUre ,._ lllollb>g on the Sept. 21 tao(le
wtth PUrdue ~.
•
Mart M.-qutu, Jim ,~ and
DOii Bunce.
llaody Hwoplrlel, who fts at tht
bolmlattne~v-lul
fall, re!urDa .. ~ and
IOjlbomore Bob lllrby -_speed' to the bacldleld lnc:ludlnc J<llln !l!cGollla
and Pall! Wlil!aml. 1
Ullllke lut •-wbon ba took oyer
at 0re100. coacll Jorry l"l'tl bU -· uperieDCed peafolmen in ~
PllDptln, Cluloo Weltb llld Andy
Maurer. i
Jim SWffney at Walhin&lon ~ It
the only oew COltCh in the ceder~. Pel carmlcbael 11 hit moat tlX•
poriaoced l'\Ulllln(}""k -')lie q-Cllldldot.. IDdudt lllch 01.... Jact w~. Jvq 11eo-
c1eraoo and Hant Grenda .
'rllfkey Tilt
'' ' . '•
.To Decide
SWCRa£e
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l>ALLAS,. '!'ta. <APl -Atl.r you
e.t 1""'" 11ra1 -.,.,.obll._
llay, lllrn m tile le!ovlliOll lo C. TU•
·aa-TU.. UM pmo -lt;coatil doclde
not only Ille Soilllh,.a ~ ti•
tie bu<ilMI -·du~-lp .
. -tile delll!ldlQ(-·• Aftle•
ddthi ~.~have
tile hi&!>-e<i.OlfellfJ ~ 1lia frtl-
ty def,anae lo. tair. tbomi ~ a
perll.mled aclledvlo.
The · Alliel, wllo bave Iba looi•sl
major·college winnlna otrfot '!I ,...,.
eaine1, ·c8l'.Q the ~ of a
llunnlog 2().11-Col!on Bowl up.et ....-
A·--kl!O 111e ••-Igo.
But SWC wnwa docldod· In a poll
that Texa1 · with .a' !MlAon ol ex·
cellent talent oll ibo -u team
would .cal<h tiod pu1 the Allie•·
T._ Cbrtalao, Mloil!-. Texa1
Tech and Rice will field otroll( lelml.
Soutberu -..itlt and Baylcr an tile
weaker leoms lo Ille league tbia
1euon.
Chris Gilbert, • 1olld AU-American
candidate, head.I the Teua crotmd
COJ'IPS. QlW't.erbeck Bill Bradle)', Ted
Koy, ao~omore Steve Worster, and
Pal Sheehan boi.t.r Gilbert'• all-th ..
wwy threat.
"I don't think we have • gl&rin&
w~esa,'' says Texaa coach Darrell
Royal, ..mo utually lllOllm about hit
chance•. "When J thim: of Ml Ulat
poten!W, I get enth-. We could pt
hot and win II all."
The Alli~• return a veteran team
beaded by one Of tbe b e 1 ,i .
quarterbacks in tbe I a n d -Ed
Hargett.
While Horrett maim!• the bis play on
offense,.All .. American Billy Hobb1 can
be counled upon to make tht break& from hil liDetNtcking alot.
Coadl Gene stalllna• la)'I: "We
sbould be • lot llM>ger, But we will
have to pray IM!tt«. 1<'1 Juat human
nature that eva-ybody will be after
us."
'I'ClJ, if It" can find a quarterback,
could be tough with its eround-poun·
ding duo ot. Ross Monteomery and
Norman Jhllaich.
Arkansas Is a dei1nite darkhorse.
Bill Montgomery cou14· provide tile
quarterba<k help the -kl
&orely needed last year.
Texu 1'tch has an all.around
balance that could make it a winner in
tile long haul. Rice bu tough and foxy
quarleri>act Rollby Shelton, wbo could
propel the Owls lo tile thn>oe U be
stay1 healthy.
SMU can count 1ecood team All·
American split end Jmy Levtaa M it.I
ooly outstandlnJ pl.ayer. The Baylor
Bears face a rebu:UdiDg year.
Aztecs Climb
On Big Train
SAN DIEGO (AP) -San Dleao
Slele Cblle19 hopea to calch a bi(
train ond clhug to • third sir 'iH ....
Uonal am.u' oollege f~ .cbaan·
piomlblp-12len 11""'• ~ to llllOjor col· lege atatw.
1be "Big Tra!D·" in the Astecs' at·
tack Is :US.pound lullbacll: Lloyd
Edwardo, who 1111derweot sutrery for
a torn Arch!n.o lendon tiler aV<nl(!lng
6.2 )'<lrds a carry for lix pmes !art
~ . OIHe11 run bard on ft for two weekl
and,llollt't llml>e4 ~·" -Don Ciorjoll Nld a 1111 llNin .,._ed !or the IM90D o p e n e r tlJnl&M againat
UnlvenllJ ol Teuo, Ariln(ton, in SIUI Dleto Stadium. "f llllnlt '1be Train' 11 'ready to
roll. If wt y-·· top 11goak>aller. Joe 'l'llrJ>en, quit lbe gq'uod ratllor thto be
1wltdle4 to batl·bod<.
Re .... cilolen outllaodln« playor Ill
1<Ut ,_., 11.e w111 """' sen r..... <Uno-In ... C...alla Bowl
eomp1mioiiunc l!ldW-1n t b •
-bock1leld .... i-lr ti.lllllall but
fart -~-ntinee Mac om. infbom llld . llany s.dooD!n. -brote O.'J. ~·1 rwlllllcreoarda
I.Wt y-at a17 Oollep o1 San Frao-
dJco.
All·Amalteu !lanker -Moat1
bM 1-to Iba -1Nt OoryeU belle-hi bu c~ noetvw1 I& _,,,.,Tom NelUta &Ill! Wtoo
-Tim Dellnq. •
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Tritons
' -. . Sports on TV ---
Get .~w
Method
By ltOGER CAJ\LSON
Of .... Dll.,. '"" sr.H
TODAY m .... Colt.. ~
11 a.m. (l)CL -,~ Jt:a a.m. (C)CL-FOO'I'•
BAU -Oaltlalld A..,..ue1 BAU....oaklaod llllderl at at Detroit T!gon. Sindy Buffalo llllll. ·
Koufu: Curi Gowdy, fee IO:IS a.m. "(l)CL-BASE-w.. -mlkelide as BAU -Angell at Chicago Denny McLain f-for-:Ml White Sox. Buddy Blattner, at Tiger Stadium. Don Wen. lnikesldlo at Co-
11:1' a.m. (7)CL-BOX· mlskey Pwk.
ING-Champion Jimmy El-llN (7)Cf-NCAA CUPS
lla vs. Fiord Patterson via -PrevJew of teams, play~
There ls a distinct El aateWte from Stockholm. U. to watch this f~ With
R h na h I l!:IS p.m: (7)CL-FOOT· special attenUon lo 0 . J. anc o vor ang ng over BALL _ Giorgia Bulldogs s imps 0 0 (USC), Leroy
tbe San Clemente High at Tenn. Volunteen. Keyes (.Purdue), Ted Kwa·
campus. S:30 p.m. (S)CF -OUT-lick (PeD!l. St), Tercy llan·
Signs such as "Triton Ath-DOORS -"Arctic Circle ratty (N:'D.) Also, clips
let.es • , . we support you" Trophy FiBbJ.n&," with Joe from resterday'1 top four
hang over the buildings. Fou. · collegiate games.
Athlele1 scurry around with I p.m. (5)CF-teE PROS I p.m. (I) CL -FOOT-
little in the way oC horse -"Football," featuring BALL -N.Y. Jets at Kan·
play. LaDce Alwocth sas City Chiefs will be joi.n·
It's all business at the 4:31 p.m. (S)CF -AFL ed in prpgress at end of
Triton football camp. CLIPS -llighllgbts of last Oakland-Buffalo game.
Tom Eads, in hill lint weetena•s games. 1 :~ p.m. (9)CL -PGA
head coaching position of a 5 p.m. (!)Cf-COMMEN· GOLF -$150,000 Kemper
varsity team, says it this TAJl..Y -Ram mentor Geo. Open.
way: "We're trying to in· ~!',__2!.1_ strattoo review 4 p.m. (S)CT -FOOT·
still tile El Rancho style ~~ BAIL -Replay ol WI
here at San. Clemente. You SUNDAY . y,ear's USC-UCLA game.
don't do that all at once... THAT TIME AGAIN -Newport-Mesa Boys Football Association . The ·program will field six teams till<-season and allot them be-10 e.m. (!)Cl'-COMMEN· '8 p.m. <2>cr --' LOM-
bul we're making head-TARY' -With Ram mentor BAR.DI -Profile <4 Green way." players are practicing for the season that · starts today. Here, gin play l<!d•Y· o.o. "Allen and GU Straiton. Bg.y Paker g e 11 er a I··
Eads brought two of his youngsters work out in a sctimniage· at·Newport Harbor High. ' 10:31 a.m. (!)Ct-FOOT• manager,, pro football'•
El Rancho aides with him ----------;---'~------------------------------------..::.BALl!:=~::..:::S::·~o.:.·..:•::.•:.:•t:_:B:alli:::·:_.::m:i>st:::_•::u:oce:::::sslul=:..::coacb=:·:__
to San Clemente. 'l1ley are
Dave Neihardt and Marshall
Adair. Jack Bohan rounds
out the coaching staff.
As for the upcoming sea-
son, Eads remains silent in
regards to what he expects
out of his gridders. HJs only
comment an desires for the
season is "a winning sea-
son" and left it at that.
San Clemente rolled to a
s.3-1 mark in 1967 and if the
Tritons are to better that
record it will come from a
pro set offense with a split
end and a slot back. Defens-
ively, the Tritons are set
wilh lhe Oklahoma style.
Heading the list in the
backfield at idle quarterback
position are Glenn Tsuma
and Mark Heumann.
Backing them at fullback
are Rick Brown and Berke·
ley Burch. The halfback~
sition is set for Rick Geddes
while Homer Waisner nurs-
es al broken hand for the
next four weeks.
The slotback vacancy is
between R o b e r t Alarcon
and Rick Kramer.
Center position is between
Rex McDaniel and Larry
Shank while the guards are
ruck Anders, Denny Reese,
Mike Coit and Tony Plow-
den.
Four tackles continue to
light it out for the two
openings. Those are David
Limebrook, Tony Carey,
Glenn Schweighardt arid
Dan Chemotti.
At tight end it's Robin
Reschan and Mike O'Shell
while Jesse Hernandez and
George Maier fight it out at
split end.
Defensively, Eads' forces
figure to be led by Plowden.
a roverback and Kramer at
a cornerback spot.•
The Tritons hoot Neff of
La Mirada in their Sept. 20
opener.
Civil War Set
It's civil war between the
Orange Coast area's Pacific
soccer League entries as the
Coast Rangers and United
Coast Rangers square off
Sunday in a game·type.
Action begins at 11 a.m. at
Newport Beach's Mariners
Park. Admisslon is free.
PENETRATION
N11irly 1¥1ryon1 r11d, tf.1
DAILY PILOT, horn11own 111ws.
p1p1r for the F1bulo111 Or1n91
Co11t.
Formula
Cars Rua
AtOCffi
Orange County Interna-
tional Raceway inaugurates
its 2.1-mile road racing
course Sunday when the
Formu1a Racing Associa-
tion tests the new layout.
The 12·tum course was
first used two weekends ago \
by grand prix: motorcycles.
The first of four races
Sunday starts at 2 p.m.
Can; will have both their
racing and working pits in
the pit area closest t.o the
finish. Snow fences and hay-
bales have been set up so
that the spectator will be
afforded b e t t e r vantage
points.
Competing cars are simi-
lar to European Formula I
or Grand Prix cars. En-
gines vary from the 1,600 cc
overhead cam Ford engines,
which power the "B" cars,
to the VW engines in the
Formula Vees.
Over 75 entries from sev· en western states will be
trying for a cash purse of
$2,000 or one third of the
gate, whichever is greater.
YMCA TOPS
UC IRVINE
The Orange Coast
YMCA made its debut in
competitive h an db a 11
Thursday night a success·
ful one when its seven-
man team trimmed the
UCI handball club, win·
ning every match.
Playing fot the YMCA
were Barry Wallace, Jack
Loveland, Bob W e t z e 1,
Bob Folkert, Pat Duffy,
Fred Simpson and Bill
Brown, who is the Y's ath-
letic direct.or.
Brown said he will soon
schedule matches with the
YMCA teams at San Ber-
nardino and San Diego.
Career
salesmen.
Hen'• a ~ opportunlty. U you want a
career that combines fas t.qrowinq oppcrtunltiee
in wholesale mar\::etinq with job stabllity, come
talk with Humble.
~you may k.now, we'r@ America's Leadlnq
Enerqy Company. Ll!erally No. I amOft!i. all
U. S. oil companies. Our new retinery, lo be
oompleted in '69 at Benicia, will Qf9Cltiy &xpand
our West Coast markelB. So we're staUinq nOw
with people Interested in a marketing career.
You11 sell and give business cowtsel lo J:nco
dealers. the people who ''Put a Tiger in Your
Tanl:°I"'
You'll have 8P9C1allzed trolninq. And the kind
cf lndJv1dua1 responsibility and cha1lenQe~ that
iuakM a .ales career solidly rewarding.
lo Anaheim at the Ois.neyland Hotel for inter-
.WW. ii W, R Beardinq of our Poolilc Reqlon
alfii». He will be available for Interviews after
8 a.m., Septonlber 13. 14, 15 cmd 16. Call him
oo1lac;I al (7141 635-2056. •
8 .. •••
Homblo Oil & Botlnlnq Compaar
A, Plant for Proqreu and
~Opportunity [111.p\oy1!
,, . '
1151.0lll .._loot __
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BUENA PARK
5885 Lincoln Ave.
at Vc;illey View
826-5800
WESTMINSTER
154'0 6oo<h llvd.
at Mcfadden
192-2081
PRESTONE
PIUIANINT
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1400 Edlng•r
at 'artdol
5'6-7832
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2200 Harbor Blvd.
ot Wil-an
548-2082
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1110 Wiil 8b6 ltrtilt, la Mot'-DM •• ,. ........... ,,..., to know .-~to:
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LEGAL None£
a>LU>iroR·s ,....., s .---·l<h-$22.50. 5 ....... Olk d-
$34. Abo SUnbn.m cottee
pot IS. Set"' ........ -fer I SS. HMm9
2 PARAKEETS ~ ~itft.
Kemiore electric , dryer In
top cond.!Uon 115. 2 bird
.,.., IS 8nd n. <K>-#12.
l9'l9 Federal 'Ave. C.M.
3 "fIECE sectional $12 each.
Hardwood .dinlni: t I \ I t I
with 2 Q"tenalons $10. g
matchini" 1tutftd chain S4 -.u ....... u..,.._
line $3.50. Ironl.ni board ~.
~ eottee pot i1.so.
Iron $1.50. Bathroom knick-
knack sbeU {pit*J 50c. Odd
rugs 25c1
• 3,;c, lDfa.nls
dQthea and ladits dothea
1Qc •. '$]..50. Winter ladles
coata $5. Shoes, 6'it-7'hi, !iOc,
31:\3 Sharon Lane. C.M.
"'6--045
LANZ, cottooa, "0 0 11 I
coekt•il dre11e1,
sportawev, Jt:nnal, 1b:es S-
7, n no. 4 piece
SamlOll.lte liuggaae $XI. New
white nc, S x U Slii.
640-7133
DOtJBLt bed box &Prine and
mattrwi $25. Dooble bed
frame $3. Piontef wall cype
Pl beater tor larp nxrn
s:zs. 12'1 ....... -
-615-3613 1JNU.WA1.. ldlple d l n i n r .roe.. let w1tfi .. chain. $Zi.
309 E. 19th St.·CM
H.O. bin -table, 4' x 10'
lilbo!.d: flO' track, two level ' =. ControQ no. Tire• 670 x
,15 and 800 x 14 $2. 1'111 lile
gaa ltove' $25.. f.)1rid11Jre
wadilitg maddne no. 1/3
HP el.ect:rtc motors S.1.
Phmrbing ftttlnp $1 • i10.
Kitchen. cabinet 15. EIEK!-
trical boxes lOc • $5. Doors
S3 $10. ClD SiJl\day
MC)-&76
MATCHSTICK eurtllin 2 fpr
Zk. Crib and mattnss $15.
Baby batti SOc. Plastic
pant.S, all siztt, 10 for fl.
Bibs lOc. Potty chair $2.!iO.
Lamp n. High cti•ir rr. ear
1e1.t $.l. Walktt U .50. Bar
stools 3 for '25. Want • 2
yeu clothes aftd lhoel 10c
eech. 973-91<11
GAS . f&tl,ie, aP' 1iie $25.
Oean MS-3382
LAWN maft!', rotary, irood
"""'ilion, 3 HP ... ...,_
Stra uon n*°t' aelt ~
pellod l'l5--
GOLD lounge chair $25. Ber
stool $1 Both· exetllerit ton·
dltJon. 6G-226T
TAN naugahyde. couch, '25.
MatchJng c b a ir·•$15. 9'
upholstered coucb $ 2 S •
Round drrci ll'al coffee table
S3), Captain's cha'tr $10.
64&-2009
UPHOLSTERING 1tuden\ll:
"Hill and Hft'" ~arly
American rocken:, n e e d
J'eCOYeri'lg $20 ~. MOi-31.77
MF.aL\NIC'S tool box $10.
Colf"man Ja.r\tem $5. Boy's
de!llr wtth ~ 11.bovl!,
14'" x ~" $25. T.'lf'ctric
mot.on S3 ead\. Wooden
fork and spom l' Jon11: 13.
Hsdwve 50C • SS. lUO w.
CUitrln. So. SPta' Ana.
'4Min
O~G for sale • huje
aceumulattan of. lbilquN 1c
• $25, ADI) Ul56 ~)I Ind
-Wagna-li'g-E'rieycloptdla $5.
Su!W!'t Unittic txiposu·re
mf'ter $2. Remington
Poll~tric 1h1ver S3. O.am-
pion ~ ll'fltlnM~ valvrs
st. Pair of intercoms $11),
Molek coffee •ble $20. 451
Camtx1dri:e: C'!n!le, Co1ta
Men, near 17tb ind lrvfne.
Sat·SUn only.
RED upholltt"red chair $.t
Potty 8f'll 50r.
B a r be cuHrottun\eo $8.
Knick • kNck lhel( St.
118.MOCk n. Drtllf'r wllh
tun me m.irrw. px1 coo.
dttion no. lll5 Eaaex IAN!.
64&-164$
WOMDJ'S etothint. 1ite '1·9.
ahoe5 •e. chaflnit di•• 15.
Dishes Sc nch. Table doth•
50c • n. Otrd table H. ear.
fee taibZe S20. Lamps $5.
Barbf'll w e I ch t • $10. -pelr,
E><·
pr.
T
I \D,
oourn. ......-11y .....
$25. 2CB) Maplt A v t •
"8-0498
200 usrn bndu, ~cbt et1tta
each; ~ lru.U~ ROv•
l'l5-o,... $2>. 01a.uw ...
10c • 56::. Bookl 2Sc. 121
Narcluul, Corooa *l ·Mar, .,..,.,!
RECORD 11layer $22. o..t
of *-en '8. BcJt*t lOe -
50c. !lectrie heattt $l: t Jr:
12 l"D&'. $18 •. CodmM:W t.1Pt
bot and bun warmer $25, m
LaPttie Lane, Caata MtA. ..........
REF'RICERATOR $20. ~
$5 to f10. US 3lrd St.
N"'I""' Beach. &T>-1'71
CAR Part fur 50-Sf Ferd or
Mft'C\lr'y, wheel coYen. ~
each. Headlights 25c FIA
~It 50c ea.ch. Radbl $1
New weat OOVH'I S2 Vll\l'e
toot n Fonl bo<IY"""'"' n
642-TUr;. EJtct.ric tr a I n
without transformer t 2
Two-transistor project kit
l1 F.iectronlc parts-~
Accurate valtqe lltilndard
$5 ruu tone for r:lf!drtc
ruttar $20 00-ne;. AR tcr
John ~ fU&bland Dr .•
N.8.
BEAUTIFUL fluff SW.---$5. IS4S-4160,54&-:m9
KmMORl'! C• dry~. iood
condttioa $25 646-0615.
S.t-&m
SKllS 5' 3" f]T. BooD, aizA!
6\S:, $1.T. Excellent o:c:lltiaa -A-tAPLE Corner 2 tier table,
36 sq tnchea $10. 903 W. 17th
St, Sp 91
GREEN Rodi:tt and loomtoal ne.oo 642-BJ.71
BOUGAINVILLEA trets in
tubt, 5-'i'i ft tall $10 each. 2
deck chain '5 eocb lif2-.1738
lXXJBLE bed, KOOd con-
dition $25. 642-3420
2 9 x 12 RUGS $20 each. 2
coats no each 646-217(
PET Cage., aD. wlrr:, brand
new 4 fft'l Jona, 2 feet tu&h,
2 feet wide, larp doon $16 .........
PINE 9 dnwer chest $15
Pmt !I drawer cbett $lll 2
modem desien s w I v e I
chain, whit• vinyl ~ pr.
Cer1Jnic lamp and shade
$10 Corner \able, cherry $25
End table, caae aides $20
New p'r'ojectJon scretn $10.
642-5308 or M3-fT1l '
CHAIRS, 5 Danllh MOOern
$15. 544-1616
NET baby crlb $18 Port-a-
crib $14 Hi chair $7 Car bed
$5 Playtl!x nuner kit $l.
6<4--0361
APT. Stove $25 2 1-lollywood
he6dboards $10 each. Bed
frame S2 Marine spark ar.
rester SS Fin $5 Covko
ateering whttl $5 1 6 ' '
motore:t>cle w he e I s S25
both. Gas tank SlO Seat $5
I-fond& 150 forks SS. 54G-9'203,
546-'305
PORTABLE Bar no Double
eprinf: and mattttu with
frame. complete $10 <good
lor rental) P1aytex baby
nurser set $2.50. Portable
TV, 3 yean 001, nOt work·
tng, $4. 642-4511), 2 318
Wettmmnet", CM
DCXi bed $3 AM·FM radio S5
Automatic coffee pot $2.
536-7481
SINGER aewini mschine,
portable, used few times,
cost f125, seU $25. 646--0828
NEW Omtemoorary walnut
step tables ns ~h <r two
for sz. Naup.hydf' dinette
chait's, like new, SlO eacll.
Kmehler ~a. n e e d •
rPCOVe'l'fnoo ~ ~· 6 ft bod.63>-059!
5 GAL tiVt WlJC wflh filter,
hetlter and stone~ J5 15 pl
fish t&nl< lfUh f'ilter. bette.r,
lftnnes a.nd f'llb $11 Qib "·'° 54<\."6fl 2 GA$ stows S25 and sin
eadt. A-1 conditlon fl'S-34T1
DOUBLE m1ttreu like n!W,
$'25. &16-1824.
FOR Sal• S'25. Debi.Mt
hr:liden, flt P'onl m 290,
anc1 m enatnes. Honda,
Ch°".uhopt'I" t)'ft a t z e
4.Q0...19 535--8174
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pl11fr eomtiDat:k:c $Z. Mf'>
1" American ""'•P· Pbone 98MT44 l80l 8mre Clrde'1 HB •
1'LECl'IUC 0..... SIS Abwl
" oonl wood l)O. -DINING Tablt with nt tacl -...i d>afrt, An-ligbt oll w sreen s 2 5.
982-S<29
1WIN a.a. OCtDIM Clllloo
dttlon ,$20 w:b. fttpkot
91reell $2. ........... -...11--••pl M•rc\lrY O.B. tank $1
Ollm'lln .. llO IG4l7I
VIJIDMAN hft l -
eoodltloo $:15. -
Ill" BOY'S b t •., -·-!-oM'11Jt. -
Dft.APD.. Z Ill' 1bdi'e I' ....
for ~ I llld r wide
fli ........ .., ...
QUDJrf Slit t>am Nbba"
ma.ttrtll $25. Cood o;:n.
~tlon. S6-'3M
NEW ~ Hsrald ~
11eau cavet $20 Larp Black
O.al br>nch l'O· !165 B Vloo
torta SL
-CHERRYWOOO H~
tr.m. $2i Hermtt pi:lrtable
1;Ypewri\tr $25 Map t e
lm1ck-lrl\l.ck a:bf'U', 3' ,: Si,i".
!Z. LI MIU
METAL cablmt. S lbtlvw •
-IOp s:zs. C1$.14!6
~ of draftrl .; nd
!Mthtt -..... _
$1; blact n&upb.ydil daalt
111: ..,,. -otddle ns:
double bod """"'"' ......
-122.00: -bod ....... Q.T.00: f m..wer lhlMr .m minor
$12; acmtment 11• ,..
nfrl&:tn.tor $'1; hrln Ilka
bod S12; m1mon 11.>0 • 14:
p>llod plenl 14: -· racks 50c • $1; $aturd8.)',
&lnday and Mondl6': 222
3200 -st~ Newport Ee1cb
I near M#ket Buket)
35 SMALL cort11*t camp
ltoOll mod new $20, •lu lOo u-... -ss ...
to $1, !1X1 old RIB md R4R
45'a sis, tor a 100. call
~-u
POf\TABLE -$25, --·-no. PMlure ~er. •
quart P, Vepxilltr, ftfCo
tric, runt 12 1xM'1 is. Flee ..
tric unoker $5, W!Oet. balrt
salt and pepper $1 2 •
54&-1560. 221 E. 19th St. CM
TWIN Bed and bodtcaM
he&dbo&rd, 6 drawer df..
euer $25 each. Bmtoa
rocker .$10. ~
MA.TERIN1TY Wardrobe
Jl-$9 Baby clotbett brand
new 50c44. 4 t1ret 856 x 14,
$10 Be.by car bed $5 Baby
carry $S Playtvr; .nuraer set
S4 Sterilizer 50c El!ctrlo:
bottle wanner $2. 646-2988
MOVED To 1'1646 Iron Bar11:.
University Park. St.le S.tw'to
dQ -~. Meium and
pewter dlahes $ Z -t 2 5 •
Collector'• fine Fr e n c b
clock $2!>. Bni.nd n e w
DiK'-Jocke,' reoa"d& f<W
teens lOc New LP'• 50a
Piano sheet music 25c
Portable movie pniject:bl
screen $1D eon.ute Ht bar
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books inctudlrlg chlldren'1
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Laguna Summer
'Greatest Yet'
By TOM TITUS
The usually omiling voice on the other end of the
telephone ,.... more than just pleasant this time -II
was downright ecstatic.
••we've broken all records," reported a glowing Irma Nohiger. "This has been ou.r greatest sUminer
yet It was positively stagg!ring."
Mrs • .NOfziger is the WY. .who for the past two yean · has guided the front office
bMtunes of tht Laguna
F\aybouse as its business
manager. And right now
••fortunes" is the ideal
cl>Oice of words. Counting
the playhouse's summer
box office receipl8 and ad-
ding up the membership
roster for the coming sea-
son is alm~ a full-time
job in ltsel1.
Following an overall ex-
cellent season hlJ1hlighted
by smash produdtions like
••Barefoot in the Park" a nd
''S10w Dance on the Killing
Ground," the Laguna Play-
house soared into summer
with a pair of popular
moneymakers -"The Odd
Couple" and 04Sweet Char-
IR.MA NOFZIGER ity" -both from the pro-lific pen of Neil Si!IIO!l.
"Odd Couple" was the big bombshell, Mrs. Nofziger
relates. "It was our moot successful summer show in
history. We have 212 seals In the play!loul;e and our
average attendance W86 203 a night."
AND "CHARITY" WAS NO slouch either. While
"Odd Couple" was deposing "Stop the World -I Want
to Get Off" as Laguna's biggest summer show "Char-
ity"· was sneaking into third position in the plaYtiouse's
all time success standings.
Now comes the new season, and the last in La-
guna's 45--year-old Ocean Avenue edifice which will be
vacated next spring when the players move into their
new $400,000 theater on the Festival of Arts gro1.01ds.
Admittedly 1 the playhouse bas a tough act to follow.
But Laguna is leading with its aces for 1968-69.
David Mrarlaw, who made his directorial debut at the
playhouse witb 110dd Couple,'' is staging the opening
show of the new season "The Typists" and "The
Tiger," Murray Scllisgal1s' companion one-.ect &erioro-
medies.
. NEXT COMES JOHN FERZACCA, who put on
0 Slow Dance" and "Sweet Charity" to direct. "A Lion
in Winter." The third production. 'another Neil Simon
hit, "The Star Spangled Girl," will be staged by Kent
Johnson, who was responsiblafor "stop the World" and
"Barefoot in Ille Park," the latter voted the top show of
last sea!Oll.
The rest of. Laguna's schedule fur next season is
fairly tentative. The fwrth slot is still ope<1, the filth
play will be the suspO!!se chiller "Wait Until Dark"
wiith Johnson again in the di.rector's chair, and-the
~son's finale won't be announced until playhouse of-
ficials know whether or not it can be mounted in the new theater.
Talk about the new season to Irma Nofziger and
you're likely to gel another big smile. Last year the
playbous~ rolled up its fattest membership roster in
history wittt 1,137 names; today that figure already has
been reached with the first play of 1968-69 still three
weeks away.
So it looks like a rosy future for the Laguna Play-
house -at least as long as Neil Simon keeps writing
pla)"'.
Don't Talk
Of Portugal
To Z sa Zsa
LISBON (UPI) -"It vas
awful, do\link," comp)ained
Zsa 1.ea Gabor. "It's about
time I leave P!Jrlugal."
Miss Gabor new to New
York W~esday after:
-Slapping trhe face of a
Ritz Hotel attendant.
-Hav.ing a verbal don·
~ with Pair.do Hotel
officials who refused to ac-
cept her pewmal check.
-Ohanglng jet I I n e r·s
because she refused to pay
an excess baggage charge.
The Hungariazi-OOrn B<:·
tress arrived in Portugal
last week to attend the Sept.
6 "Ball ol the Century"
tnrown by tin millionaire
An(enor Patino. She stayed
at the Hotel PabciO in
neart>y F.storil.
On dleck!ing out Tuesday
the hotel refused b e r
persona] check.
M.i.ss Gabor dairned "the
hotel attendant wanted to
hokl. my jewelry wonti a
million dollars until I .paid
my $500 hotel bill."
"Then they opened up my
suitc85e6 and fuund two
hotel towels I took to wr~r.
up my new ctlinchilla coat, '
she said.
"1 told tile maid I was tiak·
ing Uie towels. G o o d
heavens, dolllnk, if I wanted
to steal hotel towels I wouid
steal ttlem from Fran·
ce.sca's (herd au g h ter)
fatti.r. Cotu<ad Hilton.
By then Miss Gabor had
missed her plane and gone
to ttte RA.ti Hotel for a room.
The Ritz. was full so the ac·
tress ate some coffee 81ld
cakes.
The bill came to about f'/
but a RJtz receptionist said
she left only $2.
"When asked to pay the
difference stie threw $7 on
the desk and slapped my
#ace, right .in front of the
American v1ce consu1 and
all tih~ people in tile lobby,"
he said.
"Yet1, I slapped hls face,
dollink,'' said Miss Gabor.
"I 'have never been treated
tbat way."
Miss Gabor refused to pay
the '600 excess baggage
charge requested by Trans
World Airways. "I wort
hard. I don't see why I * * * sh?uld pay 80 rnueh," she BACK~AG~ -Bob Engman is sprouting a new ~te flew to N w York ·tti crow .of~ whiskers after having to clip them in July Pan American ewho ch wt ed
for his role in ~g~na's "Odd Couple" ..... and Rick her $190. ' arg
Gunst m~e a simila~ supreme sacrifice fur a part in ;;;~.;-~·;o.;;;;::_;,;;~~~nlf the upcounng production of "Dream Girl" for the Costa ~
Mesa·Civic Playhouse .....
Cost.a Mesan~. watching their TV screens Sept. 25 1-iillm
may see a familiar face oo Art Link.letter's House I.Ii
Party ..... she's Vicky Lillywhite of 2030 Lemnos * HEY KIDS!*
Dz:i.ve who'll win a radio end $100 cash on the already 11, hi 5h•w Tod•y, 1 :oo
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'Sunday in New York'
Cast at Huntington
Cast members fQr the Bernard Simoo, while Nan·
Hun tin gt on Be a ch cy Wells is stage manager
Playhouse's first productibn and assistant director for
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ol the new season, "Sunday the stiow . cal!l'IVnm.i ill New York ," were an-ThecomedywillopenOct. 1nw1 vni~·mR DUU&
oouneed tN.s week by direc-25 for a five-weekend run ANNE HEY\IDOO =-
tor Ron Albertsen. Fridays and Saturdays, ei INDtllA1PRINCB'S
Principal roles in the com· the Barn, 2110 Main St. ••p~J
edy will be played by Huntingtm Beach. ' --.. ------
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Randy Keene as the young NO. I
man who join& 'her in the Ont of fti• 11101t popul••
happine.H of pursuit. nt w1p1p•t f ........ , 111 th1
<>then iD ttle cast include •nti,.. U11it•cl St1t•1 i1 t+i•
Ralph Quick as ber weight· A1111 L..11d1ti column. 11'1 ,
liftln& flencee aod Ron cltily f11tur1 of th1 DAIL y
FUian 81 her bacflelor PILOT i ncl 011r •••cl•rs ti ll
\11 it'1 O\tf N1. I column.
b-. Cameo o>les will be1'----------'ll
tabn by Ana Flliao and
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Gf1 tty's Museum
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No Tourist Trap
By BOB THOMAS
MALIBU (AP) -This
surfer's paractise a n d
playgromd of the movie
stars ia a curious location
for one of lbe belt smaU,
privZJte art museulns 'iD the
United States -a D d
peril&ps tile world.
But ttten, tbe founder 11 a
man of some eceentrlcity :
J . Paul Getty, who also may
be the world's richest man.
The J . Paul Getty
Museum is scarcely· noticed
by the thousam!s o f
beachgoers who motor past
iU gates on these hot
September day5 . It is mark·
eel by a modest sign on
Pacific Coast Highway, and
entNince througb the gates
is by appointment only.
A mere 75 visitors are ad·
mi~ted twice each week, on
Wednesdays and Saturdays
et 2 p.m. Reserwtiop:s are
made by telephone, and if
you're lucky, you might get
one for two or three weeks
hence. When you arrive , a
burly guard checks your
name and allows yOu to
drive up tbe road that lead.a
to the museum, which is
hidden from the highway.
Visitors park their can:
near the kennel that houses
two vicious watchdogs and
proceed into a courtyard
with sculptured fountain.
Then they are admKted to
the sculpture g~llery where
tbe tour begins.
A bright young man, one
of the museum's eight
employes, gives a chatty in-
troduction to the tour. He
answers some of the most.
asked questions:
mUJeum, en.owing greater
attendance. The museum
was buUt adjacent to bis
residence after rus
d~artw-e -"so be ha~
never seen tt, exc;ppt in
photographl."
The residence remains
empty. 'Tor the put 17
yelllrs, Mr. Getty has said
that he was coming back
next mooth ; so far be
hasn 't."
The preliminaries over,
the tour begin!i. The col·
Iectiion ls divided into three
majorarea.s: classical
sculpture, mostly Rom&n
copies d Greek originals,
dating from the Fifth Cen·
tury B.C. to the Seeood Cen·
tury A.O.; French
decorative arts of the 18lb
Century, including furniture
ill'fld tapestrie5: Italian and
Dutch paintings of the 15'h·
17th Cenhµ'ies, Renaissance _
and Baroque.
The tour is both in·
formative and informal. The
prize of ttie sculpture col·
Iectlion ~ the Lansdowne
Hercu1es, whldl once grac-
ed Uie Emperor Hadrian's
villa at Tivoli. 1be guide
points out tile cla<sieal
features of the face and
observes tnat many visitors
see a resembl.mce to Elvis
Presley.
7be paintings are
displaoyed in a small theater
of the Getty home Which
was once used far chamber
concerts. The room is alive
with the brilliant eolors of
Rubens, Tintoretto ,
RuysQael, Tit i a n and
Veronese. There is .&(so a
~ainsborougb, "Portrait of
Sw James Christle."
The tour lasts almost an
hour. and visitors are in·
vited to browse through the
works or art. But at 4 p.m.,
the gate6 are locked, and
the jewel-like museum is
closed until the next group
or 75 v:lsitm's is admitted.
The museum is on an 8()..
acre site that once was Mr.
Getty's borne. He has not
lived there since 1951, when
he moved his residence to
England "so there isn't
much trace ol him here1"
The musewn is financed Dy
a private foundation
established by Mr. Getty. All of the art objects were ,----------,
purduu;ed by him, except BEST
for one small paiJ?tini which 111. DAIL y PILOT .n.,.. 10,,,,.
was a gift; hence the col· •f th• •••t f11t11r••· by •ctu•I lect.ion reflects his own •u"''Y of ,,.,,, ...... 11.i:.1. hi
taste. •ny n1w1p1p., In t+i• n1t)1n.
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laP6e, Mr. Getty has begun
sending over works of art
once more, and there are
plans to expand t h e
*TONIGHT*
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because all you kids were
bwy with back to 1chool f'
diam. We ooly noelved
ooe poem NJd two elllriea In fL Carol'• c..-. . .,.
LET'S SEE it we can do
better than that next week,
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, ~ Andy ·contest. Twelve-year-
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be the theme f<r 'Uncle
Len's art contest next week.
' ~ H 0 NORABLE mention
winners in this w~k's art
contest are :
* PRIZE WINNER
'l'hi! week'• contest winner ts Su!!.e Collins, 111 3159 Sharon Lane, CO.ta Mesa
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Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len'a Art Contest Here's Ill you
do: (!) Drn picture on piece of plain,· white paper 5~ Inch .. wide and
4 inches deep. Use black Ink end m~ lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace
picture. It must be your own wort. (3) Put your name, age and addreaa
on back of drawing. Mall ii to Unc;le Len's Art Contesti! Box 111«1, DAILY
PILOT, Costa Mesa. Winner will receive Kennedy hall ollu.
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Each and every singie one;
1 think Lucy is the best,
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I 'l?Mne}'Y;·' ae . was a tend to favor chani!• o . handeOnre 'Utile fellow with
kinds. --.-) ~ fibwtrg tan and mane and
These p o 1 i t I c a 1 ex~·· a gracefully arched neck
f>resslons are said ·to ?lave and_ back. Many scientists
orl&lnated in the Frepch Na-be~ve th1t .an even more
tional As1embly allqost 200 remote horse ancestor did
years ago. The centfi' of the indeed have five toes on
assembl)' was oc:cupled by each foot.
His MaJesty the Kip&. The ThrouCh the ages aature
seats on hls right -ft:ere OC· chance• the scenery' and the
cuped by ?II~ nobJeJ;\en and climate. The balmy early favor!~ citizen( T h e 1 e days became cooler and
right s1ders nat)ll'ally tended touih prairler gt a 1 5 e 5 t6 favor con~ er via t Ive replaced the tender old
pollUcal plans and tr;ied to greenery. These changes prese~ve what they had by were challenges and all the
opposmg changes-, ,• living animals had to face
The assembly . m~ben them and solve them -, or
wbo sat _on the lieft '1de cit putab. Many-herds of early
!Us MaJe!ty Included borae1 1tarved because
_pollUcal thinker17'Wbo were their teeth were too soft to
•·Jess. 1et in their way1. Some chew the tough new
of them were tea aatllfied greenery. But here and
with things as they were and there a few little hofses
took a more liberal attl.tudre· happened to have touaher
toward changes. In Jlllny . ~th-' and they aurvived.
partliaments, t b t1 c1n.i Mqst of their children ln·
aervaUve1 and liberall_,.p11\~ berlted thelt!" tougher teeth .
sit on the rl~ht an!l left u,a~ tn time, the whole horse
of the 1peaker '{bo ~ ' populltion 1bad 1 t' r o n I e r
proper parliamentary ,...pro. teeth. But meanUme the e~dure. As a rule, the Tight 'Wb~ popUlail9tl irew blcger
wtn~ includes a percentage Uct the grU1-eat1ng horaes
of dlehard reactionarte1 and w~ threatened by several
the left win~ includea a other b.llger, fleet.footed
percenta.o:e of fllry, dare--meai tatera.
devU rad.teals .. Tbe1e entmle• allo nduc-
.,., ....-, ,. ... ~ "' -' tfMI ed the hOfse population. The
Ww1ll ._. ._.._., ,. J...t malle t bor ed o-..,. ,., "111 r1.,,,,,1, 1 1 . 111 were we ·
LMll-. .., .., .-t1M1 ed. out. The lar&er 1crvlvor1
11 It trae ti.at the llone once tended to have 11 r I er
hid five toeo? chlldN!n. And the llfulng h<rd learned to be wary, to
ntt hor11 ht · a hoofed watch out tor hungry meat
anlmal and u ch member of eam-1. The fute1t bor1e1
bis family, wild or tame, 11 could esc1pe their enemies.
U d boor h ·r Tbrollih tho ace•. t h e a owe one on eac o de1c:1ndanta of the early
hla four feet. No horse of ' horses crew' b111er bod.lea
modern umes troll along on and longer atro.n, .. running.
flve., toes. However, the legs. They, took o standing
remote ldcettor• of our big on one toe on 11ch fbot Over
beautlrUl borrtt we r ~ time, tbl1 dependa6br"toe
bunn)'-alzed . creates with dev1lopid into a 1turdy
toe1 on their feet. hoof. Natutt1 tendt to scrip
Hor111 hav1 been ?lor1e1,
Ju1t 11 they are today, for
the J>llt miWon yev1 or IO.
But their .ancestor1, who ar.
r)ved on earth , aome &a
million year• ·110. were not
ver)' If o t 1 1 . ·Ch1Jdreo of e o u r a 1 take attar tbetr
parent., but nature rulta
that 11Ch new tteature allo
mull be t bit dlffarent ll'olll
either pmnt and alto di!·
femt frmm evary _.. •
tb1t came belore. In ll8
mlllloe ,.... tht .......
ttons ol bones ha" hid
tima to make • -t mllly
cbanp1. And theJ .. rta1111,
haw mtclt the bellt ol tllelr
cbanct1 to Improve
tDl!lmRlvtl.
unmed parta and eradually
the remalnlng toe• dwtndled
to abnOl:t nothln1.
Tlle 1tranae1t part of the
aae-old hone •tory It th•
aetttnc. WhenC o I um bu 1
reached tho New World,
there were no native
American hOl'IU. But IClen.
11111 later found COIDll!eU
!Ollll l'lmalnai bony • -"' -Ul&I lbt 111'11 l>ortel
IOI -11111 In North America. Aiu ...,, IOMI of
lbtm rtr117tc1 acrou llu>d
brldC11 to lbt Old World and
llOUl1lhlcl Ihm. Mtallllmt
1om1 my1terlous tr1fed1 wl~ out all tho hardt thtl I~ behind tn t b' 1"
Tb• e1rlle1t horse we orl&tnll homeland.
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HOW CAN RUIN THE DAY FOR OR
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A.t wt'OC" seen 'n the pBSt few
month!, anything can happen thu
election. 11ear. And now, th.e bigpt.'lt
question of au Is what happens if it
is liot the Am€rican voters, but the
lloU.'le of Representatives that chooses
the 11ezt president. A noted Washiny·
ton writ.er analyzes th.e situation i11
1hi.s article.
By JESSE LAVENTHOL
WASHINGTON -With attention
focused largely on the race for the
presidency in a national election
voters usually tend to overlook the im-
portaoce of congressional contests for
the 435 seats in the U.S. House of
Representatives and for onMhird of
the Senate membership.
But this complacency is a luxury
they can ill ' afford in politicaUy ab-
normal 1968. For grave apprehension
has arisen l.n the camps of both major
parties that, for the first time in 92
y('ars, the ultimate. cltoice _QI _a pre~.i·
dent may rest with the House and that
cf the vice-president with the Senate.
The constitution requires that when
no candidate musters a m·ajority (270
votes) in the Electoral College the
responsibility for this dloice devolves
upon the Congress. Such a com-
plication, growing out of the third.par-
ty candidacy of George C. Wallace,
coupled with the threat of entry Into
the fray of still a fourth party, .i5
fraught with incalculable mischief.
SINCE THE PROMPT and orderly
assumption of power by o e w
leadershlp, whether Democrat or
Republican, can help this couotry
emerge from tt.s preseT1t dismal aura
of-disunity, unrest and insecurity, the
possibility of de)ay -perhaps for
mon\hs -as to who will occupy ttie
White House can but aggravate the
already disturbed state of domestic
U>anquillty.
Thus the political complex.ion of the
House of Representatives becomes the
crucial factor i:n the improbable, but
stiU qu.ite possible, event that the
former governor of Aia,bama succeeds
in his long-shot power-play to deadlock
the Electoral College, that antiquated
18th.Century retie.
The number of electors total 538:
equal to the full membership of the
House <and Senate, plus 3 more from
the Distr:ict of Columbia.
The popular vote for the presidency
should become known in the early
hours of Nov. 6. But the complete
returns on Congressional district con-
tests will, as usu&, lag bell.ind.
CE R T A I N legally-required pro-
ci!durea then remain to be fuJ.!.illed.
lfe:re ls the time-table:
DECEMBER 16: Electors of eat:h
st.ate mee"t, usually in their state
capitols, to cast th'°eir b a 11 o t s ,
preswnably ror the winner of a ma·
jority of the popular vote for president
in their respective states. This is the
waditional practice, altµough there is
no constitutional requirement th.at
they so vote -and oo penalty ls in·
voked Jf tiley do not.
!tiree time• in U.S history the loser
by total national popular vote has been
awarded the presidency -but that's
another story.
JANUARY 6, 1969: The new
Congress, having alrea'.iy taken the
oath of office , meets in joint session to
formally receive the E·I e ct o r a I
CoUege's certified ballots. This is done
with ceremonial floudsh in the flail of
the HOu.se when · aides· deliver the
precious documents -contained in
sealed mahogany boxes -into the
harids of the pre.siderrt pro tempore of
the Senate.
U one of the candidates comes up
with 270 or more votes, well and good.
He and his running..mate stand or.
ficially elected. If not, the election of
the president becomes the first
business of the House. But oot before
A Hawk Builds His
the Senate choosei tpe new vice-presl·
dent, a priority action required so that
a' legal acting president will be
available if balloting for president in
the 1-fouse is prolonged beyond i:n-
auguratioo day, Jan. :ll. There is oo
limit of either time or the nwnber of
ballots to reach a decision,.
DURING THE interim between
election day and the pr83entatian. of
official returns to the Congress,
Walla~ has publicly and repeatedly
stated, he will make every effort to
use hls minority balance-of-power
position, If he gains it, to seek a
bargain with his major rivals.
He w<luld offer exchange of his sup-
port to either in retw-n for concessions
watering down federal powers and
enhancing sta1e's tights ·and local
authority in anti-poverty, education,
civil rights, housing and other pro-
grams.
The possibility of striking such a
bargain, involving the principles cf
both the Republican and Democratic
candidates and the planks of both
parties, is highly unlikely -and
perhaps suicidal fOr the party joining
a compact with the Alabaman.
Nevertheless, Wallace insists in all
his speeches that, should he fi.00 no
takers in the electoral college, he will
Case
'No Choice But to Fight and Negotiate'
Communist by the free ch~k.,o/ its 1 A'l4·. jn IJ1dones~ Ire t deleat ~.' By SAL VAOOR 'ii. LOPEZ
Pblllpploe: }!1!)"8sador
to the. ti .S.
judgment on the ~ presence
jn East Asia and tlbe We6tern Pacific.
Perhaps the U.S would i1tve done bet-
ter to have remained on its side of ttic
Pacific, leaving Asia alone.
people. Vietnam is no excfptiOo. ev~ suUered by c:oromunilrii WM ad·
ministered by the-lndone)ian people
themselves without foreign help of any Southeast Asia bean approximately
lhe same relatiorr to Communist China
that \Vestern Europe did to the Soviet
Uni<ln after the end of the Second
\Vorld War. Since the .United States
was deter.mined to challenge Soviet
ambitions to preserve the freedom of
\Vestern Europe, by what logic ~ it
now suggested that it should wii
from Asia and abandon ttie an
peoples to Communist rule?
Asia is the home of more th If
the human race, and it contains more
than half the riches of the earth. The
two most populous countries, China
and India, as well as the potential
third s~perpower. Japan, are.in Asia.
ThOse Americans who wish to
disengage from A:sia , believing A6ia to
be expendable, had better think again.
Let them remember that if and when
Americans get tired of helping to
police ttle w«ld, tbere are <lUlcrs
eagerly waiting.in the wings to take
over.
And let them contemplate the pro·
spect Of American power locked up
securely in the western hemisphere,
behind the great moats of the Atlantic
and the Pacific, totaily impotent in a
Europe dominated by the Soviet
Union, and completely isolated from
an Asia dominated b)' Communist
Ch.in a.
I \V ILL NOT presume to pass moral
But sudden American v.ithdrawal
would creme a power vacuum in 1he
area. Since nature is said to abhor a
vacuum, we may expect Russia and
Chim to rush in to fill it, creating a
violent tempest that will not leave
America ultimately unscathed or Ullin·
volved.
It would be illogical to believe that
the struggle in Vietnam does not a£.
feet the fundamental interests of the
U.S. The truth is that the defense of
South Vietnam is part of the series of
counter·n1easures which the free
world under U.S. leadership has takl'n
since the end of World \V,ar JI in order
to MTcst the march of Communist
power.
China stands in the very heart of
Asia, as large as li!e itself. We can't
make it vanish by magic or by prayer.
We know we have to live with it end
come to terms with it. But we deny
that China has the right to dictate the
terms by whlch we should live with iL
and we must defy any attempt on it.~
part lo do so.
It has been argued that if the Viet.
namese want to become Communists.
"'·e have no right to prevent tilem by
force. However. there is no recorded
case of any country that became
IT IS ALSO said Uiat the allied
presence in South Vietnam constitutes
intervention, W'bic h is illegal under the
U.N. Charter. But we are there in
response to a request from tile
·leg:itin1ate government of South Viet-
nam.
In a sense we are "intervening'' in
Vietnam to defend our friends and
allies -in exactly the same way that
in 1917 the U .. S. intervened' in Europe
in order to stop German militarism,
and again in 1941 in order to crush
Fascism and Nazism.
Today President Johnson is being
asked to make peace wi~h Ho Chi·Minh
on tile latter'-s terms. By this token,·
President Roosevelt should have ad·
vised Churchill, Slatin and de Gaulle in
1942 to come to terms as best they
could with Hitler, instead or clamoring
£or massive American forces to rush
to their rescue.
It is further argued that U the
Asians do not want Conimunism, they
should fight it themselves instead of
asking American soldiers to do the
fighting for them. But it is not true
that we Asians have rerused to fight
Communism. We fought and continue
lo fight the Huks in the Philippines.
Malaysia has done the same. lndian
troops beat ofi the Chinese attack in
1962. In the Korean and Vietnamese
wars more Asian troops were and are
being involvtd than American.
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Limit Cable Car Passengers?
By HERB CAEN
SAN FRANCISCO -Well-mean·
ing tourists who stand ON the
Powell turntable while "helping" to
turn ttle cable car are not helping
at all: quite the contrary ... As a
veteran of the P<lwell line. I would
have to say that our cars are being
dangerously cverloaded. Shouldn "t
somebody who knows about stres:~
and rtraln be counting bodies
before these marvelous old cars
simply fall apart? There were so
many auslanders on the bottom
1tep the other day, it was tilling
downward '1 almost a 45-degree
angle • • . Further cablese: No
1b°Ml in S.F . is named for Andrew
Hallldie, inventor of the cable car
-and now there'• a gilded op-
portunity. Fiith Slr<!el, when It
d'Ollll Market (1s It will any day),
lhoUld be named llallldie -and the tln:t pllu lo be c:n1ted there could
contain a cable car monumenL
EJ:CEJIJ'T from 1 letu.r ..ntt.n
by V.-non Sturceon. the Governor's Loflllad.. Secretary, to f o u r Ptitlnfu1a c1er0tne.n: "I have
dllcUlled your Jetter with Govttnor
Reagan and he asked me to tell you
in response to your concern that he
places property rights above human
rights, that he sincerely beUeves
that property rights are the very
basis of human rights." Tell it to
the Jndians.
\YOODY ALLEN. filming "Take
Ole Money and Run" here. had a
l.crrible time \\'iU1 a temperamental
star -a tal('nted seven.year-old ac-
tor named li-1itchell Tunick of San
Carlos. who plays \\'oody as a child.
Overheard on the set, \Voody trying:
to placate Mitchell : "Don't you
want to be in the moviei?" 'Nol"
"How do you like this movie?''
"Terrible!" And besides that. he
doesn't want to grow up to look like
Woody AUen.
JN TOWN rttt.nUy and incognito
11oplng to duck the duU protocol:
the Crown Prince of Nep•l, 22 years
cld. tducated at Eton and fJarvard,
and something of a swinger. Hardly
here but he set olll on a double
date. by 1"h.ich r mean he wat
nanked by t"'O long -legged
beautie/ii .
A TIDCK-TICTCK lady TV in·
terviewer, struggling on the air
with a sally young activist, asked
him at one point: "Do you really
think therc·s a generation gnp?"
The reply : "Yes. lady, right
between your ears!"
A RETIRED judge di sagrees that
compassion is a necessary virtue
for judges. "Mollit important," he
says, "is the abillly to look a lawyer
in the eye without hearing a word
he says. The second ond final rt·
quisite is a strong bladder."
rttAYBE YOU had to be there:
Singer J-ack Jones and his Jill (St.
John) were dawdling over dinner at
L 'EtoUe one night recently when, 11t
9:29 p.m., he suddenly leaped out of
the booth, shouted a strangled
"Omlfod -l'~e-l!"l·•·shol·at·9 :30"
and wa1 seen I egg i n g it up
Callfornia St. toward the Fainnont.
where, fortunately, his first song
was "Breathless '• Stuck with the
check: Jill
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kind. .
Many Americans. obsessed by the
sheer magnitude of Communist China.
assume that ttie vast majority of
As.ians are <lppo6ed to the allied war
effort in Vietnam. But Communist
China is not Asia. There is not one
amongst the twenty non..Commu.rllst
countries or Asia that would cheer the
triumph of Communism in Asia.
THEY KNOW how useful is the
shield of American po\ver in Asia, and
all of them, without any exception,
whether or not they admit it, would
feel endangered by the sltddeo
removal Of fucrt protective shield.
'Ve are asking South Vietnam to set
up a working democracy while
fighting a war of survival. And there
are even those who would copipel
Soutih Vietnam not only to let the C<im·
munist Vietcong take part in election1
but to participate in a so-called coali-
tion government -a practice fraught
with grave danger which finds no sup-
port in Am~jcan political experience.
Out of the agony 0£ Britain duriag
\Vorid War II, Winston Churchill said
that the true measw-e of a nation's
greatness is what it can do when it is
tired. Having regard to this criterioo,
the American people may not, because
of divided counsel at home, because of
fatigue from end!ess duty, or because
of impatience with difficult allies, lay
down the heavy bw-den o l
responsibility and resign as the
leader-nation of t.he free world.
A great Power does not scuttle and
run.
\Ve have now no choice exc:Ept to
play the Communist game Of fighting
while negotiating. But whatever else
may happen, we must not allow the
enemy to win by negotiation, what be
has failed to win by righting.
Tbe territorial integrity of SOUth
Vietiiam and the freedom of its people
are not negotiable.
We cannot put down our guard. An
enemy that has waged a ruthless guer-
rilla war is not likely to come to the
negotiating table utterly devoid <lf
guile or cunning.
A POLlCV of appeasement In Viet-
nam could be fatal.
The pacifists and peace marchers.
by demandlng an immOOiate and un-
conditional ead to the war in Vietnam
always seem to be en the side of the
angels, while we who Insist on a just
settlement and reject peace at any
price must fi'Cund like a grim crew of
bloodthlrsty warmongers. Yet, so loog
as it becomes netessary for h'ee rneo
to defend their right. and liberties -
including freectom of speech, freedom
or dissent, end f.tte rli::ht to march In
peace demOMtraUons -jw:t so long
will it be necessary to accept the cruel
ordi8al or war.
The real st.akt In Vietnam is in th.1
future of freedom not only in Asia
but In the wgrld.
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pursue this same objective ln the
House.
WHETHER TlJE Democrats retain
con1trol or whether it will pass to
Republican hands !Cl'I' the first time
since 196! -only the t.hlrd time in 36
years -will be unknown until after
tbe Nov. ~ general election, In the
presmt expiring House, the count is
248 to 187 in raver of ttle Democrats.
Tbus the G.OP. needs a mirriILum net
gain of 31 seats to prevail by a ma·
jority (218) of one.
But even attainment of a majority
\would not thereby necessarily assure
&ther wlnrllpg , party of election of Its
presidential ncminee, particularly if
its margin is sm.all. For the Constitu·
lion requires that the stand-Off in the
electoral cQllege must ~ resolved in
the House on the basis of one vote for
each staic.
This me&nl5 that a state's vote will
be (:8ISt for the carldidab! of the party
which has a majority within its tottl
delegation. Thus states w h o s e
represectatives are equally divided
between tlhe two. parties will have no
vote.
JN THE CURRENT 90th Congress. ·
the Democrats are in' the majority in
31 of the state d&gations. the
Republicans in 16, '3lld in three statet
-Illinois, Oregon and "Montana· -
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"{£\JAW
P~lll'-
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they are evenly divided. Thi.5 would
appear to be a big handicap . f{llf the
Republicans to overcome, smce 26
votes are necessary to elect a presi·
dent.
But the fact is Utat the division of
party strength today is so close in 18
other states that the shift in
November's election of only a single
seat to the opposition ln any one of
them would create a tie in that state.
Of those la that narrow edge is now
held by the Democrats in Il states.
In !even other states, held by the
Republicans. 1056 ()f a single seat
would tie the delegations.
So it is apparent that the more
states that are disqualified from
voting by reason of ties, the more dif·
ficult it will become for either party to
garner the required majority of 26
votes.
The shattering of long-6f.anding
geographic voting patterns. together
with the coming of age of 11 million
yOUllg new voters in 1968, the upsurge
of independent voting, the mobility ot.
the , population, and the deep splits
among both major parties as evidenc·
ed in their conventions -all of these
becloud the outcome.
So, as is said of the buyer, "Let the
voter beware." For the main you send
to Congress may decide who will be
your president for the next four years.
Du&ovlllort In u Nouvn OSSDr/AT£ult .... ,..
Peekaboo Saris
I ndia W restles Mo desty Iss ue
Fr<lm the Hindu l'Veekly Review
The ticklish question of what con-
stitutes an obscene advertisement
stimulated lively exchanges durina:
question how-in the Lok Sabba {Lower
House of Indian Parliament) last
Week. Mr. Hem Barua began it all by
listing a few. Mr. Manubhai Patel bad
something to add to the number but
the Home Minister. Mr. Y. B. Chavan,
was inclined to thlnk that "what may
be obscene to some way not be to
others."
Mr. Barua mentioned a journal
which caJTjed an advertisement show·
ing a woman dressed in a. "seri which
is too transpuent t<l conceal even the •
. . "The Speaker, Mr .Sanjl>a Reddi,
bUshed the member, saylnA. amidit
laughter : ''Don't go too ~" Mr.
Barua went on: . "The caption for the
advertisement ls 'Take a plwi:ge.' "
Mr. Barua described another ad-
vertisement. "On a foam rubber mat·
tress, a woman is \)'ing on her belly,
and on the top, on a significant curve,
there are the words, 'molded for com-
fort.' " He pwsed amd asked: "'What
ii molded for comfort?"
MR. BARUA •aid lndla oeemed to
be following 11>• American ~•tltrn.
"Our adverdsemenll att presenting
women In seductive potes, and, ln a
way, they are sugge«.ive d. what it
beyond."
Mr. Manuhbei Patel id ht WU ap-
palled hf Ill Air India advertisement
which stt<>wed tflirteen ladlespd said.
''They are ready: take any one cf
th~m to London," The advertisement
might be symbolic, he admitted, but
he felt it had "another me-aning too."
Mr. V. C. Shukla, Minister of St.ate
pomted out t1lat Air India ad·
vertisements were interna'liooal "and
they have been considered among the
best ia the world." Mr. Shukla also
held that reproductioos of architec-
tural creatioo.s !tom great Indian
temples could not be considered ob-
jectionable.
Mr. Samar Guha was concerned
about the circulation of obscene
literature and pictures among student.a
because. in his view, this was 1
source of indiscipline. There must be a
comn1ission. of vice-chancellors to go
into this , he demanded. Mr. Shukla
said tbese matters could be ccnsidered
when a private member's bill to ben
obscene advertisemerits came up
before the Uouse.
-----Saturday, September 14, 1968
Tbo Comment Page of !be
Daily Pilll,t seeb ta Inform
and sttmulate readers by
presenting a Vtriety of co~
mentary on tcibics of inter--est and stgnl{lc~ce from
informed observers a n d
spokesmen.
Robert N. Weed, P ublisher
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"''"''· Soto-14, 1968 DAILY l'JLOT J ~
SOUTHERN CAUfOINIA'S
FACTORY DIRECT DEALER
IS llOlf .
ORANGE COUNTY'S ·
•~0.1 ·
LARGEST VOLUME
'·~DEALER,
' ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST
TRUCK, CAMPER & VAN
HEADQUARJ ERS
SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE
BRAND NEW '68 DODGE BRAND NEW '68 DODGE
'67 DODGE D· 100 PICK UP
I ft bed. (V27605}
~IA. ... ~~T •t s·a =.:.
'62 FORD 3.4 TON PICK UP
VI, r1d'10, heater, a ft. cab. & camper, din1tte, sl~ 4. (F.50786)
~11-... ~~~· 112 88 :.:~:L
'63 CHEVROLET 3.4 TON PICKUP
I-ft, bed, split rims. rur sttp bumper, Wut Coast mlrrol'L (E92275) ' s29 ---
tor.U DOWll
PAT-.n
'65 MONZA
oWlt. lflnt.. rlllio ""' htl1tr, budll Miil, c.-rpi;!1, whll1 tldl .. UL ~
Southern California's Charger Headquarters
lMtuf Mitc1tH .. ~ ............. ---~
All c.a.n llMI: ............... .
BRAND NEW
68 CHARGERS·
IMMEDIA n DILIVERY
• Bucket Seats • Hid .. way Headlights • Full vinyl interior• t<ylon Carpeting • Rear Deck Spoiler
•Full racing instrumentat ion • Bumper Guards• Ash tray light •·H. D. Sprl11gO • H. D. TorV,on
Sway Bar ... Ask for Motor No. XP29868B353935, No. XP29Sa8319750.
~o?~ ~.!~ $25·88 ~~~~
P•vmtnts lr1dudl fix l licenst & firwince th.1rg1s en "8 months 11t1 .1ppnwtd btM~f
'68 DART
Fully equipped with radio, heaier, wsw tires, pad·
ded dash, defroster, etc.
Used, low mileagt. 00840)
549
TOTAL DOWN
PAYMENT
549
TOTAL MONTHLY
PAYMENT
$1688
TOTAL PRICE t l]t,~se
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
P'ymn. lricludl T&l & fin111C1 th1~1s on 48 ""°'" oa
1pprovtd b.lnk trtdit
'66 FORD
BRAND NIW
'89
TOTAL DOWN
PATMINT
'89
TOTAL MONTHLY
PATMINT
'68 CORONET
DELUXE MODn
•Dual Hom System • Tinted Windshield
• Deluxe Wheel Covers • Deluxe Trim •
foam front seats • White sidewall tires
Ask for Motor No. Wl41 B8E105994.
'69
TOTAL DOWN
PAYMINT
'69
TOTAL MONTHLY
PAY MINT
'63 FORD FALCON
$688 ~:~~ 523 = 523 ::..". + f.U. & UC. ntin. n~
tot Al ~· s41-a TOTAL 516 TGTAL $16 m." + :'!~1 uc. =· n.l.·
llUI IOOk lll:ICI ....
$688 +~~'" 523 !5'. s23
1W1 IOOK l'IJa $11 .. ' ILUI IOOlt Pl.ICI .1101
'63 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX
1 *· hdt,. v..a. • ..,, .. ,,_ , .. ,...., 11' uM.. tut.,... rr,.., mktl. wM, -11.10C15111
'63 PORD COUNTRY WAGON '64 DODGI DAH 270
v~. rH11, hMr,., 1t/t111Mtk lr....ml•1911, -r irtt<lftt. fl'l\1935)
'688 ~::~ 523 = 523 Jr..'I. > + l.U & UC. nMt. nMt.
llUI IOOIC Pl:ICI f14IO
s-18· 8 :': 526 ::::: 526 ~!1 + T.IJI & lit. nMT.
llUI 10011. ,.ltl fl'll70
$488 TOTAL $16 '°'" s16 "'" "-ICI OOWll 1111111.T.
'+TAX' UC. nr111. nMT.
ILUI IOOK NICI ll'll~
'64 FALCON FUTURA
1 ._ Mrdl°" V.f, rffi9, ,._...,, Mitt. 111'11l... l'OWtl' ""'"'"""' ~ -''-(M;,120!
'63 RAMI, CLAlllC Cro11 Cntry. W1n.
~ '60. Alf!Olllllit ll'IMflllttlen. ,.,i., llMllr, WSW. "1POMJ'' ~
165 CHIYILU llDAN
N .;.in., M-8< lfll'llllliUIOI .. lr!.llH, *I,.,., ca"""" 11~ fl'GQM) 1788 •OTAL 526 "'" 526 "'" NICI ton 111m.t. I + 1u .. ut. n•t. mn.
IWI IOOK l'ltcl f1270
5488 :::: $16 = 51·6 :,:,~. + TAX I UC. nMT. Pl'lfl.
twl IOOll: NICI $HI
--TOT.. s33 '"" s33 ""' s9991 +~~lie_ = "':f~·
_,,. 1001: NICI S 1261 .
'66 MUSTANG COUPI
............. ..,,.. -.. Mfllth., ($Gl.SM
•988 '= s33 = s33 m.'I. . + TAX & LK. ""'· mn.
IWI IOOK .. ICI $1.00 .
'66 MIRCURY COMO
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$1188 ·::: 540 = 540 ~mi + TAX & tlC. mill. nlf1
IWI 100et NICI $1711
'64 DODGE DART WAGON
4Door, r.cii.. l'IMl1r. ""'rt lnttrlor. whit. llde Wiil llrM. (0TW1fll
$588 TOTAL $19 , .... $19 To ... PllCI Dewt1 Mtllly.
+ Tl• & Lk. Py... Py.t,
ILUI IOOl PllCI 11000
'65 PLYMOUTH PURY II
We, Mitt•, tvt..,..rk 1,.,,..i..-, ~ .. ,..._ Orl~I
1988 :i: s33 = s33 mil. + IAJI. & l lC. "11'1. nllt.
llUI IOOK .. Kl f14M
'65 PONTIAC Catalina 4·dr. H.T.
Air cond., ..,,.,, tr1ttt., lt .. H., 1'.S .. W/l /W, lPIK 7.0l
'65 DODGI DART
5788 TOJAL 526 ..... 526 "'" I +:~UC. =· =:.·
llU'l IOOI: ,.ICI $1121
51188 •;:: s40 = 540 ~:.1..~. + TAX & UC. nMT. "Ml·
M.UI 1001C 1'110 $1t20
'65 PLYMOUTH IATILUl'I
\I ... Ndle. llMltr, -11, '°"''' l•l1Mor, Mk.et ... 11. "'"""' (W!A'91)
'988' ~~ s33 = s33 .w..'I. I + t.u & UC. mn. n'llJ,
'66 CHIYROUT 'tth" 11r -'!ri-1,,., ,.d\1, ""''"'· Mll-!lt 1r1~illll•I..,, ca.,.11. fU'tol)
S988 = s33 = s33 =~ I + TM & L1C. ntn. "lilt
II.Ill toOll: Ntcl f 1'"
'6S CHIYILU MAUIU CPL
Y.f. _._It !,.••~ lotlttr, lldoty lilr q,;C., ,,., lt"l'lnt, WSW, carpttl. (IJX'°J!
51288 T::: s43 :::.~ s43 ~:l.'1. I + TAA ' UC. nlllT. n•t.
ANOTHER
HARBOR DODGE
FIRST!
48
MONTHS
BANK
FINANCING
Now AY1U1bl1 On
All New C.rs & New Trucb
In S!Gck
On Aprroved Bink c..dh
at Comrnercla N1tlonal &Ink -w .. tmlltlttr
'68 POLARA
• Nylon uphol!tery •Wall to wall carpets
• Automatic trans. • Power steering •
Heater & defroster system • Dual brake
system • 8ack-1Jp lights • 3 spd. wipers
& washers • Dix. mt bells. Ask for
Motor No. Dl23F80264724
$it.~•
IMMll>IA n DILIVIRY
IRAND NEW
$2388
JOTAl. -.tlCl LIJ:',.'
IMMEDIA n DILIVERY
AU HAllOI DODOI UllD CUI
l!'llli •· MLI ITM
100% UNCONOITIONAL GUARANTEE -nliS
STAR STATlS IN WRITING THAT NARIOtl
DODGE GUARANTEES THE CAR 100% AGAINST
MECHANICAL DEFtCTS FOR 100 DAYS OR
4,000 MILES WHICM MR COMES FIRST AFTD
PURCHASE, THIS INCLUDES ALL MECMANICA!
PARTS, ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, BAmRY,
SPEEDOMETER, ltADIO, HEATER ON ALL CARS.
THIS GUARANTEE COVERS All PARTS AND
LABOR FREE TO YOUI
UMlllLewMllMfllW .. &r11111'11W1 ...,r.o-•..-
'60 VOLKSWAGEN PICK UP
(IOl41 7)
4.. · :r~: 516.::::: 516 T ... + l•• • Uc. ..,.... =
'62 VOLKSWAGEN
t ...... ' ,,..., ~, ... (THto:U)
~511 +E{1 ... s19::;s19S
'64 VOLKSWAGEN
2 dur, ' """" """"'· 1"1J0191 IWI IOOK NJa 11111
'65 OLDIMOllU CUTLAll
4.Q _._We oM ""'"· ,._... .,......_ .,,,..._ Mt.t-.. (Stf. lie. Oltv)
... IOOI. Pita f 1141
'66 PLYMOUTH FURY II 711~ l:~ $26,::::: '26 '""' "65 DODGE POLARA +•HHL -= 2 0..-htnn., '9d9r'Y 1lr, ~ _, 11MrlM , r9dlo, •rer, V.f, ,_. :t.1'1!11. !M~ lltt!t<, '1wt11nfllc '""" (SVY»1)
s1288 TOTAL s43 = s43 m" ' +'!~tit. nlllf. ~;
IWI IOOI. NICI $1141
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$1688 :~ s57 = s57 ~ I + 1.u , tit. mn, mn. ...
CU'l'tts, WIW, Mfr. #01Jl11"'6. El-488~• W,~~ $SQ :::.-! $SQ:::.:. $1188 TO:-:: s40 ::I~ s40 ""I. '64 VOLKSWAGEN ~ I + TAl • UC. "flll· = ' IOtfd. M~ft ltth. lllCta1) ,+ T1~ a Uc. f'Vlllf. MtWr. ''''' ••·' $ < •
ILU• '°°' PllC• u11• .LUI loot{ me• •201• rsr 1 s26 .. 26 ..
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5-one Elso Want.-1'88 8166ES'.I' 81/WfiU .~PUCll: ON l'BI: OIUNGI: COAB'l'-f'BONB DIUC'.I' "2-587a
You C•n S•H It,
Find It, Tredo It
With • Wont Ad
HOUSES fOlt SALii HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSU FOii IALI HOUSIS l'Oa SALJ HOUSU FOR SALi HOUSES l'OR SALa llOUSIS l'OR IA.LI HOUSES 1'011 SALi HOUSIS FOR SALi -~-· ·-Genorol lOOO~noral 1000 -•I lllt-••1 1CIOO Gonorol . 1000-•I 1000 -•I loot -·-Gonorol 1000 Gen1r1l 1000
Uniqu e :JJu,,fu
1111 ·1115 Cliff Orlve, Nowpor1 Holghll
OPEN DAILY 12·'
CharminCIY decorated, sbue rooled, Pr ..
vlnclal S BR· 2 bath home. Sunny ash pan-
eled family room, glassed to patio It garden.
BAY VIEW from huge masfer bedr6om suite.
Vaulted beamed ceilings, corner firep_lace,
decorator draperies & wall ~· Light,
cheerful & 'immaculate! PLUS appealing 2
BR income unit with open beamed ceilings,
used b<ick llreolace a. patio. Qne of a kind
one owner property On 1 cboreleu landacap;d
85'%110' lot. •
Ruth Pordoll, O,.nor/8rokor 548.4416
Ol'EN HOUSE SUN. 1 • 5
2930 Alla Ylsia, bs1blull
!{ere ia an ltnmaculate 4 BR home offering a ·
wealth ot outdoor living with large pool and
deck area. Separate dining rm + break!ut
area in kitchen.
* Baycrest Specials *
1720 C"ndlatldt
Opon Sot/Sun 1·5
1823 Ge11wood Ln o,,.,, Sotvn!Oy 1·5
Thll channing 4 Bit home 4 bdnnl. A den with both
with \l's beamed celllnp family I' o om I. dining
and delightful pool will roorn + •p&rklinr p o o I.
lll'OVlde lu.auriOUI ·tMnr. You oan afford to redeof?r·
for 1omt happy family. ate 6 HCUPl'l. HUrTyl
1900 Coll'.IJl!Odore
Opon Sund1y 1.5
1112.,Estelle La11e.
Open Sot/Sun 1-5
ronn@r model fM.lurin& Immaculate 4 bdJ:m home
huee muter bdrm. •uite wl.th farnlly room & for-
with Roman bath and in· mal d I n l n C room. So
side garden area. Can bt brl&bl and cbttrful. Be
U5ed as 3 or 4 bdrmL sure to tee lt !
JERRY FR!UD • CHARW ARNOLD
REALTORS
646-7755
--------SUPER SHARP
I. I fo Will be your comments when Campa CJn lie) r )!OU "'-' th" Dr •• m
Seo thlo good' buy prlcod ot $<15,900 A New ·Home? Hoo\•. No"""' to'""' tur-
Bri"" lather to wee'tbls tber It hu everythlni. ·Ex· Wm. Winton, Realtor &Ja;;:,rous ._ dlltlnct!ve •t· dtinc ·Garden Kitchen over· I 229 Merlne, &.lboa l1l•nd rium borne wtth • "iottv« k>okin~ mQicured Lawns I 675..3331 Open 'tll 9 Every Night view" of the Bay. strlkinl' terrUo entry leads
'\ ........................... .;,...,..,.,...,.;,.,.,;,,. 14, bet.med ceillnp, tran• to a deconitors Delight of 4 Don't Miss Til.11 lucent roof, 4 BRs &. family bedroom.a, Formal Dtnlng CUSTOM Ho"E Room, luxurious carpet. all m -Immaculate Eut&ide location room, 3 baths, 3 cat 1araa;e. rooms. Two petlos, tnlly BACK BAY s BR plt11 h.m rm, a: fonnal Come to 1M2 Santiago Drive
', 1/3_ ACRl!--$26~950 dinlna &rel. 5"-% FHA • 5ii.16 Oft1ce for Pre.Vu ot spriM!ed front and re&r.
1 ~g rantb home. An ... I09' ..___ tttls e-xcltfn& new home. Healt.b Jcm:iet Sale of original
1 .dn!u of H...... l'onnal uuwn. C owners. Trsde in your small· ! pres....,..,. * szz 950 * Roy J. Ward o. er ·out«Mm 'home tor. one
I dining room. ' ........,. MIZELL -REALTY , • .,._, °'""''
I Qenerous lized bedroom.I. LOO_.... 1842 Sanlia-Dr 646-l!iiO tha.1.bu ~ery1hlng. Fanl.U-,,_6-~.... · tic Vft)ue at ,000. 1 Lovely landlcaped ground.1. · . . , .
, 540-l-ra> WOODSY yard nr Harbor HJ TROPICAL Plllo1sif ' '
• TARBELL H6 Harbor 3 J&e BR. 2 be, Ire lam rm, MESA VERDE· $24,500 '
elec • bH/lnl, h u I e peUo, Near major ~ln& A fine
, Eastside, C.M. 121"~..., llHlty ochoob . LuP --..1>2
• Near Olurchel, 3 Bedrooma, 61'5-«XJl. baths, family room. Dree.m 22!1 ~-BRISTOL
THIS WEEKS
10
BEST BUYS
TOWN HOUSES
. $17,500
COSTA MESA · HUNTINGTON BEACH -
2, S and 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, one and 2 sWry.
PRICED FROM $17 ,500. ~ood terms.
$19,670
$115 per ID'J!llh for this 3 bedroom, 2 bath
adult home with vour own private fruit grove
and maintenance fTee yard. Near new shop-
ping center -OUTSTANDING VALUE.
$19,950
2 • HouM11
$127 PER MONTH 2-houses on one !qt -
Top Costa Mesa area. BE A LANDLORD'and
live in other. .i·.\ •. " .. $26,900 ..
Coll99e Park
ACROSS FROM GRADE SCHOOL -One of a
kind clean, S bedroom 2 bath famlly home.
Huge family room with eating area, plus all
ele<tric bullt-ln kitchen. ASSUME 8% FHA
LOAN.
PATIO KITCHEN
$30,500
A DREAM COME TRUE when you view this
mod,el home clean 4 bedrQom borne with mas-
1ter bedroom dresBing room and 2 full baths. :A park Uke,&etting rear yip-d thet will amaze
you.
COSTA MESA
ltlfMrbblel
Eleon1 S BR ex.ecullve borne
la &Qcrettl IdeaDy planD@d
tor format Ol' l.nfonnal en-
terWnlnr. Large dinlna 6
family room, brKkla1t area.. ~
oourt )'tl'd entry, atau wall-
ed lo beaudtuUJo land.lc:ap«I
prdf!ft uquislteq demr-11·
ed. Unbeatable for $TB,500
with only $12,<XXI down.
Baycrest DrNtn
A Grecian Goddeu dld lux·
wiale in tbb ~ 4 BR
3 bl.th home that IUJTOUnds
• ap&rldlna •bite 6 blUe Ait-
lhon)l pool ...... ...._
wife-aver floor plan wUh a
formal dinln& area &. pan-
el.led famll)o room Ideal for
fun livlna I entertainlna.
Unclerpric~ at $74,950.
The Fir1t Timt Offered
Warm, tn@OO.ly 3 BR born@
combinin&' the best 1n Jam.Uy
llvin& I entertalnina on
beeutUul Anlta Lane. ca.II
Cor appointmmt.
Pete Barrett R•alty
161X) WtstcllU Dr. 642-5200
Luxurious
Water "ant
Duplex
848-7171 -OPEN SUNDAY -546-2313
Exchnlve W estcliff l'ool Home
4 large bedrooms, all 3 baths hove double
puilmans -This ia the popular U..Jupe with
all rooma opening to pa~io and pool area, -:-
New dropes, gorgeous nylon snag carpets.
$69,500 -·owner will llnance.
Halecrest Value Plus
3 Bedroo"!, 2 Baths, family home in prime
area. -.uardwood floors . Double garage.
ClOM to all IChoolo and park. $23,500-$1650
Down. Payment& less than rent.
' Newport. Heights District
3 Bedrooma, 2 baths in excellent location
close to schooll and shopping. Striking land·
scaping front and rear. -Convenient alley
entrance tor boat or trailer -$25,500. No
down to vets or low down FHA terms.
Half Acre Ranch Home
Sparkles lllce a jewel -Perfect home -
with loads of trees -In the path of progress
-Could be commercial or unit& -$30,996.
Terms can be arranged to suit.
ColleCJe Park 4-Bedroom
Outstanding in every respect. 2 nice baths,
large kitchen. Beautiful trees and shrubs .
$25, 750 -10% Down on FHA terms.
Eastslde -Nr. Westcliff
3 Bedroow, large rear yard with alley ac-
cess for boat or traililr. Only a few steps to
school! & shopping.
Newport HCJhts. Dist. Duplex
2 Dandy units partly furnished in excellent
condition. -Could be a 4 Bedroom, 2 bath
home and add another unit. -A steal at
$21,000 -$1200 Down FHA.
Unoblitnicl@d VIEW and you
OWN th@ land! Upper 3 bed-
room unit built for awnera
home, h111 all the extr1.1
tb1t are '° d@sirable . La.rge
2 bedroom lower unit always
ttnled for top dollar. Com-
bine pride or own@rah!p,
goo;:I bulineu, and deli&htful
living. See Today! SUbmlt
your hom@ on our ruanmttt
Trade Plan .
546-2313 Open Sunday 646-7171
WE NEED SALESMEN
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, 1 % be.th.I, $21,SCXI kitchen with all Ow: flneat 546-0022 ()pen Eves.
• r..-... WW1am RJ. JOIN tbt ~ tn the built-in features. Intercom-ts Your Ad in our clauifM!ds? 1/3 Acre ·, """"''~"" ~. tr. DAll.Y PILOT WAJft ADS! AM/FM thru 540J710
THE~EAL
ESTATERS
" ·'
K!-{671 TARBELL 2955 Harbor lt. 01'1 &C-5678 yeniences nearby. Over 26QO feet of living ll67;:1-4~350~~~Ev~"~·~m=. ~™"~~~~=====; out. Someone will be looktna: for 4 BEDROOMS in a rural setting with city con-
area, with plenty of outdoors hobby areas,
and dark room •in 2 car garage. M I G H T
TRADE.
2043 WFSIO.IFF DRIVE
Op~n Houses
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THIS . WEEKEND ·
KHp tl>ll han4t~~ory w1tl> ... tl>lo -·· .nd •• you 1• untl"" All tM IM.lltlefta l11tlid ltelow .,.. lll•rlW lft 9rMtv Mhlll ..,
·adv#tllln1 . ..__._. In ... •J'&,DAILY Pl Lot
WANT ADL Patrieint lhowlnl ~ hoUHI .... .. ,. or to NM It" •q-4 t9 Tllt•.auch tnf•lllll•
tlon hi thl• ctlWftft ..ch PrW•r· '
HOUSES FOR SALE
(3 a.droom)
I 226. Polarh Dr .. Dover Shores .
642-8236 !Sat & Sun) * 1801 Bonnie Doon•, Irvine Terr., CdM
642-6472 Eves: 873-3488 (Sun 1·5)
210 Larkspur, Corona de! Mar
673-3770 (Sat It Sun 1·5)
**2709 Cove, China Covee, CdM
675-300-0, Eves 548·88fi8 (Sun 1·5)
274 Knox PL. Newport Height&
642-5140, 846-2414 (Set & Sun 1·5)
227 Kn<lx Place, Costa Mesa
646-7171 or 546-2313 • • (3 Br. & Family or Don)
980 Presido Dr. (MM& de! Mar) CM
545-5487 !Sat & Sun 11-6)
929 Via Lido Nord, NB
675-4031 (Sat & Sun 1·5)-
22022 Capistrano Lane HB
540-9545 (Open Daily)
2020 Atiso, Costa Mesa
646-3255 (Sat & Sun)
386 Vi sta Ba y, Newport Beach
646-3255 !Sal & Sun)
466 E. 16th Sl., Costa Mesa
540-1720 (Sat & Sun)
332 Monte Vista. Costa Me:sa
548-8127 (Open Daily)
16591 Trudy Lane. Huntington Beach
847-8030 (Sat & Sun)
3301 Admirally Dr. !Hunt. Harbour) HB
772-9530 (11 to Du•k)
190-0 Commodore (Baycreati' NB
646-7755 (Sun 1-5)
1048 Concord St., Cosla M ...
546-5440 (Sun 1·5:30)
2519 VUAar Pl., Cost.a. Mesa
642-1771 (Sat & Sun 1-6)
3108 Sumatra Place (Mesa. Verde) CM
540-1720 !Sun 1·5)
3158 &rbados (Me.a Verde) CM
546-5992 . (Sat 1-5)
1712 Tradewlnds, Newport Beach
842.7771 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
*481 Flower, Costa 1'1esa
846-0555 or 545-283S
2123 Pomona , Costa Mesa (Sun 1-6)
846-0555 or 873-8118 (Sat & Sun 1-8)
(4 Bedrooms)
1000 West Wind Way, Dover Shorea
1142-8235 (Sat, & Sun)
140 South lllJrlroot, Balboo loland
114U!235 (Sal & Sun) * 1886 Galuy Drive, Dovtt Shores
tk2-82S5 (Sot & Sun)
120'7 Swses Line, Newport Beach ~ (Sun 1·5)
3$1 62nd SL. Newport Sbore1. N.B.
675-0144 (Sot & Sun 1·5)
2980 Alta Vllta. Eastblulf. NB
67Ulll
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(Sun 1·51
(4 Bedrooms & Femily or Don)
17862 Mann St. University Park Irvine
873-9402, 833-2038 (,sat & Sun ,1-'1) * 1539 Sanllaro, Baycreat ._.
642.S23S (Sat & Sun 1-5) * 1629 Antlqua Way !Dover Sh<>re.sl, NB
548-8332 (Fri & Sat 1·5)
1842 Santlago Dr. (Dover Shor~J1 _NB
.MG-!'550 . (ll..., 10.5).
*1924 l>eeward, Newport B<lach ..
~S-a2S5 · · ,. (Sat &. Sun)
2001 Siiiliago Dr. (llaycrest) NB
842-5200 . (Slil'I 12-5)
1501 Boyade<e, Irvine Terr .. CdM
675-3000, 673-0554 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
846-7982
2914 Cliff Drive, NB
842-5843 (Sun 12·5)
1751 Pitcalrne Dr. (Mesa Verd•) CM
540.1720 (Sun 1-5)
1608 Ruth Lane, (Weatclifl).NB
675-3000, Eves: 842-4788 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
507 Avocado (Irvine 11) CdM
875-3000, 846-8590 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
673·0584
1112 Eotelil! Ln. (Baycrest) NB
846-7755 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*1720 Candl .. tick (Baycrest) NB
846-7755 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1098 El Camino (Mou de! Mor) CM
546-5440 (Su n 1-5:30)
2399 Tustin, Newport Beach
8411-3256 ' (~ft 1·6)
1501 Eton, Newport Beach
8411-3255 (Sun 1 ·Sl
1645 Minon:a, (M.,a Verde) CM
8411-2313 or 8411-7171
2983 Baker (M .. a Verde) CM
846-7171 or 548·2313
2352 Cornell (CoTiege Park) CM
846-2313 or 646-7171
3218 Oaltota St. (Mesa Verde) CM
540.1151 (Sun 12-8)
(5 Bodroom)
287 Sierka, Coatl Mesa
673-8560 (Sun 1·5)
60 I Marguerite, Corona de! Mar
673-8550 (Sat & Sun)
IS Br. & Femily or Den)
2018 Windward Lane (Bayttest) NB
842-520-0 (Sun 12-: '
**1350 E. Oceon Front. Bolbot Penn.
873-9200 Eve1: 848-0715 (Doily 1·51
*1823 Glenwood La ne (Baycr.,t) NB
8411-7756 (Sat 1·5)
I DuplexH for Sale I
l &21t3Br.orDon
316 .Via Nord. NB
675-5200 (Sat It Sun 1·51
1811 ·1815 CUii Dr. (Npt. Ht&.) NB
548-8416 (Dally 12-9)
1355 E. 9alboll BI..S., Bil Penn.
678-9200 £v11: 1148-6996 (Dolly 1·6)
Income l"ropefty For Sale
(2 8drm . + I 1(1,,... Apt.)
**t14 38th St., Nowport UIAnd
67S-9200 Eveo: 84M810 {Sun l·S)
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COOL-POOL
$26,800
COST A MESA -On this tree lined street
you will find a 3 bedroom family home with
enclosed patio overlooking a fun filled yard
and pool with tinted patio and tropical plants.
INCOME PROPERTY
•1 . ..5. Upits .,
Or> tbe beach, oll furnished. TertnJ
Duplexes
2 story, 2 bedroom up , 11h baths
15 Units
One acre park like setting.
$47,500
130,50-0
$155,000
S46-77ll °""' Evft. \ ....... '"'!;,_ ............ iiiij,-,~ ... ---1
BAYCWT r8 EXCLUSIVE wttb ua. RE-
DUCED 16.IXXl.OO h>r qwck OLLEGE
sale. 4 b@droom. Lg FMI. REA' ...u
room, tttm""'""' Pa!OI Ver-I.I I
de flrep\&CI!. B:utlut u-ea.
Br~ay can be enclo&ed Whew! Cool Off!
lor Formal dinln&· t.arre Splash arOW'ld in thl1 1parld·
heatf!d Pool 1!i x to. C.D.M. Ing pool thete hot daya, or
High .tchool. 'Easy upkeep. any day loc that matter!
F9r appt. call Jean Van D@r Here's a sharp 4 BR with
&rd@n 646-:t?ss;' Jean Smith family room & about 1600
R@<or. aq ft. Good Gov't loan to tak@
JEAN SMITH, .. ., '00• """' .. ""'"' 1"' REALTOR ~soo.""'-Immed. '°'"
China Cove
Adjective& generally doo't
describ@ the horn@ of a PER·
FFX'TIONIST! So, W@'ll just
giV@ you the basic tacts and
hope you 'll allow us 10 show
you this CUSI'OM QUALITY
3 Bedroom 3 Bath home.
'The "Llvin1t"' Quarters are
on th@ lop noor to take full
advantag@ of th@ restful
MARINE VIEW • but the-re
Is an ELEVATOR FROM
GARAGE LEVEL for your
convenien~. Pric@d tor 400 E. 17th St., C.t.1. 646-325.S quick Sile @ S8j ,OCKJ,
• • • Golf Course Custom OPEN SUN AFT /NOO~ Within 'ii block of Fairway S1>3Wl Eves. 548-8868
1601 Bonni• Doon•, 01 Mesa Verde Country Club. Harbor
Irvine Terrace 8'""lilw '"""' '"· • '""'· Hi-"lands rarnblin& Callforrua Ranch YI' Special ! I Style born@. Just now being A good family location. Qu\et
pl d@-Str@ef. • no through tramc. -POOL & VIEW-C<lm eted. can now for Handy to eYtt)'thini. includ-
3 BR, 2 ha, FA. blt·ln 1u tails. ing Shops, Banks, Schools
kit, aerv prch, dbl pr; par. and Oiurdles. Thi• sparkJ.
quet nr1. Low leU@-hold, 30 College Realty 546-5880 in& • clean 3 Bedroom , Den
ORANGE COUNTY•S LARGEST day poss. Small, BUT has 1500 Adami at Harbor + P'1mily Room horn~ is d~· everything! $43,500. Appo int· 1Ne1r Cln@ma Th@at@r) _, 293 E. 17th St. M6 4494 ment only, "'l:Z::::::::=:C:::::: I "'gncd for ronvffi i@nce and • --· ---easy entertaining. The Pa-
laycrest Area HARBOR VIEW HIW CURT DOSH, Reallor Assume 5%% Loan ~~,.~!·":·n~';
4 Bedroom, 3 Bath Dream · · 1130 w Coast HiJ'hW•Y $49,500.
borne built tor a dilcrlm~ L1.1Sk 'RO~ ·"'·"1f AN 642-6412 . EVES. m-3468 on ~ CoUe1e Park bH.ut;y Loea.ted: 160!! RUTH LANE
aung @>ttt1.1tive and hls d~ C>CeAN B'R.£EZE. Four leaturina 3 ld.na: alted BRI, OPEN SUN. 1.5 PM ~rving f.amUy. ~elightful bE!dtftOltis, three bl.th&, tam· double fireplace, lush land-for Y'OUI' convenience
d@cor. Large livina: room, ll)o room with wtt bv, din-REDUCED ~Pini A: cul-de-Ac ltrttt. 675-3000 EvH . S73-«554
h11&eJ tamily room, 2 flle.. tng room. brM.Jtfut raom. . OPEN SAT/SUN 1-6 ~&
places and wet bar. Locat-and bt11lt·ln ldtchtn. OntY 1 2 BR F.utaid@ Co.ta Mesa. 2519 Vaa.ar Pl. Beach
ed OA str~t ot expenslv1 year old, quality cari:iebi, N~ wtril:. Now 0 fl I Y lty, Inc.
hon\N. If you can a!tord th@ fully drap@d horn@. Aftrac· $1 ,!'JOO. M>'7 E. Coe.st Hwy., Cd:M " ---$50,0CKI Pricl" Rana:r, you'd liv@ modernl11lc J)OOI wlth
better see this today. Sub-loads of deddn1, completely
mil your smaller horn@ oo fenced includin1 enclo.ed
our ruarant<'E' tndr-plan. front court yard. Prof@sslon·
PERRON
,,.., .. • y • ,, • * 642-1711 'Anytime*
2043 WES'I'CLll'-F DRIVE
64&-7711 Open 1.'Ve1.
OPEN
SUNDAY 1..1
256 Octanvltw
On@. at a kind vi@w of bay,
OCftn and Cltalin• from
thl1 3 Bdrm. + ramlly room
&11d pool. + loll ol 1w1n1aes
·Come set!
646-7171 546-2313
THE fl'EAl. j
ES TA~rER~.; 1
~ BDRM on a LARGE l.(TI'
In ME.SA VERDE. l 1tory
floor plan. l...afl@ brlelt
patio, 2 lkl@ yvdl &1l with
rtincei I: sprinklers. St.Jn1
ftn!plstt. Home ill near
pule A: tc"°°"-Pnc. II
~.WI wUh le• than HOO'.!
cub down. Owner traMJer-
r.d. Bkr. -
Ally landscl'l.ped includina :m E. 17tb St., c.M.
=~."'.:.::,1::~ ';:,~~~,....!!"'!!-~~!!"!'~ Mesa Verde BICJ 4
....ion ovoilabl<. A..,.._ .. ,. DOVER SHORES All th< rnaa1c or th< cl&MI<
at ~.7'0 wlth l@rmi. Paotlltttt and con1tructioo.
1629 Antlqua Way ::,, "::,"';,·~,'::i' ~
Open Fri /Sat 1·5 1n top Mesa. Verda arH . Pro-
Spaclou1 4 BR • 3% i.tha fHll.onaly landtc:t.ped, NW
Cartettd lanaJ • hid pool llr&PH and paint. All tl!Ctrl('
ONnpl'ly air conditioned kitchen. Tr&Mfered own@r
Bffutlful cai-petS/drape1 asklnl SM,950 with a rood
F .. Slmpl• loan to auume.
Rlduc'@d to $84,0'.XI C I h C i:x .. u ... i;,.,,c1.. o esworl y & o.
OPEN HDUSE Martin 11111 E1tato
SAT " SUN 1 • 7 548.Q32 642.nn
17162 Monn St. Widow Must S.111 l!IO< H~ ::,:~:· c.M.
Un.lv•rNty 1'1rlc BH.utUul 3 BR El'#dt t-ome .., ... __ _,_ ... _
lrvlnt All c&rpel@d, 2 till' bl. 11 NO LOAN COST
---· -· --
241• Vista Del Oto
Ne~rt B@ach
TENNIS 7
Swi.mminc. Boatina:, Goll •
Jud la.Yin& in th@ Sun '!
You can do all il you llke
plenty or ltilUl"@ time
when you ll9@
at th@ Blutt~
All ~ work and utmor
maintenance b done
for you • start to
R.!:ALL Y ENJOY LIFE
2-3-4 ~a. 2.J bfttha
Spanish 11.)'lf!d homes for
ke.81! or Sal@ Your Opportunily "•rm' •in rm .... 1o • .,,1c, lg dbi &U'Q'@. Ptle@ $23.960 .
S 10% dn. Slye 5,000 Loon Vibert, R11ltor
Available now 1 mo.-@ dy Juat 11ep In & tuumt thb by NoYembf.r 1'1!8
lnl"p! CJ @xlttln& loan. T!'I'-Ph. 644-l lll -....... OwMr oHtra with resret . , . $24,2'J tn MESA VEIWE!
lJPt, IUfUU', N , ecavtn-"doll~" that 11 dean • ~t lw)me • l.n alnllt res!· denc:t tion neat. CU.tom c • r p t t t n a
Jvat moS: m : Al.RADY tN. tlwuout. heh pa.Int, new
sl'Au.ro. '-· ... -· °' ...... lo» ttna$vt ctm.ent 'Mft qua)Jtl '°"*'· A toUd VI.Ne. $31J50
-pllllll _.:._""" Bkr. -· °"" Sol 1.S
t1flc 3 l t.miJy room home ----__
with cuitom poo1, 2 t.tha. ZLLZL\.LALl£'V
c»dou11 Uvtn1 room A nre-Giant Sllltd Ftmlly Rm pl•ce 1U n.wlY polntod tn-$22 500 ·
t.W. ldttJ home 10 m itt· You •on't ~j"°' It 'til you
t1tn tn. Qiokf, Meu Dll let II ! Exttnd. tbe entire
Mar lootb. Alk1na: P9,8'50 I~ ol the bome. Rich
.. mike ottf'l'! pantiled wtlll, entlclrc tlrt-
--..-' at WI 8art.dol. c.M. Ne~rt Heights :::"tor ta1tc1, "" ""'· sll 'n41s 11 = VTE :s:~ j N,., Pool, TINllo c.urto, 4 IEDRM-$23.000 I
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otace. i.,.. bedr\JOiln, 2
ktt.., Hom•nMer'a ~
bull•to kltcl>oo. Slldlr,r-
""' .. .....,. -SI0-17"1 ll'W ra Shopplns Cttt*" ' SetloeiJa. 4 Oompllttb' tldt«ntll!d.
bdrm. 2 blith, ram. room, 17 Bdrme. l'amib' rm,'" t..ttia. a..JMd celDnCa. w.u to
• 31 -°''""' Uv. 131>.900 • '"10il fll>lllCfnc -..-lhruoul Celi. JUST umDI """"· dbl. """'""" .tootrk Coll l3M038 "' ._., _, In "'""II dlrlinl 5 lt.droo ldtch@n, w/w c:pt. • $39,500. 2 hat•• Wlllk to , · lftS lrnm.IClalate 2 Un!ta_ 40tb SL "C"' THOMAS Retltor roca. .... & balls + ~mlbo rm + d:tn-~ ct eaniio.. mvd.
:tM W. O:ut HYq M&.SM1 IMMACULATI: CnHttt Parle .achaoli ' lhopp\tW. OwMr lftl rm, Bad: &.,. hut>"! $40,000! CANT LAST LON(;!
Nowpirt 8ctL Ew......., """I> I BllJ!I ..... Sml1I "111 bolp -MO>tnO ()J!y 131 !St llolboo Illy
-· ....,. t.,.. loan. TAIUIELL -!WW .,.,.._ lloolty Proport111
$25,91/0. P1>orJe --Ml"" ...... -_.. 675-4031 673.7420 hft: 67•f117
Dial JIU.om tor JU:SULTS $-27.12 l'!Ihr W-IJJll ...n 91!1tl!!!•a•!!ll-•·' 'l••lil!i!-... I!~--
IS Balotr, CM. ~ TAIUIUJ. 2llili H.-
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1242 Hunllf)91on H~nllntl•~
Becilnner's Delight r·
Channing 3 bedroom llome on a tantaslic lot
aJ1d a qulet tr..,.lined street. Fresh paint and
carpets. All this for '18,600 with G.l ~nc
ing.
Customised I
Tbil 3 bedroom, family room home ~ too
many custom features to mention. Tile entry,
panelled family room and oew carpeting are
only a few. '23,500.
Investor's Paradise
·rwo homes on a half acre. One is a charmer
with 2 BR, beam ceilings and loads of panel·
ling. The other is a 3 BR and only 4 years old.
Both have gara·ges in addition to an extra S
car garage. $!is a month for $38,000.
View, View, View!
4 bedroom ranch home wiUt formal dining
room and a panoramic view of city lights.
Immaculate condition and just reduced to
$41,900 by out·Of·State owner.
Cape Cod
That old world charm in a late model home. 4
bedrooms, formal dining room, family room,
terrazo entry, nicely landscaped and on a
cul'de·sac street for $45,500.
Broodmoor
One ot the largest Broadmoor plans with 4
bedrooms formal dining room, brealda5t
area and 'a huge family room. Priced beTow
market value at $54,950.
Panoramic: View
Of Oatalina Island, Balboa, and ocean from
this 3000 sq. ft. custom home on fee land.
3 br formal dining room, Jar~ game room
and ihe privacy of an inner courtyard for en-
tertaining. All of this for only $52,500 •.
"ring" I!\ SPRING
.. -.REALTY •I "anytime"
EASTSIDE
ASSUME HIGH GI
3 BRB, dining room sernce porch,
de! plno Ille entryhbrick fireplace,
14l>' deep lot & s ade tr .... l'ay·
ments on present GI loan $155 in·
eluding pnnciple, Interest, taxes &
insurance. Full price only '23,500.
Let's work out down payment.
COUNTRY STYLE KtTCHfH
MESA VERDE
New w /w carpets, 2 baths, fantastic
condition. Large oversized kitchen
with eating are:a. Low down FHA
tenns. Full price only '23,500.
COATS & WALLACE REALTORS
1491 BAKER STREET
546-4141
COSTA MESA, CALIF.
DOYER SHORES
This bef..utilul home waa
planned for f.a.m.Uy IMng,
and should be adaptable for
the entertaining of large or
&mall group&. 4 Bdrm. 6 bath
rm. One ol the finest built
homes in the Newport Har-
bor area. No expense has
been spared in this Luxury
Vi.ew home. Over 4200 Sq ft.
Asking $139,500
Call for Appointment
BAYCREST
3 Bedroom home with lam·
ily rm, an dseparate dining
rm. Pool size yard. flood
lighting front & rear. ill Fi
piped thruout.
1>9,..,
Call fOl' APP(.
BAYFRONT
Coats le Wallace Rnl
Estate ia he.WY to 8.1\o
nounce that DUANE
WICKLUND is now a.s-
aociated with their ftnn.
Can he help )'OU?
-H•rbour 14l>5 -H•rbour 1401 On the Bl 0 BLUN"'1' Br. spit lvl, QiPen I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;i
• Br. 2 Ba .• ~ furn U btam. Tl.le root. U/mrkt •t 11
wanttd. 14:• IOI:, nL tot $31,950. Owotr &4H140 EXKUTIYE HOME ON Tii WATER ~ .\:;..~~~: toroM dol Mor 1250
1'12,IOO. -646-9'138
pre1ti.1e Cameo Sboret1 }~ CC>U..t:GE Pat1c: a c r o a,
' 1arge """""""' + den tram 1Cboc1. , ar. tll ""·· GENE'S GEMS
Wdtc:ll The
5\an Set Over
Catalina 30' bciat 1fip, 3 large Blls, 3 large baths, ,.,...
ily room, huge lfving room with we.t bar,
modern all electric kll<b<o, exqulalte cry.W
chandelier In formal dining room, spacloUJ
cloeeta. This lovely home ia built around an..
all glass atrium. Perteet for your own deo-
oraUng ide11.
swtmmhlc pool 1r1 tam. rm., ~"' Or•-c .. 11 Property recen~~atom ~ted patio, trplc, crpts, drpa. Gene Norv•ll • Re1ltor p,-"'~ to move. $24,000. M>-CTU * * * *
Contact =:'7~..... EASTSIDE DUPLEX Better to hove to.r.d:
J:'wos: 6«2-«290 2 BR e1;. !"1replaoe, W/W and Iott than nevtt 10 have
carpet, MU" all llhopt. Only lot.led at all
In HUNTINGTON HARBOUR
$25,500. Brltr 646-82:18 • * * *
WILL Sell ~interest to 4 Br. Tht Happy Lo.11fer:
boule or will rent. 2968 No yard work • easy home-
MUbro SL C.M. 545-98711 work, 0ptn bMmed 3 BR
OPEN HOUSE U1 euau.n l\Kuty + $185 mo
980 Presido Dr. $.25,500 = In Corona ~ Mat,
3 Br., fam rm. 545-5487 ' * * * *
$88,500 full price & you own the land.
Directlona: Pacific Coast Highway to Admlr·
alty Drive, turn north across the bridge to
3301 or call (714) 772·9~30.
Open Hou,. S•l/Sun 11 to Dusk
3301 Admiralty Drive
MOITGA•t lllYICING ASJOC14Tll.
C-2 Cbmmerclal bldg + 1 br. The Big Loaf•r:
home. $27,CMXI. $5,000 dwn, 5 BR In Cbrona dd Mar or Huntington Buch ~400 Huntington Baach 1400
ha.I. 6%% 646-149'1 can be Used u Dupl~ ---"----:=
FOUR BDRMS GOOD Ioveotm'< I>om. with IS3,1SO NATIONAL MAGAZINE
Wl..lt $25,500. Both rented *" * * * AWARD WINNING RENTAL BUYS
VVhy wute your time look· lmma.c.10% dn 6'15-t859 Owr The Lo1f•r'1 Dream: , HOME Vacant 3 &: 4 BR homt'I. Car-
ina at high priced, ttnbecom· OWNER VA or ntA 3 BR Pool, OcNn View, secluaion Uve In the exciting home pets, drapes, bullt·lna. EZ
lng homes. Thia new lilting $18,950. -9'J9 Cct'llJ't'A St.. and spedoug 4 BR borne, called 1968 "Tl'end Setter" n!lltal term• while procei.
ha• LOCATION, PRICE .l CM s.;..136S $5.3,00J by "Hou9t' & Home" Map. ill& VA or FHA l&le.
APPEAL. Olli. now to see. * * * * zine! Thi.a brand new 4 LISTER REAL TY $25,950 M••• Verde 1110 The Sm1ll Lo1fer: Bdnn. 2 bath home capture& 18612 Beach Bl., HB 842.mll
But bl8 famlly living, S BR.. ttte imagination of thb. fam-LOOKS & LIVES
Newport OWNER MOVI NC to 3 .bath, newly carpeted, owi maguine's diScrlminat· LIKE 1 S-mill Farm
Hawaii. MUil sell large 4 $39,950 ing edltort.. Located within Gorgrous 2 &tory Colonial
at BR 2 bath, family room, * * * * hiking dU1tance to Hunting-style ttome with 11 'bearing
Vldorla distinctive double b r I ck The Loafer' a Speci1I: ton Beach State Park. It's fruit treetl & weetable gar-firepla~. new shag cpts In Weil priced 4 -BR. comer lot got everythiAg' you've ever dens. All the extru in th1a
"'1811 ev.ecy room, beautiful front beeulifull,y land&et.ped, build-\Vanted Incl. a }GW, low, low f'·-horn ~ Id d!en with &ll ~·ilt Ina horn •-· .. .,. e. $31,200 any terms. t "" • • en: e, _,.500 price, $25,235. No down PllY· Rex L Hodges Rlty 847.2525 -=====~==:I I~ pool.aized yard, cloae , * * * * mt. Vets, or FHA &. conven--1-~=;;;;;,:.,,"°",....::_::;= Ill to all llChools. Full prl~ en-OPEN HOUSES: tional terms. WIW Cali>et· PRESTIGE HOME
1Y $27,950. CAlJ.. LARRY SAT. & SUN. inr, fenced rear )'8.J'd, tront Beau 3 BR, blt·in BBQ, frplc. ~USl (open eve 1) 601 Marguerlt., CdM 1.5 lawn &: landacaping. A cozy nr goll crse, walk to Public
Heritage Real Estate 208 Sl•rka, CM, Sun. 1·5 fireplace A: an all glass k!tch-&: Cath. scb.ls. Assm, S%r.4
This fine 3 BR + f.amUy + PAINLESS -en with G.E. built·lna, incl. loan. Owner 88.Yll. "Make
room home on quletcul* F'INANCING * ~ di.lhW'IUlher. Wow, what & ~er." SlateaRet\Jty847.J519
aac street. near all .llCbools 4 BR ·2 BA, family rm',~. way to live & you can move ·="=-·-002-=7300=°=----I ~ Mesa Verile. Built -In freshly repainted. Available ~ 'lM/ ~ In today! Call 5'f0.2751 51' % NEWPORT West. 3
kitc:ben&dhbwuher,2fire.. lmmediat,J·· $24000 1612 -·-·-BR 2 ba w/eveeything places w/w carpetin&" &: ~ · · 01• Sp1nl1h H1cl•nd1 S26 'ooo mn ,.._ i ... ___ T _ •
SPARKLE BRIGHT
•
COATS dra~. Fenced yard, Only White Oak, cperi Sat & Sun 332 Marguerite, CdM Huge trees IUITOWld thia 54()'..~ o,,Alp-..,....., .....
& $29,500. 543-49.S7 673-1550 block, leading tG a Spanish
2629 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA An exceptlona.Uy beautilul WALLACE ~ beauty. 3 King size bedroom.& F nt I y II 141 homewhichhasbeenlaviah-REALTORS ·, ... , I lll.1Newport Be1ch 1200 CameoShores 1.Jvini room with romantic ou •n 1 •y D l--:-NH;;E;;Ew-=-IG;;P~Ho;;;TS-;;R;;T;--,._.8_y_0_W_n•e•r-•I ~m~~~· ~;~.! ~.!!lne•> <>Biii eb5¥8t\ iPihlsA 'f."~ly :":" ;.!~·,!::,".~:: = o.='::;,,. ~: OPfH Sat/Sun 1-5
walls open onto a magniti-1093 Bake CM 546-544<1 UP'PER BAY late. Immediate possealon, kitchen with Di&hwa&her 18673 Los Ffor-
Chartn.ing. quaint home peeds Best Buy In cent terrace. New Pier & I~==~===== r, · · 3700 Ft under mi•slon tile $74,900. excellent tlnancing and breaklast area. New ...-.-
the touch of artistic remodel-F1oat. A home designed to I• root. S Lge. bdrms., 30' avaUable. wall to wall carpctlng. IS X 5 BR.!. 2 full be.tbs, built·lna.
fireplace, F Aheat, complete-
ly carpeted, drapes, extra
large garage, shake root, 2
patios. $29,500. Owner IM'I·
ing, Directions: F.aat on D..
lia off of Broolthurat to
0peri House signs.
ing,but potential ls there for Mesa del Mar serve all functions of enter· n .JJ. 2 OH A LOT mstr. suite wltrpl Fonnal Bkr. 673-!H.95 or 642-6969 20 screened in patio looking
the unusuat 2 Bedrooms? 2 Bedroom, 2 beth with lovely t.aining, Vnen ou&e din. rm., lovely liv. rm. w/ Invest nr. the Oc••n Into an orchard of fruit trees.
Baths? Fireplace, Yes! carpeting and drapes $97,500 /-CU.stom z BR homes on large ~I. PaneUed family rm. w/ 3 BR J% ba d 2 Fplc 3 Fantaatlc Value.
Guest room half there. Come throughout. kitchen bullt~ins call for Appt. 2001 S•ntiigo Drlv• lot w/private tront &: rear h~ trpt, wet bar. Spe.nlsh garalres. ··Mo:tain" ~
.stt it Full Pra is only and other fine features. BAYCREST peti08, lush lanci&eaplng:. We !loon, CUit. carp. & "Beach" home er use aa
$21,900. ta% down with conventional 1• ohn mac nab (not leased land) Live in one&: rent the other, drapes. 58' Cov. patio. Pro-Duplex. Or ~d second
financing available -noo Open Sund1y 12. 5 Try n-IA terms. fess. lndscpct 3 car flll"lie. home on beaut11u1 40' tot. ~· · -per month principal and in-REALTY COMPANY Do see this hospitable 4 BR $29,500 Every extra! s79,500 STAN SMITH
teresl Priced right •• $26,500 881 DOVER DR. Hacienda white rtuoc:o with BY OWNER 64$-1846 Rea.I.tor 67J..Z'lO
RJIT 646-3928 EYes tl l 527.fm
*LACHENMYER
7682 EDINGER
842-4455 er MG-5140 Call 54&-8337 NEWPORT BEAOf
(714) 642-1235 painted brick walls & red BAYCREST HOME '= Income; newly
2043 WESTCl..JFF DRIVE I "'""""""""""""""""""""""""I tile roof on a 90' wide lot decor. 2 '-., 1 •·., --ae 0 E l\llCll Saf/S 1 5 "ti""''i-'---> Lovely 4 BR among $50,00J Ul" ... • ... -646-mJ pen Yes. vrU1 un • ahotnong other d.,. .·~,-~,•""' bomM for only $35,0CQ, apt. 2br.1% bl,, prb. dillp.;
4 BEDROOMS
PLUS 300 sq ft o« covered &
acreened 1n patio with still
plenty ol room for pool. Full
wall brick fireplace with wal-
nut mantel & panelling, gaa
bullt·ln range & oven, large
front kitchen, private m&ater
suite with be.th. VA no down
or ·$0100 down FHA.
$650 MOVE IN
GI. 3 BR 2 baths, Lowest
priced Meadow Home Cl'I a
60xl30' lot. CindereUa exter-
ior with ginger-bread & U&ed
brick, abake roof, curved
driveway, DoUbl.e ga.ra.ge,
St'P8J"llte laundry roor;ri. Iarse
living room. with g1aas llJd..
ing &>ors to Mr Jandacaped
yard, blOdc wall.
5 BEDROOMS -me11. ·Gracloos n n g OPEN DAU.Y l • s dbl. garage.
3 baths, 2300 sq Jt, top loca· 219 Jasmine, CdM Corona del Mar room, large chee ... rlul rbamlly 1738 Highland Dr .• NB Near F•1hlon II.land
room, 3 sparkl aths, Own••/Bkr. "'"' ~~ e 1<.rl Avocado, CdM e tion, walk to new shopping 10% down. Prime beach ~ Ocean Front lreshly decorated with lush liAYIDSON R I --
ct"nter & schools. FHA ap-eatioi:a _with view 3 ~ 2 Last opporb.rity to buy new nylcn ahag carpeting ea ty There' a room to Add ••• OWNER • Charmin.r custom
praisal $31,!M • 7200 gq ft ba, liVlllg room + family, Oc v· Ocoo.n Front throughout. Wcnderful rear JUST LISTED to this substantial Bay Ave bit 2 Br. 2 Ba. den, din rm.
lot, ranch kitchen with ee.t-fireplace, FA hee.t, complete-Fe:ansi~'. Jot. Plan r 0 r lawn & yard for children's Immaculate 2 BR, all new borne t.lther a Bedroom-or Principal• enly. 673-4869
ing area. Separate family area, service porch, 3 car home by formost builder fun & saiety. All this for carpets & drapes. Good East. a complete Unit-or both. Lido lale 1351 room. ~~646-~~f:ve. &12-0l8S available. Asking. $58,<.m. only $54,500. side k>catjon. $20,250 Older, but BOund. 3 BR, 2 ba, -·,-----= V.111age Real Estate V.illage Real Estate *LACHENMYER P~~~. ta see this unique Pete B1rrett Re1lty Rltr. 2750 Harbot SB, CM larre living rm, fittplace, Move lo Lido
.,,..t""'..., 16ffi Westclitf Dr. 642·5200 546-5460 Eve&. 545-4941 R·2, parking. Priced $47.500. Older Howe on «i' lot. 3
e TRANSFERRED e BURR WHITE, RHltor bdrm + den, Iara• yan1 96>44n Ev ... ,.._.,,,, ~ ••n Ev ... ·-_.,
1llage Real Esta te
002 ... ·m Ev.,. 54s-81o3 s.1 .. Opportunity 3 BR FamRy Room
Small, well organized office • G & p I
2901 Newport Blvd., N.B. for children Oear good SUPER SHARP ,,.,,,....... .....,.._..., OPEN HOUSE MOVED Augu•t 16th. M"'t 675-4630 ovu: 673·5122 loan/commll. Submit'. 156,000 "DUTCH HAVEN" ========I $19,800 VA No Down with established clientele has 81.0 ame R~m 00
• S155 PAYS ALL . room for additional gales-Th.is v:arm &: lllViting Early SAT & SUN 1-5 ..U<BR,lbathnearschooi R. c. GREJER, a..11y $23,~0 DOWN l•gun• Be•ch 1705
CdM & parl<. Low down . ......,, When You Sen , , , 3416 VI• Lldo 673-9300 poymoot to a G.I. low down THE • 3 BR 1 Y.: baths, patio man, Proven potential of Amenca.n ~e ollers ?"Oll
•Immaculate Sl200 to Sl400 per month. beam~ cellmgs, .all bl.t·ms, 210 Larkspur, SHAJW Newport B e a c h List w:lth us 1 reedy to otheri. 2 be.ths ~ family
Mo" mognlfkent v;.,. """ ttaldence N•."' $4000 2nd s.zy,,.. & Goodo~col BA YFRONT nn. BuUt·ln kltd!en. Mffi BOSTONIAN • Close to everythjng Call Jim Wood Mesa Verde a !eei.ing of ~oosness &
Rltr. 642-973} Eves. 548-2951 Realty 546-5990 pnvacy. For family tun the ~ 170000 In Corona del TD 'fhlcb will leave 30% .,.,. •• VA "-"I 3 BR 1 ting Ci hl """' • equlcy. Write Box Pn c/o "nA, Cir convenuvu-.i OM • 2 ba Home on Nord expens ve carpe . rCIJ-. Detailed New England e.n:: -• KENNEDY . . b;g game rnom • btd pool
just can't be beat. $40,500. 'l""'""CHAHOiii;iiiiGi;iE.,.ITii!"'""'"""'CllAR"'""'"GiiEiiyoiiur.,.wiianiitiiod.,."°"~··1 You'll want to see this!
Mar. 3 BR, ? baths, beaut!· Daily Pilot appraisal arranged at with 1 BR Apt. Excellent 1ar drive • exquisitely land-tecture, w/e~rior of WOOD
ful llUMY patio • stones I '°'~--~~-~~ no C'Ollt to you. tlnanclng. $106,CXXJ. 1Caped. 84U691 ,.. PLANK, U S ED BRICK,
u Roy J, Word Co.
throw to beach· ,,.-,,500. BY Owner: Equity Jn 3 Br; Graham Realty Wilker Rtilty TAR.BEU.. 16111 Beach Blvd. WINOOW SHUTIERS, GA-~~~~; ..:k>:~:· 545-$38 Near NB Post Ofc. 646--2-04 3336 Via Via Lido 675-5200 SEE THIS BLE ROOFUNE5, LONG Mediterraneon
Villa Coldwell, Banker
OFFERS:
Dover Shores Waterfront
Custom Spanish design. 11' ceilings in up-
stairs liv. rm . din . rm. Wet bar. Master
suite. Pier and float. .......... $135,000
Mrs. Raulston
Lido Townhouse
Spacious island home w/Beverly Hills ele-
gance. located on 2 lari?e lots. Hi.l?h ceil·
enged bedrooms overlooking patio and pool.
5 oversized bdrms ......... _ ... $125,000
Mrs. Harvey
Beautiful Chino Coves
View every boat out of the harbor from
this lovely custom-built home , right on
Newports best bay beach. Shown by
appt. ......................... $69,500
Walter Haase
Great S Bedroom-Pool
2-story Westcliff classic. 31h ba , large tarn
rm w /BBQ. Extra nice kitchen. Swimming
pool and patio. Newport Hi. Try .. $59.500
Mrs. Marion
Jj. Br Udo-Reduced
Reduce 4500 for quick sale. 3 or 4 br,
new cp ruout. vacant -·move in lmmed.
Lge upstrs, fam rm w/ba . Now .. $59,500
Joe Clarkson
Owner Will Trode
Choice ocean view lot. 99' front. Full price
125,950 -equity approx $6000. Fee land.
Walter Haase
OFFICE OPEN
SATURDAYS
COLDWELL, BANKER & CO.
2200 E. COAST HIGHW~ Y
NEWPORT BEACH
Kl 9.J351
•
===~~==l";,;,,~,;,;;;;,;;;;..;;;;;:1 ~:;:"r.'i'~~"":"":"-4 BEDROOM PORCH ENTRYWAY StJP. -· Bluffs Living I Open S.t. & Sun. I • S $23,900 PORTED BY WOOD a>L-
Co1ti1 Me1i1 1100 Like new ...... , d-1--' 929 VI• Lido Nord NO DOWN PYMT. UMNS. Lovely modem 2 BR, guard· ._.... ~ ....... ""' IOI r F O<arming c ~· n t'd by gardens&: stone walls. BY Owner-Imm P0111. 3 BR 2 3 Bd, 21/l ba, condom. heme t. rontage, huge patio 2 Bath, family rm • borne-ape .....,.. oor
1Ai block to Bay & Beach. BA Hobby Shop-Camper, + f!flBy Qiuntry Oub Lile. Richardson Rt1lty makers dream kitchen with plan leaturea 3 BDRM. &.
Reduced tG 545.CXX> boat storage. New carpets, Pool, tennia, golL $36,500 244.3 E. Coast Hwy., c.dM all the buUt·ln features. FAM. DEN, clde 1aahicned
"'apes. Lawn -t.Jn, Auto R. C. GREDt, •--•ty ..,.._ Huge -tio. Pool alze yard. p&rlor cype llv. rm. In SPIN-
(Baycrest Officel
1842 Santiago Dr. 646-1550
G.I. $22,500
!No Down) O.L1ncy R•1I .Eatate "t"' ~ ...-NING WHEEL ATMO" garage opener. De.ylite cell· 3416 Via Udo 6'1J.l9300 No down G.I. or low down to ;:,. KEN KOLL 3 BR 2 beth cor-2828 E. Coast llwy .. CdM ~1. lnaulated. New paint. CUFF ~ I Huntington Be1ch 1400 othera. 84&®4 PHERE WITII MASSIVE
ner horn~, covered patio & 673-3770 ..,,.., v ew, comer Edin WAIL OF BRIO< A TWIN ~{;:,~o!~1~::,1~ ~;_ l~2~ooo~"sq""". fe!""•t"o"1~E~l!"og"•"n"c"•I ~. ~:.=~:; Monte =e; ;~:ad~;~~~ D G rd H T~~ond:on.:r ~~EN~ i1ci'P~
day-tomorrow may be too PhahugePool.'Ibeultimate TRANSFERRED. Levely 6'13-304S eane a en omes • KETI'LE~hunat.
late. for the large family In re-well kept home in College WATERFRONT 3 bdrm #62 Thia .sparkling new 4 BR Sol Vista wd. cabinets, in m3ple-tone
l&xed living 4 extra large park. Close to achools. 3 Br. Balboa Co S60 00) Would home offers the neweet in-4 BR, 2 bathll, cpts/drps, finish, BILT·IN BRKFST.
Newport bedrooma. Massive 30 x IS 2 Ba. llv rm, & tam. Dbl prefer acr~:~e in' ~de ~~r-ou11 '1nd"''i'°.~dpt in gar-patio. landscaped, hdwd firs. BAR, RANGE &# OVEN,
Living R.oom . .BeeutlfuJ large brick fireplace. Elec bltn u.g_rm_ • u.:n Y i· nuu ea carpet Owner transfeJTed -take DISHWASHER. ETC., & •I family room Two elegant kitchen. Dbl gar . Guest & fencing. Immediate occu-over thla good FHA loan . sliding glnss doora opening
Victoria baths. Lota d decking for house w/bath. $31.00'.J By 1Bl2 HIG~D Dr, Hrbr P~Y· Call 962-4406 for ap.. BRASHEAR REAL TY to spacioua rear a;roundl Ii:
outdoor poolside entertaining Owner. 546-5479 Hlnd• 4 Br 1 bl!., fam rm, all polDtment. 847·8531 Eves. 541·2442 patio area.
646-8811 Assume the I~ or buy NEW HOME bltns, frplc. $32,500 10% dn (Adams at Bushard) VACANT 2 BATIIS, one alt. to mstr.
FHA-VA lmder market 1t _Ow;ru"ij";;.·~""if"'~7·~1v;-7C'29-itj290ilf-1~~"!"!!!!! .......... ~ ....... 1 bdrm. suite with mirrored ""~~~""""""~""""'i $320Xl Trade In your smalJ.. Low Down P1yment BEST BAY VIEW BUY -·-_ ~ 3 BR downtown, freshly wardrobe doon. FURNISH· $400 of Buyers Cost er~. 3 BR. 1%. Ba. fenced, land-Custom 3 Br. 200)', 2 aty Mint Condition• $22,500 P91nted, close to markets, ED WITij W/W CARiPET-
To be pajd for by seller In scaped • many other ex-condo. on fee land. $37,~. J r~O ~!N G.I. !Arie lot and room fo!'...~re ING, THRU • Otrr. I.GE.
exchange for !l0fr1e painting:. Ira!. West on Victoria, left Con#ider trade. ~llll r ...... 1.ate a.<a.u yard,· land· unit.. A real good "".J' at DBL. GARAGE. No where,
Put In a little work, get in on Volley Roed. 1107 ValJey ~OVE in! Nr. new 4 Br., tpl. Oped to perfection. King $19.500. Call to see. in the city of Laguna, Ls
for next to mthlng if you Orcle. 642-5106 new cpta., drapea; nr beach. Ill.zed bedroom•, 2 baths. Ex-Paul Jones Re1lty there a Liner borne for the
AJ"e mtiUed to 1 GI Loan, 3 _.,1 SO. B"'~L TRY VA. FHA. Cute 3 BR 2 S28 000 t'k..-kend 351 cdlent fioor plan lot Naler 847·1266 Evtt. 53&-7124 give-away _.ce of -..... ~•v · · ~· w 1· Uvtng Hospitality ldlclwn ""' Bedroo~. 1% Baths built 546-00?2 0pen Eve11 bath home on corner let, 62nd St. Owner 675--0!44 ush · ... ·t•-bull In • RENT $21,950 FULL PRICE ins. Big yard. Be a landlord . Loll ot trees d o u b I e P "" "'" t· range Whll 8 I $2000 ON PYMT HARBOR VIEW 2 ~···· dinln • DUPLEX 3-2 BR, nr bay Ir il C't'en. Immaculate lNlde • uy "I • • tenant. $18,900 fuU garage, ..,...,..,, i ocea. Cmelder trade. & cut &42-«i91 Vacant. 4 BR 2 ba Dutch SEE TODAY!
Contemporary home ready to shaded patio. $179.SO month Owner $4l 500 673-2950 TARBELL l6lll Be ch Bl HaYen. Good area, nr echla, GONE TOMORROW!
move into. Two King aize Includes taxes. CALL . ' . a vd. Jge fncd yd. Can't beat tb11 MISSION REAL TY
BR, 2 ba, dreuln11: rm 5*)..1151 (open evea .) CH2 081CECondpoolo.No~1°'!~ at $23,0X! F1tA -VA 985 So. c.oast Hwy., l...aillfla
$38,900 Heritage Real Esta~ R 2 Ba. • .. ., · _..,., FREE SWIM POOLI KATELLA Phone (n4l .m-0731
ml SO. BRISTOL
st&.ron Open Eves.
CONDOMINIUM
Coun1ry Oub vwaa Ad-.Ja·
cnit to Mesa Verde Country
O\lb. 3 Bedroom, 2i,t; Be.ths,
l X 26 living room, all built..
111 kitchen. PatiO, double
(tmlge, pool, Uvtd in by
adulta. Shown by appoint·
men.I Sat. I Sun.
Rlt:r. StS.!KM ~
*LACHENMYER
RARE ·
Home with 2 BR .l Pool +
Income Unit In beat QlM
area. $38,500
CO~BIN·MARTIN
REALTORS
3036 E. CoHI Hwy, CdM
675-1662 ~n~--
$23,950-FHA or VA
3 BDRM·2 BATH c.rveu.. dn.pea, firti:rhtt.
our SAktmen a.ti! making FA hat, built.Ina. PLUS
fnOOl"Y -we h8ve. dePw for 1-rp mcloeed i-do. Comer
2 mar.. lnqntrles ccnfideD-lot with room tor boat, camp.
tisl. ~. trailer or etc. Ea.IWde
BURR WHITE, RNltor nc.,-Nl!WPOr1 1t .. laht1.
290! Newport BIVd., N.B. Wolls-Ml:C•rdle, Rltn.
675-4630 •V•t: 673-512.2 1810 Newpon Blvd., C.M.
OlAL dirK1 &ll-571.. Q.arp 5"8-7729 Evn. 844-06&4
~ ad, dJltn tit bed!: and
lUtAa IO-d<O -rlnrl
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DUPLEX Dn: s29.500· 67"':i--2800 ™• roomy 4 BR locattd 147-6061 546-9366 __ .;.Oc:LDc.,,:;.:.H::.0..;U::.SE:..:..::._
Clean 2 BR, crpta, d'1>8, re-BLUFFS-3 BR TownhoulW! 2 near Be a ch A excellent PACIFIC-SANDS flXER UPPER
frig, otov. 7 ,.,.. old. 13,000 b&. docont..i. Trl·L<vt• >ehool• u w.U worth ih• Roally Something a..! 8
yrly. in<'. Ownr take 2nd. $29.750-644-2039 $22,500 Price without the IMPERIAL Rms, upper Jevrl, z BR. 2
$27,500. 2244 A State Ave .• N rt H..t. 1210 large pool. ~I ..... ~O'Nn ~ :;, S.., Den, ap&c/Uv nn. pic-
642-147'2. ewpo •·-PRcillc Shotts Rea.tty ,...... ture windows, w/w crpta, 536-889t 1:'.--536-7327 equity In this 2 atory, f BIR BY Owner. Low Down. f O~ SAT 1 SUN 1·5 w~. 2nd level, Liv/rm, BR A
large Bedroom.a. o t n 1n 1 274 ·Knox Pl., _ . ~u~ffodaea Rlty 841-2525 kitchen. $25,9.)(). MISSION
... m. 2 s.tho. "'"'· ldtcl> ... N "" , BR 1,, .., JR. ESTATE -$20,000 ---,-"-u""N-IT..::S _ __;..; RLrr. LB. ~ + more. Oose to achobl l pt · art•. ' .,.. ' 4 BEDRM. OWNER. Moving. Cloae In. 3 ~-1 c-.,. 950 new crpt.a, drpe1, pa.int, tae BR 2 BA r-• r -.,....._ ng " ... er. .,.,., · bade yard petk). $23 900 2 batha. Brtaht. cbffrful • • "°' am-. rm
Call 546-5113. e4Z-S140 646.2-0• ' kitchen wtth handy work Ntu Octltl ' dcwntown kl!, trorit patio, deck, t.ruit
GOLF -COURSE JIOME ON ttntf!n. 135 tt. defP IJ'OUl)da CORNER treea. $29,500. -494--7670
FAIRWAY OF' 11fE MESA FIJCER..uwer 2 BR 1" bl.th •• srtat potential! M6.Q;(M JruN'J'l'NGTON BEAQt
VERDE COUNTRY CLUB large 11"'"" room. ll'rln-TARllELL 1821 Edlrctt $3°1,500
• r n.: clple• criy) S22.SOO. 424 San--~=--=c---Tod W Rlty 53'2579 =.~ =~~ ;..""~ .. Ana AV<., N.B. ~392 Dirty Dot LIJVD..Y..,1 BR. ~
546-;iet * $40,000 * PLEASANT Olli &ven 3 BUT! tlocn. ~ ""'""'· blt-1n1,
• BR. fenc'd )"d, compl_ Br. 2 M + 2 Br Ocan Vu Lota of potenllal in thla larit nl« walled yard.' 1 Bick to
qMd, elect range I dlapo1al. tnoome Apt , $49,500. 5"-f'l49 3 Ir d~n m a ~ lot IChoola, owntt. $ 2 3 , 0 0 0 •
CUh to mtg. Low dn, owner 2 HAFF'DAL REALTY ~1815
-.ill can")' now. 646-7810 Eistbluff l14 "Homts IC) Maleh lnrome" PRESl'tGE Home 3 Br. i
4 SEPARATE bouMa on 2 R-SACIUnCE 1 yr ckl 3 BR 8470 Wamll'l' 842-4-«I> Ba. Opts, Drpt, Bltna. Nr.
2 Iota. Good n:nta! an:a. 2% bath home. NewlJ C BR. 2 Be.th. New bou8e. By Pub1.ic A C.thoUc tcbla.
Call ownr:r, Jf!f'T')' at dto:nttd, $:29,900. 0wD. ()o.Jrner S:2500 eq\llt,y ovft-.4awme 5~ VA. Owna'.
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Commuters Attention
NOW
18 Ille Time to Stop Freeway BluM -Park·
In& 6: Car Expe111e -Lay-GU Worries -
Income Umlta. •
WORK • UVE • PLAY
In your b<nne town
e Be VOID' OWll Bou e Chllldl ud S.rvlc.
' 9 lllake llec:illoa1
e Ell)oy Cl'rlc Aollv!Ue1
Clubl e Ll1tle ~ and
"Pop" WJrMT e Enjoy Plenty of
Exerclle
• En.Joy Open Air Wi>rt
TEXACO
offflh Cceer Opportunities for •&if<3Slve
poopJt Interested In a belltr Ufe.
lnvostigato Todiy
Profitable Rolall Franc!Wea A vaD4ble Now
in expandln& Growth Arus of ORANGE
COUNTY. Minimum lnvMtment -Partial
P'inancln& -Paid Training.
Come In • Tall: It Ovor • No Oblig1tion
OPEN HOUSE
a Joca Uona for your convenien~
Hew11rd Johnaon11 Motor Locltt
So. Harbor a. Santt Ana Freeway, Anaheim, (a<roe1
from Dimeyland)
R0chelM'1 Mottl
3333 Lakewood at Wardlow, Long Beach (entnnce
to Long Beech Airport).
Jump 'N Jeck Motor Hotel
2880 Pacific Co11t Hwy (welt of Crensb1w, ac:ro11
ll'Om Torrance Airport).
Soturd1y ·Sunday, Sept. 14-15, 1.S PM
or cell Anytime
(213) 830-1234 (714) $30-~000
' -" . ·. •,•
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MBI & WOMBI
, ()qr 18
P11rt & Full Time
Specific Noed1 For:
C1r W1sll Help
Drlvers-G1s Men
Polish/Detail Men
Cashier & Hostess
Girl Friday
Top lllarln, srowth com-
pany, muJH-locatlons.
Metra-Callfornla
Busintu EnttrprfMt
2950 Harbor Blvd.
Co1t1 Me.. 546-8191
• E119lno
lmt11l1tlon Men
• Jelc01t T ouchup
txperltnced only
Columbia Y 1cht
275 McCormick Avt.
Costa M91a
OOMOllD'S
HM openina; for tull time
Mtlnten•nct Man
Apply
:jt3 Fnhlon lsl1nd
Ntwport Centtr
Detail
Dr11Jsman .. --l!l(h -..... with .... Dool mechanical. draft.
in, pl.111 me )"f'6r exper-
....,_ lo .... led loclu!try.
· Driver
Ovt'!' 21 )'ftts °' qe,
mwt have ve.Ul1 C&llfor.
ni& Driven lioerl8'.
Apply Pat FoliOm
133.0600, oxt. 2229
COWNS
RADIO CO.
19700 Jimbo-Road
Nowp0rt Buch
All apPUcantl rev1'wed
m merit w1th no btu b-
w'"1 Rao<, ~. Crood
or Sex.
Men Wanted
GBlfRAL
PIODUCTIO
No experltnct
neceuary
Aj>ply
1917 Placenfr
Costa Mesa
w-n 7400 "".!f.!':''°" 7400 w-7400 w-7400
MADISON
AVBll 1YPE
~.r Sertlict Cbord·
........ P ........ ,,.,..
..... poottloo,, .. 3 '""'" per week and S&bud~.
~spoaliblti for own.11
--of Nin"""· Extenaivt C'latof'l\t!' a&
tact. lntuvlewina;: bouts
Mcoday tb.m.lrh Wedne1-
day 10 ... m. to 1 p.m.,
Tuesday 6 p.rn. to S p.m.
MAY CO.
South Co.eat Pina
546-9321
An eqUal opportunity ...........
Tallor·fiHer
Moat ~ experimced on
C[Utllty ta.llorln&. Perm•·
nent poaltion, excellent
beoelit•,
Apply 10-4 p.m.
Roblnsan's
Newport
Faahlon Jaland
Newport Beach
An equal opportunity ..... .,..,
Career
salesmen.
See the Humble Oil
&Refininq
Company
ad ln the
sports section.
J, t POINEY CO.
Nowp0rt Buch
Hu .... ,... far
• Janitorial
Maintenance
&Buffen
ft.ecelt mcttaful. uptrl.
ence tn all pbue pr-.ttt-
red. CompeUlMI wq:n,
-*"'" ,,,. cludina" profit aharln&.
J. C. PENNEY CO.
24 Fashion Island
An """"' .,,,,.......,. emp'°Yer
DISHWASHER
Nlghto
BUSBOY
Nlghio
AJ!ply In pmon
J.6 P.M. DaD,y
Snack Shop '# 1
2305 E. Coaot Hwy.
Corona del Mar
PART TIME
12 MEN
HARD WORKDtS, GCXD
PA. Y, Sl'EA.DY WORK FOO.
NEXT 6 ~. 6::rt TO
ID P .M. IJOO. PD\ MONm.
Alk for Mr. Rold
774-725.1
' HDUSeman
Experience preferred hut
will ......
CIBIK
Opellln& avallable in "°"" ---· nwat and Order De* ol
Oimputer Room .
KEYPllKH
OPERATORS
One )'al' lad~ eJC·
perienoe ln. 18M Jcey.
""""'· Apply Pat Folsom
133-4600, oxt. 2229
COUIHS
RADIO CO.
WIERS
11..tdaM &l'8 •valll.bM
lot~:
Sdected ~ti •ll ......... ,,. .. _
ty, but will tranlfer latft'
to our new l.estma Niguel
Branch, achedu1ed to
operi tn October. P\eue
""Mr -"' New"ort Buch on
~ 1:H> to ltTaftp a per-
IOM.I b\terview.
Security P1ciflc
N1tlonal Bank
Eqial Oi>Pl> -· 19700 Jambo-Rood i--------Nowp0rt Boech
All •pplicatiooa reviewed
on mef1t wUh no bias b
ward ~, Cdol-, O'f'ed.
or Sex.
Appllc1tion1 Being
TAKEN
FULL TIME
EMPLOYMENT
Permanent only
oo students· Pttfer mature. Ll~ V&Cation pe.y. Merit ____ ,,,
tl."8 ~ week.. ~ ~
F;XPERIENCED
PROOF OPIRATOR
ruu. T1ME
UNITED CALIFORNIA
BANK
4525 MacArthur Blvd.
N1wp0rt -540-44Z4
NIGHT
NURSES
lt .. l1to...i Nu-. for
night ohlft. lxcollont
Hllry l!MI bonoflfL
ST. JOSBIH
HOSPITAL
Or1n1t 633-9111
COOKS
for <XmA MESA MEM-
OfUAL HOSPITAi.. Pt.-
ltr uperieo« m boopltu ·
cook1nc. Elcdlmt work-
ina: CODditlou. Sa I a r y
commemurate with ex-
perience. Call
Mrt. Dunlop 642·21'34
e R.N. Relief
Supervlsar
• Nurses Aides
All Shifts
Apply in per1M
Huntln9tori Buch
Conw1lescent Hosplt1I mm Dt.laware, H.B. ..... w-. nu.ta, ---.u..:;;;:::;--11-------and """"·,,.,to''"'· Wanted
F. W. Waolworth Immediately
2300 Harilor Blvd. • Exp Doublo Noedlo
COSTA MESA Powtr M1ehlne
WAITRESSES
1.C:omblnatlon
Food & Cockt1fl
l·Food
Apply after 3 p.m.
Operator
• Also Dr1pery work·
tn, misc work In
Drepory Mfg. Co, e Netd I tr1lnet.
Good wa1es. Xlnt workln&;
conditkm P,11.1 Fringe Bm-
efito.
GIRL FRIDAY
Part time. Some expf'rl-
ence required. 60 w.p.m.
electric t;ypnoriter. IO.
""' ...... good "'"' 0,-tlr'ea. Neat appe..arina:
$2.25 hr. Smet letter with
experience to H.14.l'.,
P.O. &z lll5, Newport ....,,,_
W,anted
Patt -~~~ .. th lftunedllltely
--.bmtalo --booilooll!&4 --. Good 4riVlnr' .....-4 . .,,.,
J«l<·ln-'lbtllao -,,,... --1fon. ""' 10I Oonn Ave., II:& .Wworil In O...,.•
~ -... pnp.ryltard ...... ,W
-Go,>d. -aldlla, ,.... _..., TrimmJnir, twos. ~pblna -0-.ttve ,,......., poi<a ~ OD phoo.e, ~ slrl and ~ wood blinm. SaJ. omoe 491-M!l ar,y, mmm1uioa plu• uu.
• po.t11,don. ~n fit-kl tor
BARMAID, no bDdm, oo HJ&h euntno fn prolective
danc .... Ideal -,_ tenil«y.
ditlooo. Top •••"· paid SOUTHERN COUNTIES -.tloo. Llttl• John'• Inn. DISTR IBUTORS
Call for !otel'Ww 56-9963 DJ6 Cbuie C.M.
EXPERT Medical t;y]:liS. 1 lloun !or inlfrview I • 41ao
girl ·~. Hun. t In at on WANTED:
aeacb. 35 to 40 1ev o1 aae. T R E Pl.... coll .. ,_,,,, ap eal state
....,...., 2 PM l >PM f'rofeul-IS
STmO. Fa.at, s cc u r a t e ()pefthia;1 for expel1enoed tk-
typis(. Challengin& job with mted ~ to ...:>date
advertiaing ace11cy. Send wtth a newly orpniz.f'd "Pro-
rnume • u.larlta Hmed. feulonal R.ee..I Emte MU"-
1026 White Salli Way, CdM ketln& orp.nlzation."
• COOK, experience pr.
fel'ftd. Apply in penon
MESlo LANES
1703 Superiot" Ave., C.M.
e New Ottioe acn:a frmn
&!boo bland
• Guonull«d -Full "" .,.,..,..,
• Paid vacation
•Bonus Plan
• Profit Sharinc
PROPERTIES WEST
Residential Dlvi&Xin
BABYSI'ITIR Needed my Mr. D. H. Smith tor appt
Mesa Verde home 4 af.. 842-0344
P /TIME lll!'CtetarJ tor Insur.
ott!ce. Rn 9: »2: 30 dailJ
Mr. Hidmw!. p .0 . Box 8,
CdM =· wk. "'' -'"'' pm. -;;S,-c'hool--=;::.,T"'ea:..:._c"'he,--n-
O'.XlCT AIL W Arl'R.ES5, ap..
ply in person, Mesa I.Anes
l'm3 Saperior Ave., C.M •
BABYSlti'ER Wanted flit l
yr old Eftl. OW. Vic Call
after 5. 6'75-Jmi
w A.I'I"R.rnS Expel'.. 9 to .f,,
High wages, VUJ.a&e cafftt,
M'lSSim Viejo 8JO..«Mj)
EXPElllrncED H........,,_
er & cook, part time. can
~ betw 7.g pm only.
Expor Hotol Mild
6'fl.9UO
Pa.rt time wort available
bOW. Evenings and wee.K-
enda, C8l'I MTange 9Chedule
to tuft. <:mt:act MR BEND-ER..._
Karfs Toys
50 F11hion lsl1nd
Ntwport Beach
e NURSES AJde&, exper
preferN<I. 7-3: 30 & 11 to
T: 30 • ruu.. & Part Time
HOUSEKEEPER. P 1 r
Lido Olnvalescent Center.
466 Flqahlp Road, Newport
BMch, 642.toff Call 9 to 5.
J. W. Roblnsan's
Amtrlcart, Inc.
21• lloapttal Clrclo w-
-.Ext.331
A.rt equal opportunlt;y
employer
SEA SHANTY MO'l'EL Moldo, lull • port COOK
~ ())arie St. time. APPb' in penon. 1961 ~-co ST C N Bl CM ...... yg=i1eed, aome Bakfni. Hu openinas for":
• Janlton
•Stock Boyo
630 Lido Pu!< Dr. A DRAPERY offN Shop -='..-.;,;:;;=v.,=. =·=;:::.I No smoklng 00 -~·· N eYt'pOl't ~ch ":'' ,,_
Call 6464401• ~937' Food Assistant Jobo-Mon, Wom. 7500 See Food°'"''°'
• Kitchen Htlptr
ESCROW CLERK So. C1llf. Coll-o NURSERYMAN to RMl Est loan 5 days, «> boun, Monday 2.S25 ~.,
• Bus &oy1 -N """"" ate WAITKH£S '"-·~ Friday. N<Wl'O't Bl"'1., C.M. -...... uraeryman to work 1n ~ Pmtiwa public 11 KUJ -.. .,...... H I Styli co
• )'OUllf progreu.tve ftW.I omtact • experience pre-Richard's a r st UPL.E, middle aged, nlrht' Full QI' i-rt time Apply '""'""' Fuhlon l1l1nd
Nunery ta 0ranp Cblnty ~ 'I'ype: 9).ft; wpm. Ap-Nlghta P'dlowinl pn:ten-ed but not ~ttendent in Kennel HOUS!! 1
nnr tbe bud!.. Pleu.nt sur-ply in penon: APPb' in Pft'D'I Udo Center n~. qualified to work .t:::..1~ p/time day work 1
Newport Buch roundinp. J"toom for ad. Wuid S.vtnp & Loan 3-6 p.m. Daiq 673-6360 ln hiP sradf: Beauty Studio. '""""-.u.a pbKaanta at Hun:
vancem@nt. Itl~rvtnf1 in 29'l South Coast Hwy 5 k Shop '#l Offe!"I permanent work, l-°"'-=-"-O';;ui-b.,;811o:.;,."""='---I
penon onlr. caD for ap-Lagima Beach nae . LADY Over 40. Refined with pleuant environme.nt. Good e W.11.itress@a
PQ.intmenL 00.-2248 weelt E X PERI.,..., 2305 E. C011t Hwy. personality No arnokln.. company benefits. Apply: e Olshwu.bers
BOAT ,_,. -~·= cl•anlng Coron1 dol Mor BUFFUMS' A~y o;-k Ch··--"• •-t. -.,I • woman or sfrl g to 5, Wed .t: Knowleda'e of bookkftping ,,.,. '" w-..:u n.c:a
PART OR fUlL TIME Thun, fornlly ,..._ • and """"· Stead, pooltfoo Fashion Island ~"':':.:." .:.~, ."1o'"s'pmd. ' posltlonl IlOW' avail. for aev-tome child care Own Clerk Typist with Cll'lfl ct the finest ~
en.I. arnbltiaas men, ~ -40. tramp, Relerenctt. ~188.5 Respomibl.e, with aptitude for decorator 11 t u d i 0 • in Newport h1ch BABYSITTER 2-5 weekdayi
• Car1>41r1toro
• AIMmbler1
• Bondon
• Palnten
Experltnce requlrtd
P1exl.ble bra., IDl'lle l!Y'H. detail. Experience UletuJ. bl.It Newport Beach, G o o d ·--------Newport Heigh ti-un. $1.
__, ,..__ --__ ..._ NURSES AIOt'I, ~ not nece•..,.... Exo!ilt!rlt Ml•.., __ .. tu•·-Gtv hr. ,..,. __ ---t:.M:. ''''"'! ,,.. I ,..,. .. .....-nee.··~-· wur" pl'tferred. 7-3:30 A U-7:30 , -.r -.r ....,. ,,......, e vwu ...... ~ ln\r''""'
wUb above averaa• um-Park L 1 d 0 COnvaleecent 1r'Oridn& a mdUkm . Newpu-t rderence1. Bax M 197 Daily Waitreu BLUE Beet_~~ 1 lsfan.cler Yachts
·til81 'p1a'Contl1 Avo. inp. ()ppty !or Manqer poi. mltu 466 ~ ....RQed Beach location. Apply in Pilot Part time Cook, f...12 pm $3{1. 1lel' Ahifl /
We traln. For introd. Inter-~~ 1ieach. 6'2-aXC own ~Writin& to Box M "a"IRL"'"°"'To-,*""""'"''Yfu.-"'M"m~,-,0 Dr'shwasher &. up Waitress eves. !;pota Mou view call Mr. WbJbley. Can 9-6 m Daily PiloL eift and drtu Mop, Mon A
5f4.l550 MATURE Sltttt A llaht e COOK Fri, 4 to 9 PM-Tues, Wed Hobby Dept. Tn.intt1 bou9ekeepi:a Start 9130 Mw:t have hllh production ex-&. Sat U PM, fl'YttY other 11 •• d E·fr Mon I work ever:· other mo 2 l"!rl!nee. Good be.cksround SUn. Sun 12-5 PM Gd pay, Mana9er mni u I ey kinde'Ptl..,.,.. Mon -Frl "' ....,.. • "'"'"""'• """'' ..... .. ..,... Mon ,._,
Retail toy and hobby chetn w Hed 10 w $25/ k. T 1btrt Vlll . F v' the ability to ?Jllln8&1! " ret PM, Todo de Mvdoo 185112
needl expl!rlenoed m•turto ~ men • e tn1n 962-r02'J a ·• · · alonr with peopl e. Mm. tlll'U BNch Bl.N. Hunt &cb.
man to ~ bctJby de-~t ':: ~:;':~·~ n-t. 6 a.m. to 2:30 C&ll Brld1I Contvftant
partment. Co nt • ct MR month Mlluy to start. : LAD~ L AT~~~~ 83J...QIQ), at 2036 Attraclve wom1.n, ambitious. BENDK.Dt~&M-<1181.T 541·7782 s OM E Exp. Goo o Exl!erienct!d Mature eood. penonallt;y, uae at ear,
Part Ume
NNt appe&nnoe, Ovtr 18
Pteue apply In penon
between 2-6 p.m .
Snack Shop Jr.
1902 S. Harbor Blvd.
Cotti Mtu
SHOE SALES urn ~ys L1wn Cutting Routt SALARY. SEE MRS. PBX Optr1tor 01v~ n.A Some eves. pre-
50 F11hlon l1l1ncf N-~ K·~-N 1-onAMS AT Part Umt SUn tbru ""-·-e •• ~. verage part time .,.,..1 2 men~. steady. S v""''' ........, ....., •ui.ia ..,,,. Exr. I -' ,Ntwpart Btacfl day week, $.fl() month. Call BROOKHURSI' P.M.1. Apply in perton ..,.,, wttk, full time $124. r enc-
Sher1ton Beach Inn Wffk. No experience nee-La let Shott LOT MAN 1~p.m. tor appointment Extcutlv• Stcretary nw Octan A't'ertue euary, For Interview call E7rceUent commission It. bene-
ManagerlaJ poaltion ~ in Hunttncton Beach Mr. WbJtney ~ fit&.
Experienced _ Full Time. DESK CL!RK retail ahop. InterHtin1 laah-COUNTER AppJ,y in penon.
Part """' Ion .,.,_, Call APROPOS, WAITRESSES t1rl. """' "'' 10 • f Moo """ Fri ~~ ~ kn Niles VUll. Marina su.nrz Town I: Country, Elcpertenoed only need ·~ Job. 5 ~ wk., no
1021 BIQ'alde Drivt Orange apply, No p bon e calls exper. necus. AwilY in em So. Cout Hwy please. ~.
Lqum Beach $1503 Newpm-t Beach DESIRE Spanish sptaking DENNY'S Anthony's Shoe Senict,
... ....... ..,..,..,..,..,. DISH machioe operator, owr live-in. Will do 1 om e 1600 S <l>&a 3<10l E. Coe.at Hwy., CdM
BUS BOYS U, "'11'1 ohlft, union ""''· ""'""""'k ~ Oohy •lt!lni. 1.a.;,.. ~!';"· SEAMSTRESSES D Shift 2 Meale: hotlital I dcrl taJ Room, board, & aalary to Exper l f:u ay plan. Appl.y ln pe!"a)D., HOW-kwi~. honNt penon. A't'ail. CAREER GIRLS , · or t a:rowtn1 worn.-Balboa Bay Club ARD'S RESTAURANT, 4001 10/1168 536-7811 ""'°"'""" S.1•'""1> """ "'• --mfr. G"""Y
1221 W. Cou1 Hwy. W. ea.st Hwy, N.B. Local law f1nn ttQUirs or Managen. l Yfth expt!'· ~ =-pl~l(OOd ~.
Newport Stach " y · lence ln womens w e a r • · 4 NG. men for pert Umt part tt.me &ecTe~ for APRoPO!, Town I Country. GENERAL OFFIC.E
I"'-'"!'"""""!""""'""' .. I Boat Const. Eves. I automauc ~nter. Eve--Orange. MJ..3082 ' Typlat-Shorthand .-11 Service Station weoeken<U. Somt-exp. req. ning1 preferred. Houri to d bill . ·
SALESMAN 1i7J-25l7 hf' aJTanll:'.ed. 64i.9900 HAVE )'OU alwa.y1 had tht-aroun a tiel. Part time.
Full ti.me, nd.I in •ppear-desire to be a housrewile and 540-3920 ance, ..,.11_,.t> student o«. Ap. a TYPE At home, •ddrt11 a budne t .... COLLEGE n-J ... .....,,.. ""gene! .. , Wemtn 7300 mv., &: ru...1 .... manu1eri"''"'· SI woman a .... £""''--· ~· pent.in ply 2590 Newport Blvd., ..,.,...... ,,_ ~ time! There are two to do k. htluwworic A
ll>&ta Mesa. WORK • , • Gd type wr!.Boxte'M"'ll_,;, Write dW'erent ~ a v a 11 a b I e irupervi• c b. 11 d r e n aJ.
• . MANAGEMENT Trainee at YOUR convtnltnct ~i:_r. lo • ""' Daily 96&-~ temoona. W•tcl.Wf &ref..
21 or OYer, bich aetlOOI ,nd. The "Tsnporary Diviakri" HOUSEKEEPER, p1a1n cook 646-1338
Excellent op p or t u n It y or the Newport Ptnone.I 8 A 8 Y s ITT ER• llJht for couple 5% deya. Must l ae'CSALES.tt,;;;;;;DR;;;;EAM;;;~J;;OB::-e=
PUBLIC nNANCE CORP. Aaency otfen pletaant, top housekeeping live in room It. drive, have aood refel'MOel. Keep yoor Important job u
Call 646-4841 ~ Joh. (ftt paid by the board + &alary. Mluioo Private rvom, bath I: TV wUe &: mother &: ffm a EXPER."'C~oo=~K--1 employer, ot. count) for the Viejo. SJ0.-2526 $11S. Hunttna:ton Harbour. wkly P8.Y check. 548-U,
APPLY: DICK OfU.J\Cll'S qua!Uied worn1111 who likes P.tATURE M>m&n, 3 d~ a ~ 544-3854, 63&-3497
RESl'AURANT, 2698 Newport to W(lfkNJE ... W-POAandT thfti. wk in Laundrymatt • Dry 1--;;H"'o"u~sEWtv==ES;;-· °'EARN=--NEED eve f« &irl, ' )TL Oeanlna. West Newport. bef
ROBINSON'S
FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
Local m1nuf1durer,
lmmff'l1tt o_penln91:
• Shl"'plnQI Cltrk
• An.mbler
• Part Tlmt Machinist
• Eltctro-Poll1htr
Apply In person
1604 Monrovi1
Nowp0rt BOich, C1lll.
Agoncloa, Mon a
Womon 7550 ----
ARGUS EMPLOYMENT •
N....., Aide "'P .. si n.'5 I
M'f ~ ........ St $400
Lube m&ll (2) • .. .. • $215
ARGUS EMPLOYMENT
CONSULTANT AGENCY
2043 Wl!lltdut, N.B. 543-7T96
1624 E. 17th St., S.A. ~7..QW
~ools-lnstrvctfon 7600 1
MlSS Wri&bt'11 rtte, to 1:)lpt
write .rtaht before l!Cboo!.1
Irut&nt learning. OlJ.lc:m.t
IO-Lesson Typing School.
173 Del Mar, CM 548-2859
TH~ESA Renner, pupil cl.
Bel.a BarJolt has optninp
for a few gifted pup!Ls in
pJano. 675-0133 • 436 Serra
Drive, CdM. * Art ClaHIO * by Robf'rt ThomplOI\ I
Enroll now • Hari>or Arla 4 •
642-!MO 64.5-2595
TUTOR ING
All leTell math, a;n:I sch!
Acl., HS physics. 96.2-4Q?i
MERCHANDISE FOR
SALE AND TRAOE
Furniture 1000
SELLING FURNITURE
Hotpoint Refri.g., bed daven-
port, chair, twin be.I• ...
mattresaes; 2 dreseers, mf.
lee tablt-, lamps & f'lc. Maintenance
Helper
Part ti.me, teMPC'l'ar;i.
Amtrlc1rt1 Inc.
214 Hotplt&l Circle
Westrrdnll:er
8BS-4641, Ext. 331
A.rt equal opportunity ............
Blvd .. Cotta Mesa . Ptnonntl Agency &46-'7671 $3().$40 wk. spare ti.mt. en l aft. .cboof; Qw<ona
OEN Maint f M H.B. U'IL *1932 !llla de! Mar Elem. Sehl. diat. CAREl!R •• ;..,,,.-. ~ :.. '"' 833 ~-3~0 N.B. UGHT ...... , ... ,,.,. • baby BABYSITl'EI!, Llv• In, 2 -...,., •n-2309 OPPORTUNITY! 2376 Newport Blv.. CootA tlttinr !Or 2 <:hU.,,.., 3 • .,. ""1•. M•H v'"" .,,.. Stu· BABYSITTER, n.u..,., Tri.,
Polict Ol1p1tchtr Clerk
Male or female I Open A ~
tem&ll 1414-$575 per month.
High achoot gradual,, one
year clerical experience,
type 40 w,p.m. Rctattna:
lhifta, excellent frinre berle-
titl, ruidence not requlnd.
Apply WestrniNter ~ Hall
83:1> Westminster Ave. be-
fore ~ roth. 1968. Phone
1193-4511, ext. Di.
3CQI Coolidge Apt. 71 C.?it:.
5f6.8281
MUsr ~D. Darutb aota &
chair $35. Re:frlc $35. Maple
btmk beds $20 &: Many man1 other iLemg. (Ge.rage s..Je)
Automatic wuher, like new
$t0. 6(,()11 w. Ocean Front.
NB~
Join todays taltelt lf'O'l'lna Me111. See Bttt7 ftruoe at a week. SprinadaJe-Edbqer dent or older penon, ~ 2 to 5:30 and Sat. I ID 5:30;
prottt.sloo-Mutual Fund ulta WINDOW cleaner A: fklor m Gx area H.B. M7-531S Mtt>ICAL Alll.atant wltb ~ my homt. West CM .
No exptrtence ~ry-poli&hfr, ellpe'r'. Must havt • WA.l'I'RESSES AJl 1 h I It I · llll"&.nCe exp tor G. P. office. 60-1117
We train. tun or part Umt ear &: lie. Hn. &-12 AM t66 ec Xlnt tips. E:iaper. nee. Cot· Salary open. 831-M s.ii:ALll!LAIIYm;o;"im;-,-;.,;:wt::;;hl::::ve:-,::::-, •
Mutu1I Fund A~I'°"• 531-4611 Agency tor Carter Gtr11 tage Cotfet Snop 562 W. 19th AL~ . peri~. A.ppty in --St CM S ~UDY, Experienced ,......_., 2 Cir S1le1mtn W1nted Inc. SERVICE Station Attendanl, 4to W. Cout Hwy., N.O. ., . . for jewelry 1tt1re m O.ta Jaclde1 FUhion C»nter, 15
8dort new cv tntmducUon, Npt 8. 1603 Weatclilf SCU422 days. Apply Corona de1 Mar 0B!'!>".'•!J!P]>Oln!!'l""l~!"" ... l<S-~39.19-GIRLS 30-30 Inltte1ted ln Me1i. 548-3402 HwttJctnn attter, H.B.
'
•, -~ move to new kxotloo. S.A. ml N. Broadwav Tire ...,,.. E ~--1 H..., .! Phol()ff'&phk Modellna. Call LAUNDRY ~lrt -'~• ~l'Dtworktn.rcoodltiont 547-8331 _,, '·"'"'' · ._....,. ~,,,WOMEN PIT w/car . McKoon Photoa:rapbJFULLTimem.aklaforMotor "'" ., .. -ll ud lncendvtt. n-.... e eo..m. ---===----1 r.dM. l'Ullientt• HB. $2 br iuu. ~1403 tor lnt8vl•• Hotel tn Lt.auna &rich. marten I ieneral ~
1 ..... _ EXPER. Mechanic: at.o t..ynn. Brown 5 4 0· 19 3 2, ;;-.,.===:-:-;--,=· = 4&M5S3 Cattful Lalmdry, 19l6
Un oldat Ubcoln. Mercury COOKS AutomU•e Machw.t Ml-"'182 BABYSrrJ'ElR 2-5 ~ DENTAL I f So. MUn, S-AM.
Doaler. CID nu.napr Cotta Mt98 AllM Wnrkl Newport Hetghte: IU'M. $1 .... _In .t~ -.R«fit.g-~ OPENING Fer bookkeeper ~ hr Own tnnl &«r~ '"'""'.,.. n ..... n.--.. -. , Ex"Pf'r1enced brt6k11st and 2006 Plaootti•, 0.ta Me.. Htlp W1nted . · 2 Jlll'I exPtr. lt&-(ISlT tun thhe. Wrltt Box N 1N
PART n me aew manaser, l"-h. M .. ~ ~ lost. ~·-1. Rubb1'1h T k Ori W0mtn 7400 evei, Dall.y Pilot
....... .... 1111: ~...... rue vtrt NEED "'·"••'· ''' .... ..._ EXPER.. Drapery worlaooto n ~ _, MO' wart. S or 4 houn lent money and opportu. No experience necesu.ry • WA-ESS l .._ _ .. ,, . ~ ~ '111"""' Mel M°""9on Drapery DIU31.SrITING, u.1 PM, e•cnlQp ~with boya. nity. ApPly ln penon only. C..U 56-ZOO ••n. car.,"">'., ....... U.30 • 3.30 dtny. Mon-f'rt. 1••1 Pl c..oo -Mort-P'rl. w/Ute bouleJr.-... 'l 11.C bave e •" • Cam-S rf & S' lo" train. Altr•rUve, happy per-Hub:w' Hilla. °"" tn.u. w ettntla, CM ,,__ ~~,.... . •ntre P'ls' tnfonns.Hon U Ir lft Opportunity Knockln1l D'IAllty. Full or p/ttme. Tbe 644---063.') MAID -pan ttme 1~"'=·=-=-c=--·===~-
j ca.D. f83-&Tl1 and uk b' 5930 PK, Ctt. Hwy. f'u.IJ.part time Drivt Ev.. Zoo. Cit. Hwy at MtcArttlur, PART 0. ~ .• ~ T ,, Far prtv&te K"hool • MOTHEl\S H1l..PEft.. U..
N •-h l•te nltn 6ft.M52 now! CdM · me u1,1e ....,,ytr, : -~o "" room l bOlltd and 1111.all .. tWpart u.IC . to iAM A: 2:31MPM. QllM 3 .,......._ : .. ,~ 54&.(IM bto( p
COLLIGE ltiiDENTS COUNTER MAN , -· HOU!EKEEl'l:it i ct>Ud drl•tr'• ,,. ........ IUS IUX:EP!1a<m'. """""' _,. • • . ...
I .... tart u.. poli~ BUS BOY, evmtnp. Appl, City Auto Parts care part funf', N.B. Call hr. &C2-3.3ST work. can HWOJ bd • DOMmTtC help wt.l.'lttd,
..... 1.-=b « ews. AJ!pbr: in penon, BH.dl Haute I11n, 2072 ~acenda. 0.t.a Mt1& t'YH or wkt'nda. 6*Gt, WAITRESS I cxxxrAll. AM A 5 PM Melt daya. Drpd. ~ dt,ya a ftotk. own
Jmll ... fte.amc 619 Slffpy HoUow Lane. FULL nme, dayw; 9f'r'Viet • WANTED cha1r lkte CIRL n4'1'. Alley \WMt WOMAN " work tn Ocnit tr.na .... mt. '
• O.-Aw., H.8 t.l'ltr 10 a.m. St-e Frank station attendant. 11 4 5 Mntal A1fl1tant. acnw from Newp:irt P\fr, lhop. No phone ctlls pltue. a.fANiNO A: ~ M<n-
'l·-.ii;:;,, e SERvtCt: .tAtion Alf'tllman, A.dam1, C. M. ~uog Call ~ Phone 8Th-1TI4 2!HT Hutlor Blvd., C.M . t'layt;, Emf'nld BQ. $11'.50..
" I "-. • oarpenlen tu.II • 11911 tlmf, iood PQ', A.IR cr:indltloain& &PPttntlct. HOUSEfCD:PER, Fttll•blt, ~i@OCf'd belltl')' ... txP. i.cn. qllpl.rel ......... ft'ttllinp.
· -ml' .. ""'°'' 8'nla ._""· 1342 N. °""' """· wllllnr " i.... "'""· Call '°' widow, live In. d"v" Trottel'• ....,.,, ~ _'!!!' ....... Sol. • WAITR US
AM. Loe_.~ ... -·--------'·---------t7'fn 9R. BA. Ma..~ 234 Fcnt.t Avt, 8t1i llk IJM:1l1 EQ«i1s 1d 14&$313
r '·
Reil Estate COCKTAIL T•ble. Fabulous-
Major expansion offera op. ly beautiful 42" dla, Can not
portuntty for experienced be told from new. A $.'l"JO.
18.leunan er "1)Rlln ill new decorator Item $85. FP.
hornet or rtaal& Bume11 SQ...3914
11 tf'nifk l ~ ODllftdm-SP=AN=ts"H'""s·--~-.~,~. ~to-.. -t
tial. wat. Moe. irrn. crushed H1I Plnchln & Assoc. velvet Nevu med. Ml&'•
S900 E. Coast llwy. 675-4392 coat. 6«-3337
.._.... ----~ ~"",;:::.:-~~-I ._ -\.L.l.LJ..AL<u MAPLE Wagon wbed rocket
lttal E1t1te S1le1mtn $30. M~le teiepl'IMe table&:
WANTED. Top Beecb Blvd. ch a Ir combination sat.
location. ~ellftlt Wes 11e-~t4
ttvtt>. 'o"VERSTUFFEo====-"'•,--.,,,~~
.PacUk: Shortt Rf'oalt7 rm Mt w/buatt. comp!. ~ Rollt ot tnUaUon. Raal . 119Wlll
HELP WANTED -.~·"o°'iv,.AN"'""'so"""a..i..,...,"'..,=-0~,-.1
REAL ESTA Tt = :,, 8:"""....,,:
SAWl'EOPLE 1<>. ....,.11
~Of' _..17 lkTMed SOP'A • Co,..@l'tRllt-, tth ~
Call Mr. Daly MT_..,. $:10, Rec-ctiai. ltll. l;ii lltx I.. H. l .. l!f _,Oa!.,•-· CM_.--.... __ ... _._1
;
ANNOUNCIEMENTS. RIENTALS ,
end NOTICES Ho.,.. Furnished
Corpot Leylng & C.rpot leyl09 &
Repeir 6626 Repelr 6626
Your
&
Rugs, Upholstery
Drapes Guaranteed
Spotlessly Cleaned
SERVICIE DIRICTORY S!RVICI DIRECTOllY JOIS & IMPLOYM
_c_o_n_••-•cto~rs ___ 06_2_0 1_1~ron~lnt..::.. ___ _:6~75:.:5 1 Jo~ Wenled
SI por Men&W-e ROOM ADDmONS a IRONING Wanted.
L. T. Construction hen. Xlnl. wark.
Fam11y rooma. ldtcbtn ar lfi5:.G28ll
unlll. Sln&i• story ot 2; lRONING in Dl¥ bome $1..2$ pla~ cu.stom du1ped., For hr. M$.6239. 1S10 Orcbld Dr.,
uumat'' l ~t , pboM Sallta Ana.
e 147-1'U e i========
• ~ J. HUITMAN • P1p9rhl.n11nt
Room Add. KJt. Bath ~bl. Painting 61.50
OR 3-4459 e U 8-4780 1---''-----=:.: I
COWG£
StUOBl1S
AVAILABl.f
CAN BE USED IMMEDIATEL y Additione * """°"''"" * PAINTING l
WlNlddyo Wont? Whoddye Got?
SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR
NATURAL BORN SWAPPERS
Spoclol Reio
AFTER WORK IS COMPLETED Frod H. C....id<, We. DECORATlNG * 673-6CK1 * 54t-2110 Interior, uterior Revolutionary Dry CJHnlng Method Llc'd. mo·•. G.,.,.,.t..._ Carl!t c1 .. nln9 6625 CU.tom work onJ.y. for Rugs, Upholst•ry and Drapes 1 ~=.;..;;.=='--= HARRlS PAnmNG ~
ALSO SALES -SERVICE -INSTALLATION CARPET I Furn. deanlna-; THE Ialand PUJter WU!
b &IJ t:ypn. ol work
PART TIM!
Altemoonl or ffftl.
SOUTHERN CAl.
COll.EGf
STUDOO
5 line• -5 !Ima -5 bucko
ltULll -"° Mun IMCltJDI for 1 day kl'VI~ .l. quali1,1 pa1nt an)'thln& conun'I ""
.......,.,., """ ...... .. ..... 1-Whft ,.. ...... ~ IANU.MlllCAID flQ ISTIMAm MASTll CHAI•• woric, call Ste!'lin& for residential. Exp, lk-mt@d, ._YOIJJI ..,_ f/fl/4/et ....-. +-I ..... _, ~
J-*OTHIHQ f'OJI &Ale -fllADl!:S C*L YI briVltneaa! ~ insur. M~ than $2,000 PHONE 642-5671 Modern Rug & Carpet Co. .,.0 ....., or,..,..,,.., .. Call ... To Plue Your Trider'• ParedlH Acl Gardening -tree t 839-&9 4335 CRENSHAW BLVD .. L05 ANGELES ===:._--,;.;;.:~ ". EMPlOYMBfl
5 BR 3 bl., 2 story borne
ln Back Ba)'. Trade dear
tor vacant land, older or
amaller home or tnut
deed•. Ownet-bldr 641)..1675
$10,0XI equity Whittier VM!w
home, 4 BR, 2 ha., zm 9C1 ft
Exdwl&:e for Sail or Powe,r
boat. Motor Home or F & C
land. Owner 644-~
WUl b-ade imports, or do-'
mestk: c.ar far gocd inboard
or inboard outboard, lki
00.t, approx. 18 ~
Pbono -64&81$
TRADE· C.JA property next
new 'Seers Covina $61,00l
equity price $69,00J fir in-
come, clear land, beech
llome. or?? owner 66-1909
WANT: Vacant-House-or?
HA VE: TDs, Cash & North
San Diego County Ranch.
642-3573
~an View . Nr. Npt pier.
of units !um, best rental
area. $58,500 • take sn hse
in trade. Owner 2006~
Court Ave. 673-6521
Boat 35· Jeffries, Dy brida;e
sport !Jsher' ($16,00J value).
Will take good car, small
boat, or l'e6..I estate in trade.
Owner 646-alSS
2 BR, Den Duplex, (2) 1 BR.
A.pis., Ocean Vu, Oil Lease,
Belm. Hf1:., L.B., for home
So. ol P.C.H., CdM. or buy
Prln. only. GE 8-:m7
1961. Ford Pickup 6 cyl. 8'
bed. A-1. !or DUNE BUGGY
or UDO SAILBOAT,
548-2791 Early A.M.
Want 4 BR & Fam + Apt,
Corona del1 Mar. Have
Ocean front Duplex, New-
port. Balboa Bay Proper-
ties. 673-7420
Will trade $5,IXXI !qlllty. 1967
32' Chris O>rinthian for
smaUer boat or what haYe
411 Rcbd.ii'n F.B. Sport fuih-
er, loaded! D.F ., 1.115 hp TS
Chrys, 150 W radio, AP &
remote-5 $23.00J val fer irgl'
TS diesel Irx: prop, stocks.
673.7$0
Colonial 2 Br. 2 Ba. Vle'W
home, in So. Leguna. A 2
stry home w/2 frpics. Ap-
prox 7 yr old: Want mrlAll
income units. Owner-Bria.
Aft 5 pm 499-1900
* * *
ANNOUl:ICEMENTS
end NOTICES
TRADE UP OR DOWN 296-5100. 296-SlOI COLLECT ANTHONY'S PAINTlNG. »<L Int Ext.
HAVE UNITS-WANT DU· .. ~========~;;';~~~~;;o=:o=~ G•rden Service lise Trailer. 1T 11' exp. PLEX I· SERVICE DIRECTORY 646-1948 ,.,.. ""-'""'"L coll.
HAVE TRIRLEX • WANT Penonel1 6405 -LANDSCAPING •-""""--------
SERYKE
Kl 5·1178
HOUSE, Brokor 56-9"11 WED. SINGLES A•ph11t, Olis 6520 MONTHLY MAINTENANCE PAINTING And ,....,.... U
3 BR, 2 ba Monticello Con· QUALITY asphalt teal coat Exp hortlculturlllt. JOU call me we both benefit. I====-=====
oo. 2 poola, $20,950. Will Helen Danley your hostess _._ . dri Complete aeanup. Reu.. Exclmive but not e.xperlfiv. ""---tic Help 7035 THURS SINGLES .-repalrl Ve\Pola:fl: & park-or-. ._.. ._;i -..c7 -n~• tak• 3 "' 4 BR home $20,000 , in• lo~. ""'3129 ,_ Genlen<r •• , me ~-"'· -~
to $30,00J bn.cket in trade. DOUG THOMAS Complrle Yard service. SCJ:fWARTZ wallooveringa: I ~ owner/art COMBO B1b'(1ittlng 6550 Exp. Frff est. Landscapirc. punt a.IN I klatallation
s Acres, 15 nu. from Las THE MOST! Clean-up. 540-1332 • 54&-0124 MobU •tore, borne app't
v,..., 700 furnft. from Hwy. ALWAYS FUN BABYS11TING Wontod -My Europoan L&ndooapo• 1=81~7-~1659,,,;,., ____ _
want clean . one Bdrm home -vicinity Indianapolis The Finest at Reuonabl.e EXTERIOR • t n t e rt or .
cottqe for 3"'yn. 244 OW. lf'R.IDAY & SA'J't.1:RDAY &: Malloy Dr., lit Bch. Spttial ~"-tor pta N t ntidc Ave. Venice Calif Happy Hr. T-8:Xl, Dinner to 9 536-3151 Price 496-3.383 Evenina-• • .,. ...... a • • ea
DOMESTIC
HELP
' . ' . . DANCERS CORNER RES. & eomo·1 G°"""ing "'"'· R .... 8ll-l358
Maple Wurl.Jtzer Sp In et 14381,ii N Matn at Edingl'!' St B1by1ittlng 6550 Lie. Xlnt work, Reu. INTER Or Ext. IVJNTING, Liff in or live cut
piaoo. Perfect Condition. SANTA ANA 542_9306 -~---''----"C:.: 646-6722 or 6tli-l4J4 , JMMEO. SERVlCE. Local HouHkHpert
Exchange clean Volkswa&· BABYSlT one Pf"!-schooler: MOWING, Ed~-. v·-•awn. ref. FREE eat 548-1671 Excehlar Aa:ency
en Sedan of equal value. FREE'. ....i..i.. .___ 11'.. __. '30So. Broe.dw&)', I..\ 90013 w~. my •IUl<ie; exper, Gen'I clean~. Haul.in&:. INTERIOR l EXTERIOR (ll.JI 6113-QMT (21.3) Dl-l7l5
548-1883 Basic Boating ClaHse m~r. Xlnt ca.re & meals. Odd Job&. * S48--6!1i5 Painttnr. F'ree est.
NEW Mini·Bike, '"R-'1., Offered to Public by Fmced yd, Flower Sl., Lie &: I Cll ck .,.c -,_,....,,. J Gn""""--1~ . M. u ~ ridden, comp. w/fenders, Balboa Powff Squadron Cot;ta Mesa. $6 Daily. apaneae -uo=u'5 p •-· ~ rlo 1•-rlor 646-4301 Professiooal Maint. Land-81uting .c..>.tl' r uni' lights & 21,t HP motor: Starting 7 PM Mon. Sept 16 9C8ping. Oeanup. 646-«:63 Free E!tima."18!
LIVE INS
Employer PAY• feet
Gtorw:e Byland ~ncy
106 B E. 16th S.A. 54.7--0395 FOR: Cllev. 6 Cyl., pccl, at Newport Harbor Yacht MOTHER wishes to babysit * 642-4669 * 548-8'712
1!65. Call: 54S-5986 Club T.11 W. Bay Ave., New-wkl.)r or hrty in my home. CLEAN-Up, tree serv, rototil., _ Oinese ll"i!-lna. Oieerlul
Seasoned 1st T.D., $4750, port Beach. NO ADVANCE Loving catt. Fairview -grad.in&, aprlnklen, lawna. Plumbing 6890 Permanent. Experienced.
PflYll $60 mo. Original aale REGISI'RATION Nu:ES-Baker area, Kil)ybrooke haul g. spray. 64&5848 Far East Areney "2-l'7Q3
$1,00J; \lr'elJ aecur~. xlnt SARY, ENROLL AT CLASS school 545-6881 EXPERT Japanese garden. Marv' a Plumbina: Servic.
pay. Trade kr late model 64&M22 or 673-llfl5 for more BABYSITI'ING my home in& • H.B., F.V., C.M. al'8. Rep&ir-Remodel
Qui. or ? 675-0144 lnfD. pa.ys or over nit.e. FuU time. __ _:*_:8l:::T:_:--0132::::::_:*c_ __ i,===........,~7"-"::•'=:--:;;= I
aJ Ac.. horR ranch N. eau. * Single Adults * Wonderful care. H.B. Nr. Cut 1r: Edge Lawn Ph.tmbing 24 hr . .erv. Work
3 hou9e! lOM ft fencing, 9M You can meet from 2 to Cannery&: Adams. 96Z$916 Maintenance. Licensed guar. Lie., ln!W'.; remodel,
"
--14 tall F s Cali 540 '""° -" 4 PM repair, rooter setv. 531-7566 . .......,,,, s s, or · 10 new people this month BABYSITTING wanted -=~~=~c-C' ~~~'="'=~
ranch • inc, home -or ?"! and eve11Y mooth fur the afternoon or night shift. ln-AMERICAN GARDNER * 24 HOUR SERVICE *
rlelp W•nted, Men noo
Stores
Warehouseman
$00M equity • $$M owner next 5 yeaMI ... Pre-select-fant to of yra. Fenc'd patio. Exper. commer. Ir: relrid, Plumb~ --~Ir remodel
IJ45.lOOIJ ed lo please )'UU. For inter-642--9CQ Free Estimates 968-19U Guarant"""' * MS.l407 Experience requlred in 1tor-
Will trade 5 Reversible oval esting recorded meu.are, BABYSI'ITJNG my borne, l!'I activity in Jftcisb'I
braided rugs ($50 val) or dial &36-6200. infants to s yn. H 0 t Jun-~Go~n~e~r•~le,S~e~rv~l-~-6~61~2~ IR:•:"m':::od::•:-'-'"-R_e:'pe'-;:-l-'r.-:'-:940:-1 medwtlcal components
8 speaker Zenith Hi-fi ($85 R"'°1D"E,_ne--"7~_~W7al~J-,,-,~&: cbes; day & night. 5222 PROFESS. Window, wall& &: IF YOU need Remodeling with knowledlle ol Kardex
val) for good freezer, 20th to Campus Dr &: Sisson Dr., H.B. ~1933 fl 1 in b . PAINTING .• , REPAIRS ind ability lo rffd blul!-817.aIU p~"---'--., • ...., .. ~. da r. c ean 1; us 1 n e11, CALL DICK ,.01.,,,,., prints.
<lWWIUll!:I! ..... :,,.,, ~ )'&. WANT'ID: Otikl to carr for resld., &. construction • · • vu-'"'
FREENO equity, 5 modem 642-9876 in my home; week days, Crystal Window Cleanlnr -h R
unill", e.ll'-ctn:I.: trade MANY==-Than=-"7.,-,,,-,th'°,--~ age 2-5. 549-1922 C.M. Free Estimates 548-8737 Sewing M.c • pn. 6962
foc income, Orange County lady who found my keys Ir: BABYSITI'ING my home ~ OIBAP fill dirt from Lar Alteratlonl--642-5845
area. turned them in to TeWinkle m>' S. c-• Plou. Full Um•, "·h SI H 1•-" N t t 20 OWNER 646.:nll parlt office "" " DO.; eepy o a>W .,,orm ea , accura e, yn. exp. J. C. CARTER CO. '7-===,-~---perm. 54&-00'.ll. drain. Deliver or pick up.
Will trade 77" mohopny, ALOOHOUCS Anonymous =a~AB=Y"S~ITf=rn=G,--m-y_ho_m_e ~rm day -SJ().-4.859 eve Sewing 6960 671 W. 17th St.
low conaole TV, new picture Phone 5"2-ntT or write to Victoria/Plac-""tia. , r,, e 1 DAY --~ H • '-"""-----:.::.;;;: tube • ..........,.x ·-•·~ $125 po n--,_., ,.,_.... .... ..,. •• ce. ome DR.Fs.5MAKINC • altera-Costa MeN . • -.-..-·-' v.......,, • · · ~ ..,...., """""a MeM. Costa Mesa. 642-1"""' cl •--~·· all FOR Battery portabk 'JV.I========= vi-• a~t ean .. .., ..... t>...., w 1• tio nl by ex p ert 548.3421
536-U31 Announcemenh 641G BABYSITTING in your home windows, painting. 642-8520. See.J'nstress/Tailor Re a 1 .
by mature lady. You tumi:sh Sterling for brightness? 842-599J eve. An l!'(JlW ~t:Y = ~ ~ = Life~•. He•lth Studio trampor1ation. 675-1294 Hauling, clean-up, garage.s DRESSMAKING. OJstom, in employer
value S20'.Xt • will allow Hospitality 11 Our Motto Etc ...• .Free Estimate1. my home nr. Westcllff. Xlnt
above book for trailer. =~~~ Br!ck, ~•tonry, etc. 6560 Anytime ... Jim~ worlananahlp. 548-.MQ Long range Tooling
Terms on balance SJ6.ll31 P,,_r•m Naecf1: C•r· · · Open wkdys 10 am -11 pm H••lth Clubs 6720 TILE, Cer•mfc 6974 · -· New Home 3 BR, 1% ba, Sundays 10 am. 8 pm BRICK, Concrete. ~ntry .:.:.;:;;;_:.:.:...::.c==--....;....c penteP'I, Woodwork·
many extras, 1107 Valley 519 E. Broadway Custom Cabinets. Sm a 11 CHJROPRACTOR *Verne, the Tile Man * er1, Tooling I. Lay .. ut
Circle, C.M. Will tak Cflr, Loog Beacl:t (213) C7-7())9 jobs OK Free Est 962-6945 HEALTH CLINIC Cllllt. work. Imtall I repair&. Men. Previous Bolt
boat, TD! for doY.-11 pay-I='~-='==:=;=:,~; I Massage, MW'IB, steam ad-No job too 1malL Pluter Building Experience
ment 642-6106 Funer•ls 6412 Busln•u Service 6562 jl.lstment, x·ra,y. 548-9911 patch. Lea.kin&: 1 h ow er Preferred But Not
What do you UllJ1k ct Olli' Female Technician repair. 847-1957/846--0206 Nece111ry. ~ .. ER.'"...__!;AlW>. ---'~: WESTMINSTER Newport Wrop 132 E. 18th St., C.M. Columblo Yecht
.......... uuu l,,.l.&M'""""° & .... •ii Serv'ice Tiie, Linoleum 275 McCormick Ave.
°'Pt. P.o. Boz 1875, °""" MEMORIAL PARK IV1~ Heullng 6730 & Marble 6975 Cost• -Pilot. Npt Bch, Calli. Specializing in Crating· For--'--''------·1._:::..::::.'.::.::_ _ __:::;~I ---~=~;..:. __
Mortu•ry & Cemetery eign l. Domestic Mallin&. O..EAN LoCs, prage1, H•rry'1 Floor Covering * * * Com'f,lete funer•l1 Gift Wrapping _ Packaging etc. Tree removaJ, dump. Linoleum, Tile, Conlon
rom $245 & Insured Malling. 177F Riv-skip, bad<hoe>, fill, Indoor. Outdoor Carpet
Cemetery lots erslde Dr., N.B. 548-0791 ===""':=d='=· ="'=-31=45"=== I "FREE vinyl uphalt tile, for
Busboys &
Di1hwalhen
A~:~~~~risNTS Includ~r~~~nt ean c , .. •._rpo"-"n,..• .. •_ri,..n:.• ___ 6;:;5:..:..90 _H_•_•_•_•_cl_•_•_n_ln_,g'---6-735 ~ •:e.~~o w: :chb~ 1---------------------1 Everything In one beautiful -or too small." State LI-Found (FrM Ads) 6400 Lott 6401 place moan• 1,., •o.L HOMF. or Mobile Home * APT. O..EANING *
Full t1me, over U
Apply ln Per90f.I
Bob's Big Boy
----------1 ' F·" & tho h w f .. -·sb censed, Free estimate, All . No traffic problem!. repair. Small jobs welcome. '''" roug · e _,,i 154 E. 17th St., C.M.
.._ __ , . ·-'"'
>OBS a IMPl,fl"' ·~H t
Help Wanted, -7200.Wp Wonted, Moft 7200 -~ ·----
A New Silicone Plant
IN
Costa ,Mesa
Has openings for
•
e 6BIERAI. SBIVICB PWOllllB.
To handle shipplna and re<elvlnc;
also, mal«ial hindling and tesUnc.
Clean •lr conditioned work are•s.
Liberal bonefok.
CeU H. M. Chrillionson.
for oppointment phone
540.8920
DOW CORNrNG
CORPORATION
On Redhill, 2 block& oortb of Boker ..
An equal opportunity employer
---·---------
Help W•nted, Mon 7200 Help W•nted, Mon 7200
Civil
Engineering
Draftsman
Le&dina: Newport BM.ch
Corp. engaged in delign ol
planned commWLIUes lttkl
experienced draft!man for
permanmt position. Apply
in peraon at our oalce1 -
tiil campus Drive, Suite
D. CAcrou from Or1J11e
County-)
Engin .. rin9
TKhnlclan
To woril cloMly wltb engi-
neen on deovekJpment of
cl!cl!Jal .tectnimn. d a t a
equipment and digital ma&·
netic recardln1 transport&.
Undentandin1 ar electronic
fundamentals required and
ipxperlence with fabrkatlon
and teat of dectr'onic ~
cuitry desirable.
Call BOB THORNE
TALLY
Computer Products Div,
714-542-1196
M•n's WHr
Salesman
E~ced fumi!hin& I:
Sporttwu.r -much node:
work Ir inventory. Apply In
peflOft only
MR. 51'RINGER
Haythorn•'s
Dept. Stor•
San Clement•
DUNCAN
Steble, prog,...
s i v • electronics
form hes immedl;
•+e openings for:
• 2nd Shift
Trainee (2)
• Coll Winder
Tralnee(1) -
Must bo hig~
school grad with
locel employment
history. Excellent
wor\in9 condi-
tions, f r •'I em--
ployee insurance.
Cell 545-1261
For Interview
2165 Felryl-Rood
Cost• Mesa
An ...... """""'"""' ..,...,..
BLACK Pekingne9e. Female LOST: 1:8dies ~· )'~low 14801 Beac.b, Westminster Call 646--623 bef SAM/alt Everythfni, 642..8164 work guaranteed. p hon el---------
Nr. Balboa. Blvd. &. 4fth SL gold A diamond dinner nng; 531-1725 893-2421 7,PM ~=:=7==::===;::;:; 1~""'~3856~'.._,=====-1---------1
"" •no. 67$-3396 umaual. , ... "'"'"' G ... •ttl"-="'====~~ • HOME REPAIR • Interior Decor•llng 6737 JOBS • EMPLOYMENl Boat Assemblers
WAN"l' A BEllER. JOB!
~~,Wedo
not dild"hnate between men
Ir women, but the State
doeal We have "WOl'lll!n who
could lift a bllrer box than
1 man, but the state •)'I
no! We sell tar. ol din·
nerware I: need a man with
a JOUnt back, q\8ck mind
on b a 1 I e mathematb,
ready smile, who ~ --·-· ~ work. Good WHITE Poodle, male, found sentimental value; reward. Cemetery Lots 6411 Cabinets • r e m o d ~ 1 l n g . e Residence • Comm'I e Job Wen......,. Men 7000 on Balboe. Ihland. D""• fl) 496-2058 497-10'25;1---;.c_;..:o:;: _ _;:..:.;c:: I ,..., ~ TWO 1 Oce1m Prompt, re a s on 1 bl e e Pain tin&:, lnL 4 at.
673-6900 Eves -67J....6ffi9 SM Female dog (short hair) ota. view 1ee-646-4224 e Well Coverings pflNTING
Apply in perlOn
.lenHn Mairlne Corp.
235 n.clter, Coeta Meta MALTESE kitten abt 5 mo Bik wf wh1. markings. Ami tion ~ Pacil'ic. Vie W ---------"--~•-"-~ to Roome. Ba.kt'!!' .l. Memonal Parle, c.tiror. del REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS e CoFREElor ~!~TE' Outftde...Inlk:le. XI yn. exp. ~~-38th .l Scuhore. Fairvew CM. Rew a..r d 1 Mar, Mim Sacrifice for S2fiO CABINE"I'S, Any size job. Ucenaed &~'in~ Not ttw cheapest, but the
540-8586 each plus pell>ttual care. 25 Y"· exper. S48-6T1.3 MOOE RN neatest! ~9967 Le a v e
FEMALE Sia.mffe, found in 549-067of after 5 PM m~ for Tex Odo vicinity of Bushard Toucan. SANTA Ana Heights Black & (==========-• Cement, Concrete 6600 DECORATORS m. Test Technician
Please identity. 968-2'l88 white female dog, red yarn Lanai Notices 6450 536-!&3 tied to «Illar. Arlew'eMI to -• f 'rnORYK CONCRETE H.S. BOY to eu1: la""1W, Pl
mower, awftper av 1. l l .
536-2363 eve.. wknd.
To perform flM1 teats on
complex electronic equip.
ment. Mlllt be tamillar with
operation of all typn of
electrooJc teat eqWpment
and be able to devt.e Ml·
able tett arTMeements and
write test J)l"Oeeedure.
SHAGGY, mixed br eed name Mn. Peeie 540-0254 AS of this date, Sept. 14, NO JOB TOO SMAIL CLEAN Lots, garageti,
female dog, found • i c Reward. 196!1. 1 will no longer be Free F.el. • 646-12:34 etc. Tree removal, dump, Ro.umoor Center. 842-2331 skip backhoe, fill, PUMPKIN ' Color l 1 d I e • ~ble for any debt. -ade. 962-8745 J b W ted L ...._ 7020
MULTI colored kitten with waUet Vic Jloag Hosp. CM other than my own. John M. Child C1re 6610 ... ...!_ an ' ... ,.
whtte paw1. Mea de! Mar Keep mooey/rrl\lm con-Gonzales ---------LITE HAullng-Trimmin& XMAS Shop w/out kkll • 546-8301. 1::.oo""""" LIC. day care AM to 5:30. Trash. Garaa-e Cleanup1
teit.s . ....,,..~ SERVICE DIRECTORY Hot lunch..-. xlnt care. Name it-Reasonable eves. Be.ysit my home. C.M. Cell 646-9611
FOUND: Silver Rabbitt LOST: ~e male kitten Harbor • Baker 546-1539 BIG JOHN &12-4030 Rei;pon. EJcier". 75c • $1.
Vic. Baker St .. C.M. wlwhite ntn 1: paws; vie. Asphalt, 0111 +520 1--"c==o-'~==~-I 642-3178 ---==----545-79m I WllL care lor your child in *LITE HAULING• OPENING 500 blk. Acacia, CdM. DRIVEWAYS Ir: Parkin"' loll \ Cl F t BOOKKEEPING For 1msU ...., ,..,.3 .... my home · meale, lie fenc-een up. ree es· bus' ro.+i.... 11 ADORABLE orangt" ldtten. .. • ...-:rou. repaired & leal coated. Fret ed play area. 497-l«U *54&-7849• 1De9Ut. ...., •. payro ' for
MO Paul&.rino, C..M. MALE Poodle, blk min. T est. Reas. 530-lUJ NO ___ wOat .. •• _ ~-itatemeni. I: lt. typJni. TB. e 1 Stock Clerk
Looi 6401
LOST
Rate' V!l.&la female, red-
brown shorthaired, medJum
size. Missil'll 3 wk.s. Lut
seen in Lagww; area. $50
reward II found bJ 9/18.
6TJ..6016 m.s&44
LOST
LOST Sop< I, t.male q,
re1e mbl l!'s Gmnan
Shepherd, UUny b I a c k
w /wh I l e tmdmnarkinp.
AnSWTr1 to ''Sharlene",
REWARD .• 491'-17t6'9,
2 DOGS. Whittier I .19Lti St.,
CM. "Coco" aged t a rt
Bulldog; "J.J.'", )'OUQI fem.
Poodle-like, blk. A whit~
Owner ~den. 66-0139
CANONET Junior 35 MM
omen I: caw at BID
'tbomM Ca.men.a. Lq Bch.
REWA.JtO. ~'l'OTl altft I
pm.
LOST turtJf' wf"Judy" writ,.
tt:'n oo back. OarrtU A
Pomona Jll"d.. Oilld'1 pet. ..,_,,,.
Red "°""' 2 ,_........ ,., ... ,ci +• "'• yoo DIAL direct 642--5610, ........ "e Very reu. 67J..6176 days Perme.,.nt yrs. • ...,.,,.., DAD..Y PILOT WANT ADIS' ca.n NU tt with a DAILY your ad, then alt back and 64&-8684 Evl!'I
missing. Re\\'8.l'd. 5t&-1'235 • BRING RESULTS! PlLCYI' WANT AD!! 642-5678 listen to the phone rtn&! • Drlll Pr111 Oper ~-~:n~36~__..=_,...~,--l--=-'=======:...;=o:;=;;""':,:;:=..;,::~~==;;::=:=:: I DOMESTIC WORK By the Electronic Development RED Vizsla. !'bort hair. AN day. $17 a day. 543-67°' Corp.
to "Brandy". Vic. CdM. after 6 PM 646-9611
""'""'' 673-1>016 ·~~~S~T:_:~R GA'ZEKl<~ F-Mn By a.AT I. k1LLA.Nr--~~--'--l 6405
FREE!
l11ic Bo•tfng Cl•a .. 1
Offered to Public bY'
Balboa Power Squtdron
Starting 7 PM Mon. Sept. 16
at N~ Hartior Yecht
Oub T3J W, Btl.iY Ave., New-
port Beia.ch. NO ADVANCE
REGISTRATION NJX:ES.
SARY, ENROU.. AT a.ASS
&t&-8G2 « 673-lli) tr more
~.
Also
Huntin9ton hach
R«l.ltnUoft at Huritfnetor1 -"""--Se9t. 16. Oll.!lll!t eandnue
thmiPtout thr Fall.
FORMING Mid J.ir Parent•
O::motmed CttittfW Com-
mtttee. U inl«"tled reply
~ ~" ~ r-1>o111 Adolly """" M ~....... AccorJ/ng fo th• Sro,..,_ Y
"J.. 3-f-1 To d.velop message for Sunday
a.2)..55 read words comspcnding to~
cf )'Cl.I' Zodiac birth sign.
1A JlSo'-
2 Yt/4ht 32 Dlfr 3 "--! JJ lo:ltc..
4 11'1 J•T'llk s Eon.r.t JS Ltit 6~ 36ror
7 ""'*" 37 c.c-ci-• A J8 Sodrit.111'J' 9Y-3'f......,.
IOAbollllt .OSMI
ll DD.,. •l ~ 12Jat .Q~
).)U.. 4.JGo
.... ~ .... E-* 1'~ .OW/th ,._ ...
170.. 11~ 11"""-........... '7ht "9Hom.
20 GclOd !I) "'-21 ~ 51~ 22 Drtiow't "'SJ y-"'""" "a; 2Allbly ~
2!0ldti"" 55 II 2SDMorot 5'Rm 'ZJY-S7n. llGm:I SI~
CHH.D or Infant eve I llte
dutiee by matul'f: woman. BUSBOYS
54!}-1096 or &42-760 0vtt 21, permanent, tun
./ EXPERl.ENCED nlll'l4'! time. Oill an., 4 P.M, tor
for doctor'• office or clWc. 1ppolntment
ReJerence1. 499-8946 5J6.38e6
5 DAYS Wttkl,y of hrs • 8-12 Huntinaton S..dltt o.m1ry Clob ~. Own b'anlporta.tion. /--;;:;:;:;,;::;:;.!..:::::::'..._ ~ SALES-PAltT TIME
LADY WANTS HOUSEWORK Need 2 neat, au:rtslive
543-999'1 1000I tnl!'ll lo W'Dl'k 2 eve1 .\
Sat. CrM.t for co 11 e I ,.
QUICK CASH iltUd<rnta. $M wk. Not door
to door. JE +.-31»1
BUS IOY
THROUGH A 6 0if ;-~7;1ew
'NDt>A Y'S am.D, UIS 1!:.
OIUt Hiway. Corona dli Mar
DAILY PILOT ~ :·.,;..,: :.:
arvb on VnlvtrsltJ oat>
JIUL CaJl &1.).«m O l' -male cat Ytl')' DllUy Pl.Id BD:ll P. 200
....,.__ Ylr Jame1 St. C...M... THE QUJCKER YOU CALL,
f:.all all I. ~ THE QUT0CER YOU SEIL ;.c;,.:;....:_;_:_;__ ___ '
2'.VW. .,,~ .,., Cl,....
®°Goo!®-
WANT AD
642-5678
ltEl.ID'OOOK
-· -. Good ... ..,. """""' °""' -512 W. 19th a., C.M.
I ' I
-------------~------·----~ . --·~ -...-........ _ ............. ____ -----· --------·--=·
Machine Operator
Tral-
Modw>ioU ,..UNd<. lm-
medlate open1np on Ill """'· Pie .. Tiet Corp.
l500 E. Owltnvt St.
Sulta Ana., Callt.
AA: for MRS. OSBORN
Counseling
A moat !nterl!flltin& 1erv\ee,
No tKPaimce necesqry
due to our prof.easlonal
tralnlnr. Above avena;e
Nmlnp. 2 met needed.
Mult be ewer 30 yelll'I ol
age. For an appointment ......
~12
'"" or pert time We need young men
Nett and *"''*'w for evl!-ntnc wort. Now hlrtnJ, Call
9:30 a.m. to 7 ~.m.
539-1931 Mr. Treck
r .v. RIPAIRMAN that can
spec'8Ule on 90lJd ltA1t
1\V.'• Son)' Ind: etc. Ex-
mltnt opportunltJ • hlth
-,ercentace. Nl.."WPOR1 ER
T.V. ml Hll'bc:r Svd.
54M5U
'·
~1:1 -and ... 1'IUMD to
he)p the mm. P ho a •
~15 lot ~ • 1be -. -= s. O>aol Hwy, lA&tma 11-=b-pow-.
...... 32_.
TAILOR
To work in fine Kim'•
Wear 110ft in N~
Beach areL Good opprt-
un\ty and many benelltL
Write
Box M 192 Delly l'llot
e ARTIST e All---. to do tompt.ey work phn
handle own aooounta. Space
and ~ plu. hourly rate. c.u lt9w Moad Sor appolat-
"*1L 546-7360
Netlonol Sys-Corp.
SA LISMAN
WANTID
"""" :Ill, full ..... ooly. """ ~erred,butaot~.
We wiD train )'OU. Apply
In penou, uk ttJr Tom.
Grant's SUrplua. 1750 New-
port Blvd.. CM.
PART TIME WORX
Hlrh IChool or colltee ant.
dent txper11ftced In Chftl
I WooclwOf'lml, Eftnfno .\
S.turd&ya. Apply Boy '1
a..-h of Kut>or Ane . -GREENS
KEEPERS
---···*==·· --__ :!-1
• jf DAILY PILOT $1UUdoJ, S<Pltm"" 14, 1968 .-ousu FOR~· "'11.iAU ~,HALS UNV.11$ RINTALS RENTALS RENTALS llEA\, ESTATI,
Genor1I
lll!At ISTATI
Gentrol • . ttl'IJlll '""'w-J Hou ... Unfvrnlthad Hou ... UnfurnlltMd Aett. F~!'!'lahed Apts. Furnished
L19Ul\I lo.ch 170S ....._ -'-==---~-1---~·-Aph. \lnfumlshld
• 1,_ _______ 1_,..., .,.._ 2210 ,.,... Vordt 1110 LOl"n• loocl> ·J!'OS Nowport Boach 4200 L11un1 Boa~ 4705 e.i11o>o~ 5300 ~ R1nt1lt 5999 ~
.A. VJE11 bomt: "'""""""' • •· 1--------BEAUT.17= nl>ut.. LB:!
6100
' ' . '
-!Umlabod. ,...., doo>'°W I SR. 1 % Bo. I.II l.....t OCEANFRONT S-u WINTm ...,tot, 3 BR. 1 ""• 1"EIV modm> all .... I 8R2 -_B_R_dtx.--..... --ldldl-~, -• ..,-I 1aL to -. W/~ to 5 &11Jt. S i.Dl. ""' 1 wit ....... ,
r' .. _ -• tb:rouehoot. 2Dl K i 0 1 1 yard. Pardally crpkl, hh11i, Villa. PU'Uy tu.m.Wltd. JIUCe upetrs W/Pf'. Fam. or apt & 1tudio btldl a.pt, «no bey. $i.li) mo, A du l t •. 21+. J'lapp)' ~ 6 • rm. I.or t mc:tft. .m £. Slit
"'
• • ~· "'*'· 54~ after 6 p.m. $18S mo. (JM~ Verde). rm.-, partc.flke 1 r 0 u "d 1 , worktna Aduit1. No P"ts. tral loc, ocean view, 2 blks m~tir 546-e5i4 bitpdb< tun Plies to t:lvt. st. CM HS.a» o" D _.. l:ci========: ft48..8124 privale l:>ff,(.<b, M• pool, $fiOO Wkndl or alt 6 pm 613-193;2, to oocan. $1U. $125. Owner -========'-I All lnltrfttld putln coo-m.cu !!!SJl. &ayshoru 2225 l].45; ~2 BR., water 1>&.ld. mo. Abo, Victoria Beach 1.16 A Ulh St. l-~~=-=="'=m"51=='=== Huntington 8eech 5400 !: = ~1: '1ll l'l Il'Rb loC. • ~
aua. ........ Large, ferW1'd ye.rd; ck11.pe1, Ocea.nfrt1nt house $185. HONEYMOON -.pt. view ol Dani Point 4740 • JUv •• 0stpn. WlQ -·~ ----BAYSRORES Wlttttroot 642.-3315 49f..4653 l>AY and oceao. larlt room LEASE wtth option GARAGE, clean. comt:n!ait. equll)', NL • &t ... 1SIO/mc •4f441'n =-' t!~~.:~·~ate; ·--•. , MONAROi BAY-ARE A ~lg..lh,.!..tt;~~.ee.,kitcbeo. $ISO. MODERN attracUve latSt 1 2 Bdrm 1Jq.lta. $l!ti ~.~.Ai,ha Beta m.ulltt. ~
A gardtntt. $425 Per mo. Newport a..ch 3200 LOVELY OCEAN VIEW. 3 "" .-.... ~ er p.m. BR itPI, heated pool, ooxt to Cape Huntington ~ lot. llM ~ARQt BA~ ;.•~ winter. No ptta; quiet adult BR & den, 2 BA. cpbl, Drp1, ?:: bay, ~J_:r !,. ca~~· yacht hartior. $125. Owner iCou&:unlntuml Income p--...... 6000 Walla~ kq kit. $10,950. N . , __ ol r......a.. Call.fomia • 1 213, 19 9 4 1 5 6 CREAT famil7 Beach lfse. 4 frpl, pool.. $300 mo. Allo .... every ..... ,.; _, year.,,. 499-~ or 496-3519 ....., tlo .............. ,_ • .._. • r -·'-,.... __ Bol tc,'Sed••• :;"' :iu; a warm a =k~~ rn.4) ~4 ; Br. 1 hie 1Q bcb. w/oooan avail, 2 BR. 2 be.. $250 mo. Prerer oouple. 112 W. Coa&t ·-• 1 AL) rR::W· t:clutle:.-u:t. *PUBLIC AUCTION* A;.,_....,.. .......
&r&cioUa ~ '\lieW bome, view. Great for chlldttl'l. adulla f.98.-1243 betw lfJ.,5 pm Hwy,, NB. Sp. f'-11, lrf>.1509 .a-.. Unf'Umfthed ed. Pool By order ol attome)'I. mre.J.;;:2:;;:;, -=~-~San~ .. ~--~NB=""
Ith $325 mo, yearly. Nrw liv rm 2 BR 2 B ~65 Wint "'t"'.. ......, ... "" ...... .,, dramaUe 2 1tocy entry w Coron• del JA&r 2250 · a. .. mo. tt ln4> 842-7274 4-piex apt. bldp. iJ'OM\na: Cub, Terms.or trade CUfvtd WrOU&bt iron atalr-. crpt'g. 64:J..3523, 642-lS54 Duplexes Unfum. 3975 All utU ¢. 'iii blk to bch. Generet 5000 So. on Magnolia at Adanu U'f.400. To be told bllvidu· Fee Simple. 646--8565
lcaae leadin.g to plleria28R.2Ba..furn.orunfum. BAYSIDE VilJ.a&e, $175; 2 ·-1200 W. Balboa Blvd. all 1st m $36!M)i') MCb..
(-'--tot b' the , .. _.}, de-Patio. M"W catpril. So. a.ide Br. 2 ea.. atove. refrlg, LRC. 4 Br. Nev schla I: 494-5189 RENT NEW sound proof/ priva~ l y. • LOT Golt ~ view ~I ..._. -,..._.~ "-BR bllc to ocean •~..1...... Only $1,000 dt1wn. Sale Sat., .. : wm --" -·· llahtf'Ul opc1t1 belLmed Uvina; of Hwy. $230 month. carpeU, drapes ; Adult• on-shp'& center. --t'"'• _..,.., WlNI'ER rental New 2 BR. 3 Roomt Fumfture deck Ii: patio. 'sT;IT;4; Sept. 14th, ! P .M. at 11.t., =:;~ ..:u or uauo:: I
rm. l&l1'e dlnl.nc nn, I bed--61)-.6361) or 642-3645 cy. No pets. Pool, slip; call blt.ns. 673-2402 aft 5. ocean front. $175 mo. No $25 Month 536-1319. 8ff at 14 A:YJablut. ?91-795-199 Shalimar Ave.. ~
rms (huge maJttt Mlltel, den £7S.1054 After 4 PM .<cnll 1 AL~ ..,.15 ""'a """" or eve & FIB Costa Mesa. For further in-:
w/FP, 4 ti.tba, heated pool. Bllboa 2300 DELUXE Olndomhrium; 2 Aph. Furnlahtd :;kends ~69. FULL OP'l10N TO 8UY fonne..tion, eorita'tt Bucker.oe R1nches 615
lde&l for both tormal a: in· * Attractive 3 Bedroom * BR 2 Ba. Pool, !rpl. $250 Mo 4000 BAYCIJFF Motel -winte No ~.:_c·•·c. 2i:-IJ:'taira. atovre, ftlng. InvestmeRt.11, 403 w. 8th St .• ,;;;:;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;I
formal l.tvina • $1'19,500. Will.ta' or yearly rental. or le116e/option 67:>-2805 I ·Ge;;.;.;•;.;•_ro;;..lc...-----rates eH. 9115 f27.50 up. fumit~~ hnt1l1 816 ~ulr. ency, S3&-8!m l..oa An~~ 9t0l4i. ~: HOME & HOU~
20'J2 Miramar Wlt.L Lea5e or lease-option RENT Maid Service, TV', Pool. 455 ... , w ·~· Clll IUI> ~.... m-0192 m. $1'598 ZVes. .. ..... _a-.. -'" v MYSTIC HlLLS-Ocean view, Balboa P~la u . .._..w, • · _,..>l"CU 2 BR DtqMex, private yard t: $ $ $ t...1.1..L t se.u1.11 ... ..._. e...,
level pla,y yard, lamUy rm, OPEN SAT & SUN 3 bedroom family roon1 3 Rooms Furniture N. Newport, 64fr.32&5 1568 W. Lncln, Anhm 'l74-2800 patio $140 mo. Agt. 847-1266 nnoti91' Parlr: with 4 'BR. a 3 baths;
3 bedrms. 2 batba, DX) aq,1~..;;,;::c.:...:~-,~-~ home. Jean SnUth Realtor $lS Month I BR duplex. garage to June 5 Unita, excellent re.Dt&J UN., On 518 o( an acre wiUI' a 4
ft .• $42,500. a..osE in: 1 adult, quiet, 1~~=~~'="'""'~-,-15. Ideal for Engle working Cost• MMll 5100 Gerdtn Grove 5610 beautiful Owner • M'ariager stall barn ; comla, ·1aclt
TURNER ASSOCIATES oomfcll'tatk. 1ffi mo ti.I June LARGE 3 BR. 2 tia. awim· ruu. OPTION TO BUY adult. No pets, children. ---------Unit. Property ebows attrac-" room, etc. FUD.. pri~ $52.~
682 No. Coast Blvd. • $95 tbru Sept. Yrty. mite pool, $250 mo. ('.on.. No deposit o.a.c. 548-2152 Excellent, park • like iur-. BIXBY GREEN tive return oo irlveatment. FOr · flll'ther ~tlO!tJ
l...aguna J!each (TI4.} 4Sf..ll77 6'1l-32M domiirtum. At'· 642-fif!Sl H.F.R.~. l'LAR~~G~E~2"""B-,.-, -al,-ps-,7"'."'F~or roundinp tot adulta requir. 2 & 3 BR. TOWN HOMES $56,900 please call Glewt TcmplOD
Furniture Rent1l1 winter or yrly. 1 blk to ing peace 1 quiet. Family room. Priv. pe.tios THE FOX COMPANY with
Dena Point 1730 Lido ltle 2351 Newport Heights 3210 517 W. l9tb. CM. 548-3481 churdl./schJ. 646-2636 Diacriminative Tenants Up to 1500 square 1eet 286.1 Eut Cbast Hiway, CdM Eckfloff & Auoc., (nc. l ~;;;';::,-':';;~;;:;;;;;~1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;, 1568 W. Lncln, Anhm 774.-2800 1, 2 A: 3 BDRM. APrS. 673-9495 673-49'18 1818 W. OlaprnBn Ave. !, 12 BR home. BARCA.IN BUY F'URN 1 Br. Yearly leue • 53U'77f
with living room. ldtcbtn, Udo 'Isle 3 Bdrm, Frplt, cMi.I garage, Co1t1 Mna 4100 Util pd. See owner 2 pm Sat POOL. NO CHILDREN .. Central air condltiorung M • 1A NPI'. BCH. ind. 541-2621, Ev~knda '
bttakfut nook .. Owe.-.d Bayfront alley, adults U90 mo. ==-'-"------& "1n. 2181> 20 29th St .. NB MARTINICj)UE ' -Max. acou•ti'81 privacy cmplx. 12 wa re ho u '• • ~ 6200
patio, 2 car ,.,..,., dock. Graham Realty $25 Wk. Up • untum Pool GARDEN Am. · Csrpets, dmpes, huge " <#fie.. "'°" Sq. ft. "' Ar:rooge .
(..andscaped. 2 R-2 1ota. 83' 2 BR'•+ Den. Funt. Pier & Nm-NB P-o&t Ofc. 646-~14 l BR., 1:,, . 2405~ wardrobes. dishwaaben 'l5:x300 sq, ft. Jndscpd, Jot.
--· fl5,500. C 8 11 Slip. 3 to 5 montM rental. • Studio • Bach •ptl. no chil or pets. 18th I: Santa Ana, C.M. • IndMduaJ washer/dryer Sac. $68 (.00 -$8 ooo dn 20 LEVEL ACRE.S Beautttul
49S-2bJ ruvtera Realty $600. per month., Best area e tnd Utill A:~_.. 16th St., N.B. M6-46&1 Call Mr1, Henderson ~554.2 • Wallc to all schools Own/bldr
0
213: 941~136!1 . Northern Calif. R«reation'l
• • ~Lido l BR. I% Ba. Fireplace, e Maid Servict · 'IV 1vafl. WINTER Rental 4 br., 2 be., 1777 Santa Ana Apt U! CM 3tl UNIT Mtn land. $4,990; $511 dn, $50 -. S. Cbe.Bt Hwy .. ~':_. n.: .. 1 ... _ Q-pt.s $200 mo. ' ' . . Beach Mo t e 1. _,,,, = =1, 1~•) --~•• , ... ,,, no.w.<1UJ11 • New Cat. & S... new kitchen. Avail. 9(15, 'Large pool, putting green, o-----....... ,,,......,..... ......, ...,, • ....,.. 67J..3434 2376 Newport Blvd. MS-~ $275 mo. 675--0091 e PRIVACY e ncaauriable down payment,
Ooeanakle · • 1750 .._._. __ .._ -3 OR. 2 Ba., bltns, den ;din. CHATEA0 L1 POINTEl--,-1 "'B'°'R.-near--p1,-.,--Newly decor. 2 BR. w/garage volle~;0~dm~· etc. :-otelex~~. ~ ~!~ 1 ,E_x~.c_hl_-~-c',..R.-E._,,,6..,2,,3,...0 ~ 2 B ft.. HW tSoorl -nn., 2 frplcs. Carp, & Lovely furn. 2 BR e.pl:B. Off· util. trtt $90/mo. $110. Fef'Ud ye.rd with pe.· 6868 Lampson Form CQ. 642-600), Eves 4 Houses full price $35,500 • °"'""...., · -= Coldwell Banker & Co. = l2SO ~i:'2, <Jotml ,..., ..,..... .,..,,..... 8"l-3184 tlo. Water pold. lnr. knoll! 548-2576 .11<,00I equity. WUm-
loe.n 6.6%. $16.00 mo. mt.~ c..9' ...,_, Heated pool fl50 per mo.I========= ZZM-D Placentia Ave. GARDEN GROVE BY Owner.~.,..._ dlx 4 plex Want loc ot land. 642·2221 • $16,500.00 ,.__, ...._ CIB:fwll• ·-Adults, no peU. d I .__._ Call between 2..S """f'""•
Kl ,_., o• .. ,... Irvine 3231 1941 PO. MONA AVE., C.M. Coron• • m11r 4250 e 6364m e w/3 BR owners unit, nr BUSINESS end -------;;-;;,,-=~~c="-,-L1gun1 B11ch 5705 ni.ney!Md. 10 % dn. FINANCIAL. a.-Bull! • BR .... 5 DD 3 .. Furn home, lr• NEW Village n ... BR, 21> SUS CASITAS • COROLJDO APTS •• 2 BR. rus m~ """'· ..... 100 CLIFF DRIVE SJtl.0518 ~~_'..~ ~ ~~ pe."';: 'f.g mo. kue, $475 BA, Jg ram. rm, llv. rm. din Furn1sbed 1 .Br. I. Bacbelot l ·BR. furn., w/frplc ., lie. Gar. Omv./&b.P'g. Adultli LUXURY FURN/UNFURN ========= Bus. Opportunitl• 6300 ~ u~-· Co.-·~.soo mo. Rltr 673-8830 rm . bit-in kit. Yearly lee..se Apti.. . pool. $165 yeerly lease. prehilld. NCmsiderNa pre-sctit Yearly Leue. 1 & 2 Bdl'?nL _B_us_in_•_•_•_P_.r_o,_po_r_t,_y_605 __ o WANTED 1 I I ~ ......,, -$340 mo. Avail Oct. 1. ruo Newport Blvd. 41crJ E. Coe.st Hwy. 673-3378 ~ ..... ,;_ .. o pets. ow vacant. Yee.r1~ Leaae. 1 bedroom
l:B:1::l:;bo:1;::l::11o:::n:d=-==23::-5;-5_ 1"54"S."7"4:09;aJt="5:P::M=.===· I :,_;M:!:edalllon~~'.,b~y~H;'.o~~~in~t:_ PRIVATE Room &: Bath, , ,_-=,.....,,..,--.--.---•'-po~to S"-· ._ m-~ PROBATE property 100 x 251 Part or Full T1me ....... North County Realty 1 2 -BR 2 bath "'" ""~ ... """"l'• ft. Froot,age on 29 Palm Reliable party b:> ft!t\ICrl
lCll • 3rd St., Oceanside 'I'EACRERS Winttt mital -Coron• del Mer 3250 .$125. UlGE l Bdrm. Oean, gar, util, neu Faahion ca~l.!. dra:.tioi ~ OceanvieW from every Apt. Hwy in center ot Joebua a,nd oollect money from new
1'7UfJEl6 9 mo. Furn ! Br. 2 car gar. ---------quiet. Adult!. New med, Island. $75. 673-8300. Eves; und from $150 mo Up, lease Tree. Smalf oflke &: Jivi ..... coin openit.ed mack ven<b1 (At ••-~--'~ Pl.,.) N-"-paintedimide.&ouL furn . Nr. mrkta •• ~'7'-<6~~'-'-~----er 3 ok, .$14.5 mo. 494-2449 -· ~~ ...,__ • ., ---' u.,.. ......... ._,,,.....,,. .... .,,. $350 Yearly lebe. Unfurn 2 .. 5404358 or ~ Baker quarten on rear. IJl'S-.4900 or lll VJo.115" v.>W.tv 111u ~ l~:i~::~~:.':~~~,,~6734837~~====== Br. home. Lrg yard, 2 car Wahr/dryer, gar, 1920 B SO. of hwy, 2 BR, pool, adult.s St. nr Fairview. OCEANFRONT apt. Lg e brkr 37G-35U asking $18 500 roundinr et@U. No Milling; I Duplex• For Sile 1975 gar. Completely redecorated! Wallace. 8J8..0038 no petB. $100 yr lease. , ,....,,~-----~ garden area. Priv. beach & ========· = Handle• Nabisco Producta -1--'---'--~~....;.;..;.~IRENTALS Ca.rpm, drapes. Adults pref. DELUXE 2 Br. studio&. Poo1,_6n.s_.,,21..,3,_,,_'C"'..,.---1 BR., priv. patio: w/w ,;ea pool. 1 br. & den. Part. 8u1lnen R•nt1I 6060 and natiottall.v tdvertiaed ~G Dupiex.. l BR ea HoVSM Unfvrnl1hld No pets. Water & gardener crpts, drapes, 1 child ok1 2 Br. Partly turn. carp. & drapes. All elec. No turn. $225/mo. 494-4653 ---------1 candy be.rs. Exeellellt t,n. ~ apt.IWrig.rang .. &Maoy ·-... "'~'"" °' 67~3018 '°' $150 "42562 <hild<"' or .... $!IO . -BUISINESS BLDG. oomelorfewhOOn~ Em'IUJ 2 car Iara & e Gener1I 3000 also unfurn $l30 &: up. Call · * -· 5'48-1322 Dini Point 5740 "''Orie. ([)e,ys ar Eves). $135t/
w/laund?y, wuhcr. Extra --64&--0496 B1cholor Apt. $100 mo. NEAR occ 2 BR 2 Bath Downtown Main St. Total-r"'IUlred. For-shawer & toilet Beautif .. n.. Free Rlnt1I S.rvlc• l Bt.K .. from be_ach: 3 BR. FURN or Unfum. Large 2 '1'03 Acacia St., CdM · · · · LARGE' modem 2 BR apt, ---• in'-"-.. ......, ... __ and tl!i el kit. .. ,...,..,.;.. t Apt. Bllnll. carp. & drapes · ~1<14 """¥~; lend name, land I cap e"d + auto. to .......,,.. O'Nllenl tenan · e<:. '"l""' ....... ll; P · or BR DeLuxe apta. Blt·lM. Jll5 incl utiJ.. 2 room $155 Month. 540-0336 heated pool, next to ocean, ],8oh sq n. Hllntington Bch. address & phone number toi
sprinklers. Id ta I for ~ :::dJo .!:· w/be.. dnstra. Pool. 1 child. No pets. hachelar. Quiet. refined $135. 0Wner 499-2055 or $350 PER MONTH ROUTE DEPT.
employed coople with in. tio ... ,., Yrly. 67J...()'l(fj _642-;;;c73;;ll;-;;-,;;;--;:::::;;i:;::;;::l ,pe~r30;;:;,•;ooly:::;;·..:"'.::~::91:::m::___ 1 BR.995NewVlaly d~ted ! $125 ~'"96-J5=1"9====== I Ted Wey Rlty 536-2579 P.O. BOX 3M6 la.,,,. for 2nd apt. Inq. at 254. NEWER 3 Br. 2 Ba. F'rl>lc, n C B llull mo. eneta
h d lMMA 2 R. beaut y COMBIN. li11/sleepin1 rm., ~5079 LEASE SHOP/1164 iq. ft. ANAHEIM, QM.IF. 92803 Broadwq. dws t, bltn&, Cll>t!. rps. furn New ca~• bltins Rentelt W1nted 5990 , UNITED ST E .., A n Oet. 1 Lse $275 • .,......, • pri-r. etltrance & ba., ref., 2 BR.Bltns,di~washer,gar. -ARCADE J..OCATlO N. AT$ ~ENTAU 2S!I Harbor tpvd. va ' beamed ceillnp, Adulta, no So._ ot Hwy. $95. 67'3-2776 WANTED HIIJ..GREN SQUARE NO. 8. POSTAGE
HOUHI Fumlahecf 54,5.M9J. Opeft till 9 PM ~2 ha. frplc, patio, peta . .$1SO 19'l4 Walla.oe NEAR new lrg. 1 Br. Apt. :::. i°~0·p!~A~;o *URGENT• 270 E. 17th SL, CO!!lta Mesa, STAMP MACHINE
Rent1l1 to Shir• 2005 Costa M-. 3100 opts I ..i-... & dbhw.,•--. Nassau Palma 1 &: 2 BR. Bllnll. Swedish fJt:ilc. Util Young lady,:victim of multi-· •646-9J07e Reli&ble penon, men or"':!" ..... _ .. .,. Pool. $130 to $150 pd. $175. 61!>-2298 Sll5; 2 BR., util. paid; stove, pie aclerosia and her man, will be selected In thla
I •e 2 Br Lee.le $250. 675-54()6 177 E. 22nd St. $42>3645 retrig., draipetl. German Shep b e rd com-Of flee Rt"ntel 6070 8.l't'll to ~ 8nd service a ~ NEW 3 BR, ;_baths, $300.mo. BACHEUJR'S RETREAT 81lboa 4300 642-3J7S, pinjoo ~t#r ~eed a ---~----·I route ol poet.age stamp~
New W/W ee:rpets, drapes, blt-in ia.nge, car Pt t i o g l·BR. Uppe-r Bay view cot-~ 2 BR, encl pa'.tio, blt-lns tum. or uotUfiL.:6'.hii. ~ LAGUNA BEACH c:hinee in retail stores. A few
-garage, patio, adulU, ~~ts draP'.'8· Agt.. 673-2Z12 tage: privacy. $99. 548-8693 uCEANFRONT w I oven; crptJi; & drps. house or apartment with Air Condition~ spare bra wkly tr1ngs e.'Co
$13.5. Inquire at: 2047 UJGrle 51().2493, 2811; MenOOza, C.M. enclosed yard or patio. ffB. ON FORES'4' AVENUE cellent returns. Min. cub
Are you looking for• room-St. Apt. B. Huntington •-·ch 3•-2 BR., $135 Mo.; 1613 Y11rly Rent1I CM '--. n -----Desk spaces available 11'1 · ,........._ 1 •= 'Ph -~ N 1 _,__ 1~ 0--•-1 2 BR Unlum overlooking -11 ...,.;&!ion, ~""ble 11\•'<'0 uuen -· one mate! 11 11>, let Roommate 548-&'.XJO 646-1841 Santa Ana Ave., C.M. ' f!V>' Y """'-vra ""'• ~""or E>"" •-•-ool newest office bu.iklin" al ~ .. o,.,,.,,,., 1 · ·
FREE RENTAL BOOK A N ._,,__,___ course. 574 Joruui, 646-66TI ren~ y as am on fb:ed • .,... ..... ,, .. ~ or 111terv1ew. R.eference aamt you •• , MESA VERDE 3 BR 2 baths, e 543-8572e J)t!;. o pets or cu.-a1 income. Phooe 642-57.fS...· prime location Jn downtown I -==,-.,~~~--
Contact: T·P1an. Ex ce ll f' n t, con-Drop In ind Browse DELUXE 1 bdrm. Pool. $UO. $100 ,! i$El25B~.:_ Bl·-' Laguna Beach. Air cond> GOING into buiineu?
Roommlte Reference venient aree, $215 month. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Cozy Ideal tor becheloc. 1993 :>UJ • ..""" wu. N1wport Baich 5200 FREE SERVICE TO tiooed, c~t@d, beautilul Golden opportunity in beach Servi~ Agt. 546-4141 Fireplace. DoOOle Garage, Onm:h St., C.M. 548-9633 t -Bdrm -avail. Sept.-.June OWNER-MANAGER paneled partitioning. Two area. Phillipa 66 Servict
N rt Be h Ph 675-22l31,.,=:-.,,..,,,.,--.,--..,--,., Completely fenced Lea.se Stp 1 B &: Oc B/B ...,. entranCea: Frontqe on Statlona lot lease, ll~ ewpo ac . 3 BR, 2 BA, del'I, 2 car gar, . . 1 BR Apt utll tum. Adulta s o ay ean, pnv. BROKER F6re:st' Ave .. rear leads to 8ayl!lde & Marine Dr.,
YOUNG Be.d>elor woold like 1ge unfenced yd, p/furn. or $1S7.50 per mon th. No pets. patio new furn. & carpet. 3 BEDROOM, 21Ai be.th, face You select yotir own, tennint Mwx:ipal parking Iota. $50 Newport Beach; 321 Main A
1 roommates to a:hatt 3 Br, tklfum. W&lkiDg dist. to all ~ ~2557 ~~· Miramar Dr. pool. $250. Available Sept ACTIVE RENTALS per month for space. Delk Orange, HWltington Beach.
mise w/ JXXll. 89:M6ll att schla. $250/mo. 893-2545 15th. Adults only. 534-6982 and chain available for $$. Contact: Chuck Crowder
5 2 BR. • garage; Wlfurn. 2 Newport leech 4200 CLEAN Bachelor Apts. Bay & Beach BUSINESS Woman needs l Bustneu boun anawerlni: n4: 772-7UO n4: 774-1043:
COLLEGE or workine man Otildren ooly, no peta. $l15 7682 ED.1NGER $85 YEAR.LY, Ju at oil l~ ;.tnBa1~$~:. R•1lty, Inc. Br unturn Apt, C.M., New-~c::tlll~ila~1:iis fO!'W:f B~UTY PARLOR, 01ar4-
to share 2 BR apt. Pool, Mo. plus $20 deposit. Nr. 8424455 or 540-5140 C>ce6nfrcnt, near markets, BALBOA 673--9945 2025 W. Balboa Blvd., NB port, Corona del Mar or La· telephone. 1.ng, unique shop •. ~usy 1ocf!.
pr, $75. SU-.1082 ah 6. School. Ref. ttq, 646-5637 churches, --at1on.p~n,;~~~:::'.~~~1673-3663~;;~~~Ev;•~•-~54:&-6966:: guna. To $100 mo. Gar or DAILY Pl',.._ tioo. """"" clletllele. New 4 BR. 2 Ba. new cpta, dps ........ r-. MODERN 3 BR 2 Ba rt ~• •-AT IJcean 2peopleto~e 2 BJt t:Tae enet:ed patio. $150 Lease. Flrsl & last <:.entral heating fumi!>il:ed. · · fUfTJ. carpo necessary. 642-0086 422 FGRFSJ' AVENUE equip. $4.990. Duane
lrg ~ex. ll9A 341h St. garage, crpts. drps, stove. Small fenced yd, dbl gar Retired person prefeJTed. apt. SlO E. Ocean Front, CONTEMPORARY Apts. nr after 5 p.m. LAGUNA BEACH Wicklood ~9491, 612-7241
NB, 67S-09'l2 Adu.Its .$125. 646-5729 3 Children OK. No pets! Available October l 1 t . Balboa. ~7744 OI' 494-634 Beach 2 Br & den, 2 ba, lge MATIJRE Couple wish to Is. 494-1M66 SPOT & Pre!S Shop, $24,000
2 GffilS over 21, share my 3 J BR 2 BA. famOy rm. I& Nr. Beach Blvd & Sltuer 673-2906 BACHELOR Apts., all util. patio, bit-ins adults. Yrly. hm $300/nm., will ca:re for SECRETARIAL Gt"Clll yearly. Ideal for~
= be h t ~ M 17652 Van Buttn IJ42..7823 • N Bayfro • paid. S70 Month. El Mar only. $225. 642-32'16 same as though it we.re our SERVICE pie. ~".CXXl Pl"" •-~t~. °"" ac ap . ...,., o. ea. fenc'd yd. MeSjl del Mat eW ftt Motel, 310 E. BeJboa Blv. W . .., ""' .... ou, ~., 126% 40th St, NB aft 6 PM 673·7168 SPACIOUS 3 BR Townhou~e. 2 BR~ 2 ba, balcony patio, ~":t nte M·l93 Daily Modmi offices. carpeta, air cash. 536-3.Sn After 5 PM.
BALBOA !Bland, male. over LARGE ii BR., gar.: CSJl>., 11,t BA, pool, recreation Lower ~ex, opp.. beach. 3 RIMS. 2 Ba. Utll pd. $100 ti! w/w carpeting, d r a P e s • conditioning, parking. From LIQ. LIC'S. -$10,000
21 .2 story bou5e N b area, patio, dbl gar. Walk to F\J.m. 2 BR, 2 BA, $250 mo. June. $150 yny. 319 Fernan~ bit-ins, $165 yrly. 4249 WINTER rental W&llt~ by $65 per month. Oranie Coun· Act Now, Li.mited Quantity! s00 Mo. 675-2191, ear ay, Red$13tl""". w~'Zm .. ~:~ beach. Lease $170. 812$ winter l'el\taJ. 227 19th st. do 673-58(6 Hilaria \Vay, NB. 54Q-OJ93 retired gentleman. Oean ~Bank Bid&:. 230 E.17tb St, OraJJge O'lty. olf a&le (sloni)
Avail. Sept. 22nd. Call for =·==~~~~--t, -·-'G and ~il>I• Can•--"' C ta Ill '"l'~ Ridgefield or ph. 830-2(65 -· ,,..,. ,.......... YEARLY -Furnished 1 & 2 ~"', Oct. 15. $165. Util ·~~,..,..-· nnuwe 01 e9a. U<.<·....., Winston Collect (213) ~ 4 BR. house, Jdt<:h prlvll. 3110 ..,,......_,,., pd: 2 BR crpts drps adjacent ooita. 540-6642 :-.::.=::r Prtv. rm.: tbarn w/2 men. Meu V•rd• 3 BR; get new c:pts., drps. * 1918 West <XL\NFRONT Br. Re~le Real! Walk • ' · · Lge """""°'~=;""':.;::.:.=.._. ILEASE Office air coo.. * LIQ. LfC. OR.ANGE co
fi45.-12M Befure 2 PM 1;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;;:;;; I $140 Lease, 1st & last. 2 * 2 BR Yearly rental, no to shopping. 548-3158 frplc. 1 Bick bcb. Adults. EMPLOYED Couple want ditioned, carpelll, drtipM. ON SALE GEN.ER.AL, 1 BJ I children O.K. No pets pets. La'. amdeck. PJ(). AND LARGE 2 BR. garage apt, 1:i 546-8055 secluda'.1 fum'd home or apt Convenient pril:'g. Hillgren PRICED TO SEU.!!
Newport Be•ch 2200 17656 Van Buren 842-7823 A Be.<:belor apt for respons1. bl~k from beach. $125, 2 BR. 2 Full ba.. Carp., drp&, .!.0 $200. Brkr. 646-ttZS Bldg. 250 E. 17th C.M. W!Mt.on Collect (213) zn.4.249 1--'-------Ne1r Two 3 BR • Sl20 month. Water ble tennant, no cooking, $86. winter. ti73-4al6 bltns, disbwshr. Mgr apt'8, WANTED to rent, garage [ ~==,,,(;6j&-~'1~07'..__ ___ ,,:;':":=:'=:=='='::::I 9 MOS. lease Sept. l;..J\Ule Country Clubs pa.id. 17172 Elm ne 8 r 644--0234 1403 Superior, 646-3580 space for 3 old clauic BEAUTr.FUL office space in Monty to loan '320
15, $200 mo, Completely Unfurnished 4. Bdnn, fam rm L d I 4351 • tomob'I ~· ~a-'~ Warne r I Be a c h Blvd. 2 BR. A. Br. VERY NICE. i o 11 I NEW Soundproof 2 Br. 2 Ba. u 'es . ......,; ..., ....,.. Glendale F~raJ B J d g, turn. 2 Br. 2 Ba.. Bltn home. Spotless condition, 536-8198 n--i JO ft-I--Across fm , Coco's. 1005 CdM $45/mo. up. 6'15-3793 $50,000 CA:SH to invest <r bUJ
kitdw!n, fireplace. Patio, available for lease $325 mo. ""========cl ~· .. 9'"att nt ..,,,,, .. ,.,uJa 2 BR. 2 Baths; patio&: Roomt for Ren.t 5995 oominetcial or indu9tria1 tlubhouse. Adults. No pets. includes gardener & water. -location. No pe~. t'mplayed (Vll.gt. View o1. bay. Irvine n 15 to $225. 642-0239 2 RM office neat CM Cl~ pro_puty. (213) S97-358'i
No. 144 Bayside VUla&e; 300 673--3663 Eves. 54s.6966 t -L-•g~"-"-'-"-•-ch ___ 3_7_0_5 t adult&. avail. 'Ill June 15. e 673-3948 e 3 BR, l be., 11'1*, blt·ins, $225 EMPLOYED gentleman, pvt Hall. Idetll for aC(()Unlanti=========•I
Pacifi c Coa.st 1-l"'Y· t213) Bay & Beach SPECTACULAR View _ 2 Reason. 673-2123, 673--0349 i n c I u ti I s. _George entrance, n~ loc , handy to etc. $80 ulil. incl. 641-6560 Reil E1tate Loans 6340
22'1-4309 B ~ d Dbt YEARLY ,eotal •L '""·.from n1fbol l1l1nd 435S Williamson Rltr. 613-4:fi0 bch & sbop5. $1S wk. 3COMMERCIAL,1 inrhut, R •• lty Inc r. "-" l'tl!, rps. gar. n \Ill\ ,.. HOME LOAN
A I • • ' $200 •· •~2"' aJt • ~.. 3 BR 2 BA 646-7513 1 with living qtn.
Spt>nd ~ ":~~~:~onat the1 ,=~·~w~. !!B~'1bo~a~B~l,~d!!.,~N!!B!.=;:i:;;JO~m=o=oy:r;~;•:;·,,-=,,~==--~';"~rp~:;';;·~i~115~~,::mo:;.:;,· ;:,"'~>-0~1'4~· ==· cozy bachelor. patio, utll. NtwpOrt Hgtt. 5210 PRfV. entn.. & bath, wknds -=Ca=tt=""=""='=""'='llO==ILet us help you buy a hom•.
beach. Reduced Rates makel ~ Employed adult!. No Pet&. or aft 6 PM 673--I932, ll6 A -retlnanceexistlngloan oioii.
it . a Rental B&ra:ain! Wi! General 3000Gener1I 3000 General 3000 Yearly $80. 116 A Agate ~a:,~~~~:;~ 34th st., Npt lkh Commtrciel 6015 tain a 2nd TD loan. I
h.ave all sizes & prices. YEARLY • Quality 2 Bdrm Haven. Pl. Yrly. s.t3.6300 R°'oo=M""'w"t"th"'pn=·v"at"e_e_ntr.,--,.-,-e I 3 Lota-Comm'I Zon. FREE APPRAISAL 6
BURR WHITE. Reeltor Apt. No pets, no childn!n. ba. PROMPr SEllVlCE I
67$..4638 ev .. : 642 .. 2·253 ,_11="15
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mo=·=67J.6945=====' I N•-rt Shores 5220 & th. cpts/drpg. n5 wk Nt!WPOrt. wtth Income now Satttef. '.Mortgage Co .. Inc.' C. l'ill -0 ,5).,. I _ f} -C ~Q. 9 , • .:::;;;·;;;;;;· ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Wori<in• man Pttt 640-1089 from e>dattng i Units. Priced 336 E. !7th St., Coota Ill••
ON The Beacb. Winter rental p~ J.'"CJ JYI-~ JJ(/• p Huntington Beich 4400 • pELUXE Room in Private $58:,(1(). 642-2ln 54SOO.l.
Mod 3 Br. frplc, crpts, .,.. home. Man only. must baYe Ask tor: BIBJowen. Eves. 67J...1865 642-ll5T
drapea. Bltns, 1undec:k. pr Solve:ciSimpleSerambledWorcfPuz.zll!foraChuc1ck e NE\V e LUXURlOUS e ~·v car. ru wk. 546-ffi89 HORVATI{ REALTY _,
I laundry nn. $175 mo. 6201 . RESORT LIVING 11,, 615-1972 Mo"'-TD• •••5 ."·--ho.-. Dr. or call 1~·31 0' ~ ol ..__ · Ort• ROOM for rent. Working ••11'191, • • t ,..... ·-~ "°''°""° ~~ mo ~ 4 NATIVE GARDENS ~· s--~· m-~ ~---19'1-l281 four KTOmbled words be-,..... ::N woman prdetTed. N i c e ...... ................ ""'· __ ..,, $5565 t,~RO'° '°""f G IE®Lt simplto words.I I ~· . ~ 6 POOLS-SAUNAs.JACUZZl ON TEN ACRES home, kilchtti prtv. 642-4794 H.B. 3'11,; ft x 286'iii Ft. ~-•TD ..,.PGYa.bl• $$.65 LIDO Sandll 3 BR 2 Ba, 2 car · HUNTINGTON l &: 2 BR. Furn & untam $21,500. A1&o 150 ft X alli% mo. •11.'.l a~ interest m ROOM, ldtch. privll. CoU~ sm11.D I el ()cf! • w pr.; dishwa.𝔟 2 blks. F'r'plcs I Prt I Plltlos I Ft. Allo R.-3, 10 Acn1 $t !IQ ev lllview ~
from oceci A comm. pnol. 1 ( I* I I I . • GARDENS Pools. TeMi• • Contnt'l 8k-or workin& pl; after 6 PM ft 536-2482 109' diacounl 49'-ll31
Sept. U to June 15, '2'J5 Per _ • • • • , f .I. ._.. tst.. 9 bole Putt!Grt..en. =""~1,,,'""'=~'!117--~=~-r lnd:ustrtail Rental ~ A.1~NNOOTIUNCCBEMS ENTS
inollth. 547-2892 64.2--9003 ')_ TENNIS-ENTERTAINMENT 900 Sea Lane Cd!>.f &«-2611 PR.."VATE room with kitchen .vFV "" 1
OPEN Sal & Sun 1504 E l•G ID IT I · "-ff !,,./' .... ~r~ --..., BOlS.A-CHICA & HEIL !MacArthur~. Cotist Hwy) privileges, f<r working lad)'. WAREHOUSE
Ocean Bini 4 BR. 3 ba.th. --· . U '',/ L ~ ADULTS 147-8414 ~~~~~~'!'!!'!! 548-334=~'~-----·t aq fl. at 9c f~~e.'..e ~l-F_ou_nd"-"IF'--rw""'-'AdtJ=::...;:.6400=1
near bay • ocean W\nter I I I r -·~ r. .... I 2 BDRM. FURN. 3 BR Duplex, blt-ins, gar, NICE Oean quiet roorn fer $175 mo.. C.M'. area. 546-0041 FOUND white m11le cat. Vr.ey
kast. AAklftg S.100, want of. ~ AlSO 2 BR. UNFURN. ya.rd, club. Must 11ee. $200 errtiloyed mlln· $12 per lovable. Vk: NI)(. Bc:h pitt
ter. (JU) ftMllT3 ~p y SAN I -Utiliti~ inclU<led Yrty lease 642'6836 wtti Coat& Mes11 . 548--7969 Loh 610C: on TOOn., 9/S.· Call after ti
YEARLY loo. -Lil<• O<W I' L r I' An olonn clock i• o ·mocJ,. HEATED POOL EHi Bluff 5242 RE!._~_E,,SITATE PORTAFINA LAGUNA p.m. -.... ~" ~ _, BR. J Ba •. Poot, ~;· :;:~::=-==·=:'.:!:!,~ onl1m thot fa uted to lc:Ore 802 Knoxvtlle, Apt. D, 1-m -p~ View LcM PR.ESCIUPn~ inlflliaillli ;; --~ vm ... (2l3) ~ 0•11-tne -in1o you. • ~4 9 PRESTIGE Town -Gwst H-• 59911 Whit• llld _,. -''""' "' v!elnity oi i ~ .... no pets. rz AG H' N I NOf'Til Cool l·BR tum, .pt, Ad\llll onJt, J'or lease, 2 br Ir den I: 3 br Unt '""" Yorklown. " Btacb m..t •' 1'°' i. OOeln P'rwtt; 2 BR. ..... a ~ ~ dlCdlt ~ Wattt A ps ftlm. $80. 918 with 2 or 2\i; bltha. Gold HAVE ti )'OUr' own wa,y • GS Nyea Placie-,.,__ ,
118 -Ollldrrn 0 K j j I' j j . ,..v -l!;;;,,'"Y.!:, "" ... "11:."J ~-' Palm S<., H.B. Modalllco oil oleciJ1<:. POOL plua ""''"· ,."""'-A ~ Booch FOUJID: ....,. <M. -llJI. ad. "pd .. avtJI. now ._..., ~ 5.1S-<4S7'9 kar gar. 11.etlt ltutl •t rood compml:)'. EXceptkxiaJ rn4) .f.U..9388 ~. vk. Union Avt>. o:.ta =:.~~a:;. ~r:1nN[,~r I' L )' r I' I' I' r I L1gvn18e1ch 4705 S:~0Am1pway,N.B. =I~= e~u;.·.~~·s:~~fuundO/lJ
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MERCHANOISE FOR MERCHANDISE FOR MERCHAHDISI! FOR M.llCHAHDISE FOR. M.ERCHAHDISli FOR ~E AND TRADI SALi AMO T1UJ>I! "•I.I AND TaAl>t SALE AND TaADI SALE AND TRADI
Furnltvre 8000 Fumltvro 8000 Fumltvro IOOOFumllvro 8000
bEAUT '°"""' cb&lr A °" lr.3
$125 (COit pxi). LAlifll an-c-i. .. t11man. decantor ttbdc, ~
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RKolvoo concollallon of $22,000.00
Spanish •M Mecflterr•nMn Purnftu,. !:..~'""''·Mlle 1teuu. • Med~-·
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1 Bought Mlnufoctvl'9"'1 Showroom S.ll)pl" ~ At ~rrl!lc Sa.tnp!
8' Wood carved arm tllnn, Jg. mm'• chair;
beaut !ab.lea. S Pc benaon dark oak din.
set, w/blaet or Hocado !ramed chain; ~Pc
BR sel lklr Mr. & Mrs. drelSel', lg mirror
2 commodes, decorative headboord In Span'.
"'""' .. ~ ... "-• D1c••ton Drt:e. H ... I• O. D...., SfmT1.AN[) Sbtepdoc S25 DOU.8 50c -'5 Doil dothts APPLIAN<D: '1'tJaner '3 o::>NSTJWCriONRM*' fer I'
lterna u followl: Gorgeoua 8 ft. custom quilled -tamily will> cHkho. 50c • is c.m.. 11-11 Doll Wlllle -ii ~ 13 ~ -...i tor ""' <r
80!1 with aeparate loose pillow• with beHy oat No l>od habits and I'm .... 110lohoo 11 o....tabt «JO .S., --115 --•$25, trucl< *'!'
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ltern.s Sold Individually
Shop Around-before you buy see US!
VALUE 5895-fULL PRICE $429.95
or tefrns at low •• $3.00 week
No Down-Uae OUr Store Clw'ge Plan
No Fancy Front-BUT Quallly Values Inside
APPROVED FURNITURE
trim decor .tnd matching chair 3 matching oak btaut!NL "" ._ w.,, ... '1 I'll.-11 Sl77 l!att..,. an! elec1rlc b1ocb ""' x l!I # -. -..,
oocu!onal tables, (2) 68" tall 'decontor lampo, c.J<. "' lNln<. ~~ """" Q<m1.,.. , ->;";. .... ;r;c.' .;.;~;;..;.;•c.111;.,,.__ an! ---1&11t
hanitng chain .swag lamps to wrought froo, an nuGIOAJIR.E l"e'fri&eruor • ~ 1 &6&1 And rnatchmc dia!r, botb ...., l10u ......
8-piece king size master bed,.oom suite ln pec•n ::1.ia CODdkkw1 • wlllte '15. SMAIL b'lnlca atM .m 4 makel •UO bed, needs ~$1 a::,,.;
paneled Mediterranean slyle with top quality . _., 115 .....,,, ,...,..,... ..... $25 IDd IJ>, buo $1 so, -
15 yr. warranty king size mattress 6: boi: aprinp. TYPEWRlTER Roya.I rd>Wlt fib YARDS .-ed ~ 115 01clcet chair 14 BlM:k and with l1 ~ dmt. p
Spanish decor dining set, etc. run1 like MW ~. 548-Titi6 3 CUM!d MCtionalll $15 wtJtte TV coode J 2 ~ :~ k foot, bed ~ ~1': ......,.. w. ,_,.._ SI Sn.Of MOVING· LP Reoorda 50e • MCh. I wh'-te vinyl coudlH: Ro!la'WI)' $10 Sir.sa bed and 13. mm'• aid boca $lit, men ~~ro~~~.~~~ ........................ ~698.0D ~:~~.~~te:; 1!: :.::~lbcM~ a~ s;;,:~~ :.:::.-·:r: :'°X::
... , Pkc. C.• le PllfC'""-1 1114PYW"" $2. Sink $1. %; mnt Walnut each. 'Tf6..46S3 ......, .. ..., 308 1%c m 3o -.ch. ~
T•rm1 A<o•ilabla-Nawcomtn to Ctltfor"I• fireplace wood $10. Doon machine $25 Standing: Wnp Kettler Lane, Muntb:lllm
R d 2159 HARBOit, COSTA MESA ea 12 Yean .arne location-same owne'1
DAILY ~~-~,~z~=~ ~1.
-...,., Cr•clit Apprr M lmm•cll•t•ly $2. a.d1os for p&!iJ 2Sc:. SKll.. type power saw 61,i" $20 SuitC'&Rll $l each. 2867 8eacb 8f7-0356
E" Pana 25c. Vun 25c. Twin li&ht •el.ibt '15 Ex:lra Veb.lco 1.aM. c.K. (Dea
beds SJ. Gt-em tBSIOCk $2. biadee '2.50 and 1 S. Brtatol and Bektrl WHn'!: Loew plltow
JWd:len. table $5.. llt'Ctrlc 54S-afi3. 594 W. Bl.Y. C.M. 2 1W1N bedspl't'tldl, whit~. na~ chair $25, at-
sewq: machine beada ss.. DOUBLE mattreu, like flN' chmillf', tiowes'td., $1.SO J = to ma.:,h ,:o,SlD• Furniture
Swivel TV table $4. M18c.$25 .-'-. .;c646-:c....:mt=----m.. ~ 'di beige $3 ._ ltoft a ,
bouaehokl items 5c: • $1. 33:1 -67'J...8.l mb)o car cb*, ....U.-and CANARIES: Beeutiful bon:ie atrdler $1~ each, toUet
Ramoaa P1. C.AI. 5fo8..9823 lrowt\ $5 -$1'.50. s.16-22116 4 ANSDf Mic Wheeh, flt. 9eUI (5) $1 ~ o&d wlN
ANl'IQUE gta.s.sware, cut snmENT trombone, rood Ford '25. ea. 1 pair ol recorder $10, 2 electrlc l:root
FREE TO YOU PI LOT _F"_'_"'-'"-'_• ___ eooo __ G_.,_.1_._s_._•• ___ •022_1
DUE to death muat ICU! 3 PC. Sect. LV nn aqua Mt TO--GOOD---~---
Bdrm Mt, 5 pc dloitt 90lid with blond end A mffee .....,"" cnly. 11
Pl•nos & Org•n• 1130 cwd holder $17. Salt and condition $m. 548--0'144 Ole1W' Slidm $20. 6'13-4496 $1.50 each, set d. 30 en-
.. ,..,. $12. ~......, 1 =~==-~=~ -17, Bt"'1l "" bowl (J piece) $25. Bowl and 30" RCXJND walnut dinin& ~ ~rin F~ 1 h a mp o o er $ 1. 5 O, ONE WEEK Oll.Y ~~";! ~ ~ .. ~ =t~~~.ev::: :~4 Sbotpn .qle t.rTel $20. lallwnmO __ °.:""~ .. rtel type 48.
HUGE SA · ~ po f.14, Surfboa.rd $10. 1124 &ca.le ....., ~. pottery $20,
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mahog. xlnt cond. $375. Also tablr with matchlnv; la.m.pa month old Female Fox let·
aolid mahog. buffet a: china $60. Extra deui pa range, rltt. Has bad all shot&
c:kiset n~. Mahcc. dinins f'lectric rangr apt ai2e Needs loYtnr ~-Very
tbl witt>. 6 c:hn fJS, 2 Mahog. stcwe. Modern ~etrlpraton: lovable-. ~U&t baYe (encei
. kniclc lmack shelves, miac. &: wuhq machiJln. Solu yard._ Will have ,payed.
fum. See M 1£632 Rhooe Ln. hide-a«d, Hollywood cxm: 548-1786 9/17
VINGS """"dish $5. Cake,.... IS, cheJn 115. Red modem nco track".· 11. "' with lawn aw._ 110. lawn suear $7.50, goblet $5. stufted chair $5. Reoeued ... __ ,_.. _,, 5401 ........ fumltuft,redwood3pc.$20, ON All PIANof Pitch.,. $10. c.i...,. vuo $10, ldtdien or "°""°""' light ~~ s """'" -· ~-blcycl<o, , h 11 d • 1 $2.50,
II Ii el be,. fixWre 10" x 20", $5. Qib "BABY Ltoe'' BabJ 0-tb, The tlme•to b11y b NOW Jvr• ID0Be5 c: ef'Y t $ll. derailer 10 fPeed $10, '"j our h"t• pr•·••••on pleno Bavarian dish $8.50, 1817 E. tn&ttreu, like new $8. xln.t Cood, like new $10.. tandem $2(), Schwinn $15.
•• •· Ne¥•• btfore 1;.,,. w• Wilson, Apt. D. Olenig:e Da1*h modem dellk: or din· li:5'0;;6-~ll50"='=-:::-C'.'."'°"-Rear J08 Goldtnrod, CbroDa
offef"ed 111c:h • febulouu ••l•"· ·HANGING lamp $1ll; Min-1ng C'hair, walnut wkt. black END tables. Be au t If u I del Mar L
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Sf7-38fD recorda, hundreds 10c • $25. lm8ll Fox terrier and
HENREDON French Provin-TV $20 & $25. The Gnrage. Beagl.f' puppl:es, 3 black and
claJ 5 ft Credema Buffet 1550 SuperiOl', C.M. 6tfr9188 white. One brown I: white.
$215; dining table 42" x 58" 4'xS" CANVAS car-top rack To tmme wtth ya1ds mly.
plus two 20'' leJves $2((1. 169 $10; 46x31." drafting table &: No &hots. l20 Albert St.
ShoreOilf Road, Qrona del chair $Z!.OO: mbc. prdm 548-1786 9n7
t1011 ef line 9rencl1 •t 111cll lew neaot.a treadle-Qtpe aew1rc naugabydr seat and bac:k S8 fnlitv.'OOd fin)R.b, 32" square ~21.._"-M-,-UNT_Z_TV_and--.,-... -
Prlce1: machine, antiqU• '""'""'• M.Ch. Lawn sweeper $5. 18" high. Exoellent CQQo
• Stei.nway • Estey
• M•son & Hamlin
,..._ $25, TV ltand $1, ...... "'
okl IDd oomplete $22.SO. J ~~C.:.:------ditb1 $25. 646-4lllO $5. mangle $10, electric CC(.
Portable TV, as la, $12. Rat· BIG v 0 l v 0 e1'ine $20. DANlSH Modem ~ lamp. ltt pot $3.50, .klfant llll!ILt $1,
tan dinette table wttb 4 'l'Nn,smjgb, $15, Re a r Excellent CObditiori S 1 5 • stroller $5, Cir bed $1, ctr
chain S:ZS; Lewyt tank type 5l'6ta $8. Parta $2 • $25. 646-4l8) seat $1, jumping bone "1,
vacuum ~ete S 15 . m..'376 J ,P~E!>m'=,,:,,AL--tabl~e~l-4'-' -...,,.,-txne on wheela $3, toys 'nic
Saturday, Sunday and Mon-LADIE.s 3 speed bike with fonaJca top, wUtut base; -$1, pla1JM!O $9.50, &lam
day. 222 3'1nd St., Newport buket $22, Matemlty ca(ll'l end table °" cigarette table , lined 20 gab heater $25, 8'
Mar. tools; tr' Sbr Lite Nower, NEED gd home for
reel type noo: 19" Toro "Missey" sm. 1 yr. old !em.
• Chickering
•Weber SOFA 7%', oeaut b I u e rctary type mD'iWT' $35; tik A: ..,.bt chlnJahuJJ. 4: teor-
broc:ade; queenaize hide-a-Bluebird i.wn tharehtr 5 rieT mixed. All ahota,
bed, niat. brown tweed: 3 HP mtr. IJIS; Scott' a 962-41595 9117
bar --IOl!d
Beach CneU' Mar lee t aet $1.50. 64S-J6M Excellent cxuiitiw $10. work bench $25, 2 bWb 40
W SUR F B 0 A RD • Grftk 846-00 nit flu:oct«"mt light ftx.
• Sohmor • Kimb.U
• Brombach
hardwood, ProY fin i 1 b. fmfllr.er ~er '6; G.E. OitGANIC fertillzer, aged
497-1495 elec clothe• dr:Yer $50; etc. hone manure c:o m bl n e d C• ~ --• p·• G ===~=~~-tw'efi with bults $'1, 40 watt ....,,.---~• .,... ...._ ullistan EUminator, 10', rood con-BCX>KCASE 60" h lg h 24"
1.2, 12' 12' "~ •·1o di b..tlbs 50c each, electric
600 A~ ~ de.I with wood shavings. Good All GRANDS alMP. A... fwm.mn.,; Mor, Sun tluu Fn mwch. 113>-5332 hetwoen 8 & r"
""""61 new. 16 Cu. Ft. GARAGE SALE 5 or 546-4931 otter 5 913/J sp1uns,
x x "'6''t 1.1t: e tioo $25. 67J...{i9.tS after 6 'fricle, pabDd •vocado green frying pan SS.. bMhrocm
$21. King 1iz.e bed and POWER mower $7. B a by $10. Exc:ellent condi.tioo $10. · __ _, t frame SS. Mahogany eod ,,...,,_ •nan 11ink ...,,.. aucet Sl.2.50,
Philco ref., king &: studio nll
beds; liv. rm. turn., chain, Furnilh Y:OW" Rentah BEAtrr. 2 yr. male Collie • (ONSOW tab! ~ Good 1 swing SJ. Sterilizer with !;i-c.;~"°',-,,..,,.--,,.. heavy duty door cloeer $5, et~:.._ ~ _c_._os:__~ _bot='U="=ll=· =54=>-<..;:;385:::.,.~-I PICTURE 2 tamoue aritst electric roaster $5, circling =~$1~:;2:~P: Gowm and Sil•er print& ~ fluonk'!Dt lJ&ht tiMure s:i anct SUnday mly 60-6574 Pheeaanta $."S. &12-3263 fl'amed. MIJn colon,~. each. 3233 Mldipn, eo.ta tblel, lamps, TV, etc. All aort'I of Goodies Sb.ep. Hu shots. Peppy &:
673-6162 119 Femlee.f, CdM p~l. Need• l.ge. fenced
SOLID cherry drop-leaf
table, 4 ladder-back ca.in-
bottom chain; 3 pc &ec·
tional sofa, 15' Io n g •
530-3/JW
MOVING • left hand Norge
tthig. Safaa, beda, lamps,
tbla, ~c. cbeets, Call for
appt. Sfl..3.349
BDRM. set, book:oue held·
board; S drawer drellM!' & 2
night tbles. S85. 646-2MS
U • 5 pm. Sept 14 & 15th yd. Older child<<n OK. SlASHED FOR ~···ER ·" 26' SOi'WINN Bike, like new ... v04~ t ....... e, w h It e
Garage Salr·Fri &: Sat 494-fi684 9n6 IMMEDIAft $25. 2 coucMs $25 each. 2 tomtlat., aquare for twin HARMON-Kardcn F. M •
TV, kitchen set, chair & ADORABLE 9 mo old temale '' wool rugs and pads $18 beds to sllde undf't' $15. TOLOUSE La.tree ~ -tuner and arqi. $20, 22 rifle
dn!sser & many more. Spaniel-Terrier pup, needs SALE! each. 1 ping pong ta'blr $8. 1 , ,_,54&-=!S68=~~----31% x 21~ Professionally and srope $1.5, cedar chest 591 ro...-k Dr., "-'· Me•• 1-~-bome w/f--.k ,.~ i, malted & framed, t'l'eam SS. 1980 Fecm-~1 Cotta ~-.........,.._ "•11'6 C'll\%\l IU"\I double kitchen sink $7. All f'OWER. Squadron Chart.I..., ,-.Jt .... & children Had &hots W o-•o ba k ~ d · ............. ·~ orange, ;i...,.CNI, green, main Mesa SAT. Sun 13, l•. 'J'Ypwrtr, g. • · I r-ni: : " tffMlo •a very &........, con 1 ti on. J.JU<U.'U, brand new $ 8. ~!~,.,;,.., JlS. Xlnt. concL =Tl!ERMADO==='°a.'"""=----~-~l8", I dubs, !Uri bd. guitar. ru 497-1632 9116 ffJ, _.., "'" 111.n_,, ... 673-8446 54&-'71!68 .,.,.,.....,.,. ......-....
Irvine Ten". Malabar Dr. HALF ; Siamese kittens, 3 ,.,,,., tNI N .......... _,.,,MIN=~o~LT~,.~l~.-cam=---~~ POOL r.-}{jddie 10 p:l!.md dry
bla"· Hall -wetc ..... tnld .. 1111. era _. ... -vacuum deaner CR!B' and mattreel fu ch-•-• -~. CdM. ""' O'l''ten imps, 2 Argus C-3 Camera $10. '!:at-, Xie ft. V~ bc.e 20c hMllDet. we .i.1..t = ....... ~-ttn •w
GARAGE Sale! Pottsy • with Siamete p 0 j n Is. Don't Miss h! &ownle MO'rie Qameft uo. ft Garden toola 50cU ~ tlft8 an. !kier'ir."beaaed all' st"'Y"'" aw ........ oomb.
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watt& __ _k m•"h --. ~7127 9/17 548-7458 bic ~-trim '"" faucet, new fl. elei..."trk: !p. anu .... '""'" '>CU.5"' mer ..... projection .creen $3. SUl'lday plate $3.511, 4 tbf"eeilllhe
rrttn. rust SU each. Ex:-Mesa
ce\lent coodttloo. 646-4080
322< Minn•... Ave, CM iw. FRANCHISED APT. m. Cold Spot • ~ C.... and to,. -New """'53tHl677 window> :U" x 42" IL •och.
54$-7'258 Tarious rokn & age9 free, like new $25. 56-7926 boY• aboea S2 Pk:turet in Jim o-~ ond film DINlNG Set, dtocorator's 1..:.::..::=-------..._2388 DEALER FOR framet :IOc--$2 Puncb. boYil ANTIQUE ICale $25, R.C.A. .,..... .. ., ttem.; table $50, chain no. SAT-stJN. 10 to 5 PM; 9/16 OVAL hooktd tug, Brown siet $2 Wln~d china lOe-$2 anolie T.Y. wen-$8 projeetor unit $10, dbll ...
Rod Iron, bamboo. M6--0716 Mr!'! Riln, i bdrm. •ts. LOVABLE ht male Shag YAMAHA, and Beige $2), rollawa,y bed T J f fan Y c r Y • t a l $ 2 hairdryer $5, Philen Hi Fi =err $8.50, Polato6d 891.
ANTIQUE ~--•~g table, · • 16!11 Nalu Circlr, w , • frarnt' $7. 5Jli....8l96 S··------.k-l2S ~ • •-· D $ZS, tarse fan $1&. 219 9lb $1.50, bcl'l&O dram aet
!Oln'D-1'-"' Hunt. Ht/'bOUr. Hunt Bcb. 13"."~apoo,-Jo..es--ehildftn, .... .........,"\llll "" ... n.cve St. H.B. 5J6...1571 $5 107 Sapphire 8&Jboa
has 3 mimn $35. Boy'& GA.RAGE sue + ~ wan Is Id ho m" • SJORJ & (lJR[,-1 SALAD &et $3, alic!e projector alot car track $2> Slot can only 8uDdq Iaiaoo. 613-at ' dt!k $25. 54()..31n 538-5802 9/16 $8, Sln&er portU:il.e $10. N~ n &dm!nton eet $:. Out·
chair $15. Awninp $35. Ao. KOH m chi portable $3, p::rie l&mp door Chrlstmu liptl IU. R.EF'RlGlltA'roR 11 cubic THREE Braided rup brown
GOLD tweed Pa 7% ft. $50. cordim $75. Organ $10. TWO Eaater Blmflieloi that L'"K & $5, chair lamp $10, Bhoes $1 Larre cotJee rnanr $3. foot o:itdspot good b' c:ot-tmes 10 x 12, 5x 7, 3 x 5 .n
OWr $50, Uke new. 8U-6l46 haw pvwn up • free • in-to $3, new large men's P.J, Clothes dl')'1!r US P'rNstJre tq:e $20, 842-6215 for $1R. ~. Near
642.Sln PATIO Sale _ Misc HJehold c I u d In I but c bes. CAMPBELL Sl each, cqiper mugs $8. cookrrs Sl Booka 5c: ~ Jl FORMICA Dl'elser-Oel!ik and Atlanta and Newland, Him.
Cash for Furn., 1ppll. Hema. Ladles/ B 0 y 1 548--6640 9116 baby buggy $5, erd table• $1 F:lres::reen $1 Br a a 1 chair $25. Mirror $7.50 Two tington Beach
& tools. 642-7015/542-6914 dothlnJ. Sat 10-4 ooly. 7831 Cl.AS FIT •• •• •• •• ••.. HOURS: to $4, racHos $1 to $.1, tiab firepl.ace ~ $15. 21 il:lch TV bencb8 $5. 64&-M09 TOP Knot duck and
. 2lrd st Westminster. BLUE part Perman kittens, D11U' 10·6; Pfl. 'tll t net $2, No. l2 ekictr1c wire $15. l64l Monrovia Ave. FIRST come takes blue and cbldcent. dky hen and
Office Furniture 8010 ..,_,_ G houaebroken. ll69 ....__. S1111day 12 'tU' ..... "-"· 11 -I 5, _..._=;'75.:,13;;--,,-.,...,~~~ rooster $3 ee.ch Rallbi'• r? -'-'-'-----'---GARAGE ~. o o di e 1 Lane ~36.34 .....,..,.a -._., ..... ,.,. -.,. lfftft .ala very gd $18, ' .....
U&ed Office Furniture Galore! Sept. 12, 13, 14. 228 · COAST MUSIC bachelor'• waahinl machine SOFA $25 MATCH 1 NG white bVr/ O'I> romplete gd 847-3814 H.B. D~KS . 127 Wood. 93 Steel Camellia 111., C.M. 6 Ln'TLE kittens weaned $8. 174.17 Santa la1bel F.V. 0WR $15 Good bU.ck cmdition S'U, wood and STAGHORN Ffnl $1 o 5 O,
''L'' units --.... "-and box t:raWd. Tiger 1839 Newport Blvd. 842-5846 •wiwi dWr $15 Kenmott wrought irut coffee table azaleu red $3..25 and $.1.50,
OWRS, 200 Exec. er Seely. Appll1ncos 8100 •lriped and .U blad<. 8 642·0271 MANX cato no. 8471S51 w-r. DHda pimp ns 11>, Admiral table model Oeodarl «<!or tree ~ In
FILES, Standard er FI r, RCA Wh!rlpool wuber/.,,.; w.W old. 646-84<li 9116 ________
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Proof wuher/dryer combination 4 SHORT Hair kittent. AU • wl.th new rit:f>on $15, Jll MapU ctmm, tati&e $25. Mat-boolccue tabla $&, Elect. Street, Costa Mfta, corD!r
McMAHON DESK, Inc. $.l5 00 · blk u nile. 7 wb. Seek nf'W NEW & USED Polaroid BIW and cue u:i. c:hing Captain'• c:ha.tr ns bottle Sterillr.er $.5, child's Tustin
1830 S. Anaheim Blvd. . 54Ul~ homea. Weaned &: aand box PIANOS & ORGANS G.E. ca.nniater vacuwn $1.S, Two side chain $i.SO each. llCOOtE$ &d $li By 6 pm Sat ~D~R~FS<=ERS=~ll>~and~~l25. TV
77'2-86l tmd. 54~2 9/16 l.argetit st..x:k in On.ri&:e Co. 8 and K dyna.nUc tW>e Maple coftee tablt S4l'.l 1'w only, US W. Stevem Ave., good , coodtt1on $25. «n
(Nr Katella ott S.A. Frwy.) ~ORE2 ... n1tave
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USED OfOOe tum. °""· .,... OVen6 e ectric: <"-' ""'""' names in America· Olil::kft'. $10, JJmro Oek •~ I . • ex-H E DST R 0 M Tot I in e mmer Tustin
b, ___ •~oo ~·~ · Kn ~ Soh .......... ....._.. ceUent and cleen S25 White •-hi _..._;_ Ill -~ 1 COl1l ..... ·..,.... mg, &UC', mer, nw-111· -----" ~:..... ~"'.· -amrstroner, used 5 :mos, ""'rt'""•"' · "'"'-----' •-, ....., e, ............ e .........:1e w/rotla&lael $50. 540-rn:r; 9/16 these .... _.,.. ... .,,. ""--~ cllellt ol. dnwen $15 White .,. • u ....... •U>OJ ~ .,.... ..,.. etc. 6t6-4414 646-6968 PANEL-W zer, -and pianos can Mqrwa electric Reed c:qan elde boftrd, Vf!")' well made, $23. lnfa.ntaeata $1.50, $2.50. 1 tr aw be r r le 1 lamll1
GAFFERS A: Sattler ...,,. l'8:Y all Heater • not be told trom :new A: are r>i< IT' ~~ TV t E\ec aterilizer 11.1 UnJmuo •--~· ~ •-• 2;• •-"""" m .. conditi .!'.z _., .,.,......,.e · ' ee Ol!!edl antiqull1g Boy'• bite ...., .. -..... "" ..... ,. """"' naa Household Goods 8020 range. '67 dbl ovm. Like • Cll. tuny gmrant~ New spin-~. J;i watt a~er in blue vinyl. car bed or canifr hydrangt!a red 35c, ewi
new S300. Must Se 11. 548-4l&I 9/14 etl & consoles from $488. cue $25, 2 field pbmM tn ~:·~~~=Y th~ $1.50. Bath tLf> $3. AD item. 'Qc, queen palm 25c, Ivy
GOING overseas. 2 Walnut coa ta.blea $15 ea, 2 walnut
twin beds Sean best sleep
&ets $00 ea, 2 beds S20 ea,
RCA refrlg I freeze!' like
new $125. 546-4979
PORT. GE, dlx oven. tun
auto. Top eond $4S. Oval
bTaid~ rug 9Xll $ 1 5 •
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64248 3 KI'ITmS, probably males. leather cues $2S lB" l'Otary new cond. 494--7887 or 1395 variagated 35c and 6:,
FOR Sale: Flair Electric 1 Ble.ck, 2 Ti g e r • RENTAL PIANOS &M mower sa:i: 20 raUon BOY'S 28" blcyde, newly ~le Hills, Lag Bch bamboo dwarf :&-, ~
11ll'lge. Xlnt cond. Befit of. ~1338 9/17 all reitals apply to pun::hue aqUarium complete S 2 O. painted, P'la 26" bicycle, SAT. and Sun. Decorator Hons 15c, tuCOJlerrts 25c
fer. 540-0089 J • e•'""• wka. I,.,., b~'-..1 ldt-from SlO per mo. 89J....7479 . excellmt condition $20 each. wall .ecess. Kitchen items and 45c:. 401 C'.aU'llio street, 15'... v .. ~ ..... "'" 4 Yrar Bl1l"lk Tenn• ·===~----Boy'• 24" bic)'d@, painted .L-.-.. ,, ,.._,. "--. -r -~-FOR Sa.le Frigidaire Ex-t e n a ' we a n e d & No Down Payme!!Jt KENMORE auto m a t I c to match. sfrl'• 24" b6c:t'cle louvre b9r ......,.. ~· -2 ........, ,..,.. ........... i uawi
cellent mnditlon. MO. 2328 tnaehroken. 642-83Cfl 9/14 Gould Music Compiiny washer excel.lent condition new drea $20 each. Kitchen twin bedspreads $3. each. WASHING Machine, Medi
Col\egr Dr. Q)l!ta Mesa WHITE !Uian kitten, male, 2045 Mt.ln SA 547. $2j, Westin&houae electric tablt, 2 chain '5. ~ Aluminum aervioa: cart $8. repair $10 u.t!d 9 x lol rua
3 mo n t b •. Housebroken. ' · · · 7.{168} ~ very iood condition cooler, wa.tf'r type, ex.ceilent C1'lik1'• play dome tGeodeslc $5 Marine palnta 5lk -$3
Antiques 1110 5462962 9114 SALE m, len1ce manual tor SlO Zl3 cabrDSo St., C.M. det;lpi.) $12. Electric New and Uled doors $1-410
-Pl•not Orpn1 Tr1\Sllph TR.-2 tnd TIW, ~ portable oven $8. Deo:irator Hip boota fS Uaed medk:lne
ANTIQUES: Roll ~ ~ des'& FREE -Terrier puppie& fUbullt grands from $$99, $15, Bendix d u om at I c: waU clock $8. Lote o1 cabinet fJ 1 he'W', $5. 25' "
w1tb S.Roll; Grandfather 892o.eo96 Wul.ltzer new conMilet, from ~er combinatioo, EMPI-WOOD S tee r I n 1 iO(ICleL 1920 K e w a m e e. new electrlc ftex: SJ. Car
dock; Secretarya, h a 11 9/16 $634, Wurlitzer organa, door 220 volt rlectrlc my l(>Od wbttl, VW '21), C.mptne Q:IM rack Sl. Small ice cheat $2.
trf!8, bow front chine. cab., 1 .PRS, pet rats w I t b models, from $734. oondlttm sz. Datsun 4 tqdtprnent, tent '1'x I'• no EUri'RIC gut tar S25 Composition ~lN $5 2
Gtr•ge Sale 8022 walnut dining tble., 6 chain cq:es, Very cute p et a • SA VE SSS speed tran#m1&aion $ 2 5, poles $10 Two bm>er •love Msl.clUrlc ~ f 2 5 used 8.&; z 15 tires $3 e«:ll.
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A: buffet. btavil)' carved; 543-9513 9116 ft.eiister for chlldmi'1 piano ~ cranbbalt h 1200 $8 1'oldq table $Z n.hlne 546-.f355 6t6-3H2
TR.ADmONAI,. bdrm ~ lots of goodi.H! HIWQ Used GERMAN POINTER. l8 mo. crones. 0: Datl'uJ'I $25. 847-811S 'fqWpment, ..it "'ate r =TV,_..,21~1nch-.,--ond-.,.-,"8nd,-,,...,.RCA=
f PI n e Va 11 e yJ by Furniture, 1401. Westmlnltft' Gd watch dog, I a r i e . WALLICllS MUSIC CITY CUB •-·t unil ln~5 Elmo"'lrlcton~!'°· 20'HP' 6~~ ~p:.: $20 Power-movm', reel t:),il
ThomaavWe $280, duaic: Blvd., Watm!mtu 893-J683 642..(E& alt 4 PM 9/16 3400 So Brbtol ~-..... orm, ac-'".-~• b"' 1'-LJ"':.~ _...,~ full me $20, 536--0200 $21l Desk ~ dreaer, •
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down • CUlbkll Iola $190, Colt.a Me11a , * 540-21-= c:e:l9IJl'ies like nrw •iu 10. .. ...., ""'"" -~-dra 11 3 ~ "" deak, patio furn., Danlah MOVED to 11646 Iron Bark, DOG: ll mo oki Cocker "" $5. 847--0007 $3.50 Shower door $4 2 SIMMONS box spring and W«' ~ """""
ctn, teak dtn1nc tll, wc.t; ItviM. See Dlm•A·Unf'. tniaJe. House broken. good FREE to qus.l. home pae l ·sc"'"'""1=-'A.,,...,M=-L~E~T=s= mm'a Y<9 f'l.50 and f3.50 mattaw full me $al eadt, :u::.Uc~~ ~
O>I, box -w/framt --Pl ""°"' will> chlJdr.n ,.._l65.1 9/IS """ """'· Englbh _,,,., --Iron $3 2 M-""' ta>loo $S ·
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' Jt$ney marble top dininc • Gd 1% yr. pet for older • Alann clock $2.50 ll«trlc: ...._ __ --' ......_... COIDIDll'dal fka' potilbs-
westem &addle, mJ&c. elect. tabie trom 1V SI a r's 1 FEMALE gray 1'1gft' S bo)'9 6"2--0856 .atr 4 ANSWERS ¥ $1.50 (boldpa eQWp-¢'! ~ou ~~$:1)$25: $20 Floor c&tmet Ndlo a,.s ~.16' l~ri.c·pi:i= mansion. Wu $Ii(). S.t of. weekl okl. 642--0452 9116 P.M~ 9117 meat and dllbel l.Oc--$3. bolit sKilcr $2, hiking back record ~ $10 OJftt!lt
Way, Irvine ftf' due to .mall dUp in top. Pl & O S JO HAMMOND MJOI Table 1&mpl (%) $ 2 . pU. new $3. Olli 536-9991 table N)(l match 1 n C = p•~ -"AN. EX-anos "?~"' 1 M •3 °"wt e Ori:an. Gol.ftt -Dlglt -Panl)' -Cbrllhnaa tree --..k ~ ma,gulne ~ ~ GARAGE SALE IU\l\A "'''"" vnu o. ,.,.. · spellcer & Haz:lng -DAYUGHTS ir'l,50 Old ~·t ,..:''.:'~•I DRAPES. Oft white antique lroo $8 Mtn'• bC's.nd new Antiques· Tru.nkl CEU...ENl'PLAYS. CALL~l:!~E· Green Tag Sele bencil. Llkt new! &U--072-4 An alarm clock t1 a meo. .. , .... -· ...-.u. atin. 1 sir 54" )Ong, 48" olive wit, a. as. 3S W1J1t
Furniture. n-···.. 1'\.11l.1 1.1Yl or 67J.-0103 hanlam that tauted toaoa.re n.35 tach Mtt.al bed ~ witth travene ~ ... 11 Bathroom llnk and ....,.11 963-l96l S.pt brinp th1s famous .. 1e ~amea $3 each Q'Utdw -
Cbllectabkls of -=========!of ftnt p1anoa 6 orpna. the DAYLIGHTS into )"OU, 50 T~ bo .., ~.... ~.,..,.to hang $5. tt:and wtlh llulztl $5,, 1513 ALL Kind• • DIME·A·LINI · x ~-~ Coontcy ,,,,_ 'IV alMd $1.50 Oranp Ave. Q.1 -S.Wlnn M-chlnes ll20 Evet)' piMo il organ marked Ne Item O.,.r .... 2 GIRLS BMret S5 ftl.c:b. 2 •tyi.e mall box $2.50 Otild'a S&turdft1 ~ Sundl1 ::! in il'ttll calTl•s di8oounbl "i;jiiliiili;:;iiliiili;;;·;;~;; bo)'B blkff, ont ss. OM $:» ahc>e lkate1 $1. 2 barbeque 5'6-6117 OI se-am. Marg. FOLD Up bid (twin) ll5
604 Otlbhcu:e. N..S. 1967 SINGER, complete db ID ~" 1be bt&t deal.I art I Ch 11 d's 1 t ov e · and moton and 9J*s $4 lbd $7. c>m.0ME table $4. Mf!W Maple coa. tab&t $4i Bir
Ftce9 Newport Blvd walnut c•btnet! Dlvon:e ac:-&!way• et: ADDmONAL refrigerator fl.50 91d't. ooo Rear n G\Ader•od, OJroni. table S2 Utility kitchm lltOOl $1 Slat bed SJ Tric;J.
at Vla Udo tion forcea ACriflce. Auto, WARD 'S BALDWIN SMJDJO bed $1.50 Doll Clt'lisge U dd Mar. cal7lMtt $51 toot C1Jihkin1 de $2 Ptdal ear $3 Dall
GARAGE SALE ........ Iouc:l>-0-maUc. b<rt-1"'1 N_,., C.M. 6IU484 DIME·A-LINES O.ln 50c ..a.. Botti• 17.. PORTABLE 'IV 125 7Sc eoch. W-II.SO Boy's .....,. II.SO Doll crib II
Sat u r d a '1 • Sund a 1, ton bole&. blind hema, Open Sunday altemoona 1ter111 z er S2 Men'1 Good IOW1d Md picture Mi bdc:e $l. Desk H. Ioe chellt Mdal doll ~ a.at a.
QiUdrinl'a eoya, amaU ..,. owrcuta w I thou t al· Ww1Jt%er Qlord Orlan. Val-0-&at S6 G.E. Sbowv ~l52S • $2 C»ilmwi ttO¥'I! 45 2 ~ 540--2847
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mancte. _, odwf Jtems 5'M&16 B&AUT. )'CUii ma.le cat 50c-$3 Dntc:ll!I $.1 Direct-eeilent Uon. ~e TWO ~ one drop le&t evaporatfWI o:den. wmtll
too DUme"OU fl::i mmtloo ioc wanta ICJIOli home. Hu all MOOE!lN Dr'fDl!r $15. (beet Uma: t • lee P1W1rtoo to wtth ~its, size T $4.M tbe Giber ha a lee.I. S20 ~ ftne: M $11. llectrlic dt}w,
l96' ...... rl33 Mldllpo. Muolcal Inst-llU -., """"""1 ~II t/ll ol Oro_., $7. -Y'*°" to tlOl Mad<e>zll Pl, ~ O.CO ~ -ll. -An--tor 110 er 22ll. -.... ,,,._ Coata Mela Board $1.50. V...ut;y $3. a.ta Mesa er ... $12.5ll. Studio ccucb t>mnont ~ ia,
BAR a 4 bor "°"" Boe! SPAlllSH "'"' Guitar -LOVAJU: ~ 319 ,_, N........,..i. -$5. D1o1Ms 'JWIN *" -ml » w I tb --$5. a»aS trame: lpriQa' a: ~tr-ea cw. nil o::wtl $1 O. femW:, l"1 lltrt,ed k.1tten 11c to si. 8ook:a lOc and 25c:. BUSID'l' ~llN' la ner sprhc US. Etitt Slllft HOO'flfr !u* '1P': n.so NP Nner warn 8 _. ~ Tlhl" ..,.,.; 511-adL ad horn<. 5.1Mif2 9/ll ,,,_ codd111.50. Doll """' Tllo DAILY PIIDl' ·Ns. -llll6 --VlllcY b1Jr' wtr. -131 PltW
' tnado Ida t. -.... -FllM PW<O, Bdlr -PuW !IOo. lll6I ....... .... 15 "'..tn.d --LFAnlER I'll*'" ""1iit AQl4iri1liii Ill -IS to -111111 1115 .-,. 11.., Typewriter. Dblln A M'9c. P-trftct eon4illDa CRnd •lbtac:h. Darll aa. C.M'. • SlO. 2 tiudaet sem tor car m. o.c.r I" $15. 2 WUwt mc>Wf!I' $2111 H.md. Ila•
Sat. s.pt 1fth. 9, 111 a.m. 301 1llMlll Xlnl '°""· ""°· 642-62311 THE QUICKER YOU CUll., -· llmt A -. i.oolr 1115, """"1 pi.,.. oad lll04 N---labl'" 115. mowu ~ ml .,_A.-,
lrll, 01M .DAILY PIIDl' i""' AD&1 SOCK lT TO 'EM! THE QUICKER YOU SELL -Ill 84. HHC11 ' °""" $15.. llT-Om CM, M-dol M., ll'IL
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When I Buy Cost is of course, important in 1ny purchase decision.
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hH dollar• and cenh equity ih hi• horn• -tho apart-
ment dweller has a pile of rent receipts.
·A Mobile Home • • •
And if you are loo~ng for ~fficient, low cost Uving space,
perhaps mobile home living is the 1nswer you 've been
looking for. Most mobU• home•, compl•tely furnished,
with a kitchen, one or more baths1 living room and two
or more bedrooms, cost between thirty to forty percent
less than a comparable conventional home would cost.
Apartment dwellers should take special notice of the
advantage of mobile home r.vin9. In most cases, an
owner can make the installment payments on his mobile
home, plus pay for his space rental for less money than
he would pay for an apartment with comparable con-
veniences .
A•ido from c.,h, today'• mobnt homts afford aU
the comfo"1 and conveniences of conventional homes.
And, as the name indicates, mobile homes are trans-
portable.
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IN TERMS OF WHAT IT WILL COST ME?
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ONLY at CHAPMAN'S ore these fabulous homes
in Orange County: ·
•CAMBRIDGE • UNIVERSAL
•STAR •CORNELL
• <'.;RUSADER •SAHARA
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•NATIONAL • and the fabulous new
FLAMINGO models
Models From IO' to 34' Wide 500 Imaginative Floor Plans -
CHAPMAN MOBILE HOMES
12331 BEACH BLVD. GARDEN GROVE
530-2930 • 534-8797 • 893-5730
Your Only Authorized Factory Dealer in Orange
County for
SKYLINE ARLINGTON
BARRINGTON AURORA
BROADMORE AVION
CONTINENTAL TOWNHOUSE
Also choose from a large selection of Ramada, Layton, Terry
and Kenskill travel trailers.
Orange County's largest used camper, travel trailer, and mobile home dealer.
RICK BALDINO'S MOBILE WORLD
19432 BEACH BLVD .. 962-1377 HUNTINGTON BEACH
STEP UP TO THE FINEST
Al10, s•• th• f1bulo1H
on•·Pi•e• fibtr9lt1i
VENTURE motor hom•.
0 • The largest selection of
Casa Loma Mobile Homes
16'-20'-22'-24' wide
• A full line of Prowler
travel trailers
_._. • Budger Mobile Homes custom to your
way of living
A I,_., • The best a#er sale service
• One of the oldest dealerships in Orange County
AL PIO TRAILER SALES
604 NO. HARBOR BLVD. 531-0012 S.A.
e PAN AMERICAN e PARAMOUNT e ELITE e DUAL-WIDE ROADLINER
All now at
DUAL WIDE SALES
CHAPMAN MOBILE HOMES INC.
520 N. HARBOR 531-8571
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vantages to mobile home living. Visit the mobile home
dealers li.ted below and let them outline for you further
advantages of this fastest growing way of living
JIM COOPER TRAILER SALES
324 S. HARBOR BLVD. SANTA ANA
Exclusive Orange County Viking Dealer
• IMPERIAL fop quality luxury
•EDGEWOOD custom built homes
• SCANDIA all new medium price
"The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price
'f It" 1s orgo en.
COME IN TODAY AND SEE THE FINEST QUALITY MOBILE
HOMES IN THE COUNTRY.
Factory Direct Dealer for
Pon-American
Great Lakes
Buddy
Paramount
Von Dyke
Sun Volley
Nashua CLARABEN
12 feet • 20 feet -24 feet wides Mobile Homes Inc
39 feet to 60 feet long
Standard or CU4tom Built Model' We
Trade for Tru.t Deeds, Boats, Cars, or
Anything of Value. 10 Year Bank Finan-
cing. See Our Beautiful Display Models
Now At
12640 Beach Blvd.
(Hwy. 39)
Garden Grove
(714) 893-5024
GRAND OPENING
See the all new FLAMINGO line here now!
CAMBRIDGE
CRUSADER
UNIVERSAL
NATIONAL
STAR
SAHARA
FLAMINGO
CHAPMAN MOBILE HOMES
1206 N. HARBOR SANTA ANA
LONGMARK! !
Queen of the industry-FHA approved. Also see the
popular HILLCREST. We trade for real estate, mobile
homes, etc.
ANTHONY'S MOBILE HOMES
12235 Beach Blvd 534-0571 Gorden Grove
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If you are thinking about buying a mobile home now , or
will be in the next 2 months , NOW is the time to 1ee ENGLISH
JOHN.
THE TIGER
• ORANGE COUNTY 'S VOLUME DEALER
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Tremendo4s Discounts On All
.· . 0o4els '1f jn~·,t'Ms. Closeou!.
Safe From Sept. 13·to 15. ·
DON'T MISS IT!
ENGLISH JOHN MOBILE HOMES
1314 N. Harbor Blvd. 531-3615
Shop the World's Largest Golden West
Mobilei H'ome Dealer seFORE You ~ew -· '
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GOLDEN WEST ' •
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WESTERN MOTOR SALES
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• OVER 50 HOMES TO SELECT FROM
NEW MOON
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FLEETWOOD
0 USED MOBILE HOMES BOUGHT AND SOLD
TIGER MOBILE HOMES
12362 Peach Blvd. Garden G rove V, Mll• Nort" ,1 tli•
Gtrd•11 Gro.,.• Fr••••Y
LESS· WORK + MORE FUN
MOBILE HOME LIVING
See a mobile home ·dea,ler today '
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11091 BEACH BLVD. ( 714) 893-6504 GARDEN GROVE . ·.''
and find a home furnished to your
taste and priced for your pw;ge,
Pl1no1 & Orglii 1130 --~--~---
Hammond Spi4 organ
w/percuaion, 11¥erb &
repeat. SavfoA2;15• :
UEd spinet l!ilJ'Ki;·$395~ .
SCHMIDT·PHIWPS·ro.
1907 N. Main @ 3'.)tb
Sant& Ana
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I Mahog&.Q)' •• r ., $,5'5~ I
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homes. 54+-9414 9117
, Televlilon1 820S
MERCHANDISE FOR MERCll,ICNDJSE FOR MEltCHANDISl"l'Oll'' PEftt1nd LIVESTO Boats & Yachts 9000 J Sa il boat• ·• ' 9010. Spffd-Skl Botts
SALE AND TRADE SALE AND TRADE SALE AND TRADE •
Ml II 8600 D~·=--..._ ___ 8;.;.825;;.: HARRISON'S * DEMO SALE 1( Mlacell1neous 1600 Ml1c•ll1neou1 8600 see 1nMu1 --* BOAT CENTER * Rhodes 19 .... $1700
STATUES, ETC. I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; SIMMONS AKC :-:Springer Spaniel pqp CALLF'ORNIA 'S LARGEST 17' O'Day .... $1350
SWIMMING POOL Doubl quilted . Li~ & wbt MLie 8 wlp VOLUME BOAT, MOTOR Mariner, new .•.. $3100 Tllunderbfrd FiriLsbed • • • · to e and spnngs ol4 •'$3.5. 646-3T34 AND SKI DEALER -FACT Demo • · • · $2550 ~:i9 :a~:'N':il: I~~;!.""~ =::-.... ~""'t S,:Ci!,:.·::e;;. ;:c. ·~ N~ F~C't, ~CLAIM, ' ":e:'eB':~B~AB~o. Thf:·~~m;~~ .!!~::ull
9030
CUSTOM BUILT
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Ch1rto,.
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BLUEWAT!:ll CHARTERS
~7'-40' U-Drlve Skip, Avail
Day/wk. f!"t!IOOO 24 bra.
PAI\TY tp IJ:aare expenses Oii
wl'l!kly' trip1; wW teach
u.lllng. 45' Sloop. 646-001 JREASU ES OF $149M ' 642-3462 548-3281 GLASSPAR, GLASTRON, All fiberglass, complete: With bu Amer1ca'1 most t1mout - R SECARD POOL .U:29 Irvine, Apt F, C.M. PUU=,,--, -.AK=cc-, -rna~le-.-,~m-o. VAL.CO, SEA RAY, BLUE-sails & trlr. Sltt"PS 4. HHd racin&dulan, It'i roughW'9.-BOit Stor1ge AU BABA 323 S Main n-~-6' MODERN wht na110-ahyde $500. Ideal for children. WATER, AV 0 N, MERC· & extras. Seen by app't. ter tested and proven. SAF-.
9048 · • v....... --o 67" ,,.,"" URY, SEAGUU.. $3100. 673-7498 EST SKI BOAT DESIGN. BOAT Sl"ORAGE
* AUCTION * 532-1992 ""' $25. !2" ""'' ... , ,,..,. ~"~ BERKELEY JET Sall "' ""'"" .. to 'R
·'. 11 JOU wjll .U « b\11 ~l 1~ ...... tt .. fu OOI' . Place ~:;: :tt!;1~~·r;~. Sl'AND Poodle pUpple~~l!AA New Blue Wet•r $3195 ~:ab~b!~el.B~t;': 20· Powered by a 4.50 H.P. Aero Fenced )Wd. NC'WPOl'f: .. ff .,,.,. ·-•. ..,. ' ' R-.:.1'.Y.=:~ ... , -e.... b -·"' dn: fixtw'e 13" a:eu immed. $ID & t& tiar.t w I 1 H 120 MERCRU ISER • HOBIE Cat Catamaran, Marine. Crui5e1 at 4.5 •• ' D~t. l&Jn1hJy ntn ~vu. 01vu v-i n nt,11, ,,,_ · • Maf'ken La., Hunt.'Bch. CARPETED TOP, ICE BOX: No m0re long, &low boa't Include.,. Ule of boi1t
Auctions Friday 7:30 p.m. 3700 McFadd!TI , s.A. Salesman catalog cue $10. COlJ.JE Stud . , 0 WH EEL TRLR No center boards. $1095. trips to the fishlna: ;round.a lAuncblne'
Windy11 Auction Bam SWAP MEET 60 Bxl&h" dee. concrete normal-eyed .. ;;.;:i~ ~'. u.... ' Cap'n Eds'. 2200 Cst Hwy -yet,~ bet.uty will mike CALL ANTHONY'I
Bf,bJJ'ld T<llY't B14 Mat1 blockll $7.50. 545--0263 ~ New,, Dlnghy-3 hp * SPECIAL * an kleal, hia:h-!peed sport &:39-l281.
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2075% N"'P\'rl, ~ ~ Starts Aug. lT , 9x22 SHAG avocado rug with BEAGLE 1 "" mal""~ Love $284 ... Schock sabots -sailing f}sher or plealUI',. boat. , _ .. ,,.,. .
FOR SALE 9 x 12 oval braid-531.im aft 7 b.m rubber pad, almost boy· w/~~-i-W: Dog WITH n.oATATION • SEA· school boats. From $375. H11 elf the" Extr11 Mobll1 HomM 9200 ,
eel rug blue tone -Wrought * BARGAINS * new $230. 962-:2158 Hunt. houMI incl. 833-0592 GU.LL Schock Boats * 673-2C60 Including SIS radio, 4 speak. RENT
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New 'Color TV
$9 ~ER MO.
RENTAL~ APPLY TO
PUR.CllASE
ORDER, BY PHONE
S48-8511
iron desk .\ chair with neva. Dre. bargaim 5!k: to $5.00 Sch. USED Lido 1<1, trailer and er 1tereo 1yltem and 4 wbed ~~ .. !1 .. 45 ft. t l'>oQb: :i_~e
mar top. After 5 and M~O~Vl=NG~-.~Good--f-,-,-n , ~C COUJE PUPS NEW GLASS PAR, 1ai11 $8.50. Used · 15 • custom trailer equipped with •--eutt If: up t
weekends 642--3526 Ladle1 12 .i" 14 dre.sset, ...... TRAINED . ALL sA:OTS DaysailEr, """'' and ''"' the iurge brake. The encl~ park. lttac!J _to mow l:n. suits, lmits. Girls 12 & 14, ... ustom drpc. King-size bed· ~ • ., ,,753 CITATIONS, SEDANS, Includes nfr1a""ted au aol Wuh /'--~ SUNLINER $900. Oceanic Yacht Sales edcablnlleep12andileom-. GOLF clubs Spaulding Exe. coats, drt-eses, b\o\llles. Call a, er .... .,~, etc. , CUTLASS 642_5151 plete with bead. She'• ready c on ditionlni, d.llhwuber
AntiqUed dinin1 table &: Sunday 10.s. 1690 Sa.mar Sat only 968-3805 HorSes a830 WHILE THEY LAST. . .• All she needs la 8 akip-landscaplna,. carport. patio
chain $115. Teak cCNOle Drive, COl'lta Mesa GREAT Booka cA. T h e -------' 23' ALBATROSS Sloop . per awnillp, Uirt.IJI&, new
stereo w/AM·FM $185 . vu•rno FABRICS We1tem World. Complete OJSTOM western saddle. \VE HAVE BEEN ASKED Beaury! Dae sai l1. Just 642-4321Ext.240, D•-carpet, lined~ Serl.al
962-3093 Rm set. Make offer. 642-8450 Best otter. Call anytime NOT TO ADVERTISE OUR hauled & painted. Ideal 1\lp. 644 1742 E ,.. No. 8-6Tl3. Full price $8500.
. 9 A!tl to 9 PM 7 Day• OIL P a l n t I n g , , 24X30 837.9682 LOW PRICES Asking $1 300. 673-5252 or • ves. Call Dual Wide Sales of 1 TV Portabt4 · llim, 17" "Monterey Pier" f" artist ..,.FOR SALE 3 FUR Capet. Squirrel $50. I "°'=-~~=~-~-e\'es. 673-146.'i 17-FT. FIBERGLASS '""'·-an Mobila Inc . eC .r Ermine no. Marmol $40. 6 lft, Albino 15.2, great horse U ~ ..
$35. ~$42. ;~15ori<25 very ~~!~ Moonltl'I'. S 2 8 O, Remnants, samples I Mill RU&;, Dew $45. 548-1.560 for entire family, well'tnin. 1ed 16' Cuttir-l4' GULL t 1berg 1a 1 1 e d 17 -!t. performer, Islander 531-8571.
,........... ,,...,.. ~~ endt Set. Only 8 a.m. to 2 ed. $.550. Call Be tty 63J..0666 Volvo $1295 w/nearly new Little-Dude model. In good condition. p-ruv=-ATE=-..,,,--,-24XM~~--1
COLOR TV, •ij Sean, maple UPHOLSTERING -$79.50, 2 p.m. 9'29 Baker, C.Osta Mesa. o:_ESTS" TYPEOSCILLOSCOPEFREEZER IN/OUT, TOP, TRAILER, trailer $325. 548-6442 Complete w/running lights, 1968 2 BR Ii. den, 2 8&, awn-
_. __ 1 ..... _,_ ,,._ ) R , D 1 AL ,.._ .. __ • TRANSPORTATION · EXTRAS big wheel trailer & custom in Jdrt • ~ cabinet, ne,...,.. ·~· <.n..,.e pc. (European cra .... men .,,. MW '-"·a.uaman 646-4297 -NEW Boat ordered. Must sell snap down l'OVtt. Pri~ for &. carport, a • oiwu
offer under 5'bt 545-«Ml Free est, del, pickup, 215 with' bench s1.and, carbide BOits & Y1chl1 9000 24' Challenger In ldea1 allp. qur-•· _,0 -. Phoo• 642. porch. $14,000 cub. J'amlly ===="===== I Main, HB "Bern)'" 536-6405 dato blade. $95. Norge Cop-HEW llkia $160. SKI bootl rnEE USCG EQUIPMENT "" -.. ..,.,,,, park 213~ 430-9530 . 8210 US POLES $5 548-1560 WITH EACH NEW 644--0SW or 644--0352 4980 after 7:00 p.m. ' ' HI-Fl & Ste.... •o SOLID ,•-t• , .... reo con-pertone au range with • . -NEIVPORTHARBOR~"ATS BOAT. LEAVING -~"~---..., ... '"" vmical broiler. Very clean. DV SEABRIGI IT sail boat com-15' SKI Boat, 75 hp Mm. . ..................
Stereo -db: ;t'On.IO!e 1?88 '°~ ~~d 'J~UI.:, ' c$6S=. ~"~'~404~7 "d-'-I<~'~'-· -~ Mlle. W1nted 161Q 1
·Two 'l1' Kings Cruiser . REMEMBER IT'S plete. $85/gd cond. can sail. cmnplffte wi th aids, $560. inbeaOldltmobPk. 5h31m,~ 2 Br
aoUd state wttb,'' ,._ •~-•'"' t• wee...,,-. 0 rte ~ Sloopa: to choose from, HARRISON'S. row & motor it. 673-3256 •u" A-"""' • • ""W<n
hom trial ~0 1 .-FOA. Sa.le: Htl th kl:t eJC'C--• wm· ED • ~th I in ~J. eves. I ,-:c--=====....,= -~-..... '~ .. 1• .. -a. e . \PU'"""" ' .,,... very c t'M, spect BOAT CEN I========= 110· x ..... PLVUOI~ 2111\ umu ....._ "':° ,;;,::~~"'-'-~--~I b'Onic t e 1_ t ~utJi. 5" TER MALIBU OUTRIGGER, 18',• I· -.o .... ~ ...... ..,
way. Pay btl. of $111. or KIRBY Vacuum cleaner I OlcillofC()Pf': mod~ l(l...U; & offer! * * * * 2327 s . Main, Sant.a Ana top -cond. Dratted ~ will ~ Ski Boitt 9030 w/8' x lJ' cabana. Adult c
small P')1Mtt. Credit Dept. attachment.I. Pymnts of $7.00 $70. J\S cenerator; rhodtJ Furnltur._Appll•nces 23' to 26' Sloop1 -ALL ru: 540-6555 aacri!it-e. 5575. 494-,r,o.is Park. $3000. 548-21511
• 535-T280 • p!!E'moor$49.'70cub. Cre<Ut 16-U, $40. Regulated powu Color TV.-Pi1nos a:~c:m~.c~~·~S::c1. ----F=RE""'E"!=---124" BAHAMA. Custom in-S~C E -nns MO OR HOMES 9215
MAPLE Paclwd Bell Hl-Fl. ~ 535--1'289 ... ...i.,. modol IP •0 •~ ETC · ,,~--. '"" head. ~"·y. tuU -' Custom 1.51,1 T a.tn/tm -.; ri.o:-At. H!ln. 3Bt.'QLT Cobr~j. "'1lt ....... 1~ ;:;rr.;....,...-00 ..,,.., .....,. • er, Gladiator, Cal 24. Frbco Bl afc Bo.ttfng Cits••• '"'' '"" ........ Kenriedy V hull. l(OJ Mere, '
tm ~ ;;I.,:;914 Swivel oU dHk ~-=-==-~·~~-~-=-I ,C1"1 In 1/2 Hour Eb'er, Albatroas & Duet. Offered to Public h\' Pier. Racing sail~. 54&-S325 xtn.1 Inc aktta A bvy duty
uni ..,.,,~ :r-Make Offer! 575 A.pt E, V: CRESS High Fire Kiln, =~~54~1~-4_5~3=1_,·~= !M' Dihel Yawl .. S35,000 B1lboa Power Squadron :lG' YAWL trlr. X1nt cond. 642-3232 ~~~by Supp6n ~ tori1., CM _ ~ ~:-'knn 730aitt~ ~ w A N T E D ~: ~:~!et~ot~ ~ii~ s:~~!.!o~I HM~rSe~~,.,r', pn~:j ~~.ra~:~ 16' MAGNO, 15 HP 'Mere., ~ · TV $25 TV 1111. n.--.er $25 1 all 1 fl ... tra.Uer, akl1, etc. Very COINcollect1oftJoraale.Lllt • .,., '"''3 • temp.sage. 175.S<MO a, Sstate Sae - o er!? Club720 W.BoyAve.,New-8' $IA.BOT. Complete & in good nd nocx:i ~4
of coins by ,.ntmg P. 0 . maple dbl bed $10, new boya Q:IM 673-2567 WE Med quallty Cno junk DAVID L. FRASER port Beech. NO ADVANCE GOOD COND. -~_:._ ,
Box 1.2'l. C&~ Beadi. bike fl3 3174 Bttmuda, CM W~O~M~EN='~S~CL~arn==ES~~Slu~ please) -Furniture, color CALL: Chuck Avery REGIST'R.ATJON NFXES-Make otte r * al4--3lll'i M1 rlne Equip.
Appl fol' viewtn&, 496--1478. SACRIFJCE! 8 Pierce Set· S-12. Good cond. & New TV's, 1terto1, appliance&, 3424 Via Opono, N. B. SARY, ENROLL AT CT.ASS
Bids a~ tlJ Sept 21 tine Wallaee aiterlinJ sllvt.r. F\ttniture Sale! Sat Sept. tools A: office equipment. 673-5252 * 494 -3916 Eves. 646-8422 or 673--llfi5 for more CAL 20 No. 984· Spinnaker, SF..AGmL Outboard motor,
6#-1732 l•th 9am _ 3pm. l&9 TOP CASH IN 30 Minutes lnf.o. 182'7" Genoa, Pleet. speed b I g 5 hp "CENTURY
S rll ~--"1 1500 .. ilf CdM -·~ •~o * -o~.. 2 YN" m-,,, -~ ,;me Al ind. etc. flawleu. 675-3101 PLUS" w/clut~ • ~
'po ng voua Clg1rett• Mlchln• ~·orecl 'a .. 675-401• •>.u.-uu ...........,.,, ~· .... .... .,.._., .. SO "" • -• * WANTED * Boat Oms!. Eve1. & 18' DAYSMLER &: T'raller ahatt. $95. 548-Ma, WIN. Model 1').270 wetv« Veodin&, A-1 cond, &f2-8808 SOLID maple headbo&td for w,.1..:....1-. Some ..,....._ ........ Hunt! t 8 h K"ll al trade· uiA-tten, ,._ ~·in .___._ -•--.... _ -·'te Good Ull!d • Antlque tum. ........ ·~.--~.. ng Oft eGC ""'• .....,., W"~. t mall 001~~ 2%x .cope, titoled lelLUC• SEPT. WaJlpe.ptr Sa.le ! 1/J ,.. l.IO:Ull, ..-... °"'"w •<» 673---2517 673-0136 IU~a..,..,, ........ "
cue + amrno.SlSO; Win 74 ofi. Walker Paint 8lS w. c4 attrac Oriental 1'11m; Htway Uwd Fumiture, 7401 ===,,,.-=-_,...,_..,,....,... Reg!Jitra1ton at Huntlnatoo I ~======== motol' rultable for Sabot.
30-30 $75. M.2_. 18th St. C.M. 64.2-rn& Bf.by crib: Fox fur •tole; West~tnst~~ln.wter ~~t!.,~~ll;Vh~:~~.''° ~~ ~~ I~ct=' !~~ Power CrulHn 9020 Ultd kite dolly. 60--2079 I =====7"===;;1
HEAD Malltf'r 2m cm aki1, COMPLETE XMAS mEE Human ha.Ir wlj:. &U-l36l conl. $1250. 847-7938 throughout the Fftll. ---FAEGOL lnboe.rd Marint poles & ot hoetl. Make of-LOI' EQUJPMINI' UNDERWOOD p ri n t 1 n I WI00W needs Br. "1miturl!. 33' MONTEREY. f I '1I n1 enil»e ' cycle ' cylinder. I ::;:::;;:;.:i~::_ __ .;;:;:;I
h':r, (°Billi 6'7Wl23 8T5--199) Calculalor SUS; R 0 y a l Al.lo miac, cha.irt, 1able1, 15' OB FiMrglau Dof!t-11. 16' DORSET. Sips 2, 40 hp bridge. dual eo11t.: S2950 Or Never uaed $350. 546-0$78 •ea YAMAHA 250cx: 8':
surtbaard WE 0 D 1 NG Ring, 21 s t 9 n d. typwMter $.n.50: etc. Call 8'7-2US N" controls & coven No Evlnrude, clec at&rt, ha.it best otter. AnxioWl 615-5768 a.tr ~bl.; Neu a e
;; 9'3"' ruck, Ban1' a Ora Pm-di.amends 2 K. TW. COil both clee.D J: rood cond. Wa.nttd, 3 IPl:i· ah'il bike, engi'le. Make offer. 67$-0123 =·tr~ ~I tank, Ira: Aft 4 BOit Slip Moorfnt 9036 ~ 190 ~ I ....
•-" "" 6'T3-6t5oS $140'.I-$450 « olff!'I'. m-3800 &U-5143 Good condltbi r~ Sale: 26' Steel Craft 30' CHRIS Craft TS, 1958 PARTY ab "''"" T"" F~;,;";;;,~=:,,:;:=7'.'::: IPLUlOND Hatt..15 diamonds Doubl• W lt&-9CXI Nttdl engtM $500. 1968 A.MERJCAN Soa.t trailer w/2~ KW ooan, trim tab.-. to are t!JCPmMI on '68 YAMAHA II). Xlot eod-
Mltcotl•-·1400 t\O K. TW. Coot 11000. s.u Xlnt condl $25. PETS and LIVISTDCK 968-l!ll)I :,:;;,lwh~.rt;,!_&k• ,:X t~· Lo<d<d. l6900. 11'• 8'6-QIJC ~~: "1l1 tetcl> ..u. :::;. Maat ,_ '1
_, ................ bnt I« H)O, «1'5-4111 4 8'ir Stools. $20 -P~tNTING, Varn t • b t n I 963-l7'97 · · 19117 32' am.ts Cortllthlan BAL80A. SUp t 40' bolt. 4 ~. ~:..s 'ji;Frlpi.r.., W!UTE -...., ... , * S4US39 * Doti• 1825 ..... l'Ollnlahlog, 1.1 Bob do I""======= Loododt Uk• ""'· [Hor In. 9llMI IP fla°:ee. ~ .. BIJL'fA(X) PllJWllq, ~· ~· , __ ,: ... GOOD Uftd ti Axc~JtUPPlu.likiJ tu cn3)59';5468 .. 511'--'"--WWCOM\dcr~~ ....,,.._,_·cao m:..'l'950 mUllH11.S300 ,
S45New stereot11>1cleck $$0 .w/J'armica -.,.: .......,. - ' earpe n c. $50, 1 l'iiniale 525: t Wk1 '61 Boston Wh1 .. r 13' 1 uv.tt_·_·. __ 90;... lO ~·OWENS CAB CRtJISER 18"""y'"oua"' r.; tN,... ....... &C-16'97 E•enhl&f
642-Stl5. lower. ~. Sacrlnce J1.ot yard. ~lat -aid. 991-1920 I .. $700 -646-5919 l~' Sl.OOP with daM'M sail Xlnt cond. Loe.dfd! Sac! l'IEDT -. ;m-;. VESl'A l50 SCOOIER
CARPET & PAD '" aJRVAIR -$311. ~ .,.,...iy -· Allt Rft. --·· iliBJO. 1V.' Flberglot1 di nghy """ '""'" $4tlll. 5<>-t339 !W7 ·c.·.:.:n.::03::,, -'-m.;;.;;;5tl08c:;,...v;;,,;.11.,___1 loOltfns llr tt. Diil ec.am ur.. -mo. 110 ,... GoM-_,, '"'°" Ntw ~ """ Tooe $30. =>n ,.,,..._,. • ·--~• --·~ rr -·-1 lot -· --~-1 _._ • !JM.TIJ4 WU«m. $li0. ~ .......,. 110C¥ IT 1'0 '1'111 bllck, ' mo. S54. ._.._., • •• w/Ova. $5. -'"°"· Wb;:cl:::t•;_•:::l•::: .... =..:bc.Y ..:D::; ..... ::..;:_'""'='--'~=""-'"-"'...;...v_-_.... __ 1 •-
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T llANSPOllTA TiON TRAHSPORT A TION T lliNSPOllTA TION _lm~po<t~_od_A_uto_1_9_600_ TllAN$PORTATION TRANSPORTATION TllANSPORfATION TllAN$PORTATION ''""""";;;.;..,;;.;_;.;.;.;. ..... ~-1
61 TRIUMPH 500c<:. Tiger
100c. law mileage, excellent
eondiUon. $85(). Private Par-
ty, Se't at 4011 Wisteria Pl,
Santa Ana. Sll-8387
'67 HO.~DA 450 customized ;
xtra piJie&, lots ol chrome.
Mrtal flake gas tank. Like
new . '600 or take o/ pmts.
893-l!W9
'68 HO)AKA lOOCC S speed;
Hi. comp. head; racing
pistori; big tires, both ex-
bausu ; lights; liet'Jlsed; 400
milt-s.. Xlnt. $.525. 64~
y.1ANTED -~f.>\Q!'cycle with
side car. Top running cond.
Older model pre!. Daily
Pilot box M203.
'65 HONDA cln, new paint,
$400. '48 Chev., new tires,
nice $150. 962-4955
'65 Suzuki 8) CC
Xlnt cond. ! $175. * 962-7928 *
'59 'fR,.J. I:M!st otter.
See after 4 PM
202 E. 18th St., O:lsta Me11a
'68 HONDA Trail 90. Like
new! Extras! 694 W. Wilson
CM. 548-0486
New '68 Suzuki X 6 Hustler
owned 3 mo. Must sell
54&-6Cl27 Bill, aft 5 PM
'56 Pontiac Station Wag.,
(lean! See to Appreciate.
Good trans. ~
'65 YA..\iAHA ll>CC, street &
trail. Good cooditioo.
$165. 646-34M
SAVE$
AU MODEU
9500 Campen
TllANSPORTATION
9520 lmp..-lod A~·-'"-'-----I PORSCHE Imported Autos 9600 Imported Autos 9600 Autos Wanted 9700 Usod Can 9900
DEA.TH fortt1 aatti: '67 El
camJ.no. Sharpc1t. cleanest.
low rnlleqe Camino you'll
ever ate. Loaded w/every
txtra you could buy, lnd.
aJr-cond &: 2 fibeq;lau IOPI,
Still \Sid. wan-ant;y, Pvl
ply. 541-3751
'66 CHEVROLET 11' ton
pk:kup. F1P.mlde, a· bed, va
q ., autornaUc, r a d l o,
htater, custom cab. Ex·
Ct'llent coodition, Must sell.
837-i682
'63 FORD Pickup. Back to
.:hool. MUST SACIUFICE.
~ too, :dlll cond. $999.
ROOC BOTTOM, 67~353
'59 CflEV. CBIT)'-all panel;
oew eng. &: paint. $300 OR
oiler. 642-6697 Eves.
VW CAMPERS
AND BUSES cs> ·m·.
Cl) '67'a
(1) '66'1
(1) '61'•
~~, '"" 14,·0JOJ -'7J.11 tO
lt70 HAllOR ILYD.
COSTA MISA
4.wHEEL di-. camper, 2 i;pd.
lranster ca~. k:rw milea&e.
2 ownen , very cle&Il, '57 ln-
tem 'I. $900 or best offer.
--------FIAT 'Iii PORSCRE C Coupe.
Black AM/ F'M. Olrocn.
'62 f1AT llOO Sect Gd whee~ L M!J.6903 e •ea.
tranap. CINn. $199. Set at M2-()"(M
dlr·., 1980 ltart>or Blvd., I z========= C.M. RENAULT
JAGUAR RENAULT Dauphne 65' ---------1 1ow m11eaco :-adlat tilM. JAGUAR '63 Marlt 2, 9edan. ditc brkl. Uke nw. 952-2812
auto/pwr, alr, c h r om e
whet01'1 aood cond, n750. ..,,..,..
'52 JAGUAR Roadster
Oas.sic, m e of a kiod. iz;o
•497-1601 *
TOYOTA
'67 TOYOTA
LandcrulMr
All the extras. Sa.le Priced.
Muat see . e &Z TO BUY
JIM SLEMONS
TOYOTA
417 W. Warner. S.A. 540-2512
VOLKSWAGEN
.. '68 VWs
$199 DOWN
36 AT $60.50
OR OUR
YW Tod1y Plan
$199 DOWN
36 AT $44.02
Inc. Fresh alt Vtnll, heater,
defroster. Lo.,. seata. v!.Dyl
int. 24 rnonlha,
24,CXXl Mlle Wamwty
1965 V OLKSWAGEN
VOLKSWAGEN WE PAY
~~~""~ TOP DOLLAR
VOLVO FOR
COMET t
''3 COMJIT W-. atkk.
R/H, ed tires .\ cood, l
owner, $500 or offe r.
~
'68 VOLVO USED CARS ~.~Rv~jj;
YEAR END coNNm OIEYROlfl 1495. CIJI ,...,.., rd.·
CORVAIR
Cl ~'""' I earance ,.,. -WYd. . ., CORVAIR Moou., .i.
ANO O.ta Mesa • 546-1203 R/H, new clutch, gd tires,
DE . 4i: very 1d cond! 548-0034 MO SALE UMid Can 9900 2398 R"11and• o,. N.B.\
S•e 111 tod•yl NEWPORTER MOTORS 1960 CORVAIR 4 dodr .
l Tr•nsportatlon Specials Radio. Hea.ter. Auto. Sf!O· Ila.. Int: I 15 Ford .. dr •••••.•• " $50 54S-96ll
'4lft UUl(J 1959 Ford Convertible .. $100 ())RVAIR Motua '63, 4 wr
JHpa 842--1739
--'--------CAA1PE:R, '65 Field
9510 TOYOTA
T&M
MOTORS IMPORTS 1959 P_Jymouth Wagon .• $200 alk. R &. H, 1 owner, top
1960 t al con Wagon ·. • • S300 ootch. $1!JO. 642--0828
1966 11 bo C M ••• 9303 1961 Rambler Wagon •• $400 , ar r, · · ..._. l96Z Falcon 4 dr , ...•• $500 60 Corvalr, new t lrea '62 INTERN"TIONAL Sc~. S 8' ~ t HF.ADQUARTERS " '"""' """' .. "'' ... ,.. ELMORE Garden Grove Blvd. al Beach
892-5551 or 534-2284 1961 T-Binl ............ $600 best oHw. MG-4250 Four wheel drive • travel sink, retrig. $495. 548-7098
top, new tires $9':fi ca.ah will '62 vw Camper, 16 00 '66 MB 250 s Sedan Air, P /S, 13 vw Campen * .68 VOLVO *
EXEC UTIVE CARS 1961 a.dill" eou,,. .... i 100 CORVmE
accept trade. 642--0'197 Porsche 70 hp engine, xlnt Fact. Air . Graphite grey w/ 15300 Btada Blvd., Wstmnatr All Mod•ls & Makes '68 2 dr., AT ··•· .••••• $2899 ao we caITy our own con-
'47 WIU."S Milli 400 ,,.~ ~ ...._,_ Phone l!!K-"'-'67 2 ., .• "llko -·" •• $1899 tracts. '64 CORVETTE Convert., ~ ary, cooip. cond, $1 uu--u,;uu red vinyl interior. •11'-" car .,.,.u We1tfllla & Sun'1·a1 ·-· -• ·-~-
100% financing available aJ-
1--------1
od x1n d .==-=-=~=--~·I "' '66 2 dr., .. ,.,~-" ...... ,99 NEWPORTER. MOTORS flllOO or best ... fer! tu<A>VW restor ; t;in675-3la> OPEN ROAD Camper. 8', Is st.ill covered by factory '66 TOYOTA Coron• Immediate Oeliveryl ,65 4 dr., 1 ~;:er •• ji~99 2036 liaitx>r Blvd, to sell! 6~768 Aft . 4 PM -,OE:;"='="'=""~='===== I !ult -hover. SI ........ s. Xlnt warranty. Lie. TBR..gj7 Arr, radio, hee.ter. l..ikt' new T & M Motors
-'"
0 '"~>"" M d Be '64 2 dr., "air" •••• $1499 MS-52!M
C 9520 ~"':=""=·=$695=·=-==='=== Slemons ere• e n1 cond. Sale Priced. ........, G-~en G-·• BL .63 4 dr _ E ? ~pe __ •.;_•------;;;;; 1.20 W. Warner , Santa Ana e &Z TO BUY !Ml! ''·""' .... • •••••••••••• ~~ N ED A CAR
D B • 9525 IT F JIM SLEMONS at B<aoh, Ganlen Gn"'e '62 4 dT, ••••· •··· ••• 1799 ~"'"T BE FINANCED•
COUGAR
PUBllC NOTICE
Truck Buyers !
Comper Buyers !
OPEN ROAD
FACTORY
CLEARANCE SAlf
une u991H '65 /\tB 190 Diesel A . ad. 892-555! or 53.2284 • ........,.., . · '68 COUGAR !XR-71 Must -.. 58 2 dr .•....••.•.•• $299 •Bankrupt! •R~s.slon!
BRONCO '67.1900 mi. Gates ~IJ\unac. thru«it. $2995. TOYOTA '65 VW BUG e Bad O'edlt:" • Dlvorcedf sell or l ~a s e. my
•"-"' e Milltary e New 1n Atta? demon.'!!trator immediately commando tires. wide rims. Slemons Mercede Benz 417 W. Warner, S.A. 54()..2512 Radio and heater, Maki' Payday Payments call Ed Brown at Johnson &
$250. tk f1Y ,pymts 673-l029 120 W. Warner. Santa Ana '66 TOYOTA $1095 McCARTHY MOTORS Son, OrllJ\ge County's oldest
I rled Autos 9600 '67 MERCEDES Benz 230 S. Station wagon, 4 spd. dlr, JIM• E-SZLTOEMBOUYNS ~='0,66~7v°'o°'L°'v"o:;<=='-1 1420 So. Main l Edinger Lincoln, Mercury, Cougar
mpo '65 4 Dr. Chev Sta wagoo. oac. R/H. O/drlve. Like new (2 blockl N. of Seui) Dealership. 1CXXl W. Coast
e Spot Ca.sh for Imports '68 Heathkit Color TV. 19" fl85 cash dels. Take older TOYOTA ~ ~1:·w7~d< ra~l h::l.--=San=ta'=;An;7.1:;'P':h:'::M2-=3507==J~f14'fw'::y':.,~N.':'"~"'~M~B-•_•_' b
We pay more for any import 548-4031 alt 6 trade. Pymts $3:9.86. 494-9773, 417 w Warner s A 54().2512 terior. Immaculate. r BUICK S42--098l. S45-827S
regardlesa of year, make 1962 220 s. New crpt.5, 545-0634 alt. 11 . · • · · $1895 '67 COUGAR (G.T.) Air
or condition. Try us before headliner, paint &: tires. =========,1 '60 VW, 2 dr., exc. ODi. of-• E-Z TO BUY cond. Pow. steer. & brakes.
Prices you will not yoo aelL ELM 0 RE Very ni~ car! i 15 o o. TRIUMPH lu. Rblt eng., trans, clutch JI SLE '66 BUICK Conve rt lb I e Tilt away steering A1ld other
believe! J-.iCJI'ORS, 15300 Beach Blvd. 962-l003 ---------·I .E! brlu. ~188, 307 Pirate, M MONS Wildcat Original owner. Air, xt:ras. One O\l/'fler Still under
But it's true-labulous Open _w;:':'itmiini="="=·=891-=3322==· ==" c7=.MB=25<>'l:...._s.d __ • -lmm--acul-a-1,· I Convertible '64 Spitfire; .cN~B=-------TOYOTA pow/S. all elect. Excel original factory warranty.
Road camper and motor -$950. Good cmditJon. '65 VW Deluxe. Don't miu 417 W. Warner, S.A. SID.""'" cond. 642-3273 Call days 6'l2-09fil or eve. home line at prices you ALFA ROMEO Lo mlloo.ge car. Full fact. thla one. No down! OAC .wu. 54S-7751. No dealers please. E'<Jllippcd. TYU194 * 673-6086 * VOLVO ,63 _ 4 dr. outstan-1966 B_UICK • Sky~ark -Low
can bU:Y the others for -'59 Gp ALFA SlemonsMercede Benz VOLKSWAGEN payment_, only $36 per mo. ding, new thru out, radial ml.~1rcondlt1o nl ng. c•=''c.·----=~~
no reasonable offer turned 12(1 W. \Varner, Santa Ana 842-4615 tires $1,345. priv. party. CO=rl="'="="'="wn='='·="=l-'4=156== '67 COUGAR (G.T.) Air down. One race, one first on fresh VW engines. Steady in stock. 962_2812 .-. cond. P'o\T steer. & brakes.
engine. Bernardi he11d, new '63 Mercedes Convertible. BUGS 1500 CC. $395. 40 hp. $235. =~=~=~~-~ CADILLAC Tilt-away ateering and other We'w got to move 'em and
move ·em NOW!
T rucks•Trucks•Trucks
FORD e OIEV e DOJX;E
e GMC
CAMPERS SPECIAL
with Sup., %. ton C/E, VS,
4-spced. auto opt.. NOW
$23S1.50
with camper purchase.
OPEN ROAD
830 S. HARBOR Bl VD.
SANTA ANA S31-465S
Goodyear tires, has spares. 190 SL. Immaculate. $2650. 1300 CC_ $325. 36 hp • $155. '67 VOLVO 122-S 2 Dr., dk. xtras. One O\vner. Still
Street equipment. Make off· * 494-59'24 * BUG 642~. 646-Tii70 Eves. green; AM/FM : v er Y '61 CADILI..AC Sedan de Ville under origi nal factory war-
er. Private party. Call Chrlli '68 M.B. 200 Diesel , like new . S ,67 VW [}(-luxe. Pass this one clean. $1950. Call; 494-8445 AU.. POWER including air rancy. Call days, 54a-8'Z78 or
494-9773 Coil! $5360, now $30Ci0. Pvt and you Jose. No down OAC. !'Ollditioning, power steering, eve. 54S-7751. No dealers
tATSUN
'69 '&9 '69 NEW '69 '69 '69
'69 DATSUN
Look!!!
50,000 mi. guar.
$186.86 Down
$53.86 for 36 mo.
pty. 49S-U42 BUGS ., Payments only $46.50 per Sport C•rs 9610 power brakes, power win-.:.'=I'="='~· ::_Dc.l'.;_·-~~~-
TAN 1966 Mercedes Diesel. BUGS mo. 842-4615 '64 JAGUAR XKE, black dows, &-way ~at, auto. trunk '67 Cougar Hardtop
Auto; air cond: vinyl in-BUGS '66 VW Deluxe Special. Extra roadster, wire w h e e Is ' opener. Radio, heater, of V-8, air cond., dlr, full pwr.,
terior A /\1an's car! 549-3183 Best Selection in Town clean. No down 0 A C . Pirellis. Xlnt c:ind. $2650. course! Clean. $750.00 • • · Immaculate condition. Black
MG
'68 MG
YEAR END
Clearance
AND
DEMO SALE
Payments only $44 per mo. 646-384.Z 879-6088 iFullet1on) landau top. turquoise bottom
M2-4615 ·57 CORVETTE 283 auto. '66 Cadillac de Ville Will take Sl~ c~sh or good
C ~ '64 VW /\1ust see. Beautiful drafted Make offer 3223 Fae/air, vinyl top, A111-FM used car. Will flllC. bal. Al-~ green $50. down 0 AC Colorado Pl. C.M. 545-0517 radio I heater, good cood, ter 10. 494-9773 or 545-ai.34 0 $3950. Bank will lend $3325. ' ,s =f," only $33 por mo. Anliques, Classics 9615 Own" 1"5-1"'9 DODGE o'"" '65 VW, SQBK, Wgn. New '36 OLDS Conv. co u P e 59. CAD.fLLAoodC .. Goodl600run· r.ruST sell immed' '63 Dodg• Iii' · · Pvt. / bl 1 O · nmg g bres. or · pamt lirea, one owner. w rum e seas. r I J,!: • .___ f Polara V-8 Auto pwr str'g.
Pt I
'
PM 54• 196 cond runs fair Must sell ......... t o fer. Can be seen at · • . 14t-Ol0l-'7l·11t0 y. a t 0-5 ' ..f,07 HB Sp 65, Balboa Yacht Basin. R/H.Goodmechan1 ca l
1t10 HARIOI ILYD, 061 VW -$350 OR MAKE OF-S500. 962 4 . · ,60 CAD", •c C Xln cond. Xtra clean! Must see~
COST. M FER ,..~_, -'--' ,.........,. onvt. 1 Pn· '' '"" 2371 ESA • uuuu cu .. u. Autos W•nted 9700 cond. 4 Brand new tires. --'-'..:':.:·-~-----
Dune Buggy Builders • 968•2590 • Best offer. ~trs. Baker. '59 DODGE V..S, auto, 1
1968 wrecked VW. 3,000 mi '62 Sunroof VW WE PAY · • . 675-0100 owner. Xlnt cond. $280.
Complete except tires & ra· $625. Well cared. for CASH i ;"~'-='="'=======I dio. Consider trade. 833-0SU ~&182 '55 CAD I LLAC. Good1;
transportation car. $100. D GE '63 GOLD VW Deluxe nice '61. VW. Chassis shortened 6~7362 aft 5 p.m. DO
car. No down. O A C $450. Ready for Dune bUggy tor nsed can 6 truck! ;!ultl =='=='='""='="== rond
4 =~ts only $31 per mo.1 ~"'=-2'll3~_:,·,c"'_-ffi38_c__:._~--call ua for ~e estimate. CAMARO ~n~61·;:~· ~~ • .A~to
'67 VW Camper, very low ~di~~~:S.~~~r, GROJH (HEVROlfT '67 CAMARO SS 350, 4 sp, ~traM==·=S1=9S=·=536-<B.19====ol
mil('S exceptionally clean. miles. $1495. 494-4317 Ask for Sa.let Manager comp/clutch, deluxe in·
S.250 cash take OVf!"r pym.nts '64 VW SUNROOF. Must sell l8211 Beach Bl., terior. gd cond. $2400.
1841 ~ """ al 5 J-Iu.n tington Beach G7"m mo. ,,,_.ol"llJIJ t · bef. Sun. BEST OFFER. KI 9-3331 1 ==~========IBAO< To !Choo! special! '64
'63 VW, A-1 immac.1 owner, 644-2939 ---------1· FALCON V--8, auto. trans.,
new Goodyear tires. $900 or I ·6'~K-o-MB'=f~-N-,-w-..,-.,-t.-,.-,-,-eo. Will Buy CHEVROLET radio. $6$ Or take over
best ol.fr. 546-1081 complete bar, bed, good 1--------payt. or S36 mo. 548-4385
VW Bus, new motor, clutch, tires. 646-8500 aft 6 PM Your Volkswagen or Porache 4 SPEED
FALCON
iJ~a~ara
J1rl.Uµ o rt
31111µ or ts
3100 W. Coe.st Hwy.
Newport Beach
""""· """ m•y "' ...,, i ---.-,-,-vw--.--• P"Y too dollan . Paid 1" SPECIALISTS
2912 W. O>ast Hwy N.B. Runs good $115 or not. Call Ralph HIGH PERFORMANCE
01"1 642$18 '"' RESUL'IS * 54><1387 * 673°1190 CUSTOM CARS '64 FORD Fafrfano Sto. w,..
FORD
:;;;_;~~===~~~===~~=====-========ol Gd. cond. 1 owner, m!Uly
LARGEST SELECTION IN xtrs. $1000 or submit offer. ORANGE COUNTY" 642-MOS 5'f0.1764 9600 ,,.,., ............. 1• ··•n• 96001mported Autos
Authorized MG Dealer 1--"-"------'--;.;..;-----------'---------9600
Selected Auto :i's"oo.:"'' '73-8650 E"' ELMORE MOTORS
The Largest Toyota Facility Anywhere
NOW AT OUR NEW LOCATION
cHoost YOUR TOY OT A •toM THr u.1a1sr srLECTION
Just Arrived 1969 "Corolla"
s376~~-
0R
$1770
fl••c.1119 A••llohle
OM APPl.O'tED
Cl.IDIT
·-~--.. ---~_ ................ w. 1ol d IT!ore 111w Toyot•,
111 tl!e mo11lh ctf July th•11 t"'f'
ett.•r Toyote D••l•t h1 I~•
U11!t N St1t11f Th•r• m'"' be • •••,011 ••• •"4 +tier• i1. l•f.ore ye• buf
th•t 11e-.. or 1n ecf T eyol•, we
l11•lt. yow to c.om• 111 •"d ,,.
ellr flf"W fl'IOd ltll lf1Yic.1 f1d li0
H•t. eff11l"t yct11 tt., fl"•'t 1ft-• ~!!~s,,..;1;• lo11 will fi"d.
'"Wlf CARE' at Elmore
lfoton. -·
t 5300 Beach Blfd.
WUTMINSTER
894-3322
•
•
P•vm•"t ····d •" l/l Down
OAC
WANTlD
IN
TRADE!
BOLSA AVE.
'£2 MGA convt. cream body,
black top, red I eat h er
uphols, new tires. wire
whet>ls. Very good cond.
$999. Pvt ply. 497-1~95
MCA '60 rebuilt eng. wire
wheels, R.&.H . Excel. cond.
Pvt. ply. 642-32'16
·52 MGTD, r ed. wire wheela,
very gd cond., need bear·
ings Make oUer 540.2291
'57 MCA, yellow, wire
wheels. Mint cond .. a rare
olf('ring Rt $695. 644-0672
'58 MCA. $475. New paint.
Good shape. 14Cll CerritOl!I,
Laguna Sch. 4!»-19!11
'60 MCA hard & soft top,
new tires. Xlnt condition.
$350 • 494-7969
PORSCHE
PORSCHES
BILL MAXEY TOYOTA
WE
'69's
HAVE THEM
THE LARGEST STOCK OF '69 TOYOTAS IN ORANGE COUNTY
• 26 Corona 4 Doors
16 Automatics
• 17 Corona H.J. Cpes.
4 Automatics
• 6 Corolla 2 Doors
• 8 Corolla Wagons
• 2 Corolla Sprinters
• 2 Land Cruisers H.T.
• 2 Crown 4 Doors
1 Automatic
• 1 Crown Wagon
Standard Shill
:J.ine QuaAly
'61 CORONA H.T. crt:. -RIH,
Y•ll ow, 1,100 mi., 1tilt i" f1cl. w1rr.
TRADE-INS
$1999
''I CORONA 4 DI. -R&H , 1tlc~.
,,,00 mi., •tilt i" f•ct. WIU. !VSrl:948. I $1799
'•7 Y.W.
RIH, "Z" blu1 . fV EG162l
'67 CORONA 4 DR.
R1d io, heeler. ITVCl1 21
'6' CORONA 4 DR.
Au to,, r•dio, h••I••. ITGAltll
'64 Y.W. Dt:LUXI IUS
7 p•11•"9er IHBT562 1
''' YOLMSWAC';EN
Su"roof. r•dio, liettfr. ITFF111 l
'65 DATSUN l/J TON
Pic~up. H••l•r. INQZ417 1
'61 DATSUN WAC";ON
R•dio. h1tl•r. IWI JlO SI
"10 YOLISWAGEN -R1dio,
H1•l1r, 9'''1'• '•2 t.•111. I PEU4561
'61 FALCON Z DI.
R•dio. h1•t1r. ITYU •111
"6J I.EN.AULT
C•••••lle. l otli !opt. !JSLl •ll
$1699
$1599
$1599
$1499
$1499
$1099
$899
$899
$799
$799
Bl!f~XEV TOYOTA ~ ~~~o~:""'
Center ·57 FORD Squire. tully Ioad-
13032 Harbor Blvd. 537-4646 ed still under warranty, lo
'65 IMPALA 320, 4 dr. Fact. mi., xlnt cond .. '3150. Lie
. !ult "-& XEV 182. Priv. party, air, pwr., new , .. .,s 962-83ll paint, A-1 cond. S 1 5 0 0 .;.,,,cc,:::c. ______ I
Original owner 549-2588 1966 GALAXY 500. 2 dr hdtp.
'62 -4 Dr. Impala, pwr steer.
ing, r/h, ori f:.! owntt. Xlnl
cond. $650. 545-0037
SEE. '53, 4 dr. Chev, mint
cond., pwr str, auto trans,
rad io. $190. 642-3825
a.ir, p/s. auto. trans, new
tires. Xlnt cond. $2350.
545-3689 &ft 6 PM
'61 RANQ-I ERO -$350
'60 CORVAIR • $200
'67 Y fl f\.'lAllA -$425. 64!>-7332
1968 CAMERO loaded! S200 "68 TORINO 390 sport cpe .
• ( k •• Pri S1crillce sale. S h a r p ! a e over pym..,. v. 673-8299
party 675-5930 ..:..::.::.:::._ ____ _
, * 61 GAL.AXlE * 58 CHEVY. new eng., 4 sp. V 1 S200
Oean! $600 or best offer. ery c ean_
548-5127 aft 5 * 545.0387 *
'53 CHEV Bel Air Coupe A1nt 1958 FORD Fairlime 500.
d S185 Good tires, runs good. Brkn
con Can 644-2669 eves. scarier $175. 548-7!t!"'.?
'S7 CHEV. 4 dr Sta Wag '58 FORD, 4 dr. stk shift,
Eng &. llres like new. xlnt running cond. $200. Af t.
S250. S4S-l41"9 4:30 P M 536-8015
-~.56.;::0l~EV;;;.._:paru_::.:c-.--1 * '58 FORD "' T F100 Fl.eel·
Best offrr. &ide, good cood. $445.
962-976'2 642-8164
'68 CHEV Impala Coupe. '36 FORD Pick Up. Xlnt
A/C. Jl.CXXl miles. Pii party cond. Can be ~n at l MO
$3.GOO. 847.1277 Wallace Ave .. C.M. 646-875~
'S7 El Camino LINCOLN
Auto. Uk• N•W' $1995 1 ---~.;_::;___
1 .,,~=,,.:541\-"'""1:::3=".-:;-;:= "66 Cootlnmt111. M11gnificent
'57 OtEV. 4 !Pf"t'd. all black CONTI N"ENT AL
Int. XJnt cood. Owner. $850. '66 Continr ntal. Magnificrnl
545-4201 one ownrr Rd.an. Antiqu e
'60 IMPALA Conv. Excel gold. A:'>f fM radio. speed
cond -auto . p/1. New top &. control, tilt stur. All delux
differential 675-3480 aft 5 pm ronvenimct't. Air. Factory
-w&rr1nty. Call only if you
CONTINENTAL '"'""" lhe fm•ot. No dealera please. Dlr. 548-TQt
'66 a:>NTI'NENTAL. 29,000
l.4t-OJOJ -671-1 l•O = ml. Light yellow. •VOC•do MERCURY 1t1~~~~·c:.~s~vD. 18881 BEACH BLVD. 3 ~.:.·ta:~ U:~'.l· .. -,-co-1._P_1:...-s-1a:..t1on~1-"....,--.I
y.., Nn A•rhfhM Se'-& Sentce c.tw ----.-.-.-,.:ll:lO::::;
111 H1•tlttttff '-ell
Huntington Be•ch Ph. 847·85SS ADAMS :5 Call 675-4122 A.lr t'Ol'ld. Must 1,.1 our ~ 1961 PORSCHE 9U Targa. 5 E••Y to. r••ch at G•rfleld & t•ch -----"'--'--'-! PY •agon J:O immtdiately. apd , AM -FM r ad i o, COMET Ca ll ~Rdlr. lllert'Oll:J>', mo• whe e l a , l Mile' Nortlt ef Pecinc Co••t Hl9h .,. •it :rt
letch 11.,.J. '67 COL p c s · Polo rf'd. lmmarolate. BeM · ll'R I a ti on
offer aver $4,400. 642-lltl, SALES ~ SERVICE t MUST 51-11 ~ Com~ 4 Dr. Wagon. !I pAsM"ngrr. Air
·-"~. "•" '''Mr. Nelton. •• 0 '" o ·1 i ~'r brke i :11tr'1. V--8 1uto condUkm1ni;: Muat sacri til'r
'"'' ""' '""' 1, ;.A°M ':0 , ™ s:~. t >.tr.I te 1 PM o.a, -Xln~I ~'-"'-"'~'~.,,._-~---I ca.11 ct1yi ~~8 eve.
·57 PORSCHE, Whl1c• rood 10 AM te ' PM Suit I AM le 12, S.t. -PACIJIC COAST tr#l· For Dally Ptlot Want ML •.:.°'c.8-_c'm;.:·'_;,';"::.";_· =~---1
'"_"_"_'_"_•_"_., ___ pt_,_· __ mu_''. l~~=~".'.:'.=~~::'.!:~~~~~~~~~~:'.!~=~~=~!._J Dial &u.$11 ,. OiARGE m ~rlflct:! 4M-1354 -
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• $al-iff'N1, $eptemO« l~, l'l'OI
TRANSPORTATION . 'fRA11SPORt ATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TAANSPO RTATION T~NSPOJlTATION TRANSPORTATION t llANSPORTATiON
TREMENDOUS YEAR END SAVINGS •
ARRIVING DAILY -SPECIALLY PURCHASED 1968 ·CADILLACS ATIRACTIYELY
PRICED -GOOD SELECTION OF MODELS, COLORS AND EQUIPMENT
---OVER 80 . QUALITY . AUTOMOBILES . TO .SELECT FROM,---
'66 CADILLAC '68 BUICK OTHER SPECIAL V AWES '65 CADILLAC '63 CHEVROLET . Coupe de Ville. Solid creen ftnilh with areen
leather and nylon Interior. Full Cadill11.t power
equipment plus faetory air conditioning, tilt-
1tttrlng wheel, power door locks, 6 way seat
and many other of the extras offered by
Cad!llac.
SALE $3888 PRICE
Sport Wagon. This station wagon is abso-
lutely loaded with automatic, radio, heater,
power 1teering, powe brakes, power win-
dows, power t.ail gat.t! window, and of course
fa.ctC)ry atr eondltlonlng. Beautiful blue with
aim, wood IJ'lin plltlf:lling and maiching blue
lnterlor. -Don't rnlsa· this one at only
'62 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL e
'64 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD e
'65 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL e
'64 PONTIAC STA. WGN. e
'66 BUICK LE SABRE e
'68 BUICK STA. WAGON e
'6 7 CHEV MALIBU {OUPE e
Sedan de Villi!. Cadillac'• finest and fully
power equipped for luxury driving. Ot course
this tncludeti factory air conditioning, power
windows, 6 way power aeal, tilt ateulna:
wheel, and finished in 1le11.mlng Turquobe
with harmonizina leather 11.11d cloth interior.
lmpala auper 1porl Alpine white exterior with
red bucket aeat interior. V8 engine, automatlc
transmiulon with center conaole, radlo and
heat.er, powei 1tttrlng, white &lde well Urea.
Dorft m1u th1a grea t buy.
SALi $4222 PRICE SALi $2666 PllCI SALi •$888 PllCI
'65 BUICK
-------
'64 AVANTI
Factory 4Jr conditionlna:, radio, heater, power
steering, power window&, console and bucket
seatll, 1olld white with barmonizln& vinyl tn,.
terior. Brand new General Je~ air ttrea, all
orlainal inside and out. Local one owner.
'67 CADILLAC
Coupe di! Ville. BeautlfuJ Mont.t!rey Green fin-
ish with Black vinyl roof 11.11d fUIJ li!ather in-
terior. Full Cadillac powl!l' includine; power
ftftt windows 11.11d ot course, factory &1r con-
ditionin1.
'65 PONTIAC The luxurious Electra 225 CU.tom 4 door
hardtop with all the power acceuorl8 lnelud-
lng power steering, power brakies, power
windows, power seat, factory a.tr condition.
lna. A.l.pine white with black landau root
and harmonlllng lnterlor.
Gr11.nd Prix. Automatic· tranamlulon, power
steerina:, power bra.kea, radio and heater, hue.
ket seatl, center console, tachometer, white
side wall tires.
SALE $2999 PRICE IALE $4777 PRICI SALi $1444 PRICE SAU $1888 PRICI
SALES DEPARTMENT OPEN-------
8:30 AM to 9:00 PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY-9:00 AM to 6:00 PM SATURDAY and SUNDAY
YOUR FACTORY AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALK.'I{ SERVING THE ORANGE COAST HARBOR AREA
NABERS
2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa
MERCURY MUSTANG OLDSMOBILE PLYMOUTH PONTIAC T·BIRD
'68 COLONY fuk Statton
wgn. Must sell or Jell.Se my
demons.tratot. Call Ha I
Sand~n at Johnaoo A: Son,
Oran1e Countyia:oidest I.Jn.
C1'ln, Mercury, Co u a: a r
dC!ali!rshlp. 1000 W. Coast
Hwy, Newport Be l c b ,
642-0981 Ol' 545-3218
4 SPEED OLM~ C<><wt. '65 · ruR"f·' ... .i,, m "'•· -· I "5 THUNDERBIRD. Now · · ROY CARVER . """''" • ••tu ,,. SPECIALISTS Pwr m·1. '"to. V•ry Cl•.n, R/H, w/•/w, '"'""· .ur. a Bea"-! lit $fKlO takl!s. 3036 Capri Lil. (Meaa Verde) p· ONTIAC Aµ tom at I c. RI H • HIGH P&RfORMANCE 96>'1003~ M"'hankalJy good 1800. LARGEST SELECTION IN '64 SPORT Fury, top cond. 2925 Harbor BJ., Costa M.. S48-8034
ORANGE coumY ·"PLYMOUTH Bi';:i:,.• .~' .!,":,, Kl 6·4444 . .:..,c:.T,c.:..:.• "'BrR=n-. ~Good=-,...,.-.
CUSTOM CARS ========'=== Orang. County'• Exctu.ave tires. Turq/wht upbola. AU
Selected Auto 4 SPEED PONTIAC ~~"" """'. """"' """, ~"""-· _l350_._,..._"71l __ _ C te ========I 1961 T-Bird CONVERTIBLE tn r SPECIALISTS '62 PONT. LE MANS RAMBLER sooo. llY """"· '68 OOUGAR Type 91 PS I
PB, RltH, Call 540-3490 aft·
tr 6 p.m.
ml2 Hubot' Blvd. 53'1""6 HIGH •PERPORMANCE xtnt """· AIT, R/H. "8-1508
CUSTOM CARS $595
T-BIRD
URGFEr SELECTION Di e :&Z TO BUY ·------1 ORANGE COUNTY JIM SLEMONS '68 OLDS Deha 4 Or. Must S I •--' A
.. u ''" .,'""'""' "'"' e ec.... uto TOYOTA
OLDSMOBILE
MUSTANG
TEMPEST · MUSTANG '65 GT H.T. 289 for merry old•moblll!: It hu Center , 417 w. wamer, s.A. 54().2!JlZ
-v-8. Nu tires. Pwr str'g, factory air condition.ma: and 13032 Harb::ir Blvd. ~37-4646 . --------
disc'&. R/H. Green $1550. t1thl!r nice a c c 1.s or I ea GRAND Prix 19&1, all pwr 6 '66 T·BIRD Lunvf'Ttible, new * '63 TEMPEST *
Pri party. 540-8814, 645-2168 $2250.00. Sacrifice D 1 r. 4 SPEED air, aood cone!, I ownP!'. tirae, genuine leather in-• Radio, Heater •
·ss MUSTANG HT. 289 V8; Phone 545-m!J or 642-0981 SPECIALISTS Sacritke S1450 642-83§1 ~~~-;;~ {~~9~ the , t..:. ~~~:'.=.~ .
iuto. tlUI.. C):Jlt. tnt ·RIH; "62 OLOS 911 -4 dr, nl!Wt HIGH 'ElFORM,ANCE .'66 fl'O· Trl pow.f!r ~.speest. 'C"f T-B-'-' -Landa· "· ... ,, ~ 13'10'Bet.cb-Blfd;"-Cllwy-"8)'.
Xln.t mecb. cond. $1295. tcan&mi9Slon I. tires. Good CUSTOM CARS Xlnt cmd. Pwr Bil'&'· Nl!w u• uu •u.u. ,.... 193-'1566 sst-6fl2.4
548-28911 tr'MI. SIX!. 491-1601-L.UtGFSI' Sn.!:CI'ION ll"i' tr8D11 ii: !'Mt end. 847-0686 tact a.ir-colid, xlnt ~ •
OOMUSTANG6cyl.hptl., "" F8S OUJS' "'·""""" OIWIGE COUNTY '40PONT!AC.O>Uector1 Lowmt.$3400.646-3516 , · .. , VALIANT
wey taod ~ticm $1,000. 11:eef'in1, A·l con d 1t1 t n SelllCtecl Auto Item. S1,COO orig mi. Ex. ·54 T-BIRD Landau. powtt ''• -------
Ph. M7-9Sll After 5 ·•se-m C c.ond. '!18t Offer! 545-6869 &t.rg, air, all extras. Pvt '6l VALIANT $1111. enter Somecmt'will be lflOkina'. for pty. $1650. 494-769'2 Excellent con:Ution. 1.;;..=_;;.;""--------.._---':"".=:-::="°'-:--:-13032 Harbor mvd. 537"'646 it. Dtil ttUi871. White ell!pbant.ll! 1)1me·•·lln• 494-m.81
35 YEARS
Sll!VING ORANGE COUNTY AREA
I • '67 OPEL Doluxt Sport Coup• ,_ ... $1495 I
10,000 rnil11, '''I• •114 h1etllr, p•wer ditc br•k1•,
I whltewall1. U11i•r factory w•ttalty. uuu.to•. I
e '65 LE SABRE Hordtop .... -..... $1395
I 4 deer, pewer 1te1rl"t •1111 ltra •••· Avte .. r141e, h1et1r, I
whltew11!1. YI 1710.
• '65 DART G.T. . . . ........ $1495 I I Pewt r 1t••rlri9, ylf1yl tep, rt411, h1eter. ll:tll lln ••11
tlr11. SKM·OJI.
I e '66 GALAXIE 500 ..... .._.$1 7951
Full ,.w,,, f•et•rr elr, 1tere1 ••P•· xw1.1••·
I • '66 PICKUP Ir Campo< _ ............... $ 1995 I
Cht •reltt ~Tin, JIJl21 I.
I • . M OLDS 98 ... . .... .. ....... , ___ .. _ $11 95 I
2 4.1,, hll ,....,, f1ctery, 1lr, ''"" .. n ... UWX-714'.
I • '64 BUICK Wa gon_, .................... $1395 I
s,.cltl 4e111 ... ;..te,. r1tlle, H eter, ,._, d eerl11t •
$IZ..ot7. I I • '64 IMPALA Supor Spori -.... $11 95
Jl..-.r ....-111, ..... ra•I•, lteett r, ICTC-721.
I A~L Pl lCIS PLUS TAX I LIClNSE: I
CllDIT 01. FINANCIH8 HO PlOILI~ Hil l
I LIT OUl CllDIT MANA&ll AlMN81
PAYMIWTS TO SUIT YOUl auo•n
MANY OTHIR CARS TO CHOOSE fltOM
USED CAR LOCATION
HACH ILVD. It MAIN ST.
5 '"""' 142-6631 a•·
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1966 JAGUAR Im 2+2
Thia 11eg1nt sport cir otttn 1utom1tlc
tr1ns. ' •ettint for fo11r s4299 (4). fin. ev1ll. SUU830.
ONLY
lt63 CORVITTI 4 l'D. 'A!TUCl
Gorgto111 Flr9 Silwr wind lt1thtr Int. ·
Absolut1ly like new. $2599 OPJ682.
ONLY
1966 AUSTlll.ffWIY DIX. Jooo
("4) four Mtt comfort In thla ~1vtlfvl
SPOrlS ctr. TEG231. Somt--$2699 ona will 1ni&v this one.
ONL't'
1967 TllUMl'M Tl4 lllS
luby rtd with rich bltek lttthtr lnt. t nd °"''""''· W£1152. W '.' I $2499 plN11 th • mMt dlser1nun-
ating, ONLY
1967 SUNllAM Al.PINI RDSTI.
TR0403. A· 011t owt11r sport Cfr whlctl
,.;ii 9"9 ml"Y """' mllH s2099 of hippy dril/lng.
ONLY
ltU SUNllAM TI611
Or1n91 with lt1clc •1nyl ha nf-
tep. FASTl $2495 WOWI Only
1960 AUSTIN.ffULIY SPRITI
Comp. Or1ng1. JSZ-'"· Truly the prtff·
iest Sprit1 in Or. Co. s999
ONLY
1944 DATSUN ROADSTll J,,, Hka naw, $1395 Econcmy plut only
1954 MG TD
S.r. #0452 The cl1111t body styli wlll
gi~e you pride of own1r· 1n99 1h1p, • .,
ONLY
1959 TRIUMl'M TU ,
PXVI 13 A1mo1t 1 cl111lc but many fnOrt l:.'7 mit1s llft In !hit SC)99
ONL!t
19611'0«1(111 190 CPL
1968 Urth Grttn w/etnt, ll'lf. tac. 0.H.
int. N ... t In Or. Co. CCI-sn799
6'11 ON~Y • .l.
IHI llAIMAllll eHIA
A rNI blc\ lo $1295 1e.hool special only
540-9100
·~ ~ .. ,.
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'66 FORD
a.r •• 1. 100 4 1:1 •• , h1rlltep.
VI, 1uto11'11flc, p•w•r •IMrlng,
;.. re•I buy 1t .
$1695
'66 FORD
C111"hy •eil•n ••ton. VI. •ut•-
"'•tlc.-p•w•r .A.fe1rf119, f•ct.ry
1ir concfltlonl119, low mil1191
b111ty.
$2095
'65 BUICK
Witllcat 4 Deor h1rcft.p. VI , I U•
toll'latlc, pow•r tfeerl119, power
wi11dew t, f1ctory 1ir conditlo11·
ing. ;.. tt11I 1t
s1995
'64 CHEVROLET
l"'p•I• 2 D••r her11ltep. J21 VI
1119ine, 111to•rnetlc tr•n1nil11l 911,
power tfeerli•t •
$1295
'67 OPEL
kt dett1 2 Door. low rnll••t•·
Thl1 It 1 b1eutifwl little 1c•·
11e,..lt•I e11 .. 111oltU1.
$1595
'65 GMC
JA ten plchp. JOI 6 cyl., au•
t•m11iic, pow1r 1t.1ri_111~ I
br•k•1, H.D. rubb.i';. r.-1r •fep
bu mper, ••cfio, h•1tei.-
s 1595
'63 BUICK ELECTRA
..-.tlr1 H.rdtop, 2,,000 1chr1I .
111lr•11. Full 'P.wir; f1Cf1ry· 1lr. • •
Like 11ew,
$1395
'66 MUSTANG
Cevpl, ' cylrn.ler 1111lne, •ute.
m1tlc tr11111l'littio11, pewer tfetr.
int. low mll11 9e.
$1895
'65 PONTIAC L..Mons
2-dr. H.T., v.1, 1uto., P/S, P/I,
P/W, fa1t. 1lr, ,b11c•et M•h,
u111•I•, 35,000 •ct. 11tl1e11o
$1895
'68 Mere. Mont'clr 2.ci,.
Herdtop, 190· v.1, 1uk., P/S,
.lite br1k11, fie+, 1lr, 12,000
1ct. mi111. Ted1y't h1t llfY.
S29t5
211 HARBOR· BL.VD.' BUICK.
cOsTA 'MESA •. PHONE 5.41-776f
YOllB AD UACBES
68,87% DOMES EACH WEEKI
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Deluxe Stee~1n9 Custom Pedal l rim, steering,
Decor Moul~•·d~~Push Button, F Po~~eet Should·
drornatic , a El.I Windshield, ron . .
Power Br~h;'te W oil Ti rt•· er Belt~,
OUTSTAIDlll BUYS 01 USED LOW MILEAGE
1968 PONTIACr-llSED 1968 liRAND PRIX
Power Steerin9, lr•k•, Windows, Cordov• Top, Aif c:oncl. '68 Lie.
F••• •lr••cly p•id lie. #XBC 534.
1967 fl"BIRD 400 R.H .. P.S. l'.I.,. ·•:--' 52766 ~ T 1cli., Widt ow•I tiN1.
k•m.1 i11i119 F•ct. W•rr•nty. lie. TYW l•J.
1965 '1IONTIA"" c.1.11,, o, •. R.H .. AT, r.s. 51766 .-~ """ BRAN[) ~EW sn ... lin1 MIC IV '
Air t.Dnd. with 2-yr.·24 .000 mile w1rr111fy. V11y clu11, Onto tWfltr '
•••· lie. NOS 397. ONLY
1967 CORTINA 4 Dr., radio, heater 51766
1965 "CHEVROL£( c,.,;., '-"·HT., R,H, $2466· _ 127 v.1, ,,5., ,.8., F11t. .
•Ir. low milt191. A truly b11utilu1 11r. 01w11 9old with OMlY
m1tehH.9 winyl lop 1111~ interior. V1ry cl•111. lie. SAA 125,
'68 EXIC " BONN£VIW
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Including
SALES TAX AND LICENSE
Yw dot1't haY• to ·_,ery V1 lictwl -wot • .,.. 21% "°"" _ at tOI LOMIM'IE PONTIAC:. 10% """'
doWll payme•t °" ..,onl ef bmk CNcnt k M-
ll•loot, ON tOTH .NIW AND USID Cl.IS.
CAIU IU•J•C'T TO -"lllOll IA._.
1966NVUl'\llTU,.l•t•ll"• 1-o•. HT., O.H., Y-1, 51966 l...LIDVJt.! ~'P.S., Avto ... •lk, Bvck11 •••fl
•11d con10 ·, II••• P11rl ·fini1h with II•~ •o.0.11v• top •111!
fn•lchin9 int•ri.Or. Am1rfc111 "''19 wlt11l1 111d wid1 ow1I tir11 r.1lly •ild +t.1 fi ..
l1hi119 touch to thit C•t. Li•. TSM 714,
1963 l>ODGE' Dut G.T. ""· HT, •·•yl., '"'" 5966' •••h, F1w11 b.191, Uc. IFZ Jl7.
ONLY
1967 "l'.g:W:QTAI _•·••: '-"· AmM~ti,, v,.., """ 51766 l..I ' ' I ' I ft.i tf1w c•r lr1d1·1ll, f1n1 9r1tll
wittt 1111h:hi119 in .. rior. l ie. WG 17J. ONLY
196. 5 -.st VliQUTLll ,,.., Ill ' ...... Sh. w.,. 51966' ' _(". f M f'l1 V-1, Aulo1111tic, hill pow·
tr. A r11I l.1svty wt9011, TI!1 top of th• li111 d1r• m•rooll with
1111t1hi11t ftlrn. Ue PEY NI. ONLY
1966 MUS'frANGJc,.. R.H., AT .. •·•· "'" 51766 I• w,., wli1tl1, Eirtr1 1h1rp
ilirou11houl. A1rh1rnn gold witli b!1e~ winyl him. Lie.RIA 260.
l1 .. mod1I VW lu91 with f111cy plinl job1, 101111 with R'l•9 wh .. 11. Som1 wilt! pill
. dripi119. Tip-.top 1h•p~1 r-,•dy10f 1clloal ot ~011191. 4 lo cliotle ,,Qlft..-
1966 PONTIAC. .. Tempest Sprint $1766
2 Or. Q.,.rhotcf COM, ltj9h p1rform111c1 0119i11•, q11•dr•jet
4-bbl c·1rb, h1•yY d11ty ] 1pe14 tr.1111 ... ith Hur1t link.,1. btr• 1.h•rp .Pl1w
with bite~ vi I trim I IJtd: r•ll I 1trip11, Lie:. No. STA!i92.
1964 , V-1, R.H, AT' P.S. Vooy """• Q,. 51266 _ • • ' _,,., c.1r, Ho11cl1r11 M.iiroo11 with . .
bl1c~ buc~el .. 1h. Uc. OWH 044. ONLY . .
1958 ~' lo11nevill1 Cp1. R.•r1, 0111 of • •i11d c•r-T\i1 Ill• _ . rvn.11 ·, ~ c1ptlo111lly ,, • .,., low mile•••· on• _"., ••r
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Uc. GVC 117. ' ,
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LUXURY LOADEDI
'LOW MILIJ.511
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DEPR.ECIATIONI
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COSTA MESA HUNTINGTON BEACH
NEWPORT BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY
LAGUNA BEACH WESTMINSTER
WEEK OF SEPT. 14 -SEPT. 20
sa p.,_ • w c•-
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BENIF·ITS AND
..-01 SATISFACTION
WITH TRANSPORT
DYNAMICS, THE
LEADING BEARING
MANUFACTURER
IN THE COUNTRY
WE NEED:
-Good working -Llber•I v•c•tlon • lnclustri•I Entlneer
conditions pl•n e Mechlnlst
-Good wages -Paid lnaur•nee (Abllllty to operate
cover... O.D. Grinder, L•the, -
--Exceli;!!'!J!C_t!lot!_ ,,_ .. :-... -·-iuuu---1--5---~----.. __ ~-_ ..,. -Reflretnen · ..-n -'""',----nwn. ,--· -~ · · 11 -Profit th•rl"' . uperMnc8) I I 1 I
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SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 14
EVfN I N\i
6:00 R l1le Bil ~ (C} (60) Roger
Mudd. B @ 00 frank Mdlee (C) (30)
fl Country Music's Best
*GRAND OLE OPRY
Guest -Stringbean U 8rand Ole Opry. (C) (30) Porter
Wagoner, Dolly Parson guest fJ II Mondo: (C) (30) "Heart of
Rome." fJ .-.l l""'fl ... c .... IQl ... I De Last Day of
summer: (C) (60) Sam Riddle and
Kam Nelson loot at the last day
of summer for the Southland's
young set,
112 O'Clocl Hi&h (60) 00 Spor11 kl YD-0-Scope (C)
SarebNSll Theatre
R&D Review (R)
(!)Tarzan (C)
6:30 0 KNBC Saturd11 Report {C) (30) IJ Melody R1nch: (C) (60) Eddie
Dea~ joins the ranch r.ang this
evemng. 0 Rasey Grier: (C) (30) m I shciAli September WIUI lite
King Famllr. (C) (60) The fim in
a ~ries of new Fall specials fea-tunng the entire King clan.
7:00 f) ~ Ci) News: (C) (30) Rog8f
Mudd. .
I KNBC Survey (C) (30)
Hunly Gurdy {C) (30)
Death Valley Days: (C) (30)
"The Resurrection of Deadwood
Dick."
I Gilllgan'a Island (30) 00 1968 Sebring (C)
Pattam for Livlna
Playing Ule Guitar (R)
TIJuana G~o
7:30 f) ~ Ci) The Prisoner. (C) (60) B @ Ci) The Saint: (C} (60) "A
Double in Diam,onds." U Laramie (60)
0 (fi) (3) The Datina Game: (C)
(30) Jim Lange hosts. Pat Paulsen. guests.
fJ FANCY PANTS-Bob Hope * Lucille Ball -Color!
fJ Colaate Thub.: (C) "Fancy
Pants" (comedy) '50-eob Hope
Lucille Ball, Bruce Cabot. Lee Pen'.
man. m All·Americ:ln Collete Show (C)
(30)
I Sci-A ~b'e ~). (30l ~ The a1i,i. Answers
local laue: A film report on
Milwaukee's attempts to cur1> the
rise in child mistreatment cases.
(R)
8:00 0 (j.1J Cil Tbt Newlywed , •••
(C) (30) Jim Lange hosts.
m Movie: "Tiie Adventirm" (dra·
ma) '47 -Deborah Kerr, Trcwor
Howard. 18 Buck Onnl Show (C) (30)
fll) NET Journal (R)
@!) NUWI Clta Muaicll
s:10 a a Ci) ,., nr. 1ons: (C)
(30) Katie tutors handsome former
boyfriend, Crail Benson, wit.ti un-
steedyin1 effects on hlllblnd Roi>-
a o oo ,. s-t <C> <3o>
Uaout. 66 (60)
fJ @ Cl) Lawrence Wiiie (C) (60)
18 BUI Andtr10n SbCN (C) (30)
@!) Datto Muaical
9:00 1J ~ Cl) Hopn'a Hwot1.: (C)
0 @@ Saturday Nl&flt at at
Movies: (t) "The Outaidef" '67-
Darren McGavin, Edmond O'Brien,
Anna Har.an. Shlrtey Knight. Nancy
Malone, Ann Sothem, <>ale Davls,
Joseph Wiseman.
18 stoneman flf'llily Show (C) (30)
EE NET Festival: "Olympiad 1936."
(R)
@!) Nodles Tapatila
9:30 IJ Qj (j) Petticoat Jundioo: (C)
U Dr. kUdlre (60)
0 (f7) (]) The Hollywood Piiie* ~ (60) Jack Benny hosts. Guests
18 Ernest Tubb Show (C) (30)
@!) la T orment.e
10:00 a~ oo 11~c~t Model oe u. Y•r P11t1nt f )T ) John David·
son, Artene Dahl and Jack Linklet·
ter 6 Movie: "Clalblanca" (dram•)
'43-Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid Sq.
man, Paul Henreid.
I Ntws: {C) (30) Clif Kirt.
Cal's CofTll (C) (30)
By Demand
Box de Mulco
10-.30 fl Movie: "Tiie Lady Has Plans"
(drama) '42-Paulette Goddard. Ray
Milland. 0 I sHclA I You Can't Do l1ll1 on
fiewision! (C)
I Jo9 Pyne (C) (2 hr)
Coflnby-Weltlm Show (C) (30)
(I) Saturday Nl&lrt A~: "Man·
handled."
11:00 0 KNBC Ntw1 s.vlce: (C) (30) Tom Brokaw.
OJ Cinema Satunt1y: "Please, Mr.
Balzac," ''Twllight Women."
@ 00 Scaotllatrt Theatre: "The
Black Castle.''
1:30 f) Eleven O'Clodl RlcMMt: (C)
Clete Roberts. 0 The T onl&flt SlloW (C) Q!l Ci) Weeklnd Movie: "Conc«t
of Intrigue."
g) Teatro Famlllaf
11:.45 R Fabuloas 52 Movie: ''TIM Out. aider'' (drama) '62 -Tony Curtis.
James Franciscus.
12:00 fJ News: (C) Keltti McBee.
O Morit: "The Rina" (drama) '52
-Gerald Mohr, Rite Moreno.
@ (]Jlfiis <er
12:15 fJ Mowle: "Sewn TlrllM" (dra· ma) ·~Rod Steiger, Edward G.
Robinson.
12!30 It Mowle: "Ministry of F_.. (au•
pense) '44-Ray Miiiand, Marjorie
Reynolds.
m Naked CttJ
1:00 0 KNBC ~ (C)
1:30 m All-NiPt Sllaw: "From lstart-
bul With Orders To Kiii.'' (C) "Her·
cules, Prisoner of Evil," (C) "R•
vtnae of the Gladiators.''
1:45 IJ Movie: Tiii Joe ...-. .,..
(drama) '53-Coley Wallace.
2:15 0 Advtntul'll of tllt SlapnJ (C)
[J!EJ '''''' EDITORIAL
THE OLD SEASON
-AND THE NEW By MAIUAN DERN
Each fall 1V season is touted by ,the networks as being, like a
new detergent, all new, new, new. And like most detergents, it
usually turns out to be variations of the old, old. old.
Yet each season does have its own particular character. It used
to be evident only i_n the content trend--One year police and medic
dramas would be m; next year westerns and situation comedies
would be very big.
Last year most of the "new" series had an old familiar look.
(except for Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, which was a mid-
seasoo replacement). But it was the year of specials.
Each network had more than 100 specials of all kinds-docu-
mentaries, musicals, dramas. Some of these programs never se-
cured sponsors; most did. Some didn't deserve the title of special;
but many were very special, starting early in September with
ABC's magnificent four-hour "Africa."
It was also a year of shock and sadness, when television func-
tioned on its highest level--shocking, as it carried the moment
of unexpected murder, but uniting, as millions shared in mourning
at the deaths of Martin Luther King and Robert Kennedy.
It was a year of political conventions: the trim, smooth, busi-
ness-as-usual, coot, packaged version from Miami; and the shatter-
ing, dis~urbing, hot, divisive ooe from Chicago.
And 1t was a year when newsmen in Vietnam insisted on telling
the facts, even if they were in contradiction with the officia1 ver-
sion.
It was a year in which the government's report on civil disorders
included a section directing 1V to create programs that not only
report, but offe~ positive . ~nder~tanding of the background and
problems of racial and civil stnfe. And it put pressure on the
networks to include more Negroes on-screen and behind the
Diahann Carroll cu Julia, and Marc Copage as her 'son, Corey.
scenes. Later in the year, following the Kennedy assassination,
broadcasters were forced to acknowledge the existence of large
doses of gratuitous violence on primetirne series. All three net-
~or~ issued high sounding statements about reducing violence an thJS season's programs.
Time was when the moat serious thing 1V had to worry about
was ~anky panky on quiz shows. Now it must evaluate both en-
terta.lnment and news offerings in terms of its effect, iu contribu-
tion, its positive relevance to the world as it exists.
The medJum &ndt ~f pf!llsed and attacked, used as a scape-
goat, touted as a possible savior. Things reached the most absurd
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SUNDAY
SO'T'EMBER 15
\1 n R N I N r.
All stations reserve the
rf£ht to change program· mln1 without advance no-
tice.
1:1$ 'he Q~ l;JO The llbll AMwtrs
1:50 Ifft U. Dia D11/Ntn (C)
7'#J Tom ind Jeny (C)
Mr. Willlbont (C)
7:30 Aquau1t (C)
• World of Yo..U. (C) • .., QI Cl) lamp Unto My feet
TIM Cfirtstoptltfs (C)
Monlton T1btnt1clt Qolr (C)
Mort for Yoar Mon11
nt't C.ltoon Clltlt (C)
Mlnllltrl1I Allllftet
8od la Ult Antwtr (C)
· tnb1t1 Sobrt 1os Hi)ol
1:15 'he Cll~
l:SO 9 (I) Look Up ind llvt • Profile
c.ttitdrel of Toino"ow (C)
faa to faa (C)
Mowlt: "«Jd111pptd" (classic)
l
,lh ~Roddy McDowall, Dan O'Her-
htflryn Kulllun (C)
(!) hntKostal Holiness
riaitla KMEX (C)
t:OO Canttrl Thret (C}
MJ f1VOrit• Sernt0n: (C) Dr.
Robert M1yo. Fim Presbyterian
Church, San Diego, cuests.
I Caper Cartoons (C)
Woncltr11M (C)
Country Musk (C)
Cl) A. A. Allen
(!) Simd.y fnture: "Charlie
Chan at Monte Carlo."
I (f) To11t 1nd Jerry (C)
rtritdldts (C)
1:30 F1e1 tllt Nltion (C)
frontfn of f11Ul: "Rellclon In
Public Schools."
Enci..nt1n1 luldt Cardtt11 (C)
Cil "" a..u.. (C)
'
...... Aif111•111 (C) ~ .,.,.. Culdt (C)
10:00 l11aldt F'oottlall (C)
Tlala la a.t Lift (C)
@(])Unua U.. lionbearW(C)
• MM: "Ten Daya tD Tulart"
(adventure) '58 -Sterlina Hayden
Rodolfo Hoyos. ' m Mme: ''lenl To 5"t4" (dra·
m1) '47-Johnny Sand1, Don Castle.
I (f) TIWll Hill Mtttht1 (C) r.;1pa Sandlu
10:30 ~ (j) Nfl Todly: (C) San
Franc1$CO 49trl vs. Baltimore Colt!
at B11tlmore. ' 0 ID CJ) Afl Football: (C) Oak·
l1ndR1iderl vs. Buffalo Biiis.
I ~ (]) llftl Kon1 (C) 1~ ~tb W1,.·up (C) 11:00 m lallwlnkl• (C) u~ In Ult Ho11t (C)
11:1$
8 ANGELS/Whitesox * Get Set For Actionl • Altltb latebaU: (C) C.llf. An· !a vs. Chk:lco Whitt Sox.
11:30 I ~(]) Dllcwtrr. (C) "Th•
lrjijdes."
Iii --= (C) N£J0t H-*'d u.r-0. .. ,..,.. (ICMD-
ture) '60 -CarlOs Moctezuma, Ra·
fael Bertrand.
AFTERNOON
12:00 0 @(3) felta11: (C) "1961 NCM Cotte11e Football Hl11hll1hts." m Wolper Spodll: "M1ybem on a
Sunday After." Documentary of tti.
Cleveland Browns' tr1inln1 camp In
Ohio.
I Emntillly So
C.impeoa •n ,... "'"' (C) 12:30 Robl1t HMd
1:00 ID Ci) AFl foetbal: (C) New
Yorlc Jets vs. Kansas City Chiefs.
I@ (]) lssua ind Antwtrs (C)
News: (C) Stan Richards.
Rmnl Fires (C)
Donall
1:30 Pel Kemper Open: (C) In com·
petition for a $200,000 purse and a
$100,000 to the first hole-In-one.
11olf greah play the 1reens of the
Pleasant Valley Country Club In
Sutton, Mass.
I Voice of Calvary (C)
1:45 Anrlls Wrap-up (C)
2:00 Sevtft · Wondtrflll NIOU: (C)
Fall prorram preview.
llien• Autry Show
Press Confertnce (C)
Roller Derby (C)
f1rm Show (C)
Kemper Open lioH (C)
2:30 ~loret 10: (C) "Venus." An
investigation of the nearly slmult1n·
eous Venus space probes made by
the U.S. and Russia.
0 RETURN Notre DaMe football:
(Cj Shown are hifhligtlts of Notrt
Dame's 1967 season and a pflYlew
of the upcoming 11ames
@ Ci) Ch1rtle Cllln
3.., i) Project Hud start (C) Children
learn about unusual animals and
how to care for them. 0 Movie: "Datt 1t Mldn!Ot" (mystery) ·s~Paul carpenter. Je1n
Aubrey. 0 Million $ Movie: "Th• l1trle
StoofH in Orblf' (comedy) '62-
With Carol Christensen.
l war Zone
Cav1lcadt of Books (C)
(f) Wrtstllna (C)
iiialu y Pal1br11
3:30 i) Commitment (C) m Color ThtltJt: (C} "Elephant
Gun." el Ttrdtlda Melica1t1
3:45 0 Movlt: "Ablndontd'' (dram•)
'49--0ennis O'Keefe, Gile Storm
4:00 I future · Youtll ind Pol~ (C)
ua.A football: (C) Hl&flllafltl
of UClA vs. USC pmt. ~ ~ EducaUtnal Feetwre (C) g ~ }.:,."" ia Minda (C)
4:301J Newsm1-p (C) 8 On Ca!llllk (C} "Bennett Cltf."
The humorist/publisher talks with
Immaculate Heart Collere atrts IA
Hollywood. m RETURN Trojlft HudcUt: (C)
COilch John McKay of USC Trojans
again hosts this show of lntervltwt
and action film clips.
I (]) Armdulr Advtature (C)
00 You ud tu Law (C)
Sea 11 Alltra (C) (R)
(j) flCI h Ndon (C)
• Nna Conftrtna (C) s:ao L(C) Cl ... -. rts.
Movie: (C) "How Te 111nJ I
(comtdJ) '54---l.lldl
Does
Ralph Story
have a
Ghost of a
Chance?
To usher in o brand
new season, Rolph Story
investigates a
110-yeor-old "haunted
house" that is
I itero lly over-crowded
with ghosts. Human,
canine and mechanical!
A new season eye opener.
Ralph StoryS
Los4ngeles
In Color
Tonight
6=30pm
CBSS2
5:lO
Bacall, Marilyn Monroe, Betty Gni·
ble, Wiiiiam Powell.
I ht Boone (C)
lrandtd
Burtl'a U..
S.Wft Arts n.atn ~ ftlttirt: (C) "Discover Haw~" m C.pltDJ and Citro: (C) "Do Wt
Need Stricter Nuwtics Lawar•
Cl) ruu Gosptf Reomal
Tom
ii~ ~ur Hour (C) ~-t11t rraa <C>
Voice ot tilt Hour
: Blacll Journal (C) (R)
EVENING
6:00 fJ a Cl) NEW SEASON Tiit 2lat
Ctntury: (t) (30) "The Weird World
ot Robots." Robots and t.he roles
they will play in improvln1 and
expandin1 man's lite In the tutute
are studied. Walter Cronkite reports
as the openin1 broadcast demon-
strates the potential uses of two
types of robob-the simulators,
which mimic human performance,
and the au1mentors, which assist
man In the performance of tasks
that would ordinarily be beyond his
a 9 ' ,, IA Padf1c ElcM ~abll~
Pmier. cl (£ =e on·lhe·seent
report from each of the elaht Pa·
ciflc Coast Universities, with a close
look at Heh of their football teams
one week prior to the start of tht
1968 lntercolle1late season. Ross
Porter talks with the coaches and
key players of Uct.A, USC, Stanford,
Cal Berlleley, Oreion and Oreaon
State, Washinaton and Washlnaton
State. O Diel Slndalr'a Polka Parade (C)
(60) &l Tllutn I (60)
fl) Gospel of Cllrilt
6:30 R NEW SEASON Ralph SW. (C)
(30) A 1host-huntin1 expedition
takes the spotllrht as Story visits
a no.year-old house with 1hosts of
five humans and one do&.
Marqutt 22 I Tiit Tlmt Tunnel (C) (60)
Jau SctM (30)
~lation (R)
Cl) Sandra and Jlmmr IQS
1:55 @ (1) Kem Farm facts
7:00 fJ 9 Cl) Laait: (C) (30) Lassie
and the two nonconformist Hanford
brothers come to th• racu• when
conflict between Luci Wade and htr
father leads to near·tracedy on the
wind-whieped lake. (R) 0 ~(!)PREMIERE Tiit .._ M-
vtntures ot Hid Finn: (C) (30)
''The Mark: Shilltlefh." Huck Ann,
Becky Thatcher and Tom Sawyer
find themselves in a forest lnhab·
lted by leprechauns Who, at tht
moment, have lost their ma&ic shll·
telagh. Starrin1 are Michael Sh.ea
as Huck, Lu Ann Haslam 11 Beclly
and Kevin Schultz 11 Tom. The cast
Includes Ted Cassidy 11 lnlun Jot,
Dorothy Tennant as Mra. th1tchtr
and Anne B. BtVamy a-Aunt Polly.
This tpl10de features the voice of
Dennis Qay. g Jolln Gary Show: (C) (90~ Gutsta
are Bob Crane, Alice Ghostley, Hen·
ry Gibson, Jaye P. Mor1an end
Mother Hubbard.
(Continued)
Pas• 5
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 14. 1968
SUNDAY/NBC EH lsea~i:
I -exclusively
onNBCI
HUCKnNN
C"'r.T:1 MSW HIW Huck u:.L.:.I •• CILH isn t
Just cn11smg down the Miss
lssippt anymore -now he s a
globe-g 1rdhng adventurer
Tonight's the premiere of
televisions first hve ac-
tio n and ammallon series
WALT DISNEY
C1:'r.1 l111 CILHI Adven-
IUC.l.:.I ture, comedy, car
loons-fun for the whole fam-
ily. Tonight • The Legend of
the Boy and the Eagle,• the
story of a boy whose devolton
to an eagle leads to danger
MOTHERS -IN-LAW
~ 1111 CILHI These
L:.lC.L:.l neighbonng in laws
may have been told to 'love
thy neighbor, 'but tt s impos-
sible when •that woman· Ls
on the other side of the fence
Eve Arden, Kaye Ballard star ...
r.T:T:1 Inc CILHI Here s
~a show that hves up
lo its name Starting its tenth
great season tomght, its been
a veritable bonanza of enter-
tainment Lome Greene, Dan
Blocker, Michael Landon star
TONl&HT ON
•~I -·
BEAUTIFUL PHYLLIS
Dn.i.ER SHOW
I I 1I1I1 J ·.~~:~:: P~~
Phyllis, who 1s more beautiful
than ever as hostess of her
own comedy-variety show-
well, funnier, anyway. Pre -
miere guests Johnny Carson,
Rowan& Martin, Sonny& Cher,
Pearce Sisters and Rip Taylor
SI
SUNDAY (Continued) a Doctor 8e•den. Lome Greene,
fJ (ftHTI VoJ•I• to Bottnl Of S..: Michael Landon. 01n Blocker stir.
(C) {60) "The Terrible Leprech1un." 0@ (J) S.ndlJ Ni&ttt Mowtt: (C)
An evil leprech1un wi1h tremendous "hridiu, Hn1ii1n Style" (musi·
powers of black m11lc plays de1dly cal) '66 -Elvis Presley. Suzann•
1ames with men of the Seaview. (R) Lelah. James Sheaeta. Out·of·woril
I Tnitll or C.OsequtnetS (C) (30) pilot and buddy st1rt 1 charter
Gllllpn'1 lmnd (30) service with two helicopters and Doat!!!r.• Htrdez the help of assorted 1lrtfrlends who
7:30 la C1J leatle lea: (C) (30) ~rid them busi•1ess from the re.
Tom tells M1r1l that he must make sorts. (R)
a decision either to keep Ben I Profiles In Coura1t (60) chained or let him roam frte. (R) Falttl for Teclay (C) (30)
0@@ NEW SWON Witt Dis-httf Gunn
"": (C) (60) "The Le1end of the t:30 Ntwa: (C) (30) Larry Burrell.
Boy and the Eaete." An ancient le1· Wor1d Advellture: (C) (30)
end handed down amon1 Hopi In· orthem California." A look It
dlan tribes about a boy and his Sin Francisco.
eaale companion Is dramatized. The &J Sun~ Loot/Manion Fon1m
leaend that started 500 years a10 fill I If IAL I Town Hall: Coveraat
concerns 10 ·year· old Tutuvlne of former Secretary of Health, Edu-
(Stanford Lomakema) who Is charaed cation and Welfare John Gardner's
with raisin& the baby ea11e. Oh addfe;SS to the Tt>wn Hall associ•·
Mau Mana, to maturity and for tlon m Los An1eles.
eventual sacrifice to the 1ods. I IA Tof!J\entl 0 Million $ Movie: (C) ''Tiit Old 10:00 a Ci) Mission: Impossible. (C)
Min ind ttl• Se•" (drama) '58-( ) Drama series with Peter Graves.
mncer Tracy, Barbara Bain, Gre1 Morris, Peter
DEIUT The 81r1 Froai UNCl.E! Lupus and Martin Landau. (R)
( ) (60) "The Do1-Gone Affair." B 9 Ci1 PREMIERE The leauti-
Stefanle Powers, Noel Harrison star. fiil ~ Diller 5'ow: (C) (60)
I PtnJ M ... (60) Johnny Carson, Rowen and Martin,
TM lt1 l'ktllf9 Sonny and Cher and The Pearce
Th• frendl CIMf Siste11 join Phyllis Diller for the
1:00 9 (I) I 18fi!AL I lo•bardi: premiere show. featured re111Jars
( ) (60} A pro i1e of Green Bay are Norm Crosby, master of mala-
Packer General Manaaer Vince Lom· prop, llfho is the show's announcer·
bardi, professional football's most comic: Rip Taylor as Phyllis' hair-
successful coach. dresser. Paul of Pasadena; and 1 0 (i1) (J) 1\t Bl: (C) (60) "Fllse sin1ln1 trio, The Curtain C:,lls.
Witness." Inspector Erskine hunts II Sunday Report: (C) (30) Stan
social rebel Lynn Hallet who runs Chambers. away rather than prove her inno· 0 William F. Buell.,: (C) (60)
cence In 1 bank robbery and shoot· Author Truman Capote auests.
Ina. Carol Lynley, Peter Deuel News: (C) (30) Clif Kirk. auest. (R) News: (C) (30) Bob Noble.
I Tht Flslter Family El GritD (C)
Mallin& Thinp Grow (C) (R) 10:30 Wor1d of Yovtll (C) (30)
Cu1tro £vu Para un Adam Lis Crane (C) (90)
1:30 ta@NEW SEASON The Modi· Sd-fl Thutrt (C) (30)
ers-1n=r..w: (C) (30) "Here Comes 11:00 Eawen O'Clocl Report: (C) Clttt
the Bride, Aaain." Jeanette Nolan Roberts. auests as 1n 84·year-old Italian 0 The lldt Hour Newa: (C) (30)
visitor who arrives unexpectedly, Jess Marlow. ,
bellevin1 she is to attend the D Ralpll Pearl a us Vt&U: (C)
weddin& of her 1reat·1randson Jerry. (30) ~at Boone, Don Cornell, Frink
She is un1ware that he hat been Gorsh1n auest. married for 1 year to Suzie. 0 lnsi&lrt (C) (30)
0 ROLLER GAMES-l. ! (C) ID CinttU Sunday: "Spnnetlme In 1ve the Rockies" and "El&hteen and * T-BIRDS vs. TEXAS Anxious."
O Roll• G111es: (C) (90) LA. I w This o., 1961 (C) Thunderbirds vs. Texas Outlawi. hbllc Stfvict
11 Left Lucy (30) 11:15 Cl) C8S ,.._: (C) H1ny
Adventwa In s,erts (C) (30) Renoner.
T1M Wor1d TtlDOrrtW (C) I (i7J (I) AIC News (C)
1 IHCJX~I Jm Wlttl E.., 11:30 Movie: (C) "ltH lttl•Mlr Snnden: 1 ) Elmw SllOWdtn ,... ( rama) '54-Stew1rt Granier, Eliz•·
creates • nost1a1ic ere of music ht tletti T eylot.
concert with Tommy Bryant on bass; B Mftie: (C) "'T••lllJ, Tell lie
Geor1e "Butch" Ballard on drums; frM" (comedy) '61 -Sandra D"'
Cliff J1ckson on piano; vocalist Kid John GIYin. Haff~· end himself on the b•nJo. II i 16c\A( I TM Jtwbll Ntw Yw: 9:00 6 m I IPicJ4 ! llrtlra Strei.. (C) (30) R1bbl Juda Glasntf of Con·
1nd: Jrtpp111tn1 hi Ctntnl hi\. cre11tion Mlshkan Ylcheskel U·
(C) (60) A one-women concert un-plains the si111iflcanoe of Rosh
der the stars on the Immense Sheep Hoshanah, the Jewish New Year,
Meadow In New York's Central Pert. and the relevance of Its obstrv1noe
Barbra's fourth $9«1•1 was vldto· In our times. Herry Von Zell com-
taped last summer. with the back· mentata.
ln1 of a 38-plece orch8*lra under 0 Morie: (C) "Jasot1 Md the A/-
the direction of Mort llnd191. canam" (spectacular) '63 -Todd B 0 Cl) NEW SEASON Booanu: Arrnstronc. Nancy Koveck.
(C} (60) "Different Pines, Same I featum Wind." Llttla Joe C:,rtwrl&ht It· 12:00 Open for Discussion (C)
tempts to save the forest from tim· • W.rtd of Youti (C)
btf' profi1Mrs, but Is frustrated by 1:00 Mt¥it: "'Rt Strip" (myittry)
stubborn C.nie Picket (1uest lrtnt ' -•Ucka,~nty, Sally Forrest.
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Aclw-U. MW police drama mnina Maatta MIJMr and
Kat McCord--S.turdQ, Sept. 21 •t 7:30 PM.
Huell F1an, romblaed Un •dloa ucl
iulilutloa •dftlltaft .mes, lfant.a
Tbe &e.udfuJ PbyW. Diller Sltow,
ICmTtaa n,w. Dfller--
Sund81, Sept. 15 •t IO PM.
'Ille Nuae of die C8ine, sturiaa ~ lbny, Robert SC.Ck
and Andto"1 F'raDdola--Frlclay, Sept. 20 •t 1:30 PM.
Mldaael Shu, Lu Ann Haslam, Kem Sdlults
ud Ted ea.ldJ --SwHb1, Sept. 15, 7 PM.
Pictured here are the names and nan of NBC's new fall prfmetime 1eries, with
air date and time slot listed.
For ca]ISUle descriptions of each show, please tum to page 10.
The Git<* ucl Mn. MaJr, danbia Hope Laap aad Edward Mullaare --
S.turday, Sept. 21 at l:lt PM. Rita Sita", Harlee Cunber ud
~ ltantaa Dlala.aaa Carroll la tile dtle role, wttlt M8"
C~ LloJd Nolan, Luttne Tultk, Betty llealnt ud MklaaeJ
u.t • tile •PPol'tlmil CMt-n..laf, Sept. 17 at l:3t PM. KelUt F1ampa an feataftd.
ADAM·12
NBC SATURDAY 7:30 PM
Martin Milner stars as Senior Ott1cer Pete Malloy, and Kent McCord
stars as Rookie Otticer Jim Reed 1n this half-hour police drama that
depicts the duties of two uniformed officers who man a cruiser car
designated as Adam-12.
The pair, one a veteran and the other a fresh-from-the-academy
rookie, cope not only with crime but with the myriad of other prob-
lems that confront a prowl car on Its daily rounds.
Executive producer Jack Webb co-created the series with R. A,
Cinader, the show's producer. The dialog is a bit stilted and sounds
somewhat like Dragnet, but young McCord is strong in his part as
the rookie officer and the camera work is excellent, particularly a
high-speed chase scene through the channels of the Los Angeles
River basin in the premiere episode.
THE NEW ADVENTURES OF HUCK FINN
NBC SUNDAY 7 PM
Any resemblance to the classics of Mark Twain will be purely co·
Incidental in this kiddie-angled live-action/animation version of the
adventures of Huck, Becky and Tom.
Produced by Hanna-Barbera Productions (maken> of most of the
Saturday morning cartoons. The Flintstones, and many others) this
series will be in similar style to the "Jack and the Beanstalk"
special of last year which combined hve actors and animation.
Each episode begins with a "live" prologue involving the trio of
youngsters as they encounter evil lnjun Joe (played "live'' by Ted
Cassidy). As the group flees from Joe they are launched into a fresh
adventure In which the villain will always be an animated version of
Joe. The youngsters remain "live" throughout, with backgrounds
and other characters done in animation . Michael Shea is Huck; Lu
Ann Haslam Is Becky; Kevin Schultz is Tom.
THE BEAUTIFUL PHYLLIS DILLER SHOW
NBC SUNDAY 10 PM
A weekly comedy-variety series, stars Phyllis Diiier, and takes
full advantage of the Dif ler Image as a housework-hating wife and
mother, her outlandish tastes In fashions and hairstyles and her
all-around zany brand of humor.
Miss Diller portrays herself as she serves as star and hostess of
the hour-long show featuring top guest vocalists, dancers. actors
and comedy personalities.
Among the show's main ingredients are an opening monologue
by Phyllis, a series of flashback sequences with the comedienne
reliving her activities of the past week-with guest stars portraying
themselves in the sketches, and a finale of blackouts or short vlg·
nettes based on typu;al Diller topics such as housekeeping, child
cirre afltt' domMtic htntr.""
There'll also be frequent informal spots when Phyllis will visit
with noted non-professional guests from the social or fashion wor1d
or from any walk of life that may be of topical interest.
THE OUTSIDER
NBC WEDNESDAY 10 PM
Oamin McGav1n Is The Outsider--a rather down-at·the·heels private
investigator named David Ross. The hour suspense mystery series
Is rather a now show, with flower people, surfers, rock groups, plus
trippers, con·men and the powers behind many far·from·legitimate
enterprises.
David Ross, like so many others in today's regimented world, is
a non·conform1st-an individual In conflict with society, and he has
good reason to be.
He does not know who his parents were, did not finish high
school, and has a 1a1l record-although he was pardoned from a
murder charge after serving six years in prison. He's a poor man
and will remain one, but that doesn't bother him. He's a very lonely
P*PlO
THE OAIL.Y PH.OT, TV WEEK, SEMl:MBEft 14, 196t
program
• surriniar1es
man but has learned to live well alone. And he's always on the
outside looking in because he was, by circumstances, in the begin·
ning and by choice is, in the present, The Outsider.
THE NAME OF THE GAME
NBC FRIDAY 8:30 PM
The name of this game is big money, big stars. big production, big
publicity and, 1n all likelihood, big ratings. At least that's what
Universal Studios and NBC are hoping for with a format they have
heralded as a ''movie-series."
The aim is to make each week's 90·minute episode a kind of
mini-movie (and in fact some of the better episodes will be aired
overseas as theatrical films). There are three stars, and a connect·
Ing storyline, but each actor stars individually in eight separate
segments. Each has a separate producer and production unit. Each
story, usually Including an outstanding guest star or stars, will stand
on its own.
The connecting thread is that all three men are involved in
behind-the-scenes activities of an international publishing empire.
Gene Barry stars as Glenn Howard, head of Howard Publications
(a kind of Time-Life complex). Tony Franciosa is Jeff Diiion, fast·
talking, flip investigative reporter for People magazine. Robert Stack
is Dan Farrell, a former FBI agent intent on research about crime In
America. Susan St James, a pert and highly individualistic young
actress, will play a recurring role as an editorial assistant.
THE GHOST AND MRS. MUIR
NBC SATURDAY 8:30 PM
This one's a warm family comedy about a young widow, her two
children, housekeeper and a rascally dog who share their New Eng·
land cottage with the ghost of the house's former owner, a turn·of·
the·century sea captain.
Hope Lange stars as Mrs. Muir, Edward Mulhare as the ghostly
Capt. Gregg, Reta Shaw as the Muir housekeeper, Kellie Flanagan
and Harlen Carraher as Candace and Jonathan-the two Muir chil·
dren. The series is based on the novel of the same name. written
by R. A. Dick.
Carolyn Muir is a young widow who brings her family to Gull
Cottage, located high on a cliff on the rugged coast of Maine, to
escape well-meaning friends and relatives 1n her native Philadelphia
who won't let her live her own life.
The presence of the new tenants is acknowledged by the ghost
In a manner less than gracious and he is quick to show his dis·
pleasure. He makes himself v1s1ble to Mrs. Muir and the battle of
wills begins. But finally an uneasy truce settles over Gull Cottage
as Capt. Gregg decides to let the Muirs remain--on a trial basis.
JULIA
NBC Ti.IESOAY 8:30 PM
Call this another family situation comedy, but it starts the season
with some pluses that give 1t a chance to shine in that well·worn
category of sit-coms.
There is Diahann Carroll, possessed of beauty and talent. and
the first Negro to star in a series. She plays Julia Baker, a young
widow (her husband, an Air Force captain, was killed In Vietnam),
who starts a new life for herself and young son, working as a reg-
istered nurse.
There Is old pro Lloyd Nolan as crusty Dr. Chegley who hires
Julia to work in an industrial health center. There is Marc Copage
as son Corey, possessed of the most winning smile this side of the
angels. And there is producer (also sometimes writer·director) Hal
Kanter, one of the most creative comedy writers in Hollywood.
The Bakers live in an integrated, middle-class apartment building
and soon make friends with Marie (Betty Beaird) and her red-haired
son Earl J. Waggerdorn (Michael Link). But this is not a "message"
show, unless by message you mean the often humorous. sometimes
unhappy, but very real situations that confront this particular widow
and mother 1n today's society
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MONDAY thru FRIDAY
I la Cran• SM (C) auest host '°' the vacatlonln& Dor· 4:00 I Mr. Ed Buc:leroo 500 (C) nans . Ozzie 111d Hlm.t
Ci) JICk LI Linne (C) fE Tldlnlcal C..-lf71 Cil 0.t ~ (C)
6:10 8 &Iva Us Tiiis D11/N1WS (C) 10:00 1.iMtJ of M.ybany 2;30 fJ ~ ~ Tiii Edp of Ntpt (C) • Cilrii ClllPlln
6:30 B sunrise Semester: (C) Dr. Qt Cl) PmoaalltJ: (C) Larry 0 6 TM M*' Qa.: (C) CartDoaa
Oou(las S. Damrosch of Columbia II den hosts. Gene 1 um hoats. 4:30 II S.. Hunt. Mond11 only. llelltt:
MORNING
University is Instructor for "Health AUii &Ol'don g Nltionel Y11wt: With Lori Mer· See D1ytlme MOYles. Tuesday·fridly.
for Today" on Monday, Wednesday i hnorau Blbnfltld tin. C*Jn1 Arollnd U. Wor1d, (C) It "-Doa't Eat die Dlillll:
and Friday. Professor Kempton E. 6 sunny Todiy (C) Wed. on.!!:._ (C) Stamn1 Pat Crowley and M1rt
Webb is Instructor on Tue~day, 10:30 00 Didi Yen Oyk1 SM O@ (.J) Dat1n1 81tn: (C) Jim Miller.
Thunday and Saturday for 'The , 00 Hollywood Squa....: (C) Lanae hosts. U News Hour. (C) Butlf Ward.
Developlna World: Latin America." Peter Marshall hosts. Jim Backus, &J Cot11111odlty Report Q Movie: See Daytime Movtts. 0 Eduution Elcb1np: (C) "Each Kaye Ballard (of NBC-TVs The 2:55 B ~ Ci) NBC NtwS: (C) Floyd Jack Denton hosts.
One Teach 0.ne." Produced by WRC. Mothers-in-law). Paul Lynde, Greg Kaiber. !Thundarblnb (C)
TV in Washington, D.C., this one-Morris and Barbara Bain are the 3:00 U 9 Ci) Haua hrtr. (C) Art Bozo's 811 Top SMw (C)
wei:k series explores the adult edu· guest celebrity panelists this week. Unkletterhosta. (I) Mike Dou.Su (C)
cahon program. fJ @ (I) Diel Cavett Show (C) Ip .D.Q. (C} Dennis Jamea hosb.. 5:00 II 9 (j) C8S &tnln1 """= (C) 0 M1ldng the Most Of M1blrity m From Ute Inside Out (C) Dally ~IJ htnll Monday only. With Walter Cronkite. I Ed11eatiofl1I FNtur• program from Watts. (i1J (]) &enenl Hospltal (C) I KNBC News Stmce (C) Technical Comer 1!J Futvm; Sd.fl Thelbt. (C) Bom ttta Qon (C} li•p htM• lllf'n (C)
7:00 RETURN Odyssey: (C) P~fess:cir Tuesday and Thursd1y. ~ Picture The Fllnbt9nel (C)
Susan Peterson, of the Unrversity 11:00 U ~ (j) loft of Uft (C) 00 Matfnat: Don Rodewald. Thi Anla.Dn1 TUN
of Southern California. teaches 0 9 00 Jeopardy: (C) Art Flem· l:lO U luc:tJ Pair: (C) Game show fM· ~ JlmlllJ Thoeuon SlllllW (C)
"Wheels, Kilns and Clay," a colle19 ing hosts. turint celebrity couples competing ShUJ'• Pini "-'J, Tua•
credit course about C8~mic art and 1!J Ro11per Roo111: Miss Mary Ann. with studio audience couples tor 111 day. d1y.
its processu from ancient to con· 11:25 U ~ (j) CBS News: (C) Joseph arrey of prizes. Geoff Edwards Is 5:30 IJ The 811 News: (C) Mond1y onlJ.
temporary timesd . Thwisedclasdss Is ofd. Benti. host. With ~ef!l... Ounph~-· '" F ..
fered on Mon ay, ne ay an 11:30 U ~ (j) Search for Tomorrow (C) 0 Mlb Dou&ta: (C) Gordon M1<> Ow (JJ AIC nww.: ,.,, ren" Friday. "American Literatur&-20th D @ 00 Eye Guess: (C) Biii Cul· Rae Is co-host. Reynolds.
Century" is the class offered by len hosts. I The Tllin Iba I Witldattl-MltloMJ Sllloiw (C)
Professor Charles Berryman of the I Shlfiff John (C) lt7J rn Ont Ufa To Uwe (C) Tiie Adduls F•lly
University of Southern California on Bit Mutenon HObo 'K.tllJ (C) Ci) Tllll DIJ 1968 (C}
Tuesdays and Thursdays. 11:45 • News (C) (j) Diilin& for DollMI Mewie (j) Min FrM UICLE (C) 0 ~ 00 The TodlJ Show: (C) 11:55 . NBC ffews.: (C) Edwin Newman.1-----------------------Hugh Downs. Barbara Walters and
Joe Garagiola are featured. U Good DIJ L.A. (C) Jerry Dexter
hosts. ~tu Nahan keeps you up-to· lZ:OO fl Boutigue (C)
date with the news. 0 @ 00 Let's Milt 1 Deal: (C)
Mr. '!l~hbone (C) Monty Hall hosts.
Ruff n ReddJ (C) ,, Clrtoons; Cookfn& WM Cents.
7:15 Stock M1rtet ft d I 7:30 CBS News: (C) Joseph Bentl. @dOO :!n~
Daphne's Clrtoon Cuti• (C) • Tempo: (C) Stan Boh'rman ind
Advenhlres of Cumby (C) Maria Cole
8:00 ~ Cl) C1ptlin ltlnfll"llO: (C) I News: (C> Bill Johns.
With Bob Keeshan. I AndJ of Miybeny I Clrtool Cimas (C) . 12.30 Ci) As da• Wo'1d Tira (C) Rodltt Robin Hood (C) • • 00 Days of Our Uva (C)
8:30 11.tlc!A\ I Tiit Jewtall New r Miroo (C)
Y11r.Friday only. ~ebbi Juda Glas· @ Ci) Trusare lalt: (C) John
ner of Congre1at10n M~shkln Yl· Bartholomew Tucker hosts.
cheskel explains the si1n1flcance of IM~ See Daytime M0¥1es.
Rosh Hoshanah. (R) . . Dilfl!'J. for Dottin (C} 0 Mtvle: See . Daytime Movies. l:OO Cit~ I.oft ls a MlllJ Si*Nt-Q !"«1'ln1 Mow~: See Daytime dored nun& (C)
Movies. ~ _ -.@@ni..Dedlfl.{C) _ I TIM Ama.zfal TllrM Law It tD Benar
8:55 Co111•unitJ 81tllltl11 8Nrd @(I) Orea• Hone: (C) Mika
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. Ci) Snip Judptent (C) Ed l:SO I a 00 TI.. &llidlna Upt (C) McMa on hosts. • Q) Ci) AnotMf World (C) g Johnny Grant Mltlnae: See Day· Dobie cru11
time Movies. Beginnlna this week, @CI) Ira Heppenlftr. (C)
Channel 5 extends llve color cover· Mart Lin<!Say and Paul Revert hO.t
age of t~e Johnny Grant ~· Now this teen-adult shoW.
seen at 1ls new time from 9.00 ~ m MO¥M• See D1ytim1 Movies. to noon dally, during th• lnttlfVlew m Office. of the f'mldent
segment of his first show for the ~ ('li'\ a.-ld , Doctor. (C)
fall season, Johnny features • con· 1:55 LOdlJ.tl \.Jl.JH s '1 ... ""M' o · versation with actor Richard Burton. en on · m v•. · · m Jed LI llnnr. (C) Atness and 2:00 119 Ci) Secttt ~_JC)(C) T m exercise pro1ram. 0 9 00 Yoa Don't -1· o
Q) RocQ. ind His Friends (C) Kennedy hosts.
9:25 p Q) 00 NBC Ntn: (C) Haney 0 Love Tllat Bob; Nltllnll Vient.
D1cbrson Wed.
9:30 fl S ci:J 1ewftJ HIU~llea (C) 0 tiJJ Ci) Newt)wd C1.w. (C) O ~ (j) Cioocentrltiltl: (C) Huah 80t> Tubanks hosts. Downs hosts. fJ T•po: (C) Keefe Bnilllle 1$
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SEPTEMBER 16
For morning and afternoon
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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) "Inn of the Sixth Nappi·
nm" Part I (drama) '58 -Ingrid Bergman, Robert Donat.
0 ''l'lle Advtnturts of Captain F•·
bian" (adventure) '51-Errol Rynn.
"Miidred Pierce" (drama) '45 -
Joan Crawford.
9:00 O (C) "Macie Fire" (drama) '51
-Yvonne DeCarto, Carlos Thomp·
IOn.
12:30 m ''1111 QrMn Sclrf' (mystefy}
'54-Michael Redgrave. "MJ LudcJ
Stir" (romance) '38-Sonja Henie,
Cesar Romero.
1;30 m "Dtvil'a Harbor" (mystery) '65
-Richard Arlen, Greta Gynl
4:30 O "You're In ttle N1vr Now"
(comedy) '51-Gary Cooper, Jane
Greer.
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1., Barbera Edan stars 11 tb1 genial g1ol1.
E"V[NING
1:00 Cl H11ntlty-8rlnkley R..,ort (C) (30) 0 St.we Alie• Sbow: (C) (90) Stev
welcomes as his guests tonlaht Jack
Benny, Jayne Meadows, Janis Ian,
and Rex Reed. During the sketch,
laughs come thick and fast as Allen
and Miss Meadows do one of their
"Senator Phillip Bluster" interviews. 0 Six O'Clodl Movie: (C) "Inf•·
no" (mystery) '53 -Robert Ryan,
Rhonda Fleming. A millionaire's wife
and "best friend " desert him, in· jured, in a desert canyon. m DEBUT Batm1n: (C) (30) Adam
West and Burt Ward star. "Ane
Feathered Finks " One of the all·
time sinister villians of fiction, The
Penguin. with his feathered felons
trick the unsuspecting Batman into
help!!!J them commit their crime.
I lV Merv Griffin (C)
Whit's New?
Amor SublilM
6:301J fij (j) Nfl. Tod11: (C) (3 hr)
Los Angeles Rams vs. St. Louis
Cardinals.
I MBC News Service (C) (60)
The Groovy Show (C) (30)
I Love Lucy: (30) "Magazine
Interview.'' Lucy and Ricky primp
themselves and their apartment for
a visit from a fan maguine writer.
I McH1lt'1 N1vy (30)
(6) Huntley-Brinkley Report (C)
ifrruRN Tiie P•ceptin Perent
"The Road Ahead." Betty Smith In·
troduus the SiCope of the series.
Topics are parent education and
iroats. stages of parental growth and
the philosophy and goals of the
series.
NBC WEEK=
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. SErTEMBER 14, 1968
g) Notlcl«O 34 (C)
7:00 OF Troop: (C) (30) "The Sergeant
and the Kid." An lmprmlonable
ten year-old shows up at Fort Cour·
aae to enlist in the cavalry. His
widowed mother enlists the aid of
Sergeant O'Rourte and Corporal
Agarn and they attempt to show
the youngster that a farme(s life
is better than a cavalryman's m Password: (C) (30) Comedienne
Carol Burnett and actor Ross Martin
compete this week.
"
Gilll(ln's Island (30)
@ Mond1y Nilht Movie: (C)
peration Petticoat." EID Thi Amerie1n Sta11: "War and
Peace." Professor Irwin Swerdlow
discusses the worts of Arthur Miller
and Tennessee Williams, who doml·
nated the theater in tht Forties and
Fifties.
7:25@ Cl) News (C)
7:30 0 NEW SEA.SON I D111m of J11n· 1le: (C) (30) "U·F·Ohh! Jeannie!"
Landin& an experimental aircraft in
mountain country, astronauts Tony
and Roger, and Jeannie, are cap·
hired as "Martians" by local hill·
billies. A bucket of "wale(' used
to reYive Jeannie turns out to be
moonshine and adds to 1n already
trustratinr situation when the
mountain people feud with a re·
lease of confusing genie power,
Barbara Eden, Larry Hagman, Bill
Daily, and Hayden Rorte star. J.
Pat O'Malley, Lisa Gaye, Wiiiiam
Bassett and Barton Maclane ruest.
0 "LOST IN SPACE" * Blasts Off of 5 Tonite!
0 DEBUT Lott In S'paa: (C) (60)
''lflast-0ff Into Space." A planet
quake causes Dr. Smith to drop a
flask of c.osmonlum, the qulntes·
senee of living force, on a rock.
Guy Williams. June Lockhart, Jol\I·
than Harris, Anrela Cartwrilht ind
Biiiy Mumy star.
D @@Cowboy In Africa: (C)
(60) "Tomorrow on the Wind." An
American woman who attempts to
teach African children is opposed
by the chief of the tribe. Cecily Ty-
son, Richard Elkins, Pepe Brown
guest. (R) D Million $ Movie: ''The Explosift
Gener1tion" (drama) '61-Patty Mc·
Cormack. Wiiiiam Shatner, Virrlnia
Field, Steve Dunne. High school
students badger teacher Into dis-
cussion on sex which results In his
suspension.
I Truth or ConaequertC'ft (C) (30)
Perry Muon (60)
Makini Tlllnp Grow: (C) "Holl·
day Decorations." Thalassa Cruso
shows a unique and lastinr way
to decorate the house for the holl·
days. Pine cones. ribbon, scissors,
wire and your personal taste are all
that are needed.
g) Felipa Slndw
1:00 0 NEW SEASON Ronn It M1rUn
laup-ln: (C) (60) Guests for this
curtain-raiser are Barbera Feldon
and Playboy Magazine publisher
Hugh Hefner. Newcomers to the
regular cast Include rubber-faced
Dave "Camp Runemuck" Madden;
Jack Rilieu, the LBJ Impersonator;
Pigmeat Martham, the stage orieln·
ator of "Here come de judge";
New Yort comedian Alan Sues; zany
Los Angeles disc fockey Dick Whit·
ban John Fors.,1h1 and l111r DuU11 1111
Coming 1ttracUon1: Jack Lemmon In 'How
to Murder Your W1l1 "(color); Car., Grant
and Audrwy Hapbum ln "Charade" (color)
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EJl) Rainbow Quest: Pttt See11er (Ken Berry) t1cllle a d~hcate ~11
5ln11s with the Clancy Brothers & problem faced by Sams son Mike
Tommy Makem, and with Tom Pax· B uddy Foster). (R) 60)
ton Irish sonp are featured. 5eorc!_ Publa~ Ntwa (C) (
ft\ Comicos 'I Clnciones (jj) (1) Tht 111 Valler: (C) (60)
Q01 .. d "fall of a Hero." Heath Is unable 8:30 1J Golden Yopp: (C) (30) Roun to defend himself aaainst a murder
About Ca~town." Jack Ooualas ~re· charae becaus! of a loss of mem·
sen ts. a film of a Maylay weddm11, ory. Richard Anderson. l. Q. Jones,
a unique event where no women Watter Burlce and Dub Taylor auest. are allowed at the ceremony. (R) •
0 (i1) <Il reyton Place: .(C) (~) I Seaet Arent (60) Tom makes a fateful. decision, Jill JICS Latlla• News (C) (60)
Is distraught over loSl~g her ~aby; • La Mulata de Cordoba (C)
Jeff expl~its Carolyn s emotional l0:30 9 CJ) Gunmob: (C) (60) confus~n. Rodney 11ets a new Western series starrina James Ar·
therapist. . . ness. Amanda Blake, Milburn Stone m Mm Cnffm (C) (90) and Ken Curtiss. (R) m Wortd ~f Women (C) (30) (R) m News: (C) (30) Bill Johns.
fl) TV Mut1cal Ouart EJl) Wasltin&ton in Review: (C) Be·
9:00 D ~@PREMIERE MondaJ hind-the-headlines analysis of Capl-
Nlittt at tlle Movin: (C) "Madame tol Hill news is offered by corre·
X" (drama) '66-lana Turner, John spondenb Hell MacHeil, Charles
Forsythe, Ricardo Montalban. ~n-Coddry, Stephen Roanfeld and
stance Bennett, Burgess Meredith, David Willis. Moderator Is John Teddy Quinn, Keir Dullea, John Van Davenport.
Oreelen Holly Parker entered a e) Donaji
world of wealth and aristocracy ll:OO 0 KNBC Ntw1 Service: (C) (30)
when she married Clay Anderso~. • Tom Brokaw.
After the birth of their so~. Clays n Alfred Hitdleock (30)
political aspirations keep him away! News: (C) (30) Baxter Ward.
and Holly accepts the attentions ol • Movie: "Manhunr (adventure)
a playboy who accidentally falls to '41-Walter Pid&l!On, Joan Bennett.
hts death in a strugllf e with Holly m Donald O'Connor: (C) (90) The
Clay's mother hushes up the affair, auest lineup for toni11ht includes
but insists Holly take a new name Bob "Ho11an's Heroes" Crane, ac·
and leave her husband and son. tress Agnes Moorehead, actor Sam O Hen Come the Stars: (C) (60) Jaffe. vocalist Tomm~ Leonetti ~nd
Geor1e Jessel sets up Milton Berle his daurtiter Kim, Brib"1 comed11n
for a "roast." Guests are Jan Mur-Jonathon Moore and The McCoys
ray, Zs! Zsa Gabor. Della Reese, rock group.
Pat Henry, Anne Jeffreys, Buddy m PREMIERE That Show: (C) (30)
Lester and John Gary. The Phi Beta Kappa student from fJ @ (j) ftlonJ Squad: (C) (30) Barnard Colleae has her own show.
"The 30-Gram Kill." Bradford Dill· Joan Rivers became a nationally
man guests as Chris Memtt, mas· famous comedienne in her own
termind of the theft of a valuable ri&ht when she first appeared on ~erimental dru11. (R) The Tonight Show. She uses her W Holidar: (C) (30) "British Co· own program to bring to11ether peo-
lumbia's Wilderness Area:• (R) pie from all walks of life, plus ID Ballot hwer: Michael Ha_n~n. many of the world's finest enter-
unsuccessful candidate for D1stnct tainers. Tonifht, Carol Lawrence
Attorney in the June primary, speaks discusses natural childbirth with
on behalf of the Peace and Free-Dr. In.in Chaborn.
dom Party. Leo McEJroy and Han· I Cl) Nns (C} non discuss the party's plans for (6J 'Riis DIJ 19'8 (C)
the November election. • Notiaefo 3' (C}
. I siitciA I Meilco de Di~ J dt 11:15 • Dr. Tirso del Junco (C)
foche: (C) k picture of Mexico and 11:30 EJtvtn O'Clodl Report: (C) (30)
Its music. Top interpreters of ran· Jerry Ou!!.e._hy.
chero and mariachi music perfo!m ! 9 ~The T0ttilllt Slw (C) against a background of Mexico Mtrie: "Tiie lridt w .... Beets'"
City's points of intMest. Stars are comedy) '46 ..__ Bart>ar1 Stanwrdl,
lucha, Villa. Jorie Maldonado. Al· Ro~rt Cummints-
berto Vasquez, Manuel Lopez Ochoa, ~(jj) Ci) Joey Bls!Map Sllow (C)
and the Ballet lnfantil. Movie: "'SecwttJ Rbll" (mystery)
t-.JO fJ 9 (j) Tiit Lucy _Sltor. (C) (_30) ' John lrel~ Dorothy Malone.
Lucy's singing in a piano bar dnves fa (j) DAI
the pianist off the water w11on. 12.-00 fl Mowlt: (C) .. ..,.... Tentt.fy"'
Guest Phil Harris plays the pianist. (adventure) '58-Rorr Calhoun. John
~ Dehner. ~Ci) Rat htrol: ~Ct (30) 12:30 m ~,..
e Oarers·Go-Fim Raid. The 1:00 0 .._.: '1'1le Lut ...... (wtst-
Rats st .. 1 a German tank to force • ern) '6G-<:ar1os Thompson, Rudolph their way into an impregnable fort. Acosta.
I n C...unltr 1.alttla ao.d Neon: (C) (30) Larry Burrell. News (C}
Tiit Ropes (60) • MtN: .,.... R.Wn1 of Dr. r
NET Journal: "Justice and tht (myster,) • •39 _ Humphrey Boprt.
Poor." An incisive re~rt . on tilt Rosemary Lane.
unbalanced scales of . 1ustice. ~-m Adioft Tlltabt: "Alimony."
pearlnr on tht program. are S0· 1•308 Movie· "'These 111,.... (dreme)
prtm• Court Justice William . • ·~ -M~rtt Oberon Joel McCrea, Douglas and noted attorneys Thtr . . • look at 1e111 representation, tht Mlnam Hopkins.
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TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER 17
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY-
TIM E PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta·
tlons reserve the right to
change programming with·
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
1:30 fJ (C) "Inn of the Slrth Happl·
n•s.s" Part II (drama) '58-lngrid
Bergman. Robert Donal
O "Operation Merm1id" (drama)
-Keenan Wynn. "M1tbettl'' (clas·
sic) '48-0rson Welles.
9:00 O Chaplin Cavalcade: ''The Tipsy
Playboy," "The Amorous Waiter of
the Rink," and "The floor Walker."
"Last Train from Madrid" (drama)
'3 7-lew Ayres.
12:30 m "lnttrnatloaal S.ttltmtnf' (n>-
manu) '38-John Carradine. Do-
lores Del Rio. "The Woman and
the Hunter" (drama) '57 -Ann
Sheridan, David Farrar.
1:30 IE "HolldaJ Week" (drama) '57-
leslie Dwyer. Lisa Danlelly.
•:30 ft (C) ''Cripple Creek" (wutern)
'52-George Montgomery, Richard
Egan.
(iJ "The Htlen Moreen Stol'J" (dra·
ma) '57--Ann Blyth, Paul Newman.
&EJ JIJlJIY LIWll Mort tun
~ With lh• man th• word weclty
~ waa tnv1nt1d lor Gu11t1· Rob111
Culp, Nanette F1brey, th• Dimond Bn1th1r1
EVENING
6:00 11 The Bi& Ntw1: (C) (60) Jerry
Dunphy.
R Huntley-Brinkley Report (C) (30)
Steve Allen Show: (C) (90}
Guests are Gypsy Rose lee, come-
dian Pete Barbutti, singer Toni Ar·
den and speed-reading expert Dan
Rosenwasser. fJ Sil O'Clodl Movie: (C) "Ain't
Mlsbehavin' " (romance) '55-Rory
Calhoun, Piper Laurie. IE Batman: (C) (30) "The Pen·
guin's a Jinx." Conclusion of last
I. ht's episode.
@ Merv Griffin (C)
What's New?
Amor Sublime
6~ I KNBC News Service (C) (60) • Tht Groovy Show (C) (30)
I love Lucy (30)
McHalt's Navy (30) ~ ~nttey-Brinkler Report (C)
: Experiment in Prorms: "Ele·
mentary Particles." Physicist Nathan
Seeman explains his intensive ef·
forts to add to our knowledge of
the nucleus of the atom.
@!) Noticiero 34 (C)
7:00 6 ~ (j) CBS Evening News: (C)
(30) Walter Cronkite. 0 F Troop; (C) (30) "Miss Par·
menter." When Captain Pa~nter's
husband-hunting sister am s at
Fort Courage, she turns th fort
upside-down and sends ttwrliach&-
lor troopers running for cover Patty
Regan is featured.
m Password (C) (30)
Gilligan's Island (30)
Cil America! (C)
DilJ JULIA Pmnt1111 ot a com1dy·
drama 1tamng lovely Dl1b1nn
r• -Carroll as V11tn1m war-widow
Julia Baltar, a registered nurse with two
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, SEPTEMBE~ 14. 1968
Q!) PREMIERE Profeuional Public
Rtletions: First In a series of pro·
arams featuring 14 PR professionals.
The series, produced by the Public
Relations Society of America. will
run parallel to a UClA extension
course on public relations. Ray
Silvius, Vice President of Public
Relations IOI' Western Air lines, Inc.,
discusses the problems of the pub·
lie relations field.
1:25 @ 00 Hewi (C)
7:30 f) ~ Ci) Oattart: (C) (60) Or.
Marsh Tracy stalks a famous phan·
tom leopard in an effort to save
him from a native hunter. During
the hunt. the two men are trapped
by a raging brush fire, and Or.
Tracy Insists th ey must depend on
the leopard to lead them to safety.
(R) 0 @ (6) NEW SEASON Jeny
Lewis: (ff (30) Jerry unveils a new
look for his series and welcomes
guest Robert CUip and new semi·
reeulars Nal\ette Fabray and The
Osmond Brothers. Jerry is Joined
by Miss Fabray In a biology class
vienette and by Culp in a dog-act
spoof and an auto-racing sketch.
The Osmund Brothers are featured
in a production number of "Do You
Know the Way to San Joser• Jerry
unveils a new character. evil gen·
ius Ralph Rotten, and two new tea·
tures-"Tell It like It Is," in
which he talks unrehear3ed to
youngsters, and "Who Was Firstr•
wacky vignette versions of how vari·
ous things began.
0 "LOST IN SPACE" is * in orbit now on Ch. 5!
0 Lost in Space: (C) (60) "Wild
men tn her ltl1-her boss Uoyd Nolan (a
gn1uchy-but·lovabl1 general pracuuon·
1r) ind ber Impish, capuvaUng 1tx-y1ar·
old .an A warm and wonderful hall hour
Adventure." The Jupiter II almost
returns to Earth, but Smith Is lured
out into spact by a se<Suctive Space
Lorelei and the spaceship must
chanj! course to rescue him. fJ Ull@ Garrison's Gorillu: (C)
(60) "Operation Hellfire." Barry
Sullivan guests as Capt Tom Flagg.
an arson investigator for the Chi·
cago Police Department. who plans
a mis.sion undertaken by the Goril·
las. Their objective i' the Nazi dt-
sign for a new homing torpedo,
which is kept in a safe und&r 24·
hour guard. (R)
(iJ Million $ Movie: "Kinp RoW"
(drama) '42--Ann Sheridan, Betty
Field, Robert Cummings, Rona ld
Reagan, Claude Raines, Char1es Co·
burn. Orama of the life In 1 small
town, centering around four youn1
people and their troubles and hap·
pmess. and a young doctor who
comes home to tragedy.
I Truth or Consequenc:ea (C) (30)
Perry Mason (60)
Tiit French Chef (R)
Felipa Slndltz
8:00 m Heztf (C) (30)
al) NET P11Jhouse: "Victoria Rt-
gina: Summe<." Conflict develops
between the young Queen Victoria
and her consort Pnnce Albert. She
is tom between her roles of sub·
missive wife i nd of ruler. (R)
~ Premier Orfton Co-'o
8:30 f) ~ Ci) Political BrHdcast: (C)
(60) Paidtelecast for Richard Nixon,
Republican candidate for the presl·
denei:... 0 (U @ PREMIER£ Julia: (C)
(30) "Mama's Man." While Juli.a
Baker tries to find he<sell a new
mine TUllllAYMDVlll
Leading ofJ the seuon 111 Tab
· 1colorl Bob Hopi, Tu11d1y Weld,
Avalon 1tar Coming "G1mb1t"
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find her a new husband. Julia, wld· his small group of "believers" make
ow ot an Air Force captain shot their first moYe •&•inst the aliens
down In Vietnam, starts her new from space. They make plans to
life in Los An&eles by pursuin1 a Jam the radio si1nals and cause
job lead for a re1ist1red nurse In the s1ucers to crash and Vincent
the aerospace plant health office is falsely accused of murder. (R)
of Or. Chqley. The frequently star-8 Secrlt Arent (60) "The Colo·
rinf Uoyd Nolan appears as Dr. nel's Oau&hter." Butterflies, beauty
Morton Chlfley. Diahann Canoll and blackmail fora• a stran11 llnk
Stars in the title role. Marc Copap In the chain stretchlnr rl&ht Into
is Corey. the hart of the Indian juqlt for Ur .. ., flmjn: (C) (30) Coech John Orab.
Prothro offers an analytical look at m Jack t.aal• ..... (C) (30)
the 1968 Bruins team. m Faverilll StlfJ: (C) (30) ''The
0 @(}) It Tabs a Tlllef: (C) funsferred Ghost" Adolphe Men·
(30) ''To Steal a Battleship." Alex-}ou t.akes viewers on a &host'• Job·
ander Mundy Is 1ssi1ned to recover hunt
NATO defense plans stolen by m ... 11 ... l!l .. <PP!ALP"ll .,,.... ... ... ,:
B}omsen. who Is offerin1 them fOf' (C) A 7ocumentary on how Opera·
sale to the wroni people. Biii Bixby tlon Bootstrap wu founded, and
ruests as George Palmer, a thief who was ruponslble for makln1 the
who Is after Mrs. BJomsen's fabu· self-help proiram a success. The
lous Jewels and thinks Mundy is a film was produced Independently by
competitor. (R) Char1es. and Altlna Carey. m Merv Griffin (C) (90) aJ La Mulltl de Conleba (C) m I IPlcJ!li I Ice Follies ,,_lert: (ej (60) From the Forum in lnll• 10:30 m Ntws: (C) (30) Bill Johns.
wood comes a preview of the 1969 f!)l>onajl
Ice . Follies with stars .ptfformln& 11:00 t) Elften O'Ctock Rtport: (C) (30)
on ice and a sneak premw of sets Jerry Dunphy
and costumes. The m11niflcent D MIC *-s.mce: (C) (30) Pem Flemlnr. the only U.S. Gold rom Brokaw
Medal winner in the 1968 Win~r ...._Alfred Hitdicocii (30) Olympics. appears as ruest and 1s ~ interviewed by Bill Burrud. Alan fJ N...: (C) (30) Baxter Ward.
Sloane joins Burrud as co-host. 8 MO¥ie: "Ille Dllt Mlrrer" (dra·
t:OO D D Ci) NEW SEASON T......, ma) '46--0ivia de Havilland, ltw
Nltlri a~tfae Movies;: iC) "I'll Ta• di'Don.w O'Cemor: (C) (90) To·
SWedetl (comedy) ~ob Hope, ni1ht's 1uests are actrus Maureen Tu~ay Weld, Frankie Avalon, Dina O'Sullivan, nilhtclub sin&er Mor-
Mernll: Jeremy Slate. A wealthy o_il pna Klq. comedian Adam Keefe, ex~utive ·~ widower moves his pianist-sin&er Ike Cole, 1011priter
office a~ his daupter to Stoc~· Bob Rimell, 10\llll ¥Oetlllt Jtff
holm hoptn~ to break. up the &ir1 s Thomas and ballerina Sandra Zi1ars..
ro!"ance With an aimless younf m Dlt S11ow; (C) (30) Hostess
drifter. Joan Rivers welcomes ruest Jerry D Sllowc11t 5: (C) (60) A look at lewis for a discussion of children the ovemllht success story of Jae· in show business with Dr. Steve queline Susann, author of "Valley eettz.
of the Dolls." (ii) (]) News (C)
til) Black Perspective: "The eij 00 Tllis Dar 11&1 (C)
Schools.." A panel of black and Qi (j) UM .....
white Journalists question • local @I) Notldn 14 (C)
educator on teachinf inequities in
the fhetto. 11:30 8 Mowie: "Ille lrwt 11111" (ad·
ti) Las HtnnHltu VlvlMlt venture) '51-Mel FtrTer, Anthony
Quinn. 1:30 R a m hod Men1lni. ~orld: D QI Ci) Tiie TeniPt .. (C) (l) (30)0ave drives 100 miles to g ..... _,.111 sat Sll&W'a"
see a c~ampionship football &•me (comedy) ·.45-Ve~lea Lau Son· on television, encounters poor re-. • ception and tries to make It home "'! T~ Liiiian G • Joan Caul· In time for the replay. (fO field, Billy De Wolfe. Ray Collins.
"1il Qj) (}) tmD. (C) (30) ''Hoth~ fJ Ci1) (1) *' lillllp .. (C) ~
illl Is Real But the Dtld." Con· m .... : , ....... ef I W ......
clusion. Samantha Upton and Jack (mystery). 46-Andrea Kin&. Hel·
1 Shoemaker. Greenwich Vlllqe hip-mut Dantine.
pies who can identify the slayer of lZ:JO m Riled c.ttJ r:a~'. ~den, 10 Into hidin1 out of 12:45 IJ MO¥ie: • "feer la tllt Nl&M"
fJ N..s: (C) (30) Lany Bumll. (mystefy) 47 -Paul Kelly, Ann
ID P..,ort tD Trn91: (C) (30) Doran.
"land of the Niie." Hal Sawyer's 1:00 8 Mowle: "Mark If tM P'bMclll"
latest films of ancient Eapt-from (suspense) '57-sheldon Lawrence,
modem Cairo to ancient luxor-a Eric Pohlmann.
ride on a camel to the Pyramids of D Movir. (C) "Draaooa Wellt
Glzeh and a look at a 10und-1nd· Mmacn" (adventure) '57-8arry
t11ht offerin& In the shadow of the Sullivan, Dennis O'Keefe.
Sphinx are shown. g Co••unitJ Bullttln 8oanl cm HoJ u ..... <C>
10:00 II a (j) Ce11pat1n '61: (C) (60) m Action TMatre: "Sword of Ve-
No information available at press nus."
time. 1:30 m All-Nlatrt ao.: "Bonnie Prince g Ceora-htna• News (C) (60) Cfilr1ie," "Kon·Tikl," and "The
fJ (H) (]) Tiit lnwldefs: (C) (60) Three MusketHB."
PAUL NEWMAN 11~ JACKIE GLEASON
star on "The 6 O'Clock Movie"
Wednesd~Part I· Thursday-Part II
KABC-TVC7)
Unpntdictable Dr.
Smith and the Robinson
f amlly move to a new
channel and will be
seen five nights a
week as TV·S begins
its fall season. G"reat
entertainment for the
full familyl COLOll
lt•t•~trl C•1111I 5 I WEDNESDAY I
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E. l . Pea.ter--TDaday, Sept. 24 •t 10 PM.
Pictured here are the names and stars of
ABC's new fall prlmet.lme series, with air
date and time slot listed.
Mod Sqwul, lfantaa MldaHI Cole, Clmreace
WllllaJDI m and Pes11 Llptoa, •nd featurt.,
Tice Aadrews --Tuescbiy, Sept. 24 •t 7:30 PM.
Tiie Don RJctles Sltow, mrrt.c dw llllllUr
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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 0 .. Until Utey Sail" (drama) '57
-Jean Simmons, Paul Newman. 0 ''Cruhouf' (mysll!fY) '55 -
William Bendix. "Three Stran&tf1''
(mystery) '46-Sydney Greenstreet.
9:00 0 "The Qreat Vidor Herbert" (bl·
ography) '39-Allan Jones. Ctiapfln
CaYilcade: 'The Pawnshop Clert."
12:30 0) (C) "Weekend in Havana" {mu·
sical) '41-Alice Faye. "H« Kind of
Man" (romance) '4&-Janis Paige,
Dane Clar1l.
1:30 6) .. Bombay Waleftronf' (mystery)
'52 -John Bentley, Peter Graw·
th om.
4:30 fJ (C) "The First Tranlinf Sal•
lady" (comedy) '5~inge< Roi·
ers, Bariy Nelson.
0 .. Hold B1elt the Niiflf' (drama)
'5&-John Payne, Mona Freeman.
EVEN ING
6:00 fJ The Bir News: (C) (60) Jerry
Dunphy. 0 HunUey-BrinkJey RltlOrt (C) (30) 0 Steve Allen Show: (C) (90)
Guests are comedian George Carlin,
uctor Richard Arten, actor-singer
David Watson and singer Jane Har-
vey. Carlin, in a skit, does a tak&-
off on TV game shows with his
program, "Divorce Game." 0 Six O'Clock Movie: "The Hus-
tler" Part I (drama) '61 -Paul
Newman, Jackie Gleason. Piper
Laurie. A ruthless young pool ,h11r1I
has an obse~n to become the
nation's champion and strives to
play and beat the almost legendaiy
Minnesota Fats, undisputed cham-
pion in the field. This film
was nominated for nine Academy
Awards. The conclusion will bt
shown tomorrow at this time.
6) a.tm111: (C) (30) 'The Joker Is
Wild." Batman and Robin are nearty
undone by Joker when he fashions
his own fiendish Utility Belt.
I 00 Mm Qriffin (C)
Wlulf1 NtWf
A1Do1' SUbllrM
6:30 I KNBC Nrn Slrflci\ (C) (60) • Tht Qroovr SllalW (C) (30)
I Lon Lucy: (30) "Ricky Losei
is Temper." Ricky comes unglued
when Lucy buys a new hat. but she
outsmarts him when his temper
cets the better of him.
I ~ Cl) Mdtale's NtVJ (30)
@ Hunttey-Brlnklef Report (C)
RETURN Men for fotlf MOMJ:
"freedom in 3 FrameWOl'k." Marion
Marshall talks with an expert on
our credit system, and outllnn
realistlc approach to family foals.
al Notidtfo 34 (C)
7:00 f) ~ Cl) CBS Evenln& News: (C)
(30) Walter Cronkite. fJ F Troop: (C) (30) 'That's Show
Biz." The annual Militaiy Ball is
scheduled for fort Co1W1ge and,
si&ht unseen, Captain Parmenter
hires an out-of-town mll$1cal group
calling themselves The Bedbup. The
group arrives, playing wild rock·and-
rol! music. Aghast, Parmenter fires
them, but Corporal Agem likes their
music and resians from F Troop to
be manager of the group. The Fae·
tory guest
I hsswont (C) (30)
Gilli(an's lsh1nd (30)
(i) You Ailed fOf It llfillRN Makin& the Most of
Maturity: "Aging Is Living." Marion
Marshall and a panel of gerentolop
specialists emphasize the Imp()(·
tance of planning for retirement.
7:25 @ (j) News (C)
1:30 ea Cl) .. , -u-1s-1~g~1 "Jack •nd
ttle ... nstalk." (C) (60) The clu·
sic children's story In an original
musical adaptation is performed by
the Pri nee Street Players. The cast
includes Hal Holden as Jack. Will
B. Able as the Giant, Robert Dagny
as the Black Baron, and Joan Rob·
erts, the ori(inal Laurie of Rod·
gers and Hammerstein's "Oklaho-
ma!". as Jack's mother. (R)
0 @ @ NlW Sf.ASO" The Yir·
linian: (C) (90) "The Saddle Warm-
er." David Sutton, a medical school
dropout, receives rouah treatment
from Shiloh ranchhands when he
temporarily replaces Trampas who
is convalescing from a broken 191.
Ralph Bellamy guests. Stars are
James Drury, John Mcintire, Jean-
nette Nolen, Doug McClure, Sara
Lane and David Hartman.
0 Way-out Adventures * of LOST IN SPACE
now on Ch. 5. Tonite's
show is a thriller!
0 Lost In Sp~{C) (60) "Ghost
Planet." Hoping to land on f.arth,
Smith causes the Jupiter II to land
on a_elanet run by Cybofgs. 0 (!1) (I) Tht Awnprs: (C) (60)
"look, Stop Me If You've Hurd
This One, But There Wert These
Two Fellers ... " Steed and Tan
King become deeply Involved wit11
show business characters while in-
vestigating the murder of a direc-
tor of the company building an un-
dervound seat of gO¥emmenl
Guests include Jimmy Jewel. Jullan
Chagrin and William Kendall (R) 0 Million $ Movie: (C) "Tiit lrH M&tnsa'' (biognphy) '52 -Alan
Ladd, Virginia Mayo, Joseph Callei1,
Phyllis Kirt. Story of the adven-
tures of Jim Bowie (1820) and the
development of a formidable weap-
on. the Bowie knife. m Trvtll er ConaequellClll: (C) (30)
Bob Barker hosts. A woman who
has been repeatedly annoyed with
telephone solicitations to Join 1
"Pattem of the Month" club Is
Introduced to three other contest·
ants who pretend to have the same
name as the telephone solicitor.
6) Perry Mason (60)
fJ.i) Vfto II . . . (C) "Sonny Roi·
fi05." A respected Jan musician f«
20 years. Sonny Rollins left what
he terms a "frustratlnr life." He
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uplalns wfly h• Is thlnklni ot 1
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@!) Felipa Slndlez
1:00 m Hauf (C) (30)
Ell) N..s ln ,...,...: (C) "The
Mood of tht Nation.'' Retlonal cor-
mpond1nts from Ult New YOftl
times rtv• profiles of their respte·
tive r11lons. They discuss prtv1U·
Ing polltlcal attitudes, chief polltl·
cal conotms, and preftmd pral-
'dentlal candidates.
@Et Mlefcotes M.-.,
1:30 B 9 CJ) Tiie '-fJ tlitlbllllel:
("C) (lo) Roy Clart, countty·•nd·
western recordins star, In a dual
singlnr role as coutln Roy Halsey
and his mother, Bia Mama Halsey,
rekindles an old feud wtlen ht
visits the Clampett&. (R) 0 rREMIERE Wl11 Wltll tM Stan: (Cj (30) A new musical pme show
hosted by Allen Ludden In which
viewers may win cash prizes bJ
usin1 canb avallablt at Vona Mar·
keta. Guests are Barbara McNalr
and comedian Peter Marahall. fJ (H) (!) hJtDn Pitce: (C} (30)
Cirolyii learns di1qulttln1 newa
about her fattier; Dr. Rosal cen·
sures Tom; Rodney aska Norman's
help with Betty.
"
MllY 8rtffln (C) (90)
Woaden of die Wortct: (C) (30)
reenland Adventure." The Linker
Family travel to remote Greenl1nd
t.o set Eskimos In ttlelr unlqu.
towns ot Gottlaab and Holsteln•
bc>fl.
f!)lomtsaa
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THE DAILY PILOl, TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 14, 1968
stor11e on an It.em neither he nor futured, 1lon1 with footare of D ~ (C) (30) Baxter Ward.
Lisa can remtmbtr anythin1 about. tralnin1 and practice before the fJ Movie: "Tiie Evil r.,e" (ITIY•
has It dtllvtred and dlacovtB It Is Olympic events. Competition In· tery) '64 -L1titl1 Roman, John
1 monstrous aculpture. (R) eludes the events in tht pentathlon, Saxon.
D KRAFT Music HALL decathlon and yachting. m Donald O'Coftnor: (C) (90) To-
@m Lucita Ubrt nlaht'a auats ire int1m1tlonally * Don Rickles. Robert.. 9-.301J a (i) Ht 1 SM: CC> (30) syndicated beauty columnist and Merrill, Joan Rivers Paula's countiy couain, Billy Joe film star Allene Dahl, tonr stylist
,.... m "-tt M-i.. u.0• (C) (Dick Curtis) arrives In, the city Della Reese, British a~or Peter B l6llJ \JU "'• -... • .... ri ......:. Ith ..... ich h h Anch, compo11r Lalo Sdliffren, re-~) "Don Rickles' Brooklyn." Sa-.,..a nf a m•• w "" t oPtS cordln1 vocali$l Michael De• and
lutina the famous New 'f'Ottl City ~ make a fortune. (R) comedian Dick Pattenon.
borou&h lrt Brooklyn's Don Rickles M =.!~ ~) ~nyi:rr~~i. m That Sllow: (C) (30) Guest Joel
11 host and other famous Brook· t th • <f(i ( ~.81 d F Grey discusses Interior decorating
lynlt&S: slnpr ~e Lawrence, ~~~: ... r~med mfn Ea~ s Afn': with expert Nick Grandi.
comedienne Joan Rrvers and Roy "LI ., .... th si .1 ·1v I~.._, (C) Campanelli of the fonner Brook amas, 1 -..fY on • mi an., This o 1961 (C)
lyn Ood&trs baseball team. In a of ca~.s and llamas; ind. "Stalklna lllAI :..,
live 1t1mtnt of the Pl'Olflm, Lio~ films of a honeu In , lero 34 (C)
Brooklyn's Barbra Streisand Is lltn Africa stalklna a herd of zebras. U ·15 Dr Tino dtl J
attendln1 the p11mlert of her film, 10:0011 9 Cl) Do• Delliat: (C) (60) 11;30 11~: "Co~ (dram•) •50
"Funny Girl/' at Ntw Yort City's Sinaer Boan Camey, son of •c:tor· -Glenn Ford. Dorothy Malone.
Criterion Thtltrt. comedian Art Carney, 1uest.s.. D 9 (j) The Toniiltt Sbow (C)
I Wmtllq (C) (60) B 0 Ci) PREMIEf!E The Out· U Movie: "Miss T1Uock'a Mh·
@(f)WedlltlUJ Nl&M Mowtt: lidtf;, (~ (60~ for Membe~ lions" (comedy) '43-John Lund,
(C) "Roatlbout" (musical-drama) Only. ~ate investlrator . David Wanda Hendrix.
•64-£.tvis Pmtey, Barbara Stan· Rou lnfll~tes 1 posh mens t!ub 0 (i7) ())Joey Bishop ~ (C)
WYtk. Joan Freem1n, Leif ·Erickson, to lnvesti11te ~spected cheatinr &J MOvlt: "Captain Sirocco" (Id·
Sue Ant Langdon, Pit Buttram, amon1 ca~·play1n1 members. Dar· venture) '50--l.ouls Hayward, 8in·
John Rich. A rovlna. reckless sinaer ren McG~1n stars. Warren Stevens nie Barnes.
joins I carnival and romancu the Ind Kathtt Browne guest. 12:30 m N1Ujl CltY
owner's dau(hter. When the bllll· I '"'P Putn1t11 Ntwl (C) (60) 12!45 fJ Movie: "Caaed Fury" (1dven·
ness becomes slow, ht decides to • Stawt AatM (60) ture) '48 -Buster Crabbe Shella
lnvt, and is soon involved In a Jact UtM• Ntws (C) (60) Ryin. '
series of brewls. (R) Fnorftit SIDrJ (C) (30) 1:00 II Movie: "Quitt Weddlnt' (com· m Islands In tilt SUn: (C) (30) : MIJW YtfV'a .._, t.aftrtnce edy) '41 -Marpret Lockwood,
•Venus Playaround." The fabled £J Cabllltn> de 11 Nocbt (C) Derek Farr
Greek Islands of Hykonos, Delos, 10'.30 m Ntwl: (C) (30) Bill Johna. • 0 Movie: .. (C) "~tnpll" (drama)
cme and Rhodes provide the II) Doalfl ')s.-Hildeaardt Neff, Donald Wof·
points of Interest and bea.uty n 11:001J EMt1 O'Ckd Repcwt (C) (30) flt.
Biii Burrud tours the Mtditerrln· Jeny Dunphy. 1Co••unltJ BuJt.un llolnf Hn. D llNllC News Sertlct: (C) (30) News (C) fm NET Festival: "Olympl1d." llf1 Tom Brokaw. Action Tllutre: "Man of Con·
in the Olympic Vill1ae In Ber11n Is U Nfl. s. .. ef tilt Wetll (C) (30) fl "
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IElmJ TRI Olrli1DERH1'1 Dave
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rejecting IDCl1ty -h• Uv11 ID ID off-beat
world -olt1n d1ngerou1, a rw1y1 l11ct·
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THURSDAY
SEPTEMBER 19
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 "The Thret Fices of Eve'' (dra·
ma) '57-Joanne Woodward, Lee
J. Cobb.
fJ (C) "Robin Hood ind tilt Pl-
rat.s" (adventure) 'ro-Lex Bar-
Jler. "How Green Wu MJ Y1llty"
(drama) '41 -Walter Pidgeon.
9:000"Ctl1plin Cav1lude: "The
Court" and 'The Fireman." "LIKQ
Jordan" (drama) '42--Alan Ladd.
12:30 m "To the VlctoJ'' (drama) '48-
Dennis Morgan. ''Ont Lat Alnt'
(drama) '50-Zichary Scott.
1 :30 m "Mllfd« In Revtf'M" (mystery)
'4S-W111i1m Hartnell, Dinah Sheri·
dan.
4:30 IJ "Gr11t Cuna" (comedy) '41-
Laurel and Hardy.
fJ "Winnlne Team" (drama) '52-
Ronald Reagan, Doris Day.
Im DAlllll. ... Indiana,
(111 ctU11I BrtU1h RIC!co1ta,unm1pped for·
1111 -d1ogar 11 on aU 1ld11, but D1n'I
doe1o't lrtgbtan eully. Fna Parker 1tarw.
EVENING
6:00 1J De Ila Ntwr. (C) (60) Jerry
Dunphy.
I HunU.,.lkl•kltJ Report (C) (30)
Stwt Allen Sbow: (C) (90) Deb·
bie Reynolda. the oomtdy team of
Jerry Stiller and Ann Mura, Linda
Ronstadt and The Stone Poneys
iUest 0 Sia O'Clocl Movlt: "Tht Hus-
tlef" Part 11 (dt1m1) '62 -P1ul
Newman, Jackie Gleason, Piper
Laurie, G80f'ge C. Scott. A ruthless
young pool shark hu an ob9USion
to become the nation's champion
and strives to play and beat the
almost legendary Minnesoa Fats,
undisputed champion In the field. ID Bmnan: (C) (30) "Batman Gets
iRll.~~~. Conclusion of last nlaht's
00 Mm Griffin (C)
What's New?
AftlOr S&lbll•
6:30 I KNBC Ntn Smlc:e (C) (60) • The Groovy .. (C) (30)
I Love Luer. (30) "Home Mov·
ies." Ricky finds a way to retaliate
when Lucy falls asleep and Frid
and Ethel walk out while he Is
showing home movies of little R~.
I Ci!) (j) McH11t'1 flaw, (30)
@ HanU.,.lrinklef Rlpott (C)
PRDllERE Wondtmll World et
ChildtlCI: Mrs. Emma Jimenez In·
troduees this series designed to as-
$lst parents In preparina their pre-
school children for school.
€f) Noticitro 34 (C)
7:00 1J a (j) CBS Evtnlnc Nm: (C)
(30) Walter Cronkite.
OEJ lllllCSIDI Talk ebollt tough-
! .. -I aklnnad OUJI -lloollca brtng1
wniog·dovs to juatlce ntn though h1'1
In 1 wh..JchaJt. Thi 1tar: Raymond Bun
0 f T,..,: (C) (30) "Guns, Gu~
Wfio's Got the Gunst• C.Olonel
Adams rides Into Fort C.OUllP wltb
tht Information that IOl'neont Is
aelllna aowmment runs to tht
Ai>Khu 1nd F Troop Is tossed Into
a turmoil when It 11 discovtrld thlt
20 of the Troop'a rttio-.nd Call·
taln Parmenl1r's rtwlvtr-are mis..
Inc. m ,., ... ~ CC> (30)
CD Gltlpll's ,..,_. (30)
9@1UP •WM (C) m ,,,,.,..... Nlllc -......:
Second In a aeries of ledures by
prof1aion1I PR practitlonm In COft·
Junction with tht University Exttn·
slon coune at UClA. Samuel L
Friedman, Assistant Gtner1I Man·
arer ind Director of Public Rell·
tions tor the Los Angeles Depart-
ment ·of Water and Power, sptab
on "Tht Development and Environ·
ment of Public Relations."
7::25 (j1J (]) .._. (C)
1:JO na m ca11am111 Sbtp: (c> <90> Western ~ms with Stuart Whitman,
Jiii Townsend, Randy Boone and
Ptfcy Herbert (A)
0 0 Cl) NEW SEASOll Da..W
......-.: (e) (60) "Be Thankful for
the fickleness of Women." Sina•
Jimm) Dean, as trapper Jolll Clem·
enta. turns for help to O.nltl
Boone after wlnnlna 1 beeutlful &lr1
In en auction. Josh, a fret spirit
Who trtvtls light and often, has no
room in his way of life for a pretty
youne air1. Fess Parter, P1trlcla
Blair end Darby Hinton stir. Brooke
Bundy; Sean Cloly, James Davidson
ind Toni Fadden auest.
lllAIJllT-All·ortr
-but with that 11m1 old ndle-
mlll ck Webb 11 the dogged Sgl. Frtda11
Hurr Morgan b.La atdUJck, Otll.clrGIDllllD.
9 Don't mlu LOST * IN SPACE rl1ht now! n Liit .. s.-: <C> <60> "Fot· bidden Wortd." When Jupiter II II
forced down on an alien pit net.
Smith Is turned Into 1 deadly w.pon. D (fj} ~ s.c.M ....... Yurt:
(C) {JO) 'Rllht of W1y." Luka tan-
lies with tycoon L1npton Barnes
over a shifted prQPllt1 line that
cost the VlfY 1tnlor C::.111tnter •
lake. Henry Jona l1*b. (R)
OMllNM $ Mwic (C) "'11111 • tii _,.., 1,.,..,. (sutpen11}-
W•yd• Prwton, Ht11a Summtff•d
Pamtlt Tudor. Two CIA aaenta alt
ltflt to lnvestfpte murder of an
American •sent on the verp of di•
covtrina oraanlutlon traitor. mt• Of CtftH•Y•Cll! (C) (30) &Ob Barter hosts. Dawn Butler,
who auppllH tht volCQ of Huclllt·
berry Hound ind Yoal Bear, teach•
two elx-year-olda how to talk Ilk•
Yoal. m9 .... <60> tJl) Africa: (C) Part I.
Film star reaory Peck n1rrat11 the
first of • two-part study of the
"Dar1t Continent." Bro1dcast news·
man Howard K. Smith i>nMd• the
commentary on tht cont1nenr1
put, and the presant strualt al
new nations ind new llldtr1. Tht
documentary was oriainally tlltcat
last MUOn by tht ABC networtr.. To-
nlghrs pro111m 11 two houra Iona.
"
,.... Salldlez
.... Cl) FIJt .... : (C) (30)
y ~ster. Ult "list.." Sister Ber·
trllle'a sister Jtnnlftr, • doctOt,
(Continued)
mE.!] ... MAllTDI ... ~ Mllaic, Hrilty, lop g1111t IW.,
plu lhl 111y-gotn9 Dino. Gu11ta: ZMI
Mo.Ill, IAna Harne and ShKkJ 8rM111.
NBC WEEH. 'DIENE.WSl'ASllJl'SHERE 111~ I • -EXCWSIVELYDNNBCI -•
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[J(]fJ '"''' EDITORIAL
Continued from Paae 3
point following the Democratic con-
vention when one politico accused all
three networks of bein~ in conspiracy
with each other to give a distorted
view of the djsturbance there! 1V
neither causes our major problems, nor
can it be a cure-au. But it wields tre-
mendous power and influence and can-
not escape the responsibility.
Now what about the upcoming 1968-
69 season?
There are 21.....qew pr1metime series,
some sold with•ul' a pilot, some made
into 90 minute or two-hour versions
for theatrical release overseas, or TV
movie airing-and this because of the
increasingly enormous costs involved in
Jack Lord and Nanc)I producing a TV show. There will be
Kwan in a scene /rom a movies every night of the week, and
1peclal rwo hour ver1wn o/ NBC offers what it calls a "movie se·
Hawaii Flvt-0, airint Fri-· " N f tbe G p d d t d CBS M 1 1 ht n es -ame o arne. ro uce a
ay on °11
" n I · Universal, it is certainly the glossiest
offering of the new shows, some segments costing $1 million per
(the best to be aired in theaters overseas).
NBC launches its new series this week. CBS and ABC start
the next week, beginning Sept. 22. ABC has the largest number
of new series, eight; NBC is next with seven; CBS has six. There
are a couple of westerns, some action-adventure, several situation
comedies, two police dramas.
But there att several things that are new. Journey to the Un-
known marks the return of a fantasy-suspense-anthology series.
Julia, a half-hour comedy, concerns the very real problems of a
young working widow and her That's Bobby Morse, and that's £. /.
small son. and is the first se-Peaker, and they 1tar in That's Li/e.
ries to star a Negro. Many
new nnd returning series will
have Negroes in regular roles,
and a growing number of
black. writers are being used
on those and other series.
A new approach to the mu-
sical -variety -show comes in
That's Life, which will be done
like a Broadway musical, fea-
turing guest stars who appear
unannounced in character
roles, and in song. dance and
dialog tell the story of a young
couple's courtship and mar-
riage. At least one series, Mod
Squad, ~orywise .a po-
lice drama, attempts to convey
the feelings and attitudes of
three of today's alienated
youth. Two series will be filmed entirely on location. an attempt
to lure the jaded viewer with authentic and exciting backgrounds
-Hawaii Five-0 is filmed in HonoluJu; Ugliest Girl will be shot
entirely in London. Once again this year. a long time big movie
star has succumbed to the lure of a TV ser ies. Doris Day stars
in her own show.
Many old series are retundna, and viewers often ITke to stay with
the tried and familiar. But I suggest you tune in at lCMt to the new
series, and sample the specials. 1 have the feeling that, as in the
earliest days of television, though for different reasons, people will
again be talking and arguing about what they have seen on TV.
The winds of change are blowing fiercely. And television, whether
it likes it or not, is very much involved.
Paa• 22
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEI<. SEPTEMBER 14. 1968
THURSDAY (Continued) 10:000Q3(i)NEW SEASON Dun
Martin: lt) (60) Shecky Greent, stops In San Juan fOf a visit with Lena Home Buddy Ebter1 and Zero
the young novice. Car1os. seated Mostel Joi~ Dean on his fourth
next to Jennifer on the plane en season premiere. Muslc and com·
route to San Juan, doesn't know edy is the theme of the show with
that the yoong doctor ls Sister Ber· 111 guesh combining with M1rtln in
ltll!e's sister and Sister Bertrille tunes ind humor.
doesn't know the identity of her sis· " Georit Putna111 News (C) (60) ter's date. until ~II . three become SUspense n.tr.: (C) (60)
Involved 1n a mission of mercy. .. ne Tirer to a Hill." Bury Nell0f1,
Elinor Donahue ruests. (R) James Gregcwy, and Diane McBain m HIUI (C) (30) stir. It's thief against thief and
ii) F.ildano! both aaainst _the police as a famous
cat-burglar aids the law.
8:30 0 @Ci) NEW SEASON Ironside: 0 Stent Apit: (60) "No Marb
(C} (60) "Shell Game." Ironside for Servility." Dr1ke becomes 1
ind 1 famous Jewel thief match manservant and throws new lliht
wits. with a multi·million·doll1r gem on what aoes on "below st1lrs"
collection as their mutual interest when the servant Is really 1 special
ll'ONlde ls not surprised when ap-11ent inwstigatinr a suspected bli·
proached by insurance Investigate)( time international swindler.
Don Glass, after ltamln1 that Jewel I J1ek Lathim News (C) (60)
thief Arthur Justin's arrival In San flvorita Stury (C) (30)
Fmicisco will coincide with that (!)The Untoudl1bltt
of the Appleton jewel collection, ilD Review: "Safety in Nuclar
sc:hedul~ for public showinr. R•Y· Powerplant.s." Dr. Al bert Hibbs ind
mood Burr, Don Galloway and Don 1n Atomic Energy Commiqlon rep.
Mitchell star, 1long with Emmy-resent1tive di1tuss safety prec:au·
winner Barbara Anderson. Sorrell tlons in atomic plants.
Booke and Charles Aldman ruest. g) LI Mulata dt Cordoba (C)
11 Boxlnr, (C) (~) Ton!1ht's bo~t 10:30 m Nen: (C) (30) Bill Johns.
Is Hedgeman Lewis VS. M11uel Agu1· m Don1jl
ler in 1 10-round welterwelaht melth. 11:00 fJ Owen O'Clock Rl1)0rt: (C) (30)
O @@Bewitched: (C) (30) Jerry Dunphy. •
"Splitville." Sam likes action when 0 MBC News Servb: (C) (30)
Gl1dys le~ves home . and husband. Tlom Ar,~u;.ltdla>ck (30) Ovar Oarnn's object1ons, Sam In· r-
vites Gladys to spend the night In News: (C) (30) Baxter W1fd.
their guest room. Mortal efforts to • ~ovlt: "1'ht Snlke Pif' (dr•·
make peace between Gladys and ma) 48--0llvla de Havllland, Mat\
Abnet fail,. so Sam resorts to some ~~!ild O'Connor: (C) (90) To·
nose-twltchinr. (R) nlaht's euest list Includes versatile • m M..v llriffin (C) (90) Jack Carter comedienne Mirtha &J RO¥ina lind: (C) (30) "Grave Raye, Flame~co dancer Jose Greco,
Robbers of Tumco." (R) vocalist Tommy Cooper, The 0.pp&
@E Nocbe de Estrtno (a rock croup), end sinrer Melody
~OO &11 _ (j) Th r1d Ni .... t M It· Condos. daughter of Martha Raye. ~ 1C1 . u •Y. Ii" ov • CB Tk1t Show: {C) (30) Joan Rivera ~o Information av11lable at preu ts hostess. Don Rickles discusses
lime. hairdressing with expert Vidal Sas-0 @ (3) l)lt &lr1: (C) (30) $000.
"When inRome." Ann Marie Is over· I ~ Nen (C) Joyed 1t 1 chance to do a movie for 6 This Day 1968 (C)
f1med Italian director Vlttorio Bar· HM News
rini-until she 1ets the script ind Noticitro 34 (C)
teams that ~er role e1lls for a nude 11 ..... fJ M ...... (C) ... ..t 1 ....... _. scene. Bem1e Kopel! ind Carolan ·-,. o..... uui.:• n ..-"'"" Daniels are featured. Francis Lede-noon (1dventu11) 52 -R1y Mii·
ret guests. (R) land. Huih Marlowe. .. B@@ Tbt Tonlattt Show (C) &J True Adventure: (C) (30) Are-g Movie· "R11yttlm on the Rlw«"
Walkm ind Glau-Eatera." (R) (comedy) • ·~1n1 Ctosby, Mary
1:30 D 9 @ NlW SEASON Dnplt: M1rtin.
("C) (JO) "Public Aff1irs·DR·07.". In 0 !rn CJ) Joey lisllop sa... (C)
• dm.te with ~tical actlvists. m Movie: "l.arainJ, Inc." (GIY> Set. Friday and Officer Gannon de· tery) '42-Edward G. Robln10n, J1nt
fend their department a11inst Wyman.
char~es of brutality, Ineffectiveness lZ:lO m N1ked etty and 11norance. Jack Webb and Har·
ry Morren star. Anthony Eisley, 1:00 R Movie: "Thr• Secntl'* (drama)
St1cy S. Harris, ind Don Sturdy ·~H!anor P1rbr, Patriei1 Mui,
cvest. Ruth Rom1n.
0 cm Cil Dru• tfou9t• (C) (30) D Movie: .. 1\t SllanP.I Cobra"
Mrkeli1row hOsU. • (mysttfY) '4>-Sldney Toler, Join ~ Barcl1y. ..., News; (C) (30) Leny Burrell. I Comia11nltJ Bullean lolrd ID TraNI: (C) (30) "G1lw1y and N_, (C)
the Dying lslandi." (R) • Movie: ''follow Tlaat WoatH" m Local luue: KUHT, Houston. (m1$lert) '45 -Wiiiiam G1rr1n,
studies the attitudes of people In Maney Kelly.
Texas towns tow1rd school dese1r&-
aation since it was Imposed 14
years •ro. Smell sichool districb
ire also eX1mlned to detemtlne
111lutlons lo the problems th1t have
arisen.
1:30 m All-Nlattt sa.ow: "Hoty Mitri·
mony," "The Fiihtlnc 69th" •nd
"Dooov1n's Brain."
CB Adon ThNtn: "The Blick Dtv·
Ila of K.111."
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ud ~ Elllllbccai Baur--TuadaJ, Sept. 24 at 7:31 PM.
Bani f1ft-O, atanms Jack Loni ud ~
1--Mac:ArGl.r, 7.alll ud Kam FCM11--
nanc1a7, Sept. 2' at I PM.
Pictured here •re the names
and st•rs of CBS's new f•ll
primetime series, with air
date and time slot listed.
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'Be Good Gun, ltarrtna Bob Deanr, Berti Edelman ud Joyce
Vu Putm--W~, Sept. 25 at 1:31 PM.
loyce
Mazben7 RFD, muriaa Ken Bel'T)' and co-ctarrlaa Arleae Golonb
aad Budcl1 Fomr - -Monday, Sept. 23 1t 9 PM.
Blondie, stantq WUI HntdsJm,
Patricia HartJ, Jim Backm.
Peter Robbl111 alld Punda Ferdin - -
Tlsunday, Sept. 26 at 7:30 PM.
11N Don. Dar Show, 1tarr1111 Doris Da.11 aad
co-ctantnc Denver Pyle, Fran Ryu, Jama
Rampton, nJUp Bro"11 and Tod Stub--
Tuaday, Sept. 24 at 9:30 PM.
PROGRAMMERS
Ass ignments will be in such o.-eos as:
Advanced Systems Design
Thue aui9nments o n Collins technical steH will involve er•·
.tiv• d•1i9n work in the aru of adveneed col"\puter herdwere/
software 1y1tem1.
1/0 Programming
These positions will require solving of h•rdwer• interf•ce prob·
lems •mploying discs, disc: packs, tepH, teletypea, and CRT d•·
vlcH.
Software Programming
Openin9s for software programmers to participate in develop·
ln9 advanced software systems includh 9 operetin9 sysf•nu, •s·
Hmblen, interpreters, end simulators ue available.
Real Time Programming
A11i9nmenh for th•H posltlont will be on lar9e.1ceJ• system&
111d will involv• communication and mHsa9e switching operations
u well H date collection and dltMmin•tion 1hin9 m•c!:in•
len911•9•.
Direct Digital
Control Programming
D11tlH will Involve work on c;ompwter-conlroll•d factory m•·
chlnH and n11m•riuly-controll•d devlcH and proc•u control.
THE DAILY PILOT. lV WEEI<, SEPTEMBER 14, JMI
ENGINEERS
MOS . Logic Systems Designer
Project Engineer. RHponsible for development of MOS LSI ••
m .. t specific I communlc•! ion) compu l•tion/ conrtol •quipm•nt •Y•·
t•m requir•menh. Will be using computer programs In th• ana.
lysi1 a 'ld development of these advance IC compon•nh. Excep-
tional opportunity to merge the MOS procen and •pplicetlon of
LSI to dete·Ol·the·art systems.
BSEE I t ome logic desi91T' required. Pref., advanced de9r ..
and nperience in d igital circuit/logic applications.
Engineer Programmer
To develop inform•tion management pro9r•m1, date enelysie
programs end dul9n aids for MOS/semi.conductor RID end pro•
duc:tion facility.
Must be upeble of analyzing en9inHrin9 lmen•9ement prol>•
fems end developit1g c:omputer programs for their solullot1. Mutt
have e11perience in Hie Fortran len9uagea. Bachelor's degree mini•
mum requirement, ·
Design Systems
Poeitions are a¥8ilable for highly-experienced computer sy•t•m•
engineers who have mature backgrounds in hardware dui9n, 1oft.
ware duign, c:ommunicatlon1, me!hemefial ana!ysis, slmulaHon,
or preferably c:ombin•tion1 of t:1eu. Respon1ibilitie1 include th•
crution of functional specific:ations for hardware r d sofiwtrt
componenh of • geographic:ally distrib11ted, mutliproceuor c:om•
p11ting network a d the coordination of desi9n eHorh throu9ho11t
th• regio1U of the c:ompeny.
Systems Analysis
Computer system engineers are required for definition, model.
ing, 1imuletio11 and analy1i1 of l•rge·scal• mu lti-comput-er net·
workt. Th• applicant 1hould have from two to fi¥e v••n of In·
t•nsive .. perier.ce in the areas of applied mathematics, operetlo11
research, computer 1!m11lelion, combinatorics statistics, 4!nd n11meri·
, eel analysis and mutt have good knowledge of hardware/so(~
were implicetions in tystem d~sign.
All of the above programming openings will require previous pro9remmin9 exper·
ience, ""P'eferably on large-scale systems, plus a know:edge of Fortran or other computer
languages. A bachelors degree in math. en9ineering, or science is highly desirable but
not mandatory. Recent college graduates will be considered; however, these candidates
must have a record of outstanding academic achievement. -•-.-k-u .s. Citizensh:p Required
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SEPTEMBER 20
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 ''The House on Telegraph Hllr'
(mystery) '61-Richard Baaehart.
Valentina Cortesa. O "Hong Kong Aff1ir" (drama)
'58-Jack Kelly. "Mlrade of the
Bells" (drama) '48-Fred MacMur-
ray,
9:00 O Chaplin Cavalcade: "The Cure"
and "Easy Street." "Men About
Town" (comedy) '39-Jack Benny.
12:30 m ''The Fabulous Dorseys'' (mu-
sical) '45-Tommy and Jimmy Dor-
sey. ''The Kiiier Is looM'' (mys-
tery) '56-Joseph Cotten.
1:30 ID ''The lion Hu ·Wings'' (adven·
ture) '40 -Merle Oberon, Ralph Richardson.
•:30 R "four faces West" (western) •48 -Joel McCrea, Charles Bick·
ford.
O "No Time tor Sefgeants" (com·
edy) '58-Andy Griffith, Nick Ad-
ams.
&Il:J 'IHE HIGH CHAPARRAL
_.,.. Tame the frontier with tbs Can
HW ,.., non Ciani Lat!Erlcltaon,Camaron
•• ceu11 Mite ball, Linda Crfatal star.
EVEN I NG
6:00 fJ The Bi& News: (C) (60) Jerry
Dunphy. O Huntley-Brinkley Report (C) (30) IJ Steve Allen: (C) (90) Adding to
tonight's fun are Louis Nye, Sugar
Ray Robinson, comedian Sid Gould,
songstress Grace Markey and lady
boxer Gayle Vance. Gayle Vance Is
matched with Steve Allen in the
main event with referee Sugar Ray
Robinson. (R) O Six O'Clock Movie: ''The Shrike"
(drama) '55-Jose Ferrer, June Ally-
son. Examining physicians piece to·
gether the story of a Broadway pro·
ducer who attempts suicide when he
cannot break with his wife who
wants to possess him body and
soul. ID B.tm1n: (C) (30) "Hi-Diddle-
Riddle." The Riddler wreaks havoc
in the lives of Batman and Robin.
I Ci} Merv Griffin (C)
Whafs New?
Amor Sublime
6:30 I KNBC News Senice (C) (60) • The Groovy Show (C) (30)
L love Lucy (30) 00 McHale's Navy (30) ~ Huntley-Brinkley Report (C)
: Sacr1mento File: Newsmen lee
Nichols and political analyst Syd
Kossin report on this week's events
in the State Capital and interview
key political figures. m Noticiero 34 (C)
7:00 fJ ~ 00 CBS Evenin& News: (C)
(30) Walter Cronkite. 0 F Troop (C) (30) m Password (C) (30)
IElJ NAME OF THE UMI
~~ Premiere tonight' Every week a
111 tel.H 90·mlnuta motion picture about
the high-powered magazine world. Tony
NBC WEEK=
G) Glllig1n's l9'1nd (30)
~@ Clnem1 Showcut: "He
Rides Tall."
@) Making tht Most of M1turity:
"Your Doctor and You." M"arton
Marshall and two doctors stress the
importance of regular medical
check-ups for senior citizens. (R)
7:25@ (1) News (C)
7:30 tJ ~ (j) Tht Wild, Wild West:
(C) (60) Western adventure spy se-
ries starring Robert Conrad and
Ross Martin,· (R)
0 NEW SEASON High Ch1p1rr1I: ~ (60) ''The Stallion." An Indian
outbreak threatens to erupt when
Billy Blue Cannon and an Apache
boy fight over a prized horse.
Chatto, son of Chief Natchez, is un-
able to restrain a wild stallion he
ropes. When Billy Blue captures the
horse. Chatto feels his rightful
property has been confiscated and
steals it back. Cameron Mitchell,
Henry Darrow, Linda Cristal, Mark
Slade and Leif Erickson star. Clive
Clerk and Michael Keep guest.
0 LOST IN SPACE * is great on Ch. 5!
O Lost in Spice: (C) (60) "Space
Circus." Will nearly runs away with
an intergalactic circus. 0 @CV Off To See the Wimd:
(C) (60) "Tarzan, the Ape Man."
Denny Miller, Joanna Barnes. Cesare
Danova and Robert Douglas star In
the story ot Jane, her father and a
white hunter who attempt to find
the famed elephant's burial ground
and its ivory wealth. During their
search Tarzan rescues Jane from
a maddened elephant and gives her
FranclolB , Gene Barry and Hobart Flllt.L
are the stan who expose the lntrtguu of.
nauons and men The name of the game
these three ~>'81111 play Is axcltamentl"
refuge In his treetop home. There
Is an attack by the Kaluana tribe,
which Tarzan counters by rousing
the jungle's beasts to stampede, and
tile treasure hunters a;e trapped by
savage pygmies. (R)
O Million $ Movie: "You Clme
Arong" (comedy) '45-Robert Cum-
mings, Liz Sf.Ott. Story of three
av:ators, all heroes, who are as-
signed to a natlon·wide bond selling
tour under the guidance of a pretty
young lady. m Truth or C.nsequtnets: (C) (30)
Bob Barker hosts. Three contestants
try to guess the name of a movie
that coincides with costumes wom
i persons In the audience.
Pe Mason (60)
I stlctAl l Mtica: (C) Conolu·
slon. Gregory Peck and newsman
Howard K. Smith co·host this color-
ful look at the continent that com-
prises one.fifth of the Earth's land
surface. Petit narrates the docu-
mentary and Smith offers interpre-
tive commentary on major African
issues and challenges. m felipl Slnchez
8:00 m Hazel (C) (30) m Musica 'I &trellas Mussar1
8:30 f) ~ 00 Gomer Pyle: (C) (30)
Two holdup men take all the cash
from Goober's service station in
Mayberry, but they wait until
Gomer, filling in temporarily at the
station, has repaired their rackety
car so they can make a getaway.
(R)
0 ~ 00 PREM IERE Tht Name
Of the Game: (C) (90) "The Fear
of High Places." Jeff Dillon Is
(Continued)
II!I!IiJ STAil Tl.EK This show hu
~ lots of Entarprtse-11 t1lt11 you
~ way out. W1llJ1m Shalnar (Capt.
K.lrlt), Leonard Ntmoy IMr. Spocltl 11ar.
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 14, 1968
FRIDAY (Continued) stertlu the officers and crew on
&lven a c:ompromisln1 picture of a the brid&e of the U.S.S. Enterprise, ~P government official, but before but its disappe1!'3nce brinp th•
he can discover If the picture diacowry that Mr. Spock's b1'3ln
means blackmail or a d1n1erous has bHn removed with sur1lul per.
government scandal, his witness is fectron. William Shatner, Deforest
found dead. Ma11zine publisher Kel:ey and Leonard Nlmoy star.
Glenn Howard orders e full inv8'-Guest is Marl Dusay as Kara.
tl1atlon, durin1 which Dillon and I Gtofl!_ Putn1111 News (C) (60)
FBI Aient Russ Russell find clues @ l1J Judd for the DeflflM:
pointing to the gullt of top fa. ( ) (60) "To Kfll • Madman." Judd
shion models. Gene Barry, Tony defends an intellectual young men
Franciosa and Susan Saint James who's char1ed with the slaying of
star. Guests are Claudine longet. three youn1 girls Judd uses in hit
Jeanne Cuin, John Payne, Robert defense Elspeth Hanno. who claims
Webber, Z» Zia Gabor. and Jill she has extl'3StMOIY perception Len
Donahue. Birman, Carmen M1tthews, and Wll· U Tiit H1pp1 Wandtm1: (C) (30) liam Schallert guest (R)
"Oak Cleek Canyon." Featured In fJ ~Vlcllt ! Who Art Ult Jews?
this tour of Arizona's Oak Creek (C)60) Interviews with David Ben·
Canyon, setting for numerous mo-Gurion and Yael Dayan, dau1hter
lion pictures. is a look at Monte· of Moshe Dayan, Veteran c:ommen·
zuma's castle. tator Rod Macleish does the com· U @ Cil Man In 1 SultuM: (C) mentatlng. (R)
(60) "Why They Killed Nolan." Spy m Jacll Latham Newt (C) (60)
adventure series starrin1 Richard m LI Muleta de Cordoba (C)
Bradford. (R) 10:30 (D Ntw1 (C) (30) Bill Johns.
I Mm Griffin (C) (90) fil) Innovations: "Harmonic Drive."
Htwall Calli (C) (30) This h11h·ratio drive technique Is
SpeculatlOft: "The Stogies -A discussed by expert$ who point out
New Life Style?" A frank discusS1on opportunities for harnessing hat·
of swingln1 sin&1e life and unhappy monic drrve. Dr. Richard Brenn•
marrieds. Gues1s are lV producer man hosts
Laura Newman; wnler Rubin Car· m Donaji
son; NOFC President Richard Hoag· • , , .
land. and ps1chiatrisl Cart Younger. 11.00 IJ Eleven DC od Report (C) (30) CR) Jerry Dunphy.
-.. AJaarf:s Adams 0 KNBC Ntwi Service: (C) (30) ~ ·• Tom Brokaw. 9:00 e 9 (I) rnd•J Nllftt Movie: (C) I Alfred Hitchcock (30) ·~·~•ii 5.0." Thi$ two·~our feature News: (C) (30) Baxter Ward.
film 1s _the pilot for CBS s new show • Movie; "The Moon la Down"
that will premiere next week. Jack (drama) '43-Sir Cedric Hardwicke,
lord stars. Other re1ulars are Jam~ lee J. Cobb.
MacArthur, Zulu. ~m Fong, ~a111 m Donald O'Connor: (C) (90) Park~r. Mor1an White. and R1cha~d Guests for this evening are actress ~nmng. Nancy Kwan is featured. in Kaye Ballard. comic Stubby Kaye, ~his feature·len~h film. Th~ ser.1es recording artist James Darren. duel·
1s shot on location in Haw~1i, usmg ist·actor Raymond St. Jacques, and ~I tal~nt. The Hawa11 Ave-0 actor cart Betz.
polJC'.e unit does not operat~ on .a (D That Show: (C) (30) Joan Riv· prean~ level. When a crime 1.s ers is hostess. Godfrey Cambridge
committed that. involves state bus1· discusses dietin& with expert Jean
ness, whether 11 Is th~ murder of Nidetch.
e state offlclel or a m1ssing·person I~ NIWI (C) racke~ that .involves the state's 6 This Day 1961 (C)
boomm1 tounst Industry. the call KBAK Nftl
goes out for Hawaii Frve·O • Noticlero 34 (C)
I The Defenders (60) Amerlc.a! (C) (30) 11:15 m Dr. Tlrto del Junco (C)
El Mundo Ettl Loco 11:20 m Bo1to
9:30 O @ Cil Quns of Will Sonnttt: 11:30 tJ ~ovlt: (C) ,"M1rjort. Mornlnr-
(C) (30) "Ride the long Trail." WUI stu• (drama) 57-Natafte Wood.
and Jeff arrive in a strange town Gene Ke.!Jl.
to learn that James Sonnett has IJ@ l!J Tht Tonlpt Show (C)
been there before them and hu Movie: (C) "Desiree" (drama)
made an Implacable enemy. one-' Jean Simmons, Marlon Brando.
armed Sam Tumbau&h. Turnbau1h 0 @ ® Jo.r Bishop Show (C}
picks a fifhl with Jeff when he G) Movlt: (C) "Scudda-Hoo! Scud-
leams he is the son of tfle man d.·Hay!" ~musical) '4S-June Havlf,
who cost him his erm Will prevents Lon McAllister
Jeffs being killed and Tumbaulh Qi C1J frichy Movie: "lu~ty Men."
leaves, vowin& to rftum with anou1h 12:30 m Naked City
help to take ctre of the Sonnetts. 12:40 fJ Movie; (C) "Dauws of Blood"
Claude Akins 1uests (R) (spectacular) '61 -Jeann~ Crain, 0 NIWI: (C) (30) Larry Burrell. John Drew Barrymore.
ID Tiit RO(VIS (60) . 1:00 tJ Movlt: "Raffta" (comedy) '39
fil) "ET Pl~ae: ''.Vict~a Re~· -David Niven, Olivia de Havilland.
ne: Autumn. DIS<aeh, prune min· O Movi.! (C) HPerls Modell" (dra·
ister and diplomat, enters In the ma) '57-Madelelne Robinson Mlt·
third play. Prince Albert lakes 111 cha Auer. '
and dies. Cast: Queen Victoria I$ I Co11munitJ Bult.tin Board
Patricia Routled1e; Disraeli is Max News (C)
Adrian; end Prince Albert is Joa . Action T11t1h: "City of Mlssln1
chlm Hansen Girls "
10:00 0 ~@NEW SEASON SUr 1:30 m All·Nl&ht ~: '1imelablt,"
Trell; (C) (60) "Spock's Brain." A "St.Ilion Road," end "The Creepina
beeutlful women's &tlostly lma1el Unknown"
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rf~ht to change program-
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characters wtio art not sure wheth· I Ctnelandla er ther are IOPhera or Indians. 10:30 9 ()) labla11 / _.,..1 (C)
19 (i) Super , (C) • ns. ... (C)
• DQ ""'fl'KJ (C) I ,.lltaltic ,.... (C)
S.tud•J Thatre: "Yaqui ndlnlet (C)
Drums" and "Tht Enchanted VallfY." 11:00 00 Majer lAlpe laebalt:
I Cl) Caper c.tMos (C) ( ) ea ms to bt announced. Curt
Las ~ 1 UAld Gowdy, Jim SlmP*Ofl and Pel Wtt
l:JO 9 Cl) hp l•..,/INd IM-RMl9 art comrnentnn Tht Sandy .. HOWfE1 Koufax show holds forth for the !~ op c.t (C) first 15 minutes of the tefec:ast. ne ....... ., c• n 1i1ew1e: ""-f'lelt'• '"" <com-C> edy) '42-{)orothy Lamour, Wllllam D Mtwit: (C) "'T'9 Liit ~ Holden, Betty Hutton.
(adventure) '64 -Tony Russell, R @Cl),_,. ef 1111t ,....,.
6:501J Clwt Ua Tltls DaJ/NtwS (C) 1H•y&:::.~1t1afl ii Anni Tlllltrt: "Mid at the
7:00 IJ PREMIERE Jitllua Su111nw MR· 9:00 @ 00 T1tt f'llntltDMI (C) WOf'ld."
I• Show: (C) A .:lence series de-@(})Spider M1n (C) 11:3011~T11t Htrc.a.lda (C) voted to areat minds and areet Jldl u Linne: (C) f1tnU1 and A•1rlcu Budat111d: men of science and their contrtbu· exercise proaram. (g w th lck Cl1r1t.
tions to the field, with a guest !Caltlrraa D Movie: "T1lt sm of ...,.
audience of young students. 9:15 Movie: "Ow tteerts Wn (191Ctacul1r) '55-ludmllla Toh• D Blrd111an (C) oun1 111d ,.,.. (COflledy) '44--0111 rln1, Massimo Gerottl. IJ Campua '68: "Portrait of Ten· Russell, Diana Lynn, Char1ts Rur· 8:) hntltla Mllicau nyson." The life of Alfred Loni itu
Tennyson is reviewed through let· 9:301J QI CJ) Wldly Ra.: (C) Car·
ters and conversations with Emtr· toon senes with zany cars and /\rl I RNOON
son, Holmes. Lonafellow, Browning weird drivers. 12:0019 ([) SMmRI (C)
and others. 10 (])De lanan1 Splits <C> 12.:30 a ()) Jonnr QUiit (C)
7:30 IJ Su111mer l•rnlns;: (C) Educa· @ CV futlltlc YOJlll (C) flltn: "Ardlc Manhunt." Doc· tlonal seri~ produced In ~aocla· Action T1INtrt: (C) "Allu-Aku" umentary.
tion with Michigan State University. and "Dartt Journey." m 11• RtbboR Tillltre: "The B Super President (C) 8:) E1cm1a DIEJ (C) Aiilmala."
Mowlt: Hffo TIMt for Lift"' 10:00 IJ 9 Cl) T1lt Ardlie Sift: (C) cm rn r ......
{comedy) '43 -Claudette Colbert. • Cartoons series featurint Asthlt of 1:00 6 9 Cl) Nor1ll M.X.n Soc:ar
Ofred ~=~ .. (C) With P~ the comics and all his fr1enda. L.1'11 lia.,....lp C..: (C) n.. D @Cl)-.., tit lie CtMll' Tums to hlV'I been datermlned In feSSOf' Ch1r1es L Rulon, Instructor. Of Ille f.lrtll (C) last week's play.off pmes. m Mr. Wlsbbone (C) D Mowit: "Slloot...t It MtdldM ~ hit: ""-...... of Vlr&J•
7:45 m Slcnd Helrt (C) ....,.. (western) '57 -Randolph la (drama) '40 -Cary Grant.
1.-00 IJ 9 (()Go-Ce Goph1r1: (C) Scott. James Clair. Anrle Dlckln· Martha Scott.
Cartoon series aboot a pair son. D Mfttt: (C) "'Clll•ltJ JIM"
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APPLIANCES
''WE DISCOUNT THE
GOING PLACES"
• (musical) ·~rts Day, Howard
Keef, Ptllllp Carey.
10plnl'8: ............ (C)
LI M.a.ta • C.rMa (C)
1:15 tnl(J)NCM fHtblll: <C)
San 1iiM at Stanfold.
1:JO m M9wlt: <C> ""-...-. ....-Cdr.ma> '59--.\vl Ganin«, Anthony
Francloa.
%:00 0 c..,.1p ud e. ....... (C) m Cert Ht Tllt1~: "Two Gun
Lady " u (i) , .. " Alt"*"-• (C) 2:30 D r... Scipe: (C) "Athletes for • Better America.,,
0 MoM: (C) "Whitt F•the('
(western) '55 -R~ Warner,
John Lund Debra Papt.
3:00 IJ d.!°"' Diet (C) 0 · USA: (C) "Salad
Greens." laif Ericbon, 1uthorlty
on salads (1nd star of NBC.1V'1
The Hl&fl Chaparral), dlscussea ind
demonstrates the preparation of
salads from teed to salad bowl. (R)
I Amor SUbll ..
3:30 9 ()) Tiie Lent Ranaw (C) Movie: (C) "'T't Blue Vair
(drama) '51-Jane Wyman, Charin
1 llu&hton, Joen Blondell. Woman
finds puc:e of mind In th• atlf.
ucriflclq career of btlnr a dlll·
dren's nur9. D Tlte Outdoorunan: (C) "Arctic
Cfrclt Trophy Flshin&." Joe Fosa
hosb. m ::r 111u1rr. (C) "Th• last of
::; Mohicans." With Josi Man:o. ~ l(i)f-... (C) 4:00 lilMdlr /Outaidtr (C)
Th l'lof••11 * (C) "Ro-
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$pOft from the viewpoint of a pn>-
fmlon1I. IJ Clalrlle Chia QI (i) Feebn: (C) "A Child
tfle ~."
4:JO. ~=-(C} Jere Wltttr hosts. II Thia Welk 111 tilt NFL: (C) Dur·
Inf the NFL •ton, thn 11 1tw.yi
one fadof each week th1t becomes
the domln1nt news. Thia pn>er1m
1nalyz• whit cau• the lirnffl·
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St.we Allen challenps MlnnetOta
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Interviews Noel Gef"IOn, 1uthor of
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Ei1A1iMe (C) IJ a.. atr. (C) (60) Sim Rlddle
5:00 1J s..i Weaderful Nipta: (C) hosts.
Preview of the new fill *tOn on I lZ O'aoct Hlati (60)
CBS. (R) ~ n.tre Cl _..llnf Frtefr. (C) Edwin R&b Rwt.w: "Saftty In Nucl•r
Newm1n hosb.. Powerpl1nts." Or. Albert Hibbs and n Aft ,.... of u.. Welk:: (C) In Atomic Enero Commlulon ,..
Outstandlna filmed action hiitlllatits re.rtatiY9 dilcuu ufaty precau·
from whit •perts consider the tioM In rtnmle pl1nta. (R)
best Aft. pme of the week. 6:30 D IOtlC Satu~ay ~ (C) (30)
D fm ~AIC't Wide W.td tf Jess Marlow. ~ U.S.. Men's Olympic U MeloctJ Randi: (C) (60) The
Track an Atld Trials from South Ch1p1rral BrottlatS cuest
like T1hoe, Clllfomla. Jim Mcl<IJ D ~ n..tre: (C) (60) "le-
hosts. mth1n Five." Arthur Kennedy, An·
I WeodJ Woodbwy (C) drw Duwn, Harold J. ~ne lltr.
1"9Clt Wu It murder or suicide as tow
(1) Ca•Plfl'I ind c.dlcldtl scientists ind a au•rd are trapped
uncteraround and dedde one must
llad rerapectln: "The die to save o.yaen fOf the othn?
SchoolL" A panel of black and I a.,.nne (60) wfllte jo4Jmallsts question a local ~Car Md Tl'Kll (C)
edue1tor on tMdllnr lnequlU. In ltowln Md Mlltia (C)
the atiatto. (R) 7:00 Cl) cas &en1111 ,.._ (C)
mJ AllAM 12 Drw.maa about two
matm ~tralJDCl whaw !Db ta Ill
IV.Ch the IC8D9 of the traubJe
ck Webb la 11UCulin producer.
E!I!J llT DIAJITI Dan A.WU
cama ti.ck u the nat-.o-Sawt
apy. Would you beJlna h1' I DOI
CID -lid.I? Berbu9 Faldan CO-llan.
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 14. 1968
@>) Ropr Mudd. a 1011C ~ <C> <30> Bob
Wrflht hocts. 0 Deetll Valle, Daya: (C) (30)
•io-ne Fut lnJun." When 1 popular
but unlucky miner sllrts wlnnln1
beb he 1111> beclns to '°" his friends. The llk11ble min«, Jesse.
loses most of his Cold from Moore's
Rats. a Mother lode town, by
bettina on anythini from cards to
foot races. He loses constantly to
Gopher Green. and this bothers him
becau• Green etoeta. Jesse beb
th1t Cherokee Bob, an lndl1n, is
faster than Bl1 Jim, the town's foot
race champ. The more Cherokee
Bob wins races, the more friends
Jesse loses, and he values them
more than money. Dub Taylor, Wal-
tllf Burke, Don Hauerty and Rob·
ert Sorrel Is star.
I 51llpn't Island (30)
(}) AnllcMlr AdNnture (C)
httlm tor llwin1
l't.,inl Ult bftlr (R)
1 ·2·3-4-5 • '°""°
7:30 fJ Qi Cl) The Prisoner. (C} (6d)
The Prisoner comes to the end of
his arduous ordeab and Is offered
his freedom In the final episode of
th• series. The scene shifts from
the Vlll11e to a mpteriot.ls wor1d
beneath the surface of the Earth
where The Priaoner is proclaimed
a man who has earned the riaht to
be an individual, ind Is offered the
leadenhlp of the communl~. He
then must decide whether he wants
to accept tht mantle of president
or retum to the wor1d he once
knew. Leo McKtm, Kenneth Griffltll
and Alexis Kanner are featured..
ID mmTAllllMlll.MVDl
~ Widow Rap• L1ng1 1b11 .. a
~ 11uld1 call1g1 with gba11
Edwud Mulhare. Sptrtl9d, romantic 11111.
0 Qt (j) PIDllOE M.19'12: (C)
(30) "l.ot·Ooe.'' A hlah·sc>eed auto
cha11, the capture of two robbefy
suspect.a and the savina of a child' 1
lift throu&h mouth·b>mouth l'llUa.
citation hlahllaht this Pftmln
episode of the series aboUt two
uniformed members of the Los An·
iel• Police Otplrtment Martin
Milner 1s Pete Milloy, and Kint
McCord is Jim Reed. Incidents In
the proeram are b11ed on fact and
adapted from the files of the LAPO. e Mewie: .,.nconci....,.. cactven·
tu re) '4 7 -Gary Cooper, Paulette
Goddard. In 1763, patriotic captlln
from Vlrainia frees Fort Pitt from
threats of murderous Indians and
treacherous whites. 0 (i7) Cil The Datin1 5a~ (C)
2) Jim Lange hosts.
MUllon $ Movie: "A CUd It
ltln(' (drama) '63-8urt LI~
caster, Judy Gar1and, Gena Row·
lands. Steven Hill. A tX>Uchlng dra·
ma of retardad .clllJdren as a psy-
chol()fist superintendent of a state
Institution attempts to create new
methods of trainina and teachlna.
I TrvUt or Consequences (C) (30)
Sci-A Tlleatr. (C) (30)
The llbie AnlWtr1
Local lsaue: KUHT, Houston,
studies the attitudes of people In
Texas toward school desearegation lince It was Imposed 14 ,.ers •co.
Also examined a~ the small school
districts in an attempt to detennlne
the solutions to problems that hM
1ri1tn. (R)
1:00 0 Q) (i) NEW SEASON 5•t
Smrt: (Cj (30) ''The Impossible
Mission." The Chief assi(JIS 86
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and 99 to retrieve a deadly scien-
tific theofY from KAOS.. The hunt
leads the pair to • television stu-
dio where they Join 1 show cast
In en effort to spot the KAOS •rents possesslne the thec>fY. KAOS
trips the two In • TV control booth,
end with deeth epparentty et hend,
Mu admits he loves 99 end would
merry her If only there were a way
to escepe. Thet Is ell 99 needs.
She hu no Intentions of lettin1
Smtrt wla1• out of his propose!.
Btr111r1 Feldon, Don Adems, Ed
Platt star.
m t17} (]) Tiie NNl)wd la-=
{fO) Jim Lanre hosts.
Movie: "Odd Men Oat" (mys.
tery) '47 -Jemes Meson, Robert
Newton. Leader ot an Irish unct.-
rround movement, seriously wound·
ed when staelnr a holdup for funds,
Is hunted by the police. OJ Bud! Owens Sllow (C) (30)
fil) NET Journel: "Justice end the ~ Sllpl'lme CoUrt Jusflce Wil-
liam o. Dourlu ruesta. (R)
I!) Nuen Cltl Mualcal
l:30 fJ 9 (i) ,., 11nt Sons: (C)
(30) Tull end his do( Tramp fol·
low a movl•star mep and wind up
spendlnf the day et a movie studio
wlth"est Zsa Zsa Gabor. (R) 0 @PREMIERE 1lle 8lloll
and 11 Mlllr: (C) (30) A yocJnf
widow and her two children move
Into 1 New Enitand cottap, only
to find it occupied by the queml-
some fhost of Its former owner, 1
19th-century .. captain. The Clp-
taln's dls;ilaesure with the lnvtd·
era quickly becomes evident with
his rislni temper ind the ~
HEATHKlr
rlous happenlnp he en&lneers In D t17} CJ) .... .,._. hlace: (C) IJ WtellMd ..._ (C) Keith Mc-
Gull Cottap. Hope Lenp Is Mra. {60) l>On Adams hosts. He ls~ntd Sil.
Muir, Edward Mulhare Is Clptaln by Nancy Slnetnl, KaJe Bella The 8) a-. ~ "Captain Sir·
G,.g. The two Muir chlldrw\ ere Klnf Family and h~ er Of:t#' and "Murder Wiii Out"
portrayed by Harten Clrraher and Jany Quany and his lilltr, Dllnna. 9 (j) ~ n.n: '11lt
Kellie Aenapn. Reta Shaw la (R) Mole~·
Martha, the houllbeper. OJ E'nMll TIM sa.. (C) (30) ,;am.............._ -.a-. ...,
I (HJ ~•a Well (C) (60) fJ II-= (C) (30) I.any BumlL ~ - -"Cfy 1111 :.lo M .... Sllow (C) (30) . G> IA T-'I 11:15 Rf.._ 5Z ~ "nll'
9:00 IJ a (j) ltopa'a Hertel: <C> 1ct00 B 9 ())Maull: CC> <60> o. rlild1r,111Ill" (dra.=, ·~·'
• (30) The Allied Hlcti Command t.cttve -* atarrinc Mlke eon. Newman, Brian llfMra
orders Hopn to escepe from Stll•f "°" end Joeeph Campenella. (R) RUlh. The ltlMy of a yocJftl m111'1
13 Ind return home to the United n Dr. llldlre: (60) "Gift of the love •ff•lra ttlat ... l'MltMtld bf states. (R) l{OOdjanuk." his llr\&lllel and ..,_to._...
0 @ CI) NEW SUD S1tun1q B Mtwle: ....,. '5t'" (drama) • part of PMldllpllil'a Main U... lifatst at the Morill: it) "'ltcW' ·~rt Jursena, Pltrim Hell, ~-
(classic) '64-Rlchard Burton P• Samanth• Eaflr, Ian Btnnet1, Bel-D SltwdlJ "-MIN: (C) ,_
tar O'Toole, Sir John GlelfUd, 'Pam-trix Lehmann. ~ny 'iiM' (apectacular) 'S2 -RDbert
el• Brown Sir Donald Wolflt "'•r-blind wtfe of en lndUltr1allst tries Taylor, Dtborah Kerr, Pa Ultlaow,
aha Hunt.' Paola Stoppa. This Is to pluf l•P In her memory that la Leo Gean. The trtumpllaftt wantor
the film version of Jean Anollh's responsible for her non-vision. E19' retumt to Rome wlttl his I ......
pro.poem drama about the rel•· alfht Is restored wfltn she dllCCMrl aeekln1 tllt pltl.,,. of tilt dtJ,
tlonshlp between the 12th-century her husblnd and. rounaer llater 11'9 but fells In kM wftll • dwoUt
pleasure-lovlnr Klnf Hanry II of havln1 an affair. Cllri1tlln and coma 1D the .,_
En(fand and his friend, Thomas m "'-: (C) (30) alft Kht. of the "nidlcal" cWt tblt tlle Em-
Becket, whom he later named to the OJ Cera Corral {C) (30) peror h11 vOftd 1D deltroJ.
post of Archbishop of Clntert>ury. fil) 1J Dllland 11:30 E TMtrt , ....
Edward Anhalt's scnenpley was di-I!)._· de Mab 11:50 D llolle: (C) .,..,. Clllt"
=ntby Peter Glenville fOf' Par-lO:lO D ..., 8rllr (C) (30) • (fiOnor} ·~w Lee.
I Stooetun F111lly S11ow (C) (30) m JM Pr-(C) (2 hr.) 1%.-GD D DllC llRI ~ (C) (30)
NET Flltlval: "Olympiad 1936." OJ CoatrJ-W.W. Sllow (C) (30) fcifn Brobw. oo cm (]) SatmdlJ "'Pt fUd: "No a! rn "'-<C> el NodMs Tlpltial ~wn Payment." 12:30D1lle , ..... S111w (C)
t-.30 tJ a (j) htticoet Jvndlon: <C> 11:00 tJ a-O'Caodt lttport <C> m ..... '"'
(30) Kate Bradley talks Sam Druck-Clete Roberts. 1'15 II MIN: "n11 H.mc.t" (dri-
er into lettin1 Bobbit Jo and her U Mowlt: ...,.. U_.. (mya. • me) '37---0on>ttiy Lamour Joll Haft. new romance, Jeff PowtrS (Geoff tery) •45 -Joel Mc:Crte Hert>trt '
Edwards, Los Anptes dltc jockey), Marshall Gall RUSllll Str~np boy 1:30 OJ AIMltpt Sllew: "Subw., In tM
put out an issue of Sam's Hooter-and va~nt hou'9 haunt rouni p-Siij," ''fluJ Mertln,'' and "Nltllt·
ville Guardian as part of thel emess when tu1111don of murder mart."
journalism course. (R) points to master of tile houa. 2:JO D Adlwtlll• et Ill ....., (C)
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