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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER'. ff, '1968· 10~ May Be-Worth $1 Milli.on
VOL II, HO. JU, 4. S•CTIOJlll, '4 PAO•I
Cleaver Get·s l Class
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, PanM ,. iReilgt:Utii~it~/t1ied . llt1l>f-e~~~~ LO.lL~ (UPI) -'tidrtdge oational procee,.s in calllornia and an i!!Jl..J.fi/:»liiil...r.ffy. I
Cleaver, the oonO::vvtr:sial Black Pan. perb.aps, the .cdllllry." O&aver aid. doo.'t have lti.e allgbtest idea what be
t:her leader 1Vbo-~ wm. •pproval ''.It's jw:t . a Fellection of b0w1 hypo.. wiH do, but it wt.II, be unptecedented,
from · ttie Uijlv,~!Y i/. :caui!""'la· critical. 41\d .. demagogic pQJ!t1clan.s 1 C::.";!r Y~~. hh~~~r. he would
Board al ReP\IS to. llP!alt <>nee on ?"' w~ hyst.ria, abide by the d<ciS!Olf In impending
tJ:ie Bp°ke~y campus, '1.i..id tbe dee!-j<But ibsolar .as 'the action ~ conwlllaltions wtih f<aeulty members
s1on M a slight ,.V'l.ctorJ, but Dot short of ~hat Gov. RonM:l Reagan and students.
an UL~ulvoc~ one.. , · was demandin(, it was a· vicrory," "I didn't ask the university fO't"
Claver; 33, w.ho ~riglMD.y b~d been he added. . anything; I was approached by stu-sel~ed ~y a flactilty committee to The Peace and Freedom party's dents," he said .... And I wil! go on
de!lver a set of I~ lectures on racism, calliidate for the presidency ea.id be the basis of itheir decision. But I do
831d ~ ~egents ~ecl.ston definitely has no doubbl that Reatan will tll:ke feel that this is information that has
was a limit which virtue.11)1' destroyed further ateps to preclude his speak-to ~ oUt. We'll get it out either
the course. ing at Berkeley. 00 campuis or on the street.
1'.lt was a defeat for academic ~ "Reapc is enough of an oppor-"If we are limited and the students
dom, treedom d 5peedJ and the edu-ilmist· t.o force the legislature to start and faculty decide to give just one
lecture, ~·u give just one. But it
won't be on racism. It will be on
Fran~l·ne Flustered the Influence of grade 'B' movies on the American mentality using Rea-
gcm's career as the text."
Her Day Off Disappoints 15,000
NEW YORK (AP) -Francine Gott.
fried, the lll06t popular IBM nw:hine
opmilo< m Wall Street, d!Bappointed
an estimated 15,000 men Friday. She
didn't thcM" up tor work.
The crowd, up fr.om a mere tratfic-
jrarnming 5,000 who turned out Thurs-
day, beflan gathering ., early as 9
a.m. spurred by news reports ol the
&ellilallm caa...i by the .._ silapely
bnl:oe'tte'a dlli.ly stroll to wort:.
But Mias Gcttfried, 21, "W'ho's 5-feet·
4 and meaStre 43-25-37, was home in
:ii-. "We JllW' her the cloy o!J
arid lhe'll be oil Mon<lay and Tuesday,
too," 1aid a spokesman for the bo.nk.
wt....6i>e'Wl'l<a.
~ of the spectaculM appear-
ance -of Miu Gottfried, wno usually
emerges bun the Broad Street sub-
way exit rat 1:28 p.m. on her way to
report fior the afternooc stlift, had
circulated t:1rougt1 the district for two
'weeks.
1 Clerks ..:1 bankers, broker• and
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err.am. boys h6d been arrangjng tfleir
lunch hours 60 they woold be free to
see MiS& Gottfried, who favors tiglit-
fitt.ing sweaters and blouses and walk!
briskly to her job.
"It's all craey," l!lhe commented
again Friday. ''These people have ell
Uie re,!,\)On.Sil)llity of hand1ing million•:
oC dollars and they act like they're out
of their mind! ...
By not &'Mg to work, she Jllissej
the sigllt ol a building • c. . bWding
crowd oC girl watchers end a bamer
which someooe OOng out saying '"We
Love You..''
Police said br car roofs crumpled
bun the weight ol. excited spectators
who clitrt>ed atop for 1 betletview.
Meanwlli.Ie the bank 1118id MMis Gott:
fried would oot lose her job over tile
commotion. But llhe sak1 her employ-
ers "sa,y I must tiry to find anott>er
way to get to w"'1t without using that
subwey 1U\tioo •••
li'.uture Looking Bright
Dean Willsford, one of a dozen ath·
letic giants from the Orange Coast
area who scaled
aunt Olympus, Is
eatured today in
special pre-
lympics series on
e Olyq:ipians.
It's ~ begtn·
ning of exciting
ally coveI""age of
the 19th Olympiad
ou'll find in the
AIL Y PILOT, Or·
ge County's only
ewspap:er to send
"your man in Mexico City" to the
Olympic Games for exclusive cov-
erage. .
WUlefurd plays it tough when the
name oC the g.ame is water polo. See.
his stay t.oday on Page 13.
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LOST ART TREASURE FOUND IN COSTA MESA?
Newport'• Fred Scopoc:1u S..rch .. for Answer
NewJ!.~rt Man's Painting
May Be Worth $1 Million
By PAMELA POWELL
Of "" DmllJ "'"" lt•ff
An unsigned painting purchased for
$20 in a Costa Mesa garage sale might
bring a Newport Beach man between
'250,000 and $1 lllillkm.
"It wu just ftting on tile Ooor ol
the garage and I lbought, sioce I'm
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kind ol an amoteur artist, that it
mig!!t be good c. copy, satd Fred
Scopacasa ol his find . "I never
thought it coo.ld be an original
Raphael."
Supportms t1ie 11eue1 that lh• 1o1-
tered work. of art could have been
paint.<! by Raphael or one of his
students ere various art critics, tri ..
eluding Fredrick Anton , CUNt'Or of t21e
Loo AzlieieaMuoewn of Al'l
Air Cal Gets New $4 Million 'Bird'
"He told us be wa.s of t.hfl opinion
ht it was either a Rrephael or one of
6u -. .... If K was clone by • It•·
der\t the pajDling M>IJ!d be Warth
between $250,00 a'1d '500,000 hi .!Is
pr eJ en t condition ," 1 a Id
Scopocasa. "But if it's sn 1ctual
~I. tl>en ~e oaid It could go
anywhere above a million dol1Ar1."
By THOMAS llEEVIL
Air Callfornl.a'1 chief pilot, stoc:lcy,
crew<Ut John TUcker, touched a
bran! now $1 mll\1°" p1-down a\
Orange County Ah;>o<t thil ..,..I<.
"' he luied Che Bnelni 717 Into • parltlng 1pot, Air Cal" ground peraon·
net rushed oat to take a look at the
-bird -the litft 717 in hlstoty to
hear the di>UncUve black oncl orange
point _,.. -lllMD It u a ~~ ... ~-Air
~ 1'.-and bh i.u.+ Air
Cal pUotl ..,.,. happy about the pial)e,
the peraOUMl on the frouod 1m1Jed ~
pectanU, when Ibey uw it -and Air
Cal'• ezecutive1 viewed Jt a1 oae more
...... to think both oothllliutically
and big al>ocrt the alrllne'1 lutun.
Balo... the tab«! ;attem lr<m
Orange County Alrpori, !host c1u._
who have been f?«linf and shaklnl
!lru and flllnC iawwuhl OVel' air nolte
. may not r;roet the new Air. calilcrnlA
fleet with llUdi enthumtan. Still, the
!using " up to sill "' the 1PAnkJ!lg. new 7371, it appears, may foe t
prHent evto reduce lnltead. o1. '
crease tome of ttie discomfiture
created by the Whine of jet engines.
At least tbat'' what Boe.in: aod Air
Calllomla ollld4!t maintain.
Tb<!y 1ay the 73'1 will cany more
pusenge:r1 tban the Dougtag-made
DC-91 now lo use and that tl\eJ wlll
cUmb a little hiiher in a li'tl.l.e lest
tbne -tblfs rednclng aome"Wtlat tbe
jet noise heard OJl the ground.
No malt.r What. the mood at Air Cai
11 ballilb. Wbile controyeny upon «>•·
tnMny nrlrls .,,,..d Orange '(Joun.
11'• pr .. oot and future air needJ, Air
Calilom!A quieti)' and coalldenlly plots
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' an expansion pattern without even
entering into the tray.
Take equipment, for example.
Air Callfornla has been O{>efating
with four prop.jet Electras and two
pure·Jet DC·9s. The Electras bold
about 90 passengers. the DC9s '85.
By J"'ar'1 •nd, All' Cal expe<u 14
have six of tfle spanking-new, llS.
pa.ssenger Boetn.g 737s in operation
along with ttr ... and possibly lour, J
the Eleotras. This will be ac ..
compl!shed bi a aomew!tat com·
piicawd lou!n« prosram with the llrm
Eown as GAfti'BOotbe, a sober but
(See AIR CAL, Pare I) . ..
The present condition cl t b e
myfA«ioul work W not good . .Not oo:i,
are there tell-.Xe stains al age and
previoua oho,., but the color h ... lad·
ed .., hod11 -the rodisll -· one o1 Raphael'• d.tdngutJhklrr stgns, ii
alm<11t lnvlolble,
AD four .........., ..., cracked Obi
peeled and the 4isltttst nudge CHIU
a ril>Pie,ol er-. 'l1le wwk could be'
...,,tored, bu! the problem• are aevere.
It could be lllll>Ped to ~ mast.r in
Europe --1if UIO one ol ..Vora! tochnlquea. ll•· could o!tller peillt
direo'1J: on t.he old canvu or 1u.lnc a ~see PAINTING, Pal• I)
s~~ttie '.Writes.:~
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'Beard' ·Book ..
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81 ARTHUR R. ,,VINSEL
I Of .... -·"""-l lllf • I ;
A State Senate inV.stlgattv;, .com-
mittee roport on the Cj)illrov.nia( Pio¥
''The Beard," was released Fri~·ay -
ml availabi<\ to anyone by moll,
r.egardless di. aige.
The 20IJ.poce booklet is a com-·
!>Uation of !>to cloys ol l/earings ia.t
Jaouory into pr'oduction of tile •""'lt·
~:J!_Y at Cali!ol'llia State Colli,.
It also cmta.ins e five-point state-
ment that tells it like it is , was aJit
eventllally may be, if the state colle&e
~ doesnt' clean up IU ect.
· Chainnan James E. 'Wtletmore (:S..
Fullerton) and four panel membe11,
iociuding Sen. John G. Schmitz (R·
TusWI) didn't pu,.y!oot around In
critJcWng Michael McCilre'a play u
ci>scene. . 4 Among 9ther thll1g1, the formtl" Beat 1Ger>eratioo poet·'s sbort ~
depicts Billy the Kid and Jean Harlow
eng31&ing in an oral sex act. · ·
'n1' committee's condensation of the
m'lltluscr.ipt, comprised ol proftanitJ,
g.amey language .and other ruch
discourse -thort· enough to avo{d ~t problems .and royalties to
M.cClure :_ also includes three photos
of the cllrnactic finish . ., ·
Tho bulk of the oa<dl>oord.i..u.r
rolume ie testimony tak'n during the'
twt><!ay session, plus i n c i d e n t a 1
resiqlutions and otiher m a t e r i a I I'
germgne to Ile contrWer!y 'aver •1be
Bear4:'' · · ·
F:~gs ol. the lnvestigQtioo are
any\hlng but compibn.-y to Cal
State Fullerton and indicate a growin~g
threat ol political intervention in
.aaidem.ic circles.
Criticism W9s also levelled at pro.
duction a year eiarllet-at Cat State
Fullerton ol "The Dutchman," a p1'f
(See BEARD, Page l) '
Orange
Weatlw!r
Indian summer will be 1n full
1wtng lh.11 weekend. The wet.lb·
erman calls for mo 1 tl y ta'f
weather along the c:oart will
onl1 a whiff of earl1 marnint toc.
INSIDE TOD Al'
Tll< first bia W<ekend of foo~
ball on Ult Oren~• COOll u i•
full taofng, .olth F'ridoy nfght'•
opntng high school '"""'' rt-pot"ted fM todaJl'I aporU ltCdon,
' Pog<1 13-16.
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2 0-'!LY PILOT
ft•• P.,e I
--•eln"' -pool Jonu, G lllt on cmnpu cl. tbl
Analla !l'ree Prtea ···-· jptollecl coacl-ol Wbelmon'I
Speda1 OolpmltUe • 4 ...,_hie l'tlJI. plal lldo -.. -: .
) No one oo the • ca\ Sla1' porton _. -wllJlat lo..,.
......... ""tty for actlvtlle• lbere. .,.,.. " 'f ·; Dr; W'I' ..
...,....i, ._....u, leell UUle If
DY ?eJpOOilblllty tor creatllia or
polDColWlCe ol a c:ompus morallty.
i) Tiie -nt bollJ, faculty ond ad· nblllllalloa -11 clOMd ranb
• --"""pl'Clloct -le -re rt di "The Beard." and wll•, -n. DmctmMln "
4) Dr. l'IDCl<b'f -lo prohibit .. ol tbe !l'ree Prell ... ..,,..,.,
fboa lie llu tl>e power to.do oo ond It
~--.ouch u tboae ll6c'ld in '"The Beant. H
I) The Ce! Stale F'ullo-ad-
rnlaistretion and professors appear to
Piece themselves and their judgment
...... ond beyond the! Of tile
'Wdebn Md the pd>llc:.
, ~-ore_, tllen predictod
---aJaa& lllCh lines, -1 I» Rite college system cur hi itself or
lho rUI are elfectlve!J drawn ID by
9aa...,,
'"lbeno ts no ~ but -It
""'uld be fw belier lo law the ad· mi.nl1tratlon accept their
rapcmdbilities Md put an end to this
JOrtol conduct tbemselves," the group -· "But it they do not," the an-"""1••""' "there II ~Q
.-.!dbl but a. ii;' teghtib's wm
gbtty or wrongly, and do it
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Coot ol the lniUal public3tinn of 1.000
....., ol the ..-nltlee report ,....
.. d~ l"llclo!r. -of the ~.;=:_ ::~:::
is ~ a to seek an alloca-
tor a riew printing, posslbJy set. • t.. fer purdJ 111 ol. one oi tbe
5 .._11.
oning bf newsmen f n emo Friday led to Whetmore's
*'ttt.ln& tblt orders by mail for tile
~ .; II 't llJI --br-.,.-.
"It thiJ proper?" ooe rep<rter ask-
ed.
"U II u pOolible for lhe colleget Ill
-cdlegoe lddl to ..... tl>en )'00
oewapaper ~le and others ~
1ee wbM ae, are expoa:ed. tO,'' Whet·
more nipUod.
-Preeldent pro tern Hugh M. Bmna, (D·~l ..,. lit1lng beside
WbG>or• Olld otfered .. e>pl-lar ... nltty.gritiY bondlmg of tile suJ>.
lect ot bal>cl.
"You"WI p 'to Wiike 'em and shake
'em up," he aid, "you've cot to call a
spode a spode. n
~ tbe .,. luue, • Wbet-
IDClre aide in Fullerb:lll said today she
loll ...,,. curi>s woold """' Ill be
wuVd out, _,di liUle can he done
oo lbe mall order upecl
"I'd bate to tee a sUry come out
1lltl1dl would m·ate tt aeem to defeat
l1I' whole purpose," she said, "we
don't wut 4beae Ill fall into the WTOOg
llonda."
The ~ releue llrued F'riOly
mim>red a tlnat poeed by Wbetmore
-Ill tbe week wbm be said <OD-11DuiDC cleYelo!nenla at the University
d Ca1ilGnli& could 1-1 to a cut-<11 ID -'Ibe statement FrJda.y aeJd a level of
ffmpus <mduct e<nnp0tible -
pabtic appoovel 11 a must, otherwise
tupo,.,. will qty rel'11e Ill 111!>-
part Ibo oyllem.
Elthl --at discipline "" mllep ll)'ltem. Ollllpaset were in·
kvduced tbts yew u • direel retrU1t of
.. furor ""'8led by ._,,g ol "The
Bani'' before.-invtted awlenee.
-ol the meu.,... -rangini: rr.m pinning the blame fOr a bad
IC.hool lmage on the president. to man·
-.Y ...W ol *<lenls ond faculty
f<r a YWlety of ...clvll!u -died ID tile -If.
The bills ...... ilaWlchli cppotecl by
many advocates of the state college
&Yi!em, but Wbelmoh predlcted tbat
-fac\llty members DOW sileDt m CUllpll control mUlt 1oon
loin 1111 -r o1 fhlnldnc.
"Most faculty member1 feel. un-
denhmdol>l:J, !hit tl>ey """1d nther
not ,.t mixed i., ID these matters at
all and lhll attitude -until recmtly-
ba1 probal>IJ been saUsfedory," he
aaid.
'"lbis mejcriy bu -anl;y two altemativea -eitner to make their
thinking Down and stop these campus
lncldtnta. or conUoue to be silent," be
continued.
He uJd tlM later CO\U'P would
amount to tacit approval •nd <Dl•
aequentl)' permit tbe ltMe college aod
lmivertily syat.eru to d e s t r o y
--IU!c:ldally. ~ --the lltrlng of ~ Cleev•, Bi.ct Panther m•nt-GI lnfcrmuton, u • UC
Berk*y -· ud tmplofm<ml ol UC San Diego prole1oor Hert.rt
Marcua.
MatWWW fl a IOdeillt, wbo, Wbet·
.,_ -lld -ID the -k, is odW>c1illlC • IUuol tlld moral
--J'OUlll that '"' !cu ... -le!! 1'llJ' ol Ill• ....n.
Tree Kills Logger
COVELO (AP) -Lane Elt!J, 11, o1
C«mwood. died FlidliY ~ o1 In·
jmiN IU!f...i ID a Joallil --,__,_lion. A-~
ltlllnl -r ""aJld ..,ed .. lllm. ' . . '
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AIR CAL AVOIDS OEBATE, CONFIDENTLY PLANS FOR FUTURE
Chief Piiot Tucker, Chief Stew Sandy Foley and New 711
From Page 1
AIR -CALIFORNIA~ NEW" .JE-T • • •
swingillg financial
spedall:es in leasing
tl'ansportation a n d
equipment.
group that
of high-priced
computer.type
new Oakland and San Jose routes in
full swing -the airline carried more
than 70,000 passengers in a single
month .
Still more expansion ls in the cards, GATZ/Bootlle will buy all of Air although most of Air Cal's spreading
· Cal's equ.iprnent -the two DC·9s and business wtll fly in and out of airports
the four Eleotras -then lease a new other than Orange County, ·according
fleet back, tbus saving Air Cal the to Dudley Miller-, the a i r l i n e • s
burden of ' deep financial ?unge and marketing vice president.
giving GATZ/Boothe a new·equipment 'Ibis is the picture:
tu advantage. -Air Calliornia is ·now flying routes
The 7'Sl, says chief pilot Tu cker, is a connecting Orange County Airport
sweetheart of a plane for Air with San Frandsoo Oakland and San
Calilurnia'.i ,,.$, II ~old< about 30 . _JQSe. _ . ' _
more passe11gtn than :the OC.9, offers ~ · • -On October 11 a /out.e connecting
about th~ same atr speed and Ontario Airport with San Jose and
passenger comfort and, in additioo, Oakland will go into effect.
leaves a little le11 air 11oise below. _On December 1 Air Cal will begin
It II a somewhat pudgy plane, not flying from Hollywood/Burbank to San
likely to stir admiring glances from Jose and Oakland.
the !oven of sl~k lines, but Tucker -U the California PubUc UWlties
and fellow pilots have acclaim~ it fer Commission (PUC) approves, Air Cal
Its 1turdineu and reliability smce Jt could jump Into a hl&ttl.Y Jll'Omlsing
wflOt into operation in Europe la.st new air link that would tie the cities of
FeJ!rulU'J', lt went iMo U.S. use this San Diego and Long Beach with San
apriq. Jose and Oak.land. Hearings on tttis
SPD\ALING DEMAND
Of course, the question of air Jloise
also cmera on how many fligllts Air
Calllornia ud other oP<ratocs send ID
ell out of Orange C-Ounty each day.
While the m will hold a few more
pauengen, and thus cut dawn the
number Of rugbts to some extent, the
~ Of air demand 'out of Orange
County appean to cootinue upward
Olld upward.
Wben !Jr California completed its
first full month of operation in
Februacy, 1967, It carried about ~.om
pu1engen either/ to IX' from San
trandaco. By August 1967, the
passenger 1oad wu over 30,000 and in
Auguot OI Ibis year -with Air Cal's
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route will begin Oct. 1 -the same
d'Jh coiDcldentally, t.bat Air Calllomfa
sends its first Boeing '137 into the air.
NEW AIR LOOP
As if this weren't enough of an ag·
gresslve pattern, Air Cal's president,
Carl Benscoter, yesterday revealed
that Air Califocnia has been accepted
as a participant in federal hearings to
determine what air!illes might share
in one o( the most ~ntially lucrative
travel loops if the dly -a plan that
would join the P.acifi<! Northwest's two
major dties, Seattle and Portland,
wtth Southern CaUfcrnla.
The Southern California links in this
dlaln would he Orange County
Airport, Los Angeles lnbe:rnational,
MRS. STILLA DRAPER OPENS BIRTHDAY PRESENT
She'll Ctlebr•t. 90th In Ho1pital with Family, Frlend1
Beach Woman a Spry 90
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.. I'll let you t.ue my picture oo my
IOtb blrh!ay Pl""ldinf everyooe -~was my <ffidrena' Idea aod
not llljlfo," &aid Mn. SC.Ua DQlper
wbG saturday begins her 10th decade.
'l'bt perky Huntington 8 e a c b
woman, who f<r 3) yean: bu made
htr home at 821 MaJn St, ls
recupntlnc at Huntinrton l_~Jey
Convalescent !tome Crom a re'fr ii·
lneu. Docton say ahe'll be home .....
In the mee.ntime a blr1bday ct.lebra.
lion II 10t !or h&r boapllll room.
Guesta include old friends and close-by
members of Mrs. Draper's fa.r..Ouog
family, the Gordon Drapera of
Bantow, H1rold Boywyt of Newport
Beach and Donald Peterams, Of Nor'jll.
Hollywood.
Ontario, San Diego, LoDg Beach and
Hollywqod/Burbank. Seven trunk lines,
including Ail Cal's aggressive and
primary competitor, PSA, have also
applied for the route and the Qvil
Aeronautics Board (CAB) will begin
hearing each of them tell their
arguments early next SJrlna:.
Acceptance of Air California f<r
even a portion fl this Paclllc
Northwest travel would add substan·
tially to Its growth patmn, notes Air
Cal's Miller.
Meanwhile, back at Orange County, Mr-Calll....ra fJi rwmlng oufof room .
The airllne has been headquartered
across the 11treet from Orana:e County
Airport since it was organized and has
every intention of &taylng in Orange
County. Whlile mainteo~ opera-
tions on the Air Cal .Oeet are carried
on in San Francisco, the rest of the
operation is centered at Orange Coun·
ty Airport and at company head-
quarters down the street.
"We need to expand." aays Mlller.
"W• hlYt lo \11)'9 .._.for necuUve
offftes, Ill? U'll1llng ind [of reaerva-
tiori operaUons. We have every in·
tentioo al cacrytng oo. this expens!Oll
in Orange County."
Miller said that C'Ul'l'ent projections
indlcate that by the end Of 1969 Air Cal
should have man than 500 employea
on the payroll. The company started
with fewer thart 100 and now bu 350 -
more than 50 of theln aviators. • HEARD IT BEFORE
Both Air Cal's president, Benscoter,
and its marketing chief, Miller, came
to Air California from Mohawk
Airlines in the E'ul And they already
had tbelr fUll share Of aJii>ort oolle
controversy, much like that 1ur·
rounding Orange County Airpcl'l
They aren't entering into any debate
over the issue here. What they are
doing is continuing to plot and plan to
serve whatever passengers they can
win on what.ever air routes they can
wlD.
"An airline, after all, 1ervea a public
need," says Benecoter. "If we Wer!rl't
needed by Orange County,,.. wouldn't
be here and we wouldn't be as suc-
cessful as we are ."
Meanwhile, the Oranp County
Aill>ort Commi~oo. the Boord of
Supervisors, air travel erperta, and
literally thousaods Of Orange County
re&idents debate the future of air
travel.. Most often, they recognl.7.e the
need; inevitably, they want the airport
someplace else.
Up to now, it it pretty conclUl.lve
that ~ti.on Is 1olid and tmWawrtng
against expansion or operaUona from.
Orange County Alrp<rt. It is just as
clear that the same degree of op-
position ha.I been found qalnat five
new airport sites 1u1ge1t1ed 1n a
special report to the Board Of
Supervisors.
While the debate rages, Alr Cal
stays out of the way of the w<rds and
confidently a.uwnes that air travel ia
here to stay no matter what.
Get Acquainted
Party Planned
More than 400 Newport Beach
residents are expected to turn out
Sept. 26 for the rutb annual "Get Ac·
quainted Party" t b r o w n by tht
Newport llMbor Chamber o I Com·
merce. ·
FesUvlUea will lake pla<e at th•
Bommer Canyon picnic lltt on tie
J.rvine Ranch, With a cocttl.ll bout at I
p.m. and dlnnar ot 7:30 p.m.
Al Auer, pa-t, dJ:almwl, said
Marlaobl bands aod danclnJ strll will
liven up the evtnln.a:, wltb a beef
barhecue ID tile pit u tile meiD
course.
Calual r~~ hand clotbu tither
Mex!CID or Wutern, will be ihe •lYl•
for tile ov\J. Tld<ell ot '6 each cu
be houiht .t the abamber olllce, llOO
W. Cout 1-Ugbway. Reservat.101111 cu
he made by calling MB· II~.
,·
Candidates Bear
Down on Vietnam
lly THE ASSOCIATED PRESS .
Vletnam II ed Kine u .a lllve
Jn tl>e ...... for the Wblte Hwoe.
l&-year11ld broe.er1 wlB be llghtin1
l!O'"ei>lace el&e arall>-I don't -t !hot lo "-"·. -•
Vice Pr-Hul>ert H. Humpbrey
drew a ltAnding ovatioo from a crowd
o1 ~.ooo Frldey nlgbt .. he pledged to
clo evecytiD1 pooslble "lo fmd m
honanble puce, to end.thll war."
1111 llepu-rtYOI, Rlctuw M.
-· cautlolltcl aplnlt a oettlemen~ -wouldc brlJ!tl home lcidey's 19 tlld
Nl.110n cootlnued oampalgl!lng In
Pb.lladelpbia today while Humphrey
and bl& running mate, Sen. Edmund
S. lll"'lde of MaiDe, planned a p11.
grfma1• Ill· lndepelldenc:e, Mo., to
meet with former Pruklellt Karry
S. Truman.
Third-party tandl-G<orfe C.
:.0.,.--old ooldlen but wruld m-
"tbeir 14: ud ~year.old brother• wUl
be -omneplact elle Of!aln." Nllon slid lf a coalltien govemmeot
were 1mpoaed ott South VietlND, the
CbnmunisU wwld only be encourag-ea to try lllGl"eaion eliewtlere. He Aki Vietnam's fubre should be de·
tmnined by free elec:tlooo.
Hwnphrey, tp"'klng in Loukvill.e,
Ky., made wbM: mt.Y hl,ve been .i al·
lusioo to bis role as vicJ pre1ident ln
the Johnson adminl1tra60n wben he
lded the eacte on bl& oeal al office
OOkk only a t1n&Je oltve bn.Dch, com·
pared to tile clUll<r CJG tbe president·
ia1 seal.
The Democntic candldala Mid,
"How can 10'1 uptet me to be the
No. 1 peace man with a littie. olive
branch? You let me have a hand·
ful, believe me, you'll beve peace.''
He told his cheering supporters,
''I will do everythin.&, God willing,
to find en bon<table way, to flnd an
boon'able pNCe, to eo4. ttds war and ge Oil wltl> the unflnllbed bu1nlelf
of Americe. II
Nb:oo voiced bl& Ol'i>oillloo' Ill a
eool!Uon goyenunent for South Viet·
-Jo • televlslon broadoaat Ill Pellllll'lvanla, Deleware tiid ports ol
Nn Jersey Friday nlgbt. '
"Wo do not want . ., -at the eonre.nc. lal>le what 200,IQO Amer!·
<& cuualttu b1vo already ptld Im:
in VietMrn,'' he Mtd.
Nixon llid a coalition aetUement
"will end that war and it will bring
home the ·19 and 20-year-old boy1 that
are out there now and their 14. and
Badham Forecast
As Next Speaker
If GOP Sweeps
By JEROME F. COLLINS or ftll D•ll'I' l"illt Stiff
Will 71R Diltrlct Aisemblym.1n
Robert E. Badham ( R ·N e wp or t
Beach) be 1be nut A 111m bly
Speaker!
Orange County Harbor District
Manager Km:metb Sampaoo. tbinkl so
-if tne GOP does well in November.
Sampson made b1a observation
Thursday night betare the Orange
County Coast A1sociatio11. He spoke
after Be.dbam bad been presented •
plaque by Aasodatioo P r e s i d e n t
William D. Martin of Laguna Beaeh.
1be plaque bort a resolution jolnUy
signed by the County Board of
Supervisors, the Newport Beat•b and
Laguna Bea<h dty counclla ond the
Coast Association boaTd. Jt com-
mended the legisla1:or for winning
passage of a bill creating marine
refuges alODg llhe Laguna and OOrona
del Mar shorelines.
Harbor chiel Sampson joined in the
congratulations, then told his jl.U·
dience:
"I'm certain that ii there 11 1:
change in party alignment i n
Sacramimto, the new speUer for the
assembly will be Bob Badham,"
As Bad.ham sm.lled, the euc:Uence
responded to Sampson's predictlou
lritb vigorous ~la.use.
Dadhem was tater asked by a
newaman what committee
ase:lemnents be woWd &1.ve present
Speaker Jesse Unruh, ii be were to
succeed the Inglewood Democrat.
Badham didn't heslte.tt:
"I'd aooolnt him Ill swamps aod
overDow:•'
California Now
Leads New York
By Million Souls
WASHINGTON (AP) -Calilornla,
the oation's most populoua state, out-
"""" oe<:ond-pla<e New York now by
more lhan a mtruon.
The Cemus Bi.reau, reporUuc that
Frid&y, listed Calltomie •one of aev·
en s~ • a::roMfl seates wbich added
20 percent or mare to thoir --•inct llll!O.
It estimated there wert 11.2 m.llllon
Oalllomloes Oft July 1, ... 1ncru .. ol
22.3 percent tlnce the 1960 .....S.
N-Yort; -lost Ill posllion •
li1e moot p<lFUlou1 ---. Ill
-· had .. -. al 7.9 pot<olll since the cen1111 • for a Iola! ol JI.I
mlllloa. N.-wu the fUtAtt rr-iD(
-· It'• 413,000 relldantl oa July 1 reprea M m Sncrwe GI 68.t per. cent OVIC UICI.
Oller llata wltl> tnawe1 al 20
pere<nt or --. ArllOllo, 28.1 pm:ent Ill 1,l'ltJ,QllO; Florida. JU per·
ttot to 1,1eoA~; .. -· 21 perceut Ill '1'11,QllO; , Zl.4 percent lo
27'1,QllO, and MaJltland, :11.1 peroelll Ill t757,tQO. 11'--· with 11.7 million, t.anb No. 3 ID population •
Wallace stumped -gh Florida
· Frtd&y, crltlclzin( the federol 1overn.
meat aid the Supreme Oourt.
F..-P .. e . 1
PAINTING ...
type ol cover sheet, touch up whit e(.
fect. have -loot. '!tis, accontiDg
to Scopace11, would co5t '2,000 cir
m<>re . •
If lhe paintlog II rfflored, It woald
ltlll be conaldered ao "oriliDal
Raphael, II the ort!A'1 ldentfly coald
be proven. Several works of the
fomoos ltall111 artil~ Jn fact..-.
completed Mter his death. ""'E-· ·
Acklally proving that it le an
orlginal is next to impossible. For all
the kllowledge of artlsU and crib, no
one person can definitely say it is en
origioo.l. "U you'w go so many ~le _will..., tt's ong!llal, then ft would
be ," Scopace-sa said.
ScopaoMa, wlln II ID the COil·
lfn.lction buainfM, doesn't beve tbe
t1mt or money to &Pend on ftrilica.
ta. Several uperts who have teen
tbe painting h3ve been IDtroduced Irr
frieo:il ·111id JOme have offered to write
a lett«·•t no charge explala:dng 1belr
opinion, he said.
But JI the pelntinc bod Ill be taten
out ol t.ba tbUe or country It 1">Uld ln-
wlve bodl travelinC time and upeDle,
Jn oddltloo to monetary poymeot tor
the e~ers services.
The mo&t bMic problem is that
t.Mre ii no known record of a mis6ing
Rap.a.I, altl!oogl> the ewly periods of
his Ufe are still obcsure. "But J. Paul
Getty acquired a painting tbat be sald
was a genuine Riaplael, so he migbt
blwe set a precedent," Scopacasa
observed.
'Ibe painting, • biblical acene, ap-
parently was done witrh techniques U'.5·
ed by the famour artist, but those
same techniques may have been used
by his studeDts, or handed down to a
lesser known artist.
The halo around the head of. the
Crhi$t <;hild II one e"811lplio.
Ollh« revealing stlns are 1he staff
Jn the hand Of the child SL John the
~sl, the haoda al tile Virgin ":t:
and tile triengle·lib .etting, w
places the head of Moacy Magdelene,
the heed ol St. Jolm 6lld the elbaw ol
Mary at the three corners with airut
GS 1!he focal point ln tfle center ..
Though no era.ct date can be
detemUrled from the W«k itself, the
date of thhe canvas can be found
throu~ a radiation process. One critic
who saw tbe work estimated tbe can·
vias is of 1710 vllltage and possibly is
much older. His estimated was 11ot
based Oil scientific studies, however.
'!'be size ol the pointing, 30 by 39 In-
ches, tlhe original stretcher (or the
canwis and the nails may all be of
some sig~ce to critics.
If It Is an origlnal l\aphael lt would
have to be dered somewhere between
1483 and 1520, Raphael's lifetime. Ad·
dltiooal light may be shed m the
mystery Mooday when Sc:opaeasa
takes the work to Phlllp J.
McAleer, usistant prolessor of a.rt at
UCI .
So far, none of the crU.ia have
ohown .., d<dlt, acoordlng Ill
SCOpaoasa.
"Ooe critic, l'vo forrotten hfJi
name," Scopacasa sald, "walked is:ito
the hou,. and the fl<sl tl1'rlg be "'1d
. was 'Oh my God, it's 1 R:apheeL'
"I'd lilte to keep It. but if It's worth
llmt much I don't know," be added.
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LOST ART TREASURE FOUND IN COSTA MESA?
Newport's Fred Scopocasa Searches for ~nswer
Newport: 1Uan's Painting
!
Ma:y Be Worth $1 Million
By PAMELA POWELL
Of tht PallJ Pllet Si.If
An unsigned.. painting purchased for
SXI ln· a Coota Mesa genie Mllt might
bring a Newport Beach man between
1250,<XX> and •1 mill.iOll.
"It was just sitting on the floor of
U1e garage and I thought, since J 'm
kind ol an amateur artist, that it
might be go9d to copy, Wd Fred
Scopacasa of hia find. "I never
Air West Sale
To Hughes OK'd
By Airline Board
S-AN MATEO (AP) -Howard
Hughes is a step closer today toww-d
buying tile linaacially troubled Ai:
West, which was created by the merg-
er d. Weit oCast, Bonam.a and Pacif·
ic airines.
The board of directors ol Air West
voted Friday to recommend at a
stoclmolders' meeting Nov. 26 that an
offer by the Hughes Tool Co. be ac·
cep!A!d.
However. Nick Bez, chairman of ttie
board, said any other offers woold
be considered at the meeting.
The total price bas been estimated
at between $82 million to S&5 million.
Air We8l's stock closed iat 1814 Friday
OD the Amelieao Stock Exchange.
Quake Reported
In Menlo Park
MENLO PARK (UPI) -Homes in
t!1e West Menkl Park and Stanfocd
}fills area were rocked briefly Friday
r.ight by a mild eartll tremor.
No injuries or serioos damage were
reported. Authorities said the nunble
v·M 111.pparenttJ confined to 8!I area
or a rew dozen sq1.141'e blocks.
lliought it coold be an original
Raphael."
"'1,,.,.n.ing tile l>eHef th•! the lat· terTa '',miof-·bf 'Olt ~·"l>ave been
painted by Raphael or ooe or his
students are various art critics. in·
eluding Fredrick Ar.ton. curator of the
Lo6 Angeles MU6eum of Arl
"He told us he was of the opinion
that it was either a Raphael or ooe of
his students. If it was done by a stu..
dent the paintli.ng WQUld be worth
between $'l50,fW and $500,0CIO in its
p r e s e n t condition,'' a: a i d
Scopocasa .. "But if it's an actual
Raphael, then be said it coold go
anywhere above a million dollars."
The present condition of t h e
mysterious work is not good. Not only
are there tell-bale stains ol age 31ld
previous abuse. but tlM! color has fad·
ed so badly that the red.is-~ cast. one of
Raphael's distinguishing signs, is
almost invisible.
All four c«ners are cracked and
peeled and the sligbtest nudge causes
a ripple of creases. The work could be
restored, but the problems are severe.
It could bt shipped to a master in
Europe who W\'IUld us:e ()De (){ several.
tecl'lliques. He could eittler pa.int
directly on the old canvas ()r suing a
(See PAINTING, Page %)
Countian Shot;
Suspect Nabbed
Leon Sykes, 32, er! Santa Ana i~
rnlrsing a gunshot wound in hi.a left
leg today.
Police seid Sykes and his wife were
stopped late Friday in the parking
lot of the Wat.ashi Bar, 18'l0 W. Isl
Street, by a man who first cursed
Sykes' wife, then fired oU six rounds
Crom a .32~liber ~vo!ver.
An off'1Juty police officer, Paul
Sandgren, said he spotted the as.
sailant still holding the 1moklng
weapon. He arrested Kenneth L.
Hastings, 32, also o( San'ts Ana, on
suspicion of asaamt with a deadly
weapan.
EDIJION
Dally Paper
SATURDAY, SEPTEli4BER 2f, '1968 JEN CENTS ,
Cleaver Gets One Class
Black Panther Leader Miffed at VC Decision
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Eldridge
r1eav~. the controveniial Black Pan-
ther leader who Friday won approval
from the University of Ca!!fornla
Board ol Regents to speak once on
the Berkeley campus, said the dcci·
sion w.as "& slight victory, but not
an uLequivocal ooe."
Cleever, 33, who originally had been
selected by a faculty committee to
deliver a set of 10 lectures on racism,
~ajd the regents' de<:=ision definitely
was a limit which virtually destroyed
the colD'se.
* * * Cleaver Tops
Orientation
Week at UCI
Blaclt Panther Eldridge Cleaver will
speak and "Big Brother and tli'!
llolding Company" will play for UC,
Irvine students during Orientation
Week, whicb begins Monday.
Special events at UCI will include:
-A lecture Monday night on "Why
Are You Here and What Do You Ex:·
pect?" by Alan Watts. an author-
philosopher known for his work on In·
dian and Chinese philosophy.
-A conclave on "America as a
Racist Culture" Thursday afternoon.
Speaker!! will be Rep. James Corman
of the "President's Commission on
Civil Disorder," Ramparts . editor
Robert Scheer, Black Panther Oeaver
and defrocked Catholic ·misstpnary
Blase BODJ)ane. Students will discuss
the talks with faculty members in
small groups followtog the conclave.
-A dance Frid8y night to the
strajns of "Big Brother and the
Jiolding Company" and ''Morntqg
Glory."
-A the.at.er performance Saturdaly
nigfit by "The Committee."
lnotruction will begin Sept 30 with 1
mornlr.g break for an opening COii•
vocation program et Founder's ROck.
Topic 'MU be "How to get the Mott
Out of a Uoivmity Education."
Schirra to Quit
Astronauts After
Next Apollo Shot
SPACE CENTER, Housloo, Tex.
(AP) -A:.stromut Walter M. Schirra
Jr .. tlhe dashing hero of Mercury .and
Gemini fiights, say$ he will hang up
his space helmet after he commands
ttle first three-man Apollo slrip on an
earth orbit trip next month.
There was a hint or regret in his
voice when the 45·year-old Navy cap·
l.ain , the nation's oldest astronaut, told
an interviewer:
"I don't anticipate anottler rugtit. I
dan 't tdlink I want to wait two or more
years for a mis«ion, and we dtlll't
have that many coming up, it you re·
call our budget."
He also mentioned t!)f) rigors of
training, 'Ytith reuulting disruption of
family life, as a contributing factor in
!Us deci6ion.
''One or the many t..1ings my wife
\rill be glad to see is my getting oil
this," he said. "l·ve been oo Apollo
now fOf' almost three years and that's
a long pull. With the Mercury and
Gemini preparations, I've been gone
one heck of a tot. l.rdst week my son
left for college and I cw:ktn 't see him on."
"It was a defeat for academic free-
dom, freedom al speech and the edu·
cational processes in CalifOl'}lia and
perhaps the country,'' Ceaver sraid.
"lt'a just a reflectloit of how hypo-
critical and demogogic politicians
can whip hysteria.
"But insofar as the action !>lopped
short of what Gov. Ronald Reagan
wa.s demanding, it was a victory,''
he added.
The Peace and Freedom party's
candidate for the presidency said be
bas no doubts that Reogan will take
furtller ot.ps to p!'<Clude his speak-
ing at Berkeley.
"Reagan is etJOllgh of an oppor·
tunist to force the legisltature to start
an investigation of the university. I
don't have tile slightest idea what he
will do, but it will be unprecedented,
I ass1.U'e you," he said.
Cleaver sald, however, he would
abide by the decision in impending
consultations wtih faculty members
and students.
"I didn't ask the university for
Fran~ine Flustered
Her Day Off Disappoints 15,000
NEW YORK (AP) -Francine Gott.
fried, the most popUlar IBM machine
operator on Wall Street, disappointed
an estimated 15,000 men Friday. She
didn't show up for work.
The crowd, up from a mere traffic·
jamming 5,000 wtio tW'ned out Thurs-
da.y, began gathering as early as 9
a.m. spiided by news reports of the
sensatioo caused by the super shapely
brunette's daily stroll to work.
But Miss Gottfried, 21, who's s.reet-
4 and measure 43-25-37, 'Was home in
Brcoklyn. "We gave her the day off
and she'll be off Monday and Tuesday.
too," said a spokesman for the bank
where she worU.
Reporb or the spectacular appear·
ance O{ Miss Gottfried, wno usually
emerges from the Broad Street sub--
way exit at 1 :2.8 p.m. _on her way to
report foi; the ~rnoon shift, had
circulated ~ tile dlstncnor two
weeks.
Clerks and bankers, brokers and
err-acd boys had been ll?anging their
lunch hours so they would be free tG
see Miss Gottfried, wbo favors tight·
fitting sweat«s and blouaes and walks
briskly to her job.
"It's all crazy," she commented
a-gain Friday. "These people have all
the responsibility of handling millions
ol dollars and they act 11.ke they're out
of their minds."
By not going to work, she missed
the sigbt of a building • to • building
crowd of girl watchers and a banner
which someone hung out saying "We
Love You."
Police said four car roofs crumpled
from the weight ol e•clted spect.ator1
who climbed atop for a better vlew.
Mean"1lile lhe bank said Mhs Gott·
fried would not lose her job over the
commotion. But ibe '8111.ber· -lof·
ers "say I must try to find BD9'tber
way to get to work lfithoat tniDI' that
subway stiaUon."
Marine Task Force Seizes
Red Gun Caches in DMZ
SAIGON (Ai') -A task force of
2.000 U.S. Marines swept t.hrougb the
demilitarized zone dividing Vietnam
t'Od:ay in a drive to seize the enemy's
"'·ea.pans stockpiles and destroy its in·
filWation trails.
llea'\;/Y ftgbting also r.aged near the
Camb6dian border northweK ol Saigm
killing 173 enemy.
Heticopten carried the Marine as~
sault troops me.. Ille DMZ Tuesday,
MacArtliur Crash
Kills Y outli, 18
A La Ilabra y.outh was klllcd .and
his two companions seriously injured
this morning when their car failed to
make the turn olf tile MacArthur
Boulevard offramp of the San Diego
Free"N&y, hurled through the barrier,
then overturned 100 feet from the
roadway.
Joe LA.tis Bedella, 18, wu dead on
' :i rrivat at Costa Mesa Memorial Iios·
pi ta! shortly altei-2 a.m.
Injured were Paul Hernandez, 21,
of Le Habra, •nd Gerald Czarnecki.,
25, of La MJrada.
Highway Po1rol Officer Richard
Fem>la t<-vely ldentllied He<·
naondei: '' the driver. 1be trio had
been drtnldnc. lie uld.
but the U.S. Command placed an em~
bargo oa news about the operation
until word leaked out to;ki.y.
In ft~e days or maneuvcrir:-g, the
leathernecks reported killing 74 North
Vietnamese regulars while suf'.fering
two dead .and 10 wounded.
It is reported the first rtime an allied
farce has entered the DMZ's central
sector. American and South Vletnram-
ese f.orees ha.Ye made f've,.--major
forayg into the rone's eastern flaDk
over the last 18 months, lDcludin& ooe
last Friday.
The zone, which extends Utree miles
on each siCe ol the North-Soqth Viet-
namese border, is suwased to be neu·
tral territory but enemy troops have
fortifications and gun positions there.
Allied forces have stayed out of the
zone's nortbern half, but U.S. Air
Force B52 bombers tiave unloaded
tons of expl06ive1 there and over the
extreme IOllthern fdnge ol N«th Viet·
DllDl in &n attempt to Jilence the big
enemy gum that .,..Jd be used ageil><t
the Merine&. Field repmU said the
enemy's heavy artillery had failed to '
pjnpoint the Leatherneck!' sweeps.
Headquarters said the operation had
two mms, to destroy hidden war sup-
plies 8Jld to di.pUpt a newly discover·
ed neh\vrk ol "speed trails" enabling
North Vietnamese to move swiftly
throu!lb the DMZ to Marine OlllpOSU.
A Marlne spokemnan described the
"speed lralll" as cleared ~ !ltted
with ll<po ond -raill at dllllcult
""'""
anything: J wu approached by 1tu·
dents," he said. "And I wil! go on
the basis of their decision. But I do
feel that this is infonnation that has:
IX> get out. We'll get It <1<1t either
on campus or on the street.
"If we are limJted and the student1
and faculty decide to give just one
lecture, we'll give just one. But tt
won't be on racism. It will be on
the influence of grade 'B' movies on
Ole American mentality using Rea-
gan's career as the text."
Senate Writes
'Beard' Book
On Play Probe
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of flll Dally '"" Staff •
A State Sena!< lnvest.igotlve eom·
mittee report on tile controverDal play
"The Beard," was released Friday -
and available to anyone by mall,
regardless of age.
The 200-page booklet is .1 corn·
pilation of two days of hearings last
January lnto product.ion o( the avant-
garde play at California State College,
Fullerton.
It also contains a fjve-point state-
ment that tells it like lt is, we1 and
eventually may be, if the state college
systen doesnt' clean up its acL
Chairman James E. Whet.more (R-
Fullertnol and foor panel members,
""'hiding Sell. John G. Sebmltz (R·
Tu.tin.) didn"t pussyfoOt arouud in
crfUclzfng Micbael McCllfre's play as
obscene.
Among other things, the former
Beat Generation poet's short dram3
depicts Billy the Kid .a(]d Jean Harlow
engaging in an ()ta! sex act.
The e<im.mittee'.s coodensatlon of the
rn'anuacript, comprJsed al. profanity,
gamey !angmge M1d otlM!I' sum
discourse -sl!ol'I ""°"gh to avoid
~ pnilblem. Ind royaJU•1 to
McClure -aJao lncludt1 -pbotol
of the cllmectie finish.
'l1!e bull: of the oa<dl>oard-l>ound
volume is testimony taken during the
two-day session, plus i n c id e n ta 1
restlutions and ott.er m ate r i a I 1
gcrm:lne ta the controversy over "The
Beard."
Findings ol. the investigation are
anything but complimentary to Cal
State Fuller<on aod indicate a growing
threat of politiaM intervention in
Qaldemic circle-s.
Crilidsm was alt0 levelled at ~
duct.ion a year earlier at Cal State
Fullerton of "The Dutchman/' a play
(See BEARD, Page l)
LA Police Slay
Young Bandit
LOS ANGELES (AP) - A 21-yeor-
old man-WJfi shot and killed by police
FM<l&y while attemi>tinR to rob bls
18th finance c<lmpany in liWe m«•
thian a month, detectives &aid.
Petro Rodriquez was abot at a south-
central Los Angeles Linaoce company,
bi> plainclothes officers said they
were 'passing by the office, s.11w Rod-
riquez holding an eimloye at gunpoint,
arid identilled tbe-mfflves. Wil:ea Rod·
riquez turned toward them with ~e
pistol still in his baml, they said they
both fired.
Future Looking Bright • ·weadaer
Dean Wlllsford, one of • dozen ath-
letic giants Crom the Orante Coast
orca who scaled
~1ount Olympus, Js
featured today ;ln
a specia l pre·
Olympics series on
lhe Olyrnplalll.
It'' tbe beglJ>
nint of eacl&s
daily coverage of
lhe 19th Olymplld
you'll Ond ID the
DAILY P!LD'r. Or-
ange County's on11
newspaper to tend
"your man In Mexico City'' to tho
Olympic Game1 for e1clulive cov·
erage.
Willeford plays It tou,gh when the
name ol the game 11 water Polo. See
his story toaay on Page 13.
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Air Cal Gets New $4 Million 'Bird' Ind.ia:n aummer will be in run
swing th.is weekend. The w~ath·
erman calls for m o s t I y lair
weather along the coast wlt.b
only a .whiU. of early morning
l<lf. BJ moMAS DEVIL
Air Clllfomla'• chief pilot, lloc:ky.
Crew:eut John TUcker, touched a
brand new '4 mlilion plane doWJI at
Orange County Allport lhiJ week.
As be taxied the Boelns 7:rl Into a
parking spot, Nr Cal'• 1JWJ1<1 perlOll·
ntl ruabed out to take a lool: at. the
new bird -the flrat m l.n history to
bear the distinctive black and orange
paint . scheme th.at marb It 11 a
member of the ~-based Air
Clllfomia fleet.
Coptaln Tucl<er and 1111 fellow Alt
~
Cal ~lots were happy about the plane,
the personnel. on the ground smiled v.:·
pe<WIUy Wh<rJ they Hlf it -and Afr
Cal'• executives viewed it as ooe more
reaon to think both enthusiastically
and bii about the airline'• future.
Below the taJc:e-ofl pattern from
Orange County Airport, those citizen&
Who have been fretting and 1haiin1
filta and tiling lawsuits over air noise
may not grttt the new Air CaUfornia
Oeet wtth tuch entbu&iamn. SUU, the
leuln& of up to &ix of the 1panilng.
new m1, It appears, miu-for tbe
pretent eve.a ftd1lce inltead. o( ift.
crease some of the discomfit1.U'e
created by the whine of jet eo~s.
At leut lllat'1 what Boeing and Air
California ofO~ maintain.
Th0ey say the 737 will carry more
pa111enger1 than Ult Douglas-made
DC-9a: now In use and th.at they will
climb a little higher in a litUe k!ss
tlme -thus reducing aomewbat the
jet noise Aeard on the ground.
No matter what, the mood at Air Cal
is bullish. While controver1y upon con-
trover1y 1wlrll ll"O'md Orange Coun·
t. ·, present and fut11re alt needs. Air
c.Jlfomlo qllleUy and confldmtl1 glrAI
\
an expansion pattern without even
entuing Into tl>e fray.
Tab equipmebt, for example.
Att catllornla haa been operatln1
with four prop-jet Electra• and two
pure-jet DC-91. The ElectraJ bold
about 90 -gus, t1>e DC-i!s 85. •
By year'a eod, Air c.J. expecll to.
have six ol the apan&g-new, 113-
passenger Boe.Ji,t '7371 in operation
along wi.th \tree, a.nd poi'&lbly four, ol
the Elec:tr... Tbl1 will be ..,.
compiished b1 a aomewhat com-
plicated learlns: proerarn with the firm..
kno'fm as GATZ/BoQtbe, • Jober but
INSIDE TOD.tY
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F,,... P .. e J
(JEARD •.•
In fllO -•ert.l nln b7 biad< poet
lMal ,_ ...s ult ... C:UOJ>lla al Ibo
--·'~""" ....,, ....... ol'Wtij, .,
56nala llpoda1 ~!toe CL a
p~ i'llJ'•, pl!ll •Ide -·
'\"' 111 ... :
11 No ooo on , the Cal State
P'llJFlon ounpus aeems wlllln& to ec-
ceilt n-lllillty for acUvlties Iller•.
Sl Tiie pelideu~ IX. Wllllacn B. ~ •• .a~y lee!J Utile 11
-• re1ponall>lllty for cr.lloo or IDllllotenanoe ot a canpu.s morallty.
!) TtJe •tu4ent bc>d1. facultY and od· ~ doUl>erotely cloled r.W
to both doleod ond ~ -le wllo
preae.ottd '*ftil .Beard," 8Dd earlier,
'"'lbe Dutchman ...
4) Dr. Langsdorf re/U!ed to p-blt
ale of the Free Preu on campu1,
..iien be bas tbo power to do IO end It
IGJtineJ,y ~ntialns word• such 11 those
~ in .. 'The Beard."
'~) The Cal state Fullerton ad. ~n and prdestor1 appear to *• themselve1 ahd. their judgmeint
.i.ov. and beyond tllat Of Ille
leglla.ature and the public.
'n!e Whetmore panel tllen p<edlcled
continued action alonl 1u.ch linea,.Wltil
1be state coUea:e l!iystem ·cur be itseU (Ir
the reln1 are effectively drawn in by
Sacramento.
''There ii no queetlon but that it
would be far better to Ile•• the ad· ministration accept their
reaponslbi.litie1 end put an end to this
IOl't ol. conduct themselves," the group
oald.
"But if tbey do not," the U·
nouneement continued, "there 11 aho
no quesClion but that the legislators will
.iep in, rigbtly or wroogly, and do it
f&r them."
Cost ol the lnlUal publlcaUon of 1,000
a;ipiel of the committee report was
not det<nnlned Frid<ly. Moot Of the
doWmentl were sent to new1 media and other agencies.
The UJual procedure whe_n the sup-
ply is ·elfJausted is to seek an 1.lloca·
tiioll. for a new printing, pc>ssibly set-tine • fee for purdi.ase ~ one of the
-reporll.
Queltfoiimg by new1men t n
--Friday led to~ .... •• M!mHting that orders by mall f<>r tile
._t coukln't be ~ by lllY
11e limit.
"11 tb1I proper?" oae rei>crter uk·
ed. uu it ill poa&ible for the colleges to
espo1e C<lilego ltlda to tills, lllen you
--(lOOl'le end others midlt tee ftM they are exposed to," Whet· more repUed.
8-Prelldent pro tom Hugh M. flurns, (D.P'retno) WU litting beside
~· end ottered .. eq>l.-t.r 111111*1~ baadllac al~ svb-l«=t ~· • "Yoli've OX to wake ~ and lhake
'em up," be l&id, "you've rot to call a
Jpade a spade."
Ooocerning the • Jssue, a Whet·
lDOfil alde 1n Fullerton said today she
felt tome curbl would have to ho
'""1<ed out. ollllougti little can be done
m tbo mail onler upecL
"I'd hate to lt!:fl a ttory come out
wb1.cb would make tt eeem to defeat
bis whole purpo11," 1be 1ald, 0 we
don't 'ftD.t these to fall Into the Wl'Ollg im.ndl."
· 'Ibe press rele1se l!16Ued Friday
mim:lred a threat posed by Whetmore
earlier ln ttie week when he said con·
tinuing developments at the Unlver11ity
of Callfornla could lead to a cut-oft in
tums.
'lbe statement Friday said a level of
t'811l]JUI cmdu<:t compatible with
public approvGl is • must, otherwiee
lupa10f8 will limply re!uoo to llJ!l· P<l't tile system.
Eight bll!a aimed It dild!>llne on
college l)'ltem oampURs were in·
troduced. tbi.s year as a direct rewlt of
the furor created by &baging of "The
Beard" before an lnvlted audience.
Most ol the measure• -r.a.ng1n r
from pinniq the blame for a bad
school image on the president, to man·
datory ouster ol ltudenta and facult.v
for a veriety of -activities -died in Ule
A11e111bly.
The bUh were slauncllly oppoHd by
many edvooate1 Of the .tate oollege
&y1teJo, but WhlfmOl'e predicted llJat
oon-commlttal faculty member• now
silent Oil cunpu1 eontrol must 1oon
join hla way al thinthle·
''Most faculty members feel, un·
derltandebly. ll>ot llJ•y '""114 rattier
not 1et mixed up in the,. matters at
all -1 tllil otUtude -wrtil ,.cently -
l>u probably been 11Umctory," ho
oald.
"This majorlly has now mly two
alternatives -eltiler to make their
thinking known and stop these campus
incident.I, or continue to be ail11nt," be
continued.
He said the later course would
-to 19oit _...al Ind COO•
aequemly permit UJe 1tate college and
!Mliversity system. to d e s t r o y
tbemaelves alzQolt w.icidally.
WbltJnoro 11'o criticized the hlr"1g
)f Eldrld11 Cl11vec, Black Paolber
miolllc' of lmormalton, ., a UC
Berkole1 Jedurtr, and employment of
UC San Diego professor Heri>ert
llv<UJe,
Mac .. II a oodollll, wbo, Whet·
...,.. chlr(lld -in tllo -t. IJ
idw-•"M • lllua1 m:t moral
--,.,.., ll>ot ... taar ... A..-..., of Ill• ..t.
Tree Kills Logger
COVELO (Al') -Lille Early, 28, ol
::ouomrood, died Friday oil!>t of in·
luril• IUl!uod in • Ioalnl oodclent ~ -hen. A tree be ""' ~----·tree ond -.d .. 111111.
DAJL Y PILOT Naff .......
AIR CAL AVOIDS DEBATE, CONFIDENTLY PLANS FOR ,UTURE
Chlo! Piiot Tucker, Chlo! Stew S.ndy Foisy ind Now 737
From Page J
AIR CALIFORNIA'S NEW JET • • •
swinging financial group t h a t
spedallzet in leasing of high·priced
transportation a n d computer.type
equipment.
GATZ/BoOthe will buy all of Air
Cal's equipment -the two DC-9s and
lhe four Eleotra11 -then lease a new
fleet back, thu11 saving Air Cal the
burden o( a deep fi~al plunge and
giving GATZ/Boothe a new-equipment
tax advantage.
The 737, says chief pilot Tucker", is a
sweetheart of a plane for Air
California's needs. It holds about 30
more passengers Ulan the DC-9, offers
about the same air speed and
pas1enger comfort and. in addition,
leav~ a little les11 air noise below.
It is a somewhat pudgy plane, not
likely to stir admiring glance. from
the lovers or sleek lines, but Tucker
and fellow pilota have acclaimed it for
ita: sturdinesa and reliability since It
wt111t into operation in Europe lut
.Febnw\Y. It went into U.S. Ille ll»a
sprln(., « ~ ,.. ~
SPiilALING DE~IAND oreours~ 'the (tqeitfon~~ Wr noise
also centers on how many flights Air
California and other operators send in
and out of Orange County each day.
\Vhtle the m will hold a few more
passengers, and thus cut down the
nwnber of flights to some extent, the
picture of air demand out of Orange
county appeon I<> coo!Joue upward
and 'UpWord. . ·
When Air California completed its
first full month of operation in
Fell<uary, 1967, it cerried about ~.ooo
passengers either to or from San
Francisco. By August 1967, the
passenger 1oad was over 30,000 and in
August of this year -with Air Ca1'11
new Oakland and San Jose routes in
full swing -the airline carried more
th<.m 70,000 passengers in a single
month.
Still more expansicri is in the cards,
although most of Air Cal's spreading
business will fiy in and out of a1rport3
other than Orange County, aceording
to Dudley Miller, the airline's
marketing vice president.
Thi11 is the picture:
-Air Calllornia is l.'H'N flying routes
conneettog Onnge County Airport
wiUt San Franclico, Oakland and San
Jose. ·
-On October Z1 a route connecting
Ontario Airport wtth San Joie aiid
Oakland will fo h!to effect.
-On December 1 Alr Cal will begin
flying from Hollywood/Burbank to Sao
Jose and Oakland.
-If the California Public UUllties
Commbsion (PUC) approve1, Air Cal
could jump 1nto a ·highly promiling
new air Hnk ttiat would tie the cities of
San Diego and Long Beach with Sin
Jose and Oakland. Hearing1 on thit
route will be.gin Oct. 1 -the same
day, colocldenlally, lh&t Air caJi!«'J!ia
!!ends it& first Boeing 7S7 into the air.
NEW AIR LOOP
As if this weren't enough a{ an ag·
gressive pattern, Air cat's president,
Carl Benscoter, yesterday revealed
that Air California has been accepted
as a participant in federal hearings to.
determine what airlines might share
in one al !he moot poteDtially lucraUve
travel loops if the day -a plan that
woold jOO!. the P.a.clfic Northwest's two
major cities, Seattle and Port.land,
With SOutbern Callfarnia.
The Southern California links in this
chain would be Orange County
AWport, Los Angeles International,
MRS. STELLA DRAPER OPENS BIRTHDAY PRESINT
She'll Celitbrete 90th in Hospital with F•mlly, Friends
Beach Woman a Spry 90
"I'll let you take m7 picture on my
90lll blrlbdoy providing everyone
lcnow1 tt wes my chUdrertJ' !dee and
not mine," said f\.1r1 . Stella Dnrper
Who Satu.n:tay begins her 10th decade.
The perky llunUngtor. B ta ch
wom1n, who for 20 yoars has made
her home at 621 Malo St., It
recuperating at Huntington Vall17
C...valuceat Home from a ~ ll•
lnu1. Docton ••Y 1be'll be home ......
In th11 metnt.lme a blr1M.ay etlebra·
tkln II 1et for her hoapltal roorq.
GulS'tl Include old £rlend.& and close-by
member• of Mrs. 'Draper'• far.nung
family. the Gordon Drapers of
Bar1tow, Harold Boyveys of Newpor1
Beach and Donald PetonOOI, of Nartll
HOU,ywood.
~
Ontario, San DI.ego, Long Beach and
Hollywood/Burbank. Seven trunk lines,
including A.Jr Cal'a aggressive and
primary competitor, PSA, have also
applied far the route and the Civil
Aeronautlcs Board (CAB) will begin
hearing each of them tell their
arguments early next spring.
Acceptance of Afr Cal!lornla for
even a portion ol this Pacific
Northwest travel woold add 1ubflt.an.
tially to jts growth pabtlern, note11 Air
Cal's Miller.
Meanwhile. back at Orange Cotay,
Air California ii I'UDlling out of room.
The airline hu been headq-ed
acrosa the street from Orana:e County
Airport 1ince it wu ora:anlzed and ha.a
every intention of staying 1n Orange
County. Whille mainteoance opera·
tiooa on the Air Cal fleet are carried
on 1n San Francisco, the rest of the
operation i1 centered at Orange Coun·
ty Airport and at company head·
quarters down die 1treet.
''We need to upand," Mys Miller.
"We heve to have space for executive
~·· for. tr.aJmna f.Dd for reserva· tloif °""atlorm. We Mve every in·
teotlon o! cerryinf di> this expan1lqn
in lOraoge County. •
j,ltuer said that current projections
lnillcai. UratbY the end Of 1969 Afr Cal
slfould have more than ~ employes
~.the payroll. The company 11arted
wllll lew<!r 1han 100 and now hu ~ -
mpre than 50 of them aviators.
HEARD IT BEFORE
Both Alr Cal°' president, Bemco!er,
and its marketing chief, Millei-, came
lo Air California from Mohawk
AirUnes in the East. And they alre1dy
had their full share of airport noise
controversy, much like that sur·
rounding Orange County Airport.
They aren't entering Into any debate
over the issue here. What they are
doing is continuina: to plot and plan to
serve ~tever passengers they can
win on whatever air routes they can
win.
"An .airline, after All, servn a public
need," 1ay1 Benteoter. "U we weren't
needed bY Oran1e County, we wouldn't
be hent and we wouldn't be as sue·
cessful as we are."
Meanwhile, the Orange County Aiil>ort Commlssion, the Board of
Supervisors, air travel experts, and
literally thousands of Orange COUllty
residents debate the future o! air
travel. Most orten, they recognize the
need; inevitably, they want the airport
someplace else.
Up to now, it is pretty conclusive
that opposition is solid and unwavering
again.st e~&k>n of operaUon1 from
Orange County Airport. ll IJ juat ••
clear that the same deiI'et of OJ>"'
poslticri has been found against five
new airport sites suggasted in a
special repart to the Board ol
Supervison:.
Whl!e Ille debate ragt1, Air Cal
stay1 out of the way of the wtrd1 and
C<l\fldenUy auumes that air travel 11
hart to stay no matter what.
Get Acquainted ·
Party Planned
More than 400 Newport Beach
res.ldenta: are e:ii;pected to turn out
Sept. 2tl for the fifth annual "Get Ac·
((Ualnted Party" thrown by U1e
Newport Harbor Chamber o f Com·
mtrce. ~
Fe.Uv!Uee will tab placo M the
Bommer Olmyon picnlc lfte oa Ibo
lrano Ranch, will> a cockloll bour • I p.m. ond dlnner M 7 :30 p.m.
Al Auer, Po111 cbllrmao, ll&ld
Mariechl bandl and daodn1 glrlJ will
liven up the evenln1. with a beef
barbecue in t111 pit u t2>I mo1n
cou:r1e.
C.auaJ ranch haod clothes, either
Mexican or Welttrn, will bt lh• rtylt
for Ult party. Ticket.I et '9 each can
be boulht 114 the chamber of!lce, 1800 w. C.Ut wg11 .... ,, lleservau ......
be med• l>y cal.IJof M&-1116.
War ~Escalated'
Candidate.s ~ear
•
Down on Vietnam
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Vletnam is escalating a11 an issue
in Ille rece 'fw tile \\'bite H...,.,
Vloe Prelident Hubert H. Humpllrey
drew a staodin& ovaUon from a c:rowd
of &,000 Fridoy night as ho pledied to
do e\'1l'y1lllnl po11lblo "to filld IO
hononble petct, to end thl1 war."
llfl llA!publlcoo rival, Richard M.
Nlml, cautioned aplnst a ffttlement u.t would brlng bome -y's 19 end
21).yeer-old 10ldler1 but would mee.n
"lhelr H ond J.5.yeer .. ld brolbe<S will
be fl(l>tin( oomeplece e1H again."
Nixon said If a coalition government
were tmpoaed on South Vietnam, ttle
Commun1lta would only be encourae·
ed to try _..,aion eloewllere. He
said Vietnam'• fUtur< should be de· tennined by free electiOM.
lhanpilrey, ""'8l<lnl in Low.ville,
Ky., made what may Mve been an al·
lusbl to hia role aa vice president In
the Johnson adminlotntlon wllM he
nat.ed the eagle on hta seal ol office
ho1dit only a ainglfl olive branch, com·
pared to tbe cluster m tbe president·
la! 1eal. 'nle Demomatlc candidate 181.d,
''How can you expect me to be the
No. 1 f"ce man with 1 little oUve
branch. You let me have a hand-
ful, believe me, you'll have peace.••
He told bi• cheering supporter•,
"I will do everything, God willlng,
to find an honorable way, to find an
h<o>ndlle peace, to end tll1t war aJJd
get on with the unf.loisbed busniess
of AmedC'8."
Nb:on voiced his opposition to a
coalition government for South Viet·
nmm in a te)evUion broadcut to
Penosylvanlt, DelJwere 8lld peril al
New Jersey Friday night.
"We do not want to 1oee at the
conference table what 200,000 Amer!·
can casualties have already paid for
in Vietnam," he said.
Nixon said a coalition settlement
"will end that war and it will bring
home the 19 and 20.year-old boys that
are out there now and their 14 and , .
Badham Forecast
As Next Speaker
If GOP Sweeps
By JEROME F. COLLINS
Of ni. D•ll'r '1'-1 ll•ff
Will '11st District: Assemblyman
Robert E. Badham (R·Newport
Beach) be the next A s s e m b 1 y
Speaker?
Orange County Harbor District
Manager Kenneth Sampson thinks ao
-if tbe GOP does well in November.
S8mpson made his observation
Thursday ntgtt befOre the Orange
County Coast As1ociaition. He spoke
after Bedham bad been pre1ented a
plaque by Associiatioo P r e s i d e n t
William 0. Martin of Laguna Beach.
Tbe plaque bore a resolution joinUy
signed by the County Board of
Supervisors, the Newport Beal·h and
Laguna Beach city councl11 and the
Coast As.soclatlon board. It com·
mended the legislator for winning
passage of a bill creating marine
refuges along the Laguna and Corona
del Mar ahoreline1.
Harbor chJef Sampson joined in the
congratulation1, then told his JU·
dlence:
"I'm cert.a.in that if there ii a
change in party alignment J n
Sacramento, the new speaker for the
assembly will be Bob Badham."
As Badham smiled, the audience
responded to Samf>5on's prediction
with vigorous applause.
-Badham was later asked by a
new am an what committee
assigmnenta: he would give present
Speaker Jes11e Unruh, II be were to
.succeed the Inglewood Democrat.
Badbam didn't hesltat"
"I'd appoint lUm to swamps and
overflow."
California Now
Leads New York
By Million Souls
WASHINGTON (AP) -Call1mtla,
the nation's most pop~u11 state, out.
ranks second~kK:e New Yock now by
more than a million.
The Ceolu1 Bllr•u. reportinC llJot
J"rldl(y, lilted ca-..... ol •••· en ~ • growttl' Mites which added.
20 percent or more to C!nelr J>OPUlation
Since 1960.
It etUmated there wer1 19.2 mllilon
Califordan& Oll July 1, an lncrcue of
22.3 percent since the 1980 Cftl11us.
~ Yoolc whld\ Jost ttl pO<loon ••
the moot IJOP&lw• lllllt IOllletlme in
1956, bad .. 1nr:r-"' 7.1 percent
since I.be ctnlUI • for a mtal of 11.J
millloll. N.-wu tile !Molt ll'ftini
otate. It'• 4M,OOO ruldent. oil Ju!J I
reprwled ., lncr-al A.I pet•
cent over lMO.
Ohr NIM witll lncr•t1 ol 20
pereeat or better weN Artzutl.1 21.3
percoat to 1,170,000; Flori<IA, 24.4 per·
coot to 1.180,000 ; H-. 23 percent
to '171,000; Ala1kll, 22.4 perctnt to
2?7,000, and Maryland, 21.2 percent to
3,7a7,000.
Pennsylvania, with 11.7 m1Woo,
ronb No. J ID populltlon.
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15·yeaN>ld bro11Jer1 \wlll· be figh!Jog
someplace e!Ml a~: I 'don't want
th~t to happen." -
Nixon cootinUed campelgnlng in
Phill\delphla today while Humphrey
and hb running mate, Sen. Edmund
S. Mualtle of Maine, planned a p\l·
&rim.age to lndepen<lonce, Mo., I<>
meet with former Pres.ldent Harry
S. Truman. •
Third.party candidelo George C.
Wallace stumped tbrough Florido
Fridey, crltlclzlng the, lederol govern·
ment and the Supreme Court.
hont Pd,e J
PAINTING ••.
bpe of cover sheet, touch up ..tlol ti·
fecll beve been loot. '111is, accordlng to. Scopacesa, would COit f2100D . or mOl"e. , ·'
If tbo paln!Jot lo reM«ed, It would
stlll be considered &DJ! cwlglDal
Raphael, ii the ctllt's ldenUly'eould
be proven. Severa) Works of the
i.m..... Italian arU1~ In llcl, wwo
oomplet.d' after hil doath.
Aolually pro= It !.s an orlilnal l• next t<> alblo. For on
the lmowledll• of lllld crlt!cai ~o
one person can ~ l&1 it 11 an or!Pni· "U you've go . moay (lOOl'le
-will fllllY It's lben it '""1ld be," Scopealsa aald.
Scopacesa, wllo 11 in the con·
struction bulinest, doean't bave the
time « mooey to IPflnd on verifioe.·
tioo. Several tXJ>trtl Wbo have seen
the painting have been introduced by
frtende end some have offered to write
a letter at no charge expJ.eiilint their
opinion, he said.
But ~ the paln!lrlg "8d to be tolten
out of the state or country it would in·
V<Jlve botb traveling time and experise,
in addition to monetary payment for
the appreisers services.
The m06t bai;ic problem is Uiat
there it no known record of a mls1ing
R'!Jilael, allllooglb tile early period• ol
his life ere still obcaure. "But J. Paul
Getty acquired a ·painting that he said
v.·a.s a genuine Raphael, so he might
have aet a precedent," Scopacau.
observed.
The painilng, e biblical s~ne:, ap-
parently was done witlb. techniques us·
ed by the {amour artist, but those
same t.ectiniques ma.y have been used
by his students, or banded down to a
les1er known artist.
The halo around tiiO hood Of tbe
Crhlst cbild ia one emmple.
Other reveali.ng signs ~ the staff
in the hand of the child St. John the
Baptist, the hands of the VJrgin Miary
and the triangle-like setting, which
places tih.e head oi Mary Magdelene,
the head of St. John end the elbow of
Mary at the three corners with Quist
es t!he focal point in the center.
Though no exact date can be
determined from the work itseU1 the
date o! thhe canvas can be found
tl:)rougb a r&<liation process. One critic
who saw 1lhe work est1mated the can· vas is of 1710 vintage and possibly ill
much older. His estimated was not
based on scientific &tudiea, however.
The size of the paintiJlg, 30 by 39 in·
cltell, the original stretcher for the
canv.as and the nails may a.11 be of
some &lgni.ficence to critics.
If it is an origjnal Raphael it would
have to be dated somewhere between
1483 end 1520, Raphael's lifetime. Ad·
ditional li«bt mey b< med Oil the
mystery Mmday when Scopacaga
take1 the work to Philip J .
McAleer, 86sistiant proiessor ol art at
UOI.
So far, none of the critics have
shown any dou'bt, accordtng to
Sc<>p«oa.a.
"One critic, I've forgotten hl8
name," Scopa-c&!a said, "walked into
the house and the first thing he se.id
was 'Oh my God, it's a Riaphe:el.'
"I'd like to keep It, but ll lt'a worth
thet much I don't know/' he added.
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Of TM 0.llY "'"' la.ft
Eric Burgns. 19, of st. Louis, a
Forest Park Community College
student, was charged Friday with
stealing a book entitled "Funda-
mentals of Criminal Investiga·
lion," police said. •
Angier BiddJ.e Duke, 52, U.S. Chief
of Protocal, has been nominated by
President Johruvn to be Ambassador
to Denmark. A career diplomat, Duke
was named to succeed Mrs. Katherine
EUr.us White, who has resigned to
return to private life. Duke has also
served as Ambassador to El Salvador
and Spain. • Patricia N"lly, of Memphis,
Tenn., reported that $40 was stolen
from her purse while she was away
from her desk. Mrs. Neeley is a
state parole officer. • Louis Huber, 38 , of Baltimore,
Md., told police that he stopped
his car for a traffic light and a boy
of about 13 ran up and stripped his
wrist watch off his ann. • A McPherson (Kansas) College
junior, Jo'fin_ F. Tucker; of Spring-
field, N.J., was in jail today be-
cause he misused a coin-operated
public laundry. Police said the
"load" that Tucker dried in one of
the dryers was a bag of freshly·
picked marijuana. He was held in
lieu of $1,500 bond on a charge of
possession of an illegal drug. • "W!BM•4WA e-••
A motorcylist placed the fol·
lowing ad in the Natihua (New
Hampshire) Telegraph: "Motor·
cycle for sale. Excellent cmldi·
tion. Two helmets and extra
s hie l d. Reason for selling:
Wife!"
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Truck driver Herb Hull , of Lin·
coln, Neb., figures the best thing ~o
do with a moving fire is to move it
to the nearest fire station. He was
rolling his big moving van down
the west slope of the Sierra Nevada
on Interstate 80 when be noticed
that the.left rear of his van was in
flames. Hun said ·he "broke all
speed records" on a 30..mile race
down the mountain slopes to
Colfax. Calif.. where the fire
department took over. • Herman S. Ballog, of Chicago,
said that he gave his brother
David $100 for what he thought
was a rare copper penny minted in
1943 ••• when most pennies were
zinc because of a wartime short·
age. Ballog hollered 'copper' when
the coin proved to be zinc with a
thin coating of copper plate.
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Saturday, ~ltmbtr 21', 1968 DAILY PILOT 3
Saddlehack Coll ege A waits l~Opening :
Classes Get
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On Monday
Saddlebeck Junior C<illege will open
Mooday and college µte will begin fOr
1,000 freshmen student!.
'They will come from Irvtne, Tustin,
Laguna Beach, Mission Viejo and San
Clemente to a campus assembled in
the last three moottls.
Saddleback College, the i d e a ,
became a reality Feb. 14, 1967 when
southern Orange County residents
voted to form the new junior c<>llege
district. Saddleback College, the
school, becomes a reality Monday.
Pliannillg and preparation for the
first day of school h'B.'S accelerated in
recent month!. Ground was broken for
the interim campus only three mooths
ago and in recent weeks 1 3
prefabricated buildings were fastened
into place.
Some painting, hardware installation
and cleanup work remain to be dooe
this weekend to get the college ready
for students.
DEDICATION SET
Later Gcw. Ronald Reagan will
dedicaot.e the college, The event is
scheduled for Oct. 15.
The campus, only a one-year interim
site, ~ on 15 acres of grassland just
north of the San Diego Freeway at
Crown Valley Parkway turnoff. The
Parkway overpass was completed and
opened for traffic Friday ..
F'acilities .include eight classroom
buildings, administration .and library
buildings and a booksto.re. 'There is
parking space for 600 cars and the in-
terior of the campus is landscaped.
'The buildings, although portable, are
substantial and Comi<lttable. ·They' are
being leased for $81,000 annually. The
district 11as an option to purchase
them for $436,000.
They will probably be used again
next year after a move during the
summer to the }>el'llTlQllent campus, a
199-acre site only a couple of miles
east of the interim location .
New buildings will have to be built
also since next year Saddleback will
accept sophomores as well ~ s
freslunen.
'SHOWPLACE'
Eventually, junior college officials
say, they hope to have ''California's
showplace campus."
Vocatlonat and technical courses
gradually will be added to the present
academic curriculum. Occupational
programs will incluae accounting,
airline stewardess, clerk·typist, draf-
ting, technology, general business,
merchandising and selling, police
science and secretarial.
An instructional staff of 'Zl has been
hired 'to teach the initial offerings.
College officials , feel they have
superior instructors since the staff
wa6 picked from 1,500 applicoots.
Adult, extended-day (night) classes
will be offered tllis fall in upwards of
50 subjects depending upon enroll-
ment.
The junior college will operate on
the four quaTter system used by the
University of California and the state
colleges. Quarters will be 11 weeks
long.
The first Saddleback College ac-
tivity. outside of registration. will be a
football game tonight. Saddleback will
play Ual Lutheran's junior r.i.rsity at 8
p.m. at Mission Viejo High School
stadium.
ATHLETIC PROGRAM
The junior college will offer a full
athletic program including team com-
petition in football. basketball, water
polo, swimming, soccer, track and
field and baseba11.
The school's colors are green and
go ld. It gets its name from the nearby
mountain ridge tllat dips between San·
tiago and Trabuco Peaks.
Saddleback Junior College draws
• FIRST FACULTY -Dr. Fred H. Bremer (right front), superintendent
of Saddleback Junior College District, stands with his first faculty. In-
structors are (front row left to right) Wayne Horvath, Vicy Zelsdorf,
Grace Lange, Jean Vincenzi, Dona Berkhimer, Arlene Moore, Patricia
Grignon, Mary Beets, Florence Wilkinson, James Thorpe, Linda Rice;
(middle row) LeRoy Stevens, Lyle Peck, Lee Rhodes, Frank Sciarrotta,
GETTING STARTED -Dr. Doyle McKinney, chainnan of lang-
uages and fine arts, checks course schedule for 17-year-old Jana
Riste of Capistrano Beach. She will major in fine arts.
from 376 square miles, virtually half
of Orange County. Tremendous growth ..
is anticipated over the next several
decades for the South County area and
trustees already are thinking of a se·
cond campus.
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David Sariego, William Williams, Reynold Kero, John Flood, Richard
Raub, Bonnie Cogbill, Doyle McKinney; (back row) Peter Tresselt,
Robert Parsons, Robert Olson, Paul BreMan, Andrew Kish, William
Holston, Ronald Price, R. L. Platt, Howard Marcou, Jack Swartz...
baugh. Not pictured are Douglas Frttz1 B. George Hartman, William
Pllillips and Ralph Roelen,
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l'M TIRED, MOMMY -Kim, five-year-old daughter of Mrs. Kye •·
Courtney, finds waiting in registration line can make a girl sleepy.
Mrs. Courtney, wllo lives in Laguna Niguel, will study social science.
By Gadfrey, wouldn't it have
been awful iI somebody bad
noticed that?
Now comes the commercial.
I carry eonservative suits,
middle-of-road 11ui111, and even
11on1e, I've got to admit it, darn
nice looking extreme liberal
11uit1.
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The district is in a strong financial
position. Voters April 9 passed a $9.5
million bond issue to take care of
nee<ls for the first 10 years. Because
the district is rich in -assessed valua·
ti.on the tax rate is expected to remain
about 53 cents per $100 or assessed
valuation for some years.
Ca n a lef twinger In my conservative section,
eome of the nicest three-button
nalur81 shoulder traditional
suits this side of Harvard.
With no money worries, backing by
the community, and a cheTice to plan
growth from the ground floor, junior
college ofCicials are convinced they
can develop a first·ra1e institution,
beginning Monday.
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he a conservative? For the man who owns a
bank, or wants people to think
he does, a great collection of
conservative two-buttons. Plus
others for men who don't "\\'ant
to look quite so loaded.
In my store, yet.
I'll tell pne of my conserv•·
tive natural shoulder 1uit1 to a
southpaw any day of the week.
That i11 except Sunday. I'm
clooed SUJldayo.
But from that headline yon
expected '6m•thing political?
I'll give you ,t0mething politi~
cal. ,
It's daJigerous. Any adve.,.
tising expert will tell you never
to n1e11tion your competitors,
or sex, or polities in your ad·
vertising. So I ntentioned my
competitors in my ad two
weeks ago. I mentioned sex lasl
week. Grit your teeth. Today,
politics.
Question : do you know if a
comerv;i.tive is to the left of a
llberalr .
You're· wrong. Jn ChieCko-
slovia (thank l1eaven that'•
011e word I know how to 1pell),
tho leaden who wanted leu
Staliniirm and freer-trade wlt11
the weal were <lenouneed as
''liherah.'1 The Russians, who
shoved them back to the more
extreme leftist ways at gun·
point, identified them1elvea aa
''eonaervatives. ''
T.hat was in the newspaper.
When I read it, I 1tarted
wonderi11g if my conservative
lhreo-button suits were to the
left of my liberal one-button
oulto. Next morning when I
opened the otore, I owitclled
the thrfle·button suits over to
the right o.f the one-hulton.1.
Then, over here in leit fielcl,
the liberal one ·button let'&-
live-it-np tnits. High fashion
lapel treatments, some cuffed
sleeves, that sort of styling.
So, to come to the point at
last, how n1nch i1 a gootl suit
at Bidwell? $80 to $165.
And how come I don't have
one bleAsed Mao jacket, which
some people call Nehn1 jack·
el'? Well, it'• because I will not
practice uslilication.
Jack Bidwe ll -.
3467 VJa Lido at Newport Blvd., lu Newport Beach
next to Rlchard•1.Market ond The Lido Theat~r.
Plenty of free )ariyiig in ~rear. Phou.fl 673451_0,
Cop)'l'lgbt 1968, Jack Bidwell.
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cars Monday when studeMs report to· new Saddle-
back CollegJ' for first day ol classes.
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Dr. .1oba SU-l<r, ..
oducatlm IX-at Stan-
flri ad Wa1bln1ton vm •• -..-~
ol llft -1111 --A~ Co. "111 _ ""°'* m Ibo 1o:ipc. "Who II
llab& 'U'lllll" Moolla)' at I
p.m. ti .. CHI& Mo .. _,°"""'·-·· -Ill.
'l1>o -v-u-Mo-o.rtt wtll bold
d ... -~-· Sunday et t ml 10:30 a.m.
'Wllll Ill Rov. Jo11pb
McSl!loe ..-inl Oil the ~·~·Walt Into tbe
'lbo-11-ot
1'101 Bobr St., Ooota M•.
.. _ An tbl Qlhf Doc:·
trine1 ol Cbriotllonll11" II
Ibo -ol tbe ll1"IDOll the Rev. -y P. Alltll wtll
dollvv lo the -""""" of Ibo F-Vlllo1 Pnt1"1forlu t'11111'dl ot tho
11 a.m. wa'tldp hour Sun· my. '11>1 dlurdl II -.d
al tGO Tllbort Avt.
A ''brlnor a llOW member"
oootett Will -II 1be Sund&r ICbool liour, t:ta
a.m.
'Ibe ''s.moa an11 sane··
-btSIDI et 7:30 p.m.
and Pew I
......nlp at JO :'!. Nursery
.,.,., II provided.
'l1>o tall om!Oll ol Billa
11111117 ~ .-at
WUMr A .. -111,1111 ~. Gothard aod w.,,.. n.tell, Hun~ -·will l>eCln ~ ....... ~ .. Miio
A. W1tbtn.U ~' who ~:;,:,.,~~
1'be CllllU, ope t O womu ol aU dencmlnat:l.cm,
... beld --fnlm t:ll lo 11:11 a.m. C161 oart
II pcvvlded.
.. I OoWda't ~e IM1"
belod on G«lollla t :IHO, will
be 1be -SUndlly by the Rtv. Jn.11 G. B)Mn,
-ol tho Ntw_port Jlarber Lltberu Cllmdt, 2S01 cut!. Dnve, Nowi>o<t
Beldt, • tile 1:30 and 11
a.m. -•-•· ~ II cwrtntl)' be81c llbn lor coallnnation
-· In 1be ....... and elCbth .,..i ... ciu ...
will bo&ln Oct. 2 at 4:15 p.m.
'lllt Rev, G. Ru110D Show1 -ol Ille Finl U11llea MethocliJt Chure•, m1 17th
St, Huntneton Beach, will
(See PULPIT, P11e II
Ministers to Be
Alfred Valdez, 26, (left) and Gene Harris, 19, both
ot Costa Mesa, rec:e11t.ly arrived in New York to
spend four years training with the Jehovah's W!t-
nesaea' Watchtower Sod.ety. The training for the
young ministers will Include a verse by verse sludy
of the Bible.
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lly LOUIS CASSELS
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Dr. -c. Dolldt, clfn<W of ewmoolooJ el· ton for tt.. Na&nal eoon.
di of <JJurcbe1, has an idea
thlt deserves 1tudy by .U
concerned wJtti t.rt.eninC
"""""" ol the dl\Olded Cbril-tlaa -Uy.
Dodd'• idN, outlined in
the Onistllllm C.e n·t u r y
mapzine, is 10 1implt that
111 importance may oully
bomis>ed.
BE REASONS -and !«vr
will give tJim iargwnent -
that ~ "'union of ma· Jor Olrillilm bodies is in the
Nm.ote future, at but. It
will take :ioors of oleady
ecumenical progns1 even to r.oo the ala&• ol ln-
tercunmuaioo, in w h l ch
there is mutual recogniUoo
ol mini1trl1e and
1acramenll.
What could be done lm-
media1ely, Dodd com.nds,
ii for ttle Romtu1 Oatbollc
Qiurch end the m a j o r
Protestant conmu.m.ions to
recogmz:e 1be existence of
"a geoenl cDJrcb mem·
berwh.ip ."
"This means that, 11 you
~· a Onistiao, otlltr
Christians -ledi• -you. ere fully a Ch'iattan,"
he explalne. "Anyooe who
bekmgs Co ooe ch urch
belongs to all. 'J'lq, II JOii
shouJd become a member ot
lhe MelbodiJI Ch\ll"dl, you
1tmu1taneously e. ( u 11
member ol tho Al>ioan
Motl>odllt ~I Church
Zkia, the Roman Catholic
<birch, Ille United Chrch
of a.isl and lbe Ep~al
Church.''
DODDS SEES no doc-
trinal ob1tacles . The
tbeo}ogieal ba.s.b for a
eeneral d!urctl membership
is the belief that "Christian
m=benhlp oon<i.-t. of all
wbo bave beeu baptJzod lDlo
Christ.''
"On this point, o u r
~loglan1 ha,,. already
a-chleved a C'QO'Sensua," be
notes.
('Ibis was one oC the big
""umenlcal breakllroulh•
of lhe Vatican Oounell. In Ill
eoootltutlon 00 the -· Ille c:ouo::il made it official
o.tbolle teac:hlng 1bal ell
baptlud persons are port "
tile "m)'lbl bod!' ~ t airllt.")
DODDS antlelpatt~
Yll<>t<Ja• CJ!ll>Olltlon not -
t!ieoloelan• but -......... ~· -will 1'mve nl.gbt:m..e1 .._. the
dlaogln& flnallclal • n d
penonoel t.ses" w b i c h
migH result tram tearing
down the fences . o f
denominational -identifica-
Uon that are supposed to
keep members from
•!raying lnl.o clher !olds .
Actually, of oottree, the
fenCtJs aren't very effective
anywa,y. Survey a b a v e
shown that Protestants tend
to change denmninations
almost .. .,.....ny a 1bey
cbanle resld...,... 'I'. b e
typical Prole-1 ~ to-
day ottenc!• the -It finds most <00cenlal and
convflnlent, rttardleu-ol.
denomination. There 11 Was,
but still 1Ubatimt1al, move· mont Jn both ~
between Prot11ta.nt -.. am the ~e
Qlurch.
Dodds "'""'' that bll """ p<oaeb would bo --in
(See CASSEL'!, P ... I)
ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY
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and enjoy the prlvlle11u of tho Reading Room1
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287 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA
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SUNDAY MORNING WORSHll' I COMMUNION ,. 10:"45 AM
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WWNESDA'f EVENING l llLE STUDY ••• , •• , •••••• 7:10 PM
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ST. MICHAEL a ALL ANGELS
Pacl!lc View Dr. at MarRUerlte. Corona del Mar
Sundaya: 8:00, 9:3()-Chlld care at 9:30
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WELCOME
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of the Master
2900 Paci!lc View Dr.
CORONA DEL MAii
DR. WILLIAM It. ELLER
Phona OR 3°5022
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First A11•mbly of God Church
146 I. 22nd St., Cot11 M111 541-3761
M. C. Cronic, Pastor
Sherll P11o1h1111 Ch•lr Director
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St. J1mes Episcopel Church
3209 Vii Lido, Newport Beach
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UNITED CHURCH OF RWGIOUS SOENCE
420 10th St., Huntington Beach
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671-1101
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PULPIT AND -PEW • • • High Holy Days Beginning
For Jewish Community
CuilDIM!d From P11e •
ptt.a<:b tbc sermon "The
Sign!Hclnce ol tile Simple"
Sunday at the i : 30 and II
a .m. serviee1. Cb u r ch
school ctesses art beld for
all qes at 9:30 a.m. and for
dlildren llu:ou&I> the second
grade at 11 a .m .
Other groupg m e e t i n g
Smday are the inquiref''S
class at 10:45 a.m.; the
youth group at 6:30 p.m.;
eod the study g r o u p _,..rec1 by the Com·
mi&sioo on Ohristkm Social
Concerns also et 6:30 p.m.
The Bi!>le study and prayer
group meets TuesdaQ at
9:30 a.m. aOO the executive
committee of the Women's
Society of Olristian Service
meetl at. 9:Xl a.m. Wed·
neoday.
Spealu Sund•y
The Rev. Paul W. Fen-
ton, field representa-
tive for the Assemblies
of God Sunday school
will be guest speaker
at F\rst Assembly of
God 148-22nd. St. Costa
Mesa, Sunday at 10:50
A,M, and 7 P.M.
Rev. Tingley
Installed
As Pastor
The Rev. Arthur R .
Tingley has been installed
as the new pa5tor (){ the
Lutheran Owrch of the
Re surrection, HuOO.ngt.on
Beach.
Dr. Carl W. Segerliem-
mar, president o£ th e
Pacific Southwest Synod of
the Lutheran Church in
America and Dr. Gerald
Strickler, dean of the Long
Beach Di.6trict, performed
the installation.
Pastor Tingley previously
was senior pastor of St.
PauJ's Lutheran Church,
Neenah, Wi6.
The Rev. Tingley is a
graduate of Dana College in
Blair, Neb. and
Northwestern L u t he ra n
Theological Seminary, St.
Paul, Minn. He. did post·
gradu<ate work at Union
Theologlcal Seminary, New
York and Garrett Biblical
Seminary, Evanston, Ill.
Pastor Tingley served as
dean of the Fox Valley
District of the Wisconsin-
Upper Michigan S y n o d ,
Luth eran Cb u r cb in
America, and is a former
board member of Lutheran
Social Servlcts of
Wisconsin·Upper Michigan.
He also served as lecturer
in ethics and church history
fO'T llhe Campus Miilistry,
Wiscon&in St3te University
at Oshkosh, Wis. and was a
member of the committee
oo continuing education for
clergy for the Wisconsin
Council of Oturdles.
'Ihe Rev. Dr. 8. B.
F'ietther, of First BapUst
Church, 2411 E. C o a s t
Highway, Corona del Mar ,
\Wll preach the semion
"Wooderiul Jesus'' at the 11
a.m. service SuMay and
'"l'tle World is Waiting for
the Sunrise" at 7 p.m. to end
the 14-day revival session.
The Rev. Fletd»et also
will speak at the Sund'ay
school classes at 9:45 a .m.
He will present the sermon
"The Six.legged Sheep." At
5: 30 p.m. the church will
~w h color picture "The
Touches of Sweet Harmony
by Hiily Garoner, Directa"s
Guild Aw.anl winner,
Dr. Henry Gerhard ,
minister of the Laguna
Beach Church of Religious
Sclence, 20062 Laguna C3·
nyon Road, will present the
subject "Blueprint for Suc-
cessful Living" Sunday at
the 9 and 11 a.m . services.
Sunday school and the
youth group meet during the
9 a .m . Serv:ice. The church
also sponsors lectures eacb
Thursday at Leisure World,
Clubhouse Two at 10 a .m .
The Rev. Jose Galuego,
pastor of ttie Guadalupe
Baptist Church in Manila,
will be the guest speaker
Wethtesday at 7 p.m. at
lluntington · Valley Bapti&t
Church, 9779 Slater Ave.,
Fountain Valley.
The Rev. James Her·
ington , pastor, will b e
speaking at bath the 11 a.m .
and 6 p.m. senrices Sunday.
Sunday school classes will
be offered at 9:45 a.m. 311d
the young people will meet
at 5 p.m . Nursen' care is
provided. at ail serv\ces.
Dr. Charle6 H. Dieren-
field. paator of St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, 600 S.
Andrews Road, Newport
Beach, will preach on the
theme "What's Going On-·Up
Front?" Sunday at the 8,
9:30 and 11 a .m. services.
Baptism will b e ad·
ministered at 3 p.m. sun.
day.
ttte Rev . Ro ge r G.
Be<swurth Suuday at the 9
and 10:30 a.m. ff'TVicts at
COmmuDJty Methodist
Church. 6662 Hell Ave., liun·
lington Beach. C h u 1 c b
school and cblld care will be
available. Baptism wlll be
admlnistered at b o t b
!Services.
The Me.t.bodist y o u t h
fel\owship meelll at 7 p.m.
Sooday for tliose in grades
seven through 12. The panel
will Pl'fiSCnt ttie t o p I c
··1-tumorou s Tips lo
Freshmen."
11ie Rev. Lotbar V.
Tornow will speak on U1e
then..e "Come Unto Me"
Sunday at the 8:15 and tl
a.m. services at Cbrlsi
l.Aitheran Church, 760 Vlc·
torla St., Costa Mesa.
Sunday school and Bible
classes meet at 9:30 a.m.
wittJ nursery care provided
at all services.
"Was Jesus Religious1"
will be the sermon topic
Sunday by Dr. Pluiip G.
Murray at the 10 a .m .
service at Corona del J\.tar
Community Church,
Congregational, 611 Hello.
trope Ave.
Church school claS5es will
be held at the same time for
cru.Idren througti the fourth
grade. Registration f o r
older children will be held at
the beginning of October.
The Rev. Roger T. Walke,
pastor of Costa l\-1 e s a
U n I t a r I a D Unlverlialist
Church will preselllt. the
eermon "What Will We Do
Now?'' Sunday at the 10:30
a.m . service.
The church is located at
12.59 Victoria St.
Dr. Will iam R. EU er,
pastor of Lutheran Church
of the Master in Corona de!
Mar, will deliver the sermon
"A Special Responsibility"
Sunday at the 8: 45 and 11
a .m. se:£vices.
The church is located at
2900 Pacific View Drive.
and 0raoae Avenue.
The sermon at the eveoins
atrYic:e at 7 o'clock at tbe
Huntinglan Boacll Ola wiJ1 be '"!be Foundatton ol
U AD" by the Rev. Loar.
Tbe Ba~tist youth
lell....Wpc !or juoiot and
1<!110< IBCb school stud..U
....,ti at 6 p.m. lo the
"'-1-
The Flrsl Ualled
Metbodht Church, 420 W.
19th St., Costa Mesa, will
bOld ~li'cate w o r s h 1 p
, services SunOOy at t :30 and
11 a.m. with the Rev.
Richard J . Dunlap
preaching.
Supervised nursery a n d
church sobool claSS&S for all
ages will be held at both
s ervices. The youth
reuowshJp groi..ps meet ea.en
Sunday from 6:SO to 8:SO
p.m.
Communion w i 11 be
celebrated at the 7:30 a .m .
family service at SL John
the Divine Episcopal
Church, 2043 Orange Ave.,
O>st.a Mesa .
Sunday school will be held
for all ages at 9:30 a.m.
The lesson«rmoo at raU
Christian Science churches i
in Orange County Sunday
will be "Matter" with selec·
tions from the Bible on a
verse by Zechariah.
Also inc:luded will be
p ass age s from the
d e norninational textbook,
"Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by
Mary Baker Eddy.
"The Wisdom of Man Vs
The Wisdom of God"will be
<li:cussed Sunday by Pr. P.
G. Neumann at Sunday's 11
a.m. service at First Baptist
Cburcb, 301 Magnolia St.,
COEita Mesa.
At the 7 p.m . se!"Vfce Dr.
Neumann will pre.sent the
sermon, "The Principles of
Good Government Ac·
cording to the Bible."
Dr. William J . Teague,
vic:e president of Peppe.reline
conege and the Republican
candidate for the 3 4 t h
C.Ongressional District seat,
will discuss · · G r e a t
Oiange>" Stmda:y at the
10:45 a.m . service at the
Church of Chrls~t 287 W.
Wilsoo St., Costa Mesa.
Teague is an elder in the
Cllurch of Christ.
' ' H ow to De-O>rin·
Methddists
Gro..nd wlU !or
Ille first Ullit ol
University Uni Methodl&t
Church Sundoy •a 5:30 p.m.
at the coraer or I n1..mly
and Culver Road t n
University P~k.
The Rev. Wlniam Hobbs,
9uperintendent ot the Whit· lier rnstrtct of the United
Methodist Cllurch, will con·
duct the eervtce assisted by
Rev. James D. Stewart,
pa>tor of 1lle ohurcll.
Other part!clPonts will be
Max Russelly chairman of
the church board, Gene
Brock.man, chairman of the
building committee, :W°!l"S.
Moot Friend, clerk o r
sessions of St. M a r k
Presbyterian <liurch, Dr.
Morris Robinson, interim
pMtor of st. M a r k
P r e s b y t eii&i;l Church,
Robert R. Inslee, o f
Strange, I n s lee and
Senefeld, architects, end a
representative of Arundel!
and. Lindsey, building con-
tract~.
The first umt of con-
9truction or the new church
will include an educatiooal
building of aeven
classrooms and two offices,
and a chapel tbal will seat
150 people.
Constructioo is expected
to begin immedlirtely Will> •
construction time o£ six
mooths.
The Rev. Hugh Brinley
Wire, a native of Laguna
Beach, who ha6 been serv·
ing in the urban ministry in
Massachusetts and in the
community action program
in the North Carolina moun·
ta.ins, will be the guest
preacher Sunday at the
Presbyterian Church of tbe
Covenant, 2850 Fairview
Road, Costa Mesa.
The Rev. Wire, a graduate
of Yale Divinity School, will
speak at the 9:30 a.m.
service. Church school iii
held at the same time.
thianise" will be the subject
of the sermon Sunday by tile CASS~· S Rev. Henry E. Jooeo , pastor • • •
of Central Bible Church,
23rd St. and Orange Ave., Continued Page 4
Costa Mesa, a~ the 9 and keeping with tlhe New Testa-
10:30 a.m. semces. . t _...,.of th chureb The pastor will discuss men coo ... ".,. e .
"The Results of Preaching" es ~ fellowship than m the
at the 7 p.m. service. The present memberstlip roll
regular mid-week Bib I e system whi~ puts the
study and pnayer meeting dlUrdl in tihe same category
will be ~eld Wed!1esday ~t 7 a! a privat club. p.m . while the Pioneer Girls e
Tbe IQ.day period !mown
u ROlll Huhonab (tl>e
Jewlab New Year) and Yom
Kippur (tile Day ol Atooe-
meotJ begina Sunday !CIC' Ille
JewWl community.
Tnldili<ln deolCDaleo Ute
bolideys .. "ton deys o1
repentance,'' aod
customarily refeR to them
es "days of awe" since the ""'"t and abnoopilere of
other Jewish --la ol joyfulne6s.
A~ to Jewloll tradi·
tion, R"8b Hashooab r. also
tbe birthday of the world.
The ram's born or ''ahofar''
w1ll be bi-tt to motk the
beginning of tho 111"1 Holy
Doy period and the begin·
ning of the new year, which
accord.log to the Jewish
calendar will be 5729.
High Hai.y Day services
will be conducted
throughout the 0 r a n g e
Coast area j)eginni.ng SUn·
day at the following
1emp1 ...
Rabbi Paul Dubin ,
spiritual leader of Temple
B'nei Israel in Los Angeles
for the last 18 years and
now ex.ecuti've vice presi·
dent of the Sollthern
California Boanf of Rabbis,
will conduct 9ervices at
Temple Sharon, 817 W.
H·amilton St., Costa Mesa.
A graduate of UCLA and
the J e w j s h Theological
Seminary of America in
New York, Rabbi Dubln bas
been '2Il overseer a n d
SPIRITUAL LEADER
Rabbi P•uf Dubin
faculty member m ttie
Uni.versity of J u d a i s m ,
chaplain with the United
States Almy, a member of
the board of directors or the
Community Re I a ti on s
Educational Foundation, the
offi'cial represeotative of the
Jewish community to the
Commission of Race Rela·
ti.one and a member of the
board of directors of tne Los
Angeles Urban Coalition.
Rabbi Dubin \\ill conduct
services throughout the 10..
day period at Temple
Sharon. For further in·
formation contact De n i s
F-. 2916 Anclroo Sf.,
Oo<ta Mesa, 546>3237.
'l'be Hari>or Area Rerorm
Temple'• new rabbi, Ben·
jamin J. LeU>ow, will oon·
doot High Holy Doy servt<es
Sunday and Monday -Ocl l and 2. He will olso
conduct regular Sabbath
services and will admiDi.ster
the Temple's religiou•
licllool.
Rabbi Leioow of Le»:
A1l4:eles, wiU conduct the
services at St. J a m e 11
~piscopal ch u r c h in.
Newport Beach. A grad.-
of tbe Univeniity o f
Oalffornia at Santa Barbara,
UCLA Ille' College ol Jewil.il
Studies and the Hebrew
Union College-Jewish
Institute of Religion, Rabbi
Lei.now becomes the first
spiritual leader of th e
Harbor Area Reform
Temple.
The coogregatioo o r
Temple Beth David of
Orange County will enter in
the new year with servicee
beginning Sunday at 10:30
a.m. The Yorn Kippur
service will begin Tue6day1 Oct. 1 at 7:30 p.m. con·
tinufug Wednesday, Oct, 2 at
10:30 a.m . ,
Jazz Oratorio Featured
At Huntington Festival
Rabbi Bernard B. Gold.
smith and Cantor i'lany
Newman w i I I conduct all
t.he services at the Cliurch
of tt1e Latter-day Saint!,
14271 Locust S t
Westminster. The re(ular
Sabbatlh service Frid~ will
be held at the Commt1ll'ity
Congregational C h u r c b •
Katella a n d Bloomfi'Wl
avenues in Los Alamitos.
The new reform COO·
gregation o.I Orange County,
Temple Negev, will conduct
all Holy Day services in the
Retail Clerks Union Hall,
A jazz oratorio based on
the Lord's Prayer will be
one of several happenings at
the third annual Ohristian
Art and Music Festival at
Faith Lutheran Ohurch of
Huntington Beach today and
Sunday.
The Ol"atorio is the second
effort by composer-pianist
Mark Davidson, whose. pro-
duction of "Revelation" at
last year't1 festival received
wide acclaim..
The oratorio is written for
piano, baes, drums, 30-voi.ce
ch-Oir, and cbildreo's speech
chorus.
The coocert, which begins
at 4 p.m. Sunday etso will
include the church choi.'r
under the direction ol Edee
Roesener, organist J o n
Campbell, aod a <::hancel
dram a by the Covenant 8530 Stanton Ave., Stanton.
Players titled "Brackli.sh."' All services will be under
The festival opened this the diredkm of . R a b bi
morlling at the church, 8200 ~rshon Fisher.
Ellis Ave., wit'h the judging The first service will be
of Christian art submitted held Sunday at 8 p.m. Ottter
by professiC7fl3! and amateur services throughout the
Southern California artists.· period will be Monday at
The jury included Dr. 10 :30 a.m . with a special
John Cooper, chairman of children'6 service at l ::IJ
the Art Depart m e n t, p.m.; Oct. 1 at 8 p.m.: and
California Lutheran College, Oct. 2 at 10:30 am. and l ::IJ
Thousand Oak&; Ger a Id and 3:30 p.m. Far reserva-
Brommer, president of the tions lo the High Holy Day .
California Natiooal services contact Bob
Watercolor Sodiety ; and Altshuler at 522-4002 or Gail
Ray Friesz, Laguna Beach, ;;B;;rown;;;;;;;;;a;;l ;;892;;;;-21;;;;;10;;. ;;;;;;;;;;~
artist. l::i
At 11 a.m. the jurists were
to particip&te in a panel
discu.ssioo moderated by the
pastor, the Rev. Jam~
DeLange, on the topic "Us·,
BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL
GUIDE
ing Art Forms in Worship.''11..-.w-------1
At 3 p.m. Sunday, Jack e MATTRESSES • Tracy Ledbetter, who has
Ad hot published ~try in several" ---Velltw S naoonal literature journals, MA '!'TRESSES
Will read a selection of his BOATfil · ROMES • TR.\ILER8
Celebrate poems based on Christian ""'""" •••-themes. Oolta Me•• M•ttret• C...
Pastor and Mrs. 'nngley
have two childn!n.
"Overturning the Tables"
will be the sermon topic or
The Rev. Willis J. Loar,
pastor of the Flrst BaptJst
Church will preach the
sermon "The Divine Voice"
Sunday at the 9:30 a.m.
service at the Peek Chapel,
7801 Bol s a Ave .,
Wetitminster and the 11 a.m.
worstdp at the Huntington
Beach Ohapel, Sixth Street
and Ouistian Service
Brigade will meet Thursday
at 7 p.m.
"IN PRACTICE, of "A Man Dies," a con· 11&0 Newpnt Blvd.
course, some -le will Thousends of Seveotll.<fay temporary art film wa< Uberty 8-1303
mailltiain lifelong: fldellty to Adventists will gather at 3 scheduled to be shown at ----------' ~~egl,! tl'adiwl'tiOnll' ,'•' xhep~s e. ?'~ocg kBthieac' hafleArrn<>0n mf·o the noon today and several • UPHOLSTERY . •.
vuu •» L.A.111 ena r a times Sunday. 1,-----------. Horoscope
Libra: New Moon Hints Personality
themselves to many tradi· two.hour pageant marking The Hank Higgins Pullets,
t i o n s a t o fl c e -100 yea:rg since the first who have appeared wfth
participating ~ ln a preach.en; of the faith came St.eve Allen and De an
Lutheran Bible stu class, to the far West · Mertin on television, will a Meti'lodist prayer groop, a A the · t centeorual celebra· present a pnnnot shO'W Roman Catholic mass, 4l +i WUli ·rr· United Ohurcti. of CJlrwt ... on, ·am J. Blacker, "M06es Supposes" at 3:30
Mesa Upholstery
Uberty 8-47811
ZJIO NIWPOl"I' ILYD.
Sunday, September 22
NO. I
o". of ft!. mo•• ,.,.1.,
11ow1p•,-r foahlr.s 111 tbo
011t1,, U11lt_,, Stot.t It Hi•
A1111 Londofl coh•ll'lll. It'• •
d•Hy foot11r• of ttio DAILY
PILOT 0114 011r r.td•tt t.U
"' 11'1 our No. I c•hlm11.
t •
unknown comes c 1 o s e r .
Much knowledge .ts available
-Get it.
SAGITTARfUS (Nov. 22-
Dec. 21): Some Of your
hopes, wi!Jhes u n d e r g o
revision. Seek the modem :
discard the outmoded. You
can arrive at important,
m o n ey-5aving decisions .
Take initiative in so doing.
CAPR ICORN (Dec. 22·
Jan. 19): Some elements
very fa:vorable to yoo come
to forefront. Many in a posi·
tion to aid are favooably
dispoCiled. Don't fon:e, rush
service pr 0 j e I:: t , and Gleodale, president of the tJtl& afternooo. Episcap61 efrtarprise j n dturob's Pacilic U n i o n"r"~~;;;.~~==============sr;
educatioo ~.~-=·r~e:'':: Does Your C•r Need A Tune-Up!
"Many Pee P 1 e will are 100,000 members of tbe I will make it run like new using Chtrnpion SP.ark
discover that d)anging life-Church i.o tile five~ area Plu91 -Point1 • Cond1n1or. lnc:lvdin9 Labor. '
situations alter the. center o[ .aOO growth b speeding up.
gra"11y of their churdl Am h h di liar" ANY ' CYL I ANY I CYL loyalties. Thus Pre6by.ter· ong c urc gn 1es
ianism may match their ~o will appear at the -COM p LET E _
need in adolescence, Roman centennial event will be Dr.
C<itholicism in working Walter R . Beach ' $13.95 I $15.95 years, e.nd Ep~anism Washington, D.C., w or l d
in later U!e." oecretu'y of the 1.8 millloo-pi.on. 673-5640
member Seventh·day NEWPORT GU In the lon~ run, he A~ Church, who will Lf. SERVICE
believes, "many people will speak on "God's Word in the 1920 W. Balboa Blvd., New rt
learn to think of themselves Golden West." simply a' Oiristlaoa", ~:..::::::::...::..::::.::. ____ __.:
without brand ?M1es.
or push. What you need Is JF THAT happens, Chris·
going to be presented. ti'lms will b91-"returning
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 . Feb· to oroer SY<1rirt1 Om••'1 »-~e from 2,000 yean of hi.storf' boolile.f1 TM Tn1lll Aboul Allr , to ... 't••....i~ J ....... .-.. 1., 18): Spotlight on travel, im· --i ~ cents to Om•rr kokl~. i.l""' JR --· ""' ~ vou.~ DAILY PILOT, ~ n.a, Gr•nd C-Church."
porta'flt decisions. You gain 1 ;;"i;i';,' ;;'";;"~'"•;;'-ii;;';:•;~;,·;;"·;;'·;;;';;";;";;· ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; .. I needed information. Ohcck 11
reports. caUs. Key is to be
\o'C'rsa'lile, alert. Plea.'Nte
s'hown from study f11 t:Mvel
brochures.
PISCES I Feb.
20 ): Come to
l9·Marcb
(in:ancial
Kids Like to
'As~ Andy'
Laguna Beach School ol Art and Design
FALL PROGRAM
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A•• Landen om111ArLY 10.io: sVNDAY. 11-t
· HiCych Casualties
Point to tM Light
DEAR· ANN LANDERS: Our wcnd•rful young .
cleliYW)t boy JIOI uncoosciOUI !n 8 hotpltal ot this
Yflt:'f -.n.m, hovering betWeen life and deelh. A
truck "'nr did aot see hlm "" bl• bicycle, even ===~J.i~uf:~°ti~ SPECIAL PRICES FOR SEPT. 22--18 A.M. TO 7 P.M. -WHILE QUANTITIES LAST
tunn and make It man-DEAR GUSS: Lea Ye------------!"!"----"!""--------------------------------------dalDry that. they use :r-.,..... al -· aad fluoreoeem paint ,rule out ....,. a i.c-11e -n i.
block and gray and In-~ IM wllll mapl-
clnde · • ufety helmel llu&n alladle<I to a
with 9ach bicycle for a Tiiey are &tridl7 fer
mln!mll "dlarga! ~~!:, ~ =
Every --reads ... lorpelte. Aller a time your eot.-llnow& of 'at • lwt 1'11 NI llo'll llrflll llll
1Alt one dllld who was en &lutet. crlllully llljured or ldlled
on a lllb. ni.I d>ild mit!ht DEAR /INN LANDERS:
have lived tf "tbele few A relative . came b:> visit
.tmple regulallonl bod been ....,,al m<atb• ago, The
lnlorce. l'loue print lllis length of bis stay dis·
plea. Thanb, Aoo. qualilifl him as a gueot. He POR~~g~.· now I& a "'"I"""'· The leech does not con· DEAR K. E. B.: I await lribule aoyGilng lo tills
wont fnm either the Na· houtebold e x c e pt con·
lloaal Sal•IJ' C..odl tr lbe -whloh 11 not need·
mutdaduen of bleyeles. , ed since there are already
y., aue.dlu make • plel'Ky of good talkers crut lh-1 If seue te me. around here. He bas a Mar··
'lMllll: 1" IV ~m. ty appetite and lleepc like a
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I
feel "llke Jo fool writing lo
you but I do. need help with
i1 problem and I bate lo
adlcll.Oll a friend. So -ii
youpJeue, Ann.
A ~an who take•
me out IOdolly ls tee vain tci
-glaaa altlioucb be ii pat 50 ~ heaven llnows,
perfect 1vilion at b1J age
-be tee DUICh lo !>ope for. Be ls forever bcnowlng
my 1pec9 to read menus,
-programt, et<. I -·t -except bis
-• i...,.. -mine and .. -IJlJ' ~ out of .........
I ~ niatcmb\y certain
.. baa Ill& ..... -· te ••• · lie MUST read
ma (l8fel"I ..S mllgazines
-a - -and tben. -_...,,, ...... bi&·
-.._ ID privae. __ ,...., .. """ ... ---.. -..---=~::,.;-than a -•IMUll!1t
log (until nooo l -nev.er
thinking to plek up after
htmte1f or make bi& own
bed.
Every day be tella us bow
mudl he loves California
and aa.11 k is fun, fun, fun.
Oi coune tt. ls when you
don't have to pay for
anyttdng and don't have to
work.
}J.ow ca I ten him in a
tactful way to leave?
-TONGUE-TIED TESSIE
DEAR T. T. T.: Untie
Jta:r toape and dn't con-
ctn. yooneU wttb tact. It
would be waded oa th.11
t:barader. U you people wbo
wrUe ~ me aboat !Jee.
loadJn1 ttlattves woald be
hlf u frank wtui tll• aa
Y• are wltb me, you
woalda't llave tbe problem lone.
Ann Landero wlJI be glad
lo belp you with yoor pro-
bJeml. Send them to her in
cae of tile DAILY PILOT,
mdoling a oelf·addreased, "••oped ,...elope.
Airline Stewardess
Tnet to Adventure _..., ••new r •1r-•4•.~
r11•119f3111)pew1iler Co., ,. a · 1fJa>ff. Put
....... -.. lair lier , .. .,_,
.., -I I •ril In •
csar • • airline __ , __
pc s a ..,. · , ........ '1
A. Yoot high11'1of cana
is llk<ly lo be blid; Iba
averagt is about two years
f<lr ''stewardii. •• Mere 1bml.
90 percent 1.rade wmca far
wifebood -uaually mar·
rying h true-bllle
bo,fri~ 1'81btr then • pilot or passenger. ·
But while it luta:, these
glamorous sk:ygirlJ make
good money, have tots of
leisure time, see new places
while getting paid for it, and
travel free (or at reduced
rates) on their own time. A
job ea a aitewarde6s, also
oalled !mtus, i 1 a
traveler's dream : a ticket to
adveeture not loand in most
occupotlons.
DUTIES. 0 n domootic
Oight.s, the "new'' arrives
an hour early, attiodJ the
briefing al t>e fll&tlt ere..,
checks U. ~ct
Ule passenger cabin, aees
that auppllec and ... ......,,
p11111enger geor .,. -.i,
..i that tho plley ii --ed wllll adeq.-food ..i
beveragN.
Slit ,,_ boardln g _,...., d>ow ticlleu.
""" -'fl1ll -. and llDlll kcPgt. B e f o r e
doparturt, ... ... ... -.
-tluil-beltlare -. Sh•• """" .,. atroctkml, ....... fli&ht
end w11tb1r q-. -readlnc-""'1 pDlowl, an{ ••lll&U madlenwlareqb!red.
Oii -~ &b• -'..,...,.,.ted .....
-~ llil'W _.w.g, and ...... --. Allor Ian·
-... --ftlalll ~NlllGS. ~
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MEN'S WORK OXFq~bS
o.r aeg. s.n7 · .A 4'4
Suuav Onlfl . ¥.
Genuine leather, tough, reinforced; •71"'1 stitch·
Ing. CompooitiOn sol .. , heels. Bl~•· ·~izes 7-~l.
CHARGE IT. j
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GIRU' STRETCH
NYLON ~IGHTS
Ill COLORS
Our Reg. 1.18
r
.18'
' Charge-ltt
Chlld:ren's u n resistent
stretch nylon tlght.r ln black,
r~ blue, beige, white, navy.
4 to 6X.
T~ COATED
STAINWS STEEL
FRYllG PAM
Discount Price•
t44
Sunda11 Onl11
Teflon®·~ted, 10'' 1tain-
less ste~ _fry pan with heat
resistant 'handle. Hangs ·for
easy storage.
SO!olf"Wlf TM
20°GALLON GARBAGE CAN
1.76
f.;.,, ~
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Sunda11 Onlt1
SAl'Et
JR. BOYS'
JACKETS
Our Reg. 3.97
2.97
' Charge-It!
Water reprllant jackets.
~t collars and cuffs.
Quilt lined parkllll have
warm h~ Color. Sl.iel
3-7.
REALTONE TABLE RADIO
OVRREG 7.77 6.88 SVl\'DAY 01\'LY
Compart little radio fits the smallest plates yet power·
ful enouRh to bring in far away Sbations. Available in .
green, blue, ivory. Great gift for the student.
$
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K MART FOCAL
LEfCTICULAR
CLOTH SCREEN
·~·FOCAL
a:
Our Reg. 10.88
8.76
Sunda11 Onl11
Lenticular cloth screen with
black finish gives a c I ea r,
sharp view. Excellent reflec-
tive quality.
3 TIER UTILITY TABLE
WllH ELECTRIC OUTLET
Our Reg. 3.77
Sund•fl Onl11 2.96
Handy meta1 comes ready to assemble. Use for
storage or serving. Plug in small appliances.
Charge It! ·
Choice of Patterns
SEAT, BACK
CHAIR KIT
Our Reg. 3.33
4 lor8.88
Su11dat1 Onlt1
Easy-to-Install, blgli-back seat and back
replacement kit in your choice of at-
tractive patterns. Hardware included.
Just say "Charge ll"
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HOODED SKI JACKETS
IN QUILTED NYLON
3.66 Our Re11. 4.44
Sundat1 Onl11
On the slopes or off to school .•. this girls' ski jacket
wins points fashion·wise, thrift-wise. Of snug and warm
fiower. print quilted n y 1 on .•. some jackets re.
va-se to a soft, warm cotton pile fabric and some to
nylon in a solid oolor. Zip front. Hood. 4 to 14.
PINT SIZE CD2 IA
OR LOW MILEAGE
'66«
OVr ..... t7c
Concentra~ oll tttatm~nt
gives more po~:er.
I.
SAYE 36c ON
BAN SPRAY
DEODORANT
Our Reg. 1.14
78'
Sunda11 Onlg
7 oz.• Ban spray deodorant
stops odor . . . takes the
\Yorry out of being close.
Just Charge It.
•A....ir Limlll!d Qu•nl11Y -None sold lo cl!1ler1
Sunda11 Om11
HEAVY DUTY
COTTON JERSEY
WORK GLOVES
Our Reg. 39c
26'
Charge-ltt
Nine oun~ red or brown
cotton jersey gloves feature
knit v:rlsU and heavy stitch-
ing.
HPLACfMEllT
AUTO BULBS
Our l'I· S7c 27« ~
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tall an4 stop lights. No, 10.0
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Saturday, Sfpttmbff 21, 1966 DAILY '!LOT Z
~eetings on the OrQn ge Coast·
•
ENROLL NOW
Ntwpott Harbor Senke LNtu• -•• cm-c1u1t fl HvMllMttwi ~ ... tll -.i R-llon hllflllO. l1"! end cw-•tf'etb. Hll!lffntlton
t.kh. 10 ··"" ~ m·iw Wiler o"-CMt.
..-cit1-c~. 1Sth '''"' •t lryl"' A-. ,._. ~
11h00 -.rn.
lel'YOl'ilc Totttfne•~tio CaUfom1• s.y..
~• •nil loen. C..ta MtM,, t ll.ffl. CotJ•rl'IW«l T~l,.......,.. Corel .... rtt.t'"""''' J'4S Klrbor ltvd.. '°''' M9M. ,, .......
£Jcpknr ~ B•bcodl £19Cf!'onlas. Ealoloftr Po.t IN, a.bcDdt EIM)o
tf'Onlc:.. )5(11 H111Mlr 91¥11., C.O.hi
MUt. 1:1• "·"" Ori"" CONI ,w.,.,11 al'ICI W!CYl'\I'
&ocl"', CO.Ill MtiM, W-'• Clue. flO W, lltlfl St,, Colll M-. 71:!0 p,lfl,
Foomt1!11 \11111'1 JUPllot Clltmber ol
Co!N'rltrc., Klnt1'1 TabM, 4 .t 71
Wtstrnl"'ttl' ,Aw., W•tll'IL111..,, 7130 p.m, Costa MllJll Hlf'fl'IOft'I Leclff No. Jt,
000 Fallowf Kiii, 241' HIWIJIOl'f
llYod .. '°'" ,.,,... • 11.m. -Corollti 4'11 INr Elldllnff Cl\IO. JONI'•
lllfltaurant, 11n & •• c_. Hl1h..,..,., c_. 11t1 Mir. 11 ,_
Cou11eU of Cll11rct.. ti!'""'°" Harbo<'. mfftt: 11 ~lrloul dllll'thtl, COlll.0
llw. H. C1ri..,., 6"U-l:M1, lt -
(Otll Mesa El<dle"" CluO. Cer'1I ll:Nf
Rnl1ur1nt, 2"" Hll'tloor l!Yt,, C0.!1
Meq, 12 noon
N-rt Harw Acttw '111-311 Cl\lb,
Vllllff 11111, 12' M9rl,,_, B1ltloll
''"'""· 11 tlOOll Colfa MtH Rot.ry Club, ~. Ca.ff M-.. Golf Ind ~ntry Club, 1101
Golf CcM.lrw Drl'A, (Mq Mftl, 12:10 p,m.
CoroM 4-1 Mff Klw1r1I• Club, VU11
Sweoeti. UM f. C:0.11 HlollW•Y•
Cwol'\1 dtl ""'· 1t,10 "·"" • Hunllr111lorl BNdl Ktw1nl1 C'Jb, HUl'lo
111'111"" BMCll Gountl"V Club. 779 Intl St., HUl'lttl'lclfon Seed!, 11:15 p.m.
Newiiort H1rbor ()ptlm!1I Cklb. Villi
Mer\,.., 164$ BIYllde Orlw, NtwPOrl
BNdl, l2,1S 1.1'1'1.
Cost1 MM1 Klwtnls Club, C11pl1r1
Rnt1ur1nt, 1•10 N-1 Bl\ld.,
Costa Mau, 12:1J p.m.
HuntLn"ton BHCh R~ry Club, North.
Folll' Wll'ld1 ll"taut•"'' 1601 kl&e Chia.~, HVl'lfl.,.l!ilfl Be.di, 12:1J
P.tn. Toe1tm11hln Club. 711>F, Klntr'S T1bt.
Rnt1ur11ot. We1""lftlhlr, 6 p.m.
Rotary Clu& of NeW!>Of'l·ll•ltio., lrvfn.
Cwtf CcM;l'lfnl Club, 11100 E. Coa1! Hlehw1v, Coro,.. cSel Mir. f:30 P.m.
Costt M-Newport Harbor LIOns
Club, Mew Verde Country C!Yb,
Co111 Mesa, •:4.S p.m. ea1tioo. e1y llorlt. CIYb, vni. M.lrlmo.
10.U 81Wldll Ori,,_, NIWPOff 8uch, 1 "·"'· Seil 9Nch Tontrn..t.l'"I Club. 101 Ralldl HicMJH, 1.00 Pacific C-1
Hlehw1v, Sefil 8Ndl, 1 11.m. Hulln"'tt.n 8•1dl Elb Lodoe. Elk•
Cllib, lllW Oce1n AYt., Hunllt1llOl'I
Bud!, 7:30 p.m.
Society fol'" Ille Prttervallon and
encouraoement ot e1r1>er Sh111>
Qu..rtll Sl1111IA1 In Atr11rlc1, Colt• ~ Ch1pftr, ccm-P..,.k Sdloot,
2380 Notrt O.tm.. (0$11 Mesa, I p.m.
l.O.O.M., Moo5I' No. IHI, GS £. lffll
st .• Cosfa MIM. 1:15 1t.m.
Oranve c,,.11 l'ntl B'•Jlh ~· Loooe, Temple ShlollOft, •17 W. H1mltton,
Cos" Mew. 1:15 P.m.
WMMM1r
We•lmlnster T,,.1trn1sten1 Club, J. Oen'• Pancak• House. Watrnln1ttr,
6:1$ 1 .rn.
C01t1 Mes1-0r11111e C1>111t llen1 Cluti
Odie's, 212 E. 11th St, Co1!1 Meu. 1
11.rn.
B!ue P\flmlP Toulrn11ter1 C I u b,
How1rd J11hnson1, Hlrbot" IOU!l'Vl•cl,
C1111ll Mu., 1 1.rn.
Hul'llll'l(lfOtl Bflad'I £xcNinot Club,
IC1"9't T1blt R1 1t1ur1r11 , Wntrnlnster, noon
DEATH NOTICES
HAIGH
MN' 1'111«1 Htleh. Att 11, DI' 3llll02
So. Paclllc C:0.1t Hfehw1v, L"u"'
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Bat111an Sheds Mask i1---111~~~
BOAT BUFFS ra· . .
A New Season? Horrors! Adam W es• Plays T V y ;u;,.n •1• .. '~'"'"' 1• ... ••1• 9!?44.':I. II ill ~ full .ti'"• bo•ti111 e4it• ~
wor\:lng -•"Y 11•wlp.lptr '9U La 4 1 W.tt.r .....W .. normalcy. ln lhi.a a h o "' I h Or•ltf• Co11nty. HI• .... pIBy a madman... chnh·• co ... ., ... ,, k•t. ''The Odd Couplr B1 VERNON SCO'rl'
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Batman ii alive and lving
under the name o( Adram
West!
i119 •-' '''"'"' ..... 11 • pl1t1 • 1.· West ..,, .. ore tbt loot of I ' II I I ' D ILY < man whom the w.arden has ,~tOt:••ur• 0 t • A ''The Party'' .. Well ..• A lrrwst just saved from the electric 1 wttti ,_,.,. WM
chair. Still, were lt not for[~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
By TOM TITUS
Ot ,,_. DtlOY' f'HI ilatf
Here we are again, on the threshold of a new thea-
ter season in Orange County. Begining next weekend,
local stages will start lighting up like so many Christ-
mas trees.
Vlhat sort of a season wiU it be ? Well, with a band·
ful of exceptions, pretty much like the-'last several, do-
minated by revivals of old comedies -or incessant
productions of new ones, i.e., "The Odd Couple." NO MORE OF THIS
The exceptions at the early end_ of the campaign Adam W•st
,are twofold -SoiJlh Coast Repertory's upcoming pro----------
duotioo of ''The Homecoming" and a staging of "Gene..
Although that magnificent
work of the television art,
"Bab'nan," bu been cancel·
ed by popular acelaim, the
guy who dodged aroWld ill
his long unaerwear, Oowing
cape ancl,""maak bas manag-
ed to su:Nive.
West, ~. has retUl"!led
to sanity, or what passes for
sanity amOng ad.ors.
operetta.
the nut with tile cape and
the bat.mobile he would be
just another tall, band.some,
blond actor. Now be is a
personage. especjally with
Uie sandpile set.
"I've been surprised that
people think of me as Adam
West instead of 'Batman ' "
Adam said. "That's a r'eat
accomplishment."
To further lose his identity
as Batman, West bas ap·
peared on a couple of doitfl
talk and panel shows. It was
almost as if be were telling
the world: "Look at me,
underneath that Batman
N•n()N.t.L Gt'.Nl!lllAL C:ORPC>lltATION
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SATURDA'f·JUNDAY
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Steve McQueen & Faye Dunaway In
"THE THOMAS CROWN AffAlll"
Color
-PLUS 2nd ACTION HIT-
W ill i1 m Holden in
"THE DEVIL'S BRIGADE"
Color Tation" by the year~ld Rancho Community Players.
·Both are firsts for Orange County. Pat Paulsen
R eturns to
Disneyland
He ~·completed a mo-
tion pictare, "The Girl Who
Knew Too'.Mucb," with Nan-
cy Kwan ; and bravely
returned to television in tile
opening episode of "The Big
VaHey" ,in which he will
play a crUed villain.
"Tell me, Adam ," I asked
winningly. "bow does it feel
to work in something other
Ulan long underwear and a
mask?"
"How would you like a
shot to the mouth ?" West
replied pleasantly.
suit dwells tb.e real me." SUGGESTED FOR MATURE.AUDIENCE
The real me is a witty ,lr":;:=:=:=:=:=:=::::==~=========~ '. Then again, some of the fortllcomlng offerings have
:t>een in inothballs so long that they'll seem like new to
:many theatergoers. Among those in this category are
~e Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse's "Dream Girl" and
•the San Clemente Community Theater production of
"The Heiress."
THE REST OF THE season openers are fairly fa.
miliar items -a pair or good sex comedies ("Under Strai·ght-faced comic Pat
the Yum Yum Tree," "Sunday in New York"), the Paulsen return s to
county's third production in a year and a balf of "The Disneyland tonight for the
Typists" and "The Tiger" and a couple more "Odd second time Utis season as
Couples." star of a special Date Nite
But, in a sense, they're all new -new productions, party_
The en.zed part comes
easy aitllf "Batman," but
the fearWss caped crusader
had tO develop an un-Bat·
manlike snarl to menace
Barbara Stanwyck and her
brood on tlhe ABC·TV horse
Shazam! '68
Tryouts Set
new actors, new interpretations, And , to the majority Palllsen will be joined by
of their audiences who rarely view a play outside their singer Johnny Nash and .a Auditions for Sha23Jll ! '68,
own community, even the plots will be fresh and intri-fast-rising group on the rock an original musical review,
guing will be held by the Rio Hon -. horizon, the Fe m a I e .. So, instead of bemoaning the sarnen.~s of the new do music 'Theater Tuesu.ay
season, we may as well take comfort in South Coast Species. The show will be and Wed~day at Plymouth
Repertory and the handful of innovations which will presented r r om T001or-Hall in the Unitarian Center,
come our way from the community theaters this year. roW\ami stage at 9 and 11 Wardman and Bright, Whit -
Herewith, an afmchair odyssey around the county's p.m. ti~hazam •58 will need
theatrical circuit, pinpointing the initial offerings of the During his five-nighl stand talent of all kinds
dozen or so producing groups which dwell tbereir:i : as headliner in the "On showgirls and mannequines,
RAISING THE CURTAIN on its fourth season Stage U.S.A." series in ear-maJe and female dancers.
on the Orange Coast, South Coast Repertory bows in ly July, Paulsen chalked up singers. a large chorus. solo
next Friday with Harold Pinter's latest drama, "The many laugh votes from dancers, singers and in-
hi h ed h B d 't ' Disneyland audiences as he strumentalists. Homecoming," w c captur t e roa way en 1cs pressed his h ,· 1 a r i 0 u ,
SCR f d d h d D 'd E Showgirls and dancers a season ago. oun er an ea man aVl mmes "Paulsen for President" is directing the show at the company's Third Step Thea-campa;gn. will audition at 7:30 p.m. · ~ and singers, chorus and non-ter in Costa Mesa. He ,·s expected to continue · · I ·1 1 tr
th F d · c M • s1ng1ng roes, etc., w1 y Also going on e boards ri ay IS osta esa s his comedy-candidacy at out at a:30 p.m. Further in -
cornmunity theater, the Civi.c Playhouse. Resident dir-tonight's Date Nile special, formation is available at
·'tet me put it ttiis way,"
he continued, "I wanted to
play a Character w ith
dimensioru;, facets, meaning
and chal'lenge.
"This 5egment of 'The Big
Valley' was written
especially fQr me and l
think it is somethln·g unique.
"'lot's not exactly what you
would call prosaic, You
can't run around in tights
aOO a cape for three years
and return immediately to
:Ado
MlWPOl;I •U.~ -ol 1M •••no-.. I.Mt..,. Uol• l•lo -Ol. l·IHI
FIRST RUN
hang-loose character who
cuts a romantic swath
t hr ou gh legions of
Hollywood cuties.
l:le is looking forward to
starring in mote movies and
playing straight dramatic
and comedy roles as a guest
in television.
"Hopefully , pedple wiJJ
for get I was Batman," he
concluded,
Yes , but will ttiey forgive?
TWO FAMILY
COMEDIES
Doris PaY
and
rian Keith
ector Pati Tambellini is staging "Dream Girl" -in second of two such events 695-2769.
which she starred several seasons ago -which this that herald the biggest fall ";::;::;;;:;;:=.;:=.;::;::::;:::;::~II Burt
time headlines Linda Baum and features yours truly in entertainment schedule inll Lancaster
the role of a newspaperman. Some casting. the history of the "Magic The L · urious New
The Laguna Playhouse launches its last season in Kingdom.'' lliaited Artists The .,
its present quarters on Oct. 2 with Murry Schisgal's ,-_--=,=-,~-,-..,-"-.,-,,-.-~-.. -,-~-., • ALSO
•tandem twosome "The Typists" and "The Tiger."~-..! 1165 w. 17th, San,. Aita Sm0U11e r
h I h ti d d II How rt-543-9217 Dav'id Marlow, w o s~t ~ par ouse a _en .ance_ recor ALSO
\\•ith "Odd Couple" his first time out, ts directing, ~ j•~m...,11=•11 ;
. "Under the Yum Yum Tree" is the opening fare at c011,11111011 Today from 2:oo ACADEMY "A&&IGllMEllT
alt D1sney•s --
lffi!1tl ,the Westminster Community Theater, debuting Oct. 4. _to.11111.\PCT\ml'w:on-• • • 'Hf.~.·.· 1'9t
.Putting fuis one together is Joan Hagerty, who staged AWARD . ft.
the theater's big box office attraction, "Never Too Jlnoit LEWIS DtCll VAN DYKE ...... -
Late ... last winter. w1iuN. ER : ~~ sr:
NEXT UP, IN ORDER, is "The Heiress," which 'DcllirRlllSITllflrlDCI I~ " kicks off the 17th season for the Sao Clemente Commun-IJ:'1 l.OWEJ, THI IVVll:,_ •c•T DMICTOfl-•iKI! NICMOl.S E ..... Show Startt 6:45 En. Show Storts 7 p-111.
ROBiNSON · PRCWiNE ·----
Th Th lma R km 'd d ' th ~ -JOSEPH E. LEVINE ......... • Co11tln•o•1 J1111~ fTom 2 p.111. Conr. Sot. & Sun. fro"' 2 P·"'·
hy eater. e uc an, res1 ent ire<::tor at e MIKE NICHOLS 11==========="'==========='1 ·ootoff~···oao C..:abrillo Playhouse, is preparing the costume drama LAWRENCE TURMAN _, ...
for an Oct. 10 opener. JHE GRADUATE . The oldest play on the boards this fall will be
·Orange Coast College's "Lysistrata" -but the new
·look Lucian Scott is planning for it may make Arista-
. phanes cringe in his crypt. Production dates for the
sludent s~w are Ocl. 24-26.
Mon.-T~lll'I. 7:U & t:U l'rld11 1·f·11 S1f!.lrd11 1·:1-S-1-t-11
Suno.11·>·~7-t .. 'fhen there is "Sunday in New York,'' a sophisti-
• cated sex-oriented comedy which gets the Hunt1ngton:11~~;~~~~;~~i11~~~~~~~~~~~1 beach Playhouse off to its 1968-69 starl Directed by Co11tl1M1oa1 S1111doy "'"' 2:00
Ron Albertsen and starring his wile. Marilyn, it opens • BALBOA
'a !tve-weekend run on Oct. 25. R :J 1 f :::J I !j (tit 673 •04S · Comes then yet another look at ''The Odd Couple" • \ '"l • ..,
. -only the fourth version in Orange County in tile space Jll'AUC-IN THEATllF • I
; of a year. This one is being done by the Fullerton 1''oot--
lighters and also opens on Oct: 25. Ill SW\ 49' ... '""' ANOTHER "ODD COUPLE " ARE the father and '"'TI""
son-in-law of "'Generation," a new comedy which probes -. .__.. .• -.. 542-'W I
that well-known gap. The Rancho Players unveil this ADULTS ONLY
. one Nov. 7 under the directorial guidance of Bunny "SPREE"
H=~ &
"Barefoot in the Park," another Neil Simon comedy "ADAM and EVE"
making the Orange County rounds, stops off at 9olden
\Vest College, also on Nov. 7. Drama teacher Charles
l\1itchel1 is directing.
And at UC Irvine, a turn of tile century musical en-
' titled "The Golden Apple" makes a mid-November ap·
pcarance at the Studio Theater. Fine Arts Dean Clay-
, ton Garrison is staging the UCI production.
. Thi s is what Orange County's community and col-
legiate theaters are doi ng for openers. And if you think
your friendly local drama critic won't have his hands
full, then you try catching 11 plays in seven weeks.
Happy theatergoing.
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Sp;u:ie Man Model Ki1s • Kol;i Killie do lls from Mallel
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'ooks • Oisneylilnd Tickel books • (7" IM•t~ ... •.ii~i...ii
Eitra-spetial birthday adivities include:
AT 4:00 PM-a giant birthday par.:ide honoring Mickey
and featuring over 40 of his Disney character friends.
PLUS, ON STAGE-a birthday surprise show st.irn ng
01soeyl.ind's Kids of 1he Kingdom.
Shows it I 30, 3.00, 4.30, 6·00 ind 7;30 PM
Disne,yland
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THE
GRADUATE
PLUS 2"d FEATURE. l"flter Sellltf"I "THE PAITY'"
LAST COMPUETE SHOWSTARTS AT 9:1 5
BUT DIRECTOR-MIKE NICHOLS
MATINEl!S
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glrla/ aod welcome baclt to
..-SMurday In Uncle
W'• Clonler. I WeU. tile mail beg la 1et-
ti'ne 1llmmer and llimmer.
• Only lix lotten to Uocle Len
· this ,...k -end Jul! ""' for
Carol's Corner. Come oo
· now, kids; you can do bitter
: Ulan that.
' EVEN WITH tho lack of
· entrlH, we had a tough time
, in choollng thia week's art
· conteet wlnDer. Mike Mello
; of Newport Beach came in
• fir<t by a whisker,
Next week, boys and girls,
the 1ubject for Uncle Len's
art contest will be football
: So we hope a lot of you boy£
• will get aboard this one.
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· 12 oan enter Uncle Len's
: Corner, and eacb week we
· send three lucky winntn a
~ Kennedy half dollar. Spread
· the word around to your
* PRIZE WINNER * This week's contest winner is Mike Mello, 81t'J.
516 Tustin Ave., Newport Beach
: friends.
THE CAT AND
Tiil!: JllRDS .PuHyca~ pu..,0.t, don't
chase UI blrd9 ;
Bltdie1, fly up ; does the
Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contest Here's all you
do: (I) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 5\.\ inches ~de and
4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace
picture. It must be your own wori. (3) Put your name, ago and addre11
on back of drawing. Mall it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Bo• !!«>, DAILY
PILOT, Costa Mesa. Winner will receive Kennedy hall dollar.
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Poor little J>ll"ll'Clt, don't :ut ut birds;
>< You lbould be lrieodly,
ttJi<n we coold Juot play.
contett are Le1lie B!,jiler,
10, FoootaiU V1Ueyj Loui3a
Lombardi.1 11, Costa Mna;
John Torian, 9, N•wport
Beech, and Sharron Barber,
ti, Huntington Beach.
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I know a little bunny,
His fur is fluffy white:
He has a wiggly no11
That bothers him at night.
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Yesterday's Pun!• Solvtd:
S.11~ , • ., ct•ntf••• •• Alli lvt'y,
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WW you tell me about the
French Foretp LerlonT
Most naU0111 keep trained
annJes to de!end their
homellnds. And 10metlme1
the dtl.nnl of one nation
vol\.llteer to help protect
tome other land. T h e
1old!er1 of the P' r e n c h
Forelp Lesion ~lht not for
their own courrtritl, but for
others.
of North AtriCI.. T h e n
France loct. its hold on
Algeria, and Lecton head·
quertlrl WU duy:ced to
Aub&gne near MJIWWe, 1n
the south or France.
Tbo Le1lon ~en11
have foulht a1 beroe1 in
many wara. 'Ibey loutht tile
Germano in boll! World
Wara, and Ille J-In
lndocbino. In 11183, l!lmperor
Napoleon m 11nt them to
ballle in l!I u ~c 0 • Out·
numbered by -2,()()() to ODt,
they retuatd to IUn'ender.
At thJ1 battle of Qamerone
OD Aprll 30, 11183, tile last •Ill
men made 1 final bayonet
charge In which only three
survived and were ca.ptured.
April 30 11 1till celebrated
by f or m er le&lonnalrec
around the world w b o
rattier to retell the proud
atory of Camerone.
The French For1!gn
Leaion II a IClrrint cbap!M
1n the 1001 h1lt<>ry or bum.an
warfare. Some people cleJm
that these feartome oid bat-ru,,. dly1 ... ciloDtrin(.
Loll Of UI dream with hope
of a warlet1 world. But win· nine peace •ee!NI harder
than wlmrlnc wara. tt call.I
for a cleverer kind of human
P~UTS
DR. KILDA~
GORDO
JUDGI! PARKER
5™?' THIS "SHE:tl.A! I M,t..TE
TO BOTME« YOll "T THl5 HOl/lt
~.&UT I MUST SEE
'llCXJ •• , PLEASE !
MOON MULUkS
TUMILEWEEDS land body
16 Canadian Indian 17 Flsh.ft.UnQ :"'--m,ammal
of Flmdy f•tu~ uu~:~ {attbtry: 2 WOffl 62 Samuel
~ you have been
enchanted by a movle about
the men of the famous
Foreip Legion. Perhaps
you yearn to wear that
eiamoroue uniform and ride
to battle across tbe hot aod
aandy Sahara D e 1 e r t.
Perhapl you lone for a life
of action and excitement.
You are not scared of bard
work, low pay; poor food
and 1omtti.m.M a f e w
mlchtY toulh companlon1. II
this 11 your dreem, you
must wilt ldll you are 18
befort you can enlist 1n tile
famOu1 French F o r t 11 n
Legion -by which time you
have every rl&ht to chanl•
your mind. You can enllat
until you nach your 400!.
blrtbday, and once you
enter, you ar1 expected to
endure the harsh di1cipl1Dfl
of umy lift for a tmn of
five years.
!nvwy. Pethap1 1 Job In .-----------., tile Peace Corps fl today'1 NOBLE MUMANITARll\N TllAT I AN\1 equivalent of a term In tile ~AKE·EYE, MY BOY, I SYMPATHIZE
Fmlch Forelp Legion. WIT!l 'l'OU IN YOUR WRETCHED ; l! Soltmnlzt
• 20 Minule ..,.,.1 Butttr lrtt
23 Hoisting
machln 11
24 Man's nam1: Abbr. 25 Boutlqut
~"--,too ,. late":
z "°'di 3D Trre 3-Unctrenn~ · ously curt
'i5-!Mfttd · 37 Man's nlcknlM 38 Srt of mlntf
oroc1cturt ill "Folttott'1
"i~Tr.:• a1
!lllH "''"
1,41 Sul!" for. ~ Su ht
F.1.-•llllll
,. Short 1111 ~r 33 Ttc11nts1
blast on h11lth payments
Instrument 9 Blood• ''Laundry lJ ltll•tnown auctlng employee PllUdonym oor• 40 Go on
66 Not blufit 10 DIP!IL'lllblt 41 African
at th• tnd ~rcamnc. nallv. l7 Persons wllfl U a vlllag1
. noct&Jn1I Pah nl'1 4) Rtput habits klngdo111 45 Moving 61 Strlkft: with 12 F1stlval plc:tures vloftnef ctleb,.tJof' 47 Vehemen t lt Splrlttd U IAttlfl ' outc:rl1s 1qvl11t 19 "H1ro of 49 Pitas Ing
UPOtt odon DOIN Canada'' 51 AlludP
22 Carroll ''Altar: Vat. 1 Vktuals: ch•rac:ter 54 Shlps«tion Slang 24 lall of yani SS Body or 2 Recently 25 Vt«hM1 fresh watrr
dtctuld 26 lontl11s 56 Part ot
' Prior: 27 Old fttne'-1 hat
•..U G1ra111 :--· tlUt of
4 ~=~ia'°'• '8 = 1a1I! 57 ~~ndlous
• 'Ill' 29 Boost: SI Bont: · J D1tlalbft1 2 wm'dt Cofllb. form if~,~· pJi'Ol1
circl1 41 o ... , •• ,
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!iV• 31 Scn191I 59 Thlst11, 6 •01t •••Purl for one faslldtous 32. tn. -: ll Sutt: Abtir.
7 On lht In ttooblt: 63 Caltndtt
brlnt 2 words 1ntrr: Abbr.
II 1oldlerln( !1 dellollely
your cho1en career, then
you would be wMh the
worid'e touetie1t, mo 1 t
famou1 fl.fhtlng men. No
other troopl havt deserved
and been etven 10 DWIJ
honor• and decoratiOIUI. Yet
1tranet to say, the11 bravt
lfilomWrOI UI not fl&btloll for Uletr OWD. countries. The
Lesion to a !ranch of the
French Army and most of
ifl officers are French, but
Frenchmen cannot enlist tn
the rankJ. Wben the legion
.... founded in 1831, Ille
idea was to enlist forei gn
60ldJera f« duty out.tde
France, especially to help
conquer and Wbdue Frerich
colonies and other land• in
N ortti Africa.
About 4.000 volunteered
for the firat Legion -
Italian& end German11 1
Spori!ardo and Poles and 11·
soldiers from the Sw111
Guard. Thetr flag bas a
l'OOller llandinC on a globe
cnnt.ertd on 1ht red-write·
and-blue tricolor of France.
It beU'I the words, "The Kine of tho Fr...:11 to the
Foreign Legion." 0 n I y
realmtrU of the flMOUI
Legion have the right to flJ
the banner o( tbe French
Lepoa of Hooor alon( with
their own flil. UoUI 1182,
the Leaion 1toadquarler1
WU In Sldl·bol-Abbel aloog"
tbe fertile coe.ltllnt just
north of A!rtca '• Sahara
Detert, aod much LeilOO
acllvlty -cenl.•nd In thi1
area. Batto tcr•P• and
sklnntsht1, the 1 t u r d y
leg lonna lrea did con·
atructlon w°"):. T h • Y
encted most orb modenr
type bulldlnp lo the dti,.
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'""' ,..., , """ -•-" CONDmON!.. "T"'°"11 Nl'lllMtry, •n t, d ltGCt!Mltr I r--:--tr-New Yer1l. !of 1111 tu•lleftt 11
Who lnveated Ute
1calet
Mu1tc a:rew mort
beautUul • the human race
grew older. It •tarted wll.b
beattnc d:rum.11 but even Our
caveman. ancertor1 betao addinl a In 1houte to tile 1--._:;,... _______ _.
tom-tom1. Lit«, people
madt otber mulical in· strumew and invent e ~
aerie. cf notes ttiat sounded
pleuant. About 2,000 year•
age a Gl'ff:k scholar named
Pythag...., filured t b o t
there are even 1 p a c e a
between the hJgh notes and
the low notes. He wu sure
that the sound of mUlic Is a
science. We new know tha(
each note has its own
number of sound vtbratlon11
- a number ot tiny pulse•
per second, end we can
agree wUb Pythagoras that
musical scund can b e
liudled 1elent1lleally.
In tlloea farofl da)'t, th•
Greeb uted seven.I kind•
of mutlcal lulel. They were called model. You can
play a Gt-eek mode by using
only Clle wl>lte nole1 on tile
piano. About 11000 yean
a10, a monk named Guido
WM choir matter at tht
mona.st.ery of Areuo. He
planned • oyotom ol writing
nottt tc mate it easier to
reld mtWc and devetoped a
ltandard 1cale. The musical
acale we UM today .. grew out
of Gu.ldo'1 work. A look at
hiJtory tells w tbat work on
the mu&Jcal scale began
•eea a g o . ContrlbUUOM
were made by many ~
0\11f the ceoturitl Ud· po
oat person meted. lt from
rrtai'I to -
MUTI AND
MISS PEACH
Saturdq, S.,t~ 21, 1968 OJJL Y PILOT 9
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1 DOM'T 1tNQW WHAT 10 PCl $AA\!
lMrU7'f IN61 ST'S THAT WI Rllli OfF AMP 6!r Ml.RIUIC' Fl'iT nuN6 IN THf MO«NIN&! I MUST l).l.K
TO \IOU! I MAW A CAil UN t U>Mi OVIR TO f!EE Yoll'
I OON'1' wmr TO SEE YOU MOt.J)ER
IN JAIL, LAD I WE MUST WOP.K'
TOGETHER FOR YOUR BETTERMENT!
WllRX TO LI FT YOU OUT OF THE
MIRE! I WANT TO HILP'VOUI 11~ -
ATTA , 5/J'// '
+IAVE ANO'l'HER,
CALM '71JUR
NERY'ESI
1y Chart. M. Sch•ll
ly Ken lahl
ly Gus Anfolcr
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By Harold Le Domr
ly r.rd Jolmson
111.1. WY T!IAT! I'M ~~W~yS CUlltrOOS
Yll'ltl ~ C!ftf,l.111 ~~~:,~~~:iu.!
ly Tom K. Ryae
By Al Smltli
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Real
Estate
Q<lestions
end
Comment
By
Randon McCardle
Realtor
We thought we had our house sold. Thtn the
••l•sman went to • real estate training muting for •
week. Ha returned and bombed the transaction. Greet
things you people learn at'thosa mfftlngsl What do your
leaders teach you .•• ''How to Win Frlend1, Influence
People and. Bomb De•I•"?
B. P., Huntington Beach
' "Learn more. earn more, serve better" is the name
o( the game. Real estate salesmen are attending many,
many classes. 1'he stress is on education and pro-
fessionalism.
Some of the things I hear at our meetings J?ake me
very proud. Listen to a few and see what you think:
"Consider the client's inter.ests before your own."
"Never discuss your client wtlh anyone."
"Give your clients all the facts whether good, bad
or indifferent."
"We have always tried to be selective in our choice
of listings and avoid properties that we think are
overpriced." •
.. We have tried to deve1op a reputation for being
energetic, gt>-getters and being 'on the ball', so that our
customers know we can do a real job for them."
"The responsibility is on the company to resolve the
problems of the client, at no matter what time or cost to
us."
"We have made a· great eUort over the years to
develop a reputation for being absolutely honest, sin·
cere, cou rteous, friendly, dependable, as well as for
being truly professional and experienced."
"We endeavor to service all complaints and
misunderstandings. Service is offerred on tax ad-
justments, zoning changes and community betterments.
"We assist in the organization of garden clubs in
new communities.'
"\Ve have built a reputation for unbiased opinions on
value -for specialized knowledge in our fields, such as
transoortation, wages, taxes."
"We keep abreast of trends and modern methods of
real estate p ractice."
"Attract the best people possible in all phases of the
business -and keep them!"
Etcrow. Why it it nKettary?
M. R., Newport Beach
The seller does not want to part with a deed until he
is certain of his money. Ne!ther the buyer nor the
lender want to part with their money until they are cer·
tain that the seller's deed will convey clear title; the
buyer for the sake of his title; the lender for the sake of
• its security.
• The solution is to have an impartial party receive
the documents and moneys, hold them while it is being
determined that the sel1er's title is clear and all other
agreements have been complied with, then disburse
them. This party is called the escrow agent.
f:DITOlt'l MOT1!1 RMlllll R, McC11'11!9 11 111 .. .,..,_. 11111Ylt, l rltlllf!ll
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Mission l'iejo
Harbor View Homes Unveil New · Models
The story ol the Irvine
Ranch Mafiter Plan adds a
chapter Sunday with the
unveiling of Harbor View
Homes in Newport Beach.
A major community pro-
I '.
j~ct •hich will \lltimately
have more than 1 , 0 0 0
homes, Harbor View Homes
is a. development Of the
Donald L. Breo Co., Los
Angel ...
Rancho Sells ·27
Of First Homes
Twenty seven 21h acre
country ranch h~unesites
sold in len t.han 48 hours
after they w~e m ad e
availabl~ to tbe public at
Rancho Oa1ll'ornia l a s t
weekend.
f\tajor reason for this mini
"land rush" is U\at Rancho
California is 8ll 87,500 acre
agrarian development io
southwest Riverside County
where most transactions
range upward from 20 acres
for diversified agricultural
uses, and rural residential
sites are at a pretWum.
Until last ·saturday only
1'46 ranch homesites had
been offtred to the public.
When the third and final
sectiot\ ol 39 additional sites
was announced, committed
buyers began lining up three
days ahead of the opening.
First iD line, interestingly
enough, was Thomais M.
Furst Sr. of Lake San
Marcos, who arTived on
Wednesday. He was joined
by other.s as the week went
on until 12 purchasers were
lined up 18 hours before the
parcels went oo sale.
Rancho California officials
set up special ground rules
for the early bird buyers. In
order to hold their place in
line, awaiting the opening
date, early arrivals had to
sign in at 9 a.m., 12 noon, 3
and 5 P.m. each day.
200 View Republic's
South Coast Models
Model homes in the South may be obtained from the
Coast series, newest com-Republic Homes sales office
muni·ty by Republic Homes, at 3113 South p a c if i c
opened their ornate doors to Avenue, Santa Ana.
atmost 200 perSons at the
Sept. 15 grand opening of
the development.
The new homes, just
minutes from the South
Coast Plaza shopping
center, are in one of the last
developments to be made
:available in the established
Santa Ana community.
Designed for "the
California woman," t h e
a r c hitecture embet.isties
simplicity in structure with
new features like a center
atrium, (rant sundeck. and a
balcony retreat otf the
master bedroom.
A choice of three models
in three different elevations
are offered in three, four
and five bedroom designs.
South Coast series homes
are priced from $33,500.
Twentf~ght homes .are
.a9ailable for immediate oc·
cupancy.
Additional information
Recently annexed to the
city of N~W{Y.)rt Beath, the
212 acres that comprise the
first area of Harbor View
Homes has been uniquely
planned as a neighborhood
Meanwhile letters an d
checks were arriving Crom
other purchasers requesting
the Ranch to holC: a site
until they could arrive on
Saturday.
Furst purchased t w o
parcels. one for himself and
one for his son. HoWotftg
down second place was Orin
Terry of Huntington Beach,
who purchased t h r e e
parcels. Average price of
the parcels ranged from
$13,000 to $15,000.
Addition of tlle 39 new
parcels brings to 185 the
total number of residential
sites at Rancho CaWornia.
A total of 164 hornesites now
have been sold or ttserved,
and a dozen homes are oc-
cupied or nearing com·
pietion.
to provide freedom of move-
ment, security, natural en-
vironment and beauty and
to impart a quiet, ''country"
abmosphere and charm.
The unique plan situates
the fil\'!t 54.7 homes withirl
walking distance of a six·
acre centtal p a r k , ac-
cessible from the distinct
loope<l streets of the com-
munity. TI1e looped streets
provide an added measure
of sahty and privacy
Designed by t'he Bren firm
to become the center of
recreational and leisure ac·
tivi-ty, the park contains
pedestrian walkway5 which
connect the children's play
areas, adult lei.sure areas
and large playfields ror ac·
tive games.
Wit:l1in the park is an ex·
elusive recreation and swim
club for residents wbo
automatically beoome mem·
bers with purchase o( a
IIarbor Vlew Home.
The club will have a large
community building in con-
temporary Ca I I for n i a
architecture, Olympic-size
swimming pool, wading pool
for children and extensive
patio area aod sun decks.
The community building wiU
have a large party and
game room wij.h h u g e
fireplace and men's and
women's shower and locker
rooms.
Contiguous to the park is
an eight-acre elementary
school site wbich haS been
designed as an integral part
of the park. The school's ·
large playfield overlaps the
southern section of the park,
providing additional recrea·
lion.al facilities. Both the
park and club will be ready
for use by the first families
of Harbor View Homes.
On view Sunday will be six
Harbor View H om es
Up .7 Percent
models, .....,., !run ....
to five bedrooms 1n one "1
two story s<yllngs. PrJ<:!<I
from $25,995 to 136 .995, ~e
homes offer homebtcyfl:rl
one of tbe big.gest new home
values In. Southern
California.
The home values ate
further enhanced by the 90
percent, ~year loans at tl.9
percent inte!'est. They also
are offered for sale under
the new Irvine Company
land lease-Option program
whe:retly a buyer may leue
or purchase land with tl}.e
home.
The buyer may elect-.to
lease, and then may~)?.·
ercise his optioo to puros.iie
at any time during the tetm
of the lease. Uoder this~
gram, the Bren s a lE s
department is able ·l a
"tal1'or" each home sah:;\o
the buyer's financial needs. • ·<
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County Land Value Rises ·
The average p r o p e r t y a point.'' Nine assessors ha v e
assessment in OrBllge Coun-'Pe!'C'etltages for every legally chosen a lesser
ty was confirmed today .at c o u n t y but one -Santa percentage than tt\e 25 pcr-
22.2 percent of market Barbara -changed in ttie
value, up .7 percent from year as 4t county aisissesons cent goal this year. They
1967, according to !!he State strove for a uni.furm 25 per· are Sba!lislaus, 20; ~o,
BoaTd of Equalization. ceot assessment percentage 2'.2; Napa 221h; Marin.
Chairman Richard Nevins required by law in 1971. lmpertial, Siskiyou and
said the state· wide weighted ~Iowever, N6Vins , who Trinity. 2 3 ; Sacramento
avet"age clipped from 23.2 re pr e s e n t s Southern ~.6; and Hwnboldt, 24 per·
percent to 23 p e r c en t Califuria.. said that "Most of cent.
"because 1tie percentage in tile char.gse were fnactiortial. "If the asseSSJOr is w:i.thin
lD.s Angeles County, Vt'ttich There were almost as many a paint either way of this
has 38 percent of the 11tate'ii reasons foo:r the variations .as announced rratio or Of ..tbe
taxable property, fell nearly there are counties." statewide average.
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Ridge Sales Mount
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Sales of 1t1ission Ridge
homes -largest, most lux-
urious homes in Mission
Viejo -have increased
substantially in re c en t
·~:eeks, reports John T.
Martin, vice president of
marketing and sales for
Mission Vie j a Company ,
developers of the 11,000-acre
n e w town in 1outheastem
Orange County.
··since we opened Mission
Ridge early this summer.
sales have continued at a
steady pace." Martin said.
"But in the last few weeks
they have jumped
dramatically. We are cur·
rently selling much fa ster
than homes normally sell in
the 136,CXX> to "52 ,000 price
rant;e for several reasons.
''First, most fa m i I i e s
buying .a home at Mission
Ridge have older homes
they mugt sell. And. because
Utt! res.a le market has gain-
ed sl.Tength in recent weeks,
the finaneing needed to sell
older homes is much more
readily available.
"Second, the impact of
next year's Autonetics move
into this area is already
being felt, even though the
plant site is just being grad-
ed. Several of our recent
buyers are Autonetics of·
!icials who know tbey will
be transferred.
"Thlrd. the simple fact is
that more .and more people
Tra1is-Robles Na1nes
Burke New Manager
Sales executive Bill Burke
has been appointed general
sales manager ol the TnaM-
Robles Corporation's foor
developments in Or an g e
County. it WM announced
IOOay by Bernari J. P.ny,
• preoldent ol tile buUd!ne
corporation.
Burte wiD be in char&e of
me merdl.andl.sing and sen.
ing d -OUt bome1 et Olateau
Blanc aOd ParadlM Manor
ill ~In Velley; Tustin
North t~ Tultiil; end Magic
Lonlml bomeo In Santa
Ana.
~ In Qtlllornl• ....i _.. etreJea tlnot 1964,
Burka l his bell a Ulet
nw Jr f.« ~ ol. the
1argat dev•l•pera In
Soutbem Callf<rnla. 'SALl!S MANAGER
Bill llurb
are becoming aware or ttie
tremendous values offered
.at Mission Ridge. Our re·
cent sales include two doc·
tors, a dentist, two airline
pUots, end seven.I industrial
executives.''
The homes at Mission
Ridge range from a three
bedroom, one-story model
with 2,160 square feet to a
five ·bedroom. two-story
model with 3,100 square
feet. Many custom features
are included.
Mission Ridge looks out
over the famed Mission Vie·
jo Goll Course. Exceptional
advantage has been taken of
the prime view lot! with the
use of as many as 10 sliding
glass doors and three se·
cond floor decks In one of
the homes.
The Mission Jtidge models
are on Mont.anoso Drive.
between the golf course and
the recently completed
recreation center.
Monticello
Sales Soar
Monticello Homes reporta
record sale1 during the
month of Au.gust.
Since builder -developer,
Jim Starbird, inaugurated
his new, one.price poUcy of
n>,950 on the remaining
two-a n d three-bedroom
homes in this deluxe coo-
dominiwn development,
sales have been &kyrocket·
ing to a new hlgh.
These family designed
homeJ oiler great advant-
ages for children, with heat-
ed nrinunloi pools, priva.te
club bou11 lhd <ltber-rec-
reatlooal aotivttle1. The T1'an1·Rc>bles
c.r,ioraoon, i..lq-ed
In Foun«ain Valle1, I• LOCA[
Jh&e(ltbt eornc>kti.aC 12 Mainor with 2A more plan-N• ""-"._.,..,., .. 11, , ..
uni1I tt Cbateau BJ.aoc wttti • nfld; and ltarting 10 im· M•r•, .. .,., tlay, •Hvt "'"••'•
an ~ In varioul tetely 14. Tustin Nortfl ••litt (r"' th• tt••™ stage1 0 CObfstrucUon: 26 others tl&ted for tht °'•"r. ... ,. tilt DAIL 'I' CinlJhine at Parad.J.se neat future. .__'_"_0_· ________ .,
BIG SPORT ON THE RANCH
Even the littlest leaguers enjoy the sporting life at IRVINE RANCH. They're guaranteed elbow room
to run and jump and grO\Y as nature intended. because IRVINE RANCH fulfills the human need for
sun and sport. ~ Playgrounds. parks, village greens and the wonder of untouched countryside ..•
ballparks, tennis courts , beaches, lakes. country clubs ... playihg fields at grammar and high schools,
and the University of California, Irvine .•• these are just part of the delightful living enjoyed by IRVINE
RANCH famili es. ;. S ec whnt the \vide open spaciousness of the world's largest master-planned
region has to offer your family. I-Jomes in every price range now under construction in 5 individual
communities. Begin with a visit lo the IRVINE RllNCH INFORMATION CENTER on Santa Ana Freeway
at Myford Road; two miles east of Tustin. ~ Open daily 9:30 a .m. to 5:30 p.m.
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CREA Convention
Although billed as a motloo plctur, produced by
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' g r a n t educational COii.· CREA and filmed by Uni·
ference" by Its president, venal, entiUed "A House
1!obert W. K.,,,. of " b !Jakersfield, the California To Uve In, will e
Real Estate Association's previewed. at the Oct. 2
amu.al conventioc a,t the San general seasion. Following a
F'Nnc.irsco Hilton Sept. 28· documentary format, the
Oct. 3 is likely i<> find ball.floor film "!$ intended
politics a co-S'lar. to make clear to the general
The program HS~ Gov. publl'C," K-arpe explained, been successfully following
Ronald Reagan as keynoter, "that realtors will gi've that pollcy since 1963. Tile
Dr. Mu Rafferty as a equal eervice to everyone, film document.t that."
general ees&ion speaker, no matter what hit ethnic A new film strip, "Let's
Rd:>ert T. M.onagan , background. Abollm Substandard HOW>·
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Saturday, Se,t1mbef 21, 11J68 DAILY '1LOT J J
RE Parley at Coa~t
Investment Series Opens October 1
'Ibe first session of the
four..,,art Ora.nee C o a 1 t
College Real Estate Invest·
ment Conference wlll be
held Oct. 1 witti a trio of
Orange County e x perts
discussing local real estate
opportumtl ...
The conference will be
held in the Newport Harbor
lligh S c h o o I Auditorium
from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Robert N. Weed, publisher
of the DAU. Y PILOT, will
give the welcoming address
to open the conference.
At 7:45 p.m., Han'y Bab-
bitt, formerly Community
Relations Director f o r
Leisure World in Laguna
Htlls, will speek on "Orange
County -A \Vay of Lile for
Business and Pleasure."
Babbitt is now general
manager ol the Newport
Beach Tennis Club.
Randall R . Mccardle,
owner of the Real Estaters,
will apeak at 6 p.m. on
"Why Invest in Re a I
Property?"
Following a lhort break,
McCardle will agairl speak
OD "Tailoring Your Real
Esb!.te Investment." McCar·
die said h1I tiaik will cover
how to determine the in·
vestment objective, pro.
perties best suited t o
achieve that objectiv-e, and
analysing tbe financial re-
qui.remmts to get and keep
the investment.
of Realtors, and treciu<otty
acts aa a consultant in i:.t
estate me.ttera. He has
taught in the OCC Evening
Divisloo.. He writes a weekly
column In tbe D A I L Y
PILOT.
~ Although tllere ls no lid·
mission chM'gt, tickets will'
be nquired lo -tho lecture•. Ttlese are available at DAILY PILOT
offices tn Costa Mesa, Hun·
tington Beach, Newport
Beach and Laguna Beech,
at the OCC Evening College
and at the Newport Harbor·
Costa Mesa Board o t
Realtors office at 401 N.
Newport Blw., Newport
Beach, and at the high
school on the night of the
McCardle is a recent past
president Of the Newport
Harbor-Costa Mesa Board lectures.
Maembly minority -· "We -Ibo pullllc lo ingl" .P'oPO<ed by CREA,
aa a legWattve luncbecn realize,'• be ~. "that will also be &bown, Karpe
speaker, !Mid. Assemblyman rea.lton in Callforttla .. said. It outlines a plan for
Jobi T. Knox and State bwocl by 1bt:r c<>de of pnlC• r.ltors i<> help attack that
semtor LeY9s F. Sherman t1ces, code of ethics:, and the problem by acting as a
,. co-paneJlsts at a poUtical law not to d.lscrlmmate cat.atyst tor coocerted pro-
..natrs conference. egaimt myone amt. have grwns fu their commUDlties.
None i. apt lo pass up the'Ji;!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! opportunity to m-a.ke ll
PLENTY OF HEAD ROOM HERE
Veluted Celling 11t Turtle Rock Homts
Zoned Living Draws
·· Sales to Turtle Rock
.· Truly zooed living is one
.of the big reasons for the
popularity of H-shaped Plan
4 at Turtle Rock Hills,
reports Gordon Tripp, sales
agent for the univer9ity-
orieoted development in the
coastal portion of the Irvine
Ranch.
"One side of the H is
devoted to the f o u r
bedroccns and two baths,"
pointed out Tripp, "while
the other ii for the bury
~ytlmo oreu: the titcllen,
breakfast -· and family room. Connecting the two
sides are the !DOf'e qui« llv·
Ing and dlni&g areas.
"Sever.al other de 1 lg D
features of Plan 4 rate
raves: the long, gracious
sheltered entryway, pro-
New School _ ..
tected with wrought iron
gates in oome models; the
raised entry hall, and a
separate lawidry room. The1
master suite is noteworthy
for several reasons: huge
Mr. and Mrs. wardrobes, a
sliding glass door that opens
to.the back yard, a separate
vanity in the dressing room,
and the bath's wall of glass
leading to the secluded
patio."
Tripp added that the re-
cent Irvine C o • an-
nouncement that 1aod in t.he
community of Turlle Rock
is now available on either a
lease or purtbase basis bas
fm-ther JDcreased t h e
popularity of these derigns
by arcllitect Richard Leitcli.
PU!'Chasera can now acquire
title to as mudt as one-hall
acre of the famed Irvine
Ranch for only $8,800 .
. !lear Ito inleroectiOJI ol
Campu.t and Culver Drtve1,
Ulo W.. offl"' !J at 5281
Alnalfl Drive, Irvine.
political hay with t h e
November electfoos loom-
illg.
The 46,000-member
8S90ciatton is also on record
aa supporting Proposition 9,
the eo-called Watson Pian
f<r redu<:J.ng piopeiiy taxes
to me percent of m·arket
value over a five· year
period. The assoclatlm bu
never been noted for hang·
log back ln a politico! ftg!it
when property owners are
lnvoMd.
With some 3,llllO _.,.,,
real estate saletmerl, and
thdr guesi. expecUd i<> at·
tend from 178 local ""'1
e5tate boards in Oalitornia,
the polltioal brew collld be
potent.
Adding to the political
overtones, ttie s o • c a 11 e d
"urban crisis" will come in
fur its share of attenttooby
the re.alt.ors, at least 11 far as housing ls concemed.
Assemblyman Monagan'•
lopie at the legislative
lllllClleon Sept. 30 will be
"The Pllg!it of Housmg -Whbse Problem Is It?"
Lyn Davis of Dallas,
presldeot of the National
A..aoclotion ol Real Estate
Boards, will .aa, focus oo
urban Ula .and po66ible
cures, Karpe said, by cal.1-
lna fur lntet>sllled -• of NAREB'1 Make American
Better Prog!'8Dl. Action by
local boards of realton to
belp provldo belle< low In·
come housing t h r o u gb
private aod fDVernmentaJ
cbaiallr " part ol the pro-gram.
A now color and Drawings
C.Ompleted
Working dr.awings a r e
being completed fOr a
modern $850,000 kin-
dergarten through s-1 x t h
grade school planned for the
San Joaquin School District
1n Orange County's
Cap!Str811() H i g b 1 a n d s
development near Laguna
Hills.
Mesa Planning Firm
Designs Condominium
Los Angeles arcllitects
FlewelllnC -Moody said
construction on the still wi-
narned 6Chool Is &eheduled
to begin by the end of the
year, with the completed
sdlool availeble for students
ln October of 1969.
The contemporary ooe-
level elementary school will
house 20 open class areas,
student areas between each
grouping of foor cl.asstis, a
multi·use room for group
and indfvidual study, a
teachers' workroom cen-
tl'alized to all class areas,
a n iMtrucbonal-materlals
center, library and interior
courtyar&! -all under one
roo(.
The 37,865 square foot
school will be built on a
nearly nioe-.acre site. It will
be fully carpeted in au
classroom, study, and work
are~ and will be air--roo-
dilionod tlu<>u!lhout.
T h o m a s • Richardson
Associates, a Costa Mesa
land ·planning and erchitec-
turial firm, has completed
WOl"kin.g drnwiflgs for Ule
first statut.ory ~ndominiwn
in Riverside, a $1,500,tlK>
project, accor ding to
spokesman Fran k D.
Hatridge o{ Ca lifo r n J a
Federal Savings. Builder
will be 0 . P. Ladd of
Riverside.
Called Canyon C r e 1 t
Villas, the project will have
50 single bmily homes in-
corporated irvto 25 buildings
oi two homes eadt, all
oriented with views al the
Canyon Crest Golf Quft.
On eiPt acres near the
UniverUty of ce.Iifornia at
Riverside, Canyon Crest
Villas bas been designed In
C a 1 ifomla contemponll'}'
styling, with heavy use ol
natuml materials for ei-
teriors and lnteri0!"5, in·
eluding e~ed beam cell·
ings. according to Walter
RichardS<ln , principal o f
'lbomas Richardson
Associates, Inc.
Because of ttie nature of
the topogniplly, all units will
Irvine Ranch Tr(I ct
be spilt level, and will bave
out.side exposure on three
sides plus us.? « clear·
Jtolies and 1kyllte1,
'rucbardson said.
All homes were de!ligned
to take m'B.ximum ad· vantap o! golf course
vi-ews. Because of the goU
course orientation o f the
project, i&ll homes have a
-aru. roe golf cart storage which cen be coo·
verted to a shop, boat
storage area or for other
use.
Two recreation a r e a s
have been designed f« the
project. One will have a
•wimming pool and -building: lhe other feoblrlng
more passive recreational
am tin l t I e 1 • An in·
tercom.ecting walk l)'d.e1n
will link the two ere.as, botb
or whJch are in close prox·
lmlty i<> all bomea.
Reception to an·
nooncement of the project,
a«Udq i<> Hatridg•, baa
been exceptlooal. aDd the
number al potential buyer1
exceeds the number ~
units. The homes w1D. be ln
the 125,000 lo !30,000 range.
.~· Park Homes Open
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·•m have an ~portunlty tblo btnes two types of liv!nc for -r Soatllern calll-." nld
weekend lo ln.,,ect modol.• IAllch. "The Park home1,
of The -k 1-81 and h1C01porat1n1 pivocy and
VUIAgj Throe bon>ol, two nalural llg!ll, and Vlllqe
new l'l"Jeola at Um--lly Three, olfedrir 18 clllf.,..l
Park 'Wtdch Ce now under exterior eteV'itiQns, Jt"Ovide
coDMrucdm by the Staoley bomebuyers with a wide
C. Swartz Company on ,.~ of bolne 1tyle1
lrvil'le Ranch. Crom which to choose."
According to A~ P. Lench, Lench said t h e con-
tbe firm.'1 dlrec&or of atructton ~api bas been
marketing, homebtt)'ttl can timed to colnclde with the
Mt first band the uteo1lve company's special prevtew
COOWuctlon pioject. .. ooe of 1 thawing ll<!heduled for late
Chi large at ever e~ked October. He noted, bowevef',
on the bi.stork ranch. He that th.ls weekend would hi
Wei hom<l>Ul'm may "1lo an ld<al time ro 10lect noor ,.~ """ homeeltes and pla!lll and homt11"1.
cb Ooor planJ Crom both a The Park hom81, base·
b (1pel. triced from f3l,m t o
fSS,995, range from an n:·
ceptlonally largo lbreo bed-
room IDd family room model
to a luxurious five bedroom
bOUIO -0 fOJ11111 dlnlnt ·room and lor&e atrlmp.
The Village 'l'l!r<e llom<1,
ranging in s.tze from a
dramatic one story home
with a covered entry to a
four bedroom model with 1
raised entry, large living
room and famity roam, are
--priced from $23,1195 lo
$31,995.
University Park, sooth or
Santa Ana, m,ay be readied
by laldnc the S.nta Ami
Freeway to Culver Road
ond following 'tlle ldgn.s i<> tben<Ydeve~
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Only 12 unsold Homes
BUILDER'S CLOSE OUT
Live under smogless, ocean·breezed
skies at Rancho La Cuesta. Here are larse
lots roomy enouah for • boat or trailer.
Here Is the seulde llvlng your fam ily has
wanted. (Walk or bicycle to Huntington
Beach State Park less than a mlle away.)·
And here are the very newest In features
for your convenience and living pleasure
••• building techniques and craftsman·
ship acquired durina six decades are evi·
dent in these solidly constructed 3 and 4
bedroom homes. Here you will find huge
structur31 beams, wood roofs and concrtte
drives, while hand finished hardwood ce.
lnets and ball-bearing drawer slides 1/e
Indicative of the attention paid to deta11 ·1n
these one and two story homes you'll be
proud to own. Huntington Beach's finest
residences! Al Rancho La Cuestal
$25,050 TO $27,700;
FHA.VA and Con.,.•nfion1I Term• '
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3 Badroom - 2 Bolhs -C.theClrol
Coiling• • All Underground Utifrtin
• Show on Over All Tubs • Hand
Textured Wans.• Built-in TY ond Tale-
phona Outlats • w .. +ha....,,..oof EJec.
tricol Outside Potio Cuti.+.
Monterrey
2-4 lllMom-1 OJI 2 1111111
Larp Bonus or Rumpus A/ea. • Dining
Area • All Bullt·lns: Ranae. Oven, Dish-
washer, Stainless Stael Sink, Llrae l<ltchen
Pantry • Cedar Shingle or Shake Root
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Are you ready to live in a charming
village neighborhood which looks
inward along quiet, safe streets to its
own school, park and private recrea·
tion club?Where just outside, minutes
away, are some of the world's most
lively and vibrant places ... Fashion •
Island, Newport Harbor, the Univer-
sity at Irvine ... and your home per-
haps is the dramatic Portofino... .
with its fireside lounge, soaring ceil· · ·· '. :~";, ; r---'"'--r ing and upstairs master apartment-'-------------
plus the "question mark room." $27,995: Can you resist the Portofi,no?
four minutes: Iivine Campus, U.C. three minutes: Fashion Ishmd Shopping
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Are you ready to enjoy the
best of these two worlds in a
home of exceptional style
and convenience ... a wise
investment in the master
planned lands of Irvine
Ranch? Well you can (at a
price most reasonable)! Just
come ·down the Newport
Freeway toward the ocean,
get off on MacArthur Blvd.,
go south on Ford Road. Turn
left and 11sk to speak to Duffy.
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LOS ANGELES -Rod 1-ot
Corona do! MW: lac .. a bwy .i.y ot
tennla tMaiy Jn -round -
In tl!e '30,000 Podllc -Open Tennla T....-at Ule Sport.
Arellll.
Laver, the ..,__ '""81<• play-
er, JOeS in a 5:30 p.m. lin&tea match
agaillst Fred stnlle ot Auolrall.I. Then
wllh barely ...,.. time to Clldl bis
lJre<ltb, IArver will t.am-up with NONI·
port Beacll'1 Ro, l'lmer""' in the oemi·
-"' Ule me.·. -""*"' Stolle and Keo-.
Urver adv-Into tmcbt'• •lne-
Jeo oernl-linlll with • -vic-tory over amateur Cla1< Graebner,
U, 6-2, S-1.
Meanwbile, EJD4rton had given U.S.
Open cbam¢on Arthur Allhe • blU.r
bottle before lloelly bowing, 11-7, M ,
M, In one ot the toumey'1 flnott
pairlnss.
In the lint set, La--Plillued
by cloM line -that w .... out ond ne4ted baot. • tbe tape.
Jn tbe ~ h>o ,.,., -..Ver, bl
W&IJ)IB Willeford
Toughest on U.S. Team
When u.s. ·olympk water polo
C06Ch Art Lambert .-nee! his lisl ot
aquad candidates Ile mew bJ would
have to have le.Howe: wWl go6d IPl!J'ld, s<mng pimcl1 aod defensive alllll!y.
And, be knew that a man wtU1. aB.
those qualities --' pluo loul!l>DM• -
would be a bonus.
Tbus Dean Willeford, fmnerb" ot
Huntliogtoo Beach. and now a resfdent
al Balboa hl&Dd, came to 1be bNd ot
the talent paoade.
A3 I.ambert points out. ''Dean am
do everything, mecbaDically. And
tough? Waw rve seen him get a
brokm nose and De\'et leave the
game. He reset it himself and con-
tinued with the action.
"That's the kind of guy who will
make us a booa Ide dark hone threat
for an OlymJtc medal next month in
Mexico Qty."
Willeford a a Downey Jllgh-USC
product am. was a fine swimmer aod
poktst at both institutions.
M a high school senior he made the
1963 U.S. team ~competed in tile
Pan AmerioM. Games in Brazil. And
he rePeated. the honor in '67 for our team whi1dl won the Pan Am gold
DEA~ WILLEFORD
medal at Winnepeg, Canada.
He's a strong driver, can
score with e:s:plosive quickness
and is solid on defenae. One ob·
server called him the best act·
or in the game when it comes
Ix> drawing foul call.I agalnot an
opponenL
Jlolden Mak.es Debut
Bruins Favored Again
-. Over Young Panthers
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
PittsbUrSh P..U-launch what a
hoped will be a wim»ng football sea80l'.I.
after a five-year Lapse and UCLA
begins its post-Gary Beban era when
the two meet tonight.
A Memorial Oolisewn crow4 of
4-0,000 oc more is expected to lit in on
the seasan's opener fDr bMtl teams.
Kickoff time is a p .m .
The Bruins of. the Pacific-8 Con-
ference, whc. rtwmed tile once-mighty
eastern power the pa.st two years, 57-
14 and 40-8, are favored to win,
primarily because Pitt's squad S
heavily 5tocked with sopfunorts.
C.oacb Dave Hart, in his third year
at Pitt. ~ly Will .wt no 1"<s than
eight sophs on defense and one er two
on offense.
To UCLA rooters, interest. centers
on junior quarrerback Bill Bolden u
he emerges from the shadow ol All·
American Gary Beben, the hero of tbe
team's success the past th!'ee years.
Bolden stands 6-3, weighs 'JJ11 and is
exceptionally fast ror his size. He is a
dangerous long ball tlrowtr but may
be less sktlled from short r ange.
ln contrast. Pitt presents ita so~l·
ed. mini.quarterback, Dave Havem -
5·9, 160 powxls, a sophomore, who w.
rated no better tba.D fif1ll Jtrlog iD
spring practice.
Advance report.I Cl'edit Haft!'ll with
excellent quickness and a rabbit-lib
target on rollout plays for opposing
Oef'ensive troops. ~ Behind Havem in 1be backfield ...
Utree juniors, lwill'back:s Gary O'Mner,
195, and Joe McCain, 191, and Jell
Jlrown. 221-pimd l\dlback.
• At the ends are Skip Orszulak, .a
•eniCC', and Gem'ge Medich, a junior.
The Bruins have llimil .. expe:rt:eoce
In their --Greg J ..... , 189, and George Farm«, :IK, ond 111111..-.,
.nd Rid: P\rdy, US, who may be one
I
'
21
Days TH the
Olympic G-..
of ttle ~ fullbacks io the cmference,
is a eenlor.
UCLA has exceptional S!>"'d at left
eDd in track stars Rm Copelaod and
Harold Busby, as well as !tarter Mike
Garratt at right end and sopbomore
back Mickey CUreloo.
--Bolden, OOwever, is the man on tilt
•pol
Saddleback
Opens First
Grid Season
By RON EVANI
Of "" D911Y "llM ttatl'
It takes the Marine Corps eia!>t
neks Of. boot camp to tum a raw
recruit into something retiembling 1
leatherneck.
But Saddleback College coach
George Hartman has been trying to
improve on that time table and hopes
three weeks Of foolbal.I boot camp a
El Toro Marine Mc Station bu -
long enoogbt to mold 36 pl.aytn iMe •
learn.
Hartman will get a partiaJ _.,.er
looigbt when Saddlebadt ma1<,. lu
first venture into int«t:dlegb.te ccm·
petition at 8 o'clock agaimt California
Lutheran <»J.lege'1 junior varsity
learn.
The game will bl playod at MilOIOO v ... 10 111gb School.
Fielding • school'• -looll>all
team is always a trying e:s:perieooe
and Saddleback has drawn a tou&ti op-
ponent Ix> ldclo>ll lbl football history.
C"1 Lutheran u comJng all an 4-2-1
leal<ll and ft'aturet • bard l'UDNng
game centered .-oond balfbact Joe
Aquah. On d.,...., a liCht but quick
Klngsm«i line lo -ed by a
nnopladed Orange Countlan, 11111-
pound Rld>enl Kolly !ll Sonny Hilll.
Saddlebock aluady bu k>ot two
stamn: for tomgtit'1 I • m e .
QuM'terback Ro:f Gr.aw1 has bet2t
lideli.ned wM:b a jammed ttlumb and
left tadje Jack Kennedy has a OOm
left --UIOD\.dAH >H II ••
m
m ill ••
•
Stolle, -~Oi·sposes · of Graehner
dloplo)>ed hi> ...,.,.,,. ~ to p1-
·-'''""' lrom Gt-.. .. tbo<ICb G-. -tole ........ tbe diree-
lloo bl .... """'-
-obout bis °"' -In tbe lint oet, Lawerlx>ld tbe DAILY Pnm,
"J'vo played Cllrt belare and I luoi
didn't !mow what he-going to do."
U La_. wblpi Stolle looigllt, he'll
p)Oy 1be -"' tba -omll· ftnal m a t c h between Ashe and
Km Ron-11 In SUncill)''• chompial>
lhlp llnlla.
Obvloull)' --he lort Ibo
n
bi
Im
I lo 1be -he -also bot by -poppi11g in th• ean betWnd Athe. Tl); apectetor s
bod Ix> be ll>ld tw:e mt Ix> uoe the
00J: ,.ffie tbe bill WU ln play.
bit lau!U were celled oo Mlle
q><t..,..:st set. Both resulted In double
f . and the IBst contributed t.o a
eervk ·break wtiJ.cti 1ave Emereon the
Best I l
In Ul 1 second and tird set&, Asbe's
.U..,. service roturns· llDd passing
-wllb --at the not ..... him the win.
stdl-eeeded Rosemvy Oalals C8me
-!nm h>Q -""""' to doleat secoOO·seedM Ann Jones, 3-6, 6-3, 7-5
in 1be women's singles semi-finals.
She was ~ 35 at match poSnt
when she took a fall which debl<yect tile
match for &bout one mmute end tben
began her C001eback.
ln the &>all oo Suoda~, Mi111 Caaak
faces the winner d todey's semi-final
met.ch between third-seeded M.iariia
Buem and 11164 ...ct 1966 champion
~eeo Parker .
Rustlers 1 Tabbed Over ELA
Pirates
Air Power
Key in OCC
Upset Bid
By JOEL SCHWARZ
Of 'lie D•llY PllM Shff
AD-power, both ollenalvely and
defensively, figures ta be the key when
Orange Coast College travell to
Nonwtlk at 8 tonight for its season
football opener against C e r r I t o 1
College.
Both teams have quarterbacks who
can zing the ball and it looks like they
will be lllllng tbe airlines.
Orange Coast, with potentially Its
best team in the last few yeara, would
like nothing more than to knock oil
Cerritos. The "8.Icons have apoHed
Orange Coast's last three seasons with
convincing victories over the Pirates
in t:htlr first game. And when you've
been outacared 70-7 in those three
games like Orange Coast bu, the
Pirates are overdue for a win.
Directing coach Dick Tuckers'
forces will 'be 1mall but mobile
quarterback Paul Lemoine, who bolds
all OCC passing records and bas look-
ed sharp in drills. Lemoine has bit on
15 of 24 paue1 ~-)119 yards In two
preseuon terldl.ges and has a
number of fJne receivers to chOOJe
from. The best a.re end Robert
Castillo and flanker BnJCt Hieb, who
has recovered from a pulled hamstr·
ing that hampered hbn earlier this
year.
In the running department, let-
terman Wayne Tinlin has won the
starting tailback job after a fierce bat-
tle with Ethan Oliver and Ramon
Ricardo. All three 1 o o k e d ex-
ceptionally well and Oliver and
Ricardo both 1hou1d see considerable
action behind Tinlln.
Hard-running Mike Ogden rounds
eut the backfield at fullback.
While the Pirates art well set ln the
offensive backfJeld, the defensive
secondary continues to be the big
question mark.
The Pirates hive been m o 1 t
vunerab1e defending againrt the pass
and Cerritos hu a quarterback ln
Rich Wilkins who cou1d make things
miJerable for Orange Coul Wilktns
has been ftrlng the ball up to 15 yards
in drillJ with accuracy.
Tucker will go with three lettermen
and one fte1hman in his secondary.
Veterans Bill Jenkin1, Ralph Godfrey
and Oliver ril team up with Bruce
Rone and have the big job of otop-
panc l>e hit"OIM .tr game.
Rams Favored
To Win Second
League Contest
L06 ANGELES CAP)
·~
"' ~ ...
'" "' = •Q
Quartllrbact Roman Gabriel and the
Loi Anloleo Rams, winn<n al their
National Football Leque opener
aptmt st. Louis, att favored to malte
It two llrallht agalnat the l'Maburlh
StH1'n ha" Sunday.
A turnout ot 50,000 11 expected to
wl1nen fie Rama' regular Hl.'°'1.
debut In Memorial Coliseum, with
lllckotf t!me set lor J :~ p.m.
-tbe Ram1 uoed • oeoond-hall IW'p fer a 24-lJ trhxnpb in St. Lou.i i,
Ille -""" downed :11-20 bY the New York Gtantl.
ln ~ garnet OVf!I" tbt JI .. Loi
Angela ta ~l-1 ovtr the Stee1er1 .
,,,. !Wnt an In. rood phyllcal
~ape except fer h condnued ...... ol lullbop Lullr ,...,._
1iddlned by an ankle injury. ~
* *
(~hallenge Cerritos
READY TO FIRE -I ~uarterback Pa~I Lemoine will direct Orange
Coe.st College's offensl t when the Pirates take the field tonight in
Norwalk for 1!1e!r seasc ~opener against Cerrttos. Lemoine holds all
OCC p .. .mg nocords. \
SURE-HANDED -Speedy Randy Vataha will ooen at flanker for
Golden West College ton!g~ when ti le Rustlen pill)' host to Ea st Los
Angeles In LeBanl Stadium. Vala \a h.. t ucc .. s(ully made !ht
switch from running back to flanker. i
Beefy Foe
Throws Weight
At Hosts
By EARL GUSTKEY
Of ftle 0.UY "1'9f tl•ff
Golden West Cic>Uege's football team
begins its most promblng Nason
tonight against Its toughest-ever open-
ing game opponent. ··
The Rustlers square off against
beefy East Los Angeles College at
Orange Coast's LeBard Stladium at 8.
In their two previous seesons, the
Rustlers have won both of their
openers in impresisive style -28-13
over Grossmont in 1966 and 34-19 over
the same foe last season.
Golden West coach Ray Shackleford
figures to take the wraps off his finest
offense tonight. With speedster Randy
Vataha operating at flanker and back•
like Dan Boers and Neil Wright prim·
ed to grind out the first downs , the
RusUers clearly have scoring power.
And that's why they're favored.
The only . obstacle is East LA,
possibly the biggest team GWC wW
meet this year. The Huskies' defense
is anchored by 240-pound tackle Jim
Haggard, a JC All-America candidate.
Offensively, coach Bob Enger ba1
his leading ~und gainer of 1967 back,
Clancy Davis (195). And freshman
tailback Tim Caropino 210) from
Alhambra also has credentials.
Shack1eford has been sidetracked
with the normal toll of pr..§.:.l!eason ln·
juries, but all bands shouI~ on deck
tonight. The questionab1es are tackle
Tim Brown, center Vic Ecklund and
frosh fullback Mike Rice.
The Rustler coach sent hls charges
throup,h a three-hour final workout
Thursday, concentrating heaviJy on
the kicking game. He has a genuine
field goal threat in Bob Bess and the
Westminster grad could apell the dlf~
f'erence in a close one. He's a con-
sistent hooter from the 25 or closer.
The GWC quarterback picture mud-
dled for nearly three weeks, 1h~n·
ed on Tom McMahon this week. He'll
start ahead of fellow veteran John
Inglehart e.od fr o s h whiz ste--
Grifftth. ••
Shackleford hasn't any 0 boot" on
East LA-Enger locked the gates to bo~ of h1J pre-season tcrimmages.
It s a tough opener tor the Rustlers
-but one that wW tell tb.m a lot
about 1968 ..
Simpson, Trojans
Test Minnesota
In Opener Today
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -0 . J .
Simpson and hls Southern Ollifomla
TroJano open the!r 1968 -...,, -Y
•gainsl big, touill Mime•ota. hoping
to take up where they !<it alf lut l"'&r
-at the pinnacle al collegiate foot,.
ball.
The def""1ln( national college
ctwnpims, wllo delear.d Indiana 14-S
in the 19S8 ROie Bowl, face a stern
tool In ll><iT debut. '!be Gopbera return
16 reguW-o from lbe 1987 t .. m which
ded Purdue and Indiana f<lr tb• BIJ
Ten clwnpiONhip.
Tbe expected crowd ot 90,000-piuo Ill
Memorial Stadium !or tbl ldckall wUI
focua " most " It.a a:tteotion on oae thtng: How well Stmpton nine a&alnat
the ruflled Mlnneoota def-•.
Simpton, by ~ loll. Mc1Cay'1
eatlmatk>n, ls better than lf:"lfll' for h1a
tenior season at use. uu there II a
botw rumor In lootboll, lncludln1 ~
•II"'• he must '~ be •-n1." ~\11$ay l aid. ~
e1».-•">ct0'>£WP'"' .. •«•ceca...-ftcd·M><b'ecn • a·-+-'>---~-------·----------______ --. ·---------~------
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_ J4 DAILY "LDT
-• Glance at TV Sports
·Indian Football,
•
Track Trials Set
The lint televiled weot cout collegt
football game aod tapes of the U.S.
Olymplc~ack UU1s from Lake Tahoe
highlight axi.:•1 TV 1pcrta menu.
The ptd attttdloo pit. stanlord and
San JOH Slate, starting at 1,15 p.m.
on CltaMel 7. The Spartam baY&D't
beaten their P.io Alb> fool lllnce l!llO
w1>en full>acl< Jomny Jobooc>i ..... ..i
four touchdowns in a 34-20 a hocker.
ewxident:ally, Joi:w;leoa is now a
member cl San JOl!l~'s coaching staff.
Tbe track trials -also on ABC at
3:30 p.m: -ari part ol the Wide
World · of Sports tel..,... wilh Jim
McKay and ex-milel' Jim Beatty at the
mike.
Hydroplane racing from the Detroit
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4 1.m. Ul CF -THI!. PJl.05 -"A.-." from 1'l>I ~at·si-~ .......
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...... af WM!< " plctf;ld "' le•-offld•lt. s p.m. cncT -WIOE WOll.L • .O -OIYll'll'k !nick '"" tleld tr1•11 wlltl Jim MCK•Y, Jim IMITIY mlll11ldt .. = ~' T--. C1llt. A1IO, Gold c~ tar .!t lld l!rd""""""·' ,...,... Ollrelt R'-. &Ill " -. o.Y<e Dlltl mrualcloe. Si:;: l~ UKT -llllLll.iltOI -Mlllft. F•h host•
10 J.m. UOF -llAXEO -:L• Pllloll de 11 -111. de MUI<».)
Davis, Brewer
Pace Dodgers
Over Cards, 5-4
Ri-......,_, the -part Of tlie program.
Ex-American Foo4ball League com·
milliomr Joe Fon t.u11 *'"'' ~ a Wyoming elk hurt on the "Outdocn" sbow m 0.mwJ 5 at J:IO p.m.
NBC has m AFL doubleheader
sdleduled Sunday, llarting at 10,30
a .m. wKh Bulfalo and Cindmati.
When that one enda, the cameraa swit·
ch to BirmiJtgbam, Ala., for New York
and Boston, in~.
lllgtJl!g!llo tnlm 6otti the USC and
UCLA. openers wUl be telecut Smld.a7.
The USC·Minnesota game bighlig!U
will be on the tuve at 4:30 p.m . m
Chamel II, The UCLA·Pitlsburgll
game will be shown at 4 p.m. on Chan·
nel S. Notre Dame-Oklahoma will be
shown at 2:30 p.m , on Channel S.
Hills Retain
Lead in PGA
Team Event
OKLAllOllA Cfl'Y (AP) -The
~ em 111-a. n... """ Miki!, ftred • best ban e5 lbr • lltCood
round ·~ 127 -a ---lead l"ridll7 m the '211>,CIOO
-golferl -,_,, dwnf>io Nsbtp.
Wbiletti.-..... ~ .. at
tlie 7,1'/S.ya<d. por 72 QIMlil ~
........ Billy Calpeer ond Goy -
shot • 62 ~ t:oe at Twim Hilll fQr
a 130 ioW.
Twin Hills, .. --tum pla,od one al U. !Int -l'OUDdl, ........,,, 6,'llJO ,_i, and pw 11 n.
Deff!Dlliq: 1twn1#cw Ar DO l d
P.-ond.JadtNl<*laulruklOo
-at Qnal ~ 'Ibey *""°"'
lo • 72 -... -Of !JI left them m ne rtnJtes beet..
Foar emnt are 1'ed far third pl.:ie
at U<mder-pw Ul-'I...,, W°'*'l'l -R.H. Sikel, Bollby W-oal _...,
-·Tammy -and aia..i..
Onooty, aad -Mdlee -Mnnty -· The Ji.D ~ reoefted • bi& boost
from -. • :rfl.JNr-dd -""*le,
Mike nmde fift l*diel, indudtnC a 10-
fontpultflun 1bo ..... Of the -•
1bo firlt hnle. llm! collected --· "If ... -llo lolt --• ... dill the --· -don~ win. .. LOS ANGELFS (AP) -Willie Dov· Aid O.V. Htll -a llraillll lace,
is'a s&crlfice fiy broke a sixth inniag "I'm goma oil the lberiff--.we
tie and Jim -protected K wilh ,.......,, cut -·"
a fine relief stint, CllillT)i.ng the Lo! Gf P'anner U.S. Open e ti. a mp J a a
.Dodger Slate
s..,i. 2! """""" ... ~ L.9u .. lfrr· • .m. IU"t 1 .. 1 s.P-1. 22 ~ YI . Louis t:I: 11.m. KFI ..
Sep!. 15 .. 11~ 1.m. KJ'I Ml -·"5~ = "' ··~ "" 1"'1 • rT •I l.t J· p.l'l'I. ICl"I (Ml t=. 21 ~ "'= ii!fo 1.m. IC"I II'.!! S.. II'~" 11:tl •.m. Kl'I Kl
Angeles Oodgeni to a 5-4 victary over
tlie st. Loulo Oardinalo Friday nitht.
Wmner Bill Singer, 13·15, walked in
the mth and Wes Piairker, who dou·
bled in one ol diree nam in the aec-
ood, singled befon Dorio dellver<d.
Bre1'-'U" reliever sm,er wttlri two on
and ooe out in 1he seventh Cid ft)t.
out cf the jam and bed littlt trouble
the rest of the way will the NMionaJ
League pemut wlnnen.
St. Lool<ulo~ hit..:.-;:·= ::.
first. B<tt:>y Tolan drove io-the other
A'O runs. '" i" LOI ANG•l•I ! 11w •• r •• l•lldtlf J1"'"'""" 3·1· o ... i. ct o • o f.5'v1.._.c1 l , I Mlr!1r1 1010 t.:a 11 Tai•~ rt I I~' ..,,,..111 '0 I ' FID>clcf 001 '""'rt lO O r_..,t lb 41 I1 P-'d!• 41f' ?'.~li:l'IC~b ! \ ~ \ ~~.' i ! I 'g Sd>ollslC' u l 0 I 0 tlllnft ,. 4
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$! LlltJh ltl t11 tO.._,.
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~ -Carltm. Pf -Rtdtltts, T -J:O. A -11-
Cronin
BOSTON (AP) -Preoident Joe
O'onin of the American League
reiterated Friday -umpttOI Al
Salemo and Bill V1ler>1ine were fired
only because "they have 1hown con-
chalvely their inability kl perfot n1 aa
umpir .. ln >ccardance with the high
ltlod.l!1ll Of the Americll! Leal\H'."
O'-don!od =pllati<ally the con-
tenlloa Of Salemo and V-that
the dflmlslllll -· 1« their efforu i. f<rm an umpires' :wodation.
'Ibo leqlHI .. --telegramo 1o Boutt lAbar" 1ubcommittte
Otaum.n 1'rant Tbol11peon Jr .• D-
N.J., U.S. S-. Jacob K. Jarill aid
• Olarloo & Goodell. Nft Ywt ; Ref>ullll-. .ood Bop. Al..-ler
l'!rafe, Ji,N. Y. ~ 1hev• llllbd Joe
Ool1a, Amtrtna 1-.. -~to
1•h t to ... ;7· ho ~
..
~.the,..r'•_... __
ner. beulftb9d tram. a 1 t r o n g
pa rum-by.,,..,.. -and PGA ta •'••4• Brewler.
Bl:wwa birdied five Mies to
Oupw't ClwO, md. Bnww aired • ~"' ... ...,,.par I -!loft Htll
eoglad 1butllll&.
Rookie Pitcher
Goes for Angels
CIEVELAND -Rookie A n d y
MeslerAnitb., ooe of the few bri&ht
spots for the California Angels in an
otherwise dUma1 season, shoots for
his fifth victory today agSnst the
Cleveland Indians.
Messersmith, Who ba& posted a 4-1
Answers
Mcoday and the HOUlt Lal><r Sul>-
commlllee Frida)' aet tenlattve date.
for I i-rinc Oii tlJe CUI,
Rep. Thomp10• wired
<hnln, "U ll can be eotebl!ahed that
Iring IH!m. WU in CiObiMl\."tion 1rith
umpires attemptiuc to orprlle. .-.
auocilllion, 0-"1 queltiODI a r e
... -· Sa-. and Valeotine ..Ud 1n New
York thlt a meeUnc wtftlld bl held t1 1 a11cqo Sept. 30, the day ti>• rtrular" ,_ -. too rorm Ile Al-1
of Major 1Aacue Umpirel. c:r..m w1rac1 '11iomJ>IOll, ,.,.,,, I
"The fact Of the IMtter II tllal •lo
--with tho Le•rue Ofll<,. had Ill)' lmowlodr• wh-prior · lo
their reletl$e that either man w &A d.lntctl7 or lndirectl)o involved iD 1-...
tivity " thU sort.
''No Americvi Learue umpre l p11
...., ftt "' lnfmn the Leogue ~
'
DOWN HE GOES ,-Newport Harbor High Scl>ool quarterbeck ROO
Troyano ii about lo be decked by Corona del Mar's Dan Salazar (73)
and Larry Grll!"Pd (llO), Blocking for Troyono on the play were
L P'~ n ,., .....
Rocky Dl:lon (20) and Mllte Camey (70). Troyono led Newport to a
21-e victory by compleUng eight of 13 passet for 118 yardl and ooe
touchdown.
Ne~rport Zips Pa·st CdM, 21-6
8y JOEL. )SCHWARZ °' .... .,..,, ........
AJ:W!r a two-yer rr drought Corona
dOol Mar Hip Sch Ool fiaaJly DlQQaged
to score e· touchdown apimt New·
port Hart>o<, but the s..ilun ll!ruggod
otf an early case ol tbe )itttts to post
a coo'riocing 21-6 1_~ Friday night
at Davidson Fiel JI.
It was Newp ,mt'I' passing game
m:l a rugged ~6!fense wtJicb proved
ta be the key f ~tor• i:n the een1est.
~ lion 1'to7ono and Bill
-shndde<l the eor-llOCO!ld· ry, compleUn1a U ot. a passea for
19 y.nls ond I/two -... The
twe signal oatleni relied on the !horl
stuff, pa.rticalarly 1creem to repeBt-
odly pick up good ,...iage.
0. dl!lfense. Newport limi.tfld ttie
Sea K.illg1 to a paltry 122 yards Jn
tCl&al olfll!'flle. and 59 of those yards
camr early in the f1rst period wtien
Conria ptlt together it.I only scoring
-al tlH nlghl. 'n"lal drive consumed aeven plays
and tat final S2 came on a paas from
Dave Terry to Br}an Stern, who .step-
ped nay from • tackle 811 the four
and went in for the toudldown. Ter-
ry's kick wa1 wide to the left.
Less than three mloutee later,
Corooa. del Mar's bcief lead evapo.
rated a.s Newport completed a swift
68-yard march when Troyono rolled
to his right and fired <lagonally
across the field to Bill Martin who
was all alone in the eOO zooe for a
U.yrard toucbdowrl. Setting up the
tying score W85 a 39-yard sprint by
by Bob Curry.
Roy Van Der Aa booted the fU'lt
of three ext.Ni points arid Newport
was in front to stay, 7-6.
Newport seared again in the 1ec·
ond period, griimling out 81 yerds in
16 plays. Big play in the drive a 21·
I Huntingt.on B each Romps
yerd gallop by Let Moore on a pitc:h-
out. Moore scored the TD on a one·
yard dive over left tackle.
tlewport fumbled away two scor-
ing chances in ttle second hell and
had a third spoiled by an interception
before recording its last touchdown
with 10 seconds left in the game.
Shood passed 31 yards ro Dore! Blood
for tbe TD.
1'eAM ITl.T1STICS
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LONG I JEA<E -Tal<nted Tooy
Bronftll, i fl tbr driver'• teat: an the
1INY, ran 1 n:I passed Huntington Beach
1lo o 2£4 Ni<t«y al~ Bead! Jor·
don Fridl 01 lliclrt.
'Ihe ni:r f!tie senior ~ set
Ip one 1rJUdOJwo with a ueat 51-
yard rur 11, cunpletety fooled Jordan
on .a. boo'Ueg toudldown pass, then ran
for enot1 • seen to gi:Ye the Oiltrs a
Vf1rf lJT ,..._.. opa8ng -foot· boil vie ltty.
Jordl' 11 got ofi to e shaky it.art ~
jurnpirr g off&ide on four <:A the ~st five
plays. tut in their second sen es the
Pantbe s drove bJ Huntington's 1()...
yard li e before Jtlflning out of downs. Coac lb In...,., Tidon toot O¥er ,
pve ·lip the ball but P it biack. Gil a
punt. IB-"ll ..,.;ni!ed lo bis left and
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raced OOwn the 9i.delines 51 yards to
J ordan's 13.
H.alfback Dave Smith weot into the
eod zone but loct a TD on ao illegal
procedure call. Boowell finally dill it
him~U. ffOlfl the seven. 1bat made it
6..() wittJ 11 :26 lert in tbe second period.
Oro Huntington's next series. Bonwell
rambled for 20, giving him 78 ycds
in t!lree carries. lie then made a first
down on Jordan's 17 and at the seven
executed tile prettiest play oC the
nigl>t.
He took the snap, t.!lted the hanOOff
and rolled casually to his left, coo--
eeahng the ball on his left thi~. All
alone in h end rone wm Mart Wh!.t-
treld who 1hauled in the pas.
With 37 secmds left before inter·
mi.!1100n . rt ~ 12-0.
Tlhc Oilers' dlda't even need a scrim-
Pll•tt Ol~on $mlt~
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Congressmen
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_, wtab. er desire on the: pmt M the
...... te form -woeiation .• ,
-Solcoo and Valmlble had been
-.. ii lining 111' Am«ri<m Leag\le<s
ti s"s&e widl UM National League
; ' w ..._ .alrudy ban tbe:i:r own
•a**•MRoa. v--. Niel tbe D.h -*" ilid qreed • 3 o'<*k Friday "mcawhc. raatiltc • 1ID8llimoail froot .............. , ..
n. wm"*1tt hew a.aid tbeJ were -bl· ·ol--oabdaJJ el a....,._. wodlllioo. Cronin
.... lbeJ" ...,.. let om bkaux of
~ paformanca 8' wm·
~ Sales-. ftlli hi bis ...-eatb year
_.Va' M• 1* s&dl in tbe &ugue:.
"'Nobody f!Yl!T saJd my job was at
IU.U," said ValeatJoe. "No Ollf: can
say wttfl conviction ttiat we we poor
1111 ... 68."
tion, Valentine said there are many
difftr'e11et1 between worklnc con-
ditions in the two majCC" leagues.
"The top man in the National
Leag'ue get.I SU.7SO," he said. "The
top men in the American 1et $17,CKX>,
The miD.imum In the National ii tu.500.
I doo'l know if we have • minimum
hut I lot f6,S00 -1 WU hired .
''N.at.iooal leaguen get $6 incidental
p&y. tip&. ca.bl etc. fer each trif and
extra money ror the crew dUe . We
jtt QQDot ol that. 1A .prine training,
Nation-1 Lealuert &et $35 a day ex·
peflM moDeJ ud 10 cent.I • mHe if
tbey drive tti• an <:#5.
"Wt &f'f. s.15 a day and five cents a
mile. Dwing regular MMon the Na·
tional 1ete '21 dlll\)< _... and "•
get $25. They ara tllglble h>r tllelr
pMMdon ..,. five yean. Wt wwt not
elialble until alter JO years of
•tOcia· MrWct." t<,
m-aige play for their thPrd touchdown.
On Jordan's first series m the tllird
quarter, on a punting situation. the
Jordan center hiked the pigskin into
the end zone, where it was grnbbed by
Oiler Frank Neal.
Bob Ryder added a Conver.si.oo arid
it V.\1S 19-0 with 10:47 Ul ~in tile third.
Bonwell ran for 20 in 5COl"ing the final
'ID witll 5:44 to play.
Jordan made it to I.be ~ in the
third Qll'arter and fumbled the chance
aw.ay.
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Lagunans Get Breaks;
Thump l(atella, 13-6
By TERRY NEPTUNE
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Capitalizing oo an the luck or a
riverboat gambler. the Laguna Beach
Artists came from heh.Ind last nlgtit
to slip the Katelle Knights a 13-7
Joss in the sea&o n football lid-lifter
klr both team& .M Anaheim's La Pal-
m• StcKlum .
Katella's nifty namlng game, fea-
turing a whole batch of swift backs.
out-gained IA.gun.a by over 100 yards
rushing but it was all for naughL
The ArOsts got the breaks In three
are!l'I. They recovered ltlree Knight
yard 1uccessive pmalties late In the
foorth q'*1:er and quarterback Steve
Wiezbow1ki ran a OCoken pes1 play
42 ywda to tbe Katella one-yard line .
The Ural half we1 1coreleu but
Ka1ell• definitely held the ed1e. The
Knights marched to the Artist eight·
yard line Ule firll time they had the
ball A nint·yard losa #id tfle first
of Katell8"1 fumble• jOt tbe ArtiJts
out of a jam.
The half ended with the Artilll able
to gain but 43 JVds ru1hin1 end com-
pleting one pass tn el.Pt for 1lz yvds.
Katella scored with 4:54 nmalntng
in the third qu.vter. Putting the ball
in play on their own 25, the Kniabt.s
used but eight plays to cOVer the 75
yqirds le the Laguna goal Une.
AU-leaguer Chris Higby 1pN 14
yards on a cutback right tor K•tel·
la's touchdown. Noel Sweeney mJ1aed
Uie conversion attempt
Laguna tied the score with $: 10 left
to play in the Rnal quarter. Brian
Bagley fell on a Knight fumbl1 on the
tying.Katella 46 and the Artlsta were
off end nmning. Wiezbow1kl paned
t.o Mike Abbey io the right c«ne.r
for the tying t.ouchdown. The play
covered 17 yards .
With but 52 seconds remaining in
the game, Bagley plunged over from
the Katella one and Wlezbowski con·
verted. Leguna's cla5sy senior quar·
terback had put the ball on the one
with • ti.yard scrambling run.
Fleet Jlln Kubn IUffettd a slight
pulled calf muscle but &he Artists
figure to be at full ltnmgth ft>r' tbe
Brea Willdcats thil Friday, at La-
pne Beach.
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B~LENN WRITE
1 'l Ditty l"lel SI~
LONG EACH -W.-rn.t8t
Hlgb'¥1968 -fortunes appear tQ.--1' about ae wobbly as the French
frQnc and Brltlsb pouDd following the
Lions' 21-12 kl<• to Lakewood. Friday
night at Vetent.n1 Strldl.uai. ~ 1
A tllroo« of. 9,000 waldled the 4ne1 ers get bebiDd tbfi;r fine quarterback,
Mike Rae in the nm~league (.'()nQuest
ol the untamed Lions.
W-.unoter mAnaged ID pkk Ill'
lour 15-Y9'11 l>l'ft8ltles !or pllillg on and
~Ulle coodu:t and ttiat
tumed .at ID be 1be moot reliable play
of the Dilibt !Or ooad! BW Boowell l
Co. -.
'!be LionJ Jputlered olfens!vety wtlll
unex:pllcable dee.Won -)Ute running
<if tackle lour .,,.olght ~ lntld•
the t.<ancer ~ end belotl stymied ot
the 11.
,.00 like hamg Ille boll at llleir
~ 40 wlttl 1:20 left in the ha.If and
tmlling, lt.12, yet refusing t(I call time
oot ID get Jn addl!lcoal plays and per-
~ a touchdown. \
Bo6weU may mt taste • victory for
several weeks with certain blisteringc
coming up in soocessloh against El
Rancho and Anaheim.
Lakewood n&ver tNiled with Rae
dlrectlng Ille alllllci. He acored -., .. ct-•. ~ for lwo other• ond
k.lcted all three ct10Veraion1.
Ho hod 139 yl<dl .,......, •nd 29
yards ~ the firstlloll llnd wound
up tbe ove.nlrii wltb a t.ota.1 offense ol.
253 yards -200 of which .,.... via
bis neat passlng (aod Westmln"2r's
J)OOI' defense). --........-'='..._.. ____
IAl<ewood duw lirat b!Ood, ICOl'lng
oo Ille oecond pl&)' of Ille IO<OOd q-
1er ae Rae hit Gary Ramin on a 40-
yard llCUillg -.. mob it 7-0 wUb
11 :~ left Ill Ille half. llowP;..-, tile Lions W<ln<ed hoclt
with little (S.S. 150) l\IJl<e H&)'nea
"""""°'Ing S7 yarde 2:08 ofter Illa
BREAKING LOOSE -An unidentifiable Westmin-
ster back shoots away from Lakewood defender
Rieb Herman (32) while Westminster Steve Bliss
(63) tries to block. For additional gwne photo
page 16.
see
Westminster's
Statistics
TE-.M STATISTICS
F-lnt dcwn1 rusll'l'lll
Firs! downs pe,.lng
Flnt downs Pt1nal!le1
Total l\nt downs
Yard• 111lned nalllflll
Yard• g1IM<I p111!ng
Yards l<n!
Net v•rd• 111lned
Paues enemPll!d
Pa~ comple!l!d
Pa1ws had lnt1rc1111!ed
Num~r Dt PUnll
Average dl1!1nu
Penal!ln
Yard• 1>1n11!1ed
Fumbles
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Orange County
Prep Scores
Mayfair 34 , Buena Park 6
Fullerton 41, Brea 0
Moore Paces Attack
Roadrunners Clobber
Mission Viejo, 34-19
By JOHN WALKER
01 lt1t DMly Piiot Slllf
Augie Moore rolled up 108 yards and
scored two touchdowns to propel Sad·
dleback High School to a 34-19 victory
over Mission Viejo Friday night at
Santa Ana Stadium.
Mission Viejo couldn't score until
the third quarter when the Diablos
were down by 20-0. The TD was regis-
tered by Tim Cummlngs who caught
Jerry Gloster's 31-yard pass in the
end wne with 2:o.1 left in the quar-
ter.
But Saddleback, with 11 :38 left in
the third quarter, increased the mar-
gin with a five-yatd keeper play by
quarterback Steve floss.
That made it Z7-6 and Mission Viejo
was out of it.
There were IO fumbles in the game.
six by Saddleback and the Roadrun-
ners had four of them.
Mission Viejo's defensive line took
a merciless beating all Saddleback's
t whers accumulated 336 yards. Rose
passed for 159 and gave his outfit the
ball control game that ch<iked off
Viejo.
The Diablos scored twice in the
fourth quarter. the first one on a 16-
yard pass !rom Jerry Gloster to _Ray
Johnson with 7:52 left.
Saddleback, following the kickoff,
moved deep irrto Viejo territory be-
fore fumbling ttie ball away at the 36-
yard line. Viejo took over and drove
to the one, where Rick Boehl!l.er jam-
med into the end zone.
Moore, Sadd.1eback's 6-2, 180-pound
junior sensatioo, stung Mission Viejo
aU night long. He had two 14-yard
scampers and another measuring 18
yards.
Scort lty Ou1rttrs
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ed .. firltol two CIOOVV&ion triel
Lakewood -oeaJn with 8:03 re-malnlDS before \:::n ti.me 81 Rae
and Rick Gilles~ for a 3&-yard --run tally ID nW<e It 14-G.
And the Lions countered five min-
utlee: htter wben Dvryl Berg slammed
O.Vtr'-Oll .. ~ nm io NU'foW. it
ID 14-12.
Thi wimert added the Insurance
IOQll'e with 2:10 to go in lhe third stan-
.... Rae sped 36 yards 40 pe.ydirt.
Westminster threatened only once
after that -Jobn Aldrl"1'' 37-yard neld toal try .. Ille l"6t qu8'ter waa
ehor1. ol its mark.
Spartans
Trip Up
Vikes, 7-6
By ROGER CARLSON
Of 1M O•HY Pllel S!•ll
TORRANCE -It's doobtful if Ma-
rina IDgb win put m ~ defens-
ilv'e effort this year-to. match whet it
did Ftlda,y --Sooth Tor-nmce ·in the opening varsity football
test of the season.
It's .mo doubtful if the Vilrin·gs' o!I-
eose will ever look worse.
In tbe end, MQfina was on the short
end of • 7-6 t.aHy to the hoots ~ the
non-league encounter.
The Yikes' offense consisted of. quar-
teroact: Greg Henry either getting
ttirown for a huge k>ss or jW!t getting
off a hurried pass that was usuelly
Qropped -OI" intercepted.
M<'.lrina's affe.wi"le line simply could
nat give Henry eny protection what-
soever as Henry W31S harrassed all
night -to the extent of losing SJ
yards attempting to pass in the first
ha:ll alone.
Titree of his 27 aerials were inter-
cepted -aOO the finst one was run
back 42 yards for the ooly Spartan
soore of rt.be night Wli.th two minutes
used ~ In the fi.r&t: period. The PAT
split the u~ '3!nd that W.'.16 just
about btle extent of the winner's ''Off.
ense."
From that poll:t on, the Viking de-
fense W.med back every effort by the
Spartans, ooce stopping South on the
one-foot line aft.er another intercep-
tioo. bad been returned to Ute Marina
five-yard line.
Marina's defense wag ro averwhelm-
ing that the ~s allawe:i the hosts
t1WO first OOWris foc the entire g&ne -
one via a 15-yard penalty.
South Torrance, however, was doing
likewise with tile Marina offense. Key-
ing on tile quarterback, the Spartans
never eased the pressure.
HQpes flared in die final minutes for
Marina Vt1hen Keith Donaldson broke
lllrough w blod< S!>OrUln Mll<e l!og-
)and's punt from the five and Denni$
K~ pounced on ttie ball deep in
the South's end zone for a touchdown.
A mix up on the extra point 158W the
ball centered ~t Merine's place-
ment ho!der, Steve Robertson, before
he was apparently re-ady with %: 56
remaining in tile contetit.
Moments later the Vik.es were
knodtdng on the door a;fter passing 31
y.a.rds down to tile Spart.ans' 30.
tronroally, it was another pass in·
ter<:eption tti.t ended final hopes !or
Coach Jim Coon's crew, this time re·
turned 46 )"31'ds to M;arina' s 29 to
cliod1: it with 40 9eCOnds left.
TIAM STAT11TICI " "" F1r11 :,ns ""n'"' ' ' Fjnl n• pen 1111 • ' f "' ~"' ~·!lltl ' • 11!11 I rtt dirwn1 '" ' V1rd1 ••/:3 ru~l"ll 1!1 " ' ~:~:: r:., "" ng " " ~=~.:.··:,,~~~ ·~ " v • PllHI COITIP &!Ml " ' P'lll~ had lnt1rcl'Plld ' ' Nllfl" r. al wnl'I • • e:~m:. 1!11!1F1Ct
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DAILY ,ILOT "'°19 OJ ,at D'Dlillnel
KOREAN VISITORS -Taking a breather from their Mesa Verde
Country Club workouts are two members of the Korean Olympic
tea1n, Miss Chung-Cha Park (bathing suit) and Miss Nam Sang-
Nam. Diving oU ttte high board is Song Jae Ung, At left ts
Mesa Verde swimming director Ray Reyes while diving instructor
Fred \.Vhiteford is at Iig'ht. The trio departs for Mexico City Mon-
day.
Mexico City-hound
3 J(orean Olympians
Drill at Mesa Verde
By EARL GUSTKEY
Of ""9 DlllY 'llet Sl11f
"\Vhat has impressed you the most
about America?" the young Korean
girl swimmer was asked.
She thought for about two seconds
and. rep~ed: ''Hamburgers!"
At ttiis she clasped her hands over
her mouth and trembled all over with
suppressed laughter,
Chun·g-Cha Park, a 21-yeac-otd but·
ter£ly specialist, wa,, one of Utree
Korean Olympic team membecs work-
ing out at Mesa Verde Country Club
Friday afternoon.
With her on Bil adwnce tour of
Southern CWifwnia beiO!'e departing
for Mex.lco City and Miss Nam Sang.
Nam and male dlver Song Jay Ung.
The three Koreans are house guests
of Dr. Sammy Lee, Santa AIM physi-
cian and two-time Olympic gold medal
diving winner. It Is Lee who wasted no
time introducing the three to the ham-
burger, an institution which ap.
parenUy hasn't visited Korea yet.
"Dr. Lee says they want to stop at
every hamburger drive-in they see,''
says Ray Reyes, swimming director
at Mesa Verde.
Dr. Lee plam to lake ttiem to
Disneyland tooight. They've dined et
Orange County's finer eaf,eries and, at
Ule girls' request, gone shopping.
They meet tlhe other 45 members of
the South Korean Olympic team at LA
International Airport Su~ and
depart immedia~ly for Mexico City.
Miss Park is a student in Japan, stu·
dying oat Rishi Junior College in Tokyo.
Miss Sang-Nam '8, a student in Seoul
and Ung is a soldier in the South
Korean Army.
Reyes is assisting the girls with
their s'Wim.m.ing techniques while Fred
wrutefOrd, former Costa Mesa Hjgh,
Orange Coast aod Michigan state
diver, helps Ung.
Tillers Plow Up Eagles
For 19-6 Win in Opener
By TOM LONG
Of t1M OtHr 'li-f S!tlf
Tusti..'l High School kicked off a new
season or £oot.bati Friday night et 'l'UJ-
tin High School by plowing into end
over the F.e.gles of Estlartcie., 19-6.
'Phe Tillecs were led by the relent·
Jess power cl letterman balfback Bob
Schostag wilo cut his way through the
Dagle defense 19 time& gaining 109
yards total.
Following a scoreless first quarter
whidl was domDlted by the Tu6tin.
team. Eagle quartetback CUrt 1bomas
set up the lnitilal JOOre with a 40-yard
pass to teamate Gren VanDeW.alker.
The Eagles' lone six pdnt8 were
then scored by junior halfback Dave
Johnson on a three-yard plunge.
The first Of Tu.stln's three scoring
drives followed directly, emdjng with
a spirited 31 -yard 8Cnllllble exhibl·
-smged by lhe quick • moving
Whippie. The conwnion aittempt fail.
ed.
And then the home team exploded,
taking cmtro1 ot: tile se<:oDi hell from
~·s very beginning and ref05ing to
let up until the game-ending gunshot.
The THler's kicked off, but rega.in·
ed the hall sooo afterwards. And witll
six minutes left in tbe third quarter,
Tustin quarterback Dave Aydelotte
tnssed a 41-yenl bomb ID end Ron
Borimt ""'1dng the score JU.
1be coovenion ~ W66 good.
'lbe ftnal tCocing drive ended wi.th
lu'ee minutes left 1n the game as
Aydelo«e crawled acro5S the goal
line to set U:le acoceboord at 19-6 in
flavor d the Tillers. The oorwerfi.on
-wide kl tile left
T•AM ITAT11TICS
Sunoy Hills 14, Vfltleodia 7
Magnolia 13, Troy 7
El Dorado 40, Santiago 26
Sa\1'6noo 49 , Ramona 14
Long Beach Wilson 35. Western 19
Servite O, Santa Barbara 0
Foottlill 19, Riverside 0
Mustangs Duel Orange Tonight
Kennedy o, Hawthorne o
St. Paul 21. Ell Rancho 6
Pacifica 12, Villa P.ark 7
Fountain Volley 16, R<u>d1o
Alamltoo 14
Newport Hartu 21, Qwooa del Mer 6
Tustin 19, Estanc'8 6
South Tomlnce 7, MarinB 6
Latewood 21, WetMninster 12
llunQngton -26, Loog -Jonlop 0
Saddleback 34, Mmon Viejo 19
Laguna Beach 13, Katella 6
Neff YT, S8l'l Clemente 6
Sonora 33, Glen Wilsoo 6
\
Cost.a Mesa High, wlttl a varsity
£ootbaU squad virtually dominated by
underclassmen, opem Ule i 9 6 8
gridiron seesoo tonight at Davidson
Fiekl when the Mustangs entertain
long-time nemesis Orange High.
Jidtoff is at 8.
Quartlerback Claude Kelly heads a
cast of. eight lleDion oo the MUllang
rolls.
Kelly, involved in a 1er1 o u t
autanobile w:ldenl in December and
~ out ol Ille opener just liv•
deyt ago w:ith a knee injury IUltained
in a scrimmage with Tustin, Is sound
and ready according to coach NeiJ
Peek.
Others counted Ol'I for layman duties
in the backfield are balfbackJ Greg
Fondick and Skip Pike.
1be fullback starting nod is taken by
Gary Steele, the Phoenix tramfer .
Mesa g<>es into the cootest with one
of the tLghte9t teams in the Orange
Coast area "1th an overall w'!:ight
ava'&.ge of 167 pcd>ds ,,er man for tbe
startmc: offensive eleven.
And tackl~ Dave Gleason (218)
helped pul!I the ftl!lft' tllat hlgll.
Tim Jemloga, a oopbornore -r...n lllioolg II out wllb an inj<red
ankle. He was counted on by Peek tor
starting duties at defensive end .
Peek fean the Orange pessing game
and plana oa Uliog a hard rush on the
poser.
' The Panthers' regular quarterback.
Gary Wonn. li! delinitely out ol Ille
game according to coach Vince
Deveney_ Wam'1 ann wag injured and
Wednesday the pidder came down
wltll the °"· Also, penicillin ,...._ have gone
agalort Wmm oo file Orange~ isn't
npect<d ID do onybng wltb Ille ex
...,tlolt of puodnc.
1be Oronge llAring •!even U.,. Ille
teal• at 186 -18 pounds per man
more than tbe bolt Mesa.rs.
Orange sp<rtll no less than ttree
booa 6de 200-pounders on the Line il"I·
cluding Mib! Ryerson, a 240-lb. tackle.
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Sauwday, Stpttmb«'21, 1%8
Sperts Interest Climbs
•
Attractive Programs
Boost Tar Enthusiasm
For -Nlummsbip to ·their IO!denta to become mort acOve In
rporta: eCl'Oll the calendar, and to &ivt
their C111ftnt crop of athletes an
outatandin1 program, yui've got to
band It to ~ people involved at
Newport H ... bar High School.
Ft.m principal Cl>arles God>hall. to
athletic dlrector Jules Gage, end on
down throulb the coaching ranks and
into the various booster clubs, there l.J
~ a teen desire to offer
Newport's students and &thletea the
very but in the field of sporU.
1be basketball program is tile a.ree
in the 1potllgbt at the ~~ent. First of all, Newport bor bas an·
<ttM···········, •••..
ROGER
CARLSON
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nounced plan& to join Costa Mese High
in traveUn1 to Las Vegas for a Friday
and Saturday venture beginning Dec.
13 with Western and Clark HIP Of
that dty.
The Las Vepa event was initially
started by Costa Mesa.
Now comes another attractive notice
out Of tbe Newport school wilb Costa
Mesa lmrolved again.
The 'llllDUal Newpcri Harbor lnvit.a'-
tional basketball totrney, held the day
after 1969 commences, will have in Its
fold two prep teams from Yuma,
Ariz., another from tile San Diego
vicinity and a fourth out-Of.area.team
from Cllihuehua. Mexico. ·
Rounding out the eight-team tourney
will be C<rona del Mar and El Modena
along wilb M~ and t.be hort Blue·
jackebi.
Chilluehua happens lo be 1,040 miles
away. It will be the first hlgh school
team from a forei~ country to ever
compete against Newport-Mesa· area
schools, and for 1hat matter, anyone in
the Orange Coast area ..• to this cor-
ner's kn'owledge,
Tons of Tuna •
Add th1t lo tht 'IW1' Involvement ln
the Sunset Leaaue In all 1pori.s And
you hi.Vt about u ilttr'•ctive a 1p0rt.s
pro pm •• .&IUODe could uk for .
Ac tor the financee of the two plans,
k's quJte li.rnple. The Yuma achool.s,
Yum1 Ind Kofa Highs, 1lm1 with tlle
Mexican t.etm, will pay their way here
and receive food and lodlin& in the
homes of the bort 1c:hool'1 booater
dub.
Tht Veta• trip Is campletely ban·
died by Newport abd Mna'1 balket-
b&ll boosters clubs. So, not a nickel
will come out cl the ta:l,p9yera check
bookl.
An obviou• firll-claas operat.i.Oll ai
Newport and Cotta Me1a t
Speaklnc of tbtern1tloa1I n1vor, ene
1e&a the idea 011t some or the area
football co1eff1 hive perlll•PI 1 ·aay ln
wbo attoda their scbooll .. the
forelfl u:eh.uce pro1tam.
Not M, .r ewne, bat W11tmluter
and Mailaa ·11ave eome 11p with a cou-
ple of Ueki 1oal artl1ll out of ilMi pro-
iram.
Marlaa bas Pablo Navarn, from
Chile. We1tmla1ter Is Me11ed with a
kk:lr:er from Swedea. B•'• Borje
Darpo.
Marina'• lootbaU mentor, Jim Coon,
11 all &rlu wbea he talk• abo•t hi•
Olileaa. "He doe1a't sped Encllllh so
we jut point ud 1ntt1re. Be tell the
job done ud doesa't r1tde ander
pre11•re," oJct Coo1.
Westmiuter'1 ctaeh :am Be1well
explataed tb1t die M, US lb. Swede
came old darhtf fall practice wttll Ht·
de I• tbe way 1f football 1ear and pro-
ceeded to aUempt field IOllh 1oeeer
1tyle wtth Ith bare feel
He executed 35-yard-attemplf '"
wed that the I.leas' h11 ••• proclU'ed
• pair of sboet aid atven lllm jeney
1umber U.
* All this follows ttJe South American
act last year by RamOl'I Ricardo of
Costa Me&a High. llioardo's fie1d goals
were the winning margins of half of
the Mustang• fou:r victories. He's
presently per1ormin1 for Orange
COraSt O>llege.
Ward .Jewell of Newport Beacli hauled in this 520-pound bluefin off
of Newfoundland, Canada.after an hour and a half battle. More
than 500 of the big bluetins hove been ('.aught this season with ang-
Jen: shooting for a $1 ,000 prize offered by the provincial government
for tile first 1,000.pounder landed.
Area Sports Calendar
Mooday
Water A>lo--Lonl ll<!och Millikan
at ~ -(3:15). , 'l'llelday
Wallllt Polo -E<tancia at Pa!M
Verdel, J_,m • Fountain Valley
(-a&J:U). , °"" Counlr1 -Marina al Loog --(3:15).
-. WM•t•da1 . w• Polo-Ooft.a ilf-atL&aw>• cs:llJ, Cirrllot at ucr '~':"~· 0-c-tiy -W , •I
fllalN {l:U),
I .
•
Thand•'.f
f"ooti>al.l -Fountain Valley at EJ
Modena (7 p.m.), Go.lde:n WMt VI
Cypress at Western High (8 p.m.\.
Water Polo -Est.anda, Hootington,
We1tmitwter .and Colt.a Mesa at
Valencia toumament (3: l!i), Ctniaa
del ~ • Anaheim tournament 3
p.m ).
Croo< Country -R'""""""' It Newport, S&ddlobod( at Mlulon Viejo.
Brea al Laguna. Fallbroot at San
<Jmnenie (all at 3:1~).
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HANDING OFF _: Westminst ... quarterback Eddie Bane (23) ·hands
oil to beck Mike Ha)'lles (erueme left) ., the lions 1et up a play
DAil. Y PILOT '"'"° Ir LM ,...,_
behind an armada of blacken in Friday night's 21-12 loss to Lakewood.
Haynes scored one touchdown on a 57-yard run.
International
Volleyball Set
At LB Arena
LONG BE.Arn -Vetenn &tar Joane
W181Td of Huntington Beach and Ann
. Heck from Newport Beadl will take
the floor Tuesday n'ig1\t et Long Beach
Arena when tht U.S. Olympic team
duels the defending' Olympic champ-
ions from 'Japan in an internetione.I
-bill. The men's teams from the two na -
tions will al.!i<I lock horns.
The exhibitions will be final tune.
ups for both nations prior 00 !!le Olym·
pie Games in Mexico ctty.
The doubleheader will begin at 7:30
p.rn., witft tickets priced at $3.50, $2.50,
tl.50 and S.75 for students. Proceedis
will benefit the Ol)'ttlpic volleyball
lund.
For Im United States, Tuesd.ay'll
doubleheader will be of hit!J rign(fic.
8lJCe as a barometer ol. die success
. tI. • fuur-year progr.un « Jntensil.ied
t.aininf and illter-1 C<Jn1ll"li·
t:ion.
In December of 1967, that program
1.ave wti.oa.Uons ti. ~ng at leall
· some al tlhe desired &00·. In a similar
exhibition at UCLA's Pauley Pavilioo.,
tt\e U.S. women succeeded in winning
. one d three gunea against the Japan. ....
That ma.v not sound like much. win-
ning just me ol three of the 15-point
~es. CaMi.der. thluih, that the Jap..
anese Nve l1l5t only tbree other gem.
es in eight years -amd haw lost not.
a sinj:le international match sinc.e
1960!
Hitobu.mi Daimatsu. developer Of
the rollinog receWing style which the
-u .s. and other netiosn heve adopted
and the tyrannical leader who bullied
and inspired hie Oris into intemation-
~ leadership in vrorlrouts wtt;ch ofte11
continued for sex and sevefl hours. is
no longer coach of the Japanese team.
He resfgned following Japan's 1964
Gold Medal win to keep a promise to
his wlle. wt1o had left him the year
before in protest to his dnele·minded
determination· tD make Japan the
world h!lader in vollyeball.
Funny Cars
•
Vie Tonight
At Raceway
Dave Beebe of Garden Gf'ove and
three other funny car drivers will he
pittEd agaimt four fuel altered
machines tonight at.J')range QuJty
Intemation.aJ Raceway,
Beebe Mil be b spotlighted driver.
Last week at OCIR he won $2.000 and
set two national records in his red hot
"Super OJief" Dodge Charger, oWned
by Nelson Carter.
"Seebt recorded and backed up
"Wittlin the necesHry one percent runs
of 7.68 second and 197.36 mpll. Thal
run broke tbe previous natitmaJ st.an-
dani of 7.76 and 189.86 mph.
Another £1D1y car entrant is Oww'lie
Allen of Glend<ra, who bas 1 Dodge
Dart with a 7.74 clocking In the books.
The otbtr t'¥O turmy car entrants are
Gas Ronda of Azusa and Jot.I .Muma·
nWI of WllitUer ..•
The fuel altered contingaJt ls
opeart>eoded by I.eon Fltagerald ol
Anaheim and Wil17 Bon:ti of Los
Ar11eles. FiUgerald will drive his
"Pure Heaven" and Boncb brmp his
.. Fl)'in& Wint" Qrylt•.
.Fltqwald bu -"""" altored """""'11-at <lnnl• Cow>IY !hon
ay other driver ..
Gote1 ~J' t :30 p.m. aad ollnna·
li0110 llalt "!"!'DI· .
Schoonover's 42-yard Kick
Gives Barons 16-14 Win
By STEVE EKOVICR
Of t1M D•ltr 'li.t 1141ff
Fountain Valley'• David Schoonover
will be known as the: fellow who boot ·
ed die ball game, but it will hardly
be a source ol. ridicule when he re·
tun. to school Mmd~ morning.
It was Schoonover's 42-yard field
I08l in the first quarter that provided
the T'Rll"11rl ot victcry for the Barmt
as they downed Rancho Alamitos, IS.
14. F'ridoy night.
Sdioonover's feet ... er feat, shock·
ed m o s t everyone in Huntingtan
Beat'h's near • filled S.1e.ie Stadium
after the Barons lined up for the field
goal try following ·a bogged down drive
that ended on bhe Vaquero 32 (the go.al
posts are al. the back of the end zone l.
With Fountein V.elley .ahead, &-0, bis
boot could IC9Tcely have gone farther
air mail special delivery as the ball
.pLit ttte uprights and cleared the cl'06s
bar by ia heelttt, 10 feet witlh 2:35 left
in the querte.r.
Fountain Valley e6:Mled its f i r s t
·Neff Chews Up. Tritons
In Eads' Debut, 3 7-6
By JIM CARNETT
OI .... O.llY 'lltt lt1ff
A patent Neff High running attack
methodically took apar1 the Sm
Clemeflte defensive line, as the Tro·
jans rolled to an impressive 37~ win
over the Trito111 Friday night on the
San Clemente gridiron.
The cootest marked the debut of
hogt coech Tom Eads, who served
for U years at El Rancho in Pico
Ri~ers. and he found it a disappolnt·
ing evelling, to -.ay the I.east.
The visitcrs rolled up 218 yard!
ruehmg r8fld picked up more through
the air to completely dominate the
game offensively. Halfback Rick
Combs \Ya! the big gun for the Tro-
jans chewing up 100 yards in t3 ClU"·
ries.
San Clemente had difficulty getting
its offense started. The Tritons had
only three yards rushing in the fin;t
half to go aJong with four yardg pas!·
in.I(. They fioally managed to gener·
ate an attack ill the final period.
Quatt.erback Mark H e u m a1 n n
scampered around left end for six
yards to give the Tritons their first
score of the yeaJ'. but it wes too late
as the Trojans had them pinned 34.
Ii. Two minutes later Neff added in·
boards, scoring the first time they
had 11\eir hands on the pigskin. Combs
capped e. 56·yard drive breaking
lhrougti the San Clemente line and
racing 30 yards for the score.
The winners added another TD in
the second quarter on a 34-yard pass.
T••1'1 STATtlTICS ' Fl"! -.. •ull'tln• .. Flu! =~ ":i'~~1H .. ' Flrn ' Toi.I f!rst -· " ...... ,,. ..... rut!'tln1 m Va rdt t•lntd l'olHlnt " Y1ro1 lat! " "' v1r4& ,.1,,.., "' ,. ..... •ll1m1>ttd ,,,
"''"' cort'IPl .. rtd • ,. ...... hl>d lntttCffl"" ' Numt-• • punt1 ,
~=r,T!. 111it••u •1
Yo ... pen1ll1Rd ll
Fumblt• ' Fumblt• ~· ' l<l'rt •• ........ ... ' • " Sin CltoTttnlf • • •
INl)tVIDUAL STjt.TISTICS •uSIU"'G ·~ Nt. 'i.""r "' YO .u C..mbl " '" " M1cOon1ld ' ' ~ }Jg,1ddfn " " " • ~ " Sl!'!lti ' • " £:i~,~·, ' • " , " ~ "" , , r .... 1s • "' S•~ Cltm1nlt
" Heumann " •M • McN1m1•• ' • " llu•Cll ' " ,u t<rt"'" • ' fat•I• u ·~ llll)IVIDUAL l'ISSING
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suJ~. to injury booting a 13-yard field ••· ., ... ,.,
goaJ to wrap up the scoring. 1' M•cD<i<taid
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Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
xDetroil 100 54 .6411
Baltimore ff1 68 .Stil 131h
BoMon R2 72 . 537 18
Cleveland 81 13 .526 19
New York fKt 74 .519 :r>
Oakland 78 76 -~ 22
Minnesota 73 81 .474 Tl
Oe.lilornl.a 66 88 .429 34
Chicago 64 90 .416 36
Washinrt9n 59 94 .. 386 4-0 ~
x ·Clinched pennant.
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TacllY'I GioMel ~~?°l~ II fllli-.ot6 ~ :1 ~="' relf .. Wt""'l'lll"'°"
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NATIONAL LEAC~Uf~
xSt. Louis 94 61 .606
SaJ1 Francisco 84 71 .542 cm.:mnali 79 74 .516
Chicago 79 76 .510
Atlanta 78 77 .003
Pittllburgh 76 n .497
l..os Angeles 72 8.1 .4465
Philadelph\a 72 83 ,465
New York 70 85 .452
Houston 69 86 ,445
x-Clinched pennant
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tooohdown even before the quarter·
·hack touched the ball tor the season's
first offensive play.
After Rancho ran out of gas oo tile
first set of dOW'l'IS ol ttie game. Baron
Du~ne Diffie slashed through U'le Va-
quero line and blocked a Kevin Wood
punt whidl rolled into the end zone
W:1ere it was jubuli'a.ntly smothered by
lineman William Brack.
Sohoonover's low PAT attempt was
blocked, but the Barons had a stimu·
lating 6-0 lead with only 2: l2 expired
In the game.
Both teams cro~.sed tfhe gQal liJ1e
once more before the half, first t."ie
V·aqu.eros after e 53·vard march which
culminated with Bill Hyland diving CtV·
er from the one with 9:30 to go in the
~1alr. and I.hen \vith Fountain Valley
lighting the scoret:::ard \Vit.tl a 3.S-yard
pass play from Tom Mia \ooe to Doo
Harris with 49 seconds before inter-
mission.
The Vaqueroo pulled 00 wtrttiin two
pcints. 16·14 in the third quarter, 01ld
missed a 31).yard fi eld gooal with 1:52
t0 go ni the game to hend lhe Bllrons
Lheir scason-Q?ening triumph.
Tf:Jl.M STAT!STl(S
Fir;1 down! •U ... ortg
J lr•! down• 1>1••in; F"SI downo e>en•lll•• to111 fort! clown• Yud• <Mn'lld •u.ttin11 ~:;~~ T~~ o•••ln9
Not v&rcls ;1lntd Pants 1llrmP!td P11>t• comalt!~O
"••••• ~•d IMtrc•o•od Num~r 111 punl• ~~~~?~!, dlo!antf
V1rd1 Mnali1"'1
Fuml!I•' Fuml!lt• 11»•
SCMI l!v Ou1rt1rs
"i l • '" " ,n
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Foun11'" V•lle" o 1 ltanc~n ,t.i1,,..1t~< n I
• • ' 0 -16 G -ti
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS llUS14NG
NI Pl•YI' ·~ lom Mtlan• l1 G!tn Gain
V•lt1l1 VG • • , .. Yl AVG 11 -l 0
H Jo.,n (•rroll ' .. ) 1l 111
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J'/ ltrl!ll A r11d~P ' " ' " ' . , , g ~:~
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fnl•I• ll! 17•
l !.l 1 ·1.0 1 0.0 .n 3.7
A•1mi1a, Ho. Pl•Y~' 1l 8111 Hvl•nd
i; O!nnl1 fll"ll•" ll G•cY J1me1
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Yl .lVG I ~.! 10 11
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Ne l'l•v•• F""ni,in V•IJ:l PC l'Hl YC '"'
!? T""' Mal""P I • 0 7• .500
l•n<11e Altmllal
No l'l•Yt< PA PC PH! VO 'cl 17 Dt"nl• ll~e~n I I? 0 M ?150
Merits & Benefits
Of Full
Maintenance Leasin9
lncr111in4 "umbar1 of ,..,.,,,ic1n Bu1i•
n1n tnd Pr11f111ion1I ma• And wom•"
••• i1k1n9 •dv1"f191 of lh1 Unu•u1Uy
1tt•1cliv1 "plu1" btntfih of 1 Fu 11
M1int·•,.•~c• L1111 Pro9r1"' w h ; c h
c11v•" 11,.,011 1v1ry conc.1iv11bl1 ,.,.
vice r1q11irtmtnl up t11 40,000 m!l11,
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CIMrltl C-. lll'lllll"l'lllUI IWllmDr•"' • Form Olto r '·'' IV THI OttDlll 01' TMI COUNCIL or the City of S.1 llKl'I, C1Mforl'llll, 11 Cri-t' ... lih«lr .. • "• .. ••"" ... "" •••• ••"" ..... '·"" ...... 1 M "" $111 ltKI! Alfml11l11f1!lon lulldllltl All'lf'lrl!y. Ramblers Host Seattle Soccer Battles
On Tap Sunday
The Continental Football
League's first P a c i f i c
Division showdown will ar·
rive Sunday afternoon at La
Palma Park when the
Orange County Ramblers
and the Seatt.l.e Ranger&
meet at 2 p.m.
Both have 3-0 records.
Anaheim High c o a c b
Clare VanHoorebeke will be
honored at halftime for his
contributions to 0 r a D g e
County football over the
years. He will be gi'ven en
expense-paid trip to Hawaii.
The Ramblers beefed up
U1eir defense Thursday by
signing tackile Frank McRae
to a contract. A small col·
lege All-American at Ten·
nessee State in 1965, McRae
has spent the last two
seasons with the Qlicago
Bears.
Two Anahelm ~ Warner
teama will ~ge in a
preliminary game beginning
at 11:30 a .m.
Midgets Vie
At Speedway
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,011 TRAMU.CTION o" IUllNlll ml1""1111 lllt ,..... to 1>11n• '"""· I.In Olll pl-Cll'I' Clerk or ni. (tty .,, $611 aHdl UNDEtl PICTITIOUI Ml.Ml "'"'-"*"h Ill._._ 1-.,.. Pllll ........................................ 4.01 P'ublltfl Orinee Gita! 01111 l"llotl, St~ 21, 23. lHI It'• 1occer time again and THE UN0Ell51GNEO CCIRIPOllATIOH l>rflllr, JKIU!lmm.r ........................................................ 4.:16 c ill fn dotl tllrllJJ o:eftlfY 11111 It II cond<Xllfll • '-IVMlf °' ... """"'1ill"lc '""'· lnc:ludl119 .._ pipe, ' the out Rangers w· o • voca11on11 klllol llu•1-1oc111c1 11 in1 or1111 1-111 a. unau·.,....,nc1 l1• .... . ................................... t.JI cially unveil what many ob-s. MlncMsltr Aw-, Anltlllm, °''"" .-.:1111 .. '911111""' .. 111 non-1r.11111e '" JeJnh .......................... •.1. beli ill be Counl'f', C1N1or"!1. llndlf' lht tlctlllow -llMlll'r I~/ ...................................................... •·•~ l".J111t T mt1 server• eve w a firm neme or IBM COM,UTBR CAREElll ....-llt!W li"OI '-••I .................................................... .... C•llTl,IC.t.TI OF C:OR,.ORATION NOTICI TO ca•OITOt:t champlonship team. It all CEHTElt Ind"'''"" 1111"" If .aid ta(-.-... .......................................................................... .... ,.o. TaAMIACTION Oil IUllN••• IU,.•••o• COUllT 0" TM•
happens Sunday at Newpoct r:".!'!::;:,1" ~I~,~ 11 ~11111 ~=1~~Miit'liiiitf""''"'····"·"''"·····""'"''''''''''''········· ;i,.. tH~ ua~~:.',\i~::ulo:~:...TIOM '"~~~· c:.~1.i:,.Oll;:MH
Beach's Mariners Park c-11"° a. SoftWlnl. 1<K., 11• v111 KM4'll ., Wlll•N -•Hr 111ur ,, 111r....,. ctrtltt ""'n 11 ~ne 1 *· ,..-. HllYI lou .... lrd, ,._,,'"" City, '"-""' -* -,..,, .ic•n-t ldloel &llllMtl ....... 2'121 l!rl•tf " li:ARLllN HITCHCOCK. when coach Brian Mc· c.n..,,,11. .,.,ce,_ -HOlld•r .. uni:1 -* .., ""'' M111Ct11thv A.,..,.,,.., "'"'"'rm. °''"" DtcH11d. Cauahey'1 Rangerg face WITN6$5 '" "-nd ltlll ""' dl'f' ., .-.... ~11 .. 1t; k_v ... ""' .... 111111 Ix; pllr' l'lour ov1r 11" l>0~· 11 ••It of ..... gvnl'f'. CIHlornlt. """'' "-fldlllOUI NOTICE II HllllE•Y GIVIH to TM
• Au1111I, 1961. '"'""' a..11111111 lnlt_,. cklu11lc•11011 Ullller f'lll 111t•,r1vn. SA~ ......... lltm nlml .. COMPUTaR CAii.Ee• cNdltol"I of "" •bo'tt 111"*' dtOldotnl Fullerton at 2:30. COMPUTING• IO'TWARL "'"""11111'1 "')or ol1Mr1t1u11.-1. Cl!NTlll 1nt 11111 tflt ntme II Mid COf' llWll en '4!rllll'll tlt'f'llll cl1111'11 .. 11n1t In the 12:30 prellm Ran· ,,.c, 1"011"1 IOl"•l!on •nd 111 ,r1nc1,.1 1111r.1 " ""' t11d dacldfnt ,,. ,...1rld i. t11t ' RDOtr Let "ROUP 1 ............. .. ............................................... '4-bul!nftl II ••follow.: tllll'l'I wlt!I It'll MCltllry "4IUClll"' In ll'll
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
ger and Fullerton reserves Au1111n1 s.cr.tery H~"'°"""' PlllTIP c-1111111 a. 1ottwU1. Inc., 11u V1ft offtU or 1t1ot ciirt 11 ""' •ttiw. 1n1told Danny McKnigtJt of Glen-I k horns STAT& OF CALIFORNIA HIPINatr -WllHll1" -Foni. F1t.u11111. Jeep or 1lmlllr tm NllJ'• aoullY•rd, ,.,nor111"11 Cll'f', .. 1 -.,m,. ' oc • C:OUNTV OF LOS AHCilLl!S .. -, ... or ltA lW•lhDlll dr1fl.,,. 1nKlll'llll'll1J .......................... Ctlllol'll!I cou ... or lo''""' . "'°' dora will be tl'ylng to pro-pa c in' McCaughey'a ON THIS 2411'1 d•Y"' AWllll. A.O., IHI. GlllOU,. J ................ ............................................. S.1• WITNl!Ss' II• lltnd fl'lll fM!I N'f' llf _.., J'l'UCMr .. to "" Ulldlral9111d •t tect Na points lead in Na . t , -If....,, "" "" u11111r1tll'lld. 1 ..,_,.,. "'""''"" "w1nc11 lr11Ck OPertttr Aututl lNI 1111 ottic. er c. '•ul ou aoi .. A""""" . group are ve W'DeeS UI: l"ubllc !ft ~ncl for .aid C111f1iY Md Stele, ror .. r11r11111m 0t 11•1"111r 111" twllll ... "'" 1M1dlmtnh) ·~lne ' Jollw•rt• Int. l:tll 0ov.r OrM, 5utl9 1., "'--' tlKll, tiooal M·idget Ra c in g Werneld and Jim McWII-l'llld!111 tMroln, 11111'1' COtMilulenld 11111 c'"""* ...," ""'-R011r lie, eat1tom11 Wlll<ll " 1111 ,,_ 111 11Y1•-•
A I ti t ' 0 t ' .-. "9raontll'I' ._,.. ._, L11 .. -Ccl!M.nl• c..r1111 MICl!lfll • Aull!.,,, 11c:r1r11T .. ltlll llfllllr1l11'1tf 111 •U ITll"9A ,.,i.rn-ssoc a on a C l n a liam1 - a couple of atara ~ 19 me "' be ,.... AHlll9nt lier• ,.,_ tm1Crt1.• ww 1.111er•1or ITATI 0,. CALl,.ORNIA ) 1111 i. 1111 """ 111 wN 4Kedtrtl. w1t1111t
Orangt County Speedway during the Ranier cham· ""' fA 1111 Cor.twlllon 11111 ...,.... "" ::~,:: ==~ COUNTY Of' LOI ANl)l!LEI J •• •Ill IMnlhl 1rt1r Till ""' Mlk.lttlll " Saturday night pionship romps wllMn '"•trument • 11111111 .. ,.... cer· ,...,,._ .....,,ior ow THtl "'"' H .,. o1 A111urt, A.D .. 1M1. 11111 nofltl. • I • -•llOn """•In n.IMll. 1nlll 1Cl-lld9-'llOUI" 4 ................. ........ ...... 111 "40fl mt ,.... urdenlonld. 1 Noi.t'll Dltlll A111wt », lHI McKnight, 19, hods a 42-,-=-============::, W II me tt.tt IUd'I ~•11111 IXIWltd ~tr ,.11j.i"F~~..... "'" ' 1>utinc In ~nil llf teld c11111tv •nil 11111 JOHH •· HITCHCOCK
Point lead over second place I ~"' "":irNEU ..,.,,,0, 1 ., ...,,..,,.n ... 11111x.r Wll'llor !Cto'ltl'tl9 ... AtPMll ,.a.no tftldkll 1t11o,..1.,. *'"' ~1•,•llll'lld ~ 1Jtecvtw1, _ PENETRA TtQN ' .,.. .. ~ .. rump Ul>Cl'l...r IMntll jl0fl1u111 1_.n. ..-111 1PPM..-..., .-.. Tiii W ., Gary Hill, also of Glendora. ...,_,..Ht .,,.,. "'"" 1"" •flt!tllll ,.,,,. fif· ,._ ~-r o,...,.,.., k-'° ""i.1te 1111 AMIH1n1 S.U.hlfY 1111 •bon llllftllll ---~-,, In -tentlon for ~. N11rly • ., .... on• ,...,, th, ftclll -1 ,.... -'•1 ""' -Ill tN• ~-191' °"'"~· IAlllPlt(lllll ol ""' c:o<Ml'lllln ""'' ltlllClllld "" c. PAUL OU 1011 V\'JJ<I,': ""'" UI . ' ~"~" n111 ....... wrllteft. aetlld '-'"'••or Wlll'llll lnllrvll'llllt "" "'"'" et "" .... m Dft'lr Dr! ... Stlll I title are Sonny White oi San· DAILY l'ILOT, lto1111t1w" Hwa-10,FrC~AL SEA';/ hi Trtndllnl Mlcnlfll °"'''or two,,. .-Mt"'"" <uec1ry, _111on 1t11nt11 ,,.,.,., 11111 •dl.-lldt-N....., IMdl. Cll""'*
ta Ana end Bob McCaw of :;::;.fer th1 F1bul1u1 Or1n91 N:i!~',.U:e-c.nlofnr• m111111KTUr...-1 r1111111 l·l'61 ::_ ':.::. !Jiii tudl '°""'llln 111tcVtld l~1,.,~.:...,.
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LEGAL NOTICE s~.,. LMlllr, 'NMtl ,.,.,,, ovtr ~ )trd; up tt end M'f' etrnmli'llen !»Ir" jU,.ERIOR COURT 0,. Tita lneluaint 11'1. r•nlt Jul'I' 11, ,,., TAT• GP CALl..OR•IA ,.0111
IAR tM TrtCIW ...... ltor-Ur••1'pe l/mw1I, &lllklo.lll', T1,,,,.r, •1« THI COUNTY 0, ottANe•
MOT1c:a TO c••DITO•• llC(IPlf Incl l'UI~ '(rlCltlf P11!lnallld OrtMI (NII O•ll'I' l"lllf, " .. A...a IUl"IRIOa ctUaT Ofl THI Ott OU,. ' .•. , ... .. .. • .. .. .. ...... .. ... .. .......... ,. . , , , .. .. SJo6 Alll. ll Ind llPf, f, U, 21, THI tSIMI 1111119 al Gl!ORGI WAIHIHGTON STATE Of' CAl.l,ORNIA ~lltl'I H•vY OU!J' JleNlfmlll 1"" Wltltr NOILI, JR, tlll GEORGI W, MOii.i,
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Over 2,000,000
Passengers Carried
Over 60, 000, 000
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To 'loMr Conneclint Plane 1t LA. International Airpor t
Now SerVing Orange County and
Beach Cities with 82 Flights Per Day
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60 FLIGHTS PER DAY
15 Minutes One Way Time
22 FLIGHTS PER DAY
20 Minutes One Way Ti111e
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just mt of Dilfttyl""1 hll " Cerritos A.,.ut. ""°" (114) nz.8311J
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POR TKI COUNTY Ofl OAAN•• Lonut .. Ml••r oPtr1!or-1'1v1,. .. 0 ,..AL NOTICE 1t1 G. W, NOil.i. O.C..NIL Ne. .. ...,.. 1,;onc:,._ MllOlll Ml•lf UPl'l'l'oOI' ~ NOTICE IS Hl!R!IY GIVIN ti IM
1111 .. ol NICK WUHOEtl 1lto t-CllnCrlll l'lllTIP or )'umpcr111 c..vn 0Nr1ltr crocll1'n el 1111 1bwt Mf'Mif _......,
et NICHOL.Al WUNot:ll,, Olce1Md, 1.n.iellinl l"l.,.t l!llllMtr "·11171 11111 111 1Nrt0t11 11&\llnl cl•lm1 111lnrt thl
NOTICI ll HElllllY OIYIM h !I'll lill'Y•llnt Gr•atr 011tr1tor CIRTIPICATI 0' IUl1Mltt. t11d lllelttelll 9f'I l'IWlroif Ill file lftwn,
crldllon o1 !Ill Ibo"" "'""" dfl:MJ.tfll .. re-..il Operttor PICTITIOVI MAMI wttll 1111 lltlCftll,., ~ 111 !'-otnc1 11111 111 --hlvlnt clllml .,.,Fllt 1111 l.olow 011tr11ar-AttltJ', EllCllC, Htncock. lllfre Ill TM urldlr1il,,... doll ctrtff'r I 1111 CIOl'I> el tT1e cltrt.; of rtit ,...,.... lllllt!ld court, Ill"
111.i ct.cMllnt ••• "'llllroil t. n11 """'· •lfnll•r If" dudt111 1 M lntu 11 m1 11rc11 11,...1, !!..~ ... flllrn"" -· w1_"'1 ,.. .. ,,-.. u"• wllll Ille 11t1eft11ry ¥Olldllre. 1n till etna ,....,, 1,111, ,..,., tfYI""' c 11""" """" lilt fl ---·· "' ••'
... "-" .. -_,....., -... -•fKIW \.llo<.f'lllf'-Wltll booll'I 1"1(""-"1 "'""°" IMCll, I ' 11 OlllCllC fir Mc0wen lo G.-, Sii E CM,_ ~..,~"' ...., ·-.._.,,"' · I -I -""!"' ntloul nMI ,.,.,,.. ol AIRl"OllT GLASi A O CO--· • 19 pr-I llllrn. wl"' IM -Mry IAl!Cllirll Ml<n .,. l•Or -•roor ti '" ,t,HO KllllEM CO. Ind Tlltt 1111d ftrlfl i. 11'1• ...,_, "'1111• 1111' VflUClllfa. fo 1111 l!l'ldlrallNd lit IM offlcft 1n1nue1Qvr1r•1 rllll'llllJ ~ ol 1111 flllllowlnt ..,_ ~ ,... ,.1ec. d bllllllllt Iii m. llftdlnltnM
.. Mr "l'lvr,..,.1 HUtlWITl. HURWITZ =•io:!,,,.. _ 411: NI' lllUt' :.. Ill Ml tlllll ,IKI tf mldlJQ It 11 I" Ill mtllen "r11lnlnl lo 1111 •t1i. 1M ttEMl!ll, 41 • :a... Jll'ltt, "'-' .._ __ M /1111' Mur frllkrn• ol Mill Meldll'll, wlll!M tbc -"'-efltl'
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EVA M. COLl!MAN u rlert .vw Ylltll(fl "' " r-n. l"ubllc In 11141 tor wld lllM. --Uy .... ca.--·-E•tcV!t1• f-lHI -•9d .IOll!'°" W. l"UTMAM ..,_ I". 0. ._ 1f1
If ltll Will tf Dr!-"' °""" Trudi or 1111 tMn: fo -It 111 1t11 lltrtllll wllOM nlft'll II 0....., Cl ...... Tiil itbo¥1 ~ #Clllllnl 4 r•f111o w111r llvll ... • .......... " ........................... M.1.1 llltlfcrtlllod i. Ille wlltriln l111tru"*" ll'lf ISHlfl
MURWITJ. HURWITl ... lllMIR 4 Jf1* M ll'U 111111 I~.,._,,,.,., llWI ...................................... _ill lllllClllld !hi .. -. A ....... "',_ .. '" L1W I,, .... ~ 1111 tllln H 11r .. Wlltr lt'lll .,. ........................... ' 4 -·• • Ail'lnll'rl It 12 yir• 11111 1111 """ 1t .,..,.., Wl•W llwl .............................. ,.'.~1 hMlfi •· Dlvl• '°'*lllMd o,. ... c..t Dlll'f' 1"1111,
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I,.,,. 19 It 11111 , ............................ ,. ,. .... ., ................ 4.N AUllN1 ... I JI inil ltpttl'llllw 1, 1~!2\~ JTAT• O"CALIPOllNIA ,.0. It'°"" 19 II ION .......................................................... 1.1~ Tltl COUln'Y OLI" DR.AMI
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llOTICI TO c••o1tofl l.lr'I"" .. Tr1r11ff.,Y,bl lrudc -lllllflr' ,.,.. .............................. 4.1'1 LITT•IU TnTAMIJtTARY (&OND •u1>a•tolll COVRT Of' T"• Ori...., Ill Tr•ntll·MI• TJUCI! -1 J'U'dl IN' mort .............................. t.113 ..... ,.,. TH• 'WAIVIDI ITATI OP CALlflOINlA "" T"I 1'1111 Lit! Dl'l'l'lf' ····· • ,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,, •• , •. ., .......................... 1.)1.S Ju,.1at0a COURT ·Ofl l1t1tll of Rldlll'fi ,.,.,..fl~ covNT~ ~Nn ~~~Ol.'~1t~~·"'w~~., Ai.Tit''O'.i ''iViLDiNO''~D-·coHiT'JiUc~~" ·~:~•cgCNC:i'.t:':':..:S• :::.!"':"'~ ~.= ••
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Sure Youth Revolts-the Question Is: Why?
By DR. BERNDT L. KOLKER
Provost, Raymon.d CoUe.:e
Unlveralty of the Patlftt
1be rNI revolt m our youth ii, de·
spite some indication• to tile contrary,
oon-violent. Above all, tbl8 revolt ii
ideological and k meam to bring
about changes in our traditional value
system.
Many reasons haw been advanced
for the codllct between the older and
younger generations. In his Annual
Report fer 1!167, President Mark Cur·
tis of. ScriP!l'I College ~·led th ...
among ottier cawes:
The young have grown up in a na-
tion which since World Wax II ha&
been one of two superpoweri in a bl·
polarized tn:iubled and revoluttcmary
world.
They have been reared in an at·
mosphere of infmmality, in which
their elders have exhibited uncertain
or irregular observance, if not disre·
gard Of tr.aditiooal soda! or mcral
cooventioru.
Tiw:y have either experienced or
been led to expect that it is normal
to e11joy affluence beyood the dreams
of previous ~ations in this or any
other nation.
They have already upon entering
•:ollege a breadth of experience, di-
rectly or vieariou.S'ty, that w.,a, avail-
tble only to a select few ln earUer
times.
TBE RESULTING EXPLOSION has
1haklm our value system. The young
people who know only the tD\lironment
created by that explosion simply see
& ditierent world from that seen by
tbeir eldfn who are far less condi·
timed to tedDJCracy and seek to get
by '"'th older values.
'l'bese elders are still trying to find
their balance. The past thirty years,
more than any other period in history,
have been cbaractaUed by change,
Ctaoge tmpM9S motion, and we have
accepted this motion as berleficial and
forward-directed. The futw'e thus be-
came a viable dimension to us.
ln contrast, our progerM-s looked to
and revered ~st. That reverence
may have re~ progress a:>rne-
what, but it gave man a balanoe which
be needed t.o function effectively.
The future-oriented man al. today
lacks that balance. He teods to be
intolerart m the past, its weaknesses
and errors. He equates lack of that
teohoology amoog his ancestors with
lack of wisdom, and disregards their
'humanistic values.
TRADITIONALLY, it is the role of
the parent flO provide stability for his
offspring. Too many ¢today's p.arenta
failed in this assignmeat.
Our progeny ask why we have es·
"™•' ti It! •••• Mt R111l1, Chl11 •. F ..... H. B1rtley II ... -· ti••·"
chewed old values but have flaiied W
substitute new ones. They ask why
we belittle their values which they
have had to create for lack al. others.
They ask why those values are not
compatible with the instltutims which
make up our society. We have oo rel-
evant answers for them. And thus, our
young wax more and mere discon1Jent.
The target of the youth revolt iJ
"The EstabUshment." 'nl.3t ~ also
refers to traditional mores, art forms,
customs, means of relationships, !K>cie.l
infitJ.tutioos requirements, attitudes,
outlooks, habits, types of food, ways
of communicating, expresdoos, mode1
ol. d.rest, modes of conduct and, 1n
short. everything that 13: done, felt
or ftlpp«ted by those who are older
than and different from the group
that finda itself' in revolt ag'1Dst tbe
eat.ablilhment..
Young people question why emanci·
pated, ed~ated moderu natloos are
no more capable Of aettling mutual
grievances by reason:ng than were
the clana at the dawn of history. They
ask why, wi~ all the p-omige from
the laboratories and from investiga-
tions by bolts of social scieatista:, man
has still not growri beyond hb cruel·
ties, selflatinesa and his greed.
HOW CAN WE answlO" theso charg-
es and questionl?
Some say that the young "" voctt.
erous in opposition but unclear about
what they stand for. The revolt Of the
young hi not an organized movement
with a program ar a platform. If tlhey
can bring better valuee to the mana.ge.
meot of the wcrtd than did their pre-
decessors, then they may well do a
betrer job of loitering human p-owth
than hat been d,one heretofore.
American industry is an integral
part of. the Estal>U.hment, and it
draws its strength from the most ba!ic
values ol the establishment.
Most ol the young' people, we have
found, firmly believe that industry
standa fer free enterprise, free com-
Swingin' Banl{er·s Up Profits
Ubiquitous Credit Cards Help Pry Cash Loose
By JOAN S. GIMUN
Editorial Research Reportl
The banking business in the United
States is growing at a rate tb&t pleas-
es even tbe banken. Ri!ing interest
rates p~ed up tile earnings of com·
mercial banks 10 to 15 per cent ill the
first quarter o( 1968; during ~ pet
five year.i, 1hose eai:nm&• have in·
creased .annually at an &wrage rate
of more than 7 per cent.
While leading banker1 are optimis-
tic Bbout the industry's prospeds for
steady growth, they ere careful t.o
.makt: a distinct.ion bet"wwn banks
wtioh cHng 1n traditioool -.g
i>ractlces and banks which innovare.
BANKERS NOW appear eager to
replace the image of the yes-and·no
traditionalist with that of tile help(u1
innovator. Today banlcs are offering
everything from tN.vel bureau serv-
ices to free budget counseling. Some
serve as ticket agencies for gporU; and
cultural events, while othen ofter
young married couples services that
include free financial counseling and
free &ix-month checking accounts.
Leading commercial banlns. witb en-
couragement from the Comptroller of
the OJrrency, have moved into the
business of acquiring industrial equip·
ment t.o lease to corporations. The
Comptroller bas also .authorized banks
to make their computer systems avail-
al:ie, for oa fee, t.o perform de.Ca pro-
cessing services for customel'6 and
the gftlttal public.
ALTHOUGH SOME of. ttiese bank
innovations me being attacked in
court oases, the president of the
American Bank.en; Association, J.
Howard Laeri, as'Serts th.at banking
has been lhnited. too long by "'archaic
legisi.ative attitudes and antiquated
concepts." He argues that banks can
and should "provide the wide s~·
trum d. services our customeni Will
want and need as ithe country become!l
increasingly involved ln the computer
age."
In the space ol llttle more than 15
years Che oountry bu become a m6Ss
credit card economy. The nation's
largest bank, Califomia's Bank of
America, already boasts more than
six million holders of its mWti-pur·
pose Bankamericard, and at least a
thousand other banks across the cou.9·
try have entered the business.
Tied in with the credit card opera-
tion are new automatic loan plans
whieh allow a customer to overdraw
his account, ttius avoiding any bounc·
ing checks, and pay b.tck the emount
of ttie overdraft wit'1 interest. The
customer can aJ.90 use his personal
check to advance himself a Joan up
t<I a pre-detennined amount.
THE RAPIDLY GROWING use d.
credlt cards is ha~g the day
when America will be a checkless and
"c85hless" society. A recent survey
indieated that a majority of leading
bankers and economists believe that
in five yean the volume ol. cheeks will
be greater than it is today (about 17
million a year currently), but that in
about 10 years the economy will be
moving rapidly toward a paperless
payments system. In the future, the
.-----------Our M•K '" Sa .. FratlCU~ -----------,
The 49er Line: Cry a Lot
By HERB CAEN
SAN FRANCISCO -Joe the Toe
Vetrano, the former 49er star who's
now a partner in Del Veccbio'1 ,
runs a Sunday ~ from his
re!ltaurant to Kezar Stadium before
the game. ''On the way out," he
says, "I give a little lecture on pro
football. After the game, we Come
back to the restaurant for a defeiit
dinner."
OUR VICTORfAN HOUSES
contain some grote!lque seerets,
and Auctioneer Reeder Butterfield
gets to see a lot of them -blood·
curdling and otti.erwise. A few OOys
Bgo, he invaded the Divisadero St.
home of a great widow lady who
died recently and found, spre&d out
on the grand piano the skin of her
pet airedale, complete with stuffed
head. Alongside was a silver-fram-
ed photo of the dog in happier da ys,
POET · SINGER Rod McKuen,
who starved here long enough, is
now truly ln the big chips and get -
ting ch.lppier. His "Stanyan Street
and Other Sorrows" and "Listen to
ll!e Wann" will be a Book-of-the·
Month dual selecUon in November
-and that means 100 G's at least.
MIKE REAGAN. 23-yr-old son of
the Governor, was hen t o
demonstrate Power Mac, a new
llibtweiJht chain aaw. Id~! for
mlwoodt:!
• TlllS TOWN. n1ually bll.!e about mmo *'1, lost Its COOi for Kirk Doul1A&:. WhM he walked into
J[m11, tbe waiter Olpt.ain did a
-· "lltm Juu1ec1 Ira,., elUWnorw dropped chopotlcU and
be ..... to .. , with 1111 ldt hind
trldlt IQllllJ """"""""' witb hi• rlfllJL Al !he boZMr acrou tbe ........ "'*"' IMI baufllil • lei.mono, a Q!ll>or riot tn1110d ind h• bod to a•t
out o! there. On the sidewalk, .a
pretty brunette ..,.gg1ed up to him
and said, "Can I have my picture
takoo with you?" "Sure," stud Kirk
affably. putting his 81"m around her
-whereupon the guy with the
camera looked up menacingly and
snapped: "Hey, knoc.t: that off,
that'& my WIF£!" Ati, the public.
WE REOPEN our ReveNie Status
Symbol Derby to plaee in nomina-
tion Atty. Lui Venator of San Jose
wbo , attired in .ari old sheepskin
jacket and cowboy hat., drives to
work ill a battered white pickup
truck -although he has a 1934
classic Rolls-Royce in the basement
of his Saratoga home. Basement?
rigtJt. he took out a Yr'8ll to get it in
and restored the wall, simply so he
can say to guests: "Would you like
to go down to the basement and see
my Rolls-Royce?" A nite ploy whe!l
the conversation lags.
ATTY JAMES O'GARA to client
in divorce case: "What do you think
your wife will ch.ar ge you with?"
Client: "I dunno -she'll probably
claim that I phoned her." O'Gara·
"What kind Of ., charge is that'"
Client: "Well, I dld hit her with thf'
phone, but detnmit, she phoned me F'TRST! •.
SAL TY TA l.K In a Ally town:
When you hear a cab dispatcher an·
nouoce over tht: tBx i \ntef't'oms late
at night, ''Anybody wanna gt> pick
up some hallph1yPr5?" he 's not
talking about ba~eball. old sport.
One more guess.
POOL TABLES . to ~pe11tbouse1
mutt be ""trle ~w stah>! symbol.
Steve McQueen had one hauled up
Pacific Ave. and Into the rooftop
aerJe he occupied at Sl200 a month
While filming "Bullitt" here. And
Don Sherwood now hu e pool table
ln the· Uvins room of hia 31st noor
"--------· a.•~---·-· -~ftM.L-G+
digs at the Eichler Summit on
rlusslen Hi.LI.
THOSE DRUNKS who thOughl
they saw a Cessna airpWte taxiing
along Van Ness Ave. et 3 the othe.r
mondng hado't bad too many
drtnQ, after .U. The Cessna bad
landed at Crl!l1y Field and then pro-
ceede<I up Van Ness under it.a own
power to Civic Aud ., where it went
oo display at the "Vacatloa 68"
s:bow • • <Where are the preas
agents or yesteryore? Tht old ones.
llke Russell Birdwell .. would have
had that plane crash i n t o
SOMElhinl along Ille way),
HEAOl.lNE : '"Chier Cahill Asks
More Money." For the £uzi-bud1et?
RICHARD FLEISCHER , -
dk°'ecttng Ton1 Curt:i1' new film,
"The so.too StraogJer .'' was here
acoudna aa alley, Not jul1. any
alley. An alley lhat look.a like a
Bocton alley_ The company hu to
do 1omll rel.Akes. and Tony doean't
feel like buulng back to Boston.
. -
bank CUBt?mer will probably oarry
only one identification card, which will
enable him to pay all bi.Us and obtain
a ready supply of money. He may
even be tied in to his bank's <X1mputer
by telephone, so that he can pay bills
by phone and obtain an instant picture
of the state of his fioonces .
While banks are seeking to escape
federal regulation and move into new
fields, threats in the form of more
competition and even further regula·
tion come from sever-a1 quar1eni. The
congressional Joint Economic Co~
mittee on July 1 issued a report cnti·
cal of the indepencent position of the
Federal Reserve System :and o;dling
for establlstiment by the Congres!l of
guidelines fer operation of the s~tem.
THE COMMIT'l'EE'S chairman,
Sen. WlH.lam Proxmire tD Wis .), as~
sert.ed that the Federal Reserve bad
"a record of deepening almost every
recess.ion or depresskln we have suf·
fered in the last 30 years by reducing
the money supply."
Banks have been at least temporar-
ily kept out of the hlc:Nrtive mutual
fund field by court action tnught by
the National Msociation of Securities:
Dealers a.nd the Investment Company
Institute.
At the same time, they may 900n
encounter more competition from the
savings and loan associati.om, which
are expected to gain additional pow-
ers in the commercial banking field
through amendments .attached to this y<>aT.. OllUlibuo housing bill.
Notwithstanding t be s e develop-
ments, most bankeNi see the bank of
the f\ltutt as a bigger, multi-pUil!OSe
institution, playing an even larger role
in the American eeonomy than today's
bani<.
Around
THE
World
Atta.. Maga.zfne
Le Nouvel C>Herv1~ur (Parl1): Do
you Uke cross'W()f'lj puziles? Do you
have a horror or not getting the last
word In an argument? Ir ~ answer
i11 no to the first question and yes to
the second. then you are probably cut
out to succeed tn bush1et1s. The two
questions are J)3r1 of a questionnaire
devised by a brltish company, Cam-
bridge-Consultants, to ~ ( wlth the
sm•llest margin o( erTOr, according to
the lnwntor1) people who have got
what lt takel to geot ahead.
Oatl1 Te.le(raph ( Lond~): Det.ails
o( Chlna'a: huclear lnat.allations in th@
far Northwest were revealed to me by
reCuceet •ho - . -vialtied aaernbly and
testing sites l.n tbt provincel of Kantu,
Tllnlhll and Sinkiang. I ,.., provl4-
ed with Mtalled hand4!'1wn maps, ane.
ol. which showed where tbe Chines• ...
..,.mbllDI gWdod rnllalles under-
ground.
My chief tnfon:n11~ who met me
mott 1ecretly, &aid China'& growing
1tocl<pile of. bomb< and Culdod.mllllleo
was being aent malDly '° Halnan 111-
land o/.f the cout ol North ViebWn, to
the <.'Oa341 aft& tn the vidntty of For-
mosa and Hoog Xong and to Northern
Manchur1t1 , flldng AalaUc Rlll&ia
across the Amur Rlver .
petition in free markets, unh•mpered
bargaining betwHn employer a.nd em-
pioyol, tho law of 1upply and ~
mand, and the conviction that Amer·
tcan induatry ls eommtttied to finding
better ways of making bettor p<OCfucts
at lower prices.
AS THEY STUDY economies, even.
the most ardent rebelt amoog the
young w1ll team that developrneOts of
the past sixty years have pressed
most ol tbese concepts into new
shapes, American industry has a far
more complex value system than the
young rebels believe to exist.
Industry has reeognized the fact
that the young generatioo is, by and
large, better and more broadly edu-
c.ated than were lts predecessors, and
that it tends to have a JDO:re serious
attitude toward education. All sect.on
d industry are competing fer the var·
ious skills possessed by the YoUDC re-
cruits.
Young men and women are also
willing to make adjustmenta and to
move somewhat in the direction of.
convention vlhen they enter the job
market. Overt symbols of revolt, such
as beards, tong hair or unconventionaJ
dress may be discarded.
THESE MINOR concessions imply
merely a willingness to ronform only
when to do so does not involve .aband-
oning fundamental convictions. Such
COIDp£omise should not be taken to
Find a
From Time Maiaztne
As any self-respecting bureaucrat
knows, tt is bad form indeed to use a:
single, simple word when six or seven
obfuscating ones will do.
But where is the Washington
phrasema.ker to turn 1l he il'l hung up
for what Horace called "word1 a foot
and a half long"? Simple. Just glaince
at the handy Systemstic Bun Phrase
Projector, or s.b. P.P .
The s.b.P .P. has aptly obscure
origins but appears to come from •
Royal Canad.Jan Air Force listing of
fuzzy phrases. It was popularized in
Washington by Philip Broughton, a
U.S. Public He<h Service: o(fi~ial,
A
O) lntecrated
, mean that t!!e revok al. the young 11
jult a puslni phase and tnat, &1 they
grow older, they will read.1.1,y come to
terms wttb the values o( their elders.
Time for such rapprocbement has long
' since run out.
Another .implioaUon -some of the
most competent, potentially mO!lt v.:I·
uable yOUDg people are unwilllDg to
enter upon a buainets career.
Yet business and indultry have vb'·
tually insaUable demaods for higbly
skilled manpower during the next two
or evea three decades. These demands
must be filled by the m01t eompeten~
most creative, most imaginative
young people we can graduate from
. oollegeo. Industry must learn v.11at
will move the:te young people to enter
upon industrial careers.
Industry will have to ireP&l"e now
for that time within the next decade
when tbe values of ihe older, top.level
executive .generation wiU collide with
dle radically differ-ent values of a low·
er exectltive echelon.
One thing is quite certain: the new
values, ttiooe held by the post-World
War II generation, are based in large
measure on. the world views brought
about by science and technology, and
these will find tbemselws further
strengthened by new studies and clis·
coveries. The old.er va1ues may well
have less support from evmts to come
during the next ten years.
The newer values will win tht 41.y,
Phrase
who circulated it among civil eervants
end businessmen. A sort of mini·
thesaurus of baffle-gab, it corurists of a
three-col.umn list of 30 over used but
appropriately portentous words.
Whenever a GS-14 or deputy asailtant
secretary needs an opa:que phrase, he
need only think of a tkee-Oigit
number -any one will do as well a!l
the next -.and select the cor-
re!ponding 'buzz wocds" from the
three columns. For eirsanple, 'l!J7 pro-
duces "systematized logistical pro.
jection," which has the ring of
absolute authority and means
absolutely nothing.
Brou&tLton's baffle-gab guide:
B C
Management Options
1) Total
!) Systematized QrcanhatlonaJ FlexfbWty
Monitored CapatiWty
4) Parallel
4) Functional
Reciprocal Mobffity
5) Responsive
Dlgttal Procnmmlng
Logtatlcal Concept I) Optional
7) Synchronized Transitional Time-Phase
8) Compatible
Incremental ProjecHon
t) Balanced Third-Generation Hardware
Polley Conttn1eney
Up From Ghetto Trap
Via Big Step: a Job
The Rev. Leon H. Sullivan, minister
Of. the Zion Baptist Church in
Philadelphia, is widely kMwri for his
leadership in founding end directing
the Opportunities lnduat.riallultioa.
Center, ooe of the natioo'1 most 1uc·
cessful programs for training the SO·
oalled bard-core unemployed.
In its first three years, the
Philadelphia center has trained more
than 5,000 men and women for jobs in
business mid industry. OIC unJt& are
now operating in 70 cities &-om coast
to coast. These are hls views on
several questions which 1Ie on
businessmen's minds.
Q: WMt, in JIOUr judgment, is the
ringlt matt important 1tep in motivcl·
1ng someone-who hos been brought
up in tM ghetto?
A: The individual must gain a feel-
ing or self-respect.. He mu.st feel a
sense Of being someone. For yeart,
people in the 10-<alled ~ettos have
been taught to believe tt>ey did not
count much. So when a new person
come!l to our "feeder" program, he
sees images of developing seU respect
all the time from the first day he
walks into th.at classroom. Wht.n be
gets a ~nse of being somebody. Of
being part or something ht ls dgnW-
cant, then self respect comes.
Q: In the past JIO" have oft.nt rt·
ftTTt:d to tM UV role tohich indvstrv
con play in progmm.t Ukt thoit: .rpon.-
sortd b~ OIC. WMt ktnds of help
thould burin.ctrnun lT1I to give?
A: We need financial a11ls:ta.nce a..
well •s t.echnJcal &Id and social sup-
port. I would say that wlunteer
teachers, ins~. ind cowwelon
are our key needJ. We need hundrel:b
of them. We c.a:a use more on our ad-
visory cwnmlttees, too.
Q: YOU have taid itJ tAf pott U.Ot
501lo of Ille OfC """""° •ff<1rl u
~•ottltudfaol.." W.liat ktnda of otUtudt.1
art tftO.lt HTIJ><lf't<ln11
A: Tbe worker should demonltrate a
seng@ or com~ loyalty a·n d
!)SJ>Onlibrtlty. He should wn to 11~
~ company a. ~ day's work for a
good day's pay. He shoukl know the
importance of being on time.
Q: Once a person has been hired
for a job he knows how to do, what
should the compan.y do to keep him
motiuated?
A: If he is going to want to continue
learning, he must koow he can move
up to bigger jobs. OrganJzations such
as OIC oan assist companies in on·
going motivation progNans. Also,
groups like the Big Brother organize·
tions can help an individual make
What we call the bridge fTom his job
training to a job. Sometbnes the
supervisors need help, too -they
don't understand how lo deal wftb
these inmviduals. What we call
"'sensitivity traiDmg" has been helpful
to them in getting that understanding.
Q: As you see it, is the need to pro-
vide: job skillt and job op?O'f"tUniMs
for Negr~s an11 more critical todat1
than in the pa.st1
A: It is f;u-more critical because
untdl reeently 95 percmt of the Jobs
held by colored people in America
were in the service industries. These
are jobs ltlat are befng aut.omated
rlgtrt out of existence. While autom.,
lion Is alllo creating tens o( ttlous.rodt
of new lobe. those who fonnerly held
-jobs caanot quallly for lbom
unle11 they receive ~ tralniag.
Without IUCh tr&bl.lng 20 percent ot the
b)ack .community lll America wtll be on relief.
--WWW..
Saturday, September 2) 1968 •
The C-O'imnenl Pago of the
Daily Pllof •eek• to Inform
and llimulat.e ,reader& by
presenting a variety of com.
menta.ry on topics of inter--
est and signllicance from
informed observers a n d spokesmen.
R::-rt N. Wood, Publioh~
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P1ymon11 ln<ll>dr !u l fln1nc1 cklr<;J•• °" d 111011!h1 <Ill •Pfl•O'Hd Hnt «tdl!
'67 DODGE D· I 00 PICKUP
I ft. bed. (¥27605)
$53 $53 '1 fOTAl DOWN 10T.l.l MONTitlT P.1.'l'MINf PAYMENT
'62 FORD 3!. TON PICKUP
V-8, radio, healer, 8 It." cab~& camper, dinette, sleeps 4. (f50786l
IO~~?WN 101~~~'1' s12 P.l.TMINT P.l.TMINT
563 CHEVROUT >;. TON PICKUP
8-ft, bed, split rims, re1r slep bumper, West Coast mirrori. (£922751
$29 $29 s
TOTAL
PRICE
+l•~&lk.
TOTAL
PRICE
+ h• & Lie.
TOTAL
PRICE
• Bucket Seats • Hideaway Headlights • full Vinyl Interior • Nylon Carpeting
•Rear Deck Spoiler • Full Racing lnslrumentation • Bumper Guards • Ash Tray
light • H.D. Springs • H.D. Torsion Sway Bar ..• Ask for Motor No. XP29B9S..
107957 & XP29B9Bl079SB.
~!.! T~.~0!.,$2 688 ~~I~EL
rAYMENT rAYMENT . + TAX & uc.
Payments incl ude tax & liccnst & fin1nce charges on 48 months on approved bank credit
• Dual Horn System • Tinted
Windsh ield • Del uxe Wheel Cov-
ers • De!ux1 Trim • Foam Front
ALL PAYMENTS ON USED CARS INCLUDE TAX & ~ICENSE FEES AND FINANCE CHARGES ON 36 MONTHS ON APPROVED BANK CREDIT FOR YOUR PROTECTION
'66 FORD FAIRLANE COUNTRY SQR.
flCl ory 111 cond., ~ door ltmlly wagon, V-8, pow.,. ITr., «&H, tu!o., f,,11 •inJI. (T!EB03!
• rRICI OftWM MTMlY. '1688 TOTA< $57 '°'" $57 '°"' + TAX & UC. •YMt. PT.Ill.
ILUI 1001( HICE $2390
'65 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS
$1288 TOT" $43 mu $43 mu PRICE OOWll MIHll, + TAX f, UC. PTMT, PYMT.
ILUI IOOK NICI $ 114.1
'6S PLYMOUTH SATELLITE
$988 TOTAL $33 '°'il $33 ""' NICI OOWll MTNlT. + TAX .. UC. nMT. n1n.
twl 1001( PllCI $1SIJ
'65 PLYMOUTH FURY II
l.,jio, htl!lf, tlllo.nallt rr1nlmi11lon, IJDWK tlttrln.g. (NRCM961
$988 TOT" $33 "'" $33 """ rRICl tDWJI MTlllT. + TAX .. lit. nMT. nMT.
tLIJI IOOK NICI $1490
'66 MUSTANG COUPE
$988 ·~~ 533 :::it $33 Ji;i:. + lAll , uc. nM1. nlill.
I LUI IOOK "-!Cl $1600
'64 FALCON FUTURA
TOTAL $26 lOTJll $26 TOTAL NICI OOllnl MllllY. + TAX I UC. PTMT, nMT.
&LUI IOOK NICI $1270
'6SMONZA
....._ ,,__ ..._ tM Mllu, IM:bl _, urwi-, ..i.;i. lfckwot11a. (NMUJUJ
TOIAL s23 fOlAl NKI DOWll + T.l.X Ii UC. PTMf, '688
IWI IOOk NK:I 1101
$23 "'" MTNtT. ,,.,,
'66 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX '67 CHEVROLET IMPALA
!11/d!oQ, Itel. 1ir tond., R,.H, tu!o., pwr. 1IHf., buckt! .. ,11, WSW, l1ndtv IOI'. (1~0571) 2 dl)Of htrdlOP, 327 tllg., ... H. pwr. llHI., 1u!11., WSW, tHPt!I, v1nyl ln!tr. (l'Hl730)
o) ,RICI DOWN MTNlT. ,llCI DDWll MTML1. '1988' TOT" $67 ""' $67 mu $1888 TOT" $63 TOm $63 mu + !All & Lit. PYMt. PYMT, + TAX .. Ut. PYMT. PYMI.
~~ ALL HARBOR DODGE USED CARS
VA!f with a GOLD STAR
100% UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE -THIS
STAR STATES IN WRITING THAT HARBOR
DODGE GUARANTtES THE CAR 100% AGAINST
MECHANICAL DEFECTS FOR 100 DAYS DR
4,000 MILES WHICH EVER COMES FIRST AFTER
PURCHASE. THIS INCLUDES ALL MECHANICAL
PARTS, ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, BATTERY,
SP~EDOMETER, RADIO, HEATER ON ALL CARS.
THIS GUARANTEE COVERS ALL PARTS ·AND
LABOR FREE TO YOU!
ILUI IOOIC PRICE $2165
'65 CHEVELLE MALIBU CPE.
$1288, TOTAL $43 ""' $43 '°'" PllCI DOWN MTHll. + TAX .. Lit. P1MT, PTMT.
&LUI IOOK NICI $ 114.1 ------------------'65 PONTIAC CATALINA 4·DR. H.T.
$1188\ TOTA' $40 ""' $40 ""' NICI DOWN M1MlY. + f.l.X f. UC.. nMT. PTMT.
ILUI &O<»C ,.ICI $1920
566 MERCURY COMET
' $1188 TOTAL s40 mu $40 '°'" PalCI DOWll MTNlf. + T~-.. llC. l'YMT. n111T,
ILUI IOOK PllCI $1711
465 CHEYeLLE SEDAN
V-1 onol•1, tvlcmtfit 1rtnlm!HI..,, htt lK, dtlml,,, uupeh. tic. (l'tlO ... $988 ::;.L s33 ~:~~ s33 ~~~~~. + 1M .. LI( '™'· PTlrlT.
IWI IOOK r ll.ICI $1265
'65 PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA
2d00f ~ ... dlov. VI. radlc. he•ter, 1utonwllC. buCl<el 1••!1, ~r..ell;, wsw.
<V.G i!9" 88 T~:!, $29 ~:~! $29 ~:.:~:.
+ta~' lie. 'vrnt, f'ymt.
ILUE SOOK l'llCl S1550
'64 DODGE DART 270
$26 "'" MTillY,
PTMT.
fOl~L $26 fOTAl NICI IO.,,.. + TAX I Lit. PYMT.
• •
&LUI SOOK 'llCI $1530
'66 PLYMOUTH FURY II
V·I. IHlNtr ITUflng, r1di~, """" •uto.M!k trtnl. (SV"126n $1188' T.::~:: $40 ::~-: + TAX .. l it. PT.MT. $40 ""' MTMlf,
nMT.
ILUI SOOK PRICI $1015
'66 CHl!YROLET
l&ctory 1Tt coridlJ!onl"!I, rldlD, kHTtr, tlllomltlc tr1111ml11lon, Urpt!I. (l.ZC901)
$988~ TOT" $33 mu s33 mu HKf DOWll MTNLY, + TAX' llC. PTMT. •TMT.
ILUI IOOK PRICI $1 S90
'6S DODGE DART
$788 TOT" $26 mu $26 ""' PRICI OOWlf MTlllT, + TAX l llC. PJMT. nMT. Mo/l'I' ro Chaoao 'ro"'
ILUI IOOK 'RICI $1111 '164 VOLl<SWAGEN
<I •Pffd. bvc•ll $Mii. OICC'37l 564 DART 4·DR. WAGON foi71a ~~:l 526 ::!:.: 526 .:.~•I. + 111 & Uc. ry.1. ~-Muhr. ~lnl'l In!., WfW. (0TW19' $'588' TOTAL 519 '°"' $19 '°'" rRICI IOWM MTNLT,
I + 1AX ' LIC. ,Ylrlt. PTMI.
ILUf 1001( r11c1 $1000 '64 VOLKSWAGEN
2 ll<Or, <I JPHd. htt!lf. !'10079\ s:7aa-~:ti $26 ::::.: 526 ~~i;_ + l•• .. ll<. "'"'· """'·
'63 RAMB. CLASSI~ Cross Cntry. Wgn.
+.loot 660. Alll-'k 1ron1m111I011. rldio, htt!tf. WSW. (ITPOl8j $488 ~:t,' $16 ::::~ $16 .:i.!~I. '62 VOLKSWAGEN
j + TAii & llC. PTMT. nMT, l -r, ' •PHd. llffll•. (IH!052t
IWI 100« NICI $591 '$ sla ~1:~ s 19 ::.: $ 19 ~~al, -----,6-3_F_O_RD __ F_A_LC_O_N_____ + 1" "" ""'· ;;::!
TOI A1 $16 TOTAL •llCI DOWll + T.U & LIC. nMT.
'60 VOLKSWAGEN PICK UP $16 .:i.!~I. ""'
HARBOR DODGE
2111
HARIOl ILYlJ.
COSTA m1·
TOJA\ s 16 lt11I $16 Ttl1I l'llCI hlrnl i!!~IJ. + T•• .. lie. ,.,.._ ,.,...,
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Evoryone HH
Something Thal
Someone a.. w anlt-
YOU C.. Sel If,
Find It, Trod• It
' With o Went Ad THE BIGGEST _SINQ'LB MUIDITPUCB OIV f'•B Olt.41\'Q.l'I COAS'l'-PBOIVB DIJUlC'J' ~·
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HOUSES FOi SALi HOUS ES FOR SALi ,\OUS!S FO l SALi
,"'.-•-__ ., ____ ,_ooo __ . _o.._-_,._,_,, ____ ,_ooo_1Gener•I
Too Muehl
'llll.s 3 bedroom, family room borne bu loo
many tUJtom features to mention. 'rue en·
by, panelled family room and new carpeting
""' only a few. $23,500.
BeqinlMlr's Delight
Qiarmlng 8 bedroom home OD a fanlastJC lot
.. d quiet 1r ... 11Ded rtreet. Freah paint and
carpels. AD tbb for $18,800 wltb G.L financ-
ing.
Country Estate
Ii. time to J•I away from tbal busy city life
ond seWe mto tbb spadow 3 bedroom, 2
both home wltb dining area. Peace and quiet
for $21,000.
RambDng Ranch
4 bedroom ,.ancb home with family room,
2 baths, garden patios, copPer plumbing,
sprinklen and located in a neighborhood with
loadi of charm. $28,9M.
Top of !fie World
U you get dizzy perched on top of the world
overlooking the ocean and city lights then
don't call on this immaculate 4 bedroom
ranch home with formal dining room.
$41,900.
lnveslor's Dream
Two homes on a ball acre. One ts a two bed·
room with be am ceilings. The other is a 3
bedroom ond on1y 4 yeant old . ll<>lh have
garages in addition to an extra 3 car garage.
$38,000 ODd paymeni. of only '130 per
month.
• "ring"
,..,'";• SPRING fl.• REALTY
• "an~"
2629 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA
.1 ... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ............................. !!1!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!~1
B/B
BEST IUY
IN TOP ARl!A
Raducad to $60,500
Must 1ee to appreciate thb:
'1 b@droom 3 bath home.
Fonnl.I llvlJ:li room and din-
ing room. I.u&e •ct1vity
room with fireplace. 3 area
patio&. A real f:amll.Y 'acme.
Seller's kiss, )'OUr pin.
ALSO
YOUR DREAM
HOME
Immarulat~ 3 b!droorn, 2
bath horn,. A lktp to the
oct"llJ\. Nicely dl!cor'lted,
carpeted &: draped. Toda.y'1
kitchen. Spacious 11 vi o i
room. Fireplace l dintrc
8.rel. Patlol. Relax, yard
worl!: minimum. Only $26,!!iO
67l-9:DJ Eves. 54S'6S2S
Bay & Beach
Realty, Inc.
m, W. Balboa Blvd., NB
&stf&
reaJty
2414 Vim Del Oro
Newport Bndi
1 • Lev.i
ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGEST
293 E. I 7th St. 646-4494
VACANT LOT
Elegance & Privacy
8Wl1 arwnd a CX)Ut't yard
to t1.ccomod< a pool or
!fecludM ptden ttitry. Thia
home I• planr»d Jot WOIT)I·
free entertaining ft. t:amll,y
comfort.
With 4 BR1 3 batba, the
master .Wtt, beamed • cell-
In& Uvinl room, formal din-
lre room, ldtchm wltb
breaktutDook a r • cocn-
plmty ...... "" from tho
fatnlly roc:a " clilldttn'•
""'"' Tbe -l<W<IJ .... tu.re .. ded q,ther with •
«>" be9ut1Mly lil!d plle17.
Thr painatakinc cra.ttamu-
lh\p ol IVAN WELLS' ..
IUttS the dllCT"tminatinl
buy!'!' bell ol everytblna in-
cluding VIE'W. Set th1I
NFJW borne today.
Roy J. W1rd Co.
IBaycrest Of1ic,)
l&t2 Santiqo Dr. 64&-W.O
G.1. 2 OOUBLE GARAGES
Need ~?' nu. a it eoo-
tractor owner 111¥• 9dl No
Down G .I. 3 bedroom 1 %.
bath, ftreplace and large
comer lot. Buill·fn di1hwash·
fT and Nu-tone int'rcom
l)'ltem in all rooms lnclud·
in< AM-FM ndlo. 123.!ISO
and SlSS. P & I.
Coleiworthy & Co.
642-7777
1SOf Harbor mvd., CM.
Open E\rt1.
Open Sunday
2375 Notre Dame
ASSUME 6% f'HA · ColJege
Parle ! bedtOOlbl, 2 bathl,
Wse tarn!ly room. Nev
ICbool. TRY f250(t Dtl.
2 BR ""Angelita'" pl.an
hmc:tional, enlargtd
dining 8J'M. Mow • in
coMi tion. Priced weU
bekJw ~. $37.500 1523 Uncoln Ln. su.. ,.,. 1207 Sus.sex Ul., Westd.ltf
Ph. 644-11 33 WESTCUFF <Br. 3 Ba, lonn•I -~~~1!111!~'!!11!'!!11!~ "-·· S t d I 5 dining rm. dbl """"""· 2
...,......, • Ur •y · lovely petios. 6124686 l.arR"~ 2 •tor'>' 4. txtrm • dml-;,7i--'-.,,~--=~== 4 Bedroom horn• on 1rug, lot with ood· FHA-VA NO DOWN
rnlntm court .. lwely pool. • $20,500
C>.it of stat{' ~r wanlli • 3 BR, flllilc, tam nn.
i.mm«!iate 1111le J',fa.kf" offtt. • 220 'A1rina, 1tov1/rdttJ. Spftrklina: home irl beautiful e ta.ID Mesa Verde. Owner inn. Je rry Freud Cp l"lJI, !!nelostd yd.
fem! • priced '° .ell. ~ Ch1rles Arnold fUtr. 64-2·9730 Eves. 5'4~
!amllJ room. "' bulll -in.. "'"1ton &4ml • KENNEDY
new car,,.ta. huite master --- --4 a.dr,,,..G•nhn Settl"I """°'""· 2 """" ' '"""'· MISSION VIEJO $24,500 -NO DOWN aetlt oefctba hood. Mauiv' Pa)'mt"n1 to • G I A riot Of
double ~-O 0 l '1 Jubl.\tt 5 Br. 3 bath, dlJUna; colorful bloom~· ~rs A
S2'T,950 • 10~ down. CALL rtltlm, faml~y room OOR to phtn11. King med b!droocna,
MR. Bl.ACX 541).llSt fopen pool, tmnii court.I, ~ 2 hlltm. Larre ttmlly nn. ewn•. ~. llChools Md lhoppine Shack tier. In "Mini"' condl-
Ml.tm. tlmt Ins.id' A OIJI Try k:M
Wr.Mern Reel EAtate dow'n Non _ v,1, 5.G.tr.11 ~ ~ ~.Rd. TARBELL 2$5 H•riior
VACANT-&ll).2000 ".,. ~n.Cal. .-BUILDER'S CLOSEOUT
New 4 B.R., l'lftlt ~
WTLL Sell or Tnlde !q\lity tn $!'iOO mQYt1 yoo In
__ ... _ 21111
........... lannal dJo.
--"'"~ .iv-szi.-•
MlllLL REAL TY .... IA«una Hilll L!lNre Wortd OPDI SAT· SUN U-lli (~ Manor) tor °* 3 423 Windward, off TuM.ln
Br. 2 Betti hMM tn bMdl HAL PtNC1ilN 4 ASSOC.
8.NL &11-l~ 3900 Coe.11 HW)'. m"'382
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____ 1_~ 0.nor•I 1000Gonoral 1000 ~naral 10000onorol 1000
~£gance~er4oni~eJ
Plctur15qu• Courtyard
With 8Mutiful Fetunt1i n
Exquisitely decorated. Excepllona)ly
large rooms. 3 bedrooms, 3 batha, for-
mal dlning room, 11Unken living room.
Handsome family rm overlooking in·
Yitlng lanai.
Ftrrt 1\me Offered -Dover Sbore1
$115.000
Mrt. Mlrlon 644-2538
E:ttclua!Ye with:
COLDWELL, BANKER & CO.
2200 E. COAST HIGHWAY
NEWPORT BEACH
Kl 9-33!1
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"SELL NOWI" ...............
wllo la Uvin&: in
San """"""' 4 Bedroonw I famil)' rm.
on quid street
in W!ttctlm U't'&
an txtn. shu'p home
w1.tb many utru
Priced lo mcwe
•t $«1,COO
9JlmU your terms
a.II: Jim Cobb
,,,..... 673-1'61
REALTORS
673-4400
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3 STORE
COMMERCIAL
Hold on to your chair! Full
prloe $21,500. A ~ OWN
thll 5 yell' old bull<Hrw A: wm 1eaae b6ct" tor 2 rDOft
)1eU'I. Other 2 rentaJa v..
aMrL (new 17th I Newport),
CaD, to .. 4 Umlt )'OUI' .......
Newport
at
Vlc!aria
~·11
SHORE CUFFS
New Wting! Fint lime on market. 3 BR's +
convert den. You own the land. Lovely 2-
1tory home in best residential area Je9,500
Mrs. Raulston
BAYSHORE EXCLUSIVES
Two completely remocleled 3 BR, ba, w/blt-
m kit, FA heat. muter BR suites. New
carpets and dllhwaaber, extra low lease&
. ' ................... '48,500 "' '48,000
Joe Clarkson
OFFICE OPEN
SATURDAYS
COLDWEU, IANKll & CO.
2200 I. COAST HIGHWAY
NIWPORT llACH
Klf-U.11
' '
M0.7171-0PEN SUNDAY -l!te-2318
Exclusive Westcllff Pool Hom•
4 lar&• bedrooms, all 3 balba bave double
pullmans -Till! II the popular U·shape wltb
all rooms opening lo paUo and pool area. -
New dtapea, gorgeous nyfon Shag carpets.
$69,500 -Owner will finance. No loan cost.
LelsuN Uvlng llufh
Swimming, boating, tennis or juat ounning
at thiJ exqubltely decorale<I Franc!acan mo-
del. 3 Bdrma. 2'h batl)s. Just $33 .900 wftb
excellent terD.
Newport Heights District
3 Bedrooms, 2 baths in excellent location
cl0&e to 1cbools and shopping. Striking land-
scaping front and rear. -Convenient alley
entrance for boat or trailer -$25,500. No
down to vets or low down FHA terms.
Half Acre Ronch Home
Spark!.. like a 'jewel -Perfect home -
with loads oI trefts -In the path of ll"Ogreu
-Could be commercial or units. -$29,500.
No down to Vets or FHA.,-10% down. -
Hall of Fame
3 Bdrm. + Family room exceptionally large
roow. -Built·ina for Mother jwt decor·
e.ted -readv to move in. -$28,900.
College Park 4-ledroom
Outatanding in every respect. 2 nice baths,
larl.e kitc hen. Beautiful trees and shrubs.
'2 ,750 -10% Down on FHA lerms.
Eastside-Nr. Westcliff 521,950
3 Bedrooms, large rear yard with alley ac-
ces-s for boat or trailer. Only a few 1ttp.1 to
scboolt! & shopping. FHA or No Down lo Vell.
546-2313
$24,500 -Masa Varde
Nev major impptng It the
646-7171
ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGEST
293 E. 17th St. 646-4494
ONE OF A KIND
-------------....
WEED IT & REAP
Owner 8lY1 "Help ! 1 Ju.rt fet It off
my hand.I. Brltlf otten." 4 BRI lam·
ily room. 8\i batba, over 2800 IQ. It.
Here's a money malter. Be qukk!
MESA VERDE
$23,500
8 BR 2 batba, huge kll<ben w!Ut
eating area. NO DOWN VETS, LOW
DOWN ALL OTHERS. '197 per
montb PAYS AIL. New W/W car-
pet., dr1pes, etc. Walt to every-
lhinll· Call lo -
COATS & WAUAa REALTORS JC.ltii.. 1491 BAKER STREET ~ $46-4141
COSTA MESA. CAL I~.
Sales through the Multiple Listing
Service of the Newport Harbor
Costa Mesa Board of .,.Realtors
totaled $35 ,268 ,700 for the first
' 8 months of 1968. List your prop·
erty with a Realtor today.
'2% MORE
LIVJNG SPAil
143 Broadw•z.~5.0111 Evenlngt 579
Pool • $26,500
Move • Right • In
MUST SELL WIDOW SAYS ·
CALL NOW to 9't! thU fin!
3 bedroom, a bl.th con•~
iently locat.ed 3 year o I d
horn,. VA NO DOWN OR
FHA.
ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGEST
293 E. 17th St. 646-4494
OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5
219 Jasmine, CdM
10% down. Prime bet.ch Jo.
catioa with vliew 3 BRa 2
ba., U.tng room + f&mlly,
OreplaO!, FA bat, complete-
lll"I!«, ltt'Vic. porch, 3 car
pnge on alley.
Rltr. &t6-J92S Eve. &«Ull85
*LACHENMYER
Channlng-
Comlorlable
Close to
Schools & Park
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WE MOVED
HOW ABOUT YOU!
143 Broadway 654.Qlll
Evenln91 646-4579
2000 SQ. FEET
OF ELEGANCE
P1us hll([e Pool.. The ultimate
for the large ~ in re-
laxed U'1Qr. 4 extra large
beckw M&B5ive XI x 15
lJvt.ng Rom!, BeautiAJI. lar&e
t.am.i.b' room. ~ elegtutt
bf.tbs. Lob of dedftrC for
ouUbor pool.side f!nl:!J"btin.
Ing. Assume tlw Joan or buy
OfA·VA lender market at
$32,«)0. n.de In your snail·
orhtJrne.
mt 80. BRlSI'OL
54&.Qm (}pea EvH.
SLASHED $$$$
'9adE ~ cuAotn, 3 BR I
b&th with at"eniud den ~
WUb ell rooma fOCIJl!d on
,... pool • outside BBQ.
M21 Tult1n Av,.
I~ r -· Onest IChoola. Ovenli!d bed-5 BR ~ bath.I College Parll:
room&. 2 pullml.n betha. aree homt-. 2 story wtth
Family room •waiting thoee bup yard & mormow coY•
'Teen" smtll!S. oteem b.lilt. end patio. VE'l"ERANS NO O\Nllty 11 Prlc. I I SS3 E. 17th St., C.M. -in ldkhen. Int~ • AMI DOWN. Immaculate 4 bedroom,
FM tnWJl,c. 540-lT.rl Driv' by Di'1 F<rdha.in 3 blth Ivan Wftla borne. ------
T ARBEU. 291'6 Harbor and If you ll.k' what )'OU me J"onnlll Dlntna: room,
DAVIDSON Realty ... "'" =~L"":· ',:'= c.a~=~YI,!!,,
VACANT LOT N_,, IM.<XXI. e..t n,,.-., movt tu». 1'wo .... o1u
1.a,.. ... -R-1. """'1 .........,.., coll>. ~ BR. 2 ba, -rm.
N ........ --s.. II Pete ·-n Riiy $38,900 -Tr> 10~ down. ..... Qul.i .,,,..._...,_ u.. Vl<tort • ut1Jre • CORllN·MARTIN
"'"""""' ""'"" •1 m.<m. 646-1111 !«Iii w111dlll n.. -REA Rltr, mo -58, CM L TOQ
-Ewo. 56&0 JOU I. c-t Hwy, CdM
TRY OFFER S.ln Oppomnlty 67S.1662 Anytj..,.
s BR --"'· .... NO DOWN $13,500 Small. ...., .._.... om.. llACK ••y ·cu~· --------·
Sp.cba lee Uvtq rm, fft. l>iiieoratar'a drMm home · un-wtcti f!ftNl"'ed dlentdl bu -• 1 _,,
pW», l.4e kJt. $311,500. ...i 4Kw. Attnlcdve buUI· room tcir addllb!al ..... I/3rd A<r• -'26,950
AD-GI -A Balboa R .. I Estate Co. " ldtcl>eo --"""' --GI 100 r;. e.Iboa Blvd., Balboa dllhwuber. 3 bi:&"OOllttL 2 $l2Xl to SI«» per mondL -· r....i dfaloa"nn. '
--bod· ORlolo lAl.o> -Lira< ,_ ~ SUb-Clll Jim Woo4 M-Verde
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HOUSES FOR SALE
(2 Bdrm & f•mily or Don}
1200 Dolphin, Qrvlne Terr,) CdM
675-3000 Eves: 642-4788 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
(3 Bedroom)
8402 Daren Clrcle, Huntington Beach
962·7815 (Dally)
893 Towne St. (Nr. 19th & Placentia) CM
245-7575
1226 Polaris Dr., Dover Shores
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
2709 Cove. (China Cove,) CdM
675-3000, 644-1577, 548-8868
(Sat & Sun I· 5)
2716 Shell (Chirra Cove) CdM
675-3000 Eves: 548-8868 (Sun 1-5)
1206 Pembroke (Westcliff) NB
646·7171 , 546-2313 (Sun 1·5)
657 Beach St. (Westside) CM
642-9730 Eves: 548-0720 (Sat & SUn 11·5)
3158 Barbados (Mest Verde) CM
546-5992 (Sun 1-5)
(3 adrm & Fom;!y or Den)
1919 Chebasco Irvine Terr . East
642-6472 Eves: 673-3468 (Sat & Sun PM)
*1620 Warwick (Harbor Highland'S) NB
642-5200 (Sun 12-5)
*2421 'I'ustin Ave., Costa Mesa
548-5508 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
915 W. Bay (Peninsula) Balboa
642-5200 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
22022 Capistrano Lane, Huntington Beacb
540-9545 (Daily)
393 Vista Baya (Bark Bay) Nil
642-5200 (Sun 1-5)
481 Flower, Costa Mesa
646-0555 Eves: 545-2833 (Sun 1-5)
466 E. 16th St., Costa l\1esa
540·1720 (Sun 1·5)
2519 Vassar PL (College Park) CM
642-1771 (Sat & Sun 1·6)
386 Vista Baya, Newport Beach
646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2432 College Ave. (College Park) CM
546-5440 (Sun 1·5:30)
1900 Commodore (Baycrest) NB
646·7755 (Sun 1·5)
929 Via J ... ido Nord. NB
675·4031 (Sun 1·5)
2020 Aliso, Newport Beach
646-3255 (Sun 1-5)
20691 Horizon, Huntington Beach
646-4494 (Sat & SUn 1-5)
2375 Notre Dame, Costa Mesa
646-4494 (Sun 1·5)
301 Vi sta Baya, Costa Mesa
6464494 (Sun 1·5)
(4 Bedroom)
351 62nd SL (Newp0rt Shores) NB
675-0144 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
*1336 Galaxy Dr., Dover Shores
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
1000 Westwind Way, Dover Shores
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
*1539 San tiago, {Baycrest) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-51
*4639 Fairfield, Cameo Shores
675-3331 (Sat & Sun 1·51
1207 Sussex Lane, Newport Beach
642-4686 (Sun 1-5)
(4 Bedroom & Family or Den)
423 Windward, (off Tustin Ave.) NB
675-4392 (Sal & Sun 11·5)
1706 Tradewinds (Baycrest) NB
642-5200 (Sat & Sun 12·5)
1514 \Varwick Lane (Westcliff) NB
646·2688 (Sat & Sun)
1842 Santiago Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
646-1550 (Daily 10-5)
1751 Pitcairn (Mesa Verde) Costa Mesa
540· 1720 (Sun I ·5)
17391 Avalon Lane, Huntington Beach
842·6691 (Sun 1·5)
1501 Eton Place, Newport Beach
646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*1924 Leeward, Newport Beach
646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2130 Santiago (Dover Shores)~
546-5440 (Sun 1·5:30)
1601 Bayadere. Irvine Terr. CdM
675-3000 Eves: 548-7962 ISat & Sun)
2930 Alta Vista, (Eastbluff) C-OM
675-3331 (Sun 1·5)
507 Avocado, Irvine ll. CdM
675-3000 Eves: 673-0554 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
601 St James PL (Cliffhaven) NB
642-7000 /Sat & Sun 1-5)
1112 E6tel!e Ln (Baycrest) NB
646-7755 !S.t & Sun 1-5) * 1720 Candlestick (Baycrest) NB
646-7755 (Sat & SUn 1·5)
2524 \Vavecrest Dr. CorCina del Mar
675-2503 (Sun 1·5) * 1523 Lincoln Ln (Wes1dill) NB
646·7755 (Sat 1·5)
1612 White Oaks (Mesa Verde) CM
540-1720 (Sun 2·5)
2025 Baleonk, Laguna Beach
540-2535
1706 Hi l!hland, NB
646-7711 (Sat & SUn)
(5 Bedroom}
820 Cortez St. (Mesa del Mar) CM
546-4607 (Daily 1·5)
(5 Br. and Fomily or Den}
**1350 E. Ocean Front, Balboa Penn.
673-9200, Eves: 548-0715 (Daily)
Duplexfl For Sale
(3 Bdrm & I Bdrm)
316 Via Nord, Newp0rt Beach
675-5200 (Sat Ir Sun 1-5)
(3 Bdrm & 2 Bdrm Apt.)
1811 Cliff Dr. (Newport Heightol H1I
548-6416 (Sat & Sun 12-G)
Income Property For Sale
(2 Bdrm. + I Bdrm. Apt.)
**414 -38lh st., Newport Island ,
673-9200 Ev .. : 548-4610 ($.it 1-4)
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HOUSES FOR SALE HOU$ES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSES FOR SALE H!!'.!S!S FOR SA~I' HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SM.I
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1~G;;:e::.:"°:;r.;:•~> ;j/iij_...;.l :;OOO~Ge~n~•::.:ro~IV,iij:---1:.:090:i:;:. I ~Ge~ne~r~i~l;ii;----~1~000~6-~~r~e~l~~;ii;~l~oM~l~c:o.t;~•;;MoN~;;-;;-;;;;"~OO Newpor! Helehl• 1210 Coron• del Mar 1:zs4 I m I/) m· OWNERboupt ~home.I;====;;;;;;;;;;;: ;=;;;=;;;;:i
eJa del ar EASTB LU FF '""" ..u. • BR i:u""'' lll>1T BU'i IN AREA . qu1e, ....... on...,_,, -lined ........ ,.,... -· 3 BR, GENE'S GEMS me.t. £xcellcnt caJ1)eta, trplc, dbl or. extra iiadci:na
Buy from owner and 1avo •1.~00. This 4 bed·
room 2 both, home hu a dream kitchen with
buil~ins and dbbwuber, dlag csrpeling and
cmtom drapea. A· l condition and ready to
move In. Walk to all schoob, 50 acre park,
and just 2 minutes to South Coast Plaza and
major freeways.
2930 Alta Vista bull<-..., ,.,.,.,. dtl6<hed ott au.,, $24,500 • -Do. Oronge Coon Property
OPEN SUN. 1 • 5 prare 4 uldrc only $22.900 Jl50 mo. , Gtn.• No*rv•ll •• Re•.ltor 1_ •--·cul t H ··'th Vi Del ~.. • FHA u rm• CALL Graham R-lty ww~ a • ome w• ew, ' -mar· ... "'! ! ) -.In Winter .... nll•ht
bl •-Fo -·• d'"l"n ...i-;rnr......, open ltY~I N!llr ""'.B. Post Ofc. 646-~'< ~ • e ~~-nee. r~ ....... "6 rm, ea.mg area Htritaae Rell.I Ell.at. • _, 1 cl••r look 1t the old ~~kl~eo, 4 Bdrms, 1 ~ batha:, heated pool. JOB tr&Nftr. Mv.t:t tell * PLEASAHF Oift Havm l ·<ttou .. -"1h, it'1 time
.. ' • . everythlna. Appl'• .t: tum. Br, 2 be. + 2 Br Oeeen vu for .omethlng n•wl" Wm. Winton, Realtor etc. 3 BR l BA, blt·IN, income Apt. $49 500. SU.7249 * * * *
229 Marine, Bolboo l1l~nd !!<epl, 2 pallOI. le. ""'"" ==°"'=='=°"'=""' :=:=;; SEPT. SUNSHINE: AA excellent buy at $26,500 with 90% con·
ventionaJ financing available and monthly
payments o! $166 principal and Interest. You
675-3331 Opon 'tll 9 Every Nlghl ,..,... nn. l1500 '""'"" Boycre1I 1223 &>,,.,. "'°"" by tbe firo. cub or ? Deapmi.te, ad place. Open bttuna, new
area. 540-QQ.1 Just Whit You W1nttd? bet:utif'Ul 3 Bdrm home, prt.
On the Blutt • Size: 4 Sedroomll vate financirlg $&J,900. --------------
must see to appreciate.
2751 Portol• Drive
~LEGE
REALTY * OPEN SUN 1-6 *
2920 Club House R011d
E\aborateiy decorated 4 BR
& £amily room with huae
rear atta for expansion
(rumpus, game room&: den).
$42,950 on easy tJennS. 1
block to the Coun.t:ry Club.
2905 Ellesmere Ave.
Outstanding Mesa V I! r d e
cambi:idge-home with 3 BRI
& lamlly room & formal din-
ing room now being com-
pl.etely renovated. Inside &.
out &: with new carpel:ini;.
$33,500
1873 Mlui Circle
Golf Crurse Olslom. Just a
half block lo the Seventeenth
FalrNa.)' ol tl)e Mesa Verde
Comtry Chili. Bemtitully
decorated "Cleu·bullt" cus-
tom tvJ:ne havtng 4 la~
BRs, tamlly room 6 dining
room. One-ot ... -ldnd &: in
Mesa. V enie' 1 fine8t area.
College RHlly 546-5880
15()') Adams at Harbor
{Near Onefna Theflter)
NO DOWN Gt
Attractive rustic 3 BR 2 bath
in choice Col.lege Pa.tic ~a.
1 owner home. Hardwood
Doors, w/w carpets&: drapes
A: fireplace. Bright rheery
kitchen all built-in. Outstand1 ing yard wtth hull:'? covered
patio, automallc sprinkling
system. Value packed at
only $24, 750.
~-1093 Baker. C.M. 54G-544(l
College Park-
$2500
6°/o Loan
LOTS OF PRN ACY • Oioke
location 3 bedroom well &r·
~. 2 bath family home.
l.argl? famlly room area,
fireplace • TOTAL PAY·
MENT Sl!l:i.
ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGEST
293 E. 17th St. 646-4494
• • *" * 'W:tel ~~:a,! : ~:c:~~-f:i~rt TWILIGHT SHADOWS:
trt.vel trlr. Encl pnUO. Canyon itone) Peace .Ir. quiet by ~pool or
5-46-1337 Beautiful Executive Home
WHY PAY RENT! For Trod. Or "'-'-,__ d •··hop look out to the OCM11 view. ....,.. ~,. «pea, wor~ . • e.iu, 3 ISporklln<l
Wtiea )'00 oan Naily OWN Sp1rkllng Pool, Magnificent View $22,900. Terms. MS-9238 • l.aM..I: Glau walla! 4 s:,nn~ 1c;'• $33:-'. ..
th!. k>vl!Qt three bedroom 4 BMlrooms, 3 B11ths 3 BR., l% batba, dbl pr., e Dinlne room : Large! LANTERN-LIGHT:
and famIJ.y room home. Sil· bH.utitully !andscp., trult • Sunshine: So Oleerlul! A decor&
uated on a l.IJ'p lot and en-OPEN SAT &. SUN l · 5 treea. WW G.1. 0pm Sllt. 893 e Area: BHt CBayc:reslJ tor1 (Jl!l.l"adlse. A per·
cloaed with ax foot bl.ock 4639 Falrfleld, Cameo Shores T~ St. nr Uth i1: Plactn-• Financing: Money Saving! feel background to uae vour
f e D c e, PAYM!NI'S OF w tta., bkr. e Pnce: SSl,500. • Bargain ~~. Spaciou4 4 Bdmi,
ONl.Y $144. A MONTH IN· m. Winton, Realtor FIXER-Upper! $25,000 1706 Tr11dewind1 .,, * * •
a.uOING TAXES AND IN· 229 M.rlne, 81lbo11 lal•nd Value. 5 BR-2 BA. Con-Open Sat/Sunday 12-5 OPEN HOUSE SAT l·S
sURANrn. """"'e ,.,. FHA 675-3331 Open 'Ill 9 Every Night '"""' "''•'· Me" • e 1 Pele Banelf Riiy. 3135 Baysld• or., CdM
loan ol Sl7,600. SUBMIT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!l!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Mar. N~s pa.lnlll It * * * • WZ ~· * * OPEN $7500 Reduction .,.,,,.b. 1n .950 . ........, 1600 w .. 1eu11 o.. "2-5200 cau r~ """"''· '"""""
SUNDAY 1.5 01ness toreea 18.Je of this tux-ASSUME5-IN. FHA on beaut 2 Prnperfy, Listing Service or G,I, RESAlf -THE BLUFFr urloua Ba•--+ home. Four BR, den w/wet bu-, comp General Information, -,, ..... ~. td &: drp $ l 9 9 N•w B1ycre1t Listing 685 BONITA spe.cious bedrooms. 3 Quttf1 crp '· ' OD. Sparlcling adult occupi-Au.me 124,lm, six %, G.J.
loan. $2lli mo. includes Tu-
n & Ins. Thil home Is a
popular three Bdrm. Two
bath Cinderella Home Joeat-
ed near City Hall & Orange
Coast College. SWIMMING
F'OOL, Patio and large en.-
cloeed tta"e"&tion room ott-
ers both Inside and outdoors
entertainment. OUR "BUY
OF nIB YE.AR"· Act Nowt
* • * * F.H.A. TERMS
Two story view t-~if', walled
Fn.ndacan model • beeuti·
ful ly carpeted I. draped .•
$33,900.
646-7171 546-2313
THE~EAL
ESTATERS
alz.ed baths magnificent1 ,646--55~,:..:..72______ ed 4 BR 3 bath situated
swimming pool. Was $52,500, GI $18,950. No doYm. 3 Br. on a quiet slroet with a
N<:m ONLY $45,00l! Call for lrg fncd yrd. Good atta. park-like wtting. For-
appolntmmt ~-SUbmil Brier • owne1 .. 646-7365 evea. ma.I dining room, ~ 332 Mariruf'rile, CdM
673-8550
your imaller borne in tn.~.,'"'":c'"c,...:5,_,0:;:·mc:·c_____ usual mother.In-law bed·
GOOD lnvestm't, home with room & bath. Fee 1im-CUST. 2 BR. 2 Ba. pltlll den.
unit $23,500. Both rented pie, Ours excluaively at Large rooms. 50' View k>t.
lmmae. 10% dn 675-C8S9 Owr S60.~. ..,. SS2.<XXI. Owner 673-4869
9'tarp 3 BR 2 ba fm.ly nn cul-
2>&3 WESTCLIFF DRIVE de-sac xlnt area. New •h•i
646-mt Open Evea. cpt, drps. $27,800. 548--1662
FIRST TIME M••• Del Mar 1105
Pele Barr elf Riiy. 1 'B=o"'1bo"'o"'P"'e"'n1"'n,=.1=0 =1=300"'
161l; West'Clltf Dr.
Beach Lovers
Horbor Hlghlond1 1235
PRICED AT ONLY 123.SOO ~ CONDOMINIUM
th1a spec:lous three bedroom 2 BR, l bath.I, choice arM..
1% bath home With ftre-'. Pool, Cub Hou1e, e~lblt·ln
place, dining room and F/A kit.ehen, fireplace. Lovely
beat. Bea.ut1fully landscaped, pnvate patio, elec door dbl
spilt • rail fence in front, garage, $28,!lJO,
n'l!f on the marl!:et and its B 0
oUottd by DeLancy Rftl y wner
E&tate exclusively. Ranch Pennywln Price!
Bay View and Patio Too!
3 bedroom. 2~ baUi_
den., wet bar, fireplace, + barbeque. Oil the
Peninsula. slyle }Qne with hee.vy ahake $aye 6 0/o and get $Qperb vaJue In this all
root, diamond ahaped win-b b I luxury feature home.
do¥11, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath.'!, est uy ft Pool, lanai, il'£'8.t l1oor
M,.....,. "'"'""' ""'"' Mesa del Mor plan -Oh, ,.... ' bed·
Open Sit/Sun l·S
915 W. Boy
fE'nC'ed rear yard, P•.tio, Rich1rdson R:;.lty
dumpr>tone plsn"te"rs and a '.M43 E. Coast Hwy, CdM
ronloom. Uke new condition 4 bedroom& 2 brith With shag rooms $42,750.
Y 4 yean old. Best loca-carpeting, cuatom drapes, ?pen Sund1y 12-5
Pele Barrell. Rllr •.
Uon . ·• ............. $69,500 bullt-lna, new p8.lnt and 1620 W1rwick
0.Loncy Reol E1tat1 re•dy lo move In oondlllon Pele Barrell Riiy. fine Al!lection of trees. $1,400 675-4031
1605 Westcl!tf Dr. 642-5200
Down ·ONLY $800 DN. TO
VEI'ERANS even lhou&fl you
have used your G.I. NO
DOWN to qualified Vetenns.
Evenings Call 545--2833
Spectacular
from every point of vteo.v,
and we do mean VIEW as
well a.s the many unique
features of th.ii 1 yeu old
Jwn Wells' Atrium model.
4 BR 3% bathJI, family
room PLUS 500 aq ft rum·
pus room for the.t pool ta·
ble.
The inner atrium hu tiled noor & electriaLIJ.y eontroU-
ed sliding roof. Luxu.rirusly
carpeted, draped & land-
scaped -ready for that dJ.s.
eanlng buyer whcrdemMdt
the> be&!.. Asking $110,0llJ.
Well financed.
Roy J. W•rd Co,
CB&)'eretit OtticeJ '
1842 SanUago Dr. 646-lffi()
$500 and Elbow Grean
for you qualified buyen and
tbll spacious 3 BEDROOM,
2 beth home wlth LARGE
LOT in need ol a GREIN
TiiUMB and a knack to
SUNG SOME P A I N T 1a
yoon. DON'T WAIT!
2828 E. Coast Hwy., CdM Must aee to awrecilte th!~ Lido Isle 1351
673-3770 fine home and excellent 1605 Weatellff Dr. 642-5200 ;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;.j
JUST USTED-
FHA or YA
buy. Cbnvl!fltlonal !OM avail-~~~~~~~~ UNUSUAL 45' LOT
able with ~menu of $166 :::---Plus a tlome. 3 Bdrm & den
Prirl. &. Interest, or Cl!l.II u-~ -~o;;ck;;;;B;;o;;y;;;;,;;;;;;;;;1;;2;;:40 2 beths, Owner anxious sume our mortgage. ~ Estate appraJsal, ~.000
Near parochhil and public 2758 Portola Drlv• Country Charm Comes
"'hoo''-3 bdmu., 1 l( bath> Coll: 546·8337 fRE E ..,,..,.,, living room •..;'-===="""=~= E TO YOU! normous Charm beam --411-. ..... _ 1-Pl SOx.112' cornl!'r. BIG patio ........... ..,, -...11.., family Me111 Verde 1110 ua aeduded atmoa-5 Bd nxm. Eaatside o.ta. Mesa.I:...:.=-:..::.:::_.. __ _:: pbe~ With this tine 3 •ram nn, 5 ba, din rm
$26,0XI. DRIVE BY bedroom home oo large 2 f?les. workshop. Boat spaa
"""" u-...._r Blvd. JEAN SMITH 3261 W~on St. Sharp 4 lot tor only $39,500. Rnr.CL~GoRb<ecEERh, fl05,000
-·-~ ' & I mil 11.r~-~. • · , Rulty &45-9'191 Open til 9 PM REALTOR a )', qn<>~, built-vwncr moving. 34 lns, lovely heated pool. Own-OjMn Sunday 1.5 16 Via Lido 673-~
Gi1nt Siied Family Rm. «Kl E. 17th, Costa Mesa er transfered. Va.c&nt &: 393 Vi1t1 Baya
$22,500 , ............ -....... -......... ~ .. ?137~ .. 1 .,.,., qukk ulo. A' k' n. Pele Ba II Riiy BAYFRONT You won't believo It 'Ill you t • 129,500. CALL GLEN rre , ~ It! Extends ~ mtln 3 f' 'd D f QUEEN 540-1151 (open evesl 3 BR, 2 ba }Jome on Nord
le-ngth al the hOme. RJeh pi!l.ll· SI e up exes Her1tage Real E.tate 16ai Westellff Dr. 642-53Xl with l BR Apt Exccllenl
elled walls, enticing fir~ .financing. $106.CXXJ.
place LAlye bedroom 2 Sharp units near Cat:boite Coll p k Walker Realty
batlia: Homemaker'• pride Church&: close to shopping. ege ar 1115 f111tbluff 1242 3336 Via Via Lido 675-5200
built· In kltdlen. Slldlni doors Excellent Income record. 3 BR, 2 bl!. bit-Ins, crpts THE Blutt.s, Townhouse.-;
lead to klvel.)' yard. 540-1720 Only ~7•500· drps, fJ>le. dbl pr. $23,950'. bd 2 ba ___ .. db! On.mn Sun 1·5-0wner &46-1492 · " v.,. ........ a, · 9 r• TARBEIL 2955 Harbor gar. w/elec, 0 pen er, 29 Vl11 Lido Nord
• Transferred • N opts-drps, dilhw., 6 moe 101 Ft. Front:i.ge, hur.c Plltlo ewport Be1ch 1200 old. Top atta. $24,600. Jim Richardson Re1lty
~~. ~ 4 wt~l~ REAL: Y COMP There'• room to Add... ~;~:: s=· 6#-W52. 2443 E. ~wy., CdM
Best location near 9Chooi &. * 642-1771 Anytime * tobomthl1 substantial Bay Ave. BLUFF'• 4 Bl' ..,11 lvlLO •=vEL;;;--:Y,..-,',~C-.'c0~.,71rn-1-.,.,-40, pine.. FHA or VA $39,950. e elther a Bedroom-or · -r •open .. Ii aa Call 646-44lC --a complete Unit-or both beam. Tile roof, U/mrkt at lot. Pier & slip. One of Lldo'a Best Beach Buys Older, but IOUnd. 3 BR, 2 ha. $37,950. Owner 644--074:1> finesl n65,<XXI by owner.
1 BR plus large family nn 18.rll!' llvtnr nn, flttplece' C I "."==0:615-3007=":=====1 house R·2 lot. Room to build R-2, parklng. Pri~ s.n-.soo: orona d• Mlir 1250 :-
$27,950 ' BURR WHITE, Re11ltor ~~9!!" -~·-~~ D1tte 11,.1 £stet•
• * * * 2901 Nowport Blvd .. N.8 Lovely 5 BEDROOMS
BAY CREST Unusuol Duplex Bayshores Sharp 2 BR House 675-1630 ovoa: 673-51l2 Broadmoore Home '"'""'·'""location. W"1k 1n 1720 Candlestick CUstom • built Provincial 3 EXCEJ..J..ENr I.JX:ATION • Plua dean 1 BR Apt 2 LOVELY Well-kept home In shopping .rr. schools. ntA ap.
BR -2 be.th home ""lied Cape Cod 4 Bdtms, 2% garage, $40,00), ' car Harbor Hil"hlandt. 1921 4 BR, 2 %baths, dining rm, priasa.I. lt'1 way low at Llkeo:::n~'~!~ .... 1?·5 Th.ls ~-none Jvy, trees l flowers. bathi, FA heel, 3 car gar-Balbo• Bay Tettslla Lane. 4 Br. 2~ Ba. rs:; rm w/quallty drapes, $31,950. Btg home on large
e-\.11'1! maater bedroom suite age. PRICED AT o NL y Properties Carpets, drapes. Lari:;e yard • carpets. ProfeuSonally lot. Separate lam.ily &: lfv. ~;1ing"';', !:1nthemg rm: ~~-BAY VIEW! High $47.500. 673-7420 Eves: 673-9187 &: Newly painted exter1ar, ~aped and tetTaeed, ing room, kitchen IP8dow
U\.'1Llued celllngs, deluxe dee-"C" THOMAS R•iltor 5%. loen can be usumed. -·-NJ with plency of rupboentg & !:_~~.)' ~:i::g~: orator features, oorner fire.. 224 w. Cout ffwy. $24,250 In MESA VER.DE! 548-7398. Owner for ai:rp·t. O~N ~C:U5SE breakfa.stnook, built-in range
Mak£' otter. place, sunny lg, family Newport Bch. ~5-5643 "doll house" that l.8 clean & BACK BAY-4 BR-&: oven. Owner in Europe room overlooking charming ~~!!!!~'""~""""'•I neat "'·-t La 2524 Wavecre1t Dr, wants It IOld. ~ ..... ,. Ch1rle1 Arnold patio PLUS appee.Jing 2 BR -; -· · '""u:. om car P" tin i ~ rooms & Yard, acbools CHESHIRE
Jerry Freud rental with used brick fir~ BALBOA ISLAND thruoot, fresh paint. new close, only Sl5,000 JtF..AL ESTATE
"""""' ot6-7755 "'""'· beamed .... u1n., & po. FIXER UPPER Pa n' 1 ll n •· Channing oPEN 1 · 5 675-2503 !!!!'""'""'""""!!!!!!'""'"""I tio. A one owner, pampen.'.'d landscaped. A aolkl value, 1736 Highllnds Dr., NB "ii;ijjjijiiiiiiiiii:i
1/lage Real £state
Beginner's Delight """"'""°""xllO'chorole.. DUPLEX $2<,2SO Bkr. -· °"'"°"""""/Bkr. -.--a &w--· 002~m Ev""'"''"'
Charming 3 bedrooni home lot. XI.NT. INCOME TAX Best buy on Balboo Island. ~u~ l...5 at 3158 Barbados, OCEANFRONT DUPLEX VIEW HOME BY OWNf~
on 6 fantastic lot aJV:l: quie1 BENEFITS! Only $57,500. Near Bay. 2 BR 1n front + · · 2·2 BR, apUi,, 1 new, fum 3 Bdrm, 2 bath + family It Extra Sharp! 4 BR 1% RA.
tree--lined street. Fresh paint Owner/Broker 548-64I6 l BR re•r. V"ry anxkius. The Fact is • • • Good beach. $ 6 4 , 9 0 0 . dining nm -Hu EVERY· Carpets &: drapes thruocit.
and carpel&. All thla for ~'""!""'""':"!~~ ... .,. j Rltr. &16-lmB Eve!. ::~2-0185 our Salesmen are making 548--0897 or 6 7 3-6 76 9 THING! Beautitu.l • SEE Newly decorated. ~
$18,00l with G.I. flnanetng. Harbor Highland$ *LACHENMYER money -we have desks for -";:;';;;'/;:;wc:kec.,,..~·=-~-THlS r $42•500 Pd corner lot. Ooee to bes.di
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"ring" N Ar Y -·---2 mOl"I!. Inquiries conflden-PANORAMJc View ol Bay & S23,00::>. ($7,firo to exia:~ , ...... SPRING 0 Down G.I. e OU Reody? ""· Ml" ""'°m 3 "" '"' BALBOA ISLAND 5%%Ioan).$lllmolndude. _., .,.. H~ ia a ehance to UM thal For I~ perfect party hR BURR WHITE, Rt1iltor Townboute. N. ot Dover 3 Bdrm, 2 bath Duplex, 1 all. 96l-403G. Dri\li.' by Ma. e: .... REALTY V.A. l!llgibillty w1lere u A GradOUt1 4 Br. Home 6729015 N~port Blv& .. N.B. Shores $37,500. Sfi.llll :r~:~!!:~:i111yr!i: ~:tint;:~~ Blvd.,
•• "anvtimt" C'!Ults . .f ~s 3 baths, A mlni1ture ttnte l6nth of -4630 •Yes: 673-5122 MOVE ln! Nr. new 4 Br .. tpl You!"I for m.cm . terms.
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.i"""iiiioi"ii""'°iiOri."'ii;;;;""ii··i.cii.Mii."-1 =~~ 8:!, 1:::: ~S:~n!t tn prestige area. Widow Must Seft! new cpUi., drape1; nr beach'. CLIF PRIEST, Re1ltor JR. ESTATE -$20 000
$23,950-FHA or VA
3 BDRM·2 BATH
Carpetli, drape1, fireplace.
FA h~I. built-int. PLUS
large eoclOllcd PRtlo. Corner
Jot with room for boat, camp-
d. tniller or ete. E1urtlide
near Nf"wport Ht.lgbt11.
Wells-McC1rdle, Rltrs.
1110 Newport Blvd., C.M.
548-7729 Evet. 644--0684
a scaplng around Pf!· Be w•·• 3 B , $28,00J. Open wkenda. 351 ~ 1.951 4 BEDRM , tric kitchen. Marlnen and tio and h~tl!d pool. $79.500. au w R E llde home 62nd St. Own 675-01« 2 be.Iha. Brighi, cheertuI
H.-High D""'""· Come Open Sat & S 1 5 All .,., .. ,... 2 file ba le " 3034 E. Chan Hwy., OIM ldtchen wtlh handy """'
on Vets only $33,700, Uft '" llv rm .I: din nn, patio, trlile, WATERFRONT 3 bdrm #62 (n4J ~ cen~ra. 11S fl. deep grounds Coleswo.a"y & Co. 140 Harbor Island Dr., N.B. lg dbl gara.ft. Pr1ee S23 950 . Ba1boa Cove•. $60,003. Would --· ' --• Hve comlorta.bJy now "
I HI Agent 6(2..3737 Leon Vibert, Reiltor prefer acreage In trade. Beautiful build fQ!° the future! 1de.i
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Open Eves. BR, 21,ii bi, xtra ~ din rm 5 Bedrooms Pool. Lf:e. P8Uo. S3500 On., Quiet & RMtful TARSELL 16ll1 8"1.eh !II.
OPEN & kltchrn w/lslaM &: aU bit.-3 batbt + ta.mll.y rm + dln-J-."'..;.·,.500:;;·::-==::m;:.::.._::Rl::l:;r·~-2 .Bd.rtns, 11ii btt.ths Vacant 4 BR; Home
Ins Ind. dbl oven, Many fint lnr rm, Be.ck Bay Be«u~I BLUFFS area: 3 BR. 2 New 80~ loan available Carpef!: It dtai:ieA thruout.
SUNDAY 1·$ fealu:res tncl ft.ir/cond, On Only $36,~ Baths: condo., next to pool. $42,500 Built-ins, flreplace, I a r 1 e
2S6 OcHnvltw ~r lot · eXperOy l&ndscap-RJch1rdson R•alty By oYmer, MI,950. 644-0655 Wm. Winton, Rltr. ~vered Htio. Be.ut1tull,y
One ol a kind v1ew ot hl.y, ~. pl&nten " block wal.U, 2+13 E. Cout Hwy, CdM ---2'l9 Marine, Balboa Is .. nds;aped. Can a:tv• quleJi:
-· •nd Ooto'1 ... 1n>m 159..... 675-4031 N-r! Hgts. 1210 61>-33!1 Open 'Ill 9 pm P•••'"''°" -Only 121,SOO. wown w. 3 Bdnn. + !amlly room Graham Realty I"'~"'""'"~!!!!!!,.;..,., I n.uor ebeck this ""'" J: ;:'~'. = = ~~~ 1ota ot alrJlrill"I NHJ> NB Po.t ore. Cii-ro• 0:"8:!~~ .. 1J:M 5 500 Relclands Av•. Cameo Shores 341.~1 J~~~n24
0ttp PUe.Carpets. BetiutifuJ ~7171 ~2313 LOOKI -4 BEDRM e VA . n1.4.. S19800 Newport Heights Lovely cu.atom <;>c..an View 3 "'°"""' k!id>on 1., llOom. MESA VERDE • $24,950 e 3 BR 111 bath. immoc Ccor. Clly & Rodlond1J BR. 3 bolbo, 3,000 SQ. ft. S20,200
Comliftely ll!ocl!d yard, Lowet! priced 4 bedroom in • $155 PAYS ALL 3 mt. l 1-th.I, dtnh1t rm. All Pool, l.mmac'Ulate. IrnnN:dl· YRC.Wit 3 hdrm, MW pttlnl In.
Room fiJr" Boat or 'l"rder. prNtlge locat:Son! 2 MIN, Rl1r. 60-97&0 Eves. 548-m.20 dtc bll-tnl, lhake roof, briOI" ate pocuellioo. $74,!IOO. tx· •Ide A outtkla. Sprjnkllft
Vl!'f• Tot&I Coat cl $41.fiO. family '"f'un.tn" l'Otlfn 1dja-• 1"pk., Jee A t1f1e ixllent flna.ncb.-available. FIR. cov. JllllUo. W.U.: to v..., 1ow °"""FHA. cw. """'tho""'"" >11c1><r1 wtth KENNEDY blt bomc :'ti.rn war:.:: na: rox CClllPANY ._ ntA or er.
WAU<ER.6.LEE jli' ijiiiiijiil''iijiijiliijiliiii j all tlW' bullt • tn ftt!ulft. tanoa to au 8ehoolt, $38.500. 673-9W or MUWl HAFFDAL REALTY
''''"'"'"'"' Garden Variety ,...,,.. ""' >-1. Neor ...., Cost• Me.. 1100 Mr, J!d>ln..,. _,.by,,.. ood A lncome; newly am W•rnel' -
9G-4C6 ar 5406140 ~ I BR. 2 bath bome carpeting. B11ck petto. Be\-ar" BUY DAVIS REAL TY dm:ir. 2 tr 1 ba raraae TAKE ovtr s-1'~ FllA lot.II
()pen ""'· pins 2 a.-.1."". amid ... ,u. ter hurry I call SI0-1120. UI -•pl 2 br 1V,' bt. Pri> c&p · m llfW'tr 3 8A borne COl\o
Home & 2 'Units tut -.... ~ .. uo. ..... TAP.BEU. 2955 H..-Bit, * Custom Built * dbl . ..,.q,_ · · " "" ""· "'°"' 1o
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bulld.
U·-10 ..,, _ 2 A 3 00 $43.stX>. IMMACUU.l'E CO&ae'P&dl, ~!,, __ !'-.,~~ .. Too 3 BR. 2 h&thl,. rpac c:rpta. Nn.r J'ubton Ialand Reran Realty 536-2515 .. e.
•'-' • ,,..... • -.... bf:1u,yJBR.1W"b&'Dl.SMl.1J --v -.. ... -um:, t'.nA or .._.., ·" •• _: • 702 Avocado, CdM • ~~ . l Br, I Bach Apt. an m-Geor" wtUJa.maon, fll:t!'. equity, ,,.um• Jarp ~ 1ot.n, VA~~ CALL MR. NE2.-• ..... ' .... ""'· · ~ ioc. i:M.cm. 673-.f350 Ewl. t'D-1564 $25 so&-Ptioiu JW!oot Kl 80N ,.:m1 Copm eml $.11.CXXI • Exe Hnandnc. s. ot Hiw-.y. l Br. 1~ Ba. HEATED 1r mttrtd poo1 Graham R-"" ,.m, · • """""' R<oJ -.. m Morton A.,.. Prtc. ........,.. 1or quick nllr3ll1 1 B<. , a. . ...,,..,. •-r Someoae Wil1 be loo1dq tar G. H. Rd>m.aon., RJtr. 111.le. Call ow o er· b r Jr. r . Eltc bltf¥. FuU, c«irpeftd, ============,,~N::.'"::'..:NB.=.:c"":=.' or:::.:~:._~=:::'14 It Dial &C«1I 500(" rr,,, 'EMI Ja Your Ad tn car duatlledif 54&-1'13 ""-UIS B1 0wnll!!t'. '25.B MT..ucl
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c...1-D-ROOMS--,-·1 Lido hlo 2U1 !'!!?'r!! H•ltltlo '210 0.ftlf'llf 1' '4000 lhwport IMch 4200 c.to -S!OO Huntl ..... IMch 5400 1.-flnporty 6000
VA · .... -.. nu. WOOD ""'I.IE. --l&d>; 'BR J BA, le->d. $111 .... l!t WK. s Bit., 1\1 ... J Bl\,-.. -• deoa. s "liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
Ullo --·--STONE -·.BR. 5 Bl.; .... -ph. llHW, IJs.l.C.. ·-Ill. w/wall, ,.... -di ,,...... $11'. I! _,. wiw. ..... • AND G~·ss "· • ., Ioc., Iocl ""'' lllp, '"' -i. -OIL ai... -Dtive "" w -""· --. '"'1le -pri. o.A---....... .,,..,. O.,.; IUll S BR. ID ........ •tft'L nil .... 1100,.. m.1861
vstob&llloll-.--... -........... m4011 nc. Irvine m1 ec1 .. -...... _0ltcun:1BR-,""1tUdo GREENS
...., -wlw -Gr<> lnl, W I Ol1TS'IWll>ING J STORY; ()oroor, B ...,. 1111'. 5!M890 P-$115 rdJ 1'-.
-· -....re! a ARQ11T1X'N1W. USE or ""*· ' BR. J BA. --. Rmr w/., .. ..,, l Bl\ lllha a., Pr 11o1 lilt LICRfll.(lft _ UNJ'URH, ICr.-.d a tado + cowwed WOIUIWOOD .PANEUJNO, eau WE ..-er B1t o.en atrttun. "-" llCllM la 1'Wde mabUt holM. se-ttJT alt opa
_... polio ... MQ!oo. 11£\VY PAWS VEllD£8 --to UCL Swim-5/Jlo>o,.....,,. -..... --Pl. m.tao from. $100
.._ cl a ldn4. $1'1,ll50 Sl'OHE, A.ND A. y B E R l1lbo1 lolond 2155 mine, ........ m , 12'15 mo HClNZYKOOlf .... <rln cl -""'-srAIND> GLASS. Mlfflse.m4161 tostaMell 4100_,._.....,11.rpncim 1 -i•sBD1UL
S. BAYF'R~ 4 Bt. 4 Ba. NEW Vlllap ll. 4 ~ 21ii with ftft'place, ldtr.ben. S1SO. ruRN •• 1JNl"URlf.
U-wdl doolpod I A.,.ll tB Ttb. $100 mo pllll ho. !Am no, llv rm, cllD nn, SUS CASIT AS ,.._..,. <<r 1 p.m. lle&ted Poob. Otlld °""
DORM. n..ooR PLAN, fM-uHl. 6't5-m4 blt·ln kit, yr bit SStO. AvaU 1'llrn1lbed 1 Br •• Bacbelcr 2 BJ\. 2 Ba. $115 mo. wt.it• Cflntw, Ad;J. to Shopplna -.
m.tm Eora 5tM105 ~ luS'I •ll'Y toyer w/ Oct. L ,..,a artw 1 p.m. Apta . An GtD pd. " bUr to bch. No pets .uow.t
OWNER LA BOUND ...... "' pallohod ...... Hunt!"""" •••ch 2400 21101f ...... 1119d. !DI w. -a I vd. mo ........ Woy, .. -
CIPtNi to lcrmtl nv llv. ruRN 2 br dott: 1o bn.cb Irvine T•rrace 3245 M.cia1llan b)' Hotpoint '9&-5U9 bar • Adam&, 0.S& Mesa. O•rd.., Grov•
rm., Wl1H J4 A S S l V J: . '' WlN11l\ Rental b ha. 5tl-0310
sroNE nRE2'LACE "'°"' ~ UOl ......_ HD 2 ldrm Luxury ......, $25 Mo Up --1.Ji:. '1,ul~!![l!!~lji~!!!!!!l[!!!!I 'r OU M't in'rlted to e,n
5610
OPEN HOUSE Sun. !2-4
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i Ill. 2 IA plus pool
8cirw t.a.mfl1 I IWim Md&a, n... IOdd* 9tt'Yed. In
11.00R TO CEIL 1 NG, 2 baths, d.lnln& rm. firoeplaoce, e Studio I BM:b .,a.. $215 mo. ~ 2 BR, I~ BA. bltnt, dwhr,
GLAS'! WA.ll. OPD<S TO Duplu" furn. 2975 ,.,,.,.. polio, 1311> mo. l'rlr e lid llllll a Pbcmo .,.., IAY"RONT DUPLEX JI', pvt patio, ue. Adulto. PATIO wm1 WEATHER-leue. e M-" ...,_. fV ...... r No pets lM3 Pomona
ED WOOD D!XKS • ANGU· 2 BR B&1 View, upper Che9hln: Rffl Emte e New CU. A Bu N.w 2 Br. 2 Ba. lower, $225 sq.q7
UR WOOD Bfl'fOtES. w/1ar. $135. 41T Hudlna:, 615-2500 6'2-361S eYH. 2311 Newport Blvd. 518o91S Mo. fttr, 2JT l9tb S1Mm&l;1-,llll,;;;".:.MW=-..... =-c.,.-,.,-,bl~t.-... -.
llXIY GREEN
2 A ! BR. TOWN HOMF.S
FamD,y room· PrtY. patios
Up to 1500 111\W"t feet
• Ceitral air eond!tk:flin1
• Mu. acoustical privacy
COMM. 1*tr for leue. Ntw.
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market•, furn it ure
bardnn. Excel. patieine.
Reu. ttnl Courtesy to
broken. W Baker SI., C.ll. --
Bal. "'°' 11 119· -CHATEAU la POINTi TRAILER. 1 !Ill, ldull>. 11.25. ALSO rum. bad>el"' ~ modm'i kitchen .•• .ii AL~ Corona tlel Mar 1250 Loveb' tum. 2 BR lpts. oa:. Qeu.1 mod. put. 190. utll'a pd. $135/ Nr OCC. ~~ ~~, __ H_o_-_ _.;U_n_fu_m_lohld_;;"-l3 BR. 2 Ba., frplc, pado, c:pt1 I t 1' e et pukin&, carports.. 5tMIOD_ IM 1255, ~1145 Adults. ~ " FAMILY ROOM • Carpets, dl'l.pes, blll\"
wardrobe•, dbhwuhers
Appx. 100 fl. Fronta ..
Harbor 81.vd. eo.ta Mesa for
lea.le. 107 ft. deep. Show·
room. rara&'e IP&Ce at reu
of lol Exoelleol for autos,
bta, aport can. tn.ilfft,
mot.orcyelet, etc. C a 1 I
642-9700 ask: Jor Bill SinN..
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$22,500
R.unl &tlDolpben • cunplete
aeclulbl ln the XIO ft. m.p
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ba.tha. Every roca i.. an in-
Vltatkm io .II*» • comfort.
Paymmts J.eea than rml
RANCE a OVEN, DISH· General aooG drps A: dlahwuber. G.ln.&'t· Htd. pool Multi, no peta COl'Mll Ml Mar 4250 2 BR Bl::.,.c:.-d"t."---c--, -..,-.
WSHR. RD"lUCERATOR Leqe $250. ~ 19f1 POMONA A.VE., C.M. Prt. p&do. $140. Adults, no
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• Walk to all 9Chooll
IN BERKSHIRES
RESTAURANT
StClnl buUdin1. lonnerl1
''The Look'' 67l-&Q B!U<I'Sr. RAR, ETC. IN c0. 116'. I BR. don. 111 BL 3 BR, 1 ba, ''" lot, 1caM SPACIOUS STUDIO 1 Br. e COllOLIDO A,TS. e pot. 1"I ........ 51MJST
ORDINATED COLOR DE-t o wn b o u • •, w I w a 11 , $285. C. H. 1toberllon: RJtr, Ytfw C!1>U. drpa. Dec I.SR. him., w/trpk., Ja•. 1 BR apt. furn atil'L No Larae pool, putting P'ttn.
SIGN. Tb1s ht q\&Ub' bocne dlalnnhr, wuhr/*>'t. Tota m..JH> bltna. rwn or unturn. Nr. p:iol. $1&5 yearly leure. ~. no peta. 5.12 c.eriter •olley~~o~dm$21-0-etc. Office R1nt1I 6070
about 4 >'"" Oki, ls YA· OK Bllr. 5M-e8IC> 9dl1S I •.• NO PE'm. AvaDahle Ort. lit St, C.M. 5'&-zm
CANT & HAS BED< NE-llMl. I BR., l!i Ba., '""''d. lilboo UOO .......,, ..., & -t!Ol I:. o..t llwJ. m.3311 UNFURN. 1 B•. apt, -6l6I Lampoon LAGUNA BEACH
Gu.rro>. NEEDS A lJT. ~:;.~~~eta '-tot. OK. 3 BR. 2 Ba. Hua:e pr crpta LARGE 2 BR Qt. Oote to PRIV Room I bath, utlll erpta, blt·lnl. fllO Mo. 211&1: G~~~~~VE Air Conditioned
TLE PAINT, YARD WORK, · drpl. $260 yr))-lie. 6Ts-s152 lbopplz'W; I: bu line. Prtl. nfric, 1ar, nr. J'ubioa A, Mendoria Dr. 5f0..2i93 ON FORE.S'.l' AVENUE -TAJUlELI.
ETC. Surround!,. bomn aell $196. 3 BR, 2 BA. blt.inl, before 10:30 a.m. or aft s couple. No prta. lnQ. l'Mii laland, $IO. Tun · Wed. J'rt 2 BR. drapea· . encl WMtmlnster 5'12 I>e&k 1pac8 avallabl• tn
58M Edlnger upwards al $31,000. Thb •f'Nllll. Peta I totl OK. p.m. Rochmter, l'M!'. evea l'IJ.«lM I wll:.-._ l*kt''-yvd.·~· "'-'==='---'= Mwesl dftcl bulJdin& at homo"""""' "AS IS" !or -~ .x.,"' AVAIL. OCT. ht ,..im. location In ...........
HOME & INCOME! $26,950 , 11.lS .. 3 BR. 1eoc·d. )'d., Huntington looch 34001:!'.'CN!..B~u= 2::...-~c~hld:a peto.$120.3LIE.2"tS<. JBR W/ran .. 11<>. Laluno Bead>. Air condi
• BR•• BR'"'""-,,.., FULL PRICE ~ ~ ""' ram raNTAL AD DAILY """"4 -. Multi, .. OR '""'°' or ll0-1'10 1_N;;ow;;;';pot~rl~~·~Ol;;ch;;;;;;5;2;00; J F"""" ,..... • wate, p6ld ::::;';. •,:;:~ ~
ICbciolt. dotrrlrown.. Ara! SEE TODAY! ' BR ~ I emd FREE R!Nr.\L BOOK pe ... $llO mt wan.c. NEW, prtv. bacb., So. of 1· ~ ~~ ~· e:ntranc•: i'l'ontq:e en
...... at$>0,511!,..,,,..-., GCm:'l'OMORROWl cp1>/-~~I>.'_,,/,;;_ D~INA.NDBROWSE QUIET, db. S BR., -llwJ. -· 6 hotplale. MODERN 3 IR e 636-4120 e """'An.,"'"' ludo to
•...,. wm....,. fll" lit MISSION REAL TY .,..,,.. m-%103 ' ........... J Badt. -..,i•c., -. -• --2 balb. """" Liv/rm, hlt·ln I======,;;= Mundpol -""' ISO TD. 985 So. Cout Hwy., l..,uM Room. hip! SUl9.CD PS" A.dulta. No ,.ti. $150. ffiRNiiHED l BR Qt. pr, Jdtchtn mt blodi.: trr.:m Bat l19un• leach 5705 per mcntb b 1p1ee-Duk 841~ ~-~lY.-Pbooe <ntJ -.om Cott• Mesi 1100 mo. IA\SEW WITH OP11Ct(. l!T4 w.nace, o.ta Kea ..uta. J1G mo. ie.... Beach, ms;. and dlatn a•ail&ble rcr SS. ~--·~ ~.,,,:: $121. Lt-.-l Br. Coon,....._ 111W121 W.,...-., 100 CLIFF DRIVE B111tn"' boon ....,. .....
VERY Cl.WI -"' ~HO -~--mlctlSIWIJ: oPl; -nn., ..... _ .. ___ ~:i.~~ ~~'tl.~""..!:i
AlrConclltloned 'Ji' MESA VERDE °""'"'"· =::rw~.~-· ~,,":.ri!~l'i.:: --You1y i.eu.. i bodroom "'""";".n.Y PILO'I'
Sol Vista DmlJ!Al a BR 2 ballt. T-Plu. ExctJ. •,~c~ ""-~ •l<o )'Td. ,_or...-. leo 2 llR.., 2 J!I\ -.... C.WwelL IMk• & Co. ;:.,;..,,\",. '::: .~..., ~... m roa= A.VENUJ:
4 BR, I hath&. cptl/drpl, MfAt~ lenL Ccmvenient lftL $2111 1·• .. 5 llv. rm., luxe Qt. blt.tna, poet, 1 $150 '* L c.-__, LAGUNA BEACH
patio, land8Cl.ped, hdwd nn. • mo. J.• .__ ...... ritwly decon.ted. Hr lbop-cbDd. No pets. :zxr "'--·-••• ~ "7."!~..!'1-~ hm. $150 mo up. leut f!M..9468 Owner trandemd -take -~~ ~.... ................. ping. 1 m11e from R. B. Dr 56110& -...,,-. .,....._.. ._, .. ~ fil-2449
0¥!T thh: iood nu. loan. M--3 BEDROOM "'"" carpet, Pier. No llncles. (213) • IMa OCEANFRONT •pl LI e Corona del Mar
IRASHEAR REALTY '4'4·1177 llttpla« ......... patio , ,,,....., DELUXE 1 BR,,_ cpts, la "300 I/I ""'"'.,.a. Pnv. bao<h • 100"' n. comor Storo""" double prqe, Iarp ttar blt·lna, t111tnraht, av. $110. MT-1531 • Evt•. 541.2442 VTCTORIA JUGFU...ANDS yud feoced, $116. RLTR. A'ITRACTIVE1.Y 1.Arldleaped Lady. ~ 74" Shall-OCEANFRONT 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, face SH pool. 1 br. I: den. Pa.rt. ll suites, 2 lavatorie•, ....... SEAHA YEN °'""" vtow, quality bom<. 5 ..,_.,,.. 3 br. "'""" Root lnduoles mu. A. YHrly Rontal pool. $250. 3 Clr ........ rum. ""5/mo. l9M653 .... -· ""50 mo.
krl• bedrm•, formal dtnins ONE BR boolt. Plenty cup. Wiler I: alll'dtnft' ~; 1 BDRM. hm. Apt. .. Rd Newt, decorated. Bachelor Adulta only. Rent1l1 Wanted 5990
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NJ!!..\l\ OOSI'A MIS.\. m..rp rm, 3 balhl, deluxe ldtcb-board• 1: wudnlbet. Feno. :.. ~~ = ;~ wi: required. 11-Nwpt Blvd. Apta. No pet. or ebllihn lav & leach SECRETAR ~ -... . $23,000. Torm• wtdo ."';.!;,~old, i .. o1 """"' "' yard. c.,...., P•llo. boad>. ""50 Ycmth. ,....111 CM ll&-25M, HH333 $100 & 1125 mo, RHlty, Inc. FREE SERVICE T SERVIC~AL
-..-· Adult.I, no peta. $95. ~ 3 BR. house suo leue 2 BR., $m Mo.; 1613 = :lalbm Blvd. ~· ~lvd~ OWNER-MANAGER Modem officn, ~. air
Ito L. Hodges RMlty mVINE COVE • BM.utilully Very nice 4--6 BR, stone flre. .c BR. 2 bt.. $1.CS leue Santa Ana Avt., C.M. Badle1c:lr Apta. L BROKER condidonlna, park1nc.. From
847-2525 dNiped, 1119-dout b 0 me pl., ~ front I: rnr, Nr. llChoola 1: Beat:b Blvd. • 5l1-8512 • AD util tncl '75 up LEAS You lt'lect your own t~ant $65 per month. Orqe o:im..
Custom HNtecf Pool! with chlnn, OONn views erpta, d:rpa, $210 mo. 336-M.?i 11656 Van Burtn IC-7t23 NEW DELUXE 1 bedroom SUE. Balboa Blvd. pl ING Oct. JS. $165:. UtD ACTIVE RENTALS ty Bank ru.:i ... 230 E. 17th St.,
Bal< • -~·-· BAU!OA .,...... • ' BR, .,,,.,, """· "" ~ ' Br. ocmpletf!b' land. frml all major roonu, tiled er -'"AJOY-. $200. :s Btdroom, l'ii !It.th $115. Depoclt requind. Back fJllk l Blct" bch. Adult&. 534-6912 Cocta Mesa. 00·1'8.5
.caped. Wall to wall cw~ pller1a, walnut panelled 4 BR. 3 BL, bltnl, CU?· I: Walk to beach. .Yard. car port. '°'57n 2 BR. &vall. Sept • June. ~ UNFURN. 2 BR house, man, MED ~ Attorney'1 oftice;
1,000 -.1500 lq. ft., a.ir-cond.
Good klc. Low rent. 548-6761
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Prll. 2 bath&. $5,fm down. Wnlly nn w/wet bar, dfn. dnpee. l cu ru. Nr. roil PhMe 21.S: 181..JJOI VERY Qutet ID rear. I.Ir 1 Private bead! I: pier. 301 E. mother, 12 yr ol.d aon. $85.
Sl85 per mo curlea tni rm, outatandlng kitchen, COW'H. For I ea• e, pXI Br., no av. Ooup&e "Jlftlf 1964 ~tet, 615-0LT& tH'!n2 of~~ ae:n·.; to $90 mo. Will pa.Int,
everyt:tdftl". Fu 11 price J •mple bednn1; 3 batha, Month. 54&4171 or 673-6n.5 Lagun1 Buch J705 Tustin CM 2 BR dlx, elect ldtch, near side &: L S295 ~ repair, take care yard.
R3.900. Owner. 5316-~ covered patio • 182,500 3 BR. 1% Ba, Lr& tenoed 0CEANnWNT -.._.a-·•u 1 BR. $125; bl.ch. tllO; ba7811 ~ 1;!·_ A1,. du l t •. Drlvt by
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1 lllllH TURNER ASSOCIATES yard. P>.rt!ally """'· tltn•. vm.. ~~ ... ·-~~::._ v..., It<• ......... ""'41 -· "' -• n11 eiioo or.,,...., "'"""' d•pl . • Uftll~ 882 No. Cbut Blvd. . $1&5 mo. (Mela Verde). .. ... ~ ...... ...__... •• ....,"" ... _ ~""'~:;::~~~-1.quna BMdl. fn4l 491-1177 5fUUfi nna, part.like I ro Q II d.. ~\!al. ~. 5tM7l6 a.1-. ltl1ncl 4355 a.EAN • Spl.cloul 2 BR MATURE O>uple wi.!h to ls.
Near Ocean I: downtown priYate bMch, .ea JIOOl, S«JO LARGE i Br. hmf.J, 1 BR 6 apt. Acrou: from beach. hm $300/mo .. will care for
a>RNER RENTALS 3 BR Houae P,80. mo Leue. mo. A.I.a, Victoria Beach btcb apta. Cpta, dr1>I. bltna. oozy bll.cbe1or, l*tio. vtfl. $ITS. uMJrn/ P>O. :rwn. u.me u thouah It were our
HUNTINGTON BEA.QI HeuMI furnlihed Newly dee, no 9$: ae.d)' Ooeadroot bou1e t J 85, 2185 Mendoza Dr. MWG:J. nnploted. adult&. No htl. Ydy. 673-'JllS own. Writ. M·l93 Daily
$3!,500 __ ;,;.;.;...;...:.:.;.:.:.;.::,:~.I tor occ. C.Sftpt. ZUL DH 494-4653 NUllU Palml 1 I: 2 BR. YMriJ iao. 118 A Aeate LARGE, Untum 2 BR, 2 BA Pilot
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TedW1yRlty 536-2579 Rentals to SfMN 2005 Pomona, Y.. MONAROI BAY AREA Pool. '1JO to Sl50 apt. New dr)J9 crpt• WANTEDByNovlst orlSlh, RENTAL IUYS H I I •B•.SB&.boma.N_...,,.. LOVELY OCEAN VWW.' 11T E. Zbl St 6'W8<5 Huntlftflen laoch 4400 y..., IM. un.so mo: lBRunlurnApt,C.M.,Now.
Call owner: "6-2130
Vacant 31 4 BR bomea. Car-H:~rne"T R~,.;,;,... ~P!!!:' mo. MS.'1594 BR I den, 2 BA. epta. Drps, Slt5 CLEAN :r Br. ~ed nmH 2 BDRM 2 bath stud&o Eves. 494--9502 port, ~· ~e1 Mar or La-lndustrl1I Prop. 6080 ~. dn.pn, buUt-tna. EZ Let Roommat. ~fennce trplail i;ooi!.R. ~ha ~Alto ;;rd. Infant ok. No pets. 2244 belt looatloo l We to 5 Ptl. 3 BR bullt·lnl, beamed cell· =rt n!.::;· ~ INDUSTRIAL bldg, n e w
rental tmn. while proce,. auiat YoU • • • EASTSIDE; 3 BR, ctzP,, bit-:uibi '98-1.US beh. .,.A"' mo. State tu-7472 and TDtrn and Oountr, tnp, UnPace, l beith.s. 1 after 5 p.m. · 10,(Q) lq ft, tor leue or
lrll' VA or FHA A.le. Roomm1te Refe,..nce tu. nro mo .. leue. ~~.,-;..;.;._:;..:.=.:-o.:-pm<:; ltenl, tbuh!r, restaurants block to bHch. Annual rea-sale. 11% Cf!'l"ltJ aq ft., :i b1Ja
LISTER REAL TY Service 422 Walnut. o:.t. Men 2 BR I Den, OOMn view. Newport IMch 4200 ant bu*. Avail. Oct. 1 flSO. t&l lrw: $200/mo. LEASE or option, 4 BR. from 2 trwya. eourtery to
16612 Be•ch 81., HB 842-6633 Newport Bet.ch Ph. l'm--221l Mesi Verde 3110 eptd, ~ Xlnt refr1g I: Tl01 Ellll Allt D or call Goodwin Co. (n4) m-mso houae, Mna VS'de artt. broker1. 2959 Century, CM. FO tlo're avail. Lo•el.Y ~ MOBU home; Adulbl ool,y. owner SG...2136 CLOSE TO S200 Mo. 546-2481
R Se.le By <>wner. Deluxe 'IWO )'OUnl" Fmi< teacbtn 3 BR. tamDy 2 $%50. Mr. Slavin. &&am 2 BR, 3 BA, 1Sx2i1 Jtv1nc. 2 IDltM. JIURN J BR, OCEAN 1 BAY. •546-8064• ,,.-,-..:7-=-c=--~~
Towmhouae 4 &. 1% Ba. ~. ~.!:_! Hbdnn, J ftttpl•ce1. Sltll :: Walk~ ~&.&I*"'-I-WndL YW, 4x b'n, an. blt·iM, ALSO 2 Ill. UNFUit.N. ..... ... ~ dqitd, blt·W. lJNFURN 2 BR enough, l M-1 Npt. Bcb, officu/abops.
Stow, rt:fric. Low down. ~ vc-n ... ,.....,. «ne. di. ~ 1 BR, flr9pl, II pt.tlo, storqe Mbr, dryer, UtfJ. 1 trd. 2 Uttlltita kldudtd , • .., adult, to f200 mo. Fortill. ThOO 'Cl· tt. Lot ?25 IQ:· tt. ~e 5%~ mA. lo&n. rm., pr. $1!6. leue. Pool& A allpe:. $115.. ~ H£4TED POOL DELUXE BayfroDt, boe! altp SU-6000. Call co 11 e ct !:L ::,e~n:r:::
0 ~ti $131 per LAl>Y To mar. boUM with : ) ~ Btr. VWace No. 336. C&11 Mt. ll02 KrmvlD Apt. D HB ••al!. Pool. 'l BR. 2 Ba. $215 -"67;f,thlJBl~;i;'"'':;":;.· --;;.,,,-,-
mo. 96l-3a ume, 1 child OK. a.ta ;;;;;.;;;;;;-;;;-:·-~;;;;;;;;;;;;; J~:;:~~;;.;;;§=;::;:; J~-~~~aft~T~PM~~· m.tl~~·· e ~Btt e ' to $315. JUtr. ~28(5 URGENT need, 2 BR hie, M·l, 100X300, level
LOVll.Y 3 BR, hardwood Men. '42-1197 a.ft 4 PM. I/I Duplexes Unfum. 3975 WINTER-Dtluxe J Bednlam, NEW lound -~at• 1 GOLD M!dallkn J A 3 Br. 2 unlurn, older eouple. ApP. SJO,<m • Tmm
floon, new crpting, blt·tn., COLLEGE or woridnc mu .,.., Twe upper-bilt-ina, •I ee tr I c BR bUI: to ~"";_,l'rid ba. Otpt. drpa, bltns. nTS $100. eon.. lse/op .f%-4104 Westside <l>lta Meta. 5IM'J6l
~~~i: 3~'i'ori~ to than 2 BR apt. Pool, Covntry CluM '•8: ;..,e;·i: l)a"!:,· ;~; ldtcherl, tile bath. $180 Per d • e Ir • patlo. 173-17M; Up. l'f3..2310, 6Th-1996 2 Ladlea, 2 or' BR unfurn. Commerdal '°"
96l--7SIS pr, $75. 60-1<:82 attu 6 pm. Uafbrnlsbed 4 Bdrm, film nn 111 19th St. OX 8-6111 = u:~pl: ~ uin! ~UlJ. !ee at 141: Walnut NEW Soundproof 2 Br. 2 Ba. howe or apt. By Nov. J,t.
YEARLY 1.a~. sz,o. Like M"llr Costa Me11 2100 home. SpoUea ooodUion. -,.=r°"A-L°"S-----1 churt requirtd ~o;,.. or OUllf & llAUTIPUL Acrou tm. Coco'•· 1~ We1Wde. 6'2-82S1 Home & Offices dean 2 BR, 2 Ba. Pool, available for 1eue $.125 mo. .c .. Aptl. Purnlahecl chtldten. ~ AduJta onlJ. 2 Br. Pool. lrvtne U75 to $225. M24239 3 BR. 2 B11. l·•ty. house or BUQ" comer Jocatlon J olftcH
beach. BA)'S)de VWa;:e {21.3) 2 BR. Clean A comfortable. include. prdeoer I: water. FURN 3 BR, 2 ba. Apt, 'ii 171'1'8 Cameron. M'7·212S 3 BR, 2 bti, tr,ik, blt·lnt, $225 llpt. Adulta. WW leue; A: 2 Bedlvomi, kit~, 1%
222-t.100. Adults, no pets. $90 for couple. 340 AvtlCado. 573-3863 Evu. 5IMM I !!O..:!;-~..,~ro~I ___ _:4000~~ I block to Oc•an Yrl)i $225 LRG. bachelor utD. pd Ideal I 11. c I a. t It I • G e o r r • und~ $3)0. 842....JOi&S ba.thl. 7 to 10 parking spac-
GLEN Mar 3 BR. cu.tomlz-6TH961. lay & leach mo or wtttter ~. CalJ BUI for llnlle. retired or pemicn-WW!a.mton Rltr. &'13-«JO WANTED to ttnt, ~ et. • Good for Salet, Otln>-
N, man)' xtru. Excell. fin 1 BR. UtllltiN paid. S85 mo. lf.ealty, Inc. RENT Whtte, f73...Cl.O 11;, e 1 er. $90. IG-2219 spice fQl' 3 old cl&•sk praetor, School, etc. Priced
Mu..t tee to •Jiil. 96Z-U37 . Couple DO pell. xe Monte 1025 w. Balboa Blvd., NB 3 Rooms furniture 548-UID Newport Hgta.. 5210 automobiles. fi3: 438-1598 $29,500. Small ckrwn. ~~~· •BR 2 ba, >11.1n., Vtm. SIB-3963 -· _ $25 Month 00! W. ""anl>ont. '""· L....,,o INch 4705 2 Bdrm• .. """"'· dnpes Roomo far R1nt 5995 ..._';i~ ltEAl. ESTA~=
111\..,,. yard. Walk to school.a !·Bedroom Hc>a9ll Newport INch 3200 FULL OPTION TO BVY llrlowl modem tcmTenlence, NEW 1'Urntlhtd 2 BR 2 BA Patio; 1ara1e. Adulta 1903
$11,f:OO IM7""'4448 l\uniabed Nodepmtto.a.c. ~BR. 2 b&. SepL to Jul,J a l I el-.e bullt·lna . Havet PL Yrly. 5'W30S OCEANFRONT. Bachelor ~~S~~
51,4 % Gl Newport West, 3 br $12> Monlti MZ-t7!19 loooo H.P:.R.C. ma Apply owntr Wk· PanoramJc vftow OYtriookinc NICE 2 BR. Pool, s-Uoa. Apt. Prt entrance. w/aign IJrhta bladtt :... 2 ha S2li $0 SZl5 Furniture Rent1h mdl or call {213) m.1199 .Alim Beach. Mature adulta 1ar, bllnl. cptl, drpa, adlta. Re9P00sl.ble adult tmant nee ' ' op. .,...
mJi Ca~!~~~ Nc.•:;;wa:;,po:;;::,rl:._::Bl::•::ch::_...,!22!00:! 3 BRor LUooln/01 pt2'~o~_ ... _ g7 w. 19th. CM. $48.lW. ~EANPORT A .. TS* onl.J, no chldm ms.~ No pm. Slto mo. &e-m.No.,. .:;'°_!~· $85. H4-aZW ~~ent or Jeue. Ph. l :
-' 8P I·"'' 711 ..,..__, 1568 W. Lncln, Anhm nf.2800 ,,., ,,...... Sant• An• An Invitation wtth Ba.,y View $3'15 roo. Bacb. apt., comp Nm. .c: .-. I AL$ _;_,;.:..~::_ __ _c:16~2~0'.!Spend tht winter at the lat A-la.rt phla Stm ...,.. WESTCLIFF Hid. pool Prl•. Pf'll'f· Apt!. Unfum!IW Newport ShoNI 5220 ROOM P'or rent $15. lndustrl1I Rental 60fO
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It • & Rental Barpjn! We 0.L•ncy Real E1t1te 2 BR Furn, p&UO, cupeta, OOMn. $115 Mo. 8'2-&203 General 5000 3 ... ~ cl~f'exM: .~t-ins, ~ Hunt Bev.b. can alt 12, .,.. ft di ...... ~,· 1650 ha all Ii drapes, adult&. Heated Pool OCEANFRONT ,,.. .. , ..u. _. Mt. -968--3793 .... • • ..._ w accea
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THE REN Al s SA N c E Revolutionary Dry Cleaning Method draJn. 0.Uve• OI" pick up. Uphol1t1ry 6990
Cclothlng • .,,u.., .. i, .w•ll for Runs, Upholstery and D-s S<>-T19T day • 5JM859 "' 1--------stocked, $3000. ll2 N. Coast ., • -r-O)ikottkl'a Custom
Hwy, i..aeun. 8 e. c b . ALSO SALES -SfRV ICf -INSTALLATION H•1lth Clubs 6720 Vpholstrry 4%-5888 IANltUllllCAID Plll ISTIMATD MAIT'll CHAl&I -* New Location* BEAUTY PARLOR. Charm· CHIROPRACTOR Opening Special -plain sofa
; ... un;que ..... B...,. ..... Modern R"ug & Carpet Co. HEALTH CLINIC • <h"" 175 labOI". E .....
tioa. good clientele. New Maaaage, Auna, 1tea.m ad· pean craftsmanahip, all
equlp $4,990. 545-9491, 642-7241 4335 CRENSHAW BLVD., LOS ANGELES .>ustment, x-ray. &48-91.JU work a;uar. 24 hr aervlce.
Pl1•1• Contad P1ul AJwohl
17141 546-8030 ext. 153
3333 Horbor Blvd., C0<1t Mo11, Calif.
Atlantic Research
Mlsslle Systems DIYl1Jaa
5 BR 3 ba, 2 story home
in Back Bay. Trade clear
tor vac.ant land, older or
mialltt h o m e or trust
deeds. Owner·bldt £46..16'75
LIQ. Llc~s. -$10,000 296.5100, 296.5101 COLLECT ,F,,•mEll•,,:.:-. c''"M 64.2.-14.5-t 1831 Newport Blvd.,
1-l001e Busmeas ; desert-Ort· Act Now, Llmlted Quantity! l!!!!!!~~~~~~:!::'~~~!!!!!!~~~11:~~=· ~"~'1;: .. ~·~·::=,j;c;.M~·~-=-='""=== A DIVISION OF SUSQUEHANNA CORP.
enled. Xlnt tax write offs. Orange Olty. o!f We (stote) ANNOUNCEMENTS SERVICE DIRECTORY H1ullng 6730 JOBS & EMPLOYMENT u, s. Crtlrenll!IJ R"lllrlld • .-.~ Eq.,.I 0-11.111l1y 111"111-..tr
Take over gold panning kit Winston Collect (213) 2'12-ttt!I ind NOTJCES 1---1
m(1300
1•· 1"'v•.,de t.or !ports548:P UQ. Loe. store fixtures. ue 6."S C•ment, Conc:ret• 6600 UTE Hauling.Trimminc Job Wanted, Mein 7000
· er · · for drawing. Bristol &: Ran-P•raon1l1 ..v Trash, Garage Oean\1114
Colonial 2 Br, 2 Ba. View
lun. bl So Laguna. A 2 stry
hm w/2 !rylca. Approx 1
yr old: Want sm inc. 1mlts.
"> Own·Brkr. Aft 5 pm 499-1900
Want: ~32' Twn Scrw, S/S
auto P .• dp fndr, All equip,
Have: TD's or Choice Des-
ert home.
OX 3-0'238 or 699-0000
FOR TRADE 1960 Lures fly dolpb C.M. 615-JG64 'niORYK CONCRETE Name Jt. Reasonable YOUNG family men needs
bridge, sport fisher & Av1a·I:========== IALOOHOlJCS Anoeymous NO JOB TOO SMALL BIG JOHN 642-40.10 :ii::n:~r. :~ce ~
lonmooring -WANT18'.I O Money to LMn 6320 Phone SU.mt or write to Free Est. * 646-1234 CLEAN Lots, garages, & 2 coU Eves with trailer for Mexican P.O. Box 1223 Costa Mesa. etc. Tree ttmOVal, dump, yrs:. ege. ·
waters. 5-16-2268 $12,000 BEST In concrete. Wal.ks, 1 ~54&-5="31"9======
A -" f ood 1 t 2nd TD Announ~ments 6410 pool deck!, noors, patioa. skfp,dbackhoe, till, 1
TR.ADE '58 CHEV 11' TON va.u. or g s or 642·8514 -~=""=-'·="~'-87=·~·~-1Job W1nt9d, Lady 7020
PICKUP truck, very gd loan. l-3 yr tenn. Call Lifttt. Health Studio =========I *LITE HAULING•.
oond, FOR SHARP '59 OLDS Mr. Adams, Bkr. "494-6650 Hospitality ts Our Motto
98 or gd car of equal value. FREE STEAM WITH B422 Saru, Hunt. Bch. R11I Est1t1 Loans 6340 SWEDISH MASSAGE LIC. Day Care, l child, 2'ni
Child Caro 6610
TRAD& C-3A property next HOME LOAN Open wkdys 10 am -1l pm :,TS. up; priv. home. Week
new Sears Covina $61,@ Sundays 10 am· 8 pm er day, Moo 1hru Fri.
. . $69 000 f . Let w help YoU buy a home, 519 E. Broadway 546-f,620
equity price • or in· refinance exi.sting loan or ob-Long Beach (113) 437-1069 -:-:00--.,---.,,-,.,..-,.="
come, cl~~r land, beach tain a 2nd TD loan. UC. day care AM to 5:3tl,
home, or .. owner 645-1909 'l:"DvE •nPRAISAL • Hot lunchee, xlnt car•.
PRACTICAL nune, for bed
patient, or serni·invalid your =========!home days Rel., drive, lite
Interior Decorating 6737 hskopna;. 53&-9826 before J
p,m, or 962-6829
Qean up. Free est
•546-7849*
• R11ld•nce • Comm'I • PART·TIME or re 1 i el,
• Painting, tnt. A ext. mature lady rompanion, or
• Wall Coverings liitter. Car. Ref. 4M-5703
HELP
r WANTED
LA R G E ELECTRICAL
EQUlPMF.NI' COMPANY
IS EXPANDING m OR·
ANOE 001.J'NTY.
Start work lmrMd.
PERSONNEL DEPART·
ME.NT will be acreptlng a~
plications Mon, Tues & Wed
9-5 this: week.
• Clean up
Men
• Carpenters
With moblle home
experience. Exc•ll1nt
bentfila. Apply in
person, 0cee.n VieW" • Nt. Npt pier
4 wiits turn. Best rental
ar.ea.. $58,500-take sm hse in
trade. Owntt 2005% Court
Ave. 673-652'1
Sll,000 equity Anaheim
House. 3 Br. oo Brookhurst
zoned Res·Prot. Want house
~r..c. ....-Funerals 6412 Harbor. Baker 546-1539 T r a d e Hemet acreage PROMPT SERVICE -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
$60,000 clear, excel loc. Will Sattler Mortgage Co., Inc. • I WILL care for r~ child in
8 Color Coordination DEPWDABLE Lady will
FREE ESTIMATE stay nights with con-Skilled 1nd unskilled
Licensed & Insured valesct!l.t lady. 642-7m -GOOD PAY
EXPLORER
MOTORHOME CORP. take up to 40 units or Comm 336 E. 17th St., Calta Mesa WESTMINSTER my home • meale:, lge fmc-
. '"'"'triat ""°"''" .,.. "'·2171 545-08ll. MEMORIAL PARK "p1ay area, 497"1601 MODERN 1======~"'=== --OVERTIME
DECORATOR$ Job Wonted --ON JOB TRAINING 4000 Campus Dr.
Newport Beach " in Harbor area. Owner.
875-3664 ·1-------BOOMING
WELL LOCATED TENNIS
SHOP as down paymt on
your real estate.
642-8260 or 494-492:)
Fr. Haviland & Old Col slvr
SN. 12; bottles, books, tare
W'gwd. Stattorcishite pcs.;
!or mobil hm .. e>yo apts, hse
boat or-? 374 E. Montana, p,,_
Snow skis, 74" Lund "Top
Flight" & ski poles. Want
golf clubs flong) & bag in
good l'!Ol'ldition.
675-2763
20 Ac. horse ranch N. Cali.
3 houses lOM tt fencing, 9M
ft ham, 14 stills, For S. Cali
ranch • inc, home -or '!?
$60M equity • $9:>M owner
645-100!
Have: Palm Desert 3 Br.
2 Ba. Furn. Best area.
$34,500, eq. $7,200. Want:
What have'!
R. Ross Myers Jr. 673-6756
UDO ISLE CORNER
J BR, 2 baths, beam ceil·
1 ing, Frplc, $56,500. Trade
$19,000 equity 1or boat, lot,
or '!'!'! <hvner. 673-5290 eves
2 BR. 2 ba twnhse; $.30(X) eq,
& $87 mo., or S!lXI dn. inc.
oosts $105 mo. Posses. today
in Hunt. Beil., FOR house
or ? 64&-3389
Diamond, approx. 2 Ct.
Guarantee $2,000 value;
FOR down on home
or?'!
&16-3389
* *
, REAL ESTATE,
. General
*
tnit. Agent. 54().1151 Eves. 673-7865 SU.115T MOTI!ER. will care for pre
SALT LAKE CITY, have
1
Mortuiry & C•rMtery rl Ii"' child, my home wk 536-$13 M•n & WorMn 7030
$20,000 ~·icy in large, Mortg1gu1 T.D. 1 6345 Compl•t• fun•rals de.Ya. Ota:••· CM 54SJ...«i9'J . CLEAN Lots, 1•rages, ~.... Calif from $245 etc. Tree removal, dump.
view home. W~t So, · IF the Tnl5f: Deed you own la C•m•Nry lots FEEL aete w/mature exp. aik:ip backhoe, fill,
prop., home, units. eying up cub you need. call ftom $l30 ai~r. My fiome days. grade. 962-8145
' Agent 642{1495 543-8381 Includes Endowment Care Harbor-Fairview. 549-0706 I==="=======
Will Trade Equity in '67 ANNOUN-CEMENTS Everytbf.ng tn one beauWul 6620 Ironing 6755
Chev lmpala still under and NOTICES place means lfn cost Contractors Ironing done my home.
Warranty for older car or '!1---------No trattlc p>oblems. e ROOMS ADDITIONS e S:l &: up,
1786 A Westminster Ave ., Found CfrH Ads) 6400 lt!IOl Beach. Westm.lnster LT ~--tl ·~ At•-s c Costa Mesa. . . '"'"""true on ~ uo·• t. .M.
VERY Y ,__ h , _ _, 531·1725 893-U21 Family roonu. kitchen or
W !-• 40 42 "~ b' oung:, ...,,.., a"""'•
1s:'"" or u •.r~-cal m grey kitten w/faint black unita, Single stmy er 2; P•p9rh1ngln1
or ne~r wit ow stripes, big blue eyes & Dea M.morlal Perks 6421 pWui custom designed. For Pllntlng 6850
hours on engine. For real collar. N .. N.B elem schl & estimates &: 1"'~"t, phon• I ----=-------1 """" C 11 • · · Four burlal spaces in ....,..,.. PAINTIN property or . . . . a pier. 673-2473 Harbor Rest Memorial e &tT-1511 e . * G &
67'5-51-35, eves. 645-1564 PRESCRlPl'ION 1t1nglas.ses Parit $700. Owner 839-1894 e R. J. HUFFMAN e DECORATING *
Trade 22' Day Sailboat fo·-' m· v•"'~">"ty 0 1 b -Add Kl! &•"' .. _ lDterior, exterior .,,.... ~.,, SERVICE DIRECTORY nuum · · u• c:a...... LI 'd In 'd. G t··' on trailer. Yorktown & Beach Blvd. OR 3-4459 • U 8-4780 c · 5 ua.ran =-... T d t A L .1 0 1 CUetom work cnly. ra e <:Jr 962---5466 Ip.-.. t, i I 6520 Additions * Remodeling HARRIS PAINTING 642-4558
I utility t.railer. FOUND . L drom vi ~, H. '--~ LI 51().6203 ; m aun at c, QUAIJTY asphalt seal eoe.t "''"" ~•'-• c. PAINI1NG Ext Int Ext Balboa Blvd. & COllSt Hwy. 613-600. * 54~2170 • ' . & ~-1-driveways &: ""..L-. u., _,,_ IT .,.. --Have: Newp::irt Heights J Br Bracelet willt initial.a. Call ing·~.~ 894-3129 ..,....... ========='I ...,. ........... ~ -r·
111 B' Corn •• lot '" 500 -,;;;;;;;;;-""-""'==-= C I Cl I 6625 Free est. Acoust. edl. · • · _,, · & identify. 675-1355 .,.. •rpe ••n ng 543--5325
Eq. $12,250. Want: Whal DRIVEWAYS .1 Parking lots ~~~~-~---1 have you" BASSETI' Hound found 9/10 repaired & seal coated. Frtt CARPET I: Furn. cleaning; PAINTING And Papering, 11
R. Ross i.tyers Jr. 673-G'!Sti Fashion Island malL Call eM. lteu. 530-1413 f<>r 1 day 1ervke & quality you call me we both benefit. "0u-p1-,x-1roe--,.,,-,-cl-..,-.-Ea-,-1.11 ,642~-44=83=~-c--,..,-,,--work, call Sterlin& for Exclusive but not expensive
COLLEGE
STUDENTS
AVAILABlf
for all types of work
PART TIME
Afternoons or eves,
SOUTHERN CAL.
COO.EGE
STUDENT
EMPLOYMENT
SERVKE
Kl 5·1171
side Co&ta Mesa Income MALTESE kitten abt 5 mo Babysitting 6550 brightness! 642-8520 Try me and Re. 541-3157
$3,00J for single or units & old, vie. 38tb &, Seashore. rn me love them when you ===;;====== SCHWARTZ walleoverlngs & MATIJRE Couple wants posl·
TD's or '! 0wnef' 642*2890 675-5109 mu.st leave them; cltild G1rd1ning 6680 paint sales & installation tion as.,!partment mets. for
TD's or? c>.vner 642-2&XJF_OU_ND __ 9_/Ll __ D_,..-rt~Turt-le care, my ho m e: middle-ANTHONY'S Mobil 1tore, home app't apt&:··~~
Evenings. ca Shields Dr. Hunt. Bch. aged ttllable mother. Vic. Gard•n Service 84.7-1659 Dom11tit H•lp
23· Trailer, good tires, eiec· c87_1-~7=n=o=~--,~-Brookhurst A Adatn.ll, H.B. 64,1948 Painting Exterior/InW:ior
7035
tric brakes, clean, 3 room, MALTESE kitten abt 5 mo De,yg ·or eve..; Ca 11; "" Free Estimates!
bit-ins. $100.J. value. Trade old, vie. 38th i: Sea.shore. 962-50l2. LANDSCAPING * &42-i669 * 548-8712
tor pick·up, speed OOat or'!'! 675-5109 1 ""Bab=y"'.,"·t"'m-y-:bo-m-,,--=..,,c-,-,~ch ~~~ANCE EXTERIOR • l n t e~.
642-5741 ADORABLE orange kitten. family, daytime, 5 days Cbmplete Cleanup. Reu. Sped.al prices for apt!, Neat
J lots Comm'! zone Newport 940 Paularino, C.M, weekl,y, Age 2-5. Costa work. Reta. 847-1358
·"th· !-,,=======:=: Mesa .._,.,,_ ~ Ja,....nese Gardener wt mcomenowfromex:lst·1· =====·~~;;_:=--·-· ~~·oR •EXTERIOR · 3 .. "1 BABY.,..,.,......,T O>mp1ete Yard Service ... ~l.&:m.I "" mg units, $38,00l equity, Lott ._ ~•l •u~G: Age 2 • 5 Painting. ~ Day Special
TradeforDuplexQ.IMarea.1;:.=-------fenced yard, hot lunches E::xp.Freeest.Landscap~. LI •••• Ch~-•=~os
Bkr. 675-l971l COLLIE, sable & whlte C.M. Area 54.5-SJn ext~ Oean-up. ~1332 -546-0724 c. IE ..... u""' '""""" ;,;=,--,.-,~-..,-,.-~I male, answers to Sandy. CUt & Ed La INTER Or Ext. PAINTINC, S~,500 equity in loveiy Ir· Lost nr. w arn er & MCYfHER Wi.!hes to babysit, Maintenance~ L~sed IMMED. SERVICE. Local
Vine Terrace home. Want Edwards. 8 4 6 -18 6 2 or weekly; fenced yd.; So. S48-4808, aft 4 PM ref. FREE est 54&-1627
DOMESTIC
HELP
Llve' in or live out
Hous•k••pert
Excelslor Agency
430 So. Broadway, LA 00013
(213) 683-M4'7 (213) 620-1735 small Comm'l, Residential 546-1144 Reward. Coast Plaza area. 546-2617
Income, or submit. Cheshire FOUND: Stingray bike, vie. AGE J to 5, loving care. Vic.
!teal Estate. 675-2503 Lido Sands, N.B. Call &-Garfield/Yorktown east d
European Landscaper Plumblng 6890 LIVE INS
The Finest at Reuonable Employer paya Jees
* *
REAL ESTATE
General
* identify 642-5567 Beach. 962-7222 Price 496-3M3 Evening Plumbing 24 hr. serv. Work Geol'J'e Byland Agency R-ES-.-A-Co_m_c_'l_G_ard~,-,,.,-g 1 guar. Uc., Insur.; remodel, 106 BE. 16th S.A. 547~95
LOST 9/10 Siamese OlOC BABYSITTING for working Lie. Xlnt work, Re... repair, rooter serv. 531-1566 ..,..,_e,. live-ins. Choorlul point Male cat. No collar. mother, my own home, 646-6222 cr ~1434 "-1U1'
Vic Park Lido. NB. wkly, Kiddy yd. 642-2342 RMnod•I., Rtptlr, 6940 Fi::rn.,.~~tntAg. ~cyriene.._":!·8703 " MOWING, Eda;lng vacalawn. ... ~ .... ..._ Reward! 64v-7995 BABYSITI'JNG all a & " Gen'l clet.Dup. Hauling. ADDmONS ~
Loll 6100 Resort Property 6205 FEM.ALE pup, short haired, welcomed. C.M. area. Odd Jobi. * 548-6955 H 1 Want d Men 7200 black w/br9.vn marldnp; 642-6203 Carpentry Ir palntin& • P 1 '
,... ... "'-NB 6'rrr5971 Japanese Gardening Ca.II Dick 642-1197 PORTAFINA LAGUNA MOUNTAIN cabin located in vie. \,...ll.LL ....,,,, • Bric:k, Ma10nry, .tc. Profeulonal Matnt. Land .. ! ,,========~I
Panoramic View Lots R'unning Springs. Member-I..DST: Vic .of '707 Victori•, 6560 aca.plng. Oeanup. 646-6503 S•wlng 6960 PART TIME
12 MEN White and coast-ship to club avail. Cabin CM, Min. Dachs'hund, male; I "-'-"'=-------I
will accomodate 16 people. "Tiger''. Reward. 645-0fJ.c BRICK Concrete "-~--. CLEAN·Up, tree ten', rototil, DRESSMAKING &: alter&· line vlews ' · ........_~, ... ,, ,,..,..,.d1-....i .. t.i -•-··-· WORKERS GOOD
426 Nyes Place ~e family rm. WI cam SMALL White poodle, unclip-CUstom Cabinets. S m a J I e·~ ,"''" •t" ....... e ... , ........ , t lo n s b y ex pet t HARD •
NO WAITING cau for definite time appt
774-7251
Advertising
Manager
Engineering
Technician
To work closel,y with ~
neers on development ·of
dlgital electronics d at a
equipment and digital mag.
0r8Jlg'l! Cowity facility d. In-netlc recording transports.
temational Corporation has Uoderstanding of electronic
an immediate requltement tundame11tals required and
for an aggressive, eXJ)eTienc· experience with fabrlcatlpn
ed advertls;tt,g and public re-and test of electronic ~
lations manager. Prefer de-• cuib'y desirable.
gree, and related indus1:rial Call BOB '11-10R.NE
experience. Please submit TALLY
resume to: Corriput1r Products Div. p......,., De¢. 714.542.1196
ITT Jabsco
1485 Dalo Way,
Costa Mesa, Cal, 92626
An equal opportunity
employer
ITT JABSCO
Hi·fi Components
SALESMAN
Experlehce not neoeuary but
mullt be tamiliar with stereo
equip.ment. ExcellE!'lt oppor·
tunlty for a Hi·Fi hobbyist
to enter the audio business
with e. growing company,
Must be over Zl.
646-8895
IMPORTED CAR
MECHAHIC
EXPERI™CED
Full Hme, 5 day week.
Excellent working rooditions!
Top Salary! O:lntact •• , _,,,,,,,_
MARQUIS MOTORS
900 So, C08st Highway
Laguna Beach 494-7503
TOOL & OIE MAKER
• Part tim• Days
e Good Wa911
1604 Monrovia Ave,
Newwrt Beach
Exp9ri1nc9d
Full Tim•
LOT MAH
EXCELLENT WORKING
CONDITIONS!
TOP SALARY!
Cont.act Bob Thomp50n
MARQUIS MOTORS
900 So. Coast Hiwy
Laguna ~ch 494--7503
CAREER
OPPORTUNITY!
Join toda..ys faatest growlna:
profession.Mutual Fund aalea
No experience nett11~
We train . tull or part time
Mutu1I Fund Advisors,
Inc:.
Npt B. 1603 Westcl!ft 64U422
S.A. 1212 N. Broadw11
517-8331
Tailor·fiHer
Must be experienced on
quality tailoring, Penna·
nent position, excellent
bene11ts.
Apply UM p.m.
Robinson's
Newport
Fashfon Island
Newport Beech
first. Alter 5 pm. 54&-1464 ped, female, named Piper. jobs OK Free Est 96z.6945 haul g. spray. 64&-5848 Se&mstresstrallor Re a a . PAY, STEADY WORK FOR.
Laguna Beach REWARD 494-87t'6 EXPERT Japanese garder; 842-5993 evea NEXT 6 MONTHS. 6:30 TO EXPERIENCED salesman to
-__ (_71_4_l _4_94-_9_388 ___ ,0ut of State Prop. 6208 , BRICKS;.!lk., con c re t-~-· Ing • H B F V CM area SEWING & Alt ti 10 P.M. $300. PER MONnf. sell the world's finest sailing
An equal opportunity
employer
carpen .. ,,, new or ttPau-. · ·• · ·• · · · • era on• yacbta, Mature penonaJity
2 LOTS oo Santiago, NB 20 AC. Elko, Nevada ne'8J' Peraonllt 6405 Any type ronst. 5JG.-&185 * 841--0llZ * Experienced. Rea!OO•bltc necessary. Indoctrination Gardener Cash, Terms or trade AMERICAN GARDNER • 546-2617 • Ask for Mr. R•ld Fee Simple. 646-856.5 Meadow Valley Tract Ir fR£E1 C•r-ntering 6590 774.7251 supplied. Write Box M 204 Experienced iandacape i8J'o
Fwy. Hwit., fish nrby. • r-Exper. eommer. A: resld. -Daily Pilot. dener. Minimum of 2 to 3
.C ACRES land in Oregon. $1600; SW down, S20 Mo. Basic Boating Class•& e HOME REPAIR e Free Estimates 968-1911 S.wing Mach. R~_rs.:_~962 _________ 1 ·-,s;;:,-::,.::cic"•'"m=u"°on-a"'tte,.-..,~.,-1, yrs, exPe-tietlce in commer-
Reasonable. Call 842•156l f0l' Owner Box 1007, Glendale, Offered to Public by Cabinets :re m··'o de JI n g. ' clal landscape gardening,
information. Cal. B1lba1 Pow•r Squad ran Prompt, r easo n a bl• 0.neral S•rvlCM 6612 NAl,t1rationts-6420 2-5845 Busboys & :!::e:~e~~lorida~e~:: Exctillent Company belle.
LOT, GoU course view $5000 -=========!Starting 7 PM Mon. Sept"l6 .,,.,,_ 6""6 ea • accura e, yrs. exp. fib!. Please contact: -~~ • 1 DAY """"" Home & Dishwashen 3928 E. °""' Hiway, CdM equlty. Will sell or trade. Exchang•s, R. E.. 6230 at Newport Harbor YachtMASl'ER ~~=~c,..A,..R~P"E~N~T~E~R apt cleanJng • .....:.. ... walls, THE ffilB of actlvlty tor SERVICE S Mr. Balleng«, 642-0125 ~1286 Club T20 W. Bay Ave., New· ~11.. servlca tiualneues .•• the .Full time, over 18 taoon Salesman NURSER
RANCHO SANTIAGO port Beach. NO ADVANCE New It repaira, $l hr. windows, paintina;. 642-8520. Quli1ied Adi. Dill 6'2-' .. S Apply in Person Older man fine. Top wages YMAN
TRIPLEX lot 18th & Wallace 4 Plex, Incorpe $700 mo. REGisrRATION NECES. 53&-3900 aft. 5 PM Ste"tllng for hrlgbtneul to -Ofter you: RITl.ce NOW. Bob's Bin Boy & eomrnl.aalon. Olevron Sta.' Exp. Nurseryman .to work fn
key lot, no.950. No sub. E . i-000 f b. ch REPAIRS TERAT!ONS H ..... cl • ti-A~ A M--~·-HB a young Ptolf'e:NVe retail OwnerBoXS42 Sedona.Ariz qwty '"~• or L><;a SARY, ENROLL AT a.ASS *AL a ...... g, ean-up, garaa;ea NO matter wbat tt i., you 154 E. 17th St, C.M. -;;~;;;;-';;"";;"'"'-'.O";i'-:;:~::::::;• =· Nursery in Orarwe O:>unty
' · borne, Newport to Seal Bch. 646-8422 or 6~18$ for more CABrnEI'S, Any alze job, Etc .•. • .Free Eltimat8. can RD tt with a DAILY EXPER. Mechanic: also near the beach. Pleasant
Ranch11 6150 Owner. 543-1129 or 735--023() into, 25 yn, exper, 548-6713 A.nytlmt ••• Jim 5'8-5325 PILOI'WANT AD!! 642-6678 l--Sa=-l:-----1c;-8=--Automotive Machinist surroundings. Room for ad-
evea. Also z===~~~~~··?.:-~-~-~-~~-;-~~=-~~~~~~==°"! eS, OYer Costa Mesa Auto Worka vancement. Intervlewa tn
BL.EMS? H i B h 2066 l?lacentia, Costa Mesa person only. Call for ap. TAX PRO R. E. Wanted 6240 unt ngton HC I ('li""r. 'STAR GA'ZEK"'~ .., .. promotlo" Jobi avail. BOYS..,_ .. 10 d 15 "''"''"'"'· 642-2248 .....
This 60 Acre secluded ranch, WANTED F.ASTBLUFF 3 4 Regialnltion at Huntington l....l\Jtfl, "-¥ Large fnt'l. corp. $10,000 1st years or age for ~en!JV days only
ooly milultes from Santa or 5 BR, Lusk lx>rrie. f>rin. ~chl6Hia:'!..,~~I Monday _Alt ~ CLAYJ. ~ year. Management opportu-work. Good commissiona. -~=~---~-1
Ana, in the CkNeland Nat'l. cipals on1y 644-0036 =v.. . .....---cont!nue ~ ~ 22 Ji. Y-Oo»y MMt, °""" Jv1 SOoT :n m nlties. Call morns. on 1 y. Call 800 at ~53'75 Hi Fi Technician Forest, oou]d be the ~. ' througbout the Fall. N«. 2: Accorrll"ll ,.. die Sto,.. 'od.' 22 ~.Ml,.) 539-1183. For store In Costa Mesa. ~
3 Bdrm. house, 8 Acree: avo-BUSINESS end THE ORIGINAL r\ 7·12-~ Ta develop rnu1ag1 for Sundoy, + 6-~ SERVICE station atte nd portunlty 10 advance to _.. ca~ N•W m'""" Jeatures. FINANC IAL l.J4S.57-71 NOdwordsc:cnespmdlngto~ bl w/mechanlca1 exp. F\lil ~ •--v ---------1 Si I Dan ~TMJWS of)QWZod.lacbirth sign. 3t • Bo1t A1Hm ll"HXP .,_ A'·· PT nl Vice manager. Must be 1a· Owner will acx.-ept-pre.paid 8 0 ; 6300 ftlll"I es ce ,,,._ 21 c wue. ...., man tes & mlliar with !lOIJd 1ta~ equip.
interest &: carry lst TD. F\lll us. pportunlt • and s:n ''THE MOST'' IMY 1* ~g:-'-~~ ~::-~= : p:f,:;:';,!•ra wkmds. 1697 PlaCenua, CM mettL Xlnt fringe benefits.
prioe Sll0,000. For 1urthet CANDY Open Wed .. Thurs., Fri., Sat. • .J:!t1 ~:fi.,~ H~ ~;'onflld 10..n~ Apply In person SERVICE Stltica attendant. 646-8895
Details, call K. W. Small SUPPLY ROUTE Happy Hr. 7-1:30 Dtnnel' to 9 -·· sn. 35Wlttt 651"' JenHn Marin• Cor p. ~ nee, Good woridng ====~~---
wllh 1Part or Ni Time) DANCERS CORNER _. ~~ 36 At<ant :;~ ....,,..wus 21 Fil<:htt, Costa Mtta oond. Daya Uhion Oil. 393 WONDERJUL 0pportw:z117
Eckhoff & Asaoc., Inc. Ex:cellmt inconie for few hn. 1.f38~ N, Main at Edlnp,tt GAfl. :.: 1~ ~= 61Y«l'N MCH.ta: ./1& E, 17th CM with crowtnc Co. A.rtlbitiom
1818 W. Oiapman Ave. weekly wont (Days or S•nta Ana 542·9306 !.~t! 9 To )9..._ NIT'*'t cC tt ml CLEAN UP OY' YoWIC men 25-35. Salaey, no ~-Cali! Q;.!-?!-~ IOni.. "0•1 ~ ','1 ~ t-1S.2S376 BOOK STORE B salet. P l ea 1 ant aur---~·· · Eve!), -...s "'"""· * Si I Ad Its * ~ !! """" ;:i-";;iW' nr"'~ ~..,. ·• ~'pplng clork ,--'·'. MWlt Pt. time'"""'' 3 hn 5 "'" SU-2621, Eve.wkndl 53Ui911. in& money trmi catn aper. ng e U ~,• .... ,,~.., ::M...ch n,,~ .. ~ 'b:; •tlbJ., rnWt•~eatllll·"" wedrt)', 6Q..3266 rounding• and warklni con· ated dispftl8el'I 1:n O:l8tn 'Yoo can mttt from 2 to ft';l Jt.M» "*"#!'ol'r m:.._,,._. -~ ""-dltionl. Wrtt. .D&il¥ PiJot 10 --...1 ..... ,_ th --'l» 15Alt'• .SflufUni 73Moy ···' » AwJ.Y m&ftq:er, 9:30 AM, PART time h' l p, ex~ Box M 206 Acre... 6200 Mest.$nd ~ attas. new """'.,... uua man MJ" M\lpf r ~!loel-I ''~ -.20 Pi~ Bo* Store, South pedenced te'l"'rice sta.tlon at• l----:::-~::----·I
1;.;.:==----";..;.;. ,......,. N....., -.Cts and ovuy month tor th• 3-~ .?-' IH~ l: ¢:"" ,, ,,... 1-16.2MI Cout Plua. tmdent ,..,..,.... Top pay Box Boys
10 Acres ln BcaGU and Nat:ionlllb' Advertilll'd hat 5 YHl'I • • • Prwelttt.-ttJ_._ .f'JN J:~ n..tt..7& + W NTED .. -p1 ~ In ~· • EXP. MACHINIST comm. """72T A View to the ocean. Con-Ov'id.y Ban.) Sl:f:iO Tola! w tAh Yol1. l'w ter.. • 20,...._ fl~ ft:. ~
ventent <o SM Lui• R«Y euh ft'!1Ulr!d. For Pl."flClUll erttna recorded ~. ,,m -AL-vtt ilt:"" »Y""-at. µ.w. u , TO OPERATE, MILL,. DRIVTh'G butructor wanted
Down &. Country Oub. Ast. intemew; wend NUM, ltd-dial 836-6200. .B.M.a 51• ,.: ., ING MACHIN!-, ITC. fQt State Ucenaed .:bool.
ing $2,800 pa-ac. Submit dn9 lll1d phone number to: PRI party 1el1Jn.a: ~ ~~-• • Columbl Yachts Wlll tralD. 547-6101
)'DUI' tl."l"llll. TRANS.WEBl'D\N Ho 11d•1 H-1.ttl Spe. 275 McCormick Ave.. CXJUNTii JU.H • .f)rp«.
Maw Mcl>onNd:. RttJtor t>lSJ'R.IBlJJ'ING CO. membn'lhip, Worth '5IXI b' ~ Cotti Mftli Oc:,-Auto Parts
C7U) -5Q1 N. AZUSA.AVE. onlJ' SlSO. Good f« 3"" ":..: . iDYStaA•--:llm Placfn .. , Olola M ...
<10 So. Maln, """""*' C)al. IXJVINA, CALIF. 91121 Call -'7Mn6 ._Part t1n1o. --""" FULi,,. Tln1e -. waao
DAJLY P!LOTWANT ADS THE QUICKER YOU CW.. Doll1 Pllcl ..... ..,, COrvay°""'"1,llll&OJut -. °" U111wnlt7 camp10.
llOOK STORE
AJll'eal•e )Wiii'" man • tD
,..,.--~ 9,30 A.V., .....,.., -
BRING RESUl11l!I TllE Q<JlotElt YOU SELL _ _;AJ=...,.=:....:•_;Go-Go::..;=' --'-------------------------H..,,., IAcUna-°"'' 33>-GIO
wick -s..... llooth °""' Pia>&. ,,.. •...;;;==..;;;... ____ •
• I • .t .
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---------. -· ---·~----~-----~-----~-...... --------~~------------....--""I"' ....
llW PUlliD
l . fACTOIY
J Elll'ANSION IN
, OllAHGI .COUNTY
l ~ Pr.vi•• : ..: o.,t. Oponl ....
1 MEN ARE NOW BllNG I lllT'ERYl£WtD. HIRED
AND TRAlNID ro FU.
<;000 PO!llTIONS wmt
• TOP STARTING PAY. ! $512. mo. & up
DISHWASHER
Apply In pertnn
W P.M. 00"1
Snack Shop '#1
230S E. Co•st Hwy.
Coron• dtl Mir
Exf*'1enced
EXPl!lllDICED
PROOF OPIRATOll
roLL TIME
UNITED CALIPOltNIA
IANK
4525 MocAnhur llvd.
Newport hach
54~2•
b .. ual opportW\l!>'
employer
MARSHALL
COMMUNICATIONS
Ono of Orange•County's f••l'5t grow·
ing comp.it., oriented c.omp•nln ha1
lmmodl•lo openings for people with
the following qualifio•lions:
mi66 P,.im .Acathm'I
• ecimpte 12 Wffk mokllnC and fti:llabllc courte
ott ............ '"'"""!loo Ill: * Moolollnt. poohl,.. wtlldnt * Mobup for oil ..... 1-'* H"nlfllnt ond fltu,. -'-'nt * Poohlon1 ond w•nlrobo plonnlnt * Poroonollty MM! poloo * sp..ct. ,,.. otl~uott•
A MUST POR EVIRY TEENAOI GIRL
AT ONLY $5.DCI WEEK
I. u ll"ali6td &od •< pied Co
.. an the payroll this week. L01n or Fin1nce Main "A UNIQUE position for a
One o( Ameriea'• fastest unique person. The Coata growl~ tt.nance Compe.nles Mesa· Vlsltor SeMce has an
,_, -for experienced imm~att opening tor a
• Engineering ldminislr11iwe
Manager
eveninl lll\d weekend clUlta 13 )'rt tbru atulta
0'931 lhach IMI -Sult• R -1147·1122
Huntington ... ch
"
Both tklli<d ""4 -
I -... """" u """"'""'
l' ifn'l Mec-y, t.l'ld ft~
en l!q\J&l oppcrl'Unit;y em-
' "'""'·MINIMUM ! QUALlflCATIONS
~ • Aae 20 eronr ~ • ff[ tchool grH or • 11 ~ulvalent ;·~~
: • MKhanl~lty Inclined
• Able to ttart work
now
nm:RVIEWI
MONDAY&: 1'JIN>AY
Kl 3-9289, oxt. U
Alli. for Mr. Hill,
Pen:IMel Depa.rtmot
mature woman inter ested in or tnexpcrienced man. M•)' a.ta MHL A llklrlJ: fer
have up to S yra experience meetin&: new people la
wtth a consumer finance Co. necellU')'. Plat experience
Bank, or related Compan)'. with aalff to bul1nffan ls
&a!ellent a1ary I. benema. dHirlillble. 1'bla la a part
Trr Appt, CllJ at write time poaitlon whlch alloW5
Jack O:luntryman at yoo to chooae your own
642·2972 bourw. Pleue forward your
FIC FINANCE CO. ......,. to Coo<> M.,. Vlsl.,..
Tat Technician
1906 Harbor, Costa Mesa Ser;vi<:e, P. o. Box 1m,
'I'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,. I Newport Beech, Calli,'
RN's
To perform &al te.U on Med • IUr'I· AJl llhlftl. OB
complex e1ectronlc equip. 3-ll, ICU 7.3, 3-11, 11-7,
ment Mull be WnUW with OR 7.J and on call. Con-
opent1on of all types of tact Director of Nunn.-.iectn.uc tell equlpment Cofta Mesa Memorlal. Hosp.
'I,
• Reil-Time Proarammen
• System fnaineers
• Senior Secrelaries
• Receptlonisl/PBX Operlfor
' e Clerk Typbls
• As$emblJ Oper1tors
14IO
PAltT nME
SECRETARY
Outdoo• -5' Adl<.nl1lng •
llEWl'OltT BEA
846-lt!OS
CASHIER. • COUNTER GIRL
5 •)' week. No Week.end
or HoUd.ay wed.
m<ll!OO "" -
HAJRDRESSERS • J'odow·
tnr.,.tN.,.shop,(dloco·
Uon. Alk tor B • e II: 1 , -Apnci11, Men I
Y(-n 7550
ARGUS EMPLOYMENT
forld.lft op8' ••••••••• • S2.Ul
Manactr trne • , • , • , • • St $425
Girl Friday •••••••.•• St 1325
ARGUS EMPLOYMENT
CONSULTANT AGENCY . ,• ---=-=-c::--c=:--...... be ...... drn.. suit-··2 21•• '. GAS CO. abte '"' ...,... ....... """ ~ • -Cen or send resume to: Bu.ldrtver 548.T7'118
OcNn View School Dist :IOO -· N.B.
·St11dy Employment wrii. '•" _......,.. GIRL FRIDAY Coll 6'16-9611 Pmnanent pootlton wtO. .,.. 2230 S. Anne St.
. --~-• i:':: ... =E.=l=Tth=St,:··=·=·IL=Ml=.ml:. Slutlst:U\lie driwn .-. 1 ;
fl.Tl Ju-. POMibl< tull U... tn Schoolo-lnotrvctt.n 7.00
fuhn. WW troln. Ith -~ outdoor jot>I now teuional nnn. ~ eo wpm,
-"-.No -AUTO MECHANIC """"'-~-· -. l 1f _ _.. DIMTAL & MEDICAL ' '!IK ,,,,.,. kt medwdeal ftes;t.-.!R-old Pkluant desin!d. Salary ~ ikDl b!J,ptW, You pt fine ......... 16 un. f'tl.te-•th bW~ ~... -~ Santa Ana, California ;::....-~~ ASSISTANT ~ •t:rillnlnl ud. sood bqbmlnz cl.Mn predJdon 'N'Cd. '° . .a w1 a v· ~ iw. or_.,
:' ..,.,,.. A\ltoblAOc pey ...,.. ~-You """" IL Re-. -S· A..,,_LESLADY
b fr..4 PM 7972 W&m!I' HB Wam1n to bUi. tor politlon
' • • --A.llllt.antt Mel Sec:ftt:uiM
l -. u wdl u advancement ""'""' man OK. Aluminum
1 opportunities. Beneftts tn-body aper-pnl. bit not "" Exp in Fine Ready to wear A
dudfnl, 5 My wet. pa.Id !:~"!':_lot Mrs. White, Sparta W8.l'. Full time.
An equal opportunity employer IOOKKEliPi!R tn Docun <>moos and ...,..
A/P """ ---pttals. ..... o.u... -°""" neceuary. A pp l y W. D. plfte ~-Receptialrlst, ---------------·----
vaca&na. boU&.Y.. com-~ .......,.... GENE'S
puy ..,.i m. -..,,.,., .n.. RIGGER Help Woritocl
Women 7~ Help W•-
Women
Schodt Co., ~ &. Green-PltJlk: iw.tlom. Labon-
ville St., Santa Ana. tory, ~ end Qwm.
i!IWb' 6: ptUclD pl.an. Mutt lcnow: 2.100 Harbor &Yd. CM 7•00 WAlrrED' l\efln<d iedy f« A&•""'°· Harrt<d or-· be.byaltti..oc, own tr an • , Will not interfere with Pf""
Mesa dd Mu area. Reh ent job. Blair Cdlep of
JK-el S da wk. 414 bn. Call Medical A Dental Asliat&ntl. APPLY AT
ll1t So ...... Coll<p Blvd. -.Calli.
-thru rrt 8:30 tot
Southern Counties
Gas Com111nr
b """"' ; :1 oppartmlJt;y .,.,..,,_
L G RANGE
TOOLING
PllOOltAM NEIDSr
• CARPINTERS e WOODWORKERS
e TOOLING &
LAYOUT MEN
. , ... --lrulldlnt
experhnce prwf1rnd. :but __ ..,_
Columbl• Yacht
215 M<Cemilck A-
Colto -
OPBIN6
IMMB>IATnY
fwC-wllh
Hotel.Club up.
Coll Chef, Oscar Zink
llEWPORllR 11111
• SPLICING CAREER GIRLS
• SWADGING exper1......t Ssle,.ui. and/ NIGHT
NURSES
Columbia Yachts or Manag@t'S. 2 YMn exper·
275 McCormick Ave. lence in womens wear.
Costa Mna APROPOS, Town A Country, Oranee. 543-3082 SERV, Station Attendant; I;-;===-:-::-.,..,-;---I da,ya: over 21; experienced MATUREHoutekeeper
A will be bonded. APPb' warited, for 2 aduJta .l 10
OlevroD 8t&Uon. Harbor A mo. baby. Pvt rm, btith,
San DJeao FwJ., Co&ta ~~erm. Job only.
Mesa
Registered NurM1 '°'
night 1hl~. Excellent ..1.,.., •rid benefits.
Dl1hw1ther &. Bua Boys
Apply in penc11
No pbcmt cailt
SUR, & SIRLOIN
5830 Pacific Clout Hwy
Newport Beach
NEW I: uaed car detail man
I. 1ot mu. lhral pey •
allowancn, P'Ull time, 5
de/wk 8-5. Clxltact Bob a.a. David J. Pbllllpa
B u 1 c Ir ~ Pmtlac .. Opei,
~-'91-l1>41
•FRYCOOK e
Graveyard Only. 2 yrs eJC11
nee. 8tart $100 wk.
OoCtqe O:ifee Shop
582 W. 19th St., C.M,
WANT Women to learn
power 9eWing & cutting for
upbo11.te.ry abop w o r k .
642-lf.Sf. or lS31 Newport
Blvd., CM
ST. JOSEPH
HOSPITAL
SEAMSTRESSES 0'1ngo 633-9111
Exper. for fast growina: wom-1~=~~===:-.,-= .,,., -·u mfa. Gto0"Y STENO S«:RETARY
place to wor1c plus good Jiil)'. N&WPORT IEACH
IBIO MOMWia, CM. PHILCO FORD CORP. e SAJ..ES.DKEAM JOB, e SPACE A 1t£ENTRY
Keep your importet job u SY.fl'EMS DIVISION
wife Is mother A earn a Req\UrH H.S. dlpioma and. 2
wkly pay check.. 54$.8526, yean: e>qlleli~ ln aero
54+-3854., ~ • p • c • tndunry. Security
R!SPCliSIBLE Penm to tdil: dnrtnce hllplll. 1'ot kiter-
w1tb 6 mo old, 1bun -Mon view, C9ll tor appointment
4:30 -T:30 p.m. M)' home. Mrt. Gana.. 833-1"1 Ext
Temp. lU school jirl ok! lifil
PBX Operllor,
Must. baw recent expert.
ence multiple b o a r d..
Knawledp of teletype:
and/er twine dH.iraNe.
Aftemllon/rmm.: abUL
TJPisf
Heavy typing •• , tech-
nical. El ..... typewrlle<
6 IBM: ~ dicta~
q macbina.
Clerks
545-8180 Write givinz addrus and
R.ECEP'llONIST • lt typtna
xlnt wort:lnr cond In fut
growlnr Co. CEC/Benmar
3cm W. Warner Ave, s.A.
""""" RN Pl' nn 3-11 A ll·T. LYN
full It pt tm 3-ll. Xlnt Ml.
frlnle benetits. Parle Udo
Cbnv. HOllJI. 642-2fl.O
1)rpiat-Oerk
td~booe number to Boa
Mm, Dally Pilot.
newport
school of
business
133 Dover Dr., N.I,
6'46-0153
Inheritance tax oHI~ needs CtykOlld'• OJstom
accurat1 !Wlat with figure Upholstery
aptitude. Good pot~tlal for Now you can learn cuatom
rtgbt cfrl. 541-0638 upMJ..ltry in your span, LIVE-"'°="IN:,....~hs~ .... -.~..,,-~ .. -PPY-I time. · Momlnp, altemoona
tam, 1 child; prlv. rm., ba., • tveninf clas1e1. 642--1454
Npt borne. Sal. op e n or Tl.stt oar shop at lSJl
540-&c2 Newport Bl•d., C M
...._ Ligbl Jobi "'°"' Wonr. 7500
e lot LESSON FREE •
GUITAR leaaona fn rock, folk
.l clustcal CUllar; sped.al
courses in the lel.d stylta of
Hendrix, Clapton, Deck, etc.
Call: l'B-7713 KeJPunch Oper.
WANTED:
Top Real Estate
Profftsi-11
Min 1 }T tndustrl&I exp, Openinp for experienced lic-SM..ESldm' .. Nationa
lariea:t womm'1 aboe cha1n bu_ ... ,_ tBM k~h. ensed Pernmel to auoc:iate
1tzi Equal ~t, with a newly org:anhfd ''Pro-
BABYSITl'ER. 'Itiun., Fri., Em I fessionaJ Real Etute Mv-
615-4161
MISS Wri&tit'11 rite, to b'Pt
write rll:bt before 1ehool.
lnatant JeamJns. Otncoat
10-1-Typln( ........
11J Del Mar, CM 543-2859 trainees. Odact M r .
--fO< App<
2 d
·-
to 5:30 an S1.t. 8 to 5:30;1--:r==,.O.,""=;--S ket1n&; orpnlz&tton.''
my -.. Wul c... CLERK TYPIST Slenos & ecys • New Ottl"" ...... ln>m
PNductlon Tralnff 642-1987 to tn.in as \oan elC!'OW' pro. &Ibo& Ialand
Apply In perni WOMAN Wanted to be.byalt &: cessor. MUlt be able to type Shorthand, typtnc, ii: &en-• Guanntetd Income, 1'u1l
TROY ENGRAVING Co. Jl&ht bousewark Mondey 615 wpm accurately I. be able en.I ottke duties. bm.trance covenae
2322 & PWJ.man St. tbru Friday, % ~ full dft.y. to do &1mpte f1i'Urlnl. •Pak! vaoattoft
Santa AM Oallf Call aft" 5 PM 962--5242 ApPly fn person: • Bonua Plan
TUTORING
All leveb math, grd 1ehl
eel., HS physics. 962.,m * ART CLASSES
by Robert Thompson
' . WORLD SA YING I: LOAN e Profit Sha.tin SECURITY GUARDS 0000 -..,._ i... '"" LVN. 1t•11•1 obllt. Awir ,., s. eoan Hli•..., COWNS PROPERT1ls WEST
E;<chai'ft ttdderlt1al dewlap-Newpcrt Salon, t:>llowtna ~a Beach N Q r a I 11 g Lagwia Beach ' Reskl~lial Dtvl.don
Harbor Artt OO..s590
n1ent tn the Newport Beadl ~ GG.aST * 49'-«115 * Executl.,. Secretary RADIO (0. Mr. D. H. Snilth for appl
area. Must have prwioul ex-1'UlL TIME Managt"rlal posiHOl'I open tn 642-0344 ~· ltft&\1lar daya and FOOD DELJ. Secret•ry ntaD ahop. Interestlnc rash. 19700 JamborH Road Want--'
houn. Plea3e lleftd. brief let-495 E 19th. C.M. Engineering Sales otnce. Ac-lon career. Call APROPOS, NewPort leach 99
ter or resume with Ylill')' re-~t exp!rlmced. curate, attractive. Salary 5"3-J<m Town & Cowitry, Immediately
quireml!flt. ta Box M 560, eparbnerits I: tndustrlal, open. <213> Ul-8951 Long Sch Ora11i"e All application• reviewed Neat. lndU1trioua, bondable.
FRENO{ NaUonal wW tutor
hllh tcbool. or c o l I e I t
atudttlta. Rtu. ~2221
MERCHANDISE FOR
SALE AND TRADE 'o. __ il,oy~Pll=ot=. ==-==--I Box M 199 Dally Pilot WOMEN Ptr w/ car. WAITRESS on merit w1th no blu to.. Good driving rtCOl'd. Ova n, BARTENDERS Liquor Clerk-Exp. FulJerette HB. S2 hr guu. Ml.rd Ra~. Color, Creed or h.IJb achool educaUon. For F_u_r_n_ll_u_ro ____ IOOO_
GmLl 2200Hart>or CM Lynne Brown Sf.0-1932, Exp:.-rienced, over 71 Sex. __ , -Xlnt PflY, APl>b ln penon q ' · • 842-7692 Kon• L•nH -..es wcri: ln Oranp Olunty
between u.12 noon er s:J0.7 A •--w 7300 fir Drapery Hardwaft, Worll: gene ... , omen PART-time Bua Dr1Yer. 7:.,, Restaur•nt ~'1 Trt--~ pm. except Mon. ~Tues. -room 11.11'l'Ues. uunu•r. Newport Hamor to !AM I: 2:J0.4PM. Can J 2699 Harbor Cotta Meaa lB1fR Decoratlv• drapery poles
Yacht Club ~ 08Wp0rt driver'• Ucerue req. $2.25 SHARP BAR MAIDS • GO and woven wood bUnda. Sal-
mW. Bay Ave., N .B. hr. 642-3351 GO DANCERS. Top wages. ary, conun1uion plut tn,m. pernonnel SMTER. Atternooos. Mon-S2.5o-$3.50 to start Call for Savlngl & Loan ax• porta.Hon. ()pea ftekl tor
DIRECT SALESMEN day through Friday. 19th St. interview. 5fi5--9983 SASSY rMrienc. preferr.cl. HJp eamfnp id protective
I need l men immediately to 8Q80ty & Meyer. Call after 5:30. LASSY 2901 Harbor, C.M. R.S tm1tcry,
,rill new nles JIOlliticna in Profession•! Service 548-3582 COUNTER girl, over l5; APPL y IN PE ON SOUTHERN COUNTllS
BUNK bed •t wlmattrna
SUS. DraMr A mirror $25,
matchtn1 dt'euer, mlrl'or, 2
ht'tn bdboatda ' 2 Dl&ht
atands $15. 54M'JCll
BEA.1.TJ' lounge chair 6' ~
toman, d~tor fabric, ms (coat $300). Ladies an-
tique pink arecttlar7 llesk
$100 fcoet $250}. lUle Uemo. -~ ~aret1ma:m~ for the empk>yer A'ITRACTIVE bu girl for atHdy job, 5 day wk., no U;-'Rlumr DISTRIBUTORS end the appllc•nt · k. exptt. neceu. Apply in l'IA ftUU 2086 Cbatlt C M 3 Leada per day, 100% ~ 833 Do D N 8 pert time wor age 21-35, J>tt90D. Hours for fnt~ a·. C::. DINEJTE Set 4 chain, ai.o •~a. medical Insurance 642.3870 ver r 549.2743 permanent. No cmtume. Anthony'• Shoe Serrtce, d1nfttw aet 5 eha1rt. Oilna
etc. C&1J. t to 12 AM, 526-6616 .. ,..,..,..,..,...,.,..,..;i. I ;64&-;;.:~554';;;;";;'~"~""'~·....,.....,,-,, SA VlllGJ COUPLE lb&-la, man hM4J cabinet w/Pua do of • , 3fi01 E. Cout HW)'., CdM -'th bo, t • -'--PRODUCTION HOUSEKEEPER. 2 Small wi ... ..._ Bedroom aet., U'rinc J'OOl1l WORKERS See Betcy Bruce al children, board 4: room Wanted Babysitter within 1515 Wutcllff Dr. man. Wife aood cook, deu fumitlll't, bookcut, bv or
Tat Cuamic lndu.try m fl plus. We need moth!'!' type. walking dl&tanoe of Kilty· Newport Be1ch &: iron, Two ch 11 d re n • room divider. Ga.race 8&141.
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U1'8i Jlber&l ... Rd. 410 W. O.st Hwy., N. B. own BR. BA. Refa. ~ 12:30 -3 :~ dally. Mon-Fri. clerk·b'Plst po1lUoa: ex· pod worken. 54-TU6 told from MW. A l350
lluntiftltOG Belch, Olllf. By appolnt. 646--3939 XLNT Rabyiitler needed fot Harbor Hill8. Own tranl. tended day oflltt, Hoon FUU. Tim• BookkttPft', dttantm' Item $85. l'P.
COOKS 1 yr old, Tues or Thun in _........, _________ 1 2:30 p.m. to 10:30 11"1· Wonderful opportanil;y wtth IU-39lfi
DRIVERS WOMEN Prr w I car. rny home. 8l3-0035 MAID work. f'ulJ. or part Startin& lllU7 ranee $318-srowinc Co. Pkuant 11111'--XU<T--..... --.-8~,..-~.i.----
HELP! Fullerette HB. $2 br l\IAf. HOUSF;WIVC>. EARN time; Sunl'\Y Acrn Mote.I $f.11 Pet' mo. School ex-round:tnp 6: trorirtnc am-$39. Gr«7 uphala rhaJr, $15.
nJLL.PART TIME L~ Brown fi 4 0-19 S 2, ,.,,. ,40 k ...,,... .,_6 Apt 2376 Newport, C. M. pf!r!ence cnferrtd, but not dltiona. Write D&ily Pilot '46-1546.
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&a..-Help W1nted WAJTR.ESS-Codlt.a.n. Go.co Security Pacific Nat'I. ITI4) 837..f11XI td 23. Pf'f!ferrf!d. Tol:» • ll to I: toola. 6G.7015M2.wJC
NOW! Women 7400 dancet"I. U ttle B.11 0, 1J4J Tellen Ii proof operaton. Ap. r ~ .......... ,_ I: PIZZA MAN Placentia C.M. 642-8361 ply ln penon. 11th I: Or-WOMEN n:t0 e nJU. ii: hrt T1me MAP~ ~e, form..,. top #AB:: TllDe a'l!'W manager, HEt.P! NM a aubltltute ange, CM. AttncUve Wmten 11 • over HOVSEKE!l'ER. Pa 1 k f chatn: $311. H•l'C· Tlft. 1u7 ..tr:, 3 or 4 houra ara.ndmothe.r for babysit· WOMAN to work in donut WAITRESS ptrtOm!blt over to dlspl rM1I' products Lido Oanvale9ctnt Center. tulip Wnp Sii. ~1132
Ii tr., W'Citkbw w1tb bays. U., ~ 9Cbool. ace chiJ.d, shop. No phone callt pleue. 21 Fin 1enb rtstauranl Tri ~ ln major Dept0 48& P1.,.t.Jp RDlld, Newport MATCHING 8fiudlb ..W. 2 *-t .. .,.. car. ~ Our home, MSll Verde 294.T Harbor Blvd .. C.M. 1nien1:.V. 12-4. 2:m E. stor'!. tn ~ arH.. Muat ~ BMch. so.«lM can 9 to S.. '-3 ~ \I aclr
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lt&-1694 Trotter'• 81.ltery month. ~ (21SJ ~ 546-1221 DINING rm. •el. COJCb,
TYPIST_ MUil be aCCW'llt, 234 Fcnst Ave, Lag Bch ~LA.DY, ~: COOK& Pum:7" ust. dUb. chatn. con. t•blt. NII
to do-· for -In DENTAL au.iatant. s.c. Ex. .,.,....Ume. Brt'tt W&ller WAITR£Sft! _ ..... _ .a.-a....... Mr beds, miaoell. 9D-G29& ''<'1""... perlenctd 25-45 Hunt Bch )~et"I, 35Ful:IJon laland, ~A.I ----·~ 1111 J)tfl0a· ·1--::--.,,-..,.--=:~-=,.... ~ time. Your home. ll'HI. P.O. Boit-]ttn, H.B. • Newport Bet.ch. ~HM h SrMldt, ~ Country Eisctiltnl GaDdltkln, I' m.-3921 c.<IST Nlglllt o.b, IUlll S. OU HW1. U .... "'°"' ........ 2 ... ..._
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8 NEWPOllT llACH •••• 2211 .. _ llvd.
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8 HUNTINGTON llACH ••• 309 l'lfth llYMI
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LI AND TllADI Lino crib -......,. jrlllt ot.ood ps. -Two ..-, -t..n.ie Juat ct.....i $1.50, codc"11 book 12. '""""°' llPls tor (l) Wblto otulled <:balrs 120 110. ""'"' and sir.-21c. 1.,. ,_. .. S$c ~ Be--5 -whlle -lut $20 ,..,.. ·"""' by -'°""" flS. boa! 13, OIH12S ...:h. a.._ vln>I chair 115. ,..in. 125. 4 ..,.,. dUtt 41!c. il>'d.._ red SS., 8000 lheetl $25. Oriental blrd $ Ft. Oem.1 Motol'I ~. J55Q Santa A.De. -.mo i PfiX!E ...cd0li81 SMfti Mf.Pledlnttte9111:$15. Patio tra0erjacka$25.Gli1vllP.li.ed SUccultnta .Zo allli &:, -t-·-------eqe with stand and cove ~ Cd OR M'l95 A•e.,cr.l rocm ..t $20 Barbecttt ID." cbalrs ~ B*cw $5. tank, 30 1allooa $18. a.bf Cottu. Wic. 401 ~
OOERN sold coucb. walnut $1.50 HOfbiwood tpMnp, · . -==--=--:--UMBlULLA Md 1111t11e $12. $3 545-l42S ' L.Jf.D. ftflietrMor etc. ~ crib, complete SU. Rish tom• Tl&tUn.
m, exc CU\d $125; Mu~ matttt. Po Potty chair $1 HAIR. Doer *5. -S Box: DINETI'E table $2$. Olaln Lawn ch•tra $4. Redwood • Prosptct St. N •., p o rt chair S3.. t' x $' bl.ackbo&rd I :M=ov=tN~G'~:-::Dr,.-e•-,-.. --,iu.=1e'J
n tile coffee table $«); Mat~ clotbn !Oc-415 9PriD&I tnd mattn-$1.0. $8. 50-43&2. 408 J'Qrd Rd. tatM and benchN $5. Lad-~ Genert.1« $15. Sbore.t. Sat A S1111.. all dq. $5. Old .chool detk S7.50. each. uAn...-...t bed tnmer·I
kdwood. patio Furn $40; size 14 ~ H&noYer ~ f' )air Owntt table and Apt B, C.M. dtl-$2. !Awn.mower fr. Wtc Kl-CJCS Blcydee $2.$0 and~-Colle• ~.._,,........ •
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U1NE maboa;. 4 pedutal BEIGE nr.i-, panel ma Oock:Wood ~ '25. .... _:~ ontic M Uoo. ~ Center St. u. Al:t-condl.tlooer $10. New counter top $25. Oothlna, 2 ~ mounted track $25. $5. Arter 10 AM. 300 E. lSth St. Currier Tu.ltm
11 ft 6 in, 15 tt, 8 t.n, 5 ft, 10 • ~ Wp c:-. _.. · · fan $7. Barbeque wqi:n $1. 1weatm\ ~·· akitta 6l3-9339 -~ St. C.M. BARGA.tN ION. and mat.
ieat llible, 3 leava 11 ft, 5 ~kins by 7 tt sin blah. Three mirror Vanity $15.A 7"'u"ro=rn=osr=,_..,._...,.~~,.-,· I Gas lop $10 Electrolux 25c-$3. lsize 8 to 12) Drw 1---------cblna dWr $20 compl4t•~
Ubclto1 94d to fit. $50. 4 Very Sood ccmdltlon $25. E I e ct I' o l u x vac. $20. $25. Bar &tooJs '3 H.Ch. Cbp. vacuum. $8. Artuic1a1 plant form S3. 540-0924 TYPE'NRJ'I'ilt rtbuilt like DOUBLE llPrinl' and mat· 22474 OnJict: Ave. M8-3MS , ~tered chain ttUJn-Gold glue ceneic lamp Portable tewine machine per bretd box $3. ~1542 $6. 10 apeed bike $25. CRAY Hand knit .U wool new $25. SCS..n6S treat Sl5-Single IJlrinc and f:b~. 6T.Hfl65 and off white shade $10 3 $20. Mite. kitchen ~ MAPLE coffee table $25. Bookcase $3. Gani.en boeea car coat with Mittt trim $J.S 'Gl.ril blk't $7. Double bed mattreu $15. Bunlc bed GAS kitchen IOtVe ps. IJeo.. 71 SOFA, good c:ond.; mahog. modeni hancina llmpl $5 $.1-$10. Ladies Ootb1na slzel $3. Men's au.Ill, women'• BeaufJ.ful ycUor Ooor lqtb with frame $15. Sina'le bed framea $15. Pie~. 50c
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-trlc fry well fr, Dmrlc.. t:::: table, rood cond., each. Projection tcreen, ~12 DWU' brand n e • =·ta~.~~ c;lothes $2 • $10. Records $3. brldemmald «ea Md" bead. with frame $10. L&mps Sl.50 $4., l'fame• tL .._..an · Millet $15. 12 volt battefy $$.
an Phyfe 1 t '11 9 • Mvier wed $10 a.en,. CQt.. $1-$25. 4114 E. Coast Hwy $2. Pair brau ~ $2.50 Books 2Sc -50c. 2788 Men-piece, wOrn once. $20 Black • S4. Matching -set lam111 ~ .. ~~;?...Maple eacl table $8. m~n' °"',.,-. ~-~ .. Ms ~ , ·~996 ner table $25. Pair modern CdM 673-0tSt, Corolldo each. 6t6-286.1 ha Dr. C.M. andwhiteallweatherladie.s no. Apt. al:.e Gai1_-__ ·~--------.,....... JING Size bed, complete, white \inyt chairs $25. Apt&. COINS l.JDcoln •t F-UNC roa.I, lile 13, $10. 1!KS Refrlat.ratcr $7. Pictures $1 CRAFTSMAN l"Ota?y mower, Blonde cabinet, kltU **;
t I. nipt ltlnd; exec. Small room divldet $5. FL 0 w ER SIX Drawer chest $2$ Extra ~ ..... 1968 -.,, ~29 En cyclopedia Britannica, • $5. Vacuum cleaner $12.SG. wi'fld.up tta.rter $25. 22 lnth cblldren $25. 60-M.4 .j
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7 piece dinfns set Mesh playpen and pad $10 Via Marina, N.B. CHAIR. as W $2. T.V. ttnnd 646-26<>9 BOAT Trailer, all steel (comer I 9thall ": 1!8'1sboe) 1,:,642-$l&~,:,:C===~--FORMICA table and 4 ~1 2"f«J P1atfonn _...__ "· y-"-· '1.50. DunoM Phyfe colfee cnusta. Woukl h&ul 12' to 18' garage n ey, at un. REJFRIGmATOR Creal top f ''"""""' """ ""' ....... l'WJN Bed $20. Maple down I no ••• •• GE --· ...... ~ ..... 1--$15 ~ · chrome kitchen table $5. 427 able ,..,. Antique ch.....-.,.,. '""''6er&•w1 ev.,..,.,. ... "" boat, good 1'\IJber $17.50, 710 .22 TARGET Rifle ~ $20. frffzer $3) 9 drawer l.lgbt ' E t•ble, 6 chain.
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NeYo1K>rt Beach. leathl er chair $20. Patio $25. Sprttd and bedding $15. BASSINETTE $4. New hand • •• .:'...01._! ~!e!:!cr, bea.vy ~~:30,.:,!8t,anc1 .. ~~· ~G "'~~.!201d·tsP,!=~ each. Sox aprnla: and mU·c
NEW Ex.er-gen.le $25. tab e $5, HooYet Vac. $10. 646-l49'J Tabl $2 50 ... ,.. ... v. ~ .....,... •-" .,. .. n. or •w-<N. -..es -• .,...u, .......... --.: tren $10. 3 curved MC>~
6#-1400 Touter is Pink and white mixer $6. e CU ruzz Tone for ute wtth ~ Girls 26" Bike '6. Boys 26" -$1. Books 15e .. '1. tionall S15 each. TJ&...tll83 I mel·m~ dishM 15. r....mp GIRL Scout uniform, new $2. =a ~~:= ::·'IJ'lQ electric pi.tar Cit' amp. $20 $10. Maple drop !eat dinina; Bathlrletta $12. BlendeT $5. 2,~ ~~1, 1~~1 $.1. 6~ Baby jump aeat $5. 2 pair Acacia St. s.nta Ana. ExceUtnt tonditkln. Ask for room table $10. New doot'I, P&lnt $2. Lamp $2.. Oadle SUNBEAM ~ ~~~.tt
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KING She pink headboard, w ' three ~ and fat. aboM 50c each, Step H~ $15 • .Box spring u-...c. ~ $30. ~ 11layer flO, J..arae abttll ot dWn $3. ~ 'lSc. ~NO 1 &: omc. turn. De*, matdllrlg IP!'Nd $10, roood oven. ~ W'Cll'b. table $2.!iO. Good water andmattnu$l0.M.P,etod BOOKCASE 31" x G" $18. blact marble $10 eath. Pdlcar$2.1':1t:tydWr11. Ill BASS 9CCCrdlcn SIS~ it1~6tllflll~Mc:abinet table $10, Sinlfl' aewing Qean. 5a-9963 pump $7.50. Pool tilter $2. table. and cotfff taible $1 SoHc:I Wllnut coft'te table S25 Hard top hatr drytt $5. J"Md dish $3. CaJ'Ww 8tt1 549-8!H5 J
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ses • 1 wgmble. Saw.
e closed make otter. ....
cabmet $10, roddng chatr RlVllltA. 4 COlltctd)l,e IOfl. 0 l d be&dbo&rd, twin $1. ::--·~ s!u P\ldorm M•ticbia end tables $15 Misc, bousebokl lltml 5e to $.1. Quilt topJ $5. Seat belt _..,,..ER -
upholstered $10, al> wttb $20, needs eovtt. Rattan y~ and yards drat:lery er ...... wqon ncb.51et1eott:agefNrtaJDI n. 548-982.1 $4. End tahlu: $4 .331 ->u..... canarr cap-·
mattreu $10, table limp SS, fumlture $245 per Jiece, fabric 50c and .$1 )'I.rd. ~~· 'f'P~ n;·= U pr. l tier metal servillg MOOEL 400 B &. K, C.R.T. Ham 11 ton. fC.5f"Bl Cll' Indoor aviary $10. Mlltina~
4 tidtn& dWrs $1, Argus Lam111 $1-$10. TV trays 50o Travene rod5, all slies St· 645-1489 cwt ..,, 3 twin bedspreads chedcer !Ind reju'fenator tor M~"'4~S1~•~~-~-~· lx.,.1;R;'f-SIO-f,;;;;;54t>Ml,:;;;;;-:illii:""iu;
C-3 camera $25. 962-4145 each. ~ $20 Bed $7.50 $4, Bab1 tub $1. Wallttt 50c. s GALLON butane tank and $2 each. black and Whitt' and com ORIGINAL oil pamtinal, 2 -NEW blade cut, 2"-*· .. 21
f>m::.'HER And bowl $18, Girl'• bike SB. &mday only. Kit.chen door $2. Oki screens reiulat.ol' $10. :I burner pa WALMJT c.binet teWing $25, Model SOO B I K 24 x 36 seucapea $15 eadl. l talls. 1 red, l ll"t'Y and alh
bras& pol.e lan:ti .$20, oak Commode $15. .Marble $25. 25c each. Window Iha.des plate $8. Electric bOttle machine $25 ltaUN!. Provin-d,ynunlc tube checker 425, • U x 36, $20. 12 x 24, $20. brown wiglet Sl5 each. Sp.
chain SlJ Heh, oak rocker ~3238 25c • $1.:S. Cblortial llgbt water cooler $25. Electric dal table ~. four cba1rll G.E. canniater vacwm $1.0. Frame 48. 20 x . .a§, $20. 1 -:l> 4.5, ll.S. Pmnma. C.M:.
10._-+· -'-'~te_S_•_le ____ I022_ S20, lamps $3 each, floor I :SUR>1IOARD====~s-T=1"0-.. -o~.--~ $12.50. Bo)''• Jl8Dt& 25c. drill fl'. :rm Rut.gen, Apt $15 fft'h. Two extemkm 893-7479 x 24 Iandscaipe, tra.med $25. l& MM "9 fmne cama-a $ZS. '
~S.So[U.lfide.a-Oed &. waxer $10, mtpie dining lb)rt board $25 and 9'U" Sweaters S1 • SS. 2 iteb seat C, tpla!n: 6fS-1489 $7.50 548-4075 AWM·INUM window 3X8 l brown and oranie tonet i ,:;!14>-8515;;;;::;--~-~~~I
SJ!Ctiooals. Vanity & Chair, table Pl, end tables $25 nose rider $25. lJ 8-6501' belts, new $:1.50 e a ch • BASS fN ET T E $ 8 • CHECK Protector $25 Twin 1$1S. Louver dooni 3' X 4' $5. pallet knile M x 36 seascape USED ttrea, varioul llz8 $2
Capt's chr. Lampe. Baby ea.eh, radio $2, cmcks $3.50, BABY Bath tub no Baby 646-4698. 3.53 E. 21Bt St. Mechanical bah)' swing $5. headboards $4. 54G-0090 536-n91 $25. 1 1Urrtall8t painting • $6. Wefi:bta $12. 143-8712. ~ SZ), T.V. $20 .l $25. 1blke1 '10 ~ -~.:_,,!1~ chair $5 O>ttee table S5 ~C,.,.M=. ==:-==--::: New baby bath tub $1.50. pORTABLE "'--iter tto. G.E. electric Iron $1.~, iron-~~~.::a::~. 's 1• 9·x2'12,xl3~ 68:1 Congreu, Q1 ~ c.olor $150. Desk t• me I..,, •~""""" MetaJ cabinet $5 Ouune BATiffiOOM lavatory $2 Car bed $1 Bab · 1 ""Y""'' .,.. -.. ......... .,.. .._. ENCYO.OPEDIA Britannica
edg ·-• ••" ~-to ., 1-...... · · >' -11t 11 • 5f0..9990 Ing board $2, Toutma&ter 11. 2 • 16 x ., 1...,-~, ~· _. ... a1ze W ~pa .,,.. uques ~ '"" •<.130 _...e $2. Ice box ... .,........_, Shower doors U ,.di. • cloth cA tll.... _..,. ...... -.,_ ... , -. ,.,....i.,.ue 111. .,.._ ....,. -4,,.,.,. .. ,, womens u ..... • ......,. (loaster $3, W1E111e lron 13, ,, .. h "'"-3l93 -.-~.. '"'l,::"'11 e. Roum1 ndMlod pie-San Marino Circle, F.V. chair 16. 331 So. Newhope, Men'1 bowling ball and bq Electric percolator $3.50. BED $5. StoVe $5. Tub no. Admiral T.V. IWivel table =·~·=~=·-:.· =:-::=-;;;:;:-$1 each. Atlu ~ ~ tab 1 e w I wbeell .l between Brookhurst 111d Santa Ana SlO. Walnut headboard, twin Jig1aw ~ :15c each. Sink $5. Kitchen cablnet $XI. $25, 2 bulletin bollrda S2.50 TRICYCLE $3.50. Stme '20. Webtter'1 larJe ~ dlO:
iimbrella bole I: Alum Ward S. ol Slater •. 962-6419 BOY'S Western tv..1.n bed $25 $5: Drapeey fabric, l IA yard Ash trays 5c each. Plastic Door and jam $10. Clothes and SJ, lugpge carrier 50c. Girl'• hft' Stingray bike t l 0 n a r)' $1 S, 191 l ~airs. Bamboo llvlng rm 3 PIECE (buch, Brown $25, Oiest $20 Ttbtes $5. Sota Jengthl 35e each. 548-87"25 nowers le. Bedspreadl ,i2 25c. 4 window& with gla&S w.!·150'7 $25. Shel•edoor refrigerator DK-ydopedia. $25. Bzttan1 ~t The Garage. 1550 B call after 5 p.m. week-days -B' I •• ~ and ~ WlN~'"-22.. ea ...... .,..r__._..:, ........ •·g '1.50. Toiletl $1.50. Sewing rzs. 2 cheltl -ct drann S!i nica Grtat Book1 -"-,CM •un188 "'"l-<f&IV, 1cyce .., . ....., .,.... ~' 1as stove, <..-u £,.I~ .. ""'.._...,.~ .,. __ ............. S2S •-~ n~ A'~MATIC --~-, v_.. "~
<"I-VW<.1""1:1 .,.._ !UI Lam ·~ -b ]5 ·~·--$1, ~-• $1 , ...... , '"" 11"""1m"' • ~el' .I;>. VIV """"'""' -.. and $4. 3 table );&m~ 2 bookl {Gf'Mt ldeN ~
14' Set, bee. cl\lbl I: cart 4 Fl'. Coffee table and 2 &tep ps $.1. ~u 3 Y ~ ;; ~~~! thru ~·Fo~ radi01-:-"'~: Oiair n. Tire $1.50. Heater good condltloo s:zs. Triumph matchln& $5 each. Tlble $2:.50 ee.c:b. Th• Collec:..i
. . 7 PC IOlf 8et I bag and •-•• ~ -w·'-"I KEl'mEDY Metal 1 drawer • 15.. rl ...,.,. "'--$3.~ ,. ...... ...,_ ...... $5. Men'11Ulta $2. 160. 22nd factory aervic.'e manual for and chain $15. Salt water Works of Uncotn let Mii!' -M'··. club•~ .. n.-. -11es ... ..nu. tool box ~ .• ft ,_ ~-1n y ' 1 oven, pc> ect for ..... IUIC "" \.-U. '9;I "'""'" c ... ., ~ TJt.2 and TR.3 .., Hobie ... ~ ""' """ "" fonnica top modUD $20, l2 .-..,. um camper $22.50. Philco record player $1. 1938 Oiev SL .M . ..,_......,,....., ..,, &bing pole $8. New~tresb 0Uldnn'1 Dw:ydopecla !!'t
-icilf sboel $5.00, size 10, .. ___ _., -••-••d Chevy atlck .shllt ronven t1rell on rims and beater SCRAM-LETS 11ld'board $10, Bendix water pole $5. Hand saw _,, Otlldrtn'1 o.mca --~· ~---12~ ~-10 ....... DJ0"1 ~·"' $150 000 ~ lb t l'efria:era.b:Jrwori<llgood, but duomaUc wuher dryer -H 11 "--• -"' ·t.!•--molU'l"ll vu •.-• vtewe" for a mm l'f.50 · '" · orque m'-'ng -·-~ 125 $2.50 each. Paint lOc qua.rt • $1..... ammer • ....,..... $12 Britl!Mka yeu -::...;.;: &oil sboe1 $1.00 Ilse 10; wrench $25. Metal box for ""'' ~ <IUUI" • 50c gallon. Bathroom ligbt combination IS25. work• edg&, new $2. Shovel $:.!. • ~
lins ti.a, t.ll a lhon, 847-1866 Ame $5 Large pulley $2 1 Black and white or O'e)' 46 fixture $1. Jenr;en speaker ANSWERS p>d, Schwim 1 O. speed Garden hoe $1.50. Sl.ep lad. ~.~ :en7' :~ "•e 10, $5. Ocean rod .l spin BIRD Cage floor model SlO, gallon linlleed ol.I $1. 0 to 1" inch coffee table w it h croaover $1. 3 p.llona 30 bicycle $3), aood cooditiOll der $3. Rake n. Hatchet $1. 544-8360
1'ftl $12. Ocean rod Ge.rd• Maple tea ca.rt $15, Birdl pointed Mltutoyo mike $10. O drawer $8. Small knick. weight oil $2. Oean 1 gallon MadOll' -Stmd -BdN! -tire and wheel for 1936 Sidewalk bike · $ 2, SQ. t ~==~-~~~=-•
$!;. nN Irvine, Newport t'Ome!' tal>le $1 5 • 2 to l" tubular mike SlB.50. knack table, not another cans lOc each. BWIIP'!' "Urchin -HONEST DE!D Cbevroltt $3, Datlun l!IWine Olrlstmu omamentt and SElWlNG IUCblne $ 2 i · Beacb &ae.an.7 · •· ' Hbllywood beds ·mmplete 325 w st., Turttn .t'ter 5 like It, 2 be.1£bts $4. K\d'1 trailer hitch $1. Jumper Ills CCOldence h: rtartirlg parts $2 to $25, Datnm '-1lghtJI .!iOe • $L Security Conlole Clhb:t $10. Kl1t.y
ANTIQUE Oak Hhrary table. $25, Oiest td drawers $10, P.M. ::. $~~ :tllffe:: cables 50c. Vol:t-ohm meter to bother him. Why, ~-apeed tnnsmleston $ 2 5, suard UJ1Uonn, sit.e 44 vacuum tz. Attacbml!J_)ti
Ji!!uore111cent Ughtl "-fix. couch $10. 962-4251 ALUMINUM •40 Ford~ $1.50. Portable red.lo $2.50. day he-dJd an HONEST 847-8115 pan!w, 11 shirt, complete and polJsher $20. Matttl
tUr me. Black % Bed w:llh headboard mat table and cba.1r with C\llohion Door · kDobl 50c each. Gold DEE>. BABY Bak-Pak oonvertible 17.50. GE hatr drytt $8. power •hop $8.. Plane wltb es, many • ' -$15. 67>-19'l0 $l8. Sturdv ,_,_. hoe.rd """ 13 °·-~ o1 -·~ I -""'·-.., .................. -'--ff lights. Antique collector's tress In excellent condition KmNED T · ' .. .,.._. r~· · °"' ..... e ..... ,an FOLDING cha.Ir with tablet to car se1t $12. 847-8.159 Maple knick-knack .JI eactl;. ..,.._..,. -· ~-......,. --IY
items, Household, hardware $25. 536-28'74 Y ool chest $25. wl.1:'1 newer pad $4. Slame.se rodl 50c. Tackle box 25c. Teakwood candy dish and $S. Boy'1 sult, .tie 14 SS·.'
Set comblnaUon wrenches Seal Point fboyaJ 12 week G.M. 12v. j[enerator $2.50. arm $10. Ft b@ rboard BABYLINE crib .00 mat-ciharette set..,, Go)d trim. Trousers $1. &pan: coat
& workshop item1. Sat. & PHIL.CD Refrl&erator $25, $15 C&pta!Jw ehalr $ 5 old kittert9 $10 e a c h • Rebuilt 3248 Ford water wardrobe $5. Ont drawer true: $10. 536-9611 m~ 1nMr ~ :& ee.cb.. $2.50. Dreuu, aize 9-14, $1 • ~ul· .3093 A Yukon) C ( 0
1f f g a. 1 Servel ~t~ 548-nl Siamef(e Ma $15. Large solid pump .$2.50 6 Md 1:1 volt car de1k $5. Girl Scout Adult ENLARGERS, 18 • 35 mm Stem-~ 11...., $1 aet. $3. Ooihlnl Zk: • rJ, m,,
"'" anno w. • o s a croes top freezer _., you..,,. oak dining table eon""'1ed batteriell St each. '5 O uniform, 1~12. $3. Dry air and 2 x 3" $25 each. Lens .. ....., · C.M' ~
Mesa. chair f,l, carpet IWeeper $2, PICNIC Table and 2 bmche1 over into dratting table with Mercury rim $2. 30. 1 quart hH.t lamp .$25. 2' brick edg. 28mm $20. 50 mm '15, 1:lO Double wdfle htin ~. ~~ Dr. •
SAT & SUN
Rtfrlgmitor, book&, mlr.
dilld·a clothlng, ta)'&, mater-
nity clothee, records, fuml.
ture. 23Ci Attiutus., N.B.
Eastbl.uff. &U-1684
SAT I. SUN
electrciux vacuum $ 2 , $20 &r $25 Two barstools storage drawers ~ $1G. Mason jars n .so. Swl•el !figs 25c each. %11 E. 20th and $25. 105 mm $25. au-. Toa&ter fl. Speed Queei. ceramicl 5c to .$1, 53&-lOlO fl.SO eacfl. Bookcue no chair n. Outboard 1u tank St. ( ) c M vacuum and attachmenta f1, MAN'S O:latr '6. N. 1mq)
20'' BIKE, comrert!ble to
boys at sh-ls bike, hu
tn.lninc wheels $12. to"
..... 15. """" lacquer """ $8. 549--:li67
SAT. Only. IJdo Ille, 224 Via
Lorca.. Rear only. SimmollS
da • bed .$25. • 2 twin bed
frame1 $.1.50 each. Pt>rtabie
washor$15.
G'irl.'1 bike, 3 Q>eed $18 Solid wood del!k: chatr $6. with gauge mid hole $3.50. rell' · ' rla'S fJ, Pro)eclor auembl)' Blue~ stamp bookl $2. 2 $2:. Cat top !llqt.ge: rad&: $3.
Boy's bike $12.50 Clothes Firestone S ply 7.50 x 16 Lile preservers 75e each. ALTAL lathe man u a I, 35 mm S2!S. Motortztd husocb $2 each. Electrtc Pottery diabel, llftVice for a
ract $8.50 Toy box $8 Pie· truck ti.res with little tree.d V.W. ~t sea.ti 'Z5c each. throd·pllcb puge $2 e&eh. remote cmtrol carrier for drill no. Twin beds $25 f15. New p.rt,ap CM $1.
turn SOe-$. 1D Federal, S6 each, Solid ru' t e el R 0 11 of lndocr· _ outdoor Pair U" black.pd wall ;rve 1!25. l5 allele ~es:: each. 259 Collta Mna St. Outdoor paint SUO pl.kin.
Cb9ta Mesa ~~~~!Jer ~tch !i carpeToutterSl..;._HlgtiS d>aJr $3.50. zra~:~~ ,:~ ~! c: $2, m:.c~ io::r 46. ':64&-""'7~661===,,,----o-SPartablel"_. .... !OOnb. 12 lwl ,. 5120'.·
STINGRAY Blke fol' u.Je. steel trunk earner dOU'J, ua-'""· now.cone tablee $15. E!ectronic, radio New allde tra11 .fOc:. Film CDNTEMPORARY couch ._"'9, r-
Oa.U 642-2013, $15. ed m tnJnl $12 Solid steel !!!850<:hlnep~~ .... Porteble TV and TV books '" SJ El maakt, ~ giasses, ·$25. Matchlnc cbalra .S20 Fisbini rod Ind reel $1.$1),
S'nJDENT Desk and dlair, 32" high by 23'; width, by .... . Vl ....,..e rec 0 r d .... • . «'-binders n . $2.50 per box. each. Excellent rondltion. Shirta OOc. New touter--<l'Vtl\
player $7.50. Bi& pnge trlc parts, switches, con-Fl--.. ---....1 no .. -. _ M2-5887 $2. Htnd qw !50t. Cl>mptlCll
BIG rummage sale; an-.
tiques, ... office dfflc &:.
chair, clothes, shoes, old
handcarved trunk, silver·
ware I: mile. 1999 Rosemary
Pt cor. of roth, CM. 64.2-33911 NAUGAHYDE Sof:a and
GARAGE SALE; Stereo tape chafr r.'5. 834 Cor:ll'ttM SL,
deck, meat slicer, clothes, 1 ~C-.M=.=548-51167==--,,=..,..,--:
books, cocktail tbb:, bicycle 35 sruRDY compact camp
parts, hone ahoel, golf stooll $1>. Car maguine1
dubs, '60 Cadiliac. Much 20c ea. Playboys 25c. 300 old
Mere! 657-C Plummer C.M. RA:R R1cB 4~'s $25. A 100
white $25. 175--1630 37'' Iona table with atorag1! shelf $3.50. •e-•54 Chev necton, motors 25c .. $3. uu •~ _. ov ~;:,:=;-.,--,==-r::;::-car trtDer hitch $3. I lieCi:
2 TWIN &by c hen 111 e atta $8. Standing la.mPI $2. tune.up k:lt and' d!.ailrlbutor Home made table saw-arbor WS new .trobe tllllh $25. I 8' SOFA, looife pillow be.eke, snack tel $1. Pott l:'°'9 dl&-
l>eci&Jftada, PNcoclc blue. Cotfee and 2 eod tables $9 c•p $L50. 318 Costa Mesa .$25. Brlllll valve&-fittinp. ~ Ul'fm8ovie 1~mera $25. aood style $2(). ~2939 ger $3.50. Dllhn Ze • $1.
Wuhed once. $3 e II ch. ·&et. Blonde dinette aet wttb St. 548-380& (IA I: 7/16) 25c • $1, Short .........,.., even .. ,.s. PORTABLE typewriter with 2371. Oilera Dr· C.M.
549--lZi.l 5 ch a Ir 1 re-upholltered BATI'ERIES, Very JOod con. wave recetff!' $8. 24" x 28" OCILLJSCOPE ca.mera ~ case, excellent condition
GOU> NaugaiQode sofa, cof. avocado ereen, table needl dllion .$6.95. 540-9IJ90 oH painting, framed $8. lJ 1ng $25. Polaroid camef'9. ""°""'' ~"""=-=--=,-:::::;_ ~'!1: ~~~~ ub
fee table, both for ns teflnishCl th dlngbltlB, all _...!_P~· PET Cage111 4' L. 2" H 2" w 8-9832 f25. Lins at1emhl'I $25.. MAHOGANY ma119zille rack new·no. Q1b and mattreM o ou e hea~ ...... 1 "61~00=0~G~E~p-a-l'tl-:.-b----el'I (714) 962--5278 evenlnp $1.50. Metal lil'e&ide buket ..... Polaroid M Land Camera Boy's rustic head arid loot, or cats, dots or 1 All wire '"·-11'1'1 ._., and cover, plUI .ueltl ~O.
with leather caae. ru 2199 railing, sina:le bed. frame .. and large doon ~. 546-88.58 $10 MCh. Door $10. New EXERCTCLE • ...._ new ...... ,.:11::.·"'"'-· ,.:""".,:,..~~-..,-,-= Inta.nt walker $1. Jump
Pomona Ave., Apt C. C.M. post kloks like growlna: trees BURMESE Kittens, rnelei complete-rtar •eat $15, 850 968-2.J,3 LARGE black coral tree $25. cbalr, like new SS. Car ... t
usrn Bab)' Line bed& S25 $6. Pigeons 50c each. 1&09 and f e m al e , papen x 14 tire Md rim $8. ANTIQUES: TN!adle ltngl,e Patio kulge $4. 500 B Vic-$2. Baby scale $3. !lectrk SAT & SUN. 642-4312 494-53.16 afttt 1 pm
LOOK HERE I I !
Uled apartment house * fumlture * AIL KINDS!
Sunday (lft!y • 8 AM m 1' 1'
366 E. 20th, Costa Met11.
8 SUPEll SALE! 8
Furniture I: mlac.
MT. il SUN.
104 HIGHLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
FIU A SAT • everything
mustro! Transferred.
Oodlea of Misce11aneout.
2J.4..6th St Seal BNdi, Apt.
2. 213: 59&-1858
RIXiINA Floor Polllher Rug
Shampooer $:15. B a r ltool
W!'OIJ¢1.t iron, $1. Bllc·wht,
Formica top tabl.e fOI' studio
beds $5. 2 elect. fans
$15.-$10. Unicyde SS. soUd
maple table ~ x 40 $2S. 1701
E. Balbx, 673-1.831
e11.ch. Cu rt at n 1 and Baker st, 5'5-9lB7 ava.Hable S25. 546-8858 Americln Flyer train rtet, sewing machine o r n a t e toria. C.M. atfrllllel' 'flUb botdetr, tae
bedspread $7. Rwr(ltls room cost $130. tell JZ>, Volvo cab~t $25. 1910 cut tron KF.NM,:,::0:,::<0i;RE'ii--:el;:o::ctrl;:;:c-,dry=er new $10. Bottle wanner 50t.
couches $15 each. Rue REF'RJGERAn:>R $25. Girl's PHOTO Enlarger takea nep ltftta $10 ee.ch. Sink $5. wa1fle ,1ton .$1.50, 2 bird $20. Barbell !et $7. Boy's Infant te•t $1.:IO. 1)ke bile.
• h a m Po o er $10 24'' ~cy~ piio~ =e~ ::C.m rn::1 ~ptn~ud:. MGTD pa.111 and top $25. cagt>s $1.50, $2.50. 1 braas racer-type bike S T , 5 0 $2. Swina: set wtth sJ1dericla.
aluminum exten1lon ladder, "·I and New V.W. Clll' redio S20. bird cage $4.50. 1 copper 545-2872 dlamt.ntlld Jl. RCA comM
lik $14 P!.aypen $7. Potty cha1r 75c. vel Howell alt&! pro.. RemOYable portable car blrd aige never used with =,...,.:~..,.-,..,,,..,-...,..-,.,,,-black and whlt• TV, needl e new · Shoveli: St 270 Albert Pl. C.M, 646-m'l Jector takn 2 x 2 a.nd %1.4 x radio sz. 8C7-17a7 extru $12.50. 536-0071 MAN'S S tPeed Sdnrinn bike pix ~ $10. Walnut coftet
each Ferfilb« IPl'dder S8 2~ alidea, ~ watta $25. with rack $22. 64&-3680 Lavm sprinklera S2 each. 5 1957 OIEVY, .PowetaJ.ide Pro;ec:&n llM $25. MIU& EXCELLENr c 0 n di It 0 n SURFBOARD 9'6" Qtt.la table $3. 'Ibree buket
FISHING Poles • Reels -pl fiah tank with air pump tnntmi11kx:a and torque Bulova n jewel white r:oid as. ~ DINING set $15. M.artlie '°P wave laWD cba1rl 50c a
GMr-Glp 25c flahina kil:lox SS· Power edger S15 Dec-converter $25. Romeater 2 .ude and toll film •trips dretl wtitctl $22. Ladles, BABY ~bJ':i:ew JM~) ta1 "'x"1n2 O~~~ed .. :! ~· piece. Gold l\)lbl. carpetq
.$2. Wood-woriring t 0 0 I I ' buTel. carburetor $5. 7:U% projector inclOOlng German tee ih'MSt'I j c k et \:I I .......... • -· • ..,. $10. Gun rt<* $1. Ov..told JqenHD <lampl '2.50 new trolux floor waxer Md Vtcmrla, C.M. 548-335.S 35 mm camera with cue m • a • ' '10, Table Ir $15. call Blender SUI. MJxmuttt no. .,tng1, fl:tl Mercury wqim ........ ~ $25 5' aluminum $25. Extra allde tr.YI 5Ck: 1Wet11en, aults, even In I alt~ g p.m. 968--251)) ,.,_,, maker••. DretMr $10. Routier Bit& $1. ~,.. uw step la~er $:!. Sept. 21-22. COINS Lincoln aet F-UNC wear, rood $1 • $3. Ladies ~ .,. ,,,.., $10. Two tool bait• !lie • bladee 50c wood Blta 25c each Contac printer S4 ·new ai.&e 8.. black, orange vw. bu.g Jug1age raclc never E\ectrlc broom $5. ._..er ptee.. !6" alumtnum 9Cl'ttD
Huld tool& u. New mokUng ~ =is Huntln&ton 100.·l.988 SJ. st&-2529 Photo books SOc-$5. 5JG..&5 Pd white patent thongs $1 Uled $12.50. 531..f770 SlO. Stove $25. Wattle iron door '5. Bathioom wtodoolf
cutten '15e band uw $1. HJ NEW linoleum lO x U 15. GOLF Clubl, Wllsm Ctll't, a1x -·'-"--•-• ., $1 a..... R...rnlGERATOR with crou $6. Elec1rlc: roffff pot SS. tr.me 1.2.6'' a 41%'') 115. Out. 3 BEAl.TI'tFtJL limed oak Kenmore wubtt, need 1 .,.... • ....,..... ,.. .. ' &IV"1 ""'"" Automttlc wwsber $ 2 5. Speed Steel drDll Ilk. to irons, two woodl, bag $Z. 4rtt1 1boft, ahe &, $2 SO top freeur m. Genuine board motOI', neeck ftP*
$3;00-100 .. Sttel tape $'. t'nd tablea, will se.ll for n7 npalr $10. New medkine Un d ctr woo cl Stand.rd Men-bcl)r'a whUll! l)'m ~·. leethn-ch&ir .$25. Antique 547-314' J.1. 1\»el Wik wltb omb:*1d P~;1~ :~~; tb'f.'~tc P,rotractS' • n d SQuln' $3. eadi (o.»t $60 each) wocmn =:1et 1 is. cbeO.: ~Co Sl. typewriter $10 Surfboard •lie JO, n.zi. ao,·1 sturt., cafl(aln.'1 chair $10. Col!u 1"a"IRL=~·s"'•"'11ce,--a"'l5"ond--,"'1111=.°'01"'d motor P. 3281 Gtorsta Pl. * &C--0759 * Finl JJd Kit $t Green hln'el $11. Potty cha1r 99c. ce s -m-$17. RadlOI A.C. $3 ach. jaclr:eu, p&11t1, tite 12 $1 • table $5. Qlrome • n d platlonn rocker 43. Renault O:llta MHI., ~11189
I -lMtber lor \lflholller1 S.S. Gno' 9 x 12 rue $2. car BNI 11mttkll 1bfnglet1, 3 bl. $5. Gllben 80 power teleacope: $2. Lad.le• beautl.tul aqua lorm.loa ldt.chen 9et $l0. (4 CV) 9U'tl: Radlatot $8. 1 Fl' Sofa. fair condl.Uon $:1).
, AppllancH 1100 Mlmn '5 Lawn dWn $4. 95c. Raft Zic. Qua 11t1 O!nter pole tent SlO. Small In cue $4 Electric fixture: chlltOl'l evening aown. •it:e OOU'bJ.e bed snd &lnaie bed Geoeratar $.\ . Vo 1 ta I e m'"5688
, ~~-------_IOI .wocado, O:IM 673-0481' W'Oftfell'• (Jr'•> c Io t b In r tent $2. 1 -30'' IOlld alltb d-d'llln twin fOCket *>r IJ 1• ·~ 110 et1eh. Movie carnera. -..1.tor .,., Fltl ... ,,._ $2. ' '~===-;==--:= "-S.10 S __. .._ __ .. "' .._ _ _..__,.,. "· 2 • '""' • ~ worn .._.., cmt ....,.,, :~'::.1., ._ r~...-T\'D'W'W'D......, -UadetMii:lld PRIGIOAJRE 14 cu ft. o:ip..1· mllNG Dnlffr aad .._,. • very •"""" WNr ,,,..., iwuvw ...... .,. dinette $5 Btuell carpet MU f12 Jewe)l'y puraes m18oellaneou111 tables, 'I ...,..._.. ..-.o;o ... )-....a-.~
pertooe $~ M~ ru '!:'te lbrd sz. Port....a'I> =-$3 ~· :1,o a~ ~~.~La~~: IWHPft' SJ. Pc.mbJt able 25c. mad amfl ~ $2· Mc: chain and couch up to sz;. SKI polH 14• Sitt. (I 'S" P 0 '
1 • b 1 • • ~ 1
4n>er $'75. Kenmore walber' -" w-~ut .... ~ · _,. ~ 41A fttctrfc .aw $5 3 fmn a:ic. COftlol.e -315 E. &1 A.,... Apt. B. U'l..S..--) ~•.Sid -("·· wl$22~!10, r..~ .... _ ....... ,j m. AJI UC. cand 54l-a45l m ....... tat>l\UUl:(allO Ra~ ~ wool, ~·."$1~2=~t~11:.' HP outoo.nt motor $18. Motorola TV, needt v:;_ MJCR .... ~ Sextant $25. ~:-)-rr".;; boOt tree·~ ID ·tv-ov-·• ~-$35~~ .. .,• .... · $1.50, Jl.50 -'3.50 nc:b. " ... ._... ... .w ·~ ... .,.. 536-8565 VDl<:tl£>0. 179 S25. P&lr (If pllJI th ·FRIGIDAIRE Automatk: ...,, ~ . om Wool akirta TSc ~ S:t.. )!a'• det"tl'tc aex $.1. Marine ,..-=-~~~--~ justmmt $10. 1.a:.sun. l.S. !1 l'Olt renerator uo. !i volt Antique doublt bed $22. ho twcom9 SI>. ~
waaber HS. Good o:ind. down , akl Pitka $ t t . dothlrlc. alJe. 40. ..it S2.50. peJntl 50c • $l. TO. 6• ftfle."e ax 12 t:iot.douabboy Piil sz. &4M:tJI: atitomatk: boat •bow e r uprlsbt Y«Wn• '4 each. YOllTH bed wt
ao.rm WOlftlD a add bootlHi%e 5, C. c:iat It Sbirt. ZIC. pk:tl:ets 4c each. 3S' ct 36.. 2 Cn&!e ma~ $10 Site ONE .et ~ ~ pump $20. 1 w.t hoc* '5. 1 • TJro tlllll• S.... $3 each. mattr. PS. OIOlf•
$25 $10. F~ 1 • • .,Ja -J$. Kid'• -!Ge. ""'""'-lilt • tucco wire .$3 18' ol llO" 4 sirls lhoe llnts $2.!0 $15. Boy'& bike. like new 4 plUM: w{bdoow 6 ft. nle 5 l.a1'l'I' pine bclt $1.50. SIS AJ.1164 .. ....,. 1 • 54W314. 297 ROM LIM T a. b!c' 2 • 4 J*lt "**"'°' 'nlattr #. TMlt ~ md Norp 9 c.v ft rdl1c" · !Ilk. 250 E. s.., SL Cll. ~ wire fence $1. Steel • SlA Powtt mower PO. .v. r wtdt 5 ft. t.llh. com--t.111\a $4eadi.Bai:JJcr9>15.
540-3IJ23 olNZ'l"l'EStt-J'Wmk:ltllP ~ ptpe t«IC'e PGlta 10 .. :aoc AUTO WMher, rood con-ns.~ pJ.ett Mt m Pbl•s•r Porta.bl• Wc;llSot> ti . offii:fi'i:Eii;mrm<;;iiil*llij
JI CUB, n . ...iripnt«, lf. ... -· I doalrL ..,..S QUEEN ....... -135: ..... --125. OW. "'°"' SINGLE '!!"-SI 0, Copltol ...,I 13• 1 0.:.. Cl-,_ ilntmlO 11.lO eodl: boonl la. w.-la. • """"" _.... $411. --$25. 536-mfl ,..,. ,..,.,._ $25. Oood CONVALESCENT Mw toilet ...,.., g c:boln 125. Doubl& 64&-1"'1 tt rp1 1$. ~ ,. Sit E. :ISld St. CM. .....,.._ "°' ~ I
°"best otler. W-1115 LUG. Scale $1. cmdldcn. 54$-Ull chair $20. 56-.2521 :;:= s:~ :! m..;:, rtMrSr quaJ:ty ladi•• c.n..t11n Av-. OBI DRESS Nrpm: 1.e41n _. ~ 4 chlSl'I $1t. DauMe. ,.i
OJ ft SMl'I Coktlpot 541-tttn 1 MM DAlA ''Rn'\He1 '' '8. J PUX:E turqoolM llCtmal metal Ql 4 draw« dll!lll dath1nr. a port •we a r, SJ.CNA'I'UU w~ • ~ 1.c. 11 llb4 pt•• U. 14. bid rA ..,._
Rd>lc. -Xln< «DC!-Dilit'ITE ..._ fonldc< -I -SL I nun $12 acb. Bl<n4 """"' bed clra llO ta ... mower -· _.,, ..._ V•luet o.iu.. modol, -""'"" _., 12 • 15--.tAJiOE --f ic 51 • !ltx> . ...._ ... --4 -and 11 mm -SL 111. Cdf,. pot 1lc. hi $l. ~-t upt lb. .. 111'1. !Ille ~ -~ control, ....S mlJ 2 -119 Jl · 15. Kl>llo $l. -lOc 4\1' i>A --""'9J
Q1<E ., ..... ,...., ""' -115. -.1m TrlOOd tar .....,.. "°' $1.50. ~ ...... ""° 1t -. --111 -. ..., $15. Ml.!7. 53MIOO «I ~""" •· -•· • !L ~ -si.-12-:MM -"-"',. -·'"I . 11...,.... wubor, ••eh RiXi:iifurlOND> O . .E, -15-.,_fir Jvcldai 15. P< 1'nlp -· $1, -llon -Ill "ii· llfl.Qo, tlll-""1 8'ckto-..... I•. lllO • M-I• ll5t '
-$10. •• .... --... ' .. .. • ti -$4. lo.lM Sll2 ...... ~ C.M. Swlnl -$10 .... Ill DRAPEIUEl.\ IU'I• _ ... 20" oiRfis ""' Jl.'$. .... -111'. ........ 111---
W-, ,_ $211 -Tit l ... 'flt, 1'iiiiiOtJ '°"" IWMl6 Woll eol>llwt f!O mt ~ li'1os .-_ $25. 54t-12211 pl'a S-$11. X" V-. -tM PM Hl-lllO ~411 i 1• Veb1 ..-ed, ..... $1• Side o..-..ln.115. -OONVALEBCmr bat -P>tlo ancl S be• •-!21. l'olm'S 8po<t ltck .... UU &lr<'• bflte $11._.tll '°""-GAS..,,_ -$25. Deo-1'P"Allll=l.-iAl!D===,-=E*"1lilil'.:-:-
..... _ -$21.NJ.611fl -14:-Slll.Hl-2529 T°""""'1.541M3D -··-tlnt.!MMIOI 0...--lb.-'"
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TRANS PORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION
9500 lmp«t.d Autos 9600
. . • . •. .. • • .. .. ..
• FRIGIDAffiE Imperial, frost
~ tree, like new $175. S4&--0417 ~I ="'======= ;~ ~.. 1110 • .. ANTIQUE, UNIQUE OAK '~ HALL TREE; COMPLEI'E-
~ LY R.ESI'ORED. ~ &M-Crl6.1
Green Tog Sole
Sept brings this famous sale
of fine pianos Ii: organs.
Every piano &. Ot'gan marked
in green carries discounts
to 30% The best deals are
always at:
1844 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa lonlyl
lwry •ltM 'tll 9 -WMI., s.t. & S11. 'tU 6 •
~ M.usic1I Inst. ~ 8125
~
~ VOX C.onttnent&l ()rgM. Vax
We1trninsle!" Amp. Must
, &acrilice! 831-9524
' ,,. GUITARS: HARMONY 12
!:. string, S85: Epipbone 12
: string. $175 64.S--0088
satAFF upright piano $185.
%, size violin $35.
• 494-4190 •
CLARINET, good condition.
• • !llSZ-7268
' ~ Pianos & Organs .• ~--
8130
WARD'S BALDW~ SI'UDJO
1801 Ne"WJl')rt, C.M. 642-8484
Open Sunday afternoons
BUNGALOW Upright piano,
make Winter New York.
Ork magh. case. &. moth
proof hammers. Xlnl cood.
$175. 54.S--8469
Hammond Spinet OrgB.11
w/percuaion, reverb &t
repeal Save $225 .
Ulled. 1t1inet piano, $395.
SCHMIDT-PHILLIPS CO,
lID7 N. Ma.b:l 0 20th
Santa Ana
Television
RENT
New Color TV
$9 PER MO.
RENTAL CAN APPLY TO
PUR.OiASE
ORDER BY PJ!ONE
548-8511
9 AM to 9 PM 7 Daya
1959 RCA n" Color TV
In Working O>ndttion
$50. 549-3567 ONE WEEK ONLY T•lovlsion 8205
------'-Hi-Fi & Stereo 1210 ; HUGE SAVINGS '&~ 1;;;,,.F.! :?.:.TV1101• '"s·.1------~ Stereo • dlx console 1968 :: ON All PIANOS Bd•tol, S.A. wlld •tat. with 4 .,.,.i ~ COLOR TV lN' Silvertone ~ -:z changer. Left on lay-a. Th• tim• to buy i1 NOW dur• Brand new. ~.
.... ing our hug• pr•·••••on pi1110 6~ way. Pay bal. o! $78. or '.~ 111,. N•v•r b•for• h1v1 w• , ========= small pymnts. Credit Depl
ti off•r•d s11ch 1 f1bulo111 11t•c· 1' • 5~7280 • ~ tion of .flnt 9r1nd1 it iuch low FREE TO YQU 1 ~g,~,-utitul7'--ron-,o~J-,-,-.,-,-,..-
;; pric11: $100.
~ • STEINWAY • ESnY 6 FREE kittens. Boru Aug. 540-6427 ': e MASON & HAMLIN 9th. Males & fem!Ues. Fully
• ClllllNfi trained. Call aft f PM,
: : ~~~!It 54&-lal3, 720 Victoria St. e SOHMEI e lllMIALL C.M. 9/23
SWIMMING POOL
18 Ft Pool, Filter, Surface
Skimm@l', Maintenance Kit.
FREE Ground Pad.
$149.11
SECARD POOL
!'l3 $. Main, 0nnp
>J2.1992
NE.Wp0RT HARBOR BCM.TS
Two 27' King1 Chllaer
Sloop11 • one, most bnmac-
ulate boat on Coast! Inspect
~ Otter!
24' • 2&' SLOOPS • CaJ i4,
Columbia 24, lalandef-ll,
Frisco Flyer 26, Duet :M,
""""""~~~""""!!!!!'I Gladiator 24, Peanon Com-* AUCTION * monde• ''" Triton "· ll you will sell « buy 47' Diesel Ketch $26,COO
etve Windy a try 40' Alden Motor Saller
Auctions Friday 7:30 p.m. · · · · · • · • · · · • · · · · S30,CO>
W. d • A · B DAVID L. FRASER
CUSTOM aki boat, lCOO
Mere, trlr, skis, etc. Clean
auto or late Honda part
p~ Will finance. Warth
$2,!m, a~ $1,800. Pri
pty. 642-3232
PRIVATE Party must sell 66 H.D. Xlch Sportster Seml-
16' ski boat. Mere 1(0). AU Clopper, 500 mi. on 0/H.
e q u Ip men t. Mua:t see. Xlnt cond. $1100. 5 9
549-0lOl -673-1190
1 t7D HAllOI ILYD.
COSTA MESA
!WOW!
1969 Open Road
cab/over. sleeps 4, complete
dinette and kltcben facilities
plw toilet and 1969 %. ton,
all heavy duty V8 including
b.lmpe<"a, mirrors and jac4a;,
Full price $l!BI. Bank fin-
ancing, only $79 per month
0.A.C.
OPEN ROAD in y s uct1on •rn CAIL: Oiuck Avery
Behind Too)''I Bldg. Mat1 .. A.,A v· ()port NB Sacrifice $1285. Days • Triumph 650 restored W/66 830 S. HARBOR BLVD.
644-2862. Nights -54G-4622 engine, show cond. Full SANTA ANA 531-4655
14' SPEED &: Ski Boat, rom. chrome $850. 61 Prototype1---------
......... ~ o, .. 2075~ Newp?rt. CM 64&-8686 673-5252 • 494-3916 Eves.
Put yourself in OU!' Place
Ha.rbor Blvd D-1 Theatre
3700 McFadden, S.A.
LET us pick up your boat or plete, Mere outboard, 30r Yamaha bored and
dinghy, winterize y 0 u r tm.Iler & all accessories. stroked ext. frame. Full
motor and store for the 675-5185 Custom $1400 in v e s t e d .
winter. We buy boats for -..,,.,,,.==,.-,=-Unfinished $500. 3 Rail Bike SWAP MEET
Starts Aug. 17
531-1272 aft 7
STATUES, ETC.
Finished . . . . to
suit your decor.
cash and we ar! your fac-lf' GLASSPAR G-3 Trailer, perfect, wired,
tory authorized Evinrude 75 11~: ~~ect-llcel'l6ed. New small tires
dealer &: service center. =========I noo. Want to buy late full
MESA BOAT ~ M I E I 9035 dress H.D. 74. Call Skip Lee '-"""~•c.n. ar ne qu p. 642 noon
1595 Newport Blvd, C.M. ----'~----"""
646-6269 or 646-0530 EVIN RUDE outboard engine, e '68% HODAKA 100.
J.I' F'BGLS boat. 35 hp evin. 3S HP manual, remote coo. Desert ready. Many extras!
Comp reblt, elec strtr, con-trol, gas tank, extra prop. $425.
BEACH CITY * DODGE *
HAS 'EM ALL! ~I ::11• o .. ~ v.,,,., ci.,.,~1 1
M oo;'1 1 \ Vw'..,l k.
Ti-rough> e tc
16SSS ltoch e1.d.
!Hwy. 191
540-2660
MERCEDES BENZ
Sile,, Service, Parts
Complete new MG inventory
See the new Austin America
Here Now!
J1rtuµort
3hnµort5
3100 W. Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach
642-!MOS 50-1764
Authori.!@d MG Dealer
*New MG*
GET A
BETTER DEAL
HE RB FRIEDLANDER
l l1SO 8 •;:th 81•1 lHwy 191
2 blks So G G r .. y.
89l·7S.66 53 1-69l4
•
Rdstr, 4 spd, dlr, nms like
• clock! Jet blade body, all
original. Drivai by lttt1e 'ole
lady from ???! $75 Cash
dels, will finance prlvalll?
party. Alter ll, 494-9773 or
545-0634
'58 MG. Sacti.lice. Must
aee. Immac. cond. $700.
496-3070 alt 5 PM.
'61 MG Roadster, $495
Good tires; rum well
• 548-6934 •
MG'ID, Semi classic sports
car, runs fine. Muat sell Cut
to $560. 646-4650
e llAMIACH 4 PUPPIES u AHD MAHY 0THllS • n Bassett, !Orne Poodle. 6 weeks.
ALL GRANDS, Wel.ned. 1965 Am>k1 Av~.
Camer11 & Equip. 8300
ZEISS Latest twin 1eru 2li4 x
2% camera w I rileter &
cue. $65 962-5278
Sportin11 Goods
See our displays at , .•.
3419 Via Oporto, N.B.
TREASURES OF
ALI BABA
OPEL Looks & runs like new, $195. • '67 Bultaco Lobito. $250.
tr ls. Comp equip. $395. ·~~~.,~~:;:=.;~;_=I :;:;,~~5'!>-~12l~G~~.:::~ !~~~~~~~~~ J 5JG.-6272 ~ '67 OPEL Wag, Fully 1·~s,-, =R~UN"'"'A"'bou_,t_w_l,_<n-g°'lne-, "bu"t FAEX}()L inbot.rd MariDe '68 !IODAKA 100 tt, 5 apd. 1969's equip'd. Mu.st sell, make ol.-
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SPINETS, C.M. 9123 8500
CONSOLES l EXCEEDINGLY amiable SURFBOARD 9'8" excellent
roMition $35. 536-00'Tl 8231
Indianapol.111, H8
SLASHED FOR OlOW I SamO)'de I Wolf~
IMMEDIATE mix. Also 5 adorable kitteM.
SALE I 54&-1389 weekends or
la11\ """"' 90 lfffY Pih. ....... ...,,. ... '""""""'
tlll NtY91ftbef •'"' tnlf•-
hn 1f ~01r11 •
FRANCHISED
DEALER FOR
YAMAHA •
STORY & CLARK,
KOHLER &
CAMPBELL
Oally 1 0.6~ frt. "tll 9
S1111ky 11 'tll '
COAST MUSIC
1839 Newporl Blvd.
646-0271
NEW & USED
eves. 9/23 Ml1cell1neou1 8600 ""-'-'--..:;c..:.:
ORGANIC fertilizer, aged COUCH -Ch•ir $50. 2
horse manure com bin e d beaut.itul tables $30 ea.
with wood shavings. Good DuMont TV $30 Kenmore
mulch. 833-5332 between 8 .l gas range $30 234:1 Colgate,
5 or 546-4931 after 5 9/30 Costa Mesa
MALE kitten, black w/4 UP"""'H"O;;;l.Sc;;;1:oER=lN"G~-"s=19~.~,.,., ~,
white feet. Fully trained. pc. (European crattsmeh)
22'73 Columbia Dr. nr Wilson Free es1, del, pickup, 215
642-5135 C.M. 9/21 Main, HB '".Berny" ~
J OUT· DOOR type kittens, 68 SOLID state stereo con-
31A moe;. l male, 2 fem. aole. Diamond stylus, f
Very cute. 3145 Barllados speed. f79, $2 weekly. Free
PL, C.M. 9/23 home trial. 64.2-1403
LABRADOR Springer 18" ROTXRY Mower with
Spaniel puppies blk &. whl catcher. Sell or lrade for
Free to good b o m e. reel mower. 968-3138 att 6
846--0719 9/24 p.m,
2 KITI'mS, hail.Siamese;
male &. female; need good
homes; 8 wks., box trained.
540-2121
KIRBY Vacuum cleaner &.
attachments. PymntJ ot $7.00
per mo or $49.'ro caab. Credit
Dept. 535-7289
HAMILTON Painting. best
* SACRIF'ICE * out of hull. Start@d to engine 4 cycle 4 cylinder. Excel. cond. 400 mi. ())gt fer. Xlnt. cond. &16-!MSl
WHITE babematic coovert Never med $300. 546--0578 $4*1 + $nJ accessones. Sell
refinWl. Trailer included, ====='=====I'" $500. S42-6803 Immediate Delivery on 1969's: '65 Opel K,.dette crlb I youth bed wltb mat· sell as 11 $95. 548-4535 F-~ ~-• GMC ,,..1025 tre!.! $40. Antiqued French Boat Slip Mooring 9036 1967 Honda 50 model ClOO, uou -'-•JO<"V•Vlet --
blue lAlllabye Crib and C0MPLETE Boat Repair, 1 11 n~ Dod&e ~ too camper equ,ip-
dresser $35 each. All ex-Sinken Ltd. Dry Docks, BOAT Slip $30 per mo. Up. ow m ~S:ffl'' ped, VS, auto optional, de-
cellenl condition! Must Sell! M.C. Mullins, m · 20th St., per Bay, Inquire 48>\ River luxe cabs, custom cabs.
646-5571 or 642-4518 N.B. 67S-18ffi Ave. N.B. weekend:!! only. '56 Ponbac Station Wag., FULL PRtCE $2588
BEAUTIFUL mink. stole. S~T~AN~-MJ=u,..,.--.~Sa"bu~t~&I Clean! See to Appreciate. w/camper purchase
Ladles 14 KT w. Gold Aluminum trailer, like new Boat·Y•cht Good trans. ~ OPEN ROAD
engagement solitaire ring $320. 642--0555 Cherters 9039 BSA 650 CC cust. Clirome
sel Round brilliant aet dla-PAINTING, Varnishing ma.&t PARTY to share expenses on & bates, metallic gm. btr 830 5. HARBOR BLVD,
moncl. 40 ct.s. Ree.aonable. refinishing, Jet Bob do it! weekly trips; will teach than new, sac. $895. ~780 SANTA ANA 531-4655
642-1814 alter 5:30. (213) 592-54611 sailing. 45' Sloop. 646--1801 ~ i::::e~~~~ CAJ\f:PER Nl!'W Siesta. 101A.' KNITTED FABRICS 1951 20' °"'' entt. "'50 * 968-1095 Tel<m>pi<. Re=n '"' ••II·
$1850. Slip No. 3, Mobotel, Boat Storage 90411;;:;;;;::;:;::;::;;;:; ing-Moving. $1400. 534-IDO
N.B. 968.-15(11 BOAT STORAGE SCHOOL Bus Camper, seU
23' G. J, STONE 1teel boat. Sall or power up to 20' contained, toilet, refrig, etc.
Needs engine. SSOO Cash. Fenced yard. Newport Slps 6. Xlnt cond. 847-879'J
e968-1~• Bayfront. Monthly rates
Imported Autos 9600
PORSCHE
PORSCHES
549-0JOJ -'7J.1190
1970 HAllOl ILYD.
VFOR SALE
Remnants, samples le Mill
ends Se.I. Only 8 a.m. to 2
p.m. 929 Baker, Costa Mesa.
MOVING. Selling all
household furnishings incl.
small appliances. 1 9 3 6 l
Brookhurst St., sp. 116,
Hunt. Beach.
9010 * DEMO SALE * Rhodes 19 , •.. $1700
17' O'Day .... ;1350
Mariner, new •... S3100
Include ... Use of hoist
Lauochlng
CALL ANTHONY'S
839-2281
• Spot Cash for Imports -=iiiiiiiiciioiiSiiTiiAiiiiMiiHii•iiiiiiii-1
We pay more for any import -
regardless of year, make
TORO Lawn Mower, ex·
cellent condition. $ l 5 . .,....,,. Demo . . • • $:1550
Fun Zone Bo8.t Co. Balboa
or condition. Try us be.lore
you sell. ELP..10RE
MOI'ORS, 15300 Beach Blvd.
Westminster. 894-3322 .
PORSCHE
911 s
4 to choose from
$7COJ. • 100 miles,
89'2-5551 Of' 534-2284 1 FEM. cat, blk. & wht., l
fem. kitten, yellow tiger
striped. 2 pet chickens, to
gd. homes. 64s--0890
195:1 CESSNA 170-B, KX-150
B, Full p&n!I. Hi-Time eng.
$3700. or make offer. n4:
548-SJOJ ALFA ROMEO early period $150 Frigidaire SNOWBIRD; wood 0011 .
$45 New 11tereo tape deck sso M ~_;.l.c••c.·_W_c.an_t..c•c:dc._ __ 8610 need! lltUe work. Mut,
642-5815. WANTED By we 11 booms, sails & hardware
months old SEPT. Wailp•-, Sal•'· l/3 ~·t bli "-• Co Q 1. t incl: $7S 548-M34 Mobile Homes 9200 '61 ALFA ROMEO. X!nt. FOU< female
PIANOS & ORGANS
Largest stock \n Orange Co.
Select from the finest brand
names in America ·Clicker·
ing, Knabe, Sohrner, Wurilt·
zer, -and these pianos can
not be told from new & are
fully guaranteed. New spin-
ets & consoles from $488. ,...._ :c.o a s,..,.. · u a 1 Y · Trailer, Travel 9425 cond! Reasonable! Aft 6 pm " Kitten off. We.Iker Paint 816 W. name-brand La.dies, Girls CAL I F 0 RN I A CAT-A· 19% x 45 n Double w·d
: RENTAL PIANOS bil-6792 16th St. C.M. 642-5776 clothing plus furs; to .ell on MARAN 13' w/traller $795. Roa.dliner ~t up In ad'w~ IDEAL llghtwe.ight Field & wk days * Ph. 646-3357
1967 PORSCHE 912 Targa. 5
spd, AM-FM ra d io,
stereotape, mag w he~ I a ,
Polo red. Immaculate. Best
dfer over $4,400. 642-1141,
ext 63. Ask for Mr. NelSOl'J. ;'. all rentals apply 10 purchase 7 WK. old male kitten, gry, Dobennans AKC Ownplon· Consignment. Fully pro. 675-3020 100 E. Coruit Hwy, park. Ready to move in. S~eam Trailer, model 13; PATSUN ~ from $10 per mo. with wbt. trim m Ing s. :!tiip background. Shot.II tected by tnsurance. Call N, B. Includes refrigerated air ))let~ window w/metal ., "63 PORSCHE super 90, excel
• 4 Year Bank Tenns 646-1338 F.iO * !)48..g,,n M4-93l1 Tues.-Sal 9: 30 ~ BETN Cius 10' Sall boat co n dltionin1 , dishwasher awning & .>th er extras, $675. I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;; cond. Chrome wheels FM
:-No Down Payment KTIT'E'NS iD many assorted Beaullful Maple Bar 6 pm. S300; Traveller 16' alum. land5Capina, carport, patio • 675-4{)26 • '69 '69 '69 NEW '69• '69 '69 radio $2950 orig owner ~ Gou ld Music Company c 0 lo rs, Tr a l n e d , Furnished Maple. Must Sell! w A N T E D Canoe $100. 642-2242 897-3600 awniDgs , aklrtin&:, new 13' ALUMINUM TRAVEL '69 DATSUN :'~"'°="='==-~---I :~ Our 58th Yee.r 545-1878 9/24 968-3M4 36' YAWL carpet, Uned drapes. Serial TRAlLER, Good road. $325. PORSCHE '61 roadster, new
•• ~ Main. S.A. 547-0081 3 Very unique kittens, half 4 Bar Stools. $20. WE need quality <no junk S7,995 or trade tor No. s-.snJ. Full price $8500. 847-3444 Look ! ! ! tires chrome wh\s, xlnt ens.
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Conn Minuet Org•n Siamese, ball Manx • house please) • Fumlttu'C!, color power boat. 548-3865 Call Dual Wide Sales or 50 OQO • Boss machine, •teal $1995.
Waln"t • used for teaching .......,. * '46-3632 * Olapman Mobile Inc . Trucks 9500 r ml. auar, 642-47!ll "'""en. SJ6.8748 9/23 DRAFT l NG ma c hioe TV'a, 1tereos, appliancn, *VENnJR.A 71 • S3l-85n. """-;;:=,,--:,-,..,..,,--,-I
only in our studio. Li'!"lie & FREE Tabby Kittens to good BRUNING, & 4 scales. $65. tools&. oWce equipment Save $500. Pvt. P~. · '65 INTERNATIONAL 22' $186 86 Do n '61 Pm-sche Normal, minor
Conn speaker systl"m, per. home. 14 wla. bsbrkn. 675-276J TOP CASH IN ll Minutes 494-6472 LATE 1964 Great La.ka Van CO 1700 hd brks • W body wori< $350. + pick up
cusaloo, sustain, chimes, etc. 962-8188, 9/21 531·1212 * 89l-Cfr55 24' CHALLENGER in ide&l Mobile Home. 10x55. Front clutch rebll 5 spe~. alt: pymb:. 675-1210 aft 6:30 PM
New organ guarantee. New NEW Lobster Traps no & * WANTED * sUp. Sturdy boat wfease or kitchl "'·an2 ~~.:..Ne::_ w/w carb. starter etc, new tires, $53,86 fOf 36 mo, price $15Eli , •• until 5;30 GERMAN SHEPHERD $12. Lobstu Boat $900. 417 crps uuu. u1 .. pe1. R/H l -1 t FV
Sa .. .-i~ .. $895. Female, 3 months old, has 29th St., N. n . 67S-2152 Good Used .l Antique tum . rigging. &44-l618· ~ Displ. Partially tum. Beaut ....,., :.r:;w """ pv ply. '<UC"""' HI ay Used Furnitul'! 7401 .....,.... .. .....,.. OAC + Tax & Lie. Gould Music Comp1ny shots. 644-0758 9/21 PERSIAN Kittens, white and w ' KITE No. 281. land!inp!, shrubs. Skirting =======-== Barw1ck H•yden Imports '63 ALPINE. Red eonv. Xlnl
(Our 58lh Year) NEID home for 6 months oth~ colors. Pedigreed, $30. Westminster, Westminster Beach dolly. Good coodltlon. .l awnings. 8x.17 porcb, '64 INTERNATIONAL C·900 998 So. Coast Hwy, L. & rond. Must sac!-No room
SUNBEAM
2045 Main, S.A. 547-0081 old female Manx kitten. Capi.strano Beach. 496-5539 • llS3-J683 • $600. 548-2523 crptd. Util shed, ~ to ap. Green meta.Ille. Has to bo 494-9773 5'45-0634 tor this one!! 642-3186 ~ SALE Spayed. 67l-&349 9121 • WANTED • SABOTS. NEW 8 FT prtt! Moving! Vef)' reuon-the sharpest in town. Priced,..,~~,..,..~~'"""" ========= .~ ELECT. typewriter. Cost U able! Nr. Douglas plant to sell this wk. end. See alt~ , ,. Pianos Org1n1 BOXER • male fawn color mo·s •to $415. Best oHer. SAIL PRAM. l249. ...,7-0698 n 6 • c..-dlr. 1980 Harbor Blvd, C.M. 66 Datsun Roadster TOYOTA ~ Rebuilt grands from $819, AKC • Good w/ children, 642-7710 Furn ltur~Applilnces COMPLETE. 673-«iU "" a p.m. ..,.,.,. 4 Spd rb dlr Ollle Peerl ~ Wullt14' new muoles, from needs lrg yrd. &39-5184 9/:11 RED loath--"·" ot1 Color TV.,_Pi1nos LIDO 14, trlr, rover. Eltra UNIVERSAL Terr a 1p960 2 ~~ .. FWonl/ 1250Vacu~ grey booY'. plush bladt inter-~ Hu, 11furlltzer o .... ans, noor ... , '-"' ...... · ornan, Cruiser. 10 x 55. Expando ump u """'· •-lor. Will ""arantee. Xlnt • ~ .,. l YR. Seal Point Siamese fine I amp 1 , Sp ode, ETC. salts. Rlgged for raclna. llvi Cu ... 1 tank A hoses All in Xlnt '"y ~ modeb. frotn sm female • 893-.1109 9/'1 stlverware, m"-. ••• .,., Cash In I/• Hour Xlnt cond. $1CM. 835-4960 ne nn. stom l"'u• &Ml· ___ .. ,....., ·~" M oonditlon. $175 Cash dela or '-SAVE $$$ 1a..: ~ 4 inp, etc. Priced to 1ell l535 <.vuu. .,.. ""'"""'· ay see take older car 1n trade. Takl-
TOYOTA
HEADQUARTERs
-E ~ f:or d:l.lldttn's pllno 4 CUTE kittens. 6 weeks old, WANTED: Great B 0 0 ks 541-4531 CAL 20 No. 984. SpiMaker, SUperlor No. l6, N.8 . truck at 2926 W. lit St. S.A. low P4lYJMts. Aft• r ll, ~ ._.-.-box trained. 642~43 9/Zl ?.'estcm World aet. Also En-WANT woman'• 3 wl>eeled l829' Genoa, elecL speed UVE nee.r oettn: &ll'lOI '67 OIEV. ~ T. FJ~de 494-9773 or 545-0634 = WAU.JCRS M!1'~...i CITY FREE kitlens, all black. cyclopedia sel. KI f.0069 bike, ScbWfM. ind. etc. Dawleu. 67S-3J.Ol free Hunt Beech; new 20' Full warrutty ·Rad.lo· alt · 15300 Beach mvd., Wstmnstr
_. SGI So ... _ 540-6998 9/23 SOLID Ma·p&.p desk, glass • 675-2643 • KITE · Save $140, llke D!W, a: :M' wkte mobil homu. H,D, sprtrp, tlrl'1, I JAGUAR Phone 894-3322
ELMORE
.~ O;;;°"c.;..'~v=-.,.,..=*==!40-~21-6i_IRATS. various a:ges &: coi.. top. Davenpon 7· kidney, used 3 timn. in4J 459-6668 Call: Betty 536-7731 overtO&dJ. n!OS. 673-3229 -----1-===========I
' nMALDAYSOF on. 646-2388 9/23 grttn velvct cover. Sll-1564 M-chlnery, etc. 1700 11' DAYSAILER ,65 VOONG Del.wee 2 BR, 2 '56 f'ORD PU wl shell 'S6 JAGUAR Coupe, Bu.SCk TRIUMPH ~ OUR Pl.A)k) SALE 3 FREE Ki It ens! 2 TV's~ $15 & $45. Working DRJU. pl'eM, A.llat: beieh GOOD CONO. ~ Bu. Prie«I to Sell! Bayside campa-V-3. Stick ahift, ~gtne rebullt. S800. cub or
: DON'T MISS IT 11 6U..f558. 9/23 64~t710fl. Bookca1e $ s. modcl on •t~I atand. $75 Powe Crul 9020 Vlllqt. 258 Ml.)'flow'l!f' Dr.~~· $Z6. Sa I: Sun 1~· ~...._~=~-~---,. . (OASJ' MIJSI( FREE FrnTILlZER ........,1 4 rt((lndiUoaed. 6'5-2763 r sers N.B. I . '&2 XKE Roedster, l"t'd. i' 546-8863 9/23 ~GAGEMDIT Rior I: »» Lb. Carle Foridlft 2S' OWENS CAB CRUISER COLOR.ADO Rlwr trailft'. II '66 OOtx;E Van, wtnd!1n, bll. lntl!I'. F.xtr. cle«n! ·~ 1839 Nwpoort Btvcl. Wedding bllnd, wtille told, A• ii S450! Xlnt com. Loaded! Sec! x 27 All mNJ. Xlnt cond. VI, Rldl. u.crlftre $14.50. Bnt offer oYn" $lB75.
63 TRIUMPH TR f . eon.
verti~. RIH New tires.
Ex. running CQld. AA;klnl
$1450 or make offfr,
540-f726 or 645-15.13 GERMAN Sb~. pUre bred 2 wilh diamonds; top qua!. m.m * Eves 897-2433 547-TlOO, 615-SWI evu. See to apprtdate. $650. c,au Gd O'.lnd. ~ e..'tS-2513 646-0271 ,... old. 968-21.lli 91ZJ Ml. 540-2371 ======== UN 1FL 1 TE 23, "'*1 '31-1'36 '112 FORD ll ton, 6 cyl.< .... K TR 4, "'' xlnl <Ond . ..., ml .
........... <llard °"'""' 5 KITl"E>IS • -old 1"'0-HP=-;snao=,-.,.,...,,,Stm....,.,t-on Dogs 1825 """'"""' w/ft1 ~ • WANI"ED .. """· ' BR a-~ for """"'· ARMANN GHIA :~:::..::.·· Mu• acll
.. or msQ ofti!l' Houlebn*en. 982-S3lT 9124 ~lne w/6 to 1 l.'NI' red1 tandem trailer. tM-61111 mobllt h orn t, located ill &46-289: •86 XA.RM.AN GlflA Red w/ sAl!lSIE.#fOOw?:::::;:==-~I
5tM12t or 648-1515 LARGE b&od made redwood $50, ~ ~· ~~~da1e, 9 mo. m 25 OWENS CAB CRUISER eo.t.a MftS 96M1!6 '65 Foret ~ T P/U. black lntecior. AM/FM Bl8u-.,..,._ 11le m~::r.tpt~ \&'I
SMAU,. 1S11fcbt piano Doc' bed. 6W y,:n.L trade Blue Ch Ip or ren . 67$-21(11 Xlnt cond. l..oeckod! Sac! S'l'AR; s mo Oil' moo, 3 $9315. * "7..1513 punkt radio. Lug r.cti A O&aHitd rlftctlot\y ~
&ccel cond. Pl> DAILY PILOT WANT A.OS shlm()9 for Greet1 •tampa. 'mE QUICKER YOU CALL. ~-1103, 615-.m evtl. St\, 2 BA, t awnlnp, lldf1, '60 CHEVY " WO Pkk 1'Pf 6 more ex1ru! Lo mUee.~. mrm" "''""' ~ ,.tfort. 1----'-=;;;;.. ______ llRIHG __ .RESUL ___ TS_I _ S36-TI9t 'nlE QutOCER YOU SELL DW MUm tor R!3UL"r.J in bMut. pk. 868-4755 c:JI. .. 1168-151'1 S1850 or best ofte!'. 6*-7:Yii • ' --------..-------· ... ,.~.-,....r-.r~-·-----------------------------... --.... --...tw:...:w""11:;i;;;liljlilii;.,,... .... :;;;..:."".:;;"""''"'""""'"""' '"""._,,....,"'-'--~-_.
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'67 VW Deluxe. P .. th.II OM
ud yw be. No down OAC. ...,,.._ """ "'·'° ,.. mo.84>-461>
'5T VW Van It Camper,
newer motor NDI well $475.
'l'.i VW BU&", &d coo.t. Rl.H,
blue $1197. 8Q.mT
'63 GCLD VW De111:11:e n.IC!e
car. No down. 0 AC
paymentJ onJ;y Pl per mo. -'16 VW Deluu Speclol. Eztra
det.n. No down 0 A C •
P-.,menta mb' $H per mo.
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a:r-een $50. down OA C
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McCARTHY MOTORS
............ " Edlnas 12 blocU N ... San) __ ,._
Appx. 100 Ft. front•8"
Harbor Blvd, Cnlta Me.a.
t U -lll'flt. F<>< 1 ..... 107 n. c1eo9. "-· a.ta Meaa MS-1205 room, &araae IP8iCe at rear ===;,,..~---'"'-'= I ol Jot. Excellent b' .WO..
Will Buy :=.,;:;:: ~. ~;
WE PAY
TOP DOLLAR
FOR
USED CARS
COE OIVROl.B
rour Volklwt.&e er ,,...._ 642.fTOO Aak for Bill Sina. " ... ..,_PU! !or
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673·11 90 BUICK
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SPJCIAUSTS
HIGH PEllFOllMANCI
CUSTOM CARS
t.ARG£SI' SELECTION JN 1111 XlNl' Cond.. Oeen int.
OMNGE COUNtt N1.t brtca. dutch. muffler. 2 Selectec! Auto ...._ s.e" _... _,,
FORD
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Mllll tell, cml1 '3t ptr tncntb
O.A.C., Uc. no. GWC 735
OPll ROAD
C ......_ 'W ITINGRAY e.,...r 47141 HP. -. UO S. HAlllOlt ILVD.
""" llariloo Bl•d. m.-.._1411 SANTA ANA S3to465S
FUEL -'K Qlevelle 'iii PORO ~..u"!.t'I' ' ,..., 1'°"·· DODGE O>mmtll>lo. IW!lo, "'"'"· Y"i· ..,....,,. ,1u1pe111 oa; .utomattc. ~ ....nna.
m et• 111 e brUes. II*· •59 DOOOI (GW'nDI) ..._...._ •ftfl· wheele; ~ U..; Dtw • ..__ bllt -·-_,__ ---...-. Hardtop. a.&,........ ... ... ..,:_n'ii;'~"iijj ;,.--.. tlc. _.. -!GJ:X. 11 ... Chip Auto S.loo :rm 11'8. """-a..ii. ne--. o.oa-·ss llllP AU 300, • dr HT, able.
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COSTA NISA
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'"' arr, d pwr, ... ...... llluo Chip Auto S.loo ... FORD l'alJkM SIL w ... n~w t>f,int. A·l ecol. n...i-. 2145 u.~-81.~. ~--u~ Gd. o:md. 1 °'"""• ..., '56 BUICK flpec., nm1 eood ~t1o: vi,. ,...,......,,.-no ~ .. --"000 ~• -a.mer. Jl._, 549--2588 ,,-,==~:,..:=....;.;;;;;I .,. • nuu111 •
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'SS VW Deluxe Dcll't JD.1u 'e> BUS VW FM, air boml
' ' tl1'a ooe. No • downl OAC f\.berglua I n 1 u lat e d un..
, _ peymenta Ol1ly $36 per mo. derreal $1470, 548-8879
' M12-4615 e '66 VW BUG w/sunroof.,
'61 VW Stmroot R.IH Xlnt Oliy 32,<XKJ ml SHARP!
cent. --. * $12$ * ~
968-2393 '68 VW, Bendix AM/FM
'12 VW Dell,IM. 1 owner. radio, Car cover coco mats,
• 1003 Calilomia St., H. B. $1895. Excel rond. 546-2863
: ' -536-8739 1967 VW Square back. R/H.
:· · Xlnt. new battery. 23,000
: '68 vw ~ ~ ml. $1)25, 5t8-!932
; ~ 8000 ml~ BUY '68 VW
: ~ DIR.ttl' rn£ld GERMANY •; '15 VW Sedan, R &: H. :l1J-.43.W200 or 53s.72ffi
: ~ Dtvorce. 27,fm Orig. ml 1st I========
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For Dally Pllot Want Ad&. ----
Dial l!42-0678 :-.. '========= .,.. '68 VOLVO *
EXECUTIVE CARS
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9600
SPORTS CARS
'68 2 dr., AT .......... $2899
'6T 2 dr., "like new'' .. $1899
'66 2 dr., "sharp" •• $1699
4 '65 4 dr., 1 owner •• $1499
'64 2 dr., "air" •••• $1499
'63 ' dr. : ........... $999
'62 4 dr. • • • • • • • • • • • • $799
'58 2 dr .•••••••••••• $299
Herb Friedlarider
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'59 VOLVO 122 S, 4 dr, $200.
'56 Ford, 2 dr, $fi5. Private
part)'. 497-1618
Sport C•r1 9610
'64 JAGUAR XKE, black
roadster, wire w b er 1 s,
Pirellis. Xlnt cood. $2650.
1146-3842
: Antiqu .. , Cl1ssiu 9615
36 OLDS COQv coupe
w/rumble seat Gd orlg:inal
cond. Runs fldr. Most sell
$500. 962....aii-4 HD
Autos W.1nted 9700
WE PAY ..•
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tor ued can • 1rUcb jult
call 111: for free eetimate.
GROTH CHEVROLH
UMCI Ctn 9900
*: Wagons Ho I
'66 CHEVELLE V-8
"Ma1ibu" STA. WAG.
"AIR COND." PIG, Pwrl
Steer. R/H. Lu&N•
~. etc. Spa.rklln&' au·
tumn gold. Sbo1A1TIK>m
cond thru-out ! $1H5
'65 CHEVROLET V-8 Bel-
Alr "9" passenger STA. WAG. "AIR-COND." Full
pwr. l!qpl. Beaut. all Al-
uka white w/snappy ft· esta red Inter. "A waaon
full of value!" $1895
'65 BUICK V-8 "Special"
STA. WAG. A/T, pwr/
steer. "AIR COND." ll/H.
Beaut Sea mist green
w/lmmac. green vinyl
inter. 1 in 10,000!
$16'5
'63 MERCURY V-8 "Col·
on.y Park" ST A. WAG.
A/T.. Pwr/1teer/brlai. RI
H. chrome roof top lug·
Pie rack, etc. Attractive ivory and wood grain,
Excellent cond. thru-out. $TOH
'63 CHEV. V..S ''Bel·Air"
STA. WAG. AIR COND.
P/G, pwr I steer. RI H.
Chrome roof top lugga~
rack. etc. NCYI'E: {This
wagon has a completely
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--------I lmrnM:. $1350. &f.i-041'1 1961 PHODIDC HT. Oean, tan Int. Pwr ltr, .tect win· * Mllllonolre'1 Choice! '13 NOV.l ~ Auto sd mecoblcol. Gd UnL dowl, Alll·FM, 3iO q.
lll62 ...... Rloll, ..... "" • -$300. -Xlnt OODd. $1725 • ...__
CADil.LA.C OIE DEVILLE N"" ttz... tnm· A tnt& ... OO!lCE ~-GT. _,, ....._ "6T SQUlRZ Wqm; fUUJ
Beautiful ts1 blue • show· 962-71.0I uui; ~•1 .--kirlded bffuty. Under war-_,,,,.,. __ ...... _ ... __ • "'"'l ..,....,..=,.....-;;:=~= ty. Xlnt cond. $1095 .... ~ --Ml ~ ~:d ..... thi:' a;:x!u~. 't!O IMMPALA Conv, Xlnt &U-2215 aft g 11.m. ..,,.. ,,.,......, -·
ed citadel of luxury, poww ~·:n ::~ ~ C.,,, .. ~D::_AA,::Tc.;_4 "-Dr=.'-.,~,-,AN~. '~RD Ec.u!ollne V1n.
and ltrencth younelf for. 1980 IMPALA C R/H. Good cand. $1JllO ML Good tirtl. l\ebai.tt,
ONLY $13951 -·· ~· "''"'°Good""' ,..==-;.;;..=;,..;.· -..,.-<n<I .,......, ht car lot on Ha.rbot-Blvd. ......, ..__ .. , top_ i13 J56
JOHNSON & SON , cond., l!Z c.-"'"· _.,.. ....... '."'~~·· =
IJna>ln.M"""'>' 63 CHEV -CWpe. !000 . ......,
0><1a M.,. Brucl! A/C. U,OOO n>U.. 1'11 -'66 5PORf VAN
19U Harllor Blvd. 00-7mo .~"~·""=· ="~'·~12T!~-~~ 496-JOZ
'67 ELDORADO ·ss CHEV. ~ 2 dr. ======= One owner. Perfect COD• f&LCON Putt white 1'ndaG ""'' ..... _, _, an I PM ---"__;...:..:..:__
red bottom. Hu ha.d mpec1a.1 ===="'°'==,,-I
UNCOLN
'st LINCOLN
PntDler ocupe. l\a1I p)Wft',
air o:::md. (JHY585) U99. nn.
andnc A vallable.
care, dlr, AM/FM stereo Hu 'S9 Of.EVY l'JIJd hruporta-'M Falcon xlnt ecmd.
everyt:hln&! ~ cub deb. til:m, 313 tnlfnt, .maka alter. $500. '82 CCNI'INENTAL .l 1 r,
or wW take~ lnde. WW -~-===-=~~~ ====-==== 1'11', LIKE NEW. Mut tell.
11 .. Chip Auto S•l11
2145 Harbor lDvd. O>lta Mea1,
llnonoe prlRle -· &na SACRinCEI '8' O>walls 2 Prv ...... -u. 49l-m3 .. ..._. Dr. XInt ....... ll!O. FIREBIRD 1-:::::=:==:==:===
'61 CADILLAC s.don"' Ville ll4HSll MERCURY
AIL POWER Incl-arr ... arnv. -.._, A· 'IT l'!RmlRD, Ml. .llr, --------OClbdiHonin&, ~ merina, 1 oond. See to 9PJlhC. new t1ttt. $3DOD. 11)..1885 '88 COUGAR 1)'pe 81 PS I
power brakes, pmrer w!n-29M Mari.ten)', C.M'. 56-1'53 Ntllld a G&rbealtanpet PB, R6H. C&D 5f0.3C90 aft.
oo.-. S.w11.1 .. t, auto. tnmk 1116 a.v,. a Nava. 2 Dr Kr •==-==":•;ola=:•:-:;:""='=-!..:":=',;~;:·m;:;.===== opener; Radio, beater, of Ml Pa. V-8. Auto.. -"I'
course. Clean. $750.00 , , • * 968-~ , ...;.=====.....,==--..;;..=._.-..;;.;;.: ~ (FUIJerton) I~ REBUILT MOTOR!) 'lfE.Oun.. blu metaWc.f Sparkling all A 1a1 k a '64 CADD.J.AC l'te-etwood.. _.. Sho ' !.__.
white w/fawn lnter. Executlve'1 car tn excellent ...... wroom .... --... See at
$1195 condition. Factory air (!(I). dlr,1980Haltlar8lvd.,C.M.
'62 MERCURY v .a "Co1· dltionlng. AM-FM radJo, ·a OlEV n 4 Dr. Slatlon
ony Park" STA. WAG. tun pow••. c-·'--...,_~1 \Wlil(:n. R/H. Air. ,_ "AIR CONO." A/T. Pwr. ' ,....., .. ,.,. .... -. .....
black with """"1 -•• .,...., '=°""'""=~·~·:"'3,....,·~-~,...;..--1teer. Luggage rack. R&--.-.y •vy ~'" 1-
BUil.T MOTOR! Private p&rty, N&-048 '61 QIEV. Sta 'Wag. f C)'l
$1 095 '59 Cadllla<. Good """""' " "'"" Gd aond. -'62 c HR y s L E R V-8 aood ttzw. $tiOl or be:lt otter. 6'll-6192
Sports STA. WAG. A/T, can be ll!tll •t Sp 65, 829 pwr. eq. R/H. Luggaa:e Ba Id rack. A ~al powerbouu Y! e Dr., N.B.
for long distance cruis· '61 CADILIAC cori:t·ertible.
ing. Arctic whJte/Kodiac All Black, Load!'d! Steno
tan. $995 radio & tape, Pri puV.
'61 FALCON Hi-Thrift l-ol4615"'°'.~64~2-l6~77-~~~
SIX STA. WAG. Std 3 '57 CAD. Coupe .De Ville
1peed column shift. R/H. air--condl.Hoolna O Sparkllna: ol"lg. Al&aka ...,,, ..... ~~ A • _ ....
w h It e w/lmmac. red --·-It-6 -
vinyl Inter. "A nmninl '61 SEDAN l>eVWe. Qrla:
fool!" owner, 10,500 mi, full pwr,
$595 arr, .-.. .....,..
ht car lot on Harbor Blvd. ========
GOCI> transp. car, '55 VI
Q)ev, Sed. $190, 281 Naaau
Rd, Colt& Me.a. 56-2656
'S6 CHEVY $200
• """'11 •
CONTINENTAL
'67 CONVIRTIBLI
Oxi.tlnental, blue wlblue top,
white &Mtbu' inta1or, ndlal ...... ._ ........ °'""' 114-UI!! JOHNSON & SON CAMARO 'Iii COI<r!NENTAL, 29,000
ml. Uobt -· avocado '61 CAMARO, 8lk. to pl; -'"9, lea-. full
~ -RS, auto., many ex-power, air, tape, new tirel..
Llncoln·Mercury --------Costa Mesa Branch
1.941 Harbor Blvd. 642-'70M
SNEAK PREVIEW
'69's
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 25
1968 Oldsmobiles
At Final Year End
DISCOUNTS!
Aak !or Sales M.anapr l>Uli'T JUST WISH 1Dr .on-traa. Xlnt cond. 60--93§ I ;-.;-C&ll,-;;t75-41122==:-==-..,.-.,,-
l!l67 DATSUN wq:on, au-Ul2ll Beach m., th1nM; to furnish ycur borne ='="'°·=======l'6f. WHITE w/Wk. leather
OPIN SUNDATS
Lartest Stock In
Orange County
By Factory Count
Over 20 Executive
and Demo Cars at
tomatlc, ooe owner $1845 HWltinKton 8tadl --. -ftnd ereat bQya fn to.-top • Wet.; .. cmd. '!"===ia~o.=====1.::::d:::"::::·•::oa=·o:::·•o:::•:::e<1=-=o== COMET t1ruou1. $1,911&. rn-Tl29 967 AUSTIN HEALE"(,
Even Greater
roadltet'. low miles $27$ I 1mrrrt,._. Autos 96001mportN Autos
·. U67 FIAT 850 Ccqle, the ~~ poJkllar me ......... $1(75
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1964 JEEP Station Wagon,
wheel drlve. WtlrT'ell
Hubs ••••••••••••••• $1795
1967 FORD CORTINA GT,
with bucket sea.ti •. $1475
1957 pORSCHE Cpe, It will
)'Ol.l on .......... S1 '195
911S MGB Roadster, ha~
a~a~a~
ELMORE MOTORS
Choose your TOYOTA from the l•r9est cl•aler
py car, wire wheels U'l'!!i-... with the l1rg•1t selection , , •
MGB Roedster, must.i i
"' thll """··· · · • · .119!<i 1969 "COROLLA" 1968 JAG XKE Coupe,
AM/TM, 6,<XKJ mil.ea $55!li
MGB Roadster, re•dy
to lfO ................ S1995
96C TRIUMPH Roedster,
wire wbeell .••.••••• $1795
964 JAG XKE Roadster,
new top, cbnme wbeela.
!mi
964 MGB Roadster, hard-
top and all ••••.•••. -$1485
1963 POUGEOT "4.M" 4
dr Sed&n, one owner •• $995
PORSO!E 1600 Coo.ope
2 olhen In 1tock .... $2595
JAG XlWO O>upe,
the wild one •••••••• $1.3$
1967 VW 2-door sedan, n-
dio, ftI1t .......... $1585
JEEP Road.stt!I"' the
desert ..... • • • • • .. • • · $995
1967 MGB GT, wire wheell
miles •••.••.•.••. $29915
1981 MGB Roedster, ~
drive, win wheelJ, low
miles ....... -....... $2795
1986 TOYOTA station wq-
on. ( wheel drive. Thia II
the one . • • . . .. • • • • • • $2415
TOYOTA Oirana f.
door, bu ....... lhlll
Sl2Z
VtlLVO ..... oedan.
'3767 MO.
OR
1$1770
AMERICAN CARS W ANTID IN TlADI
CORONA SPORT SEDAN
"ROOM"
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4-J-O/(J flNANCIN• AYAH.AILI
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894-3322
THE SUN Nl:VJi2 IETS on l--------
Clulifled'1 acb Pl*•· '81' OORV!:IT!: fulbed:;
For an ad to iltD ll'OUDd' '71'-310 HP; p/.. p/w,
tho clock. dial IG«lL poal.: ""'' cond. -
White elepb&DW! DIJne..••llM
Usod Cora f900Used Cora
UNIVERSITY
OLDSMOBILE
2500 HAUOR ILVD.
COSTA MESA 146-5550
-.ANCHOR MOTORS
2150111801 BLVD., COSTA MESA 548-3151
TRANSPORTATION SPECJALS
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• MN IF TOU HA YE IElN IANOUl'T
e MN IF YOU HAD A REl'OSSfSSION
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........ UL ...... JU ........................ UL .... L'I• '249~ ..... •23 s . '23s '249~ . ....'23 s '23s
'60 l'OllD •el•• W.. '19 GllY, I 1 11•le N.T.
..... ..., ........ La ... "'-I• .......... .,.._, ............ "" ........
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BILL MAXEY
OWGE COUllY'Sr NEWT
TOYOTA
AUTHORIZED DEALER
INVITES YOU
To See the largest Stock of
1969 TOYOTAS
Hiii IMMEDIAT£ DELIVERY
eCOROLLAS
•CORONAS
eCROWNS
• •
• • •
• • •
$1770*
$2046•
$2819*
e i.AND CRUISERS $2855*
1 ADD ONLY Ktl UCINll AND SAW TAI
10 AIR CONDmONID CORONAS IN STOCIC
DRIVE THE NEWEST
,1969 COROLLA
$177000
e HIATll/Dlfl. e PUU. WHllL COYllS
e TIHTID •U.U e 4 lnlD TUNS.
• YINLT INTlllOI • NYLON CAIPns
e WHm WAW e llCLINIH• SU.TS
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:J.in11 QuaAbj :laJ11J
IH4 ~.~~""" W•r•• s1499 0,1,. tw• t.r1. ,, •• ft.
f'f•R• •'••R•t 1111/41 ., ....
196' VW SUN ROOP
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tl'IM rl"lt•
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with •It 1M4., 11!.
IH1 TOYOTA CORONA
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$1699.
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M•tk 11.t.t. O.ly ttl I . I Ml. lel4•M ........ ....
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PAC-COAST NWf,
BILL MAXEY
TOYOTI
·18881 Beach Blvd •
IMfll&TOll IUOI -u1.asss
J Ml. NO. OF HWY. ON BEACH ILVD .
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:t• OIJLYPllOT SI-, S.,ttmbet 21, 1968
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--TREMENDOUS YEAR END SAVINGS
. ......
ARRIVING DAILY -SPECIALLY PURCHASED 1968 CADILLACS A TIRACTIYEL Y
PRICED -GOOD SELECTION OF MODELS, COLORS AND EQUIPMENT
---OVER 80 QUALITY AUTOMOBILES TO SELECT FROM1---
'66 CADILLAC
Coupe dt Ville. Solid green f1niah with e:reen
leather and nylon interior. Full cadWac power
equipment pllJS factory a1r conditioning, tilt-
ateerl.ng wheel, power door locka, 6 wR,y aeat
and many other of the extras offered by
cadillac.
SAU $3888 PRICE
'64 CONTINENTAL
Stunning tuxedo black leather interior with
striking silver exterior. Has all the power
assists including brakes, steering, windows, etc. Factory air condltlonlng ot course. This
car won't be here long, 10 hurry.
SALE $1999 PRICE
'68 BUICK
Sport Wagon. ThlJ station wagon ls abso-
lutely loaded with automatic, radio, heater,
power steering, power J)ra.ke1, power win-
dows, power tall pte window, and of course
factory air conditioning. BeautifuJ blue with
slln, wood grain panelling and matching blue
interior. Don't miss this one at'bnly
SALE $4222 PRICE
'67 CADILLAC
Coupe de VWe. Beautiful MonUrey Green fin-
ish with Blick vinyl root and full leather in-
terior. Full Cadillac power includine: power
vent windows and of course, factory air eon--
ditionlna.
SAU $4777 PRICE
OIHER SPECIAL VALUES
'62 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL e
'6 7 CHEVROLET CA MARO e
'64 AVANTI e
'64 PONTIAC STA. WGN. e
'66 BUICK LE SABRE e
'64 THUNDERBIRD e
'67 CHEV MALIBU COUPE e
'65 CADILLAC
Sedan de Ville. Cadillac'• finest and fully
power equipped for luxury driving. Of course
this includes factory air conditioning, power
windows, 6 way power seat, tlJt steering
wheel, and finished in gleaming Turquoise
with harmonizing leather and cloth interior.
SALE $2666 PRICE
'65 PONTIAC
Grand Prix. Automatic transmission. power
steering. power brakes, radio and heater, buc-
ket seats, center coru;ole, tachometer, white
side wall tires.
SALE $1444 PRICE
'63 CHEVROLET
Impala super sport. Alpine white exterior with
red bucket seat interior. VB engine, automatic
transmissjon with center console, radio and
heater, power steering, white side wall tires.
Don't miss this great buy,
SALE $8C18 PRICE
'65 BUICK
The luxurious Electra 225 Custom :C door
hardtop with all the pdwer aCct'SSOries includ-
ing power steering, power brakea, power
windows, power seat, factory air condition-
ing. AJpine white with black landau root
and hannc;!nlzing interior.
SALE $1888 PRICE
-------SALES DEPARTMENT OPEN-------
8:30 AM to 9:00 PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY -9:00 AM to 6:00 PM SATURDAY and SUNDAY
YO~ FACTORY AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER SERVING THE ORANGE COAST HARBOR AREA
NABERS
2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540-9100
Used Can 9900 UMd Can 1.=::::..:::;;.:_ __ _ 9900
MUSTANG MUSTANG MERCURY
'62 MERC Statim Wagon.
Pwr 5tl''g, air cond. Good
ti.res; extra clean inside Ir:
out. Exe cond. $125. 8474190
847-4190
'5'."J MERC. Sta Wag. Ii Pu..
Gd cond. $98.
847·7544
MUSTANG PLYMOUTH
'67 MUSTANG Futback, VS '66 MUSTANG, pwr. •l•er.. 4 SPEED
auto ....... !2200. alo<ood ., "110. t•a••: 4 SPEED
..... ,,. "' & ""'-,..,... _, ma. owner: SPECIALISTS SPECIALISTS
'66 MUSfANG 6 cyJ, auto low mi., .,..,.. clean . HIGH PERFORMANCE HIGH PERFORMANCE
trans. R 4 H, IIT, 1 ow I -008-3°""'_986-::-,,.-,:;::-,==:-·I CUSTOM CARS LARGEST SELECTION IN
mileage. Gd cqnd. 546-6586 For Sale '68 MUltang LARGEST SELECTION IN ORANGE COUNTY
DAll.Y P!Wr WANr ADS Sa<rillc•I ORANGE COUNTY CUSTOM CARS
BRING JW>ULTSI 968-30!4 Selected Auto Selected Auto
PLYMOUTH
PLY. 'GT Belvedere 2 dr.
hdtp. V-8, PIS, auto. tran!.
Only 28,00J m1. Must sell
Ihle to death in family. iJ70
Below Blue Book.
54&-7584 OR
PONTIAC
PONTIAC RAMBLER T-BIRD
4 SPEED '59 RAMBLER. runs xlnt., 64 T-BIRO. Full power. Fac-
SPECIALISTS ~:'cie~6'· ~~~ean; $300 or tory Air. Rec. seat. H.R.
4&8 tr stereo Oean. Ex. HIGH PERFORMANCE ·oo RAMBLER Ambassador Cond. 2053 Newport Blvd. CUSTOM CARS
LARGEST SELECTION m wagon, g 0 0 d , cond, $250. -"'--""-------
ORANGE COUNTY ;&--0633 57 T·BIRD. BJu. A u I o .
Selected Auto ======== Porthole top. Stock. reb!I T -BIRD . '""" trano. Priv. P ty. Center &12-3411 before 10 A.M. Imported Aulff 9600 Imported Aut.. 9600 lmoo•ted Autoa . 9600 Center Center ~;i;;;iiiiii,;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9i1!1.1032 Harbor Blvd. 537-4646 l:m2 Harbor Blvd. 537-464.6
ROY CARVER
PONTIAC 13002 Harbor Blvd. 537-4646 '60 T·BIRO T-BIRD '56; port; remble HT
2925 Harbor 81 Costa M YOUNG Salesman with com-HARDTOP Wht, full pwr, nu uphols. &
. . •• •• . : • ' • ' .. ' .
•
NOW!
We ace THE
Dealer for
the Wedd '•
Mo•t
Advanced 4
Wheel Drivo
DATSUN
PATROl
WE'LL PROVE IT
TODAY
IMMEDIATE
DEUVERYI
OLDSMOBILE 1968 FURY lll, 4 dr, fact. ., -pany car provided has '67 Xlnt cond., rh, dlr, pr.v steer-paint. reblt eng. 4 nu tires.
'
air, auto p-.vr str, full. Kl 6·4444 GTO 389 -4 barrel, Hur!! Ing, Just been pe.inted ·God.-Pri prty. $1600. 541-4S08
E llERE, maint. 4 nu tires, tint. glass. Orang:t County't Exelllldw trans., His & Hers AM/FM ?ess gold, plush white inter· '58 T-BIRD. Full power. Must II . • • '67 OLDS. O.lta 88; xlnt I "''"""· 12900. 545-2'.16 DHle< IW kota • Ror<o and "dio, 8 b'ack ''"'"' tapo. '"· bucket ,.,.~. nm• ,,..,.. =ific•. S..t """'· Private • eon<!., 7600 Miles. Prlv. eves/ 6~5441 wk days. Bently. Xlnt cond., medium miles, feel! Must see to awrec. party. alter 6 p.m. call
· . • Fact. atr; vinyl top. P/S, .55 PLYMOlJI'H st a 1 l 0 n ,68 Pontiac blue bottom, white vinyl Take older car or $75 cash. 548_5905 . · P/B. rad., htr., W/\V, tint. ood _, Sl?i top, white lnl Take over Tak~ low payments, alter 10, ~==~----. Wagon g co"'" · Bonneville payments. 548-0rol 494.9773 or 545-0034 '66 T-BIRD ~nvertible, new gle.ss. $2,850. ~ 545-0129 ITT b thJ OU
DATSUN
Especialy.h .. -new O.tsun/21 H.,.., Two-Ooo<
dlMng at itJ sporting best. Five passenger room I
96 horsepower acceleration I 25 miles per gallon
econo111t11 ·Safety iront disc brakes I E.very iine car
featwe prown on Datsun's famous Sedan I Check aU
the new Datsuns. Get an Datsoo's advanoed engi-
neering. Quality workmanship. Precise attention to
luxury, comfort, safety! Sedan to 4-wheel drive
Paiiol., lhere's a Datsun for your driving needs ..• your
pocketbook. See Oat1un'1 Big 7 for 'b9 at
Zimmerman Datsun.
DATSUN TlADl·INS
O.•• ~O Sport Cira
I Import. 11 S1l1ct Fro111
, as every ng . , . Y '61 THUNOERB R tires, genuine leather in-1968 OLDS 98 4 dr !IT, 6 mo-'65 PLY. Belvedere, auto. name ti! Must sell noYI. Very 1966 PONTIAC T e m Pe 1 t 1 D terior, stereo tape, all the
lo mi, tun prwr, alr-rond. tr f 1 1 1 an low miles. Will take older custom Wagon. Silver. Xlnt H.T. Full power, (FXN354) tr $2400 (l) 493-4329 Pvt "'00 ("~A .-.~IV\ -~~:;abl,•.c ~A,, ~1'54' c e ' 12 cond. 4 nu tires. $1600. $299. Financing available, ex as. · own . .,...., . """"· ~ .,....,,,.. O'tV"'U trade. Call Ted, after , I Ch ,64 T BIRD La d II off list.} 644-2868 494-9773 OI" 545-0634 Owner alt 6 p.m. 968-3138 8 ue ip Auto Sales · n au. fu pow.
'64 SPORT Fury, top COl'ld. Zl4" H rbor Bl d Co M rac air. Excel cond. $1595. 62 STARFIRE coov. Orig * 642-3444 * '68 PONTIAC Ventura, load-1960 PONTIAC 2 door ;> a v . sta esa Ph . 54£..-0831 eves.
owner. Xlnt mecb cond. * 642-365! * ed, take ovtt my pymnts or hardtop, new tires, excel. 1957 Oassic T-Bird ::..;;;,.::.:::...::::_=::._ __ -• Sa ,.. "'~!"' t 11· · '63 T-Bird, full pow<'. $625 6'73-55Sl refinance. Getting married, couu. Cruice . .,., ..,..49 me a le grern, new engine. . IS YOUR AD lN CLASS:-8 .. 1 t•an' b-" , Air conditioning. Owner.
'68 OLDS 442 Conv, air, load· FIED? Someone will be ~;:y!gi;:Ji.i7u~tt~. save ~ M··~ Qi~~rt. n~ top.& ste;r~g'. Priv. ';~;. b:i;,11 • 67l-4738 •
ed. Cost $4660/$3345. 6300 looking for It. Dla1 642-5678 18 'PQlll • ra 5• iu.r. 546-1210 eves 546-6829 '61 T-BIRD, needs .. .,......,,,.;""' ml. Cati -•t 11 a.m. 642 "°'7 ~, qu>'ck •f1lclent results. l=~SOCK~~IT~TO~'~EM~!=:.'.c~673-445~~2~54~7:;-2~44~3~==,j'i'7'T-B~· ;-ca;;;;;;;c;;')ii "''·-~ -====~=====~~=~'="_;;=0' =====-•67 T-BIRD, Landau. Full up"; $40J CASH
96001mport9CI Aur" 9600 Imported Autos 9600 power. Feet air cond. Xlnt e 96S-1508e Imported •Autos 9600 Imported Autos
""· '66 Jaguar 2+2 ONLY .
"XII c,.. 10,. C.A399 car& rHdy fet YOU .... ---'65 Conllfte ,,._ ...... ..... $3399
tnl11t., air co!Mll ••
rowerltftrlll .. ,._
wlmlowt.
'66 Au511n·Hcoley
Db. 1000 141 ,.,. $2699 ..., comfort In Holt
boo11tlhl .,.,,.. c.r.
so-wlll e11l•r Hilt .....
'67 Triumph TR-4 IRS ............ "'' $2499 t.t.cl '-tMf Int. •"' offntrhe. w1a.112.
Wiii ,t-tM _.. tllscrlMllWllttftt,
'65 s .. 11oom Tiger
'6J Karmann Ghia
....... i ........ $1399 ...... P"h'ct ,....
~ Int cotHlltl ...
'60 M.G.I.
'60 M.G.A. u.ca TO SCHOOL
snCIAL.
•My te roll.
_......HtllMlnflll-
INlppy "'"" teft .. ... .. ,. ....
ONLY
$1099
ONLY f
$999
'64 Datwllll loocbter ONLY r-. ~~'.1 '"" 1'"' .... $1399 ..... e ... ,1 .. 1
cond. Low mi. $3,400.
64'-3546 TORONADO
DAlLY Pil.Dr DIME-A·
LINES. You can use them
tor just peMies a day. Dial
642-5678
•67 TORONADO
air and power
Ml 6-4846
New Cars 9800 New C1rs
CADILLAC CLEARANCE!
ALL '68 MODELS
9800
MUST GO!
'68 EL DORADO .............. $6,49S
BuMJuntly with m•tchi119 l••fh1r i11!1tior, f1ctory
•it to11ditio11i119, AM·FM r1dio, 6·w•y •••I, low
fflil••9•, p••mium lir••· Si r. No. Sl91. F•ct.
Wltt•nty.
'68 CONVERTIBLE ............ $S,69S
Lo•d1d wit+i •cc11., i11clvdlrui f1tlory 1ir. 1i1••o
t•p• •nd • ho1t of f1ctory i111I. 1cc11. S•>. No.
6195. F•ct. w1"111ty •
'68 CADILLAC CPE. OE VILLE .. $S,89S
Ivory -Bloc• top -ll•ek l1•tl>1r. loc1I I ow11•
or, Tilt I T1l••top1 wh11l, S.111111 Pr1111iu111
ti,.1, Air conditioning. F•,to.., WARRANTY. Sir.
No, 6114.
'68 CADILLAC SON. OE VILLE .. $S,49S
l1111tif11I B•roq111 Gold, lo•d•d with •cc1t .• incl.
f•ctory •ir. t!lt I f1l1•cop1 wh11I, f•clory w•r· ''"7· Sor. No. 67'2.
GEORGE %1MMERMAN
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'65 M.G.L 'U Soltflro ................. .. --'68 CADILLAC CPE. OE VILLE .. $5,89S
Silv1r tino t•••n wHh bl1ck ,..t1d1d top. lo1dod
wltft occ:•t., •Ir condltio11, 111w cir w1rr1nty,
II• Sfl.ICTION.0, '41 MODILI '
MOST COL.OU • IODT mus S'ALES AND SERVICE 1
41 MO. IANl '9NANCIN• AYAILAIU
SUNSET MOTOR
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2295 L.B. BLVD.
LONG BEACH
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'64 PLYMOUTH VALIANT
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'68 DODGI DART G.T.
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s1977:: 567= •61~: .. + TAX I LIC. l"YMT. '1'Mt.
IWI IOOIC f'lta $2171
'65 PLYMOUTH IPORT PURY
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IWI IOO( l'lltl $1711
'67 MUSTANG HT CPL
$1877'°'... 563TOTAL ~~&LIC. =· 5 63~· """'· IWI lOOI nlCI $27tl
'64 PONTIAC GRAND NIX
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IWI IOO« NtCI $1751
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$195 Dn.
$59 Mo.
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1969 BELVEDERE
s2177
$195 Dn.
$55 Mo.
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'69 VALIANT
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'66 PONTIAC GRAND PlllX
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PllCI 00\lfM MTttLY. $1777 f0TAI. 60' TOTA( S60"'""
+TAX & LIC, $ l>TMT. l'YMT,
ILUI to<* NICI $2765
'64 PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR
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IWI IOCMC.l'lla $2701
'05 DODGI POLAU WAGON
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IWI IOOI NfCI $1140
'64 PD.YMOUTH 4 DOOR ............. """-'k. ,_. ,.__, UL Ml. JtH ,._ s477TOTAI. •16 TOTAi. ··16 ....... !'i~ ... IC. =· :..r:~·
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'65 CHIV. IMPALA HDTP.
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kUI tOOK PllCI $1711
'01 PLYMOUTH PURY Ill
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IWI IOql PllCI $JHI
'67 CHIVROLft 4 DOOR
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s1477~~~ .. L~s49=. s49i:;~-
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'64 PORD 4 DOOR
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'64 DODOI 4 DOOll
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OOR stt. #10312 ' . T ALINA 2~Dt.N ....... ~ 68 CA. Deluxe Whee1 Discs,
!);Lu;• Steering ~h~e~ Pedol Trim, Turbo·~Y·
Decor Mouldi n~s, p ~h o Button, Power Steer1\a~
dromotic, RodEit Wind shield, Front Soot Shou
Power Brakes, .
B It White Woll Tires .. er e ~' --
1968 PONTIACS-USED 1968 GRAND PRIX
Power Ste•ring, Bre ke, Wind ows, Cordov• Top, Air cond. '69 Lie.
Fees already paid lie. #XBC 534.
1966 RAMBLER c .... c,,,,,_ '" si.. w., ... $1966 . V.1, Autom1t1c, Pow11 St11r1ng
low t.4111191, on1 1w1111 llllJW 11r ft•do-in. Nori4!1tfl llu1. Llc.
No. 1.UP051 ONLY
1965 FORD Cooofry .s'd'" 6 pu• Si•. w,,, R.H. $1666 Autorn•t1c, P.S., N1w ci t lr1d1-ln.
C1mli10 1¥ory. Uc. PHI 619. •
1963 CHEVROLET ····'· •. , •.. HT. R.H .• '·'·$966 . A11tom1i1c, P.S~ Low mll••g•,
On1 own1r. Compl1t. liillory 1v1il1bl1 1inc1 cit w11 1111w. ONLY
l ie. No. CTL 439.
1967 FIREBIRD "326" "· "''··· h .. , ... $ .. , ... ,.. ,...... 2866
powM 1t11rln9, f1ciory oir, r1m1inin9 f1cfory wl rr•nty. V1ry
cl11n. Tyrol blu 1 with m1ichin9 inl1rior. Slk. No . 16549
1964 PONTIAC G"od p,;, tho lop of th• Poo· $1766 ti•c lin1 f11lly •quipp•d includ·
Ing 1ir cond., Fro1t•d lim1 gr11n with bl1ck cordov1 top i nd
bl1ck buck1t 111h. l ie. JBK 161.
1967 FIRE BIRD 400 R.H., P.S ._ P.B .• • >p~•d $2766 T1ch ., W1d1 ov1I t1r11.
R1meining F1ct. W1rr1nt,o. lie. TYW a63.
1965 PONTIAC C,1,11 .. Cpo. R.H. AT., P.S. $1766 BRAND N~W Slim lin e MK IV
Air cond. witli 2·yt.·24,000 mil t w1n 1nty. V1ry cl11n, On1 own1r
cir. lie. NOS 197. ONLY
1964 COMET '°'""'·"''· S•d ... '.-',R.H .• AT .• $1366 P.S., On• owner, low 111111191, Roy 1I
1111 1 with m1tching vinyl trim. Lie. OVF 637. ONLT
1965 G T 0 R.H .. V-8. Sli<k ,h:lt with h""' lio9•9• $1766
• I I f1clory tir cond .. V1rdoro Gr1•n with
bl1ck cordov1 lop ind m1ld1inr;i buck1t 111h. Stk. #18119. ONLY
~.!~ ... ~~.~.!~~~~ wl~-~~!.~.~ l:.-;::i; $1466
1966 CHEVROLET ''•. '". "'""' •. .,i .. '·••·· $1666 W1d •. 11d1, l on9 bid, E•c•P·
tion1I low mil1191 for l+ii1 1rlr1 cl11n wnil. Uc. V5~3Sl. ONLY
1966 CHEVROLET fi•t;'.;. ';t ~~:. ~~; $2466
err. Low ,..a119•. A truly b1•utiful cir. D•wn 9old with OMlT
..,.tchin9 vinyl top •nd int1rlor. V•rv cl1••· lie. SAA 125.
Lie. VS4l5J.
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wilhts, ~d •...__~ ltrtQr.,.._ Catali 10"' cflolce front GO rrJx, GfOs .. nos, Flreblr... lo
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Including
SALES TAX AND LICENSE
Yot1 ffft't have to pay 1/1 dowa -Mtt 1v1n 25°/o
dowo -at 101 LONGPRE PONTIAC:. 10'/o tatal
dowa paymt'ftt on approval of baalc uffit Is 1uf..
llclont, ON IOTH NEW AND USED C:AlS.
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1966 PLYMOUTH s.t.llit, "'':HT., R.H., '·'· $1966 P.S., Autom•l•c, Buck•t i••h
•nd con10!,, Bli ck P••rl fini1h with Bl•ck cordov1 top •nd
1111tching int1rior, Am1ric111 m1g wh1•l1 1nd wid1 ov1I tit•I t11lly 1dd tli1 fi11·
i1hing touch to this cir. lie. TSM 714.
1962 CHEVROLET ···"·!-''·· Hf .• R.H •• '·'-$1166 Autom1t1c tr1n1., Pow1r
it11ring, V1ry cl•••, P1l1 y1llow with origin1l m1tchin9 trim.
lie. THX 471.
1964 CHEVROLET 1~t:'~.:~·;·H'.'~~-';';: $1466
Air Cond. Hond1r11 m1roon with bl1ck buck•! J1 1it. ONlT
Lic. QVS 335.
1957 CHEVROLET .. I A< 2-"•· HT., R.H., V·I, $966 Aulom1tlc tr1111., Chroml
wh11l1, Full vinyl pl••l•d inl1rior. Thi1 ould1ndinj roy•I blue 1ufo.
mobll1 w11 pr1•iou1ly own1d by on• of out •mp oy111 ind h11 b11n m1inl1ln1d
to n•w c•t •l1nd1rd1. Th.ii mod1l-h11 prov•111 to M 1 r11l cl111ic •nd i1 • 1li•rp
buy. lie. KWV 244.
1965 PLYMOUTH ;'.,':~~,:.::,~. ~i1 w'!. $1966
1t. A t11I lui:ury w•9on. Thi top of th e U111 d1rli: maroon w h
m1ichin9 him. lie PEY 685. ONl
1967 LE MANS "'",, •. R.H .. Pow .. ''"''"'' R1m1ln1n9 F•ct. W1rr1nty, For-
11t qr••n with bltck buck1t 11o1h, V•ry cl•1n. Lie. UKA 6)6, ONLT 2566
1966 PONTIAC ~·'·"·-~ c, •. with foll pow•! $2166 i nd 11t icond. Lie. SSH285
A1 low A1
~.!~~b.!l~~~~."Y,~w~~~o::~~~~T~;~;:~:: $966
"' 1964 LE MANS ~~; ~·:;,,';;,J.~:·;.:::"::.1• $1366
p1rc~m1nt buck1t 111t. Lie. HCG 641. ONLT
1963 CHEVROLET lmpol , v.1. O.H_.. AT., '-S .• $966
' A11tumn gold with m1tch1n9
trim. Stk. #16641. ONLY
1964 GT 0 v.1. R.H. AT. P.S .• '"' ""'• o ... $1266
• I I owner c•r, Hond1n1 M•roo11 w1lh
bl1ck buck•+ 111h. Lie. OWH 0+4. ONLY
1967 CORTINA Dt ... •·d<. R.H .• A.tom••k. o .. $1666 own1r. Di rk m1 roon. l.;c. VCJ 160.
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