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DAILY PILOT
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• FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 30, 1969
'VOl. &2, NO. 12', 4 SECTIONS, 4' PAGES
In Me111oriam
~dents at Bay View School in Costa Mesa partiCipate in massed ·
tfWg cerenlony as part of their Memorial Dey observance Thursd.ay.
Rites a<:ross the nation today honor memory of de~ U.S. service-
men. Tradition, also known as Decoration Day, started in 1868 as
means of honoring Civil War dead. It 'has since been expanded to-
cover men killed jn all l!_.S. wars. -
Screaming. Youth Le(lps
On Hood of P-Olic'e Car ·
A ~earning you\h whO leaped ·OO the
hood o! a ·police car and tore off the
windshield wipers white hurling abuse at
astonished officers was being "cooled
off" Jn Costa Mesa jail early today.
near Orange Coast College. Ofllctr"S; said
they were on their way to investigate an
auto accicfent when the youth jum~ on
their car: ·
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Slated Todav •
At Berkeley
BERKELEY (UPI) -Memorial O.y
promises tq be a memorable day in this tension-pac~ed univef.sity city, where a
crowd of 50,000 protestors Js expected to
cooftont police and •tional guardsmen
at controversial "pe0ple's park.'' ·
tr violence is avoided, today will he a
clear indication that firm steps have be9'
taken toward a settlement in the dis'pute
which erupted May 15 in a bloody batUe
between 2,000 rock-throwing
demonstrators and 500 riot.equipped
pollce with shotguns.
But if trouble flares again, the COO•
sequences and tolls could .be far. worse
than the past two weeks of strUe. during
which one yopth was fatally wounded,
scores were injured and nearly 800 were
arrested.
Some of the more radical teaderJI
among the' demonstrators have threaten.
ed to tear down the rence whiCh the
University of Calilornia construct.ed
around a ·Piece of university land that
was converted into a "people's park" by
students and the ''street people" of
Berkeley's nearby hippie colony.
However, most leaders or the protest
pledged it would be non-violent. They
want the park returned to Its builders
and withdrawal of the guard, ordered in
by Gov. Ronald Reagan May 16 under a
11state of emergency" declaration iJD..
posed earlier in the year.
Alameda Comity Sheriff F r a n k
Madigan,_ who commands all law en-
forecment units and national guardsmen
in the area, warned tbat shotgun> would
be used again, if ~ to maintain
onler.
Madig1n said 200 guird!men were sta-
tioned inside the fenced park, and 2,IOl . more were standing by · in nearby
armories.
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Poli~e Car
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In Beach· Teacher Crisis
By RUDI NJgl)ZlllL'lKI
Of .... Dal~ ''"' ....
. ·Both sides'in the strife torn HW\tinglon
.Beach Union.Hl&h ~ho<il Dlatrtct pointed
· toward an early morning-meeUng Mon· di& ~th hoJ)ea of settling a teachers
s8lary dispute that emptied classrooms
al. the lunch hour Thursday. . . • ,
With talks in· progress late Thursday,
there were some indications a settlement
might be agreed Upon by di.strict ad·
mJnls trators and teacher. representatives
prior to a special· meeting of district
trustees calJed for 711.tn. Monday. ·
However, aoy agreement hinges bn
board action Monday and at leasr lhree
members , of t.he five-man governing
board have indicated they don't plan any
Daily . Pilot Price
Changing to $2
The home-delivered subscription price or the DAILY PILOT will tie 12 per
"fnonth,·effecUve Monday.
CostJ of materials, news gathering and
all other elements essential to the P!°'"
ductlpn 8ftd dlstribuUon of a quality com·
munity dally newspai)rr Ii.ave been
steadily Increasing since the ·DAILY
PILOT last adj~ted Jts borne delivery
price rnor.e than three years ago.
The 25-<:ent ·subecription raise .will, of
COUl'9e, lncreue the eahtings ol the more
than 7lO DAILY PILOT carrier boys. II
abo will allow the DAILY PILOT to con-
llnue drorta to deliver the hel!I ""Ible
commuol\y daily ne,..paper tlirougn im·
proved report.Ing, presentation and prO;'
dUCUoo tachnlque1. ' '
major departures rrom 11\e~ ofrer of a. I
percent pay hike for the district's 497
"tcaChers.
Meanwhi\e, teachers sl'lowed their
solidarlfy in ~1 o( an 8.3 percent ir)· ~
crease by voting to coot.l..aue with· a
·"Slowdown" 1called by leaders" of Uie
'District Educators' Association (DEA).
· About 250 or the DEA 'a 430 members
attended an association meeting ·Thwr
day afternoon at the Huntlngtoq. Be.sch
Methodist Corrimun.ity Church. A!te'r
hearing ~m association leaders: those
. present voted overwhelmingly to. proceed
with tactics frankly aimed a~ pressuring
the district Into a settlemenl.
Monday, however, teachers have dt!·
cided to follow a regular school day
schedule, inst.ead of the prevlot,l!ly ex-
pected minimum day. ·
Further developments, including a ·
walkout . with teachers taking "personal
leave" Tuesday and Wednesday, Will de-.
pend on action taken during Monday
mOming's Board m@g.
Thursday, two of the district's four
campuses had to be dismissed before
'noon because of confusion over the con.
fiicting teacher and district schedules.
A long Memorial Day weekend wilt
bring a three<lay cooling-oU period_ altj!'
the confusion, and In some quarters bU-
terness, of Thursday.
. One' acbool adminiltrator-, Marina Hlgb
PrtndpaJ Glen Dysliiger, termed t])e
teachers' acUon In. ·leaving his campus
Thursday ''a mutbiy.''
Signll lha.r an early settlement mi~t ·
be possible came from teacher associa-
tion President Carl Manemann during
the 'l11U?'!dily afternoon DEA meeting.
5aid Manemann l>efore going bact into
(SEE 'TEAC11El18, Page Z)
Demolished ·
A 11-yeor-old t.os Arcei-"""'· beuev.
ed to he.-a deaf.mute, -•ttiled '11ion.
day wherl hts car was ~ aftet
beifig ··rut by a tast'.moving 1l 1~
tr_ain in northern San Clemente. '
l'l'he victim was identil1ed by Orange
County coroner's •investigators 1 1
Lawrence Woodburn 'll~ ol 1!07.
·S. Vermont Stz:eet Jn Los ~eler.
Investigator Rus:i: .Greene said .the reSJ.
dens:e at that address, PVgrl.m Toftn, is .
·a home·for·deaf·mutes. . ..J
Greene said that what w11•teft ~ tbe
.victim's automobile was found 'eboui 50
yard.i rrom Ille point or Impact' at Esta.
cioo Strfiet at the Sante Fe cl'O!ling to .
the Ocean side of Padk: Coast JlilhuY. ' 'lbere were QO other peruw ~jured. •1
·. The road leads tO the Capiotr-
Shores Trailer Park, Greene! llid:.
Witnesses repOrted _having seen· the vie>.
tin) in the area prior to ttie"accident;bdt
nO one came forward to identify thelJodr.
Police and coroner's inveatJgaton .ate '
at a kl8s to· explain the man's presence :IQ
the area. ·
Greene said that a check of the warn.
Ing signals at Ille tntaroe<tlon ol Ille
Mreet and U.. railroad lracks showed
them to he lunclloning properly.
Wil•-repo<ted· that •Ille •epOedlng
train bound al 1$ mlles·per hour ti s.n
Diego lrom Los Angeles "Et ilounded Ila bom prior to Ille collloion. .
G.-eene Sjlld when bll.by the bWo, victim's car disip~atad. o,._ o+.t
the body w:ao "tembly,. horribly D>lllilo
ed." I
The remain.! have ·been: taken to ,.
fer Mortuiwy in ~ ~·' 1 . . -. ..
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Atttsllng oUtcers believe lhe· JS.year· · .
old 6anla• Ana boy was on LSD· when• he D . th lau~ hbJreazled attack.on.the pqlice • ea ... vehicle. 'He was Uke a madmano': aft or.· 1' • • 1 •
fioer said,. •:we had' to force him ',to1tbe · '
--·"-' before Wt could subdue him.'! •
~~·alks ~ighways on Weedier
Youngsttrs in Baja. ·caJi/ornia •
med bookt and pencil! and o
Balboa cot.pie arc back on the 4
Orange Cocst trying to do w'>at
thi t1 can to oet thtse .. Paae· 3.
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Tbe attack occurred oo Falrylew '<"ve • _ ·-By Al!1lllJR IC ~71 --;-··:c.momta highwoyg _ between 5 p.m.
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Reagan Signs Re"""'' · , Mlft'who ,..., ni-l!lom and1>fac'-' "be 1n Itne ror a mtmOtW anyway, the~ • I'..,.... ·uc,. .their tJl'Of-·oo atilnlessr "'°"' page documeot shows. .
• • h. · tables perlorm«( ~ on 122 • Canleanm, stupidity and negligence Of Car Mileage Dill persom' killed. In Calllornla during two simply ....r late a vacation.
' big IJll holiday weetenda.. "lfclliday Portrait 196tl," Is the UUe ol
SACRAMENTO (AP ) -A rwidelY f:xperla lacod wtlll • lllugber lalll -the llloody.,clronological account ol ....
publicizal, highly crillched l,. law .~....,. -.i1e«a9' among 111 day1olo~1'r •. compl)..S.JolnUybylhe
which pennltled new car dealen to fatal -In -Fourth of July Callloi;iia State AW>rnoblle ""°"latlon
d1-necl the odometers -mileage in-and Labor Dey periods -have Just and the Automoblle Club of Soulhern
dicoton -ol auW. prior to sale bas been released their own slallstlcal autoplin. Callromta. •
repealed. Holiday ltalrlc accidents have little Every fatal acciden~ SI In the July 4 to
Gov. Reagan signed Thunday the cormecjlon wllb holldayo lhen\llelves, two 7 period and 5$Jn Ibo Auge 30 to Sept. 2
· repeal bill b) Republk:an Sen. Fred W. stata agencies of the Automobile Aslocla· oount Is capsulhed neatly In a 1168
t<.1arler ot Redding. tt was Marler who lion ol. Am«icl 1ay on the eve of postmortem report oo causative factors.
authottd the o r 1 g I n • I conltoversl'l Memorial Day weekend. Th< IAl!I day iJ Uit w«st, wKh 1t ~lied
measure a year ago. MM ol you about lo <lit violently on on Bunday, Jul7 7, bot onl1·111rlnvolvlng
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holldl}' connecllonl, while among IS'dead
oq Monday, ~pt. 2,'onl:r two.were vio-
Uml of holldfy-orlentad aecldenls.
"Altbou&h the :rut day of bolh
weekenda shows a greater number of
ratauu... lban aiw other, 1be ~ 1do ndl appear lla6mcanUy greater ,r. iltatifUclanl conc1UCJt -• ~ 1
I~ tr'afftc volume ma k~ •·
virtuolly "° dillertnce .
A handful or lloDdl}' acckleitls invol~ed
lengUty jouroeyl, but the Ttlt loqed,
lrom .the r1rst lbrough J13lb, follow a
grim, ·dally, weekly and monthly pattern •.
The AAA clubs' report reOl!Cbl in
aivlnimoua proflfes lhe trigic_, t~ crltNnai. the atnaeless, iroolc arid even \ .
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the aulcldal In a ~ue or two.
They are prt1flles of people whose lrafls
and tendencies never tue a holiday, Ol"I
whose number " ta ·up at a blowout or-
brake failure: •
-No. 1.;. Y QUI!& •• ~lctim,.'""!'pecl "' . rr<ewlj' In , .. kiii!Win'Ghlil, rear-end,
od Juty.3.at s:ss., ... ; 1>yi a1na11e1iU~•
.driver with Pflor speedlns convidlonl> :
, -No, 11 : Fireman crulbed .to deaU>
July 4 . at 11:30 1.m., when private
roaci'l!ll' cruinbled •en route lo brvsh
bw.; tumbling r!r."1tuck lnio a canyon.
·, -No. 30 : Pedtslrlan with mental Ill~
ness aod .31 blood olcohol level -hllh
ooou~ W make two men J,g,Uy drunk -
killed 'by car July • 1t ti p.m ... aa be ,
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2 More Join
Rolls of
LewdNudies
'l'Wo more or the Apartment A.-Go-Oo's
bottomless dancers Joined Carol Cybulski
--Of Laguna Beach on the conviction 11l'lt
'fhursday when a Santa Ana municipal
Court jury round Lhem guilty ot tewd con·
duct and obscenity.
Ordered to return for sentencing Jun«'
20 'lliwe Nannie Bessie Wheeler, 28, of
Brea and Jacqueline Ann Zimmer, 26, of
Santa Ana. 1'1iss Wheeler faces a possible
1ix moolhs in jail and/or a $500 fine on
three counts of the charges; Miss Zlm·
mer could get the same term on four
counts.
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Do\ILY P'llOT Sl-'I PMle
Trimaran Home
Newport Man Circles ·Gwbe
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By Al.MON LOCKABKY peflshtd tn bis own trtrnaran on I SDO-
DAILY P'ILOT ... 11 .. ••11itr mile voyage from San Francl9co to San
'nllrty<lloulllld mlill cl sail WIW bu Dieao. C l10lllin II.ii .utcl>rigld, hu
{lowed under the triple hulls of ~Uke a beam of 21 feet aod draws three feet.
Kane's trimaran CtrousJn 11 atnce the 28-It 's not a fancy craft. The sails: and 22 much of the aw Were purchased second year old n ·Marine left Newport Beach band from ~iiMey's Ship Chandlery. The
mcntbl a.go on Au1. 2. only mtchanlcil power ls a 33 ••
Kane an1v_ed back hr Newport Thura. horlM!power Evinrude outboard motor. : : day with only one of his original crew -
his cal Thunder~ll. CHANGE OPINION
He waa met at the dock near Minney 's "l just wanted to provt that not all
Ship Chandlery by bla parent1, Mr. and trimarans were unsale and unseaworthy,
Mn. Thomu Kane, Kenllworth, Ill., and contrary to the opinion of many .
a sister, Barbara. A nwnber of friends yachtsmen throughout the world," said ..
who saw Kane off ori his voyage 22 Kane. "There are literally hundreds or:.
mootM ago were aJso on hand to greet them making safe voyages all over the
him, the cat Thunderball and a crewman , world. They are proving that only a '
Herb Reynolds, who he picked up in limited few trimarans are unsafe and
Bahia Navldad, Mexlco on the last le( of unseaworthy -and this can usually be'~
b1I journey home. attributed to Inferior c o n s t r u c t i o d ~
Kane returned home with the proud and/or poor seamanship. ·:
claim of being the sk1pper of the first "After surviving 60 and 100 knot stonnJ 1
trimaran ever to circumnavigate the I think I have proved that a well dW&n-•
&Jobe. On the stern of the 4e--foot ed, constructed and well sailed trimaran ·
trimaran he carried the hailing port,--can survive gale and storm conditions at ·
Balboa lsland, U.S.A. well as any other type of sailboat.
Jud~ Ettgene Llnshauur uld he
,..,ould rule oo a moljon for a new trial at
the lime or sentencing.
The 10-woman, two-man p a n e l ' s
rudung ot ' the ,Wlty verdict alter a
seven-hour deliberation wu Men as a
DRIVER JOHN WIGHT (SEATED RIGHT) GETS FIRST AID FOLLOWING ACCIDENT
Newport Mer ll•ck1 Out; Wom•n on. Sidtw•lk lnlurld•a1 Auto Jumps Curb RETURNED Ho E "After seeing many cruising trimarans
M . with their inherent advanta191 ol cost.
Tbe )'OW11 -lurer al., returned safety, apeed, room 11111 llhallo!r drall, I ... home with the firm conviction that I well believe a trimaran ls the but type ot
furlber strenathtnlni of Dlltrlet Attorney }
Cecil HlcU' alk>ut campaign qalnst bot.; woman Serious, y
tontleu belles and the tavetn1 who sta1e
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built, well aalled trimaran is the best cruising boat in the world today."
type of crulain& eailboal in the world lo-
dlj'. CHICAGO NATIVE . .
the performer1. Jn • d Ca Although Kane reallzts that he will get Kane 11 a native or Chica10, wu a lot ot 611.Uc from the monohull' -and educated at Notre Dame and took DEATII ·oN HIGHWAYS •••
-g~b 1coepted the verdict quietly Jure as r
and wlth dry eyes and refused t.o com-staggers across busy highway.
the · li J S • d lk -No. 51: Passing on hill, three tn-menl on Jury 's ru ng to newsmen. umps I ewa · nocent victims are killed, seven more. tn-
Tbeii demeanor was in sharp contrast to jured July 7 at 5:40 p.m., in headon col·
that of Miss Cybulski, 32, who broke A car with an apparently unconscious lision on narrow highway.
down dealier in the week and sobbed bit-man at the wheel j~ the curb of The Labor Day count was a1moet tden-
terly u 1be was found suJ.lty of 10 counta Balboa Boulevard Tbureday afternoon in tlca1 ln death toll and contrlbutln1
of lewd conduct. · caUJea, but-AAA ruearchers noted nto All three girls staged perfarmanca at Newport Beach, hit and 1erlou,iy )njured fewer connectiOlll to the holiday ilKH.
the welt Seta Ana tavmi. Harry · a young woman ~~. then smubed -No. IO: Motorcyclist on 198'1 Hoada
Malelll'a popular bar 11 one of five into a car port. rammed rear of altJw.turning van ~u1. 30
e.atablUbmentl currently chafing under a • Police said the "driver"-the auto, John ~t 5:30 p.m., with apeed and inattention
"no bottomleu" ban .-ly Imposed by Wlgh~ llO, 206 42nd St. IJ>Jd offlcen ,he blamed for. rider's dt8th.
lhe SUperior Court P<ndinl trial o! the blacked out at the whe<I of ·bll llte model -.No. 74, Pickup Iruck driver thrown
OKny laue. sedaii before it jumped the curb. out and falallY lnJw:td Aug. 31 at 2:45
Trials for other allegedly bottomless The young l't'oman Carol Selby 21 p.m., after losing control while' trying to
perlonners arrested during recent crack-' ' ' ' avoid hitting funeral escort motorcycle down earlier in the week and sobbed bi(-Redondo Beach, suUered internaJ and ff'
· ffl bein --"eduled · h d · · · and listed und I 0 icer. vtce. o cers are I DUI In ea. lllJutJes . was er n· -No. 99 : Driver kjlled Sept. t at 8:10
mwuclpal court. , tensive~ and m guarded condlUon at_ a.m., when 1967 Chevrolet colllded )Tith
Hoq Memorial Hosp!~ another auto at" biterlection where van·
UCl Prof Raps
Solons, Sees
Doctor Shortage
California's rtluctant legislators seem
determined to" enatlre that UU5 atate wtll
face • "<rlppllli& ahortl1e" of quallfled
pbyaJclans wilhtn the next few years, a
University of Calitomi1/ al Irvine stalf
pJ,ysiclu declared tbb wee.IL
Dr. It David Mosier, profellO!' 9f
pediatrics at the county campua, at·
t8cked the legislature's recent rejection
of a $243 million bond tsaue u an action
''based oo lhelr (ears of whit they think
might be the public's re.action.
• "They believe that reaction to student
riots and disaen.slon might ac<:elerate
when It· ii realized . tb1t UU. money ii
earmuked ror bulldlng on the Unlversity
of CaJlfornla's five campuses, lncludln&
Irvine" the physician said. "But they
seem to overlook lhe fact that thl1 ls for
construction or medical 1choota, very
badly needed t11Inln1 fllCilttia foe the
many doctora we're 1olng to need tn a
few years."
CommenUnc on the Aslembly action
before he addreued a March of Dimes
meeting, Dr. Mosler noted that con-
struct.Ion of the Irvine f1clllty bid. been
ocheduled for the fall of 1970. "But-ii
seems now that we're going to have to
' wait much lort1er than that to get the
1ehool we so badly need," he added .
"Thi! misplaced reluctance could mean
that lhe federal government will step tn
and mike sure lhll medical schools Ar1!
built," MOiler said.
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"I'm positive that this 11 the last thing
the leglslaton and many·membera of the
public want but nothing 111 beiJI& done ai
the state level to eruiure a future supply
of trained doctors ln IUfflcJent numbers.''
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• She was struck from behind by the dais: bad removed 1 ltop sign ••
careening auto as she walked with a -No. 107: Drinking,. outlaw.type
remate companion on the sidewalk at motorcyclist ori modlfled-1149 Harley-
43rd Street and . Balboa Boulevard, of Davidson missed curve ln road·Sept. l at .
fiettl Old. 'Ibe friend was unhurt. 8:15 p.m .. and wu fatally burled _beld-
W1"ht wu comcious at the accldent first into a chain link fence.
'6 -No. US: Man going home from work
scene after the crash. His car was heavl· In final moments of Labor Day fell asleep
ly damaged in the collision with I.he car on freew ay Sept. 'tat 11 :55 p.m., lost con-
porl and a corner of an apartment. trot of Ford Mustang and his fifth ac-
He was admitted to Hoag Hospital for cidtnt in 12-month period is bis Jul
obsef'\lalion. Hospital ilde.s said It wu The AAA statistical survey was com-
not immediately known why the man lo.st piled from police reports, coroner's {Jn·
consciousness at the wbeel. dlnp1 lns:pection o( wrecked vehicles, ac-
cident photognphJ ond inten<lowa with
farnlJy and fritllds of the dead . • John Wayne Trio
Put on Own Acts
In County Courts . _,, . '" .~ Three gentlemen whose parent& may
. well have bee11 admirers or Newport
Beach actor John \tayne put on their own
act.a Thursday In Slnta Ana. ·
'But il's doubtful, to say the leut, if
"Duke'' would have been flattered by
their use of hia now legendary name. For
all three put the famous handle on a
document that would .have brought a
frown to that rugged brow -the Superior
Court criminal calendar.
Arraigned before Judge James F.
Judge were John Wayne Frailer, booked
on posswion of marijuana, John Wayne
Shepard, £acing conspiracy ind bookmak-
ing ,charges and John Wayne Smith who
Is also known for having a fast gun -but
allegedly used irt the commission of thi'
armed robberies in Orange County,
"We once ljad a Rudolph Valntlno
Cortez and a James Mason Blume but
never a John Wayne," mused a court
clerk. "Now here we are with Uiree In
one morning -J wonder what Wayno
would have to say about It?"
Tho,,e who are at all familiar with the
veteran actor don't have many doubts ...
SCC Graduation
Rites Saturday
Southern California College of Costa
1'1e&a will hold its commencement cere-
monies Saturday with the graduation
of 70 studenU.
The batiealaureale service will be held
at 10:'5 a.m. ln the college chapel, with
guest speaker Dr. Irvine J, Harrison,
who will discuss "Buying and Selling in
God's Marketplace." He is a former
president of the colleae.
Commencement will be held at 3 p.m.
In Ute Student Union. Dr. David A. Hub·
bard, preslde.nl Of Fuller Th!Ologlcal
Seminary, will speak on "Your Share
of SuHering."
'llle public is welcome to atlend.
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Zubin Knows Score,
Wedding March Set
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Actr.11 Nancy
Diant Kovack and Zubtn M1hta1 musical
director of the Loa Ange.lea Ph11nannonlc
Orchtttra, plan to marry July 11.
Mehta 11 on a 11bbltlcal leave, direc-
ting a mualc festival at Fktrenee, llily.
The wedding II to be rrformed lo the
Omlen Room of Hot• Btl·Alr by the
Parat prlett. Dr. Fr1mrott Bode, who
married Mehtl'a patcnb in Perala.
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J\lSt under half the 113 accidents oc-
curred~ at night and two-thirds were
wlthln 25 miles of the vlcilms' homes.
The -,vortt fatality rates were in the
under-20 group and seatbelt use could
have saved many lives.
Investigators said 48 among the 76
death cars lnvolvfi!i had aeatbelt.a, but on·
ly 10 were in use it the fatal lnstant.
Only 27 of the 113 fatal accidents in-
volved Fourth of July or Labor Day
journey•, while buslneaa, ahopplng ·or
routine soclal·recreatlonal m o to r t n g
typical of any weekend were Involved in
others:
Alcohol use was a factor ln SS percent
of thl.Jl\ fatal mlahlps, only II percent
ol wtil'Ch Occurred on freeways, while just
under ball the cllllre toll Involved 1in1ie
vehicle crashes. ·
Stau.tlcl11111 said SS penons died in &I
such cases, often Jnvolvlng exce11lve
speed on tw~Iane roads, drlnkln(, un-
familiarity with the area or other aucb
contributing hazard11.
Deducting those fatalities involving
pedestrians or m~rcycles. -the latter
corusUtuUn, 13 ptretnt of the 113 ac-
cidents -eaves 77 autos involved, 31 of
them compact models or imported cars.
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TEACHERS • • •
a meeting with district adminia:lratora:
"Tbelr health aod weUare benefit pro--
po5al Is no longer firm and we would be
willln1 to accept their 4 percent salary
incrtue offer as long •as we are auured
that unbudgeted money coml.ng into the
district would be applied to teachers'
salaries unUl the 8.'3 percent figure is
reached."
~1anemann tnaisted that the notlon of
the extra money becoming availible la
not a pipe dream.
"I would like to point out,•• he Hald,
"that during the past five or six years the
district has consistently underestimated
its income"
But· -ute association leader said the
negotiating tenm lor the teachers is not
maklng any concessions. "We aiti just
thowlna our good faith lhat we, too," are
willing to negotiate," he JI.id .
Confusion reigned at Hunlingtoo Beach
and FountainValley Hiib School Thurs-
day mornlnc when students were unaure
whether to follow the minimum day
schedule aet up by teachers. Campus ad.
mlntstratory did not acknowled1e the
achedule, but dismi&Secf cl ..... It IQ ,311
a.m. because ol the contuaion.
Woslminsltt and Marina lll1h SChooil
attempted to adhett lo regular 1Chedule1
throughout the day, 1llhoqh ·most
teachers were mialng.
Marino Prlnclpal llyslnatr 1dviae<l
te1ehtt1 over the campus s-ibUc addresa
l)'llam th•t "lll•ial dlamlUll of c1 .....
rtpmented individual ICtl o! in-
lUbonUnJtion.,. -
Despite h11 oratory, the ciampua wu vb1uali1 empty by I p.m.
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Meehlnlcal fallure was 1 factor in vk:tlon la reinforced by the ract that ·he He spent three years in the Marine Corpa
geven olhq accidents -brakes, tires. navlpted the 30 000 mllea in all kinda of and is now a captain in the retervta;
steering and the like -while roadway or weatbi!r -lncJ.icun, •veral aalea and Prior to his world. voyaae be had very Ht--
weather conditions were involved in 11 htD'lieane fOrce w1nda -with no atruc-tie sailing experience. -
fatalities during the two ho Iida y tural damage and wry little gear failure. Kane now Intends lo prove that a
weekends. "Yes there were Umes I wondered trimaran is perhaps the fastest sailboat
Pedestrian vlct.lms reached a toll of 22, what 1 ~as doing out there and wished I anoat. He is !~king f?r a number or
seven of them amall crutdrea and 11 could quit on the spot," the young skipper sponsors who will help him build a 65-foot
peraonally negll~t in aome WI)', from admitted. trimaran in which he would enter the
... ••• dru k und '"· lnO of dru 1972 single-handed Trans-AllanUc race. ~.. n • er •u•:• uence gs, NO SOLO VOYAGE Kane says he plans to write a boo~ to emoUonally W ud in one cue. !iuicldal. · Except for the last part -from about his voyage, and that in the mean.
Trinidad throqgh the Panama Canal and time he ls available for talks on his ex•
Baled on exhaustive study and Jn. up to Maico, Kane's was not a solo perience.s at clubs and other organiza-fonnoUon offered by the lllate Depart. Du · th · h had · me:nt of Motor Vehicles, the AAA report voyage. nng e trip e 24 men uoos.
also lisU!i the 10 worst drivers involved in and nine women serving 'at various times as crew. For the most part he carried a the 118 fatalities. crew of four men and one woman, The
Heading the roster ls a 24-year-old man men included one Ge_£man, two New
_who was barreling ,Wn a narrow m<nµl-Zealandas, two Canadians, four
'tain road Aug. 31, ""paujng .other cars AustraHans, 10 Americana and five South
'$lie under the influence of alcohol and Africans.
Student Burns
Self to ·Death
drugs. . The Women Included one Scot, one
Pfevtouily, hi!: had been convicted of 15 Canadian, one Australian, one New NEW YORK (AP) -A 2Q.year-ol~
equipment violations, One apeeding of-ZUlander, two South Africans and three Columbia University student died today
tense, five lnstance.s of fai1ure to appear Americahs.t . at Bellevue Hos~ltal nine hours after he
in court on these · cltatiooa and be had But through Jt Ill, the most loyal and set himself afire on the lawn of the
been in tt..ree accidentl. · , · tru.sUng crew member wu Tbunderball. United Nations to protest "genocide" 1D
At 11:~ a.m. that Saturday In August, Kane had a few momenta of panic Thurs. Biafra.
hlt 1967 Chevrolet sedan !lammed headoil day when be wu unable to,flild the cat Bruce Mayrock, of Old Westbury, N.Y.,
Into a lru<;k at a curve killing a teenaged after he docked in Newport. Just u he a village on Long Island, was burned
girl passenger, while he, Ute offender, was convinced t~ cat ~ jumped ahip at over most or hls body when he wa9 &d•
survived. . the Coat Guard dock, Kane found the mltted to the hospital in "very critical
Eight hours and 10 mi11utes later, a feline .crew curled up en a Wok below. condition" shortly after 3 p.m. Tbur!lday.
drunken crime suspect with only hlm.self He had been spotted in the U.N. 1arden ;<> blame staaered into the path of a car • it FOREIGN PORTS. with his clothes ablaze. When iUlfds
on 1 bol)' blglrwlj' eltewhere and Kane vialted 21 foreign ports in 10 trled .. to extlngubb the flame1 he ran in
California lariten wrcite oft one Wanted foreigD Cf!Untrlea duttn1hls22 Months so-clrclee~ elude them. ~
man. journ. The countries included New ,A ata1t' foun(I on the grus read: "You
All are victims of their oWn or someone Zeala:Qd, Ausllalla, New Guinea, South must atop genocide -please uve 9
else's careteuneu, ne:gllgence or stupid!· Africa, Sbuth America, Tr In l dad, million Biafraru:."
ty -the Innocent teenager whose last Panama, Nle&rlfUll, El Sal~ador and At th~ hospital a rabbi who described
earthly sight waa a truck on a mountain Mexico. himself as a close friend of the family
curve -or the con too drunk to know The most courteous and frltndly Port said of the youth: "He was an Jdeallltlc
lvhat hit him as he staggered down the was Auckland, New Zealand. The most young man deeply upset by the events In
road. dlscourleoua and unfriendly port was Biafra. People were being killed and he
. All.have on' thina.in common with 120 Corinto, Nicaragua. felt no one was doing anything."
other peraorui aa· a re11ult of those two Carousin II LI a 40-foot trimaran Secretary General U Thant 1ald In a
1968 holiday weekends that experta now designed and built by the late Arthur statement that be was "deeply dJslreued
say were traitcally ordinary. Piver of San Leandrp, .who apparently at thJJ tragic news."
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Death Stalks State Highways Over , Holid3ys
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
ot "'9 DllP'r •111ft Stiff
1.ten who wear rubber gk>ves and prac-
tice their profession on stainless .steel
tables performed autopsies oo 1%2
persons killed In California during two
big 196;8 holiday weekends.
Experts faced with a tougher task -
analyzing every single case among 113
fatal accident! in those Fourth of July
and Labor Day per!~ -have just
released their own statistical autopsies.
Holiday traUk ·•cddents have little
connection with holld1ys thtmSelves, two
state agencies of the Automobile Associa·
lion d. America say on the eve of
~temorlal Day weekend.
Most of you about to die violently on
California highways -between 5 p.m.
Thursday and midnight Sunday -would
be in line for a meinorlal anyway, the 45-
page docume.nt shows.
f'.arelessness, stupidity-and negligence
simply never lake a vacation.
llntla99ing Spirit
StudentS at,Bay View School in Costa Mesa parti~cipate Jn massed
flag ceremony as part> o~ their Memorial Day observance Tl".urs~ay.
Rites across the natiOfl today hoJlor m-:mory of dead U.~. serv)ce-
rnen. Tradition, also known u 1'.>ecoration o~' started In 1868' as
means of honoring Civil War dead. Jt has since been expanded to
cover men killed in all U.S. ·wars.
County Markets Remain
Free From LA Walkout
It 11eemed unlikcly· today that Orange
~Y market employes w o u I d be
joining the ranks of some 12,000 striking
workers in Loe Angeles but spokesmen
Speeding Train
Kills Deaf Mute
At San Clemente
A 77-year.old Lo6 Angeles man, beQe:r
td to be a deaf-mute, was killed Thun·
day when his car was demolished after
beiog hit by a fast-moving passenger
train in northern San Clemente.
The victim was Identified by Orange
Comly • corooer's investigators a s
La'ifJ'ence Woodburn Ricbardtion of 1207
S. Vermont Street in Los Angeles.
lnvestigator Russ Greene said the resi-
dence at that address, Pilgrim Towers, is ' a home ror deaf-mutes.
' Greene sakl that what was left of lhe
vicdm's automobltl!: was found about 50
yards fiom the point of Impact at Esta-
cion Slret:t at tbe Sante Fe crO!JSing to
the ocean· side of Pacinc Cout Hl1tnvay.
There were no Olhtt per9C>RS injured.
The road leads to the Capistrano
Shores Trailer Park. Greeoe said.
Witnesses reported having seen the vit·
tiJn in the area prior to thl!: aecident, but
no one came forward to i~ the body.
Police and coroner's investi1aton are
at 1 l0&s to explain the man'• p esence in
the area.
Grtme said th1t • check of the warn-
ing signal• at the lnkr...:tlon ol Ille
street and lhe railroad tracks lhowed
lhem to be lun<llonlng p<Optriy.
Wllne""5 reported that l!le opeedlng
train bound at 55 miles per hoor to San
Diego Jrom Los Angeles ttpeac.dl1
aoonded Its hom prior .to fl>< colllli<n.
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.close to the ctmlroversy stressed 'that the
strike-lock out sltuaUOO. to the north is
being watched "very cireiully."
There was no tnrucation of weekend ac-
tion In the county against seven chains
that locked out Los Angeles employes
after me.mben of the Retail Clerks Local
'TIO struck lhe Food Giant mll'kels. Doors
at Safeway, Ralph's, t-fayfalr, Alphi
ilela, Shopping Bag, Von'a, and Beller
Foods ll(ftl were. closed to truculent
employees.
Cclanty unlcn membffl are watching
devUJprnent.I "with ~", an Alpha
Beta employe commented today. And a
representaUve of 'the meat packing in·
dustry noteij that nO briak in deliveries
ol his products to county outlets had been
envisaged but that "we are aware of the
strike &i.tuatioo in Los Angetes.11
Market operators and the Retail Clerki
Unioo in Los Angeles appeared to be Ht·
tllng down for what was deacribed as a
"long siege."
Stcrea stayed open, manned by supe~ per1011nel and a forct of 1,000
non-union workers recruited in advance.
The Teamsten Union tia.Jted deliveries:
but Uie flnnl Wtn manging their own
lnld<!!lg otrvlc:e.
A te) Issue wu the union demand that
a new contract gtve members of the
Reial! Cl..-u lhe right to re3)Je<;I picket
lines ol other unlons.
Management charged that lhe demand
wu lnsUgaltld by the .Te.amster1 Unk>n.
to olM1lll><D Ill .... ~ Ii> tile. looil
labor field. '
Robert K. Fox, president of the
,,mployer. group, Aid eight of the nine
't'etall clerks locals In Southern CallfonUa
already have accept..s a pock1ge of
wases anc:i fringe bentfjll amounUng to .
63 ctnts an hour.
He uld Local 7'10 L~ askln( tor ad·
dlUooll btotlJil !Mt W.Uld'cool is conta
atn hour more. A union· spokesm aa uld
tho dllference 1C1u1Jl111 U -.. ,.
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"Holiday Portrait 1988," ta the Utlt of
the blood)·, Chronological account of nine
days of t laughttt, compiled joinUy by the
California St.ate Automobile Aaloclation
and lhe Aulornobll< Club of Southern
California.
Every fatal accident, 58 in the July 4 to
7 period and M in the Aug. 30 to Sept. 2
count Is cap$ulized neaUy in a 1968
postmortem report on causatiye factor:s. n.e. last day is the worst, with 19 killed
on Swlday, July 7, but only ail involving
holiday eonnectlms, while among 18 dead
on Monday, Sept. 2, only two werl!: viC<-
lims of bollda)'«ienled accidenla.
"Although tho laBI day of both
weekends shows a greater number of
fataUUes than any other, the differences
do not appear slgniUcantly greater.''
statisticians conclude.
lncrl!:ased traffic volume m a k e s
vir1ually no dilference..
A handful of holiday accidents involved
lt!:ngthy journeys, but the rest logged,
from tho first through U!lh, lolJow a
grim, daily, weekly and moathly pattun.
Tbe ·AM clubs' repon refl«ta In
anonymous profiles the tragic, the
crlmlnal, the S4¥)Seltu, ironic and even
the &uicidal in a case or two.
They are profiles of people whose traits
and tendencies never take a holiday, or
whose nur.iber is up at a blowout or
brake failure :
-No. 1: Young victim stopped on
free.way id 1968 Karmann Ghia, rear-end-
-· ed July 3 115,25 p.m., by~ inal1'11Uve
drtter.,.Jth prior speedlq i:onvicliOOL.
-No. 11: Fireman crushed to death
July 4 at 11 :., a.m., when private
roadway crumbled en route lo bru&b
bl~. tumbling fire: truck into a CIQYOn.'
-No. 30: Pedestrian with mental ii"'
ness and .31 blood alcollol level ·-hip
enough L.. make two men legally drunk ......
killed · by car July 5 al II p.m., u he
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Teacher Crisis Grows
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Crucial Huntington Meeting, on Montla,y
By RUDI NIEDZIEl..'IKI
ot JIM Deltr Pffllt llafl
Both sides in the strile torn Huntingto.n
Beach !JrJoD Jqgh Sc~I Dlstrlct poinll!:d
toward an early morning meeting Mon-
day with hopes of settling a teachers
salary dJspute that emptied classrooms
at the lunch hour Thursday.
With talks in progress latl!: Th~ay,
there were some indications-a se~menL
might be agreed 1Jpon by district ad.
ministrators and teacher representatives
prior to a splecial meeting of dist.rid
trustees called for 7 LIQ. Monday.
llowtver, aey. agreement hinges on
' Confrontation
Slated Todav
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BERKELEY (UPI) -Memorial DtJ
promises lo be a memorable day in tbis
tension-packed univenity city, where a
crowd of 50,000 prottdors ia expected to
confront pollce and national guardsmen
at controversial "people's park."
If violence is avoided, today will be a
clear indication that firm steps have .been
taken toward a setUement in the dispute
which erupted May 15 in a bloody baUle
between 2,000 rock·lhrowlng
demonstratQrs and ~ riot-equipped
police with shotguns.
But If trouble flares again, the con-
sequences and tolls could be fa r worse
than the past two weeks of strife, during
which one youth was fatally wounded,
scores were injured and nearly 800 were
arrested.
Some or lhe more radical leaden
among the demonstrators have threaten..
ed to tear down the fence which the
Unive rsity of California constructed
around a piece of university land that
was converted into a "people's park" by
11tudenls and the "street people'' of
Berkeley's nearby hippie colony.
However, most leaders of the protesl
pledged It would be non-violent. They
want the park rl!:lumed to Us builders
and withdrawal of the guard, ordered in
by Gov. Ronald Reagan May 16 under a
.. !late of emergency" declaraUon im-
posed earlier in the year.
Alameda County Sherifr F r a n k
Madigan, who commands all law en-
forecment units and national guardsmen
in the area, warned thal sbotguflb would
be used agiin, if needed, to maintain
order.
Mad igan said 200 guardsmen were st.
Uoned inside lhe fenced park, and 2,IXKI
more were standing by in nearby
armori1s.
Daily Pilot Price
Chang~g to $2
The-homtH!ellvered subscription price
of the DAILY Pllm will be $2 per
month, effective Monday.
Costs of materials, ne'w1 gathering and
Ill other elemenls estenllaJ to the pro-
dudlon and distrlbulloo ol a quality com-
nwnily dally ne1r1p1per have been
steadily lnausing since the DAILY
Pll.crr 11111 adjusted lls home delivery
price more than three years ago.
The 2$.cent subea'lption raise will, or
COW'~ lncreue the earnings oL the more
than 7'41 DAILY Pll.crr clllTier bo)ot. It
alao .. w lllow the DAILY Pll.crr to con-
llntle.ofJorls to deUVer tho best poalble
communlljo dally -per through lm·
proved reporting, preaentaUon and pn>
ducUon techniques.
Kosygin in Pakistan
RAW}.LPJN!)l, Paklslan (UPI) -
Soviet ~mler Alaei K. K~ ~
tod•r lor an official visit •nil ~ '!lib
Pakistan'• new stronirnan·, Preiltdent
Gen. Yall1a XbLo
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board action Monday and at least three
members of the five-man governing
board have indicated they don't plan any
major depaitur.es from theiD ·offer of a 4
percent pay hike for lhe di~ict's 491
teachers.
Meanwhile, teachers showed their
solidarity in Pursuit of an 8.3 percent in·
crease by voting to continue with a
"'slowdown'" called by lead_ers Of lhe
District ·Educators• Association (DEA)~
About 250 of the DEA ~s 430 members
attended an association meeting · Thurs-
day afternoon al the HunUngton Beach
MetbodiJI Community Church. Alter
hearing from assoclaUon leader~. thme
presl!:nt voted overwhebningly to proceed
with tactics frank1y aimed at presSurlng
the district ·into a sefUeml!:flt.
Monday, however,, teachers. have de:.
cided to follow a regular school day
schedule, instead of the previously ex-
pected minimUD).. day. . ·
Fu'rther deyeloPments, incl~ding a
wal~out lfith. teas::btµ"i. fa.k"1g "~
leave" Tuesday' and W~ay, •in del
pend ori aCtion tateri duriilg 'MOncfa,1
morning's Board meeting. ·
Thlcr&day, tWo of• the~ disttict'si fci.ar
canil>U* Did! to be: dlP7Jifeed . befor9
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Teacher Stand Disturbs
3 Beach Board Members
By TERRY COVILLE
Of ~ PtllY PIM lllff
Three of five members of the Hun-
tington Beach Union High School DI.strict
governing board e x p r e a s e d disap-
pointment 'nwrsday over what they
described as "the unprofessional at-
titude" displaytd by teachers who aban-
doned their classrooms in a dispute over
ularl~.
The three school trustees said the
"slowdown" called by teachers would not
ajter their positions on pay boosts the
board bas offered leacl>ers for fbcal 1969-
70.
DlSTuRBED
"I'm highly disturbed," 1aid longtime
high school Tl'1lllee Ray SCbmill ol
Westminster. ·~ "I thought they Wtn more pro--
f wlonll. II ~.Ujey m no bell~.
than lhe ordinary, rwH>l-the-mlll peroon
walking the streets," Schmitt saiG.
"It's a diagultmg ~1ltualion when we
have to bow to lhe teacher1," he added.
Trustee Richard · 'flilloo sald be 13,
"very dilappolnled Iha! Ille \ea"11en are.
not loqklng realilllcally al the dlstrid'a
Ilnandal sliUaUon.
GOOO OrrEI\
"We ore oflerlng'tbem • pretty good
r!>;8;ckagct 111 our 'sat1rr negotJ1llons, con-
llderlng "!If !lnanclll outlool<.': Willoo aakl. • •
"We must do the beat wt can;~ llr&hed
Board Chainnon John J, 8"'11ey. "We.
have 14' relOrt lo 'the law.'t he conUnued. •
"Our ne# mp.1n111al <be 111 accorduct
with advice of the county COWll<I." (The °''"" Couoty Cowlltl'I ornc. -•
legal advisl!:r for all county"' school
districts.)
The two other members of the high
school district governing board, Mat~
Weyuker and·Dr. Joaeph Rlbal, could~
be reached for comment.
BACK LEADERS
MOl!lt of the district's more than 400
teachers backed their District Educator'•
As:iocialion leaders Thursday in stailng 1
protest to the board's Oller of a 4 perctrit
pay hike for the 1919-70 school year.
Teachers are seeking ah a.s percent in·
crease.
The DEA, a local affiliate Of the.
California Teacher11 Asloclatlen (er,\),
called for a u11owdown," In Which
leacben. work 'i"ly the mJnirnw;n number
of •nstrucllonal boon toqUired by
Callforhla law ••
In doing "'· lht taacbers delied lbeJr
administra~, IOIDe of whom deacrlbed1
lb) • -.. ' • ''iialloiul.,, Dt.t.lel .
Superinlendet&l llu l'l"1ICY sald the "' cal.Jed "ininbbum ·~ dfi" C.bl'
acheduieil, Under /!late ltt, ;,a,. ti!' tM
dlllrict I khool • heard and • ;lb!!• 'a&l-
mbliltrttkm. , f I
Fornty and olhet 'high l<yel IG-
mlnlstr1ton huddJed wkb 1 ,l'elll'etel)r
taUve o( the c.&urly Coui\lel's cilllce who
;;r;~l!\"..i~~" IJI"" J<oliarolaed !hflr . ..-, for u. ,4iy1 . COnfUllliil Rlgned oil 'tho fotr cibcncl
camp.-...i, bacauae ol lhe ~
ll10ll cluaea were dlmlPOd url,.
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Screaming Y Olf~h -Hits PoliCe Ca r-·
A screamlng·yooth who leaped OCll.llMf
hood of a poll"' car and tore oil tho'
windshield wipers whlle"-burling~lbule-a ' astonlahed of~ waa , being "coolM
off" In Cosl&Mmjallearl!'lod•Y·
Arresting otf'ten beUeYe i the tJ.yiar.
~ Sailla Ana boy. WU on 1..'10 '!l&eJ> ho
llunl:hed hla fRnilid atlack on !hi poU<,.
Vt!:hlcle. "He wu like a madmln," ah ~·
fleer said, "w6 had to force him to tlll
ground before We could subdue him."
The attack occurred l:ld Fatmew•Drlve
near Orange Coast College. Offlctn aakl
they were on their way lo invest11ate an
Auto accident when the youth jumped oa
their car.
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Young11ter1 fn Baja Caltfonda
need book1 and pencils and a
Bal.boo coUple are ~k on &he
Orange COOi& tr\ling to do iol&ot 1
~4U can 1o get these: J?ogc 1. . . · IN!llDE ..... ~Y ·'.!
' ThlnP. bl ll!e. wulher ,,,_ ire
lllilJ' the ...... wllh tow c-11111
drlzlle dutln&' lbo:"'eninc lodll'
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Rolls.of
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Two more of the Apartment A-Go-Go's
bottomless dancers joined Carol Cybulski
of Laguna Beach on the coovlcUon list
.. lbursday when a Santa Ana municipal
court jury found lhem guilty of lewd con·
duel and obscenlty.
Ordered to return for sentencing Junt'
20 wen Nannie Bessie Wheeler, 28, of
Brea and Jat"queline Ann Zimmer, 26, of
Santa Ana. Miss Whffler faces a possible
all: months in jail and/or a $500 fine on
three counts of the charges; Ml&s Zim·
mtt could get the same tum on four
counb.
Judge Eugene Langhauser sa1d he
would rult on a motion for a new trial at
the Ume of sentencing.
'Ibe IO.woman, tw~man p a n e 1 ' s
reaching of the guilty vtrdicl after a
seveD-bour deliberation was seen as a
further strengthening of District Attorney
Cecil Hicks' all-out campaign against bot.
tomless belles and the taverns who staae
the perfonnera.
Both glrla accepted the verdict quietly
and wllh dry eyes and refused to com·
ment on the jury's ruling lo newsmen.
Their demeanor was in sharp contrast to
that of Miss Cybulski, 3Z, who broke
down dealler In the week and sobbed bit·
terly as ahe was found guilty of 10 counts
of lewd conduct.
All three girll staged performances at
lhe w..i Santa Ana tavern. Harry
Maselli'• popular bar ls one of five
eslablishmenlll currtnUy chafing under a ·
"no bottomless" ban recently imposed by
the Superior Court pending trial of the
thorny issue.
Trll• for-other allegedly bottom1ess
performers arrested during recent crack·
down earlier in the week and ~bed bii-
vice officers are being scheduled in
lllllllidpal court.
UCI Prof Raps
Solons, Sees ·
Doctor Shortage
Calilomta'& rtluclont legllllaton ,..,,,
-to """"' that this 'state Will I-1 "<iiJil>llng lhortqeY ol qualilled
~ 1!1thln lhe ~few ,....., I u.--,. Iii 'Calilornlo 11·Jrv1De -JibY*lm decw.d this week. .
Dr. H. David Mosier, prof-o~
pediatrics at the county campus, •t.-
t.cbd. Ule' leglalature'a recent rejtctlon
of a $S4S mrw,. bood Issue u an action
"baaed .., lhelr lean of what tbey tbink mJthl be tbe public'• .. actfoo.
"The)'. believe that reaction to ltudent
rlo\f. and ~ mlahl accelerate
when It Is rullud that · this money' Is
earmarked for build.Jng on the University
al ,Californla'a five campuseS, looludlng
lr\'IDe" the physician Uid. "Ritt they
seem to OYerlook the fact that this ls for conlliuctton of medlCa! achools, very
badly needed training llCiltUes for tbe
1?W1J doctors we're going to need in a
few years."
CGnwnenting on the Assembly action
before be addressed a March of Dimes
meeting, Dr. Mosier noted that con-
struction of the lrvine.facility bad been
scheduled for the fall or 1970. "But it
seems now that we're golng to have to
wait much l~er than fhat to get the
school we so tiadly need," he added.
"This misplaced reluctance could mean
that the federal government will step in
and.:make sure that medical schools are
built," Mosier said.
"I'~ pos1Uve that th!.! is the last UUng
the legialators and many member1-of the
public want but nothing is being done at
the state level ta en111re a future supply
of trained doctora la sufficient numbers."
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Trimaran Home
Newport Man Circles · Globe
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Thirty.thquaand miles or salt water hu
flowed under the triple hulls of Mike
Kane's ~aran Carousin II since the 23-
yw old ex-Marine left Newport Beach Z2
months ago on Aug. 2.
Kane arrived back in Newport Thurs-
day wilh only one of his original crew -
his cat Thunderball,
He was met at the dock near Minney's
Ship Chandlery by his parent1i Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Kane, Kenilworth, Ill., and
a sister, Barbara. A number of friends
who saw Kane off on his voyage 22
months ago were also on hand to greet
him, the cat Tlumderball and a crewman,
Herb Reynolds, who be picked up in
BahJa Navidad, Mexico on the Wt leg of
his journey home.
Kane returned home with the proud
claim of being the skippei of the first
trimaran ever to circumnavigale the
globe. On the stern of the 40-fooL
trimaran be carried the .hailing port,
Balboa Island, U.S.A.
ptrlsbed In bll .... trllllaraD .... ~
mile voyage from San ll'ranclJco In San
Ditgo. C A;rou'ln II ls ketch-rigged, has
a beam of 22 feet .00 drtws three feel.
It's not a fancy"cra!t. The sails and
much of these~ were purchased second
hand from Mlnniy1s'Shlp Chandlery. '!be
onlY. m_ecbanical J>O"'Cr is a SS.
horsepower Evinrude oulOOard motor.
CHANGE OPINION
"I just wanted to prove that not all
trimarana were unsafe and unseaworthy,
contrary to the opinion of many
yachtsmen throughout the world." said
Kane. "There are literally hundreds of
• them making safe voyages all over the
world. They are proving lbat only a
limited rew trimarans are unsafe and
unseaworthy -and this can usually be
attributed to inferior co n s t r u c t J o n
and/or poor seamanship.
"Alter surviving 60 and 100 knot storms
I think I have proved that a well design-
ed, constructed ' and well sailed trimaran
can survive gale and storm conditions aJ
well as any other type of sailboat.
DRIVER JOHN WIGHT !SEATED RIGHT) GETS FIRST AID FOLLOWING ACCIDENT
Newport M•n Blacks Out; Woman on Sidew11lk lnjur~ •• Auto Jumps Curb RETURNED HOME
The young adventurer also returned
home with the firm conviction that a well
built, well sailed trimaran Is the best
type of cruising sailboat in the world to-
day.
"After seeing many cruising trimarans
with their inherent advantages of cost,
safety, speed, room and shallow draft, I
believe a trimaran is the best type of
cruising bGat in the world today."
Woman Seriously
lnjtu·ed as Car
Jumps Sidewalk
A car wilh an apparently unconscious
man at the whe~ jumped the curb of
BalOOa Boulevard Thursday afternoon in
Newport Beach, hit and .seriously injured
a yoong woman pedestrian, lhe.n smf.Vied
into a car port.
Police said the driver of the auto , John
Wight, 80, 206 42nd St. told officers he
blacked out at the wheel of hls late model
sedan before it jumped the curb.
The young woman, Carol Selby, 21,
Redondo Beach, suffered internal and
head injuries and was listed under in·
tensive care and in guarded condition.at
Hoag MeiTiorial Hospital.
She was struck from behind by the
careening auto as she walked . wlth a
female companian on the Sidewalk at
43rd Street and Balboa Boulevard, of
ficers said. The friend was unhurt.
Wight was conscious at the accident
scene after the crash. His car was heavi-
ly damaged in the collision with the car
port aod a comer of an apartment.
He was admitted to Hoag H~ital for
obserVation. HGSpital aides sa · it was
not immediately knc>Wn why th ro:an lost
codlclollsnesa al tbe wbeeL ' . '
John Wayne Trio
Put on. Own Acts
In Cou111y Courts
Three gentlemet whose paretW.s may
,ftll have been ~ers of Newport
Beach actor John Wayne put' on their own iil:ts Thursday in Santa Ana.
~But it's doubtiul, to say the 1east, If
•.'Duke" would have been Datte.red by
,their use of his now ·legendary name. For
all three put the famous handle on a
. d~th11t would have brought a
fro)m. to that rugged brow -the Superior
Court criminal calendar.
Arraigned before Judge James F.
Judge were John Wayne Frazier, booked
on poMe!Sian of marijuana, John Wayne
Shepard, racing conspiracy and bookmak·
ing charges and John Wayne Smilh who
is also known for having a ru t gun -but
allegedly used in the commi ssion or lhr
armed robberies in Orange County.
"We once had a Rudolph Valntino
Cortez and a James Mason Blume but
never a John Wayne," mused a court
clerk. "Now here we are with three in 1
one morning -l wonder what Wayne
would have to say about it?"
Those who are at all familiar with the
veteran actor don't have ffi8.flj! doubts .••
SCC Graduation
Rites Saturday
Southern California College of Costa
Mesa will hold its commencement ctre-
mooies Saturday with the graduation
of 70 students.
The baccalaureate service will be held
at 10:45 a.m. in the college chapel, with
guest speaker Dr. Irvine J. Harrison,
who will discuss "Buying and Selling In
God's Marketplace." He is a former
presldenj of lhe college.
commencement. will be held at 3 p.m.
in tbe Student Union. Dr. David A. Hub-
bard, president °' Fuller Theologic;al
Seminary', will speak Q.O "Your Share ol Suffering."
The public is welcome to altend.
Zuhin Knows Score,
Wedding March Set
LOS ANGELES !AP) -Actrw Nancy
Diane KovJllCk and Zubin M•hta, m1181<,lt
dlretlor of the Los Anceles Philharmonic
Orcbe:ltra, plan to mltTy JUiy 19.
Mehta Is on a sabbatical leave, dlrec-
tlna a music futlval 1t Fklrence, 1llly.
The wtddin& ls to ·be performed In lhe
Ganlert ROom of Hotel. Bel·Alr by the
Pll"ll. prfeat, Dr. Ftamrou Bode, who
mmied Mehta'• i:annts In Perat8:
From Page J cmCAGO NATIVE
DEATH ON HIGHWAYS •••
Although Kane realizes that he will get
a lot of staUc Crom the monohull -and
even the catamaran sailors -his con.
vlcUon is reinfarced by the fact that he
navigated the 30,000 miles in all kinds of
weather -including several gales and
hurricane force winds -with no struc·
tural damage and very little gear failure .
Kane. is a native of Chicago, was
educated at Notre Dame and took
graduate work at Cal State Long Beach.
He spent three years in the Marine Corps
and is now a captain in the reserves.
Prior lo his warld voyage he had very lit.-
lie sailing experience.
staggers across busy highway.
-No. 51 : Passing on hill, three In·
noc:ent victims are killed, seven more In·
jured July 7 al 5:40 p.m., in headon COi·
lision oo narrow hlghway.
The Labor Day count was almost Iden-
tical in death toll and contributing
causes, but AAA researebers noted even
fewer connections to the holiday Itself.
-No. 60: Motorcyclist on 1967 Honda
rammed rear or slow-turning van Aug. 30
al S:30 p.m., wiUrspeed and inattention
blamed for rider's death.
-Na. 74: Pickup truck driver thrown
out and fatally injured Aug. 31 at 2:45
p.m., aft.er losing CQntrol while trying to
avoid hitting funeral escort motorcycle
officer.
-No. 99: Driver killed Sep!. I at 8:10
a.m., when 1967 Chevrolet callided with
another aut.o at intersectwn where van-
dala had removed a stop sign.
-Na. 107: Drinking ouUaw-type
... motorcyclist on modified 1949 Harley-
Davidson mi~ curve in road Sept. 1 at
8:15 p.m., and wu fatally hurled bead·
first into a chain link fence.
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-No. 113: MM going home ftom work
In final moments of Labor Day fell a.sleep
on freeway Sept. 1at11:55 p.m., lost con-
trol of Ford P..1u.staDg and hl.s fifth ac-
cident in 12-montb .period is biJ lul nte AAA rtatilUcal: survey wu com-
piled from poUceJreports, coroner'• fln-
dlngs, inspectjon ol wrecked vehicles, ac·
cidentcpbotosrapbl and interviews with
family and friends of the dead.
Juit,JJnder half the 113 accidents OC·
CWTed at night and two-thirds were
within 25 mllet of-the victims' homes.
The worst fatality rates wtre in the
under-20 group and seatbelt use could
have saved man,f lives.
Investigators ~d 48 among the 76
death cars involved had seatbelts, but On·
ly 10 were in use at the fatal instant.
Only 27 of the 113 fatal accident.I in-
volved Fourth of July or LaOOr Day
journeys, while business , shopping or
routine social-recreation.al m o t or i n g
typ!Cal ol any weekend were involved in
othera.
Alcohol use was a factor Jn 33 ~t
of the 113 fa~ gUsbl:pa, Qll}y 16 perctnt JX which OCcurred on freeways, while just
under haU .the entire toll invalved single
vehicle crashes.
Slatisticians said 55 persons died in 54
such cases, often involving excessive
speed on two-lane roads, drinking, un-
familiarity with tht area or other such
contributing· hazards.
Deducting those fatalities involving
pedestrians or motorcycles, -the hitter
constiluUng 13 percent of the 113 ac-
cidents -leaves 77 autos involved, 31 Of
"them compact models or imported cars.
From Pcge J
TEACHERS •..
a meeting with district administrators:
"Their health and welfare benefit pro-
poi!al la no longer firm and we would be
willing to accept their 4 percent salary
increue offer as long as l\'e are usured
that unbudgeted money coming lnto the
district would be applied to teachers'
salaries unt.11 the 8.3 percent figure ls
reached."
Manemann Wisted that the notion of
the extra money becoming available is
not • pipe drum.
"l would like ta polnt out," he said,
"that during the past five or six years the
district has consistently underestimated
its income"
But the association leader said the
negotiating team for tht teachers Is not
making any concessions. "We an: just
showing our g'ood faith that we, too, are
willing to negollate,'' he said.
Confusion reigned at Huntington Buell
and F0W1tai.Valley High School Thun-
d1y morning when students were unaurt
whether to follow the minimum day
achedule eet up by teachers. Camp.IS Id·
mlnlstra14n did not acknowltdp lhe
llChedulei but distoissed cluses at 10 :~
a.m. because oC the confusion.
Westminster and Marina High Schools
1ttempted to adhere to regular achedule1
~houL lhe. day, although most
tea:beri were ml.sslng.
Marini Princlpll l>yslnger advised
teact>us over the campus public addreas
system that "Illegal dl!mWal of cla.ue1
representC!'d indJvldual acta of ln·
subordination."
Despite bis oratory, the campus wu
virtually empty by I p.m ..
Mechanical failure was a faclclr in
seven other accidents -brakes, tires,
steering and the like -while roadway or
weather conditions were involved in l l
fatalities during the two b o I i d a y
weekends.
Pedestrian victims reached a toll of 22,
seven of th~mall children and 18
personally negfiii'bt li11 SGme way, from
being drunk, under the influence or drugs,
to emotionally ill and in one case,
.suicidal.
Based on exhaustive study and in-
fGMnalkm offered by the .st.ate Depart·
ment of Motor Vehlcles, the .AAA report
also lists the 10 worst drivers involved in
the 113 fatalities.
Heading the roster 1s a 24-year-<ild man
who v.::as barreling down a narrow moun-
tain road Aug. 31, passing other car!
while under the influence of alcoOOl and
drugs.
Previously, he had been convicted of 15
equipment violations, one speeding of·
fense, five llmances of failure to appear
in court on these citations and he had
been in ltitee accidents ..
. At U:SO a.t11. thit SaCurday in August,
his 1967 Chevrolet sedan slammed headon
into a truck at a curvJ lci41ng a teenaged
girl pusenger' )!lllt he, lbe oUender,
survived.
'Eight hours and 10 minutes later, a
drunken crime suspect with only himself
ta blame staggered into the path of a car
on a busy highway elsewhere and
Califarnia lawmen wrote off one wanted
man.
All are vlcUms of their own or aomeone
else's carelessness, negligence or stupldi·
ty -the ~t teenager wllose last
earthly slg~as a truck on a mountain
curve -or the con too drunk to know
what hit· him as he staggered dawn the
road.
All have Olle thing In commoo with 12n
other persons as a result of those two
1968 holiday weekends that experts now
11ay were tragically ordinary.
"Y", there were limes I wondered
what I was doing oot there and wished I
could quit on the spot." the young: skipper
admitted.
NO SOLO VOYAGE
Except for the last part -Crom
Trinidad lhrough the Panama Canal and
up ta Mexico, Kane's was not a sola
voyage. During the _ trip he had 24 men
and nine women serving at various times
as crew. For the most part he carried a
crew of four men and one woman. The
men included one German, two New
Zealanders, two Canadians, f o u r
Aua:tralians, 10 Americans and five South
Africans.
The women included one Scot, one
Canadian, one Australian, one New
Zealander, two South Africans and three
Americans .
But through it all, the most loyal and
trusting crew member was Thunderball.
Kane had a few momenta of panic Thurs-
day when be was unable to find the cat
after he docked in Newport. Just as he
was convinced the cat had jumped ship at
the Cost Guard dock, Kane found tbe
feline crew .curled up on a bunk below.
Z8 FOREIGN PORTS
Kane vlslled :ra lorelp · ports in IO
forelgn.cowitriea during his n months so-
joom. . The countries included New
Zealand, Austral11t New Guinea, South
Africa, South America, Tr i n id .a d ,
Panama, Nicaragua, El Salvador and
Mexico. .
The roost courteous and friendly port
was Auckland, New Zealand. The most
discoorteous and unfriendly port was
Corinlcl, Nicaragua. ·~
Carousin II is a '41).foot trimaran
designed and built by the~ late Ahhur
Piver of San Leandro, who apparently
·,
Kane now intends to prove that a
trimaran is perhaps the fastest sailboat
anoat. He is looking for a number of
sponsors who will help him build a 65-f()(ll
trimaran in which he wou.1d enter the
1972 single-handed Trans-AtlanUc race.
Kane says he plans to write a book
about his voyage, and that in the mean-
time he is available for talks on his ex·
periences at clubs and other orgariiza·
tio~
Student Burns
Self to Death
NEW YORK (AP) -A 20-year-<ild
Columbia University student died today
at Bellevue Hospital nine hours after ~
set himself afire on the lawn of the
United Nations to protest "gencx:ide'' in
Bia fr a.
Bruce Mayrock, of Old Wes\bury, N.Y:•
a village on Loog Island, was burned
over most of his body when he was ad·
mltted to the hospital in "very critical
C9fldition" shortly after 3 p.m. 'Mluraday.
He had been spotted in lhe U.N. ganlen
~s clothes ablaie. When gu~
t ~guisb the flamea be ran 1n
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. In 'elude lhem.
: · '·found on the grass read: "Yoo
~ gencx:ide -please save 9
million Biafrans."
At lhe Mspital a rablil who deJC!'ibed
himself as a close friend of the fami!Y
said of the youth : "He was an ideall!tle
young man deeply upset by the events In
Biafra. People were being killed and he
felt .DO one.was doing anything."
Se&-itary General U Thant said In a
staltfni:nt that he was "deeply distressed
at this tragic news."
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A 'f.exas state senator told hii;
committee colleagues a new breed
of Carrie Nations would plague the
state unless bis bill, to provide
mandatory and separate free toilet
facilities for both males and f""
mates in places in which alcoholic
beverages were ·served. was pass-
ed in the state's upper chamber.
Seo. /ll. R. Schwartz (D-Galveston)
prtidicted litUe old ladies with axes
would storm saloons and obliterate
the pay toilet unless his bill is ap-
proved.
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"""""""~ ...... ~ ' . Marine Lance Cpl. AlLen J. ~
, Harmon, 21 , made it into the i air all right when he decided to ' .
, take a ;oyride in an eight·pass·
\ e11rie1' UH34 helicopter. at Ala·
meda, but, ,as one officer said,
he "ran QUt of talent" when he
landed. Hannon, a helicopter
crew chief but not a pilot, flew
around the base for 45 minutes
and then appealed to the control
tower at Alameda Naval Air
Stattun for help in getting down.
Despite instructions, the land--J
ing attempt was unsuc~essful.
Harmon CTashed, badly sma!h•
ing up the helicopter but not in·
juring himself.
• Charles Jackson; at 71 the
world's oldest active boy scout, re-
tired after 62 years with the move-
ment. Jackson said he was resigp·
ing as commissioner of the Wollon·
gong, Australia area because "it is
time I handed over to a younger
man." •
A burning tree? Looks like it, but
actually this photo shows ml aerial
view of the Colorado River Delta
from 13,750 feet up.
TriaI Runs
Into Delay
Trial for a Santa Ana youth charaed in
the murlter of a lbyward man who came
south to buy Q\81'ijua.nll arld pu;cbased
only death in a lonely canyon has ~en
postponed indefinitely.
~r current murder trial in
Riverside County Superior Court is ex·
pecied to continue severpl weeks, to lbe
case of Rowland J. Berry, 20, of 734 ·-
Toland St., won't come up unUI late June.
He Is accused of shboUng Kent D.
Davis, 21, through Ute head in Railroad
Canyon near Elsinore 13 months ag~. for
$800 the victim was allegedly carrying for
a drug purchase:
Two Costa iMesa brothers and ~Jr
buddy· disccwered a skuU, watch and
animal-gnawed bones last Nov. 11 while
rabbit hunting and criminologisls traced
them to Davis.
Three other youths besides Berry were
a r r e s t e d on warrants issued after
Riverside Cowity sheriff's investigators
obtained information pointing to them.
but have since been freed for lack or
evidence.
Heavy winter rains came shortly after
Davis' remains were found and would
have scattered thein down· the ravine to
lowlands, forever closing the question of
his fate. ·
Berry has pleaded innocent by reason
of insanity and one psychiatrist revealed
Jan. 8 that the defendant, who is held
without bail, tried suicide more than a
year ago. °"
No specific date has been set for hls
bial now expected to begin late next
month.
Another Medical
Self-help Series
To Begin June 2
Another In a continuing series or Civil
Defense Medical SeU-Help classes will
begin June 2 in the Costa Mesa Police
Facility auditorium.
All Harbor Area residents need do to
register is show up for the first 7:30 p.m.
class next Monday. according to Tom
Knight, assistant Civil Defense director.
The class will continue each Monday
thereafter 0lrom 7:30 until 10-~p.m., cover-·
ing a variety of emergency medical
techniques and procedures ooe member
of each family shoutd know.
These range from treatment of herrior·
rhaging, childbirth, and nursing cart, to
setting broken bones and other first aid
skills.
World of Pets
Mesa Man Keeps Miniature Zoo
By JANICE BERMAN
Of IM O.lly "llol Sllfl
"Come on now, Jackie, come on out
and let the lady take your picture. Be a
good boy."
Finally, after much cajoling, the 'good
boy' appeared. His eyes were rimmed in
, black, blue, yellow and red. He nibbled on
a carrot and looked skeptically at the
camera.
But he soon became loquacious , his im-
pertinent "Hi!" turning into a well·
modulated "Hello."
Jackie is a macaw.
He is one of a strange assortment of
animals quartered behind CraJg's Mesa
Pet Shop, 447 N. Newport Blvd., Newport
Beach.
Craig Phoenix, wtio eight years ago
stopped managing a local movie theater
and went into the pet business, takes
~ of all the animals himself.
Residents include a ring-tailed cat.
which looks like a cross between a kitten
and a raccoon: an alligator; a peacock
who shrieks jealously whenever anybody
stops to say hello to his neighbor, the
alligator, and something called a slUb-
tailed McQuet, a kind of ugly monkey.
The store proper is a normal, everyday
pet store, if you discou.nt the enormous
ground squirrels with huge, plume-like
t.a.ils, wlx: peek out of the froat window.
Phoenix stocks the pet food, the fish.
the OJte Siamese kiUens, and the bored
birds. There's a grooming room in the
back for visiUng poodles.
But out in the yard, the pet shop image
breaks down.
It 's a miniature t.00, right down to the
rues and the smells.
Phoenix owns all the anim._is I.here.
and he keeps them fore•er unJess I.bey
get crotchety, llke an old.mountaia liOn
be sent packing.
They have to be amiable, because
they're there for the custOmcn of the·
store and their chU4ren to look ai.
Phoenix, a SS.year native of Newport
Beach, has kept all k1nds Of pets for as
Jong as he can remember. aod tends
them-with love and re1pect.
wrhe worst thJng you can do b teue an
animal, any animal." he said, his quiet
voice showing jlLrt a hint of wrath against
anYbodY who woold dare tease a ptt.
Phoenix laviJhes his charges with rood
and 11tentlon, buHinds It diflicult lo keep
Ute cages spotless. Some animals juit
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PHOENIX SOOTHES FRIEND
Jackie Is A Mac•w
won't cooperate.
One of hi! prize posSesslons ls a preg·
nut. otter, who aot tbat way right in the
st.ore's back yard. When she ha& bcr
baby, It will be, PboerUx thinks, the first
otterlct. or whatever, born in captiVity.
She's due in a !f10nlh .• nwhile, she
~i: .-Ul9Jide a closed wooden her cage. !
But J e--macaw seems to know
she's thert. E~ two mlnutes, be shifts
• beady eye over In her direction and
hollan, ... HI!"
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NEW TORO COMMANDER
Brig. G.n. Hise
I Brig. Gen: Hise
To Tak e Over
Toro Comma1td
Brig. Geo. Henry W. Hise will take
command Wednesday of the Marine
Corps Western Air Bases and the Marine
Corps Air Station at El Toro.
He will replace Major Gen . William G.
Thrash, who will resume command of
the 1st, Marine Aircraft Wing in Viet-
·nam.
Hise ' is a veteran o< World War II,
Kocea end V~lnam.
The ·Marine aviator, 49, first served at
GuadaJcanal in 1942 with a Marine &out
.Bomber Squadron, "the Red Devils." He
won a DiStingujsbed Flying Cross for his
action during air attacks against a
Japanese fleet of warships .
In Korea, he was ~m.mander of an in·
tereception squadron. Tours of duty
around the United States. including
}Jawaii, followed his Korea assjgnment.
T11e general became assistant wing
commander of the 1st Marine AircraJt
\Ving .in Vietnam in February, 1968 and
served there until his return 'to the U.S.
in March, 1969.
Hise has \IXlfl the Legion of Merit. the
Air Medal. the Navy Co,mmeridation
1.1edal. tlie Presidential Un.it Citation, the
United Nations Medal, and other honors.
Injured Marine
Out of -Danger
An El Tor.o Marine in a coma since a
Newport Beach traffic' mishap Sunday
regained conscioumess this week and is
out of 'danger, Hoag Memorial Hospital
aides reported. ·
Rex Bllrton, 20, was critically injured
Sunday when a car struck hJm and the
two buddies he was pushing on a stalled
motorcycle.
Burton was the most seriously hurl in
the accident, which occu rred on Jam-
boree R~d near the Back Bay bridge:
WEEKEND
Coast Gets
Honors for
Dimes Work
Orange Coast resident.a took the lions
share ol special awards Wednesday nJi:ht
as lhe County's M_arch of Dimes c;hapler
celebrated a record breaking year of con--
tributiw to the 'National Blrtb Defects
program.
Campaign workers from Co6ta Mesa,
Laguna Beach, Laguna Hllls, lluntington
Beach, Newport Beach, Se'at Beach and
Westminster were among those who ' received plaques ·from chapter chainnan
Arthur R. fl.fcKenzie. •
The Costa Mesa City Manager hailed
lhe. 1969 drive of the chapter as "a cam-
paign that just has to impress you with
the number of records It has broken." He
revealed that campaign proceeds stand
today at $123.000 "and we believe our
final tally wil l show that we have ex·
cecded last year's record by some $5,000
lo $6,000."
~trs. Norman Watson of Newport
Beach, chairman or the chapter's
volunteer services program, poln~ lo
the "tremendous advances" during the
past year and the society 's provision of
medical education programs and pre·
natal services.
She said nationally recognized educa-
tional programs at Orange Coast College
have been "considerably extended."
She particularly praised the Costa Mesa
school's hosting of a widely attended
medical symposium.
"frs. Watson reminded her audience
that the Orange County chapter's efforts
towards March of Dimes programs had
placed the group at the top of the nation's .
contributing chapters.
The wife of the Orange Coast College
superintendent had a special round of ap--
plause for an OCC student who came
forward to accept from McKenzie a pla·
que recognizing the students' con-
tributions to the record drive.
Tom Hubble took the plaque with a big
grin and shoved a slip of paper into
McKenzie's hand before returning to his
seal.
McKenzie waved the check and an:
nounced to the crowd in the Santa Ana
Elks Club that the OCC students had just
swelled the drive's cof(ers by another
$502.05.
Those honored at the banquet included :
Dick Newman of Cctita Mesa; Pollce
C~ef Lee Case of seal 'Beach; Mrs.
Grace O'Brien of We.Stminster; Chief
Homer Mann of the Lagun~. Beach Fire
Department and Charles SnUth of Laguna
!Iii~.
Also receiving special awards were
Charlene Bower and Connie Bower (no
relation) . of Huntington B e a c h ;
Mrs .. Emie Quigley of Laguna Beach ;
Mrs. Roger Sherman and LA:>uls Markell
or Newport Beach.
DAILY !'!LOT S
Lov~ of Learning
Baja Kids Need BoQks;-Penci.U .
By JOUN V ALTERZA
01 .. ~ '"'' ''"' In lhe bonio. of La Ladrillera of La
Pu, Baja C~<p!a,, 76: ,youn~s at.
tend ocllool In a shadi ljld ·patio Ibey
share with butchered hog1.
'Ille few bool<J Ibey get thepeacl Im·
mediately, whether they can relate to the
story or not, and one of their bigged
dreams Js to have a fresh noteboot of
lbelr 'very own: Tbat's.all.
Among lbem work a Balboa manied
couple who in November of 1961 drove in-
to Baja to get a general view ol · the
edllcationa.1 problems °'-poor Mexlcan
children. ·
John and Genevieve Weisblat stayed on
much longer than they eqected, working
with the children's regular teacher.
ADd DOW, during stbooJ holidays, the
Welsblats have come back to Newport
Beach lo try to find aome clean notebooks
and a little expense money.
They plan to return to La Paz soon to
resume their volunteer work, injecting
more of the modem American' educa-
tional techniques into a school whose
children had never even seen a tibrary
before the French-born Wei!blats at·
rived.
But that plan tales money and sup-
plies. Ttie cltildren have very· little of
'ilher.
The Weisblats are not new to helping
disadvantaged youngsters of LaUn des.-
cent. The trip Into the poor area of Mex•
tco was spawned by a need to learn how
to help disadvantaged Mexican·Amerlcan
youngsters by working with Mexico's
poor children.
"We wanted to go to Mexico to leun
better ways to help migr~ r,arm
workers in the Southwest," Mrs. Weisblat
said.
That project bas" been delayed a; bit io
place of the work in Baja California.
"We couldn't get over the eothusJaam
and energy of these young students in
Baja California, whO would even use the·
bumper of our camper as a fiat surface
for their paper during impromptu writing
lessons," Mr. Weisblat related.
LiUle things like paper and penclla
mean so much to the students of La
Ladrillera that they howlecl with pleasure
when they received some, the couple
VOLUNTEER TEACHERS -
John, Genevieve Wel&bliit
'-said.
H or'se Trainer's
Dr.ess Goes West ·
An out-of-work hospital orderly whG •
said he fancies western dress was jailed
Tuesday night, following a $112 cowboy
outfit burglarx, .Costa Mesa police said
today.
Robert E. Mill~r, 25, of.1033 Valencia
Drive, was laken into custody at Costa
Me_sa police headquarters about 10 p.m.
Several hours~ prior, horse trainer
Vernon H. Mathan, 1027 Valencia·Drive,
lost two cowboy hats, a pair of spurs,
vest, coat and belt, according to
Patrolman John White.
Mathan said the items were taken from
hls paked and Jocked camper truck by
someone who found keys on the
floorboards.
Miller was booked on suspicion of
burglafy.
It was foi' that reason that the couple,
fonner high school teachers on the · East
Coast, contacted friends on the Balboa
Pef!insula, Mr. and Mrs.---D.!!!ne B.
Whitehead.
In the pas.t few months the Wteheads.
through Newporf Beach YMCA and Girl
Scout groups, have started an aJd p~
gram of their own. '"
Through the Harbor Area resident, the
\Veisblats and their needy students
received hand-made notebooks, con-
structed by girls in the teenage groups,
along with pencils and other donaUoris.
"But it isn't charity, these gifts,"
Weisblat said. "They are things that have
helped the very, very poor children feel
the excitement of leamJng. ". • ~
The couple re.turned to pick up ~
dooated sy:ppllt}S and to find money t~
their dwindling savings account wbkb
has gone toward teaching materiaIJ'.for
the youngsters.
. Contributions to the effort, and even of·
fers of transportation for boxes Of 'paper
and-materials alreadY. collecte<I are
welcome, he said.
The Welsblats can be contacted at 673-
4786.
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Search :£or Unknown Soldier From Viet .·war
Boch Joined Ille oriclDll "Unknown" al
World War l, who •• chole'I from
-lhe Amtriolll -ti Cbalom-Sur-Marne and entombed on the east
front of the Arlingtc:n M e m o r I a I
AntphiUleater Nov. 11, 1921, while Prelil·
dent Warren C. Harding watched.
-nie.a>l1f"ptloli In the Peolagm is that
Corer-..... day will aythartze ...
tenneat ol 111 untmwo ooldler fz<>m VW·
nam, but IO far -primarily • a rwu1t
ol speedy ncov-.at..-by the
Vet91tile and ...._t lltllcapter -
thett at.'"'· Vlobmn...,..,. ouillble fi>r burial In Al1lntlon •• Tomb ol the u.-.
There an lefttal rilenUfied badiel
from Vietnam bl.lt only <* fits specifkl·
Uans by virtue ol bell1& declat<d -tifiable. And it iii not ceNlD Chit ·thlia ta
the body ot an AmerlcM tel"Vicem.n.
n..:av.rad from Cam Rani! Bay In S...tll
Vietnam, the-body bas been detennlned
to be c.aue-but ~ could be that ol en
Australi111 ally. It ial interred Ill HOPOlulu.
There art, . boweru, M7 U.S .
serviceme:n "'9ted u riilslling in Vietnam.
The ~ bellev .. that H and when
the Nd Vietnamese agree to an ex~
change al bocliel, the rann ol the mi.
iog will yield enough unidentifiable badl<o
for aeiectJon ol an Unknown for burtat In
Arlington.
By contrlll there were a,531 IJl\kten.
lifiable bodies in World War JI and 856 in
Korea. But then, unlike previous wars,
Murphy 'Violates' Rules
Fellow Splons Concerned Over 'Good Faitli'
WASHINGTO~ (UPI) -Serl o u s
cloakroom crlUclsm of a senator is a rue
thing, and it is even rarer for such
criticism 14 leU beyond tbe guardad con.
fines ol the senate.
Bui Sen. G<arge MutJ>hy, (1"Calif.),
bu arouaed such criUcism. H i 1
tranqrealoo ' llaort to a parliamentary
tactJc that is considered a breach of good
laltb.
Murphy acted clearly within tbe writ-
ten. nalN ol the Sen.a ... But there ts little
doubt that be flouted one ol the unwritle:n
rules Illa! belpg """' tbe Smale'• cruky
llUld*lery wart.
Here'• whit bappeoad'
The Senate Labor and Public Wellare
C.orrunUt.et, of which Murphy ls a
member, Md a bill before it to bring
farm workers uoder the ~on of the
National Labor Relatl<im Act. 1'hts would
permit tucb wortera to crganize Into
unions and lo bargain collectively for
wages ond worlrlng c:oodltlans.
Many ol MutJ>hy'1 COllllJtuea:S -the
growen and planter& in California -oP-
po9ed it.
Muri>hY wrote a suhltltute farm -r
bill, cmtalnln& many -oa tbe
rlgbt to lllriU. He called bis bill tbe
''Conlumer Food Protection Act of llU."
It would prohibit any lllrlke that would
reoull in crop damage.
Referral of bills in the Senate ls an
lneuct science, but there are (Ules go-
verning il ~ally, a senator will in-
trodllOt a bW and 11t that.it be referred
to the .. appropriate.. cmunittee. The
parliamellWian, In tbe ..,.. ol tbe
INCURS CRITICISM
California'• Sen. Murphy
presiding officer, routinely routes the
measure. to the com'pllttee havir)g
jurisdic;tion -paramount jurisdlctJon If
two or more committees would a~,to •
have a claim on the bW.
Prices, Demand to Climb
But under the "unanimous consent''
rule, the Senate may do anything It
pleases, regardless of what other written
rules say. By tradition, a unanimous con-
sent request is seldom made without con·
sultation with others to make sure the
consent actually ~ unanimous.
A few days ago, the Democrats held a
caucus -a meet1ng of ooly Democratic
members -wblle the Senate was in
session. Republican se_nators w e r e
hokfin& a policy meeting at the same
time.
Besides Sen. Thomas J . Dodd, (D-
Conn.), inaUentive at his desk, only
Murphy and another Republican or two
were oo the Door. 1be Californian chose
that moment to introduce his bill.
He asked unanimous consent that it be
referred to the committee on agriculture
and forestry , which generally protects
growers.
"Without objection, the bill wilt be
received; and, without objection, will be
referred lo the committee on agriculture
and forestry ," said the president of the
Senate.
No objection was heard from the floor,
but there was pleny latter. Normally the
measure would have gone to the labor
consnittee.
A great part ol the Senate's routine
txmness is done by unanimous consent.
Resorting to JU use on non-routine mat-
t.en is considered a breach of faith.
. "We'd have anarchy around here if
every senator bied what Murphy did."
one senator said. "It's Wlbeard of," said
another.
No,v Is Time to Buy .H9me
INlltANAPOLIS (AP) -Tha preoident
of thl • Nlllooal AllOC!atloo ol Real
Eslate lloarda advlaed borne seeten to-
day to buy, now becaUle lndlcatk:N art
the pdcm: wUJ c:ootlm.e lo climb and de-
mand Jm:rease.
Joba Calta• saict jn • ...,ii .. thl [n.
dianapalla Real &ate Board that tbe
merum irict ol slaCJe-Wnily •xisllo&
homes WU $21,tlO in March, 7.4 ~nt
higbet than a year earlier.
He reported tbat a survey of 100 boards
of ruttan &bowed Dia volume was up
JO pem!Dl from March 1963. .
"Wblle lllJllll polnl toward conUnuatlOD
or ele'Vlted interest rates and IU&h cost of
mat.erlall during the next few mootha.
the accelerating rate of increue In U>e,
\lalUe of homes -1:c percent compared
with 3.1 percent and J .6 percent in
precedini; years -offsets to a great
degree these so-<:alled adverse factors"
CoUon said.
Tom 8. Scott, president Of the United
Slates Savinp and Loan League, had
said earlier in Minneapolis that a gradual
slowdown in hou!ing starts, particularly
in single family construction, is Jli:ely
during the remainder .of this year and
eirly lfltl.
"Rising bulldiilg costs and rising in-
terest rates have put home ownership
beyond the reach of more and m'ore
American families," he said. "Finally,
Cnsber Salb (Jndfto Fire .
uvin&s nows to savings institutions,
which are the principal support of the
single family housing market, have begun
to nm below 1968."
In a related field, Karl G, Pearson,
director of real estate education at the
Univmity of Michigan, siid the United
Statu is moving toward the greatest
boom in rtal estate investment ever.
He said he is optimistic "becau.se in-
vestment in good real estate, well
located, provides the best possible hedge
against inflation along wkh a nlaUvely
h1Ch rate ol mum."
He suu:ested that prime investment
fields are apartment houses, office
buildings, office parks, industrial parks,
1hopping centers and resort real estate.
Galdetl m•slle crulter USS Boslon leaves Boslon
IYlr anblown dellinatlon reportedly oU Vietnotn and
.U llnored aome questions a.bout her aervlceablll-IY· 1'e ·clplain Jlllde no re!erenoe to charg ... by
two unidentified crewmen who told a New York
radio station the sillp fired s~veral missiles far
short ol lhar taraets during sea trials in Ille Carlb-
beon.
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°""' It .. bllllolrmil lo v-witll ba>iql.!Jlo.---·· ex<tpt l'ar 1llt former 11r IO"ikea apiwt North Viet-
nam. ,
Mllllary erpol-jo -that the bi& dlf· rerence .11 lht helloopter. which came kilo·
Its own u a mllitary aircraft in Vietnlm.
They hi,. made pcoglble the. owlft
recovery ol dead Ind W C U D d e d ,
reg-ol lartaln, wlllcb in. tum
meano thol rolloble lqerprlnts UIUaily
are avalllblt. An Army 1palcesman _,.. llllt 75
to 80 percent of war dead lden&lficaUona
that mJO>t otherwise be q~ are
eolablilltad tluwsh 1"""1X'DI. 1l>e
other most frequently \lled lDtaOI is a
comporiooo ol dnal rocordo-fl daubt
Daring Effort
tllll <Xilll, an 1Utmpl Is made 14
n<OlllilniCI fnim nm.U. -and
Oeoh the ~·· beli!>I, weight. age, ap-
pearance 'Ind other charactuietics.
Stl-ol an unk.-n II deliberately
compUctted to try to elkninate the
poeoibillty thll I -mlgbt think the chosen' renWnl were thole ol her son.
Jn the cue of the World War ti
""""'""'· • -directod by the la .. Army Secrtt.ary Wilbur J. BNCker, the
Europe.. .........i ~ d<flnitdy
unidentifiable rematm from Europe and
North Africa and then reduced them to a
single body by lollory.
1bt same .... done for remains chc8ea
in the J>tU.ppinll, at the Me.nili
I
A-icaa x-1oJ (;emelery, and al
lheHoooluJu.-Y.
111< Europeu> and Pacllic remalrw, ,
eadl In a ..,..te U.Uet. wen placed +
aboord the USS Caoberra In Ille AUlntlo. j
SOmeooe tbifted them ardmd In thett ,
compartment, Md the &al unltnown w11
selected al random by Sil· Lyle. 'l1le
other bodp WU buried at It& 11 dtys
later.
The wW-... o1 World War II Md
Korea were burled In a crypt at lhe bM9
o1 the Tomb o1 the Unknown Soldier ol
World War J. F..i&emower placed a Medal
ci H<Mr oo ~ « the two cukeW.
Freedom-of -Choice Plans
Ready in Fight Soon Must Show Results
On Hurricanes
MlAMl CAP) -This could be the year
when man makes his first major usault
on a hurricane - a daring, hopeful effort
to drain some of the man-killing energy
from the terror of the tropics.
The hurricane season opens Sunday but
weather patterns indicate a long wait for
the first big blow to cpme howling across
tropic seas.
"The Atlantic Ocean is CODJP\etely
covered with anticyclone coodltions,"
said Arnold Sugg, deputy director of the
Miami Hurricane Center. "We have spot-
ted only three tropical aepressions this
year. All Over the tropics, pressures are
normal and holding steady."
CONDITIONS OPPOSITE
Conditions th\" year are directly op-
posite to those at the slart of the 1968
season, when low pressures and a mass
of wiirm moist air over the western
Caribbe an spawned two hurricanes and a
tropical storm in June.
With photographic satellites providing a
conslant view of the tropics from space,
a special hurricane watch begins Sunday
and extends through November. Aiding
the Weather Bureau are reconnaissance
flyers of the Navy anC1 Air Force and the
communications experts or the Federal
Aviation Agency.
If a hurricane moves into a preSO'ibed
area. pilots of Operation Stormfury Will
hit it with massive barrq:es of silver
iodide crystals to try to tame it.
Dr. Cecil Gentry, Stormfury director,
said the planes will not be launched
unless the hurricane is well away from
land and at the same time within easy
aircraft range of the main base at
fioosevelt Roads, Puerto JUco.
INFLUENCE GREATER
"When a hunicane is close to land,"
Gentry said, "the influence of land on the
stofm circulation is as great or greater
than anything we will be able Jo do to the
hurricane."
A psychological factor also rules out
any tampering with storms n e a r
populated areas. U a storm were seeded.
then roared uhore to came extensive
damage, an angry public might blame
the scienttsU;.
NEW ORLEANS (AP) -More public
school Integration In September for the
Deep South is expected In the wake of a
federal appeals court directive that
school boards ''act affirmatively to
abolish all vestiges of stat~imposed
segregation of the races."
"IntegraUoo of faculty is of equal im-
portance," addPd the 5th U.S. Ciz<ult
Court or ApPeals in a deci!ion em-
phasizib,g that the freedom-of-choict:
method of school de.segregation must
show results now or be replaced by
another method .
Some lower federal courts in the 5th
Circuit -Florida, Georgia, Alabama,
~issippl, Texas and the Canal Zone -
already have told school boards to aban-
don freedom-of-choice in favor of more
workable plans to"'end their dual school
systerm.
YEAR LATER
The ruling by the New Orleans-based
Sth Circuit came a year after the May 21,
1968 U.S. Supreme Court decision saying
school boards must "come forward with
a plan \hat promises realistically to
work, and promises realistically to work
now."
Guidelines for school integration cases
laid down by the sth Circuit are usually
embraced by other circuit courts.
The court Wednesday told 37 Louisiana
districts where freedom-of<boice plans
had been approved by lower federal
courts that new plans "shall be com-
pleted and approved" by July 25.
"Unquestionably as now coost;~uted ad-
ministered and operating h1 these
districts freedom-ol<boiCf: ls not ef·
fectual," said the. appeals court.
PUPIL DECIDES
Freedom of choice lets a pupil decide
which school to attend.
Bill Dodd, the state e d u c a t I o n
supe rintendent, said the deciSion '"will
have a very, very bad effect on public
schools." .
Educators, not lawyers and judges,
should decide the best methods o( achiev-
ing unitary systems, said Dodd.
Here is a rundown on the situation in
other slates in the under Sth Circuit
jurisdiction. ·
Alabama -With the support of Gov.
Albert Brewer, all schools operate under freedom-of~ice plans. Dr. Raymond
. Christian, Alabama Education Asaooia ..
lion president and Birmingham school
superintendent. said the latest ruling
"doesn't look good for cases on appeal"
to the Stt. Circuit.
Floridl -U.S. District Court judaes
have not approve<J,,any freedom-of~
plans. However, !.ee County school Supt.
Ray Williams said that county would
right for its freedom-of<boict plan "clear
to the top court."
Georita -ln some instances, federal
courts have upheld freedom-of<hoice but
there i.s no clearcut pattern for school in-
tegraUon. ·
ft.lis&lulppi -The Slb Circuit has been
asked to overturn a ruling by three
federal district judges that freedom-<>f·
choice was permissible for 33 school
districts in south Mississippi.
"We intend to get relief before school
starts next fall ," said Fred Banks Jr .. an
attorney for the NAACP Legal Defense
Fund. nte three-judge ruling held that
freedom-of<holce had not had sufficient
lime to shew if it was workable.
The 5th Cin:uit said the standard
should be that -~1"" ts work-
ing, not whether it "could work."
U.S. District COurt judges in northern
1.lississ.ippi, however, have been throwing
out freedoru-Of<hoice plans and 27 school
boards are under orders to establish
unitary systems starting in September.
Tetu -There bas been little federal
court action over freedom-of-choice, with
the Departmeot·of Health, Education and
Wellm's office ol Civil Rights ruling on
the acceptability of integration plans.
Twelve districts now using freedom-of·
choice have been told to speed up m ..
tegration or lose federal funds. Fifty
other districts are under study by HEW
officials.
Houston's ireedom-of<hoice plan is
being challeae.ed in U.S. District Court.
Grant Cook, a11 attorney for the Houston
school board, said the 5th Circult ruling
did not say "how much integration mus\
be achieved for the plan to be approved.
11 is no.Lby any means the death knell for
the treedOm-of-choice plan."
GOP Enlisting Negroes
Backstage Battle Goes on Over Rights Act
WASHING TON ( A P ) The
Republican party has stepped up efforts
to recruit black supporters at a time lhe
Nixon administration is reported in a
dispute over a move to scrap a law
credited with incr;eastng Negro voting in
the South.
Whtie the backstage battle over lhe
1966 Voting Rights Act reportedly is
going on at the White House. Republican
National Chairman Rogers C. B. Morton
says he has taken a first step toward
trylng to enli!l more blacks in GOP
rannk!.
He said Clarence i.. Townes Jr., a
Negro. had been designated "to serve on
our new internal )Xllitical management
team and become the chief advtsor on
matters affect.mg black ciUzens in our
newly-created communicatiom division.''
The 1965 act, which is aimed
specifically at seven Southern states, will
lap-;e lf not re.newed by CongreM befort
Aug. 4, 197G. President Nt1.on has sa1d he
favors a new law that would have· na·
Uonwide application.
This ls the same stand taken by Seit
Strom Thurmond (R.S.C.), who &Jivf Nix-
on a big boost In his drive for the
presidency. However, supporters of the
1965 act ·would rather see it lapsi than
have the Thurmond-backed approJC.b· go
·nto effect.
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Clare~ Mitchell, VI a s h i.n Ito n
repruentaUve ot the NAACP.. said
\Yedneaday he and other civil tights
leaden have been lrY.ht to win lJie White
Kome over to the current law.
"I believe a great 'part or the pr'J)blem
1s that Sen. Thurmond is putting preuure
on the admlnistr1tlon lo mai:e them pro.
duce a bl.U that would ln effect. be a
Thurmond bill," Mltcbell said.
He uld Tllurmand, actJog lhn>lch Ills
former umtaot HatT)' Dent, dbw a top
Whltfi Hoose akfe. Wist.a I.bit Nixon live
up 14 hli campalp f>ladle Illa! lie """Id
not fa vor any re&lonal tegillation.
The probltm ol what to da about tht
voUng law caustd administration otnclats
lo cancel two appearances befQf'e the
Houae Judkiary committee . Thtl com·
mlllee Is now due to hear the Nixon ad·
mlntstntlnn recommondaUoo J-$.
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The 11165 act, one of the key civil rights
mea1ure1 of the Johnson administration,
was aimed at Allbama, Georgia,
Louisiana, Mlasluippl, South Carolina,
Vir&inia, and parts or North Carolina.
Since enactment, lhe number of Negroes
registered and voting In the United States
has shot up and Negroes have been
elected to office in several communities.
The IN$ act was produced with broad
Republican support, much In the form It
i.s now.
·A i:ey pro~ision of the law ham llter.cy
tests and authorizes uae of federal voting
registran: In states where lea than 50
percent of the vottnc age popl.llaUQn wu
registered ln !'964.
Mllcbell and Roy Wilklnl, natlaoal
NAACP pmidO!ll, appeared beflft about
75 H,_ Republicans Wedneaday to urp
them to aupport the act.
Mit.chell Wd there ll little « no chance
of <:oncreu palS!ng the kind ol a bill Ni.-
on has sakt he favors.
"It'• all right to talk of 1 naUoowide ~law," he said "but this Isn't a nationwide
problem. The~l.Una law was to reach
the problem •~nd It has worked."
f4eanwhlle, Republican party cb.ief
~1orton declar:ed the promotion of Townes
to • polley-mlllng rale within the GOP
NaUonal qGmmlttee organlz.aUon alplt
a eampajp to prove that Re~
are not Co]ng to clet the Negro vote &O by
default
Supermarkets in LA
Lock Out Clerks
LOC ANGELES (AP J -Major
supennarktll In Lot Anael., <;aunty
dedded to lack outll.0111 mtmben ol the
Retail Clerko Union today In Nlallatloo
fa< piont U-Ill up at IS stores ol the
Food Giant chain.
The martei., rtpnltllted by the Food
Employtn Councll, _._ durinc the
thrte-m0nlha lone -""ucm with tbe
clerko that they would COllSldtr i mike
agalnlt one of thelf membe:n a atrike
against alL 'l1le ptcltat llDu went 1111 Wed-
nesday.
Townes is director or the com mittee's
minorities division.
"We want Townes and olher Negro u-
ecutives al the committee to be more
than advisors -they will have authority
to make decisions and carry them out,"
flilorton said in a statement.
Republicllns who are worried about
lack of Negro sup)Xlrt think it will take a
great deal more ti1an a reshufOing of
organization assignments to win over
minorities.
Morton himsell has said the party must
involve itsell in the problems of mlnorily
groups, if it ever expecL!· t1t-1>ecome a
majority party.
Rocke£ ell er Ends
Colombia Visit,
Heads for Quito
BOGOTA, Colombia <UPI) -New
Yori: Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller today
wound up his visit to Colombia for the
Nixon administration and headed for
Quito, Ecuador. where militant student
and labor groups rleclared h I m
unwelcome.
Anli·American demonstraUons durinC
RockeleUer's visit to Colombia left more
tllon lO persons Injured.
Rockefeller spent Wednesday in coo-
ference with Presldent Carlos Lleral
Restrepo of Colombia and his ad vlseri to
discus.a the -naUon'1 problems.
Colombia Is seeking a relaxation cl.
controls oa U.S. aid and a l'li&he.r market
prlc< ,... ita principal •'!>Ort. co11..,
along wkb a chanct to sell the UnJU.
States other items, Rockefeller wu told.
Studeut unrest erupted In the.-: naUon•1
foor lar&est cities In \ht two daYI
Rockefeller was lo Colombia.. Studtlltl
firebombed t Ii e Colombla.-Americl.•
Cullural Ctnter in Bucaramanaaa ...
~..,.:::: In Boeoto, M<dellln ...
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., San .to"'ranciaco side and c'ross the Bay to Alameda
to the Grove-Shafter Freeway, under construction
in Oakland. Construction is scheduled to begin in
1971 and will require four years.
NEW BAY BRIDGE California Toll Bridge Au-
thority has approved this design for th~ future
southern cms&ing of San Francisco Bay. Tbe bridge,
featuring a 1,300-tt. tied arch across the center span,
will begin at the Hunter's Point Freeway on the
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For SF Bay
Approved
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The
Slate Division of H.ighways has
selected a 1,300 foot tied arch
as the design for San Fran-
cisco Bay's fo u rt h ma jor
bridge.
The $285-million structure is
scheduled.to open in 1975, four
years a rt e r construction
is slated to start. lt would pay
for itselr with toll re ue .
In making this s ection the
division of highw ys rejected
a recommendation by the Div-
ision of Bay Area Toll Cross·
ings, t h a t the bridge have a
center span.supported by cab-
les from two diamond-shaped
to wen.
From the air. the project
would be shnped I i k e a "Y"
with the eight-lane leg start ·
ing at the Hunter's Point
Freeway on the bay's San
Francisco side, then splitting
into two six-lane arms con-
necting with points .in Oakland
and the San LeandrcrHay-.
ward area.
Multi-nation Force Set
NATO Counters Red Fleet
BRUSSELS (AP\ -Seeking lional fleets, but on call for
to counter Soviet n av a I emergencies.
The emergencies anticipated strength in the Me~terranean, are mainly political in which a
the ~~ ~tlantic Treaty show of force might scare off
Organization ts reported plan-the Russians.
ning ta create a si:nall n~val · Asked for an example, the
task force for use m political s ou'rce outlined this
emergencies where the U.S. possibility :
6th Flett wouldn't b e Suppose the Soviet Union
welcome. , was putling pressure o n
The new international forct Yugoslavia. as it put pressure
\Viii be known as NAVOC-on Czechoslovakia before the
FORMED -Naval On Call invasion last August. NATO
Force Mediterranean. A might want to givf' some sup-
source at NATO headquarte.~s port Lo Yugo s I av in-
here said final plans for It will dependence.
be approved soon by NATO's
14-nation Defense Planning
Committee. U.S. D e f e n s e
Secretary Melvin Laird is to
attend the meeting.
FURNISH smrs
The United Slates, Britain,
Italy, Greece and Turkey will
furnish a minimum of six
ships. usually destroyers and
frigates, that will come
together about twice a year
for two weeks of maneuvers.
Dutch. Norwegian, Portuguese
and West German ships also
moy join the force from time
lo tlme the source said.
DO MORE HARM
Y'u g oslavia's Communist
government would probably
not welcome direct U.S. back-
ing -it might de more harm
than good. But a demonstra·
tion by a NATO naval force at
the entrance to the Adriatic
would be a warning that
Moscow could read easily.
The Soviets also seem to
have put their ships in the
Mediterranean largely f o r
political pu~es. The U.S.
8th Fleet and the Italian navy
are much stronger than the
fleet that the Russians main·
tain there.
deal or political weight. For
example, the 1968 land.in& of
u .S, troops in Lebanon pro-
bably would not be repeated
now because of the danger of
a clash with the Soviets.
NATO POLICY
• N.4.VOCFORMED is part of
the NATO policy that has
replaced the doctrine o f
massive retaliation against
any Soviet aggression. ll was
first called a policy of flexible
response, but some official s
now prefer to call it "con-
trolled and assured" response.
It means that Soviet moves on
the international chessboard
are to be answered by moves
adapted to their importance -
not by "wargasm," as one of-
ficial called it.
Some NATO governments
are disappointed that NAVOC-
FORMED is to be an on-call
force and not a standing force
as the Atlantic has. But the
U.S. government is reported to
have declded that it could not
take the necessary shJps away
from other commitments.
Wallace
Had No
'68 Effect
TYPICAL SUPPORTERS
The typical Wallace v«er,
Campbell said, was a rural
Southerner. The f o r m e r
Alabama governor failed to
make his hoped-for inroads in-
to backlashing northern areas.
The study said WaU.ce drew
only 5 percent of I h e
n o r t heastern metropolitan
vote, including the suburbs,
while he drew 28 percent of
the rural Southern vote.
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Russ Using
~py-in-sky ,
With Ships
The first maneuvers may
ta lte place in about six
1nonths. At other limes the
ships will remain in their na·
But NATO strategists point
out that without· firing a shot.
the Soviet ships swing a ereat
The basic idea of NAVOC-
FORMED was approved by
the NATO defense ministers
last January. Diplomats and
naval office!'! have been work-
ing on details since.
But those who_ did vote for
Wallace meant It. the survey
said. Forty-nine peraent of the
Wallace voters rated him over
90 on, the "thennometer," a
reading unchallenged by Hum-
phrey at 35 and Nixon at 34.
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LONDON (AP) -A Lond;)n
newsp1.pw says the Soviet
Union has developed a system
for launching missiles from
Russian ships and directing
14 CAB Denies
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them toward enemy ships WASHINGTON (UPI) -lhrc>ugh the use or spy
From Coast ·Win
UC Riverside Honors
Satellites and reconnaissance Fouri.een students from the FOUNTAIN VALLEY: The Civil Aeronautics Board
planes. ' Orange Ce>a.st , earned dean's Kermit Nicholas S prang 1 has refused to reconsider Its
It 's existence has been list honors for the winter polltlcal science,. sophomore. order granting new lrans-
known to na val intelligence for quarter at the University of HUNTINGTON BE AC H : Pacific routes to four airlines
many months," the Daily Ex.-California, Riverside, with . William Christpher Barry,
press said in a front-pagt' grades averaging B (3.0) or undecided. freshman ; Ricki -Trans World, Northwest,
story, "but its performance above. The students are: Carol Peterson. art history, Pan American and a cargo
in recent sea trails has ser-CORONA DEL MAR : junior. . airline, Flying Tiger. The CAB
lously perturbed them." Timothy Alan Cooper. political LAGUNA : 'Warren Wrieden denied pet it i 0 n s for
The report by defense cor-science, junior; Mark Joseph Davis, history, sophomore ; reconsideration filed by some
respondent Chapman Pincher Colina, zoology, sophomore; Jean Jacques Jura, English,
said satellites detect enemy Minda Lane Hagan, Spanish, freshman. of the airlines that lost out in
vessels and pass the in· freshman ; Henry W a r e N E W P 0 R T B E A C H : their bids and said the lines
formation to planes which ·Roepter, drama; fresblnan. Kathleen Rita CI ark e · had not "brought forward any
identify them . The plane11 then COSTA MESA: Jo Lynn sociology, sophomore ; Barry new matters." The awards are
disgruntled Wallace voter!,
considering they tended to be
more segregationlst 1 n d
hawkish about the Vietnam
war than those who voted for
the two major parties.
FLOATING AROUND
"I'm impressed by the
alienation of the Wallace
voters," Campbell said. "It
means that a significant frac-
tion of the population is com·
posed of people who art
floating around politically.
They couJd land anywhere.
"And I don't see how either
party can meet their racial
demand," Campbell added .
Other aspects of the 1968
election, including the violent
Democratic N a t i o n a 1 Con-
vention in Chicago, are still
under study at the center, he alert Soviet warships. which O'Hare, sociology, junior : A 11 en Whitesides, political
launch missiles toward the Stephen Jesse Pew, physical science, frestunan. _.r_ie_c_u~v_e_w_e_d_n_esd_a_y. ______________
11 target. science, freshman ; '.Sidney WESTMINSTER : Teresa
said. -
"In the nex.t stage," the Robert Wilco'I, tile science, lleene Smith, u n de c I de d,
report said, "the planes take[1.,.s.,opiibo•m"o"re".""""'""""'"'"""'"""f"re"s"hm ... •n,. ................... .,
1 up the guidance and direct the j"
missiles by radar until they
can lock on to lh: enemy u·.ithl
their bullt -1n homing
m~anlsm .~·
Missiles with an ' effecUve
range of more than 100 miles
have already been installed on
Krypny ' and Kilden class
destroyers and more advanced
missiles now being fitted can
be fired nearly 300 miles.
Pincher wrote.
He said the new system will
leave the Royal N a v y ' !I
warships virtually defense.letis1 · aga inst RlWian missiles if
· Britain goes through with i~1 plans to scrap aircraft car·
,. riers within two years because
the warships "will be reduced !
to relying on guns for pro-1
tecUon." ·
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/DAILY PILOT EDITOBIAL ·PA~Ej
On This Memorial Day
Memorial Day, ooce called Decoration Day, was
through the years a holiday characterized by picnics,
parades and sincere llhough sometimes over-flowery)
reaffirmations or patriotism.
Fio\vers were placed on graves of the nation's sons
who had given their lives for our c;ountry, most of them
In the cause of freedom in other parts of the world. It
was a day for some solemn thinking and so1ne remem-
bering. t
Memorial Day 1969 is a day in memorium that per·
'haps even more than in earlier times sliould call for
solemn thinking and remembering.
But, like the wor1d itself, ·it-is confusedly difierent
from early Decoration Days, particularly for the gen-
erations that remember aad helped make the free
\vorid ' s sacrifices in blood, sweat and tears in World
\Va rs I and JI and io Korea to protect free peoples
from tyranny. They now find themselves trying hard
to comprehend the views and actions of a generation
that seemingly finds nothing relevant in those sacri·
fices and has little knowledge of or concern for the
hard lessons of history.
The "older generations" (which includes those as
ancient as 35 or 40) may find it particuJarly difficult
1o understand how Americans enjoying the birthright
of freedom -freedom to speak , to dissent, to worship
or to engage in the pursuit of happiness however they
can, can make heroes out of bloody totalitarian despots
. . . people such as the Mao Tse.lungs, the Ho Chi
~1inhs and the Che Guevaras, for whom massive po-
litical murder and total repression of even the most
elementary freedoms are primary articles of faith and
principal methods of operation.
dwnp, but somehow moral to blo\Y up 1 building on a
college campus.
They also may lil)d it hord to understand why a
U.S. Senator, even one vigorously campalgniilg for
presidential nomination three years hence,· finds it
wr.ong for our troops to seek out ~d destroy an epe-. ~
my, but righL to give the enemy the unllinited right to
seek out and destroy American troops and Vietnamese
civilians ... and why his course of action advocates a
pull-out even though the record is clear that this ac-
tion surel)t would condemn hundreds ol thousai>ds of
South Vietnamese civilians to execution by the Com-
munists. •
On this Memorial Day we can deplore all'we wish
the fact the U. S. ever became embroiled in a Southeast
Asian conflict Which would cost upwards bf 35,000
American Jives.
But deploring and protesting won't change,the hard,
cold fact that there are multi-millions of Russian amt
Chinese. Communists, that they do control enormous
power to destroy the Free World if they can't bring it
lo the Communist heel, and that any rational U. S.
government must put up strong defenses against the
threat of a Communist take-over. '
On this Memorial Day we can debate whether the
domino theory of take-over by the Reds in Southeast
Asia was valid. But we can't negate the fact that our
government made a commitment to protect South Viet·
nam from the aggression of Ho Chi Minh and hi s pup.
pet Viet Cong, backed by both brands of communism-
Russian and Peking Chinese.
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Th~e old enough to find personal meaning in Me-
morial Day -in the memory of fathers, sons, brothers
or friends who died trying to keep alive some semblance
of freedom in far parts of the world-must be excused
by their youngers for finding it bard to understand
why it is immoral to blow up a Viet Coog ammunition
Those 35,000 heroic Ame.rican lives already given
\'IOuld be dishonored in a way the U. S. has never be·
fore been guilty of if we were to simply pull out of Viet·
nam and allow the Communists to take over.
A strong resolve by the American people to be pa·
tient and steadfast in the pursuit of honorable peace--
\vith-freedom in South Vietnam would do more to honor
America's fallen heroes this Memorial Day than any·
thing else we might do.
'You are hereby advised of your right to n!1Win silent, your
right to COUMel. , . .'_
What Makes Marriages Go Sour1
Can't Ruh Your Own Back
By GEORGE R. H9FF, Ph.D.
The fabled "seven year itch" ts becom-
ing archaic today. It is being replaced by
a much less exciting syndrome : "eigh·
teen year nwnbness." Modern couples
seem to ignore the itch until they can·t
feel it any longer ; stagnation then sets in,
and all hell breaks loose.
~ut it's a quiet hell -very quiet-loo·
qu~t. It's the kind of quiet which most
people can't stand: a cold. aloof, distant.
half-dead. fonnal quiet. It chills the
bones of human beings because of feeling
alienated from someone who is supposed
to be close. There is. no itching left for
the one who could really scratch it. All
that is left are unspoken hopes and
repreSsed needs. That's nothing much.
INATTENTION TO and avoidance! of
the otber person's basic emotional needs
and desires is a major cause of sour
marriages. Needs for dependency, af-
fection, security, and self-esteem, as well
as desires for fun, love, excitement, tran·
quility, and companionship, are integ ral
components of a relationship, and one
should expect them to be at least
partially satisfied.
A marriage is a perishable commodity
and, unless it has constant nurturing and
cultivation, it will rot.
Unfortunately, lack of allcnlion isn't
lhe only factor inlluencin& the hulth of
marriages. Repressed hostility i s
another. We tend to many images, not
persons, and feel like hurting the person
when he or she doesrft • match our
unreachable adolescent fantasy. Then we
repress, qie hurtruJ feelinp, because of
equally adolescent fears of being hurt
worse in return.
PERSONAL dissatisfaction with one's
own identity can also create havoc with a
Jove relationship. How can we love
another when we are indifferent to. or
dis like, ourselves? Timidity.
Halfueartedly.
Do you feel sorry fo r yourself for hav ·
ing lo live with your husband or wife?
Have fun with your self-indulgence.
because the two of yQU won't. Self.pity
and resentment toward the "bad guy"
who has taken the best years of your urr.
are guaranteed to smother any spark
that previously may have Jgnited warmth
between a man and a woman. Nobody
can rub his own back. Too bad so many
of us try, arid keep on trying.
THE RJTILE pursuit of instant love -
the kind that mother or father supposedly
gave -draws even the most intelligent
people away from those who won't give it
freely and willingly. The "other" woman
or man is really the one who promises,
but never gives of, himself ; interestingly.
mother and father used to make similar
promises, but also seldom fulfilled them.
The divorce rate would probably be
higher if it weren't for children. So many
marriages grimly exist for them alone.
How sad. When spouses hide behind
parental roles and allow their children to
come between them -the children don •t
mind. because they are freated royally in
the process -the maniage relationship
eventually deteriorates.
THESE ARE ONLY some. certainly
not all. or the reasons why marriages go
sour, because so many (actors. conscious
and unconscious, contribute to the decline
in the zest of a former Jove relationship.
Most sour marriages were originally
baaed on-healthy. motives -wanting lo
love and be loved. To refresh them take s
courage. Openness. confronting , en.
countering, expressing feelings, sharing,
being available for intimacy. and hanging
in there, all invite hurt, but also facilitate
mutu.il joy.
Law, Or.der at Berkeley
People must be aware of the horrible
reality of what is laking place at the
Univenity ot Callfornia. Berkeley is an
occupied city, complete with aerial
surveillance and national guardsmen In a
ratio of one to every 14 students. The
constant drone of helicopters and streets
and sidewalks blocked with guards and
policemen wiekµng bayonets and rifles is
oppressive, tO s8.y the least, One is a!raid
lo walk on the lltreell and on campus. not
because .A the street j>eople but because
of the "law enforcement" officers.
BERKELEY NEEDED the people's
park. It was the first constructive effort
by the usually allenated ln.habitanU of
Telegraph Avenue. Students and
residents of the area joined them. The
result was a park whij:h belonged to
everyone.
This is not one group's cause. Eighty·
five pe.rcent of 14,969 students approved
"preservation or the people'.s_park as it
was prior to Mooday. May 12." The
Faculty Senate voted overwhelmingly on
May 21 In favor of lhe removal of the
cyclone fence surrounding the park.
Members of the Berkeley community arc
equa11y outraged.
I REAlJZE THAT it is impossible for
anyone who Is not here to imagine what
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Friday, May 30, 1969
The editorial page ot the Dail11
Pttoi seelu to inform ond •tim-
uJ.otc rtoden b11 presmtfng thU
n1wrpra,ptr'1 opinion.I and com.-
Pnnta'l cm topics of intnt1t
""" ligtllfkootlct, by pt'otriding • forum for l1u uprtuion of
our nacW't' opinion.I, and bf preflrftthto Utt diotr11 vftw-
polnlf of 1•!"""'4 obitrwr1
and 1poke1tr1en Ofl tor>k• of thr
da~.
Robert N. Weed, PubUsher
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11at1 llbtol If ..-ved. ot,11 ...,_,... m111t lncluo.
1l9n~h.f,.. •nd mtlllne Mdrna, Wt .,...,.. mty tl'I
wllhlltld .., ""111911 II wtllcltnl rMIDll LI -1ren1.
is happening, There should never be a
lime when property rights are more im·
portant than human lives. Any society
that condones u.nrestrained beatings and
helicopter tear·gas bombings is sick and
must be changed. How can anyone have
respect for law and order when law and
order has no respect for them!
SUSAN KUEHN
Corona del Mar H.S. 'H
U.C. Berkeley '72
Troop• a1ad Tanfrt•••••
To the Editor:
As I understand Ronald Reagan·s latest
position paper, student demands are
larg1;ty just but cannot be discussed until
those malting them are e:reeuted. I would
encourage a mass den1and that we admit
the ignoble ezperinrent of casting a minor
actor in a major governmental role is a
failure, land seek his resignation -along
with that of Roger Heyn who, appare:nUy,
llOUght to become another tlayakawa.
One does not govern, theoretically, 1n a
democracy, by troops, tear ga.e; and IJm.
trum.s.
E. B. O'NEIJJ.
f.e9l•1t SHpporlt AB~I
To the Editor:
William C. Doyle:, naUonaJ commandtr
of the Amtriean Legjon. 11 asking
membtn of Ult Am<rl<an Lesia• and Auxiliary to give full suppon to tht
deployment of U1< "oal......,i" ....
balllstk: mllSlle S)'lk:m (ABM).
"If lhe AdminislraUon is defeated on
Ole ABM· ls&ue, other deren.se measures
could be In 1eriou1trouble,"he1ay$. The
Amtricln Legion, by mandate. aupportii
the President'!! decision and hall bttn on
record in favor of an anti-ballistic mls.'iile
system for over a decade .
PEARL ESTEE
Legislative Chairma.1
American Legion Auxiliary
\'011tl1 01111 1/1e l"'tJlice
To the Editor :
The .. Brown Bag" plan initiated by
Juvenile Bureau Sgt. Ge-0rge Lorton of
the Costa Mesa Police Department and
recently described in the DAILY PILOT
is an excellent example of efforts being
made to create among young peop1f a
better understanding of the role of lhe
police in the comn1unily and of the rights
as well as the respoiisibilities of youth .
The league of Women Voters or Orange
Coast supports more effective com-
munication between youth and our law
enforcement agencies and commends the
Costa ~1esa Police Department and the
men involved for establishing the pro-
gratn.
HBLBNE K. HOLl.INGSWORTll
President
LWVOC
The League of \Voruen Voters of
Ora11gc Coost IW$ cltapters in Cosla
!.fesa, Newporl Beach a11d Laouno
Beach. and a chapter is active in 1-lun·
rington Beach.
-Editor
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
A bunch ol left·wlng Slll<lents uld
the Berkeley police called thcn1
ICUJ1l -so+o. just look al 1l~
newspictures from the riot scene
and see if you don •t sigree vo'ith
the police.
-J . \IJ. P.
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More Tools
To Maintain
Campus Order
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By JAl\lES E. WHETMORE
Senator
35tb District
The hnmediale response ol the public
to disorders on our campuses has been
con\'eyed to us in the legislature. And this
concern has been translated into over 60
bills introduced since we convened this
session lasl January.
Last week a carefully reasoned report
was made by the Assembly Committee
on Campus Disturbances, appointed last
hfarch. This will undoubtedly be the basis
for legislation to give university aod col·
lege administrators and law enforcement
official s some addilional tools to· main·
lain campus order.
The committee has diligently held
many hearings with present.atioiis' from
ad ministrators, faculty, student and law
enforcement representatives.
AS A R~ULT of their deliberations
and recommendations, nine pieces oi
legislation will be inlroduced. The bills
\\'Ould call for termination of state aid
, and scholarships to students participating
in illegal action; impose legal restraints
on suspended students who return to
campus wit~ut permission: allow ex-
clusion of potential and actual lrouble-
makers from campu.s after an emergency
has been declared; increase penalties fOr
assaulling a campus police officer; and
require administrators lo set forth
speciric uniform penalties for violation of
campus rules.
There is no attempt to interfere wilh
the civil rights of others, or to punish
those who have acted irresponsi bly in the
past : the thrust of the recommendations
is to provide an orderly educational pro-
cess in the future .
THE REPORT stresses the need lo
draw the line between legitimate dissent
and illegal disruption. What often begins
legally ends violently. And it does not
overlook the fact that there are real and
legitimate underlying causes that must
ht treated.
Cert8inly the academic community
<'OUld well renect upon a passage of lhe
report which notes: "The taxpaying
public rinds great difficulty in reconciling
the rapid expansion of higher educaUonal
opportunity. which has been achieved on·
ly by a vast drain on tax resources, with
violcni rejection and disruption of that
opportunity by groups of students."
Aside fron.1 some students who belle\·e
they have a legithnate "beef", who is to
blame for much of these campus
disorders? Washington intelligence of·
ficia!s say a trickle of funds from
Havana. t-.toscow and Peking is used by a
.!!mall band of professional student and
non-student agitators to travel around the
campuses. But lhey think the money is
just "riding piggyback on a tiger already
Oil lhe \GOS('.''
ANO IT'S PRETTY Obvious 30me of
the studentJ. and particularly the non·
sludent activists are Communists or at
least sympathellc to C o m m u n I s t
movements In Olher countries. 'nley are
active 1n creaUng and e1ploiUng a;tude:nt
unrest. The same names and fact1 turn
up wherever the.re Is trouble. and lhe
Com munlst.s are'" ctrtlinly smart enough
10 tall;e advantage or troubles in our coun·
try. -
"'tan)' student demonstrators deride
suggestioM of ~munist C1>nnections
wllh their movements. "litarx! Lenin?
Those okl fuddy-<luddies" one young
Berikele:y demonstrator chuckled through
ltJs btard. "Communlsts are square..
man. Ther we•r collars and lies .:... lust
likr you.' ,
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Words We Often
Mispronounce
\l!hY don't the radio and television an.
nouncers tell us loudly ani'.1 clearly that :
-There is no "vague" in "vagary,''
which should rhyme with "fairy."
-the first syllable of "daiquiri'' •
rhymes with ''bike" and not with "back."
-There is no "dash" in a
"dachshund," which comes f r om two
German words meaning "badger" and
'·dog."
-The old-fashioned photo called a
"daguerreotype" has no .. dagger" in it,
and was named for its inventor , L.J .hi.
Dquerre (daGAIR.)
" ' -'fJIERE lS NO "rib" in the ''Carib-
bean," no "home" in "homicide,'' and n~
"knee" in accompanist.'
-A "guerrilla" fighter is not a
primate of the same species as a
'·gorilla."
-There is no "lug" in "luxury." no
•·see" in "negotiate," and no "pasture "
in pasteurized milk. .
-There are only three syllables, not
four, in "rigmarole"; only three
syllables. not four, in "mischievous"; and
"cooperative'' has five syllables, not
three.
-"Impotent" is stressed on the first
syllable. not the secon~: •·harass'' is
stressed on the first syllable, not lhe se·
cond: and "conversant'' is stressed on
the first sy llable, not the second.
-IF YOU DON'T put a ''gow" al the
end of "Glasgow,'' why put a "cow" at
the end of 11Moscow," which is equally m.
appropriate? '
-there is no "jog" in "geography,"
there is no "zoo" in "zoology," and there
is no "long" in longevity."
-Perhaps the most widely mispro-
nounced proper name in history is that of
Genghls Khan, which should start with •
"J " sound, not.a haro-'G."
-There is no "pie" in "impious,'' no
"hill" in "exhilarate." and no "fin" in
"finis.'
-"HARRY CAREY" was the name of
an old film cowboy,. and is not the
Japanese form of suicide known as "hara
kiri," which comes froin the Japanele '
"hara," meaning belly, plus "kiri,"
meaning to cut.
-Alt.hough a "jocund" person makes
jokes, there is no "jGke" in "jocund" or
"jocular," both of which rhyme with
"lock."
-There i.s no "garden" in "kin.
dergarten," there is no "sue" in "laS50'1
(except east.of lhe Mississippi, where it
is invaribly misjironounced), and there
is no "dole" in .. gondola."
-[)qn't use "wont" at all, in thi sense
of "his accustomed way," but if you feel
you have to, rhyme it with "punt," not
with "don't."
Amid Storm and Strife
Life today seems to la ck stability.
-Americans once feared winding up in a
rut ; now many would give almost
anything if they could but find somethlng
resembling a rut in which to hide from
the ever-pressing onrush of the world.
A common feeling is, "You can't de-
pend on anything anymore to stand stlll
and be itself. Everything is changing."
But the human mind Is a stubborn
thing. It won't go on reeling back forever
Crom any one force . including even the
force of incessant change. It refuses lo be
surprised forever, startled forever, glum
forever or afraid forever.
;~
i ' <f.
students to go back to panly raids and
goldfish swallo\ving.
Why nine out of 10 office stapling
machlnes are always out o( staples.
Whether Congress should pass a law
forbidding it e\•er to pass any mart laws.
Would 01ft national prestige or survival
be threatened if Soviet Russia lands a
monkey or a man or a chicken or a doe
on the planet Mars before we do! II finds, after a v.·hile. coMOlation and
truth in that old Ftench saying, "The
more things change, the more they slay · ANY CHANGE in women 's hairdos or
lhe same." Experience isn't worth prtss-'r-skirt lengths. It would be simpler if they
ing the panic bulton abouL So, amid all just wore Venetian blinds and raised or
the storm and strife around us. we have , lowered them at will.
decided to remain calm and keep our cool What will mod art come up with nut?
on such mailers as -Who is Andy Warhol anyway and what
THE POSSIBl.UTY that medicine will
create a wonder drug lhal wjll inake
any body over 40 feel betler before noon.
\Vhether England will get to enter thf
Common Market. I
\Viii any man ever be able lo leap 35
feet or run a 3\lt-mlnute mile?
What on earth that lady out In Cali·
fomia will finally do with her collection
of woodpecker holes.
\\'by people WOfft qWt stealing
restaw-ant •shtr~s ind hole1 towels.
The high prk:e of lamb. Anybody who'll
eat lamb dtserves to ~ lhnlu1h tbe
nose. -The lutur< polltlt:al piatll ol Chari" de
Gnu lie.
ANY ST ATEM~ In pro.<e or potlry
m11de by Ca$11us C1ay.
\Vhclhcr lhe palar caps wlll melt and
Inundate f\t111hflllln Jal1nd to a depth of
500 ffft, I'm rooUna f« a depth of 1,000
f<eL
The develOpment of a united campaign
by U.S. coll-cae p~ld~ts to get their
does he want?
Why the saints come marching in in
New Orleans but keep marching out of
the Vatican.
The fuss about whether lo fluoridate
water. The real problem is how to keep It
out of dry Martinis.
· Will the converting of more fannliand
Into golf courses bring us to the brink or
national starvaUon by the lowering of
crop product.ion!
..---By George
Deer O.Orge: ;i Waxtd paper placed beneath Ice.
cube tra.ys makes taking the lray1 oul a breeze!!!
Dear Helpful : HELPFUL
Good ! Fix me tt highball!ll
These flying ext:lam3tlon marks
are ruining my nerves!!!
(For answers to hRrd questions.
write lo George. Or' for questions r.o
hard answers. same thl11g.)
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CHECKING •UP•
I QUllNIE
. . . ' Eldest Of f spring
Friday, Ma' !O, 1%9 DAILY PILOT 7
B irth Pills Linked With Cancer
WASHINGTON (UPI) -A detennlned fattors tnvoJved between Jun&.,_ cancer and delineated this overwhelm·
h ..... and with d111 rtgaid for the clprttte ~ before ex. .tnaly significant slal.i!itlcal cancer re1 ,oarc er ·~ mutts ot. alternaUve con-tenalvetpklerajologi(llitudles rJiitlonshlp," Hertz: said.
reported prellmlnary ~a 1 1 tracepllve methocll 1v11l1ble1r.·=====:::i::="============; possibly linking the use of to him and to the paUenta for
birth control pills lo breast whom he Is responsible /'
cancer. Hem silld. f GRADS GIFT LIST YOU'RE DOIN'll
BUY OUR BOOKS by Rod McKoenl
Tile Boekstall n• 1. ""' "· c .... -,., .. ., 1 (MlllM TM ,._,., ~)
Should Be a Girl
Dr. Roy lfert.z, cblef of FURTHER ST\JDY
reproduction research In th<! "Jn view of the urlous
National Institutes of Health, limitation in our knowledge of
presented 8 paper1 UTbe e~ these potential Jong•tenn tf•
blem ofi~osslble fEfects of fects," Hem sa1d, "it is man-I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Oral Con aceplives on Breast datory that further clinical ex·
Cancer," ,,at lhe first national perle.nce be gaine<I under p~
conference on breast cancer. perly controlled conditions of YES MAM . By L. M. BOYD
FIRS'I :&QR1' '-Which .ls
preferable as the eldest off.
soring-a_Aaughter-of a son?·
1"A daughter t:lellnltely," con·
tends one. gij,.ueman subscrib-
er. 1'She looks to her family,
but a l!')y· just looks to hlm-
seH." Wbo.am I to argue with
a good customer? Cervantes
evident!~ agreed, too. He said,
"The lilcky man haS a daugh·
ter as his first child.",
Breast cancer takes the observation and followup. ''
heaviest toll of any type of Hertz said add l t Io n a I ~Iay have something to do cancer among women. About rese arch was undm way .
with the medical theol')' lhat fl,000 new cases are diagnosed "We should study about
men who walk a lot are less ea.ch year. and 29,000 deaths 10,000 women who have been
apt to develop heart trouble are esUmated for 1969. on the pil1!1 five years or more
than men who sit siill all day . and they aboufd be foUOMd up
Doctors now say ijle muscular TUMORS FOUND for another seven or 10 years,
flex of a walking man's leg Hertz said prolonged use o[ and that is quite an un-
muscles definitely helps the a mixture of female hor.mones dertaking," Hertz: sald. "But
!leart pump blood thru biJ with the chemical name of there are such undertakings
system . That is said to be why ethynerone had led to. forma· being embarked on.''
We do ho ve-the la rgest
stock of SHAG CARP~
at the lowest pric•s.
mailmen and milkmen get lions of lumors ln the breast.s "Our lnadequ•te kn6wledge
fewer heart atlac.ks than of dogs. concerning the relatlonshlps of (J II.ch N...n ., ._.. S.-.I
most. 11Aa !ar &a .l'm.:c6ncerned, YOU'RE just what the "Each physician mu s t estrogens to canctr ln won:ien
DON'S CARPET SHOP
WHEN ·A CERTAIN
Missouri family gets together
for its reunion, in-h:.ws always
present include the Birds, lhe
Buzzaards, and the Cranes. .•
"enlbuse" is an acceptable
word. Our Languag~ man says
yes, usage has made it so. Still
sounds phony. I don't like it. •
CHEFS MAY NOT agree,
but the marine biologists con-
tend you can cook a different
kind of fish for dinner every
day tor almosLsiX months
without serving the same fi~
twiee.
MRS. EDNA EVANS of , . doctor ordered." evaluate this risk with an ap-is comparable with what was 426 SOU1'H MAIN
Mosler, Ore., has used the•, __ .:...---~--==:...:.:.::::.:.:_ _________ P~r~ec~i~ati~o~n~o~f_:th~e~m~a~ny~u~n-~~lcn~o~w~n-•~bo~ut~th~e~us~ocl~a~ti~on~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ same waffle iron for morel·
ORANG E
ON MAKING MONEY -
"Insert a Penny" was the
message stamped over the slot
on the rtrst of those old street·
comer welgillg machines. And
the vendors made money.
Some ..• Then one bright man-
ufacturer of those machines
changed the message over the
slot to read "Insert a Coin."
Practically overnight, the pro-
fits doubled. Such a simple
idea! Mister, why can't yo11
and I come up with some lit-
tle notion like that to pic k up
our income? Let's work on it.
CUSTOMER SERVICE , Q.
"So you like poetry? Well.
what do you think of Rod
McKuen?" A. I'd say Mr.
McKuen has added to our
American literature just about
as much u the Pueblo added
to our military history, •.. Q.
"OUR DOG LIKES beer.
SLrange, eh?" A. Don't
believe that'a so odd. Have
heard of numerous dogs who
liked beer. What's unusual is
that Fresno, Cal., cat that'
-· drinks loganberry wine nips.
B E A R T TROUBLE-Why
do the hearts of some animals
down than standing up? Such
as the heart of an elephant,
for instance. Most mysterious-.
Death No tices
than 61 y~a11, thus no doubt
entitling her to the waffle iron
longevity record • • • "TBE
CHARACTERISTIC VICES of
this metropolis are .a passion
for actors and a mania for
horse races." It. was in Rome
about 40 A. D. W,hete 1a f'1.low
called Tacitus said that • . .
TAllE A 115-POUND WOMAN
whose babies every year
weight 181h pounds each at
birth. No, I know of no such.
But that is the rolative p~
portion of the mother hwn-
mlngbird to her eggs.
WEIGHT -The ladyfriend
reports this coy e1cerpt from
a bridge game's savage con·
versatioo. Mrs. X 0 Yes, I cer·
talnly have lost weight. It's
my daughter. Frankly, she's
going with a married man,
and I Intend to ask her to
leave my house just as soon a
he worries me down to about
135 pounds."
Your questions and com-
ments are welcomed and
wilt be used wherever pos·
sible in "Cliecking Up."
Address ma i L to L. Af.
Boyd, in care of the DAILY
PILOT. Box 1875, Newport
Beach, Calif., 92663.
Mesan to Go
To Institute
Jack W. Moore, son or Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Moore, 2980
Andros St., Costa Mesa, has
been selected as one 0£ 28 in
the nation to participate in a
special seven-week summer
science ,. institute at Oregon
State University.
He is a student al Estancia
High School.
Sponsored by the National
GRINSTEAD Science Foundation, the in·
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o"'rv1, !colty Grl1J.1t.-d1 Brv•n '"" school boys the opportunity to
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you'll be in on! Milano stretch nylON i'! block,
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~rosftl cotton/nylon 1tretch d.nims 11'1 navy,
tvrquoise, faded blue, white, mlnt-bOth in
mi..., 1i1" 8-18. Cotton stretch gobardints
for juniors in solids, tottersols ond plaids •
Illes 5-15.
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Our own fine Towncraft
Penn Prest• walk shorts
for your sporting life
Uniwrtfty Grad styling In our great colr.ctlon
of,men'1 '#Olking shorts that all stay MOf .tth--
Ollt Ironing. Just machine waih and tumb!. dry.
T~k• ~ pick of pol)'9St•/cotton plalds in
ohve, blut, yellow ••• solids in oliwi, llght blu.,
1ioht olivt, gold, yellow •• , boby cord pol)'Oltw/
Cottonl 1n b/oe, lime. ookU They'rt all greatl
Mltn'11ius.
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BRA DRESS
Reg. $13-$15 8;99
Tlio dr<iss with the buat-in bro for
comfortable, easy shaping. Many
prints to choose in this flatter·
ing style for young iuniors, 5-13.
Hi-Deb Shop, 52
BLOUSE AND
SHIRT BONANZA
Orig $6-$10 2.99-3 .99
Choose from a wide as sortment of
styles in prints and solids in pastels
end.dorks. Tailored end frill y types.
Sizes 32-38 in the group.
Shirts, Blouses , bb
PERKY PRINT
PANTDRESSES
l 0.99
Jlie freshest cesuels eround •••
coql, carefree ·,tyles from our h'uge
coll&ttionj of sunny prints in sizes
110 to ·16. Very special volue!
Miss"'' SP.9"11wear, 89
KORATRON@ LINEN-
WEAVE PANTS
$15-$17 volue1 8.99
The permanently preSised fin e fi t-
ting pents you love, in summer4
perfect linen/polyester/royon. Sol-
ids, plolds. I 0-18.
Misses' Sportsweeir, 78
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5.99
An assortment of misses' and half
size fashions, in favorite styles and
fabrics. Don't miss the savings •••
shop eorly for the best selection.
Budge t Dresses, 27
SUMMER SWIM
AND PLA YWEAR
Reg. $2-5.50 1.29-2.99
For toddlers ond little boys. Sun-
suits, polo shirts, shorts, end swims
for teenie folk; special on walk .
shorts for boys, sizes J.7.
Toddl ers'. Littl e Boys' Weer , 74
SUPER SPECIAL ON
SUMMER FABRICS
1.50-$2 values 99cyd.
Sew your family's summer word-
1 robe with eesy-cere fabrics in a
'var~ty of textures. mony sheers
and Dacron® polyester/cottons.
Fobrics, 1-30-67
SAVINGS ON
SLEEPWEAR
Reg. $5-$11 3.49-6.99
Time to stock up for summer brid-
al showers end for you, too! Nylon
trice! shift gowns, boby dolls, po-
jemo and travel sets in the group.
Sleepwear Lingerie, 2~
PERMANENT PRESS .
SLEEPWEAR
Reg. $6-$7. 3.99
Of cool cotton for wearing now ,
e wide variety of waltz gowns ,
baby dolls end sleepcoets, .in ~
roinbow of colors. Hurry to sove!
Street Floor Lingerie, 54
HANDBAG
HAPPENING
Reg. $5 2.99
Seve now on this greet little bo g:
precticol. roomy, compact, reedy
to complete your daytime fashions.
In soft vinyl. verious hues.
Handbags, 37
FANTASTIC SAVINGS
ON SLIPPERS
Reg . $4 1.19
Scoop up <Jots of tliese leather
sendols and softi~s for su mmer
'w8ering •. Discontinued st r 'e S,
.::"brood nomes; S-M-ML-l-XG t
Hosiery, 3
MEN'S TERRY-
LINED ROBES
Reg. $20-$22 13.99
Handsome kimono style -the
letest feshion for poolside loung-
ing. Comfy wrep-oround design,
one size fits ell. I 00°/0 cotton.
Men'.1 Sport Clothing, 48
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SAVE ON
BOYS' SLACKS
Reg. $6-$7 2.99-3.99
Terrific conectio.n of dress·up end
jeon styles. All by famous. makers
in no-iron fabrics. Pick up SeVerol
pairs et these low prices.
Boys' Clothing, 98
SPECIAL! BOYS'
WALK SHORTS
$4-'l.50 values 2. 99
Popular Ivy style, in no-iron feb-
rics. Cool, cesu ol, comfortoble ...
he'll want several in pleids, checks
end solids. Sizes 8 to 18.
Boys' Fu rn ishings, 26
FURNITURE
SLIPCOVERS
Reg. 17.00 14 99
choi r cover •
Reg. 35.00 sofo cover, now 29.9.9 .
The handsome "Baronet" style.
Your choice of colors.
Drep·eries, I 0
FIELDCREST
NO-IRON SHEETS
twin flot
Reg. b.50 eo. 2for6.00
Finest qua lity Meadow Flower
sheets thot never wrinkle. In sum·
mery floral print.
Full, Flot 2 for 7.00
Pillow-cases, 3.38 pair.
Sheets, 2
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FOR THE GRADUATE
HI-INTENSITY LAMP
Rog. 12 .95 9.99
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Halfdscime brass and walnut fin·
ish on this lifetime guaranteed
lomp. Perfect non-gloro light.
·Stationery, 15
G.E. IRON,
STEAM OR DRY
'13.98 volue 9 99 •
15 steam vents give you .. lots of
steam wetness when you need it.
Fabric dial to select temperature.
Ho!-Jsewores, 95
GENERAL ELECTRIC
PORTABLE STEREO ·.
44 .88
Dependable solid state amplifier,
4 speed automatic, drop down
record changer. Plays 6 ate time.
Phonogrophs, 88 . .
45~Pc . CASUAL
LENOXWARE
29.95 volue 14.99
''Americ.one'' dinnerwore pattern.
Set includes eight s~pc. piece 'Set·
tings plus decorated pieces.
Housewares, 39
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SEPARATES
Orig $5-$9 3. 99
Sol id color pants, end tops in sol-
ids or prints, all in eesy-care feb-
rics thet·ere reel summer coolers.
Sizes 8 to 16 in th is specie! 9roup:
Motomity Shop, 68,
MISSES' BONDED
CASUAL DRESSES
Orig. $·13-$20
I 6.99
Brights , Oerks and postals in e ve-
riety_of-fobrics bonded t~ ocetoto
so they won't wrinkle, meke greet
travelers. Miss.fis' sizes. Be eedy.
Daytime' Dresses, 73,
IV<AHEIM
GIRLS' PRINT
SLEEPING BAGS
Reg . $12 8.99
Assorted fun prints to show off at
slu mber parties, comp, and sum-
mer sleep-0uts. A nove l idea for
indoor -sleep-ins! W1Jrm, comfy.
Girls' Accessories, 56
FAMOUS MAKER
FASHION SHOES
Orig. $17-$24 8. 99
S~ve on a fantastic group by
Netureli2ers. Aorsheim, J o y c e,
Foot Flo irs, D'Avonti end other'-
Classic styles for wearing now.
Fashion Shoos. 8
4'4 N. !vclld 535-1121
CLOSED TODAY • Sftop-S.t; JO e.m. to 6 p.m.
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SUPER BUYS ON
MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS
$4-$5 volues 2. 99
Popu lar moC:k turtle neck styling in
e fine chojce of stripes and solid s
in cjood summer colors. Assorted
sizes in the grou p. Shop eorly!
Men's Sportswear, SO
FAMOUS MAKER
DRESS SHIRTS
$5 volue ( 3.59;,3 _ l 0.50
Permanent -press Dacron~ poly-
ester and cotton, a good selection
of spreed collar end short sleewe
stylos. White end colors. 1-l'/i-17.
Men's Furn ishings, 7
NEWPORT
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CLOSED TODAY
Shop S•t. 10 •.m. to 9:30 p.m.
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FINE WHITE
CHINA SAVE 40 %
Reg.100.00lor 12 59 .99
Our own fine import. Hos gold or
platinu m. Set includes 98 pieces to
serve twelve ( 18 cups).
Ch ino, 11
BEACH TOWELS
FOR THE SURF
5.00-8 .00
velues 3.99-4 .99
The most colorful sun -bothers:
jocquerd towels in bright designs
love t9 soak up the 1~eter.
linens, 23
RCA1COLOR TV
14" DIAGONAL
268 .88
Portable TV goes with you!-Com·
. poet model with luggoge-typo
hendle. Built-in aerial.
Televisions, 72
SAVE 40 %
SWAG LAMP
Reg. 25.00 14.99
Gloss T eordroF' Shope, hos inside
frosted effect, in seofoom green
color, comple!e with hooks.
Lomps, 71
HUNTINGTON BEACH nn Edinger Ave. 892.3331
CLOSED TODAY ·
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WATCHING -Lt. Harriet Wendel ls in the tower of the Air Field Op-
,· eraijoQS'building of El Toto Marine· C<>rps ·Air Station. Here ell traUic
\vithin five miles of any direction that is not on radar is controlled.
WEATHER CHECK -Harriet stops ·in
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.the Weather SerVices Division
and with the help of Harold A. Reimer, master gunnery sergeant,
checks to see what the weattier is gotng to be on the air1 field .
Gl0V£ flST _,As an' 'Of&er'Barriet often b called upon to make
room checks In the women's barracks at Marine Corps Air Station, El
Toro.-She finds the bureau pa~ the glove tut and reports to Hell!I
Disharoon, a c:orporaJ. ' •
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''Sometimes when I meet people on lhe out1ide
and ·tfill them· what I do, they look at me funny,"
said an appealing young miss.
Harriet Wendel was reporting on the reactions
of civilians wl\en they discover she ts a fJrst Ueu:
tenant serving the U.S. Women 's Marine COrps at
El Toro Marine Corps Air Sta'Uon'.
\oVl).ile ad"1lttedly· lhere are not many women Jn
her boots (a total'o! 2600 serve the corps) to Miss
Wendel there is nothing strange .at all about her
choice of career.·
In fact, no one had l!J recruit the F;}orlda·grown
lieutenant. She decided to join Jong before she en-
listed as a private seven years ago.
"Being a Marlnie ~ been my childhood ambi-
tion.. J always -.dmired the corps, and the idea of
being able to serve with men who do-' what Marines
do ""always bas bept a great idea1 for me. •
uof course," :tH.arriet added, "the Marille band
used ·to lead tbe parade in the Orange Bowl every
year. 'fhal's wtiat really got me."
Whether they lead "the barid or not; as far as
Lt. Wendel is cqnoerned, life in 1 the Marine Corps
is nerfect for her . • · '°!'here are so many advantages," she exclaim·
ed. "YOu can travel-I went to Piuet1o Rico twice,
and all medical and dentat care is absolutely free.
"Besides," she contlnued. "you have economic
security and educational benefits. For in'stante, if
I left the corps, I could go to college on the GI Bill."
Currently as a lieutenant with seven years
service under her belt, llarriet earns $600 a morith
plus $47 subsistence pay pnd an ,additional $95 to
go towards her quarters. Rather than live on the
base, Harriet rents a studio apartment in South
B~y Club, a residence for single people in Newport
Beach.
College graduates may come into the corps as
officers by signing ujJ for a training prOgram be.
twe_en their junior and ·senior year. However Har·
riet took another route-she signed up as an enlist·
ed . person and wdrked herself up through several
ranks.
After joining up, the first slop for Harriet, like
aU enlisted women, was boot camp on Paris Island, s.c.
She served the Marine Corps Air Station in
Beaufort, S.C., and repaired aJrcran ·r adios tn the
J\1arine Corps Air Station in Cherry Poi nt , N1.C. be-
fore coming to El Toro , where she became a radar
watch officer last November.
Harriet said her parents arc proud of their
daughter's promotions but admitted that at times
viewed her career through very civilian eyes.
"My own mother told everybody I was in the
Anny for at least a year," she commented.
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SALUTE -Being a woman marine ~tticer has its ego satisfying
moments. How else can a womaq-be saluted respectfully by an
enlisted man? Harriet receives a -i8Ilite from John S. Mitchell, a
corporal.
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lieutenant. There Is plenty of time for relaxing. Off duty
Harriet enjoys her studio apartment · in )South Bay
Club. Newport Beech. She pla~s with her parakeet (above)
before going to the community playroom for a game of pool ·
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:;; Ta.m.ldrqthe~aalat
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.;,ady. ba'a ...-. to ult !or er..m at
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....... foct .. , .... Joy ......,.
You told me lo pl plJChlalric help but I
tepl teWnc ...,_.,, "I'm not au. I'm
just weak."
I wrote to you qaln oo my lltb bJrlb.
day. I bied to counl Ibo lellon I'd alopl
with 10 I could be 00lllPielal7 -wllb you. I had lroubla ~....,.of
their DameL When I JOt to number 11, I
realized llOIDdhinJ DMlll be "r<>lll with
me. It WU tb8D &bat l took YOW' advice
and went ror ('G!ftMHnc .
ry bjm llld I feel like the luctleat slrf la
the -.;111. 1llonk you. i\!111. I'm aolnr to
-Oii!' !Int bobJ pt-you. But no ..,. will f90r llJIOw· wbJ. -HAPPY
DIWl llAPPY: c.p.lllla'Uou 111111
• ~l )CJ llulNm gell up ot 7::111. WlloD
·lie ·smelll bacoa bl wonll Jrlll. U I -
ll'Jj& he w11111 poncak"' On Ibo 11&1" I
have clmwnon rolls he ""1Jall blueblr· mufftu. ,.-.. -,---; •
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- ---al J:IL 8o hn -In Ibo .,,.._ 'llllJ always. brtof two or--
I woutdn~ ~ him to belp.
Don\ tell me j've IPOilecl my famllf. I
know !t. J'uA ten ·me what to do about
ti -CHAIIQ!:D
DEAR1llWNBD: •U.W a CGlllere-.
-~·. -• ' DEAR AljN 4NDERS: I'm goJnc"to
. be •June brille ,and you made It poalble.
Wilen I wrote to l'l'" for the lint Ume I
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Do you feel W .i.-. .. oul of It! ta
evsybody bavla& a pod time but yout
Wrlle for Al1ll Loader•' booklet, "The
Key to Popularlty," encloaing wit.ti yoµr
request 35 ceott 1D cotn and a long, seU-
addreased, •tami>ed .... 1.,,..
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,;: • 1, I hovo to 8tar1 lllocb' Oil "'1 1m-~ e'......oy briap a .bilrlcb' or two. (No
• W)loD Ibo ,lddo ue lbroalh llllCillnC I
have lo °""' ap Ibo -and alarl Oil ._; U I'm aal at Illa ldldloo by I
p.m. I'll .... llobaclJ llalpl ... wHh
Tell tile daa;)lltl .. ft\9d1 &o caq la
from rts, ,._ ·•""'Dee .. ndea :
(0 Cloe llrtOkfaot ..0. wlllcb yoa wW
dedde. !JI ~,IW -dllcoo-. __ .....,....,. .. __ ._._.
' wu 17, I kOpt falling Into bed withe-my
teitilw wlJo omJled .atme.11 dldn'tineaJI anythlns lbotl wu lliV!ng my..U away. I
had •·•bole11R oi ucuses. I wu even
sleepln( wltb 1Jo¥1 I didn't Uke because I lloli<I t! ~ their feeU.,. by aayln( no.
Aller H -ol tbonpy I am a dU· ferent penon. It'• lwd to bllleve I did
those CTQ)' tblnp. """ ... I undanlud
why I did them. I had oacb I low oplaloll
ft myseU I dido' ean wllol I did.
Ann Landers will be. glad lO help you
with your problem1. Send them to her ln
Care ol the DAILY Pllm, enclosing a
·seu-~. atamped envelope. ·the-'lllo ---... k or
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Aquari4 s: Motivation
T oward'S Goal Begins
SATURDAY
MAY 31
~y SYDNEY OMAllll
· .• ; ARIES (March 21-Aprll Ill:
'-"tull moon accents journeys,
changes, correspondence and
, _ communlcaUons. 'nllnk ahead.
" J!ealize that preparation for
future ls euenUaJ. Don1t be
deceived by one who sweet-
-· ·lalks.
TAURUS (April 20-May
· 20): Avoid impulsiveness ln
· -money transactions. Be sure
-._~of facts, Nol wise to take
·. things for granted. Financial
-. dispute seems hiiblighled. Be
-eure you know what you are
doing.
.... GEMINI (May 21.June 20):
'You may fini sh a project or
__ e,pd an assoclaUon. Lunar
emphasis on breaks, splits, the
beginning of the end. You also
· Jiave opportunity to check pro-
spects for unique endeavor. Be
alert.
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CAP!llCORN (Dec. :ZWae.
Ill: Not too &oocl for ~
secr<ll. Beal to come rlcbl GUI
with lrutb. Accept added
mponiiblltty. F-mllllc pl
your ~ 'l1lal • ., air fl
cleared in your favor.
AQUARlllS (Jan. II-Feb.
18): Deflnlfl -by friend c:oold start you toward Im-
portant goat. Be willing to tet
IO of somtU;Wlg or aneooe
not bendicial. Thea you opea
door to positive experiences.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March llll:
Activity accented in carter,
Employmtnt area. You get
chance to show what you can
do. In peMIODal area, avoid
battle with one of parents or
older lndividtial Be calm.
Storm wilt pass.
IF TODAY IS YOUR
BIRTHDAY, you need more
confidence ta ~r own views,
opinlonl. Coaf'Qaton that cur·
rently exists wll1 evaporate,
You gel cloim to IOlld ~.
work, next moalb.
TOSSING THE 'LETTUCE' -Hoping· for a large
bowlful of greens to aid various community philan-
thropies are (left to right> Mrs. David Forman,
Mn. Ronald Frank and Mrs. Jack U bidinsky, mem· ·ban of Orange Coast Chapter of B'nai B'rith Women.
The group will spoosor a Spring F1ing barbecue
Saturday, J une 7, in the Moolicello Condominium
Cubhouse, Co.sta Mesa, to raise funds tor its many
projects. • -CANCER (Jun• 21.J uly Z:):
~void excess at spedll party
er gathering. ~em embe r
' ·health resolutions. D on 't
·oVerindulge. Ydl know what ti ' • BI ' h s ' • ~~.:.,.lseoottemplaUonbtodo Doctor D~scusses 'Race With Time ' B na1 r1t w1ng1ng
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You
may find that disputes arise s ' h • f y h"\ S • Fl • B f 't ~~I~~ . earc 1ng or o .. .L.~.t-'t tm·-·· you l~~~:;,annF~y2!".!',becun~·~t ~ed and :~G~n ~udolph
pressing views. Do so I n By IUDY BURST Indian f'Otl'llaU.. and baa one ~-·-_ ---alf. ~ ~ and Dave Slebels combo wUI
diplomltic manner. or .. ..,.,_,.., oftbe oldeltvacdnel; ~ looeewelebttU:Jtwillmateit buffet will 'benefit ma ny play dance music durtllg the
VIROO (Aug. 23-&pt. Z:): Looking fot,~ way lo otay. uloob, ihln lhnle mJillim die wler. ~Cha when 1 the eveolng.
Family quarrell tend. t o young? llUIUally around the world lllld "Be sure lo ult your pbyal· Orange pier 0 B'nai For the hearty, night swim· #min.ate. Be .ensible. Don't 1be aearch ii as old u 10 deaths are re~ ln clan's advice about the types B'rith Women spqmqr the ming also will be available.
magnify dlflerencea. II factual Ponce cle ~ who found Onnge County. lllld amounll of exercise. He " .... 11. Planning the· fun d ing
and calm, you succeed In 1et. Florida but ~ the fountaln al. More i1lseaaea: are t be-will suggest actlvlUes suited Members and euest.s will en· barbecue are ·Mrs. Ronald
Ung acro&s major potnt. SOme youth . Today IOme people are bubonicJlague or the black to your ar1 au and pb)'alcal joy a special aalad, Beef Frank. president, and a com· restricUom wUI be lifted. ·, seeking <1emaJ spring In pWJ, death the ·Mlddl< Apa condition. Ca!Uornlan with rice and a mitiee headed by Mrs. David
LIBRA (Sept. 21-0Ct. 21): . tonics and re)uven1ton to which has never occurred bl The area doctor'• ctoe:lng c~ake dessert beginning Forman and Mrs. Jack
Try to avollif belnc tmtlptor help them wtn ,the race wiqa the U.S. In epldemlc Ila&•· remarks were, "Ponce de at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, June 7, Libidinsky. Additional In-
of arguments. Your own-prtn-Ume. · Yellow fever ,,.. found tn the Leon was looking for the foun-in the Mo n,t l c e 11 o Con· formation may be obtained by
ciples may not apply to oGMW, But time win& every race. U.S. durlna the 11th Century taln of youth ln the wrong dominium Clubhouse, Costa calllng Mrs. Forman. 982-5683.
Realize thls -and rllPQllCI Helplna tbe plbUc to enjoy and bu Rell '35 major state. He should have come to Mesa. The national organization
accordingly. Sh o rt. Quiet? the ·adaed years modem epldemlcl, and cholera la the California." · N~hoat cockta.lls will be of· has coM.ributed lild to many
journey· la on qenda: . med1clne hu given is Ule twift epidemic which wu area projects, including a re-
5CORPIO (Oct. IS-Nov. 21l• -lhlllty '« Dr. Jolln famous 100 yws qo In the cent gift ol $75 to the Manlan
Be wary In E_r ot e e lln 1 Palmerlllller, preaJdenl .. tect U.S. wbln It wu clll'l'led Patie_nce Wright Chapter Center ror Ed•cational
possessklas.. 'J1'-"9 lJ ~ of Hoag Holpltal's medical aboard ablps. ' Therapy, a school speciaJWni
portunitJ• far 1111D. But jm staff. Many Llt1n Ame~ coun-in educating children with
should -... who llP'&b Dr. Mllltt pnaen1ec1the1u1 tr1ea, parts of Africa and 111c11a p d Fl ·r · 1earn1ng pro1i1ams.
from mcperlonce. Meam don't Installment ol the Heallh and areas -rain foreall ara el. ag 0p1C$ Toya donated to the
take cbacel on I o 1 I D 1· Forum c o -s p o n s o r e d by atlll combat tbele diaeaaes. organization by Mattel Toy
somelhinft for nothing. Orange Cout Evening College Dr. MWer noted, "If U-James, ....... ,_ .. ......,._t Co. were dlstrlooled to the .SAGITl'AalUll lNpo. 22-and Orange .-County Medical c:ounlriea would fol/"" Alex· -~, ....-.--~· the Hotel Lquna ntxt Tues-Albert Sitton Home, Santo
I:k!c. 21): Yoa lead It ad l!nt, Alloclalloo. Hll topic wu oncler the Greats Pohl!c ~u~, iilll .ec!'Ud~ clay. Ana: the E • c e p ti on 1 I
-think later. -&dike loda1 Your Health Qcl How to Keep health rula which he used for A Lquna Beach attorney. Chlldren's Home, Long Beach,
Is· don't 1bt la too nlUdl of a Jt. his sohtiers thouianda o1. rcears ttl!it Palrlota' Day Parade ~ WU chairman of the and the Navy Hospital, Long
hUrry. ~ 1GU avoid ao. "FJtneu la my real sub-qo these dl_aea.ses cou d be ~u:;~!i ~~C:~ttm;,f . ~ ~trlotsha~ Daandy ~ar~de Beach. ,. Ject." the avid jogger began. wiped out. Alexander's rule ..,. In w . c ..,.er e X· The -·p a•·-'•• made
Bel I the to boll and .... _ the the American Revolutlcn "'"--Club __ A__. e·-...., •\!""' " ore can dilcuss wu water ..... 7 c........ co-spo..-,q cu. contributions to F a i r v i e w
CATH•RINI FLI SS
Future lrlcle
~ufy Rites
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daugbtel'. at lllr. lllh. Hldlanl • FUii at
Beoch, Will -Illa -d Carlol !Imm tUlilg -111i. In 8L J..-.a ~ Chun:h. Colla .. _ '
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dynamic aspect. of fitness I duna:. lt's as simple as thal" Durinl the meeting led by State Hospital. Next month the
must detail passive fitness : ' With the abaense or at least h f ,Mrs. Erwin B. Marks, regenl, worgen will join with the
the prime cripplers of yes!er· knowledge of -diseases Bi rt De ects the cbapl<r will pay tribute to Men's Lodge to host an annual
day and the dlseales of today. the public can then st.rive for 1he U.S. flag. Mrs. Fred C. movie party at Fairview, in-
"One mWlon people a year dynamic fltnus. Unde r Study Rosa will give the chapter 's eluding gifts for all \hose a\, die from hardening of the • Th1I ii a push buU.On age. tribute. tending
arteries; one out of four are Automated llvin1 la easy but it Following the nl'Nn'am Mrs. · ~ .. , lib -~•~11 I out f Two new programs I n r--e· ~ .. ~ w cancer; "'""' • eues your muac es o Marks will '"ve a report on ff~. 12 llll and Is th --•ed e '· J E · preventing birth defects will &• a . ""'""' m on e ·~ xe..-c se. xerclSe can the recent southern council chlef dlsabllity in tbls naUon, do more than Improve muacle be discussed ·by Arthur meeting in Santa Barbara and
and 10 million are troubled tone; it erases fatigue and Gallway, vice president of the ..&11 nd ha1rm ·11
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N " I Foondailon M·-' o! ULl cers a c en w1 0r~r-·n•y·H•-•-a with th~ respiratory dileues boredom. conlrols i n c h e s , a .. ona ' ¥JU1 t their · I ~ ~ .tu~ of empJ:iysema and bron· reduces nervous tensions and Dimes on Monday, June 9, in prtsen annua reports. Legal etariea A!:loclaUon
chili&.'' atrengtbens the heart. and the Charter House, Anaheim. Hoe:teues at the I a s t meets the third Wednelday of
. ~ general proctltloner In lungs. Coffee and clonuts will be ~eeliqtbe Mmhelore ~er Doewill ~~-~Win var!0 oua placesbe. Colta Mep. and Newport According to Dr. Miller, jog-served at 1:45 a.m. and tbe ..,,. es. ~i~uuan • rw.n.i~ onna on DllY
Bead>alaonoledother-. gin( fl the most economical program will begin at 10:15 JameaW.Benndl,RlchardH. ohlalned by calling .MISOs
"es to be aware. of: ·malar1a. w11 of exerct.e. Othen are a.m. Ottllor, ThomasMartlnHtslop and Chan-SM~~~~lherr, 5 4 O-:. o t 5 O.
which hlalorlcally,baa tilled lwimrnlng, jumping rope , AnyonewlshlngWormalloo ~ • . ·~•P at7p.m.
more people than -c111nr waiting, <7cllng and such may call the Nattonal ,_
tn all our wan: amall 'pox, 1pm11 as hand ball, lkiln& and dation's Orange County
-which wiped GUI -bill the l<nnll. Chapter, $47.flff.
Tho l1'9Mt •aloctlon of
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·scholar~h ip, Exhibit
News Told by Lepgue
Oil paint.lop by M r I .
Rk:bard Ingram wUI be
~ In Ibo eo.ta Mesa
Cent« -Library during the IDOlltb of June.
Mn. Ingram, retiring pres·
ident of the Colt.a Mesa Art
League, studied at the Art
School, Minneapolis, and in
· thll area· boo ~ the student « David Vaughn, Clyde Zulch
and Joyce Clark.
'!be artist became interested
in pllntlng -her llilsb4Qd paued away five yean ago. A
. charcoal portrait of the late
Mr. Ingram woo a tbit<I place
In portraiture at the le!lival of
arts rPomored by California
Fecleral,lon of Women 's Clubs,
Orange District.
Mrs. Ingiam has exhibited
at Joseph M8KJrln's, Mesa
Verde Ubrary, Security First
Natioaal Bank, C r o c k e r ·
CWzens Bank. Costa Mesa
Golf and Coun t r y Club,
Richard's Market and South
Coast Plaia.
Scholanhip winners have
Art · Works
Galleried
A pllery or paintiogs by
arUJt Mrs. James T. Davis
will be featured during the
month of June by the Newport
Beach Junior EbeU Club in
Marlnen Library, NewpQl'I
Beach. • f
The artbt, a resident of
Downey, work& in o 11 ,
wateQ:olor and mixed media.
Her subjects Include portrilb,
sun Ufe and florals.
Mrs. Davis studied at South
Plains C o 11 e g e, Levelland,
Tei:.: Ramon Froman School
O( Art in Cloudcroft, N.M.;
Robert E. Wood Summer
School of Art, Green Valley
Lake, and Ka~ Hail ~avis
School of Art, Rwdosa, N.M.
Teachen of the artist were
Frank Gervasi, N. A,, and
Ramon Froman, under whom
she studied .;till life and
portraiture .• Past master s
Frans Hals and John Singer
Sargent also influenced her
work.
11Je June Artist~-the-month
is a member of Artist and
Craftsman Associated, Dallas;
Anaheim Art Association, and
Fe.sUval of Arts, Laguna
Beach.
NB Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary of
Newport B'each Fire l)epart·
ment gathers the t h i r d
Wednesday of each montli at 8
p.m. in various locations. In-
formation regardlng location
may be obta ined by telephon-
ing Mrs. T. C. Da!lay, 548-1835.
been announced by the Cotta
Mesa Art League. Orange
Coast C.Ollege winner I 1
Katherine Rhonda Erger, and
<(olde Weal CoUege recipients
are Mrs. Stanley Pringle and
Mrs. Marion Bradshaw.
Other colleglans winning
awards are Larry Vette r and
Phillip R. Warner, California
State College at Long Beach.
and Eddie Harrison, Chapman
College.
. High School winners are Jo
Ann Taylor and JOiiie Van Qt.
terlo, Estancia HJgh School;
Paul Bogdanowicz and Ann
Elizabeth ~t.angston, C o s t a
Mesa H1gh School; J a n
Traphoten and Dick Livoni,
Corona del Mar High School,
and Mark McCulloch and John
R. Peterson of Ne wport
Harbor High School.
Cash v alue of I.he
llCbolanliip awanlils 11250.
JENNIFER WALDO
July D1te
Betrothal
Announced
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The engagement of Jennifer
Susan Waldo and John Forrest
Harrell has been announced by
the pa rents of the bridHlect,
Mr, and Mrs. Robert 0 , Waldo
of Claremont.
Miss Waldo, who was gradu·
ated from Claremoot High
School, now attends Cllrwl
College, Glendora.
Her fiance, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. Rogan Harrell 0£
Huntington Beach, is a
graduate of Hllmington Beach
High School where he was an
Ameri can Field Service slu·
dent in Germany during hi!
senior year.
Presently he is a senior at
Harvey Mudd College, Clare.-
mont.
The couple plan to be mar-
ried July 5.
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11 ornamented by• slender rim of 1llverplate.
The thrw piece set includes the graceful
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Hom• in PlaCM"ttie
Double Ring Ceremony
Performed in Newport
Arrangements of w h i t e
gladioli, stock, carnations and
shast:a <taisies adorned Our
Lady Queen of Angels Church
when Kathleen Lee Snyder ~8me the bride of Joseph M.
Roush Jr.
The Rev .Raymond Saplis
directed the double r i n g
ceremony for the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald W.
Snyder of Newport Beach and
the son of Mrs. Vera Schmitz,
Roosh of San Gabriel and
Joseph M. Roush, Pasadena.
Verde Country Club and sign-
ed the guest book which we
circulated by Christina and
Kathleen Stafford, the
bridegroom 's nieces. Special
guest attending was Mn.
James Curzon of Great Bend,
Kan., the bridegroom's &Isler.
The bride is a graduate of
Fullerton Junior College and
her husband is an alumnus of
San Diego St.ate College.
Followlng a northern
California honeymoon, t b e
newlyweds will reside in
Placentia.
Sprin gtime
Bring s •
Memo ries
BJ JOAN llANAlJEI\
NEW YORK (UPI) -The
ccmlnc ol .-for the city
child ls a llltle bit ll.te belog
-from jail. There's releue from fm.
prlsonlli, Clotbes -DO "'°"' leqinp, no more bated, ttdly
knee aoclla. And !her<"• the ci-
ty. ao clean looking under
bc'lght blue aides, illll<ad ol
the steam-heated apartment ln
which we were confined.
But sprlq: was always a Jooc Ume comlog when I was
a child -1 ...,. U lllill is.
'Ibere was my father.
always predicting one more ·
snow befOft Easter a n d ,
almort always Tilbl
1be firll sign of spring
wasn't the robin red breast or
even a buddl.N Cl'OCUJ or
whatever It is that blooms
\first. It was St. PatriCk'• day.,
There wu a lot of prepara-
tion for spring -while my
mother elhumed last year's
good spring coot r... every<lay
wear J hunted for precious lost
items Uke my skate key,
which also served as a
hopscotch "stone."
My teeth are '1111 set on
edge wbtn J remem b er
skatlhg over the reiujher par·
tions of sidewalk on the way to
the park, where the grass was
turning green.
Spring meant the cln:us ond
my annual disappointment
that cotton candy didn't taste
as good iS it looked; my
bewlldemEnt over the way
grownups guped at aerial
acts while obviously it was the
animals that were m o s t
taseinatlng.
The animals at the zoo In
Central Park were another
sprlng aUracUon as they came
out of their houses into their
iron-barred "back yards."
There was the wonderful
Sunday when we found the
park's carousel . open, . its
hurdy·~Y mus ic a siren
song.
Beckoning beyond was sum·
mer. I still pity lnlond chlldn!n
who never fearfully dove into
a breaking wave, to emerge
triumphant on the other side
or be t05sed undeir, only to
come bick gasping for more.
Installation Logged
New Crew in Command
GOLDEN . ANNIVERSARY
Mr. •ncl',Mr1. H11rvey KoerMr
Photo Album Opened
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Weddil'iJs, Troths
Pilot's· Deadlines · • • •
To avoid dlaappotntmoo~ ~ve
· brldu are remloded to have their wielding
storlu with black an4 wbill gloay pholo-
gnphl to tho DAILY PILOT SodolJ Depart.
ment prior to or within one week after the
wedding.
For engagement announcementa ll is
suggested that the atory, also accomP«!lled
by a black and white g~::t.1plcture. be suhmltted early. U the be aonolillce-
ment and wedding date are m weeks or less
apart, only the wedding photo wW be ao-
cepled.
To help 1ill requirement& on both wed-
ding and engagement stories, form1 are avaU•
able In all of the DAILY PILOT offices.
Further questions will be a111Wered by SOcial
Notea ataU members at 842-4321 or 494-9486.
Evaluation
Offered at
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Ent...,i
Betrothal
Revealed
The engageme n t or
Margaret Pirtle. and Daniel P.
Opper has been ~ by
her parents, Mn. Barbara An evaluation workshop will Mrs. Potter, a member of Baker of Santa Ana Hei, lhtS be ~"'1 by Y.n. Ina Pot· the AnlU Club o! cOOnciJ One, ter. past preoldent of In-ha> perlecte(I her knowledge and Harry Pirtle of ~
tern a ticnal Toastmistre&s of proceduree: and dilCUSSed Grove.
Clubs, ~ porliamen-her subject with knowledge · Miss Pirtle will graduate lo
K F t d :::" ~~ent of and humor. June from Huntlnglon Beach
_. Mrs. Calvin 0 I co t t , High School. oe r ne r 5 e e m~tmg=~e ~ ~~ ~~of °!tne~~~·c:=: Her flance, aon of Mr. and
p.m. Monday, Junie 2, in the will preelde, during the Ml'i. ' Dale 0 P. p • r of
0 -G Id D t g=~.~~:1Gc;:~n g:,~~01:r1ce~:i1a~ r~:ieldiJ~C: n 0 e n a e A fonntr _..,, teadler at el<ci..I. High School. A a<rgeant io, tbo . · 1'xlfl B<ai:h City Colle&<. Ille Women in o'raop County lo· U.S. Marine COrps, be will
' • · has been inatnunental in com-terested in the p r o I r a m · re t u r n from otimwl; •in TwcHlundred twenty family celebrate were the couple's pWnc and revt.sing much Of apomored by International Septe.mber and the cqUpie
members and friendli gathered five children, Harvey B-tbe TOestm1atrtm educatioMl T~ Clubs are in--plan to marry on tbe mlL,
to help Mr. and Mn. Harvey Koerner Jr. of LOs Angeles, material and tfe.lped revise vtted to call Mrs. ~k Christ Lutheran Cbureb ht
Koerner of Costa M e s a Fred J. KoerM:"' of Concord, G J e a s 0 n • s Parliamentary Corradino, Aillabeim, ~4-5114, Costa Mesa has been lllected
celebrate their golden weddlng Mrs. Henry Crawford ot Santa Digest. for additional informitlioo. ~or lhe: wedding, ~
anniversary. Ana Heights, William H.1--=---.,------------~----~--------
Tbompson Hall of the Flrst Koerner of PlacenUa and Mrs. "
United Methodist ch ur ch. Richard o . Hatch of Costa OPEN DAILY 1 O. 1 O; SUNDAY 10. 7 Costa Mesa, was decorated Mesa, along with the I r
with spring flowers for the families. .
alternoon reception, which Out-of~own guests included
featured a mural of pictures Mrs. Koemer's sister and ber boirowed from the Koerner'a husband, Mr: and Mrs. E. 8 .
photo album, including their Sm.ith of Florence, Ore.; Mr.
wedding photos. and Mrs. W. c . Reid ol
The goldenwed! exchanged Smithville, Mo., her niece and
wedding vows on May 27, 1919, her husband, and her brother
in Willowbrook and have been and sister-in-law, Mr. and
residents of Bell, Los Angeles, Mrs. Fred J . Smith of Long
Santa Ana Heights .and Costa Beach. .
Mesa since their marriage. Traveling is a favorite hob-
Koerner was born I n by of the Koerners, who have
Sheboygan, Wis., ·and came lo visited most of the states, in-
California in 1901. His wife, eluding Alaska, durina the
the former Dorothy Smith, past 11 years. Koerner, 1n ad-
was born in Pontiac, Mich. ditlon, ia proprietor oI I unall
and became • Californian in shop where he 5barpeM aawa,
1900. lawn mowen, knives and
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Versatile , Easy Ccirel -·
Given in marriage by her
falber. the bride .wore a full
length gpwn of silk organza.
trimmed with appliques of Fnincli lace. Her A-line skirt
extended into a . cathedral
lecgtb trai'n, and a headpiece
of lace petals and jewels
caught her illusion veiling.
Fonnlng her cascade were
white roses. stephanotis and
baby's breath. Orange County members of
Clipped Wings will b e
hostesses when the group of
former United Air Lines
Stewardesses gathers in the
Stuft Shirt next Tuesday for
jnstaJlaUon of officers.
Present to help their parents scissors.
As a highlight of the lun·,;;;;;;;~;;~:::;::::;;;:;;,==========il
cheon, a check will be
presented to Mrs. Evelyn
Balley of the Harbor Area
Retarded Children's Foun-
dation in San Pedro by Mrs.
Charles Daniels of Pacific
Palisades, reUrtng president
of the Los Angeles Chapter of
Clipped Wings.
Sleeveless Nylon Tops In 3 Styles
'o'
Full length blue empire
gowns, matching picture hats
and nosegays of ye\low shasta
daisies, white carnations ·and
baby's breath were selected
for Mrs. Arron Angle, the
bride's sister and matron of
honor and Miss Lacie Roush,
bridesmaid. Vickie Stafford,
the bridegroom 's niece, wore a
similar gown for her role as
flower girl.
Attending as best man was
Harlan Curtis, while guests
were ushered to their seats by
Robert M. Stafford. the
bridegroom's brother-in-Ja,v
and Rex W. Snyder, t~e
bride's brother.
About 125 well-wishers at-
tended the reception in Mesa
New Queen
Revealed
Toasts will be gi ven at 11
a.m. to the new year and
lunch will begin at noon, ac-
cording to Mrs. Emmett
Oehlert of Costa M e s a ,
chairman of the dayJAssisting
is Mrs. Paul Salata . of
Newport Beach,, vice president
in charge of the Orange CoWl*
ty area.
Installing officer will be
Mrs. Jack Scblemer of South
Pasadena, and taking new
responsibilities will be the
Mmes. John Amberg, Palos
Verdes Estates, president;
William Adickes, Brentwood;
Charles l.oosmore, Huntington
Beach; Roger Plumley, Glen-
dale: Don Hovis, Manhatlan
Beach; Dobglas Aitken,
Sherman Oaks, vice pres·
!dents, and Leonard Wilker,
Orange Coast residents
planning to attend are the
Mmes. Louis Abel, Charles
Ball, William BelT, James
Burton, Clifford E h r I e r ,
Walter Foley, Richard Fres-
ch!, P-Hort.a, Charles
Loosmore, Harold Madsen,
Enunet1 Oeblert, Paul Salata,
Jim Shaffer, Paul Wagenbecb
and Robert Ze~.
Mrs . Jayce es
Huntington Beach M r I •
Jaycees meet tho second Mon-
day of the month at & p.m.
Location. in£ormatlon may be
rec<ived by calllog Mrs.
Michael Brooks. 13&-'IOZ2.,--Miss Linda Weatherwax has Sierra Madre, treasurer.
been named honored queen of.-----------:----------
Bethel 1 5 7 , InlemaUonal
Order of Job's Daughters,
Newport Beach.
Elective oUicers who also
will .be installed at 7:30 p.m.
Sattirday, June 7, in the
Seafaring Ma.!IOnic Temple are
the Misses Debbie Washko,
acnlor princess; Terri Seiling,
junior priacess ; K a t h Y
McMllJan, guide, and Cindy
Tuz, marshal.
Appointlve officers are the
Misses Kathy Knill, Norma
Schmidt, MarU Houston,
Kathy Budd and Janet Wilder,
messengers: Glenna Beuter,
chaplain; Jackie Hum b I e,
recorder; Nancy Sc hoenmell,
librarian; Debbie G race. y.
musician : Kim Shoemaker .
and Judy Barnett, custodians,
and Kathy Kelder and Judy
Paley, guard.!.
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THURS., FRI., SAT., JUNE'S. 6 I 7
Fe•turin9 R•re, le•utiful •ncl Novel Obiects
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Family ~ekly
My "Blind" Son Can See
Me Now!
By Mrs. ELDA GIBSON
Th is mother tells the ins piring and heartwarm-
ing story of how a doctor opened a "world° of
-,.ision" ~f..-herson who had beerrdoomid a-
''hopeless case."
ALSO
e HAPPY MISl'ORTUNE -Cheryl Miller. alter
a series o! misfortunes -Including cancellatloo
of "Daktarl.'"in wh!th she •larrO\I -ls bappy
to be out o! show business, finally. ' .
e DELICIOUS -June Is Dairy Month. Family
Weekly Cookbook of!ers dlaUnctlve dairy de ..
serts.
e FEELING ILUE? -Quiz helps you llnd out
what makes you feel 0 down in the dumps" and
why.
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M .... , Dan Gµrney and 32 otlw &tart-
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wben they llned up tOO~ for the start
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A crowd estimated al 300,000 was ex·
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brickyard to ,..,
t. I( Mario Andretll wUI make good on
hla threat to poll out of lhe ract.
2. If A. J. Foyt can back up hi:s
favorlliun by winning hi! fourth 500.
3. If Lee Roy Yarbrough Is as gJOd as .
he uys he Is.
4. If 1969 is finally the. year for Dan
Rief Fires •
64, Tied
.
For Second
MEMPHIS (AP) -Former Costa
Mesa County Club pro ft9nnie Rief fired
a six-under par 64 Thursday and was one
stroke of£ the lead after the opening
round of the $150.000 Memphis Open Golf
Tournament
Rief, who just recently joined tht pro
tour was knotted with three other golrers
behind veteran Bob AfcCalllster, \\oho tied
the course record with a blistering 6.1.
McCallister, a big Californian who has-
n't won a tournement in the United States
since 1964, holds his narrow lead over
Rief, Lee El'der, John Lotz and Bert Yan-
cy, who won last week's Atlanta Open.
Four others, including wise-cracking
U.S. Open champion Lee Trevino. wer~ in
a group al 65, five under par.
They were Gene Littler, the. season's
leading money·winner and one of the pre·
tourney favorites; Mac McLendon, who
fashioned his round on eight birdies and a
triple bogey and Lou Graham.
Playing in near-perfect go I r i n g
weather-hot and with just a hint of a
breeze-the field posted more than 60
sub-par rooQds, a tournament record on
the short Colonial Country Club course.
Eleven players were tied at 66, in-
cluding South African Gary Player,
Miller Barber, veteran Dan Sikes and
youngsters Jim Grant and Bobby.Cole.
But he had it all in the first round, reel·
Ing off eight birdies. an eagle and three
bogeys in his remarkable round, the best
he's had on the tour.
The eagle came on the par five. 490-
yard 13th hole. He reached the green in
two and coa1.ed in a 25-foot putt.
·His birdie putts included some wbop-
'pers, from 40, 15, 10.and again 10 feet and
one he said was '1.iabout three--quarters of
a mile." That was on the last hofe. He
later said it was about 55 feet.
"I was off the green by about two feet,
but used a putter," he said. "I'd never
had a round of 64 be.fore and I just
Wanted Lo lag it up and two-putt for a 6t
Man, was I surprised when it went in.
"So, you know, I still don't have 1 64.."
Halos, Oriole s
Open Series
Baltimore's fast flying Orioles open a
three-game series with the rejuvenated
California Angels tonight at Anaheim
with luckless Andy Me~ersmith {0-3)
laking the mound for the Halos against
Steve Palmer (5-2).
The Orioles are sening a sizzling pace
Ill the head of the American League 's
A119e l S late
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0101 M • ., JI -An111!1 "' •••tlmor1, 1:SS 11.m. KMPC (110)
Ba.stern Division wh.ile the Angels a:ret'i.
the opposite end of the loop's Western
Division.
So dominant have been the Orioles that
Detroit manager f.1'ayo Smith says,
"they'll have their divisional title wrap-
ped up In June the way they're going so
far." Smith added, however. "they can't
keep up that kind ol pace (winning at a
~~r~.: •.. they've got 1to hit a snag
The Angels are meeting the Maryland
aggregation for the first time this season.
They just snapped out of a 10•game los-
ing streak by upending Cleveland twice,
under the guidance of Lefty Phillips.
P.hillipa took over the club Tuesday when
veteran manager Bill Rigney was handed
his walking papers by general manager
Dick Walsh.
Shoots for $1 Million 'Indy ··Priz~
•
Gumty.
All ol lbem know that 1 minlmwn of
one million dollars awaits the winner In
prize money aod resuIUna: endorsements.
Andrettl,. bolling mad over an order by
chid ste'f&rd Karlan Fengttr t.o remove
a oew oll cooter from bis Moog008e-Offy,
had threatened to pull out or the classic.
~tll installed the device after he
qu~ for the starting field and
Fengler ordered it removed. Fengler told
him any cbange in a car's configuration
after 1 car has qualified ls Ulq:al.
Foyt, ift a poll of auto racing wrilers
and eiperts ln Indianapolis this week,
was given the favorite's tag. Gurney was
second in the voting, followed by Andretti
and Uoyd Ruby, who was also told to
remove an oil cooler.
Yarbrough arrived at Incly u the hot·
test stock $=U driver in the counJry and
says he's every bit as· good btbind I.be
wheel.of an lody..machioe.
"l came.~ to win," be Q.id. "I'm so
happy, so confident I feel like dancing."
Yarbrough-bas won $.1001000 wllh four
wir11 ln eight stam on . the stock car
circuit thJs year.
' Gurney~ in an Olsontte Eagle of his
own designi says be hu)is best machine.
yet for the BriCtylrd. {l's powered by a
600-horsepawer, 320--cubic inch st.ock
block Ford e!liine. The car stands just M
inches high at the roll bar.
He's the only driver irrl\ist.ory to have
tcoted major victories Jn ·three prlmlry
typea of motor rodn& -CTand 'prix,
stock can ml sport& ~· But he's yet to win the big .... berc.
He waa ""'Pl here last )'ear hut w.ln·
ner Al U~ drove one of Gumey'1
Eaciet. lle'~qU,lllied !or 1J>e No. 1 pool-
Uon oo the lourjh row wllli Joe Leonanl
and Ari PollW,
. Fo)'I haa the oovele<i'Pole poalUOn, hav·
log qualll"d 11 •· 170.581 mph clip. ·
The Jody field lost a litlle of its UY
tenii:tional flavor last weekend when
Eoiland's· Grllhlm Hill and AUllria's
Joclien Rindt 'were l~t willlGlll can
wbltn their totus!Fords were withdrawn. ' . :A naw io the-rear hu!il of the mocltinea
WHEELS OF FORTUNE -Three eras o! aulo
racing· at the Indianapolis Speedway a:re represent·
ed in these three tires. Al left is the type of tires
used on the front·engined machines during the
1950s. The ultra.wide tire in the middle is used on
U'IT.._.....
the present rear-engine,d cars which will run today
while the thin, solid-body tire at right was used on
the first cars to compete at Indy , from 1911 to
ahoul 1930.
Expo Streak
Reaches 13_
' As LA Wins
MONTREAL (AP) -The Los Angeles
Dodgers extended Montreal's losing
streak to 13 games Thursday night.
defeating the Expos 5·3 behind Claude
Osteen's si1.-hit pitching.
The victory. Los Angeles' third slraighl
over the faltering E1pos, enabled the
Dodge.rs to move within 2Y, games. of idle
first place Atlanta.
Osteen, now 7-3, st.ruck out rive and
Dodger Slate
M,ay :0:0 -~rs •I l"n!ladlllll!IA. •::IO D.m. X:FI Mtv ll -Dodters .t Phlladelph\1, •::la 1.m, KFI
walked only one. Two Oi the htt.s off him
were home ruM--Mack Jones in the fifth
inning and Coco Laboy in lhe ninth.
Willie Davis triggered the Dodger vie·
tory by slamming a two-run ho~ in the
first inning after Bill Stoneman walked
leado(f batter Willie Crawford .
The Dodgers added another run in the
first when Andy Kosco singled and went
all the way to third when le£t fielder
Donn Clendenon bobbled the ball for an
error. 'Ilom Haller then hit a sacrifice fly.
Sm-ts ita Brirl
NL 's Gifus to Retire;
Deal for Wills Stalled
MOLINE, 111. (AP) -Warren Giles,
president of the National League, otdl
friends Thursday'that he is retiring· el·
fective Sept. L
He told John O'DonneU, a long-lime
fciend and retired sports editor of the
.Qavenport, Times Democrat:
, "I infqrmed all National League
owners this v.-eek of my intentions to
reUre effectiv~ Sept. I. Baseball is 100
years old this year and I've been in it SO
years. l had my 73rd birthday this week
and I think it is a good time to retire." • •
MONTREAL -Jim Fanning, Monlrcal
Expos general manager, said Thursday
reports that his National League club wUI
send sbortstap Maury Wills back to the
Los Angeles Dodgers for pitcher Joe
Moeller and another player are incorrect.
"Were talking, yes, '1 Fannins said.
.. But we certainly haven't put anything
together yet. We've talked about several
players-Including Wills.
ran I: 46.5 t·his year, equalling his besl
196& mart fqr the tiall·mile. • More than 300 high schools wrestlers
continue to battle for ~rths in the first
junior world cha.ionship tournament to
be held in Colorado next Monday in a
qualifying tounfcment being held at
Newport Harbor High School.
Competition is being ill!Jd in Greco-
ROman and freestyle wresUing. Action
.today and Saturday runs from 11 a.m. to
~ p.m. and 7·11 p.m. Sunday's concluding
action will run from 1-5 p.m. and 7·11
p.m,
The me<?t is being sponsored by the
Orange Coast YMCA and admission is by
donation.
All fWlds raised will be used to send the
wrestlers to the world tournament July
23-28 al the University of Colorado.
WU 'beUtved to be -'ble lot the
iou of 1 wheel durio& 1 lrlll run by Alid.,iu Jn a Lo<us-Fonl and tbe con
were Withdrawn. An0rettt IU~Uy <!UIUflOd iOCOlld
io 111' lllWk·Fotd.
Qmli Hulme 'o1 New 7.ealaod, driving
an Eagle.Ford, and Jack Brabham of
Austra1111 io 1 Brabbom·Repco, ore the
ooly fOf<llll dri•ers ltll In tbe lleld.
Tht oW-tlnr ineup : .
Storm Saves Lave r '
·Emerson Disposes
.
Of Polish Net Foe
PARIS CAP) -Roy Emer10n advanced
into the third round of lhe French Open
Tennis cham{ii06llhips Thunday.
The touring pro represenUng lhe
Newport Beach Tennis Club easily turned
back Tadeuaz Nowicki of Poland, 6-3, 6--2,
&-%. .
Newport Beach's other representative
in tbe tournament, world ehamp Rod
Laver, was on the short eod of a 2-1 set
disadvantage to Australian Dick Crealy
before a thunderstorm washed out play.
Crealy, ranked fourth 1n his •country,
Jed 8-3, 9-1, 2-6 in the most surprising
development of the tournament on the
Roland Garros court.s.
America's Cliff Richey, a clay coort
specialist from Dallas, won the first two
O.J. Refuses
To Perform
For Wil son
iNDIANAPOLIS. Ind. (AP ) -If 0 . J.
Simpson calls the Buffalo Bills it will be
"only to see how the trading is going,"
the All-American said Thursday. ·
;'The way it stands rlcbt now1 I will not
play for Mr. Ralph Wilson,!' Simpson said
in describing the impasse in necotiations
with the owner of the American Football
League team. ~
The former Southern California star,
here for today's Indianapolis 500-mile
auto race, made the remarks at a news
conference called by Sports Headliners
Inc. of Indianapolis, which is represen-
ting Simpson Jn the contract negotiations.
The last contract session was Monday
in Detroit, and Wilson was quoted later
as saying he did not plan to call Simpson
or his agents with a higher contract offer.
He also said he would look into the
possibility of trading the Simpson draft
right.s to another AFL team.
Chuck Barnes, president of SporU
Headliners, said Thursday that the only
change Monday in Buffalo's original offer
of $250,000 in a five-year contract was a
small bonus if Simpson would be. named
AFL Rookie of the Year this fall.
Simpson is asking about MS0,000 over
three years, Barnes indicated, "and
we're not going to compromise •.. or at
least very little."
Simpson said he. won't play in the
coaches All-American All-Star Game
Ju!)e 28 in "-t!anta unless he has signed a
pro contract before then.
He said other unsigned collegiate stars.
including Leroy Keys of Purdue and Ted
Kwalick of Penn State, also were
prepared to pa!! up the game.
sets from 36-year-old Luis Ayala oi Chile
and bad mat.ch point in the third onJY io
let the veteran Latin sJip·away. 1
Richey was leading &-4, 6-3, 8-10, 6-6
when the rains came, but he was within. a
point of losing his service in the 13th
·' game. . ; ..
Meanwhile, pro l::fennis Ralston::;-;of
Bakersfield, and Stan Smith of Pasadena,
third-ranked .U.S. player, swept into the
third round and America furnished four
of the last 16 remaining ladies.
Ralston won a strange match froirt
Patricio Rodriguez of Chile, f-2, 6-4 , .o::&,
6-4 •
The hot-tempered American seemed to
lose interest after winning the fir.st two
sets, serving double-faults and making
loose shots to drop 12 games in a row.
But he rallied in the fifth sel.
Smith, a member of the U.S. Davis Cup
team, scored an easy 6-3, 6-1, 6-2 triumph
over Patrick Holmbergen of Belgium.
Arthur Ashe, Jr. the U.S. Open cham·
pion, advanced Wednesda y.
HUGHES GIVEN
EST A NC I A POST
Wayne Hughes, once fired as head root..
ball coach at Newport Harbor High
~I. has been ne.med athletic director
at Estancia High School , the DAILY
PILOT learned today .
Hughes replaces Joe Wolf as head or
Eagte athletic forlune5 , following the lat·
ter's resignation. Wolf quit earlier tt.is
moo!.h. hopeful of retuming t'O coaching.
He had served as Estancia athlcUc
director sinet. the school was opened in I
1965 .
The Dodgers went ahead 4-0 in the
third when Crawford led off with a dou-
ble. went to tllird on a grounder by Davis
and came home on a wild pitch by
Slooeman.
"If we did make a deal for MaW"y, It
1vould be for players of some. con·
sequence in return. Sure we'd like to
have Moeller. but there's no wa y we'd
make it a straight deal."
Major League Standings
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Johnson. the current fastest hall·miler in
the United States and Ralph Doube.11,
Australia's Olympic Games gol'd medal
11•inner, shaped up Thursday for the Or·
ange County Invitational Track meet at
El MO<lna Stadium June 14.
l\1eel Director Earl Egnman said
Johnson, cf little Prairie View College in
Texas, has entered the competition. He
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MONTREAL
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OAKLAND 22 19
ClllCAGO I& 19
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LOS ANGELES
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SAN' DIEGO
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SAN DIEGO (AP) .., The City of San
Diec<> and lhe San Diego Chargers foot.-
bill club announced tetUement Thursday
of 1 n!ne·monlh dispute over USC! of San
Die&o Stadium. •
Cl1Y Mllllf<r Walltt Hahn said the
...,eementa.. which al.to involve the
ti 1 rMD Sm IJiieto P.trts, mart the tnd
of Dtiplklo ~ the Chargers to
fflCCM!I' reM for 1lil 111e al the stadium.
The tetUtment Includes 1 12-year l!:X·
· t~ of the Cltarpr Sladlum cooiract
and auu:ra mulmurn use of the ~Usslon
VllleJ /oc!Uly, HIM said.
Tbe Charaer•. u earlier ordered by a
Silporior COOrt Judi' •• ,,....i to .,., the
clly 1boul Siii.ODO In back rent, lw ctr·
1
·I ...
tain credill. u A..esult of the
agreements that protrr;
-A mutually satisfactory ·basi~ for
sharing of prefel'Ted week end dates by
football and baseball durina the month of
AulUJl aod September.
-Charger payments to the . city of I
pen:en1 of gote rec<1p1s, ln&te•d ol to
perctnt. btginn.lng in 11 f/'O.
--Oily erpeodilure ol 1130,llOll to build
ltadium office space, for the Chargers,
rtntlng to the Char1ers at $1,335 a
mOl'ltb. •
-!;xt.enaion of the Charier contract,
wblch was to expire in 117~ throug!l 1118&
aames, 1W:ben the buebaD ptet also e1·
pirt• •
~
I
-Confirmation of the Chargers' right
to play five preseason games th1s ytar in
tht stadium.
--For 1969. the Chargers wUI pay either
10 percent of gross gate receipts or a pe,..
cent plus any reacheduling IOL!Jses in·
curr<d by the Padres on conllidlng date.
of Aug. t and Aug. 30, whkheve" is less..
Rescheduling losses ol the Plldrts In
Scptemliqr would ht shor<d by the city
and the Chargers.
The settlement also call11 for the city to
pay the Chargers $99,000, which lncludts
123.llOll for fl!!isessory Interest !Jin. paid
by tbe Chargen and $71,llOll !or tbe root·
bell team'• share of pllrklng apd con·
etseion revenues in 1961.
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LEGAL NOTICE
'Growing Awareness'
Dangers of Birth Control Pills Studied
WASHINGTON (AP) _: An
advisory commiUee ~ the
Food and Drug Administration
ia meeting behind cloled doors
this week to shift ftw moun-
ting evidence bl'rtb control
pills can harm~ even till.
safer mlniplll had b e e n blood clots. cervical cancer clotUn1'" m the lungs and veins.
developed. . • Ind metabolic c11ang.a, '. t(l9 Wltlllil•days !he FDA rDoftcl ~~!~~Jt:;~:=,~ t~M .-molt d r aim a t I c indi~~ to ,Older Ughter advertillnc
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current meeting ls aiined
!owJlrd a Utird that likely will
he tougher than anything it
·bas said so far.
an international symposiµJn came·last 'April when Br~~. / and labelqig, and by ,.Julf .• l
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"I think there ls a -growing
awlf.reness of the mulUple er·
fect.s on women," said one
committee member who asked
not to be quoted by name.
"If I was in private prac-
tice " he said "I would pr~ibe the pill for certain
women. But the key words are
certain women." •
NO CONFLICT
Al\hougb the m e m b e r
declined to say how many on
the committee shai'e his view:o;
-if any -be said, "There is
no conflict.""
The new report is not ex·
pecl.ed unU1 somet.ime this fall
at the earliest, but the com-
mittee's meetings come on the
heels of two significant events .
The National Institutes of
Health earlier lhls month said
clinical trials showed that a
common birth control pill
component ca.used b r e a s t
cancer in dogs and should be
considered a rilik for women.
Bearing the NIH stamp, the
report by Roy Herti was the
J1lOllt authoritative I i n k
between brta!t cancer and the
pill to date. Hertz warned
however, his data w a s
preliminary .and r e q u i r e d.
much more study.
While this added new weight
to riling criticism of the )Jill,
another development followed
on May 14 -annquDOO!lent
that an ·effective aOO perhaps
LEGAL NOTICE
said lhe new pill was more ef.
fectlve than an intrauterine
device -IUD -which 'got
.high marks from the FDA Ad-
vosil'y Committee in its second
major report in January 1981 .
GENERAL USE
Birth control pills were first
provided for general use in
1961 and gained new usen
steadily until 1964 when 1.7
million wmne'n· began using it.
The total of new users bas
fallen off steadily since to
about half a mil~ last year
when a tot.al of 7 million were
estimated to have taken it at
one time or another.
Although researchers had
report6:t Jncreuing concern
that the pill might be linked to
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Five Whiltier C o I.I e g e
students from the Harbor
Area have been selected to
spend the fall semester In
Copenhagen, Denmark.
The Copenhagen s t u d y
abroad program will see 130
Whittier students in the one.
:kmester program at the
University of Copenhagen,
with pre-study seminars in
London, Paris, Luxembourg,
Oxford, Stratford, Versailles,
Chart.res and Viborg. A mid-
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P"1tt1r1ou1 NAM• students to East and West
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:i(~ti~d~~g . Campaign. et for Youth
' . !' 1 A.'Wnpal&li to,lnlo<in 1)'<!Ulh 11e11Sr>•11ier productl<lil. people and adults.
l of'tbe ,daQlm:s;ln q-dabbl-· ~ program is beln1 Grey AdverUSing Inc., of
• ..,. tr1tlloUl loelng the aUd~ financed by the Callromla San Francisco, will prOOUC<!
, thnaljb:, phorly hylterUl ' is , Medlca.J Association and the the spot messages and press
about to 'CC! in\9 stiite~ 1 ~of Gov. Ronald Reagao, ! ~le~ ~t~~a.Jt, u~ing a
radio t ·e 1 e v I t't on and dlrei.ted toy.•ard both young calm. direct fopnat.
• . '. . _ ·~· ·, · ,,.,4.. !. -; --· --.. Kids are extremely
'~-Sta~p Man says:
He \Vho Hesitates ... er, er •• ,
(Oh well . Sit Down. We
may find that stamp for you.)
knowlefgeable about ~ sub-
ject'' says Rop fatJl>'t',, vice
president · and g e n e " a I
~anager ol the firm.
"And they are wary of any
efforts by The Establish ment
to alter their "iews ... there ts a ".fr)' thin line between ac-
~ptance and rejectio11 of the
drug abuse story."
Scare tactics don't work.
past experience shows.
,_
of Glendale, ls chairman or
the state's new tnteragency
Council on ~I AbuSe and
author of a new book 11Mari·
juana."
\'The probler;n of dangerous
di;ip is reachi!tl 'epldemic
)1roporilona," said Dr. Bkiopt· •
quist, who eatimates ·there are
now ;,;,ooo bard drug addicts
in calltornia. Actor J a c k
Webb, famed for his role as
the televi&ion Detective Sgt.
Joe ·F'r"iday, ls 81so
participating in development
of the anti-drug abuse pro-
gram.
"\Ve believe there is a
desperate need to ·set the
record straight on the drug
abuse problem;" says Webb,
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4.9. 9 9 rec. 60.80 '
J:low'll(oud )'Oli'll kip.cne of oor suUS
1 ~lly styled Ytith natural shoulders
and ~-button front. Current colors in
either a blend of Oacron•polyester Of
in 100% wodl; sizes 36·42. Varsity Shop
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We have some &Jiii! looking sp)rt.coats ' . with natural. shoulders and 3·button
~ slyling. All handsomely tai1D1ed in Dacron
I polyester and wool blends. Blazers in
1 !Im llOOI. A fine selection 'of colDlings
' in sjzes 35-42. Viil'Sily Shop
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Opert .Noon to ':30 • Closed Wednesdays ll Sunday~
Edmund Fairchild • Wah fl.fcnsch;CWO US?.1C Rel.
Gov .. Reagan's office will
help in fund-raising, while the
CMA will provide expert ad-
vice and counseling in pro
'duciion of adve rti sing
materials.
Dr. Edward R. Bloomquist,
"a program sueh as this will
enlighten both parents and 1
youngsters."
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never before advertised by Buffums' at these low prices ••. all reduced from regular stock,
no special purchases •.• quantities and sizes limited .•. no mail, phone, c.o.d. ordtrs
SUNCHARM SPORTSWEAR
LADIES SPORTSWEAR CLEARANCE
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Rog. 12.00-46.00. Choose from • wide as·
sortment-of separates, including pents, shirts,
pent-tops, sweaters, end dresses; sizes 8-16.
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Ltr9e selection of spring fashions in misses dresses
and Young Designer styles and sizes. Choose yours
from fabrics including Dacron® polyester, Arneil®
triacetate, wool knits, and blends.-Sizes 0.14, and
8-20, reg. 28.00-60.00 ....... -..... -.. 17.99-33.99
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BETTER BLOUSES
5.99
Reg, 8.00-14.00. Select from • great assort·
ment of styles, in white only. Several si1es.
ASSORTED PANT TOPS
5.99
Reg. 8.00-13.00. Choose from bright prints
in various styles and pattern$; sizes I 0-18.
YOUNG CALIFORNIA SHOP
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9.99
Reg. 17 .00.2 •. 00. Select fro.; on tssortment
of f•shion styles and popultr colors. A wide
selection of f•brics ind.ding Dtcron® poly.
'•sttrs, rayon cl'9pes, and royon with the loo~
of Unon. Junior and petite slrts. Limited
quantities.
Assorttcl lpnng df'9sses, rtductd to cl .. r. in cotton
end t.nen f•brics. C ho o st from sevorol style; in
spring putols; sites 5-13 ........ _ ... ,.. 1/l • 1/2 off.
NEWPORT I I FASHIOH.ISLAHD
LINGERIE
. amous m1,k,r petticoats of nylon tricot, in assorted
' ' " 'styles and colori, reg, 4.00-15.00 ......... 2.S9·7.!9,
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Nylon tricot slips, in vorious sizes and colors, reg.
)b.00-11.00 ................................................................ 3.99-5.99
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Intimate sleepwear apparel in an assortment of
style,, colo,., and sizes ................... -...................... I /3 off
Assorted shifts and dusters in sever11 styles and
colors ............. ,_ .. -........... -.. -....... " ....... -........ -.... I /3 off
Junior lin9erie end intimate apparel .... 1/3 off
Celebrity
eg. 3.SO
COSMETICS
pin-Curl b on n et. s in assorted colors,
..................... -............................................. 1.00
Celebrity "Little Pol" sachets, reg. I .SO .............. SO
Sachets in boxes of threes, twos, and singles; assort-
ed patterns end colors, reg. 2.00 . . .......................... 50
Lighted make-up mi~ror with carryin9 ce se 1 reg·
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Girls' dresses in easy-care Dacron® polyester and
cotton blends. Many styles to select from, in prints
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7.00 . 15.00 ....................... ·-·-···-........ _ ..... 3.49. 5.49
Orlon® sweaters in pull-over and ·cardigan sty:es;
classic and pastel colors to choose from, regularly
6.00 .. 9.00 .. , ...... ,, ... _ ......... -.. -..... _ ... ___ ........ 3.49
Bib and susp011der sho'ts ............... , .... -· l,,99 • 3.99
Swim suits in two piece fashions; several styles and
prints, reg. 4,50 · b.00 ... ·-·-·--·--·-··... 2.49
Small group of accessories, including ~welry, and
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reg. 6.90 • 9.00 ...... ___ ........ -.......................... 2.99
Brother ~nd ~+er coordinates designed by Betti
Terrell and Fisc:hel, in infant and toddler sizes. Limit-
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Bobby suits in toddler sizes; permanent-press plaids, -. . ·eg. 8.00 ................................. -......................... ,, ......... -.... 3.99
Toddler suits by Eton , 'eg. 14.00 · I b.00 .... : ....... 8.'19
STORE FOR BOYS
BOYS' SWEATERS
1.99
Reg. 11.00. Select from pull· over , turtle·
neck, end mock-turtle styles, all IOO~o vir9 in
acrylic, and completely washable. Choose
from fisherman kn its or cross-link stitc~ing.
Siies 8-18.
Short-sleeve ~nit shirts by famous makers; combed
cotton, completely washable. Sel!Jct from •ssorted
potterns end colors, sizes 8-20, reg. 3.00-4.00 ..... : I .49
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MENS' JACKETS
15.99
Reg. 25.00-35.00. Famous maker styles, some
with hidden hood.. Select from cotton pop·
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• 38--lb,
MENS' SPpRT SHIRTS
3;99
Reg.' b.00-10.00. Many designer fashions to
1;hoose .from: many P.,-me-press •nd •I ere
completely washable. Severo! 1 t y I • s a,,.i
fabrics, in solids and patterns. S.M:L.XL.
Mens ' short-sleeved kni\ si)ort shirts In mock-turtle
ond coRortcl pltctets. Choose fr~m cottons and
acetates in sveeral colort.. and ~•ttef!'s, i;_1·9. 7.()().
10.00 ·--····-·-' 4.99
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STORE FOR MEN .. MENS' 100% ORLON SHIRTS
3.99
Reg. 10.00. Buffums' Own Orlon® acrylic
short-sleeved knit shirts in several colors encl
style,, including gold, blue, white, lime, and
rust; sizes S-M·L-XL.
LONG SLEEVED DRESS SHIRTS
3.39 • 3/10.00
Reg. 7.00 -7.SO. All permanent-press from
famous makers. Choose from solids or stripes,
i~· a wide range ~f fash ion collar styles.
ASSORTED GIFT ITEMS
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Reg. values to 20.00. _All from our reguler
stock. Many imports in assorlltd styles .iind
colors.
MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS
6.99
Reg. 11.00-18.00. Many short-sleeve styles.
Choose from so:ids, plaid" checks, and
i:nany unusual fabrics and designs. S-M-L-Xl.
SHORT-SLEEVED DRESS SHIRTS
3.69-2/7.00
Reg. b.00-6.50, Outstanding collection of
permanent-press ·blends by famous makers.
Wide selection of fashion colors in solids;
Oxford cloth in button-down stylin9,.
VARSITY SHOP '
Assorted ties in all colors and str'ipes or solids, reg.
4.50 • 5.00 .. : . ........ . .. ___ ........ -... . .... 2.99
Orlon® acrylic knit shirts in
sizes S·M·L·XL, reg. 10.00 .
short-s:eeve stylingsi
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WASH PANTS
4.99
Reg. 9.00-10.00. Grea t choice of colon in
si19-s 29" · ~4" waist sixes.
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HOLLYWOOD
Ho~ Ordered
' ' . ' . To Slow Down,
Play It Cool
By BOB THOMAS
AtlOCllllN l'l"Hl Wrl•f
HOLLYWOOD -"From new on call
me 'Cool Eye Luke,' " Bob Hope said
c~rfully. "l'm:tiavina: it monogramm~
on all my towels."
America's favorite quipeter ~
chipper over the telephone from his Palm.
Springs hGme. He was having a f.ew days
of enforced rest after his second treat~
ment (or ari' eye.ailment this y'ear. .
Last week he was releifsed from New
York's Columbia Pi'esbyf,erlan Medical center. wheie r he underwent "exonoo-
arch photocoagulation" ·to cauterize tiny
blood vessels that had burst in his left
eye. •
"They zapped it with that beam," said
Hope. "Man, 1 can 't live without that
fiJ." .. ~t:: "1 Beneath the quips
· .. there seemed to be an
undercurrent of con·
oei'n, plus 1mpatienre
with anything that
slows down the furious
Hope pace. He was re-
lieved.to team that ·ex·
cept for thereye he was
in excelleflt health.
• t • • "1bey examined me
COOL EYE LUKE from stem to stern," he
remarked, "and decided I was in perfect
shape. except for that left orb. 1 mean
they tested me fer everything. Like the
sagar test. They fed me sugar and then
took blood out of my arm every half
hour. Those doctors are just like the
government: they keep taking, but they
don't give you a'nythl.ng."
·Before his release from the hospital,
Hope was lectured by an in\f!misl-"he
pot me down like a little ho)'." The es·
sence ot the lecture: that Bob can't ·ex·
pect at age 65 to have a rehearsal, golf
game ind show in the same day. "Okay,
I'll cut out the show," Hope replieCi.
He received more instructions from his
wife Dolores on the plane trip to
C~lifornia. Finally he said; "Don't bug
n1e; I've already had it from the doctor.
niese lectures are worse than the opera· uOn." · '
He and Dolores went immediately to
his Pahn Springs hideaway, which is the
only _place he. can escape from the
multifarious-Hope enterprises. He ad·
milted that he has done some serious
thinking .on the "desert.
"''My ·.only problem is to k~p away
from hypertension," he remarked. "I
don 't have high blood pressure, but when
I ·get in a coilaition of fatrgue, ihose
vessels in my eye can pop. Looking back
on it now, I can see bow it happened each
time."
"The first time was in January, when I
was editing the Vietnam TV show," he
recalled. "l returned from the Pro Bowl
game ~t midnight and l had to get tbe
i;how finished for the deadline.
"I couldn't find what I needed, and·l
started yelling, 'where the hell is reel 9?'
I really" carried on like a· madman. The
next time was ihis month when I was
wa!tlng around to go on the Rooseyelt
Grier Sliow. I had a plane to catch and I
was ranting, .'I goUa gel the hell OUI. of
here.' Then I got on the freeway and
drove like it was Ole fndianapolis
Speedway. That was silly, because I
could ~ve caught a later plane."
Within a day or so after both inclden~ ..
Rope saw ''a netWork like a spider's
web'' cover his eye.
To prevent a recarrenct!, Hope vows to
be Coo.I Eye Luke. Or .90 he cleJmed as he
prepared to depart. for a bleoef.it in
Omaha. ·
WEEKEND EB
INSIDE FEATURES
There ls a wann, humid Island
off the coast of Mexico where
scuba diving is a way of life and ,
nowers blaze in the sunshine. Stan
Delaplane tells about it In his
travel <,'OlUmn on Page 18. ·
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What to do · • • ••
Bands Blast Off
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Disneyland Event Begins This Weekend
The Big Band Fe!Uvat blasts off at
Ois:neyland Memorial Day weekend with
nineteen bands entering into the eighth
annual music fest on M~ 30, 31, from 9
p.m. to 1 a.m. and Jone I, from t to 10
p.m.
Headlining the event are Count Basie,
Don Ellis, Harry Jam• and Sammy
Kaye, who will showcase their organiza-
tions and disUnctlve styles Frlday and
Saturday evenings from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Playing their second D i s n e y 1 1 n d
engagi!ment, Count Basie and his
orchestra will present their explosive jau
at Tomorrowland Terrace"Renditions by
Don .E 111 s and his orchestra will be
generated on Tomorrowland stage.
Plaza Gardens will find the inimitable
.Hirry· James and his orchestra back for
their ~ Park appe'°'ance.
Tl;le Golden Horseshoe .Salqon will
swing and sway with Sammy Ka ye
who has given more than 100,000 arna.
teurs a chance to lead a-big band.
Music for the most' mod tastes wil(be
provided by Disneyland's own "The
Sound Castle'• at the French Mark'et
between 9 p.m. and 1 a.m. Friday and·
Saturday.
The always popular Herb Shriner and
his big tirass band are featured in a col·
orful concert·in·the-park revue, scheduled
for this Friday, Saturday a-nd Sunday on
Tomorrowland Stage. Shows will be al I ,
3 and 5 p.m. all three days. John ScoU
Trotter is guest conductor.
To make this year's Big Band Festival
even greater, Disneyland will pr'esent
vlsiling groups in different concert loca·
tions along Main Street between 6 p.m.
and 7 p.m., Fflday and Saturday and
from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday.
Groups on Friday include the Glengar--
ry. PiPe Band from Los Angeles; the
Berkeley, California High School Band,
and Montclair High School's award-win-
ning band.
Salµrday's concerts will be presented
by North High Bakersfield Marching
Band and the Berkeley group a leCOnd
time. From San Diego come the Massed
Helix and Cameron Highlande.rs Bagpipe
Band; Ozzie's Youth Band, and the Naval
Tralning Center Band with the famous
Fifty-State Flag Team.
The Sunday afternoon performances
will be offered by the Whittier Elks
Cavalier Ba!Xl; the Klngsmen Drum and
Bugle Corp. from Anaheim, and the San
Fernando Valley Youth Band, head-
quartered in Sepulveda.
Also on hand will be the Park's exotic
Youn& Tahitians at the Tahitian Terrace,..
'Beat the Oock'
TV Series Signs
Narz to Host
Jack Nan, veteran radJo and television
host and announcer, ha8 been signed as
game master of 20th -century-Fox
Television's new first·run syndicated
aeries, "Beat the Clock." Nan has ap.
peared on numerous radio and television
ahows u announcu, singer, newscuter
and e.mcte. Viewers have seen him on
such network television shows as "The
Bob Hope Show," "Gunsmoke," ''The
Colgate Comedy Hour,'' "The Price ls
Rigtt" and "You I>Jn'L Say," among
others.
The original "Beat the Clock" was one
of television's m~ successful game
&hows. The .nm... version is being produced
by the original series creator, Goodaon-
Todman, Inc. and features lwsband and
wife team& u contestants, competing
with each other and the c.lock ln some in-
geniOUJ llunUI and anUcs. The winning
couple· 9n each ·show challengeS a guest
celebrity for the jackpot prize.
Production Of .. Beat the Clock" Is
acheduled to begin this summer In New
York as part ol the expanding operations
of. 20th-Fox TV's recently created East
Cout Produclloo IJM1loo.
Anthony Caruso Gets
Role in Quinn Film
Anlllooy Caruso hll been signed by
prod..,., Jerry Adler and dlredlJr car.1
ReeCI to play tht role of Sliver Dollar, a ~ owner, In ••NObody Loves a
Drunken lndlan, '' Adler's motion pk:ture
production ror Warner Bros.-Seven AN.
Caruso Jo1111 a cnt headed by Anlbony
QuiM, TO(ly 8111, Victor Jory Ind Claudt
Akins In the fllnl version ol the novtl by
Cltlr Hullalttt. Filming 11·to btgln late · aextiDoolb on Joetlloii 'al S&nla Ft, N.M.
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and the '-llanJo Kings iitioard · the
•&temwbeeler'" "Mark Twain."
1be ·World famou s Disneyland
Marching Band, considered one of the
best of its kind, will present concerts
periodically throughout tbe Park all lhree
days.
During the Memorial Day weekend,
Disneyland will open at 9 a.m. and clMe
at I a.m. Friday and Saturday and wlll
be open from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday.
Admission to all Big Band Festival
enteriainme{lt is included in ~ regular
gate price.
INTERMISSION
Hunti;r$ton Theater Breaks
Reco:rds in Sixth, Year
~------By TOM TITUS ----~
Box office records, Uke athletic stan-
dards, are made to be broken, and lhe
Huntington Bea.Ch Playhouse tw done
quite a bit of record breaking this season.
Now in its sixth year, and firmly
ensconced in the cultural mainstream of
the sprawling community it serves, the
playhouse ls enjoying its most successful
ye~ to date. With one more producUon to
go -"Breath of Spring," opening tonight
-the ?-.fain Street "Barn" already has
erased two attendance n!Cords lrom ita
ledger. ·
THE SEASON opened ~ith "Sunday in
New York," a successful comedy which
di'dn't hurt the overall average a bit.
Then came "The Best Man." which pack·
f i " .... · ed . the playhouse·
through Its run and
became, temporari-
ly, the best attend·
' ed Hunllngton Beach
play In history, edg·
ing out the previous
kingpin, "See How
They Run," from
1966-67.
From the cast or
DlVID MAIVU.l.1! "Best ~fan" came a
new face, David Maiville, who stepped in
to fill a directorial vacancy for the
playhouse's next show, "Barefoot in the
Park." That one hit the jackpot, filling
the j'Barn" to the raflers for l l
performances and replacing i t s
predecessor atop the popularity poll.
• Th!s in spile of the fact that "Barefoot"
has been done by nearly every com·
munity theater group Jn Orange County,
In addition to tlie movie and lhe
· Melodyland production. Jt underscores
the comment of playhouse treasurer 800-
bie Murphy that "Our audiences aren't
that interested in the other groups ; they
just come to see us."
fttRS.. MURPHY, who with Helen and
Bill Susman helped to organize the Hurl4
Lington Beach Playhouse back in 1963,
points out that while "Barefoot" was the
group's best attended show, it also was
the costliest. The playhouse shelled out
$465 in royalties for the popular Neil
Simon comedy.
With the playhouse enjoying such un·
precedented success, some o( i t s
members suggested a continuous aeaSOfl
for next year, with the opening of one
play following oo the heels of , anotber't
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closing, as practiced most profitably at
the Long Beach CommunitY Playhouse .
"We voted against it,'·' Mrs. Murphy
explains, "because it would be just too
much work without enough volunteers to
go around." Next season, as usual, there
will be a four-play menu. along with a
summer children's production, this year's
being "Tom Sawyer."
UN(lKE 1t1ANY other little theatenJ,
the Huntington Beach Playhouse does n't
wait until the last minute to organize its
com1ng season. The production schedule
for 1969-70 was laid down more than •
month ago.
The season will start off with a comedy
called "Pool's Paradise,'' a sequel ,of
~orts to "Sec llow They Run." with
Roward Solomon directing. Phil DeBar-
ros will mount a mystery for the second
production, "lnvilat.ion l.o a Murder."
"The Impossible Years" takes the third
slot at the "Barn" with Randy Keene in
the director's chair. Ruth Dorward, who's
directing the cllrrent "Breath of Spring,"
will be back to close the season with
"The Waltz of the Toreadors."
It sh.apes up as a balanced sea.son of
comedy, drama and farce, and carries
one big asset for community theater con·
noisseurs -not one of the shows on the
schedule has been done locally in at leil.st
the last five years. Not that plays like
"Barefoot in the Park" hurt a season, but
it's nice to see something new once in a
while.
* POSTSCRIPT -It'll be quite a while
before they stop talking about Hap
Graham around the Costa Mesa Civic
Playhou6e.
Called as an emergency fill-in for the
injured DavJd Paul in the leading rolt of
"Middle of the Night" -with only three
days of rehearsal remaining -~p at·
tackled his assignment with gusto a n d
professionalism that wu nothing short of
awe inspiring. While he held the script
during performance, it was hardly e•I·
dent either to the audience or to thole.on
stage with htm.
Knd capping the" heaps of praise and
admiration which were his Fridsy and
Saturday nights was a standing ovation
from the opening.night audience -the
first ever accorded an actor at the Civic
Playhouse.
Thanks a million, Hap, and htre'1 ho--
ping we see more of you in the theater
hereafter,
Weekend Highlights
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BENEFIT RODEO -The Muscular Dystrophy Associa-
tion, Orange County Chapter, is staging a Junior· Rodeo at the
Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, on
May 30 and 31. It will be a lull-scale rodeo with shows at 4
and 8. p.m. both days. Bucking horses, calf roping and clo~n·
jng clowns to amuse the children all wi1t be there. $2 donation
!or li.cketi will all go to ·the sponsoring charity. Food booths
will be open for snacks. .
CHILDREN'S ART -Salurday, May 31, wlll be the last
chance to see all of the t ,200 pieces ot art from over 400 Orange
County Schools on exhibit in the Carousel area of South Coast
Plaza. Three hundred winners from this exhibit wlll be shown
in the Anna Mary Beck Junior Gallery at the Festival of Arts
July 11 through Augu• 24. •
LIVE THEATER -Live \heater along the Orange Coast
Is plentiful with 3hows al most litUe theate rs from C05ta Mesa
to San Clemente. A romantic drama, "Middle of the Night.''
is at Costa Mesa Playhousej .. Madwoman of C·haillot" is in
the Studio Theater at UC!; "Tender. Trap" Is on aUige at San
Clemente; "DY,Ian." a biographical drama. Is on the Laguna
Playholise sta,. and "Breath of Spring" Is In the Hunllngton
1leacb "Barn.' Check the full listing o! Live Theater on
Page 18. . •
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• . 118'1 fl~E
Ill.ANDO' Clillll!llL -'/< l!"'Y drippy morn-
ing on Connucl OH the Caribbean coast of Mexico.
"No, Senor. this is the dry season," said the waiter.
"The rainy season is in September." Chae, the
Mayan rain god. is working overtime. Paper
squeezes into a typewriter with a ~p. limp feel·
ing. The keys hit with a splashy thunk.
The island is fulJ of scuba divers. Rent all gear
by the day, $6. Air, $3.20 a tank. Share diving boats
at $45 a day.
So far they've lost two divers this year -most
diving is to 200 feet for black coral. But the lethal
hazard here is a fleet of red Honda motorcycles.
They rent for $10 a day. "So far this year, 16 killed
and 200 wounded /' said the waiter. A very modern
casualty rate for an island 30 miles long, 12 wide. * I
1t1s warm as mother love down here. The island
is blazing no\v 'vitb hibiscus and flame trees. Coco
palms lean against the evening sky, And you can s it
barefoot with a bottle of Montej'o beer and watch
the sea turn turquoise and grey with splashes of
pink.
* ''We want to do some scuba diving at Cozumel,
but must reall y do it on e shoestring •• .''
I've been ~rying to find some cheap operation ;
here. This is a· new island to most people. There are
only a half dozen hotels. They've got the rates fair ..
ly high. For Mexico and for scuba divers, that ls.
* We are at Cabanas del Cari.be, $32 double with
meals. The modest Hotel Lopez in the village gets
$8 single without meals. Caesar Balsa, the Hilton of
Mexico, has just opened the elegant new Presidente,
$40 double with meals.
* Now the hotels are only running four out of 10
rooms full. And one man assures me, "If the rate
is $20 a day and you say, 'I can only pay $15' - I
think' you will get it." Two in town at $8 double. No
meaJs. '
* ON E TH ING GOOD. !l's cheap to get here. A
little more than $100 round trip for the hour-and-a-
balf flight from Mexico City. More direct flights by·
~WJ A.rriertcan .. fropt .Miami or New Orleans. We came down on a new Aeronaves de Mexico
flight from Tijuana. For $201, this gives you a circle
trip \vith stopovers anywhere en route: Tijuana-
Merida-Cozumel-Mexico City-Guadalajara-Le Paz·
Tijuana.
* ''We h•d thought of planning some tropic•I isl•nd
v•ca tion but where? And do you thin k we 'd find
enOugh to do or just be bored?"
. A rundown on islands I have known: TahitJ. Wann, coloful, excellent food and good hotels: Tahiti
bas a gay night life. Relaxed enough so that it's
not drossy. (My idea of a good island is ooe whero
you take off your tie and shoes and never put them
on again.)
* . Bora Bora is the most beautiful island. Nothing
to do but swim and boat to the. finest reef in the
South Pacific. Have a picnic lunch on a little white
sand island all.your o\vn.
* . HERE AT COZUMEL : Lots of evening action
in the hotel. But 1 think you'd want to come with
~omeone. Not a place to be alone. Few islands are.
,:'he Fijis are <;olo~ul islands - a little British
~tarchy in the evenings. Mykonos in the Greek
,slands is desert dry but snny and warm. Lots of
yoong \>"'>Pie at the cafes in the town. One of the
best for young singles.
* . ~ '' .•• what you need for c lothing?''
. I carry sandals. Perman~nt press shorts. Short·
~Jeeve shirts. A light sweater -if it rains, the ev~
ping bas a damp chill. A folding umbrella. Rain-
~ts a re too hot. Keep your clotiting loose. Take
9ff the wristwatch and hang it on a belt loop on your shorts.
* · Before you swim, find out what bites you local· !;r. A man with me stepped on a blow fish y .. terday
!ind has a foot full of spines. (U I told you what the
~atives remedy is, you wouldn't believe me.)
* On South Pacific reefs there's a cone shell that
itings you if you pick it up. Poisonous enough to
kill you. Carry mosquito .repellent. Stay in the shade
at midday It takes three .days to gear yourself
4own. After lliat you don't care if !hero's anything
to.do.
~Glws t'and Mrs . Muir'
!T rio Make S how Tour . .
. Hope Lange. Edward tcrviews on radio, television
Jlulhare and Charles Nelson and to member& of the prtu.
le.illy have been extremely Said the lovely 1ltar of the ~Y since co'mpleting the cur-~ season's episodes of "Tho series : "I Jove to travel but
Ohosl and Mn. Muir." this last trip in which we
• No sooner had the three went to a cJty a day, lhe
.. rs of the 20lb Century-Fox only scenic points of Interest
'television romantic comedy t saw were the airports.
iompleted shooting the 26th "I'd like to do tt all over
feament of the half-hour again and 1pend at least a
*rie8 than they found week in each city.'' aaJd Mlss
lbemselves Oy!ng around the Lange, who pl8J11 Carolyn
«IUlltry on p er 1 o n a I aJr Muir in "The Ghost and Mrt.
pearance tours on behaJf of Muir."
tpe NBC show. • • Edward Mulbart, w b o
•~ope, Edward and Charle< portrays gbO<tly Ca pl Daniel ~ve just wound op visits to Gregg -the l:feparted but ,II cities tn as many st.ates. still reigning ruler ol Gull Cot·
trlo covered some lS,000 tage -will cpend part of
signed ovu 50,(10() his vacation by visiting bis
~ aave over 500 lo-·native Irelaad. • '
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IMRY AND KINNEMAN WITH FRIEND
In Huntington Beach Concert
It's Back to Bach
Classical Guitari sts PW.n Co ncert
Music from Bach to modern
will be featured .at the Hun·
tington Beach High School
auditoriwn Sunday, June 2 as
classicaJ guitarists lmry and
Klnneman with Friend appear
in concert. ·
The event, sponsored by the
Fountain Valley sch o o 1
District Music Boosttr Club,
begins at 2 p.m., and Is open
to the public.
All members of the trio are
residents and students of
Orange County.
Comet lmry, its leader, is a
Annual Run
Of 'Fiesta'
Nears End
.. Fiesta a San Ysidro" is in
its rlnal two weeks at Padua
Hl11s Theater, near Claremont.
tutor at Cal State-Fullerton
who came lo the United States
in 1953 from Hungary: His pr~
ficiency as a violinist won him
a trip to Detroit, MJcb., where
he won a major recital con-
test. He is now devoting hls
time to polishing his taJent on
lhe guitar.
Hal Kinneman studied under
lmry for three years and for
two years at the UCLA
Conservatory.
He now teaches music in
Huntington Beach and is a
In GaUeries
member Or the Orange County
Guitar ctr.le.
The 0 frieod" is K a th l
French, a 'inuslc major at
F'ullerton Junior College who
bu studied under lmry and
Bernt Montell of Costa Mesa.
She will be taking a Master C!Us with Maestro Manuel
Lopes Ramos in Mexico City
this summer.
Tickets priced al $1.50
regular 'admission and $1
student.9 will be sold at the
door prior to the performance.
Laguna Exhibiting
Bruns' Sculpture
This annual spring play is the LAGUNA ART GALLERY -307 Cliff Drive, Laguna
story 0 f -droughl-~trlcken Beach. Admissioil SO cents. Members and one guest free.
farmers in Mexico. Cleverly Hours: Mon . .Sat, noon to 5 p.m.: Sun. l~ p.m. On exhibit, now through June 22, a show combining the annual mem-
staged pantomine during the bers Sculpture Show and the works of Tapestry West, a group
first act, depicls the miracle or 30 So. Calif. artists who banded together to revive the
of Ysidro, a poor farmer, and ancient art of weaving, ipto a 'contemporary concept.
the ancient human sacrificial -Peruvian textiles, art of Africa and ceramJc and sculpture
dance of the Aztecs. of Kenneth Bruns, also are on exhibit.
Patrons can see the relation GRAPfilCS EXHIBIT -The People's Gallery, a travel-ing show of commercial and non-commercial art, Is on ex~
of ancient Indian rain dan ces hibit in the mall at Fashion Island Shopping Center, New-
to modem day appeals to port Beact:t, through June '7.' Displayed on triangu1ar kiosks
Saint Ysidro for rain . Many of \':lit be 20 serigraphs and 20 graphic .designs. No charge for
the same steps, rhythms and admission. I
motions of folk dances for rain UCI STUDENT EXlllBIT -The third annual UCI Stu-
have survived centuries since dents Art Show, sponsored by the University Gallery Asso-
their beginning in Mexico.
The simple plot of this popu·
·tar play concerns the doubts of
hungry villagers that their
patron saint remembers them
and their need for rain for
their crops. The few fa ithful
continue and by the end of act
two, the sound of thunder and
streaks of Hghtning proclaim
that rain will soon arrive.
To celebrate, the players
sing a beautiful song to San
Ysidro and join in lovely hap-
py folk dances and songs, all
of \\'hich are authentic to
natives of Mexico.
"Fiesta a San Ysidm" will
run through June 7 with
performances at 8:30 p.m.
WednesdaysJhrough
Saturdays. Matinets are given
at 2:30 p.m. on Wednesdays
and Saturdays. Padua Hills ls
located in the foothills on
Padua Avenue , three . mlles
noi'.th Of Foothill Blvd . in
Claremont.
' Visitors to this 'bit of Mex-
ico' also wlll fi11d the Padua
Dining Room, open daily ex-
cept Mondays, an art studio.
import shop and glass blowing
demonstrations.
"Fiesta a San Ysidro" wtll
be followed with 11Serenade in
Veracruz" and Jam al ca.
Jamaica is an outdoor fiesta
for theater patrons a n d
players aft e r each
performance. The plays are
presented In a 300 seat all'-
condilioned Uieater. Reserva-
Uons are recommended for
usured sealing. The theater
pl>OM numbet is (7ll) I-ma.
A drive to Pndua Hills for
the scenery, true E a r 1 y
,Callfomla at.morphere and
luncheon or dlnnCr,-as well as
for the plays, Is an enjoyable
way to spend ar aftc~.W
ao evenln& •
ciates is on exhibit in the Fine Arts Gallery on campus, 7601
Irvine Ave., trvine. Paintings, scu1pture, ceramics and other
media are represented. Hours: l to $ p.m. Tues. -Sun. Closed
Mon. Admission free.
MARINER'S LIBRARY -2005 Dover Drive, Newport
Beach. On exhibit, through May in the Jr. Ebell Exhibit dur-
ing regular library hours, oil paintings by Wade Zint and oil$
and mosaics by Joyc:e Clark. '
NEWPORT NATIONAL BANK -IOI() Bayside Drive,
Newport Beach. Currently on exhJbit through June, during
regular business hours marine oil pain.Unga by Gerald Loring.
COFFEE GARDEN GALLERY -2625 E. Coast Hlgh-
way . Corona del Mar. 1-!_ours 10:30 a.m, to 3:30 p.m. Mon-
Sat. No ad m I s s I o n charge. On exhibit through June
25, oil and water color paintings of James Warren.
J\1UTUAL SAVINGS -2867 E. Coast Highway, Corona
del Mar: On exhibit through May, photographs of the peo-
ple of Thailand by photographer Jon Kingaard, wbo was
stationed in Southern Thailand while Jn the service. Open
during regular business hours.
NEWPORT HARBOR ART MUSEUlll -400 lllaln St.,
Balboa. Open Wed .• Sun. 1 to 5 p.m .• Monday 1 • 9 p.m.
Currently on exhibit art of seven Southern California artists
exp)oring new materials and Ideas Jn a. show tiUed "The Ap-
pea:ring/Disappearinj -Image/Object.
" lllESA VERDE LmRARY-2969111 ... Verde Drive East,
COsta Mesa. CUrrenUy on exhibit during regular lfbrary
hours, through May, oil paintings by Jane HuUman. .
COSTA lllESA IJBRARY -511 Center Sl, Costa Mesa.
On exhibit during regular library hours, through May, oil
paintings by Ola Meredith.
CROCKER CIIIZENS BANK-UJO Harbor Blvd., Co1ta
Mesa . On exhibit durlng regular bul1neal hours, oil paint
ings by Fern Miller and Betty McClellan.
ZULCH GALLERY -1835 Newport Blvd., Costa lllesa.
Currently on uhibit, Ame1rlcan ardstl wbo are honorary
members of the American Institute of Fine Arta. Hours: IO
a.m. to. 5 p.m. Tues. through Sat. Sun. 1-5 p.m.
C.M. ART LEAGUE ~ Member• of the Costa M.,. Art
Leagµe , 513 Center St., Costa Mesa. Hours: Sat and S~n.
1 to 5 p.m. Continuous ethi~it of art wort ln various media
by Art Leasue members. No adm!Jsion charp.
0CC ARt GALLERY -27'!1 Fa!J:vlew Drive, Costa 111 ...
Jlours: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daUyi 7 tot p.m. Mon. No admia-
slcn ~arge. CUrrenUy on exhibit through May, the aMua1
student show of cJ a!! work paintings, drawlngg,. gniphlcs
and 1eulpture.
SO. CALIF. FIRST NAT'L B~K -11122 Beatll Blvd.,
HunUngton BeaCh. On exhibit during regular buainea hours,
through !)lay, oll painUnp by LiUlan Caln.
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Pfljlir1 ..... lct"
A zaey comeey about the
mad, mad· 30'1 wW be oo stage
at Sout!i Coll! Ropertory, urn
Newport Blvd., Costa M-.
tbroush Mu-3L Perr....._
'!bun. -llun. al 8:30 p.m.
---486-1303. 11Madwtman of C1aaUlot"
A French· comedy by tht
Irvine Repertory Theater on
stage in the Sludlo Theater on
campaa, '7801 Irv 1 n e Ave.,
Irvtne. "Madwoman of ChaU-
lot," Frl.-Sat., May 30-SI.
Reservations: -833-6617.
"The Tender Trap"
A romantic comedy by Mag-
Shulman will be 011 stag~ at
the San Clemente Commuhlly
Theater, 202 Aveitlda cabrlilo,
San Clemente, Thlln. -Sat., tbrou&h June 7. Reservations -!~.
"Middle ol lhe N!pt"
A romanUc drama will be on
stage al Ille Co8la llleaa Civic
Playhoo.st on the Orange
County Fairgrounds, Frl. and
Sal at 1:30 p.m. May »SI.
RHervation1 -SM-5303.
"[)ylaa"
A biographical d r a m a
presented at Laguna
PlayhOuse, 319 Ocean Ave.,
Laguna, Beach, Wed -Sal. at
1:30 p.m. through . June 14.
Reservations -49U061.
"Breath of Spring"
An Engllab comedy on stage
at the Huntington Beach
Playhouse, 2110 Main St., Hun-
tington Beach, Fri. -Sa(. at
8:30 p.m., May 30 -June 28.
Reservations -847-1631.
Top Europe
Conductor
Due at Bowl
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~ llAY J :" •
JENEFrr RODEO -'1111 ~ Dr&tajllij Amcltllloa ol..-America, Orange Cotmty ChaJ>ttr, u staging a Junior-
.Rodeo at the Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive,
Costa Mesa, May 30 and 31. 11le full«ale rodeo wW be per-
formed at 4 and 8 p.m. both dtys with bucking horses, calf·
roping and clowns to emuae the chlldron. Food booths will be
open. Ad.milslon ii #.00 and all funds will go to the spon-
soring charity.
lllA Y 36-J\JNE 4
ANGEi, BASEBALL -In the Anabeim Stadium. 2000 Stale
College BIVd.1 Anaheim. All nJibt. 1ames are at I p.m.; day
aames at.art at I p.m. Tickets available at all ticket ageocles
and the box office. Phone 833-2000. Angels vs. Baltimore,
May »ii (N), June I (D); Detroit June 2-4 (N).
lllAY 31 ..
CllJLDREN'S ART -More than 400 schools in Ora.nae
County will display over 1200 pieces of art In the largeol
sing!• &bow of Its kind in the county at 8-0Uth Coast Plaza,
May 21 through 31. Grades kindergarten through 12 will be
represemted in varied media. The 300 winning entries will be
exhibited in the Anna Mary Beck Junior Gallery at the Fes-
Uval of Arti, from July It through August 24. A display of
teachers' art will be included in the· South Coast Plaza'•
"Ten Days ln May" exhibit.
MAY 31
BALLET -Five ballet items will be presented Jn the Laguna
Beach High School auditorium 62S Park Ave., on May 31 at
8 p.m., by the Laguna Beach Civic Ballet Company. The
program will close with an experimental version of "Peter
and the Wolf." Admission, $2, for non-members. Tickets at
the door.
lllAY 31.JIJNE I
FESTIVAL OF SOUNDS -Talented young Southland per·
formers · will be heard May 31 • June 1 in the Feat!
val of Sounds at Knott's Berry Farm, on Beach Blvd. in
Buena Park just south of the Santa Ana Freeway. Shows are
scheduled for 2:30, 4 and 5:30 p.m. Sat., and Sun. in the
Wagon Camp area.
MAY 3t.JUL Y %3
HORSE RACING -Thoroughbred racing at Hollywood
Park, Century Blvd. at Prairie Ave., Inglewood 18 sched·
uled Tues. • Sat. through July 23. Post time weekdays 12:45,
Jascha Horenstein, I 0 n g Sat., 1:15 p.m. $30,000 Argonaut Stakes, Sat., May 31.
established as one of Europe's MAY 31
foremost conductors, w I 11 PADUA lllLLB PLAY -The Padua Hills 'lllelltre ii pre-
make hls Hollywood Bowl senting "Fiesta a San Ysidro" with authentic musJc and
debut this summer during the dances from Mexico, through May 31 at 2:30 and 8:30 p.m.
1969 season of "Symphonies on Wed. and Sat. Adjoining the 300 seat air~tioned
Under the Stars" which opens theater is the Padua dining room where the players entertain
July 8. during lunch and dinner. Mexican and American food l!l aer'V'-
Also added to the roster ed daily, except-Mon. Padua Hilla ia located on Padua Ave.,
of artists for the coming three miles north of Foothill Blvd. in Claremont. Phone
season featuring the Los . l~.
Angeles Philharmonic
Orchestra are: Conductors -JUNE 5
Lawrence Foster, recently STORY HOUR -Every Thurs. the Laguna Beach Library,
named permanent guest con-363 Glenneyre, Laguna Beach, conducts a story hour for
ductor of the R 0 ya I children two and one-half to five years. It starts at 9:30 a.m.
Philharmmic in Loodon and JUNE 6
Henry Lew:ls, music director TRAVEL Fll.M Th N t H bo Ki . Cl b la
of the New Jersey Symphony ' presenting "lncompara:le ~~~ " ~arr~ted w:rmy Col uJohn Orchestra. . • ' Pianist3 Jnclude Ne 11 0 n CUJg, June 6, at 8 p.m., in the Orange Coast College audi·
F · s· zilien virtuoso and torium, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Tickets $1:50 for s~l.. ~ Alici d Lar adults and 75 cents for studenta, available at the door.
.,......... 8 e • Phone 646-2163. (This ls a rescheduled showing moved from
rocha, ia . their Bowl ~buta, April 25 when electrical troubles caused the cancellation of
and Claudio ·Amlu. Freire had the show ) an auspicious Philharmonic ·
Orchestra debut recently at
The Music Center.
Violinists Henryk Szeryng
and Masuko Ushioda, and
cellist Leonard Rose also have
been engaged f<r the 48th
se890n in the huge outdoor
amphitheater.
Coloratura soprano Joan
Sulherland will open lhe
season, with her husband,
Richard Bonynge condUcting
the Philharmonic. Previously
announCed conductors are
Zubin Mehta, music director
of the Phllbarmollic ; S!Iten
Ehrling, lllortan Gould, and
Andre Previn.
Singers also announced are
ElissbdJI Schwarzkopf and
lllarilyn Home; Plonists -a... Anda (Bowl debut), Jolm
Jn:wning, Danlel Barenboim,
and Misba Dlchter. T h e
Romeros, guitari6ls, w I 11
return.
JUNE S.U
DODGER BASEBALL -Dodger Stadium, 1750 Stadium
Way, Los Angeles. Day games start at 1 p.m.; Night games
at· 8 p.m. and Twi-rtight double headers at 6 p.m. Dodgers.
vs Expos June 6-7 (N). 8 (0); Phillies Jtme 10-12 (N). For
ticket tnformatlon phone (213) ZZS..1411 or ticket agencies.
JUNE 6-1
FISH FRY -The annual F~h Fry and Carnival sponsored
by the Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Lions Club will be held
in Costa Mesa Park, 18lh St. and Park Ave., Costa Mesa,
on June 6, 7 and 8. ACtivities will include a carnival, rides.
band contest, parade, dancing groups, and the famed fish
fry dinner. No charge for admission to carnival but_a dona·
tion of $1.50 is asked for dinner. All funds go to Lions Club
youth and sight-saving projects.
JUNE 6-1
OFF ROAD -RACING SHOW -IIome made vehicles, rug-
ged, four.wheel drive cars, trail bikes and sand dragsters
wlD be displayed in the National Off-Road Equipment and
Racing Show in the Anaheim Convention Center, June 6-8.
Five free films also will be shown during the nm. The
hours are Fri., June 6, S--11 p.m.: Sat. June 7, 11 a.m. to 11
p.m., and Sun., June 8, Jt a.m. to 10 p.m. Tickels, $2 for
adults, $1 for children 12-16 years; under 12 years, free.
Phone 1-835-5000
Mothers: Our "Kids". Were Well Fed!
At school is about to close for the year, we want to thi nk ~iss e.,. Cr•mers and
h•r a ble a11istant1 of the Newport-Mesa School system and Mrs. Schode of
Oran9e Coast College and her as1isfant1 for doin9 such a beu•tiful job of f•ed·
in9 our ~hildren. We know by the food you demand, th• vari•ties, the quality,
th•t you have 9iven "our chi ldren" a well balanced di•t of nutritous fruits and
\'•9etables. We at NIWPORT PI ODUCI want to thank you for alt of ypur ef-
fort1 durin9 the past year! As we know lf ls a thankless job. Con9ratulation1!
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ORANGE COUNTY'S RESTAURAN 7\, NIGHT CLUB AND ENTERTAINMENT SCENE
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Ship Al1o y
Bob ana Genelle Cox, owners of the popular
1·foby Dick's in South Laguna. have just opened
their new restaurant, Ship .tjioy, at 480 S. Coast
Highway, Laguna Beach.
Originally named the Scoop Deck and more
recently L'Escale, the restaurant has been con1·
pletely redecorated \Vhile still retaining its former
resemblance to an old boat complete \Vith mast,
cro,vs nest and maritime atmosphere.
EAT IN OR OUT
Diners may sit on the open detk or in.si.de t~c
"cabin." \vhich is paneled, has bean1 ce1.J1 ng. 1:;
lighted with ships lanterns and decorated "'tth nau-
tical prints and antiques.
Out 'n' abouter hasn't personally partaken. of
Ship Ahoy's bill of fare as yet, but \Ve're looking
for,vard to an earlv visit. Advance repo1is from
others tell us the rood is excellent. reasonably priced
and the service protnpt a·nd efficient.
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FOOD TO GO
This ne\v establishn1ent also is featuring to go
orders with anythin(J on the 1nenu packaged to take
out. lt
1opens dciily at' 1 a.111 .. closes at 9 p.111. 'veek·
days and 10 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays,
'
Treasure Chest
That -recent and splendid addition to the 11unl-
ington Beach dining scene, the Treasure Chest,
makes a special point that its beef comes froin
corn-fed Black Angus. This pron1pted us to a~k
O\vners Dick Katsa ris and Frank Kessler lo explain
\Vhy they think s4ch beer is better than others.
SPECIAt BREED
By \vay of ans\vering, they no.Led that thi .~ ]~a r
ticular breed of steer, originating in .Aber~een shi_re.
Scotland. was specifically bred for its ''fine eati ng -~
qualities."
IN THE
LIDO LOUNGE
BILL McCLURE DUO
5:00 -I 0:30 p.m. -Monday thru f.ridey
8:00 p.m. · I :00 a.m. -Sund.ty
LOU NO RRIS & The
JERRY ROSS TRIO
8:30 p.m. -I :30 a.m. -Monday thru Sa turda'f
M•ke a night of it -Dine in the beautiful
MARINE RESTAURANT
044-1700, ext. 554 for reservations
1107 .Jambore e Rd .. Newp ort Beach
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3295 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach
673-1374
CATERING FOR ALL OCCASIONS
•
SPECIAL ATTRACTION
THE
MARK DAVIDSON
TRIO
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
OPENING JUNE 3rd
Mickey and Kurt
MONDAY NIGHT
SPECIAL
PR!ME:
RIB • • • • •
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And, it's further claimed, "this beer has been
served on the finest tables throughout the world.
since the eighteenth ·centul'-Y/' •
FROM MISSOURI
Black AngusJ it seems, reached i{s highest po-
tential in Missouri, where a select group of cattle
breeders developed this meat to its finest quality.
Also, the steers are· specially corn-fed 180 days
before being shipped to the Virg Davi~son Cbuda·
corf Co. Tbe beef is then Carefully aged to the peak
of flavor and tenderness.
It all so unded very reasonable to us because
there has to be some explanation fur the Treasure
Chest's especially delicious steaks ~nd prime ribs. If
you haven't made it to this spot yet, go soon and set
if you agree.
The restaur~nt is located at 16~3 Algonqujn
Ave. (at \Varner), Huntington Beach, in li~ntington
Harbour. } -i\'Ieet J(ate Porter
Neither Mr. \Vebster's dictionary or Mr.
Roget's thesaurus contain enough superlatives to
delineate the qualit}' of her talent, the e111otional im·
pact of her performance or her rapport and com·
n1unicntion \Vith the audience.
. She's Kt1te Porter -no\v appearing in the
lounge of the 'r o,ver s Restaurant in Lagunq Beach
-an ent~rtainer who con11nands more attention in a
solo act than most extravaganzas.
IT'S MAGIC
That Miss Porter has an indefinable magic is
evident froin the first dexterous S\veep of graceful
hands across the guitar strings to the last \Vhispered
sy llabl e of a haunting voice.
There is no pat category to put her in as an
artist. No \\'etl·kno,vn performer \Vith who m one can
make any cbmparison. She's unique -that rare
commOdity that can_ be called an original. . If
Dining with An Ocean View
SEAFOOD, STEAKS AND GOURMET ENTREES * f:l ;•r
i~ FP.0 1,1 · $3,25 *
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Gu it ilri 1t ·Vocal 1st 8:30 ta I :JO
Tues. thru Sat.
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AVAILABLE
PHONE 536-2555
111 OCEAN AVE.
HUNTINGTON IEACH
Overlooking The Pa cific Oce•n At The Pier
1-
SUPERB DINING
SPECIALIZING IN STEAKS, PRIME RIB
Servi1t9 fr~ 5 p.m.
WITH ACCOMPANYING
ENTERTAINMENT
Now Appearing • . •
S.Afl~'2RA L!E
PIANO, ORGAN, SONG STYLIST
AND
VIC DUO
8ASS &.DRUMS
Mon.·Sa~.-1:30·1 :JO
24031 El Toro Road
Leisure World
Laguna Hills, C•lif.
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anything, hCr ver:satility runs the gamut ot today's
musl~al scene.
SPECIAt GIFT
Add to all of this a radjant beauty, franied in
long, golden tresses, and an ex traordinary gift for
songwriting. She bas written both music and lyrics
fpr more than half' the material she sings.
. . Even .though \ye've noted the futility of mak·
1ng cornpar1sons,, when it comes .to her song"•riting
ability there'll be niany suggesting she is "a female
Rod Mc Kuen ." ,Jf such contrast mu st be made. let it
be said the t',vo meet on t he same level of talent.
REPER101RE
Dealing ,vith subjects love. nature. loneliness
and chil dhood memories. Kate Porter's songs con
be deeply 1noving in their poi~nancy or cheerlully
buoyant in their mirUt and whimsey. If one leaves
the audience repressin ~ a tear. thr next \vii i leave
them beaming in broad sn1iles.
Especi.<illy ~nole\VOrthv <ire such songs as
''Daisies," ··rvtv Friends in the Znn.~· "The Eyes in
r\'ly 1'.1irror," "Butterflies Don't Lir ." ;,Echors of
1'omorro\v," "You l1 ave a Way \Vith f\,Jc." "Take
l\Iy 11and" and "Graham Crackers."
REMEMBER?
The last -one or the very best In the vein or
childhood rcn1embrances. begins:
'1Graham crackers at recess.
Milk through a stra\v ,
Giving a ne\\'S report
On a fall ing,sta r you Sa\\·;
Do you remember
· The \Vay that l do
A \.Vorld made of hopscotch
And dreams that came true? ..•• , •. "
And goes.on to evoke \vith no stalgic intensity 1nany
long-forgotten occurrences of those early school
years.
Very much the perfectionist. out of the more
••• ·rHel~wers ••
Reserv•tions! 494-6574
Open Daily
e LUNCl<EON
e DINNER
llJ ll:E5TAURANT ANO • SUND.I V BRUNCH
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than 200 songs she's \vritten to date. she says there
are only about 40 \Vith which she's completely
satisfied as they no'v stand. Several. including "The
Eyes in Alfy Mirror" have been recorded recently by
Stella Stevens in Holly\VOOd. and a ne\v English
group has just recorded three of her numbers In
London.
GREAT FEELING
Singing the songs ot other composers, Miss
l'orter gives forth \vith a rendition that would make
the recording ~tar \vho made the tune·a hit-sit up
and take notice. This. is especially true or· such
nun1bers as "Gentle on M.Y Mind ." "Those Were the
Days," "Elusive Butterfly of Love," "Both Sides
No\V ," "By the Time f Get to Phoenix," hEleanor
Rigby ," "Little Green Appl es" -and above all, this
year's Oscar \vinner. "The \Vindmills of Your
1\1ind .. "
Out 'n' abouter's bet\veen sets interview with
this performer also found ber to be a keenly
sensitive, intelli~ent and warm oerson. Fully alert
to people's needs and the \VOrld's social problems,
she says she utilizes her art to fulfill a deep personal
need to communicate her feelings -"as a means o(
touching many people."
WE ALL NEED UNDERSTANDING
She \vent on to say that •·co1nmunication is the
n1ost vital and important requiren1ent of this age,
the all -important key to resolving the iUs and pro-
blems that beset all nations and their inhabitants.''
She hopes to "contribute in some small measure tcr
the increased understandjng that must come
abou t".
Exceptional performer that she is, she says
she's less·interested in record.in ~ her own material
than in having others do it. "All my concentration
Continued on Page 20
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KATE PORTER,, Guitarist., .Plays & Sifigs
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FEATURING
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STYtlST
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NOW APP~ARING • • •
, RENOWNED
I ~'HAYDEN
CAUSEY TRIO
featuring
VOCAL STYLINGS •• JOSIE and the
Piano Artistry of
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SERVING SUNDAY BRUNCH
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11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Mike Jordan Du o
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Continued from P•e• 19,.
and emphasis,0 she stated, "will be placed on my
three great loves -theater, songwriting and com·
munication."
AN ACTRE SS, TOO
No novice to the U.eate.r either. ahe bas made
a number of appea.rances
on the stage in both dra·
matic and comedy roles.
In the musical field1 she
worked with a number of :
groups before going it
alone with her solo act.
Besides many club en-
gagements in California,
she was a headliner on
the Disneyland Sunday
night .. Hootnannys two
summers ago and was
featured also in oiher of
the park's shows,
Doing four shows night~
ly between 9 p.m. and · KATI PORT••
1:30 a.m., Wednesday through Saturday at the
Towers, 1555 S. Cost Highway, taguna Bea'cb Kate
Porter said she feels this spot is best suited io her
talent becausP of its "feel as a first-rate cabaret
theater and the opportunity to establish rapport
\Yith the audience.'' ·
This latter comes across not only · while
performing, but in the bright, intimate and friendly
patter she employs between numbers.
HAVE DINNER TOO
Since the Towers also is one of the area's fine
dining establishments, it's our opinion out 'n'
a~uter.s have a most memorable evening in store
with dinner here . followed by several of Miss
Porter's incomparable shows .
A P lea for Artichokes
It's been out 'n' abouter's observation that the
Real
Cantonese Food
••t here or
t1kt home.
tie FLING ~
ENTEITAINMENT • 7 NIGHTS A WEEK
DANCING * HAP HA (L DUO
wllll Je1111 •..-n.,. •••
Thr. ttlr11 Su11.
MON.-TUl'S.·WID. * L•rry L•ke Singer
Guitarist
Rear-Mesa Theater siuel:e . Cost• Mna
145 I. l ftfl 51. Ju t .tf N..,.,, llh4 •
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Family dining at its best.
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Costa Mesa
642-0732
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once lowly-regarded artichoke is at last coming into
the truEt stature of nobility it's always deserved. An
increas,ing number of restaurants are making this
\aJty delight available to diners but we 'd like IQ see
many more put it on their menus -either served
with the entree or offered a la carte.
We are referring to t.be whole artichoke not
just the bottom portion or "tiea.rt" as it's frequently
~ailed. The bottom is. delicious in its own right -
stufied.with something like crabmeat and topped off
•With a sauce -which is encountered much more
often than the Complete vegetable.
HOT OR COLD
Hot or cold, la.J;ge or smhll, artitjlokes deserve
a prime spot on-tbe menu of any restaurant which
prides itsel! in offering the best.
Perhaps a little artichoke lore might be in
or,der. while we're on the subject. For instance, did
Y?U ~ow tl:ier~ are two completely different types?
First 1s ·the French, or Globe, a dark green, multi·
leaved plant or the thistle family ; and the
Jerusalem artichoke, a tuber.
Jn the French variety, the green or sometimes
purplish heads vary in ·size from very small to four
or five inches in diameter. The smallest beads are
usually more tender. ,
BETTER ALL THE TIME
Artichokes have been cultivated for many cen-
turies and have been improved constantly. They
grow well in all temperate regions, but the best
variety comes from California. In the U .S~ the
season is year-round; in France, froin June to
September.
MI SSHAPEN POTATO?
The Jerusalem artichoke resembles a potato
but is more warty and misshapen. It is served Jess
often because it does not keep well , but is easily
grown in most sections of the country.
The tub~r has a pleasant flavor and makes an
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interesting change from potatoes. Ii should, be cook·
ed in Its jacket after being well scrubbed. The skin
peels off easily.
Artichokes may be served hot with melted
butter or Hollandaise sauce, or cold as a salad or
appetizer. They are eaten with the fingers -not
withbut a bit or hand-Soiling -which may explain
why there's a reluctance on the part of many people
to eat them.
Each leaf is pulled off and dipped into the ac-
companying sauce, and the tender end is nibbled off.
When the leaves have been stripped. the base, or
heart, is cut into pieces and eaten with a fork .
SH AM E ON THE M!
We 've been told of one local restaurant that
stopped serving artichokes because the waste leaves
and prickly "choke" in the center tended to clog the
kitchen dis1>9saJ. It occurs to us that the place would
have done well to get a new di sposal or make some
other arrangement for refuse instead of depriving
the customers of this savory vegetable.
KNOW ANY OTHERS?
Restaurants we frequent where the artichoke
is available as a flavorsome side dish include the
Ancient Mariner and Chart House in Newport Beach
and most, bt1t not alt of the Re u b e n ' s
establishments. No doubt there are others 'vhich
haven't come to our attention and we 'd appreciate
readers calling them to our notice.
If you don't find artichokes as palatable a dish
as wEl do, we 'd like to know your reasons for dislik-
ing them.
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Gets Movie Lead
Pert Susan O'Connell,
discovered a year ago playing
a minor role in a small pliy
staged in a converted church
in Northridge, California, has
been signed to make her mo-
Uon pJcture debut In the
featured role of a wayward
young wile in .. The Ballad of
"t31 Tl.U"A"T
Cable Hogu¥," tor Warner
Bros . .seven Arts.
Signed by Hollywood agent
Jllci< Field• the first night he
saw her OD a stage Susan, a
drama student at UCLA. was
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students and ~Uy. Bel°"'
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made eight television ap-
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Raymond Burr in °tronsides"
and her latest in 11La.ncer·'~
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Young Stelari Arngr!m, the
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seeskm: '4Sttfan hM all or
the lngredlencs lleC"""'Y to
bec«ne Vtry big in the
popular music fiekl. He has
a feeling for lyrics, a fine
sense of musical vaJues and
a delivery that is \llUIUllly
good."
Will Stelan be pennltted to
show his musical talent in a
"Land of the Giants" epilode?
"Not hard I y," he said.
"Land of the Giants" isn't ex-
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The series al8o stars Gary
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JICOUEUNE BISSU • -~·-• "
SICOllD NATIUll
DEAN MARTIN-.IAMU STIWART
RAQUEL WELCH
"BANDOLERO"
WAYNE NEWTON
Returns to Anaheim
Celebrities
Set Return
To Anaheim
Wayne Newton and Don
Rickles are returning t o
Melodyland in June, con-
tinuing the lineup of celebrity
attraction at the Anaheim
theater· in-the-round .
Newton, who just played to
turn ·away .crowds at
Melodyland · recently, brings
his show back Saturday and
Sunday, June 8-9, for two
performances each night.
The Classics IV and the Ven-
tures muSical groups wlll
share the stage on Tuesday,
June 17, at reduced prices to
accommodate the younger au·
dlence. (The Lohman and
Barkley Show has been can-
celled for June 13-15).
Trumpeter Al Hirt brinss
his Dixieland show i ft to
Melodyland June 20·21 , and
Don Rickles, who last ap-
pcare<:t: here tn "The Odd
Couple" with Ernest Borgnl~,
returns June 27·29 to do fils
nightclub act.
Tickets for all Melodyland
attractions are available at
the·boxofflce, by mail or at all
agencies.
Paris' Tunnels
Are Dungeons
Frld'1, M11 30, 1969
Filt4s f;q
On Campus
' Circuit
THI MOnoN PICl!°t
CODI AND IATlll9 • l
PROGRAM
The Motle11 Plah"' CMer en4
•e+lllt .... l!'ll11ktretfn app~H
' the f•ll-ln1 '•tl1191 1• fiflM
c11,n11Mrfff• t1t tha U.S.A.. Pie·
'llOU.VWOOD fAP} -The · ..,,,, ''tt4 6, M •' l ct••llft;
student fllm maker has Jong f•, tt.e Codt Seti. ..
been • fruttnted IOW. Equip. ''""'t• , ... , x cit ••t ..... ,.. I peel wttb • dlpkma that de-• St•'· The r•tint• .,,., ••
llOI M pniclttcal ..SUC•tton ln 1111.+11,.. rel•••-' 1ftw N ....
mov .. itllll, he finds stu6-Mr t. 1961. Plct.m nil••'-'
and UDlonl cJOMld tl b1m. NM ~•t '''' art 4,.m~ At' lust 10meGDe is It• -4 11 ,,,..,,~,11 l ..
temptlhc, to rip! that altu. •Ml• SMAI .
Uon. lie b IUCbord B. Cb1k11,
29, himlelf, I one ti.me 1tudut
of the pdljate flJm, -
It• UCLA and -• man who .,,_. '!!'hat Wt lllre ta
be turned, I WIY by movie and
unlon bones.
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••:ulftM. Thi• at• ,..
ttflttl•11 .... , .. llf ... ,
11t c:•rtah• •N•t. C'-•k
theatr• ... -4flrttd111.
Childs b one of the lfOWlni
army of unlversity.fralned
film makers. "Last year the
number ol atude1ib taklni col·
lege courser -In lllm doubled from «1,000 to eo,ooo," ··be
Points out. He added that
those who produce their own
films generolly get one show·
ing.on the campus and that'1,1:..--------: thal
H9 cited his own example.
Alter serving In the Army
and •arnlll( a dol'« lo
political ~ at Stanford,
he deCided he wanted to look into the world _ol_fllm. He
applied for study· at UCLA
arid to bis surprise was ac·
cepted. "Then they put an
8mm camera In my hand and
said, 'Go shoot a picture,' " ~ recalled.
Childs' P.lcture was an eight-
minute satire on . a cocktall
for Advartlslng ln
The Weekender
Phone 642 ·4321
party, "4-6, Please Respond."
His Cost: $50 for film and:li~~~~~~~~~i developing -the university :ti•E•
supplies equipment and stu·
dent actors work £or free .
The film was good enough lal!ISll
to be' chOsen lot the annual
caropus sho\f1og of the best
subjects created by t h e
department's 350 students. I
He scored again with a more
ambitious production shot in
16mm for •150. 'Then he
refiected on the fact that such
fllms are normally seen only
once by a paying audience.
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He took a proposal to
Filmways, which has produced
l'The Sandpiper," ''The Bever·
ty Hillbillies" and o t h ·er
di verse attractions. Why not
assem~le a program of the
best student films · a n d
dlstribute It to American col-
* HEY KIDS! *
l lG PAL SHOW SAT. 1 :II l
leges ?
"Let's go!" ·said . the
Fllmways bosses. Childs put
together a two-hour film,
choosing largely from UCLA
film makers. He organized a
Filmways subsldiai'y, aptly
called Genesis Fllms, to
distribute the collection. The
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results? !~-~~~~~~~-=' "Sensational," de c I are di
Childs. "So far we have played
Genesis 1. at 151 campuses,
and the reviews and the au-
dience response have been
I
remarkable.
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FRI., SAT., SUN.
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Movie Guide: 'Mountain' a Natural SOUTH SW
IROPIW FISH
(l:d!IOT'• Nole; Th h
•iovlc, guldo u prepored
br IN tu..., commltt .. of
Harbor C.....,U PTA. lira.
John Clark u prerid«nl
cuwl Mrt. H01t Swtemy
iJ comrf\ittee d&Gfrman. IC
U jnUnded a a r•fJ"'flCC
in detmltining Mtabt.
/ii,., for UTtalll • g •
growpe and wlU appear
Wttk.111, Your vflwt ore
...uclted. Moll them to 11 ..
Wt Otddf, care o/ thf
DAU.Y l'ILOT.J
ADULTS M.\1\Ja& TEENS temrpta the boy's 19lltude. 4/£e1 the titlt itidicotes tht Largest Selecllon .of
AUTbobovi.1C.Uplu(RJ: AND AJ)t)LTS · Tecf)i:«:les lathe boy. ralina ahien the plclUrt by Tropical Fish •
A sexptoilation film whjch Biid.,.: Polt-civll war ~; Will Ja.mf:ll' classic Supplies in the area . dramatizes the misery and · .. .&.1-a. _,11.. the Motion Picture Code . WUiem m "~1 two -• taie of •'"WW pony and his The Moi(on Picfl.lrt CO<U No• 2 LMlltlMfi disUlusiooment of wife swa~ brothers, Jamet Stewart ind trainer on a New Melico 111 w. w1UOM. cos1• "''"'
Pjna. Barbara Blake. n... ... -M··;· i: r-.lb -· F p L. ...i...... A.nd . Roting Program may joff f 1irvlew RO~ ~7"1 . .., ~ -~ _,....,wt ,..l.,..11. ea ar-..er-.... b 171.a, JtfWnl6' or~ "llCJ'I
Facee : tt hours in the lives the aheriff '"' lbe poae TM Y.U.W S.imat'ble (G):lr~·~fo~u;.nd=~0!::.1~•h_•=mo=lion~~~'"'~"'~"'~...,~·~""'::::' "'~-~~ of ''""" bored, Wlhappy and punuin( lber!l .la altocloed by Sporl<llill anJmaled cartoon pidure pog•.
wealthy midd!Hgecl peoplt. Muicon --R 1,q u e I r .. twing the ..,.daJ humor
John Marley and LyM •Carlin. Welcb st.an tn lb.ii lilm"1filh a amt muaic ot the Beatles as
Hard C.Olncl IRJ: James baCqrouncl1 ol 'llne ·deoerl they become the heroea in a
Coburn stars as a professional aceoery. , fight.to save Pepperland trom
klller who enjoy• Ills work un-llUWtt (M): steve· M~ the Blue Meanies.
til he falls in l9ve. St«y is set ts Bullltt, 1 ---San Fruclsco • * *
in one of Europe's jet-set pollce -detectJve. He is ualgn-: d resort community , Lee _ed to' proJecJ.'• 8 Chlc.,o, __ T_h_•_l•_tt_•_r_im_m_•_w_!t_ly11 Remic~ also stars. mobrter needed by politician1 Tiie KilUDg of Siller George Robert Vauahn, u a pllme
(X): A love triangle of les-witnep iq a Seoat.e crime
blans conveys both comedy hearing.
and pathos. Beryl Reid plays a Cllarro (G): Elvia Presley
heavy-drinking, aging actress. stars as a ·gunman gooe
fte Maps fR): Nicholas straight who b force.d baCk Jn..
(Michael Caine) takes a to the outlaw world. ,
teaching positJOn on a lonely Tbe Dlutrated Man (M):
Greek Island. He meets a Rod Steiger stars in this
strange old man and his guest elaborate"and bl.zartt science·
whose identities keep changing f i c t i o n • film ol the
as rea1ity and fantasy in· supernatural. B a s e d on
terchange in a bewildering and several Ray Bradbury short
weird adventure. An t h o n y stories. Claire Bloom also
Quinn and Candice Bergen stars.
also star. The lmpossJble Yean CG):
Tbe Nigbt of lhe Following Da¥id Niven stars as a pro-
Oay (R): A lurid tale about a fessor of psychology who
precisely planned kidnapping specializes in problems of
of a young girl by four adolescence. He discovers the
crimiiµ.ls. She is held in an conlusion teenagers can inllicl
i90lated beach house for .24--even on the most enlightened
hours while they wait for the parents.
ransom. Marlon B r a n d o , F Mt IL y
ROD.EO
TODAY
CALIFORNIA JUNIOR
RODEO ASSOCIATION
PRESENTS'
ActlOll, n.n•.
Spill1, Louths
8-fyttlfs a
Jr. Bareback Bronc
Sr. B•reback Bronc
Jr. Steer Rid ing
Sr. Bull Riding
Girl's Barrel Racing
Girl's Goat Tying
Team Roping
A Great Chariot Race Richard Boone, Rita Moreno. African Safari: Ingenious,
100 R1fles (R): Story of the i n r or malive documentary
~1 ex i can government's at-filmed from Ron Shanin's five
tempt to annihilate the Yaqui and one-hall year odyssey on
Indians in 1912. With RaQuel the Dark Continent.
11»ovs or ,1m1
Boy and Girl
Team Roping Charlton Heston stars with Jack liawkins, Haya J.larareet, Stephen Boyd,
Hugh Gri!fith and Martha Scott in "Ben Hur," currently showing in Beverly
Hills at the Fox Wllshire Theater. The motion picture Was awarded eleven
Academy Awards, including "Best Picture" during its initial release over ten
Welch, Jim Brown, Burt Hello Dowa There (G): A
Reynolds. lh:eJy family situation-comedy
They· Came to Rob Las in a marine setting. The head
Vegas (R): Outsi~er s or research for an undersea
1 00-ContHtClfth-100
Benefit Oronqe County
Chapter, MDAA. Inc. years ego. '
challenge the syndicate in development company takes Qrange Caunty
• Fairgrounds Card IS Travel ' Ace
their own backyard by devis-his family to spend an ex-
ing a heist with armored car· perimental month in a n
Gary Lockwood, Elke Som-underwater house. Tony Ran-
mer, Lee J. Cobb and JaCk dall, Janet Leigh.
Palance. ftfy S I d e of the ritountaln :
F1idoy, Moy 30.....-. I I p.m.
Sot11'4oy, M.y 31--4 l I , .••
Ho R......,e-All S.C.h Ou hie• The small gray card which
the National Student Travel
Association . issues to i t s
members is worth its weight in
rubies. It offers the sludenl
travelling abroad great dis-
counts in restaurants, 1odg-
lngs, shops, museums,
theaters and student clubs.
But lhe biggest savings is on
intra-European flights. And
the cost of the card is a mere
!HS.
Students can save $133 off
the regular fare, far instance.
from London to Tel Aviv; or
$88 from Athens to
Amsterdam. There are over
100 flight routes and NSTA ex·
peds to book 15,1'.m seats this
summer. 'Ibe student must
book before he leaves the
Valley of lhe OGUs: Shallow Uul · r·tm
o ........
Allalh SJ.00 c1111.i,.. SI .00
country and it would be wise at National Student Associa· melodrama set in the tough Wis Id• c00harmihng1
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to do It a! early as possible. lion member schools and $5 world of show business. year o y w o eaves ome
Complete flight information is for students at non-member Barbara ·Parkins and Patty to spend a year alone with
listed in the 1969 Official Stu· scliools. Duke star. nature. Theodore Bike! plays a
dent Guide lo Europe" one of;·-"mliili~iiiii;iiRil!!iimRil!i!l!iiijiiiiliili\_.'.:tr~a;ve;,li~·n;g;;f;ol;;k;-s;in;ge~'~w~bo~.;in:-::==::;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;~11 the Association's three travel\ "";!~· united s tates student ~ 3 Winner
Travel Association is a non-Acad A ; rd
proUt organization. As the o{. emy/'\wa s
ficial student travel bureau in · . · 1NC~uo1HG:
theunue<1s1ates,itistheon. THE SCREEN S-l·Z·Z·L.·E·SI BESTACTRESS -KatharineHepburn
ly organization authorized to
issue the Student ldenlity "IU JHf. WINNER-"BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR!"
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dergraduate or gradual e ShoWs ~A .f"Cl ~ N'\J 111'\1\
students al an Am.,ican rol-once Only at """' Shows at ""'"""LE HEPBURN
·1ege or university, and the 9:45 P.M. 8:00 and 11:45 P.M. V IVV ,MAmfl'ClJ.
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TELEVISION VIEWS
Skhan Due
Next Week
By RICK DU BROW
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -A conversation with
Sirhan B. Sirhan, convicted of the killing of Sen.
Robert F. Kennedy, will be presented on NBCCTV'1
"First Tuesday" series nen week.
According to the network,._ Sirhan wu Inter-
viewed by reporter Jack Perkins in the Lot Angeles
County Jail May 22, the day after be was sentenced to death.
A NETWORK statement adds that Perillns
"first visited Siman in his cell May 19 to meet him
and tell him abotU ammgements for the television
interview.''
Says Perkins: "He was very curious. He wu
curious about bow I thought tho \rial and the v..-.
diet had gone. His first question was: 'What'• the
size of your audience?' "
Tho conversation, according to NBC-TV, wu
held in a courtroom used for prellminary bearings
in the case 1 50 yards down ttle corridor from Sir-
ban's cell in the Los Angeles jail.
AND , SAYS the network statement, Sirhan 11r.
views his whole life, speaks of the days before and
after the assassination and reveals bis thoughts:'•
about Kennedy.
Says Perkins: •4ffe was quite eager to talk. We
filmed for two ho.ors and he would have gone on,
but the sheriff wooldn't permit us to go beyond that
time.
"Sirhan was nervous and tenae as we began the
• !p.terview, but u we went on he loosed up and spoke
'h-ee!y. Toward the end he tightened up again, be-
cause he knll!W this was the last reel. I-got the tJn..
presslon be felt that this might be the last contact
with the outside world he would ev~r have. •
11 After it was over he wept."
ADDS THE NEWSMAN: "As blr as his lawyers
know, this was the only time he has wept since ho
was taken into Custody except for the occasion when
he was forced to relive the crime."
• NBC-TV says "This is the first interview Sir·
ban has given since be was take:n into custody."
ABC-TV now has turned to pro footbell lo .Give
its Monday night rating• problems against the po\v·
erhouse llnoups of CBS-TV and NBC-TV.
THE CBS.TV Mondav shows next fall, for In-
stance, are "Guru:moke,r' "Here's Lucy," ''May-
berry R.F.D.,'' the Doris Day series and the Carol
Burnett program. NBC.TV's Monday .entries in-
clude "Laugh-In" and weekly movies.
This past season, ABC·TV's Monday lineup -
·''The Avengers," "Per,ton Place,11 "The Outcast.a''
and "The Big Valley ' -got wiped out. And tho
network is obviously not wholly confident that next
season's replacements are certain to turn matters
around.
Therefore, starting in the fall of 1970 -and tor
at least the next two autumns after that -ABC
is goin g to offtt live , prime time Monday brood·
casts of about 13 games annually. The agreement
will start with the National-Football League.
THESE MONDAY games will not affect the
regular weekend broadcasts of pro lootbell on CBS-
TV and NBC.TV. However, there Is a major Indus-
try question:
Since autumn Is always the start of a fresh
television year, what will ABC-TV do tor new Mon-
day ni ght shows once the football 1eason is overT
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Romney Pushes Plans
As Rambler Salesmen
WASHINGTON (AP) -going lo get anywhere ·~· we
Supersalesman George Rom· continue the same old ap-
oey is something of a blur proaches. We are I o s J n g
these days as ne rips around ground."
town and 1"8ces across country The concept of ·a volume ap-
selling a housing plan as he proach to curing the housing
once sold Ramblers. shortage is not new -
The fonner · M i ch i g o n Congress enacted last year a
governor was even reported law that encouraged such an
receoUy to be jogging from of. approach to building the 26
fice to office in his ,sprawling million hoU5es aperta say are
Housing and Urban Devel~ needed over the ne:1t 10 years,
ment Department. including 6 million units for
He doesn't actually run, the poor.
says a department official, but But because of the high cost
"I'll say one thlng, he walks of land, materials, labor and -
very fast." mortgage money virtually. no
Although Romney has more start has been made and Rom-
than 70 programs to supervise, ney says at the present rate
one of the chief things that has the nation will fall 10 million
him bustling nowadays is a houses short of tts goal.
new project called "Operation Operation Breakthrough Is
Breakthrough." aimed at selling cities and
It's Romney's blueprh:;it for towns on lifting restrictive
en-:tin·g the national housing .local zoning ordinances ~Dd
shortage through volume pro-labor and industry on
duct.Wn, salesmanship and the cooperating to turn out houses
approach ·he used a decade by volume, while the federa1
ago to bring American Y..1otors government seekS ways of cut-
back from the brink of ruin ting interest '"Stes.
with a compact car called the The unique factor in the pro-
Rambler. gram is George Romney and
Romey unveiled the plan his C{)nvicUon that the prin-
two weeks ago at a series of ciples that sold the Rambler
meetings wilh union leaders, can sell low cosfbouslng, even
Industry executives and the to lhe rich.
governors and mayors of the Although lhe Rambler was a
largest cities and stat.es. car that presumably would ap-
A It.hough. everyone, peal most to lower incomes,
especially politicians, s a I d Romney says A m e r i c a n
publicly they were all for it, Motors brought out the nlost
private reaction incluQed some expensive models first and
skepticism -mainly in in· loaded them with accessories.'
dustry -and some opposition "The result," he says, "was
-mainly ln labor. that there were many Cadillac
Since then, the 6t-year--0ld and Lincoln owners w h o
Romney bas divided his time boughl them and the program
between two-mile dawn runs was a success bec8use people
in the park, six-day dashes _ recognized thal they were
across the c o u n t r y , con-purchased by people who could
fereoces with visiting offlciaJs, afford anything."
appearances on Caito! Hill and In addition._to the hard
speeches around Washington. public campaigning complete
During one of the homefront with all ute evangelical fervor
appearances he was soundly that Mormon R o m n e y
booed when he told C1ln-is ramous for, the three-lime
struci:ion union chieftains they Michigan governor Is working
must share the blame for hard behind the scenes, too.
housing problems because of An aide says Romney and
what he called restrictive ap-top advisers spent two days
prenticeship programs and ex· this w~k clofstere;d at the
cesslve wage demands. presidential retreat at Camp
But doggedly R o m n e y David, Md., brainstorming
PTesseJ on, telling labor, in-ways to cut red t:ape and get
dustry, and .congressmen the around bureaucratic bot-
same thing: ;'We are not Uenecks.
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DlJNTINGT.oN·. BEACH
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HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALi! 'HOUSES FOR sALE HOUSES FOR SALi!
0.-•I 10000onor•I 1000 Goneral 1CIOO Gtner•I
" ' Bay & Beach Realty, ln_c. MA TI LA"BORDE ,. Realtor .
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14 ACRE
CUSTOM BUILT Coldwell, Banker
8/B ,... Y"BUYS BETTER Y" B/B
' " ·' CORONA DEL MAR OFFICE
' ;:,...., ON SERRA DRIVE, CORONA HIGHLANDS : ::A large sunken den with fireplace adds to the
·1charm of this newly decorated 3 Bedroom home
,:on land you o\VD. Key to private Shore c I i ff
1 Beaches 1 Out of tow n owner open to offers.
:: ..•.•. ~ .. '' ······ ....... '''' ........... $43,500
" ~V ON POPPY: Dine with an Ocean vi e\I( 1n
::this spacious 3 bedroom 2_bath ho,me. Huge liv·
1•ing Room with fireplace, Picture Windows. You
·:own the land ..... , ...................... $49,500
,; >"'ON POINSEnlA: Artistic ho me. 3 Bedrooms
!2 baths. 2lx29 Living Room with cathed.R.1 ceil·
''ing, used brick fireplace. Extensive use of selec-
,:ted wood paneling lends to mellowness of the
:home. Located on l lfi lots. Easy walk to Little
•Corona Beach. . .. , .................... $69,500
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• '>"'ON KEWAMEE , IRVINE TERRACE: Truly ,:a prestige home in a 'Country Club" JocatiOn
·~et there is a relaxing atmosphere in this well
!Planned 4 ~bedroom.3 bath home-that •hould-ap-
,peal to discriminating buyers. All of the living
•and dining area plus master bedroom suite over· ~ook a sparkling heated & filtered pool which
1~s complimented by tropical garden. P r i c e
' ..................................... $75,000 • • ' ~ ON OCEAN BLVD.: Where the land value is
.approxiinately $1,000 per front foot , \ve are of·
,.ering this 3 bedroom and convertible den home
with 110 feet of frontage at· ............. $98,500 !-in other words, virtually land value!
lay ~leach Realty, Inc,
: 2407 E. Coast Highway, CdM
'75-3000 Eve. 541-8861
General
:$23,500-PARADISE!
barge covert'd patio. Qiscad-
1ng waterfall ~' a BBQ. l big bedrooms, Jireplace. Full
lining room. Loaded with
~harm! 540-lTlO
'JARB~LL 2955 Horbot-
"Real Eatate. SALESMAN
~...,,...Really & lnve.t. Co.
1, 1842 Newport Blvd., CM
548-<1588
General 1000
S 1/4 °/o LOAN
RETIREES special, 2 Bed-
room doll house. Hardwood
On, deligbttul back yard
with shade or sun for re-
laxing.
FORTIN CO.
1101-A Westcliff Drive
Newport Bee.ch 642-SOOO
SOCK 1T TO 'EM!
NEWl'ORT BEACH OFRCE
ONLY ONE LEFT! OTHER TWO SOLD THIS
WEEKI OCEANFROHT-
BALBOA PENINSULA!
Open Dally 1 -5 P .M. 1358 E. Oceanfront. Four
bedrooms & den. Price drastically reduced for qulcl!: sale! Eve. phone -548-6966.
PERFECT FOR SOMEONE WHO CARES I
BALBOA P.OINTI
Open dally 1 -5 PM. 318 "L" Street. Attractive,
charining & enchanting two bedroom home
with two secluded patios, beamed ceiling Jiving
room, fireplace. Outstanding location-outstand-
ing value for only ...................... $37,500.
Eve. phone · 673-7999
BEAUTIFUL CONDOMINIUM!
Plan #3. Three bedrooms, two baths, double
garage. Upper Bay area. Pool & shuffle board
court. Yard maintenance. For exchange or sale.
Equity $14,000. Price -.................. $41,500
Eve. phone -642-3287
FOR EXCHANGE I
Approximately $30,000 equity in · lhree Cond<>-
miniums, Newport Beach. All rented. Submit
on 6JendaJe-or-Harbor-area. Please call Mrs.
Fay. Eve. phone -548<1966.
WATERFRONT DUPLEX!
NEWPORT ISLAND! PIER A FLOAT I
Two bedrooms, two baths each unit. Many ex-
tras including Swedish fireplaces, carpets &
drapes -.. , ....... $87,500. Eve. phone -548-6966
CONDOMINIUM -PARK LIDQJt
Split level • three bedroom -two bS:th. Faces
pPOI. Many extras have been added. Three car
carport. .................. , ........... $32,500.
Eve. phone -548<1966 ·
lay & leach Realty, Inc.
901 Dover Drive, Suite 126, NB
645-2000
Gener el 1000 General 1000 uDo 11a 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
FIRST T;m, Oflered FHA/VA Immaculate 3 bedroom home
On choice East end location
CbeerfUl living room
with brick fireplace operur
onto compact private patio
with steps up to IUnd.eck
Home is nicely d!'COt'ated
And in beautiful condition
Priced to sell at $51,500
'='eneral lOOOo.fteral 1000 Call Joe Ferguson l~r;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Res. 5~0188
Urgent need fnr fast sale
•• Owne.r aerees to pay the polllts. On convention-
al financing, can save
Sl.500. l-lome is located in
MESA VERDE & reOects
pride-o f-01vnership by its
neat condlion. Jo~HAIVA
down is only $1300. \VUI
sell fast so call no\11.
THE FAMOUS BUILDING AND SITE
OF THE
BLACK KNIGHT
RESTAURANT •nd COCKTAIL LOUNGE
NOW BEING OFFERED
FOR SALE
CALL
Bill Scott or K-it Ri9gs
; 293 E. 17th ST., COSTA MESA
HAR•OR
4 + Family + Pool
$25,300-
Sl/4 °/o LOAN
Fantastic value. DelighUuJ
llvin& room with plush car-
pets and drapes, Cozy fam-
ily room with beams, 4 fam-
ily bedrooms. Great muter
bedroom has closets with
mirrored doors. Sparkling
heated pool, Covered patio.
Take over 51' % loan. Hurry
Call 645-0303.
lllHl\I I Ol\11\
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645-0303
546-9521 or 540-6631
10•
4 BDRM & DEN .
IMMED. POSSESSION
Comer home near South
Coast Plaza. Low, low down
payment. Owner may con-
sider lease option submit
oiler. Asking
$27,9SO ..
PERRON
-., .Tr::-~"'
* 642-tnl Anytime*
UGLY DUCKLING, let us
help charigc this! }'or comp!.
clean up & repair Call us.
548--0995.
C·HARM.COMFORT·YALUE
Offering (res)> paltit in and out. Fully carpet-
ed and draped. THREE BEDROOMS, TWO
BATHS.-15'x26' Uving room with F .P., Din-
ing room and Bkfst. room, B/N kitchen, stain-
less sink. 12'x18' Den off covered patio -
Large patio with bar-boque~Loads of built-in
closets, cupboards, cases and shelves. Cor·
ner Lot-Dbl. Garage. NEAR COSTA MESA
PARK, GIRLS CLUB, BOYS CL\JB & DOWN-
TOWN. Priced to sell, 10% DOWN. OWNER
WILL CARRY lST T.D. for qualili¢ buyer.
VACANT-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION!
F.H.A. -POOL
Located only two block! from Harbor Blvd.
Four bedrooms '(3 and a din) two bath home
with fireplace, F/A heat, built-in kitchen and
dining area. New carpets, completely draped,
air-conditioning unit in master bedroom.
HEATED AND FILTERED POOL, covered
patio, enclosed court yard and detached
double garage. Only $2200 down which is less
than the price of the pool. WILL SELL FAST
-ACT NOW!!
GARAGE & WORKSHOP
Large double garage, toolshed, 24'x25' work-
shop stressed for second story. Covered and
enclosed patio -boat storage area from pav·
ed alley. Three Bedroom, two bath home with
EXTRA SPACIOUS MASTER BEDROOM
and private bath. Well kept property in NEW-
PORT HEIGHTS area. Full price ONLY
. .. ' ................ ' ........... ' ... $32,500
-CALL FOR APPOINTMENT. .
FOUR BEDROOMS-POOL
North Side, INDOOR-OUTDOOR FAMILY
HOME. $6,000 improvements in aluminum
patio and SWIMMING POOL added. Large
living room, den, dining area and two baths.
Close to schools', transportation and shopping.
A REAL BUY AT .................. $27,750 !
'CORONA DEL MAR
ONLY $22,500. Build on front of lot & have
fun remodeling 1 bedroom fixer.upper at
rear. Own your 1and among modern duplex-
es. Bicycle to Big Corona Beach & St a t e
Park. Walk to stores while your children safe-
ly play 1h .block away at Community Youth
Center. Assume existing financing!
I SALESMEN NEEDED l
646·0555
Over 1900 .; n, exoe:l·
lent NOR1'H •roSTA
MESA area, 4 big bd-
rnis, Ro1nan sunken tub,
completely built-in kit-
chen with PANTRY, 20
,year cuarantte stainless
steel dishwasher, patio-
kitchen, choice of cat·
pets & tile colon etc.
Now under eonatrucllon.
VA NO DOWN FHA or
financing a vailabre,
~COATS ~ WAL"t,.j;!
REALTOR$
--546-4141-
(0poli Evon!....,
• • lPNINKLE
BUILDING
FOR SAlf
OR
LWf
1100 Newport Blvd.
CALL BILL SCOM'
OR
KERMIT RIGGS
-Farr: -·
ORANGE COUNTY,
LARGEST
293 E. 17th St. 646-4494
Pool f n Exclusive
Newport Beach
Located near upper Newport
Bay. This luxurious e.xecu-
tive home features a spark-
ling 38' S\\imming pool,
large patio, huge living
room, panelled family room
\Vith v.'OOd burning fireplace.
4 spacious bedrooms and 3
baths. For appointment call
I llHI 'I I Ill \II\ ---
645-0303
TWO
220 E, Sewenteenth St. • Tc1Tiflc buy! 3 BR •• $18,950
IE 17th St Sho inn Ctr le -I BR 2 baths, cor .. $22.500 • • PP '31 ' Rltr. 642-9730 Eves. 548-0720
COSTA MESA • KEllllEDY
friendly service 1 ................................ 11
Newport Hei9hts
.220~1711 -
you'll likf our
Evenings Call 545-8723 or 646-1050
3 BR 2 bath. hardwOOd floor, =========-:========000=1 fireplace, dble garage. EX.
General 1000 General I ISTING 5%% LOAN. $29.500.
S T/SUN Wells-McCardle, Rltrs. liberal Financing i OPEN A mo Nowport a1vd, c.M.
Uncle Sam owns this big near 4 BEDROOM l~!'!'!'!>!'!IS-!'!TI29~!'!any~Li!.m"J•~~ll
n<w 2 ''""' hom•. ;, Co>ta MESA DEL MAR I NVESJORS Mesa & will sell first come
to any~ne for $1250 do"'."· . 822 _S~NTIAGO . $19,950
Full pnee $28.950. Low i.n-EllJOY living_ on a qwet 4 BR & fam nlt. 01vner pt't'!-
terest & EZ monthly pay-street. Beautiful ash panel-1 t 1 •--• t ~0,
1;-· ll · & f il ers o ease "'"' a ..,.lO.I ments. Fully reconditioned "'"' lll ~ am Y ~m, for period of Year. k ready for occupancy_ call built-ins. fireplace, . n 1 c e R d R It 645-2340 _Heritage Real Estate 541).1151 large back yard. Asking only an •• Y
Copen eves). $27,950 . good financing. Nursery P"o"t:--e,-nt"lo"l,.....-
4 BEDRM -$22,9SO-
Imagine 2 bath, family room.
Covered patio, Large yard.
Near schools & shopping.
Less lhan rent pnyments.
540-17'10
TARBELL 2955 Harbor
1860 Newport Blvd., CM 3 'BR 2 bath home, corner
Rltr, ~39'l8 Eve. 644-1655 lot, 130x180' all fenced, Call
Lachenmyer '" dotail>.
Dania ltealfy
"'""" DAILY PILOT WANT ADS DAILY PlWI' WANT ADS!
Dial 642..s678 for RESULTS BRING RESULTS!
OFFER$:
UDO 4 BR. PIER & SUP
4 BR., 31h baths -near new Spanish on
2 lots. Walled patio w/lge. deck & pool.
Slip for 50' boat. Quality thruoul. $149,500
J, Clark§on/Sue Clarkson
225 N. STAR LANE
DOVER SHORES.Open Sun. 1.5·
Great waterfront home! Stunning living rm.
w/11' ceiling. Wet bar. 4 BR's, den, din.
rm. Pier & float for large boat. $129,500
Mrs. Raulston
IA YFRONT BEAUTY 4 BR.
ID)m ediate occupancy for this lovely home
with dock for large boat. 41.h Baths, fam.
rm., sauna and much more. Low at $110,000
Walter Haase
SUP .& PIER $79,500
Custom built, 2 units , bayfront; charming
3 bedroom, dining, 2 bath 6 year old home
plus cunning 1 BR. apartment .
Ch uck Place
OUR NEWEST LISTING
.IVAN WELLS -$63,7SO
Outstanding Baycrest. 4 Be<t.room, family
"rOom, dining, 3 baths. Courtyard entry.
Beautifully landscaped. Room for pool
Mary Lou Marion
NEW LIDO LISTING
Charming two story 3 Br. home. O\vner
redecorating. Beautiful patio. V a ca n t.
Quick occ upancy. $55,000
Mrs. Raulston
EXCEPTIONAL HARBOR VIEW
'I'hii splendid home has everything; sepa~
ate dining room, fa mi I y room, powder
room; master BR has attached convertible
study: all with view. $53,500
\Valter Haase
CORONA DEL MAR $S2,SOO
Extremely handsome 3 bedroom, dining,
2 bath Irvine Terrace home. New carpeting
& drapes, snack bar. Large lot. Room for
pool
Mary 1.Du Marion
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5
Lusk Harbor View llllls. Spotless 4 bdrm.
2 ba. home; fam. rm. overlooking beauti·
fully landscapeil .yard. 877 SANDCASTLE.
$49,500 '
fl.Irs. Davies
EASTILUFF VIEW HOME
Tennis anyone? Gracious Lusk 2th ba .. 4
bdrm., fam . rm. Enclosed courtyard, pro-,
fessional landscaping. Many features.
$45,950
Mlrs. Davies
WHY NOT BUILD?
Trouble finding the perfect home? 'This
Ir~-. ocean view lot could be vour answer.
Near good beach -adjacent to Emerald
Bay. Absentee ov.'ller. $22,500
Mrs. Harvey
COLDWELL, BANKER & CO,
550 flEWPORT CENTER DR.,'
NEWPORT BEACH
833-0700
YOUR AD REACHES
68,972 HOMES EACH WEEK
Gen.rat 1000 General 1000 General 1000 General 1000General 1000Gtnerol 1000 .Ges,.eraf 1000General 1000General
·Red Carpet Realty Selected Top. Values .
;-2 .. Story, Pier and Sllp, Vi•w ..
Our Seleslady ls a"'fully proud·or !his
exceptional listing. Bi>autiful wate1··
front IOcatlon on R-2 income lot. The
chef tn your family "'ill love the huge
1 patio and enclosed lanfli "1th barbe'·
cue and bar. Inside has knotty pine
and beamed ceiling living room. Own-
• er optn to trades or tr\Hl deeds. The
pri~ ii right. 1'1ust sec to apprecltlte ' '
Refurbi1hed Triplex
On Bay -v.ith vlrw, long C'C'!lll'nl llotk
' for 4 boats. 1-2 Br. 2-1 Br + barh-
C'lor. All rerondilioned v.·ith lovely
; new furruture. Choice location. Qwn.
1 er \\1U carry with approx. J/3 do"'"·
Saltiably priced, $165,000. This you
! lhould uc For the investmt'.nl·\vise
home oWner.
JUst the Right Touches
t • , • like beamed C(!illngs lhroui:hout
Jncludlng both bedrooms ll1ld living
' ·room. Wood pane.ling Jn kltch<'n to
l match cabinets. ArtlctJc: ~r l.n d ln-
r Ing area. UM.'d brick fl.re ace In U t
blendl perrf'l'lly with \Y· carpet.fng,
1 A real dMll'n cortaac awaltlni )'OUr
tmpeetion At $41.500. tr-' low tor
NllW'OOfl hln.ncf . , • HO\V CAN YOU
MISS!
Near Beach R2 $35,900
Thal cozy touch hert' in this delight-
ful cotta.ge, l block to ocean or b<i~·
The R2 lot permits additional build-
ing, garagr alt't'6dy stressed, plans
available. The rxtremrly 10"' pri~ of
S.35,900 includes thl.' furniture. ldral
livini: and Income setup. Bring the
family tO sec' .. , like "'c said, thry"ll
l!ke Jl:
W•tch the boats go by
Pier and dock for 36 rt . boat, plus
:!i!l.ndy balhint; beach, prlct'd. at $63,-
500. The ho1ne is beautifully fnain-
talned, shows nicely, Here Is: rtll1 \VII•
tcrfront living ideal tor you and youl'
famlly. Look and you will &i'IW·
P•nlnsula Pol"t at $46 ,500
\Vant lo llc cl 1,11 c to the-nt.'(!A.11~
J-l'ow dorit 20 1;1.eps sound? Jtcre'a a
sroody. 3 Bdnns, 2 be. loVt1Y J».llo.
You'll love Jt. When ('an \\'t' elq)t'(':t
you! "You <'Ollld eat oft the floor."
this home. la eo clean.
NEWS SERVICE llLIASI JUST IN FROM
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REAL ESTATE BOARDS
HOME SllKIRS SHOULD NOT DELAY PUICHASE,
AS SURVEY DISCLOSIS SHARP JUMP IN PRICIS.
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fl\f'1!1btl"llli,, •
Old World Charm
'J'(ight here "'ailing for you. 4 Bdrrm.
4 bllths, 3000 sq. ft. of comfortable
hving. SituaWd on 2, 30 IL loll! ol'((l
'-the oct"an. Think of the land value
here "'hen YoU consider the total
price is $105,QOO, Owner \\'Ill <'arry
lhC' loon at 11,\f"'~ \\'Ith reasonable
down. \Ve urgt: you to soo tbi&. Ex·
c:cptlonal proptrl)' , •• cxet>pUonal
buy! •
Bayshores only $39,SOO
'l'ake anolhtt look a t the priC'c and
$1.U, t "BR, 2 bath!!. Just steps to prl-
vat.c.o play yard and bea<'h for th<!
chUdl't'n'. Nice paUo, barbecue. fll'l'· place. If you know Bayshor~ you
shouldn•t n1is.' tbls. \Von'l last RI
1hls price so hurr~.
4 & 3 Br. oUplex
Only 5 ycftl"S old partially ·fui'nisbcd.
100,..,. rcntal 1trca. a real money mak·
er specially priced at $43.000. This ls
a. new II.sting, the nearness to oeean
and beach '"ill sail it a"•ay quickl)'.
Onc of thli-best \•alucs wt have lialed.
Shorecliffs 4 a,ctrooms ·
Hight. koft, ~ntcr, quality all ltr
"'ay. 2·stof')'". roomy, enjoyable, •
fut living. Kt'y to private beaeh, M
lease hold. Shoreclifts ttcognb:ed 11.s
one of Corona de! Mar's mo,,t desir·
able rf.'Sident.fal areas. $62,500 "ill sell It. Dcflnltcty meant tor the dis-
c:rimlnatlnf, luxury· minded h om "
O\\'ntr.
Th• Comfortable Home
Sl'i? it today, open house 1 to 5. -105
Holmwood, N.B. i43,500 and \\"Orth
it. 3 BR, 2 be.th, huge living roon1
opening onto lanai-Excellent housC'o
kN?per. A pleasure to sho"" Located
in good Newport Hgts. neighborhood .
Convenient to shopping &: schools. /\
nice place to Jive. No leasehold. you· 0'"" the land. Come today and sec t his s-ood home value.
Care fr•• living
Amidst the c: are f u 11 y maintained
Jav.·n11c, shade treC"S and garden~ makr
you feel yea.rs younger and lite more ~·1\joyablc. This spoUep 2 BR. 2 be.
"Bluffs" homo Is charm all the "'PY
from the Del Piso entry to the Uk-d
l)Qtlo \t•i1h -barbccuc in the n:iar O\'er·
ooklng a g~n bel t. $39,900 is th!'!
Tight pritt. Ask the man who li\'CS
theft>.
Ocean Front Colonial
:'\'«d mo1~ spa~ near the \\'Ster trv
this 5 BR. ocean front oolotJJn1' rOr
!tize. Neat N~port H~ Yacht
Club, has all the wanted hOme rce·
1UJ"t'$ on over siztd lot .. and 3% cer
i;ar&Jtf'. C"rt.ainly not overpriced a.1
$99,500. Like to knQ\V more Just give
U$ • call.
' sal .. Dept
67$.6000 'llODim --
Rcnl&J Dtpt.
673-3GG3
IF YOU ARE INTEHSTED IN SIUING oa IUYtNG •EAL ESTATE oa IF YOU KNOW OF SOMEONE WHO
MAY If INTElHTED IN oua SllYICE, PLEASE CALL 6754000 oa STOP IY oua MODlllN OfFICI AT
202$ WIST IALIOA IDULfYAlD, NIWl'ORT BEACH oa CALL ANYTIME NIGHT oa DAY. SALES DE-
PAITMIHT 67MOOG-lllNTAL Dll'AlTMINT 673.;JUl REALTY • INl(ESJ'!o'ENT PROPERTIES e RESJM.:'NTIAL e LAND e CO~t"~rERCIAt. e 1~1\:NT.\LS e POOPERT\' -t\1ANACEMI:NT ,
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Vacant Lot buy $12,500
Owner will can-y 1st TD on 25 year
terms. Rl residential lot 45.6 by 127.5.
Desirable Newport Hgts. area, quick
sale priced at $12,500. Bring In $4000
for a dov.<n and it's youn;. Don't be
a "wish I badda" buyer, lots are
sea~ and 18.nd is high.
Be Particular
Herc ls that Vt'l'f spttlal home with>
loads of unusuAJ features. First the
vle\t' is Sl)t'(tacular, out ov<'r Bay
a.nd hills. Cus~pm drapes, shutters,
tinted glass. \\TOUght Iron 11:ta.1r t"8il•
i!lJ(. large patio. 3 BR. 2~ hflthlt.
Pi·ice Is a modPst $53,900. llcre it
your heArt's desire! Nothing surpass· t
<'S it for location and quality.
Oceanfront Duplex
Two and four llM!romi1. Good loca·
t ton, godd condilion, good price. CN.•n·
f'r may c.ari"y a S<'Cnnd tn1~1 derd to I
help buyer, $80,000-Try IO~;, dov.'fl.
1\\·o and four Jxodroom duplrx next
doo-r may also 00 purchaSC'd ns a
packag{>. \V01Jld you like an exc:tllcnt
ln\'eslment?
. '
FINER HOMES
DOVER SHORES
A very exceptional, quality home, 3 large
bedrooms, spacious master suite, family
r o o m , exquisitely decorated throughout.
Asking ............................ $115,000:
Open Sat. & Sun., 1363 Galaxy Drive.
LIDO ISLE
•
TOP EXECUTll(I ,
Only for those who want, and' can afford,
the iinest ! Bay &: ocean view 6-om Jiving
room, family room aJ\(I modern kitchen. Four
big bedrooms and three full batlis plils pow·
der room. Gorgeous easy care grounds with
completely walled, big fun pool, Only a few
blocks irom Irvine Country Club. Listed with
us at $115,000. OWner wants to move NOW
and will carry own financing!
OPEN SUN. l • 5 2015 Geleho Terroce
. '
.
. SHOW .STOPPERS ·
' EASTSIDE POOL UTATE
Imagine a 20x30' Uviog room with fireplace,
3 Baths on a lot 1251300. Zoned for horses,
5 car garage part could be us..i for stable
with large work area. Elecll'U: kitchen -
Hardwooil lloors. All Ibis pill! a 20x40 pool
completely fenced . -................ $79,500
Owner will finance with normal down.
'
1,\YFIONT .APT.
vi... ~ Udo. Pi<• • allp available-. Enc1oRd prqe.
$28.500.
Ooorte Wiiiiam...,
Realtor ·
6'1M350 Ews. m.1564
OPEN HOUSE
3 A FAM a: POOL * * 1701 Galatea TttT., Irvine
Terr. CdM 615-3000;
'
.Sele1 through the Multiple Listing
Ser\.ice of the Newport Harbor·
Coate ~ti• Board of Realtors
totaled $21,012,995 for the first
4 montha of 1969. This reprt1enh
634 'una 1ele1. Liat your property
with a Reeltor today. ' ·, • I One of the most beautiful Bayfront homes in
Newport Harbor area. 5 bedrooms, formal ~g room, tastefully decorated. A custom
duality home with luxurious carpeting &
HARBOR VIEW HILLS , CUSTOM BUILT 3600 sq. ft. 54$-'11162. &m 1-4
16"46 entertainment room with wet batr and • li~Ooo?'"~%r~a~I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ raperies; pier & slip ............... $225,000. Call for app't.
TWO STORY BRICK
4 Bedroom home ; 5,000 sq. ft, oi brick, tile
& wood, all downstair rooms paileled ; living
room, dining room, \fen & beamed ceiling
game room with huge fireplace. Beautiful
Anthony Pool. This home is truly built to last
forever. . ........................... $90,000.
i Call for app'l
BUILDER MUST SELL
: New, impressive home in exclusive area. 4
: b.edrooms, 3 ba~s, huge family room with
: f1teplace & walk-in bar. Formal dining room
; plus breakfast area. Asking ..... ., .. $82,500.
i Open Daily. 1338 Santiago Drive.
• •. CORONA DEL MAR CHARMER
: Newly deCorated 2 bedroom, 1 bath' home
· with fireplace & separate guest accomodat .. i ions. An exciting home on a lot & a half -. . t b Littl ; JUS a ove e Corona ............. $47,500.
: WESTCLIFF
1 Newly painted 3 bedroom home with den.
. Buil~-in electric ,kitGh,en, new draperies. Im·
; mediate possession .. , ... , ..... , . , , , .$42,500.
; Call for app't.
COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE
Rambling ranch style home with pool, situ-
ated on large lot. 3 Bedrooms 3 baths used
brick fireplace; beamed ceilin'gs throughout.
. . . . . . . . . .. .. .. " .. " ..... " " ...... $59,500.
iohn macnab
REAL TY COMPANY
901 Dover Dr., Suite 120
642-8235
Be our guest for a preview of lbls delighUul
executive home. It's too beautiful to leave,
but owner has been transferred. and must
sell. Everything is immaculate and lbougbt·
fully planned in every detail. 4 bedrooms plus
family room with wet bar, Master bedroom
is 15x17 with cozy fireplace. Loads of cup-
boards, closet space galore & modern Dl·
chen plus large formal dining room. $67,900
SHORECLIFFS
221 MORNING CANYON
BRING YOUR PAINT BRUSH & CHECK
BOOK. Older 2 story Coloniai 4 bedroom 4
bath. Key access to beach/ jetty & ocean
view irom upper story. OPEN Sunday 1 to 5
2828 E. Coast Hiway
Corona del Mar " 673·3'770
Gener•I 1000 General 1000
BALBOA PENINSULA POINT
45 ffff of 1ay1r .. 1 wl"' ·pier ud float,
-5 ledrocn, 31/a latfl home!
Try $160,000
hcluslve with
BALBOA BAY PROPERTIES
101 Mcfodd"" l'laco, Nowport leac~
at the Newport Oc.:ean Pier . 673-7420 . 673-'127
used brick fireplace . -4 large Bedrooms
3~ baths, all custom built Qn private drive.
With 10% DOWN ..................... $54,500
HARBOR HIGHLANDS BEAUTY
You'll appreciate this 4 Bedroom, a bath
with large family room. In glorious Harbor
Highlands. Owner is leaving for New York
and will give June 15 possession -It's out·
standing and only ..................... $55,500,
546°2313 * 646-7171
WE NEED SALESMEN
Open Sun. 1 • 5 3401 Ocun Blvd, CdM
O\'eaniront; view of jetty. Beautifully ap-
pointed 3 bdrm., 2 bath & den home.
Open S•t/Sun. 1 .. 5 620 J•smine, CdM
Lovely 2 Bdrm., spacious den-library 1 fire-
place, 2 baths, PLUS separate house for in·
come. On two R-2 Jots. Owner will finance.
Rustic Duplex So. of Highway
2 Bedroom home built around sunny patio,
and c h e e r y studio apartment with deck .
...... '." ......... -.................. $47,500
ORANGE COAST PROPERTY
332 Morguorlte, CdM 6n.ISJO
General 1000 General 1000
.-...--..~ ;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;.11 .-----=! I Owner Must Sell Builden Look! J .;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;J::-------l;.;000= General 1000 Assume SlM.% loan, take over Approximately t acre. Close WESTCLIFF • BY OWNER: Leaving ,c;tate. --------.maU eqUi.ty on big 4 b:lrm in Newport Beach location. $41, 9 50 BA YSHORES Home & inoome (2) 2 BR NEAR WESTCLIFF ' bath family room home in can be dlvidod into .... ...i
Z Story. Come see this large hses in xlnt cond. on lg lot, 3 Large Bedrooms, 2 Baths. Mesa Venle, Pouble fire. building sites, leaving good . L:r w~~'!. ~ 01::~ 4 BR 3 bath, sep, din rm, fncd separately. Block wall, Living rm & family nn both place, large patio. $18S rnon-3 bdnn home on one.
:blight living room with patio & boat yard, Make shrub & !ruit trees. Quiet \VI frplc:s. Patio, new tb pays everything. Heritag!' Arnold & Freud
"'-.-amed ce:ii~-and, mas-otter. Asking resid'I, close to stores & draperies, bltns. Cul-de-&1.c. Real Estate 540-llSl (open 388 E. 17th St., Cl\.f
!,'"'stve-used bn~k fireplace. . $55,000 scbl. See lo apprec. ltiG-B Immaculate! $3.l,750. By eves). Realtors 646-77M
Virginia Pl., C.M. owner. 642-1679 aft 12 noon tHice family room looks out 2622 Vista Or., NS
·-to lovely enclosed patio. OPEN SUN. 1-5 ?Bright sunny kitchen com-
1plete with over-size ser-
iVice room, Huge bedrooms! .£xtra. large It for privacy.
iA home with lots cd charm
j&,nd warmth. Our 'exclusive.
,$.lbmit Your smaller Mme
-on our guarantee sale plan,
Gener•I 1000Gener•I 1000 General 1000 Gener•I 1000 COMM.&HOME1r.:::::;:,;,,;:~~~==========================~
Located on busy street. Price
just reduced S14,500. Call
!or details. Only
. ; WE SELL A HOME
EVERY 31 MINUTES
alker & Lee
; $17,900
t&stsi.de Fixer -Upper 3
~nn home, 69xll9' R·2 lot.
jflrive by comer of Cecil
~ & Orange Ave. C:all
-to see Inside.
: WH TALKS HERE '
Newport
11
Victoria
646-8811
SHARP 4 BEDRM.
NEW AREA
With all built in kitchen de--
signed expressly for the
1ady ot the house, pink ap-
plianci!s, pink tile. His and
her baths, 2 patios, one oil
Jiving nn. the other oU the
kitchen. Sellet anxious -
name your tenns -•
·ORANGE COUNTY'S.
•, LARGEST
'293 E. 17th St. 64"4494
'; 4 BEDRM +
520 SO. FT.
;AMILY RM· $31,5001
Heavy beamed ceilings, ex·
~te piantel"!I, built-in bar,
Expansive brick patio +
lnother patio for BBQ'a, ov·
trlooks a huge heated & ril-
}ered pool. Waterfall + fim.
pond. Assume St,(% loan.
$38,000
51/4°/o FHA
LOAN
can be assumed on this
Mesi Verde 3 BR &. fam..ily
home. Lush landscaping &
even has a h>bby room built
in garage. A steal at only
526,950
3220 Iowa St., Costa Mesa
Open Sat/Sun 1-5
Cheapie Duplex
Clean older unifs with dou.
ble detached garage on 50x
140' lot. Assume $13,400 •
6% loan. Only
$18,950 ...
,PERRON
~ .• • ........ :;'>",~ ...
* 642·1771 Anytime*
DON'T WASTE
YOUR VA-
GET A DUPLEX
2-two bedroom units com-
pletely furnished with i~
come of $3,800.00 every
year. Full 'price is onl,y
$32,450, with no down pay-
ment.
ORANGE COUNTY'S
, LARGEST
293 E. 17th_St. 64"4494
A WINNER
In lovely Newport ShOres.
Community with tennis, pool
and rec. area near Your
door. 3 Bedrooms, 2 bath!,
5 years )'OUng -$26,900 -
Can be seen today.
O THE RLAL
"'\.. ESTATJ.::RS
'4().1720 648 ~7171 • 548·2313
!ARBELL 2955 Horbor _$l9,200 _ 4 Bodrm. ,
Gracious -Spacious s131. -, Payments lnCl.udes every.
Gold & Olive Decor lbing, 2 baU.., Built-in kite!>
OPEN DAILY chen, Attractive wood shut· •s~ 2 BA home neat Mesa tens. Fresh1ypainted ·Fe~ teroe Country Qub. Pan· ed patio, Asaume 5* ti(, loan.
''Jed Jiv rm, huge fam rm. TARBELL M2~1
both w/ "1>ka. lrg entry, THE BLUFFS
·ivalled patio. $.ll.950. Own-3 BR & 2 Ba with co~r lot er. 3002 Ceylon Rd. 545-81$ v~W & ~clous feeling!
Dial our number I: find out CUstom ca.rpta, drpa. other
f.bout a great buy, ~ust extnu. Handy to pool Own.
~ Tender • ~nc • er $(1,500, 6M-0771
btt. I\ ;, • 3 BR f'!tt. PRICE SLASHED lom home for only $18.950
1wW 10 rnAIVA. $9,IOO
••tr "' -· Ev.a ••• -Loree -rtneh hM>< .,. . ~·-' ~·~ _,,. &Oii """"' + • • llllllDY rent.i '"""'°' Tu.om b> I JN!k1 m,..,,. I0,500
·Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND
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........ ......,., DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. Petr91tt ............... ,... .. ., .. '"' -.... lo Ost IKll 11,.,...... II tWs c.11111¥1 eecll PriMf.
(2 Qedroom)
318 "L" Street, Balboa Point
645-2000 (Daily 1·5)
425 Holmwood Drive (Newport Hghts) NB
646-2414 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
(2 Bedroom & Family or Den)
1518 Dolphin Teuace (Irvine Terr) CdM
642-6472 . (Sat & Sun 1·5)
(3 Bedroom)
4821 Cortland, Newport Beach
675-4392 (Fri, Sal & Sun 1·5)
1100 Berkshire (WestcliH) NB ·
645-2000 (Sun 1·5)
870 Governor Street, Costa Mesa
645--0181 Eves: 646-4579 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
511 Santa Ana Ave. (Newport Hghts) NB
671H!210 (Sat & Sun 11-5)
535 Vista Flora (The BluHs) NB
675-6146 (Sat & Sun 3-5)
2141 Vista l':ntrada (The BluHs).)11~,.
644-2370 . (Frl-Sa ...... un)
1319 Bonnie Doone Terrace, CdM
673-7312 ~Open House)
*+217 Raleigh, Costa Mesa .
540-1720 (Sun 1·5)
(3 B
0
edroom & Family or De~)
2918, Paper Lane, NB . 675-4392 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1831 Tradewinds, NB
• 675-4392 (Fri, Sat & Sun 1·5)
**1915 Bayside, NB
675-4392 (Fri, Sat & Sun 1·5)
287 Nassau Rd (College Park) CM ·
646-3255 (Fri. ·sat & Sun 1·5)
2513 ~high Pl (College Park) CM
545-3945 (Sat & Sun)
415 Woodland Pl (Nr Westcllff) CM
MZ.1679 (Altos Fri, Sat & Sun)
1307 Marion Lane (Westcllff) NB
646-0609/540-2858 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
9143 El Colorado Ave:; '.I>\! •
962-5960 (Fri, Sat & Sun all day)
2290 Columbia Drive, Costa Mesa
642-1614 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
*1880 Maul Circle (Mesa Verde) CM
54&-5880 (Sat & Sun l-5)
935 Tiller Way, Corona del Mar
li«-1169 (Fri, Sat & Sun)
1147 (lltheagle, Costa Mesa
!ij0.1720 (Sun 1·5)
3002 Ceylon Rd (Mesa Verde) CM
54.5-8155 (Fri, Sat, Sun all day)
1337 Sussex, Newport Beach
• 646-7711 (Sat & Sun)
2578 Greenbriar Lo (College Park) CM
846-8811 (Fri, Sat, Sun)
3220 'Lowa St .. Costa Mesa
642-lm (Sat & sun 1-5)
(4 Bedroom)
1148 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB
• 642.,8235 . , (Sat & Sun)
*1233 Highland Drive (Westcliff) NB
642-8235 • (Sat & Sun)
512 Rockford Pl (Cameo Highlands) CdM
675-3254 (Sat & Sun)
(4 Bedroom & Family or Den)
1430 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) NB
646-1550 · (Sat & Sun)
8452 Snowbird (E/Beach' & No/AUanta)
HB, 84Ni061 (Sun 1·5)
1358 E. Oceanfront, BaJboa Peninsula
645-2000 (Dally 1·5)
1380 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
1338 Santiago Drive (Westclilf) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
363 Vista Baya, NB
675-4130 (Sun l·S)
2138 Braemar, NB
675-4130 . (Sun 1·5)
16501 Loire Circle (Sol Vista) HB
847-8089 (Sun 1-5)
2479 Fairway Drive, Costa Mesa
846-2819 (Sat&Sun 1·5)
1518 Antigua Way (Dover Sliores) NB
646-3255 (Fri & Sun 1·5)
1836 Santiago Dr (Dover Shores) NB
646-1550 (Sun 1·5)
*1920 Kewamee (Irvine Terr) CdM
675-3000 Eves: 548-7962 (Sun 1-5) **225 N. Star Lane (Dover Shores) NB
644-2430/833-0700 (Sun 1-5)
877 Sandcastle '(Harbor View Hills) CdM
644-2430/833-0700 · (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2341 Irvine '(Back Bay) NB
Sf0.1720 . (Daily 1·5)
1907 Leeward Lane (Baycrest) NB
540-1720 · (Sun 1·5)
1315 Antigua Way, Newp0rt Beach
646-7711 . (Sat&: Sun 1-5)' 2622 Vista Dr., Newport Beach
646-1771 (Sun 1·5)
(5 Bedroom) ·* 1536 Galaxy Drive,. Newport Beach
642-8235 (Sat' & Sun)
(5 Bedroom & Fomily or Den!
2038 Calvert Ave., (Mes, Verde) CM
54&-3081 (Sunday)
CONDOMINIUMS
(2 -3 & 4 Bedrooms)
141 Yorktown Lane, Costa Mesa
544).1151 (Open Daily)
(2 Bedroom)
1509 Cornwall Lane (We1tcllff) NB
54M806/49$-1806 (Sat & Sun 1-8)
DUPLIXIS
(3 & 5 Bedrooms)
620 Margiierlte, Corona de! Mar
846-3928 Eves. 644-1655 IOpen Dally)
INCOME PIOPEITY
(3 Bedrooms Hchj
' 221 E. 21st SL, Costa Mesa
646-8811 (Sat 1-5i ..... *" .... ,, ... '** ........... " .... . 1;llE QUICKER YOU c;:iL; MADGE DAVIS ~lllJO
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ON lHE SALE OF YOUR HOME
NEAR WESTCLIFF
CENTER-
NEWPORT
Beautllul 3 BR home with
hardwood Ooon. Walk to
school & shopptn&.2 bath!J,
spacious li ving r o o m ,
fireplace. Fenced rear
yard with lovely covered
pa.Uo. Lo\\'C!it priced home
In Harbor Highlands . on-
ly $28,500. Call for lhov.·.
ing. 548-M40
STUNNING
MODERN
FEARLESS·
FRUGAL·
FINANCING
4 Bedrooms + family
room + built ins + 2
bath!. 2 story vacant
Extra large master
bedroom with bath -ter-
raced kitchen -11,) ~
old -VA appra.iled at
$29, 700 with no down pay-
ment to quallUed Vet or
low down to FHA. Priced
al S29, 100. 546-5440
Anaheim 546-5440
REAL·
I ' '
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' SPANISH
HACIENDA
Lovely 3 BR & l!UV fam.
room Mme In Costa
Mesa. Walk to all schools
le shopping. D\sHncUve
tile entry, 23' living: room
with ftttpl&ce, outatan-
ding kitchen with bullt-ln
oven .t. range &: DIW
quality carpets & drapt>~.
1 '4 be.th, atall shower.
Asking $30,950 -EZ
This 4 BR & family roon\
modem home In Newpu1·t
Beach la designed with
the whole tamUy in mind
-2%. bath!, over 2400 sq,
ft. or livini space. A
kitcheh. that lightens the
labor ol compaey with all
electric blt-in OYCn k
range -beautiful tiled'
tops & splash -
dishwasher, extra lante
service room with londs
of closet space. Tl'affic
tree Jiving room wl!h
fireplace & sliding door to
rear patio with Jireplt.
Separate formal dining
room. Mature manicured
lawn with sPr Ink 1e r 1
Priced at $53.,950 -
Assume 5~% insurance
loan. Call now for show·
Ing. 54&--SUO
REASONABLE· •
REALLY :
Vacant large 3 BR with t
family room -near the • .>
Newpcn1 Harbor-H I a: h
School. Lovely r u 11 t t c
modem -all newly
painted e."tcrior, 1 %
baths, stall shower. Extra
tel'm.11. 546-54-10
REDUCED $3000
Some lucky buyer will
buy thls 4 BR home belo\\'
market 5 YNrS youn.I{.
Fann atyle kitchen \\1th
blt-ins I: dlabwuhtt. 20 )C
13 living room wt.th tplc •
w/w cpt., In lllOlt rooms.,,
2 baths with stall shower,
Newly painted extftrlor •
Plus large bonus roam
over garap. FHA -.p-
pralsed, now only $28,4SO.
Lo\v dn pymt. Hurry! -
SELLER•.
SACRIFICES·
STUNNING
3 BR + f.amUy room + 16
" 32 heated pool + 2
baths + Hke new ex.
pensive ' wtw sh a. g
carpeting + C U S t 0 m_
d1'8.pe1. Oubf&ndlng step
u.ver kltcben with blt-in
.oven & ranie &
dhlhwasher. Turri.fie rear.
yard, ideal for -en-
tertainln&' auests. Con-
venient locatioll n e o. r
acho(!ls & shopping. Only
$30,500. EZ terms:54&-M40
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6% LOAN
lg. master bedroom •
loads of closet spaoo.
Spacious livirig room with
double fireplace. Bit-In kitc~n. All electric: W/w
cpts & drapes. Priced at
only S31,'950. EZ
terms. 546-M40
QUAIN.T·
CHARMING
\Vith a delinite person.
allty. This older 3 BR +
family room home Is dlf·
fennt. Choice Newport
Beach location near
.Ha r b o r High. Spotleal
condition tbruoat.
Fanta.&tic 18 x 20 •unken
family room with ·rock
'11all + hearth. Spacious
living room too, wlth
W/W carpets -quality
dl'Rpes. Separate dining
room with beam ceWng.
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hOme with lar&e added
family room, lo\tely stone
fireplace. 2% baths -1tatl
shower. Like new w/w
cpta. New tile floor iii
kitchen. Over mt aq. fPet
of llvtnr_ ana. Full pt'lce
on1y $25.500. S173 ino.
payment. includes )r!n.,,
intertst. taxea, insurance.
Hurry 546-.M40
Bright kitchen. Parle like •
4 BDRM.
"PACESITTER"
This nuitic home wlll
delight the entire lam.Uy.
Excellent location con-
venient to everything.
Shake root. Well
landscaped. All electric
built in kit -loads of cup..
boards. · 15 x 18 living
room • w/W cpQ+draPea
-fireplace, Ample cloletl
thruout. F e n c e d lftl'
yard. Asking $34,000. EZ
tenns 541Ki440
yard with covered patio, •. :
Priced right at $34,000.
10% do1vn. 546-5440 (! •: TOWERING PINES "
in your cwn yard. Fine 3 _ '
BR home &: family room l,' ,In Mesa Verde. Func-
Z CHOICI LOTS tional Door plan, 1"-''
bath!, built-in oven A: 1'~.
range, latie • e rv l c ~
In beauUful L a 1 u n ·a
N..,,d, ~lly lmP'V"'"
ready to bulld: 'lOlcl24
with view ... outatandUle
location Inez pa nd In 1
area. $11.000 each -$2200
down. 546-5440
porch, 1'rge Uving room, !:: w/w carpeti 6 drapea.
Near 11h0pplng. 0 n l 7 li'
12<,SOO • VA/FHA flnao.
clng., 5'6-6"0
I POOL HOMES I
POOL TIME OWNER ltEOuC&D . '.C:OOL POOL ·' . . PRICE Great tor enterialnJ.na.
tt',s clOse-at hand. Thts· 3 SJIJOI) -Thll' quality, 2 T --'-· ..nntleu 3 BR + •tory 3'BR +·dfn +· .....,V",,. .. ,..,.,
BRJFM home· 1n Met& family room ftn' qu\ck family room home , ip
Verdo Is prict'd right tor a sale. Eastrkfae Eat.ale. 2 ch o i c e We at c 11 ff
quick sale. Newly Jll,inted atory Contemponry, 3 neighb6rhood. 2 bJockB to BDRM .. Den I: Fam. Rm. ·
· interiot. t ~ "l>a"lhl, ital1 &-poo1;r ·2~s-baths· -·main shopping centtt; 30
1hower. 14'1~' 11 vi n r marble ,pullmans •. Enc!os· fool heated & llghted•JIOO), ed front patio courtylird
room, flttplace, ample open cdlin&s. stone' trpl. In .. beauw'w landscaped
closet space. eustom pool extra WP. family rqorn; Rtt1rw. Great k 1 t c he 1i
1 1 ' cerarillc tile. kitchen
with automatic lwet!JM!?,~ w/~ uh_ cabinet, all Willi walls of cup~ ..
Jots of decJCfna 'PrtCed at ·electric bu 11 t-1 na • • bll-~s -distw.'8.1her. 2
· Tremendoua enttttalnlng. $21,500. Make oUtr It Rear yd., heated pool, baths. This warm and
atart 'packlnl' SfW440 Mr.tMn. dftulng rooms, friendly homo b priced
garden llahts! ! I Priced to rllht at $44.9'"~ .. compe.re
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FOR SVRE! ~ ~ buy. 546-S+tl
OPIN
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!JARDIN GROVE
.,...,. by and lmpoct thlo 3
BR 6 FR + cu.stom
Fi.ta pool 4111. cov.m
Pl\tio. Park like yard.
mt-In own 1c ringe, 2
baths. 15 x 41 'foot ltvlilV room. Pr1ct $3%,500 VA
F1iA IC'nns. 5tWf40
HOU SIS•
425 LENWOOb DR.
Vacant ) Br + famU,
l'OOn). -newly painttd ~·
terkJr & lnttrior. Blt-,In
ldt. .. breakfast bar -114
b a ttl1·. Extra 111•
bedtcom1. Price $31,~
Mile" otter. l BUc So. 11\h
St. !:Qt of Tustin ~
IOIN THI ACftON' NOWI .
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Program· Hoq> at Profit Sharlnl Plan. · For a rewardin-Re l Estate c-r. Earn more $$ • Tralnlna
24 YEA SUCCISSFUL BUSINESS .
' PAUL~ WHITE· CARNAHAN
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FRI/SAT/SUN .
2'0I BAl<ER -V. ILOCI< TO PAR!<.
FORMAL DINING ROOM -1100 Sq. Pt. of
' LIVING" Localed in Meaa Verde's finest sec-
tion. This immaculate 3 bedioon! home Is
; ' . better tban new. Brand new LUSK CARPET· ! ING. All repainted inside & out HUGE FAM·
• IL Y ROOM with fireplace. AND a W POOL
I' · ' you can really swim In. Only ball block to
PARK & SCHOOLS & .Dear \0 gOll course. I ~ With the Library, shopping conveJ.lienUy near. !· · by, everything just fits right for living enjoy·
I ' ment.
' 1 FHA/VA urgent need for fast sale •• Owner
:· agrees to pay points. On conventlonal financ-1 · ing. can save $1500. Home ts localed in MESA
• • VERDE & reflects pride-of-ownership by its •
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5 bdrm. 3~ bath Baycrest
home. All large rooms.
Lovely master suite. A
home of ruJ. character for
the> young executive with
growing family.
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OR SAL• HOUSIS 'OR SALi HOUSll 'OR SALi HOUSll FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SAL•
llliloonoral 1• Clononl IOOOGonorol 11100 Gonoral 10000-al 1000 Coat&-
lncNlt Pool H--$45,500
Foul 1*lioom. plus Wnlb' room. Dramatic
rock flnplace, larae side yard& PotenUal
show place.
CllfflMme
PresUge Newport Beach addnu. 3 bedroom,
beam ceWna pueled family room with rock
fireplace aiil separate dln1nx n>0m. BeaUti·
fully landscaped, double de1ached garage.
Transferred owner asking $34,000.
r-nts RetNat
The silence la Colden In Uda 24%19 ft msater
suite. .3 additional bedrooms plus 3 baths.
Large sunken living room with dramatic
mirrored llreplace wall. Bo8i port and double
detached pnse. '29, 750 with a low illte?esl
FHA loan to be 151U!Ded.
FOR A WlSI BUY
Colesworthy & Co.
642-7777
LAST CHANCE at 7.2%
RANCHO LA CUESTA baa only 3 bomes
left. Modell are orn lo& you to tour
10 ~II to 7 PM. 1 2 story, 3 & 4 bod·
roolll,. homea with 2 or 3 balha, Mlaa!on
We or ihake roof, fireplaces, concrete
driveways, heavy rou gh cut beams, built-
Ina, famlly & dlnlng rooms.
Such a beauUful price range •• , $24,995
to ·~,200 with VA or conventional
financing as low as 10% down. 80% «
00% loans at 7.2%. Each succeeding unit costa more, so take advantage of these
pricel.
HURRY!
' UIKHO lA CUIDA HOMES
On Brookhurst 1t Atl11nta ••• 968-2929
Huntington Beach
St•p '•nll111
ill 0¥1r tew11.
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II~ MESA YIEftOE Dlt. 1 COST.\)iltSo\ • l"HONt 546·5990
SPACIOUS ( BDRM. 2 BA. 2
frplca. SparkUns dean. Nlct
'-P'I· Wolk IO ' ldlla. $21.«KI. TU:e aver 5~ 1'
klan. Immed. ~.
Coll .....,. -()ptb Sat A: Sun 1-5. ,1131 Iowa st.
Mesa Vttde
RED!XX>RATED Monticdlo
C.Ondomlnium. New carpeta,
riew drapes. 3 Bclnn (2 +
den} 2 bath. call owner
M>-2944 for awt
BEAUTIFUL f.S Bed.f!OoM, 2
story, loved family home.
....,, exbu. Priced rl&hL
3lC E. 22nd St., CM. ~
eves A WkndB. 5'8-5003
IMMAC., S Br, hlm nn, fin
1ar. Rumpua nn, ideal for
kids/~. $31.500 no dn GI
or 6\4 1'HA.. 3 :yrs old.
540-3647
BY OWNER 3 BR Home\ ..
E. aide, i-w. sh!e. Vrt7 lrr -""' '°""' 51'-61\%. Need cash. 548-1059
"'!!!!!!!--------;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~I * BY OWNER-POOL. l -·--r.:i::• -:,~:.,. -"1000 No DOWN VETS oR WEs1cuFF BR. , ... ~ ....... x.u. LR. """"" DOWN FHA OR U>w maint yrd. $30,500. ,,..,,.. " " ..,. ~-~c.:.-:' ='---iiiijiiiijjiiijjiiijiiijjjjjiliijliijiiiijjji;jiijijiiijjil •-OPEN SUN. 1 "5 * 64&-'895 * J==;,=====,;:-:;;,lw~' 10 ~·· ~ :i ~r ~tlll~ 1100 BERKSHIRE LOVELY 3 Br, 1% Ba. tam f
lOOOGonor1I 1000
PETE BARRm
REAL TY OFFICE
WISH TO HONOR
THE
SERVICEMEN OF OUR COUNTRY
OFFICE OPEN Sat. & Sun.
PETE BARRETT REALTY
1605 W1tlcliff Dr. N.B.
642-5200
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TRIPLEX -OCEAN FRONT
Would yw ~li1vo $82.5001
Seller may tr11cle for L!do
BALIOA BAY PROPERnES
IOI McFadden Ploco, Newport Beach
ot tho Newport Ocun Plor
67:1-7420 67:1-9117
model COldition, Iart:e 3 bed· Interest eonadous 1 Then rm. encl patio, bltns. lusb
rooms, 2 bath BEAMED don't over1ook th1a very at· crpt, blk tnc1 tplc. $27,~ -
CATHEDRAL CEIL 1 NG tractive 3 bedroom home, 5" % usum. loan. 642-1£14
home completely prolesllon.. Room on large pool-size cor-$Zl,900
ally redecorated Inside and ner lot fot expansion. Extra SPOTLESS house + iuesl
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grounds and spacious patio kitchen. Rec;luced to $48,5@. Ltg park-like R,.3 lot, fruit,
in lovely, lovely quiet area. Owner's health reason for trees. 2308 Santa Ana Ave.!
VERY PRIVATE MASI'ER sale. Existing T.D. E-stde Owner. 642-2983
BEDROOM w!tb ootaldo ac-Pleue call Mrs. Fay BY OWNER ces.. AIL ELECTRIC kitch· lay & Beach en and dishwaabet'! Watu 4 BR., 2 BA, w/ pla.ybouae
&Oltener! Trade 1n y 0 u r Re•lty, Inc. $27,000. Assume Irr: loan
anaJ1er home on ttu, very 901 Dover Dr., NB SUite l2Ei 298 Princeton Dr. ~
special beauty! 1 645-2000 EYe$. S48-6966 (College Park areal
Gonoral 1000 Gonor1I 1000 WE SELL Aj.IOME ""~~~~!'!"~!!!! HOME & bu<iness unde< l
1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I;;========;;;.! EVERY 31 MINUTES HERE'S YOUR ... , . lcid• ..,, """" in "' 1; COURTYARD """. l Walker &·Lee DOLL HOUSE ~~"",::-br"!· .~: r:vv It's got to be the cutest hou.'le 54&.8676 DOVEi SHORES
COWGE PARK
OPEN
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546-5990
AND ·
"forever View"
2790 Harbor Blvd. at Adams
. 56~91
Open 'tll 9 PM
::;,,. '='bys~~~ Pacesetter Reduced
on the marlret with 2 big -ASSUME~=~511-%~~1 .... -~l~l3"1· 1
bedroom!; and • den., built in kitchen, ~lace, wall mo. Lrg 3 BR home. full din ~ wall , 2 •:-.. A.. rm. $22,990. 1993 Meyer Pl. •u carpe.. pauv.,"""'" cor. Seal, morth of 19th. ble garage, immaculate -ready to be lived in, Open Fri. &. Sun. 54&-3097
to be completed early Aug. Unusual value in a 4 BR +
ust. B_uy now & select your added family room, 11ingte
own tiler, colors & carpet-floor home Used brick fke.
!ng, 3180 sq ft of li""1g place & tronl trim. Great 293 E. 17th St. 646-1494 area. landscaping with covered
OPEN HOUSE
ASSUME 514 GI LOAN
Open House Sat &. Sun 1·5
599 Traverse Dr, CM
4 BR, pool, wn't Lut! Agt.
4 Bdrm 3 baths plus pow· patio. Best Mesa Verde val-ORANGE COUNTY'S
der room, 3 car garn&e, ol ue at $37,650. LARGEST
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1105
4 BR 2 BA/LOW DN. St" down IMnr ro>m w!tb • COATS GOLF or SWIM
hlP beam!d ceiling. Rich-& 2300 sq. ft. custom home, 3
Jy pa.neIJed lamlly room WALLACI BR 2% baths, dining room to existing huge 6% GI loan.
wtth second tittplace &: REAL TORS &. fa.rnlly room. Loaded with $202/mo includes taxn &
walk·in wet bar. Large is-546-4141-eldras. Beaufilully1andscap... ins. Frplc, epU, drps etc.
land kitchen. separate in..-henl-I ed -16x30' Roy&.} Pool. Oean. $28,500. Owner/qt.
b"ald&I nook, 1"'32' heal-....-• .... OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 5<60580 ~~autiful Well&-built !==== MAUI CIRCLE, 1 'EXTRA==...,..,..--co-rn-~-,"'io"'L-3'I
home b truly an invitation OcHn front Triplex MESA VERDE BDRM's w/ enclosed patio,
to elegant living. Welcome! Very best rental area,. do1e ~-5UO boat i:ate, ~2459
Roy J. Ward Co. to everythhlg. Owner saya c:m-.a..t11l BY OWNER 2 story, 3 bath,
(Baycreot 0!!1c<) .,_ tnoome llo.400. on1,y E REALTY 5 BR, formal din rm, nowly
1430 Galaxy OriVe 646-1550 5 yn. old. 4. S a: 1% BR., Mlmllltlrbor,CM cptd. $35,500 Conv fin. avail.
Open Sat/SUll 1·5
all furnished. Goes 1 or/!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!/ 51&-75114 .
$110,000. Good financing. To. 3 llNIM $20 950 ========/
870 Governor, St., CM day's prices "WOn't last! UU1'1'1•. • , Mesa Verde 1110
$150 DOWN llDl)llRI
fffAivA REALTY
2al5 W, Balboa Wvd ., N.B.
3 BR home on 1ug, Jot prlc. o-n Sunday 1-S ed at $19.500. Out al state r-
owner may sell tor FHA ap... 1&36 Santiago Drive
pra.isal. Make offer. Exciting Spanish 4 bdnn 3% e be.th \Vells' built.home. In-
ner court yard with .retract-
able J'OOl for indoor outdoor
~ living at itl nXlllft lwrurlou
Panoramic viN' of Upper 143 Broadway. 64.'HlW Bay Priced to teU.
Eves. &16-4579 Roy J. Ward Co.
Newport Heights <..,._, Offke>
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FHA loan. Owner will ClllT)' 2nd T0-8ubrnit down. Near Suchen Sle ein Haus In Mesa
shopping. Costa Mesa-Npt. Verde? Habe 3 Schlab:im-
Realt;y 64&!161i6 642-2221 mer Pacesetter, mlt en·
' tzuclreOOcm Garren 1,od en· VA Repossession onnec Kuocbe. c.i. Elk•
Costa Mesa 3 BR 2 bath 546-2313
home. 1 % year oki bit-ins,
lg fam rm, spacious Uv. rm.
all panelled. $1250 d ow n
onJy $28,950.
P.W.C. 546-5'40
O THEREAJ,
·'"\.. E:STATERS ' .
546-2313 • 644~7171
C 1100 5 BR. 2 glory, 2100 lq. ft. otf• Mesa Mesa Verde Pacesetter.
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Three/Fam/Pool GI Loan 112.00 mo '.~Galaxy 0<s-tsso
No quallfing. assume 6% • Which means we art of.fering
loan, do you want open New Li1t1ng a loVeJy l BR, 1 %. bath
courses. Has all extru!
Fabulous lndsc'g w/back
yard fountain. Cose to all
schls, college, frwys. Call
AM 54f..3081
beam ceilings brick fire-Extn, extra sharp 1 bdrm bame with !am nn, and a
place hard~ noon. art Condominium Brand ll!W on awimming pool at a price stud~ or guest room, boat the market. tll'lUIUally larp you will hardly believe.
or trailer access, ivy cover-bedroom. Adults onl,y. Call Us To See:
cd pa.Ho located in Newport ~ SU-SllO BURR WHITE, Rltr. ore. 637...J930
l-Ielghts ! Then call today, f.-W-thelblt 2901 Newport Blvd., N.B. ASSUJ\.1E 514 Loan. lJve in Oll.E~!!EAL'll 675-4630 Eves. 67J.0859 •pacious l800 '•· fL 3 BR, 2
•lSX>lil .. KlrW-BA. Family rm, Ranch
ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGEST
293 E. 17th St. 646-4494
* BY OWNER * homo. N•u goU coone.
4 BEDRM. • $32,500 Mesa Verde decoraton two $33,0CC, Owner. * 54:>-069t
''NORTHGATE'' story cruitem s-t;y~ home. MOVING Eut-Owner m111t
Your own private orchard • ~~ms, 3 baths, used seU! 4 BDRM, 1%. BA.
r a.lsed brick planters. 2 "''11,;A family room, min'ottd Close to schls, 1 hp•1 ,
baths. Electrlc built-in kitclt-dinin& room, W*!d brick ter· churches. $23,900 * 546-7308
VACANT ·~. ~ land-en. Family room. Covered 3 BR., 2 BA, PACESETTER.
patio, 'Ille entry, 540-1T20 acaped. Immaculate. Be newly decoratm inside. By
EXCLUSIVE: Spacious 4 BR. TARBELL 2955 Harbor ; ~~Dr~~; =l prlnc. only $32,950.
family """' -.. Mov, in OPEN HOUSE '""'757
cond<llon, s.n " 1..,.;..,. Frl./Sat/S -..,,s"'""'N...,G"'t"BY=""'oWN=ER=--1 00n. Bad<Bay. 1n ~~ Coli"l!• Park 1115
JEAN SMITH Euta!de, 4 BR, 2 BA Cov. -~-----1 2612 REDLANDS CC p a tt o, 1 hake r o o <. 3 BR " den, hwd fin, cov R Ito 3 BR 2 bath Sll;sl dishwasher, trp!c, c r pt, patio, blk ...ui. close to ea r DAVIDSON Roalty ...... "hoolstahope. 126,900. By
M6-3155 5'6-54fiO EYe. S&1m1 sn.im 646-2819 0wnr 545-3945
400 l:. 17th, Costa '-fesa Wbl~ elephant&! Dime-a-line DAILY Pnm WANT ADS!
Cash Talks
Owners MUsr sell 1 he: l r
POOL homos. Aaldng $32,500
& $35.~. Both with many ru-. feetW"fs. For details
& terms c:all MR. NELSON
&40-1151 Heritage Reel Es.
tale: (open eves}
White Elephants!
IL Y II 0 IC Tourilfl Y-,!ay I _,t
I I• I I' I to tho top ol lllO fmplt9 -..._ ... _ __. _ __. _ _._._ .. _ .... Building to loolt at .. city.
l U Point & Saw
)lrrtfl hilly ~5U,B~oh ~~
pool, tunny room ~ dining
pretenh t. f'OCllll. Nearly 2900 sq n.
~--waUdJw distance to Mesa
"F~~t'!~N~'
plan JUd1 for Aus. dellv.
~ry. 4 BR 3* t.. Um Tm
wet bu, 19x32' PoOL 8'U'
DOW to lcled ~
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ISlPHAM I .... .-..';!.... r r I" I I ~t1'i:.~~ •;;.: r r r r r r r r r r r 1 •E I I I I I I I I I I I 11
UNIQUI! DESION vmi. °""''"' Oub. Ownir
()ntom built bomt. ~ rekatinc out af U'tH:UISI
tlonal -lo detail ..n1
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patio. 1125.000. GE REALTY -·""-Ulll Weatdlfl Dr, NB &IWDl l!!! .... '!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!"""''"'"'"'
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DOYER SHORES
6 BR. 5 BATHS Im"""'. M-V-home,
NEW 2-STORY II> bolllo, den. din nn, poo1.
VIEWI $11t,._ oh<d lot. l!l,900
'l'rank Jam'" Nil' -7 DAVIDSON Roalty
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(Baycttst Offict)
J(.1() cw., Dr, .... 151(1
OPEN HOUSE
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salt• from SI.fl» down. 2-3
&4 Bdrms.Foroai..A
rental Worm&Uon. c • 11
Herltqe Real E I t a t •
50-USl (open e\'ts)
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HOUSES "OR SALE ~··"ALI Apts. Fu,..llhed 12110Nowport Buch 120t ~ dol Mor 1u.c ...... •1 Mor 1250 Hunli!'i!•• Beech 1400Hunlington _., 1400 L-e BMch ·1705
' Huntington Be1ch 2400 UniYw1lty P1tk
• THE ILUFF'S • OPEN SAT. & SuN: 1 • 5 ONLY 2 HOMES LEFT A WALK
IN SPACE 3 BR. T~, ...,., "1>1·
, Nr. beach. AduJta, tud'len..
Leue $2'J$. !UIS WUd11i'OOd.
Opt.n sun or 213: ~
YEARL• 1-3 ~IA Dtn or t Bdnn., 3 bi .. eov~m1 paUo., ~ .~ I all elcetric ldtchl!a. ckK&fe ,
oven. table top atove, :
3 BEDROOM, 2 BA TH 1430 S.r...de, Irvine Terrie:• New homes, ready to move in. ""' mile
from beach. Fir•t payment up to 60 days
after move tn •
That will bo )'OW' first Im·
~ulon, when yw aeo lhll
SPACIOUS 2 Btory home.
Butt. T ON 1 ~ LOTS TJIA'.l'
OFFER A SCENIC VIEW
OF TiiE OCEAN, Detailed
11.U wOOd exlerior In cluaic
Laguna architectural •tyl-
lng, large sun porches ~
r.IOeed with post & rail•.
Split level Model "F" on beautiful greenbelt.
Original low leasehold. Newly painted. Cal'
pets & drapes.
Tell your friends about this I m m a c111 a t e
home in Beautlful Irvine Terrace. 'I'hey wW
thank you for it. • •
$42,500 Te<ms VA/FHA. From $22,990.
Leguno a..ch 2705 UCI, ""°"""" "'~· 5'11 . Die .. Fwy., ..,.. .... I
Weektnda or week.da.)'I aftlr
OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 3 -S Wm. Winton, Realtor
129 Marin•, Ba lboa lsl1nd
CORAL SHORES
LSE mod 2 bdrm, colored
TV, wuber, deyer, Ki Fl .
$250. per QlO. !MO Templehill
Dr. Ml}-.88U, eva 494-0tl>f
5 p.m. By ~r 83J...202'1 l -
535 VISTA FLORA
CALL OWNER AT 675-614' 675-3331 Opon 'tll 9 Every Nl~hl (on Garfield between Beach
962-1353
& Magnolia
SPRA\YUNG • BDRM, • V1c1tlon R•nt1lt 2900 DEN FLOOR PLAN, haa 1.:.:;;;cc.;;::.;.;c.;:.:=;;;.....:;;.;;,;
lrvln• 32~
NEW, 3 Bednn 2 Bath. Dia
Elec. Kit. Fencd Yd. ~.
Drapes, Pool )fembenhit:
Newf)9rt Beach 1200 N•wPort Beach 1200 Corona del Mir 1250 Huntlrigton Beach 1400Huntington ·a.ach 1400
w/y,, carpcllfle' &. CWllOm
drapea lhn.lout. Exciting ls-
Jand ty~ kitchen hi!.!i BILT-
IN RANGE &: OVEN, DISH-
\VSHR., GARB. OISP. &
EXTENSIVE U S E OF
DEEP ST AJNED PitA.1100.
ANY CABINETS.
BALBOA ctme duplex, each
2 BR's, s1eepe 6, crpts,
drpl, short bk>ck to ocean or
bay. SlSO v.•ttk July. S175
week A~t. 2ll Cypress,
Bal, or call 213: 698-6012
Avail. Im.med. Leue $3iO.
Mo. call (213) 377-1102 I
OPEN SAT. SUN. 1-S
425 Holmwood Dr.
CHEERFUL HOME
Ih Newport Hts. Nice 2 Br.,
din. nn. frplc. Dbl garage
on alley. l..iui;e back yard,
fenced. Asking ~.000.
NEWPORT HTS.
VIEW
See this w1usual lixer upper
on 2 view loll worth $17,0CO
each, 4 Br. J Ba. 2 kllch-
cllli. 3 garages. I lobby shop,
AND a gurst house. 2nd
11tory veranda on 3 sides or
hou.sc. Asking $37,500. Make
oiler.
CHOICE CAPE COD
TIYO story. Deluxe 5 Br. 2 Ba.
Large home with all the ex·
tras. Like new. Only $39.500.
BEACH DUPLEX
EIAL. PENIN.
Only l block to the Ocean .
· Gooct lnve11tmenl or live in
& rent oul. 3 Br. 2 Ba. & 2
Br. 1 Ba. $45,@ .
0 '*"" ;EALTT
Near NB Post Ofc. 6<16-2-114
BLUFFS
BEST BUYS
Popular Estrelita, 3 huge
BH .. , 21h ba., many, many
eJCtras. 2200 sq. ft. in a \ral·
uable Joe. overlooking pro-
posed marina. This prop. is
$5.000 under market at
$38,500.
Carmelita, \lery llvable 4 Br.
3 Ba. Bluffs la1-gest living
rm., poolside Joe. Decorator
e..-.:tras. 1950 Sq. Ft. Under
market at $39.500.
EASTBLUFF
REALTY
2414 Vista De1 Oro
NE\YPORT BEACH
544:,133 644-2626 Eves.
ATIRAC11VE
OPEN HOUSES
Fri/Sat/Sun. 1-S
CUSTOM BUILT
2 Bdrms .. den. 2 baths, cor-
ner loc. Tip-Top cond. Plu1'
l·Br. sep. hoUSe on 2, R·2
4&APOOL
E>qulsde '""~· """'' Ilv· MODERN LIVING Ing room with li;replace, ror-
Brick, beams. View: new lots. $69.900.
mal dining room overlook·
ing pool, complete equipped
kitchen center. upgraded ap.
pllancr:s, family room with
wet bar. &liding glass doors
to pool area. separate study
or paneUed den large enough
for pool table, 4 good sized
bdrms with exceptionally
large master with too much
\\'ardrobc lipace, 3 baths 3
car garage. $45.000 full price
-has no.ooo in eJCt.ras such
New homes, ready to move in, 1h mile from
beach. First payment up to 60 days after
move in. carpel, drps. 1.5.lOl Dn. Orange CCN11t Property
4821 CORTLAND 332 MarglK'rile 673-8550
Terms VA/FHA. From $21,900 Sandy be&ehlront. 3 & !am NEW LISTING
Room to add. $25,000 Dn. Corona Highlands; 0 c e a n
1915 BAYSIDE view: 3 BR. 2 Ba. You own The Beach
Cheery 3 Br., large ·family
room. Walk to bay, $4200
D,.
lhl' h1.nd. Full price $44,000.
CORBIN-MARTIN
Realtors
ton 8rookhur1t I mile South of Adams)
1831 TRAQEWINDS
SAT/SUN ONLY
Flowe1 fresh 3 BR/2 Ba.
Move-in C"Ondltion. SJl.500
2911 PAPER LANE
®Hal
.'~:.
39IXl ...:. Coast ""'"· 675-4392 Anytime
3006 E. O>ast H\vy., CdM
675-1662 as upgraded taf"Pl'tS & drap-Hunfington Beach 1400 Santa Ana Hgts. 1630
IRVINE Ten-ace EJCccutive es. fixtunis, landscaping.
Home. 3 bdr or 2 heir & $21,000
study. 2 baths. Flooded with llflililj4iiitf!lmd 3 BR 1~ 001h, ~tlO' rcncctl
light, beaut de c 0 rat e d, ~·fT'!F1mtn"' lot, covel'cd 11aho, c1u-pct8,
many extra features. -dr.apes, built-in range & ov-
$4.2,500. 1319 Bonnie Doonc LIST ty en, dishwasher, double 11ar-
Ten-acc. 613-7312 by owner. your proper age beautUui yal'd with confidenc• · ·
HARBOR VIEW llills. Lusk SELL with profes-
homeview. For sale by sional skill Owner. 3 Br .. 2 bath. 935
Till<>r Way. 6 4 4-116 9. THROUGH
156.500. YOUR DIVORCE
SHORECLIFi;· 3 BR, 2 BA. REALTOR MEMBER t.1arin!' 111 School, 10· corner
HOME FOR
HORSES
JtaH acre with coJTal and a
3 Bedroom 2 ha.th home,
clean and neat .• A rare
find at S36.950. •
~-0' THE Rl':AL
~ESTATERS I I • ',
546·2313 • 646·7171
Qtilet tree lined area by the Huntington Beach/ lot ,v/block fcnct', l lge BRs Laguna Beach 1705
BLUFFS· Bay View, on ma· &ea. Fee simple. Access to 2 Fountain Va lley 12JC15' fwn rm, FHA apprais--~-------
;jor green belt. 3 Br. 3 Ba. beaches. Under $50,000. By Listing Service al. Sell GI or FHA $2~.900. LONDON BOUND
many cust features. Low o·.vner. 673-3681 ~ Take over GI 5% % pyntnls, THRILL to the excellence of ~-~8,:...::e· Saaifice ONE of a Kind. Cameo .· HARBOUR ~:~~~EA~h~EALTY custom AIA design. ~P-
. . Highlands, view, pool, 4 BR, REAL TY ing vie,,vs of rolling lillls and
5 BR 4 BA Ivan Wells home $45,900, 6'&-3254 owner. S47-S531 Eves. 431-3769 oceans blue. 4 BR/Den/Din,
wth lg landsc. yd, tam rm, OWNER~ 0 il Vl 5042 Warner Ave. 4 UNITS soaring deeks, open beams, patio. Job trans. reqs im· pen a Y· cw· p1i\'atc deck w fower fioof'S
med sale by owner. $61,500. B~aul. 2 Br., 2 Ba + den. Huntington Beach 2 BRs each. Carpcl5/dropes, ror home orfi~ or in-laws.
833-MI5 wkdays tU 5 pm. 535 Huel, CdM. 673-1869 847-8595 bit-in.~. good condilion & lo-Owner's off to London,
HAWAII BOUND. Must CHARMIN G DUPLEX ,on 5y4o;; cation. Best buy Oil the wants offer lhis weekend and
·sen my deluxe C.ondo. 2 BR d_bl lot, So. of thvy. Owner. 0 n1al'ket only $42,SOI will help finance, Submit
2 ba. pool. 128,500 A.I. $511,500. 673-4169 3 BR f% bath, Newport MUTUAL REAL TY your smaller home in ex· West. $20,500, 123.-.:62x'TSJC59' . 6'16-0732 B Ibo p . I 1300. fenced cul-de-sac lot, \Y /w 842-1418 anytime change or $6,000 down.
HOUSE GARAGE OF· I a -~tnsu ~--carpels, drapes, Palos Vcn::le CONVENIENT cul-d~sac: 3 OPEN HOUSE lhis w~kend,
FICE, 25'x93' lot f.1·1 zone. NEARBAY fireplace, built-in range .& BR, fam rm, 1% ba. Drps, FrVSal/Stlll. ·~ 500 508 31 s NB 3 BR Beach house partly oven, dishwasher, shake crpt's, built-ns, ·rrptc. sharp 1303 Temple Hills ~ st t., · · * furn.· A steal at $32,Soo. roof, Walking dllitancc to lhe yard, play house. $22,900. Hal Pinch in & Assoc.
beach. 847-3459 b'la-4392 49-1-2992
CLIFF HA VEN HOME ? h
Open stairca.<1e lead1 to 2hd
level, w/2 bdrm .• bath, &:
1..ARGE DEN, APPROX.
20 FT., WITH DBL, SU.O.
JNG GLASS WALLS THAT
OPENS TO SUN DEQ< WI
OCEAN VIEW, nus SPAC
IOUS HOME IS VACA.NT A
dl.strc!sed owner sn,ys sell
immed. for
$2',950 FULL PRICE
LOWER ON,
PYMT. 0 .K.
TllE BEST BUY
IN LAGUNA BEACJ I
MISSION REAL TY
985 So, Ooalll lfll.•y., Laguna
Phone 1714) 494-0731
-IDEAL HOME
For your eJCpandlng family:
5 Br's, 3 Ba. On a CUI De
Sac slf'ecl; close In. $36,500,
Or \\'ill lease/option with
Sl,000 option money, $250
month. ,J;)-8-~~
353 N. Coast Hlwa.)'.
Laguna Beach
494-7511
Owner .. Transt.rred
\Viii sell or trade Lq:una
Beach furnished 2 BR
VIEW HOME. Prine, only.
842-1<;00
SUPERB view, newer cust. 3
Br. Sale or exchange.
$15,000 equity. 6 7 5-6 S 9 11
494-7161 Res.
Sµmmer Rentels
HUNTINGTON
HARBOUR
2910
Corona tltl Mar 3250
' BR. 2 Ba. Doll H..mi.;
bHns: 2 yn. new. Adulta.
$275 on le&R. Art fn.-4!ln
Ew
\Yllterfront 4. BDRM lalitbo.
borne complete. lncluding I---------
linens, utensils, sailboat & BAYFRONT w/ tio.t · !'#.P·
pri\latc dock. Summer or Large t BDRM, 2 BA: frtd
longer lease. n4/S47..9645 yard '-i:-Uo.. $f7$ • SS-8100 • ' -PRIVATE BEACH "
,Both swim & boat. La,rge 2 H ,. 1 •--·-L .... "" BR, big patio. eayshorea. 1 un •no ~ -.u1 -r
July & AU&Ust. 64&-25TI or NEAR new, 3 BR. 2 Bi\,
834-5854. crpti, drpii, fenced. near tilr
lMMAC. 2 BQRM, 1 Ba., 500 Edwar:dl/Tablert., $2(IO, iijo.
ft. to ocean; TV, util. pd. n4: 842-2082 oc 21'1:
Special rate for June. $100 347-2843 · 1
Wk.; July $150 Wk· 4 BR, 2 Ba, gar, cpta. Jti;.
64~16; 673-2473 eves. $150. yrly. Avail June 1,, 3
SUMMER rent on Newport Cblldren OK. no pets. j_
Island w/Uve in mllid. t BR 17658 Van Buren. 842":1f6.>
& sundec:k $D> week or $700 CLEAN 3 BR 2 bath, bit.if-.
mo, 6'lr>-0363 006e to 1ehools. ;i
CLEAN Ba.Jboa Beach Units. . 962-'l5&4
Sleeps 2 to W: tor summer
reservations call 673-994.5
315 E. Balboa Blv., Ba.Jboa.
LUX> ISLE • Fif!C!l J BR, 2
BA nlrely furnlshec[
675-5023 or 675-7709
LIDO llile 2 BR apt furn.
Beach&. pier, garage, patio,
view. ~39-!8
,... .. , .. 1AL!)
Houses Unfurnishtd
Loguna BMch 3~ I
. ' NEWLY remodeled, all cpJd.
2 BR. den, frplc, yr. a ..
&dnr inc., 1 blk to bch. 1
Chiquita. Open Sat .Ir: s'E,
June 7 &: 8. 213: 287-6334 If·
6 wkdiys. f
e VlEW HOME, 2 ~ 2
BA. year lease, adults aiQ'.
$2'rtl mo. 494-«i01 ~ '
3'10 2 BR. 11, Ba, '°""red patio. 3 B
1
R.-.. ~·500• furn. Near Yac t ., HOM.E OF GREAT CHARM Duplexn For Sile 1975 ~ ~ n!t:J!.l~j~·. liij~. ljl AND PRIVACY . Superb 7682 &ting"' CUSTOM 3 BR 2 "t> Clean. 4ll SllUg Harbor Rd. cEuv~rett• H. Mi••-ot, Rll• -·••• -·-----. f Al' nUPLEX '" -6"% I .. Owner ~ .. -.ua 9'1.4471 ~ 546-tl l views o ISO Cove a n d •' .....,,uuu n n-842-4455 or 540-5140 -
· 507 E. Balboa, Balboa 673-6880 ·~ 511 .. 0;0 LOAN headlands. I...u>..-urious & t8•...,.1th. 514 !;e~~afB, Cd>k L ~~~~°"'-',-~" ~E~v.:."::.·-~-I ~!,.t1~~ ~ 1 E~ ~v ~di:
Fountain Valley 1410
DELUXE Duplex. OCEAN l--51'-R-IN_G __ F_R_ES--H-I '"' private sun patio · o ff . o wy. u•~ ro er. ::-_....
VIEW. S42,500-lov. dn. Ask lido Isl• 1351 Newly painted, old farm bedroom & den. large deck itEMfALS S BR, Ea.11tbluff home, 3 BA CTI4) 544-4294 1
for Naomi, .-....... le Co. ·• In attractive Glen Mar. 3 tracl. 4 ""'" old. 2.~ on/ 00· H r ·1 family room, 3 car gar. No ~ '""'J' J•~ """ ..., pa 0 ami Y room, HouHI Furnished 5 54S-1168. Eves. 67~1977 bed. 2 bath w i I h family ft. .1 BR, 2 BA, fam nn, greenhouse, street to street _______ .;.___ pell!. $390 per mo. Lease. Dupl•xes Unfum.
MOBILE HOME ru,ooo ltl' NEW LISTING! room. Carpets and drapes panl'd liv rm, brick frplc. location, lrm with fireplace. Rentils to Share 2005 ?!; ~ppo, Nr CdM High. SEE 1018 Victoria. ~
Bayfront on Peninsula Mcxlem 6 year old 4 BR, sparkling clean. Quiet cul 450 sq, ft . panl'I game rm, 3 bdrms, 3 balhs, den, large "'IQ"O'"" bdrms. B/N kitchen. -pn
SPACIOUS 675-3808. 675-3226 convert / den, sewing rm. de sac location. Near all crpt'd thru • out, cuslom <Ing area, blt • in kitchen, CONSIDERATE gentlewom-'200: 3 BR. 2 Ba. Patio, {pl. are& I: Ip L.R. Sepuale
Newly carpeted. Beautifully schools. • $26,950. drpe:, l.rg JiOOl·.site lot, prof. furnace, dbl garage with an lo share pleasant apart-Couples only. 81k. to beach. garage & rear ya*.
COUNTRY LIVING Newport H•ights 1210 tiled entry & dining rm. lndscpd, sprink1rs front & clectmnic opener. mcnt overlooking Emerald 53+698J Broker AvallabJe June lit $1-tO-.
Close to park. schools & ;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;:;;;;.J $76,500. r-ar, block wal!.'1'>3.~ :i· $68.500 EXCLUSIVE Bay, private room &: bath, S185; 3 BR. 1%. Ba., fncd. yd. catl 646-o55.5 .
horseback riding. Gracious UNUSUAL. VIEW Call for Appl. t. rear yard. -.450. Y MARSHALL & MPP for summer mos. 494-5330 Patio. Frpl. Range & oven,
·t-•y o-".'"g to .. -rm Walker Riiy 67'5""" O\VNER. :n1 Ocea11 Ave. 4!W-1021 YOUNG ~ .. ,_,. m•" ~"' c .............. OK. ""-. .,~. _,,.... z. BR. new, bll·ina. ·~ 'r" "ily ·• ,~D:• '.' ti .... Sec U1is unusual, run-Oown ' "uv 646-7171 • 546-2313 9143 El Colorado Av• .. F'V. .,....u..,. " """ •uw'"'" oou· ~ d Pri tio am rm. 1st1nc ve open home that could be a man· 9&2-5960 " SEE THIS New York, 1JCek!I same for Sl4S. 5 ROOM house, garage, .~-work, ~135 !.S:• JnO.
beamccilingsaddchannto k' • JUST LIK ~ NEW ·* * BLUELAGOONVILLA opt,." CM Eve• -rm ,_. ~
lhis large, 4 bdtn1, borne ror · .. ' ., ENGLAND Th' 4 BR t 7314 "' ""' .. ... sion 4 BR 3 ba 2 ilcu-JUST LISTEDI c.. " · • ••v-stove, w/w baby & amaU Fl-t •~ "·st mo pl"·~
your family. $52,;,cxi. 155-C ers. 3 garages & ~ u es l Outstanding 4 Bdrm. & conv. St If rd Ho e ~s l" . Weeds, w .. d., Weeds \\•ith magnificent ocean view, I c':::';....:·::_:.~-----pet OK. Bkr. 534-6980 cleaning fee. Adults •
S ST house on 2 lots with bay d 1 tty 'h lg ra 0 m. as a iving Aband --• 4 B" 2 •·th decorated by a """""'nized WORKING ..ri"( to share IDEAL Fo• young oouple. --·· . .,.,, ""14 PROPERTIE WE ' · en am omc on e. room & a dining room, Just 0"'"""'' ·~ ~ • ~ ..... ~.. "" ..... ,......, .....,....,,
1028 """ Id D . & oceai:i view from VCf'lln. strada lot. $69,000. 1.,,. Calli·-.. · .,1 has .,., """'··•.rapes. brick fireplace, artist, many extras. built-fum. University P~k home View of ocean SIOO. Call 'R~"~N°"T=A""'L~5---~",-t
N·--rt'•-',,hr1ve da, Asking $37,500. LIDO REALTY INC. .. "'" ins, 2 BR and convertible with same. 546-0928; MI..o697 5A.p'-Fumla•·• , .... ,.~ °" I:\ covered patio & garden rear b~1Jt.1n double oven, range: den and 3 baths, $82,500 833-15.11 eve ,,;,:,...cc,-=~~-~->h -'
67.s.4130 ~.:,' 3400 Via Lido 67J.8830 yard. You can take over the dis~washcr, FA heal, 18JC30 I c=..=:...:.c..:...____ $260 3 BR 2 ba fenced --'------.;..·I
A .ML l''HA loan for S6450. <n•ncr pauo. Reduct'CI from $29,000 and .wotrnrth 1m1 ore. Call for $15 National Room11te y~, w/ti.' clilldre'n & pet .Go:,::•::•::;rl::lc.· ----;;=;:
-~-_., LOTS OF ROOM to $26 995 apopin en ·0 sa-. Iii· R•"I? ""'--•. 6~1166 • WESTCLIFF I E A LT T \viii help you make the . . IDUe Lagoon Realty " ~ .... ..,. ,.,.. O.K. Bkr. 534-6980 $155. 2 BR t-plex, aanillt.
CONDOMINIUM N''' NB Pos Ole 64., 2414 Custom quality 3 Br .. on 51' down payment. REX L. .,.,.. • .,_,. .... ,._ 44 Bl ._ ·-~ ~ t I I 3 "-l!!f"~~m~~ Uc ..... goon Coile M... 2100 00 wlw. nicely furn. ~ streel o slr'ee 01. ..... r HODGES, Rily 847-2525 <l•
1
,· _;0~ Laguna Beach 499-2206 Costa Mesa 31 ~ k. ~~-~ -~----t Newport'!! finest residential I'll 1230 n1. clubhouse & tennis ct.s. h $110 PARTLY furn 1 Br., FREE REN AL $110; BACH. apt W/W, r-area. DeLuJCc:? story, two W ·.;.e.:.•:c'.:.';;.'_;_ _____ 1 Beac Boy's Beauty! 3V2 ACRES dbl L d hC!d ~•room 2" bath \"e•ting • S69,SOC. Call fo1 app't. Neai .iew 3 BR ,yjth formal 0 C U-"-•olo~ la"". City o! c gar. g. Y . s . SERVICE paid. ~ .. ~~le~:_
......... ' 711 • '' • CUSTOM BUil 1 WALKER Rlty. 675-5200 range ounty 1600 ,,..."'. .,..... '"" Avail June 12. Inspect 2565 ~ ~ house aU-eleclric, luminous dining room, dish\\·ashcr, Laguna. 9 Blks. to beach. Orange, then call 673-6020
ceiling kitclK!n, including By OWl"IC!f'. 2 "'.logs rnastrr, e SOLID CONSTRUCTION new palio. a11i'l1ings, elegant Ocean views. ShouJd divld1? for example, 3 bedrooms 2 $155; 2 BR. Nlcdy flma.
washe? and drye1. Spacious pan. ~en, ~tctien. brktst. • 6 BEDROOMS, 5 BATH£ draperies & carpeting & CUSTOM HOME into 13 lots. Price $40,000: N Be h 2200 hAlhl $225.00 per mo. call Garage, w/w, OJdtt ch1f
rooms. Fireplace with mar· rm. ~t wing.· 3 Bdrms. e DINING & FAMILY RMS. close to the finest beach 29% On. A real sleeper_ , --~wport ac: ·-_:;= Broker 5.14-8980' I
blc hearth. W/W carpet&. ~ct• \\'mg. InsuJatcd. Appeal· •so· CORNER LOT in the world. 6'h% Fl-IA loan . $25,900 MlSSSION RLTY. 494-0731 OCEAN FRONT •-.1 1 __ _. 1ng ........., ~,.. t= al Sl88 monthly includes ~lassivc noor. 10 celllng P~· $115. 1 BR. w/w, uW~ Drapes, ""'auti UI tu11.1SCap-ft r GREER Realty e 3,uw ~-Fi'. · S W,000 V d f I 3 b Avail now. Baby ing plus 20 X 40 heated pool .,.,"'" ·v':'· L'>do ' _9300 R. C. GREER, Really everything. os ci· ~ ircp ace9. B.Q :g fMMACULATE CUSI'O~ 3 4 BR, lrpl,, patio, lawn, gar. ORANGE COUNTY'S Broker 534-Q9llt
& recreation room with lire· """" 18 0 '"' 335:> Via Lldo 673-9300 Pacific Shores Realty bdrms, baths. n bdrm & den, wet har, 1 ~~ BA. June 15 to Aug 14 LARGEST , '
plact & \\'Cl bar. Sauna? 23 IMMACULATE 2 BR f I 847.gjS& Eves. 842-8728 kitchen. Lovely ti'('(! shaded b r e a l ht akin g v I e w $250. wk. Al90 winter S250 293 E. 17th St. 1.111. " .... " C u--4 University P•rk 1 7 . , rp c 1,.,..,,...,...,...,...,...,...,.... s!~t. huge lot wHh block mo. 1608 W. Oceanfront, N. _.,.. ost• ~
Yes! Two car gara11:c \vith + Guest Rm . 2 Ba., bltns, PARTY HOUSE wall fenc('. \Vakirig dis-Dccoralor's patio. S 5 O O O B. 673-2300 $135. I MME 0 I ATE oc-
IRrgc storage ~helves. Fee BRAND NE\Y HOME 3 BR new cpl & paln1, xlnl Lido lance lo al l schools, Trc-down. owner will tinancc1 --'----------cupancy.3Bedroom,garage NEWSPANISH .. f
Simple. Assume Loan. Univ. Pk, Greenblt. Spanish location. $5.000 down , Garden kitchen & family mcndow bu y! No down balance at 71hiµ, Only FOR LEASE -Beautiful &. yard on Del Mar near VILLAGE APTS,:
SACRIFICE AT S33.500 tile rf. Uase i375 mth. Sell Owner. 675-5023 01 675-7700 room with wet bar overlooks to V•I•. Min . dn. Jo'HA. $'1.l,500. Perron Re a 11 Y Bayfronl 4 Br. h 0 u se Bl d l '& 2 BDRM. Furn or .,,.. ''°"" CORNWALL LANE .,..... _.. 1 ... 642-ITil w/dock. Summer rental or Newport v · No pets .
J..JW S38.000. 01.,.-2348 hcat'-'U & fl tered pool. 4 BR Katella Rlty 847-6061 ---------646--0758, call Saturday after ful'Jl. Alr-aind,.d1hwbra,= Open House Sat & Sun 1-6 H t ' t Be h 1400 3 baths & aU the creature 1.,.,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,....,ILDVELY 1~2 BR, fully turn. will consider year lease. 12 noon ONLY. clean'g ove.ns, patio,
546-4806 or 499-1806 Irvine 1238 un ing on ac comforts are Youn with 1; So. Laguna-Ocean VU . c"'::::'':..='°="':c'::'°:.:"·c.":.::""°".::::__ ~=-~-~-~~ fast ban, private fnnd .
NEWPORl TOWERS 1;:;;;;;;==;;:==;;;: LIST your prbperty cash to the low interest NOW'S THE Jo'rplc, secluded patio, DOVER Shorea bayfr ont 3 BR. custom home Back by storage cloll!ta, Hea)ld
Landmark of the Newpol'l HANDSOME HOME with confidence FHA loan. S234 per month sundeck. \Valk to heh &. home. 6 Br, 4 Ba, large Bay area. Fam nn, 2 Be. pool, saunas, blar-lHIQ!llL
Skyline, 8 stories of breath.. SELL w,·1~ p•ofe• includes all. TIME FOR shops. Wood paneling-beam patio, 70' private dock. crpts, frplc $250 mo. Sound proof wan., wallco"tn A ,yell proportioned 3 yr. old, • TRADEWIN yrl 1 548-2687 closets, covered ;.,.~ taking bay & ocean viewing in Univct'lity Park. Profess. sional skill OS RL TY. ceilings. $23,900. Call collect $1200. mo. on Y IH'. ....."°'~
from IU>.'UrioUS 2 BR, 2 BA, lndscpd. eJCtcrior, smartly 847-8511 QUICK CASH _2_13_,_254-__ 2394______ 213/780-5013 or 213/785-6333. 1 BR. Nfw Nw/w s~~· Adulta, no pets, · ~
all elcc apts, 2 Highspeed& finished inter.: 2 Sty .. 4 Br. THROUGH LOOK HERE! J Bit Hun-THROUGH A LAGUNA Canyon. 90' x 400': $300: 3 BR. Fam. rm. 2 Ba. One adu I. 0 pets. ' TiiE CALIFORNIA !
elevators, subterranean 2~ Ba. A FuUy fcQCed prl· YOUR . tington Village home with rustic 2--tty. house: possible Garage. frpl., Children OK 14gr. 2195 Miner No. 2 Phone ~2727 it-
top deck parking: Tbe:rapeu-vate yard is viewed from 5'.4 <;, Gl loan. Out of to\vn DAIL y PILOT C·I er M-1 zone; $4,000 dn. 534-6980 Broker 3 BR home 1~ baths, 2 ear $30 00 wk "R ~~ll~ ~ 1:'i'e!:~in~n 11\e, kitc~~.500nn.8& ~:_r:n· RHEAL T
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OR M!_MBhE/R ~wner ::ar::s ~ you00ten WANT AD Bier. 6751591: 494-7161 Res. DAILY pnm WANT ADS 'ara.1!.':;. co=41patio. $200/ e D&.Y, ~ ~-t
· •-'" · · Priced at-· . y vwuo:r. unt ngton D<98C m w O a wn CHARGE IT! Dial 641.5618 mo, ,.... e Studio I: B&ch. Aft., ,
Coast tl'Kuwa)', 714 : t.-12-2202 833-1.120 payment you want lo makc'J==========2========='"-'==="';=:,=:::::== 2 BR. crpts, drps, washer~ e lnct Utih I: Phone~-vl•ew ' Lot Fountain Valley &. t.:lw you want him to car-Gener1l 2000Gener1I 2000(;wier•I 2000 dryer. -ReCs required. 169 • Maid Service. TV 1
Eastbluff 1242 Listing Service ~t~~84;%:ex L. Hodges1.::..;;.;..;.;..;:.; ____ .;.._'-------...;;.;.;..:..;...::--------Mesa Or. U40. &Q..4868 e New Cafe It Bar '
• NEW BLUFFS• (i\~ .. 1 HAFFOAL 2 Blocks To Beach M.;;;•::":.v.:.;•::.;•d:.:e __ 3:.1.:.::•0 1-"..,,;'"'v"'N:'°"ie"';=-.. -:"-...--~'"'~...-..,.,.-1 with new 4 bedroom 3 bath + room for lcnnls court,
pool, boat, &t tra.iler.
Delta Real Estate 646-4414
2 Br, 2 Ba iplit 1eve1. Many REAL TY C. /iQ -0 ~ '-,( -f) -C ~Q.. 8 4 BR, 2 BA, earpt. drapes, Costa Mesa's newest A ...
custom featurea, all eltt, NiC't' 2 BR homr ·~ a l BR ~\!;::J 1.'QU ~). (.!) I)(/•µ built-IM. cvrd. patio. fenced luxurious. furn. 1 I: 2!
etc. Lowest maint. I: ll'uc. 1740 Warner ~ntal. Will make nice home Solve a Simple Scro.mblad WoTd Puzzle foT a Chuckle yd, 1Jll5.. f>45-M59 apta, Adults only, No
hold. MUSI' SEU. • BY or good lnvcstmen!, &11cr 1160 Pomona Ave., just · lb
o o v ER v t LL AG E , OWNER. Call Olck D)oer Fount•ln V•lley calJ flO\V. Only S25,000. 9 11eoiroilge lo1teor1 cf 1he ~--• .--~. -~..,,.. N·•wport Beach 3200 of 18th St. f
\YcslclHI. :! story con-_533-4=="'"='="':= .. ='=0='=613S77'1='.=:=S·,1 ___ _!14!'2'::.41~0~S---MUTUAL REALTY four1 x~1mb~ wor1 " bd,,. $14().UP. Anr. l ·Br., ""2. dominiun1 r,?9,500. 0 wn "': • S4:!-1W anyUnw. low lo orm our timp • wot "' • I/I Ill pd Garden 1i.":.L
pRtlo, courtyard, dbl gar .. ,;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;:=;;;;;.J OPEN DAILY . TOWNHOUSE Wallace ~ ''""·Adult~ Sl95 mo. ''~I. Corona •1 Mor 1250 OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 -A"'ss"'u"ME=-"'s11~%;--,LO~AN~ IFOPTIR ~d~lb, ',,. "'"' ;·~·
pool. lolainl. ~-Owner VIEW'! VIEW! 16501 Loir• Circle 6112 &intmerdalc J .1' ) ) j1 SPLIT-LEVEL 3 &:Inn. 2 2 BDRM tum aptJ (al9:>•
Bkr. 646-1948 Of the ocean & hay, Cwrtom BY OWNER Nrt.feadowl.arkgolfcoun1e. --. - . •• • bath Unit. Facell poo~ furn), pool. N--.y ~-, ' ··-· • ea· • I'onl • ""-t&. •' dta-s. tireptilee, • ·~ --
COUNTRY Living in
Newport Beach. 4 DR. home
with 2/3tds acre of land on
private lake. $.54,950. OPEN
HOUie, Frl, Sat & Sun. 2JI5
Heathtt Ln. ~ Rltr
Cul-de-Sac
Loi + Back B&1 \l~W. New
t bedroom 3 bath, l'Stl2$' lot,
room Jor bl & Inlier.
Delta R81 Est1le MS-4414
REDUCED $3550
l.M'T M1u1on Lane, N.B.
Open Sal A. Sun 1-5, 3 BR A
f•m + uptrad~ fet1.turt1 In
choice Wfftelifl. Ray E.
Gt<11'1f! RUr. 540.2'58 M6-0600
al d1 .. 1.... sunlre u ... -. w/ many extras. Owner CAT IN e.lre blt•lns, $265/mo. b\tilt - 3 l&Jae bdrms .• for-so· VISTA. BR 2 ·-FIW ... u .... oc ""1 ' -I I ........... ..... l17 E. 22nd st --
m ..... ,. room, n y. Cl/O::lnv'nt'al or usumc leaving slate. Fi~ible fine. -I I' I Pleue caJJ Mn. fay S7S BACH 2 BR. bl.lb,
lng room, f&rnil)' rm. w/ 5% ?ii FHA, 847-8(119 Okr (21JI CE l-5268 I & •-h kitd'I priv, 1 or 2 .,,.._ '.:::~;; = ~~ ..... ; well OPEN HOUSE RHI Eitel• Sel-n ay ,......c Utll pd..,._ all I
PROPERTIES WEST Sun. 1'1 NHdod Io U.R G'O I w 001o!~J.~·J;"S:.11.12& 1 BDRM 1""' ""-180.
1028 Bayside Ori~ :2~M&t1na Lanr Belt commission It bonus. ~.,--.-,-,n1,..,1.--.-_.. Confucius soy: "llemember 6~2QOO 1Wcs. ~ ~ pets, lood ·
NEWPORT BEA.Qi:... f" H.A. VA. ConiidcoUal lntt:rvlt'w, Aak old maid who find .mon in
675-41• • • • for Mr. Bruhcar. ~--------room who give kim 24 hours OCEANFRONT-Love!)' 3 BR.; SEP. Bach. Re.fl. bot =:::mm=:::=::::rliwum ..... ':r.nt ,,.. VA BRASHEAR REALTY 1•.;..;,E.;.P_T~l"'L~~-....11 too -Comp-... ·-•• -"··~ .. s.-3• . 2 BA +133-~ ~ $371. :~~:=""pl. -• Pol"--ttlo, CdM loin. 3 bedi'oonl., C&rpell1'i; 347-8531. ~ 968-ll'18 r-•• uiuuo... UOfed Dr'I 1 a.uci ua...inn ... One~ lhe ':'tt Unest..hom-tiuu,tlout. Yae11nt. DESPERATE! J.flllt sell. 7 I ) I 1 · I' by l111li'!Q' In the 1t1balng .ordi BUSIES'l' mufttplatt In ~ ~
e1. In the htart of CdM. Steps AnRACTIVE sty 3 BR. tam rm. Wilk to . . . you ctewilcp trom 1teP No. 3 ti.low. town. The DAILY PtLOr ~~. Sl= pd. ti3M'rtf
lo Ocean, • BR, 4.~ ba. l BDRM, :i BATH Glen Mar schls ' beach. Plcaaanl & PRITNH•,,N\JM, so"u~!.DrslETlfRS IN I' 11 . I' I' I' r I QuaUled 11tttion. s Aye SU9.<00, 1By appt. l borne. Ctpts, dt"PS. PlllO. n e. I 1 h b orb o o d. $29,000, ,.. . _ . . . _ • money, time « dfort. Look OL>C. apt. II*· 1 BB. ~
Delancy Re•1 E1t11te frp]c, AM -FM b1terc»m-1..-"""'=..,Tlll~,.,,--~-.--,-.-now!-! 1 to bflcb. $12>. 9083 Qoip.i.J
2828 E. COllJt Jtwy, OJM Nie. llndl';p'g. CI, FHA l'lr en.. Townhnme. Nr. l>l!!ach. _e_,g.,~ .. F .. '":::""'sWE:,,'1o:'1..'_"_'!_•_s_1_o_j1.....al_,.,j _. I I I. IT'S RN.ch house time. Bia-St CM $48-lm 67S47in convenUat tmna. Op EN Attention GI'&. Open Sun. ' J.! . . . , . . . ceat selection evtr! See the 1 8 duplx apt. -..•
!!!!!!!!11!!!'!~--"""!!I HOUSE by Ow...,,._ $25,ISO. """• bit"" lrple. ~2l ,f>OO. SCRAM·LETS ANSWER 1N •LASSlflCAT10N 7500 DAILY PILOT, Ou•lll<d Adull> only l90 mils. OIARGE m 19831 Bushm. f'-'"" BL'ltl wo•""°"· :zu, ~-11 > "' _... NOW1 w. i1iI) CM. -I
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BR. Ott.anfront, on year'1
' )Due. S2Z mooth, " -BR. 2 ba. nev l:ftch, $250,
~-· I, 4 Br. ooeanfrollt
HOUSE far summer ttntal.
PROPERTIES WEST
l02S Ba,yskle Drive
NEWPORT BEA01
'75-4130
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ANNOUNCIMINTS
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• NEW DELUXE • R£1'mED AU: Far.. -..._ Atta 11"-O>nim1. ,.,.\. """11, 3 odWts. t bl 3 BR -. l.oftl1, -· &I· Splrilllol Raod._ -dontlal, -...,,.. 642-0413 HARBOR
GREENS
3 Br. 2Mi la Qt. b' klue ~flam. min l yr be. ~r1; ra,l41y tne• onaDm&Um,lllS.D e CUT-EDGE-WEED
loci. II*· natr. sult.e, din Pref N.B. / CdM, an J~ , p&ndiac t...._ CUrrent Cam1QO Real. Su Ofmenta rm. It dbl prqe, auto. aaitbi;y' ar--no.a • dlD-a.me. 10 .ur.io PM !:xprr, qualtty wortc, reu?
door openu avall. ~ 1: ~~ to $.100. 7f1l: ,_.Olly. 0.--Midi SPllCULURl!:ADING m..m5,MPMwkduOl'li1!
rec. area. Nr. C..tbollci;;===~~~~~1 man lime tar vati•d e DEPENDABLE
B.ACKELOJt mmmN. Oiurdl Ir 1Ct1001 ' Coroa& EXECVl'JVE, wile I: 2 blllinea UM atr PllDae: Attracttw. lxpert Finell yant Clle. Modft'ak fro111 $ J 10 dtl Mar fflrh. chlld1'n need at leut 2 BR 111>41S1 all. 5 PM YOUNG WOIWI RaleL 645-Ull n!let
ALSO AVAILABLE • ONLY PiO . ~~-:4r!. ':!: = ~am.LAS :: ::. ~l~ JAP.\lmJE prdener Campi
l -2 & 3 BDRM. 131-111 Amlp WI,)', N.8. 6 dla:hel fn>m 6ns til 8/31. An )'OU ltMftlted' I 213· 591""638 1-lt PM tu,¥-Exptr, depeOOl.ble.
Heatm Pools, Oilld Care C 543-73Tl Vll.lt our nbda &U-Ot65 • , he est. &H-4389
Center. Adj. to Shopplnc _ Orona Ml Mir 5250 Whaddya Want? WhMhty1 Gor'f Wanted; lJQUOR LICENSE 1t l DE R S w & n t e ~ to CLE4N-UP Speclallal! Mov·
, No pets allowed iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilWANTED: Room to rent on SPECIAL CLASSlflCATl6N FOi General, on Sale. ,Nubville, T~; abare•ex· lrw. edgin&, odd J 0 b 1 • mo Pot..-Way, at""' ~ Bal la. Rouonab~ fur •n· NATURAL BORN IWAPPIU * autc. fM.Tm * ..... ~ drlvuic. Loavlntl -bi< ...__
bor I: Aduns. a.ta Nea ~..,..., tin! IUD'lll)et". JJl: 811)..1954 Spedet ltlte , JUDe l.ar 2. NM3G =;,-,,.....,..·..,,--.--,.-I
-fl,. -· Curlis Gib... S4ll6 Butlo• 5 LI--S tlnteo -'-S loucics Money le Leon A20 COUPLES. -: _, AL'S -S uv I ot Ave. LA._ 90086· lDc iMI. Aut.b -llD MUST ...a.uoe: New ln &l'ft' Joln the nine Un rna1Dtl!manoe, prdm-
1 BR, pvt. patio, all elect., ON Tm AOU3 e LANDLORQS e ~=-':.':'"..: ... -:....., ~ C :-..:,.."':: ht 6 2nd ioalll tar ""'* to tun1A paeuure UW •dean UJIL M&-3829.
carptt, drapes, cuports. No 1 2 ..... FREE RENTAL SERVICE A-MOTHINO "°" &AL• -fllADll ONLv1 cub. Bonow to ,_, ~ • 83M291 •
pet> or chldm. Rap. adwts 6 ~ """ • U"'""' Bnlbr -PHONI 642.5671 per1JI .. "'"'°"' -
only SUO 54fr1322 Frplcl I prlv. patios/Pool.a. ONE BDJU1 Untum Apt. for To Pl.ce Yeur··Trlder'1 ParMi .. M ~ ~~ten ... ~i.t ..!?'-. ~~~~;the'=
NEW 2 ~ avail June 1. ~~ Contnt'l Bkflt. put. employed lady up to g:'~U:........:'"'C.0:~ to fun A plMlllft
Crpts, drpa. bltns. Pool &: 900 •-._ "'""'• ~~~ _... SUO/mo. 64i«ll6 Dupln, Costa l'ifesa; for Have 9 re:aidential If. com-..... _.. e 6JS.8291 e Sl55 dee 24 --. ' .......... ,,,__.._. more unita, Coutal aru u rcial uni.ti Pla,y del StrYin& Harbor AIU 3) yrs. gar. mo. pd. 1 tMlicArttlur m. O.st Hwyl WANT 4 or 5 bdrm home. tar u Manhattan Beach., tDf ' a 336 E l'JU, St BACH IHkl &1rl to exdl ten.
FOR VACATIONERS. Need
10mOOne to take care oJ
your boat or boule! Teacher
25 needl summer kld&inl. can eves 673-3987. W. Wilaoa. 642-S40l I !!!!i!ii!l!!iiii!!iiiiiiiiiii I lam nn, yr lse from July 1. FORTIN CO. ,,_, ~ Rey. $52',QXI ~t;y. Wanta &U-21.n . 5G.ooJ nis kalOfl& for dancin&
1 BR • t with .... -.... Wtr I Ov.ru.uNG .. S45-ll69 213 ...... ,,_.. ~ to ucb&nae up. Si Slavin. kuona. 49'.M3l6 fl\'\"!. I :o======== I p •--~. · tory duplex, or : ,....,..,_ 1701·A We1tcliff Dr., NB Rltr. Ctt4) 60Q22; "NEW •2nd WANS Aft.. , u•ull"t 6730
pd.. adults only. 5 7 7 2 Bt, 2 Ba + den, w/w WANr J bdr bou.se 2 adlta 2 RANGED" T h for ""
Hamilton Apt, A. CM, $90. crpts, Patio, yrly Lse:. ¥ ' • TRADE equ.lty ln '65 Ford Trade M·l Property Duarte op cu AnnouncwMnh 6410 ff AUL ING, p at n t \n I 548-6954 67S--27f7 teenagers. Colta Mea. By OJU.ntry Squire Wqon fat"' Frwy Frootaae for Beach ••10ned 2ndl. ===-~=~~-July ht. 646-lm cash I: eoonomy car worth Area ·M-l MJ..1311 lier. * THE COIN OIEST * hoUleclea.nlnc, odd joba.
2 BR • 2 BA Studio. Drapes, DELUXE 5 BR, 3 BA uo-"""•-Call ••• _,_ • .,. ~·· * FOSTER'S ~ , t 0 r 0 , Rare cotm, -'a mail auc. You ~me It we do It.
patio_ Adults. <IDl 592-52'J7 fumished. CdM s. of Hwy, Roorm for Rent 5995 ~~ ~ 0~ ---~-----1 ttigh traffic·~ hi Khol. ition. etc. 741-£ Cout. La-_...__==~_,,,=,.,.---;;,:=-I
or 548-8301 6f2..7898 ¥ Have cub and l96S Oev Be ••• ~-llA G ~--• Top ~~!""""~~~·I FURNISHED guest cottage LquJ)a Be ch 3 ocean park · &: lake. Retlrlnc. pna b. _......_...,, ULIN , ~.... ,
GLE Young Adults Lux· Cl.EAA' &: attr. 2 Br., new ~~~>ZE 4 BR. •2 BA Ur> an facilltes. $~ util pd'. view Iota .JC: f~ture devf'J. Impala. Wall t income 633--6409 SERVICE DIRECTORY trim. remove treei . A
my prden q>ts with coon-cpts. drps; bltn.s; carport. ur ished . .,~ S. ot Hwy, AJter 6 pm, 536-7870 • opment. Total $3500. Take ~:iu Costa ?tleaa BMr &.r-hnt• Ana _. bed&t'a. Bil John 6Q.4038
tJy club atmosphere and No pets. Adlts. 548-6769 1 ;;;=:;;--=-=-=--~ gentlemen. ~ late model car, diamonds, 5f6.62B& F ull price $3(0). :Appll1nce Repelrs YARD/gar. clnup. Remove
talJPkte privacy, SOUTll 2 BR. Disposal, rang~. crpl. OLDER ...aridnr woman. 1 PLEASANT nn. in pvt etc, Broker 41M-13JO * 675-3131 * P1rt1 6510 trees, ivy, dirt, tractor back
=.y ~ ~~ne al :_,!..Bay Apt A. SUI. BR. newly painted. Util pd. home. Phone in nn., kitchen My eqty '67 Pont. Flrcbird TOWNHOUSE 3 Br. 2% ba. WANTED: off-ale I~ e AUTOMATIC WASHER hoe, iradlnc. 9U-1745
(n4J 6'5-0550 "''u 502% Jasmine. 67S-6787 prlvs. Em p 1 o ye d lady (Sprint>, for dune buule or ~~1·nrap:'Yd. :r:v..::· llceme, Orange County. REPAIRMAN. Cl••n' Up •ncl H•ulint
pref'd. 64&-1393 ! For information call 66-""" • · · • · • • can: MUl39 64&-5848 S1D per lo&d. 646-2528 •'NEW BAYFRONT • N.wport Beach 5200 BalbOll 5300 PV'f. ent. & bath, tel. &: fri&, l3S4. Can be seen alt 4 pm for T.D., car, camper or ! '! !=========-::;===--,,==--,=
M. 2 BA, furn. Boat slip GRACIOUS adult 11 v Ing. ~'miilo)'ed man. nc ifi&'bland St, N.B. Owner 646"'654 Mortga ... , T.D.'1 6345 ~~-~ ~ HOUMCIMnlnt 6735 ,.a-.1J.abl.e. Avail June ht, FISH SURf SWIM 548-2607 Lake AITowhead waterfront pl.lf'. ~...-.,., .......... .., ... ,, • . m Jease. Adults. $375 mo. ' Spac. 2 BR. 2 BA, walk·ln Have 3l6 + acre1 N.E. An-free i. clr, $50,IXXI val Pa· HAVE 2nd T.D. $6259. $63. ers, Tom. 546-1363. S47-6691 CARPErS. Windows. nB. ~-19th st. Apt C. 675-al36 cloaeta. Bay ~ ocean view, ROOM l bath with ~ telo~ Valley, $250. per cilic Pall.lades ocean vu kit. mo, 7% int. Due Aurust '74. .. .... ,ltl"ll
6550
etc. Rea or Comc'l. Xlnt
aEDRM. ApL Adults Only ''In your own front yard'~ pool " boat sliPt-sa..xm entrance to reliable working acre. AU or part, Want· ltte &: cir, $27,500 val want $5000 net 673-f756 ..,... work Reas! Reil. ~
Ho •Pets. 1st & Last Month. man. 548-58l> House, income or r r '!
§(ll.&'jj9 ~ lDOlt prestigious Huntington S..ch 5400 EMPLOYED man ....... , no Myers, 67J..6'i56 Want: lnoome. Bier. 548-m.l u..-W ntecl 6350 WILL babysit in your home Janitorial 6790
· be"-h ap•-; .. ..__ .. -a. vuv 43' Mathewt FIB yacht, twn ... _.._, a by tbe week. You turn ---------1
4242
dal Mar 4250
$·8DRM, Deh&.u, all dee.
Wt-ins kitchen. pool, tennis
.eourt, ~.ex ce 11 en I
cmdHioo (213) 270-<4222 an:
IP.lit:.
--"' "' u"' -" E :.: U , Wttk, Eves. 54S-8119. 1189 . XC111ng YlftCJ Creatmont. C.M. Exctwwe summer re:t11-Imperial eng. F\l.ll dee w/ EXCEil.ENT $12,000. note tranap, ~1407 WALlS,. Windows. flOors,
2 BEDROOMS. 2 BATIIS
FROM l'OO.
INQ.UDES
Wall·wall SHAG Carpetine,
CE bit-ins with refriger-
ator & dishwaaher.
HUNTINGTON
PACIRC
Jn new apts 1 bedroom 2 dence for last 2 wks of JuJy auto pilot. '50,000 clear. on local mortuary. tnterHt QIJLD care dw'in& summer carpets. Commercial &
bedroom • 2• bath. ' NICE room, priv. home, or ll't 2 wlm of Aug. Haw: Want $SOM home, bus. or pay&Ne monthly at 7% WW vacation _ tripa; tti pvt etc. resldentla!. Daily, weekly
$140 to $195 N.,.._.t Santa An•· lovely San Fran. bey home •mlr boat. 5'6-8030. oxt <14-tdl -at 20% dtocount ""'· 546-1881 ar<l/°' Mo. 891-1350
541-9119 alter 6 PM for beach house. 613-4169 4094. and will buy back at full omJ> care knd yard
Swimming pool, &Ym, U.Wla,
recreation room.
General Electric Appliances.
Adulll only.
Lamplighter Apts.
16102 Springdale St .
,_ BAYFRONT •-Almost um ac., $250 M val, value in 18 mo's. Till• will lunches. V1c 'warner L s....: Moving, Stor1p 6840 Income Property -• dock. 3 "'· · ·~•• 311 ,~ tnt. tn 11 • • •· 3 Ba ·-• _ 500 FOR minutes from dntwn: LA, 5 :r......u • ·ff} mo r. · lneda1e HB 846-0839 t'Jn. nou· hi• •·--10 r
·• "'"'· .o;;r, • min. trom trwy on paved rd. Financlal at ate men t 1 ' . . .,...... --~ I ntrod Ucl• ft g T.D.'s (~~r lse/opt. a1 bt"1l Beaumont &: Oak available. Write to Box 1464, Wll.J.. watch childre_n Ul my storage, cJoee...in. 548-5221
trade tor · · · No. 2 Balboa Glen. Trd for 1! 547.&169 Newport Beach. Calif. home~. Fowrtain Valley
lo the wise, !lf!ven new de-Coves. Owner 67>4331 Bkr. MD and partner need atttt atta. 962-8956. PafMrhanglng
Phone 592-5421 711 OCEAN AVENUE
luxe 2 bedroom units on Will trade my '61 or '65 VW $37 000 lat Tnlst Deed Painting 6150 Costa MeM Easblide. Spec-aedan as a down payment Duplex, top loc. Newport term ' Bric~ Maaonry, etc.
ial owner's unit. Over $1000 on your Real Estate. Will Beach: 2 BR. A: 1 BR. Val. .downtown Bia: Bear worth · 6560 PAINTING Int & Ext Lowe1t S41,500. Take late mode1 cu over $80,000. can M r • ' contracted prices. Fully irll.
month il'ICOme. Priced at consider all offers. 494-49'25 &r: r .o.•1 tor equity. New-Bartelt Days 642-1515 Eve. BunJ>, Remodel. llepalr Satisfaction guar. Free est.
(3 blkz W. of l;l.B. Pieri' 2 BR. 2 BA. 8 1 I n s ,
:o. • <n4J S.~6 _ 536-!48'1 w~r/dryer. Crpl$, drps. ~ Gtwe 4610 I "'~~!'!'!!:"!'l~!'!""' =A=dw="=*=-===== ::~0~e~:e·:~$9CXX> eq. ln SOXlAO R-3 lot port Beach Rlty 675-1&42 ~1439 ·Brick, block. concrete, Jim.Wl"tkl~ll66
tale 544J.ll51 (pen eves) w/good rented house, ne~t 100 ACRES, clear. $35,000 SUBSI'ANTIAL financilJ crpntry, no Job too small. e INT • EXT ANY SIZE """'!"~~~!!"!!"'""Ito new Garden Grove C!Vlc Equity. Want income prop. backer requittd, 1or grow-Lie Contr. 962-6945 JOB Xlnt ~k, ttfs, tr"el!
~~~y~ ..... ;;;;~AdWwii;ta~Luxt;;;.':. NEW SPANISH Santa Ana 5620 .iry pn1on apt> with .,,..,. VILLAGE APTS.
1zX.. club atzno.phett a n d l I-2 BDRM. Fum or un-
.r:tlllllPkte privacy. soum tum. Air-cond.-dshwhra, se11
BAY CLUB APTS. 13100 clean'& ovens, patio, break-
al.lPMAN Ave., Garden fast bats, private fundecks,
Qove (TI4)' Q..J030 lrg storqe closets. Heated
* 2 BR, 2 BA Garden ap~. 4 UNITS center&: HS. total val. S1.0.-erty. Please submit offen. inJ idea. Reply immediately ..r-est JIM 6C2-4669
Vm clean. Adullll pref. . ;,oo. Trd for units or r Art Giovinetti, Real~ P. ~· Box ll174 Santa Ana. Carpenfel:iftl ~7V * Gooo Pai~ t 1n 1 I: 546-~ ;i.t7-646!1 Bkr. m.7o;i Calif. 9'llll CARPENTRY reasonable pricea. 10 yr In
Prestige ai::et("° Corona de! .. NNOUNCLMENTS
M... Attractiv. °"""•' 1' * · * * * * ~ 5
MINOR REPAIRS. No Job aroa. _..,. suite. $100,000 full price. 011 UNI NOTICES Too Small. ClbtDet in pr-PAINTING, Papering 16 yrs
5700 !;;;:;;;::======'I pool. '""""'· ..,_. u.ma Buch 4705 Sound proof wans_ walk in
doseta, covered carport. Ocean front Apts Frank Szabo 776-9350 IN-REAL ESTATE REAL £ST A TE Feund (Free ~) 6400 aae• A other cab1nm. in Harbor area. Lie &: bond·
VESTMENT DIVISION, G I 568175, U no aJ:JSWer luve ed. Refs tum. 642-2356
LUXURY FURN .APT. Adwt•. no "'''· New • Deluxe
(714)·536-4616
\I/Al.KER' LEE, INC. bkr. ....,. ____ ._1 _____ ,LITn..E male, wife.baittd mac at . 646-237'l. R o. PAINTING le maintenance,
bdrm. Aleo 1 bdrm unfurn. nIE CALIFORNIAN C f I 60&5 Mount. & Delert 6210 puppy, 23" inche!I long I: ADdenon interiOI' & exte r ior .
8utln ... R9nt•I 6060 ommerc 1 -,.--------· -1 13" tan. Vic. 19th A: REPAJR. Partitions, Small R•..,.hle rates. M6-318S ~ ..... """" Apl Phano 546.lm flllitl '110 .. mcrup. l.eulf. . (714) 536-1417 m Ocean Awnµf' c.M NEW91!RRY .-311 ' CM.. -all. R<mOdet. ~~!'!-"""· NEAT, -Painter, .. 1.--I .... ,..,
a2 o:I Ba,
--ltmury
Sarnmrr rental. Weekly
• Bier. 4M-2529
~ ;ANNU~ Leue; 2
Bdrm. 2 Baths, arpets "
drapes. built·ins; cov'1'!d
perking. Neu Newp ort
Blvd. Vacant. Adult&. no ....
RED CARPET REALTY
Rental Dept. 673-3663 .
13 bib W. of.RB. Pieri
RENT or ...... ...... . FO I"' •s SPRINGS v-~n ~ ........ r~ :JOO() to 6tlOO .. It. FA boat R _ .. E . ' .,..,. . .....,._ . -. -.. -· -L
wood floon, i mp r o v e d 3100 sq ft pn,p ~. on City Gf Labs FE. Pt/Beqlf:~ Co. W'ater KAS'l'ER ~. $t per . Law pricest 8tev. 5e45G
570$ parking, 2 dbl car garaies. Harbor Blvd. 4 double doors. MAKE YOUR OWN LAKE Dist. &: J a rn b or I! e • hoar. Remodelhlc·Repain, L_agu~_n_a_Buch _____ All at 2065 Charle St. $600 Per ~onlh. Broker 20 Miles E. ol Bantow, on Tan/wht. brn. co llar . 6G-640tcr53&-3900
OCEANF1tONT -2 BR, 2 BA Owner, 646-4401, S.5. Rer.I 675-6S9l $n61 eves. ftteway. Elv 2000 ·ft., 30 5"-0120 REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS
luxury apt. Lease s;w). aJt or one Acrea adj to ~ Lotten. FOUND Younr male puppy, ~Any size job
Plastarl"" Ropoir 6180
ePATCll PLASTERING. Ail
types. Free attmate. Call ,.,...,,
3 BR 2 BA. Fully carpeted, ;;;.:,;,::=-o::::>i:--:,.....= pri balcony·patio.:Encl gar.
$125 Blk to beach N bay. $1'5
mo. 4249 Hilaria Way,
'40-0093
Bkr. 494-2529 · STREET FRONTAGE e-2 60 x 121. 1 BR houae l Offering the N. portion of part Cmna n SbePherd. vie. 25 ~ exper . S48-6713 our 40 acre$, ttaerving S. Newport Isl. Well bred, ;i:'"""'°"===== REAL •ESTATE On Beach Blvd. 1480 Sq. Ft. comm'I. bldp. $28,'lOO $4,000 10 acres improved .. wl,mod-houlebroken 67W455 ~ •. Cencnte 6600 Plumblnt Genara.1 Mode:J,home ideal tor imur., dn. bal 7% $'2',C(IO dn. bal. 6190
Rltr., etc: (Bet. Ka~ and 6% 557 Plumer CM'. 646-1492 em ranch boUle e~. Un-FOUND SUndi3' vie., Cnd St. • c.Oncrete nra, patios etc. ---'""------'
Rentals Wanted 5990 "Cerritos) Sir: n s, lndscpd1, eves. ' limited, perfect water, 301 N.B. Black, female. puppy. Concrete &: bl\ top sawing. Repairs &: Remodellnc
$250 mo. 10650 Beach· Blvd. C-1, Ave. Del Mar, San GPM at 80 ft depth .. Price 6'f5..3374 Elec. sewer c Je an in g .
AV~ Sat May 3L 2 BR
upr dplx:, refrig, bltins. 5000 $175 yrly gar New Shag Cpt
~;;.;..----'~ 309% 36th St. Key at 309
$18,000, % cub, bel lit TD.1,.,,=---=-;oc-~c:: Reu. Don. &12-Ml.4 Residential Is mobile • 636-4120 • Clemente. 11.0' x l On '. Subject land bu 220 ft. MED· u.. fat doc. older ~.~co=N~CRETE==-work~-.~ll
STUDENTS It. FACULTY WJSH to rent 20 x 60' space Owner, 492""695 or '192--0386 frontare on Silver Valley female, black."Vic. Harbor -homn;'c;';<· ~==-,,==-I are taoed ,.ain \vith a hous· ,._ Wil ,,.., -types. Pool decks &: custom. PLUMBING REPAIR for catering busioess. 213: Rd., 7 mi. E, ol school Fr1r a ton. ~ Call 543-1324:
lng shorta.ie. We are a1klng '190-'344 or R. Hohm, 907 Latl ~'--'------•-1__.00 map &: furtQer details write LOVELY Si&Jneae cat 8th A: ""-'===~~~~~ DRAIN CLEANING
UCI
51
NEW SPANISH
ILL.AGE APTS .
J BDRM. Fuf!I or un·
· AJr.cond. dlh""'1'1. acU
'1 own&. patio, break-
ban, l"lvote !---·-"" •unu. b&Jl.b.quel.
-.,. ... ...,. In
ti, ~red carport_
no peta.
CALJJ'OR.NlA~
"-546-2117
TDWNHOUSI! * ll>BA,crpu. ._
tJo. AdtAlll. 1150.
E.-L&ne • ..,...,, M-17't
NEAR new upper 3 bdrm, 2
ba, frplc, nr ocean, lse S250
per mo. avail J une 15th.
49'-2128
the community to list any -* OONCRETE work, bonded ~2387 or 541)-7217
available rentals, summer Foothill, Lacanada VIEW lOJ Georze R. Kreu, Laauna Balboa, NB 61S-1575 ' li Concrete wine -====="--'='=~~
or year round, with the hous-e PRIME;Retail Location e Beach, Box 91(, or Box 155, FOUND youtlF11iti kitten. ~ Cemm:IL ~ . PLUMBINC REPAIR
ing office. Please ca 11 17X40, Xlnt foot &: auto tral· Newberry, Calif. 92365 Krlnkled. Wt. Vk. Dahl.la ' e CUSTOM PATIOS e No job toa.1mall ~ll Ior a listing tonn. fie. 18TI Harbor, CM Excellent build~ 1ile for lit St.~ • 64Ul2S •
AVAIL June L 2 BR, 2 BA, 646-fi654 • cuatom home. Located in de· R. E. Wanted 6240 ='°=~~---,----,-concrete •winB A E-ernoval
,_,,a .1-ttot:. ieue. "-u TEACHER doing grad worll: sin.hie area ot 1 ,._, .. a BLACK Burmese tomcat. state Uc.•SG--1010 Pool Servicer 6910 -r-.... _ . .._ ""I"' UC! J•no 21 A 15 •-FOR lease beauty parlor or . ~ ... -. HUNTINGTON Beach n..1~! ,, _ _.... 00 ••• •~ 61'l '-========= Sun '"• -H"-~-Wo.. · ug · wan.., n• ~ ~·bm1t term• v•<&J .....,....,.... ""'*'"'-'· Ph. C7i3j ~7039 ...,..,. -m<Xlerately priced hSI? or office space. Building 7 yrs ~ ~ · 3 or 4 BR home. Owoen otJ=========-1 Chllll C.N 6610 • tsr ~to. F'ree! Exper, lie,
smJ apt. Will hap pi I y o1536-d, ~~tington Beach. $165. Stuart I: Robbins Realtors principln only. 96&-3454 LMt 6401 ==='-'-----'--' reliable! Tony Taylor Pool
WATERFRONT, upper, 3" babysit your home if you u;o;;r.1. BUSINESS •nd wn.L babysit June thtu Service. 968-4&11 BR, 1% BA. manied couple must travel, Reply Box ========•IR-5 cor 150 x 55 net, 5 ft sci FINANCIAL SMALL Black A: brown mix· Sept. my home. \Varner I: ========cJ
only. No pets, lse, $275. 1525, Fresno, Calif. Offic. R•nt1I 6070 back. SW C01' Gartleld I. ed breed, male, German Sprin&dale Vk. 146-000C S.Wlng . 6960 -"'~'-~275_1 ______ ,INTERNATIONAL Oil Co. Huntington Ave .. HB Sale or Bus. Opportunltl9s 6300 ~pberd w/wbite spot on
UPSTAIRS •• • 2 br. 1rp•-, LAGUNA BEACH trade for unil!I. Ownr/Bkr cheit. Children's pet. c.ntrKtert 6620 ... "' Ind uatrla! representat1\'C' Al Co dltl __ , ~· ·-· =====-.....:= bll·ins. newly decorated. wants unfurnished house or r n o,_. ~ FRIGIDAIRE 66-2469. C.M. $225. Mo yrly. 67!>--0753 t ' I ON FO~/ AVENUE 'Ro~_,~LO~T~l.agun--,~ .. ~oc~b-4$)1)= BLACK Labrador vlc Irvine ADDmONS-REPAIRS apar men._ year seasc, one Desk &paces available In sq. ft Nr beach & ~pa JET ACTION .. '.. REMODElJNG
PLANNING to mover You'll child. Laguna, Sou I h news office bulldln& a: $1.0 OOO. Owner ( 714 ) FJ'i&lda,lre 11 min. cycle 11 Tttrace. Cinder Reward. Detignin&: I. Plamrlne
find an amazing number of Laguna or Dana Point area. prime location to downtown asi.2Z>C or write Dally Pilot the fastest ln tbe lndUltry. 67s-6235/G73-4400 Kitchens-Baths, etc.
homes in toda)''1 Oa.s:ailled Call 499-382'7 aJter 6 pm. 1..aguna Beach. A.Ir condi Box M-321. 30 Frlgidiliei do the .wotk GER I SHP, Jµ!d/Brn, male lJC'd A Borxled. Free est.
e Dresamakin& a Alterations
CUstom Designs
·~· Alterationt-442·5145
Neat, accurate, 211 yrs, exp.
T,.. S.rvic:-6'10 Ads. Check them now. GARAGE or storage space tioned, carpeted. beautif\lll,:O.~,:.....,:.....--~-~ ot 40, 30 min. wuhel'J. Find UI JoiMI~ ear, must find, A I: B <X>NSTRUCTION
THE SUN NEVER SETS on close to 17th I. Irvine. paneled partitioninl. Two 3 ~DJ. lots; room for 11 out how easy it ii to own bit a child. ~'f.-36U 1122 Paularino. CM TREES prunf!d, ,topped &:
Classilied's action power. , 645-0466 or 67l-8517 entrances: Front.qt on units. 333 E . 21st St., Costa a payinc laum!r,.. 3 'No, female puppy llM1l · *545-GCl* removed. 26 yrs exp .
Far an ad to sell around RENTAU Foret! Ave., ttar leads to Meaa.Owne(494-0072ew. 'Gardtn Groive, Santa Ana. black &: tan. % German ADDrt'IONS, remodel , Paubon Trtt Service
the clock, dial 642-5678. HoUlel. Uftfumishecl MunclpaJ puking -'ot.I. $50 ~' ACRE Back Bay v;-. Tuatin. Oranae. Anaheim shepherd. &G-1292 reaionable; get o t be r =~=7234=======
per month tor IJlac&. DHll Hones ck. 64MUI. 2361 Coi~O·MatiC LOST: M&J 9 _ ThaJ silk esc.tmatn, Then ca 11
•• u--5100 c~ U---5100 and chain anllable for $5. Redlands Dr. NB. .. ..... -,_ . ....a~ equl-.nt, Inc. mu. grn/b2ue/wht. Vk:,-=M=··=·~;::··====== Bultneu bam'I anawefin& M·l kit, good C. M. tocation, ,..... CdM 6Ts.:D4J I
Upholstery 6990
CONSTRUCTION JUST COMPLETING
HARBOR HBGllTS Jour
LUXURIOUS 1 & l BliDROOM APTS .
• Firepl&ot't
• Ois.hwuhcr
• Mammoth master
"""""""' • :i: Bathroom$
• Central forced
air heat.inc
HARBOR HBGllTS
e St>flclous cablnl'ls
e Gaff~n & SatUcn
(;a! bu\lt.\ns
e Balanced J)O"'"er llvlni;
• Enclosed parking
• Carpels & drapn
Jour
J1 17-A Clnnemon Av•., Cos:t.1 M1sa
(1 block west of Harbor Blvd.(t
2 blocks south ol tht San Diqo ~l
"
service a~ tor $10. 50 x :m. Be.rpin S13.500. 23M'i( W. Valencia . C•.,,it L"'1.:.l
All utllltiel paid exce,t c-."livan 548-Bl Fullerton TI4: 52!>7833 I 6626 ,,,.....,.. -*LITE MANUFACT* ,.._...,,_ •·~ ' · r
DAILY Pll.01' Ac,... 6200 Need man to handle, manu-FREE' CARPET -VINYL -TILE 222 FOR.E.n A.vmuE ·-"'..;.;.~-----facturlng dept for molded • Expert installation
LAG UNA BEAOI FOR Salt or will tnde for products. Start immediate-BLANKINSHIP FLOORS
C'lYKOSKl'S Cuat, Uhol,
European Cn.tsm.anship
100% lin! 642-14&4
1881 Newport BZ., C.M.
JOBS l EMl'LDYMENT
-~=-=-~ Orange Co. income. 280 A. i;y. Exp not nee., will train. iaaltic loatlnl Cla1M1 &124~ $40-7262 Offta SPACE so of Hemet near Rancho National 1eope. $15.tm tn-Offered to the public Jolt Wanted, Lady 7020
6637 COLLEGE Soph elrl • Im-
aginative. babysitting, Uve-
ln. Exch. refs. 60-086S
. catuornla ,,...,._7306 "" ""'· lulty """""' by by the l!alboa Pow· pnltlnf S.m""
. ~ Inventory. $250 Per wk + er ~ua•-u starttnc US.130 Cabrillo, n~ar 17th &: Ori Co. Prop. 6207 eqtlal -•--o! p-•u ...... ~• N -· ·~ -~· 7 P. . Monday June c1vpor1 . . 11hould ttturn $25,000 or 21 NewportH•a r b 0 r
DISIGN or.tttr&. electro
mech Pt<; i,.;..t l _ dotall-
fnai. I<en Sr. l'lS-~ $80 Each COUNTRY HOME """' "' ""· For ... , Yacht Club,,720 West
Ail'· 646-llll wnH HORSES ·•""" 213'.,,..... ™· ''" Bay Ave., Newport Ganlonlnf "'° MODERN. Specious, pro. . CAN~.supply route, put or Beach. E q_r O 11 It ~-==~----
ressional offices for rent on Approximatebt l acm, w11.h flill tnne:, days/eves. Refill class. For additional
li.ta. basis. Avail 811/69. l>OOI. barn. 3 bdnn home ' Ir collect mone:v h'om coin information p h o n e Contact Mr. Lapp, Downey ~need pgture. N.E. of Tu!-opcr. Diapenser'I in Costa
s & L /t.MIJc, Mission Viejo. tin up bWh abov{' the smog. ).fega A vie. No llcllifw. 675-0t8'1 or 173-185S. 646-1948
Dom11tlc Htlp 7035
* HOUSEKEEPER OR
COMPANION available for
(am.Uy ClU't or aln&(e lady.
Excellent references, drtve.
Avail. now.
HOMEMAKERS 83T-t9ll Pl?f!l:Y of ridirr& traUs, F'ull f,1650 Tot.al cuh req, Send HAPPY -==-===,,-,==--! price ss:i.ooo for more lnfor-name, addttsg a: phone to: 3345 NEWPORT BLVD. ma Hon l.lf'nn Thompson Route Dept p O Box 38ff OU1ce1 rotablo tor c.m. E-·~~ • A I ., , . . rnerdal Medical De ta1. ~ .. isoc., nc. Anaheim 92803
A,_ -nd ts ei ~ 1818 W. Oiapman Ave. BUSINESS Servioes In Cf.n-U'"\.v ., crp • eva Ol"arwe CaJU ·-• n--lSc PER SQ .FT. &II-2621 Ewl·.:V.Cncls '533-6m U"1LI ....... 05..-Co. Settt:tarial,
Ml-51m OR 615-:M64 • teltpbone ~ direct
BIRTHDAY
CINDY
Wne9e live-hw. Clftr1ul
Permanent. Expe1te11c:ed
Far Eut ~ 642.f103
c;......, Allen BylUd Ace«:I -------~1 Em..,.. ..... "" , .. -8 E. 16th. sA lwi-
tr.15 omCE or i;maU
bulincu. downtown Harbor Mount. & O...rt 6210
Blvd. Ideal tor R. E. etc. a:>VE View, 3 bdnn11, 2
$85. Monthly call ~ baths, buill·ins, pool, In-* DESK SPACE • IJM'C1, make offt!r, 'Palm
fl.1sanc>lit I: Adama, H~ DHcT1. M6-C17
lington Bflach. ' 962.J343 BJO BEAR. lot. Vif:\V of
300 Sq. Ft. Olflco Moo.,.,.. .tel ""'" 16."°.
OOSl"A 1ttESA 6464130 • 546-7563
DAU.Y PILOT WANT ADS · For D&IJ1 Pilot W1nl ACl1
BRING REmJL TS! Dial 6Co567I
maJI, mimeograph. e t c .
Woll eJtablltbt<I. -HAVE A GREAT m.,.... Would bo ,...i buo 12th YEAR I 1°' -. m•tual !tmll DIVORCID Or bookkeep!~. Broker YES ITS YOUR FAULT
fnt> MS-4144 For 1~ nwmd lhlt
AWN IROS. o., .. .,, ltatt 1t1 --"'"-... 1Elcp, 1Je. Riu! 'fttms
l'HONE64MI03
DESIGNER-BUILDER will e11aoc< )'OUl' IUe, l·--~~~~--
Buoi..., °"""tlon • equip. Coll .., .. ! Cttt .. Edp Lawn
EstAb._ 1(1 )'T'l. llalboe laland, Calli. Tatl,. JPIClh&tti ~~:.....!!<~'~, .
671-6lOt), -613-1551 AL<XJHOUCS -......_........,. ~•
For ·Dltily Pilot Wan\ Ada -.. .15Q.mT• of -1D TllE-QUJ.CKEll YOU CALL,
Dial co.!611 .... RESULTS r .0. Bo• ms°"""'...... THiil QUJCKlft YOU 811/LL
, • . ' I •
Holp w ...... -7200
MACHINISTS
Cenerai machllllst& Jor HLV
and/or cbuc:ktr, 3 yn min
exp, onrttme.
MESA Mf:G. CO.
-91!1 W. 16th St.. NR
------... --------........... -............................................. ""' ............................... ,,.,--~.,,..~~,,,..~-·~··--~ ... ·-·-M-~ ........... ,.,..~..,l:ft•-=-t ~ 0 S> ___ ,.._ ..... ___ ""'
.. !at .. dly, M11 :n.1'169 DA!t.Y PILOT 2 r.war. It.,'°· 1'161 J~BS A._[Ml'L_OYMl!NT JOBS .. ~PLOYMENT,JOIS .. EMPLOYMENT JOIS & IMl'LOYMINT JOIS·& IMP[OYMINf JOIS &I MPLOYMlllT Jots .. "IMPLOYM~N~T~JOll~S~&~IM~P~O~~m~·~,~~~
Help Wanted, Men 7200 Help, \Yenhd, Men 7200 Help Wanted. Men 7200 H1lp Wanted, Men 7200 Halp Wanted, Men 7200 Help Wanted, Men 7200 Help Wantod;Men '7200 Help Wonted, Men 7200 Help Wonhd -
LLOYDS NURSERY \V~ted: Exp, landsca~ni It
11prlnk.ler men. &ti $6,00ll •
$8,000 yr, Call tor appo~1t.
01f>.7411
TRAINEEs. Full or flll.rl
Un1e. COOlt .. FOUNTAIN • 01$PATCHER
DISH MACHINE. T II E FIRE EMERGENCY ITT JABSCO ZOO, W, eoa.t Hwy • EQUIPMENT
AtacArthur, N.B. DI SPATCHER
Help W1ntod, Men 7200 Help W1ntod, u.-7200 $562 •• $614. per month nwn lRecommended for MECHANICAL
ASSEMBLER
ACCOUNTING
ADMINISTRATIVE
OPENINGS
With Atlantic Research
ASSISTANT TO CONTROLLER
Thi1 po1ifio11 r•<Quire1 tll 1ccou11liflq or bu1i11111 1.J.
1t!l11i1.,1li¥1 9r•du1t1 with 1 tlloro11qh k11owled<J1 ot
•ccountin'I theory •nd pr•clit1. Will •ct •1 the co"-
troUer't deti<Jn11, •nd some of hi• m•ny dulie1 will
be lo prep•••, review •nd ev•lu1fe 1peci•I proiech,
•n•ly1e• •nd other f;n1nc i1I documenh. p•rlicip•le
in •cq~itjtion1 eni<Jnmenh ind con iumm•te le1 111
end othel'conlr1ch under • co11troU11'1 juri1dicti11n.
Directly rel•led e•perience ;, required.
SR. COST ACCOUNTANT
Perform contr1tl coil •n1ly1it •nd prep••e 1p1ci1I
job coil reporh, •n i1l in p•1p•r1lion of monthl.,, op·
1•1lin9 d1tem1nh, m•int1in tO•t record1 011 con·
1truclion in prosreu jobs for c1pit1li11+io11 upo<1
completio11 end p•ep•r• overhe•d 1n1l111i1 for u11
i11 ov1rh11d r•+• ne<Joli•tion1 with 90 .. ernm•nl 1ud i·
tors. Will 1110 do specie! 1n1ly1e1 •1 requir•d by
m1n•<J•rn1nt. 019ree in Accounlin9 end s1v1r1I
veers 1i:;p11ie11ce 11 co1 t 1ccou11!1nl with know!1d91
of 911vernme11I confr1ch. ·
COST PROPOSAL
ADMINISTRATOR .
Will be re1ponoibl1 for th1 op1r1tio n\ of tompl1te
cost prop111•fi fo< m1jor 1n9in11rill'J ch1n<Je1 •nd
new bu1in111 from h;1loric1I de+• or drewin'J1 in·
cl~din<J 1!1t1ment of work ind cos+ n1r<1liv11. MM1I
b1 e•p1rienc1d !11 111 ph11@1 of cci1I propo11I pr•p·
l tltion from 11c1ipt of RFQ lo conlr1ch •w11d.
Co1le9e d19ree •nd 11ver1! v••ri e•p1ri1nc1 rt ·
qu ired.
SR. BUDGET ANALYST
Will b1 re1pon1ib!1 for dov1lopin9, compi!in9 i nd
pr111nlin'J cost d1t1 end bud<Jel reports. Po1ifion
1110 ent1il1 menpower i nd m•feri1I proi1clion1 ind
their r1l1ti11n1hip1, plu1 fMndin9 req'1ir1tnenh ind
r1l1 1n1ly1i1. Should bl" f1mili1r with l'ERT coil
methoc:l1, comp11l•r l1chniq~e1 111d oflice m1chin11.
Please send resume including
salary history to LEE KELLEY
(714 ) ~30
333 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, Calif,
Missile Systems Division
ATLANTIC RESEARCH
CORPORATION
ADivisionoflhe m
• Susquehanna Corp. ~ ~~ An Equal OpporMWty EMplOfW lrUF ~
$59.1 . .fn8. July l, 1968)
CITY OF
NEWPORT BEACH
Requires n.s. diploma
or G.E.D., 2 yrs. recent
experience: in public con·
tact work, Experience in
operation ot radio • te:lc·
p ho n e cocnmunica1iw1
tquipment is hi&;hly de-
sired. .\pply IO Penion-
1iel Office, City Hall. 3300
Newport Blvd., (TI41
673-6633 bt':forr 5 p.m.
Pifonday, June 16, J969,
WATER & SEWER
MAINTENANCE MAN
$498. • $605. per month
t Rel.'Ornmended for
$~.·S651. 0 July 1. J969J
CITY OF
NEWPORT BEACH
2 current opening-ii in
Utilifies Division of the
Public \Vorks Dept. re-
quire 2 years recent ex-
perience sen1i -skilled
t'onstruction and 1nain·
te:nance of water and
51"!"-"Cr lines for closely
related field. Apply Im-
mediately to Personnel
Office, Ci ty Hall, 3300
Newport B I v d., (714J
673-6633.
l.JT JABSCO
MILL & DRIVE
OPERATOR/
SETUP
Coo<l lx-ncfits & '"orking
conditions.
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
EMPLOYER
J JSj DAlr \Vay. Cosla tllesa
California 9'1626
Prefer llOmtOtle with m~
l'hAnica..I usem~ expert. cnce.
Cood benclits &. \vorkini: con-
dillom.
EQUAL OPPOR'I'UNM'Y
Jo;i.'tfPLOYER
ll\la.le or rcmalr)
1.\85 DALE W4\'
CO~iA lttESA, CALIF. 92626
CTI4) 5-15-8251
BOYS 10 -14
CnlTier Rout~ Open
'°' Laguna Beach, So. Lai:una
DAILY PILOT
642-4321
SERV. ST.SA L E S MEN :
Full time, graveyard shift
Agl.! 2:> or older. Neal in ap-
pearance and handwriting.
Apply 2590 NeWpOrt BJyd., c.r-.t.
PIPE SHOP CLERK
2j to 35 hrs, per wk. Kno\\'·
ledgeablt• n1an, .\0 to 60 yrs.
old. See Harold: 495 E. 171h
St., C.1\f. 5'18-931-1
* DISH\VASHER
i\lorning shift 10 an1-6 pm.
E."<pcriencc pre.lerred. Dill
chef for appt. Kl 9--0377
\\'ANTED; Oean cut college
i;tudent w/ own car for part
time evening delivery work.
500 \Y. Coast_Hwy, NB.
CABINET MAKER. for hoal
manufacturing plant. S&ll
Edison, Huntington 8'-aci1.
Days or E\·es, 536-9563
e DELIVERY BOY e
Canyon Auto '.':\;pply
843 Broad~·ay. Laguna Bch
ONE, Alert uphols1crer
traillet'. Apply in person to
J ohansen & Christensen
898 \V. 16th St. N. B.
I l.'Orncr 16th l fl1onrovia l
17141 515-8"2Jl AUTO Upholsterer for !\hop
BARTENDER, full time, in Hntg. Bch. 0: Guclle &
night shift. Tuesday thru Sons Glass. 536-6561
SUnday, Huntington Har bour HI-FI Component Salesmen
Beach Club, 4121 Warner Trainee. Xlnl. future. Call
A~ .• H.B. Mr. Van. 646-3897
$ERV. STA. ATTNDNT. 7~
Pl.f ::. dayl! a 'vk, r.1on,f'tl .
No 5'.t o:r Su.o., Apply ot call
DANS' RlCHFIELD~ 2900
Brlttol, at Ba.ker. C.?t.1,
~
'CABLE TV L'll~AL.
LAT I 0 N. Electronic
bacqround httptul, neat
appearance esee1:1tial. Apply
after l:SO af709 C Randolph
A \If!, 0 1 or call 54.5--8393
FULJ. TO.IE, day man. Ex·
pr. pref'd. Apply:
MATTHEWS UNION SERV .
l928 E. Coast HWY. C d M.
MANAGEMENT
TRA INEE
WE OON'T WANT YOU
unlc:u You Oil.II t1-.1n !or 11!.x
month• factory spon1101•cd
pqram, and be •Ille to live
on $512, per montti (q per
wrlUen agrttmenl) dt.tr1n&
the 1raininr period. Alto )'Oll
must be able to start 'vwk
hnmediately. Call trainlni
director for personal Inter·
view.
call r.1011 & Tues. 8:30·2 pin•
543-9289
While elephants! Dime.a-line
Atlantic Res earch
OPENINGS IN
Administration
& Manufacturing
(OPERATION S)
I MANUFACTURING ENGINEER wilh ••p1ri1nc1
in either eleclro"ic or mech1"ic1I m1nuf1clurin<J
method1.
I SEN IOR ESTIMATOR lo pr1p1r1 cod 11Hm11,,.
e l'ROl'ERT"!' CONTRO L ANALYST, Will ke ep prop·
1•1¥ tecord1. do inv1nlo1i11, prep1r1 reporh to
!ht confrotler ln~/o• c<1<lom 1r.
I MATERIA L REQUIREMENTS ANALYST lo inter·
p•el m1t1ri•I i nd proceu 1pecific1tion1.
I EXPERIMENTAL MACHIN1STS with 1•p1ri1nc1 In
ptololype •nd I 11 1rlicl1 f1bric1lio11.
e ELECTll:ONIC TECHNIC IAN '"A". E•p1ri enc1d in
UHF/VHF communictlion1 i nd FM/FM t1l1m1tr11.
I REPRO TYPISTS "A"' io type p•opo11l1 fro m
l.111dw•ill1n copy ltypin<J 1p11d 60 wpm !.
I TECHNICAL PUBL ICATIONS COORDINATO R to
•ni1t in 111 productio" 111d 1dminiitr1tiv1 lune·
tio"' of Publit1fio01 Oepl.
Contact Employm ent Office
1714 1 54b·80JO
]))) Harbor Blvd., C osta Me sa
Missile Systems Division
ATLAtiTIC RESEARCH
CORPORATION
A Division of the
Susqu ehanna Corp.
*con
ACOUNTANT
lf you are experlcnccl'I In
the de1ign implementuUon
Md maintenance Of a casl
syatem, the posilion is avail·
able to you. Deg~ prtlcIT·
ed. Qlntact:
GENERAL
AUTOMATION
INDUSTRIAL
OESIGNER
Career opportunity with plu-
Uc1 bollt!CV>'ll'l!:I divi1i011.
LENOX, INC .
Degree plus 5 yn ellp.
Allat"Mn Plastics Div
LENOX, lNC.
P.O. Box 2029
G;utlena, Calif.
"""
OCA
PART TIME • .. .. , ... ,
HELP WANTEO -
WORK EVES. 6:30 TO 10:3(1
PM . \VE NEED 25 MEN .!9
START WORK LM1\IED)/\'.. ,
TELY. NO EXPERIENCl:
NECE5.sARY AS WE TRAfN YOU. -.,
" TOP STARTING PAY' · •
706 \\I. Kale-Ila
Orangt", Calif.
Equal opportunity emplO)'f"r
----------J For lnle!"Y\f!w call flfohd'/y ,
and Tuesday, Ask for "ldr. ·
James. * DISHWASHER
(full time)
Pre.fer clean cut yuu11g
n1an with experience
Apply in person
REUBEN'S
COCO'S
1555 W. Adams
Costa Mesa
LA:'l11NATORS & ASSEA1BL-
ITT JABSCO
JANITOR
(Second Shift)
Pl-efer vcpc1'il'nce in care of
lndwitrial uff!('('"S and facil·
itil.'!f.
Equal opoprtuni1y employer
1485 Dale \\"ay, Costa fltesa
STEADY JOB
ERS for Boat Bldg. Co. LiHl;:C Ora.ngC' C.Oun1y con-
Exp"d, n1en, good salary & t.'Cr n h.as openings for live
\\'Orking con"s. i\1ERIDAN young, aggressive men. P.1ust have a car and be
L TO. l0920 Hawthorne Blvd.. able to start work immedi-ln .. J-·--', CaJ;J. ( 21 3) ., """'""'"' atcly. No experience ncce_s.
674-5200 ary. \\'e will !rain. $512. per
SERV. STA. SALESl\tftN. mo. as per \Vritten agree.
}o~or ew. & ~·eek e-nd \\"0rk nicnt. Call ?ltol\ only,
Must be neat in appcarnn('(' 54~9289
and hand\vriting. 2 5 !IO ----------
NC\\ll)Ort Blvd. Costa J\.fl'sa
BOAT ASSEMBLER
TRAINEES Apply: Pacific
Yachts Mlg. Co. 2127 S.
Grand, Santa Ana. 545-1685
OFFICE machine mechan·
le. Starting salary sl65 wk .
Need experienced man.
494-9615 or 962..JS&l
RESP. GARDENER. Steady
\1•ork l-4 hrs wk. Cut gra!!S
flitUe J, \vater, feed plants.
~~is-3555
DRY CLEANING exper"d.
Operators, pressers. si!k.
wool & c ombina t i o n .
541-9550
Kennel nian, over 35. Apply
In person, SPCA, 20012 la·
gullll Cnyn Rd. Lag Beh
HELPER for cabinet shop.
Full or part time. 642-5840
Sat 01· Sun belw 9 &5.
Assistant
Manager
J
RC'lail c-rlX:ery C'Xpcriencc,
day or nigh! shill. Paid vat:.
insu r etc. Xlnt Oppty. Call
for appt. 642-8520
f.1ann<;c.ntent Trll.irK'e
PART TIME EVES.
$3e50 per hr.
ean 511.n 112 ~tr. Bond
PARTS MAN
Rambler r-xpcrience: prefer.
red. Good advancement for
right n1an. Small beach area
dealership. Jim Bolhcn 642·
602.1
774-nsl ~ ·
SA~MEN .,,
Cal't'Cr opportunity w I t h
~"·ing C.O. Prefer exp'
men. Fut floor, guan.nt(!(Mf + com.m ission + P."M.'1.
APPLY "
33.l E. 17th SI., Costa Me;st.
464 S. M~ St.. Santa ~
*SALESMEN*
(Part TlrneJ
\Yi!h car. Leads fumiahed.
Work any four hours
avef8ie $100. per week
up. Call all, 5 PJ\.1 for PM.
544-0594
INSTRUCTORS ...
l\lature, young adult, looklftC
for good future, able to me:ct
the public. Apply in pel'BQl"l:-
Holiday Health sp;
Costa P.1csa • Huntington Btfl
IMA1EDJATE openin<,;s 'c.fci
production worker3, ~lo.
shilt. Good \\1lrkirn;: rond'!'
& co bcn's. lndusll'ial c1a:v
Products, 18765 Fil)!~r Glas'& nu. llunlington Be a c tr.f
Calli. ,,,. ·
SHOE SALES man a K.~.J trainee, America's largqt
retailers of women's !IJ#~
LEEDS Shoe Store, . ·so;
Coast Plaza. Contact Mt.
Phelps ~ ~ •
SERVICE ~iATION :..i.
llELP: T\\'O men full t.imei
e~JX'':'icnced. One man 1or
grn~yard llhliL NO p!J:>M.
calls. RICHFIELD, 191.b, ·Ir
Newport Blvd., C.M. ,
Order Clerk.""°Expecliti(.: ,
Sharp with figures. S425·;n\
n1onlh. Merchants Person•M"l
ARCncy, 2613 \Vestclill~.~
N.B. 6'6-2710
DRAF7Sf.1EN, semi retiftd,
for pt time draJting in' Nit.
Hun tington Beach. 842-44119~
SOCK rr TO 'EM! .::. 1
JObs-Men, Wom. 7500Jobs-Men, Wom. 7500Jobs-Men, Wom. 7500Jobs-Men, Wom. 7500Jobs-Men, Wom. 7500Jobs-Men , Wom. 7500Jobs-Men, Wom. 7500 Jobs-Men, Wom, 7500 Jobs-Men, Wom. 7ctvr.-,..~ ·
WE HAVE JUST COMPLETED THE NEWEST; MOST MODERN
N'IEW FORD FACILITY IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
WE ARE PROGRAMMED FOR SUCCESS ••• And We Want Only Successful People Who Can Meet Our Hi9h Standards.
SALES MANAGERS
SALESMEN
SALES TRAINEES
We Have Openin9s For The Followin9:
MECHANICS
GENERAL SERVICE PEOPLE
QFFICE PERSONNEL
ACCOUNTANTS
BOOKKEEPERS
Our Every Endeavor Is To Give You The Buyin9 Public Their Full Dollars Worth With Courtesy,
If Yo11 Want To Work For Us You Must Meet These Hi9h Standards .
Sincerity, and Honesty !
•
\'
SUNSET
FORD
5440 Garden Grove Glvd. -(714) 636-4010
• I
l
:ti DAILY "LOT Fnday, Mil 30, 1909 fl DAILY "LOT S1tin.t, M1131,1'6'
• • ~ i IM>LOYMENT lOISfMPLOVMINT Ju••• I JO-a •.•PLOYMINT JOU.a IMPLOYMINT1 JOIS A IMPLOYMINTJOIS & IMPLOYMINT JOIS & IMPLOYMIHT
""'-w.-, -7200 Holo Wlnlod, Mon 7200 Help Wonted Help Wanted ·Help Wonted H"olp Wonted Jo-Mon, Wom. 7SOO Jollo Min, W-oii\. 7500 --· w-7500
DISH MACHINE Women 7400 Women 7<!00 .!!'...omen 7400 W-7400 ~I P'rohsa-I
* Co. * OPl!llATOR j ~ re,,,.....,, Ernoio>!""'l l ~I lmploy-·'>·~~ Union,..,._ ltOlplW, ~ EXPliRllNCEO ICN · AHlot-
' Newport ee.co '"'· medkal. <tnlll pW.. IJRGDIYLY Mi:mm • COASTAL AGENCY
p&ld vae&tK>". "'~"""'pay, ~ newport . DU llQ;l#UI ' ' e ESCROW e A memt..r ol
NEEDS Apply in Jlt't:l(ln. I e T • SECRETARY 1 Sntlllnt I Snelllnc. lnr.
How1rd'• RHt1ur1n1 personne ypiits · Nucleic Acid R.-ch Institute 2790 •v1>or 81' °' -Sport! .. Oood1 . agency e Repro Typists UNITEO CALIFORNIA SEEKING ambitious """""' ~ ~it"t 4001 ;Uc;:~;';" NB ~" DOVER o1t1VE • Secretar{•s BANK HAS OPENINCM FOlt ~~ ';, ·~ "'.,,~,,::.''~;
OISHWASHER Nt:\VPORT BEACH .. 1,1 E C ,n .. •t haw illflida -1 .. Una •••-o W k •-• h • • · OHt Hwy SECRETARY -~ Over 18 --· or Wn9n • w ,,.. Corona •• Mar Good h rth d t . I u· up. Sllary .$500, &to, + Out1tandllll benefil.I l.lld •
~ to p&1·1lclpate In tho
&TOwth oI W1 l'IC!llf, expand.
tna lint.
APPLY IN PERSON you we.ntl •1•92.1• ! o an • accurate yp1ng, am tar Submit resume • nfl. Ba;rc
D A I• 1 .. -with chemical terms. p.., Dally Pilot.
APPL. Y IN PERSON
• to AM to 9:30 Pf\f
,. ~tonday 1hru Soturth~y ..
· f C. PEllHEY CO. ',. ' • ..,.2~ F•shlon l1land
.. An rqual O!l"'1'1unlty
BOB'S BIG BOY
.154 E. J7th SI.
Cotta ~tesa
AUTO SALES
E>.-perience prefetted. Amer-
ican 1\.1otors dealership ln
beach area. Excellent oppor-
tuniry for right man. Jim
Bothen 642~
YOUNG 1'.fAN, 21 or o\'er cnip:oyer *" ; Good part time or Ml lin .e '"""""""'"''"'""'"''"'~I employment. Xlnt v.·ages I ' a.nd meals. Apply In JM'l"!iOn
ITT JABSCO
PUMPS
· TURRET LATHE
OPERATOR • TURRET LATHE
OPERATOR/
SETUP
No ~p. nee. T H E
OORYMAN 2100 W. Oceau
Front. N.8.
DOORMAN
PARKING ATTND'T
Fu!J or part time, day or eve.
lie. caJit. driver. Neat a.p.
pearance, refs. Call 644-1700,
ext 555, 4 lo 6 p.m.
COLL.. MEN, Summer work.
Scholarship opp. $155 '\'k
guar. r.omm. Call 642-1403
Help W1nted
Women 7<!00
• .\N EC.,!UAL OPPORTUNITY Oerica.l
EMPLOYER PRINCIPAL CLERK
'l-ISj Dale \\'ay, Cosla P.1esa. ~~ -$60.)·-per month
• ' 54:;.8251 -(~.....$638 recommended
July 1. 19691
oar pp 1c1n s •• ,
Plt1so be 1pprisod that tho counselors
at Newport Personne: w o u Id very
much like ihe pleasure of your com·
ptny to discuss with you the many
be1utiful jobs 1v1ilablo to you al this
time .
Also, plHso be •dvisod !hot mony of
these top peyin9 positions are fee p1id
by our lovely employers. To be per·
fectly honest however, not all of our
employen re1li1e yet that this is the
applicent's mar~et ri9ht now.
We will be e•pecting • telephone en·
quiry from you et your earliest con·
venience.
,A~=~~~
J!Llagency
0
833 DOVER DRlVE
NEWPORT BEACH
642-3870
Kindest Regards.
Newport
Personnel Stoff
INTERIM F.qu~J opportunity emplo..... TYPIST Televlslon
,.. Accurate typist. Wlll also act as receptionist · Introduction Work
PERSONNEL SERVICE * SALESLA DIES -* for research building. Help in troduoo cable T.V. In
North TusUn. Eves I: week.
445 E. 171'1 St.
Cosl• Mesa, C1llf.
642-7523
Positions avalh1.bl(' to1 r:<-
ped1>11('.'f'd JMJ('I llf'l'!'Ollllel
In LANZ NEW
NEWPORT CENTER
GIRL FRIDAY ends. $3.00 per how:. Call
Ge neral office background, to assist purc has-Sandy at 544-7785
ing agen t. Schocl .. lnstrvction 7600
I nferviewing STORE
STOCK/MAINTENANCE CLERK
Receive and distribute chemical supplies in
lab area. and 1nalntenance.
VOICE prepuation for
popular or classical ll.na:IJW.
Be;:lnner l h r u advanced
training. 64Z-5512, 4MJl340
Mon. thru Fri. f'ull time only. Student quota
I 1.m. to 5 p.m. filled. Call 644-44.11 or 1213)
Equal opportunity e111ployer I ~934-~"'5;;:·;;,;:""1;="'::;':,.· =---
GLORIA MARSHALL Full
JANITOR
time Janitor for research building. e PIANO, Theory, Hannolw
ta11ght by member of f.f\Wc
Teachers All.soc of Calif. le
Sher".\'00<.I "f.tusic Sc h 1.
Beginne1·s &: Jntennediat~
Sue Denlon, 548-8494
ITT JABSCO
KEYPUNCH
OPERATOR
IB~I Alpha & Numerl--
cal. Verily and some 1~
lated clerical duties. Good
1vo1·king condition!!' 11.nd
benefit.!.
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
EMPLOYER
11\fale or r~emaJe)
1485 DALE \VAY
COSTA l\fESA. CALIF'. 9262G
tn<11 54~8251
f>'IGURE CONTROL
SALON
PAP.T TIME HELP. ,\!.
trnclivr ''°Oman, 30 lo >llJ
\\'di tn1in. Hr~. !l-l P~I. C.i U
01· coine in for intcrvie1v.
liol2-:l6JO. 430 Pacific Coast
Hwy, N.B.
Cashier /Hostess
Call for appointment
(714) 833·2SOO
F.clucationa.l Vacation 4th
vaders . . . Sr Citizent
Chilcoat 10 lesson typln:
ScW. Trial Lesson. 173 Del
?!far C.M. 548-2859
International Chemical
& Nuclear Corp.
Experienced' Apply 2727 Campus Dr., Irvine, Calif. 92664 ~~~fXe~~~: ~~7'.
MANNINGS, INC, A• •~..t o,,.m..1ry l111p1.,_ 541-5697 or 646-3706
El Toro Rd. {Leisure World ) 1----..-..--\
Laguna tlills 837-1~4 l--IMERCHANOISE FOlt
SALES & LIGHT Oflice Yl'Otk H I W t~ H I W t-..J SALE ANO TR.A.OE · f hio bl L'do e P •n -• P In .a in as na e 1 je~ Women 7400 Women 7400 Furniture 1000
store. Jewelry experience 1----------. .....;..c.;..o.. ____ .;._;;; 1----"------
ncccssary. Call for a~
polntment. Perma.ne:nt posi-
tion. 673-9334 ACCOUNTS
PAYABLE GIRL
GEN. orfice pos. nr, 17th &
Placentia. Nvr a dull mo-UOUIDATORS
~ent o~r-Nd girl \\'ho FOR BAN«oflNANCE CO' hkcs sailb~ & "'ho can n...3"" I
cahnly get v.Tkld. oul in ESI'AT~l\lODEL. HOMES
mldsl of dlr, sales &: prod. Quality Furniture PLASTICS
MOLDING
MACHINE
OPERATORS
CITY OF
NEWPORT BEACH
PositiOll In Finance De-
partment requires lt.S.
graduation and 5 yrs. of
responsible clerical ex·
perlence including &<'-
counting and accounts
Jl&)'able. Apply to City
of Newport Beach, City
l·lall, P ersonnel Office •
3300 Ne wport Blvd.,
Ncv.')Xlrt Beach. ITI41
673--6633 before 5 p.m.
Thur.iday. June 1:?. 1969.
I~ EXPERIENCED
PART TIME
PART TIJ\1.E MAID, exciting
apt complex needs week end
maid to prepare &: serve for
parties, breakfast & Bar-B-
Ques. 645-0550 Require gili lo ;usume re-
sponsibilities for enti1·e ac-
counts payable fu nction.
Experienced cnly please.
demands. Start J350. Mon-B•nk1 Can't
Tues. l\1r. \Vare. 646-7434 Deposit Purn.
P ART TIME Oifice Vw1lrk.. They Dem•nd Cashl
8:3()...l dally. Alert girl who Regardless Of L"sl
'\\'orks with figures to write Spanish-Mediterranean
otders on mnt accounting lt1aple-M&hoeany·i\1odern
machine. \Ve will tn'.n. Brand name bedrooms .Ir
54~7101 king or any 1117.e box sprincs
BUILDER needs part tin\e &: mattres.s, CUAto1n made
sccrr.tary 0 n permanent sofas & love seats, exquisite
basis. Must be acclll"i\te dining rooms & hutches.
typist &: do si'n1ple beck Guaranteed frostlt'e'C re!ri&:·
work. Call ~127 era.tors, color TV's, late mo.
DENTAL OFFICE busine91!1 del washers & dryers are ·-•la-"•\wn '" ,0 y. 01 all on sale al sacrifice pric.
Perm. posltJon. XI n I.
\\.OFkin~ cond's. Overtime
& all lrlni:e benefits. Im-
mediate opening! on all
shifts. Experienced pre-
fcn't!d. No phone calls
alter 5 PM.
' CALIFORNIA
Injection Molding
200 Briggs Ave.
Costa r-.tesa 546-4460
An equal opportunlt,y
employer
STENO CLERK I
$452. • $549. per month
(Recommended for
$510.·S620. J uly 1. 19691
CITY OF
NEWPORT BEACH
~1a.naien1cnt Trainee1'
SU&ti\fER & PERt.1ANENT
-EMPLOYi\IENT
FUJ.L & PART TIME START One current opening in
IMMEOIATEL Y tilt-Personnel ,Off.ice J'f'--
f.fan 18 to 30, v.·e need you quires high achool diplo-
to accelerate our expansion ma &: two yea.rs 01 re--
program in Orange County. cent clerical experience, 100 "'Pm shorthand. 50 1\fo offices opening soon in '''Pm lyping. Apply ini-CO.""ta Mesa and Hunting!on n1ediately to Personnel Beach. Ideal ror college 1au. Offict', City Hall, 3.300
<ieij,t.S. No experience uel.-es-Ne\vport Blvd ., iTI4)
a;acy. 1i73-66J..1 s3~50 per Hr. ___ ,
EXPERIENCED
olil 547-7182 ri1on-Sa1.
*Busboy
(Days) ..
Apply in Person
'REUBEN'S
COCO'S
e TELLER e
I::.'\PER IE!'ICED
e PROOF
OPERATOR e
UNITED CALIFORNIA
BANK
302t Harbor Blvd.
Cost• Mei•
546-2033 1555 W. Ad1m1
Costa Mas• 1~....,"' ----1 Equal opportunity ~mployer
" MOTOR HOME
, .e BUllDERS . ..
. • ASSEMBLERS
l~mcdial{' OP£'n!ngs for nicn
\1-ith experience in pluinlr
Ing, electrical. \''alls, cabin-
rtr; and finlAh -or v•e will
train you. l\lust have some
ha.nd lools. See Rick, :?l,lj
Canyon Drivr. C.osta l\lesa ... ,.,,,.
CAREER
OPl"ORTUNITY!
GENERAL
PRODUCTION
NO EXPERlENCJ::
NECESSARY
Apply In per•on
THE HARTUY CO.
1987 Placentia Avr.
Costa i\1t'sa
Join tcday1 fastest crowinc I 7=====~-'rct..Won--~!u1 uaJ Fund 1ales ADVERTISING
Ne llXJ)Uience nectAaJ"Y-s t / W• ""1n · hlJI or part llm• ecre a ry Mutliol Fund Ad1ri1on,
NPI 8. um :~~ .. Ult..,...,, Bookkeeper
d . 121.Z N. Bro11dway Responsible, top level
5"47&.11 position for aharp, tek•
... 1 charge girl. Must have * Jtruclual Steel* nc•ll••t 1k111. inc:. lhorthond; h1ndlo Ille e LAY OUT-FITTERS bkkpt; billing. Under e PAINTERS 30. Coll Borboro. (7141 e TllUCK DRIVERS '42·3910.
Union IC&le, fringe ~ncflt1, --· Eqml opponunit,y ('mp.lo)l'Cr
SAMPCO Inc.
*1 S. Orond Ave.
,' -· ,,,,.. 5411-JIU
• **COOKS
CLERK TYPIST
A.ler1 ;:hi. production con-
trol oHice_ Typlrlt, ftlirw.
pcatlf1K, XJ:nt working cond'1.
indlJdlnc "" bt.nefils.
CAL.,ORNIA
lnJoctlon Moldillt
Part dmt ' full Un~, !M!n-100 Brta1 A vt.
~ f;xpertcna!d only, AP. Costa 1'1esa 5*4480
plr altt:r J p.rn. An ecJU.\l opportunity eniployer
.,.VE CROWNS
RESTAURANTS
3.!01 £. PoctrJc Coul HW)I.
, Coron& dtl Mar
Nd'Pbont Call• Pttue
'1
EXPERIENCED TELLEllS
Full ur pt. lime. Appl)' In
penon Bank Of America.
~ Via Udo, NB.
eqtaal oppnrtunit)' 4!.mplQ)'("!'
I
. . . ---
Help W1nted Help Wanted
Women e e e TELLER 7400 Women 7400
1.;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:* UN I TE D CA LI F 0 R N I A
BANK
LEGAL Secretary replace-
ment wanted tor summer
mont!Js comn1encing July 1,
in Newporl Beach. Tel :
6'12.-?.330
CLERICAL
CLERK
TYPISTS
Varian Dala Ma chine•, I~
cated ·in the Irvine Indust-
rial mmplex, has lmmedl·
ate openings f o r 2 clerk
typists.
These asttignmcnts are In
our publication, and E.D.P
departments. Good typing
skills & prveious clerical
\\"Ork expcriencr desired.
\Vr. offer a good stnrting sal-
ary \vith an excellent he~
fit program Inducting It
days vacalion during the
lirst year of employment.
vari1n dita
machines
A VA RIAN SUBSIDIARY
2722 Michelson Drive
IAdJ . to Orf ng• Co.
Airport)
Irvine, C•lif. 92664
An equal opportunity
employer M & F
J. C . .,ennfY Co.
Fashion Island
Ne1vport Beaeh
NEEDS PART TL.\IE
SALESLADIES
Housewives & Mothers
Can you spare a tew hours
each day and add to the
family income at the same
time? s~hedules convenient
for you, mornings, after-
noons, evenings or combina-
tions of a!J. Work in a. fun
!tore under the finest of
conditio~ and lop ~upervifi..
1ion.
APPLY IN PERSON
PENNEY'S
FASHION ISLAND
10 AM to 5 Pl\1
f.1onday thru Friday
All student position!'. lilied.
Equal opportunity employer
2'l'.! Ocean Ave .. Laguna Bch,
4S.l-6546
See Betty Bruce at
m,u!:xec
A&;ency for Career Girl:1
410 W. Coast H\vy., N. B.
By appoint. 64&.3939
abilities
u12Limite()
age12ciY
Quality Positions for
Qualified Applicant&
as E. 11th St.. swte 22c
Costa Mesa 642-1410
Exec. S.cty to $667-
-~~-~--SALES help needed, must
have experience in ladies
"'ear. Apply in person.
Jackie's Fashion Center 75
HunUngton Center, H.B.
IMMEDIATE opening-Secy
for 1 man ins. ofe. Non-
!\moker. no ins. exp nee.
Send resume to P .0 . Box
2232 CM.
VERY sharp ~rl w/exper.
In titting cust. Bikinis, (or
sales; must be able to work
1veekends &: some niihts.
642-6316; 673--2473 eves.
PLATFORM STF.NO
Experienced
Security Paci.fie Nallur~J
Bank, H.B. 536--6.Tll
BEAUTY Operator
Interested In training for
children's shop, Costa Mesa..
642-3689
Sccure future with a solid MATURE 1\-oman \\.·anted.
Costa f.fesa company_ F·ab-Hskpr. 1\•th prac. nursing
ulous benefilll, pleasant oU· exp, gd. cook, ~t &: clean,
ice. Call Edee, 548-5410 live-in & refs. S.S.5652
Jeson Best MOTHER'S Helper -for 13
Employment Agency mo old & be.by e:cpected ln
GENERAL
AUTOMATION
706 \\', Katella
Orange, Calif.
Equal opportunity emplo,yer
TIRED OF LAYOFFS?
If you arc interested in steady
employment as a secretary.
we have lhe job for you •
lots of variety, pleasant SW'-
roundings a n d excellent
star1i~ salary. Good short-
hand skills required. Apply
at;
Westminster
School District
14121 CEDARWOOD
WESTMINSTER, CALIF.
Gener•I Office Help
Basic o f f i c I' knowledge
pref'd, but not nee. Good
phone voicr. over 18. Appl,Y
in person behveen 2-4 pm
Tuesday thru Friday.
......... •J ""' ,,.,,.., '" age. Exp'd onl,v Call P.&1:~ es.
l\fon-Wed-FrL 847-5026 BUY ANY PIECE
OR HOUSEFUi.
W 1rehouse Sale WANTED: Dental a sst.,
front office/chair side .
Exp'd. T~'O ch't office.
lll<>-01<1 AOK
MATURE \Voma.n for 11 to 7 7722 G•rden Grove Bl.
shift in SAWYER HOME. Westminster (~ Block West
caJI 646-6716 from oomer cl Beach Blvd.
MAID 30 perm/ nellt . G.G. Freeway) Open
time,' 6°':.uwk, Lag = 1().9, SUnday, lo.ti.
motel,1i1.7S br. ~ SPANISH Returned from 1..::=::.:=:..::o;_;::..;,;;;:=:__I Model ffmna: OD aall at
lea than wtdesale! Group
Jobs-Men. Wom. 7500 ibcludn beaaWuJ t I • •
COST ACCOUNTING
CLERK ANALYST
quilted sofa .\ Jove ll!olt,
* SALES ORDER ,,*....,....,....,....,!!!!!!!!!* 7120 So. Main, 89.nta Ana J une. \Vanted for summer
~JAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS .m;:::.•',:,s.~54,C0-8,.:...70~1~--=
MERRY with a semi-part LICENSED Shampoo Girl
time job. Easy, tun, no ex-and PART Time Reeep-
)X'r. nee., no invest or tionisl. Top pay. Newport
deliveries. Must be over 18. Beach area. caJI 642-Q.57
Five Crowns
Restaurant
3801 E . Pacific C.Out Hl\·y.
Corona de! Mai' No ph. calls
Small manufacturing & en-
gineering company requires
individual to assume cost
accounting dutie8, including
direct labor distribution,
maintenance of inventory
Ct>St records & \vork in P"'
ceg1 inventory. f..1ust be able
to prepare eost reports form
wuree data. College train-
ing in accounting preferred.
\Vork expcr. in accounting,
and on oUice machines
helpful Salary opt"n. Please
send resume to or apply at
3 Spanish oak dacon.W
b>.bles, swag or tf.b&a ~.
wall placque, Jdn&, qu.n, ..
er full sl.ze bedrcmn II.die
complete Incl bo:x" aprtnp,
mattress, linene A boudoir
lamps, Spanish oak 6 pe
dining set pri* ~
al approx. $1111.00 AIL
FOR ONLY $399. U0 down.
$4.99 per ... P.ek ,. out or
state credit OK. W 11 I
,separate for quick ale. 20th
Century Furniture, 9 7 7 2
Garden Grove B I yd . ,
Garden Grove Daily 10..9.
Sat 101, Sun U.S Ccm.t
CLERKS
E.'\perienccd in sates order
processing. maintain order
Jog and 1-et."Ords. 'l)rpe 60
\rpm on rlet:lt'il',
C•ll Personnel Dept.
(714 ) 494-9401
TELONIC
ENGINEERING CO.
l•guna Ba•ch
1'.:quaJ op~rtunity l'mpl oycr
* WAITRESSES
Apply In Parson
REUBEN'S ,
COCO'S
1555 W. Adams
Cost• Maa1
----* K!YPUNCH OPERATOR
ACCOUNTING
PAYROLL
CLERK
Ph. SARAH COVENTRY
for appl. 546-TI22 or
547-46Z1
INSTRUCTRESSES
Varian Dala l\tachiflf'~. lo-Ofl,CE MANAGER. for
ca.led in the Irvine Indus-=~~ G~:.':Js~~ta~~bo~
Young, mature girls· able to
LIVE ·in help; motherless meet the public. Must be: 11-
home, boy age 7. To start traclive v.·ith a good fi:urc.
approx June 23rd. Send Apply In person
resume & refs B. Cook, 1500 H I'd H I h S Adams, Suite 203, CM. O I ay ea t pa STACO, INC. In or C'all rn4) 53)..6240
County , has an immediate nt'ed for a payroll clel"k. bookkeeping exper. req'd.
Salary open. Send resume
DRY CLEANING presets Costa Mesa e Huntington Bch
exper'd silk. ~'001 & com-Radio-Telephone
bination. Laundry help also. D' h G' I 1139 Baker St:,
Coste Mesa
549-3041
REPOSSESSIONS
Jn c,;Ct'llent c onditi on .
Beautiful sofa $89. Chair
$49, sofa & love seat $179, 5
pc bedrm set $89, Kine 1ize
bedrm. set $149, Box spring
& malll"ess S9 ea. Kin& •ize
You must have had experl·
cnce ,,..Hh an E.D.P. payroll ~~if P.O. Box 5.17 Balboa, 541-"'° !Spate Ir
8ystcm &: be proficient on ---------SALES LADY full time for
lhc 10 key adding machine. 15 or 16 YR old girl 'vanted Children's store. s 0 !.1th
Lite typing required. for summr babysitting & Coast Pla7.a. Apply 650 E. D
Good starting salary & benc-Mother'l!I ht'lper. 0 e e :'I. n St. Tustin
25 or over, Must know local
art'&. Apply in pcn;on.
YELLOW CAB. CO.
An Equnl Opportunity
Employer
fits, including 12 days or Front. 75c )X'r hr. ~, d:iy ;;jii;;i;iiiii.iOiiOiiOiiOiiOi
vacation during the fir 1 l \\leek includ in~ \\'kend. Call
186 E. 16th St. SCRAM LETS $25 ea. Sell a.U or part,
eo, .. ""' • ''""'· ""' '" or part ADK
year or employmen1. f.1ay 30. JI. June ht . Glrl Friday i: lite bkg. Reply
in person only Kings for
"f.len, 2300 Hnbror BL Of.
l VN \Varchouse. 772:Z Garden
Charge Nurse ANSWERS Grove Btvd .• 1.i blk. West cf varian data 64,_,.., MEDICAL OFFKE
3 10 11 Pi\1 shirt. Apply Beach nr. G.G. Frwy. Open
NE\1/PORT Pi-ortt -Antic -Gourd -11).9 Sun. 10-6.
machines
A VARIAN SUBSIDIARY
2722 Michelson Drive
(Adj. Orange Co.
Airport
Irvine, C1llf. '12664
An equal opportunity
emplo~r M It: F
SEAMSTRESSES
FULL time & part time makl CONVALESCENT Triple-GET OUT REDECORATING • Lido
for motel work Balboa Conf cl R E.'C perlenced in receptionist Ptn\nsula. 675-3463 llOSPITAL u us. say: ". emcnl· ls.le, solld eherTy bedronn1
duties lncludiOJ; medical in. .:::::::::::::::...=.:.::=---~ Ho&pltal Rd .. N.B. ber old maid who fuld man set, chairs, lam~. new
suran<'e. Call 616-3903 RN, Part time alternoonsJor HOSPITALITY HOSTESS Is in roo"'! who gi\'e him 24 \Vestinghouse rotrlc· 120
p l A S T 1 CS-General Practitioner's of· looking tor mature ...,"Omen hours to Gsr OUT." yds near new r ti at
c1:::1"=·:..;54:::,"""'.:;;;.3:.._ __ ~ to wtloome newcom~ to * DRMRS * carpeting. 5' Travertine Injection Aloldlng 0!K'r. or * WAITRESS * Over 21 the communi .... Mu~t haw N E • marble top coUee table, Trainee. Must be depend· v 0 tud · d k able. Graveyard shift. Ap-Graveyard shift. C.Ontact typewriter, car, and be hon-xper1ence s ent 1 es , maple dlnln&
ply &-4 p.m., Orani"e County f.tr. Zimmer 6il-OO'n dable. Apply 285 E. ~IRin, Necessary! t~~ & 4 Captain"• chain,
P•·-· 850 \" 18th C'I \VAITR.ESSwanted.A"'"''yin Suite 7. T\atin, C•ll~. r.a.v•-u player, man y ......,tlcs, ·~-. ·" · """ "-•A ft>"'I; Muat have clean Calilornla records. 673-Th47
penon Mesa Lanes 1703 ~==•.:."------drl J '-,,==~~,.-~=-BEAUTICIAN . CM ~ v ne record, Apply 11.IOVING must aeltr BR RI,
10 v.'Ork full time O>sla t>.fesa .su="'.:.'.:."o.'-'~'-'.:.• _, ~· ~--Female S.Cty. 500.00 YELLOW CAB CO. antique \vhite; chm cf
$8.lon. Paid vat.ations. etc. Cashier. exp'd, A lop beach area co. Is look· 186 E. l61 b SI · dra,\·ers desks, upho~ Exp'd power niachine oper. Nn clicntele requircd-nc\v Krrn1 Rima. HarchvAtt ing for an attractive gal with ColSta Mesa chairs, wall hun, furniture,
ators 10 sew naugahyde boa! grads welcomed. Ca 11 ___ e_:l<l_6-_70l!IJ __ •___ good SCC'. skilll!i, rreat po------'--=---1 Jn
I · & M•••••• "'"9919 -l"ntial and lhe -. will -~ d Ing rm set Spanlth-e.n-C'US i1ons canvass pro. ...... ._ .... .....,.... • HOTEL MAID. full time. " .. u ... -NllUllWf ,,·-·~ f rn •• I ~=::;~::..;:,::,.;:,;:.:....___ imbu-t'--fee. call • -"""t"''" · .. _..: a m PK · "'~ ducts. Top \V&ges, pd holi· EXPERIENCED or ,,. i 11 pleasanl surroundings. • ~ '"" ...,. persOnnel housol.,Jd · I -
* .,..U96 * ra•·-. Mo-"·"-p .. _,. .. -• i e m •• f4ol days, vacations, ins. Xlnt train. Dryeleanlng/ hlundry ·• ""''; 1""1& ... ,......,.,,Ra 1 ......... ,-, SI Ne••porl ki Agency, 2043 We1lcliU Dr., ......,..,.. .• .. v.-·or ng ccnditions. Apply attndnt. Ho n1 e -11 lc e 111 . BABYSlTI'ER. 5 days S43. ... agency Shores, NB. 642-3014
Jack Cole Co., 1763 Platt!). mosphere. BaJboa Isl. x:nt Wanted in1media1ety. N.B. 645-2771 OA. I BEAt.rrlFUL IOlld ....... 1e
One: 10 lhrce years f'Xpcrl-tia Ave., CM. ~J pay. Days & nlghb. Coin-96S-20a<I Dente fl 1t1nt Profe11Jenal S.rvk:e ova.I dining room ~,1,"-w/ ., •n<.•, se<..'000 shill. l\fonda.y 1------"----,·,.ion 77''380 Cl 1 Id 6 lh •-d. I ~ lhni F'Tld11.y. ni • ~ \VANTED: Rel. babysitlcr i::i r s c. mon s exper-"'r 1nw emp oyer leaves Ii: 5 chain. looks Ilk.~
\\!Oi\lAN·EXPERlENCED \YOMAN wanted as SPnicr. \vith ttfs, 0 n r child. 01vn irncr . Call Loraine, f.f~I" and the epplkent new: cos! S500, wUI sell fo1
COLLINS RADIO CO.
19700 Jambortt Rd.
Newport Beach
l"ROOf
OPERATOR
EXPERIENCED
United C1llfernla
lonk
4J2' M•c.Arthar Blvd. -· Equa.I oppor1unltf emplO)'er
oiifAM Job. Keep )'OU1' tm.
portant job at wife A
mother ' tarn a .-kly
Pl)'Che<k. 544-3854, 03C-M91
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ror GIF"l' SALES. Cafeteria s\)'lt>. Appl)' in tra.mp. 3 nlte!I. 546-8748 rhiinis Pcnionne.I Aaency, 133 Dover Dr N I $175. New 9x12 all wool
Aur!y person Monday alter to AM. PRESSERS & OPERATORS ~~~~277~'estcllrr Dr., N.B. 642-3170 -.,~2743 multi-colored brakted n1g, South Co11t Drug f.h . F.cl's l{ofbrau. 1712 .:;::.::c::_______ never used; coat $16' w\11 3333 Bn.tol Placentia AVlt., Costa Mesa SPEC. MACH. GOOD pay. TRAINEES: \Vailrcsses or UNFURN Apt, telephone & sell for $75. 64Z-4MJ. 5'2lti Gr·m1 Mtgr, W-2666 clea"'-fees tor -• •· Costa f.tesa HSKP.R 1: bab)'lltr needed, Car Hostes!leS. f.lust be .... ,. """)'.,.e "' Bruce ~nt NB.
Resp. mature lady, live-In, EXP. OorW arranger lull or llt'at. atlraclh"<". happy mana,e 18 deluxe 3 Br Apt! MPL. •
p:u"I Ume, ad. W!J;l'$. di-itlor\. Fl or "I lint~. In the Ea.it Bluft Area of bed, Spl'TVI 120 · RECEPTIONIST oU wktndA. Fountain Valley &7J.871S •· Newpon Beach. Li 1 e Mahoa". dining tbl. $25.. fiE area 968-4219 THE 7.00, CoAsl II"')'. & b he --~ I Young, eood phcl\e voice. · •1 A~h N 8 maintenance I: clean1-We com ivu r ... ,,.... """" type 40. 50, 7--4 p.rn, Beach NEED •Xp'd v.-oman w/ rels DRAPERY OPERATORS "ac " ur. . rent to children. ~Plate Sfll, Studio btd frame,
area. S3SO. C a 11 Doria. for OCC11sk>nal day time and TABLER t'O?t!BINATION, Shofll BAr reinune to Box M 861 Daily spnws. ether odds il ends.
:ijS-71'96 babysittq 1n my tw>~. 1 ~---516-_1_4_31____ Makls I Go Go Da.~. Pilot tj4&:!'==13?0==~---~· I
ARGUS AGENCIES _64i-Oill________ \VAITRESSES \VANTED Top \vagell Sl.00..Sl.SO 10 I HELIARC backup wldr 2 WROUGHT tron Cantlc[ue
1869 C Newpon Blvd,. c.~r. rnEE mom .&i boanl al lhe Sea Shanty Rtstaurant sta.rt. Ph. for Int , ~9983 sallbt mul U8@tn. trai~ CQldl rcun1'. elaa tcp &ablt
SARAli COvt::NTRY .... beach for reliable mo1hf'r's 6.ll Lido Pk Dr. NB 6T:J-Ol00 C~~.\'iS1 y LASSY. 2901 Harbor, . loola rtqd. &M-li1S bet. 9-A 4 t'l\rs. Now cnly S'7S. Aho
openinp for f\lll or ~ie;; helper I.vi dt1~r·~ lil' "'erk e l\Ju.ERE.TJ'ES. Part ·' · 12 Mon. thru Frt. brown !Ola bed $IJ. 64f..1400
time .ieK-· ~ttn. qt JS. mornings only. 673--8860 Timt. av1. $2.SO per lv>ur 10 GIRL FRIDAY SMALL Restaun.nt needs MASSIVE carved walnut4tn.
Pleuant woric, no inwsl. no BEAtn'ICJAN with «nn~ •tart. OYer 21. Call 54&-57-1a tor Broken~e offict'., Must be mature man or .. 'Oman, Ing table, 6 upllolsttftct
dellvtrits. For inten>kw followtrig tho not nt'et:11ur."· \VANT!:D: Part time bar £ood typist. dAya, 1111 ever 2t. 545-9863 chn. S«Xl. Bumi C111'111P
call S40-0614/ 831-4149/ Cd. commlaslon. ror ap-maid tor .lll<; A~,!· Call-O>nt-.ct ~tr. Hodses. J.5 pm IP~A~R~Tf'i1~1mi;ei'-11>e;;ii1p;'-:'. ~C>l:ijl~•Pi'l·!-~-!"'~'~1~~~~-~~~,_ I
1474950 , point. Call 847-9164 liil.--6"-mO ·~-Zubie'• Pia:&, 2U) E. Quallb''tdrw bed, quDMd,
DQ!?AL SEC I R E cPT. GF.J"iERAl. Oflice ,cirl owr BABYSITTER: Your home. CoAst Hwy C.dM cornplet•, W'IUMd "8: wfll'ftl
Sl., 2.l to e. Exp. nee. 21 to train In tuVlce 1: t\U)' c.nyon or Pomona IC:hool DENTAL OFFICE ' =a. Aft 5 or wknda. 847.o«ll * 546-lOOI) '*" pl~. !tf0....9313. area. CaU. S0.1446 l\ec!t!pdonlat. 54W580 DAILY PILOJ' WANT Amt Wlali. ;i;piia;;,.1 1>tme+Urw:
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Slip Through Your Fingers
See If You Have Any
Of These Things A
DAILY PILOT
WANT-AD
Will Sell Fast!
1. Stove 29. Bicycle 57. EIMtric Train
2. Gult1r 30. Typewriter 51. Kitten
3. Biby Crib 31. Bor Stools 59. Cl111lc Aute
4. Electric Sow 32. Encyclopedi1 ~. CoffN Tobie
S. C1mer1 33. VKwm CIHner 61. Molorcycle
6.W ....... 34. Troplul Fllh 62. Accordlen
7. Outlloard Moler 35. Hot Rod Equlpm't 63. Skis
LS-S.t 36. Fiie C•lllMI 64. TV Set
9. Couch 37. Goll Clubs 65. Worlcbench
10. Cl1rlMI 31. Sterling Silver 66. Dle-..d Watch
11. Relrl .. retor 39. Vlcterl1n Mirror 67. Go-Kort
12. Pickup Truck 40. Bedroom Set 61. Ironer
13. Sowing Mochln1 41. Slide Prolector 69. C1mplng Tnllor
14. Surlbe1rd 42. Lewn Mower 70, Antique Furniture
15. Mochlne Tools 43. Pool J1ble · 71 . Tepe R-rder
16. Dlshwuher 44. Tlru 72. S11iboet
17. Puppy 45. Pl1no 73. Sports Cer
11. C1bln CruiMr 46. Fur CHf 74. Moffr ... , In Spp
19. Golf C1rt 47. Dnpee 75. lnboerd Speodbe1t
20. B1rometer 41. LI-. 76.$ .........
21. Stomp CollKtlen 49. HorM 77. S.ddl•
22. Dinette Set 50. Alrpl1n• 71. Dirt Gome
23. Pl1y Pen 51. Orgen 79. Punching leg
24. Bowling 8111 52. Exercycle 10. l1by Cerri ...
25. W1for Skis 53. R1ro loob II. DnnM
26. Fr..Ur 54. Sid -12. Rifle
27. Sultc1H 55. Hlsh Choir 13. Deelr
21. Clock S6. ColM 14. SCUIA 0..r
Thne or any other extra thlnts arounll the house may
be tumecl Into cnh wltli a
DAILY PILOT WANT-AD
so ...
Don't Just Sit There!
DIAL DIRICT
642-5678
(YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD>
DAILY PILOT WANT ADS
Will WORK FOR YOU!
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VALUES
NEYER BEFORE
SEEN!!!
TearlnCJ Down
BullcBIHJ -"Must
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Away" ••••.•
Contractor Says.
ANOTHER LANDMARK GOING
TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW BLDG.
SALE-Stock
On Hand Only
* SPANISH and MEDITERRANEAN *
AT UNBELIEVABLE PRICES!!
No Down, Terms To MHt Your Budget.
Bank Financing, Master Charge,
Bank of America or Store Charge.
538.88 ONE OF MANY
SPECIALS
also motching coffee table
and commode -same price
. TOO MANY ITEMS TO LIST ALL • • • • • • • • • • •
0 G•m• Sets
• Dining Room Sols
• Bedroom Sets
0 Living' Room Sets
• Corner Units
• Lamps
• Rodine"
• DeeOrative
Spanish Chairs
0 Buffet w /china
• Pictures
0 Wrought Iron
0 Coffee Tables'
0 Commodes
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APPROVED FURNITURE
2159 HARBOR, COSTA MESA, PHONE 548·9660
DAILY 9.9, SUNDAY 10·5 -12 years same location -same OWl)ers
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IOOO Office Furniture IOIO
1 ,F~u~miiiltur~•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilC~OOiii-OiiiFuiiim~liiitu~t•iliiiiiiii!~liiiOGiiii-0 Furniture
Mediterranean from Model surplus ortlce fumibn. II EX Q U I S IT E Spanish SI'EEL company rele&aN I
PUBLIC NOTICE Homes. Eastern b r a n d • Files • Desks • Oairs,
names. CompletC! housetul!! C!lc.
o( quality furniture, King McMAHAN'S 772..a450
size bedrooms, full (It' twill, 18.10 S. Anahelm Blvd., in
DECW TOR GETS CANCILLA TION """'m ••"'"' "'"" • love Anaheim tolonptde &A .• NOW'S THE OF 18 LUXURY APARTMENTS :~~iirul 1;= root; !!,e; Freeway at Katellal '
Sp1nish & Mtclit1rr•11n Furniture 6 chain, Au t 0 m at I c Office Equipment I011 ·
TIME FOR .RAND NEW refrlreraton. wuher. Save . AU hw>d....._oJ dollars from ADDRESSOGRAPH
t«. M.,.tti;_~ ....,_ ._ 1111 ,._. MOW na.• orig. price. FuU price $689. w/suppliea. 774-6200
1•1 J~I. 'C ..... I.ii. ''9N'W!f~ iiwrlfllrii'~t-t T BUY QUICK CASH ~=a.~~·~~.··~~~ :.:· ......... 'Ill:& ~~~ "'~· o~""~oUSE· G •-1
THROUGH A ~eco!~~r~~~~~~i~ji.7~ ~LiEng:~. ~. ·~ ~~R~~E sA":.
rooms of gorgeous Spanish furniture {wa? \VC!Rlmln11!er. (I" block Wetl Fri, Sat, Sun. 1 .. 7 from lhe corner al Beach 3067 Trinity Dr., CM
DAIL y PILOT s'egA. C$1R'OlsF.oolCE •••••• $398 ~~·~ ,:;-:;:-."&.~ ;:-...,.1 ~~·~,~·!~;.,:~ -.
. 8' & 5~ DIVAN mod. 7 pc:. GARAGE SALE .o. Furnib.lft, ••
WANT . AD . '° -_•Y M. i:iOU11tll!D _.,... CAllUtY <Ml~ .a.CCTs dng. 11e1 & end tbl. Look. le toys, 2 Shirley Temp&e dollJ. 1 . mm RJRHITU' RE T:e~~z· 003 Carnation ~ ~~io:.~ ':
842 5671 HJDE • A • BED, Ear I Y CM. 548-2134-....,~~-I
• Ame.lean, good 001t<U!lot1. GARAOil SALE•
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1844 .ewport lly~.~'!'-.••·,,) 613-6417 all« 4 pm. Tho BluU•, 2318 Vbta iq.,
...... .,._ 9'YV TAN BROCADE s1eep Fri., Sat., SUn..10 All~ ,...,.. M I Divan. $40. ANTIQUES Plus Much llblc , ....... ell on y * 6'<-'4n * Dotlly J.2.3 1315 l'ldllc Dr:
CHEST or drawen w/ mat's IEnd of Acacia) CdM
lwtry Nlt'l't 111 t -W ... , Set. & Sift. ~I 6 lamp .. Port. stem>, vanl· GARAGEi SALE • ;.
11.hell. Best offer. 615-4308 JUNK TO ANTIQUE
IOOO t.ifOVING SALE-Furniture I: 336 A. Victorta. Ql'.h:i ree.r .,, I '-"-~ . ___ IOOO= Fumlture mlac. . ANTIQUES. ch&lrs tables , ;,
•-· _, f MA'ITR.ES.SES 161 Meu Dr., Calta Meaa. l&Jnps. notr tbrU 'SrmllQ! lt
""t"Y'O¥-vrniture MA~S EUROPE BOUND. 1ood 2118 Hiahland Dr., N. B. • . ~r: Ii :ie~~~t Ml5-matched box lfprina: $5 quality f'UmUure-m\llt ld1 GARAGE SALE • Ex..
sell all! Bide ~ t mattrHRt f7, Madbo&rd S3 $2lO. * m.-czn model'• ~lsW llm '7-&-10.
down to maJCe room ~~ HllrT)' while ~ lut. AOK fofODERN aretn 9' ~ 6. Plano, }mholcf pods, boolcl • '
newbuUdlna!! 2159Harbor Warehou91'l m2 ,Gard e n told c hair. Exceptiont.l pkft. Sat/Sun. 420·1
"-t& M Da"·· 9-9 SUn• Grove Blvd., \ti 'blk. West Of 1• :::"::'••::::·•:::.IOI::.· .:.*.:.6'5-=.=1'11:;.T_ F\apblp Ne. 5M-Gll ..._ ea, 141 • Bnch nr. C.G. Frwy, Open 1-
lN. Ml-9680 10-9 SWl. 1°'.. BUSIEST marketplace. ln ~ PEl.JCAN Pl. '°" ~t. ~
OlNlNG room poup, oYa1 MUST 11111L Ntw aoldf:n brn 8 town. The DAILY Pn.Dr tm c:ou~:ill::.• ~-:·
tbl 51x4J ", I hlahback: It. llOfa il chaft, $250 1et or C1ullntd ltCdon. Saft -· ~""~-'----1
swlvtl chn. black !' while. $1~ mta. 2163 Ptacentli money, timt A tUort. Look -------1 =-~"" chilll Cl~ CM."'" Vic-. IC-'11111 -Ill ~Ill-1100 ===:;.._ ___ ~AMES Air )'d, rum., ome DON'Tnm'WISHtor-.. KOIM:>ltt ~at e matle "
c.Jc Dinette Set tbl.. 4 ctne back cbalrs. thtrw lo ~ year bome WQher, aood Qliw:tl:tktft. p,s.
Nft'ff'-Mar top, 4 chain J:jl. &Lau cotfee tbL, wuber. • • ; ~~t blQ9 Jn '> * ..-*
lllniah ..-.. -125. 64<-26Jll d11 • a ·-""" -OM t.d, t.adbou'd, Ylhlte DANISH Pallander coHte DlALdlnct.MU1'11,&r;; IaYawAdtnourd1 'ff@Af
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F'1dof, 1!11 lO, 1'69 14 DAILY PILDT S.turdly, M11 ,1, 1!69 fAJj~firl>illMifl(iRiii~.-'1o£-;MilJR!CC'RAlli5llrnifltiii;~-SI POI MlltCMANDISI POii l'ITS an4 LIVISTOCIC TUNSPOltTATION TAANSl'ORTATION0 '1'1, 1
SALE AND TRADI SALi AND TRADE SALi AND TRAiii IALI . AND TRADI I?!!! NU S.lllooott t010 Mobil• Homn 9toe
1210 -.... w-11...... -AT rnm. beautllul maJe MOBllE HOME . · 1
;. .. .iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Qi.llluahua, ~wnsbortha~ ~Ill l ) "' with Ruby ~ • DDlll, Srud i ..,...,.., ~ '1
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FU R. N IT u R E ~-":"c~.: ~ u)s .. ~ .. :~.~.~'."!,"' .. b SlO,OOO ..I '
..__.t ~·· "' · 14' Ketdi, tn.ner $t99 -OR -1
MALTESE i.maJe, AKC, 7 •PACtnc YAOIT SAL.:s. $35 000 ' l
mo. Beautiful show qu.allly, $44' Via ()pgrto, N~ f -• A , U C J I· O I -dbpoolt!on. " ... 213, 111.-n•, 673-1510 61 !U6-.526S, alter 6 pm. HOUUI 4 AKC Dobenn.,. Nil • e SMALL SA\U!OATS e 'fl'• · l
black maAel I: femalel ex-UDO lil. traDtt S8ll1 Come in today and ttt l!J:ri )
O!Ucni dlspoa.iUom, fS.l..&20 A1lnutemu almost nu ~ ury Uvine at down 1o earfli
Inspect EARLY
. As We Sell 9!.llCKL YI
AOK Commission Gallery
71'J2 GARDEN GROVE BOULEVARD
I Block West of Beach Blvd .. off G.G. Frwy.
SATURDAY NIGHT evea. SABOT· &lhl $225 pricts. Especially now~-1
' l! SILVER Toy Poodlea NEW ~~~i~ATS $7S in& our clearance sale ~ 1
~ .. ~ Wks. SNd J$14 Np! Blvd, NB 615-2400 au d.i.l!lplay model&-they~
3 -...-.-CUU<UC' A Yorld priced lo it!:U immedlate.bf.J 6 0 P~ SHARP. I 543--17» n HOURLY RENTALS Putt available ln all area. . • * Rhodes 19'a * Baf Harbor • ~ e e ee e G.<rman Sbephenl -· Fun Zooe ~ Co. Balboa Mobile Homa SolOI · i ~P~ ::n_~ lara:e boned.. KlTE No. T06 fUU cover and 1425 Baker St. ·"': 1
GERM al'lorthalr pnsr ~ band doll>·· $850. tl>J.£38 % block ~t'::::bor Blvd~
AKC, Nau champ. &jack JOIN THE FUN fLEET ' SlreCI. J M, 2 F. 961-3597 21' Viking Sailboat. '1ps 2, Cosla Mesa tn~l StQ..847"'
AUS'lltAUAN .ui.u t=· ~ COit slip avail. Many EXTRA lar&e, cust. bit,
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. --J e racq-• enWng activities. Br. mobil home : 55' lone, '
stud. Xlnt ped. im &G-4786 da,ys. ~7 aft 1 wtpop-out room; b I t • doc. ttud he $100/ 613.JS&l ·pm. kitch. t.aiuna Parle. Ta
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._.. 36' TRlMARRAN Nicol MK 2 ovrr equity w I t h
FO& SIS At'!.!'!011flll •oR TMI· eOAT O .. IR 1• TWI"
FAMILY••• llllWl1ll' llll Heertl ltMD-1•
._.,.,. Hound Puppies Float. done main bull cash. Call owner dats
AKC rte. 1ood quality framed. u,<O, 1nc 1 u des 494-7518; 499-1539 eves
Mhc.Wan!MI 1610 FREE TO YOU *......., • mootmatma11.54l).6289 DELUXE doyblo w l d ."';;:°':;;';:::"-".:::::::;"";: 1-..!.~:!:...!.::'.....!.:::'.~-JPRI.ZE W~in& AKC \Vire FINN, No. l43. and be~·ly mobile home ih new park.
IUt OJt·M
•JJ&a
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l"vt tti.M ttw. ~ -.,_"" -••• whb --llan-1•11r !MffMMJW MD·1t. tl'• ... t• """"' ..... --~, .. ,. ,._ ~ ....... , ... .,, .. .
$ WE IUY $ WE are the products of a Haired Temen, wormed It: refinished trailer. Peninsula Costa ft1esa. 646-4660 aft
k>vable silver tabby Mom l shots. 540--0214 21'5 E. Ocean B 1 v d _am_·--------1 $ FURNITURE $ APPLIANCES c.w TV",_,._...·.....:s.;, ••.•
I '1.M •r H.., .. F•A
CASH IN JD MINUTfS
• 541-4531 •
DESPERATE! Need ~.
Wied rebigen.tor &,stove
Call: 646-t063
WANTED: 2 cash regi~lers,
2 or 3 keys. Prefer Sweda.
~55
\YANTED: \Vindow, 42"x36'",
sliding aluminum or louvre.
642-3526 Aft. 5 or weekends
a friendly while ~rora Graduation-Father's Day 613-0129 $900 ' .
father which makes us 4 of Silver Toy Poodlea ' Electri'< c0,1' the most desirable kittem AKC $50. S41...J47l KITE, new ma.!11, 2 sails,
ever. \Ve need Io v Ing hi&hway trailtt; very good
homes. 546-4065 5/30 Hones U30 cond., fine racing rec'll'd. '5!KJ. cau: 673--4739
l YR. old full arown male BEAlrI'lFUL 7 yr o Id STAR No. 4288, three suits
do;{, had ahots, looks like geldln&: plus some tack. sails, cover, trailer. Good
rr. i n . Co 11 i ~ , Good Kida heattlil.oke11, $300 or racin& record. Fully eqp'd,
\v/children. 61>S350 alt. 6 beat oHer. 548-0177 ready to aall. $1600. 675--1S63
PM 5 2 BOX stalls \vith corTa.1 &: 1 RACING Sabot. like new No.
WHITE stovt., good con-box stall wlh shattd corral. 4791 With alum dolly, !.ifting
dilion. <134 Goldenrod, Cdl\1 S.A. Hgts. 540-5289 slin1 &. pra.ge Mist $325.
alter 5 PP.t Sin TllAHSPOl.TATION t~-~1544-~=--~-
B EAU TI F' U).; kit lens LIDO 14. +tn7, new riggina
housebroken &: v•eaned. also Bolts I,; Yachts 9000 & cover $950. Call e.ve &
pure white o~ year old v.·kend. 6'f3.2609.
Covered Electric Car •
including charger. $250 _ * 536-8166 *
Motorcycles 9300
'67 SUZUKI -$350 ' .
X-6 &rambler -250 CC_
EXCEU..ENT CONDITION'
GU Kings Pl. Ne wpof!
Heights.
Eves &: \\'cckcnds
HODAKA JOO CC, like
350 carlisle tires. Mav s ~mbler ban $ 3 s-t.
l'o retch H••thkit El.ctroilic Center t•k• H• llvd. to a.11 Awe ... ,+ Oft a.n
• few short bloc.ks to l)O East t.11 or take S.nta Ana Freew•y to H•rbot-l fvd.1
Harbor l lvd to 1111, • few short blocks end you''• hers.
Machinery, etc. 1700
TWO Bridgeport ?.fills ln real
good condition $3500. Takes
both of them., 5'5-TI54
femaJe, to good home. FREEi. CALIF, Catamaran J ;i95 .
613-4221 5131 Xlnt amd. Hunti.n'cton
3 KITI'ENS. charcoal gray, J a.sic Boatf"I Cl•11e1 Hf.l'bor area. 84&-IOOJ
k>ng hrd female, 2 short Offered to the public COLUMBIA 29, l /lrd in·
htd. males. 642-8116 .,5131 , by· the Balboa Power terest Top corld, extras.
2 ''R old female Doxie, ~X· 'SQuadron ~ at.arting 7 S~ dn. 6C-a295. 673-rlll
tremely lovable k-aentle. PM. Monday June •KITE No. 735, Hwy
Very obedit.nt. Mw;t .not be 2 Newi)Qrt H 8 r b 0 r trailer, nearly new:. M&ny
<195-4927 •
250 HONDA
custom. much c h r o
man,y Xtras. HEATHKIT
330 EAST BALL, ANAHEIM 1191-1018
SALES & PARTS . SERVICE 1965 HONDA 2j()
Scrambler. $323. FREE ro·vou
776-9420 776-9423 l BEAtrrlFUL baby faced
kitty. A little lady 8 weeks
old, black wtth w h I t e
booties. Weaned &: trained.
mat~. 9G:z..Qm 5i:lt Yacht Clllb 720 West extras. $99:;_ 613-5527
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• 646-3361 *
A~ee~"-•-nc_• ____ 1_100_ Pion .. & Orvono 1130 Mi1~ll1neou1
:.i ~TTENS 7 mo. olfi. l .Bay Ave:, N ewport il~; FT. Metcalf sailboat SURF. rider 7 Brigg titalle'
white, 1 blk. I: white Beach, E 0 r 0 I l a t ,w/trailer aa is make oiler S0cc. get. shape ~ lJl.O
striped. 646-4987 Sill class. For additional ~~ 64G-3523 u i
: WHITE· & grey_ kittens,: information p h 0 n e KM'E,. Ne'v sali, 2 masts. YM1AHA 55 CC, '62 , -\VESTINGHOUSE Fu 11 y
.au tom.a tie portable
dishwasher. Hold 16 place
settinp.. 3 cycle, 2 speed.
Top •lid openin&:, white,
formiea top. Very excellent
condlUon. S7$ Finn. 646-(836
LATE model H o1 point
Y.'Uh"1 macb. S15. Match"g
dryer $56. Contem. din
suite. 4 swivel chrs $15. AlJ
as new. 673-6566
KENMORE Automalic:
Wuher, late model, xlnt """'· $60. * 841-8115
MAYTAG wu.ber & drytt,
delm:e model, pink. Both Joe
$~. 962-3142
FREEZER 16 cu. ft. Upright
$1.25. Kenmore auto wshers
$55.. Blh only 21,l yn.
968-1155
2 DR aide by side Admiral
deluxe. white, refli&,. Xlnt
cond. ~ aft s.
MAYTAG. Wringer wuher
la1'Zf' tub excellent condition
135.00. --KENMORE Gas dtyU, lale
model, xlnt cond. $60. * 847-8115 •
G.E. Electric dryer, runs on
UD or Zll v. Excellent cnn-
ditbl.. $50. 847-631.t
1110
ANTIQUE Coll. item. 1850
Victorian couch &. chair,
c o mpletely restored.
53t>.J339
ANTQ. ~lded li&u \Y i t h
matching ~ .. crystal pane
for hlckina. Comp~tey re..
cond. le perfect. 16 -3116 x
34%. fl'j. Alao chair caning.
675-0165
Sowl'!! Machlnas 1120
196&·SINGER with 'li&'·za1 It
walnut console. Makel but·
ton holes. de1ignl etc., SS.2.1
mo. or $36.00 cuh. ~6
Mutical Inst. 1125
Y-amaba Bus Guitar
~ Strini Sl25.
OEAGAN vm&s
Travtl,r model. Brand ntW.
$600. 675-4125
1130
WE'RE back in our new =:.· Bl&: Celebratioll • Bic
Q.OS!X)UT ot Console Plan-
OI at savlnas to ...... $400
I CLOSEX>UT ol Baldwin over.
lie pianos at savlnp fo $349
a..<l5EOUT ol 1961 °""" at llY1nla to .......... $236
No down oac, S yni to pay.
WARD'S BALDWlN SIUDIO
1 1111 NcwPcx1. C.M, 642-8484
\ ARTISAN CONCERT
ORGAN l ' rdttl for dlurch. school or
homt:. 2 manuals, l2 pedals,
40 ..,_ Compkte w/prueta
6 lawtd iy&tcin. 11\il demon-
..,..... II -• 13,750 ........
• • • • • • : NEWPORT ORGANS
I JM>.L\111 ! 1 nlOMAS Dtctrfc o r a• n ! wltli .. !mtnoctkm -..
• SJIO, Xln< """'· """""'""'· l Call MMT!l ..... _ .... I ...,.. piano,
~ ftnltb, Xlnt """'· 1411. m-1m : •
• •
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3 DAY ONLY
PIANO SALE
SAT -SUNDA't' -MON
NE\V ................ USED
Grands • Consoles • Spinets
Practice Pianos from $125
••..•••••••••••••• \VAS NO\Y
Starr Studio S445 $295
Knabe Prov grnd $2'i;J(I $2195
Olicke~ grand $2395 $1725
Aeolian Gn1nd S1595 UM!!
Brambach Grand $1595 S1085
Clrickering Cons $1395 693
Lester SpiMt Sla9 S4.i5
MANY -MANY • MORE
Special Carload Buyl
Nationally Famous Brand
$965 Consoles sm
Me:iitt W&lnut, bench incl.
Gould Music Comp,1ny
2045 N. Main, SA 547-0681
GULBRANSEN
ORGANS
WURLITZER
PIANOS & ORGANS
Pianos &: Organs Rented
EVERYTHING IN MUSIC
Beach Music Center
Factory Sales & Service
Daily 12 noon 'til 9, Sat 9-5
17404 Beach Blvd., (Hwy 39)
1% mi. So. San Diego Fwy.
Hont:iJl&ton Beech 847-1536
HAMMOND • Ste.lnwa,y •· ,.
maha .. new 6 used p~
ot all makes. Best buys in
So. CaliL right here.
SCHltJDT MUSIC CO.,
l9tl! N. Main,
Santa Aoa
WANT ~layer piano w/rolls,
good oond., from priv. par-
ty, ~6; 673-2473 eves.
Televl1lon
RENT OR BUY
COLOR TV
?itonthly rates low as
$7
R t nl ,v/purchasc nption
FREE WIGS
\Ve a lso rert l: sell
Sttr~Wa1htrs.Refri91
n2.0730
23" ADMlRAL Color TV, '69
mod, cost $600. Sacrifice
S295. Also 23" Blr\Y TV.
stereo rec playt.r, AM /FM
rad combo, a beautiful set!
SJ~ llll S. Bristol, S.A.
540-4395
BRAND new S140 portable
TV, Y."On in local conlt.st.
$95. 4!H-43.i.2
HI-Fl & Starao 1210
AKAi lolodel P.1-8 t a p e
recorder. AM/FM mp x
amp. Gan"anl: turntable,
epkn. marcy-xtraa.. $32.i. ,,.._
Corneru & ~Ip. UOO
P.tOVIE camen. .t l)C'O).
Polaroid. slide proJ«tor,
Thrift Shop UO E. 19th St
CM
CORNER ldtchm booth and
table. Good condition. $50.
""'5110
OFLUXE .et of MacGrefl'OI'
iron dot.. hu ~tbiae m. c.u~t
OW Spa.ntab OeJc I piccoe
dininr llf.l a other milC
furrritutt. LI ~
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• • MIXED BAG • 4
llousehold and p e r s o n a I
items, including Honeywell
Hieland Strobe with battery
cue, 4 x 5 .film holders,
convertible bat and two
stools, pol&roid swinger cam-
era, maple chest and mirror,
case and bowling ball, full
wig and case, maple bed
frame, dishes, bed spread,
rug, bird ca&e, utensils, and
other items. 900 Park A\.-e.,
Laguna Beach. 494-9822
OFFICE Mfe, desk $?5. Call for ... her. nites or
Plywooc\ panel saw, 2 cnl· \\-eekl!nd. 543-9578 5/30
oft sa'.ws, table saw. Cheap. FOUR MASKED BANDITS
Cash register $35. 4000 lb kittens \V/whlte face, chest
Forklift. $700. l~ Toll '59 & feet. 2 calico, 2 tabby &
Chev)', stake dump bed. bull. Also 1 male i:lJlnea
Plywood & lumber at cost! pig. 546-996.S S/30
Bristol Plywood, 3 0 3 O TO Good home. P.1 i x e d
Bristol, C.M. 5G--0788 Cocl:er·\Yater Spaniel. 2 yn,
-al p•••o•a l >ty ••-., N-~, l\'O tk ISO•-... • " • ~J 675-0467 or 673-1855 raclnJ:" gear, cover & lrallcr 1",",". 6,;;,"107 ,11 5 .. 30 ,,,. Siamese, 1h ?tfanx. To good . $150. 613-8117 ,......., •"'
home1. Hsebrkn & "·ean.?j. DISCOUNT lofaruw catalog HONDA SOcc. $7!;.i.
644-1288 S/31 save up to 60% on finest lSI..ANDER 24 Juli race Or BEST OFFER. 968-~*7
MALE Chihuahua, blk/tan, l · known brands ·in marine ~ xlraa, din~ &. electronics, hardware, yacht mooring. S4600. 549-0951 YAMAHA 80 dirt GKT cli&M yr. old. No children, please. fi ,~ hd rol al"• M 642-5944 5/31 gear, shh1g gear, all &e· CAL • CAT ""r, ., ary v • •
cel80ries for po"'·er or u.11. 5600. Xtras $175. 49'1-51:>2
l FLUFFY kittens are look· For your copy send $1.00 to • GT:i-0981 * '66 SUZUKI, rebuilt: I
ing for happy ho n1 e . Discount ?ttarinc Supply Co. TAHOE 10 fast stable plan-rack, good tires; 600 ml.
&l3-l07l 5131 2430 \V. Coast H iv Y. ing sailboat. i tust sell only, ,;"";,';:,'o:m,:otr::·=$34~0:,· :.";:""",:;;;i;-:,.,tt'
male, all black. WU! guard
Sporting & C•mping you and your h o 1n e . e Tents • Cots e Slttpirig 548--0580.
6 KITTEN S, variety of Newport Beach, CaJiI. 926lill $565 IHS--Olll I i96S T.C. 200 SUzuki, s;;o mi bag~ • Stoves • La.ntems POODLE, femtle. 2!~ years
• Car top ea.nicn. old (between standard .t. blk/\vhl. markings. ·Must LV?jG. It.ale 2 \\b. Sac. 0 1 -'--·-~.-----•I make offer. 962-0072
4 PIECE SliJ12erland drum
set complete with stand s
and Hi bat (No CymbaJs)
$275. Heath amp $50. 12
string eJect tgUilar $75. 6
string el~t guitar SfiO (6
strings never used) Call
after 6. 642-5236
United Rent AU mrnia•=I ..... 1o "'°" have new homes soon. is '64 \Vtstwind 2D' .glass ~ •
,. .. ,,,, 5131 '1oop din&h.Y molM, au Seoocl-:-Skl loots 903o
KITTENS, 7 wks. old. Train-equip, iflCI._ new 25• .off MOVING mWJt •ell 14' Ski
ed &: weaned, t Ju fr y, shore mooring ideal l.ido boat; mtr, &: trailer. i;,oo or
Auto Services & Parts
I
• • no w. 19th st~ O>sta Mesa home. 6'*-1548 sin
645-0760 3 KITI'ENS, long hairt.d ----'-"""----·I whi~, l:f"'Y/white, tiger
KNITTED FABRKS
VFOR SALE
Remnants, samples &: J\.lill
ends Sat. OnJ.y 8 a.m. to 2
p.m. m Baker, Costa r.1esa.
e RUMMAGE SALE e
TRASH &: Tree.sum from
approx, 400 homes.
Sponsored by N e w p o r t
Shores Women's So e I• I
Committee, Clubhouse SU
Canal, May 30th 9 am • 5
pm, May 31st 9 am-3 pm.
WEDDING Dress. Silk org.
ovr. tat. Daisy sn. on bod,
sleeves &: tront, dct. train, * AUCTION * ~,& "" 175· s. 1
·
U you will sell or bey BEAUTY equipment. com·
r ive \Vlndy a ~ plete ·work station, drcuer, Auctions Friday.J.;JO p.ni. · I mll'l'Ol', hydn.u h:: chair,
Windy 's Auction Bam shampoo bowl, new,
Behlnd Tony's Bldg. Mal'J. t oc"',.,""""==bl='·o--'68-4~~"~'~~-2075% Newpoprl, CM 646-8686 SACRIFICE Head Master
SCUBA GEAR Comp I et e Skis w/markel" bindings.
$150. 2 pc secl'I y.•/ corner Used 4 tiims. Worth SIGS.
table, $25. Inner spring mat. Sell $85. Wood sk.ia w/boob
lrt!ss $1. Refrigerator SS &. bindings $50. ~
20871,i Tustin Ave, CM. KELSEY HNO P R NT G .
548-8458 PRE$.S wth lg. a.ssortmt. of
SALE of sundry hsld. arts, type & so forth. Best oUcr.
furn., lite fixtures. gt1.ragc & 54S-1582
grdcn. tools, old crocks, pot· SINGLE \\! o m a n mem·
tcry, etc. 2M:i Irvine Ave. bersh.ip. exclusive c I u b;
NB. reasonable. Box ?-.1-489. Dai·
r.tOVlNG. Oriental r u ::: s , ly Pilot
rum., bric a brae, m i5C. M~o=VI=N=G~.~Co~o-,p~l,~t.-~ .. ~b-y
\Vasher, dryei', roti.sMmc shoe bronzing outlit, in-
Juoe '2, l, 4. 10-3. 2021 eludes ahowcase & mount.
Ba.y&lde Dr. Cd?.1. . Jlrst Sl50·takes all. 540-1998
IBM elcc typewriter 137.50.
Remington 10 k<'y iidd'g
mach. $3 9 .50. 149-G
Riverside NB. oppo si te
Greyhound Bus stat.
OIAM'bNo w ed d i ng &:.
engagement rings. I ct.
perfect. Olfer. Diamond
pierced earrlna:s S 5 O .
9'8" JEFFERY D a I e
suriboard, m. omce desk .,,,
613-618.1
BARGAlN! Membership in
Newport Beach Tennis Club.
S100 you pay transfer fee.
6'l2-307 an 3 pm.
67:;...tUl. Misc. Wanted 1610
DlAMOND dome cocktail I ----------
ring. Nineteen lafie blue
v.1hite diamonds. 4 cb T.W,
Appraked S3IXXI. Sacrifict
$9".AI. 67:>-3600
4 'TIS Trop1Ca.I Fish e
Ope11ing 'bout Junt> lljlh
Founrai.n Valley 84~
* POOL TABLES *
CWltom -anUque -modttn
• used. SPORTS "100".
(TI·O 636-2730 12-8 pm
WE PAY MORE
CASH
For tumiture, a.ppllancts;
colOttd 1'9', pianos, organs,
or antiques.
011v or nlt!'.ht --Hbti'J!!i $&~. Fine palntlngt' -,=,--:c-:,.,-=-=c-=,--
lnc. RobeM Wood • • ... , w A N T E D pictum. 548-1829
Quollty """' bed, 't•1t..i,
complete, unu!M'd $98: worth
sal. Aft 5 or wknds M1-G116
TRUCK CM~ER
Best ollnr, muat acll!
334 Victoria. A.pt B. C.M .
SINGLE Membenhlp In NB
Tennis Oub $100. includes
lr&Mfer fee 67>.1222 aft 6
30-06 Rin..E v.ith 00 rounds
cf Amo-English make $45.00
or trade 548--6123
POWER mower $25. lawn·
moWf'r $5. Ron 3 •P bike $10
1~13 Orlnrt Ave. 642-56611
\Ve need quallt)' <no junk
pleueJ. PuntltUtt, co Io r
TV's. stereos. aPPllanoes.
tool• and ollke equipment.
TOP CASH IN 30 Mlm.it-esl
Sll-1212 * 89l-Q.XiS
TIVlN canopy bed or 4
poattt bed. * ~180 •
\VANTED: USED Alunlintrm
t plu Uc sklrt:lng, awnlna; A
matl':rlal. 536-.lllS •
WANTED: 7" hp-': 9 pb
Whlconsln gait eng1nc•~
... 54Ml'18 *
striped? 1630 Myrtil!lvood.
546-5242 S/31
ADdRABLE kltterui 8 wks
old, housebroken. gm eyes,
ex t rad. mar k ings
675-5983 5/ll
\VANT Good home for 8 n10.
old mother &nd 6 \11k. old
kitten, both calico and long
haired. 64~ 6/2
5 BEAUTIF1JL kittens, lfJ
Himalayan, pt. Persian,
h!e trnd, Utt to families.
497-lSM 1 5/31
-t KITrENS * -5131
i''REE kittens . 8 "-'ks. old. 2
blk. long hair, 1 calico, l
tabby. 1 ~ Siamese. 1 short
hair black, l tabby.
543-9439 5/31
3 BLK/\Yhite and I gray kit·
tens and their mother wile
is Calico, lo f:OOd ho1nt.,
897-5480/836-4493 S/31
3 KI'JTENS, 1 wks o!d, 1
orange ma l "• 1 orange
female, l grey fe1nale. Bci)I
trained. 6-12-6365 5/::1
FIVE beaut. kittens, h a l f
Hlmalayan, part Persian,
h o u s e !rained, free to
families. 497-1888 _j/30
MANX \Vht nialc adult cat, 2
tortoise shell sialer ).tanx lo
go togeUier, al.so wbt ta!S-
8'11-65:il 6.'2
6 MO old Siamese eat,
female, to good home. Abo
Utter box, food, collar and
dish. 548-5986 6/2
K111'ENS. 2 female. 1 male
weaned A tra i ned .
962-3693 6/2
;, FREE kittens, short haireod
4 male. 1 femalt., 6 \\"eeks
old. &12--3294 6/2
BEAUTIFUL bla.ek &:: wht
house kittens, b'ained. Need
1ood home now. 962-5958 6/2
Dk/gry and ""hite female. :1.,e ,,!'!· $2225. 6~ or best otter. 642-2!169 ANSEN Sprint \vheels. 15 •
546-3330 S/30 .....,,...,,,....,, Carveltit or Chevy, Ne
AB AND 0 NED Puppy, 30' CHRIS Craft, lapstrake, condition. 540-6Z47
female, blonde, Cocker or twin screw, Cy bridge, dual Boat Trailers 9032
Heinz. (Shame, people in controls, elec refrigeratio!', \VANTED· 2JJ' boat trall T.r1iler~ Tf'•Y•I ~2
green car) 548-7466 5/30 Great Marlin flshin:i: OOat. 546-67S2 · 6'13-3734 er. 16' FIREBALL Trailer"'t.i
KITTENS, male & Iemale, Soutbwind Marina Terminal ---0-'------1 new condition. Many'('
long &: short hair, 2 wht. Jal.and, No. G 32· 2l3: HU . tras! Call aUer 4 weekday
w i t h 1 b I u e eye . ~34 lcilt Mllnten1nce 903I 962-2737 ~
545-0.b, 5/30 22' GLASSPAR Cab. Cr. 3 JACK'S El tro · Servi 16' SELF contained Q·I ~ SIAMESE male black kit-yrs, lSO HP \V/OP.fC outdr. El trical tt ~e rn:ie . . Ju drp $
en 8 \\'!<$, old, devilishly Loed~d! Outstandin&". $38SO. ne": installa~~ ' =· }a.C ' s,
playful, box tralne"d . :842-354::::::::8:..... ______ ,,========= 23· TRLR, A-1 t.'Ofld! N
548--0397 ~131> 10' GLASS RUNABOUT M.rine Equip. 9035 self-contained. 1 bdr, ba
TO GOOD home, 3 orange Supe~b Bay Cruiser , &: ' . .. shwr $900. 548--&32
tiger striped kittens. wean-Flsbin& Boat. Eve"ry possi-KELVIN-White ~mpas.s, S .
td 1r hsbrkn. 536-G610 aJt. 5 hie_ ~"'tra plus trailer. S3:'JO. Value $100, will takt. $60. 30' Tra~l Tratler. P~t 5/30 673-2511 67:>-2400 499---7"0 Xlnt cond. • 642-9671 * OUTSTANDING Cocl:-a-poo S NE\Y PERKINS DIESEL. +
Puppies 6¥.. \\eeks, 541).3828 1967 ,..ACRIFICE 107. 2-1 \Varner gear. Tl'llllers, Utility 945
5130 Sabt.r Cnlsler, i51.0Cra=:t"'=· =Sl=7llO=. ,,11;;'=' =:""""';;;:;;;;.' I :.:;::;:;.:;!..:.:;;;;Jc_....:;..::~ ~===~~=--! hn total time. Li.kt. new,1· 1 • \VllEEL Trailer. N c 4 DARLIN. G !lu(!y kittens t.o sleep 5. \Valk-in head. n.· loat·'ract.I 1 G d ~-$30~
I ho 3 blk.l Id Ire. oo .......... .,..,. ovmg me. so 1 dio, covers. n4: 53S-38n Charters 9039 548-5123 •
gray. 540-0082 S/30 16' CHRYSLER Oiarger 18.1. :;::-::::-:::''.:"'.:°'.:-::::-::-:: I "========"I
WOODEN cases at P.lodel 26 hrs old. Volvo Te.nta NI.WP 0 RT HARB 0 R Tr ucks 9~
Glass Co. 1644 Superiar Engine. Beaut e 0 n d , CRUISE
C.P.f. 646-3231 5/30 emergency sale. Day 1 In your P\\-n yacht. 6 P8J!S
5 BEAUTIFUL grey tiger. &;12-6009, eves 548-7027 Llc'd/Ins'd, reg 646-9000
striped kittens. Ve. r y 17' STEVENS kelth black 58 BLUE\VATER CHARTERS
p{ayful. &12--0896 5/30 heml Chcysler 398 cu. in. '.i;;a 27'. Trojan, P_o\\'er
FRF.E to responsible adults. hp. 85-90 mph. Sat.Tifice 26 Thunderbird, Sail
4 long hair kittens. Part $2,000. 835-5466. E\'e.s after 6 Skipper avail. 646-9000
Persian, 642-6401 S/30 673-12SI CAL 24 loi' CHARTER.
TAKE home a kitten, ~~ 22' TOLLYCRAFT c abin $30 Day-USO \Vttk.
SWneSt., 5 \Vks. old. \Vean· cruiser; 110 V-8, encl. head. '-==-==*=846-='95=·7=*===
ed. S-19-3261 5130 galley, Slttps 2+2. Clean "-'lo, S
SMALL part Boston Terrier fast. S2,000. 540-5289 t tor1ge 9041
dog, 1 yr old, had shots lo 25' BERTRA>'t '6-1 Hard top BOAT_ STORAGE
good home. 536-6141 5/30 t\\•in lolcrc ~ JO. Clean Sail or l)O\ttr up to 20' Fcne-
FREE Bamboo r 0 0 t s , bilge. COliUy extras. Make ed yard. NeY.'port Bayironl.
already dug. \\'ill pow 30' Of.fer. TI4: 642-mt Monthly rates include .••
tall. Call 548-C30:i ..5130 16' SKI Boal. 411 hp Evlnrude Ute of Hoi!t ' Lau-"-) BLACK male kitten '"'rt elcc starter. lrlr, Extra'>, ......... 'i!i · ,,.. ............ ~"' •"""' 12· s.·11· h Call Anthony's Pers.ian I \vks. old. Ask tor 5........., co ...... -"'· 1 is ,
Billy. ~9 5/31 dacron sail. SJOO. £1~-4396 839-.2281
KITTENS, 11ariety to pic;c 14' Sailboat, dac. ~· 16' Mobife H..,.. 9200
from, "''ill be s ma 11 . Super G Cl&15pU", Merci---'-------'
S3tHi715 · 5/30 1000 $1500. 673-1916 l·BR., la', reuonable vaca·
FOUR cute kitte.ns in a be.a;. LAUNCH 18' i~board. Ideal tion or penna.nent home.
Please hurry. Help ~p bay bolt, nib.: eo n d , Patio, lncd. )'d. ~ Blk. to
J1elp. LI S.5636 Slit Barpln a.I $&95. 6'73-6315 'beac~. See this Wftkend.
'66 CHEVY PU. Take bv
payments. Needs b o ci 'f
\\'Ork. Call after G f i
613-2614
'63 OIEVY Panel Trdi:~
auto tran1. $700. Dnyt
673-6255, e\ies l: w
673--06>3
• 19-IO FORD Pickup
Chevy V.S, • 3 speed stic
• good body &.: tires. • -
firm • 646-8711
'59 EL C.V.flNO. reblt JO
motor & trans. nMV brake ,
642-%>80. 893 Oak St CM "
'C2 GMC 'i Ion, V6. pg ,
AJC, R/H $900. ~12
831-4104
"67 BRONCO \Vacon 4 ""
drive. 6 cyl., radio. heater
rear seat Red '''ilh whit
hardtop. $1 ,89 5, ~~ .,,._
•li • 'VOOD ~-t pad F1a.m1ngo Trailer Park, 7000 \VH.ITTEN Kittens \\.1th bloc CLOTHES line poles; dug, ,. .,.,. • oani. • PacWc Cout HWJ SPR.ce
eye 1 ( S l wk s. o Id you haul. 3:J9 E. 20th St. decl sea~ rbr. round gunnc.J. 18. N'pt Beach.• $1250
19153 P.llLIT ARY Jeep M38A
Good cond. $850 lirm.
54&-7563 540-4808 ._ 6/2 Q.I. 642-3184 Sf30 newly Jitjnted $75. ~ 548-521» • •
l\TM'i'::NS. Rea.I cute part 4rBLK/\VHT kittens, 6 wb. BUDGER Expando lS.'tJl -,
Persia., 1 wlu. old 891-62:r., old a.nd weaned, ea I I S1llbolh 9010 2\2 BR. F\irnlshtd lncludlng
14492 Sahara Ln .. HB 6/2 673-Sl.34 Sunday 26' DIDEAVOR, fb&l,I s1oo wuber a. dr).'t'I', afrl.eond, it
1 YR. old ftmale Dachshund ADORABLE KITTENS. 7 pld cond Shock built· ~ 23'' eol:Or TV. call aft I pm.
brown. To l:ood home. WKs. OLD. EutbluU, N.B. moo•""' .~-... ,,....,, ~.,10• w 841-sJ!M 64-1-1096 6-2 •u• ..... ........,. . ............, •=~~---~~-646-2341) b/2 . LfDO 14• with Tralltt. New BOLES-Aero Ix 30 1 BR, tub
2 KrITENS. 1 l'.°ttks, 1 1 FEMALE year old cat \\'llb Slils A RiUI~. $ 9 ! S . I llOOT.·tr wltb attached 9 x
femaJ,e calico. 1 black Ir: k11ten. 54S-3684 f'l'5.-l78l or ~1854 2f cabana. f\lm. sleept 4" ~t·--·•· ~·~ """"" 51~ FR E · ,..__ . on N-t. 11··-. Adults.
"'" ... "-""· ol'N"'-.w -~ stud ser'\'lCI!~ UC1.1•-" Cl' Sailboat. ~ d6.ip 6~~,. ~
s ADORABLE lltUe ldUens police Rea .. !162-4a87 S/30 f"OIUd taler ===~==--
a.uorted, to IQOd. boma. SlotALL adorable doa lo rood Call $.360.l evet • wknds 30' Pi.IA YTI.OWER. I u r n . ~1009 5f30 ho 6~ ••11 • 51-· XJnt cood. New pain! A me. ,.,....,, -.!1'iIPZ 15~' l&llboat. f150 or aWJdnc. J.A qlritt adult pk.
KrITF.NS lo cood home. 4 FRISKY flutty reclines 7 bm otl!r. sa..ttlll
9&2-8833 Sill wklil. l maJe. 54.8-4669 5/M GTl-2744 VERY clean 1Cbt47 2 BO.
T\VIN KrrrENS • t ilher or PETS and LIVESTOCK 2S' \\'000 Sloop Jnbd, dae1. t\1£1, <trpe, a w n 1 n gs.
bolh. FREE. OOZ..7497 5131 ·-• JClnt cond •. stml at $4700! Btautitul adult pa f k .
CUTE · D11ffy Jdlttl'lll 6 wk1 Degs -.-714: &ll-lW fH-2631 '
old. CaU S43-aJ2 612 PART Jlell'ievtt Punples. 319' YA\VL. Dec:ron u.11.s, 10X46 ANDERSlN 1 BR Xlnt
I\tAt..E Bta.ale, 10 mo. t..ovn Havt had dlstempt:r lhOb. C"ttY au.x. $6900. Sleep1 I , cond. btsut. bath. Blrcti
children. Shots. 347-539o 112 491'rof7U . may tttde. 54S-31!i pantl alum awn,. l4J..4664
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ROllNS FORD
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SALES·SERVICE-PARTS
3200 W. Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach
642-9405 540-176'
Authorized MG Dealei
FIAT
SUBARU of Callf. Inc. -llatall Dlvtalon
1000 w. c-1 Hwy. ~·Nowport llaach
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JAGUAR OPEL
' -l88l BUGEYE SPRITE DOT DA JSU N '67 Fiat 850 Coupe, xlnt 167 Jagu•r XKE Cpe -'65 OPEL Kadett. I ow
' •GOOD OJNDITION. $300. cond. $1350. Priv party AM/FM sf£!reo, perfect con-mileage,. very Kood cond.·
, .'"-. 847-ll95 188l5 Beach Blvd. * rn.-0281 * dition! VCL 924. $3895 •. S800. * 6ft..0119
· __ CORTINA ..,.,,::omtingtoo Bea~ JAGUAR ~ ••tt•is PORSCHE
'69 DATSUN -1R ... ...;._
"CORTINA 2 dr dlx, 4 tlr, Big_ sedan, 96 hp, overhead '61 JAG ~K2 8edan, g~. •WQ 1969 PORSCHE 911 E ~
-1000 mJ:. Warranty trans $25. cam eng., dlr, 4 apd, radio, cond. -bill to prov; 1l 900 So .. Coast Highway comfort aroup! tinted ~
, $1$5(1. 642-2282 heater, wsw tires, loaded! sia». 548-6868 1..quna Beach 494-'1503 ANJFM radJO. $ 6 8 9 5 •
2200 Miles, under factory '62'XKE Red Rds. Best otter 53t-22M at l!D-6551
_;. QATsUN warranty. Bal to tine. $}TIS. over $2200. KARMANN GHIA '68 PORSalE 9lllo AM/F111 Take $75 cash ~. or older 546-0339, 846-llllO Bbwp.mkt radio, low ml.<
•• DATSUN P ick Up W/ car. LB YNW 087• can Bill ,'64 JAGUAR XKE, beautitul '62 KARMAN Ghia/ A-1 Only $5895. DLR. 6C-0138 ;
Illluze camper, $795. cst-9173 ~r 545-0634 black Road!ter, xlnt .cond. cond. Owner Iea"1nc area -* 160 Ponche Super * 962-8779 * Dlal 642-5678 for RESULTS $2150, 646-3842 must stll. ~-FM trans. $1800. 675-1~ ~
• ,, • radio. 645-Zl61 l~ld' Autos 9600 Imported Autos 9600 lmportid Autos 9600 ,59 GHlA. Rebuilt engine. SUBARU
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s399 To $1899
Chick lv..-..oft unnot NII tlrtil ....... He It •uthwl&N not to. Matter of fact he "~kt end ,.,_q hll uMll an.~· thlm tt.reuth ·~ dtnlc where
-they pt thlit f•lftOVI 16 '°'"' cMck...,. llnlf •"1' ,..,.u. needed. Then tM chMka •nd recheckl them ... In and then I'*' wMtt He IM't them In , ... ,...,1
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SATURDAY ONLY! .. CHECK THESE LOW, LOW PRICES & SAYE!
'68 YW BUG '67 YW BUG '66 YW BUG
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Don't Miss This! Radio RAdlo
$1699 $1499 $1299
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"Color Me Red" Striped A Beautiful Radio
'I"' $999 $999 $899 ..
' . '62 YW BUG '62 GHIA Cpe. '59 YW BUG "-'
Lie. No. QDS 804 Uc. No. KGK m U c. No. GWF 380
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$899 $999 $399
.. 1970 HARBOR BLVD. :::: . .
PHONE 673.0900, Ext. " :or 67
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OPEN
SATURDAY
$850. Exei!!llent condition. -------
-~7500
·~ Mm:edes lllO SL
$825. new tires, paint.
reblt eng .. 675-1329
Subaru of Calif •.
lnc.-Retall Div.,
$1297 POE
Opt equip SJO. Frei&flt $1•.50
. Handling $49. Del $1390.50 + Tax and lJcenae
1000 W. Coast HiWQ", N.B.
645-0(l)Q * 546.2733 1
SUNBEAM
THIS IS
THE PLACE
Imported A-Moo TO BUY A NEW OR USED
.ll=;.::;;.;M:.=G ~ T C) y 0 T A
'67 MOB
Mlt. with cowr .Ir: wire
wheels. Excellent condition.
Only 33,000 miles, Lie, GHS. 023 •.
$1795
Holiday 1969 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Meta · 642-6023
'66 MG Midget Rdatr, wft
wheels. R&H, T 1,.n n ea u
Cover, new Ure1 &: batt.
Xlnt cond. 29,000 mi, pvt
pty. Best offer. 6"--0678 <1r
644-2853
'56 MGA good oond.
Drafted! $600 or
best oiler. 673-2330
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642-!M(!; 540-1184
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OVER mE
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NEW '69
$1790 +T&L
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$1295
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VI, 011kt11otlc, rffio. ~01t11, powor
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IMPALA COUPE
''· •ulo1Ytolic;7 r•dio, hoafor, pow1r
' i-t1ori119; white 1ido woll1, ll1outiful
colKl!tie11. INYM011r
$1095
'66 DODGE
CORONET
Vt, 1ufom1tic. r•dio 1n4 heet.r, IH!,W·
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$1395 ·
'65 DODGE
DART SEDAN
'68 VOLKSWAGEN
l ittle rid f.119 with r1dlo a11d ho1tor.
IVGZ lt91
$1695
'65 CHRYSLER
SEDAN
.-\ufo11u1tic. r•clio, he&l1r, pow1r 1t1er-
i119, ·pow1r br1lt11, eir con4itionin9.
(PICA 6141
$1195
'65 PONTIAC
CATALINA 2 DR. H.T.
VI, 01i1ton.1tic, rodio, hoofer, powor
1to1d1t1J, power ~''~''· llRJ .f201
'65 CHRYSLER
NEWPORT
"· ouhlfnatic, rodio, hoot1r, powor-
1tMring, power br&k1t. eir collC!itio"'°'
1119. IPKA 614 )
$1195
'67 CHRYSLER
NEWPORT 2 DR. H.T.
VI, eulomelic, reclio, heeler, pow1r
1l11ri11g I breke1, feclory 1ir concl i·
tio11i119. <TSG 7061
$2395
The eioniplos above .°'' but ·. smell port of our huge selection of top quality-trouble free used cars-
AJI adVertised cars cirry a free 5 day free trial exchange privilege .
. ALL' PRICES Plus' TAX , & LICENSE. PRICES GOOD TIL 10;00 P.1.4., SUNDA.Y, JUNE Isl ' . . . . . . . .
I
Imparted. Autos 9600 Imported A-=o,:~T~O~YO~T-A~-TOYOTA
96001 Imparted A-9600 Imported A-9600 lmpot19d Autoo 9600 ,Imparted ·Autos 9600 Imparted Autos 96001mpartod Autos 96001mported A-9600
· TRIUMPH VOLKSWAGEN VOL:KSWAGEN VOLKsWAGEN
-------'68 TOYOTA. 2 dr hardtop, l!l69 TRIUMPH, GT6+, like ; 167 VW BILL MAXEY AM/Fl\t radio, 4 spd. $l750. new, less than 20XI ml, must Ah· anlitiooed, low inilea,
'69 VW's
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Bank Fina.nclni
$213 DOWN
$1005
'65 VW BUG
675-2449 I 5.19-Ul5
675-6112llyg. 547--0474. aft 5. sen $3200. Days 546-5300, one owner. Absolutely mint
"'IT"'IOIY,..,,...,..,"'l(),,....,IT""'"IA,....1 1 TRIUMPH n;ghl> 495-4212. oondition. L;c, VUJ412 VOLVO
'65 TRIUMPH TR~; xlot $1995 $44.00 * 36 mos
Plus 1 final pymnt for
title. Full 2 yr, 24,000 VOLVO 1Ul1 BEACH BLVD. '68 TRIUMPH P.tK..J Spitfire oond. R&H, new radial tires.
Hunt. Ba.ch 147-855.5 ConV(>rt. Like new moo. I Prlv. party. 547-1083 Eves
3 m1 N. of Coast Hwy. on Bd:I 644-2768 White elephants! Dune-a-line mi'warranty. Avail only at NEW 164
T & M MOTORS &
'Imported AUtos 9600 Imported Autos 9600 Imported Autoo
How does Fiat do it
for the price?
9600
the "850" Spider
ONLY
$217.9
Test
a
THINK ,"FIAr " : "FRIEDI.ANDFB"
sn.7TT7 RAT TRADE-INS atwJn
·1111AT ,,_, 'II I0'.111 ·101111 ."" '17 1U ---·-"' .... '"~-.. ~ ... .,.. -.111•
._ __ -· ·-$1599 $399 $8.99 .$1499 $1399 $699 . .
HERB FllEDWDEI IMPORTS
f'21 GARDEN GROVE .. YD., GAllDIN GlOVI * Complete fore'1 C.-Senlce *
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800 Garden Grove Blvd. NEW 1800
534.i2s4 at il<"h lJ92.$5I NOW ON DISPLAY OPEN SUNDAY
... vw Xlnt --...... & 1961 vw. $550 ti..... L•,,,;. out. Prvt. part;y U,OXI mi. ml National Ave, CM tUll. IW"IO
Iwry. Must sell this u 8-4822 aft S pm .
..... od. ""'""" U.S. Call '63 vw I cl \' IMPORTS 64.2-3775 , sunroo , ean, 1c. l."7=~---~-1 no. XEV328. $795. Pvt. pfy. TOYOTA·YOLVO
'64. VW, 9 passengei' deluxe 642-8951 1968 Harbor, C M. 646-9303
bus. llke new. Desperate.I='==<'=====;:.;_==='====
must sell • can finance all Imported Autos 9600 Imported Autos 9600 or any part. See at 55071A
Scashon; Dr., NB. 645-29(7
'67 VW Sedan, b l a c k
w/black-brown i n t e r i or ,
AM/FM, vent windows,
coco mats. Ptlany extraa.
$1550. 673-4373
'67 VW Pickup, excell run-
ning cond. Needs minor
'paint $1000 or best olfer.
646-lT13
I '60 VW CONVERTIBLE
good appearance, 1air ~
chanical conditiori. sa .
543-3291
'ti5 VW-Xlnt. Must see to ap-
preciate. Extras. $1100 or
best offer. Call alter 5 pm.
6T.l-4516
'63 VW Black·reblt. Engine 4
, trans. Nu tires. tmmac $i95.
613-9562
'G't WI Biag, deluxe lSOO. All
acceSSOries. choice cond.
. $1550. 61J...3524.
'65 VW, ne;v brakes A ti.res.
&OC¥I condition.
Call: 540-8119
'57 VW 63 Trans RH. Run,
good $3SO. '61., Lambenetta
1S(XX: StsO. ~40
MOVING Must sell '65 VW
• $950. :xltat cond. N u
brb/titts. ML 673-4221
'ti5 vw Bus 'Exlnt. Cond.
RebQllt Comb[. curtains.
New enslne 11495. 546-0'Ml
BLUE '69 VW. 10,IXll miles
Xlnl. cood. Must 1 e I I -'58 vw O>n'Yf.!rtlbk. CeM .
E,,cellent transp. S 4 2 !5 •
613-1500
'66 BLACK Vo I ks w a ge ti
orialnal owner $1250
.. 642-6033 *
196.\ V\V Variant Square
Back, IDpni:URacno, xlnt
cond. Mavins:! 536-8965
ELMORE
LarcJest Exclusive
Toyota Dealer
Anywhere ! ! ! !
LarcJtst Servic-e
Facilities
Lal'l)est Selection
JUCDT USP CAIS IN OIAMH COUNTY i--,.
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15300 BEACH BOULEVARD
WESTMINSTER
T1l1,,i-e; 194-3322
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FRE
AUTO AIR CONDIT,ONER
WITH THE
PUftcHASE OF:
The Family
Room •.
Every f1mi1J sl'loulcl !\Ive 1
lami lr ear! ComlortatHe se1ling
tor ti'!• whOle t1mily .•. pt1Ctk:1~
i:ood kioks tl'!at woni &ti out ot
style ••• 1dv1nt.ed enrineerin1 •••
111 Yinyt in~ior. reclining
buc.~et $Nls., 4-spffd 'tick $hift.
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1 Flat124
Family
Sedan
The whole family wi ll~'
enjoy the zip of Fiat 124's
high-output engine .•• the
smoothness of a 4-speed synchro-j
mesh gearbox ... the security of 4-wheel
disc brakes ••. the comfort of reclining front
bucket seats. Fiat is fun!
Fiat124 Waaon
How aoes Fiat do it for the price?
SEE THESE AIO OTHER FIAT MODW
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901 E. 1st ST., SANTA ANA .. .
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542-8801
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overhead
c 11 m engine, bucket
seats, wide oval white
well tires, beck-up
lites, heed restraints,
windshield washers •
Stk, No. 9500 f. Ser.
No. 223379L600196.
GARDEN
• , So\-, M" ,1, 1'6'1
TRANSl'OltTATlOH TlANSPORTITIOlil
DAILY 1'1LOT 27F•ldl1, MIY lO, l96q
TRANSl'OATITION TIANSPOITITION
DAILY PILOT jJf
TltANSPOtlTAflCJN
tlOO-c... --ea" 9IOO -c... -
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IE·~IE · .SHOOTll6 FOR"· THE .· 1001 11001
1969 FIREllRD HARDTOP COUPE
s195 DOWN
$75.95 PER MONTH
+ Tu I U... 41 ... " ., .... uffit
. .
If It's an out of this
world deal you
want on one of
these new Pontiacs
then hurry to
BOB LONGPRE
OUR APOLLO 0.AUTOll.AUTS
' AR•R•ADYI
NEW 1969 BROUGHAM HAIDTOP COUPE
FROM WINDOW .
STICKER
PRICE
WE NEED YOUR CAR
TOP DOLLAR PAID .
CASH or BONUS TRADE· IN ALLOWANCE
'63 Falcon Fastbaclc '65 Corvair Monza '65 Tempest 2-Door
6cyl., •irt-•tic traM111btla11. Ca111M 4 tpcl .. 1t1i1t whit•, raalio, ht•l1r. Nie• C1n••Y .,.llaw, 't'I, 111h1. ha111., PS,
whi ... Uc. Na. WWI It car, Uc, No. XVSl41 air. EZI tla1a. Uc. No. NGCJ21 I FRWY.1
$995 $1195 $1495
FltWY.
:~ -·-. 13600 Beach Blvd. · Westminster (Beach Blvd . at Garden Grove Fwy .) · Call 892-66 51 or 636-2500
,. l'S:i:port=..:C:.;.•;;;rwc...._-"',96_1_0 Auto Lening
'66 HONDA 6?11 Sports Car FIRST TIME! .. ,,
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Convertible, like new $1295. Lease a New .'89 tor 6 Montbr
53&-8658 •&return with no•obligatiori •
'66 Tl\IUMPH Spltefire good ~ Mr. Malcolm Reid tor
con:L Take over pay & best N'-Dctaill Now
otter. 64~1384 ' 64Z-0010
Anti-. CIUila 9615
HENRY J., 6, '53, Ex. con--
dltion. clean. 0 r i g In a I
Ford Authorized
Leasing System
Theodore
ROBINS FORD
owner, call eve. or morn. 2000 Harbor ffivd.
828-4371 OJSta Mesa 642-0010
" 9620 "' LEASE "' " ~ lt9C9 C1R,. Rods '68 cad Cpe de Ville, full pwr,
:: ~ e 1111 FORD Pickup e ail', 17,IXD ml, $139 mo. ·· ~ a..,. v.a, e 3 speed stick '69 Cougar, 2 dt, H·top, ,; · e pod Pod>' Ir: tires. e $450 $86'.94 mo.
" ,, ftrm ..e 646-8711 '66 Continental sed., air &:
,. A-W..,tod 9160 sou!fit"C~~ mo.
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WE PAY.·· CASH
for t9ld can It trucks just
call m: for ftte estimate:
GROTH CHEVROIB
WE PAY CASH
fOR YOUR W
CAR LEASING
300 W. c.t H..,.,.NB ~2182 -
642. 9433
TRANSPORTATION
'61 VW $699 e 'St SIMCA
$599 • '60 TR3 $499 • '60
CO~lE'l' $399 e '59 OIEV.
Panel $299 e '58 OPEL $199
• '55 FORD Vic. ne. COSTA MESA MOTORS CONNELL
CHEVROLET '62 SIGNET 2 .... !IT, $36. mo., Stnct No. l3L '62 F15.
2IZI HutJar Bhd. 2 dr., $32.50 mo., stOck No.
Cotta Mesa 5*UOll 151. '61 T·Blrd Sll. mo.,
Win Bay Slod<No.141
G-MAC MOTORS
3Dl, W. lat St.
Yoia Vo11:1wacm or Pundit Santa Am 531""1&1
.• ,., ............ Pold for\========
Of llDL a.a Ralpb
673-1190
IMPORTS WANTED a... lmltles TOP I llt1D>l
IUICK
'64: BUICK Special with
famool V.f engine See to
........... ''"" 548-8SM
FINEST SELECTION
Over 25 '66 · ~67 · '68
Cadillacs to Choose From
'68 ELDORADO
Loc:1I c:•r, on. 1wrtef, feet •ir,
full power, ttereo redlo, '"w
t•r werT•ntv. XCJ 461 . 1 to
'hoo1e from.
'6B CADILLAC
'67 OLDS
YllTA ClUllll
,,_~w ....
f,c:to,., ,;,, fo•dM I I
Loc1I c.,, TEXt47 $1795
'65 FORD
OLDSMOBILE -CADILLAC .
1150 SOUTH COAST HIGHWAY
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B1LL JIAXEr TOYOTA '81 SPF.CIAL Ddime:. 58.COO
H. a!! 8ed ..._~_..; ~.x:.::· orW owner. 494• 1084
LAGUNA .IEACH
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Auto l.eMl"I 9110Aute LM11119 9110
JOlllSll ' SOii SINE WJ1G
Famous Free Malnlmllnce Leue available
to fndlvdoel• and bu-1.firmlJn Oranae
County 11 JolllllOll I: Son LlncolJI • Memiry
Cougar; 2n5 Harbor, CON Mesa. 41Hi630.
Aak for FREE Boclldet on the lease that pro-
vldel: FrH 011 Changes; Free Lubrication;
Free Tune-ups; Free Replacement Parts;
Fl'eo Labor. Contlcl: L. Brochu, Mgr.
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IUICI
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eyl, 4 IP -JI I H. too WE CAii llELl''l'OU &Ir. W/l/W. °'I ..,..., • U oCMri ..... blrned )'GD
&TM5 don e U JlllO br<M no down
SAC1UF1CZ '68 8 u I Cl ll pqmdt e U' )'QQ an ez:a..
RI ..... IUD loodod, DOW ~MANY llOD!U
tireL * ..... .. 1'0 QIOOSE ntOK ** •••• caa •. UJmrr * '12 LE IABllE *-•.ODO ML "'""""11 CU • -* 19J.50JI *
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Used Cars • ••ua•. / ; IRING THI ~:.;i • : 11 rJ C()l r~
FAMILY IN AND LOOK
'IM OVIR TODAY .•. IUY TODATI
Many Of l1le Fine Resale Cars At Johnson & Son Were Ori9inally Sold And Have
Serviced By lllem . • • Another Reasson Why They Are "SAFE BUYS."
1967 CORVETIE ' 1966 CADILLAC 1965 MUSTANG COUPE
STINI-UY
A b1•uliful ori11i11el lriti1h r1ci11q qree11
"'etellic fi11i1h with whit. 1ppliqv•bl1,k 111.
lerior, 427 •"'1l11e, 4 1peed tr1111 .. pow1r
1t11rl1t1J, AM.FM redio, he1t1r, fectory A.C.
Drive11 011ly 24,000 fl'li. by I ow11er. 111'111'11'•
,1 ... i:olldifio11, uxv '''· s.1. price
$3795
1966 CONTINENTALS
14 to chi o1e from!. Attrei:tiv1 h1rdtop
1;oup11 • 4·dour 11d11u, l1011fif..,I 11l1ctio11
of colon I Interiors. All 1ro lu1n1ry 1quipp1d
l11cludl11t f1i:tory 1lr. C1r1fully 1111ifli1lllld.
Si r. Mo. 42t212. Prl111 tt•rt •t
$2595
1967 COUGAR GT
A1g1111 bro1111 fi11i1h w-p1rch11111f1t i:emforf
wtl'tl s11h 111d bl•i:k l111C1au t.p. A111to.
tTaM., rHl1 It '*"" t1J1, h11hr, f1i:tory
1lr. -4 HW f..71irl4 tir11, PS, power di1i:
ltr1l1t, c111toN. A b11utiful 25,000 mil e
c:1r. ITllH 1lll.
$2595
~ 1964 PONTIAC G.T.O •
CONYllTIILI '
l11utif11\ •••al fl11lt"h with white b11i:lr1t 1eah
I whito top, 4 sp"411 tr1111 .. pow1r 1tNri11g,
rt4io a h11t1rJ etc. U11u•~ally 1;11111. l>JR.J
S,11. •
$1395
1968 COUGAR XR7 ·cpe.
Attracti•• 1a•f••t11 t.rq11olH 1t1tf•llic li11iih
with '•rch,.,,nt• l•alh•r ltwc••t •••h 111d
ltlack lall4•11 ,.,f, •.s Ulrt Y·l t 119!1t with
•11!0, trt111., ttdio I heel.,, ,owt r tt.trl119,
power di1c IH-akt•, Fadery Air C.11111. Thi1
Mt~ful ctr cilrl••11 e.ty 12,000 mi. aitd ~ ~ the lwileMt ef ffit lltW ctr
fK .. l'l Wtn1irty. WOWJ4J. $3295
SEDAN DI YILL.i
Strilri11g Arctic: whit. with bl1i:lr l11!erlor 111d
bl1clc l1rtd1u roof. f\lllv luu,., 1qvlpp1d,
1ulo. tr1111 ., ll&H, PS, PW, '·way 11at, fee;..
fory 1ir colld., 1tc. ($MD llJI
$3395
1968 MERCURY
PAIK LANI
Co11v1rtibl1. le1ulifu l J111'11lc1 Yellow fi11i1h
,..;th blai:k i11t1rior 111d bl1ck top. Auto.
h111• .. r1d.io 11!d lt11l1r. F1c:fory Air Co11d., p•-• , .. 1ri119, power br1k11, powtr win•
dowt, .ts. Dri.,111 011ly I 0,000 1T1i111. Thi1·
ouf1t111dl119 c•r could be 11slly f1'1i1t1k111 for
br1M HW. lvy1r r1c1iv11 tlt1 b1l111c:o of
ftl1 ftlW cir F1clory W1rr111ty. WPC ]''· $3595
1965 VOLKSWAGEN IUG '
0 111 .... 1111. loo~1 end lllri'llS Ul1 111w.
Lii:. No. PE' l Z,. $1195
1968 CONTINENTALS
2 lo i:hoo11 from, All co,,.pllf1ly lu•v•'I'
•quipped. Auto. trans. t rdlo, lr.11t1 r, fie·
lory Air Co11d., pwr 1t11rh11, power br•••••
power Wi ndows, 6·..,•Y 111t, Ltl!d•v roof1,
'''· V1ry low mil11 l b11'"''1illy mal11tai111lll.
luyer r1c1iv11 tll1 b1l1t1C1 of the 111w cir
F1c:.tory Warr111ty. Attr1ct!Y1 colon. LIN·
COLN -MERCURY'. Vo11r clt1lc1, No. 6101,
No. 1611.
$5295
1966 THUNDERllRD --l11itfiful told r.,,,.. 11t. W-41•h. bolt• l11t.
Ln:. oci ulp•. tt. ....... hll !MW*' l11cl. ••+ ..
k11lf .. llH. t lr, I .-., c1r.f.lfy lllrlv111 111. u,, SIN IJt. ..__
$2395
l1auliful An~tic Whilo fin i1h ... ah ,ttr1i:tiv1
.... bucket 11111. Equipped with 1uto11'11li•
tT111ill'lis•lo11, r1dio, h11t.r, ,pow•r 1!01ri1\9.
low inil••· Ori9i111I tlirouthovt 111d b11ufi•
fully ll'lai11+1 i11H. OTM 40,,
$1695
1968 TOYOTA CORONA
HAllDTOP COUPI ,
C1rdi11el R.M fi11 i1h .,;;th b1oc~ bui:••• 111 .....
1uto, tr1111 ., r1dio l h1at1r. 0111 ow111r drl'I'•
011 011ly t ,000 rnil11. A r1•I beewty. lWIC
3571. $1895
1966 MERCURY
STATION WA.ON
Colo11y ,,r\:. t p11111191r, bo1utiful l1rfl'lli4'a
l11t1rior, Luir\lry 1qulpptd. A11!0. tr1111., lllt-j,
PS, Pl,' 'fW.' i11chMi111J '·••v ,,-.. F1ct1ry
•if c:ond: Dv1I 1Ctio11 J•il 9111. Top lutt•t#
rack, etc. 0111 1f the 111u1u1I 0111 owr11r low
J!til11p c1rs. ITE'f 15,1. $2895 .
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196~ TORONA!>O
DI LUXE
le1ulH11I lloy1I rn1roo11 G11l1h wlHi Mtkhi•t
l11t1rior: Tlii• 1up1r clo111 car it OCf11lpJ14
with ti.'t "n1111t. A.T., ll&H, PS, Pl, , • .,,.p.
111\ P•wind-1, f1cto,., otr c:o"4 .. tilt 1t11r• r
i119 wh1tl. Sflow• 1•1:1111111 0111 ow111r c•r1.' ,,,000 Mi111. WYWS.JI .
$2595
1964 PL YMOUTt1
SPOIT PYIY
2 do..-h1rdtop. Atcti&" withe f111l1h wi~ Wk.
b11ck1t 11.+.. le11tif11! I ow111r cir 14111i,t
witt. ,...._,tfc tr111u11 issloll, 1111111, h1ot.fo
r.:_, 1iffri"1, power bralrtt, •h1wt "1111·
11f c:1r1. Uc. IES 12,,
$1295
USID CAI DEPT. 540°5635 o ••
Johnson+ SOD
1LlllGILll llmlEITlL • 10111: ·•EllllY •UHll
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Ii BlG DISCOUNTS *
, '115-'• CAD.tLl.ACS
}II NI ~hct, Alr
•• de VIiie ••••••••••• ~ $6195
.• 8ed. • • • . • • • • • • • ... • $4695
'65'CAQ Coupe do Villo, ono BEAT Tl:IEM
ownor, xlnt oond. Mu""'"' :ANYWHERE $2500 or. Best otfer. 536-2651
.~CHMOLET • rut DRIVE THE i
"63 CHEVY Impala, radio & t Mlfll • BRUTE t
rac air, beige w/black int. + , . , JUST ARRIVED :
l650. Before uo Pm i ANOTHER BIG t
64>-!988,"""' 546-<1820 SHIPMENT OF ·+
'59 CHEVY Sta Wag, Lrg 1969 i eng. New battery, gen. k t
-. $300. S42-91 78 t
"""' ~ pm. •
'Sf STATION Wgn Bel.U., • OPELS • R:I H, .. .w I w, orig owner t +
46.tm ml. trlr hitch . i t ~ • wl .. AUTOMATIC ·1 MOST ..U 1005 Impalo SuJ>or TRANSMISSION
Sport 2 dr bltp, "'1, aulom, t OUR OPll. l'llCIS
~t cond Milke offer. i STA.IT AT '~Impala SS, PS, A s 1777 : ~ Exlnt cond S*ll), Best +
otter 962.-1533 eve. + , · t IMMIDIATI
PS,. PB. R/H $300. ~
oi 8'6-0211 HAND NEW
'58 BEL Alr °"'"'" ·4 D<. '6' IUICK t
cOod <Onditlon. 1195-. $2444 * 548-7147 * • .
•69. EL CAMINO very low t ORDll YOURS
mileage, 4 si>eect. 396. t . TODAY I
~bet10&3 i POOLE 'S FINE
USED CARS '66 EL Camino 396, 4 apel.
sUcket seats,_38,000 mi. TQP +-, "°""· $1900. 1175-15.12 . t '6S IUICK t M;B~, 4 dr, atr, PS, IElectre cou p•. full pow•r,i auto, new tires, lo mileage. fectory •ir cond, NCl -
Afler 5 ~ 546-3835 <420
'51Hl!EV '69 327 4 spd, ill $ 1 795 t i:Ba.r end; many ~tras Make +
a!IO<. 6'IH36l I r--.-6-"S "'o_L_D-SM_O_ll-LE-,.
'56• GOOD Clean ~)'. 4 door H.T. F1ctory 11r,i
W'llson Gregory. 206 Ch1cago pow1r tl1tri119 & .,,,k,,,
$l Apt A. H.B. 536-7691 1 11t.. (MOY 1461
'62: OIEV. Bel-Air, 2 dr., $ 1395 aato, R/H,. very depen-1+--_,;:__.:...;;,_ __
d&bl., $300, ~ '67 MUSTANG
in. 6, standard trans, 4 dr, h11tt r. TXS 161 t
ridio, $1495or 1100 down oo $1995 t aOProvtU. 541-8838 t
'59, OIEV Kingswood Wgn '66 .TEMPEST it P1S, P/B. 63.<XXI ml. MllSt •c R&H t be seen. 548--0974 111tom cp•. , 111 o., :i;======-;;-.lf'·S., f•ctort 1ir condition·
. : COMET '"•· 1SlS95
'Sf. COMET Caliente Conv. i 4.~000 mi. Make offer. '61 CADILLAC i 645-221.1 or 646-1098 +s.d. D1Vill1. Mill power.,
J:i&6 CO?\fET Convertible. :f1ct. eir. l~XS 1421
GOid with while top . l fami· t $995
1)1: car. 1$651). 67S-2408
:CONTINENTAL F1ctory 1ir cond. Full pow.
'66 THUNDERBIRD i
; 1 ,,, vinyl top. XLV 49 1
!64 Continental , $2795
4 br. Full power, tact. air, I pe'bble beige w/matching in-'65 SKYLARK
terior .• Very luxurious. IEZ· 4 dr. Automatic, pow1r
372 t11rin9, radio, h11t1r.
. $1395.00 !RGV4i4'" t
JOHNSON & SON $ 1395 t
' USED CARS "'61 MUSTANG I
1M1 HARBOR BLVD. ltadio. h11t1r, ] •pi ed. • "2.7050 !WTAOtt> ·
4 i!]S:~!~ct '$67 1CA9M~~O i q , full leather interior. i ~A i Gkzn.s ~.T. Cp1. A11to., PS, F1tt.
: $1195.00 '"· R&H, ITFX '69'
JC>HNSON & SON i $2295 ·
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IMI HA~BOR BLVD. iAuto tf1~1. r•dio, ll11ft r. t
1• 642-7050 SRW 106 · i
: ' $1695 • C_ORYAIR • '63 WAGOfl oq. NEW clutch, H'W bnkes lt1m.,ltr. "A• it." OKN6tl
itruns good. Sl'IS. -95 ~.,, * &t6-lto8 * ~· l£ WRVAIR S>XI. Cood '66 CAPRICE ~tkm. 6 7 5 ~ 6 6 3 4 +A11t.m1tie, f1ct, 1if, po_,
ftel. . +st--n119, rtdit, ""'"· ,,; t (SIMJ111
: CORYEllE · t $ 1995 :
'8T t'ORV>:ITE. FIB. 327 4 1 t :;::~.::.,~~ i 234 E. 17th n. •
c:vr;: ~'° '!'~'. t ~~:!?.~~ i ~1-. i ,:
":& °""''"" 283 lllcl<, ,, rJ topa. excellent cotxL ;. aw onu, 549-3523
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DAILY PILOT WANT ADS
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'68" SPORT Sirb. Wagcn. 9 :
pass, A/C, PS ,PB PW. fin. •
mac cond. $3685 ,ptv pty.' ;
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THIS WEEKEND YOU CAN FORGET ABOUT A. J. FOYT & PARNELL! & THE REST OF 'EM AT INDY BECAUSE YOU CAN BE THE BIG-
GEST WINNER OF 'EM All! LOOK AT SOME OF THE WINNERS HERE ..• , J_UST A FEW FROM THE WINNINGEST STOCK IN TOWN!
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F ·IREBIRD I • Hardtop Coupe, Redl fne ·Tires , Deluxe Sea t-Belts, Console , Decor Group,
Front Fl'oor Mats , 4 BBL OHC Engine, Floor Shift. Spring Package,
(2 2ll79L60 16l11
b1e cir. Mr. C1rver'1 p1rs cir, 81111t 1t1rlight btk w.bl1ck
cordov1 top& GEN LEATHER int. T11r.,ohydr1, S1f1-t.diffitr.
1t1rio AM -FM. r1mot1 mir, vi1or mir, dhr 11•1 b1lh, Crui1;
control, i'1ll II whit, cutt 1pl 1lr whl. pwr tr l;d r1l1111, p1,
tilt 1tr whl, 1oftr1y 91111, pwr dr lock1, pw, p·win d1fro1t,
p·buck 111t, ht1d re1h, r1cl lef fr 1111, A.C., f&r •flr m1h,
1tc, f276579P1 215961 Orig f•c 1u9 r1t1il prict $6346.6],
$5164
BRAND NEW 1969 CATALINA WAGON
Die.or grp, di1e .,rk1, tint 9!11,. p·l1il 9111 win. AIR cdND.
whit1 •id1 will tir11. 2S2369CI llJ,20,
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
'OPEN
MONDAY THRU FRIDAY
7:']0 A.M, ta 6:00 P.M.
• SALES DEPARTMENT
OPEN 1:00 A.M. te
9:)0 P.M. EVERY DAY
HAND NEW 1'69 IONNE¥1W WAGON
] 1t •f, t11rbo-hydr1, pb r1dio, dlx bits. wir1 whl di1t1, du1l
1Jth1h , PS, p-di1c lii-k1, lint 9lt1,, PW, AC, P-9 1!1 win, w1w,
21124!19tl2l431. Window 1tf$ktr pric1 S5S.f1.07. $4750
HAND NEW 1969 GTO
Turbo hydr1 fr1n1, PS, eon1ol1, AM.FM r1 dio, d111I 1J<h1h,
pwr f11x fin, rid l;ne tir11, V1rdoro gr w·match interior.
( 2423 7921 20414 J. $)397
IRAND NEW 1969 IONNEYILLE COUPE
Cordovi top, turbo hydr1, 1ler10 t1d, r1 mir, dlx •••I .,,Jh,
cust whl dl1c1, cl u1! 111.h1 h , PS, tilt whl, p-cli1c .,rk1, 81011ghm
int, tint,91111, p-1111, AC, fr fir m1h, ww. Orig f1clory 1tick-
1r pric1 $5725.59,
$4684
W19on. 350 1n9, turbo hydr1, pb r1dio, db· .,lh, wir1 wh11I
di1ct, PS, PB, tint 9l11t, 111 r1lly 9111911 I clock. p-t1il g1f1
window. AC, fr fir m1t, whit1 1id1 wilt~. 239l 69Z IOl<f01.
IRAND NEW 1969 CUSTOM "S"
4 Dr. HT. Dhc th whl, d1t grp, 350 VI 1n9. A.t., p.b. r1dio,
PS, tint wind, h11d r11f, w1w tir1t. 1295399Rl2529 1J
$J077
BRAND NEW, 1'69 UECUTIYE WAGON
421 1n9, turbo hydr1, •1f1.frk p·1nl, AM-FM, r·s11I 1plcr,
fo1m cuch fr, remot1 mit, cllx bib, wir1 w discs, cu1t 1t11t
whl, P-S.d-brk1.win·111t, AC, Pl much mor1. 25649Cl2317l.
Window 1licker pric1 $6093.51.
$5271
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CADILLAC
NINETEEN :SIXTY-NINE
,, ON · DISPLAY AND READY FOR DELIVERY TODAY!
1968 CHRYSLER
t _9 passenger Town & Country wagon. Maize ~.'.yellow with saddle vinyl trim. Full power, air
conditlonlng, luggage rack, tilt steerin&: wheel,
low mileage. (VTP971)
1967 CADILLAC
Coupe DeVi\11?. Phantom blul! with blue leather
· ·1 Interior. Full power equipment plus factory air
conditioning. One owner. (UJA357)
SALE $4444
PRICE
SALE $3999
PRICE •r '--------------------~
1967 OLDSMOBILE
Custom Delta 4 Door Hardtop. Spanish silver
Wit.Ii rnatct\ing intttior. Automatic, P..S., P.B.,
facfory' air conditioning, white side walls.
i -(UER479)
1966 CADILLAC
' ·CouPe DeVille. Autumn gold with black vinyl
1, ~P and gold tjoth and leather interior. Full
power, factory air conditioning, til t steering
... 'Yheel, poWt'r door locks, etc. (J6296459)
1964 RIVIERA
\'Powder biUI'! with matching vinyl bucket
'· seats. Full power and factory air condiUon· · ·•
: ing, many ex_tra.s. CHG1'856l • .
SALE $2444
PRICE
SALE $2999
PRICE
SALE $155;5
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1965 CADILLAC .
Coupe DeVillc. RoYal blue exterior with mat·
ching cloth and leather interior. Full power,
!actocy air, tilt and telescopic steerini, &ho'A-"&
exceptional low mileage. {PGN663)
SALE $2111
· PRICE
1968 CADILLAC
OVER · 80 :QUALITY Coupe DeVille, Royal bJUe with white padded
roof and blue leather Interior. Full power.
factory air, AJ.I-FM, \ilt-ltlescoplc 1t.eerln1 AUTOMOBILES wheel, etc. CXSS788)
TO SELECT FROM 1966 TORONADO
cuatom. Forest ~n With dark lf'ftJ\ cloth
• and vinyl interior, ful ~er, factory air con-
dltioi\ing, tilt steering, whML (SVX120)
1966 CONTININTAL
NABERS CADILLAC, Goddess gold with 1okt top and 1old leather
interior. Full power and factory air, stereo
tape, local, one owner, ($VY710)
Where Used Cars Are 'More 1967 RIVIERA
Than . Transportation Forest green exterior with black vinyl ln-
terlor. Has full power equipment plw factory
air conditioning, tilt steerlnr wheel, (TSD498)
. 1968. CAPRICE ,
• • • THEY'RE A Coupe. 12,0oo miles. Antique 1old with black
top and.gold bucket aeats. 327 V8,·au~Uc,
GOOD pawer • 11.ffrtng, power disc brakei; factorT
a1r condlttonlng, radial tirel, plUI e~ care. (XEUIY.l&}
1967 JAGUAR XKI INVESTMENT! 2 PlUI '2 coupe. Autom&tic. !Ur condttionln1,
wire whttls, AM·FM radlo, 'heater, Seafoam
green with riaturll leethet interior. 23,000
miles, one owner. {VCI.361)
SALE $4999
PRICE
SALE $222.2
PRICE
SALE $2444
PRICE
SALE $3222
PRICE
SALE $3222
PRICE
_SALE $4666
PRICI
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SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH TUESDAY, JUNE J, 1969
• • 8:30 AM to 9:00 PM MONDAY thru FRID;t.. Y -9:00 AM to 6:00 PM SA TU RDA Y and SUNDAY
Your factory Authorized Cadillac Dealer Serving The Orange Coast Harbor Area
N"ABERS
.. 2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
540•9100
9900 9900
MEET THE PON11Ac ·· PONTIAC ' PONTIA~, PONTIAC T·BIRD
A·MBASSADOR '67 FIREBIRD 4Cll Convt. 1968 LE MANS, factory air, 1965 PONTIAC C a I a l l n a '65 PONTIAC. Must sell. ,S950 . or best oUu. New tll'el, P/t, Plb. RJH. Low ml/ bucket seats, vinyl tnp. Safari station v."agon. Air 1 &: 1 '194-&'m
$. Ownr ~30. eves. P/s. XJnt corJd. $2695 or .cond. pis, p/b, clean prtv1,•="=0=· =· ='·==== Full power, fact. air. A nice
6'l5-4l06 bffi otter. ~2744 pty $1350. 968-1071. one at a Jow, low price,
'66 T·Blrd DOMESTIC
CREAM PUFFS RAMBLER RRZ111 '64 TEMPEST wag., newl---~---' $""95 00 lit'<"" V~ auto .• P/S, P/B; PRE.OWNED "" •
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WEEKEND SPECIAL
' HAND NE\!f 1 Ht
'67 PONT;-:V.entura, 2 dr.
!ledan, ale, a/w, Xlnt cond.
$2195 . ........., ''"' ,,,.,d. $950. 644-2032 BIG SELECTION JOHNSON & SON
'61 THRU '68'• USE~ CAltS
ALL MODELS 1941 HARBOR BLVD,
'67 CAMAIO I /I -lol UI ' -........ PS. U..h~A.Jll 52577 ,.,.,_____.... $3286 .
F11ll•i ·equip,,_d l"clu4i119 •Ir ceM,. V..f, ••te, trtllt.
5110210
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SHtt 6 NOT 4-121 H.P.
. BIG. DISCOUNTS "
0. Al -Now AMX. .,,AVELINS • llEllELS • RAMBLERS
Tho Action Store For Orutor s .. 1..,.
"uD HOL~DAY
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FROM 1295. 642-7050
'67 T·BlRD J door Landau.
tac. air, l'fP, dllc bnbt.
Priced to wit. 67$--0lel,
e '62 THUNDERBIRD, luD
_..-, looks • 1'1111 pod.
642-6013 1610. Oller. -=
STUDEBAKER Rana l° ..J;~
1957 Silver Hawk lY aood. Hu new wide Oftl
Studebaker, auto tram. $%l5. tJria bn maptrr Map, 1lct.
... 548-3.121 * air, JPL688
1009 LARK. Good ruoolng $595.00
c<indltlon. Now tlro~. 11111, JOHN~ON
'67 MllTAff. n, hll ,..,, "''° $2577 .......... 0 ...... .
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$1977
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'66 POlt-•.T.A.C-. $1577 n.~.-...,., .... 1
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t9'9 .Hlmor, Costa M.esa. 6'2-6023
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1966 HAUOI,· C.M. ~ 1 .
• !£1,0SID MIMOllAL DAY e
YOUR., AD REAPHES
68,972 HOMES EACH WEEK
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'DELUXE CAMPER
FOR ONE WEEK
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Your generous patrona9e and confi-
dence in our dealership has made us
proud lo be a part of Orange County
and it's phenominal growth. Thanks to
our countless friends for a wonderful
48 years.
The odore Robins, Sr.
,~Ol~~~ ~~~~Yi ~~~TP ~~~~ FREE! DIA<!NOSTJC CHECKS
1t-ol.~ .. wfll • CtllftPltie dM<k of your cv'I -d lllar\ In so..rtlMm C.l!fVmi.'s tll'lt Fonl °"'P*l'-Centrr. 00--lJO •lldnnlc Mtft for .. '-'V, rtl1911111f¥
1n11 P1NOr"*'<1. °""" 1ti1' v.c111on •l"*'I worrr. ··WJ'VE . PULLED THE STOPS FOR JUNE!
' Ttn Checks Jo Be·Giv,en Freel .5'JPER SAVINGS WHEREVER YO!J TUR~ ••• VALUABLE PRIZES DRAWINGS EVERY SATURDAY
AT II A.M.
YOU NEED NOT
BE PRESENT TO WIN. ·OVER 30 PRiZES . IN ALL! ' FOR THE GROWN-UP.5 • • • KEEN STUFF FOR THE KIDS ••• 1rs
OUR ·BIGGEST, SAVIN'EST BIRTHbAY PARTY IN ALMOST HALF A
CENTURY OF DOING BUSINESS 'IN THE HARBOR AREA I COME
IN, HELP US CWIRA TE!
FORD .·
·Y GOOD SELECTION
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! -
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RE,N' T' ECONOMICAL RATES ·
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BIG 8 FT. FULL CAB -OVER '
BARRACUDA CAM.PER!.
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ANNIVERSARY
SAVl'NGS
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MUSTANGS· llG FORDS· TORINOS
THUND~RBIRDS • FORD TRUCKS!
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. JUN• BEFORE YOU BUYl
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AUTHORIZED, 'DEALER ! .. . '
LartJe Inventory of New '69's For
Immediate Delivery. Six onl'f -New
1968'$ Now Slashed
For Immediate Clearance!
DRIVE A ~EW 1969 ~NGLISH FORD ! $ FULL ENGLAND~S N0.· 1 SEWR,
· AMERICA 'S NO: 1 ·tMfORT IUY!
PRICE
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Laroe Seledlon of Autom1tlca incl Four 'SPff(la.
NO TRUCK PURCHASE NECESSARY!
LA~T C.ALl.: NEW '68's!
~1rnlted number at Fln1I Cle1r1nce prices!
RENT YOUR VACATION
HOME ON WHEELS
REASONABLE RATES
RESERVE EARLY
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LEASE YOUR CAR
FOR 6 MONTIU
FORD AUTHORIZED
LEASING S'l'STEM
CLOSED
MEMORIAL. DAY
OPEN -.,, .
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e111 b1 ftf•il•d •* wltol•••I• 'to th• pub· from at fntastlc 1GYhNJ1. Inter• Dr r •·1 .
lie. lt•f tht cit1l1r1 011 th11• old1r c•"·
ceptor perforrnt1111ce! SAVE!! $995 FULL
PllCI $41 ·:.;:.
1966 BUICK LE SABRE 1965 l'L YM. Sport 'fury
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Full pow1r, ftcfory tlr, 2 Or. H.T. (R PM 2 dr. H.T. Grttn w/bl1ck inttr. Vt, tufo., Powdtr hlut, •quipp•d. .(NRP612)
160) 20 ,.. down or lr•d•. PS, IYXS 426l. 20% down or tr•d•. 40,000 plui mil•t. 20%down or tr•dt.
$1495 ;~.'i. $54 ~.::. $895 ~.'i. $37 ~..::. '$995 ;~.'i. .$35 ~..::.
' . 1968 FORD 4 Door V-8 TAX REFUND DUE? 1964FORQS9UIREW09,
Cu1fom ]90 •n9., 111lomatic, bl1ck with WHY WAIT? · d S .. hifo top. (IJ51ZI l-4912l. 20 'l down VI, ~uto., RliH, '"con .. P ., 9 p1u1••
or lr1d1. BUY NOW--r A J LATER 91r. I IOY2-47} 20 % iilown or h1d1.
$1195 ;~1'i1 $34 ~"::. EASY RRMS AVAILAILE $895 ~1'i1 $37 ~..::.
1967 VOLKSWAGEN 1966 FORD S9UIRE Wog , 1967 l'ONTIAC H.T. Y·I
t iilr. S1d•n. Eirq11i1it1. Ju1t 0¥1th•ul1d. Cou"try Squir•. VI, i ulo., Pt. ll:lH. fimpoit Cuitom. Auto., PS, RIH. ITRJ ,
(UQL JOl l 20 % down or fr1d1. CTFY 50]) ,~0% down or lr1d1. O!l )•iO Y. ~0-or trodi.
$1495 FULL $53 '" 30 $1595 FULL $·56 '"JD $1595 FULL $48 '"" PllCE Molttht • PllCI! Mottflls HICE M .......
' ·-· ... 1967 CHEVROl£T H.T. 196.7 MUSTANG v.a 196$ FORD H,T. V·I
lmp1li, 4 Dr. VI , ·1uto,, PS., oir, R&H. Fully iq11ipp1d, oir cond., l1nd1u top. Gal1t1o··SOO. 2 Dr. H.T. Aut o., PS, i Tr
!UKU 157) 20 '1'. down ot trod'o. !UVT 666) 20,.. down or lrtdi . cond. fRDl914) 20 % down or lr1d1.
$1795 FULL $49 '°' 3' $1895 FULL $56 ... 3' $995 .. LL $35 '" >t PllCE Moftflls PRICI Molltlll -PRICE Mfltltlil
. ' MUSTANG SALE 1964 DODGE DART
,, ,, ,. ,, ·-~ 4 Dr. S1d1", VI , 1uto., f334 696M-4tl. 170 2 Or. Equipped. 6 c.vl. IP8Y 60S)
14 to choo11 from'. ~ & I .r.vli11<1ers, 't l l 20% down or tr1do. 4 1pood1, outom1tic1. Som• with power 20 % ·down or h1dt .
il11rin9 i nd 1ir conditioning. 1965 'tltru $895 fULL $31 Per JO $6 FULL
1969 modol1, con¥1rtibl11, coup11 t flCI · PRICE Moittlrs 95 PRICE 2+2 f11tb1ck1.
1968 CHEVROLET Malibu J.96J'V.W. Automatic 1t62 FORD WAGON
J Dr. H.T. Vt, 1uto., PS., RlH. IWPC R. ,-1:(.000+ mile•, w1rr1nl; IXO M VI, 1uto., PS. CPLM 2151 2or. do ... n or
t l I) 20 ~ down or tr1d1 . 6101 20 % do,,..n OI' fr1d1. tr1d1.
'$2195 PULL $59 ... 1' $1795 FULL $49 ... "I $395 FULL $18 '" .. PllCI · , MMfM . PRICI Mo1ths l"Jl:ICI Mollflll
CHECK OUR USED TRUCK • NEW CAMPER SAVINGS . ' .
EXAMPLE!
1968 FORD F·25G PICKUP WITH
NEW EL DORADO .CAMPER
l"ully equipped wlltl VI qlM, rMllo, Ml!tr. rMCly to oo w'lltl
IOW c-" owr MOMwlt Speci.1 camoel' fully equiP!*I wllh s~.
lclbOll, ll'J...ttl, O\fln, SielJlll .. Drlpn. Wlnlnibl, pf\.11 mud! mGtl, zs•. down or tr1<11. (Qtln11 $89 ... ~ .:'.:""
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EXAMPLE.!
1966 FORD F-250 PICKUP WITH
NEW SCOTSMAN CAMPER
V·I, 1ulor!Mllc'. radio, Mll1r, c1~ slftp& '-equipped writ! 1tow,
kl llOllo' dlflttll. dr11111, -nlrotlls. 1!C. 25'1io down OI' trMll. 1u..,m1:
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