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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1969-06-21 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesar - • . ,-J-·-· ' .. • • ' .. • • -. '\ "" . ' .. ' •· For N itlj,.· .. ·::._rf.t: t U..sB:rW.in;) t i .. ~ -... ' . • " '. * * '* ' ' ' ' , ' . ...... :.£. . . ":ti· .. "* . ' '• l • • . . ,. ' ' ~ .. · •· .. 1 r 1 11-.1·. ,-·· l _1 , 1 I 'f, "' ~ , •. , •' .... i. ~ '* ·::i " ' '* ·~ ~ I • • e e s :e )&' it a new peace symbOI, or an Old biologic~! symbol? For the dowu,~rth,·,filcts· about lhis ~cd.IOQlijnll'~~~w •l>o• · · to ~· r fittljfe' on the Or-.._ang:e County scene, ·turn to ,·Pa~ 3. . Owner of Teen Oub Oeared In Riot Case By TERRY COVILLE Of flN D•llt Pllft Sl•lf Huntington Beach teen n i g h t C I u b operator Gilbert ,Covell was cleared Fri- day of. charges that he helped incite · a beachfront riot last April 20 and im- mediately declared war on the city's of- ficialdom, which, he claims, is trying to harass him into shutting-down his con· troversial club, the Syndk:ate 3000. Covell armounced he iatends 4> open the popular Coast Highway hangout tonight without a business license, provided city building inspectors , who had declared the cld structure unsafe, say it now meets city building standards. R.epajrs demanded by the city have been taken care of, Covell indicated, and he plans,to operate·the ·clu~·rree. or rent it·to a.non-profit ocganWrtion in order, he e;a)ts, to "legaUy skirt the business license requirement. S,:ity inspectors were due at the club late Friday. , 'According to Covell, his ncense expired May 14 and, ''becallle' .of .. the city's general policy of harassment" toward him, it is unlikely Clty Clerk Paul Jones will issue him another. "We don't thlnk we harass anyone," rebutted City Administrator Doyle Miller. "W<.Ju!! Y)fon:e ·the.9 lmparti&lly." City, tmk 'JOne~~Sild ·coven bad not yel applied for renewal·-of the Syndicate :SOOO license. He said -he assumes Covell will, sooner or later, adding "I haveri't decided whelber I'll.l[ant It, or not." rrii:te:Y. Jn· West Orange C o U n t y Munlclgal Court, Covell was declared in- noeent of charges brought by Huntingto11 Beach poJtce that he was instrumental in fothenting last April 20's riot In whi ch &everaJ . thousand beachgoers pelted police with rocks, damaging a beachfront poHct substr.tion and a number or police vehfcles. Budget Bo0tn•l!fl "We can eliminate unusual Increases in 'police aC:tivtty as a aoU.rce of the jail populaUon etplosion. This lo true be- cause our booking rate Js in line with normal growth. 'Iberefore, the 1barp in- crease in jail population mull be attribut- ed to court policy," the Thoma letter states. Tbe implication is lhat because the county bas a better jail facility, the judges are sentencln( men (ll;booenJo Joogei: terms than they~·~. After sending the letter and·tlwin mett· ing with judges, Thomas uid ·cdter tta- soos were cited by judges foi-tht in- crease in jail ~m. "All oflhei/' (~;.!.aRimtY much ' • Hunting~n. ·Gl Dies in Vietnam . , Army Pie. Paul R. llou cl '=1"' Beocll 'il °"" al'thehla•deb; ' :by the ~ De(Jlimueat FrldlJ••· JiDlid in llCtlon in·-\'Wmm.. • .. Pie .. &a JI .Ille -"'Mr.llld Mn. James a. Roa, ma Ir!JJ 1-.Ho41· one of the lhTee CalllcimiaDs U•fbJ·the Army .. killed dUrlDI thla• put/wilek ' Gradu.ate' s Car Kills Three Kids · In South Gate 'fo Protf!et; N~:- • Welccnning S•~ Pauline Koll, 18, Tustln, frolics on the• beach at:Newport with Ivan, her Dalmatian, in 'celebration of summer· "°latlc.....U.e first.day .of summer. That's 'what today is. 'Summer will be 'With us, officially, until• IUlllmDll equ!Jlox next 5eptember 22. So'aaye1:h> the aitrl>no- lne:~· . - As~r~logy Teacher Eyes . . .. 'fest ~ase in lY ewport • ' I ' might sound, the Sun·Sli!' offered no - that night, only a .leclure"on ' cbai'ting ooe's 'own astrological forecmitl. when i( wu. over ,.:BUrtcJn.!Mone 1e- compan\ed the' la\rDian' lo''pqiice lieW quarters ·in the fiist moyc! of Wliit Mone. an aerospace·iystems·ana1ylt aiid -Bllboa resident for several ')'Un, • lriP. become a test cue for bis ea~. teacliing astrology. . , Judge Kenneth Lae ruled Covell, a WestminsUr resident, irinocent of inciting t to riot and innoeent of interfering with a ~ police Off:icft. . .. • ' . • . (," .• ~ ~ u......,., the judge ruled tbe nigbttlub operator guilty of refusing to leave the eceoe ol •'riOt.. Covell say111 he'll appeat · ttlat. decision on-grounds thal Ile was on ., ,s ·-"it Cle~nte ·'&,eks u~s .. Help Morse. atllkable, well-~ and JovlAJ,. was .b09ked .afl\i',)eli!I ;~ da~ In adv.... ~bc\Ut .. lolfWi tlie agdtss oubfec:I In ,a . cl!)' -.bu forbidden !L 1 • . .. ' Mone'• ~me Ponlnoula 111\ie "" I~· -and,19odie•"nlallnc1to.llle 2';>dlac for ~ ll ll lhl:M ..-Gld. be .. ld;well ~arid ri4lng lloe,mll·ol ·Ille 1a1111 ..... ,or.public f-.u.n ror bis own prop<ey. · He emerged jiibllanuy from court Fri· day morniJtt and lhrew 'down tlie gi.untlet. citing the business license issue: a.s tbe latest skirmish liiie In a two--year &er'ies-of er.gagements with the city. "My wife and I bulil that club for the kfds," he said, "and -we're not about to avoid a light with Huntington ·Beach .now." I. • \ -~· • lb TOlf JIAllLEY °' ... _.. ........... Federal gr~ t<llalUnl 1111,ioo 'are being llO\llbt by thf'sa 'CMrnoiiil p011ce department in a bld to "beef llP" the South Coot law enforcemenl apney.aod with an obvious eye pa the prOblemlljllSs- ed by tbe Ptesldeotlal ..---. Chief Cllllord Murrate.plabied<F!li!IY that the grull, M ........... wOul\] 'be •pread over a --porlod.·'"llleJ " .. ..). ' • I " • .'jrrl"!• , •• : ~ part .of. a• ~o•P'-PQtnt plea fQl"·fodenl help. ·U approved, the application will brlnr 147,DGO to San C1mJe!11e In the llnt yeaf,'$111,lll01n the •eco111hlld llO,Olll in the third aod rmat year ol tlie relief period. The ·lour project& outlined by Keith Concannon, the eouncll's execuUve of. fictf, wlll .._ _., llOl,800 in foderal futldll''°fllie .-, JI the •¢ ... get ... dcnomeill In WIShllllton- ' :, aatrotoa, . , 1 • ~W o'n oOI fortune itllon. 1111' laOlt 11· ui.'" lie illd, 'poinlinl lo hii dalilbler, WM runs tl!e obop wttb him. • • "AU .we want ·to do la to provide a servlco to~ wbo~·a pnullle t.. tertll In the -· 'Ille lea ($a I*" . . (llet·U)'IWLOGY, Pip I) ,J * 'ti. ::t; • ' . .ac Wea~er , lt'1 not e1act11 an 'Ideal weet~· end, but the Weathennan does pt'Ollll>o -· hazy . lllmlliine • for !lie alternoona aloog the coait. Look liir temperatures to stay In , aie low 70'1. · -" ·-~ 1 -· " ::..-~ ---,........ '' ftlMfWI T1J• f ' . :· .. . ~---- . . I. ~LY, l'ILOT • s _,, Jut\t 21, IM ' • • NixOn :·f{aising Fal $J~ Hope ,f~r "~et Puµp~t? u:•-*ra~= 'be ~..lei~ =.!t-~-tt": =:',~~~loo~:":'~:. ~=f~~"'=~~i !~~ii:~=-::.:: ~ .. ~.;\ .. ~ ~~ b~ bll 0 top advls· 41111 J!IMo 11111,)11,. -.,. jecit,. llt'k -..,, lhe liltelihood ol 1111 profl'eSS •t lbe Pam remalnlnl gn>UllCI combot lorea by lbe .,.. combat force& out ., ropldl• 11 lbe Th~ ha" been talkl111 privolely about AIM!:ll\P": _..i _...I 1...., CGOllil , )M • ._., -· Miii)' dlplOplallc aboervers wtte iur-NW>ii alrllld)' had emblrl<W • a plan • _., ~----. ~ .. --•~ the ~lilly of a maximum wtlhdrawal ...... -.... sold ... .. ........ au ·~llllWJ., .... -..nlct peece talU -eveo more """°'" end ol next year. ' ·--· v~ .... -··-·-· , ••• ·~ ., be pulled bill o1 Vletliam by tilt .end ·o1 ~ ' . 6ftt61ail ;.tlen ,bt· prised whoa N'-jfbe had provlously for -Uy_ .pbll!llj ....... etlU.S. . _..., trtralmnl a11( equlpmed, are this year ol•71l,llOll of the 540,000 U.S . ..,. neict year. tn the Pobllc ·ii>lnd• 11 dealt with the Vietnam i-with ~ flllUS Qred lo lbl -ol ~ able ~ IMe ._ -"tlool °"' bttng vicemen hrit-ilod have flatly <fe. 'lbey emphasized the Praidtnt .w.., "~'' db d.iustrous poliUtal ·con· sfraint and Uill, toot dlll tray at anner--ments: 'ln PW and ori t6e battlef1tld. pm~ b7 lJ.S. lioopl. _ cl!Ded to speQllatt oo how many might almply trying to make clear during his ~-it home. 1ng prtSSure ~ls critics for a faster wllh the initial U,000 comln& out dw1DI 1be Prelideal'I ~ calla for disen· come out ne:rt )'efr. Thu.rsda7 nleht news confuence. ~t be , .;~ ~dept, allhough ht ·Ctrtainly wilhdnnl ~a dlflalel dMCQIN, \he nae atx ..a and a ..W. In AUi'" ,.... .m.r a 1irocw wtrlcll, al-,.,,.Por t.IJl,t reuin, Nixon iaJenerally wu as ui:ious as his critics to dlJen&aie dia not Uitend to do $0, also m1y hive Their surprbe was all the greater be-ust at addltlonal withdrawals. though it may DOl insure vlctory for the COnsidered to ·have over-re.act to Cllf- lhe muimum llW1lbtr ol American for-J\!<n the C4mmun1lts the lmli"l!iioo cause they saw no -10< hiln lo in-The Pmldtnl's p1.. Is •-· SaJ&m regime, will nevertheless deny ford's suuestloll oo a basts of polillcal ca. ~l aod llU'bllc j)l"e8lillre is dulge in the ~ ·ol vague hopes It calls fr1 mutual witbdr:lwals ·by 0.S. victory to Hanoi and the Viet Coag. motivation, which included a sharp per- 'Ibty pointed out that he made no speci· pushlnc him toward • unlllteral with· when he wu ui.ed to CODlDM!llt on a pro-and Nortb. V~ fon:el: but ~ But his ~ canfereooe statement of sonal attack on the fonner defense sec.. fie prombes, """"'Ing his intentloo drlnf w-any ClOllCeJSioN tiy Hanoi _pooal by former clef-aecretary Cll!k an allenwli•e method o( -....-"b•" failed lo aquare with the r.allty r«ary. Oil Firm Wins Injunction in ·Beach Hassle -A Southlud oil ~y has W<lll lhe first round in its battle to have a Jlun- tbtcloo -dly Ol'llnanct declaml un-Mmt"'alJooal. Approved by Superior Court Judge Clatxle Owens is the preUminu'y in· j-oouPt by lbe Cather ud er.. OU Co. Ills action "f"""" the preaeot relatiaalbip between the canpaQJ l.Dd the dty,...... trial ol lhe o8 ftnn's al- Jeptila that the cily'a uc1een up" Jrti!!idOi e II imllwfv.l. ' Cather and Cree claims that the ordinaooe ~ April S, 1117, was uniawflllly applied lo its wells in the Hun- tington Beech area. Its peUUon argues that Herbert Day, the city'l"all Deld superintendent. ordered removal of aurfaco equipment from cme o( its wtlll Jut Jan. 20 on the iroundl that It' WU an Idle facilily. Day af11110d, the '!*rl petflion slates, that the well carnt -the ..-nee language .,.... ........ aba-wells ud the equip- • -..., mno.ed as part ol the "cleln . up.. provisions. Day's aclioa -subS<Quently upheld by the dty cruncll. , Calbtr and er.. a.rgues that the well could not be das&ified u Idle and ceri- tatnly not as abandoned slnce it could ha.,. been returned to full production at "'1-· Tiie .,.~ .... -brands the city act.kin u Invalid and claims that it interlerts with 'thf! finn '• rtcht to place a well into pro- ductloo at any time. City action against the company .,.,, -... -ol the onlinance wblcil states, according lo the court petition, thlt well! which fail to produce more than 20 bamls o( oil during a caJendar year i:an bt OOOlideftd idle ud ellclhle !w clean -up openiU-. •1..ttt11tS1• .. icUoa ls ~V.,!J to pruerve: the status quo," a dty , spokesman commented . "The questloa of constituUaftllity of our ordinance can oo- 11 lie -at the trial stagt. '' . . . ' .. . 10 Persons Die As Train Ram s Car in Georgia VIENNA. Ga. (AP) -A car cllT}'ing two women and 10 chUdren on a runny afternoon outinC WU hit broadside by an ; el&tit-car freight train at a crossing near here Friday. Ten died. including nine · dilldnn. The crowded sedan, which apparently ltalled u tt attenipted to croos the tracks. was dragged IOfM ~arters of a mile before the engineer of the Southern Railway train, William A. ThomptlOll of Valdosta, could hilt the lral1t. Dooly County Sheriff H. C. Johnson \dentiUed the two survivors 15 Annie • Mae Lowe, 27, of Vienna, the driver : and her &-year-old daughter, Faye. Killed wtre two other Lowe childr!.n : 11 sister ol Ult driver, Eula Mae Pitt.s. 24, of Miami : Mrs. Pitta' daughter: and six chlldr!n of another slste.r of Mrs. Lowe, Mn. Mary Lewis of Vienna. The children ranged in age from 3 to IZ. Thompson told Johnson the ear pulled up on the tracks and stopped. OAIL\ PI LOT ..,.,... .... , .............. &.,....... .....,..., --c••....u. OltMG• COU1 ~\MlllHG COMMM' a-...M.W•M ---Jm 1. c..-1.., 't1c't ,,....,. .... ._ .. ,......... _._.. -111•-• A. ~T11t . -,, -' I 0..-.1m..,,...,'1Nlt .._.......-:nu,.... ..... .......... • L_. "9etl: 1't ........ _ . ~tMau•••irwt .. • ~y "'°'· ......... _..._ - I p,r;::.':.e-==: '='=-=-: . ~..-. ..... r ..-.-~-~ v.-. -. .. -. __ ......... <-.. ......... .......... _ .. "', .... .... ......,. ..... __ ·-.. c-. ..... • • ' a' i tft4t MMlll • 0 C 'Ar rl;MIMN __ . __ .__ ........ _ .. _ -·-··· ~ ..... ···-\---.,... -................ ---·---· ·-.. -~ .. --: L-:.:::.- FAC ING FUTURE WITH GOOD LUCK SIGN AT HIS SIDE Newport Attrolover MorH With Symbol for Jupiter f'rom Page l ASTROLOGY CLASS ... 1d'5'; ;*· pef serifS) 19''!,'l ,OWPriced ana our sWifents Item t'o 16v~ It." No maUer. The city code doesn't. ''We know he's not a charlatan," said City Attorney ~ Seflll!'I'. "The ordlnance Whkh wia-padded by the city council ln 19'1 wu drawn up 'to be a general, catch-aU code to regulate fortune telling and the related practlce.s which some people use to make a fast buck." The attorney added astrology teaching wu thrown In just lo broaden the scope of the code a blt more. "Astrology is probably nol as open to manipulation as some of Uie other prac· llcts in the code," he said. The code specifically bans, for profit, palm reading, crystal ball gilling, readlng tea leaves, spiritual rtading. , • and astrology instruction. Morse said he and his attorney both un- Attorney Replies To Theft Cha rge 111 Co1u·t Monday derslood l)<e TµttdO)l ,nigbl ~!pa ~ the 'city code. . · · ••eut when t'm right," Mone said steadfastly. "I'm fearless." The tooe ol the entire cootrovmy, all the principals tdmit; la Jow<keyed lo 'say the l<ast . ''I haven'l got a complaint in the world about the treatment l recel.9fld at police headquarters," Mone said, smWnc. "Everyone wu mM friendly. ,J'm not a crimlnal, for helven's lake. My children have attended.ICboolJ here and we have a sut..tantlal home." Contrary to earl1er npcrta, Morse never did see the lnalde ol a jail cell that night. He stayed In an interview room during tbe booking procedure, lben posted the small ball. The shop is substanUat, too. "We put ln the c:arpeUn1 our1e.lves aod this part!Uoo, here," be said proudly, waving his arm at abelv• of books. records and jewelry dePicUnl lbe Astrological •· Al least one member o( tbe class last Tuesday night problbly couldn't have been comed. even U the managtment were of that type, Mone said. She was an FBI ageni•a wife, enrolled for the run of it au. • • . Blackfin· Pulls Shocker • '• r I , Upsets· W.indmi.:d'. Passage in California Cup Opener 87 ALMON LOCIWIEY """1s and shelling oul their ~ed Deur Plllt ....... Nllr t,foufh If yachtsmen were betting people -Bfacldln won the fi1111 race ol the Cali-wjitc[>. Of oourse they ....,1 ~ • lo! of lomia Cup-and woo 11 bif. money would have ~ bandit J)'i" There .... two more races today but ~Ou could have oott..: t-odds ': :!' ~ Pusage.blcbn are bi;;j at tbe California ~acbt Clul;I bit.Thur»->. In fw::t. .tiwY are w~ who will lay nfijtl that Windw~ P 'If, llall bt flnl•io finish in the ulu race- .rtilmoOO's btamy 73-fool liltdl wOuld ~ Btaikllii ar Windward p_... a tllreMtral<ht winoe!' In the caJilonlla ;' Hera la bow the race -Friday CllP wtes which gol -Ira,: di M.-lrodt'.cllao Mt iq dtr-flnioh · ..... dtl Rey Friday. . ' Al ll. ltart --had Ileen pii.i. . 'llton was just "no "~/~\!It'-.. pooed • miilulol ..-,.1w the wind lo aaid, that Ken De Meuse s 'IS-Coot btcb Bettle dcltm-DeM:eme Ind bis crew ma- Blackfin would beat Windwanl·P_.,., n<U...0. Blacltlin in1o a haH-t lengtb the yochl that IOI five now dapoed lime lead and lo J-ud ol WP and was records tn the recent Saulhem Ocean feeding her badtwilid wheo ibt starting Racing Cooference in Florida. gun blasted the thick, buy. air . Today the eipen:s are eattn& their Johnson waited wrtU be.pw Blaci:fln '1 •• 29 for Nixons Fir st Couple Mark Anniversary WASHINGTON (UPI) -President and Mn. Nixon celebrated their 29th wed· ding annivmary today. For the flnl ladf, at least, il seemed "like only yes- terday." ibe Nixon,, planned to start their spe- cial day by attending the marriage of Vice President and Mrs. Spiro T. Ag· new's daughter, Pamela, in Towson, Md. The President and hil wife, accomJ)a* nied by lhelr daulhters, Tricia and Julie, and Jul1e's husband, David Eisenhower, were then scheduled to Oy lo Camp Da· vid the mountaintop retreat in western 1faryland for a private party in their honor. Mrs. Nil.on, looting back on her mar· riage 29 years ago to the president, lhen a striving young lawyer, recalled their Quater.,•cemnony in RITerslde. The Preaident, she said, propoeed on their first dale. Al the lime, they wtte plO)I-; ~ ' . ing the leading roles in a play, "Dark Tower," in their home town of Whittier. "It seems like only yesterday," the blonde~ flnt lady told reporters at lhe \Vhite House. "There is Dever a dul1 day in our lives ... our life has been very happy." Airs. Nixon said "mutual resped" was her prescription for wedded bliss. "I don 't question Dick on his decisions and he doesn't question me on mine," she explained. "We help each other if \\'e can." Looking down al the J ovely diamond ring she we.a.rs on her left hand - a girt she received on her 19th \Yedding aMi· versary from the President and their daughters -th e First lady recalled her orig ina l diamon d wedding ring. "It was awrully small, I must admit," she said, smiling. :. l I , . Ralph Pringle, Hoag Officia~ Dies at 77 Funeral servicta will be 1'eld Mooday fo' Ralph Pringle, a ionillme Newport Beach resident and a vice president and director of Hoag ~femoriaJ HospiLal. Alr. Pringle, 77, of 2110 Via Estrada. died Friday .rt.er a short illness. Last rites have been scheduled for 2 p.m. al the Fairhaven Memorial Park, Santa Ana. with Bishop Romer Bell o( the Latter Day Saints Church officiating. A vice president of Pringle Drug Co. In Santa Ana for the past 17 years and a former division manag'r and vice president of Safeway Stores, Alr. Pringle ts survived by his wife. Gladys, at lhe Newport address, a son, Ralph Jr. of New JetttY and two daughters, Mrs. Marian Cadwalder of Riverside and Mrs. Muine Bastien of Villa Park. He is also survived by two brothers, J. D. Pringle of Dana Point and Jamie Pringle of Riverside; a sister, Mils l.sa· bel Pringle of Seal Beach and siJ grand· children. A native of Garden Cit'y, Mo., Mr. Pringle had lived in California for the past 42 years. During that time he served as a member of the Church of Latter Day Saints in Palm Springs, was a Ma.sen in the Los Angeles Larchmont Lodge and was past president or the Los Angeles Rotary Club. Attstralio and l' ene%u.ela crew starting lo set a stays'! before fl~ ping WP to the port tack to cleer her wind. It looked for a moment as if Blackfln had km her chance to cover Windward Passag&-but only for a, moment. When Blackfln came over onto the port tack she was pointing higher and footing fasL- er than Windward Passage . Windward Pusage's crew brought her about a couple of tlmes, leading the spec- tator fleet to aurmlae that a tacking duel was UJ>Cm!ing for the two big ketches . But De Meuse held a loose ct1ver and contlnued to climb toward the weather mark, leaving WP farther and farther behind. At the mark Blackfln was three minutes and 52 seconds ahead and the crew took plenty of time in setting the big chute. WP's crew was faster geting the kite up, but mat.ers weren 't helped when her doused genoa went under the boat. You could almost hear lhe spectator fleet gloat : Now watch Windward Pas.s- age move out on the downwind legs. Blacklin's crew executed a perfect jibe at the second mark and when Windward Passage fetched the mark she was four minutes and ~ seconds behind. The desperation tactics aboard WP- Jike dropping the chute half-way down the leg didn't help. She was 5: 45 behind at the end of the triangle. From there on the race went from bad to worse for WP and from good to better far Blackfin. At the next weather mark Blackfin was enjoying a 11 :09 Jead. At the jibing mark she had stretched it to 12:40 : end of the triangle 16:05. From there on Windward Passage began holding her own as the wind be'an to freshen . At the finish the time spht was 16 minutes and 34 seconds, over a 25 mile course. Designers of both boats -William Tripp of Blacldin and Alan Gurney of \Vindward Passage were aboard for the first race of the highly touted battle. Atost observers-Including skippers and crews of both yachts-feel that Windward Passage would give Blackfin a CIOIU baftle 'tn strongtt Wtndi:But there was no indlcatlon that the weather would improVe in WP's favor today. John.son said he would go to a larger heads') today in an e!fon· to cut Blackfin down to slze. ibese are the two yachts which will be matched for first to finish honors In the upcoming TranspacUic race from Point Fermin to Diamond Head. Miss California Beauty Chosen LOS ANGELES (AP\ -A black-hair- ed, blue-eyed Van Nuys girl was named Miss California Friday night. Linda Lee Hall, 21, a junior at San Fernando Valley State College. was c~ sen on the basis or beauty, chann. poise. and personality. She win represent California in the Miss Universe contest next fliay. She stands 5-6, weighs 116 lbs., and measures 36-26-35. Attorney Oa\•id Cadwell will get his chance Monday to rtply lo charges that he embezzled an estimated $35,000 en· trusted to his safekeeping by a chapter of the Disabled American V e t e r a n s organization. Deputy District Attorney Richard Beact1m neared the end of the pro- secution phase of the Superior Cout1 trial Friday with a reconstruction -via the tesUmony of accountants -of the tangl· ed nnancial affairs of the DAV's Jack Fisher (Santa Ana) chapter during the lime that Cad\\'t'll handled disputed funds. Exchange Students Leave for Homes A key factor in his closing argument before the jury in Judge William Speirs' court is expected to be the apparen1 \y damning testimooy of the chapter's former adjutant, Edward Gafford. Gafford told the t"OUrt that Cadwell of· fert'd to drop a SZ million libel suit against the DAV group in retunt for a document Lestifying that he had full authority from the chapter to handle the fund.s: in any WIJ he Ulought fit. · Gafford aave him his document. And he Ulen gave • ·full ' account of Cad\\~11'1 alleged offtr and hi$ response to tl1e 4i.slrict attorney's offi~. Cadwell named the group In his clvi1 acUoo after the chapter complained that the dvtl tfghls tawytr had inillced the run& ent.Nsted to 11~ care. The $3',0IXI wu part Ill proceeds devoted by the chapter lo opentllon ·o1 a thrift shop plai) wbteh WU widemned U Ultgal by the stat< and which led lo the proseartlon of the DAV .,.up. That trill. In whlc:h C • d we 11 ..,,_.,,.r the chapter, ...... tted In a dismissal ol the char1es· It alto tt91lted, •lmost lmmedLll.tly. ln an investigation of C1d11r'tll'1 su1rdianship of the dls;pultd fultcls. The portly. l>Jldlng atlornfy argutt th1t hla withdrawals ol several sums of mont:y we~ l~timate aod Wttt previously authorized by the chapter. Bv TOM GORi\tAN OI fM Dlltr ...... ,..., It 11.·as 11 months aio when two foreign exchange students -one from Australia, the other from Venezuela -came to Laguna Beach to live and work with local leens. -· '· ·~ Now tl\eir trip abroad is O\'er. They'll 11.':a\•e for their homes today with vivid memories to pass on to their friends about the art colony. Diana Baralt, 11, came to this country 'l\'ithout ·knowing ooe word of English. Nick Enright, also 11, came knowing the English language better than most Laguoans. The Amerk:an Field Service placed Diana in the home cf Jerome Unentugd, 515 El Bosque. Diana's American sister, Karen. was a sentor at Laruna Beach High School. For Diana , not knowing English was ltustratlng. •·1 had to~ sign language.'' she recalled. ''Now It's funny. But then it was 50 sad. I tlJoul;ht, 'Ob, it'll be aucb a Jong year.' '' Going to a ~ational hllh school was also a new experience for Dlana. She attended an all·glrl school at her home in Caracas. "When I saw boys blct tben1 It wu on weekendJ or at putiu. The thlnp we did on Friday and Saturday nlahll ...,.. dlf· ferent. We 'd go lo a pl~ llke )'OUr di scotheque. Here you ao to parties. And tht parties are an talk ud t:al Over there we danct:, dance, dance." The dUftf'tnet In parUet doesn't tnd there, "Back lhert evtrYbodY'• all drest- ed up -boys in shlrll ~ Ues, glrls in IN CARACAS, MORE RESPECT Veneruel•n Dlan. Barett lbe mom1111." 11 the I>oHlrl rel•tlooshlp dUfett11I in Caracas? Boys have more respect for &lrb in Caracu," lald Dlalul. cocktail dmlea. And they'd last unUI a in IN LAGUNA. MORE WARMTH A .. trallan Hide Enritht Some IQ' this year's rorelan ucbana:t 1luchmts were rortunatt to Uve in Amerta durtnl ao -yur. "For mt," Diana Aki, 0 \hrl tJecUon was nothtq. ID Venuuela, .. CID vote al II. I And for 1 whole week we have no school. It's like a big party. Here. it's nothin& like that." For Nick Enright, who hopes to become an actor some day, Laguna Beach was just the place to cultivate his ambition. "Jn the schools here you get much more encouragement," Nick said. ""'.ith the liberal arts, music and painllng, kids were enct1uraged to do their thing. It was so txclUng. In our system it's a bit more rigid. 'nlal'a what I think is the greatest thing 1boul Laguna." "In other areas. If 1 said I wanted to be an actor . people would say, 'That's nice ', and not take me seriously. In Laguna. people were honestly interested and ~ couraging.·· Nick lived in the ho1ne of the Richard Stewart family. 1013 Emerald Bay. His Amerlcnn sister, ~lerrl \vas a fellow senior et tilt high liChool. "l..t.Juna girls are differr.nt than Australlan girts. Here. the girls ire \'try rrlendly and ge nuine. And thls ts shown by how they drw. They dres.. hooestly." Nick comes from Mtllland, 1 com- munity of 28,COl residents. "Sul Laguna's much more active In tve~ w•Y· lt't much closer to lhe heart of thinp -Los Anttles. Muico, the beach Jnd dtsttl." Nick tritd to sum up his thou&htl. "Llguna Is a tolerant plare. You have such • wide range or human types. And the kids are vtry aenUt. There'• 1 real 1plrlt of love." The l..tpna ~ida havt known lhtt for 1 k>n& Umt. Next wttk, Au!lratlan tidJ \\•Ill get tht: word . 1 I v , n • 0 h £ p n l • d t r ( h l F • l ( ' l I i • r t r .. l 3 v ( I ' I r ' I I \ I t I ( ' t I ' ! • • I • I ( l ' \ • ( t d s • • ' • • h • ~ h tc ,:Y .......... . - •• YOL 62, NO. 148, 4 SECTIONS, 68 PAGES SATURDAY, JUNE 21, · 1969 ' JEN CENTS ' . Too Many Crooks Spoil County Jail Budget? • , • 4 ' e, JACK CHAPPELL CM.fflt DlflJ Plllft Stiff Ju&Uce Is bllnd. And justice should be tempered by mercy, not br consideratiN1S for the C<alllly !lb<rtff'• budget. That lt the SOl)leWhat sµff reaction af Oroop CGunly juages to the suggestion in coonty admJnlstrative circles that the judldarJ 1w pusbed the county Jail budgtt out ot: whack by ,a.tencillg more pciaonen to longer terms in the shiny new Jadllty. c.ount:r Admini.straUve Officer Robert Owner of Teen Club Oeared In Riot Case By TERRY COVILLE 01 111t o.1r, 'l'9t Slatf Huntington Beacb teen n i g b t c 1 u b operator Gilbert Govtll was cleared Fri- day of charges thal be helped lncil<: a beachfroaL riot last April zo .and im- mediajely declared war on the city's o[- ficlaldom, which, he claims, ls trying to harass him into shutting down his con- trovers.laI club, the Syndicate 3000. Covell announced he intends to open the popu1ar Coast Highway hangout tonight without a business license, provkled city building inspectors, who had declared the old structure unsafe, say it now meets city building standards. Repalrr demanded by the city have been taken care of, Covell indicated, and he plans to operate the club free, or rent it to a not·profil organization in order, he says, to legally skirt the business license requitement. City inspectors wen: due at the club lal<: Friday. ........ lj .. to Covell, his -~ May Ji and. "becauao d the' etlJ''• ii!nenl policy of harassment,. toward him, it Is unlikely City Clerk Paul Jooes will i-him another, "We don't think we harass anyone," rebutted City AdminW.rator Doyle Miller. "We j~ enforce the law impartially." City CJerk J one.s said Covell bad not yet applied for renewal of the Syndicate 3000 license. He said he asmnea: Covell will, sooner or later, addlng "I haven't decided whether I'll grant lt, or nol" Friday in West Orange C o u n t y MunJcipal Court, Covell was declared In· nocent of charges brought by HW1Ungton Beacb police that he was instrumental ln fomenting last April 20's riot in which several thousand beachgoers pelted police with rocks, damaging a beachfront pol.ice substation and a number or police vehicles. Judge Kenneth Lae ruled Covell, a Westminster resident, lnn~nt of inciting to riot and inDoce.nt of interfering with a police officer. However, the judge ruled lhe nightclub operator guilty of refusing to leave the scene of a riot. Covell says he'll appeal that decision on grounds that he was on his own property. He emerged jubilantly from court Fri day morning and threw down th gauntlet, citing the business license issue All tbe latest skirmish line in a two.year series ol. er.a:aaements with the city. "My wife and I built that club for the kids," be said, "and we're not about lo avoid a fight with Huntington Beacl now." A dty ordinance empowen the city clerk to deny applications for bu&!ness ticenaes should be deem the business . detrlmentaf "to the public health, safely, well.are, or m«al standards of the com Jhunity." Any denlaJ ls subject to appeal to the city council. E. 'l1lomu, In a llalth f 'laller thal'juot rectnlJ~ came to lllb~ bmllbl to the attenll(la of the county's munlcipal and superior judges tbat..si.nce the new jail has betn, In operallon1:11s population b,as been increasing ...... b .. So much so, 'that the budiet for the county Sheriffs Department which op- er8"" the Jall, Is running i1iout 'Plll,- 000 higher this year than it was ' sup. posed to. . . . ·~we can eliminate DJIQSUal Jncreases in police acUvitv u a Mllr<:e Of the jail population expfosion. 'Ibis bi true be- cause our l>ooklng ,rpl<: j>,in ·lille with . l. normal ·groWtb."llierolore, the s11arp In-ert• la WI ~atlon must be attrlbut· ed '° ccUrt policy," the 'I1>omas letter states. The lmpllcatlon ls that because the coualy bas a betltr Jall fa~. the l•dta are ,..tenc1ng more pr-. to I..,., urma than they might otherwise. Alttt oendln( the letter arid then meet- 1!!&,with judges, Thomas said other rea- sOos , we1: .. died bf judges for the In· ., .... In jall popUlaUon. "All of th<m (judges )are pretty much pf·tbe mind that we are oot pulling more ~ in jaµ because we have a bluer Weleotning .summer -. Pauline Koll, 18, Tustin, frolics on the·. beach 11t·Newport wilh·lvan, her Dalmation, in celebration of 1wnmer solstice-the first day of summer. That'• what today is. Summer will be with us, officially, until autumnal equino.1. ne:r;t September 22. So sayeth the astrono- mers. Astroiogy Teacher Eyes Test C<tSe in Newport By JOHN VALTERZA Of tM DllPY 'llfl Sl.ett It was the first night ol class at the Sun Sign book and gUt st.ore last Tue:sd•y night in Balboa and more than a score of devotees of astrology-and one in· telligence and vice detective-attended. Awesome though the detectiVe's' title might sound, the Sun Sign offered no vice that night, only a lectw-e on charting one'S own astrological forecasts. · When it was over, Burton Morse ac- companied the lawman to police head- quarters ln the lint move·o{ what•Morse. an aerospace -an:alyatllld Balboa resident for eeveral •,....; hopes Will become a . test cue for ~ bl& cause- teaching llll!oloa. ,... Mone. amicable, weJJ -and jo\ilal, .... booked Illar l>elllg warned days in advance about telcbing the ageless subject in a city wbkb bas forbidden It. Mone'• handsome Peninsula shop of· fers books and goodies relating to tt..-:: Zodiac for sale. It is three weekJ old, he said, well received· and riding the crest of the latest wave of public fascination for astrology. "We're not fortune tellers. J11St look at us," he said, pointing to his daughter, who runs the shop with him. "All we want to · do ls lo provide a £ervlce to people who have a genuine in· tcrest in the science. The fees ($3 per <See AB111i>LOGY,.Page I) TV Executive Dies HOLLYWOOD i(AP).,.....Selil J. Selig· man, SI; a televfslon -aec:uttve·who was once a proeecutor at the Nuranberg war crimes trials, died Friday. To Protect Nixon? Clemente Seeks U.S. Help By TOM BARLEY Oftlle_.., ....... Federal cranll tolalJlng 1111,000 are bel"l IOOgbl by the San Clemellle pollce depm'tment in a bid to 11beet" up" the South Coast law enforcement agency and with an obV10UJ eye on the problems pos- ed b)' th< Presldtnlllll presenc<!. Chief Clifford Murray explained Friday thlt the grants, it approved, would be spread over a three-f ear period. "They wfll be used," be said, "lo eipand our areu of training, provide new equipment, improve our communications and extend (lllr phylicll plant and offices. II The decialon of Presldenl lllchard M. NIJOll toJocata his -Wbli. H-in the area was an obvious 11major fac• tor" In Ille declslon In apply for fedmif ald, Chit! Mumy·aald. Thal aid ll' being oppllod ·for by the Orange County Crimlnll JIDl!ce Council u part d a faur:l"l_nt plla far federal help. U appio...s; 1111 lpPlloltlao will bring '47,ooo to saa Clonloot. In 111e·ljnt yur, 131,000 In th<_,.. ml '30,0llO In lhe third and llnll year cl the ftllof perind. The four proje<b outlined by Keith Concannon, lbe councll'a executive of- ficer, will brl!>K nearly !200,llllO In federal funds to the coonly U lhe plw get ..,. donemenl In Wuhlnllon. Concllmon Is uklng for 1 crant of 1!'1,000 11nlal -141,000) towards ~b~.d·~-1 JvvWle biiiexr tePrdeJI' ., • .vltallf needed •"ft1Ul!f.1., at I tlmie when javenUt crlllle IUoflatlc:i are ooar!tJi. Thi -·~_.s projecl It labelled ''Aatom*Md• Court Procedures Procell'' and 11 -'"' 131,900 In aid -• lnlal tab d .,OIO. 11-lunda will be uaed to pmjdo equl~ that will lf>'<d up mlftY court J!"OC!eltel that cummtly depend on manual operaUoo. Federal tJd .. to!aling nearly fll,!00 (tolal cool ,JllJ,IOO) Is being oaugllt towards esta$.llhment of an Orange Qionly Peaoe 'Olllcers' Film and TD)le Library. ,,_..fl!rid, "°'1ld be-applied over a two-year period, Concannon U · pjalned. • , Diltrlcl Attorney cecJ1 Hlckl WU 111111- , eel P'rldaJ • ~ ol the=~ fonne4 ...mcu: . Pollce Ollef Savonl d 'Cn>r<A will "'" .. bis flCo chalrmln. J> jall," 'Ibon)u laid In an Interview. "It Wll polnted out to UI at thls ·Ume that there bu been a tremendous in- crease ln nircotlc.s cases. 'Ibey did ad- mit thal In tlib counly,,they lOie 1 bard line on .dn:I( CUM ud ~," be said. ' That wculd mean•Uaat while there bas been no Wlelpeded -In the OUIO• her otbookln~ tbe · ldDcb: d. cues bave cha/lied, be upla1nel!.. Howtver he llUI· be remained uncon-- vlnced t111Vlhe· new Jail could be ruled oul aa a C011lrlbi111ng faclM In longer sentences. 1 "I tblnt rt1...a. d-·U., IOJ, this la an -Ila • _.i"l111a, il can't help but have an influence," be said. The admfnlslnllve offlcet said thal wbeo judges laced -*1lClng ol ,...._ en prior to opeoJoc· e1· the new Jall. "they knew they were.-Mlng them to the Black Hole ol CalcuUa." The reactlon the 'lbomaa letter had on C<alllly judges vuled, but Leslie Mc-c.-y, court admlnbtralive cbiel. said ''two or three were really inceneed." Samuel Drter.on, pt<Oldlng superior COurt Judie, said he did DOI get the tm- prealon that 'lbmla' ICl1on WU lreoo passing on the courts' pnrogaUvt0. Jud.Ke Dr!....., saf<l-lt WN hlo ~ sl<111 ihat the letlO< uk$1 w1leiher OC' not court policy had changed beclule ol the new Jail. "I feel tl\11 lhe policY has alWOJt been the same.'' .. the judp said. "He (a prlsooer) is aenl<:nced In ao- ~ with wbal the particular court felt was just to him and society. 11lii prerogaUve lies only with the judlclaey, "Each judge will aenl<nce In ace<ird< ~ with what be r.w Is fall' and'juat, • Judge Dr1ezen said. • Gls Repel Attacks Reas Shell 29 Towns, Allied Bases SAIGON (UPI) -·Tbelr drlve ag.Wt Tay Nlnb City blunted, Viet Coog ·and Nortl> Vietnamese ·troops abell<d 29 towns l,11d allied bases ovtr1lig)it Ind trled butJiolled to .,.mm a U.S. outpost near Kbe Sa'nh, military 1pokesmen said today. Storming out or the mountainous JI.Ill· gle ln South vtetnam's far aoulhwest jungle, the North Vletnamesa surged to the barbed wire perimeter of the Ameri· can out~ near the Laotian border but were throWn back with 25 ldlled. Two Americans dled and IS •e woonded ln'the fighting Friday ooe mile southwest ol the old Marine fortrlill at Khe Sanb, where the leathernecks we.a. thered a TI-day siege in the ,spring of 1968. The outpost has been abandoned. Dive bombers and helicopter IW!Shlps ·Grad.tmte's C'OJ! " Kilh Thr ee KIM · In South Gate soum GATE (UPI) -'lllree young children Jnetading 7.year-<1ld tw1nl were killed Friday when a car driftD by a high school student struck them before crashing illto a house. Police aaid Wayne Pickerell, 4, was in an unmarked crossw al.k at an lnterstc· lion here when he was hit by the car and thrown a distance of 150 feeL He was dead on an1val at a hosjJlt.al. The car then skidded out of control. jumped the_ curb and raced across a lawn-where lt struck Ro&U and Ronald Huey. 7-:Year-old twtM who were playing in a neighbor's yard, then sl~ed into a home. Officers sald the driver of the car, James Roger Mauldin, 11, was on his way bome from Sooth Gate High School where be was scheduled to graduate Fri· day nlghl He was accompaDJed by bis brother, Dan, l&. Neither was injured. Witnesses sald the car was travellng al a high rate of speed. Police said James would be booked on lhree counts of man~ slaughter. W'HC f •·IC1 ,, . ts·tt. a new peece 1ymbot or an old blologtcal symbol! For the down-IO-<!erlli filcll about this exoUC.lookina OJTOW soon· to ~· a llirlore '"' the Or-Ml• ·• <;ountt .scene, 'tul'n to Pa1e 3.- a few mfmtea after the J>aUle CIUJbt Norill Vletnameoe tn>ops In the _near the -ond attacked with 10Cbl8, -....... ""' machine ..... Al-lies repcrid klJlli1g JO of the Communllt soldltrl. Overall cuua!Ues and damage In the latest round ot ovem1dtt attacks was de- scribed aa light Not far from Kbe Sanh, 25 suerrill• rockets slammed Into the Marines' Vandelrift eorobal base, tbelr oorihwMlm!mOll outpost In ·South Viet- nam. Losses were light. The focus of the war turned to the northem prwlncel froln Tay Ninh Clly northwest or SaJgen, where nearly 500 Communist troops died in an abortive at- tempt to oelze the city '11lunday. Allied 10llel -U.S. and South Vietnamese - were 20 killed and .50 wounded. Military spokesmea aald U.S. flUDl ·and dive bornb<n twice attacbd Into the do< mllltarlud zone (DllZ) Friday, klllinl a lnlal ol U North Vletna.,... tr...,. l1ld destroying 16 ol their bunUn, all ln the oouthem hall ol the border otrlp. It marked the 151st and 15llld ti.mel since Nov. 1, when the bomblng·of North Vietnam stopped, that allled 1W1S o~ planes bave attacked Communist vlola- 11..,. of the DMZ. Both Umes Friday, U.S. aerial apotters 1lghted guerrillas oo the move and called for ltrlkes. American B5I bcimben ranged In from b.,.. In 'lballand and Okinawa In five .... -· .... of them 111!1 below the demJJ1tarhod I""< and two others near Tay Ninh CitY -the war's two hot spots In the past three dayll. A flflb nid hit eaal-southeast of Sal.on. .:~stronauls Practice Moon . . -. . : . Flying 'for Historic Trip CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) --ul chi« Donald K. ~ saye the Apoilo II pilots will tie reody ti> ... out Oii their Lu- nar landing mlsolon July II U their moon- sbip tralnera held up for the nest few weeks. Astronauts Nell A. Mmllroog, Michael Collins and Edwin E. Aldroo faced more pntCtlce moon ~ylng In· the two l1'0'1Dd simulaMn machfnei today, but bOped to be able to ·tako Sunclay olf, "If the slmulaloni b6mb out-. there for two'claYO; we'll lpe·ln lrilfMo,•..,..,.. said in an interview In HoU9ton Fridly. 'Original' Gets $150 at Comic Book Convention HOUSTON, Ter. CAP) -Shuam! can lhis be? The first issue of Captain Mar· vel, the hero of millions. selling for $150? •ns true, falthful followers of tht fab- ulous fighters of yesteryear. Attribute it to nostagia or inflaUon, but the adven- tures of the good captain. along with Batman, Dick Tracy Ind Captain Amer· lea , are as valuable ln some circles u a grandmother's belrloom. The heroes have their own followert, and they're moellng tlib -kend to buy, lell or trade comics•at the South- west.em Comic Book ConvenUon. . eon..nt!on delel""" range In age Jroin J2-y.ll1'<llds to school l<:achen In their 30s. The thousanda ol comic> on display are remWsctnt of the days when tt. took a lot of effort to scrounge up a nickel for a Dpage Captain Marvel adventure. But It was an lnvettme;nt ln l1'0Winl up. That oi:ie dog~ tajle was coOi· ror a whole aftemoqn Under ~ tree in the backyard or in a•secttt corner o( lhe itUc., It we also the ·1>et1·111111rance policy that could he boo,i.t. · eltllei' ICC' robii dayt o< when forced to -In 'tho u;.. big ,;,;,n· t'OtDU for an hour lir ao. And' lts tridlng·pcnn!r with'the lld down the . bfoi:k was unllmll<:d. • · • Huntington GI Dies in Vietnam Anny Pie. Poul R. Rou d H~on Beacll Is ... ol 21 ""-.. by the lld<Ne ~t Friday .. tilled In acUon In South Vietnam. . l'fc. Bou ls'tbe 101.'ol il•~•IMI Mn. James R. Roos, ll'NI Irby Lino. !!• b ... ol the th ... Cal~ lliled liY the Army .. k!ll<d dW'tlls this put ..o.k. "But ti everylhlog keeps worlr;lng, '"'can be ,..11. comfoNble. 11 ... • .. not reodl' we wm't go." One d the computeo • controlled ~ en bl an euct dupllcato d the fDlide d tile Apollo 11 lunar module cabin ond lhe -~ the command .... duJe'1 Both simulate vtrtuany OY«f . ponl« d apacefllcht OUef'I welgbtltssne::sa. Slaylmi tald the lunar module simula- tor was the most crltical. There ls only one riggef lo< the Apollo 11 mluloa ancl A1'1111ln111g ml Aldrin, the two ~ pBota, have many more houri of JnCtlce -ahead ol them before tliey will be ready to fly. '"Ibey jl1't can't sit baclc and .. iu yet." Si.,... said. "We hope they'll be able to start doing aome of thet In 10 days to two weeks." Teclmlcians, meanwhlle, coatlmled to fuel the Apollo opocecraft modulel today. 'Ille time<omumlng operation l8 -ed to be canplel<:d Mooday. The last big test for lbe IQ-foot Apollo ti 1J10CO machine ls scheduled to 1JeCbJ Wednesday. It will be a full«a1e eounC· down rehearsal oet to end July S. Natalie Talmadge, Silent _Star, Dies SANTA'MONICA (AP) -Nalallo Tai· madge, a lop alien! film atar IO years ago, bu d'8d at ago '1'0. She ll1ed 1a1e '11lunday aborllY arw being admitted to 'Santa Moofca Hos- pltaL She bad Rved In a nearby O!"V•· er..,. Weadler It 's not exactly an Ideal wetk• end, but the weatherman does l!'Oli>l!e aome buy l111iihine for the aftmloolll along the cout. Looil lor temperatum tu sla1 In Ute low 70'1. INSIDE TODA'W . .Ral/1)Wtl(I B•rr'1 TV rolt 01 o paropltgfc ("lronal<U") fl 10 ,,. ftctWt M reccfoea manv letters tnCOUraginO or con.oLtng MM on hla "handicap>•• Ste todoW'• TV WHk.'ln FomllV WHl<IJ fO. dav, a psvchofi>Qlll o//•rt ll"lf!~ ic a.etail of life Ire.ride • '""* hOJp{tol. ... ..... " " .. • ,. . ... --·-, : z DAILY ~OT s · . . ~i~:Oll ~ais.ing .fal ~e Hope for Viet Pnlloµt?, ·U.:='°1'-~.a ~~t :11~~~ =.=-:i!::-:i ~ ~~::':..,O~:,· ~=~l::.=n::l:!.i":!i !J""'~i!.~~=-!-e-:· !~_,~: "'."'lifhlslol'•d• dent Nli:on may have sparked undue op-JecUva lo that·~· ~ .\ u.t· any~ tbe Parll reAfni'll ground combat forca by the can comblt forces out as rapidly• the They have been talking privately about ilmlsm when he uld he "'hoped" all ll,u~ tbO blll«y ol'lho V-aonlUol 1IM! Ill · --"""" remote. end al-ye1r. ~American ground COO'lbat forces could bu demoilttrtted that 0 hoJ>es'1 etprdS-Miny ptOmalJc -obstrvers were sur· N'aoo already had embarked on a plan South Vietnamese, under an acctlerated lhe possibility of a maximum withdrawal 'be p.d)ed out of Vietnam by the end of ed tiy toP American olricl«b often be-priaed when Nixon, who had previously for carefully phased withdrawal of U.S. program oC tratnm, and eqlllpment, are t.hls year ol 70,000 of the 540,000 U.S. ser· next year. coma embedded in the public' miOO as dealt with the Vietnam issue with re-force! keyed to the ruuty of develop-able to tab over operations now being vioemen 1.n. Vietnam and have flatly 00. ;• 'Ibey einphaslzed the President Wu .,Pledges," with dlsastrous politbl b>n· slralnt and q.111,•tooll; mis way.ol amwer· ments in Paris and on the ~ttleflel4, performed b~S. troops. ellned· to s~te on how many might almply trying to make clear durina: his ~1Jences at home. ing pressure from his criilcslor a faster wi\h thl 1nitla1 ~000 ~out dYrlnt-~ Pres ~, plan cal11 for dlien. come OUl nut jeir. .~ :'I'hunday nlgnt news conference lhat he Tbe President, alt.hough he cerfalnly Withdrawal and a definite deadline. the nen six wee.ks and a decJ.Slon in Aua:· gagemeo& uodc.r a pr~ whlch., al-For that reasoa, Nixon LS geoerally wu as ana:ious as his crilics to dllensaa:e did not intend to do so, also may have 'Illeir surprise wu all the a:reater be. ust on addllk>ol1 withdrawals. thOugb IL may not insure victory for the considered to have over-reacted. to Clif· ·Ute muimwn number oi American for· 1tven th6 eo.n,munista the impression cause they saw no need for ftbn to In-The Prtsl.-.'1 plan Is two-ptatled, Saigon regiti:,ie, will nevertheless deny fotd'I suggeition on a basis of polltlcaJ ces. c::ooeressJonal and DtlbUc presw-e is dulge in the expression of yague hopes It calla for mutual withdrawal.a bJ U.S. victory to lflnot ud the Viet Cool. motlvaUon, which included a sharp per· · 'lbefpoiDtedoutthathemtdenOspec:I· pJSblng:·~ towarcf a unilateral wtth· wbenhewuukedtocomm.eatonapro-andNortbVietnlme9efor..butpftwldts But h1I news codereooe ltltement of IOnll 1ttack on the former defense sec- fie promises, re.....U,,, hb lnteutloo drawll'Will>oUI any coocessioos by Hanoi -1 by former deltrise secretary Clark ao altmJ&tl•e method of ~· "bopl" fall.a lo oquare wltli the l'<Ollly r<W°)'. ".Oil Fir.m Wins .Jn.junction in :B~ach Ha ssle ·:. A. Southland oil company has won the first round ln its battle to have a Hun- ,Uniton ~ch city ordinance declared un· !»lllllluUonal. • Approved by Superior Coor1 Judie p1au~ Owens is the preliminary in· · JUnctJon sought by the Cather and Cree . pu Co. His action "freezes" the present relationship between the compan)' and • the·dty pending m.i of the o!J finn's aJ. legaUoa that the city's "clean up" measure is unlawful. Cather and Cree claims that the ·ordinance adopted April 3, 1967, was 'unllwfully applied to ils wells in the Hun- -tiJ1aton, Beach area. . Ili petition argues that Herbert Day, the citY'• oil field superintendent. ordered . ~moval of surface equipment from one of its wells last Jan. 20 on the grounds .that It was an idle facllity. Day argued. the' court petfUon states, that the well Came under the ordinance language per-.<lalnlns lo abandOl!ed welb and th• equip- . meat Wu removed u part of the "clean "up" provlaJOns. Day's action was a\msequently upheld J>y the city council. · . Cather, and Cree argues that the well '.COUid not be dasalfled as idle and cer· "talnlY not u. ,,abaildoned since It could have been returned to full production at any time. ... The company brands the city action as ·1nvilief and claims that It lnterferes With the ftnn't right tO place a well Into pro- duction at any Ume. FACING FUTURE WITH <lOOD LUCK· SIGN AT lilS SIDE Newport Astrologer Morse With Symbol for Jupiter City lCtfon against the company was baled on a section of the ordinance which stat.es.. acoordinll to the court. petition. From J•age " 1 that wells which fail to produce more than 20 barrels of oil during a calendar year _can be considered idle and eligible AS TROLOGY CLASS ... for dtan up .ooeraUQns. . . , _ !. ' •'j• "oiehs,.. lctlon is lakm mt!rtly -eta~; ~·per serHllJ artnl't .ovei:-P~!ced to preaerve the status quo," a city and our students seem to love 1t. spokesman commented. "The queslion of No matter. The city code doesn't. ponstitutlonality of our ordinana!'tan on-'"Y(e know he's ~ta charlat811," said ~Jy be *ci~ at the tri., stue." • City : Attorney, . Tully Se7m,9t1r, "The • 1 ordb(ance which waa padded by the city 10 Persons Die ·As Train Rams Car in Georg ia VIENNA. Ga. (AP) -A car carrying two women and JO children on a sunny ;'. aftemoon outing was hit broadside by an ·eight-car freight train at a crossina: near ·.here Friday. Ten died including nine ~·children. · . 'lbe crowded sedan, which apparently stalled as It attempted to cr06S the _ tracb, was draga:ed some three-quarters . of a mile before the engineer of the Southern Railway train, William ·A. Thompson of Valdosla, could halt the ':tr~ly County Sheriff H. C. Johnson ·. Identified the two survivors as Annie ~1ae I.owe, 27, of Vienna, the driver; and her S-year-old daughter. Faye. council in 1987 wu drai,m up to be a a:eneral, catch-all code to regulate fortune telling and the related practices which some people uae to make a fa st buck.'.' The attorney added astrology teaching was thrown in just to broaden the scope of the code a bit more. "Aslrology is probably not as open to manipulation as some of the other prac- Uces In the code," he said. The code specifically bans, for profit. palm readiJle, crystal ball gai.lna:. readina: tea ~aves, splritual reading ..• and astrology instruction. Morse said be and his attorney both un- Attorney Replies To Theft Charge In Cow·t Monday derstood the Tuesday night class violated the citf code. ' · · "But when I'm right," Morse said steadfastly. "I'm fearless." The Lone of the enUre cootroversy, all the principals admit, is tow-keyed to say the least. "I haven't got a complaint i.n the world about the treatment I n!Ce.ived at police headquarters," Morse said, smillna:. "Everyone was most friendly . I'm not a criminal, for heaven's sake. My c.hildren have attended schools here and we ha ve a substantial home." Contrary lo earlier reporls, P.forse never did see the lnslde of a jail cell that nla:ht. He stayed In an interview room during the booking procedure, then posted the small bail. The shop is substantial, too. "We put in the carpeUng ourselves and this partiUon, here," he said proudly, ¥laving his arm at shelves of books, records and jewelry depleting lhc Astrological signs. At least one member of lhe class last Tuesday night probably couldn't have been conned, even If the manaa:ement were of that type, Morse said. She was an FBI agent's wife. enrolled for the run of it all. Blackfin· Pulls Shocker Upsets W indward Passag e in Cali fo rnia Cup Opener By ALMON LOCKABEY Dallr ... 111 IMlloil ( ...... If yacht.amen wer~ betting people - which oe· coorse they aren't -a l°' of money would have changed band,, P'ri~ day. You could have gotten tw<Ko-ooe odds al the California Yacht ctub bar Thurs- lay night that Windward Passage, Bob Johnson's beamy 73-foot ketch would be a three-straight winner in the Cl.llfonria Cup series wbich g« under way off Ma- rina de! Rey Friday. There was just "no way ," the Uperts said, that Ken De Meuse's 7S-foot ketch Black1in would beat Windward Puaqe, the yacht that set five new elapeed Ume records in the recent Southern Ocean Racing Cooference in Florida. Today the experts are eating their words and shelling out their hard-earned dough. Bfackfin won the first race of the Cali· lornia Cup-and woo it big. 'There are two more races today, but the Windward PUsage backers are bard lo find. In lad, lhef are woodednf, who will be first to firu!b in the Hono ulu raee- Blackfm or Windward Passage. Here is how the race looted Friday from eloee Mart to devartatlna finish: Al the start -whiclt had 1-1 pool· poned 30 minutes waiting lor the wind lo &ettle down -DeMeuse and bis crew ma· neuvered Blackfin into a hall-boat length lead and to leeward of WP, and was feeding her backwind when the starting gun blasted lhe thick, hazy a~. Johnson waited until he saw Blackfin's 29 for Nixons First Couple Mark A nniversary WASHINGTON (UPI) -President and Mrs. Nixon celebrated their 29th wed· ding anniversary today. For the first lady, at least, It seemed "like only yes- terday." The Nlxons plaMed to start. their spe· clal day by attending the marriage of Vice President and Mn. Spiro T. Ag- new's daughter, Pamela, in Towson, Md. The Preaident and bis wife, accompa- nied by their daughters, Tricia and Julie, and Julie's husband. David Eisenhower, were then scheduled to fly to Camp Da· vid the mountaintop retreat in western Maryland for a private party in their honor. Mn. Nixon, lookln& back on her mar- riaa:e 29 years ago to lbe presJdent, then a 1lriving Yotllli lawyer, recalled their Quaker ceremony in Rlvenlde. The President, she a&Jd. propGHd on their fil'I(' date. At' tht tline, the1 wer'e play· ing the leading roles in a play, "Dark Tower," In their home town of WhltUer. ''It seems like ooly yesterday," the blonde first lady told reporters at the \Vhite House. "There Is never a dull day in our lives . , • our life has been very happy." Mn. NlJon said "mutual respect" was her prescrlpUoo for wedded bliss. "I don't question Dick Qn his decisions and he doesn't question me on mine,'' she explained. "We hel p each other if we can." Looking down al the lovely diamood rin£ she wears on her left hand -a gift she received on her lith wedcU.ng anni· versary from lhe President and their daughters -the first lady recalled her original diamond wedding rina:. "lt was awf1,1lly s~, l must admit'' she said, sdliling, ( • · '~t.._• • f\ ~'I \ Ralph Pringle, Hoag Official, Dies at 77 Funeral services will be held Monday for Ralph Pringle, a longtime Newpor' Beach resident and a vice president and director of lfoag Memorial Hospital. Mr. Pringle, 77, of 2110 Via Estrada. died Friday after a short illness. Last rites have been scheduled for 2 p.m. at !he Fairhaven Memorial Park, Santa Ana. with Bishop Romer Bell of the Latter Day Saints Oiureh officiatlng. A vice president of Pringle Drug Co. In Santa Ana for the past 17 years and a former divlsion manager and v.ice president of Safeway Stores, Mr. Pringle is survived by his wife, Gladys, at the Newport. address, a son, Ralph Jr. of New Jersey and two daughters, Mrs. Marian Cadwalder of Riverside and Mrs. 1t1axine Bastien of Villa Park. He is also survived by two brothers, J. D. Pringle of Dana Point and Jamie Prina:le al Ri verside; a alster, Miss Isa· be! Pringle of Seal Beach and six grand· children. A native of Garden Cify, Mo., Mr. Pringle had lived ln California for the past 42 years. During that time he served as a member ot the Church of Latter Day Saints Jn Palm Sprina:s. was a Mason in the Los Angeles Larchmont Lodge and was past president of the Los Angeles Rotary Club. Australia and l'ette.:uela crew starting to set a stays'! before nap- ping WP to the poct tack to clear her wind. It looted for a, moment A\ if Blactfln had lost her chance to cover Wlodward-_.... Pass:age..-but only for a rbome:Dt. When Blackiin came over onto the port tack: she was pointing hij!her and footin"g fast- er than Windward Passage. Windward Passage's crew brought her about a couple o11imes, leading the spec· tator. fleet to surm1se UW a tacking duel was upcoming for the two big ketches. But De Meuse held a l~ co ver and continued to climb toward the .weather mark, leaving \VP farther and farther behind. At the mark Blackfin was three minutes and 52 seconds ahead and the crew took plenty of time in setting the big chute. WP 's crew was faster geting the kite up. but malers weren't helped when her doused genoa went under the boat. You could alm~t hear the spectator fleet gloat: Now watch Windward Pass· age move out on the downwind legs. Blackfln's crew executed a perfect jibe at the second mark and when Windward Passage fetched the mark she was four minutes and 35 seconds behind. The desperation tactics aboard WP- 1\ke dropping the chute half-way down the leg didn't help. She was 5:45 behind at the end of the triangle. From there on the race went from bad to worse for WP and from good to better for Blacldin. At the next weather mark. Black.fin was enjoying a 11:09 lead. At the jibing mark she had stretched it to 12:40; end of the triangle 16:05. From there on Windward Passage began holding her own as the wind be~an to freshen. At the finish the time split was 16 minutes and :W seconds, over a 25 mile course. Designers of both boats -William Tripp of Black.fin and Alan Gurney cif Windward P~aa:e were aboard for the first race or the highly touted battle. Most ob!ervers-includlng skippers and crews oI both yachts-feel that Windward Passage would ·give-Blacklin a closer battle 1n stronger wlnm. But there 9.'8S no lndicaUon that the weather would improve in WP's favor today. Johnson said he would go to a larger heads'! today in an effon' to cut Blackfin down to size. · These are the two yachts which will be matched for first tG finish honors in the upcoming Transpacific race from Point Fermin to Diamond Head. Miss California Beauty Chose n LOS ANGELES CAP) -A black-hair- ed, blue-eyed Van Nuys girl was named Miss California Friday night. Linda Lee Hall, 21. a junior at San Fernando Valley Slate College. was chcr sen on the basis of beauty, charm. poise, and personality. She ~·ill represent California in the Miss Universe contest next May. She stands $-6, weia:hs 118 lbs., and measures 36-26-35. Killed were two other Lowe chiktren : , a sister of the driver. Eula Mae Pitts, 24, of ,Miami: Mrs. Pitts' daughter: and she children or another sister of Mrs . Lowe Mrs. Mary Lewis of Vienna. The childien ranged in age from 3 to 12. Thompson told Johnson the car pulled up on the tracks and stopped. Altorney Da vid Cadwell will a:et hi.'> chance Monday to reply to charges thal he embezzled an estimated $35,000 ~n· trusted to his safekeepln£ by a chapter of the Disabled American V e t e r a o s organization. Deputy District Attorney Richard Beacom neared the end of the pro- :i;ecutlon phase of the Superior Court trial Friday with a reconstruction -via the testimony of acrountants -of the tang\. fd financial affairs of the DA\1's J ack Fisher (Santa Ana) chaptl!r durlhg the um~ that Cadwell handled disputed funds. Exchange Students Leave for Homes . ' ;: DAILi PILOT l • ' ' ............... " .......... i.,........ ....,..,'""' --·~· j ••••• llo1"rt N. W•t4 ,.,.....,.. .... '"""'""'' -'•sit l. C111l1r vie..~ .;.. Gfo>tt"fl ...,,..,..., n.-• IC•nit . .., n ...... ).. .... ,,.tiin. •.· ~·· I -• c-..-..1 -~ ... "'-' ........ ._..1tlll ... , ........ ...... J LMwMa.-tl~ ..... , ...... . "':"'"'""'' ... i . ~ ...... .. . ., . .· .. .· =~ \ ( A key factor in his closing argument before the jury In Judge William Speirs' court is expected to be the apparently damning tesUmony or the cqapter's former adjutant. Edward Gatfcml. Gafford told the court that Cadwell of· ft'red to drop a $2 million libel suit against I.he DAV group In rttum for a document testifying that he had full aulhorltf from the chapter to handle the funtb In any way he. thought fit. Gafford gave him his document. And he ·lhtn gave a f\111 account ol Cadwell's alleged offet and his response to the di.strict ittorney's office. · Cadwell named Ille group ht his civil action after' the chapter complained Uu1t the civil rights lawyer had mllked the funds entrusted to his care. The '35.000 was part of proceeds devoted by the chapter to operation of a thri[t &hop plan which wu condemned es illegal by Uie statt and which led to !he p~tion ol the t>AV group. That trial, in v.·hlch C a d " e 11 repr'Ht':nted the chapter, resulted In n dismissal o{ the charges. ll also resulttd . tlmOit lmmedlalely, In an investigation of Cad...U'1 guardianship o( the dlspulod lunds. The portly. balding altomey argu~ that his withdrawals or 1ever&JSUm1 of mooey were leait.lmate and wert previously authorized by the chapter, By TOM GORMAN or tM o.nr '1w Sr.tr It was 11 months ago when two foreign exchange students -one from Australia, the other from Veneiuela -came lo Laguna Beach to live and work wlth local teens. Now their trip abroad ls over. They'll leave for their homes today with vivid memories to pass on to their friends about the art colony. Diana Baralt, 18, came to this country without knowina: one word of English. Nicll; Enright, also 18, came knowing the En1tlsh language better than most Lagunans. The American Field Service placed Diana in the home ol Jerome l.Jnenkugel, $15 EI Boeque. Diana'• Ametleu slater, Karen, wu a aenlor at Laguna Beach H11h Scllool. For Diana, not bowing En&llsh was lrustratlng. "I hid lo use lllgn lan&uqe," she recalled. "Now lt1s fuMy,-But then it "" ao sad. I though~ 'Oh, It'll be 1ucb a long ytar .' u Going lo 1 co-edu<aUoaal high school was also a ntlf upe:rleoce for Diana. She allmled an all·&lrl ochool at her hom• In Clrecas. "When I saw boy1 back thtre, It was on weekends or at parties. The things we did on Friday and Saturday nights were dif· fertnl Wt'd go to a place Hke your discotheque. Hore >"" ao to partl11. And the parties ""' all lilt and eaL Over I.here we dance, danct, dl:l'JC'e. '' 1be dlllereoce In parties doetn~ mt there. "8,.cll; lher1 everybody'• all drtss-- ed up -boys ln 1hlrU: and Uta, &irla in IN CARACAS, MORE RESPECT Yenezuel1n Dl1n1 lkratt the mornina:." Is the hoy·&lrl relalloosblp dlllorent In Car1C11f Boys have ·more respect-for glrls In Caracu," Nid Plana. cocktail c1re ..... And they'd lut unUI 3 In D41LY .. II.OT Men,...,. IN LAGUNA, MORE WARMTH Au1tr1111n Nick Enrftht Some 11y thla year's forel&n nchange students were lorb.mate to live in Am"1ca -~-e1eC'Uorl-year. "P'Or me," Diana sald, "th• tJecUon was nothlng. In Venezuela, we can vote at 11. l And for a whole week we have no school. It's like a big party. Here, it's nothing li1'e that." For Nick Enright, who hopes to become an actor some day, Laguna Beach was just the place to culUv1tle his ambition . "In the schools here you get much more encouragement," Nick said . "With the liberal arts. mu sic and painting. kidii were enCQuraged to do th eir thing. It was so exciting. In our system il's a bit more rigid. That's what I think is !he greatest thing about L.a.guna." "In other areas. ir I said I wanted lo be an actor, people would say, 'That's nice·, and not take me seriously. In Laguna. people were honestly interested and en· eouraging." Nick lived in the home or the Richard Stewart ramily, L013 Emerald Bay. His American sister, Merri was a fellow senior al the high school. "Laguna girls are different than Australian girls. Here, the girls are very friendly and 1enu1ne. And !his is shown by how they dress. They dreS$ honestly." Nick comes from Maitland, a com· munlty ol 28,000 residents. "But Laguna's much more active in every way. Jt'1 much closer to the heart of things -Los Angeles, Mexico, the beach and desert." Nlcll; lried to sum up his thought.s. "Laiuna Is a tole.rant place. You have such a wide range of human types. And the kids are very 1entle. The.re's a real spirit o! love." 1be1.aguna ifds have k:noWTi that for • lone Ume. Nut week, Aurtrallan kids wUI aet the word. ( • Et ha pi: tr; iff at 1.: er b< se ... "' pl lie ., ;, he st " th B' "' di sl J1 rr jl S< rr jc st h " u II ( t: g • d v ( r t • Shopkeeper L11 N1dln of Tipton, England set a trap for thieves who had been raiding his store by rip. ping up floorboards at the eo- trance, leaving an eight-Coot trap into the cellar. Nadin, 49, forgot about the trap the next day and fell into the cellar, breaking sev· eral ribs and cutting himself so badly he needed a transfusion of seyen pints of blood. • Ele ven mont~ old Ha1711 Yor k ap- pears surrounded at he s/l(.lres /Us plaype1i with (from left to right) a lion cub, a baby impala, and an adda, an endangered species of deer whicll is fa&t becoming rart in its 1wtive home. Tlie reason behind these strange animal friend! ii that Har· ry's father is zoological manager of the Lion Count711 Sd fari in Wt:st Pal.ni Beach, Fla. · • Rider Ted Edg•r o( London call- ed his horse a ubig, idle bastard" during a television p~ram an show jtimping. The Bri lish Show Jumping Association prompUy de.- manded an apology, and Edgar just as promptly refused. The as· sociation finally withdrew the de- mand, explaining "every shO\Y jumper has at some time delivered some oath to his horse." • Loving County, Tez., is not living up to its name. Tht: Statt: Welfare Daµcrtment reifealf!i Loving W<U the only county In Texas that f ailed to record a single birth in 1968, fm-'@PiP15,W9lleMJ~~ • Doyle McGuire, who hacksawed his way to freedom through a jail window last month, escaped from the same jail in Clarksville, Tex. the same cell, the sam~ way. Mc· Guire, 46, is charged with a varie- ty of offenses including bootleg· ging. Police haven't caught up with him yet this time. ! • Leslie 01m1n, 18, didn't miss a day of school in 12 years, until this week. lle skipped his graduation. Osman said he missed the ceremo· nies at Miami Springs High School because he couJdn't get excited about trooping across a stage. -. It's ILS at Airport Federal Aviation Adm inistretion technicians Jerry Denny (left) and Gerald Smith test portion of new instrument 18.f\ding system (ILS) to be installed next !all at Orange County -Airport. Arrrrw .is part of ''localiter," which tells approaching pilot if be is. in line with center of runway. FAA officials ran preliminary installation tests on equip. ment this week at airport. Industrial Waste Problem NotExpectedatBurroughs Burroughs Corporation's $111 million ,.1.ission Viejo computer disk manufac- luring facility will mean jobs for about 1,400 people, .a broadened tu base and considerable prestige. But it also means the dischar&e of Autlwress RoutS Young Burglar Noted Huntington Beach authoress and explorer Wyn Sargent won a tu ssle with a young cat burgl ar F~iday morning, but the thief escaped un1den· tified. The tall. athletic woman told police she was asleep in her home at 4001 Morning Star Drive when a noise awoke her and sbe spotted the burglar in her home. Miss Sargent said she grabbed the young thief-she thought he was about 14--by his hair and ga ve a yank .. A short wrestling match followed dunng which she managed to grab a knife from the boy's pocket. Police said the young burglar thtn ran out the door and down the strttt. The knife grabbe:d by the authoress was identified as one stolen from her home about a month ago. about 280,000 gallons dailY Cl( industrial wasi.. But, this discharge will pose no pro- blem to the sanitary faciliUes of the diBtrlct, said Carl Kymla, Moulton-Niguel Water . Dislrict. manager. · · Matter di!charged by the plant will be treated by Burroughs to standards aet by the San Diego Water Quality COntrol Board, agency with jurladiction in the dislrlct, Kymla said. The plant will open in October. Generally, the discharge will be treated to the same consistency as that of domfSt!c dl3cbarge •. Kymla said. He said that tbe hours of discharge from the Burroughs plant will dove-tail with the hours ol heavy domestic usage. More efficient Operation of the treatment stations could be expected. Heavy hours of domett.ie discharge are morning, evening and weekends. Bur· roughs will be discharging during work- ing hours. Primarily, the waste will resuJt from the lreabnent ot the metal computer disks manufactured by the plant. After primary treatment by the Bur· roughs plant, the discharge will go through Moulton-Niguel t r e at m e n t faclliUes and then be expelled through lbe Aliso Creek ouUall. 'A Little Before His Time' Helico Plan Didn't Get Off Ground·· But Ripcord Did By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of rM O•H1 f'lltt Stiff perimental Vertical Takeoff and Lan· ding (VTOL) aircraft. "SANTA ANA. July 24. 1912 -J. "Actually, 1 think he was a little ahead Floyd Sn1ith , a Son Diego mon, flew or his time with that lhlng," said Robert ove r here yesterday mon1t11g in a Shaw, sifting through clippings or a biplane which he and F. D. Sha111 bygone Ume, "I don't think they ever got made in the old cannery after pur· that particular plan off the ground.'' chcsi11g an engine from Glenn L, The 44-yeir-old pateat document ¥.'as Martin." foond only recenUy by Shaw's sister, Once, when the century and the air Mrs. Helen L. Brough. m E. Pine SI., Santa Ana. who recalls the historic lllS were both frtsh and clean, a breed of flight capsulized above. ... goodbye and took off with a roar for Palmer Field, presently the slte of Santa Ana Hlgh School, witbout even 'chutes, much leu lhe ripcord refinement Sb.aw devised later. Crual.1, dowlhlo-eartb f armera o f Orange:Coonty bad grown accustomed to the sight of aviation pioneer Glenn Mar- tin prowling the empty heavens tn bis pusher-engine plane and were·.omewtuiit blast. men ' made virtually extinct by the "l was a little too young," sald the vaslness ol today's technology buil t their ycM'tger Shaw, •ho has followed a c:.-They were, bowe.ver, astounded at the own flyln" machines. reer himself with North A'.Merlcln and sight of the Shaw-8mitl'I a.ircral\, with.Its •-o ft... ... ias aircraft companies in hydraulic prop up front. · No schools for plklts existed. UUW6' n... I • be nd system development. ..,.re ear y""'ay an a pepper Th e answers lay ln the sky and "My sister was three or four and re-cultivator ran qp to the plane liter It Jan. whispered in the winds, 3iren9ongs lurtn; members Mam taking her down to .see ded -wliether or not he carried a naive pioneers into what was then con· tbt plane ," he explained, and the air-• pitchfork Is lost to historians -tihlle a ,. Saturday, June 71, lM DAILY l'ILOT 3 Meet t1+' People ' ' Copelin Remembers By JANICE BERMAN .. Of""'°"'' ......... In hb 31.th Street upstairs apartment, Ray'"(. CoJ>:elln, 8', aat Jn a rocking chair he doesn't look at all ready for and recaUed how t.bin1s used to be. Copelin, a Newport Beach planning commissioner, wUI step down next month after 2.1 years on the commWion. He has betn Its secrelvy for la of lbose 23 )'ears. Dwin1 lhe near-quarter century he has se""'1 the city (wlthoul pay), Copelin f!gur11 ht hu seen 11 mayors and about 40 councilmen pass into and out of Newport Beacb11 'overnment. The city, he says, hu experienced "almost 500 percent growth. When 1 came here, the population wu 8,500. 'Today, it's about 48.l]OO, .. He recalled his entrance lnto Newport Beach's city government.' "O. B. Reed was mayor then. He asked me if I wouJd serve one year, tO replace a cOrn- miJsloner whose tenn was not up, but who ·had to move out of· town. I've been here ever ~nee.•· When Copelin 'first aat down at U1e commluloo table, "the city hall was in , an old achoo! house down at the wharf. IL wa.s built tn 1905." "In \t48, they buill lhe new one. The planners were to rte0mmend a site. The other proposed site was on the hill. We had a three-to-three Ue, and we stopped the meetlng while some ol the planning eommlssiooen went and got Pete Nelson. the buildJng inspetoor who wu the ei: of· ficlo member of the planning com· mission. He came down and voted for the site where It now st.and.1 to break t b e tie." he smiled. Copelin said that things were simpler in his early days on the commiasion. · "It was 11 years before we had a plan- ning director and, before that,, whenever anybody went In with a quW!on about whether they could do aornethlng, they'd be sent over to my office. We had few hearlnp, becaue I'd. tel.L them right there what couJd and cou1d not be done. l think we'd be a lot better oU if it was handled that way today." "Jn my personal opinion," be said thoughtfully, ''I think there's too much - well, it's sort of Intended to make things more complicated than to make them easy." DAILT l'ILOT ll1ft ..,.. .. ENDING LONG TENURE Newport Plonnor Copllln boundaries. We would have had &•lovely place, not all this ~rah 111d m.anuh,c· turlng." 1be manufacturing, he sald, all started wQen one manufacturer clnle ·in. ' "We went and looked at hi! plant, and there wasil't any noise, smoke or smell. Now look ,at bow many manuf~cturers we have here." "Every city," he laid, "does the same thing. They try W balance their tax struc· ture. It's done quietly and unas~llj'.ly. Now look at Los Angeles Santa Moo.l ea and Lbng Beach. Look al what Uiey;ve become.;•• 'He said Newport Beach would go the same way. "By 1980, thert wUl be 115,000 people here.'' , He recalled his youth In Santa Ana, where his family moved from the east when he was a child. "People had as 1ood a time or better. lt wasn't expensive, and everybody knew everybody." When he was a high school student 3% Bike? thert, COpeUn aald, ·"Thenl WU one block of pavtment. ·All the '}'OUl'lg i;nen who were courting 11 s e d to tak4s t h e I r clrllrlend.s for rides down' \bll·ltrett, 10 hear the oolse of tbe hone.s' boova." And he remembers llltle e•cunlooa to Newport Beath then; W'hen people· woUkl cot off I.he bridp Into N..,port and "roll up thdr pants legs to keep from gtltltlg muddy and lead their hones Into lhe bui· gy lot.'' Before coming to Newport. Belch, where he wu in re1I estate unW his rellremenl from busln<sa In !Ml, Copelin was projects manager fl>r lhe Loi Angeles County Housing Autllorlty, "We surveyed lhe finl publi< bamlnC Sile In Los Angeles-Q,OCll mllln( onlls. Jt took 14 months, and l bad _,Workers from the WPA (Works Pro1re11 A~.J:S:VU:~~b~~~ !ft llSt," he 1aid proudly, "and It's on !\le at the University of Southern California, U;le Loi Angeles Public Library and tbe archives ol the board of supervisors." · Copelin held a variety of othtr jobs, too. For a while, Jn tbe early 1900'1, he was secretary to Professor T.S.C. Lowe, the finl man to send a balloon up during the Civil War. And Copelin dabbled briefly In Pl mining, leasing a California ~ tn 1933. Today. h~ siring tie ts btld In plKo wllll a augget of ten-welg21t gokl, takm tram his mine. Today, he Is keenly interftted fn California's bistorY. particularly thal. ot his own city. He is secretary of AmJp Vlejcm, a club organized in JIM b)r Myford Irvine and other "old friend.S.'' Pahltings of California wmcapei dot lhe walls ct Copelin'• Ultle 1partmenl. "There are people who just ·don't realize how beauUl\11 lhls alatt. 11. You can take a beautiful trip by tlttng Highway 99 to Stockton, 81 aod It. to SusanvlUe, and 395, Ioo¢ng l1'0llDCl five lakes." Slncf: 1962 he has Visited atmo.t t.Vf!tY state in the union. Ht pl1111 to cantlnue traveling aft.e.r he·leav~ the comm1Akm. He used to be an avid hunter; aind 'ltill can gl~ a very reaUStlc duck call -the c1')' of a Canadian Hunter. ''There used to be s mmkm ducks tn the Back Bay. Now ttie lm:l's been drain- ed off, subdivided and sold," be sot And along with administrative com~ plexities in the city of Newport Beach, he said, extensive annexatk>n is adding to the city's problems. "I don'l look forward lo what the city will be like In the futurt. I would prtfer lo see Newport Belch atay In Ila oriiinal Rate Increases . Soug-,it Festival of Arts By Two Gas Companies $112,000 Forum The Soulhem Callloml• and Soutbem Countles Gas Companies are 1eeking rate Set for Laguna increases in hearings before the . California Public UWllles Commis~on. The $112,000 Festival o( Art.a Forum The gas companies want the rate in· will officially be preeented to the city a\ crease to meet higher gas costs for ga! it.s grand openlna: Jtme 28. piped from out-of-state. The key to tbe 232-teat theater, located Out-or-st.ate gas suppliers have filed in Irvine Park, will be handed over to papers with the Federal Power Com-Laguna's Mayor Glenn E. Vedder at the limited by the Federal POftl" Coln-' mlsaion to rate Increases of no more than 1.72 cents per thouaand cubic feet lhroogh 1969. Arlington Drive Work Starts Sc:>on ceremonies thlt will bubble wlth cham-mission for increases in gu costs, &o the pagne. local authorities are looking for ad· A major widenin& and l"eConllruction The Forum, southern California'• first jl1Stments. job along Arllngtor. Drive on 1 ttOS,'8Z.lt completely new community theater in The hike i• ra tes could add up · lo 13 contract has been awarded by tbt lllOf'e than 20 years, is believed to be the cents, or about three percent, ro an Costa Mesa City CouncU. first theater p!\d for entirely h)' funds average gas bill. The project will be hlndled by 1he earned by 1 non-profit organization and The Wtal annual Increase in revenuet Mark Construction ComJ)IDY· Inc. ol given as a gitt W a city, completely unen· from the increase could ral.se as much as Garden Grove. cumbered. $15.9 million for the gas companies from City Engineer and P\lbUc Works DI· During the run of the Festival of Arts, their three million customers. rector George Madsen satd the Garden the ground floor ,will house food con· Grove Jinn's bid was the lowest aub-cession!I, a junior art exhibit and Three-fourths of the gas supply in mitt¢, but stUI six percent above the children's art class, while the aecond· Southern Galifornia comes from out-or. city-estimated cost. level theater will~-···-' by•~ and his state, gas company sources stated. It 1 11 ~ -~~ f El p N t al G Co The ong-e.waited improvemen( ex-Marlonettes. ' comes rom aso a ur as ., pei.-ted to smooth tr~Hlc }ems ,jn For the remainder or the year, the and the Transwestem Pipeline Co., 8 the area of Cost.a MeSa H School 'and theater will be uilllzed for such evenU as subsidiary or Texan E a s t e r n Maude B. Davis Inte te &:hoot lectures, concert.I, meetings, small con· Transmission Corp. The Mp involved runs from Fairview venUn, and theatrical programL El 'flaso Natural Gas Co., has been Road to Newport Boulevard. . ~-'-~~~..:......::-'-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--'-~~~~~· sidered man's last frontl~r. craft was a sight to behold squatting !n second fanner 'clutched his hoe. The late Frank D. Shaw,. father of the old El Monie cannery on East Flrst "Say, Mister,'.' ,the first man questioned • Robert A. Shaw, 342 Ogle St .. Costa Street Smith. "be you Glenn Mtttin, a'flyln' in ,.1e.1a, was such a IOfl of that 'tweenage Ge:Uing the revolutionary Tractor backwards?''. era whi ch will not again be duplicated in plane -with the propeller in frOflt in-AK.hough the concept o( the parachute single human endeavor. - - --.. stead of pu.$hing from the rear-outdoors was detailed ceaturla ago by Jlallan He, his buddy J. Floyd Smith. the was also a sight. , miracle-mind Leonardo da Vlnci , it was Martin brothers and many more are The plane was too bil !or the. dOotl. crude in its ant form& before \he. modem among tbo8e revolutionaries whose u · Not men to be stynUed by ernerpn-prodoct evohed. plolts are be.lng compiled by the: Red cie:s (lhty had perfahned • circua: aer· Smilh'I ~·-....... m·'·\.!:r.wo rt~ Baroos, a Costa Mesa Chamber of Com· ialists for 10 yt:an'~ lf'7tnl....,. win: n.uut::I" -...-inerce nonprofit carporatton. thing far more adting dllft the stftion. cord ptraebu\e jumps ' over The late Mr. Shaw, who~ nearly 10 :uy wire), Shaw and 9mfth bocked out Orange Q,upty, from Glenn Martin'a yeors ago al 7S, 15 perhaps most a wall . Plane, throwing the ba&·llke d<vtce up u remembertd -or onooymously tbanked "HOl11'mllde Aernplane Flies Success-Ille leaped, bosfed and prayed. -in avlaUon circles at inventor of tbe fully," ls \be faded la1t in that 1112 bead-,,lmr'a ton say1 Mn. Smlth w11 pro. parachute rtpcord, whiclr has saved li ne. telling of a 1,150 lb. conttaP.llon bably the Ont woman in biator}' to m.a-e thousands of lives. carrying IU builders 1,200 feet OVu R parachute Jump , Sbe. is still alive \Oday Yellowed diagrams on a patent inutd the county. In San Diego, wbett abe Uves with am. Aug. ti, 1925, &bow abo the F. D. Shaw Towed down East Flnt Slrttt by Ike Thanks to Frank Shaw, who lived at 507 Fly!ng fl(achln<, ~-1-11t1~1tne..--l<leldl'-old horsedrown lr-rtr-wqon,_Calllornlo..Ave., JhmllnflGO lltloll.-wlltn 'wUh revolvlnR wlnp and engines, design· the cllpping sa~. the prop-In-front be d!td ln 1960 -and to other avllUon td f0t verticl.I takeoff and borlzoota1 aeroplane was unhltthed at Stan\00 ploneen -many people faced wttb deep (light. . Field, in what it now Stant.on. crisll and only a thin 11tk bq to aav1 The principle~ the same as today 's es-The 1dventurer1 bade weU·Wiahen lbem, are aUU alive today. ' • I ., : ... .,..,..,., -... Rll'CORD INVElfTOR'S SON 'SHDWS AVIATION INTH\ISlASTS DAO'S OLD' PAnNT. Red a.,..., (f.-ltfll Bob Show, Jack Ha~mon,; Joluml• Marttn.-Joo Metcalf • f• . ' • "' ..... . ' , .. . ' DlllLY PILtf S.tlHly, Juot 21, IM ' .Pulpit and Pew • . 111-.. of Qrtll Lo!Mn• ' Cllu8. 'llO Vlc:tor1a Will hold · i... wonhip ,.(Vices Sund1y, J at 1!11 arid 11 1.m. Servtcts t will k ltd by G. Edmund Stellbls. princlpel of Cbrbt , Lup>or1n Doy School, usln( 'the theme t•Better Than f ' bhttp," • I Suodly school and Blble ci.aue._ ,nu meet. at 9:30 a.m . .itb -.ery·cut provldod for all Mrvica. "Reli&iOU3 Stuffed Shirts" will be the, topic of Pulor Eu.pne Schramm 'a sermon ·at ~ ftiulv Sunday servkies I aOd 10:1$ 1.m .• at Redeemer L • t ai e r a a a.n:a... l&»l Sprincdlle S I., HuntiDgton Beldl. SUndty school and Bible ttasses meet at 9:_30 1.m. ' will be heard Gt the Leonore Portney School of Dance, 336 N. Coast Highway , Laguna Beach. Visitol'I are weleomr- Sunday kboot wU I meet at lht• Hme hour and place. Tee~·~ers Welcomed By Church ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY CHURCH OF CHRIST ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Lutheran Church of tho Mesler 2900 Pacilic View Dr. CORONA DEL MAR I I DR. WILLIAM R. ELLElt Phon1 OR 3-5022 1:45 A.~.-f•111ily W111hl• 9;45 A.M-Su1!41q Cl11i1rdt Sc.ho•! 11:00 A.M.-F1tti¥• Wer1lll, ............. CHRIST LUTHIRAN CHURCH Mls&ouri Synod 760 Victoria It., Cost• Meaa Lother v. Twnow, P••t., ........ WMl!i. lffvlClll> l :IS a 11 A.M. ,...._, ldlMl1 •:at A.M. Aillrll l lbll C .. Y t 9:H A.M. CHRISTIAN IUWl!NTARY SCHOOL S•l-616' 1•11 11· "~':'h': ... ~~.:::..~ "'" '""•" ] PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH TM 11 .... ,_ c.. Ct11r. l'•tw I Me•• V1rd1 Drive I l•ker Sh•et, Coif• M111. Ctlif. Sund1y Services .1.No111w c. •ND•1Uo111, ,...,... •i• A.M. "-" c-'"..... ,,. A.M. l'MIK1 s~"l'. Cll•clt j Mornil'I• Wo...nlp: l :CO. t :)O .. II :00 S~nder ldW: •:•.•::JO ... ll:ot P:M 1'.M. l\'tltMftl St .... I p • J1M l'.M. ••i.-14 l hM A.M. Mlnllltll enlll9 rinc• of P11c1 l~t+.1r111 Sc~ool -Mi11 E1th~ 0/1e11, •ri11ei1ttl llr=:==~F~i~v~:;'='~'""';:::~:::;:;~=:;~~·=~:;=';"~'~':......,:;;:=:==:==~\~0~1~11~,,~,,~,~··~,~·~·~··~'~''~'~~~~~~··~·~··~'~'~'·~·~·~·~··~·~·o~s·~·~'. , rst Assembly of God Church w. 1•11 ... ,, v.. . . . I 146 E. 22nd St .. Costa Ma11 541·3761 Att d th h h M. c. Cronic, P11tor ' U~~~::l~~T 'i' en e c urc Riv Nit~e1011. Mi11i1t1r of Youlh , CHURCH of your choice SC:MIOULI OP. SIRYICIS 12!• V' I S C M 1.~~1~6'52 '" !0,!!.~-••• on Sunday l•114ti.,._clil1rcJt klil11I ••••• ,, • , , ••..•. , •• , , , •• t :JA •·Mo -·-·· "'"'lty w...i,. .......... 10:10 •·•· & 1:00 ,.... I · Church Choir-Shtrll lteul1•11, Director I .• Vltltw. W•lc.e11t1 -N•rMrr A""1Mlnt 1 ' A Cordial Welcome from STA.Tl LICINSID Pll0SCHOOL-h•f WllHoma, Dlmt1r l'\11M: 641·2JIJ THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH -, . 217 W. WILSON ST. COSTA MESA HARBOR REFORM HMPL£ ltlb•• 1,1.11d COMMUNITY Hu11ti119!011 le1ch--North . COMMUNITY MITHODIST CHURCH 6662 Hell Ave ••• 142.4461 W•r1hlp I Church Sch11I • '42·2421 llTWllM HAUOR ~ FAIRYllW u SUNDAY, MORNING llllE STUDY •.... , •.• , .••••• •:45 .t.M ~· IUNOAY MOlllNIN6 WO«SMIP' COMMUNION •• IO;-i5 AM muting •• • ; · FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Chwn:h .11h1 D•ilv w,,4 SUNDAY EVENING WQJtSHIP •.••.•.•••••••••••• 6:00 P.M. St. J1me1 Epi1cop1I Church 1:1 WEDNESDAY EVENINS It I LE STUDY •••.••••••••• 7:l0 ltM 3209 VI• Lltlo, Newport h•ch I NEWPORT UNITY CHURCH ' NUISHY CAH "OVIDID SABBATH S!RVIC!S -RELIGIOUS SCHOOL 0... 0 . Meyftehl D. G. Hirst .... , •• 11J1:NA110 '"· 1C1No l'OI 1Mll'O•MAT10111 1 CALL '1S--Mfl . I • L-b. l'tldillllW Ml!lllllf' MIR....... AlllOCletll Mh1hter I ' • • ' M•in & Adtm• Str••t1 i H1111tingten INch j M1rni111il W1r1hip t~O & 11:to AM i l iil1 s,hool ••••••.• •:41 AM I Sth I /r.,int , Ntwp1rt l11ch CSl!lltr Cltll-l ulldll'lll 1:45 A.M. Su11dty Scheel 10:00 A.M Devoti•"•' Service Phone: S41·5711 Day or Night ·111~ ~~~~~~'11 GLAD TIDINGS OFl'ICI:• JOI W. CM1! Hlll!r•ty, H.a. Y•uth 6 •ou111 ..••• , , 6:00 PM 1 f,,..11il1t W1,.hi1t •••• , 7:00 PM l l"lel .... ,.,__Wt11.-f1.111. I ~:.--s111 H ... t..., Cl .. l'r .... ldlO et I R MNkfl ~ktr J».tilf .0191 ~lMll I\ DIAL-A-PIAYl~M6lt CENTRAL ~II CORONA DEL MAR . ASSEMBL y OF GOD BllLE CHURCH ~iJ. P.C1t 15th & Monrovio, Newport Beech I I ,/O>l ~ •<·· 0..... CV1 91oc• Wnt.t H ... H..,INI) '46·ii21or14'-7166 fl I: ::I •. TtrMt•t lllll<tt"vll,. l"Mtff' -'"' Mllltr, M11tkel Dlr'lttw , • CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE -'i; Emplwol•ing I "' CS • SUNDAY SERVICES !:: " ,1, ., 111"'"'1 •.m ',l"IJ The Plln of Ciod M--Ctwrdl .. Ulllltll C.lllllrdl ...... l(llncL t.• ........ The 'enon of Christ I' z -1.1 1 10:10 A.M. -"CHA NCI IN• YOUR WOlLD" 11 II\ 7:00 f'.M. -"YOUTH A•LAMr' I '4 SUHDAY Stlfl:VICIE .•• 11 AM The Powa-uf tht Holy Spirit Mlflll9-r •••• .......,., lur"ltt. 111.1.c.F. • 81Ul'FITM (NAl"IL S\lndav Sd>ool ' AM II • °''"" 0..11 YMCA. uoo 1.1111-"' DI. M°"""' w~ t and 10:10 AM 1 £~~~;;:;;:::;;:;;;;:;~~~~~~~~;:~~;::;ii lve11ln1 5eMat 7 l'M I' :4; TllurM1y llba. lllld'f I '· ind rr1v~ 1 rM + ,..'"" + I ~ ' ' .. :tA \.. I .. ~ \/,~;:::::~~ .. ~~MA1,.,; ~. GO AH. EADI NurttlY du1 t111 Mrv1u1 1 A fvn Youth l'ropom I I ~ SLEEP IN SUNDAY MORNING! Cm. ol °""P •nd 2l<d. SL I COMMUNITY I ;l ,... ......... l ilt AhMN......... °*"Ma.I COllGREGATIONAL I , CAL VARY CHAPEL -"· L -llCA """ ___ ... .~=======~111 • "IWl'OltT HA!IBOR LUTMlltAN CHU.CH 111 -_. of 611 HILIOTRDPE i, -•• - - -I RILIGIOUS SCllNCI 1· ·--'°'°' ..... I ""' • .., ~ IAft. .._. ._ , .. "'-" w ......... ..... 420 IOttl St., H111t l11tt•11 •••ch ~ 1t•11I 11:00 A.M. ~~..:--~:==:. ,. .. ,.,..._. ~.,..."" "'•n• 111·2120 ~.l"M-.e. ,.......,,~ 1:1 . -m.=,,u . 646-9512 A41i1lt t Y•1i1tti sw.,lcM-M ... ......,.., lllMI, o.c..1. I ~.llll~~~~ .. ~~~~iiiii ... :::~=-~ .. ~~~~·~·~·a~n~'~•O:~TL~A~.~~i~Nl~~~·~·~~;;~'~7~S-4GOO~~;;~~'i' fia~or d,.ufian Ckurc~ S...ntft.D;y •clventl1t Churches °' NIW'OIT .,.011-tD""""' I .._..,••au••••...,_•••••• kktl C.... .._ ~'"""' 4JI L 1 ... st .. C-..... JJI A ..... ..,_. .,.,..... la Church School -t:4S A.M. J.tin s111-11t1, ,, .. ., '"" ...,. ..,.... a.re. WorshJp -10:45 A.M.m "-•• 141-41'' 12111 c:..... ....,. ......., ......., c.. ....... . ""'"'' 675-»IS '8n!stv: Dr. D. W. McElroy ...... ...... •.,, t~ AM A. L ltt"""""• P11tw ..... W ..... 11 rtt AM · ,,,.,,..,! 4tt·ltl6 ........ ....... •••• f:lt ... ":"'"'-·-·f>llPll_ W_ .. lloSO All RS Setmon1 hy tt,v, Wi11k1v Ptel"t'f MHlll•Y· 7:30 P.M. -C ...... P,.y" Mllltlnt We4"'4ey. J:)t P.M. -tl~I• St•lllr Choir Sinti et let+. Sundty St••ittl Prtytr M11tin91 S1tu1d•y t ;JO A.M HARBOR ASSE.MBL Y OF GOD 740 W. Wiiton, Cost• M11a Y. L HllTWICK, ,_., CAIL ••NTRY 14t.47M ......... _. M ..... SUNDAY SERVICES t :41 A.M.-._..,. Sc•..i c1 .... fer•11..- 10:10 A.M-"A t..r ht!Mf'' Ser'"'" \.y Pes!OI' 6!00 P.M. -TMHI lefyW.• 7:00 P.M. -"IMttt NC....,.,_,. S•1'"011 by P11ttr COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ""•act.I -K ....... 11111 -'""'"""' -Clltl Ctl'I ORANG£ COUllTY COMMUNITY ClllRCH t 11to11-d1nll'l•l~1 ll111•l l Celt• M .. WMi1111's CfM -W•t 1 lrtl St • .t ,...._, • 0-M- SUNOAY SIRVICE ........ , 11 A.M. IMt.rt tMt hM9y -"W•et h C19Ml1.,...J" MITHDDIST CHURCH 115 A••*e 675·0•50 11:15 t"for'"tl Wor1h!p •:30 Trtdllion•I Wot11!ip I Su11d1y Scho•I Co1lt t.111• FIRST UNITED MITHODIST CHURCH 1•th St l H•rbor l l•d. Wor1hip l Church School 9:30 & 11 AM 541.7727 Cott• M11• Nodh MHA VIRDE METHODIST CHURCH M11• Verole I l1k1r St . 549-2719 Wor1hlp I Church Schotl •:OO & IO;lO AM t l IO:JG AM 1r.,1"-E•1t 11uff UNIVIRSITY METHODIST CHURCH lll·l2Jl 11412 Culver Roeol el U11i••r1ily Oriv• Worthlp I Church SchMI •:lO A.M, lttun • l•Mli LAGUNA llACH METHODIST CHURCH 21•12 W11l1v Dr i11 So. l1tu111 Word1ip ro AM CJ.ur1h s,hoel I 0 AM 49 •• 1011 Hu11tin9t•11 lt•th N•,,.Jlort l1eeh flRST UNITED CHRIST CHURCH MITHODIST CHURCH IT THE SEA 2121 11th St ••••• &l6-35JJ 1400 W. lel~t• ll~ol. St,.,lc11 -•:lO ,&. 11 t .m. 61).JIOS N11rt1ry th111 2nd 9r•d1. I I Wor1h1p l Chur,h Sch.el Ch1i1rch School -9:l0 1.111. 9 I 10:10 A.M. I~ ===~======~~ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Christ Church Presbyterian 20112 ......... I~ Mil•I H• ......... leecll ..... ..., ... o. ,...._, ....... ........ hMey w ... tolllr: t :lt AM CWdl SdtMf: 11t41 AJtl. Of'ftq 20 12 ......... 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' I ( j ( I ! c ' 1 I ( l l I ( ' l i i I i Pulpit and P~w .. (Condooed rrocn P•1e 4} 10:45 a.m. services for Com- mu.nity United ~t e l b o d I 1 l Cbureb, 6662 Hell Ave., Hun- tlngton Beach, Sunday. His t<>1>lc will be a "1''ield aod A Future." Church s c ho o I classes and nursery care for infants are also provided al both 'hours. A reception on the patio lawn \Viii follow the 9 a.m. service in honor of the Rev. Young who will leave the church at the end of this con- ference year, The -Sel\ior Method ist Youth Fellowship will host incoming freshmen at a potluck dinner Sunday , 6 p.m. in the church social hall. The junior group wlil meet at 7 p.m. Transformed, Not Con· formed" will be the sermon delivered by the Rev. Stanley P . Alien at Fountain Valley Presbyterian Church, 9 4 2 0 Talbert Ave., Fountain Valley. Family Bible Hour, 7:30 p.m .. will feature youth and a sermon by seventh grader Cheri Partain. Vacation Bible school begins its second week Monday. For information call Y..1rs. James Strelow at 962- 3697. Teen-agers and parenls will ta lk on the tensions of the generation gap Sunday. 9:4$ a,m. at ~1ount of Olives Lutheran Church. 2 4 7 7 2 Chrisanta Drive, Miss ion Vie- jo. The couples club of the church will hold a miniature goll and pizza outing ne1l Saturday, 7 p.m. Morning worship and the combined Sunday church school classes are scheduled Sunday for 10:30 a.m. at Resurrection Lutheran Church, 9812 Hamilton, Hun- t.ington Beach. Pastor Arthur R. Tingley will speak on "A J,ove That Searches and Claims." Church school children ages three through third grade meet at 10 :30 a.m. in the Education Building. Grades four through eight worship with their families-at the 10:30 a.m. service. Congregational dinner will be held on Tuesday , 7 p.m. at the Villa Swede n Restaurant. }ioward Logan of the Pacific Southwest Synod Staff will speak. Daily Vacation Ch u r ch School for ages three through sixth grade will be conducted July 14-25. During the summer months, Faith Lutheran Church. 8200 Ellis Ave ., Huntington Beach. 1vill hold Monday 7:30 p.m. ~rvices. This service i s t'e!!igned for those who vaca- t.\in. on the Wf!ekends and td:ers who have to work on ~days. f'astor DeLange will preach the same sermon as the STARTS SERIES Max Flickinger Unity Group Plans Talks Dr. ~1ax Flickinger will begin a series of lectures on p syc h o ~ybernetics \Ved- nesday, 7:30 p.m. at Seni9r Citizens Building. 15th and Irvine . Newport Beach. His talks are sponsored by Nev.•porl Unity. Church . The church will host another guest i;pr.akcr at their 10 a.m. Sun- day service. Or. William Parker is perhaps best known hy his book "Prayer Can Change Your Life." lie is presently dir~tor of the Foun- dation for Human Achieve· mcnl l ' prevtou.s,.. Sunday and com· rnuoion il111 be celtbraled µ,. fOW1.h weet ol each month. A half hour ·church IC h o o I session will be held for the children during the sermon. ·After. a week of fun and advent.we in Vacation Bible Scbool, lhe 811nUntton-Valley B•Ptl•t Clmrch, 9779 Slater Ave., Fountain Valley, will hold Bible school closing pro. gram ~ Sunday evening, 6 01clock. Open house will be conducted after the program. Sunday school classes for all ages begin at i :45 a.m. follow- ed by morning worship at 11 a.rn.. Youth Hour meets at S p.m. •·interpreted By Love" is the sermon subject at Harbor ChrisUan Church S u n d a y , 10 :45 a.m. The congregation meets each Sunday at Harper Elementary School , 425 E. 18th St.. Costa Mesa. Church School meets at 9:45 a.m. Dr. D. \V. f\.1cElroy is the minister. "Seven Words Can Change Your Life" will be the sermon topic of the Rev. Nonnan L. Brown on Sunday, 10 a.m. at lhe Plymouth Congregational Church or Newport Harbor. · 3262 Broad Street, Newport Beach . Sunday school is held at the same lime and babysit- ting service is provided. \\larner Aven ue Ba pt i 5 t Cburch, Warner at Got.hard , Huntington Beach. will host Bob Renwick. ministerial stu- dent from Bethel College. SL Paul, Minn . at the 7 p.m. Sun- day service. The Rev. Leonard Blossom will conduct the second Sun- day services for Orange Coun- ty Community Church , pr caching "Consciousness" and closing the service with an effective healing meditation at 11 a.m. The church's was led by its Ernest Good. first service minister Dr. The COO· TEENS ... (Continued from Page 41 says Rev . Crumpl er. "it'll about lime we established a 'do'.'' Chip Louden. a 21-year-old student from the University of Texas !El Paso) and t.'lary Vineyard, 22. a Southeast Louisiana State student. made special trips to California to work in the church's progra1n this summer. Chip is enthusiastic about ii musical production ''Tell It Like It Is.'' by R a I p h Carmichael and Kurt Kiser, \vhich will be staged by anyone interested in trying out at the church . "It 's for young people and old. and it means in· volvemenl." says Chip. ·who receives roon1 and board and '25 a week for helping to guide the church 's summer pro· gram . They both emphasize that lhe recreation program is for teens from any part of the city and everyone is welcome. Another feature of the new program is a '·Rap Room "' "'here teens may talk with an adult counselor about anything they want. anytime. Ellis Avenue Bapti s t Church's program runs ~Ion· da y, \Vednesday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and to I ;30 p.111. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays . Special hou rs for young <'hildren have been set up from 1:30 ti.m. to 3:30 p.m. on T11csdays a n d Thursdays . About 30 teens were presen1 1vhen the program opened l\·londay . "We felt it v.·as time for thr church lo change its lmagr ... concluded the Re v. Crumpler. "and begin showinp: an in· teresl in young people.'' Music Planned spe(:ial music: by the choir will be featured during the regul ar 10 a.m. service al the Neighborhood Congregational Church, 340 St . Ann's Drive, Laguna Beach. Sunday. The Mass in C major by Charles Gounod, composer of the o p e r a t i c masterpiece I "F'aust," ~1ill be sung ln l~li n wilh the reading of an English tra nslation by th e R e v . Ellsworth L. Richardson. J. r . Colyar will direct and ac- company the choir. ~ ~ 'f , oven fletnorial pork The Southlmtt/1 Most &-iful Memorials MAUIOlNM • COtUMLUIUM • a:MflBT ·~~I TREES°' ?~~!Q1U.D .......... "" _, °'-"" • MR.MUM I !l ,, H~ gregatJon convenes at 11 a.m. al Costa fl.isea Women's Club. Christian Marriage Sunday will be observed by SL. Andrew's P res byt erian Church, 600 St. Andrew's Road, Newport Beach. All couples married in the church are especially invited lo attend either 8, 9:30 or 11 a.m. services. Dr. Charles It Dierenfiefd will preach "Don't Take the Wrong Bus." Holding worship services at 9 and 10:30 a.m., Central Bible Church, 23rd Street a n d Orange Avenue, Costa Mesa. congregation will hear Pastor Henry E. Jones preach ''Divine Diversity." At the evening worship hour, 7 o'clock, Pastor Jones will speak on "Count It Worthy ." The 16 high school students who recently retu rned from an Arizona evangelistic mission will report the highlights of their trip. "M an's Place in l he Creative Order" will be the sermon delivered by Dr. llenry Gerhard at 9 and 11 a.m. for Church of Religious Science, 20062 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach. Baby care will be provided during !he early service only. Junior churrh and high school groups also meet at this time . Sunday·s sermon at Co rona dtl rt1ar Community Congregational Church. 611 lieliotrope Ave. will be "Cqn. ti nu i n g Communication '' delivered by Dr. Philip (;. Murray. Worship ser,·ices, child care and su tnmer church school are held at 10 a.n1. "What Are a Prophet's Credentials?" will be the sub· jeet at Sunday 10 a.m. services at St. t.1 • r It ' s Presbyterian Church, 2 I 0 0 Mar Vista, Newport Beach. The Rev. James G. Kirk will preach. Templ e Beth David o f Orange County plans regular Sabbath evening services Fri· day, 7:4$ o'clock, at Com- munity Congregational Church, Katella and Bloom- field Ave., Los Alamitos. Servic:f:s \\'ill be conducted by Rabbi Bernard B. Goldsmith and Cantor Harry Newman. Oneg Shabbat and social hour following the service will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hasson and Mr. and Mrs. Mel Jaffee in honor of Kathy Hasson's 13th birthday. The Unat 7 o'clock fa mily evening service will be held this week at First Baptist Church of Huntington Beach • at the downtown chapel, 6th and Orange. Janet and Hubert Head vl'ill present a night of music. Al the morning services Pastor Willis J . Loar v•ill speak on "Shepherd of the Stars." at 9:30 a.m. services at Peeks Chapel, 7801 Bolsa Ave., Westminster and the 11 a.m. serv ices at the downlov1n chapel. During the summer months, the senior BYF will meeL \Vednesdays, 6:30 p.m. at the church. Youth Director .Ray Re1npt "'ill preach at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, 2987 Mesa Verde Drive, Costa ~tesa, Sun· day. Rempt recently received his PhD with distinction in physics for UCLA. Church Hikes Budget To Help Fight Racism SAN FRANCISCO IUPI) - Episcopalians will soon be asked to jump their donations by $0 percent to support pro- grams fighting racism and other social disorders. The proposed budget of Sl.133 .698 was a ppr o v e d \Ved nesday by voice vote of the California Diocesan Coun- ci l. which represents the eight deaneries of the diocese. The budget in 1968 was $733,252. The Diocesan Co uncil, sup- porting the appeal of lhe Rt . Hev. C. Kilmer Myers, bishop of California. overrode the recommendation of lts com· mittee on apportionment and appeals that the 1970 budget increase be limited to 10 per- cent. A spokesman for Bishop Meyers said the increased funds would be directed into programs directly attacking "the developing crises of our limes" including problems of discrimination by reason of race or color, equality or edu cation and economic op- portunity. Witherspoon Ringers Ready for ·Festival Laguna's Witherspoon Bell Ring1:rs are busy packing their 49 bells to leave Tuesday for the national fe3tival of the American Guild of English tlandbell Ringers in Groce Ci· ly. Penn . Thirteen high school girls and the ir four ad u It chaperones, organized by the Laguna Beach Presbyterian Church. will join 50 other Bell Choirs from all over the coun- try in the four day festival from June 24 through 28. The Witherspoon B e 11 Ringers were organized in 1964 under their present director. Mrs. Rolf Bassett. They have grown lo three choirs, com- prising 43 bell ringers ranging from seventh grade through high school. Those making the trip in- clude Richidean Anderson , Dianne Collins, Lisa Krantz , Mary Karme, Marsha Lindsey, Kathy Louden, Maria McCar· ty, Jan Parsley, Anne Prigo, Louise Putnam, Sherry Sal· terfield, Claudia Tomlinson. and Jan Zitnik. PUBLIC'"NOTICE • '!1tur .. 1, J\/nt 21, 1969 • DAILY '1l0T § Bishop Shannon Shows Tragic Drift ' I By LO~ CASSEi.'! The Most Rev. James P. SttaMon, auilllary bishop ol the Roman C·athollc archdiocese of St. Paul and Mlnneapoli1, Is a devoted Catholic:, 1 good priest and an honest man. He comes as close as anyone I know lo destrving the description "Christ-like." That he should now be rm· broiled in an agonizing con- fronlaUon with his superiors is an indication of how far the Catholic Church has drifted during the past year toward a disastrous schism. PERSONAL TRAGEDY The personal tragedy or Bishop Shannon -and the larger tragedy of his church - began to unfold last July 29, when Pope Paul VI issued an encyclical asserting t h a t "each and every marriage act must remain open to the transmission of life." Like many other Catholics, Shannon was dismayed by the Pope's stand on birth control. But the habit of loyalty and obedience. developed during 23 years In the priesthood, made him try lo uphold the Pope's views in his pastoral counsel· ing sessions with Catholic couples. Last Sept. 23, after what he described as "weeks a f anguish. days of prayer and hours of fear." he wrote a confidentlal letter lo the Pope, stating that he had found the birth control teaching "simply impossible of observance by many faithful and generous spouses. tr.tPOSSlBLE".' becawe it has not been an of the cm and lattt l)Uttlng n~." the C 1 t b o I ~ honest reflection: o'r my Inner out • ~port or the ~1:r:,·a mapsloe America uld 1:n m ''kind" alt-M• lo "ca " convict.ion.I.'' g""-editorial this 1'etk. , ln reply, tile 41-year .. ld ~non. "Whal is bapp1111ni 'lo lhl bishop received a letter from OFnCIAL SECRECY church when I\ cu be deprtY.. the Valican secretariat o! Whelher the reslgnatJon has ed ot the official .ervicts of a state advising him t o ever been accepted ls still man ~vho would ea.Uy find recooslder the mat le r cloaked in official leatty. I hoke f thoughtfully and prayerhllly. Shannon evidently feels that lt himself the popu ar c or On Nov. 23, Sh an non has, for he has accepted a bishop by the laity and c:lero r II b I l l d h. 8-ular job reaebinrr a,t St. of almost any diocese in the orma Y 5 u m e 15 J"ohn's Colle-. 0a non··. _coun:::..::.try:..:..•_:_· _,,,,..,,..,.:::---resignation as auxiliary bishop .. -.r of St. Paul-Minneapolis and denominational school at YOU KNOW pastor of St. Helena's parish. Sante Fe, N.M. This was d~ in a confidential In a recfl1t letter to. a friend, YOUR CHILD c o m m u n i c a t i o n to his Shannon deacribed h1mseU as superior, Archbishop Leo Binz. •·a deeply troubled man." who evidently forwarded the ,.'.,'dP.lease pray for me," he WILL LEARN resignation to Rome. EXILE OFFERED Prayer also would seem ~o TO SWIM AT Subsequently, Shannon was be In order for the CalhoUc summoned to Washington, Church. o.C., for a conference with the "Bishop Shannon has sho~n BLUE BUOY p 0 p e ' s r e p r e sentative himself the most effecuve Archbishop Luigi Raimondi. spokesman of the American Raimondi indicated the church to the young, the AIM! h WIM '" Vatican wou1d accept the troubled. the alienated, the in·~:.;.,~.,.._., resignation if Shannon would tellectuals at a moment w~en 546. 1800 go into voluntary exile. in a they and so many others hnd • foreign country. religion declining· in in- Shannon declined to go along:1~=~====~=============;,, with this arrangement, after ascertaining that he would bt' given no work to do abro.ad but would merely be hidd~n away in a remote place. The story of1 Shannon'f ordeal was revealed las! mon th by Wiiimar L . Thorkelson, religion editor ol the Minneapolis Star. The archdiocesan chancery at first Issued a flat denial that any resignation had been sub- mitted. but reversecj ltsell after Shannon conffrmed Thorkelson's report. The Vatican did a similar nip-flop. at first denying any knowledge The Salon by the Sea. ~ FOR A HAIRDO that warms to th• sun, takes to th• s••· dri•s in • brt•t•, and keeps th e laughttr in sum• m•r, com• to • "I cannot believe that God D binds men to impossible stan-BUSINESS AN dards," the bishop said. "In PROFESSIONAL seeking to counsel s u c h persons. I have found myself GUI DE resorting to al~ so~ts o~ ~ casyistry a~ de~1ous kinds o e MATTRESSES e ral1onahzal1on, 1n the hope1,;. __ ,... _______ ,ll that I might both keep faith1 MA nRESSES \l'ilh your Holiness and with BOAT~ . HO;\t&c.\ . TRAIU:M U1e people of God. 1rr .. Jul11' Sh•i»et •·t musl now reluctantly ad-~t• !Ut•• M•llrr•• c.. mil that I am ashamed o[ the, tl50 Nt'l'l·~rt Blvd. kind ol advice I have gi"n Liberty 8-1303 some of these good people .•. 1 ,_ __________ , e UPHOLSTERY • FelJo,vslup Mesa Upholstery 1'o Screen 'Journey' An Academy Award winnin'l film. "Journey into Self'', will be presented by the Unitarian·i Universalist Fellowship of Costa Mesa June 27. Liberty 8-4 781 fllO NEW..0.-T ILYD. ----------__ I THE END OF POT LUCK DATING 5.lecl your d'1le1 lhrou9h llUf ' m111 m1mb1rohip. Ph. 547·6668 CALIF. TESTING IHSTITUTI 750 SOUTH COAST HV>'.Y·· LAGUNA IEACH T olephono: O•·SOl I ' , .., . I See By Today ·~· Want Ads: e THAT , , e IT'S e DIME •A e LINE 8 DAYI The film , produced and directed by Willlam McGraw of the Western Behavioral! Sciences Institute of La Jolla, presents the pers<fial ex-1 perienccs of eight people In a group encounter sessioii. I The film won a l!l68!1'~iii=ii-~~--~~ij;-ji;;i-jij-~ji~ •ii-iiii:iii:iii:iiii Academy Award for the best feature length documentary film of the year. lt will be shown at 8:30 p.m. at 1259 Vic- toria St. A discussion after the presentation will be led by psychologist, Dr. Eugene R. Bleeker. War Protest Supported WALLA WALi.A (AP) Conscientious objeclors to all wars received support from the United Methodists of the Pacific Northwest, who also criticized American military intervention in Asia during their recently ended con- vention here. Delegates to the meetin !'aid they 'fully supported those serving in the military service, but deplored the growth of the military. T h e convention urged in· crea:dng nonmilitary response to commun1mi. an accelerated plan of withdrawal of United States troops in Vietnam, civilian control over the military, and re-evaluation of the lmpllcallons of chemical and biological w a r f a r e research and development. ..._ __ ..... -. • I 19th ST. CAR WASH 628 W. 19th St. Costa Mesa I 3 blocks W •st of Harbor Bl vet. l FREE CAR WASH with any Gas Fill Up ••• and Spray . Wax Too!! Competitive Gas Prices A COMPLETELY NEW CONCEPT! YOUNGLAND The first of its kind In Orange Co11nty W• t.ature th• fastnt & .flnnt car wash! At 2300 Harbor Bh1d., Costa Mna -545· 1440, will be CLOSED MONDAY and TUESDAY, JUNE 23 • 24 to pr•pare for th• ho,,.1t sal• of th• yer. Win re-01Mn WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25th at 10 a.m. SHARP wh•n •v•ry lt•m In the store will b• reduc•d to lti• lownt prlc• •v•r . many it91111 at b•low our cost. DON'T MISS THIS MONEY SAVING EVENT! COME & ENJOY THE RIDE THRU I 628 W. ltth St. Costa-.Mesa .. • , • ;:;:::;:.;:;:;;;:::;:;:=;:;;;;=::;;~-~ ·-·~--··;::;====-=-=o"ll'o:::::===------------------------~-r"'I .., "-... --.-..... .,r• -- j • -I t t O.ULV PILOT -• • REVOLUTION ON OUR CAMPUSES • PEOPLE~ PARK 'BATTLEGROUND' Orange County Assembtymo.n John V. Brigg! ( R.fullerton J visited Pe ople's Park (cetiter) during occu- pation by national g1wrds711e n. Durt11g visit, Murray \Vesgate of S!atio11 KPOL Los Angele& reported, " ... It's hard to understand why anyont would call it a people's park . /11 any 11eig/l.borhood it would have bee-11 a vacant lot ... with weeds and just plain 1unk. Filled with ha11gers-on . oUt·Of·towners, deadbea ts, junkies an.ct plastic high school hippies, you have more the tn.gredients for not a people's park, but a people's revolt." ~-----Ou1· Ma1& in San t 'ranrisco ------· • • f •• •· f ! ' I • I . Th e Walking Cuen at Clift Hotel Meets Santa Barbara Capitalist By KERB CAEN SAN f'RANCISCO -I once fl!marked th"at "All the guests at the Clift Ho&el look like thl!y come from Santa Barbara." Th i s observation returned to mind the other noon while I was lunching in the Clift's pleasant Redwood Roon1 •nd examining the crowd fron1 behind a Campari. All those straight looking girls in their proper suits, with the skirts at knee·length or lower (stoles and flowered hals. too l. All those men with their short hair. narrow lies. zlightly baggy flannels and tweed jackt!ts. Good Santa Barbara bones, clear and slightly tanned skin. but faces a Hltle on the dull std!!. They matched the hotel perfectly: the Clift is safe, clean . well-run ex· pensive and conservative. Very Santa Barba ra . AS 1 W .4.S thus ruminating, pro· bably unfairly. an f'lderl"! i::entl<"man walked over slO\\'ly. with the aid or It cane, to say hello. l jumped to my feet to greet a flrtRt newspaperman and a man of ir· resistible charm : 93·}'ear-0ld Toni Stork!!, publisher emeritus of the Santa Barbara News-Pres ~. Pulitzer Prize winner. undi:sputtd leader of the Santa B11rb11ra Establishment. And yet he had y,•on his Pulitzer not with a :scriei; of articles et· posina the lurking Reds that proper santa Barbara dowagers look for nightly under their klng·sized btdi<.. He won it because. down there in I.he heart of ultra conservatism. Ile '•J was the first to take on and t~po~c " the Un-Ameri can asoects of the long hair cascadin& down thtlr backa,.sh ining in the sun ... The newly refurbished Eureka Valley Station in Tv•in Peaks Tunnel - and especially those rainbow·hued pillars •now and then the f\luni docs something right). . .The very Frenchy curved iawnings over the lop floor window of the Fitzhugh Building on Union Square ... The good-natured calliope<! corn of Lhe Red Garter Biand as it honks along the downtown st reets on its ancient fire truck. provoking smiles from all but the grumpiest boordestrains ... On the road to Mu.ir Beach. the gririd old man selling ''Hot Roasted Goobers" at his roadslde stand. the lradilional red-and-white pin"'htcl whirtin& away on his roa':stJng machine. And If you're too young to remember when peanuts 11"ere called goobers -sorry. During Sclwo~ Year, Students Backed Vague Causes and Politicians Heard Angry Vowrs By TJ!OMAS POWERS f'lve years after its opening battle, the campus revolution seems to be turnin~ Into a war of attrition. As the most \•loltnt academic year in American history ends. atudent.1 are slill fighting for a voice in running their schools and universities still don't understand why they want one. The newest elem,ent in the struggle is also the most dangerous. The con· frontatlon h~ become an Issue in state politics .and pollticlilns .are listening to an outraged public rather than students or .administrators. In the last year colleges have come under increasin11: pressure lo show some "backbane," which is shorthand for tough action to crush the revolt. A few weeks In the bitter climate at ~chools on both coasts and In bet\veen lea ves one struck by these observations · althou11h there are some campuses ex- cepted, the two sides are :still not listen- ing to each other; have learned nothing and settle nothing: have lo:st any realistic understanding of what each is trying to achieve or defend . Since neither side shows the slightest Interest in moving I o w a r d ac- commodation. the prospect can only be ror e&ealating violence. 1'he student revolution ls,..rcally three ~parate revolutions : -A REBELLION by students who reel l~y are the forgotten men of educa- tion and who demand a role in deciding v.•hat the nature and the purposes of their education ouf!ht to be. -A rebellion by blacks who arc demanding that univer&ities not only make room for them but expand to in- clude courses in their own history and culture. -A political and cultural revolution. i:ienerally expressed in p r o v o c a t i v e laniuage. based on rejection of tradi- tional American styles of life iand of cold \var attitudes which many students blame for the Vietnam \Var. "I'VE SEEN iO much violence thi!I year it doesn't mean anything any more," said Charles Palmer, the outi:o- ing student body president of the University or California at Berke ley "''here three major collisions have taken pliace since classes began last Sep!ember. "At one point during the ,strike the tear gas was so thick hialf the admini!tration building was abandoned. You ca n still smell it sometimes. when the ~ather is t ij.!ht." Palmer has been at Berkeley slnce the f'ree Speech Movement in the fall of 1964. 1-fe feels the basic mis trust bety,·een students. the state and the adminis- tration has never been more profound than it is now. The antagonists have abandoned alt attempts to under!tand ea ch other and he , thinks it is only a mat- !er of time before something terrible happens. The pattern is the saryie on other cam- puSts: increasing distrust and misunderstanding as students issue peremptory demands for change while their elders warn them to slow down or fact the consequences. which means the police. TRE HEAD-ON nature of the conflict makes: it both dangerous and difficult to resolve. A recent Gallup Poll reported that 81 percent of American students v.·a nt a greater voice in running their schools \\'hile 70 percent of lhe general public is oppo!ed to giving it to I.hem. In California, and especially at Berkeley where the student revolution began, ru1nors proliferate in an at· mosphere or suspicion and hostility. Students say the university is shifting ad- mission standards to attract politically conservative. fraternity types: that local officials hushed up the shooting of two police during the Telegraph Avenue riots last summer: that the federal govern- ment is secretly preparing detention ramps and that a· n1tion\\•ide roundup of lhe left is imminent. Farulty members tell stories of secret classes in sabotage techniques and claim the street people -the homeless hippies who hang 1roond Tele.graph Avenue - carry guns. On~ longtime resident swears the Black Panthen;, the white ra.dlcal5 :ind the Berkeley chapter of the National rune Association all practice at the same rine ran.ge on Wednesday afternoons. DURING TIIE most recent battle in Berkeley. police fii:ed on a crowd with The student revolutio-n llas i11 the past year :ihoken the countrtJ 03 /lave few other domestic issues since the stormy Civil Rights movement of the eorly 1960s. It is a rebellion by you ths white and black as well OJ a social. cultural revolution. This article examines tlte nature of the student revolt, its begin11i11 f1S, tlir reaction it /10.~ generated and where it oppeors to be going. shotguns and a National Guard helicopter was used to spread tear gas over a croy,·d surrounded by guardsmen ln the heart of the campus. More than 30 people were wounded dur- ing the shooting, one of them while he was watching the action from the roof of a building along Telegraph A venue. He died the following week. precipitating a new series of disorders. Authorities re· port 16 policemen were Injured. "I've been here four veiars," said John f\fcKenzie , a soft-si>Oken senior at Berkeley. "and each year it gets v.·orse. You can't believe the bitterness which ex- ists on this campus. "THE UNlVERSlTY has repeatedly promised students that changes would be made. but then nothing happens . \\'hen ~ludents try to put pressu re on the university the slate responds with in- credible force. "We view everything the university :says y,•ith Inten se distrust and overt pe~simlttm. M11ny of u!I won't m:in ~he barricades but we hate and despise Governor Rea11an as the worst in this country's history." Reagan feels much lhe :same way about the activists. habitually referring to thcn1 as •·criminal a~rchists." '·The issue is simple." he said in a flC\\·s conference earlier this year. "The orderly process of education can't go forward in an atmosphere of violenct. "I no loilger hear their howls and pleas al>out what they are st riving for. I've got ty,·o words for them : grow up!" During the Free Speech Movement one of the signs carried in nearly every picket line. rally and demonstration reed : "I Am A Student. Do Not Fold. Spindle or t.lulilate.,. STUDENTS OFTEN complain they are treated like soldiers in basic training rather than Individuals trylnfl to un· rierstand a complex world and ho1v they fit into it. The best expression of this point of \'iew is contained in an essay called "The Student As Nigger." written by Jerry Fraher. a young University of California at Los Angeles English teacher. Tl has been widely reprinted in the underground press and is frequently mentioned by students trying to explain why they feel Jost in giant stale universities. "Students are niggers," Fraber begins. •·once you get that straight our schools begin to make sense .... ''Students al Cal State arc politically disenfranchised. They are in an academic Lowndes County (in Alabama where few Negroes, although a majority, ~ere .able to register before the 1965 voting r1ghls act). Most of lhl'm can vote in niational elections -their average age is about 26 -but they have no voice in the decision s \\'hlch affect their academic lives. ··THE · STUDENTS are . it is trur. allo\\'ed to have a toy government of their oy,•n. II is a government run for the most part by uncle toms and concerned prin· cipally 1vith trivia . The faculty and ad· ministrators decide what' courses will be offtred: the students get to choose their own homecoming queens .... "A student at Cal State is expected In know his place ... the faculty tells him \vhal to read. \\'hat lo \\'rite and. lrr· quenlly. where to set the margins on his lypewriler." Large lecture courses, aloof professor.~ and arbitrary course requirements an1r<'r students a 1l over the country. They feel universities arc less interested in teaching than in \\'inning federal research grants. Jn Jl.1adison, Wis .. I met a youniz man with a mus l ache and a 90 cc. motorcvcle a few moments after I ar· rived Jnd he introduced me to some radical leaders and to the Jl.1ifflin Stl'ff'l area where the radicals mostly Jive, all at high speed. Paul Sog\in, a 24.year-old f\1adison alderman who u~ed lo be a member n( the Students for a Democratic Society /SOS) at the Univers ity of \Visconsin. feels the alienation of students can be ex. plained by the icy indifference of school:i;. "If vou can buv the lecture notes. read them 'during the ·last \\•eek of the course and still do well on the exam. what's the point of going to a university ~" he asked. "\Vhy nol stay at home and save the money?'' U11i!ed. Press lntcr11ationai UC Cha11~ellor's View He y n Asks Fa cult y Support • Ut Ti111 e of Crisi s "\Ve are meeting today in the midst of tragedy and outrage. One n1an is dead, n1any have been injured by shots, nightsticks, rock s and lead pipes, many have betn tear 11assed, and many more have been severtly inconvenienced. I deeply regret that death and these in- juries and am appalled by the violence. Not only are these events tragic , but their effect on the morale and educa- tional functions of the University gives us additional cause lo grieve. The very reason for this meeting is the violence in our midst and the evils it works. \Ve would not be here today if the issue were solely the decisions about the design and use of University property. "Tl lE AUTHORJTY to use force is normally given exclusively to law en- forcement agencies in order to prevent n1en from doing private violence to each other and in order lo minimize the amount or violence in socjet~. The grant of this awesome pov.·er imposes obliga- tions to employ it with restraint. When officials use force excessivel y, the very authority lo use force is undermined . "In our concern about the abuse or force. v.·e should remember that the obligations or self-restraint apply to everyone. The original appropriiati.on of Universi ty property by pe<>;>le with no claim to it was an unjustified aggression. and, obviously, it was an unjustified use of force for hundreds of people to attempt to retake the land last Thursday. These acts did not minimize violence-they pr1r voked it. ··rhe use of violence and the lhrea1 of \"io\ence also have political implications. It undermines 11ood University govern· ment to have to decide difficult question s in the haste and panic of responding !n confrontation. It also undermines 11ooct University government to permit the users of violence and coercion to dictate lhe timing and procedures for the review of University decisions and to frame the alternatives open to us. It is just as wrong for us In the Senate to make edu· cational decisions off the top of our heads a:s \\'e deal with an emergency as it is for the Regents to do so. I hope we will not make the same mistakes y,·e accuse olhers of making. "ONE lMMEDl.4.TE question is what happens to the fence. As long a:s the issue Conlroversy continues lo s11 r- ro11nd 1he future fote of ''Peo- ple's Park" property at !lit Uni· versity of Califor1tia. Berkeley. After. violence erupled 011 011'1 around the UC campus. Chcrnctl· /or Roger \V . 1-leyns on ~1a11 23 addressed t/\c Berkeley divisio11 of tlte Academic Senate on his view of the circumsta11ces. These nre key excerpt.~ of his talk ns 'l'eported bt the University Bulle- tin June 2. re1nains thiat of possession and control, the fence must be left up. If the fence were to come down before a plan y,·as adopted. then the chances of ever in fa ct being able to devote the property to !he proposed use v.·ithout even greater physical C1'.lnflict are very small. After all. our crisis did not start because reasonable people from the street came in to discu ss possible uses of University land. Rather. they occupied it. declared their contempt for its le11al owne rshi p, and announced their intention lo re sist any effort of the University to possess it. \Ve must · recognize that for some this altitude has not changed. l was just in· formed that this morning two persons prominent in the park issue made a. public appeal for thousands or persons to converge on Berkeley and take down the fence. Until this kind of call for con- fro ntation is clearly and p u b I i c I y repudiated. our attem pts lo eliminate lhe presence of law enforcement personne l \VOU ld be simply irresponsible. ..IN ITS Sl~1PLEST tenns. the sa tisfactory solution lo a complex pro- blem such as this requires freed om to choose among a large nurnbrr nf alternatives. fl is a fact of our life that Lhe raoge of alternatil·es available to us is progressively narrowing as a resul.t of two factors : the intransigent determ ina- tion of radicals to make cxlreme rlemand:s and to provoke confrontation. This means that the number of a\\ernatives they will consider i:s \'ery narrow. The other set of forces is more complex; it consists of public opinion, in- formally stated. and mianifested in the position of their representatives. The range of snlutionll they can accept is niore and more hmited. as public an:dely gro.,.,,s and as the obvious need for the protection of lhl' co1nmunity grows. "This is not the occasion to elaborate on this analysis, but I believe that Berkeley facul ty me m be r s are sophisticated enough to realize that the continued existence and health of the University of -California al Berkeley carmot be guaranteed unless v.·e work v.•ith in the options avialable to us. \Vhich or you can honestly say that he. in 1ny posltion. would set aside the University·s del'elopment plans and in· :;;lead allow University land to be used by anonym ous and leaderless peoole to do with v.•hat they 1~·ished. \Vhile the analogy is not perfect, it may make the point: a conservative. landlord was con- fronted \\·ith an unauthorized tenan t \vhose original announcl'1t inten tion \\'<IS to create a ·cultural, political. freakout and rap renter of the western y,·orld,' and I y,·as the business manager. ··BOTH EXTRE~1E conservative and radical forces limit our choices. Each can and doe s respond in ways tha t disrupt lhe University or interfere furthf'r in our autonomy. Neither of these groups ha! the best interests of the University at heart. One can legitimately question ad· 1ninistrative decisions but criticism oblivious to this conflict of forces is ir· responsible. Every segment of the com· n1unity has the right and responsibility to make its views known. T recognize their desire lo be sure that the administration is not unduly influenced by only one seg· n1ent, by prol'iding counterpressure. But there is a point. at which the decision 1nust be made. 'rhen it is the responsibility of all mem- bers interested in the unity of the insti- tution if not lo support that decision. at the very lea~\ 10 oppose the use of force to gel the de cision changed . "Uni\'ersil)' faculties all over this coun- try ha\·c had occasion to evaluate the perforn1ancc of all types of men in threading their 1vay through these strong opposing forces that threaten lo reduce autonomy. This fa culty has had several opportunilics of this sort. "BY AND LARGE, the solution at many universities. including this one. ha!< been lo look for someone else. or suggest some se lf-inltlat ivc on the part of the ad· mini strator himself. , John Birch Society. F'urther. when t · Ron11 ld ReagAn began crilicidnc: -·""""'"""'"'-"'--.. -~ ... -....... __________ .,,_,.,,_..., ...... _,.,."""'· ~~ 1•..:. ' As a contribution to institutional the- ory, il might be a good idea for some f<1 C'Ul ty ~ome\1·herc. at a tin1e of acute crisi s. to try the idea or giving an ad· ministrntor some 5Upport. some running roon1 and some protection from cocr· CIOn. J the State univf'rsity sysli!m. it \\'JI!". Tom Storkc who was U1e f\n;t tn &a)': "In 1hese attacks by Rea~An I 11ee the slippery hand s of Robert \Vtlch and his Birch Society.·· l I watched him sloy,•ly thread his way through the dinin1 room, nod· dina and y,·avlng to all tht' Ettablilhment people who greeted him warmly. Truly, here is one of thole ''ctntradlctlons of capitallsm'' that the Marxist t1c- Ucl1111 uted to t.lk aboul -ont of 1 the precioos conttadlct.lons that ma y yet nve the system from btina: Jma.'htd by Its noislut 50- called friends . * GOOD-OOOO-OOOll: Tut ,,_.., -loolr do"1Jlowo : lb• bfrlli .. birds In their surplus pu j1c1'et1 and btll boltom pMU, will> lhclr ., , VIEWS OF CA~IPIJS LIFE, JIHl9 • • ;. • ~ ~ i ii'ttml[i I 110 0 ' ~._ .... . ·nnwnw,... ... 11 --··-·-"" ~·"' "!' ·o~. "''· •• .... 11 t• .. • llJjlll!' 811 B e n lt'kks '11111\mr b,,111• II '"'""'' • ----- Saturday. June 21. 1969 The Comment t'age of the D11ily Pilot seeks to inform and stimulate readers by presenting a variety of com- mentary on topics of inter· est and significa nce from informed observers a n d spokesmen. ltoltfl't N. 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Why b o t h e r".' \Vhat they n e c d is a punch in the mouth. l'\·c done a lot of writing ad l'm !.iUrt the two of us "'ould make a great te;im. Jiow about it'.' -ONE WHO HAS MADE IT DEAR ONE: Your signature indicates that you don't need me. And if that st.e lement on letnagers is a sample of you r thinking, I don't nted you1 Thanks a bunch . rreshman in a local coll<?ge, lives on campus b u t sometimes comes h o m e y,·eekends. While the parents are vaca· tioning out of the country the boy has been entertaining a 30· ' year-old tramp. The woman is divorced and her reputation is mud. She arrives al the house \ i about 7 P.M. and stays a!Jl night. leaving her car in the driveway. I feel we shoul d inform the parents y,·hen they retum. My husband says to ask Ann Landers. CHe 's sure you 'll tell us MYOB ). Tncidentally. I'd appreciate it if someone spoke up to save OUR young son : TOWELS! WASHCLOTHS! Su11da11 011111! 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Bruce might be one of the~e people so get off his back. As for liquor making folk'i relaxed and niorc tolkntlvt. J've received thousa nds of Jet· h:rs from women whose hu sbands become so reJ~.,;ed and talkath·e that they blew promising careers and loused up several ll\•es in the process. -MR. AND MRS. K. DEAR 1\1R. AND MRS.: You cannot save a I!-year-old from the cluk bes of a harlot. especially -....·hen he doesn't \1•ant lo be sa,•ed. The boy's behavior po.tern wos established long before his parents too) this trip. Keep quiet and con centrate on your own lion. Wh•I ll fr~c~ kl•1IM? h l! w1011e? Wl!ll •l'loukl st r lllt nec~i119 th,..ils -"'t bo'r or lhe ,1r1? C•n I 1not9un ""Odi"9 suctffd? Reid .Ann L•n<k"' -lfl, .,THnA~ s.,,. -ltn WIVi to Cool 11." Stncl '4l Ct~h In (Oi" •l\<f 1 king. Y.11·~res~ 11•m1>11d envt looe. Ann Llnd'!t"S will ~ •l.od 10 hele vw with 'Y&ll• orc.bltf'Y.,. :l.efld lllem lo IM'r '" urt d ""' DAILY PILOl, en<loo· I"' 1 .-1~sed, 111ml>td en~. 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Ot1111t "997 ....... 1 - I Y.an Gl.&al"&ntte. Your a.otce of. Color, Green er-... t DIAL NOW DIRECT! ; : 642-5678 ; •• i !Tell frM H•'" Cev1tty 540°11201 ; AND YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD I • 2200 HARBOR BL VD. ~~~:~· 0~1d COS T A MESA Harbor :.. ......................................................... : ·- I I t lleal E~tate Questions •nd Comment By RH llot Rendon McCordr. I undertt•od I cen ••ve money w"-" I NII my .p....,.rty by Hlllnt by the ln1 tellment method. Could · yeu plNH explain whet I must do In order to qualify fo r an ln1tallment 11le? J. N. Corona del J.tar • $9 Mi1lion ·Tt'aile~-Coiµplet .' Planned for Sati Oemente Hubert A. Temple, president ol the A.,..lcan Mobile Home Corporatflan, developero ol ll>e propoeed flO.acre mobile borne pvk la county area near: San Clemerile, today announctd the dtv<lopment Win ttprtSenl an expenditure of tt million. He aaid his company plans a ~mobile home village, and the demity will not be as great as would a development of cluster patio apartments. "The mobile home village," he said, "will average seven mobile homes to the acre against eight or more cluster patio apartmenls lo the acre. ' ' oestbetic-<baraderlallca ol Uit moot modem oubdlvillon, wflli ... lighUd atreell and wfti JnOre landscapinJ than tbt average aubdirision. •• J. Tempie said hll finn •tu spend 1111,000 ll> landlcapil1f and over $150,000 in recre .. Uonal facilities and a clubllou5e. Briefly, in order to quallry a sale of real estate for Jbe installment method the seller must comply with two conditions: not more than 30 percent of the total sales price may be received by the seller in the year of sale, and the seller must specifically elect ·the installment SPACIOUS LIV I N~ ROOM IN NEW MODEL HOME AT RANCHO LA• CUESTA "'lbe occupants of our moblle home vlllag., are retired doctors, J aw y e r 11 , scirentlsQ and other pr~ tessionals," said. T e rn p I e • ..Our ..-survey shows that the average couple who resides in ao AMC park speods an average-cf-$450 ptt--mGnth· in lhe local community." will have .llJ own secwiiy gate and guard, and it will be architect designed. s a i d Temple. He aaid the average coat of the trailer in the villap ... ur be $13,~ but one could cogt as high as '24,000. In other words, be said, the villacen will spend approximately $8 million for the· mobile home!t .-hile . the company 'will ex. ercise an tx.penditurt: ol $3.5 million for the par~'• im- provements. method on a timely lax return for the year of sale. f The election Is made on the seller's returD by a !!"bowing of all the facts relatin, to the safe, including the . :total rrice paid·, the· total gain to be realized over the 11ife o the contract. and the pro ra,te portion of t'1e gain ~xable in the year of sale. Now, for further in· Jformation, see your CPA, attorney, or Realtor. 4 Yw hMr ~I• ••Y things like ''Yft, they can i.fford to own that becauH it loo••• money fo r tMm ind f hertfor• 11ve1 them money.'' That sounds Ilka so much ifiou ble t1fk to ma. Woukl you pl••H axplaln how tooling makes money? Don't throw this letter away. I'm · ing funny~ I lust can't '" how you can loose and make money at the ••me time. I know it's 'il«w, l 'Just don't understend. Will It -ri< for me? W. T .• Newport Beach Depreciation and leverage through. borrowing are the keys to tax benefits which wUI work for anyone who Wants to invest their income dollars rather than send them to the ·Internal Revenue Department. • The major factor to tax leverage in income-prcr clucing real estate is the depreciation deduction. The in· vestor gets aJi annual dedtiction for depreciation without having to lay out any of his own cash to get that ded.uc· t.ton. Even as a theoretical matter, most investors view d;epreciation as an unreal exp'ense or ·one which is more t)lan offset by non-taxable a_ppreciation; ' They are justified in this view, not only because many buildings have an indefinite 'life for all practical pUrposes, but also because property values have either risen .or remained stable. despitt" the continuing depreciation deductions that save taxes each year. The other factor is that the investor in real estate !>ft.sea bis depreciation deduction on the entire cost of an iacome-.producing building Including the trust deed. n?t just on what cash he pays above the trust deed. This may make the depreciation deduction larger than the net income so the.t t!te investment gives him a tax loss that cuts the tax on his other income. And he can deduct this depreciation even while he may actually experience an economic profit through appreciation of his inves!· nient. Sounds reasonable, doesn't it? And the same en· teria and like benefits apply to everyone. Et>1TOlt'S NOTE : lttn4tll It. McCt tll!t h Ml ""'61men.t t11tl~5t, ••niCltnl ol .._ IMI &telf!'1. , col!HI ~. 1 dfredw of tl'le Ctlllor~lt iluodtl'°" of IMI fst.19 TwcMr .. ~ of "ltttl E•i.tt lft Ctllforrllt ." $eftd VO\lf CW.Sl'°"9 •"4 _,. • • .,..,n It. MeC•nlt. r.11 ,,,. 1>otllJ' J01111, to• u.o, c ... 1, Me~ ..... La Cues ta Second Unit Sells Fast Most of New Niguel Homes Near Finish Eleven of the 20 new homes Bay Plaza are also nearby. Quality comtruction and the to be built at Vista de! Niguel, The luxury homes, designed Tem:>le said the proposed trailer park, bordered by Camino Estrella on the West, San Diego Freeway on the North and Camino Capistrano on the South,. is located on the bluffs. It wil be surrounded by a wood and stone, post fence, it "Mobile home villages de- mand Jess services from a city or county," said Temple, ''than does a cluster housing or single·famlly housing sub- di vision. 1be new concept for mobile homes, bowever, 1S to make them look architec- turally like any other homes. "The proposed county·area moblle home village on the bluffs will have all the Ri1nmer Joins Forest popuJar all-electric Patio overlooking the cbllmplonship by architect Arthur R . kitchens are contrlbullng to JI-hole El Niguel golf course Schiller, range in price from the brlsk sales of the second in Laguna Niguel are in the $41,650 and contain lhree or unit of Rancho La CUesta ln final atage of com'pteUon with four bedrooms, three baths. Hunlington Beach, according one model home finished, and family rooms. nooks, formal to R. C. Kiser, Southern the rtmainlng eight. are ex-dining rooms and a variety of California Edison Company pected to be finished by fall, convenient build-in features di!trict manager. according to an announcement such as wet bars. Three-car Duncan Rimmer, an in-Rimmer attended USC. He Temple . said mobile home villagers are mosUy reUred couples who prefer the mobile home w~ of livinl rather than apartment.. or ain&l• family residences. He said the efficiency Gf production methods and. new design of mobile homes by manufacturers will make the AMC park one of the flout ln the nation. Let TV .WEEK Turn You On Every Satu rday The Medallion Award.win-by builder-developu Bob garages are iocluded in some dependent subdivider and enlisted In the Air Corps dur· ning develop~t is located at Russell of the Laguna Mesa plans, and exterior details in-builder, has joined the Deane ing World War II, and receiv- Brookhllr!t· Street and Atlanta Co. elude walled front ya rds, Brothers' Lake Fort!t staff as ing his discharge, worked two AvenUe. • Four model homes Russell said that the homes, panel-fenced side yards, and purchasing agent, ·it was an-years as an appraiser for a are now optn 1lo display the in addition to being ideally landscaping and sprinklers in noun~d this week by Robert bank. Then he fonned Duncan distinctive units built by located for golf enthusiasts, the front yard. E. Hardesty, vice presiOent in Development Company and Frank H. A)'Tes and Son. are al!O just a few minutes Adyaru;e sales and reserva~ charge of Lake Forest. for the next 23 years, Utrtil[;;:==========; Highlight <1f each home .is distance from the many other t.ions have·been "exceptionally In this new posHien, Rim· joining Deane, operated the DO ·SINGLE MEN the fully~pped all-tlectric recreational facilities cf brisk'' aci::ordlng to. Rus&eU, mer is responsible for firm as a subdivider and HAVE MORE FUN? patio kitchen With p a s s • Laguna Nigue_J, including the wbo pointed out that at negotiating and lelting all con-bUilder. 1 11 they' ....., through sliding windows and a beach, riding club, Oitna Point the present rate, all 10 homes tracts in the development of Rimmer and his wife cur-• ·,h.9ft1Te1HT 01Rts1 patio serving counter. Marina and planned Country would be sold out Jn record the !l>O-acre commtinlty in rently live in West Los CALL 547""67 Featured in the kltcben are a Park. The shops and pnr tlme-more than half or them southeastern Orange County. Angele!. They have two grown buiilt-in range and oven, a _'::•::"::i•::•::al:....:''"':::..::. c<s:::.. ... i•:....:M::°".::::''::':::h:....:•:.:ol::d:..l::on::g~b.::•f::°"':.::..'°=m::!p::.le::t:ion:::_· _ _:A::._•:::•::'::iv.:e....:::of:....:Lo::.:s _:A::ng~e:l•:s._:ch=il::d:.:"::":.· --------'==-='=._=.,.="=r=l=H=,..='=,.=-=:f dishwasher and wast e1· disposal, Kiser said. The 127 single and two-story Spanish styled homes are available with three or four bedrooms and two or thr ee baths and start at the $24,99~ price-level. Other features inc 1 u de formal dining rooms, wood· burning fireplaces, I a r g e gracious entries and full , plate.glass mirrors in the baths. All utilities ha ve been placed undergTound to enhance the beauty of the development, be said. The lleldl II &1U1 D1W hllmlll, 11111-nrsehooll11111 ...... 11111 CC1111mW awnc, --clOID •• ..,,,.,, 11111 "* fraa41, Gridder •Turns Turtle' 11111 l1apart .rm, llllllnplaluJlwll, 11111 .... ,. •• , AFL Flanker Take s Home in Irvine Where to planl the zinnias and petunias al his new home nowadays is absorbing the al· tention of Rod Sherman. a star on three USC rootball teams. and a flanker on the Cincinnati American League Football team. He is leaving till later all the problems or outsmarting big fast defensive linemen and his role as a key man in the of- fensive ol an up and coming team. He and his new bride, the former Jayne Roberson, have purth~ed a two-story, four bedroom luxury home in Mid- dlcbrook·Anderson Company·s Turtle Rock Hills development adjacent to the UC Irvine campus in Orange County. They are doing the landscaµ. ing and learning to garden at the same Lime. ''During the football scasun we get tired or apartment:< and hotels and traveling." ex· plained Sherman. "\Ve deeidcd we had to have a home base where we wanted lo lh·e permanently, so \ve selected Orange County anti Turtle Rock Hills. Also. \\'C made up our minds that v•e \\·0t1ld choose where we v.·anted to live rather than let employ· ment determine the location.·• Sherman v.·orks for a physica l fitness ccmpany in the area and Mrs. Sherman is employed as a dental hygienist at Laguna Beach. "Cincinnati i1nproved with every game Y>e played."' said Sher1nan. "It .v.·ill be in· teresting to see how the team develops this year. I thinli \1·e will be more of a factor in the league. \\'e ha\•e a lot of good athletes and \\'e really \1·orkerl hard for a year. I hope Y•e v.·1!1 sho\I' the results in our play." Sher111an. 'vho Jl 1 a y e d llanker at use fro111 1964 to 1966. scored the \1·inning • touchdown in the 1966 thriller against Notre Dame at the Coliseum. USC "·on a 20-17 victory after trailing the No. 1 team in the countryl7--0 at half time. Shennan was selected in the draft by Baltimore a n d Oakland and signed with Oakland. playing there in 1967. He wU traded to Cincinnati in the 1981 eipansion draft. HUD Urged To Retain Prime Rate Tht Council or Housing Pro. ducers today urged HUD Sec- retary George Romney lo hold to the present Interest rate on FHA-insured mortgag- es. Since the prime r a t e wa.s ihcreased last week l h e re Jla.s: been much speculation that the pretent ma:a:imum permissible rate of 7\t percent would be increased. ne councu. in a telegram to Ronmey, polnted out that the n.te incrtue was unJlkely to produce any aubstanU1J amount of mortga.ge money for F'HA·IMUred loans.. ' l'llO GlllDOJR PICKS TURTLE ROC K (...........,,, 11..i Sher,,..n eM Wile The council .,ked the .OC. mary to hold the pl'<Mllt rate for et 1 .... to day1 In °""' to flve the market a cbanct to stal>n1ze and develop .- <lwly delinlble lr<ndL 11111"*"'•· Ulll wida Milne , 11111 hget!11, 11111 aarfllr, 11111 awlmmlD&. the 8e1ck 1rm$22,990 tke8eock ModelHoan:lO:DO Lm. to l:OOp.m. Z, 3, 4. • 5 Bedr ooms 2 I: 3 Baths VA-No Down I: FHA Financing --------------- ·a.., ti.e _.,..,,... ind.,....i..1 -.. producen li•tff on tltt New Yorlc St0<khchen19. f . . In .. , bt cc cl sh ck Ill bt .. 1 bt fo m di: In hi Fo st " K N " B• tO he p< m m o• " Ju d• r l , II H m V< .. fil w lh E g• J< ll' at m B .B: th y< st II· fii w lo 81 b• "' or N ge nc ar hi "' Ai or A> In A1 m " th th Ir' ph 11. m• de ec l ] Co In Ar or ec ex bu m• r~ he ol 'II Pl ~ 111 In de Lo ,, du . bu Jo '" . . '' . • • ·s.~ . .i... ?t. 196• Co:rpiirations ·· 'faking ~ajor Rn 1e • Ill 'Housing lnclustr~ I . ' . • ... . Mil too, Iona .. , ~·-·. lndllatt)' wu 'c:l!aroclt~ .a. •·the lndllllry captlaliam !ell behind." lt wu an lnduslry coastantl7 plaaued b7 pro- duction Jn1tablllly and a •hor<a&~ of operaliJli and d<veloprntnl capital. It was 1n Industry known for !ta peculiar "conlra-cye:llcal" bebavtor: llouslng went down when the economy went .up, becauae It could not compete for capllll Jn the f\riancial marketplace with other . in· dustries. And It was the first industry to feel the pinch of high intertsl rates which th e federal Reserve System in- stituted to chttk Inflation. ·Fi.nail)', housh11 regularly lost lta labor .force in ~ range~nta bet~ bulldtrs The seminar was attended sptrous. times, •be ca u • e ahd. f1'anclal and investment by over 500 ol the D1tion'1 workmen wert attracted lo In-institutiom, and to n e " Jeadlng builders. buildln1 ~ dustrles that oUered less methods of rlnancln1 vast new d u c t s manufactuten, cor- cyellcal employment lt was, housini and re&l e s t a t e pofations, a~· flnJnCial and In Short, a vl<:Um of pro-developments. 1n~estmenl· fifriu.• 'lbe jfttertst sperlty. Only wl:ien the tnUre A semlnar reeenUy held in of-so many giant c:orporaliou ecoJIDIDY~, , down was New York City eiplori!'d in in the seminar wu explained hbuSlng ·to·z,coye.r. depth these new deveklpments by· Edwird Birkner. director In recelif. yei. . ~e'tef', in the housing industry. Tilled of the Marketj.ng Jqfonniillon lhe houstn'c • iidultrY Jtas "Giaqt Capital Movements In Net\'IO[k: ~ed, u~ a_ l-esuu·:..bf In-Building and Real Estate" the "A:s more *'<I more com· flfltlOnary •forcei. in· ~ n&· seminar was jointly sponsored ~nies buy up, merge with, or ·lio&s eco"9my ind .tbe~tr~ by The Marketing Information ~It .out to ocher companies, it toward COnglomeratioa of Net"lOfk of New York, a con-becoines •PP.8llnt tba.t one ol. business ~erprisea. These suiting Urm specialiiillg in the the most viluable u.seU o1· factors have led to a vast hooslng industry , and .these .multi-market companies reorga~n ol the housing P r o r e s s i o n a I B u ilder is .land. Railroads, fore.st pro-indiµtry~ ·the Involvement Magazine. a business publica-Jtuct 'companies, oil com· ot ii•~ corporations in hous-lion serving the housing and pani~, life · insurance .corn· ing, to ~ ~orkin& ar· light construction iDdustry. panles, boildlng products com- paidea, ·and many .othtrs •. have mun I ties. It takil huae pools fQ91MI thlt they own siieable ol capital to .acqUite llnd and qUUWlea of laod .-and that 10 elev.lot> and pnlll10l< il" land, combined with bullder Marsh Po. Trimble, publlsht!r b\otf·h#, .cu be con,Y.erted of Pro!es3lobal Bu 11 de r inlo • MtblY. J>'Ofl~ble )eat Magadne, ...._ ol the esU.ie, \n. I.be (orm Of· housing, seminar, ctt.N the nation·s sh®otn.I ceftttn, ,ftlOrt com· desperate need tw housing as muftltlti,, ""\.Glfl\'O oand In· the underlylnc' rWon ,,..,the duftQl!)lr)(I~?! ' · Interest of so many of~ na- 0.· tbl1 Olbet, ~ Biiintr Uon't INdfng cor:porttkmll and PD!nle<lou~ It haf·~me-'W' 'l!UiloeRlnlhesemlnar • .., pl"!'~ le! bolld~ • t~al the , "America Is enlerltl( 'upon reiow):oa ot ·the · b 1 t ·b I r the pea test need ·!" ·pro- capital!Jed i:ol'l>Ol'ltich · ccluld Viding shelter in " Its entire sol-A!: inlnY ol the problems or history. We Wave etilcled thei •uDderolpltallud building leglalation that seU: a goal of ipdustry. "Builders today need. n milUon new ~inc .untll to money in increasingly lara:e be constructed in the neit JO amounts for new tow'ns and years. And over the next lwtn· -other 1iganttc new com· t)'"flye years wt will bave t.o pn>du<e a . mlDl<>n units 'lo bUl. mfft the dtrnanda of ~ Trimble 111d that t be growing population and our semirw KrVed u 1 Y~ decaying housln1 inventory. In forum for buildtn and tbie other words, wt will have to ' corpcihte and ftnMdal car. duplicate our entire existing munities. ·•u it inter9lltia'g supply· of housing units." He tti.at of tbe $08 1ttendee1, a,. noted, however, that the piuimately· one-half we r • chronic problem o f un-builders tnd the other ludt dercapltallzatlon still plagued wert. from corporationl and the housing industry. financial lnstltutlona. And lite ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,,-~~~~ ' 1-Family Homes Now Investment Students · Auctio·n "Exactly at the time when object of their aettlna ~ ool' rieed ls the~ ireatest, we w~ €o learn how eadt could are confronted with a con-pr<ifit from a closer rel• stricted supply of capital. Uonship and better Ull· Whlle )lousing demand is dentandlng of the other." from tradltional sources such Trimble said that "Tbe wa.,. from taditional sources such of the future is the merctai ti as savings institutions is being building firms into ~ C09' halved. And this is where the glomerates and corporaUolW, highly capitalized corporation and this seminar not only ex· comes in. Many businesses to-plored this development but day have surplus capital to in-brought together t b • I• vest in k>ng·term, anti-in· dividuah and firms who wUI flalionary ventures -and real probably be the princlpab -. e.state and housing can fill that such mergers." Leitch designed the homes at Turtle Rock }Olis, a single (amity proje c t by Middlebrook-Anderson which is to receive the National Association 0£ Home Builders' ~ward of merit during the con· ference. Hou ~e . They Built A three-bedroom home built a table-height breakfast bar. entirely by stuOents at Fuller-Sealed blds will be received ton Junior College v.•111 be up to 3 p.m. on the daf of the sold to the highest bidder at 3 bidding, at which time bids p.m., June 24. in the Board will be opened and oral bid- ' LOOKING FOR TAX SHELTER AND INCREASED INCOME? P11r OM!.NIG HT llAL U TATI INYISTMINT SIMIMAI Pt .. r••: '•"•I l•d by Mr. Jo,•ph M•v••, C.,,A. C111•cl•h.+ ; .. , •• 1••'•'•1 •••• 1. D.te: Thu•1d •v, Jy"• 16, 7:l0 p.m. ''-•: s.ddl.\i1d1 ln11, w.1twi"d1 R.oom , 1660 E. flnt, S•nt1 A"• Room of the District Educa-ding will start. Oral biddlng ..... :n, ••• will 110 10Uci11tio- tion Center, 1000 North Lemon will be accepted only from PHONl 544-4000 fOl SEAT I UIRY.t.f lONS ' Architect' Richard LCitch, senior partner of Leitch- Kiyoto1d and Associates or Newport Beach, in a recent address to the Pacific Coast Builders' Conference. said that tOday's buyers or single-family homes represent only the up- per one third of the housing market-and that t h e I r motivation is no longer home ownership in Lhe old·fashioited sense, but rather investment, lu~ury and low-maintenance design. Leitch said t h a t con· dominiums, townhouses resort homes and t h e clubhouses, Jakes and other amenities thal go with .them account ror a fast-increaSing . proportion of his practice-and that these fonns of housing are eoncentratir".g in the cities and their suburbs. Street in F'1llerton. those who have made a ualed The 14th home. to be'boilt by:i -;b1:·d.=========::::::::':':':":":':'~':':':·:":·:·":':':•ic:k:C.::.:::':':'W:':"::::::~ F JC students since l~ the new model comprises 1670 squire feet and is of Spanish Top Sellers Earn T rip To Hawaii Said Leitch, '·Everybody's t1lming t.o tDwn, because the action, people and money are in the urban and suburban centers. Meanwhile. land in the cities and suburbs is virtually all spoken for or gone. In Europe, this is no design. . ' For the first time the stu· The final days of the trip to phe-enon at all. There arc Fatnifti• Si%e Ho111e Hawaii contest al George M. virtualy no more single fami· u dent builders have utilized concrete roof Ules, manufac· tured b y ~tonier-Raymond Concrete Tile Company In Corona. The tiles, which come in 15 glazed colors, are fire· proof and last the li!C of the structure. Styled after the architectural form achieved by three pitas of traditional Roman tile, the individual "Monray" tile comprises a gracefully curved rib and two \vater channels. Holstein and Sons' Bluffs com· ly houses in the major Euro-The Stanford model of Village Three on the Irvine munlty in Ntwport Beach saw pean cities." Ranch is one of the homes designed for any family veteran S31esman, Leo Freeze He adds that high interest size. The colorful family room, two fireplaces and and his v.·ife, Tammy, capture rates. taxes. and maintenance master bedroom suite carry out the overall concept !l·rst prize. costs have made it so difficult f . The home has an exterior of Spanish textured stucco,, fo~c· ed air heat, and a ceramic tile floor in the entry. Other features include custom solid· core entry doors , a family room with a beam ceiling and vinyl asbestos floor tile, and a highly functional kitchen with • L,h o spaciousness. Freeze sold over $640,000 to create equity 1n a , .... me ---'-------------------- \Vorlh or Bluff homes during today. that traditional pride the ran contest to lead the in ownership has been replac· Eastbluff sales staff. The ed by an alertness to tax ad· group. headed by sales chief vantages and speculation. And John Sellens, wound up an ag· ror these purposes the "lux-Irvine Talk Slated gregate of $2,500,000 in sales ury" or special-purpo&e home at the award winning com· is idea:, Leitch said. John ._1urphy, preSident of Building. 5670 Wilshire Blvd. ON THE TUBE ·munily above Upper Newport Under standing the motiva-the lrvine Industrial Complex Murphy will present a Bay in only four months. lion of this new concept of in Orange County, will address report entitled ''Irv in e For 11 •• \i••' 911id. to .. h.t'1 Freeze, who lives in the homeowning is a primary task the DlCiDlhlf ,dµiner meeting of Industrial Complex -~1id '69 ~ff;";"' d~•~•i\i~!;, ·;~.t ,r: .Bl !! d el t d was b ·id r· · I le the AmeMcan Industrial Real Report" according to James ,,,,,,,, ,~;,;.,, •' th• DAILY u s ev opmen an for u1 ers, 1nancia peop · t.~-" ...,...;;: , d. 14 L. McDonald, vice president of " • the first occupant nearly four landowners and architects in .I0:4lw-ft:'A~atiiJn on,.,..u 911. 'ILOT. years ago, earned a two wee s the future, Leitch cone u . a ,: · · · k l-~~~~~~~~~~~~_'.~~6L~~_!'.;;!1_'.'.·n~~~·~~~l~F~e~d'._'.lh~e'._'.'.assoc":'.'.'~i~al~io~n~.~~~~_c'====================. slay in the Islands from the Holstein organization. The development is in the final stages of its Marina uni t with a record of 60 sales prior to the first completion o( the 81 home section above the bay. Planning and model!! are now underway for a new group of homes in the area's Northbluff section. A . Pereira Opens Firi:ri Arthur L. Pereira, a second generation member of the noted family of archilects, has announced the formation of his own architectural office at ~14 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles. As an a350Ciate of the Jinn (If William L. Pereira and Associ ates from its inception in 19~ until this :1pring, Arthur Pereira participated in many of the major projects as executive architect. Amon these projects were Unit I the fine arts complez at UC lr\'ine. He also served as project planner for the HuhUngton Harbour master · plan • anCf many o ther projeclS as a designer. planner · and· ei· ecutive architect. Record Set For Sales ' . • .. Standard·Pacinc ' COrp. or Costa Mesa set a new record in home sale durtiig· .Apr.ii , Arthur E. Svendsen, chairman of the board and chief ex· ecutive officer of the rapidly expanding California home . building company told a ' meeting or Orange County rwocial community members here today. The company recorded sales of 62 homes in its popular "&nnmerfield" tract n e a r PlactnUa. StatistiCI published by the First A!nerican Title Ciwnpany s~ this to be the largest numbef of homes sold In any Individual t r a c t dtvtlopmt:nt In tht Ventura. Los Angeles aod Orange Coon· 11 arr:as In 1ny.slng lc month during 1961. The company has plans to build an additional 200 lKimes irf this .area r111glng In pdce - ;. ~ .. ' .>,,ft( '!' .~. ' i 'f" ;w ~\ •"" "' ·~· ·Shopping new home developments? 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ThoUsands of homes arc ri:stcd by si.tt,price and area. of av1U1bk: new Medallion Homet thtt auic your ttq1.1ircmtnt1. Abo, ask your local Rultor to altow you h;,.cl«t(onof MedalllQn Homa. Surdarsdtlvingall OYetwith. 1 car fuU ofkicband mtps,dot1t1't It~ A1 EdOOn we call it our SHE' provam. SHEmnds forSd«t· -Hoina.El«m>nicolly.Aod SHE can 80 10 \\'Ofk for you riahtnow. And"thie~tr.ftvkewon't A (cw days afrrr smdlnc in· the fonn, COit ~ 1 cmt. . you'll rm:ivt 1 computer printout Complimmuof Edaon. . Southatn Callf0tni1 ldlson ,sCJi ••• For 1989 f111.ilr fl• CANYON LAKE Th• first PriJ1lt l••llerUip fr1sh wlltr lake of Its kind in Solllltm C1llfomi1 90 min. from L.A. (Neu Riverside) A $~5,000,000 WATE R SPORTS-RECREATION WONDERLAND Htrt 11 tht flr1t pri't'olt fr11h wottr rtcrtolional lokt of ill kind t't'er built in S<wfh.ln Colifornio. As o pri't'Dlt waltr 1port1 poroditt, Conyon Lokt Is 01 difftrtnt from on ordinory public lakt or beach 01 night from day. for txampl•, the purity of f!1• watet in the loke will always be rlgidly controlled. A Ki•ntific fish stocking and moimeMrnce pr09rom will be mointoined. loati"Q, swimming, fi1hing a nd woter 1kiing 'frill be ,.,. ulated to insurt the marina 1alety and enjoym•nt far all. Special swimming b.oches will be Ml oside, Raosonablt stondards of cleanlineu, -police Mellrity ond ttoffic control "'iitl be maintoined at oil times. A 1enslble body of rul•s will gOYern the utt of all lodgt, aolf club, riding 1toble, parki. comp grounds, boot dock• and commercial iacilitieL A . ~if•r"'ed 1u•rd ot entry g~tt houle w~/ 1Jdmfr Only Co11yon lokt re1idents oriel tUetff. LOTS FROM s5500 10% Down-Excellent Bank T ~rms ' v 14.9 Miles of v Park Shoreline v Camp Ground yr Sw imming v Rid ing Stable v Fishing v Marina v Water Skiing v Commercial Center v Golf ""' Deluxe Lodge v Boating v Sandy Beaches NOTE ••• The lodtte, twimming pool, tennis courtt, the rnoriM, the vii. c.tnter, beaches, parln a nd campgrounch site ore riow an compl•tM oM r...ty for Nftl * AN INVESTMENT YOUR FAMILY CAN . ENJOY RIGHT AWAY! ' You don't hovt to buHd if you don't worit to .•. but, ot ·e .. prop..-ty ddtrt«, yw en Stott fiihing, swimming, booting In fbi1 beovtiful big t...m WO..-~ l"Wl)ediotit(y, Htre is a 1e>und lend purchaw In prim• shorehrte ~" proptrty. ~ ii • .,ew kind of water aporh private community for hea lthful oUtcloOr-fCNllUy fun. H.re It .,._ lokt Arrowheod or Lokt Tohot but much bett.r bee-au.. ft Is 1tricffy • prf¥ate pr11p ..i tion. Conyon Lok• con never be c,owded with mobt of p90pl9'1 onty · OWn«S end .-.. ort oUowtcl. The lok• wlll always be kept purt ond cleon1 the fishing wlll ofwaryt be good , • , and Canyon lake i1 wit,hln 90 mlnute1 of th• cenf9r' of lo1 Ang.._., me fottut growing, riche1t, most outdoor.minded city In rhe world. Whtt• elae can you fllM • family purchase thot you C"Ori fish in, swim In, golf on and enjoy IMMEQIATaY? •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• FOR A VALIDATED GATE PASS AND FREE BOAT TOUR ON THE CANYON QUEEN OR ... FOR OUR 8 PAGE FU[L COLOR BROCHURE MAIL THIS COUPON TODA Y! MAIL TO : FOOTHILL PROPERTY MANt..'Gf;MENT• 'CO., CHASE AND TAYLOR STREET, P.O.· BO~· 970, GORONA, CALIF. 9172Q. 0 PleJSe send me 1 valid1t1d 1-ti pns fOod for a fret boll toUr of Can)'Ql'I Lake. O P~ase send mo '"'' full color broch\Jro, NAMc_~~~-~-~-~~~~~~~- ADDRBS~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- CITY ________________ _ STATE& Z IP _____________ _ ft.t·I OCD, from IU,000 I0 $31,000. !---------------------------------· '-----------------------""" l J ( r NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE WEEK'S AND YEAR'S HIGH, LOW CLOSE • ' .. .. " ., " ' " " • '" •• 71 1• con "" 3 ot9l(dn 34 • 1tlo Cdn 1 • } o ((In ~. S ~Cd~ .. " 'i . • • '" ••• '" ,, " . " '" ... ..... ,,., " ·~ .... AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE • WEEK'S lflff H• Y .. rl'f '"'"I Hltfl '-"-L•d (ltt H .. 11 .... l"lfl17o14 ~4o1 '4 2S 7 IS"'-15'1 -I New York Stocks Continued from Page 10 Sllttf Ntf Yflr11' Cnft I "ltll LI• Llil Cht ""fll .._.. l~H Mii Yt1r1, 111<11• l H '" ..... l..fn (/It H .... Ltw "" tlldJ ) H th Llw AND YEAR'S i•ln Mt 'ret 11 ( ... ) Mlt" Lt• L.fU C:~I Hit~ 1..- •• lJ~ " ' " H~ •• '" " ~t; y~ w .... "" , .. i l ... ... =~ n~ 0• ... I" " • " ' " OU ... ,, tr" , .. 'I' ,• . .. .. ... " " " "" • •• 71h " S•turd11 June 21 1969 DAJLV PILOT J-1 HIGH, LOW, CLOSE Seit• Hf! 'rtlrW tltlll<l Hit'~ Le• Lt~I Cl>f H tll Ltw .. .. " ·~ '" "' " ' '" .. .. ' "' " " li: .. .. " "~ n • 804 '? " . ld 14 St 9"- 1• •• " " ., . U45 1 ' O 41lo •3 16 'o SI.I 16 70l 6 • 5)7 "JO ,,. ~ 7 IS t o .. ' l 1 • l • • ~ sl 2~"" • 7]111 61 6 • ")65 619 ' . . l • 6 s ' ' .,, 47 ' .. • •u " . WEet<LY to ""~ ••• ... 0 "• ~ . " WEEICLY 0 .... . .. ... AMElllC.lN STotlC , i\MEll CAN IOl<tD SALES n 13t l"' 76 au 110 , • .,, •lJ US0j5l 7Sl n• 1 so SALES 1171'00o.I ' • 10$ OOtt t 1 71' OM Ovcr-thc-t:ountcr Li~llng~ For Fr1d,1y, .June 20, 1969 II 0 Al~ Id A - • l\lutnal Funds Bid and Ask NllEST!NG COMPAM ES ... • JI O>JLV 1'!1.0T Siturday, June 21. 1'16• Too Man11 Showgirls Broadway Bombs in 1 Vega:s LAS VEGAS !AP) Producen are br i nging Bro1dway to the Las Vegas Strip, but the musicals can 't comJ)Me with the topless ahowglrls. In trying to lure gamblers, mosl of the 19 hotels and ) ' casino.'! pot on t"·o shows per night in the-5Q0.10 IJXIO·Stat 1 • showrooms. Some have name stan like Frank Sinatra. B 1 r b r 1 Streisand or Dean Martin. OC.ben c 1 r r y eztravagant revues ""th show&irls. and some carry Bro1dw1y '- musicals. •' f "The Broadway productions are s~ssful as dinner shows." says one hotel official. I "but lhe nudt shows aJ? bet· t ter as midnight vehicles.·• <'OSt. Bui shows such as lhc Lido. fo'olies Bergere and Casino de Paris can draw f 1'tt revues may c o s t \ S700;00D befatt !ht show e\•en r opens because of l he cos- .. twncs, scenery changes and assortment of acUs. New y,•age increases won by the dancers 1 and singers have added to the cl"O\\·ds consistently for years. Name entertainers often ch3rge $50.000 or even $100,000 a \\'tek. ~iax Walkoff. Desert Inn publicity director, said, "There may be a dozen name stars in the CQUntry that are DAl\.Y f'ILOT S11ft PMI• Law's Long A1·111 sure to fill the house and most , of these are signed. Other than those, you 're gambling on a name star." Caesars Pala~ has name entertainers half the year and musicals sucb as "Sweet Charity" and "Fiddlt'r on the Ri>of'' for 24 weeks. However, "Mame '' was cut short this spring after 14 weeks. The hot el said it had to make room for shows y,·ith Eddie Fisher, Andy Will iams and Milton Berle bot CQrteeded the show did not always fill lhe Circus ~faximus. lloward Hughes' Desert Inn tried boldly last winter lo start a new musk:al in Las Vegas after tryouts Jn Portland and Seattle. ,;Many Happ y Returns'' starred John Raitt. Pal Car· roll. Victor Buono, P a u I Gilbert. Linda ~1ichele and John Carroll in a light plot wilh emphasis on music. The hotel failed to pick up the opUon after • 14-wet.k run. The show did not draw well at midnight. Benny Bufman, who will supervise Broadway shows at the International Hotel , says. .. I diSC9vered In Flo rida that new autlJences aren't ready for untried material. That's all right for Boston, New Haven. Washington, Philadelphia and the places that have been used to tryouts for years.'' The $60·million International l-lotel opens in July with an DEAH.-S·DIAH BAKER 800-seat Broadway theater ;.:.-licNa-ct.w:-~ wilhout dinner or drinks and "::.~:.=:::: ~ with only one show a night, as AUO on Broadway. Wolter l re11u11 Unlil now the La s Vegas "THE GNOME MOBILE" musicals have been trimmed CONTINUOUS to 90 minutes and watched DAILY FlOM 2 P.M. rrom crowded tables. \Yalkorfl~~~~~~~~~~~il says the shortened versions co.Mt"• " allow two shows: a night without violating ·union rules. l i:J!ti:z6~ But another hotel olficial1 • said, ''Let's face it. The shows are shorter so people won't be kept out of the casino." Pentagon Happy With 'Tora' Role WASHINGTON (UP I\ Defense Department official s said today they believe the controversial tilm "Tora Tora Tora,'' the story of Pearl Harbor. ·will weather criticism once it hits the screecis early next yea r. Although the film has been accused of glamorizing the Japanese attack, officials told UPI the 20 million Darryl F. Zanuck spectacular comes the closest among the many fihns made during the last 20 years to being a "true documcn· tary." As such. they said. the mo\•ie makes clear the battle was a sneak attack by lhe .Japanese in peacetime with the U.S. forces at Pearl Jlarbor unprepared. So far there has been no t•hange in the Defense [)epart· 1nenl polit•y making possible La st Sho'v gavcrnmcn! aid -for which film n1akers are later billed - to filnis se rving a public purpose. Rep. John M . Murphy (0-N.Y .. ,) has pro- posed a ban on the practice. TO NITE' AT 6:00 AND 10:10 GEDIGE lllGBI •an PEPPIU STMRI mwe who ...... ~ • ·-.._., ...... "'" If CUDS" • llllMM lllWl nO...a:M..01• I! AND AT 1:05 ONLY Twentieth Century-Fox paid the governmenl $115,550 tol date for the help it received on ST~~ ''Tora.'' including use of the LT carrier Yorktown. It is also ('tlCOU~l:.N about lo receive a bi~ bill to cover the cost of transporling ~ · 30 planes from San Diego to •inULLITT' llawaii. · I LJ "Tora'' in Japanese means ll~:~~~~~~~~~'\' "Tiger." It was the ene1ny · -1 code word fur the attack on 1! ~ Pearl Harber. The film is bas. r{llil l)"IQI .. cd on the book of lhe same ti-l.:.l.!J-~ :::JI lie by Gordon Pring. 011.3.,350 Officials said crilicism of the film originally stemmed rrorn lhe fact thal Pearl 1 larbor was a black day in lhc histo ry of the United Stalcsl :;incc the Japanese won thel particular balllc. j ~1urphy's immediate reason for proposing the ban was al letter from a seaman con-Martin Fuchs as al Scotland Yard inspector thrO\\'S a s_ca re into :\nn \Valker as Nancy \Veils and Ralph Quick look on apprehensively in lhis scene fron1 ''Breath of Spring" at the Huntington Beach Play- house. A d• • • .slituent charging that no pro-j ll llIOlllll!! per precaulions were being 1 v taken by 20th Century Fox A L \vhen he and five others were t agttl13 burned during the filming. Vanessa Redgrave The officials sa id l h e ''THE LOVES OF Cosby's Funny First , Then Co111es Messa~e Readings for the "farewell government is not directly in-I ISAOORA" show" at the L 3 g u n a volved in that dispute , since. ALSO Playhouse~the last productiJn the sailors were on leave in' ._..._ 8 .... 1. at the old theater-will be held the pay of the film company _..., -·- at 1 p.nl. Sunday . and were not .ising Navy aaudJa The playhouse is wrappin~ equipment, up its 42 years at the same To ban that kind of aid, they A riae Pair By VERNON SCOTI a \'ictory over adults. Th t1rs location with a revi val of the said. would in principle abolish ._, lJOLLYWOOD !UPI ) _ Bill fine \\'ith rnc so long as they zany farce .. Ladies' Night in a ~nioonllghling'' of every kind ~~.:::..,Si.- d 't t 1 r 1· .. Tork o'sh Bath." di'rcctcd by Y members of the n1ilitary 1 E 5 5 Cosby is funny first. Then he's on ge ou o inc. services d . f l' t •e. how t11rts 6:45 other thi gs C.osby 1s hosting •·As I Sec Doug Rowe. who staged an • h' h uring rec imc ° Co11ti111JC111• S•'"'•v frGfll 2 p.111. n · It'' for little money and less earlier version of the co1ncdy.,.~W~1C~l~h~cy~a~cc~en~t~il~lc~d~.iiiiiiii~I~~~~~~~~~~~! The co1nedian, thro ugh accl;ii 1n. . A number of parts for n1cn Ii humor and his ov.·n quick wit. "I'm a star. " he said. "I and \\·omen are available in manages to say more about · social, raclal and ecooomic entertain. But I do feel that this spoof on a romance problems than a rostrum full since NBC and I are more or between a young CQJlege girl of weU·intentioned lecturers. less family, I shou ldn·1 be and a girl·shy pr ofessor. Rowe available just for mv new himself will take the leading He especially appeals to series and my O\\'n specials. role . I young people. The younger the "I'd like to do some news "Ladies' Night" opens Aug. better. thinus or narrate shows on 7 for five weekends tl1rougl1 Cosby can be seen at l1'1s · hunger or black Amerh.'.a \vilh Labor Day, at the playhouse . easy·going best ~1onday in :i a different approach . Educa· Jl9 Ocean Ave. Jn Laguna television special. "As l Sec tional shoWs. and programs in· Beach. Further infonnalion It.'' v•ith 15 youngsters who vestigating problems all in-ma be bl · db 11· lh ' were given inovie c•mcc.•s Y o a1ne Y ca 1ng e " tercst me.'' playhouse. at 494-8061. and asked lo photograph only ____________ _:__:.c._:_::::._::::._.:.:__:_:.::, __ _ · '!\'hat interested them. \ The children, from ages 5 to , 12. are black, \\'hite. Chinese. '-1eUcan·American Indian and : Puerto Rican. ' ~ ~osby moves ainong !he . children as easily as he 1nighl a groop or men and \\'On1cn his own age. Co. In addition to their came ras. the kids share a great af- fection for Cosby. A bright and 5ensitive man. Cosby can ex- ~~~l~,..nhis popul.tily with . ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER After watching him rehearse. ADULTS S1.75-JUNK>•s .$1.00-ctttLDIEH under 12 fill with the kids at NBC, it is ap--1 F;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;~;~~~~~~~~~;, -parent tlaj. he treats them as 'j little people, not inferiors. I ···Some people don 't know bow much to give kids," Cosby PXplained du ring a break . ''They fail to realize hO\\' much yoongsters understand. I So you ha ve to give then1 the J>enefit of the doubt. I "The worst thing you can do Is ask yourself. 'Whal am I going to say to kids?' Even if 11 child shows no reaction. he's lhlnklns, and they love to win LEGAL NOTICE llllOTICI OP PUILIC NIAllNO N01"1CI It HEllEIY GIVEN 11\11 !ht cit;, cwndl of t111 crrv o1 Cost• Mese ""' ...... ~ ......,,.. ..... J\lly 1. , .... 11 fl'lf "*°' of 1;1111 f'.M .• or •1 - ,._,..,.,,. .. !I'll -'~ '""" be lie•••· lfl flilt. Cllllll'Cll ~ ti 11!1 Clh' Hin, n ~Jr Orlv&. (MT• IMU. WI JI ..,_.. OnMMld .. •IR ._ CIW of C1o1i. Meal .. .ct ... llfklnt "'"""' ... ~ IWfYll! ..,...,.. flf .... ll'•lmtW ~··I _,., WOTICI Ii ,.Ulll"fl4EJt GIVEN !!\al •I ,,. """ 11111 •Ila *"" "*'""'""· ... , ---'"' •It --'""""'". p.ei .... "' •itl 11t""t1Hti""ll ~-clrf~ STARTS NEXT WEDNESDAY EXCLUS IVE ORANGE COUNTY INDOO R THEATRE ENGAGEMENT Jack Lemmon and Catherine Deneuve are "The April Fools" T"'~' i!IO t A r -.. Ufttrr F1lrno f'1au11ot,,,.,, A 1'>11-.ol ~J Pla.11"9 ltlNM, NArlOOIAl SOUTH COAST FCO•T•,.-· cr"m ox .. LAZA THEATRE ttlRl'!MIATIOH San Dieco Frtaway 3t Briltol • 546-2711 HERBIE IS COMING!!!! STARTING WED., JUNE 25th DAILY 'MATINEES -CONTINUOUS SHOWINWS F•OM 12:10 IOX OFFICE Ol'!NS AT 12:00 NOON IT'S A HAPPY LOVE-IN .•• .... ~ n1:111rou11 -'... .~~rl>"•"' GALA OPENING NIGHT SPONSORED BY CHICK IVERSON VOLICSWAGEN AT 5,30 P.M . BV INVITATION ONL Y NIWf'Of'f llot.Cll -., lk ...... _ •• ...._1 • ., l t.k hlo -01. t·IUt ~ ~~~T MA11Nll PllFOlMANCIS WIDHISDAT ONLY AT 12:11 P.I~. CtfY tiert" f'uM._., °""'" COfff 0.11, Jtllel, AT llGUU.91 ADMISSION rllCll J~ JI# t• Un4t l .. _____________________ J ... _____________________ ..... t .. --- CHILDllN'S MA'flHU. SATURDAY, I P.1111. l;OX ~er MINS' 1\:11 .1-M ... "HERO'S ISLAND" 11 c.i.,. ,t .. Jc......, ALL SEA TS 50¢ NOW PLAYING BESTPICTUR OFTHEYW!' a~·"""'* OMAR SHARF ."l:IE!" JACllNWlcr •Fal.WJM . Cdoi-by°' l11t ~ --. l1Mlt1z . " ~ ~ ,~IUNI .• Cwthsua••hlty""' 1~P·•· Fret! Atf•it• "FINIAN'S RAINBOW " '1u• "HANNIBAL IROOKS" 1be J Killin ~Jrer S1N<o1 eorge" Beryl Reid Susannah York Coral Browne @ STn'E MCC2UEEN AS ~f>ULLITT~ ()elective Lt. franl< llullitt--SOOle vther.llind vf cvp. l'•r Oul A'•ll C•rnffy CHll.liTO,OMlll. JDl'llS "3 IN THE ATTIC" ICllltK DOUOLAS "THE BROTHERHOOD" PEllSONS UNDEll II WILL l'IOT II! ADMITTE D UNL1!55 AtCOMPAl'llED I Y PAllENT Oil TDULT OUAllOIAN JAPANESE MOYl!S EYfltY TUESDAY NIGHT Sl'i~IAL NOTICE TO OUlt l'ATlONS TMI! PltTUll.15 LH'fl!O IN THIS 10)( MAY 11 CONSIDEll.EO IY SOME TO II UfrlSUlfAILE FOlll CMILOllll!N Af!IO YOUNG l!OPLE -AND 11.EQUllltl ,AllENTAL OlSClllETIDH, "MICHAEL I HELGA" ... "l lN THE ATTIC," CONTll!All• TO ADVEltTISING IEYDNO OUlt CONTllOL ANO APPEAlllNG E'LSEWHEltE YOUNG PEO,LE UNOllt 11 (NOT 1•) Will NDT IE ADMITTED TO l'ACl,..IC Tl41!AT1tlii TO SEE THE P1CTUllES LISTED IN Tl41S IOX UNLISS ACCDMl'ANllEO IY PAllENT Dll ADULT GUARDIAN: J!KI It NI• l•ll of fti W•rl4 ltOCK HUDSON liltNEST I DltCNINI: "ICE STATION ZEBRA" JIM lllOWN "KENNER" ............. ~ ......... .. Marlil+I ii llM l .U ~'I' 101 HO'I JACICll OLIAiON "HOW TO COMMI T MARRIAGE " ltDD STltDIEll CU.Ill I LOOM "THE ILLUSTRATED MAN" lttc•rnl!Mtlllff l•r Muth ............. ~ ... ········· Ctlcll 1111 1t11- ,llEO AtTAlllli PllTU\.A C\.AIU( "FINIAN'S RAINBOW" • ' . -MICHAEL J, POLLAllD COHNllt ltllD "HANNIBAL BROOKS" It.I.TIO "'-""., ............. ~ ............ . • ' ~ liXCLUUYa DltlY•·ll" PltlMllllll l'ltlSINTAT!OM Tiie T.,.. ltery ., C1M OM.Alt SMAit!" JACIC PAttL ... NCI "CHE I" ,.LUI "ONE STEP TO HELL" t ............. ._. ............. . l• .... , T"" si.,. "MICHAlL .. MtLGA n ••• TM Ytu .... TN Te..~ "HILL'S llLL!S" The Big Broadw•y Mu1ical Show STA•T' WEDNElDAY Let yourself --glow. llllDIT I Dllll PIO /llUlr Now fro111 'hlllp ltoth outflar 11f "'l'art11oy'1 Cornplol11t" 'A VERY RJNNY. IMMINSILY APPIAIJl6 MOVIE .. -PIV\- J•"f F-• '" "1.t.ltEFOOT IN THE f'AllK" -~ ... -c....,,.,. '· r-• Vanessa Redgrave 'The Loves of Isadora' A,,_ Rod S'-ltet 11 "The Illustrated Man" STARTS WEDNESDAY "'stiftff• D11lly ,,_ r p.1111. wasi111sne9 _,.,.,,-1.1 I •' .113 SUMMER ' ' ,- Hillo there, boys an4 alrls, ..net.welcome to another S1tur. ckY mornin1 in Uncle Len 's .corner. The mailbl& was really brlznmlna lh~ WHk, and Uncle Len hopes it continues to do so all summer, even while-you're on vacation. V~~TION time will be the theme for next wuk's art con· t~l Our drawings. wUI dtplcl where you're golng on vaca- tion -or where you'd like to go. The more original the Ml· ttr. A wrod for all our Qe\Y friends, be sute lo read the ','.~~~~~§~~~~~~;;~~~;:~~~~~~;;;~~~;:: directions be tore· sending in ,.-----. · ;,) --...;; ·---- any ·drawln°s to the corner. ---~;;.: 2 c--=-"· ::.-;::~= ;=:v=:: . ' --::::;;..:....Jr:::.:--:----?"= ""''.;..~~ _ ;,;:..~ !(J __ i1ii1i! I All 1rt work must be 5':~ in---··-•• ___ -__ . _ .. ,_ -... -.---- cfles wide by four inches detp ..----,----------------------------~I or i. cannot be.considered. We rectivtd qulte a few pictures of lhe wronc size this week. * PRIZE WINNER * ' S!JlL>IER summer has a. lot of heat Aad many sunburned feet, And aomt people tanning And a lot of people fanninJi:. This week's contest winner is Fra~ces Jayne, 2715 Lighthouse Lane, Corona del A1ar -LJ'llM TIIM! .. , I. l"IM t'LOWERS Flowers b\0 01n ing everywhere, Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contest. Here's all you do: fl) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 51h: inches wide and 4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. {21 Do not copy or trace picture. It must be your own \vork. {31 Put your name, age and· address on back of d-ra\ving. Mail it to Uncle Len'!; Art Contest. Box 1560, DAILY PILOT, Costa A1esa.. \Vinner \\'ill receive Kennedy half dollar. Pretty as can be, Daisies, r~s. lilies and '---------------------------------'! tington Beach: Lynne Thomas, c /' c 8, Irvine: CrWg Thomas, •------Irvine ; John Flaa, 7, Irvine ; aro j Orne, aweet peas All smell nice, . Yes, aWeet as spict, And we all lOYt them loo In a prdtn or a field, Flowera are welcome Lucy de MocskO!lyi, IO ' RIDDLES AND JOKES Newport B e a c h ; Lynn everywhere .. ,. -MltJ .... ltfle~ lt1Mtl11."'" tMcll H~OttAILE mention win· ners In the 1rt co11te1t thls week are : Laura Cleveland. I, Hun- Brotemarkle, 7, Newport Beach; D.ebbie Farrell, 6, El Toro; Danny Farrell, 4, t:I Toro; Ltpda Farrell, El Toro: Michael Penney, 11, Costa Me14, and Charles SterUng1 9 ~i. Laguna llills. THINGS I LIKE I like lhe flo,..·-rs from April showers And apples froll).yonder tree, I like th•~ shells thal sing like 'bells , Such pretty things you see ; The rain drops t&at fall so light. The sun that can shine \".ery bright, But 'vhat do I like best of all? , My pets that are both ,bj,1c~· · · ,~•* · ' " ~. -:c';-_·_",. ¥--'""""· ?."-" 'I: A k""'°.,jy lltlf" ...._, _, M 111_9!rS • ~ .. &:--Wf1 II ff/ l.I M , Hllflllflt I... •••<ft, t-r' fllt Wlllftlflt. '""'" -.... .,,. 11err 111141 -c111 .. 1t. M .. I '""' -Ill w . ...,,. .. UMJt Ltri, ... ,,.., C11t1 Mltfi, C11f .. r11ll. S.IMI ye• .............. Atlt A114y, •I• 0..... c:.-... ,, ,.. ... h• 11.0, c. .... MeM, Cllflf. ' ... Al'!Olr t"* • »nlum .,.i .i "'' ...-9f111 h9I( IMT ' II, l !llr Diver, ... •iJ GI•""' Grev1, C:tltl91'nlt, fOI' I ~!Iott: Are there really lizards t.bat CID Oy'! The dragon of old was a 1pooky monster -or so they .aay. The bad -t em per e d ct\af,acter n1w through the air on 11"eat wings, la1hJng bl!: scaly tail and maybe puffing flaming fumes from his fiery nose. Story books sa}' that he w11 a sort of fintastic nyJng litant: But our up-to..date ex- perts say that th.is dreadful draton was an impos!lble ftllow wbo flever exl1ttd. To make up for this loss the y in- troduced WI to an honest-to- goodness lizard who really has \vings. And this harmless little fellow really zooms through the air. ' Oh yes, indeed, there are flying lizards in this wonderful v.·orld -lots of them. True, they do not nap their wings like the fiying birds. But, nevertheless, they swerve and sail and swoop through the air. They know just where they are going and they do not fly like birds. After all, we say that a plane files and it does not nap its wings either, Some people call them f I y i n g draaons~ But thele harmless little lizards are not a bit like the Uerce, fantastic draaons , * Dear Carol: \Vhnt do children have lo pay al school? PRIZ~ WINNJR Dear Carol : What is the biggest pencil in the v.1orld? ·•1u•"1J..suuea :JaMtUV ~I t<1rrtlL a, II T- Dear Carol: \Vhat is black and white with ·a cherry on top ?. •.I W3 •3ilod y : JIM!IUV -Kt¥1fl 01¥..,...., f, ,_....,. ¥Intl' Lori : Knock . knock. Robin·: Who's there? Lori : Freeze. Robin: Freeze \vho? Lori: F'or he's a jolly ?Md fellow. -lltllol~ Al11tl,..,.., lt. H"'"rl l t1d1 that people dreamed up ages ago. There are about 40 differint fiying lizards in lhe world. But. sad to say, none of them make their homes in tbe Americas. They enjoy life iri the warm forests of Eunlpe and Africa and Australia and some of them live on plea.sail islands in the Pacific and In- dian Oceans. All of them are slim, pretty little creatures with long scaly tails. Chances are, you will spot the shy little lizard on coco nut palm trees. He is clinging tightly with hi:; ten little fingers and ten little loes and his body is pressed Ilal against the trunk . There is "° sign of his famou!'i wings becau~ they are folded c!o!'le to his sides. Right now he is enjoying the sun,,hine and hun- ting for bugs and butterflies to eat. Soon he eats up all the food on his tree. Then it is time to move. He climbs as high as he can get to make his aerial trip to the ner;t-bug-filJ. ed tree. Birds have wings Instead of arms or front legs. The flying lizard did not have to trade his arms fur a pair of wings. He has both. The frames for his amazing wings are five or six pain of :alse ribl. The papery covering i.t UUn lizard skin. How were diamo•d 1 formed? Our wonderful old earth did not fonn many diamonds and she hid them in unlikely places deep under' the ground. She made them from carbon, the same common element she us- ed to make black. waxy graphite. But ir diamonds the carbon atoms are arranged In tight, crystal lattices. The dia· mond is the earth's hardest mineral, many times harder than any other natural mineral. The job of crystallh- ing those carbon atoms was not easy but earth scientists are pretty certain bow it was done. Energy, lots or energy ;,nd power were needed to do the job. It seemed natural to use the fiery fury or volcanic ac- PEANUTS STEVE ROPER PERKINS JUDGE PARKER NOW, LUC.IE .. IT WOllL P)ff SE MICE FOE: 'IOU TO CALL JUDGE PA~IC'.ER A.I.IP TELL MIM ... wur THO!>E C.ALLS, WOULP IT? TUMILEWEEDS IF YA LET ME OFFi.fll SLIP EACH Of YOU GUYS A TWtNTY DOLLAR GOLD PIECE! MUTT AND JEFF Crossword Pt1zzle The flying lizard begins his flight with his wings still fold- ed. He plunses recklessly into the air -then his round . flat wings open up and spfead out from his sides. He looks a bit like a flying pancake with four tiny, wide-sp read legs. a head anct a long skinny tail. tivity and the mighty pressure ... ,\. of heavy layel"1 of the earth's ... ,~ AC~Oll t lnstrumtnt 5 O is1gret1~lt 9 EnjoY a slnl• 14 '•rt oJ an · OP''' 15 Oot tatlr(Q up 1 spoil l' D1nct · ' 17 _,. ball 18 Pit.is l• E1r, t.g. 20 Lo11gt 21 N. Americ a's "b1ek,bcn1": 2 words· 23 Ttllt1le 25 "---livt without it": Z words 2' Cactied away 27 Hot wt1thtf ilt ms "Lizard 32 Foriitt native of w. lndles 35 To•n: lnfrllnnal 3' When rt~taltd. a dlse.ist 11 Anlm•I of lh1 e.U l1mlly 31 .Sftrtw4 3t Mtdiltr• rant.tn· staport 40 Country of A1t1: V1r. 41 lttll I 42 Ha vinq ~n unph!ISIMI d1spos l1lon 4) Fool: Prt1it 44 Fttnch .s11ttsman •S Veh icle 46 ··-· 111uh1tl •a l.l1disbn · Square or !.l.iple ltif- 52 kind of ,, ... 1 56 Club 57 Whrtl-h1n1s1 lnslrl,lll\tl'lt 58 Oaf 5'f Comforttblt 60 Ectl11l1!tic ~tstmt:nt •I Adv1nt1g1 62 Slngl t 61 Sag~s 64 Ftmalt studtnt 65 F1mtd US Wit ftOOrttr DOWN l flrac tlct 1 Sit 41 Ae.ro11 ) Laughing 4 Hou11hold 1cct1sory 5 Ga:rtd In~ lttllly ' l(.iftd-•f "rt' '"' 7 t11r: Lati n I Cht1r on "I'" t C1 m, 1u•tl'1t pcopl t 10 lns tel stag e 11 Proft:sslcrill moo 12 WOid expressing sur11rls• 13 C0tn product 21 Ftlpp1nt 22 L1ctln9 freshness 24 Oplnt 11 Llfgt b•• ot tht At1111tit 21 Eltgll•h ' ~om,oser 30 "''' stltlt ty: lnlormal 31 Minuit )2 F40lbaU Infraction 3) RIYI! of Grtll Britain 34 let on tht ffeeway, ,.,.: Z worda 61?1/ .. JS F'l!.htrman't ntcrsslty· 36 Piece of '100d 31 Churcli g_1oup 42 Not ont 41 l irds . 4S Convtvff In a Ythlcll 47 Quickly 41 .,., • hole in ~·B lack l!ltttrlal SO Part 4f the btulillng ., ..... 51 r11hlot1 rtporle(1 concern SJ.SUMlvl1lt1t mtp -. Sl City ef lht Sfven Hiiia 54 Nan's nlctnlfllt SS Stir 59 Sporls prlz t In a moment he lands neatly on the trunk of the next tree. The air may flutter the edges of his papery wings. But they do not flap. He uses them like a glider's wings to floal through the air. crust. This seems to be the uf '"'" . : :::· ~~' llkely recipe because the • , __ ._.... world's richest diamond mines --.....•11••.:~·-- are located ir. the vents of an-GORDO cient volcanos. P e r h a p 1 l""!:"""".'':l'l!!!'~~~--~-!!!"'f pockets of carOOn from an· cient coal forests were·p1cked in beds of apecial clay , cooked in seething h€at· and squeezed under tremendous prt11ure. MISS PEACH S1l.llf'da, Jllftt 21 , lW.• OAILY PILOT, If !IEFOll!E 't'Oll PO SOMErHING fOOLISH LIKE T\.IA.T, WILL YOU LtSTElril TO ME?' "T'HE 11\ISTAICE I MADE WAS Ll<;TEWIWG TO YOU, LUKE·! By Charita M. Selim "° \1111 l.lAHT jl.E 'CAii ~Oii i~11T ~~· ' .ly Saunders and Overgard BUT I GUESS Y()IJ'~ EARNfO tT/ JUST PR.:'MISE f.'f THfR!'l.L SE MO LIAK Al.ll!A.CI OF TIME Ali/0 Jl 'S A DEAL . By John Miits ly Harold Lt Doux Wfll, YOU CAM LISTEi.I ONCE MORE, C..\M'r vou? I'LL ee OVER: TO SEE YOU IN AIOllT FIFTEEN M11HITE$! PROMISE ME, YOU WON'T MAKE ™"'T 0.U. UMTIL I SEE YOU •.• AHAH! HEAR '™A'fi SHERI FF?! THAT'S BP.IBEFl.V ! '<l'.XJ MEAN MITEMP1El> Bl\l6EP.'I ! SH!ORIFF!..AN\"TlllNfr UNDER TEN IS ATTEMPTED ElRIBERY-TWENTY ~ A !'LAMS! wWv~ IS BIUNRY! By Al Smith ly Gus Arriola ly Mel JUtt/4$-~~ QF_ --~1 INT911Ul'. • • I -· , .......... I ~4 Cl.ILY PILOT LEGAL N<n'ICE LEGAL NOTICE Saturda1, Junt 21, 1969 LEGAL NaTICE LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE. 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"·• '-" •• 7 .. 11 ... ... ,,,..,, ,. . .... 7.-.11 ... . .. 'JHESE SPE~IAl.S "GOOD AT THESE LOCATIONS ONLY ~!~~si~D~ ~~~~~~Af!~-~~~~-!'!:. At 114chMoo At Y...., V1*w At L•ltwltlor ni.t 12~sio0 s23.3040 r r COSTA MESA 2ZOO HARIOR ltYD. ··-S48020f2 COMPACT CARS htc•-. C.-... a..., 1r1, a Con.In. REG. 27.77 2288 3 DAYS ONLY STANDARD CARS ~. ,.,., c ... ,.,.. ..... "'· -REG. 34.95 2r· 3 DAYS ONLY --· llG CARS r...i.c.., l1kk.l. 014-.ltJIM I c..in1 ... AMlllCAN CARS ONl.T REG. 36.95 32" 3 DAYS ONLY SANTA ANA 1400 EDINGER "' llristel 546-7832 f • S.lu~q. Junt 21, 1'69 DAJLY PILDT 11 'J«t~•eor ··vi~·go : Be R ~alisiic; ' " ' R ev iew Asse ts , Qeficit,s Div~:rce Rate Qimhing Again WASHINGTON (UPJj-The m,.. than were sranled In reporting began In 1867 wei:e divorce rate In the Unlled 111'1, the <ienter reported. 'lbll In the polf·war ytfrt Jf4H1, Stilts rooe In 11118 to the lee· broo(llt the provla!Ollll 11118 The divorce rate 1bol up .(o SUNDAY of Imme-· emoti·o"•i be ti·t. h.... ... h ond hJ&helt level ever re-rate to 1.9 per 1,000 popula· 3.1 In 1116 and tha Wlal .-·-.... message. neouie w .. t t e mort conservatlve view. Ttm· your own lnner convktloni corded, the Nat1onal Center Uon. ber of dlVO{Cel recorded th• JUNE 22 Be sympathetic toward .,. ilood You do will be "'paid. por!'Y oomprom!Je 11 wlae. tervt u bat penonal auJcle. !or Helll\h SllUttlcs reports. However, the provisional !ollowln& yur w11 110,000: who confide. problems. The Oppaslte also applies. lF TODAY IS YOU P. Bullnea 1ucceu, mamaae in· Early tn<Ucatlons are that rate ror me lJ..month ~ 0 1'111 tetms to be a workl- By SYDNEY OMAllR AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Feb. PJSCl!S (Feb. IP.Marci> al): BlllTBDAY, you are capable dltlted durlna cumnt eyole. the !i&Ur'!s !or 1111 will be endlni In March, 1111 II even wide phe_....,," tha otatJ.. It E c R E A T I O N tbould 18): Good lunar aspec~ today Shrewd approach is necellary of bulldln.c i career, • rela-' ...!!.~~ "'-':'J.,. ~ cJ.:,~: even blgber. hl(Jher at s.o per 1,000, a di· Ucian Nld aa he noted ~t feature art ellt.lblll. Escelleat cclncides With travel, cor· where financial matters are Uoneblp, a Ufe. But you =:::, .. "~~-Nit" !!l!" An ertlmaled 581,000 dl· Vorte: stetlltk:lan aald. United NatlONI Hatiaticl ahOw also for party, ror abowlng •P-mPQDdence, a f&r·rucbin& concerned. one close to you UIUllly do to m your owu "'&'r."i . -~~'r2 vorce1 •nd mmulmentl were 'lbl h~ divorce figures divorce lncreuing tn many predation of put favors. Peo..1 _v_i._w_._s_w_;dy;__c_•.;cP_r_t_o_•_r_a_w_a:.:n;;;lt;;;to.:.;.•pend.::..::.:.;.Y;;;ou.:.;.IM7;:::;_;h_;av:..:•;__.::len111==·...:Y:.:ou.:.;.leailed:::;:::.:...:""':::.:ll':....:;tba;;;;.t __,·.i;;;:=.::""::~c..:.:::::c:•::.·::.·'!&='::.·_'_ri_1 _,sr:;antec1;.;..c;;....ln.c......;l.;_1118c,';_°':._..;lt;.;,.:..OOO.;.....;ever'c;.;:._:.t'1)1;_m;.:l11::.led...;._a1nce_.;....dl_v_o_rce __ ot_he_r_cou_n_1r_1 .. _. ____ ,.... pie ""11J)at are ID a genenlly reeepUve mood. Late af. temOQD flads the change from ultracr1Uca1 to acceptance, 11 lbe moon transits from Vir11 to Libra. ARIES (March 21·April 19): Accent on ability to make ln· lel\lgent compromise. Spread appeal. Show qthers you have so methin g they need. Highlight chann and diplomacy. • TAUh..,.l (April 20-May 20): You get much pleasure through new contacts tonight. ' Express yourself in unique maMer. HI gh Ii gh t In- dividuality. Begin program \vhlch will bring your efforts be.fo~ public. GEMINI (May 21.June 20): Good lunar aspect today coin· cides with creative endeavors, pleasure through children. Evening features c h a n g e , travel, variety. · CANCER (June 21.July 22): Accent on home, how you relate to family. You get ai'oUnd, but stick to what is fa11:iliar. Don't risk something worthwhile for nebulous pro- mise. 'The key is to be prac- tical. LEO July 23·A ug. 22): Ob-- lai n hint from Cancer message. It is fine to take journey, to visit, but don't lose track of basic issues. Keep eye on basic therqe. Be ve rsatile. VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept.,:IO)o TaKe care not to e pro- mise! which e you ln financial . Be realistic about po_saeSSions. R ev iew assets, 3efitj.l.<.. Quiet ta1k to- day he!~ clear the alr . LIBRA (Sept. 32-0ct. 22)' Some restrictions are lilted. You can combine seriousness ..with laughter. Specially good for gathering of clan at how. Doemstic hannony is attain- able. SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. Ill: You are able tl see special person whc aids in solving surroundings art q u I ea . : Discretion is a necessity. Face facts as they exist. SAGITTARI US (No>. 22- Dec. 21): Accen( on pleasure f·through social. c ll r,t$ a c 1 s . "Romantic in./olvement~iS Yndi· cated. II single, you could make decision con~eming matrimony. CAPRICOR1'· (Dec. 21-Jan. 19): Cooperate In comn:i\lnlty, church projects. Efforts in humanitariari projects prove _DEATH NOTICES KNOUSE KNOUSE. F•1"'C, ol 615 H1rttorcl SI., Mun!lnot.on lhadl. S.WV1v..:I bv wile C1•re, 1111>-IOl'I, Marvin Pr111. Broll!trl, W"ll•• 11\d Edw1rd. Siiier. ACS. Aow1. S•rvi<e1 Sal. ~ 1>,m. 11 Pfflc F1mlly Colon111 cl>l'ler•l HonM WQ!mln.hlr MERLINO MEIU-1Mb, Plll1t11, .b, ol ll• AlVlflllc s•.,•t<l•WPOl"I ~. $11rvl\l«I bV wlf1, S1r1, chllclNn: J:!trll, !lot.fl 1nd Ger· '"'· flrothrt, .Fr1nil; of C1nov1 Perk, 1' 1l1t1r11 Mrt. 8tlti. S-Ind Mrt. ) Oor!1 J~ ol Vin Nlll'1 11\d Mrt. A..,: C1fUIO o. ClllOH Ptrl!;. Plrfl'll, Mr ... Mrt. 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The Wtitte Sox, who clubbed Murphy rdi 10. hlts, ·scored their only run i!1 the third inning whel) Ken Berry laced a dou· ble to center. Jay Johnston had a chance at the Dall, but spparenlly lost the ball in the lights and gray sky. Tom McG'raw cashed in Berry with a single to rigtit. Bubba Morton evened the score in the fifth with a blast that carried over lhe S93 marker in left center on a John cun·e ball. Ken Tatum, who v.·orked the nnal two Innings for the Angels and pitched hitless bait, "·on his first game of the season. Rookie pitcher Paul Edmondson was the big story in the second gam.e. . In a ballle or pitchers making their first major league starts, Edmondson stood out over the Angels' Greg \VaSh·. burn . GUNS FOR DOUBLE -Jim Ryun. the great Uni versity of Kansas runner, \vill try to become the first collegiate ever to \Vin lhe mile and three-mile titles today in the NCAA track championships in Knoxville, Tenn. Ryun is shown here coasting to a mile heat victory over Villa- nov.a 's Ch ris Mason and Brian Kivlan of Manhattan. Kansas held the team lead after Friday's action. Edmondson throttled the Halos on just f \\'O hit s while banging out a pair ot singles, 'scoring twice and knocking in one run himseH. The 6..S righthander got all the hitting suppo rt he needed in the third inning Lef ehvre Bats Hot Dodgers To 4-2 Victory • CINCINNATI <AP) -Jim Lerebvre knocked in l\\'O runs and scored a third as the Los Angeles Dodgers edged Cin· i.:innati 4·2 Friday night. Drysdale. 3·2, held the Reds to three hits in six innine:s before leaving \llith a 3· 0 lead. The fol10,1·lng inning. Cincinnati rapped reliever Al McBean for hi,ro runs. Lefebvre cracked an RBI single in the Second. scored on Maury Wills' infield single in the fifth and hit a sacrifice fly in the sixth. The Reds opened their scvenlh·inning rally on an Alex Johnson single. Tiro Reds 11·ere retired before Johnny Bench unlea5hed a triole. Tommy llelms !hen sincled in Bench. The veteran Drysd ale. making his se. C'ond start since April 22 because of an in· jured pitihing arm, had no trouble as he scattered three hits. He lefl because "1\'C didn 't 1\'ant to hurry him," said Dogers skioner \\'alter Alston. .. It's loo earh• to takr a chan<'e (If hurling hhn aga.in . He pitched real 1rt>ll for his second 0111ing :ifler being sidelined for so Iona: ... A1~1on ind icated thr bitt right-hander "·~uld be in hi~ re:nil:i r rotat ion po~ition 11hen the Oodccrs factrl 1hc Atlanta Bra 1·,,.~ 1u•"tl \\'CPk . LOS .llHGELlS CIH(IHH&ll .. • • " .. • • .. Y/111, " ' ' • Po·• " ' • • • ... " • ' ' TOIP' ,, ' • ' • W01vit " • ' ' Sl\•IO• " ' • • • W.01co " ' ' ' 0 .O.Jo~"""" " ' ' ' • ll11~H!I ,, • • • • Pt 'U ~ • • 0 • P1,;,tr " ' 0 ' 0 l'!•v " • • 0 l-'11lf r • ' ' ' • P•·<~ • • ' ' Ltl~•t ,. 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Carlos. v.•ho had promised lo bid lo become the first runner ever to crack the 9·second barrier, shook his head in frustration after the lime \\'as posted. Hov.·ever, he still has a shot al a \\'Orld record in the 220 today. The controversial speedster. booted out of the Olympic Village last fall, also anchored the San Jose State 440 relay team v.·hich set the pace in the trials wilh a 38.3 clocking only hvo-tenths of a se· c.:ond on the \\'orld record. Kansas jun1ped into the team lead with the help of a 1·2 S'A'eep in the shotpul. where Karl Salb won \\•ith a toss ol' 64 feet. 9 inches and Steven \\li\helm was se· c:ond with 63-61:, and with Stan \\'hit!ey's i;econd-place in the long jump "'ilh a leap of 26-7 . \Vhitley \Vas beaten by Jerry Proctor of l{edlands, Y•ho surprised his big school rivals \Vith a le'ap of 26·Jl 3.14 . Kansas, expected to .battle San Jbse State for the team title, is counting on distance ace Jim Ryun in today's 13- e\·ent rinal:.-. Ryun. the world record holder in the niile, will try for an unprecedented S\\'L'Cp t1f the mile and the three·mile. Kansas piled up 30 points alter the first lv.·o days of the meet. "'ith Oregon State SC(.'Ond at 20, Villanova third with 17. and S<tn Jose State fourth with 16. Tennessee had 14, \Vashington Slate 14, UCLA 13 and Oregon 12. Villanova's Erv Hall . v.·ho ~ualed the 1\·orld mark of 13.2 in Thursdiu''s trials, "'On the J21}.yard high hurdles in 13.3, 11·ith Tennessee freshman Bill High nip- ping teammate Richmond Flowers for SC· cond. Defending champions fared badly in Friday 's rinals. ""ith 1968 titllst 'PerUi Pousi of Brigham Young finished third in 1!11> long jump. and Steve Marcus ol liCLA. last year's shot-put king, fourth !hi~ year. Another UJJSCI was scored in the hall\· mer throw, with Steve DeAulremont nr Oregon Stale winning "'ilh a heave or JOO. 5, 20 inches better than lhe best by favpred Richard Narcessian of Rhode Island. Lee Evans, the Olymipc champion fro1n San Jose State, set the pace as ex· peeled in the 440-yard dash trials, win· ning his heat in 45.4, a meet record . CONN TABS JERRY TO WHIP FRAZI ER • KLA!'\1~SHA LAKE. N.Y. <AP) r·onner light·hea vyweight charnp Billy Conn visited the training camps or Joe fratier and Jerry Quarry Friday and picked Quarry to knock 01,1t the champion in their Monday night heavy\\'eight title fight. Frazier boxed two rounds with Don Warne or Philadelphia. bringing his training total to 115 rounds . Quarry "·ent three rounds \Vith 1'1ikc, his 18·year.old brother. at !'\1onticcll'O for a total of 115 rounds. nc will break camp Sunday. f'razicr, who may· loosen up to- day, will break camp later in the day. Lefty Charles Grabs Lead CHARL01'TE. N. C. CAP) -Bob Charles, the world's leading lell·hander. !>rob out ol 1 12-man scramble and assumed the second round lead Friday in lhe JlSG.000 Kemper Open Golf Tourna· ment. Wltb a lwo..urxler.par 70 for a 138 IOlal. Elsht. l)lhers. led by S7-year-old Sam Snead, •inner of U tour eventl, wert ti~ at Jst and tbe{e: were five more tat 140 1n one of the: mo1t jainlned up halfwa_y flnishe1 of the le:l.90fl, Sne~d had 1 steond round 60. three· under par on tht 7 .zns.yard Quail Hollo ... Country Club course. Of lhe group lied at 139, only Snead and rookie pro Bob Payne played in the n1orning drizzle. In thf groo p al 140 wett f\la.!ilers champion George Archer. who sh&red the first round lead, but went lo a 73 Friday; Canadian George KnudS(ln, 69: Toni \\'elskopf, 71 : Bruce Crampton. 68; and Doug Sanders, ii. That put 13 golfers within two t1hol!i nr etch oth~r going Into Satutld1y'11 thirrl round. with another large group at 141, including seniors champion Tommy Bolt. Phil Rodgers. who shared the first round lead with Archer, went to a 74 for 141. Arnold Palmer. the. defending cham· pion , had a 71 ror 144. while Gary Player and Orville Moody were at tf3 , Player ~r a 73 and ~1oocly after a 71. CN!rles. a Nl'w Zealander and former ltriUsh Open chamiMon. said he didn 't realize he had the lead until some time arter he bad finished. lie. :1od '"'O bogeys, miS!ing lht grc<!n rach lime. and four birdies on putts nf 6, IS, 18 and 40 feet. J'4 ; ~ 11toss1iwrlrs 'f" .... ' GANGING, UP ON JOE ? -II things get out of hand in Monday night~s heavyweight title fight, champion Joe r""razier could \Vind up b'atUing the entire Quarry Clan. Here, Jerry (left). the challenger, and his amateur brother 111ike give their six-year-old brother Bobby a rev,r tips . l(ennedy 01\.s Hawl{i11s; $6 · Millio11 Suit D1·opped NEW YORK (AP) -Walter Kei;inedy, comn1lssioner or the National Basketball Association,. sa.ld Friday in a statefnent telcphoried· to his offiee from • Los Angeles, that ht was approving a player's contract under wh;ch Connie H~\\'kins ~'ill play with the Phoenix Suns starting this fall · Hawkins was barred from the NBA in 1161 during Ille basketball standels for supposedly introducing a gambler to a fellow player. In his stele1nent, Kennedy also reveal· ed that a pending $6 million lawsuit by llewklns had been dropped. For the past two years Hawkins has been one of the n\ajor stars In the Am~rlcan Basketball A..ssociaUon. Kennocty·s tt.atement -ln part read: "Slmr1ly artcr I became commissioner, J attempted to look Into tht serious charges against Hawkins that had ap- peared in the press in 1961, in connection \\'ith 1 college basl!:etball scandal. "Because I had no way of compelling answers lo questions from thost who might know the facts. I was unable to complete tllat investigation. "Jtowever. the law suit just tenni.-lated did arrord us an opportunity, through depositions and other proctdum, to learn what f&cts -and f emphaslie the word "facts•· -were reaJly available. "It has always been the policy 'of the NBA lo make every effort, consistetit t.xith fairness lo the player involted, to keep itself free or any contact or even suspicion of oontaet, with anyone who has ('Vet been usocial~ with gambling or fh:Jng." V.'htn ·the White Sox put together fi\'e straight hits, good for four runs. Big blow of the Inni ng was a two-run double by shortstop Luis Aparicio. Apa- ricio also smashed a two-run single in a four-run '\'hite Sox uprising in ninth. The Angels collected their only run in the fifth when Jim Spencer singled and Jay Johnstone followed with a walk . Sandy Alomar bounced a shot into cen- ter, scoring Spencer. but Johnstone was ruled out for missing second base to rob Alomar of a hit. In an unusual play. Chicago lost its catcher. Ed Herrmann, in the fourth v.•hen he sv.•allowed his chewing tobacco and y,·as forced to leave the game. The two clubs go at it again tonight \\'ilh Andy Messersmith (2-5) slated lo pitch against Chicago's Joe Horlen {4~). CHICAGO CALll'OllHIA .. • • " . .. • • " ~c ...... lb ' • ' ' Alon'"' 1t> • • ' ' .ll.11 .. clo >• ' • ' • LJohnwn II • • ' • Cfl••~ ' ' 0 , 0 ~~Mer .. ' • • • W1ro ,. • • 0 • Frego~1 u ' • ' • M•lton " • • 0 0 llelt!llrcll " • • ' • Jo1oph~n ( ' • ' • Morion rl ' ' ' ' IC~ooll " ' • ' • ARod'l!•~ .. ' • 0 • WWtl1m' " ' • • • A!CUt • • • 0 • H<>11kin~ Ph ' • • • J"'1ntton! 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Laver, the reigning \\'imbledon champ los t in straight sets lo Ney,·combc , a former Wimbled on lit list, S.4, 6·4. Stolle. dO\\'ncd Ralston. 6·2, 3..S, 8..S. as ~ the Californian uncorked a rlurry of dou- ble faults. Ralston gave an erratic display and let his match slip a'vay after leading 2..0 in the final set. He averaged a double fault a game in hi s first eight se rving games and Stolle coasted through the first set. Tn the second Ralston, though slill dou· ble faulting , hit three spectacu lar returns, to break Stolte ror a 5-3 lead and went on to level at one set all. Ralston aced and volleyed his way to a 2..0 lead in the final set but then hi!! rorehancl went out of control and he lost five games in a TO\\'. Stolle had the edge after that but he needed se~·en match points before finishing it off. T11·0 British players reached the final of the \VOmen's singles. \Vinnie Shaw defeated f\1rs. Mary Ann Curtis of St. Louis, S.7, 6-3 and f\1rs. Ann Jones beat Francoise Durr of France, 6·2, 6·3. Mix Casinos With Sports Says Nevada CARSON CITY, l\'ev. CAP) -Nevada will make no attempt to keep people con· nectcd with organized sports out of ii~ legal gaming industry. the chairman of the Nerada Gaming Control Board said Friday. The comment or board cha irman Frank Johnson came a day after ii was made kno"'n that four men invo lved in the 1nanagemenl of major league baseball clubs had been ordered to sever their ties n·llh baseball or a fi rm which runs three Las Vegas ca sinos. "\Ve are not going to keep people fron1 organized sports out of gaming," said Johnson, "If they qu;ilify for licensing, Ibey qualify," Johnson refused to cornznent on the ap. propriateness (lf the action taken by Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn nor would he con1ment on the effect of the in- cident on the image ~evada is tr ying to cult ivate for its largest industry. The men ordered to sell their stock in Par\'in·Dohrmann. a firm v.·hich controls the Stardust. Fremont and Aladdin ca.sioos. art associated with the Atlanta Braves and the Oakland Athletics. Delbert \\'. Coleman. president of Parvin-Dohrmann and owner of about Sl7.8 milllon of its stock. ~·111 re.sign fron1 the board of directors of the Braves rather than give. up his Parvin-Dohrmana hollings. Tu·o other Bra\'cs officials, club prtsi· dent \\'illiam G. Bartholomay and John J. Louis Jr .. have sfall Parvin·Dohrmann holdings which they >A'ill give up. Charles 0 , Finley, owner of lhe Athletics and of about $3 million of Parvin·Dohrmann stock. has refused cmnmcnt, but Kuhn said the A's owner will relinquish the stock. ------------------------------------·---·----··-----~ - ---------~.,..,..._,....,, __ • __ _..-.-:-·4• ,.; .~- s'"!~t• '-~ :j':'~ .. · ·sun Deills ·.Will . . Series Titl~ I 0-1 OMAHA, Neb.-Billy COlton Hockey League record for and John Dolinsek slammed career sbutou.la with 102, was home runs in an ·Arizona State obtained by the New York power display which crushed Rangers from the Detroit Red Tulsa, JO.I, and brought the -Wln;s in a three-player tratte Sun Devils their third NCAA Friday. - baseball championship within 11le Rangers also acquired live years Friday night. Sandy Snow, a right winger, The resounding Ariz on a and gave Larry JflJrey, a State triumph eliminated the veteran left winger to Detroit. possibility a decision might • have to be awaited in August to confirm the NCAA cham-The California Angels signed former Golden West College pion.. star Don Neugebauer, 21, of Tulsa went into the finals Fullerton State College Friday with the cloud of an ineligible to a contract with their Idaho player used in the district Falls farm club. playoff banging over its head. Neugebauer, a recent draft e choice, will graduate from Cal NEW YORK -Terry Sawchuk , the 31l-year-0ld aoalie who holds the National Events Set For Russ Spike Test State Fullerton in June 1t70. He wlll play for Idaho Falb Utis summer. He reporta to camp immediately. • ST. LOUIS -The head of the dra(t board of basketball star Jo Jo White said today \Vhite 's induction Into a r.1arlne Corps resttve unit In Connecticut was "fraudulent" and that "the order OUiht to be set aside." r .. Arlhur Kreisman, chalrman or Selective Service Board 110 Jn St. Louis, said wf».tt was never a resident or C.Cln· neclicut. (:. ' . r • Top Players Hono.-ed . ' . ' .. DAILY "LOT J 7 CIF Stro~-g Choice Over ·city Spikers : cur IOlilhern -pride to "" In tbe !Olllllern oectloo'• , Is 11 tllte tonllbt II Cerritos ~-~ ..o.:.-•'-• In · ~ and li tbe DAILY ' """ llAlte .._.....,. PILOT dope ',*~ b ut1 hi-• :::.. 1::°:• tlti:..=e: ~' then 1 no rtUOD for ·' tint ~ , ~ panic in the initial running.of '!be ,DAILY 'p!Wr dope tbe Southern California track sheet Rieb Willle Rob1moo cl and field invitational. El centro ~ a double wtnne_r F. lei In the sprinl.t and ,1 ... lllt •• i!'St f d eveot b . 11 7::tO ty aoJy the 'lllO and IJO high and first nillllJnl .... , ts ~-lndt-'~-· at a with ·tbe IUnair burdlll ln WID ,,_ .. run· for Asthmat.IC Clllldren nln& events. ta t\IJunga the reciptd or 1be J..nillt, J'rblpt the Proceeds from the ett · feature race .. the night, m · will be a rematch between 1be meet will be scored on a l\uben Chapplns of ExceWor W.1 buls with recent (SS) and Frtd Rltcherson of ,raduate.s from the city o( Los Salesian (SS). ADcele• meetin& a like con· Rltcherson upse( Chapplns tlngent from the southern :iec-last week. at. Sacramento with tion. a bluing 8:55.2. Cbapr,ins, A near-tWttp fn the field tiowever, successfully de end· -evenll and -diMl.nce races !d hia.CJF atate championship lives the IOU.them aecUon a in the J..mile at UCLA two decided •die· weeks ago with IO 1:$'1.0, with The mile, 2-mlle, high jump, Rltchenon, who set the pace, IOl\g jump IOd lbol put tppear finish ing fourth In t :OU, Rams Face Dallas In Charity Contest made today by game director GleM Davis who said, "This is Chapplna Is favored to avenge ht. defeaL The CIF, according ~to the' dope 1heet, will euUy }Vin 13- 3$, DOPE SUET 100 -t. Roblnaoo (SS) 2. Heorvey (LA) 3. Welch (LA ), Predicted Time : I.I. DI -I. Robinson (SS) 2. Hearvey (LA) 3. Welch (LA). Predicted Time: It.a. • 440 -I. Sima (SS) !. Sanchez (LA) 3. Langston (SS). Predicted Time : 41.1 . !80 -l!"Sanchu !LAI 2. Llrutston (SS) 3. Fruek (SS), Predicted Time: 1:52.4. Mile -1. Underwood (SS) 2. Butler (LA) 3. Hungerford (SS). l'rocflcled Time: 1:12.0. 2-Mile :_ L Chappibs (SS) 2. Rltcbe-cssr3. MOJI> 1ss> . Predicted Time: 8:54.7. 120 HH -I. Rich (LA) 2. Low (SS) 3. Tolbert ILA ). Predicted Time : 13 .•. 100 Lii -I. Low (LA) %. Rich (LA) 3. Holden (LA). Predicted Time: 18.1. 440 Relay -1. l.41 An1etes. Predicted Time: U.7. • Mlle lleley -I. 91>u1bern Section, Procflcled T I m e : 3:11.1. Hl1b Jump -I. Brown (SS) 2. Bradley. (Muir, SS) 3. Bradley JCompton, SS ) • Predicted Height: 7-0. LOS ANGELES -With every event a showdown rinnl, the program for the U.S.A.· British Commonwealth-US.SR track and field classic has been announced by meet Director Larry Houston. Whit.e was an all-American al Kansas University last season and was drafted hist month by the J;Joston Ce ltics of the National Ba s k et b a J I Association. Buddy Moen (left) o! Marina High l!f'hool_ and Tom Heierle of Santiago High show off the hardware they won in Nbrtb.SOUth County All..Star game: Hcierte \vas named most outstanding pla}rtr wl;lile Moen \Yon the husUer ~ward. The Los Angeles Rams and Dallas Cowboys, two teams that figure strongly In the up- coming race t.o the Super Bowl, will kick off the pro- reai011al football season in the 24th annual Times charity game Friday night, Aug. 8, in the Collaewn. · possibly the best attraction we've had yet. This could well be a preview of the National Football League championship game." Long Jump -,1, Reed ISS) %. Lyons (SS) 3. Holden (LA I. Predicted Diltance: 23-2. ,. ~ .. .. , •' Pole Vault -I. Gray (SS) 2. Sauclt (LA) 3. Sampoon (SS). Procflcled Height : 11-0. The two-day meet, July 18 and 19 at the Coliseum, will be evenly divided with men and women competing each day, as well as participants in the ro..event decathlon.. Main competition at each session will start at 7:30 p.m. Friday and ar 1:30 p.m. on Saturday. , SACRAMENTO (AP) Field events are expected to grab, the 1potllght when Olym· pie medallatl Randy Matson and Ed Caruthers lead a parad:e of athletes a t Saturday's Sacramento Invita· tional Track and Field meet. Prep Cagers to Open . Workouts • The announcement w a s The free-wheeling Cowboys, featuring the pauln& Qf Don Meredith and the receiving of Bob Hayes and Lance Rentul, led all NFL teams in 1corinr Shot Put -I. Cunninlbam (SS) Z. EUelll. (SS) 3. Lauriano 155), Predi cted Distance: IU. Predicted Final Score: CIF Southern Section 83, Los Angeles city 3$. The mCet will · be nationally televised and over-seas via satellite, but there will be a 125-mile local blackout. Tough competition appears likely in the pole vault between 17·foot Olympians John Pennel and Casey Car· rig an. For July 9 All-Star Showdown Ucl Of fe S laat year u they swept to the f Capitol Dlvtsloo UUe with a 12- 2 record. Youth Slate Previously, the Cowboys Because Qf the length of competition and required rest period between events, the decathlon will start at 3 p.m. Friday and at 9 a.m. Satur· day. Each of the three groups, regarded as the reigning track and field powers in the world, will be limited to two ehtries in each event. The U.S. men's team wiil be selected from results of lhe National AAU meet in Miami June 27·28. The women's representatives will c o m e from the National AAU meet at Dayton, Ohlo on July 5·6. The feminine division will feature three new events .:.. the 100 meter low hurdles (stretched from 80 meters), 1500 meters ·and the 4x400 meter relay. Events scheduled each day: ,rllHY Mtn: Polt \'1~ ~00. s/\o! Dul, 1111 ~~~m'::'f~~~W.3foo, 10'.fa'.1~~:1~t·1u~:: ·~ rtlfY. 100.0~~,,'!'~~~ Jy~or,1!~~·11n, i.m S1turdaY Men~ LOiii! Jump, .00 ln11'rmH111tt ~urlllts. :100, 20 kll~e•~r w•~ Ill~ ~!Y:Y.l\llTIO, I.JOO, IYtl"' ~ , .~:~\u~, !~~~~.•· toO, • Pradice workouts will begin Monday for 60 basketball atan, recenUy craduated from high achoOls in preparation for · the second annual Southern BE~IN "' , Ar(entlna's Calilomia AU-Star Prep Btsk· Oscar Qona\feft&,. Charging ute etttall cluaic .,uly 9 at the a bull, ·~ ' Ulinkound For= ID -Inglewood. victory Frl!Jay night when IDcludied in the AAAA CIF Wilhelm Von Homburg'• c:or· conttnleot are two 'Huntington ner threw in the towel after Beach lllgb-....-;-MJke Con-- the German had been knocked treras and Roy, Miller. down five times. 1be. 4-A CIF st.an are Von Homburg stood coached..Jl;y BID Annstroni ~ 'giassyeyed ·and,fteling ~ ; - his chief second ·and triiner SOflT SELL SAM J-lenry Davis signaled with the towel for referee Hubert Thomas Lo stop it aftei: Homr burg had been flatlened three times irl the decisive thJrd round for COunb of six, nine and nine. Baseball Standings NaUooaJW ... Eut DtYtnoa W L Pel. GB i:h!cago U 23 .141 NewYork 34 21 ~7 Pittsburgh 34 31 .523 Compton High and meet the Los Angeles City all-stars in the seeond hair of a doubleheader. The preliminary game ls between a combinaUon of MA, M and A CIF l<Mhern section players divided into west and east teams .. The teams will report for ·physical eums and · plctutt- taking Monday morning, then adjom to their respective practlce sites to work together ly Marvin Myws .lIJ I I ft ' . SC Trips Diablo Five San Clemente, with a 14· point cushion bujlt up in the first period, went on to post a 49-44 decision over Mission Viejo Thursday night in the Tustin summer baskeiball league at Foothill High. St. Louis 31 33 .484 Philadelphia~ 35 .417 Montreal 16 45 .262 West Division Atlanta 38 25 .&03 Los Angeles 37 28 .587 Cincin~i 32 21 .542 S. Francisco 34 29 .540 Houston 33 36 .478 San Diego 26 44 .371 I 4 4 8 I 15~::' .::r~:::::./llrif tf 'SA/1 POCJ!t'T J14Yf A ?ll/'/f-10-f/Jf Jt?J .... /If W'.:?,f,fS 1!1c SU/11'/6[,fS 1 S/flf!/n And, Mater Dei is beginning lo show its teeth, taking a 72- 65 verdict from highly-regard· ed Foothill. Santiago ripped Tustin, 6&- 32. in other action. Sal Lombardi led the san Clemente attack with 21 points while Mission Viejo was paced by Rudy Hol~. with 19. Tom McMenamin and Ralph Chandos paced the Mater Dei victory, each scoring 18. Foot- hill's Bill Boyd'tallied 26 1n a losing cause. SAlrt CLl!MIHTI (ff) .., ... , •• 11-llt Clllc100 2, MofolrMI O Pllllldelpll!f t, l'lltt!><Jf~ll 1 Lo• Antoelft 4, Clnc111nt!I p New York ~. Sf. L0111$ 3 Hovskln •3, Sin 01190 1.1 A1!1nlt (, Sfn Frtf'KIKO l , ... ,.. o ...... Sf. Louis llrllol J.5 1! Ntw York DI· L.t~re &-1 Plth.bul"ll~ Veil• 4-1 ti l'~llfdt_,.11 1"11tner 0-0 Sin Fr1nclKO Mtrk111I 1·2 JI Atllnll I NeJltro 11_. 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' ' J 11 ' 2 l 11 I 1 I I ' l j ' 111111n •OOTMIL\. 01) l'Cl't~flTI' loord lt J I '4 (of;lllfll $ I 4 II Tiie colorful sound or ar11111eCountyMalc RADIO: KOCM 103.1 FM as unils before the July 9 captured Eastern Conl•rence showdown. championships in 1966 and The LA City \earn took the UC Irvine's summer sporls 1967. Charity Golf At MVCC measure of the CIF SS last instructional program for girls The Rams were lo.3·1 tut year, 113·108, before 7,333 and boys a through 15 years season as they finished second fans. old 11 . stlU accepting ap-to BalUmore in the Coulal The City will be Jed by plication! for seaaion.s ex· J;.>iviaion. Mesa Verde Coontry Club Is player of the year Bruce Clark tending throu&h July 25. The . Tbe off-season acquilllions one of more than ·100 golf of Jefferson High while the program la opeo to the public. of offensive tackle Bob Brown c I u b 1 a n d · co u rs e 1 ClF southern section counters Two-week sessions meet and defensive back Richie participating In the 11th an- wl.lh player of th a L ""' Monday through Friday, from nual ---in-one golf loumal e ye r a.·, Petitborl and the antlclrited. ,..,..-Holiyfl·etd f h 1 9 a.m. until noon. Classes ar~ .menlJuoe 21-')0, benefi111"1 tht 0 c a m p 0 n coineback of ..... n .. irur bac Les· .... !"r.:' ' ..... Compton and teammate Lewis offered in buketball, 1>a J.................. eOOid~tum the "''ty of Hope:. N I min ton, gymnastics, softball , u.>CtJUOVI• 1'be two-da. y a>mpetition will e son. Rams to their division---""'· swimnu'nt,;tennis, table tennis .......... offer ,_,,,_, for the best Heading the we.st team In and hand I. fonn of 1967. ..v.,.uc shots, and a eet of Stan' the prellminary game are Enrollment tee for each ''The Times game is always Thompson Irons for any hol~ three players of the year. sHlion ii $20 and Classes are a bla one for us," said Rams irMne. Doug Little (AAA) of San llm"" to·-ch'1idren Children coach Geor .. Alien Sam""••. --II -tribuUon ent~ f'" Marcos, Keith Batiste (AA) ol ncu ""' · "This ,_ •our ~-·-·-·=""'· "~ '"" '' Verbum Dei and Steve McFall mllY attend more than one ui 1WJ wUI benerlt the City of Hope' (A) of Alascadero. session. a 1ame that's ways p ed now in its Sith year u a pilof Jim Stephens' (Garden Applications and further tn-before a blf crowd, so medical center aldln1 p~ Grove) eut team has A.AA lormalion may be obtabied naturally we want to lbow to grim.I in patient care .• stars Al Carbon (Garden from the UCt recreation 1dv1ntace. We want to prove ruearch and medic-' educa• Grove), Steve car 0 p 1n 0 1portl office by calling 1833-we have the maklnp ot .1 tlon in the battle againl\ (Bishop Amat) and Craig 1_:lm~·:__ ________ _:c:::htm~:!:P!:;iomhlp:=::i:.~tea~m!:.'_' ___ _::c•::tastrophi=:!::!:!::'..:dil!:11::a1e:=s.:__ __ Ducey (Claremont) along with Jan Adamaon (Magnolia) and Gene Broom (Garden Grove). 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FHA-VA TERMS SIX ''EAR 'NEW, completely redeco rated. FOUR BEDROO&f, family room, 1% bath home with fi replace, forced air heat and buil t-in kitchen. Complelely carpeted and draped. Lar¥.e over-sized double garage with washing facilities. 15'x20' patio. fenced yard -sprinklers. Only ininutes from major shop- ping and schools. A BARGAIN AT ONLY .. .. . .. . .$27,950. GARAGE & WORKSHOP VIA LIDO NORD The epito1ne of ele~ance & gracious famil y Jiving in this beautiful Lido Isle S bedroom, 41fJ bath custom qua1ity home by Hi gson. Beautifully decorated with luxurious carpet- ing & draperies; pier & slip ........ $225,000. Call for app't. MEDITERRANEAN Impressive custom quality ho111e adjacent to Dover Shores. on choice corner. Spacious liv- ing room with beam ceiling. For1nal dining rm .. 4 bedrooms, family room with fireplace & wet bar. Beautiful master suite with sep- arate dressing rm. Steam bath, heated, filter- ed pool. ........................... $97,500. Call for app't. WESTCL'fF Exceptional home. custom built for CaJifor.- nia Jiving & entertaining. Huge living room, covered patio with BBQ, 40 Ft. pool, 4 king- size bedrooms. 31fi baths ; in tercom & Ht- Fi. You own the land in this exclusive area. Owner will consider 71h% financing. Asking ..... ' .............................. $69,500. Open Sunday l -5; 1233 Highland Drive. • BAYCREST Large 3 bedroom custom built home with formal dining room, waJnut paneled den. Ma ster bdrni. has fireplace & \valk·in clos- ets. lieated & filtered pool. Owner will fin - ance at 71h % interest. Asking ........ $69,500. Call for app't. . LOW INTEREST $7000 Price reduction on new 4 bedroom home on one or our quietest streets. Just a few lots from Dover Shores. 6.6% Loan. Builder's close-out at ........................ $72,500 Call for app't Open Sat. & Sun. 1018 Nottingham Road john macnab REAL TY COMPANY UNI '(· PLUS Double ,ued elegant muter bedroom and t baths in beautirul presiige Costa i\1esa prinie area! NO \VHERE in Orange County can you find anything like lt at such a FABULOUS BUY with lovely carpel$ and rtrapcs, and bright ·cheerlul kitchen and dining area with FIREPLACE walled living rooin Jearllng to LOW MAIN· TENANCE back yard and POOL that's heated and fil. tered! Priced :or immediate sale at only $33,SOO and your present home consld· ored FOR A GUARANTEE TR.ADE!!! WE SELL A HOME EVERY 31 MINUTES Walker & Lee 2790 Harboi-Blvd. al Adams 545-9'91 Open 'Iii 9 PM RIGHT BUY BY RIGHT Owner just bought this home , presents 1901 GLENWOOD -Do see this appealing & gracious Baycrest 3 bdrm home! Huge dining room. smart kitchen, unusual hobby room & a delightfully different master bed- room suite. OPEN SUNDAY I -S GRACIOUS ELEGANCE -A magnificent charm filled 4 bdrm & den honle. Huge, al· most-n~w pool, with plenty of children's play yard & family entertaining area. Loaded \\'ith extras. lrrunaculate & well priced at $74,950. Baycrest. OUT OF TOWN OWNER SAYS, "SELL!". Exceptionally well planned home with 5 over- sized-bedrooms PLUS den or study for dad PLUS family room for children ..... $47,850. BUILDERS & INVESTORS, Tree shaded home on rear of large lot. Build 2 more, or pos~ibly 3 units & have income with tax ad- vantages. . ....................... , .$27,700. OFFICE OPE N Sat. & Sun. PETE BARRETT REAL TY 1605 Westclllf Or., N.B. 642°5200 one week ago. His company l"!!!!!!~!!!!!!J!!!'!!' transfer forces sale of !his 1:..__. \l"rrific 4 bdrm family home. General 1000 Gener1I 1000 Giant rear yani for hoat. 1 ,:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. lrailrr, camlJ{'r all <it once. 11 Bright & ChHrful $28,500 Open House· will be thi• IO'oly 1.,.., M"' Verde Colonial home In a Newport •• Vic:tori1 646-8811 HIGSON CONSTRUCTION CO. Medallion Jlon11! Buildrrs WESTCLIFF week 01· so when complete redecorating will be com· 1201 DEVON LANE plcted. 5 bdrms, dlni!lg & Open Sat/Sun 1 -4 ramily room. Anthony Poot - 3 BR & dining. Vacan1. farm style kitchen -etc. Va. OWNER \VILL FINANCE cant about 6126. Open to 333 E. 171h St., C.M." 548-5508 offers! 546·SlllO ,. Ci*'9 lhlltrt) LLEGE REALTY 1500 AdarN Ill Hlrbor,CW. 901 Dover Or., Suite 120 642-8235 Large double garage, toolshed, 24'x25' work- shop stresse4 for se!:ond story. Covered and enclosed patio -boat storage area from pav- ed alley. Thr,ee Bedroom. two bath home "'ith EXTRA SPACIOUS MASTER BEDROOM and private bath. Well kept property in NEW-~ PORT HEIGHTS area. Full price ONLY ~ DAILY PILOT \VANT ADS! BRING RESULTS! ls Your Ad in out claaaitieds? Someone wUI be looking for it. Dial 642-$7B $32,i500 -CALL FOR APPOINTMENT ~~~~~~~~ Genual 1000 General 1000 1-;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;:;;::;;;;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;iiiir: SALESMEN· SALESWOMEN NEEDED l;jiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ______ iiiiiiii Genorol 100011 1000 General 1000 646-0555 220 I . s ..... -St. OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1 ·5 18022 BUnER, IRVINE ;=====;!I Exclusive St. Hubert Woods · can you live In a restful 2 BR home !or less than rent? You cu ii you purchase this 4 unit + home estate in Eastside Coeta Mesa. 186() ~ewport Blvd., CM Rltr. 64&-l!ri!I Eve. 5~()...()(}&j 13&tJmn 3111 East Coast Hwy. C.Orona del l't1ar 675--3745 Lachenmyer White Elephants? Coldwell, Banker OFFERS: CAMEO SHORES OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1·5 4549 BRIGHTON RD. 1000 Fabulous oceanfront home. White water view. C/Den w/\vet bar & frplc. Din. Rm. 3 Car garage. Quality construction. Room to add. .. .... , ................... $159,000 Mrs. Raulston UD0-4 BDRM. PIER & SLIP 4 BR .. 3th Ba. Near new Spanish on 2 lots. Wa1led patio w/Jge. pool. Slip for 50' boat. Custom quality thruout. . . , ..... $149,500 LOVELY, LARGE BAYFRONT \Vith private dock for large boat. Eacfl of 4 large bedrooms has own bath. Magiilli: cent family room + wet bar & BBQ. Im .. mediate occupancy. . ........ ,.., . $110.000, With excellent loan. Walter Haase OPEN SUNDAY 1 ·5 1101 EBBTIDE Tip-Top of Harbor View Hills. Best bay & ocean view. Lovely 3 bdrm. home \V/fam. rm., din. rm. & pool. Owner moving-offer. . ' ............... '' .............. $89,000 Mrs. Harvey OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1·5 1101 White Sails; CdM Forever view of bay & ocean from livin g rm. &: master bedroom Lge. fam. room, dining rm., 4 BR., 21h Ba. Pool-size yard. Asking · ........................... $53,500 Chuck Place WATERFRONT WITH SLIP II. 17th St. Sltoppln9 Ctr.l COSTA MESA I ZIOL 1111 ' you'll like our friendly service 1.ovcly 3 bdrm. 2 bath famil y home, just 3 years old. Fully carpeted & draped. A Real Buy at $29,950 Wm. Winton, Realtor 229 Marine, Balbo a Island SALESMAN OF THE MONTH Builders custom for the executive with a growing family. Separate for]llal dining room and (a r g e family fµn room with brick fireplace and rich walnut paneling. The efficient kitchen is as modern as to- morrow with large eating area plus adjoin· ing service room. 4 ki ng sized bedrooms and 3 baths plus separate guest house with private bath and built-in wet bar. Large 3 car garage. Many more c u s t o n1 details throughout. May we show you t his unusual home? Asking $72,500. Flexible terms avail- able. Charming borne on large lot with a sandy beach. lge. side & waterfront patios. Slip for lge. boat. L o c a t e d in area of fin e homes. Just ...................... $53,000 I. E .. nlngs Coll 545·8723 •• 646-1050 I ' 675-3331 Open 'tif 9 Every Night l liG~e·no~r·•·liijiiijjiiij;iiii·l·OOO--·G-o~n·•·••~liiijiijiiijjiiij;ii1000iii /~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ General 1000 General 1000 • 1 • Open Sunday $17,700 1430 Serenade Irvine Terrace Buys this exceJlent '.t bed· roorn. 2 barb family home. Oosr to s hoppin g and schools. Sl~ per month pays ALL -111f!h only $925 TOTAL cash. Ct1.ll ·today. Immaculate home with lush garden patio . beautiful trees. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $42,500 Wm. Winton, Realtor WE SE LL A HOME EVERY 31 MINUTES 229 M•rine, Balboa Island Walker & Lee 675-3331 Open 'tll 9 Every Nigh t 3 Bdr !: d('n. l1i ba. compl. crpld. 18x:!4 lvn. rm. Drpd. "'·all-to-"·all . Nr11' tile I: pnL 1n kit. Compl. re-dee. 1 yr. ago. liYL all IC\tun'!\ It mirTon Compl re-n. Ex- tra large lot. 8'17-i·I% 0\1,'!';ER -514•, 3 hr. T"·nhsc. HB. $107/mo p.i.t.i. b!l-1ns l'.10. f('(. "~h/dry, N'C. faril. 8-17-1067 2043 Westc!Hf Dr. Ii%· m 1 Open Eves. lOOO MESA VERDE · $23,950! lmmed Possess'ion i 1~1,.,,om, 2 ""'"· ""'"·'" • kitchl'n. Cal'pt'lS. llrapPS. l BR 2 b th f" I !lard lo find al lhL~ Io \V · 3 s 'll't')l ~l·e. car· Jll'ii·~· in prcsligr ;irt•a. pt'ls. d1~.ipes, bu11l·Lll5, duu· 54()..l720 hi(' c:aragc. n1·750· TARBELL 2955 H b Wells-Mc:C a rdle, R\trs. ar or 1810 N~·wporl Blvd .. ('_:\I. DON'T give ii away, get ~g.7729 any1inw quiC'k cash for it \1•i!h a -.... "."'"""""" .... ~~~ j Daily Pilo1 111ant Ad: 0iaJ'"&i"2·5678 for RESULTS 642-.1678 iRVINE TERRACE Prime view location Spacious custorn hon1e 3 Bt>droon1s. 3 Ba!h~ Poolside l''an1i!y Hoom Vorm;.il dining roon1 Larvr pool & yard A UJ\·ely l lomc \Vith a F'orPver Vir\v S140.000 Call John Abell Res. 673-7365 COMl'ANY REALTORS 673-4400 BUSIEsr n1al'kctplat'C Jn \0\\'11. The DAI LY PILOT OassiBed section. Save n1oney, Ume & effort. Look now!!! ELOISE MORlt\S Wilker •nd l e•, Int., con- grelul1l1t thit terrific 11l1t 911 for •n ••c1plion· 11 month cf r11I ••*•'• 11111 1ctivilv. Eloi1 t h11 1old rnort of htr cwn lio!· in;1 thin 1nvcn1 in her office. H1r hippy cli1nh, both buven ind 11ll1n, 1p•n • l1r;1 911o;r1phic 1r11 lncludin9 N•wpcrl Beech, Cotlt M111, end Huntington 81•d•. H vou netd e prcf111icn11'1 11th· tenet in 1ilh 1r 11llin9 '/Car ·liome, or findin; t 1p1ci1I cne lo purd1t11, cttl E!oist fer htt e•ptrl •uillenct ti 646·771 I. Gener ii TOOOGeneral tOOOGener1I 1000Gen•ral Vacant And Ready Sparkling c l e an and located in a prime Newport Beach location. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, panelled living room with wood burn- ing fireplace, formal dining area. Spacious kilchen and separate service room for fun and hobbies. Walk to Mariners School, library and park. Out of town owner wants action. $34,500. FOR A WISE BUY COLESWORTHY & CO. 542-7777 ftH llC•llff tr•lnl!MJ ot l 1nn1t1 ... School Free SalntWOMhlp Claua h11erntitd I• A ltMI l1Nt9' C•'"'' OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1·5 2001 SEADRIFT, IRVINE TERR,. $52,500. A charming 3 bedroom, dining, 2 bath home in Terrace #2. Room to add extra rooms or pool. Attr8ctive decor. Mary Lou Marion IRVINE TERRACE This charming little home needs a family It's vacant. Beamed ceilings, shake roof. 2 BR's. BUT room to add more. Across the street from $100M homes .. this one - . . .. . .. .. . ......... $39,500. Mrs. Raulston ELEGANT SPANISH 6 BR. Two Story. Large rooms, formal din., fam- ily rm., game rm., 41h baths. 3¥.a Car gar- age. Go urmet kitchen. View of bay. Fee land. This home has everything! Mary Lou Marion COLDWELL, BANKER & CO. 550 NEWPORT CENTER DR .. NEWPORT BEACH 833-0700 RED CARPET REALTY 1. OPEN SUNDAY 1 • S No. 20 llALIOA COVES \Vatcrfron t paradis('. ldcal 11\inc:. Yiew , pier and i;:Up for 36' boaL sa.ndy beach. 1800 sq. ft ., pristine condition. i extra largr bedrooms. large livinJ\ room v.·ith flrcplRCC. forC't>d iur hrtit. quaint nf'i~h· borhood. 563.500. Takr ndv11nt81!C of tXN'llcnt ov.·ner finllncini.:. 2. IAYCREST IAIY Just one y•·11r old ~ Ll>•.:!11•'d in ;,. ~11lr·nd1d 11ro·a ,,( quality custom huilt horn•·~ 1111-.: lrt rcr .1 bt.'"tlrno111. 3 bath ht)nlr ha~ 1n11n~ bon11~ f"<l l!ll'('S In •1ffo •1'. You will lovl' ha•·in~ 11. :1 t·ar eara1;r. 11·ell 11!snnt'(1 wet bar for ent«rtainin1ot. formnl dlr1in.i: room, and •paciOU£ living roo1n 11·ith a1t r111'th·" fir<'ph1cc. Hure petlo for summer and su(X'rb landscaplng. f74,900. T\"IU1llfe1Tf'd ownf"rs-gotta jl'.o: Assume t:6"~HONT DU,LU • Enjoy beach and ocean living v.·hi!(' your 1rnants he~p i-.y the morta•gr. Locatrd at thr OC<'an v.·ith notbtng In U'le WIS but the boats arid biklnls. 2 bedrooms, l bath tech. large living room v.•\th tlrf'Pl&ct. bullt-ln Jdtchem. ~\ached 3 car 1:11ra.'!,e I and R3 i;onine IendilJ~lf to future 3rd uni!. SS0,-000. N low er $8.000. down. and o"·ntr '-'111 carry. WJII ttn·t tor fJ2S mo. winter, $2'.!5 "IW('kly i;on1• '-·-~A L f y-."'675•6000 J r \ 4. HIGH ON A HILL! Al clHf~ ('(Jg-c Hi gh above the Coast tllghv.·ay this attrarttve d uple:< has an unobstructNI panoramic vir1v or thr bay and ocean! You'll never tire of this drram loe11tion. Fee desired. $85.000. Try 10'/o do11·n and o"'nt•r carry. 5. IAYSHORES Cornrr local('(' 2 hrdroom homr on ovrr~iz<'d lo1 In n1111•h deslri>d Bayshores. Shnr1 1\·a!k to pri\'Rtr \J<•uc:h and JJlay 11rea. Large living l'OC>m v.·ith fil'e· pJaec. dining room. double drta~·h~ car8ge, gate and st ora.gc area for boat. $<14.500. You·n nol go "·rong here. 6. IALIOA POINT An older 3 bedroom, 2 bath, two story home of- fering rn&.n.y delightful remodeling possibllitlts. Priced at $45,000. Senior citizen owner will ac- cept sn1ell down and carry firsl l:ruat df'ed at 8%. You'll love the neighborhood. Do yoursel( a favor and up lore the pms,lblliUes here. The ocet1.n? .Just a block av.•ay. RICH IRWIN llOKER 7. IAYSHORES S llDROOM Exclusive residential district, with private acceu to Balboa Bay Club. Thia 3,000 sq. ft. home hu 5 bedrooms, 5 baths, 3 car garage. Dad here's a gn:>at place to raise your large family close to the main Ba.yshore beach. Pricfil at $78,950. Do your fainily a favor and be sure to BCC lhis. 8. GREEN BELT LIVING Yes. and 'vithout having to slave ovl"1' a hot lawn· mo .... ·er. A "Blurfs" condominium which provides a SpotleAA 2 bedroom, 2 beth v.·ay of llfe--planned for family fun and entertaining. Patio. with barbe- cue plus all other dl;'lu:i1c modt>m features. $39,900. Leave on weekend or vacation trips .without m&.ln- 1cnance worries here. 9. OUTSTANDINli LIDO ISLE VALUE Fea.turlng 14 bedrooms, 2 bathJ, lai'&e. Jlvlng room \\>\th fireplace. Lots of qu.Uty p]usaes 11uch as red tile roof. co1>JX'r plumbing: mw dishwasher, etc. At $65,000. and v.·lth thl11 location )'OU needn't look further. EV&RYnlING CJ.LANCES , , • little girl~ lllcP. <'loll•. Uttlf! boy1 IU<e 1olldtrs. When they grow up, alrlt Uke •oldlen • • , atut hoy• like doll•! In buylnst a home v.·e try to help }'OU Invest 1n one that you'U like 20 ytan f'rom now. But If you find that you •re planntng to M"ll . , • (eel frff t o <'t!lll on us for cXperlcnced he.Ip. \Ve'd like to show you "'hat we mean by "•Mc.,,..... aervlce. IO. WATERFRONT, ,tlR & SL1' Be ki11d to your boat -let It Ue up close to lts m~st.er so It won't fell lonesome. And you'll enjoy be1nr able to 1blnc the bt'ightworlc in your spare moments Wh('n you live in this two story 2 bed- room plus 2 den home with lnrge patio at water's edge. $64.500. Free and clear. Owners will carry 1st loan with !10,000. down or exchange for San Diego property. 11. 'I.AN NOW--RETIRE I.ATER You don't have to bl' Don Adams to "GET S~tART.'' This real 11harp Triple)( on the B&lboA Pl'ninsula point is real easy to krtp rented and brings in $9,675. per year if rent('(! on a ~ummer/ \vinter basis. T11.xes are $1.005. and presrnt pay- rnenti; total $3,360 pe.r y('ar. Not only can you gf't spendable Income but laJC shelter ns \\'ell. L@t tis show you how to plan for a prospcorous fututt". 12. HOMI AND INCOME The one you've waited !or. Be the firal to Slit this duplex-in the best rental art:a. Close. to Bly I; Ocean. There's a happy ruture here for someone. Alt for $48,~ tnternted! Then call now! • ------------~-----------~--------~------- ----. ---- -... ····-·-··--..-,- Satu'4Y. J""e 21. 1969 OA!lY Pl\OT 2·1 . HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE I HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE \ HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALi GerM!•I lOOOGentr•I 1000 General tOOOGen.ral 1000 Gentr1I 1000G•neral 1000 Gtn•ral TOOOGtneral 1000 General • 1000 . - * BEST BUYS * It's A Dream Designed for h<'au ty and e01nfort. 5 lovely bdrn1s. Cllarmlng n1astcr suite. BL~ rormal dining ro<Jn), large family room. Ch~h.'f!: Bay. crest location. Immaculate Custom built \Vestcliff 4 bd!'m. home \1•lth lovely pool and huge palio 11·ith outside .... -et bar. A hon1c .... ith real class. Mansion Ove1·\ooklng Back Bay "'ilh 1nountalns In background. 5000 sq. f t. of living spa<'c. 4 large bdrml'l, family room, Sl"paratc dining room. Huge recreation room. 4 car g&I'· 1:tgc. Don't miss this one. Must Sell 5 Bdrms., 314 bath Bay. cresl home built by Ivan \Veils. fl·toving East fl-lake offer . OPEN 4 BDRM $31 ,950 -Be s t buv. Beautiful l'Ond., s ha g carpeting throu&houl, serv. porch, boat ya rd. patio & lge fam rm. Great privacy & yet close to shops1 schools. Open tod•y: &. Sunday at '2854 Andros St. 2 BDRM POOL -Fabulous Exec. home. cul-de-sac · near golf course '\\'ilh Anlhony pool. Panelled roon1 & shag carpeting. Per· feet home for entertaining. $46.500. Open Sunday -1790 Bahama Place. 4 ~~, ~ ~~~J~~e ro!~a~g~a~~YST -+ a separate guesl or mother·in·la\V roon1. Just 3 years new & co1npletely c.:irpeted & draped. Spanish moti f. . .. .. . .. . .. . . ...... $38,950. ASSUME 6°/o GI LOAN Don't miss this chance to move your family into this really sharp 4 bdrn1 ho1ne. Poot sized lot. boat & traile1· storage, large covered patio ..f-hlany Qther features 1nakes this 2 year old home an outstanding buy. Full price .. $32.500 . \ I Our 24th Year Re~ults thru ·Service · JERRY FREUD -CHARLES ARNOLD Associ•te.s JOHN COURTNEY -RHODA MAGIL COATS & WALLACE REALTORS 1 1491 BAKE R STREET I '1F 546-4141 COSTA MESA, CALIF. I IT'S BUYERS YOU WANT WE HAVE THEM 388 E. 17th Street, C.M. 2150 MESA VE"DI D", e COSTA MISA • PHONE 146·5ft0 Realtors 646-7755 General 1000 General General 1000 IOOO I Gen;;~I-. ~ - Gener•I 1000General NEW FROM HOMES $28,SOO 1000 -NO .. ilOWN VETS OR- ASSUME S'I• FHA At uny $J j l per 1nonth! A 111udt'I condition. latt;<' 3 bed- 1·00111. 2 hath BEAi\1ED CATHEDRAL CE TL l NG hoinc. 1.:ompletely profession. Eastside Costa ?ttesa ally redecorated in~idc and Fenced Yards out 1\ith surrounding park· \V l \V Carpeting like grounds and ~pa(•ious Draperies palio in lovely, lovely quiet Built·ins ai·e;1. VERY PRIVATE !'<!AS· Cl TER BEDROOM \l"ilh 011!· Large osets ~ide act'l'ss. ALL t:Ll'..:C· Electric Garage Door Operator TRJr: ki!chen and rlish1vash. 2348 SANTA ANA AVENUE {'1". \Vat{'I' sortener! Trade (Bel~'een 23rd & Santa Isabel) in your smaller home on this 642·3960 E~·es. 642-:l106 VF.RY SPECIAL BEAUTY!! '°':!'!~~~~'!""~~~~~~-~-~~1 WE SELL A HOME co EVERY 31 MINUTES General iooo l.;G;;;•n•;;;••;;;1 ==;;;1000;;.1Walker & Lee MESA VERDE ·:!790 Harbor Bh·d. a1 Adi'.inls 545-9491 This inunaculat.<' l BH fan1-Open "Iii 9 P;\l 546-2313 • 646-7171 ily hon1c ean br youi·s hy1 ------~--­ assun1ing j:l~ ',(. FIJA LO.\N. Assume 51/2 °,0 OPEN HOUSES THIS WEEKEND A n1ust sec to appreciate. 4 Bedrm. 2 Bath Asking $26,950 Open Sat. 12-S 3228 IOWA STREET TWO ON LOT No <1ualifying to assun1t"' ex· is!lni; loan, to!al payn1t"'n! including taxes & insurance only $178.00. Located in Col- legr Park. B/B $1 ,lSO PRICE REOUCTION \\'as $1\,:,00. No\I' fo1· a fc1\I davs $39,950. Bes1 valu" in Co.l"ona. Highlands! 3 .Bed- roo1ns \\·ilh ln rge exira den, 2 baths. large living roonl ll'ith fircp!a(.-e. It's on large corner lot. You 011·n the land. Shade and Play yard. Front and rear porch patio. Oul of !o\\·n 011·:1rr. $5.500 PRICE REDUCTION T1·uly a pres1ii?r. ho111c loc:i.1. rd in cxclusivc lr1;i1\f' Tl"r· raee II. All 100111s ill 11\1" --·-----Corona def Mar • Dandy Duplex Put your lazy dollars lo wo1•k b11ilding rqui!y in bcnuriful Corona dcl ;\olur! ! Large 111·0 bNJroorn front unit wilh \l"oocl btu·nin~ fireplace' iHlrl built-in kitchen~! Plus dr- !lghlful h\"o hrdroon1 bearh ('Ot\agc O\"Cl" large donblc eai• f':Rragc! No vaeanf'_y f;t\'· t or he1"C'~ ! A great buy al only $41,000 • Su1Jn1it you1· sn1allc1· proP<'11y on our glHH'll!ltCf' !l.itlf~.~ [111111. WE SELL A HOME EVERY 31 MINUTES Walker & Lee lovely ~ lx'd!"ocun, 3 b::ilh :!Oil \\'i•s11.:li!f Dr. ho1nr arc ~pacious ·and lhc 6167711 ) . ( pl'n E\'O'S. Jiving art:'n including !ivinr;: ~--- 100111, ,rlining 1oon1, family 4 BR 5 BEDRO·DMS ,\Ni) POOL iu l11:11111 iful D11v. r1' !:ihorcs. Bcan1C'1[ r cl1111g liv. rn1 ., n1aslt•1· [.!(Inn, 11in. rn1., kit("hc11 & iJr"C'aklasl a r·ra all on lhi' ouli>1anrling view nf 1hc Bay, Pul"'quet noor!'t! faui. 1·n1. \\" \\"l'l bar, Only l ~·r. old. C'u~ton1 bit. by l1«1n l\lcUs. V11h1t" plus! Roy J. Wa rd Co. tBayc'1'C's! Offit·<'l 1130 Gala)(~' ti'lb-lT"1."J() Assume 6°/o GI $3,000 DOWN Dll. :.' 131\. hnill-ln rl•T kile'u•n. lg . /:1 111 1!y 1"111. will! f1·riL S1u11ien !ivi11;:-rtJ0111 . I O..•un1 rf'iling.~, '.? t·:11· ~ur. :.'1 ~I YI'!< !l1tl. i\·lnv" ri"ht 111. : HARRY A. BOGGS 1'00111 1.li;o the n1aslcr bed· Meredith Gardens Hr;d(1 11.:;; (it;:;1 1wn1 overlooks a sparklin~ 4 2-·NEW -DUPLEXES-1 heated and fi lte1"f'd Pool. $4,000 Down I ""1,·1 1·1·1·1 '''"'" ,.,·,1,1 ,.,, Corona dt•I r.tar. So. ,1f lh1.1'. Fan1ily situation motil'atcs .~,. ' · " ' "" · ro,•1•·1 •1•'•1'110 111 ( ··11 i\lusl 11111·., .:! ,(· :! Rd1·n1s. d1-astie price 1-rduclion .. (';01\1 ' " " " r , ai., Y rn1 :i 1i 11 :1 ar g l'llt'h ur1il Bir.in n.vo. t!lsh·I $69,500. o\'~r ·:?Sm1 s~: f1. c a rage. 1ra<:her. Opcn h•·(1111ril •Tll· Bay & Beach HARRY A. BOGGS ; .. ,,. Realty Inc. r.('a!I' ~.6lJ:17 • ca11 o" nl·1· 611 .n:..>ti!i • 675.JOOO S BEDRM ;3 BATHS-$18,500 ''"7 E' II Cd'l All e.k>ctl'i,. bu•'ll-i ns. F•m•'ly "f c.\as i>ilrtl h1•1!rooni.~. Dn1. --tv .. Cuasl 11~·., 1• '" I ---roon1 Foimal dinini: rooni nnl!ir living: ruvn1 11 l!h 1i;.:h All r!'ady for your in~pec­ tion. • Or 1.:alt us to sec al your 1.:onveniencr. \\'c ha~·e niany others in these choice areas. 5 1/•o/o .G.I. P ark. like yard. !'l"lai;noli~ lir.utnC'<I .-eilings. Built ·, inll $119 i\lonlh pay11 all. R-Z lot: Star Pin lrt'Cs & \"Util'!V runi::r & 01·('n. Pan<'lr1 I rain· ORANGE COUNTY'S 2 Br. hon1c. S20,000. or fruil c trrl'.~. f1i·" pii. i1v 1·111. :i10.1;:in 1 LARGEST Pyramid ExchangorJ 64&.26:!9 f'ount!lin .. iJQ.\72fl j TARBELL 2955 Harbor 293 E . 17th St. 646-4494 CHARGE your 11·an1 ad now. _!~~L 2955 Harbor 1i AILY-PILOT \V-i\:\"t;-;-DSTI General IOOOGeneral 1000General 1000 General 1000 Open Sat & Sun I PM to 5 PM 2013 Irvine Ave. Newport Beach • 3000 Broad St . Newport Beach • 1607 Highland Dr. Harbor Highland • POOL TABLE Open Houses THIS .WEEKEND 14 Bedroom s) 1148 Santiago !!)over Shores) NB 642-8235 <Sat & Sun) 428 62nd Street (Ne\\1port Shores) NB 642·3869 (Sat & Sun 12·51 1018 Nottingham Road . Ne"'port Beach 642·8235 (Sat & Sun I FOR A·C· T ·l·O·N LIST · WITH PAUL-WHITE-CARNAHAN NOW I $25,000 to $29,999 I FOR THOSE WHO PREFE R A lup Joc1:1 t ion in N<'11 - port Beach. Tl1is fine' :1 1Jo>droon1 h o rn .., 11 1 I h ht1rd11oud floors 11 ilh I ':,, baths 11 Ill l'Ui l you1· n<•••ds. ~·,u·i11u.< l11i11 :..: l"lll. 11 ilh 1!1'0'!111L<'<'. 11/\1' i'!ll"l"'*S & 1lr11pr . ..-=-f f'n· r·o·tl 1'1·ar 1•a1·d 11·ith Inv•·· 11· l'•>\f'rt;d 1u11 in. Pt"ir·rrl 1:it;h1 at :ji~.~00-E·Z ll'l"Jll~. S.lfi-5.1-10 WHY PAY RENT? ONLY $1,250 DN.!! Y1·~: ll".~ lrU<'. This $pOI· !1•ss, 1•h•u 11 :; Bd1·n1., 2 hulh hoini'. 0 11"nrd by u~ i~ j•1SI lil<<' nCI\' & r('ad y f o r Pl'C"llpHn<·y. Fin r. n"ichborhood a n d rll•ar srhnols. llUH nY: Full pri<'<' nnl_v :S:.!8.950 .0-,1J6.:J.!•IO NO DOWN PAYMENT Sc•r.-1his 3 Rd nn + fllnl• flv n1on1 hun1c in chui<·e h~·a11uu. Ch.1sl· ''' Sl"hools & Shl11)pini;. 41,:: \JD.lhs, s11,>p-save1· kitch•·n. blt· in OV!)ll S: 1"1111~<", dish· \vas hcl', spnt.:iuu;; livi11;.: ruo1n •1·1fin·1•ln•·•·, 11•/11• <·:•qH'1.;; & cl1·n1.11'.'· l •nly ~::'ii ,9."'10. V ,\ 1r•rn1s. .. 1· 1nin. clu11·n Fl I.\. :'!Hi·:i·l·IO COLLEGE PARK J .BR. - 2 BATHS Qu::ilit.v t1!1r1:1 n1od•'l"n hnn11' un a q11i1•1 r11 l·dl'- ::a<· slt'('t.•t. B1·autifully Jt1nds•'ll1.ird. !1<1:0: cus\on1 huilt patio. Hoom fn1· boat or 1i·t1ilt'r. U\1•.w:c ki1 l'hl'n \l"ilh 11!1 rl«ctric built · in kil r hrn. \V11rn1 frit'ndly I r vi n g roon1. hl"i1'k 1i1·•·plac". Pricrd rii:ht nt ~2G.9:\0 -E·7. 11•1·ms. !'i-l!i-5440 PRICE LOWERED $2,500 Ov.'nr r,;; anxious to dis· ~N.Sc uf l his large 4 BR. ho111c 11lus cxlra bonWI ruu1n. \Yell located near- ,;;hop1iinJ: & schools. 1 % bu.th. $\ti.II shO\\"CI", Ex· tra larj;~ kitchen with ; built·ins. Large eatrng fJ1"1'a, :.!4 foot Jiving rm., , 1v/1v rnrpels & drapes, - firr11lace. pool size yard i palin. Prir·l' 1101\' only · $28..l:iO, VA or rHA \Pnll~. 5•16-5440 5112°/o LOAN ASSUMABLE i'\r> r hnnge in inlerl'St ratr. Sharp 3 Bdnn east• sidl' home. All bdrms. • hnve 1r1t.lk-in rlosets -.'. 1 ~ !Jathi., stall sho1ver. • Bri,1.:hl kitchen, bit-in : 1·:111,i.!r. & oven + dish- \1·w;hcr. \Vcll landscaped. • V1tC"llnl . Pricl' $29,900 -:. l-furry. 546-5410 ; I •-------o-vE_R __ $_3o_._oo_o ______ _,I : EYE CATCHING And so Jivnl>lc ... 1;; 111\~ 1111a inl (1ld1•1·. :1 Bd1·111. hunu• tha1 i~ c111i('L d ir- fi·1·Pn l. F\111• N1'11'port · A TOUCH OF SPAIN ONE JUMP AHEAD or nlhl'l" horncs in beau- tiful \Ve~tcllff. <I lars:.e ' Bd!.ms • 'l full baths + , ~. b a th. Outstanding · kitchen. a.11 built"· Ins e • f)/\V • tiled sptas h, sep-o • Hl"Qll' servicC roon1, sep.o , ;1rnl<' f(u·ma.I dininJ.: rm •• : rx1~·11sh•f' 1•0/1v rRrpcl['I • 2033 Paloma Eastside off 20th St. () Ecl'll lookinf.! for a plaC'r lo pul one? !lcrC> ii is • Beau· liful fa111ilv hon1c in exccl- lC'11\ \oi·a1iOn 11·i1h scparal•' lS x 20 foot run1pus room lo accomodalc rC'gula!ion i<iic pool la!Jlr. plus p\cnly of roon1 lrf1 over fu1· enjoy· ing TV and the n1a1nmolh stone fireplace. Largf' bed. roonts, :l "Queen'" size baths, dining roo1n and separate rooin for office or hobby. 1\l'~Un1r JO\\" ln!CJ'C'SI ;,ii': keep this lto11dy dlrMtory wltfl you thb ... k•114 •• yo11 90 ho11M i11111fl119, All tJw lecotl•M llsfff Mlow ire deKrlbff 111 9rHter 4etlllll ., aC•llfri•l11t •I- where 111 todoy's DAILT PILOT WANT ADS. Potl'fft 1howln9 0,.11 house• for s-lo er to Nllt .,. •ttH lo lbt uch l"forlfftle11 111 tllllt col1111111 "ell Frl4•Y· *1233 J-li ghland Drive (\Veslclirfl NB 642-8235 fSun 1-5) B(·w·h. Lu(·ntrd n {' n r lh1l'l1or lli;..:h. ~r11n1·ot t• 20.1i:l8 sunkrn fa1nily rm. h11 s :-;tone lircplac\·. A ,o;!cr1 up dining: rvo111 pt1 nrllr'(I \1·i1h bean1 ..,,.if_ ini:. s lrp·savrr kill·hrn. \\',•ll de\·1•lu114.•d y11rd. .J1 1;;L rf'duc·rd $1100. No11· $.'l<:',900 a ~rcat huy. Thi'> 11n11sual ;~ RI~ Arlfl lar(:c farnily ronrn ho111i• in ('.u,.;IA )lrsa i~ M• 11·11rn1 -fru•11dtv & info1·n1ril. A lul';.:P tr~ffk• [1"l"' liv\111: rno111 v.lth 11utllity 11/11 carpPls and dr1111C~ nnd ril'f'jllacr. \Vif(• \\"ill 101·" this brighl, kilchl'n \~·ith hl!-in.~. 1 ~~ blt1h~. ~tall ~ll•11<'er, n1l1ny cx1r11 /'rn- t•n·P.~. Onlv ~:l0.950 - Ct111 for s tlov.•ing. Sr, drllp<•s. Price $53.950. ; 1 546-5440 ' OPEN SUNDAY I PM TO 5 PM 2826 Francis Ln. Mesa Del Mar • • 2828 Drake St. Mesa Del Mar • 3101 Trinity Ave. College Park • 2915 Ellesmere Mesa Verde • 521 Irvine Ave . Newport Beach .. 546 El Modena Newport Beach 9 2399 Redlands County Corridor • 19521 Aragon Cir. Huntington Beach 646·7171 • 546·2313 DAJLY PILOT WANT ADS BP.ING RESULTS! FllA loan. Payn1cnts of SJ83 fM'r 111onth, incl11dcd rvr1y. lhine. WE SELL A HOME EVERY 31 MINUTES Walker & Lee 2W3 \\'estcli/I Dr. 616-7711 Open ~:;vcs. 4 Bedrm & Fam College Park 178.00 Mo. Total Cul de Sl!C lot \\'i!h lots of fruil h"<'C'1'. Thi.~ housr has ·I h~rgc berlrn1. 2 queen siz. rrl balhs. Forced air heal, all built in kitchen. Anyone c~::in a ~sun1e ~isling 51,~~;, Joan, no qualH.1•ill'l:, 1 lurry! ORANGE COUNTY 'S LARGEST 293 E. 17th St. 646-4494 1000General NEAR WATER -$27,500 3 br home on R-3 lot just 45 feet from beach . Top LOCAT IO N. top TERMS. Shown by ap- pointment. $2000 LE SS -10% OOWN Priced belo'v similar 3 br, 2 ba homes in nei ghborhood. Large roon1s, B/lns, fire- pl aces, and owner 'viii paint exte~ior, your choice of colors. 30 day possess ion. Only ............. ~33.000 :: CUSTOM 4 BR -10% DOWN Large. custo1n 4 br, 3 ba, dlj!n near back bay in an area of more expensive homes. \Vall- ed entry. Excell ently landscaped + extras IMMED IATE POSSESS ION ....... S38,900 EASTBLUFF EXECUTIVE -8V.% Quality 4 br, 2 ba + large POOL. Nighl- Ji ghts view .. l\ssun1e high loan at SY•%. Owner anxious. "'ill also lease or lease/op- tion. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Shown by appointment GOLF COURSE LOT Large, choice t.1esa Ve rde R·l' lot .. !\ rare find at $23,SOO incl ud ing results of topo-- grapb.ical and other studies. SU BMIT DOWN AND TERMS. For information and Inspectio n, call Bill Galloway, SPRING INVESTMENT CORPORATION 54Q.9Sl7 12 Bedroom) 224 1-feliotrope .Corona del 6i5-3000; 673-0554 Eves Mar 401 Santa 1\na Ave. (Ne\v port NB . 642·2799 13 Bedroom•) ISal 1-51 Heights) (Daily) 4ti•4 Serra Drive (Corona Highlands) Cd!\l 646-3255 ISa t & Sun 1·5) 214 Dahlia. Corona del J\lar 646-8811 ISa l & Sun 1-5) 421 Cabrillo Street. Costa Mesa 548-9500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 4821 Co rtland, Corona del J\•Iar 675-4392 !Sat & Sun 1·5) *19561 Roderick Lane. J.luntington Beach . n68·1928 I Sat & Sun 1-5) 2001 Seadrift llrvine Terrace) Cdl\·I 644-2430 : 83a.-0700 fS un 1·5 l 18022 Butler. Irvine 675»331 ISun 1·5) J.119 Bonnie Doone Terrace. CdJ\1 673-7312 (Open llouse) 14:W Serenade <Irvine Terrace) CdM 675-3331 (Sun 1·5) *512 Larkspu r . Corona del J\'lar 675-2723 : 646-7974 Eves. (Sat & Sun 2·6) 2568 Carnegie Ave /College Park) Cr.1 645-0303 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 13 Bedroom & Family or Den) 1901 Gl en\vood {Baycrest ) NB 642-5200 I Sun 1 ·5) 2612 R.edlands fBack Bay) CM 546-5460 Eves: 642-4951 ISal & Sun 1·5) 287 Nassau Road (College Park) CM 646-3255 ISat & Sun 1-5) 230 Virginia Place (Eastsidel C~J I Sat & Sun 1·5) 1201 Devon Lane IWestcliff) NB 546-5508 ISat & Sun H) **1915 Bayside Drive, N~\vport Beach 675-4392 ISal & Sun 1-5) 1831 Trade\vinds, Ne \vport Beach 675-4392 !Sal & Sun 1·5) 1363 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores l NB 642-8235 ISal & Sunl *1101 Ebbtide IHarbor View Hills! CdM 644-2430 : 833-0700 (Sun 1·51 1147 Gleneagle. Costa l\.tesa 540·1720 (Sun 1·51 1307 Marion Lane 1Westcliff) NB 646-0609 : 540-2858 1Sal & Sun 1-5) 1598 Myrtlewood (Mesa Verde) CM 545-6446 IDaily 1·5) 2607 Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar 67;.3000: 548-8868 (Sun 1·5) 935 Tiller Way, Corona del Mar 675-3000 : 548-8868 (Daily 1·5) 1132 Gold enrod, Corona del Mar 57;.4130 (Sun 2-5) 2006 Leeward (Baycrest) NB 646-7711 2108 Arbutus (EastbluU) NB (Sa l 1·5) 644-0309 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3228 Iowa St I Mesa Verdel CM 642-1771 (Sat & Sun 12•5) 419 F'ullerton Ave .. Nc,vport t-reil{hts 548-0379 (Sat & Sunl j4 Bedroom & Family or Den) 9802 Saline Drive <S l1 0 RE CRI;:ST) ll B !l62·7558 (Daily) 32fi2 Io\va Street. <Mesa Verde) Cf\'l 045·6448 /Daily\ 151fl .i\.ntiqua <Dover Shore::;) NG 646-3255 <Sun 1-5) 14'.lO G::il-'\xy Drive fDovcr Shores\ NP. "46-1550 /Daily) 211 '? \Vind,vard Lane fBaycrest) Nf3 64'!·5200 ISun 1-5) 11 5 rvt-ilfnrd ICameo Shores\ Cdl\1 67!'i-6996 (Sat & Sun 12-5) 30'.l E . 22nd St. I F.:astside) ('1\1 548-5003 fSa t & Sun 11 -5. Dciilv Eves) 1101 \Vhite Sails. f'nrona del J\1ar · li..!4-'>430 : 833-0700 rSun 1.5) 1358 F.. Oceanfront. Balboa Prninsuln fi45-2000 <Dai ly 1-5) 23~1 lr"\'inc (Back Ba y) NB !"140-17?0 roaily l·!i) 2479 F'<1ir1vay Dr ive, Cos ta fvlesa f\46-2819 <Sat & Sun 1-!"11 20~4 (:rit<lencye Place f!v1Psa Verdel CJ\·T 046.4415 (Sat & Sun 1-6\ 22R J;;nicrald Bav. Laguna Reach 67:l-017:l : 494-73~6 <Sa t & Sun J.fi) 18:.!t. s~ntiago Drive roover Shor es) Nl3 fi46.J550 <Sun 1-5) 28!l·t . .\nrlros (1\1esa \tcrde) r,1\I !i4t.-5flfl0 (Sat & Sun 1·.51 * 1:.147 f·Tnmpshirc Circle f\Ves1cli ff) NB 64 2-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5l 36.1 Vi~ta Baya. Ne,vport Beach 675-4 I 30 2 1 ~8 I:lr~Pmar. New port Beach 675-4130 1551 Peaasus. County Corridor (Sun 1-51 (Su n 1·51 646-7711 (Sun 1·5 ) 822 Santiago rMesa del Ma rl CM 646-3928 : 644.1655 Eves. I Sat & Sun 1·5) 97~ Denver Drive, Cos ta Mesa 540·1720 (Sun 1·5) ·,', 19?.() C'nmn1odore, Ne\\'port Beach 645·0303 ' !Sun 1·5\ 1907 Lee,vard Lane fBaycrestl NB 540·1720 (Sun 1·51 IS Bedroom & F.may o• De ni *~04 nobinhood Lane {Eastsidc) C~J 648·118 11 IF"ri & Sa t 1·51 20:l8 Calvert Ave <l\lesa Verde) Cl\it 540·~o56: 637·3930 (Sun 1-51 1081 Corona Lane {Mesa del l\>larl CM 546-5580 (Sun 1·5) 1733 Candlestick Lane (Baycrest) NB 646-7755 (Sal & Sun 1·5) !DUPLEX FOR SALEJ 516 -518 Da hlla. Corona del Mar 673-2222 (Sat & Sun 1·5l •••• 1 ** W.....,...flt • • • roof 9fl4 W•mtrent " ~,16-5'1-\0 4 BEDROOM + DF.N CONDOMINIUJ;4 ?11 th" Bl uffs -2 .~to1·y. :~ halh ho111r. 20 . ..:20 Iii'· in~ room, •·a lhr<lrnl ('ril· in~. SJ),'ll"kling kil1'tJ1'11, b!!-in <iVl'll & 1·a ngf'. Quulily 1\'/1v c11rp•'IS & \'\l.>IO!ll ilraµrs. :lOOO Sft. f•'•·t -pnUo. Pr i1·,.. $<!:.!,· 90(.. r'i·lfi·5-140 ;;i.i6-;)·l·JO VACANT 4 B!DROOM j\lrsn del ti'fnr -You"I! lik" this ll'C'IJ c·o11tlition· 1·d honl(', 1 * baths, Likr. nt'11• 11•/1v c111·µc_1 t ~ in fan1- ily roon1, h1dl ,t,,_ living 1·n1 , Hu~l ir stylr. i:hal<I! r,,,ir, f"nr1•ll r1:"11r .vi;rd, i:prlnld"r front yard - nnly $:l!-l,9.i0. E·Z 1ern1,;. :"i46·54•10 S·H·H A SLEEPER ' . Nr{'d <I bedroon1 + huge fan1ily room? This 2640 '. l>l[. ft. hornc in Mesa i Verde 1nust be sold at;t '>rH·e. Nf'cds sonic -wotk ' do11r. :; baths, rxtra lg,. kitc·hcn v.•ith all elcclrle l1l!·in uvrn .l rangr. Dbl ;:ei'agt'. "lectric doo r , oJlf'n('r. 50-ft aluminum r·uve1·pd 1iatio. Pr i c e : $.19.500. Assume S3J .400 , l'~i~tini::-loan. 546-5440 ' ' I .-, -----...... ,,, _ POOL HOMES _ r.---------------------..... . RICHLY APPOINTED FIVE BEDROOM MANSION' Lu.'<urious fam ily roo111 in BA YCllEST ha!'! cle,.,ign that ,~·ill please all 111l'1nbers. 1-Ju r;e kitchen 1vilh n1utlc1·n hui11·ins + dish\vasher, res<'! lii::htl11;.:, quality curv('(! fot·n1l1.:a top, 1:J.1i:7' service 1>0rch, 13xl6' foJ"mal dining !'<io rn. ~cparntc dl•IJ uff ki!.t·hi•n, sliding-door,; OJlC'll out lo park· likr ynrd and lov('ly hcnt"d Tahitan pool. .1 baths -all carpeted, hugr 111astrr bed1·oom \\'l!h 01vn privatf' b.ith, 2~ fool !hcing room 1vith lush 11·9Jl 1n 1vaJI tar!J"1S. A 1nu.~l SC'(' Al S7:J.,100 - Good terms -Vacanl. I ! OWNER PRICED Tl1 is 11u;1 1i1y :l·s1or.v l"ll.~· Ile :'I Bl: & dl'11 i· family n1un1 fur quk·I<; sulc. Jdcn! quii•\ lornlinn nn C'lll·dl'·Sllf' St. :l 1,~ bi1th~, 1nar!J)f' pulllnen .~inks, l4•!"l'ltZ;',!1 l"Tilry, Sl')lflra1 1' 111astrr s11llt'. All 1•lcctrio' built-in k i!\"hcn, dis h- \\"!!Shl'I". JJlllS hr A l rd pool. Co v c r c rl reti•1. Prk·c SJG,500. EZ 1rrn1 s. 540·5440 POOL TIME 11·~ eln~r. at hl\nd. Thi.~ :J Bru F,\l honif' In J\Jesa Verdr is r1rlcl'd rh:ht for a quir·k .~fll(•. N('1vly palnlr rl intrri11r, l ·'l{ bath.~. II In 11 llhtl\l'~·r. 14.'<:!0' Hvini.:-roon1. Jl,"1•1v i:otd 1:nqX'ling In llving- room & hell. fire1 1111f"f'. Ample ch»ict 11pa(.'l'. Cus· lum pool 11·ith all.t9matfe S\\<'l!'Jl('r. lots of1dcc klnf'.:'. l'rlrf'd at S27.500. i\llik" 1Jfrt r end sta1·l pa1.:kin~. 5;16·54•10 5•16·5440 . SH ·SPLASH SI'" thf~ fini' :t bdrm. 1% bath home, M(!sa. Ve rde lli."<:12• Bl11l' Haven heat· 1•d pool. Ideal home for f'nlrrtai11ing, nvcr' 1880 ~ -~<I· rt. of liv ing sp1:1:1:e,J huil1-in ovrn & rangc,l ' sp1H.:lou~ llv[n>: room, , Has 2 fireplace~. Asking\,; :S.'ll.000. Buy no down • VA Ot' 1111n. dUl\ITI t-rTA. ).j 546•5440~ I • Fpen Houses ••• Sun. 12:30 to 5:30,~1 425 LENWOOD DR. t.~ Biie E. nf T11s1 in • 1 hlk. Sn. 17 th St. Prir" /'•'d Ul'l'd $12~ ffJ1' qul('k ~a le. Vnrnnt. :1 er: rr:, llt'\\'IY rl'<ll'<'11r11.t1'd ln1rr· lol". R u s t i 1· n1o'l'.lern. Nrnr Ha1•bor I Ii.ch, Ex· 11"1\. lari:e bi'd rnnm. rlbl. tlrr plaCf'. hi!. ln. Nn1v only $30.750-E·Z lcrn1~. 5<16·5440 2118 WINDWARD LN. IAYCREST-NEWPORT 5 Udrn1~ .. :1 bulhli. Va· 1.:ant fll't'r 2950 llvlnz ~pace. Tuhit lan hra l!•d poul, park 4 like ya1·d, hug(' niai;\cr bt,'t:iroo111, 11riv1:11t• bath, f n rmnl dfllinM" room, lush \l'l\1' ('(\l'[ICtS. Pl'\{'(' $7.1,4()(). l'i blk. l'O!ll il'Vin(! • l blk, ~uuth Lcc\\•11.rd. 516,J440 316 " , • ' EL MODENA ( NEWPORT ' HEIGHTS l lJldcr 2 bt>droom home•I in l'ho icr.. location. Hard·· v.·011d floor~. fal"m style kitchen. SjlflClous large·j firrpf!l(.'l'. 75 x 127 footi loL Prit.1' $.J2, 750. .J 5'16·5440 ·1 PAUL " WHITE· CARNAHAN • R ee1t11 Co. 1093 B'A'KElr STRE , C.M.-546. 5440 I " ' - ...... ----'--------':....---;_-~----~----------------------..-.-- I \ I , S1lllrd1J1 Junt 21, 1%9 FOR SAL SES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES ,OR SALi HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SAL! HOU$!$ ,OR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 1000 Gentrel 1000 Cotta Mes• 1100 Mtto Vtrdo 1110 Coron• dtl Mtr 1250 Coront dtl Mtr 1250 Hunllntlon llttch 1400H.untlllflon lltoch 1400 3 • •' "XER·UPPER Charmine NewPQrt llelghts ff; bloclc from Oitt Drive. J Bedroom., fam..14' roon1 + ..... $26,900. • NEWPORT COTTAGE UNBELIEVABLE I S850 Down Fl IA. No clo11lng cos11 buys a 3 bedroom. 111' btU1 hon1e. Look at lhcse extras! Wru;hl!r. da')'er, re· trlgcrator. Built In bar for entertaining, Complett: r;tcr- eo and 11peakers. Custom drapc5 throughout. P I u s thick, tike pew carppHng. ALL THIS FOR ON LY $18,900, FULL PRICE. Gl OPEN SUN. l·S S600 Down. First conic, first -c•-In I 11uve. HURRY!! --• u WE SELL A HOME R·AMPS & 1o,·klc doorwa)'S • kleal con. vC'nience fot wheclehalr \¥Ith 4 big bdrn11. 2 wide baths k family room. Best Mesa Vrrde valtJe at S'l7.500. Near school!. Submit 1-~HA or VA terms ar a1111wne 6%% loan. Call 54tl-11SI Herilage Real Estate Cope n evesJ ASSUME &1.4 kllln on Pufchrltudl.... 4 ......., h1mc near schools & rolf <.wrse. EUlcient kitchen, tafuily room, trplc, 2 col<f'red patio!. 1prinklcr 11ystf'm, 5 hi.Iii trtts admlst lovely JMdscapl11g. Priced to sell at SZT,500 by owner. 54().J642 BY OWNER ~ 4 BR. Nev.·ly dee inside & oot. Ne1v crplll· ====-=-=---=-=-:-:::::;:::;:: / tile fir in lam rm. Drpll, frplc. bltns. 1740 sq. f t. OPEN SUNDAY 1 • 5 620 JASMINE Custom built; spac. 2 Br., den-library, !rplc., 2 baths plus sep. house for income. ~orner location on 2 R-2 lots. Owner '"ill rlnance. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . . ... -. -.. $69,900 SPt:CTACULAR VIEW of Oeean & Jetty from this luxurious, oceanfront 3 Dt.. den home. . ...... _ .................. _ ... $127,500 ORANGE COAST PROPERTY 332 Merguorltt, CdM 67Ws50 FHA Resale $26,500 Prine. only. 3252 1'l!!!!!!!:!!!!!!!!!!!!!';"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Iowa St 54.s.-6448 I~ ONLY 2 HOMES LEFT New homes , ready to move ln. lh mile from beach. First payment up to 60 days alter move In. Ttrm1 VA/FHA. From $22,990. CORAL SHORES (on Garfield between Beach & ?t1agnolia 962-1353 Neat 1mall hme. 1.oll ,of tj,osel apaee • one bedrool pkts den -huge Jot "'ilh pa- . • • S22,000. E 11o ~t,'='<2 B 2 EVERY 31 MINUTES .;.""::.~~.lamu,~.~;,, Walker & Lee $141 /mo. pays ALL, S BR + ram lly room, 13.l baths, newly rerlecoratec', b_uiJl.in kltchcn. Near all schools. Only $25. /;iO, A.'IO FHA or no down VA. CAU.. 540-ll5l Heritage Real Esta!e {open eves I ASSUME 5%~'ii FHA 3 BR 2 Newport 8•1ch 1200 Newport Shorts 1220 Coron• del Mar 1250 Huntington Beach 1400 TRADE YOUR HOME Regardleu of how much cquity you have, on th is super sharp tv.·o-stor)\ with winding staircase leading to 4 ?I-taster Sized Bl!drooms. Balcony overlooking fonnal dining room with thick 1~ carpeting. Stunning fl~ place, or try SS.000 Down .and take owr low lntere1t Gl loan. Asking $35.500 Submit. • NODOWNG.I. nn • 2 bath on R-l kit . .~ for another U11it. Can '..& purchued ffiA with low, k>w down. $2.5.lm. "' . I"" ASSUME I ,. 5¥• LOAN "bedroom Mesa del fllar beauty. Huge fantily room , th ra.iUd /i~pla~. ser- tt~ porch, fenced yard. New outside pa.int. Sll.500. • OI COUNTRY r~ ~STATE !elf: the city, 2Cb!30 Liv. Rn1. I ),.ot 125 x 300 • 5 car garage. ,~lee. kitchen • l·Jdwood .JiOon1. 20 x 40 swlm pool -l 'l9.soo. I "':4S' ! PLAYROOM • tP.edrooms, 3% baths on se- poiu;eu1on. On!Y SU,500. DE lANCY REAL ESTATE 2121 E . COAST HWY. Corona Del Mar 673-3nO '1682 Edinger 812-4·155 or 5'10-51 40 Open Evea~ COWGE PARK $25,950 OPEN DAILY 1.5 2571 G reenbriar lVac & ready for oceupancy) •I Victoria 646-8811 (anytime) SOLD YOUR HOME? Need 110mething I a r g e r? Make thJg MUSf SEE! 4 Ma11ter 11lz.e bed1ooms with vanity nook. 3 Baths. Huge famU,y roont with wall to wllll flreplace. Formal din- ing room. Electric built ins. i"~G~l~d""~o~""~t""~·t"""' New carpets & Dr a Pe s o en ppor uni Y. throughout. Assume I 0 w G.1. no down. FHA n11nl· F'l-:IA 5% o/o loan and S3,0Cl0 mum dow~ on the 4 bedroom will handle. GJ no money pl111 Family Roon1. A real ba, bl1-ln, fan1 rn1,li~=======iiJ / c 1, t 11 / d r p ~, Imm a c ·ij•-.om , FO-R--SA-LE--b,-(h-,,,.-,-3 Beautiful pal lo hon1e. 0\VC ¥ dO V' 2nd TD-submit down. tYFP.lllk!"Jtll~• Bedroom, patio, garage. ~"1~ .. J'~ ' Commun i ty pool &: J / playground, 2 blk.~ lron1 BY OWNER fAIJ ocean, Newport Shores. 242 ~~~"'!!~""'""'"'!!•I CUSTOt.1' REPUBLIC HOi\1E EAST Side, 253 Rose Ln, By ON BEST VIEW LDT OFF· owner, 3 bdr, 11~ ba. Well-ERED. 4 BR. 2 BA. SING. kept. Crpts, drps, sprnklrs. LE STORY DES I G N, lg. covered patio, 2 car gar. PHONE ~19-2144. room for boat. CJoac to ir.chls. & shop. Priced for BY O\\•ner. 4 BR .. 1800 gq. fl, lfllick sale at $22,500. flex. Just vacated, cleaned. 2 lrm~. 646-2896 for app\. Blks. Adams S c ho o 1 • library. SALE $32,500 or 2 STORY 4-5 bdr, 3 bath leaM" SZ70 r-.to. hon1e Wonderful care. many 337.~97 or 838"2914 .9Jan,.,,,.,.w ~-" ¢~~ r$,,,.d e x lras , Lovingly landscaped . Too large for us. just right for yuu! Pt1'ake orfer. eve1. & wknd. 303 E. 22nd 4 BR. 18M. BA par!ially carptd honie, $23,900. ?t1ust assign to agency If oot sold by J uly NEWPORT ESTATE 31. Flexible terms avail. Spacious 5 Bdnn. featuring 546-7308 3~ captivating baths plus friendly family rm. & i:rac· College P~rk 1115 ioUs formal din. rm.: new -----lavish carpeting, re!M"shing. (OUEGE PARK '' """' J"'' ""'"'"" 10 Lugonia, NB 642-3286 • OCEAN VIEW • 9 m011. old Lusk 3 BR, 21.S BA home. Crph1, bltns, den, dining rm , 2 frplr1. Newly lnd.sc pd. By OWl'll'r. &14·0-01 \VATERP'RONT By Owner.· $42, 750. 4 BR. 2¥.. Baths. Many extra!!. 428 62nd SI., NB • 642-3869 Westcllff 1230 TOP VALUE IN COM Qu.allly, 2 BR Wide lot Bes;t area, Ocearu.ide of Hiway. Owner. \'a can t "'""" 509 BEGONIA 673-2025 FREEi 4 UNITS \V1lh purchase or 2 lots. Close to shopping, Xlnt incomt, a money makt:r! CANON REALTY • 67$-3581 • IRVINE Terrace Gt>m! 3 BR. or 2 BR & ir;tudy, 2 baths. Flooded with light, beaut decorated. many ex. Ira fraturos. $4.2,500. 1319 Bonnie Doorle Terr ace. 673-7312 by ownrr. LGE. hilltop lot. Pern1. v1e\v of occun & hills. Realtor 673-2010 DUPLEX. nr. ocean. 2 BR. 2 BA + 1 BR. & ba. Lge. lot, privacy. Rltr 673-2010 ' WE SELL A HOME EVERY 31 MINUTES Walker & Lee 768'1 Edinger 842-4455 or a-10-5140 Open Eves. LIST your property with confidence SELL with profet· sional skill THROUGH YOUR 1 1 ~ed private drive. Sep. r>t.;ilayyard • Fam!J.y paradise !• SM,500. 10'7u down. down. sleeper. Deep pllc carpels REPUBLIC Home. 8 mos old. Z story, 4 BR, 3 BA, Jam rm., retreat rm. 3 car garage. Ptlesa Verde Cor lot; $43,500. By Owner. 546-4415 WE SELL A HOME wall t. wall t~ughollt. ~- EVERY 31 MINUTES per-bnck patll.> off family MESA VERDE corner lot. 3 room. ltuge Lot! Many more $;>7.000. (US.Ct BIG LOAN ON A Lovely quiet We11lclitt St. in Mariner Elem. & Np!. HJ Dist. Ftt simple, heavy shake roof, penciled llv rrn. din rm. elect. bll·in!, 3 BR 1 Ba, clf'an cpts I drps, 2 patios, dog l'Un. $42,500 by owner. 642-1598 CAMEO SHORES • Ocean- .. .,.!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!'I front 4 BR & den. 115 :f.lilford • 6'1!Hi996 REAL TOR MEMBER Huntington Beach/ Fountain Valley M'ultiple ' University Park 1237 ' . ' ' Walker & Lee extras for thl' price of lg. BDRt.1. l~ Ba. family S24.950. HURRY! rm. Fully crtd & drpd. 2 Open ti! Sold 1·5 Daily PROPERTIES Yt'EST WE SELL A HOME fil'f'places, rove~ palio. T!"f'mendous opportunity to (714) 615-413• ASSUME 6'12 LOAN Lido Ille Family hu outgro1,•n !his 1,;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, / 1351 Listing Service 7682 Edinger EVERY 31 ·MINUTES 3068 Glbraltor, CM. "A""""""' a.s.~ume 7.2'/(o loan. $182 n10. 10211 B•Y3idt DrlYt 8·l24455 or 5-10.51-IO S_26_._"'1=0~w~"'-'-· -~-~-----I pays all. 3 Bij: bedrooms 2 Ne"portBuch, Calif. 92662' ' -Open E."vl's. Wa Iker & Lee 2179 FainvayDrive ba1hs. 1arma1 dining, huge 1e. ..e. beauUJul 3 bedroom, 2 balh CASH BUYERS! former model home. Live in 5'h;',0 LOANS! i SPRINGDALE SHORES REAL ESTATE 19531 Hart1dtlt Circle ! $21, 900 2 DUPLEXES ,,.,,,;., < BR. 2 BA. Ow panoloo family '"""';,_ ' -C'" luxllry ror only $35,500. Pres-• 0011 loan Sharp 2 Br. & fam. $55, rnt can be assumed at rS23.700 Loanl , JUre's an eXt'!'llent buy for Xlnt location _just steps to 7682 Edinger pa I i o. sh ake roof. menl ~nter. Somethinr you OC ; someone. Lovely fa m 11 y Ba.>' & Ocean beacfles. Each 8424455 or 540-5140 dlahwuher, !rplc, "'crpt.s. rind in most expelll!live hon1· EAN VIEW 6 ~~',4, interest rale. Chann 4 BR. & den. $69.000 • d h•11 ($29,600 Loan) Huntington Beach 962-5931 ; home v.·\th 3 bedrooms, 2 duplex on adjoining fee lots. ,'iiiiiiiiiiO~peiiioiiEiiviioii,,iiiiiiiiO• I rlrps., 5~ •;,. GI. $186 PJTI. es 2568 Carnegie Ave., Col· Cuatom home v.•lth a Vie\\', l baths, in a lerrilic area sur-2 BR h 1 3 ,_ 1 1• S29.!KKJ. • 646-2819 lege Park, C.M. Only $27,500 Deluxl! 3 Bdnns. 21~ Baths. · eac ap · ap ..... urn.. OPEN HOUSE Belter hurry, there's a dead· Sharp aJJ new & many ex. I rounded by developments owner'! apL partially furn. • BY OWNER-POOL. 3 line on this loan .. Call now! tras. A good blly at $~2.500. re I LIDO REAL TY INC. 3400 v;a L;do 67?.-8830 OLD HOUSE BLUES?? ~-H'"-o"=~u"s"E"-"-B"E'"A"--U~T"-"'iF"u'"-"L~ILast year. at this time. dur- 1111(1 \I I 111\11\ ~· I ,, i I;. f that range from $25.000 lo Owner says, "must be pack-SUNDAY AFTF.RNOON BR, crpts, drps. X·Lrg LR. J $39,ro:J. Close lo South Coast age sale." TOTAL PRICE 1880 Maui Circle Low malnt yrd. S31),500. 645-0303 1 ,.P laza, Catholic school and $100.000. Ideal arrangement Outstanding l.afie custom l • &16-2895 * I .(Jlurch, alld local clemen· for you & a friend who 1vants story home with 11parkl111g BY 0\VNER • Low intrrest l•l'Y. ,·unlor 11.nd high schools. t b t • pool Ju•l " bl-·k lo a !al' I o uy oo. 111 "" • 5~i ·EH•<;V lrg transfcrrable rchaSt> with low down on Balboa Rtal Estate Co. \Vay of Mee. Verde Country FllA I Cl b Cul • I . loans. All 3 BDRM '~. 2·E oi;w oon, or assume JOSEPHINE WEBB, Realtor ~ . ....e-sar ocat1on. See side, 2 W side. S48-l()59 : exi.sUng low inlerest FHA 700 E. Balboa Blvd .. Balboa thii; for su1'1'! HOLMWOOD DR. HOME Cozy & cheerful 2 bdt111 s., dining rm., frplc. Garage on alley. Lari:e fenced yard. Now vacanl. Asking SZS,000. A BARGAIN!-- 1 11 and $128 per month • 67J-4l40 • ~ 5 BR, tam rm, fin, gar. rum· pays all. 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml I ~~&·SBIO pug rm. 5~ FHA. S29,900. You save & so do 1~·e. By 2 UNITS 43rd ST. WE SELL A HOME 11 nl!lrcrn!mllllealrtl :176 Paularino 54n-3647 01vner. 4 Bclnn. 2 baths; In Clos" to Beach and Owmel. .. NEWCOMERS LLEGE REALTY I icVERY 31 MINUTES 1500Adlmli1Hllbor,CM. 2500' 9 rm home + apt & popular College Pali<. Frplc., Good vacation &. income. W lk r & Lee '-::::;:::::;:::;:~:::;::::;::::;::::;:= pool. $38,700. 2))7 Santa Ana w/w carpeting, all electric, Lot value is ll('ar asking ~ a e ~~r ~':~rtecut;~ ~o~~~l·CHOICE Ave. 646-2544, ;)48-8333 ;~500~e;;tto.'"eu di~~ ~:e~ price or onl0y $23,000. 20~~ \VestclUl Dr. NE\V Ivan Wells' home oil· BY Chiiner: 4 bdr. enlarged or not at all \Valk fo OCC "' • • i 646-ml Open Eveg. er& maximum modem con-OCEANFRONT Freedom homr. Corner lot, le other schools. 298 Pri.nrr.. "'"""- REALTY 18068 Culver Dr., Irvine OPEN 9 Af.-1..S Pi\f 833·0820 BETTER THAN F.H.A, 01vners will carry own fin. ancing on T\VO &in&le lam· ily OianceUor homes at 71.ir'iU with Sl,000 dn. See agent on premises. 18032 GILLMAN Open Sat./Sun. 1·5 Hel Pinchin & Assoc. :t900 E. Coast Hwy. Cdi\1 Call 675-4392. Anytime veniences, highest quality BUYS Moving, 646-9778 eves. ton Dr. 546-3719 Sl!t? anyt1n1c. ; 1 A I,. 1 y V.'Drkmanl!lhip &. a Panoram-Mes.a dtl Mar l l05 OPEN HOUSE Sat & Sun Near Npt. Post or<'. 646-2414 E11tbfuff 1242 le View of the Back Bay. 1. R-2 Lot ........... S45,CXXI ---------2.:r11 Duke Place, Cl\1 ----------1 view Tustin-home, for bonlt'I. J Bit. 21.4 (·2 !rplcs, in beauur\il con- 'on. Owner an."l:ious. Back Bay. . Occupancy? llbVely t'esidentlal area, close to everything. 3 BR, lgt! ran1- lfly room, J~ baths. OPEN 6.AT/SUN l-5, 287 NAs.sAU fin., COLLEGE PARK. " JEAN SMITH One of the largest 4 bdnn 3 2. 2 BR & den house .. SS7.500 l\fAKE i\fORE ROOM A Bcauly by owner. J BR. 2 llAYFRONT l\JOBJLI:; BLUFFS.WORTII $39.:;oc; bath homes available in the 3. P .uplcx ......... ,, , $59.500 Deluxe, spotleS5 4 & den. BA. Ell:t't"pllonal landS(".ap. HOME BUT MAKE llf"f<"ER! desirable Dover Shores area. 4. T riplex .... , . ,, ... $82.500 Bob QI.son Rltr. 5-l&-5.580 Ing. Assume 6% G_ r Joan 2 Br, cabana, 11 ~ ha. frn/r, !'.lust &ell View elld un it ''C" Large family room wilh · $27 900 516-9866 al · '' plan ~·/1950 !<Q. ft. 4 BR's, 3 wet bar. All li'lectric kitch· BALBOA BAY PROP. ' · . t .i. avail OOat slip, adll section. BA'1, sep. dining. Upgra.d- en wi1h view. With or \\'ith-67'7420 /M,;;;;';';•;;;;V;';';;d;;•;;;;;;;;;;;;l;ll;;O Community clubhouse, pool, e~ Immaculate! C11l J\ln;. , Newport Beach 1200 game area, etc. \Vill trade out llOOI. 2300 \V. Balboa Blvd .. NB White 673-9060 or 675-5764 R J W d C 1 ,,..~~l'!'!~~~~~!!'I SPACJOUS 4 BR, 2 11ton' OPEN HOUSE l -5 up or do\vn fer turn or u~ O oy ' er 0 • fllm Laguna Leisure \Vorld eVt>s. \vner/agt. !Baycrest OU.ic!'I CHINESE ELMS Pacesettter, Country Club 1307 Marion Ln <westcliUl E B·-LUFFS -s cr ies . Bea1,t1"fully R d · · or hillside Orange Co. e NW • 1430 Galaxy &16-1550 a-• Lomba-y Popi••.• 1,·am" ea y & \Va1tini !or you! 1 uu n.1 "'" ... landscaped w/patio le big 3 BR, 2% BA &. fain rm +, -',o,"'-'~· ~546-="~-~"==:---,--!2 Br, 2 Ba split level. Many $20,9•• FULL PRICE-this lge 3 BR home, with children's play yard. 3 1 1 . • * REDUCED * custom !ealllrt'S, all elec; ~ fireplace & hardwood fioor1'. Betlu;. lam nn, formal din arge anal. A real happy etc. Lowest m.ainl. & lease. 4 &drooms. 2 Juli baths. Low down payment. A buy home & hobby ccnlcr. THE BLUFFS hold. J\fUSf SELL • BY Plush carpels &:. d r a p e s at S22.500. rn1. decorator i n s P i re d O..•ners ready to lour USA. 3 BR & 2 BA 1 OWNER ratl DI k 0 • Realtor f ., 400 E. ~3~1a r.lesa bl fireplace in la""c llv/rm + qu,·1• -••. c•. ,,·on, . <.'Orner . of, . '· c yer throughout. Dou c Garage. }'ORTJN, REALTOR ·~ ... ,~ ... , ·' & 1 f I ~"~ ••~ 601 ·-•m "k fireplace in masters sulte. A .-,.1,1 buy at 1•7 .•. ' 511,, v1e1v spa cous te ing. ....,.,... .. ...., ext .. or ,,....., . Cul-de-sac street. \V lo 1701-A Westclilf Drivr ' '' '" Cu 1 tl th ~hools. GI no cash needed. Newpor1 Beach 642·~ Quiet cul·de-:sac streel. By Roy E George Rltr ll om carpls, rps, o er Experienced RE- -Salesmen SIOO Orposit refundable orl'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 011•11er. 511:% loan available. 540-:zii.18 &16--0soo r:11!ra.~. Handy poo]. Ch\·ner !" Principals only. $41.950. cau ' 61<J.-07TI 1ako over 5\4 % FHA loan BEACH HOME a.i!l-068! N H $·11.500 value + Now S39.:i00 with payments of S12~ per 2-Sry. 3 Bclnns. 2 Baths ew ome month. U N B E L I EVEABLE E.x- WE SELL A HOME CHECK THIS .......... !!! 5 BR . 2 !!tory, ZUlO sq. ft. ecuti\•e -1 BR home in Corona def Mar 1250 BAYVIEW ',!::..XCEL.. 00~1~115.":iiON I -'557 \V. 19th SI., C.1'-1. l\ltr. 642-9730 Eves. a.18-0720 ' .": : ... ~~s~~~~ 1-"URNISHED • ·· ·· · · $2:-i.OOD! i\f C's a Verde Pacesetter. Beycresl Fan! U 'eel EVERY 31 MINUTES CAYWOOD REAL TY Private cul-de-sac i11rt:et. 4 · as c 1 uc-w lk & L Close to bch. 1,l. mi lo goU bedrooms 3 bath, 75xl:l5 lot lion. Come See! ~lake any a er ee 6.100 w. ~'{~~'Y .. N.B. u1"'o~~l·nd",',',.•.l~c1' .. '"",.' i'oua~ forever Vil!W of Back Bay. o,.uer Dlo o::~.~:5111907 San- UNUSUAL DESIGN Lovely Broadmoor n1odel hon1c iv/beaut. bay I.: ocean viev.·. 4 Bdrms .. family rm .. 21.~ baths. extensive land· scaping. Grand \vinner in a national design competition, the ho1ne features vaulted ceilings \\'/heavy btan1 con· ~truction. Ju11t 5 min. rrom the bay & beach, Fa!ihion Island & San Diego Fwy., \\'ith all of the amrnities of the sn1all con1n1unity idea. $65,<XXI. Call for af)p't. CllESHIRE REAL ESTATE .. Delta Real Estate 646-1•114 tago r ............ i lain. Closr to all sehls. col· TREE SH -- r . TENTIAL. J BR 2 btHh 7682 Edingrr 8tl-4455 or 54G-514[) Open Eve~. No Down GI 5 BEDROOM .f bdrm + family room. $1S.1 UNDER $30,000 per mo pays all or f<"lli\ nr lcge, fn1ys. 540-0556 OWNER'S NE\V 4 BR. ADED OPEN HOUSE Sun l·5 Harbor Vif'\v Home. 3 ba's, BEACH HOME 2038 Calvert Ave. liv rm, din rm. fam rm, L1Lxurlous shag c~~tin~, bar, lg. kit, 2 Jrplcs, 11•/Y.' E,~poscd beam C't'Lhngs & crptg drps, yard & niany F 1replace, 3 Bedrooms, 2 exrrai1: 6.9 finan ci ng. Baths. $32.500. 642-3-1(6 l Olmc. airner lor, l30xl8fl' , all fenced. Cal Hor detail~. I ;.'. llatt~~-,!talfy ,' '1 OCEANFRONT ' Oversized rooms thruout! ConventionRI. Nalural wood cabinets, Ju.~· $21,950 urius buil1·in~. Family room. RAND RL TY. 645-2340 Ofc. 637-3930 T\1ove righi in, 540.1720 DREAM LOCATION_1 _0~1~vN=ER~. -,-~B~R-2 hath, TARBELL 295$ Har bor Move in eond. Spaclous J BR. carpet;i/drapes. frplc, elec· 6'14-4044 B1\ YFRONT Vie w S 9 O O O WESTCLIFF CONDOMINIUM Trailer Cabaria, lbdr, Iba. C'l'Plll & drps lhl'OU!!hoU!, s1ovr & refrig. Lido Trailer Park. Call 646-2:i16 • 6fa-2503 • ! .l:.. BR horn'! on c.\ccllen t 'l>each! $54.950 4 PLUS POOL 2 BA; Westcliff ir;hop'g area. trlc hit.ins. $25,800. 1598 $33.500 . Qpcon Sn!·Sun 1·6 Chvner. $30.950. s.18·9500 i\1~·1·1le\1·oocl. s.15-6446 l:;o!I Cornwall Lane 199-1806 li\IMACUL ATE DUPLEX 2.J U.ivf'l.V 230IJ sq. fl. home · 21-=====-==="=="-"""====-=====o..!.====~======I BR. Corner. cloS<! lo Lido OPEN SAT., SUN. 2·6 512 LARKSPUR ' George Will iamson REALTOR fu"15o Ev'" 613-1.\6< SOCK IT TO 'E~f! hath;i, fireplace den. Smog fr~ e-0unlry li\'ing just n1in· utrs from ll\ro city. DAVIDSON Reelty 546-5-WiQ Eve. :>45-5142 1 · ral 1000 Gtntral 1000 1 1~;;;;;;;;;;;==~=~1 ' • I • I TODAY'S BEST VALUE 4 BEDROOM -1800 SQ. FT. -30' EN· CLOSED & CARPETED PATIO. Quiet cul·de-sac :;trcct. This home Is our pick of available ho1ncs to be the best value 1 today. We think you'll agree ,,·ith us. Thi s home has autornatic garage door opener. large patio & cement areas. \vater softener .& beautiful landscaping \vith 35' trees. The :1 .tloor plan provides a se parate formal liv- ing room, private master bedroom suite. children'• area has bathroom with t~·in 1inb. Please call 546-9521 or 540-66!1 !or ill· formation on this exceptional home . General 1000 General lOOOGtneral Solve a Simplt Scramb led Word Puz:le for a Chuckle O Rearrange the 6 scrambled wo1d1 below lo make /, 1impl• words. Prin t letters of each In 111 li!'e of 1quore1. INORFEC I' I /' ILUGDEC I I' I' I I IHIPLOS I I I 1· I IRE TC IM I John: Could you loon me t-.-1 _,,.,-,....-..-,. -,-1-1 $50? . ~~--'-"'-L-~.~ Joe : I hare to do it, becovse r--------__,wlien a fellow lends money IN ABT EU I" ?lwoys breaks up a friend· ~-.;.;,l,..;;...;1..;;..°'1-n1•-,~•,-1_ shj~hn: Bui, ofter all. we ~~-~~-~~~haven't been such - -. I Dr~i 0 r' 1 1 I ~-12 COl'l\ple!e the chuckle quoted 0 by ''""• ,, "' ~'""• _,, you d9V91oo from sl'fn No. 3 below. . -"'-MOI-~-"-Mt. 1000 rl•nter. $4.9.500 -01~·ner will l1na11l'r. Prinripa!s only. 646-975'1 BLurrs -3 BR. J BA \V(B;i yviC'1v on \\'ide r,reenbell .Stcus to p o o I . L11s!. Ad:Utions. St ca I S·l4.!i00. 01\·nrr 644..-42W t.IOBILE HO~fE $19,000 Ba~•front on Penin:i;ula 67:...J8)8, 675-37'16 ·I BR Lido Sand~ beachhousc. Owner. 5a12 Rivt:r /\vt'. $28.500. 642-2178 BY 01\'ner~Bllme :-,•~'.:( . Eastblulf Lusk 3 br. 2 ba. lam rn1. $<12.500. 644--0309 Choicl" PARK LIDO Poolside Condo. 2 BR 2 be.. $28.500 · SGOO'J tin. A11;t, 646-0732 3 Brlrm!!., 3 ba!hs. llea!~ &•_ fil!. pool w/diving board. 2-Story re!!iden<'e on ·15' Joi. Nr1v rlcctric kilrhrn \\ilh rl ishv.•asher &: walk-in pantry. Double ga1-agf". $54.900. 3355 Via Lido, 675-2723 t:ves: 6·16-79i4 [-] OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 516-511 DAHLIA New twin duplell:es. Buy now & yau may select your ca.r· pct!I & colors, South of llighw11y. . Don V. Franklin, Rltr. 3250 I::. Coast Hwy, Cdill Newport Heights 1210 1.,..,.,...,•n-... =...,...,....,. .. 1 NEWPORT HEIGHTS OPEN SUNDAY OPEN DAIL\' 1 5 • 401 Sanla Ana Ave. Ta_stefull y del!(lratt'd rorner 520 Dt An11 home in nl!'est residential 3 BR, deri, 2 bath homt . 1'I'f'll. Thill lo\'eJy 2 Bdrm You own lhe: land. V11cant, home Is Immaculate & has quirk OC<'UparK!Y. $"2,500 lush crpt'g, drps. 11'1 kil~ L.EIGHTON LINDEN RLrY rn \V/ bltns & can be pur· 642-TI-41 or 6'13-0072 chased\\'' a low 00\vn pay. OCEAN VIEW mf'nt al S29.~. 642-Zi99 Oolce 0>ron1 IH1hlend1 DUPLEX <I yrs old. 2 BR 3 BR. 2 Ba. You Olll'O tM each. Built·ins. crpts. drpa. land! A buy 11t 544,000. s:12.rioo Chvntt. 6 ~ 6-2 5 1 o . CORBIN-MARTIN Principals only. Realtors BUSIEST man<etpl11~ In 3036 E. Co.ul II\\')' .. CdM ing our Record Week, v.·e Channing one stol")' 3 Bd. + sold 154 homes. We're going small rn1. 2 Balh, BI kit. to top that record during the Great south pti!io, 45' lot. last week in June. Call us l\1ovc-ln artier. $69.500. now, 50 your home can be R. C. GREER, Realty Otlf> of thr lucky onrs. 33.15 Via Lido 673-9300 WE SELL A HOME LOTS OF ROOM EVERY 31 MINUTES CU•lom quaHly' B"·'" '" Walker & Lee street to street Joi. 3 Car garage. Lge. South patio: nr. clubhouse & tenni9 cts. 7~ F.dlnger $69,500. Call for app'I. s.12-44;,;J or 541).5140 WALKER Rlty. 675-5200 Open E\•es. IMMACULATE. , BR. frpk *CREAM PUFF* + Gut's! Rm. 2 Ba .. bltns. Assume this 5~1 ';'1 Fl{A loan. new cpt & paint, xlnt Lido S\50 mo PITI. 4 BR, 2 BA. location. S.i,000 do iv n. fan1 rm. F.P .. F.A .. drapes, 0¥.'ll<!r. 67j.j()2J or 67;'r7709 nc1v crp1s. Built-in range & LIDO 2 BR &. den. At-oven: dishwr. Outdoor Bar· tractive. Ownrr \~liU carry 8 -Que on cov patio. Cor. lot large loan, 71;tt. $4.7,500. \\"/ boat gate. Nicely land· Phil Sullivan. MS-6761 scaped: Oi·ange tree,. $26.950 ==-.c--o""°--;-;::-;;"::---;; I By Owner. 842-1656 $58.500. 4 BR, J baths. 2 I ii ... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil story. bJt.\n kitchen & color I' TV. Assumeable 5 ~i:o/v loan. RARE GEMi • 673-7"176 Villa Pacific Condominium, 1 story 3 BR model, close Huntington Beach 1400 to pool, Jots o1 l!Xtraa. As· sume existing 6"4 % FHA F•OM THE PAGES OF A DECORATOR MAGAZINE That's v.·ht-re you 'd ex· fl('Cl lo find this outsland· ing special home decoral· ed by one or An1~rica's foremost designers, Ham· ilton-liov.'C. This brand ne\v 3 bedroom. forml'r model home is really "turned on" \\·ith dl'rora· tor design extr81i hke ex· pen~!ve Spani~h r i If! floors. rxclusive \Vo o rl 1vall treatment anct pan· cling. built-In bookca:i;cs, 1\·all paper \\'Ith 11. 1vallop, carpets, clraperirs, lush landscaping, sprinklers, and a!r condltloninr. An· other added plus; you can walk lo thr beach. Near everything in Nrw- porl . Balboa • Lid o. J-.::-;. rellent financing avail· 11.hl,. and a ~u111risinl!'IY low Pl'iCI' of just $34,990! \\'on't last long -move in now an<! rnjoy 1ht> sum· m<'r at lhc brach. 96.'i-l!ll7 Bkr. loan balance $23,150 -$237 n1onthly pays all • Price $29,500. Pacific Shotts Realty :CS.8S9-l or 817-8.>86 .POOL TIME IS HERE lle1tted & filtered Anthony pool. Super sharp 3 tx:lrms. hardwood Doors. !reJihly painted inside .t out. Best ai'i:!a. GI or FHA terms. R.al'I? buy at $26.000. MUTUAL REAL TY ~2-141!1 Anyt ime WALK TO BEACH j 1.': GI. 3 BR 2 baths, car- pets & drape!, l\replace, elrctric built-Ins. $26.500 full pric-r -submit your do1vn paynirnt. ~~- 5 BEDROOMS $31.000 &. no dov;n to a GI. Can yo u beat that any- 1\·here? Locatcd near schools & n1ajor shopping. Rex L. Hodges, Rlty S~i-'.!;'>:!5 :;.·~s=su~M~-E 51/4% LOAN 20x20' Panelled Dtn .!. , lge 3 BR 2 ba. Den could """"""""""""~"""""' I also be beautiful master 5 BEDROOM hdnn. Ooly "8.950. HAFFDAL REAL TY REST HOME SHO Wac"'" f .V. !J.12-4'05 P~sent OIVlll!r has property RANCJiO LA CUSTA. Tile rented out aJJ a rest home roof. Open beam ceilings. 3 v.·ith an annual income or. BR. 2 BA. fonnal din .. fam. you \\·on't believe it. but its rm. n13ny extras. \Valk to $9600 ptr year or S800 per "'-h B o "'I ~ .... ac . y wner ..., , . .,.,.,. mo. The price · 528.500 • Assumi" low 1'1-iA 6"' •.i \V(111•! 962-0029 ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST 293 E. 17th St. 646-4494 -BtautifUl-Tri-Plex Jllst off Beach Boulevard clast to shopping. Let the lrn.ants make >'Ollr pay. mrnts. Income is S365 n10. Electric Buill ins, carpets thmu,ghout. Some furniture. Priced to M'il al $35,500. Submit JO\lr tem1s to WE SELL A HOME EVERY 31 MINUTES Walker & Lee ARCHITECT'S CHOICE Spanish 4 yr old 4 br, 2 b11. 8Til Page Cittle. 96l-782fi $31.500 * 0 \VNER <I BR.' 3 BA, J~e kit ch, lam. rm w/fpl . fully drp'd .l C'pt'd, den. liv r m. dbl pr. patio. shadt garden. Pt111k1i orler to owner. Call 84'1..JSl!I afternoon qr e\.'e. BY O\'f'NER -4 Bedroom. 3 bath. flttplaCf', n t; a r schOol•. Call !168-S7SJ for appointment. Prindp!lls only. &~; .. r r I' I' I' I' r r I' I" r I 11111"11111' town. The DAILY Pit.OT • 6T>Ui62 e i'682 Edinger SHORECREST 4 BR. 3 BA. family room. fonnal dln1na roon1. 110ft\\·1.1cr. ChUdern's pllly lliTll. OPEN DA.Q..Y. 962.75,jg Clanlfied section. S.""'° SHORECLlIT J BR. 2 BA. 342.+tM or 540-5140 mooty, limt & eUor1. Look ~leftree lined ar!a by the n ~'ll. nowt!! sea. Fee almplc. Access to 2 CONDO~tlNIUi\I J BR. cpl!!, SCRAM-Lm ANSWER IN DIME~A-LINE For Oall)t Pilot Want Adi bea.chn. Ubder SS0,000. By drpg, ret~ator, bl! in''· Olal 6"12.5678 Owm"r. * 6l3-J681 Sl7,000. 330-231& ~-----------------------~ ----~~-~--~----------------- IT'S A REVELATION tM many bllrgalns you tind in Oa.sailied Ads. Oleck tbetn 00\V! -----....... -~----------, -r--- ----------------·------------ ----------------------------- ~urdar, June 21, 196~ DAILY rn.ar ~ HOUSIU,ORSALE 1:1oys11 FOR SALi . RIMT~ llNTN-S llNTALS 'lllNTAL'' llMTALS • R•AL ···~Tl RliAL IJTA•.• - l'-"=='-'-===-1 _HoUloo Pu-H1·•11 Uofvrnlohocl -""'" Furn""°" Aph. Unt,li'ftlsl>ocl AplL' Unfvmhhod Gonorol Oonerol • Huntl..,... lffdl 1400 ·s.o Juon "' 1--------1 _;C;,;;1pi=st'-'r•;;,;no;,;;__-'.1"'720,;;.; s-r·lontols 2'10 ~we""! '!i.!llh'1 3210 lalboo • 4300 Costa -5100 NowP.rt ll"ch 5200 11. E. Wootod 6240R. I . We~torl 6248 *BY OWNER Jr S PAllIS H-Con.temp., .. 3 BR r..m -21' ba vu I I< 2 BDRM•""' "IBS ·l~~i!i~!ii_!!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiil . sr Wd~r.!roboan1, t2B~P.2 8.!:..f.f!·. decortW'a t;\eU,ht; 4 Br. 3 SUMMER hie on N»rt hie !!~, . .,rer .... ~vaU .. Jui.t 1'. $200 yeart,y. Ahl~ ... Jone';I~ Ng AR W ESTCLI f' F $$ M·ORE -CASH .,.., ,.... ~-ea..:i %'%-lnt.$.18,500.By w /!Ive -in maid. 4 o.>.>"'\I RQlty,$'2'3-6tlO HARBOR dellahlM,Jae.2Br.prdtn , tntl 846-1822 or (213) owner Phone: (1) 493-4680 BR/aundeclt. $X0 wk or npt. Couple pref:; IKlrry, no ~""'!~~1~44.l:,_ ___ =~ll ;:'==:=':""=="":'::: ~~· Jul1, l'OO mo. Aua. ,Boc __ k Boy 3240 Lid o Isle 4351 GREENS peu, no cltlldren. $160 Mo. OWNEft"S vacant 3 BR 2 Dan• Point 1730 .,,.,._, -Hal Pinchin & AallOC 61"",,....392 btlth. 5* <;~ 1'1-tA loan. 3 BR., l'\lmpus rm., 2 ba. 2 Bdr unf.rn, duplex WATERFRONT APT. NEAR ocean, dplx, )'fly, 3 $120/mo. L980'l Isthmus (lll' DANA POINT Sips: 10. Lge tren. N'pt. responsible adWtr, SUMMER RENTAL BACJCELOR UNFURN. B.R 2 bl, prtv pnt. bltns, Adams & M a g no 11 a ) • Brand new 2 family atudio Heights. $500 mooth. $145/mo 642-9139 540--0608 from $ 11 O w/~ cpt, ~·-No pets, l ~,,....-=~558-=~==--,---,=-I dUplexes with 2 bedrooms Chffhire Real Estate 675-25G.1 I"========== ,~ -ALSO AVAILABI.E fmlly only, S2T5 mo . 2 BR, l~ BA Cordominlum. & bonua rooms. LIVE ON 1 LlOO I.tie Bayfronl 5 BR., 4 Corona clel Mar 3250 Belr H lal•nd 4355 1 . 2 & 3 BDRM. &42--9485 L.rg pool, low maintenance. SIDE, RENT THE OTHER ba. home, pier &. slip, Ju.ly 1 ·,-B-R_H __ --.-.-... -u-•• -1-.. -nd-. v TERFRONT APT Heated Pools, Orlld Catt "c"o"L"D"M=-ed'"oJ"1'"1on",."'2""'e"R"2"ba'", Only 36 unilll. Cal: owner SIDE! Excellent financing, &. Aua:: $2500 Per Mo. Manii:d couples It. no on Ba~ Ihle. July only $l25 Center, Adj. to Shoppln&'. -cpta, drps, patio. $165 & $1~ lor appt. 53&-3268 o t Priced Rri&ht; Broken:' co-8ROKER 673"8830 children_ S250 mo. * fZ5.329l wk. c &n 673-.9388 No pets iillowed 1.M. 4232 Hilaria Way Ph, 536-3096 eves Mr. Smith operation ifl'Ylted. Coo.st CHOICE N, La&una loc, 2 _ _ 2100 Petl!'rson \Vay, at Har-213/981-7039. Wway to Alcazar then l BR, frpl, gar, walk bcb/ Huntington hach' 3400 Hi.;ntington Be1ch 4400 bor &: Adams, Costa Mesa l;D"EL"'UXE=""op=..,.=."2"a"n"".-oo"·.,.w- For Your Home Equity Ab1olut•ly no cost ••••• lo you tho SELLER I • • •• 12 years of paying MORE CASH for Orange County Properly. · Call th• Re1t ••• Then call the BEST BEVERLY JACKSON REALTY ::·I 147-6033 545-124$ ' ! Huntington H1rbour 1405 bloc~()01~·LS OPEN town. Mo or wk 497-1056 tve "'!!!l!!'!!!!~-~!!!J!7!'0 !!!J!!!'!!!!!!!!J ly dee, frpl, bltns, )"l'ly. best. BY O\VNER: 3 bdr, prof. 2 BR Furn apt ·w/frplc, --= 675--0753 or 642-0007 REAL ESTATE WEEKENDS 10-6 \VATERFRNT, pier, &: tit landsc. patio le foui:itn. bltns, l'~ blk to ocean. NEW SPANISH-NEAR ocean-Upper 3 Br, 2 Rantilt W•nted 5990 l 105' ON water, 60' dOck. 2800' • -steps to ocean. 2 or 3 BR. ~1928 19561 R.oden ck, Nt 1,•:ly dee & crptd, aJso :! VILLAGE APTS. Ba, frplc. Lease $22S mo . _G·""'"'~"~";.;c'------11-~::i:~~Sl~~nsi MB!wn~ Duplex• For Sile 1975 $125 per wk & up. 4010 H~. BR 11pllt level crpts, drps, 1 It 2 BDRM. Furn or un-Avail lmmed. 499-2128 1-----U-C-l ----1 lndustri1I Prop. ...,., River Ave, NB. 673-8229 ..., BR 1%. baths. 22101 bltns. Cpls preferred. 22'2 furn. Air-cond, dshwhrs, ~IJI ;========= =.1 I ~"='=3~1 ~·31>-~25<2==''="====' I ~:~t~5l~=le~% Cd;; CLEAN Balboa Beach Unilll. Capistrano Lane CNr 3rd St .. HB. 536-632! early c\ean'g ovens, patio, break-Bick S.y 5240 a;r~=:a: !';~et;L~s-$21 ,950 ' I Fou"'-ain V•lley 1410 S 6~ B k Sleel'>5 2 to 10; tor summer Brookhurst &. the ~an). am. rast bars, private fundtcks, 60x140' Zone M-1 with vacan · of hwy, ro et'-reservation& call 613-9!145 S185tmo. <n4) 492-3285 • 1 BR at ~ach. Adults lrg stonagt' closets, Heated BEAUTIFUL view-2 Br., 2 ini short.l\ge. We are asking 2 bedroom neat, clean home C.R. V. Came in at sM;oco, 3 BR 3 bath, separate den, Jiving room .,.,.ith fireplace, se1Vice poreh. kitchen & family room in back. Room for pool, snake roof, block wall fence, carpets & drapes, RENTALS 315 E Balboa Bl Balboa 2 BR. nr park some a ppl only. Lease. pool, sa.wias, bar-b-ques. Ba., !rplc, w/w crpl, bltns, the communJty to list any 922 Sunset Avt'., just of. Houses Furnished · v., ' ' ru 15th SI., 118 Sound proof walls walk in pool. Refs. Adults oo pt'lll available rentals, summer Monrovia, Re 8 1 EstateJI LAG . Sch ~ block from w/w, drps, No pets-. For cklsets, covered ' carpor1. $1S5. Also 1 Br. furn-$130 or year round, with the hoU&-646-nn ~1 Rentals to Shar• '2005 beach. One bolds 6, appt., alt 6· 213: ~7882 NEW ~ up. l-2-3 Br, htd Adults, no J>t'tll. 8-48'15 ing office. Plet\S£' ca 11 $175/,vk. another holds 3-4, 3 BR, fam nn. bltin.1, fncd, &: sauna pools, rec nn. Heil THE CALIFORNIAN 833-6811 for a lis ting form. Comm•rci1I 601 GAL,, 30, shart 2 BR. 2 ba $125/1,vk. 494-5374 nr schools & beach. Eves & Algoqu ln. Mgr 846-3l:t7 Phone 546-2727 Corona d•I M•r 5250 HOME like room or shat"f'. apt with same. Prl pat. ===~-~-~-~ 536-200I 1----------'-'ll pool, niceyl· furn. J-lB SlTh1MER1-e.ntalor lease,2 4BR 28A bl t I dbl Garden Grove 4610 EA'TRA large 3 SR 2\~ Rpef.ine d gentle1nan IDEAL LOCATION BR ocean front, (rpl, deck, , . tns, rp c, baths, w/iv cpls, drps, bit-_, ens1oner. Hav~ ca r . 968-3193 .>vt Beach. 492-8861. gar, 1 ml bch, $2·10 mo. 1st SINGLE Young Adults Lux-ins, FA heat. Prefl'r adull ....,.. .... .., 541--0188 Fut: span s tucco store buUd TO SHARE: 2 br, mobile &. last M~ ury garden apls v;•ith ooun-~l ;;;;o;;;;"7c;:=,.,,==C'C: ing, 32Xll0; good condition ·~MMP DELUXE l BR nt heh, &J'I · ' family. $175/mo. 98-il\ El t:J,.. ort• OF.SIRE to lralil' Republic or 12 r 1. ceiling, neon lighl1.. home · beach -young man· center, S9:i wk. 141><1 Glen-3 BDRM, 11)6 ha, 2 mi l'ron1 try club atmosphere and Camino. Genco Realty Co. Pacesetter Home tn Estan-\"' gtraig'ht • with s a n1 e . '--h $210 th I -mplote pn'"o•y SO' -• 64• ,422 . . H" heating, floor drains, 2 l"'CI 837--S434: neyre, Apt. 9, Lag B iac .536-77~n on )"eBJ'y BAv CLUB v ms. niOO -anytime ON TEN ACRES ~~ ~ i;inc1ar1es 1-2-3 yrli. rooms. Lot 60Xl50 to alJC".' NEW, By owner. 3 BR, 2¥~ Bath, wtw carpets, drapes, block fence. Many custom features. $31,500. Euclid & Talbert, nr frwy. 962-6479 HAVE S BR l bath house, BALBOA -Inexpensive cot-ease. CJIAPMAN Ave.. Garden :St'A~OUS, CLEAN 3 Htt t & 2 BR. Fizrn &:: Untum ==~'=-'-6==-=~ Parking IO cars. N ' furn. Want mature man to tages. Weekly ntes July, _F_o_u_n_ta_l_n_V_a_ll_•~Y __ 3_4_10 _G='°,,"'=',,'="=',,636-J030====== stud · Nu 'v1v1 cpts:, drps, Frplcs I prlv-pat101/Pools. FAM ILY Wants to rent 3 or 4 Blvd. at Santa Isabel. share $1S5/mo includ. util. 1 ~·~"~""='t~, ~Se~p_i_.548-3 __ 158___ _ elec bltns, 2% ba. Quie t Temilil _ Contnt'J Bldst. pul-bedr house from $175 to JOHN MACNAB 349-2623 or 646-1058 RENTAU 4 BR & den, w/w crptg & L11un1 &Heh 4705 area. Nr F.,.,')'s. Adults-no tin& grern. $200/mo Good reCs. Cons.. REALTY CO. HoUHS Unfurnished ceramic tilt thru-out, ZllQ --"---------pets, 349--0412 eves & Wnds 900 SPa Lane, OOI 644-26JJ cientious & emplyd. 54&.-8867 642-8235 or 548-8355 sq. ft. $275 per mo. 968-2550 100 CLIFF DRIVE l.G 2 BR 1~~ bath s. IMacA rthW" nr. Coast Hwy) 3 OR 4 eoru.t. furn. or un-'O"'F=F=1c~E=S"'F=o=Rc-=R"E"°''!J3l l CONDO. 3 Br. Deluxe crpls T1vo bedroom rurnished cpts/drps, Sharp! Close lo furn., Costa Mesa or N'pl. t.1odcn1, spacious, professiO'nj Laguna Beach 1705 Centi Mesa 1==:..=:.:c;,. __ 2100 1---------1 3000 LITILE . DOUGH LOTS 'O' HOUSE SINGLE House. Reasonable. Middl!!-aged or older lady. 379 Hamilton - FREE RENTAL BOOK We have another beautiful 3 & dr Dsh 1 Pool All Deluxe Ftatures OCC & So. Coast Plaza. SO OF HWY, 3 BR, cpts, Bch. Now 'Iii Oc,. $200 to al on monthly basis. Avai 968-4~.lf 00 8~~74 · \Valking Distance to Beach $150/mo. Call Mr. Graver rtrps, gar, nr mkt & hcJ1, $300. Fanli ly. J ack, 675-4343 8/l/69. Contact Mr. '" pj Thal v:i\l be your first im- pression. when you see !his Mesa Verde 2110 Bedroom, 2 Bath home for Ligun• Beach 3705 lease at $179 per month. All I•-'._ ______ _ sm -Yearly lease 835-4422 Bkr, S~ I~. Adults. no pets. e LANDLORDS e Downey s & L Assoc,; si ==~-4_9_4-_2_44~9-~~-I JMMAC. 2 BR, cptsldrps, Go.)-()84;i FREE RENTAL SERVICE mon Viejo. 837-4911 ' SPACIOUS 2 story hozne. NEWS BR home, adjacent to BUILT ON 11 ~ UYI'S THAT Mesa Verde Country Club. OFFER A SCENIC VIEW Avail now with lease to Sept OF THE OCEAN. Detailed 5. 1969. $500 mo. Call electric Medallion home. AVi\Uable July Ji:!. UNIQUE Laguna Hidea\vay, TeJTaced gardens, screened room, fully crptd. Exquisite canyon view. $19 .8 00. 4~1 S1.'UDIO apt ,.,,/gar suitab!I! blt-in.o:i., beamed c e i l i n g. 1 BR, 11·/w crpl"', Redcc. Broker 5.14-6982 101 artisl's studio, .sou1h Quiel. Adults. No pets.$l3S Adu I ( ~ on I y ~ 3 1 I -B BACHELOR apt. f.toderalr. lndu1tri1I Rent•I 6 Uguna. 4~2334 & $140. 1974 Wallace. f.laJ"guCritc alt 6 or .,.,·knd.$ prire. Prrfer \Vkly. John. Walker & lee ,,,, ·• IAL~ f:AST Side t bdr. Vinyl flt!i. FOR RENT: 1 Bdr. partially P.O. Box 23.13, NB 450 SQ. FT. BLDG. ' Sh1vr. encl. gar, pr o_f . furn. fi001a Acacia. $165 STORAGE GARAGE .• 3 mo. E. 17~1~:· ~C::::.. Mes:{ all wood exterklr in classic 633-9393 ext 188 or wknds 7687 Edinger Laguna architectural styl-213; 45&-2362 842-4455 or 540-5140 BEAUTIFUL Vi<!w-2 Bl'. un- furn year lease. $225 per mo. 549-2463 all 5 p.m. lands~aped $90/mo, S 3 5 691-1753 $15. Bayshores / Wcslcliff Ready for tenant ' deposit 540-8600 2 BR, 2 RA. Swedish frplr. 64.6-6904 evex. S60 Month. 546--5640 , ': Apt1. Unfurnl1hed NE\V 2 bdr apt. East-side Immac & cute. 2 yrs old. REI IABLE f ·I 4 Jndusl bldg in M-1. 04 , crpl .. •, W'r>E•, 1built-ins, <l~h-$2'10 mo. 675--5720 chil .. dren, want ; ~~. :c~rly, 17th St. 3500 sq. ft. r • ing, large sun porches en-Open Eves. closed wilh post & rails. N •· h 2200 SPRAWLING 4 BDRM. &: ewport pa.IC FOR lease -El Toro, 2 story c «ENT e was r. nc · gar. prtv. b J I ill Call 615--0801 64a-tt33 Eve. 642-1479 , patio. 642--4i257 Balboa 5300 °"y=u'°y=,,·===== DE N FLOOR PLAN. has 4 BR, 2 bath, w/ bltn DOVERShottsbayf r ont k·ti.-f 1 J 1v / w ra111Cting & custom honie, 6 BR, 4 ba, large 1 Cuo:n, rp C, cov pato, 3 Room1 Furniture $20·$25 & UP Lagun• Niguel 3707 • __ , th-·o"I. Exciting ts-"""k J fenced yard. 2 car gar. ..... ,~ '"" patio. 70' private"""". une A ·1 J I 1· I ~40 4 BR 2 ba, view home . Pace~tter area, $300 mo + util. 673-9541 or 495-4485 BEAUT-. View EXCL 3br 2 ba, bltns dshwr. crp/drps. fp. $300 836/5750 542-1215 -NEW industrial bldg, 2500' 9 1 BR Duplex, ga~ .. elderly GRACIOUS adult l J 1 Rooms for Rent 5995 ft. 9c per rt. 1639 Monrovia l'nd 'y-,.,, ..... , .,, BILT-va1 u Y :;, a ,... n\o. '"" '-'"" & July, $2500 n10· Beg. 837 2103 aft 5 JN RANGE & OVEN. DISH-Sept., yrly lsc, $1000 mo. [ ~=-"'"'==·=~~~ \VSHR.. GARB. DJSP. & 213: 7~5013 or 2 J 3: NEAR BEACH " 4 BR 2 ba, P.lonth-To-Monlh Rentals WIDE SELECTION Appliances & TV's avail. ~::,r~. :-~:8• close to Spac. 2 BR, 2 BA, ~val~ ~~•1 ----------CM. 673-9017 i; pg. -cloi:cls. Bay it.: ocean vlc1v, 1-IUGE Room w / k Itch en ==========:ii E::O.I E:NSIVE US E OF ~ w/\Y cpts. fncd yd, lg No Security Deposit HFRC Furnilure Renll11s 517 W. 19th, O f 54&-3481 1568 W. Lncln, Anhm 774:2800 Quiet, Dix. 2 BR. apt. fkllll & boat sli11s. 673-3003 prlv, patio, women 0 nly. Lot1 61CI Adults only, no pets. w 1 & 2 BDRM I 11""' ·-Use of hoUllC. 646-8137 DEEP STAINED MAI10G-din/kit combo., lg 1 liv nn ANY CABINETS. OCEANFRONT Older 4 Br, w/trplc. Bet 2 shop cntrs, Ope" 't.'._.,., leads to 2nd Lg Yd, Yrly. $300 mo, $235 mo. lse. 968-4541 aft. 6 3975 ,.... 673-8088 Duplexes Unfum. level, w/2 bdrm., bath & $160. 2 BR, l\~ ba . VENDOME 1.ARGE DEN, APPROX. 20 LOVELY 3 BR. oceanfront townhouse. Redec, new shag DUPLEX Untm. avail July IT \VITH DBL SLIDING home, avail. for July & Aug. Ch"ld o K Bkr 1. 3 bdr 2 ba buill-ins incl. cl.ASS \VALLS TifAT OPEN REALTOR. 61S-16-42 =~ 1 • • . dshwshr. fireplace. 1 block IMMACULATE APTS~ TO SUN DECK \V/OCEAN ~==~=~~~-,-from beach. 673-1758 ADULT & FAt.111.Y VIEW. TH I S SPACIOUS lrvi~ Terr1ce 2245 LOVELY J BR. 2 BA, xlnt SECTIONS AVA ILABLE l'OME ls VACANT & dis-cond. Many extras. $27;) per l(~ti I AL!» Cl h , p k CUT!VE ' F -• n1 N H 00 •pt f · ""d ose to $ opp1nn, er ·-.-ed 0,vner says sell im-F0Rf.1AL EXE mo. n._-... ya . r ar r ""' I. urnttft9 ·-• ,,,,_ •• bo I k · H' h '"l'oo ---'--------* Spacious 3 Br's, 2 Ba n1ed. for .... r 3 ' 0 v er 0 0 1 n g ig ' .....,.. '--";> -Gener•I 4000 * 2 Bedrooms $29,950 FULL PRICE Pacific Newport 1-larbor.I '1~25~.~3"°'B~R~o~l~d,-,-l~ix-,-,-,-,-..,-r. * Swim Pool, Pu1/grccn D P 0 K SUnken lv rm. Din. m1, Stove, retrig, fenced yard. HOLIDAY PLAZA 1777 Santa Ana Ave. 646-rl542 ap. s. "'-' °" $200 yerly, Anita, Jones NICE Roo1n /or e11111loyed 1 BR, u!il pd, elec blfns, Realty. 673-6210 genlleman. $12 pt'f week. refrig, no children or fll'ls. Call ~5261 ~222 bcfol"t' 4. Bilbo• lsl1nd 5355 ======== 3 BR Deluxe, adults, no pcls. "'I . If lncom• Property 6000 a40-0154, JlS-34111 or Ml NEW 2 BR apt. .-. l'I ~ - 6-6992 tlran·~ ov('n, d s hwhr , NEED HELP washer/dryer. rrplc, crpts, \VlTll PAYMENTS? Then l.A.RGE 1600 SQ It 3 BR. drps. On Grand Canal, 1.11-buy 1hi~ triplex & hav(' :! \V/W cpt~. drps. Avail Au;::. 1 "-I I ,. 1 ,, °" . ls . Boat doc 1ng other families carry !he I ='=· ~"='=--~-""=,_.,,---,cl privil. No IK'I.~. no children. load. 3 BR units & 2-2 Blt BEAUT lge 2 BR, 1 ~:1 ha Rl•fs l'l'fl. S3~)() n10. 673-;>J'll! unils. Good locallon. A real studio, pool, adul1~. s15;,,i=========='I bargi1in at S<W,000. BAYFRONT "1 COMMERCIA~ Newport Blvd. Fron~ Prime location .. Boat slips and · Bulkheaded $220,000 Cnlt \Vill\am C. Ring HAftllOft 2310 Santa Ana. 6-45-2933 Low1r n. ymt. , • view. Other rooms around '"''--. ~~· """" * Frpl, Indiv/lndry fa<"ls THE BEST BUY 1 oou-...,.t""U""'1 DELUXE, spacious 1-Bclrm. 1145 Anaheim Ave. ,, COM~ANY tN LAGUNA BEACH poo l . Exquis. urn.========= Furn apt, $135. Plus Util . COSTA t.1ESA &12-2824 Mesa Vordo 5110 Exc1't1'n9 Uv1'n9 lflJWH,l_·i~Ui'tlQ REALTORS MISSION REAL TY Sl500 I mo. July I Aug. or Co1ta Met• 3100 l.Jeated pool. Ample parking ;.£ia T"mmM- HuntinQton Beach 5400 ycarly. fi?a-2717 ----------d N t r l "-d ., 673-4400 j 985 So. Coast !!'-vy .. 1.acun~ 1=========== No chi! ren-o pe s e BEACH -YEARLY e 2 BR, \\'/W crpt'g, drapes, n nc1,v apt!I. "" room, "--;;-;,,,-,,..,cn;<;-=-.;,-"-1 ~!!'!1!!!1'![!!!!!!!1!!11!!"!1!!!!!!J!ll!ll., I 2 BR Sell-contained unit. 1965 Pomona CM All bl<o•. N•ar •hoppiog be<lroon1 . 2 balh-FOR SALE BY OWNER I 111 PHONE (714) 494-073 Balbo• Island 2355 Sl35. Manager at 2278A, ~~~=~~·,....·.,·=cc 3 Br. 2 Ba. unturn ·-·· S26j .. --.-E-X-CL_U_SiVEc<•>-1!::.':=::...::::;::;;:_ _ _:::.: Placentia .<\.ve.., Ot $155. 2 BR, 1 ~ ba studio. 2 Br. l Ba. unfurn .... $215 center. $135 mo. Adul~ on-$140 to $195 4 unlrs. 2 -2 BR. 1 BA & B~AUT. f.1ountain lot, Ru~ I BR Y I <r '1 I El·-k't /"' , 0 o 1 3 B• 2 Ba d•o tom 1'50 ly. 64'2389 5, .. ,·mmlng pool, ••m, ""'''· 2-3BR, l~~ BA. 548-6155 n1ng Spring:ii area, ~Vi BEAUTIJ<~UL PROPERTY • r Y or wn "a ure 646--5637 or call ( 7 14) =" 1 • w "• . " ' " ' '' " ~ ..-...-sacrifi~. $2300 ca i •h 1 NEVER BEFORE ON THE person. 213 / 6TI-3371 or 496-3812 Av a I I ab I e no1,v. Bkr. l Br. I Ba. unfurn .•.• .$200 recreation room 8 7 ., , nd "" =~ 3 Br l D A f rn $275 Newport B••<h 5"00 . Income Pro-rty 6000 1 ...,.,16 MARKET. R-2 land~ped 1 ,,'='3-5=1"7"7"w=k='~"====I -=-=---~~-'1.Yt""'J""" • 041· u •···•· :> " General Electric Appliances. ,..-1 BR. plos doo. hp!., bu .. , -. =-======• f BURR WHITE -;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;===I Adu! 1 Mo•• V••d• r a;-.. 8y lot LromBlvd. to Cliff Dr. L•ouno •·och 2705 dis h .... ·asher; cpts,, drps, (~ta Met1 4100 • lll on y. !NOUS. Bldg. 100% occpd. .... ,_ ,_ .... with substan!ially built and ,_ S200 P.lo. 295 Del Mar REALTOR 8£A(H Lamplighter AptS. Nprt; Sch. 10'7o net return. lo1. G42-47lS Cl~ail distinctive 5 hedroon1 home. OLD Spao•'•h ohrum, Jge 4 646--76M $30,00 Wk. up 2901 Newport Blvd., N.B. 16102 Spn·~d-' St $190,000. Phil Ru 11 l v a n _ ' --' --• I"" 1· 6~4"" 642 2253 .... we · 54S-S761 OCEAN & Canyon View ~ 18 x .4 '"''\"""'' pane""' iv-BR, ocean V\\', patios, fruit ,.,. ,,.,., , - -Eves. Phone !19'2-SL?J. I'========== j•g-m , ... ,,,, ro·r•pla-12 ., SMALL J BR. cot tage, utll e D« woek mno<b APARTMENTS S. Laguna Sacr. $10,500 ~ " "'" " '""",' _ " tree!>. nr high school & furn, Elderly cpl or m<ddlo "'-.7 , ' ' $110 Bachelor apt. close lo Is d'·o,·o-m En''"'' ..... ,.,,e e Sludoo· & Bach Apts CH.EZ ORO APARTMENTS Bu11'n10s Pro~rty 6050 cash. Owner 213-355-0155 , •·-· "'B .. k·•d beach, a pp 1 acre, 3000 SI.I ft aged lady. Sl25 mo. Call aft • · ' beach. Garage, w/w. avail. ,..-kitchen. Furnace. ric e "'"lst. S400 mo. 494-3TI2 e Incl Utils &: Phone serv. "°"'· Bkr. :>34-6980 FISH, SURF, $\VIM 8"134 Atlanta R-2 1.01', DANA POINT 1 patio. Only a fe,v steps to "' 5 p.m. \Vkdays 642-3216. e Maid Seivice.. TV avail. "In your own front yard" New 1-2 Brdroom~ -Pay 6 XLNT Business property for $8200 FIRM ~' Diver's Cove. QUAINT 1 BR, secluded, 3 BDRJ\-1. 2 Bath, Lg. Fam. e New Cafe & Bar $16.'i 2 BR studio, w/11•, Featuring private clubhouse. ell'ctric 011ly sale Ly O\\·ner 111 N.B . .ZO!l('d 496-1542 eves • $140.000. Terms possible. view, yr lse, proL people Rm. Pool & maint. new cpl. 2376 Newport Blvd. 548-97'"n5 =· child O.K .Bkr. healed pool, saunas, private '"53G-3927 or :~16-27.!1 C-L 646--;1161 • MUST BE SEEK • only. $135 mo. 49~-1404 & drps. Built-ins, frpl c, NICE 1 BR Dplx. Quiet. Sep 1-========"' gate iv/24 hr security guard. Pool·Waii;hers-Dryers Q l=i========= Ranches 6156 l\-1ARSHA1.L & ROPP sprnkl. $300/mo 642-2118 by garages. Adult, over 30. -Meri ite1Tanean adult living, P1ivale Garages ' Businns R•nt1I 6060 :r 1 211 Oce11n A\'c. 4!l-l·1021 Summer R•ntal1 2910 2 BR house Sl40 No pets. 548-tO'll C_o_s_t_•_M_o_so ___ 5100 2 BEDROOMS, 2 BATJ~S 2 BEDROOM 2 BATH, e PRli\fE Retail Location e North•rn ' --EMERAL08 AY-HARBOR IS. 2306 Elden Ave .. CM STUDIO, utll paid, nr 17th & AVAILABLE JULY IST FROM $250. r uRNfSHED & 17X10, Xlnt foot & auto irnf-Californl• ; Open SaL & Sun. J-5 Pi\1. BAYFRONT 531-1723 l1V ine. Quiet person only * SllO INCLUDES UNt'URNISltEO lie. 1811 HarboJ", C f.1 R•nch! ,.,' E -'d B B• 11·1,,1 l b 2 \Vall-wall sHAG Carpeting, Cpts. drapes. buUtins, best 64" """·' 3:; Acre1> of excellent Cali -mei.u ay. au 4 Bdrin. & maid's; pier & 3 BR home ~~ ath.~. car $100. 642--0538 * 2 BR 11·ifh carport .,...,.,.... .. ,., ... hog, 1,· .. ,·,g •m 4 B• & A , go _ .. ,-• p • 11 o * w· 1 'd GE bU-ins with refriger-location, 1 blk lo S Points F'OR E 23 fornia ranch land n e--a· ¥ "· " •• • slip. Avail. July · ug. ga a • -..v¥ ,L,_. • l BR. ·~ pe• mo . N" -1•.. a er pai L ASE stor x42 · 78 000 XI ' I .-.. • " r-ator & dishwasher shopping etc. from $130. . c · Chowchill11. Has cotlon allof! $1 . . . n e11ns, 12~"" Per month $200/nio. Agt. 546-4141 •1,tor• adolt' o·'y. Good * Near srhooh; ON Al-off>-,,,-333 E "· --' 673 0173 JVIJ " "-'"' HUNTINGT 7101 Ellis, apt. L) 642-28.% ,..., "" ,_,_, · mcn1, home, guest house,''1) Ford Vefrtuuer -Dover Shor•• B•yfront AVAIL Aug., 4 BR. 2 ba, 2-area. 642-3108 2192 Placentia Ave, Apt D ~1z_g:;o3 ' ' 11th SI. CM. 6 4 5-2 4 5 0, rrr In rd bea~< lat open house 494-7336 ' 5 °"rms., pie1· :;lip, avail. story, xlnl nebrhd, $185-2'Q 636-4120 PACIFIC --fi48-5.508 u i.i ies, rge ya · · uu NICELY furnished 1 Br. -=========" fut shade h't'es and 11c August. $2.000 mo. Lse req. 546-9218 garage, pool. Adults only. 1 BR apt. ~love, adults only 711 OCEAN AVENUE 2 BDRMS "2 BATH ---hus to the door. FuU prl~ 90°/o LOAN with 11.~v~ interest on this beautiful 3 BR. 180" o~;in Vi('W home. CaJI llO\Y lor de· tails. A s!eal a t $43.500. Irvin• Terrace 3 Br, 2 Ba, cpts, drps, bllns, 2344 Elden. CJl.t. $82. Bachelor unfurn, stove (3 blks \V . of lt.B. Pier) • Office Rtnt1l 6070 $55,000, \vith $15,000 dowt\. Panoram ic view over entire $260. Includes gardener. Ad 1 & refMg. adul!s only $4:1. (714) 536-4616 . 5.16-1481 S\50/Mo. HEATED PCX)l. Good t('l'Ins, For more infof1-bay & jetty. 4 Bdrms., pool. 541h'"i844 2 BR., furn. $148.50. u ls, See at 2'14•1 Newport Blvd, /ncd. eptldrps, Kids OK LAGUNA BEACH mation please calJ GTi~ Avail . July & August $1500 no pets. Near markt.ts. CM. r1'1~868. :;.i+.s;111 ---Delaware Studio Apls. Air Conditioned Thomp!IOn. • 1 PERRON 642·1771 Per month. VERY nict. 2 bedrooni, /enc-54S-0959 2 BR 111.z bathg, FA heat, bl~ N•wport Belch 5200 2b20 Delaware, H.B. ON Ji'URES'J' AVENUE Eckhoff & Assoc., lnCJ CALL: JOHN MACNAB ed yanf. available June 25· LGE furn bach apt. S.12.J, ·1 / t / 1 . 642-~I aoyti'm• o"l8l6 Desk spaces avallabll'i In · 1 REALTY CO. 642-8235 I child ok. 548-0701 Aval! July ls!. ;",.19-3866 Mr. 1 111' w iv c p s 1 r P 5 ' GROUND floor duplt.x, fa m1-u~ " .>C>Q-newe81 office building a: 1818 W. Chilpman Ave': _ Sl40/mo. 9848 El Camino. ly preferred. 3 BR, 2 HA, 2 BD. n. t-.1, J level Con-prim• ,,,_011.00 ~ d--t-·-Orange, Calif. , UNUSUAL view, cusL quali- ty 3 Br. 2 ba. horn(' on ap- prox. 1,, Acre. $48 ,000 LAGUNA BEA .. c·H-Newport Booch 3200 Snllth c R I< c "" "22 ""' Ill .,,.,. v .... 541 2621 E k d 5J8smT enco ca Y o. _,,_ .. , ric111· bench. S2.'"IO mo. Yearly dom1niu~n, \Vnsher/~~cr, LagUna Beach. Air cond). -ves-w n 8 :;-·~1 1742 Glenney1't' Newport 8e•ch 4200 anylimc IC'asc. Ga:r, patio, crp?s, cn1:l pa110. all rec fac1hlles. tlooed, carpe!ed, ~aulifu] BrokC'r * \VEEKl.Y RATES CliARGE yo11r wan! ad nCl\v. drps, ;i()()!I River A v c. ~17!i Adutls 968--1394 paneled partitioning. Two CHARM * PRIVACY * B / B NEW SPANISH Find ii with a ~-ant ad~ 546-6264 NE\V s1:i0 up, 1-2·3 BR. HC'at-entrancl!'a: l!'rontagf' on SE ~~i~i~os TOWNHOUSES VILLAGE APTS. cd & saun11 pools, rec m1. Forest Ave., l'f!at le.ads 10 ADULTS ONLY! J bed-l & 2 BDRM . Furn or un-Co1ta Mesi 51ocf Cotti M•s• 5100 Heil & Algonquin. t.Tgr. MuncipaJ parking IOlli S50 675-6591 49-l-7161 Res. SUPERB I Ottan view, 2 Br. furn. home, 10% [)Q'>l·n or cash to loan discount. Principaili on1 y. Call owner 842-400) Oip &. save lhis address ')1 1 both s 1·1 I f;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~l~~~~~~~~~;,.1 tb I "-k rooms, ~ '~ 8• P 1 -furn. Afr.cond, dshwh rs, sell I I 8·16-3137 pm' man nr space. .,..,, 4 BR on the water, sandy level, Carpets, drapes & clean'g-ovens, patio, break-NB\V niodcrn 1 or 2 BR, and chair~ avallab!f' for $5. beaC'b. Newly e ar pet e d, built-ins. 3 car garage. f'ac-fast bars, private fundecks, cpls. drps, avail July I. Burineu boure answering drape!! &: furnished-S:IOO es pool, S265/month, lrg storage closelll. •Ieated 536-T:i79 service ava.11.J.ble tor SlO. Sin Juan· \\'kly-July &. Aug u s I . ALSO pool, saunas. bar·b-quts. CONSTRUCTION JUST COMPLETING AU utUIUe• paid except 6n-7449 ADULTS ONLY!'/. bedrooms, 3 BDRM, 2 ballt, private telepl'.Ofie. Capistrano 1720 ~==--'---- ESTATE SALE Cas!!as Capistrano 2 bdr 2 ba. A1C drps Si c.-pts. Phone estatl' adminl~trator eves: 493-191 1 flays: 774-2520 SOCK IT TO ''Of! - BEACH at door. Newly furn bach apt 11tarting at $50 per wk. 536-2579 H1g Beh. LIDO ISLE • Finest 3 BR, 2 BA nicely furnished. 675.5023 or 615-77°' While Elephants? Sou nd proof walls, walk in pal;", 1~,,~ pool. DAILY Pl' -2 baths. Split-level . Carpets, 1 -• < N ~ ~· e osets, cove • ..,.. carpor . ~ * 96" <NV>.• * -ro••~ A'~"-drapes & built-Ins. 2 car Ad·" _,,.,.'" -.. ru:..,,1 Y .io.ot~u11o wts, no pets. LAGUNA BEACH &;arage. S225 monlh, THE CAlJFORNlAN HARBOR HEJGHJS l.RG 2 BR, all P1Clra,, pool Boy & BNch Phono 546-2n7 our $139 mo. 847-1594 •fl 6 pm . -9168~-c,.- Re1ltv, Inc. wkdayi;. BEAtrrlFUl. Private officr. 1 SINGLE YOUllg Adult& Lux-"'ith bath, some octan view, 901 Dovl'r Dr., NB Suite 126 ury garden apts with coun-LUXURIOUS 2 & l BEDROOM APTS. Sant• Ant 5620 in the Glendale Fed. Sav- 645-2000 E~s. 548-6966 try club atmosphere and ' • -· Bld Co d 1 M HIDDEN VILLAGE 1ngs g. rona e ar. complete priyacy. SOUTH •fireplaces e Spaj!ious cabinets $75/mo. Call Ev, I y n G•ner•I 2000Gentral 2000 Thi' Bluf/s Medltemanean BAY CLUB APTS. Irvine at •Dishwasher e Gaffers 1: Sattlen GARDEN APTS. lfalbakken 67!',-5444 o r lfpiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9i l Villa. Delightful vie'v oJ the 161h Nmvport Beach. e 1tammoth muter KM built·ins $ll1 Month pus utll .; 2 Br. 545-316.1 ,_ • FOR LEASE • OWNER -Mesa Verde-4 br, 3 ba, den and Formal Dining R oom. On gol.f course. Will Lease furnished for $400/mo. until 9/5. Chil- dren and pets allowed. IMMEDIATE POS- SESSION EASTBLUFF POOL -4 br. 2 ba . Formal Dining Room executive home with nlgbt- Jlghts view from front yard. $350/mo. unfur· nfshed or $390/mo. furnished. Owner wJll 1 .. ,e/option or sell-IMMEDIATE POSSES- SION. " or lnspec'lfon Call"BlllGilloway, IHYDTMINT COaPOlATJON -H 0.9117 B.1i Iron1 all rooms 1vhit.h (7141 6(5..()550 b«lrooms 1 Al nd open onto liO' !rulldeck. Pool. ==~--='""-'-c--,... • 2 Bathrooms •Balanced power living furn. or un urn. r-c:o ., 3345 NEWPORT Bl.VO BACH . apt. Ocean view; nlcc e C('"lra' ro---.a e Enclosed parklnK forced air hea.l, hct1!ed pooJ, Otfl · bl eo' I.ease i lcvtl 2 BR, 2 BA, . 1 dll $ll5 .. • .. -..-... rec. al'('a, priv. pnUo. eta 1u1ta ~ for rn- $4251 or 2 level 4 BR. 3 BA. ~·~i8J.n~. a air heatin1 • Carpete A drapea QUIET LIVING merdaJ. Medical, Dental, 1-iOO month. 497-1537 or 546-1525 All"<.'Ond .. crpf&. elevRtor 644-M.'JT LARGE 1 BEDROOM 35c PER SQ .FT. DUPLEX avail/July l, 3 br, $150 month, yearl,y ~ 5705 5'11-5032 OR 675-2464 •• ~ o~O • • L1gun1 B••t:h 2 ba. bltns. Incl. dahw1hr. & "'"-ouoo HARBOR HEIGHTS NEW deluxe office apaces trpt. I block from beach. Coroni del Mir •lSO , OUr 2 art 10.,.,·er duplex, 2 bloctcs 320 to 1200 sq rt at Santa 673-1758 or (213' 242-9378 to beach & 11hopping, drap. Ana Fwy & Crown Valley 2 BR. w/,v, cptl, Irplc, drps, COZY 2 BR. frpl. Ground Rl'ntA.1 ?.'fanager-l\tra. Chrlstiell6Cll cs, i arage. $175 mo, lcue. turnoff. 831·1400. 499-4198. rt'lrigerator. range. $1~ noor. Nr. ahopplue:. F urn. 49-t-3 m after 6 pm. RENT O!c., amp]e prq, Adul!J, no ptt1. 642-#tl $175. Adult.I only, no pets -3117~A Clnn•mon Ave., Cotta Met• REAL ESTATE bu!t)' loc. 2340 Nwpt Blvd. l BR., E-Z walk to beach. HaJ Pinc~~~ A 1 I o e -Gener1I CM fl'5. 646-2544, 5'1S-8333 Cpts, drps, bttns. S250 Mo. Cl block we1t of Hatbor Blvd. SMALL OFFICE, Puclnc =Y=rly'°='IM= . .,,'"=""-=..S.=1291l==~ 111lbff 4300 2 blocks aoulb of the San Dleao l'r-eeway) lentils Wanted 5990 Coast His:hway. NtWpOl't 1----------RESPONSIBLE Womftn Beach, ~m~._M&-OO&l Univenlty P1rk 3237 1 BR apt nr BAY, ft'plc. dtaitts to 11hntt hOme _~ 300 ~._tr._.9fflc• FOR LEASE· Shirp 3 bdr 2 Pttttr1 -.,'0nlAn oflly. $110 - -rflnt room wlthk[[ pny; OlSTA ~~-~30 ht crpta &_ d·rpa. frpl. bll·I~~ Incl utU. ~2306. 67)..135:; PhOM 546-1034 Excellent loca.J r e I a • IS YOUR AD IN ~S!il· Near UCI S27~/mo lV8il . Brokn 54$-1441 Fl.ED ! 'SomeolW'' W'lll bf lmmcd. 833-0M5 Call P.ton. D-;::=AIL::Yc,;P:.;IWT::=.:...,:W:,:A::NT.:.:_A:.:D::S::;l~l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'/I• DA-11.'i Pn.ot WANT ADS! Jooldrc ft> it, Dial 64Z..;6ifJ •, Acreag• 6200 -----Laguna S.ach -- 7 ACRES W/PERMIT TO KEEP HORSE$,;. Adja~nt subdivision o 1 ·e mile E. ol hwy, Ulil avi - $42,000. ~' Cash, bal 1st lM I deed, Write or conta : Georgl' R. Kress, BoJ(·9 Laguna Beach or pho 494-4Tl6. Take over pymnts. JO Ao ; no do.,.,•n. S29 mo. Near j Lake & City. 894-4743 E xch•ng•1, R. E. 62 -·-------· f Ahe•d Of Property Problem1 •; E~ch<1ngc wMt )'OU do I wa.nt for pniperty you want. Call ror Appl. , O. D. COLE 548-4841 Realtor 645-ddll R. E. Wonl::od:__;6:;2~I CASH QUJOC-nced 3 OI' Br. G.I. or FHA hOUse ne hl'l'f!. et948 BUSINESS'=.-nd~--li I FINANCIAL Bus. OpportunltlH~ SUJU.£1' Of' Share jcwe Atore. Bat J}l:I. SUiia~~ a1ft1. repatn, etc. Mfr Am. f C-IARGE tT! ' I l l I I " . •' . ' - •DAll. .. r,PU .. T-..i!llm .. l!llmlllli~iiji!····""'liiiln~,I~"' ""NOUNCIMIN'rs -ANNOUNCIMINTS 'K Yt • * .Ye . 11 ...-NOTICU ...-NOTICIS ~ICI l!IRliCTOlY JOIS & IMl'LO'Y1,llNT JOIS & IMPLOYMINT JOIS &'IMl'l.OYMllNT'JolS & IMl'l:OYMINT Helo WontM, -7200Holp W1.,t;4, -nObl ' l'oun4' If-A~ 6400 ,.,..,.,.. • 6405 O.rllonlne 6'IO Joli Won!M~ 'L1! 7020 Help v.(•nftll, -7200 ' AL'S Ganienlfll S'e r tJ Ice lPT/HOT.EL Man.tim~t. ' ' ~?!In.de, Aog . Beaut home 'if. Burlinaame w/3 BR, 3 , den, pla. rm. Spect I view, ror accom. on 1111, NewPOrl. CdM. t rers. 14151 362·1212 I wk days. 8:30-5:00 HOME on Alladena .i;:ol! ooune 159.950 or S 11c Vu lot I !1' Arlln&'ton $25,000. Trade/ i ~~~ Ol1'ncr 642·30?5, I J'a.x Shelter Needed: trade ns.oro land equity in rap. I• idly lJlpr«:. area ror units Dr beach prop, Owner Box Di T'Ustin 544-3666 eves. \VW trade 10 units (1 hse-3 I xes Grdn Grvel !or in CrtsUlne-Arrowhd • l • Sll,900 gross per yr, ,000 eq. Owner. 962--5381 Almolt 1000 ac., $250 M val, mi from dntwn LA, 5 n. ttom fwy on paved rd. Beaumont &: O&k Glen. for ? ! 547-6469 Bkr. ' I Will trodo 19'1 VW '$idan for Bus o r V •n. ,,-,,1· • 548-3821 .. , Slan Diego, J BR. 2 ba. '•th lo month rented Sli5 Equity $6.000. Want local I~~. duplt'x or triplex. Davis RJtr 642-7000 r"*"e house + income + \VHITE ~ tema)t LOOK OUT \\'ORLD ! I i..a~·n nialnttntnct. aatde,,:_ Exp ~~ 1oc.tal, OCEANY!E.W chOkc chain. 'Nevtt bfe~ JUDY nil: POO ts DRIV· lnrldWl'up.~ pe.nonnel. ~.mo . SCHOOL DISTlttCT clipped. Vk: 22nd St., CM INCi! a..EAN•tJP $ptdlj111! f.lov· 1i Pleut lM.n~ I m m e d , ~OUC:S Anonymous Jnc. edgi~. odd l 0 b 1 • ~•tic Help 7035 e Melntenence Min 11 ~ Pllocat MS-7.117 0i;· write to Reuonable. 5'8-IEm Georre Allen Byland Aaency h111!.h carpentry 1kUl1I YOUNC male puppy, put P.O. Box lZ23 o:.ta J.leu. JAPANESE JardtMr Coqlpl 'Employer Pa)-1 T!!e $563 10 $635. U.S. c:lthcn, H,S. :t Gtrtnlln SMplie.rd, well A "lO strv. Expu, ~pendaMi;>, lOC.B !:.16th. SA 54'?-4!33 arid. or equiY&lenl 3 )'t'S. ,:;r;i:::;;i:;p ln.ined, bousebrb Brown l nn9Urtcement1 -tree eat. &n-4389 Ch1nele llve-tns. Cbetrful e."lpericnce. in buUdlna or ' rrou.nds maintenance includ. -...... -'\'hlte, _Vic Newport laland. NEW OWNEI\, (])evron Sta-Johnson'• Gardenlna Pf:nnanent. ~ritneod Ina: l ~ar .skilled carptnll')' 6ls.8455 Uon, Main and Beach Blvd. l"inect equip., eirpert catt. Far East Aaency &C..rntl C-'Cpet-ience. FOUND 6/3J6i )'OU'!& pu~ H.B. Stcrlj.na: Ct of t • Plan~. cl~an-ups. 962-:ll35 1,1y, med.. .W, near El ?tiechanic ori dut)'. Houn: Yamauchi Garden Servlce Help W1ntecl, M_en 7200 ) e M.intenenct Man II I \\11th p.alnUnJ skills) Camino & Bu11hard FY. 8lk 6 am lo 11 pm IWT-4500 tree I.arvJppe c;.onlltltln& with 'llii'lt. tntkp. on chesl LEARN TO SWIM IN YOUR e 673-1166 e * ."2-3143 OWN POOL! REAS., RED EXPERT J1paneee . main- PAIR Prtscription &la16CS CROM CERT. MRS. BEE lenanct H.B .• F.VH irca. * 5362 to 1685. U.S.-citlztn, H.S. itad. or equivaienl. S years t"xperienee in buildin&" or around!. maintenarn:e Includ- ing 1 year skilled paintin& \\1th black tramea. Vic 1Sth 545-1498 Call l\tack, &42-8442 St., Newport Beach in the -.-111-E-CO-JN--Q{E--ST--*-l -'-'~===~-oc:..~-- • "•I ~~" "'..,," Japan••• Gi1rdn•r ... · ~ Rare coins, se1• mall aue. ... Exper, oomP.l yard servlct! APRICOT poodle-J>Up, no Uon, elc, 7-tt S. Coa.st, La.· Free est. 548·'19511. '4S-0124 tqs. Vic Te\Vlnkle Park, icuna, Bcb, 494-5583.. CM. call to idenUly. 1-4.IXXI 1q. ft. steel bldr fnr LI 3-0070 ~ &: H OFFSET Printin; trailer, boat mf&, on lU. (discount on order 200 I: over) (•need acre nr Redlanda BOSTON bull mixed. female, 111 H Rlverstde, NB SU-0!!2'0 flvy • Trade tor unltJ, elc. approx. 111~ yrs. Vic . ~ Eves 673-26&4 Fairview Rd. &: \Vllson. Ctmettry L•h 6411 ?>lay 30. ~ eves only -3 BR, den, 2 ba, pool, cpt/ 2 GRAVE loll Harbor Real drp. in No. Downey. Valued SCHWINN bike · old con-best 1eetion MtJYed away' Al $45,000. ~de for 4 BR diti<>n. Vic Dovtr It Pacific .,.11.1 ucrlli~. Contact tttr'. hon1c in CdM or Nprt area. Cst Hwy, NB. Call to Ulen-f.fcGUl 64&--0686 21J..9".J..ll3J ~\~ii)'~. 5'~S-~l34~T:,.,-~~---11fEiili'iCi-filiEE-ifDiiY S9000 eq. in 50x14~ R.J lot FOUND Ira; black do,;:, vie SEJtVICI DIRECTORY "'/gd 1'Ctitcd hM", next lo A~ahelm Ave,, Costa i\tcsa. li1ltyalttl"1 •550 G1u'dcn Grove Civic Cntr It. 64:>-0730 llS. total val $20,500. Trcl l~LAR;__:.:G~E-to-rto-,.-•. -v"k-.-23rd--l3 SISTER sitter i.;crvitt .•• for unlls or ! 547-6169 Bkr. 1; Tuatin 'Ave! 6/19. ~9 never \.\.'Otry about • H•ullng 1730 OENERAL HAULING & CLEANUP $12 por load. . 962~ HAULING, clean-upA. lolll. a;uqes, etc. lz& truck. handyman, an)'time. Call BOB 645--2256 I Y AR.D/i&J'. ch10p. ltemove trees, ivy. dirt. lractor back hoc. gradina;. 96Z-8745 B & G H•ulin9 Service Rcaso111.blc. 642·1·103 J. C. Penney Co. fashion Island Ne1vport Beach We Have An Openh'I For A *COOK* Reet"nt, succes1ful experil'nct" In all phues of the food in. dustry ls required_ Competa. live wagea 11.nd out.Btandin3 benefits includil1l: prolil 1harina;. APPLY IN PERSON 10 A!\I to 9 P:\1 r>.tonday thnl Friday PENNEY'S FASHION ISLAND experience. • • Applications must be filed by 4:00 p.m., June :z:>th: 1972 \Vaml't, Hunt. Bch~ berwten 9&4p.m. · Ill JABSCO MILL & DRILL OPERATOR 11·orking conditio ns I::QUA L OPPDRTUNIT'l D.1PLOYER Retired-don't need tu 1hil· after 5:00 babyillter •pin.l call 10 Houseclunln• 6735 '" 494-5376 does the job. Arcs "'-====!....-...:;;..;.; Equat opportunity ~PloYer ler. ~ .. ant hse free & clr for Sr>.fAlJ.. black male poodle 17 15. 14 $19 Mor SJ8 ;\f e:q in tri· vie. Harbor&: Gls l e r .1~~·~=-·------ plexei. $960. mo, pool, prime 546-298a LICENSED care, l child 2 loc. no vac. 54o.600l TURTLE yn. or o~r. my home. r>.1idway City Sl5 1v k . BAYFRONT I< dock, J~Br. Red ~ad, eyes. Buchard & 892 7811 · 3 ha. val $89.500. FOR T.D.'s Waterfront. 962-0862 1~=-===~----(considtr Jae/opt) or trade 0 BABYSmING my home. for ! ?'!' No 2 Balboa COY• F UNO: .one oppogsum and ~/prt time wk d ya , HOUSEKEEPING Beach ttta preferred. ~cellent Rderencei. 962-4173 543-5038 CARPETS. Wlndo\YS, llrs, etc. Res or Come'!. Xlnt 11'0rlc Reas! Refs. 54!-41U ('!. O\.\.•l'l<'r 67;>4331 one rabbit. 548-4.1.3fi, Yello\.\.·1tone Dr .• nr. Bri1tol 1-~ree &: clear. Oregon River Lost 6401 & Paularlno, Clot 545--1131 J_•_n_i_to~r~i~•-l ___ ....;6~7_90.: " hwy, frontage, 100 Ac, & \VEEKI..Y Babyisitting, pref. \\'ALL"i, Wlndow1, lloors. up, Val. $350 actt. Tn.119 PLEASE ~turn boxer, name baby or up to 5yrs, H.'3. 111 carpets. C.ommcrclal & for in1provcd properly. of Ginger. Do&: ill ill. my homt!, ~ ~sidentlal. Daily. y.·cekly t.1r. Jo'orney Bier 540.3862 RE\VARD with no question.!I WILL. baby11it my home, and/or. Mo. 897-7350 2 BR. doll house k/hdwd. asked. Conlact !\Ir. &: ft1rs. fcnt'Ctl yard. HB a.tta. floors , on shaded R-2 lot, Norman i\1Uler, 81 u e 842-8455 P1perh_1n9ln1 l''OR duplex or units: Lai(IOn No. -t, 4iuna. WIU.. '""b ·1 ho b P1lnt1'"9 6150 , 499-l.)6.j uo. )'Ill your me y f ORTIN, REALTOR the 1vt-ek you furn i 1 h ---.:...------ 170l·A Wes!cliU, NB 642-5000 LOST • Reward for recoveey transporta'lion. 642-1407 PAINTING Int &: Ext Lowest 11 N rt H I ht R 2 of Royal vacuum cleaner . contracted prices. JoUlly ins. ·ave ewpo e 11 s · carton&: contents of kn.ittin1 B A B YSITilNG • TeachLn& Satisfaction i::uar. Free est. Lot $17.500 clear prime & ., .... .;"• mat•n·-•, y ,·,. Hot lnch1, my h o m c . 1 W area \VANT duplex, triplex "'""'" ..... · .. e.•o "..,< hrl 1 kl J m eeks 673-ll66 1415 DALE WAY .*!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ... * C0S"T A MESA. CALIF. 9:2Q6 = <n4> 54;;..n51 Ill JABSCO TOOL & DIE MAKER RCquirt''I only con1n1t're\. al tool building for small puinp manufacturer. Age no barrier. Good benefits and y.·orking conditions. Apply to ponionnel dept. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER MOTOR HOME e BUllDERS e ASSEMBLERS lmnicdiale openings for men 1vilh e.11perience in plumb- ing. e!t'Ctrlcal, Y.'Blis, cabin- ets and finish · or 11·e "·ill train you, ~lust have 1tOme hand tools. See Rick, 213,j Canyotl Drive, CostA Mesa &12-975.S MACHINISTS Lathe Operator Senior Mus~ be expedeqced on turret lathe, bavo own tools and do own setups. ·Drill Press ()perators Must be experienced on all types of drills, have own t90ls and do setu ps. htinimwn three yrs. experleoce. Tool Grinder Minimum five yrs. in close tolerance griJui. ing of hlgh·speed and carbide tools. 1 Hone Operator ?i.1ust have minimum of two yrs. experience on Sunnen Hone. CADILLAC CONTROLS Division of Ex-Cello Corp. 1166 Wtiilttler Aft,, Cnre M- 646-2491 Help Wonted, Mon 7200 Help W1ntod, Mon 7200 TECHNICIAN TEST TECHNICIAN EXperienced In logic cir- cuitry production on test. CONTACT BILL FLORY COLLINS RADIO CO. l324 W. \\'ARi"IER MIChinists Small. p~ion 1witch component1~ Selup; Optt· ale variety of machi1tro1 lncludi111 tWTet lathe, ,·ertical mill. Short run, small s h o p, E.'llttllent 11·orking condition.!I, j() hour 11·cck. STAtO INC. 1139 B•k•r St. Cost• Mei• S49·™1 H~roo~mS. to build, on· golf . . Trade for free .&: ~ Wld or 1ubmil. llada:e Davis: Rltr G42·7COO "·-·a d·I •1.,. •-• 3004 \V. Oceanlront, NB. .,..,.,.......,, Y w Y ........ u.. .. " ,,. PAINTING, inl . I ext. :! MATCHAM RLTY 646-4837 673-1486 WANTED. bab_ymttlf1l: my University seniors, 3 yra 1485 DALE \VAY COSTA i\IESA, CALIF. 92626 r TI4l 5U-8'251 SANTA ANA 'C:ustoclli1n-Ground1man An Equal Opportunity Equa opportunity employer Production Cil!lrol ~ ' ~VE 2 Bedl'OOIJ1 trailer 1Ji 10 x SO. $3500 clear WAm' Jeep, travel trail· fr, local income property. ill::~:~:' !l;INANCIAL ... ,,, jr.O' ''" -~UDGET RENT·A·CAR i:; Major Q:angt' County Expansion P,wner·?.1anaclng Partners IJ.,.T / \\"Billed 'IJE TACK {pair wingll: 'f.'t/7 2home. y.·/takt' mlan~ up to exp. Resp., . neat. dt'pen- 4 B!l 2 Bath HB S17,500. diamonds. ! r.tou11taln Rd & years. 158 l'i1agnoha. C.?il. tl&hlc'. s:b-2232, 49:Z.-.WJ2 1Um111hed or unt'u_rnished, catalina, Lai Sch, Rt'1vard CHILD care S days week, my INTER double garaa;c, patio, fenc-f'am treuure. 497-12'1'.i home. r>.1alUtt \\''Oman. IOR f'a.lnUng 12 yrs cd Trade for equal val. ! 1 646-1932 Bay area. lmmed SclVi«. 6ri.421s TOY Boslon Terrier, lost in'I========== Call Bob, 64~6 * * Vic of Goldenwe11t &: Bolsa, I i k M e PAJNTJNG, reasonable, * llB. Reward for relul'n. r c ' ••or1ry, •ft. tree cs'tin1a!1•. 192-4166 6560 .. 4!M..s238 * BUSINESS. en• :;REY Tiger-striped, bob-tail. BUILD, Rt'modcl, Rtp1ur FINANCIAL t'd cat, female. w/blllt' col· Bnck, block, c on c rt: I e , '-"-'-'""--"'------1 tar. Thi' Bluff'!. 6'14-1526 crpntry, no job too small. Bua. Opportunfffe1 6300 REWARD Lie Contr. 962·b'94:i HARDWARE GREY &: white lron1ale CAT, LIC'D Ma.soniuy L'Ontractor. Fl'iday vie Ruby t No. free est.. no job too smlilll STORE Bayfronl. Bal IiJe. 673-8687l-•-'644-'-04-"-'-------ltE\VARD .• - Huntington leach rv Small do:: blond and lusinus Service 6562 I0,400 sq. ft. Busy shoppinr 1\•hilc, red har'Y'lr'SS, nan1e , center. Good will has ht-en JI er man ; R E \VAR D TYPING \.\.'<lnt~d, 18,\I &t. built over 44 years. Fin, 842-7208 Corresp._ lJl4;ijl5. 1echnlcal. 11.vall Phone dictation. 544--8874 BRASHEAR REALTY RED male Duchund . 10 yr11•i-========= 847-8.ill Eve. 963-1178 ~~~,~~:;=r ~~'c:;i~dre~ C1rpenterin9 6590 ----• INT · D."T, ANY SIZE JUB. Xlnt \~'Ork, rcls, lree est_ Jlr-.1 642-4669. 1-::0.:T/lnt. pntg. Aver rm. S20 + i;:oorl paint. ncR t work loc rel$. Roy, 841-Jlj8 PAINTING, P~pering 16 yrs in Harbor area. Lie &: bond· ed. Ri'ts film. 641-2356 Pli11tering. Rep1ir 6110 e PATCH PLASTERING. All types. io.)'ce cslimlllc. ea.1~ f\lANAGEl\lENT TRAINEES Young, mature male, lookinr: tor good futuw. r.lu.~t he able lo meet and deal 11.•lth p<'Oplc. No c~p. ncr. '"e !rain. Apply in person ]SJ&:; fllain St., 1~1 poinls Sf\oppin~ CPnlt:rl. H.B. P .R ./$1les, start $550 Xlnt oppty 1v/ d,Ynamic O.C. rinn. Car allowancr Call Kay, !):l&-5-110 • JASON BEST Employn1c'1t Agency 2120 So. ~lain, Santa An:t P er Io rm Custodial and Employl'r grounds mainlt'nantt dutit's.5 '7A~LE=s~A~R~E;--Al~l~E7AD~-o=r J\:nowledge or mcthod.!I and PRODUCTION. Immerlialc 1naterlals required. Salary o p e n I n i s lor B o a t range $496 • $616. Contact Assrn1blrn. \\'ood\\'Ol"kini;, Pe1'l'.!On1iel office 1 lunting. Setting Deck Fixtures, etc. ton Beach Union fllgh &hool Only 1hoSP \.\.i ll\ng lo '1'0r!t Di~hicl belorr noon, June nCf'<I apply. Top salaries. 26· TclephoJlt' (ll•IJ 5JG.93Jl. pl enty or overtinlt'. ARCH ITEcy desl&ner I l.fERIDIAN LTD. 1092{) lla1v. draftAman e.'llperiel'leed in thornro Blvd.. Ir1gle\\·ood. l)'pc V construction. Smalt Calif. 90304 12131 ST;)-5200 olfi(.'t' in Corona de! Mar, Day or Nlvht Kermit Dorus &. A1socia1es, AJA 67~1164 C1nton••• Style Cook PLU~fBL'lG w ar e hc.u 11e 11·holesale ('O. needs fu ll time cxp'd 11•arehousc man. !):16--7700 Apply in per80n Wu B•n's 2 FULL time cxp"d scn•itt STOCK CLERKS lilation help. No Pllllne calls. 333 Baysidto Drive Newport Stach MMai:!ernl"nt Tr.itn"r S450 per n1onth to start. No RICHFlELD a t 19th & cxpcrielll."t; neet'ssary. i\1ori. Nc11'port Blvd. Ci\! dav through ~~riday. chance -""Y"o=u~N~G~M~A~N~ lo advance. \Vritc Daily PART TIME EVES. EXPSDITOR i\tust have over thret' recent ~xperit'nce in chine shop expedilin&. Cadill•c Controls Division of Ex-Cello Corp.. 1866 Whitti•r Ave. Cost• Mes• 646-2491 An equal opportunity eniployer Escrow Mgr $12,000 F'ee paid. Xlnt oppty to joU, big dynamic N.B. co. 5 YD c"P. ;\l!KI fee jobs. Call Ka)o, ~5tl0. JASON BEST f~mploymt'nt Ageocy ~jU train • a.mbiUOUll • dedi· p ied men &: y.·omcn ~'ho fttk a challenge I.: 11•ant lo jllvesl (financially & person· tll.Yl in a dynamic a;rowth CANDY Supp.ty route, par1 aricving, 592-lli&S CAR,INTRY or .full time, day1/eves. PLEASE Rt'tn. apri cot l\fINOR REPAIRS. No Job R~fill k collect. money lro~n poodle. do& is UI. vie. 13th TOI' Smal.t. Clbinet in i:ar· coin opcr. Di.s~nl!Crs in H.B. Rt'ward. l.o!M'ly \Vidow a&Cs &: o th er cabinets. , __ 1u_m_b~ln~1,,_ ____ 6~8~90;..; ,P,,.,ilo~t~Bo='~'~'-4_11_._~~-For ~len·s Clothlni StoN'. PLUfl1BERS \.\.'Bnted. Neiv Apply 19l2 Harbor Blvd, C~I $3.50 per hr. 2120 So. i\lain, S.nta Ana LATHE OPERATOR, Top man only. Set up a.rwt operate Chuckcr or Se:corni operalion lathe. Small close. tolerance instrument pat1:s. DISC INSTRUi\tENTS 2701 l' ~sines.s. Peoplr-1\'ho 11•ant ~ become Involved a.!I own· RJ:·Y.'Otkin&: partners. Will be ~ l't\\'arded 1vilh !i».la.r}·, '69 car & 25 ~C of profits. lnl'est· ' men! ttlurned lint year. Co~ta Mesa & vie. No 11ell-642...ao.\5 5'~175 lf no aMWer leave Ing, S1650 Total cash req. · msJ: ,;, 646-2372. H. -O. Send nan1c, nddrei;s & BLONDE male a I&: ha n And / phooc lo: Routt! Dept., p _ hound. Vic Victoria Bch. --'"°-"-------0. Box ~6. Anaheim 92803 Re11·ard. 4 9 4 -7 J 0 0 or ?.!ASTER carpenter, S4 per -=-~c..:.=c:.::==c::::::.1 4!1-t-52.15 hour. Remodeling-~palrs. r..iAJOR f'ranchise drive-in; 642--6409 or 536-3900 1 Frank V. Bi11.nchinl ice cream &: food ser11ice LOST: Bro1vn '" 111ht malc 1~--~------ PLU?.fBING REPAIR No job too small • 642-3128 • 6910 e ls! Mo. Frcf'! Exper, lie, reliablto! Tony TAylor Pool Service. 968-4818 1 ,. , &1~0210 xlnl loc. Other inlere.i~ doi;:, dachshund body & ter-CAR~ENTRY ~ rcpain : '1~·~· !!!!!![!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!! necessitate selling. O\.\.'Tlt:r. rier fa tt. Nr. Ellis ' CllbitM"ts &: lkmodel. 9u11h· R•f'!'~odel, R•_p1lr, 6940 l 548...QiSl evea. \Vard. 968-S277 ty 11urk, 642-8464 or 645--0115 I . FRIGIDAIRE Sf\tALL ?itACHJNE SHOP BLACK Male 1 year old cal. REPAIRS. ALTERATIONS * If you need ren1odeling, 1 JET ACTION 11·l1h bilrk-.up -0i'den, bl-st decla1ved, Dee collar. Lost . CABINETS. Any si~e job b~~~:i~2-~~~ rc1iai", Call ' Fri~daire 18 mi n. cycle i.s t'Q'Uip. needs capital to ex· Mon. 16 Vic. Preiilige Traci, 2J yrs. expcr. 548-6713 ===~====== l ·the fastest In the Industry. pand. Exel . oppor. t-.lr. llB. RE\\'ARD. 842-7930 QUALITY Repair!! -Altera· Jiii Frigjdaircs do tl1t' 1vork Le11is 540-1350 BICYCLE In carton 011 tionil -New const. by hour rof 4-0, 30 min. "'B.!lhcrs. Find H-. N "' w P 0 r 1 Jo" r e e '"' a y or Contract. 646-3442 • 'bl.It bow easy It is lo awn Mon•y to Loan 6320 \Ved-18th. RewB1'd! 642-969j REPAIR, Partitions. Sn1all '960 co1151ruCtkln. Nu un i on SEMI-RETIRED membership r c q u I r e d . Sober · Respon1iblt! ~29 or 499-:ll:i7 SIGN PAINTER TOOL fltakcr; expcr. in alum 492-3544 San Clen1ente tooling for vacuun1 lorn1ins. NEEDED: One l\Iccllllnic. Located near SOC. in1y &: Salary & con1m. E.'llp'd. Alondra. 86()...24()1 011·n tools. 1900 Newport SERVICE Station attendant. Bll"d., Costa ?.1e1a. Graveyard llhift. Apply 2800 TRAL°"'EE n1araicr . Appl y \V. Coast Hwy ,NB or call Royal English F'lah &. Chips, 548-32a2 488 E. 17th St .. Cl\.!. YOUNG ~tAN for small \VOOD Pattern ?>laker cxpcr. busi n<-ss. $2.IXI per l..clcated near £OCt ll'll'Y &: hr. !">4J-1686 Alondra. 86()...240. Kenfll'l m11.n, over 35. Apply ENTERTAINER. 0 r g a. n, in person, SPCA, 20012 La· Piano Guitar! Alter 6 pm 1u111. Cnyn Rd, Lar Sch Scottie's 436 E. 17th C.1\1. '.· ~ payln& laundry, l :~arden Grove, Santa Ana , ls. &: 2od loan! for quick OLiVE Green LA.dies \Vi!_llel Remodel, etc. Nile or d11.y, """I'ustin, Orange, A.iaheim cash. BoTTOw cm yoor pro-Vic Brilitol & Palil~no Reas~ Call KEN 540-467'9 • ~-~. Coin .. O-Matic perty eq without disturblnu Church. Reward. 673-7356 C C e oressn1aking • AllcraUons Cuslom De11la;ns •646-6446 • Help W1nted, ~ 7200Help W1nted, Men 7200 6974 TILE, Ctrarrtic your low inlettst is: TOs. LOST female black Pek· •ment, tncret• 6600 I ''· Equipment, Inc. Also buyen lor 2nd TDs. inzcsc, vie 19t h. C . P.I . e OONCRETE firs palios 233"414 \V. Valencia S.i~t1er Mortgage CC. Inc. Re11.'a.rd. ~2 clc. Concrete &. blk : .... , oa1v. I t"ullerton TI4 : ~78.33 Se 11 bo Att 20 "' rvin$::'~" 8E'. rll\\, Sal. yrs. CAT.: Bia. ck long~hr. lost in ing. Rea.s. Don, 642-&'i14 1 1 :l:Hf: SUN NEVER SETS on ~ ~ilied's aclion pm1·er. 64~-2171 ~5-0611 Un1\'crs1ty Park. Re11'1\fd. e CONCRETE "'Ork all tFor an ad 10 srll around Tl~F. QUICKER YOU CALL. Call 833-2716 typer;. Pool decks & ctJslom. i'IC cloc:k, dial 612-5678. TllE QUICKER YOU SEI..L S~tALL blk/1vh lt'm cat, 4 1 _C_al_l_,_._~_132_4 ____ _ 11•==========.!.:==~.-~.::====o l \l'h pall'!!, yel1011• collu. •CUSTOi\I PATIOS• lus. O.-Ortunitlts ~300 Bus. Opportunities 6300 Balboa Isl, Jun 6· ~94-831': concrete 511\vifl&: & rnmoval I LOST: i\tin. Poodle, male, State Lic.•842-1010 Apricot: blk. (.'Ollar. Vic. * CONCRETE Work, bond· * Verne, The Tlle l\la.n * Cu11t. 11--ork. Install &. repair.I. No job too small. Plaster patch. Lcakina: 1 h o we r rt-pair. 84 7-19a7 /846-0206 Trff Servlct 6910 TREES pnrnl'd, lopped & removed. 26 yrs exp . Paulson Tree Se r v I c e 630-723< Bh'Ch &. Ellis, 1-·v . !IGS-.132:1 cd &. lie. Concrete sawin&. Phillips Cement, ~U ;;.:P;;.h;.;•;;l•;:.t•:.'YC<-___ 6:.990;.,;. P.•-'~'°~";;•~l•;_..~~-'6~4-"'0$ =--=-===-==="'"""""~! • ~ NUTS • LICINSID Cll"pet Liylnt & Spiritual Readinp. ad\'ice 1-----R..;•;;,pai;o;l,;..r :.66~2:.:6 on all matters, Jl2 N. C>JtPET • VINYL • TILE OVER 300% MARK UP Cunino Real, San Clemente Expert inltallation CZYKOSKl'S CUst. Uhol, Ew"Opean C1·at!mlanshlp 100% fin! 6·12-14:;.t 1881 Ne\vporl Bl., C.~t. JOBS & EMPLOYMENT Reli able people now being selected in this area to service routes of new coin ()ptrated H01 NUT dispense rs in local bars. bowling alleys etc. You can get in on the ground Ooor in this high profit b usiness either spare lime or full lime. No selling Involved as all accounts are established by company experts. This is not a "get rich quick" scheme but an opportunity to become established with an eight year old company that set~u • u p Jn business und er a bona fide repur· chase agreement. This business re- quires a minimum cash investment or tl095 for s tock & sup plies. 492-9136. or 496-9507 BLANKINSHIP FLOORS 10 AM • 10 Pi\I ~2-1463 540.1262 J!b Went.cl, Men 7000 SPECIAL $2 READING YOU CAN MAKE UP TO SIM MONTHLY SPARE TIME & OVlll $*8 MONTHLY ~ULL TIME 0.. ..,.,... loonvs p!on ono~I" y .. to trfllle pur fnltl•f '""'-without lvrthor !STUDENTS • rohea:e le.· hi Gi1rlltnln9 6'IO schl-impr1'Ye y ou f' con.1----.:..---..:.;c:..; L"enltltkm &: n1emory . Shi.rt ANTHONY'S ncnv to prtpan: for ne:<t !IC•ncster. Lcan'I 8Ctl h)'P' no:ds. You'll be ilad )'OU 644·1941 rt!d. ror Into call j.41-4614 The· Best, ~ts l'!O more! Attr•ctive lafMrf f;):pcrienced 1.lalntenance \'OUNGi \\/OMAN Budget Landscapin1 I dincer 'f,\'lll teach you i ll Gradua.te HorUcultw·lst lal~sl steps. Call ArdeU Al.LEN BROS. I 213: $1J...u31 1·10 P)t GARDENERS SfUDENTS J\IDE \Vllllted occ to Corona y,wldnc -.·ay lhru colleae. del "Mar. t'VCS. \\'UI pt.)'. Exp. Lie. Reu. '46-4Zl CaJI 67M2ll a.It 7 pm. • "tow • i!:OGE • \VEtD. 'A1DO\VP dei])trtte f~r Prof. lav.·n maint by capable l'OOk..t\ilkpr. Ideal lllt. fof' Co\lelf: 1tudtnt1. Rt1s! \\"On'Wl y.·/chUd ~·l'lo ~ ~allna Brothers '4&o-1234 ~ct to Iv, Lois or lndep. Cut A E:dp IA.wn time. 493-4677 afl fi ?ifaintt~. Uoensttl ~IARRJAGJ.: I< F A ?it IL y ~/9'$-2310 •It 4 PJtOBttMS-call be 1nM:d. -Rl:llalM&-----lawn_.Moe For lalervieW wrlt.e to PrOducU Distri· Call Ot,·enUjed Couruitlon nlOW. ~It". trim. Co PO ~. t M ti7>2300 hn. 10-5. • 531°1404 • i.u111 1 .. Bo• 1m . ~• a •••. PH\'SJCS, microcircuit~. thin lil111s. -0ptlcs, rcpor1s, 111u.U1, lllb helper. etc. Summer jolt. Rrt-ent B.S. In Physics. A~ 22. Box 581. Laguna ~ach. 49-l-4i3!3 f.IAINTENANCB n1e.n Y.ti.nt9 full time Y.'Ork In Nr1vport !l.l'f'8. 64.j....?1'_>7 Job Wi1ntff, Lady 7020 1.fOTKEJlS ht'lper 5 da.)'~ A "'k. II or morr hrs. st. ~.r hour A\·ail. now 11\ru .t.U!:;. 15, Collo!gr girl. E.'l'.p'd. Cynthirl Bf:nson, &14-1020 EXP. Typist 170 \\p111) full lhnl'. 11un1n1er. Unl\·ersll)' senior. ~2232 E.XPERtENCEn nUNC<'Otll· pt.nion. Cook diets. Exctl· lt!lL.r:trL. Est 103 ... 49~ Exptrtence<I !il'Cl'elaf)' m11.tur'-' juf!g1ntnl G4G-T.l06 (laebfde pllOnl number). TllE QiJJO(Elt YOU CALI. * lixport JO,.MH .... ;;; ____ .... _____ !!l!!!!!!!!!I!!~. THE QUloa:t\ YOU SELL nNEST WORK -Wt\ite elepha.nll:! 01~-tlne ----------------------------------- YOUTH WANTS JOBS H y•11'r• • yownt ~"'-"" wil!i~9 to wo•k or t ft •il11H lookin') lo• 1 wl!lin• workor, th110 fivo Or'"'' Co•1t •••• "on-profit y, ~I h 01t1ploy1t1o"t c.011!0•1 c111 holp you . YOUNG PEOPLE: t lln 11111 •tilt 1111 Cflllte~ Ill ywr .,.. ......... .... ... •Plltrflllrlllff. HARBOR AREA YOUTH EMPLOY· MliNT SERVICE ISpo111•foll "v J1111if t Eboll CIMb '"" A11i1· l•ft C• l•••w• 1f Now· port l oo ch.I Offic11 lit C1"l11I lront~. l1v•' Clv• of tho Hat"•' Ar•• 594 C111l1r Str•ot-Cot· 11 MJ1t, 0,011 t I .fl'!, lo I '·""· Mo".loy .throv'h fr+· .l 1y, Juno I 6 ·· tllr•11111'1 A11,, 15. Tolophono: 64?• 0474, SOUTH COAST JOI ,LACI· MINT SIRVICI I S,o"••t•cl p "' South O••"t• County YMCA.} Offico1 '' 49 t Foto1t A•o. • l •tlilll!_ loat'i. -o,.,, t ~.11'1.•11••11 •ii' I :00 • 4 ,.111. ht•"" 1y1,. r •• ,,,.,,, Thvrt4•y• 1114 fri.lay1. 'll•l'l• 4'N.JJJ]. FOUNTAIN VALLEY YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICE \Spon1orod "Y Sovlh Co11t J1111ior Wo1t1•"'1 Clvb.J .Offico ;,. Nvr11'1 Ofllt•, · F•v"t1i11 V1tl•v Hi.,h School, 111 16 Iv· 1h1r4 St, • f•vnt1i11 Vil· l•v. Opt" 10 •·"'··1 P·"'· Montl•v thro11,h Fr i41y. Pho"' 961·144t , HUNTINGTON BEACH YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICE I S110"1oro.I llv EIH1 A.,,. ""'' l1ptitt Chu,1h.J Qf. fic11 at 1121 Elli1 A••·· Hwnli"''o" l11ch . Op1" • •·"'··S p.m. Mo11iil1v l~routh Frl41y. Ph111• 141 -6067. HUNTINGTON BEACH UNION HIGH SCHOOL OISTRICT JOI llEFEltRAL SERVICE (S111'•twl10.I br Ro~••l M11tl", 411octo1 of .,.,,k •~P•r!•fttl 04111 1!10~. H•"t1119to11 '"•h Unlo11 Hllh School Dhtrlct, I Of !11111 _. 1901 • 11th Stro•t. H•11,t l 11 1 t •11 •••'th. o, ... • '·'"··•~•o '·'"· "'•"~' throvth frl· •• ., on ttilllll'lol . Pho111 SJ6.,JJ I. Call 5-17. 7712 i\tr. Bond * DRIVERS * S. l\oliday, SnOI• A"'. No Experience >•0--0343 N Store Mgr. Tri1inu ecenary ! ssoo. l\fu~ hal'e clran Californ ia Excellent future lor ri1ht drivin;:: record. Apply m1.11, call Loraine, lofer· YELLOW CAB CO. rhants Personnel Arency, 186 E. l61h St. 2043 \\'cs!clilf Or.. N.B. Cosla ].leu 645-2770 Wer•hou1• & Yi1rd Project Engine•r $700 Superintendent to $900 i\lech ability, know driJtin1. Xlnt oppty! AMurcd future :i yrs. college, cAll Dan. 'f.\'/ stable corp. Top Bene· ~lcrchants Penonncl AJ:en· fits, comlr bkifnd. CaU Kay, ry. :!-103 \Vestcliff Drive. 546-5'410 N.B. 645-2770 ./ ASON BEST EXP pastry cook & En1ployment Agency I::xp by cook, part 212[) So. ~J1tln, Santa Ana tin1e. 49-1-4198 MATURE MAN "'"""'' Coll" Shop lJJ S. Coast H1'Y, lB For pleasant outdoor \.\.'Ork. Pl'imanent. Good pay. Ap-A COMBINATION ply in person to Jack Brown Restaurant he I Pt! r t· POOLE BUICK d"hwuhoc. Day •hill. Top 11·a.c:cs. Rancho San Joaquin 134 E, 17th St. Coll CourS€'. 18021 Culw,r Costa Mesa Rd. nr UCI. hvint. Set --.-F"'RY -cOOK.-\Vaynr. !!33--0112 Grav~yard shifl. 2 yrs r\fl. -Bllllnt Clerk $$41- Heavy breakf1~1. Good sal-Son1c accounting exp. :J yrs. ary for good t'n1p!ycr>s. 18 college. Excellent benefjta, or over. Plt'aS(' apply In Call Dan, Merch11.nts Peraon· J>('rlQn. ncl Agency. 20U WeatcliH C011'AGE COf'f'EE SHOP Dr., N.B. 645-mO 5&i \\'. 191!1 SI.. 0-t SENTOR INSPECTOR SALES-TRAINEE 11·i1h layout e:\'p. Sl1i 1\•k + bonus. Xlnt oppty for niagne1lum and alum lo join youna;. Jul Cto\.\.'\na: loundry for a e r o a p a c e co. Ca.II Kay, 546.SUO ca1Unp 642-43.13 L I d o JASON BEST Castina. NB Employment Agei1cy r.EAL Eitatc Sa.le,men \\')\)' :!120 So, ?.fain, Santa Ana no! 1el\ le. be lralned W. 0111 Artl1t-Comm•rcl1I-hottest area · l--lunlington To Sl.35 wk. Position immedi· Beach. C&ll PbU l\fcNamtt alel,y avail with major (.'O. 91rZ~til Vll!Age Reill Estate Ca.Ii Kay. 546-MlO. SERV. srA. SALESi\lAN. JASON BEST l''ull lime, 'awing shlh. M\lst f_;n1plo)'ll1•nt Agr-ocy bt-~at in .appear11nce and 2110 So. Main, Santa Ana handwrltlrlf. Apply ~St o BOYS to· 14 Nowport 81"'·· C.M. Car1ier Routes Open RErnlC:F;JV\TIO"N~-m-"-.ha~"-.1 for le. E.xp. In automo1ive hlftl.· ~Ul'\a Beach, So. Lq;wia lation "-serv. nee, Commer· DAILY pum clal exis. desired . Call i\ton. 142-4321 512-4~ DRILL. PRESS OPERATOR YARD salf'..mtan. over n, ' 911t up and operate small dly Y.'('(tk. &Ome mect11.nk»I BuriM11ters and Delta. •xpe.r. REO..£..IU:NTALS. Sm..U close-toltranct \.n. 2lf! Harbor Bh'd., C.?-1. slrUnie.nt p&rta. DfSC IN· !'ltfCHANIC \\'anted. Q,,.• A STJ\UMENTS 2701 s. Hou. Llct1\Md pref. Apply • da.y, Santa Ana. $4t-OM3 ptl'!Oll !llesa Tow Sar.olot ' i\I AT 0 ft E m11n 1\il~ Garqe, 84fl Biiiett, CM mtthanlcsl ability. Sn\all BUS Boy and Kit. Helpt.t iJ'O"l na: m{:. plant. 1 d111y The Blue ~t - 11 k. PH : &12.....ue.5 for in· 6iJ.9'Jl>.I te.rvlew. 'N~,-.... -11.,....,-.,-,~.~ca~\~I -.. -,.-.,-,I Wbllt elfpM.nt1! Dlm~·lint 9 am p2 pm 63'i'-ln0 ' . .. ··-..... -.-----~----~-~----~---------------------------·---,--·--------· -------~---. .. • • 5Aturd111 Ju111 21, 1'6CJ DAILY ltllOT AS!! &, IM,~C?lf!llHT ,2!i •. •"''-~OYMINT JQ •• !i !MPL~Y!'llNT J9!l 4 IM,\.,OY~~T JO•s a IM,LQYMINT JO•f. a ·~~OYl!llNT Joas ' '"''LOYMlNt JOI S l Di"LOYMINT JOll i IM ~''"'!!!fi!W. Mo11 7100Htlp w.,....., Mt• no:o, 11o1, WllllM . _7!! "°"'. w W••'-. . _ 1_ ii.1, W•• Help w.,....i Heltt w~ w.1111o •-1• ~ ... , W!f!lll! . _ ---=-:'~:;;;;;;•::;;;;g-;I'-' ..;.1fl:..;'!'!!117"~--'7....._... W-. 1-.~!"*' 74'1 ltN~=GDISl•N IN•INElllft• ~<l AhlNTIO.N ; ''i" * S!CRE· *0~~~w. 's~~~·~.~~~~!i GO R •• I • I d . ·. I ~dr ull H' ·aoR ·RE & EM·LoT1•s POllllon avallabl& tor .... ADMINIS11A TIYE .,u rts •xperlt_nct n es111" o a c All t .. .. r " TARY ..... i. JodlvldiW <Ath Joan SECRnARY • 'LAYOFF?· I -..,,... lad: , ••• With strvo 11y1ttms and cornponeni,, .au as ac- tuators, servo valves or solenoid valves. Our firm ls Ovinl its c e nt ta I oUict l6 ~'!.:.~ ex PI! r lent e. $5.Q. te "52. ANTHONY SCHOOLS C•rM• Trel•lllf Speclelr1t1 In the De•ires strong capability in servo System dl'!lamlc !nalysls and/or fluid system str~ss Aftilysis. Fresno on ~· 27th. Unfortunately for us ·-• " .... ._.,. • some OI ou but employees cannot make Sli0rttw'4 ro ~~m . .,,. >rd Aiated s • L dutlt• PERSOMNIL lbe move fo personal reaaons. We would '°-61\ olectrie. »i:l\lif'IHr-prittm!d. Typ !iO ""'""· ~~ llkt to st• each fi nd another •ood i'ob in the hi( _rlt .... ,..,., :,_'°"'..~1,_ ~ .. .=:: TECHNl91AN • cllaranc• dt11rtd. ...... .. ......., $SS7 ~ *"' area. Please call Mr. Lewi,: for • •• ~ amlntm~nt, 642..Cftl. '* If you are lntereattd, call me for d•tails. REQUIREMENTS You can Interview In my oUlce, or we wUI * PART Gl•ndale Typloc 60 wpm, •horthalld CADILLAC CONTROLS Dlvlsltft of 11,Collt Corp. 1166 WH1n111 AVI., COSTA Ml lA M4-24fl tive llme off for them to visit y6u. ~ 90 11'J)m. Frlna:e ht-nC'til.I; TIME 12 days pa.id vacation per Each gal is highly recommended, ana they f-~ I '·y' S yr and 12 day11 paid sick ha ,·e been with u1 from one to nin~ y•ar.s. nlrl ~ Ing Jcavf! per yr, n\ajor m@di- An equal opportunity f!fl'lp)oyer CLERICAL cal Insurance policy. I Too 1'1rsenal S.Cttt•ry 1QJ NtWl"lrf llvd. FOR fNt"OR1'fATION -. -------------------3 le.fflClent Gtner1I Cl1Plc•I Gels (Mt• Me11, C11if. eau Miss Zachmeytr, 84z.66j1 • • J. C. Pt!W)' Co. Jo'~hion Island 1''~Y.'JIOl1 Beach NEEDS • MENS CLOTHING SALESMEN J.'ull tirne empluym~nt, exctlltnt incenth·e pl;in and outstan~in:: benefits. A chanct to particlpat! in thl~ C'Ornptn.y's e"-pan- 8i01I prorram . AP PLY JN PERSON 10 A.P.T. to 9:30 P.?it. ?.fo~ay ~ Saturday J. C. PENNfY CO. 24 ll'e1hion l1l1ncl An equsJ opportunity employer *CLERK For the reproduction tle- parrment. Swina !hi!L Trainee acctptablt. COLLINS RADIO CO. • Jt700 J•millerff "-o•d Newpert &tech J::quaJ opportunity cmplo}Cr P.fA1'URE -SERVICE OOM- PLtTEO, Exp'd in raetory pl'Oduction. H.S. or Collea:e woodehop and .,~n. chemls· try des.lrable. Job dl!crip- tiop' e Batch mlxlnt of plutics • J'Ulin; I.:. handllnr mokb • Strippln&; Parts • \Vtl.&;hl.n&: componf!:nl1 for mixina t lnspectlna t. evaJuat.Jn: finishtd parts e A::tsl!lin: in solvini problems • Anlitinr in wOOd <lent. KINOSLIY M,G.CO, (Phone for aooolntrnentl S4M11' JANITOR 4 S,,.._,y Univac Kol Pur\cM rs E};t , 2'l5. betv.·ten Z t: 5 pm. ...-1.•'iaht how-day .. On An E-"' ~po"uo1'ty -l'eyrell aM Kty 'u ch Gal o;, ,. ........ ., '' Roc1pth»n l1t for " T Cal\". Sfcr'l!tarih, 1ttr.-Employtr Help Wi•tM w..... 7400' ---~--1 BANKING Poslt left lmmMlt .. ly available for en NCR 4l0 "°"' .,.., •.• r ••• eui' NtwP.rt Centtr Branch. ExP'rltnc~ ,,.,.,reel. J 'art. Time Cltrkal I Kty unch ( •~•) 0•1, typl!ts and derkl, Advertlsl"I Agency 81 MY GUEST-for vacation Uld ~ak leftdl \Ve have ope.nlna: for altrae- PL.EASE APPL,. 550 NeY.'J)Ort C~nlf!!" Dr. N~\.\·po1t B~ach Mason W&Uace President • Pa.rt.ex Corp. 2000 Placentia, Costa ~tesa 6'6-4451 ·--~--· ~----------- 1400 H•I-' W1"tdl Wtrne" SECURITY PACIFIC • NATIONAL IANK • ADVEftTISING Secretary/ Position open to mtn alKI \\'Oll'lf!n ~al epportunity employer e IXPERtlNCID e NEW ACCOUNTS CLERK UNITED CAL IFORNIA BANK 4.667 i\facArthur Blvd. NewpoM. Beai.:h 54~4'.!~ HICKORY FAl\MS ofrt"rn part time. f'nJoyabJe 11·ork l?vf!nints. If .}'OU are a hoUSC\\"ife 1.nd Wllllt to-make extra monty, come in and J. C. -=>en~)' Co. Fash.ion Island N•wport Beath NEEDS PAAT Tl"n; SALESLADIES Bookkeeper llHl'Oft•l•le, ~ level ,..111on !« ..... ,. l•k• ch•rtt girt. Mu1t hi~ Houstwivt s & Mothers •xc•flint 1klll1 Incl. Can you spare a few hours sherthamf; h•Mle lite each day &nd add to tht ttlckpt ; billlnt• Unffr fami ly income at the same 30. Call B1rlll•r•. (714) tfmf!? S•hf!dules convenient '42·Jtll. for you, momizias. alter-_,,.;.,,.;. _____ _ noom. evcnint1 or combina. tions of tll. "'ork in a fun 11101~ under the: finest of condltioll!; and 1op "Upcrvis- eion. APPLY JN PERSON EXPE!tJENCED e NOTE TILLER e l'ART TIMI TILLIJ! UNITED ,,. mo at, HICKORY l'ENN!Y'S Jo'AllMS, So. Cout Plaza, CAL .,ORNIA IAN K C0<ta Men. !Lown Moll) FASHION ISLAND 10 AM to 5 Pl\1 • IOOKKDPER Moodoy thru Friday 2'Z2 Ocean Ave •• Lacuna Bch. ·-* EXPERIENCED E•partencd, ,ptirt time e FOOD CHECKER All th1d11nt Po!ition! filled. \VAJTRESSES * EqutJ opportunity employer Niaht Shifts .• -Union Houte Holp., atll'lleal. Medie&J, I: • • Dent., Pl.am. Appb' In 11 te C pm I'"'""""'""'""'""'""""'"'" p e r 1 o n H O W A It D ' S sn._293° Consultant t• $575. RFSTAURANT, 4001 \V. Part or !ulJ lime lO \VOm~n Dept. htad for flr\ancial I: ~~. Rl.&;hway. Nllwpo:r1 11{'cdcd. lmm!d . for _child est.alt plannlnr. aood fyp. • .,..,. ... ..,..,.., .... ., c1:1rr. a1d~s or co~panion_,. itll: + f4rure appitude, aOJTll! Agt 21-65 ccilltae r@(fuirod, wlll train Slttint Prttty Apncy ria;ht person, ~; fct pd., call 1'.1ember ot We Sit Better, Lorafnr, A.terctwits Person- Inc. Subsidluy o; ~rber nel Aatncy, 2043 \VeatclW Prod. Co. 642-3:?7.f Drt\•t ., N.B. 64>2710 SNACK Bar Girl over 18 ap. -SHARP GAL- See Bett.Y EMlt't at md.,lxec A&tney for Carea-Girls CIO W. Coast Hwy •• N. I , By appolnL 6(&-3139 ply in p:orson to Horst Look.in£" tor a ~nna.ntnl Chlesi, Ne\\'JlC)rt H a r b o r JIO.!it.lon v.1th the iraovtest Yacht Club. 720 \V. Bay boutiqlJC in Oranre C.Ounty. Avenue betv.•e!n 11 am ' l ?ifu.!t be experltncM in hi-A11t/SHty $4IO pm except f\1onday. fis h ion d re 11 ea 4 Beaut Irvine area co. Xlnt GIRL "'anted, N-,ta•aJ sports\\·ear. Tr ,YIJll qualify, crc11vth position. Fri~ndly _,. •• ''I to• •t TllE LOO... at1nosphere. Call E d et, Rtccptio:list. Prer. ttcent c ... 2 ' ap : · ' ""• 546-a.t.10 HS grad. Inter-.:ie>A's t am to ~..,_:;_:;~400=-------JASON BEST 10 am , CRITIER.S INC. DENT AL ualstant I aecre-Employment J.ctlncy ~A \\'. 17th St., Ci\f • tary Lquna Hllla • Leisure 2120 So. l.fa.in, Sant& Ana ATrENTJoNi \IJorld a rea. All pha.sea mas-. te~. S.t7>$500 1tut. Re-G Off' ... ff? u sey,rJves-Stu<Jtnui. Ex-iume, P.O. Box l0815. Santa eMral tee ~o c1t1na: J>'!'IFt' emplmnt op. Ana 927ll. Rtpllee strictly Good typist, no calcu!ator. ptnfy. M.>-1439 coniidentlaJ. GenenJ oWct duties. Com- MASSEUSE . PHONE SOLICITOR pany will reimburse the l\!ust be lice~ _ Evenlnr "·ork. No aelllnr. let. Call Loratu, M~rthariU: •·01'k lotd r'l!liet. lh•e. youfll: i:trt ·~ rect~ *TELETYPE OPERATOR Two yca/"s experience. In private lint, al~ lirnowl- l!'tl1e o! rnultipa.l bOud PBX. 16 im to 1:20 pm •hill. * PBX OPERATOR ~Tultipal boll.rd c:~pt-rl· cnl'e. 'fypinf ~ui~. 1: :'A) pm to 10 pm sldfl. *KEY- PUNCH OPERATORS Ont y clr 4:30 pm to open. experil!'nce. 1 am shJll * SENIOR ACCOUNTING CLERK Accounl.A payablr t )(pt r- icnce, accurate typi~t on IB~f t.!Cctric. Accounlinc background de&irabll'. *JUNIOR ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK Li~ typint. Alutl be CX· pt:rienctd in account! payablr. 'SSlfll~llH Uoru.t. Mun ll'P' 10 wpm A g and II~ to meet intHtttlna Of small preeuuon clectro- mecl\anica.I dtvite5. Expel' ience preterrtd In smaU Partl usembly. Train~s considered. AJply at STACO, INC. !tit liker St. ~plC. Starting u.lary $31'.i wi th c.'l:cellent benefilll in. cludlng profit tharlnc. \\'Ul be located in heart ot Fuh· ior Island, PREMIER Personnel Agency ·1-iJ E. 17th, Ci\! 646-0&31 ei NEEDID co;:~.. Two Office Girls Ecrual Opportwlity Employer Mu.st be 21 and able to drive IXl'll!llNCIO e llCROW e llClllTAllY APPLY lS6 East 16th St. Costa l\lesa 1'~1.shinr Rod \Vrappefl Experienced. Top pay. BroY.·nlnr JI.If&. Co. UNITID CALIFORNIA 1119 Placentia, c.1\1. 548-1171 IANK 3141 E. CMlf Hwy Cerene HI M•r 17S.'240 SALES & LIGHT OUict 'vork ln fashk>nablc Lldo je\velry store. Jt'\.\'l!lry cxpe1i~TICC! necei;sary. ..;,JI !or ap.. polntn1f!nl. Perma~nl poiil- tioJI. 673-9.134 Equ~l opportwrll)> employer GAL FRIDAY _________ 1Lile l.YP~. lllina-. phonts. Good oppty & future? Cdi\I \VANTED: SECRET>JtY/ Call after 12, 67~7191 ~~~~In'ANT Jt6USEKEEPER & babysit- CEl'n'ER ANCIAL !er !or mothtrlt11.~ home, one t:hlld. 646-303l alt. C Retired executive do I n 11-'-Pm....,.. --~---­ consultlng: work has poaitlon EXPERIENCED Slnzle Nte- for exper'd. v.'Oman "'ho can die Operaton. Apply: 82j kttp books I:. records on \V. 18th St., Colrta. P.1es1t. RcaJ Estate Investments, do [ =::::::::::::::::::::====' [ some secretariaJ "'ork & Jolts-Man Wom. 7SOO handle office details. \Vrltel;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;';;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;; Box Af-633 Daily Pilot, :iv-l• ina: brier description and ex-* perienee. Expirienc• * WAITRESSES * (Ovtr 211 APPLY 9 lo (i P.'.\1. HUNTINGTON SEA CLIFF Country Club J000 Palm Av•., H.I. abilities anlimiteo agenc~ Qu.w.llty Po1iUons Jor Qualllitd Applicanui 488 E. 17th St., Suite 224 Costa Men 642-1470 J . C. Penney Cu. Fashion Island Nl::t..:DS FURNITURE SALESMEN Full Unte employmet1t. excellent lnc.,nllv~ plan and outatandin,& bcneClL~. A chance l.o par1.lcipate In this company's e.,pan- slon proiram. APPLY IN PERSON 10 AA1 II> 9:31) Pf\t ~1ooday thru Saturd1y J. C. PENNEY CO. 24 Fashlen lt lanct An equal opportunity employer • FIELDS WITH A fUTUltE Licensing Prepare.lion for : • Real Estate Salesmen &: Broker3 tf • Contractors (General & Sub) • Securities iNASDl • Fii-e & Casulty Insurance Training for : • Legal Secretary * Molel/Holel Managers I * Travel Agents California Department of Education Approv~ Most Locations and Courses Approv~d for Vtt! Master Charge and BankAmerlc1rd Accepteq l'er lnform1tlen -'lltEI l rochurt , call: : e ANTHONY SCHOOLS Nt"wport Bf!ach: Cardtn Qro\·c: 1714) 64&-3229 (1141 &38-4643 Jiuntlnaton Bearh: Loni Beach: (7141 8'2-8717 f:ll3l 423-5421 Torrance: (213J 37CM.! '* IHNKllPIAI INITITUT I INTl lltNAT IONAL l'tJT South Brookhunt, Anaheim . , . 1714} Gener1I Account1nt Schoolt-lnat ructl.,. 7 Be Prosperous! ~:j GOOd typin; Mklll:; can i many doora. Inquire abOti our "Door Openel'!". ~ '. NONA HOFF1.1AN, 1\ ll1cludinJ aJI 1ene1-at ac· NHptrt ,• r, eounlinf fun<:llOl\s ln a small I nit1. co .• audtt or account-School ef utlM11•" 1 1na-maehlnt runs, journal . 833 Dover Drive~· entry preparation, payroll Nt!wport Beach •. i•• ~rt~t~ts~n;;:~t~n di~ I --=o~R~l~V~l~N~G~L~E~S~S~ON~S;.· · ~ monthly financial & statlsti-A1 low as $3.75 per wetk ft~ cal report. Assist controller pay lat plan. Free hoJM: In dept. planninz & special pickup, Stcurity Ori~ Wifnments. Related exper-l~Sc:;::hool:::;.-"'"·526-ml:::~::,-~-.;:·.;' I ltnce requirtd. Kno\\"ledge Educa~ona.I Vscation • or bookkeeplfll n\.achlne op-•· en.lion helpf'ul. u.i.den . . . Sr Cir.' Odlcoal 10 Jeuon typi ' APPLY AT Sehl. Trial Lesson. 173 STACO, INC. tilt laker St. C•sla Mesa 141·3041 An equal oppor1unlty employer newport pe rs onnel ... agency TECHNICAL POSITIONS ilany p1'0fesslonaJ It tech· ?.la.r C.M. 548.215r9 · 'fJ ' DRIVING L&SSONS, l' lcuon free! DuaJ Cll.nl. PatJent, Joca.1 -- structon. a...Utro Ori · School 836--5n1 MONT&SSORI .l children accepttd ye·• round. Ares 21Ai to 10. c.u1• 646--3706, 341-6697 •• S\VTJ\1MING INSTRU P riv at e \VST ~xperle ' 543-7137, 61~2961 •• l SPANISlf • private tutorln l: or cluse11. Your home ml~. 54i-l151 er ~IJ& I MERCHANDISE FD~: I SALE AND TltAD < nicaJ positloll!; avail&ble. furnltur• Clll l\t. Baughn1an, 642-3810. :..:;:,:;:;;:;:=., ___ ..:; 833 Dover IJrive I SPANISH ft.etumed Nt:\\'POrt Beach P.fodcl Homes on sale J • NEW .~AllLITY • less than \VhOlesalel 0 CONTlNENTAL l.IANOR 1nc:ludes beautiful SC LA<;;UN A BEA d i rtUil1ed sofa • kJ\'• .... Permanent and immediate l Spanish oak decorator rmployment; Housekeepers, t1.blc1, t\\'ai: or table lam~ kitcht!tJ htlpen, relief cook. "'"'U pl1cque, kin;:. queen.I janitor lmalnll, 110C.iaJ and or full size bedroom ll1l reC'reation dlrectot", PBX cornpte!e incl bM ~ optirator (nl&:ht.sL Company mattrcu. llnt11.1 Ir boudO!tf benefits, Pat wad J 0 w, lamps. Spanish oak I ~ 774-8630. <194-9458 dlnln;: Sf!t priced f'lM BEAUTICIANS ;\,1t'~,:"(y J.e~: - BE YOUR OWN BOSS. Ren! S4.!l!'I per .,,...k , out" e irpace in Huntinti:ton Beach stat" credll OK. W~1 SaJon. Rtuonable. 147-916' tlC!parate for quick •a.le. e,!t t :30 PM. r.entury Purnlture. 9 'l'7 HAlRSTYLIST full or part Gttrden Grove BI v I'"!, Ume. Somt klUowing prefd. Garden Grove Dally J:'~ Bu1y ahop. Xlnt I o c _ Sat IG-6, Su.n lU Contessa Hair Fashion., In or ca.II 1714) 531')..S)fO · ' ; i\tust be able to 11o·ork third :i;:hift, 10:30 Pi\I fO 7 Al\f. hfU!t be able 10 "o &t"ntraJ plant and oUicl!' clea.nlnz. Apply 1~ pers:'n ·18515 f.l~in Apply in perton l&585 l.Wn Pel'IOnnel Aftncy, 2043 St., ta Pomt Shoppma St.. 15 Pc.int.! Shoppin"" \\'estclilt Drive, N.B. ~2770 center) H.B. Center} H.B. "' (Algo tee Jobsl COLLINS RADIO CO. e e E."'XPERIENCED 6T"a-338:"> OVER-STOCKED • ' . . ' • 81'.:AtrrY Operator needed, [.,..,..,.,...,..,..,..,..,.,I deluxe beauty Salon. No. 1.9 • C1dlll1c Centrel1 Divi1ion or Ex-Cello Corp. 1166 Wh ittler Ave. J''ULL Time ~''Orkin: mo_ther l'E;;J:.;.E;;<:;:J;,RO;cNo;J;C,......,.,...,.-m-b~l"•n.-Receptlenld te $40I nttds dayllme babys1tttr printed circuit board. E.,-Xlnt lrvlfle ~a co. Pretty for 6 I.:. 1 )T olds. Newport ptritnctd Will .der oU ic6, intere.rti11& dutie1. Hahui arta. Aft 6, ~1628 Tralnte•. · I"'''"' Placo.,':'"~1Ja, c.atJ Bobbie, S4&-54l0 ,,.,... ... "' JASON BEST HOUSEW1FE U'anted 9 to 8 Ne1.1.'J)Ort Belch, 543-18*1 Employment Aaency T~tl, Wed, Thu r.•, SALES \VO M A N. Ex-2L')(I So. Alain, Santa Ana 1t700 J1mborM ftea4 Ntwpert Be1ch E(iuaJ opportunity ernploy~r -TELLER - UNITED CALIFORNIA IANK SALES: a.JI ares, home furn, l prod. ull diacount. no compel. may •'Dl'k lrom home, your houni. We train. Jl.fontrc Bay Plaza, Lac. 9ch. ~ltuel !lair t'uhion ..,._,,,_ itlLllF COOK JOO ~1ain, Hunt. Bch. no cxper. nee. Nef!d aale.! Park Lido 53S-88U personnel full 01· pt-tm. Mr Convalf!SCl!'nt Center MUST SELLI ' Atmlmum. Cltrk arid Offief perienced in ladies ready to T\l.'O 1'.1ature women to An ~ua.I oppottun1fy \\'Ork. Ph. H2-&ol7 •·•Car. Apply AlGn thru li'ri asalst me in my buain!o•, •••JST.<NT M'""''' lo• employtr BEAUTICIAN, full time; no from, 10. 4, APROPOS No. ~ • with opportunity for ad· Specialty Shop. JI.tut! be L.iL-e"setJ Rfal Elltatt Sales-cl!ente\e reqiiired; new 27, Town '=Country, O~r~ vancemtnt to those who will ina l able to aS1Ume man ntedtd lor Immediate araduates "'·tlcome. Call SPECIAL JI.I A EH JN E qualify. For i ppt. call responsibility. Relail exp Ce1ta Meta 644-24tt F.q\Ja.l opportunity mployer Swan90n 96S-5929 K?-3-044 . -· -. --. Xlnt • SEC'l'Y1 lltECPr11 / 1J:c:•;;..b......Ma":;;:~"·~Wjj•~mjj.jj7;lOO~Jjj•~~o-Miiiiiii;'~n,jjW;;•;m;.~7~IOO- New 9 pc comer arn.n;I choiee of ctn. Sl49.50, ~ boards: Ki1Ja.B $15, Quettl'-1 $12.50, !''ull Sl0.50, Twin-1 $3.s:i. New 7' round Bed wA ltga:, velvet rold, hdbd ii sprf!&d, be11l oUr. lkds, ne1v: Kine $99.~. Q~ $89.50, Full $49.50. TW~ $39.50, fully 1uaran. SfM.: ish IOfli·boy Sleeper-•; hand-carv~ wood, bell•4'1' er. Kln11-stie 1pread ~-~ Twins $6.95. SIFSI'A SLEEP SHOP 19'J7 Harbor Slvdi C011ta ~fesa. 6'5·2760 d&l.b' employment. New uni! now Manapr: ~19 operator 642-4560 or 962-5466 bet. 2-41 required. Apply at Chris' llfllllna. \\1U1 train. OllntOOONitc AuistJi§tc. SPorli\\'ear. Top pay. PM Fa1hions South Coast Plan., II.Ur Saitent Hemis Costa 1.1tsa, a.tea. b.'J)tt. or 642-2'66 BABYSITI'Elt, Mon thni CM .Ask for ?>.flss T. Huntln...,. Baich Coll. pret but not nf!c;_. Call \l.'O&JAN With rentra.l fae-Fri. My homf! Mtu. Verdf!S =~•o=£""'=s•"c~-ES~' ,.....m-.-,-.-,-,-, t""4SOO or leave mtas . .u-7m tory A .. Hmbly. S~tlaJty area. ~U. Call after 1 trainee. America's taraeat '----------1 GENER..\L Ottict, type '5 Moldert T12 Yerlnown, JUI. p.m. or all day Sat' Sun. Ntailtn ol "'Omtn's shoe1. AS SEMBLERScal. ElectrlcaJ Neat le P~rt0nablt, Plueho!.::O:=:C,,.::o=:,::=::,,'...::X.:;:iO:.;;:;;,.;,:,;:;;;:. LEEDS Shor Store, So. and Mechanl • nf!w or ex-OUice, excellent benefits Hel' W1nfttf H11, W1ntffl Coa.'!t Plaza. Contact Mr. pe,r. St a ble <.'Dmmercial Call Miss Barna.rd 133-27SG w...,en 7400 Wtmtift 7411 Phelps {lrm. 4tl yean tn buslness. I :::::==================::;I ====""'""'....,...,..,.,-, Ctui~lit Electrlc Co r P . ' FULL OR.PAR'r TiltlE sales Ir SA.LES\VOJ\1AN. Experience Optical Div .. 21.IJ Plactntia JCOple, for appotntmf!nt cal.I In ladie11 ready to \\.'t:&r. Av~. Costa Alesa. bel\\letn S-.a PM 5"--0311 ASSEM .lElS Ovf!r 25. Apply 1'1on thnl Fri BE•UTY OPERATOR ILICTRONIC lt>-t, APROPOS No. 77, Help W•"'" NEEDED! Apply in person. T0\.\"11 I.: Country, Oranze W!f!!.., 740I ,Call '" "PL >15---0:!M •stlMILIRI DREAM Job. Keo,'""' 'm· ..,.;~"";;...-----'-" \VAfmESS, OVER. 21 Ill )Utant job a11 wife le '~·rp r..IS F\111 or pa.rt ttme methn' '= "am a wtdy .... vtl 545-"63 Va1i111 D1 t1 M1•hi111t, l•c1t1tl 111 1 11tw 1it c•IHl1ili•111il paychtck. ~-3154, 636-3497 ,11 ~1 1t t'-• lr•l11• llHl 111hl1I C••11lu •f O,•-t• C••11ty * WANTtD: Oltlhlk Dental n••r ff11 alr11•rt, h11 11•1r1I llftr118'l•t• •ll•lli1111 f•r MATU1tE ma.ri'lf!d ctt'I nffd· Metur• Asalata.nt •dth I004 i~r. t ltch •11!c 111•111~!1r1 . ltt thlft f7:10 A.M. t• -4100 ed to work service atipply 11 te 40 onJy. 54S-W f!.M,I •11• J11tl 1hlft 4111,.M. •• IJ141 A.M,) .,.n.11111. atorf!. Must be 21 or over. e KtAIDJ. Motf:I "·Ork. W• w'"'' II''•'•' v•11 t,-k11a• th• cal1, c•tl• a114 ct m• '''"54<).."'93"73===""'~-;:-C11 W 1sh C1sllitrs Cir Wis~ Hostesses Auto Rtllt.I Clerks 1021 k)'llldt Dr. ;ani nh. 11 ••SECRETARY, tra.nscrlp. Nt..vport Bu.eh c;,,41 1t1rti111 r•I• a114 •lf1all111t c•m11a 11r lt1 11•fih 111· tion experie~. Sm a 11, ll~YSITT!:Jt _ for l pre. cl11tll111 12 tl•r• w1a1l!•11 tl11rl11f tll• !tt yltr 4f •111· prlvalf! achOoL Call tl73-1810 school boy$. Afternoens. 11l•Y"''"'· tl11.k ,11raha11 ill'•t'•'" 111• 1 ht li4•r ••e•-NEED lady to babyait my tia~ fa1t11ri111 111111 11•ltl fi r flflll• •ff fra111 Ch•l1t1111t J\lcf!:,.f'ti. 6'4-2986 alltr I Oty It !he M•"''' f•ll•wint N•• y11,.1: home vicinity Beach &. pm . Slater. H.B. 84 7-1491 oppty or a r 'v IX· cf!pU penonallty. Htavy typll'la, lite bldtn. Advatice to Exie Secty w/ln 1 year, To $500., Call Mr. Richards. 54j)"'5; COASTAL AGINCY I A member ol I Sntlll11:1r; l Snt>llinf: Inc. 2790 llarbor Bl, Costa ltleu RECEPTIONIST Cordle&S 1witchboard, lite typing-, pleuant personalit)I, ~pcrience helpful but not nee, will train. Good co. beMfit1, located near Or- ana:e Ceunty Airpon, eon. tact Mrs Lounsbery, SofQ..555o Mon-f'rl before 4 pm. e i!lly COOK e . Grt.W.)'atd . a.hlft. 2 ,Yr1 exp. Heavy breakiasl. Good aal· ary for food emplye.a. ll or over. Plene apply 1n ....... CO'I"l' AGE COFFEE SHOP G62 \V. l~h St., Cl\f l.IATURE Pe~n 1.o help live-in houllCket!pcr i n mornings. Call SG-.2192 late P~J saturday or lint ol lhCI \lo~!!k Ta, Nlariee. 1rowlh com- pl.llY. multi locations. H.AIR.DR.&SS£R Needed If y111 1r1 t•l•t t•· •••• •• 11a 11•• w•rtii111 • ..,.h, ft•t bttwee.n 6 PJ\f &. 9 PAI only. Balboa Tdand aaJon. i11••1ti11 .. •~• •1111•rtw11l1111 i t V.O.M, • t •t4 11l1c• I• fN'fi:RTAJNER .. Orpn, SE WING MACH JN E l'lli-4232 _. sn..rro1 ••r•. .Plano, Guitar? After 6 pm. Operaton, exp'd On po~r · M6trt • Callfernl• h •iMt• lrtter,,lttt 'IHI Huller l lvtl. c .. t. Ml•• 546-11'1 -ti1y. iiit . '"' . A tep )e.Ch .,.. co. ls look- llW fW an atttac:ttvt ral with iood ttt. ekllll, sttat '°' ttntlal ml the co. WW. ,.... ihibutse the ftt. ca.U 1..4> r.lnt, P.lerch1nb: Ptrtortnel .,.lley, !Oil IVl><JcllU Dr .. N.S, Ml-27i0. c O LL E G E Girl-Mothv'a lrit•rvitw5 D1ily Soottie'1, 436 E. 17th. C.M. m • c h ' • • w om t " ' 1 • llPoft,fweU. Top pay for ald~ ~~ ~U:" ~ fr6m I A.M. to 5 P.M. TRAVEL AG'i:. M= qua1Wid at•'en. m-.tl.10 ....., · •· Ask /or Li"fla a.,~ =·~n t'Ts PM wkrlua. Sf AM 8 T ft E 9 i ES: 'ii LICENSED Shirnpoo firl, -"'"=""'""'~;_,""'::,;-1 pnitnced or will train. N U!L nttd~ rot J,u.17 .... • MA.IDS -Hel!l/Motal lime. Apply 1n peraon ~ Wtd. tl'lrv Sat 61W'2o V1r11' n D11• MKhi-1 Exptrienc@!. $l.S5 hou.r. Joba.n.wn ' Chris~ j, A fi y s IT rt Ii winiia .. .... Call 67J.91JO 8'11 w. !Sib SL N.11. 8alboa Penn. t fine ll6nJ, A YAllAM SllisfttAIT Otntif JtiCtpt. I: Bkkpr. (corner 16th I: Monrovia). ~ rua. ntl!'s. ~ 2722 Mithefion O,iv• Exp. or collete, 2.Wl. LADY Companion, \'t:l')I llaht §rITER FOR 1 )f i1a. )'0111 (Se• Di••· frHw•y ,. Jemb.,•• .11........ -~~"""°°°~';;.;.:'=~--1 hal<p'I(. 2 ,.,.. per wk. hbme 1-o:;;o 11.m.. Mo11 Uirq ,... Wun OPS\AT01" *'°" lttld.v, fd. Pl¥· trvtnt arq. •'ii.. CdM ...... '13:1125 1 ~l .. k s.. te M1ci..i... Dtivt .) 1111oo1ns ,...__ Lido 1 ,;:,13W121~;.,•:::;"':.:r..::.!.;;'"';c...~ oENiilJ: Houtti.f,,;t. i$ bt•. ttM.111 IOr aflpt. WAifllESS wanfid 6ver 21 daily. S>A~I~, Er!tlitfl er An f~M 1I o,,.,fw11lty f111,l•var M-,. ~ Qffiba:Jt YO(/ CALL. Sl~tr ;n Steln, 517.f f.difli:cr, Cenn.tn. fl+.6tiO 11...., __ ,.. _____ .., _ _.. ......... _,JJ THE QUICKER. YOU SEU. H.B. Apply in penlOn. ACCOUNllN6 ADMINISTRATIVE OPEN I NOS With A tlantlc Research ACCOUNTS l'AYAILE SUPERVISOR Will 111p•r•i1• 111 1ctiwilit 1 eo"ct r11etl •llh th1 Ac- c11111h '•r •ltla tt ctla" i"tl114li,.9 1h1 1ce:u 111t1l1ti111 111tl r1c•r4lint •f li1billty, tlally b•l111c11, W•rk la ttl r1,•rh, c1th fl-t n4 je11r11•I 1nlri11. Wiii 1!1• lta . r1tp•"tiltl1 f•f •t l119 1chelll11l11, ••Mtht r '"11uts ta EDll, a114 will 11•1f•r111 pt rl•tllc a114lif •f 11! 1'0 t •MMit111•11h tt •U11r1 ,,.,,, p1y1111"t •f l11•1fco1. o.,, •• ill l lCIMlltln' '"' •• '••II twa ,,.,, •11111;. c1lil• 1cc•1111thtt aw,a1r1~e1 r1411ir1tl. ' 511. COST ACCOUNTANT r1rf•r111 c•11lr1tt cl1I 1111lyil1 1114 ll'•ll"•r• ''°'•lt l l•li ca1I rep11h, 111ltt i11 t••p•r•tl111 af '"•11lhly .,. erati119 1t•••m111h, m1ln1 1in c••I r1t•rtl1 •n c•ll• llru clio11 in pr11r1tt iob1 f•r c:1,tf1\11atl•11 1rpan c11mpletion '"d pr•p1re 1v•rh•1tl an1lytl1 fer t.111 in •"t rht td r1t1 11e11otj1tt1n1 with 10 .. 1r11m111t 111dl · t.11. Will 111• d1 1pecl1l 111•lv111 II ··~Ml••• i., 1n111191FP1•"'· D1t1•• in Acc•1111!1119 '"' ••'"•ta l ye111 1111e1l•"c1 61 cot! 11ceunl1111 with ~n•wlt49• af t1•t rn111e11I c111lr1ch. PleaN 111\11 resyme includl"f Hlary history '• Lii KILLIY 1714) ~4' ... l3U Huber llvd. c .. t • Mou, Calif. l.llsslle Syalema Division ATLANTIC RESUllCll COFPCMnON ~ A Dlvltlo!I ol t1J1 SutqU..,IMll Corp. 10-9 Sat 10-6. ' • MUST Mil hou.sf!f'W ~·o·r l.1 t d lterra.rlean tuml~. Liv rm nt. Spanish ,mltN tables, chairs, lamp., kine Ill, Juli CZ, ~n SE Spanilh BR sets. All like new; :% Price or bell offer. 41 820--0980 2 DBL canopy beds, wht- lrlm, mattre1s/box •P cprt.Jdl I: canopy co • S'O ea. Xnlt. conc1. ne is. poro 1tlck S3. wht I skates, 1 I z e 3, Westtnahse elec router ' 5';-.1292 .J.Plece Kroehl@r RCtion ad. frame, needa uphol& $45. Pair of Da.nilh lamps w/111lk 1h11de8 S10. area rug.11 :llC5 18. Geneva, He. DINING rm. table -62"'X + 2 l~avt1 and I upho.llrt.ered cha.lrs, 1. · ProV!'ncl:tl Fr u I I wee $12'.00. 548-12'6 UV C rm sec lkl n a ooucbet, chalrt etc. btwn l-3, Mon ' 1\lt1. l \V. Wilson. Cl\t. S . ' ,.,.....,._ APARTMENT mll furn:lturi, very c~J'. Yt!art old. f.I0\1n&:. M u.crl.flce. ~TS37 GE aJl minor coc table JI lnche.t. M&--1891 : Ji ' I I I I I ·• :; : :: ' -~•' -=~ ~ .. ... .... ·~-~ . '· . ...... . . • • ••• .._ ... -• J\. I • , ,1 •1,.• .... ,, . ' . I " . ,, Summertime. The living-iniiy be eaoy ••. but MAKING a living 'ii n't;·ifyou're a teen-ag'er looking for ¥our first.job ••. or a graduate trying to .tart a career. And, if you're en employer -or even a private citi1en with oome odd job to be done -you may not be finding it e411y either. The two ' • I ' ' sides of the employer and employable problem might be illustrated by the two 'letters below. ' , . • • You tell us to get on education, be impressed with the opportu- nities this greet nation of ours has ' to offer, to stand on our own two feet, to make something of ourselves 1 and to quit protesting everything - , including The System ... The Estab- 1 ·lishment. I i I spent the last three days trying I . · jto find those great opportunities this :nation offers. They must all be some- (place else. They weren't where I was liooking for a iob. You told me I didn't have the t ,. [experience. You told me there was no ploc.e in your business [for a beginner. You told me you were looking for someone rolder to point your house, mow your lawn, clean out your I !garage. You said I was too young to really be a responsible \employe. I. Where am I going to .get experience, where am I going to 1prove my sense of .responsibility if someone doesn't give me a !chance, doesn't give me · that firs·t job? I I Am I supposed to believe what you say or what you do? iHow do I force your world to give my world a break? I've I I ( I.. Here is Help •.• for Botl1 Sides If yOu'r• • ycun9 p•r•on willing to work or •n adu lt looking for • willin9 worker, thate fiv• Orange Co•st area non-profit youth employment center' c.•n h•lp you. YOUNG PEOPLE , Sign up with the center In your area now , , • for job opportunitie!'i. ADULT S, Check with these centers for a boy to mow your lawn. a girl to care for your children •.. or for young men and wom· en looking for the career opportunity you can offer. HARBOR AREA YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICE ISpon1ored by Junior Ebel! Club ~nd A11i1tance le•9ue of Newport Beach. I Offices in Central lr•nch, Boy1' Club of the H•rbor Are• ••• 194 Center Street, Cost• Mesa. Open 9.m. to I p.m. Mond•y thru Friday, Jun• 16 throu9h August 15. Telephone : b42 ·0'4 74. YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICE HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICE I Spon1or•d by South Coast Junior Wom•n'1 Club. I Offic•s in Nurse's Office, Fountain Val . l•y Hi9h School, 178 I 6 Bu1h•rd St., Founf•in v.11.y. Open I 0 •.m. • 2 p.m. Monday through Frid•y HUNTINGTON BEACH UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT JOB REFERRAL SERVICE I Supervi1•d by Rob•rt M•rtin, director of work eJ1p•ri•nce educetion, Huntin9ton Se•ch~ Un ion High School Oi1tric t .I Offices et 1902. 17th Street, Huntin9ton B••ch. Open I •.m. · 4:30 p.m. Monday through Fridey all 1umm•r, Phone 536-9331, SOUTH COAST JOB PLACEMENT SERVICE I Sponsor•d by South Oran9a Co111t YMCA. I Offica1 •f 491 For•1t Ava., la9un• 8each. Op•n 9 •.m. ·no on and 12 :30-4 p.m. Mond•ys, Tu•sdey1, Thur1day1 & Fridays. Phone 494,3333 got the questions but I don't know how to get to you for the answers. Just answer one of my questions: when and how am I go- ing to get a job? Pretty discouraged, _A _j~J :JJ~ar _}~J: • You come to me today looking for a job. But your appear- ance told me you just didn't have all the qualifications I'm looking for. You didn't bother to wear a tie; your haircut was at least a week old; you didn't shave. You impressed me as just an- other'one of those kids who wants to start at the top. Your scholastic achievements seem pretty impres- sive, but I wasn't impressed by your failure to grasp some of the practical facts that make the business world run. You should check the classified advertising section of the newspaper before going out to look for a job. It will tell you who is hiring, what kind of people they're hiring, what the going salaries ore and which jobs are plentiful, which are scarce. (That last item is important. It will give you a hint as to how hard to please you can afford to be. In fact, many al- ready employed people make it a habit to read classified ads even when they aren't looking for a job-just to keep them- selves posted on the job market.) And I'm going to give you some more advice. Get eager. Show that you 're interested. Maybe what you kids call The Establishment is more interested in you than you think. Did you know, for example, that there are five non -profit job placement services in operation right now in the Orange Coast area, all trying to help you find the job you want? They are ready to help you find "one-shot" odd jobs, a sum.mertime job or even the job that could start your lifetime career. But they won't hand the world to you. You've got to keep trying -on y~ur own, through the classifi~d ads and through the employment centers. If you don't "make the sale" the first . . time you try for a job, try ago in, and again. Yo.u may not believe it, but all around you employers cir• looking for young men and women smart enough to go .after a job in th~.old-fashioned way. When these employers find one, they-<on!t wait to get him on their payroll. Still waiting, I <This Page Prepared and Published .by The DAILY PILOT as a Publlc Service) • -. • \ I • ,.-T" --··-·---·-·· ••. ---•• - • ,.,....,, Jo" 11, lM FOUl COftVENllNT OFFICES -. ~ . ~~. -S.ElVE YOU , • . ' ' I • " e NIWPOllT ."',Cit · ' 2211 -.; ~ e cOsTA MtSA· ........... ,_,_ JIO W• loy e HUNTIN•TON llACH ---· 309 '"" Sll'Mt e LA.•UNA MACH ·--m -A•- 'st Cl:llN S'Q. Baby fumlblf'e USED Ca.f'peUn& 65 yards CURTAIN atfttcbe:r $3. 13' FUU.' aize n\jnlf! btd frame AtrroMAnd ~ A·l MOVING, muat RD: 12 Joot BEDSPRF.ADS, twln and ~Jl()NZE Sea intake Valw VACUUM Oeaner u~ li.-SlO. Chair'$ $2. Lamps $1. SU. 2 dreuen S10 each. alueed boat $25. New wide $25. 9:1:12 bt~f.uc s.ui. 1xJ.2 ahape $25. 1'9}9 w. ~ St. outboard $20. Trailtr $5. full. CoOd conilttlon is. «l5 and 'htunp S5. Wfddln1 ~s. BIC)'cle boy's 20 and 24" Tablea $10-$20. Trunlui SlS. End tables SS each. Lamr>t wheelbarrow SJS. '56 Ford eold bnlded rus $15. 9xl2 CM. Ott Pla«nda Aw. Stnoldne pjpes and rack 50c Heliotrope, Oi'orla del Mar. en.emblHterltnc 1 I Iv er $1 flldL Bleyde strl't 24'1 OoUa 50o42. Pa l·n t l n is $2. 3 plastic couobea $10 P.U. ca~ $10. '56 Ford P.-U. brown and .oranp' braided Mt.l'RONONE electric $11 • $1.50. Stoller~ unused Saturday 10-5. Su~ t.s. mount.I, 21 ttma, .rin&J $23. ff. Lawn mower. '5. Full $145. Army cot.II S 3 . each. N\&ht stands $5 eaeh. doors ~ -.ch. <>an $:5 Aet. t\11 $10. , pair Whlle drape., Ski boats. Molon alze 9, $3). $10. Va~um· pup $3. 16 LB. JubUere bowUnc ball ea. $25. Profeuional shot •lze mulu..coaor.d bn.Wed Vacuum cleaner ~7.50. P.11r. 3 round cottee tables $15 po I e lamp $2~ ~Utt 50 wide x 90 long $5 a Pf,ir. Antique •moke atand $8. Costume ~welry 50c. $1.50. and bq fl, t\\.'O p&jn mens roller skatta with cue, ru.a $12. Air conditioner $12. ros 510-UJ., Alttlques $1-$20. each. 176--4693 puzzlet :&. Pairitel'S drop 2 'pa.IM 'tMer 'White drapes Black marble for fitt:''ace Antique bird cqe a~ •'!-n;ct bowling •hoes me I and t twmtr tnatnlcton $ 1 5 . Muon jars 10c each for au 2121 Astel' 'Pl., C.l.f. cloth ~· Ford P.U. wheels with blue flowers. 50 wide x $10 ~2'm $6. f'r4mei ~ ~,$5. GU'l s $!! h Two in Spe.nllb tultar, rd~ to~ 22. Upho&ltcred chatr $5. Sat~un. 10 AM-J PM AU. LIKE new! Electric & tires 15 each. Brus Door 90 1 Sli for all 2 b wn · format. $.10 • ns. Ho~ eac • ~ mt.._ $15. Men's white wool satin Gu ranee needs ~ , shoo shlner Door model lamp Sl. Olan! chain '$10. bu~ll& quilts and p~ow OIEST of drawet'll, Whtie Kong tielMh<I •ev9nl.'1C top, ~ ice~t~~ae a.andn:, line drtu jacket 46. COSI ~· Steel folding oot $2. ~ T .v. ft")"i on .swns 35c and $3.&l, 60" slat bench iJ.50, Corn knife $2. Rope ftnce ha 1 2 gold torm1ca top 30 inche11 wide x unuwd ''~ Mirrats $2. ~ each. t awun • S6S. :newr worn sz. New all •l%ft bed complfte 1$15.. J3ee.. ~. Blonde end step lable 24" dog basket with pad $3. stretcher $3. Lanw• 25c. :winms.:,;.·~ e":.cb. Maple 30 lr>cbtt hiah, 3 dra\\1!:rs, Gl!Wll ..i,.d iJOWl with sUver Laree U.W~1~ w o o.d ~ c:brocM ~. iron, llttl« h1c range, needs cleanlna S5. Tooled leather t o p Table model electric chord Plywood camper box for ear yootb chair $4 White mir 512. &Q.--2632 &erwf$ $3.50. TraN!ilstor ~ ..,.,. S: $2 uee. eo.t 130, take $12.50. 642-5666 MMahogatchi~ ~!ee ta~~,' 11251'0, o(l29rg~~: uw~n ~wti)m. 's',A:~~'~ top $7, ~Uee pot, eleCtric rored-back ruck nack wii PINS.ALL machine $ 2 0 . radiOs AM aS>d ~ $2 • $10. ~ ~~'Ts . ~en l~ NtwPQd Blyd. S~FO --RMl--CA-l'll-llman--5-'6-.. -.... -1 ~.. "" '"" .... """' U. 3' wide store broom $5 Small bench $5 Brass TV Sunlamp SS. Sletpina ba.p eu;n. rvw C\lt· oi. ••-3t.-Pleue park • out.Ide. _ Ca lne 1. each. Broil-o-mat.c $ 5. tire $3.50, VY/ ~dll(ht %i drllt land SlO :I full . $4. Maple l'eCOl"d pla_ver, . $5 eac~ 'Hatbox~tcase •acb. beach. b&ck mt new-Don't diltutb manapr. top .....,, b t 115. Cb na While sewing m a c h i n e Sl.50. New 54" S&!Tu1onite bo M ':; U • . e needs needle $10. Scott boo.I stand $5. Record pl~ $1D. $1 r.n 12 1"c~ S3 $1. f.Wivel mehopny table bowl $15. Moen fayce:t $15. S15. 540-0038 val-pae $12.SO, 9xl2 beige , ,;;es ·~.-~a on !Oda/acid motor and gas tank $2:). 3 tloor lamps $2 each. Dou· st''""! I or:;: n_...,.d $1, TV rabbit eei1 l1. pail' DOORS. 2 unber slf,&I: $10 Work bench 3' ·wide , .... b di exlinrwsher $6. Stow Maple lanter clock $5 Cop-ble mattress and box earn ron ..... ..,..,,.... • ' each. Rotp>int ~ t rattan lone \'\'Ith 4 dnwen on each MINAH Bird and caze $20. roa oom SU.50, tab I e vent fan $1. Ceiling 11:ents or P . t 1 ·12 50 springs $25. Hard ,,. 0 0 d al.~• $!, eacb. ~hire walnut table 1atn.Pt. need polfl U' lorll $5. f15.6211 w cide $20 Patio staclc chai{I Matched coffee tabJe and 2 lainps Sl-$3. 646-9568 SJ>E.:aker coven $1. '6.1 ~-ea.i: er.:: ~ headboard and •ootboard 'JSc ,.$S. 642-'lll& &bade& $1 Pf.fr. 2701 ~'19Sl.atter2 p;DL $3 each.:~ 30th St. N.8. end tables p;;, 545--~ LUGGAGE, 4 piece matched Fair!~ bent bumJ>tr $2 6 .......... v !;)' m . Sc $1 12 1 .. ,_;, G · . Fairview Rd., Costa Mesa. ' ===~;..,......,~:--~~I set,, natui-al rawhide, ex-volt spollites SLSO 6 ·It needs paint $5. ~fe n ' a $25. D19he1 . to •. -...,"! ENERAL lllecbic washer, S45-l33L 1 ManaUm '70 Splnnlne rod BICYCLE-girls Sc h w i n n cellent condition S 2 5 . fog liles $2. Hand ~Is ~-leather jacket. larfe, brand steak dlahes $1 each. Ulet! )ll:rfttl v.'Otklnc condition $15. 1 Quick super Spinnlfli. RABmTS. Breeders ~ A $$, three-speed and handbrakes 6444104 $-4. Front pickup axle for new $10. Women's matc~n: wool carpet SJO. Studio bed $25. s.t(l.173$ CoLT plstol $25, Win rifle ~I $15.· 1 hn aurtmurer )'OUn&'. dots $2. Baba '1,. SlO. 541)..9424 trailer $20. Ford pickup bed jacket now $10. P,tagazu>e $10. Metal )'ud i::bair. $1; AR'IVICIAL f Io We t" ·at-$.Za, Colt bullet mold $15, rttl 8:nd rod $15. J Langley I ~·,;~>~244!!~·~~~~~-" I RIDING Chaps -$;>. Ladies SERVEL Ga.'1 refrigerator $25. Desk lop glass. 2 SlO rack $1. Maple twin bed ~ drop leaf table • $3. r~ntent tales samples , pistol grips 50c ammunition Spinning ~I and _rod $l.5. I GOLF Cart $2. ~ ~ fancy boots, size-7 $4. good condition, SlO. 312 each. Lawn spreader $2.50. lrame $5. 3 pair white nylon Wr1naer type wu_~r $15 . ., 4 greatly,, ~u'ced '$1 • $5'. le USMC sword $15, powder Quick Flne!Wl spihnlng ~I cages 5Qc.4l, Dark wood Ladies clothe11 si<te g...10 Apotena, Balboa Island Kenmott washer motor $4. curtains and valance with na$hYde. cushions $.; Wei&hl-li1ting set, plactic ~rn $4. Civil War bell and rod SIS. 1 Roddy Sp1r.-corner table for [,.Wpeid 10c-Sl. 40a Ii e I i o t r o p e 52x31 Mirm\v $25, reckers Good Kenmore tranM'lisslon green ball tringe. $3 each. P.letal cot and padJ $2. coated; $15. HO seale ract buckles ~ CU" radc $5. ninr reel and rod llS. ~ eUect $5. 615-3;f45 ' Corona del Mir, 673-4859 S25. Lamp $1!1. Plants S 2 . 5 O , I 9 5 6 -5 1 F'o rd Weddil'I&'. gown aiie 12 $25. 1 Brass record stand ~ ~':'c· car aet, 18 ·Jncb traek $10. metal run carrying case $5. Pomon; Ave., C.M. can PHILCO Refripn.tor ctOA 3 GOOD 8.25xl4 tires SlO. '2415. 831-3361 Shortwave radio S 1 0. cdmer si.ep table, dark tra lone double n~ttre59 ~sr Chevy gu powered iace Fiahlng tack1e, box and reel ~'124 . top freezer' $25. &by sca)e Pull down lamp $1. Portable "BO"Y"S"°"CJ"o~lhe-,-.-..,"· -, ~,._~16". -~. Hydraulic bumper jaclc S5. wood $4. Matching cotlee and box ~prings $25 eac;h. ·CU' ·S5. Boy Scout pack rack $6, fish and depth finder~. OCCULT Booltl 2Qc...$2S. 2'xl' $5. 613-0288 electric heater $3. White celle.nt cond, fJOc...$5. GoU V~s pipt> fittings 25c-'1Sc. table $5. 701 W. roth St. ~standing headboard$'~. $3. 1'1isl'rllaneous· tobls. 25c -hedae clipper $2, large old tapestry $15. R0Uaw91 12 .. RCA Portable TV $15. eeramio bathroom sink $5. carts S3 each. MONDA y, Various nails 8c pound. Costa ~feaa, 548-6512 White lamp and •hi.die' $5. $2. Deep [ryer $4., Toe1ttt . IC).tb(J $8, anvil $3, Rope bed $15. Ha.nalnc lamp, $25. 16,. Ad portable TV $1!. 'I'\vln bedspreads S2 each June 23. 1565 Via Corsica, liand sa\vs $1 each. Pepsi KITCHEN • set. table 4 Neon desk lamp $2.• Bar -$3. Books IO<:: -$1. Dishes hoist $5 old cast Iron mail Drafting bo&rd $15. Glauea-Dlahmast~r modt't L $22. And gold quilted bedspread Laguna Beach. 494-4797 Ca!a g:~nt , t~ermom~te.r cha.in, excellent ron<U'tion, utensil set $3. Rollaway·~ Sc . -50c. S_hoes 41 • $]. box is.' ,new nails IOc/lb., old vase&-dlshea »#, Floor poliahtt $6. 2 J'in double S4. Twin headboard BICYCI..F..s S~$17, ne'v e-S2:50· Oil Pa 1 n t 1 n r a• chrome and formica $2.j, SIO. G1!>-1'154 after lO a.m. Chil~'s phonograph $2. G:I· 'bU.'vy .amoothing iron $3. 642.-2201. screens $6-$10. 2 "Ft.CA.' clock S2. Jewelry Sc-51. Blouses xercise machine Sl7, maple originals S20-S25. Pa 1 te 1 540-3699 Joe to~s 25c • $1. Grittm , Ma~ and oak chairs~. ANTIQUE Sewing machine radlol $6-$8. 45 remrd and dresses sizes l4-l6 bed complete Sl5, hostess dogs , framed ~· Opaque ROUND llOlid maple coUee Shoeshine nlaster set $2.58. liX ieqed table $l0, an-player "RCA $8. 10 electric 25c-S2. 211 E. 16th Place, !le.ts clear glass disNvare cats, inlmed $25. Pastel h10VlE projector, display table $20. I..attce round solid Saturday 10-S, Sunday, 1-4, tiq · $1.-$$.. Sa.turd lll'ld $20. Trunk $2. Palntinp $5. !alarm clocks $2-$5. Audlon c.M. {plate Y:ith cup) set o! 12 dog.s, framed $25. Opaq~ type with automatic shut·4'lfl maple lamp table S2Q, an-2952 Pembci., Mesa Verde .SU:~ 1572 Indus S~ San-~~~ :;~;:u~~her tape ttcord SlO. 2 Small GERRARD Tumtablt! $10. Amplifier $20. Records 25c. Book 15c. Jewelry 15c. 40a Corona del Mar 613-4859 TRACTOR SlO, 16" tricycle $6. car bed $4. J~mp chair $6. Infant seat Sl. \Va.Iker $3. Hand mower S 3. Reel-power mower S 2 5 . Electric edger $10. Divan, good tor reupholstering S22. 54j..24TJ. 1316 Garlingford St, C.M. for SW. post and pa11s protector ~2. Large \\'eller $25. Home movie projector, l~que v.~ tea cart S15, full LOVABLE Cockapoo pup. ta•Ant.»Heighb. Behind San-· · radio! $6. 2 Sunbtam hair 50c-S3. Hanging lamps And sander $4.50. Large an1mo like ne\v ,$24. Dayligh.t size solid maple bookC8.8e pies 8 weeks Sl.5 each. . Ana Co 1 0 b DESK $20. Cottee table $2,. <leyen $6-$8. l9IO'r' OanneJ shades some new Sl5-$25, box $2. 113 HP electric vieww, $4 ,.:. nB. Ports.ble headboard $12.50. 543-WOO. 642--5sso ta wt cy u · Cricket cluUr V,S. Mattress Place NB '13-1603 ne 1 ad $5 motor $4.50. Garden ac~i:i,-new $12, carr,Ying , STERE0-2 speaker, portahle and box sprina: double $10. ~=~·=·-·-....,=~~~ w aivn spre er • sprayer. a gal. s 4. 5 o. case $6. Trawhe IOOs and C 0 PP ER WARE ~I· S TRANSISTOR radlo,.S2. 58 $15. TypeYniter, standartl Sm. BBQ 15, Baby swirl& s2. 8 CUBIC foot Philco $211. \YOmens clothes S 1-S 7 • Survival light, noats SI. bi-a.ckets 15 feet !Ong, caii be kitchenware 1Qc..35c, lnlens Chevy par~ V..S eft11~ qs. $111, 2 new headrests $2, 2693 RWenlde Dr., C.M'.-."'=""=-..,-=-,,,..- portable TV Sl8. 536-9594 btetal door thresh.hold SJ. 6 lihortened S6 . .Deluxe· 118lUPle 5c·15c. ShOes lOc-$4, gaines A iJ to mat1c transmlllshm; bathroom. bas.in \vlth faucet 646--1746 0 'KEEFE a.nd Maritt IU MEOW -Kittil!:s want a cor. ton cable. $1. Garden hoae and ~ .. -.1.... cist, vinyl Sc-$1, G.I. cans 51 each. still in car, SZ. 19 inch $5. 54()...4757. 20 GALLON aquarium UT.SO. tove good and clean $25. ner. Two twin kittens male reel SJ. 2 used vw tires ........ , .. "" \Ve.arable clothing all slze.s, portable TV $25. Ohm meter ibber ~ · • and female. Sable and v.·hite pair $4. S\ving set $12.50'. covered mahogany ply~·ood men, women, citildren IQc.. $5. 548-6529. 150'Ai East Ulh TWIN beds $15, ~ $2, 1\1.'0 man ru her n.n· with -six wee.ks, with shot&. Small plow share $2. Rear new $6 • il2. ~ S5. Blendl!:r $3.50, organ $25, Street, Costa Mesa co11ee table $2, vanity bl!:nch oars and pump $25. 548-0596. HAND Braided oval rua: tic10; ~2470 -------~-1 $2. 5¢8-3627 Saturday only. $10. RoUr+way brtd SIO. ;JV()-shocks, Ford-Mercury $4 CHROME bftakfast set·.$16. typewriter $25, handcraft WOOD dining e x t e b s Io n · · · pair. Porcelain bucket 75c. FirepJace.•iaeen_ brua $5. 35c, beaded drapes SS. 2 table, 6 chairs $25. Lar&e J>eRTABLE sewing machine BARBEU..S. 2 dumbelb:. 2 Hammock, new, on stand 8' x 19" cloeet alidibg doon Mt-ta I c·a.b I ~·e t.1 12 . bikfl $5. 11605 lris, Fowl-rreen hand-blown b o t t I e $15, old addlna machine $25. ban, 100 lb. wel;ht SIO. no. BaJ'-be-q~ ll. ilM CE Tf."U speed control filter !lo automatic v.·asher $25. $4, Hardware for slid.ins u .............. s ~ -~" .. "'-vellns taln Vall-839-1744. lamps S8 each. 54g...1729 Dabv bl!:d SIO. net pl":,r,n Conaole rad.lo and record Corona del Mar st. \\'HITE Chair $8. Home -.."'I""'" -.., •• ., "".I " I $18 •-·1 or.,., 50 -~ decorator and art' ilenis OLD But good refrigerator <IOOn; Sl. To~s~ tish, wardrobe $8. Trunk&. and CRIB and mattress, edison STEEL jack-post and base $10, car seal $1. ~s s vc payer ' uvnri e ,._, • PORTABLE 'TV $25. Ma..-: 968-40l8 2r>c-$2.;,Q. 403 Hl!:liotrope, (copper bro\vnl $25. New scaler S3. Wlnd9Wf aod suitcases $1 • $25. El~ , S20. Be.auttful cMst, ban~I-for sagging garage. roof SIG. $25, edge':' 75c, hall' cut liCt 548-l!l65. coffet! 'table $4. ~ ICnl Corona del J.tar. fiber wood door complete frame ror back doot ·Ut tan and heater $10. Chinese painted floral design, $15. 548-IT29 $3, eleclrtc shaver S2, pole COMPLETE Dark r o o m beb•'•d~~-~ ~ ~.:...~, DRAPES, 110., ivide. 36.. with lock and hinges. 2 C~p Dash light 7,5 e., rug $8. Other rugs $3. Clown clothes st.and s,.t.SO. lamp $5. Hammock $1.50, equipment $15. G.E. ste~ '""""'"' .... ruw wane.a oroi red\\·ood i:hed doors "ith Trailer ball 75c. 24 :it ?6 ~Barbecue table and ben-.. ...,,.,7 SCRAMLETS bath aca.le $2, bath rack record player, plays good, Good teena.re clothes !i(lc..$2. Ions:. beige. Inc:ludes brass louvered \vate.r he.ate.r door ,. .. _, til• top or11 End tables, 64~ • 11.75. CJOthe• :z;.::.or::, bab" needs '4'0tk $10. Ltt, 32'1' W. 'lx6 blue plastic sMde _. nd b · · hinges and hp.sp ,7.50 Ior .. ,...,. ,,... 1 ~ , dis~ 1~.~ Pl •---,.,... a rass nngs, ex-all. Call 962-3119 or 1929'l '2: 2 x. 6' stttl crank eut 2 dray.·e.n $20. '\Vomeq's WESn:NGHOU.SE re rigera-siving and jumper. 2 scats Wilson St., C.M., Sp. 88. '""' .... .,.... c .... ., ... ..,.., ttllent condition. 540-8638 Harding Lane .,, ";1ndow and screen '1;_2 • .f:,. 'i;hoe. skatiS 6'12, while $20: 4 tor, runs good, S20. Old wa-ANSWERS $5, baby CUTiqe $20, Price USED pair Indy lites 15,, SOc. Plastic flowers 5c •aeh. GOLF bag ,1. Black formica a ' H.B. 4 • steel erankout window bicycles girls'and boys, SlO . gon wheels SlO each. Hoff. bahy tub $2, Zenith T.V. $20. One new Firestone 4 ply Stra\v bukeb 75c ea!i1. Old table $5. Kitchen set. 6 CUSHIONS For bed -dinet-~ screen, both complete $17. Boat compiss $10. man portable T.V. $20. Con! CUdg I Pol' h 23", works good, $25. Ct!-600l6 tire $8. Battery l2'Y' oil glua lamp $$4.50 .. 30 !Mt chairs S20. c y m b i d i u m te, for van camper SlO each, 1n f~ame $12.50 ea c h , Chain metal folding rac 548-3'l38. Met~~: Buta:e : ~: men! bricks lOc each, ba.c $ 6 , F 0 rd 3 s Pc e d S foot picket fence $&. ~ orchid $5. Chilrens' poo\s $j, sold as se.L Bellyboard SS. Plastic funnel 20c. Stt:el fun-each.. Heat lamp $3. 2 twin BABY IUPPies. terrific, pro-GOOD FRIENDS ce1nent SI. croquet set $2. transmission $10. ru Ford Irvine Ave., Newport Be.a Small chest SI. Bookcase $3. Cam~r sink with mounting nel 50c. T~sh _can hds lOc beds $15 each. Book cue lllie. Healthy • good ttock, John: Could you Joan me Barbella $10, ladles \Vbite HI pe.rfurmance parte $25. BOY'S Bicycle IOOd con. ~~~~~ ·cf~~~~:~ ~1~ $l't. GIS!l::1e. i'::t ~~t~%1~~~~ .type head boards $7.50 each. 5c-IOc. &e-2637. $50? Stag ski pants, site 8a.nd10, All Mustana: fiberglass dou-dition, flS. or best ofter. S25_ l-'ire screen $5. Child's camp<!r table 28 x 39 $10, gallon trash b ttel s2 711'' Lamps, 12 to choose from AUTOMATIC washer $25. Joe: I hate lo do If, be-$6andS4,ma.ns sultsue38, hie hood $25. N!'w =Cal=1=962-=~>ll2~,.---,-,--,-·I vanity S3. 64~70 two mirros with frames S7 traverse rods, ~. $5 pr.' s·-8·. 75c -$2.50: Desk, 6 ~w~r dryer $2S, relrlgerator $25. cause ~hen a fdlow lends $5. 4 VW 'whee.II with tirts Wallenu.ch tape recorder DOUBLE Bed complete., pNa =='===-'~-~~ I each. 968-2390 10. curtain rods s:i alt. ~· Ve~t1~ blinds, :.!-lxf. R ta recorder com-money 11 lways breaks up a $15, Hoover c a n I s t £ r needs work $20, Weil.em bedspread $10: 2 mattnts l.VEDGE\VOOD stove SlO. ANTIQUE Sv.'Ord . 11 7 • Round patio table s2.50. l.5x4 ~es included. S2 f'llch. 1evere . h pe 'k $25 1 2 friendsh.tp. vacuum cleaner, runs «ioOd Holly gas stove excellent aets for bunk beds S3 MC:b. curtain slretchen; Sl.50. Pants , .......... pa,,.· '~. _Drape to flt $10. B_isscl r.ig Pete wit ,,m' e ' Pay• John: But, Alter all, \ve $3. M6-7363. 2174 Maple St., $25. 8 overhead lamps: for 536-4468 Ce Sc Cultured marble table S9. .... -'-"" hoW'S 24 blonde console 00 ramie grre.nwa.re -$1. Double size French Provin· Suitcase 52. Electric Flat lihampooer fl. B 1 c ~ c. I e • haven't been such G D COl!lta f.tesa. induatey or praae ,SS each 4 . NAUGAHYDE turquoi.9e. Molds r.x:, 50c, Sl. Pots and cial headboard S5. French wiper motor S2. plus next speedometer $1. fishing !:~. ':n s~=rs :. FRIENDS. BROWN tweed divan and er all $25. Antique round and gold bronze lq: twlvel pans 35c ... SL Dog bed and Provincial drawer drewwer door. 819 Towne, C.M. 2 poles and reels $1.50 -ST. Built·in range and oven $25, GENUINE stone beadc match!nz ottoman $ 2 5, table $25. Zenith TV works bar stools $12. I twtn, 1 dou· pad Sl. Kitchen table $3.50. S18. Aus!rian curtains and blocks So. 19th .!! Placentia. CoUee table $8. Hoov~r 5 drawer de11k S2:i, corner pmet. moonstcne, citrine, maple bedstead, double, good $2), ~vy anchot ble bed, wate.rla.11 pattttn Bathroom shelves $ I . S 0 • rods Sl5. CoUee table cherry vacuum, works, $2. Gu desk, green llf..50. Lawti amethyst, $15 -$25. Ben:ar "''agon wheel ht!ad, oxen SlO. Han.rinl' lamp $25. l59U mahoa:any $15 and $2S. Garden tools Sc· Sl. Folding inJ.,.d 118. Naugahude easu TRUNDLE bed with mat-stove heater $2.50. 2 l'Oll! , .. ,_ .. --old _,,_, top beads $5. 54.8-1129 ""ke foot end -. Maple Ccnica Pl. C.M. ~ Kidney shape beige l'09e chairs S2.50 each. Roto-broil .1 ~ • M 50 ch ""'6 ....,, ~ .1v ..,, · 2 · u-•• "400" like. new S15. Bar-b-chair S25. Vinyl circle chair tresses S15. Yarn 50c • SI. rooting paper .,... ea. . tnmk $25. clothina: items 2Sc CARP and eoldfish 50e • $1. comb back chair $ 8, LUGGAGE ~· 5t8-4595 frelie pieces ~-1uer Ro- que .... ;.11 and motor lnstant $4. New bull! in gas range Paper flo"''ers IOc -50c. T.V. stand $1. Baby stroller each, baby car seat $1. 646-0IMT 642-8661. TREADLE ae..n .... machti,e tional ~. Wooden breaktut ~-top .aqua enaniel transit Bl!:ads $1. Plastic $2. Good door, 32x80 S250. ..,: h" ~.... table and 2 benches $15. fluorescent 2 bulb 100 watt waterta.nks $3. Nf!lv window Tool boxes SI.SO. $3. rackle Large couch ~ mate ing 32 H 0 R S E P 0 \YER ala· WILCOX/Glbba sew Ing cabinet SS. Gu lop $8. Hammock meta1 stand fixture and shade $10, Chest salvage $20. 3 p a i r shades with trim SI. 1721 box:., (wood) $3. Pols, pans c_hair $10.60, step end tables tklnary -engine $25. 6 inch machine $15. E I e. c t r I c Porch swing·1lidtt $5. T. V. fl.00. Grey plastic and of drlnrers $15. 206 Hanover ~~~:i:dg ih~\\~ c ~~! Kings Rd. NpL Heighl, l.lld di!hes 1lk • SOc. Radio& $3 each, Bab50y eri~ S9.~ balloon tires $25. 646-4644 roaster and cart $10. Elec-1tand St. 15' inch Ford rims fabric arlncha.ir'' ss. Mun Dr. C,M. and poles adult 11ile SIS » . $12. Alley-rear 310 bathinette $3. ' c st:a MINIATURE cld marine oil tric he.atl?r $5. 800 open and $2 eaeh. 540-2847 IT" portable TV needs. BEDROOM &et. tr i PI e. each, child's ss. 2 solid 4-'l'RACK tape deck s25. Goldenrod, Corona del Ma.r, drawen, $l0,. Sll, $1S. painUngs SIO each. Sl5 palr. closed aigns 525, 546-9234 BICYCLES -24 Jnch boy1 aerial $15. End table $1.' dresser $25. l>1irror S20. froitwood nightstands with 54S-S94S Saturday, Sunday and f.{on-S2:!.50, s24.50• Simmons bed Very large old t Io r al l BIKES, 1 balloon Utt. $12. 26 inch tsdle1 $16. S. white plastic atack a Bed, nearly l'll!:w, complete drawer Sl2.50 each. 1''ramed CHARMING early American day cha~ Sl4.50• a I um 1 nu m wate.rcolor $25, all framed. •coot er, k Id a cart spel!:d $18 . S25. 20 lneh girls, black leis S2.50. 536-3697 $25. Coldspot tttlrlgerator troitwood plate glass mllTor maple bookcase-headboard LIKE new Silly Sa1ari. $1. chaise lounge S3.50. 512 W. Glass animals 25c each. homemade, •leering and narrow tire SIS. 54()...2847 POLAROID Model 82 $15. S15. Girl's bicycle S 5 • 525-JI.fetal chaise lounge in. double. bed $25. Complete New Buz.ey Bee knitter SOc. Chapman, Onulge, . 548-1729 bnhs, 1 round oak table. 5 BLONDE wi10 hand tit!d, Coleman 2-bumer stov.t $8. 543-3719 tersprin g $3. E I e c t r i e with mallress, s pr I n g 1 , 2 penny brite dolls with case LOVABLE Coekapoo pupp1e1 -4 PIECE Krobler beige sec-legs or pedestal. $5 • $2S. "hltman · tlair styled once Apartment ttfril $25. Girl.' RAt'J'AN Sofa and chair $25. l!:dger/trimmer $5. Kirby bedspread. Great condition, 75c. Easy bake over 25c. 8 wee.ks $15 ea.eh. 642-5880 tional, $50. Call 545-5760 5'8--6241 S2S 5t0-2S4?• ' Ice 1kate'1 sb:e 1 $2. Boy' Marching coffee and end vacuum c 1 e an e r 515. "•~"'~al-•l_"~"'-'·_.,.. __ u_73=-1 Hot wheels track JOc. 400 ct. TWO dinette tables US each. FEMALE Buaet bound $25. BLUE Chip stamps, 15 ~ . tabl S15. Red ice akatec lite (\; $2. Boy' tables Sj each. Refrigerator Jl.1 i 1cellaneouJ o:i:lauwar~. KING foam mattress $25. 2 Lego $1.50. 3 magnetic ~ Riviera chair $25. Fivt 646-5654 books, $3 each. ~ ~ dinette es . roller rink akates aite. 5 $10 S20. 54S-7171 dishes. botUe!, la m P • , end tables $10. Maple what. 50c ch \VI · the! oak kitchen cbaira $5 each. DRAPES be! 98 lnche Riviera, chair $la. Five oak Shoji &crftn S5. Wood books. records, picture11, not·shelves $8. Golf equi-=~ame. ;3'5c, ·\V~1~lnk Philoo 9 transl5tor radio CAMPER for Scout lick-up 96 1 cll • S8 ~sO inches s 4~ kitchen chain S5 each .• frames Sl each. Water , clothing IOc up. 53 O I pment SlO. 546-4062 ma.nc TV kit 25c. Walrut $1 5, s m al I bur f et SIS. ~hanncl iron bu J>e1: Sl. inc~s "$4. ·Set 01 1B xen. Philco 9 transistor radio jacket women's new Voi Meado\\•lark Dr.. H .B. \\!HITE enamel bucket bed coU~ table $10. Geld e.Dd 3S"x30"x18" $10. Child's atr nne with telescope tight cyclopedias, $4. Slng'le head· $15. Small buUet 36 inche11 x size 32 S1S. snare drum GAS slove, good condition $20. M4 W. Joann St. C.M. L A B. R A1D ~ ?~~GEt~ _842-~="~"=·""",..,.""'""""'.,..,.,..· pan, female $6. 646-l7S8 table with alus $5. Ceramic wagon $5. Knick lcnack shell $12, l Inch mike SS, 2 inch board $2 fit6..S601 3D lncheaxlB inches sin. atand $20. Print press $1' puppies mixe J • mon io SPEED b'k $~ 3 peed 1,;=~~~"'"-~~~ $5. 2 clocks S5 each: Radio, SS. IO inch prop for Mercury · Child'• wtiron $5. Knick Electric child's Sin&:er lll!:W old. $10 each. 19369 Lange blk S2S ~126 ' s WOOD Clarinet, as ts S25. 9 x pot.~ to S2. Hanring pot!i record player 81 ls $3. outboard $4, crank can LOVABLE Cockapoo puppies Knack shelf $5. 2 clocks $5 lng machine $15. Child' Dr. Santa Ana Heights, oil e · 12 Gen~ tent S25. Poles and Sl and $3.&l. Paintings $S • 64~ opener $1. Extra beautiful 8 weeks, $15 each. 642--6880 each. Radio, ttcord player dial t y p e w r i t e r $1 hlesa Dr. bf!tween Santa DANISH l\fodern blue sofa stakes $25. Camp chairs Sl. Sl:"I, aome with b'1lnle.S. abalone shells 50c, 50 foot STEREO records 75c • $2. u 11 $3. 642-MBO Vac-U.Fcm\ complete ST Ana and Tu•. u·n. IMl'I. 2 ham .. ~ter """es $l , ·-al• mat .. ·-• S2. Chil'-n'• plaqu•• $ 2 AD 0 RAB LE PUP Pie a -.1... $10 ' " -..., --.. ..... &.. • .,.,.. """ • picture frame S2. cabinet SI, Boy's clothlnt sizes 12-14, Pl"~,. "'" and tubes ~ma.n center.....-tent . POODLE-TERRIER puppies each. Dishwasher lor parls O>l8 $6. Fish net, erttl SL Yardaae 50c to $10. Drapes Australian Sheep/Poodle plywood $4. CBI! 61S-5622. lad.les caprls,. e.veni.nr wear, ... ~.. $2.50 o••h, Ne~ .Aasorted scout atu.ft $1 t . (mixed) 5 \\"eeks old $10 $5. Girl's ooat size 10-12. OUtdoot chairs: $3. Bad· S2 to $7 pair, flash at-$:>. 2528 Littleton Pl. Costal;;;=='""=;-;,..,-.,..,--...,-h te t 12-14 50c .A.v;JIU ... $15. 21" Admiral TV, •• ch. 19369 Lange Dr. Santa English tweed $2. Roy's size minton s2. Darts 12. Darts tachment $2. Hair clippers flo1esa. STEREO, RCA Po r tab I e. ~ 1Goodcoa • 'n<1'"1tlo' ...;. ___ -Mnatn« closet $5. Washable ._.,... or" • ~.aJIO>iJ 8 Dutfi t $2 646-2389 ="""=-:-==-;;:;::::;::::I F'hono;raph, Detachable. ""' co n. fW'.ll't'8• ru&s white 3xS and 4x6, Sf. no pi ... _ .. , -· "' "" Ana He.ighl s oU Mesa. Dr. e coa · $4. Car lua:a1e rack $6. $:!. Electronic lypew1iter 20 INCH boy'g Schwinn speakers $20. Call S48-430S. thongs, ~rnel w i JI e t a , and $7. 2 slat lo.mp !lhadPs butane bottle $5 .• 10 aallo between Santa Ana and ?1-IAPLE Bunk bedl $25. Antique pocket watc:h $2S. $25. 3118 Gilbralter, Costa Stingray $20. I w h J t t . ~rown, 7~ -$1.50. Costume f!Oc/pair. Crutches $I . tgloo watff can $5. Tuatln. Couches $10 each.. CoUee Hair watch fob $12. Ping Meaa, 54&-6333 sidewall tire 7.'r.11114 $6. NEW Pink shoes.6~. $7.50. Jewelry, watches. nee~ Books 20c • $I. l\tultlple SCHWINN 11) speed b!ke, ELECT R 1 C re~erator, table Sl. Hou•.., ho Id pong table $6. Weights $15. JNl..CYQ..E $6. Antique 646-3680 New 1c.oe refrig fur camper repair. Zic _ $3, Sunday t~. aklrt and blotiat ban&'tn 35c pod condition $25. S4?--6S91 whitt, reconditioned. ex-bric-a.-bi'B.c under $25. See French, Sp an ls h and radio and phonograph $25. 1 USED once, beautiful wed-SID. 2 wa,aon whff:ls $20 646-6226, 2136 pre 8 1 dent h. 4 totray 50c h 80 'S Schwinn 26,, bllc su· cellent U> 671 w. Wil&on at 118 46th Stl"e'et between Gennan langue.ie records h.p. Wlsoonaln engint S20, 7 ding dreis, size , 1, $.20. each. DesJc with antique Place, Costa Mesa (oft Vic-e&c au • eac · Y e 1 CM 9:30 a.nd 4:30 \\<eekends. S2 set. Small drawin&' board h B . s-tto $'5 l2 "'" "!34 swivt!l chair O>elon"""" to torial Dmlsea 14-18, 50c • SJ, New BB all' ~ ~· . . .p. ngp. """ n · '""" . . gcu Shon, pointed toes, iood· SI· SUrf'board 7'1" $15. -'. STOVE, e I e c 1 r i c S25 ROCK CUtting, polishing, and T·square $1. Everain v. tack $5. Parts wuher $3. 6 tio10NTH AKC registered Lealnce Joy) S2J each. CliESS· board $12. Deluxe 6f.6..i Typewriter, portable grinding machine w I th &prinlder $3. Hassock $4. In-Hydraulic ja.ck $5, Toys 25c Dachshund $20. 54:>-6134 548-8074. bsby car bed $10. BoYIUng • $5. Siies 4e.5~B. 394 ANTIQUE Dresaer $10. 536-1021" S23. nwtor a.nd stand $ 2 5 • fan! seat 50c. 'Reader's • $5 .. Books Sc: -$1. Com· SCHWINN 3-Sl)ffd :.ii; inch ONE Le"·e.t Vacuum •weeper ttar S12. Modem clock Sf.. 1 TWIN bedstead $10. Child'• fra~2Pl...:.,~_corl:,.50ta~s ~ TWIN bed~ S25 each Dinghy $15 Oan: $7.50 2-9 x .12 blue shq NIS $12.50 each. Bar. I stool $25 Small de&k $20 TOI cbair. nauphyde SlO Corfee and end table$, blonde never-mar 1et $25 Yellow chrome dinette. 3 chairs S12.50. 2203 Puente, C.M. 646-4706 6Q..1178 before 4:30 Digest books S1 euh. Set 8 mcrcial popcorn popper $1~. bike $12.50. Coff~ pot $4. $2. An old r ll I h Ione d 548-4595 rocker $1.50. Ba?>Y T•nda·! eatn. '"""um . eac , ... l;j MM Argus Airquip slide ~~w!an~l!.e~en d~ Pool cues $2.50 each. ~1r VW front bu m Jett Steamer Truck SS. Call 9xU BEAUTIFUL wool braid seat $2. ChUdttn s c1othlna: playpens $4 and $3. M~ trays 65c h 962-1003 compresaor $15. Car radJOt . mpn co P Sf.6..3158 Balboa 437 Eut , a,.-5-11) Jftft, lOe • ·$2. alaflwFe and cnmdca ·~ ==~-'-"-· ,,__,'--I -$5. Shutte.rs $1.50 llE't. SS and SlO. Motorcycle parts $~0. Pall' of 15 Inch Ford . nig $2.5. Pad $25. Girl a tod-Cannister aet $l .. Brau col· to SS. ()all: table• $12.50 BOY'S Bag -oot arown tcys Indoor 1ame1 .10c • $5. 931 ,1 • m. % electric motor nms SlO. 545-5134 Bay. dltr clotht1 50c • $1. onial floor tamp $5. T.V. each. Cloth~ le to $1.50 25c • Sl. Clothe1 size11 l2-l6 C8.pllal St. C.M. 548-Mn S3. Indian cycle renerator HANDSOME woodirain W> ZENITII 21" T.V. $2 5. 67:>-0084. trays $2. Draw drape rodi and other Items 5c to J25.;: $1 • $3.50. Erector set SS. TYPEWRITER $4. 1956 SS. Harley '5 aenerator $5. ing on "AM" slimline car R.C.A. 21" T.V. S25. Both AMAZING Barkle.ls dog, the $2. Featbe!' flomr .,.. '11SDtlawareHB,536-GD Basketball set $3. Whee.la Emperor beam SU. Double Chevy 12v ieneralOr and radio with speaker $20. work good. 2 T. BY -4 ' I Baaenjl, AKC registend, taftltlTlll!:nt $2.50. Jewelry FOAM Mattress -twin bid SI. Two meta! cages S2 · SS. water akls SlS. N e w reiulat.or $5. 2-800x6 tires 646-5612 Military Tramcewera S-~ champk>n stock. $ 2 $ . IOc • $2, Adult dOthet: 2Sc • me $1.50. 53&-ll31 ~~ =-~ $5. 335 Na.u.a.u crutchel $S. B •throe m $5. Floor acrubbtt and 1951 FORD $25. Extra heavy meters S25 each. New con-962-3152 $2. 192 Flo•u St. Colt& SEJJtS.Moped. doHn't NJ. cabinet $2. Chel.'I •fl t • polisher $10. 2 Chev Y baby crib $25. General Elec-dlUon. M&--3012 1969 S prool att SID. COliee-Mesa $25. 9$2..'lf73 SQUARE Formica table on pedestal, 4 chain SlO. ,....,.,, SIAMESE 962-717'2 Kitteng S I 0. DINETTE set·black and \Vhlte formica top wilh leaf. 4 chalrt-SXi. 545--0108. SAT.SU~IA bowl $3.50. 1974 Federal Avt. C.Z..t. POTPOURRI: window i'2"x8" S15. Old wooden )'OUlh ch&lr fl5, B&l'-b-que tqulpment $3. DeVllbis vaporizor $3. Mirror U. Double-sleeping baJ; Slll. Jeep hub caps $8. F•ostoria c•ndle holders $10. Punea 50c • S2. New air mattttsi $1 . 'J'wo 15" tires s:;. Plastic dishes 5c • 50c. Women'1 cl clothes size JO 50c: • Sl. BOYS Mattel Bronco blcy e.. Girl's clothes sil.e ~ 50c .. like new S2G. fl.latch1n; 2 dra,,..·er, walftut nllbl •Wldt SI.lie: 335 Nassau Rd. or couch side co1ribl0dn, A· 1,.:564100,:::,,:::,.;...,-----= 1 s hape' S"20/p1ir . POWER lawn mo~r $23. f'arberwarc rotiuer!e. used Teak wall unit $15. 2 paUo ~ SZ,. $0-.3118 chWe loultlff wltb cushions B,4.BYSTROI.Ult. Pelerw:>n $10. Dtplw.nt ~que $2. Strollee. rxcenent eondltlon. 1921 ~ Ln. NB. llkt new SS. Mono-tlpe 1 ,;646-&lOI,;...;:==~~-~= recordtr sis. $40--4106 Coata 20" GIRL'S Royce Unilm Mesa. bicycle $U. 548-3120 French import $:). New radiators S7 each. 1 Ford tric portable 't'V Sl.5. 2 MOVIE screen $4, ?.fens tor, good condition SIS. Ad-ELEGANT I toot dowMllled FIAT liOO rt&· 3 wMe1I and =nlio~~~ :i: radiator $1. 1 ·9 0 0 x l 5 foldaway aluminum beda wntern bcOt& ss. Lyre-back justable metal bed frame IOfa m. Cftrf.·lons twin ti $3 ,. Gen.ntor $!lJ How;e:hold items lOc . $10. Oldl11ac Utt and ';~I-~~ with fa.m mattrtu $7.SO chair $6. Imported S1«1oter ... Ba.byline )'OUtb chair $4. beds $15 ach. n-... ~c s:::.r .,••n.e1 ..,,...p $2 3 1-7.lOx.15 Che\/)' 1~ ...... each. 'Sinaer portable aew-$10. Lighted world etobe $8. 96i.3T5'2 · .,._,. -ri .,... ,...... ' ~1 :!e=-n ~v~~~.~~ ;:el $4. G~ ~ J! each. in& machine $25. Sit.turd&)' Ouija. Qreen G hot t , OOUBLE 9ed matmu box ~i:::t.. ::,.,~~ ~ aJ:: ~tra=~ 2~ cook~ Ha.rd. ha~ 1993-B Charle, Coeta Mna Fascination, 0 pt ration !prings aJ'ld trame $25. $6. l952 Funk·anit Wunlll•a b,p enttne $2o. Belt clutch each. Para:cbute SS. 5 plloa LOVABLE Cockapoo puppifla Turnpike Garage S2 each. PropeUen tor Johnton and cney~. 3I. ,vofupwa. $2. l'7622 Forest i.n., ILB. GAFFERS and S a t t I e. r 1 JiUM!, 4 bufmr·and srlll $25. Maple dlnlna drop !cal table $15. 23'' Motorola T,V. SI~ Presto IP'iddle $3. Sunbeam electric knife $1. Waffle srlll S3. Hand ioc crushtt S3. 2 layer fJ>ice racll: $1.50. ToutCT cover, Pink Mam- my doll SJ.. Aquarium and all equipment $Zl. Auburn short w\1 $15. Short M:tJ 25c • 15e. l>r'mit8, 1(.11, 15c • $$. MS ~ Ot'. C.M. --,, . TOY mlnlal'ln-e poodle, 2 yur remalt '25--56-2100 aas cans Sl each. Women'• 8 '4'etks ID uch. ~ He1V)' ~ty Ooor tan $10. Evl~e motOl'9-Mw $10. ye~ $10~ l.amJll f;l· MT-6'118.1 clothct ~%-221,i 50e _ $5, LOVABLE CockapoO pup,. Orl•ntal Rup $15 A $20. Glrl 1 druslfll t.abll!'. \\'Ith s.1!13 , BI~~== ~'°'l4"°"· 125.!:=--:M"'•"•'""°"'°" T · ...i..t• .,,_. .. _ 1112 pi..1 g weeks $15 each. Portable dlllhwashtt $25. stool $10. Brownle uni.fonn . ..,. .. ,......_ , _ _. , eenage ... ~ I ....,..lq • • ... • DWI .lll!:t $4.50. Girls ridina complek, liktt new 12. BLUE Otp at.amJlt, 14 bOoks ~· mtn.• aJlU ~ .~ 50c -$5, 823 Towne St. CM. 642-6880 clothe1 $1-$5. 3(11 Goldtnrod. Trainin&' M!eelt S 1 • 5 0 • $2.SO eaeh. 6G-2m 28' 3 speed. bOY• ~.' 3 '°· EVERYnllNG In excellent GJ~ and boy1 SUngraJ Corona .UI Mar. Tricycle $3. ui-1m 2 ICE crurn Chain heart Stinlr~ types, 16 lirl. L'Oftdition. Gu lawn mower bike• $11.50 and SJ7.50. 22 , . · ' SchwiM Pbdt. GE taWe er S%1. \Valnut delk $25. Sew-aeml-automatlc r!Oe. $25. 1S \li'ET suit medium 12!-~ s Square danm boOts det1tn. for patle t:tr" tndoors ndk> $3. J\m Beanr bottlff inc: machine u; 2 twtn pup: ahotgl.ln $20. 5464211 weltht belt $10. ax $3. •IJ.e J1, ucellent, ts. VW $15 each.. New ttats ud p .. $1. UHF corrvater $'7. beds S25 e~cb. A(f'Ualium '53 PLYMOU'm, runt aood. MJ..5007. am t'fldiD pod condldon $25. pa1nt. 642-2933 GE hand vacuum S 21 $15. 2 1arp d«orator plant.a ~ wlndahleld $2$. ·sa WESTINGHOUSE automat1e ~ 2 SWIVEL rodctn S8 .am. Polaroid S#iflrer Camtn SIS each. Detk Cha.In SJ Chevy 2-door, all or PIJ'll JI wubtr $20, deluxe cbUtll BABY Ducks St e • e b • Patr,tf.occ:ulonal chairs SS rt. Kodak a mm camer. $2. each. Col~ • ~unna $1$. • $25• Hl&h chalr·$3. Baby ear seit SS. v•let chair is, M'l.;oNf. MCh. lCl2S E. Balboa Bl\'d, AM•FM p:irtalde ndJo $12. ~pe reeorder SS. Ber+Q cr1b ·ss. Kitchen u\ensl.Jt 25c maternity suit (121 S35 nt"1, F'r\c*dlltt Automsllc wuhtt s~ M~ttr $.1.. 3 EJ~lwc vacuum hole: $1, $5. Dl•hes 12. Y.,. IOoU $2. • $2. M$1 l!amltlon. c.,,. -$3. potty chau 12. 1163 $25. ftbllow'1 l(ed n,o. 1-3')¢'1!l~ mOlon $2.IO """ ol 1am,.. $2. 9'U135 Mt!Q, Samlt OJ'i~. Costa. Mf!sa.. 649--028$ udl-t1$.0825' tu.b Si. $'228 I I r I I . . --· ,....__ DAILY moT mm.:.;;~=<=;;tiiiiWiiAiiDiiWi~liMiii1tiiia~~ll!ll l'Oll A)IRCHANOlSI l'Oll MIRCHAHDlll POA IAl.I AND TIADI MIRQIANDlll FOil ITS .... LIVUTOCK TRANSPORTATION SALi AND TIADI :f~U.~LliANDi~TilliAiDli~SALi~!iAjNDjj~i"~l~~M~. ~!!~~~H~A~t;l~I?~!~;!;'@~. ~~·~J!~L~·· ~ AIM(9~~·;T;~~.0~1!~;';,ot~s,~0.~M~ri~l~~ll;OO ... ,,i 'l'ldl!1 -DIME0 A-L.INE Pumltv,. -Fumllwe --•1111111 -NOO l'~ii;iii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PETS l'Oll SAIZ DAVID L. FRASllt No Item I• r un IJ'OWn a. bt.bie1. Geetie. fl .. Ai.o£N cutter 10 D A Y S L E F •T I, •' " ' " duclu. chick•"'· turk•YI. toP """'' .. .. .... 111.!llJI Over $2~ CAIPIT -...,,., rabbit& Aloo l2' RllOD:CS Xawl, boa~li!lll, SPECIAL OPENING U.T, I SUN. • .... ,. ~2209 top p>lltlttlttt>l ..... , 112~ Turlnt Dow~ lkpl14lnt to VINfL Call' tbuck Awry Mah Room For Our -$tw1 DKOIATOI OITS WICBIATIOll Cito IHO ~:i• :'~~~~ SPANISH ** M£DITllUNIAN • Of 11 WXUIY APAIYlllNTS TILi SIAMESE Kitto"' So•l·Pomt BERTRAM KODAK . Electrlt: 3 Automatk. Like n~ Sta. $75,000 CLEARANCE Sp111ilh & MdllllT-fn'*' • ~1111 -..stlmatao _ on •-rlly instllled i:is_ "'::· 115 Adult Fomalo Eu•pti..n.1 Savi ... • Wood game ••Is· from $11W.96 • guar. AU. UAllD NEW Door coverin1s. -r-L!3t aft. 5. ,., • 1969 MODELS """"" COUQI $25. rtd upnolJitered chair $10, boudoire cha ir S3. v.'Ornen'i1 c Io th I rig Sl. mallresses '19.95 • Spanish dinette set -~;;,.=·~;".'.:::·......,.··· • LATIST atylls - in beautiful colors and •:,::!'::"~~ 00.!'.::..~! == $69.95 • 3 pc. Spanish bedroom s.ets '99.95 !l! i-lJ::.a.1~:wi-: ..... ;.,. paltemJ. pm Deborah Seutrert J. H. Rich.ard1011 Co. • Spanish table lamps Sl2.96. I;;' .... · · 't>itl9. .................. :... e PltlCiES to sultyour needs. 1601 Bay11do Dr., NB.,,_ Remainder of Huge stock at terrific savln1sl ~ .., • ~Ql.;j;·:::;:::·::·::Jflill Licensed Contractors Doto IHS EGG HARBOit ~'° SCAT CAR $5 891-790.'\ No down -tlrm1 to tTMOI your bud .. t -A decorllor .drNf11 house on display - 3 • San D"'° • bank fine; M •1t1r Ch••••· link of Am1rlu. rooms of go""""K 5""nish furnilUre (was ILANKINSHI.. FLOORS ALASKAN MaWnutoo, (~od 2 Dtl Eq Hbn Di1pl.,...i BEAtrrlfo"'ULL Y. A n I i q u e Cold framed reproduction or Britlini's "Grand Canal". 52 x 29. $2:), 531~40 or Store Ch•rte· ·~......... r 540-72n (Days) ' 6424190 (E•••·> doa pupa), A.KC. beautlfu1 New Trojan Glau R.al6era • Thl1 S1I• For Stock on Hind Only• reg. $1295.00 1-====='===-:-=====~===I ~,.':!:';!· ~~:_Wnlly "°"t Trod; ~~~~Dr. NAUGAHYDE Rerlitlf'r, rood condition $25. 962-4238 ASON,Puftu, e I Pc t r Ii;. new, cost $98. sell for $25. New fur lined CasE' SID. Amplifier cost US. st"ll for 11.'). 778-2636 WESTERN Holly stave $2G. Coldspot reirige:rator $20. Poy,·er mo11o"er $%1. Lawn Furniture IOOO Garage Sale I022 mower SID. Edger S 1 . 8' SOFA ~ver used, Quilled Various sizes doors S2 f'ach. floral. Scotct..guarded, $120 Windo\1oi; and 5Cl"ttn~ varl· J\.1atching love seat S75. ous sizes $2 set. Balboa 537-8032 Island 67J...3MJ LOVELY Danish Teak Buf.fet EXCELLENT Used crupet, 85x20. Sa\·e U. Never used, llE;hl and dark colors, 10c Too lnni: for room. Call square foot 284 Knox SI. 6 after 5, 546-86.14 ;t~o=7;'="="=;"'~'=~=-;c;::;; ISACRlf'ICE -Dbl. br!W REFRIGERATOR $.25. Ideal bed, mahogany bed, mlr· for rentals. 191.a Court ron. Vanity table, d tnirw Strttt, NB set. 646-0301 after 5 p.m. 35Ml\1 Argus Au·quip slide Quality king bed, quilted, trayg 65c: each 962-7593 Complel£. unused $98; worth $25(1. After 5 · or v.·knds 2 f.1APLE rockinii: chain $75 847--0406 each. Black and v.•hilP TV $2'5. All good condition. 3 rms. good quality LI 8·9:518 lo Ai\1 used Jurn. priv. o\vner 54G-6l2!l CONSOLE Ttlcvu;ion, i;ood picture $2S. 5-is-4308 SWIVEL, u P ho l s I c r e d r e clining <:hair $47. ARGUS C-l. 35mm camt'ra, Loveif.8.1 $47. A·l. 548-7030. good shape with flash $25. 613-7533 BUNK bed unit; drav.-ers, ,:,.:~~==--cc--;;;c I desk & bed all ln one. Xlnt PORTABLE Type .... Tiler 510. rood. 642-3869 962-TI7l 3 x 5 EXECUTIVE DESK VW Continental titt~. like oolid mahogany * $50. new $10 each. 642.-8213 2•16 Flower. C.M. ~1 MODERN ·DtTxel desk Ir: chair, mattttsse~ & box 11prlng11, books, h I I to r y classic & paperback, lampa:, a:Iasaware, dishes, plaque1, pictures, frames, antique1, vacuum cleanen, h a n d meat slletr, model A thu A whls, 8 lug GM truck whl1, Jacuzzi beth 1: etc. etc:. Ftl, Sat, Sun. 280 CabrllJo, C.M. .... 7677 COMIC T shirts ·aduJts n. Oiild'S 75c', comJc IM&t shirts adults $2. Child'• Sl .50. 1port.1 shirts, (ladles It mert!), antiques. cor table, bamboo mirror, de!!k, table, clothing, old records, mi sc. 1301 Bonnie Doon Ter, CdM 10 to 5. ART GARAGE SALE June 21 & 22. Sat/Sun Hanging lamps, c hlldren'1 pictures, pottery, plaquu, gilt!, misc. 433 Dahlia, Cdltl ELECTRIC Wall clock $3. MAGNAVOX TV wilh itand GARAGE SALE Shopring earl $1.50. Smnll SSO. Biggars Decorator's Sat & Sun 11 am-6 pm Bar-b-quc $1. Fireplat-e chair 525. 675-f45.'i Divan, dining roorn table, 11 Ba ,_ J 'ght•~ cot'fce table, credellla, chest screen . r ..... "'ue I ' HANDSOME __ ,,., .. ~ ···-U\ r-1........: '--il ~~ """ wuuu .,. of drawen, ltiathu chair. $1.JV. """"'"'''c Ufu. er '"· Ing table, $SO seal! 10. See Juice squeezer $3. Book5 lo app. 675-71.ST .~sc. lllc..SOC. Silver silent butltt ........., Settnade Turace, CdM $3. Fish ne1 and aceessori~ Bar, 3 stools $35. THE GARAGE $1.50. Blackout shade fl, lit 968-lSSO * Uaed Appliances & tumiture. ti1atemity and baby clothes ==========-! B a r & a I n 1 ! D re 1 1 e r 25c-Sl. Baby svdng S7., Toys Office Furniture 1010 vanlties, dble &: 1ngl beds, 25c-S3. 962-0181 $30 gas & \!lee stoves, l'l!frig fttTRROR 52. Leather album DESKS \Valniit i!xec 32x60, $20 & $30. 15.50 A Supelior, $4. Movie lites and bulbs choice of 3. Swivel desk CM. 646-9188 s10. Hobnail i;lass lamp $2. chrs, 2 black leather side SAT/Sun., 331 E. 20th St., t1ectr\c can opener $3. chr.i, 6' gold naug. sofa. O>ata Mesa. Boat mtr., HI· t.1ov\e ~" Sl O. Clock Days 645--0181 Eve 1 • }·1 stereo equip.. women's radio $6. Shoe skates $2. J="=""'='="======= clolhe1, like new, us. ll-ll. l'ofustang hubcap S2. Pogo furn &: much miscellaneou1 11tick 52. l..al'gt' v~ 51.50. Office Equipment 8011 t-1AHOGANY buffet, 0 a k Sofa cover P . TV cabine-1 breakfast table w/4 chain, $5. 2 si~le bedsteads $4 r JCTAPHONE trarL\Crlber baby furn. Odds Ir: end1. each. Umbrella c:lolheslioc used one mo. NN' $465 sac:r. B7 Trinity Dr .. CM $5. Single bedspread $4. !or S200. Elect. addinli: ~---"-' Sat• Child 's world books 75c. mach. $25 eves: 640-9516 1539'~"' u;'t,Dr ~N"e" Dishes 25e-$1. Train set 510. days: 642-8095 548-17~. ~mib;n A· Portable i<ewins: machlnr Addressograph -Elliott appliances, other items. 515. Clolhing Sl-510. 198 ~·ith supplies, service Buoy, C.M. FABULOUS Garaa:e Sale! . ..., 774-5200 rum .. dishes, stove, retrig., 26 INCH girl's hikr SlO. ~,;· 2 ca.rs. Sal &: SUn 9-5. 309 E. boy's bike S20. 2~ \neh girl's Store Equipment 1012 Bayfront. Balboa Jal. bike S20. 24" boy's bike s.;. Wonder horse $3. 62ll \V. NEIGHBORS TRASH &: Ocean !-'ront, Ba I ho a . ~1ARKET equip: deli <'18'. TREASURES Everything 673-8144 vrg-('-l'Cnten . many more llQl'S. 9-5, 6120, 21, 22. !iJ.4 s. miSf' ilrms reduced to 1,1 Ba.ytront, Bal ls. CLOTHES 15c-$1fi. Blankets priCl'. C8.IJ 494-1036 $2-SIO. Rugs 75c. llead-GARAGE SALE boards S20 pair. Ola.I r s:i. H h Id Good I02 Slit &. Sun June 21 & 2l Dishes, pots, pans Sc-52. 534 ouse 0 1 O 900 Citn.u: Pl, Eutblutf S. Bayfron1, Balboa Island. HAGER Relr .. frt. comb. 3 Sal-Su . yn; old. roppe_rtollf'. Xe!. foll 560 x 15 TIRES and V\V cond. $650. Also odds & rims all Sl5. (2\ Rear axles r nds, rirT~wr. bookca.~s. for Sunbeam SlO. Popuh1r chai~. Call 543-6064 eves & SC'ier>ce and l\lrchan1cs ':,S i="=.""'=''=======c Applianc" 1100 GE RefrigPrator 2 dr 18 cu ft auto defrost Deluxe IW· ing-OUt criSPl!l'l'I. &. shelves. Afake paymenta: of Sltl/mo or pay balance of $149 See al Hendenon's 1877 Harbor, Collta t.1esa. f>48..0156 al1d '6.'I SlO. 548--89411 NOW'S THE TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT • WANT AD 642-5678 Gar1ge Sal• 8022 GARAGE SALE -apt. size rf'fdg., Elec. motor~. chairs 1·racktr box hull '58 O!d11, rllh. rt~. 'j9 Ply. r ury. Lots of n1her articles. DcVry \fin1m ~ound pro- jl'i.·tor anri screen, record playC"r ~tarlfl. Portable sew- ln): machine, old pedal type ~('wini::: 1uachnll', picture lramrs, tun! caJtr~. l"Urfee table. rnd lahlr. 29 0 Avocado. Cl'>t. Sat . .Suo. GA!-·. & Sal. Ran&'-like new 4-burn. lg. oven, w/broil. SlOO. Port. d8hwhr. $50 f'\'f'S: 646-9516 day I: 64l-30!l:J LADY Kenmore 11·asher. roppertone , model, xlnt concl. 847-8J 101 .... 111.tf!. so;. RE FR I GER ATOR. GE di.~hwallher Kf!.nmol'f! d~r. ~'l5·e11.ch. All \\'Ork perfectly. 5#-4113 SAT Jo, RUN only: 2 couche1'!, d1·~k. appl., tool chest, Fltelv"~. <'Ire. curl ing M"I, KEN1\t0RE electric dryer, rt'COrd plyr, bo,vscout :ru it, ~ood rond, ~rl! S65 or tra.de 1m110 sc1. fbrgl~. chairg, for cornparable gu dryer. drrir.i:;r!<. :;1as5~·art', misc. 830-5416, 96l-5642 itrn15, lln\\"ling ball. 962-6146 Nl."\V di~h\\·asher &. ell!C 9012 Aloha. llun. Bch. range. !iillll in carton,,, ?.take PATIO SAL!:: -Sponsored by offer. 962-4565, 543-3342 Nt'\\·port Harbor Busincs~ &. IR0E'°"•'R;;-;;IG~E~RA;;";"oTO=R;--_-,S~t-,~­ E\',.rylhu~ including lht' fl ard, bronze. \\'111 sell SofO or kilrhcn !liink~ Sat & Sun IB-5 be.,t offer. ~1351 Professional \\'omen's a ub. IR=E=r=R=io=E=RA==ro=R,;;cl~,-.,.~1c._ 11111. 317 Ranta Ana .\vt', N""'JlOrt Hrli;:hlll'. llotpoint, 8 yn old S!l5. Xlnt eondllion. 613-ljjJ S UN .. MON. lO-S LARGF. -rrl1!d11in-, "''hlh!, 201 M•rigold, CdM M>lf def?Ofiling. Xl nt cond, T"'lll n111plr bel t!I', buUr l. cl't'" 67:.-585.'> aft 7 &-v.•knd~. den1~1. ~01. 111.blr~. barrf'I 1·h111r, 6ff 1rr chair, TV lrays. Gf: R11nge, douhlf' O\'en. Ex· llhUttt'1-,;, ltiunclry tub. ,.!<"el relle_ol condiOon. S 7 5 . brd rr .. me, mist'E'llaJll'f)IJ1i. 64l-57JC GARAGE S.\Lt at 2Bl7 Shan11r Or., 0.t. Est.ate Li- quidation rurnitul'f' • Tools KF.N ~t O R!: wa1hln1 machine. Good condillon $51). Call 546-39.'W SlcllncE ..... T1l1vlsllft l20$ Mlscoll•-l600 ·~· -··~· '"" w -~ • • • ' ' • ...,., =· ';!"""• ::;o,wd I~ I --:=11..-'-__,22,-).7045=,,.,....-I .. _,.._.,..,,.,._.,.CAUT __ ...,.. RCA Colar 'IV, 1ul' ocreen CONTRACTOR IQUIP """""" ..,_.,.., l12S PAMILY FUNll mm RJRNITURE Be1ut .. v.'alnut • sralned • O!:mtnt mlxen e HC>Wlt up. 492-3573 ~~~t>~~ . • ~ablnet Make p a y me n t I jacks • Impad drills ' Afg"·n Hound lot• more! Must 5ell! Belt , , , . S10/mo or take o v e r Hammen. IM oiler! 21J: 274-t."'6 IOI; • ''"'"" 01 1297·62 "' •t United Rent AH .. ._ 1844 • rt Bl d l• Htndtr10n'1 l8T7 Harbor, p ewpo V olleri-llv4.I C.>i. SU-0155 no W. 19th St._ C.,to Mo.. Uppy 18\0' T Bll'tf, 3965, fibot'11oa. 23" RCA, color 'IV walnut 645-0760 131 M~r. r I 0 , ,.aaa. 11-· ODIJ conllOle, u new, 'vith ~ _* __ A_U_C_TI_O-'--N--*-1,_AK=c-"'~•-----"'-·-""~ pov.·er lilt. duo-battery '= .,..g lnRil tenna. Per1ect! $265. Stert:o AKC Collie pupa' 4 wkll old gu tanks, t.it tank. pump, 1.,.,., frlltl9t 11 t _ w ... , Sat. & S.. 'Tl 6 record pll.)'er 1: radio, Ir you wm 1en or buy Tri'1 & white. M/f' Stt &: tuJ.J canvu. full equip. New Danilh rnodun sn. 6'B-18ll 1lve Windy a tr:· Select Nol\' lor greatest out drive. $2650. 673-J512 -----------------Auctions Friday 7:30 p.m. cho~. Very ~u. prioes. '67 32' OUUS Corinttli&n, FREE TO YOU FREE Adorable kt t ten 1 , black It black & white. 6 wka old. MU8t find iood hornet. 1989. Anaheim st,. Apt. 8, CM .. ANTIQUE white, Packard W r-•] '-f 7 -•t 1 full Bell Color TV, beaut Iarre indy's Auction B•rn 54&.~ · am, .. pm. Y equipped, like new cabinet. xlnt cond. $300. Behind T $2000 for equity. Call dJya ony's Sida. Mat'I. TRAINED ~~nn.... n l 737~1 Mr. Ov.-en. N;•hb f OARUNG white kitleu, 2 613-8687 2015% N...........,rt, CM f46.S686 ....,..,... _., ... lOw, .. !M~am~·;,"~2-<l02~~1-=-_,-..,,.-\;':::;;'::';;:'.:;:==;::;;~\ --...,.. bitch gei1tle but ~a.rdy, 548-2434 i°RO\YN Studio C.ouch. You Sport Int Goocl1 1500 * * HOUSE sold ~ mmt sell niannettd house d 0 g · 1 '21'"· -..,L'O"°N"EST=7AR"""-=c-,a"b-,l-n furniture at once : Monthly pymnt 1 OK. cnii11er & trailer, 90 hp plckup.54&-0807 6/23.1---------ref r lcerat or,matt.I:: ~1746or83l>-7026 Evlnrude, &alley 4 held, FREE TO YOU MAI..£ G""v & white Penian TR.ANOII Falcon U ga over-1prinss chain d i a ht 1 · · "''t •--•· --~ AF~ONA-! J ·-11~ d ' '. ' SILKY Tttrler female pups, ....,.,..._ ........, or ......... ·•~•' '..:. tma e cat. 54~ 6/:U under 100 rndt ammo <J ecoratlve articles, pafn.. •vr s•-• b . t 't ,.._,... doc to good home w/ oldtr 1 Armallte AR-7 .22 1.R ttna1, lamps. U08 \V. fla)i, ~ reg. ~ Y 1" em --~~~=~~-- people. MUil haw fenced HALF-Siamese Ki~na, (brand new) $45 Erma Bal Penn. CASH ONLY• champ. Good w/chldrn. No 22' GLASSPAlt yard. Xlnt watch d 0 g '\ ;:w="="'=·="=· ="=5-0lll=='===--! "' .. __. ... :zlLR, holster, 200 =;;-.-::,,,.-.,-.,,-,.,.--·-cl 1hedd\nc, odorless. Call (1) 3 yrs, fam/fishinr, loiaded., ...,,..,,. TOOLS ~ e q u 1 pm en t 1193-7903 _, r1r· 1 ,..__ ~--548-9583 6/21 rd ammo Jj() Winchester ====~~-~~-I pen., 1.ac ice ........ "'..., ... ..., Sewint M1chlnes 1120 mdl 100 .308 semi-auto, (carpentry and cabinet · AOORABLE female Toy • 842-3348 * FREE Kltten1, 2 black, 1 black/white, 2 Ing hrd RttY· 2921 Carole SI, N . B . (F.aatbluU) 644--0688 6/23 LOVEABLE Calico Cat & 3 black/wbhe kitte.ns. 6 wk.I ~ " ~ 675·106.f CdM . 6123 A weeks supply or <1at food with one free kitten, .must find cood homes . 675-5983 6/ll DESPERATE 1'.lust f Ind rood homes for 3 beautlfuJ Kr&.)' and white part Persian KJttens. 64z..&l01 6121 MOVING Need special home for activt ltmale mixed aet- "ter. 10 moa. all black. 643-n06 612-1 1969 SINGER with zig~zo.a: I walnut console. ~fakes but- ton hales, designs etc., $5.25 mo. or $36.00 cuh. 5:26-6616 makln&) tor on-job use. reloadtn1 dies, 160 mdll am· Insured value $2500 Will Po o d I e, Black. 893-3300. 171,;· Inboard fiberalu Cabin mo Sl50 R.eminiton rollln&: sell comploto SlOCIO.' Also White Spot on chest AKC Cruiser. Gd cond. Slip av&il. block ··-.''"70 "mint $30 v ~, .. S!IT5 LOV1 "t'W" misc. hardware. 54s-38jg ery seawo ... .,,. . cond'' 50 rnda ammo $125 POODLE Puppies. small 673-936.1 Shak 45 lb h ti. I e 'Tis Tropical Fish e espeare · un n min. 6 1vks, AKC. \Vhl male 23' O\VENS Cabin -·•-. • I k 70 OPENS Thurs, June 26. ........_. Mu1ical ln1t. 1125 bow, qu vtrs, rac • &r· $45, Choe bro1\·n mail' S75. radio, on trailer. Equip'd ·-"';;;..;;;.._;_;_.:.c ___ ;....;;.o I rows $70 Spotting ICOpel, SALE on tanks, fish, ac· 962-7al1 wl bait tank &:: d; .. ..,., G ··--e Am e ~--· · 115 "~" .....,,.,. ceSIOrie1. 9lllO Edinger, FV.1-~~=====~~·I •••v UhalB PS v ........ , ~"";"';;:;'~· .::;;:~· ~~e:·c.;.~-=::;::-842-4530 • POODLE PllPPIES . Sacrifice! 545-llofl NE\V ANO USED 1-Ski DI I E · l l MAJOR BRANDS n v "I quip WEDDING Co~'n, full skirt, Beautilul, ~bred mini&-ENG. Couple ~k y,'Ofk U.S. DIYfn tankl tr.··•· ,$59 lon .. alva &: train, like new, tures. $25. * ~ share exp. on priv. Ail. Aao Many Import.I At U.S. Otven l'l!tulatof'I fr S40 .... ONLY 2 I tt dorabl Hawaii JuJy-Auz 5.1l-693lt BIG DISCOUNTS New Nylon lined Wet Sui!:! sz 8. Aslo veU and hoop slip. e ~ A e, EVERYTHING IN MUSIC low u ...•.•• , .•...• S39J6 646-1097 aft 5 wk d y •, healt!'Y .Ge~a,!_Shepherd OWENS 1966 V.G. Cond. Beach Music Center °:toQUm :~.~ ~k~.£~95 anytime wknda. p~~;AN'";;HERD ~~:.' ~~~-m~ radio * PREE . * Pups, AKC Reg'd. Black &. 12· TR! HULL Bay n--t Da.ily 12 noon till 9, Sat, 9-5 4535 W. C.OUt Htahway 10" Wiilel fo~ hofltessin1 a tan, 6 wt?tk. !145-4682 2ll7 s ; ·-s A -• 17404 Beach Blvd. (Hwy, 39) Newport Beach f13.5+10 :if.cJ:rty, For inlo call GERMAN S h e Ph er d 7 . ....,'54~ 1~ mi !IO. San Dleco Fwy. Velzy 9'1 Surfboard · months male AKC all shots, 16' OUTBOARD w/cabin, 75 lluntington Beach 8"7-8536 Mus~1 $25 REDECORATING'! Gtl a Sacril.ice S35. 546-11~1 elec Jhiun, lrg tlr. of90 Costa 0 R I G I N A L p r o t otyp 1rce estimate on Vinyl and PUG Pu i AKC 5 1'1esa St., Cltt 548-9332 'MPNnt old German Shep. Fender Jaiuar Gui I a r surfboard. Gordie, 9 '6". Llnoleum. Llc. Cont . pp es, · _rea .• -and 3 month old part Soot-w/amp $95. Will take trans $50 or best oUer. Call 50-7212 \\"ks old. Cs.I Joyce ;)(G-1301 tie. Had ahotl. DK2 Birch ........ in trade. 515 Hamilton, 962--61M Hunti""ton Beach. UR or 53S-Sl36 Sollboat1 9010 St. &/2l ....--... GE maple hutch, xlnt y •·-h· T ~ 1 al CM SALE oond Qriclnally SfiCKl S200 or"" ire e.-.-,er. em e, MESA Verde Art!a Your . SURFBOARD bo .:.., f u· . . 8 mo'.r.: old, AKC. Show KITE # GO choice of pretty long haired DRUJ\f !IE't, flingerland, clld-$110 7'6 Fla,vless Har ur ~l·~ or prac ce piano. quality. &16-8!28 cat, and 4 cute glossy klt-jan cymbals, make otter. Rapier. othen:. 84~1 1 0 . B"LA~CK~-m-al"',----c"---p.-p-p;-.,-.1 G d C "'itlon tens 540-2S14 6/21 842-1324 SURFBOARD. 7' Removable li AL. aquarium, all acees. 1 min. & 1 toy, 12 wit'! old 00 onu . DRUMS: ~n. a 11 v e r tinn. $50. & fish, $50~Al """" AKC. Call 545-6003 with delly VERY Nice looking kitties 1 ipkJe. 5 piece l yr. old. $800. lit 54~2152 * '" ._, $550. wka old gray-wh. ln11:. hair Ml-65&5 DIAMOND pierct'd eanings. TINY A1a~e Chihuahua 6 wks 642_2111 .. to",~· hm. all •1'21' =D=R=u~M~S~.-,.~t--cLud--cw-,t~,-.. ~or""t Ml1cell1neou1 MOO Perl., Dawles.1. Coat $423. old, white wlfawn ~ts -~~ _........, with cues i. cymbals. sell S150 cash. 6i;>-(lll _A=K~C="-....,.--,~~--1 S••• $200 en New Kfte 9 AIONTil old female Part toy Collie needs cood home prefm'&bly with children. 673-1563 ~ 497-1642 ~ d'h TWO, male, black It tan Green. full cov. Used ll!ls 0 DWfOND cocktail rinz, ap. Dachshund. Champ.sired. "t>iaii 6 hrs. -Pvt PiY. (i'tb ELECTRIC Guitar in Exctl. re& tC praiaed $775. sacrifice $300. 6 weekll. sts.6059 459-«&. Cond. for tnlo call 673-3600 I===~~~---~ BOX spri11111 and mattresll, Overatufied chair. 427 E. Bay, Balboa Bet. 10 am & of pm. 6/24 SUPER cute kitttns,7 wk1. old. 2 caJlco. 2 Ol'Mie tab- by, weaned &: hsbrkn. MS-3520 6123 642--7623 ~===-~~-~--!POODLE pups, b I a ck SLOOP 24'. cabin, 1tar rig, Fashion WiCJI MOVlNG : w •hr ID r Yr . miniature AKC $7:>. Seacull 5 hp. dinahy. & DRUM SET Like n"' Slin-* Permanenl Curl Pa ttern chalni, Tables. Din. set, 54"230 moorina. $2300. 6 3 3. 3 I 9 0 gerland COMPLETE. $190 • ,.._n "-: washed like line h.wn ~Ip. misc. 642-1085 eves. 56 ....... "" MIN. Schnauzers. AKC or make ofle.r 644-01 Unserle RUMilAGE SALE 6 \VeekB, males. 12· TIKI cat, new ma.in iail Pl1not & Or91ns 1130 ! ~i~~la~e·c;~z~Y Jun~~\~, l~;:~rti.5:30 $50 to $90. 8.lH074 ~al~~;:i2~50-Aux. aval.I. •·•a"-r or humidity BIG I th ha' • 6, h POMERIAN Pup!. Ch sired, , -~==~===~-I GULBRANSEN ""' ea er c 1r a COtlC , -HOURLY RENT"• * Shown in home or 11\op . • ' AKC res. Beaut. females, ~ ORGANS ~~ COMtnlc:tion. $50. somf!. have shot!. 642-7»4 * Rhodes 19's * 2 BEAUTif'UL champagne WURLIIlER Ramona MeCllnlicl; Fun Zone Boat Ce. a.Jbot. kittens male~. I wka. allO I PIANOS & ORGANS 107 21lHI St., NB 673-73ll BOYS clothes, 14-IS, xlnt Hor... ll30 L100-14 No. 2M3 ex. t<Ond. tiger striped. Weaned t. P!MOJ Ir; Organs Rented OPEN DAll.Y &.. SUNDAY cond, SOc-$,j, Golf carts SJISH--~-1.AN--D-Po--~---.th-DoUy. Ncrth 1&il11, eovtt, trained. Call 54;....1818 6123 EVERYTJilNG IN MUSIC e CLOSED SATURDAY e ea. r.1on, 23rd. 494-7797 ,.,, ny, Ii"""' W1 othf!.r extru. $1285. ~1739 children. NEED food, sheittr for FA~f!LY TREASURE CARPE! all 51)'!ea and E'?I· * 548.-0952 * FLIPPER. Sail No. 369, ex. abandoned skinny .)'t.lloiv Beach Mus1'c Center (.fOUSE 528 El Camino Rl'lal ors. f rl'(' estimate. Llc.1~=~-=~-~~ cellenl condition s 215. manx & n1a1te11e k wht kll· (formuly 0 Sil James Cont. 54G-1282 . AQHA Re11:. Fil~)'. grnd nat'I 64~ ten. 54()..6183 until 4 p.m. F1c:lo""' Sales &. Strvice To"·n Shopp. Center. Tus. REl-~GERATOR $40. Gaa chmp &lock. $1000 or best COLUMBIA 15, fibrellus MUST find li iood homes for Dally J:i.J noon 'til 9. Sat ~ Sellin: new &:: used oriainals Stove $20. Iron Lounge 512. offer. 83i-50S8 sloop. trlr., 14 extras. $1,tl130. mother and 4 kittena, II wks. lTt!M Stach Blvd., (H\\'Y l9) of famous des i V n e rs· Deck Chairs $3. 548-8652 TRANSPORTATION 642-521.f: 642-n87 0 J d , Hou 1 e broken. D' ~... Ladles, Eir111, children's, ap-Box Spring &. Mattress LIDO 14 No. ~.1 w/tr'·. ·~ "93 6/24 i1,i ml. So. San iea:o •""T· ....... ,, Ba""-, shoes Ir; an-& h 9000 -" ~ Huntina:ton Beach 847-.3536 _.. ~ •" never u!oed ... t1 Y tc ts Excellent conditkln. 2 .,..,. t I ci u es on consignment. •"~"' N\~l• ,.. NEEDS home · Himalayan JUNE SALEftl ,,..,,.....,.,.. new. 51339. 545-3985 Eves Siamese seal pt. male ~ 111 _ ••• l32--027l Girl's 20" blke $10. NEEDS ENGINE 30 ft . mo. Daddy kicldna: him out. Factory authorized clearance 3021 Clevel&nd Ave. Sportfisher, 10 ft. drafl. 13' ?o.tETCALl ... with 2 sails, 835--0514. 6/24 of averaae. returrur & demos Extrcycle. xlnt cond Sl25. Costa ltfP.l!a com J) letey fiberglassed. new mast le boom . Poer PRE'ITY amber &. white 4 Pianos &: Ora:ans. Practice Alma executive desk, 6'x3', Tran110m stem, open trailer. S150. 646--6121 mo. old girl kit 1 y. pia.nos. new walnut aplnet oiled ,,.·a\nut finish. $l50. See lttUsr Hll tape r;ecorer, cockpit, trunk cabin, full 22· STAR Sailbof.t. Xlnt 83~74. 6124 pianos, ne1v .ti used Grandi Sat attn or all d1y Sun, 507 1'1arlln iUitar. opa: d nner galley, fully equipped for cond. Otluxe trailer & demo Baldwin Ortan1 Avenida Largo. NB (Ir ca.II 1 -.:"~-"~';· ~*,_;64-.:Z-~7~1~06'-~--.I f i 1 h Ing. RAdlo • telrphone $1650 LI l.fU2 FREE FREE FREE 3·KIT· really &: truly on money 644-2641 8' CUSl'OM s urfboard trftnsdueer, Sfl'f! at Mooring NE\V Gluton Alpha 151 and TENS, TRAINED. saving SALE!! Get In on perf,ct condltlcn; I year old No. A99. ··c" Street. Ne\vpt Shoreline trailer. 5700. 546-5155 6/24 the b~ dcal8 i t; , ~VAN. All aluminum .1 ,,:$50=.,·="=7~...,.,-'_~~-,,,-,,--. Bch. or call (714) 546-8679 213: ~-9026 eves. ADORABLE Ptnian kittenl, WARDS BALD\VIN STUDIO Ideal tor 1tcraf' or RIDERS \vanted vie Wu:ner DON'T JUST WISH for some. 7 "'ks. old. weaned and 1119 Newport, C.?\1. 642-3434 v.'Orkihop. $ 3;; o . Call l Brkhurst to 6th I.: Spnni, thlnt to fumlah your home ~~~~~baa~ hsebrkn, 968-1907 6124 HAl\1MOND -Steinway · Ya· 543-373& LA. Leave 7 AM 839-5T97 ... find sreat buys in te> listen to the phone rina! 5 ADORABLE kitten."!, take maha • tM!w & used pla~LLA-'-"D~IE""s'-,~v=h~;t-,-,.-,~.~.~,,-a-Clas Uied Arh. one or a11 five. Call ?ttr. or of all m~el'i. Best buys 1n mond Ir. sapphire rlni. Misc. WantH 1610 day's 5 OON'TJUSTW?::iiiforlOJM. r.tn. Trimble, 496-1970 6/ll So. Calif. nght ne~. Value Slll5--u.crifice close I----------· INO matter what it is, }'01.l thine to fumiah your home MALE Kitten lree to _.... SO IJ\lfDT MUSIC CO., r .. tale $4?5 644-l944 alt 6 can 11l1 II WiU. a DAn. Y . . . find creat buy1 tft to- 6""" 1907 N r.1ain · WE PAY MORE PILOT WANT AD!! 8fUi678 day'• Ousifi~ Ads. homf!.. 646-7991. Very af· · ' Pl\1 1.;..:.=-==~~==~-1-..;-====-"'-=.I Sflnta Ana 1r fectionate. 6/24 1 ----~o=====--O'KEEFf.; k MERIUT G11 CASH 7 ADORABLE puppi e a , lMf WURLITZER Cook Top Ii dbl o\-en, turq. pculbly Cock ·a-poo. CONCERT ORGAN Sl'il Holtman 21' TV Bl\V, 536-7831 6123 32 Note pedals. Leu than 3 bind cabinet $23. 2010 Con.. month& old. Pa.Id Sdli -Unent&I CM. 642-MlO FREE to rGOd home -pup-Asking $3250. See. at: NEWPORT Beach Tenni1 pies, 3 male, 6 v.·ks., mixed Goul' Music Com~ny breed. li4&-3955 • ,..... Club family litembenhl,. ==-,=--,,--.,.-,12045 No. t.1a.in, SA ~7~1 fJIO. ($300 below cost!. Yov FREE kltttNl lo I 0 0 d pr l N 0 And Bench pay trans. fee . SJl-1469 rar fimil~. appliances. co.lond TV, stereos and an· tiques. 011v er ni1hl 636-1620 hOmeg. 536-2.ti.l GulbnNen. Walnut finish DODGE ·57 xlnt trans 111 like new. 2S2.ll LlttJtton Pl, "'"T, Riff. 11;.o. rtiu1lc $ WE IUY $ f'P'Ri.ffi kittens looki'11 CM ., · · eenl•r. hi-fi, TV, radio, for happy home. Please call BALD\YJN Acrosonlc French S175. Lt ~207 613-1071 p ~-$ FURNITURE $ PfOv, Spinet iano. '"""'1 Quality king btd, quilttd, PPLI "NCES BE thr proud o\vner or a ~~ 51150. sell ror S®. ltlr. Complete, unused m: \\'OJ1h A "" . Siamelll! kitten, 5 adorable 6 rugs. 646-449' or 546-2'r:ill i~·. Aftor 5 er l\''·-.as, c.1., TV't-'1•n•'-st.,..·, k old '--..... ••i:.• !/"" ~ ru"" I Pl•c• ., H•vM '1111 "'' s. • •n:'<'.. ,,..\1"'0...,., u STORY l Clark spinet. JUst 141--0606 CASH IN It MINUTES FIVE Doa-lovl"" t"°' kit· g yn. old. l42S cuh.1 SEVEJiA--~-L-q_ua.,t";1y-,",.;p-1=too=. • r• 1.45' I • tena 7 wb old, long or ~ Ml--2561 t!a.ch or tndt> for Qual turn. .,,-• -~··t-hai ..... ,._ 7440 G/21 w=~. T d I .,...,. .. ...or \VVRlJTZER spinet pla.no appl. colored TV, er T ~~JLv-~ run e • CALI('() kitten, to the couple who saw her Tuelday. $25(1. Telefunken ~rbln-&C--21711 rim, duplei.-corntr P'OUtil tlo Ix -·--'=~~~~~-~-~ or convt.. IClfa. Good cond. Small classified ads doa bi Jling job. -· - • l.uigaae Anliquc5-Reaaon- 11blr priCf's. From JO a .m. to 6 p.m. Sal & Sun Antl,u•• 1110 -1121 ----'-'-----...;:.:.;..; BLACK Calleo kitten and nm er -~" 1~ 1'T f'rilidalrt, clean A PIANO WANTED _,., 135. Bodroom .u1te1,,,.cm1,,;y.,:=,..._~""~~-,~ •H -ff Dr WXN'fED! Ufed 3 1pd or 10 (2131 1117-lalli Pvt P&rQt 'f-'·~-~..... anever . Try onel '54 DO DGE Pickup. '58 Plymouth • f'urn .. mo""'"· motors, .t. many othrr l!rmt'. ~1111 Only . 2027 On.nae. c.~t. FRl-SAT .SUN l°" TV, drop leaf table, elec kn If,. 1uburn #ii. •ciuarium1 111 ~ulp. .Ii; household £'OO(ls. Sf' Pitrpont, CM. SfO-Q!1 JUST arrlwd roil ~ de'k"' 11nowhllll kitten. 3 mimthl china clo~ets, hall tr.ta, old. 138-4493 6111 round ~ tablet, braN bedl CUtE Kltt.M ,,.-e._ned • etc. C.01ni Wt. Set 11 lAr· Muebroktn. ~ C/23 ry t.forsan AntlqU1J1. 1Cl!I -·:·o-.,-.,,.,.--,-,-=.,. Nev..-11. 8 I v d • ru POODU: 3 inO. ~d. aho11 '4-00 . ~-Wl-lttl 112:1 !\ING Louia XTV, 9 JK! .tin StAM~t Cat. ftn'tllt Stal room set. Xhtt mrwt. SO P9IJrt. ~ 1/21 Ytan Gld. l'rY , r I y . JlRf Jfeat """'' I ~b. 1132-(1~1 81d. MJ...ms l/n WANTED C.M. epd blc)'de, al.80 UM!d teMis racqueta. 613-0665 SPINETS A GAANDS MOMIS El'.\I 6 ft'ln.. sas. 2 WANTED: 'h1n strolln• in 531-3l20 l'ftO. lhep. Cl'Cll p u p ' M''i Lieb hOuM Ume, Bis> WI-Nil iood mnditlon. Call 131-*2 l"!lt .. lec:Uol\ •vtTI Ste ttie 1 '11HO"°"~E~m'-1c11=i.,-,1"1'0,.,.... "'A"nu"'·.,,.-I ·;;:-""'~-;;--;;;;;;;:;--;;;;;;:-;~.J~-->:r DAlt.Y PrLOT Ot...Wtf alack lm« cab. S l'C· m 1 DAlt.Y Pn.oT OJMl;.A- tectltn NOW! Mt-8.liG lJNES. You can use lhe1n Pt.AC!! your ~t d .,.'ht'r9 li11 iikf 125. Sk&te1 5% a fo.i J~t PtMltt a da.Y. Dial ..... 1642·5671 \My •t• lOOktrw -DAtl.Y l \i •••. flunk F"#t.mtl CO.S.TI 18,972 PILOT clat1Ultd Kl..sl?S $1..5. Roclctr SC. $$-2103 \Vhlte elfpl\tnts! DimwJini -'---------------...J -------_ ... _ ----- .. ----·~ -··-·---·----~--~----·~~~------·-_..,.._...._~-~~--------., ). r .1;, ,, ' S1luof1Y,_ .ltttlt· ll, _1'69 T~PO•TATION TUNS~~~!-~ rwi11o~ii:?16N ' TUNSPo•TATION t!iAHsl'01tTA'riON r.n ... ' ... 11'"'sioo~•T-'A-'t""JO""N_ ~TR~A~N!!_Sl'O~ll~TA~Tl~·~:;;r~~~~~!:::T!J~ $_!!i'tllt . fQlO ... tSlleMM<t•i fOU AuteToolt&·"""P'410 Dune lueel" 9525 IMP!rtN··""'": , _,,,,,.,...._Autos' '-lmpsrlN AUl9t w lmported ""'°'· -lmportN Aulot -ff~ p!~!~~~,"' .. "" ~~L;E .. ,~~ .. :.::i:;·~ ·•16~'& auGGY •. FIAT, • I . 11itGB su~u voucswAaEJil · VOLKSWAGIN IUIU • Call -piloJ. Cood ·~: Darnll ROid & R~•Y ,equipped. ...:. '''-'Jell' ... ~I * .. , ... M ... B 196T VIV SundW cam-. ·ee vw -........ ,. 64W838 ' Hanllop "'1th •klo curtAlns. "I • • .... ,., "" Subaru af Calif. ~· ... . ft&Ye yoq been •rchllle In * DOCK t-or power boat 19' ,., • Uc. Noi UVRUT Sport Cou~5 ">port Red. 1 •DS1R xlnt t'Ond. 14,000 muff. * Good student tranaportaUOn vain tor weeks or perhaps 'or leu , $1.50 tNr ft. 5-1g...s.i18 9450 $!'9S He.rd. to llnd ~autotnoblle.' 4 ~ • lnc ....... ~Q Div. &13-2267 67:J..2.'i78 1nonths ror that na"'IC'&S, Se I 90J7 Tr1flert,, UJ{Qty. I .IU3l If¥ new. R1dlo, Pirel· Rtd. Not j111t a uatd car bul $1297 POE l;es=vw=5tz11=.,..-. .. -,~k-. ~Ex-.-.. -nd~. '64 vw. new 1600 cma: .. gu1r., nntly ltppossiblc boat ! Are lolt rv c" · TRADE w .uWlty for .an10LIJ Ila. Savwi 1S000.1: a tully reconditioned MGR Opt equip S30. l"l't.la:ht $14.50 Extraa. \VatT. t."'000 ml. new Int.. RteMO, XLN7 you tired ot looktrla al O\'l!I' SKIPPER. -Available fOI" horse trailer. OK tor Weilb $"5'5 with wiro whiecla. A1lo '61 li&OOlln& $49. net. $µ:90.50 P.fake off"r. 646-3301 t_"tlnd. 6'73-66M priced, u,,ed, abused, be•l nnnv 54.i.78'13 6 t.1GB le. (3) '67 f\.fGB's. Pa.y· + ...._ __ M .. 1 ,_ .... GS = •• S nd'·' and ffith)', neglected boats! cruia or ma.lntfnance. rv·v· Autboriled rtat Dtaleor ment• to suit. ~~ ..,,.. -..n;enaov 19M VW. Xlnt c:olld. ' vw Bus, 'uo u ..., Then you must be a knowl· •54&-3561* I. J. SPORTSCAR Authorlttd rtat Dealer lOOO~! ll~:fu:·S. New 0palayn,1.61~1.,1!;,..S950. ~~~~8ssre&~t~'1' Slf(KJ, "'•···'··~··crltnlnaUnu Truck• 9500 ' c1---R B. J. SflORTSCAR ~~·· buyer with a taste for' tht lolt-Y1cht nlli SUNB M. 63 VOLKSWAGEN, loaded ·~ VW Bu11, new engine, liner lhln1s of life. Charters 9039 '62 CHEV pickup. ~rrt 2833 Harbor Blvd1 CIN. EA with goodies e\•ecy teenaaer 'brakes, tltts, Sl251J, You lllURt gee the KAI NUT. C.vtrhaul f'I'?& .l triu\.-1, aood Costa Meu 540-'491 283.l Harbor Blvd. / I M&-4199 * 615-1231 * An Islander 32 in the most BLUEWATER OlARTERS dUferentlal, lireR, ~' ton ,....1!Jtandi"< """'· ,67 Fial Costa Me$a ~().4491 * '66 SUNBEAM oves! VW ba k 1 1 :spqtleu, llawlellS t.'Ondition U Orlve Sall or Power bf'd. '''recked·must be to\v. ""' ., ,.., '67 square c • "n of any tm.t you. have ever Skip local ipbrt fifhln& ed away. S22S. -400.tm 34~1 Eltt. 66 or 67 850 Cl'@, Bluie, under 17,000 MG TIGiER PLANNING to move? You'll cond. low mil. Must sell, seen, Gleami1'& chronte rif. 1-larbor cruises 2C hrs 1970 HARBOR BLVD. ml. $1150 Owner moat ell! Sales, Strvice, Pllrta find an amutnr number of tl1AKE OFFER. 494-2515 \n;:s, and rich vllt'nished 646-9000 1967 DODCE Van. big 6, COSl'A f\.IESA 673--0311 tmmtdlat@ Delfvtry, Poppy wJ, Mag ,.,.heels, VS, homes iii today's CWUied teak trim a~-centuate this CAl. 24 for CHARTER n'~. ~~ ~~l~nd. Dune Buggy Show S•ft '58 f'IAT Conwrtibl-,-,,...-Ail Modeli '11~' Also 166 & '67 A~·1:.A;d<:;,',;Cboc;:2~:;1he;m;;:.:,":=-'°'";,·""'._:..,;D;A;;IL;Y=P,;;nm~=W=ANT=i,AD:;Sd! 11parkl:i111 'vhlte libtrgh:1.s $30 Day·Sl80 'Vet>k Bodies from SJ49. Chauis fng:ine, tirts, paint. $500. ~ c~~~~~~~~~ hull, as she reals In the slip * 846-2957 * 1967 FORD. F 100 Ttu~. 6 from $249. Chrome roll bar1, Will conalder offer. 6U4380 tlo"ned·SUnbeama, PaymentaJ-l;.;.;::;::;;.;;:. .-,,.-',-'---"--------- or sa:llR the beautiful blue cyl. 3 spd 1'lllck, 20,000 ml. $14.95. La Paz Dune Buggy lo ' it Xlnl d 11500 ,..,... ~"' au . , • Pacific to enchanting Cata· Bo1t Storqe 9041 • con · · """"""'"" Supermarket, 3623 W. War-GLAS Authorized Fiat J)!aler lina fo1· one of ltl06e. out of * SHELLS * ner. $.A. 546-Kl45. O[len Sat, 8 J SPORTSCAR this world Wffkends. Her BOAT STORAGE Slightly daniage<l/cheap._ Sun. 1961 GLAS l'fOO CC. DOHC. SlQC W. Oout H-., N.S. • • A. ' snow white sails arid color. Sail or Power up lo 20' · f'eno-839-1800 ~-'8"°.°"0°"U°"N"'E'"bu=g-.,'"."'i"·i"be",.."1"":::': I Very clean. MuRt sell Rff l "2-94(1S ~J S40.l7&4 \;.ENTER · tut spiMAker make you ed yard. Newport 81.yfront. • metal IJake 1.M. •. $1250. Must sell this week <213j -· !I -m·J proud to be the captain. Monthly rate11 lnelude .. ' PA~-:;( ci/EVTON Call M.s-4001 .,.,.,,, llE.2-1841 tives. or 642-2623 Autborl:ed fi1G Dealer Costa Mesa' .,.~91 Loaded wi th exlnll!. Roller Use or Hoist '65 MGB wire whla. OD new Reefi~. Genoa, Spinnaker, LaunchiJ¥.;. $675· S4!Ht788 -Bob Imported Autos 9600 JAGUAR lop, 11pbot 30k mi, XCL Oppisail.. (speedometer), Call Anhlony·~ '60 EL CAJ\II NO. 283 auto, • ~ --n1f'ch. ~1550 546-0897 \Vind Dit'f'ction Indicator and 839-2281 Rill. $225 cash. 645-L'.l!i4 alt ALFA ROMEO Tachometf'r. lier cabin in· 3:30 Pf\.f -'6'1 JAG. 4.2. 30,000 ~11. OflEL terior \Vood Is riL-h niahog. Mobile Homes 9200 I --,1"962~1°"N=r"E°'RN°"'ccA:T"IO~N~AccL- an)' with a fumitUJ'\" fini~h. SCOUT 1 , ... ~1 dr. VB. O.D. Hiller rana-e and oven. plus GREENL. EAF ~,.,.paint. E,·es. 548-2670 electric eooklnc. Plush car· pet!, Slereo. Ship to Shore JHps 9510 AI.t'A Romeo 1965 Sprint G.T. 1600 ce 01-IOC. 4 wheel disc brakes, radio. ele<: antenna. \Vhl \\'/ black iut. \Vire \vheels. $3200. Oria;. O\VllE'l'. 4SM680 '66 OPEL \Vagon, 21.000 mt. KARMANN GHI • Exception<l rond. Must"" A by'wknd. 968·1797 radio. dittction finder, and PARK 64·1-u:il '62 KARMANN Ghia low ml 1960 O~i Sta w-... Very A~L~F~A~R~o-.,-,.-.,~C"°TV°'.""'R,,-,e"'d 1 new radial tirts 1i.' ivheeii1'. cl~an. WUJ take trade. $T~. '6' Jeep W•go.tr 1967. Completely cherry New .. int. AJki .. ,,. IUOO. ~la J-lanillton. CM. 812 6 · P/S · Sharp. SVE368 '"" thl't.1-out. Ne1v clut ch, Priv party. 646-9&41 TOYOTA TOYOTA ~$ SAVE s ExKutlva Car S•la Hurry While Thty Ledl ELMORE TOYOTA -15300 BEACH BOULEVARD WESTMINSTER PHONE: 894·3322 depth indicator. UniVf'rsal A tomlc 4 economical engine v•ith only 185 holll'S. A to- tal of 9:! extras~ ). one O\vner boat that h11s had: the finest of care. }!al not been raced, rented, or chartered. If yo u l!l'I!' hard to please, see the KAI NUL o.t:eans "Great ~a" in Ha· waiianl. Brin; your 1Yife and family. (Even your mother In law will approve I. Priced for Immediate sall', $16,950. Bank te1·ms avail- able. Consider T.D. as part pay. Qi.vner. Wesley N. Tay. lot. Res. t7J4) 675-7957; Bus. (2131 879·0800. See ship at Swatea Anchoraae, Sllp 9, in clear. clean, cool Costa Mesa. Ne\v 92 spa.Ce Adult Park NOW OPEN! ~1obile Home Display l\1odels & Sain otticie Jocatf'd at Park. OPEN '67 Toyot• L•nd Crul11r ~6,·ch•lin•. _, sn-"""O, PORSCHE H ~ All •-·· TXY988 '" •-~ FOR "'" Kannan Ghl& in.top · exu-Lli, 337_32:>4 ---------• SAVE S. I,:;,::;;======~ Convt. l!bS. New tires, l'W'll 646-9io'I Dir. AUSTIN go."1. S<OO. 64M947 '67 LAND Rovt>r, xlnt cond! ========= 37 to choose from, 1Arse1t fJeuluw 1966 Harbor, r~W.!rJ: A N N I V E R S A RY BILL MAXEY • PORSCHES 9 AM TO 6 PM ACCENT MOBILE ean MERCEDES BENZ "'"""" 01 ..,.i1ty u.sed S3800. 538-7035 arter 6 ,sur.1~tE:R car: Ye 11 ow Por1;ehes in Sottthem Cal· fl.m. Austin Healy 1000. Lido en~. ,67 Mercecftl ltnz 2JOS iforni11. :_~vas top. '59 -$600. 54195 HOME SALB 1750 Whittier Ave Costa Mesa 714: 642-1350 2883 .BaYJhore Dr., Ntwpart. I ~!!!!~!!1!!!!!'!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Owner aboard Sat & Sun. '65 CASA LOMA mobile ALBERG 35 S \Vatts sail~ I [ot & Cold sho\\'er radio-optlsa U-etc. Sl8,S88 e PACJFIC YACHT SALESAi 3416 Via Opot1o, Newport 213: 597-5568 TI4: 673-1570 home. Double 8 x 40, Pennsylvanlo Executor. l\-fust sell to settle es~te. Sacrifi~ at $1000.partly rurnf!;hed. OtM'n Hou~ st No, 34 Lido Village, 100 Lido Park Dr., NB. j\1on k Tue~. June 23rd & 24th a.ftt>r a p.m. No children. DELUXE dbl \Vlde. ne!IY adult park. Costa ~Jesa. C1mpsrs 9S20 '66 VW CAMPER Pop-top, 1Plit seal with side tent. Lovv mlleai;c. Fully equipped. ~K~OO. $2399 O~I~, ,,, .. 5~9-3031 Ext. 66 or 67 1970 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA ~1ESA A1,·ning, skirting & util CAMPER CORONADO 23 shed. Imme(! pos~. Eves & Siles • Rentals wknds, 646-4660 Authorized Dealer LIDO Park, Lovely trailer & Eldorado -Four \Vinds In _thr water dt>monstration cabana 2 bdr, Bay vie\I'. Scot5rnan . Barracuda this 'vcekcnd: ADULTS. patio S8 ,950 . 8' Cabover Low Mo • 2 lo chOO!<e from • 673-3429 & 673-3524 645-0110 $199 AUSTIN HEAl.EY * '67 AUSTIN HEALEY Sprite. CoJorado red A real spo11Y gas u\·er. Or -10 l\fore ttconditioncd spor11 cars 10 choose fron1. Authorized F'lat Dealer B. J. SPORTSCAR CENTER ~33 tlarbor Blvd, Co~tii. il-1esa 54().4491 '59 AUSTIN Heal~y. 6 Cyl. O'drivP., \Vh'C whls, hard & sof1 tops. 642-367j BMW '60 Btl!\V. Good Condition. 34 miles per 1allon! $2JO -or best oner. 5-18-3072 Eve:i1 & \\lc.-k('nds DATSUN Ebony hlack finish \Yith plush full leather Interior. All J\.f.B. aCCf'ssories lnclud· in~ auto trans, powt!'r Riter, J1rt11 po 11 Jhnp Lll I'.• brlffi, 11'indowa I: FACTORY llOO \V CoaRi H 1\IR CONDITIONING. Abgo. Ne\i·Port Beac;7" lnte!y flawleas condition. &LJ.9-ffi5 540-1'1'64 ~tric.tly. for the dlscriminal· Authorized MG Dealtr lnG: 1nd1vlduaJ. J1 rlllPLlt I Jli11po11 ~, 31!XI 'V. Coa.t1t Hwy., N.8. 6t2·9403 54().li64 Authorized il-1G De~ 0 1 ;,n~~ County ~ L<1r9e~t S('lecl1011 New & U~f'<i Mer ~ede~ 81_•+11 Jim Siemon• Imps. Warn1:1 & Maui St. '61 Porsche 912 T1r91 Special canary yeJlow !iniRh with black inlt>lior. A 11 Port1che extra11. Only lT,000 miles. Showroom fresh. J 2rlll1J L1t I 31111por1 s 3100 \V. Coast HW)• .• N.B. &12.9405 5~6-176~ Authorized MG Dealer '66 Por1~h• 912 Coupe ExcepUonally clean. AM/1-'M, chrome 1~·heels. tanitrine San•-~ 11. ... "' 1;,4A.dl 1tl ""'o=::==:o===:=l '"'/blk inter. Every poulble JOO SE Merc@de11 Benz Sedan r.xtra. Musi see & drive 'o "66, Leather int, elcc. liUll· believe. roor. immac. corxt. $4200. 6·l2-9899 or 546·6909 ITIOIYIOIT~ 18181 BEACH BLVD. Hunt. BHch 147.a5S5 J n1i N. or Coa.-;t 1!1vy. on Bc-h 1968 TOYOTA :. H•rdtop Coupe $1695.00 Lie. l\o. \VIF578 894-3320 Dir TOYOTA Jl l':ADQUARTBRS ELMORE 15300 Bea.eh Blvd, \V11tmnRtr Phone 894-3322 1969 TOYOTA Station Wagon $1795.00 Lie. No. XNL-?66 89·1-3320 Dir TRIUMPH '68 TR 250 $259S '"'!~~~!!!!!!!!!!~'!'!''.""" IHIGH Q UALITY X~'T l>lodel # COO 1: -1·'!nd . ti cl.o;ts CoolC'I" Sp ren! Theodore DiNGHYS •...•••. $39 & up 13> lrnmod ""'· 642-4664 ROBINS FORD ·~3 DATSUN fRAILERS • •• .. .. ~OC. & up Bii:-sMan, 96 hp, overhead '68 251).S <Bia" 4 Dr. Sedanl Afr-wnd, el~ w Ind ow a , AM-FPt1. ~.300. 54!1--2144 private party. J1 rt upnrr il111p n11 • .. 6 cyl. Rdstr. Brg. blk inter. radial, AJ\.1 i F"M. Beautiful thruouL J2rtupo 1 r 31111 p n rt ,, LIDO 14 -....••... $S9j '59 UNTVERSAL 1 0 x 5 0 . 2060 Harbor Bh;d. C8lll eng., dlr, 4 spd, radio, 12 rT SAIL ....... S29J partly furn. E.'<cr.: rond. Costa f',Jr.sa SU.0010 hrater. \\P~lv ti res, loader!! TO:\ICAT 80.\TS .'\c1ult park. $3900. 646-727t; 3:!00 ~1ile~. und('r factory 261 4 Npt Blvd. NB 673-2-t-00 S' TURNPIKE, fully equip· TRUCK & ca1np<!'r $1500. ·s.i warranty. B<1i to fine. $1775. ·' N t / b s··c-Foo" I A l L · i Take Si5 cash dels, or oJdt?r '58 fltERC~DE.5 190, new Int. &J~~W. Cout Hwy.~i~64 ~~~1;,,~·~~~ 64~.,:i~ fJ n d • Authorized MG · Dealer 3100 W. Cout Hwy:, N.B.' fLlPPr'Jl g It ao·klni blue peu 1 o over ca . "°"· u, o'vner, -. ge pie ~ &12 1613 Ii ' . d 1917 N i ca.r. LBD 8025. Call Bill & white, fbttls. xlnt i.;ond, -1 " \\'Ill O\\'. c 1Y po r ' '67 POJtSOIE 911 s 6n.94ro 540.I"l&t #134. Fact instal rub rail, 10X50 2 Bdrm iii quiet adult Blvd., C.l\L 545-0634. hoisting rings, oarlock fil. park. Crpl!!, dl115. l\1ust * J'A~I-TOPS * ORANGE COUNTY'S 1953 ~ERCEDES Beni 300. DRAFTED. All ext ra s , Authorized li-ICT De.tier f~·~SIC. SlOOO or bei;I offer, BohAlllll ycl , ... , blk int.10·"' .. ~""T"'R°"Ju"'~~,P=H""""c"'T=-"'•"'+-.11 Una;ll. S3zj or best offer. sell! 3-18-86SO All steel shells. Snle5 & ren. NO. 1 "" 9-003S 67J-7.)22 1norninas British racing grn. !i!l'reo 494.nss =:::::::::::::::::::::= 1als. Sl·19 up. Buy rac!ory DATSUN DEALER 220 '61 MERCEDES Very '61) PORSOIE 911 26 OOO . tape, ~ nios ntl\". $Z800 clean. Ori& Ov.Tier • mi. Privat P"'1v ,,.A """I P~EN=c~u~J~N~, --'"·,.-,-,tr-.,~,--& Mini Bikes 9'275 dlreet 1010 So. H11rbor, SA . COT DATSUN * .''·'""" * ExtraR. Concourse, cond. 1 =~=·~--'·-=-~--~ registe1't'd. North s A I J : 59 CHEV P.U. 6 cyl IYf 1SS35 Beac.h Blvd. <."01 ........ 11•/trlr. Harrll.\· usc<l. j\IJNI bike, IH!'\v 5 hp eng.. Hhvay Cr u i 11 er shell -·KIUU $4900 646--0389 19;-,s TR-3 Sport c11r, meta1 top. 1virc \\·hcelR. r-.1ovln& • •• ,. • t J nd 114-Huntin<>lon Beach ;.J.;>O ne1\' pain . e:otct . co · .J camper. Good c on d. 84z.n8i or 546-0442 MG must sell $..'Wj. 644-01 81 Owner 21~: 37£..j(;S() ca~h. ~7516 548-5917 !-,====~====~ 26' E NDEAVOR r b I gs. i l\llNI Bille!;. Zebra ani.J 1068 9· 4 \Vinds Cab-<:1ver ENGLISH FORD RENAULT '63 ffi!Ufi1PI-I MK-3 SpiUire Tnco. Almost NC\\". "~ SI 4 $1300 stoop, gd cond. Shock built, ...... n1per. ceps . or i ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; i\.looring avail. $;;:; O O. ;,.iG-9032 1nake of!cr. 5 ~ 8 - 2 4 4 ::. ·I • . '~1 ~8 •GT ~0Uf)9 '60 RENAULT Caravellc. ~a~~~1~.U~~=· Call Mrs, ~Lntshtd in yello1v ~·~II\ blat·~ Body & int. nccdt work. 1~1\erk>r. Unbrllev;.01r co~t· l\1ech . ..-.f. $450. 847-5817 646-43i0 Showroon1 Condition: sPRITE, ~mall r a nl i I y cMo;.;..10c;.'..;'_,Y.;;<1..,•.;;• ___ 9300 '66 V\V Caniper, Contpl. 11ailbo11.1, Fiberg las. Like e TRAIL BIKE e oqp'd. Xlnt cond. j\lrR. Tap. new, 5700. E\"C'S. Gi~>-281i5 l9&1 Monda, 1011• tnilca{,:'.e. pan. 846-0666/67~...S9:hl pin SABOT $150 5~~;;4 LIDO 14 - l'oc1v hand trlr. 6i3-6i3:! SAaOT XCL cone(, new aUs $175. a36-6162 or 64·1-061J:; LIDO 1,1 SaHtm.t No. 413 good rondition. * 833-2'16< • Powtr Crui1er1 9020 Z2' SUPER Sport Jo'isherm1.11 '"Dc-C'[l \I" 289 Interceptor S::OOO. :J60S Lake ·Ave, NS. 0 H :l-2639 or !')'$5-0063 ~·1· KOHLER Kraft Cabin Cruiser. Chrysler ('U~. XCL Lund. S297J or off. Call 5<10-7832 24' CABIN Cruiser. 1962 VI, JS:i hp. bAit tnlc•. head. $1950 985--2974 LlKE NE\Y, all ftb. glau C.C. 19'-Galley. head, W/l:J"Jr. $32()(1, 5'4-5476 SpHd-Sk; Boats 9030 l·l' CURTCRAJol Nnabou1 fbrgl~ over plywd, tim \\·hi lrlt, .'>:Int cond. 1nal\Y xtras, !162--0469 before noon SKI boa.I, John110n :JS; bir., l'CTilOIC <..'llntrolr.: Complelely t'tlin., fibertlll.ll5 over wood. ~htkc ortcr. 642419:; 1:-i' SKI Boat. Elei:. SUI.rt 1i hp ' motor. R.t·liit'd. 'A'/lrlr. s~oo. -toMe:n &ft s. 16' FIBERGLASS boat, 65 hp motor&: trailer, $i;('Q. or any Na• otr. 642-2869 9' INBOARD Chri:i Crafl claule. 49 mod. v.'ith trailer. ~ comptetie. 673,.fOlt a..1 Mllnten•-*' JACK'S JJtctronlc ktvlce £1....ioai ....... ""'°"· T'llllW lnsttllaUon. 543-&lZt 'iAOIT 11\l lrtt. r "' I n t , vamf1h. 6: wood\\o'rk, Quality V.'Ork, !'!I.II! 5#--9i36 ·,. a11to., trail gear. $300. WANTED: Shell Camper 637"843 for I' bed truck. Preler Pullman. Good cond. 545-524j '68 TRIUMPH Bonneville. lo1v 1nileqe, paint & chron1e. Private pa 1· t y. C1mper Rtnt1l1 9522 * EXPLORER * 842-3872 ':;6 BSA A·IO; rebll. engine, Rem i-choppcd: ExceUen t condition. 642--3958 BRlDGE '68, 17a.cC. big sprocket It knobby, w/e)llra tire. $425. 147~2686 '66 TRIU?o+IPH 500. excel cond., 4000 mUes. $600. 67~1916 * 1869 HONDA * Ga CC. low mlleag:e $225 r•ash. 847-998;1 alt 6 p111 ·s:; BSA. 500 cc, t"IC\Y engine & C'lutch, $39.i. .. 499-2539 * .l.966 HONDA 90cc. Trail Bike auto. Call alter 6 pm 6'12-9938 low mL 1963 SSA 650 Thunderbolt Brand new Jan '60. 1700 mt Beat oner 61~ '61 BSA 441 $54:>. l4S.17<46 65Ue<: Triumph Bonneville 1960 rt·bullt ena, .t M \Y clutch, Nice. 49'-o'Z9$7 HONDA 90, bored to 10Sec. cut tor dJrt. ).1nt cond. Phont IS4--6512 Pvt pty. '87 TRIUt.IPH. brand new t>n1lne. 10111 or rl'll'On1t. 750 c:e. &16-~203 'IU YA?tfAHA Z"JO 1175. 64~27@ SALE! Honda :;o ~uper. dil't bike. gd. oond. $100, C&ll after !S Sl&--6020 '67 f!O?llt>A 30~ SCratnbkr, Xlnt COf'd. Ji7 Kit bamttl clutch 1¢;. 5*-1346 Aute..,,,IMt " l'•rtl vw Paa. front mt. II mo:Jl puta to buUd Dune lklnY· &st oUer. Darrtll 842--3138 By \\"ffk or month. Lu.'<url· OU!, Sleeps 6, Self contain- ed. l.i1ni\ed num!x-r. Call ~o<Jay. LEISURE RENTALS ~il41 642..fiGll, fi14 t 837-3809 For OaiJ.y Pilot \Van t Ad!! Dial 642-56i8 for RESULTS MOTOR HOMES FOR MOTORHOMES I 9215 ORANGE COUNTY'S VOLUME ENGLISH FORD DEALER SALES· SERVICE lion. Only 13.000 actual mdea. ~~=·=-=~-~~-DON'T JUSf \VISH for some· Locally o\\'ned & serviced, '61 RENAULT, good tires, lhlng to furnii;h )'Our home \Vire ,.,.heels AM/T1'M etc new battiery, runs Kood SUS. , .. f.lnd great buys in ~ lm1>eccable ihru oul~ ' · 5.16-7093 day's Cla.ssWcd Ads. "69 ?>10DELS Immedla,te delivt>ry L.ARGE: SELECTION ThltOdort ROBINS FORD ·2000 Harbor Blvd. CoRla ilieu 642·0010 FERRARI -----FERRARI Newport lmport1 Ltd. Qr. •nae Count:Y's only author· tzed det1de1 . SALES·S&RVICE·PARTS 3100 W. Coast H"')'· Newport Beach G42·9o&05 540· 1764 Authorized JVlG Dealer DAILY PILOT DU.IE·A· LL'IJES. You can u~ thl'm for just ~MleR a day. Dial 6'12·~78 J1rlup n 11 31111po11 .; 3100 \V, Coast Hwy., N.B. 612·9fro 54G-116C Authorized r-.tG Dealer 1962 MG netds rear end $250 541-SjS.'j MGB DRAFTED~ '66 l\-1 G 8 hardtop, 1•"irc wt.eel~. Fir~t Sl4j(J 1ake11. 536--8640 before 11 and 1ner /, IT"S Beach house time. Bi:- gc~t<fleleelloo evier? ~ the DAILY PILOT Classified section NOW! Imported Auto• 9600 lmDOrted Avt .. 9600 •••••••••••••••••••• : TIMl'TED BY : :llfl[Q]MPJL!J~l? : SEE DEAN LEWIS TODAY! • • '69 TOYOTA 'ROM '1790 • e llli SAVIN•S • : • EXECUTIVE CAR SALE NOWI • • 'H TOYOTA HARDTOP ··········--··-$20I' • • 'H VOLVO HDAN, A1t11aatlc ., ....... $n71 • I 41/2°/o BANK FINANCING • NiW TOYOTA MK II NOW ON DISflLA Y DEAN LEWIS • • • • • • . ....,,., . • Or•"I• Ctvf'lty T.,.tt • Vel'lt H4~t,.,_ Uf.f4'1 • • 1'H HARIOR IOUUYA•D, COSTA MISA • •••••••••••••••••••• I !=========="-'=''======~ Ntw C1n 9800New Cira 9100 GROTH CHEVROLET STOCK REDUCTION lh•p fr.m Our Ilg lnY•ntory o1 Mora Than 200 Lit• MIMl•I "OK" UMd C1r1. 1'11 Mikos I MM•fa. '66 FO•D Chlaxlt Sport Coup• $1299 V·8, auto .• tact. air, P.S., R & H, Really cold air & runs like a dre1un. Enjoy your vacation in a rieal SWINGER. STL120. I '61 CAMARO Sport C:eupt '999 1 Loaded "'1th Extras. Orialnal ""hite la<.'quer finish and black interior. Look forever and not find a nicer car. Stock No. 783A .. 'H PONTIAC: LeM .. 1 Spt. C:pc, $ 1499 V-8. auto .. radio, heater, P.S., P.8 .• P-wlnd., factory air cond., white · wall Uru. Ei!cCllent condltlOn lnilde and out. Ab· solute money back guarantee It not sati1fed. NNX 693. '6' IL CAMINO C"''°'" Plckop '2999 V-8, auto., P.S. Loaded with xtru and hss bttn driven only 250 mile!. Save hundreds on this one. 863A. '61 PONTIAC c:...i1 .. 519. w ... s999 V-8. au lo., MH, P.S.,· P.B .• tact. air cond.. Real cold air cond. T&lce the whole famUy on a vacat1on a.nd enjoy It. KJP918. . '61 CHlYS. N...,port 5pt. Sdtl. '1599 v.s. auto., R&H, P.S., P.87, facrt. air cond. Rtall.)' nlee end amooth •• • b&b)''a k\11. Ablolute money btck guarant~e If nol satlsf\ed. NCA 282. '67 COUGAR Sport C'"pe s 1999 V-8. 111U~k shift. R•H. P.S .. vinyl top, tlnttd gla11111. Cherry J'f'd ori· • 1lnal lacquer flnlah. Uncondltlonal mon~y back rua.r•ntefl In writing If not completely 11Usflt'd. -VRV814. 'U PONTIAC LeM-Sport c,., '999 v.s. auto .. P.S., fact. air conct. Ex· ct>llenl condJUon lmide out. Un- condlUon..i money back ruarantte In 'wrltl"8 If not compltte.ly satls(led. An "OK" car. ~. GROTH CHEVROLET 1'211 ... eh 11 .... -Hu•I. lt1eh (Hwy. stl S45 llH Open 7 D•y1 'Tll f P.M.-7 ... 3' I 125 NEW TOYOTAS To Be Sold This Weekend Anniversary Sale FOR THE BEST DEAL ANY WHERE • • • IT'S ORANGE COUNTY'S No. 1 VOLUME DEALER! Anniversary Sale ILMORI MOTORS FREE COFFEE AND DONUTS PRIDAY, 5ATURDAY, SUNDAY COME IN .•• HELP US CELEBRATE! Anniversary Sale THIS WEEKEND ONLYI A SURPRISE GIFT WITH EACH NEW OR USED CAR PURCHASED. AMERICA'S FASTEST SELLING IM;ORT ,ULL 'INANCING AVAILAILI ELMORE TOYOTA 11300 llACH ILfite WISTMINmR 194·3322 0111n W11kclays 'tll 10 p.m. Sa111ihly Ir Sunday, 9 to 7 p.m. ' . .... --·-------~-~ --~---.'..--~-=-"-"~--..:....----~--~---------~-----------~~-~-----~---~---- I I . ' I -•t ... ·Mil.¥ '11.DT · ~ s.turdftr, ...... ~l,1'69: ~-, , i!"fbHSi!oRTATlOll TRAllSPORTATIOll TD"lilS'°'1'ATION TRANSl'ORTATION · TllANSPORTATION . !_11,Uilf'ORTATION. TllAMSPOtlTATJ(IJI TRAN~P.QRT.l710N . TRANSPORTATION 1J:!!!!!!' A'!--I"'°''""" A-• ,-1-t1M--A--Aulol Wontotl 9700 A-Nant'od 970C! Uood Cars 9900U ;;;;Nd;;;..;C:.::•:;.:rs;......_...:..;.;.:.: ..:::=.=:. VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN VOLVO WE PAJ -• ·wt PAY·.WH ·*l'l'lc:• T•-""'lfnt* C.ORYEm _ '69 VW'1 IM.MEOL\TE D£UVERY l Bank' i'"\nancirc $213 DOWN S44.03 • 36 n1og Plu.s 1 final p)'mnt for ,. title. FUll 2 yr. 24.000 pi! warranty. AvaU only At •. T & M MOTORS ; !I081 Garde:n Grove Blvd. 2284 at Beach 892Sl1l ": OPEN SUNDAY 1956 YW "BUG" $295.00 l it.. No, XSS901 854-3.120 Dir '" vw Excellent mnditioo Ins.Ide A OU.I, honey cream e:ct., pltW\ blal'k lnll!l.'iur. $125 (:ash del.s, dlr, or trade • take low pymnts. LB Vlll 194, call BUI, 54.J.-063-I * 1962 V\'I Prfvate party must seU. Good con d. 641-3869 '65 VW BUK S870. Radio, new battery, clean. 5J6<l372 '66 V\\'. Xlnt cond. E.~tras! Nt-w paint. Private P~ 67f>.-0291 VOLVO (ASH .'fOI llAlll r All * "SALE * 1966 KORVEM"E Convort. IW \All e Evorythlnt m..,.1 Family man 11111'' •ll. HEW 164 1,, .,... ..,.. a lnlekl !'.j' this --u I i .;;""";;·:;_,=;;.=,=;?='= .. call ua '"" t..e Htlmlile. CONNEU • '68 Dodae Mo1aco Wa1on 1 • CHMOLET run pwr, act air, 12.000 COUGAI • NEW 1100 GROTH CHEVROllT mll" .............. S3395ii ----- NOW ON DISPLAY 2821 Harbor Blvd. e '61 Olds Totonldo Dlx All '61 COUGAR 2-dr, hard top ti L AM for Saki Manaia <:osta Mea 5f&.1200 pwr optldnl. fact alt, lf.n.. •ulo. tn.ns. Oirlde, pwr. lflall 1,.,.:1 l82U Beach Blvd. dau top ...... ; ••••• S2S95 stnw dlac brksl.J.me Frost ~ U.Ul(t llunUQcton Bua Auto Le,1109 9110 • '57 Owiv Impala Coupa v.a w/ blk vlnyl, top. Below IHPORTS KI ~l -----'-----• pwr sleertnc, •uto, exceJ. w h o I e 1 a I e. 8J3..o242 CONFIDENn .. UY LE .. E l•nt <Onilltlon ••.•••• 11895 , :=534-.:..1::"°:=·..:Pv.;;·c.:P.:::1y.:..· --TOYOTA·•OL•o "' "' ,... "' .... Bwck Rlvimt, ,, 1968 Harbor, CM. 646-930J We Pay More For 1969 Cad Cpe de VIile, pwr one owner, reduced 10 67 C'OUGAR ~289 Air, Fore\gll Or Spor1a Can wind, &.wa.y st & d.r loc.kst sell! .............. , $149!1 P/S, P/B $2300. aft f PM '59 VOLVO $325. 6~5-%>78 PAID FOR OR NOT lltt str whl, air rond. 10ft• e '64 Buick Skylark Coupe 61>2910 or 673-&!9!1 B. J. SPORTSCAR ny •'""· AM/FM, wl•/w. Pow", .~. a ru1 .. auly! i... 1165 mo. • ..................... 11399 DODGE ' -'89 VW BUS CENTER SOUTH COAST • "65 Mu.tan& --, _:::..::.=..;:..::. __ l 'Jt V\\'. reblt. eng., trans.. EXCEU.ENT COND. Antiques, Cl•sslct 9615 2833 Harbor Blvd. CAR LEASING v.a, slid(. clu'Ome whtt1s '6 Dodge Pol1r1 ', .~utch; R&H ; xlnt cond. 644-2966 after 6 prn. c-~1-11 .-ttQO Conv dJr •-ct Jr 1 ;t_r.k tor Jeff arter 2 PM ---~19~5~7~vw=o"---I Sharp 1930 Ford Costa Me&a S40-f4!11 300 \\I, Cat Hwy, NB 66-2182 • ~bi~;·w::.::~ ;~, do~ kla~! ,•15·&::; :e~ ~n:,o Standard Coupe $tOO -w Sl 75. * 673-1311 Prv prty . .fSf-8200 Will Buy FIBSI' TIME! w/air, reduced to •• $1009 or take foreign car in trade. 1 SEDAN. btar.k, Ar.1/F~f. Lease a New '69 for 6 Months • '65 Falcon Station Wagtin Pymntt $39.86 mo. LB YN\V !yent ""lndo\.\'S. coco mats. 'S9 VW Bus 9700 Your Volbwagen or Porsche &: retura with no obU,aUon. auto and real clean! • $999 386. C.a.11 Ken, f9U773 or f'1nanl'ing &\'allable. $1450. :===-=·='™==655=== Autos Wanted &: pay top dollan, Pa.Id for Call lt1r 1.falcolm Reld for • '60 F&lcon StaUon Wagon:lo'..,,...,."'='=="· ------;ca;1 673-4313 evl?$. WE PAY TOP or not, Call Ralph Full 0efa.t1s Now Stick and real nice! • $499 DODGE '64 Clllltem 880 2 Dr. VOLVO 642-0010 ./ PLUS MANY OTHERS HT tac air A: power ,17 V\V Squarebar.:k, blue, OOL LAR 673-0900 Ford Authoriud 100% FINANCING OAC ~ntly overhld eng., good )l'adio, w/s/v"· r,e\\ tires. (or .good, clean used ca!'ll, L'ifPORTs \\'ANTED Leasing 3ystem P1clflc Coast Motors cond. $116> Open to offers. ;~~l~~a0..,,,!.,,,~l~ or be.st. P 1800 all n111kes. See G~e Ray Om.nge r'.oullties Theodor• 14061 B•ich Blvd., i::."'.::9-4:..::204::... _____ _ ........,....~""""' OC>J-~..,,.., Choice of 3. All ~ady lo i:o. Th~ore Robins Ford TOP S BUYER W t . ,.: V\V. Must sell wholsl. or Lie. No. JZW483. As !O">v as Z060 llarbor Blvd. BILL MAXEY TOYarA ROBINS FORD * •• minst•r ... bst offer. Arrange $37. $179' C.~I. 642.(1(110 18881 Be&c.h Blvd. 2000 Harbor BJvd. 893·5038 * ~ge Van Camper ;,ymts. Gd cond. 540-6993 6'6-9307 Dir. SOCK IT TO 'E!\l! H. Beach. Pb. 147--1555 Costa 1.tesa &U-0010 1953 CHEVY, 6 cyl, 3 spd fir SJ2S5 l""====--===='"-===cc."C .. ;'.c:. ==-==.:._,====-::===== "=======;:;:~;:::=:=;==="'-=I shill, best oiler over $1.50 •• ~~. -------New Cars 9IOON1w. Cits' 9800N•w C•r• 9100 New Cars 9100 New Can 9800 Also 1961 T·Bird, recent 63 DART. 6 cy~lnder con- paint job S500, 540-1634 or ve~b!e. New. lttts. Good ANNIVERSARY: 48 WIN! FREE USE OF A DELUXE CAMPER FOR ONE WEEK . DIAGNOSTIC CHICKS ' THIODO•I IOllNS. SR.. SINCE 1 '21 ••• THIODOll IOllNS. JR. see at 1064. Concord SL oonchhon. Privt. pa r t y C.M. ' 962-3916 1 . BARRACUDA '63 DODGE Out GT. R/H good coodltion. $6.'iO. 16703 Spruce, FV. 839-174:3 ·w. BARRACUDA V-8, auto '60 DODGE sta. wa,g. clean, P1reUls, many extras real auw. P .S. new tires. l350 or sharp call eves. 642-8996 offer. 540--0383 BUICK FALCON '65 F ALCON Coll\/. excel cond. hi-pert. 289. Marina Enco, 393-9&46 PIO. '62 Falcon Stk. Shift $300 PRIV. PARTY 540-6129 '68 Buick Sp•clal Sedan, V-8, auto. dlr, lact air, pwr str. Right from Leisun? World. SlZ5 cash del. or take foreign car. Call Ken, 494-9773 or 545-0634. STEAL, moving, n1us1 seU by Mon morn. '65 Buick Le FORD Sabre conv, "400", fl p\\T, ___ _:_:::.;.::: __ _ fine cond, best o f re r . 673-3921 1966 FORD F 1lrlane 4 Dr. FINEST SELECTION Over 25 '66 • '67 • '68 Cadillacs to Choose From '68 ELDORADO l•c•I car, en• •-ff, f•ct ,;., f11ll p•w•r, •••r•• raclio, naw ct r ""'"tnfy, XCJ •6t. 2 to choo1• from . '68 CADILLAC court DI YILLI Oar• blu•, bl.ck Ylnyl top, tl•rlr blue laatli•• 111!., f•clorv •ir, loatl.4 w/a .. ra1. l oc•I ctr, "'"" c•r .,.,,,,,ftty, WY6 "' '65, CADILLAC SEDAN DI YILLI Silver black vi•yl top, bl•c• te•lhar i11i•rior. ~acf•rt •ir. lo•datl w/011h•tl l11clllii.119 "'"" tir••· Uko0 11owl RJ6 000 '67 OLDS YllTA CIUllO ,, .. , .... w .... F•ctorv air, load•d 11 loc•I c•r. TEX 947 $2795 '66 MUSTANG llw•, buc•at taah. .,..., Pr•1"iw1" Ii•••· loc•I c••· ;.,..,.1cvl1i•. SLY 556. Only $1849 '67 YOLKSWAGON l1i9•. local '''· V1ry cl1•n. $2795 $1589 ALLEN OLDSMOBILE -CADILLAC 1150 SOUTH COAST HIGHWAY LAGUNA BEACH 494-1084 • 547-3103 I Natlll .. "9 Hy! .l•lt co-I• nd r.thtwr. Prhe dr••lllCJI ~ ~et 11 -.,.. Yeo -4 "t M ,__. t. wl1. 0.. 10 ,,1_ Jo eftl Your t•n•rou1 SMtron•,. and cenfl4enc• In our dHlor• 1hlp h•s m11do us proud to bo Pilff of Orant• Ceunty 11nd It's phonomon11I yrowth. Th11nk1 to our cevntlou frl1nd1 for a wond1rfu 41 yoara. THIODORI ROllNS, SR. WE'VE PULLED THE STOPS FOR JUNE! '6D RIVIERA, all equip., very clean. Nds body wrk, $895,00 $2100/best. 642-8584 Lie. No. TEY386 894-3.1.."0 Dir CADILLAC -------- '61 C'OUNTRY Squire. P/S Air. lleatl'r. New tirei;. Fine transportation $245. '6 O \Vagon $115, need li1Tle \\'ork. 6 cyl. MIX:hanlcally POJtD 1960 FORD Station $375 or OFFER. .. 548 79-13 .. Wagon, OLDSMOBILE • • BRANO NE\'J ! ' ' . .. l .. ' • .. ·. •• 11 " ., " .. i: " ., " .. " '· •. " " .. ;: " ,, 1: ., " I· •' ,. ' SUPER SAYINGS WHEREVER YOU TURN •.• YALUAILE PRIZES FOR THE GROWN·UPS ••• KEEN STUFF FOR THE KIDS •.• IT'S OUR BIGGEST, SAYIN'EST llRTHDAY PARTY IN ALMOST HALF AL CENTURY OF DOING IUSINESS IN THE HARBOR AREA! C:OME IN ••• HELP US C:ELEIRATE! FORD BUY GOOD SELECTION ••• OR RENT BY ECONOMICAL RATES DAY, WEEK, MONTH. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! Super Savings on $1,500,000 of New '69 Fords! ANNIVERSARY SAYINGS on Mustan9s -BiCJ Fords -Torlnos -Thunderbirds -Ford Trucks! Check Our Prices For June BeforeYou lluy! 't: • I _, ~ .. I ('• ;_ ~l~I ·. ') -·· -.~ ORANGE COUNTY'S ONLY AUTHORIZED DEAlfR I larCJe Inventory of New '69's For lmmediote Delivery. Six only -New 1968's Now Slashed For Immediate Clearance! RENT YOUR VACATIOll HOME ON WHEELS REASONAILE RATES RESERVE EARLY 1967 C:HEYROLET IMPALA HARDTOP $1795 4-Dr. V-1, outomatlc. '·~··air, R'&H. (UKU1S7) 1968 C:HEYROLET MALIBU 2-Door H•r4top. V-1. •utG., ,.5., R.&H. (WPCIJI} 1966 IUIC:K LE SAIRE l·DR. HARDTOP $14-9-5- ,ull powor, f11ctory 1\r. (R,MIM) 1968 FORD CUSTOM 4·D-$1195 V-1, aute .... lack w lwhlto top. (IJ51Zl14t12). '°'''' C•r leo11. 1966 OLDSMOBILE f.85 4·D-SEDAN V-1, auto. {JJ.46KM411611). Polle• Cor L•a••· 1967 PONTIAC: TIMPEST HARDTOP Custom. Auto., ,,$., R&H. (TlltJOSI) 1965 FORD FAIRLANE 500 HARDTOP 2·0oor, V4, auto., ,,$., R&H. (lltHH71S) $1595 .-----------------~ DRIVE A NEW 1969 ENGLISH FORD! ENGLAND'S NO. 1 SELLER, AMERICA'S NO. 1 IMPORT BUY! CUSTOMS * GT's * STATION WAGONS. Large Selection of Autom1tic:.1 and Four Spetd .. LAST CALL: NEW '68's! Limited number et Fin1I Clurance Prlc1'1 FULL PRICE IWE YOUR CAR FOR 6 MONTHS 1rt wr low, ••Gat..c111ualfltfd" offtr. And llM<'a'1 "'""" bMft •nyl!!lrof !Ille 11 ln tar lff1fng l!bllllrfl u" Mr. M•ke!'" 111111 fol' dtlllb. l l1"1Nll rime ~·· FORD AUTHORIZED LEASING SYSTIM 196S FORD GALAXIE 500 HARDTOP 2·Door. P.S., •uto .. R&H. {ROM176) 196-4 FORD CUSTOM ~·DOOf SEDAN v .... air cond., auto .. R&H. Lo mlloo,.. _(YWS426) 1'6-4· PONTIAC: GRAND PRIX Auto., P.S .. P.I ., •Ir cond., R&H. (JJVt20) 196-4 DODGE DART 170 2·Doo' Equlp,.cl. 6 cylindor. (PIY605) 1960 INTERNATIONAL PICKUP E1tr11 cloan. (112011) $1395 $695 1965 PLYMOUTH SPORT FURY HARDTOP $895 l·Door. Green with bleck Inter., V-1, outo., P.S. (YXS4'2} 1965 MERCURY PARKLANE C:ONYERT. $I 095 AutG., R&H . ,,5., P.I ., '·wind., foci.ry air conrt. YCT120 I •·"" to t ,.M, M111•,.. • S.t I a.111.. te • fl·"'· <s •• 10 ........ ,.. .. PARTS & SERVICE HOURS PARTS ONLY 1 I .Ill. tot Jl·l'I• Meo • 1 '•""' .. 6 JI.•. fa1 .. ~1 I •·!ft. to 6 "°"'' 511 I -------------------------·------ '&I COUPE de Ville, full power, a ir. ~Iech. Xlnt Sl200. • 540--7828 '62 Coupe DeVille 700 Marigold, C d i\f. 834-2343 or 673--0885 1'66 BROGHi\1. ONLY 16.0C<l f\lll every Cad. extra. t-x.l. O:K. a.18-6997 ' 66 FORD Jo"alrlane GTA, RJH Factory Air, floor auto shift. radial tires .. Blue book $1920, must sell $1775. 646-6721 LINCOLN 1967 Lincoln, clean, 28.000 miles. Loaded. air, etc. !\lust sell fast. S3S95 67J-jl80 MUSTANG cond. sa<.T. $349.i 842-6265 '65 GALAXIE 2 dr HT, silver THE ONE! 1967 l\lustang CA MARO blue, 390 V-8, auto, fi P\\T, 2 + 2 dC'luxe v.:/ power & air. AI'>l/Ft.1. New tires auto. one owner wl only battery. 5'J8..6527 around 17,000 mi. Must sac. '69 CUTLASS F-15 SPTS. CPE. Del~ belts front &: rw.r, padded dash. fully factory equi?fled. $199 DN. $2399 $65 Mo. '67 CAMARO '58 FORD \Vagon. auto tor immed. sale. Pvt. Pty. Plush Tax & Lie. · .... \18 -4 .spd . Hi!! engine -All delux~ mOO.el. l\ilake oUer. c84cc7:.. .. ::1.:44:_ ______ I Payments include tax anrl estras _ v.1 r·~'-: Also 56 Forcl. 3 spd, 2 dr. 1969 MUSTANG Jicen.">(' and finance chal'Jt-s $2297 l\take offer. 545-4q15 Mach I' on 48 months. Approved 646-9307 Dir. 1963 FORD Galaxy 500 4 DR. Automatic cmlit. Serial No. 331779Zl.l. '68 CAMARO, 327, auto, Pis, Au~o, R/1-f, Pis, viny'I In-$2995.00 6351. P/b, deluxe Interior, con· ler!or. l 01vner. Xlnt cond. u solE', xlnt <.'Ond. l;:i.OOO miles. $,195. 644-2235 Lir.. No. XNLllO 894-3310 Dir n"1vers'1ty Sacrifice $2300. Prv pr1y. 1958 FORD, xlnt nteeh cond. '66 l\IUSTANG, air . cone.I, tll 827-3944 \Viii take trade $150. ~15 P/s. auto, big 6. 3:),<XXJ 'GS CAi\1ARO 3 spd s1d, Ri ii, Hamilton, Ci\!. n1iles. Private. $ 1 ss0. Oldsmob'1lec PS, yellow 1v/blk int., Hear '68 LTD Country Squire 6'16-1800 1vknds only. r attach, n1ust sell . Pl'ivatt-Loaded air, power steering & '68 MUSTANG 390 GT 4- party. 633-84 12 brakes etc. 546-4l66 speed, 13.900 n1iles. R/H. • '65 FORD Statloll wagon. -'='~:µ;g=4~7 ;";;'";;'~'~=== 2850 Harbor Costa Mesa 540-9640 CHEVROLET R&H. p/b. Pl• ~w ,;re, & - brakes. xlnt cond. 846-2733 NASH -------- 1950 CHEV, original w/1969 TJIE SUN NEV ER srr'S o. Chev e~ & floor shift. Very NO matter what it Is. yn•1 'Sj NASH 2 DR HT. Auto, aass!fiecrs action power. clean. Will take trade $125. can sell It with a DAILY air, good cond. $100. For an ad to sell around ~5Hamilwn.CM ,l.;P;ILOT~;:Oa~"='"~"':;;'=d=. ==~.!..o==*;;"'=~~7~8~28~*==="='=™'~cl;oc~k~.~c;•l~J ~6'>-56~~78~== 1964 CHEV impala. SS. 327 eng air-mnd. Full pwr. Xn!t Imported Auto• cond Sl295. 847-0075 96001mported Autos 9600 Imported Autos 9600 '61 CH.EVY S/\V, V8, A/C. p\vr. str., R/H, very good cond . ~I '59 CHEV. Sta. \\'. good cond. S200 642-9178 after 6 pm or before 9 am '65 IMPALA Sedan. Leather int. Excel. cond. 1.1ust sell. $1350. or offer 64Z..2178 * '6l OIEVY II * Auto. 6 Cy!. RIH Runs well. $450. 675-3099 '62 Cht'vy, 327. Be l Air wagon. R/H. new llres, xlnt cond. $5j(I. 84G-1498 DRAFTED must sell ':i7 Chev. 2-dr floor !!hifl, gd. I mtth. cone.I. $250 962-7864 Used Cars 9900 CHEYROUT LCJ.)6 Chevrolet. 2 door, good: condition. SJj(). or bes t al-· fer. * 675-5983 • "55 CHEV 2-dr good eng. Good tlre:s. $300. 646-9516 eves. days: &U-8096 COMET 1966 COMET Cyclone. 390, 4 spd, mags. l\lust sell. Best oUcr. 546-6068 CONTINENTAL 1962 UNCOLN Continental 4 Dr .• blk w/blk int. $1095 or, best oUe.r. 0.rTell 642-3838 FREE AUTO AIR CONDITIONER WITH THE PURCHASE OF: FIAT 124 FAMILY SEDAN l rl11t \iec• tha f11n of f1111ily tlriYi119 withowt d1"tin9 tha f1.,.ily bud9•I. Y•ur f i•I deal•r c1n fit you into • fo11r-door 1ad1n fW' w•9on •nd hi t lo• Fi•t pri,11 ..,;11 lea¥• yo11 pl,11ty of ca1h for 1111"met fun! lofh femi1v Fieh ••• fully eqvipptd: •-wh1al di1c bta•11, o4-tp11d 1liclt 1hilt, t•t·1q11•11in9 en9in•1, w•1habl• yj"yl i"latior1, r•cl ini119 front •••h. C•1t11 ift and a1• 1111 "How do•• Fi•I do it fot the prit1?" FIAT 124 FAMILY WAGON Complete S1rvlce oe,.rtm1nt With Factory Tr1lned And AuthorlACI Mech1nlcs To Mfft Your Every Nied, Open Monday Nit1s 'tll t ~ALIFORNIA -~~2~!§..2~ 901E.1st S.T., SANTA ANA 542-8801 I . t • • • • • • . 1969 COUPE DE VILLE Full power and factory air cond1tionln1. AM·Flt1 radio, power door locka, power trunk optner. All lealbtt Interior and padded top. CJ91~) . •• . . 1968 CHRYSLER 9 paasenger Town .l Country wagon. Mah~e yellow wlth saddle vln)'t trim. Full power, air condltionlng, luggage rack, tilt steerlna: whffl, low mlleaae. (VTP971) 1967 CADILLAC Coupe Dc!Ville. Phantom blue with blue leathrr interior. Full power ~ulpment plu~ factory air conditlonine:. One owner. (UJA357) 1967 CADILLAC ' Cvt. De V.llle. $4.ndlewood '!fith m•tch-ing leathir-interior. Full PQ'o'tt1 plw; factorY air condltlon&nr. tUt-telncoplc·ateerlng wheel, Stereo AM~FM radio. Low mfles. (XSP6921 '• 1961 CADILLAC Fltttwood Brougham. Black with silyer br~ cadc Interior. Full po"·er plus factory air con- dltlonine:. All options. (RTJ'056) 1964 RIVIERA Powder blue with matching vinyl bucket gcat1. full power and factory air condition- ing. many extras. CHGT8361 1966 CADILLAC Coupe DcVll !e. Grecian gold wiU1 matching cloU1 And leather Interior. Fu.II power, factory air. tilt and telescopic wheel. Vogue tir!!.s. <SBC984l ' . - s.4222 SAVE SALE $-3888 PRICE s3&6& SAVE SALE s2444 PRICE SALE $1555 PRICE SALE $2999 PRICE ' CADILLAC ' .• OYER 80 .QUALITY AUTOMOBILES TO SEL~CT FROM e ONE IN A MILLION 1963 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE Full pow•r equi pmant plu1 f•efory air eonditionin9, AM.FM radio, tilt wheel, power trunk li d rel••••· This one owr)er, 30,800 mile I ear, t1 impecuble thru· 0,1. INYNI 1,01 SALE PRICED ' 1969 CONVERTIBLE TUil ~r, factoey air, dual comfort ••ts. tilt Wf1ee}, 1tetto, power doot Jotkl, crulle control, twllllht Mnttnel. automatic dimmer, leatlwr interior. Ab-•oJuteb' Joadtd. (1'9131493) 1.968 IL DORADO Full riowtr, 1actocy ah-. tilt·teletCOPlc wl'teet, Altt-P'M radio, powu door 1ocka. dilc brakes. paded top. CBTP094) 1967 CADILLAC SM&n DeVllle. Nonnandy blue w:lth black vinyl roof and blue cloth and leather Interior. Full power, factory air, tilt·telescoplc wheel, power door lock&, AM·FM. (VIH785) 1968 CADILLAC Sedan DeVIJle. !:mbuly silver with black padd!d top and bl~k cloth & leather Interior. Full power, facto_cy aJr, AM·FM radio. Very low mllea. (88226920) 1967 RIYllRA For"t ll"ttn exterior with black vinyl ln· terlor. Has full power equipment plus factory air condltJonlna:, Wt ateerlne: whtel. CTSD4981 1967 EL · DORADO Leather interior, padded top, full power, fac- tory 'air, tilt-telescopic wheel, power door l~!i\. steno AAt-rM, every factory option. (nJUt646) • ,. , 1963 CADILLAC ' " Coupe. V8, automatic tMmltiton, · riciiO l.nd heater, J>0¥'er".1teerln1 and ~ti, faetef>'. atr cond!Uonina. White with blue cloth ~r .. <PEP341) ' , . , , i • r i : ~ . l'lllCE SALE s5999 PRICt SALi $3777: PRICE SALE s2999 PRICE SALE S4666 PRICE SALE $888 · P"'CI' ----------SALES DEPARTMENT · OPEN-------,----'--- 8:30 AM to 9:00 PM • SALE PRICES EFFECTI VE Jt"ROUGH TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1969 MONDAY thru FRIDAY -9:00 AM to 6:00 PM SATURDAY and SUNDAY Your Factory Authorized Cadillac Dealer Serving The Orange Coast Harbor Area NABERS 2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-9100 OLDSMOBILE l'ON11AC l'ON11AC OLDS ·ii «2 O..tlau 2 dr ., · HT. Auto, P/1. P/b, 37,IXX'.l 1961 PONTIAC GTO 3 1pd, 67 FIRIBIRD mi. Orig. owner . Ex-auto, P/1, cordova top, SUck shift • VS • factory air ceptionally sharp! Prv prty stereo tape:. Can finance. • PIS. ~·new • Lie. # MZ-3374 Contact 5ll-T474 or 673-5629 YPV864 196.3 1-lo\lday, 4-door. '64 PONT. TEMP~ ' --$2097- l'ONTIAC RAMIU!ll PRE-OWNED BIG SELECTION '61 nmu '&a'• AU.. MODELS FROM- THE ALL AMERICA~ SPORTSCAR ,, • . BILL ~AXEY TOYOTA NEEDS YOUR TRADE-IN! $300 (J)NVT. & PIS, R/H 646-9307 Dir. 5;6-2!19B S900 ~ Dial SG::&ii for RESULTS SACRJflCE. '65 GTO, HT, 389 erli', all pv.rr & fct air, AM/FM vlbraaonk: 1lett0 tape, airlift shocks, aulO !rant &: many other xtru. Mill aold w/malchlJw lan- dau top. Xlnt oond. Mu&t eelt. A.sklna: $1595: ~nos e • • • BRAND NEW ''9 $1891 Yeu've Seen It, 'Now Test Drive '• If Your Art Now DrlYlnt A CLEAN IMPORT CAR • A CLIAN COM- PACT CAR e A CLEAN DOMISTIC CAR SEE US TODAY! Many1 M..., New '" Toyotas te •-fNm * Colera * MMela * IMy l tylat * Air Cond. Bl'LL MAXEY TOYOTA 11181 BEACH BLVD., Huntington Beach 847·8555 J ml. Mtth ef '•c:lffc CMtt Hwy.• IMch 11\'4. •---Y.OUll AD llACHIS•-- 68,972 HOMES EACH WUK l'ON11AC '67 LEMANS Bucket seats. factory air, pwr 1tetr:lr1&", nu tit!•, xlnt cond!Uon lnlide 6 out, dlr, $115 Cuh or foreltn car. Ta)(.e low pymnta. LB TKR 595. Call Ken, CIM-97T3 or .......... '6t POllU.c Bonneville 1565. f~ air, ·loaded. Xln! cond. ,$!.317f., '115 GTO, 1010, p/~CWOO ml., all kl'OUl'ld xlnt cond. Make otter. m.z:n 1968 FIRElmW S p t I n I Cmtvwf. OHC. 6 cyl, 4 1pd. Make oUer. 897-6155 NOW':. THE TIME FOil Cj)UICIC CASH THllOUCiH A AIL 'Ll!ILOT- WANT 'AD ' ' RiLIAiU:E ltanl ...... tlon '57 Rambler C dr. Sta w1a, R I H. Good cond $300. 67M"5 ·g1 RAMBLER. American, 2 dr, l • It Today 'i ' '2395 OIDIR YOUlltl TODAY! • • ' I ' ' .. .• •· . • :· I I • • • : • • • • • • • •• ~ .. --·-.--· Sa1Urd17, """' 21, 1969 • VOLU·ME · DISCOUNTS, SAVINGS AND SELECTION ., •3,000, ooo · . Of INYINTORY 600 NIW & USID CAU TO CHOOll fROM THE LARGEST SALE EVER HELD IN ORANGE COUNTY ' I --------lfOU YOU aUY--------., USID CAR ANYWllRI . Sliew die tlMler my ,.. ...... alltl •* H ... -mlltdi ltl If Mlw c••• .... NABOR DODOI, II•-of the OOID ITAR GUWNlll. BaL S,.,uL~ ·~·~· \ ' .. 0 100% UNCONDITIO NAL GUARANTEE A LOOK FOR THE GOLD STAR IN THE WINDSHIELD W • • for your prottctl111 100" u-clitional Gu.r .. tN-Tht1St•1t'tn lit wrlririt that ltarbor M1• 1uer1n-'"'the ur 100% 191lnst 1MCh1nkM detect1 for 100 dip or 4,000 "'II" w1'1ch "9r ~ Int ·~ pwcUse. Thl1 Includes 1H mech1r1ic1t pairb, tttd'r'kM ~utpmlflt, INitttry, 1,..dometw, rdlo, helter "' all ws. This pl'llltM COYert 111 parts ind l1bor from bum,. hi tium,. 1bsoluttly Int tt JOll • • • • • • • '66 VW VARIANT : $1088 'lll11 $36 ""~ S36 '~1tc• • -t /u1l u... m'MT, M1t.vk.r: . ~~~~~~~~~~~ • • '66 VOLKSWAGIN • ' 4 --. ra.dla. i-tw fT9W17'11 : S688 '~"k s23 ""~ s23 'I"\ • + .f1"1i Lie. ~::'Mt. M~~~T; • • • • '62 V.W. SUNROOF JIHlo,. '-tw, a..ebl ft.tJ. (IPM 17f) • : ssss + T!'i'u.. s19 nr:,, $19 M!'Z~liT: . ~~~~~~~~-~~ • -• • : sses • '6S VOUCSWA~EN . -~~~~~-~--~ • • • '60 VOLKSWAGEN P.U • • -41. !IOLCln .·: $488 • • • • • • • '67 FORD CUITOM ~AN ,. ... 1ut.. ll'"tru., _.,.. tf-11tt1. 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How· ever, 1 belie.e that Mr. Nixon would ba•e been referring to the fact that eagles do not deliberately attack luunan.1 withOGt provocation but that they may do '° in defeme of their nest.a. POa lf.41'0 SJllJ'll, Deuoit T~~' -•r .. lay ""11.a'1,...,.,,,,. pbtde- Aiaer c... a,..... ... repler ,_, r-r1-r .. Cooper, Kia6•porl, re ..... • Gates Brown wu •aluable to m u a pinch-hitter, and the regular out6elden were doing an excellent job. FOa FILU.4M Dlllf'EA, 1 Dincuw, f' ecomu I """'U.illlWliH I H .. -w ....... ... ..,...,_ ....... , ... .,,,, F•r I Nteraa ..._. flU. elwtrp JHfpen .ere lodt-lfra. IJ«rf r.-., r .... ldlee, r ..A.. • Write to: National Pereonnel Record Center, 9700 Page Blvd., SL Lou.is, Mo. 6.ll38. Fu.ntiab the Yeteran'11 birth date and birth place, dates of aenM:e entrance and tennination, and branch of aenice and o.niL Ci~ any pertinent facts that will help to identify him in cue another Yeteran has the ume name. YOa COY • .4LBERr BUFU of ..fl.bate ....... -4 ... Al ll&e S....1e1.Ulde..._e •I DUleP-lfn. .4r1 a.lar, DniU Lah, N.D. • Tbe CitUen. Bank of New Orleus u.d to iaeoe SIO paper currency before the Ci•il War. The bill. were printed in English oa one aide and in Fl'ellCh on the other. The French word '"dix." mean· ing 10, was printed oa the French aide, eo the notes became known generally u "dixies." Nortbenaen began to call the Missiaaippi River area Dixie Land. YOa MONROE llOYEI', ,,,., N.D. cuU'-' I.inc"''· Ho1pUo/. Jot Speciol S.U~, N.Y. IF'"-• U.jluWa •tt HCOIUI '° ~ iajlU"ie• ill '°""" IHrUt--Geo'#e BUl, IA"6· • Sboulda· dialocations and fractures. ~ injuries, however, are far leee fre. quent than knee injuries. They occur more often lo high-ecbool players. who haven't folly mutered the art of falling and tumbling. YOK CHlllS CIUFJ', NASA Ore. .4---. ... ..,,.... ... , ~ ............ .,.,... .. ,...,.. F'-'uae4'fer· e11ee •u•••• 1~•1- Jolut lleDolNIU, '""""""' • The difference is primarily linguiAtic. Aetro refers to stare and cosmo to the univene. The ending uut in e.cb word mean.a sailor or na¥iptor. The term u- tronauts waa &nt med o6cially by for- mer NASA Administrator Dr. T. Keith G.lennan in 1958. YOa BOB IUCB.4.IWS, 11 /ortllW'r Olyapic pol. e--11 ("~ s .. ...., ..Uda.e ~ .,...,,.,. ;.. .... ,_ ... Bo6 Kielaarh P.,_. c,... ..-1--B. If, .11...., Jr. S.11 A• ...., J'e.sa • It lllaJ'ted from Loe Angeles on June l and will croee eome 3.,100 lllilea before rea-·hing our destination, New York City, in early August. POR /lJDF C.4aNE oJ .. IAqAJ,." FJio~ .. aer.,.,.. OA Me "lAqlMa" Mo.1 -Jalie D•eU.011, P•ir Le-, NJ. • A stagehand named Whale-or ie it a whale Damed Stqehand? ........... ,_...._.. 1 ti nfY __ ...._.. .......... _._ .. _ ... -,_ .. F• • , ...-,.. 1 r •• ._., • • ....,....., _ • .... ~ .. ~ ,._ Y ...... ,.._., .. ....,, Ml •-· c A!"?-New Y .... N.Y. leeD. •• --.+ I .. , 1' , ... ti .. ._ .... f• _. -wi.L WHAT~ WORLD! Instant ~ The walls of the F'inondal Plaza luddino In Newpott leach. Calif., ant clec:oraled with what loob lib Intaglio (engiiu...d ,.,_), but nary a c:hi..t wm used. ft was "coned" with a styrofoam mold. The concrete panel was poured bl10 it. Sculplwe wifftouf a dt'-' Once the wall was up, the plastic .us -tdblalted Into thin cllir, lecw'•'U only the incised figures. Artist Tom Van Sant, a 1965-Joyciee Oustanding Young Mon, aays. '1 lib ~ in the medium. It's 10 easy I can wortc anyWf.ere." Deaf Drvnk What'a the latest don· ger in disc:ottMques? The Karolinslca lnstitut9 in Stodcholm recentfy tested the effects of exc:esslYe noile and al- cohol and fCM.tnd that when the alco- hol content in the blood reaches 0.1 percent, the noise leYeh mn wiously daMave the inner ear. listening and drinking don't mixl HCMM Hai~ Can't do any- thing with your hair? Can't go to the beauty shop? Try shampooing it. The recnon soiled hair honos there in limp sections h that It doesn't get dirty evenly. Washing will malce hair ap- pear to haft more body and bounce. Juat a light lathering .ii enough. laby shampoo can be used 4'Ntyday If neceaary. RJnse and dfy quickly. lalcmce ,_ looks One out °' two new busmetMS foils within the ftnt two yean, accordmg lo "Nation's lusinelt." One reason is ''they keep too many records." Eoch time a new bookkeep. is hired, there is .,,.. papet WOftt. but ..WO... any eliminated. Too mud. po- per shufRing "'""' too little profit. The other reat0n for failure? "Not enouglt nKOrd k~." Some ""°" bwlneMes didn't 4MNt keep that vital monthly profit-and-loss dutement • Not Uke Son Ad« John Garfield died in 1952, leaving a son, David, 9, and a daughter, Julie, 6, and domestic: problems. The son molly told Family Weelly, "I would rather not tult about rny father." Yet for odina, he intended lo use his father's real first nome, Julius, but his sister hod it-t0 John, Jr.; was born, molness or not. tn hil ftnt big role ("Modtenna's Gold"), John, Jr. is cent with two nn who had shared the screen with his father, &hard G. Robinson and Gregoty Peck. Did they ever compare his oding lo Dod's? "No, they're too smart,'' he anaps.. "Good" Gossip Most don terea~ "1'11 get you if it's the last thing I dot" whene<ter she hen hinted that all is not well in !ewe and mar- riage, notes Shella Gtaham Jn her boolc, "Con- fessions of a Hollywood Columnist, II lut Shirtey Temple was unique. Sheila was the fint to print break-up rvmon of America's little sweetheart and Jahn A.,. Shortly aftw, the two women met at a party. Sheila rememberi that she al- most ftlpped when Shirley said quietly, '1'm most grateful to you for the ~. It w;H pre- pare the· public for my divorce." Family~ ••=•••,•"•09911 ... J ... u.1111 UIOllA• I. DAVllOW ru rffMt I MGMOlt W l"'atNrtr .. 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None of my years of graduate study, clinical work. or teaching in aocial psychology could possibly have prepared me for this seven-<iay ex- periment, which had been suggested by the institution itaelf. WhHe I knew the mentally ill, I did not reallr know what life wu like '"a mental hospital, even though I had been on the statr at Byberry since 1966 aa a research l)«ycbologist, a cloi,atered post. So I was, more or leas, unknown both to it.a statr and patient.a. l wu eager to become a ••patient." to help to get to the bottom of the deplorable conditions known to exist in this "snake pit." The hospital bad decided on such an experiment because, as Dr. Daniel • '"""'-w~. l•u n, 1111 Bain, Byberry's director, put it: ·~Dy­ berry hu been feared, cursed. ex- posed, investigated, and hamstrunr." Yet succeuive legislatures had failed to grant adequate fund.a for statf, re- search, and facilltiee. Serving the Philadelphia metro- politan area, this 60...year-old institu- tion sprawla over 1,100 acres with 36 buildings. While ita capacity is 3,800, its population baa eoared aa high u 6,800. The professional statr includes 60 doctors, eome of whom are part-time. Sadly, only six of these are certified psychiatrists. I wu .. admitted" to Byberry by a psychiatrist on a Wednelday morn- ing. I told my prearranged story of sleepless nights, of wanting to end my life. I felt that I needed help. I agreed to commitment for 90 days. The whole interview took leas than 10 minutes. Except for my rl.auea and shoes, all of my clothes were taken. I was given . the standard mental-hospital garb of denim shirt and chino pants. A length of string served aa a belt. On my ftrst night, I discovered there were cockroaches on the walls, ceilings, ftoora, and in the bed.a. I got into bed, taking off only my shoes. My ward wu typical-a city-block tong, divided into bays of 12 or 24 beds, a pretranquiliser-era arrange- ment. Its purpose is to keep patient.a on view at all times, leet they go ber- serk and harm others before they can be straitjacketed. Privacy ia nonex- istent. The walls are institutional green ; the windowa are cbiclcen- wired: the toilet cubicles have nei- ther dooni nor toilet seats. Each bed, 24 inches apart from the next, is a SO-inch-wide hospital cot with a straw mattress. It is made up with two sheets and a blanket. There is no place to hang one's clothes. Contrary to rumor, there is little if any violence in a mental hospital nowadays. Constant tranquilizer med- ication keeps moat patients quiet. So IUentlr two profuliOft4l 1'4f/ ~er• at P1'iladelpl&ia. (Po.) Sta.le Hospitol tn•dmook direct r ueMch into tll.e lfou of mntal pa.tinta-tlur "iaftltmted'' u pa.titfttl, 1utkfto101& to moat tuir.ea, doctor•. alld atte?Uiant1. Tile ata.6 member• tDere Dr. Ro114ld H. Bohr (right), rutarcl aocia.l parcltologut, e1ftd Dr. Tlunna.6 A. Steinbsro, ruurcl eli"i.cal ,_,,clt.olcoiat. Tlte follotoi"'1 etOf11 ddail• tu u - pmen.ce of Doctor Bol&r a.."4 iru;lrulu botll. hu ea.cluiou ctlld tlt.oie of Doetor Stftt&berg. I found each day ia almost the same at Byberry, with hardly any diver- sions, structured routines, or respon- sibilities of any kind. In the day room, one of the beat places to observe human behavior, I saw patients sit, stare, lie doWDy pace the door. The tv sometimes wu tuned into the Iowa Corn Exchange prices; if the picture flipped. nobody adjusted it. A piano sat silently in one corner; no one ever played it. A patient would suddenly get up and deliver an anti-Semitic tirade or shout epithets to the day-room audi- ence. But nobody paid any attention, except one man who motioned to me and ci~led his temple with bis fore- finger, as if to say, what can you ex- pect in here! Then a hefty, bearded Negro mut- tered some obscenities about "whitey." He looked me over and asked whether I had gone to colle,.e. To my affirmative answer, he laurh- ingly aaid : "Kan, you in here with the rest ot us loonies now." I reaUJ having a pleasant and co- herent discussion about the day's news events with another man. He wu well-<ireased in his own clothes (some patients are permitted this privilege) and appeared to have a derree of intellirence. The next day be wu found lying in bis own urine on the bathroom floor, mutterinr un· (C~ud °" page 1) As~ial pre-Independence Day offering from ~&~ r1,, r II ft1 J>/1·1, ... ••I'/ 'J"'· . • I ,,,, , ,, ')/ . • t·r/111,, ...• 1 II U/ f'f'f l fl"'• i11 s~1 •1 N> ""' Pl 1 · ,, , ,, ,, ,,, Limit: one set per subscriber. Subscription rolls close July 4th, 1969. In 1776 ~~~~== ' PEND£NCE consisted of 13 co&o- nies and some two million hardy soub clingin1 to the eastern edlC of a forbiddingly vast contiocnt. 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Bidden in thi• sentence ia a tou~ letter word that we often uee when we are trying to train kittens or pqppiea not to do certain things we don't want them to do: The boys could hardly be blamed tor not ar- riving o.n time, for .no notice bad been aiven them u to the exact hour the race would be run. (See AU"tHr Boz) ..... o ... To a four-letter word for what you do when you help a friend set a stalled car off the road, add a la.at letter and get a word that cte.cribee a person who disauats you by al- waya hying to be the first in line. (See Auwer Boz) ...... One From a five-letter word that means smell, take away the first letter and get a United States coin. (See Auwer Box) (Su AutHr Boz) ·.1aq10 aq1 10 do1 uo auo \nd 'l! aunaq i,aop no.A JI ·sa..x. :up.q3 paw ... .t "OU-ON :Mm•N-•.....,H ·ho.ah\ (6 ! aoq~a ( l :91u aw a1pPfl( ·1ua~aa~ :-o •UJMl ·.AqlDd-qend :aao llnld ·aor AddO(S !l( atnN DOA I had the eerie notion no one believed me ... intelliaibly to himaett. I wu told that he wu frequently found in euch a disoriented state. Another patient I obee"ed sitting by himtelt all day, staring off into space. Later in the evening he intro- duced himself: .. I'm . . ." be mum- bled. "I see you are new here. You'll soon learn the routine.'' Abruptly he went back to bis bench and resamed his sittina and staring. He did not utter another word to anyone for at least two days. At Dyberry, perhaps 10 to 15 per- cent of the patienta set adequate therapy from the professional staif. The rest get very little care or none at all-patients who have been for years on end virtually forgotten, ex- isting u numbers in a ftle. I k•w alMaut one case whoee 1ut entry had been in 1964. The last no- tation on his chart read. '"threw a chair at his mother on visiting day.'' Bis status had become "chronic.'' At Dyberry, this meant, unfortunately, no therapy, no evaluation, no chance for relmbilitation. Typically, a psychiatrist will test a patient's orientation by uking what day it is or who is President. Yet there ill little opportunity for patients to have access to such infor- mation, since there are few calendars or newspapers-anything by which time could be meuured. Toward the end of my second day, I found that I was already giving way to paranoid symptoms. I bad a gnawing tear that my friends bad forgotten me or that it wu all a plot by my wife and the By berry staft to get me committed. I feared periocU- cally that I would never be dis- charged from there. · Perhaps the closest thing to social- izing between patienta and atten- dants at the Mental hospital is the "token economy." Because of person- nel shortage (three aides to 85 pa- tients), the attendants reward the pa- tients for helping with routine chores -eweeping, mopping up-in ex- change for smokes, cotf ee, or other incidentala. Since most patients are indigent. they are more than willing to cooperate. At best, attendants uee the big- brotber technique, granting little favors in exchange for conformity, compliance, and self-degrading de- pendency. But they ean often e8tab- Jiab a closer relationship with pa- tients than paychiatriata, 10Cial workers, and oursea because of their similar social bacqrounclt. For instance, in the evening, the attendants would talk with the pa- tienta about "the old days" before sedatives, when patients threw fits, bung from the window ban. and cre- ated "side ehowa" that morbidly curi- ous people would drive up to see on a Sun.dq afternooL I recall one time when the dance therapist came by my ward with a record player and tried to &'et some dancing started. Women patients who were brou.ght in from another ward were sea~ along one wall, the men along the oppoeite .....U. Tunes of the '40. ftlled the air, but the men and women just ltared blankly at each other. The therapist tried to eneoural'e them by clappinl'. So a few men patients ftnally got up to dance with the student naraee. One female patient wrote down her ward and building number and pve it to a male patient, eyee pathetically pleading for him to visit. Keala at Dyberry left much to be deai.red--eol'a oatmeal. undednable stews, starchy puddinp-witb only a spoon to eat with. Patients eat at tables for four, iporiDI' each other. Conversation wu rare in the unap- petizing aurroundinp, where the elderly dribbled food down their chins or onto the table or ftoor. I clocked DlY mealtime. and found an averare aitting wu seven minutes. Only a handful of people viaited on Wednesdays and Sundays, the desipated days, from 1 to 8 :80 p.m. I waa told that it improved a bit dur- ing the Chrietmaa holidays. I have found that relative.a often consider a mentally ill person aa being dead. As a paycbok>gist. J can readily un- derstand their wantin• to blot out the unpleasant. But it also means that the ill person, should be recover, baa no place to return to, so baa no desire even to try to get better. To guard against something 1'0in1 wrong, I bad worked out an eecape procedure. A letter explainiq the circumstancea bad been aealed and placed in the deak of the chief psy- chiatrist, with hie knowledge. I wu to refer to thia letter if, in any emer- gency. I WU DO loqer able to bear the seven daya of my ward exiatence. Aa the days went by and I was more and more tempted to use it, I thought of what the reaction of the attendant miaht be if I tried to con- vince him that such a letter exiated. "Okay, take thia pill and get some sleep, you'll feel better in the morn- ing," mirbt be the responae. The story certainly had all the earmarb of being concocted by a paycbotic. I remember uldng to be allowed to phone a relative, but I wu looked at suspicioualy aa tbourh I bad in- vented someone just to bug the atatt. I waa told this "bad to be checked on." I bad the eerie notion that no one believed anythina I said-which, in fact. wu the cue. ~my week'a etay, I saw a psychiatrist twice, each time for 10 minutes. The doctoT didn't want to know about my love life or my child- hood. He didn't want me to free aa- sociate or tell him about my dream.a. My feeliq WU that be WU think- ing: How can we label thia guy quickly and d.ispoee of him 1 I waa "releued" from Dyberry just one week later. I found that I bad become quite disoriented. haviq been told just when I had to ro to bed, when I bad to pt up, where to sit, and when I could amoke. For sev- eral day1 after, I bad cWnculty mak- ing even the simpleet decision-what to order for lunch, for instance. While I still bad my faculties, they were alower to respond. Pre.eently Philadelphia State Hos- pital's per-day expenditure per pa- tient is '17 u oppoaed to Sl4, when I waa a •"patient." The '3 increase ia partly the result of the fact that there now are fewer patienta. But -throul'h Doctor Bain, the budset hu also incraMd. So there is hope. Staf9 ho•ltal1 eameatly want to tum from custody to care. But what kind of care should it be? Should the mental patient be cared for by the commanJty, in his own home, in half- way housee, or by a still-untbour-ht- of system? For thia to happen, the public might have to face up to the fact that violent and aggreuive imtlncts are more prevalent in the public at large than in committed patient.. From my experience u a pretand- inr mental patient, I found that to- . day's mental hoepitalll an airuply warehouaee for atorinl' people. And 011e fact ill certain, a human being muat be treated u one before be will act like one. You have to value him in order that be can value himMlf. + -~~.~~--~~~~~~---=-----_...------------------------------~ ..................................... . 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You will find that oil of Olay is a wonderful source of inspiration and stimulus by which your skin can reveal a new leue of complexion Jove-- liness and p-cater beauty. How Women Inventors Are Striking It Rich By ANDY SUGAll THERE'S SOMETHING new in the offices of patent attorneys these days-and it's not only new inventions. Says one patent attorney: "It used to be we talked only to maJe enaineers and tink- erers. Now we talk to housewives-ladies with good ideas, ideas worth money." For instance, a young lthode Island housewife, Mr8. Virginia Charves, invented a game to amuae her own children and ended up selling the idea to Parker Bros., one of the country's largest game makers. Her "Cat and Mouae" is 8till being sold widely, more than four yean later. Another housewife, Mn. Cecilia VargH, became tired of the tedious routine of teuing her hair and designed a battery- operated brush and comb which did the job faster and easier. lv.n almp .. , existing products have been improved by these Jady inventors aa illuatrated by the case of Eugenia Short, who designed a special tbimbJe that tits on the stiff, bulging fingers of the arthritic. lt proved to be more comfortable, however, even to women who didn't suffer from the disease, as it made allowances for long fingernails. Although none of the above-mentioned ladi~ made a million dollars off their brain children, they did accomplish something just as important to them. In addition to the royalties they received, they proved that women could succeed in the business spectrum by channeling their ideas into useful, everyday producta. As Raymond Lee of the Raymond Lee Organiution in New York City, an estab- lished authority in the development of new ideaa for industry, recently commented, "Approximately 30 percent of the inven- tors who come to us now are women, and this is a substantial jump from just five years ago. Most women are happy just making something helpful and adding to their f amity's income-and their own good feeJing. On the other hand, there are some who became self-made millionaires on the buis of a creative flash or product-im- provement idea the public needed.'' Two more famous examples are Mar- garet Rudkin and Mrs. Richard Rodgers. Mrs. Rudkin developed a rough-textured bread from flour ground in a kitchen cof • fee grinder: that was the basis for the $7- million-a-year Pepperidge Farm business. Mrs. Rodgers, wife of the composer, hu in- vented many gadgets. The most famous is the "Jonny Mop," a toilet-bow) brush. "The domestic ecene is 6.Jled with op- portunities for using creativity, ingenuity, and imagination to solve the problem of -Mn. Joyc1t Galler ifttteftUd "" adjuf4ble drua <' for 'JW6tf1&4tt.t 'toomn • .! \ Mra. Ricl&o.rd Rodgera ma.tU h0Uet00f'k ea.lier bJ ift11ntiflg f.lte Jow."11 Mop. keeping an efficient home," Lee says. "Money has been made from a simple object l.ike a cap that slips over the tip of an umbrella and keeps it from sliding on the ftoor when placed on its end.'' Lee adds. "This was designed by a Flushing, N.Y., housewife, and not only does it have func- tional value but since the cap can be made in various colors and covered with seqins, the novelty bu a decorative value.'' Lee is convinced there is a vast J'ange of items which only women can invent (or improve on). A perfect example from the past is a gimmick dreamed up by a doc- tor's wife. from her own experience, she knew what a pregnant woman went through in trying to keep her wardrobe in tempo with her increuing size. She also was incensed at the wast.e of storing away a maternity wardrobe after the baby's birth. So Mrs. Joyce Galley designed an ex- pandable garment that could be made larger or smaller, depending on 'the need, within minutes. Not only could the preg- nant woman wear fitted clothes, but she could adjust the same wardrobe to wear after her delivery. As it t urned out, this not only appealed to mother8-to-be but to women on diets. The new design is being retailed now. Lee believes that for every woman who has patented her. brain child, hundreds of others simply use them in their kitchens, sewing rooms, or nurseries, unaware that the gimmick might have value. The value is in hard dollars and cents and inesti· mable self-satisfaction. 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"' w...-,~_, ....... ·~ FAMILY WlllCLY COOUOOJC Make the Most of fresh • s mes MELANIE DI PllOFT Food Editor • Now--wlai.le c.Jilona.la lltrawbflrrift are plenlifal--wlay llOI i:nchalp yoaneU? C.ptare their nata..ral eweetneea without adonune.at and ill glamorout or e~ery­ d.y redpee. Tea Cream for Strawbenies Tea Creca u G traditiOflGl r~ciJH d4t- U.g ba.ek to °""' Earlv Ammco,. ,wriod. l tahleepoea .black ta I 2-ha. atiee of amp ~l ~ em.a •• .akk J whole •••ea • whole doTft a tabi..,.,... boffia1 water J CUJNI hnYJ aeaa 2 pta. freah atrawbeniu. elieed ~ cup cru•lated HCU 1. Put tea, peel, and epicea into a bowl. Add the boiling water and allow brew to stand at room temperature 1 hr. 2. Strain brew throurh a fine sieve or a sieve lined with cbeeiecloth. Mix with cream. Allow to stand 30 min. 3. Meanwhile, put berries into a bowl and sprinkle with broW"D or rranulated supr· to taste. Chill 16 to 30 min. 4. Stir the ~ cup supr into the tea cream (whip, if desired). Serve with the sugared berries. Accompany with old-fashioned lemon or surar cookiu or ginrerbread. 6 iervi•o• Quince or Crab Apple Cream for Strawberries . Beat together until blended •A cup quince jelly and 1 tablespoon confectionen' au- pr (or 1,4 cup crab apple jelly and 1 ta- blespoon honey). Add 1 cup chilled heary era.a and whip to aoft peaks. Serve with lh'awberrie&, sweetened to taste, a.nd cookiea and ginrerbread. Pri7.e Strawberry Jam A nMll dull of tl&u ;om witl& cream povred """ u o Mlici"'" nd n•7"~ de11m. l n,. Ina ripe trtra wlterria S ct1,. .. IU 1. Rinse, hull, and drain berries O!' absor- bent paper. Halve the very large berries. Put the fruit into a heavy saucepan. SVCCMlettt ltra1Dbnri~• !"'°"' Calif orMG, apriftkl.ed lDitl& gro'""'1.ted or brotem avgar, are an'tled with old-fGfhiOMd Tea Crea•. 2. Add 1 cup surar; stirring rently. bring to boiling. Boil 6 min., stirring constantly. 3.. Repeat step 2 two more times, ueing remaining 2 cups supr and boilinr 6 min. after each addition. 4. Turn into a shallow dish. Cool, stir- ring occaaionally, and skim. Cover loosely and allow to stand 24 bn. 5. The next dAy ladle into hot sterilized jars and seal. T'laree 8-<>z. j ora jam Strawberry Fritters T luae pd it~ fritter• are o flef'1J .-puial treat "'"'"' at break/rut or brvftCI&. Z pt.a. freM strawberria (wllole a114 aalndled), riuM and com- pletely Hied J Jar (12 ei.L) apricot pnaenee z t•,. er ..... .,. pated llberta or wabaata z eg~. eUslltly beatea 2 eape laely cna.elaed aalti.aee Ve1etable aherte.aing for ckep fryi•1 Mated to M&•F. 1. Force the preserves through a sieve. 2. Gently but ftrmly graap each complete- ly dry berry by the hull; dip in preserves. Using a fork to help coat, cover berry up to hull with the preserves. Allow excess to drip through tines of fork before tranaferring to the nuts . 3. Coat with nuts, still holdinr hull. 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COLUMBIA RECORD CLUB TERRE HAUTE, rNDJANA 47808 @ Where mu1rt bllye,, llwp for ltilll -. .................................................................. . .._ ...... --..... ---..................................................................... a., .................................................................. . ._ ...... ~························································· ............................................................... ~~ L--------------~------~~ .. .. ~ANN-MARGRET TEI.IS ENTERTAINMENT How My Husband Changed My Life ANN-MARGRET dresses as bi- 1"1.zarre off ~era as on. ··During a New York visit, she emerged in a pop-art pants suit, saucer-a~ earrings, and make-up to pale an art- ist's palette. • "Take them off," said her husband, aetor-dlrector Roger Smith. "lt'a kooky." ''It's horrible. Take them off. The perfume, too.'' An hour later, Ann-Marvet rea~ peared, modified, although hardly 6Ubdued, in what appeared to be lounging pajamaa and a tiara. The incident characterized a two-and-one- half-year maniage which bas changed both the lives and careers of Ann- Margret and Ropr Smith. Ann-Margret, the leggy Swedish- bom l'irl from a small resort town fn northern IJlinois, bas had an un- enviable reputation as one of Holly- wood's worst actre.aaee and moat un- cooperative stars-winner of the press' "Sour Apple Award." Now, while hardly an Oscar threat, she has emerged as a movie and tv favorite •• ofThtlmb A toy box .. A little bin w'bicla toy• are very Seldom in. -Belly laler (she bu an NBC special next Sun- day> with a take-the-Jmocka-witb-.a· grin ·penonali ty. Roger Smith is the answer. "We courted ftve yean before we mar- ried," Ann-Jl&rgret aaya, ''because I distruated him. I distrusted every- body. Why not, the way people wrote about me. I found one writer rillling my desk in my bedroom for personal notes. "I guess I wasn't prepared for the rough treatment you get when you become an actress. (Ann-Margret hit stardom quickly in "Bye, Bye Birdie.") I'd been raised u an only chUd in a warm family, both here and in Sweden, where we visited of- ten. Aunts cuddled me, one uncle even took me on a motorcycle trip around Sweden. Then, bang-I was a target for nutineaa and put-downs. "I hurt euily, but worse, my moth- er and father hurt even more eaaily. I even <lropped the 'OIHn' part of my name becauae I thought it would be easier on them. But Dad can't help reading everything about me, and the pain some of it causes him makes me cry . "So poor Roger bad to win my QUIPS AND QUOTES . A group of Boy Scouts was at- °kmpting to earn the cooking merit badge. "Wh~re abould one stow eggs in a pack'?" the scoutmaster uked a small, serious-looking boy. After a moment of thought, the lad said, "Put them in the bot- tom of it." "Why in the bottom 1" "So they won't meea up every- t.hing else in the pack when they break:• -Data Bn'lt1Jtt Now They Tell Mol Ju•t let me gain a pound or two, And eomebody'e eare to boom, "You·re aalnlng weight, aren•t yo.., my clear?" In a erowcled diniq room. a •• let me loee &ve pound.e or eo. And the compliment'• not a boom Bat a wht.per iD the privaey Of a ne•~•pty powder roomt __,,.,.,.. Lee F ~u. trust. Still, I think be waa ft.attered when he won it. Be knew how hard it waa for me to give it. And be knew, too, once I gave trust, it waa total. .. When a woman like me marries, she expects the man to be all man. to take complete charge of her life. Rog- er has done that. He baa had his fill of acti ng (tv series ''TT Suuet Strip" and "Mister Roberta .. ) and wanted to direct (his first tUm aa a director ia "The First Time"). He knew, too. that my career had gone sour-and me with it. "He didn't say anything before we were married, but he did afterward. He told me what wu wrong. I had done more tillll8 than any other ac- tress in a comparable time, taking anything the studio threw at me. Terrible things, without even a ques- tion from me. No more of that, aaid Roger, even if it means legal trouble. .. Now be plans my whole life. He manages me; he produced my tv' spe- cials ; be reads every ac'ript and se- lects only what's right for me. That's the kind of man I married. That's the kind of man I wanted to many.'' Now they Jive on a seven-acre es- tate in Beverly Hilla. "1 hide away a114 Rogtf' SMit1'. on my seven acres of silence," she sighs, "and th.ey can't touch me any more." The house once belonged to Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Ba- call, and Ann-Margret bu great plans -Swedish kitchen, country-Engliah drawing room, French dining room -bat they spend only a few days a month there. By this time, Ann-Jl&rgret is eat- ing a robuat lunch. She explaina: "I'd better fill up now. Roger 1juat told me-'No meals over the weekend. Your cheekbones are ftlling out, and we're shooting Tuesday. By then J want to see lots of bone in those "thee ks. They're your trademark.' •• So next time you see Ann-Margret, never mind any improvemenbl in act- ing. Watch those cheekbones : they come from strict orders ol love. -JACK RYAN °"" UIO]I to °"""" Q jtJ"f' i8 to teU your f our-J!tar-ol.d not to tmu:A it. -J olltt Sltotwtll The ir<m age, if I rtmember con-ectlr, eri11ted juat b1Jfore we had drip-4111 clotM1. -Lane Oli1111h.ouie When asked by a friend if bia married Ufe wu a happy one, Jud- son replied : "Yes, I married the girl of my dreams. She is u beau- tiful to me now as the day I first met her. Her hands are always soft and white. Her complexion is peaches and cream. Her hair is never untidy, and she is always well-groomed and dressed in the height of fashion." "So you don't regret a thing?" persisted bis' companion. 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(R) 6:008 Th• II& News (C) (60) I Nodlt de Estreno (2 hr) · 9 (I) m Huntley-Btlnkley (C) 8:30 9 (j) ~ Three SonJ (C) (30) 8) @ (I) m Tiit lihost ind Mrs. Porter Waaoner (C) (30) Jr (C) (30) "Hero Today, Gone Boss City (C) (60) Sam Riddle Tomorrow." hosts. 0 (i1) (]) &) TM LaWl'lftU Witt I Tiit Invaders (C) (60) SiiOW (C) (60) "Thi~ Land Is Your [j) T lf'Zan (C) (60) Land'' opens a musical lour of the 6:30 News Conference (C) (30) U.S.A. Ken Delo, baritone. euests. Melody Ranch (C) (60) The Oil· fJ Million $ Movie: (C) "W111te lards guest. Featltlf'' (western) '55 -Robert O Rowy Grier (C) (30) Les Mc· Wagner, John Lund, Debra Paget. Cann and Johnnie Taylor guest. Ii) Budl Owens (C) (30) 1 1 Lon Lucy (30) 9:00 f) Qi) (j) Hoaan'1 Heron (C) 00 Dtaflt Valley Days (C) (30) (30) @ laup-ln (C) (60) 0 @ (6) m NBC s.turday Mov- Playln& the liuitar (30) (R) le: (C) lifear No Evil" (suspense) Entertainment Specials (C) (60) '69-Lynda Day, Bradford Diiiman. lilrl from uiwcu: (C) (60) I Bill Anderwn (C) (30) 7:00 Qt) Cl) CBS Evenine Ntws (C) Critique (C) (60) "Nl&ht Watch." (30) Roger Mudd. 9:30 Petticoat JunetiOn (C) (30) O MIC Survey (C) (30) "LS0.'1 Homer Bedloe returns to Hooter· Or. Keith Ditman is Bob Wright's ville with a brand·new scheme to euest. sabotaae the Cannonball. Irene Ryan O Tht Annivtnlry Qamt (C) (30) guests. @) Al Hamel hosts. 0 Qi (j)ll ... ,,..,,,...,c,..,1""'lt.'"'I Miss C.lifor· 0 Death V1ll1y Days (C) (30) ii1i Beauty Pa1eant (C) (90) To· •"78ritta Goes Home.'' A beautiful night's pageant will decide which Swedish girt. just arrived from the of hte beautiful contestants will "old country," finds the harsh life represent this state in the national of the old west a little too much Miss America Pageant to bear. O @Q)al Johnny C.111 (C) ID June With The Kine Family (C) (60) Eddie Albert, Charlie Callas. {60) CR) Jerry Re!d and Linda Ronstadt Ii) Wonders of the World (C) (30) guest. "Petticoats in Portugal." The Link-I Tiie Stoneman family (C) (30) ers spend a night in a Portuguese 10:00 Mannix (C) (60) castle and then explore the town Nen (C) (30) of Obidos, where the girls wear Ernest Tubb (C) (30) seven petticoats. : NET Playhouse (2 ht) "La @CD Passport to Travel (C) (30) Mama Playwrirhts." (R) EIJ) After Film School-What? (C) I Box de Mulco (60) (60) Film critic Charles Champlin 10:30 THE Cit (C) (30) talks with motion picture. writer· • News (C) (30) producer Carl Foreman anr four Maurice Woodruff (C) (60) film students who made featurettes Swineln' Gospel (C) (70) during the filming of "MeKenna's 1 CD Saturday Nite Flkt: "No· Gold.'' torious Landlady." Jack Lemmon m Elit11metro (30) and Kim Novak star. 7:30 IJ ~ (j) Jactie Gleason (C) (60) I Hollywood and tbe Sbr1 (C) Gay Paree is the first stop for the 11:00 0 0 m &) News {C) globetrotting Honeymooners on the Movie: "Rold to Slna•port" trip they won in a jingle contest. (R) (comedy) '40 -Bob Hope, Bing 0 @ (6) m Adam-12 (C) (30) Crolby, Dorothy Lamour. "Looks 1Tke a Psyc.ho." Officers fJ Movie: (C) "Dllmond Horii· Malloy and Reed deal with a bus· lhoe" (romance) '4>-Betty Grable, load of Mexican children who ar· Dick Haymes. rive unannounced at the home of I~ Spotlight Theatre a citizen to honor him as "El Weekend Show Presldente.'' fven with the help of 11:15 abulous 52 'Movie: (C) "Son of the officers, the man can't convince Paleface" (comedy) '52-Bob Hope, the chlldren that he Is merely the Jane Russell. . president of a Boosters Club, and 0 !atu.rday Ni&llt Movie: "Juli111 not the head of the country. (R) Caesar'' (classic) '53 -Marlon O Movlt : "I Wanted Wlnp" (ad· Brando, James Mason. Edmond venture) '41-Ray Milland, William O'Brien, Deborah Kerr, Greer Gar- Holden, Veronica Lake. son. 0 @ (1) &) Tiit DatJnc G1me 11:301 m Tonlgtit Show (C) (l} (30) Jim Lange hosts. lnsipt (C) fJ I s,J<,AL i lllrld Nlpt at Dis-The Emf)fess (C) neyland (C) (60) Sam Riddle hosts. 11:45 Movie: "l ease on Uf•" (drama) Guests are Tommy Roe, The Right· 'SS-Robert Donat, Kay Walsh. eous Brothers With Bobby Hatfield, 12:00 m Mtn in Crisis The Friends of Distinction, Shanro 12:30 O Movie: ''Ghent of frank.enltlln" and Kem NelSdn. (horror) '42-lon Chaney Jr. Ii) Wor1d of Womtn (C) (30) "Por· fJ Movie: "Tiit Wrona Man" (dra· turuese Discovery." Bill Burrud and ma) '57-tienry Fonda. Patricia Rosa visit Lisbon. the cap· m All·Nlitit sttow: '1he Seventh Ital of Portugal. Veil," "Hercules, Prisoner of &II," G> Los C.udllto1 (30) and "The Blue Laaoon." ;9 I) • 1) 1. I) 1) I. e ' I t DAYTIME PROGRAMS MONDAY th ru FRID Y '.' 0 P N I '~ <, t!l 9 Cl) Im Htlt)S •• S..11r (C) Host Ptt.r M1rsh1ll wtlcomu panelists Shlr1ey Jona, JICt Caal· 1:00 II s.-Sttlatlll' (C) "Bllclc dy, Nanette F1bray, Jo Anne Wor· Herita1e-A Hbtmy of Aln>-Amtf'I· ley, Jack Albtf'bon, Willy Cox. P1ul cans." Lynde, Rose Marie encl CMr1ey 6:30 II CW,-, (C); Flltln, Tuetday· WeMr. Friday. D Tiie Itta! Mee.,. 0 Education Erc"8ntt (C) GI From tM Inside Ovt (C) D n. P~ hrtttt m llf ...,_. m EdllCltieMf F1Jm 11:00119 (j) l.wt of lift (C) m rec1u11u1 eor... o o oo m JtopardJ <C> Art 7:00 II CIS News (C) Joseph Bentl. Flemin1 hosts. e@ oo m n. TodaJ ._ (C) an. Woplna a....t <C> Hulh Downs hosts. Gr1h1m Kerr. D E1trcbe Wlttl IUorla (C) fJ Otbbie Drlu Danctfdzt (C) m Mr. Wllllbo11t (C) m Slwtff Jel11 (C) fJ) Co•llOdllJ/S11Dct R.,ort G)...,., .... (C) 7:30 D n. Ed ""'°" sa.o. <C> 11:25 1J 9 (j) cas ....., (C) 0our111 m The Fllntltilftes (C) Edwards. 1.-00 R 9 ())Captain Kanaaroo (C) 11:30 Cl Qt()) Seard! fw TttHJTW (C) With Bob Keeshan. B 0 (i) m [J9 ,_ (C) BUI 0 Abbttt & C.Wlt c.r-.... (C) Cullen hosts. m MllMJ ...... (C) D T1le An111wtnary ea.. (C) Al U) ltocUt ...... Hotd (C) Himel hosts. 1:15 @{1) Vldee Dtaat (C) Or .. ,. (C) Roy Elwell incl Bob 1:25 a C..••nllJ lllllletin Boanl (C) Doman co-holt. Thuraday only. ID Wtrtd Adffllblre (C) Monday, 1:30 O lilltlt TtlWM /Yow M...,.s Wednesd1y, Friday; Travel (C) Wortll {C) Thursday only. Tue.iay •nd Thursday. 0 AstrOlll .. Cartlons (C) 11:45 8 Cerrll CIJ (C) Wednttday. m Bup Bun11J (C) U)li••bJ (C) f\ F f f R N 0 0 ~. @ Cl) locQ 111d His frteodl (C) 12.-00 8 .. ...., (C) Jacqueline Susann, 1:55 IJ Coe•HltJ B11llttin Board (C) Dr. Richud Felnber1 and ICtrea t:OO I) 11le Lucy Slllow (C) Elly Stone fUl$l. IJ Q,J@ m It r.-r.. (C) D 0 (6) tE Hidden Fae. (C) Viii 'Scully hosts. Morey Amstard1m, Conrad ~ stlri. Gre1 Morris, Rick Jaton •nd their U Mowte: See Daytime Movies. wives 1uest. D (i1) CJ) ltwfflcMd II Mevle: See Daytime Mow!• mm ...... (C) Johnny Grant host& fJ) OfflCla If a. Pr..w..t ek=~~p~ytlme McMet.. Qt()) Tiie Unkldter SMw (C) O Mowte: See Daytime MO¥ies. 12.:30 II 9 Ci) At tM Woftd Tna (C) m @ Cl) Jacl LI Lan• (C) D 0@ m °"' of Ow U) Undlrdo& (C) (C) Macdonald Carey stirs. Qt Cl) AtMty Criffltll (C); Ann 8.t· D Ci7l (]) F••llJ YM Sllotlld Ad dllrSilew (C) Friday only. <~ Uaycl Thaxton hosts. . 9:30 I) QI ()) IMt1J Hlllbllllts (C) !In:~~ Daytime Movies. Ben Cl Q,J Ci) G':' Concentr1tlon (C) QJ Dlallnr tw Dollan (C) Alen Ed McMlfion host3. Sloane hosts. m Dln1ts tM M1t1M11 fl) Ttdlllttal Cor1* m Cu•by . lZ.-55 D @ m Cllllclren'I Dlctot (C) @(})Harden'• H1p,.nl111 (C) Lendon l[ Smith, M.D. Tueadty· 10:00 I) AtMty Crfffltll Thul'1d1y only. B QI ()) m .......utJ (C) Llr· 1:00 I) Qt Cl) &Mt II • MlllJ Splft- ry Blyden welcomes auests Betsy dor9d Th1ft1 (C) Palmer, Jack ~rter end Join Fon· D Q,J !:fl cg lite Doctwra (C) tllne. Th!J wlfl diacuss the lnntt James Pntchett stirs. ptDC>nalibes of Jon1th1n Winters, Nanette F1br1y, Peter Lawford, Ann fJ @ CD DrM• HMle (C) Mi Muuet. ind Jack E. Leonard. D1row hosts. m Trvtll or c.a.ciuencn (C) fl) C..Mltr/Sbd Report G) hbllc SeMce Fllm 1:301J QI()) Tiie C.Wlq Uitit (C) @ @ S.111 TocllJ (C) D @ Cl) m AMdler WtfW (C) 10:30 a a()) Dick Ya11 .,,_ IJ r...., ....,. 1est D lffl (I) a> urs Mllll a Deel (C) V°'onty Hill hostl. Gl*" llhwl .._ (C) fJ) Tiie Plern ._ z.-oo 11 a()) Secret ..,. <C> a taoo m'" 0.111 s., <C> Hostl01n Kennedy welcomes Undl KIY• Hennln1 •nd Mike Minor. 11 LM 1\at leb; CoMlai ArMllll iie Wlfid (C) Wed. only. a @ mm n. "...,.... ea. (C} Bob Eubanks h0$la. G) Mowtt: See Daytime Mowla. 2:30 I) Qt ()) lllt Edi' ti NIOt (C) Dta @mT111 1htc11 8••• (t} Host Gene Rayburn welcomes 1uests L1uren Bacall ind David Frost. IJLtlft It tlO ... nr 0 (i7J (}) Q) D1tln1 Ca•t (C) J«n rin1e hosts. · 2:45 0 Ntws (C) Ted Meyers. l:OO II Tiie Unkletter 5'toW (C) D P.D.Q. (C) Dennis James hosts. 1J Hipny htrll D @ (])al etneral tt.pttal (C) O Movie: See Daytime Movl• TOln Frandsen hosts. Q) ftlil tM Cat (C) . Q,J @ MltinM: Don Rodewald, 9 Cl) Dillln1 for Dollen Mowit ID Mltl ... : • Don Wilson. 3:30 II lay P•ir (C) Geoff Edwards hosts. D Miu DDuflas (C) I; ct'm a::s Uhl To LM (C) My fnoffi. Martian (C) Hobo Kelly (C) 4:00 I) Su Hunt; MMe: See Daytime Movies on Wednesday. 8 lilrl Talk JC) @ Cl) ,(I) Dirt Sllacltwt (C) Jonathan Frid stirs. GI n. FllntADnes <C> 4:30 Mtvlt: See Daytime Movln. Divorce Court (C) ..... (C) Biii Bonds. ..... (C) Geor1e Putnam. len'1 Bil Top Alw (C) ~ Miu Doufla (C) .. .,.. Pim '•11J (C) • OW11 T ilk (C) a..ttd11d 5:00 MIC N ....... (C) News (C) Tom Reddin. Tiie lirMWJ sa.o. (C) Tiie Addi• f11111tr i.111 T11otu1en aow <C> Tiie Lucy .. (C) • an , F•ny Yo• 5'Mld AM (C) 5:30 u cw rn m uc "••• <c> IFrani!.:f !<c) Art Jama Cllllpn'a lllancl (C) l1lil Der 19'9 (C) .. ...,. (C) WANTED BOYS and GIRLS AGES 3 to T9 TO AUDITION FOR TV e COMMERCIALS anti Movie p,..1enU1tion Noe.4 HeHyw-4 T.._, ~ .a.-.r ••• llltetVl•wf1tt ,.. ... .......... ,.. ..... "' ...... .... 4'Nctt ••. FOR FREE ON CAMERA AUDITION IN YOUR AREA CALL NOW 547-6251 JIMMY LLOYD F•mou1 Actor, Producer, o :r.e· ior oflfring opporhlnlty to ~ids end young edulh to be repre· Hnted in the TV l FILM IN· DUSTRY. LLOYD HAS DIS· COVERED ALMOST 500 ICIDS WHO HAVE APPEARED IN MOVIES I T.V. MANY OF ou• LUCKY KIDS EARN OVf~ $100.00 PER DAY. P.R. CO. MAKES PROFESSIONAL CON. TACTS FOR YOU IN HOLLY· WOOD. TAKE I PRODUCTIONS J ! 6 I North Vine StrHt HOLLYWOOD, CALIF II ,. •• 5 r/Juifond a~J r/Jowd /or lt'I be buttons and bows· rather then bucWln brMc:hea for Biubeth Beur this INtOft on Lencer. When the Western teries becJlns Its second 'fMr Sept. 2J °"; CBS (7:30 & ~ PM), the lovely-Mht Beur, who stars t es f.,... O'lrfen, wil set the sewing· € lM leclles of Morro Coyo aghast with her new plumege. "Ehubeth wlll be more fwninine in future episodes," apleins ~uc.r Alen Armtw. "After al. girls who hvM on renches in the 11109 didn't always weer pents." EhulMth Is delighted. The chenge in costumes wil help give her e new ettftude about the character of Teresa. One of her outfits wt1 be the brown vet+ .... n ricHn~ sua Raquel Welch wore in the movie, "Bend• lero.' That sho.ald help anyone's attitudes. Ehubeth's description of the riding skirt is unique. "It's like 1 big peir of fat, old pants except they look hke • skirt when you stand up. They're sort of like to- day'• culottes. Annie Oakley wore them aR the time." But th•t's as close •s the char•der of Teresa O'Brien wiR ever get to resembling that of Litffe ~u,..Shot's. "I luve the sharpshooting to the men," says Btu. beth. 0 Th9 only thing I can hit is the bro•dside of • bam end then only If I'm shooting from in1id1 and all the doors •N shut." Whet other fashions of 1870 will be 111n on Biu- beth 's fair form? "There'I be lots of blou111 and dresses and • pair of specialy fltted kn...t.n9*h leather boots.'' KM• •tfh INtlter boots .,. rether contemporery. WW el»out mW lklrtt? "Certainly notl" E. 8. replies emphatic.affy. "And there'I definitely be no more pents." CASS AND FRIENDS Mama C.. Eliot's fint tel.¥1sion 1P9CW in which .... stan ain In color on AIC, T1uscNv et 9:00 PM. On the~ C.. ~end slnos wffft ludcly H.a. ett end the husbencl-Wffe teem of a.rbere a.in Md Mertfn uncleu. Cau elso lints fol: '°'.ftCJI _ wfth her oW friends Joni Mitchel, ~ Treven end John SelNsffen. C... Eltot by enybocfy s stenderds Is • lerge, ~ lady. She WM• stendout es e memWr of the 11111 bown Memes end Papas singing group, but is now on her own. Her f1nt IOlo elbum hes racbcl up sales of owr • million and is st1I holding firm on the best....., cherts. C... hes prolNbly been si119~ng since she could nwtk. sounds. but she dicln't 90 pubf'te untff she left Swarfh.. more Cow... and sterted sin9in9 for her~ in 6rHnwich ~ge. There she met Dennis 0 , leter to be wel known as • member of The Mamas and the Papa C... Doherty, :Z.I Yanovsky and John Sebastien grouped themselYes into The Mugwumps in the Nrfy 1960s. From thet group The Mamas and the Pepn WM formed with C.... Dennis, John Philips and Michele GIL~ i:MY wwe precticdy an overnight suecea on TV, records encl on roed toun. ... ,..... · In •• tfMi Uan 1rfy w .. ... Oft CURTIS c MATHES BREAKS THE PRICE BARRIER NOW e e e • FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE AREA! A product so 1u~rior that we wot place-It In y9Ur home for • f,... heme demonstration, We •Ito 'nvlte •ny ottt.r de1ler to 1 side by side comparl· son of color, and sound reproduction, The only obligation on your part i1 1n interest in color T.V. and the •bility to pey If yov should ci.cld• to buy. GENUINE OAK • Automatic O.,.usslng • Full size console • Instant 1utom1tlc, no annoying w1rm-up d.tay e Lighted Di•I • I yrs. adlustment w•rr•nty on pie· ture tube $12 Ndltlon•I • Also avallable in D1ni1h Modern. HART TV 8921 ADAMS HUNTINlGTON BEACH (Next to Albertson's) ' 962-3384 ,.,. 7 SUNDAY JUNE 22 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNE 21. 1969 0 9 @ Ke"'P"' Open Golf (C) Arnold Palmer defends his tltle in the $150,000 tournament, Uve from the Quail Country Club in Charlotte. N.C. Top prize is $25,000. I ~iyn Kuhl111n (C) em) '50-Errol Flynn, Patrice Wy- evtval flrn (C) • more. 111 5..-f lttvfwal (C) i Oral Rtberts (C) la KMEX (C) • ~ Faitll for Tod., (C) TM Aantr (C) Town Hall MHtln& (C) I '.1 0PNl ~C 9:00 IJ ~lltfa TllrH (C) The wor11 of @!) lam Conlon one of the cinema's forrotten men ml Winp to Advent.re (C) is the subject of "Cinema, The Be· 10:30 IJ Steps to lwnln1 (C) Subjects &inning: Georges Mellas," a two· taught elementary school children Alf stations reserve the part examination. and the methods used to teach right to change program· 0 My Favorite St"'""' (C) Or. H. them ere explored. mln11t without advance no-H. Brookins, Firit A.M.E. Church of Q ~@ m Soutllern laptilt tice • .,. Los Angeles, guests. How (C) "Zarethan." An archeoloc· D11 of Dbcovtty (C) icel study of Tel Es Sa'ldeyeh In the 6 ls m n. a. ilt 11 Challencu Jordan Valley where Or. James B. : '"' r 09 trs QOtptl Male (C) Pritchard of the University of Penn· 6:30 m The llbl• Mtwerl I A. A. All• sylv1nl1 is engaged In • JO.year 6:55 IJ 5iw Us 1\ls DIY (C) Kattiry11 Kuhl•an (C) program of excavation. (R) 7:00 IJ Toll! and Jerry (C) Tom and Jeny (C) • I cm mm IOnr Kon& (C) m S41nday Funnl" (C) • utVa Cita filttitor TodlJ (C) 7!30 I Aqua"''" (C) • Qod and Man In die 20th Cen· (j) feature (C) Monnon Tabefnacle Ctlolr (C) blfy 11:00 IJ Projtd Httd Start (C) "The Or-• Davey and QoUatll (C) tf) Aaricultural Report (C) che$1ra." 17~.·00s 1m IThe ~Chr~!°11PpllersUnto(CM) Y fHt (C) 9:30 fJ Muaic, Music, Music (C) A sym· I This Is tfle Life (C) ... phony orchestra rehearsal of 85 In· Ho1Webuyer's 'ulde (C) • T Chrtstopllers (C) atrumentalists from St. Louis hlch @@EE lultwinllle (C) 0 THE CATHEDRAL OF schools Is presented. MO¥ie: "Bom To le lad'' (dra· * TOMORROW-IN COLOR! D Economics for All AP* (C) ma) '50 -Joan Fontaine, Robert b d M d '1.loney Needs Manarinr." A fam-I n. with Rex Hum ar ' au e ily of four realistically explore tam· Cllurdl In the Ho•• (C) Aimee & Musical Staff! !!l.. economic needs. ~First 119tist Church I C.llledral of Tomonow (C) U Mowle: ""''" Dtlperltt Men" Wrestlin1 (C) Day of DlscovtcJ (C) (westem) '5G-Preston Foster, Vlr· m mp111 (C) Wonderama (C) lnla Gr~ 11:30 IJ Ttll It Lille It W11 (C) Negro Allen Revival Hour (C) 00 ffi Dudley Do-Rlpt (C) reliaious tradition. and Its vital Im· CI) Davey and Sollattl (C) 6 I Toberts (C) portance in the lives of black men, Ci) Qod Is ttlt Anawtr (C) Aqua•an (C) is examined In a two·part program. 1:30 I look Up and l ive (C) ' ~no a Mano Randltro 0 Milestones of Man (C) , Profile • This Is tfle LHe (C) fJ (fi) Cl) a) Discovery (C) The Rebels With a ~.,.. (C) 10:001 Today's Rtli&ion (C) Peace Corps Training Center in Hilo, • Movie: (C) "Runnln1 Tarawt" • ~ulturt USA (C) Hawaii, is visited. (R) (western) '56-Arthur Franz, Doris CV m Linus (C) fJ Movie: "S•rtant x of the for· Dowlin2. • le: "Rocky Mountlln" (west· tip ltaion" (adventure) '60-No· elle Adam. Christian Marquand. m Acctnt on Actioft (C) SECARD GIANT SWIMMING POOL 18 n.• POOL • SALE V. HP FILTO.SUlfACl SKI MAINTINANCI tcrT aonoM DUIN AND CHEMICAL DfSPfNSH UNEI llPLAGMINT CEllTEI ALL SIDS llAffl-SUllJ-OlfMICAIJ-f ACUIM SITS 10Q•/. FINANCING--36 MONTHS TO PAY j Locations To Serve You. 9 Years' Experience ArTfRNOON 12:00 IJ Tll• S41nflower C.ltbmlon C.11· pany (C) "Communications." Part II. 1J Read Right! (C) Movie: "Tlle Twinkle in Qod's EJI" (western) '55-Mickey Rooney, Coleen Gray. I Euentlally Sel This Is tllt Life (C) flj Sunday Matinee: "Abbott & Costello Meet the Keystone Cops." I (j) fubtrts (C) Cine en Sii ~ ... Profiles of Prorreu (C) Anned forces Hiplirftts (C) 12:30 I) 9 (j) AAU lnternltional Trad and -Reid (C) The Sacramento lnvi· tational from Sacramento State Col· lege In Calif. I Characters in the Arb (C) Qent Autry TV Worship of the West (C) (I) Stories of Success (C) Qilest fOf Advtnture (C) lnslpt (C) 1:001 m MHt Ult Prm (C) Movie: "The Tall lie'' (drama) '52-Paul Henreid, Kathleen Hughes. I G1J Cl) a) Directions (CY Western Star Theatre War Zont ID Rtvlval Fires (C) 323 S. Main, Orange 532-1992 YES, WE HAVE OVALS TOOi OPEN 10:30 TO 7:30-7 DAYS 1 :30 IJ 9 (j) NFl Action (C) "The Game They Love." An insight Into the history and development of the National Football Le111ue. Q Youth and the Polle• (C) D Gilm a> luuu and An.,." (fj Sen.Wm. Fullbright auests. ,... 8 0) Voice of ~tv1ry (C) ml U.S. NtVJ Fii• (C) 2:00 I fact the Nation (C) • station to Station (C) Press Conference (C) fl.football pro turned motion-picture star Jim Brown guests. Host Bill Bonds and newsmen interview one of Cleveland Brown's all·time great fullbacks. 0) Roll• Dtfby (C) Ci1) (I) Sund11 Matinee; "It Hap- pened to Jane." Doris Day and Jacll Lemmon star. ei)@ feature ~ (j) MOYie-Co-Round I D11tto de ,.aslones Fem re Ladies Day (C) 2:30 IJ Conversations With a hythla· trist (C) "Insight as Action Therapy." An area of self-help Is explored. O On CaMpua (C) "The Return of Bennett Cerf.'' The noted humorist· publisher is seen at an actual semi· nar In satire at Whittier College. O Movie: "fast Company" (com· edy) '53-Howard Keel, Polly Ber· gen. ml Holiday (C) m American Probltas (C) 3:00 I Repertoire Workshop (C) • Movie; (C) "SWord W'rtflout a Country" (adventure) '66 -Fulco Lulli. O Movie: "Ranreland &tpl1'9" (western) '50 -Russett Hayden. Jimmy Ellison. 0 Million $ Movie: (C) "JoutMJ lenuttl the Desert" (adventure) '63 -Haya Harareet. Jean-Louis Trinti· gnanl I Outer limits Ho1Hsttad (C) 00 Pat Boone C.letlrity '°" (C) ml McKMVtr & the Coklnel aJ ScoP9 (C) 3:30 IJ lftlidtr/Outsidef (C) The cul· tural renaissance In the barrio ls the topic for discussion. Eduardo Moreno hosts. 4:00 O Movie: (C) "Sunslinp(' (west· ern) '56 -Joh11 Ireland, Beverly Garland. I Daring Ventures (C) R&D Revitw (R) The Rat Patrol (C) ladies Day (C) IJ VIEWPOINT: FILMWAYS * Pres. Martin Ransohoff Guests with Jere Witter 1J Viewpoint (C) O Movie: ''Q""n of the Amazons" (adventure) '47-¥alricia MOfison. Man From UNCLE (C) Tlleatr. I t ~lar1mie I face the Nation (C) • entana Sobre los Hijos • Ensltn O'Toole · American Problems (C) 4:301 NtwSMaurs (C) : M .. roam' Nelgtlbortlood (j) ,.olka Parade (C) , Mutica 1 ralabm • The Dallotn , Scope (C) 4:55 O Wonderlvl World of Sport (C) 5:00 IJ News (C) Clete Roberts. 1 59 ~ in m e, 111 m id .d ,. :le I• " I- t. I• ·. • ) , ' r a m Conomional ltport (C) IJ Dr. lutar'I Adveftt.fts (C) 0 Movie: (C) "TNlloae of tile Aqast Mton" (comedy) '56-Glenn ford, Marton Brando,. (ddie Albert. fJNtw1 (C) m Mm tiriffin (C) m 111e .... Sound ct> @ (]) Sewn Ms llltatn: "Jm Boll" m eosp.1 ., ctwist @ Ci) I Dream of Junnle (C) fill What's Ntw7 (C) (R) @I) Toros a> Run fw Your Life (C) 5:30 IJ Q!l (j) Amatlur Hour (C) fiJ Spe1k Up (C) Bill Leyden. 1J Polka Pal'lde (C) 0 stlppy (C) "The Long Night." Matt turns detective when his son is accused of Involvement in a hit· and· run accident. fi) The Third Min ~ 00 Meet die Presa (C) fill Spectrum (C) (R) 6n Tiie D1llotu EVENING 6:00 IJ ~ (j) The 21st cm., (C) (30) "The Wild Cell." Proiram on current reuarch to find a cure for cancer that visits doctors around the globe who are searchinr for the causes of cancer. (R) fiJ Ifs AcldeMic (C) (30) fJ Secret Arent (60) 6) I SFl¢11L I Air et Dinlttr (C) (60) Sander Vanocur gives a com- prehensive picture of one of the great problems facing our cities from coast to coast: the air pollu- tion men1ce. fE Willlam Tell (30) @ Ci) Convnsion1I Rt port (C) (30) Em Faces of Business (C) (30) T. A. Wise of Fortune Magazine inter- views Joseph C. Wilson, chairman of the board of the Xeroll Corpora· tion. al Man From UNCLE (C) (60) 6:30 IJ Ralph stDfJ (C) (30) Examined are L.A.'s human and mechanical street cleaners responsible for the housekeeping of the city, fiJ @ Ci) a;) frank McCH (C) (30) IJ Stave Allen Show (C) (90) Lou Rawls. Roger C. Carmel, Jackie Ka· hane and Earl Wilson Jr. 11uesl m I Low Lacy (30) fi) Marquee 22 (60) Em The Frenctt Chef (30) Julia Child demonstrates how to utilize aspar- a11us. ®) (j) Sldppy (C) (30) 7:00 IJ 9 Cl) L1Slit (C) (30) Lassie finds Bruno, the crazed German shepherd K-9 war dog and makes an effort to save him from a ranch· er's posse in the concluding por· tlon or a two-part story. (R) D aJ 00 m H..U Finn (C) (30) ''TheCurse Of Thul." Huck and Tom encounter a 5000-year-old wander- ing mummy who cannot die until he has found the tomb of Marm. (R) U @CD m Land •t t11t &i.nts (C) (60) "Return of lnidu." Steve, Fitzhugh, M1~ Dan and Valerie pit themselves ag1lnst the aiant Enog to save the life of the giant magician lnidu. (R) fJ Wllll's My Line? (C) (30) Wally Bruner hosts. m 1 v«eoo • 1acUtaae w-it11 Tllt lli111 Fa•ilJ (C) (60) The Kinf Famity takas viewers bacbtare at the Vine Street Theater in Holly- wood for a dress rehearsal of their latest telespecial production. 6) Passport to Trmf (C) (30) "Budget 21-Day Holiday." Hal Saw· yer prese.nts a complete European vacation within one country-from the southern tip of Enatand throuah Wales to the northern tip of Scot- land. fill Sclftut.titn (60) "But I Wouldn't Want To Live There." (R) @I) Do-Rt-Ml (30) 7:30 IJ ti!) (j) Gentle Ben (C) (30) Broadway and tel~ision actor Al- bert Salmi, as a swamp hobo, In- advertently draws Mark into a con· frontation with some alli111tors when the boy tries to return money to him. (R) 8 @ Ci) 6n Walt Disney (C) (60) "Escape in Florence." Part I of two parts. A comedy-adventure about two American students in Italy who unwillingly become entangled in an international art theft. (R) 0 Mllf1tn $ Movie: "The Thr" Sloores Meet Hercules" (comedy) '62-The Three Stoo11es .. 6) Ch1llenfin1 Sea (C) (30) "An Island Named Helen." Bill Burrudi------------------------- visits the Tarawa Atoll. EE Bi& Picture (30) @I) Los C1udillos (30) 8:00 I) Q!l 00 EAt Sullivan (C) (60) Flip Wilson and Jackie Mason 11uest. 0 ROLL£ R GAMES-live! (C) * T-BIRDS vs. TEXAS 1J Roller Ga"'u (C) (2 ht) Dick Lane calls the action between the L.A. T·Blrds vs. the Texas Outlaws. 0 @ rn m The FBI (C) (60) "Eye of the Storm." Erskine and Colby search for the kidnaper of the infant daughter of cruudin11 publisher John Sheppard. (R) as uleswomen when their husbands man's hometown. James Whitrnorw take away their c~arge plates. and Enzo Cerusico co-star. (R) 6) The Spotts Set (C) (30) 9 m News (C) (30) fi) The World TomomlW (30) fJ Sberlock Holm'* (1 hr 20 min) 9:00 I) 9 (j) Hff,.HIW (C) (60) Coun· Ci) Llbot Report (C) (30) try music and comedy series with m Manion fOf'Ulft hosts Roy Clark and Bue~ Owens. fill David Sus$klnd (C) (2 hr) "The Mer1e Haggard and Bonnie Owens Humor of Art Buchwald, Al Capp auest and Russell Baker," and "They fiJ @ Ci) B) Bonanza (C) (60) Loved Calvin Coolidae." "My Friend, My Enemy." Ca~ ls @I) tiran Tntro (60) accused _of mur~er and hi,s ke de· lO:JO 1J World Temorrow (C) (30) fense Witness IS an Indian orse m Jot -... (C) (2 h) thief. John Saxon 1uests. (R) • ,... r 0 @ (3) al ABC SondaJ Movie: Ci) ldlryn Kuhlman (C) (30) (Cj "8oeln£ 9oein£" (comedy) '65 11:00 IJ a 0 m News (C) -Tony Curtis, Jerry Lewis. Thelma 1J CatlMdral of TomocTow {C) m Movie: "Citizen Kane" (drama) Ritter. Oany Sava I, ~hrist ine m Wild MYtnbn (C) (30) "B1i. '41-0rson Welles, Joseph Cotten. Schmldtmer. Suzanna Leigh. Story Exploration." Bill Burrud uplorn Agnes Moorehead. of Bernard Lawrence, an American Baja California . m Wanderlust (C) (30) "Primitive ~ews corrupondent, who is an air-@CI) Q) (Ij 9 Cl) News (C) New Guinea... hne hostess.Jugg1er. (R) 11:15 0 Movie: (C) ''Walt 'TU Ille Seit! EE The Fisher fa11ily (30) 6) Holllesttld/Ntws (C) Shines Nellie" (drama) '52-DIYid EE Peter Gunn (30) Wayne. Jun Petera. Em Sounds or Sumlfttr (C) (2 hr) -. Do 1 Htrdez (60) "Cincinnati 'Pied Piper' and Boston ~ "' nios 11:20 fJ News (C) Pops Old TimelS' Niaht." Stev 9:30 fJ News (C) (30) 11:30 ~ Mowle: ''The lest Yun If Ow Allen hosts this visit to one of the 6) My Motllef, tM Cir (C) (30) Lives" (drama) '4&-fredric M1rdl, nation's oldest music festivali for fE Mr. Ii Mri. Nortll (30) My~na Loy, Dana Andrews, Ttflll the world premiere of Peter Men-Wn11ht. nin's cantata "The Pied Plpet of 10:00 6 Qj Cl) Mlulon: Impossible (C) D Loh•an l Barkley (C) Hamelin." narrated by Cyril Ritchud (60) Guest Rut~ Roman portrays fJ i~flCl!LI How To Stiep ,...._ In Cincinnati. In Boston, the pro-the vain . and d1ct.atorlal widow of ·Inf ( ) Part IV of Or. Donald Fred· gram travels to the popular Old the president of a small South rlckson's clinic. Timers' Niiht from the Boston Pops American country who plans to 6) The Emprm (C) Orchestra, conducted by Arthur forestall fre.e elections in her coun-Q) Ci) lnuattt (C) Fiedler. try and seize tot.al power. (R) 11:45 ID Action Tlttltre: "Hollywood Ctn· @I) Carrousef Muk.ano (60) ~)~~!! M~:."11<~"1~ teen." 1:30 ~ aJ Ci) 6n Th Motllt,..ln-Law ley." Woodruff and Novello try to lZ:OO IJ hblic SeMce (30) ''The Charae of the Wife help a parolee clear his name and 12:30 m Men la Cdlla Br gade.." 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Phone (213) 749·1438 or send a postcard giv· Ing your name, age, phone and •ddress to: LEWIS HOTEL/MOTEL SCHOOLS 7080 Hollywood Blvd., Suite L-1932 Los Angeles, California 90028 Dick Cuvtm comes forth to welcome his new night-time audi· ence to ABC's talk-variety series. The Dick Cavett Show, Mondays, Tuesdays and Frida1s at JO PM. hi• 10 MONDAY JUNE 23 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JUNE 21. 1969 @ @ Mond., Movie (2 hr) "Por· trait tn Black." Lana Turner stars. fil) Eastern Wildo• an4 Modem Life (30) "On Being Vague." Alan Watts discusses the concept that For morning and afternoon llstinis, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. All sta· tions reserve the right to change programming with· out advance notice. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 0 ''The Vlr1inlan" (western) '29 ~ary Cooper, Mary Brian. D "Close to My Heart" (drama) ·ST-Ray Milland, Gene Tierney. 0 ''Clive of India" (adventure) '35-Ronald Colman, Loretta Young. 12:00 0 "Double Jeopardy" (mystery) '55-Rod Cameron. 12:30 m "Mr. Ptnln and Mr. Trail'' (dra· ma) '48-Davld Farrar, Greta Gynl (C) "£1111 the Conqueror'' (adven· lure) '64-Cameron Mitchell. 2:00 IE "lorn To Speed" (drama) '47 -Johnny Sands. Don Castle. 3:00 0 "Bript Leif" (drama) ·~ Gary Cooper, Lauren Bacall. 4:30 IJ (C) "Tb• Deerslayel'' (drama) '57-Le11 Barker, Rita Moreno. EVENING 6:00 IJ The Bir News (C) Dunphy. 0 m Hunt111·Brinlley (C) (30) 0 GENE AUTRY & * DON RICKLES whoop it up with STEVE tonite! 0 Steve Allen Show (C) (90) Gene Autry, Don Rickles, Pat Mc· Cormlck, Pat Harrington and Mar· lene Ver Planck guest. D Si11 O'Clocll Movie: (C) ''The 'frt11urt of lost Canyon" (adven· lure) '52 -William Powell, Julie Adams. I lovt Lucy (60) Bat.an (C) (30) 11 Spy (C) (60) Cl) Merv tirltfin (C) (90) Wllat's N..w? (C) (30) "The Children of the West." With the help of Hollywood sets and actor$, yaunasters live through several ad· ventures of the Wild West. @!) Juventud Divino Tesoro (30) a) llPlM News (C) (60) 6:30 0 MIC Newsena (C) (sO) m Yoy1re Ill the Botton1 of the Sea (C) (60) C2j @ HunUeJ-BrinkllJ (C) (30) fil) Twin Cirde Headllnt (C) (30) "Is Our Educational System in Peril?" Arnold Steinberg, editor of the Young Americans for Freedom magazine "New Guard," discusses the current educational crisis. ~ ()) m News (CJ (30) el Noticlero 34 (C) (60) 7:00 IJ CBS Evenlnr News (C) (30) Walter Cronkite. O Whirs My Line? (C) (30) Wally Bruner and Artene Francia welcome auest panelists Soupy Sales, Mere. dith MacRu and Alan Alda. m Passwont (C) (30) Host Allen Ludden welcomes guests June Lock· hart and Ross Martin. (R) the icfeal of clear.cut definiteness reflects a hostile, sharp attitude toward life. I Cl) Family Affair (C) (30) Cesar's Wortcl (C) (30) DrNtlt House (C) (30) 7:30flt'Aj(l)hnsmokt (C) (60) "Railroad." Marshal Dillon blocks a railroad company's efforts to force an irascible sodbuster (Shua Fbhe!} off his lanll. (R) 0 m I Drea111 of Junnlt (C) (30) •'lfow To Marry an Astronaut" Jeannie's sister pretends to marry Roirer, but replaces him with Tony at the crucial moment in lhe cer• mony. (R) EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH - Melvyn Doqlu portrays Or. La~ entt Strelloa, a psychiatrist wbo lau ltand-pkked several peopJe for a lf'OUP t~npy proJttr, lo the World Premlett eMore rolorcut of "Companlonl lo NllJ\tmare" on the NBC MOflclay Ni.ht Movie at 9 PM. 0 Jack's Fiddle Teacher · * Is Isaac Stern! I Jadl 8en__!!1 (30) (ll') 00 QJ TM Avenrws (C) ( ) "The Winged Avenger." Steed and Mrs. Peel Investigate a slay· ing apparently committed by a glint bird. (R) 0 Million $ Movie: "Ollwtr Twist" (cla.ssic) '48--Robert Newton, John Howard Davis, Alec Guinness, I Trutll or Coimqutnca (C) (30) Peny MISOtl (60) lnnevations (30) "Shrink and •Skin Packaging." Guests from Zel· lerbach Paper Company and Du· Pont Industries demonstrate two of the newest packaging metflods f« consumer producb-"shrink" and "skin" packagin1. 69 l>t'· rs. Ifft an 1at tSS de 0) :kl to Ui 10) L" rry ·RY r• C) !cf Y· a r 1n Id ~· U· of or td FUNDERFUL! ~~n£!!1\~ ~1 With OILLA llESE SANDY IARON ond TOf' GUEST STARS 10 PM, WEEKNITES COLOR~ KHJ·TV~ lfD Duelo de PaJones (30) ~ (j) The FllntdDMa (C) (30) 1:00 0 m NBC Clliklren's Theatre (C) @II La Brula M11dltl (30) (60) "~ I See ll'' Biil Cosby nar· 9:30 IJ F1mi1J Atfllr (C) (30) When rites films that examine the mind Uncle Bill faces a financial crisis of a child. Coupled with Mr. Cosby's that could break up the family, the lnsieht and humor, each film and children take emereency action ro subsequent discussion by children um money. (R) from 111 parts of the country will I News (C) (30) Ted Meyers. reveal the child's world for viewers 12 O'Clock Hip (60) to share and enjoy. Ci) McH11t'1 NIVJ (30) I Zane Grey (30) Revlsb Mlllicll (30) Hutt (C) (30) 10:001J ~ Ci) Jimmie Rodaws (C) (60) World Press (C). (60) Eddie Fiihe. r and Dorothy Morrison, Comlcos Y C.naones (30) who Is featured with The Edwin 1:30 IJ 9 Ci) Hns Lucy (C) (30) Hawkins Slneers on their hit record-G~est Howard Keel ~lays Stanley Ing of "Oh, Happy Day," euest. LIVingstone, a professional hunter I m News (C) (60) hired to capture a "gorboona," a (ll) Ci)&) Dick C.Vett (C) (60) rare wild animal that escaped from • Della! 1C> (60) the zoo. (R) : Firlnf Una (C) (60) "Pollce D Golden VOJ•P (Ci) (30) "Hong Brutality." Paul Chevigny defends Kone and -Singapore." the theses of his book. "Police 0 (ll)@ al Tiie Guns of Will Power: Abuses In New Yor11 City." Sonnett (C) (30) ''The Feal1eu William F. Buckley moderates a di$- Man.'' Jeff and Will react dif· cussion with John Heffernan, an ferently to the straneer who saved official of the International Confer· their lives. Paul Richards guests. ence of Police Associations. (R) @m Marl1n1 (30) I Mtrv Griffin (C~ (90) 10:30 m News (C) (30) Bill Johns. Run for Your Lift (C) (60) @II Fillista Corazon (30) TV Musial Osalrt (30) 9:00 IJ Mlyberry RFD ~C) (30) Richard 11:00 I 0 0 m m m Nftl (C) Erdman and Emmaline Henry p!ay Alfred. ~likock a writer and his wife who seek liter· • Movie; ~ D1mbusterl"' (ad· arY inspiration by moving to May· venture) 55-Richard Todd, Michael berry (R) Redgrave. D @@ m NBC Monday Movie: m PREMIERE Allen luddtn's G1J. (C) "Companions In Nlptmirt" lerJ (C) Host Ludden welcomes (suspense) '69 _ Melvyn Oouilas, gu~s Ken Berry, Harvey Korman, Leslie Nielsen. Anne Baxter. Gia Gem Granger and the featur~ rea· Young, Patrick O'Neal, Dana Wyn· ulars. Th~ ~ack Porch Ma)onty. ter, William Redfield. A famous 1 ~ Movie. Deep Wat.rs" (drama) psychiatrist must Identify a psy. '48--cesar Romero, Dean Stock· h tJ . . well. c o c In the midst of patients en· i.-.. "' ~ ~ ftil r.11 News (C) eaeed In a group therapy project ~ "1J_.°"!' ~ 1BJ U!..I ,_ (R) 11:30.:. Min .. : ''Tiit Wom1n on P- D THE BARON almost 13" (mystery) 'SO -Laraine Day, * gets .it tonite! WATCH! ;~~"mronllht Show (C) I Tht Biron (C) (60) IJ Mowlt: "Stnna• Fudnatlon" (j1) Cf) Q) Tht Outcnts (C) (drama) '52 -Hugo Haas. Cleo ( ) "The Heady Wine." Jemal Moore. David, servin& as temporary sheriff, 0 @ Cf) G) Joey Bishop (C) arrests Cart Munson as a murder 12:30 m Naked City suspect an~ Earl Corey accuses him m Action T1111tr1: "Down Missouri of . being influenced by Munson's Way." ;~~ck Joum1I <C> (60) The 12:45 fJ M~: "F1nf1~ for I o .. a monthly news maeazlne marks Its Scent (mystery) 63 -Richard first anniversary with outstandine Eean, V'1Veca Lindfors. seements from previous shows. Re-1:001 Spttkina Freety (C) peated portraits Include the dllem· Coamunity 9ullttin Bolrd (C) ma of the black policeman, the trial N... 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O "Bittef'Sweer' (musical) '41- Nelson Eddy, Jeannette MacDonald. B "Hudson's Bay'' (adventure) '40 -Paul Muni, John Sutton. 12:00 0 "Gunfire at Indian Gap" (west- ern) '57 -Vera Ralston. Anthony George. 12:30 m "Raiders of the Spanish Main" (adventure) '62-Terenee Morgan, "Marniflcent Rou&hnecU'' (drama) '56-Jack Carson. 2:00 IE) "last of the Desperadoes" (western) '55 -James Craig, Jim Davis. 3:00 0 "It Happened· in Broad Day. lijht'' (mystery) '60 -Heinz Ruh· mann, Michel Simon. 4:30 IJ "Once Upon • Horse" (comedy· western) '58 -Rowan & Martin, Manha Hyer. P•&• 12 ~VFNING 6:00 I) Tiie Blc News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. B m Hunttey-BrinkltJ (C) (30) 1J Sttwtn Allen Show (C) (90) Biii Dobson, D1mita Jo, Doug MC'Clure and John Barbour guest. 0 Sil O'Clock Movie: "DanitrOUI Crossin(' (drama) '53 -Michael Rennie, Jeanne Crain. I love Lucy (60) Batm1n (C) (30) 11 SpJ (C) @ Merv GrHfln (C) (90) Wllafs New? (C) (30) "The Children of the West." A look at how youngsters worked and played in the "real West." El) Juventud Dlvlno Tesoro (30) G) KPlM News (C) (60) 6:30 0 KNBC Ntw1trvict (C) (60) G) Voyaft to the Bottom of the Sta~ (60) ~ 6 Huntley-BrinkllJ (C) (30) Eil) OCUS on SWeden (C) (30) "A Painter of Life.'' The story of Anders Zorn, an outstanding turn·of·the- century painter, focuslna on the memorabilia In the Zorn museum in the province of Dalarna. ti!) Ci) m News (C) (30) m Notlcitro 34 (C) (60) 7:00 I) CBS Evtnln& News (C) (30) Walter Cronkite. I Whirs My line? (30) Password (C) (30) @ Amtrlu! (C) (30) MUS1um Open House (30) "The Cooking of French Art." Host Russell Connor discusses the varied physical Ingredients In the artistic recipes of THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNE 21. 1969 18th and 19th century paintings of McNalr and Duke Ellington are fea- Chardin and the Impressionists. lured. ei!) (j) The 'ood 'uys (C) (30) ED NET festival (C) (60) '1he m Islands in the SUn (C) (30) World of Bossa Nova." From the &) Drum House (C) (30) beach at lpanema to the arid Ser- tao, NET examines Brazil's rapidly 7:30 I) Cit m llnctr (C~ (60) A for· changing music scene. Featured are gotten chapter of Jelly s past comes the comments and music of Vlnl- back to haunt him when. a former clus de Moraes, Gilberto Gil, Ro· lawman (James Olson) arrives at the berto Carlos, Paulinho Nogelra and ranch to settle an old score. (R) others. 'if o~n ~e~~oo~:~ ~~~ ~~~ El) Chucho Avellanet (C) (30) or the Enterprise are captured by 9:30 I)~ 00 Doris Day (C) (30) To 11 dying people who intend to use obtain milk for a school lunch pro- the crew officers to help repopulate gram Doris Manin agrees to pose their planet. (R) with her sons for an advertising Q Jed Ben_!!J (30) picture, bul Tony brings home a @@ Q} Mod Squad (C) (60) surprise "sister." (R) he Up-Tight Town." The squad O @@ Cl} NYPD (C) (30) "The searches for Capt. Greer. who dis· Golden Fleece." Haines. Ward and appeared in a small desert town Corso have difficulty trackinr down while on vacation. Jason Evers a con artist who has swindled an guests. (R) out-of-town businessman out or 0 Miiiion $ Movie: (C) "Wild $5.000. (R) ~tr" (drama) '60-Montgomery B News (C) (30) Ted Meyers. Clift. lee Remick. , m Truth or Conwquenees (C) (30) IE) 12 0 Clock Hl(h (60) An isolated studio Is the setting El) Hoy (30) for a practical. joke in which a hus· 10:00 IJ ~ (j) 60 Minutes (C) (60) band. pretending lo be perplexed With Harry Reasoner and Mike Wal· by the reading on a scale. pro· lace c~ds to shed his clothing-before 0 ·m News (C) (60) hls stunned wife. m Perry Muon (60) 0 @ Cl} Dick Cavett (C) (60) m Th• French Chef (30) (R) B Della! (C) (60) El) Duelo de Paslonu (30) fD USC Music f estival (60) Host 8:00 D Z1ne 'rey (30) John Crown presents a piano trio m Huel (C) (30) of . Madeline Scha~. violin; Peter fD Monterey Jm (C) (60) Per· Re1to, ~ello: and Cinda Goold Red· formances from the Tenth Annual man, piano They per1orm works by Monterey Jazz Festival include seg· Beethoven and Schubert. ments by Illinois Jacquet, Dizzy Gil-al Miirl1n1 (30) ~e;:i~h~n~~e El~l~~~c~::ra~uartet 10:30 m Ne'!' (C) (30) Bill Johns. El) Discotheque a Go-Go (60) al Fallute Corazon (30) 8:30 B a (j) Red Sblton (C) (60) 11:00 IJ 0 0 ~mm News (C) Mickey Rooney and a tribute to Ed O Allred Hitchcock Wynn ere feat~red. Skelton, in dual O Movie; "Pay or Die" (drama) roles as Bolivar Shagnasty and '60-Ernest Borgnine Zohra Lam· C~ullflower McPugg, tangles with pert. ' Roarinf Twenties mo.b king Big m Allen ludden's G1llery (C) Brid· ~oule (Ro~iney). who Ines to mu~le get Hanley. Allan Sherman. Damita in on Bolivars speakeasy operation. Jo guest Chanin Hale is featured as Bolivar's : . ,. girlfriend Myrtle. (R) IE) Movit.: "The .Captive Heart 0 tj) Ci) m Julia (C) (30) "How (dr~ma) 47 -Michael Redgrave, To Keep Your Wig Warm." Julia Basil Radford. helps neighbor Marie Waggerdorn @@ Q} 00 ti?) (j) News (C) (Betty Beaird) acquire a new look fD Reaaan News Conference to rekindle her husband's waning 11•30 .:.o M 1 . ..1 l 1 Pl " Interest. {R) . ~ ov e., n a one y ue O DEBUT Gisele Mackenzie's (my~tery) 50-Humphrey Bogart. Betttr Half-Hour (C) (30) Glona Grahame. 0 @ (!)Cl} It likes a Thief 0 Q1 (6) m Tonight Show (C) (C) (60) "Hans Across the Border." O Movie: '1he ladJ From Chey- Part II. Alexander Mundy puts Colo· enne'' (romance) '41 -Loretta nel Heinrich, head of East German Young, Robert Preston security, in a dangerous position _by 0 @@ Cl) Joey Bi~hop (C) planting documents that lead Hein rich to accuse a popular Russian 12:30 m Naked City general of beina a traitor (R) G) Action Theatse; "Turn ot the m Merv 'riffin (C) (90) Peggy Tide." Cass. Bob Crosby and his family. • ,, " Adam Keefe, lort Rogers. Barbara 12.50 B Movie; Dauah~er of Dr. Jekyll Tai Sing and The Spontaneous (horror) 57-Glona Talbot. John Sound Concert guest. Agar. IE) Run tor Your life (C) (60) l :00 0 0 News (C) 9:00 0 ~ (i) m NBC Tuesday Movie: 0 Community Bulletin Bo1rd (C) ''Thi Jolltn'' (comedy) '67 -Mi· m from the Inside Out (C) chael Crawfotd, Oliver Reed, Har!Y 1:151J Movie: "The Return of Mr. Andr~ws. James Donald. To gain Moto" (mystery) '65-Henry Silva, notoriety. two brothers concoct an Suzanne Lloyd. elaborate plot to steal the Crown Jewels of England and return them 1:30 ID All·Nlpt Show: "The Last Days one week later. (R) of Oolwyn," "Once a Thief" and O Showcase S (C) (60) Barbara "The Eye Creatures." 1969 e fea. ''The , the I Ser· apidly :d are Vini- Ro- 1 and )) To 1 pro· pose tising ne a ''The and down d an t of (60) Wal- (60) Host trio >et er Red· s by 1ma) .am· Jrid· 11ita art'' ave. 1ee'' :art, C) le1· etta the Jll" ohn (C) Mr. 'va. ays ind 'Sons and Daughters' A revolutionary series designed . t~. motivate .parents .and. teen- agers toward accepting the respons1b1hty of sex informa.taon lD the home debuts this Friday at 7 PM on non-<:ommerc1al KCET. Channel 28. Titled "Sons and Daughters: Towards an Under- Tht Rtv. Mr. Robtrt Larson SfHnt two years o/ rtstarch in tht dt· vt'lopmtnt and writing o/ Clumntl 28's strits in ux education. Mr. Larsori produced and dirtcttd the first /our pro1rams and acll as hosf on tht fr/th, standing of Human Sexuality," the five-part series dramatizes the differing points of view of the young and past generations. "The production of 'Sons and Daughters' represents one of the most imaginative and innovative ventures in the field of sex infor- mation," reports KCET Program- ing Vice President Charles Allen. "We believe Lhat this series can be a firm beginning on the attack on sexual illiteracy," Allen adds. "Sons and Daughters," which earned National Educational Tele- vision's highest award for creative programing la~t year, .util!zes dance, dramatic 1mprov1zauon. argumentation and role-playing to depict the struggle for under- standing on sexual matters be- tween parents and teenagers. The five half-hour programs are paced wi th original music by Robert Lamb and Charlie Byrd. Specially commissioned s~ulpture by Miss Fingal Rosenquist and a company of professional actors from New York City are called on to provoke thoughtful commu- nication in the home. "The initial program, 'What Life Is All About', at~empts to put sex in its place as an important. but not all-<:onsuming, force in everyones life." Allen points out. Subsequent programs trace the pattern of human growth, ask key questions about sexual be- havior look at the life of unwed mothers and provide a "town meetin'g .. platform for teenagers to express their feelings. The content of all five programs is the result of research by a special committee appoint~ by the ''Sons and Da~ghters" pro- ducers at station WITF-TV 10 Hershey. Pennsylvania. The 24-man committee-representing medicine and health, the major faiths, education and parent-teacher associations-met regu- larly for two years to decide on the direction and concept of the series. Their seven series objectives are: to promote a wholesome and mature attitude towards sex; to provide scientific background and vocabulary; to diminish misinformation. ignorance . and fea r; to emphasize concepts of family. home and love; to assist parents in accepting responsibility for sex information; to help youn~ people consider sexual ideals and standards; ~nd to create an atti- tude which insists upon the beauty of the gift of sex. The family for "Miracle" 1t•as created h>• the nationally promi11ent sculptor Fingal Rosenquist whost work Carl Sandberg ca/ltd "poems of /me ·and motion". Commissionl'd espuia/ly /or this pionurinr .tf· fort 1n stx education, Miss Rounq1,fs1 conserittd only on tht co11d111011 that tht statul's bt de11roytd once tht program had bun taptd. An 'NBC Children's Theatre' Special Comedian-actor-singer Bill Cosby. three-time wino.er of an Emmy A ward for his role in the · former NBC I Spy series, is host to youngsters from vatious parts of the country in "As I See It." a one-hour c-0lor special on NBC Children's Theatre. Monday at 8 PM. in color on NBC. "As I See It" is the 13th production in the award-win- ning N BC Children's Theatre series, a presentation of NBC News. George A. Heinemann. NBC Director of Public Af- fairs. is the executive producer and June Reig is associate pro- ducer. director and writer. According to Mrs. Reig, the purpose of "As I Sec It" is to examine closely, through the medium of film. the mind of a child. Coupled with Mr. Cosby's insight and humor, each film and subsequent dis- cussion reveals the child's world for viewers to share and enjoy. To select the youngsters for the program, Mr. Heine- mann and Mrs. Reig traveled throughout the country interview- ing youngsters aged 6 to 12 from all economic. social and ethnic backgrounds. Fifty' <ff them were given a super 8-m~ movie camera and after a brief instruction in the use of the cam- era. were sent out to fllm their world as lhey saw it-<aptur- ing those aspects that might give them pleasure. perplex them, make them sad or happy. All the film was then brought to New York-where the best work was selected on the basis of q uality. originality, creativity. humor, and other factors-and forms the oucleus of the progTam and the basis for Mr. Cosby's spontaneous conversation with the children in a live studio situation. Each c hild discusses his own film with the comedian as they watch it together and in many cases Cosby relates the child's experience to those in his own childhood. Robert Maxwell. who has scored many NBC Children's Theatre productions, composed and conducted original music for "As l See It" which interprets each child's world with an apprdpriate theme. Bill Cosby has starred in two one-hour NBC color specials. both virtually one-man shows which spotlighted his unique comedic talents. His monologues focused on his childhood, the neighbor- hood in wibch he grew up in Philadelphia, his family and friends. In addition, he returns to network television on NBC nellt season in a weekly half-hour comedy-drama series in which he wir portray a teacher in an integrated junior high school. Also included is a commitment to produce two half-hour animated specials based on the characters "Fat Albert" and "Weird Harold" made famous by the comedian in his record albums, in his nightclub act and on his nationally broadcart five-day-a-week radio program Rusty Thacker, who plays Steve Hurley on Love Is a Many Splendored Thing weekdays on C BS. has returned to the cast of the hit folk-rock musical "Your Own Thing," currently seen off-Broadway, but scheduled for Broadway in May. Thacker, an original cast member of the stage production in a lead role. will continue in hi'> role on the television series. • • • Donald May, who plays the lead role of lawyer Adam Dr<lke on The Edge of Night. daytime drama series on CBS. was a lieutenant aod gunnery officer on a U.S. Navy destroyer during the Korean War. Jt helped prepare him for ar. officer's role in a touring company of "The Caine Mutiny Court Martial." with the late William Bendix. • • • Emily Prager. who plays Laurie A':ln Karr on The Edge of Night on CBS. was preceded on the series by her stepfather. Dana Elcar, who played Commissioner Wheeler two years ago. Her mother. Peggy Romano had featured roles on Broadway in "Junior Miss" and "Dear Ruth.'' ..... 13 WEDNESDAY JUNE 25 For mornin& and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. All sta- tions reserve the right to change programming with· out advance notice. DAYTIM E MOVt£S 9:00 e "Flptln1 'Ulrdtftllft" (adven- ture) '45 -Wlllerd Perker. Anita Louise. O (C) "The lone Hind" (western) '~Joel McCrea, Barbara Hele. B ''Cito From 5 to 7" (drama) ·~ -Corinne Marchand, Antoine Bourselller. 12:00 1J ''Crootlld Circle" (drama) '58 -Steve Brodie, Fay Spain. 12:30 m (C) ''llood end Sand" (drama) •U -Tyrone Power, Rita Hayworth. 2:00 ia''Str1111e Trlan&tt" (mystery) '46-.Preston Foster. Siane Huso. 3:00 B ''West P'oint Story'' (comedy) ·~James Caaney, Virginia Mayo. 4:00 B "Tllls Land Is Mine" (dram•) •ij -Cherles Lauahton, Maumn O'Hara, Georae S.nders. (ALIFOANIA I> AOFESSIONAL $°cHOOL . • ..... M..l~Laml&TANT 119& NE'MIORT BLVO. COSTA MESA f7141 M~ ..... 14 r vrN I N G 5:00 II Tiie Ila N... (C) (60) Jerry Dun pi:. R . Huatley-lrlntilty (C) (30) Allen Sllow (C) (90) Joey Bishop, Cliff Arquette, terry Gibbs and Jackie Collins auesl 0 Sil O'Clodt Movie: (C) "Tiit D11 .. nc1 Q111tt1" (adventure) '53- Fernando limes, Arlene Dahl. 11 Spy (C) (60) I love Lucy (60) llt•1n (C) (30) m MtfV 'rlffln (C) (90) Wilt's NIW? (C) (30) ''The ldren of the West." A look at how children in the Old West worked, played and attended school. fl) Juvtntud Dtvlno Tesoro (30) (!) KJ'Ul News (C) (60) 6:30 CJ KNIC NIWllrv. Ice (C) (60) 0) Yopp to tlle Bottom of ttlt St•~) (60) ~ (1) Huntley-lrlnkltJ (C) (30) Lers Tilt About Tfffts (30) um On, Tune In." The F1irfax Hiah School Drama Group hlah· liahts some of the areas where students, parents and teachers can work toaether to provide arowth flrtunitles for young people. m m """ <C> <30> Notkiero 34 (C) (60) 7:00 8 C1S Ewnln1 News (C) (30) Walter Cronkite. I Wlllt'a My lint? (C) (30) hssword (C) (30) 00 You A*ld for It (30) Black hf1Ptdlve (30) (I) Btvtrly Hillbillies (C) (30) W-11ulerlust (C) (30} DrMll Hoat (C) (30) THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JUNE 21, 1969 1:30 tJ Tarun (C) (60) Tarzan must Movie: (C) "TM Slr1n1• Cate of accomplish three death·defyina feats Dr. JekJIJ ind Mr. Hyde" (cla~) to secure the throne of N.ombassa '69-Jack Pal1nce, Denholm Elhott, for the dauahter of the chief after Leo Genn. T~rln • Thatcher, Oscar her father dies. (R) Homolka, TeSS1e 0 Shea. Gentle Dr. n @ 00 m Tiie Virfinlan (C) Jekyll, a scientist who experiments (90) "Nora." Anne Baxter, guestina with a ~!ion that transforms ~Im, as an old airtfriend of Clay Grain· sl.owly d1sinteirates and melts into aer. pays Shiloh a surprise visit. his alter·e10, Mr. Hyde. (R) which is interrupted by warrina In· fil) Your Dollar's Wortfl (60) dians. Huah Beaumont and nm eJ Sylvia y EftriqM (60) Mcintire also auest. (R) 9:30 tJ 9 (j) &rHn Atm (C) (30) A 0 JACK BENNY has precocious runaway lad (Kerry Mac-* Fun With Edgar Bergen! Lane) turns up at the Doualas f1nn and confounds the Hootervllle vii· 0 Jeck ltnny (30) ley by claiming to be Oliver's son O (i1J (3) &) Hert C11u th -and the brother of Arnold the 8rldfi (Cj (60) "A "Jew Named pla. (R) Sullivan." Rachel Miller, the only 0 News (C) (30) Ted Meyers. Jewish prospective bride In • Seattle, &> l2 0,,..,_..., w.... (60) and also the settlement s only ..-'"&" num, . decides to leave b~use lO:OO 8 Qj (j) Hawaii Fjv...O (C) (60) there is no one of her feith to A student protest leader is felled marry. (R) during a confrontation in Hawaii be-B Miiiion $ Movie: "Twtnty Plus tween a aroup of student peace TwO" (mystery) '61-0avid Janssen, demonstrators and a aeneral from Jeanne Crain. a far East nation. (R) m Trvth or Consequences (C) (30) CJ (2) @ m The Outsidtf (C) A woman's actina ability is hlla~I· (60) ''Tell It like It Was •.• and ously tested as she reads dramatic You're Dead." David Ross ls hired lines of "Romeo a.nd Juliet". with to protect an ex-burlesque queen's Darrin McGawn while the audience life after she reveals plans to pub• laughs at her husband's on·sta1e. lish her memoirs. Marilyn Maxwell, but out.of-view, strip-tease. Whitney Blake and Jackie Coogan m Perry Mtson (60) guest. (R) fil) Joyce Qi111 CooU (30) 0 m News (C) (60) Qi (j) lest of Hollywood (2 hr) O "-'ta! (C) (60) @!) Dllelo de PuJones (30) fil) Sptcul1tlon (60) ''The Business a 00 e .,_ "' (30) of Crime." Discussion of the arowth : ~ne •"Y of oraanized crime in legitimate m Hazel (C) (30) businesses. El1) Spedru• (C~ (30) ''The Prize· eJ Mariana (30) winners." The science program t(IV· els from Yale University to Califor· 10:30 m News (C) (30) Bill Johns nia visitina the five Am.erica.n scien-eJ Fallute Corazon (30) tists who won Nobel Pnzes 1n 1968. Hosts David Prowitt discusses the 11:00 tJ 0 eJ m News (C) prize -winnina projects with each of 1J Alfred Hitchcock the guests.. g Movie: (C) "Track ot the Caf' @!) lmpactos Musicales (30) (western) '54-Tab Hunter, Robert 1:30 tJ llle 'ood '"" (C) (30) Rufus Mitchum. and Bert have hlah hopes of ob· m Allen ludden's '•lltfJ (C) Lynn tainin1 a national resturent fr~n· Kellog, Norm Crosby, Bill Bixby chise for Bert's Place, only to find guest. th~mselves emb.roile~ in 1!1 owner· 0) Movie: "Rid Uebf' (mystery) ~1p pro~lem with Niko (Titos Van· ,49--George Raft, Virginia Mayo. dis). their handyman. {R) ,.... m .tlWll r.n News (C) 0 Win W"rttl the Stirs (C) (30) ~ ~ lill \Jl.J 0 @@ EE Tiie Kin1 Fe•llJ (C) ll:ZS 0 @ CI)&) AIC Ntws (C) (30) (R) • 11:30 tJ Movie: (C) "Joe D1koll" (west· m Merv 'ritfin (C) (90) Vir11nla ern) '57 -Jack Mahoney, Luana Graham, Bobby Mom. Rita Gard-Patten. ner, !~TY Collins, Ronnie ~n. The D @@ m ToniOt Show (C) [:rha~~~-Dancers and Lil Clrpeo· ~ Mewie: "P•ld To llltr' (mystery) m RUii for Your Life (C) (60) 54-0ane Clark. El1) leek IMt (C) (30) Actress Lil· 11:55 0 @(}) (f) Joey Bistlop (C) lian Gish rtctlls it like ~ wa~. She 12:30 m N ....., cw.. and host Robert Cromie discuss •-"' ''The Movies, Mr. Griffith and Me." m Action Tllulrt: "The Ledy Says &!) Sollrius (30) No." ..00 II lewet1J HiAillilS (C) (30) The 12:50 0 Movie: ''alu:e a CrNUd Slaa- jol(in1 Cllle reaches the Cla_m~tts ~ (mystery) 58-Anne Baxttf, when Jethro forms his own iou1n1 R1ehard Todd. club •!Ml Mr. Drysdale !akes up the 1:00 0 0 News (C) sport 1n order to be 1n the rood e Co••ualtJ ..... tin ..... (C) ffltll of JtSOn Detweiler (Paul "ewl1n), 1 millionaire health fld· m f,.. tile Inside Chit (C) distj_R) 1:15 11...._: "TIM Ntpt Heidi l•· 0 ID (i) m lntt .... ""' (C) ..... (ft11Stery) 'SS-Vince Edwards. ~) Sid Caesar end '4onn111 ~11· Jack Kally. dom pest. Sandler & Youna with . 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Ironside io NBC's police detective series Ironside. there were those who were posi- tive America would never accept "Perry Mason" in a wheelchair. They were very. very wrong! It i~n't that TV viewers have forgotten Perry, for nine seasons of the lawyer's clever outsmarting of lawbreakers remain in re- runs to remind them. It's just that America has taken the crusty. irascible (but soft- hearted) "Chief Ironside" to its heart, and Raymond Burr has the mail to prove it .. NBC aL'lo has the rating charts to prove it. as lroni.ide has climbed steadily in the charts. Most of the credit for Ironside's success can be attributed to Raymond Burr's skill as an actor. The challenge of making him- self believable as a man of action placed in the cruel plight of a lifetime of paraplegia. with no hope of recovery. interested Burr. It not only posed problems with camera angles. with storylines and with construction of the sets. it posed an even bigger problem for "Chief Ironside". How was he to make a man whose physical movements were so severely limited interesting? Burr reacted to the challenge in typical fashion. He reports for work on the Uni- versal set each morning at 7 AM with his lines already learned (he arise, at 5 AM). He rcmaios on the set daily until at least 7 PM shooting eac:h episode. During the first two seasons. about four nights a week. he has worked with script writers, the pro- ducers and with fellow ca-;t members to make the stories believable and dramatical- ly sound. As the months went by. Burr's devotion to his craft began to bear fruit. The char- acters of the secondary people-Sergeant Ed Brown played by Don Galloway became less grim but never an unprofessional police officer. Officer Eve Whitfield. as played by Barbara Anderson (who won an Emmy Award as "Best Supponins Actress" her ftrst season) became less of a flossy society girt and more 1he dedicated detective. By the second season. one script was hand- tailored to her character when she consid- ered quitting the force after shooting a 17- year old burglar in the line of duty. Perhaps the greatest care and attention went into the role of Mark Sanger. played by Don Mitchell. Raymond Burr wanted to be certain that the role of Mark never placed him in a "servant" catesory. He wanted to be sure it was reflected in ev_ery line of 1he script. that Mark Sanger was a man doins a job for whic h there need be no apology, no feeling of servility. Repeat· edly. he consulted with Mitchell when there was a disagreement as to whether Mark "would" say a line. or if it was in any way phony. Many nights they argued and de- bated untiJ two in the morning trying to make the scripts absolutely valid--two dedi- ..... 11 Raymond Bu'rr and co-stars Don Mitch- el/, Barbara Anderson, and Don Galloway. cated performers, each determined 10 shape Ironside into a meaningful commentary on police work and social attitudes. In time, Mark Sanger was allowed to develop from a hostile highschool dropout into a grudging nightschool student and eventually into a far more interested oight- school law student. All this was the resuJt o( Raymond Burr's attention to detail and to believability. Outside the studio (although he was sel- dom away Crom it in the first two seasons) Raymond Burr thought wistfully of his is- land in the Fiji group, where he flies once a year for aU-too-sbon vacations. In bis dressing room on the set are two leather bound volumes of snapshots over which he would pore on days when things on the set went poorly. He seemed to escape into his recollections of the pink sand beaches (and the one unique black sand beach on one side of the island). In March. 1968 he climbed aboard a jet liner and headed for Naitauba where he matched his 16 hour TV days with 16 hour days as a plan- tation owner and operator. Not in his per- sonality to sit still long, he became totally immersed in the business ·of getting out copra, building new barns for the dairy cattle and constructing a school for the island's adults as well as the children. On May 28 Ironside resumed production so that filmed episodes will be ready for NBC's Fall seacion. The program will con- tinue to be seen on Thursday nights at 8:30 PM. Are they going to change Jronside? Pro- ducer Cy Chermak insists there is no point in tampering with success, but he does ad- mit there will be minor innovations. For instance the "paddy wagon" which Mark Sanger uses for Chief Ironside had become a pain in the neck to the producers be- cause Lhe elderly vehicle was so clumsy 10 handle. Sometime early in the series dur- ing its tMrd season. there will be a script which wilt hinge on the departure of the old and its replacement by a spa nking new wagon. all equipped with the latest elec- tronic gadgets. It will probably be a gift from the grateful citizens of San Francisco, according to the script, for whose police department "Chief Ironside" acts as con- sultant. (The chief, unlike Perry Mason, occasionally loses a few. but San Francisco is terribly grateful to him-if the script· writers arc to be believed). There will be additional flashbacks to the days before the chief was wheelchair bound. If nothing else, these stories should prove to worried people across America that Raymond Burr can walk. The rumor keeps sweeping the land, that he has really become a paraplegic (rumors started by people who haven't seen him striding across the Ironside set when he finishes a scene and wants to head toward his dressi ng room for a littJe peace and quiet). There is some talk of having beautiful Vera Miles return to the show in a guest starring role. Last season she played an amnesia victim who falls in love with Chief Ironside, in the episode "Barbara Who?" Although the script had her return to home, husband and children. she definitely left the impression she would rather remain with Ironside. A new story will make it possible for her to return-at least temporarily. Eve. Ed and Mark all will be on hand to assist the clever. wily Ironside. That they are all still Dn hand in the third sea- son is another tribute to Raymond Burr who screened all the people considered for the rotes with their "lasting power" in mind. It talces a very special personality to take the stresses of a series he told them. It can be like emery, wearing and wearing on your nerves as the mooths go by. That he chose well is demonstrated by the manner in which the four or them work together. It has been just one more testi- monial to the sheer professionalism of Chief Ironside ... also known as Raymond Burr . . 1969 ~IR plan- per- >tally out dairy the ct ion · for COO· ts at Pro- :>0int I ad- For ..fark :ome be- .y to dur- cript the new elec- gift jsco, olice con- 1son, ;isco ript- > to ·hair ould :rica mor !ally by :ross ::ene :x>m riful uest an hief ao?" •me, the Ni th .ible and nat sea- Surr for in tlity told and go by ork !Sri· 1icf urr. THURSDAY JUNE 21 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. All sta - tions reserve the right to change programming with- out advance notice.· DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 0 "frenchman't CrMlt" (adven- ture) '44-Joan Fontaine, Arturo De Cordova. D ''The Bleck Book" (adventure) '49-Robert Cummln&s. Arlene Dahl. O "Kep of Ult IUncdom" (drama) '44-Gregory Peck. Thomas Mitchell. 12:00 O "Hell's Crotat01ds" (western) 'SS-Stephen McNally, Peuie Cas- tle. 12:30 m "Kiiiers Are Challtn&td" (dra· ma) '6&-Rlchard Harrison. "Tht Man Who Could Work Miracles" (comedy) '37-Roland Young. 2:00 m "The Wlld 01kobt" (western) '56-Jim Davis, Bill Williams. 3:00 0 "Str111aers on 1 Train" (mys- tery) '51-Farley Granger, Robert Walker. 4:30 iJ (C) "Saner' (adventure) '49- Mark Stevens, Coleen Gray. EVENING 6:00 iJ flit 81& News (C) (60) Jerry Dunp~. R W Hunt:11·Brinkley (C) (30 Steve AJlen Show (C) (90) Dennis Weaver, Fred Smoot and Eartha Kitt guest. fJ Six O'Clock Movie: "Tiit Private liVes of Ad1m and Evt" (comedy) '60 -Mickey Rooney, Mamie Van Doren. I love Lucy (60) Batmen (C} (30) 11 Sn (C) (60) Miss Wool USA (C) (60) ~ars New? (C) (30) "Animal Ark.'' Filmed on location in Africa, Richard Tuber's adventure looks at game preserves and wildlife. Two youngsters travel with Dr. Sue to I Adamson's camp for Hons. • Jwentud Dlvlno Tesoro (30) • KPl.M News (C) (60) 6:30 · KNBC Newservica (C) (60) Voya11 to Ute Bottom of the Sea ~) (60) Q} 00 Huntlty·BrinkltJ (C) (30) EE) DEBUT The lnvestiptofs (C) (30} "Facts and fraudl." first In a series on new methods and basic trends in science. films and dem· onstration at the Franklin Institute of Philadelphia clarify concepts be· I. discussed. (i) m News (C) (30) Notkiero 34 (C) (60) 7:00 CBS Evenln& News (C) (30) Watter Cronkite. m Whirs Mr line? (30) PasJWOrd (C) (30) 00 feature (C) (30) "Essay on Vision.'' 1H (jJ Hl&h and Wild (C) (30) Ell) Pl1Jf1tl U.. Cultlr (30) "Sl&ht 7:30 Reading and Playing." Instructor Frederick Noad tests students' abil· lty to play sfght material not for· merty Introduced in the series. He i~lso i::::s :;w( 3 :10 with Trut•Adventvre (C) (30) Orum HoUM (C) (30) fJ Kai Kan Presents *ANIMAL WORLD "life Down Under" iJ ~ (j) Anhui World (C) (30) The celebrated kangaroo and the Koala bear, natives to Australia, are studied. One highli&ht of the show is a trip to Heron lslilnd to visit a modern "Robinson Crusoe'' named Viv Byrum. who shows view· ers some of the spectacular marine life of the Great Barrier Reef. D <aJ Ci) m Daniel Boone (C) (60) "The Plague That Came to ford's Run.'' Arriving In Ford's Run lo buy a new guitar, singing trapper Josh Clements (Jimmy Dean) finds the town deserted except for a few hostile men. (R) 0 Jack Benny Goes To * Oscar Levant's Doctor! B Jact Bennr (30) @ @ al Tht f lJlne Nun (C) (30) "Slightly Hot Parking Meters." Captain fomento suspects Sister Bertrille of robbing hts parking meters. (R) 0 Million $ Movie: "Anpfs Witt! Dirty faces" (drclma) '38-James Cagney, Pat O'Brien. m Mttv 5rlffin (C) (90) El) Mariana (30) ID Run for Your Uft (C) (60) al Passport tD Travel (C) (30) El) Music.a y Estrella (30) 10:30 (!) News (C) (30) Biii Johns. 9:00 8 Qj (j) CBS Thursday Movie: Ci1J (I) Ft~!Mrt (C) (30) "C'mon, cC> "The Defector" (suspense) '67 Jet Hap~yl -Montaomery Clift, Hardy Kruger, Ell fallaste Cor.ion (30) • David Opatoshu, Roddy McDowall. al Twlll&frt Zone (30) An American professor on a visit 11:00 I 0 D ~ m m Nl'#S (C) to East Germany is persuaded by a Aifrtd HitdlCIKk CIA agent to undertake an impor-• Movie:. "'Time .limit',. (drama) tant espionage assignment. designed '57 -Richard W1dmartt, Richard lo help a famous Russian physicist Basehart. defect to the West (R) m AJlen lucldtn's Gallery (C) Rich fJ @@ Q) ! i•tclll I Mania little, Michael Landon and Linda Cass (C) (60) Cass Elliott shares an Ronstadt ~u~. ' hour of songs and quips with Bud-~ Movie. Boomtfant (mntery) dy Hackett, Martin l andau, Barbara 47-0ana Andrews, Jane Wyatt. Bain, Mary Travers. Joni Mitchell (i1) CI)@ (6) 9 00 Newt (C) and John Sebastian. 11:30 B Movie: "Nocturne" (mystery) '46 @I) El Mundo Est.a Loco (60) -Georee Raft. Lynn Bari. I ti)@ m Tonight Show (C) 9:30 ~ 13) @ m ~&~et (C) (30) Movie: •iifetum of Juse l•ma'' Juvenile-DR-05. Fnday an~ ~~n· estern) -John Ireland Ann non show how the Juvenile D1v1s1on Dvorak. ' operates as they deal with an aban· fJ (i7J (I) Ci) Joey Bishop (C) doned baby, a runaway boy and a youth high on a dangerous drug. 12:30 m Niked City (R) ID Action Theatre: "Spies of the I News (C) (30) Air." 12 O'Clock Hip (60) 12:45 O Movie: "Operation Ekllm1nn" Washln(tlln In Review (C) (30) (drama) '61 -Werner Klempem , 10:00 D ~ (6) m Dean Martin (C) Ruta lee. (60) Don Rickles, The Andrew Sis-1:00 O fJ Hews (C) ters and Lena Home guest (R) m from the Inside Out (C) I m News (C) (60) 1·15 -=-M . · "l k 8 " I •--Suspense Theatre (C) (60) • -ovte., oo ~c.. 11 Nll•• Della! (C) (60) (dr~ma) 59 -Richard Burton, CJ) feature (C) (30) "Astrc>-Claire Bloom: dome-The Ei&hlh Wonder of the 1:30 0 Community Bulletin Board (C) World." m All·Ni&ht Show: "Shleld for EI!) Sounds of Summer (C) (2 hr) Murder.'' "Alonr the Mohawk Trail," "Cincinnati 'Pied Piper' and Bos-and "Wrestling Women vs. Aztec ton Pops Old Timers' Night." (R) Mummy." I Truth or Con.sequences (C) (30) Perry Mason (60) Tllutre Beat ( 30) Ha I Marien· fi~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim thal. m Duelo de Pasiones (30) 8:00 iJ ~ 00 Tiie Prisoner (C) (60) Captors of The Prisoner change his appearance and try to convince him that he Is someone else. He even· tually sees through the ruse and in a new escape attempt, tries to con - vince his captors that he is not The Prisoner. (R) B Zane 8rq_ (30) @ CID W That Girl (C) (30) "The Homewrecker and the Window Washer." A window washer rescues Ann Marie from a bully, and his wife believes it was love at first si&ht. (R) m Hazel (C) (30) EE) NET l'tlyhousa (90) "A Sonf of Summer." A documentary · drama about the final years of En&lish composer Frederick Delius as seen through the eyes of a younr Eng· lish organist, who spent those years of blindness and paralysis with him. The BBC production stars Max Ad· rian and Christopher Gable. m Feliciano! (C) (30) 8:30 0 @ @ m Ironside (C) (60) "The Prophecy." Chief Ironside Jg. nore$ a newspaper columnist's prophecy that his investigation of an art theft will Jeopardize his life. Martha Scott and Paul Stewart guest. (R) 0 Boxlne (C) (90) Tom Harmon and Mic~ Davies are ringside. fJ @ llJ al Btwitdled (C) (30) "Samantha's French Pastry." Sam's Uncle Arthur zaps in a French pas- try for her dinner party deS$1rt, and Nepoleon becomes an unexpec;t. ed euest (R) Pt•ll\ll't' Jan" Merrow po11der.r way.\ 10 11itl Th<' Pri.ro11£•r, wlio1t' rapmr.\ '1rt' 1ryi11g to co111•111ct' lii111 lw i1 ""'0111t'Ollt> e/Jt'. i11 The Pr11011t•r. Th11r.l'day at 8 PM. 111 rulor u11 C BS. NIED HELP? DRIVERS LICENSE SUSPENDED? REVOKED? REFUSED • TOO MANY TICKETS? UNINSURED ACCIDENT? FAIL DRIVING TEST? -FREE CONSULTATIONS - TRAFFIC SAFETY COUNSELLING Call STAN EDDS • 646-4126 • "' w. '"" SI., Swlt• '0 " -c: .. ,. Mesa (t ll:ti. Wat .. o.M.V.) ,,..,_. S...ltr 0rtv9" Lk enM •xam'-Statt Of Calltentla, Retl,_l Paae 17 FRIDAY JUNE 27 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. All sta- tions reserve the right to change programming with· out advance notice. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 0 "Trail of the lonesome Pine" (adventure) '36 -Henry Fonda, Fred MacMurray. O (C) "Son of Robin Hood" (ad· venture) '58-Davld Hedlson. June Leve rick. O "The Merm1ids of Tiburon" (drama) '62-Diane Webber, George Rowe. 12:00 ~ell C1nyon Outlaws" (west· ern) '57 -Dale Robertson, Brian Keitb. 12:30 ID "Captive City" (drama) '52- John Forsythe. "Bi& Bluff" (mys- tery) '55-Martha Vickers. 2:00 m "Air Strike" (adventure) '55- Richard Denning, Gloria Jean. 3:00 O "Toni&ht and Every Nillht'' (musical) '45-Rila Hayworth. Lee Bowman. 4:30 fJ (C) ''last of the Comanches'' (adventure) '53 -Broderick Craw- ford. Barbara Hale. Lloyd Bridges. fVENINf. 6:00 IJ The Bl& Newt ,(C) (60) Jeny Dunp_!!t. D W Huntley-Brinkley (C) (30 0 Steve Allen Show (C) (90) Buddy Ebsen, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Kim Weston and Gore Vidal iuest. D Six O'Clock Movie: (C) "fox fire" (drama) '55-Jeff Chandler, Jane Russell. I love Lucy (60) 81tm1n (C) (30) 11 Spy (C) (60) CV Merv Griffin (C) (90) What's New? (C) (30) "Guate- mala." Two Indian girts visit a 1,000-year·old lncan city and view some colorful ceremonies or Central American Indian groups. @E) Juventud Divino Tesoro (30) a) KPlM News (C) (60) 6:30 0 KNBC Ne.service (C) (60) m Voraee to the Bottom of tt1e Su (C) (60) Q} @ HunUey-Brinkley (C) (30) ED Book But (C) (30) Actress Lil· lian Gish recalls what the movies were like whel'I she discusses "The Movies. Mr. Griffith and Me." (R) ~Ci) m News (C) (30) @E) Noticiero 3.4 (C) (60) 7:00 1J CBS Evenin1 News (C) (30) Waller Cronkite. O What's My line? (C) (30) ID Sheriffs "Involved Citizens" Aw1rd (C) Highlig~ts of the Coco· nut Grove banquet for 10 county residents who have given exemp· lary aid to deputies. Train for an exciting, rewarding career as a • MEDICAL ASSISTANT e DENTAL ASSISTANT New, Exclusive Classroom, Home Study Courses! Career Academy graduates enjoy good-paying, rewarding posit ions (full and part-time) in these prestige fields. 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Judd defends a dockwork· ED DEBUT Sons and Olu&hters (30) er on a murder charge that in· "What Lire Is All About." A pro-volves a labor union and loan gr;:im dramatizin& the differing sharks. Gerald S. O'Loughlin. Pam· points of view between the genera· ela Dunlap and Simon Oakland lions toward human sexuality Dance, guest. (R) dramatic improvization and argu-m Premiere (21/2 hd) meotalion are combined to point out the generation gap struggle. 9:30 0 News (C) (30) Ted Meyers. The first In a series or five at· m 12 O'Clock Hi&h (60) tempts lo put sex in its proper ED Adventure (30) "Kathakali." A place as only a part or the indi film survey of the 12 year train· v1dual's life, ing program for the Kathakall (j) Maybeny RFD (C) (30) dEncers of Malabar 1n southwest m American West (C) (30) India. a) Drum House (C) (30) 10:00 0 1'"'J"'"l'""tc ... 1A.,.,L,....l The Slow Gulllotine . (C) (60) Repeat of the documentary 7;15 ID Dodgers Dueout (C) Bill Welsh. on smog, Jack Lemmon narrates as 7:30 IJ ~ ® The Wild, Wild West (C) cameras take a long. hard look at (60) Searching for a powerful germ the devastation wrought in South· culture. James West and Artemus ern California and throughout the Gordon invade the mansion ol an nation by smog and other pollu· eccentric millionaire (William Schal· tants. lert} who has matched his guests g News (C) (60) against each other in a game of 0 @ (3J a) Dick Cavett (C) (60) survival. (R) 0 m High Chaparral (C) (60) "A 0 Della! (C) (60) Way of Justice." John Cannon faces Q) (6) m The Saint (C) (60) '1he death unless a high ransom is paid, Persistent Patriots." Templar jeop- (R) ardizes his life by trying lo protect B bell Benny (30) a British colony's prime minister ~m m lefs Make a Deal from would-be assassins. (R) (C) (30) Monty Hall hosts. I m R&D Review (60) "Progress Re· O Milll~n $ Movie: "C.ry of. Battle" . port on Balleries and fuel Cells.'' (drama) 63-Vcin Heflin, Rita Mo· .Dr. A'bert Hibbs and guests review reno. [ the new app'ications for new lam· Q) Perry MHon (60) ilies of the electrolytic cell. ED The Ci:y Watdlers (60) Art . Se1denbaum and Charles Champ:in. 10:15 ID Dodgers Scoreboard (C) Vin @E) Duelo de Pasionu (30) Scully, Jerry Doggett. 7:40 ID Dod&ers Warm-up (C) Vin Scul· 10:30 ID News (C) (60) George Putnam. ly, Jerry Doggett. m News (C) (30) Bill Johns. 8:00 0 Scene '70 (C) (60) 11:00 0 0 0 m a) News (C) 0 (fl) CV m John 01vidson (C) e Allred Hitchcock m(60)1>od If b 11 (C) (Zll h ) 0 Movie: "Pretty. Boy Floyd" (dra-gers ase a 1• r ma) '60-John Ericson Vin Scully and Jerry Doggett call . , · , the action between the Dodgers andl m Movie:. (C) 'The DollJ Sisters' the San Diego Padres as they battle (musical) 45 -Belly Grable, John It out In the San Diego Stadium. Payne. @E) lucedtl (C) (30) (i7) (3J Q3 (6) ~ (i) News (C) 8:30 O Q!) ®Gomer Pyle (C) (30) 11:30 O Movie: (C) "The Steel Cl1w'' Gomer is assigned military police (drcima) '60--{;eorge Montgomery. duly and gets himself and Sergeant 0 ~ (6) m Tonight Show (C) Carter in trouble. (R} 0 Movie: (C) "Duel on the Miss· 0 ~ (6) m Name of the Game issipi'' (ildventure) '55-Craig Stev· (C) (90) "The Black Answer."t ens. Patricia Medina. When a fire-bomb causes the death 0 (17) (3) a) Joey Bishop (C) of a leading moderate Negro news-1 ID Allen ludden's Gallery (C) Dick paper editor, lhe police begin a Dawson. Kay Thompson guest search for Joe X. Le~ .. a llamboyantJ ~'a' Friday Show leader of a black militant organlza- 1 ·~ 1..!!.1, , lion. Raymond St. Jacques and Ivan @E Noticiero 34 (C) Dixon guest. (R) '12:30 m Action Theatre: '1rocadero." ID Run fer Your Lile (C) (60) I . • . EE) Wus of the Roses (60) "The 12:45 0 M.~vie: _(C) .'The Human D119h· Council Board." Gloucester's mur-cators (sc1 fi) 65-George Nader, derers die, and Queen Margaret Bllrbara Nichols. seeks vengeance on the House ol 1:00 O Movie Four: "Fall Girl." Lancaster. Jack Cade's rebellion Is 0 Community Bulletin 801rd <C) put down. Peggy AS!1croft, David 0 News (C) Warner and Donald Sinden guest. ID From the Inside Out (C) @E) Noches Tapatias (30) 9:00 IJ Qj (j) CBS tridayMovie: "Guns •t B1tasi" (drama) '64 -Richard Atlenborough, Jack Hawkins. Mia farrow British soldier stationed In newly independent African nation finds himself In command when 1:15 IJ Movie: "Enchlnted Island" (ad· venture) 'SS-Dana Andrews. Jane Powell. 1:30 ID All-Night Show: "The Adven· turess," "The Way to the Stars" "Killers from Spa~." ;9 an 0) ... rth ·k- in- an TI· nd A n- ili :st )) ie P· ct er e· " !W n· in n. a· 1" In 1" y. :k Ii- r, tack" and "Rome, 1585." m Evau-lhnll ~ (C) IQMler (C) 15ttftlms CD II• Ribbe1t n.tre: ''Two-Gun ........ DlwiM T-.. lOeOO la (j) TM Ardllt SMw (C) Lady " • II& l'idll" (C) (i7J (]) aJ JourMf tD Ult C.. l ·OO 1J at Ci) MebJ Didi (C) • bl11bow TMttrt (C) SATURDAY of tbe Eat111 (C) ' 3:30 R Mtw1r. (C) ""T1lle a.tr.. JUNE 28 D MOiiie: (C) "Widaltl" (western) 0 Mowtt: (~) "'Tht 8oWell "°'*" c!abooW• (romance) '60 -Molly 'SS-Joel McCrea, Vere Miies. (adventure) 51---Ann Blyth, David Bee, Ben Cooper. I Petltrn for llvln1 Ferrar. CD Coler n..tre (C) "Qulnc1nnon, La Estrtfles J Udld D Mo¥il: '1loal Oii Ille Halllltlll Frontier Seoul" 7:30 S..11ttr s-.st.r (C} 10:30 u a.t.an/5'1ptr.u (C) Hlff" (horror) '5~Vlncent Price, @m TrM Ult WOfW (C) MORNING QI 00 m UlltatHd World (C) 00 §i Undenlot (C) Carol Ohmarl Q) AnMd forca HIPllPll-(C) Ca•JUI Proftlt • " nplde" (drama) '49 m Movie: "Q'all If SlttlQ" 4:00 IJ Jal Allll • M•ll. lftt tile Most of Ma1urtty -Don Berry, Shella Ryan. (drama) '53-Phyllls Calvert. Jack • D ~ f1I'\ _.,A.IC' Wldt .__..... 7:45 Slaed H•rt (C) I@ Cil (£) Fantastic Four (C) Hawkins. Of WJ 1..JU w • ".,.., 8:00 ! ~ Go-So loplltn (C) The Bible An1Wtl'I G) Martana SpoC'ta (C) 6 6m Super 511 (C) • E Mdlivo de! Dr. Moren r,!!\ bed F Hw.•i....._ (C) 1J Wape Train (C) (DC..,. (C) 11:00 • ~ (6) 6m M1for llacae .... ~ orca -"'".. m .,_ Wlnp (C) Abbott & Costello C.rt.ons (C) ball (C) Teems to be announced. 1:30 R QI Ci) llatiou.I MU Tr.ct aod 4:30 m Outw U•lts Tiles et Wells FlllO m (fi') (I) Q} 5eorp If tbt J...p fWd Q1•pfl 1•1p1 (C) National Sltmday Thtettl: ''Toofhest .. Men's Champion.ship from Mflml, 8' lrette0 Man Alive" and ''The Slasher .. Anni TIMlh: Roed to the Florida. 5:00 IJ All~ Cellle9 .._ (C) 8:30 IJ Qt (j) aup lllnnJ /RNd ·Ra-Bia House." &>Quest tlr Adven..,. (C} Celebrity fudaes tr0 Mlur.n k · ner How (C) 11:301 QI (I) TM Herculokls (C) 2:001J Satllrdty Double F..ture: "An-thur, Morey Amsterdam Ind Defla 19 (1) m. Coo. I M~ (C) MOwfi: HRfmfl,.... (western) '49 1ets Over Broedwa(.' Ind "Str•nr· Reese. Cl.111.P!' Profile -James Millk:an, Mary Beth ers in Sacramento. • U Cloee-Up (C) @l,.V 9) llulllwtr (C) Hughes. CD CerOMt n.trt: "Yaqui Drums." IJ Scene '70 (C) MOVlt: "iW1n1 Devil" (adven· D (11) CI) aJ A..nca1t landstatld m Sc*ta 111 Action (C) CD ... ...._. (C) tu~e) '~obert Steck, Barbe,. (C) Dick Clart hosts. al SM Ult USA (C) fil) lnnontita (R) IBrittC~ Kid ~ Movil: .. Sltwtr liver" (~est.em) 2:301J Mowle: .. ...,, of Wlldflre" ii) Fu1bol-Socctr Esalela llMEX (C) 4S-Enol Flynn, Ann Shendan. (drama) '43-Rlch1rd Arlen, Petri-5:30 B Ralplli S1lwJ (C) (R) 9:00 @ @ 6m Th Alntstones (C) cla Mori90n, Mary Beth Hufhes, B MIC ....._ .. (C) Movie: "SIY1p Drums" (•d· 0 Movie: "Plaln1Dm Planet" (sci· D Ci7J Cil Q) I IPic!AL I ColdMI' venture) '51 -Char1ton Heston, fl) '63 -Dean Fredericks. Coleen AJf.AMtrlcan Foetball 8"1t (C) Tht Susan Morrow. 12:00 IJ 9 Ci) Sliman! (C) Grey. best senior players of tht 1968 col· (fi') (I)(!) Spidernlan (C) @E Tutro F,.Dlar 0 lettst Cry le&late ••son m1kt up the Ellt Jact la lannt (C) l2.:301J ~Ci) w.-Quest (C) .:ft SM Ult USA (C) end West squads In the 11me flit. Sit.relay M1titltt 161 ,.,...,, ~ vised live from Atl1ntl, Gecqla. • &tlldio dt hdro Ytrpi a Movlt: "Rurtnc CitJ'' (mystery) m Rainbow Theltra (C) I Twllipt ZOM 9:30 D ~Wacky Races (C} '51 . -Hugh Beaumont, Richard 3:00 IJ Dial 'M' for Male (C} Father Men From UNClE (C) , 6 6m B1nan1 Splits (C) Tr1v1s.. Norman J. O'Connor welcomes Th Ntw Sound (C} . (!) F1ntlstic Yopp (C) 0 @ (j) G) H1ppenln1 (C) Paul auests Eddie Harris and Mose Alli· : Your Doll11's Worttl (R) AM etre (C) "Achter At· Revere and Merk Lindsay co-host. son. • Aerlculturt USA (C) (A.lie Rlell II • ncade. Gwa. Ill dB iptlt .ea 1111 remm.) ly BARBARA ANDERSON I love being in television. but WO'lf, It mre tm tta nepdYe momems I Among the bua.rdl ot starring in a teleYtskln aertee Is tbe way you becw a target re.-random remarb tram die vtewen. Believe me, I've had to grow a leCOlld ~ 10 piOtlect m)'letf from the 1Unp and arrows ot wt.t people lnrUt a. .,__ e11t criticism." One girt t&k1 to me, "Are you that poker-faced ~ on Che ''lronlide'' llbow?'. I Wamed 1D 8* ber ti lhe thouabt I sbomd giggle when Chief lnmlde tel11 me an old ledy bM JUlt been beaten up? Imtead, I JUlt 1mlled and Sl6d. "Yep, Chat's m.e.., As ~ peilUOill queltlarw, I've gotten U9ed to the one "Are you really a blonde?" (yea). ''That blonde?" (no, but Ii.molt). "Do bbJdel have more fun?" (I don't know. Row Is your IOd .. life dw.e dl.ys?) And ot ooune I aet the bustneu about "My 8QICdtNI, you're thlnl (usually MISS ANDERSON from a woman 15 or 20 poundl overwel&ht). My answer. ls, "I pbotocrapb much better thll way. rve Jolt 20 pounds 1lnce tbe lfl'l1ea bepn." (l mlPt add it I weren't afraid It wouJd IOUDd catty, 'you'd loot a lot better JO pounds Jlpter yuunelf, *lyl') Flrt MtJ. Mt etti)W I ... II _.... w 11a1h••t. A few .,. ..,_ .. no•• ........ TlleJ eeDta't ean ._ aboaa ....... 1 ................. ....-..... .,..,,, ...... "What ls lt UU to work with Raymond Burr?'' {lmpr'fJlllve, quite frankly. Be 11 ao profellional, luch a perfectionist, sucb an artist that the day DeYe1" puses when I dao't learn aome new facet ol acttng f!'Olll thb ma.rveloul man.) In Ube wlCh that qu.uon, I bave to go on record u saying I feet vefy fortunate to have been able to oblerve at clOH ranp. the kind ot dedication wbleb Ray gtves to h1I role u .. IJ"ODllde." Be never llopl aeeHng a new way to do a .cene, a way 1D tum a pbrw. a variaUoll In Che l1lydun ol a line which will hlpllpt a whole ecene. He'a ... ......_ ti ..Wtaa wtllM NOT to do, • ... • ftllt tll di. ,,_.. dlle mut Clf die real Upn.•• I ~·111pt ... if Ml bowtlow nm tit. la ,ean te come. I wtn fMI m ....._ .,_. ed tor wtatever C*llM ta my pnf•llwel lie, If I am fall· lledt -................ tqpt all ol 1be,.... ......... ........,, -.,... 111e 1>e1111-o. Mltdlell mo. GeDeny -.a ... 0( coune, one ot the mOlt aclttq parts of appeutq In a major TV ..-for a gtri, Is the apportuDtty to wear beautiful, ttpenal~ ~. I'm awfully 8lad Chey made Offtoer Eve Whit.- field a i:tch girl, because rve never met a poUcewoman wbo could afford a *50,000 wardrobe! BelJeve me. in my prtvMe l1te I can't 1 afford. the kind of clothes I wear on TV, but it gtvee me a pod reuoo to try to be terribly succeutul. Maybe aomeday I can own a wardrobe1lb Eve's I It bu become a dlcbe tor actteaes to taJk about bow bard Chey wort. I.a for me. I admit It OU be gruel.Ing, but lhlce rm dohia exactly what I want to do, it neYel' aeema unreuoa1bly bard. It toot me trom 1:be time I waa ie to earn tbe dJace to work a 12-boQ.r day ln mlevtaJon. I don't regret a moment of It. I dlD't repet 11111 weeb I ... ....., or tlll ~Idle .... ai wtdeb I WOlbd te aupport 11l,.eJt. 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