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Jlf2WPORT HARBOR ReWS PReSS __ Tet.;'s Closing
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EDITION N•-:Y· ·fitoeks
VOL. 58, NO. 3 r, 4 SECTIONS, 56 PAGES FRIDAY, FBRUARY 5, 1'65 TEN CENTS
·w1g91es aad Kuse• . Newport
Balboa's Bellydance Facing 3 School Bo8.rtls
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Fails to Shake City Oil Stiit OK Merger Plan
By THOMAS MURPlllNE
OI Tiii o.tly ..... ...,
Chatgeti that patrons WIN
exposed to "crude b e 11 Y·
dance!" and lovemakinf at
the bar failed to defeat an en·
tertalnmenl permit Thursday
night for • Ba1boa TatUt11n·
Americar. reataurant.
DcsplU testimony allecLnl;
amorous ~trona and wl.&&1-
ing performen, N e w p o r t
Beach plan.nine comrniaaloft.
ers approved the llcenae fOf'
Eugene YaUee's Valma of
Balboa Restaurant, 510 E.
BalOOa Blvd.
YaUee t1 al• known for bit
Valma of Pipeete ni&btspot
on the island of T1hltl.
Everett H. Michael, a nel&h·
boring realtor or fl!1 E. Bal·
boa Blva .. brou&ht the char&·
es alleging mllconduct before
the planners.
"The food is &ood ... Michael
admitted. "but the re.st b
lousy. I was in there with my
wife and we •oere shocked by
a crude bellyd1nce perform-
ance that had lo be stopped b)'
polict."
In later testimony, Michael
charged, "Why, theft even bid
tables pushed up •p.inlt a
bar. The bartender w•s drink·
ing. Boys and prta were )0¥.
ing and Jdssi.ng, and boys were
pulling girls down onto their
laps."
City Charter
Due for Test
A Newport B ea c h City
Charter prohlbldoa aplnS1
oil drlllinf wlthll! Ille city Um·
lts today faced 1 court chal·
tenge by oil prodlcen G. E
Kadane and Sorta.
Kadane bu filed • lawaull
f0r declaratory re.Uef apinlt
the city in an effort to tNb·
Dr. King
Released
From Jail
U.b the rl&bt to drU1 tor oil SEL~tA, Ala . (AP) -Dr.
en a small tecUon cl tbe com· ri.ta nin Luther Kin& Jr. was
pany's West Newport deld. relt-<i\t-d from jail today, but
The area wu annued Into hundtt'tls of singing Negro
N rt •· ch last students demonstraUng Io r ewpo uo::I year, . ii . h led I XAdane'i la..Wt 111 Saper-c1v rig ls were arrrs a
1 · 1.~ about tht> same tife. lor Court CODln OD the -i. Tht' J\'obel Peace Prize win·
ol • City Council decWon lut ner posted l200 bond after five
week to ddtnd the. City Char-days in tht" Dallas County
t.er '1 anU-oil proviso, iail and "'alked to fre<Oom .
Thr bond was made 1fter lS
REQUEST congrr s5 mt"n led by Rep,
'Ibe oil company l1wyer1 Charlt"s C. Diggs. D-Mlch.,
ubd the council to either ex· arrh·rrJ at City Hall.
empt the annexed .ecUon of A.~ King departed. Sheriff!
the Kadane leaae rrom the J_amt>~ G. Cl~rk and his depu-
prohibiUon or dr-annu the t 1r~ moved in at Ole • COtJrt·
territory ' hou~e lo arrest lhe student
Newpo'n.·a charter prohibit& dt'1nonstrators. I
oU drtlllng rdlnln& or produc-Also reJea sed on bond was
lion acepl ir tbe dvtty ex· an associate ~ King. the. R.tv.!
iJt.ed prior to allMUUon. Ralph ".'bernathy. They went
I Property Involved ii ap-ou1 a side entrance and were
proximat.e.ly 20 1cnl west of ~ri,rted ~y . Mrs. Kln~. I
a line ei:l.ended coutward Tht• Cl\'ll righU leader
-from Whitlie-r Avenue--ne.::ir ~~k" lo newsmen outsidt' the1
the Costa Mesa city liiiltu. /al l and walked across the
sirrrt 11.·kb Abernathy to 1
"<'ltlng car. \
I• B•r ... r Area
A Nw Face
For Education
Here are basic elements of school redistricting
plan recommended Thursday ~ trwtees of the
Costa Mesa and Newport Beach elementary dis-
tricts and the Harbor Area's high school board: •
lulc Plan: Cills for consolidation of three ex-
isting districtl into one covering all elementary
"lld secondary schools in Harbor Area. ·
Name: 'l'No recommended -Newport Harbor
Unified Srhoot District, or Newport Harbor.Costa
Mesa Unified School District.
loundar._,: Those of present Ne"•port Harbor
Union High School District plus 4.000 acres on
rring~s of Corona del Mar.
INrcl of Tru1tff1: Seven
ll.'Ould be elected 1t large. but
dents of one or seven trustee
plan.
m e m b e rs. The;;
would run as resi·
districts set up by
Trustff Dl1trlcts: Generally. Lhree in Costa
Mesa. two in Newport Beach and two c rossing conl·
munity Jines.
Sweeping
Changes
In Store
By CHARLES ff. l;OOS
Staff F..daceUon \\'rl&er
School authorities Thursday
reached accord on detai1' of
a school redistricting plan
which M"Ould change the (ace
of cducalio11 in the Harbor
Area.
The proposal calls, cener
ally. for a merger by July I,
1966, of the area's three
school dh;tricts. !See accom·
panying story (or details.)
Recommendations agrffd
upon by members of the
three existing school boards
go to the Orange County Com•
mittee on School District Or·
ganlzation for action n e i: t
Th.ursday ..
The count y committee a:es-
sion is certain to bring an·
other clash between Harbor
Area and Tustin school auth·
oirtles because school reor·
ganlutloll plans for both
!areas Include a controver1lal
piece of territory on the out·
skirts of Carona del Mar.
CAN MODIF''
O·Nner Y1Uee appeared bat·
fled by tne bell)'dance alle-
gations. He did 111 tbat cer·
tain TahiUan dancen bad
performed. He ldtntifW tbem
.. ,,.w .. lloult -,....,
Simone and Mnta.
SomeUmet:, Y 1 l I • e Aid,
t.J:Ubt'flnt off-datJ 1lrltQrt .....
lesses also dropped tn and &d
a tum nr two lo Tlhltiu
tunes.
As tu tht!. splrll o( love. Y1l·
lcr Cuulrl only shrug.
nlL SMIL NO -Tahltlon l!llsen• Yatlee won
IPWG1'1l or an entertainment permit for his new
Ba~-f'lltlurant Thursday night despite rharge1
of b6Dydancine and Jove at the bar. Vallee still
fares the threat of an appeal P.rotest hearing be·
fore Newport Beach City Counc!I.
ln the. complaint., tOfliH't·I ·\~k.ed what he planned lo do
ntn Uwud. J1clr. ind .-.t:11 .. 1no ,, Kin& s•td: .. I don't!
ael Kadane clalm oil waa: be-know , yet." lie went to the1 inf produced ea tbe properly home of a Selma (;Jvil rights
before anneuUon. • \ea.:ler.
They claim the C1ty Coun· ShorU y bf!fore K.J n~·s re-
cil'1 action violates their eon· leasr more than ;,o adulf Ne·
slltutlonal right. of due pro· "?ro1·· marched uri ihe court·
cess and taklnc property with· hou:.• and were arrested oy
T•• Rat•: \Veighted combination computed un-
der 11tate required rormula. Based on current fiiz.
urea mai:tmum rate anowabte n>mes out to about
13.14 per '100 -nlu~ Fi"'"' undoubl·
edly would change by effett11'e date of unification,
however.
D•t• of IJe<tl.ri: Probably In Junt, but euct
d ate left to rountv·suoerintendent of 1<:hoolt. In
iy event, before July I. 1965.
Howe ... er. the: committee,
whkh can modify tbe plana
at it.a pleasure. is expected
lD settle the dispute, lben
.tend the Harbor Atea pl111 on
to the state .Board ol Ed!JC ..
Uon fpr that body'& approval,
probably in March.
If the state board approves,
the plan ~·ould be placed be·
fore area voters. The local
boards, ~·hich met In an ami·
cable session Thursday nl&ht,
aarttd the \/Ote should be
conducted before July L this
year. Newport elementary
board members agreed to the
dale reluctantly. but board
President Donald A. Strauss
was the only one who opposed
it.
out compenaatlon. Clark Effective Date: Ne~· district would be opera·
lional for 111 purposes on July I. 1966. ~11chae! told the commis-
sion that such an operation B E I h •
""'' .. oise and congestion ay ar . -moving
They have asked the Super·
ior Court ruJe against the city
and spell out their rights to Selma Ja i' Js drill on the property.
loncfs: Indebtedness Incurred bv ore.sent ele-
mentary dbilricts to remain responsibility of lhose
·~stricts. and .... ·ould downgrade tbe Bal·
boa are1. He wtll 1ppea1 the
i""' 10 the ctty eouncu. Dellt."'ed b)' A ppe<tl 75 Seeking
Voter Curds
"If /OU can't have a res· .1
taurnnl wi"' entertainment In BLEW IN
a con1n1ercia\ ~~e, whe.re Protesting Back Bay home· must take out 2 city use per·' '
St•I• lulkllnt Lo.n1: Also to remain re!'ioOn·
!'ibility of e11:lsting elementary districts fCO!ta
f\tesat
can , •• 11.,. It, Commts· . . !BLEW OUT
5ionei-\'liiham Clark asked. owners Thursday night "·on mil. Timing: Plan. which is recommendation onlv, The redistricting plan ~·ill
be the second submitted for
the Harbor. Area in the past
year under a series of school
reorganization la'4'S dating
back lo 1~9.
Y:tUtt was represented in delay of 1 permit that wou.1d Spokesmenfornearbyhome-
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SELMA. Ala 'UPI\ J:O<'s to OranJ_!e County Committee on School Dis·
his quesl for an entertainment allow remov~I of 400.000 .cu· owners. including Roger \Vat· Let me put It this "'ay. Sheriff James Clark jailed! trict Organization for action Feb. 11. County com-
permit by Richard Higbie, blc yards of fill now stockpt!ed son. 210 Private Road. and The forecast storm blew a~ut 75 praying Negroes to-milt<'e can modifv as it t•hoosrs. If anproved by
former ct.mmlssioner, hot air a1ong the western shorehne Angus Potter 21 7 Private I in faster than meteoro-day when the1· icnored his ron1mittee. plan eoes to stat" Rn11rd of F..(!uration
ballooni.c;t and Balboa Island between 22nd-and 23rd Road· attacke'd lhf' use of logisl Gordy Shields an· command to 1eavi:-!he Dallas fnr action. nrobabl.v in 'litrch. If c!~le body approv~s.
attorney Streets. bulld~zers and Ion.I? p~rades tlcipatea. and only li,l!ht County courthou~r I plan ,1·ould be pl aced before \'Olers.
1-ligbiP said Yatlee was will· . Removal of the \"ast .c;a~d· of tru~ks hauling the earth sho .... ·ers are in store Sal· , In Oearby ~l:inon . another Rt:JECTEO
Jn_g tu _have _hi~ permit \\·ith a pile created by bay dredgtn~ out along Irvine Avenue. urday. "'ith c I e a r i n .I! group of Nt"grnes marched ~ t;A ~-·~ "'~"% Last Julv, the state Board
tn.al llmt' l1m1t to prove the had already been started b) weather in the afternoon. ;on the Perry Coun1y court· of Education rejected a pro·
entl!rtair.ment "'ould be ac· contractor R. \V, McClellan LONG DEBATE A hall inch will fall to· house, but Sht>rtff II' U. Loi-posal to split the Newport
ceptable :o community n:iores and Sens, who pay Oran~e \Veary Ne wport Beach plan· night. tis made no attrmpt to ar· Cd M D l z Jl arbor Union lligh School
In a final blast, M1chael 1 County 10 c~nU per cubtc ning commissioners listened Boalsmen take ..._·arn· rest them. j ltp ex ones Dist rict. calling it one of the
charged. "'these peop~e are yard for .the fill . 1to arguments until the debate ing: l'.'esterlies up to :!5 The Selma arrests brought "' "''orst plans they had ever
foreign to our area -it's not Operal1ons ~·ere halted threatened to extend intol knots were to start 1:.iti' to nearly 2.900 lh c total num· St"t'n.
patr<•nizf'·! by local peoplr. J .,.,,hen ~he _Orange ~oun1y Ila~· morning. then decided to de.1 this afternoon. brr taken into cu~tod\' in Sel· K;/.l.e(/ by PlUJl,J•erS Curren! school redistricting
(Ser r•ANCE, Pace !) bor D1str1ct was informed 11 lay the entire issue to allo"·J 'ma and ~tarion s111c"e a Ne · a, fl legislation is aimed at equal·
study of the problem. lgro voler registration drive izinc the taxable "'ealth be·
, .. 1 City Eng1net"r Benjamin B ;-----------1s8tahrtal<fd iD kthe area t"'O and ,'\ h:d for dunlex zonin" on he had bren S""aklng lo the (Ste DISTRICT, Pagt !) '
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•• ~ ¢o< ~'~Zi¥Jt& ~ ~~~,[Nolan promised an investiga. wee s ago ,-"' ·1 d,-~ I h
lion in the field to oetermine MARKETS I About 100 N g. 1c·1 16 Jots bcll'.cen ()('ean Bou\e-1counci Thurs ay n g t.
h In Id N . e rof'~ par 1 · . . "\Ve "ll give it another try," T e s e e'vs lif alternate hauling routes pate~ In the Ma rion d~m?n· vard and Brt"akers Dnve in he declared in the city hall
might make the fill removal NE\V ''ORK jLJPJ ) -~.1,r~at1on .. They stood s1n~1n1? Corona of'l f\tar "'as unanl·l\ohby. 8a1·te11det• "'~~:=-i"t'3""C'f:?W'inla a ttilll -1 'Jf'" _., M.en ... less ob1ectionable to nei gh· Stock prices mO\'ed slii;.:h1!.\ • eedom songs on ~he sidr· rnou sl~· rrJectrd Thursd a y A sizeablt" delegation ap-j
For All Kid•
Uncle ~n. the DAIL"\. PIL01'"s
children's columnist, h old !'
three contesu ~·eekly (or kuls-
drawing, rhyme and story anll
joke. and riddle. Uncle Len i~
fa st bet:oming a favorite wilh
children of an ages, ho .... ·ever.
Page 13.
"'""Ir Gnldr Index
llarbor Council PTA lists suit-
able current movies to be shOl'.'n
in the Harbor A re a. Sot1t"IY
Page 12.
INDEX OF INSIDE FEATURES
no·1t1n~ . . . 16
C:iHfornia Nt\\'S . . . . . . . . 5
rra.~~ifird .. , ..... 19 ·:JO
Cnmu:~ ............. 13
F'111toria\5 • .. . .. . . . . . 10
Fi'lance . . . . . . 8 • 9
!\'•"'' 11orf Dnrhflr ··-
National Ne<.1·~ 3. 4
Obituarit"s . . . . . 3
Orange County . . . . . 6
Social Note~ 11 · 12
Sports . , 14 · 16
Telcvl5ion ... , \Vefkcndcr
DA 11.Y Pll.OT
WI!~ W"!c~ I• Comb•n•<I
'"" M~*'-""11
nrt1cr in ~r11·porl Bt"ach , 221 1 \\.t"SI Balboa Bh·cl . ~' ,, ....
!'t c Pa,i::t 2 for addrrs'>r~ 01111hcr ot lu·r~
}-'(Ir \l:issifird Ad\"rrti11int'. Call fH2·:;.4iirl
1-"or .111 0 1hrf [)rp~rlrn<'lll!i . ('al! til2·~:t1 ;
Fin111 \', tu11n,!rr and North \ounl.1· T('l('Jlhflnr~ ;110 l:.'~fl
"" •>r• 11,,,,, ,.,~ "•"~M •O••C•••• mollt( •• •d•0<li••m•nh
m•• '* ", •M!vc•a '"''"""' •a«••• """'"'l'O'O '" ,....,.,,.,,1 (CClf ''gM. lft .. 0 •01>110 (.~>I P"bh•~'"IJ (O'l'Pt~p
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bors. lower in moderate 1radirii: walk, but flnall~-disp('r~rd night by the Ne .... ·port Beach pcared to oppose the R·l to Speakin~ for the county today under a con1hina!1o11 afl(•r ahout ,l) 1111nlC'~ 11ht·n Planning Cnmn1lssion. n.2 zonin~ shift. alleging it A1•1•esled
:1arbor district. llarhor En· of prrssurC' £ron1 prr·11 r•·I..· f~ltce falle<I tn lake any n<:· K~»· pruponcn1 of the change \\·ou ld increase densit.\' and ag·
i.:ineer Jamt"s Ballin,i;cr told end evening up upcrati(•l\' lion I · I f II G . 1 h 23 d · lron1 singe· am Y use, . gravatc parking and traffi c f C h city panncrs t e r Street andprofit·takinq. •SCC'(J1111· The Selma delegation 11;11k·1Bcrk Kcl!!l~g. :JJJ5 Ocean Problems along the pri\'alt" A let• l'aS
stockpiling area was est ab. talio ns, Pages 8·9.1 cd lo the courlti(lu~f' to pre. [H\'rt . deC'lart"d after the de·I Brra.ker~ Drive. I
Ii.shed about \hr ti rne 111<' city Markt"t te-ehnici an~ h:itl sen! a petition askini:: thal cision that he y,•ould appeal to Kellog.1: countered that dup· A C ,1 ba 1 d
11·as developing its grading more or Jes~ ex..,.ctrd ;i the vo•-· 1 ,. 1-1 •-lh c··i C .1 1 1· Id •-h osta .,. rsa r en er d" ,,~ """r rrg1s rn ion is '"" t" 1 y ounc1 . ex deve opmcnt 1'."0U ll\:: t t"I d "th f 1 lor inancc. do\\'nturn and said Iha! ii ripened for their signatures. Surpri5ingly . Kellogg told on lv y,•ay to assure 01'.'ners ofi"'as char~e wi e ~ny
lie said the stockpiling l'.'as a norn1al OC'rurrrnrr r1n order~ of Federal Judi!" frllo"' prorrrt ~· oy,·nrrs favor· the· 16 lots a reasonable de· drunk ~riving ~oda_y {o11o .... tng
fSee PROTEST. Pai:e 2) u n d e r the circums1a nl"r• f)aniel H. Tho1na~ in ~lobilr ing thf' changf' that he thoughl1velopment of their holdings. a traffic colll~1on in . Ne~po.rt ---------"----"-:..C..:..::..c..:..:· Nurman A. Rousselet, 35001neach Thurs ay n 1 g I .'n
'Big Sloppy Mess'
Mystery Shroztd8 Police Hectring
Ocean RJ\"d ., presented thr ~h\ch t\\·o persons y,•ere tn·
commission "'llh a petition iured.
signed b\' 69 nei ghborhood ! Georg; Charlrs John~on. J~.
property Q..,_·ners "'ho opposed ?f.773 ~\\Ison St:, remo1nrd tn
the rf'zoring. They claimed It ]Jal I lh1s morn ing aft er he I .,.,,nuld d1.1.,.,·ngradc their prop-J"·as unable to post bond.
lerl\' value~. lie 11.·as arrt"sled at 6 p.m.
\:ctcran commission Secre-ilim1)ing 3\\'~Y from th~ acti·
1ary !lay 'I . Copelin examln·1den1 at lrv~ne Avenue and
B~ STt:\IEN G IB~01\" . ed th<' signatures, 1h<'n de.
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\JeslclUf Drive
01t11toe;,,,1..,11.,, 1surprlse 1riln<'~s 11ho1nl1 l ••11 JJ,~<s and I 11.'I~ ri t:ht 1n 1h<•!nd,1 :1n!I 11 1111c~~cd llr1nt·larl'l.i. '"They look goOO 10 p?\icr s~id Johni;o n·s ca r
. . _wan t to cllsc·us~"' lo !r~!i 1 1 ·111ddl~ of ii. I f>'11 I 11;1' fun~· 1,1111,·h the-ho~· In the ta\·(' nir : I c.in I find a ringf'r in co\hdrd y,•1th lhc rrar or one _ll'.~ ~all ol.l~rrvf'r~. tod11y Gla1a~ fi rNI Orin. 42. ;1n ll l"111nt11n,I! 11 h~ k1·<'p1n;! qu1C't 1 ii.:iil!l'll In protl'l"I IJl£l l'el thr bunch.' ldrb·cn hy ~l errit l \\I, Kevan,
111 rrt . ~allln g lo lr<i1n lhr 1t"ar \"rtrran or thr· •l l'p.11· Th.it 11·n.~ h~·11 \'01111111 1 . . . <.:•J nlmi:-si1.1nrr .John Jako· 66. of 1200 Rulland Roacl. New· tdrn~~ly of a "surprlsr 1'.'il · incnt. for rn i ~l'IH1lhu' ,1lt• l'1•:ich pollcrn1:in K1·l ~u" ;\!1·· lli 11' 1 du!n 1 ii.int 10 rl'l'IOrl skv J r .. miivf'd to di.~a\lo"' lhe port Beach. y,·hi(•h in turn col· n('~~ whl'n flr<'<l Ne\1'\XH'I l)c_in allrgc1\l y sl l'Ul'k l.;111 I' 1nil'!. 27. rlr~cnlu«I !hr• f••l'I !uni, ~11 ll;inicl l"f'\':lll ed du plex lontn~ and .... ·on unanl· lldC'd ..._.1th the rt•ar of on c Uc~c.h fll11l rcn1an IJ ri .u r: I a s rl•nce Rrit1. a 19·.1·1-ar·•'l•t '" .:s y,·hit·h It'd lo hi• rt ·i~·tl It'll it 11;i,, a ~e1ere moui: ~upporl. dri\·cn b~· ~laxinc II , f\la ssa· Orin ~ llppent hf'arini:: rl· nr, last DC(' 21 11 >1 11' 1\1 1' ! th1· in<·ldvr11 11t1 1•h rr•11ll Jhtn~ Iha! h;1d h:tPl'•'nP<I an1t Jn a rt>la trd rna\IC'r in 1he nari. 20. South Laguna. \vho 511.~ll·it t on i~hl , 11·a~ In poli l·r e11~1 1f1h· 10 l•n In lh1\ fi ritl!! 1•f f\·•1n li<tt1 '1 11:1111 t<1 ll11rt l)ffil"•'I Rtca . Jiu.:k B Larson. 302~ h:u.t slopp('d for a 1r af1 1C' light
I I hi~. P11htic hrannc hl"forr· of !hr Dr1n rr,ldrn,·1· 1n \, • I ft•lt ~1ek ;11 111• .1 .. 111,1r!1 I •1·111 Hrt·a krr, Orivt•. 11•as allu1\·r.d al thr 111trr~c>rllon .
lhi" livil St:•rl'\\'•' lloaru \\a~ 11or1 llci~hl~ ll.1n!PI l"f:lll.•··' 11, '''PL011 u•1! lh;it Ht·ll1 11 1:1ri<1lll'i" 11a\1 lni; a \ll·f("11 Kr1nn .~aid h:;-"·uuld i:r(' his 1~ c·on\•l'nr .at 7 30 p.n1 in thr The incldt•n t 11 a~ ~:··"·111.. .f<·llnn11•1 r .. ld 1· '" 1.. n 11 11 1 h11r1 :111(\ 111:11 h<' 1nill· •rp,1ralion hf't l'rcn ti1·n d.,.,·rll· ~\' n l•ln~irlan ;\J i.,~ ;\l:•~:.an· en~: Counl·tJ chninhcr~ as ;1 ··111c ~1upp1 Ill•''' ti· "' '!('cl a 11• .. t1 11, 1•1, , .. 1 ' 1.11• ii Ii•' 11;1< 11111111~ 111 tori:1·I ln'1 un1\s on 11111 H·2 lot a •·i 11<1 .. l:ik1•n to ll n:1~ 11rt'S·
I l1t1 At!urnr\ Tull~ S··~· polter111an :11 \\,•,11~, r l)p, !.I ,1' 11, I• 11• 11,1 1•1 1nrl'l!·r11 i'1\1~!ihn1 .~ 1ik 1· 1-:irh1·r hi~ rur'h cul on h~tcr1~n lln•pitnl 11 1th \\h:Jt
niour said hc tl ..;-a ll Polter ni_ght"s s1•.,•ii1n 11• ;11 :1"2~1 1'1:11 '' •I'" 111~1· 11rtl' 111ltlni: 11"1 lnrge1 l !rr:in 13 .. nilt\:u·d 1\·a~ l'C\'Qk· "as tl c.scr1l11'd as a :.c i•ere
IChicf ,Janic.c; Glave£:. and a '"I fell 1l Y.tl~ 1u11· lJ1,; •!••1 1 u~·tJtly tov~ lh·J1 L 111!1• • u;-, (Srt' IJl~I~. l'iagi> ?) ct! by t~.e City Cou ncil. 'whlplash injury.
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•l::arly 1to7. Pag, 5
STANFORD (Af) -Al·
most everybody -'io is any·
bod y at St.anford .,ay denied
a ~port that so of Stanford
University's y g English
instructors " ally arouse
freshmen" er deliber·
ately.
The remar
in ar. om
student
Women
was attributed.
port of fo rmer
rs. to Dean of
e A. Allen.
1 t r o n g I y di~·
that phase of <he
The de
agreed
report.
~mpt
sions
tbao
said it was an al·
reconstruct discus·
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student ·1erston. the
Id a Women'• Council
g that "salacious ma·
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tribated c ., fNt~·
men coeds. "The report con·
tinued:
''These professors, she laid.
sexually arouse the freshmen
both within the classroom and
without it. She cited 11 a case
in point a story about a pro·
lessor who stood upon the
steps of Wilbur Hall (a men's
dormitory) and urced lhe
freshmen 'to 'make' a girl
within the week.
"The young p r o f e s sora
arouse the girls auually, as
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of literature, bl part because
those who are unmarried use
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Two Councilmen
Recall Targets
Trial Near
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tlllllr •n11• ·· . Tli ........... pertlcuJar
exception to UU. phue ot the
report. said she thought ·•the
student. have tried to be hon·
est'' in telling of the meeting
but "I believe their interpre·
tations ue inaccurate."
The aexual references wPre
presented as 1upportiJll data
to student charcea that deans
lnterlered with disciplinary
action by student <:ounclls.
The student governing body
in a special meeting Thursday
nigbt said students, aJid not
the d43nJ, 'hould have com·
plete diaclpllnary control.
The student group's action
followed a report in the cam·
pl!s newspaper T h u r 1 d a y
chaTging that some adminis·
~ •v• bied to iJlfluence
•· ....,.. the student judl-
dll' CftDCiL Portions ofthe
clal council. Portions nf th 11
report were immediately de·
nied by university officials.
By a 62-60 vote the student
legislature sent t-0 President
Wallace Sterling a demand
that the a o v e r n t n c body
"shall have sole jurisdiction
over student affairs and con-
duct."
Students on the men· a and
women's councils now alt in
judgment on clusmates. but
their decisions are only rec·
ommendations to the dean of
atwtentl. The dean holds u.I·
Umate power in d,l1clplinary
CUH.
Appeals may be made to
the president.
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Of 1111 oe11y "• ,..,, call. Buena Park police said.
The officer then accom· LOS ANGELES -Three BtTENA PARK -A Chlno panled Mrs. Ro awl c It to
men accu~ed 01 holding up Se· Prison ~ s ca Pee .was shot Buena Park in her car. When
curity First National Bank's twice by a state ofhcer here thev arrived here 1horUy aft· • early today as the convict at· er 2:15 a.m., Burka croucb-Corona de! Mar branch will tempted to flee after be.1.n1 ed down behind the front seat. bi arraigned Monday in Fed· partially handcuffed.
era! Court here on char1es of James Roawlck, 30, was re· FLAGGF.IJ DOWN
bank robbery and kidnaplng. ported in fair condition, ~ a:e~!~n~~e •:~ ;~: ~ ~:U!
The suspects, who alleged· 01ran1 ge Cl ounty Gden~thalbHlloe't point R1oswldt ran out ln the
I d . h th p ta · s pr son war wt u · • ed h y escape wit mor~ an wounds in the shoulder and street and flagg t e car
$15,000 in the Jan. 5 shck·up. leg. down.
were indich:d by a Federal The escan.e waa shot by As Roskwick app~~afrched tthhe
r ... , {fl car Bur I emeraeu om e Grand Jury Thursday. 1 tat e correctio... o cer back seat, brandilhing a .38
Named In the indictment Jack A. Burk 11, who had caliber revolver, and told the
and still in custody in Los An· chased .Roswick from Chino escapee: "Hands up l"
geles Cou11ty Jail are Carl F. after hl!i escape Thursday aft-Burks slapped a handcuff
Dunbar II, 18, of Indio; Ron· ernoon. on one 9J fl,oswick'• wri.st1,
aJd R. Thomas, 20, Geneva, STOLE BUS but before he could 1et the
Ala., and John W. Naughton, AccorJ1n1 to police, Roa· second one on, Roswick was
42. Loa· Angeles. wick wal\ workinc with a pri•· off and running.
The trio I a c e kldnapin( on work ga111 when be jumped The officer 1a1d be shouted
charges stemming !rom the lllto the priloa bus and drove "h£lt!" twice, fired a shot
abduction of retired A r m y It away. Tbe bu1 waa found into the (rOUDd, but R-0swiclc
Colonel Charles Morrison, 88, abandoned three hours later continued r u n o I n g. Burks
518 Cameo ftlghlands, Corona in Monrovia. then fl.red three more ahota.
del Mar. and bank manager Burka waa able to locate two of which tllt the fleeing
Gene P. Montgomery. Morrl-Ro1wlck when the escapee man.
son was forced to .drive two telephoned hit wile ln Chino R o 1 w I c k is a convicted
of the bandits to the banka. Thursday nttht, asking that burglar serving a 15-year sen·
while Montgomery was taken she meet him in Buena Park. tence.
as a hostage wh~n the hold·
up pair fled. Neither victim
WAI hurt.,
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drtvtn1 the getaway car wblcb
wu pnaumably parked near
the area where the 1unmen
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With Vietnam's Khanh
De Gaulle Idea No Snub
Revamping of U.N. Meant
Hits Blank Wall By Envoy
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PARIS ILJl'll -Pre11ident aln, rrance. the Soviet t:nion House aide Mc~rge Bundy
Charles de Gaulfe's startling and Red China as partici· today met with Vietnamese,
·1 pro~sal for a special inter·liints. strongman Lt. Gen. Nguyen
.:. 1 n a t t o nal conrer·enee to re·1 , . Khanh on the second day of a
., . ·,,,, '£ vamp the United Nations in In London, the Bnt1sh gov-C • • i . to So th'
oAtLY ~•LoT1N1w1.;-R\1ss consultat:on "·ith Red China 1ernment appeared in no hur· a.ct finding m ssson u
----------blank wall today. At the United Nations in Bundy at first was reported
President Johnson virtual· New York, Western sources to have canceled the mee g
ly rejected the idea yesterday said there were two objec· with Khanb commander·ln·
Fri., Feb. 5, 1965 3 appeared to have run into a ry to take up the proposal. Vietnam . ~
Rocket Booster during a Washington news lions to De Gaulle's plan -hie! f th So th Vt tumese
conference held soon after De the inclwilon of Communist c 0 e u e c ,, w~llfL B ..... p L•-GauUe spoke to French and China and the idea that the armed forces. But the meet-ft -.-.n eGufl rOu~m Okay on T est foreign newsmen in Paris. big powers have the right to ing only was put off for four . . ,
C'oni munist C'h ina is not a run the world organization_,_ hours because Bundy wai. Thi• whtle·.faced calf was doing ·•remar.kably well ' normal bod y. a single head with one pair of horns
ED'NAROS Atn r n H c E mcrnbrr of thP I '11ited Na· Irish sources at the l'niled; li ed up with communication~ locf,,, <lesp1te t.he two <'?1TIJ1le_te ~ares it ~·as born and one brarn. but four c>\·es ltwo on side. two in
BASE I AP 1 -A solld·pro· tion~. and for yPa rs the t'nil-Nations i.aid the plan might . . 11 11 h The r alf s onl y d1sa?illty 1s Ural 1t cannot rentrri. two noses and two mouths_ It was born Jan.
pellant ro~ket motor general· ed S~ates has led the drive to be pic~eJ ui.. by. some of ~he r r.~ m Washington. source~! -,1;inrl nr walk because of its large head. lL has a 31 at ranch at llopeton. 30 miles north of Merce<l.
Ing a m1IUon pound s of thruft bar 1t ~om the wor~ organ· neutralist coun~ws. especial· saL ~ A b d Maxw Ill ~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-was successfully tested Thurs· ization. , ly thosP. which have fa vored · • m assa or e
day, the Air Force reported. Nevertheles:. De Gaulle, Red China's admission to tbe D. ;~ylor,t ~o ns:.t 1~1 ~~~~e T\' Actor
The rocket, being develop-lduring his 75-minute session,world body. But they said ~~fd1~~ea des~~ th~ tal~ ed for the Titan C3 space l with the newsmen. called for many of the smaller nations .• e ' d cordial .,
booster, was test fired noz. a new Geneva conference to would object to De Gaulle's as warm an ·
zle • up in a secured posi-reform the United Nations I parallel idea for a return to AVOIDED J . , il cd in
tlon in a concrete anj steel with the United States, Brit· strong Security Council rule. Khanh had avoided Bundy '
test stand. when President Johnson's
special envoy arrived here Jl arty Brawl 0 B I T U A R I E S yesterday for a full-scale re· Laos Pl·e1n1·er Emeraes view of the Viet.nemese mill· 111 . SULLIVAN. Barbara Jessie. • '-tary and political situation. H.1.YWOOD IAP l -,
65, 788 W. Wilson St. Costa ~ Khanh declined to attend a \\ ad1• Preston. star of lelevt-1
Mesa. Survived by sisters, A/ N • ' s reception at the U.S. Embasy Slon < ·Colt 45" show, was I
Mrs. Margaret A. Milligan, s atJOfi s trongman in a seeming snub of Bundy. ..,1 hi..,tltng happily in hls cell"! Costa Mesa : K a t h r y n Kha.nh was invited to a re-. . . . .
Peters, San Diego: Mrs. ception tonight at the house tO<la~ • shenff s deputies re-1 Theresa Hayes, Se at t I e VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) -1with a handful of policemen. of Lt. Gen. William C. West· poned, ln the wake of a brawl l
Wash.: brotJ:iers, Mr. Peter Premier pr i n c e Souvannaj A sharp turn of events aft. ~oreland, U.S. military as· in a Hollywood apartment,
SuJllvan. Boise, Idaho; Mr. Phouma emerged today as er the week's fighting In the s~stance commander. but sent Ol fll·ers booked Ule 6-foot-2. Pat Sullivan . Vancouver. Laos' strongman but the once . . his "regrets" agaJn. 200 d · · B .. c. Holy Rosary 7:30 p.~.lpowerful deputy premier. Gen .1 t~y kingdom h~s left Phoum1 He also will be ~bsent from ·p1)un actor on susp1:1on
rnday. St. John the Baptist Phoumi Nosavan. is describ-I without the ma1or role he held a reception to be given tomor· O[ refusing to leave premises
Church; Mass Sat. 10 a.m, 1 ed as a fugitive in the jungle, as rightwing leader in the row night by Taylor for leafl· at lhe request of Ule owner
Father Anthony McGowan! shaky neutralist-rightist coa-ing Vietnamese personalities Sgt Richard Snowden said
officiatine. Interment Good I rt· t h d d b I both inside and outside the f>rr'-ton one of a dozen guests Shepherd Cemetaty. Be I I I ton g.overnmen. ea e YI gove r nment, BCJt a U.S. . · I
Broadway Mortuary Direc-Coney Island neutralist Premier Souvan-spokesman said Khanh was m the West Hollywood apart.
tors. na. t not invited to thi.s function.
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mrnt of Michael Silk, 30, ar·I
MOTGOMERY, Roy M., 64, F Z "The government declared NO DETAILS gurd "'th Tom SheuU. 32,
1181t2 24th St .. Costa Mesa. Ull One him a rebel and will arrest No details we.re available autf\ salesman, and words led
Survived by son. William him if he tries to come back." on the bour·long t a l k 1 be· to .ictlon. I
w. ~otgomery, N~wport Due lO Qoc..o a ~abinet minister said in tween Bundy and Khanh. But/ \ e 1gh b 0 r s. alarmed by\
Beach ; brother. Mr. W i I I ~ an mte~e~. Khanh a~d Taylor ~re known crashes and falling glass .
Motgomery. Hesperia~ 4 The ofhc1aJ, Ngon Sanani· to have dilferences 10 matt~rs called deputies who reported
g r a n d children. Services NEW YORK (AP) _ Ther kone. m~ster of transport of policy and the ambaa~a~or that mlrrors an'd a pla te gla~s
Mon. ll a m. Bell Broadway doors are closing 00 Steeple· and p~~hc works, added that ~ave ~und~ a complete fi ll· window were shattered. along
Mortuary , <;ha~I. r n t e r· chase Park. Coney Island's the .mlhtary may shoot Phou· tn during nine hours of talks with much of the furniture
ment Pacific View Memor· famed amusement c e n t e r mJ 1f he. Is captured. yesterday. . . I Preston was su rlv upon be·
1al Park. ~ell Broadway which in its he yday drew Phoum1, .44. h~d been a Khanh and Bundy . onginal· Ing •hown to a ceil. deputies
Mortuary Directors h dreds or thousands '!ach, dorpinant figure 1.n the co~-ly had been scheduled to m~et lsaid. but later cheered up
• 1 un I fustng struggle for power 1n at 9 a m. but at the last mm-d b . u· )AVIS. (;Jenr. Austin, 51, 423 summer. Laos since 1959 when he be· ute. Bu n dy postponed the an egan wh.is m~ Glou~ester. Cos.ta Me~a For '!lore than six decades. came defense minister, th us meeting.
Survived by wife, Elsie; the thrill rides on the spraw· controlling the 30 000 -man Bundy later paid calls on
son. William A. Davie;, San· ling 25-acre Steeplechase f'a.rk royal Laotian arr~y. Chief of St.ate Phan Khac Su u.
ta Clara; parents, ~1r. ,a~d have been a board.walk ftx~I His rise began after he en-a c t i n g Prime M l n i s ter ~rs. Samuel A. Davis. Whrt· ture on the Atlantic Ocea gineered a.n army coup that Nguyen Xuan Oanh and Inter·
ti.er. b~other: Donald A. Da· beachfront. . forced t he resignation of ior Mirtister Luu Vien.
4 Soldiers
Save AEC v1s. Wis~.: sister. M_rs. ~o· ~ere has been no official Phou mi Sananikone as pre· His schedule was heavily
la V: Lincoln, W h 1 t t ~e r clos111g announcement, but mler on Dec. 31. 1959. fie also laced with briefings at the S~rv1ces Sat. 2 p,m: West· many of lhe 300 regular su~]directed the military opera· headquarters of the U.S. mil·
cliff Chapel. Hev. Jo rank mer workers know t~e ne~s tion in 1960 that ousted the re-itary assistance command Scientist Gun~. of~~ciat ing. ln~erment al:eady. The reason is dwtn· gime of Premier Souvanna. here Pac1r~c \1ew Memonal ~ark dlrng crowds. ·Souvanna regained the pre· Tomorro"' B~ndy is sched· WASHTNGTO\' I •\P i _ n Wec;1t1 1ff Mor1uary d1rec-James J . 0 nor at o. the miership in June 1962 and ' ul ed to meet with representa· p 1 C ·Id ' 1 r
tori; park s general manager for ' made himself defense min · lives or South Vietnam's four auld' . ~ebd~rso , or <' o th.r
-:\tlTll C'l\'lie If "" 2721 r. 30 years. i;aid the owners. will ister. Phoumi was relegated religio11 ~ communities. H Is WClti~ t s ea rn g nuc: ear dsc1-'· . • • . ..,,, r •. h nnouncement m a . . , r· t . t t t en s s. was rer o\'ertng to a) 223rd St Long Beach Su r· ave an a I to hnance minister, losing irs morning ap. po1n men a f . . . d . . , .. . . few da vs t 1 f th the t.: S Emb a s s v is with rom lnJUnes i;u~tatne in a ~~~ed b~d:·~f;ci. Ma~~u J~;e~: I Fredcri.ck Garms. president I co~:~ f~rce: l~~~{io Souvan-Msgr . ~· g u Ye n Van Binh . 90-foot fall rron:i a bridge into
Mrs' Ja~ita Martin ~lunt: of the Coney Island Chamber na have crushed Phoumi's ap-archbishop or Saigon. th~ PoAtombac R1dl\ er . . f . . · of Commerce, said Thursday parent bid t r · . r. e erso . a nail\ e o ington Bec:ch. Services Sat. h h d t h a d directly h c e~am power m Fresno and a graduate of 3 p m Peek Family Chapel e a no e r IO our:: of furious s t r e e t Sta f .d L' . Pe~k . Family Colonial Fu: from oHlciaJs. but knew of the righting. Military s ou r c es GoJd Taketl U .n or I n1w r'1.t.\ :i.nd the neral Home directors impending closing. said at least 60 persons were mvers ty or Californ ia. "'a~
A Steeplechase employe fo r killed in the abortive re\lolt sa.ved from deat h Thur~d.a~
\\'ALI.ACE . .Jodi M.. infant 15 years. who declined use of Wednesda.v an<I un counted by fo ur sold1en; \I.ho saw l11m
daughter of r.t r. and !\Ir~. l11s na me. said Thursday night others wounded . F ron1 s hl1) 1ptunge off Kry fl ridge ntn the .
Richard A. Walla ce, 7381 "Now that Steeplechase is go-,•cy nver.
Natal Dr.. Westminster. ing, all Coney Island will go. . . . Aebersold. 54. was rescued
Al so sun ved bv broth er . too. Th ere'll be nothing here SOUTHAMPTON .. ~.nglanci as he clung to the edg! of the
Rkhard A Jr.: sis ters. Re-soon." Dv na n1itc Kills IAPI -Gold bullion \'Ol'lh ho.I~ ~is Dody had made in thr
nee an d Rebecca. Private • Once there were three great .I $280,000 was repo~ed m1;i11ng thin rce sheet
sen'it:f's wilt hr held at amusement centers at Con· 5 p today from the hner Capl'· Aebersold ha s been w1 'eave
Perk Family Colnnial Fu· r y Island. callel the "play-• Cr~Ofl~ low~ CasU.e. Ten hoxes ot from his post w.ith. thr Ato.nic
nrral Iloml' ~round of th e world." The . bullion werr. i?onr. Energy Comm1ss 1on s 1 n <' e
, . . u•her lwo were destroyed by Cfi\ STAL ~I VER. F~a . Scotland\ ard sc~l.l'l.1 oll t111• .June. and ha<; been 11nrh-r M~nsll . Adel,11dr, AO, ~75 fi re, Dreamland Park in l!llO 1UPI 1. -A might y dynamite 11.ner and began an 1~n·-:t11!a· treatment as an olll ·pati"nl Cal~~ma. ~--at:~na . Reach. and Luna Park in 1944. ~xplos1on k1!led five men and t!on. The Car.rtnwn <.a ~t h' or· al the Nationa l Institutes ul S~1rv 1~ed b~ 111 phe" ._ ~r~h-.A good portion of the Coney lllJured a. sixth yes terday at rived her~ thi s morni ng fr11m Health. The nature of his ail·
u1 \\ Mar:-l.1. lpsw'.~c:tr. !~land amusement area has a.n el~ctncaJ plant construe-South Arnca where the i;11ld rnent was not disclosed. oth· Mass. Graveside services b h d 'd b h' h lion site. wa s put aboard 1•r than it is not cancer or I Id r:-,. ., t Pa een pus e as1 e y 1g · Tl b b . . · . . were )~ r 11. » P ~· a · r; 5 e a artment buildings. 1e last a oard a dr1llmg The only call ma de. b~ . ih1 .inythmg caused by radintion.
clflc Virtr Memorial Park Th at ma: also be the fate of barge of a Fort Lauderdale Capetown Castle du nng I I \ The scienlist had earlier at·
Ballz Mo. rt ua ry Corona del St 1 ti dredging flrrr.. tore out auto voyage was at Las Palrn -1-!ended a pra\'rr breakfast
Mar directors cep ec ase. windows a half-mile away and in the Canary Islands. 'nn .ilso attended ·In Prrsiclcrii
could be heard for 15 miles. I Feb. I .lohnson.
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I SACRAMENTO CUPl) STA:\'FORD (UPI ) -The
s A c RAMENTO (UPI) _ posst'ble of every budg<'t re-Gov. Edmund G. Brown today Stanford L'nlverslty carr.pus n d f t d f ''as 111 an uproar today over The Legislature is ready to be· quest," Crown said. ca e or a wo-pronge e • l'har~l'~ by two forme r stu·
gin dlt.s ~onGths-long, fine comb •. 1 realize that we have I fort u:i strengthening the part-dent lt•auen that the dean of
stu Y .o o_v. Edmund G. bee t Id t.b t thi . 'b lnership of the state and coun-\\Omen tried to recruit co-eds
Brown s $4 billion budget. 0 0 a 5 LS a are ties in providinf welfare serv-ro report "erotic" and "ob-
But It won't actually start bones' budget," he added. "I i 5 1£'<'tionul" material pre-
unW about Feb. 22. know I can count on the bud-c~ 'd th t lf d ~E'ntell by professors in Eng-
Budget leaden of both the get subcommittees I have ap. . ~o:nt~ai ~ 1;ebeare ad · lish classes.
Senate and Assembly indi· pointed to find 'out just how mm 5 a ·~~ 1 u ma e I The charges were made In
cate they 're prepared to start ba th bo all ,, more efhc1ent at both the a report prepared by Darrell
s u b c o m m l t t e es poring re e nes re Y an:· state and county levels and UC Regent lluh er son and Nora Crow.
through the huge budget docu· Chairman. Ge 0 r g e Mill er that improvements should be c f1mner chairmen of the men's
menl containing state expeo-Jr .. D-Martmez, of the Senate lmade in the cost.sharing p be anll women's councils of the
ditures for the fiscal year be· Finance Committee is ill. Aslgr ro-Slate Pro wmersity. The report was
ginning July 1. a :-esult. upper chamber sub· am. suh nu tted to President Wal·
Assemblyman Robert W. committees haven't yet been The governor made the com-lat1· Sterling and published
Crown, D-Alameda, ways and announced. ments in a speech to the 0£ Trouble ye/\terday in the s tudent
means c.hairman, announced But Miller is expected to re· seventh biennial county gov· ne\\\paper, Stanford Daily.
the appoliltment yesterday of turn to Sacramento in about ernment institute for new SU· LOS ANGELES (AP) _ .\ llal\·erson and Miss Crow
six subcommittees to consid· a week. and Acting Chairman pervisors. . said Dea.'l of Women Lucille
er the administration budget. Sen. Stephen P. Teale, D-Concerning efficiency, he Beverly Hi_lls attorney has1Allen "attributed some of
"I will ask each subcommit· Westpoint. has announced said, ''it is time to see wheth· been appotnt~d b~ the R~· the problems which occur
lee chairman and all subcom-that Finance will meet Feb. er we can reduce the red-tapeigent.s of the Uruversity ?'Call-ani11n~ freshmen l women 1 to
ntitt.ee ·members to make the 22. Washington's birthday, to and voluminous record·keep.1for~ta to condu~ ~"ie:tn~es~t· tlw ,alacious materials they
most thorough examination1begin Its deliberations. ing involved in managing wel·lgation of causes 5
8 b M t e ~lt11l\ in freshman English
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fare." Berkeley Free peec ove. and 10 the erotic approach 1 Brown said he wouJd call up-ment last f~. adop1ed by many young pro·
on California industry to sub-The appointment of Jerol1)1· fl·,~or ... "
Work mit proposals. leading to a con-1C. Byme w a • announc.ecl 11.-an Allen d e n i e d the
tract for detailed analyses and Thursday by Edward W. Car-• t.Jrj?<'S, ard Dean of Stu·
evaluations ?'. tech.niques of ter, c~.a1.rman of the Regent ~ It n1~ 11. Donald Winbigler l
..... '!.-... ~ welfare admm1strat1on. and \\ ilham E. For~s. rhau · •:1111 ·'the personal a t t a c k
n rou·re ao1na 10 1n11r 1om11111na
llkl Dll Plll'I 011 Pll'IDl'IDIDCI Trllll, rou mlaht 11 wall do n ID win.
la WI did. Cllll IV-WOI bJ •ICk IDIClll.
Down at Daytona Beach, we eave everyone another look 1t Buick'1 "Win Policy".
A V-8 Buick Special won over stiff competition (sorry, boys!) in Clau IV-1n the
1965 Pure Oil Performance Trials. The winning Speci1I was equipped with
our 300 cubic mch Wildcat 310 V·8 ind Super Turbine Transmission.
Remember that the drivers in the Performance Trials 1re 1kllled proteu1onals,
and the cars finely tuned standard production models. (If it can be 11id
that the Special is "Standard'' anything.) Also remember that the
trials are an exhausting, carefully graded test of• car's all·
around ability. In economy, acceleration and brakin1. Small
wonder the Speci1I ~me out on top. Handsomely.
(The spec1f1c detail? Our hero averaged 20.689 mpg in
economy, to score second amon110 cars. ft accomplished
the acceleration test-from 25 to 70 mph-in 9.315
seconds, for a fifth. And took another second in braking:
from 65 to 0 mph in 172 .0 feet. The cumulative result:
we won all the marbles in Class IV.)
'' tH1 •uoc1At10 ftHU , ,.,11c1..,. _ M<'c 11 111'11,1 10 _111j "Our goal is efficient ad min· man ~f the Regents spN 1<11 . 1• 11 n Dean A 11 e n is both 1
Auemt11v GOP 1.-, wv• ••.s '"'"'o''"'· mAmm'''"' .~.,. w1111 •"v PHii· lstration in welfare.'' Brown comm11tee studying lht •;•('liable and u n w a r· ~:a~~
llllW Muio!I I• loful mG'll"I ,,. r .. <10t uMd II\ viol•tlCHI Of r~commt"dtllons sat'd "Once we have that '"e problems. I •d ' -..be<L 01 counl'y ttrlcvlturtl c°"""I"'°"''• O.· · • " "" I
THI .ovuNo• o•rtm•n1 °' Pllbhc H111111; se ''"· G• can truly help the poor to be-Byrne said he hopes the in-·The published report In·
1'9Mf lllto i.w • 11411 t11m11111111e '*' ot• o "l•Pt If • ~ · · · · ~•; "ill · d · •"le' tot u,.., ur _,,. wi.o -·1 1 ... I · ........ i.. ,.,,_ come se -sus .... 1111ng, contn · vest1g'""on w prov1 e a .111!e, referen<'es which are
••11 -c:omra1 dt•left '"'' vur ,. .. -u., .. con.,tts .-Id u s o. bu ting members of society." framework for the Universit' \111 "lout foundation and are I "-In!"' S.creme11lo •Momev £ tr1 01r1mtn1 Of Atrtcufllire 10 1ncrtoe en . . . . · · · W1rr911 Jr., -"' tlle Cllld lu•fl« Of comw~11on "" lllCTOHl"I Purc/lttt Of Concerrung cost·shanng, of Califorma, which lS one of r !atr t.o the facult y of the
Ccwllrol. 11. Wtl.,nd, O·Sanlt Btr~rt. • . , , '" ' . . YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED 9UALITY BUICK DEALER! "-V11''" """' 10 ,,.. Sf•1• eoerd °' •01n •or "llOOI 11inc11 1>'09rtmu SJRlthe governor said that under the very great inatitutfo ns of l.n"ltsh Dc1>artment to indi· SEE
THI SINAT E I rH1 ASSEMILY the present system many higher learning m the world \ 1d11al students. to this office C-lhflteMI Amt"*"9flt IMrMucH Ctftllllull...al A_,,, lllf...,v<M t' d h t f lJ · ti) I I uJ I "'-Al I . D•• _ '""'"' etttctl•• d•te 01 ,,. '""'1,.,..,.111 _ Pro•lttn ior •P"°'"'· coun 1es are un er a eavy to opera e success u Y in <' an1 part c ar y to ~an • ------------------------ADt 111 tAllfo1111A FOi C4llfOP IANt
Me ... uec1 ., 9tMrol H U ions from 901!> rntnl of Sftlt su,,.rll\ltno.M of P<IDhc burden. broadest liberal sense." 1C'n,.. Wmbigler said.
41Y lfltf fintl ae11our-1 lo Jan I '""''"''°" ll't tltcltd bcMrd Of ~•lion, I efttr llt1tl tCIO\lrnmcnl. CSA I., Lt9t>-ACA n. Wlltlmort. 11-GarOtfl Gro•t.
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of C1lllornl1 lo r-1 annuolly lo eove•· LOS Ar>otlt" l'rovi<M• lot slolt cer!lllU · nor tl1d leol1f1lutt con<ttnlnt oerwnntl IJOn Of colle<llvt berg1lnl1>t IOr .,..1111 l'Ntttfti Ill 1M. M<Aleer. O·Stn Fran-Ulrt IKlllly emoloyeu A8 l6S. Ovl'Nlly, clsco. O.Los A119tlu Prov~s to< coHectlYe
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Fire Calls
500 Will Attend
Education Parley
More than 500 educator• ·
from three states are expected nn.aa.,.._,,..,.. here this weekend for the
fourth annual Conference on
lndMdualiz.ed Instruction .
Tbe conference, sponsored
bJ Fountain Valley school ad·
miDlltrators and teachers,
epem tonight at the Shearton·
Beach Inn.
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l r• '·"" Tltu"4ey, oouctl on fire. ¥ec.911f IM ti It 4 121'd St. 4!'4 •.m. Thu~, ftK\19, IU4 HelN>-I
Keynote speaker for the 8 p.m. general session will be
Dr. Jobn Goodlad, profesaor
of education at the Unlveralty
of California, Irvine.
Addressing the conference
Saturday will be Dr. Susan
Freudenthal. an intemation·
ally-known educator from the I DAIL• PILOf1N•WW••st
See DAVIS-IROWN for the
outttancting sight ancl sound
of RCA VICTOR products!
tltlN C Ire It.
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1t;J1 '""· 'f11undtv. mectlul •Id, !not IMfa aerllere St . ............ laMdl
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1'°1 Prospector's ar se
Netherlands. She will speak Fri., Feb. 5, 1965
during a Juncheon session at---------
Tamuu School in Fountain
Valley. Fellowship and a member of
Dr . .f'reu<1ent11al ii secretary the steerint committee of the
the Dutch New Education Royal Dutch 'Academy. She
will discuss ungraded and In·
dMdualized instruction.
Saturday'• conference sch•· College Sets dule a1ao c~ for a ae~" of
panel diacuas1on.s starting at
PLUS:
SERVICE · YOU W 1RUST SINCE 19471
COLOR _Dad Facing
New Charge
In Beating
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Routledge, 8341 Reilly Drive, Huntington Beach, pre-
pare rare pieces of moss agate, halite, tllf a, alabaster and f o s s 11 amm.ontte
(ancient sea animal) held by Routledge, for the Orange Count y Gem and Min·
eraJ Show, Saturday and Sunday at Orange County Fairgrounds, Costa Me.aa.
. W 9 a.m. at Tamura Scbool, Cho.... ncerl 71340 Sant.a Suzanne St. All .. AIMS" PICTURE AND u. conference aesaio111 are open
ORANGE - A concert choir to the public. IOUND .ANYWHERJ
and silent film program la \~~~~~~~==:;~ll IN THE ROOM
Rites Slated ~c:e~!~a;0~ig~.apman Col· GET ACROSS *Giere-proof RCA Hlch fl· The college's concert cbolr 1llty Color Tube *All·
M • and madrigal singers will cha,,,,.. VHF 1nd UHF' tu.,.
SANTA ANA -A 22-year· 'Campus' Promoter For arme present ~ t!tnefit concert at ........ _.. ,. 1111• ,... llr '"' * Powerful New Vista old service station attendant / 8 p.m. Ul the college audi· .., ..... _. ,_,, .., l..Gllll Tuners * lmprovtd 2!5,000-
now facing four charges for w v• • torium. ,.._. T..._ ..... .,. llw, volt Hew Vista Color Ch1ul1
the alleged assault of his five-H. • ar ICtim. Also at 8 o'clock will be a ,. .......... .,. YOU (JKtofy edju1ttd) * Avto-
week-<>ld son, will be arraign-Slated for earing 1ertea of silent film comedies ... ,...... matlcColtrPurltler *St.t· ed Feb. 11 in Superior Court. B . al services with full featuring Harold Uoyd in the lc-frM "Golden Thro.t" fM · The suspect, Roger Glenn / .. un . college's little theater.,_ @,..... ,...,.... IOUnd.
Iiams Sr., 1229 E. Wilshir~ A Laguna Beach man, ac-1buted by Brandow hails the military honors were tcbe-Tickets to the concert are
Ave .. Santa Ana,. was addi· cused of promoting a non-ex-campus as "Your Gateway to duled today in Memphil, SS with proceedl 1oing to the .....,: Te...,....,., Clll
tionally charged wtth ~~er l te Ur t .. . ,. a New World of Lile .. It pie· Tenn., for Marine Sgt. Alfred fUnd to send the madri&ala on ... ..._,,ml._._
Fraud Suspect
count of mayhem in Muruc1pal s nt re emen campus · A Frye formerly of Orance 1 ••~t~our~~of~E~uro~pe~. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~~~~~~;11
Court here Thursday. He bad nea.r Oceanside, was ar-tures the campu~ as a mod· ~ 'b died J -rt ane'i.ii •••••••••••••••••• already faced cbarg~s of at-raigned Thursday on grand em retirement city complete~· g' wo:Oded byanViet Con~ CUSTOM HOMES_ REMODELING
!-empted murder. child beat-theft ch a r g ~ ~ in New· with hospital. c~nvalesc~t ~ire~ COMMERCIAL
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mg. and .mayhem. port Beach Muruf'.ipal Court. home and r ecreational fac1li-His widow. who returned to Penona"'--d r-rvi·ce Iiams is accued of the Jan. Ordered to . r~appear fo~ a ties. ber native city of Memphis &UM: ~
4 beating of ~ ~n. Koger Feb. 15 preliminary beanngj Brandow ls alleged to have alter she learned of h1a death, DON I. ELDER
Jr., who is still m OranTbge before Municipal Judge Wil·jsold $10,000 worth of stock in hu requested that memort· ELDER CONSTRUCTION CO. County General Hospital. e Uam Christensen was Del the venture to Mr. and Mrs. als for her buaband be aent
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child suffered a broken .leg, Brandow, 52, of 696 S. Coast Fnd H. Griffin, ~ ~ark to the chaplain of the Marine 35 Yean ln Newport Beach
tom ear and .e~~ bruues. Highway, Laguna. Ave .• Laguna, and tlS,000 Corps Air FacWty Santa Ana. 2115 N-rt llwl. 673-0816 JUST s399ts Hospital officlall wd today On the recommendation of worth to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mri Frye aald ihe gift. will --r-
hil condition wu utiafactory. th~ district attorney's office, Hoodenpyle. 1616 Primrose be u~ in her efforu to ac1optl'jijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill
bail on Brandow wu redu~ed St .. Costa Mesa. !Marte, a young Vietnameaell "The Barrie" Mk. lO Sttles
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from 111,000 to $2,000, .,bich Deputy Dist. Atty. Joseph girl. , R mod I &
Y h B d he made. Dickerson said today. liow-1 ''My husband wu in a bat· • • 5 FF-~E. 265 aq. in. picture. OU\ an Brandow was arrested Wed· ever. that Brandow has since Ue near Da Nang in October t Addition5 Aa low Aa $3.43 A WMkl
nesday at hU Laguna motel returned about Sl.500 to the ln which both of Marie's par. ORMAN •
apartment. . Griffins and $2 ,500 to the ents were killed., Mn. Frye •••••••••••••••••• He la suspected of sering Hoodenpyle1. said. "Both of ~ tried to set Al D New
'25,«q worth of abares 1n the Dickerson said the hospital her away from Vietnam. We Construction "SWEET 16" PORTABLE LAGUNA BEACH·-South "San Luia Rey Retirement advertised in Brandow's bro-have located some distant
Coaat y 0 u th 1 particalar· Campas" to Costa Mesa and chure is the existing Ocean· relatives of hen who don't §41-7952 G ENE RA L
ly those poaaeaahtg a tnba or Laguna ~ach couples. . side Hospital, which Is not in-want her and can't afford Famous RCA VICTOR
a bass drum. have beea In-A coJorfuJ brochure diatrl· volved in any retirement t:om-her .. , C 0 NT RAC T 0 R quality. Enjoy clear.
vlted to join •'Youth Band be-I murtity project. "'J!lis may be the only way bright reception, all
lng organized by Ralph Gari, Marie can get here. u I can MORI THAN 2000 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS I UHF am~~~~~~. ~~~o~~~h~er~.~I~~~·~.·~·~s=~~s~:~~-~~~~~===~========~=~~~ ~~~ band ancf a teacher at Long • ing. Convenient top
Beach State College. Judge Rules front controls .
The group wm m~ for the ALL ORANGE COUNTY IS INVITED TO OUR first time Feb. t, 7:30 p.m ., at
the El.U Lodge, eao s. Cout
Highway. Dimeyland Band II
donating sheet muaic, t h e
Elks use of the balL Tbere
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Gov. John Love
Governor
To Address
Oceanside
Man Addict
SANTA ANA -A 25-year-
old OceanJide man. arrested
two months-ago in Corona del
Mar for possession of marl-,
juana, Thursday wu ruled a
narcotics addict by a Superi-1 on Court judge. I
Superior J udge William
Murray ordered Robert L. I
Carter, to undergo treatment
and rehabilitation in a state'
institution in Norco.
Criminal charges against
Carter were suspended when
physicians reported that he
was in danger of living his life
u an addict. r
, Cart~r had just returned1
from Raleigh. NC., after1
serving a four-month sentence
there on a narcotics convic·
tion when Newport Beach po-
l GOP U Lice arrested him at a friend's nit apartment. Police said they•
found four pounds of mar iju-1
Gov. John A. Love of Colo-ana in his suitcase. I
rado will address the Orange
County Federation of ITepub·
lican Women at their 15th an-Folsa Named nual Lincoln Day luncheon
at the Balboa Bay Club Thurs-
fllE llllJUICE jday noon . B S • l
Ill, RllAll8ff I The governor is a son of y 0Cle Y liillUVW Mrs. Mildred Love. 415 Or-..
Your home and belongingslchld Ave., Coroni~ de~ Mar. SANTA A~A -The O_range _
face many h·azards that He . has been activ~ 111 • Re-c~_nty Society for Crippled
even "fire and extended P~bhcan party alfatr! ~mce Chl.dren and Adults announc-
coverage" won't cover. But h.1s students day at the U01ver-1 ed today that John Cai:ter a State farm Homeowners sity of Denver. . Folsa, PhD has been appoint·
Policy provides complete ~t.J:s. Charles Travts, a past ed dlrector of language and'
protection even covers president of the Newport speech programs.
"""' ·n case· ~f ·lawsuits See Harbor F~derated Repu~lican Dr. Robert ll. O~ander of
,,_ I d b s' I Women, IS general Ch811'Tllan Newport Beach. society pres·
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Fri., feb. 5, 1965 1
DMLY PILOT EDITORIAL PA.GE
Fending Off a Threat
Hope that boat own en will fend off another licen&-
lng threat comes from Lachlan Richards, chief of the
state Division of Small Craft Harbors.
Says Richards, re-emphasizing a statement by the
National Aasociation of Boating Law Administrators:
continues to climb. And that the accidents which do
occur won't be stopped by the laauance at a slip of paper
alleging that the possessor knows everything there is tq_
know about the operation of a motorboat -regardless
of age.
The verbal assist by RlcbardJ and his divisioa aides
does not mean that the threat of llcenalng is past. Like
a ground fog, it has a way of shi.fting back and forth -
usually prompted by the brttze of revenue-huniry tegis·
lators who too often cloak their actions under the guise
of viewing-with-alarm.
"There appears to be no need at lh1I time for opera·
tor licenses for boat operators.''
Richards and hl.s staf! are to be commended ror
speaking ou\ for the state's growing boating population
In spite of legislative threats.
The threat was from Sen. Frank Peterson. D-t 1dah.
who apparently was acting at the behest of the "Mendo-
cino County board of supervisors. They were aroused
over a boating fatality involving a 16-year-old driver.
Fatal accidents in any form of activity. whether
recreational, industrial or private. are certainly to be
prevented however posgible. but the solution is not the
penalizing of everyone connected with the activity.
Local problems can best be solvecf on th<' 10<'~1
1evel. 1f Mendocino Countv wants to t'n act re!!ulat ioM
designed to prevent such accident<: on its waterwJys in
the future. this i~ its privile11e. But Mencfodno supE'r·
vi.son should not try to punish every responsible hoat·
man In the state because of one tragedy.
Boat owners themselves have a major responsibility
if such discriminatory regulations u operator licensing
are to be forestalled. The resoonaibillty lies in keeping
themselves and members of their families ,, ho operate
their craft advised of local. state and federal safetv laws
cieslgned to prevent accidents on the water They are
merely common sense and courtesy laws that even a
rhild can absorb.
ProJif ic February
California boating organizations are also concerned
with the threat to pla~ an age Umit on boat operators--
a restriction that would scuttle virtually everv youth
pro~m in existence.
Comedjan Joe E. Lewis uaed to sing a song. •·Poor
Little Feb.," whlcb lamented the aeco.nd month's lack
of daYJ. But the lament ii ~. Little Feb bas
done all right with it.a 28 and sometimes 29.
It sired Lincoln and Wuhington: Thomas Alva
Edison and John L. Lewis: Polish patriot Thaddeus Kos-
ci usko and America's Adm iral Chester Nimitz: the p<>t't
Longfellow and the flamboyant cowboy Bu ffalo Bill
Cody. lt is the birth month of the Bo'y Scout move-
ment. It gave us the Weather Bureau. and the annual
day of that agency's arcb·rlval, the ground hob
Thie; Jc; 11orooos in ,.;,.w nf the rtivic:•on 'c nwn firm,.c;
-barkecf ll\' everv c:taf ic:fir :il ,,,:,,~"" hnatin .. """"n ;.,
the C'OU"ltrv -th:it \'n11th'11l t-n::i t nnP'"''nr< ,.,.,. ""t
r'f'Snnn~ible for the hulk nf hoatil'f'I ~rrihnt~ ~,. ,~,.
the largest number of acci1fonts occur in the 20-30 at'e
groun.
Legislaton should be further advised that boat i n~
leddent.J are on the decline while the boating population
"Poor Little lf...eb" indeed! "Prolific Little Feb" is
more like il
f--nai;h-M~Gm-1
T iie Old Mo•~Y D~ru
Ev ergda8 ProlJlem•
Religion to Fortify
By ELLSWORTH L.
RICHARDSON,
M1All~r. 'Ille Nelcltborltood
C.ncrecaUonal Charch,
Lapaa Beu~
Mr. and Mrs. John Doe.
Jr., represent a fairly typi·
cal American family. They
are ln tlieir early thirties
and have but one child,
which la not typical! John
~. Jr., inheri~d a strong
constitution from his father
but a rather spotty rtll·
pous heritage. This young
couple met at college and
a&ain. u typical college
studenta. d\d not get to
church. but slept In on Sun·
day momlngs.
They discussed reljgion
in bull sessions but gave
litue attention to it. tor
that was one of those things
Ulat you think about when
you are about to die. They
have bttn married eight
years and until recently
have continued their col·
lege habit of llffping in on
Sun~y mornln1s. but with
a little one around the
house they are lucky if they
can sleep until 8:301
THE YOUNG couple has
been dolng aome serious
thin.kl~ You see. Mr.
~·s father just died at
age 50. They uw him cut
down lone bdo~ hia time.
They saw him fight for his
We. Apparently he bad a
premonition of what was
golng lo happen, but be re·
fused to admJt it. He wa s
very belligerent. He fought
with his boas. his doctor.
his nurses, with his dear
wife and all the children.
He wa.c mad at the world
and blamed God Almighty
for letting this thing hap-
pen to him.
sure, Mrl\Doe's fat.her need·
ed it, desperately 50! So do
M.r. and Mrs. John Doe. Jr.
AD power to that phrase.
.. A little child shall lead
them." To be sure. God
sent into the world a baby.
And the baby increased in
wlsd.:>m and in stature and
in favor with God and man!
The baby became a man
and the man stood in the
court before the San.bed·
rin. before Caiaphas and
Pilate! God did not send a
boy to do a man's job! He
sent a man. . . who Ir.new
tragedy. sorrow. fruslra·
tion ! A person's faith must
have the capacity to grow,
to mature. A God like Santa
Claus may be good enough
for a child. but certainly
ls not good enough for an
adult.
A RELIGION for adults
must have a sensitive warm
quality of emotion. It must
be inullectuall y respecta •
ble. And It should be a re-
ltgion that will go •itb a
person wherever he goes!
Wher. an American tour·
lst ln France was served
a delicious wine be a.sited
for the name and year. But
his waiter said : "Monsieur,
vou will not be able to bu y ihis wine in America. Our
local 11.ine. it does not trav-el ·•
A MAN TODA\' needs a
religion that will go with
him, down the corridor of
a hospital. He nttd not be
ashamed of his religion in
the club house. His religion
muat be a part of his per·
sonal ethics and of his so-
cial concern. Jt should fol·
low him into the market
plaC'e. be at his side In rus
pro!essionaJ life. ll should
accompany him to the bal·
lot box. It is a living God
that Mr. ~ worships, one
that cannot be confined to
a creed or a tomb!
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T1oo·party Syst~m
To the Edit.or :
A r e c e n t thoughtlul
DAILY PILOT editorial
pointed to the need for
strengthening our flagging
two·party system by "iden·
ing the base of th P. Repub·
lican Party in view of the
current conservative-mod·
erate spliL l believe the
author's basic premise to
be an intelligent one.
results in a period of bit·
ter reaction. as in the post·
fDR years.
However. it sttms falla·
cious to believe that unifi·
l·atfon of the Republican
Part y can be brought about
"under broad principles all
wings. . .can accept 3nd
support.'' f or in this in-
stance, the conservatives
and the moderates are op·
posed on lhe most funda ·
mental issues of domestic
and foreign policy : there 1~
litUe com mon ground. It
would be impossible to
.. articulate" such prin<:1·
pies to the voters "so that
they become understand·
able ." because ln many
cases. they would be incon·
sis tent and contradictory
Once again gold and the
Money Devil are active in
our coUt1cU1, and those of
the world, and financial
sages are shaldng their
heads and. properly. hold·
ing up warning fingers.
Readers of history are re·
minded or the Populist days
when William Jennings Bry-
an was stirring the nation
with his first great issue -
that or "free silver " and a
rauo of ··sixteen to one.'' In
the presidential campaign
of 1896 these two slogans OC·
cupled almost the total at·
teotion of the country.
BRYAN S HOUT.ED
against "the Money Dlif)l.,''
which, he said, lived in Wall
Strfft Bankers, industrial·
ista and manulaclurers
were filled with wratn and
{ear. Bryan was denounced
as a demagogue and fool
vid a Communist !.>ent on
subverting his e<>untry.
Bryan was wrong about 11.
There was a mone7 de' ii.
as historians have pointed
out, but it did not reside on
Wall Street. The currenrv
was rigid. This rigidity
created ''the devil." That is
lo say, the dollar represent·
ed not a true economic val-
ue. but a cent.a.111 weight of
gold. Therefore. since there
was only a certain amount
or gold in the "orld, there
could be only a certain
amount of dollar~. no mat·
ter how much an lncreise
in business called for more
money.
FARMERS WERE es·
pecially hiL Every t I m e
crops were harvested and
sent to market, money be·
came tight. Farmers, who
had lo borrow, found rates
suddenl y high. That some
of the more. unconscion able
djd exploit the situation is
not doubted. But even the
scrupulous b r o k e r s and
bankers were caught in the
situation. They could lend
relatively little and rates
were higher because dollars
were short
Historically. the g r e a t
strength of the l'.S. sys·
tem has been the eicistence
of two all-inclusive politi·
cal parties. The conserva·
lives have acted tradition·
ally as a Cllltlous restrain·
ing force upon the liberals,
who have often advocated
advanced and unrealistic
policies. 'M\t resulting com·
promise has usually been
represenbtive of the pub-
lic consensus. GOLDWATER lost the Bry an saw the trouble
declared that the frequent
economic crises. in whlch
the farmer and the smaJI
businessman were so hard
hit, "ere due lo the fact
that the dollar was tied to
the rate metal. gold. It
seem('d to him l o g i c a I
1 lhough it was not) that II
a piece of the dollar was
bound to silver. au would
be 'A eU. Therefore ha i>ro-
posed tha t a law be enacted
requmng the number o{
dollars equivalent to one
ounce of gold should always
be equh alent to 16 ounces
of s1he1
BRYAN'S ERROR lay in
Ult fact that so long as the
~ was tied absolute-
ly to any metal in Umited
supply dollars would be
short. !'Jone at the Ume
S('t?.llled lo comprehend that
Loth sUver and gold supplies
one day would be depleted
10 most countries and t.hat
1ne ••orld supply would 1rop
sharply.
It was 1913 before. the na·
tion found an answer. This
was what might be called
the "Invention" of :be Fed·
eral Reserve Bank and a
Federal Reserve note bas·
ed , not on gold. but on eco-
nom ic goods produced.. The
total of Reserve notes ~·
sued., therefore. rose and
fell as the volue of busl·
ness expanded and contract.
ed.
WITHOUT THE device of
the reserve svstem we cer·
tainly would not have gone
through two wars and many
other lesser crises without
having experienced many
economk and currency rlls·
asters.
Our trouble today stems
la rgely from the fearful
costs of the two world wars
and that In Korea. Not only
did they cost billions, bu t
necessities growing out of
them have caused heavy,
and continual, overseas ex-
penditures. We could fall In·
to trouble-but most of the
nations know they, too.
"ould fall with us.
Mr. John Doe Jr., ln
speakl.ng about hU father.
said "You know. if Dad
had only had some faith.
some religion, to fortify
him, It wouldn't have been
so bard on us. But he bad
nolhlngl Pastor, we want
our child to have a religious
faith that will enable him
to meet the various crises
that wW come to him. With
that ln mlnd, we would llke
to enroU our child in the
Church School."
PERPETUATION of this
system is desirable. A mul·
tiple party structure. such
as in France, causes an
absence of a single party
majority, and the conse·
quent necessity of unstable
and shiftlng coalitions.
Quite rightly, I believe. the
author sees the opposite
danger. Continual domina·
tion by one party, while not
neeeasarlly "betraying the
democratJc process,·• often
election because his wing plainly enough. But his
had truly departed from remt'<ly "as not sound Ill' the "mainstream of Repub· r--.....;. _______ ;,_ ________ _
licanism." History should M mANCM we.a
I SUPPOSE there does
come a time when parenta
realize that their c h i 1 d
ought to have the very
thing they lack I And so. off
to Church School the child
goes. But there ls a next •~P lo be considered: JU.
llgion ll for adulta too ! .Jt
b good for them! To 6e
Dear Gl oom v Gus:
What's happened to us7 Every dance
seems to be girl-ask-boy; girl pays his
and her way; boy sit! home and waits
for girl to call. All of us remales are
getting very tired or this new trend
and would be might ' happy to sec> the
guys reverse it . -C H.
,~,, ... ,.,,, rrllnh " .............. "' M CHUrlly Ille•• ti '"'' l ,_,., .. 4-k!W ,..,, "' ,_, It O'""'' On. Otll~ "''"·
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have taught Goldwater that
conservatism has always
been obUged to re-orient it·
self toward the left l.n or·
der to continue ils re strain·
ing role. By advocating re·
action instead of restraint.
he alienated many Republi ·
cans who began to see that
th ey had more in common
with Democrats than w1Ul
Goldwaterites.
But the two-party system.
we will agree. n e e d s
strengthening. This must be
brought about through a re-
centenng of Republican ism
around the moderate wing.
and by courting the con·
servative elements of the
Democratic party " h I c 1
fear the dangers posed by
Johnson 's brand or liberal·
ism. Th is means, essential·
ly, that the extreme right
has no placf' in a major
party -a point provC'd
rmph:i ll ('llll) I brlirH h1
11~ n•p1ulla 111111 1n th" I !Iii I
rlrc lion~.
J1~1 \\UHrm • .\
Ralpla de Toledano
Eyes on California
When the 1966 elections
roll around. the eyes of the
nation will be focused on
Call!ornia. This state of top-
sy-turvy politics and h l g h
poliUcal passions will be the
popu lation leader of the 50
now within the American
union. And w h a t happens
there may be a pointer to a
national trend. At the very
least. it will offer a color·
ful splash among the drabs
and greys of our political
spectrum.
The signs 9f what Calilor·
nia may or may not do are
already under study by
1tra~gbts of both political
parties. They see tbe stale
as a 1rand prize and hope
it wW be theirs. But the alt·
uatlon Is already so murky
that few will make any pre-
dictions.
THIS MUCH is true: if the
Republican Party in Cali·
forrua held its gubemator·
jal primary today. the can·
didate would be, h a n d s
down. Ronald Reagan. This
has a little something to do
with the fine showing that
another Hollywood person·
allty. George Murphy. made
in 1964. Mr. Murphy. It will
be recalled, breasted the
Johnsonlan tidal wave and
won himself a seat as the
Republican Senator f r o m
California.
Far more Important than
this is the record Mr. Rea·
gan chalked up for himself
during the past campaign.
He was a late starter, but
the fault was hardly his.
Late in the campaign. the
Goldwater forces reluctant-
ly agreed that Ronald Rea·
J?an was making some of
the best and most persua·
sive speeches of an y Repub·
lican campaigner. Suddenly.
he was seen everywhere on
the television screens. His
earnestness. his delivery,
and his text caused wide·
spread comment.
CALIFOR~IA Republl·
cans knew of these qualities
in Mr. Reagan. The so-call·
ed average voter saw Mr.
Rea~an. remembered him
In pictures and as the mas-
ter of ceremonles in a fine
General Electric TV series.
and combined the two Into
a generally favorable im·
presslon. As a result. the
g e n u I n e I v sponbneous
1Zround swell for him began.
IA'tter~ poured In. ureing
hi m to run for public office
in 1966. preferably for the
izovernorship.
Unle~s a newcomer pops
11 ~and there are no sl ~ns
of on<' vrt-non11ld Re;i ean
wi II h<'
0
ll'" man to beat ror
th" fl,..nut-ltc:in nomlnallrn
nncl for lhr Mvernor~hin,
<'omr 1006 rr thr nrpuhli·
(':ln'i llrl' nnl en ~llrf', th('
nl'morr'>I~ <f•'I) ·1 !>h.:>r(' I"
lhi<i h"''';1rir·\ Fnr 1•n anrl
dn\\n thr ~1:111' 11 h,..r,.. th,..
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SO ~m. REAGA,~. who Is
a good constructive conserv·
ative. Is being c a 11 e d a
Bircher, a reactionary. and
worse -as ii he were al·
ready running. He has not
yet fully made up his mind
to run. but these attacks
·are pushing him to that de·
cision. No man likes to be
called names. and the usual
reaction is a determination
to go out and fight.
Whether Mr. Reagan can
make it is another matter.
Bu t the chances for a Re-
publican to rttapture the
governorship are b et t er
than ever now. Even thouizh
the GOP Is going through Ill
perpetual process of sollt·
ting like an am~ba. It is
nowhere as badly off as the
Democrat.! Right · wingers
in the GOP proliferate new
organizations almost daily,
but they mean little. The
s p 11 t in the Democrat.le
Party cuts down to the es·
sential structure ol organi·
zatlonal politics.
The cards of condolence
are already coming in.
They are from friends to
remin<! me that I'm having
another birthday later this
month -the 54th, if my
abacus is working right.
That's one of the cheer·
Ing things about friends:
They may forget they owe
you money, but they always
remember your birt.hdays-
particularly if they them·
selves are a few years
younge r.
THE TIUNG I dislike
most about my birthday ls
th at It is poorly located on
Dear George:
What do you think of those
night-club show s where cho·
rus girls come o u t with
next to nothing on and do
disgraceful dances?
SHOCKED
Dear Shocked :
l try not to think of tho!ie
night-club shows w h e r e
choru~ girls come d\Jl with
next to nothing on and do
disgraceful dancing. As a
married man, I'm only al·
lowed to go to one show a
month and the last w a s ··Marr Poppins.·•
GOV. ED:'\Jl':\1> ''PAT"
BROW~; with the muscle of •
the executive branch at his
disposal. is battling the
slate's most powerful pollt·
ico, Speaker Jesse llnruh.
Mr. Unruh is out to topple
Mr Brown. and to destrov
tha left-oriented California
Democratic Council. To this
end he has st.'lrted a rival
oq~anlzation. Th e s t a t c s
national committ eeman. Ett·
f ene Wyman. is at odds "1th
Mrs. Ca rmen Wa rschaw co·
chairman or the s1atc narty.
Jn this four-way tug-Of·\\ ar.
there can be no unilv until
the Democrata choose their
gubernatorial candidate-
an d bv that time. the dam·
al!e will have been done.
With this as a b a <' lt·
ground . Ronald neagan be·
comes increasingly m o r e
aopealing as a candidate.
He will win over many Dem·
ocrats, appeal to the power·
ful women·s vote. and have
the advanbge of frequent
exposure as actor and cam·
paigner.
ICf ........... l\'tllkaN
the calendar. strategically
speaking. It happens to fall
between the natal anniver•
sarles of Abraham Lincoln
-and George Washington.
That makes me some-
thing of a human molehill
between two peaks of gran•
deur. After celebrating the
birth of the great emanci·
pator. America rests up to
celebrate the birth or the
father of his country. Thus
my birthday has so far es·
caped attention from a
grateful nation.
I don 't blame the people :
it's just an unfortunate re·
suit of poor parental tiin·
ing.
HOWF.VER. Congress at
long la'lt is doing somethiniz
about the situation. T h i s
year it will remain in ad·
journment ~n my birthday
-Feb. 21. Mayor Wagner
111 also closing down City
Hall, and church bells wiU
peal throughout the latld.
I'm even taking the day
off frnm work myself. since
it happt'ns to be a Sunday.
Many people \\hO hate the
thought ol turning 40 won·
dcr wt.at it 's like to be a
person in the mid·firtic>~.
Truth to tell. lt'i; prc•tl\•
much li ke the fellow saiti
about thfl purplr cow: "I\!
rathe r see than be one.''
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Frifla,·. Februa ry 5, 1965
fhe ectit11rial 11a"r 11f the n ailv Ptlnt serk~ lo inCor111
an<I !!ii 1muJatC' rrac'l"rs bv flrl"c;rnt •Ill! this news·
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Annual Luncr.n
GOP Wo1nen
Fete Lineoln
Gov. John A. Love of Colorado will be the keynote speaker when
Orange County Federation of Republican Women sponsor their 15th annual
Lincoln Day Luncheon at noon Thursday, Feb. 11, in Balboa Bay Club.
Active in Republican affairs since his student days at the University
of Denver, he was elected governor in 1962 and gained further national rec-
ognition recently by hosti ng the Republican Governors Conference in Den·
er.
In 1954 he was president of Colorado Springs Chamber of Com·
merce-the same yea r that area won the site of the Air Force Academy.
Love earned an LLB degree from the University of Denver College o!
Law in 1941 and two years aio was awarded honorary LLB degrees from
University of Denver and Colorado College.
During the war, he spent more than two years in the Pacific flying
with the Black Cat Squadron and was awarded two Distinguished Flying
Crosses and the Air Medal with several clusters.
Mrs. Jack Cairns. president of the sponsoring organization, named Mrs.
Charles Travis, past president of Newport Harbor Federated Republican
Women, as chairman of the affair.
Harbor Area women assisting are Mrs. Dan Driskell. tickets and res·
ervations chairman; Mrs. Jack Shaffer. preS6 chairman, and Mrs. Challen
Landers, chairman of the head table.
Tickets may be reserved by calling representatives of Orange Coast
Republican Women's Clubs-the Mmes. James Illingworth, Newport Beach,
873-9040; Barbara Bunker, Mesa Verde. 545-2979; Oran Marksbury, Costa
Mesa, MU379; C. Ray Miller, Huntington Beach, 536-8643, or Major C.
Johnlton, Seal Beach, 430.1712.
SEATING ARRANGEMENTS-Harbor Area Republican Women
check seating arrangements m Balboa Bay Club to insure accomo-
dations for the capacity cro" d expected at the 15th annual Lincoln
Day Luncheon, sponsored b\' the Orange County Federation. Re·
serving tables are (from le ft) ~trs. Barbara Bunker, president of the
Mesa Verde group; Mrs. Julius Christenson, second vice president
of Costa Mesa Republican Women, and Mrs. James Illingworth,
ticket chairman for the Newport Harbor club. The event is ached·
uled for noon Thursday, Feb. 11.
Ticktockers Hon or Mothers at V alenti11e Tea
Floral arrangements will grace the Shoreclif! home of the Wi~liam
E. Fishers tomorrow when Ticktockers (daughters of National
Charity League, Newport Beach Chapter members) honor their
mothers at a traditional Valentine Tea. Shown at t he tea table,
trimmed in party decorations, are (from left I Miss Jean Wells,
Miss Laura Loveland and the hostess, who will be assisted m greet-
ing guests by her daughter. Mrs. Da\ 1d C. Alton. Tea pourers \\ 111
be presidents of Ticktocker groups a1~d their mothers. ~lary anci
Mrs. Roy Lewis, Mary and Mrs. Charle-Barr, Leslev and ~!rs. \\'rl·
liam O'Bryon, Laurel and Mrs. Henr~ Wagner Jr. ·and Sandy and
:\lrs. Robert Thomas.
Revelin'
By EVELYN SHERWOOD
Of Ille Otll'f ,.1111 SltH
Sl'RF AND SA~D seem
to be the password these
days for a lot or people who
divide their time between
Palm Springs and en vi rons
and the Newport area.
Most peripatetic or all
are E\•e and John Hurtt,
who visi t here frequently
but spend much time in
their Palm Desert home.
£\'e stayed in their Ocean
View house for a rew da \'S
before going back to the
desert to assist with the
Bob Hope golf classic this
week -she's seeing lots of
ramous personalities try
their luck on greens and
fairways .
WHE:\' T H E P \' K E
JOH.~SO~S head for their
Palm Springs home later
this month 1 it's the former
residenLe of Paul Horrman .
Sm!Jk<' Tree Ranch 1. they 'll
spend a few days with the
t\t'nn<'th ..\!brights in Coro·
na del '.\Jar.
The J o h n s o n s. "hose
home rs in Spnng Valley
near Washington . D. C .. en·
tcrlained the Albrights dur·
ing their receI)t visit East
"hen Krn presented a pa-
per be f o re the National
,\cademv of Sciences. an
orl!anrzation created a cen·
tury ago by Abraham Lin·
coin to research various
phases of American lire.
~larion and Ken took in
some of the sights of Wash·
• • • • W'ith Evelyn
ington during thei r trip.
also went to the sy mphony
and the new show, "Any
Wednesday "
\\lfE~ YOL' F.-\LL in lo\'c
with two places. there's but
one solution·a home in each.
At least that's the conclu·
sion of Florence Rypinsk1.
'"ho spent se,·eral months
in Hawaii la st \'ear and ha$
just acquired ·a home in
Honolulu
:'\ow sne can n,· 5''1(11'
across the Pacifrc.·'. leanni.:
Corona del :'\Jar b c h 1 n cl
'' hrle she . tays in her """ condomrnrum n t> a r Ora·
mond Head. or \\hen the
mood strikes. lea\ e there
ror here. Aloha '
CL\RF:~CE A~D IRIS
Higbie of Ba I boa Island
were in Honolulu for the
dedication or the ~tokuleia
Polo Freid -and \\atched
the California Polo Tea m
"in the openinc ~ame by .1
cluse margin. 10 to !I
WH . .\ T Fl'~ TO H.\ \'E \
houseguest wbo can redeco·
rate your house ! The Rob·
e r t Hahnaus entertained
Mr~. Hahnau's aunt. Eva
l 'mlauff or ~ew York. and
in the process acquired a
beautifuUy painted dinini.:
area in th eir Corona del
Mar home at 280i Setting
Sun Dri\'e.
Mrs. l.imlauff is one of the few a rt i s t s working
with raised lacquer, an an·
cient Oriental medfum near-
ly Jost to the modern world.
Am ong the famous whose
homes she's decorated are
Perry Como. Natalie Schae·
fer anc.J Robert Sherwood.
The Hahnaus· mural Is
Oriental. wit h weeping wil·
lo" s. lakes and mou ntains.
It s textured crrect ts creal·
ed by m I x i n g porcelain
L'name· with oils.
ADIOST AN\'Tlll~G can
happen al ln ternauonal Air·
port. i n c I u d 1 n g sudden
Changes or plans I especial·
ly when prearranged by a
whimsical husband l. Rita
and Bill Aldrich planned to
fly to Phoenix. and were to
leave at about the same
time six other friend s were
taking ofr for Honolulu.
They go1 together for mu·
1ual rarewells. the n Bill de·
ddt'd hl' and Rita should
accompany their friends on
board the Honolulu plane.
They remained in the plane
e\'en as it was warming up,
AND as it took orr . "Sur·
prise." laughed Bill. the
only one of the eight who
knew the whole thing was
ok::i' );eedless to say. Rita
"asn 't packed for a trip to
the islands. but had a de.
lightrul time shopping for a
tropical wardrobe after
they :anded -her "sur·
prise" for Bill .
Horseshoe Pitching Mama Aimed at the Wrong Stake
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Before I married Lena
she was a real go-getter. fu11 of pep. held down two
jobs, and could pitch horeshoes around the lot of
us on Sunday. I was real proud of her.
We were married in 1958 and have five chil-
dren. Lena certainly has changed. I can't get her
to go out and find a job no matter how hard 1 try.
Mv mother Jives with us and although she's on
cr'utches she could watch the children fine. Our
oldest child is five and she's like a little mother to
the younger ones.
Last night I told Lena 1 didn 't think she was
carrying her share of the load. While I work hard
in the mill she's at home taking it easy. Lena got
mad and saJd, "Why don't you shut you_r foolish
mouth ?" She reads your column and thinks you
:lre smart. Please tell her to stop maki ng excusr-
rnd go to work. I could sure use the hrlp. -Rf.I'
DEAR RED: A woman who has had fiv•
children in six years doesn't need •n excuse
for not going to work. She's got pl•nty of work
•t home.
..
can't imagine what Lena does at home
all d•y •fter she finishes the laundry, the iron·
ing, cle•ning, scrubbing, cooking, b•king, dish·
washing, mending, marketing and referHs the
children's fights. Maybe she just collapses. I
second the motion about your mouth, Buster.
DEAR A,\~ LA:"JDERS : I pilsted a j:?u~· 1n 1!1
11'\h because he said somethmg fresh to ffi\' ~
.ow she won't ~peak to me.
L:i<1I night \\ e were ill a rest:iurant ;ind .1 J1, 1 1
dr11nk in thr nrxt booth kept hog~rng th l' 111~1' b·•\
illld pl:i~·1nc th r ~;unr record O\C'T anrl n\'rr I :i ht I
hrm tq knoc k It off He said he liked the rr1 01 cl .11 d
was f oing to pla~· 1t at least a dozen times more
told him my girl ha tes the record and 1t was
making her sick. lie called her a mopey. bow-legged
broad so I Jet him ha\'e one right rn the kisser.
The owner of the re,!:laurant threw us out ~O\\
my girl sa,·s shr want s noth ing to do with a rough·
neck who ·rights 1n rublic lloncst. Ann. it \\as just
like I told you . Pleese help me. -FRA:'\K.
DEAR FRANK : Consider youraelf lucky
you didn't get your profile changed. Some guy1
•ct drunk but they fight sober. You should h•v•
left the place if you didn't like the music.
Promise to use your hHd instead of your
dukH in the future and I'll ask your girl to gin
you •nother chance. Okay? Okay.
DF. \R \:'\\ L \ \nf.RS I was esprci alh·
plrns('d to hcnr '011 1 n.1~1 thr t1rt1e·honorrcl !:ind
1ns11Jt ing1 111 :i, IH r 11f nwn h11dclling at part1rs ;111d
ignoring thr 1111111·11
Thie:; 1s a 111111nr 111,:h (,thou! ~!lint-boy~ on onr
side anJ g11 ls un thr other.
~ . . .. .. .
I ref use to believe that men and women must
be segregated to in su re interesting conversation for
both. When we entertain I remain firmlv rooted In
the livinS? room \\ilh the j:?irls. Th is for ces the men
to come in from the kitchen and the back porch.
1-.•
Since lhr srparntion of the sexes is a common
'-')cial practice l \\ ish \'Ou'd lambaste it one more
time. Thank ·'·ou. -~iR J.H B. OF GREE~SBORO
DEAR J. H. B.: You are a generous man,
indeed, to place the bl1me on the m•I". I hap-
pen to believe It's the women who are at fault.
When thev beqin to play "PTA," or ''Ward-
robe," or "Kitchen," or "Junior said the cutHt
thin~ today." the m•n w•nder off. And who
c•n blame them?
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D~Y PILOT EDITORIA.L PAGE
Fending Off a Threat
Hope that boat owners wlll fend off another llcen&-
lng threat comes from Lacblan Rkhardl. duel of the state Dlvision of Small Craft Harbon.
Says Rlchmia, rwmphuizing a statement by the
NatJonal A.mociatioo of Boating Law Administrators:
continues to cUmb. And that the accidents which do
occur won't be stopped by the l&auance of a slip of paper
alleging that the J>OS6HIOr knows everything there la to
know about the operation of a motorboat -regardless
of age.
The verbal assist by Richards and h1a divisioD a.ides
does not mean that the threat of llceming is past. Like
a ground fog, it has a way of ahiftlne back and forth -
usually prompted by the breeze of revenue-hun~rv legis-
lators who too often cloak their acttona under the guise
of viewing-with-alarm.
"There appean to be no need at thla tlme for opera-tor Ueenses f o.r boat operators. ..
Richards and hia staff are to be commended for
speaking ou\ for the state's growing boating population
in spite of legislative threats.
The threat wu from Sen. Frank Peterson. D-Ukiah,
who apparently wu acting at the behest of the Mendo-
cino County board of supervisors. They were aroused
over a boating fatality involving a 16-year-old driver.
Fatal accidents ln any form of activity. whether
recreational, industrial or private. are certainty to be
prevented however po91ibte. but the solution is not the
penalizing of enryone connected with the activity.
LQcal problems can best be solved on thP lOC'al
level. If Mendocino County wants to enact re~ulatinns
designed to prevent. such accident-; on its waterways in
the future. this is its privileve. But Mendocino super·
viaon 1hould not try to punish every responsible boat·
man In the state because of one tragedy.
Boat owners themselves have a major responsibilit~
if such discriminatory regulations u operator licensing
are to be forestalled. The responsibility Ues in keeping
themselves and members of their families who operate
their craft advised of local, state and fedenl safety laws
desitned to prevent accidents on the water They are
merely common sense and courtesy laws that even a
r hild can absorb.
Prolific F ehr~ary
California boating organizations are also concerned
with the threat lo place an age limit on boat operators--
a restriction that would scuttle vtrtualty every youth
pro~m in existence.
Comedian Joe E. Lewil Uled to atng a song. •·Poor
Little Feb.," which lamented the aecood month's lack
of days. But the lament ii ~. Uttle Feb hu
done all right .. 1th ita 28 and sometimes 29.
It sired Lincoln and Wuhtngton; Thomas Alva
Edison and John L. Lewis: Pollah patriot Thaddeus Kos-
ciusko and America's Admiral Chester Nimitz: the poet
LongfeUow and the flamboyant cowboy Buffalo Bill
Cody. It is the birth month of the Boy Scout move-
ment. lt gave us the Weather Bureau, and the annual
day of that agency's arch·rivat. lM ground hog
Thf11 ic: aorooos In viPw nf the tiivic:•on'c: own fi<'·nr,.~
-barkei1 bv ennr c:tati~tlr:il ,,.,1.,,t,,ti hm111.,,. 'M,,11n i.,
the countrv -th:it "'"1tl'of11! l-n:it Onf''""•"~ II"" ""t
r-sonnsible for the hulk n( hoatinlf t1rri"""'" n,, ,,..,.
the largest number of acci"<'nts occur in the 20·:l0 atfe
groun.
LegiAtators should be further advised that b(')at ini:
l<rldents are on the decline while the boating population
"Poor Little Feb" indeed! "Prolific Little Feb" i6
more like it.
Religion to Fortify r-Rai;h -M-;Gill -1
Th 0111 MoN~fl DerH
BJ ELLSWORTH L RJCHAJll)SON,
Mlaia~r, TIM Nelillborttoed
c-a~aatloaaJ Cbrch,
Latna Beacll
Mr. and Mrs. John Doe.
Jr., represent a fairly typi·
cal American family . They
are tn ijlm early thirties
and have but one child,
which ll not typical I John
Doe. Jr., inherited a strong
conatltution from bis father
but a rather spotty reli·
&ious herii.ge. This young
couple met at college and
a&ain. u typical college
students, did not get to
church, but slept tn on Sun-
day mornings.
sure, Mr. Doe's father need·
ed it. desperately so! So do
Mr. and Mrs. John Doe. Jr.
All power to that phrase.
"A little child shall lead
them." To be sure. GOO
sent into the world a baby.
And the baby lncreastd in
wisdom and in stature and
in favor with God and man!
The baby became a man
and the man stood in the
court before the Sanhed·
rin. before Caiaphas and
Pilate I God did not send a
boy to do a man's job! He
sent a man. . .who knew
tragedy, sorrow. frustra·
Uon! A person's faith must
have the capacity to grow.
to mature. A God like Santa
Claus may be good enough
for a child, but certainly
is not good enough for an
aduJt.
A RELJGJON for adul~
must have a sensitive warm
quality of emotion. Jt must
be intellectually respecta·
ble. And It should be a re·
bgion that will go with a
person wherever he goe1 !
Wbe~ an American tour-
ist in France wu served
a delicJous wlne he asked
for the name and year. But
his waiter said: "Monsieur.
vou will not be able to buy ibis wine in America. Our
local wine, it does not trav·
el "
A MAN TODAY needs a
religion that will go with
him, down the corridor of
a hospital. He ne-ed not be
ashamed of his religion ln
the club house. His religion
must be a part of ha per-
sonal ethics and of his 10-
dal concern. It should fol-
low him into the market
place. be at hi& side in his
professlonaJ life. It abouJd
a~ompany him to the baJ·
lot box. Jl ls a living God
that Mr. Doe worships, one
that cannot be confined to
a creed or a tomb!
Once again gold and the
Money Devil are active in
our councUs, and those of
the world, and financiaJ
sages are shaking their
bead.a and, properly. hold·
Ing up warning fingers.
Readers of history are re·
minded of the Populist days
when William Jennings Bry-
an was stirring the nation
with hi.a first great issue -
that of "free silver" and a
ratio of "sixteen to one." In
the presidential campaJgn
of 1896 these two slogans OC·
cupltd almost the total at·
tention of the country.
BRYAN SH 0 UTE D
against "the Money n.rµ,"
which, he said. lived tn Wall
Street. Ban.ken, industrial·
ista and manufacturers
were filled with wratll a nd
(ear. Bryan was denounced
as a demagogue and Cool
and a Communisl !.>ent on
subvertin1 his country.
Bryan waa wrong about 1t.
declared that the frequent
economic crises, ln wbicb
the farmer -and the small
businessman were so bard
hit. were due to the fact
that the dollar was tied to
the ra1 e met41, gold. It
seemed to him I o g I c a I
I though it was not) tbat if
a piece .of tbe dollar was
bound to silver, all would
be "ell. Therefore he i>ro-
posed that a law~ enacted
requmng the n&mber of
dollars equivalent to one
ounce of gold should always
be equivalent to 16 ounces
of Sil\ et
BR\" AN'S ERROil l~ ln
tbt fact that so long aa the
canuey was tied absoluth
ly to uy metal in Umited
supply dollMs would be
short. S one at the Ume
st>emtd to comprehend that
t,otb silver and gold supplies
one day would be depleted
rn most countries and that
the world supply would drop
sharply.
They diacusstd religion
in bull sessions but gave
JilUe attention to ft. for
that was one of those thlngs
that you think about when
you are about to die. They
have been married eight
years and until recently
have continued their col·
lege babit of &leeping in on
Sunday momin11, but with
a little one around the
house they are lucky if they
can sleep until 8:301 Mailbox
There waa a money devtl,
aa historians have pointed
out, but It did not reside on
Wall Street. The currency
was rigid. This rigidity
created "the dtvil." That is
to say, the dollar represent-
ed not a true economic val·
ue . but a cenla1.11 weight of
gold. Therefore. since thtre
waa ont1 a certain amount
of gold In the ~·orld, there
could be only a certain
amount of dollars. no mat-
ter how much an incref.se
In business called for more
money.
It was 1913 before the na·
tion found an answer. This
w11 what might be called
the "Invention" of tbe Fed·
eral Reserve Bank and a
Federal Reserve note baa·
ed. not on gold. but on eco-
nomic goods produced. The
total of Reserve notes '.J·
sued, therefore. rose and
fell a1 the volue of bu st·
ness expanded and contract·
ed.
THE YOUNG couple has
been doing aome serloua
th~ You see. Mr.
Doe's Cather juat died at
age 50. They aaw him cut
down Iona before hia time.
They saw him fight for bis
We. Apparently he had a
premonition of what was
going to happen, but he re·
fused to admit it. He was
very belligerent. He fought
with h.lJ boss, his doctor.
hia nurses, with his dear
wife and all the children.
He wai: mad at the world
and blamed God Almighty
for lettina thi.a thing hap-
pen to him.
Mr. J ohn Doe Jr., ln
apeaklng about his father.
aaid "You know, if Dad
had only bad tome faJth,
aome rellgJon, to fortify
him, It wouldn't have been
ao hard on UI. But be bad
nothing I Pastor. we want
our child to bave a rellglou1
falth that will enable him
to meet the various criles
Uult wilJ come to him. With
that in mJnd, we would like
to enroU our child in the
Church School."
I SUPPOSE there does
come a time when parents
realize that theJr c b 11 d
ought to have the very
thlng they lack! And IO, off
to Church School the child
goes. But there ll a ne.xt
step to be conalde~: Re·
llgloo la for adulta too! It
ts 1ood for them! To be
To the Editor:
A r e c e n t tbougbUul
DAILY PILOT editorial
polnted to the need for
strengthening our flagging
two-party system by widen·
ing the base of thP. Repub·
Hean Party in view of the
current conservative-mod·
erate split. I believe the
author's basic premise to
be an lntelllgent one.
Historically. the g r e a t
strength of th e l' .S. sys-
tem has been the existence
of two all·lnclusive politi·
cal parties. The conserva-
ti ves have acted tradition-
ally as a C8.lltious restrain-
ing force upon the liberals.
who have often advocated
adva.nced and unrealisUc
policies. ~ resulting com·
promise has usually been
representative of the pub-
lic consensus.
PERPETUATION of this
1yste""""8 desirable. A mul·
tiple party structure, such
11 in France, causes an
absence of • single party
majority. and the conse-
quent necessity of unstable
and shifting coalitions.
Quite rightly, I believe, the
author sees the opposite
danger. Continual domina·
lion by one party. while not
neeusarily "betraying the
democratic process:'" often
Dear Gloornv Gus: .I
What's happened to us7 Every dance
seems to be glrl·ask·boy: girl pays his
and her way; boy sits home and waits
for girt to call. All of us females are
getting very tired of this new tr~nd
and would be mighty happy to see the
guys reverse it -C H,
'~" .. •Iv•• rtl .. <h •u•n • v~wa, .,.. 11tcnur1ty ,.,. .. •• 1111• _ ...... -. $eN YMt ,., _,,.. .. OloMffty Oft. Dlllt "I ...
'
results in a period of bit·
ter reaction. as in the posl·
FDR years.
However. it seems falla·
cious to believe that unifi·
cation of the Republican
Par1y can be brought· about
"under broad principles all
wings. . .can accept and
support." For in this in-
slance, the cooservatives
and the moderates are op·
posed on the most funda·
mental Issues of domestic
and foreign policy : there 1C>
little common ground. It
would be impossible to
"articulate'' such princi-
ples to the voters "so t.h:i t
they become understand-
able." because in many
cases, they would be incon·
sistent and contradictory.
FARMERS WERE es·
peciaUy hiL Every t I m e
crops were harvested and
sent to market, money be-
came tight. Farmers, who
had to borrow, found rates
suddenly high. That some
of the more unconscionable
did exploit the situation Is
not doubt.ed. But eve n the
scrupulous b r o k e r s and
bankers we re caught ln the
situation. They could lend
relallvely little and rates
were higher because dollars
were short
GOLDWATER lost the Bryan saw the trouble
wimoUT TllE device of
the reserve system we cer-
tainly would not have gone
through two wars and many
other leSfft crises without
having experienced many
economic and currency dis-
asters.
Our trouble today stems
largely from the fearful
costs of the two world wars
and that ln Korea. Not only
did they cost billions. but
nece$Sltles growing out of
them have caused heavy,
and continual, overseas ex-
penditures. We could fall In·
to trouble-but most of the
nations know they, too.
would fall with us. election because his wing plaJnly enough.. But his
bad truly departed from remedy was not sound llr
the "mainstream of Repub-r---------....;.----------
li canlsm." History should M SlUNGI WC*9
have taught Goldwater that
conservatism has always
been obliged to re-<>rient it·
self toward the left in or·
der to contlnut!' its restrain·
ing role. By advocating re·
action instead of restraint.
he alienated many Republi·
cans who began to see that
they had more in common
with Democrats than with
Goldwaterites.
But the tw o·party system,
we will agree, n e e d s
strengthening. This must be
brought about through a re-
centering of Republicanism
around the moderate wing .
and by courting the con·
servatlve elements of the
Democratic party w h i c t
fear the dangers posed by
Johnson's brand or liberal -
ism. This means , essential·
ly, that the ex treme right
has no r wce In a ma jor
pnrty -a roint provrd
ernphat1cally. I bcllr,·r . hv
It\ n•p11di ali<in In thr l!Jfi l
cl <>clicins.
Jl~I \\UHTJII:.~
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Ralp• de Toledano
Eyes ·on California
When the 1966 elecUooa
roll around. the eyes of the
nation will be focused on
CaillomJa. This state of top.
sy-turvy politics and h i g h
pollUcal passions will be the
population leader or the 50
now within the American
union. And w h a t happens
there may be a pointer to a
national trend. At the very
least. It will offer a color-ru1 splash among the drabs
and greys of our political
spectrum.
The signs of what Calilor·
nia may or may not do are
already under study by
1trateglat.s of both .,olltlcal
parties. ~y see the state
as a arand prize and hope
It will be theirs. But the sit-
uation Is already so murky
that few will make any pre·
dictions.
THIS MUCH is true. if the
Republican Party in Cali·
fomia held its gubemator·
lal primary today, the can-
didate would be, h a n d s
down, Ronald Reagan. This
has a little something to do
with the fine showin1 that
another Hollywood person-
ality, George Murphy. made
ln 1964. Mr. Murphy. it will
be recalled. breasted the
J ohnsoldan tidal wave and
won hlmseU a seat aa the
Republican Senator f r o m
Callfomia.
Far more Important than
this Is the record Mr. Rea·
~an chalked up for himself
during the past campaign.
He was a late starter, but
the fault was hardly his.
Late in the campaign. the
Goldwater forces reluctant-
ly agreed that Ronald Rea·
Ran was making some of
the best and most persua·
sive speeches of any Repub-
lican cam paigner. Suddenly.
he wa s seen everywhere on
the television screens. His
earnestness. his delivery,
and his text caused wide·
spread comment.
CAUFORNJ A Republl·
cans knew of these qualities
In Mr. Reagan. The so-call·
ed average voter saw Mr.
Rea~an. remembered him
In pictures and as the mas.
ter of ceremonies In a fine
General Electric TV series.
and combined the two into
a generally favorable im-
pression . As a result. the
g e n u l n e 1 y srontaneou~
JZroundswell for him began.
l.<'tteri1 poured in. urizing
him In run for public office
In 1966. rreferably for the
governorship.
Unless a newcomer pops
uo-and there are no sl~ns
or one YPf-Ron:ild Reaean
will tw th" man to heal for
lh" fll'oul'-lican nominalll'n
Met for lhr [!nvernorshin.
come 1966 If lhl' R<>puhll·
t'an~ arr nnt ~n sure. the
fl,.m nrr'lf<; dnn't ~h11rc-h
thi' h"•lt nnrv~ For t•fl nncl
fl nwn,lh" !ilalr. 11hrrr thr
l•h"I ~• lr ft rrt""'" '"" 11 nrrl i· r11t In f'11 t rl0\1 n ~I r r:---.'.
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t >nr r•n'·' ""'' oh,!'tT rr rt"·
"'''ihr ~ th"· :-·'';·I' r· :i '' ,, 11
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-:11 ,, I• 111 I ' I (•i(l l l' Ill <;
t;Ufl~· j•,t\f ~ 1111 ''
SO MR. REAGAN. who Is
a good constructive conserv·
atlvt . is being c a 11 e d a
BirC'htr, a reactionary. and
worse -as if he were al·
ready running. He has not
yet fully made up his mind
to run. but· these attacks
·are pushing him to that de·
clsion. No man likes to be
called names, and the usual
reaction is a determination
to ito out and fight.
Whether Mr. Reagan can
make It is another matter.
But the chances for a Re·
publican to recaptUtt the
governorship are b e t t e r
than ever now. Even thou1ith
the OOP is golng through Its
ptrpetuaJ proceu of sDllt·
ting like an amoeba. It ls
nowhere as badly off as the
Democrat!. Right • wingers
in the GOP prolilerate new
organiiations almost dally.
but t.My mean little. The
s p l I t In the Democratic
Party cuts down to the es-
sential structure of organi·
zatlonal politics.
G-0\'. EDMUND "PAT'1
BROWN; with the muscle of
the executive branch at his
disposal. is battling the
state's most powerful polit·
ico. Speaker Jesse llnruh.
Mr. Unruh is out to topple
Mr. Bl'own. and lo destrov
the Jeft-<iriented California
Democratic Council. To this
end he has started a rival
organization. The s t a t e's
national committeeman . Eu·
.eene Wyman. is at odds "ith
Mrs. Carmen Warschaw. co·
chairman or the state nan~·.
In this four-way tug-0f-\\ ar.
there can be no unit y until
the Democrats choose thei r
gubernatorial candfdate-
and bv that time. the dam·
a.ee will have been done.
With this as a b a c ~
ground. Ronald Reagan be·
comes Increasingly m o r e
aopealing as a candidate.
He will win over many Dem·
ocrals. appeal to the power.
ful women'1 vote. and have
the advantage ol frequent
exposure as actor and cam-
paigner.
ICltll ~ 1YM1a111
Hal Boyle
'" f hf! Mlfl·flftlf!•
The cards of condolence
are alr~dy coming in.
They are from friends to
remin<= me that I'm having
another birthday later this
month -the S4th. if my
abacus is working right.
That's one of the cheer-
ing things about friends:
They may forget they owe
you money, but they always
remember your birthdays-
partkularly if tl~y them·
selves are a few years
younger.
THE mlNG l dislil<e
most about my birthday Is
that It is poorly locattd on
Dear George:
What do you think of those
night-club shows where cho-
rus g'lru come o u t with
next to nothing on and do
disgraceful dances?
SHOCKED
Dea r Shocked :
I try not to think of those
night-club shows w h e r e
chorus gi rls co me dut with
next to nothing on and do
disgraceful dancing. As a
married man, I'm only al·
lowed to go to one show a
month and the last w a s
''Mary Poppins." --------
the calendar. strategtcally
speaking. It happens to fall
between the natal anniver-
saries of Abraham Lincoln
and George Washington.
Thal makes me some-
thing of a human molehill
between two peaks of gran·
deur. After celebrating the
birth of the great emancl·
pator. America rests up to
celebrate the birth of the
father of hls country. Thus
my birthday has so far es·
caped attention from a
grateful n.aUon.
I don't blame the people:
It's just an unfortunate re·
suit of poor parent41 tim·
lng.
HOWEVER. Congress af
long lai<t is doing something
about the situation. T h I s
year it will remain in ad·
joumment on my birthday
-Feb. 21. Ma yor Wagner
Is also closing down City
Hall. and church bells will
peal throughout the laM.
I'm even taking the day
off fr(lm work myself. since
it hapJ>('ns to be a Sunday.
Many people who hate the
thought ol turning 40 won·
dcr wt.at It's Jikf' lo be a
person in the mld -C1rtics.
Truth to tell. it's prcll v
much like the fell ow snirl
aboul the purple cow : ''I'\!
rather see than be one."
-----lf.1-Friday, February 5, 1965
rht' e<l1l11ri:il 11a~P 11r the O;i llv Pilnt ~eE>ks to infonr1
anrt stimulate rNH'<'ri> bv prrc:r nt i n~ this news·
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--IEA ANDERSON, Editor
Annual Luncheon
GOP Wo1uen
Fete Lineoln'
Gov. John A. Love of Colorado will be the keynote speaker when
Orange County Federation or Republican.Women sponsor their 15th annual
Lincoln Day Luncheon at noon Thursday, Feb. 11. in Balboa Bay Club.
Active in Republican affairs since his student days at the iJniversUy
of Denver, he was elected governor in 1962 and gained further national rec-
ognition recently by hosting the Republican Governors Conference in Den·
er.-.
In 1954 he was president or Colorado Springs Chamber of Com·
merce--the same year that area won the site of the Air Force Academy.
Love earned an LLB degree from the University of Denver College o!
Law in 1941 and two years aeo was awarded honorary LLB degrees from
University of Denver and Colorado College ..
During the war, he spent more than two years in the Pacific flying
with the Black Cat Squadron and was awarded two Distinguished Flyin g
Crosses and the Air Medal with several clusters.
Mrs. Jack Cairns, president of the sponsoring organization, named Mrs.
Char~s Travis, past president of Newport Harbor Federated Republican
Women, u chairman of the affair.
Harbor Area women assisting are Mrs. Dan Driskell. tickets and res-
ervations chairman; Mrs. Jack Sha!fer, press chairman, and Mrs. Challen
Landers, chairman of the head table. •
Tickets may be reserved by calling representatives of Orange Coast
Republican Women's Clubs-the Mmes. James Illingworth. Newport Beach.
873·9040: Barbara Bunker, Mesa Verde, 545-2979: Oran Marksbury, Costa
Mesa. MS-6379; C. Ray Miller, Huntington Beach, 536·8643, or Major C.
Johmton. Seal Beach, 430-1712.
SEATING ARRANGEMENTS-Harbor Area Republican Women
check seating arrangements m Balboa Bay Club to insure accomo-
dations for the capacity cro,,d expected at the 15th annual Lincoln
Day Luncheon, sponsored by the Orange County Federation. Re-
serving tables are (from left) )lrs. Barbara Bunker, preside'nt of the
Mesa Verde group; Mrs. J ulius Christenson, second vice prealdent
of Costa Mesa Republican Women, and Mrs. James Illingworth,
ticket chairman for the Newport Harbor club. The event is ached·
uled for noon Thursday, Feb. 11.
Ticktockers Honor Mothers at Valentine Tea
Floral arrangements wilJ grace the Shorecliff home of the William
E. Flahers tomorrow when Ticktoc kers (daug.hters of National
Charity League, Newport Beach Chapter members) honor their
mothers at a traditional Valentine Tea. Shown at the tea table,
trimmed in party decorations, are (from left) Miss J ean Wells.
Miss Laura Loveland and the hostess, who will be assisted in greet·
ing guests by her daughter, Mrs. Dand C. Alton. Tea pourers will
be presidents of Ticktocker groups and their mothers. Mary and
Mrs. Roy Lewis, Mary and Mrs. Charles Barr, Leslev and ~trs. \\'11·
liam O'Bryon, Laurel and Mrs. Henry Wagner Jr. ·and Sandy and
~lrs. Robert Thomas.
Revelin'
By EVELYN SKERWOOD
Of 1111 o.ily ,.,.., Sltff
St:RF AJ\'D SAND seem
to be the password these
days for a lot of people who
divide their time between
Palm Springs and environs
and the J\'ewport area.
Most peripatetic of all
are Eve and John Hurtt.
who visit here frequently
but spend much time in
their Palm Desert home.
Eve stayed in their Ocean
View house for a few days
before going back to the
desert to assist with the
Bob Hope golf classic this
week -she 's seeing lots of
famous personalities try
their luck on greens and
fairways.
WHE~ T H E P Y K E
JOHNSO~S head· for their
Palm Springs home later
this month fit's the former
residenLe of Paul Hoffman.
Smoke Tree Ranchi. they 'll
spend a few days with the
Kenneth :\!brights in Coro-
na del ~tar.
The J o h n s o n s. whose
home is in Spring Valley
near Washington. D. C .. en·
tertained the AJ brights dur·
ing their receot visit East
when Ken presented a pa·
per be f o r e the National
Academv of Sciences. an
organization created a cen·
tury ago by Abraham Lin·
coin to research various
phases of American life.
Marion and Ken took in
some of the sights of Wash·
• • • • Writh Evelyn
ington during thei r trip.
also went to the symphony
and the new show, "An y
Wednesday."
WHE~ \'Ol' FALL in Jove
with two pla ces. there's but
one solution-a home in each.
At least that ·s the conclu ·
slon of Florence Rypinski.
who spent several months
in Hawaii last year and has
just acquired a home in
JlonoluJu.
t'\ow sne can nv s\\ 1ft1 \"
across the Pacific'. lea dn~
Corona del Mar b e h i n d
'' h1le she sta\'S in her new
condominium · n ea r Di3·
mond Head. or. when the
mood strikes. leave there
for here. Aloha '
CLARF.!\CE A~D IRIS
Higbie of B a I b o a Island
were in Honolulu for the
dedication of the Mokuleia
Polo Field - and wat ched
the California Polo Team
win the openinc game by r1
close margin. 10 to 9
WHAT fl,'~ TO H.\ VE \
houseguest wbo can redeco·
rate your house! The Rob·
e r t Hahnaus enterta ined
Mrs. Hahna u's aunt. Eva
UmlauH of New York. and
in the process acquired a
beautifully painted dining
area in their Corona del
Mar home at 2807 Selling
Sun Drive.
Mrs. Umlauff is one of
the few a r t i s t s working
with raised lacquer, an an·
cient Oriental medium near·
Jy Jost to the modem world.
Among the famous whose
homes she's decorated are
Perry Como, Natalie Schae·
fer and Robert Sherwood.
The Hahnaus· mural Is
Oriental. with weeping wit·
lows. lakes and mou ntains.
Its textured effect Is creat·
ed by m I x i n g porcelain
ename· with oils.
AUIOST ANYTHING can
happen al International Air·
port. i n c I u d i n g sudden
changes of plans f especial·
ly when prearranged by a
whimsical husband l. Rita
and Bill Aldrich planned to
fl y to Phoenix. and were to
leave at about the same
ti me six other friends were
taking off for Honolulu.
They got together for mu-
tual farewell s. then Bill de-
udcd he and Hila should
accompan) their friend s on
board the Honolulu plane.
They remained in the plane
even as it was warming up,
AND as it took off. "Sur·
prise.·· laughed Bill. the
only one of the eight who
knew the whole thing was
c1k:ir. ;\eedJe~s to say. Rita
wasn't packed for a trip to
the islands. but had a de-
lightful time shopping for a
tropical wardrobe a f t e r
they :anded -her "sur-
prise" for Bill.
Horseshoe Pitching Mama Aimed at the Wrong Stake
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Before I married Lena
she was a real go-setter. full of pep. held down two
jobs, and could pitch horeshoes around the lot of
us on Sunday. I was real proud of her.
We were married in 1958 and have five chil·
dren. Lena certainty has changed. I can't get her
to go out and find a job no matter how hard I try.
My mother lives with us and although she's on
crutches she could wa tch the child ren fine. Our
oldest child is five and she's like a little mother to
the you nger ones.
Last night I told Lena I didn't _think she was
carrying her share of the toad. ~h1le 1 work hard
in the milt she's at home taking 1t easy. Lena got
mad and said "Why don't you shut your foolish
mouth?" She' reads your column and thinks you
:tre smart. Please tell her to stop making cxcwiC''
rnd go to work. I could sure use the help. -Rf.I •
DEAR RED: A woman who has had five
children in six years doesn't need 1n excuse
fo r not going to work. She's got plenty of work
at home.
ANN LANDERS [il
I can't imagine wh•t Ltn• does 1t home
all d1y after she finishes the laundry, the iron·
ing, clNning, scrubbing, cooking, biking, dish·
washing, mending, marketing and referees the
children's fights. Maybe she just coll1pses. I
second the motion about your mouth, Buster.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I pt1sled a ~11~· in ti''
11sh because he said something fresh lo m' i:1 1'
.ow she won't speak to me. ·
L:ist night we were ;:if a rest:turant and a !1111 1
dntnk 111 thP nC'xt booth kepi hoggi ng thr llllo.l' h"'
.llHI playin.c: the s:imr r<:'cord O\Cr a.nrl m r1· I :d-i t
him lo knock it off He said he hked the rcn11 d .wd
.. ~ .. -"'. . . --
was yoing to play it at least a dozen times. m~re.
told him my girl hates the record and 1t was
making her sick. He ca lled her a mopey. bow-legged
broad so I Jet hi m ha\'c one right in the kisser.
The owner of the restaur;:int threw us out. ;-\ow
my girl says she wants ~othing to do wit.h a ro~gh·
neck who fights in public Hont'st. Ann, 1t \~as Just
like I told ~·ou. Pl~se help me. -FRA~K
DEAR FRANK: Co nsider yourstlf lucky
you didn't get your profile changed. Some guys
act drunk but they fight sober. You should have
left the place if you didn't like the music.
Promise to use your head instead of your
dukes in the future ind I'll ask your girl to give
you another chance. Okay? Okey.
DF. \R .\'.'\"\ L.\ \OF.RS· J was especial!"
plrac;t'd 10 hr:ir '011 ro:i~t lh C' t1 me·honort'd land
!ns111ting1 rr:ictic" nf nwn huddling at part1rs anrl
1gnonnc: thr 11011 rn
This 1s ;i 1u111nr high i;choul stunt-bo)s on onr
side an ti girls on the other.
\
. ,,,,.. ... . .
I refuse to believe that men and women must
be segregated to insure interesting conversation for
both. When we entertt1in I remain fi rmlv rooted in
the li\'ing room "1th the girls. This forces the men
ro come in from the kitchen and the back porch.
Since t hr separation of the sexes is a common
~l")ci;:il practice I wish vou'd lambaste it one more
time . Thank you. -:'lfR. J.H.B. OF GREE~SBORO
DEAR J. H. 8 .: You a re a generous man,
indeed, to place the blame on the males. I hap-
pen to believe it's the women who art at f•ult.
When thev beqin to play "PTA," or "Ward-
robe," or "Kitchen," or "Junior said the cuttst
thin~ today," the men winder off. And who
can blame them?
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Fri., fleb. S, 1965
Nursery Sclwo"ls
] oin Observance
Nunery EducaUon Week,
Sunda1. throucb Friday,
Feb. 7-14, will be obterVed
by two Costa Mna nursery
1ebooli. and a county ll"OUP·
Oranae County Council ol
Parent Partlcl1>1Uoa Nun·
ery SchoolJ will ctve a
demonstration ot art tech·
nlques at Bullock's Fash·
ion Square, Santa Ana,
baturday, Feb. 8, from 1 to
3p.m.
C o m m u n 1 t 1 Nunery
School of Cotta Meaa wUl
have an opea bouM at t :JO
a.m. Wednetday, Feb. 10,
accord.lq to Mn. D. P.
Tuman, director.
S u n 1 bl 11 e Community
Nunery School wW apon·
10r a booth on the mall of
the Harbor Sbopplnt Cen-
ter from 10 1.1n. to 3 p.m.
Saturday, Feb. 13, to dla-
cu .. the benefltl of a nurs-
ery achool with Interested
parentl. Art work by the
student. wW be display~
Flower Festii,al
To Benefit CHOC
A "Feat1val of Flowers"
to raise funds for Chll·
dren'1 Hospital of Orange
County wlll take place on
the Mail at Bullock's Fash·
ton Square. Santa Ana,
Friday and Saturday, Feb.
12 and 13.
Colorful camellias and
azaleas decorated w t t h a
ValenUne'a day motif wlll
be offered for sale, each
plant enclosed In a speclal
Children's Hospital wrap.
Local chairmen are ~
Mmes. Marilyn Oatman,
Punch and Judy Guild of
Costa Mesa; William Mc-
Clurg, Little Mer m a f d
Guild of Huntington Beach;
R. N. Lagerlof. Cinderella
Guild of Newport Beach,
and Wllllam Beck, Queen
ol Hearts Gulld, Laguna
Beach. · -And On With the New!
l Mrs. Ronald Wymer, (right) outgo~~J!;ident of
Newport Beach Women's Police A accept.
her new duties as historian Crom Mn. John Grauer,
(seated) newly elected president, shown with Mn.
Roger Braham, secretary and Mrs. William Speirs,
(from right) treasurer, Mrs. ~al Sheflin will fill the
new post as hospitality chairman. New members
are Mrs. Gerry Miku and Mrs. William Laughlin.
Tentative plans for 1965 include a March potluck
supper, a May spring outing and the August an·
nual busband-wi!e swim party. ·
Navy Wives~ SWEU. for SCHOOL!
Benefit Set PERFECT for PLAY!
A benefit bridge lunch·
eon, wl\ll proceeds to go to
the Navy Karine Residence
Foundation, la being plan·
ned for wtvea of officers at·
tacbed to Cruiser Destroyer
FtotWa Ill fO r 10 a.m.
Thursday, Feb. 11, in Allen
Cent.r. Lone Beach Naval
Station. Mn. J. J . Herrick la gen·
eral chalrma.o and Ucketa,
at $2.25, may be purchased
from most commandinl of·
' ficers wives or at the doOt •
Door prizes will include a
palntlni by Arthur Beau·
mont.
Fuchsia Group
To Hear Talk
On Cdmellias .
Dr. Clifford R. Parks of
the Loa Angeles State and
County Arboretum, Artad-,,.·L la, will speak on camelllu
at a meeting of the Costa
Meaa-8 a y CIUn .Fuchlta
Society at 7;~ p.m. Moo·
day, Feb. 8. -.,--
Dr. Park.a la an authority /
on care and culture of ca·
melllas. The meeting will
be lD the American Legjoo
Hall, 565 W. 18th Sl, Costa
Mesa. Ref:reabmenu will be
aerved and there wUl be a
plant table. The public ii
invited.
DON'T BUY
CARPET
the original
blue jeans The festival ia being un·
dertalcen as a group ~ro
ject by the 10 guilds of
Children'• Hoipltal to foal·
er Interest ln the facUity.
Mrs. Jack Adams of Cin·
derella Guild of Newport
Beach 11 1eneral chalnna.o
of the event
Children's H o 1 p l ta 1 of
Orange County, a non-de·
nominatiooal facility which
opened in September, 1964,
1.9 adjacent to St. Joseph's
HoapltaJ in Orange. Ap-
proximately one-third of the
hospital'• operating upense
must be defrayed by chari·
table contributions. and to.----------. • .. •••••••-•••al:W!•a~:s;:;-r.?!:.,~••-=G1-•lf'Nll:I
Until
YCHI Check
ht 1W 11111. trill W1ster11 tit. tw
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l YNDA BISHOP
Pl1n1 to Wed
Betrothal
News Tola
The engagement of two
Orange Coast College stu·
dents baa been announced
by the brldH led'a parents.
~Uss Lynda Lanell Bishop,
daughter of Mr. and Mr,.
Orval L. Bishop of Costa
Mesa, la betrothed to John
W. Naylor, son of Mr. and
Mn. NUe D. Naylor of San·
ta Ana Height&.
Miss Bishop ts a gradu·
ate of Corona del Mar High
School and her fiance was
graduated from Costa Mesa
Hieb School
Utterfy
Ench•ntinq
Long
EVENING
GOWNS
stunning styles
& colors in
chiffons and
crepes.
Some with
lovely sequins
Md beading !
AT COST
OR LESS!
re g. 25.99 to 49.99
sizes 7-8. I 5-1 6 • You simpfy
MUST SEE THESE
today at ...•
FASHIONS
333 !.
17th St.
Ml '"'661
by The
r 1111c11ke
I '"""''
thla end the guilds raise
money through philanthro-
pic project.I.
Episcopalian .
Women Slate
Annual Meet
llltercontlnental lndepen·
dence will be the theme of
the 67th annual meeting of
Episcopal Church women
from the Diocese of Los
An&eles wtien they meet at
9 a m. Tuesday. Feb. 9. ln
St. Paul's Cathedral, Los
Angeles.
Eleetion and installation
of officers l5 on the agenda,
and the president. Mrs.
James K. Friedr ich. •· 1 11
make her report. Speaker
tor the luJlcheon will be the
Rt. Rev. David E m r y 1
Richards of San J ose. Costa
Rica. bishop for the mission·
ary district of C e 11 t r a 1
America.
Group Meets
Foreign exchange stu·
denll from colleges and high
schools in Orange. County
wut be speakers at a meet·
ing of Epsilon Omicron
Chapter of Del~ Kappa
Gamma. an International
honor s .. telety for women in
education, al 2:30 p.m. Sun·
day. Feb. 7.
Members will gather in
Laguna federal Savings and
Loan Building, L a g u n a
Beach. Arrangement.I are
being made by Mrs. John
Bumberd, Mn. Leonard Tut·
tie and Mill Lorraine Ames.
Emblem Cluh
Embkm Club 314 of Hunt -
ington Beach meets each
first and third Monday at 8
p.m. in the Elks Lodge. 804
Ocean Blvd., Huntington
Beach. Further information
may be obtained by calling
Mrs. Everett Miller, 847·
3107.
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FAMILY
DISORDERLY ORDERLY
-Jerry Lewis working in
a bospit.al
MARY POPPINS -(u)-
Walt Disney. The magi·
cal adventures of t h e
Banks cbildren and their
whimsical English naMy.
H 0 W THE WEST WAS
WON -(XX) -The Bet·
Uing of the West, present·
ed ln five episodes with
good photography.
EMIL AND 11IE DETEC-
TIVES -(x) -W a I t
Disney. West Berlin boys
play cops and robbers.
UNSINKABLE 1\1 0 L L Y
BROWN -(xx 1 -Wife,
whose husband strikes
gold , lJ rejected by Den·
ver 1oclety but becomes
the toast of Europe.
BYE BYE BIRDlE -Mu·
1ical from B r o a d w a y
show.
BOY TEN FEET TALL -
(x) -Boy orphaned ln
Organ Society
Sets Meeting
Org1nist Fred Thompson
of Huntington Beacb IO'ill be
featured at a meeting o' the
Hammond Organ Society of
the Orange Coast at 2 p m.
Sunday. Feb. 7, in the Ham·
mond Organ Studios, 28.14
East Coast Highway, Coro-
na del Mar.
Newly elected officers ol
the club are Charles D.
Ward , p~sident ; Mrs. Ell·
win Sill. vice prcsidrnt ,
Mrs. Eldon Jones, seer c-
tary, and Mrs. Charle'
Kerr . tre::isurer.
Suet air raid sets out to
find his aunt in South Afr!.
ca.
THE C.HAPMAN REPORT
-A glib study of the sex
habits of suburban worn·
en.
TEESS AND ADULTS ALSO RATED
TOPKA Pl -(x) -Jewel MR. HULOT'S HOLIDAV-
thleves formulate elabor· French comedy, starring
ate plan to rob Istanbul's Jaques Tatl.
Topkapl museum. (xx) -Indicates excellent
BABY. THE RAIN MUST movie for age group.
FALL - (x) -A man (x> -lnd.icatea good movie
paroled to custody of a for age group.
dominerring foster moth· Unmarked movies are a
CURRENT
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"Monarch" "501" FU•·
m~t Nylon Compk!tel,y
Installed.
56 ,85 tq. yd.
Blrelow -Monarch -
Beattle -Berwn etc.
ALDEN'S
Costa Mau~23H
I Ytara In Cotta Mau
'11 te II
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110t Newport Ave.
Co.ta Meta 146·~5 o,.n Mon. A ,rt. Ena.
•rat.hop Charoe o,.
Bankamerlc.lrd
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trated e,=::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=~=======~=~=========~ TilE :\'EW INTERNS -
Personal and profession· at problem.a confronting
a group of youn1 C::octors.1
QUTCK. BE F 0 RE IT
MEL TS -Reporter Rob-
ert Mone and team-mate
cover Antarctic project In
slapstick comedy.
THE MOUSE THAT ROAR·
ED -Comedy about a
tiny prioclpallty that de-
clate1 war on the United
State• and gains control
of a bomb. Peter Sellers.
S E D U C E D AND ABAN·
DONED -Italian tragi·
comedy of a father's at·
tempts to save face aft·
A
..• you don't want to mus!
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MONDO PAZZO -<Crazy
World) Another in the
Mondo 1ertes.
PSYCHE 59 -Psychologl·
cal problel'DI develop in 1
London household when
the alster·ln·law moves ln.
THE PLEASURE SEEK·
ERS -Sophisticated I C·
count of three American
girls seeking Jove and
marriage in Madrid.
GIRL WITH GREEN EYES
-An Irish colleen leaves
the farm and goes to Dub·
Jin where she meets, falls
in love and Lives with a
writer twice her age.
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PEANUTS
DR. KILDARE
TO 1liiNI< THAT MY RJTURE-
MY C.AREER ·-n1E NOST
IMPORTANT
THINC:. IN MY
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ONEMISEll'
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GORDO
AlllE AND SLATS
DAN FLAGG
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By Charles M. Schull 04.I~ Y ll'ILOT/NI WS·ll'lfU
Fri., Ftb. 5, 1965 13
M'I 6tRL ~1END'5 FATHER
WON'T LET \JG 6ET MARRIED
YOU LOATHE /I/IE.!
l. SEE IT IN YOUR~
FACE EV'E~Y T!Mf_c~
WE. TAt K/ YOUV (C,N:;IOFR Mf.A
13AD MOTHEfl.,.A
FAILURE. AS A
WIFE!
---
HE 5AIP ~E COVLO NEVER
ALLOW f.115 ~TER TO MA~
AN '06El)ENC£·5CMO<Jl' MOP·OVT
ly Ken lald
' 1 Tl11NK WE HAVE .ALL ThE ESSENTIA:. '
FACTS, LADIES. l SUGGE~T 'NE NOW •
TAl(E >i VOTE ON Mfl.5. Pf'T~IE .
ly Gn Arriola
ly Raeburn Yan ... n
ly Don Sherwood
l<EEPl-!ER HEAOEO IITTO TO-THINK ...
1llE WINO. IF We GET A I WA9 ,
FOLLOMNG SE.A, WE'U ~Al?C'UL
FOUNDER. Of: PUNTING
ONTME
SEll'lf ?!
ly Clyde Lamb
By Al Smith
HES Tl-IE CHAP Wt-10
'T'OL.0 ME VESTER.DAV TO-~O AWAY OR HE'D
ll'IGHT!
I iHINK
iEACHE~S SHOULD
HAVE 2 YEARS OF
INTERNSHIP
BEFORE iH!Y
START TEACHIN6'
CHILDJleN ...
CAL.L-1-115 Wll=E!
"fGKi!
FOR 'THO.SE
~YEARG ·
iH!!V Sl-10ULD
TEACH
ANIMA!..S!
Iii. boys and gi rls.
I'll bet you 're all excited
about Valentine's Day com·
111g up next Sunday. Also,
you have a three-day holi·
rJay next week because Fri·
rt11v is Lincoln 's birthday.
Con~r atulations to Debra·
St11' Hempstead of 840 St.
1·1:i11· St . Costa Mesa. for
haqn~ h<'I' original motto
'rleeted as winner in a pa·
t not i<' mullo contest held
1n C o s t a Mesa Union
School District. Debra-Sue
' 1~ a first grade student at
Sonora Elementary School.
I got a very nice story
called ''How The World Be-
gun" this week, but it was
:.1goed ooJy "By Dianna"
with no last name, age or
address on it, so I couldn't
run it. R e me m b e r kids,
pnnt your name. age and
<i<ldress on the back of all
drawings. stories, rhymes
and jokes and riddles.
The kids in the second
crade at Tamura School In
Fou ntain VaUey have real·
Iv been turning in a lot of
e.nod sl-0rles and rhymes.
l\Pep it up. boys and girls.
Mike Blow of 17?..39 Santa
riara. Fountain Valley.
~cnl in a very nice story
about "The Funny L I t t I P
Elf." and I'm going to run
1t nex t week.
Boy. was the art contest
hard to j u d g e this week.
You kids are getting better
l'aC'h wee k. ll's too bad you
all cannot win. bu t keep try-
1nr
Tl11!' week's art conte~I
honorable mention winne rs
are
RESTtRANTS
There are many restu·
rants in Costa Mesa. Some
.,en e you outside and some
~nve you inside. Some do
both. They all serve clean
food . They are nice to you.
You order what you want
fl) have and they get it fast
tor you. Ir you want some·
flung to drink they ge t that
ld ~t too. We go out and eat
every now and then.
-Te..-. DI• ... Aellllft, •• (9'1• Moe.
CIRCUS TIM£
Once t~re was a woman,
Who weighed one ton.
She was so fat and big.
She looked like Mr. Pig.
Then I saw a thin man.
Who was t.htnner than a can
Then I sa'>' a down.
With a sad frown,
Standing up~1dedown.
(
* PRIZE WINNER*
This week's art contest winner is Rhonda Brown. lOV2 . o!
18342 Delewar e St .. Huntington Beach.
Any t h1ld under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contest. Htre's all you
do (1 ) Draw picture on piece of plain. white paper Slh inches wide and
4 mches deep Use black ink and make lines black. 12.) Do not copy or
trace picture. It must be your own work. (3. 1 Put your name. age and
address on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest. Box 1560,
DATh Y PILOT, Costa Mesa.
Rochell Barton. C o i; t a
Mesa : Li sa Whltlock. New-
port Beach: John S. Tom·
chak, Costa Me sa: Matt Nel·
son. Costa Mesa. and Bon-
nie Nelson . Newport Beach.
Also. J a n e a n Jordan.
Huntington Beach: M a r k
.Jordan, Huntington Beach:
Bonnie Ohlhaver. Co s t a
Mesa: Sheryl Smiley. Cor·
ona del Mar. and Suzanne
Smiley. Corona del Mar.
Also. Denning Box. Costa
Mesa : April Jackson. Hunt·
ington Beach : Leslee Strum
Huntinl!ton Beach: Keith
Trivur, Costa Mesa. and
Lance Alexander. Newport
Beach.
Al1io, Butch Cummings.
Huntington Beach: C h r i s
Kirby. Corona del Mar: Lori
HaU. Corona del Mar: Stan
* PRIZE WINNER *
DOWNTOWN
I "ent downtown.
To see Mrs. Brown.
She gave me a nickle.
To buy a pickle.
The pickle was sour.
So I bought a flower,
The flower was dead.
So I bought some thread
The thread was thin.
So J bought a pin.
The pin was sharp. r
So I bought a harp.
The harp wouldn 't play.
So I gave it away
And went back downtown
To see Mrs. Brown.
" ~•MedV ~tl•·Oolltr ll!Oh to Rlov M;> ,,. JU. Ford"• ... O· co~ .. Mft•.
,,,. '"" ""'""•"• tfllrv M11f .,...,.,, \IOl'ltt •"<I •"•mu f'O U"<lt Lt"'> Corntr Box 1~ DAIL 'I' PILOT, Coile Mtt.t.
I
Garland. Costa Mesa. and
O'Neal Brewer, Costa Mesa .
Carol reminds me that
those who have entered her
riddles and jokes contest
can enter again. You can
send in one joke or riddle
every week and the more
regularly you enter. the bet·
ter chance you have of win·
ni ng a Kennedy halI·doUar.
Keep trying !
very lucky that he got away
from the big fish for the big
fish could swim very fast.
too. Even though the big
fish could swim. very fast,
Little One-Inch could swim
just a litle bit faster than
the big fish. Pretty soon he
decided to go fishing. Lit·
tie One-Inch got his fi.shinR
pole and went fishing. PTet·
tv soon he had something. He pulled it up. It wu the
big fi sh. So he took it flome
to eat. He got the fi~tr--the
fish did not get hlm.
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--e111ver1n.
THE LfZARO
There Is a Lizard.
Which acts like a wizard.
He makes an invention.
And that's rus intention.
That funny old wizardy
In a polkadotted nightgown. '-----------------------' lizard. -It"" (r.ut ••• ,._,, ... , ... Then it was time to go home.
So I got m lhP bus.
Cause it \\a' the end
Of the c1rcu'
-Dft!!fl Olltf!I, ?
THE MYSTERIODi BELL
Long long a~o there was a
wit.ch that had a mysteripus
b e 11 and everybody was
scared ot hPr, One day a
little boy and girl w e n t
a round her house and she
saw them She told th em to
come in. Thev went in . ThP
w i t c h ~aid. "Sit down ."
They did The \\itch said.
"What i!i 'our name?" The\
said. "Tomm.v and Mary.··
Then shr showed them l fl
their room . Tommy said. ''I
wonder ''hat :-;he plans to do
with 11.~." l\larr ~aid . "Nev.
er mind that .' How <lo wP
get out of here~" ··u-r s
try all the doors," sald
Tom . Soon Mary came from
trymg the door and then
Tommy came back. They
both said at the very same
time. "Was the door loc k·
ed'?" And then they said.
"Yes" and looked sad . Then
a big man walked in th<'
room . It looked like a robot.
He said. "Come h<>re." He
look them to the big bell
The re was a door that went
tn the. hell . Thf' man p11!ih<'d
lhem in and closed the door
There '4 ere steps i;:oing
rlo" n They went down the
steps There they fou nd a
<1oor. They orened it ancl
thrrP thev were in a vallev
WREN TREES BLOSSOM
In the fa ll all the leaves
fall off the trees because it
is <.'old. After the winter all
the t re e s blossom. The
leaves turn green. And the
flowers bloom.
-Scett Dtrltl9"fl, JM •'"'· -Wfltel11 Vefley.
LITTLE ONE-INCH
Little One·lnch was only
onP inch tall. He lil<ed to
swim "i th the little fi sh in
the pond. One day a big fish
<'ame and tried to eat Little
One-Inch. but Little On e-
Inch could swim very fas1
and soon he was out of thP
pond LittlP One-Inch wa"'
DOGS
Dogs are good a.ni mals.
My girlfriend has a dog. lt
1s a pn!tly dog. H's name
is Trixie. She is a very nice
dog. I like her.
-Swa11 ~·<-· C•I• ~-.
TRAINS GO BY
Look at the train.'! go by.
Don't they seem to fly?
When I Hsten to the trains
at night.
They seem to be 2oing at
the speed of tig ht
The wheels sound Like a
beautiful tune.
When I'm eating my lunch
in the aftern oon.
-l.l11de G'1!ft••· trtl .,..,.,
Cer9111 •I IAer.
hou~e. /) ' /)
Then they went lo lhc.ir I
-O•ft• •""'· Jrf ., •••. ·----Laro ~ Lorner -------·
Coron1 •• M er
LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE RIDDLES AND JOKES
* Dear Carol: What's round as a. bis-
cuit. deep as a cup. but the M1ssiss1ppi
PRIZE River rouldn't fill it up:
WINNER 'Jeu11J•t H• y
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Mua. Clfll ...... l~I. Wlftllfft. '"try SM '"Ult\ 11ttew
T>ear Carol: What kine! nf skin did Adam
and Eve wear:
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OCC Hosts San Berdoo Tonight
Who Cares?
ly llll DONll
The lut time anybody bothered to look. the Lakers
were making a determined bid lo f orfeil the cbampion-
1hip of the National Basketball A.leociation's Western
Division tor the second straight year.
Upon learning au ch a shocking t>iece or inf orma-
Uon one immediately reacts by inquiring, "What dif ·
ference does it make?"
Thh, of course. is a tough question to answer.
During the month remaining in the Western Divi·
alon derbf. *e Lakers can accomplish any of the fol·
lowing things: They can (A) finish first. (B) finish sec·
ond. or (C) finish third. ·
If they (A) finish first -they're in the playoffs. HI
they (8) finish second -they're in the playoffs. And if
they (Cl finish third-they're in tht> playofCs.
Whal difference does it make? Well. if they finish
on top they earn the right to call themselves champions
of the Western Division and that's pretty important to
reeutar fans like Doris Day, De~n Martin and Bing
Croaby. Alter all, it would never do to ha.ve f olk.s euc.h as these rooting for an also-ran. One losmg season as
tolerable, but two -unthinkable.
8-JdM, 1 first pltce flniah expedltet things.
By BILL, DONER
Sporh EdJtnr
Orange Coast Colle~t·!
baskelball troops. knocktd
from tht <'louds t)v aw•"
some Rivuside Tue day.
return home tonight to
seek a little revenge and
a chance to rtlurn to sec·
ond spot In lhe Eastern
Conference all at the samf'
lime.
The Pirates engage San
Bernardino's scrappy In·
Star Jobs
To Dena,
Deveney
Coachefil et
dlani1 In the Basil Pettrson
G~ mnaMum w I t h ltpo((
t1mf' Pt for R p m.
Although th,. host ned·
rnatb from C'o!ita .Mesa
dropJ')t'd a 74-68 decision
to the Tribe si x weeks
ba<'k. OCC will rule a
slight favoritt in tonight's
I ill.
The reason ? OCC's rap-
id improvement compared
with the rash of injuries
which has hit San Berdoo
since the first encounter.
No lt'~' than thrf'r Indian
refula1' f<ir" arc!' .J 1 m
Wright aild Mike Mud
a I o n i.: "1th izuard Jiil\
P'ramr. arf' through for
lllv~rstdr
S:utterton o..,. .. (o.\I
Mt. $f" ""'""'" Citrus '•"'' ""• ™ 8•••t•dl~ Cllelf•y
CONl'llllNCI
w L "' OH • a •IO '°' , I .. , 01
• , 111 '°' I •10 lit
4 4JS '611 I l•l J+a
3 4JI Vl s ,,, ...
Ttotit ltl't Gt"'" S.11 Btrntrdlno •' Ortntt Coett 1uv.,1lcM at Futter!Ofl
Chtlley •I Sant• Aot Mt. hn AnlOlllo et Cllrut
th,. rtmallldl'r of the ('am·
pa1an
\\'light, m lad. 11. the
Jumping Jark who camp
off thf' benc·h to ltad a
late San Berdoo charge
"hit'h "hipJ'l('d OrangP
Coast. Several weeks later
he broke hi s ankle ourlng
a practice session and con·
~equently will watch from
the sldellr·es tonlght.
The .Indians aren't tooth·
less however. since the bur·
ly front line of Ron Clem,
DeMls Crane and Ernl~
PoweU ran rebound with
any in tbc drcult.
Crane. a 6 foot 6, 245·
pound behemoth who 11tars
in football 1111 "ell. makes
up for his lack or shootlnJt
touch with aggressive back·
board play.
Orange CoHl will at-
tempt to combat the Tribe
with a pretty potent three·
some or Its o w n Jn Jack
King, Mlkt: McLellan and
Jeff Bland.
All three are averaalng
in the double figures for
league play. McLellan,
f Stt OCC, Pag~ 15)
LIN EV PS
OUNGl COAU
S'-J•{' ~Ing
F -Ml~e McLelllll c-J•11 Bl•nd
G-.t.I 8eltv
G-llon INntn
SAN ll .. NA .. 01110
F-"on Clem F-l rnlc Powell
C-Otnnlt Cr1ne
G-Jt11 $P9n<••
G-JoM Mt tnlno
Washingto11 lnvasio11
211cl Ratell Bruh1s
Begin Cli1nb Back
I LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Second·ranked UCLA tests
Washington State and USC meets Washington tonight in
By endlnt on top, the l1kera won't hive to monk•y
.round with two tHms before Hrnlng the right to
INttle Solton for 111 the mtrblet. lnst•ld th•Y cen
get right down to the business of belnt smothered
four 1tr1ltht 91me1..
All of this Is rather surprising In vl•w of the
fad th• l1k1r1 bo11t th• grHtHt one-two combin·
atlon since Abbott and C"t•ll• were in their hey·
d1y.
For Grid Tilt
George Dena or Servile and
Orange 's Vince Deveney wer~
n a m e d today as the head
coaches for the North and
South squads Jn the sixth an·
nual Orange County All·Star
r
an AAWU basketball doubleheader at the Sports Arena
that could clear the clutter of teams battling for the
lrunnerup spo~ in the conference standings.
The Bruins, second only to Michigan in the national
rankings, boast a spotless
4·0 record in conference
Elgin Baylor and Jerry Wett are reportedly the
f in•at Items to hit the h1rdwoods since tnHken.
l1ylor It 1 legend In his own time and WHt i1r't
fer behind.
In fact, Sportt lllUttr1ted, which ~rally r•
strldt its f•1turo 1rtfcS.. to cheu ••perts end
squnh at1r1, 11 about to dodlut• shr full ,.... to
Wett In next week'• lteuo. SI •ven ,... to f1r 11 to
mention Wfft In tho same bro1th with Otc1r R•
ertton. SUftMtlnt Jerry might be tho equ1I of the
Clnclnn1tl superstar.
football game .
Thiir. will mark the fir:.t
time two former tcammatei;
will be battling one another
on the coaching lines. Dena
and Deveney played together
under Claire Van Hoorebeke
on the 1953 championship Ana·
beim eJeven.
The game. which ls tenla·
tively slated for Aug. 19 at the
Santa Ana Municipal Stadium,
pits the Northern 0 r a n g e
· 1. County all-stars against the With guys hke Baylor ind West In the meup. Southern Orange Count y all· sometht~g is obviously w_rong if the Lakers cimnot stroll stars.
home with the crown th.I! year. In two years a~ headman
It has been suggested a coachin~ change Is In order. al the Anaheim Par?Chial
Current bouman Fred Schaus has Jost his touch. so they 1 school, Dena has compiled e
d h Id be turned out to "lfiture immediately if I 16-2 record. dropping only one say, an s OU "' game each year. In 1963 his
not sooner. , Friars lost only to Mater Dei,
READY FOR CIVIL WAR -Vince Deveney Oeft) coach of the Southern Rebels
in this year's Orange County North-South prep alt-star football contest. and
George Dena. Union general, havf' a friendly pre·battlr mpetinJt. f'riendships
ended and hostilities startect when rival coaches were handed '1H1eial rules for
the charity game. scheduled tentativelv for Au~. 18 at thr Santa Ana Munic1·
pal Bowl.
Understandably something bas to be done in a and in 19&4 they went through
hurry. The Days, Mntins and Crosbys aren't about toj the regular season undefea.t·
keep coming back to the Sports Arena unless the Lak· ed. !~Ing only to Anaheim tn Stilt Adj.U'4ed
d ti ally cbanee their attitude towards winning. I tbe first round of t he CIF 0
' ers ras c e . playoffs 21·13 Big Na1nes Absent And with them will go a couple of thousand paying cus-1 Among t hei~ 1004 victims 76crs RollinO'
t~rs. was Mater Del. whom they -
After all, mOlt of the people go to Laker iamesl Mat 13-0, marking the only \Jnlt~d Pre11 lnten. ational
· ' Oc · \l h ed on during the season. I ll took a perlod or tidtust· Just to see the movie 11ta.ni. Few if any. pay attention to\tlme tbe Monarchs were scor· In, Desert Classic whether the Laken ~ or lose. cuio~a Y you .. ear Deveney. whose teams are, menl. but Will the Stilt and
"omebody D'!umble, Gee, that was a nice shot, but n~ for their 0 r fen 51 v e the Philadelphia 76ers ha ve
I hat's about it punch. too" over ai; headman joined lo form a formidahlr r ALM SPRINGS. C a I 1 (I In con1ra .. 1 .lrmn 1At7 rut
Wbich brinB.s us batk fn f he original point. "What/ at Orange three years back.I fore~. . /' P 1 -The $100 000 Rn h :m strokes off h1., ftr~t round
il1£Jerence does tt make7" To me -none. As I've point· The past t"o seasons he har. Wt!t Ch;;mbfrlatn. recpn llyl llOJW Pl'l'Pr1 GnH nas<-1r -an a.1 in thP hrst round . a
rd out in the past, J'm a Boeton fan anyway and in the co~plled 4+1 rec?rds. fol· acquired ~Y the 76ers lru m swung Into the 1h1rrl round In· 6.1 Th11r<;d<1y I
end. they'IJ wm no matter what the Lakers do. lo"ing a 1·8 .mark in 1962. the San F rancisc~ Warriors. day with flfty·four hole1< re· Th1r <.k. :1li rlederl tn rla~·
Last year his Panthers sc~,r-contributed 35 points Thurs·! mainin.t: before thr pla' rr1. onl v n, P nr w< to11rnamrnls
ed 25 touchdowns •hue day night to lead thP 76l'rSldJvide the loot Sundn' in this a \l'Clr. most!\ in lhr wintl'r.
amassing 2.083 yards on the to a 123-119 victory O\ er the 9().hole tournament. anrl 1s perfec.tly happy a-; a * * *
Tit~ Plt•ntom'•
Vince Deveney, who'll CHCh the South ... uact
in this ye1r's Orante County ,rop 1ll-tt1r foothill
cl111ic, Uk• te remember lt1ck to th• days when he
wn et Anaheim.
A high school 1ridder of no ""'" reputation.
!See COACHES, P1ae 11) 1 St. Louis Hawks. I And j{ thr bi~ namr prr· clu.b rrn 1n Kansa~ lit ~. ~;in
~:ti~~IE!§!~~;E;Jl!:~~lianJ~!;iillfE.,~l!J formers such al\ .lad, N1t1 ... Th1rl\k ha~ harl l\\O c;tr:.1ght
Santa Anita
Race Entries
la1111. Arnolt· Palmer, T 11 n v 67<.
Lema, Bill Casper .r,. and l ZarlPy. 2:i. from Yal..11na .
Mike Souchak. arc to makr a Wa-.h . won the national colle· I move, ll°I\ time lhrv i;tartrd. ~iatr ~olf hllr in 1962 at Hous· ~ Tht pi cturr al lhP starl or ton 1 ·niHr,.itv lie wa-; in c:on·
~'*lr'~ play. USC, Washington and
Washington St ate show
iequal 2·2 slates and ar&
tied with Stanford and Ore·
gon for second place.
UCLA and USC switch op·
ponents tomorrow night and
by the time the smoke clears
from the four-game set, the
conference should have a
bona fide contender for t h e
klr.gpin Bruins rather than
the crowd of heretofore for·
lunate opportunists.
Washington State figureb to
have its hands full with the
1-4--.o ... u ,,L01 ,.,..~,1111 Brul.ns, as they joust in thr.
Frf. Feb. 5 1965 lid llfter. ~e Cougars wUJ be ' ' playing without the services
of top scorer Randy Stoll and
Radio, TV
Sports Log
first line reserve Dale Ford.
Although B r u i n forward
Keith Erickson is a question·
able performer because of a
leg injury. the UCLA nucleus
of GaU Goodrich and Edgar
Tl LI VISION
SelVNIY 11 JO o,,. -For• Gollt•$
IJ
I Lacey will bl' itching to geL
,,,..,,.1 back into AA WU action.
I o"' -llowll"t• (f\•""'I I)
I • "' -BOii l<oCM't Oe~rt c;.11
Ctauk. CheMtt •
1 • "' -USC VI UCLA ........ ml"' metl. (l\tlW'OI 11
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Washington Slate has won
three of its last four games
land coach Marv Harshman
feel s hi s squad is on the up-
s..-.ini;: and ready to improv!'
on It~ 5· 11 record
trSC has a ruu h e a d of
-.tPam built up as thz Trojanr1
meet Washington in the night·
cap. The Trojans got fine Rll·
around play from U1eir th c
starter~ -Allen Young. 8111
Westphal. .John Block. D<iug
IBakom and John Zauaro -
la st Mond::iy and Tuei;day anrl
1romped to eai.y victories in a
,pai or J?amcs with lhP Uni·
lversitv of Hawaii .
The I lusk1rs "ill counter
1thc Trojan threat with tlleir
1onc·man gang -Lynn Nanctt.
Nance rates ai; the AAwu·s
~econd tfading scorer with a
120.5 a·;eragi: and holds the
third spot in reboundin$:. Deveney w11 it.out to 9redu1t• when An1hoim f 1n1
fi"t st1rted mtkint the n•rM of Mlck•Y Flynn a
fable.
· -.'t tod ay°<; rxerdsr ,,.:1~ rlomin· 1Pnt ion herP ·rrum thP nutsPt .,...,'L ... mlll1.:li.4; ll ated by i!Olferi; \o\hn arf' R lit· "ith M. then fi4i for h1$ l:l-4
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fa mou~ • ,, ~ ~ 1r,,,.,. ti• • ''b••1. ~:ir~-~~~-~~~:;~ .. ':'51-tft'l~'!!W'"S~ ThP · ,t>adt•r, 2n1n:: tnln lhP ,,. n ,.;r ll ()II ND IJj.C "'""'~,, • .,,, .. '1 .. (!rift! Colonist c0tch Cl1lre Vin Hoorebeke atitned
O.v•ney'a number 25 to Flynn ind Mickey WH 10
elated over it he stopped lty O.ven•y'• houM to tell
him of th• good fortune.
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'1l1r IJ.\ILY PILOT 11, nne
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t'd M!f\ 1Cf'' or bot h A~~nri·
111ed PrPss 11nd United Press·
International.
"I told Mickey with th1t number he was bound
to do OK," Vince recalls. "lfttle did I reallg 1t the
time I would be the ne.t to l11t pl•y•r •v.r to WHr
number 25 for Anthelm." ThrM yHrs liter, the
numerals were retired forov.r.
Ou•···· .&lie• '" Cotl•I I ::~ l lGlfT" llA(lr. , .. mil• "'"" ••1 r a I m ~ r Wa<; in thf' 140 (jrpv Gho .. l who<;p 26-foot l ~':!'~'· l~O~'~ltdt\ Y\ Porllt!ld Buch.
t oOIK 11 w !>l>Gtmt•f' mt•O • , • .,, n•~ and uo ,.,. ·••• ·d I d h -=========================: ,., ... .,, 11 "' v,,..,, ::~ "'*"""'"" ... ,.,,up "u•-. '~ 00' ••n group, ancl Nicklaus al 142. I slrt e calap11 I(' 1m into ·,-~~"~= ,~o ~~nl "' •d. Gr~' ~'50 '" W'"""' ' • -< Lema wa s in better position lh" elite of harnrss racing. Flynn, In c110 you h1vlft't been followlnt
Or1nge County footblll through th• y11rs, it pro~
ably tho most celebrated high school bide ever to
perform hero 1Muts. He w11 known 11 the "Phan·
tom From F1nt11yl1nd" ind co1chff still rtfer to
tb• nrlout MIMnS 11, ''The ye1r Mickty pl1yed on
the a.. team," or, ''TIM yHr Mlclc•y w11 • junior."
I •e<ond 10.000 ""'d '~· I-•· l<J(f • b . d . I h f '"' •"'~ n Powe111 • ,.!! Co"Mum °'?""• rw .. ""'&'•' , at .139. and Souchak contend· wal\ une in l' roze n Kint'\ T~ I Ill M#ft•l'I '" Oo•I I IJ' &.I I o• "''"'"' •u " ,.11;:,11,,,..1•11·•;~1 5._,...~,. ,. in~ at t3a. , turf Thurc;da y ~k• Country IW .... m.111 l'I) lltllO\I• (M "<•Ill . Three shot!' orr thl' 11:1rc ;it The raslE:St trotter '" har· SICONO llA(f. • 1v.i.,n1• I .,., ("Or l<OU>< II V•l•n1u•l~I . h. l di d . old• '•"'·''"° ,.,., ,,......... nr•u •-''"•<""v 1w ~,.,,..,, •• ,. I.Ti were Fran!.. Beard. nandy ne~" racm~ is ory e. in
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DAIL v l'ILOT t NI'# ...... u 1 ~ I I Fri., Felt. s, 1965 u -./:; -:.r u By ED GIBSON I p. ............ lilr:t'4M '!'\9 ..... ~NJllll!!ll!ill!_l[I!!!! __ .. 01 !tie 0811~ l'llet $1tff
I.1ineups
lffi·Marina
F ···Gerard Anderson
F ··.Carter Lewis
C-:Blitch Rolllns
G---:&b Kleswetter
G···Bill Gerber
Westminster
F ·-.Jack Olson
Survival Is the theme whrn
Westminster invades the Hun
tington Beach·Marina gymn.t·
slum lonlght at 8 p.m. for a
6-2 clash with the neighboring
6-0 Oilers. 1 A win by the Lions will keep ~them In contention for a CIF
5-D playoff berth and complett>I~
end any hopes the OU cu~
quintet has of gaining thr
playoffs.
It Happens
In Moscow
By GLENN WHITE lf ·-R1ck AJdndge
C-·Walt Lambert
6-J With a 1·3 league rernr•I t~ coach Lute Olson's. Mann ..
squad Is barely keeping II 1 • 5-1
9
1 head above the water now. anr1
<>-one more setback would lK
fatal.
~ ~ • ~ Wll'• o.•• G-·Bill Wh1te
Seldom would l be inclined to believe a high school G--Pug Pierre
coach who turned down opportunity to move into col· Westminster's Joop mark 1i. 1
even at 2·2, leaving the Lion' legiate ranks is sensible or sane. ·
The two levels of coaching cannot be compared
and in my mind beine a university or college tutor
opens the door to broader and richer opportuniti~
if the chap has anything on the ball. '
Dick Coury of Maler Dei, however, is the exception
to my feelings.
Alter enduring several days of torment and several'
nights wilh little or no sleep, Coury turned down the
chance to be an a ssis tant football coach at the Unlver·,
sity or Idaho. I
The U of Idaho is located in, of all places. Moscow.
This is a different Moscow than the one in the Soviet
Umon. howe ver.
Moving from Southern CeUforni1 to Motcew,
ld1ho I•, to me, 1bout as dulrellto ea movlnt to
the MoKow of tho USSR.
ldeho I• 1 lovely pl1c. to llvo -if yeu like
to shovel snow, hunt 9rlnJy bMrs, fish, ski, cvt
trMS down or be 1 farmer.
It h•• rMny lov.ly Nkt• incl riyen, h'9h-
lighted by Coeur d'Alene end the ltlVff ef Ne l•
turn (Tho Selmon). Sun Veltoy It 1 ski , ... rt ef
some f1me.
And while our Ord 1t1tt abounck In many
thing• centered erouncl Mama Nature, ft fa theft
in another vlt1I matter concernlnt Coury end his
invite to tutor grid fortunes fOf tho Venclah.
It would seem, looklnt et record1, that lclahe
Is suffering from Itek of football talent.
Coury would have had a lot to look forward to in
Moscow. After aJI, U of Idaho would have to improve in
football ..•. there isn't much room to go the olher wa y.
J{ecords -tn third place. just one length back of the runner-up Santa
HUNTINGTON llACH·MAllNA
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Ana Valley. The Falcons top·
pied the Lions, ~44. when the
two teams met to the first·
Fe•ture
G•Me
round action two weeks a~o
There is little to choose l1r
twt'en the two squads w It h
Valley a11 the opponent hr
·ause the Oilers also lost to thr
1 falcons by 16 points. 70.54
Both teams lost to unbeal
en. loop-leading Western
while both edged winless Ana
helm. But a comparison ol
the Santa Ana scores gives ii 1 definite edge to coach George
Galloway's Lions. They top.
I pied lhe Saints, 43-42, in thP
Sunset League opener. wh1lr
Oilers fell victims to Sanla
Ana. 70.57. last week.
Three Oilers are averagmr
lin double figures for the yf',,,
headed by Gerard" Anderson ,
14.9. Bill Gerber is hitting ~1
an 11.7 clip while Marv W~·I·
ard is averaging t 1.0 prr
game. Anderson is also t h r
team·s leading rebounder.
Balance is the scoring slot '
at Westminster, with no le~~ Area Fives than seven cagers averagini:
Idaho. believe it or not, once was a member of the five points or better. Pug
now defunct Pacific Coast Conference. along with Mon· Pierce heads the list with an
tana. Cal. Washington. Oregon. Stanford, Oregon State. Are F d 11.3 average, with Rick Al·
Washington State, USC and UCLA. 8V0fe drtdge and Jay Williams nex1
· h dul d b at 3·3· . The. Vandals were only occasionally sc e e Y Orange Coast area prepb Olson expects the ~ame 111
Cali!orrua members of the PCC. Last recorded date the are all favored to post vie· be decided on lbe backboard
t ~,·o regions cla8hed in f ootbe.11 was 1949 when Sunford \tones toniaht to basketball ''The team that controh lh•
ripped the l d_aho bunch, 63-0. . -. bosUliUes with vaned league boards will win th e game .
Idaho did have one s tupendous upset win during he staled.
its closing years as a PCC team. Back in '47 11947, that opponenh. ----------
1s) Jdaho gtaggered Stanford 19·16 in the season open· In all cases but the area · · • h smuher between Huntington OCC er. Stanford went on to lose every game t at year. .Beach·Marina and WestmJn ~tting back to Co~ry .vs Idaho. it would have been ster. the foes have met at • • •
a raise tn pay and elevation In stature. lust once before lhJs year. (From Pait 14)
And ln those past meetings who seemi. to get better
Tho Vandals are reportedly lntoro1ted In builtl· Oranae Coast area entries wtlh each outing, hasn't
ing their 1thtotlc program. Such eMrtY un lte toocl have triumphed. been out or the doubles
or advtrM. It rnoena they'll back thtlr cMches. TonJaht's battle beains at 8 since he joined the club 14
But It elN signlflot tho po11iblltty tht coach with Costa Mesa and New· games back.
wlll be fired if ho doesn't win enough. And like I port Harbor opening the sec· King. held to six points
aay, winning 1t ldeho may require someone with ond round or Free w a y by ruverside, still leads
1upornatunl telonta. League hostilities at home. the team in scoring with
Of courM Coury would not lte cempletely out The Mustangs. tied for sec· 245 for the year. McLeUan
of luck if tho ut wort lowered 1t Moscow. Ho coul.t ond with Newport, roll out has 223 and Bla nd 189.
Plant potatoes and run 1 --table w-n. tht> welcome mat for Bolsa Ron Inman. Al Batty and ·-.--.-d L.-Grande while Newport en· Jim Gillespie. three ball·
As en eui1tant coach under now tri uv.. tertaJns Buena Park. hawks, will divide time in Stt~• Muue1u ho woul.t h1ncllo a good deal ef r• Corona del Mar"s Sea Kings the backcou rt for the Buca
cru1tlng. take the road to Kennedy ror J or AJ ~wyer
an Jr\'ine Leagut struagle A win tonight "oulrf gl\ r
That. would. of cour•e. mean new travels. He·d be 10 ind Mater Del journeys tol the surprising OCC forrts
li ne for trips to surh places as Medicine Bow, Wyoming;1Montebello for an Angelus a 5·2 record for thr Cin i
Red Lodge, Montana. Ephrata. Washington; Grass Val· League ~kirmish with Cant.I round or league play At
Jev, Oregon, etc. well. the outset of EC co111.petl· 1
· \Vllen not on the road he'd b<' in the thriving city Costa Mesa "ill be out to' tlon. there wa11 a ~mglc
of Moscow ... a city inhabited by some 11.183 citizens of re~und .from a stunninit 8(). m.ember 01 . t_h(' l-n·called
a st.ale admitted to the Union 7!l ye1rs ago. 78 overtime setback to up expert set g1v.mg_ thr Bucs
Moscow is probably one of the fastest growing cities and cominJt Butna Park a chance t< wm fl\ r ;a mes . . · Tuesday. CMch Jule Gages' total.
of the ~h1te Pine state. . Mesans thrashed Bolsa ln As. for seconrf placr.
. Fr om th~ census of 1.950 to the population count of the fi rst round of play. 76.51. they re a game nut uow,
1960. ~1oscow s populace JUmped by 590. Ne" port ctobbtred Buena. l>ut F ullerton doe~n ., fig.
Unfortunately. few of the 590 seem to be football Park. 70-41. But the Covott>s ure to ha lt the R1,er<.ide
players nf any worth. . I are frtsh from two major machine anrl thu~ thr Op·
Enrollment at the Vandal 111shtut1on shows 4842 up~els. knocking off J·'uller· portun1ty for thr 1u1111' up·
st ud.,nts m captivit y. 1ton and Costa Mesa. and ward
Thal make~ the un1 vers1ty ~lightly larger than Pa· may be dan~erou~ ----------
cute Hi~h School of San Bernardino. which boasts 41001 Corona dtl Mar handled!
students. Kennedy. 75·53. but. the lat·
ter stunned formn lrvlnt ,,,. Bmd~ethnll
Coury'• doci1ion will be more than pleasing to
friends and followtrt of Mater Dti'1 footboll 1uc:·
co·kadrr Valencia. 51 ·45. M•''' Dt< 1111 1111 "' 111111
1Tu.esday while CdM wa i. i~~;;.~n;,, ~ : .. :;~;
bemg bombed bv Loara. J~""~"" rn < °'"' .....
I
M t ,.._1 • Pr••IM 111 ,_ , 0.,.~ CHMS.
Since t1kint over tho he1d 1wlnt1kln post for
the Monarchs, Coury'• t11ms hevo become legend-
ary in Southland prop ranks. They specialize in h1rd
pl1y, defonH end, most Important of 111, they make
a h1blt of wlnnf ng.
a er IJ1: shaded Cant· Ge~-.· 11., c, ., ···~'' well. 47~1. in a slo\\·Up con·' «o•••• .. ~ .. , ••. r·· ~ • •• t t i ti f' a1"1y .. ·1 r ''" 111 .,. ~ ... -••• ~
1 es n 1e tr st round or " t •n•~ 111.
Addltfon1lly, they journey to L11 Vog11 every
other you for football activity, •mont other things.
It Js no Hcrtt that more Mater Doi boosters
mike tho V0911 trak thin turn out for • game with
S1IHi1n at Senta An1.
Angelus activity. 0~~1;~'"'' ~· "•'
Basketball Standing~
"llllWAY Lh GUl
And ft ls no 1ocr•f th1t ld1ho'1 1011 11 Miter ' vr L "' C."'!Se" o .. ,v, 1 n ;"
Oti's g1in. IC:\la Me • ; ~ H' '' I '' fl , •• Vt l•r-• ••
'-' 1 rr •A ... ,,,
Nt waert r1~ Orl"Ot'
@.1•,.ne ••'~ ~IVll""I ,,.
f'Utlfl'r fM 4 ' Srrlh~ Bit~ Rfrh Dnublr
One Orange County sports writer seems to have tht !oiia '"'"~' -1
golden touch when it. comes to hitting rich datl~· double ani . ,.,:;~~ .. ~: ~~'.:':' ,., •
paVOffS !utno rar~ •I Ne¥•r•rl
• Th b h d . l bl t h' I · ' ) f:ord•~ G••v• ti "'""'• e sen e. w o rives a car su1 a e o 1s p 1y~1ca ''''''"~" 8• ss"'""•
{.tature. connected on lhe Wednesday daily double at
Sanl il Anita tn the fllM of 1948 60 &NC.II.US l U OU[ w l ,.,
I j\ t t It was only a few months ago "hen this Sil mr f l'llO\\ ~~;. 01'
came through wi th a comparable DD payo({ at Del Mar ~.•"1~"11, HP. spend11 every minute sttldylng thr racing f nrm s •• ,,,:'.: ~
and 1l is rumored he rooms al the track. I ,,,,,., o• ":1,••r:",?~~"
In fact. he even takes his annual val'at1 on al Del Mar S••• .• .., •1 ·• ""0
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ab1lllv In read lhl' ract> form ·• 1.... ~ ;. ";, ",• r,. v ~ . ,.
,\c; a hancli<'a~per hr·~ nn r of lhl' hr~I I J..nn" \i-a :~ ~~:.'.··,.. • ,.
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TIMES
INDOOR GAMES
SATURDAY NIGHT FEBRUARY 13, 1965
Los Angeles Memorial Sport1 Arena
VALERIY BRUHEL WOLFGANG REINHARDT
of USSR of Germany
RALPH BOSTON IGOR TER·OVANESYAN
of the USA of USS R
VILMOS YARJU REX CAWLEY
of Hungary of the USA
MIKE LARRABEE RUDOLF TOMASEK
of the USA of Czechoslovakia
MARY RAND BLAINE LINDGREN
of Great Bnlain of the USA
BILLY MILL5 IOLANDA BALAS
of the USA of Rumania
Gill CROTHERS fOMMY FAR~Elt
of C~nadi of the USA
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and all Mutual Ticket Agencies
If
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CoWlty Prep Basl{etball Log 18 OAH,T l'ILOT/NIWS•"HS'
Fri., Feb. 5, 1965
Congressional Cup Series
Under Way Off Long Bea~h GOLF
NOTES
S•n•n A11a
Lolita Mahoney captured
the Presid ent's Cup tourna·
ment for women last week.
beating Margaret Graham in
the finals. 5 and 3. The Presi-
dent's Cup is symbolic for
the women's championship of
the club. and she will now
have her name engraved on
tllr tJ·ophy.
Fr:ink Merkel ai:e:1 th e 175-
y ard sixth hole at Santa Ana
lai:t week when his five iron'
shot hit just 11hort of the cup
a nd bounced in.
The Santa Ana golf teams
srtit two matches last week
as the 'Thursday tearr. ab·
sorbed a 44-4 beating at th e
hands of Virginia Country
Club. 36-12, on their ho m e
links.
The Thursday team will 1·n·
ter tain Virginia in a r?inatch
of last week's mati::h. while
the Sunday team i~ slater! 1n
play Redland~ Country Cluh
on the SACC l'oursP
frrlnf' Const
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and capture the an nual two-n
man team cham pionship at ~
Irvine Coast. ~
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teated the defending champi· ~
on!'. Chuck Heidbrink a n d .,
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Uieir names engraved on the 1 ., eo1u Gr•Nk "
Hugh Hudson Memorial Tro-1 !; ~~"':,',',,.. ..:::::::::::: ~
Ph" and wilJ reign as ttam• s1 L• .. •bt• ............... ,, 11 C ~Olla Ml Mt r 43 champions of the country club sa Meter 0.1 ...... ...... n for the next year. · s1 <>-1nH .. .... ...... ., ,. C1ll>eC1r1I .......... •.• U Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forbes .. 1 11e1w1 .. "•iY ............. 11
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es .Jack and JUJ tourney at the ~ ~~t':1~:' ~
club. The team fired a net
123 to win by two strokes.
The Ralph Comptons paired 1
with Jim Ward and D e D e \
White to fire a net 130 and tie
v.i th Richar d Stinson and the I
J erry Helperins.
.•lendo1~lark
Ligh tning struck t\\ ice for
Ben Ropp of Ga.·Jen lifO\'C
lai;.t week as he scored a hole
on the 145·\'ard 11th hole at
thE' Meado~lark course
\\'hen he holed out his ~even
mm shot Saturday he dupli·
cated a feat he had accom·
plished in 1952. that of scor·
tng an ace on the 11th hole.
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Long Beach Yacht Club 's In the other two races lloli· Robert M. Allan Jr .. NHYC,
, C~ngressional Cup ya<'hting day w a s paired again~l vs Joy ti (No. lOl, George
series featuring 10 cra<.'k skip· I Arthur Knapp s chartered Sh1-1 Hart Jr .. ABYC.
. :bui (CaHONo.21) represent· Friday t2nd race): Shibul, per s ot Cal-40 sloops go1 un· ing th e Larchmont 1NY1 Knapp, vs Holiday U, Allan;
der way at 10 a .m. today oH:vacht Club, and Gary Hoef· Pirate 11, Hoe ner. vs Joy 11,
the Long Beach breakwater. ,ler's Pir.atc II. California VC. 'Hart; Per~ephone, Griffith, vs
Ea1:h "r the 10 boats w i 11 Here 1s the complete run· A.h sante. Lamson; Rocking
ral'e ~hree races a dny -to-down of races during the Chair, Boyd, vs Blue Marlin,
day, Saturday and Sunda y -thr ee days : Driscoll : Hanalei. M~Lellan,
matched against one boat al F'ridiiy 1 lst ra<'e I Pirate II , vs f lamboyant. Flam.
Id ume . INo. 14l. Gary Hoefler. Cal Fridav (3rd race\: Ahsante.,
By the hnw the series is YC, vs Persephone. t No. I 1. t.a msori. vs Blue Marlin,
co'!'Pl.el.ed Sunday afternoon G e o r ~ e Griffit h, LAYC; Driscoll: llanalei. McLellan.
•45 md1v1dua .. match r·ace will Ah santt> 1No. :!71 lll!gh Lan:i· vs Shibui. Knapp ; Flamboy·
ha ve been sailed. son. CBYC. vi; Ro<.'king Ct11m ant flam vs Joy II. Hart; I Pairings 01 the boats were Vil 1No. 51 . WUlis Bo Yd. Pi r~te II. Hoefler. vs Holiday
deter!'lined a~ a skippers LBYC; Hanalei t N~ l. Hays Too, Allan ; Persephone, Grif·
1 meetmg last night at the host McLellan 'St. Franl'ts YC. vs fith, vs Rocking Cbiir VII.
Long Beach Yacht .Club. . 'Bl~e Marlin 1 No. 2~1 .. Jerry Boyd. I Robert M. Allan s Holiday Driscoll. SDYC : Sh1bu1 I No. Saturday Ost race): Pirate
11 from Newport Harbor 21), Arthur Knapp Jr., Larch· r: vs Flamboyant; Perse ..
Yacht Club was scheduled to mont YC, vs Flamboyant (No. phone vs Blue Marlin; Rock·
meet.George H~'s Joy JI in 4l, Barney ~am, Santa Mon· ing Chair vs Shibui; Ahsante .
the f1nt race this morning. lea YC; Hobday II tNo. 24), vs Joy II; Hanalei vs Holiday
Too.
Saturday (2nd race): Rock-
ing Chair v~ Joy II; Ahsante
vs Holiday 11 : Persephone vs
Hanalei: Blue Mar 1 i n vs
Flamboyant; Pirate II vs Shi·
bui.
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Ahsante vs Shibui :· Pirate II
vs Haoall'i: Blue MuUn vs
Joy IJ: Rocking Chair vs Hol·
iday II; Peresphon' vs Flam·
boy ant.
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NEW PRIZE -Commodore Bob Pierce of Long
Beach Yacht Club shows off the handsome new
Congressional Cup. perpetual trophy to be awarded
annually in the unique Congressional Cup match
race series which started today at Long Beach.
1
Sabots to Race Off LIYC
Lido Isle Yacht Club will All adult Sabot sailors he·
host the second adult .Sabot\ longing . to 1ocal y~cht clubs
race in the current sene! or are invited to participate.
three on Saturday. The last race will M held
The races w1U be sailed off on Saturday. F'eb. 27.
Sunday (lst race): Pirate
II vs Rocking Chair; Perse-
phone vs Shibui: Ahsante vs
Flamboyant: Ranalei vs Joy
U ; Blue Martin vs Holiday ll.
SUnday (2nd race): Perse·
phone vs Holiday JI; Absante
vs Hanalei; Pirate II vs Blue
Marlin; Rocking Chair VII vs
Flamboyant; Shibui vs Jay II.
Sunday (3rd race): Blue
Marlin vs Shibui; Flamboy·
ant vs Holiday II : Persephone
vs Joy II ; Pirate II vs
Ahsante; Rocking Chair Vll
vs Hanalei. .........................
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432! t Anaheim & XimtllO, souttl of
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the clubhouse dock. starting! ------------==========
al l p m., and all racing de-
tails will be h a n d 1 e d by 41 Q••ci'O Alemllo• . 10 11 !lutn• P••~ \&
" Wu•mln•tt • ~o S4 C0<one Clel Mt • •I
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George Bissell . race chair-1
COACHES man. and his committee. 1 • • • I The turnout for the first 1
race. held during January, I
(Continued From Page 14) was prophechc of a success-!
79 Trev •••• ••••••• '-"
ff Lowtll , ................ •&
S1 l !l?Vn• }I s• e•t• s2 The Meadowlark m e n · s
club will sponsor a fivesomesl
best-ball tourname nt Sunday
and the teams will be pl ay· AS
in~ the selected drive meth· ~
od The players wilJ all drive. 11
but they wili all hit their sec· ~
ond shot from where ~he best 12
ANGELVS
LEAGVE
MATla Dll
G1rMn Grov•
8 t ll1rm1,....Jettt r-
Lo~ll
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1
F JC Matmen l !.~ e;~7~:~:A '"''~
~ , Cerl•Oad
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~round and completing 61 of 1ru1 in itial series. l
114 passes
11 Dena was a sophomore ~ quarterback on that 1953 Col-Sunkist Series
To Have Finale
Loere
M•vnollt
Tu•lln
We1tt rn
~ 0 r a n g e Coast College's ;: ~:::-;,t:ook tl wrestling troops Sel the Slagel ~~ e1~:ot Part(
se for next Thursday's showdown n E"'""'•
.. ..... .... .... :f onist team while Deveney I . . , ..... ~ \\as a senior halfback. •• drive stopped ,,
'9
11
Stnlt ,t.n1
Gro••monl
NtWPOrt .. 1rbor . . • ..
Co••• Mow
"° with mighty San Bern ardino1 •J M•!lf'011• O I n Armv·Nevv •• by "alloping injury riddled 5l E"'"°''
~ Following graduation Deve-
... :·:::: :::: ...... , ney went on to Whittier Col-Final rac·e of Balboa Yacht
u lege where he play~ on three Club's Sunkist Series will be illesa Vef"de
The Mesa Verde golf t<?am
hosted Riviera Country Club.
Sunday and came away on
the short end or a 26·22 tall\'
'fhe team hopes to get back
on lht winning track Thurs-
dc: v when it hosts Palos Ver·
des Country Cluh in :mother
m·ttch.
J frs. Phil William;; brokl'
100 for the first time in her
life Friday when she turned
in a line score of 97 She said
if ., as one of the biggest
11:1 ills she had ever had.
R.ottcho
Snn Joaquin
r.ancho head pro Jack Doss'
"'1ff' Barbara gave ~irth to
their hrst child Tuesda y in
Lur.g Beach. The bab y.
named Mic hael Dr ew.
wt>i~hed nearly nine pounds
at oirth. and both mother and
ch ild are doing fi ne.
.Jad • ;oays young Mic hael
hu-~n 't had a golf club in his
hand yet. but it shouUn't be
long now
ButdiHfftOn Beach
The Huntington Beach golf I
team -traveled to Springbrook
Country Club Sunday a n d
ptnned a lopsided 36-12 defea t
on the Springbrook team
P11UlttfJ Around
Mrs Fa.v Benedkl of Costa
M~~a pulled a three iron out
of her bag Thursday as she
CIJ'pl'oac:hed the nin th t~r at
Riverview Goll Course a n d
promptly drilled the ball into
the cup.
II \\CiS he r first al'e in two1
~t ,1'• d pla\lng golf, nncl the
third r~cntrl<'d ;it R11en1e"
th• ""'' In lhf' group"'"'
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57 Tu•hn
6Cl Fullerton . 30-13. on the Pi-1 71 L0""•11
ti 61 &rta " rate mats last night I se i:cor~111 f, It was the thir~ straight 6' 5'" c•1"""'' ~~ v1ctury for coach Fred Owe ns·\
n Coasters in Eastern Confo>r· ~: ence competi tion. but the> win
LOWfLL
I• No~el"
Al L• Ov•nlt
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56 Mat'• Ool 49 St n Clemen•~
SI f oolh1ll
SS Burne Per-
S4 Sunny Hiii>
~ SCIAC champ1onsb1p teams. After receiving his degree' held Sunday.
lrom Whittier he started his The hr st class ~ W receh:e
~~ coaching career as an assist-a starting signal at noon from
y an t at Bolsa Grande in Ga r· a committee boat anchored :1 den Grov~. He also re~meJlwe!it of the club's mooring " to Anaheim as an assistant .. before laking over al Orangl' .a __ re_a_. _________ _
• Den a quarterbacked the
'' Stv&nn• 41 St Antnory
string figures lo come to a '° top next week when tJ1e
;: powerful Indians invade town ,
" Snn Berdoo has won 46 f! straight EC matches. never
,. having lost since ('Oach Bob ~~ Smith took ove r som2 seven
~~ year~ back
•• Rt ntno Al•m1101
AJ la H1bra -:1 famed 1954 Anaheim team I
U Lo utn 61 SI John ea.co
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10 Al though defeated. Ed Ma x· ~! well was one of U1e Pirate'
~f heroes a g a i n s t Fullerton.
Maxwell wrestled with torn
li gaments in the ankle and
was narro\\ ly deci~ioned. 4-2
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won bv •ortoll 1J
111 Pound• -Bob Pow~ll I' ll<'t1>lon )1
Jim H<>d~ tOCC l, • s 6'
i61 Pounds -Tom E~t•1 'Fl d• ;3 tll•On Ed M .. well IOCC1. •·1 51
in Pound> -hrry Lortn•ztn COCC •I
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Foolhlll
S!n Clfmenlt
Br'" Lowtll
FREED FINANCE COMPANY
one of tile oldest "'''"'"ce Co'Tlp1.,1u '" Uli1'1
IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE
THE 6PENING OF A BRANCH
at
1500 ADAMS AVENUE
under the menagenhlp of
C. M. BUD PARKER
~;ilar~ · r111'nttu1·~ • ,\1110 Lo.in~ a1 all a hi• tn ·. 11r11 ••
~or Fa ~! ~ ·1•nill1 and Cr111rtr11tJ' .~rt" 1r1 "'' ~n 1
'] J" '-\I 11'" ral1 o• '"t~ph<·" 1.11 \ ,(,n
I
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which tied Downey, 13-13, in SIYC lo Open the Clf championship game
in the Coliseum. He went on
Ana CoIIP.ge before fini shi ng to play quarterback for Santa I CJ uhroont~
,. his schooling at Chapman . ·• CoUege in Orange. Officers and members nf
• He commenced his coach· Shark Island Yacht Club wtll
:~ mg career at Servile in 1960. dedicate new clubrooms al
' ~here he served as an assist· 1045 Bayside Drive Sunda v at
ant coach for on~ year. Hr z .30 p.m ·
and Frank Doretti served as . . co-head coaches in 1961 and 62. SIY -Is the onl v exclus1ve-
he fore he became headman m ly power boat yacht club
~· 196.J. the Harbor Area .
..
.• ,, flRST ANNUAL •••
•DIRTY
OLD
MEN'S
Cl.UB
·D.O.M.C LUAU
CUt$1nP E~cept 1ona)i> h~ ChPC K~nnv Ru~sel • Bnrnant Musu: 11 nd Entl'~·
t;unmPnt by George 1'a1nap1ru & h1s
e ntire t.roupr.
WIN A l·DA Y WK. END
CRUISE FOR SIX!
N.itlon1I Coverage In Mii iionaire M.-o.
SUND A y I FEB. 14, 1965
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rooms The N ew Shearton Beach lnn-
H. I .
LOTS of DANCING. "LAUGHING & SCRATCHING''
$7.50 PER PERSON-TAX INCLt:DED
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Fri., Feb. 5, 19'5
'Su%ie Wong'
Japanese Beauty
Enchants Throng
By ALBERT W. BATES r:Qore of the splrtt of the book °' ,.. Oaltr ,., .... .., comes throup ID the pla7.
A Canada-born J a p a n e 1 e 'LARAMIE'
b e a u t y playing a Cbineae J hn Smith born Robert
proaUtute and b e a r l n I the V 0 Orden ~Jina oppoclte
real We name of McCarthy ~ M~ lnlkl far
captivated the openine nllht awa~ from bil 'tamDS.,. role
audience at Melodyland Thea-tar of TV' ''Laramie,. tre in Anaheim Tueada U I I mng 1 eve-leries. He comet t hr o a I b
Sh~ Is Nobu McCarthy, nee bandJoml17 a tbe 10UDC Cu-
Auurni, offstage, but onltale adlaD ar1ilt la loft wt&h SU-
1he is Suzie Wong to pefec-dt.
tlon in ''The World ol SmSe Up topOie a an ~
Wong," the adaptatlm for lnC pslDdpal perfermer,
legitimate theater of tbe ~ tbouCll with mrtr llDll, II the
telling novel of the same accompllabed actor, Howard
name. The poqnant love story Morton, jut returned to the
of the warm-hearted shady Paclf1c Cout after atarrtn1
lady of the Orient Jest a IOod on Broldway tn the laq run
deal ta tta movie version but bit, "Mary, Mary."
Morton, playing a dLIUlu-
loned EncJishman and being
FV Pl . played off against tbe artist ann111g b7 SUISe ta her love 1ames-mn9* p6cb up the play'a
I • PICe mid brtng1 the audience 0 ymp1c Test io ---wtth hta nrn .. trance u a man too dnmk to
• brlnS h1I man~ For J umors plan• *° CODJUmlll&tio&
Few actor 1 •ttw q'4tng
A J1111ior O!Jmplc Gun. drunk rolee are ab1a to atop
with 1ft8U ICaled for pint: short of total farce. Morton
1ize comp.tlton with stam.lna doei. He audes clul u an
t.o matdl, II aet March 20 in actor. One ol bil llnea hi tlilJ
Fountaba ValleJ. scene will produce chortle•
PrellmlnarJ cant.t.u wm amoaa Onac9 Cout ..non.
be condudecf at ftriaal P'OUD-U. ~ •'SllllDC'a • ea -.
taln Valley ICbooll a part ol d¥ta.
the regular after«bool pr-. OrtlnUla abomd m tM C-.
grams eponsored bJ tbe pub wtaa .JamM U-. u All ......
and recreation·depertmmt. tbe Meal...,_, a4 Kara
Tbe Fomrtaln Valley a.am.. Im• a.. ..a..nt -tart.
ber of Commerce baa appn-......... eat a Po'1"'ed &n-
priated '25 for a perpetual fnl1z•l1 ..
trophy to be lnlcribed with VERSA m..E
the name of the outatandint Allyson DuWI, llnpMan.
performer· cer-actre11 ti dlltlDctlaa car-
To win, youngsters mu• t riea ofi he1' rota u Ka71l'J9t.
1cor• high 1D such event.a aa che1', a Brltllb l1rl who tn..
the broad j o m p, short-di• but failJ t.o put to rout tbe _.
lance da1be1, high jump and tranclu ZuzSe ID tbe an.c.
softball throw. an event r.-Uona of ar1ilt IAnU "'1th a
placing the adult &hot put. Jlln·right touch. She bu cood
Ralph Laudenslayer, parks help from Joh a Maddtlon.
and recreation director, uJd playing Georse O'NeJD ID bll
his staff hopes to have midg-flrat appearance awq from
et Olympics for boys and lirla England and Canada
in fifth and sixth grades at 9 "S rl w 1 .. •-· all f a.m. Saturday, with compeU-u e on .. DO ·am-
tion al J p.m. for boys and Uy show. It II for adulta,
girls in seventh and eighth especially thole adult.a who
grades. can accept and UYOr novelllt
---------Richard Muon'• tbnla that tt la poulble for a womaa la
Suzfe'a altuatian to eeD blr
M. . s ts body wflboat tncbadtn1 ber ISSI OD e . I 0 u J or deltro7ln1 her ca-
pldty foe renuine, lelfltu
Special Show 1ove for a good man.
Author Muon, and play-
wright Paul Osborn, Uilltul-on LI. nnoln ly used the character of Ben
'-' Jeffcoat (Morton'• put) to
spark truth about marital re. SAN LUIS REY -A rare laUonahiPI u tbey really are
Abraham Uncoln document not 11 either ldealllta of C'fD:
will be on display at tbe Old lea would patnt tbem.
Mission San Lula Rey on Lin-"Suzie Woq" ta fu from
coin'• Birthday, Feb. 12, from being a commtrdal play
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. written to titillate through
The docurr.ent voided t ll • candid treatment of life in a
sale of Mission San Luia Rey Hong Kong brothel Jta un-
by Gov. Pio Pico in 1846 to his derplnnlng of commentary on
brother, Jose, and to Jose A. physical cratlftcatlon venua
Cot for $2,000 cash and $437.50 soulful love prov l d 1 1 the
in grain. strength wbicb bu m a d e
Followtnl the Malcu War "Suzie Won(' edure.
In 1848, tbe U.S. Concreu • Scenic ctectper Bal Shafer
tabllahed a land commlhlton and Ughtinl dellgner David
to lettle private land claim• Clive deserve special tributea
tabUahed a land com.ml11ioa for their work on the curnnt
ruled in 1155 that the titles of production. Scene changes for
all the old Mlaaiona lbould "S u z I e Wong" repeatedly
belon1 to the Catholic Church. brought obi and abs from the
It wam't until March 18, audience. The Hong Kong at-
1865, three weeks before his mosphere they created contrt-
)ssaaaination, that President buted mi1hUly to the story
Lincoln 1lgned the pa\ent rec-Une.
o g n l 1 l n I the proprietary ---------
right.a of the church.
It LI one of the few docu-
ments he stgned with his ruu Council Okays
name, rather than simply "A.
1 Lincoln." Recreation Plan
The Costa Me5a City Coun-Boa rd Chief cu has approved the renewal
of the city's lease on the Or-
E. P. Hadley, of 1801 Bay· ange County F~grotu1ds rec-,
ad cre Terrace, Corona d e 1 reaUon audltonum for a three-
Mar, has become board year period.
chu1rman of Hadley Auto The city will pay $250 a
T1 ;inc;port, a 12-mllllon mile month for the facility, cur-
f)!'r year contract carrier for rentl~ the ce~ter of Costa
J ·ord Motor Co. W. P. Had· Mesa s recreational and cul-
k y, 31, was named president. tural activity.
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SHARP "T" MODEL
Not a Ford but a neat home with pool,
large covered patio, built-in kitchen,
panelled fa mily room, loads or plant·
ers, sprinklers. Priced right at $25,950
and owner will trade for income prop-
erty. See it today & move in before
summer. Walker & Lee Inc. Open
Eves.
Kl 5.9 .. 91
HARDWOOD FLOORS
Plus lathe and plaster construction
make Uus large family home an inter·
esuog item tor those people looking
for quality construction w1tb a mod·
C!>L price. Three bedrooms, 2 batbs,
bu1lt-m kitchen, fireplace, and AC·
n:SS for boat or trai1cr. Nea r s<.:hools
and shopping. Best part o! all -the
low, low pril.:e of $H},750. Wal ker &
Lee Jnc. Open Eves.
b46-77 I I
RETIREMENT. INCOME
Begin your retirement nest egg tlu.s
week with income property in Cor ona
Del Mar, paying yearly dividend$ to
you and your family. Centrally located
<.luplex, only $5,000 down brings
S3,240 income and $1,000 annual ap·
prcciation. Priced at $35,000. Otbcr
111come properties available now at
low. mid-season prices. You will profit
by carnng Walker & Lee Inc. Open
Eves.
675-3171
WANT TO MAKE $600 17
Submit $18,900 for a borne priced at
$10,500. Just a few of the features
that may be yours; 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, built-in kitchen, big family
room. covered patio, and convenient·
ly located in a nice neighborhood.
Owner has purchased new home and
will be movmg soon and who wants
two homes? This might be a rare op-
portunity. Walker & Lee Inc. Open
Eves.
Kl 5-9491
BEST BUY IN BA YCREST
Four hu ge bedrooms with floor lo
ceiling closets. Four baths -com·
plctc FORMAL DINING ROOM. Largt!
family room & a 17 x 22 living room
with beautiful while brick firepl::ic.e.
two patios & a sundeck. Fully car·
pctccl & dr;ipecl . lf you built this same
home today your investment woul d
he over $65.000. This luxurious hnme
can be purchased for only $59.250.
Walker & Lee Inc. Open Eves.
M0-7711
COMMERCIAL CORNER
50 foot commercial corner in volume
traffic, location with 2 old er, rentablc
buildings offering rapid depreciation.
Priced under $600 front foot with 180
foot depth on side street. May ex·
change for local M-1. In consideration
of tenants, appointments to see and
nil offers on this exclusive listing must
be made through Walker & Lee. Walk·
('r & U!e Inc. Open Eves.
675-3171
BLOCK WALL:
Surrounds th.is spacious Mesa Verde.,
3 bedroom & family room home. All
equipped with electric built-in kikh·
en, blender, disbmaster, vinyl tile
floors, carpets + a large covered pa·
tio. All yours for $1,400 down. Trade·
in your present home. Full price
$21,500. Walker & Lee Inc. Open
Eve$.
Kl S.9491
SPECULATORS-BUILDERS
Two beauUf ul BACK BAY lots in
country atmosphere with VIEW of the
bay and future activities such as the
2,000 meter rowing course for the Ir·
vine campus. Can have horseis here,
too. Better see these -only $12,100
per lot. Walker & Lee Inc. Open Eves.
646-7711
LOCK IT, FORGET IT
The young and many years young will
Jove t)lis 2 'bedroom, modernized,
Corona· Del .Mar charmer on R-2 lot
with many r ut u r e possibilities.
Bleached wood panelling, island built-
in kitchen, brick fireplace. Walk to
shopping. $3,300 down will handle.
Walker & Lee Inc. Open Eves.
675-3171
NEVER TOUCHED BY
HUMAN FEET
The most immaculate custom home in
Costa Mesa. 25 ft. living room, Ken·
lucky slate entry and hearth, massive
stone fireplace, carpeting, beautiful
custom drapes thruout including
kitchen, wall to wall wardrobes in
every bedroom. Professionally land·
scaped with secluded patio. East.side
location and only $24,250. Walker &
Lee Inc. Open Eves.
Kl 5-9491
TER RI FIC TRIPLEX
Ju!.t one block from 17th SL shopping.
Modern built-ins, wall to wall carpels.
drapes. private patios. one 3 bedroom.
two 2 bedroom, 2 bath units. Only
10% down-Full price $37,500. Walk·
c.'r & U!e Inc. Open Eves.
646-7711
VACANT VIEW LOT
Begin building tomorrow un this hill·
lop. fee simple. view lot, overlooking
ratalina Cha nnel. $3.000 down and
your term~ Walker & Lee Inc. Open
Evcc;
675-3 171
10000-.ral 1000General
"UP FOR GRABS''
Grab this 3 bedroom for only $850
cash. Located 1n Fabulous Mesa
Verde, one of Costa Mesa's most de-
sirable areas. Don't miss out on this
fantastic deal. See 1t now! Buy it now!
Walker & Lee Inc. Open Eves.
Kl 5.9 .. 91
JUNIOR ESTATE
On huge Back Bay lot. 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, t'ORM.AL LJVING ROOM, beau-
tiful rock fireplace in family room-
electric built-ins and all the extr2s
you'd f.ia<I in a new home. Price is
$34,950. Walke1 & Lee Inc. Open
Eves.
~7711
WAU< TO HIGH SCHOOL
'Modernized 3 bedroom with kitchen
built-ins , quiet Newport Heights lo·
cation, R-2 lot tool Only $19,500 with
$2,000 down. we can help finance
Call Wal ker & Lee Inc. Open l::ves.
675-3171
EASTSIDE TRIPLEX
2 bedrooms e1cb, electric buill·ln
kJtcben, carpets & drapes. Huge
72 x 200 ft. lot leaves room for anoth·
er unit or home for the owner with
separate driveway. Located in besl
residential area within walking dis·
lance to market and church. See it
now. Walker & Lee lnc. Open Eves.
Kl 5-9491
EASTSIDE 4 BEDROOM
A well kept home on a quie t street
close to schools & shopping. Com·
pletely fenced dlchondra yard. Large
family room \dth parquet floors & a
breakfast bar Electric built-in kit ch-
en. Cozy red brick fireplace plus cat ·
pets & drapes are all added featurrs.
Asking ~2:J.9!l!'. Mi nimum down
Walker & L('(' Inc. Open Eves.
6 .. 6-7711
WH Y PAY TAXES 7
12 units in de~1rabJe location and top
condition gen erate $100 per month
tax-free spendable and $2.800 annual
income sheltP r plus over 20 percent
return on ('cp111y. Requires S20.000
cash or equit~ 10 handle. Call Walker
& Lee. Exchange Specialists. Walker
& Lcr tnr Open Eves.
675-3171
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Is From Walker & LEE''
EASTSIDE 2 STORY
Imagine the enjoyment of Jiving 111
t his huge 5 bedroom homt' A f orinal
dining room, large family room. 3
baths. and a laundry chute are only a
few attractive features of this lovely
home. Price-!33.950 witn immediate
possession. Walker & Lee Inc. Open
Eves.
Kl 5.9 .. 91
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
POOL HOME
Imagine owning a 3 bedroom, 2 bath
custom home with large rumpus roo m + pool In a beautiful local.Jon in New·
port Heights' Vacant & ready to ltlO\C
in for low down payment. You ra n
assume the low interest 534 r" loa n
with payments of only $158 per
month. Walker & Lee lnc. Open Eves.
M0-77 11
FIXER-UPPER WANTED
In exchange for our 3 years new, :~
bedroom and famllv kitchen h0111 c
close to shopping. R:2 zoning will al·
low another unit. Onlv $1.950 d O\\ n
or we will also trade for a dirty du·
plex. Call your offer to WalJ<er & Lee
Inc. Open Eves.
675-3 171
$I ,000 DOWN FOR R-2 LOT
Including neat little 2 bedroom home
-total price $20,500. Zoned R·2 ancl
room to build approximately 5 more
units on this 63'h x 270 lot. Ideal lo-
cation too. close to schools & shop-
ping. Call now 'for details. Buy now &
bu ild later. Walker & Lee Inc. Open
Eves.
Kl 5-949 1
5 BEDROOM EXECU TIVE HOME
A customi7.ed !5 Br . 3 balh ho111 r on
large lot just right for a largr famil~"
Excellent floor plan Extras such a~
big pant ry. sepa rate utility room ancl
electric garage door opener Thh 1s "
ne\\ listing. fairly pmecl al S·t!f.:}00
Walker & Lee Inc. Open Eve~
6-46-771 1
BIG 2 STORY WITH POOL
Only $5.000 clown will pu t you 111 tl.b
estate-sized. 5 bedroom home ''1th
hardwood floors. 'ferrazo entrr tcatb
to enormous. panelled living· roo.n
Large family room overlooks lhc• heal·
rd & filtered swimming pool ;incl ha:.
1!s own seco nd f1rcplacc. 0\\ m•r 111
s1sls lh1i; excetlcnl valur 111u .. 1 UL'
~hmrn by appoi nt menl onl~. !-O plc<1i.c•
l'all Walker & li<'l' lnr Open E"<'!'.
675-3171
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A LOW DOWN PAYMENT
Moves you into lhe cleanest 3 bed-
room home you will ever see. With
plaster walls & an oversized 2 car ga·
rage this lovely home is priced for
only S16,500 with total payments of
$124 per month including taxes and
1n~urance. So throw away your rent
receipts and build up an equity.
Walker & Lee Inc. Open Eves.
Kl 5-9491
NEWPORT HEIGHTS-$14,950
A fully furnished cottage on a great
level lot in best location. Lot is 50' x
127' with an alley entrance. Let the
tenant help pay for it until you're
re:idy to build. Our exclusive. call now
for an appoi ntment. Wal ker & Lee
Inc Open Eves.
646-771 I
EYE APPEAL~PURSE APPEAL
This recently redecorated 3 bedroom,
2 bath home with heated & filtered
swimming pool can easily be yours.
Estate sale/priced at $18,000-or less.
This home is less than 3 years old. If
you are a barJ!llin hunter & want to
submit a bid. th is is it! Call for com-
plete informa tio n Walker & Lee Inc.
Open Eves.
675-3171
QUICK MOVE I~
Is possible for you on this North.side
Costa Mesa charmer. Pay rent 'til your
Clltrow <:loses. Here are a !ew features
you will have in this 21,.2 yr. old: for-
mal Entry Hall, large Dming Area, 21'
Jiving room, elec. built-i ns, custom
draperies, W /W wnite nylon carpel·
mg, large aluminum covered patio &
2 pullman baths. Assume big li.I.
5114 re-loan at onJy $155 total pet
month. or $1400 uown to new F.H.A.,
or no down for new G.I. loan. Walker
& Lee Inc. Open Eves.
Kl 5-9491
$600 DOWN
For th is large family ho me near shop-
ping & school-;. 3 huge bedrooms,
quality carpet" & drapes, & large
yard Why pay rent "hen your pay-
mrnts on a low inlerest loan would
Ix-Sflfi per month. full price only
~16.!500 \\':ilker & Lee Inc. Open
r.vr~
Mb-77 11
GOOD OLD COUNTRY LIVING
111 this roomy. split-level 4 bedroom
-convertible fandly room home with
separil te dining area. Enormous living
room ha i: hu~e stone fireplace & big
familv kitchen ft'atures stainl ess steel
built.in range. oven and dishwasher.
Re aut1f11l C':irprti ng & drapes. 1\rn-car
1prng<' & laundry room. All th is & a
profcs-.1ont1llv landscaped. oversize
cornrr lot 1001 Ownt'r "ill cons1dd ":>. 750 ll C\\ n & Arant early p-:>sscssion.
\ '.111 tor i ppnin l1ne11t lo sec. Walker
S1 I.Pr I nl' Opt>n t:vPi-.
675-3171
"""" -WALKER & LEE SELLS A OUSE EVERY 48 MINUTES-
NEWPORT BEACH
2043 Westcliff Drive
Newport Beach
Ml 6-7711
CORONA DEL MAR
2760 E. P1cifie Coast Hwy.
Cor0f11 del Mu
675-3171
COSTA MESA
2629 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
Kl 5.949 1
•
3 LOCAL OFFICE S
TO
SERVE YOU
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Frt., Ftb. 6, 196~ ...OUSIS FOR SALi HOUSIS FOl SALi HOUHS fOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ~OUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE
Gen•r•I 1000 General 1000 General 1000 HOUSES r OR SALE HOUSES FOlt SALi ~1ntra1 10000enerat 1000 General 1000Genenl 1000
General 1000 General 1000 --~~~----~~
Matt LaBorde, Realtor
Residential Income Units
DUPLEX: Two bedroom & one bedroom unit
Eastside • Near transpor!ation .. only $1\),500
DUPLEX: Eastside · Near 17th street shopping
Center. $195 mo. income . . . . . . . . . $22.500
TRJPLEX: Near Shopping and Costa Mesa City
Hall, $270 mo. income .......... , , $31,000
BEACH DUPLEX: Two one bdrm. furni shed
units, $3,420 YEARLY INCOME . . . $34,950
TRJPLEX: Pride o( ownership three bedroom -
with fireplace plus two two bedroom1. Ex·
cellent location • LOW DOWN . . . . '37,&00
FOUR UNITS: Eutaide C.M., Near traupor-
tation. $380 mo. Income • $4,500 down. $45,800
BEACH INCOME: Two bedroom, two bedroom
& bachelor unit. te.ooo YEARLY
lNCOME . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $49,500
EIGHT UNITS· All two bedrooms, two units
with two baths. Located near 17th St. shop-
ping. ONLY $1 5,000 DOWN . . . $102.500
Mesa Verde Pacesetter
.J Immaculate three bedroom, family room
home with wall to wall carpets and drapes
thru-out. MASSIVE STONE FIREPLACE. 1 :.i.-
baths. built-in electric kitchen including dish-
washer and disposa l: Near schools. churchei;,
park and proposed new library. See it and
you'll agree it's a goo<l buy at only $31.950.
OWNER OPEN TO OFFERS· Don't wait, see
2860 Serang Place. Open house this week·
end.
View of Catalina
AND BLUE PACJFIC. Located in Newport
Heights is this spacious sL"< bedroom plus
large unfurnished room below double garage
llDEAL FOR WORK SHOP OR HOBBY
R00~1 J. 16'x25' Living room with fireplace,
b1ult-in kitchen, dinette, den and three bed·
rooms upstairs. Three bedrooms plus large
FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT ROOM (with
fireplace) downstairs. Sun deck, patio Ind
completely fenced. COULD YOU ASK FOR
MORE AT ONLY $37,500 • 10'0 DOWN
WILL MOVE YOU IN.
Four Bedrooms · Eastside
Live in excellent residential neighborhood.
The kids can walk to new WOODLAND ELE·
.MENTARY SCHOOL. KAISER JR. Hl. or ST.
JOAClllM PAROCHIAL SCHOOL. This home
is carpeted & dnped, bu 1 o/• baths, flreplace,
forced air beat plus washer·dryer, electric
range and refrigerator include'a in low, low
sales price of ONLY $22,250. Conventional
or rnA Financing available. SUBMIT LOW
DOWN.
Tip· Top Quality Buy
Rarely in this price range are we able to
oCCer a brand new CUSTOM BUILT HOME
with all these desirable features. Spacious
three bedroom, 1 ~ baths, dining room, bric le
fireplace, FI A beat, carpets and drapes.
Located on a corner lot near MESA VERDE
COUNTRY CLUB. Excellent (inancing exist·
ing · Submit 10% down. FUIL PRICE ONLY
$26,700.
5 Bdrm--Family Rm
2 Story beautiful Southern Colonial. Dream
kltch~n with island electrk cook center. All
built-Ins. 3 batht. Huie living & dlnlnl rm.
Park·llke yard with sprinklers front & rear.
Elecl garage door-opener. 20' covered patio.
Submit S2500 dn. Call 540·1720 anytime.
$23,500 -jr. Estate
Beautiful floor to ceWaa ... brtct lnpJilct.
11o1atec1 11m1 rm. a bll beclnDI, t ..._ 11tn
med famUy nn. la!Jt.la all modln klb .....
SUbmU $2000 down -move la. MO-lftO
anytime.
Dow1
Buya you the abarpelt S bdrm ._, .. ton.
2 klnpiJe baths. Connd ..... c a'• wMla
waterfall. Hu all tbl llllDMm hlJ car-·
peted & draped. Call MO-lnt liQtlme.
Mesa Verde--m,m
A perfect home for the Junior Executne. The
popular Mesa Verde "T' fioor plan. 3 king
bdrms & 2 baths. Park·Uke yard with natural
rock waterfall. Used brick lines the pk:tur-
esque flower beds. Huge family room for en-
terWning. '109 monthly payment on uJating
loan. Call 540-1720 anytime.
.
$1,IOO--Move In
Sharp &·clean. Convenient location on picture·
sque street. Brand new 50 l nylon carpeting.
Country atyle kitchen. 3 kingsiie bdrms. Ex·
tra storage cabinets. In popular Costa Mesa
section. Call 540-1720 anytime.
S11,7IO • 3 Bedroom
8barf • dlu. Beautiful home wttb picture
wtDdowa. AD modtrn deluxe wlth blt·ln ran1e
a OftL Mlta:ral brick fireplace l8ts oU
lOft),J llYID1 nn. 2 baths. Close to achoo11 6:
lbopl. lm....U.te poaession. 9111 540-1'720
lft1Ume.
1/3 Acre .. Country Livinr
ID COila Meaa'a popullr MCtlon. 2 story ele-
pnt bame tbat features 5 bdnns. & 2 baths.
Crysta.I chandeliers. custom drapes & thJ~k
wall to wall carpeting create an atmosphere
of outstanding taste & desire. Huge living
rm., formal 1eparate dining rm. Call 540-1720
anytime.
Call 540-1720 now for Information
Orange County Regional Office·· 2955 Harbor Blvd. CM
SALIS PEOPLE ATTENTION
15 MODERN OFFICES
New or experienced . Join a company with lnte·
grity, honesty & new ideas! One of California's
fastest growing organizations. Complete trainin~
program. Call 540-1720 for interview.
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Bllt HEMDlltlS
~..J. £.u
01Mft Ho111e1
l ll01 Cumberland C Weal•
clllt) 3 bdnn1, 2 balha.
$38,700.
ILUFF VIEW I • • • ..
Balboa saw the Pacltlc 2201 Donnie Rd 111t 22nd,
flral, but tlftl lnleresllnf St., t bdnm XEW with
harbor act.Mt7 view from e&rpets • dniptll.
thl1 property would de· • • • •
O:lm/,,rtablc fl bflrm, 31,
bth hume on large quiet
corner lot. Livi~ nn .l
Ifs 4 Bedroomsll
Plu• big dining; room and
1 % baths on t he E&at..lde
Carptung. drapr11 ant1
10111 11( "II tru ror only
$:.t,2:1(1 Lt'l'a s how )'Oil,
OPEN HOUSE
1545 E. Ocean Bl.,
Bal.
SAT le SUN 12 TO !'! PM.
CUSTOM BUILT CHARM·
INC .t: 1M1'~ACULATE.
You wlll h,. lmprel!Ktd
with the v' y hne tea·
t ures offered In thl~ home.
Sliding glaM tf1iors open
onto spat 1ou11 plltlu from
living room 6' dining ';!:!}&-
Upper floor • 2 bdrm1,,
bath, covel'ed de<'k. Lower
floor • 11parlous llvln(
l'OOlll, c1J.n1n1 area, bed·
l'OOID. 2 Mt.hi: ••rf nice
ldtcbeD wtUI Wilt • la
nni• A ~en, dilllwub-
er, rdrlgvator • ..,.U
11Wlly and .. ~ roam
~hu lg• Al pr. Oii
UM PeJIJMul.& PolDt -
Jut atepe to UM Ocela.
AB 1et tor aa.,........
U.. new owner! NT.IOO. • • •
oCIAN FRONT
GRACJOUI la the word
__. Ulla LARO!: family
lilolnell 6 bdrms., •"'
baths. spacious living
room, formal dining room.
breakfast room, open sun-
deck. Also covered deck
overlooking !l&ndy beach
and Ocean. 2 patios. De-
1lrable location • ju~l two
block.a to beat B&y a>Ai m·
mln&' beach and four
blocka to Newport Har·
bor Yacht Club, '76,000.
S.lboa RMI E1tate Ce.
Joeeptllne B. Webb, Rltr.
700 E . Balbo& Bl., Balbo&
ORlole 3--41'0
THE ~EAL
ESTATERS
BEST IN BA YCREST
Take onr Jl)()k st lht1
BayCJeSl 8 ('811ly, \\'.?
think yo11·11 og rl'e It ta a
REAL BARGAIN• Im·
pr~al\·e entry • 3 king·
1>1ze bedrooma! T w o
atone fireplaces! Sunny
kitchen w1lh all the
bulll • bu! FORMAL
DININO room! A warm,
attractive family room
opentnr onto a BEAU·
TIFUL POOL! All th.ii
tor Juat 147,900' Submit
your Lerma. O'A'Tlera ~ry
anxious. Shown anytime .
See today. Call now,
liOO Newport e 646-7171
OPEN HOUSE
SAT A 8UN 1-:i
220 • 226 KNOX Pl.A.CE
COSTA MESA
FO\JRPLEX
• Large 2 • bedroom unit.a.
Good Investment oppor·
lunlly. E xcelltnl location
r1ir a ppreciation. Pride of
ownrrAhip -1n~cm1~.
S4fl,~OU
Jean Smith Rltr.
400 East 17th Street
light even hlm. QuaJlty Uv-
tng rm., din. rm., 3 br. 2
bL home. Coulder tnde
for vac. Travel pla n.a n ·
qui ... early eale. Only
546,000. Phone M6-0M1
or eves. Mra. CbUton,
418 Broadway t CM 1
Rtmodt~ • 11ee for your-
Mlt "''hat a nice home thll
la. 1688 T ustin Ave. 6411·31107 Co11ta Mua • • • • Evea 646-4!'!711 tH:!·OLu5 2<1 hour antwering aervlce:
-----646-3255
646·97M.
1873 Barbor Blvd., C.M. 3 B/R Mesa Verde
Substantial Price Reduction * p:u~!'!~·~OL~T 1733 Weatcll!f Dr. 548·6!>08
ft.m1ly rm each have stone
flreplace1 w1UI r&iled
hearth. Lee brta.kfut area
+ formal dlnlnr area.
Bnr ht kitchen • dlapoeal
It cllahwuh't r. 2 private
pa110~. ElPrlrtr garage
de~·• Auto rprlnklt r syll·
tN > ,\~1:lnJ: $\7,,WO
Commercial
Bay front let
fjl\' at B11ll<hr "
Sat:rtflcr St t ."1.111111
+ F/R & POOL
Owner m il 11ell at FHA ap-
pra1~al & term& • this
home has had loving care
& prnr ei ly 111 Immaculate
• Hert' 111 a real bargain •
Full price $2U 75.
OWNERS LOSS • YOUR GAIN. Here's five
bedrooms, family room, three baths, two fire-
places, inter-com, carpets and drapes. Large
patio, fenced yard, sprinklers and well land·
scaped. Located In EXCLUSIVE UPPER
BAY. Will sell G.L or F.H.A. at low low price
oC ONLY $37,500 • CALL TODAY.
M.M. LaBorde, Realtor
''You'll Like Our friendly Service"
220 E. 17th St. (Phone 646-0555) Cotta #Msa
(located in E. 17th St. Shoppint Center)
Evenings Call 675-5705 or 549·2'44
*TRADE* TRADE*
3 Br EalltA1de on lge lot
Frple, aep dining rm, quiet
SL nr 11chool &: !!hopping.
only 3 yn old. Will trade
for Ea.alllde or beach
propierty.
PARKER & CO.
REALTORS
646-16~3
BILL BU'M'RAM remind•
you to Specify STEW ART
TITLE CO. KI 7-61111.
INVESTORS!
Corner R ·2 Lot w/modest
home. Downtown Cost&
Mesa. Perfect !or unita,
Duplex • 2 Bdr. Ea. Hard-
wood Floor1. Patio•! Out
of town ownrr.
fo111N & H1c1es I
-RE AL ESTATE t 1
I 1919 Newport Blvd. C.M. •
6•2·5000_ Eve. 847-3335 i
SHORECUFFS
PRICE REDUCED!
3 bed rooms & 3 baths
Warm Cape Cod-Lovely Gardens
Open House daily from 1 p.m.
235 Driftwood Road
Price DOW $69,500
HARBOR
COMPANY
Real Estate
Corona deJ Mar (714 1 673-4400
AdJ. lo Oranre County
AlrporL 300' frontage ln-
cludlnl' comer. 51.000 1q.
tt. Ju1t ~oed lo •.•
'108,000
I .1f I " ( ~ ~ t :. .. f ,-, ~ I
' ~ i# , I I
$500 DOWN
Exctlltnl 3 bedroom, 2
bath home In Coltec•
Park. Full price $21,toO.
CHAS. C. MARTIN
REALTOR
J"9 Harbor CM u a.nt5
_ ~ Anc~or
'l., Investments, Inc.
21.55 E. Co.at Hlway
Coron• del Mar
673~71
FORECLOSURE SALE
PENDING
L19UIDATING TO SATISFY CREDITORS
Just $250 Moves TOWNHOUSES
Y I TODAYI 2 MINUTES TO BEAC[ .
OU n • 2 BEDROOMS
NO CLOSING COSTS TO BUYER
-PRICED FAR BELOW MARKET-
$13,990 to $14,990
LOW Monthly Payments
$125 lo S133 includes
Prin., Int., Taxes, Insurance A~D mainten·
ance fee Cor all exterior upkeep.
ONLY 4
• Some com pl1t1ly carpeted,
draped & have fireplaces.
• ALL include built-in refrig.,
washer, dryer, range & oven,
di5posal, 11/i baths and
GARDEN PATIO.
• Recreotion centers, clubhouse
courts, swimming pools.
NO OUTSIDE MAINTENANCE
OWNERS AND SELLERS
CALDA, INC.
19951 Brookhurst
Huntington Beach
Sale Starts Promptly 10 a.m. Sat., Feb. 6th
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~ t ~.~~ Bring rai;h. certified cherk or money order
-J t; /:'HE and "<' ~l're you the KEYS. Anyone can
~ .. ~ ~"'> qu ail f~.
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Salurcl ~\ .11 10 a m Be thC'rC' NII h
\'&tionc ~ 1 Pry homl' prw<'cl and
1n!>pe11u.n ill 10 :i m Slf \rl r
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440 £, 17th St. 842--0820
E vaa ~46-0638 49'·7308
OCEANFRONT
3 Bdrm hou1e In xtnt lo-
cation on R-2 lot. Com·
pletely It attractively fUr•
nls hed. A rul buy at
149.500. -~\-\A R Dsol\t
I :~ccR m•
REAL1'i
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THE~EAL
ESTATE~S
1006 Nottingham
ju«t off Hlghto n,, In
Wonderful We11tcllff!
Open &ll weekend. See
lhl11 • BR Charmer!
1700 Newportt 11'6·7171
Exchange
Unil1 l.n lAguna Beach.
Holl~l's In 01\na Pr>1nt &.
In Baldwin P11.rk for hrnrl
11r unit~ Newpud or Cw1ta
Mu a.
Submit lt• I Fitzmorris Realtor
:u::.; E. Co11iat I l\q·, 1"11~1
67:1·90111 • ---
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Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND
KMp thl1 handy directory with you thl1
wMkend 11 you go hous•huntlnt. All
the location• listed below are dncrlbed
In greater detail by 1dvertl1ln9 tlMwh•r•
In today'• DAILY PILOT WANT ADS.
, .. ,...,. lhowlng open houses fer 1ale or
,. ,..... an u,.M te U1t 1uch lnform1tlon
la thll C91UIM Mch PrWty.
HOUSD FOR SALE
(3 Bedroom51
3128 Gibralter. <Mesa Verde) Costa Mesa
546-9540 or 546-4141
'· 1536 Serenade. Irvine Terrace, Corona
.. clel Mar OR 3-7560
24 Yawl Road , Beacon Bay
OR 3-3817
617 Man~uerite, Corona del Mar
OR 5-5726
602 Acacia. Corona de! Mar
OR 5·5726
1588 Redlands Place, Newport Heights
LI 8-8992
227 Via Orvieto, Lido ble
673·2634
3068 Tyler Way, Costa Mesa
545-46~9 or 646-1147
430 Hazel Drive. Corona del Mar
499·1142 or 499·1616
2077 Paloma Dr. (Back Bay), Newport
Beach 646-8318
Corner Java & Maui Circle, Mesa Ve rde
546-5990
815 Towne St.. Costa Mesa
646-3255
{3 Br. & Fam. Rm .)
8361 Arnett Drive, Huntlnstton Beach
847-1266 (Sat-Sun 1-5:30)
235 Vir~ini• Place. Costa Mesa
OR 3-1933 or OR 3.7994
1998 Tustin Ave .. Costa Mesa
LI 6-0851 (open daily)
868 Presidio Drive. Costa Mesa
No Phone
805 Poppy, Corona del Mar
675-2101 (Sat 11-4)
8272 Polk. Huntington Beach
OR 3-7178
(4 Bedrooms)
Corner Java & Maui Circle, Mesa Verde
546-5990
.2244 Macie St., Cost.a Mesa
646-3255
(4 Br. & F1m. Rm.)
506 Rockford, Cameo Highlands, Corona
del Mar 673-7560
*2840 Corvo Place <Mesa Verde), Costa
Mesa 546-1986
19822 Lotus. Huntington Beach
536-2954
1533 Anita Lane <WestclifO, Newport
Beach 646-9503
1309 Ashlord Lane, Newport Beach
646-2346 (Sun. Afternoon)
*200 1 Sabrina Terrace, Irvine Terrace
OR 3·2153
1918 Leeward Lane, Newport Beach
646·3255
HOMES WITH INCOME
(2 Bedrooms}
508 N arcinus, Corona del Mar ""
OR 5-5726
DUPLEX FOR SALE
(2 Bedrooms)
124 fernleaf, Corona del Mar
OR 3-7560
307-3071h 36th St., Newport Beach
646-3255
APARTMENTS FOR SALE
(2 Bedrooms)
220-226 Knox St., Costa Mesa
646·3255 (4 Units)
HOUSES FOR RENT
(3 B1droom1)
2323 Cornell, Costa Mesa
545-7822
('4 Bedroom1)
3002 Royce Lane, Costa Mesa
213 TE 5-7319
DUPLEX FOR RENT
(2 Bedrooms)
22 12 Orchard, Palisades Area
646·4124 or 64M901
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
r.00'1 N.-wport Shores Drive. Newport
Beach 642-0867 or 646-5038 (Furn l
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GeMral 1000 Gener1I 1000 c;.n.ral 1000 G•Mrll lOOOGeneral 1000 General 1000
IUY OF THE WEEK I WALK IN CLOSETS
4 bedroom i 1;2 bath w /WI are Just Ont of tht manv
carpeu & drapes, All this I custom futurrs in 'iJ'lls SP~·
for p,IJmtnts of sno per CIOUS BUCCOLA bu'-iiomt.
month TOTAL. S750 ON. 3 b19 btdrooms fully t clr·
F.H A. -NO OH VA. Pfted, askln9 S27,900 NO
HARBOR Hi9hlands
1314 E1telle, N.B.
OWNtm TRANSFEHRED. BIG roomy well
"treated home. 4 Br. 2•.-<..t bnth~. family room.
dining area, 11ervice pOrC'h. Madr to order
for I hat large fam ily. $4 7 ,000 .
1406 Vivian Lane, N.B.
OPEN HOUSE SAT. & SUN.
~141
WHY RENT?
Whtn you cin OWN this
""' 3 btdl'oom l % l>Ath
i.omt, for Just $233 and this
also makes your 1st months
payment! Call to stt.
~
ON VA,
S46-4141
IUIL T·IN T.V.
Plus range, o~n, & dish-
washer are Included in the
price of this large 4 b~d
room + farn. room home.
NO ON. V.A. payment Slt.5
TOTAL.
Coats & Wallace
REALTORS
A PAMPERED BEA UTY! 3 Br. I :V.. baths
RcduC'ed to $25,500
Roy J. Ward Co.
646-0228
2LOCAL OFFICES I
1
Movinv out of Stale
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ROMANCE
1491 8alcer S46-4141 Investors 1 .. ·h1111 n 111 lh1" 4 brtlrvi•Hl
;fn1111lv f'f)llfll '" r111<.:s.
OPEN HOUSES
Sat. & Sun. 1-5
326 Evening Canyon Rd.
~horecliff, Cd~t
;, Bdrm. 3 balh -fom1ly
rwm Just tht! housr for 1\
;:"r<l\\'lllj? fam11\· J:.7 ,;.fl(1
11 32 \Vhite Sails Way .
Har li<H V1r w H iiis, ('rtM
Lnv9ly h rrnH' far hrlnw
1'1')'' :1 h<lrrn. :l hrtlhi1 r hu1
f11n11I\' l'llltm \\'111 RArrt·
f11 r al ,t;.'~7 .~no
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fi7fl· 1500
~'D1aDnt
4 BDRM. VALUE
I::le1;ant Hawaiian e:xte nor
"1th Palos Verde 1tone le
Ilea\ v 11hak11 roof. FIRE-
r t.ACE. bu11t-m k1tchtn,
:ll'IH'IOllS d I n I n g area.
FUt'R. 14 1 ~rooms, 2
deluxt bat.ha. Nttir school
k Community Club. Real
'.i l11r for $18,500 with
I •L!TSTANDING TERMS!
E\lt : 646·1961
~AClTJC l!IHOR.D!
1, RE.ALTY
'4 :!MOO 9-da ~ IL&
LS.,.. •••• . ' \ \ '
BIG DEAL!
BIG hume, BIG rwtm. S IG
bargam1 2000 SQ. F1' or
luxury at a low, low prtCl'
:J big B R.s, 2 b1~ Bath.~.
In,:: Fam Rm au;i \\1th
\\'r h,,,.,. 1<11 ><»11· 1·1\hi>r 8
vrrv 11111• 1'11rtr\ nt' 4·
f'lr\ lloth 111 ttlral lOCll·
tion11 &. t-1lhcr l l\11 t>e pur·
1·ha.sl'd ",lh & \'l'r:V small
down. Start your 1 ettl e.i;-
lalt" pvr1rn1111mg nn"
Alii C . .Vt~~-
TI<; i-; 1trl'I\ Pon I 11z;r lot
for• 1<umnu:r fun. Only s I 0{10 UllW II
$2 I .~tNl
DOWNTOWN
anti buses 1111t· block away
h um th111 1111maculate 3
bN11•>Um 2 balh home on
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1 SS Roche1ter C.M. !\. Custom-Built Homes I i ~EMPLE C'OR:\'ER OF"
JAVA &. MAUI CIRCLE
646-4137
REAL ESTATE I IN WONDERFliL ,--
:;~14'! t;iii.t CoasL H1i;:hw;i y MESA VERDE HARD TO FIND
Cor~;;.2rlt~1Mllr J'ro·-.t1;...'\ :11 • .t Jar i.:~ r·ornrt EASY TO BUY
THE~EAL
ESTATERS
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lots Rt•11rfv !1•1 11tTllfMnLV Onlv $\6 fl.,11
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carPfullv rl• 11:11• of hri11w.. houw Brw11 11r111 11wk flrr·
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or ph11rw f11 ••pla1 I' Co11wr lnl rfl(11TI
1111' ho.1( .~ll>I llJ.;I' 5 BR * $32,700 !i·HVi!ltlll Don Ward Co.
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~droom~! 3 Baths! Lux-
ury kltchl'n! Breakfast
ura' FORMAL dining
room! H 11 g e I a m i I y
room ! SECLUDED la\'.
Ing r oom! Entrv ' Walk-
an clo1el~ '. E xpensive
ct.rpeta Ir: drapes! BEST
AREA! Easy tcrma. Sec
today. Call now
2299 Harbor • 642-4100
Repossessions! :.!"1~0 M t''lll Vt 1 dr l>r C .\I -------Custom-Deluxe
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This exl rl\ F.XTlt A LAH!;l·; f ORT IN Ir HICKS 11mall homr hl\'I king~1ze
-: REAL ESTATE I
J ~\!I :'\r\\11urt Blwf C.M.
1H2.r.1100 Evrs 847·33~
* BEST BUYS *
maslrr h<lrm &• oath. Lg"
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961 Senate St.,
C.M.
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110lliJ lln" $1 :?/i 0111 indl
laxrc; & ln1t :i Br, I\; hn,
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p111nlrd. Pu k vnur r olor
CLJF'FHA VEN-3 Br. 2 ba ; hlt·ini;. Asking
$37,500. Submit.
I *CLIFF HAVEN *
lota.-Lot.._L 011
COMM[R1 ;\L C(JRN(R
70 • 12'.i
Oo~ritown l.U~ TA M[.~A-
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SAC"-CAY
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$32.000
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S34.000
lntom' S250. Phi\ d,hu
CJWNERS UNIT
THREE ON I 2 ACRE
Room fOf 3 t110fe
S39,500
<Sut11111t your tradel
TRIPLEX C.M. S1.
2 bdroom 1n each uni I
SJl.500
It r ,1dt or low down J
Newport at Victoria
Open Evenings 'Til 9
Newport Heiqhts
OLDER HOME
t.ARGE 4 hr, l.111111,-110, 2
batha, on WPll Jrn ;11rd lot.
111 x 100· r 1"" '" all
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OCEA N VIEW
CUSTOM I u11t hunt" in
Corona H 1;:h1 '"''~ Lar R'!
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On <? lot11, I h11o1 11 111 o< I'll n, SS9.~1()0.
3109 Newport 1:11 •t :-; 11t
I Markel BR'I< I l'li;1a I
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430 W. Coast Hwy,
N.B.
646·029~
PANORAM IC \'1r":$18 900
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H .B. OR :1.:17-.
Ml 6-881 1
THE~EAL
ESTATERS
G.I. Resale
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$1111 pr 1 m1, TOTAL:
ANYONE t'lln M1111m~
l htll ~'. r; loan• $119
pt'r month 1nd urlt11
EVERYTHIN<:: /\ f m1•
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kitc'htn With i>)f't'lr1r
b uilt-1n11. i:;l!fl4l1 "le IRUn·
dry room. EitJ>t"n!!1ve car·
pell! k rtrapt 11 Owntr
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N.B.
646..()295
Our Best Open Houses
SAT. & SUN . ..
4 BEDROOMS -l BATHS
BAYCREST
BEST BUY
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430 W. Coast Hwy,
N.B.
646..0295
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i!IE ~EAL
ESTATERS'
If \Ye Were
penn1lled to pubhsh the
address or thll ahow-
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or lhe hlurr c\ 1hr
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J11111 $4!1 !1"111 !1111 price.
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CONDOMINIUM
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Lido Isle Home
he hang•
"''" prllf' $.,7, . .,00 fr,.r Iv
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HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSE!> FOR SALE
c: .. 1cul 1000 General 1000
OPEN HOUSE
SUNDAY 1 TO S
GO l Vi:l Lido l\onl, Corner of Orv1cto
Lu xunow, 3 bcclrm plus fanuly room on
IJq;e corner lot. I I rated pool plus ba y swim·
rning 150 feet awa).
HAPPINESS IS 10 ACRES
Eve ry ch1lct should have a pony, a dog, a
cr~k nearby. some hills to roam over and
some smog free clouds lo study while dream·
ing. Sound impossilJlc~ It almost is as the 10
~crcs is priced at $11 5.000., or $11 ,500 an
acre. But, 1f :J famili es each bought 3 1/3
acres for $38.333.3~1 cash. or $10,000 down
Jnd $32!l a month, it might be feasible.
Ru1l<i a low rambling ranch house and fence
in vo ur land for lh<' pony (even old dact
1111ghl lik r ;i j!enl If' c·ow horse I Anyway. tt's
ii i.:ond d1'r t1 m. I r~ to swm~ it if possiblt>.
You'll rl('\.Cr regret 11 anrl your children will
neH•r fo rgct 11 The vt('\\' of I he SAN JUAN
C'i\PISTn \l\O \'ALl.F:Y. the rolling hills and
m:i1estil· Snddl c· nark Mountain is like look·
in,!! into lhe p:i'l If you would like to see
this land, phone 11 -; now.....w.e want to sell it
to some n1 c·r peop le that like horses.
*p. a. palmer incorporated*
ole hanson co. management
THE DEVELOPERS OF LIDO SINCE 1935
Come to Headquarters
3 3 77 Via Lido ORiole 3-7300
I t n~ l ~~~m1~~,.!~1th
THE ~E ~"\.L
E STATERS
\'lrW (If •!f'ran. Will r on-
"lder lr "i.ll wtUl oplfon.
1 Th1~ new hom,. 1-JU•l
wha l lhP. Or •>rdi-rl'd • tor
you• $34 .!JOO I
1 Trade Your Home
On lht:-:J BR & 2 hath dU·
plrx m <"dM"· "V1llagl'
I ·rnlcr · Makr lhl'I y our
horl1r with lnr:-omro, t(l(l
$1 o non t'Qully
#IRttO
Hraltn1 11 OR :J.i :illO
:m:u E C1111.~I Hwv. CdM
Leased
Commercial
4 BR * $20,150
EASTSIDE
r nIC--f:D $1,000 BELOW
GOVT AP PRAISAL!
Ownr1 mu~• 11eU now,
mo\'lllg t,, London. On
I\ IJUll'I. Ell 'It.side 11lrcet
nra1 M'hool~! ( BR: 2
BA lhs' Cnrpr l•! Dra~s!
F'1rr r la«>' <' o v 11 re If
patio' $117 ~r month
tnt11I' !;1!1> now! C&U
now Tomo1 l'lW mav be
t110 Ja tr Call now'.
liOO Newport • 644·7111
* Ocean Front Buy
Q11111tt ,. Corona rt,.I Mar
hutldmi:-v1t!lrl11 l2 :v, on lmm11('.11latr 2 "Lory ( BM ·
111\'N>lment r<tq111red I room hom~ w1t1unllv rm.
h only :t t J y ra old. A•klng . ~ Anc or $;,9,500
\,[,., lnve~tments, Inc:. LIDO MALTY IN(
'28SS E. Coaat Hiway \ M ' • Coron~ del Mar :11110 11~ 1.1dn OR 3·1\~31) 673-6071
Ga~1tlu// nwport LIUO ISLE-Comer :1 Br, 2 ba , plus Lanai
roo m. Asking $48,500. Submit low dn . or•
will consider lot.
LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT-!l Bdrm. 3 ba . p1rr.
slip, Plus 32' vac. adj. lot. Asking S230.000
29% dn.
Cl !Oil'": 1 ·11or·1-;1n Y
l..tt\ltl\' :t hrl111t .: halh,
htj;h q11ahl v •Pl & r1rape!',
r lrct hll·m~ tllsh,,a.,.hrr,
llrnut1fu l 1;'i\:111 <11~1m11
hll. Anlhonv P OOL. i;l1rt·
f ur u u 1•1t.lt' I
<>r EN '..! • ; S.1L & Sun
Rkt Ml fi-2770
INCOME
l'ustr•lll home on Ea~t i;1de. Formal dtnin~
room. loaded wi th cxlri fcaturcs. 2500 sq
ft. 0\1 ner moving. P-rtrf'tl for quick ~al<.'
;409 Robtnhood Ln .. C'.M
HOME -APARTMENT
I tl,.a r for clrhl\•' :? 1 o I
1mlts l.h1" a1r11 • rnr arlr11· 1
t 1onal 1nfn r All
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GRACIOUS LIVING IN THE
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MANNER
EASTBLl:FF·NEWPORT is a part o(
the. overall mas ter plan developed by the
Irvine Co. to include shopping. schools &
the University of California at Irvine. Stop
by & compare the values & the views. Five
model homes arc open for vour inspection
including 3. 4. 5 bdrms. with up to 3 baths.
A Presentation of JOHN D. LCSK & SON
ALL ABOVE SHOWN BY APPT. ONL ,._
lJA NA POINT C-1 Corner lot . l lOx 13!1 lo
alley ocean aide of Hwy.
21 ACRF.S PERRIS Valley, Hwy :J9!l, !l mtle~
North of Sun City. 29'11 dn.
GAS STATION & Restaurant Butlc1mg ll wy
395, adjoin. above acreage.
MAPS & INFORMATION AVAILAR LF
Rorence Corlett • Broker
821 W. 16th, Newport BHch * LI 8-8893-Res. 646-5516 *
• 1n
T,op Buys
Real Estate
A REAL FAMILY HOME
~ bed room s. 21,:: haths. hrsl Anthony pool.
\arpet~ and drapes. I lomr appra1!'1•d :ii
S33.!i00. PRlCED TO SELL AT $:1 t .9fl0 \\'IT! I
LOW DOWN PAYMENT:
BEST TRIPLE~ B&IY IN CdM
3 large uruts on H :: lots d ose lo i;hnr~ .i:..
~tores. Easy walk to mam beach. N r h u1111
has fireplace. We have the keys. $47.950
GREAT C-2 POTENTIAL
' A neat 2 bedroom home i;outh of IOI ftr.
.lured to $31,000.
COSTA MESA l BDRM 2 BA TH
Near Orange Coasl Colle.i;:c; & ~oil 1·m11v
Newly painted insic1P. ;mrl out ''°'' c1m1 n
pa, mrnl. Pnre. $22.!lOO .. ,,
ONE OF THE LAST LEFT
ll arhor view Hills vacant Inf, w1 lh prrn1.1
nent view of Pnl1re harhnr and nr ri111.
·:15.000
Babson Realty &
Investment Company
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REA L ES T ATE IMAGINEERS
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pot1l dr rlo n.r ·TOP VAL·
t:f; s :i2.r1tlt1
.! nr U111l fi, R, to o r :!II
all ~a m~ al'f'a . Buy one or
all llnrl havr 1 Mgr Exe
lt1 w r"nlal -high occupan-
('\'. S11bm1l I rr11111 • prked
Clean as a pi n. Ready tu move in & ha\'C
income from rental. Srr .~ compare !1 14
Orchid, CdM .
lr<1111 $:i2.MHI
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Realtors. 1860 Newp11rf Blvd .. C.M
Office 646-3928 ~:vc~. Kl 9· 105R
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BAYFRONT LOTS. ONLY :t AVAILABLE 60 and 80' fronfa~r
With bulkhead, pier ann 'ltp privileges. !\ext to S200.000
homes. From S55.000 °Tl'r111" Equitable lrasr
BA YFRONT HOMES WITH YACHT SLIPS.
A BAYFRONT MANSION WITH PIER & YACllT SLIP l'lOll
"'I ft net li vin g arr ;i . ;; hrrl1 ooms. 5 bathrooms. \Jbran 1H111
tlrr ro om. el<'gant d1n111c r1111m. C'a rpctm;: & rl rllprd \\ r 1 :in
drltvcr this new ba~·t ront ho111r at $173.9~0-\\'1 lh 11'1'111'-Op1·11
409 M ornm~ Siar L;rn"
BAYFRONT SPECIAL.,, tlh Jl l"r anc1 fln;i1. ~ hrrhnom" 1;i1 .
p1·t111j!. drapes :"\e\\ ,\I ~fl'.! ooo an outstanclmi:: hu '
NEW VIEW HOMES, PRIYA TE BEACHES.
From $59,500 to $175,000.
Visit our eight excitin9 furnished models.
Bay & mountain view lots.
SAL ES OFFICE
I 026 SANTIAGO DRIVE
111 '\('\\ f10l t fiP.1r h lf llt11 l',11 rl l• C'oasl JlW\' llMlh n11 ll111 1·1
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MACCO
..... --REALTY CO.
17141 ORtoft J.811'1
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HO E. 17th SL fi42·0S20
E ves LI 8·671i4 i()4 . 7308
HUGE PATIO
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& OCC I-H A l•rm4' :t1~1I·
ahll" $24.!l~'"
:!al '\ Ando""r l'I (' ·''
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*TRADE* I . Br. 2 bath hnnt•' 1n Palm
1Jrsr 1 l. Hlls hra lrrl pool, I .01r 1·ontl1l 1>1n1n;::-. r r It I l
tJ1>1•" & "lntfllrtl'I\ furn.
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646.9355 .in yt1mt>
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\"00 Dn l'l F'HA. 3 BR. 11 i
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hath~. 1mni.1r 11lat f' home
11 nylon • rr11ng lhroui;:h-j
nut. .;,r reenr1l lanai cx Im
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Exclusrvc Sales Agents: Coldw<'ll.
Banker & Co.
2200 E. Coast Jlwy .. Npt. Bch.
675-2000 or 549· 1962
WHAT PRICE BEAUTY
as vo11 enter this lovely redecorated 2 Bed-
room -De n home. Dramatic entry into ca·
thcdral ceiling living room. Plush soft carpel·
1ng t hruout adds to the loveliness. Homey
kllr hen tn C'luding all appliances has co zy
eating area. Huge rear vard with blltn BBQ
for outdoor entertainment. Add1t1onal room
for Boat or Trailer. Localed m ideal East·
5tde location. A true markf't value, Slfl -fl ,..
HIDDEN JEWEL
Tucked il wav be hind shad(' trees vou'll frnd
this 2 king-sizr bedroom home situatc<i in an
r xcell<'nt Eastsidc location on a cul·dc-sac
"trcel. Romant ic entry into a de li~htfu l Jiv.
mg room w1th $!1eami n~ hardwood floors.
Ran('h stvlr kitchen with sepa rat e Breakfast
Roo m Hu.er rear yarct with hlltn Brick BBQ
1;urrounrl cd h." rec1wooci fence for vour pri·
van·. Separatr area for <'hildrrn to play or
ts 1cleal for small ~arrll'n . J\ tremendous value. SI !1.9!;0.
POETIC VIEW
Yes. the views become poetic as ynu drive
lhru windin g tre e lined streets. Brick walk·
way surrounded b~· park·likc grounds anc1
1;J13de trees lead to a ciramatic entry. 3
Spacious b<'droomc; Oen '' hich can ·be
used for C'htldi; p la~ area. office or retreat.
Lar~e hvm ~ room wit h c;rulptured brick fire·
pla<"<' Forma l dtnin[! mom. hardwood Ooors
;ind \\all In" ;ill < arp<'ling Sp:11 1011-. k1 1<'hen
ha!'-loads or stnr;i~l' ::ind hrrakf;ist 31'C'il. lfugr
fam1lv room w11h hll in "<'I hu ovN looktn t:
1111· h:t rh111 t'rr 111 klrd "11h pl<'i1s11 rc· <'rnfl ,.,
rtl<'al 1111 <'nft•rl:i mrnrnl Rrnut1ful rr 11r y;irrl
wi th 11ru k p:it1n shilrlccl hy ll;ma11<1n prpper
Ir<'<' ran hi' lli>N I for t1dc11tion al nutdoor en·
1rrta111111C'nl or rrl11x::il 1on Loral<'rl 111 ti <''<·
t Ul~llC'I\ qtt H'f and pre~l 1~r area of t\'<'wpnrt
I l<'tt:ht:, Behl\\ ma rkc·t value. $!)0,930
. ~· ..... · ~ ..... ~-L -... ai:::i:fra--.. ,
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193 E 17th. Phone Ml 6.4494
COST/I. MESA
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.. ltlNTALS
HOUMt flvmbMd
RENTALS RENTAL~
Heule• UnfurnlthM H9Vl9I Unfurnished
2100 c..ta Mela 3100 Newport 8Mch noo
22 .., ... ""*' ,,,_ HOUSES FOlt SALE HOUSIS FOlt SALi I HOUSES f'OR SALi. HOUSES FOR SALE 1 HOUSES f'Olt SALi ~ FM. .. 1911 1705 HOUSIS t=Ott SAL£ Oenere1 1000 COlta Mew 1100 New.,.,. Hfh. 1210 Lido Ille 1351 L1guna &each
N'&Aft 17th le Orat1gt, 60 * WANTED by broku • * $16,.500 * COMFORT A CHARM BLUE BLUE Genefoal 1000 xl&I', &.2 W /2 br, !; yr. t 4 BR R&.lecnl\ Home The look of eleaa11ce In 1 Pervade lhla No. Ra} front P<1 BJC tum 1 br. bome ..
bome. $21.000 Don't waH I <"'AlL MARGARET 1 amall Udo Modt'm. 8"81 home. 3 bdrma, 2•"; baths. VIEW P.rlect ro r em'Ployt>d BARGAIN
MUST ROOJ
NEWPORT Im.AND
3 BR. z ba. cpt, dpe, blt·
lN. d·was.l'ltr, &pl, pr,
pvt park .. bch. No l*&-
Yr. Lte. 1111~. 17~1M6. Dover Newport ... ,_ ,.._ 1... s I .. 9 o ... \\' l roupk . SH ttl!I Pomona . • ca ..-.... rwY na\•t y, Mu· M or Coets • 3. • buv In Ne w p 0 rt HU. playnn, bis l11gni1 & din An. A.lao b.a\'t 2 br furn. ~ la« ~41HU1. Aro 3 BR on lgt l'llhlt· rm. w/flrepl&<'t'. F'i\>r 1110 • .,_,. B ot A Or
Cuat.om 2 Bdrm. 2 bath.
den. ~ Uvtnc rm.
Mp&rat.e d1n1nc rm. Oo•·
ered lanai. Immacoat.e.
Fee atmple.. "960 down.
.-BY-OWNER * M C lot. R·2 zon, & r00m 11hp. ll~.000. of OcHn Contllne unt\1nL
Costa Mesa 1100 E.ulllide new 3 Br, 2 b& rur guut houae Walk R. C. G,...r, Rultor Night Lftht1 l.ytls Re.-ll)' • :>• -9-493
OPEN HOUSE-home. All bit • ln.i.. 2 • er Harbor Ht. Ju1t ''-'<ltc 3U 6 Vla Lido OR ~.931)(1 l•land• • VaUey ltlS P ol'DOl\a An . C'.M.
,,, Ftnf'9t r:ut C.M loca·
uon near Baek Bay
WT8m1t . ruce 2 lk', blt-
IJUI,, d.l.hwahr, d~. f.rpJ.
drp, q>t. $115 mo.
garage. pauo, tene;.eJ yd. on.n Hou11e Sat .t Sun. MI:-JL\tUM upke ...... 3 BR. '~~.~ • $29.960 ,; U "21 nu• ... 8 .,.,... ,.. ...., S9""' On • EZ Ternu I £ASTSlDE«nalJ bw . ._ t • ·•""· .... ..,.,..., 1~118 Redlandll Pl. IOfC 16 2 ba, R-2 Jot., all cop•~r .., --------r-1mm~1late~upanc''' pd. ~I~ for ~ruo1ont'r or SAT Ir SUN I • ~ BY OW?'ER. 3 BR. 2 b&. betWttn Tustin & Sa11t.a plumbln(. 'P'A .. e11t, tire· · ....... 1 •~~ 1.J "'-.. -y " 3 Bdrm .l P'amUy Rm ... 1 .. t or .-... ..,.,_, or (ll:nry day tll l>Oldl FA heat, blt·ila. fpl, pa. Anal BY OWSER. place, nut bnc.k pa uo. • 1:4dmi lk f'amlly Rm 8'2-4S60 _
_,,, 3 Bdr.. 2 bath family
horn\'.
,,, Bu1lt·1n kJtchtn
"" ForceJ alt Ile.at
"" Patio \With B&r·B·Q
U 8-7277 or 1142·•350.
Newport Hgh. 3210
430 W. Coast Hwy,
N.B.
224' MAPLE ST , Uo. tncd. $12~ dn. LI 8-8992 trtro suest , otta~t. I OOST MES :! Batru 2·BR PATIO GAR.A GE a....... A lhU Au M~Me. &.41!-lH7_ _ CHOICE-Cliff Hav;,:;-131.250· To~ ca ''"n· All built-ms · fo'\replace 1-BLK SHOP'O 1110 7."....:::. ~ ~~-. 2 ~~ I LC Mesa Vtrdt' 3 BR, f 'Um. '1 * vr-v HOME * tr Ch&rlu I'!. Ortmt! Rltr c..,....-und ""' u 3"'"'1
-"' K idll OK
$176 J'DO, u 8.0339
LOVELY 3 BR. IC fan: rm,
I~ Cncd yard. Nr. Har. Hl
$165. mo. yr IM. SM Sat
AM 731 St. Jame.a Place,
N.B.
.,...... .. ,_..."""" ._UJ "' 673~827 173-4Sl:: Carpe~ • ·-a•v ADUL • ..,. g.'"
value &t 120.600. or un!um, iep rumpu~ rm, ' FORMAL DINING RM. 1 utilltlu • AJI l.ml'rove-2 Bdrma. tre dose~ bit-Ina
White Brick rtnp\aN patio 17~ dn Or trade. I 3 BR 2 tulJ ba Pant>ltJ ow:-.:!:R FORCED ,..., Sell ment.a Ul Ii. paid for. l'\r. iehools. Pool. uu.
YRPLC. 2 Br Eulllide.
bum ceUma. f&11ced yd
I-paUo. Adult.a. $118.
OP. 3·71129. New C&li>etf -~2-4 83•__ ta.m rm. MuHr suite w or lease w-lowest i!n 3 . Top of the World .in :IU -39711. 6i3-4310.
Oovf'Nd Pauo LSE .,.,,lh opL 3 BR. ab&rp. frpl .t drtUJOf mu. Pa· br 2 • ba/ Beau hl'lmr ' Laruna Buch ed
lack a.y ___ 3_2AO_
3 Bedrooms
Fully P'moed 'nC&nl. Owntr, 21 H Na-110, db gar " \\'(Irk shop In bfo~l ~ or c 1! :II Alta Laguna Estates 11 Bed~7~ ft~ 8·= 7;
On prot..iOll&lly l&ndacap· Uon&l ~8·87112. It dark nn 8\ ownt'r. SEE AT 430 HAZE~ DH , pet.II. '
ed oorntr lot· Kaple and $84S ON, owntt.-3-br-i&, $39950. U b·M36 Call 1714) 4911-1142 JO.I~ Crf'Ha Dr 4H -l700 Hamilton SL
4 BR 2 b&, all bit • Ina,
erpts drp6. a.tono frpl.
I 160 mo. 3002 Royce LA
A ppt. 213 TJ: 5· T3l9.
MODERN delux 2 Br, 2
ba. H OO sq fl, bit • IDJi,
dU.hwasher. S160. Adults.
~5-4233 PM/ wknd
5~2-4197. Willlon • 2 bloclu from ba t l .. r rm Beat ------SMALL houae. nicely fl.Ir· Batbor ShopplllJ Center ex ra g~ am · * 43S EL MODENA DlJPLEX t -br 2 • tld & I · · I nlahed. cui>eted. paUo, d K M.art buy In C M. &49 Cove SL Open Sit & Sun PMI br •• b&/ Dbl!! car D1 I' e SouU\ or Pacific 8BQ Sll5 M8·1517.
an • ·• :i bdrms. 2 car gat Cpt.. • Orps Frpl <'on· I Coa,,I Rwy thru main =::....=·==:;::·===== Jean Smttla Rltr. Mew Verde 1110 Onginal owner sider trade M 2..(l'ti7 part ot LA«una &.acll to I '*' 2200 4-00 Eut lith &ttet -A 11E YOU 'READY? Sl6.950 • 10·1 down 646·5038. Th&J11 St. lSea.side R&m· Newport &ea
$16,500 S:-BR Home, Lge food
yard Garage Rf'dtc!
$11 5 1916 Anaheim CM
~8-7957 or 646-7292.
--:o---: 3 . BR I 112 • Ba Den/
F l?\"E 3 BR_.t:_f_am_rm_._,L«,,___•
II\ rm. Fenced yd. 1195
mo. ind gardener.
546·4421 .
Localed in Boominc Nortli
Ebd • CJoee to propoeed
M&y Co. 8happinC emur
·adj a cu1 t to c.tbolle
Church Is ediool8 -'Ibia
houe la a rood bUy 6
WOD'l Jut • call Toda)' •
WUI aell P'llA -$M0 down
"'---'-'U'.,.. " H d Rlt -.-BR 31---1• bltr is on lhe corner). I , 1 ~ ,.._ t" m<i''' lnlO a lovely 3 Duncan ar e1ty r. •', • .. baths I" <i • n.en ltfl on Thall& • fol-18-0e v.. OCEAN P'tont.
24 hour auwmnc lt'l"\'k e· BR 2 t>. Vu. bomt . ror 54 .. 9195 646-7414 MUST SELL AT Ol'<'E low \\'hilt lln• All th• ..... , I Bdrm. 1110 •ncl ulU.
6'411-3255 $900 dn FHA ti - -Aakln& $79.MO, EZ term.~ Aval.I to J un" 12. s. I • E-1----only w ipm Q t.:LET Str~l-BR. I~ Owner. 213-CR z.oo:1·. up the hi.II to models on ,.7 .... 75
Cpl.II > D'r"ps/ Obit • prl
Watn . pd. No pets Sli5 •
LI 8·31~.
-LARG~BEDROOM-
It~· MO lea.tel Ctr)'-hM.
2 • br & t rpl l Fenced.
Anlmala ok/ ~9755
c u11on--agance •$168 mo Pm~ Ftn.lt b&lh. 121.500 Asi.ume left hand 11de of Temple v ........, •
loc. ln Mua Verde. Out· payment.I'. 01A-ntr. ~IS "''~ laland JJSS Huls Drive. -===-=======-=40==
Four Bedroom.a & 1-amily door llv. b&ck yard w/bllt Ho'ly LMt Back S.y u
Room on a besuliful cul-wall fnce. ~ B·B-Q, Fully B\'~N~P.-Pn~nder BY OWNER·DECOR.\· PANORAMIC
m W WlllOn, C .M.
•29 • 9689 --:----
Irvine Terrace 3245
LC 3 Br. 2 ba. dlnln~ rm.
<'Pls. drps. WATER A: de-ac 11trttt ln d f type kllch TORS ocr ·N V1EW 2 . BR l90 · MO
';'69 1~ W . 20th C M . .. fESA v ·ERDL' C'rp rp W/ am FHA. :: Br~ 2 1>1' fpl C'pl. I od ~ " "' ''" • .. • Jovm'" d ln new v rem . 3 Br :1r «-0 Ea.at 17th SL 6'.2-0820 -.... a. t'tr . dpa. ~ noo"' 128 Allao s 000 DOWN Eve. 6-46-0638 Custom landecaplng. Cov· U\f t'l)()m too'" Out of A ve. OPE:" sat & Sun. rin plus l · Br apartmt'nl 1,
NEW HOME
EASTBLUF'F
Newport Bea<'h. Btaul1.tul Kl 2-8994 GARDENER PD, $276 mo.
Lt&.M. Avail Feb 16.
vtew ovt'rlooking upper LARGE :? BR hoUH, W . 673-21119 tred PatJo. Fireplace, town owner anx>oua. S!'i:l,000 208 Cor11I Low Monthly Pymh.
Cpta. D~ Sbui>. Neat. Open Home Sun·Feb. 7 Newport Shor" 1220 675·3002 Charming Enrllsh Ranch
& Clean. S2!1,500 1 Trv v A no down TOO"' ' Home.a. 3 btdrooma. 1
?lo-"\!wpott Bav 4 ~a I attractive. p r. lg yard. 2 ==========
exttnalvtly t u r n I I h t d, l"hlld!'fn. 642-0372. I Coron• del Mar mo
modem decor. a.• new -2-BR, 4;e Fen~d yard 1· $350 per ml', 1 year lea.se. Child OK. J~ri.mn. Call DELL"X • Medallion Home.
Bill HEMDRICIS
OPE.lli su:---. t · ., Cal l MARGARET Mll-954-0 120.too 2·BR DEl' OR Huntington Be)ch 1400 I bathl'. huge llv1~ room.
1701 Oahu 1 11r 3·BR••'rpl All ulr(ll.1 H • I h f1replal e famU room.
GEORGE MA YER RL TY. Coat.a Ir Wallact' 546-4141 Owner, 642·3180 Unf1ftC)'toft ff( huge shower. tub, etc.
U48 Adam.t, MO·l~O sti'TER ------I BY OWNER 3 br .. :! !>11 Btauh.lul k itchen with blt.-
MACCO REALTY 1 2 B<lr. 2 Bth. thermo-heat. 873~904 Evt1. 875-0284 OR 3-0o.'ll 1 Frplc. Pvt. entr to Mstr
SCOT'S SPECIAL
A. "'WEE IDT" ot a bal'-
pln for tM umtty folk9.
3 Br, frpk.. la.lie batll,
~ fin. Dble ...,.,.
on alleJ W /roam tor
t.ra1Mr Of boat. QWet CUl·
~ St. OD r...uidL
l800 dn.. nu.. only
118.000. PboM ~2'81
nr e' u . )1,.,, HendnckJ.
2 Houses.
allcl a '-9af n
fiPl tn town -walk to
rreryt.b1ng. I l will be a
pleuure to •hc:nir you lh1•
property • YOU'LL UK!:
IT' 127.8-00-best rrf t.enna.
Economy Special!
4 ~~~'.? t>.lhs.. "tc. Wemllff 1230 Houee newly carpettd \\' Ill!, continuous fUament
W, w1t.b bit-in&. Complete· nylon carptl.lns • your
heattd pool. Cpl • drp. VERY livable. almost new ly fenced yard with blocx choice Ot 'colora. Walla ~
Hu eve_._, .. ~ 5"·1•. ~ BR. 3 °· b 1 -e. I ~ 1""'"'1"• • .,, ....... , .. ......, ome. .... wall fence. Near 5 PoLnlll 1hd101 6'&11 O'n!I" ......_
I • BR/2 • &/Xlnt • OCIDd! liv. rm, 2 frpl.A, cpl. drp. &hoppinJ c en l t r and romantic ~ Beach..
$130 • mo. Pm to sn-t ~ aq. ft.. By owner. llCboola. Nicely l&ndscap· Santa Catalina A San
loan or refine. 649--3877. $4{,:i()O. 646-~ ed. ONLY Sl!,500. I C\~mente !"land., Gor-
VI 7-~461 iteou. sun.-eta. read by IKk S.y _____ 1240 mnonllght. !:njoy IMng at $300 I II· very btsl It ma.k"
HOUSES FOR SALE
z:-BR 190 Waln • pd/ Bdr & Dln. Rm. trom
Coron• del Mar 22SO Clta.n 1 • Child ok Close· ~re. Tiie. Drp, Cpt. lntr·
VIEW, 11plll lent. ~late
floor11. c:pt. dpa, 2 BR. 2 t>.,
den, dinln.S rm, d-WuhM.
No yard work. $275. tor
un!Um l 407 Oahll1
673-4145
&.Ibo. 2300
In. LJ fl-4482 l.J 8-2986. com. Gri•. Storacc. Ul•
LG°TBR 2 b&t.h. Immedi· d ry. Adult&. no Pft& 1220 ate JI08M8lon. $165. 2321 Yrly. t2131 AT 4~~2,
ConaU, CM ~·7822 roll.
1-BR h<lu~ prqe HS. -2-B=-=o=-=R=-~-=-f-. -1 """1 .,-b&~ fonn&i
2 • BR duplex 590 I din. rm . l«t wLl~ f'&lW'l,
LJ 8-4110 11.ll 3 pm !enct'd rlav '"&~ :! r u
-----jt'ar Oodlu nf 5tt>rll.J• 'J BR. lg ~·ard, $85 I ~R. ~r11• e In nnnta:-~.tnt !>4 >·1 '-·17.
1873 H&rbor Blvd .• C.lll. 3 Bt. J '~ bath•. 114,11~
ennJI
1200 * * * * * * * lrs." than C l sprr1W•d' ~ innnPy do1n,t 1L · ~duC'td * EnctMnti"t Cozy * & "am, hd wd nr•. 1 \ I up l!' SJ .000 for nff ff&· 0 !'1 PENN ~mall rear h!!e
3·Tm11 Newl,1·rt'model'd/
Nt('ely . fum 1·2 adult•.
180 011!<."0\Jnt to Perm·a
Utll • pd 21 21., E Bay
l at Coron&1Jo1 nr · f,rry
Phone alt.er :\ 30
675-3219
lg )'d. $6.J. 526 Bernard aru nf CdM. 1200 mo mcl
1116-4636 before 8 pm utU Avail Man:h L
Treme•do• 300·
Ocean-Canyon
MS,000
;; Bdrm. 2 ~ 1>3.tJ\I, Ip
rump.a rm. ramUy rm,
c11n.ln« rm It Unnc nft;-
dram&Uc flrep*e, all
moma on full view. ~
v11bable a ppointm«nta ln-
rnde. tabuloua dtcl< out-
aldt. Dlntm force.a resale
0( uu. ~tt't'ed·tn pm.
C&ll Cl&rk BaJ.ey.
t 714 I 4'4-0.33. l..qum
Bea.ch.
t
Well..McCardle, Rltn.
54!·77?9
* BEACON BAY *
OPE.Ill • l 4 Yawl Ru&d
Charmlllf 3 Br, 2 ba home.
PrtT be9dl 18 ft boal •hp.
t (' ... ,, Tennie court a va t.I. mus .>e j $46.500 • ""'u.c rul&IJCl~.
6'\ 11\tcrut • no pl.I.
OP!:N DAILY Mn. Manon Charm.I"" C'OT' Eut.tide s L
Br. tam nn. blt-lru, nr 1 GAYNOR REA TY
achoo~. AMtng 123.950 •
W'lll trade. 1998 Tustin.
LI 8-0151
21~ Marine AV"
BaJboa Jaland OR 3·3817
s..~y ~:.:.:W>:i.': 1·~ Open House
008T.A. MESA
Trade. 20i7 Pa.loma Dr. ba, blt-lnt, frpl. cov pa Min i.ale. No .... • $28,950 to
l'\B 3 BR $35.TM lJo, 1J>r1nkltrs. J.29.~. -2·BR;-SEP---HSE / 190 673·3084
646-SJts Hurry, Only 3 Left BRASHW REALTY All dh1tlnrtlvely different
NICE PATIO
l.F 6·3777. VI 7 -111¥>2 l'E:W 3 Br 2 ba w w rpt11~
bll·IJ\~ beamed ttil. frpk.
lkt••"'n be&cb 6: lbor·
'220 mo. 423 Femle&f IH,
CdM.1175~3000 or ~S-1077.
IRVINE TERRACE 1245
"TRADE FOR
Palm Springs"
17711 Beach Blvd. H B.
1474531 Eve MI 6-{>671 *WHY PAY RENT* 3-. BR1 2 • BA /FE.NCP;i)
113!'i • M O
Mti-5995
$31.26 -Movea You In Call Clark Halse,\· Lido lile 2351 •BR:-2 b& hOmt, xlnt loc. l'P. . Ocu.n: }{odem 2 •
lnciu<k9 coal.I 6: impound• ti 14 1 494-0433, LAcun11 2372 Colecate. Dr. PtL. Br Cpl.lit Ould OK / Can
ANIMALS OK
lo CI buyf'r, 3 BR hom' BMrh 3 B<lrm. i •, ba. frpl. patio MM797 Avllll M.&r J. furn lll ~mo. OR 5-1103.
on view lot. f1~plac,, bll-E.\;ERALD-BAY oc'an I dlnlng rm. $17~/ mo yrly. l 8dnn11.-l-bath. fenced
in11, sep. utility roon front. cha.rm • 'Jl&C•OUA A\'a1l now. Call 673-9300 yard 1125 mo. no pt!tS.
Only $17.800 ~ BR. 5 t>.t.h fumty home. Greer Rlty. LI 8-396.1. 2UO Monrovia. Huntington Se.ch 3400
PAUL JONES RE,ALTr lg playroon1 \i\ith wtt b&r, L===::=;:;::=::::::::;;...:..::.=::::::::;;= ------_,1 I I d 2355 2 BR. rar. lft ftnct <i yd w 17113l Staci\ Bl. 84i'-126li bit· 1n kitchen, hlgb ~ • a.Ibo• 1 an Cd S 30 -------lllg' 11\'ll\g It dining rooms treu . . loc. I • l &l
BEACH COTTAGE
Steope t.o oc:a.n.. OompletalJ 3 B«iroom. 2 Bath home
1
Saturday and Sunday. l·O
with pool, Lovely Orie.nt.al 1918 LEEWARD I....A.~E
Owner ot t.b1a luxuriOUI
Irvine T e r r a ct View
b o m t . w111 oon.ekSer
trading tor home. va-
calll la.nd. or Duplex ln
the Palm Sprinp or
Palm ~rt a.rea. Trade
not lo ext'Hd 1-40.000.
This fine hom~ oonsl.1lll
or 3 l>ti1rooma a.nd 2
balha plus s e pa r at t
m&ldll room and bath.
three car carace.. larae
pool and fa.mily mom
Reall.atleall\' prtcf'd &1
174.~'l<I
~LA RUE REALTY I o~lng to wide deck, OEUCHTFUL 2 B -..4. 11 Mapolla. 17S-1'30.
8mall pool • mt.all down 11t.orace room. 2 fpla • blk from N"ach SlS' incl 2 BDRM Fenced 1ard. Nr.
I Pt.rmenL Clean Oulch atepA to beach. $149.000. uUI to June acJl.ll Ir abp1. 190 mo. 2029
3 BR. HW floors. h"plau'.
a.II fenced, •, acn~ Sl50.
monU\.
fum. m.~.
U.tM.AC. DUPLEX • nr.
ocean rum. Top rmtal.
-...c,..11 I~~ N_,,ort 8eacb ... ., . BA TCRE81', 4 'Bedroom, a JeClft S.ittl, RltT. Bath, -Dnunc and
-avan 1., bat'--. Hom• RUSTlC RANCH at1le f 213) CL 4-3805 Wallace. titll-6018, " ~ ~ "" ' ----PA UL JO:-OES R.LALT\"
Li \'&Cant. Owntr is i\n· home near bearh Ir park. M9.:i0 17931 Buch Bl 847 -1266
$31,500. • 00 E. 1 Tl.b et. c.otita M..a J'amlly room $0.600 847.1211 84i.6~11 tam. nn with adlomlng Houaes Unfurnished Carqe 641-7171 ADULT Communtty, 3-br
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lCIOUa to 111t.ll I 3 BR. 2 b&ths, •padous a ENT ALS One Bed.room Home.
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blt·ln kltC'hen. patio. yard TV"'-nhowie. R.a ngt. refrig, . DELUXE ()CUN P'ronL
Dup!~. 1 yn. old. Cpll
drpa.
OPE:\: HOt.:SE SUN.
5902 Sft.ahore Dr.
W. StU&rt Foote
Realtor -OR 3--0670
OR 1-~56 or OR 3-0ltd
TIKI SPECIAL
LEA.SE/OPTION
4 Br, tam.. rm .. K-. Ver-
de, 1176 mo. OR try PIO
dn. A: lake ~er huce
'22.500 C.L lo&n.. Don't
mlu th1-l&viJlb Tropical
l&ndse&plnf. Blcr. 546-W 0
Li1t Now •••• 4%
WHY PAY MORE?
MAHON REALTY
th I.. Oranp M3-1157
Immed~Poss-. --s.i·,,, U?\-OER FHA
APPRAISAL .
It
Lant,. 4 6: tam. rm. in love
ty Mt'M Vl!rde, Only U 3:i0
dn al lll.500 o r 1Ubm
your own temu. Clean,
out, \'&.e. C&ll ript. now
Bk r. 546-58!!0 -----Ju1t li1ted
:; & F'am. rm .. 1% bu..
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COZ\' living rm. w /Wied
br1C'k frpll". Slld lOI' l'la.
dl)()f'll 10 CO\'tn!d patio w w cpl.I, drp1. lnclu
l"!Ulge A: oven in low prlce
or 120.500. Call now.
d..
Bkr M6-6880
<WEN HOUSES SUN.
2:\31 Bunya, EulbluU, NB
4 60 t Tremont. C&nftO 811.r
•~:l'l P'alrfleld. Camf!O Sh t .
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WH Y RENT!--
• $ ·.oo dn. 3 BR $111 mo
e s:;oo dn. 3 BR $111 mo
e • '(I dn. GI: lo d.n. FHA
;( BR. cov. paUo. Fmced.
( 'ln~e Lo achoo I• Ir abopa.
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Brk Kl 2--0513 Ul 9 pm
~!JA ESCROW CO.
MARCIA GOODMAN
112 E 18th St. Coeta Keu
646-1621
KI -..s~ JeClll Smittl Rltr. 24 hr aJWW'ftUl.f auvice 400 IC. 17th SL Costa Mesa
337 MAGNOLIA
MODEL ROME OPEN
d&1Jy. Brsnd MW 3 Bdnn.
6: family, 63xl67' tot Fea-
ltl,... Dble O'teD. pantry.
Roalall We tub. E·Z fl.
~. FREE COLOR
TV wtth nonna1 down. lt
eold by P'eb. 10th. Drlve
oat now!
ASSUME 41,,~ Gl Joan,
pay only $115/ mo incl
everything. 3 Bed 6: 2
b&th, din nn. bd/wd fil"'I,
crpta. drapa, nreplace,
Bl kJl, oav. patio. Walk
to ahopa A bu!. Wiii low
down FHA al1e> Ask
$20,600. The Myhre Co.
MS."78.
BIG 2 br Stucco on Charm-
ing Colleen Pl. 15600 d.n.
a.uume $88 per mo. II~
loan. Ideal Cor enlarging
wttllout over bu.Udln(.
Owner • Bkr . M8-9493.
Ml 6·3l55
24 hr aruwenng aervlC'e
-OPEN HOUSE-
sa1ur<Say MJ Sun<!Jy, 1-5
307 -30T •, :\6th Strttt
Xewporl Brarh
OUP LY.X
2 • 2 Bedroom unit•. f'ee
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3303 Newport Bl'f'd.
New-pt Bclt ·OR 3-2153
atmplt ClO!le tn beach and ___ •
bay $38.500
Jean Smith, Rltr. I Cor~~· -~_I _ M•r_ 1?50
400 ~ 1 ilh St. C!'3ta Ml!~ 1 BR F'IXtT·Upf"r. $23.500
MI 6-323.'\ Almosl lut valV\'
l ~hr 11n.c-wn1n1? ·t'r\'I':_ 1 J BR. needs p&Ant A epta.
I 128.bOO
ALTA ESCROW CO. 2 BR ~te<U a buyi.-r. R·2
lnl Sharp. $28.llOO
MESSENGER SERVICE 12 l':-;'ITS. Ground floor. Obie. ~ar&«t', $35.8 1.
112 E 18th St. C06L& Mt.a l 'n LOTS. Emtr.ld Bay,
64~1621 I View. 116.500.
Scenic Propertie~ BEAU. Comty -yr--:-round
hie. i,; -blk fr • Ocean• 3
·brt 2·b& + Sep. rump11.1-(Adj. to Pnrt Theatre I
rm/ ww-ep~ [)r-pl/ Con· I --==OR 5-5726
aider Tradt' 642·0M7, VIE\\;-* LOT-*--
646-5038
FOR a&Je by owner . I yr " ronm fl)r tXJ)t.n!lon. Generel '°°° a r:::~n.«t:· patio. uis wuher, dryu. cpl..8. drp11 .
old. 4 bd l' ba Near 152~00. --------• pool A-ClubhouAe Sl~O
Oougtu & frttwAy f'rpl,, IRVING COVE acr<>'!~ Crom REHTALS {,AlQRE per month Holiday Vil· I drp,., b · na. 1'1lt!y oand-pvt bearh, :l BR. 2'1 Mesa Verde J1lO lage, Newportt'r Model.
I
acaped r ncd. Clean atlow I t>.tM. aep dining-It fam· and wt-have mort' Brook.hunt & Adams.
markrt al US.500 5431 Hv rm. lnJ rv room, ww1m· Bach. apt. tum s ;o 32114 MJCHIGA:"J /J·BR CAii 213·834-7141
Star•1'15 Dr 897·93"!1. 1 minr; pool, IOYPIY patla. 2 br itudfo apt 1115 % • Ba. Fam • rm, Obie · --ly p-,-d-t15-
TO\\-XHOUSE-:'\1·w :.!-story aJI lt vrl. $i7 000 3 br. house $135 1 frpl. Cpt.s,' drpll $1 75 New atnle • ~
i l>d. 11., ba.. ,·arport. Turner Associates MATCHAM REALTY KJ 9.a1112. I Large 2 BR With p.race . r .. 110. AdulL". ~ m111 from 3 BR. 11, ba. lpl. dps. fpl. dwpoul • wa~r paid • 2
bf.itch Ovcrlriuh pool ct Lo ..... oa.d I~ pallo. rncd yard. ~ rhlldre" OK. ul"t Tumer Ann '"' t• t ,..,,_ •837 l" .. R-"••t•r St. r~r art'A .. s~llinr w1lh rom· I U,O'"""I ..,,, ""-''~ ~ dee. S15S. Kl 11-1 82~ 2710 D,.lau·are. H.B. 682 N Cnut Blvd. 494 -1177 1---~ I'' I" new f111 n Ov. n'r Call 537.0380
\-•.·:WI S GOOD BUYS * RENTALS * New rt a. h 3200 ALL. PRICE RANGES po •c NEW 3 . Br Eler . kltch/
*DOWNTOWN * * BACK BAY AREA * Orp~ Buu . vard' Patio
BH •lltlul 2 SL •Iv w "1rw EXF.Cl 'TIVF: RF:I ~1 ; Ivan ErL-rdt, Rltr. • -wn-m•1nt ' .Nire are• / n. Ji'or ltlbf' • lo\'ely Bay· ..,. .. ..
or ~ P11rk Priced to TRANSFERRED 3500-C E. Coe.at HW"l' f re"t home. :l txJrtnJJ. mu-Sehl • 2 blks S130 • mo/
lit I \ BREA THTAKlNI. 673-5540 C.D.M. ter 1~· 11 12', lge den • 962-4066
R. D. Sl•tH, Rltr. PANORAMIC VIEW tarn rm 2 !rpll' 211 b&t.M. -PACIFlC-SANDS-3 BR
LE li-4>!111 nr VT 7-3519 • 3 Br, 2 ba., large playroom ---:::::==-----Compl,tcly cptd & drpd. 2 ba. bit • 1n11, rpt.t1,
-• W t wet bar. lltp. dining lOO EJe,. !)It • In k1trhen. Sell-d St!'l!'l 8181 TOW!llHOUSI': . O~n Sun nn. 2 frplc'I. a laro-" deck, I Cost• MeN 3 rps. . . mo.
2 4 i .... I ba Im• " Ing pnr e H 3.000. Immed· Munl'lf'r Or 5«·5S22. . "''· ~ ' ' '•·"· I fl~ d I h I ~rp· \Kh. ,11 ~Im'<', re-11tt 11 g11r en wt 0, ....
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••••••••• lalt' ()1'1upanry a t S250 mo. 4BR~2-ba-Tmrmhse, <'pl,
f ly trees. 14 :1.000. C&.11 fl7.i·4913. nit \Jr, MIO 11111(14 l'1bcup * FOR LEASE * lge MeJ kit, wa.sh1dryer,
Ln GOOD REAL ESTATE A ttractive 4 BR house 2 STORY contemporary-J H-pool. 1125. 1135
?.tOlJri. 'l\q ll•e 2-Br, Cptt1 I near achools Ii: ahopplng BR 3 hll, fully cpt/drp, all 962-i 5i9.
Drp!< Appiillntts AdJ: 3:l4 1-'orttl A IR. HY 4-75111 c'nl'er. $180 mo. Evt tlec \•:alnut kltch. Swed-NE\\' 4 BR2 bhX'k:! to
PMI & Clubh~" $11 li:iO -:Ht;~43 1sh Jo'RPLC. FLOORING. bl•h A'1u lU onh-. Mo. l!<t.
U>""·dr 91i2-'::!2:! I OcHn1ide 1750 STAlRCASE. BA l. C 0-S36·~9J ll 11•122 l...anai
ALTA ESCROW CO.
BY owm• I hdrm, '2'i j JUBA(ff REALTY NlES. Encl patio. '11 blk C1rr lc
bath. ~h'I" Cpl. drp to Ba\-, 1 f)lk t.o ocee.n. -----
h d l'llUt. d'I :11ar H1ghlandt1. f I STUNNING 3011 Ha1bor Bhd C.M l $21~ "'" lt>lll!" 642-~275 ?\ICE 2 bdrm tum. house. ~~::-1~ ~~·r~ena, cpts, rpa. S22.9riO •H6·96i'I ()" ntr ,';'; 'uoo"a~l i .,~~~ porch l 545·&421 I &.fl " j Jl:ewly painted. Adult.I
Unobstn.ir led OC'l'an view.
!'\OT LEASEHOLD. Cor·
brkr M O o E R N •••• .-. •••• ---only. $1 00. 227 Detroit. 135,000. 1606 l rvint' NEAP.-~a:w -.i;pacinu!-2 p A N E LEP __ _""" __ * NEW * 2 BR &: drn. w p r. bit·
112 !:. 18th St. Coat.a Meaa OWl'ER 6-4 2·2llM CHAR~ll:-IG-2-. RR-BR. "·W 'I''' '1p~. blt-tni. I'' A M J !. Y I RENT OR LEASE 3 Brdroom1 . 2 1:: baths '"" & <'!rp!I Sl 15 mn.
646-1621 ~R-OceanDUplu-4-brJ-Gue•l •ntl'41-\f' ~28 ;•,o. D\· "''"l~I "':li-!lMO I ru1 . 4 BR Largf' hnnll' Oii • , a.rrr Wall to wall carpeting . \\'alt'r flll Call '\:16-8001
J ha & 3·br 2·b&' \or·lot Ownti Ai:t OR ;i.4169 4 BfJR~I ~ h~·h~fAm rm '.!IJ BATllR Cltan 3 BR. 1tupets & dra11<·11r11. tlrtplac e · $8:1~Room h~ c-ptl ---C'pt• orp~ F'rpl Consld--d Pace Setter Beauty Pr tradf' &42..()Af\7 Lido lilt 1351 'pl •• 111n11~!'llf't & rOOL \\' rtrapt• Lgr CO\UC(! r 'I bullt-tna Townhouet' De· & rtbl l:llrBfl;f' ~12 Ca.Ii·
4 Br, 2 Be., home ln p.reti· 846.f>OJR -----_s_22 ~vo_ · '.~:.."~-:~--_ _ I U R E S SING t 10. Gara;:c & tool room. sign Heated Pool • 12l5. I rornla. 84 7 -3H !'i.
ti.. M ""·rd .~ Real L1'do Sleeper RM . LAN.\ I Owner v.111 I)(' al property PHO:'\E 646-3864 -RENTALS--... e eu ....., e area. MODERN house. -do-;:-to ~ Tustin 1 ·uO ,.. nJ 130 """ u-. . OF;CKJ :'\C: • JO • r. <l111ly 21,71) Or11n~\' --
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0 Y ,OIVV. water 6: 11hopp1ng. Room -----r.AQ w rRJV A v".(' M nr phcan~ Whil cfr RENTALS * ~pt1. Furnished OP~OOHlOCaJUSErtSUSNL l • 6 for 2nd unit. $27.!'!00. f:'tcr ptmnally 1tll1ac1tve I ALTA U(",\f\W (0, CO:l-1M liNITY t ier cix IH2H I ,..._neral " ve · l'~D 9-ll!lllll L.'lw1na M lhru Bt<lr'l'1m. 2 hath. 11\r "Pl W 1111 ""' 4()()1' GEORGE ~AYER RLTY l'TARLE:" PRIVACY $BO $tQ-• Al'l'~·M11~11-:s c'uMM L -----.., F alter f..30 rm. Own"r lo 1otre1IO\ h1°nt• A II nf\\
1M8 Adame, 64-0-lOll-O bit-in ktt~h~n. rn&ny nthrr \\ I Li .i A~!, llAHOESTY I T 1-.; N N I S .t.· .. I • Nl'wporl Area A: C.M.. BA H'A MAR * &.ycre1t-Reclucecl * l v I E \\' 01' e F t:RN • UNFURN " !
S.rgaln * Quick S.le I * Por Q111lk Salr ' * mo<1 Prn '"11 "rr~ -Jll~t 112 E l'•I· ._. Cn~la M~sa R ()LL I :.; t; 2 BR ,,. garage. ptl\ate UDO REALTY. INC.
Immediate Possewon 3 BR. 3 BA. ram rm. ~111 P'1 1" !H 7~o. j 646.1621 I lllLt..". JK1t10. dl11p11~RI, kid_. OK, OR 3-88~0 OR 11-4353 »31 W ft•• '0 '" C'• DELUXE 1 & 'J br
NEW MEDALLION 17 12 Marlin Way. 6411-1987 LIDO REALTY IN( -q : 'il'ltl "llh Ir'"'" I ~;:'I lir~oo12ll~:at~~nc~~~~a BY Owner 3-:-Br 2 -:-&1 f'URN &'. t'NF'l'RN
H OME BY OWN.E.:R • Baycrut 4 I ' ' La9un1 Beach 1705 , 11n,toeo ,.d C LL "Ji 03._ l Condnmm111m in T HE HEATED POOL • P11tl1ng * OPEN * br, + DR ~ FR. S~rr·o 340\t \1:1 l.1iln ,, · -_A\e. ~ '' · u __ BLCFFS. Cpts. lJrps. Pool 1 Grttn • ra.dlant hent. •
235 y · . . pf O thuout Ex lg prof lnd1 _ <Jr. .,.<,Jn S29.900 • "• 2 ha. d<'n. Th•' fL\Mr.Hl1 :--';':!!H !llj, $1 3'l m11 • EASTSIDE .. other pr1v Beau View wuher drwr fllCllr ltf'!I •
irgirua . wner yd. 169.500 IHll-2346 I ~ pan1·le•I I . I ('ftl~ rp1-:; Rr 11, hi\ cpts. drps. or 1't!V. port Bay: Call I carport~ etc. Priced fr<;m
OR 3-1933 OR 3.7994 t l BR Doll Ho11qe R·2 lot, -· drps r111-. River1ide County l 800 1111 ·111 r..in~·" Crph'. Pn· I 6'.5·2089 or 772-81\1 Pxt-JllS . SlMl.
LOADED WITH PROS-I nr. <W'e&n. patio. yd L• -I I I $6:.?.•,1111 ~. r. r RI rl H,1\' t 1.,,,,1 p11t111. lit ft>nred yd. I ~.so See Mgr. Apt I ~4!\-0492
PECTS URCENTI.Y S211.000 low_~ ~62·•834 ~·-·· • •. • • f .int.i,.t ' 1 '' IJ w n t 1 *PAL..\( ~f'Jll ~i;s * :i1ol-Hl:lfi LOVELY ;\'pt-Sho 1e\3 --
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PZALTY 848·3923 a.ny-'211·500· Wiii C'Onl!ldtr $5()0 lv 1''11 " I Ura•tl ·lull• l.111'1"1 {(, romp R"" hr< J !Oil D11p • lub • hnu11e swim pool BAY APARTMENTS
Um down 646-i531. p A rum Pool r:.M .. I I•""" . .1 03•3 ... ,..32 't "' 1 1 I • . 23 \ e. --- -•g lltn. Re•ltor .• ..... 1. .11 ... ,..... 11, H ,, , J'rl" en<· pl\l o ~e 4 v, Bay, e.M.
BY BLDR 2 sp&doua new f N H 1210 P A. PALMER. LNC. JOttr. 1" 1·.,, , II\' 4!14·7~711 I may l<111~11lr1 ~11111• tr arlr pm _ _ _ __ I $200 !°i•I C!·~H~ 1 6t z BR. Furn &: Unfurn
homa, 3 '1r 4 Br, tam rm, I ewport g!_!.___ 3377 Via Lldo,_O!:_:i· i:JOO Crt1 1~\ ·' I ~t • ru11lom , _ U,,·ne r. ;,~ ·i-:l<!l\O _ _ MOl lER:-J 2 hr. 1 hs., 1 $85, LOE 2 Br. nt wly 2 BR furn SI l!'i '' W
bll·lna. trplc. cpta, FA IS BR. 4 be. 2 lftory fam rm, 3 BR. 2 h&. m11n\' tl<traa. I hnm1 1 1 211 bll. •
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Generel ____ 4000Ge_ M r•I 4000 Coat• Mel. ' 4100Colfe M9N 4100 General 5000 General 5000 Corena •• Mir SUOCorona •t Mar S250 RENTALS
Apts. Unfurnl1hed
CENTER GARDENS
BACHEL00 BS • FURN s 90.00
1 B R UNFURN •too.oo
2 BOR lJNFURN 8115.00 ~~g~= u~~:~
HEATED POOL--
ADULT & FAMILY SECTION
Open Daily for Your lnapectioo
853 Center St., Costa Meu
'Victoria manor
tool' AT JHIS.11
•••••••••••••••••• FULLERTON AIMS Spectacular View of
EASTSIDE BRAND NEW 0c... i btrance of Harbor
1 BDR UNFURN FROM$ 99.50 loat Sllps Available to lesidenh * , <--ial Sprin4111 Offer * 2 RDR UNFURN FROM $110.00 2 Br, 2 bath Apts. Kitchen all elec., carpets, vr-.., 1 BDR FURN FROM S125.00 drapes. Lovely view from private sundeck. e Furn. IKhelw Apts. $19 Mo. 2 BDR FURN FROM $140.00 14e. pool pJuaEAL. hot water muaace POOL. e Unfum. 1 le4room $95 Me. ID FOR ADULTS
• Fum . 1 ledroem $110 Mo. ADULT COMMUNITY $390 mo-on yean Jeue.
Z Wks. FREE RENT for MoYllMJ Expenw! OPE~ DAILY FOR INSPECTION Call 873-9813 for turther information
13th Mo. R-I!!---to 1 veftl' -...-..! ask for Herman Trott. Mer. ,....., nww 1 --••nunw• 2020 Fullerton, Costa Mesa. 64.2·3244 .............. .
We have 72 Lu~s unit. of Attrac. COLONUJ.. "!!!!!!!~~~~!!m!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ I •• •• ...
Rooms for Re nt 59'5
OtPLOYED g-enUern&n.
Quiet, handy netg'hbor•
hood. 646·057:\ or
646-2932.
BEAUTIFU~ room tcii
1ttnl. Tele A-gar. $61) mo.
510 Sanl& Ana Avt .
646--0361
COZY bach, apt. NukiI
Xlnl Peninsula lo<:. AVAJI
tl1 J une l!'i. &npl. gent.
$46. 673·2123.
$12.50 WK W /KITCH
Costa Mele 4100 Costa Mesa ArdUtec. in quiet 1urroundings. Heated I~. POOL, ;::
4100 CABANA, Puttlnr Gret>n, Car Ports, Spac. GroundL
Selected t~ts. Our unlu are hand10mely furn. cl
COSTA MESA 5100 COSTA MESA 5100 COSTA MESA 5100
The Best for less * BRAND NEW
MW wm APU.
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$92 ICXOEPrIONAL 2 bt houte
type 11pls, drps, crpt. ,n.
dosed patio, prl 1.t1r $105.
•••·1817
l•ck Bay 5240
nuo WK • UP APTS
2398% Newport 5'8·075.'\
ROOM, pvt bath. outside
s:.11. Move • Jn Allowance
1 Bedroom, Be&uutlll F ur•
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• Extra Larr• Kl~
With BuiJt.lM
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Club Houee
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APARTKENTS
TIO WMt 18th Bl.
( C.Om er of Pomona)
COSTA M!lSA 548·7988
* * * * * Tivoli Apts
REST VALUES IN C.M.!
Sgle ..... -........ -... $90
1 BR -·---.. -$105
2 BR.-·--·· .. $125
H•t.ad Pool • HI Fl
2115 Placentia 648-5120
W MOW APTS.
• P'urn.. 1 • 1 Bedroom
e W/W e&rpeU 6 drapea
• l:Jlt-ln o~n • r&n1'9
• D1~hwaaher
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!00 up. Adulta, no pets.
!>3-0 W. WUICm 846-6608 * STUDIO APT. * N<'wly turn • 2 BR '* 11 t batha • Bll·ua * Heated POOL * Adult. • Priv PaUo
1024 ML&IJon Dr., C.M.
a40-J~9 or ~3184 * lge. 1 Br. *
Crµl.11, drp9. d.i.p.. paUo,
it8.rage, plumbed tor waO-
er. See to appreciate.
A<lulUI. No pet.a. "6 mo.
ZO 17 ·B. C'tlar1e St., CK
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1919-21 Maple, C..M.
642-4268
< 1pen Da.tly tor IMpeetlon
L> EI. . XE J'\&na.. A,U. 1 Ill
:! Br. Pool, Tsrraee.. Ho r• u or cl\Jldren. Ideal for
1: 1r•llelors. $05 oar up. lttl
Church St. 646·8266,
.•1'H l6:l3. ------* WfLSON WEST * t"IJrn or Untum
I & :.! BR. crpt/drp1, pa,
ltll·tns. POOL. Adult..
31$3 WUaon. ~6-5276.
1 DELUXE AP'I'S
l'll1 . pd/ Pvt • patJ01/
M"1<l • aervloe/ Ml 2·1004
ev1·i<.
U >VEL Y 2 br. w-w cpt.
lH n1t, pvt patio. 1074
W11llnce. LI 8-3164.
li46·25U . ----ATKINSON PP'ebler Apta
I lir gar. lndry, adult.I,
tit,7 \ 1Cl0113 c M.
:'>41S·lil36
l'I h~ 1 · Br-$801 ~p11rt
r .. r \\~hr Enr l • patio/
1;Atn~,. LI -:!423
L ' 1;.·11 ti.
·1 ATIRAtl lVE_l_·-BR
W ;1.t f'r • ;:ll..' pd! Httl Pool.
Lndrv Uwntwn' Adull:rl
I Ii F h1\\'tr 642-H SZ
Z Bf<-,,,1,. .. 11ntuml1 li11l-
ll'~ \\'w-l'pl~ Orps Hld·
JlHOI Jo'r-Sl•)ii up. 646·1938.
I HJ E. BAY
:"\ J <.: 1-~1~ Y -furn_l_B_R-.-N=-r
, oo) ,.,, & l rani;portallon. 2
1•111pluyrd a<l11lts preler·
11·t! Nn r eli;. Ll 8·3388.
7IO Hamilton St .. C.M.
.,, Jl'urniahed Ir unturn.
.,, l Bedroom
.,, 1 Stnrlea
tt' H•ted POOL
.,, Encloeed Gara&"ea
ADULTS ONLY
*WHITTIER APTS*
De.luxe Fum. l BDRM.
Ne91ly Decor. • Ocean
VU. Medamon Kit. Di1p.
• Gar. Patio • H ea t e d
Pool • $110. All UU!a
Furn. 1801 Whittier, C.M.
646-4332
I FURN 1 BR-$65
Alao cozy Bachelor -.so.
Gu Ii: water tncl. Inquire
2024 Newport Blvd. C.X.
$17.50 WK. & UP
40 • NEW UNITS
SGU: • l ·BR APTS
ALL EXTRAS A.VAIL.
ZIN~i N9Wp<)l't Ml-t715
Newport Be.ch 4200
Bay View-Bay Ave.
J...arar, rnodtrn :: br A pt.
Cpll, drj,1, frplc .. 2 porch-
es. Best Bay & ocean
swlmmln(.
Owntr. OR 5-0998,
lJ 8·3333
Neal J . Martin, Realtor
*BRAND NEW*
BACHELOR APTS.
• f'UmJah'd • W •W Cpla
• Ht.d pool • rec room
• Pvt paUot • maid a rv.
• W. Npt -1 blk to ocean
FROM $125 yrty
210 Cedar, NB H2·1U2
OCEAN FRONT
PO month : .Btd.room
FUR.NlSHED
weU ma.Inta.lned.
You must :iee to ~prCX'iatf• these va lue11
Open for Inspection dally 9 a.m.-9 p.m.
989 Victoria, Costa
646-6774
Mesa
--------------------
RENTALS
·. Unfumhhed Corona •t Mar 4250
1 BR. duplex, nr 11hpr . $110.
IOl Hlliolrope. 6'2-3%16 COSTA M ESA 5100
or U4.,.780. ..--------..
BALBOA
F or renl tum. Lowtr apt.
2 bdnna. Ad1Jlla·$05. Eve-
nings -call 675·0864
R. C. Gr .. r , RNltor
!'18 Via Lldo OR 3.9300
302 E OCEAN Front, acle.
$80. UUI pd, yrly. Ideal
tor work.In&' adlllta or re·
Urtd ptraon. OR 3-1659
NR ocean! 2 br, l ba, kit,
It• rm. $76 Incl utll,
W-0117, ~-5038.
BALBOA Pen. yrly, $50 3
roo~. yd, nr. B&y, Ocean.
962·2868 675-2907
STUDIO APT:-r-
Nr Bay .t: O<'een • 17.5 Incl
ulll y rly. 673·8133. ---
Presti~• Addrss ..... .
• • • Economy ~nts •••
MARTINIQUE
GARDE NS
Bachelon tum
From $110
1 Bdrm ..... From $105
2 Bdrm ...•. From $125
3 Bdrm • 2 Bath
From $150
C.rpets·Drapes·Garap
Bit-in Oven A Raqe
•.....• 3 Pools •.•.•••
Graclou1 Lrvinr •••••••
Park-lib Surroundlnr•
1Btb " Santa Ana. CJiL
646-5542 646""233
LUXURIOUS Apt. like
prtnte home. % br. 2 b& ..
$1 3:1. 2 br, 1 ba., $130.
2381 Eld,n, Phone
!i•8-829fl.
L --3SS NEW, lge 1 BDRM apl Iii-la_l•._nd ____ .. __ WW l·pt. drp, bll-uia.
l • BR. Large living rm,
cptd, newly decorated.
OR 3·11507/ OR 3~160
Huntlntfon Bu~h 4400
CLAYTON GARDEN Apt.I
BunUqt.on It Cl1y AvL
l , 2 A 3 BR t um • unf.
' POOLS. e l BR 900 Ill ft e 2 SR. 1!00 aq ft.
e 3 Btt, 1300 sq. tt.
1 mo tree on 6 mo lse.
$0:1 to $125. S3t-Of73
LGE l bdrm triplex, cpts,
d1 ape1, bit 1n:1, pvt patio,
gu pd. S100. 7782 R onald
VI 7·20 3
Reuonable • $90
546-9649.
l BEDRM, gar., stove, re-
Cr1g. Clean. quiet, Nr.
llhopplllg. $70. :'1«·8812,
:t40 Avocado. CM.
E.ASTSLDE l br, $75 mo,
ntwly dee ! Water pd. No
pet11 or chlld~n. Ll 8-98:U
Z BR. cpl. dps, 11love, re-
f ngeralor, carage. AM,
S.2·2i 17 Eves 646-9778.
EAt>TSIOE 2 br, frplc.
bll • Ins. pvl, patio, cpl.Ii,
drps, $115 mo. Ml 6·1287.
H1rbor Townhouse
2 bed.rOOm apt. Ca.rpeta.
drapel. bUllt-lna. AJIO 1tU·
dio :l bdrm. 1 % bath apt.
availaOle. 2217 Harbor
BJ'fd. Jll:nter Wlll"'r St. or
Harbor Blvd. St11 MfT.
A.pL A·l , nur pool.
$70 LookAt'Em -Ail n..n le1t Thia! $70
Modem 1 Bdm1 unturn.
Smart ~r. lJrape1. Stv.
• Rlr. $:'i for IMh Quiel.
Cloee in. IUllabh• 11gl. WO·
man only. V1tw day1. 130
!:. 20th, C.M
SPARKLlNC NE\\'-:-:?-
STORY
2 br, 1 '• ba, 1 p1i., drpll,
Blt·lna, pvl Pllllo. AdulU!.
$115. Eve& &: wknda. 2649
Orange. Mgr Ar t C
547.7914
HURRY! KURRY!
New J • 3 Br. 2 ba. $110
Ii: U20. CHILDR!:N WEL-coao:. Cor Baker It
M9"dou. close to achoola
A abop. 646-0~ or come
to see them
U M -3 BDRM, ~ oft for
part time help -aec., typ·
lat, apt. m(T,, bkpr, car-
penter, gardem!r. or ? ~
'lo'\lm. or not, new, airy .l
light. Nylon cpls A drps.
Walk to ~ 11choola Incl.
Catholic .ft OCC. 1, blk to
ah•>P cent.er
MESA VILLAGE
APARTMENTS
Corntr M'ndoza k
El Camino -Me-7331.
$89
Lre 2 br. apartmenla, car·
pel'd • draped, elec rani•
I& oven. priv. rarqe.
3000 Royal Palm Dr. 1
blk. West ot Harbor Cor.
ot Baker Street.
Harbor Estates Apts
$19 month on le ...
2 bedroom 1tudlo apart·
m'nu . 1 1~ baths, all elec·
trlc kltchena, carpela,
drape..
WAILACE AVE.
VILLAS
Mp. 2061D Wallace Ave.
1 block Eut ot Plac,ntia
BACHELOR W A.NTJCD
1 13R, w/w carpel, B lt·lns/
Retrig/ drpa/ wuh/ pr I
2188 MAPLE.
175·DUPU!X Ii: CA.RAGE
l Br. No peta. 2610
Santa Al\& Ave. 548·8152
2 BR, $85. FURN U M .
Cpt.Jl.. drps. blt·mll, lndry
269-71 16th P1. CM.
New port IHch 5200
$175.00
3 BDR • UNFURN
E"ceU,nl Buch Loc&t1on
Carpeu, Drape., Bll·ina
Nice Yamlly perl'IU&.l)cnt
1809 W. 8alboa, OR !>·3199
or 64,2·2020. uk for Mn
Hall.
Particular People Prefer
VILLA NEWPORT
Lu:-mrious Adult Uv~
with an Ocean vttw. 2 Br
:! ba.s., \V W epts. drp11
NEWPORT RIVIERA
Prestige townhouse Apta
2. J or ' Br. 2. a bu, deo
6 fun rm. Cpta. drpa, bit·
lna. PaUo., IUJ>decka.
$250·$276 mo, leu•
84.2-0SOO • Ml-3962
Cerona del Mar
Tour Year around
carefree bom•
a t tbe beach
5250
-1?Bk~
A PRESTIGE
ADDRESS
Cornna del Mar OR 3-3US
l & 2 Br • Patio Apt.I.
"'URN. • UNFURN,
On 0 Acre•·Tennla Court
PutUnc Greena • Wood
b1•'"nini; t1replaces-Swlm-
mlnr; Poola. Separat.
swlmmlnr It wadlnc poola
Lt> family areL.
From $137.50
000 SEA LANE DUt
,,,,, $95 dishw~hr, pool ~anv mor~ Bilbo. 5300
""'THE COUNTRY e.xtraa. H Ol Superior ---------2 ~droom, bu1lt·1n~. drap-
e11, p rivate frnre<l yard,
and gara•e ~218 Rutgers.
HOUSE 2·1R. APTS. 642-3074. m N"wport Bch BRIGHT, mod'm :? Bdrm
11, Ba. Studio Ap~. Cpt11 ,-1 MQNTH-f nEE-11 J bA.. alud10. F rpl. F' A t Drps~I~ -kit/P vt -Pa-I\ he11l, r pl, drp. bll·lns, pv
_ llos. Lov,.ly Pool It RI'<:· pallo. Su.n declL Laundry C.M. &42-0SH
MODERN 1 81 r\l paUo, area. Unturn • $110 Furn z.;,w ourl~°'t"" :i Br , 2 -=$l=~=8=m=o=y=rl=y=. O=R=:l-=1918=.
drpa. elec. li1lt htn, relrtg. -$140. baths. bll·11u1 dlahw1hr •
Ga., It water pa1'1 A<1ulu . 103:! W. W1l110n Apl·D ~l Block lo ocean. $175
nu pets. 135 Mai:noha, SSS LI 8-31TO Yrly leMt Recrt-sllon .tr
873-6066. --------2 Pools. Nt\\,,Ort Shorr~ -t' VISTA VrEW APTS
t' REAL VAL!'r; ~109. Al· Spi riou, l • br Blllins, 642-3430 nr 646-95~5
trac 2 br, •lshwr. l'pt.a, Drpa/ Cpl-'. Nr . Shop'g. -.-w-ICfJ(llff *
drp ... poul ' Arlulh only. Chll<1ren OK' $110 • mo U
La Pu Apu , :nw:l P11c1flc 8~4 Ctnter ape. • 2
!'i41\·687' ~48-3776. -------------BACHELOR .ipl l'&J'l •
furn. ="'"'I\ 1h :'\r .
8l(lrfl! I bUI' J11:1 2;1H
N·wprt 1 rea1 1 <>11'n S.H •
SP ACIOUS 2 BR :! bath
frpl, cpu/drpa, dillhwuh
er. Heated POOL. Adulta,
nu pet.a. From 1155
646-5251
H u ntintton IMch 5400
Deluxe living . . 11 youra In theae NEW 1
level or alud.lo apt.a. 2 Bd
mu wtth frpl. It ulrs
bath from 1110.
71111 TALBERT
1147-1019
2 .
d
NEW exl'lustve Ige l •
Br, 2 Ba-2 It • cloiiel.I
•J>&CIOUS ·•'-paUo, heate
pool, on bu• llne. 190.~ Sun/ 5H -8jl l
E. of Harbor nr Wifson.
2 BR. nl'wly pa..lnled, new
cpl.•, ga11 B·inq, pvt yar,
dspl Children OK S9io.
54~·0063 or 646·05f1"> *~BR . Studio Apt up. Nr Buch It Adana ~36-67 17
!'\Ol:'I RIVER A VE -Fl REPLACE rN EACH
entrance. Quiel Adult
home, Call 646·3:193.
NEW den bdrm, utll, ILnen,
pooi, Sauna bL Call all
~ or Sunday. M3..eo31.
S LEEPING room w/b&th
In pvt cot~ . uw pd.
2094 Oranc"e. CM.
Room & Bo.rd 59'6
YOUNG ltncl• men. lltay
al the Royal Pad. R•ton·
able. Coat.a Kua. 640-1881
Guest Homa 59'8
ST ANI..EY GUEST HOMJJ
14102 SPRINGDALE
WEBTMINSTER
893.0026 893-441 1
REAL ESTATt
Gener•I
Income Property 6000
* THREE UNITS * Near h.ch ~ town. Two
l·Br, one 3-Br. 8 Ye&rl
NEW! Alway a Hnted.
$3000 yr. Income. Drive
by 808 Cali!orrua, Hnta.
Bcb. Owner uklng
123.950. (213 ) 288-3~11
BEARD REALTY
* FIEE RENT
TRIPLEX on Baker. Re·
cenUy refinanced, ready
lo ro. Jncome $3.960 yrly,
Sacrifice at $3f.500. Sub·
mil dn.
T. Doyle Rlty 540-0370
OWNER. 2 br hou1J• It nr.
new 1 br duplu. rear. In·
come $280 mo. llln•~~
f0ttes sale. 177
PJ. Ml 8-95•3.
Vlrguil&
JUST completed. Bldr1 DtX
apt w /3 Br ownen Apt.
Income $830, pmt $3.49.
FP $75,000. 315 • 7th at.
H.B. 536·7184.
PRICED ror \mmediat•
sale 10 unit &pl in
'10 E. Ocean Front, upper NEW l Br, walk to beach,
84&-'77U all delWte $115. Gar. 31:1 •
2-BR $85. ADULTS-
No pela. 207 Mu a Dr.
548-1669
KENWOOD Apt• hkt> love-
1~ bOme. l ·br rlr '.'·br :?·ba.
Cpl.a. drps pat1.. pool!
712-H Kenwood
EASTSJDE Tripl~x. L~e 2
Bdrm ~1ud111 apl, pallo,
gar, ww rpl~. bit -ms.
s 12:; mo. 268 E. 16th Pl.
LA 8·6426. LA 8·008~
n
g
Steps to octan, cpl, dps, Large. new Gold Medalllo
d1!ShW&.'lher. dmmg a rl'a. 1 bdrm apart. ov,rlookln
Orange !'11le or trade.
$ 10,000 IA'lll handl r
D.A T e WEEK e iiONTH
UUJa. Pbcne, llnca, maid
-.rY. Vlew ot l Ma.led
pooJa. yachU. bay It Lido
Iale. From Ult monUlly.
LIDO SHORES HOTEL
AND MARINA
111 Lido Pk. Dr. 173-8802
Preferred Yrly. Rent
$140 TO r1&'it t enant. Just
redecorated, flrepl. 2 bdrm
tum. apt., utl.la, (summer
worth $600 mo.I 210 41st
S L N.B. 673·1909.
1 OR 2 glrl1 to share beau·
Utul apartment with
arne. Nr. Yacht Club.
Share reuonable expen.s-
u. 675·4:)47.
DON'T LOOK UNLESS
U WANT·lge deluxe 2 br,
2 be, nr ocean ~ elec gar·
door. $150 mo. &42-3082,
842-3247.
WATERFRONT 1-:-BR
to June 1 $125.
Ulll. pli 64 2-3346
NO-OCEAN• l br, kllch.
po<>I. msld ~rv. U IS-up.
&46-!1038. &42-0867.
4210
DA RLJNG J&rden a pt,
nirelv fum, 2 br. H-pool.
hram cellinc. B-rns, w-w,
Adl.,, no rels. ~2-25H.
1 .1:-28nr urn-:-Nr Harbor
HI &·h. Adull.11. From
SJOO. Dplx, 5P5. 646·4664.
1-2-:-BR. Dlsposa.1, -1.Jldry I
B&r·B·Q Vtry l'leAn &
quiet. 646-1801
7th st. oas-1a•.
DOWNTOWN area l BR
apL $~ lnct. uul.
Vl 7-3811 evts, wkod1.
Dvplu Furn.
$80 • 1 BDRM turn duplex.
Clean. Eallt11lde. MJ &-1500 I
all 5 :30. all d&y Sun. I
RENTALS I
Aptt. Unfurnished
COSTA MESA 5100
$89.00
2 BDR UNFURN I
CHILD QK I
2043-49 Wallace 1
Me.. North Trip i••"
2 Ir BH. l '2 to~. ,.'um un-
furn. $110 up. Pvttpal1'1
drps. crplA. bll-1rui. g11r. I
HEATED POOLS
Nr. shops. !1Chl11 It OCC
CHlLD sect.ton. Pel OK.
Coohdgr lfak rr ri-16-&68'1
MI 6-40911 Ll R-1188
Gen er•I SOOO Gene r i i 5000
~~I!
Voltaire
~rom $87.50
All NEW
GARDEN APARTMENTS
EXTRA LARGE ONE BEDROOM, TWO BEDROOMS ANO
STUDIOS. HOT POINT BUILT ·INS, REFRIGERATORS,
CARPETS & O~APES. PRIVATE PATIOS, POOL
RECREATION, ANO CHILORENS A"EA
SEPARATE ADULT SECTIONS.
811 So. FAIRVIEW Rd .
CA!ll CJ B 'ILDERS court yard. $00 -$95. 817 7
&46-7735 ~vu. OR !)-J 6419 Garfield H .B. M 7 ·3076. NEW 2-BR Deluxe Twn·
hse. I 1: b&. f rpl. Pool.
At111ll 111 e."l. Sl 15 mo. Nr.
Ad .. ms & Brookhur.;1
:l31·8458.
i:i:vE on the t>Ucr1."' .;;v,. 2
BR Duplex fully crptd .\
drp<l Large pa tio cl car·
port. $16~ on yrly lta11t'.
l. 2 A: 3 BDRM. $1 ll'I up. Cp
drpa, blt·lnl'. htllll'd poo
Elcct l l(l('ltion. Inqui
I.
re
EASTSJOE-Tnpl,:<. Lar~e On Se&ahore Dr. 110 Hsl
I Bill m . pllllO gar11r;t. Nf'wport B""rh l\H-2961
\\ W r ph. bll -ins $125 Art fi p.m
J 7431 Keelli()n, Apt B, HB
NEW 1, 2 It 3 Br Walk to
beach. llll rllx S81l !'i-0 Ir up
:Ill'\· 7th S I \36-il 4. -111·• :!68 E l6th P lai·t. LJVE un th .. b<'a1 h. new 2 -2-BR STUOIO/POOLI
L\ 8·6426 nr LA 8·00!!4 BR Duplex fully r tn1·• & -I ,. u Many E xtru' 1141·7889 3 BR---212 baths. lfiOO Mt tlrpd Large patio & r ar
k
l
-.. .
'· 16
fl. Jl~ !Tl(), Chlltlren OK. I port. '165 on YTIY leue. Duplex, U nfurn. 5100 <'A LL, AL BLACK 01• Seaiiho~r n r 110 4ht
Mil-474~ ur 546-9a40. l'\r.,. purl Bearh 67~·2961 LG Jl"r 2 • Br. Mahog u bin. I Coal' ~ Wall111:e -~l~s ~l. fi P.:_m kllrhen, wn1<her hllOkup
SP1 . I Hr $1 20 • 2 Br. LIDO PEl"THOUSE waler pd. l"nrJ bk yd
I Bltn' Cpl~ Drps Pool I MnJr~t1c B&v I'll'\\" :i B 11ar K!tli. OK Nr Ba l'
:;i.; E Jilh PL. 3 ba, H t:GE trrr. newly bay S9~1. 6~6·4043.
llC-1040 ~vu 642-:\25:\ r1ffor rpb, llrp~ Yrlv -.-Dtlux;-Nf'w ~De1·or
--------$550 C'all Mr~ Nadh Oversized f ,m ... d yartl, It Lt\ft<.;E :! br, cpts, drps, t 67, 2676 6 _:· '
I
1rf blt·IO'. lndry Adult.. ·•: -"':... i.1-4S~ Pi llo. pvl 2 Mrm11. P'ltt'
$!Ill :i·,2 VIC tori-1 ~l I LOVELY apt. Bayside Dr. bit · 111.,, q it drapes
I.I ~-2 107 2 Br 2 b&lfWl Jrh 'pool 1:111' SI \0 ···•6-J227
. . • ~Irr kll<'h rpls <.lrpa. l'\E\\' -:! hr nes r U.C.!
Lll-LLXC. I BP.. (l.lns.-h !2.-.0 6i5-0834 fii:\-l\4H PAhloA!)M arl'll C'pl~. hit
1
11110 FA hr.it II · \\a~her
\II '• ;41 :n ~hahmar 2 P.DRM:-;-losr tu f'("Hn, m~ $1111 R4fi -4121
f.~.!-469' I b.iy :-h"PPlnl? Carpets, 1>46·6t1vt
2 BR duplrx lg hv rm. drap~·. bit In'-nlv 12 BR. Bll·1n!i.rpls, -garag
In• tJ 1-;i1 J. allached 1?3r· 673~i~ SIUO Costa M"sa 646-36~
,.,it'. SS.-1 642.()~ll.'1 11810 W UALBOA nrw -:l ~~~nl __ _
:! 1m. $!l.'i-J'vtY.rd & gar br, 2 ba $Jf.1;, 2 bi :? ba
2 BR dplx. dpa. cpt. b-UI I ::rw piunl. Cd 1,,.. 1778.c SHO M MJ\'h11~1 ~'1-3491 1 Rent1l1~~t!d ~~
t ie-:. ran(e d·Wll!!h pr, ~ 2 BR t pvt p11l10, n'wly dee. 242 "'"'ln11tl<l,.r .·i I ' f'IA 10 gar. nP'w cpls. WANT F.P i:aragl'· 2 ca r
530·3400. Evt~ . 646-18P l .
8uUM11 Property
IDEAL RE. ottii'c Ire,.,
Oth'r rtnl&J on this C·l
Jot Wlfl pay otr '°'"· Owner reUrtng, $5.000 dn.
Big future here for good
Bkr. LyUe Realty •
518·9493 1913 Pomona
A\·e . C.M.
COAST HwY 2!00 1q fl
building on 85' front.are.
Best buy in Newport
Chari ell F;. Gri.mes. Rltr.
OR 3-6827 OR 3-1Sl:l
Businell Rent•I 6060 -3 STORES "" Newport
Blvd dlr,l·tly across from
NeWJWrl Beach City Hall
and Richard !I Udo Mark·
f!l. No" l.l(·cup1ed by
DAILY PILOT
A VAIL.ABLE :"I/OW
\\'111 Rublel 11nl1l May I!\.
196:'> m one, twn or lhr1>~
parcel:1 or Wiii 11~~1!>1 In
ne~ot1at1ng 01'\\ In~•
With ownr1
F 11t furlhtr 1nformat1nn
o·ont.acl '.\I r .lar k R Cur•
'"-'" Bu-ine:o~ Manager,
DAILY PILOT Phone
1142-4321 Ceril Pl U 25 CaJ1 collect BetwHn McF1dde n & First St. ~~ l·BR -Blt1n:< -Cpt~ [irr~ rtps. Adult~ Yrlv 170"1 11 p1rrr11~. M,.:-,\ or :'\R
533-3986 ILf;, 3 :30 or SANTA ANA ~ l~;.r"~' l·blk 1 .. :"wpt Ha\Cn Pl ;,4.r.·,"1308' l 'p l" $:/O 111•1 M7.l<!hl.! C-1, CLOS E-IN--
54b-i635 ~= tt. ~ I P.1,.,1 S"O 6 111·0~6:i I l'l/I ·, PM I on huiiy 1!1111 Slrf'el !drill
J BEDROOM -. -2 -bath. S41•2028 -~ .., 2-BEDRM $IHI -Newport Hgts. 5210 \\'.\:":T J.:ll fnr ~niall b11s1n,.3s & rrs1-
W. W. l &rpct lhroughoul, •"~ C.i:11 1q!c ~lO\I' 111.pn,111 ATTRACT. I Bi , $9f> All I Ur:Sl'E:BATL:l~Y rlll'•'· Urn month drape~. bu1lltn elerlrlr I \\'nlcr-pd ll<lll·l!HI'.? lltlll'. pfl t>s,,p Aul ... p,,1 ga1.1~1' 1111 A11l"I;.:•· l"~I f~ Ridille Hl'.'allf'll , Jnr.
kilt.hen, large dining 8rf'1t. ,.l iiimmmiliimm_iiiii _____ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-i L1; a BR 2 h11, f1pl. ga1 ~10:, R1•tllontl~ LI R-3136 or NpB ''II 6 1:.!·0·ll:! •'\'fJflll nl V1o·lfl1ll\ I ~i1 1l-111!1 I fireplac~. rlo~t'd gurage \\'1111< In ~ lilh <hor~
U 60. !148·86:16 /) /}/) I) J /J/J A $1 3\ :IZIB C11hnllo1 St Rooms f or Rent 5995 1\"F~WPORT Blvd. new;-ip.
--·-pr 271\0', i:la'~ rrnt. p1·k'i.. !"W~; 1:111 l'\'I • Rath Al·o IMO' f'Par hi 1'1'11•
~1;;, • MO!-NEW UNITS-I Coron• del Mar 4250
~ ... nny Acru. 115 Santa -· -
-2-*a -r.TOJ ,~Nb~~.u. SkE1l*C'llP'n Lollea, I! V illaa" _,l./n/:J. $!1'. ,"lift 1'111 n & t 'nfllrn
• ou•~ If "If r L.¢ 2 RH. ll'Jl ch p!i & hlt
nuigP, d11111,, i'plb, th-pa. 1n~. Call l\11;1' f\~1,.~27 i
'So n111lt•·r \\hat It (,, .111u
t•1.n .... 11 It \\Ith ,. I> \II,\'
f'll,CYf \\,\'T 1\01 Fa'
I ""r' l1·t>: fl~·!·.~6711 \1 kl\ ~1.1111 :-lt-1 ~II> )(I in;: O'hNl•l tlr IH6·111141.
\I k ;\'Al;ISA . .!!l:l --
Miiin,.1 •• ~1 11,.c·., ... 1 H11 y I LTTF: tto11•" 1111h lari•
!\" B ''J1A 1'1'•1 'ard. frncrd yard, ! 11hel, 548-9755. 2 BR Apt. very clean.
aduJts. no pets, rar. $135
• 1"1"RAC1' l Br, W/W w/utll11. 673·5540 or
pvt. patio. $117.50 J3!i
Melody Lant . Mr 6-6026
•pt:-. lots of storage space. 642-0727, ::·.;1' NJ'll. Blvd. 6U·0437.
RfNTALS
Apts. Furn ished
i • 1-<N n1c' 2 Br nr, 17th Hunti,,.ton leach 4400 Hunti,,gton !Heh 4400
:..t Shopping ctr. 6t2_.2t1. -------------------.... I\· 2· i2iP.
---~--::--\ \ I BR dplx. Sep. by
.. "I?" Quiet. Adult.I, no
• ,,,, 2468 Elden 648-1021.
:: 'l 'RN. Cott.ages tnclud.
1 . J 6rl It. S1~ per
I 'lfllh 646·1029.
n::--:1' BY WEEK OR MO.
~ 1: l $120 mo or $32.80 wk.
:: •.• ii Maple 1142·3666.
:.' llfl, fllrn, r\ Un!Um., W•W
q 1l11. 1lp1. bit-Ins. 1108 up.
M6·H l1 or 646-7954.
I 1 .1: :! Br. tum, fenced
'oll'U Chlldrrn OK. 564
Plun;er. Kl 11-61«.
Jfo l:'l:CL ulll. 1 BR apt.
fllrl "''"'Pllrt Blvd nr Hoar I
Hosp 673·2634 ___ _
NEW°'Zbdrm-:-w/w, lg., pvt 1
p11l111 $110 i6'1 Srolt Pl.
CM ~U 6-232;\
$RO to $7R, \'Ill r;,To-;-1
SPRINGDALE
APARTMENTS
• Dtlure 1-Bedroom
Apartments
• Sulit-In R.trl<Jt and
Ov"'
• G.trba9f Ols!>05'f
• Carpeu and Or111ts
• Continuous lnsllllt
Hot Wattr
• All UtllltlH Paid
• Cuagts
• Swimming Pool
• • Across frorn
Shopping Ctnt~•
• Ntir Schools
• • Clost to Douglas
• • •
~ Q
BALANCED
POWER
UNFURNISHED • F U RN ISHED
FROM $105 FROM $125
16072 Sprin9dale at Edln9er
I
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I
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SPECIAL-0.poait will hold
'til you move in
• BA CHELOR UNITS -1 R \Tl!
• ONE BEDROOM -1 BA Tl I
• 2 BE DROOMS -STUmO -Ph BATHS
• 2 BEDROOMS-ONE STORY-2 BATHS
e 3 BEDROOMS -STl'DIO -'.!BATHS-
PRlVATE P ATl OS OR BAL1 UNIES
PRIVATE 1.AUNORY FAl"ll I ru;s
ANU LAU NDRY Rrn\\I"
CARPETING & ORM'! :o-
FJIU:;Pl..ACE I N 2 At. I Jiit t Nil ~
REF'IUGJ-;flA'fURS ,\\'\II \Ill.I::
f\ACHE:LOn UN IT~ 1-TH.'\l:o-m~O
Al.L OTHF:R IJNITS A\'.\1 1.\fll.F.
F L'RNISHED OR l':'\l"l 'R'\1'111:;0
INCLUDES THESE DELUXE FEATURES:
• Putting Green
• Olympic Size Adult 1'1101
• Family Pool -Wacf111~ l'onl
• 2 Recreation Bu ilcltng~
• 2 Sauna Baths and Tenn t!-lOUtl~
• Familv Section
• Child Care Ctnter
• Caloric Ga.s Kitchen~
Ad j1eent to Com plete
Shopping Cente r
ad11ll11 ;"\o pt t R4!rk R11Y
wll A d I \I nfl R plll HUNTINGTON BEACH FOR IN FORMAT ION: CALL 546-0370 (Mgr.)
T\' KA c ·11~t 11fl Ap1• HONE 847 Aftft4 H1rbor & Ad 1m1 -Nur Meu Verde
""''' 1 111• J .... "'kh ~:lot I P -.V"J 1 Country Club ~pt HI 1'\I ,\11 fi ~H' '--------------------' ·------------------·
I -co_s_r._A_M~E~s_A-_-_-_-_s-1=oo=c=o=s=T=A ~M~~A-_._s 1 oo
COST A MESA'S
BEST APT. VALUES
Featuring Special Winter Rates
BF:fiMliDA VILLAGt::
22 14 <'OLLF.GE A\.'E. PHONf~ ~II 6-4!'l40
• '.? & :i Bedrooms • C':irpeti; & rlr;ipr~
• 1-'urni'lhrrt . L'nfurn • l>rluxe K1trhrn~
e 1.ar~e hratrd pool e Hr("rea t1on noom
FROM $102.50
011r nlli f.. or llilrbor nn \'1C1nr111, :"\ on C"ol11n'I
MAPLE CAPRI
2002 ~IA PLE AVE. PHONE 642·059fl
• :! & 3 Bf'llrooms • Furnished · Unfurn .
• ()rapes & Carpt"ts • 2 Healed pool!J
• Dch1ite Kitchl'ns • Recreation Room
f rom $102.50
~ blk• W or HuhOr 1t 19th. N. 011 Mart,.
NASSAV PALMS
177 E.\ST 22nd ST. PHONE 64G·2389
• I & ~ Redrooms • Oeluxe l\1tcheM
e T .arl!e heat rd pool e r urn1shrd -l 'nlurn e Carpf'h & clrapr<; e fhildren's rlav51ro11111I
~'RO~! 8100
<;; n t °' r\\ f'l't I 01\l'I on '.! 'rir1 SI
n1111 t;46-i 81!fl 1>46-91l8 1 • cnF:U,'\ A llrl ~1n1 ~lrrp· ---
111i; rni rnapl ,c:ent lrrnan Ol'Fll ·Es, COMMEP.CIA.L
Pvt l'fllr .srn mu I & M·I 165 & l'P
fll ti-10!1' 6'16·:!1:10 f\r f\46-29111
HC>O'.\l WITH 1'/tlVATE
RATll & E:-ITHA:-CE
f\16-1:\117
'" \ Ol rt AO f~ Cl..A SSl-l t·11::0 ~ :"\unwone wlU b8
lfrnl.Jn~ for It. Dial 6 .. '.!-.'16714 I for q11k'k . t>ffldent r~ulta. I REAL ESTATE:
Gener ii
I 8u1ine11 Rental 6060 Bu siness Rent1l
OFFICE SPACE
NEW MUTUAL BUllDING
• 1-'rec an,wrrmg & rcrrpttonisl '>f'f'V ll'r
• Carpel & drape~ mC'l11d<•d.
• Frer Jan1lnrial ~r rvkr
• Ut1lllie:. pmd
• FrN' INHlnt & J:llCSl pnrking
LOOK AT THIS
216 SO. FT .... O N LY $97.00 MO
otl1!'1 ~•7t'" "' a1lahli·
2861-63 Eut Coast H ighw1y
CORONA DEL MAR
Call 6 75-1290 or 494-7525
6060
.....
24 0••1v •1lotlH•w'"'"'I REAL E STATE I REAL EST A T E ~ F rt.1_f'th. ·'· •~:i General Gent r •I
f.EAL ESTA1 E REA L E STAT E stEAL E STATE BUSINESS and
FINANCIAL
SERVICE DllliCTOllY
Irick, Maeonry, etc. 6560
s ERVICE DIRiCTOltY
REA L E~TATl ~~~~~~~~--~~~
Gen.re l Offiu Ren t•I 6070 O ffice Rent1I 6070
-o-H-lc-.-R~ -:A 6010 ~a-e-•••••• l .. ':'..~.-p-,~-~h-~-«-~~-~-:-!~-,.~A
Gene r1I I Gener•I G.neral
O ffiu Re nt•I_ 60 70 _c _om_m_e_r_c_i•_l ___ 60_8_5_C_o_m_m_•_r_c_i•_l ____ 60_1_S
Vtr•:\\' orftl't' ll\:lll&blo• •175 1 JI• I 1111111lh P lo-111 I l'lll k·
111;; A II ttl 1lllll'" • A11
lu1. O,portunlti.~
HANCOCK
SERVICE STATION
IRICK·ILOCK·STONI
Llt<enaed -M8·18~
Hau lint 6730
CLEANUP
Lara • or small. 2 Truck•.
STORE~ 1111 1'1•\1111111
Rlvd dlrrrtlr n1 .. ,, .. , 11 1111
:-.=ewfl<lrl Rl'lld1 r·11 v It II
and R1ch"rc1· .. 1.11111 ~1.11 k
l'l. Now ,,.,, 11('111'•1
DAILY PllAlT
Store or O ffice Spice .,, ~Iii ~'l ft $!.!:?:1 11111
11011 11 \R<I. ft1r lf'IHI'. i;UI ,,; 1'1111111'" Piiiot
'111 lot 1~'111 1 Ill H .ith()tl'
H.1k1 r C'rnt••t ::lltl H AI·
hnr Blvd., t 'ot<tA Mr11A. I
TUBACH REALTY
.,, ('1lt1•1•1 ... ~ 111}1)• ..
,,; ,\ 11 ( • .. 1111 & M Ul<I•
M1iell Rlty 5 48·2208
I •Htd ;-;1i.:hll\' lllttllll>'lllllh'"
I 1.1 v l.1dn Htttld1t1Jt ; ,1111>
OFFICE BLDG
Be l location 1 ·urunil dr l ~l.i r 18.000 sq. fl.
nC\\ BldJ; 1111·11111c 65.000 r ii n b<' 1 ncrea~t!ll.
No vacandc~. "-•30 000 Hc,1 b11v rn NI.'"' po11
;:irl'a Will con:-1clf.'r lradr
l''or leue. Excellettl Joca·
lton, high c•llonagt, lllln
1nvesunent required
1213) wkdaya. GA 7 -7911
f'Vea 7H 39-1649 Chuck
Hall.
;::::::..... ____ .,,,._ ..
Carpenterlnt 6590
* CARPENTRY *
Call 531-1307
HA U UNG/Y ARD WORK
GARAGE CLEAN-UP
LI 8-1207
Houaecleanlnt 6735
HOUS1.X:'LEANING. win·
AVAlLAQLF. ~II\\'
Wi11 1mblt'l 1111t1I ~\11\· 1, :;ou Hn1borRl\·d. C.::>.t .
(;J~.\l'llH' .\P.T!' ta.ti<:
'.!!•th tt l.>4 F";w l'ltr N fl• h e SUITE TWO e T'"' 111(11·1' ~till<',. n1 HI\\
2700 F. C'oai-l 11" \'. ('111011.1 I :,!(II' pl'r fl I
t'lrt Miu . \\'al"lon Hldl; 1 ~' h11 .. rrr · Bl.1' li7.1·'.!ll.-.t
Gl·or:;<.' P<·lcri.
lla1 hnr ln\>e:-.tmP nl Co
HE:\LTORS
EXPERlENC~D-sm-:-aP
pliance rep111l'man to havr
pl • shut In 11lore.
846-2860.
MINOR REPAffiS
S Ht.:LVICS, C~INl!.'TS
ll'l GARAGES dow wuhln(. floor wax
'""· wall wuhlnr. ProfH 196~ In one, two or tltrre M 5·8 l2l
p &t'\:els. or will ll~,,,~t In •••••••• ,
negotiat mir 111•w '"n"" I
wll.t\ owner $SO MONTH For furt.t\rr 1nformnltl\11
1·ontact Mr. Jack R. Cur-C'l\rpf'lll, ctrnJINI. 11ltl. am·
Jc)()() c<(I . Ct.. fltr 1·u111l1l..
•'pl11, tlrp11, pll r ktni.: Can
ht.> dl\'ldt'd (' \\' Mli~l~l S
ll'y, Buslnf'l'l' M&n11gr1 I pie-pnrk1ng. 6:!111\ \\' coe~I l'IM't' ~nllr \'11111 ¥4 "hnl!
DAJ LY PILOT. Phont Hwy, ~ R j thf'~·,... lnoklnK -UAIL\'
642·4321. 673-~:160 l'IL(YI' d1t,.i-JflMt. 64!-36i 8
UELI X~~ lop lr11·at1un. ~tr
n 111J J"1 Otll 2."11· ~q fl
t'RESTVIEW, 4 8 K 17th
& Jrnne 673-6:•7 I
NF.ARLY ntw lnoJu,,tr1al
Rid): I 6:111 "'1 · Ct for
un.-t'. nea~· Ml li-:1'.!H
CHECKED YOUR CALENDAR?
Your .Competitors D.-o -Regularly!!
Th"tre ere many good, solid re as on s why everyday more IJ nd more
bu1in t u es are using Da ily Pilot Class ifie d Ad s ... Classifitd Ads
are lnexpeMive and you can HSity afford to be in the paper •v•ry·
day! You never miss a prospect es he come s into the ma rket ... Class-
ified Ack are flexib le, eas ily cha nged to meet new selling opportuni ties
es th ey arise ••• Classifi.cl Advertisin9 gives you added punch on
special promotions ... And, there are more .
But whe n it comes right down to it -there is real ly only on e reas on
for u~i ng DAILY PILOT Cl assified Ads . TH EY GET RESULTS! .
!They incre ese your sales and profits , and that's what it takes tc
make yo ur business a succeu!
Decide toda y to pu t the amazing selli ng power of DAIL Y PILOT Class-
ified Ad s to wor k for you. It's easy, inexpensive a nd profitable. Call
now for a n ex p!rienced accou nt representative and create the new
business you alwa y' need!
f
R·emember, Just Say
CHARGE IT!
CLASSIFIED ADS for
Corona de! ~l.11 ti H) 67S-HOO
~~--~~--~ :::::::::-~-===================~
Office Rent1I 6070 ' Lots 6100
2 OJo'F ICES 12x:' t. ulcal
i<mall bu111nci.:. or .\I.it Can
bt opened into , •11t>. iuo
mn Clll'h. 2034 l'IA1'Mtl Ill,
I'M. 642·0727
lndultrial P r op. 6080 --
FORCED SALE
GOOD LOT
~-~~~~~DB~~~.·~:·:,(!~ 1 tn Mesa Verde (' M Rltr. 646-71oi11n
3':: AC-:-M:-1--;r,,. '",,
OlllJflr btrrtt.~. a · 11111• j0 1~.111111 Sq. ft. Int. adJal·ent
\'I lease Rllr. 641i· 7'l00 l•' Mc::.11 VrrdP golf
l:Oltt lol' Surrounded by
6085 S3!1.00h -$40,000 homes -------~--Must srll this v.·eekrnd.
Commercial
Commercia l u o.9so
546-5990
Industrial Units ~~cr6c~cartt
\\ e.;l Los Angrlr~ I •I 111 ,.
Ntw Me<ltl·al Bini: 1;11:\r·
Rlltf't' 100•, 0.l'llfHfll\'
Pnmr lt.c·a111>ri. C11 .. ~ ,.,.
1•1 mir I "t T n l'\fl • ,, ••
1\11 Pfltlll)'. t"l\nlll1I \I•
KA~• h
Rhd ~11111~ ~lu11
11 A. 11H11·r • Ai •ln1 r r.r
:!!t:.u Mt'~R Vcrdt Or (' .11 •••••••••• BEST I I I I I
:'II•"' Vrrde Locat1un. 1111
lot I hlk from ~;oJf r/\111,.,,.
~1 ::.w11 £\t' .;~o-;.1191;
TUBACH REALTY
rnodf'le-11 IP~8. Apr1n" ... I :1111 t lln1tx1r Rht1 c· ~I
1 PlUrll "'' '"''" 111••nl '1t:l-8C!l
\\'tll lf'UPli U.llh 1t·tt11r t• •••••••••• ,
fnr renru. 11ls up to 111 '1 •
("nntllt'l .M r Lowd,.n
\\'1l1>h11 •• \Vr•t,.rn I 11 I •,,•
4 •l111 y CIA,. ' .. , \ '.
ttCCll r hliJi,: I ... :!Iii •t rt
n<'t • pric f' (flr :•1
C"nt•wt Mr. Du1kPr
y;oo ·•• r1 1 n.J11 1 1.1:
Rldj: E:I Sri:11nc10. 'J n11I
ftnm l ntrrnAt1n1111I \t•·
flltl I ~1'1P • l "A~I' •I trMJ'"
Cnllla1 l M 1 l/1wrtrn
Bill HENDRICKS
cR uJ. £ 1lcata
F O R 2 5 UNITS
:'-• -1r 11"" Cl\'11' Cc-ntr1
1:.n ,1!17 fl Lr nl & iontd
Jt.4 Must """ .\~kiog
$•111 urn1 PhonP &t6-026t or
r\ I • ."14 1-:JOOO
ll\71 Ha11Jor Bild .
LUT!; (>r,tr l Hot
:-p11ng4 arril 11pp1 ox
21 t;n11.11 :-.:r\\flo•ll r.1111 1111100 •rt ·fl ra s:!·14~1 •
Co~la Mr-.a Room (11• Iii ri ·,, ·711.!
11tld1t111n~ '4tth •1111an" Bl°ILII It t 'ntl• nrar 1rn.
f:x1cllrn1 poll'nl111I 1"1 I 1r1 nf lo"n · T1·1m;.
(Urlher t'll'\'rl<tpmrol r·,.,.. ~·;,; 111111 0" nt-r Oil ;i. );166
\Ad Mr RA•<'n ~-' r
Wt~l Ith SJ l':inl11 An• ';
.11tnrv Rrtrk off bh·•t 1• 1lh
Meuamnt & Cull h.1~~
menl $28.:100 2 r ll'\'a\01 ~
A: frright t lt\'Atnr. \'11l onl
S l!'i0.000. $2'1.000 tin lo
q11all!1t<t IJm·t r C"onl11t t
Mr Ou1kr1•
Mullan Real Est ate
I :!i. 'ltmj SI
:-: "" pnrt rt~.arh
THE~EAL
ESTATERS
INVEST wrsn Y
\ I Cummr tal Bldg•
-----------6200
9 t x •'..!O R·I 1~uo11nglrio
Bra1 h. "n Atlanta F: oC
Bra• h Blvd S l~.000 tnm11
20<1 x 10;, M· l or C rone
\-\'11 1 nrr or a .. a .. h. S89.~J
trr m' \\',. hiwr l11ritl' .Ir
1<111all 111 1 r11 i::I' 1n hu<11111ni:
Ol'ean,tol" for 'al,. S27~1
ptr M •t & 11p Tllmt r In·
w••tmc-nl <'11 1)7:1-!1400
M1 ll\•11 11
Moun t. & De1trt 62 10
H EMET Hr3lthful. •mng.
fr,.t llom,. :? bd. C111 0,.1
lot. Tr1>1·• ... hrubbl'ry ::"r
rhurrh A mR1kl't~ 1·111.
tlll'• 'I : . .-.. oo 0 1\ nl'r
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MASSEUSE or tASS-EUR
Good bu11lne111> 2 • yrs old
892-6133 btw 11 am -3 pm.
Invest'".!."'-~!:: 6310
BLOCKS ot stock In Cap!·
lal Alliance Corp. IC.M.
::>av·g~ & L o an t Write
Box P-131 D11lly Ptlot
Money to Loan
REFINANCE
BUY • BUILD
1'i111I• t '11111lly t•ror.mm
1-'HA a:i yra. l•i S:W.000
VA ::o y11, 100•;, to sao.uoo
Conventional Int. Loans
51,c;o -25-30 y rs up to
$4:1.000. 'f otal Loan Fee S95
Saving• and Loan
8~;, 30 yrs lo $100,VOO
00' o ot S.P 614 mt :10 yra.
, SATIUR
MORTGAGE
33 6 East 17th Street
COSlll Mt-.A
Ml ::!-'.!171 11r K l fl.flfl ll
I:'.> Yta-r:o1 loRn ex1>e'rtl'nt'e to
HRroor Arra
11£1-'HEl:i l::N'l'lNG
NO JOB TOO 8MALL
H. o . ANDERSON
~~1.8176
Ml 6·23'12 U no &nawer
CARPENT'""R""'v=-=-, c=-:a.b:-.o:b-;:1t~-1n~.
formlca. Fir A-wl tile
p&Ull, plumb~. pluter-
lng. Elect. work, etc.
. .
648-8695.
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0R"""E,..,.M"""o""'o=-=E::L;-;ING-. --
ADDJTION S
P ATIOS It KITCH ENS.
I.IC . .t INS.
6IZ·1~94 :149-268.1
l''o'r-Expert
\-\'ORKMANSHIP
Call Ot~lt 847-9739
-A lJU IT IONS---PA TIOS-
Rl!:MODEUNG Hr or Job
LICENSED Ph 511-8819
Cement, Concrete 6600
SHAW & SONS
l:iPECIALIZING lN
EXPOSED A<l-GR EGATE
F oundations/ Patios/
Com'!.
~·1 er-£i.t Ttm1 I
. I ~6_:.t.16~ --
PATl0::)-3j0 :.q. (I. $99 50.
Rt" k Planters. LllJldM·p.
& Sprinkler~. All c·ustom
Oc:.1i:ned. 536-9624.
alonal, guar. wor k.
MitcMll'• Houaecleanln r
~rvtce. 631-1>671.
Inc._ Tex 67
GLENN C.JONIS
Public Aoeount&nt
(3 Office• to Serw You)
H UNTINGTON BEACH
17171 Buch HT-20
NEWPORT BEACH
Udo Profeu lonal Bldf .
3366 Via Lido &7&-00:1 2
SAN CLEMENTE
1421 No. El Camlno Real
" Yra Servtnr Oranr • Co.
OPEN 9 l o 9 • T DAYS
*FREE * Eallmaled I• by pbon e
wit hout obllJaUon.
Office A-Home Appt.
Wm. Smiley, Tax Acct.
-3 LOCA TlONS -
;)4:'i· 1362 anytime MI&· -
GORDON N. WARRI N
P.A.
Tu ('Onsultant alncfl 1161
110 4:trd St., N . Bch.
Pl\. &76·334:!
CE MENT ;-o-;:k-:--:-Jo-job-too Home or ol'tk •
small. Ktu. Stufhck. Rppolntmentl'
LI 8-861 il LELAND FOGG--1-1-th--y-r.
\\'eMc:rn J\lnrtg11ge Corp. W-H-LJCCY. Lie nmrnt Jo'ormrrly / lnlern&I R•vr·
Cahf. Loan CorreL rontrar lor All ty pes. nut. 2300 Harbor Blvd.
Metropolitan Lile ln1. t:o. Qua lit v 1 onrrete work. K I 5-8820 Harbor Shop·
and other Frrt r~tlmates. 515·M65. plnr Center Ruth Cl&u1.
MaJ11r s 11 v1ng1 It: Loan -.., -Ct:STOM-PAT IOS Lynn Ev""~.,,,"-'·--=--=====-
Tr1ct1 . Comm •• Aptl. -1 .. 'COM-E T AX c~'h1'P11'D Pool • cll'lks Lie • contr. " ~· 6 ~
RH I Estite Loans 6340 t:rnc .• t Barker 536-1268. H UNTI NGT ON BEACH.
-------CEM£~T-w0rUU-k1ndb"° 16el2 BEACH BLVD .•
For ht or 2nd Loans N. OF FANTASTIC
f'rtt e,l1mate11 Ca ll F AIR. ""'8·".._."· NO JACK SMITH CO. M 3·8381 ., .,, ._,,
j 4:;-t 30-APPT NECE SSARY.
Mortga ges, T .D.'s ~ -~ -t\l.L-TYPES '-~-INCOME TAX your h om1.
1-'all•b·Dt t\'cway~ t .C'.. JI' A tJn• n-.. 100, _ 2ND T D ormer ccoun _ ~•v•
It :\o J11b lllO ,.mall'. !'i4:>-:.!943 fe~sor. Wide expertaiee.
St ;'4)() .. $:,o nl•> ~ • T\V 3-6102 or 138·2011.
lwhmd $12.4:.0 t •I Child Ca,.., --
p1 11pt rty ,·a1111 U6.:'14IO Lictn~ 6610 -INCOME TAX SERV. ;,~7 ·O M 30&3 KJllybrooke ta. CM
\\'Al'T-$60110 1nd on thgh C.."HILD C.'ARE ad~ matt Kl 9-1863 ,3.00 6 Up
Equity "~It' • rt'!I i ', ·I contaht the ltttnM num~r HOME SERVICE
3 yr' AAA C-te-dtl Rat· of tlMI achrrtlwr. l'or hlr. f'EDEltAL A: 8TATIJ 110
ini \\'rtl" M -12r1 Dally ther lftformaHoe co:su.ct I 531-1928
.1'1101 tlHi l 'hli.t Wrllare OepL le Fed/State U . Open 7 day a \\'~ CL"Y &lit• A"!-54.~ ... ~~.:_ _.__ L. K emmer PA 22 yn exp.
2 n'8 TRUST DEEDS J . 4 YR • olds Play Ac· 2110 Ha rbor, CM 548·2'°4
Orno~t Coai1t Really lt\'tl1es Mon -Wtd Fri
li46·3923 aoyttmt AM ' Me511 Verde U c lronint 4i09 546-2320. __ _... ______ _ 6755
Money W1nttd 6350
M0 '11::Y \\'A N1'£D
I l(i•. J~TEREST
$:!111/11, S3."141() S."1000. S:!: .. oo
• s::1110 ~. •l'pArllll' rtral
•:-t..1tr Ullln• '"' h •c•·ur·
•ii b\' A :!nd · TD 11n Re-~
prupertte• IOI <•I In
Oran;?e Cl\'. Plrai<r 11111:
Barnett Mor taaar Co . for
detail:< OR :l-.\420.
K: O-H :10
AN N')t •NC EM f NTS
and NOTICES
Found CFrM Ad1) 6400
LICENSED child care. Hol
lunches. napa. frnced yd. w 8-1957. (Uc. No 29801
m ONING m y home '1 h r.
P lease bn nr hanprm.
334-A, VJcton a , CM.
S.2-0801 1..0v1;-;G-ch1ld c-arr. MOri.
lhru F'ri. Rd. Nr. Pomo--IRONING/ MY HOME
na M.'h . :4988. 646-6:1111. Bring hanger..; Reu: 17901
Newland HB/ M7·21~:1.
Contractors 6620
WI: WlU.
BUILD IT!
e Remooelln& •
Add a room -kitchen•
NO DOWN PA YMENT
t.U 6-8i*Oll
IRONING, m y homr. r eaa.
2233 Oranre Ave. Apt. A.
Brin« hangera. ~48-2880.
Ironing 6755
IRONING done 1n my home
reasonable. 10200 Ca rdinal
A Vt, f'V. 9&2-1:110.
• "">d .t r('~ • ·'' • t>ni: t rn-
<1 •11' 2.".00 ·'I fl' $4 .1.000
f.~'Y l .. 1 m
COSTA MESA L lTMBER ---... ----.. -
1 E xch1ngtt, R. E. 62 30 ~tnNGREL Cemelr puppy complrte Building Service ~EAnl.Y 2 ACRES I El~ " whttl' ~pol. Vic I Rcmodtlln&' & Additions
IRONING IN MY HOME
P E A S 0 N A B L E. 2858
Santa Ana A ve/ 8'2·1777. ~!!19 HArhnr • IH2-~100 :t C 1 1 Dclfut & l<lllvbrooke1 Cr:t"ger Com1truchon Co. r. .. \iH'<llll on:w r r I r:H r C M. Kl :'i-!'iRf>O r>H-478~ lip (nt ~?'10d ~ht •Jl(llllJi? I I'll· _ _ _ Bill HEH Di l (KS lr1 11( lr;i I' ll'l11llll l'11·1al f'ULSI..>, l'l\OIJll'. •1111\ll .J & T MASOJ\RY
IRONlNG w&.nted, Sl hr.
Please brln~ hanre rs. 325
W. Bay, CM 646-1029
=-· 111 111•11.-1 11;11 I 1:1ay. 1""'" t ot Rl\l·.-i Lil k Jn11. KI 9-3687. IRONING $1.00 hr. Exper • c/?ual. £ I.AU Chwa & E•ltn;:er H B ·-----1tnced. Please brlnr han1 ·
' i. l'.'\JT:"i ,. t 'l,l. ~fi-0469 aClrr ."1 pm Contr1ctor1 6620 ers. 846-4192.
COSTA MESA R-2 111 (01\11la Mr".t T1.11ll' f"OU:-;(>.[)og V1r 1n1tv El· KlTCllE:-.i SPECIALIST iRONlNC. m,v home. Bs.ker 1 AJ•I• "" ,!(H11H1 •11 (I n11 (• 1'I Pl · I $~11 fl41it r11'11l\' '"' '"ln~lr tlrn A\'t "'· rasc * Room Add. * Frc-e-est. St .. Costa Mesa. 546-21143 11
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R 1 $'.!."ill flt" I 11•s11ll'n,.. irlenllfy ."oHl-.11&80. 11.Ctrr !'i Vern M1lh1. 646· 7021 •!J " f'lli'I' r,~ nrrrj~ 1 P· -
riu11 1i. r r H!l.fl·,11 FOi ':-iD Ba .• •rt hn11nf1, fp. S ,
790 (•11 1 :?<·l·ll lnt•11n,.111nr11111h1 mnlr ,.1, J!lth ~ Arll"r. Ctrpet CIH"lng 662 Janitorial
3 i,t••-t•'• ftf P\,i11 ----------~I t < 1 , -t•i ... 1,,. ""'" lmtlrhni: l.· pat lonc: <"~f IH ll-Ollll HARBOR HOME MAl:o;T COMP Janstonal Str. Spt ·
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r '"II ll'aAr ~ Slrrtrh'lt' Scw'g All work s tudios const r ·clean-up. East 18th C .M. l ~T. 111111 hhH·k l"•oolr. G11a1 : 7146-3884 · ~lj-201 5. 1114 1 7:\t-7196
r 1 I orn1.. C<Ha M"'il 11m1. CARPET-CL EANING--w1N"i5ows-:-wAw-
P r••P· '1 lt0 nt" k I'<'\• :i rrt LI R-lli417. I Jim's Maintenance wa~~ed. Floors i.trlpped,
\\'()tk,1 1 '~11 "1()!1 -I ·'• •1'1>v•l ~<'R•·h :"i lO·l26.': Ml 6-4308 waxrd. F"ree rst. 5H -528f . \\"~I \\'l\'Tr '· P.LT" Wnt l"pt Blvd fi73·1fi00 · · '·' · " c·,,.1~ ~.tr a I. u S T 111 a n~!' 1 anary.1 -~rr..ING-SPECIAl..--fl7:l-;;::·.i 'Ill if ri m "'
lfi:l H llh<•r RI 61:.!-llltO Sp 111;.!dal,. .'1111th 11111 l, :? 1111• & hllll $20. Qual. L1nd1c1ping nF~ Iv 11 ~··r; ... r.1h111· • I '!l7·G91."1.61t:.!-H111(1\qok \\Olk. 8!!2·1168 anytime
I n11 .. n ~ nl':H ..... Trade Your Equity l'11 1I• H R rr.uf'l-:SS IONAL-,.arpet
6110
lr;:o 1
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M·I ~''" 11 11)77 ~11-I 11111111 1111111· ;111t , ''.plr. V11ll1:11)J,-. l'r1.11nril p;1pr1' k hAll. $l2, 646·.'i9 l:l
pr11•.. ' " ' rha r. '.:''.:'n p1111t 111111111::: ,;11~·11 .. I""' R"" a I ti or. · .. 1111117 -·-----
Hr II "•I It lii~-)1!~:1 Sl'i.7·111 eLh Mtn "•••llf' ornlr, \'I• Dtm olit ion 6635
---------La Conn~ Vie I (Jt ,t1t;:r "' Cl:nc :" R r.r. t\LI. ktml-nf tlcmoltt1nn. lndustri~I Rental 6090 "··~ •1,1111 r.1:i.r.n1 ,,, .; ""' 1''*·01"'1" ,. l•JJI -1111 & C1ll ~and
FOR lEAS F J111o1 1 hlk •tlr :\1 ''I'"'' "II Fl-:~1 Atrr1talr pup VI<' 1(1 !l-06'.!A "r ~17·1 911 I ~anta 1,a1i .. 1 at ~;111°·11 ('~l l'rnin P111111 ,,,, n .. uv·
• . lSAl 'f:A M 1-~:"T< 1 . 7 l 'ntt~ f!r•111 "I OR .-•. o::~:! Gudening 6610
J '.:111 "1' t l1t•l llill Jl:l.o -. 1-·-
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on 1-lt lu 1 • ,,. .. , , Inv t" t;il Int '1111111 \\ 111 11 atl, P e r sonals 6405 Jap11ne~,. t;ardcner: Cul·
a 11 po11 A t r 1, 11 ,.,. 1\ 11 ----ttn~. r r e rmunini .
•••••••••• ; L1nd1upe
549.3919
-DESIGN -
fNSTALLATIOJ\" -
-MAINTENANCE -
t Nc1\ port at V1clona I
Nurseryland
Fret E1tim1tea
Open Evu • lund1ya •••••••••• 1
l11r B1•1\lh prnpr rt' I --I T T ·
I t onoltt1r.11r' 11(11u· '"'t i :i·, lll>ll l'ljllll~ I 0;ar Molhl'rl ·' d Cleaning. 646-4717. c.11 Conni• Bell c,I' l\ •wrrt trar I i'llu ~rn . --p h. . ro<1111~ A I it~·.n~lil':I •' H111l.r1 t,i 1·~llf1e< ''''" thtlol•r11 tn lhr Lltlu N~W LAWNS LDSCP'G lptr n91nt 6150
lilf).11. »4.1-3Cldl Thr.1tl'r 1 to :: 1, 111 F'n-/ Gr11 I. Ciro .• nup Trcr Re-Painting
Tl:Al>I-: I ------Er.A .\1 1 :-0. I •,• MOlJt-;1 :N •I I\ Fr h t '.:' i d1r1r•t hnlt-mo\ Al 1 rtmmtog & Haul· PAINTING I I t r "·"'' IJ.11h111 11 1;; i i 11.i.. I ,,.., 10•• • oca re . 1m-lndustr ial . Units Vo11 1 ,._,. r.·11· ~11•1 , "1' '· tn "" "Thr i'\"11' mi;:. ou· "'1· n,ed service on rentals ~1• , ,., 1 ,,. 1.,1 111 • nt111" "' Firppr r " 1 f:x1·~;r. ,l11µ.1nr~t Cardron: 54"'-1888 "r 6•16·7262. \\'.1l"h"·1 rr ~Hi:-,lt .. p '' '" ' I r. rl pr1 (111111.1t11f' r1 Rr~ :-.f~tnl 011\'. " ., ·r· 1 k •11 ni r 1 '\n 1 1 11 ''~·· "''-' J · -GU-AR-P~1n-l -I-nt -,.,-, • ~•• . P"' 111i:. -'1111 111•1 11-,.", l'.'",I '"' 11 .. .,1) oh;i1111r · 1>1111"· :il ~·'.!116:1 li311-~il0:l Aft 8 . " "·It . '
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ttrnl • • , r ;>.:J"\\' •1 I t:-1·:~ ': I :1: r:1 1T \ r:' \ :-.,·:-.; · 1 c~I. 646-673.> C M 1;,,, .... 1 • • • ' • :-F 1\r.M1·:R nrw-,·.,mpT ---• •1 r.1r.1r.•1ii r.,\1!1;..· f pl 1:11.,1 hi ~ll•rlH:r :!". 11 ,.,1 1,.11rl ,~1,1 _,.11 lnlt ,..,
11101
r am11ni:-* Tllr Bf'•I *
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j0BS & !M,LOYMINT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT M!lltCHANOIS! FOR
SALE AN D TlADI
MERCHANDISE FOR
SA LE AND TRADE
MERCHANDISE POlt
SALE AND TRAD!
MERCHA NDISE FOR
SALE AND TRAD!
TRANSPORTATION
BcMtt & Y1chh 9000
Olll't l'llet/ ........ l'NU
Fri.. Feb. 6, 1916 2&
6150 Help W1ntecl, Men 7200 Help Wanted,
Women 7400 Furniture toOO Tel.vision 1205 Mlac•ll•neou• 1600MJscell1neou1 ---------COMPARE
HARRISON'S
TRANSPORTATION
0, Ucmaed, WW'·
Relax, let ua do your
tJnc. Fut. nut.
llllam HeM IH5·8&M
TING lnt.ertor • n·
rt.or Apt • motel spec.
lY. Freie uL Pb
8-4927.
P. pa\nter, lnler Is U·
r. Neat work. Ba .. Sood
ulp. En9 LJC f.2075.
6170
t1' PHOTOS t1'
o r family or Bualnea1
ave up lo CIO%. KI 6-3025
Htering, Repair 6llO
PLASTERER
8 W~ 6"-Uta
wing 6960
A'S Sewtnc Shop. 121
ecll Pl, CK Expr alter·
tlona/ t"Pleu1ng.
46-3838
ssMAidNa Dept/
ob• 11• Is ml&ll/A..rtJ.Uc
aiJon • ,648·M:i7,
6970
a.m Penh
to Arttatlo T&llo'nl •
the difference.
Npt. Bl CK. 648-8667
NEllD HllLP T
I an •·Na.,,. man who
~~ 1.lk.e t.o help you do
.f'~DJNG
-c:::Lllilf·UP <privale or
c:iornmarctal)
-Or whatever else you
have. •t call w .... 028 and aak
.. !'red!
IE. Comm, Ind p.rdenel'
aw.11. Tu-. w Ida,, 8&t.
T9Ur equipt. ~7272
WANTJCD miployer, by in·
91>ertmeed but ~pt.
~. amblUous
J9UDC woman. wtth CW·
llol"Y typing ability A
lllalt tal~t ln dt8lp le
oolor, mu.st be patient,
With t~ching abWty 4:
MBH ot humor. Mf.4159.
p AJlT time l.J.tbl bo\JM.
blping and/« eompuion
Jat. d..ired by eldvly
Qerman 1&4y. Good rd·
.-.ieee, but UW• ltnOW•
Jedre of Jllnl'l..lab. 173-~20.
TYPl.'iG, vJtl1 orpnlu le tne to ~ed format.
l:aploymcit l'ellWJ'lt19,
ll*lu.ecrtpC.1, etc., Mf.1778 an 5 pm.
2 LADIES W1ll do houae
cleaning le apartments
~nable. Own ~·· partation. KI 3-1039.
KI 3-11&3.
OOiiPANION, 90me nurs:
1111 for elderly or conval, •clal diet.I. weekdays
.ay. ' to 6 bn. per day.
i.eai area. ref•. 675-1895.
lidbKKEEPING, Z5 yn
-.ier. ln Auto, DMV 6:
GGera lbrough Income
ta. Reuonable cl: depen·
dellle. Kl 5-M71.
WOULD lil<e auembly or
dilt>urrlng In my home. wm pick up and delt'v.,.r. u 8-4872
To op • r a t • .. tabllabed
routu with nfUl&t' tnd·
lnl cuatomera. Mt:n. u,,.
come $48S per mo. wti.
no celllnp. no layoftL
Many eompany benefit.a
lncludlnl teUrement plan,
bospltall&atlon. a company
nnan~ l&l• credit plan.
TNCk t\tmlahed and tx·
Pf"1Me paid.
WE WANT MEN
%MO, mamed and bt&b
.chool educat.loA. Bal•
expr. and abUJty, bonda.-
ble. and the WUllnCDeu to
work and leun our bual·
ness. Apply
.Jmwm.L T!lA co.
1000 ll. B&U Rd.. Anahelm
REAL l:8T A TE
APPRAISER
CLASS IV. to bud up ap-
pra.laal dlViaton of ea.ta
Meaa Bavinp Ir Loan
Au'n. Salary commenau·
r ate wilb up. cau w. A.
Henor or Harold Wood-
rutt MI 6·327l.
'* BOYS * 10-14 years old
for papc rou~ opening
in aoutb H u n t l n I t o n
Beach. call DAILY PI-
LOT. LI 8·6M3 Ir aak for
Cl.rcul&tlon.
EXP. Ambulance driver.
81ngle, ovu )1. M\lat have
advanced Isl >.Jd courae.
Apply 3732 E. Cout Hwy,
CdM.
EL.EC. iuttar pl&yer to
fonn R. .. R. band. OVtt
21. 634-2.599, 673-2233 aft
6.
EXPERIENCED Rrviele
.U.tion Mlemwi.. Apply at
3100 E. Coe.st Rwy, CdM.
Agenci•, Women 7300
• SUCOAST
PERSONNEL AGENCY
Top Exec acy /Bkkpl'9
con.tr exp, 'ftr'9&ttle
-·-·-·-··-·-·--·-··· .. to $800 FC BJclcprw thru TB at f-00
MORll TUPPERW A.Rm
DEALERS NEEDED
Rapidly ,rowtnr bUJlnHs
needa men and women.
~ Um• or tuU Ume.
to abow Tupperware. the
leader In pluUc hou...
warea, at home pa.rues.
Mak• your own hours.
Fun. Protttable. No exper.
lmce neceua.ry. l'or pri·
vate ln~J'Ykw call the
4111U1butor ntar'Ml you:
CIRCLJC Y ENTERPRISES
1002 ll. Chutnut St~et
Santa Ana 647·62~
DA.JU.ING SALES
1821 Sotlth )(~
Monrovia ~9-9287
HUMMING BOYD SALES
8210 So. Van Ne .. Avenue
Loe~ .. PL 3-6231
SHAMROCK BALES
8925 llut Garvey Avenue
So. San Gabrtel 280-0903
«t-2803
TRACY SALES CO.
18215 Parthml& Street
Nort.hrtdge 987-1551
~VON SA.LltS, INC.
Ul518·11 Paramount Blvd.
Paramount ME 0-3942
M.: •-617t
u you are an exp. oUJce
woritu • DO matter what
your akllJ, regilter with •.
Western Girl, Inc.
2700 Barbor Blvd. C.M.
1010 N. Main St. 8.A..
PART TIME WORK
.. AVON CALLING" can
tum your time Into excel·
lent e&l'T11Dp. Call Collect
630-6860
NOW JNTmVIEWING
FOOD & COCKTAIL
WAJTR.Es.5ES
APPLY IN PERSON
lJB.ENS RESTAURANT
251 !l. COAST HWY, N.B.
DAILY 8 TO 6 P..M.
H OUSEJCEJl!PER, Uve 1n.
No children, •~ day• a
week. Lovely Mp, apL +
aalary. U hu1band 6: wUe,
husband's Hrvlce not
needed. Glve References.
Box M • 125. Dally Pilot.
8t.eno/r-.ptloru.t. •.. to •OO
U/30, gd penonallty
Dent.al Amt, expd, at-ABYSillER, live Sn or tn.c, 30'1 --··-··· 350 B out. Own room, TV, balb.
8U-aa70 M9-21d
P1-...
Saturday Ad
RUTH RYAN AGENCY
Com• In today
~t U9 find you that
JUST RIGHT poll!Uon.
1793 Npt., C.M. 64M85'
17931 Beach Blvd. 8•7·SHl17
10'2 W. 17th 8.A. 647-6'81
~ Your Loe.I Agency
Our 19th year helpln1 peo-
ple lil<• you find the beat
job avaUable. SIU
2 ch1.ldre. $100 mo. 18231
Fa1rqy Ln. HB. (HWlt.
in&"ton Village, Spring·
dale, ao of Edinger.) Any-
time.
ONIST, part
time, DR'• ome.. Npt Bcb.
Pleuinc perlOIWlly el•
Hllttal. 'nlun, Sala, am.
All day Wed. $1.50 hr.
Box M-127 Dally Pilot.
REAL ESTATE
SALESWOMEN
needed. V.'e traln you.
Orange Cout Rily, 488
E. l 7lb St. C.M. 848·3923
anytime.
LO CHI care. Mon . Fri.
2:15-6:1&. Your home or
mine. c.dll, 675-1481.
WT D! Lite b.Hltpr/ Simple
oook'g !or 2. Room ol:
bo&rd/$1'0·mo. 64S.-6932.
OUSEKEEPER • baby
llltur 5 day1 a week.
6•0-13M.
ENT AL recept/ u ailt,
exp. or college. 25 -35
673-&2• 546-3000.
QOM cl: Board In exchge Dlal direct 142-61'78, charp R
your ad. thton tit tNM-k and tor 3 · hrs h~ekp·g per
nay 548.0!\3:1.
U11tH to lbe phone rln~'
obs-Men, Wom. 7SOO
P"r Mlfl' wantffi. woman
or roupte w, some 111come Help W1ntad, A
Women 7 400 I
BEE LINE FASH IONS
bu openin111 for alyllata in
this e.rea. No lnvul.. no I
age 11.nuL Trana nece88&ry. I
Chance tor adv&11ce. For
ap. Mrs. Gibson 546-2850
lo M~e 6 unJt.s L&guna
Beach. Some elCJ> required.
W UI turnl!h Bachelor Apt
w1all ul1ls linens. phone, .. l!m111l salnrv . Phone
H 2-[1161 E \'es AT ·2289.
Sal & Sun HY 4·428:1.
ART·T~1 E -. ,...nJ: Dn\'e
'ROOM8 (compl.U a.ou... RCA TV BTEREO COMB
tu1 > mcJUdl.nr bnud .,... $125.
A4mlr&l re:trtcerat.or 6 148.0369
tamoll.9 model rana•. '6 Mo ;::::::::::;:::;:::::::::::::;;;:::::...=:::::::::=::
Pay only ~.Cl() weeltJ Y· Mlacell1neou1
Out of town cndlt wel
8600
TURE REFR10 (FRIGIDAIRE ) come. BUB YURNI
172' Newport. COi ta $45, RUNS <tOOD!
Mesa. 6'6-0513.
EVERETI' coraole plan o,
patio. .ofabed, table. cbr9,
ed-tablu. LI S-1070.
M5·2231
SOLID Maple t ••mbinallon
hutch It table at 14 cost.
Pvt. pty. 1177 Fl Camino
Dr, CK. MM046
Office Furniture 801 0 WALNUT de1k, \lph".SWi'Vfi
chair • eettu . Like new.
#305 Bay Lido Blrli:. USED wooden office de!k I
30
I.
60 x 30, 6 drawers. •
ea. 238 Robin Hood p
c M.
Off ice Equipment 801
DITrO L • 18 OFFSET
dupUcalor. $1095. or but
otfel'. M8·83l1.
New swtrn Su1t-s -
1 Pe 2 Pc R1ktn1s
695·199:i
QA.RAG!: Sale Every•
G1r1ge S.le
t.hinl roes! LArlit\ &:
men'• clolbing ratlo-
equlp / A p p I t a n t• e s I
Jewelry/ All t ' pP<> h~e •
bold le PenonJI n~ms I
I022 2z• 0nyi. B&J. 15.
MOVING • furnlahlngl!, an • COLLECTORS item.~ /
wn G6rrard rec·plyr & n c tlques, dlabes, linen.a, do
quUt. brtc-a·brac, ,arde
toolll, atep ladder, shell.II
etc. 607 Acacia, CdM.
n $70/ Carved Sparush type
buffet $70, 100 lb~ tiny
Jamaica seashell< ml\ke
offer, OR 3·5H~. FA tu mac ea 200,000 BTU
80,000 BTU. 10·1pd blke
w&Aber, mlac. •oa N. New
port., NB. M8-9915.
, 9" DEWALT tUl·• It u w,
$1CIO. Stauffer tAb!i>, S30.
LI 8-7011 2092 \\'&l la('e
STOVE, re:tr1,ce.rator, Ugh t
A: fixtures, miac. Frt aft,
Sat. 1~9 PNcllla Ln. NB
642-S.81.
SUPER collection ot
GA.RAGE S & I'" ~Ilse.
IlAml. Including Rnyal
Portabl. typewnter, Xlnt.
cond. $40: 408 Dah 1.! Cor-
ona del Mar. tum..,
b&by nads, clolbu, mJ ac. 2 HEATH Clllun Ba.nd
tranacelft'f'I, 1 .,,nb1le, 1
bue. Comp!. W onlfnn&S
Nearly new. Sa• SH~.
648-7418 341 Del ~&r, CM
2395 Columbia Dr., CM.
GAR.AGE Sale set • Sun.
Knitl.1ng mac .. $60. 203
Cecil Pl., C.M.
HUFFY rotary pwr mower,
lil<e new. Furniture, toola
etc. 2090 ){eyel' P1, CM.
Appll1nc .. 11 00
WASHER • need.I repair:
elec dryer . 1ood cond.
1st $45 takes both.
6411--3153.
TV • REFRIG. Rent.ala.
100% purchue opUon. l!l3
W. 19th S t, C.M. 15U·1'6'.
LIKE new Cold5pot re!rts.
W /ll>tl lb. tnuer, 196 or
make otter. 6'2--0752.
WESTERN Holly stove,
xlnt cond. l60. Servel re·
trig. $10. 648-3507 eves.
NEW GE Dryer never UMd
$135. GE Dryer uaed 1 •
yr 197.50. 673-39(8.
1962 KENMORE 600 ~
able diabwuber. Exoel.
cond. 190. ~S-H50.
y REFRIG. Gm 2~DR.
Many f eat.uru., Xlnt cond !
U 2l!. 64~707.
18 cu. ft. Kelv1Dat.or
Freeaer, Holda MO lbt.
$100. CaD KI 6-48'17.
10 CU. !L AdmJ.r&l, Croat-
top freezer, Coppertone,
150. C&.11 536-78H
R.EFRJG. 14 ru. ft. Auto.
de.fro1t. $95. Call 642·3727
AntiquH 8110
ai?ViRAL r.ar1y >.mm~
antiques a val I al Tva'1
Cosmeuc Shop. 333 E.
17th St. CM.
LACQUER nest of tables;
Chin~se Ivory 11talue 20"~
Snuff botUe, Other orient·
al Items. 642·2957
-
Sewing Machines 1120
y BIG!~ . . . BIO!!
MACH & VAC. SALE
Singer r ort $8 80
ISew"I goodl
Take ov11 P•l\'mlA C•n Zt~·
Zn!'! $6 • pPr mil
1 Ca.sh • pa yore IH S4t
Kirby Va~ 1good1 $24 .jO
Homrr·v11.c !goodl $27 50
II' ALL GUARANTEED!
OVER 28 • yrs ln BUS.
MANY lo Choose From.
Smrere Sew'g Mach/Vac
2tZS Nwpt Bl/846 -9742 -
GOULD Ml"SIC CO.
'53 HONDA 60, ! 1 ~,, ~
built Smith Cororl type-
wrtttt $75. 499-Jfi'•'J
POOL table 11.xlO BRl~S.
Made in 1925, xln• r'lnd.
$850. 847-1&21.
MAPLE
COMllNATION
SWIVEL • ROCKER •
R.&CLINE?.
l only Rer $.U9.95 . . n·iw S86
McMAHA:\'S
15111 W. 1tth SL O>•ta Mua
FURllllURE
•t PRICES
YOU CAN AFFORD
3 ROOMS f or S 159
or $2.00 per W Mk
WE SMCIALIZE in
FURNISHING APTS.
P'&ctory Demorutratora
6: C1oee outs. B&nknipt
•tock, Repou eut na, •
Used.
SHOP FIRST
Washers • Ran ges
Refrlgeraton • TVs
BUY -SELL -TRADE
APPROVl!:D corner of
Victoria • 2151 Rarbor,
LI 8-Meo. Open 9.9 Sat ·w 8. 0pa aun 10-.6
F R E t
I'\. ... t I • I I•''
ANY TR ArJ'.~-~1 ,',ION
B 6r B
'I '"" \\ I : If, "'
WTDI OLD PIANOS!
TOP SI· PAlD!
646-1679
MA PLE 2l" TV set Exrel-
1,.nt r1°n•I :! vr11 olcl $60.
1 ro•t ~1?1 \all 6-18·4568.
! uPH<JL."'n:tt1NO-:-s10.5o
2 pr • European rratt.s-
men I l-rte e!ll-del·plckup.
21 .'> ~lain. HB. "Berny"
5Zfl·640~.
GUN SALE NOW the
Armory, 161lH Newy>ort Bl.
2l"AOMIIL\LTV:-biaild
n111hrJg r-. •ole, perfect
Nll\tl ~1, ·, , l'i·0074 P iano1 8130 I
iTABYSlITER.lllt-hRe-: I' bus or ala W&J;. ~!all Offers lo rent a 1turt10 or
keep111g, Mature Own naml'. addreu. fnr into. !!pmet piano for $7 95 a
St"l!T· 1:11 \I.I" Joe Quigg
~!Pl<•· •fr•·· Phone
fl41l·li:!:ll transporla.twn. R,.r :> r () NOT mr1nth ~o Urnlt on months
YOUNG lady would like 1162•16:-,3, aft 1 PM. \\'rlrh. 6011 Warner. or rental. Rent may be ..
* AUCTION! * SUN., FEB. 7th -I 0:30 A.M.
VAN & STORAGE
Refrigerators · TV 's • Mattresses & Box
Springs · Sectionals • Sewin g machines •
Sofas • Dishes • Chest of drawers • Tables •
Chairs· Bike· Washer & Dryer ·China cabi·
nets • Pictures • Rockers · Bookcases · Plus
SEALED BARREL<; & BOXES.
!
BOAT CBmR
CaJUornl&'• )&J'l'Nl volume
arnall bO&t de&ler.
Jltre are aome
RWOllS WHY·
N•w 65 15' Clattlc
Run1bout
with back to back eeall,
Mobile Hom.. 9200 * $KIERS * 36' 2 bdrm, 1 bath tral.ler.
Now at Mammoth Trlr
Lodge, Mammoth ML
$1760. 673·86M. aft T PM.
SELL or ~nt • House trlr
tor 1. Nr-17th Bt. Sbop'r . MT•. Vallon 6(2-0816.
WANTED: Alntream, 'M
to '81 18' to 2.2'. 1205 H&r·
bor Blvd., CX Mf.3277.
9300 scom·s AUCTION
841 West 19th St., Costa Mesa 646-3728
KNITTED FABRICS
FOR SAL!:
Rulnant.a. Samples 6: Mill·
encn Bat. Only • Lm. lo
2 p.m. 929 Baker, Coat.a
Mesa.
* U·DO *
WMktnd Specla t1
$25 wealber 11ulla ··-·-115
Clo .. out aal• .••
Deluxe pain t 60""o ott
Fuller :> gal bottom
bow "' 11tern light, full 19&!\ HONDA Scrambler
deck hardware. Po"'~red 2~ cc. 700 m.U•. Must
by new 35 HP Mere elec· aell $50 and tab over
trle on new lilt-bed Lrlr. payment.a ot '31 per
Rigged & ready tor Ule monlb, Call 8U·3239 alter
DRAPERIES: mwit aacrt·
flee CU9tom made fl\hrics,
orig cost $2000. Fir to
ceiling 72 wtdlb. 642-3!H3
REFRJG (SERVEL) $M
SET OF CAMPER JACKS
$40
545-0043
GERT'S a p.y gtrl • ready
for a whirl after cleaning
carpet.a with Blue Luatre.
Rent electric aha.mpooer
11. Reed Hardwatt, Coat&
M.eaa.
~ SPANISH DOORS
AnUquo • New. 1825
Placentia, C.M. 648-15'2
)rfOVIE MITE 1& MM pro-
jector. perfect;cond, $50.
!148-0742.
60" De sk, Cull glus lop,
typewnter compartment,
lite oak • $45. 673-1259,
W ARD!OUSE Clural'lie
at Unique'• Unusual Used
Furniture, 1561 Superior,
C.M.
* * * * * BAR STOOL
*SALE* FRI NlTES 4: SAT ONLY
Any Bar Stool In
our Stock -25',~ Oft
WI'Mi THIS AD
Don't Miu Thill Salt'
HOUSE OF CHAIRS
513 W. 19lb, C.M.
548-1454
pa.int $1:>"
EXCLUSIVE II
Full line et.alnleu a!Ml A
phenolic Holland yacht
equipment at a prtce we
can ALL AFFORD.
2428 Newport Bl. C. Mesa
ope.n 7 days, 8 am lo 6 pm
$1 500 -Mink-Coat $300
Full length. 60-0877
DREXEL FnUtwood tble
3 leaves, • cane back chra
119:>. Kenmore deluxe
vacuum $65, Inboard 1kl
boat· Buick· $1 .2~. 1606
Anita, NB LI 8·090:'>.
FROM bankrupt laundro-
mat. 4 ..-omm dryers, 1
comm water heater. $50
ea. See al 2131 Elden,
Apt 1. 546-6360.
MAGIC CHE-:--:-F--R.A-N_'_C_E
$25. 646·1519 after 8 p.m
WARDY 8Urt'board. 8'10"'.
3 strips. Lami.nAted ekeg
RM ra.Jla. OR 3-8262
REI..AXACISOR, 4 dlaJa,
Verve transistor model,
llke new. 536-343:>. * SPODE • Buttercup. 75
f.r
waltr at 11195. 6.
New 16' Gl11sp1r '69 TRIUMPH on,.. CUb.
powered by Mere 400 elec--200 cc. Rebuilt. $300.
tnc on new tUt-~ t rlr, MS-906&.
readv tor the water at •-1....,4-5-.-cc=-,-so-VE=-ST-A_G_S_
$129:>. 1170
New 14' Gl1upar 6•9·2502
Run.bout 'M YAM.AHA 250 cc, 6
wilb hack lo back seat.a on speed. 6 mos old. '3().H
new llll·bed trlr, powered monlb. 546-7&02.
by 45 HP Mere electr1c. A ,82 HONDA 306 !CRAM.
real buy at 1995. XLNT cond, xtn, $1150.
Gl111p1r G-3 847-1621
Ski Boat HONDA 55 trail blke, %31
powered bv 40 HP Evin-".A" Avocado, CM.
rude electric on ~ Wt.-646-~1.
bed trlr. $695,
20•(, d!Jlcount on all
11lumlnum boat.a
In 1tock.
9350
196• HONDA 60, excel
cond. $180. 14f.t840.
T r1ilert, Utfllty 9450
60 MORE new .t: u9ed of BOAT tniler, all metal
E'qual value t.o chooae S"ood condition '85.
Crom. LI S.SM7.
Harrison's
Boat Center
2301 So. Main
Trvcb' 9500
'5!> CHEV. e PICKUP
* Uo11tl TR.A.IN • about $300 worth !!Xlras. Will (Corner Wamerl
11ell for $75 or bPst offer. Kl :>·0424 Sa.nta Ana
~48..0704. I FOR aa.le or trade: 111· CUI·
Fleet.aide 8 ft. bed. Rear·
wrap bumper, xlnt. TOO x
15 x 6 ply ttrea, bi« znlr·
rora. All AJuka ft!t.e.
Sound • aolld tbru-out!
$1095.
BeaL GMAC Tenna I
tM6 s. Cout Bl!)'.:
-=============I tom Inboard-Utility. For
Misc. Winte d 16 l O, bay or rl'mpl equipped tor I local fl~hlng. Incl: head,
WANTED eel of uaed golf comp&M, mar11n gear,
dub~. ~ & cart. canv&3 lop • ,cove"-trlr,
OR 3-1207. bait tank, glassed. Tb.la
boat wu locally bulll at
Lquna RYatt 4·77'•
'54 FORD Econollne heavy
duty, 1 owner. li•vy
duty. R lcH, ' apd, camper
Take over payment.I •
84&-1211 .
11-* * * FURN FROM ESTA TE. M achinery, Etc. 9700
Fabrto upbol couch. Con· 20" Band •"'. 24 · J ig saw,
a eo1t. of over $5000.
Would corulder late mod·
el etatlon wagon ln excel.
cond. a1 even trade.
646·5827.
'50 STUDEBA.Ja:R Pick·
up. Overdrive, 8 cyl. $275,
good cond. Get.If 1ood
mileage, Mf.7377.
~rt. aettee· fumed oak 12" Tablf' saw. 6 Jointer.
LI 8·4366. frame A: lealberetl~ uphol.
Wicker arm chr. ''l..ay-
back" Moma c:.hr w 1foot
re1t. Two 5' 1t.and·lampa.
Din. rm cJobe elec fbtture.
BR W'l'O\.lght lron elec fix·
ture. 2 arved bead boe.rda
• lWJn beds.
AJI going fraction catl
~08 VI.a Lido Xord.
Lldn lslf', NB OR 3·2006
PRO\.l'\CIAL Hut< h Diiii-
lab. ~loo. liv. room •el
(BaM Wegnrr rlrs1gn l
6'6·i'(}(l,
WASHF.RS. Dryer~. Re·
condlllllned A. G 11 a r
Term• Da\'tS • Brown,
'11 E l ith. 646-16114
STE;\ ~I CABl.'\ET-1 HOW:
ardSI
TEP.P.IFIC BL'Y' S7;:,
OR :>·178~
FREE TO YOU
CAST iron bathtub 2340
Elden 646-3157 2;~ . IDEAL boya dog. halt Ger-
man Shepher<I, ha.If Chow
Youn.rr. 11Lr0nir. 1nteU., .t:
frtentlh· 1996 Anaheim
St • C.M U 8-~Zti I. 2·5
F"REE-t11 ~·lOl.l-.mm;:
f'1IO<lll' • We1mrr male
r11rpv 7 \I k~ uld Ha.s
!>hot.... 1193-37~9 :.!·6
PETS_&_ LIVESTOCK-
Oogs _____ H25
33' ELCO SED.
T S. S 'S Radio. Sleepa 6,
1t.ainleaa steel galley,
loaded. Mual aee. Mak.a
offer. Re«nl aurvey.
EVES 494·0536
&A VE MONEY ••.
18' Southcoast. i 5 hp in·
ooard boat, r ood conJ.
ht'ad, (.'O\'er. anchor, w
hea' y duty trlr. 38.1
Santa I1a-bel St. CM
Sl850 cuh. 642.Cl'431.
-BESTO~FER TAJ<ES•
20 Swedl.6h bit Day Crut.-
tr. Volvo Penta eng. Great
Catalina 8kt & tun boat.
:'\OW AT CR AIG'S MESA I 920 Harbor. 642·2020.
PET :::HOP · Groom-~· \VlZARD gla.ssed boat
mg oy l{A Y. Speua.J get w I matching trlr. 15 HP
acqua1n1".J otter tor the E\'lnrude, elec startlnJ ,
mr nth • f Frb. To\' s, $~. nmo~ controls. Re&I bar·
Min• S6; Stands SlO gam at $500! LI 8·7283.
5•'1·12~1 Eves & week-ends by AppL 3t' STEPHENS Express
'63 CH.EV ~ • ton Pickup
6 • cyl/ 1Uck/ HD-apl'll/
RA:H/ SHS2· 1 H2 1.tter I
pm.
'59 CHEV ~-ton pickup.
6-cyl, 1Uck, 8' bed.. $600.
Call M7-MT1.
'64 FORD Econollne. Good
condJtion, auto. Pick up
pa~nt.a. 645·7'12
-·37 FORD PICKUP
MAJ< E OFFER!
.\36-11750 after 6:30 pm
'63 FORD pick-up. 8' bed,
R , H. .65 tags. $1300.
~8·81:>11.
'M CHEV. pickup, gd Uru,
mech. MlWld, Best offer
over $400. 646-0301.
9510
MILITARY Jeep, 1HO, '
wheel drive. Good run·
nin, cond. $600. 6t2-o6U ..
POODL~-St :> up A.KC Cruiser w/many extru. ~:n ·I'•!+~ :1.:~ !' Mu'" Full price S9 ,500. By Ornn~· Toy k Min. Brown. 111\v, owner. 673-os:i6
POOL Tabh•s · '6.'t~ Brun~·
wick $345 FREE I ue &
lMlllll 100"~ • ftnr
CUSTOMIZED 19't JEEP
A SPORTSMAN'S DREAM
875-1123
1\rrunt •"•' \'ar agu
\\ . .\~I Flt I ·il" n11l•lr • n SI otJ •rn Ttn\• t o\'3 S~ilboats 9010 umpert
''I 'h "•i. !tt ",1t1•11·r TrR•lr 1 .. 1 Hhlt:: ~·,.rv (1r ----------XL."\T t•onci' 1962 17-ft
9520
~·I 1 1 .. :1 Thi,.,, I'" !'•;J • I.I b·l~W. Fl:"'S · l'111t.r f'vlr, north :1 1, 1 I· ri•I •', I· i•h 1._, tli i li· -, .·i i .,• • AIJO Self cont.aJned, sleeps i.atl RPR!'lv ln 1'1\t'•'. 11uper 6 ueoo ....... ..
1 "' h • "111 ' 1 .-.howini: L.: .\ H I\ l. F, S :-' ,.11111 It::; idnt rnntl, Tit :>48-54~0 . · "' v-n•
8
'
· :"\"'' \•II, nlllr• ... r Fltp· h • aft c. ".'I -8~ABOVER CAMPER ~ nrthn1r, C'hamp11m S1retl. '' ' " s pt' r I '•'Oil t .<•n r•n11· r.n leeps 6. Take over pay
rr:;:, Uenef11 fut (o)c al 17 'h.impaon~ in " Gt'n-31'11' GAFF' Yawl, galley, of $38.99. 642·2'"49.
11'1111-• THE P.OTAP.Y •1"8l~on~ I :KC. Reg. 8 .. nclO!!ed hea11. Aux. eng.
A :-.;:-.;s I ''' 1 '"• a.senJt puppirs. I ,"\rwp .. rt ~louring
_ · · · __ Phrm .. ~lll·ll2 16. '1H ·l>'l6!•
U I\ f:l,Y 'lntllf'~ . ~lli:ht v -* 'l'rTI \L P. \Tr s -------11 "I /;.; n• w A ... , i ,.17.l.S I' · ·1
1 " • * I S:"\II'E No. 1133[> complele.
c;,.11; 'I (111 "I' Llr-· ' et •1•na .l\1tPnl1on g1~·~n l.1k" nrw \\'oon bulk
I· .. I • hntl' • HJ. •••. I :~· •• ~1~.::>.~' g ~:I ...... u rJ:1~ ro~ "111~. $750
!'I 1 Ii· ·Put ,r • 1-ll• _ _ 'I 1·l!l •tl
I' 1'· r\1 . Ba\• l->h111 r• I At'<;JI \:"\ flll{l-Al\<'. 21• ~IARCO~l K!'lcb/Xlnt
r.1'.·d Ii < 1 ,'lt I ''.1• ,~1 ' _A· rlamr., l·nni111 Coal. $2900.
Tt I nl• 1).1.1·1.'1"1.·1 M7-!t;J1'1 vr :'117-6367
Im ported Autos 9600
For Qu ality Imports
Check JIM SL!:MONS
Ohunond Value Uaed Can
90 Day Warranty on All
1502 So. Main Santa AH
M3·73M
BORGWARD days. Glen Mar are11, HB.
1
1 1 1 phunP 1 T<lm
ll&byaltting job ln H B Huntington Bea<·h. applll'd toward p11rchl\.5e. · · ' BAR-,:,ll'IS--, younv A.-a t: erea only. Full time. 0Wll ....,, .. 6~0-1670. 1801 Newport
ta.nsportatlon. 536-0119. tractive u 30· Day shift &: Schools·lnstruction 7550 C.M . .,.--,---
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;;;&-;--part lime. The Bee Hive, -· ~-~ SPINET niano Wa l. w-btt "~ baby 11lt evenings, 6431 Edinger. H.B. Apply I Chilcoat . JO Leason• " -· h M t I ,..., In Th .. mns Organ. Sacr1· I • ,,_r ome. 8 ure, Pea· tnonungs. TYPING SCHOOL f 1 -.it. experienced. ----lcl''. $7.'10 ' 6i~·061'1 l U 8-5998. PART Umt bllllng clerk. 173 Del Mu, LI 8-2859
i'tiITURE woman would Must be able to type 60 ----Organs 8135 ~e babysitting from 8PM ~dm b~n ;::t ~i'P~~~~::· Agencies, M, W 7600 HAMMOXD Spinet Theater ~AM. LI 8-3877 _ 642-3470. · !-* YA-LLERY * Organ wilb Leslie Speak-
HOUSEWORK $1.25 hr. EXPERIENCED-ovel'lock er. Thrttling Sounc1-0n!y ..._ t,...n..,,,.. •·tlo A k Employment Agencv $1425. See and hear It to· r;
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Kl i ·59GD t){fices at 838 E. lst. San t:i A llJ
I my home/ Specla.ltzlng 2907 S. Oak St. S.A. llallng1 datlr. HAMMOND ORGAN
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hani;er!I._ LI 8·3811. 40-55 for EducaUon&l Call 646·8071i 2~:\4 E. Coast Hwy
·;XPERIENCED ex • prl· Service. Will train. Mr. OR 3-8930
Vltle •t l'rt>t.ary want! part· Wanlt~s. :>36·8921. MERCHANDISE FOR CORONA DEL MAR
tlm1· lvping. :141\·340. HSl-:KPR wtd! Re~r-....,; : SALE AND TRADE r llt>M lhe fabulous A.Cl...EN
\°Il"rF'C>di\Y°work New-children. Goorl rcr Ll\'e Furnitur• IOOO 'Thl',11 re Compact Organ·
port U":l• h art'a. 543·54:'>:.I. m top Mlary wnt•• box -----with electronic traps and
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& REPOSSESSIONS
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TRANSPORTATION 1 l mpo•t~ Autos 9600 lmpo•lod Au!ot 9600 ~tod Autos 9600 \ Imported Auto• 9600 I Imported Aut01 9600 VOLKSWAGEN Uoocl Core 9900 ;:.U.::..1ed:;.::_...::c_.,_• ___ _
Import~ Autoi 9600 1 MG MG PORSCHE -~PRITE _ VOLKSWAGEN ··~~!~!,••• AIR~~~~~~~ 400
59 M r.. A TAKE ov;.:--j;a,·mtnt 11n '65 V.W.'1 $1795 p.o.e. r
M\jA-'IK ..... ,1 1urqum~e • .• u .. • • Thoro ughb red 1~ Sprite '" \t'IY i:11•l<l ALL MODELS & cowRs 6s v olklWa.gl'na u a1:1 ·.,2 CHEVY 11 uDTo MERCEDES BENZ him. bl&tk 1ntr ll.ln~ ron<l ~C-a1t 6i6·.;1;i<, __ ,, rM~.tEDIATE DELIVERY IMMEDlATE DELIVERY
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window hdtor. Flnut 673-0910 ,., hi 11 I-ll'nthrr 111 trrw1 ( 11-1-If v w ··from i 4vr. Crum II.JI Aulhorlzl'd Dul-
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WTO,-By pvt • ply. Old
beat up VW. The older
the bellt'r 77 4·9:'161 1 Ana·
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top. xln l cond tow m1.
full pow, fllC air :'14fl -6'680,
eve" & wk tnds.
Btsl GMAC t~rms• 114G S
Cout Hwv ; Laguna.
HYall t -770
-LL"XLIRYCMPA~ 1'a1• $3800. My new one 'M MOB, wh wills. R H "h ""'' ln11 & <'Ill: t.1 u~l h h I t I , 1 • ""'' ....,.,.. -· dock~ today. U 8-1729 1 rolOt' "-~e ~. 1 I''~~ n· •Jllfpn&Jly bwll 1-;" 111"1'" CHlCK lVt:HSO.N. ll'C $2500 Pl'rf. rond' 646-2128
R.o&dspef'd tires. $269:i 1-rll S 041 nr h<·•t "' trm•r 8 <'l'kr1 A:'-1·1' •• t ra· (~lures on th1-. ruw 111itc1· 10711 liar•~·r Bl. Kl 9.030.,, Kl 6·7101. Oonaet FM $30. ri36-1545 ("nil f\36· 920 I I "" " VOLVO tl u• .\II lhll' am i.11 r motl1le mrlull•· 1111 lholr1. • ••••••••• -PORSrHE prtPt'fl cov. Thi~ \\'trkctu1 JlOWtr a.seist:it •h"r hi.ll\r'"' •
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New balt"ry. izd lite&. 65
tu:, S9:'1 Kl 9·3898
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Chev. t 11u1r-111 More Terrific Values
'64 IMPALA
SPORT CPE.
Power steering, powerglide. ractio, heater,
etc.
SAVE HUNDREDS·
~495
USED CAR SPECIALS
'64 Caci. Sedan DeVille
FUil powft, •lr cond .• MOO AC'·
tua.l mu~.
'64 El Camino VI
P ·glidc-. PS, F9ct. Installed 111r
rond. Spotlega
'64 Nova 2 Door
<'hrvy II. P·glide.
R&H, Look,
'63 Olds FIS
Cutlass coupe. Sih'f'!" Blu~. Blue
bucket settts. another speoclal.
Only
'63 Forcl Falcon
FU tunt lfPOrl C'O\l ~.
Ford·O. R&H:
'61 Olds FIS
Burke••
I tir. v.s_ Aut.om11Uc. Low, Lo"·
m1lr•
'58 Chev. 2·ton
<'ah & chum. 4 speoect. 2 rprl
R·A.'<le. V-8 eng .• Jepl equip!.
'60 Impala Coupe
VS. eutomatic. P·st.~r., R&.H.
\'tty clean.
'59 Olds 91 4-door
Hardtop. All pow« J>lUJ a1r
condttionlns.
'61 Chewolet 4 Dr.
Sedan. Powforrllde,
Heater.
'S4 M.G. TF
Ra.r~ daull".
llurry: !
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Radio &
lo find.
'SI Imp 2 dr Coupe
Automltte: P. lt~rlnr. P. brake~.
R&H.
'60 Corvair Dix. 4 dr.
P·ghde, R&H, great economy.
'57 Chev. 210 Sta. W9
P-gllde. radio, heater.
'56 Ford Pickup
Go in business for yourself. Ju~t .
'SS GMC Pickup
A rPAl ,-tr.111.
'58 Chev. Seel. Delivery
F U't' ch1Pf ttd. vs "12
'49 Ply. Sta. WaCJOn
Very clean rood lr&n.sports llon
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52695
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51695
51295
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5895
5895
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s795
5695
5395
5295
5295
5295
5149
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11 the pl1ce to buy!
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
'2121 H1rbor Blvd ... Co1t1 Me11 . 546-1203
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Dean Lewis Co. CADILLAC
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_1_9_6_1 -C-A-DlLLA C Cou P"
tie Ville, alr roncl'ing. 1011
n11leage, bl'aut1(ul C1msh
$2.79~,
$2295! '61 PORSCHE S Rlsupunkl El M t '
R H. hdrrst ... Exe rnnd Pii2~1 Gardtn C:tnv" Blvt1 more 0 ors ······••••' AlllO IOS6 BUICK $31~.0 WILL ··oni;ider JE 7 .. 6630 M2S Carden 1:r"'" Hl1t1 Call 962·21'0
JE 7 6'-30 :;1 Volks"·agl'n ·~8 VOLVO P 1900 t 'TRAflE. 675·42~~ '6tl-PORSCHE :-u petrah • o Yfllow I " . conver .
--lflt>3 PORSCHE--t·on" Xlnt • rnncl! 52300 '60-SUNBEAM \!pint. Sflll• a rare cta .. sic. $99:'>. * CABRIOLET * rwt . ply 4Y •· s~..... WSW, heater. ln111lf' ill k CHICK IVER~ON, 11'\C MS..0586· ~:.!04M• 67l..S."i6•1. a!t i P~I PR 6<>660_ more. Lo m1. hkr new. L070 Harbor Bl. Kl jµ)303 ::;;::;::::.:==::::======
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AWN MOTOR CO.
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LAGUNA BEACH
HY t·1034 Kl 7-3103
CAR LEASl~G-CALL US
1962 CAOILl...AC-Coupc
de Ville. a ir t•ond. In\\
mileage. 1 ownl'r. $3,39~
Brsl GMAC.' lt>rrl\5 :H6 l:>
Coast Hwy, Laguna.
JfYall 4.7744
'58 Chev.-R•ce Cu
"370" C. l. Jahna. Ent;I~.
I U1ed c.,.. 9900 U1ed C1r1 9900
TRIUMPH s~ Volkswagen
Sunroof, Jo'ull prk,.
• TR-4-Sa le • cH1cK 1v'~~oN. 1i-..:c. WIN ALI.EN MOTOR CO.
Hays. balanced and cltar·
COCld. 1.nrtl'd & poh11hed.
"409.. hradll. custom
hl'adtr.!I. 1 ·spee<I. " So. En•
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take motorcycle u partial
paymt"nl !146-4396.
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you un replace it quidcly, economiully
"¥ith one of our qu1lity
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DOUBLE CHECKED USED CARS
'61 Pontiac Starchief $1595
4 rioor hdtp . full fl" r
'62 Buick Electra 225 • • . $2295
·I rloor hcirdlop. full po•,•er. factorv ;w
'63 Buick Le Sabre $2295
4 dr . hdtp . full pwr
'63 Buick Special $2195
3 scat wagon.
'62 Buick le Sabre $1995
2 dr. hardtop. full power.
TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS
'54 Buick Special .
'56 Buick 4 dr. (2)
'57 Buick 4 dr.
'58 Buick 4 dr.
'62 Buick Skylark
.... $65
S24S
$395
$495
$2145
2 dr. hdtp .. full pwr . factory air.
'61 Buick Skylark $1595
2 dr ~dn . nne nwnrr
'61 Buick Special $1S4S
'60 Pontiac Bonn. $1495
St;i \l<JJ! .• nne owner local rar
'59 Buick Le Sabre $795
4 d r hell p . full JH1\\ C'r
. Terry Buick, Inc.
One Block Off Cout Hiway on 5th St. In
HUNTINGTON BEACH
536-6588
1970 Harbor BL Kl 9·0303 Ttus I%:! Bnll•h 1.t1 1ni. • • ~~en jtwf'l h11.-~nl '" he I • • • • •. • f I
the n1rr!!l 111 11111111: Tn· •• -.-•••••••
umph in l·apll\'111. r.11~-J;\ Volkswagen
unoua Mack lt>alht>r 1nttr· !'Man plus' l'XlrM
1or, many extra~ All lh•a Sl:'>95
c-ar nced11 13 a """° TllU· CHICK IVERSON. J!'\C.
tror Sale pnrrd 1h1~ ""l'k· 1970 Harbor Bl. Kl Y·0303
1>nd only $1 i\f\l \I any ••••
mo1-e Triumph~ 111 1 h•iOlll' ••• • ••
f rom. 36 mronth f MTll ing 6;1 P EL l ' X E SE D A X ,
ava1lablr Bl'•J:t'. All vinyl inter.
Emore Moton n1.hl"r rxtra.« '1900 ml.
$179'>
962S Garden Grr•Vl' RI\ I( 673-65i i
JE 7-6630 ·.;1 -vw-eu.~ gd---lOiiii'.
Lot~ nr ~xlras: \\' lake
otu,r • 1u •n tradr
6 lf•·fl6(1l VOLKSWAGEN
;-64-vw-J;;it-i::r•rn "" n:l\·w .-1200 -Xln•·wnd!
R.ad10 \\'"\\' l't',ll • hrll • I C'.11.11h"r '""11" ~l'>tl •
Underi,eal Grawl·1:1111.t Ill-I ·
111mbc1 • •IHllJI 'I"'''• l\;'':.:J'.!11;
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ml Like nr\\ ;\l-'kr n(. • 111),.,nl rnndlllf•ll S 40
fl'r' ij73-~Qf;T ~·~·iQ20
6lVWSEDA1'-Lr"'k.~-& I '63 V\\' ~ n1P• h · t1>nd'
nms hke ntw. Sl'r at 17:\11 :"l'w V•h e~ & Cltlllh.
Anaheim. CM ·,,~.i;7:,3 St3llll Qlll ~~1!·01111 1
I or 6'i6·5902. -6~-vw~WARP.A:-;'TY-
\
\\'T D'.By pvt--l'I\' .-Old DF.Ll!XE $1 699 C Jl
Beat • up \'\\ Thi' older ~2-3803 1 H nll? Bch •
t.h,. ~tler! -:;1.9:.i;1 llfter '82-V\\', rhromeMmb-:--.r.
5:30 A nahr1m I •pmner:o1 SI 150 ~~ .OOISS
AUSTIN
I-I EALEY
1965
M.G.B
Herb Friedlander
13750 Buch Blvd.,
Westminster
TW J-7566--JE 7·6124-
65 vw.
61 Simu
$187S
$399
63 VW blue S 1499
58 Volvo 2 dr $499
60 VW w19 $1099
60 VW 2 dr $1099
GE ().#41 I (Hwy. J9) betw. Westm•n· 55 Hillmll'I $199
1ter and Garden Grove Blvd. Wa;::.
COMPLETE-147 Stike PU $199
FOREIGN CAR 53 3/• T PU Sl 99
SERVICF· 65 MG demo $1799 -~ili~~ -HONDA
·ALL MODELS
Lnw A!> $215
62 MG $1 399
63 Monia
I ·r•l tm. n11 nmr \\ hf'rl
$1499
II
60 Corvair $699
I t1 \ ""' I' 11
S9 Plym wig $499
j \" .jj A111 n I"" "' r
~rieJfander
IMPORTS -SALES & SERVICE
1375-0 Beach Blvd .• Westminster
TW J.7566 JE 7-6824 GE 0-4448
I Hwy. 39) betw. Wutmin1ter £ Garden Grove Bt.
I I ~ So Coast H1way
LAGUNA BEACH
HY 4·1084 KI 7-3103 . CAP LEASING·CALL l'~ ·so CHEVROLET Impala
~ "B" ~ ll'Ortt Convertible
200~WIW
N OTHING T 0 D 0 t
Just t.lkt 1 FREE r1dt
a nd you lrt t llgrble to
WIN' F rer drlw•n(I op·
tn lo l ny litt~Ud drtv·
t r '
~URRY
CO ~£ IN TODAY
\'n11 ~ ~fl'lr' AUtMr·
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tAARQUIS
MOTORS
11n·1 So Cc"'' II'".
L.t::•Jna BNrh ~.1 11q
9700
WE NEED USED CARS.
TOP DOLLAfl
I' lit! (fo1 ''"LJ I t'lt I
1963 -CADILl...AC-rnnv
Air rond'in-low milt·
age $4.4 9~
ALLEN MOTOR CO.
1 IM So Coast U1w11 y
LAGUNA BEACH
HY l·IO <I Kl 7·3103
CAR LEASING-CALL t.:S
CXD 'SOExc rond, Rtbll
enit. '45,000 mt 4 dr !it ·
dan. I ownl'r Be1>l oC!l'r.
548·005 I.
'61 CAD · CO:>:V-lM:'-t AC'
Air R&H Nl'" ttrt'
Low . m1 $2Hl5 "r tradi>
8•2·3316
~tCAD-~t<dAll-n11i:-2nrl
1m-ner :-.:t'111 """ l.'nj.! &
2 r1oor hardtop. automallt',
ra.d10. healer, power 11teer•
1ng. $3:1 down. $0 .89
1t1nn~h. Tradr OK. Call
Bob White :'>40-0391. Dir.
:S -l~tPALA . new paint,
tire~. t rant-. B1i motor,
Cont. tire kit, pwr. R/H
$59:'>. 30:'>7 Royce Lon. Of
54:'>·5201
·a3 I:'-IPALA ___ hd_l_p_P ..... S·R
A 11 (Aw • m1 Top Cond'
$201tO • firm 837-1547.
CORVAIR
-t>:l-CORVAIR .. MO:-:ZA"
Cpe. Only $16951
Tr1'n~m1.•.,lr1n. Ven· J:CVMI. P r:. R II N r fi1Ch cordn·
$I P~1 C11ll 'l i .r;,~11 '11 n h1 ''" n w 1~alls. plush
:l2 ("\() J!•.1<"1 tran~. s11n Ni•l•lll' hud<"l ~al paddtrl
• ., (';u1 • ltm" $1 \110 ~tll ot.tsh 1nt"r • Chntce .. toc~I
"r '" 11r' Kr !l-112: I '6., trarir-1n•
l!l:i: (;AnfLLAC-.r rlill\ DP Ri>tt GMAC l"nTl8 I.I~ S
\'1llr. All row"r. 'll'.:1'1 . 1 ' '"~' I"',. I.;aguna
m\·ntr S6.'>0 LI i;;.j )l)I I HYalt 4-77H
.56-CAD-60 Sflert&l:-'4rtr '63 CHE\'ROLET Morua.
air coml. new mt1Jor
o·naul. S89:i. 646·4312.
CHEVROLET
--"ECO:-:O~iY g L'>{'
'62 CHEV Ii Busrayne 2
OP. CLUB P G. fl"''·
strr1 R H. «-l<" Allrart1vc
r 1 mini' wh1l'1" fa" n int er.
"811~· 11 known ''aht"''
ONl Y $1295!
8 P5l G~tA\ l"rm> 11 1i; .•
a utomallr radio. heater.
SJO dO\\ n. s~o. i!) monlh.
Trad,. OK Call Bob Wtut,..
StO-OJ9i DI•.
fi4 MO!'l:ZA 1 t-peed. 11'•'
t h1rn 11 non mil~. Rad1ft.
hr11t \\ "" r 115t nm no.
11nn'. hi<• """'' S11r nf1cr
Sl"flf• r.\11 Mf 2-0102.
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CONNELL
CHEVROLET
Ha1bor Blvd
;>46-1200
HYatt i-i7 H r II:! ~Wl"ZA I · •p. Xln•
C\I Ml CHE\' F.1 Camino $11~ nr $100 &-t.ak,. ovf r. · I ~harr vi; ~111 k J.n,,.. 1 .'>46-9!>1'l or 67'>·0614.
m1 6~6· 95i !fl~; Ch11Hh. --JC"Kt:ir•-\\,1 ntN1-:"\~ 0 1 61 ~tONZA 1-ownrlTop·
~·d ),\Arlin;:-Top s pauJ ---_ 1 cond• \\SV undl'r Bl-bk/
!i47·6';°21 4i·4;')J8 Si CHEVY CO:-.:V \' $99,, 67~·0614
t213I 534.:,719. Autom. 0 pwr. xlnt rond
Ntw tran~. t ire)< bl\llt'ly. 6:l MO:-;'ZA. bucktt seat.I.
New Car• ·-9800 brk11 S:>9:i 989 V1rtorla j 4·:.pd, R&H. frty air. xlnl
CM. A pt D~ c:ond ! S 11;9:; ;,45.2785.
CONFIOENTIALL Y ·49-ettEVY_2_· <1oorrW. I 'CORYmE
You'll DO BETTER tom uphnt k 1r1·11ni: -------. whrPt \'.1 1;'1(1 Ii 1 irh• ~Q CORVE'TTE HDTOP
AT lft rit•r -Run~ 11111 rwrtl-\\' ll'"W ··:\J'iO" m l r. Rv nirr
THEODORE ROBINS
FORD
2054 HARBOR Bl VO.
646-1644 -646-6 130
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ONLY $1795! ~l\.l::R::.n" Ul.l I!' -;,:r C'HE\"HCILF:T 1 ,, '"'
f-'1ne1• for Salrs ~ -rrv· 1 WS\~fln r1' \\'~\\' ~i;w,
1r,. REMEMBl!:R "\\'e Kl .1-1!1:?4' B" 1 1::-.1M· \Prm~ ?46 S
arr oe\er aaluf1Prl llnlll -~ La '"U are' I ;;: CHF:\' Vfil R II :min 'n;i~t I ll~,.· ~na
• :ZR~ HARBt•~ BLVD nrw p111nl Jr0-1<1 • llntl l~'Alt 4·iH I _ --
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1
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R 1 vi T1tr11 t .,11 r,.1• , ai l1111 11M1 Xr1>•t~ ,.ome GOB DUNN Xlnt ... ncl 673-1-:-1 ""' k S~ono 612·2 ... n
RAMBLER ·,'I-IMPALA 3H!:-Tri-rwr ·~'l-COR\'ETTE-1 ~r<t.
"We Won't Be IAOk' <.h;irr' Aut<• J '\dio I ·•·2 "· ,(irk·. rwrn,· extras.
Underiold" i :,9;, flG2·2!1fl:l ~ni._1 ond 642-0991 _
li4.; :"cwport A\~ ~,fl-NO~IA O \\'.\CO:": :-v~ CONTINENTAL
Costa Mrsil RPblt rn~ !.t I 1·nn... R H -
nr Kl :-,.9;,41 SHARP' ... ~i-lliOr. '61 C0:"11!'\EXTAL. Cuti
pwi air • Qnd Lonk11 k
9900Used Cus 9900 Usec C1n ------·-----, 9900 1 '63 IMPALA SS 2·DR. I Pt'I Cnrm' hkr ii nrw c1H.
---Sll<'k li;":J-161!1 llfl :, pm $2;;()(). 673·93111
R&.H, auto . PS, PB, V8, Glvy R& H ".111
'W GVIA ·dl 7 fWY·8i b
$2200 $1295
'63 FORD P.U. '62 Saf1rl Wgn. '65 Mu1tan9
f ·lOO lorlg btd Stylt· Pont 4 dr. w9n. P.S. Hdtp. 289 tn9. with
'orot nJs w·r .nt• 3 l bs sidt. No dealtrs pltase' P B dark blut 21 .000 rally pac. AT .. R&H,
... rs etr OC,<,. lOo ., l ie No. G21 -5>8 act rn1. Lrc JAA.572. air cond QTUq38, __ s.".'-5_....-.__ .. s_12_9_5 __ .__s29?s s3 l9s
'61 ECONOLINE I '61 T·BIRD
Window Van c1mp•r Auto tran$ , R&H, t tc.
Ntw tnQ1nt. N1ct ont Lie NVT-1%
$1395 $1795
'62 FOttD
G"'· 2 dr, hdlp. R&.H.
A.T .• Air. P·Strg., p.
Rrk\ 1 Pitt. wind. Fury
'l71. Thrs week only.
$1495
160 BUICK
<1 dr. hdu>. Full JIWf'
Air cond. Eltc 1. vtnu
HME-872
$1195
'S7 CADILLAC I '59 PONTIAC I '64 FORD FLSOO
rttwd, full pwr., .JI' 2 dr. hdtp. A-tr~n\ Z dr. IKllp 2c9 ""''
tond. Orig. thrtlolll. •·I R&H, pwr WtJ, likl' 4 spd. R&H Maroon
c:ond IGL·945. ntw LTX-914 bit int !OX 55'1.
$895 $895 $229S I '61 BONNEVI LLE
Hdto (,>e A I R&H
P.S P 8 OJI whrtt,
Lie No IXX·727
•$1695
'6l PONTIAC I '59 RAMBLER I '62 CHEV. WGN . I '59 BUICK 2 dt t.:l t.i Aut::i F<& H
< .. t' Conv t R &. H Classic 4 dr wqn AT, 4 dr t , n li&H f.I"' • ir'l h int ' ~~11
to p~ PB llZE-P7 ::~-~c. Dte>tndilhlt a ' tJ • ·1z-C,4 pr (\(l • HS ·o:
$1695 $595 SI 495 S795
New Cars: 31 00 W. COAST HWY e LI 8.3471
NEWPORT BEACH LEASING WE LEASE ALL MAKES
OF NEW CARS & TRUCKS
'54 Pl YMOUTH 1'60 FORD Fl500 I '59 FOR
411
0-...i-.,.59...;P1.1on.;.t,;,.;. ;,.W•n•n-.
? c1oor stdan Rt'bu1lt s f • rn1J1nr Nttl' 1n\1'1r ~nn 2 tionr A T R& H PS I 11¥V ' • ' r • 1.1 R d .Vt 4 dr · A. T •
87 P S • P B Air Co11d. nul Ht(N.770 Fl.N· 7 c'.fi 111n I', r.1 "7 R f.. H Plt(.5q3,
$95 $895 $725 $895
'62 IMPERIAL
Crown f ull pwr .tor,
Ont ownr1 ~harpoe'
FXZ Ot5
S2695
'63 FORD
r-1')() VB Enri
I I' ... I .i " ,, ·4
Sl595
'63 GRANO PRIX
A I , ~&H, full pwr r ~ct ;w low rnt Ont
own GGL·063
$2895
'60 MERCEDES
Btnt Rc!w. lq()·SL
Blk rtd I~( "10G·
052
$2295
'62 Continent1l I '59 T·Bird Convt. ~ult 1>•r. & dtr All Jtt blilck, n~w tr"ns.
leathtr 1nt Look\ and ntw top and clean! Lie
drlvt$ likt ntw1 JWT .430
$3195 $1095
'64 FALCON I '61 FORD SPRINT
, , ~" I ,,., C.'; '1 \/ ~ I' '1~ Fl t.
ll1•1 II' "'" <1ron1 II .l. , f)T{\ .,,. .. ,,
$2295 $1195
Used Cars: 2054 HARBOR BLVD. e Ml 6·1~4
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1965
PONTIAC
TEMPEST
CAR OF THE YEAR
TRADE-INS
OVEll 50 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM
Price l1lea
Wit Price
'U OLDIMOalLE CUTLAH
S pt coupe, all extras 4 spd •• $1995
'13 CHEVROLET IMPALA
Sport coupe, loaded. very nice "495
'12 VOLKSWAGEN 2 dr
Deluxe. all extras. low miles S1495
'IO PONTIAC CATALINA
2 dr hdtp apt <'(>{'. all t'.Xtras $1495
$1867
$2271
$1344
$1283
'13 PONTIAC LE MANI lpt 'cpe. v.a. $2168
console. buckets. lo9ded ••••• $22915
'IS ll'ONTIAC IONNKVILLE $2555
COnV't, full pwr, J09ded •• •• • .'2915
'ff AUITIN HKALKY l-100 "...._. $1188
aJ.l extras, •VW. basaln · • • .$1'915
'IO T fU UM PH T"4 RNldlttf•
spec1a1 b~ price •••••••• sum
~ '12 POlllTIAC CATALINA Vlsb
R/H. full power. air cond •• $2495
'$1 ll'LVMOUTH IELEVEDERE 4 dr.
R/H. power Jteering .•••••. $695
'IO CHKV. IMll'ALA COlllV'T.
Loaded, low miles •..••.••.• $1495
'U CQJtVAI R IPTI. COUPE
Dlx. Auto., Real value •••••• $1395
'11 PONTIAC aOlllN. CONVT •
FuU pwr .. alr •••••••••••••• $2295
't3 ll'ONTIAC CATALINA VlaTA
(2) 4 d r. loaded ............ ~
'M PONTIAC aONN. 2 Dr. HDTll'.
Spt. COl.tpe, Joaded •••••••••• $3495
'IO ll'ONTIAC CATALINA Sta. W1,1.
Full J7\\'T, air cond ......... $1795
'12 CATALINA CPIE.
Real $8\'ings. Fully equip ••• $1895
'11 CHEVROLl'T P ICK·UP, Jons bed,
VS, Nice, .$16'5
'14 aoNNIVILLE Cll'I.
I>elnO. like De"W ••••••••••••• Save
.. t MIRCURV MONTEREY. Full
power • air. $149S
'51 OLOSMOal LI IT. WAG.
Loaded. Barpln .•..•••••... $1495
'12 STARCHIEF 4 OR.
S ee tills one, loeded •••••••• $1995
$897
$2218
$595
$1288
$1177
$1975
$2547
$3182
$1584
$1638
$1488
$901
$1375
$1250
$1785
•12 TIM ll'EIT U: MANI. Sport coupe $1595
All ext.tu. Bucket .eau. $1795
't4 ll'ONTIAC GRAND PRIX,
Outstanding car •••••••• •• ••• $3695
'M LIEMANI CPE.
Demo. Hardly uad .......... Save
'13 AITON MARTIN ' tPD.
Shttr luxury. $7995
It PONTIAC STA. WAGON
Full power. $1495
'U GRAND PRl.X. f uJJ powtr,
loaded. S2595
'IS CORVETTE STING RAV
' 1pd .. bir ena. $3595
$3250
$503
$6907
$1273
$2365
$3247
(2) '12 I ONNl VILLI IA~ARI . ~ull $2655
pwr It air. Sta wa1 ••••• •. • .$2995
'13 LEMANS Cll'E. Here'• a
.Beeuty, all extra• ••••••••••• $2195
'IS AUITIN HIALIV lll'RITE,
t tPCf. Sharp. Ready •••••••• $1495
'14 CATALINA STA. WAGON
L ike new. every1hln1 •••••• • .$3595
'12 ,ORO IUlllLlllllR. A lllUe blue
~auty. Rr 11dy to i O •••••••• $1895
'12 GRAND PRIX,
F ull power. alr . a beauty •.. SZ795
'14 IOlllNIVILLE ITA. WAGON
Loaded. 11lm01t new ••••••..• SaH'
'12 G RAND PRIX.
Most popular model ....... $2495
$1888
$1212
$3018
$1690
$2585
$1130
$2275
"tO PONTIAC IONNIVILLE VllTA $1375
Very ahaJ1J, $1590
'12 TKMPUT LE MANI
Loaded, VS.
'12 CATALINA COUPE HT.
$1895
Ventura trim •••••••••.•.... $2095
11 ROLLI ROYCI, Sliver cloud
low miles. Sll.950
'13 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX'I . from
AU ext ru A: colon. tlw: •• • .$3395
$1685
$1895
$9878
$2587
WK HAVI llVIRAL NICI TRANI· s
PO"TATION CA"I. Priced trom
'14 .. ONTIAC·TIMPHT DIMOt.
eAvl-eAVl-eAVK
lest A•ttelnt--Top Val•
95
ROY
CARVER
PON11AC·TIMPDT
And Or1n9t County's &elusive DNler
for Rolla Royce I F1cel V •9•
1400 W. COAST HIGHWAY
Newport leach · U 1-3466
------.DESOTO
·~7 Dl.: SOTO 1\DVEN·
TURER
Ortr owner
Good Cond.
548-7926
FALCON
'63 F ALCON Futura, A·l
oond, low ml. Must HU.
S1325. 892-1838.
FORD I DODGE , ••••••••••
• fl:l Fonn 6~ DODGE Sp<>rt~nurn van C I 4 1 hdl I a
low m1ltt1, low ~UllY. A 11 fl)l "t'"· 1 r. P·,..-~-~ take over pmt ~ cu a r om.• owne1. ~ ,....,
Ml 6-7432. all the rxtra N111lp.
FALCON
--R-ED "FUTURA"
'61 FALCON "FUTURA"
HDTOP SPT. en:. W/
plush n!d bucket eeat In·
ter. A/T., R/H., etc. Xlnt
U\ru-out! Full of 1punk
and f\J.n for -
ONLY $9951
Be.it GMAC term•! 946 S. I Cout Hwy .. Laguna.
HYalt 4.7744
$1!195
CHl CK IVERSON. INC.
1970 Harbor Bl. Kl 9-0303 •••••••••• '59 FORD • dr Wagon/
Sharp. 352 V8 Du a I
Range Auto pow. ateer .t:
Fact. air. Low ml. See at
l9M Church SL CM.
tl46-891H
'62 GALAXIE Conv R/H,
P ow S I B. crulsomallc.
Exctl. cond. Sl,49:1 or bell
offer. 549-2169.
'60 STATION W a g o n.
FORD
.. FA.Mol !> '•O"
''O FORD CPE. W;"nt'w''
Cbev. V·8 •hort block
trop".Y winning' naup
hyde Inter r ~ v e r s e d
chrome wat:~. l'tc Spark·
llng onyx h!.11·k w walls
A 25 yr. 1 I rnltrrt11r"
Item' "For 1 b111 11•I o(
Cun•"
$895!
Bu t GM.AC l"1111.s' 9~6 S
Cout ffy,")' Lugunl\
HYatl •·i 7H
'&9 FORD Cu11ntry Srilan
w/ Thunderbird motor,
R/H. u so on ·'·3348.
CdM.
'5t FORD St.a. Wag. 4 dr,
Auto. tran~m1-.•1on, R H.
Clean, pvt. party. Be. t
otter. Ca ll mornings or
alter 5 P.~t '.J -9~02.
'54 FORD sta wast. Fon1o-
D\&UC. PS. ~RfMV bll11,
FORD
'60 FALCON ~ door 11edan.
Raldo, heat.er. $23 doWn.
U 2.89 month. Trade OK.
Call Bob While 5'l0·0394
Dir.
':18 FAIRLA!':F. :? • dr. New
tran11. ell' A · I 1-<•nd. SH:I
' tt'rms t W 8-M62.
MERCURY
"9'' PASS. WAGON
60 MERCXRY V-8 STA-
TION WAGON. Air,.
pWT. eq .. R, H. elc. Beaut.
mist blue. A lot of wa i on
value for:
ONLY $995!
Sesl CMAC terms. 946 S.
Coa..at Hwy .. Laguna.
HYa ll 4·77H ----'55 MERCURY. R1H .t:
auto. G<><ld trans. U 9:5 -
Call 847-7106. * '61 FALCON * Au tom. 4 • d1 . very clu:n.
Only $75-0. ~48-0440.
-.6J FAJRLA:>:E 500-
X t...'\T CO~O ITJO:"t
SACRIFICE! M5·M81
R/H. 11ew hrl\kf'• ni Ill' --------
Gd cond. St-:' .;:3.1' 6. METRO 2 Or ~luxe Station W!lg.
'61 GALAXlE 4 • dr V
auto/ !UJI I A'r' R&H
22.000 • mi Xlnt -l'ond /
'57 Metropnhtan Conv.
$350.
Call aft 5 6i 3-93U
170·6 Cyl. eng. Auto. dn ve
21,000 miles. one owner
car. excellent condition.
$900. cau H 6-93M '60 COUNTRY Sed. Wagon.
PB r~. R 'H, J)6dded LI 8-5045 --------
Quickest Cuh da.,h. $8.'>0. 536·9777.
Tiie eulffl wa1 -Th" quk k-er JOU WI
•59 FORD Wai;-R-H. pow.
brkA. good cond. S675 or
otter. M 8·7069 a.It 5. DW IU-M"ll The ... ker Joa aeU ... illiiiiiliiiiiiiiliiiiliiiii ... liiiilliiiiiii~
STANSBURY
BUICK
OPEii All DAY SATURDAY-m 6 PM.
SUllDAYS 10 l.M. Ill S P.M.
TRUCKS
r.111965 GMC 1/l Ton Pick-up .............. S 1899 lYJ s· \\Ide ,\de bed-fi cylinder in line engine. 12'7" whrelba~r JI"" than
3000 actual miles, never been registered, full 24 month wa1 1 rnt~"
1:111964 Chevrolet 1h Ton Pick-up .......... $1699 ~ Styll'11ide bed-4 speed tn.nmllsdon--15,000 miles on 1peed.omrter-~·
cab helgtit camper tncluded-J>O"'erful I cylinder eqine w11h 4 s~ed
w ill take yo u over any type 1'09d with tut.
r.111960 Chevrolet 11z Ton Pick·llp .......... S 1099
l.Yjs· St} leside bed, h<"ater-long whHlba!e. n andard three ~pt>ed '· 1n-,11s-
1ion with 6 c~ hnder enctne.
1:111960 Chevrolet 112 Ton Pick-up .......... $999
~ Steii-lde bed-6 cylindft'-idhl bQl1neu truck. look1 hke r ew. come ln
and drive it.
[111960 Ford 112 Ton Pick-up ................ $999 L!:J RadJo and heater, very clt'an. .
r:lll 959 Ford 3/4 Ton Pick·up ............... $999 l!:.JEx~Uent ror camper~ ply rubber. VB with •utomatic transmlsaion.
vrry t'lean.
CARS
r:ll 1962 Buick Skylark .................... $1899 l!:J Power steering, automatic t ranaml.ulon, n dJo and heater. bucket ~ats,
clMn infkle and out. one ownn t'.U.
r.111962 Oldsmobile FIS Convertible ........ S 1699
~Beautiful little car. rr flrcls vPry hl-i.t or care. R.ld10. h!'ater, automatic
transmission, power Mc~rini;:.
[111963 Ford Falcon VI Hardtop . . . . ....... S 1699
~ Ra.dJ<>. heater, automatic transn\iuion, bucket 1e.all. You won't be d1sap-
polnted In the looks and performance of um car.
rJl 1963 Buick Special 4 Door Sedan ........ $1599
~ This Is tht> hard to locate V6 model. champ of the economy run. and a
very thrifty performer. Come ln and drive it.
[111962 Ford Galaxie 4 Door Sedan ........ $1499 l.!:J Thi• immaculate car 11 below averace In va.lue. Factory aU' coodltloning.
power 1t.eer1nc. Ford·o-matic, power brakn..
f711961 FIS Oldsmobile Station Wa9on ..... $1299
~ Deluxe model with radio, heater and automatic transm1~~1on.
f.111961 Oldsmobile 88 Hollclay Coupe ...... $1299
~ Come in and look at this beaU1y. all vinyl interior \111h radio. heater
and Hydromatrc, power 11teer inr and brakes.
rJl 1963 Rambler Classic 4 Door Sedan ...... S 1299 lYJ Tremendous ""alue 1n lat!' model Jow milea~e car. 6 c~ hn<lrr three &peed
tranamwion. radio and heater. beautiful <'ar.
r.-1 .1962 Monza Coupe ................... $1099 lYJ 4 speed, radio. hcat<'r.
f:ll 1960 Buick Electra 4 Door Hardtop ...... $1099 t:!_.J Powft' steerlng, power brakes. a utomaUc tranamluion, rad:o anrt heater
pnced way below averagt mar ket value. r:ll 1960 Oldsmobile 88 4 Door Sedan ........ $1099
~ llcre·~ a n outstandlnc value In an out1t11ndlng etr, ver} r!Mn with fac-
tory air conditionlnc.
[Al 1958 Cadlllac ~leetwood 4 dr. Sedan . . . .. $999
~ Here·1 )Ott r opportunity to own one of the highest pre~tt~e cars in
Calltornia, clean throu•hout.
[111959 Oldsmobile 91 4 Door Hardtop ...... 5'99
~ The price is not a mhprtnt and when you tH the rar ~ou'll wonder
\\hy we don't charge $300.00 more. rectory a.ir rond111onini: •nd every
poailble extra.
r.11 ·1960 OMl lecenl 4 ·~ l•d• ............ Sitt '3,J_a.uutu1 llttJt ___,car will stw ~the beat Of 1ervict.
1965 GMC TRUCKS and
HANDY VANS NOW ON DISPLAY
LIBERAL nRMS •• BANK FINANCING
• IUICK • G.M.C. • JAGUAR • OPEL
SALB .AND SllYICE
'64 OPEL KADm
Now 011 Dllplay at O• Showroom
2M I . 17th ST., COSTA MESA
PHONE 548-7765
•
MUSTANG •••••••••• 6.5 'MUST ANG
Radio-beater, power 1teer• Ins. crulamaUc trana, w/
wa.11 tlrt'll. This wken(I on·
ly IO Hurry.
$2"6
(BICK IVlllUION. INC.
Im Harbor BL ID 9-030I ••••••••••
OLDSMOllLE
1MI oLbiiioilti :,,...
umlc BoUday ledu.
fd poWW, fadOl'7 a.tr,
low mii.p P ,ffl.
llllll MOTOR CO.
I 115-0 So Cout H1w1y
LACUNA BEACH
HY •·1084 KI 7.3103
CAR LEAS ING-CALL US
'82 OLDS 98, • dr H·top.
l ull pwr. 6 way Mil. new
tires. brakea, battrry, Pro-
pane gas powered, R /H,
factory alr cond. 12t00.
1175·-06111 alt ti l'M.
'61 OLDS Dyn • 88 4-dr
hdtp/ Facty-air, PS • B/
Very gd-cond! 52.000 •
mt/Orlg-owner $1400.
673-%175
'b9 4 DR, 88. fac. a ir, R .t:
H. pow. 1teer It bra.ku.
Orig owner. 1795.
54&·0M7.
'62 CUTLASS FM convert.
~ mile.a, lmma.c, A·l
conc1. Prt pty. OR 8·6813.
PLYMOUTH
'58 PLYMOU'm WAGON
A11ume pay. No eqult.
675-0486 .
l9~ V8 P ly leda.n U 75
R H. Exe. cond. 646·8304.
18~ Georieanne Pl. CM.
PLn 10 t.:TH '56, automat·
le. '65 llcell.H, '199.
Ml 8-H 81.
'53 PLYMOt.'TH. Has '65
W.J?«. $100. 6i5-2i80. alter
6 f'~I
PONTIAC
'6~ PO:'o>TIAC CTO hard·
top. fa• arr. -I spd, 1)1g
Png 1 .... ,1rd. J,, ml · hke
new. l'n(t $4650 Sa1·
$'.!!t~.j p, I ply. 67 5·2299.
'6.ITvAco :-.1-PonUac Tem-
~t Delux tn m. Pwr atr.
elec. ~indows. Pert cond.
Must sell. $li25. 8'7·4U8.
'68 CtUE'FT A.IN tr1 • pwr.
conv. S360. •so Dahlia,
Cd~I. 673·6851,
'SCI PO:\'TIAC BoMevure •
dr sedan. R/H, pwr at.
brka. Orig owntr 6 73-81 H .
RAMBLER
Big Red W19on
'61 R&mbler VS. R/H. ww
ti~I. PS • PB. n!clintnr
bucket uau. Orig. owner
Clean 111 a whrsllc• ~JOO
unrler 1r1.1rket ~11t·11f1l·c
$!•!•."1 T4tmi;. H1111\
b42·090 .
63 RA~tBLER 1)60 STA·
TION W AGO:'.\" Auto·
mat1c, pwT steer. 11 a1lcr
hitch. i1100. :i•~-s3 1 9 I
'60 RAMBLER 11tat1on
"'&£'. auto. E, 1mocy 6, ex-
1 tra clean. $755. 982-3817.
STUDEBAKER
'56 STt.:oE:-Runs good.
I
~''' lran~ro• ta11"n 2:!
1111 p1·1 i;:al U 7-, ~;·~!lb.!
art ~ l'~l
~6-WACO~. 1 .. \\ffitJcare
netA tt1 "' 8 r:. au tu. J u.al
nverhA11lcd !Hi!-1924
T-BIRD--
'68 T • BIRD. Met&iliO
rreen, rever11e chrome
rimio. new bra.kn, battery
• Lrans. Sa<'rttlce. at 1860.
2118 So. Rosewood, 8.A 1
Kl 9-1487.
'61 T -BIRD. pwr. windoWll.
It aJr. extra clean. Sl 79~.
382 Costa Mesa St .. C.M.
7 to 10 P.M.
VALIANT
'60 VALIANT udan. Xlnt
cond, R 'H. w/w. 1Uck
shift. 1965 lie pd. so~.
876-~i-48 a!l 6 pm wkdye
or a.nyttme wknd~
WILLYS
J \\ ILL\'1' 4 tit ~t1n
'1'lt11n lo\tl ,,.,,,! St:?'
231\!l F"• r •lh11r1 CM
M8-2;29
Here's Why University Oldsm~bile
Offers The Best Used Car Buys * WE KEEP ONLY THE BEST. WE WHOLESALE
THE REST. * FULLY RECONDITIONED * SAFETY.
CHECKED * I YEAR GOLD STAR WARRANTY * LARGEST INVENTORY, OVER I 00 CARS TO
CHOOSE FROM. * I oo•/. FIN. AVAILABLE 0.A.C ..
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CADILLACS
'63 CONYEl'lllLI
Factory air. full ponr.
SJH5
'62 CONVEl111LI
Factory air, full power
$32'5
'63 CONTINENTAL
4 Dr. Factory air, belUti.ful coad.
$37'5
'62 CON1ININTAL
4 Dr. Factoq air, leather inter.
$31tl
OLD•OllLEI
'63 CUTLASS CPL
Automa&e, rwUo, heater.
S1H5
'63 STAIJllll
Factory air, full ponr.
$1195
'61 91 CONY11111U
Auto-Si:r·
'62 CUil.ASS COUPI
A uhnettc. ndlo, beater,
S16t5
1
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'61 FIS STA1ION WA•ON
Autoallllc. ndio. Mat.tr. S13'1
'60 OLDS. W 4 Dr.-
Hardtop. hdmJ air, full poww.
S1JtS
'59 OLDS 4 DL SID.
Factory air, full power.
$595
I THUllElllllS I
'64T-lllD
Factory air, f1l1l1 equipped.
flame red .W. mfdatn1 bit.tor.
$3tt5 '63 ,.....,
Factory a.Ir, flll power, metalllc sreen,
1 owner.
$2'95
~. •u T•D
Factary air, fQll power,
llaroon WW. bJlct fntlrior.
$2495
I CHIYILEll
'62 CHIY. COUPI
Ba 11e111 ~full poww.
$1795
'51 IMPERIAL
Coupe. Aatomatlc, tun power.
$795
I
I MISCELLANEOUS I
'63 PONT. GRAND PllX
Factory air, full power.
$2895
'62 MERCURY SSS
Coupe. Factory air, full power.
$2195
'62 FALCON Fnna
Automatic, bucket 1e1ta. $1295
'63 MONZA Spyder
4 Speed, sharp.
$1595
'63 COMET SPT. CPE.
Automatic, power steerinf.
$1795
'63 CHEY. IMPALA
4 Dr. H. T. Factory air, power.
$2195
'64 CORYET11
Sting Ray. 4 Speed, like new.
$3695
SALES & SERVICE
235 C Harb ~r Clvd., Costa Mesa 546-5553
Do You Have A Credit Card With Any Of These Firms?
Hancock Shell Tidewater Diners' Club J C. Penney's
Humble \ Signal Wilshire Playboy Clu~ Lerner's _, May Co. (L.A. l Mobil Sinclair Bankamericard Broadway (L.A.) Montgomery Wa~d Powerine Standard American Express Bullock's (L.A.> Newberry's
Richfield Texaco Carte Blanche W. T Grant's Sears Roebuck
USE YOUR CREDIT CARD AT HARBOR DODGE
NOW. FOR PARTS,_ SERVICE OR THE .
PURCHASE OF A NEW OR USED CAR
$1 TO $200 INST ANT CREDIT
FOR ANY PURPOSE ON
CREDIT CARD!
FOR CREDIT CLEARANCE ONLY
.; JUST LIKE· CASH-NO
INTEREST OR CARRYING
CHARGES FOR THE FIRST 90 DAYS
0.A.C.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF HARBOR DODGE'S
• •
NO INTEREST OR CARRYING -CHARGES
FOR THE FIRST. 90. DAYS JUST LIKE CASH
! FREE! 2UfJ BLOE CHIP ST~MPS I BON us I FREE! 25. BLUE CHIP STAMPS I
2s,ooo ~. ·~ ~~
DART 170
.1965 DODGE $1799 CHIP 2DOOR
NO CASH NEEDED G~~~ vgRu:0,1 PICKUP TRUCK -.
STEPSIDE ·
NO CASH NEEDED G~~ED vgRuE~IT
I FREE! 25. BLUE CHIP ST AMPS I
Stamps 1 FREE! 25,000 BLUE cH1P sTAMPs 1
ONLY AT
HARBOR
DODGE
FREE
Brake Acfiustment
And Brake UninCJS For
50,000 Mi or 5 YEARS J965 MONACO OnALLNEWCARS
2 Dr. Hif., Auto., R&H. PS., $2899
Tinted Windshield, WSW Tires. USf YOUR GOOD
FULLY LOADED
NO CASH NEEDED G~~~ vgR~~1r CR~D~ =~.~~.~~N
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1965 DODGE
CORONET
2 DOOR 300
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