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N.Y. Steeb
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100,000 Return to
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ml DJ
BJ CJIARl.131 B. LOOS _.... ...,
1bey •eat back to school
CodaJ -some wUb cbeers,
etbera with tun.
1'bue WU tbe Qlua1 open•
Inc •1 chaoa. but most made it to tbt .rtibt pJac. at tile rlebt tbnt and tbe 118M'T
.cbool year ... offScially
under •• ,.
Schools
They were the estimated
7(,000 students bead.Ing for 97
public elementary and higb
scboolJ in eight 0 r a n g e
Coast school districts from
Seal Beach to Laguna Beach.
They were joined by about
7,400 older brotben and sis·
ters who made their way t~
the area's two junior col-
leges.
Another 1.000 were in 11
private &.nd parochial ac:hoola.
Many of th05e 4,000 already
bad a week of school undtt
their ~ts.
Tuesday, Southern cautor-
nia College in Costa Mesa })e.
gins the new school year.
About ~ students are u·
pected at the private Uberal
(See SCHOOL, P11te Z, Docking
Success
SPACZ CEN'J'BR, Hoaati.l
<UPI> -Genial D utro-nauta CJsa.rlll Could IBd
Rlchard "· Gordon cbuld . down and docbd with a
Aa•na roc:qt on tbe!r "" ftrtt otblt today ln a ~
..., perf Clf'lllUC9 vita> to
lancDQI ~ 04 tbe
Last Beach Fling
Nipped by Police
moon.
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reported biwnpbutl.y u ~
t w I D spacec.ralt dru.tild
Oft!' tbt fOUtbwest U a 1 t e d
State• at 17,100 mila an TOOAnTHEDAY-Lidoiale.~ Jookint ~ --~ an bour. and reedy for tint day o1 ecbool.. fill 6aa bound for Newport Bach Damm
FlyinC witb dud.aim pre-School Scene na repeated doiem of Umes in Harbor Area thJa mornlAC
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City Dump Dogs Collared?
Declared NB Eyes Tighter Control·
cl.lion, tti. pilota alld Ult "openln& day'' tot oft to smooth 1tart.
noce at their apaceahlp into ------------------.......;;--! 'GoJd Mine' Do!,"wnen may notanlbe Co~ncilman Dee Cook at
Apna'1 con.tblt.ped ~ too wud •bout a new · the time had S"ggest.ed that
Boy Stirs
Up Crowd
At Newport receptacle Jllll an boW' and be mal control I.aw on to.. cats be licensed, also, but
34 ml D 11 t •• a!lar rouhtc police Pro ..... Bo-Q.. , night's Newport Beach City his colleacues felt that the ••83 from Cape ~on ~ ~ Newport Beach's 40-a c re Council agenda, btlt ut felines are too elusive for Newport Beach police and
•"'--J a 1111_."' _.._ trub dbpoaal lite Is no owners may think it'a a.ny law. Weiuarda put the clampt on ~ .ftian roeW: • -)'__:_ _ W • dump. Jt'a -a lold mine. preUy dogone IOQd. City Attorney Seymour a potential "summer's i.t ~ ... n .. ... ..... ll'Yllle ve f L -···and v 'IOI~ Hoag Just about, .,..,. t excludes felines entire· aucgeat.ed: "There are just fling" riot SundaJ at 17tla AW\•~ ol 111; 'av IWUIO ~Ml Thafa a. .sew . • reviled d\1 Ii-too many ~; a.ad cab ,,..._. Gara RAGA~ n....:..-·ib . ¥&o 1"1J'•m are God'• adlma!I." Be ~ Street Buda u a mlotac. ~ ...... .;'tq otaM -~ U.. p .-J.! . ..;:: • 'Y.\ •i • ~i:d · .ate( ttsee Jh"epilred • .;. esuen&-SUJ'Dably mwrt that thq lecr\Qs thtw.t ff • teen-
tbat wm m1 .-~momu.a : -euwbics · r t11'I I.Oft lm111tt be tor~tabte u.a ment to the municipal coc1e, ... tan cm·or aimisetns. al'ff ccmcrecat.ecr.
splaabdowa ta ti» Atlutle Newpart Be.ct poJlee to-• for tbt property thu merely the propoaal b:ik .. the cGlt Vice Mayor Doreen Mar-It waa the third sfra1Pt
Tblll'1'Cll1 day wen trJilll to ,.a.I out . . u a place to dump 1arbace. of • dog Hceme from 12.50 shall elaborated a bit more that Newport thori-• a Whittler JllM sot• po-More th~ l ,(O) Or 1 ft1.e,partment will be transferred Hurlburt points out. in a a ye.a:r to Sil. It also r• on the subject today. "It's year au
HAPPY ke badfe. Coa1t ru1denb sJpd in to the new 41 • bed pavilloG report prepared for city coun· qwres pet owners to get u. our understand.Ing." s h e ties faced 1 potmltlal riot oa
"W o u 1 d you belJeve M Garry R. Runa. 22, told of. over tt't weekend to attend ~etnning this week. accord· cilmen, that value of the censes annually. ins~ of said. "that a ("at under th~!aty~ ~e ~~~· wu
equaJi one!" came tbe bappJ Ileen the bad&e and a police open boOle testivitia at lbe mr to a hospit.a.J spoke.man. J property has increased. a every two years as tn the st.ate law as not regarded throttled off after a single in-
report from fbe spacecraft -Identification card belonged new pediatrics pavilion of Awaiting the sick young. ~Pini 2.400 per cent. 11nce past. . as ~r~al property, but a cident 0( 1 lifeguard tower
a reference to space • aie to him. Hoag Memorial Hospital. sters will be a cluster of Ila pure.base by the ctty 13 CouJ:lcilmen two mont.ba dog lS. being toppled ova at 17th
Jar&oo for their tricky first. But polke tbfnt CJtherwtse. On bud to tuide visitors wu-ds Wd out in sa.tellit.e years aio. ago directed City Attorney ~s. Marshall f~er .ex-Street
orbU fut Runa la free on *198 bail throu&b the PIO 000 fadllty INCREASED Tul!Y Seymour to ~alt the pla1;0ed that t'l!e pnnc1pt.e Only one Santa ~ youth FoUow1nt their ru,t:rt for>.. today on cbups ot lmperlOD· Mn Robert L Bacon fublon around • central su-or~ and limit ill ap-behind the revi&ed dog li· who alleeedly had stirred up
mul& per{ec:Uy, tbe a.tr. atinC a police officer. ~r· mem'ben oi perviaorlal station. It waa bought for '35,000 in plication to dop only. (See DOGS, Paie %) the throng of 400 yoongsters
nauta overtook and silbted Runa, who police allete la tbt bnlpUll board of dlrec-Specially dalped hospital ~"".!od•tY · ~~ 000to was placed under arrut.
the Apna just befar-. ~really a dental tedmteian dU furniture cbUd • sized and ...... ..._."' l 11 WVJ"' -· ·
inr Into daJtipt over tbe P• u arrested Friday by ofti: :'sad t!J.tlet ~f ga« Ger-brlibtlY ' cmored in~riors The Jump m value was d~ ,4 • • BO~IB EXPLODES
cUic. near Hawali. c.r Kenneth Smith. ~no~ h~taed in the have ~ e en included in the :m;:c by anEn.e:i~:~ R oad, d ccitlent v zctim Last year. an estimat~
Usillt r a d a r to navipte Smith reported he was old 34 • bed pedl.atrtcs de-pediatrics pavilion. r • blred ..., th 'ty 1 t 800 youths threatened to not
and their spececn.ft tmu.-crui.lin& at 1:15 p.m. on West The old pediatrics iection trm "' e Cl ~s at ISO\ Street beach on the
ten to steer. they cJoled in Balboa Boulevard at 29tb will be remodeled as an 1>r· ~=r ~/.ud.y !; t~i s l k ,4 ft c h? Sunday before acbool started.
on the tar&el Street when Runa and the t.bopedic wtna. When finished. Str t tt Co;:u~ rflC L'f. er ras • ~ smoke bomb waa exploded
"We're here,·• crowed Coo-drlva of a 1porb car botb A.50() EnJ.OY lt will brine the hospital's to-C: .::Ubasis of :,~a.firm's m 1the be•ch restrooms.
rad at t :(M a.m. PDT, mean. flaUed h1m down. -r, ta1 bed ......... ,,.._ to 242 n-..a•-tod n 1964, 400 youths bom· 1111 tbat he wu ft.yin tn for.. The sport.a car driver aaid ~·., . . Ulal&.9p, Hurlburt ~ was A man who dJed Saturd;IY urday. barded police officers with
mltion wttb the Ala! about Runa hid been cbaaln& him L • Cl b The new ~trica ~t re-~ to ~t cou.~lmen morning at Hoa& Memorial Officers said Kettle was tomatoes, pop bottlea a n cl
50 f t • wttb bll automobile. R u n a IOBI U eetv.;ct priority m Hoag .s ex· to <lODl1der d.iac:oati.ow.ng iue Hospital afttt be wu thrown driving aouth oa the highway a.and.
ee away. anted the aporta dri pans100 prosram when 1t ~ of the dlUDP u a "refuae dis· from bis car near Laguna 0 · 1 L J baon Bal
"OUTS'l'ANDVJG" :n.ted for ~ ctri~ came evident tome y~rs ago poql lite." Beach may ~ve been run when b~ apparenUy lost con-boa•;; co:ot,o':~ ae~~
"Good abow very nicely He allowed the badp and 'IAJ bster Bake that a critical bed sbortace lmtead, Hurlburt feels, the onr by another veb.icle, the tl'ol of b.is car as It rounded a to six montha in county jall
done," replied' IJOUnd coo-said be wu 8 HWltinaton ~or dtlldftn wa.1 developing cit)' should use the . Orange California Hirbway Patrol re-curve. Both Mr. and Mrs. for banding out bow·to-do-it
(See GEMIN1, Pace J) Park reaerve officer SmJth .. . tn the Rarl>or Area ,County du~p at Boruta Can·1vealed today KetUe "'.ere thrown from the riot instructions that caused
----------1rep<QUd Smith alleg~ as.k· Lo~~·. soki hke ho~ Population influx along Lhe yon on Irvine Ran("h propertyl lnvestigallon continued to-car as .11 overturned, patrol· the outbreak
ed him fOr more identJlication ~::: d~:~ ~~albo~:.) ~ange Coast has led to tile above Corona del Mar. 'day into the crash wh1ch kill· men said. Pol.ice said the principal
but Run.a said be hid none. b!rth Of more than 22:(0) ba· BEST USE tel Charle~ Deane Kettle. 29. .Accordin~ 10 the report. rioter th1s year was Tbomu 13 Perish
In Alaska
Hotel Blaze
A cbeck with Huntington ~·t~~.~~e ovcler.btbe ~--!lies at the hospital since it~ The ·t h. or Palm Desert and inJured witncsseli had already J(alh· A Keeter 19 of. Santa Au.
Park police revealed there IP ..... :~.'"'todw•& u officiala opening in 1952. rt c1 'I manthager. in ·1 t1s his 28·year-nld .wife Nancy ered at the scene when anoth· H~ was ~res't.ed for disturb-repo1.cu ay. Th be f r ts J npo . urges e counc1 o . · · er southbo nd h. 1 . is no one named Ruu on More thM 4.SOO d ine rs e •• ~~mHOArGo ppa ie~ a . autborlu the transfer, linan· on .Pacific Qlut Highway at hed o" ~etn ice ap. ang the peace and released their reserve roeter, Newport ~ed f di ._ • aie ~1 ...a .. n~ vid f I.he ddi lrvme Cove at 2::.> a.m. Sat· proac · ne w1 ess satd on f.56 ba!l. up or nners at ~........, J>l"O e or a · the car may have hit Kettle
offlcera cbarg~. Corona del Mar Buch Park. tiotW com ~volved, and ap-who was lying near the cen'. SHOlrrlNG
No determination bas yet prove the hiring of an ~n· Coast Gtr• I, tu of the highway. According to police nporta, been reached on how much 5 Die, 3 Hurt om.le land Ille consult.ant to B t th dri Gl R b-Keettt began shouting *
the Liom ~oftted from the determine the beat use of the _ _. uH le ... ver,. V e!1'1 .~Id running amidst sun n in C ._a ... WZ-E'TS two-day affaa, dub director property to the community, ..._, ep er, v., o eruce, w youths at 17tb Street beach
ANCHORAGE, A 1 a.ta lY~~ F . BeQjamln Brandt said. In Collision economically and otherwise." 17, D1·eQ as patrolmen b~ thought he ~d around 12::.> p.m. About 400
(AP) -At 1eut J.3 perlOll.I, Uont Prelldent Don Pa-The switch in dump sites o ~pped en . U~e to avoJd h~t· got up to watch police '8id.
two of them woJIMD, dJed to-NEW YORK (UPI) -ln· cini waa still adding up the OCEANSIDE CAP) A could be effected by Jan. l, ting the victim. Hepler said When four pl~clothes of.
day ln an early momtng fire vator1 and tradera-appar-receipts tb1a morning, ac· two-car collision that took fi\ r 1111 Harlburt. C Cr b be puUed off the road, helped ficers infiltrated the crowd
ently satisfied by a week-cording to Brandt. llvea left three SUTVivors. all He hu DO 1uggestions on' ar as es ~.· n:ie men p~a~e tare; on ~~I Keeter allegedly p 0 i D t e d that destroyed the t1'0-1tory, end apprahal of PreaJdent There's no questioning that children. hosplt.aJiud here in what the property could be g way. ~ et w en of l·lthem out and shouted "Let 'a
33 • room Lane Hotel on the Johnson's anti·inflation pro-it was un.DSUally well attend· serious condition. used for. but said in his re-A Fountain Valley teen· cers arriv · get them ...
edge of Anchorage's main pogala-bid pricea up sharp-ed," Brandt said. The dead Saturday includd po!1. that the cl~ has. had in-ager returning to her home Hepler was not held .. ~e-1 ~othing happened.
business dlJtrict. ly on the New York StocJc. Al! profit.s froll\ the event, the children's mother. Mr~ 1qwnes from pnvate 1nd~stry from a date was fatally in-su~t.s Crom the. coroners ~-Then he ran off toward
Anchorage police said 13 Excttance to d a Y· There w h 1 ch featured concession Violet McClements. 47, of on possible purchase of 11. jured early today when she ~Ul!Y sbo':"d pinpoint the m-15th Street yelling "Follow ~ about 1,000 gainers in and game booth&, W!" go to-~· Loma. their slste~ Con· "The ~~sent vaJue .. or the was thrown through the ~ind-Juries which led to Kettl~'s m~ to the restrooms," police
bodies, some of them burned the list ISee quotations, ward youth projecu. mdudlng rue. 17. and brother Cliffon1 property. he notes, repre· shield of her comparuon's deal!" and comp~ete the in· said. About hall the YOUJl&·
beyond recognition, we~ re· Pages 8, 9.) aid to blind children. 8. (Stt DUMP, Pase %) ,car yes.u gation. the 1n1t1al report sters dJd .
covered from the ruins of the Coroner'~ deputies sa id indicated. At the restrooms two uni-
frame building. Christine D. Wiley. 17, daugh· Kettle died at 7.25 am formed officers arrested Kee.
The lire started during a w t IT" II Q I -Mrs. Kettle "as treated at ter and the crowd diapersed.
cold, driving rain and flames l ... ewpor '-'OUDe Dest Oft: l911 County Tratlk IMS the Newport Beach hospital The entire incident laated
quickly swept through tbe ll7 l>flaib ToU IC and then released. a spokes· only rive minutes ~nd was
bullcUng burst \llrough the c p c ? ter of Mr and Mrs. ,J. L. man said IStt FLING, Page %) :~~a~:eyt~:~i;dbt•::~:: ity to rosecute Petty rimes. :~~ya~f~Sa~eB~~~y~~~Th ,...., h
under control two hours la-1eral Hospital at 2:25 a.m., e n eat er <
tcr. The caust wu not de-two hours after the car crash
termined. By JEROME COLLINS tions of municipal ordinances in too many fruitless court\ Mrs. Manhall suggested cln West Edinger Street near IS SUMMER OVERJ The bodies were taken to a ot • .,.,.., """ llllff only. appearanca on cases that that much of the problem U\e Santa Ana river crossing.
police iarage where attempts In a move aimed at more Newport police are pJalnly are now dismissed or result may result from a dbi.nclina· Santa Ana police said the Summer's ovtt, says the weatherman. and e..·, tot
to idtntify them were start· vi&orous prosecution of local unhappy about ttie present ar. in plea on reduced charges.I lion of deputy district 1ttor· driver. Jerry L. L'Allier, 20, the temperatures to prove It. District forecaster Emil
ed. violaUons. Newport Be a ch rangement, contAlndlng dep-Vice Mayor Doreen Mar· neya to "vigorously prosecute of 201 S. Newhope St.. Santa Kurtz loolts for the mercury to move grudgingly lnto
The fl.rat 10 bodiea recover-city councilmen tonight will uty district attorneys have shall told the DAILY PILOT• those cues where violations Ana, was driving west on Ed-the low 70's Tuesday along the Oranie Coast with the
ed were found on the second consider a reaolution author· not been prcssin~ for convlc· she believes the majority of are important to tU locally.linger Street when he appar· sun waiting in the \\-i ngs till early afternoon Rl'adinia
floor. Fire Chief Vic Bemh-izing the city attorney's Jf· tions with sufficient vigor. the council favors auignin)? but may not seem important enly lost control of the two-will be from three to five degrees below normal he add•.
coni said people were known flee to handle misdemeanor "The present system," Po·1 misdemeanor prosecutions to on a countywlde basis." door sf.'dan after 11 had drift·
to have slept in the basement court cases. lice Chief James Glavas told1Cily Atty Tully Seymour "We·re a different kind of rd to the nR!lt and hit <i curb I INDEX OF INSI DE Ft:.\Tl'Rt:s
and Iha t area. filled with Since 1960. th e Oran~r counrilmen a month ago. "1i; •·Jt will increasP his offlrr, city, with many "acationer'I The car smashed headon 11110 ... ,,., , .... _. charred timbers and debris County district attorney's or-1unw111e . uncconomi<' and drt· workload tremendously." ,hr and day v1siton." she ex· a ut1hly pole. oCflcer s said. ,, ... ., ..
would have to bt' searched flee has been prosecultn" mis·1 rimental to 1 police I depart· conceded. "but \\e havr to plained ... and thfs (·all~ ror a throwin1: the girl's head and ~~~~
thoroughly before a definite demeanors for the city. The I mental morale "
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weigh the extra t'XfW'O~t> \\ llh dillerent approach to law vi;\. shoulders through the wind·!' •111,.,. .. , ... "
duth toll could be dettrmln-city attorney has limited his The chief indicated that the Improved service and law lations ·· •shield L'Allil'r suffered only =:;:~ ...
ed. court tppearance~ to viola· pollct manhours arl wasted enforcement:· I (, COllRTS. Pa~,. t) I minor 10Jur1es. ) "...,. ••<>••
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* * * &lboe phoc.ognpber and deecrt walker Gar-
don Jlltzman 53\S West Covuian Cliff lie.Adams
"un t the only ·companion to accompuy him oa
that blistenng hi.kt acroA the floor of oath VaUey.
Without so much u a Oicker Of a anced eye-l~h. Gordon insl.5U a little bird 11Jtnt lloDI with
him. too "He popped on my shoWder at 0. Illa.rt of lM
h1lce in Saralop Sprinp,'' says the undentancabiy
.,un-baked Salboan. ··Ancf be myed with us unUJ
"'e weft tn silbt of Scotty's Cutle at the other t:Dd
or the vall"
At that poml acrc>Tdu:ie Lo R.ltvnan. another
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showed up. And aft« JOme ~attennc. ~ tYto bi.rd.I
win&ed off together. Touchini ta.le. I think il mi&ht havt been more
1ntnesllng. however. sf the bird that landed oo
RJtunan'1 shoulder were a vultW't
What a photograph that would have l'Mde. Doubtl~. lhoa(h. it 1"0Uld hue broken up lht
Death Valley •'llk right then and there
* * * Cul Hatf~ld Jr adV\HI me lb.al Jim lWlinp-
"'orth ts NOT the "\one survivor of the k>c.a1 ma'•
u ne ura." u I JI.id tht other chy. Carl. A )'s Cul
i.s still around.
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* * * A'"' cby1 ago. 1t11W John Vibert waa taltini
about "ultimate deTe.loprneot" of Paafic Vae. Mt-
mon&l Park.
Good i:nd. lhouctil I. wbJt a story Lbl.t would
mah -subdmsiom at a cemtWf'y!
I preued the Pacific V~w president for more
details.
"No. no. my boy.'' Wd John. "by 'ultimate de-
'elopment' I mean ann sita and cb.pela."
Ther~ went a great yarn.
lo any cut. it will be a few years -al tht pr~nt n.le of population crowth -before Pacifk
V10.-r~hea "ultimate development ..
Somelhmg like." wd John, ~ween 100
}Od 200 ytVI. ''
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k . art ctiaraes i.nvotvinaltornJa Vehicle Code violatiooa, ~s1n1 la-w "a to bring •--• about betttt enforummt ACWd vagrancy. proputy dam· aomt lamUy welfare offe:o.ta and control ...
l e•. uuertnc and hitcb-lllk· and bad check cwcea. I "Tranaie.nt dogs." lbe not-'°' I Mre. Manhall DOted thatl ed. "hav~ been 1 very big
Under the rtaolutioll pre-11CJ11M Onmce County citits probltm pared for adoption by Sey· alttady prosecuu m.iJdemun-The cit) ·1 rezj~red dog · I population today 1s tstimat-iJlour. his offitt woa1cf be au-°!' . court caaea. Amooa \hue ed at about 4,300. accord·
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vlctory at tbt polls than hla
U.S. Planes
ftey also threatened tbe rA"'U'Nnlat *trol
Um of clDdidatea and vot· At the..,. Ume, the turn·
en alike. But the lntimld&-• oul cave .11' • mllit.ary ~-
ti.on !al.led lb purpose. , 'if.JM a·~ or popular
Aecordt.nt to tbe eove.rn-~ lt had not en-
ment. about 11 per cent of /""'9d ...,_..,
tbe elllJbla voters turned out K)' alllo administered a de-
to cut their ballots. They feat to tm'""Budd!Uat oppoai-
repruented the part ol the doa. Mtlltut monb wbo led
COWltr'J not dirtttly u.nder tM aborttvt anti -&overo-
Launch
Heaviest Viet Attack
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ment rebellion lul aprtq
urged tht laithtlll to boycott
tbe electioqa. About es per
cent ot the popuiatSots la at
1,ut oomloally BuddbilL
fte succeutut ballotinc
couJd ~ a uew career for
the 31 • JMI' • old l(y. al· tbouA he declared Sunday
he &OUld not ud would not
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run for president ol a conaU-
tutional South Vietnam be-
cauae his wile la agaln1t the
ldea.
Few inembers of the djplo-
matic community today were
ready to count him out -de-
1plte hia wile -la a.ay fu·
ture govunmenl
The victory at the po11' i.
only a promise, a symbol for
hope, al.nee it wW be many
monlha before a national u-
sembly and a pre1ldent are
electec!.
But it ended arsuments by
Communist guerilla leaders
in the jungles that tbe people
of South Vietnam were on
their aide
Violence
Continues
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for Municipal Bonds? It 's your clwic~I
When a bond issue is put on your local ballot ... examine the issue ••• then vote. Ya.
have the right to approve or di~approve the comm unity project if it is to be financecl
by municipal bondii.
Municipal bonds finance new schools. water. ~wer and flood systems, fue ucf'
police protection. h<xpitals. recreational facilities and other community neceuitits.
Municipal bond financing gives your local government the money to provide
all citi:.enJ with modem services. They bring to your neighborhoods better living coo.
ditions and often enhance the value of your own property.
Next time a bond issue appears on your ballot be informed and vote. It's yourc:hoiet.'
Bank of Amtrica 011d its tusociartd dtaltrs bid on l'irtual/y all statt and mwticipal
honJs ofltrrd for salt in California.
Bllnk Investment SecuriU•• DMlion·
BANK OF AMERICA •u.,,,. ..
MUNICIPAL IONDS ... builders of better communilles todal and romo"°"
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CRA Board Hassles
Over Voting Issues
J'RDNO (AP) -1'lllt Cal.
lfDnl1a Raptblleaa .-.-r111111111111cm
(CR.A) boar4 el • ..,,
bec:W a. It* pldarm _. _______ ;,__.;:11fbt la Vlelaam. W a -.111111 ·cm ... at
to act Oil ltdl baDat
ISUou fao.t Union Men -~= ': a.e ••re. .... -.~~~iet~------n
-Oil the 17 DrODOll1lol•
Oppose AidSS:i:=~.:i Brown Seeks
tnlde f o Dowtnc a llll'li!J For Brown ~ ~· • ...,. .. ,. School for
Mlft:b C!O!!MDltl!M ..... a.
committee'• r-commeM. .4 l..l-LOS ANG ELD CAP) -tiooa 'Kltlined bl a ~ ._.. year"-0 08
Members ol the AFL-CIO Op. but Darlbal diullowed It..
.-ating Engtneen' Joca1 ln aaytnc I.be dlndan c • • 1 d BSYDLY 1111.U CAP)
Lot .\nlelea have decided un-oot. under tbe bf.Un. tab 6". nr.n .... ...._, a..
Jon members, not union lead-a at.and oa votiDc ...._ wlD ... a.it .. .a. ...,w. .,.,, mu.st vote oa any propo-Darttnc said a tw.tint1
ul to donate '50.000 to Gov. majorit,y ol &be JDaDbeNldp flmdl ,_ a prOl)W • S-
' Brown'•~ campa.Jsn. meethig in C'Ollftll6oa "a• mil dl6flw • 1111t 1CMo1
'!be membtn toot t b needM to taU a stud • Ill .. • fll ,_._
ltaad Sunda,y after U D i 0 D candMlat.es « .... wittlw ""J ..... 0. 8Mt -•illo.11
laden had pndkted euy An ~ fnlll Mi nlmC me ..i .., ii ei1 tllla6a ='1~U: ~ ~ cc:tribu-~def:i ..... Wl Calk* .. ..
ed by the LoW u·. eucntive the meetiq. Mn. ..... II. .......... ,.
board. Alllt ol Labddie, a nwN-os ~ fl•.,_...W.. ..
When opposition to the attend!nc tbe c!lr'edlal"'• _. Bron Wd a ~
po .. l moun~. however, lioa, reG&ned and walad ~ ~ ftlMll
James Seymour, the local'• out. • II& 611 ..._.er n-., KllJ'a-buline11 manager, uJ4 union Tbe Vietnam r • 1 o 1 lltiom
sentiment wu 10 dear ttuit caDed for ••a pc>litW• a• d "1 will • alll daat we
the Dl•U. &boaJd be dropped. early ~ ... ,,.. ......... '11id&prt.9 nllDliblit
OfBciala a&ld tbe ~ wu abo voted to tend • ..a.cram ta an Klllll diltrida, abolldl
about 550 to 450 bl favor ol a Gov. Edmand G. 8rO'ft wlliUq liatl fer* t 1pa1.a ~ ballot on lie propo11. ''to repadiaie an Dal:AJ de ....... ... " tiiaaf candid•&a who refu.ed tD ad ml '"?el, ~ added that lt wu support our bora wt.Cl an Bron Mid.
.,.....,. that wWia members rialdnl tbe1r livea la .. I .. Mil talkinc a11Gut
oppoMd &D1 poltbeal contrl-nam. '' mne17 ...,. fer follr·yar-
bution to 1111 candldat. a• Ronald Ragan IPC*2 to olda. I -taJti.D& abmt a
tb1a ttme. UM 200 dtJeaata and dire(> eampcte dam-pnoam
.. wtlid ........ 8ft ,..., . . s cmM art .. ie.. te ,.... Incendiary Device et •:-.:w tbal _third
ti a.. -*'• e I e • t 11tmJ Off $3.2 Million Fire =:.::: ...
1:1 .. per cal ..... Calfao·
HAPPY CAMP. Calli. (UPI) tna J:• aad J:21 p..m. ea Ilia mktr9 elilll* do aat ~ timed tmrndlwy dnlce Sept. 5 anbowD sier-plac-
aet by ''pencm unknown" ed an fnoenctiary ..,_ 1aatlad. ---------
toucMd oft a ~ ftrt brush a mu. DarU1 ol btte le
that destroyed $12 mDllo11 the JOamdi Natioa.a.1 P'orest.
worth Of Dou,saa ftr trees The deftce ._ ••ot a ti.m-
in Northttn California dDr-ed vmietJ ..S ~a M-mia-
ln& the put week. accordbli ut. delay, alkallif a.-...
to U.S. forutry officlala. d.IGill J8l't>...it ~ t ~ e
Five person. were injured ftret," Iii ...... Did.
Integrate All
T~.rt,
ln the blue, wtiich WU Mt A ....... -rneaW
Labor Day and finall1 con-that Ula ,._ tlnice re-B • Sa
trouec1 Saturday an.er black· cet•tc1 • ...,..... letta' rown ys
enln& 180 mlllion board feet repnllni tbl fh. ~bet.
of timber near the <maoa 1ued en appeal far 'tlle wrUn LC8 ANGELES <AP~-
line. to COlltad Mdbcc itie1 an.. a. aDed fer a atMe
Federal Foreat Sttvice ol· 1.ateJy. bwpaitduu ...ter p1m to
ficl.alJ luued a bulletin Sun-'lbe COit ol contllQlliq Ille ~ Oallania._ JdClrny
day urSfn& the public to u-buie blue wu pat at -.-.,._ wtA *· rail ad -dlt in the apprebeniion ol 000. MGn tbu 1• firlfiCllt-tnmapart _. nipid tnmlil
the anonlsta. en bdll!Ct the a..._ M. .. ,_. time. .. ...,..
Tbt bulletin laid that be-Meamrtlile, ICW1tre ftCbt. enar -a-tied a 1wpwtaa----------1t.oc Cft'WI wataed nmanll tloa oldie Sbte nwi..-t.
ol. fires that fJarne4 DOdm' tlGe ~ ., Oft .. em-
• ll,000 acnt ln Callfenia du.r· pba tD aww ol bwpor·
Fmch Blasts :m~~"'".e:!::O-,.: ~ ~=
contained Satur.s.y a f t e r the Transpartaticaa Acat!
Smut Move ~Y hid desbo,ed j total al diredor • cbalbmu al 1be
Ml aera. , Slllle ~'*' Cow11ii•m A f191r o1 larlu . ..,.,.I-ad ~ .._ wtDll a.
LOS ANGELES ( AP)-Rob-cauaed blae9 iD SlaTa SI.Me Plllllir Won.. direds.
ert Finch, Republican nomi-Uoo.a1 l'orell _. y~ Bron_'• ... , 11Jt ca• e
nee for lieutenant covernor, Natioaa:l Pm abo "99 --....., • • ......_ ~
cbarac:teriu1 p~Jtion . 16 deT c:entrai. Tbq .... • 1 ~ ........... 14 Call-
-an anU~ initiative a total of S,500 acrea .. -... fonlia dti9I.. . er. :;r .. ~~~ troyed --bberd feet ol ..=i::.i;,:r:,,::
that "plunges into the murky timber. 8l'OW'8 .W be ba .......
waten of censorship." , them owr to a. ltlll'a ••Ut.-
Flnch wu asked for his Gt Elooftr 0»01•1•" fior
views Sunday night in light of Votina Tuesday fUl"tlle" ltlldJ-.ne ,,,.,,,.. ...
the stand taken by hia runni.nt --e CODdacta ltDdils ol da1e p-
mate gubernatorial candidate erD!Ddlt or1a1otca•i11D ..S
Ron.id Reagan. For New Bisbop,=eciico.iioo-iimliiy.iiiii-.iiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiJI Rugan has said be favor• r:r
the proposal. even though SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
aome portions may be beid A succeuor for B i 1 b o p
unconatitutional. because the James A. Pike, the outspoken
public should have • chance and controvenial biJbop al
to erpreu Its feelings about tht Epitcopel Dioceae of Cal-
deallng with pornography. ifornia, will be cboaen Tues-
Police Catch
J ailhreaker
day bJ nearly 700 lay and
clergy dele&atea at Grace
Cathedral from amoQC eiPt
proapeda.
Bl1bop Pike, whole views
on ~ Trinity ud U'8 Virgin
Birth have frequently stln'ed
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Po-up r~~oua debate. resigned
lice near the Mexican border after eight yurs in the potl1 Sunday recaptured J a m e a to jOl.n the 1taff of the Center
Reece. an Alameda County for the Study of Democratic
prisoMr who escaped by 1Ud· l.natJtutJona at S a n t a Bar-
ing two storeys down a bbn· bara.
ket rope despite a wounded _L_OO_S_E_R_OC __ K_S_?
leg.
Reece. 22, an Oakland bak·
er charged wtth kidnaping and
robbery. fled Hl&blands Hoa·
pital In Oakland Aug. 17. Hla
leg wound had resulted from
a previous attempt to escape
June 7 whlJe en route from
a court appearance in Hay·
ward to the Oa~ Jail.
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lawf't •
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BACKACHE & rJ°: • .:; .=-r=
TENSION uuum Tl hot IWM>tt 111n or Uw ~ 161U lrookhunt Sh.it
lltltllllTITMI ,..In and wind of wtntn. CO()(,
Alter 11. -JUe•1 « ala41der tr-COAT fonna t pa.,ow bond
"'"''"• .,,.,, 1-x. u ~ --u bt1wft'n tM irav•I ind tlv •m ond .,.7 .,ut J041 lftlM t11d n'""' I -tre111 1 .. frt•u•n\. hrotn1 er 1tdltn1 rOOf -P~~U lt"~"e '"'"'
u1noll011 bel.11 da7 ond •tr•L leceofor-blrwlnl off. kttJK YOUl' nw)f ~~J::.:.•,.'!':~:9.,,6:~,:J'~\~~ 1'.~:: br11tht and ._utUul •II IM
f •pr••Hd In nd1 I rrl to"'°" CYn'1JC t I IT\4' ::~:;:.', ~~~~u~";',.';~·:~· ·=·rt .. ~ ('all ~-Utt tor • ., r~ EJtt.
urln• u d •1 IUloJfftle p&in rtllt l Ot\
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CftTU •' dru•rui. r..i .. ,* J::!° ROOnNG CO. Servtni 0nnl'f ---------County ~ Y•&n. Adv.
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CARVED WOOD CROSS
Replic.e of the cross of the
kniqhts of Matta with cerv-
in<JS repr9$0t1ting the life of
Christ.
Hand crafted in $p.,1n,
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. hand crafted pieces that
delight the eye, and set a
certain Spanish mood.
d. 13.95
a. IRON FAN FIRE SCREEN
Beauifully wrought, 53x30" 60.00
b. IRON CANDLE SCONCE
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h.
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3-l.ITRE WOODEN WINE KEG
C.,rved, wexed dart wood 29.95
8-BOffiE WINE RACK
Wrought iron. 18"xl6" high.
25.00
c. MATADOR CANDLE ST AND
Cleverly hend pointed wood fig ·
ure in green, gold. red. Holds con·
die on his heod. 2'4.95
d. HUGE CARVED WOOD KEY
Hend cerved for en ancient look.
Derk wood 28" I 3.9f
•· WOOD CANDLE HOLDER
Rugged, hend carved Med'
evel accent piece from Spain 7.95
f. WROUGHT IRON CANDLE
Greceful monastery cendle holder
with c.endle. I 3.95
9. CARVED WOOD MONKS
Grey entiaued he("ld cerved fig·
ures in dork wood.
Tell 15.95
h. 3-TIERED BASKET
Short 7.95
Graceful stend for ertificiel fruit
or vegetables. 28'' 50.00
i. IRON SERVING CART
Elegant bied, gloss shelves. 79.95
wine
caddy
5.95
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For The
(Gnn)point of Order
Patriots Pounce on Rtuli.d Rep:Jtter'
Record
Nuclear Power Plant ,,._
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SM•elOll 9tiedl a-"""""9t"" lffd\. N c le ~f~~~.:.~ earing omp tion
kUft,,,._ ...,. • ...,., ci.-. "°"""
·F-WIMll .-..... l"1l ..... SAN ONOFRE -Southern Each fuel wembtJ containe C/llC;a, _......, IMdl. 11 ls p..m. ' • ............... IMdl Ki-is Cllltl. Sher-. C&llfornia I first full-acale DU· 180 boOow ..... ..... about :;..9..o ._ _,.,...,. ._,._ u, u clear power pl.ant here ii now 10 feet laag. Fuel pelWa, ~
"..,..... He111W °"'"""' c...,.. V1llll ,... almost 90 per cent complete, about half &....a. ~-.. :--::C... ~,15~ ~ ...._..Southern Califoml.a Ed.lsoo an~• u.\Alll•
seroo11m1&1 c-.. .,, .....,,,1191..,. llNd\. Co. officials disclosed today. ter, an packed inside tbe
SMB""" .... '""' -""'°" llMCll. E be'91 ............ u -ngmeen are now _.. ~.
ning "dry run" testJng ol the The Jj7 hlel usembliea will Fire Calb plant components. contain some 72 tma ot uran-
. Installation ol the nuclear lum pelleta nlued at about
41 17 ..... "'f::.,~ ,=:,,.,.. 11, .. nae reactor vessel wu virtually '37 million. Target dale for 12~"": .... ''1-.. . .,_ 11,._ mi completed with the positioa ol compJetiq tbe loading ol ~ ~ ~~ ... ~~....._ .. .,. .. the upper .. package." 'Ibh fuel rods in tbe reactor is
, ;i' ~'... . ..,,_.,, _ ....., am '-"• ~t indudea . the cootrol rod Nov. 1.
""-.... dnve mecharusm. The control Aft.er the reactor II "*-1.
• Vci~ F1 .= .-.. ia rods regula~ the rate of fis-there will be an extended per-
" o •.m... ~. •tc. • it-.-.. sioo in the nuclear power iod ol testing in i.7. '~r ..... ~ ,..., 11 ... 1" :mi •~ •plant Much at 1167 will be de9oted l rr~ lie!' !'2: '!]I~ ~Noa. The reactor coolant lysWn to Vlllioal testing prol!IJJll, II::~.:.... ... -,:a. 811;. allo bu been subjected to in-and UM ol the San Onofre . f..;e ~· ., .......... ., temtve U.tlnc. and prepu. plant •• "firm resGllZ'ft" Oii • r \~ ~. '""' Cllll '"' .. tlom are under way for add.I· tbe F,diloa system la not
• Ii p "';J::f.· ,.,...,.. * i... E. dona.I "hot functional" tests planned UDlfl the tint al 1988. ' ~ "'··J·r ~,......_ whlcb will include almost all TM fuel in tbe lnltial }oad. ,,~~. '-"' . ar ""'~in' E• major compooenf;S of the Ing bl a beat ou1put equiv• ,. '"~'°' "· ,,,..teal rc. '6S1 plant. A cooveobooal non-lent to JI.million barrela ol • !!<":Jl,;,,.1r~ • nuclear heat source will be fuel ci1 or 115-trillioo cubic
• -p"' • .,,, """ ..... ClllU ·-• -~ employed dunng these wts. feet of natural gu, and ts ez.
11 t• f "'.;,.,'?J:::'·,._~= ..... %3rd it WU explained. pected to l.ut approximatel1 11$~ ,.."':' _ ~~ _ ,.. Shipments of nuclear fuel three and oo~half yun. . :~~... g:"""' 1112 --have been arriving at San Edbon bu an ao per cent "'"" sh ..__ Onofre at f....,,uent intervals lnts9t la the San ODofN DD· t I'~ .w...,; ..... ·--·--t . ,,,. 1 "'. ~. ._ K-ortw and more than half ol the 157 dear lt&tlan. with tbe rema1Jt..
> ~ ... •·"'~ -....... n11 w.,_ fuel assemblies required to ing 20 J>el' cent owned bJ Sin ' u~~ -r:: .... IMll! '""' ..... loed the plant OO'lll hne been Diego Ga • Electric QDm. ''~,,:'."~ .,.::r-* mo •-received. panJ.
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w --Concert Program Gets
CREA Seeks $1,500 Irvine Grant
U.S. Review ni. tree 1 ou t b concerta netratt s1mpbou1 Orchlstra;
procrui of the 0 r a n I e aod one concert br the Phll-
Oounty Pbllharmonic Sode-barmon.ia Hunpnca SJm-Of Prop. 14 ty ... given • •1.500 tioo.t pb~ the gu1ar
. today with presentation of a son. a ~ ~rforma': ~AHEIM -Burt ~rru~. grant from the Jamea Irvine will be given by the PblladeJ.
pre'1dent of the California Foun<1ation. phla Orchestra.
Real E s ta t e Anoclation Presentation of Lnterna.tion· In addition, the IOciety'a
~CREA) Saturday told a ally known orchestras in Or-!ree youth ~ IS"OIJ'UD
!1 • • t 1 n C ol tbt CatifornU ange C o u n t y concert& allO include.a a m inimum of six
Aperlmeut Owners A.Noci• -'J1 ~ -""""' .:.-~-... "-tb concerts by the full Loi Al>-• wa.a ~ pa.ruY 1WGU\.'l::U .,, e gelel ~ Orcbel-~ Mn that bis CJr'Pllha· grant tra. performed for yoaq.
tion 1'aJIU to tab b Propo-The contribution. • b t c b lten livinl m Iba northern.
idtion 14 blue tD the United will 10 into the society'• COD· central and coutaJ me. ol
St.ates Supreme Court tinuance hmd wu presented Oraqe Qlmd;J.
Smltll'• dilclolure that he by A. J. McF.adden and Mn.
had wrlUeu Califarnla A~ty. Charles S. Wheeler on behalf,
c;.n. Thomal Lynch u.king of the board oC di.rectors of
for federal review of the the foundation.
llndlng of the law to be un-n--. . gl ... _ • titu"-al .,.... off nc:\.:etvmg the ft for un:
CODI uun cap~ 8 "---C ty Ph'l .. ·-• ~ " _..,ch t b vrauge oun 1 U4.I wOllJC oooven"'ou at ww e ..... ....,...,. t h d t Society were Mrs. Sydo. ey 0 . •t ._ wueh OWDttl a ape.n G . .d t nd
"· ..a:--. 1,.,. .. 1 l l aynor, vtce preSJ en a •• oura ~ .. as...g c v ,tlgbta" legitlatioo In the hous-treasurer, and Edward A.
tng field. Pellegrin. chairman of the
Proposi tion 14 won 2-t vot· continuance fun~.. industry
er approval in the 1964 elec-and buslneu div1s1on.
tion. It was tD allow owners of .. Tbe Irvine grants dur1n1
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By SYLVIA PORTER baseball. of cow-se. and with
What bi& busi.DUI in the the approactl ol the World
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wben it ta lac.in& It. most ltiea and many more will i.-.:iZi~~:;::~~~li•..,....._•
murderous competition! emeree with ttanll.q clarity. 1
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What bit 00.ioel• ol our• At a typical Americu fe-CHEVY"S UM-...0 -Tbe all De'IJ Camare Wiil Ila bcult in ~ coupe Del
becomes a ''hid~n expenae" male, my lnt.erest l:n baJe-COD'fe.rtlble mocl~ll. Tbe camaro 1iDe IDcGl)IOnla aptiona that Include CllD-
to other businesses -~ ball's manpower numbers 1a cet.led heedlJJQ)JI behind a 1attke l"lllit. ""!k" OPlllS ud cloMI when llJ!!tl ..
turned on and off. plus a hood WIUl tl-1dlcl lolmn and a wide • bumble llllll into countless milli0111 strictly llmlt.i. But u a re-bee" paint buld oa the DI*. A &so.c.bic:.lnda va~· e ii Wiid m Ole Super
of doll&rs -when 1t rucbea porter covertna the bulineu s rt · f the Ormuo ...._ .. .__._ ru~ualn~~pe~? ~of~Mfl.~in~dl••~-.~.~--•o•••••·-·-~-p-~--~----£~•.•••••••• What big buamess employa in bueball's economics ii
onl)' about 1,000 worker& on limitle11. And the odd.IUea ol
the •·production line" In a the Industry make my buai-
comparati~y few citiu. and ness r~rter'• eye cowl'.
ytl gets far more publicity Consider the "competition"
\'la every commU!Ucatiooa aspect The usual result when
mtdlum than the giant auto an ordinary buslneu enters
mdustry which dJre<:Uy or In-a phase of fierce competition
directly employs million1 in is price cutting and a slump
every city &lid town of lhe 10 profits. at leut temporar-•
.-.. .... "C U S ? Uy. The usual result wu ......
It's the big buswess of one company is the over-M.
whelming 1ucce11 in an in-•
dustry i.I that 1t no only sets LEGAL N011CE
llO'TlCI t:'~Ho1Tou the pace bul alsooc; rakes in u
1u,..aioa cou•T o, '"1 the fattest profits. The tn· c
IT&TI 0, C&Lll'OUll& ~ • . of hr d bu TMI COUlf'TY 0' OUWH dillonal wuh s ew SJ-• :.-T~ U:-uavu. De-nessmtn is for "enough com· VJ c!:!: .. "' petition to keep the custom-
NOT1c1 IS HllEIV Gl\llN .. .. ...... Interested a.od the anb-
tdllon "' .... -,.. ...... ~ .... . ~. en .,.._., 11ev'"' < .. ._ --tnut men sablfied but that's ell
IN w ld --ere '-1'" le fl'-alJ " t ,,,_ •11111 -,_....,., -.. ...
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titted alllfi, .. "" ...-di ti . . de-d The """~ W:'m~'l)' ~.:. ._,_?Jl IS ~£~· .. _ _".._'fffl. a ~S Ort "llf A-. Coate -· Cello UWllDell Sw 1I1Aa .. uen COm· tib
... n1e, w111c:11 •• ..,. pie<• "' ~-:!. ivtiUon softft\s. Said one '"-uNknl9fled "' ell .... tiwn -~ r -·...1
""' lo -nltlo "' w i. .,...,..., wll9IM t>&.eball WTller I quer1...,..
.._. ,,_"" •''-' -•1"' ~-.. "You've got a pollll t.ber"e ..... Tl>I> l'Oll<L UI
oa1" ._., IL ,,.. When the Yankees were run-w Do-....., L WMtfit ld , _.. t:b ., -ri EHcvlrla "' ""' Ett•"' e1 1UJ1g away w1tb e ~ es,
..,. -_..... ~ they came near to killing the SA ~-~ bo ff .. 11u Or-•-X 0 Ice. c.n•• -· c • ..,... Or consider the "hidden ex· ty l~~~ C:.~ c..• o.ny ~..,. pense" upeci.. It i.J usual 1tor m
"'"' n. ,, -'°"" i. 11. ,... 1-... management. to strive or m
maximum output ol workers r
LEGAL NOTICE and to fight qakm lnterfer-in
,. THI 1u,. .. IOtl c.ovltT ~ ,.,.. ence wtth t:bis output But m nu1 o, e&L1f'0tt•1A •• uo ,. not when it comes to bas~
THI cou~ :;.,,., ~ ball. During lhe Seri ea. rnan-
oao•• TD ,...,. uuu l'Oll agements the nation over ac-
ciu. .. i °" MM• c"'pt a slowdown in output u In
lft ""' -""' rA -.... ~ .. '"' -u r ow,.,.o McCOMNtLL.. oLfN. a corporate face of We. Bet. ooa HEf'HEN MCCDNNEU.. end ll~ tin 1---:---t ti ur scon McGONNIL.L.. M.._.. w I poo .. are orillllUoQ,J open-0r1e.; .;::-:,:.:a.J.!fs = .... ~ ly 1n plantl and olfices. Many ~"""· o~tNOOtt STff'HEN cot.· oompanJea broadcut scora ay Fu. -it0euT scon co..,AX. over public address 1ystenu
uPKt1 ... 1V, FOi c:N-d N-• -··-:-T"-•11P1ee•""' "' J-e-• Mc· or post them at re5 ..uu ur
c-•1. G-s....-~ ~ tervals · other companies per· 11-1 k:oO ~I. ,,.._.._ -'
,_,.._ ,,, ft--. ........ - -"' mlt employe1 to brine radios
cc.i•• .,... " ·-"" i-wllt -to work for the duration. Oll(AI-\NI! ..it!lotoe" -~... ... • •111M1t••-pr_u,. --...,._ "" lD the Eiecutive Swte. lf ........... J•-1 -~---I-1 ... _ Ex tJ' a , ''•-c...•u. -• .,, ICM! any one 111 n we ecu ve
c.<14•;; "",...,.., " " i-• -'" ~~le in. tb~~~bea 11wbeden I.beth .,,., •••«1M. 111e1 •" -~·-"' .x-r •l'I 11 ~i p y • e
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.... •o .-_,.. -,... 9"111<..1""' eDd It's impoulble to tote c IOt Cl\e .... t1' ....... ""°"" ""' be ... ~ •
11 ,. ,,,,..._ -• ..,., • CllVf.., up the hidden corts but base-
ff-1• 0rw ... PIM-1" ,... °'-ba.D at its ivu mut cost cl C..tl ()al,.. .. , ..... --rA -,...
... , clrcvlet191\. ~ ... .... ,.,..,, other businesses mllllons of
... ,..,, """" ~ -"" ...... --d ,,__ in t1m off and "-....... -· ""'°' 1o 111e ...,. t1' wit OUA1 I e '""e ,_,..,. lo1L 0•,.. "'1~ "':' ~u~• .....,.., ,...._ Or cons1der th• relation
J ud91 "' .... ~ '-'ship of bueball's numben to
•1<119n M. "...,.'!'4 its publicity. There are only b wu 1. ,.,.,.. .. .-20 major bueball "compa-~ ._, Ulll. ... . " n1 -1n th "" Ml MW ruea • o y ... o are t h
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-o( production workers are in---=---------=------------------------------------LEGAL NOTICE volved. But tens of millions of written and spoken words
CHTl~CAT:-~ IUllNIU will be devoted to baaeb&ll ~tct11-. ,,,.,. •-in the weeks ahead. The auto
nll UMOfUIO~EO -~~ iodust?u'• publid... 1n coo-~91411 I wt" be~ e -w! . V •
111 °'-0r. 1e11te ~ c... trast. 1J picayune and unin-
·• -"" 11(19'-llm> -Ir--' NE OllANG( GUllA• ............. IP ICU. , ....... ~. "'--=---And thU I! just • beP =~" ~ .. ,~"..!.:: nlog. What tndu.stTJ except
111011n1 w. Hvlloft. 1111 .,......_ bueball treall Its ......... uctlon Dr • Sent• ..... C.el...,.... r•-,t-
WITNUS my .._ 11111 lflll MY .. Workers both U tmp-,et ~ •NL • ..,..ni w. """"' and auela and actD.all1 "~
STATE OF C.Al ll•O•••• l itall.u•" jts employes? What '1uN"r:H1~" ,~ui:c;: .. ~:-"" .. o ioduatry out.ide of bueball ~'!t.rv ~1< '7:' .!~ ..! _...Klsa.C-: prden to ~~~-'"lt.1 ~~
ty end Stt•t ,...,.... ~ .. If than to deal ID \;AAD '? n Wu.l :=;:; .. ':'.:.,:"" ;-:"c.-" = 't' other industry would you find
,..., ,. tie ,.,. __, --'" top executives altting down ~~ '!; :;""'111.~:-..:a= and ditc™1nl "ucbanein!tf \~~'::':Mus WHEREOf ' flew ...,.. key men~ Clmagine G :•
u"1• .,. my ,, • ..., • ..., .,.,_ ,..., • head saying to Cbry5ler 1
1oc:1a1 •••' ~ u v ..,. ~ "' 11111 bead "I have two excellent C--1~'' "''' •bow wrlf...._ tO!fl<l•I , .. ,, sale~n and you have three :::~ ~.~~ c.a111en11e excellent advertisln& men.
Prin<•c>t• ootet "' 111 give you ooe u.luman ~:T-~~;:;, ~ for two advert.iaint men .•• )
.,._\Md Ju~.~·~ ... , D•Hr "''°'· Jn what other industry G -•uou" 12 ,. """ ~111.,.,.,.. s. IL cept baseball would manag-
1"' 111.,.. ers deliberately price their
LEGAL NOTICE bes t .. wares" at figures
tbey'r• sure no one else will l'·U47J
UtJ pay? , .. :.~~:f.!!1,,~ :~!Nus Perhaps only a female
'THE UNOEllSIGMEO "" l'lfftety <"'91-doubling aJ a business re-~-:.:::-.:o "'~~~.~""::"'~~ ~~;o(•.:Cr~ porter would so goggle at
s.."'' "'"" ca111or..i1. """"' "" •oet~ baseball's traditions. But bav-''°"' '""' "•m• ... POllFIS ClEAME•I • nl--' I am h-.. witb
• ..., "'•' w 1d 11rm '' "'"'-"' "" 1ng gog.,ir::u, """ •o•-11-0 """"" -"""''" '" "'" substituting the words "it's '"° PIKff Of ,,..._. .., •• •o•low1. b ball to " f th It' h '°"""' ase me or e c c e
l'on1r10 SoeHro.. 1u,. Eu• sor1"0. "i.t's Gre-'-to me " Have J O~•"Ot· Cehk)r,,11, Luo-S•<••rci tM>t ~ •
E•tt '"'1r19. o •• ,,.. c1111.,,•1• Fro,.. made a home run!
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The Los Aqelea Dod&us.
who b a v e re&lJtered f o u r
straJ&bt shuto\rta and held the
enemy acorele.u for ~ in-
nlncs, rest somewhat precar-
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WJUe pennant race today.
They swept the doublehead-
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Sunday ti scores of 4-0-thret
runs u.nearned-and 1.0 COD-
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But with the New York
Meta comlnc ID for a tw~
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da)'. the Dodgen .oow lead
Pittsburgh by one came and
the Sao Franciaco Gianta by
two.
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performance ln a aimllar
tcrimma1e wllb Mira Col· ta JC earlier la lbt week,
looked leu than awesome
afa,lmt tbe 1tron1v Vike1
tram Lone Beach.
lllkela• •bowint. lD fact,
Wt Cout bead.IQan D 1 c k
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starting back.a who are out
with lnjurlea, w11 1topped
cold on Ult I r o u n d and
t'OUld only move the ball
via the aerial route.
The Yikes did, however.
IDAQle to complete 11 oi 11
puau for 161 yarda and
Sat•rda1 Night
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A Sound
Opening of public schools on the Oranae Coast today
means for mothers of the young first graders a heart·
wrench. Johnny and Mary are really growing up. And tor
ma.ny a Johnny and Mary, eoterlng this new world is a
trightenina e.iperience, something to resist with tears
and a cllngin& to Mom's skirts.
& Charles H. Loos, education editor of the DAILY
PILOT reported August 26, the day has a much lar1er signifl~a.nce than heart wrenches and school adjustments
here on the Orange Oout. 'Ibis is the fastest growtng
educational oommunily in the United States and the
coastal provinces of Orange County are far more than
just minor stockholders in the "knowledge industry."
Public and private school enrollment, from kinder-
garten to graduate school, is expected to total 106,350
f ull-and-part·time students.
That amounts to more than one-third (about 37 per
cent) of the area's total population -281,390.
These students a.re spread among 117 private and
public schools and co~ in eight rommunities-Cost.a
Mesa, Fountain Valley, Huntington Beach. Irvin~. Laguna
Beach, Newport Beach, Seal Beach and Westminster.
If they were all brought together m ooe place, they
would form a city about the size or Newport Beach and
Costa Mesa combined.
Every student is a part of a $~ million busine&S-
a figure which includes new construcUon for students yet
to come. In line with state and national trends, the en·
rollment bulge on the Orange Coast is e_xpec~ed to lut
the high schools and colleges hardest again th~ y_ear •.
The financial structures of most school districts m
the area are under the strain of more and more students.
Property tues are up in six out of nine area school
districts.
To relieve the fuwlcial squeeze, tru6tees in at least
:
Investment
four uea school d*kta Uftl already e1lled for finance
elections or ue eonteplatiD1 them for the comlq
year. ,_.,
Attu ol bJp lllllMd v&t\iaUon yer pupil (Laguna
Beach and IMwpcwt 14iedi) c..&lnue to pay lower tu
ratet than low WealUf' UHi WbM property tuee brtnt
in less revenue.
In ~ntfui t0 thile are.I, Foaotam Valley, where
the achoOl 1yatem ., poor bi ~· wealth per ctlild,
pJ"Qpflty , owner& wU1 be pa.yin• almost $3 more J>9'
'100 weued nlJUbl tlin lllMI owners in Laeuna.
On the juniot' oa0et9 ~ Onnge Coast, under
the unpld ot fllkil:IDc ~ ~t, has ak:idded from
ooe of the weatt~ ju.Di« eolJeae dl.!tricta in Cali-
fornia to one of tbe pobl'tlt. OCC trustees will teek a
24-<:ent tu tncreue d U. poUa November 8.
The property owner. Mluaed' as be ia, can take
some oomfori t?Om the fact that money spent for hlgb
quality eduClltloo is a IOWld invectment for the future.
The educMlon "UJ))olfon" here will inevitably attract
mon and better ladmtry to tab advantage of the
skills available la U. tnL And ftult ~II mean a brolder
tu bale &lld enntul reUef ~ tbe homeowner.
Call For Volunteers
The Orang~ County Cb8pter of the American Red
C~ ia appeal.in& tor .olunteera to give a day a week
to bospJtala iD the .....
No money will be pUcl belt ..ometbing far betW
than money wW be there• c:cimpensauon -a feelin&
that the time efvm ii rally he1plna thOle in need.
There's a place for 4Ml)Ooe somewhere ln the
program. The phone ownber {a 5f2.1137.
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Rep. Powell's
Fiscal Ethics
---B1 Geor,e ---. 'l'lehlalll Aiier..tlve• Are lmntoral'
Under Fire
What is good for the Senate is al~
good for the House, partJcularly
whe it involves maintaining a htgh
11.andard ot ethlca by the lawmak·
ers.
The morals and activities of con·
greumen, like those of aenatora.
sbouJd be above reproach : and the
House . Hte the Senate, ahould have
a special wakbdol comrnttM* to
malr.e aure ol il
On the basts ol the record of both
chambers, there is ample evidence
to warrant such policing.
The Senate came by ill Ethics
Committee belatedly and u n d e r
widespread public pnuu:re. Jt was
only a f t e r the malodoroua ..disclos.-
ures of the Bobby Baker lnvntiga.
tion that the S e n a t e wu finally
forced to set up an Ethics Commit,
tee -wh.lch quickly found it.elf im·
mersed ln the still -being • probed
ram.ificationa of l'affaire Dodd.
NOW. DUE TO the curious fiscal
and other antics of Rep. Adam Clay·
ton Powell, O.N.Y., demands are be-
ing made in the House for the eatab-
lli.hment of a similar committee.
The dapper chairman of the Edu·
b&tion & Labor Commituie and pu-
tor of Harlem'• largest congrega·
tion bu long been noted for his
frte -wheeling personal, social and
official proclivities. Currently he ii
u n d e r sharp fire by critical col·
leaiues on two counta -one public,
the other still backstage.
The first was the daclosure that
Powell has been endorsing and de·
positing his estranged wife 's govern·
ment paycheck in h.iJ banking ac·
Dear George:
My wife hu.n't spoken to me in
m w~ks.
F.G.
Dear F.G.
Oh, quit gloating.
(Send your problems to Georce
and have your fiD.gernail bilin&
done by proxy.)
count W"Jth the House w1eant-at-
arms. Although Mrs. Powell llves
the year around tn Puerto Rico, she
has been on her husband's office
payroll. under her maiden name of
Y. Marjorie Flores, at P>.571 a
year. the tugbest 1al&ry of ~ staff,
for more than five years.
WHAT SHE DOES to eant that top
~ no one seems CD kno'lr, Powell
admits depositing tier m o n t h 1 y
cM<:b to his account.
Mrs. Powell 1s not the only legls·
lat.or's wile on the congrusionaJ pay·
roll. This 1s an old. old practJct. But
her cue u oul of the ordinary in
two ways. Sbe doesn 't ruide in the
U. S .• and her husband admittedly
poclr.ets her juicy salary.
The second complaint. a g a 1 n st
Powell, ~ctl 1-yet to IUl'face, is
an investiption ol the highly ~
versial multi • billlon dollar anti-
poverty program for which be per·
suaded the House to vote him '200.·
000 -and about which nothing haa
been heard since.
The $200,000 was granted last fall
in the closing days of the seuion. It
was to last unW March of this year,
when a report would be submitted..
THERE BAS BEEN ~ aign of the
report, nor any indication when It
will be forthcoming.
Both Democratic and Republican
members or Powell's committee are
completely in the dark about the
status of thi.s mystery -shrouded in·
vestigallon; Its findings, 1f any; the
state of its finances. u any. future
plans. if any'
Robert S. Allea and Paul ScoU
'. Currency: of the Heart
Memory is better than money. Like
money, It can be defined as "a med·
ium of exchange and a measure of
value.''
As a measure of value, memory
beats money, particularly paper mon·
ey, because most monetary units buy
less as they grow older. But memories,
being the true currency of the heart,
become worth more a.s time goes by.
Considered as a medjum of ex·
change, memory also is far superior
to money. People have more fun
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
Referring to quest.Ion by o. a.
1Gus, Sept. 8): "Why bother
paying for Special Delivery
maU ' The Poet Office just put&
it m your box an~ay" If Spec·
1al Delivery customers like to
be awakened between 5 and 7
a m wht>n about 60 iwr cent of
specials are deUverro. lh«-n I
hope tl1e postman starts nn~mi:
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trading memories than trading any-
thing else.
The only thing 11.orth buying in the
world is contentment of the soul. Mem-
ories purchase more of this rare com-
modity than would a mountain of $20
bills Memory is the soul's gold.
AND YOU'RE RICHER than Croe·
sus 1f you can look back and remem·
ber when -
The replacement of the old·fash1oned
cash drawer by the cash register made
1t more difficult for a clerk to raise
enough to buy out the boss.
Across broad America there wasn't
a single working class home w1Ul a
machine m the kitchen that could
make its own Ice cubes.
Mothers wanted their sons lo get
white coUar Jobs. because a guy who
wore a white collar got paid more
than one who wore a blue collar.
LITTLE GIRLS LIKED to h a v e
their Daddy smoke cigars -the pa·
per bands on them made wonderful
make.believe wedding rings
YounJi? men still used that greasy
stuff on thE'1r hai r. In a real tmergen·
r\ thrv \omet1mes even ~licked it
down \.\1th lard
:\obo,i) ha11.lrd a kid nut tor spi tting
11. Jlrrmrlon ~rrds through Im teeth,
so Ion~ as he didn't cto 1t in the house
A Brave Reporter Speaks
Jim Lucu, the bett and bravest
combat report.er of our tlme, wu in
town recently for R • R Creat and re-
cuperation), and by th.t. time i.a bead-
ed back to bJJ sixth tour of duty in
V~tnam. for the Scripps Howard
New1paper AssoclaUoo.
Jim wu my candidate to addras
the Jolnt Hou.sea ol Congreu, or at
leut to testily in ~n hearln1 before
a ma)or Congrusional committee. But
he came and went without a White
Houae lnvlt.atioo, altbout}l 8 '-u 1 e
Majority Leader Carl Albert u:ndll1ook
to brln& blm together with Prelldent JClbmon. ~
He came and went "1tbout 1~
mons by foreign relatio111 Cbairm.an
fo"'ulbright or by Chairman Stena.11 ot
the Preparedness subcommittee, al·
though both the$e groups have bttJl
hearing 'Inconsequential bleabngs !Tom
tame animals in State and Defense.
JIM WASN'T EVEN bidden lo ad-
drua the House UoAmerlcan Activi-
ties Committee, although HUAC re-
centJ.y MrVed u a forum for some of
the lowest creep1 and jeru ever to
d.l.air•ce our land. and WM the target
for ~me of tbe ~ellitst slop ever
OUDi ln the poblic's face by lbe New
York Times and tht American Civil
UbertJe1 Uruon.
Jim could tell the country better
than tbe J>naidtnl, better than I D y
Cabin9t Clftlcs, what the Vietnam war
la all doal B• could make the coun-
try WMlihtand. better' the HUAC
.-s ,... • dO. tbM then are IOtne
attivtti• w~ are c.itemptibly Un·
Amulca. He bu a MW boot .. Date-
line . Vletnam.'' a compilation of bis
dJspatcbea, but it's hls vo6ce t h a l
need• to be heard. as I've heard it
ID both private and public talks.
J IM WOULD SAY (bu sa.id)
that we're figbtine a just and neces-
sary war, and that he's proud it's bis
countrJ that's fi&htinl IL He would
say tbrre'1 nothlnl lmmoral about
It, but that he's yd to bear a rugg~
ed altunaUve which i&n't immoral. He
would say. u be told me In thia office
before beadin& ba.ck:
"1t'1 a long bard stnlU}e which one
lide or the other is goitJi to win and
la aolng to make thls world lta kind of
a wwld. I think the winner will be
us. But it certain trends in this coun-
try continue -the puoenlks and the
beatnlb -it becomes the lo-thing for
young men to duck military 1t1Vice. U
that bappena, the Commies will win
the war and make tbia their kind Of a
world. I can speak only for myaeU.
But l! the Commies do take it, and
make this their kind of world, they
can have lt. BecaUJe I have no desire
to live In it."
JIM HAS BEEN in scores ol baWes.
and he ha.a seen our boys whip Lhe
enemy many times. lf we haven't taJt.
en much territory. we have t.alm1
three e.lemenll that once belonced to
the enemy.
One ls the jungle. Ameriun boys
from the city have adapt.ed tbemaelve1
to It, and the boys from Hanoi have
not Another ii the Dlibt. For years
'No Baptist Church Is an
This ls another footnote to the
agony of the Cb.riltian church.
About 75 years a,o Mercer Uni·
veraity (Macon, Georoa) told a cor-
ner lot on Tattnall Square for $10 to
I Baptilt church that wanted to build
on Ule campus to serve the students,
faculty. and neighborhood.
The Christian lnde.x, official publi·
caboo of the Baptist conference tn
~ state. reports that Tattnall Square
cliurcb membership h.as voted 286 to
109 to exclude Negro students. even
Negroes sludying for the ministry al
Mercer. from attending sE'rv•
ices. The deacons had voted 12 to 9,
the report has it. to fire the minis-
ter and two staff members. Under
heavy pressure the final decisions
bad been temporarily postponed.
th e r • will be anotbe'r burden for
thoae who Ifft to win a l01t world to
Olrlat."
The editorial ls briel lo words, ex·
panaive 1n truth.
The votes of the members and the
deacons in a church on the corner of
a church • oriented university of in·
creasing reputation and worth seem
like something out of an ancient,
dark past. Tattnall church bad, by
all reports, for some time lost real
student or youth appeal. When the
new pator, Thomas Holmes, began
to preach studeota becan to rehlr'o
to the lone • empty pews. One day
two youni Nearo ltuMnta attended.
From that time on, aid one of the
members, the knife wu out for Dr.
Holm ea.
The esaence of Chriltlanity WIS
that Cbriat WU incarnate -WU
made and lived in ma.n's world in
order to ful1ill the prophecy of at·
t.aining for man. Yet Cbnstianity to-
day 11 burdened down by churches
that are afraid of the world and ol
Christ in it -or God UI It.
THE L'HURCH, THE dlehards say.
must not participate in the world or
the world's controversies.
"Anybow," some say, "we cannot
split u:p our church . . . Those wbo
live the moat money don't want any
on war
the Vlet Cong had everytblnc t h • I r
own way afUr dark. Not any longer.
The VC don 't dare liSht a fire to cook
their rice. "They don't know what
those cruy Marin ea will do !" be says.
The thtrd element in which the VC
don 't shine any !oncer ia the ambua.h.
American 1oldien used to atop when
ambulbed, be says, but now -they
charae.
IF HE'D GOT BIS chance, J i m
would have told the President to If.op
ltlllng the enemy that we mean him no harm. .run would say that we
should atop defending South Vietnam
and Lalce the offensive against North
Vie&nam.
The last big battle ls what ends any
war. and the last one should be on
enemy soil. But evf11 11 we don't do
anything more than keep on killinC
Reda, lbe war may fade out with no
more fanfare than when ll bepn.
It's wronc that we dJdn 't bear him
introduced at the Capitol: "Jim Lu·
CU, the man who-''
Bohnet AJa.uder
Island'·
preachinl th.at upset.I the congrep.
tion."
An increuing number ol miniltera
think that those members who "vote
to be a burden for thost who seek to
win a lost world to Christ'' abouJd
· leave and lorm a private club which
they can deceive themselves into
thmklng is a temple of God.
Whatever the future of lite Chri~·
tJan church is to be, one of i~ foot·
nolu will be that of a churct. call·
ing 1t.seU Christian, located on th•
campus of a church-related unlver·
sily, refusing to allow colored atu•
dents of the same faith to come to
worahtp.
If thla were not so Ineffably aid,
It would be hy1terically funny.
The young minister, who from t1' •
start has insi!ted he wW not support
a segregation policy and will neither
resign nor cease preaching what he
belt eves to be the gospel, said . The Home Slwuld Be Social Focus
"I JUST TRIED in my mm1stery
to make the Christian faith relevant
to our modern scene. I cannot close
the doors of my church to anyone
who wants to worship.''
The Christian Index said ed1tonal·
ly
'No Baptist church IS an island
unt.o itself Each 1s sovereign, to be
sure. w1lh supreme alleg1anct to
God. There also 1s a responsibility
to others which cannot bt' ignored.
SO it ls now with Tattnall Sq u a r e
Baptist Church 1n MAlcon. Its loca.
I.Jon on the edge of Mercer Un1 ver-
1ity's campus gives a status far
greater than most churches its size.
The church 1s embroiled in contro-
versy over the sealing of Negroes.
The cameras of world opinion are
focused there. Nothing the church
can do wiU alter that fact.
"The discharge or Thom a s J .
Holmes and hts staff. recommended
by a ma1ority of deacon~. 1s not the
issue. Hi~ rtputallon through the
years 11 too well estabh~hed ror Ole
stain. 1r imposed. to hr othrr than a
badge or honor
"Tltt·: RI·: \l, l ~M I. at 1.1ttnall
~uarr Baµt1~1 rhurch " thr h1ture
Of that one d111rch -dnd 11. hrther
Twice in the eame week. t have
beard complaints from foreigners
about American "hospitality." Since
I have always thought of us as a gen·
erou1 and hospitable people, I wu
uncomfortably surprised to hear these
views.
One couple I know entertained an
industrialist from lndJa. He told them
that, during bis entire five weeks in
America, this was only the second
time be had been asked to spend an
evening In an American home.
Another couple. the following night,
mentioned having entertained two
visitors from France -and these
vi1ltor1 made almost exactly the
ume remark.
"In France.'' they said, "we take
bualneaa acquaintances out to lunch
and dinner ; but people we like and
want to know better, we invite to our
bomts."
PART OF OUR SEEMING ungra·
clou1oe11. I am sure. comes from our
odd conception of "entertainment"
To moat Amer icans, Olis means din·
ner at an expensive rutaurant. fol -
lowed by a nlght·club ~how. and what
lt euphtmls!Jcally known a\ "doing
the town "
It scarcely occurs to us that lhe
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home Is supposed to be the focU! of
social life. and that the best and most
frulUuJ "entertainment" can be had
while sitting and talkine over a bottle
of wine.
Food and night.club shows a.re pret·
t.y much the same aU over the world ;
and a foreigner learns lltUe about
America from exposure to a consl&nt
round Of marti.nls and mambo bands.
WHAT HE WANTS to know u how
we think and behave away from the
pre11urea ot business and the even
grimmer pre11ure1 of "makln& the
rounds." He wants, ln abort, the hu·
man and domestic aspect& of th.at
curious sptcles, homo Amerlcanua.
Whatever warmth and tr1endllneS1
I developed In Europe came from ~
ing asked to sit In the family circle,
not from being dragged to s1ghb and
scenery. I came to love the Italian
people from the atmosphere I felt tn
their homes. not from the dl'Ca ytd
palaces and dank c8lhcdrals
llomes1ckness alflJcts tven the most
cultivated of travelers -and the best
remedy is a home ln a strange coun·
try wllich nevertheless makes one
deeply aware that all mankind share
a common denominator of decency,
humor and good wiU. These qu.alities
are hardly visible in t~ Raucous
Room of the Outatretched Palms Ho-
t.el.
1.tif i11J!t.1j
Monday, Sept. 12, 19M
The cditortol pogc of tht D4tl11
Pilot ictkl to inform and 1tim-
ulatt r tlJtUra b11 prucntmg OU.
MWfPaptT'I opinion.r and oom-
tncntarv on topia o/ intend
and 1ig1t1/iaJrn:e, b11 protrldmg
11 forum for tM. 1.1.prtsno?\ of
our rtn<Urs' opinions, and bJI
prrsr11tmg the dmerst tntw-
pornts of 111/orm(',j oburvers
and ~pokn•ncn on top1c1 of the
~''·
Robert N Weed . Puhhsher
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La Fiesta de Bahia
Fashion
Serenade
In the fall as in the spring, a woman's fQDCy turns to fubions.
And what's more mlereating than to discover what's
new and available right here in the Harbor Area?
Memben of Bahia Cha~ter. National Secretaries
Assn. think this is the best bill of fare to offer, IO they
have engaged several area shops to unveil their wares
dwing a fashion show with a Spanish Flair, entitled La
Fiesta de Bahia.
The parade wiJI follow a noon luncheon Saturday,
Sept. 17, 111 Balboa Bay Club, acrord111g to MISS Frances
Brown, chairman.
Serving with her are Mrs. Eleanor Evans. co-chair·
man; The Misses GeraldM:t Kole, Diana Woltjer and
Judy. GoodelJ, and the Mmes. Jea.nnette Mitchel, Uoyd
Flenung, George Lerner and William Payne.
Shops to be represented are Gladys Fowler, Lido
Fashions and 0. K. Maguey.
ATIUNED TO AUTUMN -In harmony with the ~
aeM011 and its prom.lie ol colorful fubinN are member'I ol Bablll
Chapter, National ~Nm. wbo ... plannin1 a ..iute with
a fund-railinl fall fMhion llhowtnc Slturd8y, Sept. 17, in 1laiboa
Bly Club. Ananunrint the theme, La Fiesta de Bahia are 11.iu Marie
w.lkir. lfn. Elee""C' ~ 1111 Francis Brown, cbairman and
llill Gfnldm Kole <*-left).
Proceeds will benefit the chapter's scholarshlp
fund. Annually the group awards a scholarship to an
are.a high school graduate who plans to enter the sec·
ret.arW field.
Relel'vatJons may be made by calling Mrs. Lerner
at 833-M25 .
• Proclaim Symphony Month
John Scott Trotter
Previews New Season
Proclaiming tbtl 11 Symphony Month are membe.rw ol the Symphony
Auocil.tion of Orange County, and ln anticipation of another succeaful aea-
IOll the group will enlilt John Scott Trotter, renowned lecturer and cultural
leader, u featured speaker at a Symphony Preflew luncheon.
Trotter will cfilcOJI Tbe Pianoforte -)f Oltly Forte and pre1ent the
preview of the 1~7 concert aerlel before an entlmsi•atic audience in the
Dianeyland Hotel Monday, Sepl 28.
James Nagamatau, president of the lllSOclation, and Eugene Ober,
conductor of the Symphony OrthestR of Orange County, will ~kome
auest4. Appearing on the program will be ftnt place winners of the 1968
Young ArtOO Auditiona, who will present tolos. Featured will be Jo Ann
Quak, soprano; Mark Kovacs, viola and Morley Gn.sman, piano.
The Symphony Chamber Players, directed by concert-master Joe
Nardulli, wilJ play light incidental nwJBic during the luncheon.
FUTURE ARTISTS
Eagerly awaited ii the fifth annual series, which will include t'IW
world-renowned artist9. L«>mrd Pennario, pianist, will be the soloilt foe U-
opening concert Ocl 10, and Mary Costa, soprano, will be soloi6t for the final
program on March 20, 1967. In November the proenm will feature the Don
Cossack Chorus and Dancers. Others will feature the Sympbooy Orchestra,
of wbicb 90 percent ia composed of ll'e8 reaidenta, many oC whom have
llel'Ved as soloists or conducted major orcbestru in the United States and
Europe, or have concertized.
GUILDS ACTIVI
Symphony Guilds are organized in cities tbrou~hout lhe county for
tbe purp<»e of 1pon.1<>ring fund-railing projects to assist in supporting the
orchestra and to further intueat in muaic in the community, and anyone
interested ill beoomfng a guild member may contact tbe office at 547~165.
Three yea.rs ago the Symphony Debutante Ball committee was organ·
ized for the purpose of supporting the Symphony Association; the debutant.
ball which premiered the same year is one of the mOlt ele~ant social affairs
in Orange County, with 50 daughter1 of outstanding families havtnr been
presented. A aped.al proeram sponaored by the asso<:iation is the Chrietmas Seal
malling and the Tree of J.Jgbta free Symphony Orchestra concert at Bul·
lock'• Fashion Square on bee. 1. The Coffee Garden at Bullock's from Dec.
1 tbrbugh Dec:. 26 is an activttl coordinated by all the county guild•.
Luncheon chairman will be Mn. Nonnan V. Sala-els. vice president
of the association and chairman of the county guilds. Assisting will be co-
chainnan Miss Marcelina Arroues, the Mmes. L G. Ding, Logan Moore, Wit·
liam Dunbar, Robert Ericaon and Lotua U>udon. Hostesses will include
iUHd presidents from Onn&'I Cou.aty.
Geuing Ready to Spread Out the Jlittles
"Chows on; come and get it, folks." This will be a fam11.Jar cry
Oct. l when members of the Newport Beach Cinderella Guild
finish preparations for their benefit barbecue and dance at the
Irvine Ranch. Adding to the outdoor setting with chetked cloths
and gwtar music are the Mme6. Robert Hurtt, Edward Montgom-
ery and Thomas Queen Jr. (from left). Money received from the
western fare and dance will help the Children's Hospital of Ora.nae
County.
You Know, to Be Tolerable Youa Must Realize, Anda . ••
DEAR ANN LANDERS : Witt.out
a doubt. my husband hu ttle wont
apeakhlg babU. in the world. Every
~ntence ii connected with "anda" and
every other word hu an "ah" at tM
end of it. If he t.elll a t~line joke
It bat at JMlt teven ''you Jmowa" and
he 1s the only one wtlo laucha-A per·
aon can l't MrYOOJ j1Jll Jlltenine.
E~ be toes people move
away from him.
Hla potture ia dblmtiDc. When he
srts down he la so bent over that hls
no8e Is in llne with hb knees. He looks
up through his eyebrow1 to speak and
appears to have no neck 1 ha~ talk·
I'd to him about this a couple of Umes
durin~ 20 vean or marriage and all
he does Is glare and teU me I am too
crlUcal.
Thia man 1.& a coUea• cradUAt. &.Od
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ANN LANDERS ~
bolds a top pos.ltion. Pleale ten me
what to do about theM ommioul
tra!U. I think his job mlCbt be in
jeopady becauae of them. -HART·
FORD WIFE
DEAR WIFE: You really do dnplae
the mu. Your ho1tJllty came tbrougb
ao loud and clear It ma~ my akin
uawl.
Get prof e11looal help and lean wby
yoa Ute your ltuabaad to lattaaely.
If yea adentood yow feellll«• per·
MPI ,_ auld build a nlatloublp
~ ...W lte t.tlerallle. at least. I
ea ten JM tlaat ,._ lliUa'DHI baa
.adq wllatever to do wttb either
Ma ,..tare fW 1111 apeecll babtta.
DEAR ANN: Our daughter is 28 and
going with a man 33 Neither of them
has ever been married.
ThJs man told my husband hr 1i1
interested in Bessie but he doei;n'l
want to buy a pig ln a poke. My hus-
band wamed to fight him for calling
BeWt a pi1. '1be man explained that
he meant no offeiue -he only want·
ed to see samples or her washing and
Ironing and cooking and like that..
Well. Bessie baa been getting up at
& a.m. to bake fancy things (butter
ia not cheap by the way;) .nd she
aho rusbea home fJ'om work to start
cooking. 1be n-.n is a regular eater
at our house ml be grades tbe meals
A.Band C.
Our electrictty lill t11 sty high I>-.
cause Bessie is doing ~ washing and
ironing. Frankly 1 am rood and sick
or the whole thl~
Bessie has always lived at home
and never paid room and board She
has '8.000 aaved for the dav when
she J(e~ married This is tht hrst
man who has asked her. What should
l say -if anythio&! -TIRED
MOTHER
DEAR MOTHER: Say, "Beule. U
you an going to give me demon1tra-
tJon1, please pay part or the grocery
bW aa well u the gu and electricity."
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Please
don't teU m• to mind my own business
bee awe if my Ii.It« ruins her llI e and
I don't do anything to stop her it will
be on my~ forever.
Dee ii only 15. Last w .. k she told
me she hates living at home and will
do anything to get away Yesterday
she announced that she's going to
marry Chuck -a d1vorced man whose
wife walked out four month~ ago and
left him w1lh an infant ~on C'huck is
24. His sister It. keeping the baby tJll
Chuck remarnes
We have alJ talked lo Dee until we
are blue in fba face. Sbe is ol age in
this st.ate and doesn't need pennl&.
SIOD to marry Please tell UI what to
do. -DESPERATE SISTER
DEAR DESPERATE: IJ Dee lmn't
«ottea married by tbe Ume JOU let.
ter appears ln the paper, pleaH ut
ber to wait one moTe day -ud read
tomorTOW'I eofamn.
Are you at war .tlll you pamita?
Do tbey have too much to •J In yoar
Hfe'! Send for A• Landen' lteotlet.
"Bautd by Pareall7 How te Gd
l\1ore Frttdom." Sud 51 ~ata la col•
wftb your request and a lon1, •tamP-
td. ~lf-addrused f'nvelope.
.\nn LanMrs will bf. &lad to Ml111
)ou •Ith your problf'ms. ~ad lhtm
lo her ln cart !ti tbr DAILY PlWT
nclosln' a stamped, aelf-addrtt.,d
envelope.
J j DAILY PlLO I /Mw\-Pms
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Coons
Honeymooning in Canada
MRS. JOE DALE COONS o.uw. RMe Ri ...
Coast Women's Club
Opens Fall Calendar
A seuon or meebng.a.
le-ctures and projecta will
be launched for ~ Coast
WorMn's Oub of Corona
del Mar as Mn. Ray Nltl·
U!D. prwdeDL Openl be.r
Newport Buch borne for a
board meeting at 10 a m
Wednesday, Sept 14.
Following the exe<:ubve
gatht>ring. members of the
Card Section wlll MMl lD
Mrs. Niehen'• bome to play
bridge. Proceeda from tM
game will ao 1.nto a fund
tor the Blmd Chl.ldttn of
Ounce County
Tbe first club meetl.na for
Teen-agers
Hit Record
For Work
Jobs ranainl from win·
dow waalling to rock 1ort·
inc kept 420 tffn·a1era em-
ployed thU summer wtth
the belp of the N e • p o r t
Harbor Youth Employment
s.rvice, co • 9P0nsored by
the Junior Ebell end Altru·
sa clubs of Newport Beadl
nu. year'• record b1&h °' youncaten placed 111
summer Jobi lncluda 112 llfla and 221 boys and com·
partl to a filW't of • for
last yUT.
"Volunteers worked hard·
u tb1a year. Tbty madt
contacta wltb ~ public ao
they were more aware ot
tbt Nl'Vice," Mr1. D. V.
Ski.WJIC, pnu cba.lnnen for
the Junior Ebel1 Club laid,
expl.11n1ft.I tbe WWJu&l IUC-
C:eU of tbe placement auv·
ice.
"All involved lD thll sat·
!stying and worthwhOe pro)·
ect art hoping next sum·
mer wiJJ find even more
employers for our out·
standlnc teen · eger,, and
all are lootiol forward to
tbt reoptnilll of the Youth
Employment S e r \' 1 c e 1n
midMay," Mn Sltillin&
said.
OC Auxiliary
the whole group will take
place LD the lrvtne Gout
Country Club at 11 a.m.
Tuesday, Sept 20
Included Ill the agenda is
a luncheon and color hJm.
·'The Finell Hour." wluch
wtll be aired with the help
of public relatJons person-
nel from tht Hollywood Turf
Club.
Next on the club eaten·
dar i1 a lunclleoa and dem~
C>Dltration ln Southern Call·
torn.La Edbocl Co. '1 Elec·
tnc Uvinc eerittt. HunUn1·
ton Buch at noon ~&day,
Sept. 'rl.
Money raiaed al the Jun·
cbeon will be u.ed for club
projecb which ranee from
a nune'1 acbolanhlp to a
collection for clotlUDI and
food for Indlanl UDda' the
directioc ot Mn. H a r r y
Charlton. I a d I a a affalr1
cbairmaD..
CHERYL SPARR
arW..to-be
Engagement
Announeed
Mr and Mrs. Charles R.
Sparr of Huntin~ton Beach
have announced the en-
gagement of their d.auch·
ter. Cheryl Ann Sparr to
Timothy Frank Gadow. son
of Mr. and Mrs W!U1am I
f Gadow, also of Hunllnc·
ton Beach I Both are graduatH ol
Manna Hl&h School
No weddJnJ? datt has
woman 's Auxiliary t.o Or· _been set by the coupl~.
angt County A111oclation fort
Retarded Children meets
at 8 p.m every second
Monday in the Work Traln·I
1111 Cent.er. Cbeslnut Street,
Sant. Ana. Further lnlor-1
maUoo may be obt.aiDed by
calling Mrs Harold Lana·
ham, $43-5729.
Sale Offered
Rum maft and pla~ will
he offered for salf' bv the ro~t.\ Me~a-Bav C 1 i I e a Branch or 1he \1hlorn1a Na-Yn. I fol "'Y ~ S""9
tional f ucna11 Soc1eh at wt. Th~y CH tah ltl
188.'1 Park A'·e, Cos ta Me•il em~• from 9 a m to 7 p m
Thur<flil' throu~h Satur j I
da\, \f'pt 15 17.
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Hcneymoonlnc in c.nada
art Mr. and Mra. Joe Dale <:.oons wbo were married
Saturday duriq a cloablt
rin& C8"efDlm.1 ............. b, Ulit &ev. Pbilip G. Mar·
,.,, .. Corou dtl Mar
Olmmuaity Olun:ts. c..
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Tbe {armer Suaan Vtr· cinia w ella. tbt bride la lbl
d.augbter of Mr. a.ad ......
Roland Gllaoa Weill, ol c.orona del Mar, a.ad bet
buaballd b the 1011 ol Mr.
and Mn. Everett H. Cocm
or Council Bluff.a, Iowa.
Eacorted down the aisJe
by her ather, the bridl"
na Cowned iii antique al.llt
lubioft styled wtth a lace
bodice a.ad roses topped a
chapel Jencth train. Her ll-
lualon veil flowed from a
two • tiered pearl corooet..
ud lbe carried a bouquet
of white cymbldium orcldd.a
and lily ol the valley.
Ula Melinda Ann Wella,
ae1ecW by ber &imr to be
maid ol boooc, wore a yel-
low peau de aoie drtaa with
a tbr'M • tiered ak:1rt. A
bow topped ber abort veil
and lbe carried yellow and
wblte dalaies.
Bridesmaidl, d r • ued
ldllntically, were the M.ma.
Cbarie. Manley and Gor-
don L. Wood Jr .. the bride'•
couain.
Mluel Patricia and Mar·
t1yn Wtlll were invited by
theU' cousin to aerve as
flower girls. For tbe OCCll·
lion they wore Ooor lencth
white pique dreues with
ytllow aaabts a.ad carried
nosegay• of yeUow dallies.
Victor Cbyllnakt YIU beat
man, while Lyle and Jim
IUlllon. both cousinJ of the
bridtlJ'OOUl, and F r a n k
Wells, the bride's brother.
were uaben.
FoUowi.tlc the ceremony.
150 cuesta ptbered for a
cbampagM r e c e p t I oo
wbert Mn. Warren Ches·
ter circulated the I u t 1 t
book.
OtSTINI STAWICKI
February Selected
For Nuptial Ri~
A rom•nce didt btpn oe tbe U.U...
tty of SOatlMna CIWons.la campaa wtD be cal-
mtmt.ed in hllrury wtlen U. JtoaaJd Pbtlpl
Merkbl da1ml 1tJ'WiDe Sta~ 11 Ida bride.
TM bride tied, a 1983 Cb.Ddnn't eom.
9odety debabmte. ii t.be thu&ht# Of llr. IDd
lln. J~ L Stawicki of Newpart Beach.
Hu 8aac::e 11 the IOI of Mr. aad 11n.. W.
Pbetpl Merickel of laJ la1aDd.
kill Stawtdl. a mtmbs of Della <'•mm.a,
lflduated from Nwport Harbor BJcb Scbool
aoct w1l1 ll'lduate tram use 1n ,....._, wu.
a depee bl echacatlon .
A pwluate d NBBS and USC 9ttb I ••
~ iD flnuee, tbe benedid~ ... atft1..
ii.led with Phi ICappa Psi Preltntly be ii
terring witb tbe Army )(tdical 1'eld .. •lee
and will be ....,. in GermanJ ... allo •
worting towvda his muter'• detrM ill bad-
nea edUdltion.
The couple will be mamed in Newport
Beach. Tbe new Mn. Coom, a
craduat. of Newport Har·
bor High Sc:bool and Or· ange Cout College. attend-._ _________________ _,
ed the Univeralty of Hawatl,
and btr bwband is an
aJwnnua of Glenwood Hieb
School and tbe UalYWllty
of Omaha.
WbtA tMy retw9 from
their weddin& trip the ...
lyweda wiD make t b e I r
home lD Ne,rport 8eacft.
FV Banner
Carried
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New Members
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AJoGc COIMI Jl.m Hatton. an
erican Olympic•~
er, to compound t:bt 1Jtaatlon.
Cuy ..,... to .... bl.a ball
baW ol Samutha'1 apart-
IMnt wt~ Jim. Thie be IOtS
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OPEN MON. & THUil$.
EVENINGS
• No lnlertlt or
Carrytn1 Chart•
• bay Credlt
T~mw
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& ~nsiooen
Welcome!
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COMPLETE DENTAL SERVICE
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Tbert COl'Del I timt, during
the week, when it i1 nice to
leave the household duties be·
tdnd and go out to enjoy a fine
film . Thet hour la one o'clock
ta c b Wednuday afternoon.
The plac~ It th(• Me"la theatre.
Tilt event Is the weekly Mesa
Matinee. T h • 1 e proi ram'I,
start promptly at one with free
ref~shments.
FREE PASSES to the Udo
or the Meaa wtl.l bl malled to-
day to V. P. Cianflone, 1518i,i.
W. Balboe, Newport 8dcb,
Bobbie RJddle, z:m Baylide
Dr .. Coron& dtJ Mar, L. C.
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FRESH TWIST -Jean Arthur and Ron Harper star
in "'lbe Jean Arthur Show" tonight in color at 10
on Channel 2. The famed actress portrays a brilliant.
flamboyant lawyer who practices with her IOll., play.
ed by Harper. lfkkey Rooney guest stars in the
premiere episode tonight.
TELEVISION VIEWS
Ga1-ry Can't
Top Bonanza
ly RICK DU IROW
. HOLL YW~D (UPI) -The latest attempt to
dislodge t.eleV111on's top-rated ''Bon.anu" 1.b<>w ia
Gany Moore's new CBS· TV comeback series which
had its premiere oppos1te the Jong-running West.em
hour Sounday night. Last season, even "Perry Ma·
son" was swam~ in the same ratings by "Bonan·
z:a," and it is difficult to imagine Mr. Moore's pro-
gram doing much better .
That wouldn't be so bad i1 the new show were
exciting, provocative, well done or otbenii.se worth
i,oint to bat for. Unhappily, none of these descri~
lions apply to the premiere hour, which at times
seemed roughly the quality of a high scl>ool revue
~ which a middle-aged principal impoeed bia at·
titude, however benign, on hU young cut .
GENERATIONS DIST ANT
I bring up this sort of comparison because,
aaide from some of the embarrassingly poor material,
which can always be improve) in the future. the chief
underlying difficulty seemed to be that Mr. Moore
and his a.ide, Durward Kirby, appeared generationa
distant from the younger comedy regulars they pre-
sented. And since Mr. Moore. bowevtt benign, is
the star, it ii bis tone that must prevail Hla corned·
iana seemed generally confined by this, with a few
moments of breakthrough. A$ fur Mr. Kirby, his
appeal mystifies me, but 1 once knew a maiden aunt
who thought he w;as the cat's meow.
The notion of Mr. Moore's series is commend·
able, being an attempt -like the old Fred Allen
and Steve Allen shows -to set up a groap of house
comedians whose wares are offered regularly. It ia
difficult to judge the talent,, on the opener, ai.Dce
the material wu ao lackluster. One of tbe comed.ianl,
however, was the very funny Jackie Vernon. and
even he seemed too Often the victim of ltnined
lines. Nobody, however. had worse mat.eriJJ than
Mr .. ~oore hJmsetf. unless it was a ladl. named
Christine Nelson who sang a song called • Marvin!'
which was suppoeed to be a funny number about a
child, and ns quite awful.
PLEASANT PREMIERE
A more pleaant premiere Sunday n.i~t was
NBC-TV's half-hour "Hey Landlord!'', a situation
comedy about a young midwest.e.rner who get3 in·
volved with the tenants of a New York brownstone
be inherits and manages. Will Hut.chins is the I.and·
lord of the title, and Sandy Baron portrays his New
Yorktt rootnnate, and they are an appealing pair
as they seek, with distractions, to find their places
in the world.
The producers of the series, GI.IT)' Marshall
and Jerry Bellop, are another couple of writers
who indicate they learned a good deal from tMir
~gnments on the Dick Van Dyke show. Last week,
two other former Van Dyke writers. Bill Persky
and Sam Denoff, presented their hopeful new a«·
ies, "That Girl," starring MaTlo Thomu, DaMy'a
daughter. And yet another Van Dyke graduate,
Jerry Paris, will be the chief director ot "Hey
Landlord!"
OPENING EPISODE
In the opening episode, Hutchins tracked down
a beautiful model whose picture on a poster had
smitten him, only to discover she was rather a hard
young lady. Michael Constantine, by the way, was
very good as a photographer who, when slipped a
dollar by Baron in exchange for the girl's addrees,
repUed: "What's that -your allowance?"
Dennis the Menaee
TO MARKET, TO MARKET, TO MARKET,
TO MARKET, TO MARKET, TO MARKET, @ ~
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I• lht OAJL y PILOT -tJll bm place to INiet up JOUf
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Fastest Yacht Afloat
Seeb Honors in U.S.
VANCOUVER, B. c. CAP)I Tbe crew cbaaltl tnqueot.
-One of the fu1est ocean. l,y. SoDM ol die eurrmt aew1
,... yacbta in tbe world .,.. rMmben have been aboard
d* here Sunda1 and leavea b' ei&!lt months, otberl tor
llbldaJ far SI.II P'raadJco to Olll,J a I•• da11. Rt,UC.. try lo Md to bet lW ol rac· menta are cholea ._ BnlJ1t: -~ "'I ,,.. st«mvopl, a .,, • foot zet1 wltb tbe Mlp ot 5ftdlah
tilC:b owned ad built by Uipplr Pellr 11 1 Fl I IC. &
Cornelius B:ru~ a "We'n ,._....., • ......,.
Dutch • bin South Afrlcaa ed 11 tbt futest t • t e b
ml.lllooalre, carrlea a crew ano.t," aald crew' member
drawn from adventurers of Rod Waltoa a ,.,...... trom many n a t I o n 1. 'Ille crew .' •
member1 each pay about S3 a AUltnlia. 'No• "re tobal1
day for the privilege ot aa.JJ. down to P'rLleo to prove Jt to
ing her. the Americans."
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234 E. 17th StrMt
COSTA MESA
541-7765
IAllOA DIATRf o.,.,_ t:•s
ENDS TUESDAY
"a.ttle Of The lutge"
Starts Wednetday
.WE•mnrtat1a1
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ACTION ON FOaEDICK -All baock tura to OD Art
Wald'• 10-meter Sirlua u crew prepare1 to Mt 1pJD.
nuer for downwind nm during Bahta C«taUdan
Yacht Club'• Walter Podolak Memcrill Seriel for lG-
Sirius Wins
3rd Straight
Weather IJaeeoperatlve
'Snail Baby' BYC Winner
Art Wald's 10 • Met.er
sloop Slriul from Del Rey Yacht Club Sunday eased Tbe weatbermu Mt a lumpy au off the Jetty en· Final results of tbe BYC.
across tbe fiDiah line ta a mall'• pece for U. Balboa trance. Ca~a IJland race:
~========~~~~~~~~~~j lipt M>Utberly to become Yacbt Clab Ca1aDna la1aDd OULED OVERALL -(1) sDau Ba-;:. the first to win Bab1a Cor1Jl. race FrldaJ nl&bt. ..umi bt. Pete Scboonm••er, St.
thi&D Yadrt Oub'a Walts the staae for m onral1 win Sneral boata fouled the FYC; (2) Zephyr, Rod Up-
Pod<>lak BtttmorW Seriea tn by Pete Scbocmsnlier'• ~bell buoy, ua9d u ooe of U. pold. NHYC: <a) Braw, B1D ~ORT 11"'/.
FOi ADULTS
&aree •tralcbt fintJ. propri.ately named CaJ..25, atarUnc marts, when tbe1 ap-Haskell, UYC.
Sinua started bet sue· Snail Baby. proaehed the ltartint 11 n • ~A -(1) tqend (50-
cessful defense of tbe cup Snail Baby f'ln.labed SeblT· with bare steeraaeway. Many ft &loop) CPMJ fr Campbell.
Friday by wi.nnina over five day oi'2lt lesa than an boar ol the yachb took more than VYC; 12> Dan (50-ft &loop)
rival 10 met.era in a brUk behind Don Haabll's 17-foot a half·bour to CfON the start· Walter Beck. LAYC ; (S) Chu·
wutaTl1 that whiltl«t ~to I I 0 0 p, <lmbuco, NHYC. inc line. baaco, (87.ft •loop) Doe Ha.
11-20 knot.a over the trla.n-wtUch took allg.bt17 lest tbaD A revived breeze boosted Ull, NHYC.
I u l a r courae off Newport 2' ho~ ~ complete the Sl· tbe 1tart survtvon put the CLASS e _ ( 1 l Peg&au1
Pier mlle circwL jetty chop and afforded a CCal-tO) Bill FicktT', NHYC;
After repeatln1 the vie-Tbe llgbt aln aDd lloppy brtak bat to tbe Nil end of (2) DoDy (Cal-40) Lyle Caln
tory Saturda1 in a li&bt seas made It a C1au D race Cataline wt.en they ran Into LBYC ; (S) Madrugador (~
aou 'tuter that forced a an the way. Second overall the UIU1 lee and alatted 40) Bill Allen. NHYC.
1bortenmg of the coune. was Rod Lippold'• Excalibur· about for a couple of houri CLASS C (l) Vela (K ·~) Sinus came back Suftday 2'. Zephyr , NHYC. and thir before ptckiog up a brisk -. ..._
with but ooe chore: Cover was BW Haskell's c a1.21. Br• westerly OD the seaward side Jack Bibb, BYC. <2> Holiday
Bob Lynch'• Sally, the boat vo, LIYC. of tbt laland. (~) Phil M.orpn. NBYC;
club entry. regardleu of The race start.i at 7 p.m. But eve tbit boon was <3> La:y ~C (CaJ..31) Ray
PAUL NEWMAN Is "H U D" I place. When It wu all over Friday. a few minutes after abort -lived N the urly mor· Casper • ·
,.,.... ~ ,, J 1 A_.. w-. Sirius bad t.aUo another a brisk afternoon nor'wester nta1 calm set in and left Cbe a.ASS D -(l) Snail &· IF.================:1lry~ur=·•;;1~eu;";~oo=the=pnu~· :·;:~d~windled~~;le~a;v~tn;e;;a ~coot~u.s~edllOeet dimblnc 1on
1
• rollln& by; c2> Zephyr. ca> Bravo. bad MU. Thole that remaJn.
LI Do TWO llG ed ln tbe race lon1 enoulb
to sei around the wut end of VYC T tbe-rnesa T ' . A •. ' f ~ r I I ~\~ • • • • A; ; --r ' t r r ... r-
NEW I'•) kl AN U h'lP l-\(Hl IN ('.'1<)f/', ~£S A
TIUPHONE 541·1552 FOi INFOIMATtON
TWO SMASH COMEDIES
IXCLUStVE COAST ARIA
ENDS TUESDAY
IT'S M RllTSTOIES I
••• In thtir flret full-length
MUSICAL SPY AOVfNTU"EI
WMkd1y1 -7 p.m.
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PAMILY
· COMEDIES the 1l1aod found • brtak wea~ earn
er)1 that contributed to a
Week Da~:45 br1* IPfan.tker nm for a few
OR l9'3SO•Newport Be.eh Sun. Cont. 2:30 boun. Wins Round
Tben came the aftemooft
I
.. HELO OVl!lt SECOND SMASH WllK'" calm near tbe maJnland cout.
resulting in another driftln& A Vo1a1ers Yscbt Club
match until an evenin1 eut· team skippered by R o g e r
erly filled in and brought the Welsh won th' stcond round
survivors home on a breezy of the Prince Or Wales Bowl
beat. competition Sunday, beatine
&dusiYe first Run CNSt Aru
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the Long Beach Yacht Club
IN SERIES team headed by Bob Leslie. ne nee wu the lut in Welab won the aeries in
NtwpCll't Harbor Yacht Club'• two strailbl Hll crew wu
AbmMIOO Serita of 1lx deep-Bob Rolllns and Morrie Kirk..
water races durtna tbe ..... Leelle'1 LBYC crew w a 1
IGD. Tbl Ahmanson reaulta compoaed of Don Leedom
ue bued on the best ftve out and Keith Lumplcln.
of tbt abt races and are ts· The Prince of WalQ Bowl
pected to be computed th.Ls I.a a national ladder type ..U-
we9k. ing competiUoo which w i 11 11;:;========.I be terminated in 198'7.
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Waterfront Location
loat Slips Available
Spectactdar View
2 Bedroom -2 Bath Apts.
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Oceenfront Duplex
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3 Bdrm ft...2 zone
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model can. AD IDUlt re>!
All )'OU need llD txoo. ia a
)Ob and ~ Cftdn. No
paymtnta far 90 days. 0pra
'hll midftittd -whl• ttwy
lut.
l24 S. HAttor. Santa Ana
~5660
Pl1nnin1 1 Partyl
Commercial W aaher o.inc:t -Rlectpt»o
nnd out bow EASY rT JS Weddmr • Banquet ttc.
to~ YOUR OWN Fril'Cf· "Mu.sic for all oceulCIDI"
an Coin L&lmdry. Call Mrs. Sandy
GRAND OPENING 5.lS-2965 or m.1613
Wntmmst.er'a Neowea I WILL not be rapon1ible
FRJGIDAlRE LAUNDRY for any ottwr debt.I otbtf
LudtY MM!cet SbOp'c Ortr than my own aft 119/'6.
on ~~ Robtrt S. DtOut.
Fabuloua opportunltin! ALCOHOLICS •~··
* NEW YARDS/HAULING * GENERAL Q..£AMJP
*TREE SERVICE. MM065
GEN. Yard ~ HauJ.
in&. l..and.sCl.pe. Re~
able. 645-5141
CAIL MIKE m.3"19>
Reuoo., Rttialllie Repe.ln
P•int • Plmb'r • Oarpmi?)o
• ~ locat.bl, Founta.in nuvoq....,....
Valley M'W ltlop'1 cellW-~ Aru. Pborw m.m4 H.vllng '710 U.S. Larielll DiltrlW.or _D_U _______ _
or FRIGIDAIRE MP Truck, -Loader. COMMEROAL w ASHERS Announeemenh 6"10 &ckhoe, ~. Qnir
write or Call Collttt COAST HEAL TH CLUI '!;· A·l top IOU. ISUT6.
Colleae Sbtdents
AY1ll1ble
(or all t)1>es ~ work
Full or ft1rt Time
lncludinc the fDUowinl;
• Typilta
e File Oerb
• Hau8ewartr
• Babysittinc
e Wa.ib'ftMS
• Bo.t!lboy$
• Strv. Sla&n e Gardtnen
-CALL -
Soulherw ulff.
Colleae Slldent
Employment
1 p.m. to 10 p.rn.
Kl 5-1171
JO&S & IMPLOYMINTJOU & ~LOYMIN1 JOU & IMM.OYMIHT
ANNOUNCING A NEW AND DISl'INC'l'IVB SDVlCI POI. THI NBW·
PORT BIA.CIJ.COSTA MESA AR'.IA ••• LOODllTRIC INGINlllUNG
••• DESIGNED FOR THE DJSCRDONA'nNG TAB'IT3 or ING~
IN'G Dllll.Cl'ORS AND EDCUTIV!S C1' LAB.GB AIBOSPACI. COBr
PORA110NS AS WELL AS SMALL COMPANY OWNIM ..• A eonfi.
clentitl an4 wiblllaed approach to your problema .•. LOOIMJTRlC
ENGINEERING (Reasonable/Natural Measurementl) •.. Measurement.
of tb• pertonnance of rnen and machines . . . Spedalidnc in GUID-
ANCE AND CONTROL SYSTEMS Research, l)qip. and Developm.en\.
PBOG.ILUt DEP'INl'l10N PROJIC1' MANAODll:NT
SYSl'DlS ENGINEERJNG
TEST ENGINDRJNG AUTI)MATION
FIXBD PRlCI OR HOURLY n::P.:S • • • Call tod~ tor a cptdtlld. tq
Villt you at no eo1t or obll1at1oa • • • LOGIJ(!;'l'IJC INGtNIZBJNG
MCM382.
-___ __,,...---------
Career
Opportunity
Recm.t pomotioll9 ~
\at. ~ penannel..
Agrwlw, UldDllr1oal
)'Cli'q tllilll ... 21 '° » will be traiDed tD all ,._.
WCldt lor Jl\CriilliN I ,...., ............. ,
HURST
Engineering,
Inc.
151 W. 18tta St.
Costa Mesa
642-7111
An equal opportunity
emplorer
Inspector
(MedllnklO
PACIFIC SCl~NTIFIC co.
134S s. Stai. O>l1eae Blvd.
~lm Pft 4-5(l1T
NJ equal opportunity
miploytr
DISHW ASHEIS
IUSIOYS
Full Time
Day or Night thifta
(or fall It winter
APPLY IN PERSON
1-10 and H
Monday ttirwsh rnct.y
REUllN E. LEE
................ ........... ,... -t:l the OD**W' lnm btmb'7· Tb qualify a Riatl dlooi «b.iaUon ii
4e1irabit. P\111 al&I')''
wbidl ta tiCllDIDftWlnl•
widl ability' will ~ pa.Id
while ~· Group ln-
IW"al>Ce, retireme:M etc. U
)'OU want to UIOda.tt wi&b
a Nationwide Coml*')'
C!l.1J b .,.,. ..........
~a... ......
vanctmaSt· l
APPLY IN PDt.110N 1
loll AlfD M
Monda)' 1tlrouO rriU1 I_
536-3114
R..._LLM
NEWl'OllT BEAa:I
IJSIOYS ••
I Dispatcher ,I
Mud h.tve rec.ent ex-r::lenc:e In 4bpefdt.
ng for 1 amall tMCJt,
lnethep.
PACIFIC SCllNTIFIC
COMPANY
1346 S. State C0Ueee Blvd.
An&Mlm • PR ~T
y ount Fry C.-
-OR-
Kttchen Tr•htee
Permanent job. OiAMe tor
advuce:nem. <No ltUdmla
5Nuae>. Appl)t ln prnan.
lob'• .. ...,
154 E. lTnl ST.
COSTA MESA
E"9ctH Mtc:Mrt&al
Au.mbler & Wireman
M\qt be t:Jlpeiletlced
Penn&l'le'ftt. frinae bene!b
Apply In penoo
PAR.AM:ETRICS m B&1ter ~ Mesa
l
COCO'S
fllllOIS HmHrtels
17ft & lnlee
Newport lwla
Se"rvice • Sales
llD
MIDIATIY
MEI 20· 35
$2.IO llo9
P1rt or flll 11llt
Call II 7-91 U
MA.Un' ~ .... !II
wdta ~Sal.
cipm. s.tmJt qualjf. p. ().
Box 113 Hunlinrtoa Bell.
MEN
FINANCIAL
CAREER
OPPORTUNITY
Heve you wondered wfty .on. men In SE·
CURITIES SALES •nd the FINANCED IN-
SURANCE flELD are .,rnlnt over $30,000
per yeu? We have men In our orgeniuticlft
who .,.. doing that and more. Some of thete
men were working for .... thin $IOOO per
yNr when they joined .,..
aistooi 4 bdrm •pl 3 bath,
p.tbot!. beautiful! $300 pr
mo. ~
OWNER will trd w lawMr
S25 'IXX> equity in u ll>Od in-
come unit.a fat-reuanable
bdl pl'OC)erty. S065 Klnp-Coin-0-Matic S.tJMo-St .. m-M. 1 ,_ Equipment Inc. by four experitnced ":: "°"""V 6755 DOMESTIC HEL' 7035 ""ks Boyt
FOUR. Stparate l bdrm ~139~ Llnkenhlm Blvd. M~ thnl Tri. 10 am-3 pm IRONlNG ,.-antfd, aper.
~Y. Montdait". Cal.
LIV!: INS
Emplofer pan f~•
Georat Byland Al'enq
106-8 E. 16th S.A. 547-4396
It It Nty to expl•ln. WHY NOT LEARJ4
THE SECRET Of THEIR SUCCESS?,,.,_,,
and pr .. tlge l"ffUlt from knowleclte •nd ....,
d1tfon with • firm of int91rlty.
• COROLIDO APTS. howi!Ps on 2 l<>U-By owner. NORnt HOLLYWOOD Sat. A~-10 am,. pm lmced. At 488 E 11th St.
1 BR. mod. frplcs, pool, Excoelltot C.M. loc8tion. tn3> 8i7-3421 ll2 & 11th ot1 Newport Blvd. awte n.l. Costa )(aa. Open al)lld~n. ptta $140 up. (102 _M_r _6_-4126______ FUUERTON '* "Sual'' ii be.ck with us! 8 am to;, pm Mon t11r11 J'r1.
E. Cout Hwy. 673-3378 TRIPLEX with deluxe OWJI• %334'' W. Valfncia C.M. 642...sotO Sat 8:30 lo U noon. * SPANISH new larte 1 en unit. Top C.M. Joe. S1500 17141 525-783.1 NEW LIDO SANDS • lRONING. • ~-~_!100 bdrm, 1rplc, WW cpU. drps. dolt.-n! (21.l) ~. CCll'fff' • SAUNA 6 MASSAGE • • BEAUTIFUU.Y
Ont of a Kind! 1 adU. SlfiO 0 WELL TRAINED Maaeaaes • nNJSHED: Ml-'ISU mo. 673-7629 _B_us_h_~_R_ent_•_l __ 6060~ pportunity t-10 p.m. <7 d.l.ys) Kl-7212 u-~-Mech. 't'Uied 50/50 •• to $1100
--------NEW For a&.-Rlciht Man •-;:::=:m=N=.:::N;:;:EWPOR==T;:;:. N=.e.= .....unry, Bride 6l30 Bnb Mm
3'*' ...... +w 2 ~R, near new. Raniie. re-NEW NEW mw
1
, Madlinllta, pn'l •• to M.00
frig. cpls, drpa. bttmed Office or Retail Ston F•rmer ln•ur&nel8 T el BJUOC -BLOCK -S'IQIE DecUonk Tedl • • • •• • $3-00 c~illn~. Quift. $165. S$ mo. Group rev 6435 ~VENEIJ\, etc. Ult Hetper ........ to $2.90
09s,.f 1'arciSSUS· 673-1001 '"1 ......., St NB c:u .....:• Al .__,___ .-Traineel to ., -·" • .,,..., · ..._._ OM of Ameria'1 larrest WANTED. rude to Indiana, ~=="'=...,.,==M=·=·=-=='==.,=··='IBI=-.. · · • • • • • • .,. ..... . 1 BR Apt -New A -TT'RA--CTIVE---lhop--6-1«-! multiple-line companies hu IJ'OWld tut of Se,rt. or 1Jt -~en&n ""'° ... $2.5>
with patio, ~. dnpts, Xlnt for d.reu stiop etc! an opening for an agent In ol Oct. Shatt ap. Inq 913 Paperhantint 91ip/ JWc. Cerio • • to S2-«>
bll·it11, $125. ~ $13S. Call 673-288S this area. We'll train m.,... Palm #L H.B. P•intlng 6l50 AU. ~G~MDIT
2 BR Garaite Apt. Rangt, ~ r!ed man betw~n 25 6 47 to ---'""-----~ w ...... ,._ ~
f Off• .._ .-o nn..rat-hi• ~ in··-~ .. _..._,tti-1."'so -· · """'' ""'9ta _.,. rtg, pal.lo. S145 mo. on i.e. 1c• -ntal vu1 ~,,..-. "' v-.. 0 ................ ,.. • • ., ~ * P'IUl"lllt. * 64U1S2 '* 541J..1'.6ll or 642-8367 * bus&MM from an e1tablilh-A n•lllU FEE p•ID FOR RENT or ltaM. Ofc. ed ortl~. Training wiU not STEADY nite tinw b1b)r5it· "" Balboa 5300 1119ce. 500 aq. ft., $89.SO interltre with prt~t tm· tins. My homf.. 50c an hr. INTERIOl/EXTlllOlt Senior' Teen. Writer, dicMl
---------mo., uw. pd, incl. Air eond. ploymf'nt. Call 50~37 or or nat·ra~ an nitr 1 or R•id•nti•I " c.mm. circuitry df'viC"M. Non-df-
BltAS D l"K!W 2 Br. 2 ba, yrly. 19322 Bch Blvd, HD. stop by 1114 E. Edlnpr, 2 children. 843 Plumb Pl. Quality work, u•m•ble. ferwe. Ex.aellent co. To -
<A.rage, drps, bU-inl, 312 96'2-3343 OT 5J6.ll89. Santa Ana, f1>r det&Ja. CM. 646-~ 646-2977 day or ....W.· WILLIAM PENN
Anad". nr Bay A llbl"lll')'·O __ IT_J_CES_._One_w_/_ll_vi-ng-qtr-s. CANOY Vtndinf( Madllnea MATURE woman will do b•· INTERIOR e EXTEJiiOi Auociata AleMY
Stottt 6 Apl. Call owntr 1for roll~ of minul Gond byS1llini in my home any Low rate. Sat:i.atadioll 18 l"leowport Blvd.
Huntington Be.ch 5400 646-Zl:.l. 6'5-16.1.1. u.1 r11 1t1rome. Kl ~7746 houn ~ ~aranlttd. Ref. 6CUliD-Ooata Mesa 642-604
llJt :.. 11 JI ~ECTORY miT.R.o;:-Ext PAINTl'NG ' Oc&anaire Apts.
2 BR, hnted pool. childttn
It pet11 wf'lcome. 7811 TaJ·
Mrt, Huntington Bead!.
847-1019
GOLD KEY
APAR'l'MDITS
2 BR -$15
Nf'V.· Carpeu A DraJ>H
7~ll Sl&W H.B. 842-2482
flh;Ll"XE 1, 2 &-3 Bdrm. I '2
h1. rum1shf'd &c 11nfu111 S!rt
lilt Mrmph1~. 3..16-7332 •
Hlk~ F:;;~t ol ukf' r~rk
~ BR-,--; w 1·11r~1~ lit dra"Pr•
hulll·in• pnv111r ~''" J.
!;"~' Fr~r la undry l11C'1I
TIO rh\rn St. .\."IM!l27
Commercial 6015 .. RESTAURANT :'olt"wport tMMl:D SERVtCE-Local
• SALE OR TRADE • I lkacb ocnn front. Ye&r Cupenterint 6590 _r .. _r _fREE tat. 541-1611
fOC" Cout&I prop.. Com'I & round. Con11ct Mn. Gard-CARPENTRY&: rONCRETE *PAPER.HANGING
otflct bldg, L. A. Harbor. ner 6T:i-1865 or &TJ.-0506. Pstio cov~ra -Rtmodrl . Elepl'rt 10orkm11Whlp call
Gov't t.enanta. $28,IXX> gro. BEER BAR Additions * 642-44.18 eves, Ll S-1444.
$220.IXX> ltMDll· 16450 W. O>ast Hwy, NB REPArRS *ALTERATIONS =PAP~E'°"'RH--,.-A_N_G_ffi_G __ -p-~--
494-4653 or 494-4$7 Ample Partdni CABINETS. Arly 117~ ,oo. Inter/ E~er. HotU rtpaiT.
C-.2 I.EASE lexxl IQ • ti nso. S46-5853 23 yn exptt. ~~m Frtt fltimats "1~
500 aq • (t $50. Oft street '* HOTEL N.B. Ocn.nfront. ,,,,,,,,, NO JOB TOO SMALL' e PAJNTER e lnaick or out-
parklnr. 1731 Superior. 10 l"OOf'l\I. New ltaw avail. r AU. TyJ>f" Home R~pairs. IJdt. Bf room. bllilJr or job, * STh-5405. 642-7636 * Good mconie. Contact Mrt R.euon11ble : * • 962·l011 Call "H•YH" 6*33'T2
lndu1trl1I Rental 6090 Gardntr 6'77).l86\ or 67J..«;()6 CAkPENTRY1tr-CABINEn PAPF.RHANGER "Snrt:J"
New tilt·up Bldg. Money to lef'd 6320
lnrh1~. ~•rrhou~f'. nr \\n~k $75 000 I I
111'1'11 20 x 40 fl, ls:r dnor, For l:<t Tll vacanl pr'OJ) OK
plrntv perking, S69 50 M1, Al.a mot'll'y 11vatl for inrl
;\Ir IN\'ln<' l\;::t I m
f;i.'\.441)') I \Ir Al'li1ms. Bkr. '14R·U.l7
Bulltins · FOl"m1C'a ~inor ES'T'<. It SA'.\IPLE Books
all4'rahnn! ~l\~. Mfi-9~:1 • M7·16:>!1 After 5: 30 pm.
Cement, Concrete 6600 ----* CEME~I le Rt.on.; * JO aq. ft '\mill tr>h• 1rv1'
1''rl¥ f'<'t1m11tl'• \If f>.11\il
Plumb int
Pl.I '\IRl'\C l.i('r nlf'd I. all
"ork ~uarantM>d Jltp8Jrlng
l. N>n"11irhni * s.tS-:lilll
H•lp W•ntecl. Men 7200
COUPLE or ainaJe man. Oln·
aidtr older man, pensioner
foe nw:Ml&ft' of Mot~ Apll-
2376 N"1J'Cll1 Blvd. CM.
54M155
PUBUC Relatiom -part
time. For a-. ca1I 540-3747
between 0 PM. GQar. al-
ary n25 to $850 ptl' mo.
SHOE salnman txperif.nced
tull time. Coat1 M~11& Shop.
pinlf C#Dltr :)46-7303
EXPERIENCED Bu man·
ager B1r ltnder, 42, Top
placl'11. RPI&. 494-9l:il~
\.ARDF.NERS htlpC'r rxp
only, 1IJ10 m11n for .... ater-
init MIY 646-2010 lft fi
""Olshw•tfMn
"4:iP1Y in ptl"llOll
101'5
154 E. 17th St.
Cott• Mela
-lusbop-
-Dlshwcnhen
Full & Part Time
Applf w p.m.
Snack Shop # I
21012 Ocean Ave.
HunUngton Beaob
DRIVEi SAW
We Med 10 me11 part time.
Work 6-10 pm 5 nitn wif.
No exper neceaaary,
S.lary $6J wk.
C•ll ~-9164
CAR WASH H!LP
Exp. not llCC· ~
D9 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
cn..u;cE ltUdent ~lt
ed In eledronks to """" put time. H. w. Wr'cht C.O.
U6 Rod:ltlt«. C.M. '* 001..l..EGE STUDENT Part tb'M job • 2 tWl\inp
• ~-day SAT. Call 4 to 6-
PM. * JE 4-D'l
JANITORS. NHd 2 full :lme
mm for nlirht janitonsl
""ork Call !>46-9834 ~twn
l2-6 pm for appt. nBERC~ htlp Wld1 In I
No. Hollywood. Oll·Autnmi>
tivr, Jnc. (7131 875-1223
The men we Mlect' will at. PROFESSION-
ALLY trained •t our expenM, providlnt
they follow Instructions •nd ere bondeW..
A .. la no barrier te your succeaa. You can
keep your preMnt position while INmlnt
how to meke money, helping other ........
m•k• fnOMY·
We •r• • rajHdly expandlnt organiutloft,
•nd promotions to m•n• .. rMnt •rt nMdt
from within ..,. compeny.
We offer multiple toUrc.. of lncom., tep
bonus and comml11ion plan. BONUS up ..
20% of Nrnlnp quarterly. Thia unusv ..
opportunity could M the turnlnt point ef
your ctl'ffr.
For Conflct.ntl•1 1nt•rvl•w
Pl .... C•ll
Mr. Richard Franklin
Division Mana9er
Pt.one: 675-5060
Newport 1eact.
E9UITY SECURITIES
CORPORATION
Subsidiary of
EQUITY FUNDING
CORPORATION of AMERICA
1
I '
·:
APPLY 1:N PF.aSON
J • 5 pm.
COCO'S
IELIVEIY
lriver Sala
Oar Needs are Critical •••
Our Standards trlghl
AN JOU retdy to go to work? Our pruent pcofeaional aUH b d,.
damk and IQl'ellJYe, working on lon('nnge prwtea prosraa111.
fla:tnl lb mllld9I in newly completed tldlitifa, in· cool llDOl..free
Colt.a Mesa. Now we CQD expand. but we only eomider cap&blt
protemooal people Who can cootribute to growth and lllCCle9 -
YolS'I and ours. Do you quaUfy?
Fllght Dynamics
ReQuirw 2 lo 5 Yearti eiperience ln vehicle perfarma.nGe. fllatlt
Ll"liect°'Y and rwntry cbaractm.tics analysil. Muat be f.ami&r
with dlaftal simulation techniques BS ln A£ or ME required.
Systems Reliability
• ~uate m.illile su b-iystems by cooductJnc deai•n rene-.. lab-
Ol"'ltory evahuUons and supplier control prognma. BSPZ or Kl
and 3 to 8 years related experteoce required
Standards
a.ponatble for generation and maintenance of DivWoaal Design
and Draltin! Standards ~ual, f.ngineering DtNdi•• ud J.D.
structJvea Manual and new or reviled engineerini docum&nt f«·
mat I to 4 )'eNI applJcabfe uperieooe IOd bithelof't desne
~~.
AnalOCJ Computer
Set up 111d ope111te aulog com(Jl.IW's to IOlw ICientillc and er>
Jnneerinf problems. Prepare program data and give lnatnad.ioe
on anaJoc computer. Engineennc degree and 2 to 4 yean esper-
ienct required.
Aerodynamics
Cooduct ltudle. 1n rarf'fted and continuum areodynamJct. f>e..
t8mine vehicle •t.abthty dertvallvea. Requires txJlel"lence in botb
tub-tonic al)d super sonic Mrodyoanuca. boundary layer ~-
~ boost and tt~lry veh1de perfonna~. AddJtJonaJ upo.u.rt to
mlnUe d9'fgn matchinf. and lnd~fa BSAJ; or wg required.
MSA! preferTed.
1 Mechanical 1 STRUCTURAL DESIGN
: hrform structural dllSi&D Of ru,bt vehicle stNdwt.I compoo-
ent.a and tyltem.'I. Conduct prellmina.ry dallp atucliel ud mp.
port pn>po11l actMUee. 5 to 7 ,ean applicable apmenc. ad
IOIDe ltre. an.alysb t.cqroand delinble. )(Ult be coptzant of
state-of-the-art fabrication ~lqua and military spedficadom.
BS~ or M! required.
'
CABLE DESIGN
Requires 3.5 years in cable dtsifn for aircralt or rn..Wilt vehkl~
or AGE. Must h1vt thorough knowledge of .Ute-of-the-art cable
and hameu manufacturing techniques. compooesit te.lection and
military speclfiations and standards. Board orieotf:d. ~pare
wtrtni dJagrama, desifl'I hunes asaembUes and ~orm liaiaoa
with menuf~r.
I RECENT ME GRADUATE
Conduct eolineerln1 deat,n anal)'li! including &tnD and tbennll
I Prepen deatp la)'OUts and auembly drawlnp for li&bt ~
1tructures. Perform vendor liaison. Excellent lfOWt.b ~till.
1 Electronics
I RF SYSTEMS
t Deaian, analyze and make equipment stied.ion for m1uUe and
1<>unding rocket R. aotenna, tracking and re«1vln1 systems. 5
I to 7 years experience and BSEE r.qulred.
CMCUIT DESIGN
Circuit design and development for solid propellant rocket IJ'l-
t.eml. Elptrienoe required In analoc and digit.al dmlit de"telOp-
meht tncludtng high frequeocy aod integnt~ c:ircWta. BSft
' required. I Systems
--
ELECTRICAL
Perform technical inte-rface with customers and usodate con-
tractors. Provide U<.ilnical/administrative support to mi.nal ..
pa.rtmenta and ~hnical coord!Mtioa of proposah. &equires 5
lo 7 yean electrical engineutne experience w_itb ~owledce or
airborne Instrumentation 1ystenu, pyrotechruc arcuitry and
lftOUnd support and checkout equipment ~enoe in 1"9-eGtly
vehicles and launch control ~Jpment belprul. BSD requJnd.
advanced degree pttferred.
PAYLOAD INTEGRATION
Define mission requtrement for r~nt.ry vthicl.s and peyao.dl.
determine payload 1nh!rf1ce requirements. c:oordiDate tataanUOn
d~l~n efforts and provide technical liaison between company.
customers, and payl<>1d contractors. Must ha ve S ~ 7 years t:r·
~enoe in re-entry vebfcla, payloa<U. l)'lt.eml intqraboo or
re-entry pbyaka. BSAE, ME or IE required.
If cholleft .. Is JOflf c., of .... accept ... -·
Co11tact or send resume to
0 . C. T omp~ins
3Jll HAllOR ILYD.
Costa M ... , C.nf. C714J 546-IOJO
Atlantic Research
CORPOltATION
Ml--'le SptettU DM•••n
MoMQ, ~ U, JM OAU.Y "ILOT/N,_,..l"rtu ~
JOU a IWlOYMINT JOU a IMPLOYMINT I Joas & IM,LOYMINT 'ou 1 IM'LOY1'llNT '6iS a 11'\,LdYMINT Att<~ttANu1n FOR. •
-• ---• --!ALE AND TIUOf tw,w....,,.,.,..,..want..t,Mennoo Http W•ni.ct Het, Wa~, ,.._ Min, Wem. 7500 •
-·------WOfMn 7400 WCM'Mn 7400 fumiture *'!
YOU'LL ENJOY
THI WOlllN• A'IMOIPHW AT
Atlantic Research
Als:ipment ill enODeerlni labontory eval-
utin& ud testing telemdrf l'lif transmit-&en. aatana VSWR md filter inl«t.ion
io. and reflflCtioa meamreme.nu Perform
RF soedid4l aA&lys:I' Maat be trained 1nl1
aperitnced in ut.il.iJlq the late.t RF
test equipment including ratio meter, RF
spectrum analyurs and ol5dlloarapbs. Mini-
mum 5 yeas ~ required.
Accomtant.
Initial responsibility wUl include payroll,
audit and COit 1CCOunting. B.S. deeree re-
quired.
Aucltor
SorM esptirenoe ift CPA Qnn preferred.
Aadit journal entries and aupporting docu·
mmts for lttUTKY and completeness. M·
silt in lntemal audit., payroll, cash and re-
eelnbte. Prder i yun =ence and
Bac.belota decree in lttOUJI .
Apply In person or call
1JJJ HarlMw llYd.
MOLDING
MMhlM Operaton
P\utks, lnjectkie. Pft'm&-
ntnl poajUOll ..ttJl tood ,., .
Exotlltat wortr condtdona-
Overtime and all U\Qae
beM11t. Mast bt u:pr
CALU101tNIA
lnftctlon Mekl& .. eo.aa ..._ ~
Ao~~
~u
ASSISTANT
NIWCOMll
HOSTISS
Local ~tvilor needa a
helper to wtlcome new·
comtn. MUlt be penon.
abW, han car and bt f.-
10 work s-rt tiiee. Phoaw
~· lliefore t AM oc alter$ .....
CX>MMUNITY ffO&TEijg
SERVICE
WAITRW
~~
00Ht>MON8
Owr 21--1.,lendd
APPL T !M ptR.S()l(
SHllATON
IEACH INN
21112 Ocun Ave.
Huntlner.n leech
Part ThH Wo"
Good oppottunlty for modi-
'" ol ldlCd ~ dilldtt1I 9frvk:inr Avm OrlaMdc
CUl&onwn In ~
Bc-adl
Call O>l)t(1
Hotel Mel•
INSUIANCI
llWI
Exptmnoed uiaurMIC'e bill·
• Ml lime.
Contact Mn CtlanclJIT
TW 3-~. tx1 U
WESTMINSTER
COMNUNl1Y H05PM'AL
200 HolPtal Cb'dt
WHtmlnsta-
TILL fl
~&neM poeition now
available. Tellfr ~
preferred. Excellent com-
pany btn.nta. PIMR call
(2131 937~ en. 649.
Calif. Federel
S.vlnp & lNn
An equal opponunily
~)'ti'
!... $1 .'97 how
u food •me. Aaastant
J, F\aJJ or \, tfmt, R.tquirn
U .S Oll l.fon pl ua hlSh
edtOOI snid· lor 8ttl rnde + • .... paid tDod \\.ft,.
Tau wmt~n ttsl -~ 00
a..m. ~ lttll at
'•trvi.w State Hotpit•I
~ Huber Blvd
c:.ta MN&
A.a equal oppott\IOJty en..,_.
MGR for 12 iUdlo Apu. 0...
ta Mba, NMhop'&, Pvt •
patio. No ehlldrtn. J>N
Rent lc'ff~ Oft 3-lll56 a.ft 6
pm
Schoef1 .. fn1tructlon 1550
Tty & Gift 'trtltt WHAT coukl be bPtttr than
NEED $100 WEEK!! NO SHARP Ii BRJGHTT Start
D.a.IVl:J\Y, NO a>LLEC-• ne• C&lftt at tbt Polly
TJONS, FREE HOSTESS Prim. Butlntaa Con~.
CIFI'S. ALSO MA.NAG& NB. ~9'7'23
M£N'T OPENINGS. THERESA Rtonner, ~I al
Gfftt 'n Ow11t1 ~La Bar1o1t., bu sn oprnina KI l-ll10 fur few rtfted piano pupt!s.
Ttl. m.ous. CdM-
St9nosl Sectyl. e EFOR!: IChool awu. 1>e
Im.med. • IOcal tysdnl CJdlcoat'I Qu1r k
lu:miJC •Q· lTJ 0.J Mar . Westera Girt, IRC. U •• (Slnce l!m)
2"100 Hartu Blvd., C M
An equal oppottan.lty
tmplo}'tt
Attracti.,. Wemen
Well croomed l UM ol car. n--45. AVi· P/tlrnt m wk
F/time $ll.3. No pertie8 or
canva. Foe prompt local lo.
t?oductory lfMn1tw call
Pers. Director !;47-8933.
FOR YOU?
Nttd monty• Wori< MU
~; Brl.rtol • Mtytrt Co ..
M w )'OW' own hOun ~
Plt au phont Mn. Ec11trt·
wn J.:l&.llli a.Ittr t pm.
T'El...E. Appl ci:E.P.K Ex~.
lwo~ful .»hr ,.tf'k lnll'r·
Vlf WS wttk.da,y1 only 10 -
AM 'tll NOON 130 E 17\h
SttCM So~ 'T '
1600
lownt fMt in ar••I
DelJY/U. p1C'k up .. i hr +
Plant Malrt . . S\art SI 7S
8a.r M.a1d • • 'I. 7!> • II Pd
J>a.n Timf' Aftl'r •
Poftt"l"I Dl&h11o UhN"(,
au.boys, w ft Mr
wam~·
I u,.;., , .. 1. fl 1.•tt•rl
AGI NO BARRIER
I. C. Employment Agcy.
MODEL HOMl
SPANISH
~ elepnt k>Ok that )eta
have lltft tn bMutJ tuJ Mod--
~ eYU &, 3unQy.
el Romte now at lesa Ulaa
bail Uie ariltnal pnce. AU
mtrdiand!ae displ•w.d "'1Y
• oewr uaed. Corif!flUI
King Sau ~ 8et, tie-
CMt Sparuab liYing room •
k>Vd,y dlntn& Id. Selll al ~
better storea for atOUpt
SHOO. Our price $5TS. c.h
bt b o u i b t eepuately.
Terms S2C mo. Dilp~
SANT.A ANA ru~
U6 W. fth St. S.A. Sf'1-4'71$
4 ROOMS tunutun, return-
ed from leue, $489.
HOUSE OF CHAIR£
tl7 W 19Ui CM. SO.I~
~·. R.ouno lolid dlilny
wood drop l.ut table. t
Lilla COit S2Sll ~ m.
5-4..5--0906.
BUY YOUR "1RNl'TUR£
at •1ll sa ~ price. dlttCt fldrJl
mfa .. thru aw. Save to TQ9'.
Call Mt Ed • 6J3.QjJ
&' SOFA. !Wllaway bed, 'zt;
IO Sofa With ~ mat~
main Rtu• 142-70'72
OLDER hvi11t ma A dinUlc
rm furn for ult. U am to
&pm~4
Office Fumiture tolO
ANTIQUE • COB~
BENOf$1lO.~
Office Equlpt\'Mftt toll
'&..; 10 KEY add • multi.pf°ier.
Nrw rond' C. SJ2S, Sdl
S1 as. Kl »f 71 tvelinp.
Garao-Sai.
DINETTE l 6 chn. Hotpocnt
pu&h--buln ttovr f'rii:idalre
n-fn& dr~lf tblr. chn.
lam!>! p~N' C'odlr
~23(7
COlhl M1so. 546 8030
lnkniewlng 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Additiooll ioterviewtnC boun
Tbts. A Wed. eva. ac all day Sit
Ne aper. MC..u'Y
f1.1LL TIME
OVER Z1
~~ad! Art•
f'M appt (9}I
'44-1700, txt 421
HOUSEKEEPER • t'OOll Do
nol atwwtr If not emcit nt
Ii txp-Llvt-ln apt. Reftr-
mett ~ Box M-4.52. Daily
Pl)o(.
lU ~· 19th CM M2-8444 Applianc• 1109
__,;....~~~--~~ *'ck·. . •:»t: r .Jto.
~4LI ANO TR.ADE RENT
THE LOOK f 8Ctory Trainee Furnftv,. IOOO Washers, dnrtn. refnpn-________ tors ~. dlshwuhen,
Atlantic Research
COlfQRATION
Miule Systema Division
U.S. Cttb.embip required
An equal opportunity empJo)'er
Sr.:RVlCZ STATION AT·
'11."f'd& •
Sharp Oat
Ex~ ID bJ&h
luhlon ~wtar
Upt'r only Med apply.
TIIE LOOK '75-3763
TRAINEE or t lqler &irl lot
becic omce l~l. Must
bf> at>lt to worli: any hn Incl
nun. Spanish an a.el but
not i-.q Wr1tt Box P...a>
Dally PiJot
Wagt optn, Eood ~·
Apply. lJ\9 Pla~Dll•. CM
-ANS\\ ER.ING SERVICE
• ()pua&or!Dl1 It FNmtna·
• ~· only. 4M-1003
WANTID, tt.urty maid
for motor • hotel. $-t5$3.
Jobt Men. Wem. 7500
EXPEIUDICED
COMMIRCIAL
TilllR
PRICES SLASHED
They're dlftlnt up
Harbor Boulevard
ff UPI
._ •• ,.. not ldclcllngl
ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED
EXAMPLE PRICES
Look at tfteM!
a 7·1>" Uv ftm ~t m ~
1roo1N' 11! ("l)IOl'll •
• ~"pc' Btdroom .,.. ·~ 9.)
I <itolt-P ol rolott)
TV'1 wit.b opUoa to blq.
1881 Hartloc-. C .M. '42-38
400 sDUES Dtbutant rltt·
Irle Tappan ~. lop cond
2 yrs old. Boucbt nrN. 11~
~~
~YT AG El.EC'TRIC ""
DRYER
ullf'd vr ry httlfo, xlnt OQD-
d1110r1 G !Jfi.2..~
1'3 R (' A R.tfn~rad{
F'rt'l'lPr S..S
Call 646-9239
nAIDAID
STATIONS
TENDAHT AND SALES-e SALES (LlllUC
NAN. Nrat In appr&nnct' for If 8. StatloMrs. 8omt
NJ or Jiii" bmt RAl'tlr f'd lt'IUna '"P· '*" CAU for ~mm prderrf'd Apply appt Palm Slaliollrra. loc.
~•ron StaUOCI 1()4 S Coul m ·DJO. Mn Scbumadler
HW)' .• La~11 8'at'h -Cockt•ll Wa'ur ... -
ror tM M W Or&nlf' County
Alrpor1 br.nrh Apply at • S-pr Dlnettr .n S.'9 ~ =::i:::====== , ............ ...
~ ,., * Startt,. S.lary
$2.JI,... Mur
.~.,.,.. * ,... ...........
u.,.~.
FINE IENl"TS • u ..... , ........ * 'aW Vac.effeN * Stodr ......
YOUNG mu for ~ APPL y MA.I\/ ACER
lot •Uenda.nt. hn. 10-6 I L ~ca lhnl rn Salary + Hete a,vna ._ 425 s. Coalt Hwy LI
can Yr. ~ sa-115'-• P.:XPl:R.llltC! ltcmd
CAB OIUVIU coot. New o.rra»ecem
21 w t/llftt. ·-at i.a E. Hcspiial. Excelima ---"'""" c:onditioot. AbM to umme l&di, o.c.a ..... ..._... ..... 11ty. ~
•~·: W 7300 TYPIST for bUlina • t. ....... ._... ....,_ vokln&· Start 11.fO pH' bour .
FEE PAfD
Permanent
Goldl'n'a '<tn:;11· \\and
946 w. 17th n. CM
UNITED CALIFORNIA
BANK
Mar'lnet'• Offlee
IEE MR. BLOESER
Ml 6-2d1
Ao tq\&&l ~ty
~
• 1 Rooms Furniture
2.99 WMk
Ne Fancy Frent . . .
••• llMlt loolc INSIDE
ShowNOm Furniture
.,_,Sptniah Jo' Maple ..,,...., ..
.,_,eontttftperery
NO DOWN PAYMENT . , •
60 DAYS BEl'ORE 1Sl'
PAYMENT.
APPROVED FURN.
21:,S Harbor Blvd C \4
Anttqv.a IHO
• DUNN'S CLOCK SHOP • v
• C1ock or Vr'atdl Repeir ~
• Di YI. lttb!CM. IG·lJC
Sewtng Machines 1120
1!till • '15 Zlpq Sf-wins
machinee -frellht dam-
&lf'(t. cue only NAME
BRANDS. U4 or ~ 18 iriq.
Phonr Warebowle KE >~
Anllhl'1m * Sidmett , .. ,. * Hellpit•h, Mecllc•I * Li,. lmur•nce •W-~
E X«UllVt Sttntary If) S5.'JO
s~ Sf.ct.)' ••• -• • • • lo 14.iO
~ Sc ••••• to $4.iO
PBX, 11-3 ~ ~ .. 12..J& hr
o..taner Serv. Olllll . . P50
Nt.t:O 3 mort ,.omen to
USlll lo my bwln. l hn
a day, 5 du a wk. $66 a
..-Uk· lnlUVie'W (S)J Mn.
Colwell 9'2-J&U. btr.. l~U
Applicants con.a1dtl"fd on
ment r~ltA of ract .
reliiioua crHd. rolor, na-
tional orlctn. a~ry. stx
or ag,. Ati.o Victona St n1tnr~:t Musical Inst.
~n 9-7 wkd.>1 -Sat Ii p.m
Clotfo Sun/lloUday1 543-9660
lt1S
leedt.,..
PART PAID COMMERCIAL
TILLll
WAUHOUSE .••
••• CLOSEOUT
CONN Trombont> 6 cat,
1>1tt1 e-<r oond. m.
OR l-1430. i::.:•-pa-~""lftlCll-DOt ~ lt&P SdlOCll Cndaa.td
All r..aai o,partaattJ
~
IJIMnilw at
11111 • &riltol
MON· now nu.
Ami· ain ctata proc sm
Gel'L ~aJWll.lml • • to ~
Anaylm ...n, NllOf1a. Nt.,....
Personnel A.fency
EXPER oook-hlelclt U..ln
or CU. J A.du)y. Muat havt
lit c1ua rtft 6 aper. Pu·
maneftt. &lbo9 lliancl-
m.ms
R!X:!PTIONlST Prof. OfUcr
1-dy wk + ()cc added p/
Ume. Write Box M-CO Dal·
ly P\Jo(
UNITID CALIPOltNIA
IANK
7902 !dl""r Ave.
Hvntl,,.teft leech
S.pc Brom.e TOM Dlr>-
DdU• ~ m&.f'1ll'OOI
top I.able • t pl.utk
tJ(YY. daaln
• WURLrrLER SPINET -e Prano-ALSO Oannet. -•
Ill Botb x1m n:ind ! S4l-Oll1S--.:
a:• .... ttttooon
MOLDtHG
llJ Dovff 0r w-n
lnwnedlate EmployrMnt
Btpr. r ichr( .... ~P
Bklqlc Au'. . • . • • 131>'400
5KmanN ....... $43>$47;,
P&)'!"Oll Girl • • • • • • 1»'400
R.ecpc·~ • • • • • • • • • • 1:265
F'UlL n..~ !:JCptt Wait·
rl'U Wtd! Apply or call
Halt Kai, J05 M&llM AYt
Bl. l'T>lm
147-2511
An tqua I oppomuuty
MnplOJtt
..., ___ ... ____ ...., ___ ... ___ ...., ______ _
1-pc Del~ Dumettt
•ll.h 72" axttna Ion tab-
it Ii t loTtly dwn 161
Modtrn Otvan Stt. l·
pc, quilted tabncs.
Sofa 1leeps 2 pt<>ple 1107
~
2-pc Qulllfd Sola 6
Ol&U'. Decor atyl'9 •
CGlara $1.58
~0,.-etert
....-..~Psma.... ,......wtdlpd.-,. ....-.n .....
OvfJ"Umit and all fl"iap
beDeflm. tmiM4at. Qlll!ll-
lap on all lllift.a. Exper.
~ ~ but will ((In-
.. traintts-
Kty Pundl . . . .. .. • . • . . $400
1 Girl Otticle • • • • • • • • .. ~
Dellhl AM' t. • • • • .. s:i:.c>-1215
Partial Uat Only RN'S LVN'S. Part t1mt· 3-11 NS or qe. S.pc Modern Bedroom A lM. COOK, full time, ___ .;;..._____ Stta, walnut finiab. ~
CALIFORNIA
Infection MeWI ..
~ LJ l l !·: I \ 10 I { Park Udo Ooovaltaient Pfty.lul Selene. cludH 2 comroodta S98
ee.tA Mna ~
#JI rqua1 opponwut)I
em~r
'•" T1MI Ute MofM. & EvM.
APPLY ~ P.M
S.ack Sltop # 1
2lOS I. Cont Hwy.
Ceron• lhl Mar
•• 1•,•, • HOIJI· NB 642-80«. Stock Reom Clerk
BABYSM'TER f o r 2·11' old. Mtdlanlcal ability and ,,,.
Average ~ day, wkdays, WOMAN'S WORLD for Unl•eralty <'pit. Lq\ala pcrlttic.-""1t.b f'l~tr1caJ tq\l.ipmfftl. Som• know· SECREI' ARTE! ........ MOO ~ad\. 494-!1463 ltdre ot cbe~tey dftlr·
GENERAL ornCE ... S31S rux:EP'MONIST ror ptlya· e.ble bul DIM ~td. Sal·
TEU:TYPE OPER .•.. , 13:'1() cl&na otc. tXP In BK!( an S3l5.
NCR TRAINEE • • . • . . • $260 btJUnr proc l Ina l>nru.
KEYPUNCH OPEA. •• Open _ .. _7_-~_7 _bPl_s_·lO___ J=~~E
MODELS, all ........ $$$ N'URS~ ~ A IUDCPR. OllTftJCT
Models & Apply Lqmla Blach Nu,. ~1&10, vet. 319
Ca,.., <Uris in& Homt. 450 Cl..ENN·
Emplo) rMnl A,tncy EYRE ,vbltc 9tel•tt.n.
1877 WHklilf Dnvr R N. ck'lil'H I nr 12 . hrs fl•W Administrator
~1''-port Brach ~~·7424 l\/ll;tfT dul) in pahenu u >°" ~ hlrt trRin A-
• SHOttl .--homr. ~ IHd pel"'Slmtl In ttw-hrld
PERSONNEL AGENCY Rt:LlABU. ~oman for ctuld -"'t 11.ant to talk to yOO.
l NUR$ES REGISTRY 1•11tr. or Newland I.: Warn· finatl(v.J ob)@rtlvra t»
L•gun• 8Nch _.r ~II at\tT I M7.e512 problml. For aPf>'I !'all
Earn ~ than aVft"ll.lf EXCD.J..ENT joba for BEAUTY ()per.Lor m~. lftcomf ~ a ~ lhr nlf\t people A Mankwilt ___ W_ANT_ED ___ _
ol beys f'Wftlnp a Sl&Wr· JOl f'orNt Ave, Suite B Apply U1 ptnion ~ School lut Drlvert ct.Jt. rto ...,.. ~ ' ~ clfollvt""'. OllU Gnu. tor 3 hoUrs ma.id worlc Woml'n prefnftd. All •P91~
' Intl ~ <Zl.3> Ct-;241 Sltlty, atrl rr; ..... to ~ In txchanct tor mottl room cants must pclUft• or be-In-
Matlrt911 a Box Sprtn&
art, lw111 or lull 11;ao SJ2
King Si.tr $'78
Adm1r11I 2-<ir Rl'fri&. 13
c f. Copptr or Whitt Sl69
~~c:-
peU..., c~I 111atalled t6
r-lo dn pmt -31 moa to pey
~ Oellwry
HUI FURNITURE
tnt Nf'11.pnrt Bl, Coeta Mtta
Sof1s
Your OLO sot• ..
•. i1 worth MONEY
on A NEW ONE!
HIJ'h 11 ad,·ln all<lw"~'" on
bl&h quality ml'rrhAndl~.
~
S17 W 19th. CM. ~.ta-1~ Mr. Andhdit Bech Ana a amall aalary. 541-2129 tertst.fd In obtalnlna hl.w -Sire •• 1111lca df>Pt .•••. to 15()1) hreiue oenlllC'atlOn ror '"!!!"!!"!!!9""!'1'.W!l!l""!-ll'l"ll!!"!llpm
A .. rt Yount M.n WILLIAM PINN • NURSING CAR.I: fllrt~r Info call S.Cl-25;}1 ext * SAV! U~ TO 70% ~ -_.. full time • w /ftoom • Board 1n Pri-:,4, ~· a r d ~· -r-• Ot Aa\fit'1t1lrt Aa.-~-Y vai. Hom, • MS-lfTO uy umllurt. lrrd from
m llA' •i.t ~ fer am 1~ ~ewport !lhd. F1rt1 Cook • ~-end Cook mfa ~• w!ll•alf pnct1. thn1
hltlnul ma11, »A r-Jo eJC.l)f'C' Cotta :-.1 .. sa 6U-6-&J.4 Rl:UABLE :\alMi Ledy • Oiallw••hrr ml' · ta1 m~ Mr Ed 6.~·42G.I
__. Avt f'/nm-o 113 •'k RABYSITTDt WA~' "'-1\-k•r "-f•rr..... OR ''"'1"' 1 h d 11 ~...,_ '""' ""' • , ... • ,..,, E:'<El. maho11U1> '11runi f 11nw S121 "'Ir C"ar ~-.c a'1 ted, ra • Y . .:. ArplY ~ Calif rnllrs,. mnm ..-t Ch ai t.Ahlt '
.. ,,. ~ IW pmm,,e kw-al in· Wom9n 7400 LA"'OYt~ aha ff Mmf •1th rnod ~"'··~ ~ ~~ pof'f ll'IH• ~ 'hair' rhina 1·ab
tmdlJMory lnttrv.-rllll tld,.rly lady 1n uch tor Blvd . CM ~~1178 tnt1I '173. MS :',007
\Ir Wlllt!le1 )fl·~ GOOD \l111tl \fald unled llml~ <'&rT 962..all \\A ITR.E.'iSES A di~ ul\,r \.PC li~-m;-.,1 .-SIOO-Blk
)foTEL '1•1ntfllancf :\Ian I F;~n~ study ~9'1.JS AJ--.ya a Go-Go' CrA~d • IW1n~ Jhlft Orn nauttah\d,. rN Ir c1lr S60
wa.ntfd C.U ~'736 Whit.I t ltphanta! DI.~ Oall.y Pilot Want 1dall n>•· 2:7TJ Hart>or Blvd CM • t,tt.-3703 •
Pl•noe •1•
Hammoad 0rrana 6 ~
~inway P\ano9 •
N tar iaf!W Hammond Gl'PJt
aave -S:ZSO.. Spinet ud srand pUnos from 1395 ••
SQQWYI' • PHILLIPS CO
lJC11 North Ma.IJI Streit :
Santa Ana
Ultd upright ptano.
• Good oond! *
-673-31-G -
Baby Grftnd, mabocan7·
Bell o(l(>f' OVtr S275.
Irvin,. Ttrn<'t' • 67J.-03"n.
Organs tlU
HA~rnoND
0RGA.."S Ii PtANOS
DIKOUllt pncea cm tnde-lnl,
r?nl Mum It ~pos. AP
popular m1kts. For the
betl dul. ,...,rry aenice .._.
Southland'• ~ Hui-
mond Dnltr Glem Hado.
llOn I llAM\tO~D Stod ....
~ E. Coast Hwy m.-,
COROS \ DEL MAR
1.l1L8JU'<;E:-.:-R1alt11 thlP;
''' or;?M Sepiiralt aptaktr,
\lust 51\c for $.2500 6™71J;\
Gulbranlen Organ•
l3.l E 17lh. C.M. 141-ci.\.'
f•tevilion
WE RENT
N-. nurly new. N~
TVs. color TV1. pboaas.
11o a1ti.n. dryfra, I~·
rTfrJ~. atovta. Rrnt l.t_
h11y la lt'1. 1t you "'l&b
N11 Depn11t.1 1No Cnri1r11ct1
• rtt ~·ice • Dell\ "T'Y
41 Yrs. ,\P9} R.eUab1hty
Jn ... ·1 Kl 3-al41
101.l s. M&ll) SL Santa Ana
•
...
-. H OAlLY "LOT,.........,._ ...,, s.,t.-W u. 1'66
"'1RCHA D • Mi I RCHANotSI flOI
·AU: ....... raAOI SALi AND TRAOI-SALE AHO TUQI
Mis.celleneous MOO w.c.11.,.... l600 Mneeltaneeu. l600
LIQUIDATION SALE
BOAT COMPANY
MacWwy mMI lqtllpmellt
Power Tools Hand Took
Office Fwnitwe ClftCI Rxture1
Constnlctlota Platform
C & M M•ufacturing
Company
1107 laker Stnet, Costa Mesa
546-9101
Soor11nt Gooch l600 ERICKSON 33' Stoop. faUy
••••••••••••••••• eqwlJ( lor raaog • cruiillns· GOLF' bai. ladln, b~. $10. ltUlt lidl. S4H611
t'okhng pUll cart. SS. 8q. * * * * * _, SDI SAD..80.AT Boy Pull Cart-Excellent, .,, WOR71f ST50! BOT
:~:~:::m-~ TRADER'S .;~~
The Wl
of
Plumbino
& Heattno
DISCOUNT
YES!
Wt A~ Open On
S1turd•y & Sund•y
I~ Nt"ltopor1 Bl"d
l&l11o-ttn lndU51.rlaJ Pl
' 17>1h St.. COila Mes.a)
00 IT YOURSELF
SfORE-OR WE WILL
00 IT FOR YOU.
PKONE 6~2-17 53
24 Hour Servi.:.
Everything In
PLUMBING
& HEATING
Monday tnroush Saturdly
g AM. to 6 P..M.
S\mda,y. 10 AM· to 2 P.M.
POOL TABLES
N.w end Uted
1966 BRUNSWICK
$275
PARADISE :.:-cm-
SPECIAL -for n•hlrel born aweppen
SPECIAL RA TE
5 LINES-5 DAYS s5
ltVLIS -40 MU$T INClUOt'.
1-WNt """ -..... _. 1-Wllet ...... -..... _
~YOUll -. •""''"' _,HJ 4-J -., ~I .... ~...,THING ,_~ SAl t'. -UAOU ()tjl YI
PHONE '42-5671
To Pl•ce Your Tr.cler'a P•redlM Ad
EXCHANGE CRYPT
Paci& V~ MtmonaJ Park
for car or ~
Pleue call MI &-2235
'm.ADE f'llC'OME: 3 hu;c
apartmt'f'll rental&. compl
!um 1 BR oo Balboa Pen
lnsula, for houlf oa or nnz
beach. 67S-46ll
~ao.tst030
lJ' SKJ boat DI hp, Bt*.k,
Stt t.o appreaa12! aa
• 646-40f7
SACRlflCE.' l'iabooal
l~'ll Lxp..Ddo u v1QC rama.
»QI or Tr.adt ! * BJ-imt
3 ' 2 BR corner duplex 10
Ventu• Key. Oce8D' Ma.r-
ma View. Tr* $10,000
equity for CdM or NB or !
c.oilese Realty ~
nus Jp&cr 11 ~ tor --•-•••• ~ tndc Call ~ * Awlnl Molen*
* * * * * -------·--
FREE TO YOU . --·--aero-In Hunter'a Km£.NS, 2 llttlit lirb-Blk
Emporium A: Wbt. Come ... 111 alt
I>iamondl to Toola ' pm wt8 cla.J'W ~une
Camitru to Gv;,.'. • • wffk~ '1!>-l'T!S 1/12
~
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8Kk .••
To •••
School
H&ADQUAllTEU
l~o
Finand"I O.A.C.
1680 Newport aw.
~LmU
.IMPORTS
PEUGEOT
.. ~ comple'ld y ~
balJl IDIDW'-New Heevy ckity
dllldl. ..... bra Good
Body. SS-. JE 4-GSt
SD for ., jtWQl;at, MW ..
tertar ~ caDd. Malt eeD. 6C-m5.
PORSCHE
i. POftSOfE. Sup.. r coupe,
f'XC cmil. .., pa.ml.. Bal
aa.r. ln-lillO
( "5 P0RSCK£ SIC
( EX"ftLU? * Beauttlal ( e-'"'-' * 54Ull4
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Hubert'• Aue. Senta
New Rmault Deal«
Uaed Can
0-.-.. Auto Servieil
AD O"'* Cardi ~
J"'5 Part Aw .• C.M.
~
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100'1. F'INANCNG
SECARD POOL Typewnten . . . ...... w ~ 0 c..e. Meile 642~ --------
VOLVO
Volvo c...,..nc.e s.a. S..e $JOO
~: Vob'o 121 S Dla-
Uft CllJ' Pm 4 dr. ..san
wt1tl R 6 H, ' tpeld, Low ~ NEW CAil WAR-
RANTY.
MARQUIS MO'l'OM
J locaUanl -l..lclma.Beldl soo s. a.at n., • 1S03
1«11 & 0.. H_, .....
'66 VOLVO v .. , ..... c ......
S.V"9 .. $500
SD: A: DJUVS TODA r.
Avtoa W.,,.... 9700
ca..... tut Need
Only To Appty
Top bQYtt .. ara. Co.
Need& )'OU·
F~ .l-DomlSlc 8u)w
"' from t lo 10 daily.
COSTA CAR a:>.
Fortjp .tr Do!Dfftic
Carry OWD C011tract.I oac
l!IC9 H.tlar, CM. 00474
WOULD hk.t to buy '57 I '51,
'59 ~ Pldt·Up.
so..Jll'7t
CADlu.AC
CAD '8 CONV./SHAJlP!
SU.YP. '* $1080. PVT • PTY. 141-ml
CHEVROLET
'63 (hevy
IMPALA s. S.
VI. ttdlo. beater, automa·
tic, Uda OU oeedl a little
metal 6 peblt W'Or'k but runa
perffd.
$995
CMCP
'65 Chevy
EL CAMINO CUSTOM
V ·I. l"9d.lo, helJ&'r, aatmaa·
Uc m qlnt, metallic blue.
$2195
CMCP
Bii Harbor Blvd., c.w.
~1934
'62 CHEVROLET
c.....11 .......... .....
•· btN ...,_ U.. N•. I HM-....
$995
RAY VINES
4201 E. Wiiow Lont 8Mch 527.2341
SHARP
1.99) Qeoyy
TIANDOWTATlON
u..1 Cara "°° C .. YSLD
GOOD SECOND CAB. -.
16 QieyaW 1mper1.l1
MHlCI
COMIT .
'63 COMIT CONV .. 995.
P\'T·P'l'Y· $404'J10 ·-cotmNENTAL
* 'U LINCOLN Wr * ClMn 6 aharpJ ~. dnVC·
$&. ""498
COIYAll
COftV AIR '63 Mcm:a 2 dt.
w b l t t RIB. auto tnm,
)ow ml. aria ownc:r, acel.
c:ood. sa:50 or best otter.
Kl.aGI
'COlYETII
C1IH. Sports Cars
2137 Harbor llvd.
Ctsll Mm
U2·1ff2
'59 Qn~. Blue wttb black
tnwrior, 4 IPffd, R./H. $21
down, 121 IDO l unmt
bank CCft1J'ad. ba1uce al
fl~
1962 Conett J27
* 4 s,...I * Ca.lb or tt.s. tar
eqult:J, 5&319'
DODGE
r' '56 DODG & OD-
r' XI.Hr COND! ,, MI um
1E DODCE Royal 1..l:DC9',
tun PQWft', man a&r-
56-4lili3
FOID
'63 FORD ,._J •. 4~~H • ...-
... 117T/j.,
$895
RAY VINES
4101 E. W.. B~
? Door VI Stick. New paint Lent a.ch 521·U41
.\ saew nrea. ~ or * 'tO FORD a.doe WlllGft·
646-lm ~:~ WU.00 White, .... VI. pwr ltr'I· R I H. 1425. 54MIJ97.
•pt 6', C.M .MUST Mil '9 Ford entry
''3 BJSCAYN'E WR WAG. Std. SLa. w.,. $250 or fll.
IJ&ttt tan. N-l'llilhtt .tr fef'. 5-6-5335
TaANSPOITATfOH
....... c.n "°°
PLYMOUTH .....,,,,,__ .. , __ _
426-4 S"9tl
'65 Plrm.
SPORT nntY. Bladr wttls
bQdi ..... .a.
s2595 ..
CMCP . .
'65 PLYMOUTH ..... ._.._,M1•• ............ c ........ ,
$1995
RAY VINES
4201 1. wmow
L-. leedt 52:7·2341
'Sl5 PLY VS. NEW ENG.
A~ MR. Good ~ ae-! IGaTlt -.:nit
PON11AC
'65 Pontiac
Ccllall•
Statiott WCICJOll
fall pcllftr' c:.cay ... taeltt
with INtrbl• tmcrior.
$3195
.CMCP
'64GT0 ..... ~P /I
Odtlr cdrMI XJDt «mdl
~.IDMIZJ
l.AlmD
'64 Rambler
a.ASS«: ., StldoD wap.
ndJo. ....... ~
J.ikit MW.
$1595
323 S. Ma.In. Oran&" 532-1J!l2
TIPO Cl1tsiul Guit1r
f:rMI MeX1C01 ~ aiu
Ch8s a t s.-ruah ~
Mlllie91 lnltrumerltJ . . • mrSC. In..-161
ANYTHING _, EVERY· WANTED
nIDIG HARD WATER. Thr land
CUSTOM ''1-Supr.r Hawk
.. ~... Ov'ome • calMb'
apple uem-l.mm&cula:~
with 4.000 Gnl· m&ft. ~
IOllUJ)' mat be ~ 14!6-
an tin. pmrt.. Call Mr H.ar-
'C SUNBEAM ALPrNE. Iii· ~ =-~~ SWG, _*_Ci4_o.lcl· .. --.-... --
Bnba. Pawer, RAH. :U.000 '51--roRD---CTR--Y-.n::D-AN-.
a.ctual 1n1. ll-ownrc-) XLNT $SIT. Xlnt q A nan.: Pl/
c'Olld! PRJCED TO SEL.l.I B Good Ura m-5W SI a; '45-&386 CMCP ~-Trwll that rtnp your 1-Ult.ub
.,, CASH IN 3 MINUTES 1&&1n1 yur ank l dlanct
reiry c:MIU· Hand t:n>-c. M. n:tVD..RY • LOAN 1t inco cM-v. fftllh SERV>-
ctwtl'd ~ 1131 Newpan BMS. 145-nu SOFT cmd.lt>aoed .. ttr. ~tc * 49MS95 --\\bl& ... .., ..... tful dill 216 FAIRVIEW a ~u er-
LAGUNA BEACH Used Gas l•get ~ M~'. ~/o~ 5=:
* ~ sas>11!1.SO SDtViSOrr: m n. 9b'ftt. * AUCTION -Wbtlil ~ i.t• a. et Newport Bnch. Calltonua.
U you will~ or buJ ~ Want«!: Auction'• Fnday 7 p.m. • Har>
pve W~ a try • ~ !t»t
Windy's Auction Barn 1881 H.utior. CK. 642·3450 • or Oindioon
2(ITT1,, N~pcrt Ml 6--ClXXTAll. Bar (with dOI· Call attrr S 31?
TOOLS
f.Vt-.R\'ntlNG for auto
l'™'r hantc Excellent c:ond1-
uan By att or lin&)y. Call
OR 'l-9717 unU.I 2: 30 P.M.
KI !}..~ a!t.ttnoooa. ft'left-
lflil ~URF-bn!--Hoble---,:-!Y6~ .. :--::".$t0:::-.
Barbtt doll teU $3.50 ... 1·
700lc14 n.rt $3. Wood ~
mitle aprp SJ(). TV ll&Dda •
end tbles S2 ~ Clr19 bib
74 .. rwoedl hlO.ni ~ :;& 1206
WA!','TED. f\&nut\.tt • ~
ph11oc1M1 Worlong or not
C11an in ll mrnute..
• :)41-4.)31 * ---ALTEC __ _
H1ih f'llitltty fM A AM
11mphf1tr Md tuner
Ph ~4Ei63
eta) SSO. Tra.Utt <? .nttn 646-oiO
SO"d '' $49.SO. Spraytnc ma-PETS 1nd LIVESTOCK ~. com.pl. Prfflure lank
2'11 gal. laeparatorl f75. Dop 182.S
64&-llm
KIRBY n.cwm c1e11mr with
attadunmtl • p:il\.twr.
Take <Nf!I ~ ol ST -50
mo. or dllh balancr $51.28.
TCY poodle pupe. SSO up
Tmy toy stud aerv. ltampa.
Lttma. A!Jo beau Ya-.
$2964.
Pb. ~ °"'*· ~mo. SAMOYED/PURE BR.D>
Ana.ham. .tu~ female. Spayed, AKC
NAUG coodl .l-ctiair, fonst REG. Sacrttict! 952-llOL
IJ'ffft S75. O:Jntoar dlr, Dbl MINIATURE 9c:tinauan.
cuddltt bat ' m11 S200 AKC ~ MaJea and
54" pdstl tbl. da• ft. sso. fema}a 64M58S
~ or 54f>.TU9 DOG GROOMING by tnll'lff,
4 • SURFBOARDS B' to 10' All brwdl .ti Afft '6. AU
4" Gordie. Cballenier. H~ for Cindy ~7
ell .. Ha riJour. 546-6169
Hones
dy .~lSH
NEW '66 HONOAS
Sne 1IP _, S10D wtdl US!
GertDlr Fae Pl ..
2>73 w. Paa6c Coall Hwy.
• (DJ) l:Jl.JllO •
~ • BIKE TACO !i5
F"RAME, 10 • HP Well
~. Sl 1'5. GO • KART 3~
HP OJnton. ~ ef-mJ
l'VH-
'6:i Honda 250 Scrambla.
TOYOTA --1967 TOYOTA
ALL NEY LINE
N<To': Oti DlSPLA T
ee.dw w.. f.ul&ude
~...,. ...
-~· TEST DRlVJ: a &AVE
TODAY'
~L. .IHPOR~
Ba.l1lf'tl d utc+i Xlnt coad. 1J27 Jlarllor, CM. u s.ms
SS25. 731 0rance. S B.
6C2-UXJ4. ------1964 250t'c HariPy • DaV19Cll
SCI or tnde lor ptdl up.
SC3-Jl774.
1964 BSA ROR.'1f:f
Pmnx:T amd. CaD aft I. * * &ei.oTSe • * MUST SllL! .. Smuta Dirt
~-lila.R OFTER'
54849 .a.er ' I'll
'65 Y A.\IAHA. '&S "°"""9a.
St 75. .. S50l ec.o ~
EXTRAS' • • ~
1964 DUCA Tl 250 C'C
Good rond. SlS4. ~
aft 6 p.m.
TRIUMPH
* •5111 J *
Md.or and tram ftCallly
~·°"**' ...... tins, ~ wt.ma. Ra! a.na..
• C.11 ~.
* "6'l TR·t ~
• ORJG-CM'SEll!
SlCHi * * f'D.MT4
YOLKSWA&EN
FREE TO YOU 5-YEAR Bay Mare Spcn~.
but Kf'flt~ All l.&ck, $1/.). -======== T/IKE ove-r pl!Yl.WnU I)( WitJ. (iw to a nnch own-~'65 vw
S1.68 on "like new" Kirby er only. AKC R.e(iltered P"""'INTO-----:-Man--15-h&ndl---7
vu'\Jum. Bala.ncr $67. malt 2~ year Boeler, sm-yevs old. Ml.lit ~ ~
Crl'dtt Mrr. :>30-0441 Ue, frlendl;y. Area Code flc. 63.1..()6616 for lnfonnatkln.
CRA f'TSMAN TI4 • m-0054 9112
LAWN MOWER. 18". ~ Cun; ~wedt~ rrey kit· _T_RAN __ s_PO_R_T_A_T_ION __
HP $30 l\>n. 1412 Prllcilla Ln. 8oets & Yechtt 9000
• ~ R.oyl"t Ln. C. M + 642-414 9112 ----ALTEC FREE to lovin& homt. 1 ______ ..., _______ ..., ______ ..., __
St"'"'° High F1~1lty am· mQ kitten. 1 ~male, both T olycraft Newport
plihtr 1. ptt-amplibtr. I wka old. ~ 9/13 DEALERS FOR
ti-I\ ~)-466.J YmY lwM kitten ntt<k * Toltycnlt * Cull Stre.m
F'OR Salt • Coldq>ot rtfn&· I~ home. ~7749. 9113 .. Arenaenn• Su Bird ~tor Ptrftct. m. 2001 * Calitrnu• Dorwtt ~... FREE SiameH kittens, 6-y-...L. •-L Kinn Rd Nf"A'JJC'rt ~&c:b. 1Knt ~-... LI ~2394 Wffb-1>1d. 96.2..a:wo 9'12 Dick DUJmen
n.A __ T_W_AU.--P-AINT-----·-$1-.75--F1UZ JC*'-' ' ~ o"1. 1DI W. 0.. Hwy. N2·M64
g11J lno whi~}. Wa.IJaer'a, Pbant1Mf-4BJ5 t/14 ---
HM E J6Ul. C.M. 642-Sm REClSTEIU'.I> male Dalma-MA.RINE SURVEYlNG .\
uan rlffd1 fmced yrd, no APPRAISING • • CondihOll
l 1 ~ ft \oldePot c.-hHt fzr. amall childtto, obedience • • · Value • • f'l~ · • ·
:'\Int rond m. Frft del. lralnl.'d, .tlota ' lJCt'OM'. Capt R Sahdbolt :>41H161fi
fHJ. ~ 962-961i6 9 12 ·~PER.FOR \1ER •
Pl1111n upnfht 2 Yll. ff'm&)e ~an ahort e ~HP Evin L?·;ral Tank. C~.00 ~=on· S75. hair • weunan.ner crooas • Canvu Lo~. Tiil Tralltr. * * Good far hunu.ac. wat<.'hdoc , • Eittru' $1.lj() 494·9:127
R' C'OLTH Exeotl oond. $8(). Olldm. 546-9965 91)4 SAIL BOAT
9ill ()y1ttt Wht !Vian NI aJTE Fuzzy kittma. 6 wb MAINTENANCE. R.epain
& pad s:;o. 6~ old. 1 all white, 1 ~>' and Pa111t Expni~.
tlPHOl.STEKINC • STUO 2 white and one red and 642-2091.
pc-. 1 Eu:ropeu «aftmnen) white. 642"°'52 9/12 1-8-" _FREEBO ___ A_RD--SKIFF--
F'rtt Nl • deL pkbp. ru u· LONG Gl--...t _ ..... '.\! HB. .. .,_ .. 536--6405 2 ADORABLE bl~· gray •· ...__, "'"" ' •in. ._....., Tnultt S95 67J..49Sl
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n. mu&t ~11 lmmedla~l,y homr i-il;7.:'J!Z2 !\ J1 * Ort I n"
' ' flYlonf, c M. &t2..f~ -----'' ·1 KL II k'· 1111 ""16 \\f.U. tr11nf'd j yr' nlrl ., • r "' ·'"' ' <"1n 111 ~htal~ "'l'ddini: dllll Pen hordrr 1'0lhr All l'Mt 111p l'INll lo. i', llr
''' "~ ll. Si.l 'h•ll• "m"ll ho1h Affr<"l1 •n I \.1n,lr r rni;: 11, h1 111111
• f;l!.'Jjf, * '"''" ",. .,,. "'"'~~---~_::, .!2!..m timr Rt~,· 1197 I~
MAHOGANY 2 PtiPPI~ ~~n1 Ii: Col· .ci Ov.ms Tahlua.n
BEDROOM hr 2'M E. 0.1 \far CM Ptrf,.<1 rond rnxx> down
st"l' :'I pr r.ct <'Ond. 6n-5613 646-t!t!ll sru \\111 tnde ~
' . . ....
Tr•llers, Utility
LUGGAGE trailer. liR arw.
·~· ... ticenM. .,. * * 6t6-'19fJ9..
frucb 9500
'63 FORD Plat-UP
36. 000 nu. Sl 045 « be1lt
~fer ~
'ii CHEV 11 IOD P\dcup
e W !Hwy OuuoPr C;ampcr .ti
• extru! S1D 5J6.6D
J Door lldan. Uke ftfW Cllllt"
ctmca Local ... Cllr inde.
$)495
CMCP
Wll ..,
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C11il. Sports C.rs "not.67].f jft
213 7 Hart.or llYd. -&J -\"'-. J7 000 m .. v.-u1 trllM
""JUlt) 1111" • fac aiT a mmt
(o"'i Me~~ '.\" Mmpacta p1n11t! >I M 6-H-0;97
• '(,() \/\\-. -NEW--P-AOO'=-. -6'2·1692 • 1,000 COND! llll'~ 0 11\'f/NB. ICJ-71151
'«l Jquar XKE, Botish rat'-
lnl IJ'ft'll, factory air Show
room new. S77 doo."11, m
mo A ~ bank contract
talancr ol ~.
l!IM XKE RO-AOS--IE-:R-
\\'lrf' 14 hHI~ ~\Ml>'
ror s·".1;·, firm
l\rlh nlw I~-.. \ IM
Newporter Motors
,,,; '66 \'W 1D MODEL
.,, 500 • mt. MAKE OfTll\
,,, CA1J., m-1111
'58 VW PERT-mlda. Good
t1rn U7S. Stt Sf~
rear
764\'A' '.l2 1100 ml RAH .
:-,,." r.cint /. ntts! S1200
f'H i'll" ,...~,
t-!Si~•."M •, "'" I\., \ \\ lu milrap. radHI
1~ JAl~l Afl \tu\. ' "'tru 'Int rond. l. owner
Air automal k pov.tr Item ~tar huntly ol1rr, :i66-0660
m1lrt1 :-:~ <W"11tion 0\\' l Nttd a G&rbmltlullle~
ER. rhtww 642-70> F1nd Ll wtGI a nZll ad!
Allto Sales * .,, '116 MAUBUIPVT·PTY 1Jl7 Ford l'ldlH1p RMS. .M. e '10 Fard ~.I' bed, S _, Mu.It aacnf.\tt' VI. All Few alt or tndt. M• 19e _, ~ , C
cyt. ~ ,,._, tl5 dil. pwr. ~ Vlnyt top .ti lnt. to appnaate. ~2222 541-1.JM • ,:;r~ Mcma, auto., cean· ~· S7100. Call IMPERIAL ''2 ll.AMILll
JllH. A-1 C.! S2S dn. Dan Dary, Q-4Dl. Cl-* ..... M _.,. w ..
OAC "15 IMPALA ._. hdtp. Sil· '60 (~•••L .....,. --._ l/M. U.. .._
• 'al T-Blrd eanrt, n WI' blue. B«••>cmd! a.~ ... r-s;lllD' •w 4'1.
pwr .• eiec. "1Ddowa. $lS mJ. Emu! New tlrea. $DJO J •. U aq ftla .. II • $695
dJt. OAC. M-0293, 545-lllS ntt .._.,. ~ l /M. ,.._ ..... r-•-,.__ ........., u.. ... as 1u.
• IM .....,... '-lJUDt1'7 '1i5 on:v 391 ~In. 'J'urt>o. ~ACauto. Uke DPW~ Hydro tnM-~J. M~ $895 RA y VINES
1914 .... '°" llvtl.~ CM ~~fMAC! S25!JIS. 4201 E. Wiiow
LI '"'"22 ., TOO BUSY TO flXt RAY VINES Long a..ch 527-1341
USED CAR r '62 Corn.J.r Monza •• apd. 4201 E. Wilow '61 RAMBLER Q.ASSJC
Cao..out Sa!. r Stick, Brokm crank SJ8S Lont a..ch 527•1341 ~DR. STATION WAG·
No cUh Deeded. Just atart r' tuU pr;ct. * mmi JS75, * * SJS.fTll
inakiQi Pll11Dmt.I. 61 late e '64 MALIBU SB '"5PI). JEEPS ')7 RA..'fBLER W1111 N8*
moctrJ mra. All mUlt So! e Mjdni,tit bl11t. SHARP' won. $jC) or be« olftt.
All >'O'l need to bey, ia a • S1BiO. Goull OVERSEAS! ~
)Oii &Del IOIM cndJt. No • CALL ~1656 WGCJO•••rl
~tor 111 dl1a. ()pell .,, 1mpa1a aporta <i>e. '415. West
'till m)dnlpt • ~ thry One <M'Dtt~ ALL NEW 1917 JEEP
lalt. * ~175.1 * LINE ON DLSPLAY TODAY
l24 8. Harlxr, Sant.a Ana •• CHEVELLE $ 391. e WAGONEERS
IJt-59 ' • spd. 5tfftO, AD emu! e JEEPS
Fct:Y • suar. s:znx>. S4H'1'25 • TRUCKS
•• 'SI CHEV 11..ARGE VI. S.ve $1100 e )-1IPd Oii llr Tn·~· ON A FEW '61 MOOELS
Pa C&Il "Skip" S48-6l615 J.N STOCK . ~2E-::: ft.:o~~
SUPER SPORT, 4 .. peed. Trentpertatlen Can and Tadl. Call 962-4S19 ir.r. Hatbor. c.M. u 1-1515
52'a CID up • IDa1'J to dM>oet --=:======== from. Low .. fT .so don.
COSTA CAR 00. CHRYSLER MUSTANG
Foretp 6 Domestic '65 Muirtanc 4 SP. 225 HP.
STUDEIAKEI
'64 STUDE.
Daytona
Hardtop, V·S. radio, btetlr,
automahc.
$1495
CMCP
CUey awa eontrada oac
1919 Hatlor, CM. 60-m4 '63 Chrysler
New Yorker
PIS. P/B. G.T. 350 auapen-.....
1100, Goodyear Blu StJ-eaks, 2929 Harbor Blvd., CJI.
* '64 VOLVO 4 dr. arl1
owner. latr mlleaie· Eves'
Wkends 642.mJ
IUICK
'65 BUICK
WILDCAT
CUSTOM
% door hardtop. radro. heat·
er. automatic. power st.eer.
In&. ~r brake.. J>O'l\'t r
windows, lactory air. Gold
w!ttl hi.ck bucket Int&.
$3195
CMCP
2'1'.l'I ll11rhnr Bl' d . <.' ~I
·~1'1.14
&.' RIVIERA __ _
All pc>•u, air cond.
lmmac cood! E~ 6'2-4640
4 door hardtop. full powtt,
factory air. Belrt with
matdd111 tnc.ior.
$2195
CMCP
2929 Harbor 81Vd , C :'tf.
:>46-1934
'62 Chrysler
Station Waaoo. 9 pllllen&•r.
tull ~, local new car
trad' In.
$1595
CM CP
Ex~l oond. ~2586 alt 6 =====546-=1934==== p.m.
'66 MUitan& Conv,rtible, T·llRD
V-&, full power, only ).000 19GO T·BlRD. New paJnt.
mi. Xlnl cond. Make olltt. new tira. leether lntnior,
546-0'150. immaculate thru ·out. $1100.
OLDSMOllLE
'64 OLDS.
"l!B" >1ES1'A Station Wapi.
fuU power, 18.CXX> actual
mile.a
$2395
.CMCP
'6. OLDS C\rtlHI -r.ac~n
Ptt f'ar 111r, nrw J'lllnt.
l1l'f'!I. Ir \hO<'k' Pow .,,.,,
r'lldkl Sl71l'> &47·il99
Iii'\ 1>971
l'IM ('l'11.Al'.~ OLDS-
f'lran rac l lr pwr 1trn'1.
Rarpln• Sl74J ~ml
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$1595
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2929 Harbor Bl~d C \f.
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