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VOL 60. NO. 252, ~SECTIONS, 50 PAGES
Harbor ·
TEN CENTS
Army Ol{s Erosion W orl{, R~ces With Tides
BJ JiMWR J'. OOtl.ilNI .............
Tiie U..S. ~ C.,. fll EQgjneera
in W••iaqtw D.C .• t.lay gave final
applOHI te a ,,.,.. mg range
beadl er.-cmitrol project foe Wal New;.t. ~ -
)8 a l'8Cle apimt tides, corps Offi·
ciall will award Gle jib c:mhact on
Nw. J. .. ~ •' ?kW to begin .._ W. ._ New. I,• aecarcling to
Ne:wpart Bw:tl av II • ..,. Bar•
WJL. ........
· Advertising for bids will begin Mon·
day.
A seven foot high tide is expected
to strike on the date of the contract
award. The project calls for the haul·
ing of 460,000 cubic atds ot sand to
the critlCal erosion area between 38lh
and .Ust Streets in West Newport. In
addition. a 250-foot long timber groin
will be constructed off 40tb street.
Newport city councilmen Monday
night will be aaked by Public Works
Director Joeepb T. Devlin to take 1c-
tion clearing the way for ~. f.stral-
state project. .
Devlin said steps the couactl'must
take include approval of rigbt-of-way
easements for heavy eq~..._ and
.. authorization of a $5,000 e~ture
lo protect street ends, to maintain re-
cently placed rock groins and to build
up localized eroding areas OQ, the
down current side of tbe roct~ms.
The Corps' sand haul oiler will
be the largest in the city's ry.
Devlin said the sand will be tran&·
•
ported from the mouth of the Santa
Ana River and from the beach front
on both sides of the Balboa Pier.
Among stale agencies involved in
approval of the Corps' project design
·memorandum was the state Water
Resources Board. From there, the
memorandum went on to Washington.
Whet.her the project will begi.n in
time to reduce the force of the erariy
November high tidal onslaught "re-
mains a question mart,'• Hmiburt
noted.
oute 0 1es
School Bond
Forecast
'VeryOose'
All Bond Facts
People ask a lot of questions about their schools. They lhould.
A lot of tax money goes into them.
They're asking more questions now, with a $20 million bond
luue coming up in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa next Tuesday.
To get the answers to some of these questions, the DAILY
PILOT interviewed IChool trustees in a wide·ranging talk that went
into such topics a.s:
-la school carpeting a luxury?
Jllr I M JmftJME -Did the district hire _a special finn lo "sell" .the bolMI ~ ............. gram? I
.._ ...... "'' ·It-.! Cam· -Is the superintendent's sa1aey too high' • ....., ..... ., .... ~.
._"t ~ a.e .,,.. re" el ~ Some of these .. estiom pertatn to . t4• bond issqe; ~ tre =
.&->1 ..... Neu_..vllesa Uni~ just general qoestiW people baY• abo&A -..,.. l , , . \ _, r-.• ,-t
W ll:Mll DMald Mm& elldila. WUtever theb' source. they're analyied and: ••II
.. : ... ~ ..... to~ .... t..1,11Ml Oecmneot p._.. feature in s.tarday'1 DAILY
f« .._ te .... It'• a provocative and interesting commentary. 8Dp.
Ills n1:s1 M • ._,,tr. llldic3h Don't mJM it tomorrow.
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JU& lie jMe}eda IJ.JJI ·'Je4"' ~.
e.t lie ii ...._... -. mm a firm
pteclKtiam • edimafn dnnrn IO me.
&El llNG fiOILI
Woad, a CDlea Mesa rea! ataCa
............... -tile task of •· tiaC .. pis ,.. Jlble c:ampaigD
,.... ~ the Banbr Area.
Be bas .. mn....., quite u arny
...... dab -J .
Some ef il is definitin such 1s
the mmbtt ol demeutary ldJool
elliJllna Jmmc • eadl pncinct and •
~-precmct pnfile ol past .............. ' ,,. rat ii feedlwk from campaign
......... -door-t4Mloor infer·
views, Wq'' me pailillc ar oller meth-
od ef .......
VOTE PROIECTIONS
Patmc it aD together aod mixing in
I mW..1 ...... of illtDitift bunch
wt.r'e tile cWa is imlllmplete, Wood c&ee .80ND6, Pace i>
Felony Shooting
Charge Dismissed
Against Balboan
Tbe feiamJ dlar1le ...-i I Balboa
widow. GDCI! accmed of attempted
murder, .. dipninftl 11mnday and
Ille will be tried llQt monCh for "dis-
plaJiDC a fir'*1ll ia • rude, angry
ud tbaeateWnc w ,.. a miscte--
meanar.
First for Mississippi
Seven Whites Convicted
ln Civil Rights Deaths
MERIDIAN. Miss. (UPI) -An aU·
white federal jury today convicted
sevem men, including a deputy aherlff
and a Ku Klux Klan leader, of conspir-
acy in the killing of three young civil
rights workers in 1964.
It was the first time in hlstory White
men have been convicted of a major
civil rigbtg crime in Mississippi.
Eighteen men were charged with
conspiring in the June 21, 1964 slaying
of Michael Schwerner, Andrew Good-
man and James Chaney on a dark,
lonely road near Philadelphia, Miss.
The jury, which included seven
women, found eight or them innocent
and declared itself deadlocked on the
remaining three.
U.S. Dist. Judge Harold Cox, his
voice trembling with anger, accused
two of the convicted men-including
Neshoba County Deputy Sheriff Cecil
Price-of threatening to dynamite the
jurors if they brought back a guilty
verdict.
The jury convicted Price, the 29-
ye.ar-old deputy who arrested the
three men the day they died ; Samuel
H. Bowers, 42, Imperial wizard of
the White Knights of tbe Ku Klux
KJan ; Alton Wayne Roberts, 28; Hor-
ace Doyle Barnette. 31: Jimmy
Snowden. 33; Billy Wayne Posey, 30.
and .Jimmy Arledge, 29. All except
Bowers, accused of conceiving the
"elimination," were placed by witnes-
ses at the scene or the slayings.
The conspiracy convictions earry a
maximum sentence of 10 years in pri·
son and fines oC $5,000 e-acb, Cox set
sentencing for next Friday.
"I very heartily endorse the VE"rdict
of this jury," said J udge Cox, .. parti·
cularly in respect to Mr. Roberts."
Cox ordered five of the convicted
men released under $5.000 bond p<'nd·
ang sentencing. Then he called Price
and Roberts before him.
YEAR 'FOREVER'
FOR TRACT SIGN
Forever is too long, but we'll give
you one year more, Newport Beach
planning commissioners told a sign
applicant Thursday.
Developers of Baycrest Homes
sought pertnission to extend the time
limit on two of. their directional
signs which read: ''Baycrest Homes
With a Forever View."
One of Ule sigrw; must come down
oow, said commissioners. 'Jlhe sec·
ond "forever'' can go for another
year, they ruted.
Blocli 18
Corners;
Shops Shut
OAKLAND (UPI) -Thousands of
jeering antiwar demonstrators swarm·
ed into the heart of 6a.kland today,
blockading intersections and forcing
traffic almost to a standsWI.
The milling crowd of more than
4.000 forme:d blockades temporarily
preventing bu.sloads of inductees from
reaching the embattled Oakland ln.-
f uction Cenllt. .
A>llce called ..... tor nbtfof'-<!t!menll
from. other cities including San Fran-
cisco. and enabled the buses to get
through.
At le~t seven arrests were made
and at least four persons were injured .
Traffic was for~ to a crawl on the
main thoroughfares and cross streets
were closed. Most businesses in the
area did not open, anticipating trouble.
The crowd fanned through the down-
town section after 1>0lice, marching
shoulder to shoulder, wedged them
from in front of the Induction Center.
The rnilltant protestors regrouped
on neighboring .atreeta where they
grabbed anything movable to build
barricades at intersections. Police pur-
sued.the demonstratou_and dispersed
many with billy clubs .
At one time, 18 intersections in the
draft ce nter area were blockaded
with 25().pound concrete tree plant-
ers. garbage cans. news stands and
park benches. Thirty.five vehicles,
including a large truck, were pushed
into the intersections with tires de·
flated and ignition wires ripped.
City buses were re·routed around
the area as police attempted to clear
the streets.
Seven busJoads of inductees even-
tually unloaded at the center under
escort by nearly 100 policemen on foot
and motorcycles. Their arrival was
about three hours behind the normal
schedule.
Earlier this morning, a wedge or
120 police routed the demonstrators
from their picket lines around the In·
duction Center.
Many of the demonstrators wore
helmets, vowing to battle the police
in an attempt to shut down the cen·
(See DRAFI', Page 2)
Stock /tJ•rket
NEW YORK (AP}-The stock mar·
ket deepened its decline in fai.I;ly ac·
live trading late today. (See quota-
tions, Pages 10-ll.)
Volume for the first four hours was
8.75 million shares compared with 8.51
million Thursday.
Mn. R:utll Daris Seely. 41. o( 804
E. Balboa BM.. also is...,. charged
with stmpk auaalt. another misde-
meaJMll'. Siie wu arraigned on both
comb TlnndaJ in .Newport-O>st.a
Meu llaa ii-' CGart, before Judge
DoMld o.gu.
He set lier trial fort a .m. Nov. 22.
At the reqaest of lbe District At·
tomey'I office. I fdcmJ charge of a1-
11auJt with .a deadly weapon against
Xrs. SeelJ was diamiJled. T h a t
t"barge. in tum. bas resalted Crom a
~ling down al Ole original charge ol
attempted murder.
Party Boat Disturhan~ell
Both felony charges stemmed from
l 1booti:llg Sept. 11 in the dry clean·
mg st.are Mn. Seely manages at 806
E. Balboa.
At the preliminary ~.mg during
Mn. Seel.)''1 first visit to Municipal
Coart. htricia Raby. mo al IOt E. Balboa. and Richard Hadden. 38. of 1• Od Mar A~ .. eo.ta Mesa. te1ti-
fied s~ fired at t~ir fttt during a
dlgpute.
John Stodd. dtfenR ~ttome • for
M~ SeefJ' said 1tw shot in sell de·
lens.e.
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City Planners To Deci.de River Boat Issue
How can an old rashioned river boat
cn1ise around Newport Harbor with
parties aboard and not disturb bay.
front homeowners?
That's the question today before the
city's planning commissioners. and
the Balboa Bay Club, which wants to
buy the boat.
Commissio~rs shelved the proposi·
tlon Thursday night arter determining
they should explore possible draw·
back~ to the idea.
Richard Stevens. clu b vice pre~i·
dPnt, said lhe crnrt's purpose was two·
fold . to serve as a place ror club par·
ties. and ror the use or visiting guests
In Newport Beach.
"The avaHability of such a boat to
civic organizations and Club membe rs
will fill a real need,·• he noted in a
prepared statement.
'·I'm not too sure that residents of
our bayfront homes would approve or
this kind or entertainment," counter·
ed John Jakosky, Jr., acting commis·
s1on chairman.
Said Commissioner .John S. Watson
' It wouldn't bf' long herore ever~· cl11h
want!! a boal and Lhen wh#I do we do with lhE'm an···
Added Commissioner Ray Y. Cope·
lin, .. At least one thing in your favor
1s that if someone fell off he wouldn'I
break an arm."
The planning body agreed with Sir·
vens that. the proposal carried a lot
or merit.
They directed the city attorney·s
office to inllestigate legal implica·
tions. and voted to return the matler
to their next regular session Nov. 2.
Ir approved, the vessel would spend
much of lls time moored at the Bal·
boa Bay Club dock. It would host par·
ties and vii;ltin~ guesL'I under the ~11·
pervis1on of club personnel, Stevens
sald.
· ''lt depends on tl01r quktly tbe
contractor can get started." be tlid.
"The contract specifies only that be
begin at least by Nov. 6."
ln any event, City Engineer Bellja-
min 'B, Nolan said, the project will
auure beachfront protection from
Nov. 6 Lo January, when ocean cur·
renta swifUy begin building up the
Nnds.
"Wltb the beacbfront we haw now,
u netTow aa it is," said ~ "it'a
un1ikely tbat we would ban beee
.a
able 6D wftM""'lll nm wjwiwal tides."
llllRna"e~
Burtbart ,m..a e8Drts by fedl!ral
&lld ..,. oftidals 6D rmla the JS9ject.
He piaaw oat aw ~ il w
hem antitipaf"d a.t tbe ....t would
not beCia .......... -in JMmllJ. "We're )Ill _.,... et ae .,_..
that ..... fedlnl -;., .....
ed -tllis pnjed.. he ..... .., ..
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an
READY, AIM -Oat1and policemm (forceloum) appears to be fat.
ing ~ to swing nightatick at north ead of .,........._ Jiiii.war
demonru-ator as officers drive demomtnton ..-a, frem ()atbnd
Induction Center.
Watts Area Flares Again;
Negroes, Police in Clash
Bands or Negro youths clashed with
police in a 20-block area midway be·
tween Watts and downtown Los AlA·
geles Thursday night Thirty-<>ne per·
sons, mostly Negroes, were arres~
and at least five persons were in-
jured before police restored order by
a show of force .
Police estimated 400 young adults
were involved in the rock and bottle
throwing rampage along Vermont Av·
enue near the Memorial Coliseum
and Sports Arena complex in South
Central Los An geles.
Early today three minor firebomb-
ing incidents occurred wi.tbin ~ 10.
minute interval. Small hres 10 a
bakery and in a dry goods store by
molotov cocktails were contained with·
in 10 minutes.
Three molotov cocktails were tossed
through windows in a market in the
same area. A tbird firebombing in-
cident resulted in a small blaze on a
rooftop, also edinguished quickly.
Police said they had picked up a
"carload" of suspects and we r e
searching for others seen in the area.
More than 230 policemen move:d
Into the area at the height of the
disturbance Thursday afternoon. Many
of them wore black covers over their
riot helmets for camouflage against
possible sniper attacks. There were
no reports of shooting. however. No
looters were observed.
One of the injured was an unidenti-
fied caucasian pummeled by a crowd
of Negroes Poli ce asserled there
were no racial overtones to the dis·
turbance.
.. We're terming it a major disturb-
ance," said Sgt. Dan Cooke ... It's not
a riot. There were very few club-
wieldings by police and only a rew
officers look their clubs out or their
rings."
How ever. 11 was the second mo~t
srriou~ dislurbance since thP <\uit·
ust. 1!16a. Walt~ not . durin\? which :14
!Jf'r!'ons wrl"!' ~1llrd and dama~e In·
tale<! $40 milhon. Four drathi; 0t"
curred in a similar outbreak in March,
1966. at Jordan High School
Damage in 'lbandaJ·• outburst ap-
peared coafmed to ~ broken wi:.
dows in lJ buildings aloa«i Vermont
Avenue and damage from lhe Molotov
cocttails.
Pol.ice Capt. O\arles Reece. rom-
m.ander of Uoive:rsity DiviDan, a.aid
the roving bands. numbering 50 to
150 penons, were "groups of yoang
adults who like a rambk. n.ty are
prepondel anUy dropouts from scbool"
Weadler
You people who were thinking
of cdt.iq • little aua over the
weekend. back to your scrabble
boa.rd.I. Thal foggy stuff will
hang a.round through the after·
noon. dropping the coastal tem-
peratUtt to 70. Inland il's sl!U
foggy. but up to 14 degrtts.
INSIDE T0•.4 Y
A llout /or gltMt.s n. Co.IG
Muo tlfld o mbront Hntmgt(11l
Bea.ch to0ma11 "'~ " a m t
"1t'ons .. liff .. art' part o/ tht' d~
Li9htf ul mirturt' of infomtar101'
ai1d t'J1krto1n'"'"' todag m
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liARBOR HIGH PRINCIPAL t: . Ch•rles E. Godshall . . . ' ..
Harbor High
Principal In
Second Year
Cbar&es E. GodlbaD tlds faD bta-
hls second JU" • prindpM of Zl·JW-
old Newpsl Harbor Higb School
Me is responsible for oveneeing the
school's largest eva enrollment -
2.~ students -and a staff of 114
teachers.
Ci<>dshall. 40. w~ once a profession-
al baseball player. But be gave that
cneer up 1S years ago to begin teach-
ing school
A.ii bis experience is on the high
school level He bas taught malbem•
tics and physical education, been a
counselor, a coordinator of student
penonoel, assistant principal and
principal.
Godshall received a BA in pby&ical
education from San Jose State Col-
lege, and later obtained an M.A. in
setoodary education from Los Angeles
State College. He still is taking courses
at the Univenity of Southern Cali-
fornia and hopes to complete his «\PC·
toral program in 1969.
GodshaJJ was born in Jllinois and
lived his first 20 year&· in h.iJ home
state. Tbe other h~ of his We be has
lived in Southern california, mostly
in the Whittier area.
His wife. Rena, is a mu.sic coordina-
tor in another school district.
Frutay, Octobtr 20, 1%7
SEA KING LEADER
· Leon C. Meeks
Principal Meeks
G~~ts Students
For Fifth Year
PriDdpel L1oD C. Med.I ls 111 old
band .t peetin& 1tudenta and teach-
ers to Corona del Mat ffilb School.
He baa been principal .tra the achoo:
opened five years ago.
This fall be welcomed 1,935 students
and a faculty oC 95.
Meeks. 49. has a wide-range of past
education experience. He has been a
mathematics, sOciaJ studies and Eng·
lish teacher on both the high school
and junior high level, a guidance coun-
selor. teacher ol. mentally retarded,
and elementary administrator.
He bolds a BA degree from La·
Verne College and an MA in education
from Claremont College. He also has
t.a.ke.n graduate study at UCLA in ad-
ministraion, psychology, counseling
and cuniculum.
Meeks is skipper of the Newport
Harbor Ch am b e r of Commerce's
Commodores Club. He also is active
in the Harbor Area Boys Club-, Or·
ange Coast YMCA. tt)e Irvine League,
and the Orange Q>unty Pbil.barmon-
k A.uociation. Hu wile. Maxine. teaches at Lin·
coin Intermediate School. The family ,
including sons, Gregg. 15, and Mark.
13. and daughter, Teresa, 9, lives in
Newport Heights.
$698 in Oothing Stolen from Auto
Newport Beach police today were
searching for a well-dressed t b i e f
alter motorist Oscar Alapaugb. 50. of
Santa Ana. reported 1698 in men·s
clothing stolen from his parked car.
Alapaugh said he discovered a door
window pried open and the garments
missing after he left hi,car on a mo-
tel parking lot :from 9 a.m. to 9:30
a.m. Wednesday at 6208 W; C<>ast
Highway.
Included in the burglar's haul. ac-
cording lo a poli ce report. were four
suits. several shirts. five pair of
slacks and a s~rls co~t.
Getting out-·Tlae Bard Wag
Some or estimated 10-1 5 passersby who stopped to aid Mrs. Diane
Evans. 23, of 5561 Va n Buren St.. Huntington Beach. after her car
swerved out of control and flipped on its side this morning on Beach
Boulevard. south of Heil Avenue in Jlunt in~ton Beach. help the youn~
mother unload h<'r son . .James .Ir .. 4. the h;i r<I wav. Accident left Mri;.
Evans upside <lown in front sc:it. hPr ioon was si.andin_g up on wh11l
h11<1 bcrn thP std"''' thf' i-:ir "hen rt was uprrJ!hl. Both were shaken
up but ;ippart'ntly unhurt in the 7.4:> a.m. mishap. ,
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Suez Canal May Remain Closed
Egypt Refuses To Mo~e Until Israelis. Withdraw
I .
U_.... Prell 'la&trutloal
t>lJ>TOlnatlc reports In London today
said the Suez Canal is likely to re-
main closed for another year and
probably ·even longer.
The reports said that British sound-
ings in Cairo and feelers in the Unit-
ed Natioas have produced no indica-
tion of a compromise that could get
the vital waterway reopened soon.
Egypt, wbkh is losinit between QlO
millj()n-and '3llO million aM ually be·
cause of the closure, refuses to open
the canal until Israeli troops withdraw
from ,the .occupied territory on its east
bank. ·
brael. in turn. refuses to budge un-
til the Arabs recognize Israel, drop
their state of belllgerency and nego-
tiate a settlement.
Even if a political settlement were
reached before the end of the year.
which is highly unlikely. it would still
take six months to repair damage and
open shipping channels, the reports
said. "
They added that there was little
chance the canal will open in the fore·
seeable future. which could mean "a
year, two or even longer." ·
At the United Nations, tile presi·
Hearing on Stock Bilk
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Of Divorcee Continued
Preliminary court oearings were
continued to Oct. 30 for two South La-
guna 'men charged with bilking a di-
vorced Costa Mesa mother of two by
selling her wort.bless ~ks.
Ord~ to return ·after their ap-
pear~e Thursday in Newport Beach
Municipal Court were Richard Dennis
Glimpse, 2.S, and John David McDou-
gall. 37, both of 21621 Wesley Drive,
South Laguna.
The contlnuab~e wai ·agreed to by
both prosecution and· cWen11. Bail fOS'
the deJendants remained at '5,500
each. according lo a court aide.
GJimpse, a salesman, and McOou·
g~ll. an insurance agent; are accus·
ed of selling 1.5,000 oC worthless stock
to Mrs. Virginia A. Van Ornum, a
America's Cup
Still Sought
By Australia
NEW YORK CAP)-The !\oyal Syd·
ney Yacht Squadron, whose Gretel
tried to take the America's Cup five
years ago, has challenged tl:le N e w
York Yacht Club again, it was an·
nounced Wednesday.
It was the Jourth challenge received
by the New York Yacht Club this fa ll
for the 1970 defense of the interna·
tional salllng trophy which never has
been lost by the U.S. in the 118 years
of the competition.
A challenge was received from The
Royal Yacht Club of Greece Tuesday.
Previously. the Royal Dorset Club of
England and the Club D'Hyeres of
France bad challenged.
The Australian challenge syndicate
agaln includes Sir Frank ·Packer. who
was a ranking membet of the Gretel
combine.
The New York Yacht Club will meet
on Oct. 26 in hopes of coming up with
a plan on how to hand.le the challenges.
Area eliminations patterned after the
Davis Cup tournament in tennis
may be the answer.
Cigarette Blamed
For $4,000 Fire
In Newport Beach
A smoldering cigarette today was
blamed as the probable cause or a
$4,000 blaze which partially destroyed
a single-story residence at 301 :l2nd
St.. according to Newport Beach Fire
Marshal W. C. "Bud" Noller.
The fire was discovered about 11
a.m. Wednesday by neighbors who
report,ed that billows of smoke wrre
gushing from the house. There were
no Injuries. .
The rental property ls owned hy
Joseph W. Slowikowski, of 340 Cata·
Jina Drive. Newport Beach. Its occu-
pants were identified only as two
your adults. Terry Glass and Sherry
Yaberg. They were away When the
blaze erupted.
Noller said the fire started in a
rear bedroom and spread to another
bedroom and ttle kitchen before it was
contained. Structul'al damage was
pegged at $3,000 and loss of contents
at $1,000.
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BONDS • • •
has come up with the followin;? pro-
jections:
-A voter turnout of 20,000 out of
some 46.000 registered.
-13.376 ·•yes" voles.
His predicted voter turnout i~ ahout
10 percent higher than the 33 perernt
last time. but he maintans that there
is heightened voter interest.
Annual Meet Set
How r~ent addition or ~treet and
alley li ghts on Balboa Island "ha· l'e·
duccd the crime incidence" Mii be
t1iscussed wh en the Balboa lslann Im·
provem('nl Assodation holds 11• ;i n.
nual meeting a R rm <kt 7F. ill the
Comm11n1ty Methodi~I Churrh 115
/\~ate Ave.
Costa Mesa registered nurse, 1nvestl-
gators said.
~ transact.ion allegedly involved
1,000 shares in ~ defunct Nevada cor-
poration, American R~sources, Inc.,
which was organized in 1919, accord-
ing to the district attorney's olfi
0ce.
ABC Grants 16
Liquor Permits
Along Coast
Sixteen or 50 liquor lic~nses award-
ed Wednesday by the Alcoholic Bev-
erage Control Board were for Orange
Co•st businesses. Drawings were held
ln Orange City Council C'bambers.
Awaroed off-sale licenses were: Jo-
seph A. Irvine. 126 Main St., Hun~
tington Bach; Lucille A. Warren, 115
E. Santa Isabel . Costa Mesa; El
Rancho Markets Inc., 16821 Algooquln
St., Huntington Beach; William Han-
shaw. 17000 Ross St., Fountain Val-
ley; William R. Effinger, 4941 Warn·
er Ave . Huntington Beach and Joseph
R. Milligan. 1125 W. Victoria St., Cos·
ta Mesa .
Awarded on-sale general Ucenses
1 wert>.
Robert X. Morrell. Armand Pedici-
ni. John F. and John F. Jr. Stock-
well. 17185 Brookilurst St., Fountain
Valley ; Huntington Beach Co., 3000
Palm .Ave .. Huntington Beach ; Roy
D. Barnhart. 16952-58 Bolsa Chica
Ave .. Huntington Beach: Capt. Jack
No. 2 ln'c., 181'll Beach Blvd., Hun-
-tington Beach and Ancient Mariner
Joe., 2607 W. Coast Highway, New·
port Beach.
Also, Far West Services No. 31 Inc.,
1555 Adams Ave .. Costa Mesa: Mari-
na Vie w Heights Development Co.,
27300 San Juan Creek Road. San J uan
Capistrano; Buffums', No. 1 Fashion
Island, Newport Center, N e w p o r t
Beach: Bridger Enterprises Inc .
23882 Bridger Road. El Toro and
Edward F'. and .June Zilm , 1712 Pia·
centia Ave., Costa Mesa.
Steel Haulers
To Wait Until
'Hell Freezes?'
PITTSBURGH <UPI\ -A top 1abQr
official told leaders of striking steel
haulers today they had better accept
a revised settlement proposal or be
prepared to stay off the job until
"hell freezes over."
"There is no room for comprom·
ise." said William .1. Hart .. Pennsyl-
vania secretary or labor and industry.
who headed a mediation panel which
formulated the proposal.
"If the drivers don't take this offer
they had better be prepared to stay
out till hell freezes over ," he said.
''They're getting all they are going
to get.''
Hart's statement came as delegates
representing 20.000 strikers in eight
states scheduled a 2 p.m. meeting in
Cleveland to consider the proposal-
which involves waiting time at steel
mills-and decide whether a rati(ica-
tlon vote should be taken.
Hart came under immediate attack
by Bernard Berkman. a Cleveland al·
torney who is a chief spokesman for
the strikers.
Newport Man
Not Too Quick
First they ~aw him. then they
didn't, then they saw hJm again.
Because of a witness. a Newport
Beach quick-change artist who wasn't
quick enough today faced charges of
evading a traffic citation.
Police said Stephen H. Albllnger ,
3-4, garbed in crash helmet and striped
overalls. was stopped We9nesday
night for al1Cg<'t11y ridin~ hii; motor-
cycle the wroni:( wa y on a one-wily
str<'<'I.
Bui hf'lorr lhr off1C'rr 1•011"1 111il!ht
ft'om h1!\ palm! i-;1r 111 wn:r-A tirkrl.
AlhlinJ?n. nf fll~ :tilh ~I . le>llk off on
hrs cycle. police said.
dents of the security council and the
general assembly were conferring to-
day on which organ should be the
scene of a full-dress Middle East de-
bate.
The assembly put the Mideast crisis
on 1ts agenda as a matter of "high pri-
ority." But it agreed last week to post-
pone its debate indefinitely in order
to give the' council time to act first.
The 16-nation council, boftver. ap-
peared divided in almost as many
ways as it has members. And it show-
ed no sjgn ol calling a meeting soon.
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The crane has moved up to the niDdl Ooal' aad ~· .-C
fine. So said Archite<t Don Fean, al AN'hria -.lay .. e9-
-struction of l84toty Bethel Towers, destined to Ille ..._ • lf c
in Costa Mesa and in Orange County. Opmiq ale f« die ,,_i..
ment tower for senio~ citiziens-remains July 1•.
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DRAFT PROTESTS .••
ter. But. they grudgingly y le t·d e d
ground as the wedge of polic;e moved
in front of the center.
As the wedge of 120 officers began
marching, a defiant roar arose from
the crowd as it slowly gave ground.
Detn'onstrators threw road flares. fire-
crackers. stink bombs and tin cans.
Screams of "No. No. We won't go"
anci ''Hen no. We won't go.'' were
i;ounded fn the s'treet eerily lit' up by
television camera' lights.
The episode kept Oakland in the
roreftont of the seething nauonwide
"Stop the Dralt!" protest. now in its
filth day. Other developments in-
cluded :
-A split in the Oakland movement.
-The possibility of calling out the
National Guard.
-:-Violence elsewhere in the nation,
while thousands of paratroopers were.
called out to protect the Pentagon.
%5! ARRESTED
In Oakland. since "St.op the Draft,.
week began Monday. 252 persona have
been arrested and 22 injured.
The protestors met Thursday on
the Berkeley campui; of the Univer-
sity of California and talked angrilv
about today's scheduled efforts to
snarl the induction of recruits at t.he
center.
''We are i.:oin~ to l?O dow n th<'rf!
ant1 ha ve another confrontaUon like
T11ri'i'lay -only smarkr." i;ttid Mor·
~an Spec tor. 19, a UC !'ludent m<'m-
ber o~ the Stop lhr Draft sir1'ring
comm1ttce.
"We will stop the buse~ and cloi;e
that damned induction center!" he
shouted. "We anticipate 2,000 to 3.000
people will be willing to help ua. and
we intend to give the cops one helluva battle!"
Many of toGay• s demonstraton
wore vaseline on their faces and car·
rled canisters of water to clear their
eyes. They explained that th:se were
w:-3pons to fight the effc-rts of the
Matr tt•::ir 1?1Hi usct1 hy O;ikland polict
last Tuesdav.
Lt Gov. i:ol:Jrrt 1'111d1 aC'!in:l chirf
r-.~:·11 live w;1i'r Cov l'":i.:.an is at·
lrndin~ thP N:ition:it Cnv<'rnori; Con·
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Turmoil Puts Pressure on Regents
,.,__ Wire Servieea lasue a flat declaration againSt the
DA VIS -University of California use of campuaes for unauthorized
~ faced iDcreaaed pressure to-ralllet.
day fnm Gcw. Reagan's adminiatra-The lieutenant governor planned to
tiDa ..S oClllen to clamp down on ask today for "cle&N:ut ground f1tles
.tdDl mati-draft demonstrators. so a chancellor knows what be can.and IL Gov. Robert H. Finch, an ex-cannot do."
effido regent, and UC regent Allan Heyna woUld not commit bimaelf on
Grul. a Reagan appointee, called on Finch's plan. But he commented ''it a. tHeudng ~ of the nine-cam-would .be very diffic\ilt to prevent an
,_ mivenity to take a bard ~ unallthoriled or illegal rally" on any
apiDlt anaueboriied 111e of campJl.Ses UC campus. But be empbaalzed that
as lta8illl areas for demomtrations. the Berkeley campus rallies, while
Tbe issue was not expected to reach they were unauthorized, were not
public debate until late in the day,'but _illegal.
diltuaioa ol tbe Berkeley rallies and stqdents and non~tuclenta have uaed
hnaltuoas demollltraUons at the the Berkeley campua tbia week as a
OatlaDd IDduction Center occupied stagine area . for demoliltratlom on
madl el 'nmnday'• meeting on the the Oakland Induction Center.
lJC ~eaml!'• • ----\ But He~ thatOnlJ--11 of some BerteleJ CbqceJlor R o g e r W. 250 arretted thil week in deJnomtra-BeJm &aft the regeota a 40-minute tiom at the ind~'D· center wtre UC
.,m.119 llridlag on the ~rkeley con-Berkeley lt11clena. The cbaQcellor add
bosal) and J'iach came away ex· that another 2> atudelltl at 'ca;mpus .. wac CGllMaee the regents would ralllel were cited fat brul:inl·l\Jlivwr·
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PO"fENrlAL CUSTOMER? ....: Police in sweep through crowd of
Neiroes in Los Angelts area where window-breaking and roc.k-throw-
ing__~dents erupted Thursday appear to be chasing one youth .past
a It.an be. may need . if the chase continueL Sign in shop window
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Sttond Youth
Dies of BW.ns
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In Car Crash
A Maywood youth, injured In a
OmaiDg truck-car crash on the Santa
Ana Freeway more than a month ago,
died early today at Orange County
lle:fical . Center. A passenger in bis
car died two days after the accident.
sity rules.
The likelihood of a conflict among
the regents over Finch's proposal be·
came apparent when Regent Freder-
ick G. Dutton told newsmen :
"I think it involves the most funda-
mental constitutional problems. You
don't have to respond to a temporary
crisis by eroding personal freedoms."
In another development ·Thursday,
the regents finance committee ap-
proved a budget request for the 1968-
69 fiscal year for the university total-
ing $309.5 million, an increase of '6().5
million over the $243 million budget
signed this year by Gov. Ronald
Reagan.
UC finance ipokesmen told the re·
gents the figure would restore all cut·
bacQ. made 9 the legislature and
the governor fros-year an · proylde
another $9 million for program im-
provements. The budget was expected
to reach the full board for considera-
tion later today •
Typhoon
Halts Navy
Jet Raids
SAIGON (UPI) -Typhoon Carla
halted U.S. Navy air raids agaiist
North Vietnam but Air For~ and Ma-
rine bombers bit the Communist na-
ti.on with Tl missions, American
spokesmen said today. They also said
U.S. Army Green Beret teams killed
64 Viet Cong in vicious jungle battles.
Carla fizzled to tropical storm status
In the Tonkin Gulf but rocked 7th Fleet
carriers enough to bar takeoffs
Thursday, the spokesmen said. How-
ever, land-based Air Force and Ma-
rine jets smashed Hanoi's rail links
with Red China and vital military tar-
gets in North Vietnam's southern
panhandle, they said.
U.S. spokesmen also reported the
number of Communist MIG jets shot
down by American pilots bas zoom-
ed to 89, four "probable" downings
earlier now being classified as "coo· >i
firmed kil.lJ." The North Vletna-
meae jet have downed 25 U.S. planes.
Jn South Vietnam, where U.S.
Anny and Marine units killed more
than 30 Communists in smhll brief
fights, official American · reports
from the jungles said the Army Spe-
cial Forces' Green Berets killed the
64 guerrillas in twin battles Wednes-
day.
The Green Berets and their Viet-
namese "strikers" caught one Viet
Cong band in the jungle 26 miles
west-northwest of Saigon. They sliced
through the other in the Mekong Del-
ta rice paddies 78 miles west·south·
west or the capital.
---~ ames s, , di
No Americans were lost and striker
C':.Sualties were light, the spokesmen
scdd. The Berets also captured 18
risoners including a Viet Cong nurse. ~ cnter's burn unit, where he bad been
Couty Trame
Dea~ ToU
aader treablmlt since the Sept. 9 ac-
ddnlt.
Tbe coroner's office said Elli.a auf-
faed tint and second degree burns
ner IO percent of bis body.
Ellia'• car burst into flames after beiDC struck from behind by a large
tract. Tbe accident occw:red near the
Western Avenue overcroasing.
David Logan, 19, also of Maywood.
died in the hospital Sept. 11.
LBJ Refuses
Parley, Invitation
WASHJNGT()N (AP) -President
Jobmon definitely will not .appear at
the National Governors CGnlerence In
the Virgin Islands-where bis VJet·
mm policy bas been a prime subject
far debate-the White House &aid to-
aay.
Pras secretary George Christian wu aaked if he cared to explain
why Johnaon bad ~ down an In·
Titation by the governors to address
them.
"No," was all he would say.
Tbe press aide said be expects
~ to be in the White House Sat· ......,_
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BLACK BERETS BACK -Los
Angeles police officer carries
tear gas gun and wears black
beret stretdled over combat
helmet. The b~ck berets, first
used in Watts riots, reappear-
ed Thursday in Manual Arts
High School area street clashes.
Ag Director Dies
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -Milton T.
Button. 71, director of the Wisconsin
Department of Agriculture from 1942
to 1950, died Wednesday. More recent·
Jy Button was with the U. S. Depart-
ment ol Agriculture in its foreign serv-
ice. ·
Seont Dangs Self
Tragic Yorba Linda Accident
A IJ.year-old Yorba Linda Bo y
5coat accidentally hanged him self
Thanday while experimenting w i t h
biota to earn a badge.
Mrs. Shirley Teachener found the
the body of her son. David, hanging
by tbe neck from a rope tied ~o the
top railing of bunk beds in his bed·
room.
David apparently had been dead for
~
more than an hour when she found
his body about 5 p.m.
The coroner's office said ·David had
been practicing knot lying when he
apparently decided to experiment with
a noose. He wrapped a pair of bath-
ing trunks around his neck before put·
ting his head through the noose.
The youth was wearing sweat socks
and apparently slipped on the slick
tile floor .
With Carla giving the North Viel·
namese Port of Haiphong its first day
of rest in a week Thursday, Air Foree
pilots streaked through MIG Alley and
pounded the Lenh Khanh railroad
bridge 70 miles northwest of Hanoi,
spokesmen said. They cut the supply
line from Communist China in fi ve
places. other U.S. iets hit truck parks
and other target. .. in North Vietnam's
southern panhandle.
Volume on Venus
Being Sent Back
By Mariner 5
PASADENA, Cal.if. (UPI) -Ameri·
ca's Mariner 5 spacecraft today be·
gan sending to earth volumes of tape I
recorded data on the atmosphere of
the planet Venus in an operation 1
scheduled to take 34 hours.
On the basis of initial telemetry 1 data received "live" from the space· 1
craft during its fly-by mission to Ve·
nus Thursday, scientists at Jet Pro·
pulsion Laboratory refused to make
any conclusions on the Venusian at-
mosphere.
The project scientist, Dr. Conway I
W. Snyder, said there were indica·1
tions of a magnetic field while the
spacecraft was in the vicinity of I Veous.
NO MAGNETIC FIELD
A Russian instrument package soft 1
landed on Venus Wednesday and So-
viet reports said no magnetic field
was detected.
Snyder, walking a scientific tight·
rope, said M a r I n e r 5 "detected changes in a magnetic field ." He add·
ed later there was no determination
as to whether this magnetic field was
"intrinsic" to Venus. He said the ac·
tivit.y could be due w solar winds
emitted by the sun.
In discussing the initial data from
Mariner 5, Snyder stressed repeated-
ly that a study of the tape record·
ed data would be required to come to
any firm conclusions.
"We 're hoping to be able to say
something more definitive Monday,·•
he explained.
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Whippett's fOOVJ wool cams pinaf«es swine
in to stir up a sbrll cn CMplJS. Cleek yours
out in plaid$ of cranee-P!ft, yelto.pilk,
turquoise-white or melfow-yellar, sizes
5through13 21.• Undemealh it all a
bonded wool jersey turtleneck in pink,
green , white or orange; sizes 34 to 40 u.•
Young California Shop
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Split ·Governors Near
Viet Vote Showdown
C.-... .. Tiie DAIL "r PILO't Stiff
Shoe ting Hnry Kiri, perhaps
better known as the husband of
adral o.w.te Reynolds, made his
l«VDd appearance Wednesday in
IAs Angeles la Ole federal Grand
Jury probe ~ alleted cheating in
gin l1IJIUll1 pm. at the ucluaive
Frian Club. •
b;ocU, twMd tTainer Cana Jlo------crtatj liGWi bftri 10<runtiiriid a
hU 1aaJ burAn lrilh Ribt ZLW. preps
for Ute 1100,000 added Mcm O' Wm-
Stata in New York. Conn cou tM
JUbel .nth a bit of nou-to-ftoH af·
f ectimf.. •
It'• easy to make the Winter
FE9tival a success in Laguna ~·
• Beach, declares director Ther·
... BenMtt. Just have, "A !
healthy finanf¥al state, tTe·
mendoas amoiints of volun· . l
teer wort. monetary contribu· i
tiom, good luck and unexpect· l
eel success." i
That's alt •.
CHARLOTTE AMALIE, V.J. (AP)-
Democrats and Republlcan1 at the
Natior.al Governors' Oonference bead·
ed today for a countdown in tM.tr bet-
tle over a proposal to pledge support
for President Jobnaon's prosecutfon of
the w• ID Vietnam.
Gov. George Romney of Michiglll
predkted the Democrats would fall to
fet the three-fourth• majority neces.
aary to bring before the confer~ a
resolution expressing 're~olute sup-
WIT._...
IN THE SWIM -Gov. Ronald Reagan and his wife, NtnC)'9 frolic in
the Caribbean surf at Sl Thomas, Virlin JJlands, after U. anival
of the liner S. S. Independence. The ship wu host to the annual Na·
tional Governors' eonf erence during lta voyage from Ntw Yart.
Newsmen Ask Protection,
Federal Wat.ch on Police
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The San
FnDdlco-Oaklan4 unit o( the Amefi· I can New.....,_ Guild uked U. s. Atl::/ •· OedJ Poole to aulln fedlraJ of.
Ileen to obeerve oatlud police ac-
Police Involved
In JFK's Death,
Says De Gaulle
PARIS (AP) -Silence and sk~ptl
cilm ..we the main reactions today
to a Fnmcb journatist's. book reporting
that Prelidalt Charles de Gaulle be·
Unea police were ipvolved in the as-
santnatton of President John F. Ken-
'mdy and the,iaying ~ l..ee-1'iarvey
Oswald. De Gaulle's office refused to com-
ment on the report by Raymond
Tournoux that the French president
said of the assassination: "The police
did the job, or elH tbeJ pulled the
strings or else they let it happen. In ~ cue they were involved."
Police Chief Charles Betcbelor of
Dallas said: "We are st.anding on the
reports of the investigation by the
Warren Oommiulon 'Ud will have no
comment on the ltatements attributed
to General de Gaulle."
The White HOUM also refuled com-
ment Asked if De Gaulle bad ever
told tbe u. s. govermnm he had such
a view of the assassination, W h i t e
House press secretary George Chris-
tian r~lied: "I never beard Qf it at
aJil until this moment."
Uon apinst antidraft dlmonatntor1 tiodaJ at the Oaklad Armed J'crces ;·
Inductioa <Miter. .
Tbl IUIJd Mid the olJMrvatlOD Wal req...w to Jnsure compliance With
a federll eourt order at Tuesday that
dlred.s Oakland pollee not to inter·
1.. will Dftlmen covering demon-
atrat.on.
Ila MllwauDe, tbe ~eaidmt ol the
National Preu Pbotiotrapbera Associ·
atloa wrote lttten al CODJPlaint to
callfornia olfldala tbet pbotocrapb·
en ''round!1 1111ulttd0 f>J Oakland
police and Ca!ifand.a hllbaY patrol·
men dmiDI tbe dlltwbmcea were
weartn1 badCu applied bJ tbe police
department.
J obn Ah1hMIMr wrote that .. All of
them were ealDJ ldlllUflable as lep·
timat.e newsmen -atDl the)' Hemed
to be sought out as tarpta."
_ _Me~xhile .. Gov. Re~'•.~ af.
fairs secretary baa ~police and
critici7.ed news meat. for their per·
formances during tbl Oakllnd &till·
draft demonstration.
Edwin.Meese Ill, Reqm's tecal af.
fairs secretary, told the Gowmor's
Council Thursday that the demon-
strat«s who formed this week at the
Oakland Induction Center were "per-
bllpl the most vicious and militant
groups I've ever seen."
He termed the demonstrators "an·
amalgamation of left-wing and anti•
war groups."
Meese alleged, "One unfortunate as·
pect was the biaa shown by various
newa media."
Some newsmen had reported in·
stances in Which they told of being
hit bf police and sprayed with an eye.
stingmg gas.
Warm Weekend For County
Cold Front Stretches From Plains w Panhandw
S-, Meoa, Tidu
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LOS ANGEi.ES ANO VICIMITY-
Ccn,ldffeble denie tao • lon!I flit coast
SP<Hdlno OYef' most of IM bll•ln Ill• ,.,.,lohl end H rlv S.turdn morning.
Hen auMhll't after mid morning 10-
dev end S1ture11v. Liiiie ternpereture
ctw11>9e. Hleh• both dO• near as. Low
lc"'9ftf •• COASTAL VAlLEY~rt Wftllllnt
todav and S.turdav. OenM tao loMr llO'liOllS lete tonight and eerly S.lur·
dav ,,_.,Ing. Liiiie t.mperature
chonc,e. High both CllYS 13 to t3. Lows
toniohl JO to 60.
rnykecl In oll1tr 11c1lon• of tllt 1111•
tlOll H-crar coot WM!tlv ctoml,,.ted
most of tile ceuntrv.
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"' tod•r 1nd S.turellv. Cleer tonight.
Llttl• temPtrtlurt dleng&. Hlgtts both
dan H to H. I.ow• tonight 45 to $.I. MOUNT~ AREAS -SuntW"TO!AV eM S.turdlY· Cletr lonlghl. Lltti.
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lfflo, where ltlrtt lncllfl rem1lned en lt\e ground 11 dlVbreek.
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Tl>e tfve~rf outfoolt acniu 11\t n.-
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port' for the President'a coune.
Gov. C.Mn L. Rampton ol Uta, one
of the re1olutlon's sponsors, 1ald be
thought tbe Democrats have a chmce
of puttlDC it over altbouah IO of tbe
44 state and terdtorlal eoveraen at
tile conlerenc. are Republlcam.
"When it comes to a 1bowdOtnS of
supportin1 the boys who an fllbtl.Dc
in Vietnam., I don't think IOm• al tJ»e
Republicans are coins to vote UM tbey talk," s&id ~pton. · .
GOP Govs. David F. Carto of !ftw
Mexico ud Paul Laxalt ol N.,...sa, M
tbat waaa't the taue.at .U. . ·
''We jmt don't think the p..,.,•
conference ls .the piac. or thla II tbe
time to be makint po11cy 1wt.mt1u
about Vietnam.,•• Lualt said. , .
New.Yotk Gov. Nellon A. ~eJ.
ler, who supported the decWon a
Republican caucus decision to oppo1e
bringing up the VietnND matter, flew
home Thunday and said be saw UttJe
chance th• reaolatlan would be .,.....
ed. He added thlt "we all support our
boys in Vietnam, but what the gov·
ernon say or don't say is imma·
terial.' ·
Romney dUdoaed at a ...,, c•
ference that he ls trying to draft an
alternative course to Johnaon'a.
H'e said that as a part of this ef.
, fort be hopes to vi.alt \1Setnam ID l)e.
c<:mber ud " thin lot CbrlllluL He a1ao said ... woaJd 11111 ........
bour television prosram cm Nn. U to
dlleua1 a recent tour ol Ilia city pettoa. BUt be Nld bl _, RN
wbltblr he waa1d aanciiaDct • tbea
'WMtbtr be would ~ tbe 1t11 GOP
prelidlntial. nomJJllltlan.
'Candy' Swlen
So Club Suing
LAS VEGAS, Nev. CAP) -A Loi Ansel.es night club filed a suit In Dia·
trlct Court Wednesday cblrClaa a Las
Vqu bot.el • casino with stNllac lta
Candy.
The candy in this cue ii an aotic
dancer, Cmiy Barr.
The action wu flled ln behal( of ~
Larao, a n1&ht apot on tht Sunaet
S&riP where Mill Barr w .. supposed ti cipen Au1. 11.
Tile suit alle1ea Lawrence Wolf, ~pal owner ol tht BnDMu Hotel on the Las Vegu Strip incuded Miu
Bar to break her contract with the
I.Ario. The La.rgo'a ault seeks 1 total of
S.Ul,000 in dam.a1ea.
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Developer Denies Stock
Purchase Part Of Deal
......... Smith had pakl • tnftatfd r!' far tbt stock. Boal dlaltd be
DICmio'1 ...._, laid bll client -.. am lmltb ,,.. tbe bQe?', but
that Slaltll probeb11 did not know Di·
~ wu ial'Olftd in tbt trUMCtion.
''!bt Ale wu a ltr~t forward -PMll trullctlon,.. wd attorney
H. L. Va P9teen, '-not ccmected in
-.J Wl1 wWt 8-bor Department bas-.__,. '•
Scnlth aUI tbat, contra-y to reports,
bia SID SebaaUan Development Corp.
II aot ID fimeeial trouble. He said
~olllilliw ..,.. 1iem md mort111u ._. wre ~I at the time Ute Wartil Trade Omt.er cootract wae ne-
_... bave .U been reaolved.
Get out before nextwashdaywfth Wbaatf«lriec:lothNdry•?ForonetJdnr.Je11"
>a ftamele11 eledric dryer. can ~i. il in uvwbwe ~·. an outlet. It d~'t
D d h ~ wnU. far ~ tame.. If1 flaMelen.
o you 1pen oun flVflr! week fussing With loaY Ododw.Aacl tr• kbMllr1to Joa? clotJ.
Iaundry? Are you tired of pinnlnc clothespins and hana'· A i•-..&..1 D inl clothes? Are you ready to IUl'l'ender in the MYft'-n ~c ryer c.tta Lea ·
adiq war with wet wuh? An et.drk d1'Jll' .. haPl*W t.o COit lea to bay
A Dryer Is a Neceaslty than t.he MIMr kind. Upa1!40 less. u a matt. ot fact-And it 1-~ parU. ~pler. Leu llbb-to . What you need right now ii a fiameleu, odorl-. maintenaacie h.lacba llW Joa
electric clothes dryer. You'll have more time for other , • See yoar applianct dealer before next washday
thi~ at home while clothes dry automa~ically to jut He'll aet you oat of u.t laundry bq. c ·
tht n1ht dtll'ee of dryness. And a dryer is a necetaiiif · ~ E
for all the new permanent prea tabrica. you know. Southern Cal/fora/a Ed~son .., IOVTH£1tH CALIFORNIA -C.on•I~. ...... drMt tao l'°"O ftW CM\I ., ....... lnfefld lnJO ~ C0911tl VII·
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Chemicals f<! Raze Jungle
NEJV YORK (AP) -Hi~-on clearing the ju.ngle from zenes, uracils, plcolenic acid
K a~sticated killers with an area some 15 miles wide derivatives, and aresenic de· !~cf~:m;! ~~Tn:i:eb: and fiOO yard& deep ~Jqw rivatives.
the J&test recruits in t b e ~ DMZ, · 'Ibey kill, a spokesman
Vie~ war. Chemical industry ~es-said, by actliig ''as !ertlllz.
They're chemleals, used men aay that, wiaioUt lcnoW-er in reverse" -attacking
to sterUize the toil. Where ing how large the cleared the roots of . the plant so
they touch the earth no veg-area is going to be and that the top withers and
etation grows •lain for up what conditions exist in it, dies.
to a year. The d~ion to they cannot determine pre· He said chemists had the·
use soil sterilants was dis-cl5ely what chemicals will orized that to.keep one acre
closed by the Pentagon re-be used or bow much· of of 'land clear for one year
cenUy when it told of ita them will be needed. in Vietnam would. take 20
new }Man to utNe a bar-There ce foor. tinds « pounds at triOADeS, cr 10 to
rier •gains t \nfiltrat:in,c •t.erilant.s suitable for use·in 15 pounds of uracils, picol-
Nortb Vietname~ troops. Sooll Vietnlin, a spokes-eaic acid derivatives ot ar-
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gouged Ollt arcOSJ the top
of South Vietnam,• the Pen·
tagon said, the 'sterllanta
will be applied to ~ clear-
ed land to atop l~ kt
Ju.ogle cover fr1>Ul Mgrow.
ing and providlngial-ment for tnv.dlq
Thie deared )ind be
IOWD with JDinea tlee-
tronic eyes U ean td~ .. of a,dvanctng nemy
If e x te n d d com
across South' Vietnam be-
low the deJ1)illtarized
the cleared zone wo
more than ~ miles 1
Work already haa
Marines Sy
Tighten U
Heart A
DA NANG, Vietnam (
-'lbe Marine com
has asJced its field
manden to tighten
policy on giving
Heart awards to
Leathernecks w h o r
don't deaerw tbml, Jt
learned today'.
By ofCicial standards, the
Purple Heart is award to
an American service
who requires treatment by
a doctnr for wounds s r·
ed as a result oC enemy
tlon. In 60me units la
however, those who r
ed mere scratches
Communist fire have
getting the awards.
Any man who gets
Purple Hearts in Vietn
is transferred out of
war zone. More than
Marines have left Vie
this way in recent mon
at least 80 ol them fr
one battalion at Con 'lllie .
In a statement to his fie
commanders dated Sepl
Lt. Gen. Robert Cushma
the Marine bou in Vie
nam, saia inconsisterlcie
among various units has re
sulted in an "ineqult
(which) assumes particuJ
significance when applied
the policy of transferrln
thrice wounded personn
out of the Vietnam tbeate
of operations.
"The intent of the Purpl
Heart is to bestow
tion on th~e persons woo·
as a result of enemy ac
tion, suffered death or bod
Uy harm to such a degr
as to require treatment
a medical officer," the ell
rective said.
"It is not so U~ral
to include awards to iDdi
viduak who recefvfd
injuries wherein lo m
cal treatment is req
Marine 9P0kesmen
Cmtnnan's statement s
not a change ln policy but
rather • ltricter adbe e to existing rules.
Authorized
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1968 IUCJS
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New York passersby noting this 1cene may have been momentarily stunned,
wondering perhaps if they had 1one "one ate~ beyond." ActuallY the~ dtttaf·
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ing a path for customers thro\llh man-made mow u an advll'ti11ment for the
extravaganza.
House Budget Cµ,t Two Saved
M . 0 • • As Bomber eets pposition Crashes
Venus Probes Hold No Surprises
PASADENA (AP)
American and R u s s I a n
spacecrafta have made the
deepest probes yet into the
mysteries or-Venus-but
neither has found any ma·
jor surprises. .
The 540-pound U.S. Mar-
iner 5 swept within 2,500
'miles of Venus Thursday,
malting electronic measure-
ments ol the depth ·and
density of its shrouding va-
por clouds.
About the only t h i n gs
flight controllers at Jet Pro-
pulsioo Laboratory would
·say immediately were that
the craft's instruments
worked weU and that the
planet's atmotphere ii very
dense.
This conttrmed a portion
of tbe fiad1ncs ot the 2,400-
pound Soviet VeDUI 4 which
parachuted an instrument
pack.lee onto the p 1 a a e t
rue.day.
v-.. 4 radioed tll9t tbe
Big In Mississippi·
abnospbere wu almost en· craft waa Venus 4's report
tirely made up of carbon that it det~ no nitrogen
diaxlde, lbat it was so c1eue -a au Mariner S was not
that '*· tbe equipped to sample. -preuure 08 SW'-Earth nitrogen, like many
firmation of earth-based ob-
servations by the two probes
launched 011 the 200 ml.Won
mile journey Ja&t July.
face was 15 tim~ that of of ill gases, i.s believed to
, eart1a and that tbe surface bave been thrown into the Heart Session
temperature was 535 de-atmolpbere by volcanic ac-
i"MI Fehreobeil tioo when the earth's crust Set For 6,000 .... hot.
Nooe of tlala waa aurpria-"Since Venus is much hot-SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-t.ac. ter than eartb one would The American Heart Assocl·
.. ~~omde.!~arthby :certainly upect to find ni· ation opened its 40th sclen·
...., .an::--., tr g-•· Snyde ""'d "But tific sessions at Civic Audi· __ _.y-'-_, ·~ from tbe o _., r ... . ....._ ... ua U6U• failure to detect nitrogen torium today with more than
pLaeet. that Veau1' doudl doesn't mean it isn't there." 6,000 physicians, scientists.
an largely carbm dioxide.. Dtgpile. the absence of nurses and others expected =~i~ = p!'t positive surprise&. scientists to attend the three-day meet.
Venus ill JJl5 indicated "SUr· ...,_w_ere_de_tigh::...,...ted __ w_i_th_th_e_c_on_-_in_g=-·--------
face temperatures between I
..., degrees. 1 AMEAtC.4'5 L.4AGEST FAMILV Cl.OTMl "IG C '"4AI N Dr. eaa..., Snyder, proj·
eet lcientilt,, to1d newsmen 11mnday the only thing Wt-
aapeded:peded ·tamed ap bJ eUbm' 0"H t:ao
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Poverty W ar -Gaim Ground
LUBBOCK, Tu. (UPI)-"lt'1 true. We puMd cot---.." said tbe OEO chief.
TM federal war on ~ ton lut year.'' JA 8ned tbe war ap.inlt
it Mi11ll1lppl'1 third lUClq Shriver aaid that • ol P"•b to tlle nr ia ~
lnduatry. It puaed caet. the belt lllultratlolll el tlle ...._ lie rec8llt "'••• ~
ll'Owina lalt YMf, IUcctll of llltipovWltJ tf.o .. 11 ..,., tbe United &araeat.~. M,d el forta was ''tM ..... et :="t1.:=-:
tM Office ol EeoM!tr Op. Mllawlppi." Ht uld 9 la-a. c , www tlllale.
pcrtunlty,8*....,tbl&llo t.eo-ated comm....._.._ -...-... .... ..._._.
~=~-== =: ... -:::.---~ .... ....... ~~\= ~--· . r-J~ .... " -''All tllll --... .. ........ ........... ,...... ... .. .... .... °"· a tbt poer. Jam... wbo....... .. -.. 11We'¥t blcomt .... tllJrd Devef recognill a Wiiia (ltl f I WASHINGTON (AP) -
Senate ~ODI Com·
mittee . members iDdicate
they are --1Dinc to follow
the budeet.1ll:1t1nc Home
in its tug-ol-wer wUb Prell·
dent JQlllMon Oft?' iovern-
ment spending.
exceptw, to tie MM t.e latt
year's )Miel. JMdinC lMuatry i. .._... com_.. so laai M '9 <Weil Ill& ta a "* nm BOWIE. TH. (AP) -A. 1Jppl," Sllrtftr a.Id today WU 19ftmor. and,. lle'a .. tlile ....... ,,. pnsideat
o...cratic Leeder Mike
Mansfielll. a committee
member. uld be favored
junld.Dg a Bouse directive
that the Pr'tMmt cut a-
penditme• an estimated •
billion to • billicm ln tbl
curHllt budget yeer enclin&
June 3', 1968.
Coml1Ufitee Republicans
expres* doubt the House
measure ii workable but
said they are ...... tll·
· ferent approaches al.med at
; achinllc l1btaDtia1 spend·
: ing reddons.
• Another c:cmmittee meet·
ing was can.& for today aft·
er a hearinC ftiunday at
which =Director
Charles L. te~
the precile impact ol the
House resolution woukl ff.
pend on le.-1 b*rpretations
of ita~.
Schultze esu.ated the
'. measure w<Mcl fwce expen·
diture cuts of 9C11nMhing like
$6 billion to '8 'blWon.
The key provilioa would
require government apeDll·
ing, with some important
Ex-Japanese
Leader, U.S.
Ally, Dies
TOKYO (UPI) -Fonner
Prime Miniater Shigeru Yo-
shida, the revered cigar
smoking "genro" who join·
ed the late Gen. Douglas
MacArthur in guiding post-
war Japan to democracy
and friendship with Ameri·
ca, died today at hU coun·
try home. He was 89.
Yoshida, who had been re-
ported 1uffering from a gall
bladder ailment, headed the
government for seven years
between 1946 and 1954, show·
ing h.11 countrymen bow to
make the beat of U.S. OCCU·
pation and signine the 1952
San Frandtco peace treaty
that restored Japan to t h e
family of free nations.
The government said Yo·
shida will be given Japan's
first postwar state funeral.
Southern Democrats and
Republicans in ~ House
teamed to write spendlnl
limitations into an eiaergen-
cy measure to finance f'Or
another month govecrunen t
departments Whose regular
appropriations for tte cur·
rent fllCal year have not
yet been voted.
Pnlellt •llldi.IC author-
~ ti llete 4'pan.nenta U•
... at ~t Moad&y. bestlftt thiS , MansDeld
told a reporter he did not
plan to try f o r Senate ac-
tion today even lf the Ap-
propriations Com.mite. COOl-
pleted a redraft of the HOU.Se
resolution.
He said the govensntet
can get alcog for a i.w dQ•
beyond the deadline jult u
it did last month when five
days went by btiOrt COD·
~ HIMlftd • eawr·
gency ~ rttahltion
that had upirecl.
The stopgap l'MOlutloa re·
fled a lag by Congreu ln
passing appropriatioos bills
and an effort ia UM HCMlll
to force Jillnnson to cut
spending deeply.
That battle it UMed to
Johnson's requtlt fer aa ln·
come tax lncrtut -Mtlv-
ed,' temporarily a t i..tt. by
the House Ways and Means
Conmtittee.
The spending battle re-
portedly bas led ta lncreas·
ing impatitDCt amoeg House
Democnta witll tMir par·
ty's leadenblp.
supersonic FlllA fighter· while on an inspection tour looked the other way wbUe of tbe NAACP at a eoafer·
bornber crashed in a North of Texas antipoverty pro-7.3 ilitegrated P"ll-_.,. la .. btt"I tlllet II
Texas pasture Thursday _Jgr~•~m~1:_. -------~camt~~inte~_!exl.lte~!!nce~~·~·~•!_!•~W!•~!'"~--!~----
nigbt. A new escape system
saved both crewmen.
Tbe '5 million plane was
an Air Force version of tbe
controversial TFX. a vari-
able-.sweep wine jet built at
the Fort Worth plant o
O.Oeral Dynamic• 'IO miles
1outbeast of here.
The plant blt and brokt
apert u two oU operatort,
Ed Spragins and Dkk Dar·
ner of Wichita F a 11 1,
worUd oa a farm nearby.
'nle two men hMrd a
loud boom about 6:10 p.m.
and saw a parachute lower
UM craft'• ejection module
illto a field 10 nillM eoutb·
west of Bowie.
Test pilots David TblrPen
a n d Max Gordon, civiliu
employes of General l>f •
namlcs, were unhurt u tbe
parachute draped acrosa a
power line. and left them bUllftC \Q)llde down tn tbe
moduJe. 1bey quickly treed
them.Mlvts. I SlnllM said. .. AccardiDI
to tM -,UOU. h b1dfaulic
syn.m felled ' Utd t 1' e yl
"91'9 uaab1t to mantQver
tM atrcnft. It began to
pltdl &di roll, ud they hid
to ttt out of lt. ••
'nUIPell told ntwanen Ollt7 that "sOIMthiq went
Wl"OGI" about aa hour.,._.
taktoff at G....-.1 I>Jaam-
ics ud "I made tbe decl·
&Jon to eject."
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the auspices of PETloal.U'S Yta-Pmiclent
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Rail Strike to Rock
EcoJWmy of Britain
LONDON (AP) -Britain
was threatened today with
a natiOD'al railroad stoppage
that could deal a crippling
blow to the country's al·
ready shaky ec onomy.
Brakemen at more than
40 depot! were on strike.
forcing the cancellation of
hundreds of trains on routes
between London and t h e
north. The state-run rail-
road system wa s threat·
ened w1th spreading chaos.
With vital exports already
curtailed by a five-week-old
dock strike in London a n d
Liverpool. Prime Minister
Harold Wilson cut short his
vacation in Scotland and
told newsmen on his return
to London : "This industrial
unrest is an extremely seri· ·
ous problem." ·
Wilson's Labor govern-
ment blames the upsurge
of jndustrial unrest on Com·
munist agitators wtio it
says are trying to plunge ...
the nation into "a winter of
disruption.'' Union leaders
deny and resent the charee.
Unions backing the brake·
men's strike appeared on a
collision course with t h e
British Rail Board. If neith·
er side backs of1, a total
shutdown of rail services
would become Inevitable.
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Miniskirted Tea~her J , -~-,
Parents Protest Hiked Hemline
TAYLOR T 0 W N SHIP.
Mich. (AP))-About 200 par-
ent. of children in Brake
Junior High would like to
see just a bit less of Hope
Palmer.
lt's not that Mrs. Palmer
isn't attractive She is.
And It's not that the
24·year-old former model
•who teaches art isn't l.<llent·
ed. Her superintendent, S1·
mon Katchaterian. s a y s
she's one of the bes1 around
But Hope wears mini·
sk.lrU to sc~,
And the 200 parents de·
manded to be heard Thurs·
day at an executive ses5ion
of the Taylor School Board.
The board told t h e
group's leader. Mrs. <Alro·
lyn Kalnins. that only she
and six oUlers would be
heard on the issue of the ex·
posed knee. The board told
them . too that they would
not be heard m public.
It was Mrs. Kalnins' moth·
rr. Mrs. Lorrame Thurman.
who several weeks ago spot·
~ Hope, in miniskirt. an
the halls of the school and
told the pretty teacher she
deserved ''a kick in the be-
hind.·· Then M r s Thurman
admirustered same.
Says W.rs. Kalnins: "TM
kids report to us what she's
been wearing. and t he y
say some of her skirts are
shorter than they were be·
fore ."
Katchateraan h a s re·
maaned noncomm11tal, b u t
has said he· d talk to Mrs. I
Palmer about the length l
of her he1. I
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Solon Attempts
To Curb Police
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
Suppose Assembly m a n
John J. Mlller, armed with
a gun, encounters a burglar
Cleeing"' Crom bis ransacked
law office.
Control
Of Fires
Nearing
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Fire otficlala today w e r e
1tlll refusing to predict
When they would be 8'>le to
~l the • .santa Pau1a
brush ftre which bis black·
ened more than 10,000 acres
tn five days.
Although all but a U.-ee·
quarter-mile section ot the
blaze was surrounded by the
more than 1,200 firefighters
early today, a U.S. Forest
Service spokesman said the
ruUed Boulder Canyon ter·
rain was making it almost
Impossible to fight the blaze
at Santa Paula Peek.
FJremen were being beli·
copter·lifted In anc: lowered on ropes to reach the hot
Should he have Uie ri£lt
blyman from Berkeley used
asks.
"No," he answers, and
insists a police officer also
should not have that right
in almost all cases.
The Democratic assem·
blyman Crom Berkeley u&ed
the example of his recently
burglarized omce -a n d
what he might have done
had he been on the scene-
in supporting Thursday his
proposed legislation sharply
restricting Uie right of po-
lice to shoot at citizens.
His proposal drew sharp 10•20 dissent from law officials _, ____ c.._~.._,.--·.;;'r;;;*:;b:.;i....::;,,;:'";:';..· •;.,..:.;.....,::,:w;•:""';...--.J
and some fellow legialatQrs "A w"w ttir _ tt:=*k" _ at an interim bearing of the r--v .,.__ ......... .,
Assembly Crbn1nal Proced·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ure Committee. Everyone
Orchestra Successful
was ·aware that chances for
passage of such legislation
at the present .are slim at
best, but it produced a
day's debate on the use of STOPJE, Yugoslavia (AP) plauise.
deadly force by police in -The Los Angeles Philhar· Before continuing 1. h e
carrying out their charge monic Orchestra triumph· tour to Turkey, Iran and ln·
of protecting Ule public. anUy concluded its week· dia, members of the crcbes-
At present, the justifiable long tour of Yugoslavia tra and the conductor said
homicide Law '&'ll.ich gov· Thursday night ln this Ma· thty were p)eued witb their
erns such cases says the of· cedonian capital. stay and hospitality.
ficer may shoot if he has More than 1,000 filled the The orchestra beCan it.I
"reasonable cause" to be· musical ball. Tbe orchestra, tour, under tbe aupica of
lieve the suspect bas com· conducted by ZU.bin Mehta, the U. s. state ·~
mitted • erlme in (be aeri-and ..i .... ; .. Andrew oua. or felony, clalliftc1tlon. ...--attl, in meat aad U. S. EmbwJ Muy departments re-tbelr a::u.. ., u.e .................. al
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f'ridAY. October 20, 1%7 OAJL Y PILOT 7
Hali The Day With Santa Fe \
SAN FRANCISCO (AP>-The PUC ls expected to
Santa. Fe bu asked the State call for public bearings.
Public Utilities Commission -----------.i•
for auUiority to drop night
passenger train s between
Los Angeles and San Fran·
cisco, eflective Nov. 9.
The railroad said Tbun·
day Uie nightly passenger
average for the two trains
NO. I
011e of ..;. 11101t pop11lu
11owsp•per fH hrro i11 the
e11tlre V11ite4 St.to ls the
A1111 Lell4e" colu11111. It's •
4•Uy fut11r• of tJ!e DAILY
"Lo• •11411 our ru4ers tell
•• it'1 our No. I column.
Is fil. -·-
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bottle.
Bottled in Scotland
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GRAND OPENING!
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LUNCHEON -DINNER
11-NOON TO 10::00 P.M.
MONDAY$ 5:00.·l :OO P.M.
FREE GIFT FOR fl AMIL YI
17201 BROOKHURST
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• I
~dais Mk! sat.a Ana
Wi..nda predictld fOr the area
thJs afternooa would furth·
er hamper operations.
~ Jj ---.,. ,~ .... as fwtJ6ddlnl ..... DI ua I• greeted with prolm.._.. •~ ~ Be·•-.&. ~ ..__
venlles ace~ m RH de·lfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.-iiiii"'PYiii·i~ii-·iii .. ii __ ii __ iii ..... iiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii fense -but many depart·
ments allo have J)O guide·
lines at all. Ins!~ the fire's 20-m t t e
perimeter, more tha.n 7,700
acres in Ventura County and
more th&D 2,300 more acrM
in Los Padres National For·
est, about 50 miles north of
Los An&eles, have b e e n
charred. Nine bulldozers, n i n e
air tankers, elgbt heUcop-
ters and 60 tank trucks are
fighting the blaze.
Miller proposed that juati·
fiable homicide be llmlted
to cases in which tile police·
man believes tbe individual
committed a felony involv·
ing "deadly force"; felt his
escape w o u 1 d endanger
oUlers seriously; and when
the shooting wouldn't en-
danger bystandert.
Ship Survivor Tells
Of Six Hour Ordeal .
SAN FRANCISCO (AP' fasl for any of us to be ,-afraid," he said. "The num· 1
An Oak.land man recalled bet 2 lifeboat was dropped
clutching a piece of debris over the side. But wllen she
in icy waters for five or six started to sink. the r~leas·
hours Oct. 9 to survive the ing gear wouldn't work and
sinking of the Panoceanic the lifeboat sank with the
Faith, 870 miles souUiwest ship," the seaman reported.
of Kodiak, Alaska. Tbe oUler lifeboat was
"I just think someone a too close to tbe water be·'
little higher Ulan me was cause of the list and couldn't
looking after me. I did a lot be released, be said. I
of praying, a little cussing All 40 men jumped from
and I got a little mad at Uie ship, he said, and seven
times, too," said seaman made it to a liferaft dropped
Gordon L. Campbell. by a circllng plane. He and Lewis E. Gray _.:._ _______ _
Jr. of Houston. Tex., were
pulled from Uie stormy wa-
ters ¥-d taken to Yokoha·
ma. Japan, aboi.rif Uie
freighter Igabaru Maru.
They arrived Thursday in
San Francisco.
Campbell and Gray said
they have been forbiddto
by their attorneys and the
Coast Guard to discuss the
sinking.
Oscar Charles Wiley of
Oakland. one of three other
men who survived Uie dis-
aster which claimed 35 lives,
was apparently under llO
auch restriction.
The ship "just started go.
lng down. The bow was al-
ready under water. And the
s'hip was listing ~ def.ee9
on the starboard side. ' he
recalled at bis Oakland
home.
Wiley was standing the
midnight to 4 a.m. watch
when Uie fertilizer-laden
freighter began to sink.
"It'• been such a night·
mare. Things happened too
love · or Money!
Settle for both • • •
buy I '61 VW
IT'S
YOUR MOVE!
OLIN MAR WEST
PAID POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
VOTE ES ON SCHOOL BONDS
THE COST OF TOMORROW'S ·EDUCATION
15 LESS THAN IT WILL BE TOMORROW
THIS IS A PARTIAL LIST OF HARBOR AREA CITIZENS SUPPORTING THE BOND PROPOSALS:
Mra. H .. •r4 Allie"''
Dr. & Mra. 0•11iel G. Aldrlch, Jr.
Mn. Elmer A. A"deraOll
Mr. & Mrl. J, '· ""d•r'IOll
Dr. a Mra. Ste"• Asahi110
Mr. I Mra. U..,4 L Aubert
Mr. I Mr1. Uoyd L A11bert, Jr.
Mn. Hele11 E. IHdeker
Mr. H•ncock la""i"9 Ill
Mr. I Mra. Joaeph N. lell
Mari•11 C. ler9eJ011
Mr. Jl111 lerhhir•
Mra. Gra"t lertolet
Mr. Henry E. lleclr, Jr.
Mr. & Mra. C•p ll•cktMit1•
Re ... JamH 6 . llai11
Lloyd E. ll•npiod, Jr.
Mr. & Mn. C. E. llalr
Mr, I M'1. Joh11 A· Sle!'ch•rd
L•"• lurto11 11.,,11. Ed. O.
Mr. I Mrs. Jim lli.t
Mr, a Mrs. Ralph loe9el
Mra. Syl11l1 loCJ•"
Mrs. Miidred M. loli11
Mn . Albert lo11i11
I.In. Nedine a.so
Mr. I Mra. I. H. loswell
Mr. Cly4e A. l ow"'•"
Edwarll A. loyd, O.D.S.
I.In. le tty l oyvey
Mrt. Lawl1 lr•dlhaw
Mr. I Mrt. l. I. l rl991
t.4r. I t.4'1. J. Herbert lfowMll
t.4r. & t.4ra. lt11ce H. luckloy
Mr, Fredericlt M. loolleker
Dr. I Mra. Don L lunker
Dr. & Mn. Oa.,i4 1111111•11
ltev. I Mra. ltobert H. ~rley
Mr. I M,.. A.. 6 . Certer
Mr. Wer11er C•rlse11
Fr.,, Cerp•nter
Mr. & Mrs. Joh11 L. Cuhio11
Mr. I Mtt. Fr•nci1 E. C•udell
M... Robert Cerf
Mr. I Mn. Davill Ch•vh
Dr. & Mra. Nath•niel M. Cohen, Jr,
Mr. I Mrs. Geor9• ColrH
Mr, I Mrs, LHter W. Cole
"4r. I Mra. Ralph I . Co1111
Du Cook
J u1111• Cooper
Dr. & Mrs. Ch.,I .. F. Cro11t
Mr, Oontld Cr11mptcker
"4r. & Mra. Jeck R. C.rl•y
Mrs. J. C11rre11
Mr, Oeren E. C11rtiu
Mr. I Mra. Gori!len Dale
Mr. & I.In. '•rker Oel•
Mr. & Mn. Rlcli•nil l. O•vls
Mr. I l.lt1. Duane OeK•lb
Mr. I Mu, Fr•nk De '••quale
Jenet O•yden
Mr. & l.lrs. T orrenet Oodd1
Mr. I Mr1. "4ila11 M. Do1tel
"4erio Ourente
Mr. & Mra. Robe rt J. ~Ht111e11
M11. Chrhtl11e llttell
a.tty l. E4w•r4t
Mri. Norme11 J. ~tli
Mr, Qe11e Evans
Conf in ue ~o
Mr. "4el Ev•rli•rt
Mr. T, J. Ftw•ll
Mt. & Mra . Mark Fi11kthtein
Mr. I Mra. Oaric M. Fih9erald
Ot. I Mra. Ke1111oth W. F0<d
Mt. l•H For.I
Mt. & Mn. Roy f..,
Stli111 S. 11""1 Fr•11kli11 Jr.
t.1 ... '•111 Fri•bertshauser
Mr. Ir• H. Fri1bH
.Mrt, Wilto11 I. 6al•
Mtt. Joh11 6 •11oen9
Or. I Mu. Onid H. G•r\Nr
t.4r, I MrL It. J. G•rneut
Mr. I Mn. W•lter It. G•yner
Mt. I M"' A. W. wnl•y
Or. I M"· t. S. &.ui
Or. & Mrs. It. W. G•r•rd
Mr. I Mn. D•11iel E. Gilcrest
Mr, I tin. It-, ~i~ u o ~
M... Gtort• Godfrey
Mr. & Mn. C. W. Goodt
Mr. I Mra. We1ley Griffitts
,rof. H•,,.oy Gron
Mr. & Mn. D•11iol M. G1199enhelm
Mra. l'atticia C. He4Je11
liAr,, Johe K. H ..... 1
t.tr. & Mrs. , .. 1 A.. H..,n•
Mr. I Mrs. loll4ell I. H•n1on
Mr. I Mr,. Joh11 H•r111on
Dr. I Mrs. loro11 HHthor
t.tr. ThomH W. Hell4•rton, Jr,
t.tr. Aln •ll4or $. He11ryclr
Mr. I Mtt. 6 avi11 Heri>ort. Jr.
liAr. & "4'1. f.rod C. Hewitt
Mr. Joh11 Hi .. tall4
t.tr. & Mra. C. A. Hi9bie
Dr. & Mra. 0. L Hildenltf•nJ
Mr. I Mn. J.,,, .. W. Hi11et, Sr
Mr. J•m•I W. Hi,,•1, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. E. F. Hirth
Mr1. G. R. Hodso11
S.,•h H11fbn.,
l.lr. & Mr1. 0 . M. lsl'ler
Mra. Don•l4 JeclrtOfl
Mr. & t.411. Jo11 J•cobsftll
Mrt. Rithu4 E. Je1111eu
Mr. I Mrs. C. '· Jobs•
Or. & Mtt, Al4i1 John1on
Rev. Httbert 6 . John1011
Rev, Rich-nd C. Johnso11
Mr. I Mrt. Willi•"' Johnton
Mr. I Mrs, ltichud J. JonH
"4r. LH I'. Jorda11, Jr.
Mr. I M••· Je1110 J11din
t.4r. I M,., Roy E. Ju11e
Mr. & Mrs. &.rhar4 Keli1ch
Mr. I Mtt. Al"i" H. IC•u«m•n
Mr. & t.Ars. Robert C. Kausen
Mr. I 1.4,., G, G. 1Cawtm11re
M11. Al•n H. K•11l1on
Mr. I Mrt. lee lt'eys
MH. Nithol•t Kfo11ry
"4r, I M,.. Oonef4 W. ICllli•n, Jt
Or. & M,.. Ho..,.. K11i9ht
"4•. I Mrt. H. IC9Ch
Or. I Mt1. Stvart 1Cr•u11ar
Or. Mr1. Er111t H. IC•auu
Or. I M••· "'4urtey Kri•9•t
Mt, I 1.4,., Willle"' Kr11mpholt
Or. I Mrs. ,aul R. K11hn
Re.,011d• E. Lemb
Rev, J•mH H. l•mNrth
Mr. Oen• l eth•m
Mr. Louis l•uritun
Mr, ,eul lebenbaum, Jr,
Mra. EJw1rd LH
Mr. I Mra. Rob•rt G. LH ch
Mt1. S'9nley Lelievre
Eliubeth M. Lilly
Lincoln lntermedi•I• l'.T.A.
Mr. & Mn, l•rry l ittle
Mr. l'hillip N. Lyon1
Mr. I Mrs. Willlem E. Ma1111i119
Mra. OorHn Marshell
Mr. Art Muti11er
Mrs. W, L Melcher
Mr. & Mrs. Herry IC. Mellor
l'rofenor & Mn. Seymour Ma11to11
Prof. & Mra. Henry Corel Meyer
Mt. I Mrt. Donn O. MichHl1
Mario11 J. Miller
"4r\, JemH W. Moor
Mr. & Mrs. A. "4, Morrow, Jr.
Mr. Franlr "4ou
Mr. & Mrs. Thoma• A. t.Aou
Mr1. Carl E. Mullen
Mrt. Joh11 A. MurJy, Ill
RoJ ericlr H. MacMillien
Mrs, FreJeriek Mclrien
I.Ir. Michu l J. McC•ffrey
Mr. t.Aervln McCley
Mr1. Helen McClure
Or. I Mrs. Semuel C. t.4cCulloeh
Dr. I Mrs. JemH M&Geu9h
"'4r. Arthur R. McKen1ie
I.Ir. I Mrt. Don•ld H. t.AcKibbon
Mr. Oele l . Mclane
Mr. I Mrs. Calvin Mcl •u9hlin
Dr. Jt m11 McMichH I
Mr. O ... id C. McNttly
M•9il• M. Neu
Mr. Ro9er E. Neth
Mrs. Richerd Newell
M,.. D. E. Nicl.ols
Mr. I Mra. Robert A. Nichoh
MichH I A. Nisbet. 0.0.S.
Mt1. l'aul Nissen
Mr, & Mrs. Frank Noffkt
Mr. W. G. Norling
Mrs. A. J. Nyroos
Genevieve M. OdenwelJ
Mrs, '•99'1' Ogden
AM 01111
"4r. I Mn. Fr•nk l. Orgill
Dr, Alla11 G. 01born•
t.4r. I Mrs. John M. Owen
Mr. l'eul A. 1'al111er
Mrs, E. ,eplh•,,,
Mr. Joh11 I. l'arker
Mr. I Mrs. H. J. '•rt•I
"'4r, I Mr1. William flelh
Mr. I Mrs. Jam11 '•te"
Jt mH W, '•yto11
Mr & Mrs, A. K. ,h,1111
Hu9h J. "umb, Jr., M.O.
.,..,., Merl o E. l'rentiu
Mr. I "4n. Jeh11 'richuJ
Mr. l Mrs, Nelso11 Quaclrenbuth
M,.. Joh11 L. Retie
Comtnunil'I ~
Quafil'I GJ~ca lion
PAID FOR BY CITIZENS BOND COMMITTEE
JAMES WOOD, CHAIRMAN-2881 EUROPA DRIVE, COSTA MESA
Mra. ,hjfl11 RHk
lttty S. RH m
Or. I Mrs. Fr"ericlr Reines
Mr. & Mu. O. W. "Olclr" Rlch.,d
Or. l Mra. Ro9•r Riley
Mr, I Mn. Willi•"' C. ltin9
"4r1, G. M. ltobinson
Tom W. Robin1on, M.O.
I.Ir. l Mra. Joseph Rosener, Jr.
l'rof. I Mra. F. S. ltowlt"d
Mr. & Mra. Mn Runell
"'4r. TeJ ltunell
Mr. & Mr. Donald I. St mia
t.4r. I Mra. LH C. Sa ... mis
Mn . Jtmes I. Sanger
Or. & Mn . Robert SeunJu a
"4r & Mrt. Welter D. Seuncf.,,
t.4r. Willie111 l. Sehl19tl
Mr. & Mrt. M..,lw, Scot+
Mr. I "4rs. Hell Suly
Mr. Tully H. Seymour
Mr. & Mrt. S. Shan11on
Robert Sl.elto11
Mra. Val Sherman
I.Ar. & Mrs. Cecil H. Shirt•
Or. I Mrt. Guel.I I. Siny~:n
Mn . l. G. Sisler
Ot. & I.Ira. John F. Skinner
"4r. & Mra. Jeclr Slrlen•~Y
Mr. & Mra. Ka11neth R. Smith
Mr. & Mrt. Welter W. Smith
Mr. & t.4r1. William L. Stebler
Or. I Mrt. EdwarJ A. Steinheu•
Haul J. Stephenson
t.4r. Rich.,4 S. St•~•ns
Mr. I Mrs. G•rd"er E. StoJ Jarcl
Oo,,eld A. Slreun
Mr, & "4rs, Arthur Strock
Mr. & '-C ... T. Oune•n Steweri
8obbu SuiHi
Mr. I "4ra. J. P. SulherlenJ
Mr. I Mrs. Willier!\ O. ThegerJ
Mr. I Mrs. John A. Thor"'
Mc, I Mrs. EdwarJ Tkorp
"4r. I Mrs. Oo neld W. Toth
Mr. I Mn. Cerio Totli
t.4r1. Richard T recv
Or. I t.4,., Royel D. Tuel.tr
Dr. l Mn. Allen D. Unn rt
Ruml Ura9tml
Mr. I Mra. Pat Vitro
Mr. Ro9er T. Walke
"4rs, Jea11 Werner
I.Aery Jent Wehon
"4r. & Mn . lteymonJ L. Wthon
M,., Rich•rd C. w.11,
I.Ar. l Mt1. He11ry G. Weber
Mr. I Mr1. Willia111 Wedlll119lo11
Mr. I t..4t1. Robert W .. d
"4r. & Mrs. Oo11t ld D. Wellt
Mr. Eu9ene Well1
Mr. I Mrs. D•vid H. Wl"9
Mr1. Eugene F. Win'
Mr. Robert E. Wolf•
"4r J Mra. Robert Murrey Wolff
Mt. I Mrs. Jame• I , Wooll
Mt, & Mrs. Georg• Woodfortl, J,.
Mr. I t.4,., Jehn C. Wym•n
Mr, & Mrs, OH11 Yount
:;" R,AI uldt' m.t1on of this p~Pf; SaturdAv ror fUll rlttalls on pAo~ 7j••••• .. '-.ll••••••••••••••••lll,.•_..••••••••miiiiilll••• .. ••••••••••••• .. ••••••ll••••m~
8 DAILY PILOT ..
For The
Record
Meetings
' M•r Vl1ta Ml~Pc"lodQe. Muonlc
TtmPle. UOI Ullt srreer, Nt#l)0<1
11..,<h, 7•JO p,m .
v F w Post No. lll6. Amtr~n Lr-
OlOA Htll, 565 w. ltlll SlrMI. Cosla
Mnt. t ·ot p,m u.c I Follt dtncl119, ,,,,._ Hell,
Un1¥rrsl1V of C.lllorni. Irvine.
7:lt P.m. SATUltDAY
Cl1t1>1i1n llusi-·a Con1111lt1H. Leo's Rutaurent, UIS E. Cotst Hlghwey. CorDM dtl Mer, 7:00 a.m.
Anchnr ~. VOA, [bell Womtn's Clubllou... 51S l tlbOt llvd., Ntw·
p0r1 Beech, l:to 11.m.
Marriage
L~Pnses
Oct. 14
Ht...Y c11renct Jallns, ,.. of Lo"9 Buell, i nd Llnda Sut Cottes. lf, of
Hunllngton Betctl
Wllll1m Lee S-. 2t, of Cemp P~ltton. Incl Patricia M. O.Young,
1t, of Costa Mew
f eylt JacOO..-.:L and Mary Lu Ber-
' It~, l6. bclllt fll Hui.Hnvton 8Hc:ll
Trrry L. Piil-. 22. tnd Ktrrv Ltu-
rt Nuntl\, 21, both (II N•WPo'I
11••<11 Lr' y V, HoklMon. ... 1111 An.i..lrn.
•no Dorothy AIVI l(rlsh, J3. of Hun·
I 1ngton llHch
RMtld M Nelson, 'l'J, tnd Dtbr•
LO<J'" Riiey, '1. both of Cosl• M~u
Divorces
DIVORCES "LEO
Irma E Mt<donald vs llontld A
~coonald Jr Dione Kn Oslt""'"" -. Wtllrr Mt•
tin O>trrmllltr M•'11yn Jo AM E1>1>itf "' Jerrv ll•Y
EPPlf' Meloeltt AM P1ou1n va llottr Albert
Paquin Merv Louiw O'Htrt va John JoM!t>ll
O'Htrt ,, NorMt Jtan l rown vs Detn l rown
S.dell Z.rtmbtr vs Htrtlfn Z.r1111~
Doris Colletn HtUll~ va ll~
Thcw'Ms ~·~ ~NW ltff 11th Vt Mtleolm Gorcioll
lie tr eeri.•• "-MetNll "' a .. u.11 M
MOtNn J1111n SW."" Tlf!NMfl 1tt Lyntdt Loulft
TldmlNll Anthon• Rosenblum v1 Frenut J1ne
ROS4nbaum lltrbart F. Snldtr YI llobert E. Snider
{H"P•r~ft mell"t,.n•nctJ
NtY..SI lrrne MOUntt •• JtmH E iclon
Mounce Pl\Yllll 8. Str1ub YI Orville A Str1ub
C•rol J H1rrls v' Tommv l . ....,,,11
Ell11betn Ant1 Wood vs R•rt lhy
WOOd
Ell1tbellt D1mvtll YI lolt rold D. O.m-
utn Melllt F••• Wilensky II\ Cyr'US Wil·
tnslcv Dani Voiflt YI Tl!Omls Diiworth Volol
F •tdrfck L-Runion vs DorolllY E.
Runion
GladVs C. Cotani " Cl\trlu Cotont
Me lcom R ICherd F """' •s Lt••lle
FrtMt G1~lt G l•mmtrt vs Roll Roh*rt
LttNNrt
JDAn J-vs Devid O J-• • Carotm J . Elllt v1 Glenn W Elli• • ~tnsY M F1rr1r YI Albtrl 'Turner . J;1rrar (wparat• m11nltf'\1nct\
·Mery Curi1I• •• Cll1rlu H Curl•I• •Hrnrv K. Talti.rt vs Marilynn A.
• l•lbt•1 "Ood• M .. Mitten v• J...,., Cobl•
• Mittrn
P•trkl1 '"''' Flltl>trtld vs Jul1tn £. • Flttor<•l4
• IMT£R\.OCllTOllY DECllEU
·Merlan V Coootr vs Hm•• R c.-r
• Y,.illl1m L. Wtrrm vs Grrn Ellf<I
• Warrttt
Sllwon ~-Rlclt vs Frtd A llldl
• G~nys AM EtJtt vs L1wrtn<t Edwartf
Entl
Cltrlsllr>e Arvlru YS Rober! Arviru
Edna MN Gl llt9'1tr YI Brian Ots·
mond GallloMr FINA\. MCR&IS Mule B. Eultr vs Frtd P Eul,.,.
Carol Jo Klffdorlrr v1 Roe.rt C.
ICIMdorif"
Sharon ,,.,,,.. J011n11on v1 JrHrt• Lrt
JOllnsl"" P.ti:rlde K1neter Htv•e Yt E r~t•o
• ~fY•i
• Flortn<.t t Sr•IO'! vs Jam" Elmo • Srtlnn
.J~phl~ IC l(orydos v1 And•U I,
• K~rvclfs • lluirlct E Cowlls~ew v1 Jo11 P Cowllshilw
Alta E. Gllchrl1I v1 Leo Gllcllrlsl • Marllvn Jo11 Henoerson vs C.er1ld P
Henderson
AO. Edwlrdl •• Merrill Eow1rc!> AM I NO<?en ltowl1nd vs Ronnlt Cll udf
RowllnO
C1>1r1n C Wllu>o!t •• Thu L Wll•ool• Mtl1nl1 ( Slllltr ., Mlcll .. I H S1>1t.,
• J"111&> I... Goldswortjly vs lltrYlf E.
Gitd,worlllY
~ Fire {'alls
Hwllllntton 9tach
I 3S I> m, Thur\dey, l•Mll !Irr. 11311
Kalt<lO l•nt.
1 tO pm., re1(.ut. A.dam\ Avtn~ Al'd
Dtd>Vslllre Strtt• WostmlnS! ...
17·0J p,m Tllur>dn me<lletl 1id, 1'3o2
Ohvt St
3 17 pm , mtcltc.I 1id, l611t Dana
Ctrc~ ·I.JI pm .• ca• u,. llttc.h llou~vard
• s~oth °' Wt~lminttft Avtnu.. . *"' p.rn , flrt lnvost'9tt1on, IS1S7 Neeu SI
·1t :l3 pm , mfd1c1l 1ld, IOU G~n
Wul SI. •
Seti hach
S Ill om. lhvrsdo . or au fire, llost-
moor SlloP0•"9 Ctnltr.
.... ...,, Ill(~
• 11 11 o.m Thur5d1v. st,uctu,, hr.
)UO Ooll Avt , S700 d1rn1gr.
CHlt Meta
, I 1S I m T~urMJ•Y, l'l!JbUt •Ui\I, IJ4
E 8••· Ap4 A
I Oii pm .. orus fl,., 751 E 1A!h 51
Friday, October 201 1%7
Countians
Observe
UN Week
SANTA NAN -The Or-
ange County chapter of the
United Nations Association
will mark United Nations
Week with an open house.
Ocl 23 through 29. at its
headquarters at 2204 N.
Main St.
Hours will be from 11
a.m. to 5 p.m. except on
Oct. 29 when they will run
from 2 to 6 p.m.
The headquarter serves
as a distribution r~1 ··I" ror
Literature and information
on the United Nations and
Pu~h It Agaia1
Sandra Davisson, ol Balboa Island. dleCb lier daar-
ity subscrption form and those of other Padfc
Telephone ernployes in Orange County. Drift ii
under way to aise more than 1100.000 for dmit1
its various specialized -----------------------
agencies. Speakers a n d
films may be s e c u r e d
through the chapter. Oh $a)e
are UNICEF cards, notes,
books. and calendars. as
well as global gifts from
countries throughout t h e
world .
Hostesses for the Monday
through Friday open housei;
will be Miss Nell Farrow
1ind Mrs. Sarah Talbot of
varden Grove; Mrs. .Jack
II Kimball and Mrs. Ga~
vln Shallenberger of Sant ..
Ana · Mrs. Thomas J. Coo·
ney of Fullerton; Mrs. Rob-
ert Thomason of C o s ta
Mesa. and Miss G 1 e a h
Brown of Orange.
Host.s and hostesses for
the Saturday and Sunday
open houses will include
Judge and Mr$. Lester Van
Tatenhove of Santa Ana,
Mr. alld Mrs. Albert LaUMr
of Fullerton, Mrs. Walter K.
Jansen of Anaheim. and
Fred Burgh of Orange.
Chapman To
Hear Tall<
On Draft
A Selective Servtce Sys·
tern official and a spokes-
man for conscientious ob-
jectors will speak on the
draft next week at Chap-
man College in Orange.
Both lalks will be at 1 I
a m. 1n lhe college aud1tor1-
um
On Monday. Oct. 23. re-
tired Air Force Lt. Col. Mal-
colm F Miller will discuss
the Selective Service Sys-
tem . He is coordinator of
southern area headquarters
for the California Seledive
Service.
On Friday. Oct. 27. Hen-
ry Maiden will speak on
"The New Draft Law and
Conscience." Maiden is West
Coast office field secretary
of the Coordinating Commit·
tee for Conscientious Objec·
tors.
Insurance Wage
Deadline N carl!l
SANTA ANA -The CaU-
fornia Department of Em-
ployment today reminded
Orange County employers
that Tuesday is the dead-
line for filing reports or dis·
ability insurance w a g e s
I Form DE 7003) for the
thiru quarter of 1967.
Employers needing help
in filling out the form should
contact A. P. Spittler. aud i-
tor in charge. at lhl' audit
office, 1619 W. 17th St., or
telephone 543-0ll 1.
Missing County Man
Sought in Vast Hunt
A~AllEIM -A missing
persons report was filed to-
clav for l larrv C. Holoboski. 22: of 206.1 · W Romneya
Drive. who disappeared
from the Stanford Universi-
ty campus near Palo A Ito
Saturday.
Palo Alto police asked au-
Valley Kids
Learn Safety ..
By Puppets
A first ajd course under
the sponsorship ot the Foun-
tain Valley Womans Club
begins at 7 o'clock tonight
at the Fountain Valley High
School teachers lounge.
Members of the fire de-
partment will teach the
course, w"ich involves three
three-hour sessions every
Wednesday starting a.t 7
p.m.
No admission fee will be
charged. A small donation
will be asked tor coffee and
donuts to be aerved.
New Cypr~
College Set
Ground was broken Wed
nesday Oct. 18 for a new
junior college campus in Cy-
press.
The northern Orange Coun-
ty communjty already has
a junior college ~ ·--,u.s.
But the interim C6 u,"\S is
being replaced by .. new
permanent campus.
A first phase construction
contract of $6.7 million has
been awarded. To be built
are a library, vocafional-
technical building, fine arts
building. and a women'5
gymnasium.
The Cypress Junior Col-
lege student bo<JJ will at-
tend the ceremony.
Denti"t Loses
All His T eeth
CLEVELAND (UPl)-De-
tectives Thursday were pon-
dering the case of the tooth-
less dentist.
Dr. Alber' Lei~man
lost his teeth 56.000 of
thoriUes ~ t II e
state to look f« a.e ?J.jar-
old stanfonl _.., a .-Iii-,
cal scieece majlr .._ es-•
peded .. ~ill 0.
celllber.
JloleibocD ._ r 1 1 I
widt thnie ..... • 5
•
atudmta at •
Aw .. .,.~·-~ ec1 • ..., ... __ ..
~ ........ ...
...... Jl'o '$? _:e 4'* .............
eel .:ill• Ille dl6es i.e ••• we.aruac _. wW aa 11e
had widl .... .....me.
said.. Left ......... i.
mot.oreyde. ... el • i a clotbes ... pa ,,
longiags.
ffil f.afller, lllDy ~
ski of Am> • .n..I m
Palo Alt9 'l'liia•> .. .. iJl the seardt I
The .-ilr BEi t di
said his -.... -..... , ema,,; •" fl ti ._
not ia •t I lfi Mi ,._
and w ,. • ......
Naval Off:imn c I « ....
Scbool ill ........ LL. af-
t.er gractgpttw I
1'he •iesiaC ......
dctcribed • '*-*'· •I fed lleW9 irldles ......
dart llair ... e,m. ......
"'' abollt -I I • ... garioaa ud talbtift.
AF Academy -Posts Open
For Seniors
Hi,gh Sc:hoot ...... ..
terested ia aterillc tile Air
Force Academy. CGlmwl9.
after gractnat;oe. ........
ply imnaedia'ely lw tlPe
nomimtim. acm chg t. IL
Col. P'. Martbl 7Polt. Al::a&
emy liaUoa officer far I.be
Newport-Costa Kela -Soatll
Cout au..
''A good sdaola.tir staad-
ing. participatiom ill mra
curricular actmties a • d
phyaical fitDess are impcw-
t.ant factors far ~
to the Academy.~ Col. POil
said tod.ay. "Senators ,..
Representatives are alradyl
screenin_{, oomiuus for I.be
class entering Jane, ~"
------------------them -lo a burglar who
nvpassed cash and other
.aluable
f'or further infonna-
on the Academy's program
of eduatioa.. .... pr&
pares young mea for ca.-j
reers in the United Sla1es
Air Force. call fn.0129 _.•
contact Col. Pos1 at 21~ E. J OBITUARIES
BROWN
Roglnald A. 8r-n AO" 71. <>I •TO
Oct8n .t.w , Hun!lnglon &te<h Pessfd
awn Ocl. 11. Survived bV two sons,
lie Yd W. lrown. Por!lencl. Orevon.
4nd Mll~d R. Brown, Hun!lngton
8utlt; ltlrM grandchildren Ind on.
• grut'9randcltlld. FU~fll Sffvlcrs.
• Sa!ur~,Y. I P.M .. Smllhs Mortu•rv.
• ln..,,,n nf, Westmi~slt< ~morl1I
• P•rk, ELZBOLZ
• Edw1rd J Ela.oil 17731 MIJnr~ 5!.
C. ,rdtf> Grove. SurYiYtd by w~t.
EIMI II. EIJlloU; ont sen J1'1><..; d1u~Men. P 1trlcle W!tllt incl Btrb<lra
Youngman; motM<, Mrs. Elstt Elt·
holr: tour bro!htrs and three .Jsltn .
S•rvlcu. S..turdn. lO:lO AM. •t
Pttll F1mllv Cotonl1I Funeral Home.
RALTZ MORTUARrEs
Corona dcl Mar OR 3-9450
fnsta Mua MJ ._%4%4
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
JIO Broadway, Costa Mesa
LI S-3.433
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
Cemetery • Mortuary
Chapel
3SOI Pacflic View Drive
Newport Beach, California
m.•t
PEEK FAMILY COLONIAL
FUNERAL HOME
?!IOI Bol1a Ave., Wettminltfr
193-35!5
S~DTJJ'S MORTUARY
127 MalD St.
Runtlntton Beacb
LE Ms.19
WESTCLIFF MORTUARY
'""'4888
U? E. 17th "' Co1ta Meu
OBITUARIES
PHILLIPS
Marv G PhliliPo. 315 II E, Corn..-.
Wttllll, Fullerton. S1>rvlvtd by lltn·
bend, lsu c: son. Dudlt~ Cul)h1w; '°"' dtughlers, O«oll!Y \.erc,,..,ttldl, Christine D&lkllnstl, Mlldrtd HIMIM
•ncl EmllY Mlndrilto. Services, Mon-
dn. l P.M .. Peek F1ml1Y Colonllf
Fu-II Home.
ANGARIAN
&t11ric. M. A1191nln. 5cm w. Mc-F~n Ave~ S..m1 Ana. Survived bv
SOfl, W1111tm Adair. 1ncl d1ugMt-.
Phyllis Stru~I. Se<vicft. Sund.IV. I
P M • al Ptfl( Familv Coloftltl P:u-
nr<1I lolomt
GROVE
FtY Crovt, ol V•n Nun. Survived bv
flw son>. Don11d and llld'tMd, of
S•ole ANI Edward, D•nlr,1 •nd Sit ·
v•n1 two d•uvhl•n. Bonnlt Grove
and B1rti.rt TllomP!Oft. Services. Sal·
uroav. ' A M . Peett FtmllY Colonl1I Funtral Home.
PACIFIC
VIEW
MIMOll14L PAlllC
CtmtltrY • MortrJ•'ll
M•111oltu'" • Cli•JHI
r111tt••l Str111<t1
Crrmalto11 Strto1Ctf
3500 1'1rilic View Drivt,
NtwpO!t 1Hch,Caliloml1 JWJ
Ttl"h-(m)Ml-UOI
~an Blvd .. Balboa.
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l
ltl~MV9(: ~DI" SU~ OAAlt<OC COOltTl -
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Wallace Coming to County Next Month!r=====:=\
PL...\CZN'nA -P-loftr's el the AmericaD lo-Beach on the next evening. MEET
Alai a c;.,_ ~Wal-depeedeet Party, are ex-Wallace supporte.ra froml Christine
lace wi8 CSTJ flis cam-pected., according to a Wal-san Bernardino and River-
paip far 'PtdWat illto Or-lece lpOtesman 1be Costa side counties are participat-J orgensett
age ~ llUl ......_ Maa appearance will be ing in the Costa Mesa rally,
Wallllce far ~aideill follond bJ another i1I Long the tpOkesman said. AT THI
~ • Plat•• BOOKSTAIL aidliewillr'Swa.__
Ull9t1 nDy -t ... Or-.
<Alldy Fail 0 I ft ill C..
ta Mesa ... 1
Aboat 3,.511 npu-1•1m.,., ....t
• them ...... fol-
Reg. 75' Ban
SHARP
!~~;~Ii 48c ·--,,. ....... ~ ...........
$4" Stretch
(a pr is
s321
98' II 1129 If Perfect
Cannon
Bath Towels
=~ 77 ............... =--·=-' . c ,,,. .....
... Mlit46'" ... .....
~9'5 Value!
l.arte 3 Foot
Fralned Pictures
Min ......
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thi1tt, eHICIPft, ltfll !Ifft_ .. ,...
~''-'· H•f'llMM<t l" •cor1ter
fra,,... with rich h1ncl <ltlfH Jeft..
TUES., OCT. 24 7.9 p.m.
333 E. 17th ST.
COSTA MUA
••••••. i ..
Kleenex
Man Size Tissue ,
4:51'
W.. • ... .., .. ~
... ClilrlJ --It,,....,. ·s..a2•
1125 Value! Swift's
Gallon Liquid
Plant Food
72'
60 • 100 ~Mt ~elite
·s Year
light Bulbs 4i7]c
l r •
·12" Va ue! Men's Aailan
Knit Shirts
With Mock Turtte
Neck IMett
~'=~·:~;..,. $198 H Acrll•n Acryl·
lo with mock
turtle neck In·
M rt ffllt •IVH
the ,,. ... layere4 loek. Fall 1ha40
In S-M-L·XL. l oy1' tliu 4 -16 too.
-~Two
Qua
Two Ht
tancta HI
· qualltlecl b
.,eUtlon to
1•1• lcbo1I
'Unda (
: Giuel, bo
~ 14,000 •tu
: -th• nation -nnalilta 11
tional M
progmn.
Linda ll
Mr. and a:'11~ ~·· Jobi ~lander :JI eta.
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~Two Estancia Higli Girls
Qualify For Scholarship
Two senior girl• at Ea-
tln~ta Hllh School have
quaU~ed ill preliminary com
peUUon tdr blC money col·
ltce 1cholarahips.
· · Unda Genia and Jania
Giuel, both 17, are amonc
14,000 atudlnta · tbroqbout -th• nation named u aemi--ftnallata tn ihe 191N18 Na·
tlonal Merit Scbolanbip
prOIJ'&ID.
Linda 11 the daupter of
Mr. and Mn. John Gail, ~ Baker St., Cotta M .....
;Jania' parents are Mr. ud ~fttra. J ohll lt Gl11tl, 1&18
~ian~w Drive, C o 1 ta :Jleaa. · ,..,..'!'bl pll .. t11a1Ne to ~ .. " uao.-nt ldla&--.... .ctmort u.a. The'. Natllaa1 -nml·ftll•"• Npr
.... people .
sent tbe creani ol biCll
achool acbolart.
Tbt eventual • .....,. •
bt determlned ...., "'
scores on a eum ta • &Mn bl tbt ....... • 2 2
activttlea al.lo wll1 coal& Ii
tbt teiectlon.
WlnMn wU1 be 1...-
ed ln May.
Nadooal Merit lo ' Ir • ahlp Corp ............
uitllblf d1atri'*1t ...... :J, ICbolaatp ,... ...
nated by lar'5 _.. poretiona, f ...
ioaa, truJta 1114 · al 1
al aatodatao&
Frldly, O<t.obef 20, 1967
Huntington Crate Derby
·To Get Underway Sunday
DAILY PlLOT 8
Expect Rally ·
Abraham & Co. says it
expects the market tD con·
tinut in U. pruent trend-
"Generally upward, very
actlve, highly speculative.'•
It adds, however, that while
It would look for some weak·
_ -._ roar oi ''".-ftftW-··' body t be nd neas on the very ibort term, 1mi: u11e ,....~11:'.rnu · and cars may no • Orance Street.a, or by lhlt 1hould be a ~\od for
eqines of the ladilalpolis puabed or powtrld. ullln.g J~ Hall, 847~151. investors to secuie positions
Speedway may be ablent.. Entry appllcatlona mq Entry blanks must be re-in equities that could parti·
._ yougaten who ~ 1D be obWned frolll the dt)' tu.med no later than 9 a.m. cipatt in "tbe trlditionalll
tbe creat Huntinitoa Btadll_recreMSon_.. _ _.dei:;;partm~-·-t,illll•7th-•on_..Oc.t•za.------•stron-ii.g a,Ye.;aar;.-e.&nd-r;;;all)' • ._!'~
0ren,. Crate DerbJ ..ch
,_.. bow they are raclq.
&,I ancl Cirll .... 7
tllrougb 15 ... tDvttecl to
~te ia the 111'1 WW·
aiGa ol 1be race .,.....S
bf the J aycees. Tbe race 11
slated for Oct. 22 OD Cl.Q
Street west ol Main Street.
Contatanta will bt dlvld·
ed into three di.won.. pee-
wee for 7 tbrou&b 1. junior
for 10 through 12. ad ...
ior fr.-1J tbrou&b It.
Each contestant ii to baUd
bh on car. bat panatl
may help. can maat have
four w b e e 11, dlptndahJe
brakes_ adequste ltMrtq
system and ab CODltl'1lctiOft
IT'S YOUR MOVE!.
GLEN MAI WEST
SH 'RHI hte .. 1tctf911 ef ti.It ,.~, thl1 Setw14ey for fwll 4lot.ll1 •• , ... 7.
featur• must be wltlt ••!========================= ty in llliDcL
The car may not be more
than 7.feet .. ud f..feet -------ff wide. Wheell JDUlt bt at lo•• 011 ...... ., Medical Aaoci4tian
SclaedulaSympoM,um
1e111t m incbel Oldllde tbe
I See By Today's
Want Ads
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YOUR IXCLUSIVI SYLVANIA DU' a
IN THI HARIOlt ARIAi
411 E. 17th St. COST.A MESA
646-1684
COMPLITI --:= .... FINE SCOTCH WHISKY
\ SINCE 1830
86 PROOF
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·unites Women ·
. A new organization with a stngte purpose -·to pa:rc:ba1e a . ·
kidney machine for Hoag MemoriaJ Hospital, Presbytttian -btgaa
to take shape during a recent meeting hosted by Mn. Leslie Pelenea..
Mrs. Petersen invited 24 former presidents of Large women's
clubs and community leaders to her Newport Beach home to diltU•
the needed equipment with Mrs. Robert Bacon. bo1pitaJ adminiltntar.
' The machine, explained Mrs. Bacon. performs a fundioa called
clialys~. _through which the blood of people with dalUged tidDeys may
be purified.
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greatly in demand, and patients in Orange County in need of dialylil,
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and In many cases, people may die before they reome tbeir a... lln.
Petersen pointed out.
Following a buffet luncheon, and prior to dilcnrv111 abOllt ...
kidney machine, Bruce Sumner, a judge of Orange Couty SaperiGr
Court, told of the wort being done by the Califonda ComUtation Com-
mission of which be is chairman.
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presso Clubs of Newport Harbor was formed .
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"I hope other similar chapters will be stuted throughout the
country for the same purpose," said Mrs. Petenen.
She added that they would meet next month and will try to
keep membership under 40 to avoid complicatioDL administrator. The luncheon in the home of Mrs. Leslie Petersen
resulted in the formation of a new club to raise proceeds for the
machine. Meanwhile, donations designated for the purcbale al a nme,
machine may be sent to the hospital .
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In 'Classic' Roles
CellSiti&, ~ thaa 50 of them, will star in the first Orange County
Ctl 1 i1J Gell CJwic Sanday, No.. 5, on the new C06ta Mesa Golf and c '1)0.lilb.
'Ille....,. ..... M "start'• will be several Orange County organ·
I 5 n ailinC • ''llJ _. pllyaiCally handicapped children, beneficiaries
tlfJUI rttirUI.... '
i. 'MW. 151 --aean will vie with the celebrities for the $2,500 J11i1! -.,. TeHB time for the 18-bole tournament wiO be 7 a.m.
A--c a. ulela ities who have accepted the tee-off invitati'on are
....., Atlm., Sal.I Apr, Frankie AvaJon. Jim Davis. Gary Morton (ac·
CJ z · • "1 wife t.ciJle BaJI), Richan! Long, Dick Martin. Dan Rowan.
lid.y ..... Dimmia James. Bobby Troup, Dennis . M'Organ. Bob Wilke,
.i-Gaml, Boward Keel, Bobby Morse, Hoagy Carmichael, Jackie Coo-
.... Blnft Beidt. . \
IJilllliil _.ma wilJ· l9e masMi' of ce-emonies for some pretoumament
,_ ._._ • ; ti&tws _. ,.._ • entertained at a dinner Saturday night
ill .. Cllllllby cM TMillg tbrring roles will be Wendell Niles, IUdlard Adm,.., lllln. Sldp Yaaag, Diet Martin, Buddy Rogers, Jerry Veles-
-. Dllnnilf M $ , 8-l Yoag and Bay Peterson.
lbmie LafllR of BoBytrood, "Mr. GGll" who served as director of
tlw BilRC ~ Pl9 A tem-at Pebble Beach. is honorary chairman, while
die C-. ..,_ dU's plf director, Ronnie Reif, is general chairman.
'Ille t *1 will md with a happy hour and buffet dinner in the
cl '1 ••I I; llliPl when awards will be presented.
'ftie l'*i r tiddl, at Sl.50 per person, are being sold by charity
•• ';4 ou f1:wffiwc a ticket booth in the country club's lobby or on ae ..... ~ pmdmed the day of the tournament will be $2.50
adll. 'Ille d 0
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'TEE-ED OFF' -Virgil Partch grits and ~rl the game
as he tri es to tee off with ~istance from Miss Joyce Cam-
field and Mrs. Tru<!i Moroney Oeft to right). He's getting in
shape for the Celebrity Golf Classic which will debut on
. the co.ta ... Golf and Country Clab tinb ""-s. .,..
tournament ticket ales will benefit area orpniaatiOm
aiding llandicapped children. ---,.. ---~ Authorities Advocate 'Put Women · in the Driver's Seat' ............. ., ... ...... -.... .,...Ged .. ...., .. .....,...., ..... _
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ANN LANDERS ~
wife baa to do all the driving. The
.. is a psychology professor and
• claima that women are not aa well· ~ as men and therefore•can·
llOt drive as well. Do you believe it?
-BEAT DOWN
DEAit BEAT: According to a group
9f Swln llln.rance executives, women
*Inn are lea aure11lve, len hos-
• • lets d11gerou1 than men drfv.
ft'I. '111e1 Ilse are more patient and
~ ureful. To support their theory t... Swtt1 ln1uraoce company offers :
a 21 perce11t dl1coant on policies to
women driven, provided the car 11
driven onl1 by them &ad not their
lta1band1.
DEAR ANN LANDERS -if there
is such a person: I'm beginnin g to
doubt you're real. This is my fourth
letter to you and you haven't pub·
lished one. I'm sure you make up
letters lo go with your cute answers.
My problem Is this dreamy guy at
work. His desk is behind mine. we
go to lunch at the same moment and
I always walk out directly ahead of
him. Wilen we eat in tlle company
dining room (which is almost every
day), I sit across from him. I have
bumped Into him at the water cooler
dozens of times. All t)e says is. "Oo-ops
I'm sorry."
Thia has been going on for five
months and be still doesn't know I'm
aUve. What can I do to get this gor·
geous bunk o'stuff to notice me? -
HIGH PULSE RATE
DEAR HIGH : "Hunk" bas noticed
you, but he's not interested .
DEAR ANN LANDERS: ; am rs.
my sister is 17 and our mother is jl,
We are all the same size. The prob·
lem Is clothes.
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My sister and J get no allowance.
We earn money baby-sitting and buy
our own shoes. blouses and sweaters.
Morn works at a trucking company.
She never wears her own shoes to
work. She prefers ours because they
have no heels. Mom has worn out so
many pairs ot our shoes that we have
Jost count.
Mom wears our sweat.en and blous-
es as much as we do. She bu ~ver
bought a blouse or sweat.er for her·
self. Why should she?
My sister Jnd I think this is un-
·fair. If Mom wants to wear our things
shouldn't she chip in on the price or
buy a sweater or blouse oner: in a
while and share it? What's the solu-
tion ? -SISTER~
DEAR SISTERS: Tbe soludff l1 fer
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0( the llUll"liate veil? How cam J011
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Bead Ana LIDden' bookld •41i11ari-
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request to Amt Landen ia care al
your newspeper enclolinc so cats iD
coin and a lone. stamped, telf-ad-
dressed envelope.
Ann Landtt1 will be glad to help
you with your problems. Seod them
to her in cart ot the DAlLY PILOT .
enclosing a RU·addralfld, stamped
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.. . 6cc Women St udents
Set Sail for Dinner
The Jllll aamaJ Y~dau,.... Di9ft" at Ora~
Coast ~ wi1J br baiJt
aroad llw •alltieal tllmw
Slip Alloy Dad..
Sdletl W w ~:JI p.m.
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pided •• a.occ..-. JfGft .., J ,.... Twsday. . Od. %4.
This dinntt, the oldttst
IUCb affair in California jun-
ior coUege circles, is being
lpOlllOl'ed by the OCC As:
ICIC:ialed Women Student~.
T It e A WS directs a num-
ba of IDCb events tbrougn-
oat the year, including the
Mother-daughter Dinner and
the Kid Sister-brother Din-
a«. 1'be YOUD& women also
Wed -~ projects at
Pwiniew S t a t e Hospital .... cnace County General
a.pita1.
. · · . Fuchsia Society
Praideat of A WS is Miss
L,. Comy of Colta Mesa.
Officen are the Misi.~s
Sbn'on Hutchison of New-
,.t Beach, Tice president;
LaLe Fathimi of Costa
Mesa. C01Tespaod.ing secre-
tary; ec..ie Ballin~er of
Cmta llesa, recording sec-nt.J . ..S Bnerly John-
-ti <>nmee. treuurer. c.aa Yem 8aJ ati9s . hdllia 5ldd.J .... ,.,..
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a.a.a of the hostess
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.... 1ellaktwmt committee
Is Ilia Kiitie Harper of
1'npll't Badl, wbik Miss
Kay Cleprin of Irvine is
ill dmp of pobticity. Miss
Mary Sdlley of Colt.a Mesa
if handling decorations.
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Oaildrm's 1"bater Guild of Newport Harbor is con· trlJutint dAma boob to Newport-Mesa Unified
School Distrid's bigb tdK>ol drama departments and
lights lo l.M Costa )fesa Civic Playhouse. Present·
1ng ligbU ar~ 11.n. ~'4 Hayes of the guild. anrl
. ~ T~ PoponU, ~aJ culture supervisor !or
decoration chairman. They are constructing ships
which will decorate the student center on Wednes-
day, Oct. 25. when the AWS presents tileir aMuat
diMer, this year entitled Ship Ahoy Dad.
Duo to Stage Drama
For Wednesday Club
The Waxmans. a drama
duo, will present the charm·
ing comedy, "The Fow-post-
er." for me m be rs and
guests or the . Wednesday
Morning Club of Costa Mesa
at an 11 a.m. brunch Wed·
nesday, Oct. ~. in t.he
Balboa Bay Club.
Stanley and Rena Wax·
man will enact the roles
in a comedy about marriage
that runs the gamut of emo-
tions, from joy to pain and
from comk situations to
serious concerns.
The dramatists have a
~ed background in the
theater, televisloo and film
work, w have won ac-
claim from coast to coast.
Mrs. Walt.er Mellott, guest
speaker, will share the pro-
gram spotlight and give an
informative talk about ttle Florence Critt.enton Home
al Orange County.
Mrs. FAward. B. Eneliab •
club pres.idem, will wel·
come new members, the
Mmes. Richard Kline, Rob-
ert Williams, Richard Ly-
tle, Edmund Gaulden, Jack
R i c e, Patrick Bresnahan,
Edna McKenney, Marshall
Stamper, Martin Wiiken,
P r i c e Colburn, Franklin
Mackay, Robert Renwick
and Robert Hill.
Reservations are to be
made by Monday, Oct. 23,
wiUt Mrs. Frederick Langan
or Mrs. Robert R. Clifford.
Philharmoni c
Plans Review
Mrs. Polly Hutchins. book
r,eviewer will present a pro-
gr am for Beacon Bay Phil·
harmonic C~mmlttee dur-
ing the group's luncheon
meeting in the Newport
Beach home of Mrs. Ed-
ward A. Boyd.
Wednesday, Oct. ?.5, at
noon the members will as-
semble. Works discu1sed
will be "Charlie and t b e
Violet.s" by John Gould,
"The Sun King" by Nancy
Mitford and "Anyone Can
MaJce a Million" by Mor-
ton Schulman.
Costa Mesa Recreation Department. wh1IP Mrs.
Garth Bergeson of the school board and Gu ild mem-
ber finds interesting reading !left ·to right ' The
guild also wishes to give recognition to Pal , Tam·
belliii. resident director of the playhouse f11 r ;er
!me •ork the past year .
Ch ie f 's 'Be tter Half'
Wife 'Operates' in 9wn Hom~
By JUDY BURST
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Not always having her
husband around the house,
Mrs. Chvles "Mike" Mi·
c:haells has had to "police
her o*'1 home and lay down
the laws" to one small bru-
nette daughter and one sil·
ver grey poodle.
But today the &ituatioo
has changed. Her husband,
better known as Fountain
Valley's first chief of police,
has a "desk job" and ls
home more often ''enforcing
domestic duties."
There were never any
fe•s with her husband ou
the job or complaints over
his schedule. And with Ume
she has acquired a deep
&ense of responsibility and
· the determination to knit a
closer family.
"We have an orJinery
family life whkh just hap-
pens to revolve around my
husband's job," she noted.
"His whole Ule bas been
police work and it bas been
this way for 20 years. I
don't like to say this but
what the public 'W'UU, be
does. Even if it mearu put-
ting his job befon the fam-
ily."
lfOUSEWIFE
Attractive and slim, Elea-
nor is obviously proud tbllt
her husband iJ the ddef.
"I myself wu nevw Inter-
ested in a cweer • beint
a business WOIDlll. 1 am
content to remain a boule·
wife and couldn't ever punch
a time clock again. I guess
I've been spoiled at home,"
she chuckled.
At ease in ttleir Jarge
modern apartment, Eleanor
explained ~he en1ered the
telephone company a f t e r
graduation from Pomona
High School.
"I was working in the Po-
Lave Iles
Announce
Troth News
Mr. and Mrs. James R.
mona office aa a supervisor
when I met Mike wbo thea
was employed with the Call·
fornla Highway Patrol Jn
the San Bernardino office."
The next year, 19M, they
were married.
"For awhile my job wu
U.eresting but with tecbni·
cal progress, the newness
wore off. It was u clting
though to handle emergency
calla and hue contact with
important people," she rem·
lnisced.
Now· she is a normal
housewife as she dekribes
herself. She shops, cooks,
does the bousewark a n d
takes Kelle, age 6, to school
and dancing lessons. Ac·
cording to her husband she
alllo "spends too much mon-·
ey."
'OPERATOR'
.But she is. content to re-
main at home and "be her
own operator."
Home at present. is a
three-bedroom apartment in
Garden Grove, but the Mi·
chaelis' are planning a move
to Fountain V<alley before
the first of the year.
~arden Grove Is no strao·
ge1 to the couple because MW• was the chief there
1111til 'April of, this year.
He beian in Garden Grove
in 195'1 as a aerceut wba
the first paliee dlplrtmmt
WU farmed, Oil la .f1ll1 of
......... dllef. WhY ... tbe,.. chief
al the 15th lups& city tn
California with a population
of 120,000 move to a city of
20,000 without a police
force?
"Mike wanted to be the
first cbie! of Fountain Val-
ley and organize his own-
department," she said sim-
ply. "Whoo you are dedi-
cated, a cut Jn pay and a
family move is incidental,"
Lavelle Jr. of Santa Ana
have announced the en·
gagement of their daughter, t-
Christ.ine La velle to Chris-
topher Drover of Laguna
Beach.
A graduate of Orange
Coast College where she
w.as a yell leader, the bride-
to-be now attends San Diego
Sut.e College.
Her Hance, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Drover
of Phoenix. also is an OCC
araduate where he was a
member of the college crew.
CHRISTINE LAVELLE
Enga~ •
Currently he is studying at
Northern Arizona Universi·
ty.
Soroptimists -Recal'
Historical Signing
The memorable and his·
toric.alJy significant events
comiected with the signing
of the United Nations Char-
ter will be recalled on the
20th anniversary of the oc·
casion by Allen W. God·
dard, president of the Or·
ange County Chapter, Unit·
ed Nations Association.
He will address members
and guests assembled at the
noon lunche<>n meeting of
the Soroptimists Club of
Huntington Beach Tuesday, Oct. 24, In Fra.n<:ois Restau·
rant .
The general public is in-
vited to atten<I the meet-
. ing and additionaJ informa-
tion may be obtained by
calling Mrs. George Galkin,
842~5011.
Goddard, a native of Wis-
consin, has lived in Cali·
fo,rnia since 1915. He was
graduated f r o m Anaheim
High School, Santa Ana Jun-
ior College. and UCLA,
where he majored in his·
tory.
Police Wives
The last Tuesday of C'V·
ery month is the date se-
lected by th e Newport
Beach Woman's Police Aux-
iliary for its meeting at 7:30
p.m. in members' homes.
Mrs. Reed Gloshen, 962·
8420, will furnish location
information.
PENETRATION
Nu rly everyone rucl1 the
DAILY PILOT, hometown nt w1-
p1ptr for +ht F1bulou' Or1n9•
Coast.
He has done graduate
work at UCLA, USC and
Harvard University_. A
school teacher for 12 years.
he joined private business
during the 40s. He became
a member of the U.N. Assn.·
10 years ago and ha s seNed
terms as speaker's bureau
chairman, treasurer a n d
member of the board of di-
rectors.
In 1961 Goddard rejoined
the reactivated 0 r a n g e
County Historical Society
and wu elected regionel
vice president at the State
Conference of Historical So-
cieties. His wife, Mrs. Fran-
celia Goddard, retired this
year from the Santa Ana
Public Library.
Service Without
a smile!
IWt're ttlet .. 1141
she concluded.
But the final decilioo rest-
ed with Eleanor.
FAMILY LIFE
Eleanor's family life ls
first before club work. "I
am not a joiner . . . just
not the type," she laughed
waving her arms. However,
&'he is looking forwarJ to
new friendships and social
functions in Fountaio Val·
ley .
In his spare time, Mike
plays t h e piano, bowls.
reads. watches television
and studies law. In the past,
the chief. who was raised
in East St. Louis, Ill., used
to teach police science to
Santa Ana Junior College
students.
Fo r Autumn
Treasure this smart jack·
el for triavel near and far.
Use worsted or synthetic yarn.
Cables encircle neckline
and create deep. dramatic
border interest. Knit in one
piece from neck down. Pat-
tern 7181: sizes l'l-46 includ·
ed.
FIFTY CENTS (co i n s)
for each pattern~ ~ 15
cents for each pattern for
first • class mailing and
special handling. Send to
Alice Brooks, the DAILY
PILOT. lD.5 Needlecraft
Dept., Box 163, Old Oielsea
Station, New York, N.Y.
10011. Print Name, Addrea,
Zip, Pattern Number.
First time! Jumbo 1968
Needlecraft Qatalog -bun·
dreds of designs, 6 free pat-
terns (includes designer
sweaters) instructions in·
side. Knit. crochet, em·
broider. 50 cents.
Book of 16 Jiffy Rugs -
comi;>lete patterns -inex-
pensive, easy to make. 50
cents.
Book No. l -Deluxe QaUla
-16 complete patterns .
~ . ..
''Time et heme wtllit11e
family ctten ii llded and
I would like him to be;bome
more. Sta I'm excitid to
be moving to a srhaller
town and hope hi~ workload
won't be as heavy,'..:. 1 h e
~to prey. .
In conclusion Fleenor of-
fered views °" her hus-
band's protessioo.
She believes that re6pecl
for police CJlficera iJ not
what it used to be • • •
people are too quick UJ eon.
demo. She is more worried
today th.an when her hus-
band first began, because
"people today can't & de-
pended upon for Mlp.
''It almost s e em c that
laws were made to betp the
criminals,•• she reflected.
Send 50 cents. -----------
Book No. 2 -Museum •
Quilts -patterns tor 12
quills. 50 cents. Auxiliary
Book No. 3 -Quilts for To-
day'• Llvlns. New, exciting
collection -15 complete
patt.erns. 50 cents .
Book of Prtie Af'han1 -
KnU, crochet 12 afghans.
50 cents.
American L e g l o n Club-
house, Newport BeaCh, is
the setting for the meeting
of the American Legion Anx·
iliary, Unit 291 every Mon-
day at 8 p.m.
ANNOUNC ING THJ OP-=NING
cun WORKSHort ..
IN ~UG MAKING ~i
• 3 Evening c1 ..... per WMk .
L11ting 2V2 hours. ·$10.00.
• All materiel1 for rug meking.
• Instruction in the revolutionery
speed hooking n..ctte. Hook e
4' x 6' rug In 12 hours.
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montell desl9n enterprise-~
rugs • supplle1 • klh i !
On ly shop on the Coast cerrying a l ~
complete line of rug meking met.rlel1 end d"it~~
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Which Wears the Original? Community
Workers
Praised
More than 100 letters have
been mailed to 'area organ·
izations io find the dedi·
cated community workers,
who until this time went
unrecognized.
The Women's Division of
the Newport-Harbor Cham-
ber of Commerce has spent
many hours choosing four
to receive their symbolic
Anchor Award.
Presentations will ta k e
place Wednesday, Oct. 2.5,
in lrvillt! Coast Country
Clul), at noon. 0. W. Rich·
ard will recognize the
awardees while Mrs. Wini·
fred Bacon presides.
Keynote speaker will be'
attorney and president of
the Los Angeles Chamber
of Commerce, Women's Di·
vision, Mrs. Neal McCar·
roll. Her topic will be the
Place for a Woman in the
Chamber of Commerce.
Mrs. Fletcher Elliot Is
luncheon chairmen and Mrs.
Nina Pogue is co-chairman.
Reservationt mat be made
. by calling the chamber of.
flee, 548-1155.
Altrusa
To Hear
African
· ... :Who can tell the difference between the two Paris The original pewter-beige brocade coatdress (at left)
costs $2600, while the copy is $150. Another Paris
design, a pink brocade costume (at right) is priced
at $2400, but the counterpart is tagged at $285.
Members of Altrusa In-
ternational Clubs through·
out the county will gather
in the Gourmet restaurant,
Disneyland Hotel, to hear
Alice Princess Siwunahla of
Malawa.i, Central A f r i c a
vpriginals and their American counterparts? The car-
bon copies are made of identical fabric with exact
_detail of design. Even the mannequins' accessories
. are duplicated. The real difference is the price tag.
Harbor Council's4" Movie Guide
• (Edltor.s Notoe: This rNVi. eulde Is
.....,.1'911 by Ille films c;omml"• fll H..-bor Cauncll PT A. Mn. Robert $or• ·~ 11 pnsldtflt •nd Mrs. Wlftl•m
Atf!lmphny b c.ommlltM cNlnNll. II
'K lntwllded es • nrferenc. In dflW-mlnlnl 111llllllle fllm• tor e11rt•ln -oe .,_ •nd wlN ~ wetl!IY. Y01Jr
W--•felted. M•ll lllem to ,,.,,,.,. ~-Gu'*' ~ ol h DAILY PILOT.)
"' FAMILY THE KING AND I-(X)-
Re-issue of Rodgers and
Hammerstein spectacu·
Jar musical.
THOSE FANTASrIC FLY·
ING FOOLS -Comedy
llbcJUt P. T. Barnum and
famoul midget who go to
Eng1mtd and become in-
wlved in an old-fash·
_ ioned attempt at a moon
::: shot. ~so;:=~~ ~ mentein musk:a1 filmed
• in Austrian Alps.
TEENS AND ADULTS
BATn.E OF mE BULGE
: -Fic1ionaUzed W!'ticn ol ~:Werk! War ll b8ttle. tWmENHErr 45t--8ook-
burners outsmarted in fu. c:ooeeming the rajssion-
turi~tic scie11ce-fiction. aries oi 1800's in Hawaii.
A MAN FOR ALL SEA· HOTEL -Twenty-four hour
SONS-Story of Sir 1bom· tnelodrama in New Or-
as More's integrity and le8116' hotel.
COW'age in refusing to give IN TIIE HEAT OF THE
official sanction to the di· NiGHT -Murder-in the
· vorce of King Henry VIII deep South ls solved with
and Catharine of Aragoo. the collaboration of a
UP TIIE DOWN STAIR-white police chief and a
CASE-Experiences of a Negro homicide detective.
neophyte teacher in the THE LOVE-INS -Two
N• York public school expelled college students
system combine wry bu· and a teacher join hippie
mor with aome touchinC community.
moments. 1HE PROFESSION~ -
THE WAR WAGON-John Miltionaire hires expert
Wayne hires Kirk Douglas westerners to retrieve al-
to help him rob an armor-legedly kid.napped Mex-
ed coach to retrieve gold lean wile.
which is rightfully his. TRIPLE 000$ -Based
,1ftlE JOKE.RS -British on1he1:runtory of-an-ED--
farce about the two sons gllsh thief who became a
of a wealthy old English comtenpy during World
family who lteal the War II.
crown jewels frcmi the YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE
Tower of Lcmdon. -James Bond in a IU·
MATURE TEENS AND penclence-fiction thriller.
ADULTS '' ADULTs
THE DIRTY DOZEN -ALFIE -Cockney sieduc-
Shortly before D-Day a er of women who is cruel
dozen Americai military and unscrupulous in h i s
prisoners, condemned to many CQnqlli!6ts.
death or life imprison-BANNING -Unscrupulous
ment, are offend clemen-country club set becomes
cy if they e«omplish a involved in an illegal golf
brutal. suicidal mission tournament.
foe the Army. BLOW-UP -Far beyond
DR. zmv AGO -Story of limits of good taste.
young Russian doct« and THE BOBO -Unconven-
poet oaugbt up in coun-tianal, sophisticated farce
try's revolutionary upbea-set in Spam.
val. Based on . Paster-EMILY -Wry love affair
oak's Nobel Prize • win-between English widow
ning novel and American naval offi.
GOP Talks
Scheduled
By Women
speak oo Wednesday, Oct.
25.
Mrs. Siwunahla was born
in Johannesburg and later
lived in the bush country
where she joined a Seventh
Day Adventist M i s s i o n
School and was taken into
the missionary's home.
Both she and her husband
were brought to the United
States to appear on RaJpb
Edwards' "Thia Ia Y o u r
Life" show and since they
have earned their university Asaemblyman Robert Bad-and masters degrees and
ham and Orange County are currently studying ·for
Precinct OWrman ~rdon tbeir doctorates.'
Bishop will speak to mem-A no-host 1odal gathering
be will take place at 6:30 p.m .. rs and guests of tile New-and dinner will be served
port Harl>or ftewblican Fed-at 7 erated Women at 10 a.m. m1'...i...... t ... Thur...a-.ll\;A'•"•• a ~ per person, -y, Oct. 26, in the include tax and tip, and res-
Bluf&' Fiesta Room. ervationa may be obtained
Badham, 1ervlng his third by calling Mrs. Beatrice
term as Republican assem· cnst, ~. by Monday,
bJ.yman from the 71st Dis-Oct. 23.
triot, will discuss the results ---------of the 1967 legislative ses-
s_k>n_ ~d the expecW.ions
for 1968.
Bishop, county Republi-
can Central Committee's
precinct chainn·an s i n c e
1965, will express bis views
on election of Republican
representatives t-0 support
tbe administration.
Also programmed is a re-
port by Mrs. Jeanne Coop-
er,· club president, concern·
ing the state co!l'Vention
earlier this month in San
Francisco.
She attended along with
delegates, the Mmes. Edwin
Steen, Edward Ward, Fred DuPree, Donald McAnlis,
Ridlard Pantzar, Po 11 y
Hutchins. Merritt Martin.
Obarles Bugna and Florence
Hammer.
The DAily_ PILOT
Covers Boating
Best in West
DUE L AT DIABLO -cer in London just before ~ western eet in D-Day. Harmonizers ~. TWO FOR THE ROAD--So-
FATHOM -Superherbine phifiticated romantic com-Every Monday Jn College
in spy lpOOf becomes in-edy traces the backgrouod P a r k Sdlool, 2380 Notre
volved in intenlational iii· of quarrels md brief infi-Dame Road, Costa Mesa,
irigue and faces peril 00 deHties in a floundering t h e Harborlltes Chapter.
GllmdG • in ~ aDd underf the Lersea. marriage. sweet AdeUnes meet at 8 I -Re-11sue o -X denotes excellent film. p.m.
ner and Loewe musical of------------------Paris in the 1890&.
HA WAH -Beautifully pho-
tographed .segment of
Jemes Michener's 'novel
OPENS MONDAY, OCT.23rd
JUMPING JACK RANCHES
A New Concept In ChTid Care
"lrinCJ Them to nae Ranch"
A lovely 2~ acres overiooking the Back Bay.
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SUPERIOR
Fridq, OdGber 20, 1CJ67
A Sombrero Spin-around
Tomorrow evening the Lido Isle Clubhouse will depict Mexioo at fiesta time,
if club members have anything to say about it. Proving be can do a jog around
the sombrero is Dr. Guy Miner while llrs. J011eph Colesworthy and Mrs. Wil·
liam Grundy (Jeft to right) proyide the mUlical arr&QlemeD.t. IWgarita hour
ta 7 and dinner will fOllow at 8. but lbriacbi music will prevail daring tbe
entire evening. '
Art League AnticipatiAg
Driftwood Craft Display
Art activities are In the
news, with the Costa Mesa
Art L e a g u e awaiting a
ICUlptor -speaker for ib
meeting next week and an-
ticipating t h e November
showings ol its artists-ol-
tbe-!Jlonth.
Harold Wakeman, nation-
ally known driftwood ICUlp-
tor from Los Angeles. will
be' the guest speaker at 7:30
p.m. Tuesday, Oct 24. in
AdamJ Elementary ScbooJ,
Costa Mesa .
He will exhibit a few .e-
lected driftwood subjects
and show al.ides ·entitled
Fun With a camera, using
natural wood designs u 1uJ>.
jects.
Known as "nature's wood
scolptor," Wakeman be-
came interested in hil me-
dia when he acddentally
discoY'ered that natural ob-
Garden Club
jects .such aa birds and ani-she studied under James
mall could be simulated in Reuter, and she has won
native habitats wittl 1maD numerous awards iii juried
fragments· ol natural drift. exhibits, including the tro-
wood without reshaping or pby award at the Orange
changing the dlaracter ol County Fair. .
the wood in any way. Mrs. Pearson also won se~ ~~ N":. first place awards in ihe
al Exhibition ol the Ameri-California Landmark Show.
can A r t i 1 t Professional Los Angeles, and iDe. Seal
League of New York. and Beach Art Gallery. She ii
be ..._ been honored with f! former member of Laa
.... _ ____, ol merit from Artiataa, Los Angeles; Or·
we ...... ~ ange County Art Asaociao
the American Institute oi tion, Seal Beach and Hunt.
Fine Arts of whkb be is ington Beach Art Leagues. a member.
u:. ___.. be viewed Mesa Verde Ll'br.ary will
in the Ci;de ~ Original cmplay the acrylic paint.
Art Gallery, ea.ta Mesa; ings of Mrs. O'Keefe. She
Westwood Art Aslociation majored in oil portraiture.
Galleries, Century City Gal-having studied with James
1eries and Ebell ol Los An-Clutter, Le.llie B. DeMi11e.
geles Salon ot Art Aileen Worthley and Wil·
OIOlell .. artilfb.of-the-liarn Browne. She has tat'en
month for Nomnber are art counes at Orange Cout
Barbar A r ea uti.ta Mn. College and Phoenix Junior
Helen Pe.anon and Mn. College.
Richard O'Keele. She is a member ~ Tor·
Harbor Garden Club Mn. Pearson's oiJ land-ana Art League, UCl. Town
meeta.al..10..a.m...eveq..first .. ieapeS, __... • .Ifill lifes~ and Gown Art ~. and
Tuesday in various loca· and portraits will hang in her paintings wera exhibi~
tiona. Locatkln information the Costa Mesa Center ed in the Tuatin ·Library
is available by calling Mrs. Street I.Jlnry. She aUJend. and the Corona del Mar Lft>.
Brad.ley Schwarz,~ eel Sc:ril.-OIDege where rary.
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!Showing
Upsets
Sloan
MEXICO CITY -''I'm naturally
d.inppointed not to have dooe better-
bt4l'm certainly not discouraged. This
wa my first international competition
and I am glad to have bad tbe chance
tO' , test the facilities and a1titud1•
herie.1'
So. summed up Anaheim's Rkl
Slean: after Pre-Olympic decathlt.
competition ended Thursday.
Sloan, the favorite after one-Um
woild record holder Bill Toomr
scratched because of an injury, bla1.
.. WHITE
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OL•IOI WHIT•
1 poor performances in runnin&
.. ,-enis for bis failure to win a medal .
H,e wound up fourth with 6991 points,
778 .under bis best.
.Swmedand'11 Werner Duttweiler
woo wiib a total of 7574. Rullia'a Geo-
nadiy Blimyetaov (7387) and Sweden's
Lennert Hedmark (7266) eot tbe other
two medals.
"I have no exeuses," Sloan offered.
"I didn't do well in a single track
evettt, • ihen I bad a 14-1 in the pole
vault (he has cleared llHI). When
yon perform lite that, you don't de·
serve to win anything. I was shooting
for 8,000 points when I arrived h«e."
His running effort& were sub-par as
he cruised to a 50.9 for the 440; and
11.2 for the 100 meters; a 15.8 in the
I W hurdles-all considerably below his
best mraks of 48.6, 10.7, and 15.2.
''I was very pleased with some of
my field events, however. My 22-9 in
the llmg jump is a personal best. And
the 6-8~ high jump wasn't bad. I put
tM shot 42 feet, threw the discus 135
feet and did l:.> feet in the javelin. bu•
the latter was poor because my rlgh
elbow was bothering me.
"I don't blame the altitude. my lun[
worked fine all the time," be said.
·Although be didn't get among th
f t'Jf three to win a medal, be got ;
ptlu which be treasures equaUy-th•
jet-Hy of Bliznye1sov. '
Most outstandiDg individual mark o'
the decathaloo WC)S Bliznyetzov's pol..
vault of 17-% on Thursday.
Heihnan Eyes
Title Fight
7I'he time bas ~parenUy come for a
middleweight tiUe fight between Los
An_geles' Andy "Kid" Heilman and
crown wearer EfaTie Griffith.
Heilman earned the fight with an
impressive if dull victory over veteran
G·o me o Brennan. 159, Bahamas,
Thursday night at the Olympic Audi-
torium. Heilman took home a 10-round
upanimous decision and an offer from
O_a.kland promoter Don Chargin to
fight Griffith early next year at the
Oakland Sports Arena.
'Heil.man, 161, chased Brennan all
over the ring in upping his record to
36-3. Brennan is 72-16. There were
no knockdowns.
In a co-feature, Hedgmon Lewis. 148.
Los Angeles, scored a 10-round deci-
sion over Miguel AguHar, 149, Guadz
lajara, Jal., Mexico.
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Standings .
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Friday, October 20, 1%7 --l!: -. R~ssian Sees New Olympic Jump Mar~
By GLENN WHITE
Of IM OtllY l'llet Stell
MEXJ CO CITY -Igor Ter·Ovane·
syan, the gtmlal Russian long Ju m p
specialist, predicted that an unprece.
dented leap of 8.50 meters t27·10-o/•)
would be required to win the Olympic
games next year.
Then, moments after he tied Ralph
Boston's existing world mark ol 27-4-:V,
in Thursday's ~e-Olympics competl·
tloo here, the lil.nky Soviet star an-
nounced his reUrement (saJd he would
retire) after the '68 Olympics.
His generous predicuon regarding
next year's Olympics WIU solidly sup.
ported by a couple of prominen~ jump.
ers, past and present. who were here
to witness the Russi&n's sparkling
show.
Concurring with him were Jesse
Owens, former world record bolder
and star ol the 1936 Otympks ln Ber·
lln, and Lynn Davies of Great Brit.
&in. the 111&4 Olympic champion.
Tbe 29-year-old Ter·Ovanesyan told
the DAILY PILOT: "I'm not 1urpris·
ed I tied the world record. J was well
prepared for this competition because
I knew Davies and Boston would be
here (BOiton failed to show up, bow.
ever).
"My jumps and workouta wer~ good,
too. J believe my best wu about
26-9."
Davies, who wore a special tood
sity of Washington Saturday. Simpson grew up in
San Francisco and played some of his best games
on muddy fields.
OCC Aims To Keep Title
Hopes Alive Against Tigers
By DA VE SIDDON
Sporta EdUor )
Orange Coast College, still nurturing
hppes fo" an Eastern Conference foot-
ball tiUe, travels to Riverside tonight
to do battle with a "rejuvenated" Riv-
erside City College team. Kickoff is at
8 o'clock.
The Pirates of Orange Coast are
currently sporting a 3-1 conference
record, having lost only to powerful
Mt. San Antonio. Riverside, on the
other hand, is winless in its three
league outings and has yet to score a
point against a conference foe.
But the Riverside Tigers are not
quite as toothless as their won-lost rec-
ord might seem to indicate. For in·
stance, Riverside played Fullerton,
the No. 2 ranked junior college
football power nationally. to a 0-0
tie for the first three quarters of their
game before finally lo sf ng 15-0.
"We had e tong scoring run called
back early in the game because of
a clipping penalty." Riverside coach
Bob Dohr recalls. '·if we had been able
to keep those points up on the score.
board. it just might have curned out
to be an entirely different ~ame.''
Riverside also managed to look im·
pressive in defeating two non··COT1fer.
ence teams -Southwestern. 14-0. anct
San Bernardino. 23-0.
OCC failed to demonstrate its true
potential as a football team in last
'{::{ -('7 * Orangl' Coast
LE-Steve Colflesh
LT-Keven Grady
LG-Don McMahan
C-Randy Ba!i1i
RG-Dan Hilliard
RT-Rick Dustin
RE-Crai~ AllPn
QB-Dan Mtk('ls
LH-f rank We1roth
RH-Ethan Oliver
Br -Don Evans
200
225
190
195
210
219
Hl!i
160
200
• 167
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DICK TUCKER
week's outing agA111st weak Cypress
Junior College as it won by an unim-
pressive score of 1~.
"Actually we didn't play as poorly a
lhe score might indicate," OCC coach
Dick Tucker explained. "We had
nearly 500 yards g<>ined in total of·
fense, and that isn't bad. Cypres~ 1s a
team that makes you look bad. that's all ...
Tucker said that he has had the
team working on its passing gamp all
week and hopes to finally put the Pi-
rate's aer~l attack together for the
Riverside game.
D~n Mikels will be starting at
quarterback for OCC. with reserve
quarterback Paul Lemoine also slated
to see plenty of action. Lemoine i' cur-
rently leading the conference In
passing completion percentage~ "ilh
l3 completions out of 67 attemp1~ ~1-
kels. on the other hand. is one of th e
strongest running quarterback~ 1n the
league with 146 net yards for 32 caf-
rles.
Tucker u alao concerned with
strenathening his team's pass defense.
"They've only completed 42 out of
101 attempts against us, but five of
thoae completions have been for toucb-
dOft'ns .... That really hurts," he said.
Tbe coach went on to point out
th.at be believes the finest athletes on
biJ team are now playing in the de-
fensive secondary, and he is look-
ing fqr further improvement tn the Pi-
rate'• efforts to stop the aerial threat
al opponents.
Riverside, wblch h&6 been plagued
by iQjurie.s all season, ls now a re-
juvenated team according to coach
Dobr. "We're the strongest we've been
slnce the Fullerton game.
"We realize that Orange Coast ls
a much Cioer team than it appeared to
be against Cypress. We saw OCC play
agalaat Chaffey, and it was a mighty
awesome !earn then," DOhr added.
Dohr said that all of his players have
now recovered from the injuries 1uf-
feted earlier in the season, and he is
particularly pleased with the return of
first • sbing quarterback Al Jones to
the lineup.
"Jones should be a big help in get·
ting our passing game ~oing again ,"
the coach said.
Both coaches said that the stifling
heat ol the past week hurt practice
sessions, but ttiey believe their team&
will be "up" for t.he game. * ... ·.. * Riverside
LE-Andy Difani 190
LT-Ray McDonald 195
LG-J. C. Martin 185
C-Bill McAllistor 190
RF -Randy Kn ight 185
RT-Carl Bumgarner 225
RE-John Nelson 190
QB-Al Jones 180
WS-Ron Qu inn 180
FB-BUI Bowen 190
TB-Chuck Van Dusen 170
tuck abamroct. coartesy " ........
Mary Rand. •• t.be .... " ......
competitioe haviDC ._ 27~ -
day tut week.
But be could re flea t tltllt ._.,
Tbursday •. sett.ling for • .. " ..
arid tbe silver medal
Ter-Ovaoesym'1 .,W .. lllill--
ant, averagbag a-u~ for tile lift fair
jumps. ADd be eetje tr• ._ m
hairline (oaJ er, •• Ml ....... (27.
5-~).
' ..
Huskies Discount
.... ..
Rumors Of Troy~
.. .
·Mental Letdown ~.
use NAMES
CO-CAPTAIN~
AU-~ tackle a. Ymy _.
defem1ve end Tim Rollota we re
cboaea Tbanday as s.a.,,.. Callar-
nia'1 co-captaim for Salanlay'a ,_
against Wubiagtoa.
The Trojans warted Ollll for • ..-.
ut.ea, atreuing tile ..... pme..
Wuther forecasts • tile SeaUk
area, where tbe gmne wiD be played.
call for rain and tbe field miCht lie
muddy and make 1 1 c ...,....,
2.
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Athletics' Move West
Brings Mixed Reactions~~
OAKLAND, c.alif. (AP) -Sparta
fw in Oakland and b-lley s. FrandsclO welcomed ,,__, a.
transfer of the Amertca. Lapre'•
bueball Athletica from S-Qty
to Oakland.
There were two di11 lltl. lllweuu.
from baseball: from Banoe sa.e.
ham. president ol the Gimb. wllo
blamed televiaicm ......._ for .W-
ing him from New Ya to Sn .......
Cisco, and F.ddie Mallipe, paetidalt
of the claaa A California Lape.
"Tbe move wiD burt • ... SC > n
said at bis home in Pboeab. Ariz.
"It remains to be 1ee11 wlldllet' tbe
area can support both ol a . It'• a
risky propo11ition."
Of the AL's plae to expand bJ lf'11
to 12 teams. Stoneham said. "There
an!n't enough baD pbyen to ge
around. When yoa take four or lift
playen from 4!lldl al the aiatiag
t.eama to stock two IDOft, yoa're
spreading it dangerously thin.." Mum,an. whole California Lupe
bu been waging a toocb-and-so bat-
Ue for financial survival for yun.
said:
"If they televilf a lot. it wiD hurt
us a lol Othenrue. 1 don't tbiak t1w
shift will ha ve mudt elfed • oar
reague."
Five of the eight Catiromia League
c1Lies are within dnv1ng di.stantt ol
iakland. ~t T. Nah.u. unaaJ.wied lftll-
dmt al I.be Oakland -Alameda ~~n
ty ColiRam in wbidl the A''I will play,
said anpetition among Northern jet·
ifomia cilia and among ~ ia IDCJd lor all !.!.
"We lbou.ld eatablish civic rapport, ..
be said. ''rd lib to tee the mayC)f of
"f!rf IOCJd sized city from Sacratlan-
to to Fresno Clll a IUpu ... porta com• ~· all geared to promoting ma· ,,.,. lague sports. Yes. including: San
P'lamciaco'1 major league aporta;'.:"2
S. Frandlco Mayor John F. Shel-
ley Jaad llO comment on the mo;;it;
Oaklmd City Manager J t! r ~ e
KfttbJy said. "We are au deligtntd
to welcome major league baseball 1o oar town.,. :
OfCic:iah ol the San Francisco fM>t·
baD &n and the basketball Warmrs declined comment :!·;.
Joe DiMaggio, onetime Mr. Vanhe,
was "so happy that the AmerU!ln
League ii coming to Oakland. I'll' be
a A'• fall. For many years this t'tll·
ly bas been American League tltti·
tary and lbowed evidence ol 11fat
w"'9 it seemed that nearly everone
,,. rooting for the Bolton Red:Qx
to beat the St. Louis CardJnals' ·~n
the World Series. Having two ma/or
lu.gue teams in the area might ·ere· aw more interest." ·
AlYin Dark. former manager' -of
both lhe Giants and A's. saJd the A's
are i'eteat young club and prtt'licted
tbrB)' ~Jd win the pennant by ts?l.
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At
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-
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f'lj~kl
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and
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OAJl.Y PILOT J7,
Ramblers ·l'fesa,. ·cdM in Key ~ariJ.es ·T~ht
-=-Seven Orange Coast Area Teams in ·~ r Add Baek
Seven Of the On.Dae Coast night contests feature Es·
a,;ea'a 10 blOl tchoola ere tanda at Valencia anti West·
fnvolve4 In lnter•ectional em at Weetmlnlter.
~ club .. t~t with Huntinitoo BMch and ·~ta MeN. and. Corona del Anaheim, two Sun.set League ~ir trytnc to KO the lllt outtlts who've encountered
;VI h unbeetOlll lD tbe Ir· unexpeded touch tolnl &0 '~ League. w, will a.ck belmeta at .. 9*b Neil Peek'• Mus. tbe Oil City ltladium tonight. :E, p, 0.1 IA Irvine play, Tbe Colooista are still
:, . • ~ .. ~t eon<,2-01,> ~~·. woozy from the pasting they ~ ..,..,...,. took from Santa Ana last
·'l!lj Sea KinCt of coach week ed the Otlera can
'Dwe · Bolland tancle with hardly tor1et their 33·14 Ma~ at DaYldlon J'leld. beating by Marina 1 a s t cemea btlin at 8 week.
o'clock. The Ollera will be with·
MllnoUa and Loera .re out the servlcea ol • &oth 2"-0 In lrvtDe action, De Francll, still
Says Valley coach IM alter a r
Phelps: "We know Marina aurflrl1 a d ."f ::--· llkea to throw the bell -• inju en.. came
our mabf concern ia to cur· ..uu , but the Art11t1 wtll
tail their quarterbac~ (Mike t be at 100 pereeat
Tamly8"1). We feel we can t V'"·tionl&tJtp_.. 1fhlm tbty be8t them " OI w. tu.a.
Q>on ti.Pres b1a passer Regulu qull'Uftaet am in for a rough time s Jant1 la atill llm~C with
"I think Valley's ht. a cbarley hol'M &Del Aki.DI
fenae ta the best ss de-NY• Steve Wfezbowski will au year," be &aid, '11 face start tonl&bt. A11o, UDMnan
Fountain v Jetf.ffm'owby wm problb1y
tr.ab fl'M!: . 'a Barona, mlas tonlgbt'a mc:ounl*'
12.0 ,,_..<~ a etlmulating with a bum knee.
over Corona del Both olubl are 1·1 In Crelt-
take on winiesa B~a view Leatue don.
th at ~e latter'• field. The Monarcbl ot llat.er'
Lakewood. ... -belt .... 1911 Jut week. .... • .............. U-tMi ,...,_
\. T -tC4llt 0...
LG -T• A1t111N c -........ •G--ltwt,,....... tt-f''** .,_ Ile ---........ Ge -T-._.
LH -Ow1a f'IMI aH -Mlle ~ ,,_ .. ......, ..._
LE-Dell ....... LT -.......
\.G-LMl'Y 0..... c -Gery.._
aG -~ ...... aT -Jar.II ,,,_,
aE -.. """" Ge-1.ArrY ~ LH -T_,..,...
aH -Welt ... Fl-Dew..._
asTA_.
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ftnt two foea. Coech Jim
"ll we play like we did Dei Hieb, fiDelly it lae win ~ Oorona, we'll be all column attar· opentnc up
right," says Baron bola wtll a •bocklnC 04-1 NC·
Bruce Pickford. cmi1 abould ne1l down their
U-Att ~
LT -0.._.
LG-~ a.ti: : MIL f I• STRATIGY-Hantmcton Beach fC>otbal1
111• key Saturday night VlJdnCa 's Marina
pme ta tbe Slnta Ana·New· .MIO to fo over Ute
He also said Brea'a quar· aecond win tonlPt wbell terbact . Alex Hendenon, la they travel to St. Jolm Bol·
the beat bfa club will see co ln Sat* ~ool~ BoteO
all yN/l. "He can roll out is 1-3.
c -lMYY ..._
aG-Mlle-
ltT-0.. -ae_....,......,
Pl : eon Kea Jlmts. Ji&bt, IDlpS 1trateo for tontpt'1
~ Hll'tlor t'ODf.ront.ition p In Suneet League
.-NewPGrt. TM Sl6Dta are when· they host
Ql -0..........., LH -a-...
•H -GllM br -: JllDe aplmt Anaheim with fhl quarterback, Tony
... Cira No. 1 ranked prep Ana Valley at West-
.poww end Uley Unlb~ •, High Scbool'a field.
~hit wff2\ 50-yard bombs," Mater Del hasn't been Pie~ aiJ.d. able to generate much of
.. _....,.,......
. . LeMa
: BoanD, left, and Bob PurneD. team captain. Ana·
"' lleim • fatared to win. Aaablbn mt week •" .J• Coon's team 1J 1 • 1 and 'lbl two otbc' ~· ~. Valley 11 wtnlell ln Suniet
Coach Hal Akina' Laguna an offense .so far,.!l'be Moll-!
Hl&'l team aeema to be '8l'Chs lost to Santa Ana, 7.
IOID9Wbl& stabU;Md now -6; tied Loyola, 7-7; i.t to
LE-ltJdt.,._ LT -tudr llltllr
LG-ICM.....,_ -=------------------------------------..:.... ------........ ~ ldion. /·
c -•Ide 0-•o-.......... .,_,... ..,_ m -"' ltE-Wll ...-. QI-...,_.._
FL -~-ldllll Fl -CO..,.~
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IMTA MA V.a.Y u:-..... ~ LT-~~ LG-Gery ..... c -o.. ....
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§ Team Tests .Three
UI .. ,.. .,. '1119pa .,.._,...
-... ,. ....... tJli.. = wnllrtlMh• ...... . = , ............. .. : ................. ..
:: -..... 11111nlll tlil = Bl he'lmatitptD ...
en Cal'sr9A.
:: c.m l'.4 Neat.r1 UCI
w _..,. llM eamp1ed a -.1 = ............. loliDg only = to UCLA, M. m the AB-
;: UaiwwwlilJ TIM1w•mt It ,,. .. 6e _.a c•hre will
VI for Ille Braim Ot'a' a tine
tJI yea period.
: UCI f.a 5bllbd Uni·
;: YenitJ ia Palo A&. Friday
-at J:311 p.m. Tbe lDdiana
:: led by Greg B.aingbam.
lM a..,.r AD-Amerku., .. = lliOt fDWita. Tiie Anlart·
..... been Mike Kart1n and
.. ff91b',.. Ille! Ooacb
,......._ "'Malt pl••lllt
wpdw•"'8Bm...,.,
.... ...... ..... )1181 ln
Ill ....... •••td 1GI
p8l'elllt enr lat ,_._"
Em1ler tbil week UCI
doned Sa DlelO State, 12-
1.
The UCI frabmen dunk·
ed UC Sa Dieeo, 15-2, in
tbetr JDCllt ncent p.me to
remain aabtllteD rib eight
'ridoria. Nat frc>lb en-comur ii • prellmhwy to
the ftl'lity came •t use, Taada:J, October 24 at 4
p.m.
TONIGHT'S GAMIS
Anteater• at lfl'fieo'•. •o -Jllll ._.. aT-......... Q-0.-.~ --~OLH -0.... .....
.. are • e.. dllllee ilt
ns C a m •a Satuadaj ICIDst :: llltOdJ AW 1'oa81111 J-. .. c.._tit•a.m...SDe = Mia ,.... Cllllep at
-J;• p.m.
~e above Irvine athletic penonaUU• went throutll
')pme rehearsab recently for Anteater Nl&bt at M'·
Fa.nnia-, Dick Davis, M'Goo's pianist· Rudy, nl New-
land, Tim Tift, Mike Martin, Bill Leach and Mrs. WU·
liam Krumpholz. The ~adies are Big I Boosterettes.
Furth.er information can be obtained by calling Bev
Jabnson at 548-2211.
... -Cer1 ,,.......
H -JIM l/ltt:£lllllw
= P8t JkOdlw ...... ... ucr...,...-.,... SA TUltDAY'S GAMIS
's In Newport Beach. Tbt Thunday nl&ht al·
. ~ will aid the UCI athletic 1eholar1hlp tund. From
· ... ~. t: Mike Heckman, Jeff Cwuitnlb&m. Kn. Mel
MAll9IA t.e -GerY hlllllf LT-0.. ._. LO-..._._
foDowd by ,. .... --........... fl. = "Ow belt ,.., ......
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IVeed For Com111011wealtla Team? Prep Grid
Standings
Clll-... T---LM -Mllie--* aN-T_..._
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..
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::;Ryder Cup Matches Open
....., .. YAU.rt'
LE-.......
LT -see... ....
LC;-Ma. OllMrl c -0-. ..,_
SUNl;n' LIAGUS llG -T-...,_ W LPP: "A aT -0.. ~
-.. ... ... m "' "' .. :_:.BOUSTON, Tex. (AP)-
.1\9'1' about a Ryder Cup
mak!h-pitting p~er~-.u<:h ... as Arnold Palmer, Jack
.. ?;J,cklaua and Bill casper
&JaiMt a Brltllh Common·
wealth team lncludlnl Gary
. P!ayer .. of South Africa,
George Knudson of Canada
and Bob Charles of New
. Zealand, among others?
· Such wu the wide1pread
apec:ulatiOll 11OMof1port'a
• m<?St OOH!ded compeUUoaa
-the biennial eou Hrlea be·
• twten the top proa of tti.
United States and Brltain-
opened today over i b e
sprawling OWnplou' ey.
preaa Crttk courM.
"It Would be I tou~
match," said Paliner.
"They ml&ht even .beat
ua,'' added Johnny Pott.
American pros have made
a mockery of the Ryder
cup, which srew out of a di•·
cuuton over afternoOD tea
in 1928t w1Jmlnl-13 m11t-
1np, l01in1 only thrM and
.~!VII' droppinJ a dlc:iJlOD
w .. 1m1111ter 2 o ,. 1' IUI -o... a...
on this side of tbe Atlantic. singles cont.ests completing ~e,:~ne ~ ~ ~ 1~ = = = :=_: Tbty are probtbttive fa· th en'es Sunday M¥tne 1 1 '° n LM -11ew ,,...,.. .. -i•~•ft~· .. ·t~ es . w",,.",,.,.,''"n 1, ,1 ,', ?! 11.H -,....Afl ._.__ -.. -'Phe British er• a bit ~ ""'~10,.1111 .... ~ ~ a ..JL ~ .... tel')' ln the 1,"' maU!b, ry of getting their ears pin· s.n1• Me vetllY o 2 7 4 -tt_..............__ starttng with •llht Scotch ,......,., .. _ . ~ = =: := "--·ball f -tche ned back but are reluctant ANMlm •• Hvnt1N1on sNCll •·tnr OU?SOml 1ua I &entt Me Velley •I MtrlN C -JIM ..... ........ to yield to pressure for a ao -.. .,....... ~· bl-...f B 'tish C CHSTVllW LIAOUI ttT-TIM T ...... Here la the Une·utfor the com ~ rt ommon· w L ,., "" !! _-~ ~ wealth team to supplant the s.n C1-te 2 o ~ 1• ..... ---
openiohlcb 'twl8-hole lft4te hes,l in team now picked from the ;~1n ........ 1 01 ~ : ~ = :=..",!!.:.: w o-man am• Pay U...,t littl . 1 .... u.,. -" 1 .. .. -._ "' -
"' ... UI
•• ... .. lJI .. -,. .. WJ
ll bf . alte te 6" e ts e. Er Moc1tM 1 1 60 " --one ba , tting ma "I'm not for it," said Dai Foot11111 1 1 ss " n -...,. •hots: th VIiie Peril 1 1 S6 " L• -._ ;....,. -
d 11 Rees. captain of e British 0re11.. o 2 " u -,. Julius Boros an B l team and a ftine-tlme Ryder Ml•'°" vr.10 o 2 i n LT -.. ._..... ,..
Cuper. United Statea, vs. Cup team member. "The 0r-11111 •tT'fv':::' a.nn f :J:' .=-"'
George Will and Brian Hu1· aelectlon Of a representative v1111 P••• et i..i1111ne 1 .. c11 ~ = :;_ C::-::
1ett, Britain. team from sud\ a broad ::.i,~,'r=r:,.:r ... "vi~ H -....,.,.. ,.,.,_ •
Arnold Palmer and Gard· area would be impossible.'' • -aldl ,..... : ner Dickinson, United States Frid Corcoran, 1 member iaviNI L•A~~ r ,., '" ;: = ~ ::::-..,
vs. Christy O'Connor a 11 d of the Proft1ilonal Golfers ~~°;;°'11 ~ : g ~ 1~ "' -""* ='9. • Peter Alllss, Britain. Alloclatlon Advilory Com· tor-Ml Mer 1 1 o '° 1t u -a11 ..,.. ,.
Dou• Sanders and Ga y Fount.in v1111r ' 1 o n » ~!-_CM'I ....... ~ • e mittee and director of the v.1~11 1 ' o 1• 21 ..... .... ..._ ,. Brewer, United State1,_v1. World C•"' mate,_~, d'·a. eo.11 MeM • 1 1 1 " c -erte """"' • .... '""' Ml !stancl• o 1 1 1 u ltG .. ....., ,. Tony Jacklin and Dave wgr .... Corcoran is one of ••...Ollndl o 2 • ,. " u = lAn'f ..., ,.,
Thomu, Britain. the atrident ~eamen for '"''""'' 0e111n •• !..... Ma. ,.... "" fleu1111111 v,,..,, et ,,.. oa -o.. °""" "' Bobby Ntcholl and John· a combined . momvealth M•-•i. ., cer-d•I M•r LM -Teii .-.. w
ny Pott, United Stat.ea v1. team. u!~v:r~ MRe <occi :: = ~ "=.r ::
Bernard Hunt and NtU1.;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.;;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;im;;;.;;;;;;;.iiiiiiiiiiimii~ Colet Britain. II
EJCbt four-ball matches, tht better ball counting, are
.cbeduled Saturday wtth 18
HUtiTINGTON IEACH
SERVICE STORE -
~ulme Aiming To Oaim
·_B.ace Title In Mexico
IDINGER NEAR BEACH BLVD.
AcfMI "°"' ........... a 11t I~
t'···~ r ·call 1 ...
• ;.·MEXICO CITY CAP) -
Denla Hulme of New Zea·
taad hope• to win hi• tint World Auto Dri~ Cham· pionahip Sundlly in th• 1isth
annual Grand Prill of Mm· .. cg,
But Hulme. leadine the In·
· ttrnational Formula One
~\tto racina field this year
with 47 point3, could be jolt-
ed out by Australian team·
,.mate Jack Bratlhant, 42
pqpits, ·U Brabham finishes
flrat or second, whfcti count
for nln• and Iii point., re·
il}eCti vely.
h&m·ReJ><:O V8, tht car dt• s.tgned' for Brabham by Ron
Tauranac. Both H$ne and
Br•bham drive Ult eame
type car. It's a l"ormula One
racer. meaning engines with
a three-liter displacement •
ffulme, who is paid for
drivln~ Brabham's cars, wlU
be trying bard to beat h 1 1
· boaa. But the two men a r e
noted for working together
as a team in races thrOuth·
out the year. 'nley are glv·
Ing a joint reception Satur·
dly night.
'IOI! !
P'RICl INCLUDll ~~~ I~ OIL AND LAIOR ~ ~/, •
UC.. 12.fS YA.LUI • I
Mon. tt1r11 M. CW,, f·I .............. ,,,, ........ N•MWM,......-..
POR PASTER SIRVIC:l-CALL l'OR ~NTMIHT
L was light when
the buffllo roamed, '
OUI' a.pitol WIS domed,
' . the mils were slow,
balloons were the things,
and only angels had wings.
When the west was wild,
only !Usher's was mild.
You see, Usher's
Green Stripe Scotch .
WIS light in 1853.
It's the only one that was.
1fy a sip of Usher's and see
how light was meant to be.
•5.99
pfustn
To Roster
Oolcb Homer Beatty bas
Mdtd & btg, nitt running
beet to bia Orange Oounty
Rambler rorier for Sunday's
pme with Sacnmeuto at
Slota Ana Stac.Mum.
He'a JJm "Rabbit" :Jor·
din, former team.mate of,
Hellman Tr o p b y whmer. ·
8tleve Spurrier at Florida.
Tbe 6-1, 1~ WU
the No. 2 draft pick of the
Atlanta hklom last wtntet
but WU cut by Atlanta and
ailo, aubeequenUy, by New
Orleens.
Beatty bu 1ent Jordiln
and the rest of 1tle Rambler
offense through new plays
Beatty was displeased wittl
both the offense and a laclt
of butUe in last weekend'•
1&-H lo6'5 to Victoria.
·Fullback Bob Gajten aik·
eel for IDd r«eiwd pennis· lion to conduct a cloled•
door meet.lnt with the Ram·
bier players after a recent ~ce aellion.
Nothing was revealed as
to what was discusled in
the cortab but a Rambler
obaener aald the follOwing
practice showed a mwbd increase in enthuaium.
Sanday'• ll!D• la Mt for
I .p.m. Tlcke411 ere awiJ.
able M _, Untt.d Callfcrn1a
Bat In Onnft ~ •
Coast Boys
Score Wins
Six 0r~1e Coast area
boys won age division play·
offt laat weekend ln repon·
al Punt, Pass. and Kick
competition held at 1everal
co-It area acboola.
The national competition
is lp0ll80fed by tbe Ford
Motor Co.
Winners, in aee brackets
eight throu&h 13. were: Paul
Eric Davis, David Wooters,
Qm.tie Hau a .e. Jouaban
Sima, Greg Jacquet a n d
Miles H. Moore.
'nK>le who P*ed W91'.'t
Mark · Johannea, Sliepben
Parrion, Dean P'oea, Jim
p 0 p 0 v, Douglaa ~.
Kurt a.rte, Steve Sba'p,
Skip Fnmklln, Bill Morie.
ll'.Jke Yoat, Mark Vorkink
~ Steve Duval.
i ... • ·f
... ~ird place. w\th only four
points, would not be enough
for ~rabham to over t a k e ~µlm• even if Hulme didn't
Jotui Surtees of ·England,
driving a Honda Vl2, •t h i s 1
year but a Oooper-Masera-
tl last year, won the Mexico
Grand Prlx last year. But
with only 17 world points
thls time he hu no chance
at d'le championlhtp ..
lllHONI
842-4495 Store Houra Moft. thru flrf. f Lift. te 7 ,....
Sat. 1:30 to 1.00 The <>rilinal Upt Scotch
-n ee. ·Either way, however. 1t
will be a vich>ry for a Brab-
' .:,v '
Jf DAil v ,u.ar
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Ucr:A 'Happiest'
~Team-Publicist
41.t'H,.._. far HI,_.
Titans
Start Cage
.Workouts
aa4 a toecWowm. Be'• Coach Alu Omeltrft Cat
aided Je nllbiDC tar • per· State Fullerton basketball
...i Wal ol .._ >. versa-team embarked on Jta !DOit
tile tlllat be llal scam-cha!lenging seaaon Mcmd9.Y
pend -... loucftdowm. with ~~ Of dl1Da. The T£ta.• MalOD· starls
Pwaftll fuDbeck Rick December-! when tbej.tnv·
~ .._ carried the ball eJ to the midweet 1o take
..... ,_ m net yards. ~ Michigan State 1Jniver·
Ldl llllllf Gree Joaa ll a s SJty at Eut Lanstni. 'Ibey ,._.as mt in 15 ccries ~plete their roa(: trip .. .._ a.e Bruim a --• with •'°PS at Kamar State I -·-.. ~ and Nebr'llb. before return·
-""Ola.A ii mt ..._ ~ game. ing home December 11 lo
lillll ,... • I*J' ii ~ '-f*Y 1aJ1 Jooea is bav· face AaaN Pacific. a. ..._ ~ gra1at IOpbomore Cal State FullertonJlays
.,._. fl -. UCLA '-'-.. UC Irvine at the Titans'
a ~ .... an ..,., .. ~ ... ~ --.-:'· •JOO.teat gym Oil ~y.
I • _. Bcwvu. ille IP Sal lDJllrJ March L -
,... • 11! a 'l1leJ 8111 df %1 · ~Saturday. Omalev creeted 11. play •
THIS STIAHGI LOOKING DttAGSTER, CALLED A 'HEMl.CUDA', WILL BE ONI Ofl THI ....., wsr1w .. .....-r. .._. ., ae Brilp are en MandaJ, enty two of
.... .. ..... - -..... ~ Be-_wham lettered Oil tbe UM-
Wlieelstand
Ace Will
Seek Mark
Wbeelstancting exhihitioo-
iat amct Pome will .U.Opt
t.o atah1i+ nnr records
Slilllda)' n1'llt at Orange
CGdJ b*IW'-oml Race-.., • bis ··CbuckwllP· ••
Poole~ a Saa_. tkiv·
, , afGla · rr oatnt a.t won li.m and Ir , • .... ...._. QtJ; V JV e lost H . But -moac tbe new·
JieW .. Jin1 Me' ' a»= ~ MM •• View~ csimen. eilht ,._.. ..,...
-.._a. ..,. M4... ~ Grem. s. Francisco 1Ul,ed junior collep per.
FEATUUD CARS IN SATURDAY'S ORANGE COUNTY RACEWAY PROGRAM
Top Horses Race On Turf HB CdM ................ LmTSllCle.Riduoood. fvnllJ'I·
' ...,., ae,w-1 •-.. ....... will coaata' Be-e>n*v baa bi&b hopes
/ -. If fll tlllrir lillll D _. 1-d!I a.ct Williams, 33 ~~~ Cbrtstie. up
L-aguna 'Cap Del Mar Feature Harn·ers· are~...... , ,.....,., ··.-ea 1
• 'Dne by :t:'1 ui,Jllae = !.!!:!! ,... I lei· J1l ,_. ... 4 ~ trwfen fndui» ~·· e ....... ~~ ...._ .._. lbt mrtm.. 4lS Howe from GroulDOlfrJoe
S ~ N Jl.IJ.l ...... __.... • + h c. c. Wlft 1A1a1 Be9Cb att"W·
Stars of the three-year-old
division with a talent for
turf coW'se campaigning
will be in the Del Mar spot·
llgbf Saturdaf (Oct. 21) In
the first running of the
D>,OIX) edited Laguna Handi·
C8P at • mile and onNlx·
temtll Oftl" die lDfteld lfUI
coane .
Post-time !ot tbe fD'st
race Sa~ la 1 p.m .•
half-an-boar earlier than on
weekdays during the 20-day
fall meeting.
Expected to be in the start·
ing line-up are such accom-
plished sophomores as Mrs.
Raymond Bauer's Bluing
Silk. Harbor View Farm's
Couderay, Mary F. Jones'
Duncan Junction, Finkel·
stein and Brubabe Farm's
Kkk B a c Jc and Green
Thumb Stable'• Pagan Gem.
Bluing Silk. a son of Sil·
ky Sullivan who unlike his
sire possesses 'abundant core wms· • a ............ W' ,__TI --c. .• -aft!'• • Dr:t Gem LaP'cmd ~
speed, won the Pomona Der· l'1 •w 'lllel'n H ill .. •; _. IWffll Gene Olaffey. 1'lo.a..... • a • ii u • a. ,,..., J5 tar m,... Two ¥tW Jeu.m1a ere
by at the Los Ange.lea Coun-Paul WUU.. W ~ _. H ..., .._ _. .Ila ~ 17 tar 173. cents' Diet 11o1111aJ (I-~)
ty Fairgrounds and then D JI ,.._. ~ ........ Jm1 Jaot and Ed PUnqall& (M),
tired older bones in a divi· lngton ~1 en. --;~·!w~=-~·~,~~-~~·~!&!!l~t~l~tlw~~t.:_ _______ _!fw~www~d!:_ __ ~---
sion of the Rancho Bernar· try aqmd It • .. •
do Handicap lut weekend tory over Slll&a Ma ... ....
and WU a bang.up lecoed and r..-.. ... to n .. ;,.1. ..... 'l'ree. '""• ............ eeu..-o...M
Couderay, a Flmida • bred haniert to a .. tm•llll son of Bollnas Boy. bu a·
hlbited great improvement cmr Mapo»e ti 11111•111&1
--
• • WORd OCIR ., I .....
lMt mcmtti by tcreeebinC
Im tuel-barntnt. Dodge A·
10D pi.chp Oft!' 1, 400 feet
OD bis real' 'Wheels. ----------------m:I~ Saturday eveomc, Poole
since be began campaigning Tbursday aner-'1
on the grass. In hls final d1ltance duels.
outing of the summer ses-William.I pi.-ftnt
will attempt to bred the
world record ol 3,200 feet
be1d by "Wild Bill" Shrews·
beny. Steve Bobml ol Pasadena
will be driving Ills (bevrO-
let 0 .Rat Motor"', a fuel
bamer. to .peeds clOlt to
or better than bis best of
Del Mar
Entries
sion at this seaside oval, 10.01 . the Oill!r ...
Couderay was runner-up to · m .
Estambul II in the second , the Sea King dae fl •llml
division of the Escondido and Bell grabbed
Handicap. and~ p1acea wa......,.
Duncan Junction wu sec-cal times ol 11:~ a .. Ota
ond to stablemate Tumble rona del Mm: Yidm'J'.
Wind in the Hollywood De!'· In other ctm..,,
by and will be making his Loara outJeaed a.ta
lTT mph. ·----~----~:::JIC::olll.1111-m!ICES• 1kkets •e on ale DOW
.local debut in the Laguna 25-36. and pdest V.alllldal
Handicap. Kick Back ac, ran away fnm.......,
counted for the San Fnnda· 40. at the Raceway for t b • w~ M.anufacturftl Fun· ay ear ObatJJpionabip that wm be held at OClR on
l'eOftlDber 25.
On Sunday. formula karts
1"8IC9 on the new OClR road
ooune. Over 200 brU are
expected to compe.le.
RACE
RESULTS
P'fllST IUCI 6 fuf'°"'9 I ~ olds. ~ Pune l'l.:IGO. ~ C. G. tNAllOnlrf) •A >.• >.•
,,,, CJ(. I G¥tlt I t.CIO S. 10
... Toal!> (S.llenl >UO
Tlllllt-1, 10 7/S. .... ...,..., .. 0 ,,,,,,. ww. ,_ ltllk.
..... $porff.
.-., uce. • ~ rwo .._r---maldlN. cat~ ~ ,.,,... a.:iao. a.. ~ "' 1P1ercel 1u• ,,,. a.20
T .... OW.. (~I MD 110
IC""'* KN CN1WtM111 Ut
r-...-UI 11s.
$0.-.S•t 1....isomt. """' ~. T• ......,. v..... lift. °"'""" &>It-. ~ a.rm. l.,,,..net Ctawft. ........
D&ILT DOUa&.ll-M ...... C. e ., . ._ ................. .
,._. llACI. One mll9. > .... •
,_. .-_....._ Clllm'"8-l"urle
::-"""9llf C'19rul 1 M Mt Ut a--.. ~ (H«mlft) .. ,. uo ~(Hell! 7.20
~ .. 1/S.
--~· Gorde Crwl. ~ b ....... Ollort1lle. Huck. ~. Old
,,,,.,,,, ...... e.ll>r.
.... d•f 1"""'*1 ... Kim !Cal N . ...,ll'TlC llACI:. • fur'°"Po t l'Mr .., Mia ClelmlN. Pune c.-.
Ge .._., COflulft) 22A 12.• •·• lldillft • ._ (Gerclel U.• 7 .111
$1,_. T..,. CHllll 4.IO
~I.It 4/S. A• ,.... -Veit <;em. Doll Sllols. .. , .......... ._.... (;--
-~
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~ ,,,,.. Clltlll. ,,_. .....
,,.,.... P1nf MM-. ltWll N'Ac9, Ollr
~-So•k1•d ...... >-<. W9111f~tnl1Nd ...... 8-LA.~.......,.
StXTM •ACL '~ t Y.r
-· CJelmlflo . ...,_ U.-. Clrnl'• ~ (Me!IOmfY\ 1.•,.. , .. """""" v .................. , JA , ...
"""'-~ (Helli 2M
Tlme-1 ... )IS.
AltO r-.M-Gel. 'rtla ftld,
Turf Oelllfll, 1'111 l'Mt.
Ne .er~ 1'--J. '-~ll!Mr91Nf edlrY.
ll.VS"TM UCL 1 111 • lftllla )
-.-lfld ~ c1e1m1,.. ,._ ,, ...
•-._ Wind IT lftlflldlll 7 .• ._. UO erou Arm (l"~orl UO t.•
s.-MCt (P elomlfttl ~Ill
TtoN-1 . .a its.
Aloe ,_,ARbtnV, El Merl"" I'm
Hlall. ~ ..._
Ho ICl'lttdltt.
E 19ffTM a ACL 0.. mlle 911 turf.
, -_,. .... up. Clttllfi.t el .... ~.._....-.
Ar1t ...... (leflenl E'""'° IA MMte) ,~ <Tl'vflllol
n.-t.J7 >IS. A... ,. .. -A-f'ldllllf. o.c>w!lfllfw1
............ ll11 .......... °""" Dvdlt. •'9 """' A.. .., v ... . ~ -....,..,., ECM. Mll'dl
W ..... Tt H Olilt. .......c.. _ltt....,._..,.., .... .-.,.
JlllfTM •ACI. OM 111li.. > ,,_. ,._
(la,,,,.... l"WM tl,,.,
llfn. ,._ 1141111 n 60 llM UO
$<Wft ~ (Al...,_) t • 7,IO
I •_, L-i. !St~tl '40
T '--I.JI I S.
""" ,..._._, ICld. '°'id u_.. ~· --~. Mnrlf. 0.-WO o ... )Catt'a ll'«i. T11t1t llo'll.
Ne taakMI.
oe LMAll •NTittH
s.Nr*Y, Oct. 21, 1M7 CINr ... , .... ",_ ,_, I ,.M.
117
1U
'" 111
'" 114
"' 11'
XlCI' Ill
SecottD RAClf. 4 fur1aroi. Twe
-old nwldllft ftllles. ,_ '2.3111. .... ~ Punctl (It Menell) 11'
P.-. Tiiie (0 VtletqWr) 116 r.~ c'°""' IJ s.i'-'> m 81Ue Quak (2 w HMt.01 113
CtUY About Ye (W Mallomrtl 116
.MefM E.._ (A V81enluel1) 116
S. lccnv SoflO (It Yori() ta
1.M11'1 Metal (J Al'tertlunll 116
G<ourld I' IMll CJ P• IOtnlno I 116
8.+i1li-(A MMtel 116
C.CMI A'-4 (J Trv(IUol 116
o.crvs111 o~ 11 o H•lll 116 ,. ..........
0-U lltndetVOl>S 12 0 Hell)
8~'"'°'9 Girl (A Meetel
C.U-Ur1c U TrvflllOl
A-Welt far Pnlof (It Mene111 °""" ..,, (1 w Mertectt)
Ao-a. Craft.+r11Md •lllrv. --..C. A. llela ......,,... ...irt
C-ll. lln WMeler-ttelMd entrf,
0-.S. Femr .-ed flltl'Y,
116 116 '" 116
116
TMl•D llAClf. OM milt. , YHlf'
eld9 _,., ""· Clel,,,,,. "'Ice S2.000.
l"Vrl9 1:1.20t •
T ..... Wiii (A ~) 9-tto (W ,,,..,,,,.....,,
Sefteflon (J A~)
819df I.oak (E Med!M) ~11 AM CG Tenltllchll Ori~ U TtVllllo) Modlll lloll (It ~)
Fer 'H Or1llt (A si.rr.-1
R-'""" CW S.lleYI
"' 11•
'" 110 107
"' xlGf
110 111
".Oevlcl 80\f (J Trv(lllol 116
C-Grlllfl Por1 116
O.&etil lnfeftf'-It J S.llenl 116 a.5cMlet OIM!lon 11 A $1\ef"IM"I 116
A-It. lln W-ltf·l!'l lMCI ..,...., a-Ertc J, Longde..-ttelNd tftlrv.
C-A .T Oov ... trelNd ..-trv. 0-C. Wlllttl1111-tre!MO 9ftlrv.
,.,TH ltAClf, 6 tut11>nQ1 :I Veit
old• end up. Clllmlnt Pl'lct suoo.
Purw 1:1.20t.
Grn So1m CJ Trv(lllel
ltefMNYe (J ~enl Loeckcl tor S.... IW ~rtedl
R-Prlnc9 (0 Hell)
I t•• TOl'll' 10 Ve._,.rl
A"""l'tY'• ~ IF ci.. .. o Fvml (W MeNir"NYI
A-Air ~ fW HQdotsl "*'ting (R Olg.ulnl A-J. H. Wtde-ttelned tfllfY,
11'
111
117
117
117
11'
111
llt
l16
SIXTH ltACI. About ~ ~ Oft
turf. TWo Yffr ola AllOWel\Cei.
p-13.0CO •
81d CW H1mdc)
Nallle HouN (G Tlftlwuchl)
1"11QU.n.llo ( R Gwc.le I
Eeole4 OVNslY (0 Hell)
GtW Med911IOl'I (J ~"I
$flenlth Attack ID Ve~squel)
A-"oleew fJ Sellen)
8oot IOI' (W ~I '"°" Rl'IYIMI' ((; Sri-I Roni $ptetr\lm !A~)
117
114
x10t
170 117
170 no 117
117
)17
HV'"NTH ltAClf. • furlenDa. J yur
olda. All--Pune 14.000. ........ , VltM IW K«tlldtl
ltuc1tedoo (A Veltt11uele)
El Lotlo ~-tll" IW M1home¥I c~ ve11e>r IJ Tru(lllol
Tiii Mol/Tl#I (J Sellen)
Noctumtl 8e>litr
1H 117
1U '" JU
, 17
114
llOl4Tl4 u.ce. 1 1116 mllK on turl.
l Y_. olds. The l lOUNI Hlfldic.60.
• l"une 120.ooo IC!ded. G,..,.. 1:12,lllO, ntl
111 w1......,. t n.650.
Hero4cl J, (J Tru(lllol 112
SI/ft ~ (G TM'loudlll 112 l"~'I £-VY (W H•rtK\'.) 111 Gent""'-GllM CW MtllomtY) 111
Oeddef' Ill Gerclel 105 ltlend River 1 n
S'-"'onf ( 0 H• 111 1 IO
Kick ll«:lt (J Sel'-') 111
CCIUIWIY (M Solomotlll 113
Oltnlllgllt (0 Vtl-,l 1111
8 llrlfttl Slit (J Arfllf'bunl) 120
Nl"Ttl RAC•. Abclut 1Vt f\mOllQs
ort !vrl. 3 .,_ oldt ...,,, ~. Cl1lmlng
ID"lce Sl6,000>S11,0CO. P-it,OCO.
The ROM CloWft U Trv(lllol 117
Tell Dutt. (R Gerclel yJOS "'"'"11 lrllhme" (W H1rlll<.tl 111 Grwnd Siem Mll(e (A MMl41 1U
A.$1u1lew (J Stllen) lU
P•ul A.. (0 H1lll 117
Vlllle'f Rultr (M So~) 1U
..... ~ Gt1"' (W Mal'IOr'IWt) 110
co Handicap in solid style at Greg &.al Ill a _.
Bay Meadows. while ·Pagan tang com'le ~
Gem was beaten narrowly 10:2U as Ille ... •-•el
by Jungle Road in the Will Richard Priest ,.__ a
Rogers Stakes at HoUywood tile fint and ~ la 6e
Park and has demonstrated Costa Mesa..._
line ability over the grass. ~ve Barta~._
Bingaman and Gheen's ~ for ~· JUc-
Gentleman.s Game, winner mg third la t .47.
of his last start in a bright _._ .
3 -~'--'''""") c... .............. . 1 :()8 /5, is CLUVUKJ. UAO:: Y • Grew ...... CC.U UA Ml
Participant Saturday, as t.• 1111 1ctM111:-. • .... ...,.
-' (C.I 11.IS. -a.ti ~ Cl9J are such swift ~.ormers 11:»...,. ee.,, ..,. cc..t n=-
as Swain and Teas' Pebble's ~ ~~As..~ n=-
Energy, J . K. Hot11Sels' Har· ._ '-'t! c-•._a
old J., Sidney Factor's MMN!le '°
Gamellght and Oxford Sta-
ble's Sun Seeker.
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The USC sailing crew, all from Newport Beach
fetched. UJ:! second to the University of British
Col~b1a in the ~ent Douglas Cup match r ace
se~1es at Long Beach. The Trojans tied UBC on
points but was awarded second place. alter bein_g de-
feated by the Canadians in the only match in wruch
they met. From left are Henry Sprague m NHYC·
Argyle Campbell, BYC; Kirk Elliott, scYC, and
Taylor Grant •. NHYC. The series wu sailed in
Columbia-28 sloops.
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12 Now Entered
Acapulco Race
~' Fleet <;towing
The fleet roster for the entries befon the Dec. ·a»
ninth biennial San Diego-to-. de.adline.
Acapulco yacht race jumped i .ENTtUES
to 12 during tJ_ie course of o.atnJ tbe weebad med-
weekend meetings in San tnga Foster alto d ~iego between Carlos Bra-~~t ol ._ '::":.
nifi of Acapulco and San Di-tries, one eadt. ~ Saa
ego Yacht Club officials. Dieto, Neepart ~ aal
Participating in the dis-San . Franc:ifco. 'De M'wst
cussions ~b Braniff wer• entrlet are: Mn. Dcwotb1
-· • Y R-adcliffe'1 '7.foat ~ SDYC commodore Malin Alert from SDYC. Petet
Burnham, vice commodore Grant's Cal 41 Nahl IJl rep.
Norman Neely, and Norman resenting Newport,.-Barbor
Foster SDYC's general Yacht C!ub, and Dw::Emmett Rixford'• 46-foot &loop Annie chairman for the race which Too from the San FraDcilco
gets under way Feb. 4. yacht .club.
One mile also was ~ Nalu m participated ia
officially to the ra'ce course, t h .e 18 race ODly a f e •
making thia a 1,431-mile run ~weeks nm~ 1 :-:
down the coasl The change Grant's faur11l AapWo
was necessary for handicap '"-.. _._. race. uvweftt', .......... m-
allowances because the fin· tered Nalu U. 41-loot aloop.
isb line bas been moved in the 1951 and 1151 races.
deeper into the Boca Chica Nalu 11 was aeeon4 9Vtt3U
channel at Acapulco. to a po-and first in Claa B In the
sition off the Caleta Hotel. '56 race. The Alert sailed in the lJ62
FLEET SIZE
Braniff contributed to tile
incre8$4! in the fleet sift by
advising SDYC officials that
co-host Club de Yates de Ac·
apu)co will have five boatl
in the race, an increase
race a n d Mn. Radcliffe ~ in tbe t.tiD event
with the Mouoon
NEW BOAT
1be Alllde Too, MWI' -Actplko ..., .....-e. ii
Lake Havasu R_.p11atta . from the .three previoua11
I '1"'l:' ~ entriel wbl
tbe )'acid ., ..... .., a.It-
ta la SDYC'1 ., '!!I -
bid r. &M ..........
D . R d be: Aaron, S-. Jr.'• Cal 40 raws ecor . Entry ~:J'0ce~~ ~~.:!
• • 1 • dsco Teuscller s Cal 48 Val·
.,.,...... awr • a.. Olm ....... ,......,
annomaeed .,.: Wiiiiam S.
lari Jr.'a ii-foot cataer S--
tana, St. Frands Y a c b t
Club; Spirit. tbe 51-.foat yawl
owned by Norm McCarvill
of Vancouver wbicb is hu-
ed at SDYC; Frmk Hope
Jr.'1 K--'3 Verve. SDYC;
and Rascal. a aetr, 51-foat
yawl lleing built far William
WilJoD of Sula Barbin
Yacht CJ•.
. More than~ drivers have E~tWelcb, Collinsville, ind. kyrje, and a pair of new.
filed entries to compete for Linn is a big Winner in unnamed Cal 40s owned by
the first time in the Lake the Sl Louis section of the Manuel Senderos and .Jorge
Havasu City ~tboard World Mississippi Valley, ooe of ~scalante.-E~ante is due
Oharnpionebip ·R~gatte Nov. , the nation'• ldspota·for out· m San Diego this ~kend 25-26. · ' board racing. He will be .to take. delivery of his boal
The first-timers -togeth· driving a Power Oat 4-point B:aniff, who is Acapul~
er with veterd ~vera are hydro with three Chrysler chairman for the race, said
expected to swell 1the entry · 106 borl,epower engines. ~re is still a chance . for
list past the 100 .,art, ac· Ram°' 1-noted as one of one or two more MeDcaD
cording to race director Earl the top in5oard drivers in
Palmer. Entries will close the U. S. and is -switching
Nov. 1. to a three -etigine Rayson
Three of the new drivers Ctaft outboard for the Lake
will bear particular watch· Havasu City event.
ing, according to Robert P. Welch will be driving one
McCulloch Jr., general of tJ>e super-speed Switzer
chairman of the fJ.7 ,500 cm-Hydro Ka18 with two of the
sic. new 125-bonepower· Mercu·
The three are Jimmy Linn, 'rt enginea, ieputed to be
Beach Grove, Ind., Rudy the most.Poftrlul outboards
Ramos, Gardena, CQlif., and ever built. ·Other high-rited newcom·
Fog C.ancels
Boat Race
The J,ong Be.ch to San
Francisco offshore power·
boat race; scheduled to start
at 7 :30~a.m. today ·was de·
layed because of heavy fog.
By 9:30 a.m. there bad
been no start. SponS()rs of
the race said a starting sig-
nal would be hoisted as soon
as vmbillfy mprovea-'to
t:be point of safe navigation.
ers at , Havaau who· have
filed entriei are BW Combs
end Bill DOwner41 Bucyrus,
Ohio; .filn 'Mouton. Pasade-
na, ·Tei.; Bill· Murray end
Gordon Price, Co Io r a d o
Springs, Colo.; Tom Mc·
Govern. Anaheim: Robert
.Hellander, Salt Lake City:
'Bill Amesr. · Santa -S1M1ana,
Calf:; Fre<t ·Har;t.rnann,. Pa~
Usades Park. N. J.; a· i 11
Olney, Monte~llo : Wendell
Haley, Stoett.on~ -Dav i d
W-mg. San Carlos : Stan
Stauffer, Ashland. Ohio, and
HuJh f)uier, GtiVo v~
ley, Oalil.
Marine Electronics
Popular.Show Exhibit
Bahia Regatta Features
Four-boat Match Raeing
Bahia Corinthian Yacht
Club will inaugurate a spe-
cial match race regatta this
I
Whittaker's
Take Over
Yacht Firm
weekend futaring f...-
boata from any daa.
1bree race.I wlD. be ail-
ed Saturday aod &andaJ ..,
that each boat .. • clals
will race agaiut the other
boats in the clua in indtrid-
uaJ match raca.
The format ii patterned
after Long Beach Yadlt
Club's Congreuional Cup
series, except that more
Whittaker C»rp. of Lo6 An· than one dau will be fea.
geles haa announced that a tured.
definitive agreement has Scoring Will be on tbe ba-
been reached for the acqui· sis of one point for eadl
sitioo of Wesco Industries, win and nothing for ~
Inc.. a..Nf>tlh ~ood firm loss. ~ the case of a tie
which builds the wi ely-~~ ~*
known Corona sailing yachts. tween the two tied ~ wiD
Whittaker recently pur· be ~~ the wmner.
chased Columbia Yadlts of A discUSSlon of the app6-
Costa Mesa. cation of the North Ameri-
With boat 'lbow time ,ap-
proaching thro,ugbout the
country, the most popular
exhibits in any exposition
are those of marine elec-
troiiics.
William .M. Duke, presi· can Yacht,~ U~
dent of Whittaker said Wes-rules u to 'tailing tactics
co will continue 'to operate and match race starts will
under present management be held at the BCYC clul>-
as a division of Columbia, room, Balboa Bay Club, Sat-
wbich In turn is a division urday at W a.m. The discus-
complete with mounting era· of Whittaker. sion will be moderated by
die and crystals for all six The Columbia and Wesco qualified match racing es-
channels. It is available with lines of fiberglass sailing perts.
optional channel • changing craft will be expanded to A skippers meeting for all
remote. include new craft as well •s participating 78Cbb will be
The Simpson-m is also a the production of other held at 11:» a.m. Saturday.
six-channel unit with 13-watt large, ligbtweigbt 1tructur· The first race ii scbedul-Electronics englneeu and
manufacturers are continu•
ously improving their prod·
ucts with more compact and
transi&torized units appeal-
ing to everyone from the
small boat owner to the
skipper of the moat modern
goldplater.
. es, Duke said. ed to· get under' way near
output, mcludlng all of the Existing Colwnbia and co-the Newpart Pitt at 1::1»
extra features of the 8.5. ronado dealer organizations p.m. 1be thinl and fourth
DELUXE will be maintained, be add-races will be sailed Sonday
Rigged and pOwer-packed ed. starting at noon. ls the Simpson-150, a deluxe' ____________ _::___::..:..=:_ ___ ,
150-watt marine radicrtele-... ---• CNtDllRYOURT'ICtCSTa,..._Y ----•
The gear includes ev-
erything from radio • tele-
phones to depth sounders,
wind velocity and direction
indicators to speed record·
ers.
Simpson Electronics , one
of the country's leading pro·
ducers of marine electronic
equipment is the first to un·
veil its 1968 line of marine
radio-telephones.
The line ranges from a M·
watt transmitter to a 150-
watt unit, designed to suit
the communication needs
of all types of boats and
yachts.
MARINE RADIO
phone with eitht .channel.I
and broadcast band recep-
tion. This machine is well
suited for copgested areas
as well as for blue-water
cruising. It is equipped
with transmitter standby
switch, gate squeltcb, uni-
versal mounting cradle· and
automatic noise limiter.
-"Modernization is essen·
tial in marine communica-
tions if the growth of boating
is to be paralleled," s a i d
William S. Simpson, presi-
dent of the firm. "And with
the great strides being made
in electronics engineering
today, boat owners can ex-
pect space-age perfection
adapted to their recreation-
al use .
Prices and other speciflca·
lions on Simpson equipment
can be obtained from local
electronics dealers.
The Slmpson-55 ls a four ·
channel marine radio-tele·
phone with a SS watt trans-
mltter and broadcast recep-
sturdy vinyl-clad aluminum
tion. It ta encased in a:=========
sturdy vinyl-clad aluminum L'lNLY F cabinet. The price includes v OR MEN?
mounting cradle, crystals Th DAILY PILOT 1port1
four all four channels and a .. ctl•11 " ~•"11ttely not 13 f fib "for me11 e11ly." fht ttC• · oot reglass ant~nna +Ion off•r• mort 0114 b•tttr with deluxe chrome lay· eovtr••• •• loul tportt
down mount. th1" 111y other 11ew1peper
The Simpson-85 is a six· di1tribut•cl '" thit ., •••
10tlt AnlHl•I , .. An,.,.• TI MES
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Friday, October 20, 1%7 DAILY PILOT J8
Men Dip 'N Sip
As Scotch Flows
GLASGOW (UPI) -It
was a sight In bring a drink·
ing man to bis knees ..L. and
it did, by the dozen, to ICoOp
up whiskey ilat ran in t b •
1treet today when • pelt of
50· gallon hogsheads of
scotch fell from a truck and
bur-st.
lAN!fll s~ Frbeo Bot.ad
Invader, a ~foot _offshore pow~boat racer bUilt by Aluminum Marine Co. of
Costa Mesa II making Im debut m the Long Beach to San Francisco race which
~as scheduled to pt ~~ way ~om Belmont Pier in Long Beach this morn·
mg._ 'l1le s~ craft 11 being driven by Phil Caricoff' With Dick Wilson u
eogmeer. It • powered by two m Chevy engines generating 650 horsepower.
Ponche
Spc*en
Here . .
fllWPOITllVD.AT~ 11' ......... e~ 67a:"; 50 to Race
In Cal-25
Title Meet
Lon.g Beada Y acbt C 1 D b
" i 11 bmt the uticmal
champirmhip reptta of the
Cal-25 Clau tbil •eekald.
llcnU...51-...area·
pedl!d tD pmfidtw'e D,.,. $ :" iaPe-
ter•tia .-111Nrwp111· ................ .__.., .. a.._.
Yedll a.la. 1e1wa1 .....
NeltjiOit a.. ......
are ado npected te mab
a bid far the aowa.
'n.e~reptta
will camist "' tine racn.-
lwo • s.tarday md me •
SUJlda.1.
The Cal-25 is a midld
ocean raciaC type dniped
by c. William Lllpwartb of
Newport Beacll am1 pr-.
duced by Jame --ol Costa Mesa.
Wanamaker to Head
Power Boaters Again ''~t
1!Gb Wanamaker. New T w o Californian are •~ .Harttord, N.Y. furniture among the 17 candidates for T:;:'
executive ii unopposed for the five vacancies which will
bis 1eeond term as presi· exist for council members
dent of the American Pow« at-large.
Boal Auociation in the 1981-----:----------------
elediaaa.now under way.
W ,...._.._..a list
ti i .+Ma te be selected
.,, IMil ...... 8tnOllC the
i ...... ~ ..... ...... -..
fte _,, APBA necuUve
eoatat 11 tbat f o r senior
W:e praident where the
present bolder Les Brown,
Worth. m. ii challenged by
George (Buddy) Byers Jr.
of Colmnbua, Ohio.
Other officers wbo are
nllllliQg unopposed are
James Wilscm. Pompano
Beach. Fl.a., treasurer, and
Donald l . Schmitzer, Nee-
nah. Wisc., secretary.
OXAUS HATERS!
ONAIOIAIAO
law landlnl Super Waedllizer
KlllWRKING
WEED SEEDS
Right now, weeds are lu~ng as tiny seeds within your dichondra lawn.
AWi Banc1ni Super Weedffizer now to control dreaded Oxalis and 32 other
sly weeds nt keep them from growing. It's easier to kill weeds now, In the
W, befc:n they set their roots. Super Weediltz:er alao feeds your dichondra
and eontro1a inMCta, too. Apply now, play later. $12.95 reg.-now $9.95.
SAVE 81~-
SaYe $1.00 on regular Weedlliier-it knocks out. all the weeda except
Oxalis. tt'a the perfect remedy for dJc~ ii~ where awful Oxalis 18
not a problem. $9.95 reg. -now $8.95. Tr~ata 2500 .square feet.
REMEMBER
Wher9 wweda are not a problem, a fall feedlnq now of BANDIN! PLUSH
with lnaecticide, win kAl IOil lnaecta, condlti<Sn the soil, and kee11 your
dichondra or blade grau lawn green and healthy. through the winter, and
on Into apring. $5.95 treats 2500 square feet.
Bandini
11 tba ward far tartlllzar
.M a.ndini producta .. formulated locally for SoutMm CelilOl'nia '°'''·
,.....,.. • .. INdlno nurMri'l and oard911 thOOI.
channel unit featuring an S.S· Wh.+ mother clot•n't Ilk• ~t transmitter and broad· to rut! •bou+ h•r ion'• touch4'ow11f
t reception and Is offered'·-·---------
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OAIL.Y PILOT Friday, October 20. 1967
..
·REPORT ON CANADA -Sander Vanocur explores
Canada's cultures, sul>-cultures and heritage on
"American Profile" tonight at 10 in color on Chan-
nel 4. The program, titled "Canada Faces the Fu·
tw:e,'' also discusses U.S. influence.
FR I DAY
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TELEVISION VIEWS
You'll See
Anne Baxter
ly CYNTHIA LOWRY
NEW YORK (AP) -The public will be seeing
a lot o! Anne Baxter, the film star and 1946 Oscar
winner, during the next couple of weeks.
She will be one Of the stars of an NBC "world
premiere" show on Ocl 31, one of those made-for·
TV film features called "Stranger on the Run." In
order to publicize the show. Miss Baxter was per-
suaded to take on a two-week assignment that is
one of the grueling penalties of acting success and
is called a "P.A. tour." That means a personal ap-
.pearance tour and when it is over a.J_ld Miss B~er
is back home in Hollywood, she will be a tired
woman.
THE FILM studio that turns out the NBC fea-
ture movies arranged Miss Baxter's journey and set
up her schedule. The most time was spent making a
week's supply of a syndicated, taped day·time var-
iety show in Philadelphia. It will appear on th e TV
screens next week. She also spent some time in
Cleveland and Chicago. Stars on tour are invariably
routed to what are called "big Nielsen" areas, places
where there are large TV audiences as well as TV
and radio stations for local appearances and news·
papers for interviews.
MISS BAXTER reached New York City -a
great spot because of the size of the population and
the ~ultiplicity af the communications media -and
started her first working day at 5 a.m .
. · That meant getting her hair done, submitting
. to an assortment of interviews and appearing on a
-number af TV and radio shows. Wben she conclud·
ed the day with an appearance on the Johnny Car-
son program, she had been on the go for 18 hours
and, she admitted later, "I'd just about bad it."
M.iss Baxter bas a light touch with the sales
pitch and a useful assortment of opinions and anec·
dot.es with which to fill in the spaces around pub-
licity material.
RECOMMENOeo weekend viewing: SUnday-
"Johnny Belinda," ABC, 9·11 p.m. PDT. Mia Farrow
plays the deaf mute in an adaptation of the film .
. Dennis the lfl.enfl«!e
•
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Comsat Seeking 011 H9Ytl'llber 10. , .. ,. •I •l•vtn o'doC)( nua OP CALl"O•MtA "0" "°" nee COllWTY °" CMlANel PUllfw..e ~:= C-1 D•lly l'lltll ITATI ... CALtito•tttA ,Ott su,1110• COUlllT 0' THI
A.M l'lrtl MW"en 'llllol lnlurance &. THI COU~YA-~l~I OIWIOI .... ·-Od. 6. 12. .. 1"1 , .. ,..; "" CO:TY.W:,, OltAHI ~=~I ~~LI::·:~! .. ~~·
Trull '-"· .. ""•'"· or •UCCtUOI ,,, ..... Cuu ltted, 0.C.utd. NOTICI ... NIA•I... ... rntTIOW .,, lllA llO'flCS ... .. ....... -H TtTIOM .... A·Jlea lfllllN .. Mllle"llllM trv11-. tw I h. llOTICI IS H1a•1v GIVEN -..... .... l'llCleATI CN' WIU AltD l'Oa ,.. PIOMTli OF WILL AND .. o. ! ..... ot l'!ARL A, GOOOMAN. •IMI ctrleln Deect of TtUSI IXK llltd by "' -.... Lin1u 'rlSTAMllfTAl't LSTTlllS M-n p ,, .... F ... 4 p I MEOIQUll' C:Olll~ltATl()fj, 1 Calllornlt "'!"1'°'1 • lhl above "'"""' •-nl Utll ti E,..,.. T, lfflldent, De-LEGAL NOTICI!! 1 TllTAMlll'TA•Y 0 •• u ' "'
Ion nd dtd J l1 ,,.. lhtl tll --l'levi111 Cleimf •MINI q...... ~~ of •oaEU 0 , HOLMU, 0.-1 ~l~E ~~o~~EIY GIVEN lo th•
Overseas Lines f:'::'o:' ,,..: P~~ of Oft~'::t ~~da ltll Mld cle<adllll ate l"ICIUlrtd tt flll NOTiCI IS .. llllaV GIVIN Tl'lel P·l!Nll NO'flCE IS HE•El'I' GIVEN T!Not crtdllOt'l OI the eoove ndmed dt <e0tn1
ot Ort,,.. COU:t; Clllforllli tnd lllll"J\I• :l::""o11~11 ~-~ .. '!tY ol~ .... hi Unlled 11.i" Ntllonel ·-· • fttllollal Cl•Tlf'ICATI Of' IUltWISI JEAN f . HOLME$ ,.., 111.-lltr•llt e Illar alt PtnOlll htvlng clatml •9•irul .... , ........ .. ..... _. ..._. II ...., 0 ,,.. C •• ",. •-Vt lleNll"' A.NKlallon l'la6 11i. llcr,eln • U-~ .._ -Ht.._ ~ .... Id A• ~-I ... I Ill .,,, to ".. -.. .. ....... .,..., 1 .... .nlllled cour1. ., ,. l'rt-1 llllm. Wltll '9fllltft .., l'r-.1a _,. WIM IM lor ,.. T,.. .--.... ............ ,__ .. -_, -..--.11 et wlH -I« i.. .... M -c~n1 art rcqu r... o • f(w;tlOn 19 tell ~ ttcet'-JutY IM __ ,,, ~"' 11 ... ....,. , _ T ............. _ to .... ..._. ......... -......,.••-....,.. -el ~ '"-"'1 M IN ltlfm, wllll lhc necruar; •OU<hera, In
It ... ., "' ..... au ... ~-" Olfl-•IOlll!CI •• Ille tfflce .. Ill A-Wtf\U Of ......... ··~--. .... "' urtlty ""' ..... -~ • •tt....,, ,......._ .. Mll<ll b ..... tM effia ., ftlt <1•'11 Of ,,.. •Cove ....
I .. • el 0 -IU 1 ,..,..,... ""-· rwf-It """'°' II l'l'llde ftr ,........___., ,_........._ ... .... ff/I W .. ~---•-·•·-1....... -·-·-' IO _ _. "' lttl cla "ectt r-._ • w """ Hasn-. Blanchard and HeAI-. $It lur1IW ----~,., .,.. -,.. l1IN r-~,.·.~, ~-...-::__ .. ......._ _,,__,....,,.. .. _..,"'-'IN t..,.. "--·~ "' ,. • ...,.. em. w 11tr •nd ~ .. Nlf Deld et Trval sautll $lltlne Stfftl Lee ............ c II-~· ,._._ ~,_... .. ,.._.... •• --..-aiM '4aca ff ~ IN -,.., ..., ll'tl _.,., voucllen. to ,,.. 1111oer·
.. 11 al ~ a\ldlon ftr uM. lawflll Wiii ' ~.....,.." • .,,. ~ ti lletrlftt IN -l'laa -~ •I Gii alrdl ~ ......,. Mt fiDt ~ te. 1w. 11 ti• e.m •• al9nM •• Law Oltlces cw Fr•nltlln •IMI mone'I .t IN Ulll._ &ta ... ti AIMttu, ..,_I a ~IJ..._ Wll~ Isl IM,_ lllac:a ol Ml topr N~ l. H67, al t :lt t m .• letctl. Cellf#"11la, ~ tftt fldHlws loo IN twnr ..... o1 .......... ,._ He. 14 'r•'*lln, tt7 EHi 11111 Slteel, Co111 •· ... • t t. ..... "I -.ness"' ,.,. u ..... rttnM '"all met· Ill IM <*lrtr-ef 09",_ He 1 • N• f-.,,. of Id _., ~--C..llt I I h I I I t i lflt ""-'" ""' .n r•nta '"" .. rtt "" Ptrlilnl11t 111 "'-•lttlt ol .. i-fl Mid Clllltf. _..1 a t ...,. .,..,,,.,~y, fttme o1 D .. A " HOMIU-W ~·,,_.., • M (Ollf't, •I 313 w. comr•.,wuHh .......,, corn •· wt1 c s fht pace o •rotrlun i"llto llWUflllCll • Tnltl c-; dtClcltnn~ 1, wl"'I~ •Ix rnon"'• elt.r llot lft IM City tf '-"I• AM. Cell..,,_.•, ...-., .... -tol.~~-_._•w-.. _ __.. Ill lllt CJJY o1 F..,..,,..... c..1ib'ftle. boisl-of tht und1olonec1 in •II m•f·
,..ftv DlllNln• loce!ad ti 1111 MUllll1t ,., llllb41<elltll ot 1111, notla. Dtted OcleMf te. l'67. 111 .... , .. ,, =~~ -.. ·=·-· --DetN Oclellet "· ""· t111 Nrll lftlr:p, to 1111 est•lt ol said ti•· corntr el f'lllll •N ~Ill llr .... Ill Ille Dtled OdolMr ti, '"' W. L ST JOHN, ... ._;. ~--'I: ... .,.._ • w. E. ST JOHN. C-'Y Cler\ ctdeftt, wllll n •I• monlM •lltr Ille
',,1!1 oftlltoSM~ e:;_.ca:=i-.,..•~ '!'!! Gotor9I I( lilted Jr.. Cwnty Clett.. D"''•N_,E BROTH••• ,.., -1 ....... l'AUL II. WAYTI, ATTOIUl•Y tlr11 M41wllfl\ ot ttll• nollca . .,., _.,. -lxtQ;ter of h Witt II :-=. .....,. --...... • "" ...__. ~-= ~-""" ~-PecJll( ...... 0.tM OclOlllr IOlll, IU7 now htld ui.-o.M ti Trwt Ill Ille IN ..... -.-·--.t'fft ---· _,, _..__ fwt .......... Pwti. ~ )yAa H. MIO:t lw•lt 11<-'Y allua,.. Ill 1111 c.-tY •N 9'a1t • n-d llt<edlftf "' i-. ,.,...., EHCIHA O!VILOPMCWT COMl'A• Taf: om llMIN t'lldlll J Lloyd ......... .....,.. ........ ,.... C....MeM.~ C II dlKrlbM .Ut .,. ..... "''" air..1 Tett J4M:llt NY, f7S W•IW!a ......_... ....... ...._ ... ,....._ H >:ttu r cu
LOI• IO 1nd ll Ill lledt 111 ti TAC! lAI ~ Cl...,.. Miii ...... ._ ........._ Vll1a9t. C•I ......... '1Mt l'Wlltllecl Ore-ca.~ DlllY Plltl, :'an!: d':i:::.ni°' IM tllCl•t
No. 1:14 •• -on • ~ ,...,.. Tat1 lt'lll ........ l'ulN.:.. °''"" COll•I Dlil1 ....... WITNESS -INfllll tllls '•' .. y .. OclOllolt 10.. " 16. .,., l....U ,,,_,.. ... l'r•llllllfl ~~11:::.11·: ,!.,':' ; ~= A"'""' .... I •--Odtlw 12. 12. .. "" IMU1 ,....... ..... o~'!1HE HOTltH1'. INC. Ll;(iAL ~OTK:E 111 I , ""' SI. County, Cal!Nrllle. l'ubllalled 0,_ Coast Oollv Pilot, I Y Cler-Gttllam Jr c.... MeN, (altttr"i.
Said Mii """" ........ ,.,.....,. -. Octtllw .. 21• .... ..._,,..,, 3• ... LEGAL NOTICE fNCINA OEVEL~Mf.NT T•lt• ~llSI etll "' -rr.m, ~ w '""'llM. as IW ,..,_., COMPAlfY f ,..._ AllWMYa W c.t>.ta1trk ..
111 IM tllle, ---If tflCIH'lltlt-NOTtC. Of' ftvtn•'I $ALI ey A.. J. Oidodl II Cl.Hl ... CAH OP IUSINOS Pul>llshecl Orang~ Coast DAii• ltllol. to NIM•IY Ille ,_,,,... ,..llld,.I Ml'\ LEGAL NOTICE ... fl4tl Ylc:e ~aldenl ftCTtTIOUS IUMI Oct. u. ~. 77 and Nov. J. ,.,, 1aS1-t7
M Oft JM Mle MCVrW by Mid ~ of Ott .....,.,,.., J. IN1, Ill II:• A.M.. IY JllN!ly D. ~ TM u_,lentd -. at<tlty he I>
Trull .. wn: tll,MUS Wt111 ........ NOCAEI, IHC ... C..lltat!ll9 (ltl,....t...... A&al. seer...,., <Dftdloe:fi"t • -·-., "' o.i.tlln LEGAL NOTICE l~ftOll t\'om A,..11 11, 1"1 M ~..... l'·WIU .a duly .......,,.... ,,,... ""*' afld STATE 01' "411.IFO•NIA I Way, UouN .. t<ll. Ctlltorllla. _, 1~·~ ... -ne11 tavflflef 1'11h ..... die,._ purautnl lo Deed fl TNll ...... Merell COUNTY OF ORANGE I ,._ Ille llclllloua Ii'"' -of OAH -------------an#"~.._ of It'll 'Trvetee encl wdl ClllTlfllCA'TI 0" COlll"OUTIOll '· IHl, UICI/ ... w THOMA& L DAVIS Oii lllls ""' city "' ~. 1"1 DEVELOPMENT co. -llWll u ld NO'flCI 01' IHTINTION TO IHOAOI
.. _ .. ._.... ................ _... llOI TllANSACTION Of' lllllNQS -LINDA Ill. DAVIS. llonblllW •M ....,.. -IM .......... _.__. • ....._..: """ Is c--.. oj .... Nii.wine per· IN THI SALi 01' ALCOHOLIC ••II· olflef -' .,...., _...,, .....,.,.._ UMOlll f'ICTITIOUS NAMI wtft, and rfCCll'Oed llMrdl 1a., tNl. a "'*le 'j;' IM ;;'°''.:;r;-c-tY-• -. "'*--111 f\111 w Iliac» f1f lltAGIS !';111 ~= ;",...= = :~ = THE UHDEIUIGNID COllPOltATION IMtr. NI. 12lM. In ._. MO, ,_. ,_1, ..... ..,_llY ._.,.. 0..-~ '•lclenu It .. ...._; Ocl-• II. 1 .. 7 I T I ._ tiff* CMtllV hi II Ii CDndUC'liflt ttl Ofll<l•I llKOnll IR llW flffla al ham. Jr. k-M -.. lie llW l'red •. l!WALO, 2tt Dtiplll11 Way, Te Wllom II M•Y Concern
o 0,;:;· 0c..., It, IM7. • ~ --lnl _.,ice bus!Mi1 Ille County ·-~ flf Or ..... c:-fy. V~ruldlt ... of DEANE l•OTHfllS. La-lual. C..Mler"6a Slitlit<I to iawanu ol 11\o lletl'>t •o-
FllU AMl!••~N TITlE loet..., ,, U1 ... , '"" Slrtet. SUl!e I, Callternl.. WILL SELL AT l"UILIC INC-,,,. c.or-••lon 11111 uculed .... 0.led Oc1. s. ,.., "'"" tor. l'Olktpr~~.'":'oY .!,',vt•nk2!'-~~ INSU•MKI .. TltUST c~..'.~ MIJt. C..llfotfll•. ~ IM ~ AUCTION TO HICHEST •tDOElll FO• wll!lln inslrumenl Mid ~ ......... Freel Ill. E-14 lhc undaoll!ned ~· ~ ~~ OMI' HV "'""'" 11 r m name Of C 0 AS T C H I able lime _, le Ill • ~ -· •• Sl .. t oj Calllorllia, Or-c-1,: le bavtrtllff •I tfw pr•mlsu . O.Krl~ :,, •• ~N • KNOX TELEPHOftE EXCHANGE •ftd lfltl Mid AS """ ti .. .._ to -lo ..... ,..._ WM .... Ott Od J '"'· ....,.. -• Nolery •• fol~: . o .. ...,. ... llrm i. com-....... 1~ 1 1..._1 ltwt'YI ~ of IN United 51etesl al cutod Ille wt"'ln """""""" 111 ..,..It l'\lblk 1 • • 6A5040 Weal eo. 1 Hi n • N AHllttftt SactfflfY orallon ~, '"/ __ 1·-1 ° ""'::: ~-~., l:I02 fttr 11111 Slrttl, $enta AN. C•ll· o1 wld cor-•llon. uld --et.... ~ Mid IOr Mill SltM. ptrtONllY 1 g ,. •· •w· lltd Or Coe D llY l'ltflf • --.,. nc.,.. I> lQ .. ...,__, lorftla tit ltllt. lllto 11111 11119resl ..... -..... -..-..r_. Fred I . Ew•'41 11,_ to me por1 le"h 11111 P~I• 20. 71 ·~ N 11 .: 3 It j I• as follows· \'Id to ;..,, ,.... W 11 V::: .. lne II-lo -tt lie -el .., lolnl • toa 1111 ... ._ ......., -Is sub-Pursuant to such lnlrnllon. ,,.. ulldtr· <>ti r a ..,_ ' j,_1.!, l'EGATeX, INC., '51 Wast lfltl "'•• ........, of -;-st Ill llW .._.... ~wen el DIAHE HOMES.W!ST· IClibed lo Ille wllllll IMll'l#Nflf aftd aloMd 1, 41PPlyl119 to lht Oeoul""'nl
Slrul Suitt I C:.11 Meil Calllornlt .... ,,_ I'll pr-.•• LAICE. ~ 11t tJl9Qlt9d !tie -· o1 A~lc ltveraoc Conirol for luu·
LEGAL NOTICE WITNESS lb 'lltnd "'" tM .. Y .i lllvlfaf ill Mlf CCll/nfy .,.. Sl•M •· WITNESS "" '*"' _. ellkW -•· IOl'FICIAL SI.ALI tna by "'"''" Of •n atconotlc be"t'tO* Ocloller, lt67 acr!Mll u : IOFl'ICIAL SEA.LI •-tie c. tenoa lictnw lor lktnusl for 1111u prtml1u
lttrNftfl S .. I) LOI 2'. Trld .. l3. 11 ....--P r.-ChMMfw C. ~ Nolary l'Wllc.C•lltornla u follows:
l'ttSU ·PEGATElC INC corci..I In ._ 16l. ~ 1 and 1 Helerv ~ ill'aM ftr Prl11eljlt1 Offlea In OH SALE I EER
C:lllTifllCATI 0, IUSINISS Mary J, Fa. stc./TrH" ol Mlsc»I~ 111\1111, ll-* ti uld C_., and SI•~ Or•not Countll AnYoN <M•lrlnt lo orote11 11•• luuonce
fltCTITIOUI NAMI STAT! OF CAL"'0111Hl1'r o,.,... C-ty, Callfwnle. Com .. Exp. JM. 21. 1m My Commlulefl E•rft of suclt llce,..ehl ma• fijc • verlllod Tiit lllldertl;ned dOas cerllly tit I COUNTY OF OAANGI as ltld .... Wiii lie lftMe. 11111 •1"-1 STAT! OF CALIFORNIA I July 1, IHI profHI With t1W olllce o1 the Dt,...rt.
cOl\Clllcllne • bust-at 206l Harbors On l!lls IOfll N Y Of ckltbH Ao IN1 -w warrant1', Ujlrft> °' Ir!>-COUNTY OF VEHTUtu. I a Publ"'-1 ()(111191 C-Dal'1 "'*· men! Of AkctlOl lc Bevtregc Control, will>· Cllsl• MIM. Calltonlla, under the 11c'. befor• "" Ceftt'-I ~ ~ ,ited, ,....,.... fttle, ,...•ulon. °' -°" IN• tit d9y • ~: tN1, Oc1, '· IJ. 211. U. 1"1 1..w1 In )0 daya Of "" dale I~ proooud N ' ' .. _._ ""*-.. '" tlle ,_lnlnl ,.On-Mfore -· 1111 ••sltnt4 • ~ flJA!ftlMs wtrt llrat posled. lfllll"O ttllou• firm ,.._ al SMOKEY'S a.nd otary ""°41c '" aM ltt stN C-ty ei.at ..,,., ., Ille ,,... ~red by Mid r.A>llc 1,. Md .., ..W CelltlfJ' ...-LEG trounda tor ...,,., ., provided by l•w
lfltl Nkf lwll'I It comPOMd ol Ille fol-~'1 .. =· ~ldlfll ~~ •• !"" Clll'I-0.... ol TPW • ....,II: GJIUI, wHll .,._ $1•1e, ... ,_,.., _,... A. J oleftcll. AL NOTICE T~ Prtl'lllses are now liGenHd le• 111~
towlno Plfton. ""-fttmt In tuft IM H Mary J..,..,.:~-;,:;·1. ~~ ....... '-Fflllnlarr IS, 1'67, as In -JJmm, D, ~ ~ .. nw tat. Of 1k'otlolk bh'ttaoes. Tiie lllrm ol pl•<• d raldence la .. fellows: *rt••rv·Trtbllrtt _,. 1111 __.,..,. ulf MIN ..,..,...... Id¥-. 11 .,.,, ,. lie h Via l'reMdMI * ...._.,._ SUPalllOtl COURT 011 TN• ~rlllcallon ma• be octtll'ltd from •n•
Ltltfl Dtle Eoff, 2'U laYWOOCI, lhat U<Kuled Ille Within I .__ ~ !tie ..,.,... flf Mlf Deed ol Trusl, Secntary, r-11¥aiy, ot EMCINA DE· STATI CW CAU,..WIA ollke et "'' Oeparfmenl. A~•lltlm, Callhlrnla. ' btlltll of ll'tt c~tllon i:,;;;·~ ..... ~ 111111 -.t Ille Trva· VELOPMENT COMl'ANY. h carfef• POil TMI COUllTY O• OlllANel S"nlty G. Goroura
Dated OctC>Oer 11, 19'7. and edl ....__... .. ....1 ........ • * IM of tl'te lrwll er...., by M141 f1on ... t h*Cul9d lllt ,.... -~ _,....1 ..... Ito. A-llltl Pv111i.11ec1 Oren9e Coa>I OeilV Pllol, L-o. Eoff now....,..... .. Ille " .......... c;orp. o.ed Of Tnll1. -· saw ,...._ ....... k-.. -_,... ..... H•Alll ... ~ P•Tt'rlOH Ocl. JO, 1'67 161~1
Stall ttl C.lllornle. ar..,.. COll!ltyl eralloR exec:vfflf llW -· Tiie lloeMftdllrY -uW o.o1 t1I II M llW ,..,_ ... ......... .. flOtl l'•OIATI 01' WILL AMO FOlt --------------
On Oct. II, IM7, ....,., mt. • NoWy In W"-Wlltrtfl, I "'"' .....,_ Trwl, .., ,_ .t • _,_ w ... "4111111 IMf..-• -.et fll "* U'T'nllS TISTAMallTAJI\' LEGAL NOTICE Pllbllc "' and .., wld Stttoa, JMrtONllY M'I nt'I' l'IW -efflx .. "'" affkltl _, ,..,.. Ill .. .. ... ,.... ---... _...,.._ ..w _. ___ ..... l-Estala -,,,_ E. .... ....,. '**-"·
• ....,., U,.., Dale fflft ~ M "" ::.:~.,._ I~ tllb _,lflcete flrlf by, .................... -~ tt -tt • -_,. ..... ......,.,. NOTICE " Hflll'IV GIVEN 'fMll--------------
:,:. IN --..:~ : l".AL) ' .. #It ...... If ' ""111111 ~ ff/I OUN! ~ :-==. ~---.._ .... ........ SU~~:. ~J:~D~~.
..--..:..":. tMC11\9111 llll -· ~---E. T1\tmfN8 = :...... ..... .....:-.. ~ -... --: wmtl» "" ........ ,,,... ..... --., Utllfl~nt:..::,-;:::. nan M CALtllO•N•A '°"
IOl'"ICIA( SSAU .....,., fll*le Ill '"' • ~ ~ It cw -.. Ap J II ... (Clltldtl s.:.. .,_ ........ ........ ~ ~ :.-= Tiii CM.:1'\' ~ OUllGI = ~-~ .......... .::::: ~ """' ........... .-1• .....,., ..... .. ... .. =-~.. htell ,,, ".,. kllleftll Mtlllton l'rtlldNI Oftk.9 '" .._...' ~ • ......, ............... --.. *'· .. .... ~ ... .... "---.. ..: .., ..... -~ , ' 0r '4IHlt at .., it .,,,...._.... ~ AN lltfkll 111 we.di My Cainl "" ~ ., t:a ..,.. .. 111 .,,. ~ ~" 1~'. NOTICE IS HEH:ev c1ve,. to ,,.. M:~emm111.:.. bpj(tt ....,.,, ...... c.!f, =. ~:.::, '::::' ~~ Oct, :...=-..,._ .... 1 ff Mid owt ... .., uedllers .t IN aeove -'*' Jlt«*nl
Jlltf l, IM Tt11 .,,.,... a. .. : ~ Jf, lN1 ..,..ltlled Or-o..t Delfr ,,_ ......, .,.....,.,, IA f11o City ti Santa h i all ,.,_,. llaVlnl ~hm •111lnsl
l'ulllielttd °"* c...t DellY ..w.t. "'*'"*' Orenoc CM• Dally "'""· HOCAEI. INC. ............,, ,. eM ~ " 12. .: ~ ~ .... uld -.C-1 •r• r ... ., .. 10 lift
l')ct, u. 10. t1 •not Ha¥. '3. "" 1"47 Oct. u ... 17 llfld ..... J, IM7 u ... .a .... w Trv...... 1"1 lJ1M) Oeltd ~ , .. IH1 !::"'.w11:'"o1 ":. ~~;' 1,::.ou:::::· .:: W. E. ST JOHN, LEGAL N011CE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTI"" •.,.a• NO'l1CE county c""'· u11ec1 "°"''· °' to .,....,1 llltm. w11h "'r.. ~ ._.. A. ...._ Ille ne<euary vouc/ltrs. lo Ill• under·
c~ o1 11w CllY of Cotta Mffa. Dl11r1ct M.trw ., tN City ., ee.1a Mes•
Mil' A.J of IN City flf COiia ~ h ATIIEST:
.....CW .,,..~ .., Ille Mdlllon llW<elo C. IC. l'•tEST
• ,,_ Cl-CP -~ IR S«tlon I City amt _, IN Clly ttl Ceola /MM l>ereol. STATt 01' CALIFO•NIA t TO Cl.Cl'. SECTION I. Tlllt Ordl-sllell telet COONTY OF Oii.ANOE I u
The Clly Councll ttl Ille City fl/I Co, .. ttfect and be Ill Ml lore. ll!lrty (ltl CITY OF COSTA MESA I "!•• dcla l'ttrel!Y °'~In as ~lowe; ~Y' from -an.r lb IMI~ aftd I, C. I(. l'IUHT, CilY Cten al 11w SECTION l. All 11111 PCWtlort al ltle ptlor lo the u11ln1lon of flltfffl CUI City ., Coate MtM and u-olfklo OoR l110ewl119 cluulbed real pr-.1y 11 ...,.. •Yt from Ille HUeet thtreof .... ttl .... City c-11 "' Ille Cltv • CMI•
bl' p .. ,ed end IMludtd In Ille Cl.CP publlsMd once Ill Ille 011.AHCE COMT ~. llertlw cartlfV lhal lhe ._ -z-. Iv wit: OAIL Y PILOT, a -.i .,._.. .._.,.. Ol1llMftClt No. 61.J:Z -~ Ltb 1 •M 2 ti Tre<t No. 1111 M clrculalloft. 11rlnted •net putlllalled In tllt flllall w c..ldtnd t«tlol'I by MC• i/loWft Oii • m~ ol aald tract recwdecl Cll'f et Costa llNM, ~ w4111 tN tlon el 1 ...,.,.., rnet1"'8 al IN wld
In look .SO, peon n to 3' lncluslvt ~ Of the members t1I IM City c-CllY c-11 /Wld °" 1t1e JN dlty llf
of Mb~llaneous ~ps. rKOr'ds OI ell voting tor and uatnst Ille .. ....,. ~. lt'7, lftd lflerNll.,. _..,. -
Ortntt County, Ctllfornla. PASSED AHD ADOPTED "''' lffll cltY ldOol"9 • a W1101e at a r991Har meetlne SECTION 2. l'u,_nl lo t+lt provl· t1I OctOber. 1'61. o1 "'41 Hid City Council held °" 11111 1611\
'Iona cl 5-<tlon '230.4 ol the Munl<lpel WILl.AltD T. JO •OAN deY Of Oct ..... 1"7, by 1M fOflowtnt roll
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1191 11..-r ......_ li9ntd ., .... Law Olllcc of htr AHOfllf!Y C.... ...._ ~ R-rt A, Eulman. lJ" Harbor l oule· Toi: ,..... ••rd, SUllf JOI, Cotta Mae, Celltornl•, .,..,_., w ..........., wllicJI b IM place OI bvsint» el ·~
"*illoed Or•Nt c.-1 O.llY l'llof, "'*"loned In •II m••ten H rtelnl"O to ~ U. ll. ». 1"7 tMW.7 IM ftlalt of ,.kl Clecedfnl. wltllln 11•
months •lier itw tlrtl publlcaloon of 1nos LEGAL NOTICE iwtice. IN WITNESS WHE•fOF t lltft ,.,._ -----D•IH kPltrl'lbtr )I, lt67.
llllt. Ml my lltl!d --'1111811 lllt *I Agllft 'W Mal!ltoll
llf l"t CllY Of C .. MIN. lltls 11'11 city CIRTI• ......., E•ecu1r11' Of lh• Will 01 lllt of ~. 1"1, .-!CATI Of' lldlNISI •l>OVI Mmff de«-1
l'1clMllll l'llw .._ ·-A. lu-C. IC. l'•IEST THE UNDE•SIGtlED .. /Wr9Y cerfl.. 279t Man. ·-·-City c.n. ..,. u4f!"oc» c""' ., " !hat ... •r• ~ • ltetatt ToY s.i.. :aet
IN City Caoinc:ll at Ille Qty 9f Slw9 11¥t1Mu al 217\ls llo\lrlna A"fllllt, Cattt Meu, Catllentlt ...... Island, CMilerltla, llftdlt Ifie lfc.. Toi: S4Hlll
Coale Mee llltous firm fttmt o1 THE TOY I OX A...,_Y 1tt l xtcvlrlw
-ull!blled Dr•• CMJI Delly l'lltt, lfld lllaf Mid llrll'I It Clll'I\.,._ of IN PubllaNCI Oranqe Coast Oally Pllol.
De-lt, ''" lt1'"1 tolloWlne Pfntftt. ""-N'1'IS In lull StPltm~ 2' and Octobtr 6, ll, 20. lt61
::.1raca Of mldlftce are M follow" tST,-47
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Oo<dllr IA. Wellter _, Cltnoft J LEGAL NOTICE ..... ,.., • .,,._ ·-· 11-1 heal. Call! --------------Wl'fNESS ...... llllt 2"d • tf O•OINANCl NO. 67·>1 OcteOw, 1961-ay 1"1 O•DIHANCI OF THI CITY COUit· Gft11cM J. W•ll... CIL 01' THI CITY 01' COSTA MUA
0...otlly M. Wtlkff AMENDING Sl(TION me O~ THE
STATE OF CALIFOllNIA I MUlllCll'AL COOi •EOAlllDtN• AM· COIJNTY 01' 0.ANGE t 11 IULANCE D•IYEIS QUALl,.CA•
OH TH IS 7111 NY of Octctler. AD, TIOHS IY DELETING THI "CHAUl'-
IN1. *-tor~ mt. Wor!IO w. Wllllamson. Fl.U•'S" LICENSE •1out•EME~T
• .....,,. l'ublic Ill and tw IN Mid THl•EF•OM.
Ctlinty -Sl•tt. rttlflnl llM'rtln. d\lly Tho C11Y Council o1 It.. CllY et Coola °"""''--end aworn. 11«'-llY ea-M .. w -. "~tb• orc1J11n es follOW\ ,...,..., ~ WalllM ..... Dor1hv M. SECTION I Se<hon 6110 ol lllt Mu-
W•ltt ... --la mt to -"'-ptr&ons nkloel CC>de of 1~ CllY ol Cosl• Mua. "'-_, •re Wllt<rlbed lo "" wlfll. aellln• torlh lhl QUalllkallOftl rtqulrecl In 11111,_nt, •lld acll-lfd(led to ,.,. tor tml>ultnct drive,,, la hereby •meflf·
Illa! lfley n.ail• Ille -· •d Ill' 11\f Mlttlol> of the -rd: "Chaul· IN WITHE» WHE•EOf, I ,..,,. ...... twr•sN ltom Sul>-Mcilon (cl lllf••OI lo
-Ml my lltnd tnd otflxee my effl· mah w lcl s~11on re.d u ll1llowt:
del -• ,.. ..,. Miii YNf i.. lllls Ctrftfl· "l<I Pooseulcn of • ••lld t~nM
cnt tlnt •bow _.,,..,, 1,.-11v Ille Dte1rtnwn1 ol Motor IMFICIAL ffALI Yehlct.s ol 1M 511~ of Calllornla." C-... W. Wllll...,... SECTIOll l. Tiiis Ordlftena alltll bf.
Notary l'lltllk come ettecll.e alMI In 11111 rorca l!llrtY Of-Ca., Callfeml1t 1301 daVl from -all., Ill DHHOf,
Mr C-...., E~rn and "''°r 10 IN eulrallon of llllten llo\ly 4. IHI IUI fays from lhr peuage lllereol 111all "'*'"* °""91 C.. o.tly "llel, be publW.ed oncit Ill 11'11 ORANG! !~ i~:=. i1~ "'== ':::::::::::..:::::===:::; i :_~!,....,.,_ ___ .. _, ____ _. '----_.=,..
Oct. U. ». 71 -...... ~ IM7 1642"7 COAST DAILY PILOT, a neW$11•Ptr ol
IEGAL NO'l1CE WMr•I clrtulallon, prln~ and pullllafltd
Ill IN Cfly ol Coola Mat.e, I09f-
wltll Jiit ntlM'l Of Ille ""'mbln of ll'tt
NOTICI Of' T•Un.l"I SALi City Councll YOllnt for tnd .valn~I s•mt. T.D. .... ~ _ 1M1J l'ASSED ANO ADOPTED 1111, Ulh
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.. 0TY OF COSTA lllCSA, CALIF~
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OISTRICTNG MAP
°" T-...y, ....,..._, 14 ltfl ti 11:• dlly ol Octol>C:•, 1'67_
A.M,, SOUTHElllN NATIONAL COMPA· WILLAllD T. JORDilN • &LAIUJJ....-airlllilll lr111'"-"""' -M•vor ol ,,,. C•lv Of Ca.II MIH
Pllrtuaftt to Dttd o1 Trus• d•~ ~Y "· Al'l'tt-l-IH>l _....., II\' &.EOHARD C. MAC· C IC. PRIE~T DONALO, • ,,...., ...... --dtd Clry c~ ol IN City ol COii• M•U
}WM le, 1'6> In boot '91 ..... STATE OF C4'LIFOllHIA I
1'D et Ofoci.t ltacorft ill .... office COUNTY OF OllANGI! I II • ... c;_., •ecordef of °'"'" C-CITY OF COSTA MESA I ty, C.l...,.,., WILL SELL AT l'UILIC I, C. IC. "•IEST. CilV Cltrll el Ille AUCTION TO HIGHHT llOOE• FOil CllY ol Cotta Mae and •~-<tlllclo Clerk
CAStt fpey*t al llfM t1I Mlt In le• :..:-~·::bye~:~°',,..";' 1~1~.:Ylc~s:; 1vt _.., ti Ille UNl9d $ttln) at .. ' I SWiii lfr'Oflll Mtrance 19 lht C-ty Cour1 lor9g0ing Ordontnce No, 67·30 wu n'!°' ....,_ Ill Ille C.lty el s.Ma AM Or duC.td end conslGertd M<tlol' bY sect•on
.._ CtllMY Cllltemla •II ..,.. • 11~ •I • ""ut•r "'"""" ol Ille Clly Councff LE. GAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NO'l1CE LEGAL NOTICE and .._..I' cemevee io lt'ldr _; tteld ol 11'11 CllY OI Coale M6a he ld °" "'• --------------------------------------------------------!"' tt ~ Mid ~ flf Trvst 111 Ille 2nd de'I' OI Oclobfr, IH7. and lhert.tlter
o•DtMAllCI etQ. '141 -std •nd •dept~ H a wholt •I a Nortll tt• W 11" EHi 11'7.24 !Mt tcrlbed ller91n IS l'laVl"I • r8dlut ef COUNTY OF OttAHOf l » ="~'~led lft uld C-ty alMI s .. te regular metll"9 Of u ld Clly Council !>eld
WAS HINGTON CAP) -
Loaded with cash and eaier
to spend lt, the Communica-
tions Satellite Corp. hope!
lo buy its way to doml·
nance in an eventual merg-
er of all the m ajor Ameti·
can overseas cable and ra·
dio companies.
Comsat's hopes a r e
buoy ed b y a growing !Jenti·
m enl in W ashington fa.
varing an American ·'chos·
en ins trument"-a s ingle·
company monopoly-to te·
place the competing corpo-
rations in the international
field.
A bill was drafted th i s
S)lmmer with White House
blessing, orticials have dis·
closed. to remove the a nti·
trust barrier s for a volun·
tary merger or any or all
of the four major inter·
nationa l common carr iers.
Bll.L SHELVED
The so-called permissive
merger bill was shelved be·
fore it reached Congress. ln-
stud, President Johnson
sent a special mess age Aug.
14 a nno uncing c reation of a
16-member P r e s idential
T ask Force on Communi·
cations Policy. He or·
dered it to s tudy every
aspect lo U\e field, includ·
ing merger. and report with-
in a year.
Most oCficialJ predict pri·
vateJy the task force wilJ
recommend a slmilar per-
m issive bill, backed this
time b y. the prestige of 1
governmentwide commis-
sion to help overcome the in-
grained public suspicion of
m onopoly in any field.
All three of tbe major in -
ternational "record" car·
riers -those dealing in
messages, not voice trans·
mission -have shown in·
teres t at some time in some
k.ind or merger. Not neces·
s arily a merger with Com-
sat. however, and perhaps
least of all a merger that
would put Com sat in con·
trol.
J FIRMS
The three are RCA Com -
munkations . r n c.. m
W or I d Communications,
Inc .• and Western U n ion In·
ternational. The foarth ov-
erseas carrier. the mighty
American Telephone & Tele·
g r a p h Co.. presumabty
would be Invited also to to8s
its voice. or telephone op·
erations imo the mer,ger.
A T&'J' has shown no lnur·
est whatsoever.
The ''record" c arriers. on
the other hand, can only
look forward to a middle·
man's future of rent:in& clr·
cuits from AT&T or Comsat
and seUlng time Oii them
while others exploit the .new
satellite technology.
Gen. David Sarnoff, ch air·
"tnan-of ~<:A, ~koowled~
aft.er Comsat orbited its
Early Bird sa tellite in 196.5
that his company and t b e
others which offer only
message service are provid·
ing "a one·legged type of
competition to ttie fellow
who can give y ou both"-
meaning, both voice and
record. AM OllOIMANCI Of' TMI CITY COUN-CIL 01' THI CITY Of' COSTA MllA CHANOINO THI IOMINO 01' A l"O•· 'TIOM Of' LOT A Of' Tiii IANNIMO T•AC'T flllOllill Cl4 ANO Cl.CP TO
•.CP.
=-C:~r~"'f.!t 11:. t;,:,e a~ = ':'~ ":':: -:: ~'2-~ err c.0 ';c. c~r:sT~ty cttrt.1 et Ille UI tS fl/I TrKt Na. 1211 ao perm-.. :1~~6l~ol~·~.1~ v~!~" 1 .. 7' by Jiit
mitt ,_...,, In look ti, p-1 •11111 of ,.. w 1r• 1e 1111 lrW "°'"' C'lly ., Com Mn.I 11111 a-«rtde Clttlt ,_.,. In loOll 11. Pf9b 47, 41 and AYES: COUNCILMEN Pll>kley, LBJ DEMAND
lhfOUOI\ s. t1tetus1,., .t Mlscell•-s e1 beelMlne. t1I .,. Oty c~ ., ..,. City • tos•• "' "' Milcellafteclla MaPS. In ~ oftlGe Tucbr, ltrck President Johnson virtual·
The City councn Of .... City Of Cos•• Mtu does l'ltr.i>y ordain as !ollowt: SECTIOH 1. All 11111 lllOrtiolt Of 11'11
tollowlne dttelllltd rNI properfY '' '1erel>y plKed end lncludtel In Ille Ill). Cl' Zone, lo wit: Tl'lal portion of Lot A ol IN l•nnlna Tred, In ll!t lttncl\CI Sallll~ de Santa Ant, City ol CM1• Mee. CAiunty ol
Orange, Stale Of C.ttfornlt , •• sl'toW!I
Oii a ""JI flttd lft Adloft 6llS. In Ille Super!« Courl Of Ctllfomla, lft and
tor Ille CounlY o1 Orenv-. tielne an action !llf pertlllon enlllled "H•ncodl e enn•no and Otl'ltrs v1. Marv H.
8tnnl119," deKrlbtd •• followai CommlllClnt ti Ille tnlerWdloll flf Ille llQf~IY lint .. Fairview Ftrml,
ti sl'lowll Oii • mljl recorded In 8"" t. Pll98 n and n of Mltcella-M•pt.
In tl'tl Office -It'll CaunlY •ecordtr of 1tld Ora"" County, Wllll ftlt ant•r lln& of Htrtlor hult'ltrd; llletlCt
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"""'· In Ille office "' Ille CeunlY •• SECTION 1. Putwant .. Ille ~ -.. ..,..., C»f'llty "'" ""' .. 11o.. tit IN c°"""' lllecerw • Mid NOES: COU NCILMEN None ly demanded of h1·s --task cordtr of Mid Or .... CCMtty: l!WK'I .. Section .,,.... .. "" Muftlclpel c• ................ .,,.._ .... Q-n wn '-""· AISENT. COUNCILMEN Jon11n, ,..., ..
•lono ,... bollndllry 11111 ot Mid Tree• "" city °' c .. 1a Meta. 01ttr1ct 111\111 c...s ~ w ~ -*'°" "" -· s.111 "" '"'" "' ,,,_ •'-l covtNnl w1"°" force a recom mendation on No. 2750, North O' 00' 43" WUI m.oo Of 1111 Cll'f ol Coate Mele b ""'...., ""' "1 • ,...... -'Ille ...... Cltv or warraMY. tlll'Hf °' lfnctlltcl, rre•rd IN WITHES~ WHEREOF I htYt lltr~· -------------'"'' lllenet Norl!I 21' 21' W' Wnt tmenclM lly IM .-.iten ...,... fl/I IN Gouftcll t1I 1111 (:tty ., c.tt ~ htld Ing lillr, POMeUlon. or encumb,..nces. to u•to se1 my hand ond tll••"" "" SHI CE ~Uol feel lo IN btelnnlnv ol • ••nee"' lllKP arM dnellbed In StC'llOll I /Wreot -n ,... :!rid cit\# ol October, lffl. •NI pay lllt remalnlne 1>rlnclpa1 1um Of the o1 1~ Clly of Cotl• M•»· !hit 11111 dn LEGi\L NOTI cur .. C0t1<av1 Hthtrly and htvlnv • Sl!CTI~ l. Tllll Ordl!ltna ~II ,..., hcre•lter _..,. w lldllll'IRI es • Wfl<ll• nolt -• II\' Mid Died Of Tnn1, lo o1 <kin«•. t'61 ------
11cllu1 Of SIOM ml: "*'<• nortllerlY l!fftcl end be In full force tlllrlY CW' t • rtlllllar -rlM .t "'9 Mid '''' wll; sa.m.Sa wllh tntcresl ltom Aoril c I( PRIEST NOTICI 01' u.u feel •IOnl "''" Cllrve ll'trOlllll • Ny\ from •M otter '" ......... ..... 'UACll lltld on .... 1•111 •v Of Octalltr. I, IM7, es In Mlcl -provlfed, ..... Cltv Clar~ • ..., ••-<>Hi<lo , ••• ~ of DISSOLUTION Of PAltJltllllHIP
c:enlret •Jllllt of t• tt• O" to Ille prior to ~ uplral'°'1 .t ""9MO IU• IJ, "" tlle '91....,.. roll Cell YO!t. Ytl'Cft. II tflY l/lldfr •f>t lerms ol uld •~· Clly Council ol •~ Cl•~ ot Publoc nollce Is hereby •'•I'll "'"'
'"" ootnl Of bfollnlll'"' llltno Saulll .. ,,. from .. pasta9& ~ "'°" bt AVIS: COUNCIL.MEN Plf*lly, o...r. T""'· '-· <1>ar90 ..-1 e•-· Cos•• Mes• MEL YIN DOUCL.AS ICEN't tlld J0'1N
... Sf' ,, .. WtJI '",, lffl: ~ Pllblblled -In 11'11 01lANGE CDAST T1'dler, lat'Cl ol .... Ttvs ... and ., ... ,,,,. .. <•HIM l'llblhhed Oranoe Coa11 0 •i1Y "'''°'· KILLIAN lltretolor• doing bualr•et• llMtr Norlll r 14' 00" l!HI Jff.• *1 DAILY PILOT, a ---t1I _.,... NOES: COUMCILMEN .._ W Miii 0.... M Trvtt. ~' '°· '"' IOH7 Ille llclllloua firm Ml'nf and sl,lt of Nrel~I wll!I tald cenltr llne of Htr· tirwlatlol! ptiolled eM ~ lft 1t1r AaSENT: COUNCILMEN WM"· Tiie lleMlk141ry llftffr tald Oted et I( ' IC Clltrters •• 12I Wtsl c .. st llor l oult vard1 llllftC• Sculll It' W elf'( If Coale /Mia, ~ wlfll 111 Wlberl Trvtt, -,, ,..._ If • wHdl or ftl•ull LEGAL NOTICE ... H 1 •-•• '·Ill 1 11" West SO.oo '"I; lllence Nor~ 0' ~-tll .... rnet'nbert of .... Cit ~ .-.w .. ss WH••E-ti •~ •·r-In .._ _..__...,. -wed lllerft\I, lltrt• 11.,.nw... rw~cr odw.. ... orn •· ·-.. -· '"" ,... • ..., • "'" .. .,.. .,..... ~ ·---· --------------Coun•v ol Oron". Stalt of C1lllornl.t, II' 00" l!HI Nrtllel wttll Mid .., Cauncll V9tlnt tor ""' .... ,... ,,,. ·-Q Ml my ...... ---... SUI lolote fucuted .... dlllvtrtd ...... 11n-l'·IMJ7 did on ,,,. 10th OllY of July, ""· bY
line, .stU.( Itel lo ll'lt IOUlll tine of PASSED ANO ADOl'TEO !Ills ,_., d ~ City et C•• Mee "'" ""' dllY ~"'1ed • written DKllH'tlion ol 0.-Cl•Ttl'ICATa o" IUSIHIH mulu•I con.enl, dluol•t lflt Mid oart-Ftlr Drive and Ille boundary ol uld et ~. ""· ~. l"7. ,..," -°"'1aftd F• Selle. •tld wrllltn Trtd 21501 lllenct Nortl'I "• W 1r• WILLA•D T JOltO.,_ C. IC. l'llllUT notlc:a • ""9dl ..-1 Of el«llon lo ca-"lclll..... Name ntrfhlp •rid lormlfttfo !Mir rtl•llent
E.111 tlon9 Mid bound••Y 631.19 tat 1o "'..,... Of n.i City ti Cttte Ml Qty Cllft -~ C!f<11 .,. 1111 ""*••..-19 Mii .aid ttf-My to TM undtnlgntf dt u rllly ,..., era as oerwrt tfttroln. •" engle Point ftlttet11i 1111f1C:t Solrlll r A TI EST. "" City '-'di fl .,.. CllY ti Ylltf!' Mlf 411111e•llons. -lllet'Nfttf', .,. conducllno • butl-.s at Ill -.Cl'ltStor, S.ld l>uslneu In ,,.. futwr• will bl! 00' a" E .. r •lol'I• MW baullClerr c K l'iUEST CGIM Melt '"" 11. IM ..,. llfldtf''""" ca\11ed wld Coote MH•. C•lllornla. under l!lt tk· ~ by Jlllln Kiiiian Wiii win rt·
1003.11 Itel IQ Ille nortfltfty ltfmlnut citr i:tet'll ., tllt CllY o1 C•"' Mel• l'vllf~ o..,.. c-Dllltv "ilol. nanc. ti lwHcll .,,. ., rltdlOn It lie lltlou' firm fttrrle OI D!Oer-Clau eel,,. 111 mot1ltt ,..V•blt to '"' firm
ol IN curve "'"tlll llrtVMIY ... $TATE OF CALIFOltNIA I Oc-r a. '"' ,..,.., ~ "' ......... fl'9f J5. .. uld ComN nY •lld lhll Mid firm ,, com Furtlle< Miko h ..... t lVM lfltJ
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Olflclal "_.. _., of the lollowlr19 Pf''°"'' WlloH the undertltnd will nor lie ret-llltle D• Oc"'ller ·.,, ""· nam .. In 11111 tnd pltCll ol rnldence tor •AV OC>llHllOM lncurrtd ..,, MELVIN SOUTHEltN NATIONAL are as fellows· DOUGLAS KENT In his o-)m ,..,,.. or COMPANY ti uld Trutlff Harold L Olcktnnn. 1111 MIChlDAn In lf>t name cl IM llrm.
ly ca"""" C V•rltl\, Avt., Cotta Malt, Calllor·nlt Dlltd •I Ntw-1 lo~h Calinmla
Aulstanl *~'""'· A::e~°'~' ~c:!.~111!,2t,,'1• Mlcl\llM'n 11111 ltl11 day Of Ocloll«. 'tH1. · 14Nt ·• Jofln Kiiiian ~ O.ane-C-1 Datlv "Ii.I, D•lff s.::r;."'~. ~ict,~~~ HI.... 9N H~
1 Ocl. Jt. t1 -How l. '"1 1 .. ..., '1arold l Dicker'°" "".....,.' II Utw
I STATE OF CALll'OlllN IA. It. 0 .... nL LEGAL N0'11CE OUNG£ 'COUNTY: --....... ~"" ""'
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On S.ptombtr ,,, '"'· toafore "''· • l'ul>Htllft Or•nt1 Coad D•llY l'llof, ,..... Noltty PUOllc '" •nd .... ••Id Sl•le. Oc-r "· ''" 1 ..... , Cl•n"K.ATW ~ CCHIPO•ATION PtMOntllY -red HorOICI L. OkU ttOn DOI" IUSIMUJ UllOU •nd /11\flbe D DIOtr>on known 10 me LEGAL NOTICE
"IC'fl'TIOVS llAMI to bt Ille oerSOM -n4mf'I •tt THE UNOE•StGNED CORPORATION wt>S<rllltd I• llw wlllltll ln<umtnl and
-Nrtlly tw111, -It Is <""911<1 A~k"°"'ll'dgld lfltY tWIClllH IM Um• '"9 I ,.,..-. 9klV'9 _,,_ llonlntU (Oflkl•I S..•11
•' .. £41$1 Linc..,. Awenue. An..,.lm, Jo1•0~ E O••h C•H..,,nl•, -,,,. flcllllcu• """ M•••rv Public (•llfornl•
"-o! "UUY CAT GAR06 N •nd Ptlntlool OIHo In •~•• ~ -of Mid ..,.,..,.,loll AM Or•l'Of Coun1v
'" ,.,lnc:loal ""'°' o1 ""11MJO '' ., My Comm1u1on EvptrH
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condue11ftll • )1111,.,,u at uoo Ntwrien Ctnl•r Otlw (!, N•wporl llf!acr.. Cltllfor·
nit . u~r lht llcllllous tlrm Mm• OI
NEWPORT CENTER ANSW!•INQ le!lewi: Jun• 11 , 1'70 CA•o.AM CO!tl'O.ATION, :IOI fa\I Publl>"ef Oran-. COl'al Oa•ly l'llol SERVICE •1141 1n.1 uld firm I• (tnl•
l into"' A-. Anal\flm, C•t.l•n.. Soormt>or ,. and Oc•olt<>r 6, U 1G. powd of lllt tol-lnq ""'°"'' -•• °"'"": ~ t>. '"'· ltt7 1177 .. 7 J!An\tt !fl luH 1nd oi.cn of rtt~llCt ert .. tolto.f" GA•D·AN CORPORATION Mirian E' Ktnne<ly, )1$2 Ce'ttr.
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STAT! OF CAL ... OftNtA I .;"""r'h'.''''''''''''''''''''''.. ~~nt o~. ICtfl~y. ~loar"M°urr" Ln. C~HTY OF LOS ANOEL.U I ts. ~ ~ Co•I• Mtw. C•lllornlt. l!lb tJlll et Ottobar. A. 0. .. Iii °"""' O<IC!Oer ti, 1"1,
'"'· .....,.. ""' • Ntt•N 1'114!1" 111 " Orange Co•st's ~ Merlan 11. 1<tnnec1y end .., .,... Cwnty .,. Stet.. ..,_ ~ " Jurot E KeAMCly
t llY .....,... V'-"I Mlf-kftOWtl "' ._ I. C I ~ $!tit et C1lltornt1, 0.•1111 c-ty: • "" " -. ,.. .......,_ -"'-ur. ~ most omp ete ~ 0n 0c1~ 11. '"'· 1>11er• mt. • Mnlltll INI _,_ 1111 wtllllfl If>. " ~ Nol•rt "ublk In and tor Mid Stale, ,,.,.
,,,,,_. 111 botlett ti IN eotJIOl'lflfll ~ PRINTING .. '°"'UY •p-..i MAflaro E. l(e-ltwf"fln -· end ac11~ le "' ~ and June E Katlflldy MrlOWfl 19 me It
-""' Well ~tllclll txKUltf ~ ~ be ,,.. ""''°"' w!l<w namet eta oub-"" ,-_ " SERVICE ~ '<'•~ lo lh• wllMn lnstrvmenl flld WITNESS my Miid Wld -!. ~ .. IC~AGw""9ed lh" eattu""" Ille um..
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the merger luue. Hl.s mes·
sage called attention tt ~Oft..
ly duplication ol U.S . fldli·
ties, to dlsp11te1 between
Com s at ~d the surf~Jtr
riers. and to this c oUiil[j's
problems l.n wodllilde
cpr:hmunleations nt&a·'
tions "since we d£.::10t
speaJc with a single .:mfii,••
a s all other countrie•
"There is a legtttmate
question as to wh&tbCahe
pre.sent division of oi!ler·
sl\ip continues to be lfl the
publ.Lc interest," Jollnson said.~
The message recognized
the ''ins tinctive" American
preference for multiple com•
panies in every field. But
official sources have cm·
closed that e vcen thj! Jus,
tice Department. tne gov•
ernment's antitrust watch·
dog, a ssented to the per-
missive bill before it was
shelved.
For Justke . that was a
reversal of an earlier policy
stand.
Many experts now predict
that within five years there
will be a single internation-
al carrier with cable. radio,
and aatellites at its com·
mand •
SPECULATION
Comsat loomt larp ln the
11peculation because lt aJ.
ready is the American
"chosen imtrument" ill the
apace segment, becaUJe.s at·
elliles look like the wave of
the future in communica·
tions , and because It will
have at Least $100 million to
use. if it chooses. in prying
its way In.
Des pitt its spectacular
progress s inee the launching
of Early Bird, Comsat feels
it is flyin g on one win g .
It is limited by ac t of Con-
gress lo one technology,
satellites. It b limited by
decree of the Federal' Com·
munlcations Commission to
one field of communication
at presenl int.ernatkMlal,
and to OM commercial role.
that of wboleuler. Oomsat
simply provides a vehicle
for commercial c.arriers; it
cannot tell directly to net·
worka, news agencies. com·
panjes or individual users.
Bue Comsat does have am-
ple funds to uae Jn expand.
ing or divers ifying, if it aets
a green light.
ETV Bill
Gets Okay·
In House
WASHlNGTON (UPij
The. Houst pass.ed a bill
Thursday'to create a "pub·
lic television" co~ation
to support the prodtidfoi of
educational and &l*al
programs. The btll carries
dramatic implicatioos ••
The corporation would' fi.
nance the production and
transmission of progrwns
on the nation's educational
television and radio stations.
Likely fields of program·
ming include education and
vocational tTainlng, docu·
mentaries, public a.Ualrs.
special services and hob-
b ies.
The bill. one of the ye.r's
rare "new starts" in Con·
gress. headed for certain fi·
naJ approval from the Sen·
ate.
The compromise. agr'ttd
upon by House and ..Benate
conferees, goes alof\i-'tlth
the House ln putting ·• S9
million. one year limit °"
initial federal rinanclJlC M
get the corporatioq ft)ng.
Congress thus will bl fO!C~
t.o considt!'r long ran1• ft·
nancing next )'tlal'.
Big Anny Deal
For Phone Ymn
WAL THAM. Masi. CUPO
-GeMr1l Telephone & El·
ec tronics Corp. ha1 obtain·
ed a multi·million d o 11 a t
contr1ct to develop • new
tac tical communication sys·
tern for field armies. Th•
award went to General 1'e l·
ephont's Sylvania dlvisi1>n
from the Army's Mallard
project at Fort Monmouth,
N .. J.
T h l' r e ar~ three otlier
partners in the contract;
Georgia Institute o f Tech·
nology in AUanta , Opera·
Uons Research, Inc ., Of Sil·
ver Springs. Md .. and Fed·
eral Syst em 5 Division of Jn·
tlonal Bus iness Machin es
Corp In Ga1lhersburgh Md.
The !Nini will study f11c~1·
m1IP 1111tom11t1cally s wlltlt•
ed dl111ta1 si~tems anrt $R·
tellile com"'unicat1005.
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DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE -, ,
Just Two ·Bits a
· Most Harbor Area property owners g.ot t.beir las
bills from the county this week. For a few. tbe tab
was down; for some. It stayed the aame: for most. it
was up.
And there's a school bond election coming up
Tuesday.
On the face of it, the mailing of the tu bills would
appear to be badly timed. as far as the p&. 7 mil1ioa
in school bonds are concerned.
But was it so badly timed?
We think not. It should make no difference in the
election outcome. The bills. after all. were sunly
anticipated.
And they in no way alter the !act that the boodJ.
if passed, would cost the owner of a $2D,OOO home a
maximum of but $15 a year -or less than 1J6 cmts
a week. Double it for a $4-0.000 borne. That iJo't much.
no matter bow you look at il
It is inconceivable that anyone would reject the
needs of thousands of youngsters just to save that kind
of money.
The kids wouldn't understand a rejection liM that.
No one with any sense. of responsibility would.
Parking Meters in Winter?
Parking meters ar-e . municipal revenue prodiacen,
but that, in theory. is not their principal function.
Meters are installed. city officials have empiLa-•-
sized time and again. as aids -not bindr~ -to
local merchants. They prevent non-shoppers from ty·
ing up valuable spaces all day long.
tanmt" to,.. ....... natamen, tbe merchants declared
la • petjtioe .. ....
TbeJ a't 98"'d .. •DllDe' operation of the
mden. lllll do Cllljlct lo -.tomilt season usage. They
...W UR ._ meten •wwwed hi> service altogether dariDc die .....
<lly offici• ave i8diaded the petition will be
giYa tft'ioa CC 'J\rrlllioL Jt .a.uld be.
City IO'&mawut ..... ao whatever it can to help
U.. mndlMts to lldp -.......
Wilk die opming of aieany~~r shopping cen-ters ..._.':,of free putiDg · ·es and with the
dMlft ol bta Mlwt dariDI Ille recent sandhaul
opeaatilii. tlliap line -beea dUIJenging enough for Md'.._ Sqlaare-Newpoat Pier flianDessmen.
Beaotif ying West Newport
Wat Newport lmpnwtmllll Association president
BiD R..aa diia wa ...... mmidpal authorities for
tbe •ecadJ couifkted b r •mcation of what was once
dw dtJ'• ~ --edlbace. At a tmt ol ~. a ~ strip of abandoned
Pacific Eledrie riellf• •*1 was fenced and land-
~ TM ,..;ect iDr.' tW WtaDation of a sprink-tiltc .,,am. _. plaMiijJ of ...._ of palm trees and
llillldn!dl ol ~ <Db 1 Mier and myoporum
plallK. a.am. ia llis mllle .t nwwuwudation to the city.
61 M miM die paillt ol Clw pnjed. He said:
"We llapr.. ..,_,. De e&rti ol our organization.
to a•· a. lll!Hli"c ,,.., JnlJ8ID by upgrading
illdiwmal ,...,..._ Ill a. W• .Newport area." .
The need for meters is particularly acut.e during
the summer months. But is it so acut.e du.ring tbe
winter?
Merchants in the McFadden Square-Newport Pitt
business district say no. Ar. a matter of fact. tbe a&.
most 300 meters in the district are serving as a •• ._
=•.: =.::i:!;w<al:ioa campaigns have
1-.e caalW • tar ,ars • Balboa Island and in Co-
,_ ., Jla. ~ ._. Jll'ltty suc.cessful. too. u a.e 1 I, I iz ii a.re. Wat Newport ought to ......... -.. N
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w~, AT LEAfT wE WOM'T IE lot\iUD 1.v c"°w~ t>PS~\k\. • J
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11.ten 1t'ID at!d•e '21•8t9 of Selaeob Ne.I Tiwndti•. . . .
School Bond Election Pros, Cons Given by · ·Readers
All letters opposing the bond usue
rece ived at press time appear on thts
poge. As many letters favoring the
issue as space permits also appear
here.
-Editor
To the Editor:
Should near.sighted taxpayers stay
home?
Taxpayel'S without childr'fG may
have as much or more to gain than
parents in bond balloting Oct. 24.
ls it possible that with the majority
ot taxpayen staying home ra1ber than
voting on school bond jssues a small
minority will control the outcome next
Tuesday? Will we permit coiy a few
hundred votes to decide whether we
aU win « we an lose?
WHEN THE FARSIGHTED iaxpa)'•
er looks at Tuesday's bond issues.
what does be see?
He sees:
l . When schools are better they be-
come one Of the best inducements for
the setWng . of new busibesses, indus·
try, and new tamilies to share the
community tax load.
2. Bia individual costs will actual-
ly be less proportionately in the long
run with more help avaDable not ollJy
to run the schools, but to help main·
lain all other community require·
ments.
3. HE SEES THAT time works in
his favor if he can invest his tax
dollars now in better school siU$ and
facilities when the costs are lower and
collects his dividends a bit lat.er in re-
turns to the commuay from others
moving in -when far greater needs
and inflated dollars demand their
toll.
4. Gnat.est of ell -be bas made
his soundest investment in tile increas-
ed capacity of the youngsters be bu
helped for fuller lives, with increased
earning ability and oomn:uU.ty tu
paying ability.
THE NEAR-SIGHTED taxpayer
sees little except the few dollars add-
ed .annual cost, rationalizing away or
'belittling the obvious benefits now
and dividends later.
He blames the state for &eeking
too much control Of bis schools and
for selecting text books of question-
able value, yet votes away bis pre-
rogatives for local control. Or maybe
he just blaDdly "sits it o~'' while the
small minority votes u aH iDto bigb
cost, inefficient stopgap solutions.
Next Tuesday, let's get t.he fanleh~
ed taxpayers to the po1la with their
''Yes" votes -those who do not have
school age children .. well as those
who do.
NOLAN FRIZZELLE, O.D.
Tara Weld IJp
To Ute Edioor:
You're always edvising me to~
yes on every tu override aod alJ
bonds with the usu.ranee my taxe~
will increase only a few dollars per
year. How come my taxes increased
128 dollars ov« last year's? Guess 1
just can't believe you any longer.
NAME WITHHELD
Plat111dau Vrg• '1' es'
To the Editor:
We physicians would ll~ oo speak
out abou t a very important topic -
education, We have been fortunau to
receive our schooling and certainly
realize its value. One of the most im-
portant assets that we can pass on to
our <"hlldren In these troubled times
IS a good ~ducatlon. This Qnot be
revoked by federal legi~ •
. changing tax laft.
IT IS APPA.R.ENT to u Uta -must provide the best pcwiAW ....
education for our dliJdrea _. • • r
neighbor's cbildna. We. aadlrr..
would like to urce .....,... i. t ~ e
school bood5 ill ordel' dli3lt w 9lll • prive our dJiJdrftll of tllis .-...,...
able as&et..
JOHN F. SKINNER. llD.
N. M. COHEN. 11.D.
HUGH J. PLUMB, JB... JLD.
ALAN V. ANDREft. MD.
PAUL R. KUHN. KJ>.
ROBERT A. HIJOllOIS. JU>.
DAVID J. BtJNND.I., k ... ll.D.
Be'U V.U Ne
To the Editor:
Your veey m.,e ediWial • Od..
11. beaded ''Destructift Tadia. ....
certainly the "Kia 1111 .,._... 61r
the school bond ~ Od.. M.
The way you~ Mr. Al F•·
git. Harvey Pew., llN_.. 8-.n
and Martbal1 Daffidd .. a •...-w
to your peper and,_ "'9 _.be a
''Johnoy come 1*'1,. ti ., Jle-.
port Beach area.
I don't believe ,_ ClllM ..-e •
with anything cwtaw:he alllt6 t1B
exhibition of J.act al. • n ...,,.
I TlllNlt TBE Tama felr • __,
bond issues to Uil ii!
The elected J epi C I rl'fhes fll .,
taxpayer people ia 6e au an re-
miss in their clldie5, _, 1W ..,.
for school, city -4 Ulllll.J ......,.. tatives who taM U1e _, 1"l!J _, Ill
doing their job.
'!be school diJbid ...... tlle ..... landen," who .., ..,. aft • ,,_
to run our llCboals _, ...., ~
over in place al. Ule dlded A•
doing the job.
NO WONDER WE aw drJlft °"'
burning, pqtWddir idral, ,. ....
en (as we ftddl7 md ia ~Mesa
at Estancia llidl ldlell) _. • _.
on ad nameam.
l int.end to vd.e "•"' • al t11t
bond is1111e& Oct. 2t a.d lllltil tlle dett-
ed officials come to Clleir" .-es _.
take back the aper.--' ..-...._.
system and gift it tlO «Ille ....--'
ttng area, I bope JBamJ wil jlia ill _,
'tioa. Pf am a pwperty....,.. Ill l4 ,ars ia
the diatrict and 21 Jal'I .ii c ff -So I am exprrr . l • ..... •.a
taxpayer.
J)()JfAIJ) J. AMJllE1ii
·-~-1.11 .... ,
To the Editor:
f'.erta:in1y a eood et "'-ii .. Ill
the bat )epdf:a • aa Pie ..
ddldlm. ftie mr11r1t ii -· ..
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
What bas baippme4 a.111t wtilc
laws? Have I befll ill ..-
space,. or will -be ........
for the next PrePdellt i9I 6r'l!t
elections, until we If( dlie ._
we want'! 1bat'1 diff.etar.
-0. L W. ..
Tl!lt fNfv,. .-.fllot ,_,. -_,
"'"'".'" -" .. -· .... t-Ml ~¥ftl~ ........ ~
Ben ii a apmle naalown of the seven school bond measures lo
lie tded 09 ltiJ lbrlliar Area Toten Oct. 24.
-I: 0 .,. eomtruc:tion to meet needs for
fh&JIW pl!riDd, _.. pwdwe of Ea.stbluff elementary
.rtlool lile $13,620,000
-2: A& Iii tim ol three new school sites ex·
pecW .. --... M:ll 11 JUl'I
-~ Rzbtilttan. of Newport Harbor High _.....to llrillC it., to IUte earthquake standards
2.800,000
185,000
-~ AJtenliml to a:ilting schools to provide
far .me efflc ·mt me of dwioom space 920,000
1.760,000 -5' U".-for elementary schools .._ 6: New WJdinl to boUK administrators and
tftlb ... II . II *I ticw 985.000
- 7: ftte ,ea pncraa to ~,pl~.obsolete ...... .._. ..
icy fir ea · J a ... &rillg is a
..... 1 • , .. atio& 11le advance-
.-"' .. cilJ. ~ _. coaatry
•• .. -bowkdl«i Ur citbens. We am • .. part localJ b)' YOting ~ • a. .._. .,.... this com-.,,..,.,.
Ima ... willl frallm • lbt uni-
TOTAL
47~.ooo
t20,7SS.ooo
The best way t,o insure rehabilita-
tion of these buildings is to vote yes
on Proposition No. 3 in next Tues·
day's ~chool bond election.
SALLY CROW
-................. Oftl' Clil Mr wiJll ,_ UYillC bad _.e To the Editor:
ilweiafilli ia rae:adl Wlboda ad You are still missing the boat on
~ · fir .... · their wby people vote down bonds and tax = 1 l!.ai. 5 ~='-t-= overrides (e~torial pa~e. Oct. 17). DiJlrid s..c EJeetioll prorides the They are tired of seemg the money
.,_ 6lr Ptill ._ Amlmts uu used for plush carpets and school
blwf .,, ' --brie+bf .
l-AWln Alm imlruc:tionaJ cen-
lfn al Ille ...,.,.ilfJ school level
..... eml* ....,_, to do on-rbe. .-a rwam ii• rctiN WiUl cia.-,_ iz FF1s Tamen would do
-.-e ._ a -*'1 1edare oo lib-rwy ....... &.. Deeper Jtudy into
fiujadl ...... f IJJibk whenever
a ...,.. ll:illl fnr time. Classes and
........... -.. to Alan their -'...,... dleir raoarca. Commut-ilic time • ..,._ siln for informa-
tilm _. ..-.ialt ~ be reduced _. aw Aftllll time med for deeper ..,,,,
CAtWUlllBA BAI UJNG b e t n ._.. w a achwed educatiooaJ
.,....._ ... ~ all wish to keep om
tas ,,_ tpira1i11c. we certainly -a et ' °% wtlfft lo bold back oa
u,.••a. JlecaNry educational
·-·-· iw "8iWinc and leacb-ilC mdl I ..t 8lll be the area
1lllfft w ,.. _. -r,ative vote.
Die ••••Hlaa ScboOI Distrid
... _.~approval on this bond
.._ • ._. .._ aeelknt inst.nit'!'
ti1m1 " ' .._ IMt elsewhere filllt ,... en CllllL ...... matt the f utllire: ...,.. .t ..-ara lllfter from .-.-.. :
_. _... ,,...,-. Lei's eliilD-
Me Mc 'catioft gap 1ridl
tlle ; • ...,...... Show them
,..aft~
.BS. WILTON B. GALE
rParmt ·Taxpayer •
Fonner Counsd«)
•••m••'-"
T• llr t"Alillr: .
Don't try to tell your readers. Ask
tbem the trouble.
The tax system in Ws state is out-
dated And the space shots had nolh·
tng to do with it .
I. E. ALEXANDER
....Ille Se••io• E1'ib
To t.ht Editor:
"Pus the sct¥>ol bonds or you'll
have double sessions in all your
ldlools." This is the dire warning rrom the Newport.Mesa Unified School
Dia&rict. The question occurs, "What
is a double session, and what's wrong
with it?"
When you don't have enough class-
rooms for the students in the district
you must use one cLassroom twice in
a day. That is a double session. They
learn .Jn shifts, much as a factory
might operate on day shift. swing
shift ,and graveyard shift. To the eco-
nomy -minded, tax.weary citizen this
IOUDds ideal. Use the ploot to the fufl.
est, save on building costs. What
could be wrong with it? Let's see bow
It works.
THE AVERAGE SCHOOL day is
now 5 to 6'h hours long. depending on
the grade. To get that much class
time twice a day, it becomes obvious
that the morning shift must start at
&:30 or 7 a.m. and go tmtH noon or
12:30 p.m. The afternoon session be-
gins at J p.m. and ends at 6 or 6:30
p.m. Jf school starts at 6:30 or 7, little
Johnny must leave the house at 6 a.m.
Mother gets up at 5 or 5:30 a.m.
Tb06e children who attend artemoon
session will arrive home a nywhere
trom 6:30 to 7 at night: if it's winter
chances are good it will be dark out.
teaching in a·double session district?
U Is the consensus at educaton that
t_op quality, dedicated teachers are not
dr.awn • to a school system that has
double sestiOna. However, people who
look on teaching as a part .We job
are attracted to double sesaions. They
can sell insurance or lie on the beach
or pursue other activities the rest of
the day. Do we want part time teach·
ers in our district?
IT APPEARS BOTH the quality of
Ila teachers .id the quali.tr. of l~
ing is detrimfJltallx affected b_r double
sessions. But. of course, we have sav-
ed money by not building more class·
rooms. The voters will decide what
.kind of a school system they want
nex-t Tuesday. ,
MRS. WILLIAM J. HOSKINS
League of Women Voters
Are They Wortlt lt1
To the Editor:
Taxes are high. We all know it, es-
pecially since our tax bills beve just
arrived. And school taxes are the big-
gest item.
But the additional amount it will
take to continue to keep our tchool!
adequate is not much o~ fl per
month for most of us.
That means glving up two fc>lJifee
packs of cigarettes a mo.,th. Even for
a home in "the luxury class it is only
five to six pa<:ks.
Are our children wortb it?
Vote yes on Oct. 24.
GORDON AND BEVERLY
ST. CLAm
Prlttdp.i'• Prolllenu
To the Editor:
For the first time in my 15 year«
as a teacher and administrator, I feel
compelled to write a personal Jetter
Ix> the people I serve. I readily add
that I have experienced many school
issues during these years, but none
more acute and serious than the sev·
en choices we will make this Oct. 24,
1967. For this reason 1 find it im·
perative to express my personal
thoughts to you.
WE. AT ADAMS SCHOOL, have for
the past six years shared a great
~eal of pride in providing an in1truc-
tlonal program of exceptionally high
caliber for our students. Thia· baa ~n
achie.veci, chiefly because . we have
been successful in employlng highly
competent personnel who b·ave taken
pride and interest In th~ work.
We have been able to attract this
caliber of personnel primarily because
of the facilities and equipment pro-
vided them. Because of tht failure of
last year's bond issue. lt tsas become
more difficuJt to offer these as favor·
able factors in employing new person· nel. ,
FURIJ'HERMORE. continued reduc·
lion of these factors will not only re-
duce our possibility of attracting new
employes. but will jeopardlze our abil-
ity to keep the competent staff that
1k ma nrtilquate touched °'' .-.. • 'MHc scandal!. II was for· ~ tk1t die qaab •a~ 1n the ~rly ew · J ,_ ...., ldloot.s wrre de-sad. AN ELEMENTARY school teacher is presently employed. I can think of
in lbe district once t.aught in ll double nothing more devastating to any All .._....,.... baildi.ng code wu
wrina a. prEfttlt possible disasters
ii Ille flliln -and only recently has
Giie l~ put tttth '" this code. It ii -...utory to havr all schOOl
......... 9ttt ~ mirum1i11 stand·
.... br dosed.
llASBOa IOGfl SCHOOi. A11ditori·
_, .S adjattl:ri w1n~s 1•, r r built
• ID Md do 001 c:tmrorn· 11 must
bt ~ op lo rtt n'!n1Jr··1 stand· ~ lflt tbt '"Jet) of llir iudenu ..t tW ccimmnmt) 11'1111 11 1 1t,,
S ...... ions district. "l hated it.'' she school or school district than the jn-......, . ability to employ and maintain ccnn· said. "I ~ad the after~oon kids, and petent personnel. • ,
after ph1y1.ng all mor";lng ther were I wish to review with you some of
tired and fidgety. they Just don t learn "" uie present ractors which exist and
a.s well." . " are causing a negative effect on our Double ses!i1ons can play a havoc students' education:
with a family's schedule, double ses·
sions can have a detrimen tal effect on
learning. It can create real problems
for working mother~ and thry are le·
~Ion In thi~ arPa.
t. FORTY·TWO CHILDREN living
in the Adams School attendance area
are attending other i;chooli;.
2. The mullipurpoli<? room. stage
area . is being used as a classroom.
WHAT i\BOllT THE quality or \ 3. The special instruction room ii;
being used as a first grade class·
room.
4. The faculty dining room bu been
converted t,o a special inJtruction
room -for special reading and gifted
student instruction.
5. A kindergarten clasacoom. is be·
ing used as a Second Grade class·
room.
l. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC being
offered -only before regular school
hours and being denied to bu1 riders
unless they provide their own trans·
port.at.ion ..
{I, lpeeall therapy classes are be.
ing conducted in the nurse's office .
8. Psychological testing is being ad-
ministered in the principal's offi~.
9. Class loads. i.e. pupil·teacher ra-
tioi, are exceeding state recommen-
dation.
Without further elaboration, I am
sure you can see the impact .the fail-
ure of last year's bond issue has had
on this year's educational program
at Adams School. H the Oct. 24 bond
issue fails, conditions at Adams School
as well as throughout the entire dis-
trict can only worsen.
YOUR SCHOOL ~ARD, after the
defeat of last year s bond issue. was
&1ven the responsibUlty of providing
conditions which would cause the
least negative effect on our educa-
tional _pr.og:ram. Act.lng__.as responsible-.
members aod in good faith, they elect-
ed to use operating funds to construct
a few emergency classrooms. Such
facilltieS will only temporarily delay
the crucial immediate future need
caused by the assured continuous
growth.
It should' be understood that lf the
Oct. 24 bond issue is successful. it is
still too late to avoid all of the above
mentioned problems. because it takes
approximately 12 months to conltruct
·b~ aft.er approval. However, It
would ~ovide relief from many of
these problems in the second year.
1 SHARE THESE FACTS with you
for the purpose of acquainting you
with ~at is presently existing in at
least one of the schools in our ·school
district, and to acquaint you with con-
ditions which you can expect 'to exist
in your child's school if the Oct. 24
school bond Issue fails.
As a f.ather Of three, all attending
schools in the Newpcrt-Mesa District.
as a taxpayer. and aa an elementary
school principal, I wholeheartedly en-
dorse and strongly recommend a
'·'Yes" vote on all seven propositions
on the Oct. 24 school bond ballot
. A necessary two-thirds majority
"yes" vote would afford us the op.
Portunity of providing your children
with the type of educational program
t think you desire and your children
deserve.
ROBERT D. MILLER
Principal Adams School
Friday, October 20, 1967
th• edi torial page of tM Dolly
Pilot seeks to inform and rtim-
ul(ite na.dera b11 prtsenting thia
newspaper'• opinfom and com-
mentart1 on topic• of int.rut.
and dgnifU;an~. btl providing Cl
forum for tht t %J')1"tssion of
our readtrs' opinton.t. and bt1
presenting the diverse 11ifW-
pofnts of tnfnrmtd obsttrotra
ana apokesmen on toplc1 of th•
day.
Robert N. Weed, Publl11her
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Ply•outli· · Barramda
NEW POWB FOR '68
2c1oor ......... m.._.
clelne ••II ce1us.1'
back ....... ..,~
tory •I 'jp1 .. St1dE
No.Y~6.
BE 11 ER ECONOMY FOR '68
VALIANT
2 DOOR SEDAN
PRICED $
'12 ClllLLIC
495
'15 PLYllOITI
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s.i395
'MIO•
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51095
'flCOllETIE
M 5 Wf fmC de 4 ...... lt/H; ............. -.
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53895
'14Pl.YmlTI
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Allla,,lt/H, ..........
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'68 C.HRYSLER
NEWPORT 4 DOOR SEDAN
.
NO C9'_.,IT PROIUMS
. AT RAY. VINES!
11111 US YOUR BILLS
Let -of our Hperlenc9CI crlldlt counMlort
show you how you rMY consolid1te 111 your
Wlh lftf9 one sm1ller monthly ptyment •nd
Include• new or used car from ••• .
RAY VINES
•a Vallant 2 dr ....., .... 6, radio, he ... r, tinted wlncllhletd,
r••••• _,,.., . ..,.... mirror, delua wheel coven.
Steck Ne. V4090.
'15 EL CAMINO
V1st9 Cruher
Auto., R/H, ,.._ str., brlk ...
51795 \
'64 .PLYMOUTH
Sports Fury, 4 lpMd, R/H, pow·
~ ton pick up, custom' c1b, VI,
1uto., lt/H, ·power str, hNvy
duty tires. Ill of f1ctory Wlr·
renty.
1695
Lo.decl, lnctucRnt, ''313'' cu. Jn. engine, 2..
IMrrel carburetor, 1utomatlc, rlldlo, hMter,
power stMrlnt. power t.r1k•, deluxe
wheel covers, INclcup lithts, ouhlde re.,
view mirror incl many other outst1ncllnt
f .. tur ... Stodc No. XC 4134 •
$
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19 DIFFERENT WAYS .. ro FINANCE
You Tell U• .. Ho·w ·· You
:· ··.·Want To .Buy
'68 Town & ·country
llAllON WAGON
PRICED
AT
'66 CORVETTE
· '65 PLYMOUTH
4 door MCiin. Auto., R/ H.
'65 CHRYSLER
New Yorker, full power, fao-
tory 1lr. ' ---$2595 '
'&2 CHRYSLER
Sedln, IUH>., R/H, ,.._ ttr...,
br1k•, w+w.
$595
'II VALIANT '86 M£1CUl·Y · · · · · · · '14 PONTIAC '65 MUSTANG .
Y·•, 4 ._ ...... < .... , R/H, ..............
.s.itts
PerltlaM 2 dr herdtop, 1uto, R/H, ,...r str, fectory 1ir •
. ~395
4 door hercttop, ""9, R/H, pow·
tr steerl"" factory llr.
51395
.
2+2, V.t, 1uto, R/H, cont0S.,
flctory 1lr •
$1995
CHRYSLER· PLYMOUTH· IMPERIAL
4201 WILLOW • LONG BEACH
AT THE LAKEWOOD TURN OFF
OF THE SAN DIEGO FWY
l • . I
FROM ORANGE COUNTY.
527-2341 426-7301 -
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an4 U.Spoftdan· a.-. ~ oraW •o '-*"Pm ._.
on alllse 1-Wlll ...
aid lllGl 11tor111 sra. ,...
tea& llr oldei ... Wo
~1D live dml•'°"· SUClY loam aoll ..... JOUr
Oft prdeo, now.,. a' d
fN& U.S. PRic::D Id ON-
l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~P.~~..,J LY Slt,CKX> • adlllas 1Pan csa be assumed. .
CAMiO stiom 0 L · Corona de& Mar . ~
OPEN SUN 1 • 5 ~I 8ll 2 bath limne
MAlltUM 118'111
Mll4lll Pil£1 ' 4627 Roxbury Road II tile perftct Jocatioa. Ov-
Ptice reduced from «llad BR.I. 2 mUliw Ille-LARGE FOUR m:DRO<m l•••mi-liiiliiiilS;:'liiiiiiiiiiiiiim--liiiim-ifi"iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii&iiiiiii~
• -$54,500 to $49,500 .t llllCll, .... ~ "°'1• PACll&l IEJ\ ft.AN dlt lWE' Ot BUY I/I
by Owner 2 car PLUS garage, ~-epacious master bedroom,
Count Your Blessings maculate yard, boat 8t trail-ctreumc area and GARDEN THE ULTIMATE
642-1235
(1) Approx 100 It frontage er storage atta • i~al tam-BAnl overlooking patio. Seri'• ii p-eat dlance to IN UYIN5
·on oceanside with pano-ily home. Quiet cul-de-sac Mamie fireplace, DINING land • naUt BIG VALUE
OPEN HOUSE
SAT I: SUN 1 • 5
then lee
1500 Sandaio Drive
tn fUhlonable Baycrelt
5 bedro<ma, 3• baths '
111> family .\ dlnln& rm
lovely garden
ramie view. street Freshly painted, all ROOM, built • in electric in t00.1'1 rising market. It 30I HAZEL
(2) View « Col"Oll& del Mar bcillt-1111. wl• carp eta, kitdlerl including dishwub-is a blg 2 story home with OPEN HOUSE POOlSIDE LIVll& 3 BR. 2 ba. immaculate
Home • $29.SOO ·
2900 Sll"rlanef NI
(Tustin Ave. to Anntvenary
t\lrn R on 2alc1 011 de aac).
Hills to rear. heavy shake roof .t 1Usten-er. Conveniently loca!M to HUGE RUMPUS ROOM, a SUNDAYS
('3)·Best Resldeitial Ing 15x32 heeted & filtered SHOPPING, BANKING, separate dining room. Beau· 1. You own the land.
exclualv~ Cameo Sborea
on the Canyon with
(4) 3 Baths POOL. Allno.t immediate nlEATRE and SCHOOLS. tilull.Y lltuated on a fully 2. Ocean View in Corona del
(,\).Large Garden Patio po11e.ioa. Full price NO FINANCE PROBLEMS SEA ncl SAND lanckaP.ped lot, complete Mar with a feellDg of se-
3 be<lroom .l tamil)' room
immaculate condition
lovely yard
3 car garage
$87,(XX) • excellent terms
See Wally Hallberg • ._ Owner fra.3265 $28,950. CALL 540-llSl SUBMIT ONLY M DOWN a with llPrinlden & covered cluaion It quiet.
Heritage Reel F.ltate Priced ri&tit at onl1 $!1.500. Are but • .ea -lbell'• tom patio. 0... moved leaving 3. Contemporary 11 year old
GENI NORVELL
RHltor
Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND ·
KHp thl1 h1ndy dlrectory with you th11
WHkencf .. .,.., go ................. AJI
... lecatlont ............... .......
. In 9reater detail by .._rtbl"I ........ ,.
In toclay'1 DAILY PILOT WANT ADS
P1trons thowt111 .,... .._.. .... •le or
• to Nftt IN UrwM le 1111 .-h lnf9nMt ...
·In this cofurnn Melt llrlRJ.
HOUSES FOR SALE
12 a.clroom)
812 BliaAlupe. Cc•• del Ms ..
642·7000 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30)
· 118 D )i{()dw, (Newpcrt ~)NB 8'1-32&5 (&t&Sun)
(3 WroomJ
223 Oanal St. (Newport Shore6) NB
64U430 (Sat le Sun)
2427 Holly Lane (Newport Reiebts) NB
646-7843 for app't (Sun. 1.S)
2900 Sllverlan4, Newpolt Beech
673-8550 (Sat • Sun 1-5)
442 Catalina Dr. (Newport Heights) NB
548-6800. (All day Sat & Sun)
, *1101 Essex Lalle (Westcliff) NB
646-4494 (Sat & SUn 12-5)
482'7 RoxbarJ. eameo ~ CdM 6'1a.3285 (Sun 1-1)
(J Ir I flmdy or Den)
192 Prtnceam Dr. (O"I' 111 Plrt) CM
. 546-7309
2992 Anttroe. Oo1ta M.. ·
64().1720 (Sat le Sun 1-5)
1811 Glen\Wad Ln. (Bll)'crest) NB
642-5200 (Sat & Sun 12·5)
56...Avalo~ Mesa 646-8811 (Sat •Tun 1.
2229 Avalon. CoMa Kesa
648-8811 (Sat Is Sun 1-5)
582 'Inverse Dr. Q'io. of Paulmino, E. ol
Bristol) CM
848-8811 ~1·"" (Sat & Sun 1-S)
2127 Leeward Ln. (Baycrest) NB
846-3256 (Sat Is Sun l·S)
*~95 ~dow Ln. (Back Bay) NB
646-3255 (Sat a: Sun 1-5)
2298 Waterman (Santa Ana & Tustin on
646-3~5
23rd) CM
(Set & Sun 1·5)
601 Al Dean PL (Newport Heights) NB
M&.4494 (Sat & Sun 12·5)
(4 Bedroom)
1906 Suva Circle (Mesa Verde) CM
546-7378 (Sat & Sun 12-6)
(4 Br & FamUy or Den)
. 3214 Cororado PL (Mesa Verde) CM
546-3463 (Daily)
*1843 Tanager Dr. {Mesa Verd~) CM
546·5460 (Saturday 1-8)
1318 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Sborel) NB
(714) 642-8235 (Daily)
9674 Dove St., Huntington Beach
646-4494 (Sun 12-5)
501 Clitt Dr., Newport Beach
675-4031 (Sun 2-5)
(5 Br. & Family or Otn)
**401 Evening Star Ln. (Dover Shores)
Newport Beach
642·5200 (Sat le Sun 12-5)
4 PLEXES FOR SALE
(2 Bedroom Each)
303 Ma.rgu~e. Qorona dtl Mar . 675-2000;~ 9-3351 (Sunday l·S)
'* Poot ~
** Waterfront *** , .. , a·w ... ,.,,...,.
Eves: &a...GBO
Don't pus up thia barsa1n away from um CU!trempor• home loftq .t VACANT. home with 3 bdrme, 3
_ CALL TODAY' I ary beedl bome featurinc a., It far $2l.l!O or LEASE · badll and cxmy. Den.
prime location
$69,(XX)
~~~~~·~-~ Cathedral bMm ceillJlc and ll' wltb OPl'JON TO BUY j, v., lap living room & Call Mrs. Pavlovich ,. brkt fl.replace, 3 roomy bed-tar SZI01*' IDOllth. Just call 2 '"atlful fireplacet. • ~: flS.Q18
rms., 2 bathl, built-in ~ to ,. it!! 5. Tral*al llade swi~
en and lllllDY brick patio. pool.
en.I eea vi• amdedt. • • c:GlTS Redueed to $79,<XX>
could be 4th bedmt. Out~-& ~ Evea: 673-0054
state CJWller' needs quick WM.LACI
eale. $2850 moves 100 In UAL TOIS lay & leach
IMMEDIATELY! --c5titt.-• 4'141-Realty, Inc.
335 . 62ncl, N.B. '°"'9 lweNnp) 2407 E. eout HW)'., OlM REALTO•S POOL WEATHER! a JJ. -----
OPEN SAT-SUN 1-5 •m=mmm=m~ " Dive l.D th1a IPf.rldin& l8x36 "lint Spring" 64~7252. zm=•==~ • 673-4400 Finta Pool s~· deep • '/'·en ou.H
are clOle at had to thia
..,....., 2 flxr1 R.aDcll
ANY'1'IKE fNftf Row Ya.w fWJ)' equiped. Lovely Mea
S,llllft n I II !nine~· A c:bldllt-Verde CUlbridp llom e 1111 Glenwood ......
BiaaM. VA • FllA OK at
Ja,500.
na IL1tUJCNd ed 1-le, .abrllll CIOOlll1 (tllw Pn .......... cutom Cll'Pttbll IATURDlY/SUNl>AY JM Ac Joeded wJta IPllWiwtl .._ ~ • J 6 -*" la....,... ..,._. ca 811
ONN SAT/SUN 1-5
!182 Travene Dr. (not1h o(
Realty Co. A _. aa • .. a wa& cbmD! FonM1 "'-roam Dlt'9 1-• Anlcm. I 1111 dla + falaU1 ..-• .,. nit 111t tlllt ..._ bald)
1ll01 WISTCLJFF DRIVE 61111 cleeclr.W 4 BR -3 opeahc to ~ .... 2 lleth lllce l1lon ..,,._ dlnlas roma. cw..d at IDMllll c6t.r benUfu1 ham-
._. bClme C9tOlll Wit by race, huge living nom, a prfyate rear )'ltd. nu.. --"• ~ odier pool • built 1ry Ivan Welll! u-~. Ult "' Briltol), CM. tvan Wella (not 1e111e land). book-lined ltucly, exquiltte or VA OK. homes, too. C.U ual u..1-.... 6-ift~ .. ,.., Haff Acre S. livinc room, wood pan-muter bedroom suite. So Coll llNlty 546 SllO ·-room, uo-.'" ...... maat-
2 BDRM -$21,000 eled pme rocm, cbarmlni tutefully decorated le slrn-$21,950 ... er bedroom 1Wte, walnut
SUbstantlal home now rented, ma.ater bedroom IUlte, lux· ply immaculate! Exception-~ paneled study. a gourmet's
,..., urioua new e •~Pe tin f , al • ti:;? 500 ""cl . (C1ll to '" ins '.,•) kitchen, 3 baths, PLUS an on a clean level ~ iooed .i.<Jf ..,,, • """' imve "' intriguing Oriental Ttt-
R-2 will ~ 6 units -U llPUtdiDc heated pool in the with:
with a variance. Try $.1,SJJ dlon:lan IUdl1 patio. On1Y Ruth P1rdoll, RMltw Mlwport VA -EvwyOQe ElJaible bot&le in the beeutifull.y
down. Owner will help fl,. '68,500. i:xclullva with: l&(l) Westclitt Dr. 642-S3llQ .. LOW l)QWN =~~:·~:Jal)'
nance. Ruth P1rdoll, R•ltor Nb loan fee • No HCrOW tee Ruth P1rdoll RMltol'
1D Westcliff Dr. 642-~ Westcfiff lecnllY Vlcftlrta Qlaa11fy Now-Yoar dream , .
Mesa Verde BALBOA ISLAND OPEN HOUSE SAT/sµtf '. home could be ready &Jl1time ltm Westcllt! Dr. ~
4 Bdrm $26.SOO ,..._ .,_. Reduced 1135 Pembroke ...... 11 G. D. BUCCOLA
Once in 1 While· , . $57 000 See this immaculate adult Oftletal V.A. Management WHEW! I~:ic•~e ~ly~ Heavy abake 'roof tops thl1 oc;cuP1ed 3 BR 2 bath home 24 HOUR SERVICE WHAT WEATHER! -But you
A home tlU marp "1th a with floor to .ttiling brick )ovely 3 BR • deo, 2 bath :thC:.~ch:U~8f~1~: STOP LOOll& 642-4>862 could IUI'• cool olf in tllia
:::!'. ~== :!': =· ;!: 11 ~!, ~ ::.m~ e~= ing: tinted . glass, quality MONEY uaKEI = if:1i!.~-= detadled praea with ce-from schools -Don't mia patio. Dtll gar w/xtra ~ carpets ' dra~ through-YOU'VE FOUND your dream """ everything is ~ In
mmt drift, cement block this one it i& one « the bat poet. c.r,,eted • draped. oat, 1arp beautifully land-home. Out.land~ 4 + Oolta Ila& Tdplex, . New,ort Bee.ch. t..arp 3 "
wall, room for trailer at.or-buys in tbe area. 0.. tD So. Bay • the 9CAped )'U'd, spr1Dkllra I: farnUy 10001 home, 1 )Ital O.S R9tal ncorf flill:y/dlning room. Owner
age. Smartly decorated and 546-2313 e 646-7171 Vllla&e attncdft patio. A reU )'Olml bNuty. Close tO _. aa ~ • 1Mdfidn1-abeolutelymut
immaculately maintained. Open Eftl. 'TU 9 OWNER ANXIOUI -See ~.:= ~ m-4132 ICboolll • firep1aot, •/w Can tD lee ' .. • ~ Lilting la $42,500. Make
Perll'ct fOl' a tlDall family tbfl TODAY! • ........ cerpetlt, drapes, fenced yard CURT DOSH Re1hor your otter
ar retiMi couple. Prime STEPHENSON UAL TY * LACHINMYER with patio I: sprinklers. Only r College R~lty 546.SllO
eutaide locat1on. $m)down 306 Marine A.-e. t'lS-4000 * ULTRA BRIGHT $26,7'75. 1130 w. Coast H.latiw.J :1 ~'i:~ ~giR~ $120 Per Month INSIDE• OU'l'. come 1ee H r.•.w.c &C-64'12 EVES 673-34&3 Honeymoon
• CO. 6G-7TT7. Next to Includes taxe.a on Ulla large this 4 BR I: family room -
SDack 1llOP Jr. Open Eva. RUSTIC UMllJllG three bedroom, 2 bath tam-bu lex appeal SEE 1700 IJiWED. OCCUP. COftaCJe
OCEAN FRONT • n iJy home. You will enjoy 8CJ, 2 patioc, beautiful car-1003 • • . 5IM440 ClJl.mtrr Oub custmi, 3 bd-Ne~ island
FIX UPPER tbe lepoothl.ng blritifood pets I: ~ throu&bout. nns, "9uL location with ·r-·
2 BR 1:-den home 2 baths, floon, the specious rear Check the ~% loan you MOIE fOR Yjew. Nelltll'OUbda, now vac. only flf,500 Balboa Beach Frcnt. Near large kitchen I: dining area yard surrounded by main-cu 11M1Jme -the price is YOUI tlaANIY $39,lllO. George Wllll&DllOll, Rltr.
pier and Pavillion. Only with fireplace. $22,000. tenance free block wall. right I: owner is ready to ll'llV 613-4350 OPEN ~
$35,<XX>. Best Bey in town! Wela.Mceardle Rltrs. You'd better take a look. mott. For details CALL At laat, a chance to buy a ~"I).,~ ~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!II ~ =· mo Newport mvd., c.M. Only S19,950 tun pr tee-MR. MYHRE ~1151 trulyla:rphome in the B&Ck "°'-v 4 IR·FAMILY RM.
· 548-1129 Eves. 644--0684 WALKER I: I.a;. 200 Heritap Real F.atate &y. Over 2,400 sq. ft, with Phcne 5*5980 $2:2,950
56M91 Open till 9 P.M. Weatcliff Dr., Gt>TTU..Opea IAYCREST -t bedroom& and 3 baths • ._ Statel)< 2 story home. Prime
Eves. Large family r o o m with T locale. 2 beths. L a r I e
Celtlwel.-k LARGE R-l LOT • cul-de· FonMI Dlntnt Room tlreplace. Lowe.t price d AN E dlarm!ni living rm. Hu . I Ban .,, lllC IU'ttt ~~ 3 bedroom• 2"9 baths. extra home in thia area with a Buy Dlrtct 1rom Bldr. baftdaom• fireplace. Push
Mesa. All utllltiea ill, no Iai'irDVlnr~ Newpo~addrft8~at et'fE-Ktrrttolftl-Ji"rt! ~t.!o .Jdtctiea. Dil&-
bonda. Only $7500. ~. 2700 sq ft of luxury only ;35,500. WA~ A Excellent flna.nctng. 1 bl washer. 54Q.1720
OFFBS:
ONE OF A KIND
Overlooking Newport Harbor. Custom de-
8igned 3 & fmly. rm. & pooJ. Big rooms.
Xlnt. quality, fee lot & oo1y •••• '85,000
John Marr
4-PLEX
CORONA DEL MAR
303 Mlrguerite
OPEN HOUSE-SUN. 1 ·5
4 Deluxe 2 BR Apts., w/frplcs, patios, or
decks. Great rental record. Nr. best
beaches. . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . • . . . . '82,'500
Joe Clarbon
IRYINE TERRACE
VIEW
Cu*>lll designed 3 BR, 2 ba. home. Boom
to add, 3 car garage, lndscp by Beelon.
New Fashion Island. Owner IJIXious.
..................•...... '. $79,500
Mrs. Rau11ton
EAS'llLUFF HOMI ·
Great value in fine "L\llk" aiailt home. 4
nice bdrma, 2~ ba., din. no., Ire. tam.
rm. 2 fireplaces, low maintenance -pdos.
Below COil , •..•••.•.••..•• ~·· '42.&00 llrl. Hervey ,
I
SPLENDID
CORONA DIL MAR HOME
Some oeeln view from this '4 BR, 2 m.
with private beach. Owner is lea ving area,
will ronsider lease-option at . . . . . '36,500
Walter Haase
OFFICE OPEN
SATURDAYS
COLDWELL. BANKER & CO.
2200 E. COAST HIGHWAY
NEWPOltT BUt:R
Kl 9-3351
Rltr. 1830 Npt Blvd., C?JI. JMa1, Doallle garage, shake LEE, 20a Wettclift Dr., to beach or pool. T.4J',B~ 2005 Harbor
646-39'l8 Call Eves. m.6'l7 rc,t I'• simple, owner au-646-71.U. Open Eva OPEN SAT It SUJlf DRIVE BY w f. I A# . ...__. to.a -trade. FOR LEASE 223 CID&l St. Npt Sholw. 221 PALMER. 2 BR, ~
• WIWIVmBJVI Rltr. ~ Eve. M2-G185 Spacious 2 • story home con-IO.Jf30 place, larp R·2 loL 'l't)' * LACHENMYER 1'mient to &m Dteso Free-
DAYIDSON ·••t ..,, '1'lllD Aft., <M, by ~·~~th 3 ~ OPENSUN2.5 ::'ONOO:.Tr 541.9393
CUSTOM owner. 4 ~ mts. 2 '"""' _.'" . ...,...VUUJ, 501 Cllff Dr., NI 1m Oranae ~. 64MH5
MV f.a!st S BR + dllllllll lots,•• on Tustin thJv·315' and bath upstairs. ~le HALF ACRE Wfo to eeU )'OUI' home) + family. Cartell. ~ to•• float on C6l'dm I.me. attached ~. BftutifuJ ~M:-:-.-.. -'"=""""_,... _ _,,_ __ ,
mi aq. rt. --Priced to Rll fut. 5484588 hclne in desirable area. 4 BR, 2% be, fam nn, lge Verde $23,500
Rltr 27SO u -..o..-5B -. JUtr/,,__ , . $265.00 per mooth. wed brick trptc 3 BR · FAMILY RM. · ...__. ' ~ ....._.. (Dant diltmt> WAI.J(ltt .l LEE A BARGAIN AT $42~ I bdw. ~. electric
546-5460 Ens. ~ t!nlnta), 2629 B9bor Blvd. Rlm1rdson Re1lty ~.ID kftchen. 28 tt. pa.
White~ Dime Ille GIARGE m MS-9491 Open tlll t P.M. 325 Bayside Dr. 675-40!1 tio. Bar stools, washer • -------
·On Weterfront NMr Newpert Herbor Entrence
2525 Oa1tt Blvd., Coron• del Mer, C11tf.
AMP~ GUEST .PARKING .cl IOAT SUPS
Wlty Not ..,
1h "Co.cle•1l111" Wfl'f of Ufe
THE ADVANTAGES WILL SURPRISE YOU
You can purchase and get f~~Ue.-or, leue U you pre!er.
AT.L ants. have WATERFRONT VlEW. AU have two bedrooms
ancl two baths. -WITH LARGE PATIO.
YOU ~ "~ INVITED TO INSPECT OUR FURNISHED MODEL
Buy $59,500 and Up-LeaH $420 Monthty & Up
Pho9e 673-1781 for further Information
dryer included! ~rno
Dally Pilot Want Mall TARBELL 2956 Harl>or
AlWQa a Go-Gol
4 ·BEDROOMS PLUS POOL
Beautiful tropical entry way, a huge 20x24
ou!-Side familyroom, fla==• fireplace in livmgroom, 2 spac:IOUJ and an extra
1 Iong filtered pool. A blf&aln price, so oome see it now. -
. $24,SOO
IAILY AMERICAN BEAUTY
Tile warmth of knotty pine paneling, and
Ille spaciodl r..Ung of the cathedral open
iJlmed ceiHqa will please any family. The
o1 tM pool sized yard surrounded ~ the BpOtless condition o.f the
tnd dbdngroom in the west wing
114 3 be*oams, 2 baths in the east wing IM the ~ covered J>Qtio in the middle
of this cusip built home should not be
ltillled. Come •. the other custom features.
$34,500
WISTCUFF POOL
Bargain seekers here is a 3 bedroom home
with new carpeb, Cathedral ceilings, built-
in electric range and oven and BBQ, plua a
hap 20J40 heated and filtered pool for the
price surrounding homes W'i.th<>Ut a pool. See
tNt holl\a eo beautiful it was written up in
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Frld.ay, October 20, 1967 DAILY PILOT !S
HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOlt SALE I HOUSES FOR SALi llNTALS RENTALS
------_ HoWM Unfurnished HouM1 UnfurnltMd RINTALS •. :rHALS tct:NTALS HOUSIS FOR SALE
1000 Coet• Me.. HOO Newport Beach 1200 -•· -· --·----·-Lldo lale 1351 Newport lo1eh 3200Newport leech 3200
Apts. Unfumlthe4 Aptt. Unfurnllhed Aph. Unfumithod
FOR SALE
Low Prtee $27 ~ OPEN HOl.JSE at %13-19 "Cash me ·out XLNT 2 BR. 2 Ba.: let, fam. ~-,-,, ...... ..,...._,.,~ awwws aws aus aw
rm., new cptl., drp1. &but·
Newport luch 5200 Newport leach ' 5200 Newport IMch 5200
a Jae bdrm, 1p tam • dl.nlrc
room co attnt:dft ml*
Ne. For appt.
JEAN SMITH, lealtor
400 E. 1'1Ut Cit. 6*3255
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
S BR. S22.ll5f. LO DOWN
NLW ._, clrQa; 1~ Ba-
1--me.I. )'U'd. Nr. N-·
port 8cbJa. By Owner.
' 2U7 HOLLY LANE W.'1143
Sierka St., CM. blk. N.
o1 m St. Eut o1 Orange •nd I'll 9fve you
Ave. U-15 PM. Bat-sun. the Buy of Your Life"
Uke new 3 Bdrm, hrdwd 3 BR, 2 ba, :t Fpl, formal
Oocn, l~ tiled Ba. Stucco d.ln/t'm, crpll. drpe, gar
A pluter. NAtural bird! door ~ $31,500
ten. Owner $4T.~. 613-28<Mi THIS IS A LEASE--1.WE/OPTIOll
HuntJnvton IMch 1400
Olbineta. Lob ol Cli>lneta! Phone 548-6800 -.11111111 .... 11111111111111111 .....
LoU ol dolet apace! Over· !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! •--:..... ,...._ ltlbdtl
Ihle dbl. alt. pnp. Hea· e "THE GOOD LIFE" e ~1 llR ""'
vy lllllJie root. Walk to Pa· WATER.FRONT home w I Waa never sweet..-than ttWI lovely Aloha Ori~ addreM l"Odlial a Public llChools. prl• aUp It dock. in a Pri· with 3 ll(>llCious BRa, ~· G&' ~ t>OOl liled tot. $26.-vate oommunlty; nicely tom carpeting, 2 patios It
250. AU10 lice new 2 bd· FURN. 3 BJ •. , 1% batha.. Re-_._
1"'-.... _ """~t d ed ... $69,500 f u1 k many more pf'Ulh e .... u .
Brand new 2 BR, 2 baths -beat area New·
port Beach . Carpets, drapes, completely
. blt.in kitchen, swimming pool + gardening
& maJntenance. Close to .schools, beach &
shopping. Maid service afso avail. at min.
rates -$235 mo.
CALL 644°1133
nn • den. .,. DOI• .......... • UC w or q c C-..'"'"-ll ~-.. to 5a.< % $22,900 f inc emept 1 ~· ~ aale OI will hue/option. DUVlu .__, JOO
Costa "--1100 tn 1.R. Stucco A pl.u1er • YOU OWN TilE LAND FHA ba.l.ance. c:.__...._ ¥.' 2414 Vitti ct.I Oro heavy abake rod. Nat. • 646-1849 OWNER e PACIFIC SHORES ~ e MESA VERDI e Blrdt cab. Blt·ln oven 1t bluff II F II REAL TY Newport leach
Quality. eumtom home: '9-~e. Extra c1oeet space.. E~~ 5 Bd, ;-ba t!mee':i: 84'1-&'i86 S36-889f 842-2581 • ...,. rea ty
ducecl $2.560! 1 Blk. from .. x 11' patio. Oven1kle dbl. large garoen, p1a,y a re a. :,:· 6'2-'7048
O>un•-OUb. ' BR.. Ip. _.. ----60' wid• pool ,-. ..-.._ ~~ -·---= ----_, _.._ ---" BI kilx:tlen, sprlnklen, 2 jl4,..io ~ --....... -=-= --w -
fOIJDlll Jiv. 6 .._ ,...... ~ ... ~ w~ ~ atocy. 3 yrs okl. $39.500. 5 BEDROOMS HOUSU FOR SALE K1::HTALS
of!uxur~ _j}parlmenb· on
WITH PRIYA11 IOAT SUPS 2&31R ·21a.
ftem $225 mo.
• Sound Proof
I e Carpets • o,.,._
• Htd. SwfM .....
• e Indoor P•rtri"I · ·
P9nn., 2 bl. frem ,.,.,,_
310 FERNANDO, a.I~
ExpeU:y ...._... Now 4llb' • r...., -_.......,. R. C. GREER, Realty --~ H...... Uftfvrnithed 138C: ~~ 1U OWNER. CID~ 3416 Via Lido 673-9300 ;~~~~~!~~ HuwH·~ 1 ... "5 I".-£ "--· •100 ... c ... fAL) ,,_ .•• AL) ._.......... ..~·••AL)
11906 aiva Ordr 546-13'11 BUJU>ERS REPOSS 4 BR., 2 ba., Faml.cy rm. beau.., hu ....... lied Uvin& er-r ..v _,a ~ • Heuaee UnfurnilhM A,ts. Furn...-___ __Apts. _____ Fu_rn_.WW_· _ ... _= __ Wn'a an dme -3 bit 'J .-~
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Lender's l.w... Bn.' 2 bath&, large fam-w/frpl., .dln. rm.; not ClODd· room, ballt ln dream lcitct.-WATERFRONT LOT DESIRABLE Huntl--... ch MOO Newport leach 4200 Huntingtoft leach 4400 -r--Uy niom W/w carpetin1t, Lire .. prtv. back yard. Cloee en, S bedrooms includJn1 NEW HOME ,._, .... , ·-_ --;_;-;;-;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_
Vacant. redecorated iMide en.bed tio fir 1 to ICboola in Back Bay King aiJ.e muter auite with z Br 2 ba td d f C • l out. covered patio, cloee °" pa ' ep ace, area. $35,950. private bath, famlly l'O!>l1l SOxiOO Including 34 ft. boat " • Cl> • rpt, ore-OouglH SfNU enter
ID ICboola. Under maricA!t at ~ electric built-BY OWNER 548-1341 with gla.ss doors to patio, alip. You own the land, full ~ air head, Garb-diap, bit· Only 2 miles. 3 BR. 1%
only $21.500 -IUbmit )'(JUI' ina l dlahwaabtt. $995 overlooking a paradise in price $37,500. Try 20% dn. ma; trpls, patio, rarage, batha, dble gara1e. exclu-
lemu. down IDO\les >1>'I ln. Extra DUPLEX/3 It 2·BR. landscanin". BA R G A I N BJcr. Paul G a i I e Y (213) water turn. Adulta only, no live livlne. Rec center, htd
aice quiet a.ta Mesa ~ %-BU< BAY &: OCEAN! . r. • 431).~Tt (714) 847 25.11 pets, pool, teMia court. no ~ard Paul Jones leatty caUon. CALL RAY GAULT Owner $45,500 * 673-2950 P RJCE $23.500. NO DOWN ' • . JUTE REASONABLE work. Child over 12 OK.
2008
W. Oceanfront
2 BR, 1 bath, c:rptl
drapes, $150 mo.
642-1615 6'7>1868 !Ye.I. Ml-1266 Eve. 536-2465 Herttage Real FAtate VETS. WALKER I: LEE. L..,... leKh 170.S Acrou from Country Club $195. Femhill Homes Nr
DESIGNED w FUN 5*1151 'M82 Edinger, 842-4455. 275 Mesa Or. * Ph: ~06 w--.r •-Bolaa Chica. Newport H..ts. 1210 ....... • * O(ll!•NF•·ONT * ; 3 llR Ir family !l>CllD-PLUS •• PRIVACY 3 FOR LEASI tt4:M7-2634 DELUXE 3 ir, 2 bL
e NEW e UJXURJOUS e
REWRT LlVINC
4 HA TIVE GARDENS
6 POOLS-SAUNAS-JACUZZI
HUNTINGTON
GARDENS:
t ---D • a ~ Meu ve.. 1110 COR.NER 2ln> *!·ft. l Br, 2 ~ 4 Br.-2 Ba. Gardener .. S2'l5 4 __ B_R_2...,.%-:--:--ba-.-cp~t/:--:drp&-.-:b:-:7'll· -~ :::..--.::r~~Owner ___ tranaf ___ erT_l!d .... -Al-moe-t ~~1:n.7'·~1·_nr~~: lmmac. •BR 2 ba. blt·lna, · 3 &G:"!,.am. nn, .-.... =. ina, ~~·...,3pool. $180/mo. :::;"~·. =.,;:-.
• frplc, cpVdrpa, cov patio ..... ener •" .... • .. • •~ (2U) ,,._.,., ' 7•2•1U. 1 BLOCK from oce.an 1 A 2
•;:-~-~~~ ~·~R=-·~~ =..o.P!'lnc ooty. 646-5276, TOxl40'cor lot.Sl600dnFHA 3 Br.4er>-tam. rm.·:" $250 3 BR.Smallyd,cpts,2blkl __,..,,...-,..,...-6 -::r:c=---=---:--:-BR .tipta. 2 years old, •t-
TENNJS.ENTERTAINMJtn'
IOLSA.CHICA & Hiil
AOUL TS 147•14
,_.,....., OO S .etter _ lowest price ht aeller will help pay bu)'era • TARBELL 540-1720 ea.ch Beach Blvd. Nr Slater ROOMY 2 BR Gange Apt. ed pool, built _ Ina. rec. * 5 BEDR , M town -aubmit all otteri cost or no down GJ. · • · For Le.,..._Eutaicle $130 lae. Dble gar. 842-7823 Ose to heh, ahp'g " bus room. intercom mulict Sl.25
Panaramie ocean view m CAIL MR. BLACK 540-1151 EHtbluff f242 BRASHEAR REALTY LOS PADRES 3 bdrm, den or 4 bdrm + :.---line. $130 mo 'WI July L mo Ir up. S»mf. SSJS.11 ,_.. All'--""" ••7 oc.'H "'"" "°'e.2 c•'> 1-+ H • t J.300 W. Bay, 673-tO'J6 -you own, -..,.,,...,., Hdace Real Eatate. BEST BUY-BLUPFS '" ~~ ~ ~""" REAL TY tamfty • dlninr nanpua unt1n9 on fURNISHED rooma b rent
OPEN ROUSE ·SUN U-5 "'·' ..._ .,_ POOL ROOMS 2 B THS room. c-n::; mo. Harbour 3405 VIEW ol Bay &: Ocean tor-pnv· atie -~ 11 ~'---"-T c~ J BR. 2 BA, ...........,...c NEW • Decorator'• dream! 3 BED ' A JE·N-SMITH, RNltor 2 Bdnns.. fireplace. C.ont.em-.... ..:=-:::....'-""';;:-""• !t. .._..~ ~-~:..~ dra:i, 3 Br, 2 ha. View, PlloV 1.Ae, + 4 BR Sol ViJta. Shake New home, TOTAL PRJCE 400 'i. t7th CM. 646-32» 3 BR 2 bath Beach Club area. porary fumitutt. Ye.dy ..._"'"""' rm--
_..,.........., .,_ Owns ~a';,k,'QpD, DAILY own/opUoo, u/SJO,<m, l'ool, carpets le drapes. Trv-ONLY $26.000. $1,300 Down . -Near achool6 It new &hop-541-2394 After g P.M. wtc. Oal1 sa-at after.I ":',a..__,~~ Pmala-• S.-1501 f*Dt IY best value In molt .s.ir-885 • G~ St. -3 84nn. 2 baths, C9.qleta, Pinc ctnter 1 yean ~ MODERN Spadoua 3 BR. 2 2 BR.. 2 Be.: an. or.an.
.... &bl. ll'ff near ColJest. LlaUD& Bet!. 49H833 dnpes. built.-.. fireplace, $325 I> er mondl witb pur. '* IUitUle 1.., abUiDc •/ ArWllJ. ao ,.a. ZDI l'ildda rtno •· Fllrfu. f BR 2 CWf C..... a..uty CeNne .. Mar 1250 $38J!i0, INtlCl to 11c Toe marketl lmctd yMI, anll walk lo dwe opriaft. Jlkr. OOJ ube-s. PrtncJ, ...,._,,Ar RA. S&n .
....... ('11111. ..... emllla .... Vet* c.c hbwQ KATILLA achoola IDd ...... 1115 Frank Smidt m-0 an.an 1 klcatioa. SI.ID stt.3"3 eft. n--c ,, 4MO =*" ......., ~ • aa .• dfl; ~" 1n. Spectecular View ur..ai ~ 0:. ~ ~et1~BR. per month. Mt-«n or (211> Q>.35ll. nJRN , Uni. ·_.. 1 a: 2 ::::::r ANRY • ~ t Bdrm 2 bah :C-ovm:-.<>;-" :': = = DOWNTOWN \\/W crpta, hup UY rm, Newly DKONNct IJR..Pool. :ze~ E. 16th lfOBILE Home w ~ ~ ~ PYtft:ned battil, well kept. $22.500 • 1BY OWNER, 3 Bdrm, 'fll.m CW. wallJ, massive aun-2 BR with carport, $90, water Founteln V1lloy 3410 Street, NB. -::.: ~Will 5t5033S ~ unit' • ~ extra. ~% GI Joaft. 56«i88. room + 2Sx25 playroom. d d deck, mod/ki~. range &: pd, nr IChool. 2194 Placentia . . &t6-4664 • mo. D>.000. Owner. mte Clloice lot. Pott:iJli ems· Ex· 2 BR 1" ha, In rm, efl, oven, diap. ottered u ii Ave., Apt.. D. 537-0380 EXECU'nVE 2-ttory 5 BR. 3 BEAtmFUL 1 bdrm, nr OP~ HOUSE '"""· 1A • * 4 BDRMS, 2 betha. * traa. •"" CN> """',..01 cpta/drpl. Good t'Oftd. nice $:?4,950 • Low On. Minion be, den, pool l sardener. beach. pool, adults. $120 to Laguna ~ .,.,,, .,..,.,, .,.... N thing ~,.,.,.,. "''"'.. cor lot. Walk to HB Ill i Riiy •cu ,,,..,1. 2 BR, garqe rr Del Mar It • ._. mo. c..., .,...,.., 89'l.{i017 4 BR... lu n_....... larg• ear ~ · · .,iJT'V,., Santa •-· S95 2 B ........ ...,.,., .....,......,., ..,"" 548-2035 644-0637 NEW• Furn ._ .. __ .-BR 711 1>11.wa " 612 Hell rrade school. Vacant. ,,.,.. . r, ... .,...., ~. • · . . or .... ouu, ..
Jot. $21.<m. 2417 Sant. Ana. BY OWNER. ~ otrope BRASHEAR REALTY Cuatom 4 BR plus den d~. lg yard, gar. Redlands RENTALS Npt Cbanne1 IM Motel 2 BA. All eiec. blt..aii.
OWNm 776-1907 lest luy in CdM 847-8531 54IMlS52 963--1178 $1<0> Down " A111Ume pay-A: 16th. 642..mJS 1 i hed Lowest wtnter rat.a. PANORAKIC VIEW. ,_..
MODERN 3 BR.. 1~ Ba... College P•rtc 1l15 lmmarulate home, quiet RANS" menll. * 494.gm 2·BR. Pvt-prage nm. Apb. urn. • 6030 W. Cout Hwy. 642-3000 looklnc Ali80 Beac:h. tU5
cpta., drpL, blt-im; East· BY OWNER. 3 BR + fam netghbortiood -$29.990. "Vm RENTALS Nl'scbool. * ~Co.ta Mesa 4100 SS> MONnl Bachelor Apt.. 216%•. Waiey Dr.~
side location. $33,900. rm. blt·ins, COYer8f patio. O~EN SAT a SUN 1-5:30 $50 DOWN A: this 3 BR 2 HOUMI Furnished * 943 W. 18th ST. * . 1Bl7 W. Balboa BlYd. Modern~ bs
• OWNER 541-1322 • 2 belhl, fireplace fenced D1v11 R•lty '642-7000 =~!::il~ina~iwC::~ Ront•I• to Sh.re 2005 FURN$95 m'! +Unfud. 21.~:. lreta Mio: SUS CASn AS ., . BR ~~•·o _ ~. ~ !: .; = 4 ... 2 baths; new drapes yard. 546-7309. VIEW HOME 3 Br·2 Ba. .... "' ""'9 ..... Furnished l BR Apia ~ ~ "'"", ~ JILV A~ bit-Im. By own-Oloice cor-lot! View of Jet· dl1ll ia ~~tallof ~6S BALBOA ISLE girl to aha.re aa. 642-176.1. VACANCY WINTER. tmL -FURN. $'7S mo. Small bech. till f'l&.a ~ per mo. incl~ a · · ., RIDt> 130-39th at Balboa Blvd, w/view a pvt deck.~ er. • NM•wrt • ..:._L 1200 IY I: Harbor. Opet daily TRADEWINOS RL TY. beau. furn, 3 BR . ., ti.. 3 • Bw__,~e carqe ~ • 2111 Elden Street. C.M. NICE ---" .... w-" ... __ ·•-5 pm-.._._'-~~ : !:'" ~ . 1-5 pm. 2804 OCEAN BIYd. 142.5011 142.5012 house w/[rpl, rrs Mo. mo. ....... .. e. * -s u blk off Newport Blvd) ..._. .... ICU_.,.,. ......,.. - -..-~ ..
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LOVELY 3 BR. 2 Ba. home D~ Owner. $3,000 SEE nos 6'13-52, 540-1997 Canym Or. * Mn. Johnton ~ ~ei>I a::-~~~ --NOW'S THE on 2 lota; can ~ u 2 apts. for our equity. 4 BR, 2 MALE. 2 BR apt. F\lm. ftt HCYI'POJNT · · O... Point 4140
Rm. to bJd. Near Bl.)' I: beltlt, bit-Ins, 2 frptcs, cpt. Glen Mar • pool Rumpua 60--4179 aft 7 PM on Tuee-IMM Verde 3110 . MODERN 1 BR. pyt p&do, --------
TIME FOR ~Will aeU all or ~ Int. Fine location. 673-2286 Eve. room. 5 bdrma, carpets, Thurs-Fri-AD day wlmda. cat1)0rt. Adults. No .,eta. OCEAN FRONT ~
or 1nde. Can pa1'I in rear. 2304 PACIFIC OR.. drapes, ~lace, ulcing I BACHll.OR wilbea 10 l ,!';, 2 ~~ ~ YIOORIA MAllOR ~ Avoa. $95. m«& Dana Pomt Jnr. 1 B& 9'lt
lL. 41.lt Owner m.zns 3-BR. VIEW HOME + $32,950 Submit your terms, SHARE NEWPORT m'$. inl. ra-.i-A ctr-. dbl WATERFRONT 2 BR., i--1125. Studio SUS. e.1121 '-'UICK CASH ,..._., -...,_.. Du"'-3 °" • ~ll_!"&llrtlw'y U,., H.B. Hrui"', * .:M "''" _.,...,..,,. ,...... Poo1 ~ -n •-• y ... ., ..... ..,,.._ .....,,.. •" $240 mo-income/~ ....v ,..., ~ -......,. fireplace.. 1 child only S2()(). BACHELOR I> 1 BR. , tio. ac.t ,.......,. a.. .... ,....,,. RENTAU
Br. 1 .. to ocean. F.rpl.t, mJDENr 0( worl<. rJrl to ~ Exe/Loe, carport&. Adults, nnley. Winter er yrly. .&-.. la-&.-t..a..ii. THROUGH A UO, cJ.w. $52,l'JO. By Own-Lido lale 1351 * Peclfic Sandt * th~ nice apt.: prtv. rm. It no peta. All UtfW pU:L OCEANFRONTIWIN'lm ..,.... vn~
er. 123 flit St· 6~61. S Bdmu, l " ba. bltna, cpta balti. SSO Mo. ~. Newport ... ch J200 989 Victoria, 64MTlf RENTAL NDLY FURN. )loo
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
2 6 3
BR homes in Village UDO ISLE !at drpsfted~ c1b:• ~=· c u~. 2100 WATERFRONT -Beacon $17 .SO Wk. Up 2 BR-l BA. * M&-03D iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil nr ua. Sate. teue/option &: • 0 • • ost• -Sl25 YR.LY 2 BR l ba, block -... Wllitebouae Realty. 4 II 2 a.-a.-S32'l Munster Dr. Owner. Bay. • BR -2 bath home e Studio a: Bad! apta. mr1d c-....
117 MZ-tllO or m.om Eves. •• .uTna 641>-2309 FREE 1 weeks N'llt. 2 BR 2 witb beautiful ba.Y view i e Incl Utill It Pblme _... ~. ocean. • ........,..
145,000 • $4500 down -.-..n:t.,..,. . w; ..... ....., ........ on Bath. Large 14.x24 L.R .. Gat'-private wide aandy beach. e Maid Service • TV avaD. B 33rd St., NB, '73-G6.1& 2 Houles by owner, Ocean r~ Willia Rlt:r • .. .,...,c. -·1 ""' aood priced ~ .. .,.. IDIOll, · 2-itory 3 Br • 2 Ba. $1T.950 age, finced yard, patio· 01--Tennis court privilefff. e New Cafe a: Bar = 67Sa1 -6.'is.mo. to 673-4350 OPEN EVES. Brooldunt/Adanw 54,_1888 posa!. prdener. Underprlc-Available Nov. 1-June 15th. 2315 Newport BlYd. 548-9755 Corona .. Mar 4250 !!!!!!!!II!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ------·---1 ed mo mo Ul"lfunUlh«I s.u; $400/mo. ~ only. •SPLIT LEVEL •
fumilltled. Open Oct. 23rd. pleue, Mrs. Manan Alt•. $1()() _ $150 * 2 Br·1% Ba. BREA'nfl'AKING VIEW
2421 Elden Ave. Ml 6-3389 642·5200 1.D IQ·ft. WW<IJU, clrp, Enc. a.pt.; 2 BR.; $275
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Badl. Larre 14-24 L.R. Gar-Furn or Unfurn. ! BR., 2~ cbetor apt avail/565421. e 644-0906 e Boys Ce.. & Gfrt.:;CI ..
q e, fenced yard, patio. Dia-~ .• fiipl., cup., drapes, blt-NASSAU Palma 1 .t 2 BR. BAal Apts. Util, linma, maid e sr-di.1 S Ir'•· 2:Jiia
JQ8l, prdener. Underprlc-~· 2 car pr., bested pool. Furn or Unf. $;1~'140. Htd •l'Y. Month-to-month. Motel e Swim Pool • ,._,,_
ed mo mo unfurni8hed $133 545-3155 Aft s pm ' wlmda POQI. 111 E. 22nd st. &t2-3645 Corona del Mar. m-mo. • IDdlY~
fumi*d. Opeon-Oct-13rd. M&-5'131, fH&.'lOID. STUDIO, utilitiea paid. SMAU. PVT~AOIELOR e A P'amib' m;.
2421 Elden Ave. MI 6-~ OCEANFRONT 3 BR. 2 ba. PRIVATE. QUlet penon. f15. Refrig. Hot plate, 1145 Anaheim j;.._
2 BR $85. 9ngle • eeparate Newly ~edecoratl!d. Duplex. S85 * 642-«>38 Util! * 673«!04 C M. ~ 1----------------.......... -...-....... -------------....... ..-$62.:AJ No animala. No cttll-Occup)'UI( 2 lot& Separate -------:-..,,,---======== ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!•M dren. 2070-~ Ntwport. lndry rm, Ii: pe.tio w/abcrw· 1 BR C.Ompl Furn. ••1L_. 4300 CM. 675-4463 er It dreuing room. $300 131 Flower St. ·$79.SO -----------mo. Yrty. 494-1296. 646-~
HOUSE. furn. 1 Bdrm.; ~ a."'•"' tBr GA .. _
5 SHOIT WOIDS MAKE ONE UNE-NO AD LESS THAN 3 UNES RENT :-
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clean. No pet.a; adult.a. ~ NEW DE.LUXE UNFURN RED.,,._! .,_., • · -· 1----..--------.----------r---""T"'---.,...---,i-----1 Hamilton $95. SM-3716 Channel Front Apt. age. Adult.I. 2039 Wallace. --~-------3 BR, 2 be., boat dock avail 548-1885 EYe11 I> wlcench.
CLEAN Bach. aJ*.; 111
util. incl. f75 • Up. 315 E.
Balboa Blvd., Balboa.
• 613-9945 •
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$4.50 $6.IO $10.65 $15.90
Newport IMch 2200 rm mo. Rltr. 6™8iO $135-2 BDR.M/UTIL-PDI BAYFRONT 1-Br/$'10 • 1llO
Incl • util! <>then avail
No depm;it o.&.4'·
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den, 2 ba., cptd., frpk:.
Yearly S285. 642-7825
• ~ NEWPORT • • sn JOANN •
4te modem 4-Bl'. Family-641>-2811 or ~ Nov 9th. * 6'13-flU 517 W. 19th, C M.
rm. 2·atory/~ mo • yrty. BACHELOR. Kitchen, bath, Lid• late 4351 c..ta "--=:stoo BROSE RJcy. * 673-3012 parking, $80 util pd. Man. --------______ ....,._
•. $5.10 $1.21 $13.10 $20.10 Newport H9t1. 2210 3 BR. 2 Ba. " Blk. to heh. 1637 Jrvtne Ave. 646-5736 e l...SR. tmLPD! LARGE Dehm t BR;,2 ba,
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ON119e Coost DAILY PILOT
P. 0. lox 1560
Con Mesa, Calif. 92626
ca.uifled Dept.
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U----2220 Stp. Owner L.A. 291-5281 frig I StOYe. $9()..mo. Nr-I CUTE 3-ROOM API'. Drpa, Cpta, Ooeed jiiqe.
Newport ~ shops/store6. ~5040 bkr. Wood panelled/complete Yard. Quiel. Adul.__ 91ly.
BEAtmro.L
3 BR, 2 ba
642-30)
Newport Helghtt 3210 kitchen I Female only, $9(). ~Mo. * -...;13 N--rt Beech 4200. UJ t:t'fC. .....,... 2 BR. house; .fenced yard; -~...-mo incl·U ! vi..-,,_ I-BDRM. pat;., • aet-Bit·
avail. Nov. lat; Sl.20 Mo. 1 Bdrm. QCLANFRONT. $130 AT!R.AC 2 BR $140 Yrly. .Ins, w/w cpta., ~
22,.0 548-7478 Alt. 4 p.m. m.o. util pd. Winter. Patio, prage, util pd! Q u l e t street. Adlfll, tlO
8-ck Bly " 673-6069 days, Sf4.2429 eve1. Adutta. 116~ AGATE peg. $99.SO. 548--132'17 · $90~.-M-O-DEST---li-ttlt--..o~~ran--~ Corenade_l_M.~r~-3-250-~~~--==,.=,:=;;;;.:;:~4000:;;.~Go..::::no::::::::re~l:;;::::;;;;:::::::::::;;;;;;;;;4000;;;;;:;;:;:;::;:;;.;Genora;;;;:;:;::~l=;:;;;=~f,fc~?~=-DO
laat word of your e4'' 11 writ• house; Ht BR'a., quiet, ae-vw .... . i•"· A4'4 $2.00 · ._..,, If yo• duded. New' paint. Lge. fc.nd
d~siro •H of DAILY PILOT yd. 278 Sant& babel.
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1111••· lelbol 2300
2 BR Furn Cottage
Cu l wtr pd. Yrly
~8-3151
RENTALS
Houaet Unfurnished --·---General 3000
NICE
J Bdrm 'l baths ~Uent
area. w/w carpeta. drapes,
bullt·ing, over 1600 eq ft. ,, ..
cant l ready. $210/mo. Ail
546-4141
Vote yes ror school bonds
" your renta will be
r1Jsed. ~lltical. Frank El·
leftdrath PO Box 329 C.d.M.
Nr Newport Center or UCl
New deluxe 3 bdtM 2 baU.,
carpets, drapes, built-Ins,
$'.ISO mo. 54&-79'll, 644-2013
Costa Meu 3100
BEAU. MESA VERDE!
3 Br-2 88/Hu1e family +
din mi. S200-mo. 968-2655 ..
2 IR-2 la.
Unfurn • $250 mo.
Irvine Terrece
3 BR It den FUm hm'8
$350 mo Yrly lease
Sa.Li!lbury Realty
673-e900
LOVELY 3 BR · 2 BA.
Cpta, Drps, P'rpl, Bltna.
Ox>ice toe! $250-mo yrty.
67~2379 or~
8-lbH Island 3355 ----
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Solve 4 Sh,.pu Scrambled WMC!Pw:zle/oraC'Mlddc 3
0 Rtarronoe . left.,, « tt. ~
lout ·tcrombl«I words M.
i-to fomt four li""'le words.
YEARLY lea11e or longer 4 I I I
$250 per mo Prefer l or 2 • • • •
older adults. Refa. 2 Br. 1"
ea. Sep. shower A dressmr IT I N G A I room. Front I: Side patio. _
Fireplace. Forced air heat. J • I I I I' Department lfOte odi "'Mini.
Gar. dlap. Top location. 4 • • • • • akJrt& o,. now available In all
blk1 frQP1 town. ~ blk from --------. -:' ~ ~. 31' Coral. fRt G HIN I 1092tmplet. tti. cttuckte qUOl'ld ,
I I I I I I by filling In the 111111109 word ••
1 Huntlngten leach 3400 _ . . • • . • you develqp from st•p No. 3 ti.low.
UNruRN 2 br apt, fireplace. • r:~:R~~~:~~~RES I' r r 1· r r I' r I patio &: fenced back yard.
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IM NOTICIS AptL ~ ....._ ~ Gener., GeMral ----------5-100-C... .. ,_, 5250 u.a _____ 6]~_1.et1 ___ . _____ ,_100_ ............ 6405 c.. __ •_M_•_•____ X. CITIMINTll
* lWMW *
An Utfllt* ''"'
Extra L.r99 2 BR
Deluxe Aptt.
f'URNISHED AVAU..
• Claeed dcmble .......
• <llildrerl'• action
• Fully equipped ~
.... ~air hMl e H~ted pool ~nd
•~tioe am e Printe patios e Walk.tn cbaU
e Sin1le atory
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ON TEN AO\ES
1 6 2 BJl, hnl a Unftlnl
J'rPa · PrW!Pdos. Poola T_.. • o.tm&1 lkflt. JJ
bole PUtt/Grea
IOO lea Laae. ODI. m.MG
(llacAl'tbar •· Olalt Hwy,
·• Lee· l BR. ~x; 2
ba., bit • inl; S2'IO Per
mo, 514 lril 615-5009
2U: 'lM-4414
BLK to oeeaa 6 bay, 1 M .
Shae '"' qU. beam ceJJ,. inc. 1 adult. no pell. SIZ
yrly 673-1629.
1 SR Unfum. Blk beedi.
Util paid. Adultl, DO pN.
Sl35 mo Yrly. ~
P f • La Couples • Slt\al• THE Orta 1na gu na GllOUP .... panje•. tripe, etc. lilMt .cbtn w/aame
MAGNIFICENT VIEW LOTS
{714) 494-9311
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W• Mtl 7'll4iMl 3-9 PM
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SPICIAL CLASSIPICA Tl°" POR
NA TUIAL IOIH SWAPPIU ............
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-.....oTt11H "°• IALI -ruoa _.. .. , PHONI '4U671
Tt Pleet Ytur Trlder'1 P1rl41M M
TRAD!:
13' GOLD Pl.A T!.J> satOQ. 2 BR 2 bath, flee kftlchen,
•uiler/d:eyer, patio. pool
1195/ mo. 8'B-fl'69.
======== HER tot beyfroat home or
'550 =·~i°"Minne~
HAVE: '90 ~ w/~
20,000 &eaulne mi1a, in
beaut. cond.. FOR.: aa.11
car ln like eondltkin. fer
my~moul.
LUXURY
LIVING
Co•plltefr ..........
1 6 1 BedlUOia .,._
Swim Pool. •• 111'
1111 Harbor Bhod .• c.lt .,....
* SPLrr LE:Vll. .. s Bl--2~ e.. 'HOO eq-ft. WW~ l>rpl, Bltnl, <Ar·
.... Nodenl 54i-M2'I
I.GE 3 BR. ~ ooean
view, lOD ~ to watier m
1119 .,.,_ or 1rf7 to rap/
JJC;y, 4400 Seuhorw 540-3lll2
2 BR-1 BA. $.lls.MO. rm a..A v ST.
PHONE: mim
0-.ral SOOO General
.. COUNTRY CLUI LIVING
J + DIN 01 J •tooMs. I IATHI
NOW-RENTING
$167.25 PER MONTH
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Ol'IN f 1JI TO I P.M.
OlalCTIONI: i.,,,.. N•wport 11 .. 11 .. ••~• ~ •• , D• W"t
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Modem, weU-localt>d Service
Station. Avall11ble In Oranae
County. Paid Trelnmg•Put·
lal Finaodna. Call Geo.
Dickuaon . e JE 1-3737 e
COIN LAUNDRY I 2 • )'rs
old. Good business. R I B
areL • Owner. 962-8996
Buu(Y Milon H.B. for aale
I 8 1t11t>om. 1n ~hp. Cfntet.
r tnMclnsz 1\1111 !)4[>.344()
SMAU.. p11r1 tm, buslnM>ir for
I M.le Good money maker. I~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Call t'Vl'5 546-9M5 , ~·
TRADE for trailer Gr ClMD!)-
«· Bia 3 BR, dbl pr, nloe
fMCed lot iD c.M. SU.150
$135 mo incl taxes. CUI
Rottfaa O>. w..1222 anJ·
time.
FERRARI. unique Puil
lhow car; beyaad reprmda.
Trade ~ or down lot aedan
or 2 plua 2; Alfa to Volvo;
try me! 546-S38'7.
e MONAROI BAY e
e 3 + Family + DtniJll.
Huge patio. Owner/Bacri-
fice! Trade for Lot. TD'a,
SUbmltfM9.2622.&30tl.
SUNBEAM. Beaut. ConY.
())ape. ClieaMtt tn town!
Far a'ODd color TV ar re-
place .,_. 6C» Ill· ft. COD•
crete~.~
S11,5GO F.q. In ..-1Bil2
BA.._. Ill vm._.v ua. Pref. ,..,... ..,.. Jlame,
Wldt ... JUt:y ........ -.em.,..,
H.Avg 19 OIEVY VA14 •
WILL 1'tAl>E n>R EL
CAM IN 0. CALL ''Bob"
648. 7141 (daya)
MM568 (rves.)
ROLL top and oUice delka
worth PIO and SlSO, will
t r a d e ft>r encyclopedia,
lftlf boob. toola. aewina
mactiine, Rue&pe, 962-6008
(2) stx-Plexea Eut Colt.a
Mesa. EXQIA.NGE ,.n1
r.qult7 for land. or TD.
Fortin Co, 110.1 Wettclllf Dr.
642-500(). 543-0390.
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-- --SALi IMO TUDI MU Me TUD9 SAU AND TUDI ... w......._ Mitt 1200Het, W.med, Men 7200 Help W•nted _....;. __ -· ··· ·· -·· -H.lp W•nted, Men 7200. Help W•nted tMlp Wenttd, Women 7400
DEUYER
1ELEPHONE D•ECTORIES
$;.""*' & .,....,.. Wome_n ____ 7400_ -~-"!'*' _____ 7400_ _........, _____ _ . eareer oppo117 witb 1ea11trw HOUSEKEEPER
MM w ....... ww 11 with car, 1t1tlon = :.~ °': ::'ti=. IXPIRllNCID ACCOUNTS ..... -..... trudca. No exper '*• we train. Apply In person
,...._. Md11r work. Your n•ilable day· ...., ........ Npt Bcb ofDce, IO-tm Betwmi 8 A 4:30 p.m. PAYABLE santa Ana omoe, 5f7..mt. Huntlnfhtn IMch
Aftllf fw t-lt •rectten and tralnlftl on frl-
-,, Od.ller 27 at 1 p.m., 2:30, er 4 p.m.
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Inveatora FIMnc1a1 Conv•l11ant H01plt1I
ler¥ieN, IJlc. 18793 Delawat~ CLERK
J11 ..... 5th Street, Senta AM
1925 HatMr llvd., C.t• Mesi
ROiie Food s.--.
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.-.. ...,atlon. aales
ape imot md ability,
h ... lllld willinc to
..tr ...t lnnt our bu»-
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fmY -Vor raiponsibility, ...
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INSTltUMINT
ASSEMIL Y TaAINEI s-es ho niat ilr
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tail .... Appiw tbillblp
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SIVllWOODS
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.. wt 111111 lllP"SiYe.
$510 MONTH
..... 'zr ... ,.._ollllm_ -profit ahar-
... L we •~•eflta.
Yo. fllDre -" If you
.. w dllive, bcmelt and
Mft • YaJld Calif.. driYa'I
lic::mw. o.n ta-Dlt 11r. w~
.. lepair
Cemetery
Counseling .
funeral
Advisors
Two men with
p 0 i I e, cficJnity,
etnemon.1 rMturi-
ty •nd the desire
to learn • good
profHsion wiR be
edded to our
steff. We pro-
vide the entire
training.
Pacif.c View M ..
moriel Pan Ml
wwy service ..,....,.. w..
Need end at •
6'Mt S.vfnt.
To arrange an in-
terview
Pllone 6'2-159'
Darrell ...
Yece Presicleflt and
Director of S.les
DISHWASHER
GftJe.t ~t:y b' am-
bUiuua ,.,.._ man. Morn-
ing dllilrwub« t ;J) Lal.
to l p.m. AsilJly tn per-'°" bdwem 2 and s p.m.
d&ity •
• IUSIOYS
~«Jllliabt llaift o..u
DISHWASHERS
APPLY 'JN PDtSON
8.10 md S-6
.. ~ b'uuP Friday
RBIBl 'L l&
11l l.~Hwy .......
Pret!r' 11 >'"I'S or older.
neat. ~· O&Uy,
~· Apply in penun
from 3-6 p.m.
Snack Shop Jr .
1902 S. Herber
Cost• Mes.
f IClory Trainees
,A~: lJ.1. agency
ProfeulOMI Service
for the employer
•nd th• •ppllunt.
W 0...r Drive, N.8.
642.al70 549-2743
a.a>ED SAT., Oct. 21at
Mal Alita (3) • • .. .. 1lo $400
Bank Teller. t'lq> .. .. to '2'JOO
SCIHllED
c.,.., Opportuntti•
Alf Levelt
60-7.. 5t6-«rJ)
Screened Penon.oe.I Apney
901 Dover Dr., Newport 8ch.
Secy /Rec:pt, Jr • .. • .. .. $3'7S
Payroll Oerlc .. .. • .. • $400
T)'Pilt Ok, Q.C ....... f42S
Be.t Local ~ies
J. R. Pierce
Maoclate Apol:y
UC Newpcn, Ql. 6G.f'1Z
tt.a.W....._ ...... 1• --..,.. s.cr.t.,
NEWPORT BEACH
!Zr'ow ~ cw comparable
bulinela exper delJl'fJd. wm-
qne., dependability and
deeire to Ism are prime re-
quilltes. Call Byrd Smith ar
Daria Walbr. 842-0C70
Homekeeper
HuntblPID IDtercomrnU-
aity 8olpltaL Experience
prdttftd but nut ~
eaary. Contact:
M.ry Dudley
142-1473
8ruJlh.Cbemical.{:os Sales
FULLER IRUSH
Opport. mother'• • collep a:irll aervice f!ltab CUltomf!rl
$2.00 per hour
Call l3M15S or 546-6.139
CAPABLE woman to Can! tor
I mo. old baby aad 2 dool ,uw In home. run Ume C1111m
tranlportatian, ~ mo., ph.
962-87
STA'nS'nCAL Typillt -Oerk
for acu•mtbc Cll.6ce. Good
~t;y tor adftJICe-
meat. Write are A aps'-
imce Box M 888 Da1lY Pilot.
MAroRE babysitter, infant.
MY HOME. 7:30 am.5:30
pm, 5 da.ya, Ute bcR-.
wvrk1 Rdettlleft,
Sf6.9'M7
e a.ERK FEMALE e APPLY IN PERSON:
Driv.ln Llqvors
106 Pacific cat Hwy./HB.
PART nME HOURS!
FULL TIME PAY I rio"' -m:nm cm party -.Jes.
Free tn:ining. 536-7321
UVE ta I out woman to
help ~ Mom with
bucJM A eblldren. HJ!. area
847-S6QZ
e W ANin> so:::eEl'ARY
fur ctmdl oftict. Mumklp
~U: 30. Call 548-&m or
6*8173 af1l!r 12: JO.
NEED after SdlOOI catt 2
eo,./My home 2 1lo ~·
MUlt haw °""' tram. n.,.
675-1381. Eves ~
e WAn'RESS/EXPER. e APPLY IN POlSON: e 5WmCHALET
'14 N. NEWPORT Bld/NB .U ar'OaDd ma Appl:r
Peuuuotl JM p.m.
I It I ..,..,, Nfttport
Fllllbiun 1IJand
Mew1IUl't 8etidl
Immediate opmlnp dQ LIGHT boulebeplng A beby-
and night 8hifta. For spec-littinl 10: »6 p.m. Mon .•
iii.I insulator mMUf~ Fri.. own tram. refs prd,
Aa eqaa1 oppow tmn'Y
employer
.. Fi c .... o ... nt
Sales , ..... .
.... ta. pulitlan 11dtll ~
ill Olilla ... ~
sntm&I bat not DNt:WrJ;
fllllf!r 21. Dtt oppor1Uni(y for
HI ti hDlllbJiat.
'46 ans
Ha ......
~pl~
tr. Apply OiM ltt1l. 613-1112 aft 10 am
Ferro Corp. HOUSEKEEPER. Uve In or
l8'1'65 Fiberglaa Foed out. Full or part time. l boy
Himtt--BellCb 15, Salary open. Ref1 req. ...,. .... , Ml &-2598 aft S.
BUSBOY
Pert Time
APPLY 3-6 DAILY
SllACI SHOP
2305 E. Coast Hwy.
Coron• del Mer
b1at act nece.wy. OJn-INSURANCE tact Mery Dudley Lile lnlurance Aiericy ~
Welbnillller viaor. Agency of Major Co ..
O:Jmmunley Holpltal Ml opening for Uc. Ttalnee
193-4$41 mder Agency M1N1gement
prosram. Liberal alary +
FOREIGN ar auto mecha& Individual production. Req
k . Top notch wages. Best Age 22-40, with at leut l·
W9fDnc c:andiUana. ~ )'Mr Fie.Id Underivrilina ex-~. Votto. VMC. Toyoto ~-
A Jeep. PHONE: 642..cl92 DEAN LEWIS IMPORTS
U. Barta Blvd., C.M. Circuitry Tech. •DB ~job with aood tu-
1--.. _ ~. _: "*' to work lure available to mlUI ex·
hill er paJ1-tlmt ta bani-petlenced in the Utembb' ·~ ...... al c:itt'uU boards. e.w. WncM eo. Oyn1mlc o .. 11n Corp. us Rocbater, a.ta MeP 1357 E. Edln;er
MAINTENANCE MAN. SAnta Ana r>47-3935
Fun time. Bondeble, ~ MARINE PARTS MAN
htT. for lA~na ~adl M<>-F.xl)f'r p~f. hut will tniln If
trl. StodJo apl tfuml l M"Ctasary. 2'131 w Coast
fur I or 2. • 494-4:16.1 llwy., Nf'wporl Rl-h ~•·703ll
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Kunlincton Beed\
No ptiont calla pleue
Veiseillel
Now h1rini qualifted
Food and Cocktail
WAITRESSES
Lund>eon Only
Apply In perlOl'I:
Versaill• lll•t.ur1nt
1617 W~tcliff Drive
Newport Beae:b 64.2-4840
Linen Aide
Part t1me. Ex:peri~
preferred but not neees-
aary. Contact
Mery Dudley
Westmlnater
Community Ha.pita)
19M541
WAmRS
MUil be exi>erienced
Frend! Service.
Apply ln pmion:
v.,...11 ... Rest•w•nt
1617 Westclit1 Drive
Newport Beach 64.2-4840
ELECTRONIC--
ASSIEMBLERS
& SOLDERERS
Experienced with printed
l"i rt'Ui t boards .
Dyn•rnic Design Corp.
1357 E. Edinger
• Santa Ana 547-39:1>
P111 TI• Wo,.
FREE RENT
tor yo~& woman, in ex-
chMge tor part time houae
work and driving. 548-789S
At least one year ex-
perlence In account·
Int·
Excellent fringe bene-
fits.
UDlllAC GAGE·
WEST COAST
18'6 Whittier Ave.
Cotti Mesa
646-2491
An equal opportunity
employer
PART TIME
TEl1ER
Sni"t & loan ••·
perlence preferred
APPLY In PERSON.
MARllERS
Sntnas & loin
1515 w .. tcliff Dr.
-Newport a..ch
Je C. PENNEY CO.
Newport Center
Newport Beach
OPENINGS NOW
FOR
HOUSEWIVES
MOTHERS
SALES POSITIONS
'
Secretary
Englneerlnt o.p.rt.
ment. ChalleftlJ"t •nd
lnterettl"t ,..atJen
for m•ture secret•ry
with englneerlnt ex-
penence. Ahcwe •vw-
•ve typlnt •nd short·
h•nd tkHls. Gooct .,..
t•nizer. A,. r..,i~
ment 25 to 40. Apply
In person WMkdAtyt
or Mnd retume te
Personnel 0.,.1'1·
ment.
U.S. Divers
Company
3323 w .....
Salli Ana
Ats equal oppor1unity
employer
HOllTIR NOW ca-._0ct.J1ttt
133 Do¥er Drive
Newport leach
642.0153
M.T.1.
lusineM Schooh e IBM Prosramminf e IBM Keypunch e PBX Typina
541-2672
WEST COAST
POOL TMLIS
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Sllkfna ..
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CADJLLAc~s
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SUNBEAM
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c-.a.OIYIOUT
2821 H1rbor llwl.
c..ta Mii.a 546-1203
'61 SUNBEAM Alpine Rold-
lter $57..00 don Md $44.<»
per mantb. E1mart Moton.
9825 a.de Grove BML.
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SUNBEAM '60 eoov. 100C4
a.an 6 <!aftd far, Onl7 $395.
Mlabt trade for color TV
or concrete worts. 54:).6000
DIAL direct "1.(£11. Charp
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10'lr 8d. thin lit bedr and
11*D tD the pbooe r!.nll
2600 Harbor Blvd.
'C pEOQIX)T 40C &dan.
ImmacWatel Dir. $29 down
$21 mmtb • • • • . 4IN-81
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We Stock Only Quality ~sed Cars
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make any driver refuse
to go back to plain
_ordinary :·driyi.ng !
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LINCOLN. MIRCURY-CCIUGAR ,
900 W. COAST HIGHWAY .
NEWPORT IEACH MZ-41911
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Prices Are f\n __ __
TH and License.
Prices Good,
Unless Sold,
Unt~ Midnight
Sun., Oct. 22, 1967.
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CHANllB S
190 Ctlm WA.ON
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1965 VOLKSWAGEN
1t65 PLYMOU1H ~ORT ~y • .............. ,.. .......................... ... Sfl ............... ......
FULL PRICE ................ Sl466
'LUS TAX & LIClllSI
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·sPEClALS ..
1963 DART SIDAN 1959 CO~VITII
KYtf...W, lllCli. rMle a ........ Y-4 ,.-.,_
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1200 PICK.UP 1962 ltAMILIR SID.
kVllflllar, tllc*. rMle & llMler.
1'61. STUDllAICllt 1957 CHIVY WAGON
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WE'RE GUESSING THE STRIKE IS ,ABOUT OVER.~. 'AND WE'RE. UNLOADING BECAUSE T ~
MORE WE SELL NOW, THE MORE WE GET W·HEN FULL PRODUCTION STARTS. ::::-_
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fed c...,itio11. No. UJllOI No. '7G6 ' ltlH, lu99. rock. Duel .
foci119 roor &Hts. No. '7517
• f '63 T-Bird L1nd1u $ '65 '::~a~:. ~a•••· $1899 . '65 G1laxle 500 •1799 Full power, factory air 15 99 IMlckot IHk . Ho. '7442 2 Or. H.T •. HO•VI, .. to., co11ditio11i119. No. 0061 . PS, •l"'fl r..f, llH, WSW.
No. lot~
'65 Ford LTD $ 2 Dr. H.T. VI, Air cond.. 2199 PS, Pl, Auto., RlrH, WSW.
No. II 6l A • .. '64 1'1lcon SP,lnt· · · $ :
' 2 Or. H.T. VI, eute., '5, 1599 RIH, WSW, bllc~ot soots.
No. 11744-4
'66 Must•nt
2 + 2 ~399 Foatl»ock. lit VI, outo
UH, WSW, i11tor. decor.
9rp-. No. P746'
'63 ~=~I~~~. $1299 power dMn"f & brohs,
· foctory oir. lllre -· Ho. .
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2 ~. H.T. 390 VI, PS, '65 TliuncMrtMrd $2 99 Pl, oir, ,.willffws & SHt, 4
RlrH, WS)V. Ne. 1'45A
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'63 ~.~VI, awto., '1299. '5, ltlH, WSW. No. I HOA . . .
'62 Chevrolet 2-Tcin $ Cab Ir choni1 fTuclr.
ConvontioHI cob, 4 spood 14 99
w/2 1pcl, reor Hie,
Excellent condition. No. l I AT. '62 Volksw1gen $899 lus. Rodio, hooter, roorn
for tt.o whole fo111ily.
No. fl741lA
'64 Mercury Comet
11799 Vi1119or wo9011. VI, •
outomotic. power sl1orin9,
foctory 1ir. No. ,7514
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IFFECTIVE ONLY
THROUGH SUNDAYi ;. .. _ _:
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Hosts the
Forgits on ·
Their 30th
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Wedding Anniversary
SOMETHING OUT OF THE ORDINARY
is happening in -dowi\town Las Vegas
next week in the becHltiful Fiesta Room .
of the Fremont 'Hotel, when they host ,..
with ci party on Wednesdoy, October
25th, celebrating our 30th wedding on·
11iwnary.
Yn, 30 yean ago we decided to
get married in Las Vegas, and looking
back on "tltose good old days", we re•
member a n d compare. Las Vegas
wasn't much then! There was no Las
Vegas Strip, no spectoc• shows, a
few gambling spots. aft downtown -
••en clo-wn has chcMged from smaft
placn to high rise .,_.s, multi-storied
parking buildings, and so many -
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lights that IH nights look like the cl«ys.
Yn, a far cry from "tltose days"!
But the rollle"e wheels were spinning
then, and we didn't rnist. We tried our
luck and won. We had found •the place
where we could multiply 0 by 1 and get
35!
A lat of water has gone OY•r the
dam, and a lot of cars haYe gone oYer
the border between Newport_ Beach and
Las Vegas since then. We wil be mak·
ing one more trip oYer that border -a
nostolgic trip, to be sure -"""' week.
The fine folks at the Fremont Hotel ha••
plannect this party in our honor, and we
can't tell you how proud and happy it
ma_lcn us to be remembered this way.
What ii tfietightful thilllJ to clo, alld
OIW special thankS go to Jimmy Hll,
Myron Friedman, Clori1 Montana, T-
my ColliM, Matty Alltonucci, Cllld FrW
Fabla on the Fremont Hotel itaff for
planning this affair -one that is sure
to be remembered.
We are grateful, too, for the many
courtesin extended to ,.. before, and
we an now looking forward to this
memorable day in our fiyn.
In the IMlwspaper busilMISS, the
number 30 N-s the encl, on the roa-
lette wheel another number: bllt to us,
OIW 30th Wedding AnlliYersary •
With sincere appreciation,
Peg and Al
FORGIT HARDWARE
16 Ou .... C~I .... -
-Thi Southl•nd'a Finest
HARDWARE e DUPOllT PAim e . SMALL APPllilW
... U.S. ... Off.
2205 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Bee1ch
A IPood friendly Ploc;o to SlioP. • OP.fil lundeys Daily 71JO 1.m. to 6 p.m. • PHON& OR J-2350
Featuring Nationally Advertised Brandi __ Of Merchandue ..4.t Fair Price•
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Priday, Odobor 20, 1967
YOUNGSTERS W ITH
BIRTH DEFECTS ARE
GIVEN A SECOND
CHANCE IN LIFE
THANKS TO THE Oil'
ANGE COUNTY CHAP·
TER, NATIONAL FOUN-
DATION -MARCH OF
DIMES · BIRTH. DEFECTS
CENTER. A STORY ON
THE CENTER CAN BE
FOUND ON PAGE 13.
DON HORTON'S GARO.
EN NOTES COLUMN ON
PAGE 4 DISCUSSES THE
PARTICULAR C HARM
OF SOME OF THE
SMALLER BUCBS THAT
CAN BE GROWN IN ,
THIS AREA.
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KNOW WHAT TO SEE,
WHIRi TO GO AND .
WHAT TO EAT WHEN
YOU GET THERE,
CHl~K DON WILSON'S OUT 'N'.ABOUT
COLUMN , PAGES I
THROUGH 11. H.ALLOWEEN IN THE POKEY
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Special Events
NJGBT IN Ji'UUERTON -Fri.. Ocl 2IO from 7 to
U :30 p.m. "A Nlgbt it! Fullertoa" will be held.
Event. will iDc1ude art ahibits at tbe Bunt
Foundation Library, Dorian Hunter Gallery.
Muckenthaler Cultural Center and Fullerton
Public Library; a dance program at Villa Del
Sol; drama at Fullerton High SCbool and Cali-
fornia State College and a band CODCG't at Troy
High School For information call r71-3100.
MODEL A ROUNDUP -The fifth annual Model A
Roundup, sponsored by the Orange Count;y
Chapter ol the Model A Ford Clubs ol America,
will begin at nooe with a parade at Knott's Ber·
ry Farm, 80.19 Beach Blvd., Buena Part, Sat.,
Oct 21. Awards for cars and costumed partici-
pants will be ma!Se at 2 p.m .. ID the Co,vered
Wagon C&mp. Phone 5.22-1131 for information.
UCI FINE AltT8 CONCERT -Room 1'11, Fine
Arta BJdc.. Unlft!'lity ol callfonda, 1"ine,
4 p.m ., DO wtmlaicm charge. Wed., Oct 25,
vocal redtal bJ Sherie Senne .ccompaDied by
pi.anilt Larry GordCJD.
Com.ing Up
OC PlllLBAIUllONIC -1be 0 r a n g e County
Pbilbarmonic Society will present the first ol
lta leries of coacerta on Fri., Oct. 'rt, when the
Vienna Symphony Orchestra conducted by
Woilpne Sawallllctl will paiela SMltla de-
nts far tlda . ad the ~'nc lb: ewer1I
IDa.J be pardlued at the IGdety oJDce, • w.
Cout ~y. Neifport Beach. SIDCle tlcbta,
If aVllilal>le, an StJO. Student tlettta u.
'1. 75. Fer turtba' bdonnatloll pboDe ~
TRAVELOGUB -Mewpat Harbor Dtrulla Club wm preeeat a mm lec:tuH, ·-rme, DIU&bb"
br .... Godl&lnt. • J'rt., Oct. rt, •• p.a. JD
OCC Audltorbaa. 8lnlll .-iutoa ll.M, du·
dent. 75 cmtl, aftlable at tbe door. PboDt
-.UIS lot hrtMr lnformat1oD.
&· -
IA l1NTBD IOUIS -Tbt PuDcll and Jv,dJ OWld
ot Cblldrela'a Boepttal ID Or .... wUl .,.._
a Bawstld 8--at e. tad Pollet Depum•
lvJ)dlq. -NnDOrt ·"·· ODlta ....... Oct. IT-tr. MGa to 10 p.m., Oct. • ._ 1t
a.m. ta 10 p.a. IM Oct. n, Jlal1owlea. a tat
p.m. AdmlNioa f1f'1 cuta. TScktU m11 IM
purebued Ila ad~ from OuUd IMIDWa W
at tbt doer. All proe..a dODatM ta a.DdNa'1
BOlpltal II <nqt. ... ftatur., P11N I m J.
11A1LOW1mN IUUYAL -Tbl 44tll amua1 Aaa-
Mlm BaDowteD hlUval wUl takt ~ rrL
ad Sat., Oct. IT ad II. EYtntl will Jadude a
tMa dac:e la tbt Anna ot AnabUm o."8tlca
Center OD P'rt. at a:• p.m.: aa adult daee la
tbe AnabetJD Room of tbt Ctater OD Fri. at I :•
p.m.; a parade of COltumed cbDdra Frt ...
lUO a.m. and a Pase.ant Parade aa Sat. Dl&bt.
AMATEUR ROSE lllQW -~ Oranp C.ocmtJ
Rose Show' lpomcnd by tbe oc ROie Society,
will be held Set. and SwL, Oct. 21 and 21, at
Moose Lodge, 1731 S. Manchester, Anaheim, off
the Santa Au Freeway. Entries accepted Oct.
ZI from 7 to 10 a.m., presentation ol awards
' Oct. 21 at 4 p.m. Phone 642-3219 for further
lnlormation.
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GU ID .I TO •.• ,.
Theater • OPDING THIS WIEI
. "Bey Meets Girl'•
A satirical play ~I Bollywoqd, "'BoJ Meeb
G1rl," will be praenCed at the Buatbtgtcm Beecb
Playbou.le, mt llabl St, Bunt.iDgtoa Beach. wttll
perfonnanc. Friday and Saturday nights, begln-
aj!>g tonight, October 20. Phone 847-4815 for further
information.
• .,,.. G.lrll at 511"
The Costa Mesa Civic: Playhouse will preHDt a
political comedy, '"nMI Girls at 509," at the Com-
munity Recreation CeDter, West Gate, Oranc•
Co u n t y Fairgrounds, Costa Mesa, on F r l d a y,
October 20, Fridal', October rr and SaturdaJ. Octo-
ber 7.8at1:30 p.m. Fer inlonna~ pbone ISW30S
Theater
S11LI. IUNNING
"me Sift Neille"
A Brit:Wa CC11MC17, "Btc Soft Nellie,,. is on ata&e at
South Collt ~Theater, 1&27 Newport BouJe.
vanl, Coda lfelL Perfcrmances Thunday tbrouP
Sunday dlrouP N.......-.11. PbGae 141-UIS.
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Artbur MIDer'a tr11'41, .. A View from &be Bridle,•
la • 1ta1t at r..,_. Pla.JbMe. S1l Ocean AftDH,
Laiuna Beach, Gil ·~ tbrouP SatardaJ aJcJda tbroucb Saturday, Odober 21. PboM ...
11111 lor further lnformatitll.
"Nntr 'l'tt Lite"
''Never Too Late," a modera comedy, la OD atate
at San Clemente Oommunlty Ttaeater, • A....W.
CabrWo, Saa Cltm&tt, 'l'burtda, 1brOU&b SuDdl1
nllt*. tllroaall laturdl1. November '-PIMM •m• fcir ~ JatwmatSon.
"IAY"
A modlrn eomedJ, 0L11v," la oa •tact at Oraqt
Studio Tbeatrt, m H. •tt Colltp Blvd., Or ..... • FrldlJ ... ...., alPb tJvouO 41turdl1.
Nowmbtr t ~••for lDlormatsoe.
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M1m1 HJMt ... Paul hid art ltarriq la .. ,..,
Girl" at ~ Tblatn, 10 Frtedma W11,
AMMlm, ~llDCll1, October a r.-.. ID* TUtlda)' lltvda1 a:ao p.m .• 111Dc11J
I p.m.. matiDHI 81 IDd &and17 at I p.m. PboDt ,.,..,_ ,.. furtlMI' IDformaUoa. -........auc .... ••
TM U.lkta """8 at PacNa H1lll 'nMetn, loo
eae.d oa Padu A~ four mU.. aortb ti ,._
laUl 8oulnard ta au.moat an ~eattq .. r ... = ~" a aerla Of musical Mita from
Theater
OPENINC9 SOON
''BtDe Dolly"
Patrice Mwuel and Jack Bailey will star in "Hello
Dolly" at Melod11aDd 'Ibeatre, 10 Freedmaa Way,
Anaheim , openlnc Tue.day, October 31. fcir a four.
week run. Pbelae ~=o for further informaUon.
y:>eeg UO~DUHUnH ! ~/ 1no11nxn1 '""' 'L [
• • •
:sports
oor1nz FOql'BAtL -Orange Coast College vs. ._side 4& _ Jl!.verslde, Oct 20; Golden West ~ va. hllerton at LeBard Stadlum, Or·
.... Cout ~ge, Oct rr. Both games a p.m • ,I PllO JOOTBAµ. -Orange County Ramblers vs.
SMiie at _. Ana Bowl on Oct 22 at 6 p.m.;
.).9 Angelel Rems vs. Wubington in LA Me-
-wl Colflealn, 39ll Figueroa St.. Oct. 22 at
lp.m.
.:V
llAM• IDAU -The Anaheim Antlg<>a v1. Oak·
lad on Sm., Oct. 29, at 7 p.m. in Anaheim
Olnentioa Center. Tickets $2 to $4.50. Phone • 11ao for farther information.
&OR.-RACING -Thoroughbred racing Tue$.
tllrGagh Sat. at Del Mar Race Track. First post
time 1:30 p.m.; 1 p.m. on Sat. Phone 755-1141.
IURNP.8 RAaNG -Daily except Sun. at Holly·
wood Park through Nov. 20. First race 1 p.m.
IPORTftSlllNG DERBY -The third annual sport.
fiabiq derltJ benefiting the Orange County As·
IOdatlon far ~ded Children wUl be held
Saa., Ocl II. With boata depart.inc from Arts l.adlnl tn a.lloa and Davey's Locker in New-pn leacll .t.f a.m. and retunt.inc at J p.m. lw IP w W Ins. Donation '10 per person.
........... 113-1..,. lot mr.matiGn.
LA 111111 ~ PRIX -Olle of tbe top sport.a _. ncea, Loi Angeles Times Grand Prix.
d lie Iii-and Sun •• Oct.• and 29, at
m...tde lliMDatiODal Raceway, elf Hiahway
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DUO MCINt:: Races will be held Wed. 1-11 ,..... lat. .m. at OC International Race-
Wll:J', laDta ~ee'f•Y at Latuna Canyon Rd.
Mmlulta, a pnetal; tuo renrvtd. Pboae
•• for ...rmauon.
COVER: 9tilte and Tom Pier lhlftr ln the'
elutdall of an emaciated jailbird who wW be on
Mad • ll'fft '9Unatttrt at the upcom1D1
Plmcla and JfA'j Gulld'a Hallowem h1W1ttd
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Quentin Dean in a scene from "In ttt. Heat
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Julie Andrews and James Garner co-star in
.,Emily"' at the Surf ThHtre in Huntington
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Valley~ 111 ,._..Valley IM the
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in our bNutiful new thHtre
BIG SOfT NEWE by Henry Livings
the American premiere uf a wacky, marveloU$ farce!
Four weeks only! Thursday through Sunday, 8:30
p.m. Third Step Theatre, 1827 Newport Blvd. (near
Harbor) Co5ta Mesa.
CENTRAL BOX OFFICE: 646-1363
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DIFICTS
CL,NIC
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Centlnut41 frem '• 11
OtMr a.,.m btfld11 phyalcal cara were
involved. A IOCial worker attJcbed to the
Center worked with the fanill,y, livinl the
parenta couraae to meet the needs of Michael
and two other children ln the family, and
helpln& them to accept the fact that theirs
was a defective baby. A public health nurse
was assigned to the case to ~d the mother
with prescribed physical therapy and medi·
~ation.
Today, thanks to the skills of some 15
specialists, a situation· that was hopeless ls
now hopeful. Michael has a brighter future.
He is living at home and, in all probability,
his next step, literally, will be learning to
walk with braces .
Medical mlracl" such as this are not un·
common at the Center in Orange and at •100
other birth defects centers located through-
out the country, but repairing the damage is
not enough. It is necessary to combat the
causes.
Research in the field is just beginning,
although it is known that 60me birth defects,
particular forms of mental retardation, are
caused by faulty body chemistry, other de·
fect.s are associated with irregularities of
chromosomes and still others are tabbed en·
vironmentat Certain drugs taken during preg·
nancy induce tragic deformities, as do cer·
tain virus infections such as German measles.
There is promising w-0rk now in progress
at Salk Institute in San Diego. Knowledge of
the living cell at its molecular level is the
frontier of progress. Eventually, understand·
ing the functions of the cell lll&Y lead to the
cure of what we now call familial diseases that
bring about some of the birth defects. . .
In this field, cell biopsies, sperm analysis
and family pedigrees are important research
tools. Cytogeneticists believe that if there is
one child in a family born with an open spine
like Michael's, chances are one in 40 of get-
ting another child with the same disorder.
Financial support for further research
into the causes Of birth defects comes diredly
from the National Foundation-March of
Dimes, which shifted its emphasis to birth
defects shortly after the Salk vaccine break-
through on polio. Grants from the National
Foundation also support the various birth de-
fects centers throughout the country. The lo-
cal Orange County Chapter of the National
Foundation-March of .Dimes provides support
for the Birth Defects Center in Orange .
Referrals to the Center in Orange, which
is curren-Uy for diagnosi6 and evaluation only,
are made through the National Foundation,
the family physician or clinics at Children's
Hospital and Orange County Medical Center.
Treatment is undertaken on doctors' recom·
mendations at appropriate hospitals.
Any child less than 17 years of age is ell·
gible. For further information, call the Na·
tional Foundation at 547-6124.
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Zoe is a Greek name meaning life. n. name especially fits ZOe Ralph,
an drlergetic, enthusiastic Huntington Beach Nlident, who knows bow to
give and take from life all the fruit it offen.
Leaming about life wasn't alw•ya euy. 1A>e was OOl'n in Chicag<>, but
since her f'lther was a disc jockey, be moftd bil family to meet opportunt.
ties as they arose. First New Orleans, tllen Tua.t and finally norlda wu
their home. "My mother bated the South and my father bated the North.''
Zoe said. They settled in Florida, but a bmricane struck th.e coast complete-
IS OPEN
ART ART ART rare ART
You are cordially invited
to attend our week-long
opening.
featuring the newest and
most unique in decor accessories
from the art world
sculpture, pottery, ceramics,
oil paintings, wrought iron, imports,
5th-hand rare bargains, antiques,
leather goods, etc. for all size pocketbooks.
we hope you will come in and .took
around; we might have just what
you are looking for.
P.S. the best selling artist of the
Laguna festival, Le Roi is our
artist of the month.
450 E. 17th St., COSTA MBA
Tht old Mexican reel brick hou11, two 1"41 ent half
ltleclc1 weat of th• Dover fountain.
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lY dutro)'lnl lhtlr bomt. Tht delW'll&lon tollowtd and tht etteota ot -both
drove tM family blck to Chicaao."Not ron1 atltrwlfd~, whtn -waa ftlnt.
htr father dlaapptartd and tht falt\lly ntvtr htlN trom h1m apln. lot11 mothtr went to work tor tht 1taM to t\llport htretlf and the tivt ehUdNn.
Unhappily ma1Tltd at 181 lot had no plana to rtmarry whtn aht wu
introduced to G'°'1• Ralph, b)' hll f athtr. Otorp and lot llktd •ch other immtdlattl)' and HVtral ytara lattr, 1n 1948, .t1't)' wet married.
Ucthappy wlth worklnt condlUom ill Chica~tn 1eaa1 Otorl• 11.11·
1tltld th~ Vlllt CaUtonua. Planntna to rtturn thort , tht Ralph'• paid theft Hnt in advanct and Jett thtlr tumffurt ln Cblcap. en they reat'hed tht
wut cout, they ftll ln love wlth Calltwnla and couldn't 10 back--aot even
to 1tt tht tul'IUture.
Slx yean aio they moved to Hunlln~n Beach. At first Zoe wu lonely and bored. 1'o fill her time ahe atarted work1n1 with a local tromeownm
iroup. This in turn made her reallle the need for a community hospital and
ahe aoon started working toward having one establlahed. She alBo became
involved in a struggle to have councilmen elected from each area of Hunt-
ington Beach rather than at large. White ahe was publicity chairman of the
Huntington Beach Players, she received a call from people interested in
forming a Community Concert Association. They asked her if she would
act as their publicity chairman.
"It's been wonderful," Zoe exclaimed. "You used to have to drive all
the way to Los Angeles to a coocert. The community Concert Associations
bring music right to the local areas and bringing good music to the commu·
nity is important. Some people have never been to a concert and have not
had the opportunity to decide if they like it.'' she said seriously .
Beginning its third year, t~ Assocfation p resents programs ranging
from jazz to classical. "The biggest problem is finding out what the people
of Huntington Beach want to hear,'' Zoe said. "The average age of the resi·
dents is about 25. They are well educated, have higher than average incomes,
and may want different programs thatl other concert associatiOD.i offer.
Whatever type of music we choose, we always get the fa.nest perlormers in
the field."
Zoe is president of the Ladies Guild of St. Simon and Jude Cathofic
Church and helps when she can with Confraternity of Christian doctrine
classes.
Zoe bowls in the Powderpuff league and she also enjoys bike riding
and sewing.
The Ralphs' daughter, Carole, and their granddaughter live in Gar·
den Grove so there is ample opportunity for visiting with them.
Zoe Ralph bas the wisdom and humor to see life as a game where
there is no time to sit on the bench.
-DOROTHY PIER
WHAT DO YOU DO WITH THE
MONEY WHEN YOU WIN IN LAS VEGAS? (
Sally and I decided that since our customers paid for the trip, we should p.ss
the winnings on to them in the form of lower pric.s, so for this week., look at
these SPECIALS! We won $342.00. We may not be so lucky next time so buy
these special this week-end! We're sharing our good fortune with you.
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There Is A Special Charm To Smaller Bulbs
Thi• II.._. ttuon tor DlanUn.l moet kinda ol bulbl. Whllt tht lul'
nowtrtd and better known bulba 1ueli u dattodill, tuUpe and Dutch tria stt
moet ot tht attention, thtrt art IOmt amaU bulba that «*tnt a place 1A
the 111.den.
TtMM bua. have a apeclal cha.rm becauat the1 art amaU. They can be
grown u bardm, in the roe) 1arden or 11 patchea ot color around tretl and
shruba or amona larger buJba. Molt are euy to irow and lncreue every
ye.ar.
Musurf, or grape hyacinths, are the first bulbs to bloom ln the aprlng.
Their small purple flowen resembling lJlllputian clusten of grapes are atop
m to eight inch stems. Jn addition to the purple variety there are alao va.
rieties in white, blue and a double purple. It must be admitted, however,
none increases with the ease and rapidity of the "common" purple.
Then are several different kinda of amall bulbs which come to us
from South Africa. Freesiaa are well known a.nd, in addition to the tradi·
tional white flowered variety, come in red, blue, yellow and orange. All are
sweet scented, easy-to-grow, multiply e'very year, and even reseed them-
selves.
Other African bolbs include sparuia, mas, babianas, and lapeyrou-
sia. Sparuis are particularly striking with flowers that are very bright and
are usually two toned with the center ·a darter color. The coJor combina·
tions include orange, maroon, red and yellow. The flowers, about two inches
in diameter, close at night and are open wide only during the day, but the
colors are so vivid that it is quite a sight to see a clump of these burst into
color during the day to seemingly vanish at night
The MMf'Yllis famfly supplies us with a number of the small bulb&.
The ra1n lilies are IO called becaUJe in their natural habitat they bloom fol·
lowing every summer rain. Since we get little summer rain we must dupJ.l.
cate it by occasional watering during the summer, There are two genera
called rain lilies, 1.ephyranthes and Habranthus. The colon come in white,
yellow and pink and most of them grow only six inches tall with each bJoom
on a single stem resembling a small upfacing amaryllis. A clump will have
quite a number of blooms at one time.
O!h•r amaryllids are cyranthus, ixiolirion, stembergia and narcissus.
The narcissus referred lo in this context are the 6pecies narcissus such as
bulbocodium a.nd cyclamineus. the ancestors of the modern garden daff<~
dils. They grow onl y a few inches high, have thin spikey foliage and nowers
like miniature daffodils.
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TMI 4rlfMftc "''.'"' Mirth with ,._.., wl ltrtck *"''"' wleMtr" .., .. ,4 tMtal chlR_, llMI tlW Mirth hie will Wtlft4 panelM with deer """'*' weetent hlMlnk fteert"I llhl herbontally tfvl"I tutural centr11t
llMI wrm 1pp11rance.
Grape Hyac·l .n·th Is First
HEARTH WALL CAN BE
.YOUR. CUSTOM DESIGN
Almost etery family loves a fireplare and
puts it first on the list of "musts" when building
a home. They also have discovered that it is per·
fectJy possible to break with all traditional ap-
pearances wiUrout destroying t•he warmth of the
hearth wa 11.
As a result, a weaJth of fireplace designs have
sprung up which gives a ,.efreshing new look to
the living room. Custom designing has become a
cha1lenge, too, and one sug~stion is pictured and described here.
For hls own home one architect designed a
firebox of red brick and set it on an ankle-hi$?h
hearth ol sealed, polished buff brick. ~n. with
wood framlt"lg, he bum another box ~round the
firebox to form sides and a finished top which is
used much llke a mantel.
· Sides ol tht outer box stand two feet away
from the fl~box making open niches where Jogs
and kindllna may be stacked. The oute-r box wu
th.en plutertd and painted white.
Chimney fw the fireplace Is ollve·palnted
metaJ, Its color matching ttle shadt used for deco-
rative trim lf'ld acctasorlta throughout the Jlvtna room.
To complement the lone. box·llke t!Teplace the
archltect·own1r had the wall immediately behind
pan.led with w.tern hemlock boarda, using a
tonlUHnd·lrOIOvt Ooorlna fl"lde. The 1tral&ht0
1reintd hemlock bouda were laid horlaontally and
fW!llbed clear. Tht wood'a colorlna la a &olden
belp, lta atrallht lfllnJn1 &lvlna a falnUy striped ttfect to tht wan.
The hemlock boards were then repeated u
panellna on other wall 1urf acea In U\t room. .
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TIAM APPIOA~H TO PIOILIMS
POOLS ICNOWLIDGI AND SKILLS
lrtwft<M1"41. brown-eyed MlQhatl loNI Ukt a Jot of otbtr ~
lttn ~ ~· wbo art lT-ud-on.balf montha old. Ht'• about tM eamt ~t
aDd ftllbt and Illa balr, Wet and al1Ptl1 Wl'J, la ju1t belinnlnt to bnak
oftl' the tape of hJ1 tan, aJmOlt Nld1 for that tint &airtut.
Hie actfeM are almllu, too. Ht doeln't Ub claypena, Ukea c.ars.
trucka and tire enitnea and one ot h1I fnorit1 wordl, n an tver~xpand1n1
vocabulary, ii 0 no."
lut MlchHI la not ibe same u the others. He was born with an open
spine, a serious birth defect that affects appronmately one in 500 births. The
cause ts unknown. Until recenUy, so was the treatment.
A few Y"" ago, Michael would have been destined f<lr an early
death or, at best, life in an institution. Today there is hope. The March of
Dimes Birth Defects Center located in ChUdren'a Hospital in Orange and
supported by the Orange County Chapter of the National Foundation -
March of Dimea, was established to help youngsters like Michael and their
famiJi es.
Ttt. chf Id was brought to the Center shortly after birth where a team
of specialists examined him, evaluated bis problem and planned coordinated
treatmenl A physical examination disclosed that during gestation the back·
bone had failed to cl~ properly, permitting protrusion of the cord and
nerves. A large uc on the cord prohibited Michael from lying on his back
and blocked circulation of spinal fluid causing hydrocephaly (water on the
brain). It was doubtful that he would ever be able to walk or perform any
other fun·ction for himself.
TM di.,nosi1 showed immediate tr~tment was necessary and the
examining physicians made their recommendations. The first step was sur·
gical removal of the sac. Then, one of the newest miracles in medicine wu
performed -a shunt or tube was h~erted under the skin to drain excess
fluid from the brain. Btcause the patient could not control his leg musdes
and suffered from a dislocated hip, he was put in a body casl
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DEF ·EC'f.:' VICTIMS
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Dr. M. G. Myers, epedallst In pecAltric ......... ..,; Dr. Kenftefh Dumars,
cytogenetkllf; and Mn. Miidred lladr. IOdel ......,, left to right, are shown
consultift9 on • c ... 1t the Birth Defects C.... ~ Chffd,.,,•, H~pit•I.
At March of Dimes Bi:rth Defects Center
Photos •nd Text by Cl•lre Strauch
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Art Exhibits
MUnJAL SAVINGS AND LOAN -2867 E. Coast
Highway, Corona del Mar. Hours: Monday
through Thunday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.. Friday 9
a.m. to 6 p.m. On exhibit through Oct. oils and
watercolors by Irene Smith.
CORONA DEL MAR LIBRARY -420 Marigold,
Newport Beach, ls ahiblting acrylics and oils
by Barbara O'Keefe through Oct.
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NEWPORT NA nONAL BANK -1090 Bayside Dr.,
Newport Beach. Houn 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon.
UlrOugb Tbun., 10 a.m. to I p.m. Fri. On ex-
hlott through Oct. on. by An<h Le Prin.
ua GALLERY -Located 1D the Fine Arts Bide.
on the campue will exhibit Melanesian Art
through Sunday, Nov. 1l. Hours: Tues. througb
Sun. 1 to 5 p.m .. Wed. 1 to 9 p.m .. closed Mon.
No admiJl1oo charge. Phone 83U906.
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BALBOA PAVILION -Located at 400 MaiJl St.,
Balboa, Is exhibiting the work of David Simpson
through Sun., Nov. 12, under sponsorship of the
Fine Arts P atrons of Newport Harbor. Hours:
Wed. through SUD. 1 to I p.m., Moo. 6 to t
p.m. Admission fifty cents.· Phone 675-3866 for
further Information.
CIVIC CENTER GALLERY -Newport Beach City
Hall, D>O Newport Blvd., Newport Beech.
Hours Mon. througb P'r1. I to I p.m. No admll-
sion charge. On exhibit through Nov., oill, wa-
tercolOl'I and drawlng1 by Jamea Warren.
At Cookies •••
~Out 'n' Allovten whe ,,. hfNI ef musk
lhouW IMke It a point te "9p In et Cooldt1 In
Coate Meta and lltt. te the piano artistry ..
June Derry, above, whe plays and slnp
Thuradays tftrough SYftdlys from 1:30 p.m.
to cloel"lo
COFFEE GARDEN GALLERY -2625 E. Coa&t
Hway., Newport Beach. Phone 646-8654. Hours
Mon. through Sat. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. No admls-
&ioo charge.' On exhibit, under sponsorship of
~Newport Harbor Service League, the work
of Peony McManigal Nov. 6 through :.!.
CLYDE ZULCB GALLERY -1835 Newport Blvd.,
Costa Mesa. 'Phone 642-7C1.fl. Hoon Mon. through
Sat. 10 a.m. -to 4 p.m. No admission charge. On
exhibit. watercolors by John Burgess.
GAUERY 5 -,4.50 E. 17th St .. Costa Mesa. Phone
~mt. Hoµn Tues. tbrougb Sat. 1l to 6 p.m.
No admissiOD charge. On exhibit the works of
artist LeRoi.
SADDLEBACIC GALLERY -Located at 8116 S.
Ooe1t Highway, Laguna Beach, ia exhibitin&
the work.a of Rex Brandt, Louise Lightfoot and
GU1 Mannidg through Oct Hours: 8 a.m. to
10 p.m. daUY. Phone 494-M36. No admiuion
chaqe.
CRAWS GALLERIES -1398 S. Coast Highway,
Laguna Beach. Hours : 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. dally.
No admission charge. Phone 494-2497. On ex-
hibit through Oct. oils by Ray Friest.
LAGUN~ BEACH ART ASSOCIAnON -!111 cun
Drive, Li'11na Beach. Hours 12 to 5 p.m. dally.
Admisaion SO cents. On exhibit through Oct. in
the Main G~ the Annual Sculpture Show
featurtng wbru by Walter Altin, Edward
Dron, Jamet Fuller, Kenneth Hallrick, Roger
Kuntz, Dion Myers, Jack Zajac and James Hue-
t,er; ln the Eatresol sraphlct by Sam Claberger.
Phone~l.
WESTERN ART GALLERY -Sacldleback Inn, lo-
cated at East Fint St. and the Santa Ana Free-
way, ii exhibiting the wort of Mexican artist
Regina Raull. throu.&b Ocl 23. Hours: Tues.
through Thun. 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m., Fri. 11:30
a.m. to 11 p.m .. Sat. 3 to 11 p.m., Mon. 11:30
a .m. to 2:30 p.m. Cloetd Sun. No admlsalOD
char1e.
CBARLEI W. BOWERS MUSEUM -IOm M. Mala
StrMt, Santa' Ana. Pbont &0-lta Houn:
Tute. tbroqb Sal 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.: 8wl
1 to I p.m. and T!lun. nenlnp T to I p.m. N•
admlyton ~··· Oil uhiblt tftroulh Oct. WI• tereo1or patntblp bJ Dolpb amu1l. tbrouch
Dec. lJ, watttcolon ol Ntw SnsJ•nd bJ Gita
Thomas.
DOIUAN ~ OALLD'f -IM Wut Com· monwultb. l'\&llertoa, Roura I Lm. to I p.m.
Moe. tbrOUlb rrt. PboH • •· No adJnil. aloe cUrtt· OI ublblt ~ ...._ of pabl'9 ~ IDd awlpturt Utltd 'Colltrolled lpoa\antl· '1 tbrouP NOY.
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Tub, will Ohlblt 1tltoh1r7 nil baap11,
cbaJr conn IDcl bualrl bJ Lacuna art1at
Martartt ~ Oct • tbroqll Nov. Hours: t a.m. to 1:30 p.m .. Moa. tbroup rrt., I a.m.
tD 4 p.m. Sat, Houn Oct. IO and 11 011J1, t
a.m. to t p.m. Phone 547.i lw fm1ber In-
formation. No admwloa chart•·
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The geometric block design uMCI to ,.,... the .., fronts of thl1 chest
fdentfff" lh heritage with the dignity of s,.&n. lntendecl for cempect.,...
in fop", llvlnt rooms or dlnlnt are11, It II W..I for ltori"I CNlcko't.,.,
objects. A rustic flnlth 11 dlat,....... on ,.cM ...,..,.. arMI eol~ for •
heirloom look.
FUNCTIONAL SMALL CABINETS
Little cobinets no deeper th on 1 book sh.If, which have served os
ele9ont period accents in sumptuous foyers for centuries. now ore stog·
in9 o comebock in U.S. home f oshions. ·
But their interior territory hos been broadened -maybe because
modern homes ond apartments often ore built without even posto9e
stomp entrance halls.
Decorator-conscious homemokel'I ere 1n1ppin9 up mlnl-credtn111,
consoles ond chesh which once did nothincJ titcept look luxurious In •
foyer. The d11l9n1 ore being overwhelmln9ly .. lected for both decor•·
tive ond functional uaea In everf room of the house.
lnttrlor designers must bt crtdtt.d with the current revlvel for
they w•rt the first to vtauelize foyer furniture In tht fl;ht for t'-91nct In
1poct·tl9ht conttmportrf homea end eper+mtnta. _
Foyer ain ceblneh now ere belnt ulld for tlf91nt llntn end
allverwere 1tor191 In dining erHa too 1m1n io tdmlt e chine ceblntt or
breakfront: 11 night atenda In bedrooms. end tn llvlng room COM'lll'I too
tl;ht for much In tht way of fuml1h tn91.
Generolly these cheats ere 11ldom more thon thrtt fHt toll end
thrt• fHt wide ond one foot dHp, ldtel for an~9 but empty plocta that
nHd to be decorated without spilling Into velueblt livln9 space.
Sanford Fumiture Compony'a foytf' dtalgna cover the most elt-
9ont periods. Including Eng lish, Colonial, mnch, ltollon ond Sponlsh. In
addition to chests with drawers. there afso art credenzas with doors ond
comportments that provide hidden storage for odd-shaped objects.
The foyer units ore accent storage unit1-end ore ovoiloble in fine
dis tressed wood fi nishes or in block or white trimmed in gold.
~ lectlM DAILY rl&,.OT
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DISIGNlll',I
NOTEBOOK
Lounge ~hairs
BY J. RUSSELL TUMELSON, ORANGE COUNTY DESIGNER-DECORATOR
The quality of comfort In home fumilldn&s Is becomlac more
and mOl'e evident in lounge chairs for family rooms, lmng rooms
and bedrooms. Evea ten'ace furnishings emphasize tbe comfort
of chaises and lounges for m<>ments of relautioll.
The 1ac1y °' the house gets some comidention, too. for 1oWl&e II r
chain are no longer chosen speclfica1ly for tM IDID of the hoaae.
Homemakers need their own comfortable cbaiis designed bl ap-
propriate proportions, and loz: thia reason, Mr. and Mrs. lounge
chairs are very popular.
Naturally, the woman's chalr ii scaled doWD in dimeDsioDL
With this slight dwlge in abe, the cmNll appeannce la •f!CJ
pleasing. Sometimes one large, single oUoman ia 1mc1 with two
chairs. With carefully mo.,n fabrics fortified with ltaln resiltant
processes, this arrangement becomes ui uaet.
TMre are numerous ~lea from which to dM>c>le -f!'tt!rf-
tbing from the start simplicity of contempolM'Y tlo the mon deli-
cate features Of the French fu.rniture with exposed wood frames
and caning. The lattes-is usuaDy selected for the master bedroom
or the dressier living room interior.
Foldi"' 1ounee chain with reclining t.acts and raised teg
rests abo are on the malRl In selecting such chairs, avoid a
bulky look.
Simple arms on l~e chain are a m\llt, because tlUa
portion of the chair wean out and 1oUa mOlt ftladily. Slip jactetl
or arm-fitted co•en of the same material help to protect the fab-
ric. In the long nm. a wood arm or some wood on the front edgt
of the chair will give better aerrice.
NEXT WEEK: THE SECRET AIRE
PINse eclclrea lnqulriel end~ by a.ttw to: Deli"*' Not.book.
Weekender M1guint. Post Office loi 1175, Newport IHch, CJrfomie.
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CHILDRIN'S HOSPITAL, ORANGI
6houl1, 9obllna end 9hotta wfl tt\t over tht old Pollet Dtper+-
mtnt Bulld ln9, tU7 Newport loultverd, Coate Mtat on October 27,
28 end 31 w~tn tht Punch tnd Judy 6ulld of Chll~rtn'• Hospltel tn Or-
•ntt holds th ennutl btntflt -• ~utne Heunttd Houat.
Over 1200 youn~aten vl11ttd the Heunted Houat ltat ~r whtn
It wta held ln The Pl99y Btn•. To eccommodttt mort chtldrtn, thts yttr's
showing hta bMn moved to ltrttt qutrttn end tn tlttrt dty tddtd to
tht event.
The Haunted House will~ ooen on Friday, Oetobtr 27, from
noon to 10 p.m., Saturday, October 28, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. end on
Tuesday, October · 31 , Halloween, from 3 to 9 p.m.
Greetinq youngsters et the entrance will be Old Mother Witd\
~erseff, servirig in on unlikely capacity as ticket taker. Seven rooms of
Halloween fun await· those sta~rts who make it post the front door.
Cauldrons, ·caskets and ell •inclt of creepy stuff will be on view, along ·
with on eight-foot skeleton, on over-size spider with oronqe eyes, o mon-
e4tinq dragon ond a jailbird. An added attraction will be o qroveyord.
Hie final resting· place for. Drecula, franke nstein and Jod the Ripper.
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A few of the children who were given o preview loo~ ore shown
on these poges.
Admission to the Haunted House is 50 cents. Tidets may oe
purchas ed in advancA from Guild members or lit the door. All proceeds
will be donated to Children's Hospital in Oronge. I
PHOTOS B't RICHARD KOEHLER
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Above, Nancy Herschrer cuddles up as Tami
Averill embraces one of the ghastlier ghouls
In the Haunted House which will be open for
buslMSS October 27, 28 and 31 in the old
Police Department Building, 1957 Newport
loulev1rcl, Costa Mesa.
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At left, James Wells tentatively fingers the
foot of an unfortunate gentleman who has all
but disappeared down the throat of 1 man·
Mtlnt dr190n. All funds raised during the
h1untfng1 which Is staged by the Punch and
Judy Gulld, will go to Children's Hospital In 0r.,...
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formtrlJ at Dan1tl'11 Coata M ••• now •t
ptlf'lJll nltbtl1 at Rtuben'a ( rt). D1n11l 1
manqemtnt hu come \lp wl a new duo,
''nat Bchoa.11 Whtrt U ulid to Antonio and
Brad • • • lt la now Vlc an Chuc~. Two
lultarla_ ta • • • and D power•· t·bt ducrtbt them u "flnt mualclana." To t Ooltl Mtaa
watwlq holt from Loa An . "' Havt a1aO
done thi Lu VtlU btt. • Anotbtr Malen rutaW'ant ••• Amllol
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proalmattq IO d111 btnct.
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of the Amigos group which headquartera ln
Glendale.
* From John Yte, co-owner of Met'a Family
Rtttaurant. Coat& Meaa: "We appreciate your
rommentl about our rt1taurant. Al you know,
Chlntn food hu been under development for more than .000 1tlfl. Wt work very hard to
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HOn AXTON make tbt food tuty. Wt wtrt very bonortd
by tht clty otttclala and othtr V.l.P. ptnOn-
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Cotonl del Mar 673-11 IO
SUNDAY THRU THURSDAY
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Guitarist Larry Lake
5:00-8:00 P.M.-DAILY-MON. THRU FRI.
JAN DENEAU TRIO
Wednesday thru Sunday from 8:30 p.m.
Featuring Vocalist Dewey Ernie, Frf. • S•t. Nites
Johnny Smith & The BloHen
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COSTA MESA
MONDAYS, 1-t P.M.
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lllLOIN ITIAIC C 18552 BEACH BL VD.
Corner E. 17th St and Santi Au Aven\M
Hlllgren Squire
642·7492
CHILD'S POITION
l'i PRICI TOWN AND COUNTRY
962-5912
FOOD TO GO e SPECIAL "CALORll COUNTER" INTRll e FOOD TO GO
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Family Dlnl~pen 24 Hours
8rHkfat S.rnct Anytime
SAM1 llllAMAMMIWT SINCI 1tll
MID WI SAY MOU?
4111 W.C...Hpy. .....,....._.
with the most .
spectacular view
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in Newport .•.
5100 IEACH JVENING
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HOUU SPECIAL TY
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PRIME
RIB
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The Prime Rib In New-j
port le:ech is fast becom-
ing known for th v1n.ty
of entertainment • well 1
" ib excellent food. J1n
O.neau, shown 1t right,
la there with his trio -1
Don on blu ind Wayne
et the drums -Wednee-
dey thnugh SWMlly from
1:30 ,. .... On Monday ind
Tuesct.y you wHI find
Johnny Smith end tM
Blotters tekint over for
the Mme hours. If this
Isn't enouah you ca" drop
In end listen to 1 stroll·
'"" csuftwlst duriftl the cocktell end .,,fy we•
''"' hours. On Sundly there Is e Ja~ Workshop
aolncs from 3 to 7 p.m.
~~m·•f.in .. .,.,;tt,, ~r• all
the time. Give it e try.
COURY'S STIAK .s:w-CH
LUNCHIOMOl .. R • TOP SIRLOIN-
COCICTAILS NtMI Rll -STIAK
19th & PL.AC.J:flA wl LOISTIR COMI. COITA cc, .... ,, ....,, $3.95 ...._,_.__ .... ,.M.
"lllNO ..... Nl'I
Quellty ....,, courtMul 11mce IN """ flr'lt censlcleretlon
PrlHt rMIOMbte, etmoephere rel.xl"I. lrl"I the femlly.
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HARVEST HOUSE SPEOAL
FEATUUD SUNDAY
ROAST lUllEY
::~ vc;,:,r~~.~.~~~·., $125
CrHmy Whipped PotetoH
Ndvrel Turkey Giblet ••"Y
CMice 1of Ve9et1blet
Cre11berry Seuce w-•• , .. aM .......
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CHICKIN
DRUMSTICK
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69-
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Uf/a 'nova
'newporl
JUl COAST HU6HWAY
NIWPOll llACH
IESERVATIONS SU66ESTEO
642-7110
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DER MAGAZINE n• 642-4321
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lt'1 11tklnttht 1"41 111'1 not
well with JllMI Wells,
left, 1NI Scott Grent 11
they ,.. fNlft Mhlnd
l'ranbMteln'1 •NI Drteo
ult'• .............. '" the Haunted HeuM. Liit ye1r
the Heufttetl Houae w11
held In The PlllV IMk
end ettrected 120ff Y'OU"I" .......
~ 11Ct111 DAILY .-.LOT
Fr!Ny, Od9w .. IN1
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Nency Herlcha.r, rltht,
enfoys .._ . ..a. ef Little
Mht ~'9 t.t ehe ..... • unc.rt.m
ebout thet IPlder peerh'I °"" ..... ehovlder.
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For getting The Best
During the months this column bas been
in existence, numerous persons have asked
••. "Where is the best food in the area?"
An unanswerable question. For a couple
of very simple reasons.
First, it seems sale to assume that n~
one . . . including this out·n·abouter .•. baa
broken bread at each of the 900-plus sus-
tenance salons now In opentton around
Oran&e County. ~ndly ... e.en 1f some-
one should waddle f ortb to relute that . . •
the word "bat'' actuallJ boil.a down to noth·
lng more than penonal preference. Wbat
might be one diner'• 1utronom1cal sreat,
qwte pouJbly would not lmprta a ftllow eat.
outer at all.
i4i1
Sc>-o-M-o. tor11Wna "th• belt" ••• but
In an attempt to nmam at yov ltnict •..
hen la a rundown ot ''thoroutb11 qjo,abl•,"
1)1'9dJcattcl ln no "11 upon IO\U'?Mt tutll or
lalenta. but m..a, upon penonal ftndlllll
aJon1 Utt WI)'.
IY COUNTRY
Around the aru one can ftnd aJmoet any
country rtprtaenttd In the clJne-out ovtralJ.
Lel'I take I look It tome Of them.
EON · JOSE'
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HAYDEN CAUSEY
TRIO
RATVIU••
"JOSIE"
li..-clo.rt ....... Sat-'-Y
5 ,~ ..... .......
b\JcHiLAD~ & TACO ....•... ,$1.30
cc;cr1 REU.ENO-DJCH&ADA ... Sl.45
unm •nit ~ • ...-.. -TOSU.Ol'TAS • U.UA
• COCKTAILS • 9m E. ADAMS HUNTINGTON BEACH
OPEN 7 DAYS 962-7911
Herb & Joe Trio Are Back
AT
THE NEWPORTER INN
Yoclve .-... for t"-' and we've fwoutht them
b.ck. The Fabulous Hertt & Joe Triol NotM for
their great music Md unique vocab, this trio
promlM1 to make their stay It the Newporter Inn
1nother memorable one. Come In for dinner and
stay for the fun.
8 car-a.
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THE NEWPORTER INN
11t1 J1 ··-..... .....,... ..... T...,._ 644-IJM
~ .-.-: e.Z.ls .~ I · ~li.5! i' 81.X~ n tJ~.e.c~ ·~-siZ e C'.: e:o·'1>.! c;;-abiOTt •~ ;nn~ a~ acii c; c::a~.i:i lHJ ~ 1.1.J ~ ~~l:1~l3 eoo.a:ie ,t:t ... .f:G)ll)!:!. .;:,;.ic::u e>rn·alu::s:CL&.. .ec;::.i:r;c+:M.::i ~i:i.::111.:::J:t
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.· Those are the pertinent !~· c • considered in dreaming up a sob _
room. O
OUT ~N' ABOUT: Or1nae C•ntr's lest•r1lll 1"4 Ealerl1l1aMll Scene
Dale will award a prize of "amner for
lour" at Villa Nova to the contest winner. A
panel of judges will be selected to sift through
monickers, with names of judges and time of
decision to be announced soon.
AMERICAN -Hotel Laguna, The White
House, Benton's Coffee Shop, Laguna Belch.
Quiet Woman, Five Crowns, Corona del
Mar. Newporter Inn, Reuben'a, Reuba &.
Lee, The Prime Rlb. Villa Marina, Berbblre'a,
The White Hone Inn, Ocean Front FtJb ind Cblpa, Woody'• Wharf, SW'f and Sirloin,
Howard•, Bellamy'• CotfH Shop, The Archt1,
La Cave, Newport Btach.
Danitfl, WUllt Countey Kitchen, COftff
Tree Jolly Jlottl', Cotta Mua Golt and Coun-
try Club, Courra, Mudder'a, Staler Steak
Houn, The Black XJU&ht, Paneekt HoUH, 11 Ptacador, Kona Lanta, Mr. Steak, Coata
Mtaa .
Balboa Pavtllon DJUma1'1, Bal B•ch
Cate, Balboa. Tbt VWqe Ina, Balboa lll11d.
Whllhtlm'a. Mueola'1, Rtvtrt Bouae,
htber'a, Santa Ana. Rtuben'a, tu.Un. Vic.
tor•a, Sllnndo ~. 'lbt Grand Botti,
DON IOIRTO'S
MEXICAN FOOO-JAMILY -ESTAUUHT
II DINNll COMllNAT10NI
MON THIU THUIS. 11 NOON TO 11 P.M.. ....
fll.,SAT. IZ NOON TO MIDNl .. HT
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HAHOI ILYD .. C.M. ..... ttn
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FAMILY FOOD 'N FUN e ITALIAN ME .. U e ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY
OPEN DAILY-5 P.M. TO 2 A.M.
2600 W. COAST HIGHWAY
NEWPORT BEACH 642-1831
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W ... & n.., L-00 ,. fl 1:00 •
frt. & Sit., 1:30 .. " 1:30 -
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VIC GARCIA TRIO
Tues., I p.m. to 1 1.m.
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Reuben•s
AmPOIT
4647 llecArtt. ....
Brandiq Inn, Safari Outpost. The Kettle,
~· LaDcen, Xin1'1 Row, Charter House
Hotel, Anabtlm. Ha' Penny Inn, Westmin-
attr.
THI 'DIPPlltlNTI'
ntlNCR -Lt St. Tropea, Balboa. Chu
C1111 ~bu Genrd, Latuna Btacb. Fr~ Oil Buch. Riviera, Coata M-. Vtnalllll Newport Beach.
rrAUAN -VWa Nova, Newport Btach.
MalCAN--DoD JOH, HunUnaton Beach,
Don 14*'1to-a. 11 Matador, Co.ta Mm.
IAuJe•i. LI Pa. Oranit· Caal llcobar, An•
MJm.
L10'1 PAMILY USTAUIANT
•ti llMT OOAIT HWY. CO"ONA •t MAR ..... AM.-t ....... CAlft•N• TO PAma .... ,_. e ChM lervlce • ,.HIClnabl• ~,,_. ,_ ...... _ =-==-~ .... v...-. 11 IO .._ ...... ,,.. .. 6 IU11w
CLOSED MONDAYS e OR J-1760
9:00 TO 2:00 NIGHTLY EXCEPT TUESDAY
MAltK DAVIDSON TRIO
IUNIATS J P.M. 'TIL J A.M.
......, MOUi-Mee. tin k . on. 6k
SCHIOEDER'S CHEF'S INN
Ul1 I. CGAll ... AY COIONA Dll MAI
~taturin1
l\oa•ttb •rime lti&
anb
~amou• ~ngli.t, JBi•bU!
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Phone (714) 892s3308
. PARTIES DINNER
Monday tlllU Frldly 7 D1YS 1 ~k
KEYSTONE SQUARE -Belch Blvd. at Westminster, Westminster
130 E. 171h STl&T
AT NEWPORT IL VD.
COSTA MESA
646-8181
BILL JtfAJl'l'INI
PRESENTS
IHreet ,,..... Lu v,. .. 1
JOHNNY LOPEZ TRIO
OPINING TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24
HAPPY -DAILY -10 A.M. lo I P .M.
lllllAlU 45c -TASTY D•
llOW OflN POI •UYS 'N •ALI
OUI NIW llWAID PAILOI
IAll'9UUY APPOINTID e TWO TAIUI
"'"911M ~AILY f'ILOT
,,..,, OC'MMr -"''
UKRANlAN -1be Ukramadl Howe,
Oranae.
C~E -Stac'a Cb1nele Cwno, New-
port Beach. Chao's, Anaheim.
POL YN!SIAN -Tbt Outrlg~ Lquna Beach.
IY MIMORY OHL J I
The above Uattd rtprt-ent protein palacu penonally vllittd, and U,t llaUq hu
been compiled atrlctly by memory. 'lbtn art
undoubtedly othen t11ttd that altp the mind bteaun ot Ume lnvolvtd.
Too, many, many rtadtn unqut1Uon-
ably have favorltta of thtlr owr thla corntr
hu yet to try.
Anyhow , . , thtM mitbt *" II ataft..
.a 1n any tut• t•Un1 tourn~t OC out.ll· abou&tn have ln mind: '
STILL THI IDT PRIMI ltll •• l POI LISSI
lfNtlll INC&.Uta • IOUP OI SALM,
IA-POTATO, HOlllUlllH IAUCI. .J lllM .,.. •unn $350
· ~ ~ai j J(uchen iJ~~ CHINESE FOQD TO GO ,,~ OPEN DAILY
-4:30 P.M. -lt30 P.M.
~ED MONDAY
194t HARBOR BL VD. COSTA MISA
642-37J2
• • • By Don Wilson
Villa Vying
Here'• the flnt "break" on a contest that Jnigbt be· fun for all • . . wltb wtnnen of tbe
· "name dropper.. windlna up eiUoylDf aome
of the but food anllablt in the bladl area.
Alan Dalt, landlord at Villa Nova New-
port, Newport Blldl, ii lookln& for a name
to sr•ce the upataln room at bJa 1pa. Still uncompleted, but due for unv1tun1 shortly.
the hldtawl)' dtllJht will overlook \ht chin·
Ml, feature dart 1am111 a billiard table and
more of tb0111 f11lutic Stephano hit paint·
lnas.
,ii
n wW contain a bar tor tut upataln ltl'Vlct,
aeveral booth• in wblch to 1njo1 11m1 and a
cubbyhole niche for amaJler private tunc-Uona. .
REAL
WTOIU FOOD
f INI QUALITY
E1t tffr. er Takt
t:4omt
S.TA6
CHllD WIO
ewportleoch ORJole 3-9560
Open Vear ftound Dally 12-12 Fri and lat. 'tll S a.m.
VIKING SWEDISH
SMORGASBORD, INC.
141 I. lfttl St .. COSTA MISA -141-6414
1171 w. c.-................. 17t·10t7
1425 IE. u.c.a.. ........ -776-61tt
FAMILY DINNERS $1.75
INC. IOAST ..,._.AUD POTATO
Lunch $1.10 Child'• Dinner 85c
We !nib -°""' SWMlllll Ne lned ...., e1tlldo111 SMC!ltll N strlea. ...... IKllltlel fw bullnal. ~ dlurdln. Food llf'tPIAd tt tlM tul.
0,.. 6 IMyt • .... -11 .... • l:JI p.a.
D..._ _,,.. • .., S..-, -12. ... ·lilt
Meanwhile . . . two things to keep in
mind. An early start in "the naming" mi$!bt
not be a bad idea . . . AND . . . all entries
should find their way to Dale at Villa Nova,
Newport, NOT to "Out And About'' or the
Weekender.
Lotsa luck.
NOTKS 014' A NOMAD
Another tntry In the "open 14 hours ..
tlwlttcation ..• tbt new and Dlctl1 1ppolnt-
td Dtnny11 in Co.ta Meu. IAcattd Oil Harbor
Boulevard nearby tbt San Dlqo rrttw11, thla
11 one of Ult moat attractln D'1 yet to ap-
pev on the loeal eat.out ~• .
C.tlnue4 ett '• 11
lib.Ur linrst lluu
Steatj
Pri;eJet
• WEDDINGS
• RECEPTIONS
• BANQUETS• CATERING
1011 or off tti. prelftis.,J
....., -l:et p.a.• l :H p.a ~~~~~~~~~~;;~~~~~~;;~~g1• 'II O..r foCMI ,,..,.,e411 hy O.ef Jolltt -yder, forlfterly • "'•"'b•r of j,.. ---------=--•• _ __ ti The lloyjll Ho1ueliold Slaff, lucki119hani P•l•ce, Londofl, En9lud
El Mmador HOW ~11-CONDmoNID .... -JAM.LY UST AURANT
Aunwmc: llllXICAN POOi
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LUllCHION lftCIAU °'"' ........... -r '1~1'1H
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The Ultimate In Pine l>lnlng
iWISS-G~AMEl\ICAN
LUNCHEON SERVID DINNER •:00-11:00 PM.
DAILY 11:30-2:30 CLOSID MONDAY
414 N. NEWPORT BLVD. 646 5313
Dinner. luncheon, Cocktails & Atmosphere.
One of Southern California·, fine restauranh.
Entertainment Nightly .
pal1sad€s
Now S.1vln1.
SUNDAY BRUNCH
11100 AsM. • 100 P.M.
Pafiwdes Road
between Newport Blvd.
•nd Red Hill
6-46-6534
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BHutiful, air conditioned 8.nquet Room
with Private B.r ·
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ISOLOE CEPPARO SINGS
Fridays, Saturdays· 7:30 to 11:30 p.m.
KEITH MORROW AT THE PIANO
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COCKTAILS LUNCHEON
' 3295 Newport Blvd. 673 -1 374 Newport Beach ,.
(Opposite City Han)
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