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voe la, NO. 219. ~ SECTIONS. 12 PAtiES SATURDAY, OCTOIER 21, ,.967
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3 U.S. Planes Lost
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In Raid on
Football Scores --.
F.Uerten 13, Golden West 7
a .. da_.• 28, SA Valley 12
Mesa 13, Core•• del Mar 8
Santa Ana 34, Westminster 0
Ala .. elm 39, Newport 7
Feothlll 27, i..guna Beach 0
Saa (;lemente 28, VWa Park 0
Somethl•I ie Think On
Give Teeners qn Island;~
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They'll Have GoOd Lile
By MARGARET BALL
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Ask teenagers what tlbey woa1d like
on an island built just for them, and
most of them get a dre~ toae in
their voices and a far away look ill
their eyes.
"I'd like lots of people, from abOut
14 to 18 years old, and have tM island
like a fcrest," murmured Pam Lar·
sen, a sophomore at Harbor High in
Newport Beach.
Psychedelic light
1bow1 • • • a place
to change your ap-
pearance to 1 e e
bow you w o u 1 d
took as a hippie or
surfer . . . music
piped all over the
island • . . and lot.a
of free food
were some other
answers. .IANI DOVLI
Tb1rty Orange Coast students were
sampled for ideas -some of which
could become reality on Teen Island,
a three-acre, matt-made "world of its
own" planned as part of the Califor-
nia Exposition opening next summer
in Sacramento.
S t a t e Senator
James E. Whet-
more is collecting
ldeaa from teen-
agers throughout
California for their
special spot at the
$34 million, 630-
~ . exposition.
'l'l\ings to d 0.
and all kinds of
music, were prob-
ably th e most·
wanted items men·
tioned by I o c a I JANICE STONI
students. .,.. """''
"We need a palce to go at oigbt
and weekends where a guy could buy
a nice dinner for two for about S5,"
said Deruris Fox, 14, of 45.2 E. 19th
St., Costa Mesa.
Seconding this, Cindy Rippetoe, a
Harbor HJgh sophomore, requested a
"teenage night.club thing" with no
freak-outs or roughnecks allowed. She
thought bowling and a nice pool hall
would be popular, too.
Cindy's brother, Greg, an eighth
grader at Kaiser School in Costa
Mesa, wants riding stables and a spe·
cial spot for picnics.
Surfing, swim.ming, ice skating, foot-
ball and dancing were all musts, the
students agreed.
(See TEEN-AGERS, Page Z)
2 New Witnesses Back
l(irschke Travel Alibi
Hanoi
Reds Lose
27 Aircraft
1n s~ Days
SAIGON (AP) -U.S. jeta bombea
the Hanoi and~.._. Friday
for the fo.u1h ttnJ,abt 411.J and kllt
three more plaael., mPtac tbia week
one of the •«st iD tbe wu 61r Ameri-can plao.e Joues.
'lbe U.S. Command said AmerieaD
pilot.a shot don one &oorw .. IOG,
but reported tb.rea U.S. p&IDes 'ftl'e
lost to enemy sramt an ad (oar
Biers are mininc
'lbe ram. clealiq heavy .... to
North Viefnameee Jm.taJta!Ses, an
taking a JDOU8tbll toll ol pa... OD
both 1ida. Tiie U.S. ConnneN says
27 of Nortb Viee.m'• MIG apce.a
have been reported dlllrofecl • clam·
aged tllil week ........ ~··z:/ a total of 14 U.1. ~ "" :.c-fidally reported at. -one ...
ed early in the week ad l.inee Tuel·
day, 13 nun baft been loll and a
total ot. 1$ fliers are miMinc -one
c# them an admiral's aoa..
The ~ American a.innft
losses for any sevmHlay period in
'the Vietnam war la 11 planes downed
Aug. 21·27 with 24 flien mWtng
'lbe North Viefnanwiw cWmect they
shot down nine Americm planes Fri-
day -seven of them daring raids on
the capital and ita suburbs.
Major U.S. targets Friday included
th~ 740-foot long railroad and highway
bridge across the Canal des Rapides
five miles northeast of the center
of Hanoi, a military storage area
three miles southwest of the capital
that was bit for the tint time, an
electric power plant lS miles north·
east of Haiphong and two oil storage
depots within 10 miles of Haiphong,
Two Presidents
To Cement Pact
WASHINGTON (UPI) -President
Johnson and Mexican President Gu~
t.avo Diaz Ordaz will fly to El Paso.
Tex., today to write the final chapter
to a 100.year-old border ci.spute.
The two presidents concluded two
days of White Home taib Friday by
witnessing the signing of a document
formally relocating the U.S.-Mexican
border between El Paso, and Ciudad
Juarez.
Diaz invited Johnson to visit the
Mexican national Chamizal monu·
ment in Ciudad Juarez today and the
_two men were both to speak at a
ceremony celebrating the settlement.
Actor Files Suit
Against Magazine
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Ad.or Lee
Majors flled a '2 million damage suit
Friday against Photoplay magazine.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A gas st •
!Ion attendant and a waitress testified
~i~ .they saw Jaek Kirsohke more--
than 70 miles from Long Beach about
the time his wife and a male compan·
ion were murdered there.
He said he remembered oxydtzed ,charging that a stoey about him in
condition of his car. re Oct. 19 issue was f a l s e and
Kirschke, 45, the suspended county
deputy district attorney, is charged
with shooting to death Elaine Kirscb·
ke, 43, and OrvUle Drankhan, 41, in
the Kirlcbkea' Long Beach apartment
April a. They were believed killed
about 2:30 a.m.
Peg6 Jean Petef6on, a San Ber·
nardino waitress, said she served
Kirschke wheat toast and sau&age be·
tween 12:30 and 2 a .m. April 8.
And Dennis Bailey, a service sta·
tion attendant In Yenno, l49 miles
east ot Los Angeles. said he fueled
Kirsche's car between 2:30 and 3:15
a .m. He identified Kirschke in court.
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* G Alb T,r. ~-~---'be.lous. - -I'S-st. Atty. en. er narris read The suit said statements in an ar-
a grand jury transcr ipt in which Bail-Ucle entitled "Why Barbara St.an·
ey said he told police he recognized wyck Dislikes· Lee Majors -and
IGrsohke from a photograph shown Wh at He Did to Deserve It" were
him a week after the killings but was written from malice and not true.
unable to recognize him when he came Majors. 1.8, asked $1 mil.lion general
to the station later. damages and '1 mllllon punitive dam·
"Now you can recognize him but a ages from the publiabers.
week after the event you looked at
Kirschke and didn't recognize him,"
Harris a-aid to Bailey.
"That's right ," the witness said,
adding that Kirschke was wearing a
suit and tie the first time and a sweat·
er and trousers the second.
Earlier, a bartender at Los Angeles
International Airport testified he serv-
ed Kirschke three or four drinks be·
tween 8:30 and 11:30 p.m. April 7.
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Same Uniforms
OAKLAND (AP) -<llarle~ 0. Fin·
ley, owner of the new· Oakland Ath·
letics, told a welcoming news con·
ference 1' ... riday his American League
baseball players will continue to wear
the colorful· gold. green and wh.lte
unUorms they had in Kansas City.
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Y 011r Hometown
Dally Paper
J!N CENTS
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FALL IACKI -'lbat'c the Wf'Y e9erybody kept telling Elissa Lind·
roth it ii wben you c:hanee from· dayligbt saving tiine to standard
time, JO she fell for it -littnlly. The message from tbe 17-year-old
resident ol 4823 Bruce Cnscent, Lido Sands, is simply: Turn your
dock Net when you retire tonight At 2 a.m. Sunday, California
officially aoes back .. Pacific Standard Time.
Torn . Cleek Baek :\..-:.....-:::.. -..... ... . .. ...
StanJard Time Sklrtl Tonight
U ,_•re "'all wound up" about
what to do witll roar clock ton.igbt.
camider am beJpfal JiUle ac1age:
Spring ahead. f.a.D back.
Which meaBI, tltil being Jail, that
at 2 o'clock Sunday morning the bands
go back an boar • the Orange Coast
joins most of the rest of the nation
in ita annual great leap backward
to standard time.
Ti.me was when there existed a bit
of chronological chaos across the
country when Daylight Saving Time
went in and oot of effect. but tbia
year IDOll ol the .aata are Jogged
into the dayligbt savi.Dp column. '!be
exceptions are Kentucky, Ha waii,
A1asb and portions of IDdi.ana in the
Eastern Time Zone.
All othen conformed this year to
tile Uniform 'nine Act of 18 and
shifted to daylight saving time wt
April By next spring, according to
the Department of Transportation
which administers the time law, even
the stat.es enmpted this year will
be covered by the annuaJ spring
ahead, fall back edict.
AU you really have to be concerned
with, boweYer, is ltlat tonight it· 1
time for a change.
Beach Continues Growth;
Population Now at 94,100
1be population of Huntington Beach
stands at M.100 according to prelim· mary cm111a reports fol)owing a five-
weet DOR count in the city by a spe-
cial federal crew.
Mrs. Jane Cheatum. census super·
visor, released the figures Friday
noon showing that the city bas gained
about 7,454 residents since the census
lalt ye.ar.
Tiie increase over the las: year
population of 16.646 means an increase
to the city treasury of fl!K,356 in
taxes returned to the city oo a popu-
lation baN.
At about 94,000, the new population
figure hits almost exactly the pro·
jection by the city Planning Oepert-
menl
Working "morning, noon and four
nights," the crews covered the en·
tire city in the five-week period. Mrs.
Cheatum said. She had 103 persons
assigned lo the head count.
IAltmne11 Give Tips
Two Mesans.
Lose Li¥es
On Freeway
By WILLlAM REED
Of Ille ,..., PIW Sllff
Seven people narrowly escaped
flaming death on Pacific Cioast High·
way in Newport Beach early this
morning during a four-car pileup when
one ~exploded and burned.
A night of tragedy and near-tragedy
began Friday evening l'hen two Cos·
ta Mesa reaklents clid in~ a three-ear
smubup on the Santa Ana Freeway in Buena Park.
Dead are Albert J. Stone, 57. of
2628 Westminster St., and a female
companion believed to be bis wife.
They died after the Stone van truck
smashed into the rear of a car stop-
ped in ttte fast lane of the freeway
for traffic.
The flaming accident. which closed
Pacific Coast Highway for more than
-40 minutes, began about 12: 15 a.m.
when a car driven by Wilfred Hi&b-
tower, of Arcadia, stopped to make
a left tum into Howard's Restaurant
near Balboa Boulevard in Newport
Beach.
·Newport polke said a car driven
by William aiuroo, 21, ct 258 Proa.-
peel St., Newport Beach, rammed
into the rear ol the stopped ~
vehicle.
8aUl BlPto•• and Omnh .. eut
of their oiq,tQ diloQla Uae ..... ...... -.w whfd&,.....,.DJ Jtay.
mond Kimmey .. •. of !W4 GDd 6t.,
Newport Be~ bit tbe J'ellir' of tbe ~ear.
Tbe Cbu:rch car, driftD fonNrd by
the impact, smashed apimt the High.
tower car while the two men and five
passenaers in the Higbeower car
watched belplesaly, then caNeDed
acrou the blgbway t.o hit a car driv·
en by Pblllip E. Cotton, 18. o1 26H
Westminster st., Costa Mesa.
The Church car burst into flame and
exploded, setting fire to some of the
other cars involved rn the pileup. Tb•
car was completely burned in the en·
suing fire, and most of the other can
were heavily damaged.
Police said that a period of one
minute is all that stood between Ule
and sudden, flery death for seven
people.
The passengers, Church and High-
tower got out of their cars only one
minute before the IGmmey car hit
Ile Cbtµ-ch vehicle and flames swept
the aceident scene.
Had they remained in the automo--
bile, the seven persons might hav•
died in ~ 'fxplosion, according to
police.
Officers said the force of the er.ash
between the Kimmey car and the
Church vehicle was so violent that the
two cars were fused together.
Kimmey was taken to Hoag Memorl·
al Hospital with a possible skull frac·
ture. He was r~rt.ed just emerging
from surgery this morning.
Other persona involved in the accJ.
dent were treated at the hospital and
releued.
In ~e Buena Park accident, police
said the Stone van was northbound
when it struck the rear of a car driven
by Lorene Bickett of La Mirada. A
third car quickly became involved in
the wreckage.
Stay Safe on Halloween
Policemen are parents. too. and as
-UR tin!at-JJumptin nears the Or.ange.
Coast for Halloween on Tuesday night.
here. in effect, ii what they're tA?U·
ing the.ir own small Cry:
"Be aafe. Stay alive. Remember
-Cbriatmas ii coming .••
Lawmen bave a batch of tips for
other moms and dada. starting with
prepantiona for trick or treat.sters:
-Before a eostmned child goes
out. cbect the costume. ls It so long
it will trip the weanr'! Will it get
caught on bushH. bedg~s or fences~
Is it light in color so it can be seen
at niglifr ....... , -::s
-Rem~mber. make-up ia much saf·
r.r than any kind o( muk. But if a
rnaak ii URd. it it Rameproof?
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-All decorations should be flame·
proof.
-Remember. heavy boots and hi gh
heels can trip and injure.
-Don't carry a knife. sword, or
other sharp .instrument. If you carry
a lantern of any kind, make sure it's
Ugbted by a flashlight. Don't use can-
dles or torchea.
Then, on Halloween itself, parents
should:
-A<."<.'Unpeny children, especially
the younger ones.
-Emphasize safety. Running acros11
streets and driveways. down alleys
and acl"Ofis lots can be dangerous.
-caution all to do nothing that may
c:ause injury. Soaping oar window!\
destroys visibility. Upsetting a trash
'
can may result In someone falling
over it.
-teave all personal property alon&.
For children themselves, police par·
en ts emphasize:
-Good manners are not yet dead.
If you get a treat, say "thank you."
Take only your share and share with
others. Ask politely, and don't yell·
For those atliome on Trick or Treat
Night, awaiting a ring or knock at
the front door. remember to:
-Keep porch llgbts on.
-Wrap goodies in sandwich bags
or the like.
-Do not invite youngster& ins ide
the home for treats.
-Do not give money; very youn'
trick-or·treateri; might swallow coins.
-Remove breakable objects or ob·
'1ades !rom lawns, porches ao<i steps.
Russ Fleet . in Egypt
9 Warships Paying 'Courtesy Call'
By MURR.A Y J. BROWN
Ualted Pre11 International
Two more Soviet warships steamed
int() Alexandria today to join the
destroyer a'nd two submarines which
dropped anchor 1n the Egyptian port
Friday on a •·goodwill visit"
Four other vessels, including a com-
mand ship, cruiser and a destroyer.
were docked iD Port Said, onJy a few
miles from Israeli units along the Suez
Canal ce1setn line.
In Jerusalem. Defense Minister
Moshe Deyan _Mid lanel bad no ob-
jecUon to tne pretence of ~Soviet
men-of-war "provided the Egyptians
do not think they can use these ships
for cover under which to break the
ceasefire."
Egyptian observers said ttie war-
ships demonstrated Moscow remains
firmly on the side of the United Arab
Republic and is determined to dis-
oourage more fighting along the canal.
One week ago today. the Egyptians
blasted Ute Israeli destroyer Elath in
the Mediterranean with four Soviet
missiles.
Estancia Parents Button
Mesans for Band Money
Parents of band members at Es-
tancia Higb School are about to play
"Button, Button, Who's Got the But-
ton."
They aren't reverting to childhood.
They're out to make some money
lo boost the school band and to boost
an embryonic band boosters club.
The club was just formed Monday.
Its first 24 members squared away
and came up with temporary officers.
plans for a membership drive, plans
for raising money to buy sweater em-
blems and a date for their riext meet-
ing.
The meetini will be held in the Es-
tancia High band room at 7:30 p.m.,
Monday, Nov. 13. It's open to any-
one interested in becomiDC a band
booster-and that includes paruts of
band members or anyone 1ener&lly
Interested in the band.
Project One for the club ls two-
fold : To get more members and to
raise money to buy emblems for the
band members' sweaters.
And that's where the ''Button, But-
ton. • • " comes in. Members will
sell "band boost.er buttona0 to raise
the money. Harry Mor1an and Mrs.
Carl R. 'Stevens are in charge of the
project.
Temporary officers volunteered at
the meeting. Bob Finney is chairman
and Mrs. Carl Stevens is membership
chairman. Information about the Es-
tancia Band Boosters Club is avail·
able from either, at ~320 or 549-om.
other temporary officers and chair·
men are Harry Morcan. vice chair·
man and ways and means chairman:
Mrs. Doril Finney, secretary; Ed
Hobel, treasurer; Jim Wingart, chair·
man. public relations, elementary and
junlor high scboola.
' Alto, Mrt. M. H. Lafferty and Mn.
Phillp Bono, telephone chairmen;
Mrs. Mildred Hobel. publicity: Mrs.
Lafferty, art chairman; H o w a r d
Hampson, mimeo chairman, and Mar·
lene Lafferty, student representative.
Temporary officers will serve for
about two month! and then an elec·
tion will be held.
From Page 1
TEEN-AGERS ISLAND • • •
Music was probably the most fre-
q-uently mentioned single item.
Mickey Maga. of
428 T e n t h St.,
Huntington Beach,
suggested t e e n
b a n d a playing
rock, blues a n d
i•zz-.not just one
lc:ind <>f m ualc.
"Hire top enter-
tainment and not •
the local jerkwa-
ter boys,·• pleaded
Denn.is Akin, or
77111 Liberty Ave., DAYE STi.ouoH
HWltlngtoo Beach. ·•~Y onu•
A pop festival witb local bands en-
tertaining continually a whole week-
end once a year, Wa! suggested by
Cam Swearingen, of 601 7th St., Hunt-
ington Beacb.
Doo 'ts were just as important as
do's with the teenagers surveyed:
-No little kiddie rides -in fact,
no little kiddies.
-Nothing phony, and nottling com·
mercial.
-No souvenir shops. private trans-
portation. animals, adults or police,
stated Tim Vanagas, 17932 Bella,
Huntington Beach.
-No bare feet or shirtless people.
But, on the othec' band, said Tom
Hamilton. "I hope this place doesn't
make you keep your shirt tucked in
and have a ·~· haimlt like Dis-
neyland does." Tom is a Huntington
Be.acb High senior.
Carol Stone. Huntington Beach High
senior. voiced a general desire for
psychedelic light shows.
Some farther-out ideas were : A
Mister Teenage .America Physique
Pageant ... charging h1gh admission
to the teen Island, but having lots of
free food (both of these brainstorms
were from Glenn Tosh. sophom<>re at
Huntington Beach High).
Stores requested were record shops.
psychedelic shops and teen clothing
stores with fashion shows added by
Linda RandalJ of 1020'2 Constitution
Dr .. Huntington Beach, to please the
girls.
Food requests: Huae bamburcers,
pizza , Polynesian dishes, halva and
gefilte.
Slacks and mod clothes were the
clothing choice of Sandy Lease, ol
265 Siwks St.. Costa Mesa.
T im Vanagas
thought of a bu\>-
ble roof over the
wbole island main·
laining a oonstant
temperature of 85
degrees. He also
wanted a complete
mountain setting
with an open green
meadow and "a
place for one's self ••HOY HOLT
to &it and think.'' 'Tllllltt ,r_.
The opposite view was expressed
by Martha Dorey, an Orange Coast
College student : "I like to get dressed
up when I go out -the kind of dress
you wear to church, and jewelry."
Young idealism popped up in many
answers. Tim Firth, of 324 12th St.,
Huntington Beach. suggested a "mem-
orial or something'' to show the good
job our men in Vietnam cite doing.
A teenage foru m
w i t b represen-•
tatives from dif·
ferent parts of the
state could encour-
age participation
in civil richts and
social problems,
J a n e Doyle of
Huntington Beach, aA1L M1Nn
said. '"' o.i.11t1'
Beth Gray, a junior at Huntington
Beach High, wanted a museum on
teenagers who have done something
to improve their country.
Gail Mintz. of 8192 Kingfisher Dr ..
Huntington Beach. is tired of contro-
versy about "where and what a teen-
ager should be." and thinks some-
thing like Teen Island may help take
the conCliCt away.
Micky Maga made the thought-pro-
voking comroont that the isl~nd should
have aU employes near or at teen-
age, because ''most older people don 't
understand us."
Four days later, Israel. -.a. Ill
afire two Egyptian oil refineries In
Port Suez during a heavy arUUery
duel across the southern end of the
canal.
The timing of the Soviet visit ap.
peared to be rnore ~han coincidental
Cairo observers said. Tbey noted that
the Soviet Union sent warsbipe into
Port Said and Alexandria last July
on another "goodwill visit" and int.er·
rupted weeks of shooting incident.
along the canal.
Truck er Gets
$23,500 for
False A1·rest
A Superior Court jury Friday award-
ed a bread truck driver $23.500 for a
falH art'Mt claim against an Orange
County • baaed supermarket chain.
Donald A. Detrich of Buena Parle
asked for fl million In tbe civil sUit
filed June 10 against Alpha Beta Acme
Markets, whlcb hes its headquarters
in La Habra.
Detrich, 40, claimed be was arrest-
ed Jan. 13, 1986, by employes ol tbe
chain's West Covina outlet and charg-
ed with stealine three J>eCDc• ol
stuffinl .mix.
The charle wu dismissed lfter' a
Municipal Court jury failed to nacb
a verdict.
The seven • man. five • woman de·
liberated al.molt two daya lfter hear· int teatim001 for two days ln Judge
Ctiarltt Bauer'• court.
Court Orders
Sanity Study
Mrs. Annie Kiyoko Yamas.ka stood
IObbinC quietly into her bands Thurs·
day as Superior Judge Byron K. Mc·
Millan appointed two psychiatrists to
determine if she was sane when she
strangled her two infant children.
The 30-year-old Gardena woman is
charged with murder in the strangu-
lation deaths of her children, ages 3
and 11 months. in an Anaheim motel
Oct. 9.
Mrs. Yamaska attempted suicide
with an overdose of sleepillg pills but
was revived in a hospital.
Judge McMillan ordered the woman
to return to Superior Court N~. t.
Career Endmg
For Chevalier
NEW YORK (UPI) -Internation-
ally famous singer-actor Maurice Che-
valier, in his 80tb year, announced his
retirement Friday night at the April
in Paris Ball after 68 years in show
business.
His elegant audience received the
news with unbelief. But Chevalier
met shouts of "no" with the observa-
tion that he has earned tne right to
"sit down in my home and rest." He
said he would make some television
shows but would no longer appear on
the stage after his current tour of
one night stands in America.
"Ameri~ made me an internation-
al star." said the grey-thatiched, rudy
faced-idol of three generations. "I've
loved America but I must say J?ood·
bye. Now you can watch me on
television." ·
Food Poisoning
At Cal State
FULLERTON -Officials at Cal
State Fullerton reported Friday that
at least 60 students have been treat·
ed for a mild form of food poisoninc
si nce Thursday morning.
AB were residents of Othrys J lall
an off-campus dormitory which house~
500 men and women. None of the stu.
dents was hospitalized.
Many of the stricken students rr-
turned to ·their classes after treat ·
ment at the college's medical center.
Telephone
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Books Out
On Monday
Mo~ tba.n one-bid .... -r.
citic Telephone ~ .. lie-..
tributed jn Oran~ C...., 1t.arfi1C
Monday. District Manaoer T-ir...,.
land said today.
Getting out the all-__. ....._
will take five days.
Featured OD the cowr-ft eie ~ pages" book -wbidt a.. · f ~, '
liatings -ii • cals ...... ~
Coast Collefe. The c J 9J7 • ...,_
memorates tbe 2Dtll a=itwwy •
the college in Costa Meu.
Another familiar ar._ C'...ty
spot. Ute new Amhr:jm C n f
Center. is featured • tile mw!I' •
the "yellow pages" hoek.
808 PAGES
The new books na,ct cmr· •
growth in the count)'~~ ....
The directory bu a fllO!S ill tie .a.
pbabeti~l aectioa. .... ii • --more than last yeM. De A ....,.
book has 1.864 page&, 13' ,..... -.
than last year.
England said a orw and WfC* •
rectory is bein' given .. < rt rn im
ttte south coutat .-u. ne -.. la-
belled the South an. c...t ~
tory, hu a picUan ti tlle S-...._
Oapistr'800 Mi56ioD oe ik c.w.
The South Orange C.-9-t wil ..
to subscriber• in Saa a. a• S..
Juan Capistrano, Capitbae lleldl.,
Dana Point and er... V*J.
MAJOR CHANGE
A major cm._ ia a. -~ tory, the district mansr .........
plification ot ~ J110fL M-
scribers will .. a ... ...., • 9e
calling aree ••r · t , ..... _
telephone IUllllMlr. 1lim 1· m-..
tions ol the illb t •1 .... _.._
ing prilad.
The Orange c.nty 1'tlillt ....
have 320.000 liltiap. fJ-.. • __,.._
ing service ill Santa Am ~ ..._.
ply "A'' to a~ ia Olnlnlil! • 9ie
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SMJTBS TOPS
The name Smith 1 • "' ira Alp
spot as mo&t .......... _.. 1-lill-
ings. Politic.alb'. 1-I t 1 ......
number the ........... ...,. tilbl fll 25 ._.
gans, 12 Pweys, 4Z Na-_, 4 -.
neys.
It's a colorful boGt. toe. c4c z• 9ie
official, what witii 46 Gnml.. at
Blues, 229 macb. Uli ar... _,
756 Wbltes.
West C:Ounty,
Laguna Get
Phone Books
Distribution :J. ?a• .. Ctwr:al Telephone CGmpaeJ _. Mak ill
West Orange County _. ....
directories for the Laplu .._. aa
WU started Friday,.._ f S .. ~
ert Knotti, eenioe m I ._. Grs
Orange Diviaion.
Principal changes in ...... ._
are the information and ,....-flte..
phone numbers. New • t 1 ._. ilt-
format.ion is 411 , and.., IJr
telephone repair is ill. ""We ~
more numbers in the '1' series 111 ... llCll~
of expanded direct dista.ee 6l6nC, ..
Knottt said.
The General d.indlry • t • s
white and yellow ~
A separate edition ii ; O' ' • 1Jr
Laguna, South I.ao-a, l.aliCma li-
guel and 8UJ"l"OQlldDc -
Fountain Valley, Wead -rt • Jim&..
ington Beach, Midway a.,_,._..
neighbors are in ~-
Coast Girls
At Calstate
Two Orange Coast ~ aw .._
named lo student govea Mldlilll ._. ai
California tSate. Long Beadl..
Janet Parker. 120'1 s..nlilw Wa,-.
Corona del Mar. was us ·r A
awards commissioner.
Diane Bullo. 3812 ~ 1J1riwie..
Huntington Beach. was ..... s -
ecutive board aecretoary.
...._ Ira llilrs. el .._...,. Beach (center) takes ticket instead of ·
ir i:w • die N«. $ Celebrity Golf Classic at the Costa Mesa
~ _. C h} Cllt.. Mn. Pat Daughenbaugh, ways and means
daiiw • lllr ~ Guild to the Services for the Blind (left)
_. a...ir • · ' rt. a. el Hantmeton Beach. went to golf course to r •r lidd Silla" wllich will beJp Services help blind persons ·•
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Money, Not Whim Guides
lmtalling Traffic Signal
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To Sprak At
UCI Debate
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ltftl _. • ' .. tll;lt a V-mci, not
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• a ... A!flll1 -.. progrus of
8lir aulwaliM ~ .,.. Loi Angeles
awtp I u art ._ Rary J. Seldis. a.-wnlr lier llal-sdhg biogra-
filJ "' Mi+"' 0 la. .,,_ Agony and
tllr f:atay. -
''We have far more demand for sJ.g.
nalizati9fl than we have funds."
Williams explained that the amount
ol money available for construction
and changes in signalization is deter·
mined by slate law.' Fines returned
through the municipal court for ve-
hicle code violations are used to fi.
nance the signals, he seid.
An average of about $250,000 comes
in that way. 0£ that, about $80,000
is taken for the city general fund to
defray part of the cost of the traffic
department, Williams said. {Last
year's departmental budget: Sl60,000.)
What's left isn't much, he said, when
you consider. for instance, that sig~
nals at two spots -Fairview and Ba-
ker Streets and Bristol and Baker
Streets -cost $70,000. .
Th~ traffi<: engineer said a prioritx
for signals includes consideration <>(
traffic volum e, overall congestion,
problems such as accident rate and
citatioo frequency and "overall need."
"But in terms of priority," he added,
''you can't go right down the list."~
Development of one kind or another
sometitnes puts an intersection nQt
only on the priority list, but right at
the top of the list.
Williams cited spots sucil as Hartq-
BouJevard near Atlantic Research
Corp. where, when· ARC was built
a _heavy in-out traffic now came along
Wlth the start of operations. .
Williams said there are 32 traffic
signals in opcratior now in the cify
including some placed by the lit.1te:
T~e city's master plan calls for, he
said. between 90 and 100 signals.
DAILY PILOT "
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CALIFORNIA
Robert N. w .. d
Mesan Female Colonel
She's 1st Girl in Oklahoma Armv ROTC
Publltlltr '.
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M•Mtfnt Editor
Juk It. Curley Paul Nine"
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FEMALE COLONEL IN ROTC CLASSROOM ,
ROTC Cadet K. Bennet: rose In lhP
rank of colonel just to be one of th"
boys, insofar as that is possihlP for
a trim. brunette e<>ed. ,,
xath-Y, "'21, is me first ~rl in 7~
years to be enrolled in the Arm v 11r-
serve Officers Training Corps a't ()I.,.
lahoma State University.
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton
L. Adams, 285 Sierks St .. Costa Mesa.
she says she became interested in
ROTC because it requires determ ina·
lion, discipline and dedication.
''I met so many wonderful peoplr
Who had signed up," recounts the (ol-
lege senior. "that thex made m<' an
honorary colonel.
"It wa s then that l dPcid(•d to t11
foarning about their way of lifr ·· ·
Despite hrr military lra1n1ni:: ;\nri
collegP major in SOC'iology. hrr h11<1
mle doci;n't prf'clude more common
womanly goals:
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She and Howard ~ • _,,_
neering graduate rtudenl tlllftt -.r·
iec1 at Costa Mesa's S't. Joadli8'Callt-
ollc Church. la.st June.
When Kathy set ou1 to Weak ~
"sex barrier" of I.ht> ROTC •. "-Jr flf-
ficials scurried to their ,,.,,. ,,._
books.
Maj. Hoyt Baroebel·. A.ray illliw-
mation oftjoer at Ol!t* rr• --..
said coeds were required ia -• take ROTC during fhei1-fJ1', •
year.
'·An interpretation ot 1be JIMril
Act was taken to me.an that giJis ....
take ROTC training but tllat. ~
only one yt>ar ... Uarof'bey pei1*111-.
"There wai;n't am· ru~ JrlMd ... joinin~ but thi i; i!i apparf'fltl~ Gw rmn:i
time any girl though1 al it mitt. ... w
said.
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~Maybe he was brainwashed, but
bls mouth is still in good working
C1rder. Michigan Gov. Geor9• Rom·
111t,y'a 1 ate st headline-grabbing
statement came in remarks be
iuade to open the Western. States
}lepublican Conference Friday in
Oenver. PrHident Johnaon is a
llbony, he said.
1 •
i:ooking Uke a local pori~dm\ hitting ~ hwtings, Vice Presitknt Hubert
fl"Umphrey Friday actually was chuck·
tftg the chin of the 10-month-old son
.., OM of ma aidu (that's Mrs. Hum· '7trev holding the youngattr, JaJMs
Gartnn J jwt ~fort emplaning for Vwmam to tOitMu &he iuugul"OAon
of Souih Vfttnam Prerident Nfl"Jlft
Van Th~u. • The only "campaign understand·
ing" between him and Rlch•rd Nix·
on claimed Gov. Ron•ld RHg•n, "i~ that I told him I was not a can·
didate (for the presidential nomin·
ation)." The statement came ~hen
both Republicans were in Chicago
P.'tiday. Nixon later in the day said he will announce his decision on
whether or not to run "after the
new year." •
The road show version of
... "Funny Girl" p~aying ~tern
dates will open m Washtogton,
D.C., minus cast member
., Geor .. Hemllton. The former
"steady" of Lynd• Bird John-
,'l son insists he will be rehears·
lng for a guest shot on the Ed
Sulliv•n show and is not duck·
ing his former girl friend's
• hometown for any o t b e r
"' reason.
• · In a sort of religious summit con·
ference, Pope P•ul VI. ente~~
in private in his Vatican City 11·
brary Friday Petrl.rch Athtn•-
gorH, spiritual leader of the East-
ern Orthodox Church. They ~e
portedly discussed ways to reurute
their two churches.
Evolution Taught
Via Computer by
Professor at UCI
UCI professor Keith E. Justice has
devised a way to make biology stu·
dents "see" the snail-slow process of
evolution.
Justice's method Is to use a com·
puter to compress. centuries of evolu·
tion into a few minutes.
· For instance, he can show a class
the genetic effects of natural selec·
'ticn on 100 generations of a hypothet·
· ical animal, through 3,500 years of
make-believe history.
Like the time machines of science
fiction Justice also can use his com·
puter 'to took into the future. Con-
trolling the env\ronmental conditions
'he can study the long-range effects
.on buman genetics.
· Justice ls an associate professor in iucl's department of population and
:e11vironmental biology.
: He recently received a $24,761 Esso
•Educational Foundation grant to fur·
'ther develop the technique of tele·
·scoping time for student demonstra·
.lion.
.
:Counseling Meet
:8Iated at GWC
Because of a seU-direded counsel-
lng program, Golden West College will
host 18 Interns in a community col·
lege work shop during a day-long
seminar Nov. 3. .
The Interns wiJl represent 15 state~
a nd several professional fields includ·
ing counseling, associate deans, psy·
chology an<i admissions and records.
Golden West's counseling program
Is de~lgned so th~t every entering
student Is assigned to a faculty ad·
visor within an inRtructlonrt l division
of the student's interc~l at the time
of registration.
$.l(urd(y, Ottobtt 28, 1967 DAILY PILOT 3
OCC Pacliing Them In
Enrollment U Ji by Tnousaiiif on 2 Campuses
By THOMAS FORTUNE
Of lllt OtllY PllM stett
Orange Coast Junior College Dis·
trict ls packing students ln classrooms
this fall.
A recently taken student cenaus
shows nearly a thousar d more stu-
denta enrolled at the Orange Coast
and Golden West campuses than last
year.
But the increased student popula·
tion la being taught by 37 fewer fac·
ulty members.
The district has compensated for
being short-staffed in the only way
possible. by .increasing cl.au sizes.
Total enrollment i:: up from 18,541
to 19,506 studenta, the census shows.
Electric Power
Buried Around
Orange Coast
By TONY CILLO
Of ... Deity .. , ........
They're digging up all over the
place. Lines are cornln& down.
And says the president of the South·
ern California F.dison Company, it1J
be more of the ume next year.
Jack K. Horton, the utllJty'• presl·
dent. II.id today that the compay eJ·
pecta tD aptnd mort than $10 mlll1on
next year to inltall underpwnd pow.
er~s.
In the West Oranse County and
Hari>or Area, power line tmderground-
ing is under way and will continue
next year, according to Ralph Kiser,
manager for a dlsbict that includes
most of the county.
NO DOLLAR VALUE
But, Kiser said, at the moment.
there is no dollar definition of the
work be.ing done in the district. He
said the information is being com-
piled and that a city-by-city per cap-
ita cost report would be ready in De·
cember.
Kiser ticlced off, however, jobs done
and being done in the area.
In Costa Meaa, the Jl(X),IXX> Harbor
Boulevard job, with city participa.
tion, bas been completed, from Wil-
son Street to 19th Street.
In Newport Beach, undergrounding
of power lines from the Arches south
to near McFadden Square is about
to be started. ..;<
In Laguna Beach, three jobs are
on tap or already under way: One
on Coast Highway and two more-or-
less downtown.
CENTER WORK DONE
In WesbTUnster, undergrounding on
Westminster Avenue in front of the
new civic center (east of Beach Boule·
vard) has been completed, and prep-
arations are under way to start a job
on the south slde of Westminster Ave-
nue from Golden West Street to Ed·
wards Street.
In Huntington Beach, three projecta
set for 1968 include one in the buch
area on the south side of Coast Hi~
way northward from the pier, and
two in alleys on either side of Main
Street. (There are no lines on Main
Street itseU, since they were previ-
ously shuttled off to auxiliary alleys.)
In Fountain Valley, work is being
done in the vicinity of the civic center.
In Seal Beach, two jobs ca1ling for
undergrounding ln alleys auxiliary to
Main Street are on tap.
-~ MILLION BUDGEfED According to the utility president.
of the $10 million total, there is. S6'n
million budgeted for 1968 for convert-
ing ovuhead lines to underground.
Another $4.3 million Is to be spent
for new underground lines placement.
The undergrounding is in folloJV·tip
or an order from the Ca!Uornia Pub·
lie Utilities Commission aimed s..t
beautifying cities.
Edison, its president said, started
a 10-year underground program in
1965. The 10.year plan calls for spend·
ing $145.5 million through 1975 for un·
derground.ing power facilities.
ASTRONOMICAL COST
Aceording to Horton, "Many power
lines will have to be constructed in
the conventiooal way. Even with ma-
jor sums to be spent for underground·
ing next year and' in the following
years, the cost of converting our en·
tire system would be astronomical -
in fact nearly equivalent to our tot.at
capital investment -and obviously
would take many years to aceom·
pllsh."
Under the PUC interim order, the
$6'n million budgeted for conversions
of existing fa<:illtles will be allocated
on the basis or electrlc-eustomer den-
sity by cities and counties which en-
oct underground ordinances, Horton
saJd.
Westminster Youth •
Gets News Position
Paul Attner. 20, of Westminster,
has been appointed news director for
California State College at Fullerton.
In his new post Attncr will be in
charge of writing press releases for
the school.
He lives at 15912 f.ava Wpy, West·
minster.
Evening college enrollment has ln·
rr .. ased from 10.241 to 10,497 studea~
with 25 fewer instructors. Day col-
lege enrollment is up even more from
8,300 to 9,009 atudenta with 12 fewer
instructors.
District Supt. Dr. Norman Watson
said the Golden West campus 15 ac·
commodaUng the maximum number
or students it can handle, and the
Orange Coast campus "is certainty
at the maximum aa far as the staff
goes."
Staff cutbacks were necessitated by
the failure last year l)f two override
elections. The defeats denied the di.I·
trict suUicieot operating f:wK'.a to
maintain the same instructional pro-
gram, Dr. Watson said.
'Lady of Arabia'
One result was almolt complete dis--
solution of the adult evening program,
he said. The increue in evening en·
rollment is despite the deletion ol
many courses.
To a greater degree than in the
past. studenta wbo found daytime
courses full were forced to enroll in
the evening division, be aald.
Here is the enrollment breakdown
by campus: ..
OCC day -6,522 student. ( 4.016
male. 2.506 female). occ everung -7.829 studenta (4,489
male. J.340 female).
Golden Wes' day -2,417 students
( 1.525 male. 962 female).
Golden We..-1 evening -2,fl88 atu-
dents ( 1,418 male, 1,.250 female).
Mideast War Spofled
Balboa Gal's Career
RETURN FROM ARABIA
Newport'• Jene Werd
Huntington High,
Ocean View Get
Federal Funds
Huntington Beach High and Ocean
View Elementary are among five Or·
ange County school districts that
f\ave been allocated a share of fed ·
eral funds by the state Board of
Education.
'Rte funds are to be used to Im·
prove the school achievement of chil·
dren from low-income families.
The distric!.s and the amount re-
ceived:
Huntington Beach ITlgh -$33.076.
Ocean View Elementary -$3'2.988.
Capistrano Unified · $49,259.
Centralia Elementary -'41,064.
Fullerton Elementary -$26,745.
Mesan on Board
John Moore of Costa Mesa bas
been appointed to a student govern·
ment board that considers student-
(aculty relations for California State
College at Fullerton.
By EVELYN SHERWOOD
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tintiJ the Middle East war erupted
in June, Mn. Jayne Ward of Balboa
was the blonde, blue-eyed lady ol
Arabia.
"I like to startle my friends with
the statement." abe laulbed. "I wu
born in the Good Samarlla H...ptal
In Los A.agelea., bat l'Ye spent the
last four exdtin1 years over there.''
She went at the suggestion of
friends, and lost no time making her
mark in Jordan.
She looked for and found employ·
menl as an EngliJb speaking radio
announcer .
.., was the only woman broadcast-
er. I worked seven days a week earn·
ing l> dinars, or about $90 a month ...
However. when the six~y war be-
gan, she was immediately dl.scb.arged
from her job. She intended to ltay on
as a news writer. Those plant also
we:re cut short.
She didn't have a cbance to pick
up her tent and steal away into the
night. as Omar Khayyam 1Uggeated.
AU the articles the had collected
were confiscated. "I coUldn't believe
the looting," she said. "I know it has
al~ays gone on during wartime. But
to aer. a truck atop, \oad household
goods and depart with a family's
treuura was shocking.·•
Mn. Ward, now living at 20I» E.
Bay Front on the Balboa Peni:nsult ,
says the climates of J ordan and New-
port Beach are very touch alike. al·
though Jordan lies 2,IXX> feet above
the sea.
During her years in the Middle East,
she saw women emerge from their
chrysalis of seclusion and the purdah
wil. They also woo the vote and
nowadays c:re prone to wear the mini-
skirt on the street.
Her borne was in an old Pasha's
pa.lace converted into the American
Colony Hotel. ''There was a large in· ~tional colony which contributed
to a stimulating, exciting and gay life
before the conflict," she said.
But the doesn't plan to return. She
says, "My Jordan is gone."
Newport Coed
Studies Medicine
At UCI College
Sara Lee Shaw. 21-year-old daugh·
ter of Mrs. Lynette Shaw, 1128 Tut-
land Road. Newport Beach. has. be-
gun medical study at UCI's Catifo:·
nia College of Medicine campus m
Los Angeles. ' ......
Miss Shaw recently graduated with
a degree in biochemistry from the
Univenity of California, Berkeley.
She was an honor student and re·
ceived several scholarships.
Miu Shaw has worked as a labo-
ratory assistant at San Francisco
Medical Center and as a research
technician at Lawrence Radiation
Laboratory in Berkeley.
ALLEN BARTELT PROUDLY DISPLAYS RIVERBOAT SAVANNAH
Riverboats Ba~k
Mesan's Project Proves Popular
By BRUCE BENSON
Of Ille Dellr PIW St ..
What float.. toota, and has a place
to sit down that you call the living
room instead of the main salon?
It's the river boats of Costa Mesa
building contractor Allen Bartelt. of
course.
Bartelt ia building vessels faithful·
ly patterned after the kind that graced
the Missisaippi and other inland wa-
ters in the 1890's,
"rve been building them for three
or lour yean and they're just atarting
to catcb an.,'' be report.a.
He ain't just wblaUln' Dixie.
Orders are Pllinl up from throulb· OU~ the United States. One of bis best
cutomera, however, might turn out
to be right down the road at New-
port Beach's Balboa Bay Club.
U the c:Jub can get city aanctlon to
use the boat for party functions, club
members in~nd to purchase one and
decorate it in Gay 90's style.
Bartelt's buzz saws are turning out
craft of various length: 32 feet. an
ocean-going 33-footer with V·shaped
hull: « feet and 64 feet.
Construction features include all·
frame keel and deck support, and
three watertight compartmenta f o r
flotation and safety. Hull hardware
includes automatic bilge pumps and
hot and cold water preSIUl"e 1ystem1
11 dtslred.
Prices of tbe f~ called Savaa·
nah Ente?'Priles. Inc., are atm beinC
adjusted. But Bartelt lndlcates they
run from rotJghly J15,IXX> for the
ocean-going model to about $38,IXX>
for the largest vessels.
Coast Pair Facing Court
In Knifing, Car Ramming
A Westminster man and a Costa
Mesa man involved in an argument
climaxed in an alleged knife slashing
and a run-down with a car are to
Fire Chief
Urges Care
On Halloween
Safety rules should be sensibly fol-
lowed during Halloween parties and
trick«-treat festivities, Fountain Val-
ley Fire Chief H. C. Lawsoo urged
today.
Police and fire department officials
in Huntington Beach, Westminster and
Seal Beach agreed with Lawson that
great s~as should be placed on safe·
ty or the Halloween treat could well
turn out to be a tra.g!c trick.
"The greatest hazt:rd at Halloween
ts the clothing fire." said Lawson.
"Fire and flowing ghost witch cos·
tumes just don't mix."
All purchased costumes should be
marked "flameproofed," the chief said
as he outlined a few preeautioos. Even
when they are flameproofed, t h e
youngsters should be leery of open
fire. . ~ For example, kids should not carry
a pumpkin containing a lighted can-
dle. Hot light bulbs and burning cig·
arettes should also be avoi~ed.
Linda Genis Chosen
As A ward Candidate
Linda Genis has been selected as
Estancia High School's candidate for
the Daughters o( the..American Revo·
lution "Good Citizen Award."
She is an honor student, officer in
the student government, and belongs
to several on and off campus organi·
zations.
appear for arraignment tn Newport
Beach-Costa Mesa Municipal Court
Wednesday.
C!mged with suspicion of assault
and battery are Joe Delores Mendet,
28. of 10J2 Olive St., Westminster. and
Donald J. Smith, '1:1, of 375 Magnolia
St., Costa Mesa.
Mendez was originally arrest~ on
suspicion of assault with a deadly
weapon. SmJth was originally arrert-
ed on suspicion of assault with in-
tent to commJt murder. The charge"
were reduced alter Costa Mesa police
conferred with the Orange County dis·
trict attoroey.
Bo4h men, now free on bdl, were
arrested early Wednesday after an
incident in the parking lot of a Vlc~
tori a Street bar. .
Smith told police Mendez slaahecf9
at his abdomen with a knife durini
an argument.
A witness told poli<:e Smith ren
Mendez down with a car. Mendez
wu in Orange County Medical Cen-
ter Wednesday aDd Thursday, rtceiv·
ingr care for injuries rtteived when
struck by a car.
Religi9R Prof
Slates Lecture
At UCI Thursday
Robert McAfee Brown, Stanford
Univenlly professor of religion, will
speak Thursday night. Nov. 2, at Uni·
versity of California, Irvine.
An article about Dr. Brown and his
views on (ajth and contemporary Is-
sues appears in the current issue of
Look magazine.
There will be no admission charge
for bis 8 p.m. talk in Campus Hall.
The topic will be "Religion ln a Sec·
ular World."
Sponsors of the talk are the Uni-
versity Interfaith Foundation and the
Associated Students.
Dr. Brown was a Protestant observ-
er at the 1963 Vatican Ecumenical
Council.
Bal Island Girl
In New Zealand
It's a tong way from Balboa Island
to New Zeahnd. but that's where
Kathleen Gregg is attending school
this year.
Mi.SS Gregg, an American l"ield
Service exchanee student. 1s doing
very well too, reports her mother.
Mrs. Clarence B. Gregg, 106 Jade
Ave .. Balboa Island. She placed tops
in her class on both English and his·
tory tests.
Parking Prote l~•l
So11ie Beach Visitors Aren't Go1ae With the Wind ••• A petition protesting campus park·.
ing conditions is being circul~led at
California State, Fullerton. It will bo
sent to the chancellor wt.en 5,000 St~·
nuturl's 11re obtained. according lo
the school news bureau.
Human beach inhabitants are finding solitude along
the Orange Coast these days. a sure sign that sum·
mer is long gone. Beach bunnies, however, have
~I
\
been rcplace<l by leathered aeronauts who have.
taken over lhe shoreline in vast flights.
I -~
"
4 DAILY PILOT Sllurd1Y. October 28, 1967
I Pulpit and Pew I
••ptbt
Dr. Edwin R. Greene wW
be in the pulpit Sunday at
Waner Aveaae B a pt I 1 t
Clnardt, Huntington Beaeb,
Meu~ntralto singer Es~
her Howe will atni dwing
the 7 p.m. lel'Vioe.
The men'• fellowship w1ll
hold a dinner at &:30 p.m.
today in the fellowship ball
on tbe church grounds.
Church members today are
attendiDg the Southwest
Baptiat Conference ln San
Bernardino.
MornlJlg worship services
Sunday at the Ftnt Baptlat
C b a r c b, 17415 Magnolia,
Fountain Viney, have Ileen
scheduled for 11 a.m. Rev.
Herbert Dominguez, t h e
pastor, will speak. Nursery
care will be provided.
The church school family
picnic will be held at 1 :30
p.m. in Sigler Park, West·
minster. There will be no
evening service Sunday due
to the picnic.
Mid-week Bible study has
been set for 7 p.m. Wednes·
day.
''The Prodigal Who Stay·
ed at Home" will be the
sermon topic of Pastor Mel·
vln V. Taylor at 8:30 and
10:55 a.m. Sunday at Fair-
view Baptht Church, 2525
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa.
Harold Rawlings will con-
duct a "Landmark Hour" at
11 a.m. Sunday at the Flnt
Bapead Cbrd, ~1 ~·Ja, Costa Mesa. Dr. J. G.
Newmar will haDdk the
morning worship service.
Dance hu been ICbe4uJed
for 8:~ p.m. today by 8L
Jtlaa tlae BapUat CbuQ
Men's Club, ln Sl John'•
Pariah Hall, lOU Baur St.,
Santa Ana.
Dre11 casual. coat $2 per
couple, aald club prealdent
Leo Dube.
A strong program of Chril·
tlan Stewa.rdlhip wW be
emphulied Sunday at the
Flrtt Baptl1t Cbarcll of
Hutlaitoa Beaell, laid the
Pastor, Rev. Wlllla J . Loar.
1lle menage, "The Stew-
ardship of Life," will tie in
with the forthcoming build·
ing program to commence
early in January.
The message will be pre-
sented at the 9:~ a.m. ser·
vice at the Peek Chapel,
7801 Bolsa Ave., Westmln·
ater, and at the 11 a.m. ser·
vice at the Huntington
Beach Chapel, 6th and Or-
ange, Huntington Beach.
Clarbtlan Sdenee
Christian Science teacher.
lecturer Glenn L• Morning
will be i speakel' at serv-ices sc uled for 8 p.m.
Friday the Ftr1t Cbareb
of Chrla Sclentlat, 3303 Via
Lido, Newport Beach.
Morning, a former con·
cert pianist who haa per-
formed throughout tbe U.S.
and Canada, will discuaa:
"What You Can Depend
On.''
"The blesaing of ~ Lord,
It maketb rich ud He add-
etb no torrOW wttb ll"
Th.la verse from Proverbl
iJ the Golden Text of Sun·
Nearer Jtlfl Gell •••
Rev. Robert H. Schuller, pastor of the Glftlea Groft Community Clmrdl. mm
that this 90-foot steel cross is the talle at in the world. Tbe top ol tbl crom II
250 feet from the ground. It was hoisted into place Wt week.
450 Years Ago
Luther's Hammer Ripped
The Christian World Apart
By LOUIS CASSELS
UllMM Pftla l*rudmal
Sunday will be celebrated
bJ many Protes1ant church·
• tlrougbou1 tbe nation u
.. Reformation SUnda.Y" "":'
the 450th anniversary of hl.1-
..,.. molt important act
ot tackhlmmer carpentry.
On Ocl 31, 1517, a Roman catholic monk named Mar-
tha Lalber nailed to a churcb
door in W'rttenber&. Germa·
111. a long • winded Latin
clocQiueJlt detailing 95 rea-
aom why he disapproved of
tbe then-prevalent practice
of seDing "indulgences."
Luther intended only to
stir up a bit of scholarly
debete with other. Catholic
tbeologiam. lmteed. be I&·
nlted tbe Protestant Refor.
maticln. which was to 1pllt
the dnrch apart.
NO FIJBS TODAY
U a Catholic moot were
to publilh today all the the-
ological arguments coatain-
ed in Luther's "95 these1,'•
be would not cause a schism
or get himself excommuni·
cated. In fad. be wouldn't
attnict much attention at
ell Tremendous chan&ea
Jaaft taken place In the
Qadl of Rome, particullr· lJ bl recent yean. Jt bU
ll'ldic8ted IDUJ "' the .... and modified IOIDe
If .. docbiaei a.. Lalber
jtthll 1 d.. Alld lt -.... am. tar more bwpllllt1e to
nlailbiil.
fonnauon -attack the Pa·
pacy or proc1&lm the auffi.
clency of the Scrlpture1 u
• guide t.o faith. He limply
said what every Catholic
theologian today would rea·
dily endorse -that God'•
mercy should not be .hawk-
ed about in the marketplace
as if it were a commodity
under exclusive control of
the church and ita priest-
hood.
POPE DESPERATE
the DomlnJoan Friar John
Tetzel, wbo peddled lndul·
gences from town to town
ln Germany.
lronically, Luther denoun-
ced this sordid business on
the grounds that It was
"contrary to the spirit and
intention of the Pope."
Had Leo X been the kind
of man that Luther naive·
ly believed him to be, the
95 th e s e s might have
prompted a Vatican crack·
down on indulgence sales·
men. Instead, the Vatican
responded with a crack·
down on Luther, who was
ultimately excommunicat-
ed in a Papal bull which be-
gan with the \rords:
'WILD PIG'
"A wild pie has invaded our vineyard and mutt be
bunted down . • . "
Lutbem's spark fell on dry
tinder. His theses, translat·
eel into German and widely
circulated, became a rally•
ing point for princely pro-
tests against Vatican med·
dling in national politics
and popular protest& against
the rampant currupUon and
cynicism of an ecclesiasti·
cal hierarchy in whidl bi·
sboprics were openly bought
and sold for the amount of
r e v e n u e that mJgbt be
squeezed out of them.
Dr. Paul K. Jewett, pro-
fessor of systematic theol-
ogy at Fuller Theologic.al
Seminary. Pasadena, w i 11
discuss "T h e Continuing
Meaning and Importance of
the Reformation M o v e·
ment" Sunday at the UnJ·
ventty Baptist Church, 2252
S. E. Palisades Road, San-
ta Ana.
~·s ChriJtian Science le!·------------------------------Talerated and even boo-
ared in tbe contemporary
Catholic cban:b are many
tbeoJogiam whole oat.spok-
en criticism of the status
quo goes far beyond any-
thiag Luther said in his 95
tbnel.
In 1517, Pope Leo X waa
desperately trying to raise
large sums of money to
complete St. Peter's Oburch
In Rome. Bil mott effeetive f\lnd-rt.lsinl tecbnique was
the trat6c ID tadulptlce1.
Aa .iadalaenc:e. ltrietJ1 de-
fined, merely remita the
tempera! punilhment in pur·
ptory which a repent.ant
llnner would otherwise have
to undergo. But many 15th
century Catholics recanted
indulgences as Papal li-
censes to &in with impunity.
And thia view was actively
encouraged by some of the
priestly buckstas, such as
In recent yean, tbe berl·
tage of bitterna1 left bJ tbe
Refonnation hu MIUD to
evaporate at lone last, and
Catholics and Protestantl
are once again drawing to·
gether in a new spirit of
brotherhood. Thi& rapproch·
ement is known as "The Ee·
umenloal Movement" end
future historians may re-
gard it as the most algnlfl·
cant religious event since
the ReformaUon.
The Reformation Sunday
services are scheduled for
11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
A Halloween H a r v e s t
son sermon oa ''Everl11ting
Puishment," to be ob-
served Sunday in all Orance
Couty Cbrllttu Sdence
Cltarcbet.
Coagrqational
The topic of Dr. Murray's
sermon Sunday at Comma·
nJty Cbarcb, Concregational
611 Heliotrope Ave., Corona
del Mar. will be: "Doing
tbe Possible." There will be
services at 9:30 and 11 a.m.,
witu child care provided at
\-.ORANGE
HARBOR TRINITY BAP11ST CHURCH
UJO ..._St . .t ......... C... ..._
IOIUT S. HW, P9lfW
Sunday School 9:4S a.m. Morning WorsbJp 11:00 a.m.
Baptist Training Union 8 p.m. Evening service 7 p.m.
Wednesday Bible Study & Prayer ........... 7:00 p.m.
both. Church school at 9:~ a .m. Sunday at 8&. Mldlael
a.m. and All Aacell M!ethe,
Marguerite and Fiftb streets Epbeepal Corona del Mar.
Holy Communion will be
celebrated at 7:30 and 11
a.m. Sunday at St. James'
Episcopal Church, 3'l09 Via
Lido, Newport Beach. Mom·
ing prayer will be held at
9 a.m.
Holy Communion wW be
celebrated at 8 and 9:30
L•tlaer•n
The Company of the Com·
mltted, a drama irouJ>, will
present "'lbe CUp of Trem·
bling.. Sunday at the ~
eran Clmrdl of die Baar·
recUon. ISlt Hamilton, Hunt·
lngton Beach. The plaJ is
part of the cburcbe'• cele-
braUoo ol Bdormatilm SU.
day.
~ play. ... Gil tbe
llie of German tbealoOa
Dietrich BcJnhoeffer, wlll be
presented at 7 p.m. Tbere
is no acfmjcgicw fee.
The ~ aanivenary of
the Refonnation will be ceJe.
brated Sunday at the LIA-
eru Ckudl el Clle llalta' •
2900 Pacific View Drhe. Co-
rona del Mar. Dr. WDliam
Lather did not -in thls
iaitial document of the Re-
R. Eller will di1CU11 "Tbe
Marta of Discipleship. 0
W a I t e r Buchterldrcben
and Allen Goody will deliver
a special message on the
program of November or
Loyalty month.
Lu t h e r a n churches in
Huntington Beach will mark
Reformation Sunday with
open houses at area chur<."b~
es from 3 to 5 p.m.
Guided tours of t h e
churches are planned. Ex·
planation of Lutheran prin·
(See PULPIT, Pace 5)
COAST CHURCH DIRE,CTORY
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
17th end Oeleware1 Huntington Beach
Worship Services&: Church SchooL9:lO I 11:00
FAllYIEW IAPTIST CHURCH ~MJ
.............. P* ..... c.M.
1:10 & 10-.55 A.M. WORmlP SERVICE
t:Jt AA ..,....., C-. ICllOOl.
.. PA. k . • • Ir. • .... ,,_ ......._ ........... 1:9& l:ISP.M.
~ ...... v. hl'llr-.....,c..-.....
Newport Harbor
Lutheran Church
2501 Cliff Dr. IJ 8-4293 ,... .................. .....,
,,.. ......... J. lee4llcW
Luther1n Church
of the Mester
2900 Paclflc View Dr.
CORONA DEL MAR
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~MH~9 ~0 ~M~~~R~~~~~~~~~E~RN~82~~~~~~U~R~C~H~~~~~~~~~~ I
f IRS T CHRIST I AN CHURCH G. Russell Shaw, P1stor 536-3537 651 H Cue, c-..._ ~= 9:':'1ci1·'.'.'.:·,:,=:,':i: .....
DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER
Phont OR 3-5022
1:45 A.M.-Famlly WanhT,
9:41 A.M-S11nclrt Chllrc~
Schnl
___.040 Tl6ett Awe. n.n...t & w.,..n.t, FOUNTAIN VAWY 9" .... f 0 t L ;r °'· .,,,..,,. •· ...... o.oJ MllR.._ • S....ey Sc,..., •••••.••••• t!'ltl Tr•W.. Ueiolt •••••••••• 1:41 Nursery care available
UNIFIED SEAVICE-1.S •••• 9tl0, WORSHIP ... 10:]0 11.z-====-===-=====::o===-====---..... ===ill M9nli119 w.,Ji;, ........ 11:00 f.etllltt Wenlii, ••••••••• 7:00 at all services
H•rw" .,,....., at an._... PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH ~ =., fvettillt ~·~'!......_ WELCOME
11 100 A.M.-Fettlva Wotthl' "..,.,,........
A C-m11111tJ Cllw~ ~Vlallen Are AlwYI W.._.. Mesa Verda Drive I laker StrHt, Coate MeH, C.lif.
FIRST COMMUNITY CHURCH
OP HUHTlllOTOM IUCH
ae2 ATLANTA AVlllUa
11 mlk -"' et A•mu l llMdlt ... , tf 8eH• llW.I
1"'41.., le-.. ,,. AM 1'"'111 "-6 llMe .,_ •••. •:II PM
~ Wtnllll' lt:U AM 1-llne Senlce .... 1:• ,M ""'° 'ASTOR: A. C. U YILLI -f'l!Me "7-1111
UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH
2252 S. I . PALISADES ID.
SANTA ANA Hll(iHTS
IUNDAY SCHOOL .... • ........................ f;G A.M.
MORICtll• WOllSHIP .............................. 11 AJA.
•VllllN• WOHHIP • . ...................... 1 P.M.
MIDW•ak HRVICI WIDNISDAY .... . f:ll f'.M. asv. 11o•••T CAHILL.-CHURCN f'HONI MS-~n
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
llANCHU OP THI MOTHU CHURCH
THI PIUT CHUICH OP CHRIST, SCllNTln
IN 1onoN, MASSACHUSms
Subject of the Lesson-Oct. 29
"Everlasting Punishment"
Coron1 del Mar-Second Church of Newport Beach
c ....... W.ka-1
610 c.-tM Aft. c.... .. ...
Cllerdl & s..-, SdlffJ-10 A.M.
R ...... 1 ... -2161 I. CMlt H"l•
Cost• Meu-Flrtt Church
610 W. 1M St. lea. 9111, 11 ; SS. 9111, 11 .
... di"' .... -, '" .. ..,.,. .......
Huntington BHch-fllrst Church
ltti St. 4't Oti.. Sn. 91JO, 11 : II. 9iJO, 11.
IM4l11t .... -11 I Ollwe
lagun• Beach-Flrat Church
6J5 Hl9li Dme lea. t iJl, 11 ; SS. 9:J0, 11.
leedl"t a .. 111 -214 ,__ A"·
Newport BHch-Flrat Church
llOJ Vie Lide Swa. 9111, 11 : SS. 9111, 11 .
laodl11t lee111 -U1 I vi. LWe
All 11re cordially invited to attend the church services
and en joy the privilege~ of th e Reading Rooms
AlfDltlW C. AlfD•IUOtf, Paetw
f'AMILY SUVICI: I & 11:U a.I'll. SUNDAY KHOOL: f sll & lt:1J a.111. ......... Y.... ......,... IMdl
~fW:S~~T COMMUNITY METHODIST BAHA'IS
NOCl.AJll ,rince of PHce lutheren School -Min Esther 01 ... , ,rlnd111el
Offiu Phofte: 54'·0521 School Phone: 549.QSU Baha' u' llah CHURCH 1 14HW.c;::r.;!l'c:'~,_ .....
1219 ....... St .. c-. .... ...., w ..... -1:41 .....
G. I :1 ~ ~ 646 4652 .._ ... WWllllp -9:41 A.M.
N"""Y '"9WM C....U SchM-9:41 ._ .. M)ll-1ii:i1i;;;;;:i;a::::::mc:::1--ic:::~~-ll:Sc::::m--cm--<ll ,,__ K. I rl""-Mlahtw 67l~JIOI vange emp e Interim Minister "h. 67~3985
-n. .......... o.."' sa.m1 • .....-
"ASSEMBLY OF GOO" Dr. D. W. McEl.roy 396 E. 21st St., Costa Mesa
1oto '"'-""· CoJM M-WORSHIP HOUR 10:45 A.IA.
.,, .. A.M. -Wenllltl S.Vke If:• A.M. -,...., k1INI SUNDAY SCHOOL 9'.30 ,,,. P .M. -an1v11 TlnM c..._,., •--
1va119. v. 14. M•IMfl. P .. 1# !In. H ........ AMlld•I ....... ~a .. ......., ~ad --~------~--··_··· __..·· fiaJ,or':1rJ/C/,,,.;J/ian C~urc~
COSTA MESA
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
19th Str91t letwMn N.wport and H1rbor Blvds.
(LOOtc POR TH• alLL TOWH)
SUNDAY MORNING SERVICES
9:30 Early Service
11:00 Momlng Worship with Chancel Choir
HWWtY Care Ow"t 1et11 Serllca Glad Tidings Assembly of God
Fifteenth & Monrovia. Newport Beach
Of -...OU llACK-1 ........ ) ......, .,,, .. ..... . . .......
42S L 1M St,. C:... ..._ SUNDAY SCHOOL ~?e:::======~e;::!i!iii=: ..... ==~~=-iiSiiili;;;;;o:iiiiii:iiiii:ill Complete Program at 9:30 and again at 11:00 a.m.
THOMAS llNYINUTI, Petter
Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship 10:50 A'.M.
C.A. Service 6:00 P.M. Evangelistic Rally 7:00 P.M.
1..,. lkli S.ll•n e...c.cts JI Yelce CMlr ....., S-., •ltltt·
Wed. 7:30 p.m. Prayer-Royal Rangers & Missionettes
f'ITter MMtl19, Mea. 7:JO P.M. Call 146-716' fw c.MMeflnt
4-iUNT!NGTON BEACH
FIRST OtRISTIAN OtURCH
1207 Main St. 53f>.2589
IW Is sJhe IJ6.tlll
-.-....: ~--------' _...... Dm 1 .... -SERVICES-............ ..._.... . .., . ..... ~. e Yount HOUR 6:11 P.111. e MMIH WORSMIP 7:tt P.M.
lll04ftmt .. ltYKa-W9DllbOAT-1 r.M.
..-.~-.. ..-I HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD
740 W. Wiison, Cost• Mela r.-----=i=-s::z:;;::...._._.. ...... mm------il
V. 1.-HllTWECK. ,_.,
DOUGLAS TOUH•, 14. Dir. UI DON COIHY,
Mt. ..... efMM&YHtti
Su .. d1y School: 9:45 A.M.
Worthip: 10:50 A.M.
''TM Ml We A,. AhW Te ......._"
lenM11 lly ,...., H•fHQ
1'ovth hrvlu 6 P.M.
Hour of eva119ell1M 7 I' M.
"TM D.-.y T• Uf9"
SenM• lly ,...., '-Ceffey
141·4707 .... 141-7112
COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
~,..SdlMI -Kl.....,... -•-11,., -(lllN C.W.
I ------------·------------~--------~
EYANGEUCAL FIEE CHURCH
Of lnllmlle'rOM llACll
tt1Z PL0mU Aft.
._.., ............... AA ..... ..... •·····• ••• P.M. ....... ...._ .... n.z A.A ...... .....,. ...... ,,. ,. ...
••llHJ'Y ....c:u...s• ....,_ .... ~
... ...., .................................................. 11• r.M.
Seventh Day Adventist Church
m ~ -.-. C-a.--.afl ...._ H..W A.fy
............. UL ................. 111.aA......-, ....,...._, .. _ ......... , ........... 1>-==---===----==---..... =-----=------=-===-J
CHURCH OF CHRIST
287 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA
llTWUM HAHOlt eM PAlltYllW
SUNDAY MORN IN& lllLE STUDY , , • , .....•..••• 9t45 AM
SUNDAY MORNIN6 WORSHIP & COMMUNION , • 10:45 AM
SUNDAY EVENING WORSHll' ................... 6~00 , M
WEDN ESDAY EVENING BIBLE STUD Y . . . . • . • • • • • . 7·JO PM
NURUlY C.UI PROVIDED
Fint A.111.-., of God Ch•ch
146 E. 22nd St., c..te -. 541-3761
I H. c. CIOMC. PAITOI ..... PAUUIM. CHOll DlllCTOl I
SunMy Scheel -9:30 1.m.
f•mlty Wenhlp -10-.50 a.m.
Pastor's Subject: "rU Tell My Community About God"
Church Choir -Youth R11ly -7 p.m.
D11an• O. Movfl•ld D. $. H11n1 Evangelistic S.rvlce -7 p.m. \
I Mlnltm A ... ,, ... Mll1la,.r Guest Speaker -Rev. Bob Bowden
Rev Richard J. Ounrap, P11tor Phone 548-n27 .. ours .• WKS, MYP. llNOL• &UL ADULTS aY AOIL #1111, ICOUTS
COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH
6662 Heil Avenu•, Huntington IHch
Morning Worahfp 9:00 Ii 10:30
Church School 9:00 i 10:30
Nursery care durin~ services
Youth Group 7:30 p.m.
Rev. Roger G. Betsworth, Plf.tor •tv. Lawr-1 T, Y-9 DWll'f V. Jiii-Jr,
842-4461
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
of the Harbor Area
Chrl1t Presbyterl•n
Church of
Huntington a .. ch
201 ll M•CJnolle IN u r AdemJI
Giibert W. Allen, Pt1lor
Sunday Worship '•lO A.M.
Ch11rch School I 0145 A.M.
OHice JI 5 lrd St,
536-0139
PrHbyt1rl1n Church
of the Coven1nt
Cost• Meu
St. Andrew'•
Pr•sbyterian Church
Newport Bt1ch
600 St. Anclrawt R.I,
CharlH Herb .. t Diere nfleld
Pu tor
Worship & Church School
1:00, 9:)0 I 11 :00 A.M.
646-7147
St. M•rk Pr11byt•rl1n
Church, Coron• del Mar
Corner Jamboro I
E.Jtbluff Dr.
2150 F1l,vit w Ro1cl Robtrt H. Carley, l'Hlor
Warr•" G, Studer, Putor Worthip-l1lO A.M.
Sund•r Wotthip I Church Wonhip &. Church School
Schoo 9:)0 A 11 :00 A.M. 10:10 A.M.
545-4304 C,44-1341
Child Care Provided j Phone: 548-5711 D1y or Night Vltffora Welcome -Nunery Att•nd•nt I
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•
PULPIT AND PEW .•.
(Cuntlnued From Page 4l
ciples and teach.Ing will be
provided.
The five churches open to
the public will be:
Lutheran Church of th
ReaurrecUon, 9812 Hamilton
Pastor Dale B. J ohnson;
First Lutheran Cburcb, 8200
Ellis. Pastor James De
Longe; Grace Lutheraa
Church, 6931 Edinger, Pas-
tor Robert W. Larsen; King
of Glory Lutheran Cburch,
17791 Newland, Pastor C. E .
Shoemaker and Redeemer
Lutheran C b u r c h, 16351
Springdale, Pastor Eugene
Sebram.
Prhlce of Peace Lutheran
Cburc•, Baker and M e s a
Verde, Costa Mesa, will ob-
serve special Reformation
Day services Sunday at 8
and 11 :15 a.m. At 3 p.m.,
the communit.y is invited to
' attend open house. There
will be a tour of tbe facili·
ties. followed by an old·
fashioned Lutheran "coffee
party."
Members or Cbrllt Lath·
eran Cbureh, 760 Victoria,
Costa Mesa, will celebrate
the Festival of the Refor·
mation at the 8: 15 and 11
a.m . services on Sunday.
Rev. Lothar V. Tornow
wiU discuss "The Sure Foun-
dation," a t both services.
Sunday school and Bible
classes will present a spe·
cial Reformation Service at
9:~ a.m. in the church
sanctuary. Members and
friendt are invited to at·
tend an open house on this
occasion of the Reformation
Anniveraary to be held at
3 p.m. at the church.
Metlaoflut
The Method.lat Church of
the Good Shepherd, 15500
Van Buren St., Westminster,
will celebrate tbe sixth an-
niversary of its organization
on Sunday. Charter mem·
bers still living in the area
are invited to attend and
be introduced to the COD·
gregation by Rev. David M.
IN LOYIN6 MIMOtlY
of "' HlllMll4 n4 ~
WILSON HAU fAWCm
P•sud 11111v October 21. lt6'
sadly Ml>aed Ill' his Wife •NI F1mUy
Elva s. F•Watll
£mphnizing
The Plan of God
The Penon of Chritt
The Power of the Holy Spirit
Sund1Y School 9 AM
Morning Wor$1tip 9 •nd 10:30 AM
Evrnong Service 7 PM
WednH<11y Bible Study
ind PrAyer 7 PM
Nursery during services
A full Youlh Progr•m
Crn. of Or•ngt •nd 23rd. St.
Cost• Mes.t
Ptttor H. [, Jone!, lfCA Mbr.
Walker dur i n g 1ervsca.
Birthday cake. in honor of
the occasion. will be served
during tbe patio coaee hour
at 10:30 a.m.
Services will be held at
the Mesa Venle Me...._
Cbarcb, 1701 Baker St., Cos-
ta Mesa. cm Sunday at t
and 10:30 a.m. and oa
Thur*>' at 7:15 p.m. Rev.
RichmOOd c. Jotu.. will
preacb oa ''The Penuad-
ers". Thursday, Dr. James
Catanzaro will diacou ''Our
Searcb For Meaning."
Tbe Fl r It Mdlull•
Cb11relt1 GO W. 1ltb St., C..-
ta Mesa, will bold wonbip
services at 9:30 and 11 a.,m..
Sunday with Rev. Ricbarcl
Dunlap -~g at boUl
services. His sermon topic
is "The Mission for Today
ls. • . " 1be cboin, llllder'
the direction of Jerry 01lea.
will sine at bath aemc..
A. supervised nunery md
church IChool c1aues for aD
ages are held at 9:3D and
11 e.m. Youth Fellowship
meetings are held each &un-
day .t 6;30 p.m.
A film, ''A Time for
Burning." will be lbowa ia
lf'8 sanctuary at 7 p.m. ?be
public is invited MlCI a di5'
cussion will follow.
. "The Continuing BlJfanna..
tion" is lbe aermoa qlic
chosen for Sunday by Das
A. Bassett, puCDr al t ~ e
Commulty M e t It • • t II
QllJ'Cb, US Apt.e Ave.. Bal-
boa bland. SundaJ will be
JWonnatioll Slmday is ~
cburch, and ...... ril ..
held at t :• ud U a.a..
with Sunday Sdlloll Ill t :•
a.m.
The FI r 1 t M•1•rt
C111ucla, 2721 • 1'1Ul Street.
Huntington BelCh. will coe-
duct two wonbip 1ervices
Sunday at 9: 30 and 11 a.m.
Rev.' G. Russell Shaw will
preacb on the topic, "Do NGt
Be Conformed." Church
school meets •t 9:30 and 11
a .m. Nursery care ii pro-
vided during all servic:'a.
The Jwlior Jf.et.bodist Y CIUtb
Fellowsmp will meet at 6:31
p.m. The Senior M. Y .F . will
give a costume HaUowem
Party fOr all of the cburcb
school cbildrea from 6:38 to
8 p.m.
UMIVERSITY
METHODIST OtURCH
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11:11 A.M.
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First Baptist Church
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COMMUNITY
CONGREGATIONAL • 611 HELIOT•OPE
673-4000
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Describes thl DAILY PILOT'S
coverage of local ntWJ, No
othtt paper earn as much
ab<lut wlltrt Yo11 YOU 11¥1.
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CHURCH
Victoria & Placentia Ave.
Costa Mesa
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MISSOURI SYNOD
760 Vieterie St., c..+e ....,.
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Welcomes You. p~ ftEW
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Phone: 675-0210 ID-'IM
ST--:MIClfAEL'&'ALL ANGELS, Stb le Marguerite Pm F.w&I
Corona del Mar nJlllD.AL mlmE
Sundays: 8:00, 9:3()-Cbild care at 9:30 -... :.--••11111"'1
Holy Days as announced
Ykor, The a ... Jolttt Reten D..ts -,._. 671"4tl Dll1W"I ...-nJAU -m ... S • JOHN THE DIVINE , 2043 Orange Ave .. C.M. 8 c l _. ._.
Strndays 7:30 & 9:30 Church School-9:30 IM 6G1I
Thursdays: 6:30 & 10 a.m.; Holy Days as announced ...___.. n :c JIUSTUAID
Ylce,, The Rn. hll11 W. Denolthff -,._ 14WJ1' .,""'""'~.rr ..__~~~~~~E-Pl_s_co_P_A_L~~~--------"' g, 11111 .. IL,. .. Ollla
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Saturday, October 28, 1%7 DAILY Pl LOT 5
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Cancer
Movies
Shown
The movie's being taken
to the audience by the Or·
ange County Branch of the
American Cancer Society.
With a unit called Movie
Mobile, the ACS aims to
bring information about call'-
cer d~tection to large groups
in business and industry.
The Movie Mobile is a
sell ·contained outdoor the·
ater in a compact van, com·
plete with 15 chairs and an
electrical conne<:tlon ttiat
can be plugged into any
usual outlet.
..., ... -Jib. Paa.I R. Holmes, 2821 Circle
Dime, Kcwpat Bwll, a volunteer worker with a. Qi • C 3' Bracb of tbe American Cancer
W1, tif' -..aety's Movie Mobile i.nforma·
tiofl program to employes of J. C. Carter Co., Costa
Mesa, EmpJoyes were given relief time to see film
on cancer detection.
Cartoon films on cancer's
warning signals can be pre·
senU!d on coffee breaks, at
lunch periods or continuous·
ly through the day. The pr0r
grams go fOr 15 minutes.
Volunteers man the unit and
'distribute pamphlets a n d
give other inf onnatlon.
Mesa Oillfth ~
Sets Bible
Talk Series
.MEETINGS
Persons interested in more
details about the Movie Mo·
bile or in scheduling a visit
may call the ACS at 838-
0510.
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--~-' dCa-... 1Mws My ., Califm'Dia
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fl B'Slli B'rilla. and Chap-
--Ctllealr an eo-sponsor-izc tile nail.
Dr. GIK:k • tk bead of ae n di azta at Berk-*' wllidl ftlCimeed a
filie ~ 1WJ • anti-
ioi acila sp 11 11 eel by the
~ League.
New Editor
For Magazine
Methodist
Women ·Set
Prayer Week
Methodist women in Wom·
an's Societies of Christian
Service and Wesleyan Ser·
vice Guilds across America
will participate the week of
October ~31 in one of their
most important an~ob·
servances, the "Cal!' to
tf'rayer and Self-Denial.0
Initiated by M e t h o d l s
women in 1887 as a Wee.k
of Prayer and Sell-Denial,
the Call focuses on guided
mission ._.y, an offering
for special mission projects
and a deepened spiritual
life. More than 1,600,000
women in 36.000 Societies·
and Guilds (the Society's
auxiliary ror employed
women) in al~50 tes will join in the ob rv nee.
The Call i s ored by
the Woman's i 'sion of the
Methodist Board of Ws-
sioos. The Division, one of
the four major units of the
Board of Missions. is the
national policy-making body
for all local Woman's So-
cieties and Guilds.
The theme of the 1967
Call to Prayer and Self•
Denial ·is "Feed My Sheep."
taken from John 21 :17. The
theme emphasizes love and
brotherhood through care
for children
Beach Visit
For Korean
Rev. Roger Betsw<>rth of
Huntington Beach is one of
six SoUthlend Methodist min·
isters who are entertaining
JIDl• Rumsey three Korean ministers of
their church. A ' ted The Koreans will spend ppotn four m o n t h s serving in
Southern Callf ornia and Ari-
Ilion, l•ltlo.l1 l:JO p.m.
H•t1lor LltK TOHlm .. ler'• Club,
White Hor•• Inn, lQt5 NewPWt Blvd., N.--t Bt.tcll, 1 1.m.
Mesan Named
To Assembly
llr•kful °'""'''' Club Of Cosl• Men. Coral RHf resl•uronf. lllo&S A Costa N.:esa man is ()ne
lqrbor Blvd .. cos•• Mes., 1:JO •·"'· of aix ministers who have
llotrd ol Rtal!ON. NewPOl'I HlrllOr• been re--1-•&.1 to ..... & As· Co111 Mesi, .. lbdt lllY Club, 1171 -.. ""'""' I.I~ w. coue Hlt/lw•r. ,.._,.., sm11. semblles of God naUon·wide . . "'' WtsrmiftJle• R ... f'Y ell*. 1<1111•1 Tiiiie board o! education.
re•ur..,., w.lflllMMr. u -O ,._,,,., Bud•.. -.i..a.. .. t ElCCl\afltt CIVIi ti '""-1 Herller, • ....,,..... e"• ............... '!\Ill Slllr'I, HAI W, Coetl H1tllw1v, Of Southern 0allf01'1Ua CoJ•
N-1 ll .. dl. I)-· 1 'll t th E1c111119e c1u1> or c.,.._ dtl Mi r. ege, wt · represen e v111a Sweden, 35.lf E. c0t1t Hlllllw1v. southwest district on th e
Coron. dtl M1r, 12 -· d hi M•rlnen Lion& Club. Verwlllos, 1617 new board. Budge an s =~lltf Drive, NewPOrt 8t1ch, IZ five Colleagues will S8l'V8
K•w1nl1 Club of cos1a MH•·Nortn. three-year terms.
Corti tleef rt•laurant, 2645 Htrbor .-.o::::=..,..:_,..,..w:;;:;:=;;;::;i--~
&hid., Cos•• Mew, 12:10 P.m. I , ___,._ N-1 H1rbor Klwanl\ Club, VII-S-, . •......, --la Mlrln1. llMS Bayside Drive, New-I• ,...... 1 ..... 1 P0rt le.di, 12: 10 P.m.
HunllntfOft Btec.11 Norltl Lions Club, ~ W1rd. Brents/llre Room. Mont~
ery Ward, HIHlllnolon Center, Hunl· 111111on Buell. 12:U p,m.
H-1·1rvlne Roterv Club, Danlt l's
rut1urant, 2131 Brlttel St.. Coste - - -
Men. 12 noon. -·-~ U.S. N1v1I See C-Corps. 7.\U oup1 1!!1ft!! 8'trr•n<• Aoecl, SMll• Ant, 7 p.m. C WI lo& I 5
Hunllnvton BMCll Lion• Club, Sllertton
lletch Inn, Hunllnalon Beech. 6:30 l1lee. ~
p.m. • Mu A I Gold Coa•I Sllrln. Club, meets v1rlou.> _..,
pieces, oonlect Judea Wm. Cflrlslltn-~ -
M.,.onlc L~, IOOF Hill, Wutmll)-sen, ~-sso1. •:JO P.m. ~~
llU /l.vt,, WHlmlntler 7:30 o.m. CoHI C1mtf1 Clvll. RKrtatlon 81<19.,
1714 W. Bl lbol lllvd,. NIWDOrt
lltach, 7:30 '·"'· 1'1clflc Cots! 4~y Socletv, ~ MuteUrn. S.nt Ana. 7:l0 • ·~ I.We C....
Ort11111 Co.ul Roni Mason&. k1l1rlnt I.We I• ~:-=~ ~::c::~·7:~40~.,,!.~"' SlrHI, • 2401 L c.-.....
HMbor ar~ Toeslmealtr Club, MIMI c.... .. ...
Verde Countr'/ Club. Cost• ~. e 111 J Nertfl ..... It.
7:30 p.m. •~ •-NtW-1 Harbor Elka Club. Elks Lodllt, --
:: P~~. OPorto, NowPOrt B r-==;;;...-.==:::!====::
American Luion l'oil '" and Au1111a • rv, A,.,.rlun Levlon Hill, 565 w .
llfh Stretf, Cotla Mesa, 1:00 o.m.
American Lt11lon l'ost 133 of Hunlln•
Ion Beach, Amtnun Le11lon Hell,
Civic Center, Huntlnolon ktch 1:00 o,m.
Hunllnolon luch JunlOI' C111mber Of
Comm•rce, Sllareton BNth l11n, Hunt111111on Buen. I o.m .
Hunllntton 8t1cll Blrrkks No. ?3IO,
va1er1n1 of World War ' V.F,W •
Hell, lit Yorl<town Aw.. Hunllnt· ton Bet</I, 2:30 p,m.
Ma...,,lc Golden Harbor Whlle Shrine
No. ti, Masonic Te1111>l1, 1.01 1Stll
Strffl, HtwPOl'I llHdl, 1:00 p.m.
l'lllDAY
F rldav Analer•s Club, NewPOrt Her· bor V1elll Club. 720 W, Bay Avt-
nut, N twPOr1 Btecll. 12 noon ~unlinoton laKll Rolary Club, Slier ..
hln Beach Inn, Hunllnoton 8t1cll, IZ:IO p,m.
Moriner> Lion• Club. Stull Shirt, !242 w. COid Hwy., NewPOrl Beech.
11:15 "·"'· MAr Vl>ll MtlOlllc lod""', Masonic
Temple, UOI 15111 SI., NtwllOrl
Btecll. 7:30 o.m,
UCI Fol~ Dancing. C•mPUI Halt, Uni· verslty ol Ctllfornl1, lrvl,,., 7:30
p,m,
Par.nts Wllhov1 ParlMrs, Oran11t
Countv. Mtw Verde County Club,
Cosl• M-, • 11.m.
SATURDAY
Chrlallan tlu11ntss,.,.n•a Committee.
Leo's Aes11ur1nf, Corona oet Mar,
1:00 a.m. Vl~lnt Club of the Ma;bor 4re3, 2116
Newoort l lvd .. Costa Mesa. •1:10 o.m1 A~tllor l odH VOA, Ebfll W-n·s
Clubllollse. 515 B•lboe Blvd.. New·
POf't Beach. 1:00 o.m .
1968!
That's not the
price .•• they
cost less
hull Aber ttl Watmin-
satt '-._. ct... asS()< a. elits el n&a. mu ..
tnled. Ille sa.dntt maga-
zize al Califania State Col·
James E . Rumsey, 29. rt of M ..... 00. t former Newport Beach res1-zona as pa a euu is 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; _______ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-9'
dent, is one of eight per· minister exchange program.
sons from a ltlree-state Rev. Betsworth and five col·
area. including California. leagues spent a month last
selected by the federal of· year working in Korean
li!ee. .......... fW the faJI . .... .
fice of Civilian Manpower churches.
Management to attend a Rev. Kwan Jo Myung. di·
special training course in rector of Shepherd Hall at
Washington. the Methodist Seminary in
Rumsey ~as graduated Taejon, Korea, will ser ve
from Newport Harbor High two months at Community
School, attended Orange Methodist ChlU'ch . Hunting .
Rew • ....._.. V• will be Coast Coll~ and worked ton Be~ch. He will then go
Ille .... lpeabr Sunday for the Southern Counties on to an Arizona assign·
al M!l'•ites adlldaled for Gu Co. mcnt. I
9:6 a.a. .... 7 p.m. atl.=:==================;I
tlle Qr' 1 f' ... Cn&er.
la •ites wil k lleJd at the a., V i e • Elementary
SdlM.. 251 S. E. Orcbard.
5'lsla Ma ea,:llCs.
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• A
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Visit the
"OPEN HOUSE"
Celebration
of
The 450th Anniversary
of the Refonnatlon
Sunclay, OctoHr 29
Consult the netrest litted luther•n Church in
your nei9hborhood. Visit the "Open House''
prepared with a warm welcome for you. Be the
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Attend the REFORMATION FESTIVAL PAGEANT
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beginning at 2:30 P.M.
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"l DAILY PILOT Saturday, October 28, 1967
Late Senator Wiley Gifted With Vision of Future
By JAMES MARLOW This forced both men to States bepn to help t he Massa· Jlem r . Emz It) On that tame day Wiley American pledge under that Vietn a m e s e had crushed was saying the same thing
AP New1 Analyst throw their weight around French in Yiietnam whl!R ud J I 111: 'ns '-r tltad said that if Vietnam fell to treaty to help a Southeast the French at Dienblenphu, back in those days. And a
&ioce 1M6 they bad beee a1 mate. las,,.. «WP • m the Communilta that "en· Asian country attacked by thus driving them out of the few weeks alter the French WASHINGTON (AP) -in American foreign policy war with Ho Chi Miah. now nald take ~ f 0 a Urt atta of the wvrld would Communists is one reason war. The fear that CQmmu· defeat Wiley was declarin:
Alexander Wiley, W'ho died mostly by their speeches the Communist boff ()( Asia. sooner or later" fall i o to why the United States ls In njst conquest of au Vietnam the world could not a!fOrd
Thursday, was not one o( and their vot~s. Wiley, out· North Vietnam and at war Os Hn. a. im. tlu Commnuist baa d e. He Vietnam now. would soon mean Commu-. to Tetreat-country by coun-
lhe m<>st brilliant nunds in aide -the foreign field. was with thJs country. f~ • QPCa.,. Uillt' Bo called for a m&dqai defense Anotper reaso11 as John· nlst domination of all South· try as c o m m u n i s m ad·
the Senate wb~ he served pretty much a conservative. Tbe motivatioll ol Presi· Clli l6sll 111":"'1!15 WI W ~ agreement lit tll'tCect that &Gn explained in a speech east Asia wasn't exactly vanced.
24 years before being beat· It wasn't until 1950, a rew dent Harry S. Tnunaa. n. 'i ,.._ wtlidl rrr 1 a aru. laat. Sept. 29. ls America's new ~t!J W_iley any more This was what Johruion
en in h.is try for a fifth term months afteT the Commu· began the aid to the feracb. liM • pal Yfdlr7 •.ae A year lat.er°" Southeast °'? security: to prevent than it lS with Johnson. said, a.Jthough not in the
in 1962. · nists took ·over all mainland remained tbe moavatioe "' ti.a W ha ++ • ~ Asia Treaty Otllmbat lo n .Red expansion. EJ&enhower 's secretary of same words, in his Septem·
But he did develop a vi· China, that,' the United Ptt.lillmU I>wid1t D. Et-f ' · SEATO wu .c:nMed. Th e .BUt by May 5. 1954, tlte slate,· John Foster Dulles, ber speech. ~on oftbeworMandthefu·•-~_.:.--~,;._~~~~~~~~~--=~~~~~~------~------~~~~~--~~~~--~--~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~_;_~~-=-~~---------
ture which he had to ani~
at the bard way. And in the
process more than a decade
ago he was making state-
ments w b i c h sound like
President Johnson today.
He was an isolationist
when he came to the Sen-
ate as a Wisconsin Repub·
lican in 1939. He w a s 45
then and found plenty o(
company io a Senate which
wa1 slowly and grudgingly
emerging from a be 1 i e f
America could stand a lone.
There was another Mid·
western Republican Isola·
tiorust there when Wiley ar·
rived -Sen. Arthur Van·
denberg of Mihcigan -who.
like Wiley. eventually be·
came an internationa I i s t
after World War 11.
Wiley never acrueved the
public stature or inlluence
of Vandenberg. but both
men in the early postwar
years h e J p e d eliminate
some o! the political par-tisan~hip which had plagued
American foreign policy.
For both this was · their
g r e a t e $ t contribution to
Ammcan history altbouJh t o d a y ' 1 g~atioe bu
probably only a dim know\·
edge or none at all of either
man.
· 'rwo shining examples of
Wfley's early isolationism
were his opposition to the
dralt in 1940 and \o 1 e n d·
lease in 1941. In 1940 t h e
American Army was hard·
ly more than a C o x e y ' s
army at a time wtien H1Uer
dominated most of Europe.
Lend-lease was thls coun-
try's long-delayed . last min·
ute e.Uort to help Hitler's
surviving enemies with sup·
plies and weapons.
But by the time the war
ended Wiley and Vanden·
berg had done a complete
turn·around in foreign af·
fairs. Both men helped win
approval for American par-
ticipalion in the United Na·
t1ons. But Wiley paid a pen·
alty for the stands he took.
{n 1956, for instance. t h e
Wisconsin Republican con·
vention refused to endorse
him for re-election. A lot of
Republican in his home
state were sore at him for
being out of the country
when the Senate in 1954 was
voting C'Olldemnallon of Sen·
Joseph McCarthy, also from
Wisconsin.
But there h a d long been
ill·will between Wiley and
McCarthy, even though Wil-
ey was an active anti·Com·
munisl, too.
Yet. ardent as Wiley and
Vandenberg had become in
their desire for internation·
al cooperation, each man
had onJy two years as chair·
man of the Senate's Foreign
Relations Committee. The
reason was that since 1932
the Republicans have had
majority control in the Sen·
ate only a total of four
years.
Brown Resigns
Honorary Job
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Former Democratic Gov
F.:dmund G. Brown, now a
Beverly Hills attorney, has
resigned from the Los An·
g e l e 11 County Parks and
R e creation Commission,
saying he's too busy.
Brown, appointed shortly
after rus defeat by Repub·
!Jean Gov. Reagan last year,
said in a letter to county
supervisors Thursday th at
1 he press of otheT duties
prevented his continued
membeTship.
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Saturday, October 28, 1%7 DAILf PILOl 1
From $20,950 to $23,575
~ast weekend 3,000 smart homebuyen saw the
, 1 -.... --
the University of Californ ia at Irvine complete the exceptional
close-to-home educational opportun ities at Glen Mar West. __ newest, most pleasure-packed homes in Orange --=~~....--+-+--~-===-.._~ In addition, nearby freeways and highways put you
minutes from key employment centers both
in Orange County and metropolitan Los Angeles.
County. This weekend ifs your move.
Pamper Yourself and YCM:tr Family in a spacious three
or four bedroom home. A Glen Mar West home at
Huntington Beach .•. where cool, healthful sea breezes keep
the air smog-free ..• where golden beaches and the blue
Pacific are your year 'round playground. To make things
even more fun, Glen Mar West is less than 10 miles from
Disneyland, Knott's Berry Farm and Angel Stadium.
Enjoy Complete Convenience because shopping centers, plus
highly-rated elementary, junior and senior high schools
are all in the neighborhood. Orange Coast Junior College and
i
I ' I Pay Less For Luxury by selecting your favorite style from
12 beautiful exteriors in single and two story designs.
Every Glen Mar West home offers complete built-in pa tio
kitchens, f ireplaces, pantries, walk-in closets, vaulted ceili ngs,
double door entries, two and th ree-car garages. And so
_ much more-you have to see it to believe it.
f ... -i "=" Yours for on ly $20,950 to $23,575 with a low 5% down.
Beautifully furnished models are on display now.
Coming out? Smart move.
w.EI qlen maR west ~:::
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n .. at
E~tate
Many Improvements
A t Oceanwood Homes
''While retaining many of
the inherent traditions of
the single-family residence,
several unique concept fea·
tures were carefully plan·
ned for Oceanwood to offer
the homebuyer something
more in design and im·
provement than what he
has ordinarily come to ac·
cept in a home." according
to Earl G. Kaltenbach. ar·
cbitect for the SJ.5 million
community of 10'2 homes be·
ing constructed by Ole Ar·
mour Development Co.
Kaltenbach said that the
summary ol concepts fea·
tured at Oceanwood is de·
1cribed in detail and sim·
pllcity and requires no mod·
ifications to existing ordi·
nances and codes.
He further explained that
tt makes no requirement
for homeowners association or other regulatory bodies.
He cited several improve·
ments which result from the
home lot-lne concept devel·
oped at Oceanwood:
1. Since the wall or the
sideyard dimension comes
an outdoor living area pre-
viously unexplored by build-
ers, which expands the rear
yard utility as well u draw·
ing the front yard inlo me
At the same time, the out-
doors becomes an ext.easioll
of each room.
3. Increased lot a r e a is
made available by CODMl"Y·
ing every square foot el
land possible.
4. Improved a cce51 to
rear areas is immediately
available f o r emergency
purposes. or fOf' futare
swimming pool construction.
6. Usable storage aru f«
boats and campen ii given 1
alongside the borne a n d
may be easily screened off. j
6. Contrary to the "hodge-
podge" effect o( five foot I
sections of fence extending I
each way from the b o u 1 e
central in a tot. sections be-
tween the houses will be-
long to one owner and ere·
ate more pleasing aesthetic
solutions to sb"eet eleva-
tions.
P r i c e s at Oceanwood
range from 129.950 to '35.·
950. Kallenbach said that
lour model homes are now
open and may be visited
at Atlanta Avenue and Mag-
Figure1 Down From Previous Montli
VET* -FHA · TERMS ·
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LEI DER'S
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INVESTORS AU WELCOME
Deen .,... 1111 ,,_.,.,...,Uy until we are •old
out. lf'i,. ,._ dlec:lr llloelt. We11 move you In
withi" 12 ...,. ••• p ,.., the bys in just 24
Mu"-
promise
more home
for gQur
moneg.
We deliver.
New hom11 In Gold Key Vlll•ge hn e
up lo 2,404 squ.,e fHt IMng •rH;
art re1ll1tlc•lly priced from $29,950
to $30,950; offer bttttr t~•n FHA
financing, no lo•n ''"· no escrow
fe11. To lt1rn much more •bout more
home for your money, re8d on:
Gold Key Village is a planned
development, a meticulously planned
development, in Tustin. Meticulous
planning provides a 42-foot heated
pool for residents. And a poolside
c:.abana. And time·to enjoy such
leisure, as all exterior
m aintenanc e and
landscaping is per-
formed for you by
professionals.
The little tykes romp
happily and safely In
their own special Gold
Key playground. They
stay under control. But not under loot.
No telephone poles or unsightly wires
mar the beauty of Gold Key Village's
VIiiage green. We've placed the utility
wires where they belong. Under-
ground, . home is on one side of the
property li ne and contains
no windows. and is of mas·
onry construction or a su1l·
able substitute. sound trans·
m1ss1on 1<; Rreatly reducC'd
and v1s11al encroachment e
tirrly rrmO\ ed
2. Wrth the accumulated
~ nolia Street. •••••••••••••••••••~I
• •
Califomla·s
Most
Remarkable
Community!
••• by tM StMhore
So Much to SEE •••
a. w 11 to Mt 11 oil • , . Chc>mj)1on.h1p Coif c.o.,,,. .
, --~~ " ••dln9 Club ••• Pr.vote llooch CIYI> V1ww Ho.,. • .,, .. ov.,too•11n9 the 9off cou,•t:. t+\t: ouon ot tht rolling
hllla ond volley Now under dovel-• " -0
o<'• JoU •• tht t°"'Plttt a.toty of Coltfotn10 • ""IO•t
ltlfl0riobl1 '°"""""'l'f ... by rhc aeolN>•• • . or •~ .,.,..
&.AGUNA HIGUU INFOaMAflOH CENTlll c-lal . ~I I ·-1111 Per I Me•lftlllF ........... W-. If '---Ml-I, ....... wrttwr.
Mt • .a.ell OMwlol, LA-NI .... CWY~·
-l'edltc ~ M .... ,, .... Let-. T......_1 (714) KL 7,m1. _______ _..
w, lease a brMI -e er 4-bedroom h<>me
In one of Orange County's vetry best neigbbol\o
~s.Jult 26 bome6 available under this new
ftlan. ~. landscaping, sprinkler system
all ~· Block wall around large 7,200.
squ .... lot. Al Wll lllf 9Nn giant play
the ll!lllt tncluded in mat p1Ms!
Leue now. Just S250 per month P8'! Mry·
thinJ( Special purchase option plan lllD avail·
able to tbo6e wbo qualify.
VISIT
w MONT
Wt deliver a11 .. 1ectrlc kttehen&.
Gold K~ Kitchens are electric. Aft
electri c. ~ctri c ac:~-=--:::z'I
ranges are built· in. [E:J • • •
And they, in turn,
have built-In rotis·
series. The elec-
tric dishwashers
are built in. As are
the disposals.
One non-electric built-in is the
kitchen's breakfast bar. Another is
the amazing amount of coun•
~~5if:~;a;~ter space. Yards and Ii yards of it.
Wt deliver
eleg•nct .
F rom i mported
stone entries to
f ormally chande•
tiered dining rooms, Gold Key homes
reflect elegant taste. Living rooma
have fireplac es
with built-in log
starters. And Gold
Key res idents
relax in p rivate
patios.
Consider the advan-
tages and consider the price. Gold
Key Village does, Indeed, deliver
more home for the money.
WUh two, thrff •nd four bedrOOM
pl1M 1 up to 2,404 aqu•re fHt of llv-
lng er e1, there 11 • home et Gold Ker
Vlll•oe for your f•mlty. Visit us eoon.
GOLD
KEY
~~e;
SaturrlAY, Oclober i.'8, 1%7 OAILY PILOT 1J
M11e• AcrNfe Available LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
lU,I UOa t OUaT 01< THI lloa JM
New Plant Boosts Laguna Niguel ITATI O, CALtfOaNIA ,0. t U"•IOtt COU•T 0, THI THI COUNTY 0, oat.NOii STATI 01' CAL.llJO•NtA l'OC N•. A·*S. T"ll COUNTY 0# OUNOI NOTICI 0, "I AalNO 0, 'ITITKHI N-. °""''a 'OJl ,.OIATI 0, WILL ANO fff MOTKa 9tJ IA&.a W •UL. LITTIH TISTAMI NTAU' PaCWlaTY AT P•IVATI SAL• E•l•I• of ar~ Eeo•• Tavllo', •ho Ell•le " DOltlS ... LINOL.t.HO. •Ito lt-n H I. I!. aud T•yler, ti~ k,_,. k-ff DOCIS MAY L.INOLAHO, 0..
u I. f. h Ylor •IW •• f , Teylo<, o.. u~.
Tbe eOlllb acdoll ti Nartla
AJDlricM Boct'"'1 c...,..
ratioll'• ...,-0 _. plmt
in i..,... Hlpel wUl .....
a fM readY8' effed 80l
only • Ulle ,..._. tf tlllis
comnu.mity, bid • Hae a.
tire Sautla ea.t .._ ac•
cordillC to William H. Beck.
executive vice president Of
Laguna Niguel Corpontioa.
"TM long-range bnpact,
nt the new plant in Laoiaa
Niguel can hardly be mn.s-
ured at this poiat. ~ 'he Uid..
"and while Laptna Nlpet
w i l l be the most directly
a nd imraediately affttted ia
•~nns or housiat. popula-
tion and general growth. the
c reation ol 7..500 jobs witbia
two years i5 bound to be
felt throughout ~ entire
South Coast region..''
Buslneu and civic lead-
e rs are in complete agree.
meot with Beet. wldl )b.
yor W'tlliam D. llla'till Of
Laguna B-e a ~ II dedariac
that North A..mcn Rock·
well'• actioe aad the enm-
ing drvelopmnlt ol t la e
50Uthttn part ol Onutc-
County could well make the
South Coast area • • • ''into
the most ......... ia
the U.S.''
William I .a ..... rne, pres.
ident a( tbl Laoma Beada
Board ff ....... ..Sa
city counftlm• said t II •
construction ol lbe huge re-
surcb and m•Mlfaduriag
complex will be a be:anen-
doul atimulaa ... the .....
all eceeolDJ. pstiadariy ml ........... c&d wtn ,,... • .,..., c:raee •
boom ah J' r• ia U•
I att&.
OOUBLB ENUlLllENT
School olfiriala estie .....
that praeM ..-ollJDelll will
probably be doubled within
five years.
Business and civit lead-
ers pointed out that the com-
structioa ol the new plut
will mean much more to
the aru tbaa just Ute cru·
tJon ol 7.SOO jot». in itself
a tremendous boost to the
re&ion. but. throup ~
creation of the plant. an ,,..
nu~ of approximately '1 ..500
new residents. 7.500 • e • ~hool dudentJ and po&sibly
JJ.~ additional ,.,_ from
corollary dew~
And MallJ lbiat UD is just
I he beginning o( the long
lt'rm development ol t h e
area to make ii the Wt·
est-growing ttP. ill the
country.
Laguna Mewl. according
to Beck is ill aa exttDrnt
polliliaa" .. m e e t ~ U.
aaaed ... placed -the
cmlild ,.., ......... tile •·
deriJ .. el i rd ill ac·
CCJrdmce .. t ~. ...,
range mas1« ,..._ Tllil
plu .. 9"ides ,. com.-
"" .............. mamc all parts ol the eommunity
readily accessible a • d,
therebJ. effectu.c subltaa-
tial reductionl ill prepm"•
lion costs for developers.
Jn add.Woll lo euy access
lo the Santa Ana.SU Diego
F'r~y a a d the plamed
Laguna Caayoe _. CeMl
Freeways. l..apaa Nipl
has aa efficiellt atwl tf
first<laa ,.a, allowin(
residents to move about
freely lo the varieus ~
dential projeds. ~
ty facilities and semces
within the deve~
SITES CONSIDER.ED
Beck poillled ... tUt .....
liam L. Ptteira and Asso-
c1ata. arcbitedl Md plan-
IW'T'I for the huge North
American Rockwell compln
1pent a year investigating
various sites for the plant.
More than 2IO locations in
the county were iovestigat.
~ before the finl decision tn favor G( Lapoa Nipel
was made.
"Laguna Nl~uel had ma·
ny advantatet. which W.
came more apparmt as the
LAduNA NIGUEL Cl!N'TltAL VALLEY HOMES WITH OOt;f COURSE IN BACKGROUND
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TICI!! IS HE•EIY GIVEH Tlwol altMd. • Admlftlslratw Wltll llw Wiit
Ofhy Arnol<I favltr tin 11"41 ANw•M ff Ille Etlate fll 00•1$ M.
ft • ... litloft fflr .,..,...le ti wlll Md LIHOLANO, •IM --et ootlll MAY tcw l""ance ti UtWa T•l•l'llenl•,., le LINOlANO ........ wlll ... al Nhlate '•fllloNr, referenu to ...,ldl It f114H1t aalo tt "' II..,_. ..... '-' Wiier _.
IW fll,_, Nrlk.vl.,~. •11111 llwll 11\t lime 1'oe W'... ...... ~llM ~r
•1141 tMec» ol ""'"" .... IAl}'le ,_ ...... _.._. -.......,. .. ~-w Ml let Hovtf'llW 17, IN1, el t :Jt •.111 .• aal4 a-w Cwn, .. .._...,. It In the ~e.irt,_.,.. fl 0.Hrlmetll Ne. 1 1'61, el the ,_. flf It:• ...... , el IMf• ti aald c.urt, 11 Ill Norlll ar...own, In •II.,. wl""" h .._ ........ W .... at
the City ol k ."ta AM. C•lllornl•, the tlflca flf l"LUNICIETT t. PLUHICITT,
D•IM OctoOer '6. 1''7. ~IJ OU... -'-· P', 0, la M . Hull ..
New Serio es W. f . ST JOHH, C-ly Cltr1' lne.... -..O., Calilw"'8, aN r,ltflt, tHlo l"HI A. HMM, •I'd lnle,.I eN ...... ti MW ......
Of I HI 11"1 ,.,...,, •• Ille time ot 1Wr ...... W all rltllt C•I• Mew, C.all ...... la tllle ..... ll!h<el .... .... ...... llM AtforMY w '•"'....,. •cqulred 1>y _...,'-' flf law flt ...,.,. R d S Tef1 .... 1ttl-+tH 10 wlw, otllw -el lot ......... te !Mt ea y 00 ll l"ubll>l>ed Or•"" Cool Dallv "lot, ol aa1c1 ~I al h lll'M f/I ,,., .. ,th_, O<lober 2t. JO end Nov, If, 1'67 1""'7 lrl and to ... PF-'Y tlelcrMMll .. -
----------------------~ lewt: A B LEG .... NOTICE ,._..." '"1 ,,,_,,..,,....., .._.. t aycr·est Ba. i.ew. -"' "-··.,,, ,_ T·l_,, -· Hl#ll~ ~ C.llfW!li.. •t" SU,l•lott COUlT OIJ THI loNlhl des<t-aJ:
300 . STATE 01< CALll'O•NtA l<O• Lot *2. TrlCI 1"17, at 111H -· r• New Baycrest Senesl TH• couNTY o, o••N•• --111 '* w . -u --. ot
N, A·.... Offld<ll ·---~ "' °'---"Forever-View" m o""d e I NOT•cR o, "ua1No o,. l"ETITION ,, ... "' c.111e<t11•. ~
homes, in Dover Shores on ~~~;:~':~:,:_:,:~~~v•No 'oa , .. ~":..'::,.~'..,0'ws.:ec~i: S:.:.':":;.,;.
the Irvine Ranch,, will soon k!~~··., ~ .. ~. i::.O.,~:· -.:!.~ =~~~.!.i~".:.~ti.~ L.~~~~· °:!~
be ready for viewing, aC· H Alln• A•KI G-ctv. DK .. _ len.tlllt, ..... IKO<-H IMINmelll "lo.
cording to Ivan Wells & 0~~~~cEM isv.::!~.~B~' G:~N ... ~~ =~ .. ':-N;.r;:r 0r!;..:~~i;,, ~
Sons Inc., builders. • i»ll•lon for PrllNt• o1 w111 .,.. "" IMni., cowrin9 tftidonu M -~ ' 1uu•nct 01 L•llH • l U••tn«nlarr 1o aaibed lol. pur..,.,.. I• • ''°""" low Priced Jrom $59.995, and P.iltlOMr. ,.,.,..,u 10 w111oi i. m-ci.rtd Ju,,. 14. 1Ne, • ~·-oe
planned for . buyer~ seek mg ::,. 1u:'.::' • .!:.."~1·~.,~ 1~';"1 ... :!: :'':~' ~~11~e:-~ "" Ult
custom quality. pnvacy and ..... 11tt11 Ml tor H .. oma.er 11, ,,.,, ~u• a 1"' Nottn>W •· 1te1. eoc-
large view sites •. they over· ~r:..!,•·:,: ~ ~ ,:.:"":=: :'. :; :"'::O:.. P~H~':';,. '"o'!.~""::,
look the increasingly popu-Hor111 B~wav, In 1,,. c111 of ~n1a L•nd••nd. husi.tnct '"" w11t. •• 1°'"'
lar B k B d 1 t AN. C•lllor"I•. ton.n~. •nd r«cwcMd .. IMlrumcnl No, ac ay eve opmen oait<1 0cio1>e< 21. "" 200». on HovM\ber JO. 1'61. '" koiC
of Upper Ne wport Harbor. w E. n JOHN, ,,.,,, -· m.a.. °"''* coun1y, C•ll• . Counlv Clerll. torn11. covrrnl"' 1NI c"rtllln IOI ol land Upon com pletion 0( the ·~ 111•-••· dtscri.i .....
$11 million adjolninc Bay. ~':!,,.!,:° .:,~v~~i ... .i. • .;8':.:':."';',,: ~~ "':;:::,';"'P:~
crest development, m any r.1: MM~ sana.. • Nrtne~lp, .,.., eciw111 o L•nc:t·
t · d fo . Al1.,.11tt ,.,. ,.1111-r '4tlld and Doris M. Lindi.net, IKl:lhtnd •lld requeS S Were re<:elVe . I Publbltfd Or•"oo Co.tu Oaily Piiot, wllt, •• jolnl ten•nl1, CS.led Nov~mber t, more ot the customized 0c1o11er 21, JO .,.. Nwtm..., '· 1u1 1,.1, ,___ " 1M1..-1 ""' 20051 .,... 1132 •1 Hovemtar 1". 19'1, In Bode Jnl, _.,
homes. · 2l' o1 0tt1c1.1 •-1ts °' °"'""' ~o''"'" In the 300 Series, a $6 LEGAL NOTICE C•ll•ornl•. -tin OP!""-M• lh•
""'' ..... In .. .... .. ,.,..,._ °' ..,i,. m illion project, particular IA•·m i. .. e lht '" 1111erat ill 111e 1o1 w1<rlbfd • h b · ttOTICI TO U IOITP•S .-. attention as een given suil'••toR couaT OI' THR "" ·., wt11c11 wld ••-rtv .... 111111. fe8ltr6S taking a dvantage ITATI OF CAL"CMllllA IJOR ciao,,,.., w E•ln 0 . Lindlalld to Dorl'
f I ti ''W THI tOUllTY 01' O•ANQI M. L"'°leM, 11\o Oulkllolm OMf ••lftl o many e eva ons. e N•. ,. .,, J.,,.,.,., 7• lff6, ..., ,_,.. .. 11111~
stress the b uyer's privilege E•l•lt ol ALFHO WAlt•IN WHELAN, -r Ne, fHL Of! ,,..,.,.,., IJ. tHf. In
t. h • ed u.. f t i th tir • Jud ''8 th ti th f" t . . hi ~--t all• ALl<AEO W, WHEL.AH, aU A.. W a ... -,.... 7' ....,,_,_, •--... .._ IWda CCJlltinuea ... Beck tX· Bee ... emp as i.z u1e ae n e en e area, UlC • Y e me e 11'5 tn· to customize lo s perl)VI ..... wHELANo, •• 1.L..-uo w. wKtL.ANo 1,. ~~"'~,;' ;;,:
,......, "Coaty IWdin that the development will ing .cceu to the vast O eve· crement ot t.be North Amer· t~~s, •tand" ~1dbe!!:.1!_~tf ~ 15 HUEIY GIVEte .. ..,. =., i:~= :,-._:.
laav• already determined defillitely be golf oriented, land National Forest. ican Rockwell plant Is fn view "es, _, r"'~ \Ku a.1tlfllt "' .,. .-. ......., ...,.. ·-• ... eMtllie ....--.. .,
dMlt ' .--.... Hlowl will be Thu1 La•11na Nll\Ml 'Will , in "d 1....... L and designer Gene W@Us. -.i •• ..,_ ~ ,.....,. •• ,_., ....... =t.-....... _. ....._ Wllb ioll rart traits and • •-optrat.ton m1 · -·· a~ -;;:;;:::;;::;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;~I'"° ...... ....,. .,. r-"M • tile ••., °""".,. lfwilllllll w., _, .... ..------• -provide • variety ot resi~ guna Ni""•el will be fuUy14 -· 11011t1 .,. _,., ~ Iii"'-a1 "' ,,_..,, ~N "'° w. """' '-"' mtir'8 s.tll Cout ~ t'art perts allowing goliera d tial proJ'eda suitable to 0-• omc.., ... ~ • .._ .-.. ..,,,., •14i111-etM1 Wiii i...-.....•11w o111ea __ .._ ............. ~ o1""'~.. •-~v• ... .___.,Y to th• golf en prepared to meet the great-BUSINESS AN D cou.r1, cw .. H.-1 11Mm. •I"'.,.'*'"'" o1 ,LUNKETT e. PLUNKETT. m oi1 .... -m _..,..._ uu. w -J wn~u "' the Deed$ and b ud£ela O{ l}'·Upanded need! imposed WV ~t. te the .............. cio A-. P. O, a. 2#, Mullt ...... 91Nt1i.
tilt --is ~•---buiJd. courM from their homes. In most families, at prices PROFESSIONAL You""' Prorwwr • 11ows. >u Wtil Thircr c.mom11. ""-• tor .. 1c1 ,...,.,."'••· ,.._, ... ..._, bl e'>ll upon lhe comm unity by the s1r,.1, s.n11 ,.,.., Ctllforftla, Wiik.ii 1, ,,..... w;"' ... w1" "'-XM. 91 • .,., inc a regional civic center addition, the project will a l· ranging from roug Y • .,.,,. new construction," B e c k .,.. •loc.e o1 ""''-'• -' ..,. -·•-""'-ette•, 11nt -"'''°" " 111;, 11011w _._al _.._ . • ... _ ba I I 000 and up. GU I 0 E "' •II ""''"" -lelfol119 '• "" •••1e .,, ..,. .....,. l'Nll'"e wW wit. on a~ ....,. LD ~com· so ve t.s own uxury rec· said. aaHI cle<:Ht<lt. w11111ft 111 mon"'• •"•r s.ld .... w111 ... -upon "-'°'"
munity. In addition kl the reational facilities, which Models o( both the hom es • The n"Xl decade will be ,,,. 11n1 ..,1111ca11 .. e1 "'" .... 1ce. '-'"' 1trms: c..i 1n i.wtvl -v " ·-....... b "LI I d I . . c v 11 H" bland " 0.ltd Oc*>er ,,, ltO 1119 UNled ,,_ .. «••"",_,..., " ..... ~ access ... ...., near Y w1 me u e a ar ge swim· 10 rown a ey 1g s on<' of the most impor tant • -1 ....... -1•n "" w ld '-rlw cwr1. ,.,, _ cent
frttways, the community it ming pool, sun deck and and the condominium units h wth d 1 e MATTRESSES • h •,utr1a " "'" woi o1 1,,. 110~1 °'.•"-"'111c1 1o ... *"°5ttfd w1111 _... b the .. __ ,_ F ail . b be ·1 d h ll in t e gro an p anmng ·-_,... ..,..,, ..,. ,~ .. s.1c1 ...... 111 • ,..... u"°" R rv..... y .,....... e r • patio. ar cue Pl s an on t e go course are ex· of the entire South Coast YOUNG, PUNNH • H1ws tiw .,..,., ncr-ittm•. Pr-rty "' ii. roK. the tracb paralleling possibly large recreation pected tx> be completed a nd ·00 · whl h th MATTRESSES m we11 TillN "'wt ao1c1 .. i>. nd C b d k"t h . hi area, a pen in c e ~ .. ,. ,.,.., '"",_,... OJ.TI O: ~ 11. 1"7 the northern bou ary o room, with ar an 1 c e n open for inspection w1l n wisdom or total community BO&T8 . HOMES • TRAUZRS , ... ......,.: Ml-4»1 E..,i.. o. L~ Laguna Niguel near the sit_e facilities for ~rly enter· a few months. l · ·11 be ·u d ~ptar 811•,ee 11-.. iw ••-"I• Admi11btr•1or wftll t11t w111 • N Am p ann1ng WI I •strate P..-il•llM or-• cou t Dll•iv ,.101, ,.,.. • .,. " ..,. Wiii " Nl!f o( the plam.d ortb eri-taining. NEW HOUSING through orderly and pro-Cotta Me.ta Maurea Co. Oct*r » •nd November '· 11, 11. 1tt1 '*-t. can .Rockwell plant." The third project is a de· gressive development that z1111 Newport Blvd. fllHJ 'LUNICITT a PLUNKnT
Another advantage off«· velopment of estate • type Laguna Niguel has con-w1U enhance the entire Uberty 8-1303 LEGAL NOTICE :,~-:!! :' ... ':':.. o . ._ • ed ..., Laguna Niguel, ac· homesites, up to five acres siderable acreage available area." ......,.,.. .. -· c. ..... ia "~ · · T be lied N"guel for new housing, and in ad·,=::::=========::::= llOTte• o' ll'UaL1c s•u "'--' -... • .....,. cording lo Beck. ~ the avail-Ill SIU. 0 ca I l< • 011 Ntv~ 3, ,.., •• IO:OO A,M .• , IY: --........... .... .n.._ of fast-dais housing Ranchos, these estates will dition to the three new de-
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• UPHOLSTERY m 11 l aou1111 C•Mon ••· LHu,.., ~. A'-" "" ,..,.,.11"..., -~1 h nd I •• 1 d by La PARADISE --------------.JCAll ...... lt. Hetlonal ACDC>tln« _ ... -...... ,.__,. in a wide price range. and cater to orse owners, a ve opmen.., P anne • of c.1Htrn1e. •• -• Nm .,...,.. ... ~,,,... °'..... c-t D•llv ,.,11!!,
... _ y .. r< .. ty J rec:r •"li"onal the development will have guna Niguel, Beck said the ..... you • netural • llorn Mesa Upholstery Mc:Urlly -....-wllll TtmPIHllcs. Od 11 Zl. 11. '"' 1J'll6.61 u""' ... ""' "' .,.. h 0 y inc, •• debtor, "'"" ..,.n 11. lff1, •, __ • ___ • --------------facilltin. both in the actual its own equestrain trails company expects to con. '"hom ,,.c1.r?" T • AIL uu.-o1 cMJ•ull ......., ,,.. .,,._, ••
in ...... J•-.. '-g to the established elude negotiations with sev· PILOT 9ive1 Y•u. • ch ano J w111 w11 .1 9'11111< euctlon io 111t hltMM IEGAL NOTICE community~ UK" Mar'· ... MUJIJ t "' ·1 • 'h I I UL-• ,. 81 ......., .., a"'...,..-••..,.""-ol1-----------~~".'"""---b)' riding trails in Laguna Nig. eral leading builders witfl • , .. ••• Y 111 ' • •P•< • u.rty ~ ..... w1t1tw1 w.,,..... " ttttt, -llOTIC9 TO c••D""' area T1•'•r'• '•ra4ho .. ctio• _I ............ •· ---a..~-, na-• cou--TM• . \J•I, a-.. lo , .. Ase established r •g•-'• COO"truction ..1 Oth• a .,. ---""· -"' ---U ,.. ,., -With ds to th"s last " 1"' u rv "' •n a 0 "' of tt.1 wU1t e4a. ~atche wlllt 5e<tloll,.. fl "'9 c..1.-Coon-STATW 01< CAl.IFOatetA IJOC 1 regar 1 through the County Parks er developments in the im -,. wul to •w•pf UH MIWPOIT ILYD. ,,_cW c... flflco tunt1ewo w -• Tttl C1CM1WTY cw ou .... point. Beck said. "Major R · ""-t mediate futur• .,...,, ...,. ..... ~ . ....,_ .... A-SHn -~y-s are f~y ~ar_e __ ~ ___ ~_u_a_b_~ __ ~_~r~~=e~n~~~==~=:·~-------~~==~========~~==========~-~~~~-h IE~•~-J.M~~~-~ ...... .,.... ..... -llullMtl " .... la. .. -....... --......... Ml-..... k-..
o( the direct relationship --"' u111 -"" ....__,, • .-M..,, .... --n ..,_ "1'. =:; ::: ~':!io~bj: B s Gu·d t M da11·1on Homes =::=~~·~:.~.: . ..:~~.:~~j:~~~ nearby residential neighbor· uyer -I e 0 e =..:: :~.: .-:.. ':: ~:::::. °':Or'::"i 1$ HUHY GIVlll .. "'-
L .....A •• " melleft cell I . A. •kl, UUI C ·S711. 0-...!0t's ef tfw 1llaol9 ---.,.
1..-u NATIOHAL AC<BPTANCE 11et •II -........ dllmo -"'" MX.U.ERAn:s PLAN
Beet said the new plant
will ........ tbe total
muter pian for Laguna
Niguel. bringing in n e W
schools, business and other
facilities earlier than origi·
u.lly planned.
In additton to the varied
housing offend at the many
developments withjn t b e
community. Beck said plans
are under way for three oth·
er residential projttts. n. fint el tbeR is a cJus.
ter lloUlillC development to
1be kaowa as Crowa Valley
Hidl1ands, dHigned in the
moderate price range pri·
marily for young, growing
fmniliel. These atriking)y
desiped homes wiJl be
available in the $20.000 to
$25.COI pri~ range . Among
the many design innova-
tiou will be private en·
closed patios a nd garden
courts. This development
will be built in ari excellent
v i e w location on h i g h
ground.
The second development
will be a luxury condom ini-
um pniject bordering l h e
fairways of the champion-
ship JI-hole El Niguel golf coorse. Featuring Mediter-
ranean styling. the units will
be priced from $35,000 lo
145.000.
To find today'a eftctrlcatly modern homH In every
price range look for the Medallion Home Award.
You're y1ar1 ahead in 1 Mtdalllon Home btclUH
It'• equipped with the ftatures·of·the·futurt today.
Rtqulrementa include a flameless electric kitchen
with major appliances, full "Houaepower'.' wiring
and abundant lighting. An all·tlectric GOLD Medal·
lion Home glv11 you these ftatures plu1 flameless
electric heating and electric water htalln_g.
NEWPORT BEACH
U YCIHST homes have 3, •.Of 5
bedtooms, 2. 2X, 3. 3X bathe plua
f1mily room. Tile Medallion Award kitchen has electric range, dou·
ble oven, dishwasher and oarbaoe
d isposer Included in the price of
the home. Electric refr igerator
available. s-45.000 and up. Phone
f1om Los Angeles Midway 6-6926.
HUNTINGTON_ BEACH
HUNTINGTON CIUST An e~·
elusive community by Ille sPa. Fully
walled I()( Quiel p11vacy. Spacious
1 & 2 story singlf' family homes
in cluding new Ql•Ad·IPvel design
with huge wood paneled bas'!m!'nt
aclov1ly rm. Up to ?.780 sQ. It. Hard-
wood floors. All PIPClror. ~1IChPn.
Developed by R H. &rant Co
S31,950·S40,!(.i0. FHA, VA, convi>n·
1100&1. (114) 962·3387.
FULLERTON
PERALTA HILLS
ltUtALTA HILLS HOMES.
Ideally located 1n ll)e Easl Anahrirn
Canyon aru These homes ltatore
underground elec111c lines. 8.000
plus sq. ft. lots. local tr1fl1c only,
no lhrou(lh s!ft els 4 & 6 bl'C!room~
2. 2i1 balhs fo11na1 din.ri g & I.• 'l
rooms 2 & J car 11araoes v.11'1 ror.
crPle dr1vtways. Stpara1e la11ndry.
S27,950 S33 9~.
HUN TINGTON BEACH
CALIFORNIA CLASSlt.S
Huntington Bearh Sefles. Th"
home w1lh lhe "rndoor ·Outdoor
P&t lo kilchen" with all-elec.tric
bu•tt·ins. Range. oven. dospo~al. 1
&. 2 slory, 2 lo 4 bect1ooms 4 d1ller·
Pnl floorplans. Near be11chr:;,
Oran11e Counly recrPahonat at1•~·
i\y. S18,990 to 5 20,990. (714)
8-47-2561.
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LEGAL NOTICE
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--NOTICE TO caEOITO"_s__ 011"' <><;~,;... SG..~"'
SU'EIUO• COURT OF THE El!9CUfor "' ... win .. STATE 0, CALllJOaNIA FOl lhf' ·-MfMd ..,..,. THI COUNTY 01< ORANGE Ca'""ler ..i •otter, Ho. A·Slttl NI O.Vor ~iv.. E•l•I• of Amy H OICO'll•fttlnl, •Ito N-1 laMlll. call ...... k•-• u l"•oml OICOIAnllnl, aka t11-11 Tel: .,.._,.,,
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Mesa Verde Open House Goes Out.side
For years real estate of·
fices have used an open
house as a means of atimu·
Highlands
Sta1·ting
2nd Unit
OPEN HOUSE BECOMES "'OPEN LOT"' AT MESA VERDE HOMES IN COSTA MESA
The second increment of
Medallion Award-winning
homes at Bonnie Bay High-
lands in NeWP,Ort Beach, la
J!on't Spare That Tree
II Howe Being Hi.dden
now under construction, ac-
surf' S·an-a. cording to R. c. Kiaer,
Southern California Edison
Company district manager.
Sell Porn· .'° The is-unit residential de-ae velopment is located on Tua·
tin Avenue, just south of
At Seabur. Y 22nd Street, in the Back Bay
section of Newport. ·
Homes will range in atZe
Seabury II homes, only from 2.sro to 3,550 square
one-eighth Of a mile from feet of living apace and 1'ill
Huntington Beach S t a t e have up to five bedrool'DJ .
.._..,..,..aw___... · · ,. ~k Parle, wer-e planned md de-The Modern and Spaniab. -..r.;;,•-r, -;:"' time Pl on and will get pedive about plants. 1.JIAJ styled residences will be in so med to p............. being at .,,.,..,,..es showing the signed to appeal to thoae ' .... ..up _...._ families who enjoy surf and single, two-story and split-
Is J'Ollr home tree-hamd? there that be will not notice house in various stages, then level stylings, be said. aand recreation YelN'OUDd, Are JOU liYiDI ill 6iabtsa 00. tbeJ have grown. decide which shows tile according to Ron Foell, Highlight of each home
for the ab ol tn.. and For eumple, a fonytbia house to be&t advantage. vice president Of Seabury will be an all-electric kit-
bulhes thlt shroud your bmdl willl a »foot diamet-You may be surprised that Development Co. chen with built-in cooktop
boule! If '°• get blll)' widl er was originally t b r e e you like the house pretty "N'.inutes -away from the range. oven, waste dispos-
vnnr lit& hatcM pilmta. It is a great. beau· uch ... _ . ....&. nearby beach resorta of Bal-al. automatic dishwasher "-;:n
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• ..._ __. .___ ._ tiflll IPlasb ol yellow in m · UJ!C way it was wuen boa, Laguna Beach and and glareless luminous ceil-
.uw ..., -......, -spilc bat it is m feet you moved into it. Or per-Newport, which offer such ings. Kiser noted.
spot ~ _.,.. a _..... tballl the 1ittJe saJt-baPI you'll be charmed by p o p u 1 a r watersports as Interior features will in-
bcme. 111 ...me. .., Jllr· '-.__a few feet hay. the foartb-yur pictures. swimming, sldn-dlvi.ng, fish· elude a formal dining room.
ijNdiwe ..., 1111 "-* a md ..._ ....._,. -Mott bailden are not land· ing, water-skiing and aud· family room, ttro cuatom-
dowed bJ SE Df'J .. ,_.,~.pine treli -capers, 10 unleu a builder i.ng, Seabury ll is c:oatinU• designed fireplaces, Wet bar,
.... w-r_ Md ""8 up . araand the employs a landlcaper, a ing to attract the vigorous ei:posed beam ceillngs, car~
........_ u. ••4••, we..,. ..._ emcealiag its beluti-plant arrangement for a young family," Foell said. peting and tile entry. Baths
be too buy fmdinc _.. fal Jines. You couldn't see new bouae copied from a Seabury D will comprise will feature double pull-
and admiring •a r greea tbe bome for the fiorest. It model home can be a flop. a total ol 379 homes, re· mans, sunken Roman tubs
thumb to obMne hmllea, ,,. a -;a, to see it when 'lbe plantings may be fine ports Foell, ranging in price and luminous ceilings.
treabe -~p)lats tlm lbaald the~ ftft iaooved, the for the model house which from $24,700 to $27,000. Of. A separate laundry area,
,_ ndler Uta ...-. pJms cut down to hedge is bWt for temporary fering three and four bed· wired for electric washer
ed. Then 11 • _ _..... __.__ ~ad tbe fotsylhia cut llmr, but if they haven't rooms, 20 different design and dryer, will be included .
.uuga --.-:a. been planned by a nursery elevations a r e available Other features include a 1eRlinc "' lllDd fltlll ~-Old ~ ol a man, they may not be suit· from which Seabury II three-car garage, sun deck
vatioeid:I clidlte teeillC tree bame JDaJ proride pen-able for a long-range plan. bomebuyers may choose. and underground utilities. atumps. But ... trees am1r------...:;-...:;~~-=-~~...:..:..:......:..:..:..._:;____:~-=.:....:__;_~_:..:.:...:...;_..:....:.;;_;:_;.;.;..:.;:~=.:...::.::.::.:..~...=.:..:..:=-=:.:.:..:.~.=::=-=:::.::~
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breathing
Some owners mow
a boate um is 1"ed lie-
came &lliqe a1llltes
ry, creepJ md nm -llbl
O•di*icm bat tl9ey LOTS FOR SALE
tale to ~ a 1lig a1d tree. One.._,.... _.
edtodellllt.be-.ea
---......... t-4 ..., period .... ..i~dedJ
by big tree&. Siie eftlllmlb1
sold t1ae ..,._ witll a
fmiiWiine to -.m·11111111•
whole f'nt oatdoar ed -tocRtdondtlle livftilnm•ae bon ,.....
'l'be elfed -.. 1 1 oua•• the Jidlt air fiJllered ...... ....
ing.ad ........... Jlll
bf!a•!lifal tb8 ewr.
1arp aid trees cm be
mired far Mr bemtJ
that tbeJ ca be -. -S
thole tut wen left betm;
part of tbe ..... na.
thlll _.. .. to .. ......
llbodoMirl•w am
out of ell ...........
dec&adiff ..,.b -
drill me pa 19Wef tDllftWI
up-.IONra...._
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P'luwumc....._ .. become ......,
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of 1*.....,. 'l'lley ID
tyfort!mefewwee.bwhm
they are l*oridiq calor
but CD be ~ wbm
not .in foli8ge. IN BEAUTIFUL' SAN CLEMENTE
A mW1 bDale eaa be a
real charmrr ill its tmlr.r
plant.,. with pnmed
ea, H1acs a wbite
let at tbe jlllt • rlglll mg1es
hm b ...... Bat the
home owmrwlll Md tD it•
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Netio11•I •114 lee.I reedM-
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San Clemente E.astriclge hes lots to sell those seeking the
finest in prestige Gving.
Today you can choose the lot you want, high atop
l>eeutiful San Clemente -tJ,e city that climate built -
overlooking the sweeping Pacific panorama.
Prices range from $I 0,000.
NOW YOU CAN BUILD YOUR OWN CUSTOM HOME ON
THE IDEAL VIEW LOT OF ·YOUR CHOICE.
Drive up today to the smartest address in town , and
choose your place in the sun at beautiful San Clemente
Eastridge. Or, see your broker.
You'ft agree, San Clemente Eastridge has a lot going
for you.
,,~S~A~N.._..C ...... L~E~M~E ... N_T_E_
1EASTRIDGE
\'-~:5 10,000
One of OrancJe County's finest ocean vi~ws is yours
at San Clemente E.stridge. Camino de Esmlla off
ramp of San Diego Freeway in San Clemente. Tum
left to Portola, then le~ on Portola to Calle R .. L Right
on C.le Real to open house. Model$ open I 0 a.m.
until 6 p.rn, Or cal (7144) 4496-5068
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ESTREUA
laUng business. Now there Mesa Verde ia an atab-
Ui the "open lot." llshed community within the
On a bright fall day. Mesa city ot Costa Mesa,• bout.
Verde Refllty placed a desk ing ot two aolf courses 1be and cha.trt on a vacant • · . • bomesite adjoining the Mesa MeN Verde County Club 11
Verde Country Club and pro-. an 18 • bole c:bampkmbip
claimed the industry's first course and the Oosia Mea8
"open lot." Golf and Cowaty Cbab-ir a-
GoU course lots in the public course feattaing two
Mesa Verde area of Costa 18-bole layouts. f
Mesa start at •16,950 and Mesa Verde can be reach-
go to $28,500 for a hillside ed by taking the Harbor
view location. Financing is Boulevard exit from the
available from 15 percent San Diego Freeway to Ad·
down payment. ams Avenue, then west to
Mesa Verde Drive. Mesa
Verde Realty is .located at
2850 Mesa Verde Driw.
Why _Pay Rent ••• ?
NOW
A .BIG, BRAND NEW HOME
NEAR THE B·EACH • ,~ •
520,995
NO KIDDING
520,995
Vets No Down
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Low FHA Terilii
Payments Start as low IS $179.00 per •· (p ' ij
Hacienda
Homes .
A Mecllterranean Stylecl CWlllunlty for
Youn9 Fa111Hles In Ora119e County's Fo•
taln Valley Near the Seal
3-4 bedrooms -mHsive lots -wonderful "Florid• kitchens" • : • aft tht
wonderful things you've drHmed •bout •t this on~n+fiMtime price.
Visit H•ciend• tod•yl
Take San Diego Freeway to Euclid turnoff -to Talbert -left on Talbert
to Ward -left on Ward to models.
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A DEVELOPMENT OF GEORGE M. HOLSTEIN & SONS
WALKER & LEE INC., SALES AGENTS
Hornets Score
By EARL GUSTltEY
Of ... DellY ..... Stefl
Golden West's Rustlers gave awa y
two tint quarter touchdowns to the
nati0o'1 No. 2 ranked junior college
team Friday night but then fought
back with grim-faced determination
in the second half to battle Fullerton
on better than even terms before
fiQJally losing, 13-7.
The fiercely played struggle was
witnessed by a vocal throng of 5,847
at,.LeBard Stadium.
Although they came up short on the
scoreboard, coach Ray Shackleford 's
Huntington Beach eleven showed tons
of class in fighting back gamel.y in
the last two quarters.
The Fullerton coach, Hal Sherbeck.
penpiri.De treeJ,y in the HoJ'\nets' lock-
er room afterward. said It best:
"Golden West has a lot of hustle and
class. They had their backs to the
wall but hung in there and gave us
a whale of a ball game.
''They're the best team we've play-
ed this year.''
G-Olden West's always -improving,
always -ten::icious defense looked like
the best in Southern California as it
held the heavily favored Hornets to
146 total yards while GWC gained 212.
212.
'Tm proud of our guys, real proud ,"
Shackleford said.
"We got down real quick 13-0 and we
bad the guts to come back."
But the Rustlers met their down-
fa ll early when they gave Fullerton
Early,
two opportunities borne out ol GWC
errors.
Golden West punter Bob Grey. in
his own end zone, couldn't get a
boot off following a bad center snap
and Hornet defensive end Larry Mac-
Duff nailed him on the three. Bob
Terrio scored two plays later with
6:34 lo go in the first period.
And just moments later, a Rustler
pass defender over -extended himself
on an interception try and Fullerton
p1cked up a 13-yard gainer through
the air to the Golden West 3.1. Mike White, oo the next play, ram-
bled 33 yards to score on a reverse
that fooled Golden West's linebackers
with 2:45 left in the first quarter.
Those two mistakes -the bad cent-
ter snap on a fourth down punt play
ABRUPT HALT -Golden W est'6 Tony Scalcucct is
brought to a screeching halt by Fullerton's Gary
Orcutt (84) and John Ochoa (20) in acti'on at Friday
oii'LY ,.ii:OT l'tttft •Y O.tlt IC ...... ,.,
night's 13· 7 win by Fullerton. Scal cucci, a defensive
back, intercepted a Hornet pass on the play.
Pirates Favored Tonight ... -.. occ Hosts San
By DA VE SIDDON
Sport. Edhor
It abapes up as a much better foot-
ball game than the records might in·
di~te.
Orange Coast College. with a 4-1
Eastern Conference record, against
a San Bernardino Valley College team
that has won only one of its five con-
ference games.
1be San Bernardnio 'Ngers. how·
ever, came close to beating two pow-
erful teams -Mt. San Antonio and
Santa Ana -and are much better
statistically than the won.Jost record
reveals.
For the Pirates of Orange Coast.
a victory in tonight's Homecoming
Game at LeBard Stadium would
brighten their prospects for a confer·
ence championship and a berth in
caJ.ifornia's first junior college foot-
ball playoffs.
Orange Coast is currently sharing
second plaee in the Eastern Confer-
ence lta.odinp with Mt. Sac and Gold-
en West Fullerton, as usual, is lead·
ing the pack with a perfect season's
record Uld a 34-game win streak.
lf the Pirates defeat the Indians to-
night, they'll be facing Fullerton next
•eek in a game that could decide
tbe conference tifle.
"lbe E8*n Conference champion
II tchedaled to bolt the Pacific South-
-.t Conference cbampioo in one of
the two ~round games of the jun-
ior college playoffs during the week-
end of Nov. 24.
Oo;xt Dick Tucker reports that his
ttam is in good shape for the San
Bernardino game. with only a '""'
playeTs nursing ''minor dinl?s" from
last week 's Riverside fraca1'
"We·re 'up· for thii; 1?;Jmr ·· Turt..r:
said. "We know that San Bernardino
will field a darned good team, and
we can't afford to be overconfident
just because its record isn't so hot.
Statistically speaking, San Bernardino
looks pretty impressive "
Dan Mikels is scheduled to start at
quarterback for the Pirates with Paul
Lemoine likely to fill In for him dur-
ing a good portion of the game.
Lemoine and Mikels provide Tuck-
er with a strong rushing-passing com-
bination. Lemoine is currently rated
No. 12 in passing among junior col·
lege quarterbacks while Mikels is &
threat carrying the ball as well as
passing.
In five games. Lemoine has com-
pleted 46 out of 86 pass attempts for
EC Sta ncllng•
w L "O "A Fullerto11 ' 0 ., 11 ~~"!:" c~~t!,.,1o ' I 116 11 3 I 1~ 4l ~n Wtat l , jO A11e l , " IS $an lltrntrdlno I J "' SI ltlvtrslde I ' ~ •l ~Y-Pf~H 0 J .,
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Fvll~rlOfl u. 'rttlaY'I Col Mn Sc wt w,.1 7
a total of 510 yards and five touch-
downs. Against Riverside he connect-
ed with 13 of 19 and two touchdowns.
The primsly running threat for OCC
is provided by halfback Frank Weir·
ath who has carried the b::tll 87 Cmt'5
for 460 net yards. accc:·Jin~ ti\ ol·
f1c1al Eastern Conferenrc stnticl it's.
The Tigers from S:.n l~c111.11.1 no al.
~o boast a shHtr b"ca1·~w .. ,. run"' r
in tailba ck Geor.;.:P Tri!·' r> ~ .. hn 1 ,ir
rPntly ranks 8th in r11 1rir: :'"'11 ·~
JllnlOr cnllcges with HI nl'l )-;i; ch ln1
98 carries.
Berdoo
ORANGE COAST
LE -Steve Colflesh 200
LT -Kevin Grady Wi
LG -Don McMahan 190
C -Randy Bass rn~
RG -Dan Hilliard 210
RT -Rick Dustin 219
RE -Craig Allen IR5
QB -Dan Mikels lfi(I
LH -Frank Weirath 200
RH -Ethan Oliver 167
FB -Mike Bailey 215
SAN BERNARDINO
LE -Sam Christian 175
LT -Bill Berniker 200
LG -Jim Pa<iore 200
C -Doug Huff 180
RG -Robin Tenney 220
RT -Carl McWiUiams 215
RE - Earl Collins 210
QB -Randy Scott 155
RH -Mike Dolan 16.'>
TB -George Tribble 175
FB -Mike ruvers 190
Seals in Tough
-Take on Toronto
TORONTO. Canada CAP) -The
California Seals venture into big·llme
hockey tonight. laking to the ice
against the Toronto Maple Leafs. de·
fending Stanley Cup champions.
On Sundav. thev move to Phtladel-
r111a to ClllSh wi°th the Philadelphta
~·1yers.
The ~"al~ return In the Oakland
.\reM r;<'dnC'srlAy to meC't th!' New ' n.-:. R · n-::c.>r11. The it11me will m a r k
l':c> ri! ,: 1imC' a full \· establlshcrl . nld·
111nr Nn11onal Hockey Lea~ue I ea m
has appeared in the Bay Arca.
Saturday, October 28, 19&7 DAILY PILOT J J
Edge Rustlers, 13-7
a~d the 111-fated interception try -
did the Rustlers in.
Golden West's touchdown came on
a John lnglehart flat pass to Randy
Vala.ha. who eluded two Fullerton tackler~ and raced 18 yards for a
touchdown. That score came with 3: 15 t~ go in the third quarter and by that
lime. the Rustlers were back in the ball game.
The change in the game's tide so
disturbed Sherbeck that he yanked ~is starling quarterback, Amirault,
in favor of 17·year-old Jim Fassel.
But the momentum was now Gold-
en West's.
At the opening of the final quarter.
Tom Westgate gave G-Olden West a
big first down at the Fullerton 35.
Vat2ha, in two rushes, took it to the
Gurney
18 and the GWC cheering section was
so delerious the playera bad to call
for quiet.
But the drive ended there on an in-
terception. Golden West's Tony Scal-
eu<:ei got the ball again on a pass
theft at Fullerton's 33 with 7:57 to
play but the RusUers ran out ol downs
and didn't threaten again.
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Pace
In Riverside Warmup
RIVERSIDE, Cab.I. CAP) -Four-
teen cars smashed the Riverside
course record Friday in qualifying
for the Times Grand Prix, the fifth
race JO the Canadian -American
Challenge Cup Series.
There were no real surprises after
Friday's qualifying. Dan Gurney,
Bruce McLaren and Denis Hulme led
the group with Jim Hall and Mario
Andretti following .
Gurney, who hasn't finished a Can-
AM race this season, qualified lo a
Lola Ford on top with a time oi ':39.3
Sports .In B r i ef
over the 3.275 -mile lap course. The
time equals a speed of ''8.7 miles an
hour.
New Zealanders McLaren and
Hulme. both in McLaren Chevys zoom-
ed home with times of 1:39.6 and
1 :41.2 respectively. The course re-
cord had been 1: 4U set last year by
McLaren:
Hall, of Midland, Tex., drove the
largest car on the course -a 7-lit.er
Cuparral CJ>evy -to a time ot l:tu
Alston Denies Rumors;
with Andretti. in a Bonk.er Ford. right
behind in I :tU.
More qualifying and testing is ldled-
uJed for Saturday and. even though
Gurney bas the fMtat time 10 f.ar •
be may attempt to solidify his No. 1
pole position with anotber' run.
The CMta Mesa driver bu been
plagued with mechanical troubles on
the '500,000 CaJa..Am teria tour and
will be JootiQC to -the best .tart be can.
Forty can will ~ qaalifJ
.... Ille r8Ce.
Athletic Wing
Under Way
Quarry Duels Patterson At Bay aub
It was an incongruous tablen:
DARRTOWN, Ohio -"I don't know
anything about it." Walter Alston said
at his home here.
The veteran manager of the Los
Angeles Dodgers was commenting on
the story in the San Juan. Puerto Rico,
Star that he would stA!p down as man-
ager within a week and be replaced
by Preston Gomez. third base coach
of the Dodgen. ~.in Puerto Rieo. also eakl he
knew nothing about It. ''It's news to
me ." he declared. "It's the fi~t
time I heard about it.·•
Artilur "Red" Patterson. vice presi-
dent of the Dodgers. said he knew
nothing about any changes and that
Alston wiU be going to Mexico City for
the ma1or-r1unor league meetings
there Nov. 25.
Walter O'Malley , president ci the
Dodgers. and Buzzie Bavasi, general
manager. were not available for com-
~nt. O'MaJley is on a hunting trip
in Africa. and Bavasi is on vacation.
The San Juan story. by baseball
writer Tito Stevens, said that the 44-
year-old Gomez, current manager of
the San J uan Senators in I.he Puerto
Rican Winter League. would leave
for Los Angeles ttli s weekend and that
''We're all waiting for the big thing
to happen."
Qua rrfJ 1' 04!
LOS ANGELES -Jerry Quarry's
followers predict ex~amp Floyd Pat-
terson will take a nap today when
the two battle at siesta-time in the
World Boxing Associallion's heavy-
weight tiUe tournament.
"The fight won't last as long as
the weigh-in," predicted Quarry's
co-manager Johnny Flores and the
22-year-old California fighter has also
declared he looks for a knockout.
Weights and wagering were near-
even on the eve of the 12·round re·
match slated for 3 p.m. in I.he Olym-
pic Auditorium .
AJthough Patterson opened as the
favorite when training started . the
odds on the 32-yea.i;;old New Yorker
dwindled as fight-lime approached.
Experience favors Patterson who
twice has held the crown. He takes
a 46-5-1 record into the ring but four
or. the losses were by knockout. and
he faces perhaps the hardest puncher
in the tournament.
Nickla us: 62
LAS VEGAS -Big Jack Nicklaus
shot a sensational 33-~2 Friday. the
lowest in his brilliant career. which
propelled him into the lead with 199
after the third round of the SI00.000
Sahara Invitational Golf Tournament.
The blond belter from Columbus.
Ohio, equalled th e course record at
the Paradise ValJey Country Club
which measuers 7,069 yards anrl has
par of 36-35-71.
Jack Nicklaus
Steve Spray
Bob Goalhy
Terry Dill
Steve Oppermann
Richard Martinez
68·69-62--199
69-64 -67-200
fl8..67-68-20:l
67·68·W-20!i
71·70~207
71-67-6~207
VSC: B y 35
Overwhelming 35-point favorites. 0
J. Simpson and his University of
Southern California teammates are ex·
peeled to l::ike another victorious step
toward U1cir Nm·ember Ill shnw<lnwn
with UCLA with a hasty rlisposal of
Oregon toda"
Among the 4!i.tKXl or so expeCIPrl ;11
the Coliseum today 1s the l:'nt1rt> l1C'l.1\
team. Bruin coach Tommy Prothro
is takmg advantage of his team's
weekend off by busing his Bruins to
the game in order to study coach
John McKay's Trojans.
Coach Jerry Frei's Oregon Web-
foots lost five straight games before
beating Idaho last weekend. Tile Tro-
jans scored a highly iJnpreasive 23-7
victory over Washington at Seattle
last Saturuy and o . J, ~J>IOlr'had
one of the greatest da~ of any ball
carrier In use history.
R eff Re laireff ·
ST. LOUIS -Red Scboendienst was
rehired Friday to manage the St.
Louls Cardinals in 1968, but the pilot
of the world champions will have only
a one-year contract with a substantial
bike in pay.
Mianai, 7 -0
MlAMI. Fla. (AP) -There are
thousands of young men in this cotm-
try named Smith and one of them
rose from the ranks Friday nigbt and
.lfefeated Auburn when he carried a
football for the first time in his col-
lege career.
Until he stole a lateral and raced 35
yards into the Tigers' end woe to
give Miami a 7--0 victory, Phil Smith
was just another Smith. Known a,.,
Miami's other defensive end, be bad
long been overshadowed by the mucb-
publlcized Ted Handrick.s, a talented
junior who was named to the t h i r d
All-America team last year.
Some 2IDO guesta standinC and 8P"
pl.auding as a giant bulldozer ripped
into the poolaide splendor of the plmb
Balboa Bay Club.
Wimesaing the Friday eownt were
Newport 8eacb city ofticials, civic
leaders and a monber of greata from
the world of athletics.
What the huge machine ripped •
aunder' ii SOOD to be replaced by a _.. $400.cm Athletic W-mg ad Sports
1lal.1 of Fame. This was the of6dal
~' ceremony. Preced.iDc the ~ the group of world -hlmoul aCbletes aign-
ed plaques which will bang aoder their
pictures in the Rall ol Pa.me.
Among thole inducted into the BaD
of Pa.me were Bob W2terfield, form-
er UCLA and L.A. Rams quartateck:
Manhall Duffield. USC ROie Bowl
hero; Jack Kramer, proleaiooal tm-
nia CJNt; Perry Jones, farmer Dem
Cup captain and president of t b •
Soutbml CaJifamia Tennis Aaloda-
tioo. and Hugh Stewart, Davis CUp
doubles player.
Otben iDducted were Mn. May Sgt.
ton Bundy, two-time winner at WiJn·
bledoa; Dorothy Bundy Cheney. 1967
national tenion champion at Forest
Kills; Carolyn House. 1960 Olympic
swimmer.
Toni Hewitt. American 2IJO -metK
butterfly nrimming record bolder:
Andy Carey, fonner New Yort Yam·
eees brasebaO ltar; Dr. Sammy Lee,
Olympic diriltg cbampion; William
Ficker, wwld champion star • eta.
uilor, and Dick Attlelly, USC ndE
star.
DAILY "'"°" """' lw •lcMrf ~ HALL OF FAMERS -Signing their names to pbques which wiU
soon hang in thf' new Athletic \\'ing ;m.1 Sports Han of Fame at the
Balboa Bay Club are. rlork\\lse from front. Or. Sammy Lee. Toni
Hewitt, Jack Kramer, Dick Altlesey and Hugh Stewart.
-
J z DAil y PllOT
Oil City
In 26-12
Victory -
By ROGER CARLSON · ... ~ ......
S.t~. OttM 28, 1967
Saints Romp, 34-0
Dreaded Air Attack
Shoots Down Lions
By GLENN WHlTE
Of t11t OtllJ "* Slaff
There was a tJme when
the forward pass was a fav.
orite weapon for Westmins·
ter High's football team.
But that was in the days
when the Lions had chaps
like Billy White and Shawn
McKinney directing the at·
tack.
Now they've \earned to
dread the aerial game for
~
it was the pass that largely
turned out to be their undo-
ing Friday night when they
took a 34-0 blistering from
Santa Ana's Saints in the
Sunset League title decider.
on daabes of It _. ii
yarcll, plus OD the ~
return of the int.eJ(epti-
M.i.ke H.aynn ol die ......
was impruaiw widl Im
eluslve running u:ploib
13-6 c...._i
Ricardo Puts CM
Over Sea Kings
By TOii LONG . .............. Tony 8oawD led Hearting· t. Beac:b to its nm Sun-PLOWING FORWARD -Westminster High's Darrell Berg (21) drives forward for a short gain in Friday
aet League foatball victory night's Sunset League title decider. Santa Ana exp loited the airlanes t.o blast the Lions, 34-0.
It was the inability of
coach Bill Boswell's forces
to throw that kept the Lions
off the scoreboard as they
repeatedly moved the ball
on the ground until they got
inside the visitors' 10.
With star balfblck Ba.-
Ricardo leadlQs die ...., t11te
Costa Mesa llmt-.p tnm-
pled the eon.a del ....
Sea Kin&& Friday lliCllt. IJ..
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defeai.ed Santa f'm Valley,
512.. • tar wuwe:n field.
Friday night.
8omftO was the mtire of-
fensive puncb for coach Ken
Moab" Oikn as the gritty
~ ran for 1't
yank in !2 carries ( 133 ia
tbe first half alone). acored
three toochdowm. aet ap an-
odler witb a 29 yant nm.
ad ,_... for 12 y.._
W'dllaal Bcmftll'• tm.
6cl. die .... 1UJ wll .....
... maed ..... .,, ...
•cm 1 • Falcw frca s.&a
Aaa.
Tbe vidary was tbe first
(or the Oilen nnce their
opening game ol the 1U1G11
•be.II they downed Long
BeadJ Jordan.
Defensively. big Bob
Wdttlbam was tbe b.ig gun
far I.be wiwrs with n™r·
OU1 tactlea and an intercep-
tion.
Moats' crew won it in the
tint half and coasted the
rest ol the way. The Oikn
pi led up 12 first downs ell·
route to their 14-point bulge
and a Det of no yank over·
all.
The Otl City llart.ed out
with a bang as Bmrtington
too\ ttw o p e n i a g kickoff
and mattbr.d • Janis in
anm plays far the acott.
BonweH did "1Cl5t ol it in-
cluding the final 17 yards
sitb 9:12 lo go in the quar·
ter
And. HuntingtDll ca.me
right back minutes later to
score again alter the f a1-
com bad tied it ap on a 62-
yard drive.
Again. with Bonwell doing
the liam lbare al. the wort
via qaarterbact roll -oats.
tbe Oi1en marched • yards m 10 plays foe the score.
ruck Miller took a band-
oU from Bonwell and went
the last five with I ·St to go
in the quarter.
The hosts put another
score on the boards hefore
tbe balf with Bonwell out·
running Valley's lert side
for the toucbdown fTom five
)'U'Ck oul.
Bob Ryder added the PAT
and il .,. 2JM a1 the hall.
The invllden appattDtly
adjusted their defenses al
the intennilsion and played
the bolU to a fairly even
seccad half. But the dam·
age bad hem done and the
Oilen were rully never
threat.med.
1be Fa.Icons did, however .
draw to within eight or
Huntillgtoe wi.t11 • score in
the third lt.ama.
From there. the Orange
and Black toot command
again. and later drove for
tbe:ir final toucbdown with
Bcmwel gdting bis third
tco::Mmrn ol the nigbt on
a two-,ard teper with 4: 46
to Co-
SAW .. 4 I ' 17 1» n UIJ » 11
1 • 2U 11 n 1 •
... 1, ._,,
"<:I. )51 .. n.s
Sailors Lose Cool Lakers 6. r
.......... £Matt
lint ~ fll t•e .._. I '5 ____ ,,_
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In 39-7 Lambasting Top Bulls,
125-117
Without serious threat of
the overhead game to worry
about, Santa Ana tightened
up and twice stopped West·
mlnster.
Once the Lions moved to
the Saint five , but were ev·
entually tossed back to the
11.
The mild ui-t eawe die
Mustangs their tint lnille
League victory el die 9eall9
and banded the Sa IilO
their third ieape ~
1be Su Ku.c ~ -stands •t 0-3-1., wtlile die
MusiangJ ~ p N I I I ..
a 1·2-1 slate tw die ~
leUOll.
ltica•-.... ...
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ell a lea Kile*-_, ..... ' ...... ...... IL BJ STEVE E~OVJCB ..............
Acttle!'aled heart beat, ln.-
cnased oxidation, adrenalin
secretion, and increased su-
gar to the bloodstream when
confronted with heights.
A description of the symp-
toms of an acrophobiac?
Maybe. but Friday night at
Anaheim's La Palma stadi·
um 1t would bave been an
accurate description of the
trepidations of Newport Har·
bor head grid coach Wade
Watts everytime the football
became airborne.
Alter being denied a coup-
le of scoring opportunities
in the first hall aod holding
potent Anaheim to a S-0
bulge at intermission. the
Sailon lost their cool and
fel vietlms to a 39.7 drubb-
ing .
A case hillory of the Sail·
or's aerial psychosis might
have gone like this:
With 3:30 remaining in the
first qu arter of play aod the
score 0--0. the Tars atempl·
ed to register some points
via the air wi th a 17 • yard
Cield goal.
The lack was blocked and
portended the nature of Ure
Newport demise.
Al 6:00 to go in the sec-
ond quarter and the Tars
down 6-0. Ed Washko's aer·
:al beaded for an apparent·
ly open receiver In the end
zone was spectacularly pil·
fered by Colonist Stuart Al·
drich ·
With 1:46 remaining in the
Foothill Blanks
Lagunans, 27-0
By TERRY NEPTUNE
Of .. DeilJ 'ii" 11111
Before a "Fathers' Night"
capacity crowd. the Foot·
hill Kn.igbts of Tustin easily
conquered the invading Ar·
lists of Laguna Beach. 27-0.
Friday night at Tustin High
School.
Laj!11na was never really a
threat in the game as Foot·
hill scored in every quarter.
The Knights were ahead 13-
0 at the hall and came back
the last two quarters, strong
as ever.
Laguna's only bright spot
in the lomg evening was the
play of fleet Jim Kuhn. The
junior halfback sparkled on
both offense and defense.
Late in the final quarter.
with the Artists trailing 27·
O, Kuhn took a swing pass
from quarterback Wiezbow·
ski and went 70 yards for
a touchdown. The Artists
were detected holding at
the line of scrimmage and
the play was nullified.
The Knights scored their
first touchdown five minutes
into the opening quarter.
Quarterback R o s s m a n
threw a third down screen
pass to John Helton who
went from his own 38 to
the Artist nine.
From there, Cox went ov-
er right tackle on a quick
opener for the touchdown .
The conversion attempt was
no good.
halfback Tucker went over
left guard from the one foot
line.
Artist coach Hal Akins
alternated quarterbacks
Wiezbowski and J a n e s
through the game but neith-
er could muster a sustained
attack. The Artists play host
lo the Tustin Tillers next
Friday night at Laguna
Beach.
TUM STATISTICS
Fir" downs rushlno
F1u1 "°"'"' .,.ulno Flr11 _, cion1111es
Toi.i l1tt1 dOwru
YMCh Ol lnecl NShlllQ
Yerd• 01lnte1 i»wlno
Y1rds loll
Nef Yards g1iMd
Puse1 allempffd
Pn~s complrlfd
P~ l\ed lnltrCfilltd
Hum~ ol ..uni•
Averatt drst1ncc
Ytrds PrnaliU<l ,umbln
Fumble.. lo>!
' 1 • s lllt
J1
S4
115
I • • • "·' u ,
I
SUN ty Oulriffs
l llOUl\ot
Foot~lll
0 0 0
• 1 7
IHDllllOUAl ST"TISTICS llUSHINO
F-
111• • l
0
10
165
127
IS 2n • J
0
' ll.1
50
1
1
G-0
7-77
l 1wn1 leMll TCI YO Yl AYO
I• 0 t 2.l I 20 21 ·I.•
10 5' 1 $.• : J 10 ·u I 0 0 0 ~ 137 14 2.1
'ic1" YO YL AVG llouman IJ 11 11 • ~ Kr..,se • 10 O l.S ~:~ion 1 ~ t ;:: Tue••• 6 2• 0 •.O McC lun• 1 • O •.o "er~ .• ,, ~ ,.J ,~ H
IHDllllDUAL .. ASllllG
Janu Wlubow~I Tot1h
Ro"""'"" McClunr lat1I>
l etvna le~ ,. l'C ,HI YO ht.
6303.!00 s l 0 :I-' .6CIO
11 ' • J1 .S4S ~~Ill~ .. HI YO ,ct,
• , 0 t3 ·"" ' 1 • ~ 1.000 ' 1 0 127 .Jll
1 1 m e period, UgbtninJ
strua agaia 11 tbe Colo·
nlst. nabbed u ln'ant pau
on the Anaheim 12.
Early in the third quarter
the Sailors fumbled a punt
wh ich was recovered by
Anaheim on the Colonist 15
to set up the winners' third
touchdown.
With 5:7.8 to go in the same
quarter. an Anaheim tacklP
grabbed a toss in the end
zone for the next score.
The ensuing kickoff was
rumbled by Sailor Bob Han·
cock. and another touch·
down was given to Anaheim.
And lastly, after turning
the ball over on downa to be·
gin the last quarter, Colo·
nl.at Mark Stief heaved the
ball to Gary T<ner for a 79'-
yard touchdown play.
Tht only Newport touch·
down was recorded b\' Ed
Washko with 53 second left
in the game.
TICKETS
ON SALE
Tickets for Thursday's
Angelus League crucial al
Anaheim Stadium he·
tween Mater De1 and Ser-
vile are now on ~ale at
both schoo ls as well as
several Orange County
merchants.
The stadium box oHice
will .sell tickets to the
game Thursday. beginning
at 9 a.m.
Reserved seal tickets
ar.e priced at $2.50 and $2
while general admission
is Sl.50 for adults and $1
for st udents. Tickets may
be purchased at the school
between 8:30 am and 4
p.m.
Merchants scllini: r1uc·
ats are Wisser Sporting
Goods. 169 W. Lincoln.
Anaheim . Hart's Sroi ting
Goods. 538 Center St..
Costa Mesa; Grove Sport-
ing Goods, 10652 Garden
Grove Blvd.. G a rd e n
Grove ; J&M Sporting
Goods. 7455 La Palma.
Buena Park. Neal's Sport·
ing Goods, 601 S. Euclid,
Fullerton : Orange Sport·
ing Goods . Orange. and
Irv Noren's Sporting Good
1522 s. Mam, Santa Ana.
LOS ANGELES CAP) -
Guard Arcblt Clark bJt a
driving layup with 36 Me·
oods remaining in the game
to break a 117-117 tie and
lead the Los Angeles Lakers
lo a 125·117 victory over the
winless Chicago Bulls Fri-
day night at the Las Ange-
less Sports Arena.
Clark scored an NBA ca-
reer high of 39 points and
hit a free throw following
his layup to give the Lakers
a lhree·po~t lead.
Los Angeles held a co m-
fortable seven -point lead
in the fourth quarter. But
with four minutes gone in
the fourth quarter. Erwin
Mueller tied the score with
a Jump shot.
StOf• := li.sl<lf" Mut lltt E'h"' ltmt"\ HerdlnQ 'T!f~,,
ChltH e
0 " T • '"'' ,, t I· I 11 ,. J 7 7 0.0 •• .! 0. l 10 s 1 ' II 7 1 • s 0 0. 1 0 ,, 10 I) t) .. 11.'1 117
... .. """'" G f' T 4 .. I 11
7 1. 7 s I\ t 11 ,.
II S. I 11
' 1 J • I J. S 1 ~ t: a '& ~ 12J JO 16 1t 37-117
" ,. 1t U-12J C~•u90, c i-ens.
Pop Warner
Grid Res ults
CABALLOS
Newport·Mesa 20, Capis-
trano 9.
TD's -Tosti, Whitford,
Clough.
Next game -vs. Hunt-
ington Beach today at Cos-
ta Mesa High. 3:30 pm.
COWBOYS
Newport-Mesa 14. Hunt-
ington Beach 6.
TD's -Parsel 12}.
Next game -v~ West-
minster al Costa Mesa High
today. 1 30 ri.m.
COLTS
Newport-Mesa 22. Tustin O
TD's -Jones. .Johnson,
Gayner. Sweet (safety).
Next game -vs. West·
minster today at Costa Mesa
High, 11 :30 a.m.
COMANCHES
Another time they drove
to the four but Wert buried
back to tht 46. tareeb' c1ue
to a pair of J$-yard penal·
ties. -
And, Santa Ana scored
once on a pa.ss inttt~ption
and two other times on toss·
es o( its own so the airlanes
spelled disaster for Boswell
& Co.
For three quarters West-
minster had cleanly out·
played the unbeaten Saints.
Santa Ana scored on its sec·
ond turn from scrimmage
when marvelous Marv Whit·
taker galloped 81 yards for
the tally.
At halftime the Lions h.ad
run off 31 plays to 11 for the
enemy but couldn't get ll.5
goal line offense in gear.
However, Santa Ana blew
things apart in the final
stanza. scoring 28 points
to clinch undisputed first
place in the loop chase with
a cake • walk schedule left
to fill out before the lJlle
will officially be removed
from Anaheim's Colonists.
Whittaker was tremend·
ous, gaining 146 yards in
three carries and scoring
TEAM STATISTICS
f'ltal downs rvshiM "I'" dOwM pnsl"!I F <II downs PCMlllH Totel llrSI downs Ytrdt 11ined rustllnt Yards 11nifd Pl Hint Verds lost
WM 10 2 ' 1)
Net vard• 011nfd
ISi 21 56 126 17 P•n es attempted Paues comPltted P•n•s had lnlerceotr ~
1
4 Humbtr 31 PUnl\ ~:~f~:S ii lAnce JIS 7
lO
J 3
Yards ...,..uud
Fumble• Fumbles lo" Stert II~ Ou1rttn
S.nt1 Ana I O o 11 -l<I WttlmlnSlor O o o o -O
IHDllllDUAl STATISTICS llU5HIHO Wnl,.,lnsitt TCI YO Yl AVG ~ ': ~ g
10 50 0 s. 7 1 I 0,9
• j ,, ·•.O l 0 11 ·S.5 19 1.18 S6 2.0 Slnll Anl TCI YG Yl AVG Whllfaker J IU 0 ,, D Mtitr l t 0 U Curtis 17 16 10 0,$
/llu•lo 1 1 ' .7...1 OKJct rl 1 SS 0 7 t Totels 11 ?Of 16 7 o
Otctiert
INDIVIDUAL 'AUIHG Wfflmlnsler
,A " ,HI YG ,Cl, I 1 0 I) .500 10 l 1 '11 JOO 11 • , ~ .333
Santi A•• ,A 'C ,Iii 'f'G ,ct. t S I 11S .$$S
Pro Glge
Standings .
Welltiq will • I I •
pmew!Uda ...... ~
CtU asr-at ..... .......
eoacb Neil Pee.k's M r
were ~ beMrld. nttic
up a total el Zll ,._. •
the ground.
MUJtang Jt.ar for tile lliCti&
was senior leU.enma ftiear.
do wbo aeon""...,,. lK
yarda ru&bini clllrilic die
game's span, a\lfl"aCile S.4
yards per carry.
1be initial Must<e ._..
• ing drive was a.oeiwlli
late in the tint quarter .....
defensive back Boeer" Wllifl&,
ler intercepted a C.....
paaa on the Mesa ~
line.
Prep Grid
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came with 3:19 remaining in
the first ball. From the La·
guna 44. McClune threw a
halfback pass to end Dave
Goodwin for six. Th e con -
version was good and the
Kni ghts took an impressive
1341 lead at the half
Tar· Colonists Stats
The Foothill derense pul
the stopper on Laguna in
the third and fourth quar·
ters. The Artist offense
gained but 19 yards on the
ground and seven in the air
for a total of 26 yards.
The Knights made it 20-0
midway in the third quar·
ter. Quarterback Gary Ross-
man rolled out right and
cut inside his tnd for a 17
yard touchdown nin
It took th.-Kni~hts 12
playi; to tccorr their rinal
IOUChdown ()( lhf' l'Vf"ntn:!
thf" <'lock ~howrd 4 00 r<'·
ma1 n1ng lo l>e rilayl'd wtwn
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mor•
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• Tonig ht's Prep Tilts --
-1Winless Eagles Test
~Powerful Magnolia
Amigos Setf or Home Debut
. Eatancla High School's
frustrated Eagles hope to
'.put a sizable dent in Mag.
, .nolia's Irvine League title
. .bopea tonight when the two
tearm meet for an 8 p.m.
game at Newport Harbor's
Davidson Field.
Coach John Lowry's team
is &-2 in Irvine play while
: .Magnolia stands at 2-0.
: E It's one of three games
:: ~tonight involving 0 r a n g e
Coast area prep elevens.
Tbe other two find Marina's
Viking, tackling Western at
tbe latter's field and Foun-
tain Valley traveling to Val-
encia.
Lowry believes his outfit
has a chance against the
Anaheim-based Magnolia
team.
"Magnolia Ls a good foot-
'"'baD team -they shove it
rigbt at you. But we think
1ft have an excellent chance to beat them ...
S.,. Magnolia's Don Lent:
RACE
RESULTS
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Scntdled -Cvllc Admlrtl. Oem-....._ Cdlec. Hee,.. Ho, Bothwell ......
HCO.D ltACI'. f fwlonol. Two
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Clelm"'9. Pune n .200.
ltVft N'Aa , ... ,,.,..,,.y) 7,,. l.01 2 IO
Too .....,, IJ Sellersl 2.<111 2.40
Mtsa Cal'VUHI (M Solornontl 3.00
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lllfle, Dad's Allbl, Otcodtr, MOO!'
Mfb, TraH Arml.
Scnklled -.... ldo R~to. Mil· ~.. Prjnca J111i., l(Odi.k ICld,
5'11'9 ltvllil.
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Miu Defied (Y~l 23,20 f .<111 5.IO
PriJe Kl""' IArtwtlll"'l HO 5.00
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Alto 11.H -S.f"' Fence, Judlltlns,
Go SIMOY. No Scr•tdWs.
l'OUtrnf UCI'. • furlonts. Three -r -· Maldtft ftll!H. Purse S?.500. Cnfty Aroce IH•NNfl) 13.IO 7.60 ,,,. a.•-Oanar (Holmquist) 5.20 l .60 '-"-"' r-tM.ttiornrtl loo
r--1.1• vs.
AIM It.., -A·Oonlllr..i., A·VeN
llMfTY, 11-IM....,IY Vision, Lets 1(11'*·
-lflgfl Alft. No Scralches. A -C. Wlllttln9Mm·tralntd tntrv. 8 -It. Cratt-trelned entry.
"'"" RACI'. 6 furlon9S. J vur
tllds,. Claim.... Purw S2,200.
~ Allame'Y (Yen l 17.20 6.olO 1.00
o.-t Ott IW HartKk) 11.40 6.lO
DAHy °"" IR Oleuln> 10,60
T'::;'"1~!;, -l(lno O'Fores!. Middle
"Estancia is a much better
team than its record indi·
cab~s and I know they'll be
higher than a kite for us."
Lowry reports two of his
regulars will miss tonight's
outing. John Woody and
G~orge Barnett botb have
leg woes and won't play.
On the shaky side are Arnie
Shaw and Dan Stevenson.
Marina hopes to rebound
from a dismal performance
against Santa Ana Valley
last Friday night. Favored,
the Vikes dropped a 38-18
decision. Western comes off
a 14-3 loss to Westminster.
Viking starters Mike Jones
and Tom Allenson are both
sidelined for tonight's en·
counter -both have head
injuries.
Marina coach Jim Coon
promises his club will be
better prepared for this eve-
ning's commitment.
"We weren't prepared
mentally when we played
Valley," Coon says. "But
we'll be ready for Western."
Both teams are 1-2 in Sun-
HTAJICIA
LE -Klfl CowltY
l T -Jeff Selve<
LG -Ron Br111dt
C -Harland Kadi
ltG -Doug 'WuMwllt
ltT -leb bmlOIWI
ltE -Gltft Vllldl'#f41(tr 01 -c:tiu« l'tnY Fl -MIM ..,._Ille Ta-~ IMcer fl1.-M~
MAOMOLIA
LE-Mllt.t 1'1r1c.a
LT -Ed LO.-Z
LG -JciM Olttll
C -Chris VanHook
RG -Peul ICrauM
RT -Jim Blue<'
RE -Joe Rvnlek OB -Douo Omer
L H -Junior Punsei.ne
RH -Al Joflnson
FB -Grt11 lvenon
MAltlNA
LE -c;.rv P•kelt LT-Dan Slark
LG -Howard Fennel
C -Don Troxel
RG -Curt Kr~
RT -ArwN v,,,ono
ltE -Grev Hale
OB -Mike Temlvuu
LH -Mlkt Whltfldt
RH -Mfkt Corrlg111
FB -Oon Flschbeclt
Wl'STlltN LE -Dale &lack
l T -Pet Ferguto11
LG -AandY Sn!
C -Collln Andrew•
RG -Jett IC.t hn
RT -Jon BrlQlll
RE -Fred Avelos OB -Phil Velt l(IUl!l
LH -BUO<IV Abourt:di:
RH -John C.wle•
Tl -Jim Osbon
YAllNCIA
LE -Tom ltochl
LT -Rn Cnll
LG -Mllrlt Emert
C -Ml-t Gag"°"
RG -Pa1 Sl>enleY
RT -Darrell Ito
RE -Kevin FeroutOll
OB -Bob Snt9CI
LH -Riie!! Brtv
FB -l id Dav
Tl -Tf!n'V SOmmervllle
FOUNTAIN VALLI'\'
LE -Bob Mllct>tll
LT -S~ve Ht!ll
LG -M lltt Chllde<'1 c -Doug Hevnn RG -Tom Hermon
ltT -D•ve Grav•n
RE -Duene Dlttle
QB -Ron Mvers
FB -Art Broolti
LH -S~vt Valbue<ll
lllH -Phllt Age
160
Ito
110
175 140
215 171
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!SS
150
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170
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170 lU
115
20$
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170
160
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190
ltS
215
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110
170 190
165
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165
190
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160 u.s
16$
170
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170
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175
190
167 150
1711
165 us
MMMf, Wflll Toofll, Gro.ere, Mr. '1iiiiiiiiiiiil c.~ UCIE. 6 f\lrlono•· T-Yffr II ..., fllflel. Allow•nca. Purse Sl.000.
emt.i Duc11as (Ha Ill 20. 20 f .20 6.60 ·' Liow1ftt Leff (It ~I) 11'0 UO
Jfl>.JM (W Hartnell '.40
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-$cntldlecl -Aplobf Fleet.
HVUfTM RACI'. Abol.ll 'M fur· ...._ on turf. 3 vear okl fltlln. Al-= Is e ;ces.. Purse Slt.500. #-,.,,,,.., Maggie (W Harteck) t,00 uo ).40
SuNd IJ s,Jlen) '·~ uo
HJ. y,, 2nd (W Mahot'rleVI :U0 ~ ~--l.31 l /5. .
Aho Ran -NOYIC .. tt. MnttrtOUS
~. Rer• ouamy.
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El9HTM ltACE. AboUI 71/2 furlongs ~.., rrvf. ) veer ol6s end UP. Cteul-
lif.d Allowan<n. Purw SA,500.
Ten o.Jl<t (Ma1>ornevl 5,IO 2.10 2.~
·: :-Mtr·Bln IJ Sctltnl 2.60 2.20
Blggre Grl"' (J Palomino) UO
• __... ...... 1.2' us. 0 .... ... := Al'so ltan -Ne.rco Blue. •u,,., • ,..,,, Naf'l Sot!.
No ScratcMs.
NnfTM ltACf.-;;;.,t -mli. on : !': ""1. 3 vHr ~ and up. Clatml~o.
~ ; : .._,. S2.IOO. 7 .IO 4.CO 1.60 '·'° 2.40 2.IO
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P.c;lflst (W HartKk)
,,..,__ 1..31 2/ s. Aho Ran _ TurltJ Claulc, Z.ralt.
cnisa Arm. prince Nasseu. Dark
Compe11lon.
Screfdled -l'ere Gal.
Students elate
more because
of our economy
OCTOBER 29-7 PM
MAJOR LEAGUE
PIOFESSIONAl
BASKETBALL
~nah €1 m
AMIGOS
vs .
OAKLAND OAKS
RES'!RVED SEATS
4SJ 4.00 3.50 3.00 2.50 2.00
For tic:ket reservC1tions c:oll (71 4) 635-5000
""• A,.til.e:,.. """"a .. 1:"" r..,.f11r
set League play.
Fountain Valley Is pre-
sented with a golden oppor-
tunity to advance itself in
Irvine League standings. The
Barons are 1·2 and their foe
tonight, Valencia, is 2-1.
Valencia knocked off Es·
tancia last week, 9-7. and
Fountain Valley was mas-
sacred by Brea, 4-0-6.
Gals' Tennis
Sig nup Set
Pickford will be relying
on the quarterbacking of aU-
round threat Ron Myers and
ground-gaining .specialists
Phil Age and Art Brooks
against Valencia.
This is a key ball game
for Fountain Valley -per-
haps the most important in
the school's two-year his-
tory.
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E"eta ia T•tlfller
Stars Scattered
All Over Country Readers Retort
To Ann's Report
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -
Tbe report tb.t J a m t I
Olbar'a .. lboppin1 fell' •
bcJcue in Tangier caused DO
ltir in BoDywood. w b i c b
baa powa accustomed to
stss who live in far-off
pi.ca.
Once apcm a time, all the
a:rem lumimria 11 v e d
hen. Most owned homes In
Beverly Hilla • Brentwood,
bat a few rutica lived in
tbe GlltlJiaC re.cbea of the
San Fernmdo Valley.
n,e ;et ace dlangect that.
TodaJ an act.or cu break·
fast in London and be GD a
BoDywood Id that after.
noon. The fact u.t moviel
are made an cmr the P>be :maa. it no 1aDgtr nece.
ur.., tor mrs to Jive within
freewa) diJtance of MGM.
Warner Bros .• de.
DECEN'J'BALIZATION
The trend town decen·
tntizaticm of st.I' n si·
... mates lile toagber
for • Jwt foar ~
• people:
L Beal atlllte de&Jfn, who
mmt fiDd ot.ber buJw1 for
Mr ties.
z. -=--cmn. wbo
.... --..... ...... to .......... ,,....... ..... 16-ilJ ......... ...,
)lave a. ...-.ge for per-
....iities to write aboat.
4. Hollywood bo*Aes,
who never k n ow which
names will be in town to
decGnte their parties.
DESEBT DWELIEBS n.e IJiuat colony of film
penc•alitia is on the ~
ert, where atan can tnJ01
the ~ Jife. play golf and
tenDIS in tbe smog 1 e s s
wann1h and return to the
studiol in a half boor via mr. More and more stars
are foDowing the lead of
port Harbor, 50 miles south
al Hollywood.
New York City lw lonr
held faadmtion for f i I m
actors, especially those who
allo perform in 1he theater.
Amon( those who m a k e
11'anb:attan their home: Joan ~ord, Sandy Dennis,
Joan Fontaine, Shelley Win·
ten, Lauren Bacall and Ja.
aon Robarcla, Gloria Swan·
SOD, Myrna Loy, Uil.J.ian
Gi.111, Tony Randall, Sidney
Pmtier.
SwitzerilDd his provided
lbe1ter from iuea and oth·
er diJtiatMmcew of modern
HM for a number of ex-Hol·
)1woodilnl indndfnc Rieb·
8l'd BartDa and Elizabeth
TeJ•, WllliMl Holdla, Au· drwJ Repbln, Yal Bryn-ner, Deborlb Kerr, David
Niven and amu. <Jyplln.
Jotm Huston IOUght t h e
same advantages in Ireland
mid evm bedlme an IJisfi
citizen.
Title Change
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -
Sweden's Ingmar Bergman
has changed the title of the
new Mu von Sidow-Bibi An·
derson moviefrom ''Dreams
of Shame" to "'Ibe Shame."
SHARPENING UP -Carol Faulstick and Alan Bart
make cutting remarks as they play an aborted 1uJ.
cide scene from the comedy "Luv" at the Orange
Studio Theater. The show has been held over
through November.
They Love •Luv~
So Orange Play Held Over
By TOM TITUS
Of Ille Daltir ''"' Stiff
Not tbat it comes as any
pertieular surprise, but
they're dragging out the
"held <IVet" sign again at
the Orange Studio 'lbeeter. nm time the object al
lncreuing audience al·
fectioa is "i.u.." the Mur·
ray Schisgal comedy which
opened four weekends ago
and is gathering strength
at the box office as word
filters through the county's
theatrical g?'apevine.
Since the theater was
dack for six months follow·
ing the closing of the ultra·
successful musical "l i t t l e
man in search of his serloua
side." it took a while to get
the crowds beck.
But DOW, acwrding to
Mary Eastman, maDller of
ttie fheate!" and dtrectar of
''Luv,'' ~ are
pot.rln& In for next ll*ltb .
The comedy WU eeheduJed
to cloM next weebad, but
now bu been extended
throu&h Nov. •·
"Wt nlCbt ....... out,
end tompt'• bout la allo
good,'' Mias Eutman re·
ported. "We're geUtnc a lot
of group sales, wbidl b e l p
out a lot."
The tbree-<:baracte com·
edy opened to a cborus of
critical acclaim. For t h i s
writer's part, it ls the COUD·
ty's best production al the
new sea90n and r a n k s
a m o n g the best of ttie
year.
Red SRltoo. who comes to QUEENIE I Phil lnterlandi
Hollywood only lor bis tele-,...;;;.;.;;;;;;;..;~---------'-------,
Compruing the cut are
Alan Hart, Carol :hulltick
and A.nchony Brandt, wbo is
co-producing tbe show. All
turn in excellent perform·
'f'ision lhow. Amoac ttM>lit wbo spend a
tar-ge part of their' lives in
Palm Springs and its en·
virom: David Januen, Jack
Benny. Bob Hope, Desi _Ar·
naz. Frank Sinatra, William Demarest. (]md Connon,
Phil Harris and Ab Feu.
The de5ert ii allo a baveti
for mdl retired performers
as William Powe 11, Lily
Pam, W'llliam Boyd (Hop-
aloag Cassidy). Charlel Far·
~ Calilomia bu
abo attracted stars as a
permanent home. Bing Crol-bJ pvt up the Hollywood
life to nm bis second fam·
i1y in Bi&barougb. K i m
Novak, Jean ktbur and
Alfred mtcbcoct favor tbe
Moolittry Peninsula.
NEWPORT KF.SIDENTS
John Wayne, Buddy Eb-
sen and Andy Devine pre· m the nautical life of New·
HO# FEATURING:
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GENERAL smu=
& scda fountain •L-llmf._, .. ....
• • •
• """-,_ ,.,.._ ..... 1t67 w..w ...... _......
ances.
However succeufUl "Luv"
becomes, it's doubtful it will
enjoy the lengthy nc of
------·-DO MOT•: ............. ..... ...... Mr .......... . ...............
the last Orange production, OPEN
"little man,'' which P!IYed DEAR ANN LANDERS: o•ILY Garden five months in Oran1e and "' two more in Hollywood. 'Miss I just read a letter in your 12 Noon •:=--
la column from a teen-ager. ~..-: Eastman has another P y, You answered: "I will be ' ~ 5-0uaf
Robinson Jeffers' "Medee," -::::::====::====;j~~~======~i 'ftiti.ng in tie wings. •
Palmer Back
HOLLYWOOD I UPI)
Michael Caine will be seen
again as tbe cockney Brit·
ish agent Harry Palmer in
"What's Wroog With Mid·
night?"
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A 'SILENT CITIZEN' SPEAKS
Time to Stir, Defend U.S. View, Says Newporter
By RUDV CHOY
Tbe American citizen of today, one
i ul of a populalion of 200 milllon
people, still has legal and constitu-
tional right to express lus concern in
the conduct of governmental affairs.
rhe.se are very precious human rights
'4 llen silhouetted thoughUully against
the dark tyranny or much of th e pres-
rnt world.
However. the "average," voting.
law-abiding and tax-paying citizen has
little time to express himself on m<>-
mentous issues facmg our complex
society simply because it take3 time
c:'!ld energy to make a living and sup-
por1 a 'amity. On wee~eods the~e !s
a craving for relaxation, and 1t 1s
tilsturbing to thLnk deeply about world
or na tional a/lairs. Thus we remain
:-1lent. but. nevertheless. frustrated
and unhappy over world news. We
rouse ourselves periodically to ex-
press convicti ons only when it is time
to vote
:\10ST CITI ZENS will agree that
the most disturbing e\lent of today
,, the Vietnam war. This commit-
ment is dividing our country like
n?thi!'g e Is e has since the tum of
the century. I have tried fA> keep my-.. u .nrormed about this dlfbcult sub-l~l by reading and li5teoing to ~·
t ,.thlng thct comes our way. 'Mus
aU•ntlon lnchKtes lhe conservabve
:-•·:.! Uberal positions of all shade.s on
II s tragic war.
I! seems to me that there is a ler-
n'·le and unjust imbalance or news
i "ti headlines in favor or the liberaJ r ;,sturcs The apparent leadership of
t J liberal viewpoint has been cen-
fNed 1.11 at least several state uni-
' rrsilles. The greatest activists on
1·ampus are drawn primarily f r om
among the idealistic but immature
student body being misled by some
r:-ofessors Both these professors and the im·
l'?s~ioned students have the dmt to
'1old peace rallies. teach-ins, and pro-
"St marches because both are sup-
The author. atl tt1temalio11ally k11c1w11
yacht designer fl'om Newport lieaclt.
descrihes l11mself as "a11 aunagc
American disturbed al wllat '.~ 1tar>pc11·
mg irl tlus c-ou11try." A natrvr of
Hawaii at1d grad.ttatl' of the ll111v~r!I·
ity of Haw01i. he ha3 lraut!IP<I e.cti'll·
~mely -includi119 .~er111r~ m Kort>n
during the Koreat1 War.
ported financially. though iron1call y,
by taxpaying citizens.
I QUESTION both the qualifications
and intent of the professorial leader·
ship because their dialogue is arbi-
trarily and rigidJy anti-U.S. I ask the
student activists whether genuine
peace in Vietnam will result merelv
from shouting slogans and obsceni-
ties, burning draft cards, slandering
their own government and President.
and breaking laws passed by Con-
gress. Their dissent is becoming more
imsupportable every week because or
its rabidness and lawless conduct.
I am. for one U.S. citizen, diSJ?USI·
ed with impassioned and unthinking
oratory, blind marching aod deliber-
ate appeals to law brealdng.
I am roused enough from the week-
. Mid ritual of watchin.J football games
tA> write this letter, a con•tituliona.l
right and privilege ol U.S. citJt.en·
sbip, somethJog neither the North
Vietnamese, nor the Viet Cong, nor
the Communillt anywhere has today.
HOWEVER. I believe 1t is not
enough U> dissent to the dissenters.
It is even more neeessary to ask sev-
eral simple but basic questions which
stand out from the morass of newi;
confusion. Here are my questions as
well a6 comments to each:
t. Wby II It tbat the "Uberal'' nevrr
condemns tbe Viet Cong or North
Vietnam for refusing to negotiate a
just peace?
COMi\1ENT: Our government has
m::de numerous offers literally beg-
;?ing the Reds to sit down and nego-
tiate a just peace. It seems obviOU5
that U1e Com munists don't want peace.
They want a U.S. defeat! Our inte.1-
lettuaJs. of course. are promoting aur-
render as a saintly act equivalent to
lhe second commg of Christ.
!. Wh~ 111 It that tbe Hbenl .ever
rondrmns the Vitt Cong fer Ills ...
t·ountablf act.a of ddiberate all"edt)'~
t'0'1)1ENT: During the recent elec-
hons m South Vietnam. for inatanoe,
nearh• 1.000 iMocent civilian. were
assass inated. tortured, kidnapped. i.o
a planned program or Viet Cong bru-
tality. Our side has killed civilians
too. unintentionally. as in all wan#
There 1s the fundamental distinction
of Intent. Never in history has any
army ever tried so hard U> avoid civ-
1 Llan casualties. The "liberal," in bis
perpetual blindness, acreama oa!y
al>oul "Stop the Bombing," md "With-
draw from Vietnam." Just •bo and
how many are we sacrificing for these
weak acts of convenience'!
3. Why 11 tt that U.S. attics .ever
demand that accredited •••me. lie
allowed to enter Nortlt Vldaam la
urder to provid.t tk wtrld wtda • r•
tlooal ciommHt.t.ry • Ille la CW
couotry!
COMMENT: There are teYt:rr.1 a..
dred intematiOnal new. COiifill'Dad-
eots from many rountrie5 swanning
aJI over South Vietnam aeeting aew1
and headlines. That's their job. In
theJ tireless search for headlines and
copy tbey have cfissected. vivisected
and spotlighted every aspect of life
there. Even the most boring detail
of village life comes under their tech-
rucolored vari-powered microscope.
Any day now I expect U> read a learn-
ed comenlary on the bathroom hab-
its of the South Vietnamese peaaant
family.
From the north. in arid contrast..
there are only heavy propaganda
handouts from the Red news SUV·
ices pid 1ome sympat:betic artidea
about ··unclt Ho'' ftom such known
Commun1&ts u Amtralia'1 W"llfred
Burchett.
Or. consider I.ht unhappy Ameri-
can "'·oman •bo waa enticed willing· b' UltO the North in ordtt to witness
a bombing raid. among other select-
ed th111gs. in a guided tour. She tben
rem«rked savagely tllat she woold
lii.e Lo shoot down the U.S. fighttt·
bombtrs herseU! Pacifist? We a 11
knoll about every little~
of South Vietnam. but nothing of tl'e
empllness ol tht North. 1bey must
havt a lot to bidt! Att we really
thal tuptd~ We're being connect
• "h • tt t1aat ta.e ··aenr· 8"· ,.., ~,n· .. aea. 111at • me ~
bt lwld ia N.nll V1daam Cee_,.. •itl•w•• fndem .............. eburnnl • was kW .. die ....._
wbtrr ill lite _.... 91 ...., , a lr'f>-
melldoa• df.t Ian *-8 8Me ..
tl•rf a \iabtr ..._,_,?
CO)JllE..ltfi: Most world observers
? greed that over • perecnt al tbe
Soutl1 Vietnamese voten cast balJota
and that the recent elediooa were
fair. Of courw, there'• always tbe
5ancllfied nit-pick.en who wouJd aure-
tv find fault with beavm. much Ins a bad;vatd Asiae caaalrJ when iU
cituem voeed for 6" fint time ia
bistof>'. What's • plrled ._. U..S. poi.
tics t\ee .-. wt~ laad • lleritage °' freedom f!'llf!r ace 1111'! 'nlere'1 tht om nisdeat UCl lliJtary prof esaor.
6' cour~. wbo dogmatically assurfd
his captJvr student audience rtcently
that 11 an el«tion were held in both
\'1etnams. tht nod would go to dear
"t:nclr llo ··
Our prof~ didn't ltU tht stu-
dents that IUCb an eledion bas Dn'er
~n held. a n d that many national
eled 1ons in a free country. as any
\'oter knows, are wrpre:lict.able. Be-
caust of this professor's arbitrari-
ness I sinct'Telr qur!tion his quali·
fications as a teacher. He may be
innuenct-1. unfortunately. by the his-
torian, Arnold J. Toynbtt. wtw i5 oot
............... f"
52tisfied with recording history, but
now h~ appointed bimseU historical
forecaster. This is like a priori news
management, an academic Nostra-
damus.
5. If the U.S., a1 lbe world's gnat.
Ht power, would acHpt literal de-
feat by wttMrawtac from Soutb Viet-
.... wbt ... w be the c•naequeace1
.. Mr utloul secal'lty 11 weU H u.e frtt AG• uUoaa!
COMMENT: U tbe majority of our
cilium ever became convinced that
Ute road to peace ii to wave blos-
acms in the air about "peace," burn
draft e.arc11; ...d violllte •1 law on
penoaal whim, then indeed we c .. o
look ahead unhappily to the day when
there will be no longer any form of
dissent. Our own history shows th&(
the U.S. was born and sustalned from
tlw previous spilled blood ol Ameri·
can frtt men.
Call it what you will, ou.r lreedom
is still being sustained by the blood
and sinew ol our lighting men.
ll is begging the question w say
that war is obsolete. Wars between
112tiom arise from the presence of
conflict of national -aspirations, mis-
calculations or weaknesses. Who
wants war? Who has ever wanted
war~ Who will ever want war? U
our side surrenders, however, who
Tlae FBI'• Offirial Report
will love us for this fatal weaknes11?
If the peacenik takes over and can
converse sincerely and rationally with
the Communist and convince this im·
pregnable and ultimate cynic that
reason and freedom must prevail,
then we can disband our army. moth-
ball our navy and coocentrate our
a.r 1orce on space exploration. One
can ~ee beforehand the Red's harsh
zn:;\\U'S, as always. Consider the pa-
thetic antics ~omg on within tbe babel
called the United Nations, the un-
ceasing propaganda from Moscow,
Peking and Hanoi, and the buht.s
from the Viet Cong supplied by Hus-
~ia and Chin .a. Is it truly better to
be Rec! than ctead?
&. Wboae bullets, artillery, mladles
and greuclea are killlag the U.S.
flghUni man In Vietnam, and ho• ta
&his war being 1u1tal.ned?
COMMENT: How about Russia,
Red China and Eastern Europe for
an answer? Come on. Mr. Intellec-
tual, how about climbing on their
backs , too, just for a change. Other
than this. no comment.
Mr. Llberal, you cannot persuade
me oo ride your bandwagon because
you a.re saying that the U.S. ll aU
wrong and the other 1lde ii the only &ood guy. Mr. Inl~llectual. I find your lotic
murky and your rhetoric mere sopb·
latry.
Mr. Peacenik, your marches and
rallies leave me frigid because they
have been law-breaking, sordid and
sensation-seeking.
Mr. Hippy. you cannot enchant me
because you are a negativist and
afraid of life.
Mr. Professor-theoretician, your di-
alogue i.s "fuU or sound and fury.
signifying nothing," and I find you
out or much with both common sense
and reality.
All of you cannot enlist my sup·
port because your oratory and ac·
tions are unfair. unreasoned and
wrong. Need I also say unpatriotic?
Find the Goals
In Phony Life The Communist Year: 1967 a
By FERREN CHRISTENSEN
I have l i t t l t patience for long
~tringy hair, straggly beards, tight-
fitting pants and mini-skirts, but I
H1ink today's yo uth have made re·
markable progress by comparison
''1U1 a generation whose image was
l'l1araclerized for the most part by
).'.uldfish liwallowing. telephone booth
~t11rtrng anrl panty raids.
1'(1day's youth are impressive. if for
no other :-eason because there are so
rnany or them. Authorities claim the
median age is currently in the 'll·
~ear-old vicinity. By 1975 -less than
ten years from now -the median age
"'ill be 25. In addition, our teens are
physically more capable. healthier.
!>tronger. taller, more intelligent and"
better educated than any previous si-
miJar group. It is my opinion that to-
day·~ youth want progress not prom-
ll\e!i
THEY ARE CONCERNED with
\1 hat they see in the wor ld about
lhem because it falls far short of their
ttlei!ls. The basic problem of the
~oung is not com~licated; it is the
a11alhy and poor example of
their adult generation and, coupled
w11h racial intolerance. wars and ru-
t11ors of wars, our kjds react and man-
ifest themselves in demonstrations
<1nd protests of one type or another.
I firmly believe a phony value sys-
lf'm 1s the underlying cause of many
nf our problems today. And it is time.
past time. ror many of us to recog-
nize those things that are genuinely
important. It seems U> me that the
As principal of Weitmmster Htgh
Sch.ool, the author has first-hand. in·
f ormation on today's tttn.agers, how
they act and how they think.
adult world's only concern 1s f<>r the
creature comforts and that is evident,
as an example, when sc hool bond is·
sues are voted down.
MANY Of 'MfE VOTERS could af-
ford the added taxation to build
schools, but they refuse to pay th is
most nece ssary of all their bills. We
seem to be a people whose only devo-
tion is U> comfort, convenience and
the consumption of luxuries.
Have we put the need or a no-shift
auU>mobile ahead of a two-shift
school ?
Do we pinch pennies on public serv-
ices and delinquency control in order
to spend them on milder cigarettes.
patio barbecues, and easier driving
cars?
H~ve we put private wants above
publ'it needs?
I personally wonder if we have
abandoned the goals that give our na·
lion vigor and purpose in its youth.
Someone said. "As we treat people.
so will our children." Two hundred
years ago. Sir Edmund Burke. Prime
Mfoi ster of Great Britain, made thii;
grim statement. "TeU me what is in
the minds of youth toda y and I'll tell
you the character of the next gener·
ation."
Invigorated by its first natiooal con.
ventJon since 1959. and bolsttted by
certain legal victories, the Commu-
nist Party, USA. entered tM fiscal
year with hopeful programs to estab-
lish a broad front encompassing youth,
labor, civil rights and Coreign policy.
Smarting from barbs that it had be·
come a haven for the wear/. and
faced w:ith the youthful challen!{e of
the New Left, party leaders relin-
quished some leadership positions in
an eCfort to regenerate its hierarchy
and improve its image w:ilh a limitrd
infusion of young Marxists.
Althougb older rank-and-file parry
stalwarts warily termed this new gen-
eration "loo active,·• leading commu-
nists eagerly roamed the academic
community during the 1966-67 school
year making 54 speaking appearances
at college campuses in their appeal
to youth. In March. 1967, Michael
Zagarell, National Youth Director of
the Communist Party, USA. stressrd
the need for building a mass social-
ist (communist) movement based on
the increased radicalization of Amer-
ican youth and called for intensified
recruitment and educational cam-
paigns to implement a revitalized pro-
gram lo secure new party memht>r~.
IN PURSUANcR OF this objectl\'P
the party held schools at a ca mp
near Wingdale. N.Y., to educate a
cadre of youth who, like the nedghni::
DuBois Clubs. could communicalc
with and train neophyte Marxists.
Mindful oC the libertarian philosophy
that ia vogue among many or today's
youth, party leadership believed 1t
necessary to remind its charges that
whil~ it recognized "romances" would
happen during the school encam1 ..
0Hr ltlan In San Fran~••~
THAT POP WAS ONLY A CORK
B,· HERB CAEN
SAN FRANC ISCO -Pvi Eyr
Alai n G1lstein. more depressed
about the war than ever after
readinR in Wines & Vines. a
trade publication tha~ Saigon
imported Jnly 1200 bottles of
French champagne last yrar
while Hanoi imported 75 000
'What are they celebrating"''
hr keeps wondering . . . Thi.'
BcaUes are writing an opera.
and Kurt llerbf>rt Adler. gen d1·
t<'l'IM o( lhe San Francisco Op·
l'I a I~ .tlready dickering for
r1nl rrfusal rights <The N1bel·
un).!en Rms;:o'!) A stock
hr<ike1 al the Stagecoach asked
l:iru tentier Bill Paul. "What ·~ a
..)t1otl brPath -freshener -I don't
"<>nt mv wiff.' to know ('vP Ileen
dnnk1n~ · Dill ''You u~P a
•• '
breath-freshener. fr1rnd. a n d
she'll KNOW yo u've been drink-
ing" Say. that's true. i1m 'I it ~
AOO INFINITEMS : .J<'remy
Ets-Hokln's first lx>ok. "The
Transfiguration of a Fat Slob"
'certainly it's autnhiographical ),
will be published in the sprLng
l!y Dir1blo Press. ln ii. he de -
i.cribes how he lost 82 pounds
while conti nuing to cat every•
thing. including h1i; words . •
Here we are at the Iron Duke.
and U1ere's a prcttv financial
l'1 1st secretary l>iJ(,1.n~ the tun·
l'11eon check After Name" she
wn tr!\ "Jnnc! Hoai::land " After
'Fu m'' ~toe "'rt!('~ Yr._·· .
Mrs .John P Ooolr\ 01 Hrrk,.·
ley watchrni: Erl S11ll11 .1n nn lht
lrll~ Hr looki; ltkr hi <> hcini
choked lo death from the inside>
BRAIN -BOGGLERS .\IARC1t
nn ; Alan .lont"s caught this from
the lips oi CBS' Harry Reason-
er during ··sarry Goldwatrr·~
Arizona" "Arizona is a lot morP
like It is than ii woulrl ~ 1f
It weren't for him" Ste"e
Blaaberg found this bogjtlcr tn
a Phillis ~atelle column on rats
"They've started ,,ne out of C'\.
ery four fires of unknown on~-
1n" Anrt a bojUtle b:it:lr
to Geo. Umt~nheur for lh1!1 d:.i~
silied ad .n the Rr\Jwooc.1 C1h
fCaJJf) Trib1111r White O:il.~
bargain D1stmcll\"l' f'. ftnoi 1
bedrooms 2 haHl!i '.!-car gara:?r
fin e area t1ll 950 ~hnuld j!n for
ronslderabl~· le~!> ·•
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IUport. rdeaud /or pMblicatJo1t
tJtil touk.
meat. those 10 iDvolved lhoukl not do
anything that would reflect unfavor-
ably on the movf!lllent ··regard)as of
your vte.s oa morality or your prac-
tice at horn~ ...
American COOi munists havt I o n g
sought to innumce the labor move-
ment in a significant manna. Shift-
ing away from beh~ ef.
forts to manipula~ unionism, tbe par-
ty atiftnpted during the fiscal 'YUIT
to penetrate the tra union IDOtt-
meat by xt.i~ly seeking leadenbip
roles. In tht •of "killing two birda
with oat stone .•• tbe party leadership
sought to cb.ampion unionism wbi1t
coademning tbe Vietnam war.
Olaracterizing the war in Vittnarn
as a bonanza for the big monopolies.
the party's theouticaJ organ, "Politi-
cal Affairs." in its i11ue ol March,
1987. strovt to further unitt tht labor
movement with anti-Vietnam war pro-
t.esU. Linking reaction with racism.
th.is publication in iu November. 19116,
issue aJso appealed to alt communists
and clau-consciou1 peoplt to jojn the
civil rights struggle by 1peaking out.
through local unions, with renewed
vigor against rightist reactioo.
MERGING mt: Sl'RUGGLE for
civil rights with tht Vietnam war pro-
test movement occupied much of the
Communist Party's efforts during the
fiscal year. Speaking before tht na-
tional committee. CPUSA. in Decem-
Mf', 1166. Natiooal Chairman Henry
Winston suggested that white back-
luh wa. a we.apon ol the monopolists
and the ultra-nght U> conceal their
drive ag.ains1 Uw rights ol Negre>ef.
West Coast party leadtt ~ Proc-
tor. writing in tht March. 19S7. issue
ol "Politica.I Allain:' mibraced civil
right. ntremi.Jts by calling for Man-
itt-Lenini.IU to provide more "flesh
and boM" to tht inflammatory slog-
ans of bin power groups. He called
ror party proiuam11 and guidelin~
around which lM black maues could
he mobiliud in day-ICMtay stru~gles
to improve lhear condititM1s of life.
Using tht Vietnam conflict as a ful -
crum lo enhanc.'t' its positions on all
foreign and domestic iuuH. the party
bas incaaantJy dmumded an imme-
diate unlJateraJ cease fire and • wltb-
draW11I ol aU United Stales forca
from Vidnam. Branding the nation'•
military commibnent there as im-
perialistlc. genocidal. and falciltic, it
has caretulJy cultivated Its positioa
among dL'SWlent' that Uw IOVttD-
ment's policy serves monopoly inter·
cslJi wh 1C"h restSt domestic reform pro-
~ra~ that lhu "din)r war0 bas dis-
plattd
STEPPING OUT under ill OtrD baa-
'
MT for the first time ln elgbt years.
the party had a large contingent
marching in the anti-Vietnam spring
mobilization protest held in New York
City during April, 1967. Hoping to woo
activist youth in this pro1"t move·
ment, the party issued a directive
opposting the draft No leu a person
than Communist Party Genf!lral Sec-
retary Gus H.all helped stir the pot
of disaent by acknowledging at San
Francisco during May, 1967. that the
party was malting preparations to
support two candidates to mobilize a
grass-roots movement for peace in
Vietnam at the 1968 polls.
At a New York May Day raJly,
party theoretician Herbel't Aptheker
clamored for an independent politi-
cal movement that would offer the
people of the United States in the
presidential election• in 1968 "a real
and meaningful alternativt to t h e
present suicidal course of President
Johnson and the war hawks." Sup-
porting convicted boxer Muhammad
Ali (Cassius Clay) in his refusaJ to
fight in Vietnam, Aptheker also warn-
ed that s~ial advance for minority
groups is inextricably bound to and
stunted by United States involvement
in the "Vietnam atrocity."
FULFILLMENT of a long-frustrat·
ed desire to again publish its own
daily newspaper came slgnilicanUy
closer to realization through the re·
ported inheritance by the Communist
Party, USA, of a one-mUUon·dollar
share from the estate or a deceased
B'rooklyn builder. Ebullient over this
windfall, Gus Hall projected the fu-
ture orientation o( this publication as
uniting the "magnificent traditions
and experiences" of the old left with
emerging new left forces. The rela-
tionship of this new paper with the
Communist Party, he said. should be
open and proud.
As war clouds collided over the
M'Kidle East at the close or the fiscal
year, the Communist Party. USA.
found much of its membership in
agoniz1n~ conflict with its Soviet mas-
ten.. Numerous comrades, In spite of
the vociferous Soviet denunciation o(
Israel. embarrassed disciplined party
leadership by collecting money. blood
and equipment for the lsraeU armed
forces. Tllis split In loyalties is far
from resolved and promises to have
a long·lasting effect on the party.
COMMUNIST FRONT
ORGANIZATIONS
Propagandizing and a.ploitina the
maaes for ita own purpoae are cen.
tral dogma1 of the Oommunilt Party,
USA. During the O.cal year the party
continutd to focua Its attention on
youth, Negro. trade union and peace
matters. Through ni.rting organiu-
tions already acUvt in these areas,
and its own organized for the pur·
pose. the party hu atumpted to urute
()pinion in 1upport of communist ob-
jectives -particularly In lt1 hack-
neyed attacks against United States
military opposition to the Viet Cong
and the government of North Viet·
nam.
Parlaying the legitimate aims of
nonsubversive organizations which It
has infiltrated, the party seeks to
mold among them a spearhead of dis·
sent for government policies and pro-
grams the communists oppose. Fre·
queotly, these objectives are attained
without the party's having w expend
its own time, money and energy in
the effort.
Prominent among Communist Par·
ty front groups is its three-year-old
youth front, the W.E.8. DuBois Clubs
or America. In alliance with other SO•
called ••new left" organizations, auch
as the Students for a Democratic So·
ciety, the DuBois Clubs constanUy
promoted Communist Party programs
principally by encouraging agitation
and fomenting discord amon1 the
youth ol our nation.
THE FBI INVESTIGATES suspect-
ed communist front organizations for
Lnformation on the true nature of their
activities that may be referred to the
Department or Justice for considera-
tion pursuant to the provisions of Ex-
ecutive Order 10450 and the Internal
Security Act of 1950. However, in con·
ducting investigations or reported com-
munist infiltration lnro nonsubversive
organizations, the FBI is concerned
only with possible communist pene·
tration and not with the legitimate
activities of the groups.
On March 4, 1966, the attorney gen·
eral petitioned the Subversive Activi·
Ues Control Board to order the W.E.B.
DuBois Clubs or America to register
as a communist front organization
pursuant U> the provisions of the Ln-
ternal Security Act Of 1950. Th e Du-
Bois Clubs subsequently filed a com-
plaint in the United States District
Court for the District of Columbia to
enjoin the attorney general from pro·
ceeding against it on the grounds that
the Internal Security Act o( 1950 was
unconstitutional. The court refused.
However, It did grant the DuBois
Clubs a stay of hearing until ils ap.
peal can be heard by the Supreme
Court.
Saturday, October 28, 1967
The Comment Page of ttt.
Dally Pilot seeks to inform
and stimulate readers by
presenting a variety of com-
mentary on topics of in ler·
est and significance from
informed observers a n d spokesmen.
Robe rt N. Wetd, Publisher
a
.. . . .
Everyone Has
Something Tlwit
Someone El11 W 1nt5-
S..t'urday, October 28, 1967 DAILY PILOT J
You C.n S.R It,
Find It, Tr1d1 It
With A Wint Ad
l'BB 816Qt:SI' ,Lll~QU ll.4JUU:J'PJACB ON l'•B ORANGE COAST • P801VB DIREC'J' 842-5871
Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND
KHp thlt hlndy directory with you thlt
wMkend .. you .. houte-hunttnt-All
the locetlens Uttecl below ,,. cl..cribed
In 1rqter det•ll by edvertl•lnt •I~,.
In tocley't DAILY PILOT WANT ADS
Petrons 1howl119 open houtet for 111• cw
to rent.,. u,.M to ntt tueh tnformetlon
In thlt columft .-ch Frldey.
HOUSES FOR SALE
(2· Bedrooml
316 El Modena, (Newport Heights) NB
646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
230 Larbpur, Oorooa del Mar
675-8000, Ew.s. 675-5942 (Sunday)
(2 Br. & F1mily or Denl
227 Morning Canyon Rd. {Sborecliffs) C~M
673-2355, 837-7531 (Daily)
318 Snug Harbor (Cliff Haven) NB
494-6022
(l B.clroom)
2800 SD\Wlane, Newport Belch e~ (Sat• Su 1-1>
1011 w. Balbol, Newport Bea~sb t ._ 5 )
548-7072 ~ a • un
4828 River Ave. (Lido Sands) NB
546-5440 (Sunday 1-5:30)
4295 Senisa Way, Irvine
642-7777 (Sunday 1-5)
117 Via Koron, Lido Isle
675-2723 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*308 Hazel, Corona del Mar
675-3000, Eves. 673-0554 (Sunday)
5101 Bruce Crescent, (Lido Sands) NB
673-7420, 673-9127 ' (Sunday 1·5)
430 Begonia St., Corona del Mar .
833-1281, 673-3297 (Daily)
430 Hatel, Corona del Mar
673-8550 (Sat lU)
(3 Ir & Femt1y Of D•nl • *1000 Nottingham (Dover Shores) NB 646-0555 (Silt & Sun 1.S)
1935 Commodore Rd. (Baycrest) NB
675-4031 (Sat & Sun Z.S)
437 Princeton Dr. (College Park) CM
540.1720 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
3036 Country Club Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM
Me-4141 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
801 Aldun PL Newport Helgtlts, NB
646-4494 ' · (Sit & Sun 12-5)
582 Traverse Dr., COlta Mesa 646-8811 (Sat & Sun l ·S)
442 Cataline Dr., Newport Heights, ~
548-&800 (Daily)
2818 Ocean Blvd., Corona de1 Mar
675-3000, Eves. 673-0554 (Sunday)
1525 Serenade, (Irvine TellTace) CdM
673-9200, Eves. 675-2891 (Sat & Sun)
2501 Margaret Dr., Newport Heights, NB
642-7000 (Sat le Sun 1:30. 5:30)
2021 Mesa Dr. (Back Bay) NB 646-7171 (Sunday 1·5)
104 Via Lorta, Lido Isle
673-4350
(4 Bedroom}
1~ Suva Circle (Mesa Verde) CM
546-7378 (Sat & Sun 1-6)
(4 Br & Ftmi1y or Oen}
2027 Commodore (Bayaeat) NB
64&-0555 (Daily 1.S)
3214 Oc>I«ado Pl. (Mesa Verde) CM
546-3463 (Daily)
1601 Uncoln Ln. (Weetcliff) NB
646-7755 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
933 Magellan St (Mesa del Mar) CM
546-6546 (Sat & Sun)
*1936 Santiago Dr. (Dover SM>res) NB
642-5200 (Sunday 12-5)
*4506 Wayne Rd., Corona del Mar
673-9219
1213 McOonnick Ln. (Hall or Fame) CM
546-5440 (Sunday 1·5:30)
1341 Garliqford (Hall of Fame) CM
546-5440 (Sunday 1·5:30)
2061 Mesa Dr., Santa Ana Heights
673-9200, Eves. 646-1948 (Sunday)
4512 Wiaune Rd. (Cameo ffilhJands) CdM
675-3000, Eves. 64&-6590 (Sunday)
(S Br. & FtmUy or Den)
**401 Evening Star Ln. (Dover Shoree) Newport Beach
642·5200 (Sunday 12·5)
* Poot '** Waterfront *** Pool & Waterfront
HOUSIS FOa SALE HOUSll POil SALE HOUSES FOil SALi HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES POR SALi ---1000Gtner.. 1000 1000 Gener.I 1000 O.ner•I 1000 Gentr•I 1000Gener•I 1
VETERANS
for just clOling eo1ta JOU can own lhiJ love-
ly 4 BR 2 bath home. Nice comer lot with
room for boat or trailer. Home baa been
complet.ely redecorated It bas new carpet·
ing. JUST MOVE IN! Located near St. Johns
Catholic Church. Tutal price only '24,900.
Owner baa new home & la anxious tc>r a
F ASr SALE. Bring your family and just your
CLOSING COSTS.
GAMBLE IN VEGAS?
''SURE THINGS" ere our ctep.rtment-
SEE USI
We have several local reconditioned 4 & 5
BR borne.a in a prime area that are now
available at a low down payment These
homes are professionally redecorated, have
brand new w/w ca.rpeta, built-in&, R/()s It
dishwashers. Large family rooms, spadou
living rooms with fireplaces It fenced land·
scaped, sprinklered yards. $850 down
,28,450.
•
COATS & W&lWE IWTORS
1491 IAICEll STREIT
S4M141
-------
SPECTACULAR VIEW
()pen Sun Afternoon
3116 OCEAN BLVD.
QJroaa del Mar
QUALITY HOME • Owner
built 2 BR, I: convert den al
lowest price on Boulevard.
OcdD Yiew. $7S,IXX).
Open Sundey Afternoon
303 JASMINE, CdM
Walll to beach. shopping,
irom tbia neat 2 BR + den.
HW Ooon, shake roof, patio.
Open Sundey Afternoon
326 EVENING CANYON
SHORECLIFFS
We have lt -Hard to find 5
BR + Jonnal ilining room.
$8),500
Open Set. Afternoon
MOTIVATED
HILL TOPPER
469 DE SOLA
CORONA HIGHLANDS
4 BR. cllninc, view, healed
patio, pU,y or boat yard. You
on the Janel.
4 BR.-2 IATH-$22,500
This .ia "Eltra Special". Luxurious carpeting
thruout. Built·in kitchen with gleaming solid
wood cabinets, fireplace. Stately trees in ar-
tistically tand6caped yard.
BEST BUY-4 CAR GARAGE
PLUS POOk-$25,950
Yes, we have 2 double garages with this dis-
tinctive 3 bedrm., 2 bath home PLUS a 16x30
executive swimming pool. The 2nd garage is
in a separate bldg. (21x301 deep) perfect for
workshop, boat house or playrm. off the de·
lightful pool. Assume existing loan & pay
only $141 a month '
MESA VERDE-$22,950
Tree lined, quiet residential street, 3 bedrm.,
2 bath home. Large formal living rm. Vacant
out of town owner.
Glamour Cottag-$19,500
Sparkling clean! U will be love at first &
purse sight! Marble entry hall. King size~
bedrmfJ. Luxurious extras. Kitchen has built·
ins. Large living rm. Covered patio. Sprink·
lers front & rear.
~GE
REALTY
546-5880
DIVORCE FORCES SALi
Immediate possession practically -to be va.-
cated next week. Lovely 1800 sq. ft. 4 & faml·
ly room 1 story with 3 car paneled garage.
Fabulous near-new gold carpets throughou~
owner will take as little as 10% down le work
out payments & deal to 9uit. In Dolphin
Terace homes, south of FAinger west Of lfar.
bor Blvd. Call oow -owner receptive to
any of fer including trade for late model trail·
er.
RARE ITEM-MESA VERDI
4 BR & family room Cambridge Series. Sparkl·
ing Fiesta Pool. 10% down & very reuon·
able -asking $34,950. Surpriae yourself
& call right now.
POPULAR PACESETTER
"Upper Mesa'' location. One of the most at.
tractive 3 & family room models: Just re-
duced to $32,950 -owner's new larger home
about reedy to move into. Attractively decor•
ated & landscaped & on quiet neighborhood
street. See this weekend. COSTA MESA, CALIF. • hl11T.._.
PEEK • • • TARBELL
Of ~ oceu from lhls l\lltic . 540-1720 1500 Adame It Harbor (nr. Cinema ThMtrt)
YllW
BAYFRONT
Visit our new mqnlflomt
'View-Point" Series bomea
in the finest locatioll
in Newport Bead\
from $122,500 • $19.SOO
OPEN HOUSE DAILY lH
lJU Galuy Dr.
Don!' Sborea
546--2313 646-7171
Open Ewa. 'tH t
For Olteloor
. LM11t
Nedled amonc die fta In • quiet upper F.utaide
JocatJon -3 aood dud
bedrooms, cbeer)' ldtcb-en. large 2 car wparate
prage with ~ bath, at-
tached 1 car saraie. Large outdoor patio
with all kl tchen u Ull·
ties. Truly an unusual
houle. $23.500 with 10~
down.
Newport HeMjllts
Dellghtfull)' clean 2 bed·
room and ramlly room. 2 baths. Brl&fit Uvbta room with fireplace -
Extra large Jot with 2"' car garage and attached workshop with alley m-
tra~. $24.900 -~.
low taxes.
lack lay View
-3 year Eltate • type home In country atmos-
s>Mre with • beck b9y vtew. -3 apadoul bed-rooms. family room. and
all • conveniencle kitchen
lituated on a "' acre Jot. -$47,000. EuUy fi.
ranced
lay crest
Reduced $3000
Out of town owner 1ays
"Reduce the price and
sell It qulcky" -So the
price Is ttduced $3,000
to $49,500 -Fonne!'ly
a model home. 4 Bed·
rooms, Family room, 2~
bat.ha designed for an ac·
tlve family. -Beautl·
fully landscaped court·
yard entrance. nnanclng
can be arranred.
Move RicJht In
Spotlaa 3 bedroom
home with covered pa·
Uo in a quiet cul-d~c
street. $1000 down Ii:
$185 per mo. on a lease-
option bull. Owners are
moving ~ need immedi·
ate action. Full price la
only $23,950.
Mesa del Mar
1 block to school. a couple to shopping. 3
bedroom home In per-
fect oondlUon. 2 petlOI,
covered boat storage
and a large yard with
watBfall -$29.500. -
$2,500 down with FHA
terms.
Ealtslcle
Dupln·S 19, 950
Two 2 bedroom unlta In
dandy rental area, only
8 yean old -uu·lle 50
x150 lot. -1950 down
1150 per month Includes taxes. A perfect Invest·
ment starter.
4 MORE DUPLEXES UNDER $30,000.
2 LOCATIONS
1700 Newport ltvd.
644-7171
2790 Harbor Blvd.
~2313
THE fJEAL
E S TATER !~
=~-~i>'~ 2955 HAllOR ILYD., COSTA MESA ---~----= ----=--
View .................
formal clDlaa room
atnDY bit-In dee ldtcbm
family room
% ftr~
3 kwd.Y bedrooms
all beautifully decorated
unbelieYeablY priced
at $42,950
CaD Mr. PaYloricb
Eva: m.Gll
..,. Down.
A llEAL BUY SO. OF HWY.
iD 0..-del Mar. 2 BR +
1 BR IQNt quartt'J'S. Only
$37,500.
R·2 RARITY
C BR home PLUS income
uolt. can .. to see!
OE LANCY
REAL ESTATE
2121 E. c.o.t Hwy, CdM
673-3770
Coldwell, Banker
OFNRS:
Custom
Des'9ned Home
Cameo Shores. 4 BR's. Massive brick frplc.
in liv. rm-raised hearth. Home has red·
wood exterior-beautiful paneled interior.
Workshop in garage. Ocean view front. Ter·
race w/deep overhang .......... $115,000
Mn. Raullton
Large Utlo
Luxurious
5 BR. It fam. rm. + form. din. rm. 3'11
baths, tge. pri. patio. View balconies or sun
dts. True elegance. Near new and well
priced . . . . . . . . • • . • • • • • . . . . . . . . $97 ,500
Joe Clarkson
China Coves
Bay Views
Beautiful CUJtom 2 BR 2 ba home on best
bay beach with view ol every boat leaving
harbor-an e.xceptiOOll buy at .. $69,500
Walter Haue
auy or Lease
Option
3 It f amity rm. in East bluff. 2 bas. F /P, cpts.
& drapes & priced l'O sen at only $31,000
.l'obn Marr (by appl)
Corona llel Mar
Beauty I
Xlnt. area of fine homes. W /some ocean
view. 4 br · 2 ba. Like new ....... $36,500
Will consider tease option.
Bob Ricketts
Pool Anyone?
Like new 2 story 4 BR home. Din. rm.,
fam. rm. w/frplc. Part of Targe garage pan·
eled, heated It floored w/aspbalt tile. Great
play rm. Space for pool table.
Mrs. Hll'Vey
OFFICE OPEN
SATURDAYS
COLDWELL. IANKER & CO.
2200 E. COAST HIGHWAY
NEWPORT BEACH
ICI 9.3351
I/I I/I
OPEN HOUSES -CORONA DEL MAR
SUNDAY-I to ·5 P.M.
OCEAN VIEWS -FEE SIMPLE LAND
(You Own It!)
308 Hazel Drive. 3 BR, 3 baths, Plus Den.
Fireplace. Price: $79,000. Good Tenns.
2818 Ocean Blvd. 3 BR, 3 Baths, Plus Den.
Fireplace. Every boat in the Harbor must
pass this property. Price: $98,500. Terms.
675-3000 Eves: 673-0554
NEAR OCEAN
230 Larkspur. Vacant - Homey. Well con·
structed. 40 ft. lot. 2 BR, Plus Lanai. 1 lh
baths. Beauti!ul yard and garden. Reduced
from $47,500 to $45,250. Good Value for this
area. Terms. 675-3000 Eves: 670-5942
lmt 'Ir leach Realty, Inc. MD -I. Coe9' H..,,_., CWON ., M9r . --NEWPORT HEl6HTS
CU.tom built % BR 2 beth
comer tiorM with 2 patios
~a sunny kitchen. Cl~ u
a pin. WILL Sll.L FHA OR
VA.
$28,500
A BIG 3 BR happy famUy
home • ready lo move Into,
$2950 down
2900 Sllvtrlant, NB
(Tustin Ave. to Anniversary
tum R on 2nd Cul de sac).
GENE NORVELL
RHltor
~'1-J.~~.;;;~
NOTHING FANCY
Our Classified ads just tell the story. No one
gets a split level with a view for nothing
down. We know it and so do you. Here's some
of our best current buys:
FAMILY HOME 4 bdrms., 3 baths, fam.
rm. & formal din. rm. There's a frplc. in
the liv. rm. and l in the muter bdrm. -
How's that for romance? In a beautiful
neighborhood near schools & parks. On·
ly $87,950 -it's a tx>p value.
LOVELY 3 BDRM. in to{> condition. Fam.
rm. & Gold Medellion kitchen. Move
into this one without lifting a broom.
Lovely Provincial decor set off with
massive huge brick frplc. A good buy
at $32,000.
'That's it! We have more but please give us
a call -or drop by. Floor plans • pictures :
are in the office. Saves time -youn It oura. :
2150 MIA Verde Dr.
"RING SPRING" •••• ~ ••••
60V1 REPO HOtlS
1. Everyooe elesible
2. ElCc:dlent locatioaa
3. 6% • ~ )'Ur loan
4.Low down~
5. No IOtD com.
6. No e9CrOW feel.
1. 2-3-W bedl'OOIM
HOMES AYAILAILI
THROUGHOUT
ORANGI COUNTY
N.wport
at
Victoria
646-81\1
(Call
Anytf,,,.)
Open House
SAT & SUN 1 • 5
104 Via Orvieto
332 Marguerite, CliM An Unusual opportwllty to
673-8550 own a 4 Bdrm, 3 bl Udo FHA REPO A&EllT
BA YSHORES home on 45' lot for $40,000 and keep the value ol the An executive home, 5 BR, 6 !Md in your pocket. Newport
at
Ylctorla
64Ul11
~~~a~ rm~ atmbea~~ ''Ri119 Spring'* 642·7252
$110,<XXJ ANYTIME
SPRING SPACIOUS
3 BR, 2 ba, Iota of dlann
549.500
PaceseHer Homes
Laguna Nlguel
Last 12 ttome. on salt now-
wt're tvtn .. mng th• modelt.
All at prlct rtductlona up to
$3,100. ThrH and four btdroomL
Prom $23,150. Special low 61/•3
2f.y .. r flnanclnt available,
and wt can arran .. tht financing
for tht sale of your pr ... "t home.
\
Sal" offl~: 29491 Via San Stbastlan,
South Laguna, or call (714) 495·5231
DIRECTIONS:
Sant• Ana/San Diego FrHway eouth to
Rancho Vltjo turnoff, Crown Valley
Perkway south to San Sebastian.
... ,.u .....
Immaculate fully carpeted 2 bedroom home
with luxury features like forced air heat,
built-in electric range and oven, dining room.
expensive carpeting, and plenty oi room to
expand, and to top it off only $1115 per
month payments after a small down payment
$14,950
31% Return
3 units, good Ea9tslde location. Invest $2,000
and get it back in less than 3 years. Juat r-.
duced $2,000 for a quick sale.
$20,500
Luxury and a View
Wide open spaces of Mesa Verde Golf Coune
and a background of saddleback ta seen trom
the extra wide picture window of this lar19
4 bedroom, 3 bath home featuring fishpond,
built-in electric range and oven, plush car-
peting, and a steam bath. Fantastic value at
only
$47,500
I
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ei~•~o_AJ_L_v_P_1L_u_r _______ s._uird4 __ , _~--~~
Hello there, boys and
girls, ud a happy Hallo·
ween to you all from all of
us here in Uncle Len's Cor·
ner.
It's that time •Cain. and
·Uncle Len know• that you'll
all be out haunttn& y o u r
neighborhoods next week.
But be careful. Remember,
it' a not euy to watch out
for cars with a abeet or a
maak over your face.
IF YOU'RE golnc Hallo-
weenlne, be sure to io la
1 a group. That way it's eui-Al~W""T:
er for motoriit.s to see you.
AJl(1 remember to watch oat
CJ'Ol1lne the street.a OD your
way.
Uncle Lell received a blg
mailbag of entries this week,
in fact so many that au of
the poems couldn't be pu~ lisb*1. To these eontestant.a, ,. __________ __,, _________________ ..,.
Cbrll Scbneider and Donna
Rothwell, apologl., f r o m
Uncle Len.
Next week, boy• ud girls,
we 're into a new month, IO
for tbe art contest let's aee
• wbo ca IUbm.lt the but
• drawiu( ot what be ot lbe ~ belt aboa& Not1mblr.
But Tbanb~~urinp won't coat. 11'• 11111
too MrlJ.
BONOBABLE mention
* PRIZE WINNER * This week's contest winner is Lore Adelloo. 11,
2868 Rutgers Drive, Costa Mesa
AD1 cbDd Wider 12 CID am Uncle I.An'• Art ecm-. Bin'• ID ,.
4o. (1) Dmr picture en pleee of Plain. white papel' ~ ..._ wtde ..
• iDcbM deep. u. black fat IDd IDlb llDll bid;.: CIJ De --.r -a-~ It IDUlt ... ,.., ... wwt. (I.) Pat ,_. -. ............
on 1** of dmriq. Kail It to Uncle Len'a Alt ecm.t, a. U.. DAILY
PILOT, Co.ta Maa. Winner will receive KennedJ half dolllr.
winners 1n Ulla week'• art'----------------------------...11 contest are:
George Feher, 11, Costa ON BALLOWEEN tons are Nally keen. What we will find DI tbt
Mesa: Brent Fair, 8 Bal-The bats all fly Funny Milter Ghost make darlmaa.
boa Island; Brent Kennard, And sound like 300 people the candy you got just the Maybe witdlel m "*"
: 9, Newport Belch; Unda Bmmlng around outside most. Or who bon wbat!
.Hart, 11, Balboa; Judy Boyt, On e.liowteD the ghoata But rm warnln1 you, Mr. But we mast be em"llflllll
'9, Newport Beach; Cbrla all sound Tooth Decay ml&bt come -and ftaJs. beware
Schnelder, 8, Fountain Val· Lib a b.ilioo cats chased Boo. Of -.,e lpoab Jey; Colleen Mitche.D, 10, by a bound. -Kim Kay, 10, ...._, IMdl migbt be there,
Costa Mesa ; David Buckiey, _......... ,11., • ..111ee lllMlf "" ... , • n So watch oat. w.a. tr -:11, Cost.a Meaa: Kevin Balt--·"' · .. IUUAAIWEEN might pt sare4.-. ,_
-zer, 8, and Andrea Baltzer, ....... "~u MONSTERS It's a mysterioua night: __., ._ ......... n ............. :corona del Mar: Greu IWUA#"~' No one mows quite ._,.
'Scott, 8, Costa Mesa, and Witches, goblins and black --------------------1
'Mary Beth GUJtaf1on, U, cata OD Halloween
Hunilngton Bel.ch. Battling ~ and Ike~ /7 J' /7 c:;;;;;;;;:;;;============================-;;;;;;---------L..arol~ l....ol'ft4'r--------
*PRIZE WINNER*
HALLOWEEN NIGHT
HaUOWfm niOt f5 fall ol witcbu
That grab little kids by the britd:les;
lt'• full « ihosts who boo tnd boast
Beware, beware. 'Ibey might get you.
Jt'a full of owll that whoo and whoo
On tbe fences art pumpkins all lighted and bright.
Be nry cautioua because they m1abt a« you.
Mummies, skeletoos and a crawlin& ~e.
Don't be llO sure they won't get you by and by.
They'll eet you, tbefll tab you around the bend
And you'll neftl' ae your parents apin.
No matter where you bide away
They'll get you tomebow, hoony, boony.
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t•I ..... I.a the ••ettc Orttlfe C.eet tt. .. ftt• DAIL.Y PILOT.
JUHi PAim
RIDDLES AND JOKES
* Teacber: "What is bederia? .. ..i..,.,..
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WINNER -um e.t. n~ • c.-a. ._
Deer Carol: Wby do momten eat things
with ook.e? ...,
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Dear Carol: Back home we bad a hen that
laid an egg six incba long. Can you
be.at that?
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we N(J91'M'T .oRGET THAT
'10tJ OIO COMMIT A FELONY,
AMOQCLV ~UIEOF U 1UR'S
D!lll! DIERE
INTERVENTIOH OIP l A61rE!!
TO DROP CHARGES/
Frank Bole
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jar CDDCIDIDtal divide la Call·
eel tbe Great Divide.
Part of tbe G.reat Divide
rum tbroudl Cutback Pass
in Montana'• Glacier Na-
tional Park. A person can
stand beN and pour water
Into three different streams.
()ne strum flowl OD itl WI)'
westward to join tha P•
d6c OceP. OM flow• '1onc
-S itl waters &tally rtacb
tbe-Gull ol MPtco. Anotll·
er is ctatlned for • jounsey
to Hudson Bay. ~ Great
Di.tel• ls the tm:flct ilrter-ledioe that aUrtl ~m out
iD the r.itbt direction. Loll
of RIOW and plenty ol r a1n
fall °" the proud pew of
the Rockies. 'nleM waters
ptber to form many great
riven. The Great Dlvlct.
-.paratea the eutward flow· me ..... from the weft.
wml. No ltreaml CID start
don ita eutenl aldt, turn
-~ back to lta ,, .... ern aide. And no river tn
Ncrth America crosses the
Great Dtvide.
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YOU 8UY!Ae AN
ic.~ ClfEAM SOOA •
AC~OSS 49 !l•tnlary
111b•lance
l Poker alakt1 51 The "H" or
5 Spanish "NWM P" •
lalt1 54 En1emble
' -geometry 58 Sar, e.g.
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tr.llt l.lllU lf'ITrl
14 Murt 60 Irish Kings' 15 Sta le ho1111
16 Non .. lxer 61 Cosmetic
17 Bird tftl• lnlfldllftt
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20 Enc1111" flval 21 Fasten with 64 Athel tr11
• atrlng 65 Blblical 22 cu, or erna1111nl•
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Europe 66 To n1 ext111l 23 Old World 67 ftart1
1alcon 68 Serr 12 Gu
25 1E111t1sh &9 Flat sl\•llow l) .G~ors privateer receptac 1 19 Garden
27 Pac• too l n w~u D~N ~~~·~ 30 Nonwoven production
fallflc l Agrumtnls 2b In addition
'4 No. A111tr. 2 Stiuthlng 21 Hawaiian natlont Ablr, pert food
,36 Look I: ·Fr. J Ellllftllitlf ,0 To' a
31 Dutftr'J hltO or 1p,r1,l1· 'OlllP'nlon
39 Cardinali' tioft~' •oru Jl Counter
1 ""91: • Slno1ng J2 Euro"'"' : J wo rds fl'.OUP coin
42 Unlllttll•d 5 .,II~: n Linden 43 One place C0111b, fOfll '4 Un1ttd to .. t 6 Shun Statu
21 Down 7 Top Army 44 Wrongful: u"utiv11: fhurve Prefix 2 words AbDr.
45 H1bltu1I 8 Fragtnenl 35 WW·ll
tCllrst of O'f food bJttlt si le;
' action 9 Blue • 2 word s
46 Hu•an beings 10 Lomond, 'J7 Small land
47 Gaape, for Ollt boctf
for ent 11 ftoklf' 1t11te '8 Mongol
10/ZB/al
40 Number
41 No. Amer. •
defense for~
Abbr. 46 Along with:,
Comb. fo"'I 48 Having
force 4t Actors
50 Cl111lc1I
linguag• SZ Mlneril foulll In dry llkea SJ For111r
Brivta'
pllot
54 Glacl1I
ridge
55 • -the minute:
2 words
56 Make kn1W91
by speech
57 At llbtrtr 59 ,Nit
62 lnll11111ion
ly Tom K. 119
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Use DAILY PILOT
Classified Advertisi~CJ
8efieve me, tnere's notf;in9 erourfff our home anymore
that isn't being used -because the minute I discover
something is no longer needed, I seR it, while it st.1
hes maximum value, through an inexpensive DAILY PILOT
Classified Ad. That way, instead of • clutter of thincp
we don 't use, I have the extra cash that lets me have the
newer things ••• the "extra" things my whole family
enjoys. Here's what I mean.
The casfi I got for the good cloffies anCI t,.ys ti;. children
had outgrown bought me the decorator I.mp I'd been
wanting. The musical instrument no one played p.tid for a
big part of our portable stereo unit. The power tools
redecorated our daughter's room. And, just for the fun
of it, the good chair that just didn't match anything
anymore took my husband end me out for 1 fabulous
clinner at the fanciest restaurant in town.
Go through your home. Make a list of 11 the worthwhile
things you find that aren 't being used. (You'I be surpriMcl
at the number you turn up the first time.) Then, dial
~2-5678 any time between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. and
give your list to a friendly, experienced Ad Writer. That's
an there is to it. It's inexpensive tool It can cost you n tttt.
IS PENNIES A DAY!
Well, now that you know my secret -isn't it time you
got started toward better, easier, happier living with
DAILY PILOT Classified Ads? Start being the kind
of woman who gets what she wants today!
Call Now 642-5678
. . • I • . ,
Saturday, Oclobtt 28, 1967 OAJLY PIUiT 2J ..
RENTALS RENTALS
Apta. Fumlshttl Apts. Unfumlahed
Naspurt IMda 4200 Huntington IHch 4400 Costa Mela 5100 ----~------~~-
RINTALS
Aeunfumllhecl
L19Una ... ch 5705 -------
KEAL ESTATE
General
Lots
REAL ISTATI
Gen.rel
6100L ... 61
8l'.Al1l'1FOL 1 bdrm. nr DlLVXE one bdrm. garage
bmda. JIOOi. 9dalts. SUO to apt., almoll new, beautiful·
$125. Stf.2115, 6M4E3'7. ty f\arnlllhed, peneled "'alls,
1 BDRM.. fadnc ~ ba.1 completely carpett'd inctud·
Garace. Otilides paid tng ti.th, one blO\'k from
COME ON ova
TO THE HARBOR
HEGHTS SIDE
Porrafina 100
CAI/ 2>,.. Laguna
S»-•. W-mttt. 673-6115 oceao, $110, utllitil'S paid.
SCLE 1 • Br funi • apt/On ~7311
Qlland! $100 ltn J~ or _2_B_R.-.-2-Ba-.-• ..,..rurn-.-or-unfu--m-.
'"1 $125. * 613-4935 Adulm, no pets. 2320 Florida
1 &: 2-BR tOR UNFURN1. H.B. ~2730
POOL! * ~. ::;:::::::;;;::::::::::::::::::::=:;;:::::::::=
~-2«6n __ ._E_._1~_b_s_r. __ 1 0_._n1~-Po-i_n_t ~---4-7_40_
OCEANFRONT 2 Bd:nn
Upper. Nicely furn, Bltna,
Wint.er rmtal. ~
OCEAN FRONT overlooking
Dana Point Hbr. l BR a;pt
SPACIOUS 1 Ir 3 BR
2 bath Apts. Bullt·lna, c~
pets, drapes. Quiet Uv1&1·
3117 Cinnamon
Rental Mgr. Mn. OJrl.stenaen
~1034
$125. Studio $ill. 4~1627
ROOlfY &: Nioe 1 BR o\ ~o ~---=------Newport leech 5200 UJl9lain. Blt-inL Car. $120 ftENT ALS
inc uti1. ga.5513 Apta. Unfurnished CARIBE
3 BR. 2 ti._ Upper Apt. Sun-General 5000 BOAT SUPS AVAIL
deck, prage, 127 • 44tb St. 2 le 3 BR • 2 Ba m.am from S225 mo.
mJDIO.Beaut garden view! v. ~ • Htd Swim Pool
• lndoor Parking
LAGUNA BEACH
Luxury Fum/Unfurn.
Bachelor -1 Ir 2 BR
Steps lo Shore & Sbops
Oceanview from every Apt.
Luse from $150 mo. up
100 CUFF DR. 494-2449
Rentalt WantM 5990
ONE pel'IOfl with doc desir·
ea clean 2 BR house with
fenced )'lrd Newport area,
up t.o $130 mo. 644-7200 ext
41 before 4 p.m.
WANT UNFURN 4-Br HSE.
Newport vie. S250 • $350 mo.
544.9292 a1ltt 6-PM.
MAGNIFICENT VIEW LOTS
Call ar Write fer ltech11re e1ul lnf~111atlH1
(714) 494-9318
CM ........ u... ...
aleeps 2 ->,) blk ocean $80 en Omq 310 Fernando, Bal Penn
1Dlllllll. Yrl.Y m..al53 Ideal <On the Bay 2 bl from FelT)') Rooms for Rent 5995
-----e EASTBLUFF e 4250 REAS. Comfortable BR, ·--'1ly locatao' n Spacioua 3 BR.. 2 Ba., carp., bome priv patio. pvt adult
BLK to ocean Ir bly. 1 BR. ... n drapes, trplc, cliabwuher, hm, cloee lo everythin~.
--_ ,...,. .......__ -n. -L-k disp., blt-lm ; lge. IUDdeck. kAo • .,.,,
RENTALS
AptL Unfurnlthed -.... ~...-, __,u ...,... Clo.. to -ppin111 Par N ~ .... _ o•• ~ ... lie. 1 adult, DO p«I. $U5 • O )'OWll UIJlJUla.i• ·-yd,y m.'1629 Boys Club & Girls Club AMIGOS WAY, Apt. M. ROOM for YOWIC woman. •---...,.~--,...,..,....-·__,.===::-e Spertcq S Br'a • 2 8a 644-2554 Kit. TV, laundry, llneJl6" e LOVELY 2 -BEDROOM. e S.mt Pool • PuVK'!'een -3 -8-R--2-8-A-. -.--STEPS---to Near OCC 54Go'6J8 aft. S PM
Rooms for Rent 5995
e FIREPIACE, PATIO. e Frpl lDdlv/lndry fac'la Shott le Shope! Lease $235-DELUXE Quiet. Semi-retired
• OR 3-am tor APP'T. e Adulta Ir Family areas mo yrly or longer. Prefer or worldng man pref. Sl5
ROOMS FOR RENT
$22.50 per week Ir up
Healed pool • Maid aervice
Utilltlea furnished
c;1 eor. IOXl.17 2 bldp.
RU for health. only SSl.Ollll.
Owner. TIO Vi. 1"b CM
646--8558 NICELY tam. bada. apt. RJe. 1145 Anaheim Ave. elderly persons. No pet., wk. Across occ. 546-0889
frir., no ldlch. Sult. for 1 CM. 64&-5769 1()6.29th St. * 673-7533 $12.50 UP wk. W/kllchen TV • Kitchenettes
MOTEL TAHITI
548-2129 ma only. $fi0. 6'B.f397 --Bayf ront Apts. $22.50 up Studio Apll. 2376
DELUX Sngl furn frpl pri. Coafl Mela 5100 .,, 2 BR Unfurn S250 mo. Newport Blvd. 543-9755.
8usln ... Rental
vaq DO pets. Rel mip maa. ---------,,,, 2 BR, Furn $275 mo, LARGE ROOM, kitchen ':«!. ~~ U:~ HAIBOR BryAll6t7~~~· RJtr. privilel'es. Near OCX:
UAL EST ATE
General Retell StoN er Officil
Promloent kx::atioa JW.
boa laland. at ... ft.
w. ". carpet. $lOI ,..
mo. JUtr. M>tlii5i
-... ~u-.......--~"''"' SlO week. * 64.2·l'158 lnceme Preperty 6000
514 .lASMJNE. LCE 3 BR, &Or"ieou& ocean NEWPORT I PVT 3-ROOM
OAU..Gerl GREENS vieow, lOOatepe 1owater$200 Apt $BG-mo. Kitch a..U. S + Yac-""*" ~ Rmtak mo winter« >'iV to l'Ul>I ALL util·Pd! 813-1531 5 UNJ'J'S wtdl room tor 3
JAllAICA INN HOl'EL BACH!!UJlt • UNFURN. 1)1.)', 4llO Seuhore ~ PRIVATE ~ Semi-mor-e •. , Joe MdJO'. JdMJ
Ja low • $l!il -. m.aJO ..... $100 DELUXE C BR. 2 ba. OcMD llrivUe ._.... Pool. Wartdq b' °"'*' ~ -· rt.lldtnt ~ clec.! View. J'rplc, l bUc fro m mu only .... "* mer. Alkins tsl:llJ. CAu.
ND ldtS. 8Ul-Bach. ~3 ubleo'RM octtn. Im mo. 123~ NEWPORT .Beach beeut. l"m-MR. NELSON 54G-1151 -ID-EAL--liql--uar-.._--111-c ~rfi-IDI ""11 ~ * ..,.. _ 1·2 • . St. """'c:u1 ,.._ --.,,....,,, l"URN. • UNFURN. __ v_'""'-~-~-----bllc from BeactHdl prfr. S6I Herita.p Ra! ... tale avall in Saa Oemellt. 11
Buted Pools, Clilld Care 4 BDRM, 7% ba, 1tud1o t)'\)e.. mo 673-6401 Eve. 4 -Pl.EX $42,500. 10% Down. dtta.Jla call ~ eve.
.QOO Center, Adj. to Shopping -Yrly ~ntal. Family only. 1 CORONA del Mar ror empl ~B Rochester, Cnsta Me-PLACE your nm ed ..._
---------2700 Peterson Way, at Har-blk to bch, S225 mo. 642-5468 mon. Pvt~IJ'. Semi pvt· u . Owner 642-9703. they are looldQc _ DAJLT
BAYJ'RONT Apt. Lower Duo bor •Adams, Costa Mesa. MODERN Beach Duplex. 2ba 1~th~. ~S50-~mo~. ~N6-4095~~·~=J.:Whi~'te~ele~pban~~ts~?~Dime~~-a;-line~~P1LOT~~~d~·~·sified~~IC4m~~~ =.,)2 ~ 2_ bapa~~ 5*-0370 BR, cpts, drps, bltns, winter ~
......., or yrly. 673-47S4 Fountain V1ltey 5410Fount1ln V1Uey 5410 Founteln Velley 5411
pier. Yrly. 2lS Edgewater, -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;1 fn.600 oc m.m7t. Prati(e Adilttu • View of Bay Ir Ocean e ..
a.EAN Bach. Qb-; all 2 Bdrms., frptc.
ati1. Incl. m . Up. l15 E. MARTINIQUE ,:"48_·13_94_~_t_er_6_P_.,._1._
~ m;:;~ ·GARDEN APTS.
e 2-BR (or Odfurn) $140. Parklike wrroundings e Btwn BAY Ir OCEAN! FURN1SHED BAO IELORS
'7>1521 er '73-9060. UNFURN 1 BR·2 BR-3 BR
Newport Shor" 5220
URGE 2 BR. 2 Ba. New I
cai,i. & drapes. gara&e·
Year'a leue $160 Mo.
494-9502 fVRH Dulllex -Wmter.1 BR 2 bath& available
SHD., 2 BR SZ25 mo. No Carpets, drapes, garage Corona dtl Mer 5250 autrm. pm. mat"'131 11th & Sant• Ana, C.M.
64&-4233 646-5542 u• w. 4351 _ * Channel Reef * * Contemporary * SPARKLING 1 BR. Stt!1>11 to
ba)' and *JPS. Sl4S annual·
l)'. Adults, no pell. '73-750'l
e 1-BR.. CTJ1l,PD!
GARAGE, SJAD-110.
• CALL: m4l3'7
A'l"mM:-2 Br $140 )Tly/No
IR. Pa.do. Gange, Util·pd!
Adult.. (213) 454-5104. e ll6% AGATE e
FURN -UNFURN APARTMENTS
Spac 1 lt 2 BR, priv patio SPECTACULAR VIEW
frplc. aU Jdtcb bit-in., pool Wata1ront/Loe • &o.t
.l cabana, 15X180 Pitch a SlJps Avallable
Putt, I-story. From $120 mo 2 BR -2 Bath AJJQ.
1512 ORCHARD DR. LEASE • or • BUY (Joa otl Santa An.a Ave.) $420. Mo • .t up· $59,500 I.IP
Call ~ 2525 ~an Blvd., OfM
673-1788 -for further into
Herman Trott, Mgr. ).BR. DUPLEX * Bltna,
Drps, Cpts, Cosed galjlge.
Yard. Quiel. Adult& only. 'iiiiiiiiiiiii
$1%>-Mo. zi&.B Knox Pl. FURN 1 -Br /Part ol large 548-4573
home. Pvt -entrance, Use ---------
of IGtdlen. $95 ind -util! * TOWNHOUSE *
Ubn ontv·> * 67J.Q3M) 2 Br. 1 ',, betha, patio, Cpl&,
drps, stove, $130 mo.
.. -rStz.~ .. :!.
132 E. Melody Lane
Huntington 8Mch 4400 548-8265 * 548-1768
e NEW e U1XURIOUS e LUXlJRJOUS 2 BR. all elec.
Rm>RT UVING crpt.s, drps, GE kitch. Color
ON TEN AatES
1 A 2 BR, l'unl Ir Unlum
Frplca · Priv/Patioa · Pools
Tennis • Contnt'l Bldat. JI
hole PutVGreen.
900 Sea IA!w. OdM, ~~ ~ a.aaTIVE G•RDENS antennas. Encl. gar. Ne bus. .. ~ "" Only Sl23. Adulfs. tMac:Artbur nr. Cout Hwyl I POOLS-SAUNAS-JACUZZI 120 E. 20th St. HUNTINGTON Uffi-YRLY/2-br. Dinln1 rm,
SPAC New 2 BR, 2 full ba, Lndry, Dshwr, R~~. Bltlll,
cpts, drps, clote garage. Ad· Opts, Orpe. Extra clolets GARDENS ults. Quiet area. E/side. 318 Ir Srorage! 6$.1657.
TENNISENTERT l6th Pia<:!!. $200/EXTRA Lge 3 Bft..2 Ba.
IOLSA-CHICA ~ SMALL r .. cottage, separate Dining rm. Utdry·rm, Osh-
ADULTS 147-1414 yd, E. side Of. No pet.s. wr, Bltns, Cpl&', Dri:s. Lou
Pref emp womM. $85. closetslalorage! 675-1637. j l BLOCK from Cla!9n 1 Ir 2 548-4nl. _
BR. apes. 2 ~ ~· beat· 3 BR 71,,J bath Deluxe. Bit· Huntington leach 5400 ,
fJd pool. built -1111• rec. ins. w/w cptsld~. FA · · -I
room, intercom mt11lc. n21 beat. 9801 A El C.Smino $150 2·3 BR, 2 Ba, pool, Patios
mo o\ up. SJ6.8874. 536-1530 mo. A~t. 642-4422 Mora Kal, 8181 Garfleld.
1 BR, W&llher, dryer, 3 BR, 2,, ba, Split level. z. Prlv. street, 1 block north
Beach Area
New luxury Apartments
111 the Walled City of
GREEN VALLEY1
S minutes from Huntlntton a..ch
Stete .. ech
New! mlf"'91 1.J-4 t•-. S1N11iell dyf9'
e,artmetm ..,.,..,-'-' Irr 21 •cro r lv•f• ,.,k. , •• r.. cl11.. i. .. u , ,., • ., .,.e. lelce11I..,
.. uilf lne, r ivet. ,etie, lire,lacH, tle11 .. la te•
retH ••• rlcli c1r,.tl Olla a11tl twe afeiy •• 1
fl11al I Z reetly f•r eccup111cy.
Country Club
Uvin9 from S 175 per month
• llt m1tter bedroom 1Uite-
pl1nty ef 1tor19•
• Firtplac.I lullt Inst
Cerpetl ltlconlesl
• Leree private patlo-
W1 double 91reg1
• Lendaceped grounds ind
rollln1 print• perk
• l(lcf1 ind adults club house
with tW9 gf ent pools
• N .. r churches, schools
shopplftf • • • beach ..
TAK! EUCLID SOUTH TO WARNER AVE. GO RIGHT ABOUT
100 YARDS TO THE GREEN VALLEY.
APARTMENTS ARE JUST INSIDE THE BEAUTIFUL ENTRY 1>9tio, pool .. SJJS 2 BR. One is fum. Ww cpu,, olf Garfield. 96U994
962-4503 or 962-3049 d"l>S. bltns. garage Mod-~l!!!!l!!l!!!!l!!!!!l!ll!!!!ll!!!l!!l!ll!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!l!l!!!l!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!~, ern. ;>.\').5421. Fountein V~llty_~-1~ ':!
6570 lulldera NOW's THE EXTRA Lgc 3 BR, Sundeck DELUXE TOWNHOUSE
Cpts. dnps, bltns, 2 full A p T s. Orange County's
baths, 1>001. * 64U744 Coolest area! 5 min. beach. TIME FOR Z.BR (or fuml St.25-up. All NEW 2·3 BDRM UNITS
elec. Enclosed patio. 725 w. Cbrpcts, Drapes, Bullt·in
9UICK CASH -18_lh_s_t._64_2·_2354...,... ___ appliances. l~ ba. Encl. c!ouble garage. 400 sq.ft. 2 BR. CarpetJ. drapes. Gar· family room. POOL~
THROUGH A age. Pr1v11te Patio. 642-3936 962-3002. 962-4481
_o_r_546_-89~16_,,,,..,==-:,,.,.--or 540-0166
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2 BR 0 1·apes. laundry. Legune BHch 5705
:»t3 Wallnce. 548-9710
2 BR, stove & rehig avail.
Opts. drps. Near Wilion
school. SlOO mo. 546-4484
Live In REAL CA.Sn.E. Hug<'
2 Br. patio, g~e. View.
Qoge lo ocean. $185. 1U util
incl. 494-3004
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-HouMt Unfurni1hecf General ____ 1000 Get.. __ r_a_1 _____ 10_00 G... __ r_•_• _____ 1000_ ~a1 _____ 1000_ New port BHch 1200 Lido Iii• 1351 L e9u"!__B_•_•c_h ___ 1_1o_s ---------
.__.. + Pool BAC K BAY • EAST BLUFF • OPEN SAT l SUN 1-~ IL 11lADE Ge nera l 3000 Huntington
Houaa U nfurnl.._.
Heaven Protects
the Working Min
2 bedroom tuU cl cnann.
East.side. Bnght kilchm,
C'Ol'lttt'le dnve, ~ 2 cat
delal·hed garage. lmmocu-
1 !J le in and Oil I. covtted pa·
1io. 10'1'0 down SH2 per
mooth covers all-Ex.chwve
$19.950.
3 bedroom 1 ~~ baths, waif'!"
softener, covered patio with
briclt B-8-Q, Uke nt"W car-
pl'ts lhroughout. new txtn-
ior paint. Adult ~
Take over high F .H.A. loan.
s~ per month covers all
or NO DOWN to Vets. ll8,'1SO
Eastsidt> ~ bfdroom, R·2 lot.
quiet cul-<le-sac ttreel Hard-
wood CJoon;, mow in ~
dttioo, I~· taxes. Cole to
every thing, abopping and
transportation. Perfect for
the retired eouple. SUbm.it
your <>"ll tenna -Elldosivt
••. $17,500.
Owner has bought and mmt
sell like new 3 bedroom
bomt>. SQueekY cleen and
tastefully decoratl'd. Large
fenc.'t'd yard cl~ to school.s.
PenN:t far bt>!;inners. Pay.
ments leSl! than rent. Sl.33
pays all. $19.8:'-iO.
C.F. COLESWORTIIY It a>.
642-7777 Next lo Snack Shop
Jr. ()peon Eves
-,--family home -3 bdrm, off-117 Yi K W L Harbour 3405 AD ~ltdrwle ptc ovee you ice. family -dining, n&mpUI .... View • Best Bu 1 IQ oron RUSTIC UNIVERSITY PARK --------t
0 NL Y su.-QUAINT
SP A. 'llSll HOME OD la1'&t
ft..l lot. Ttro bedniom.. tiled
ldt.chtsl and ~ ~b.
Room for a dup&rs on rear
lot. Woa't be t.ft towa1 ow
c:a1l toda,y'!
ealrJ., a lroat Jmd fantuy room, modem kitchen. El>-PRJCE.D BELOW MARKET Lido l1le Spad ou.s 3 BR + fam rm WATERflOllT
al pool_. ....... A huge clottd yard. Cole to IChoola Spe.c. 4 BR. w/e~tra lge. Lam. 3 BR, 2 beth, SVSt 40• lot. CHARMER home, beautifully appointed,
J)' bJ 31" lrftf.onn pooi r.-Eastside. For appt. c.-8U rm.; 2 ba.: dmlng area " Ouumlng patio 3 car gar-"EARLY AMEJUCANA" a-c:arpell, drapes, $210 mo. necs. ,oar io-ee u you JEAN SMITH, Realtor brldat. bar; trpl., c pts., ae • $49 750 ' bounds In lhll charmln& Wm. Winton !Waltor
croa the ardl ~ and 400 Eaat 17th, C.M. 6t6-J255 drpi., pool-siz.ed lot, fncd., ~Via Udo S'J5..2723 New England type home. 229 Marine, Balboa Island
mter Iba CDltom built lndlcpd. Nr. N.B. TenniJ Detailed architecture, w/ex· 675-3331 OPEN 'Tll 9 dally
bealdy. You will marnl at Costa Mna 1100 Ou1b. $38,500 Trms. flex. terior oI TWIN GABLES le NEW.PORT BEACH
the biP, ~ed plank Owner 644-l~ RED BRICK FRONT, shut· IA J(llST eorilin& treallM:ot and the OPEN HOUSE tered windows, C E D A R
clerestory COOltruction. You Z13 Sierks St. Costa Mesa. 1 SACRIFICE S H AKE ROOFLINES, 2 BR 2 bath, swimming
pool. $191/mo OPT ION
to OWN. Ca ll Sat/Sun.
ENM llEftaftftUr trill marvel at the prd:?n blk No. of 20th St. Just Eut DOVER SHORES AREA -SPECIAC JEWELt WEATHERED BY 'lllE
1VU11 8lllllVUl'U vUCu ~ generous or Orange Ave. 12·5 PM, Owntt leaving am1. 4 Or 3 A spacious. but very priv-SALT AIR OF THE SEA.
1 dDon oC liua-ExploJT the Sat. A Swi. Llke new 3 BR. i den; 3 ba. Flit. It hid. ate home & garden. 2 BR Sprawling 3 BDRM. & OEN
Plus flunlly f'OOlll. FORJdL ,... ........ oC lttis 4 bed-Bdrm, hdwd floor. 1% tile lJOOI; beaut. lndscpd. Paddle & den, 3 ba, 200) + sq ft FLOOR PLAN, leature11
(TI4J 772.9530
DINING ROOM, baitt • in IOOID, 3 bath mantllOft and baths. Stucco A plaster. N.. temls ct. Middle $60's. Fee oo 45' lot. S,,....ial charm! mas.sive PARLOR TYPE Coat• Mesa 3100 ~ ~ !!'!. . ...-r.__..•tr 1U8 will llnow it is a slngu. tural Blrch cabinets. Large .land. $56,000 ,.,,.~ LIV. RM., HUGE PICfURE -----
__. ._.., ..-~ on.nuwuv.u lllr ~ ol crntive im-pat.io. Oversmd dlb. attach-•OWNER 642-2339 e R. C. CREER, Realty WlNDOWS, W/W CARPET-DESIRABLE
FLOOR ~ 8 aginaliaa that will alwa,ya ed gar. Heavy shake rooC. 3416 Via Lido 673-9300 lNG & CUSTOM DRAPES A NEW HOME
baths, two finPaas and &JVe ~ pride. Shown by Walk to Parochial & Public Low Low 7o/. dow n. VALANCES THRU-OUT Uv. 2 Br., 2 ba, cptd, drps, forc-
two ~ c:nmdled ~ oalY-WALKER A LEE, SchoOh. 66' wide lot with Cliff Haven area, newly dee· OPEN HOUSE SUN. nn .. halls It all 3 bdrma. ed alr heat, Garb-disp, bit·
fon:ed air uniU. Ovaliztd lOO Wntdilt Dr., 646-T7ll, large rear year. $26,250. orated, 2 BR, + ronv den, 104 Via Lorca Rear den ls traditional VF'R -ins: trpla, patio. garage,
doubir garll&'e. block wall Open Ews.. ALSO formal dining, built-ins, !r-3 BR 'bl d MONT FARM • HOUSE water furn. Adults only, no
fence and ads al CClllCftte iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil n9 Sierk$ St. Like new 2 I l --' t 1 -• converll e en STYLING, HAS WALL l..-pet$. Pc, enc y"'"• ru1 """""• G WiW RI patio&. flrpatl;J laoder aped Spm ... Charm J3drm & den, 1% baths. Car-$27,900. Open House. By 6734~e ~:~ rif..s. GNARLED WOOD PANEL-RATE REASONABLE
widl m jnimqm al~ AU. Dnma1ic C'llLSlOm-built 4 BR -petlng. Drapes In !iv. nn. Owner. l18 Snug llarbor, LJNC, TIFFANY T y p E Across from Country Club
11llS CAN BE YOURS FOil 3 mm ~ circllnc a IW>-Stucco A plaster. Heavy ~ CHANDELIER, O L D E 275 Mesa Dr. * Ptl: 54s.9706
LEiS TUAN sso.-. Stt llJ court yard. Stum.inc Uv-ahan roof. Natural Birch Sunny Disposition BRICK FIREPl..ACE .no ft. Meaa Verd•
'11111 Dome TODAY!! inc roam with aoarinc Um-cabinets, bit • in oven le BY Owne:: 5 BR. 4 Ba., all 4S' lot gives spacious feel-wide) WITii WOOD HEWN Immaculate 4 BR + fam
COOL POOL--
PARTY HOUSE
ba'm ceJiaes, mauive Mex-range. 8' x 18' patio. Ov~ ~i.:.t-~~ cp~ & a.~:~ lne2 balo bltrlple 2thbdrmtl, den. MANTI..E, opens to apaclous rm, 2 ba, frl>lc, B/ls, cpta/
fem bddr .fireplace, lpl.C• sized dbl attached gar. 60' · • ' • g sou pa 0 nr. red brick patlo ttlat look$ to
iom pmeled dining room, wide lot, latie rear yard. l~. lot. lmmed. P0$1e$s. Tenn.la & Beach, $57,500 lush verdant grounds, com-~ ~~7m/~ en~:
P.•1nc Mision tile floors. Walle to Parochial A Public Call: Mr. Kelly 646-504S or R. C. GREER, Realty plelel,y enclosed with wood NELSON >10-llSl Heritage
A perfertl,y bnuutul borne Schools-$24 850. Owner, 6l7-4467 3416 Via Udo 673·9300 stake fencing. Real Estate.
witla autbmtic ~ de-Call (n4) ~95. Money T1lks , •• I'm XL.NT 2 BR. 2 Ba.; lge. !am. Unique Kopper Kettle Kitch---B-------~-"-'-t>.,..i.. Lis 45 R. Very Nice. F ire-ar . ..__KV landscaped V 5 BR 2 nc • ....., to ten! rm .. new cp!B , drps. shut-en finished in DUTCH BLUE 1 D
1111 a ~ C'Of1'K'T lot fool BY owner. acant. · 3 BR 2 ba, trplc, din rm. lers. Owner $47,500. 673-2800 DECOR, HAS A.LL BLT-IN P ace. rapes. Bit-ins.
...... •• '--') "-· .,..., Ba. home. EXtra large tam-~•'d....., "·Id S37 '""" ~-R.A GE W/W carpet. Fenced back ~ ...... near .,.,,.tt .,,,.,r. . '¥"' • ,,.. • ·"" ng •"""' -N · & OVEN, DISJI-d r • & L
a Sl't,500. Exdusl•e with· d~rm~:~t-in nngk efrpllt oveFn, Name your term1. 548-6800 Huntington Beach 1400 WSJtR.. BR.KFST. BAR, Y . ~allt'. lat ast · d11111~-..:r roe c month'~ renl. $210 mo. Ruth Perdoll l•ftor ' . " ' STAND OU'I' LOVE IN DISPOSAL, ETC. An unus-• o~"54"~ e -. __ _,,., 0r'. ., ... _.,.,,.,. A· beat, hlhid. flnr., w/w ...,.,.. ...,
-... _.... '"" ~ carp., clralles; lhake roof, Val~. 3. BR, 2~ BA, fam nn &autilul "Smog Free" Hunl-ually charming home, 111 $160 PER mo. 3 BR, l ba, A~-=.::~ patio &: food. yd. Anxious l?x2'l li~ rm, ~ !llci yd. ingtoo Beech. Lovely 3 bed-finer city or Laguna section newly painted, ci>b, drpa,
3 BR home, bo&t dodt, Sada
Club Atta $425 per mo. wtclt
lease optloo. Bkr. CAii Pal
Gailey (TI4) 8f7-Z531 « CllJ)
430-3571
Fountain V1lley J.410
$210 ON leue. 3 bdrm., 2 b&.,
carpet. drapes. bullt·inl. •
swim. pool, malntaloed by
owner, fireplace, fencied
yard, 16549 Walnut. ahon
by appt.. call 847-1521 ~
or 842-1766 or 963-1548 aicbta
and weekends.
Laguna 8eadt
DUPLEX nr. Vidor Hu&O's.
Furn. or unfum. ~ 2 BR.
Fpl. $165 mo. AND l BR..
new cpts., patio, $125 Mo.
646-1903
4 Rooma, Big Deck. Bic
View, garage, fireplace..
atove A-re.trig. S1SD
494-Tm e•eninp.
2-BR.
Drps.
& Wshnn.
Costa Mesa
R ENTAL$
Apts.Fu....._.
Costa~
widl 2 bath&, &*1' 7 plaa ,.......,, Pric owner wW sell on your $28,500 10% down 646-2943 room home with huge mas-for only tenced yard, ' children OK. SUS CASIT AS
a beegtjfgl poa1 aml Lanai ~-r J IS terms or tr*1e for -wbat COST Blianiah Duplex. 3 & .t ter bedroom, 2 baths, PLUS $34,950 FULL PRICE See at 2S98 Willow Lane, Futn1.llbed 1 Ba 6: 8-S
• haft you! Call: StlMt71 Br. 1 blk to ocean. Frplc, SEPARATE FAM I L Y AND OWNER Wll.L TAKE S.0-8199 for appt. New anfta aniWlle a 'IVtt!W room Jor wY a f.111111'-BDr M __..•Mia ~. .........__._ RAO ..1. .,.., """ B ~ nnn.. .. a-"'-to tunn• YOUR HOME, 2ND TRUST ____ ....:....;..___ Noweu'* JSa. :::-:.~ =-=~ 'BR + --rwa:.":: ~-~nw: er. m~..,st.""""mlii'" ... ~~New·ud : DEED, BOAT. OR WHAT Newly DKONtecl mTEldellSllM.Cll.
19J6 S.fllte DrM ,_ __. .., 1 • 1 .._ !......!..,_ ~~ !.._..a.. MUA VllDI 2 eoa. by owner. Oc8n .-.Sve ~pile Oold lhac HAVE YOO, IN TRADE. 2 BR rib cspon. itO..,..... o Wt d.f ~..,
OPEN SUNDAY 12-6 ~ --aew Ir-* l"Od prlM carpet.a, al.lo MW c!rapa, MISSION REAL TY pd. • IChOOI. mt Pl-=-tia Q) Do11eedllalDll'tpilmir~ _. •. • •lwcm,etiA ..... ~ Cllllaallaill .... by--.r. _.., __ ..... to '·~ eomc'r k>t fw ....,. ... BSo.O>utHwy.,Lq.Bds. Aw., Apt. D. 5114980
built l>ovfto Shol'M 4 .. ~. ~ fll ..., .. -Bnic ._, ~ 1 block frca a.trJ Clabo ..... ··~ 6JS.1SlO. ._...., ,~ Pho 714
room home! Dinlnc -clolf'D. .... ...,. ~ me Ill Rat.ml fer -.a.... -•~ Lathe 6: plutl!'. 4 lp bdrma DCPLEX/3 ' 7·BR. boat or tra.ller. Only 3 m.in-ne I > OM7731 2 Bdrm, .tow, ""11. ·-. tlle lftrific plier al ...._, ..._. -formal tim-a: .11 .. 1A~ *"81.J< BAY" occ-.... 111.et to San ~Fwy and $95. 9116 w. 17th St. anart kitchen, 3 baths PLUS SZl.151. _.cm CI· ntA -... ._ ........... rooms """"'! 7 minutes lo the Beach. This 545-5407. 873-7744 $22.50 Wll. Up
unusual glass walled Ir roof. $216,!iOO. !bowl! by appl ClliwaD:waJ tmD&. Hurry• ExpertJ,y landlcaped. Reduc· Own~ 143•750 • 673-2$0 ta a prize winner. May pur-~ 2 BDRM, 2 chldm OK. F----"" ed over "fun area" with WALKER 6: LEE, ZO . ed S2S60-Now only $39,950. NPT 801 PROPERTY chase I iat•:cu • Studio 6: Bedl ....
sparkling pool, watertall. Westdilf Dr-. a nn. ()pm 1906 Suva Cin::le. Open Sat. TRADE for out of town 91 lh FHA or VA or yard, garage. S85 mo. wtr • Incl UWa A-Plxma ....-.
bar. BBQ & fireplace. PAN-,_~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii A SUn. 1~ 54fr7378 S>rq>. Bkr. Mr. Sune 67~210 assume low Interest V.A. p&Jd ~I • Ma.id Ser\'b • TV ...._ _ loan. Full Pnce $22.800. --· -------• New Cafe • ear =1'bn1~-=~· BAY ..... Y'n llBs 1CIB a.r. CJ&. ~E~ON~~ Newport Hgts. 1210 ~e~B~s!-2~557682 Ed· ~. 3 ~~at;1!;i/~· 2376 NNJport Bl~ S4M15i
Ruth P ardoll, RHltor 3 BR-2 BA &euliful clean l'V.O~ =jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~wiiiiiii LOS PA DRES 2103 Federal. .. 6fG.m.5 CHATEAU i. POINTE 160a w l 1:tf D ., • ., ....., ,. ___ .. .,.._ 5 ....... '-vn.i•c.n. 2000 sq-fl. 3 Br, 2 • Beau 2 BR Funi « Unf ••
es cu r. U'U•5""' ~ _-WOOlllS custam-blt borne oo land ba, fam rm, frpl. nr schls, BERMUDA S HORTS! REAL TY LGE 1 BR & Den, Priv hse Front &: rear alf. _;;;-
Lusk -built boms locaJed -ONLY $2] 500 you own. $37,500-OPEN aeosatloaal buy _ S29.950. 4 BR 2 w/gar on priv fenced E side i..-SPOOK't'! .A ........ "'--M:land'a --...... • HOUSE Dailu 11-5. ll47 but long on value is this dis-• Ba, Fam nn, lge 101. $97 •.... 0 c-11 St. par ..... 15. ear,iort. pool.
N .. , "·"' "1UUUI --.._ ~ ~~~ v Owner. Prine only. 646-5276, hom .......,....! la ...1 • .-... "'" ~" AduJ•· no ...... '""---._,., ot these two! airabAe a: 'Mcimtinc area. Bett11 JfS .._......~ to tan Gleneagles Tm. CM. 963-l?fO. tincUvc 2 story on Bermuda e nr '''''""' s, n...,..."" "' ""~· r n 1111 •.w -
See :ro:wi Be,yview, ! BR Schools .l Calif. Jrviae cam. ac1vantap al a prior $3,W> • &46-6365 • Drive with formal dining & drapes -onl,y $30,000, 1-BR. HOUSE $95-mo. Stove, 19U POMONA AVE.
Cottage. View Anxiou&. Make . below comparab~ bomes in _ _ _ _ BY Owner. Frplc. fenced r-oom, 2~ bath, custom Ac· Sl,000 down. ReCrlg. Water • pd! 397 SSS MO. M~ a.. C.Qllllll
offer pus Se:::,/::::• bommJ. h same attlL Bullder -----yd. 7 BR. ldeal l<X'ation, rilon carpeting & concn>te 895 Glenneyre Street Victoria I 546-4164 eves. fum, Adults only, .., ._
EASTBLUFT OPPT'Y $33.D to $C3.!illt wa.rU this vacant home sold $995 DOWN 333 Signal Road, s.18-~3.1 side yard tor boat or trailer. Laguna &1cti TOWNHOUSE. 2 Br, 2 ba, Hid pool 4 Seuonl Mobile
Lusk Built. 4 BR DelWte WSI O immedia~y and offers tre-3 Bedroom 2 baths caf1JetS Try S5()00 down. Has $22,!IOO !next to Tic-T<>1.• marketl bit-ins. cpts, drps. swim Estates, 2351 Npt BIN.
2114 Alta Vista Dr. H MES dm'bls tfTD\S lo lbe wile drapes, bui1t-lns, te'.nce<i. ' Newport Shores ___!220 • ~ '7t FHA loan. pool. n 65 mo. 548-U24. 548-6332. ~~ Of~;yappolO'~= Directiom: YacArblr Blvd. *"PPn'-Th.ls ~e S bed. Bia. ~94Ml MS-2'424 NR. BMch, Club House and PACIFIC S HORES hOwner Sacnlice · $35,W> 2 BR, garage, wa ter pd. ** E /side 2 BR. B1tm.
from Pacific: Coasa Hwy. ar room. plua Booua Room ' Pools. 2 BR 2 ba, fam rm. R EAL TY ome tor $31.500. LHVi.ng Ouldten OK, ava11. Nov. adults only. 364-8 l&Ua ft. JOU.Y 644-«t68 642-2524 N-~ Tuna .,_ ..._ __ .. , --L-..,_ State. 4 BR, 2 8.A, lg. kllch. tn ~,..
.,.,,.. .. , ,.__ ~-· • -,. • .-.. ~ •111 ........, ..,..,eone -----~ $23,950. Ownrr 642-3559 Eve. 847-8586 842-2581 ~ lat 185. 842-1550 q: ...,,.s Ode. CK. """" "'· .........,,, HJ~ay, NTl JOB.qQia Rills Rd.. tbai W-happy How about • w/nook, sep. din. rm. w/ 1~--,...-------642-1298
lncome--lnreshell
Dt;;llex, 2 BR each~. dou-
ble garage PLUS 1 BR
house, large lot. near New-
port Blvd. &, lhopp~.
S24. 750 with terms.
W ell..McCairdle Rltrl.
1810 Newport Bh·d., C_\f.
518-7729 Eves. 6'4--0634
MONEY MAKER
Costa Mesa Triplex
Good Rental remrd
and exc linaDci.nc
Call to see
CURT DOSH, Rubor
1730 w. Coast HlgbwaJ
642~7'l ~ 673-3461
OPEN SAT & SUN 2 • S
1935 COMMODORE. RD.
BAYatEST. NB * UNUSUAL!
3 BR. 2 ba, fam rm, lge lot,
BARGAIN at $43.500.
Richardson RM lty
325 Bayside Dr., Newport
67S-40l1
OPEN 9TIL SOLD
305 BROADWAY
Enclosed rumpus room with
huge tlni>la~. Hardwood
Doors. 3 BR, llvtng room
with dining area.
RIO-. ~39'28 Eve. 673-4.577 * LACHENMYER
TREES! at the 8udl
huge Carob & Cork +
BEACH CO'M'AGE.
$23,500
George WilliamQI, RllT.
fi73-4350 OPEN EVES.
VW1 · you . ClNOERELLA/1450 aq-ft. Eves. &12-7048 fpJ. dble. gar. w/wxshop. TWO Bedroom houte. FUm ----------t
low liglll tD lllOlld ~ WALKER A-LEE, 20&3 Cl loan. Shake rool Flpl. Weatcllff 12301~~~~~~~~~ Breath-taking view11! $3000 or Unfurn. No peta or cbll-* l BDRM l"URM AP!'* Wf9:tia Dr., '45-1'lll, C)Jlell 2 Br-2 a.. Family' room. 1: down dren. 962-0'284 Eves. Utn paid. ~oept liOdL
lepo11111iw
VA-~~
LOW DOWN
No 1oa fee -No '9Cl'OW ftt
Qualify Now -Y oar dream
home coalll be ttlldy anytime
G.D. IUCCOLA
()(6cfal V.A.. Managtmelll
24 HOUR SER~
642.Ql62
Efts. Blt.oa, NfJW ~ IL "'ts. ADMINISTRATOR . ui·-~ Cl'I ~ -~·,.. • ..,. ,., ~,,.. * * 494-2226 * * .... _....... mo. ---Spldn &: O>ver~ Patio. ~mv ESTATE ==~---.,,~----Mesa Verde 3110 199'2 HARBOR BLVD -QI
, ........ le Baycnst $23,95Ci * S4(XX).dn. Can 3 Br-7 , 88• Dinlng room, Owner tran!fernd! Arudou.a! Laguna N inuel 1707 NAS.5AU Palms 1 • 2 Bil. A tnity dimming 4 BR -2% IJTanie fine. ti' 646-9'231 WW.q>t f , Drps, Used Brick Clean 4 BR 2 be bit-Ins "' For ,_nt 3 BR 2 baths, Fum or Unf. llQS..$140. Rtd
be11a home in Newport's Dn-HORSE LOVERS frpJc. BF.AU-POOL! Deck-many extra.a, frplc, 01erttned LAST CHANCE built-Ins. $190 per pool. 177 E. 22nd St. 6C-31t5
est re:sidential area • you E -mde, Lge Triplex lot. lng, Adult oc:cupl~. OPEN 20 x 24 patio., lndsc. Before pnce increue In month. Includes wate r • REDF.a>RATD>!
own ~ MIXllO' lot. Stone 3 Br-2 Ba. Bllnl. * TRY: SUN 1-5 PM. orby appt FHA APPRAISAL W .875 Pat•esetler Niguel 2 atory & 9ardener. CALL
-plant.en. heavy lhake roof, $21,(Q). + Al.SO: ~-Acre 642~ or 64s.8433 BRASHEAR REALTY model w/lar~e tamily room, LARRY $40.1151 Her-e l'~Br. DUPLEX $UO.O.
a-ut.dul landscaping. 2 log &side 2-Br. Fixer • Upper 1105 PEMBROKE 847-8531 ~2 968-1178 master bedroom & bath itage RH I Es1ate . • 523 BERNARD sr.
blrning fireplact'S, sttutten. fl7 .500. * 646-3TJCi -downstairs. 3 BR & bath llP' -. -. ----. --. -===::::; $13>2 BDRM/UTtlrPDI
SUS drmched petio ' pool! VaJenllne Lemmer/Bier. Eastbluff 1242 COURT SALE sla1rs. Carpeted. draped, Newport Beach 3200 • sn JOANN • ~.~:'3th·.· for $5-1,500! MONEY TALKS. Vacant. BEST-BUY-BLUFFS-2 storr on large <.'Omer lot. landscaped, fenCt'd. Owo:?r 646-28ll or S48..cm7 ~~,_.,. F~ Mod 3 BR 2 , 1 Maaaive master bedroom transferred. No closing BRANO new 3 Bdnn-2 Baths 1 Bdnn w /prage. Newb
Ruth p.,.doll R .. ttor OIJW"e, em NEW • Decorator • dream. suite, covered palio & sun. ts $28 400 1700 1q. ft. W/W carpets, tf.J.'-loo• 1U Westclitf r>/. 642-5~ bath home. Name your 3 Br, 2 ~a. View, Pool/1.M, deck. Really a buy at $26,995 GOOD REA L ESTATE drapet. Bufll·1nt. Fireplace. = a:16 :;:i Sq a -r !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!.I tenns · 85 low u $995 down. own/option, u/$30,000, • sul>mlt your terms. Atrium. Fenced yard. Nr PLUS MESA VERDE Call 540-USl Heritage Real 644-2039 Paul Jones Re•lty La~a ~~a!t Hlgh;~:7518 Newport Center A UCI. $250 NICE 1 BR. Drpa, cpes.. Good
4 BR. f.ain rm a: ~ "T" PLAN F.ltate. 84 mo. 499-405$, location. nr Npt Blvd. U.
dining rm, 1cr lot. Choiee ...,_,_ --.. Door to cell'"'" BY owner·, Mesa Del Mar-, Corona del Mir 1250 7-1.266 Eves. S42·S844 NEW nd ult.s. $87.SO. S&Oll31. .......,.. '"""~' -... ---Duplex" For Sale 1975 Co o. 2 BR. 2 Ba. F'pl., ---:=--------area coot leuebold) adjoin-stone fittplace, plush shag ' BR., cuatomized borne: * O VI * -o.~T.tor';tr'ome -encl. patio, pool, dbl. 11'8r. HOUSETRAILER
ms l>oft!" Sbora Vllalllt. w/9 carpets. near library family rm. Hdwd. flra., CHft eW NEWPORT WEST EASTSIDE DUPLEX S:Z:ZS mo. &46-llo.1 Utilit1et1 pd. Man anly .
Jerry Freud &: d.lools. Adult occupied CAJ"P., drp1., frplc.; beaut. You OWN a tiillslde 60x220' 3 bedrnorn.8, 2 baths Htd Pool! Walk • WestchU ========= • 646-64.19 •
Charles ArnoW home in top condition. Buy lan~apin1. 2 Patios-933 lot, complete with a CU3tom Family Room Shops. $37.500. 646-3750 Univeraity P ark 3237 2 =--=BR=--=D=-=UP=LEX-=---$'!6--mo-.--
R.ea.lton '45-77515 FJf.A., VA or name your Magellan St. ~ bit 3 BR, 2 bl. homf' less Luxurv appo!n•~nis Valenllne Lemmer tr Bkr Wash ...._,_ * ""~•
OPEN DAILY 1-5
1015 WhiteMils w.,
H.rbor v ... Hills
4 BR, dining rm, tam rm.
poot ne.w.
Don V. FrM ldin, Rltr.
3250 E. C.out Hwy. ODI
OR 3-2222
•~ n-...ed ll •a-C ' "~ NEA0 'Y ~ 3 BR., 2 Ba. ng ma~. ......,.... """.._ .-.....-to se ....,,t VA J\NT! 3 BR. 2 Ba .. fam. lhao 6 yrs old. All this for $29950 REN TALS ~ ,.,._ Ad I 646-~
124.$0. Call RO'ITMAN rm.. (rplc.. bit-ins; new $55,000. Bkr ' single lamily home; avail. 11 ts. all 6-tllL
CO., ~ day or nite. cpts; drapes. Patio, fncd . OPEN HOUSE SAT ._....:. ~~~~ Houa.1 Furnished immed. !fYl2 Butler 833-1150 l Bdrm, patio, ~
ljiiijijijijijjlllliiiiiiii Near IChool.a. Xlnt cond! t2 -5 "VETERANS" R I h $87.SO. 2466 Santa Am A.., 1 .a rT CHANCE! enta 1 to S are 200S Coron1 del Mar 3250 ~S407, 673-77H ~· $22,950 By owner 642-4947 <l'.lO HAZEL. CdM ==-__,~...:....,.----!
!kl)' Direct from Bklr. M!SA Verdt Pacetetttt Orange Coast Property SS0 DOWN &: this 3 BR 2 SNGLE girl needs girl lo ---------EXTRA .lge., Mly .fm11... t-
ONE New Home left! Jmmac. 1-sty. 4 BR .• 2 full 332 :\tarR11mte, CdM 67J..35j() bath home on large comer share roomy luxunout apt. 2 BR _ 2 Ba. BR., bit. int, d.bllnrubs';
E:rcenmt financ::i~. 1 bl. &., q>ta.. drpe., blt-tm. P RIVATE OWN E a lot with built-Ins, w/w cpl&/ Has Irplc, pool, 3 BR, 2 bs. Unlum. S2lO mo. adult bid&'.; $125. Mt.108 .._ o· 1z lol f ed N --"''· " drps Is yours. Pmnls of $165 Only $75 mo. Orleans Apts r:-Jo.a•-..._, ~--N to u.:--ct.cfl or pool. 8 e • ~c · r. lJUJL>· ~IUST SELL NOWI ::.a~..., .. 1 "'""' f!ml' OPEN SAT It SUN $37.500 Own~ 546-6902. CA:0..1EO HJGUI "NOS per mo. incl udes all. 1 B. 1741 Tw.1ln, CM. lrvlne Te rrace Westc:lfl. Pool. -ma. 2Zl Cm.al · na..n TRADEWINDS RL TY. 548--6903 days be! 6 pm. 642"'744 St. Npt Shores, SACRIFICE! $2500. eq. 3 Br.·2 Ba. Lal'lte Uvini; 842•5011 842•50 12 3 BR A den Furn home
Open s.t. & Sun. l-5 642.3430 4 Br-2 Ba. WW/cpts, Frpl. & Family rooms. Terrlllc BUSINESS or professional S..'50 mo YrJy lease DUPLEX 1 Bdrm $W
316 EL MOO~A Patios, Trrcs! Landscp'&! Jotc:hcn-All bltns! Fenced, HOME for b'ale by owne.::3 girl lo snare SHARP APT. Nicely fumllbed, p.rdemr,
NEWPORT HEIGHTS DA YIJ)SON Realty CAU.. 545-4080 for app'L LandRCaped, PVT-BEACH! bdnn., 2"'s ba., lge. paneled _54_7·_15_14_or_54_8-6009____ Balboa laland laundry. ~ M&-2111
Room to t>xpand 2 Bedroom OPEN SAT /SUN *' Bargain 2 tiousea on a lot. $34,rfl! * 675-3633 family rm., lgc. living rm .. BACH. & sm, son will share 3 BR Bny!ront
home on 7hl27 lot. Home 2013 CALVERT 2 BR, l BR, Eutalde. $17,900 formal dining rrn .. elec. kit., Jjte. Mesa Verde home with Unlurn home
· ,_, _ .. ,. n....J.-.__ ti Spectacular V iew about 2200 sq. ft.. 2~ mi. pool. 545-7389 Eves. tAM mo v .... rly tn _ u.uwtion .... "'"~· n__.ilul M-~ V--'-...__ or """' o er. Low down. H bo A ~ J""° n--· _,._ ~· ....... "'""" '""""'° ar r nta from O<'can, $36,5<Xl, 10ll1 <'nU b R ou&t or uo.un parll:ing. letter 3 BR + many extraa. KI 9-«>35 Ownr. ..,... s ury ealty
JEAN SMITH, Realtw RJtr. 7150 Harbor SB, CM 4 BR., 2 baths; new drapes Day and night Crailet Dr, llB, 968-llOl Co.ta Mesa 2100 67U900
400 Eat 17th. C.M. '45-3250 Sf6.0MIO Eves. S6-lnc<o .l c•"""ts; blt-10$, Bv own-BY OWNER. 3 Bdrm le tam MUST SELL! By OWNER. """ -.. -, room + 25x25' playroom. e 1-yr old TRT-LEVEI.. DRIVE By NEW PALM SPRINGS er. S26.900. ~ Choice lot. Putting gma. Ex·• 4 BR~2~ BA. DEN.
Home on golf course new 3 BR home; xnt future ren-lras. $59,500. 67lH>101 • Fully cptd, Ideal loc!
226 Albert Pl8Cl' ... BR. {i~
place. built-lm. Only $24.$0.
MAHON RLTY ~
tum, 3 BR. 2 BA. ~en tal; possible rezoning. $100> 4 BR 2'~ baths. lMng & din e $3CXX}-Dn. ASSUME Gr.
den, •-el bar & billiard rm, DN., SlS.00> SfG.980'2 rm ovrrlook bellt I filtered • CALL 842-6273
UX40 pool. Trade for yocht pool. walled I: landt.c, pvt TOWNHOUSI:~. 2 BR, Ph ba.
1-BDRM/NO Y ARO WORK.
Woman preferred. No pell.
1948 Fullerton. 548-1046
Newport ShorH 2220
OPEN WEEKEND
IOr tum) Lovely lge 2-story
3 Br-2 Ba. Newly dee! Resp
tenant& I Ref. $225. ALSO:
Attrnc 2 Br-I-Ba. $155.
706 MARGUERITE.
67~2769 or 67~13
Newport leach
2008 w.
*OCEANFRONT*
bELUXE 3 Ir, 2 bl.
White elephants? Dime-a..w>e
1797 Orange Efto_ ~ts
'4'~ to aell )'OUr bomel
or! Eq $40)1 (TI41 J28.51'8S _Mes_a_V_er_d_• ____ 11_1_0 beacl's. Lo" down. Owner All appl .. cp!B, drps, $400
f>73-9'l19. dawn, Sl40 mo pymnts incl OIARGE lT! 3 BR, 2 BA. CUI-de-Sac
streel. Carpel.I, drapes,
protected patio. 19-11
Killdeer Circle OPEN DAJLY
$33.00> * 546-7501
• $4-~ Below Appral~I • taxes & ins. 5.~3665
BEAUT!FUL
3 BR. 'J. ba,
642-3430
Balboa. Island
W in ter. $250 mo.
2208 w. Oc.anfront
673-2306
STAR GA"ZEK11• ..
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To ~lop ma~ for s.-loy,
-xt words eot ttS4JOidlt ig 11>nulf'lbers
of )'016 ZoOooc borth ~
LOW down to qualified buy-
er: sharp 3 BR., 1~ ba.
home. $22,500. Owner.
545-0588
4 BDRM, Comer lot.
Orps, and cpts, $25,500.
Owner. 516-3665
Newport BH ch 1200
Urgrnl sale needed! 4 BR , PRlCED 11) SELL this wk'
2 Ila.. bit-in•: 2 frplcs., 3-Br. "Bonus room". Ail
cpt.s .. drpa. View, walk lo extras! Owner, &17-113.i.
heach. Owner 673·2286 Eve.
""' Corona d•I Mar Hunting to'1
View ~2. Exe. location, 3 _H_•_r_bo_u_r ____ 1_40_S
:~128'1~ 67~~29'1~ner/Agt. WATERFRONT LOT * OCEAN VIEW! * , . CAMEO HIGHLANDS 97 fro~tagc. Fer simple
land. E11sprncn1 for dock.
3-Br. Oen, 2-Ba, Cpl.I, Drp~; Rkr. Cell Frank Smith '714l ~.OOO _• Owner. 673·254.1 817-2;m or t213) 430-J:l71
FINEST Upper Bay Vl!'W; 2304 PACIFIC DR.
Bayshor•• 2225 ------BAYS H 0 RES WATER-
FRONT 3 Bdrm, 2 b1. for
d iscriminating aduJll. $425
per mon. to July 1, 1968.
Gorgeous executive home.
213·779-4856 <San Marino)
New por t BHch 2200
3355
YEARLY leue or longer
$250 per mo Prefer 1 or 2
older adult•. Reta. 2 Br, 1%
Ba. Sep. shower & drrsalng
room. Front A. Side patio.
Fireplace. Forced air he1t.
Gar. dl~p. Top location. 4
hlka from town. Ii) blk from
North Bay. 314 Coral.
673-592.'i.
BOAT DOCK. 3 Bdrm, 2
baths $285 monlh. Adult~. Huntington Beac:h 3400 * 642-7825 * Douglaa Spice Center
VIEW of Bay I: Ocean. 2
BR., ftplc.; contemponiry
furniture. SD> mo. ~mf
alter 6 P.M.
COMFORTABLE SO' trlr •/
cabe.na adult par'k, Retired
or temi c.ple pnt. Reaa.
642-8606.
VIEW of Bay Ir ~ 2 BR...
frpk.; contemporary flJmi-
ture. $200 mo. SfS...2394 after
6 P .M.
on fee lal'kl. 3 BR. 2 Ba· 3·BH. VIEW HOME + S1nta Ana 16 20 Hun tingto n 8 H ch 2400
au elec., 2·sty. Townhouse. $140 mo-income/673-6904 ---------
Only 2 miles. 3 BR. I"'
baths, dble aara1e. exclu·
sive 11vlng. Rec centrr, hid
~l, tennis court, no vlU'd
work. Child ovtt 12 ·OK.
$195. FemhiU Homes Nr
Warner & Boba Chica.
714: 842-1582, 847-2634
Npl Channtl JM Motel
Lowest winter rate..
6030 W, C'.oast Hwy. M2..JIDO Frpl., atrl\.lm, dbl. gar.; 2 --------So-I * 3 BR.OM. houge wilh fire-BEAU furn 3 BR 3 ba Condo
pool!, putt, ~ns, w/1be NICE duplex. 2 BR ea. 0 place, huge living rm .. car-Olildm OK $200 mo. Pise
quiet elegance of a counlr.Y hwy. Frplcs. Gar. Carpeled. pets, bullt·ins. On hii; lot call aft 6: 30. 536-8.">88
houM. $39,500. OWNER S39.500 Owner 673..,.169 with smaU rcn111I unit in ---------
WATERFRONT 2 BR., ,..._
tlo. Boat dock nail. MD
Finley, Winter or >'IV·
673-4356 -BY OWNER-3 B~ resr. Soutll Sonia Ana, Ask-t<tNTALS
Ill $20 800 OWNER HOUMS Unfurniahed BACH Apt. 1 blk to be9dl.
LOVELY 3 BR. 2 Bn. home Low down. $27.800 fl73-2957 R · · · · • JF; 7-~J llltrr 3 p.m. Wk· ~m~ ~8~1~~ ~::"' ii~l~ 8 1lboa Penln1ul1 1300 tnds 1tny11mr
ocean. Will sl'll 1111 or 1; int * 3-Bl>R\1 ho~h f1rf'-
<>r 1r11dc Can rark '" tt'.ir NEAR BIG BAY pl11re, h1.t c hvln • rm .. 1·.11·-
12, 4bt. ()wn('r 673-271: n' '1 Br + older I Br Apl !)('Ill, hiult . llh On tm: lot
dt¥(l St/St lot. TtrrlfiC' lo-with llllll\11 rt•ntnl 11011 1n
'.I DR, 2 BA, 2 g:ir, lrplt:, rl\llon Flrf'Ple~. lavtly rr11r South Santa 1\0>1.
fum, rcdll<'t'd $2,00>: S3~.~ patio, $45,00> A~klng $20,int. OWN~ 1037 w Balboa ~7072 R.J.c. CRt-;ER, Relllly JE 7.8609 11fl~r , 30 JI. .
White elephant&! Dime-a-line 3416 Vin Lido 673-9300 Wrrk-<'nds anytlmp
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Gener i i 3000 LEASE sm mo.; 4 BR .. 2~ utlJ. Yrty. 6(2...3971 alt s.
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rcndy. $200/m(I. Aal. rpts, drps, blln~\trpl, pool, V• DAJl.Y PILOT
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oou••• at a ._ ........... 211 & ,_.a, C.M. Small COA'l'S -Btu~ Hona Kone BNCYC1£1f>ED1A set $25. EUXTRJC perculator $3.50. 21" TV, cood woridnc $25. FINANCIAL !!. ~ ~ ~ _.... • ._.. pq. 11a111e •• SZS. Dtbette, 4 raw lllk, hand detail $25. Junior Cla111cs set $24. Brl· % Poodle ,.._, adorable $lO. Dishes 25c-S3.50. Mirrol'fd UHF converter, belt kind BUSINESS ...
_. - -"IWil .... Sit ad!.. dlllin l1f. EJedric motor7, Turquotae ~lln cocktail i t.zull& Gmit books for chll· 644-0079 .._... perrume tray Sl-50. Belae su. 64-1525 • a I a ..... c c 1 a
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4 ... -~ a . P2. 2 vaicwm clean-eYenlng coat $25. Coral wool dr«I, tel $24.50. 7 Language overstuffed wood ann dlalr ---------Bus. Opportunfflea ~ a. a... ...... 'IY .. ,,...... TV en p..a. Wen beocb $5. at1tched pleat tent, dreuy Olc:tJonary, 2 vol'1 $25. At· 6 Ft tonnica bu top $25. 2 $20. Yellow naugahyde chair LADIE<l dre1R1, 20'11 wools, ---------.-II .... 2 -• I& ~ DEW*s Sis. Comhimtioa llbelf dint $.), $2:5. CrilllllOn velvet day· las $l2. World Book 2 vol louvered Fl'Ct'lctl doo!'$ $25. $20. Sat 11 OOOft thru Sun· allk suit.a and drKSC11 $3-1 ________ ...
nA .. ...a ... a, ~ ? WI> -».JZ Bea. bib t5. time $25. All high quality Dictionary S2UO Bookcase Walnut playpen $15. Fonnl· day. 851 Corlez, CM 546-2999 _m_._644_.4.'l_l_7 _____ 1 lll!llll .... ,.... .. I& -flle 11111 _. e'C)enaive, llke new. Also $12. Creal Books yeur books ca dinette set us. Oe~k DR~ES: 8-tO.ll we 1pon
... II _. a ~ a ...... ._.. .._ • ANSWERS Hong Kq band beaded (The Great ldf'll3 today) $1. lamp $4. Bedspreads '75c·S6. KENMORE aulom.allc w~ wool, cockU.il aulta, ai:urt-Averact '"* ~
b ...._ ... ,,_. ,._. .._. sa ~ long "enin& dress, never each. Weblitrr's unabridged Art.J.ficial tlOWCI' arran~l'-er. good rondition $2S. Old maker dresses. silks and Last moolla PIOD. Net
... ll >* .._ -*..-a. ftma -5C1AM LETS worn $25. 613•3416 2 vol dlcllonary $2'l. Bible mf'Tl~ $2-SS. POC'table TV. trunk 125· Fr<.'ncll book.a 50c. couons .., -$10. Shoes. SlL come $'!ID. INo Simldll!,. .._. a ..... ...._ k. J5lt ~ Cll. · • KENMORE ... _lwce 1-nr needs repair SS. Woman's $1. Battery 6 V. n .50. Semi· .,. .,. . -. ..., ~.,.~ $l8.1Medieal and Health En· . ed to 6 8 , $1 -$4. 644-0017 salesl. Tiw .... w =-~ ll...-__:-__ .,_..~ ~ --~ERCE _ $25. Maple TV cabinet w/ cyclopedia SI:.!. lluge la~e clothes, 8&9. Sl-$10. Worn-prec1oua .stones $3~t .on buildilllc. tt.. e:; i;; _. ~ ~ r.: .. .::. ,=: -*9lk ~-. .., ~ _ ~:, ., _ shutter doon $10. Steam type edition Dittlonary si4. an's shoes 8-8~ narTow Sl· key chains Sl· . r oreign SHORT wave receiver $2l. ~ corpondaD .a
--- -_, -flt .._,dllir -u~£ IC~ trm $3. Blue bath carpet Couch $25. All ttn excellent $5. Coshimc jewelry lOc-Sl. coins 50c. Men clothes Sl-$.3. ~ bed, matt.reu and f1Ul50 _ 1/l dowa.
lie -ll.' ' a 1 -. sa. ...a SDIIFINALS It acces90riH SS. Chrome barpio. s44•9360 9x12 brown cotton Ng $4. 1929 C Anahem Aw., Coeta apring1 $20. King 1be tie.d-ED ltlDOLE
...,. &.. ~ .._ .. ~ wta ~ ti. Churcb liCeM: An old ~ IMlth organixer ss. Dlsap-955 Jumpero Dr. c.M. Oct. Mesa, Seturda,y only. board. $2(). Mar~ chair $10. ltNlter Inc. 646-tlU
... .._. SD. g 5atl11 llrmM -8t«d a .tplendidly pearlnc clothealloe $10. 3 LUGGAGE rlll'k $5. Card slze 28, 10 AM-5 PM. FLOOR llU'l\P8 SS. Occulonal Tranlit $5, Attlmlnum .-:reenl!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!~~~~~!!!ll
lll8lr .,_._Ji-..... ~ W "'-attired )GUJIC man at a pc. den lMnp set $3. Toya mlmeo (manual) SS. Maple MEN'S clotnng: Hart, Scha.l· chairs $JS. Table lamp $.). door $5. Lawn mower ~. OWNER'S ILLNESS ~ cll6 _... 81 • ..... ~ llllame •edllbc. "Pardon .,~· sir, and pmes 50c-$1.50. Play· wall lhelf $2.50. C»rnlortable filer, Marx. Gabardine rain End tables $5. Double RMwood 11900 table ~-fOllCES SALE
-_. llR .._ • -. .......... W -_.. se.,....,. *ttw,, O'OOlnplledll. the pen and ,-d SS· Waffle lr-okl ovenhtfcd llOfa, clean springs le mattresa -Stu-Wheelbarrow S4 Sllc toot -- - --$10 G It top coat with zipper ~ .,,.,. '-ddA• $.1. "''l_;__ ..... _,_ FO<X> 10 TAKE our ... .........__ ----.... -.__ ~ • on and -11 $5. World · teen carpet, 9 x 12, dent d-a. $12 ,.. _ _. --~ ... ~ AJ <;uo::u ~ ,.__ ....... -·--- -,... slDaadb' .. I ... en-~ $5. s=tng-aw•u tow-~ $.). O!Ud's Decca por-in&. size 46, c:oet SM, worn .,.,.. • VC"lnm• ""'""' taNktsd .... ..... a. -,... ... II; li9a • I ~ _.__.._.... ..:..... ~ 6"""" ....,, """"' ..... ce ...... ,, ..... ,.8 top """'!, record chanjrer $20. 2 Maple Sl each. Kitchen ware 25c:--_ --... y-'_... -~ - -'1M --a ..., ~ .... tl bar $3. Wall ".labter. n. ~ radi(>.phonograptl $2.50. .... ~ ~..-· "..... .., Gardell oola 50c S1 -.._.. ,._ ._ $«. -• --ds II; _.. II: TV, • AL&.. ~ .-eta ii. Memo size 46, never worn $17. double beds sz. each. 2 ~· t • . Broe.*" a.idlM. --
tlldlm II .... .. • ~ .......... ---------.......... CA.. o--" ..... JandWlioo~~kJ10c' eHacard¥h. GamBo~ Shirts la~e 3Sc-$l.75. Sleeks dn!Mien with OYal mirror Sat.SW. only. 155 w. 11th -'--cleli, aadwfdlils.
.... •ft a -_ _. • ...__-. ,,.,,_:_ ... -J -•-• ~-~ (3 """""' """· .ncu!net' utlir u..,.,. ~.. t'll< ""ch ca,,.,.,., .. .,,.,..,.,., St C--Ma•• --• • - - -• ---~ _.~ --36" waiaWne $24. Slippers, ....., ~ · ,,........., .. or~ ' ..... ..._ etc. FllD priee $13,500. .. ....._. -. '1ftl 11111 .............. a ..... -.. _ .....,,_} M. 2 o.co fold. c:o•er. hrquoiae $4. l yds and model kits 25c-$3. 1223 -. - - --ilC dlair $3 eech. O>eeo new plutic:, burnt..orange-Oonet Lan c M S*--0397 leather, new. 9U' ll, SJ. MAPLE rocker le swivel, like MAPLE cuddle rocker .-. dowa. ~ Beedl --.
• .. ... '-Jk: • ~ st *P llool $6. Brus tea * price $6. Pant stretchers '" · · Sole rubb(>rs, new. slie mc<i. new, Tan naugahyde $25. Knitting bowl $7. Ma.hos· m..:rsa
iilllS .... Si. -..... ..._ ._ .,_ a lllll "' __..a. Oab dlUr and foot. SOc. Cal-Dale laundry cart INTERCOM, two staLion, $1 Boots. lace atyle, size Large uv;ng room chair any 1tep-md and oval (d.1-00-rN-.IAUmlry-----2-,...--.... -
« CMll!IS 1l. YW _., W ..... x .. II; zrr • llDllil (CJ'f'ftl pr'lnt) SlS. $2.50. Olah 1et $1.50. 8 ther-wire cin:wt, uacs 110 V. $10. 101~ A, Stacy Adami $1.30. $18.50 Llktt lll!W. Den or f~ table, both $25. 2 wet Coad bualnea Runt Bdt
Sii. _. If 4 '--'' ""* tz,; ""°' $Z5i; J...allb (brown) M. Unfm-mo &lauet $1.SO. Traab can Travel bar, 1'0tfee and/or Ladies wool and cotton dress-porch chalra $7.50 eacta. ault1 Sl5 eadl. Soya I lllftd .,._ <>-er S..-.
•_."'I W" C-. ...._ ~ 5lr a. 11% .._.. ._ ~. Water lkila cart Sl. Dectric: cotn pop.. liquor $10. Carry ca.w for es, slu> lf>.18, all like new, Desk Sl~ ~room chair Schwinn bike tJO. Pait bed-l-===·==-==-====t
IUtlJl Liii ~ 6a 1Dam _. Mil no. lnfameat $3. per $1, TV lamp $1. Multi-35MM slides, 12·8" trays $5. all $29 dresses, S2.»$3.50. S12..SO. M2-81n room ~ramie ~ $4. I _, llf ~ 6JI
4 PAIS lllill tr a. -IW t 19 2 Jiem me-1-'llPll'> $&. ~did ~ hancua SOc. Kitch· Lavatory f11uce~, Kohl«. $3 Black cock1all dreti, cost CLEAN doub6e box spring ol 3' TeddJ bear $2..50. 541-2152 "' 5 ._....., • ... a .... Iii .... .... 2 7 I -cWr.-. { ....... ,..., ... ~7134 enwall lamp $1. PWtic each. 6m981 $39.9.l. ~m ooce $3.50. GoU matt1'eal ~-Red llNdio TOOL hand crin*r $4. -r.-TAX SIDLTER * ••
1i1e .. -.. ...... pil!Cber SOc. 4 ~· dec:an~r -LOVEL--Y-co-roer--book--cue-, bag, Ladies Wlllloa, A·l $4. eoucfl, &ood cmdltlon $75. ble radio $5. ~mirror, ed °'Clla-l&!!D: 8dC ._ -.. _ -...... •.... 7 ... .RZ#IUGWTOR $20. 84 1tt $2.50. Brw boobbelvea ,.,._ D'--•• i.-4• _. .. _,_ ,,_ _
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--.-_ • ...._,, -_. •-. a11p a e.11. S'75. ADtSqoe t.apeit:ries ss. ns. atunly ctind'• desk, $10, ""''""bl •• 'i··---:.: ""'120-OUld'• delk P. AnOciae framed bird ~ SlO. -...... --~ ....,._ ... • .._ ... .... lib-Clew $15 89Z-93S9 or or w P ctw'a ..... , chair SS. f wooden bar ltoal.I TWU. .ado ......... a. r=========:::1 .. ,, p -• • 1Ama J ... bctisla JS. HJde Med llipa>Ytr s;. ' I tail lllm, DeY'ft' Uled lft • ~ Mdl. Pool WWllD, Qtw Lldiee .._.W. 1lile .... ...., .. a.-
--.... -... ... wlll ~ -G1rra Brul "IV or ft!Cal'll plQt:r 6-Vott llUtery ill e:xcelleat ~' llOlC ~ IDr -L 13 -~ ~ :..-;.-..... E I ... r .. ~ .._. ~ ~ 9Waten '&.. coadlticlft $Z, Podce Dvt U wmda l.Alrml06;. ~ ~. = !5.da ~ ~ :_ ~--9!'-Olftalll $1. PltlYAft •HR ;& Niii' --llODIJ.. cllldia. 11_12 wom ._ -Dr.., C.M. new rilbt and Jen fenders Bluffs. &U-Om rra me $10. mn 8. w. _--..________ * 1sl • 1111 LOUe 'Ii
- -.. -........... k -• .._ 9m. ..aMlce t2 • $10 each TWO ~. matchlng pre.-'$25 plus acceaorfes, mamJal UHF Convert"', $10. Eltcel· Birch, Santa Ana He1atit.1. ELECTRJC prqe doer CIP" Jack .... Ot. ._ -
-..-..a_, -_ .. _. .. __ wiied 5-'--patio furniture no. c:Ml war~ brac:eleta S2S tire changer almost new $25, ner $25. la Ntbrutm Pt. UZS Nor6 Blasl Q , &A. ~ -W. dll!ll • 15. _ s:zs. ~ ffdl.. Two beige tufted Uv 962~ 10031 Kulrui 0 HB lent condition, 847-Gl88 4 Burner 11>Utmet1t aize AN'nQUE rocker -=. ~ S4J mi •r•t ........,,,,. 4 .... • • _ • .--Jtmtiaalar, ,_ perfect • • ' r. stove, lift new-.. 1SS7 WaJ.. ,,..., t::::::::;;;:;:;;:;:==~==::I --• • = ..-.-sz. .-lit ~ MS..Ql5I tng room dlalrs, annleas AKC Be""les, 9 wks, field ELOCI"RJ.C drills %" ol lit", .,.., pie aid table f1S. N_. 1'11i2r.. ,_...., --= cm. -...._ St. ...._ S20 each. Dnlperies, beige ___ ... _ .. .:-Sabre iawa, all new ~Sls. ~~ .!:" Colla Mesa. stand ss. Provincial lamp ...... w .....
............... -&'--,,__ .... .: .... ........., Tiit.ES, Mfer'lllt ab1f9 Sl· --4· and -~, l3'' i-8 • .,,.. 1NJVW champion atock Rn &: L.H .....,.,.,.,, :;;.;:;:::::L ~ ----- -, .. _ , .. _ ...... -_., ...... Drills, taps .n . .. no. Solid M.aJlle twta bed v...-_. «a' • 51r. Sl5. -..a 5llt. Iii-J5. Llnra mower $4. '1'i91h All $31, need cleanln(. Tel-_,, ..,_...,,...., Reamers, new SI~-1WO doc ~ toe wte. S25 ~ ..._ eod 00 YG9 ...-'9-. Mf
$15. 11i1f1r crir:W cWr q111r ..-5llt ._ ~ W. ~ CM. MJ..5141 eYiaictl blaclc swivel table FOR aale or owner wtU IJ'ade 96Ul>52 ~ $14. It one for $11. ma.ttrem $15. Maple GE We lmft tint tn11t
SJlS Jllllllr -_. 15. .-M! ... Sl1SI, 2 STROLLERS SJ and $4. SJ. Piano •tool, standard ooe for combmalion of items BROWN human hair posdctie 548-1443 wan dock $15-Wl"OQCbt lrm ca nca.at ._.A ~a... sa. P* __. -.Ir lrtQdr II. .... f11te ndl J-.p cbalr $1.SO. CU bed ~ i::-retlnll:hlni. Two for rifle, shotgun or pistol. cost sm • sell $25. N~~ PORTABLE rea>rd playu i.b~ (47 x Ji) tJO. Two =~ ~ :.em ....._ta ... ti J ... ...., £11* rack, Si, U-Slide $5. Kid's T. V. es, Mahogany, Ex-M':"'• lid bOOts size 9, $5, worn. 540-1® $l5. Kitdien table and dlaira chain $1.0. F\'amecl paint-~=======--1 ....._ aa. Miik __. ,_..., ll*s ._ ....,. $12.st. DoUa 25t-• $2. Towel celknt condition S6.50 each. pe.1r boat clea11 S5, dlvi11g $20. Se!"vlDC lllb~ <Mahoe· Inc no. A'abMt.er 1ampa ~~ *-...._. 'n-1 AilR 9r. a.51, llnlidm Plllr $1. T.V. lltand $1· ~ Old ICbool deck (for tel~ weight& 3 lb each .75 form GUl.NEA piga, long-hair P~ any) flS. Beautiful thtft ss. Blcnde ta.ble wtth f9dio -nv•-
dllls' -. 115 :S • ....__ 'Ill ._... pd-down lilbt $4. pboM .se.k) $10.50, good back pack $7.~, ScuBA pro ruvian guinea pip. Sables piece knit Ill.lit SlO. ~~ ... ,..__ $5. eo...•---------
,_ s --._ % .,_. ~ ~ condition. Antique 91Jitoon single hose $10, tins siie IO, and one older OM $1.50. ""'co· ...-.~-t""' -~. _ ___._ ~ (fne Ml .. .. °'_...SIS ............ Sl5 ..... ~ en sa rach. 5«)..2&f7 • $lS. Brus jardlniere $10. ~ WEDDING gown, wtiite, long -r • ..,.,. .., ~"' KJ.snt -~.: -... w ,..._ .. ttJ ""-,,_ f7, 3/16, wet suits pants · can ....-. p. GE aJann -~ .......... ~
--l'"AIT' ~ .. -.._ SP .., ~· .. e e lc.ugW.b l ed I no d lb Sl 2S" .,._.tb TV u.i...-train, aize 8. $%>. 9'l3 CQo. ...........-1Cuunu; u~ Tin1' a ..._ ...... sa, ~ 11amii unL ..._., .... , . "' ra-ru. Excellent cood!tion. m • ge · "P g\lage • ...,.., • • .......,..ny c M clock SS. Traftrle c,.f <n ~,..._cm.
............. .. ..... = a -.. ... * ... '*· llU 185 '·-llu4M roo _.._, Ice skates, women·· 51,i J cabinet $25. Rot<M>roil RDyal gresl, • . x -·> " '·-niaater ' -......... --~ .._. ......... ._ .. _, -,e -u: ( · ..,,.) H ..-.""" ... ..,. m u.....,r , S7 ....:. WEll\IARANER tna1 6 ..., -.._.._.. ..._.um y-.;. ~ -W'ralllPt ._ __.. .... Q+' Oft. ...._, ~ 0";, d ':nu:m ""'~ t&ood litter) P'eerl u~hol-men i 9, , 10 speoed bike rot:ia.ser1e, Df!!NI $20. 7766 Bn... • e, '2· Unm and cr<detnt ta-Mar mp Sdm. Mt--
$». .......... .._ .._ • 1 6lals $1 _ Sii. frmnr SJ. Mo'a .W•• _._ stery, good $20. Metal troo-ror perts $5, t9S7 f onl grille Loi Spece # 7. ~ SIJburba. mct1thl $25. ~1164 a.ft 5 pm bledotha, 8C&rfl, neein., dQS Gilb"·
n c .............._ W • .... 2mJ PiL 11Z.Q19 -. -r-n-Ing board $2 Odd doors S2 ~. A A Taki }JOies, SS, nite 54(M)l91, Cceta Mesa. PHILCO T.V. $5. moa91 ""'"'t S0e, $25. MO Cmter, -~ • ....._ _ w-•~ a.
-a--._. ~ .. a and 44 and $5. KJtdlftl • di.shes, wnW: 8f7-0356 _. IC uunu' ~ ---_. ... ._. sa fWWW .,._ ...._ 118cD 31 s .n $2 Lo SlO. were (EniJ,bb) &lauu lOc-CTR.LS clo~, liJe 8 • 10, GOOD fl.re ecrte and and-CM. 541-191 Hunt>tm Olla ...._ Jiik.
CIC 41-. ~ ~ .... ,_ -. _... V* ~ 1 w ter Ilda, SS. Servel trefter top $2:5. $20 -2 piece Danlsti Modern good condition 25c: • fl. irona $30. Barstool $7. Ek· HAL tifATI • wtlMlt, ~ llba.
•lnll•*s• a. ... _.,er 9led J7. LP record l22'l 0 S brown Metloml couch. 548-l'IM celleot men's .ult., 40 res-General srem .,_. wlalJIW. ~ ._..... l!QJlAV ,_. -.. ..._ ~ wb. &C-?984 ay t., N ew port SfB.5725 2 Pl"I drapes, like,_ '6. w.r, S10-$20. 00 and.,.,_. tG..-
... ~ ~ • a .... cmtill _. a .n:n 2%' z y YOU'ftf'S pool ta. Hellhta (lbo•e l5di). EXCELLENT adult 1111d chil-Brown, white, bumt oranee ~0 .... ~In~~. 2 1V'• Offlce ~!~ _11ia_Ml~l'OUHI>:="=".-0inma~--.. ,..,..,-..,...-. Ylc-
ft ' ,. ~a c"ft;;1iiir~•t:iM'iiii:•i'"i=iiiii;-i-i.:,~ • .-.:. ..._ --""" ._,._ .... 17 .. x 1'WJN mattrtll tet $15. com-dren's clo'"''",. •t·S5, maier-__ ..... pair 46 wtde at top or .,,, ....... "' .. ~ ,., ...... .., .. ~ c Ii --·
18 Llllllll. u. '* .......... .o..i r ii;. -ae-: ~le SS. plete. Baby beaainetle A nlty SJ.~~~Whl.te unllorma ;,.for Ollt" window. Brur»-613-f169 * NIAil AIRPORT ""-: • ~o --;
"S1 ,,_,,.... ..--· _ _..__. DI dedrtc Mll7tac drJa'. liner $5. W..96f4 $3, 11~. plUJ other Hems, wick man'a bowt1nit bell ol HEATH Klt ~ watt ampll-le 191'1 de. or ~ ~ wtiitt CIDllr •
.. _._ -. ._ •.,. ~ 5ll-nl5 llal9, 1lal Gilly no. 9 "Dr. SAT lo.4 Waaber $25. Daven· 10484 Nlgtitengale Circle, bag $6. 19 while d.lnner Mel· flier Wl l20. Heath Klt pre-rm w/J DtJuq ,.t alfics.1==..,.-._,,..---...--1 .....-. Id•._ _.. 0 2 ._,. boob $3. 5&0723 port and chair $5. Type-Foont.eln Valley. 962-5200 mac plates $2. Double roll ampWJer PCl $10. 0 AR Wareba ..,ace w/~ FOUND: BI ac: t Alodlt.
ar'dllr ~ till -'51 CIEVY Pc:kup tor pe.rta, writer table $3. Turntable Pl.A Y pen SJ, crib and mat· lacking 1 yd ldt~n wall· t\rntable with Pldcertnc door ~ * ~ )'Oalll; ft. s.ma Aea A-. s-. f1111 mr·a. Oles-=~-=---r--: ,_ OJCJd S2S. 2S RP J~ SlO. Records 2Sc:. 2 odd tre~ $7.50, 536-2140 paper, grttn, yellow &: arm A: G.E. c:a.rtrld&e S25. DE.!K ~ A amwertnc ::.: Wk. Cal It..._.,
... 6 -----.. -CJUlboe:rd motor ......... twin beadboarda S2 Dish-VAN Ingen "~ler, -=. orange $2. Mee& Verde. JeMtn lw In ooarial ipftker ~ Huntmatoa 8-cb.1==..,.---------t .... .__ r __. ... ll9iR ~ ...,_ ..... r..._ HF.~ 6....-·~t"'-•' • ..., ,._ -56-4211. FOUND TlllDe pet Ra ,..... dilim 91e _._ -115-'nMr • a.em __.. _,_ --.v ..,.. ate-ea Sc·SOc. Toys 2Sc:·SOc. Ba· 494-roW 540-4927 #'D, ~. !IOOSU Lane, OlM .,__ .. ar • ,
., llS ... a e ... -..e -... sz;.. ._ preamp, excellent coo-by ltema $1-$3. Lam1>1 $2. CAR batteliell, 12V $4.50. Rlf. HAINDSOME round black m~ 673-0UI vie. Acacia St., s.ta .Ana -111. ...... r---ditioa PS. Oiny 3 l!peed Lamp shades $1. Books Sc. 1 .,,.. 15 abot W well plam"' wtlh braes KOO•" Hawk-e ,..,_, ___ .. _ Uta 6100 Mef&tD. 56.J5115
.....,.. ....-~ _. .... ID. 1 '-' tni••"'Wlon cean, kll ~ Cam• J.5c. Shoes 2Sc. TV $;,. -~~lgerat::S·s:. ':~ Knight's h~f 23~" $20. can:;;a with~";;;';; BEAGLE A Pamter ~
dr.r u-.-......_ adl a. om. $IJ. Ford ll" clutch set, tra)'9 SOc. Gu mower $10. tables SI.~ Sl-$5. T.V. New twin hot pink taffeta rum. In original carton, llft'· MCRIFICE .ue, ne.d cub PIWJ' Yic • Wealda .,
MAJTllG .._. --_. II-W. .., ~ <lanJ pickup dual Hand lawn rmwer $2. tubes, none over SOc Table spreads ns. pair. Ro1nd er Ulled cost $22 $10 clue to W.-. &al._ Ct1 a.ta ll8a. 511-7-~-w..licr.... W F's? D z J ......,. C)'llnder, new $'9. Laundry cart $1. Tank va-d 6 ....,.1 • •• • lot. nr. bMdl. Paid flftr1==~=-.....,,,.-----1 '*· ~ .._ • ..... r.,..._. a. 5 21,, Plliilco TV, plays good cwm SlO. Rowinc ma· an 1.-ucurs $18. '57 Ram-gold Soroa.-o 8 day !QlOOnt 548:1679 $S,OOO. mallle ofttr. te.81 HORTH aq a11e7 GI
eMiAI --~ts 2 -2 ,.,_ A5.. 1 s 5t ...__, __ .,.__ chine $15. Small lan S2. bler.V-8, engtne good, aut<r cloek 18" ~. BrBSC bath: MAGNAVOX 23'' T.V. $25. ~e .. wkenda. GvslBllmdaC!l..,_•dlai9
---. .....,. 4SlS W matic traMmlaslon, no part room shelf unit wilh cabinet N ane ftls M-m.-s-.-,---------1 ............. ~.-. _.. srz.. MU51J ~ Rd., Cameo -er ~c. or _..._1e ..... -. S3 1 ... _ b .ttds. little work. Brua CORONA del Kar...,_,._ u--lilchlanda Co d v• .., ....... ..... -.. • ...... ge lade decorator dinini c:b.andelieor $10 Be •• _, 1ar1J! _. .,._ '$'1lr 21." T.V . ...ntnc. Hice ~ ' rona el Mar. Coleman i.'tove, 2 burner $7. la.mp. white wde 46" high ' tee ecudft. l..arpl' 0CMD and Leif .. ,
eadt. D6£1....,. • ada 1'-TD Z > ~ mt s:a B Bamlltcn St. T. V. Table $2. C.age11 Sl· Hunting knlvu $1 each. $20. Double quilted spread, camel co.t, bladt knit ault, harbor view lot fior eale.
am .......... ~ o-t ~ ""s ~ dlllir C.11. $3. Ca&e Bird maeazine lOc Canteens with bell 75c each. blues and greens $6. 644-1788 alie J.2.H each si5. Help or Not W.ltdd. lDq: m4'150 SMALL wtllte 1Df poodle,
a.%ilM fpwa) sa Owww.._.. SUNDAY cmty. R.ef:ri(erator each. Stttl ta.ble wear lOc Toilet seats $1. Gas dryer GRADEN storage IMd 3, x ~~~~ dr;:: = = Owner. ma.It. bbae calar wUb tic.
S11JDIO W. • -S5. dlair a -..ae willc ~ wortD pat S20. Portabl~ each. Set diJbet ss. &U-3401 $15. 30 It T.V. antenna in-S' x 7 high, large front ovel" $3. N;,, car teat $4. Beaded R...2 81& lot A Hat, p1a.m Khn c.mble, ''Scokb". Vic
Wa -.£.--.... la (MlaZ) m .... ~ 1'.V., worb good $20. Wet Ofil .. DREN'S cold weather &taUed $20 .. you lnatall $15. h l···.,.,.,i d ood curta1na n c, ,.._cm I Ublta. Owner must .U nt~ Gaidmrod. QIM. Ge. _, -· ----Ga4 u1 ~ au.it. creat cond1t1on med l SOOtgun 410 $15. Passage ang. P ~-"""· ry, R .... ~ Luw dn. 6'11>1JSS, eM7T9 etOllt Reward. rBG5J Enww...,.. w _..., dllir • t..l6!r edjml&allk Slt. SingJe beadbcMlrd' wtlltt coats. Al excellent condi· door lodua $1 each. 6 It, condition, $25. 100% Cll$h· PROJEX:rlON screen. Best r-sa. ~ ...... ,, sa laMr:r' ,.... u $4. Good 1 MM c:a~a sa. tXln. AaaorWd colon, sizes, ladders $3. Elec1l'ic drlll mere overcoat. size 44, lenticular type. '9x4S air.e. DOVER SHOR.ES -VIEW HEARTBROKE?'(. lalt male ~ ... SJS Cit • SJS ,_ ...._ w. Girk lllp aboes, like new $3.5047. lfJOI Dorothy Lane, $3. Bathroom cabinets fl. gray. new condition $25. Deslaned for eaty porta.bO. Santl.a,o A: AnCiCUL Oolce black attm, OC't: 23, *
GJ.aJI -._.. • lllillJ•oud 0.15.. JWiiya feeding table Newport Beach, 642-2449 Handmower $1. Hammers, Worn once. l pair Air Foree ity. Used twice. Cost $55. lot, $22,500. lf4.U. Hl&h Dr., Lap-. Benni.
llFAI> 16111 a 91 • .._. .... _... _. _., a. ,,..., cmnera $1.50. aa. SERVEL mrlgerator and pliers, 80dcet.s & handles, brogans 8~·9 wom twice, $5. new. Sacrifice for $25. 2 OIOICE I.DI'S 1__,eMm ____ • _____ -41
5-.._. ... .._ sa 111119 • ..._ dl8in adt II, aerillzer Sl.50. Pott;y 11ove $25. 158 Maplla. other toola lOc-SOc Ceiling ~1226 54s.1679 Harbor Best Memorial La>T In Ontfamtal 'lbwlt-
Slm .... ..... .. 91t • TY flllMfs ..ta 51c_ ..a $1.S ~ baJi>e. &t2-6'l77 lig'ht S2. Pole la.mp $7. Pie· PUREBRED Gtnnan Shep-CUSTOM made 9~ surftloe.rd 2482 <>ranee Ave. LI M6M m... female ailftr' ll'eJ
lllit m. ._,_ 11 111 -21111 11ftet. ~ ~ SL Dllhea 50c. 548-160C -;;&:':"'A w=-:d:-uo:-ty_equ_a_,Uzer_.._hi_tc-h tures 59c·S2. Toflet bowl and herd pups. 8 week.I old. Call Dl1flf only $25 Wood ~ toy poodJe, milll Im amtlllJ
8; .-5. .,..... ._. 2ln3 W~. CM. •. Excellent for p;c1rup tank $4. Swivel rocker S4. for appt. S2S each.~. boerd $4. 646-~ 0vt of St•te '"°" 620e =962~-mt...,....,.,,,..---...,,,_.----·s
a.ti lllllMr .. ~ ..._. cm---• ~ _.__ a a cl SKJ ......_._ .-.c, 10 HP -""~ de 642-5688 Baby·tenda $3. Pla,ypen $2. 1857 New Jel'lle)' C M. FEMALE AD llladt ?dnm.. ----_..,.,. -... "'"""' Guilar $5. Polero.id swing· ' . RCA two-wll)' Intercom. Wlre PRlVATE owner wW aacri· .• me ., 'I a. .... .._ psfec1 eaudilim $15. 2 apealten with cabi-TROPI~ {fal 11lie Sl.50) er $10, 646-4997 DARK green vinyl cover"'Ci connections between unill. nee $200 equll;)' to IOl1\eone ;,~~View~!~
5iaai $91. 2 l-* .._. $91. • .._ lM'll! arwd woad !Wt $3.511 each. Typewriten Succ:ulenll, houae • plant!, =o-~=-:~-----re<:Uner $15. Two Md tables, Battery powered. Older mo-who will talce OYer $2() mo -v . -• -
l Filw:lpa .-..W • ..._. willt -. $25.. Guilar Sl.25. 117 Via muma, tohffl lSc-$1. Some ELECTRIC train HO $.5 in· SS Ifie pair. F'loor I.Limp $1.. del but oew conditton. $10. ~enla on c:tM>lct % A. Ave., C.M. ~1111 .... -beakets n 5().$2 ltl\ Oct .... eluding Slationhoose. bush· "ftt onl l<A8 '1CA4 ... _... ...._ ... llw a-... n..,,.., N.8. · ,.,.,. ,,,,. .,.. · Y· .....,.. .. ,,.. 548-1679 waterfront lot in develop-~ntimental m.w......S rinc _,. ..... --... -.......... -.... 31 I 164 MerrlU Place, es. 2 can and englne with . bdl ,_, .,,_ a....-n.j•·=· n-......1 ---·--..... aprills ... TV 21" rood picture and Cotta Mesa light. Stuart Lewis. 548-5619 BOYS bike $15. Parakeet with 12 Volt Battery dlarpr. Hiib me ... Y&a&Oft cm i'>K•tr -• DWIUID. -----
.._.. ... Jr ..... .-11n1. .-md szs. M2.396f =:-::-~-.....,,,.----cage and lltllnd $8. 962-2761 ch,.,...;.,.0 00..,,,1 A .. ~11l"'. River at lilwa.y 19 6 Bryce * •1• * ..... -n...a... POLE lampe fl. Steel ...-5, GUINEA pigs, all 1 i z es. ~.-.. .,... .. _ 'I r---Hiw•v m So Utab -.. ,., --'-..-....... ...__._ -.._ • ..-.. -u • .,,...... be "'ful t SOME anti,.. .... , chest draw-Old and a...u... but ___.._ ....... ..,.... ..., . . ......-..n ........, ~. p _1' 119 ... -. ....-. u~ -carpet $25. Av-1 •Ht, 5()c. Gu beater $1. auu co ors $1.25 each. .,-.,....., ""',.. ""'-coat a750 ~ Vic .., -a-.. n-• .._. SlS - -pm a, New ~ erlp room mu. Oak table Work bibles $ 1. Garden ~93 era $25, vanity S25, bedstead well. $10. 548-1679 ..,.... ' boa. •m..an ._, ftft, -
._ ..... Id a aclt ...... JD I ) ~ fl. Fnmt loader washer $18 fock 75c. Arn'I)' cot 7Sc. Pa. FOR.MICA table, extra fill $20, trloycle $5, golf clubs QUALrIY Maple crib and ft I. Went.I 6W GDUIA.N--F-·'--.
2'-c _...er ..._ II ada ..._ ~· ----cme wen. o>od. Luggage rack Uo table& St. Patio chain & 4 chairs $18. Baby car and beg SlO. many mOC'e mattress sz. Extra long ~ ..,....., ,,_,.
4 ._. pm £il*s 15e •-11111t sa, m..tc ata-Mo 56-1117. Zl1S <nnge. Sl.SO. Table top, vtnyl $2. bed $3. Painted dropleaf 962-0772 • Seabury Tract on double bed. Box spr1!¥1 l20. PVT pty will~ from own-PY. blk. A: tan; at vie.
kt a. J ~ ft ..... ....., Clftl7 Garbage c 1111 $1. Straight table $7. Needl--"ftt chair Magnolia between Adams Firm mattrna Qi. MS-l&U tt modest 2 on a lot reS· aicm V'ldo. ~ aT --*-Daw f 2 fll*s. . ..... • ft -... """u' __ .. AU t d HB CM NB EaislWi II adl. ~ -. lilllat .S.. Slat _. UPHOLSTER.ED d o u b le ....,ge, " · '""' Roll roof· $18. l.arie gat~leg lable "'"' en a. OAK chairs $3 each. Infant entt. · · or near-------11 aa-eliiwl_~. • illldl ~ ~ M2-11Z5 hMclhovd $15. Bar doors ing $1.50. Lumber $2. Sao-$22. Rocking borae, small BASSJNETJ'E with hood, yel· seat 50c. Pall SOc. Carved ~:!.~'hi;' desired. _r .. ________ .. _
ware 5c • 251:.. ¥ TM•-ED ,.... ,... SJO. Cun rack (M&flle) $5. ~ ~~le'w~ 4 ~gr~ tables, extra chair l4 each. low net trlm und skh1, in· Mahogany double btd SlO. -pm. REFINED Swi.a lady, ltftis
.,.._ & _... CW'• -... i-.le. r • lwe, 2 black end tables $6. Fruit jan 5c:. Mlnera pick Saturday. Jl9<Y7·9 th Avenue eluding pad $12. Buggy pad Upholstered dlalr $2. Orep. BUSINESS •nd in L.A .. well educ:ltled, l'JOd
., a al SI.ti. ..._ x & _.. .... a illll BaJ: Ma...,.;_ coll and 2 ncl CA.. Pl South L.eguna. $8_ car bed Sl .25. TV table es ss. G.E. wattle Iron n . FINANCIAL '-'-'-• 48, aeaa --..._ • "-• ee e """· aater tools $3. s gal 0 · S3 50 I 087"' .., --... .....,. ..... SL SIMm ,.._ .,_. 5llc. ...._. sJ8. __.. air8* 1alllts (blond) $5 each. Pair mop SOc. OU and paints 50c-IL Paintings, 111llues to $50, .. L .,.. ,/J. 2501 Holly Lane, Newport lus. 0,pertunltlel 6300 man In only load ,.,._.
111i1111ft a tt • 9e. 115e _.. 915 w -x , If .. a1luffed chairs (red! $1. Pipe and tJttlngi n. will sell for SS, $10, $20, Sl<D.,.sa.w, Model S.13, 51~" Beach. 646:4.162 Marriage mW Bes ..
p.cw-..... ....._ 5llc. Olllll ,._ a ~ beige nig with Co!Ttpted roofing 50c. $2S. Many to choose from, S17. 540-4319 POODLE, male T""'. Had TEXACO ~Dally PlJot _........__ .... -. __. -G-....a "~-large & 1mall, 1Wl life1, -,
""IKJllal _.. llwlllle eef' aw r--Larae &JUD l'UI •n•et uuR 50 ft. 50c, WI~ sea.scapee It landi.'Capes., POOl.,ballll, set, 2" $5. .thats, 2 yn okl. White, sood Modenl. well-bated ~ce X • CITEMINTll
PIMlfc .nda ...... x .. • .... Sii; .... ... ...... Brown ""' Mo dow clAa and framtt 50c. s.n-3793 54()..4319 with children. $18. Aak tor Station. Avallable In Orange Couples • Siag)s TB
lie. ~ .... __. ........... ftL ---2 llnidtd hallrunnera tt Wbeel barrow $3. n ee pole Don ·~ ~ ,.._,_.., Paid Tralnin-Part· GDOtJP . -·"'"'-.... --_..., _. ..,. MANY I Sc S5 Bl Barbed wire. 2/3 roll S2. VYO"..._, ........,..,,.. • "' • eQJOY ..--mflllt IUL C. ,... __. _., $15: e-, tcnda $10. llll Dub-and tltting1 fl. Lawn i.'Nlng amps . . ack c..n •319 BABY -rrie"e (pram) n4, ial FinandJil. caJ.l Cfo. etc. M~ t'fbmJ w/.._ ..at sz. lAwc liD St. C.N $2. 2482 Orange Ave., c.M. pedestal rontl~t11l table .,.,,... ..... " •• Dick . -an. llllir ._, IY. l'br . Pol f $25. Tu'O blade Captain's %"drill kit $9. Electric heel-enon. in~. meG U PM .,.illidn MS llllllllllic,.. .... --___._ ~ ~Vl~CTOJUAN=,...--.-1-1 • ....,-t -1_,,-n-, e ence $3. Heavy rate GAMES. children'• r~Sl· $9 ,.... 1 e JE 1-3737 e SL Hair~ a.~ .. _ ~.._, _..., •u ·~" hlnies SOc. Jl ft. rounter chairs Sl2 uch. 546-1890 or 5'1o-4JIS f'r · ..... a k hoard $1.50. Car DO ,aa.,... -..?c .. .._ ._ ....,.. st _. -btdloom c:balte lounge $25. S2 24""' Ora A C 642..$15 noor mat (front) $1. "'-Ing ASSOCIATE wan~ l o r -TD A.P()U,() a::x,.. .....__ 5lc • SZ. Demi... · .... nge ve., .M. RTFLE J WW rt .,.., -· ;::-tnWde ,.. -~ !! :::S (Ilia 2) ~ ~ t:C._ .... ~ _:~coirsf.' BATHJ"'~ .... I n f a n l OAK coftrc t11blc, Ideal for , aJ)llnese. table $2. Set of golf cluba, lucrative Real EI ta t c TE? • • • .....,. .. ..
---"" .. _.. ''""'rn.r ''"'' •c. •" Souvenir 25 c11I. S5. ~l:ll!l bag, cart $25. S.\15 Bnice Investment. Prof.It relum Comdry oat>.._.-. Qi11 :!tan:·: ~ o!:: ftJll' ......_ Wis a. ft taa.. mahogany SS. ::;, 11k:11 n~:c~· :.fi=! :;:'8~~8:~: ~.' bofisk $~~~ HONDA 55 Trail bike, as is ~nl. N.B. 543-4~3 should be 10 , 1. Mullt be Jbalb. Zl3 a 'a
astaill lie' ._ 15c. -Sit; ....,_ 'Pl*'-~ ~5 ~ aewindr-! length SlO. 642-l159 S.'i. 2 m11tch1nc wf\ite chests for pnrlll $25. Aluminum CARPET, red, l.lxl3, aood as rMdrCallto .J!i::; Prine. PERSONALITY Ml.Tai
..._ .._ 5 • 'H,, -. --.... .........-"--$25. Swivel rocker $25. beer keg S3 2 mirrors 1'." x n~. nice fCX' bedroom or onty! : .,.........., Mm the per-. a o.-. ... 514-21.ll,. im ~ -.. ,._.. ....... and. I-· o•e -au .. __ A .. ~. ....,,1890 or,,,.,..,,.... -.Jo ,.....
__,_,_ A-. ._ ~ ~ -. ·--""' -•u•o-. .. .,..v onu-'""....,..., 26" x 48" $7.SO ~1. Stel'tO den $20. Blue ca-t. 41\ JANITOR rou~. tnlCk l "" most anptitillle wl6 .,......, ~ SIS. 2 •~ dlalrl, -~.a 548:3527 i ',... oN p li~~~;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit;~[jij~yfis~1wri';;iiiii'iitaie1 , '""""' :-:-===~~,.----PRETIY beige comer nook or Hi·F', b811 ~Aring shC1cs yard! at 50c a yard. Whlle equipment. TakK I~ bra you. enonallt7 ,...... IMASSAGE • k _. llilr _. l7dl1 a. rft:Mlabca C\"Oaotop frttt. BATt'ERJES fl/ $4.50. 12V $25, mat~ blble ~. 1 pr. S2. Small nnlmnl caKr floor to ceiltnc d"pes COY· per ct.y. Income to mo. For ~: ~
'-.. ~ Iii-, u Ml Si. akir ~ er-0Raaoa S25. •2020. ln43 S5.95. Cuaranteot(f one year. 5.36-U~ 16" x 16" x 24" $4 5(). Du~k en two wall in living room, $600 full prt~. C.n tmanc.. PARTIES interamt e e e
_... ._. .... • cll6.....,. a f , 'Pc Pklftc Coat HJ~. SUD-543-6936 DAVENPORT $10, Kitchen planter with lighl $1.5(). 1934 one pelr for 1lldlng gh1u 494:86817to11 A.M. in worldnc in behalf ol
Wr _.. p . .._. _... __...,. dmr'I S. 211 8!t Beedt ELDON alot car 11et, lOAds end end tebl.es $2 cach, in· Dodgtt wire whet! $9. doors cleaned, need pre11: PARTNER wanted to oper. Prilon Pliroleea. • Call: ~ ':' -~ --nw:.,._ .. ...,..._,•_•_._ea. __ sia___ BUNlC beds $2S each. El!'C-of extra track 11nd accea. neri;pring mattress $8, caicy 545-5625 i.ng $25. Ironer $15. 968:2325 ater retall end of tine arts 562095 or 9IJ.JOn
ftlOf tric latm mower SS· Baby aorlea S2S. 673.J.1:wl ch a Ir S5, WestinghouM> OVAL brnirll'd 9 x 12 n1g THREE old blcyt'lcti, M"da bus. S5M •'eCUJ'ed Invest. ALCOHOUCS ~
hitdi ~ S4Ja2I 1 ~ ......... c1n-~ SJ. Clothel 5c • $2. '58 CHEVY 283, dOf'sn't run I roruiler oven, S2S. !>36·6183 $12.50. B11thtne1tr tno tuhJ th'f.'s s:; earti. Unkycle $7. req. 67~2969 eves. Hnrbor Area. Pbcme m -1724
PLAY ,... SC. ...._. $91. ,...... m.. lla1di-. .liwe Ooubir boll ~ and mat· $25. 549.2577 or 5~·3783 $2. Car bed $3. Mlltmllt.v Girl Scout uniform, alze 10. LJquor Sto~. Orange Co. 24 Houra.
J"ir£llAaor _. a &. ~ ... I& men tftal. Ukt new $15 ot best NEW big m&Jine pcywooo S=:Ult-:-;FB;-;:O::-:ARD-=-:b":":'lk-e-1r-a""'llor_S_7 cloth<'s 50r.751., 646-8457 $5. Brownle Uniform, tit.(> 6 Actlve, well located. 1=BALBO~="'."A-:B~.,--,O~ub....,......A-&h--L,
dadlm S1 • ~ Y.....-W Arr llblP -.e_ l'IOd eoa-~-1 dnwv map!# c~t lllCl'lp, mahO(an.)'. tlr. teak I Crossman air rtfle $12, C&Ji -S'T'O-VE--to-r -sa-lc-.-S20,,..--. --$3. Admiral T.V., nmls $38,lnl Incl. Uc. Call Corinthian t"Mmbenlil(la b'
SL mt J49t ~ a m NIE $10 ar bm olltt. M1.Qf1 and IOI.Id. 10c -$2. HJ.2377 962,3650 aJter'S. pti. ~9259 worlt$20. Ll 8-5375 544.fiCIOO Mr. Root. aale. mmt
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24 DAii. V PU.OT
ANNO\INCEMENTS
and NOTICES
SERVICE DlltECTORY JOBS & EMPl.OYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JORS & EMPLOYMENl JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYllBfJ
* * * * ............ * P•perh•nglng
P•inting
-Help Wanted, Men 7200Help W......_ _._-,_ 6150 Help Want.ct, Men 7200 Help Wint.ct, Men 7200 \ielp W1nted, Men 7200
STICK TO
YOUR CONVICTIONS
Yau don't have ID leWe
f« second bell
INTRAMAnCS oOers ,_
the fiDs1. most ~
aive compaterizal matd>Mc
8eJ"Vioe •YailaWe ~
For .in1onnatian GD our --
limited lifetime ~
call cae ot our brigbt. polite
COODRJon. • ..no cmt or cbb--
ption 10 a.m. -I p..m. -.,, •• ..,,, ~Got?
INTRAMATICS
OFORANCE
J>iv, Amrrir.aa Social
Ft11mdatm Jnc.
SPfOAI. Q ASSIFICATION FOR
NATURAL IOltlt SWAPPERS s, ......
5--5---Sbudcs
UNION BANK BLDG.
SUITE 617 ORANGE
<Next to FA&DO.N SQOARE)
KI 7-5644
llULU -MO -.isl 9CLUD£ ~--· ............... .,.._ .. ., ... ._,,.. ..... ...,. -~ Inn • ~ .. ,,,.
~ fW ~ -TltAOES ottLYI
PHONE 642-5671
COAST HEAL TH a..ua Te .._. Yes T,..._.• ParMIM Ad
$auna.$twn M tp Cll 6-'D Difsft Jl:arillr t'llC
by four ~ girts .. ,..,... 6c .,__ ca.
Moo. tbru Fr:i. 11 ...C s-~ ni1i1t. 'T1lAIJ£ tor
Sat. j, Sun. 11 ant-4i ... tair _.. Cir. OR Uomr
132 & l8lh off Newport 8lv4. Tn&r * MZ-mt
642a90
Nar~b'111/11'1
dtbell other thB.D a.. ClQlto
tracted for by m;J'll!H. Ort.
26, w~ Pearam. s.n..a•
HAVE W.:. 8lllit) it1 2•
mq fl 4 Br ..... -as2ll
BA lllt. Cll. WA..''T boll&. ......, Mmr. t.d. n> ar
mlmil. ~ ftf$
Announcern.ds
e DAVE YORBA IL'"DA 6'10 l>ll ~ .. ,,.)1 .....,.
·---------• 4 Br-2 &. (\a.. 0.-,..
.-A.'"T -*'r ar Eqlial
~ pcupt:i1J'. ~??90
•~BAY e e 1 ~ Famty -~
~ ...... o..r I SaC'ri-
McKeeban A )(~ 6rr. '!ndr lar lilll. 11Yt.
General O:ntractoR " ~ ~sn. f!&-JIMI.
Habra Heigbt5 haw~ JARGE faalib"5 .... cmnpleted a residmcie fiar ..._ _ ....,_ ~ S BR
BIU.01 lslm@
MeUlli• Home
Mr. " Mrs. ~ Ohm s Ba. --~ .....,
at 106 Diamoml Aw.. BaJbQa o I aliit:> ~ Sewparf
Jaland. The 2 ~ cmlOa --.. ~ • '! .an
Townbome aJamc wildi a 3 XB o ' -% BR ..._.
BR ... lft cl CaM llfdlll. SIDI flt-a.. ds IJlt.
licit ...,.. ,..,, ......... firs-.._ ............
tloa CCDt&'*c ................... s. cw. a.& f'rlll:
ii)' CClillC'&idiaD cal ..., 211:• ml?
ffi4l ~m• er au .,_llll al.All 1 _.. Aftt aw. ill
LEISURE CABE aJNV A-B ~I • o • t Sllarn. 1..a1c
LESCENT BOSPITA4 ltl Be8dL. 1'il adt far n>.
Victoria. c.a.ta Ilsa. ,..,_. .. cr ! Ao. m4iiD «
a~ lledimft Pa-~Jli29
tieoa. can 6t2-CBl'l.mAD£: ---.-.. -.-llt--11d'lt.--
--Fainitw A: Balm'. c.m.t..' Lois .. ,. uuw ~ ~ far
2-LOTS, Fairbavea ~ llitmlr• ~pr..-0..
Santa Ana; one GI' W.. «. 55-f!S. Si4l8r1
Owner, lln-141 ~ TRADE 'B Jridlal'RSrian._.._. Terrace __ ._ Calil cnilfr. Cn7 ag. 8ld. • ..-..q•~, llmll. .. 4 tar "'7 Fanl.
e 2-CEME'l'DtY LOIS a.rr. A,-.ea _.. ar -
• HaitJor Rell llml'l Pmtc • t.. t.d. '68lJ
• $190-EA.. * (1) 111-tm --..... Apwtuwwla.
SERVICE DlaEC'TORY !lift ll&tf.. lllmmr: Bii -.
---------~ 8'lil:J-~ 5llll't Ausw ... S.wb .. , • ...._ limw.
~-m 611-54
HAVE: Diiaiia aida n'lll
llft w. IMbwwwull $9.*
fnr Ii: dmr. S-C ll o na e
... Pm. y Jf •etm.r
Acl. QMll9. ~
a;sro!tt 5 BR. w 11 '01 r011s.
Trails. 117.000 Eq: WA:'IT
Br.Id> res or income. Own-
n . Jbyl'f'Slde 684-1001 or
Laguna 491-T~.
1961 F ..g) Olds Sta. wagon,
prr., auto., radio, good
tires: \-alue Rt. Want car-
pentry. painting. r e m en I sun:. or ': 494-5933
l BDR.\t, 2 bath Condomi·
nilon Ho~ 2 pools eti·.
J'astm. Trade equity lor
late model &tation waRtJn,
~ rondition. ~.'.!ll-1
HA\'£ 20 A. V"lSta, Calif.
Free £: Clear. tiO M Valur.
•. ant ro·, dear house in
!'<A area. clear UlC. prop.
""yac-ht. )IT. Tyler ~H5
a.It.. Island
Leased Comm'l Bldg. on
llanne Aw. TRADE $J.;.~
~ for lst TD's. Step-
lle'9Jll Rlt)I. &r~
Ot'FJCE bldg, 100% CleCU·
,.... St»1 1q .t moifl a}lta
131>1 fll. ,... A.''T rt't or In-
a.. Uc or &IL. Ownr
~ 6IMD01. Lag.,
el-15CLC
7 OFC"S + Uphol shop. lst
J'D $2'1.3» -ru6 mo. In-
ciome S500 mo. $26.500 eqw-
tTIWANT 'M>'s or vacant,
Bllr. fin.70>, 6'f.l.9187
TRADE: Lagtma, nr. Vk tor
Hllgo·a: hook-A apl , trpl ..
)gt>. nM-~ equity.
Want; apt. or land in Ha·
waii 616-1903
TRADE all or part 70 acres
in OCEANSIDE-t150,(Q)
'f1'li'Y FOR IN<X»U:.
;.a.l!N;)
WD..L TAKE TDs or vacant
« ':. FOR 3 IDlits LA £:far
l Bil bPach home Newport
Beach. Rltr. Call 646-«B6
or~eva.
YORBA Lmda Coodo .• 3 BR a. dim. air~.. wet bar,
n-or ntras; no common
r.dl; rradr ~ equity
ror aiaalt. 8'12~
ITALY. between Venice &:
1'riel Dix. Condo.; 2 BR.,
km.; free &: clear: valued
;it $23..000. Exchange for 3
BP .. house w/view. 6'16-1277
l·BR APT ant). Labor • $40
Male.rial extra. Qual·work.
GUAR. 545.3087
Plumbing 6890
PLUMBING LEAKS. El.EC·
TRONICALLY located, re-
paired. replaced under ce-
11'1e11t, walls, ground or any-
place. Estimates -evenings,
wet-k-rnds OK. Call Mike
673-3760
• SAV-ON PLUMBING * * Remod·Repairs·Reas 1t * f>.1'.!.ffi38 * 546-3961 *
Remodel., Rep1ir, 6940
ADD a room as low 8! $895.
Lal)<)r & quality mat'ls.
Cen'I repairs also. 6-12-7528
Sewing _ 6960
• DR.ESS:0.1AKING; lovrly
fashion.' r sprcial\y for you.
F ittmgs in my home or
yours. S20 & Up.
Fashion~ by Barbara :>454586
ALTERATIONS
CUSTOM DRESSMAKING
"LOUISE" 548-7104
P~,....lve m•nufac·
t11rln9 Comp•ny In
S.nt1 An• has imt'Md·
lite opening for:
Estimator
M~ Parts Estima-
tor. Minim um five years
e.xperienoe, e x c e 11 ent
career opportunity. Sal·
ary commensurate wilh
ability. Requires indivi-
d u a l w i t h extensive
knowledge or analyzing
costs as related to ma·
teriaJ, tooling and pro-
ductlon.
Engineering
Draftsman
Minimum two years ex-
perience in design and
detail of small precision
aerospace h a r d w a r e.
Some college required.
Alteration~2·5845
Neat. a<.,:urale, 20 yrs. exp. Excellent fringe ben•
flt1 lnchldlng pension
6960 pl1n. Apply: Sewing
.SEWING CLASSES
B. f . /\., NS degree. 546-6241
Tile, Linoleum
& M•rble 6975
* Verne, the Tile Man *
Cust. work. Install & re-
pairs. No job too small.
P laster patch. • Leaking
shower repaired. 847-1957.
JOBS & EMPLOYMENT
Job W1n1ed, Lady 7020
YOUNG marrled woman will
givt good c~ to infilnl M
~mall child· Plus Ut e bs:e-
work. Your hom~ IPrefer
Npl Shores area) Mon·f'ri.
Call 642-3933
HOUSEKEEPERS · AIDS
-COMPANIONS -
By I~ day or permanent.
Homemakers, 547~
e Fine 9wiss executive sec·
retary BA degree, capable
all office ProC'edure, please
<"all 673-1770
SECREI' ARY -EXECUTIVE
Mature. Have ability to
handle various duties on
own initiative. 6~
SEC'Y P /time ~am to li>m
deslreg heavy S/11 & typmg
$2.»-hr. 546-4034.
e DENTAL ASSIST ANT-
e DeslrMI part lune work.
• Call 4s.1· 2773
DA YWORK general cleaning
aJJ kinds, wall. floors. win-
dow own trans. 541·9863
EXPER HSEKPR from Eng-
land, or APT MGR. XLNT
ref. 962·2872
Practical nurse will take
care of dllld m my home. * 642-4115 ..
Domestic Help 7035
LIVE INS
Employer pnys fees
SHUR-LOK CORP I
1300 E. Norm•ndy Pl.
S1nt• Ana
(1 block N. of McFadden &.
h block w. of Grand)
Grinder
Machinist
3rd shut, 12:30 a.m.
to 7:80 a.m. 48 h'Our
week.
Excellent c o m p a n y
benefits and chance
for a d van c e ment.
Free hospital and life
i n s u ran c e. Profit
sharing.
Evening & Saturday
1ppolntments av•il.
TRANSPORT
DYNAMICS, INC.
A sub&idi•ry of
Lear-Sei9ler, Inc.
3131 W. S.gerstrom
Sant• An•
546-3131
An equal opportunHy
emplO)'er
SENIOR
REPRO TECH.
Microelectronics
Applications
Engineer
Electronic Engineer with a
minimum of two years l'X•
perien<.-e In semiconductor
componenta, printed cln.'Uit
or hybred circuit layout,
circuit design in linear and
digital circuit and isemicon·
ductor, integrated circuit
and/or component testing.
•
Project •
Engineer
Vertical
Turret
Lathe
Operators
For integrated circuitry. •
Electronic Engineer with a
minimum of five years ex·
perience in aolid state digi·
Single &
Multiple
Spindle
Operators
ta1 circuits. Familiar with
solid atate hardware such
aa state • of -the -art in·
tegrated circuits, DTI..,
FET, and MOS.
These are key positions in a new West Coast Division
of an established E astern
Company, offering good o~
portunity for advancement.
SMld resume to
L• Pointe
Industries, Inc.
Mkroeleclronics Div.
18225 Euclid Street
Fountain Valley
CaUtornia 92708
An equal opportunity
employer
PROCESS
OPERATOR·
Minimum 2 yHrs
e xperience in l•m·
in1tln9 or molding
of pl11tic compon-
ents. Production
1ptitude •nd •blllty
to r .. d blutprinti
•nd st1nd1rd engl·
nHring iMptction
equipment. Excel·
lent fringe benefits
•nd opportunity for
•dv.ncement.
TRANSPORT
DYNAMICS, INC.
A subsidiary of
Lear-Sei9ler, Inc.
3131 W. Segeratrom
Sant• An•
546-3131
An l!(jUal oppartunity
employer
• Mechanical
Assemblers
(All 3 shifts)
~XPERIENCED-
Excellent compa·
ny benefits •nd
chance for •d·
vancement. Free
hospital and life
insurance. Profit
sharing.
Ev•nln9 & S•turd•y
1ppomtment1 •v•il.
Transport
Dynamics
Inc.
A 1ub1idl1ry of
Lear-Sei9ler, Inc.
3131 W. Segerstrom
S•nt• Ana, C•lif.
546·3131
An equal opporlunlty
employer
SEW Palm S~ home.
on golf COll1"5(', new furn,
3 BR. 2 BA, den, wet bar
&: billiard nn. 1~x40 pool.
Trade f« yacht or ? !TI4J
J2S..51116
HA VE ~ -r.;llS("rew rty
bndge Sportsf is~ 1$1500
f'tJU ·~ '· Haw~ «JUJ ty m welll It.le: Triplex. excban)?e
f.or pick up, and tor 7.
Sfl-2020
George Byland Agency Experience re-
106-B E. 16th, S.A. 547-0195 quired on multililh
Chinese -English -French • 1250 and 2550. Loan Officer ---
ACC1DUNTAHT Pennanent. E>xper. Live · in Must be able to
Must have S•vings &
Loan. exfMrience. By
a!)po1ntment only,
contact
Far Eai;t Aw;y. 642·8703 print from p<1pe r.
metal and photo
Agencies, Men 7100 plates. Salary com-
HOXE pl115 l.nCQme 3 BR.
l baths, faro nn -'-J BR.
2 ba. sn:dio Apt. S51.IXX).
TRADE up for additional
o n i I a.. Geo. William&0n,
Rllr.. 673-4350
Fee Paid mensurate with
background and ex·
perience. ·
M!?S. RAINIO
SHAW & SONS
SPECIAL1ZING
EXPOSED AGClla;A'IE
Foundations/Pati
546-0660
Free E&t-O>mm~
e QUAUI'Y 9 e CEMENT WORK e e CALL m.:& e
THORYK CONCRETE
All types, patios. walks • • •
Free Es1. 6T.hl~i;
CUSTO~ Patios. poof decb,
driveWa.)'5. Concme ~ ..
ing &: ~~-§C JOJO
EUD"P.JCIAJf. tnmed.
Bcmde4. Slull ;,las, mmt,
·~ 5tlQ'E
'2 D U P L E X E i . EX-
CHA.'iGE Jar small house
from Palm Springs to Palm
Oesm. Fortin Co. 1703
Wmt.liff Dr., 642-500),
Eve. SCS-2576
* *
Mavmg and Hau~
REASONABLE.
56-S723 1t
Asst. Controller
Exp constru(•llon, pref deg.
3-5 Yrs work exp , good bk·
md acctg throry. To SlOOO·
Project Engineer
PrefCT rrgisterl'rl Liaison
work with ronsulting firms.
See proj('("1 from Plannini;
to Firld OpM'alion. Dial·
lenge. T1J $1()')1.
Sr. Q.C. Engineer
Prf'fl't' de~re£ E.ll'r Q.C exp
St11t,!1' firm. Tn SR:il.
Personnel Interviewer
Degree. Not over 29. Xlnt
bene'!Tts & rompany. $700 +.
Also Fee Positions
HAULING. cleanup, Lots, Newport ,,._.._. ..u:-~ ~c. Dmnp. i.1<lp,
Help Wanted, Men 7200
-.,... -L...-"'U d Personnel Agency --.'.khoe. u • gra e. 962-8745
JAPA..l\-i:sl! AllDUCNf 1_._ 833 Dover Or., N.B.
GARDE.'\-ut 1 1'-,n nps. _._ ~-_ ... _____ 61_s_s ___ 64_2_·3_8_7_o __ _
<Dlf"l..,~-01. I P.ES"L-IRO~'TNG 15(' an Item.
Xainl f'rtt ~. ~22!1& BRING HANGERS * 733
f.Ll'?OPEA · 1A''Dt5C.\PER ... 10th Sf.10 1. * APr·B. f>ART -TI!'v!E G--;;dcni~;-&
~ • ._....__.__ A :::"'.!""'_:_ -=z:"'. v-MHonry, Brick 6830 window cleaning. Mornings -...•~"'4 ~ ·-'"" ~., only. Start $1.65 p!'r hour,
Child Ca... 6610 p:nrwabk ~ "~ BRICK . BLOCK . STONE 16-20 hours pl'r wr ('k.
GE<',_ Cir.amp. 1'rft Serv-PLANTERS -SLATE 64.2·-04'16 UnW noon
VACANCY * NUl"5er)' Sd11. ~ ....,. ~ ~. con ::.NT •ork. 63&-2916 WPd., Fri. & Sal ~UJPT. 1 to 5:30 1ridy. Ibaliag .... ~ P.«orill -R':"'!'o':'.".u:-:'.TES=~AV:-:-A-:-:17LA'B-:'C:'.L:-:E::-
Harbor/Baker. • ~1S3' LOW PRICES' ~sic Paperhanging in
Confracton ..u:-a ;T ~ ~ Lltr1a Snv. &: hinting 6850 Westminsler 1or hoys 10-14
I--------~--M&idl!l'•GW~. Uttn1nt 01 ---------Good Profits -No Sunday
f) WE WIU. ~ .. ~6J6i1t aft ~ P'1 ~IOR rooma Sl7 up + Delivery 642-4321
----punt. Extrnor, o'hnng & ---=e-=o...,..Y.,..,S:--o-lO--14--
BOJU> m LAI.'~ J~="l-P tnm Sl.20 up. !111•a1 work Laguna Bearh. So. Laguna
• Rnwxlelinc • ~. lht-t Mi~lll _s._rr_•-_l.t">IJ _______ Good ro111es! •Good profits!
CUSTOM MILLING EXP Gardmng I'. ~ ... ~ PAPEP.HA.X<;r~\. & Paint-DAIL y PILOT
COST .. ~ .. , , ....... ER inJt. ~01H1n1on: 20 yrs. in • 6424 321 e "' ............ AA>""° inz. C.f'lllf'9I w;oril R~ Hnt Be h. "'~" 3759 No Dn Pymt. Ml 6-8909 a~. rdla1*. '"11-4-m . I?· ac ,..,., .. , . . . WA:-Jn;D OISll\.\'ASllER
NEW CONSTR. • Additiam e F.AU. Pnm:ng 6 clmn-f.\TERfOi! E:'\TERJOI! R lo 4 -;, Days W~k
Remodeling -Lie. Coalr. • OepmdatJlt. ~ f';i..,-l I. nrat. 1 BR /\pt, SE'C :YI,::r aftrr 11 AY1
DON HAWE 642-W& r.aia •ID __ ("f)ftl_l'l_!M_c_~_._84_2·:l'30G_' _ l'\ewport Bea' h Tennis CIL1h
Addition& * ~ Y(J ·R painter · bonded and 2001 Eastl)l uff, N.B.
"'----' 0 ,.._... ..... _, =-. G..raf S. wica 6612 rrf &. Stall )oh wek omc. NTS d .. '"'n. ...,.,._...,.. &..IC \',.rrrans painting, 6~2--0427 PA presser exper1encE'
fi73.60Cl * St9-217Q 000 Jom / Yard a.e.-ip. prefC'rl'rd top waitcs. bent'~
GAP.DES ~C &: PROft:<\.SIONAL pa'11tin2. fits, sparu~h speaking wel·
Carpet CS..niftl 6625 EDGt'iG. • ~ (J~couni , ,C't's! r r('e esti-rOml', 5.~6-3.l2n m;itr~ Rrlrr's. :i..16-036(}. PAINT STORE C'LEl'll\
A ov A N C E D pi~~.• CALL XIKE m.mo • 1 :..n·Rion L""'"''r.1cR 0 · S tbod f quai. • ·' • r.,... ,._ • · · :\11\LF: R Ff.M ALE • hampoo me « I P.r'-oai. rAJ:able fVPQJ.n. Avrra;:r I Rr apr., t.1h11r .f.: E'<J)l'rir11rrd only fy1:.!·5iiti
1ty rugs & carpeocs J hr dr)'. ~ -P'\..s-'Q z -Cupr>nfr> m;11 1 si;g .ill. fl4~-~2'1 --
Apply Steve J ovce
833.()600, ext. 2189
COLLINS
RADIO CO.
19700 Jamboree Rd.
Newport Buch
All a pplic~nts re·
viewed on me rit
with no bias toward
Race, Color, Creed
or Sex.
CUSTODIAN
OCEAN VIEW
SCHOOL DISTRICT
:vtinimum IJU<ilifications U.S.
Cilizensh1p Rth grade educa·
lion. & 1 yPar work exper.
Apply in rPrson al P ersQn•
nrl Comm •sioo Offirt>. 'l!m
Warnrr S1.. HuntingJo n
R!'t1111 hl'forr 4 pm, Nov. fllh.
Houseman
Mariners
Savin~s & Loan
642-4000
--CUSTODIAN
10 pm to 6 am Mon. thru
Thurs .. 3 pm to Midnight,
FrirliQ'S Starting wage
$41;j. I'
Ornn:?r Coast Junior
C'oll P'.;e District
Cla<~iri,.rl Personnel Ole.
2701 Fairview Road
Cosla Mesa
541).1610, Ext. 31!l
Mondays Call 834-570R
EXPANDING 22 YEAR.
OLD COMPANY NEEDS:
1 EXPF:RTENCED
• Carpet Cleaner
1 F:;P.F:RlENCF'I)
• Upholstery CIHner
• Trainees (2)
''lply
29!i0 Randolph
Cost• Mt11
F.xprrirnrf'd preferr~d DRIVER/Must have Panel
hut no! necessary Con· Sla·wag or VW Bus. Elu'ly
la<'I A.M. newspaper delivery,
Mary Dudley Newmrt I IrvinP area. Ap.
\\'Mtmlnster prox 20.hrs week, S300 + &.
t nmrnunily Hospital !{rowing. P ermanent, Part
893-4541 fimt> Joh for Reliable Mar.
~------riPrl man over 25-yrs. Salesmen & M•nagers !162·4633
Ciirr11r opporty with learling ---------
111 m ofrrring over 100 mu
Jual fl tnds. Full or pt lime
l\o r~rrr nrr. we train.
>;pt Bch omce, 642·64'.?2
Sant;i Ana office. 547-8331
Invrstors FinanciaJ
Seivices, Inc.
Da~ Dishwasher
Over 21. rxper. Apµly in
prrson only. SURF & SIR-
LOIN. 5:13/l Pad fie Cst Hwy
Nrwpor1 Rr;wh.
No Experience Security Patrol Officer• Necessary! •ltl fi'l Yr~r~. Penn. Non·smok·
l\ll.~I have clean ~llfPrnl8 rr R.. d ·'nker. Uniform Ill·
dnv1r1;: rrC'ord. Arp•v • lr•i· r:-'1in 1·11r providrd. Ap.
YELLOW CAB CO. r1v ~ ~'l • 5'30 P.M. Room
186 E. 16th St 4"~•. ~·i; N B'wi:ty, S.A.
Costa MPsa r 1 •::;roy::; $, n;shw11sher~.
-CARRIER BOYS-A'lnlv in rr1·0nn Oriftwnrl(f
R~~1·h «1•1h. '.lM12 P11rifir
Minimum lwo years !'Ollege
accounting M'quired with
degree prelt>rred. Some job
cost accow1ting experience
helpful. Diversified n>SPOTI·
sibilities and growth p0ten-
tial with progressive areo-
space component manu-
facturer.
PROFCT SllJ\RINCi
J. C. Carter Co.
671 W. 17th Street
Costa Mes•
548·3421
All equal OPP'll'lUllltY
employer
Warehousemen
Thoroughly exper.
Stock &
Cl eanup Crew
Experienced only
Excellent benefits
Apply after 12 noon
Operations Manager
Dick Gonzales
WHITE FRONT
South Coast Plau
Cost• Mes.
"" INSPECTOR
Precision Gears
M a c· h I n e shop. l!;J(peri·
rnt·cd on I y, Pr rmanent .
Top w a i:: c s, 0111i;1anding
lx-nrfits. Call tor appoint·
me!lt.
S4S-2225 or '.'>10·11.1!.l
An ("111111 oppol'tun1ly
C'mploy1•r
-REAL ESTATE
flfCTROlllC nc..am
1st & 2nd gifts
DANA LABORATORIES, JNC. i5 an t:DS'"·
getic young company that has gained ~
nition during the past few ye4.l'S tbroogb. *
outstanding line of Digital VoltoM!tels and
DC amplifiers. While in production f~ -!Y six years, Dana has grown to O\ler a m.....W-
liop dollar a year business, and alfbougll
Dana has doubled its size over the 1.ut two
years, increased sales demands are stiJnD.
lating an even more rapid rate of grost:h.
thus creating new openings for Final Test
Technicians, Quality Control Techniciam. and
Product Service Technicians. l.«3t.ed ill the
new Irvine lm:lustrial Complex near Newport
Beach and the University of Califurui2 ~ Ir·
vine, Dana has completed a second building.
will soon be beginning a third structure and
has future plans for five campUHtyJe bu.il6-
ings on j,15 eighteen acre location. Please fed
free to come in and look over our plant.
Ouality Control TecHidll '
The ideal applicant stiould have two to three
years experience in the ca.li.bratioo and mailt-
tenance of general IaboratOl'y instrumeals.
Test T echnici11
Applicant should have one to four years a -
perience in Solid State digital and analog
circuitry to calibrate, test, and t.roubllsboat
electronic test instruments. F.ducation -.ad
include one to two years <X fttbniaJ tmilliltC
beyond the high school level
Produd Senice Tecllliti=
Applicant should have one to foar ,an a-
perienoe in Solid St.ite digital 11111 --
circuitry to calibrate. tmt. and h St t 1nrt
electronic test instrument&. MDr•"-......
incJu\ie one to two years ol ted"1n1 b :ti • I
beyond the high school level
Call 833-1235
or visit
DANA
Laboratories, Inc.
2401 Camp115 Drift
Irvine, Calfonlia
(Neu Orange County Airportt
An equal opportunity Mlfh,.
Associate
Industrial
Engineer
DANA LABORA TOR~.
a rapidly growing manu-
facturer of C'Ommerrial
test Instruments is look·
ing for an ambitious
yowig man to work on
plant layout assignments
in preparation for a new
b u I I d i n g. Applicant
should be a recent college
graduate who is just he-
ginning an Industrial En·
gjneering <.-areer.
c.11 933.1235
Of!
• VISIT
DANA
Laboratories, Inc.
2401 C•mpus Dr.
Irvine, Calif.
(Near Oriinee Co. Airport)
An equal opporturuty
employer
Robinson's
NEWPORT
H•s OfMnlngs for
• Display Man
Experienced
Permanent Positior\•
Excellent Benefits
APPLY
Newport Store
Monday thru Frid•y
10 A.M. to 4 P.M.
An equal opportunity
l'mplnyrr
~EAVYOUTY
MECHANIC
New Ra mhler dealrr In Costa
Mesa. Many fx.nrlits Apply
in person to Mr. Sl)('E'r HOLr.
DAY SALES & Sl-~RVICE
196!1 H11roor Bl\ d., Costa
Mt>c;1i.
Shoe Salesman
l':XPEl!TENf'l:.f)
Anply
INNr:s SHOES
·,
Developmell
Mac~i1ist
Minimum el S ,_..
txpet-~...., ..
work .. .. p iwl
without F f t ·1 Is
S.mple ...... tr·· ·11· .. m1 '"I_. •1 Ii,.
ExceJlent 1 c a;
benefih ... dlimm
for Mw.M! l
f,.. hospit.e__,lile
insurance. ,.,.,., ....
ing.
Evening & s..t. *'
1ppoin"'-th .-.
313l W. Sege.st1www
Sant. Ana
546-3131
Coob
D~1l1n
Full or p_, r-
Appty in pen.on
JOU.Y ROG&
4215 c.,..... Driwie
Irvine, Calif.
SALD
PEPRESENTATITIS
Leading indepmdent tipeejal-
la~ dealing ill owr
mutual funds. hi &ic -
Onmge Coun1)', t1lil ii
opportunity to 8*r' ·
tied professklaal l!tlillg
or part time
eXJI not n~. -lnlia.
54Hi67l: Mutual Fm11
vrstors Tile. nm N. Mm
Santa Ana.
BOYS 10 . 14
Guod routes! •Good pre&:
BALBOA PENU.."SLU
DAfLY PILOT
• 6(2-C2J. • ---!'/IGHT sec:uritr----. -
with night bellmu an'ict.
ld<'al to 11ugmem ~
inrome. C()Od monthly A.I·
11ry. Write Bo x M -~ c/i
Dn1ly Pilot
guar insured 63S-3lOO Bl.SJEST er~ m f~'Zl'ATI~ CAHD[:'-.LR~
ORASGE COAST CO. ~ Thi-D.\JLY Pfl.()'f DAILY PTLOT OfME·A· C'111l-"C,1I Trrmbr1dr:c-"
All hvm~ rms 1695. afl ~ Oud.wd ~ 53~ U S ES. You r 1111 use them * 1>i4.0'i!l0 11
GOOD ROUTl-:S Shm11dn t vo11 ne w11h Wnlkcr
AVAILABLE 111"'11~· ll"R _ & 1.rr" Frrr 1nf11rmation South Coast Pina
BOAT MECHANIC-
flf'1.,('I & ;:ns C'flgi()('. \·ac+,c
n 11111r l''l:fll'rl n!'(' 1'l'C1Uin'4
':1~"1 io~ ff'!' tnr m•n
g1,,. f\11 " Boa1 Yard
f\7'.:wGI
nns $5.95. Dry ui t br. Wcnj ll1CD4!7. tmw 6 ~Loot tor Jun penrues " day. Dial BARBERS WANTED
guar, 1.nsu!Td ~ llOll' __ !!_! _______ kl-5671 L Call !'.1~971:1
IR''\'rJNG1'0N AF.ACll Jl/I R.T T1'1F. ('()()K Phonr or wntr WAl.KER & 540.7908 ALl,.tr.lHOd Kl1rhm ma-;
DAILY PILOT !i d11ys wk'7-am to 11-ani. LEE Inc. 2629 Harbor Blvd ,___ Appl~ m Pf'ri.oo. ~ SbaP-
---•-~i4.2_4_3_n~•~~-· _CA __ LL_·_H_a_ro_ld_._~ __ 8·_93_14 ____ 5tf:3....__029_. ______________ CHAR: __ G_E __ rr_i ___ ~ ty, 630 Lldo Dr. N~ BS.
Siwrday, Octeber 28, 1967 D41LV PILOT .f5
& IMPloYMINT Joas & IMPLOYMINT JOBS & IM,LOYMINT MERCHANDISI FOil MERCHANDIS& FOR MERCHANDISI FOR MIRCHANOlll POlt rRANSPOllTATION "TRANSPORTATION H.~ W.nL..d SA.LI! ANO TRADE $ALE AND TRADE SAU AND TR.ADI! SALi AND TRADE ---------.;...;..;-...;....:..:..;.;;..;..:..;,.;;..;.:;._ •• Auto S.Vic:e A"'9 Servie9 _______ 1_•00 ___ o_m_•_n ____ 1_•00_ Furniture 8000 Antlqu• 81 10 !t\lteelleneou•_. __ MOO_ FREE TO YOU a,.,.. 9400 & Parts 9400
... W ....... ._. 72GO Help Wanted
~ ~ llll&ll
....... F.Jlflfl'iwwwse ~
e.t 111111 ... -!). nq ......... -.....
STACO, INC.
113'..._St"#CM ••1
-ftlllll 6filCJI balit1 a' ;a
.............. 7300
Ptdca I ....... _ .......
._._,_....., -------OPEii SAT. 10.2
............ !
~ ............. .. -...... ,. .... ..
FICB I' I ·~ .. to Po
•••U.-.10 I I *
J...Ll'm
I I' ~ ..,...ca ....
UfMD
7400
EASIBUJIT CO!FFUREI
JllEW ML(lf ~CiS:
• ltJtiaPl tMdl/l'emale). ris •t ~lh t. M 'iariat,
P zapt.
Marin .. 1 .... ...,.
Z9 F.AftBLlJJT Dr/!CB.
<rMi' r a v-.,e)
Or aA (lU) .... JSll
•HOU5BHPD a.-.. Jbr. l lloan per
-· 2 w ...... per ---0.. ~refer. .-a~ can Mn.
O"Bdllil fG.lla JI a.m. to
.t p.a.a Wo+irw.
sza pa' ....
Cal 84155 • 5tH339
... pt meilal to
... mn.. Pmt time. aft.er·
-a:~-Good ..n.ir. jiti Wilt. Back-
~ 25 F..-. Wand. ..,.. ....
HICmRY FMMS
OF GHIO
... ,.. • prlrMime ...
...,. L ... tirw1 Sat.,
M. Or:L -., loftr Mail.
.... a.aflaa.
Women
Typist
Sales Dept •
Good ekflh, It ltaat 2
,..,. experience. Ex.
cellent cempany beM-
flb and chance for ad·
nncement. flrM ho ...
pftal and llfe Insur·
1nce. Profit sharing.
lllllSPORT
DYllAMKS, INC.
A 1ubtlcllary of
Lear-S.ltler, Inc.
3131 W. Segentrom
S.nt1 lna
546-3131
Robinson's
PAlM SPRINGS
H1t OfMnln91 fo r
COSMmc
SAWWOMAN
DEBURRERS
J:iqierlenced in hand and
power tool debuning of
PN-Claba madlined com·
pcJDelltl.
NIGHT SHin'
SI'EAI>Y EMPLOYMENT
PROm SIWUNG
J. C. Carter Co.
671 W. 17th Stieet
COit• Mat
$41.3421
Foulttaln Valley
School District
Secretary I
$411. to $493 .
Pert0nMI Technician
$483 to $SIM>
Typi,_ and ahorthand skill•
required. Please mall per-
sonal ~ by Oct. 31.lt
to l969'Z ~ Lane, HUntinetm Beach.
Clerk Typist
R.tq\lbw accurate typing
with at least two years
recent experience In engi·
neerlnc or electronic in·
duatry. Dulles will In·
elude filing find answer-
tnii telephone In addition
to typing.
Apply Steve Joyce
833·0600, ext. 2189
COLLINS
RADIO CO.
19700 JamborH Road
Newport BHch
All appUco.tl~ reviewed
on merit with no biaa to.
want ~. Color. Creed
or Sex,
MAHOGANY Chippendale CHRISTMAS Is N &Alt. •• GG:ER.MANEiUw;""She;:pbent;:~l~\{i~yn:;;l••••---~--------·1 Headquarters for: dlnlni chairs !Sl, including Here is a Deluxe !16 . piece JM!e, blk and 111;cr. A~ e Showroom S1mplea host 11.Dd hostess • nred r&-St•rllQ& Sllvtt Dmner .et. tralJ&n Sheep Doc. 1'$ yrs
• Factory Cloaeouta finishing and rc·cov.erin& Sl6 whlcn h.aa had Tender, Lov· female. lJ&tlt colored shag:
• Freight Dam1ged Antique Mahog dining ta· ina care. 12-EACH Knlvn, a dog, lovtt ldds. One or
No Down-Bank term• OAC ble, Sheraton style, 3 ex-Forla, Teupoona, Salad or both to l(>Od home widl
Spanl.sb • Modern • Maple tra ltmws $250. 494-3248 t>e&Mrt Corks, Butter lallve1, large fenced yard. 2$12 s.n.
Uv. Rm. .. .... Frm $69.95 _e_v_ea_. _&,_.,..w--ken_ds_" ___ Cocktail forkJ, Deml-tu!e ta Ana Ave., CM. attu 6
Dinette • •• • • • • 1''rm $34.95 ANTIQUES & UNIQUES spoont, S..xtra Teupoon1, pm. ID/Jo
Bedrooms ..... Frm $59.9.5 Visit us at the 2-Tabletp00ns, 1.Gravy ladle 1WO lovely 11x week old
Approved Furniture AR I EL Sugar tonp, Conaervative Black kittens. One long halr-
Zl59 Harbor Bl. CM 548·9660 369 E. 17th St., CM Columbia Pattern. VALUE· ed the otbtt aleek with
THE DOWRY CHE.ST nooo. R.ARE BUY at $500! wbtte paws, chat . whlllc.
2 L.ARGE beige club chairs ANTIQUES Call 613·2'125 era. 5'6·2933 10/30
$45 each. (2 for $80) Large N ~ , 501 31 BEAUTIFUL North Ameri-
tl I b ha. ed 1 ow u.,en. st st .. N.B. POOL TABLES ra an c u c Jr, (r p BJ· can Pandizo Kitten to res.
lie <.'ushlonsl $25. Double VARIETY of Atillquei. to be .., 1968 BRUNSWICK porusible party only. 545-0076
mattress, box springs & sold Saturday & Sunday. .., AMF .., TRIANGLE lO/JO
metal •·~ame $50 2 t · 188' Pl.acentlu, Costa Mesa Slate from .u95 .. · • WU\ ~ LOVELY, friendly, well be-mattrcsses $20 each. 2 metal Brunswick $275 value • • haved, beaaJe, male t.o borne
t ram es $5 each. Large Musical lnat. 8125 ONLY $239.88 with Idell ovu S, ienced
blonde step.table (gla.ss top) 100% FINANCING yard. 962-l88T l0/31 s20. ALL ln good condition. NEW Orphels c:lectric Gui· SECARD POOL
Hitll~
Wide Oval Retreads
Faatastlc Yallles 1Ws Week!
Low •s $14.95 + 43c ei. tar
700x 13 .,,d Lt.,-•vaU.ble
INCLUDING popuLlr F70. I '4
Exc.llent flnand ..-Ho fMMY dowftl
Firesta•• Stores 475 E. 17th Street, C.M. 646-2444
Open w..w.,. til 9 p.m.
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673-5925 tar· Sacrtflce! Used l montti, 323 s Maln Oranae FREE to load home. Beautf.
SllD. 833-059'2 . 5321992 ful Siuntse cat. Female ...... & YM:htl 9000 ............... 9033
FRENCH PROV'L 11-pc: Din--========= . T tba old ing room set-Tier table, Mr. '9!9!•!!!!!!!1!1!!1!B!!!91!!!!~1 en mon · 548-5448. "36" C AB l N CRUISER • VARNJSH.PAJNT.aEPAIR
& Mrs. Orange print chairs. Pi1no1 & Org1n1 8130 BAIT TANK, 2-Marlln chairs 10131 older boet with Cbrysla' at )Ola' dock. ~
Elec • dryer, Auto -washer, $25-ea. 2 • Burner Butane CHINOilU..A P'ey put Pu. ~ll qine. Good family Vay reuooable. ~
Desk&. chair. Misc! 646-2670 FACTORY ordrrs closeout stove for Boat cw Trlr--$3S. sian-Aneora kitten, female, boat for catalina tr i P s.
PART TIME AF1'ER ;).l>M or SAT/SUN of certain French, Ital.Ian Stingray bike w/motor $50. 7 weeks old. Houaebroken. BliMll9 6. 3 teta oC Nicbl Boat Slip., MMtlHI
SURVEY WORK 9 to "PM ONLY. & Engl!J.'h Baldwin pl&no1 Brau Ship Bell dodt $50, 546-3634. 10/30 Qtdmtnm batteries.~ Watt .,. -eo down go prlces to rock 1'1.1...t--w·~ ,.._,_ NCUo. Pow w1Ddl. ... _ $1.SO -foot Twenty-six year old ~h 2430 UNIVERSrIY Ave/NB hottom. Quantiles limited ..... __ ,., .aw ver. ""1.-HALF Slame.e Klttens, Qr. er __, _.
firm needs women for tele-per cbampape bQctet It &nae TUlby ltlttem, a1lo extras. Aatnc 131100. See Up to fll. IC-7428
phooe and personal inter. Attention! 10 hurry! atand. MISC! buff<i0lond )"DUD& male cat, at 3601 f\a1ey in Newpan -==::;::::;;=:::::::;:===I
viewing for market ~·-·ey1. Beautilul old d~ WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO CALL (213) 4»C1. SC.~ 10/30 a.di.. Call ~ZD eore-ao.t.Y.td """ • Qu 1801 Newport, CM 642-8484. .. r-d ..__.......
Pinsant part-time work. no room set. een Anne, STEINWAY PlANO 6'2'' 1B"l82 CHANml. LANE 1 W1c oJd f.em-1e puppy. Pe'-m .... ....:._.. • ~ 1'115•• .... :."!' « a..ter. 9039
llelling. No ~ence n~ can seat 2.0. Be.st ofier HUNTINGTON HARBOUR IOClality ~ oC litter. Part ---.._ ._... ---------
euary. 0'°°6e own hours. ov~ $500. GRANO. Beautiful! *SCUBA tor XMAS. Geruian Shepherd. 4!H-7UC .25' f'iberPaM CAL >t SJoop
$2.00 per hout plus expenses Twin bedroom set, 8 plect?S, Waa $2,995 • Now $1,895. l-Calypeo J~tor (Uled 10123 UNIFlJTE for cicperieDeed JaiJors.
c--. l .-. ... ·tv I walnut veneer $300. GOULD MUSIC COMPANY CAB"" CRUJS . .,.,, ""--L •-
""fua On-..... ,1.., emp oyer. 675-2599 2045 N. Main, Santa Ana twice). l·Royal M a It e r "GREAT Man's Dor'' Miud u~ . .....,. ~ .,......
Write Air Mall : BELDEN ---------547-0081 Open Eves. Regulator _<Uled 4 timn). Weimaranu _Boxer.~ 21.S bp ,,...., S.S.
ASSOClATES, Southland STUDENTS BR set (Palo-Two 72 cu-1n Tanks. Weiaht ~y male . Friendly "Bnl-F'albomdler, alpe .t IMt Sfw... 904I
Center, Delles, Texu 75201. mino Ash) blcca.98 hdbrd, B3 HAMMON D ORGAN belts, Bac1c pack, com no" 962-1669 l0/21 Dinette. bait ~ .. _. eo--~ , .,_.a.._
bed, !ull sz dresser & mir· with Leslie speakers a n d Pistol, Lile Ja.cketl. AU top Vuy ~ood condiUOD .,..... --"" • .._........
ror, deak and chait, lamp, 25 pedals. Take over PllY· equip! Will trade for Ca.ab 'IWO HallcJween kiU... One See SWl. <1·31 Rent 8pllce M~. H' to WAITRESSES $95. 545-5625 ments $63.0'1. Would make olfen. oranre male and one blade 341 ~Dr .. ic.. lleacb '111. Newpor1 Bq.139-2211
nice Ouistmas present. ,...... ~ i<Ac _ 1emal.e. 548-6621 10/31 Reduced to ·--14'7-2042
Experieaced, 21 oc aver.
full or part time.
~lnPeraon
MEDITERRANEAN FURN. Good condition. 548-6539 .__.... or .,._...,,., ews. __., MIYe ...__
PlnlDi 1et w/6 cbaln, Hand· 3 HEALTHY Klttma. Mixed *JO' TOLLYCUFT .._
carved headboard, S' Rau.rid OONNn~~~ POOL TABLES bGJ' direct hniaD. $ wedla. U ,__, . ir..naa,, 1WtD Scrtw, e "f1 AJJIS'l1UW( W
o.x tAbl~ I wraudit 1 r o n Wu sim~ow ~ at tactcry pricml ..._, Kl'l"l'IM 1 -.. Blllcfr = -to ~. * Bait •....., ~ IPa' ~ No pbcme calla plcue
SM • Sirloin sno Pac. Ctt. Hwy.
bw. 6n.at G<X1U> MtJ5lC COMPANY aU 11-. ..... and aed. ....11.U-tu*. * ..._ 1-e lllN. II-* ,. -
llIRal llYIDI room aet. Ttrms. Sbowawww o p• 1 1 ~ femaa.. .,.. • GOOD COND. lkPEEK l'L'nlOC1DI Blttb book cates, 2 BR 2M5 N. Main, Santa Ana 8aturday Pd S u n cl a y. 11/D e MW 12111 S. 4 rt rla BW.
sets, desk, refrlpratcr, SCT.-t Operi Eves. BADGER SALES ' BLMX ~ ldt. ~~ Anaheim * as.
stove, dinette .et, large NEW ~er & ~ 1810 North Ma.In St. le.na; 2 m.alel. 2 ,_.., FORCED SAIL SI Owem 1-BR. lAdl ANGELUS.
gold framed mirror. M6-84M CblS>l;rp1ano. Juat take Santa Ana IJS.0Sl7 545-8131. 10/31 n ....... ,P _-......_ -• Frcllt ldtdlm. Bltm.
Ntwpert BMch
over balance due and it's .._.. ..._..-~--.. .. -SALTER.IN! Wrought Iron yours. Private Party. --------TOUR lone haired ldttma Hardtop eJdrM. smt ar e ~a. Onta:r.
Plate &lass Dlnln& 1et/ 642-'7984 LOAN·BUY~ll.l,,TRADE need load home, Call o&r cUb or ,.,..,. Ill)' a.ta Mesa * SfMl«l EXCITING I Beau! Sacrifice! $200. CASH PAID FOil KI S-l42S l0/21 boet .cf .U. ar lat;;_.. S 1'1n. baUl coal • ir
New Uoe of gttta and tolle-* 67J..0980 * DEUGHTFUL hours tor you eDlamondt eOld Gold ~ COCKER !pq1eJ A: % car tor eqlllCJ. Baima -Ideal iuexpalliw JMas. tri~ can give you an UD-_3_Pl_ece--sectl-on-al.--Lar-.,e with our Hammond Spinet e J-1-e Bea&t.. I mon!M, female. at .. _,mo. Pb. ~1151 only $115. 59-l'lll n••aJ •am'-,,.,.,,.,rtunlty • Organ. Like new! Can ar· ...... • , ..,.,., --_.. ~ ....., .......... b r ow n tweed Provincial L-,,_._ 10/21 with Avon. Call collect Tll'lge !fine. * 546-9426 •Otnwr Items of value• ln9' aous SPDD BOAT DBL& wide. awni.np. *irt,
530-5860 tyle. Excellent ccmltion $125 PRIVATE PARTY WANTS C. M. Jewelry & Loen fEMALE Manx cat, altered. VERY 1HARP! * $111JD. 2 BR. 2 .ea. 1D1 Bnlak·
646-90?6 TO BUY P IANO FOR CASH. 1.838 Newport Blvd., C.M. Otha' c:atl 6 ldttaa to aOOd KlTE ,,...,. lloap ... bunt. sp. .,, RB. 9G«D'1
STORE Manapr. Attractive MOVING! G4l.tfers/S aut1>-543-9335 e 646-TI4l e homes. MT.Q51 10/ll HIRTH HAll80R ldf FORM I.er. * Metal ==ab~ t:ho~i: Ga.a range, GE refrig. Hide· -J,...UST=-.,...in...,Thn._-e ,-fo-r Chril--. _tm_aa_t PORT. eew. m.cb. $40; De>-BEAUTIFUL .bealdly point-841 BA~E DR../N.& •wa's. Adldt ~-Nr-Jbc.
have substantial bacqround A·bed sofa. Misc! 4~ Wurlitzer Ori:an. S695 or min1m rotiAf!rie Pl: Stone er. 1 Daltbl. HolM dainty. CALL: OR J-9'1 lS8t Placentia Ccifke) NIB
and load references. Idell CUSTOM square walnut table Besa offer. 968-23$ Martin boa $35; Din. Mt Needs lent ! SU.730I lD/JD U Ft. Baltm WMllr ea llp. U:dO * Z-BR. Cbftr'ed
positron for high class ca• for comer bed arr. New. $40. w/6 upboL cbn. $65. Grann,y 3 Llttla male ldU... black 6 l:¥emule. ..., Jail curu ,_m • ~
reer woman. Apply: No. 25 ,,_6'_,_4·1_7 __ 88~-----Telmlfon 1205 rocker, cottee tble, t1tr tble, white • UDUIUa1 martdap mil lilt*, --. sm. S. Qemesde. * mG1&9
F'uhlon lsla.nd, N_,.,,,.,rt or WALNUT din rm table $60. ---------$15 n . Apt. piano $.125; dbL 548-Qllt l01'21 _ao;_1'11 _______ -Ri-.YU-... -"'-·--~---,__-• -~..... Rent a NEW ~lb hea..a>.--' ...:., u -.1. 11 .......... ._ -.. u.1 lS' ,.. aona.• ..__.__ ...... • au.a. ........,." -1 call 714: 52&-7253. 4 Dani.sh walnut chrs. no ~ -n __.., ~ ~ ~ ....,__._ -q _.. llamllT lx35 Oea.n. 1'W1l ea. 545--0632 or 540-0029 COLOR TV or STllEO &c-m 5 montbH~ dog daa. O..B.; beacn.. cand. Or· ...._ofter. &C2-46M • •
Jobs Men, Worn. 7500 DINING room set. mabog, $10 MONTH COSCO jull\P dlali' $3.$0, 5SM9 10/27 1&im1 OWllll" m-. Eft. l-========::I
CL-mJstry extends to 90''. Pool table. Opt. to bey. !'rte tndoar, boy',~· bib, $.l. Hot Pobrt G!JWAN Sbepbsrd Female. 1961 Glurpr Aftlm. "E MllUfCJ ca. 9300
...,. 546-0933 or 545-7913 eves. color antenna. 1'r'9e s.rice. elec atove $30. Rattu din. t-mos. 8boCs. ro poct Jloml!. J1aoe. AD emu. nillle.,., .;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
Stock Room Clerk Bedroom suite. 7 pieces. FrH del. No obllp tloa. ~ 1 cbaJ.rs, JO'lr _,..lloc*o ~ · 20131 JIQ• mt .....,
Oranp C:OS.t CoUrge. Sal· Natural elm. 6 mouths n9W, 523-3651 cue $45 Zen.Ith 23" coam1e•---------r ary $395 to i tart. High e 640-4536 e OR 532-Wl TV 9M2 lA Jolla Qrcle MALE C OLLI E I.mo&. Sal..... 9010
school chemistry required. --------COLORLAND 1V-Open 1 dYI H.B. 982-9628
1 :;:>~ ~~0}; LIKI • ... ILIUIHI
Orange c.oa.st Junior Office Furniture 8010 ADMIRAL 21" Omsole color $$ CASH $$ -.... ,.
College I>lltTlct TV, frultwood cabinet, work· 3 Adanlbk ldttem, I wb cW DllLDCE ~
Oauifled Penonnel Ofc. BEAUT. Contemporary Pun-ing cond. $150. 962-4625 We pay cub for: awn.. mottiier. ITWOll5 e ~ hiP Jater.
2'101 Fairview Road bar 1' exec. desk • chair; ========= ,,,-J'Urrdture ,,,-AppllaDael ewa. lA/27 -. depredation. llip
Costa Mesa hnpt'd. Walnut, & leather Hi·Fi & Stereo 8210 ,,,_ Antique9 .., Toola 3 GUINEA PIGs nntala. clftnini. iau'-54~1610, Ext. 319 .l chrome. Colt nrw $1500; ---------ONE lTDI or _ m.s3T lOIJO anc:e. etc. __ _
Mondays call 834-51111 aac. for $250. 646-2287. SCOTI 340-B Stereo FM 10 COMPLETE HOUSEl"UL. 3 BABY Calico ldttem to PREr'Ell l'RESE! iiiii~iiij~~iiiiiiiiii...i'~;;:~=:;::=::--;;;-;; watts $175. Tlpe recorder Call 5'7-6148 or 127-&m sood bom-. IC.:mt 10/30 ~ cm:.m:• weft.
REAL ESTA TE VM540 :'!'79°00• Ex cond. ~· • PISTOL RANGE • BLACK PUPPtES 5 • wta. -.. ~ Oub ..,,._ · R.EMJNGTON electrlc type-o-.,.. Lee.m hand.le firear .. 1 vw-~-Qs>enmi 1n full coveraae writer 17" $100. Victor elec-10 ma Cocker·Mix. ~ 10/28 N£WPORI' SAILING a.us
flee !or a c11tter man. M t tri dd. ~ S95 T R d 8220 ~.~~Y invited• F.tmfilel are 2 p·-'---"-•-, __ --. 67• "110 have lie. and de.sire to go c 8 lllg m · ape tcor en .....,.....,... ~-w -•"' ---
ahead. All inquiries confl· Headman check protector • . COSTA ~ GUN ROOM 67>29!19 l0/31 WINTER SP'ECIALS $50. Hermes 300> portable 1967 SONY 530 • track tape
SUZUKI VILLAGE
'IT Model Oannce Sale
Glpttic Di8CIMlnts ...
New Floor Moclelt
e Kartc 3 8. S. A. (liliOrJC)
Sll'JUJ +'ta " lie. e HonMt S. S. A. (650t:d suas + tax 1r lie:.
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Fallulowlarpfns
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Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.nL
dmtial. 6'5-1662 aa tor; t)ipewrlter $65. Exec. desk recorder. 3 mos old. Colt 1666 Newport Bl. "6-1933 CANARY with cap a.nd 1r ~ •••••••••• $1.350
CorbU! or Martin. l,shape, lwi•el chair $35(). $300 new, sell for ~· inc. 5 pert mate'c dJ.a let In pl&-stand .. 615-l049 lO/m 14' Satdite • ••••••••• $1150 1JOD w. a.t Hwy., ?UL ~1428 6 pre -recorded ta Pea. t1m1m wed band. % carat r .: 1 • a LIVESTOCK 111 Fblal s..c.r-•••• DIO 642-3470
Car Wash H.lp .,..0 7666 ... 5 P ... or all t ta1 ,.._·t ~ U ~""' N~ Od,..y 15 • .... • $1295 ....,. ..... ..n. 0 . • """' ~. • • ~~· Peb, General 1100 O.lnic Yecht Saa. 1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
•ARMAIDS MALE OR FEMALE Store Equipment 1012 _day-"-Sa-t.S_Wl_.-=----AutlDM hue mink ltole, 1100 w. o..t Rwy .. 118 'fl SUZUKI s.cc Scnzn. ~ • • • Full time or wkenda. VM tape recorder. Monaural-cost S560 .ell Sl)O. f7l.SSOO PR0rgg[ONAL poodle 6Ca51 0pea Ews. Iller. 1 Month old, take.-
• •• and GO-GO Min a&e 18, apply in person BOOFIX~~~~:E Stereo. Good condition $45. * RUMMAGE SALE * IJ'OODllng. by Yvoane "' SAIUIOAT 21' wtaa pqmta. m'3IS5
DANCERS LIDO CAR WASH 54s.4238 Veteran' a cl Fore.ten Wan Paris, ~ r DINGHY .. .-UM Sm:ald., Trail bikr. Ex· 481 E. 17th O:>sta M~ Bookcases. tables, chairs, Awdllary No 35,16 •..,.,a...-
$300 per wHk. NURSES AID~ & ORD~ cheekstand. Call 548-1778 Hobby Supplies 8400 109 E. 18th SL, Co.ta Mes~ Cats ll20 BELOW SllDO. eellmt CGDClitioo.. Many cx-
.._., _..T pm 5tMll&& 633-5'83 or 6S3·976l LIES. Days or afternoons. mornings only. 1798 Penny. Reverse of 1796. <k1· 26, 21, 28 (9 to 5) ~~=.awe ~~~ ~
DJMNER w3iCn& OlltJ °' SALESWOMEN. Expertenc-Park Lido O>nval Cl'nter . Closed date. Vf!t"f rare. Best DmCTORS HIMALAYAN KITI'l!2'fS {213) 4&6-41544 after ~ "" • ..... v~" """""'"' •. &on ~ifwr4 .m .-. No ed. Full and part time. Per-Ger1ge Si le 8022 6-WEEK.5-SHOTS. .rp.uo XL.Vt' COND. *
r -cals ..-::'"""Drift t and Ou1stm h l 466 Flaphlp Rd, NB 642-8044 ---'-------offer over $9,oo:>. 5'8-4030 New metal detectxn. Tran-543-3701 aft 6tm or 1t'lmda. 10' DJer Dint. new mMt a: CASH OFFER! * 197.QZ
,.._ ~· • manen Ill e p. MAINTENANCE Ma n or SAT & SUN 9 • 1 Eves. al.st.orbed. OlmpL Ready to Ail. F.qcdp. oompliete, ind.
__. Beam OTlb, 2l41i2 Pa-Apply No. 25 Fubion I• Couple tor Motel Apts. 2376 2861 M t A C M 0 Q25 14nm" '6 y ~WIA 100 <l: cilic CR Hwy. BL Bc:b. land, Newport. N....,.,,..rt Blvd. C.M. 673·7955 M I ofo erey vlebr., -'d•ed· Sporting Goods 8500 uae. JOO. n•: SJM938 °!? trier. $.100. IG-llll.. TW1N. * $275 ~....... ape um ; woo .., KIRBY vacuum cleaner with un.r • SCHNA~"7'1:"& PUP·. or 61H625 eve&. 644-174'1 aft 5 PX •SALIS. ,.rt time. E:lperi-WOMAN for very ll&bt house-rug, dishes, sklis, lawn mow· NEW. never flttd .. 300 Wea. ~""" v~
acel WOBIAl'f"S READY work 10 AM·ll:30 AM Tues-Schoola-lnatruction 7600 er. V-belt sheaves, bed & therly m&iJlum with 2x to attachmentl. Take o-.1er P•Y· PIES MALE, Black A: Sllwr WANTED! 2 mm W/lpiD-HONDA "50" BRAND NEW! _.. _ .... ~.,., • ·-~ """"' .., hr M-· V-"-, ments of $7.SO per month or S'--" .... ,,..,_ .. J .......... --6 naker Sailboat ftadal n:· ~M• bill of --•-. •v -~ ..,......,.. -~--.r .n ..... · • ~ """"'· ""' .,........,...,NG ... _ .__,__ trarnes, sewmg form, vacuum 7x 1cope. BARGAIN. 7 20 ---" ..... , ~ .,, ~ a~...., .,. ...,, .....,_ ...., ~ -. Write Bas M 546-0313 JUJ"'.,..,. .:.n.J u ... VUDU,.,ss $S . ~l· er~t Dept. Elfland $150. * Call· per. • 21' Sloop. Write • m>. ~ • · • ld" In f ., Set cleaner. Many other Items! 549-4338 Even!np. 535-7289, Anaheim. • ..... .,~ ...__ 9 ._ 12 -. • Box M·lm Dally PUot. ---------• m Dd:J PDot HOUSEKEEPER cl wor . a og. your 545-6787 • .......,.,.,, .,, .. ,. • ......... _ '65 Honda 2:;() Sharp CJdet
www....r .,....~ .. v .... "-'-' ean, aa1a for Newport School of M" II a.r."" Piano rentals, from SS mo. MINIATURE ft......I•-. AU U65 LOX> 14. 41-2164 , ,.,.., ~" w:-ac.E. ~-.&v, .. ~ .,..,._.,. "" _.... neat. References. Min 2 Businesa where you'll be SHORT-wave radio receiver, 11ce aneou1 wvvv r;vuuaca ,. IJJYf au...r..n ....,., -wiill ix wwt Ir Cllllk'r. 2-daya week Call bet • 6: 6 d bl b d ., tran•lts GOULD MUSIC COMPANY male1-2 At $25; 1 ~ with rord trailer. Excel mall2 offer. * m-03G --.m. dlildr'ID-Bn· 1:30 · taugilt confldeoce, compe· ou e e • " " ' * AUCTION * :!MS N. Main, Santa Ana $50; 1 blk. at sso. AKC cGld. SU.00.. After 5, ~ ------,:--=:--:::-=-•I
tit T:a * ~2377 (714) 642--0412 tencc and company loyaltY. wheelbarrow. mile. aorden 547-0681 Open Eves. Reg. 6 Mos. old. 543-9849 HOURLY RENTALS '65 Yamaha 250 CC: Wanted b&bYlitter my home 833 Dover Drive tools, household and boot JI you will selt or buy Scram-~. 642-!lfl4
:MftS ~ ~ viclnl " Clea School e 64&-0l53 e item&. Sat.Sun only! 885 w. give Windy a try 12 x 15 Bnu~ul acrilan car-P URE BRE D Dachlbund * RHOI>E8 19'8 *
J11ftiaal ... ftlll!ll. baa. M~ ~ Fri 11 AM-SPM 18th St.1 C.M. Auctions Friday 7 p.m. pet. Deep blue. w/top grade pupptes. $10. No papen. Fur. Zone bt Cb., Belboa Auto Sent
tis __... .-kins ~ Olm trans. m-3627 aft 5 pm M.T.I. SPACESAVER be(ls, desk, Windy'5 Auction Barn wafne pad. Near new. $200. ~ 15' aailhoat. xurr <Dm! : ,.,. 9400
cam. 5535l'a. BB Buslneu Schools television, n.d!al saw, speak· 2075~' Noumnrt, CM ~686 548-6479 AKC Stand. bnl. ID9k Mall:)' xtru. tnc. tnller. ~__;,-----:-:---e R.N. SUPERVISOR, eve. ~-..-$9115 -...r 413-3359 Q..EA.lllmG .,.... 1-dy per shift. Parle Udo Convale.-• IBM Proarammina ers. lamps, chair, bar stools, Behind Tony's Blttf. Mat1 Practice Piano $95. poodlM. 8 Wb.; or trade • • • • ·
a -S lilkr to be avail ant Center 466 Flaph.lp Rd, e IBM Keypunch 002-5009, 21672 Polynesian, KNITIED FABRICS GOULD MUSIC COMPANY items val. $100. 147-61 Flbera1au Sabot. I>acroo *'Y • lligllt.. Jtds. Own Newport Beach. 642-8044 e PBX Typing HB 2045 N. Main. Santa Ana e A.KC German Shepbml ..U.. ftnt SD tam.
tr.all. MMDIII WANTED woman to work 541·2672 Garage Sale in Newport 547.ffiSl Open Eves. pups. Show quality. Xlnt 545-1593
MBYSll'1E& Dtf Home. 2 rnid.<fay, full or part time O Shores, 218 Fem St. " FOR SALE KING.size Royal Blue quilted temperament. 8»1685 Udo #14 with tnfler
11:111 ll&lr.. l ~· No at Drive-In, 673-6160 bet 9:30 WEST C AST Fri, Sat, Sun. Bkycles, elec-Remnants, Samples & MUI· velvet bedspreed. Like new: SAMOYED PUPPIES/&-ona. A extra.a. Barp.Jn. fi:JO. ~ ~ '42.·3500. &: 11 A.M. Trade • Bualneu Schools tricnt appliances. play pen1 ep~~ ::.ra':~. ~;:·~~s! used 2 tnOllL · 87C01198t px>, sen PURE BRED. BEAtmFUL * m.3731 • ~ ------------2117 S. Main St .. Santa Ana furniture & lots mnre. for $50. I 8-SNOW WlOTE. 548-5865 .... .....,.un. mA-·•·1e -~'"'-KITCHEN HElJ>ER, woman 7166 -• ....... "' -~ OJJtW ..... e EXP E R. ANSWER.ING 30-45 Park Udo Convalea-545. * SUN ONLY ocr. 2!) * NEW Philco ,..,rJg.freezer. SACRIFICE sale; need cash Toy Poodle Pups with brand MW traMr
A Tm: Dune bvcgy BJ&h!
Haft bottom vw ~.
late mode? for ~ Onair
enginel, late model '63 end
.i.we. Aho rear SUll>enlion
for ~ CllJ', Noon -3:30.
548-3237 MI 6-4014 aft 5.
SPRITE windows, pludc.
NEW. $15 palr. 2433 <».
Jeoge Dr.. Costa M(>Sa IEKV1CE OPERATOR.~ cent Center 468 Flaphlp Rd, 12027 Garden Grove Bl., GG House full of fw-niture. Walnut bed comp!. Velvet due to illness. Salton City AKC White $50. S750 12131 CR 7.1743
onoaa."" • wllerlda. 1'\lll Newport Beach 642-8044 Huntinirton Beach 536-81185 Reasonable. Come see 10 AM Sola, Crystals. 548-4723 Jot, nr. belch. Paid cmr Silver $1S. 5.11-Bl LIDO 14 '939 f 942S
•,.rt time. S.1932 INDIVIDUAL lesl!Ons (1 to 7 PM. 494-8681 21158 La-OVER 900 local boat slips use S3.000 -Make an offer. BEAU BASS PUPS. Tr•iler, Trave l-J"OUNC_.;:=-clrl~•-*-'*_"_an.--::Jkl&:--HOUSEKEEPEn. LlV£.lN. trial). Otllcoat 10 • Lesson gunn Canyon. Apt 1, Lag Bch WALKER PAINT, 816 W. 642-3589 Eve .. wkendl. AKC ,;._ __ ~k, • -'-. e 615-lOU e 18' CORVE'ITE-Self<Ontain-Must be able to drive. $300 T · s h 1 173 o I M .......uJ.,._--. .,.....,.. est. ft1ia116e. ., up. nee. mo. 642-608.1 or 64&-588l YJ>IDI c oo, e ar SAT. only; BlD'lk beds comp!. 16th, Costa Mesa. &1.2-5776 UPHOLSl'ERING • $79.50, 2 AlmOlt trained S46-8632 Power Crv._.. 9020 t'd. Good coodition. S895. 222 ~ AW-1 ii pnlllll. Fe. CM. S48-28S9. $10. stove $45, crib SlO. 0th· Playe;muod slide: sturdy; pr. <European craftJmen) . W. Wilsoo. C.:\t. ~ am ~ 11!9 W. l 9t.b CM SABYSfITER, llve In or out. COMPLETE Secretarial or er items. 2572 Fairway Or Excellent condlUon Free eat. del, pickup. Z15 BOXER Pups, Jovute petl; 25' CC It Buoy. No. 012!1 ==========I
HOUSEKEEPER from 3 to 5 d&Ts. Colla Mesa. Salary Brushup. Polly Priest Busi· 510-5700 S40. 546-9633 Main. HB "Berny" SJ&.M05 AKC. FlMhY fawn. cute Comp! olhaultd. $29'}5. Trailers, Ut ility 9450
T PM.._ fin Frl. 5f'7-0933 open. perm positlon. 545-5953 ness College, 548·!11'23 -SA_T_/-SUN--11--to-5--p-.m-.-FIREWOOD faei?S: reasonable 66-Wll EY&, M2..xm
• WAITR""'S An"ly In,,...... NEARLY new cpt'g, approx For --'e. F....., deUv...., TOY POOD' T:' nrtDDJES ---'64 UTIL Trailer. all lted. or st>ml eira. """ • vr .--·-TAHITIAN and • • • • 414 GO' ·o""'n>OO/Corona drl 120 I St R-' l _, ·--~ ~.,, ....... .-.... .-. aon MESA LAN"'" 1703 4 ""'~"' sq-ye i,. ove. ~r g, * u •2731 * CHOCOLATE * MALE Sp11d Ski loafs 9030 O>mmly. mtg. Canva!I COV-BABYSITTIJl. home· 10 · w.> • • • HULA LESSONS Mar 1r Bargains Galore! Bunk·beds. 673-9101 .,..... MT • Superlor. C.M. CALL 646-2012 HAND CARVED Ma"""""" Oill 84T·lM'T ft', 1 ton· $'.l95. 6'12-5688 A.K. '°' P.bf .. 5 day week. GARAGE Sale. HOU!i<'hold e STEAM ENGINE e uv"-..1=========113'2'' Boaton Wb a l er t1Pl" =========
2 OiM"fll. 141-M BABYs.rITER. m,y home. Tl!J'ORING I Modern Arith-Items. furn & misc. 281 E. Locomobile. 673-5730 Chest. Westinghouse Port-Hon" ll30 boat /SO HP Mernny au&-Trucks 9500 ~ -b ftpelY dQs. Prekr over 23 yn old metlc. Certi1ied teacher. 20th St. Rear. Sat nnly. ------,.----Sewllli: machine. 54~ bd • tr. $950. 65-284. --------
....... -. PedWMITI. · a.ta Mesa 5'3-1445 CALL 962-2862 eves. Po~. tB!le,S:~6ewl 17 .. Port. TV $25; 19" J)Ol"t. GENTLE Bay qumter borw •• • 19' dam ~ run-'61 Q IC PU. whl, 8' bed,
-.i.m bdnl ., pm. LADY to care for 2 chll-GUITAR CNSTRUCTION Appliances 8100 ----..,.,.,----.,.---1V $30. Mi5cellan~ TV's Gelcllng: xlnt llddle '-about. 3S hrs 225 HP v..a Pnd 3 yrs. Contractor .
..... ~~-L-..., ,.,_ dttn. 3 days a w"k. Call Your home or m!.nc by OCC ._.;.,...;..________ WHIRL.POOL refrigeratw, SS .l up. 548-6529 tn.11. Well trained. UOO • or $3600 • 548-7957. 5r>CSn Tool bxl-Best offer. DaD•-• ·~.....,... ~ 1 .. 0 ~~.,M RENT washer and dryer. best u c.all 546-9438 st6--02l ,....... .,._ On trana, even .. '6s . .,..,.,..,.,,.., student. Jl.2 mo. 673-5418 ~Afi..:!'lOl l().Speed touring bike S90. 0 er. : SACRinCE 71' Century 50 ---------
ft'fll. ta..aa ~ 8 pm. WOMAN w/car for hseclean· MERCHAND ISE FOR TV's • nelri~ • W 1 1 h11 rs ----:--=~~---3urfboaTd g·c $40. Call PERUVIAN AflpaJoosa, 6 mph -will t&k~ .-nAIJer t>Mt CHEVY 1966. ~ Ton. V-8
1"-~i dAu a wk. Sl for SALE AND T Dryers · DLShwushera. Up-Diam(llld RING/Plat. l'tl·C 967 ~~ui rt 5 mos colt· well 91>0t~ Best rt $3950 vr g.1009 Low' milea~. McDonald HP•tS*r w/followini-u.. -RADE .~JOO. w I G 3-row Wed'g ,, .. ,, . ..,.,.,., a t'r . . ' . . .. pt . . ·r ca ....... r. B 0 ' I\ e""A ...... t ga1. Sl.SO/hr. 494-8673 t1on to buy. Free Service. ·~ =========! offer over SlOO. &l7-6:l5l ···~ .... cu .... ~ ~ •• ·.~ ~1 Furniture 8000 Henderson's ;ippr . ..; ~-c sioo. 673-8905 Ml1c. Wanted 8610 MAKE A MEMO to aatber rond. S2ll!l'i. &t6-31 iG
..,.,.... '-' ... -.....,,..,.,., BABYSTITER W,Mled in my Till:; SUN NEVER SETS on DON'T JUST WISH fOr aomt-UJ> tQYS YoU no ~ Clftd, 00.~'T J•\·~ 1t a~ay. aet
DDTAL AS.SISTANT home. 1 Olifd. 3 & 4 dys wk. EARLY Amt'rican ~ta p I e 1877 HARBOR, C.M. Cl:iss1fied's action power. WANTED • f'ishlng tackle, th.in& to furnish )"OUT home ac1I them for cash with quJrk cm1b f(IT It "Ith a
PPER. * Write: 7-3. No weel<n~. 6464195 Co1l<'h, ~100. Cot! thlt\ S2:l. -Wutlnghouse dryer For an ad to sell around Fin Nor rttl. 20 lb. cla.u. . .. find snat buYI In to-O a.Weca Ada. Dia.I 6G-6i7I Oa.ily !:'ilO\ want A.di
Bas Ma DaQy Pilot I OlARGE m 6U..TI72 . EIPC. $4-0. 548-7100 Lhe clock. dial 642-5678. etc. Call 548-7185 day's ~ed Ad•. _tode.)' __ ,_______ &U·~
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%6 OAJL Y PILOT ~lwday, Octobtt 28. 1967
. • ..... -,,c • .. t tV•" I KAN.>t"O!< I '4 1 IU"' 1 AANSPORTATION
Trucks 9500 Trudc.s 9500 C•mpers 9S20
'63 mlBWI
DWI»
Pickup trudt. Extra deM.
Th.ts one nn·t a.. laDa:.
beltu ~ in DOW.
$695
.,2 OIMOlfl
Slc!p Van. 4 ipet'd transm15-
sion. ~ too.. Build your own
camptt.
$995
• COllll OIVIOlET
COllBl OIVIOlff 2121 Harobr Blvd.
'66H ...
SUP£I VAii
Extra <' I e a II Uroaabuut-
Automatic lr2lllmimiaD.
c.e. Mesa 546-1203
'G FORD 6 P\J. New tires.
kingpim. maftltt. good body
S'2SO or bnt otter. 926 E.
Ocanfroat lower Apt. t End
ol ·ir SI.) Balboa l:-tnn,
after 2:30
IE EL CAMINO
Radio. Beater. V ...S. Auto.
JMil50 • 642-8441
llAITON
CA~IPER SALES
TELl::sCOPIC C<\:.IPEHS
"NOW ON D1SPLA \'
'l'l!. W. Wilson, C )J.
:;.is -034 3
6x8' Aluminum slide-m. \'1·r~
clean, $250.
962.().130
Imported Autos 9600
ALFA ROMEO
'63 ALFA ROMEO
GIUUITTA
1300 Spri nl roodster. 4 ~P<'e J
transmission. radio. Only
$995
$1195
9s10 COIOIEll CHEVROLET
COlllJ. OIYIOlf1
'6'% WILL YS JEEP $98.l.
Rrbaill mg. Xlnt cood!
caD "BOB" 499-3810
9520
2821 Hubor Blvd.
Cost• Men 546-1203
,,,, '66 ALFA RO:'l1EO.
"" GOOD cone!! Must 8"11!
.,.. 642-8396 a!tl'r 6-PM.
ANGLIA
Imported Autos 9600
JAGUAR
c Jo; :'\J•a:: -Glrnmt.ng el>
,.11, f1n1sh with df:'<'p royal
1,.;I interior • chromr wire
"111 r b • /\:'11-F:'ll rndJo •
th•'"'' 111:1rh111t's srll for at
I• a-.t ~.'Ki0.00 all ovt>T town •
Thi' 11r1•krnd "<' are otfer-
1ll" 1h1s :1lk.'-Olu1rly bcautiful J.~~11ar for only $2325.00 •
l'Omr m tnday! Elmore Mo-
l<ir)'. !)li~j Gardm Grove
Bh d . l~ardt'n Grove.
J~; i·fili::O
SAC: '5S JAG 3.4 St:D.
S799. Jmniar! R&ll, O'drive.
un1h1•r 1111. * l1::l-8'i41J
-;-::lJ JAGUAR COUPE.
Jj;J() or :\JAKE OFi"ER!
CALI. 616-1513
:-;KC.: '6~ Road_s_lt'-r -Sl-89-;;.
Loadrd " rxtras. Rc('Ond.
1hruou1. 67:>-3260.
J9G1'~ J,\G :-...1..-F. Rdstr new
pamt .~ 11rrs. S'.2150 or best
offrr. tii:>-1954 Prvt Pty.
-.67 .lag XKE, roadster,
S 1500. Excellent rond-
illon. Low mile!. 49S-3545
MERCEDES BENZ
(•!: \'·.1 '. I' .. l ...,
Mercedes Bcnr
Jim Slemons Imps. ,,
.... ,''\I 1 I
MG
111 1
$1100
$700
lmoortect Autos 9600
PORSCHE
'60 POl'lietle • Brilltant :.ilwr
with IU.'<urious rE'd 1ntrr1or ·
ReaUy concours<' l'ondit1on •
PireUI tires & En1p1 rxhnust
are Just two of the t>Xll':Jl!
on this absolull•ly flawless Porsc~ • Priced 10 ~l'll to-
day at Juat $2'195 00. C:lmurc
Motors, 9625 Cnrd1•11 G1vv('
Blvd., Caraen Grovr
JE 7~
'61 PORSOiE. 011~inal "one
owner.'' White, 1>c1gr inter.
EXTRA SHARP! S239.I
Drl. 892-5551 01• ;;:: 1·'.?211 I
'59 PORSCHE, ch1b~ic 1'0nd.
Many extra.s. Pr1rr<l right! • 8J3.2l30 • e 'SS PORSCHE: CONV.
• Top cond! All ,,,1ras!
640-~ alter 6:~P)I.
SPRITE
'64 SPRITE; 37:000 t ilt's
very clean! s91:1. • 546-7563 • '62 SPRlTE. Good 1'0nd.,
whl, new brakes. R/11.
Best oiler. Pvt. pty. ;>.tl).~HO
SUNBEAM
'62 Sunbetm Alpine Conv.
New tires. 46,000 mi. One
owner S950. !>4&-4877
'60 ALPiNE
Mu8t sell -Make offer!
* Oil 3-3255 *
TOYOTA
TOYOTAS • We have taken
this opportunity to announce
that we are ottering our few
remaining brand new 1967
Toyot&s at tremendous sav·
lnp • 1bese are new, not
demOI -Take advPntage of
tbla ~er today while our
selection lull. We 11.Jso are
now able to olJer Immediate
delivery of 1968 Toyotaa •
C.Ome in today; Elmore rito-
tors, 9625 Garden Grove
Blvd., Garden Grove
JE 7--6630
TRIUMPH
'65 TRIUMPH TR-4; red
w/blk. inter.; wil'('s
Immaculate! 642~3
·;,7 TRIUMPH TR3, Dir.
Recent overhaul, $29 down,
$29 mo. • • • • • • . . 494-5951
Imported Autos 9600 TRANSPORTATION
TRIUt.1PH VOLKSWAGEN
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SEWNG?'. '67 TR4A ·SAVE OVER $600. --------• • BeauUM red with bla ck WE'RE IN DESPERATE
intrrior. wire wheels, radio, NEW SHIPMENT! NEED OF YOUR usm Mich. X tires. IRS, and tt· JM.PORT OR 4 WHL DRJVE
movable hardtop· nu. car 1967 Vo•IWCICJeft VEHICLE. roP CASH J)(L
1s new, not a demo • buy LAR. CA.LL ~ 19
near dealers COit this week-$1699 HARBOR BVO .. C.X.
end for only $3037.00 . one Includes SO HP Serles, Wind·========
only • Elmore Molora, 9625 shield Wai.,ler, f u 1 l Vinyl Used C.rc fllC
Carden Grove Blvd., Gar-lnterlor, Out.side M I r r or, --------
den Grove, JE 7~ Heater, Defr06ter, u well SEE JOHN COLOHllOM
---------1 as cleanup and d<-llvery. '!» TR4 • British racing gree11
$180 full On Pmt
Includes Tax & Lie.
$53.47 mo. bank flnan.
• Black interior -Complete-
ly equipped Incl. radio, wire
wheels A o'drive • Nicest
TR4 in town • With 25%
down payments are only
$57.00 per month. Elmore ! &. M MOTORS
Motors, 9625 Garden Grove Spec1allzing . VW ll PorscM
Blvd .. Garden Grove 8141 G.,den Grove Bl.
JE 7..fiGJO G.,den Grove For • llllldall
·.67 Triumph GT~. Save hun 892-5551 or 534-2214 '55 BUJCX CPE
dr<.'ds of dolla~ on this low '59 TRIUMPH WAC. •
mileage auto -Sold for Lon-~!!!!!'!!!!!!'!!'!'!!!!!!!!"'~l!!!l-11!!!_ '59 T-BIRD • • · · ·····•
don delivery and now oHer-'66 VOLKSW AGEll 'Q MONZA ffpd ••••
ed for sale with only a (('\V '63 RAMBIER WAG.
easy vacation miles on the Fastback. 2 door. 7.000 cm.
odometer • Don't pasa tbUi ginaJ rnlles. Like bcand
one! Elmore Motors, 9625 new. This ls the handllOme
Garden Grove Blvd., Gar-brother lo the otMr one.
den Grove. JE 7~ $ 1995
'67 Spitfire • BRG with black
interior • only 4,700 actual
miles on thi.s showroom
fr~h little beauty • Only
$1995.00 • Save over $600.00
on this one! Elmore Motors,
9625 Garden Grove Blvd.,
Garden Grove. JE 7~
Tl IE New Triumph GT6 is
now available in a selection
of rolors and ready for im-
mediate delivery at Elmore CONNELL (HfVROl.fT
Moton. Hurry· limited S\JP-
ply • Elmore Motors, 96:?5 2821 H.,bor Blvd.
Garden Grove Blvd., Garden Costa Men 546-1203
Grove. JE 7-6630
·,66 Spitfire • Red lealtier iD> Will Bly
'"-l'Blll Ollilfe. VI.. •
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•*1&1Id1'W!wc~rws
~ ..........
S2•
........... ea.-. ....
lt6J Illa
_....20.-...........
• *9tls • kaln. .l .. , ........... ,,..
,.. Price $12'5
JOI 915011 & SOii
~~
OllDJll!M~
ltllU.... .... ..,...
• f.L£Cl1IA * Al1l'Q.
P/S-B. WI f sdrs *A
m!'Al1ft'! .... • Mall
tttiol', ..,arklh\g silver ex·
terior . Pay just 25~ clown Your VoDcawapn cir Pandit
and $57.00 per month. El· I 1113' '°P ......... Paid •
more Moton 9675 Garden or not. CaD Gme W..-.
Grove Blvd., Garden Grove. 673· 1190 LOOll
JE 7-6630 '63 VW Valve job, clutch, tir-
'56 TR..J • Very sharp • Can es, brakes, battery new lut
t.inance for $38.00 per monttl 10.im. AM/FM Bir'Kh ex-
wit h $49.00 down. Elmore baust. Clean. 968-2444
Motors, 9625 Garden Grove ,64 VW. Blue Book $1200
Blvd., Garden Grove Dlr. Will sell for $995
JE 7-6630 e 494-5951 e
_v_o_L_K_s_w_A_G_E_N_ B~~~AR~ :~~~
'6.1 VW Variant Sta. wagon.1 __ 54_1~ __ ._m.-021 __ o_ev_K-_
White. New eng. Xlnt rond. '67 Sq-back. R/H, used 6
$1,000. 536-6521 Ext. 290 wks in Europe. $2250.
Kl 3-0618
Trucb 9500 Trucks 9SOOTrucb 9500 '60 vw Camper-. -Good--eo-nd.-THUi BUYS
ra it•l u FE:!I FINAL CLOSE· OUT ON
196 7 CHEVROLET TRUCKS
EXTRA SAVINGS RIGHT NOW WHILE
THEY LAST! ..
1/2 Ton's-1/2 Ton's-Vans· Big HeavY
Duty Work Trucks-El Caminos
ALL ARE READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY TODAY!
1967 CHEVROLET VAN. Loaded.
powerglide transmission, auxilliary
seat, raclo, heater, body side doors, heavy
duty unclercarriacie, west coast side mirrors,
Stock N•11ber 978.
s
ELL
2828 HARBOR BL VD., COSTA MESA PHONE 546-1200
'·
a buy at $600!
~2215
"" '66 VW 1300 SEDAN.
14. 000. mi. Perl eel! Sl.SSO
.,; Many EXTRAS! 536-4890
'65 VW Camper bus. 21,CO>
mi, excel cond. S1750.
675-1823 or 675-1189
'62 VW * S900 or
BEST OFFER!
GOOD cond ! * ~3964
'67 VOU<SW AGON
ll&H, 6,000 mi, ahowroom
fresh. t1775. 67J..aZ29
196S SUnroof. One owner.
Excel cond. $'1550.
673-4093
-19_S_l _VW CAMPER-
$450 * ~3015
'63 VW, low miles, new
paint, good tlrts, Xlnt
cond. * 836.saw
'66 V.W. Sunroof. P/O win-
dows. Excellent condition.
$1600 646-82fAi alt 6 P.M .
'SS VW-BUS * $1495. e AM/FM. AIR-HORN.
• 542-3837 alter 6-PM.
'61 VW Camper, stereo
tape, new paint; Empi
exhaust. SUOO. ~f>.83Z7
'60 V.W. LO. Ml.
GOOD CONDITION $645 * 546-8666 *
VOLVO
-' 'SI VOL VO $325
642-7719 all 6-pm or wt<enda
A~!!que1, Cla!.s~~~-9615
1929 MODE~ A Restored •
blk $1300, Apt A 1601 W.
BaJ1:>08 Blvd. NB.
19'lT CTI Ford Roadst~ .
Needs body shell, otherwile
completely operatlonal and
in Xlnt running condition.
S300. Call U ~ art 6 pm
WE PAY TOP
PRICE
FOR NICE CARS
AND TRUCKS
Any Make or Model.
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
2821 Harbor llvd.
COSTA MESA
546-1203
\YE PAY .•• CASH
for used cars & truckl just
call us for free e11.:."l11te.
G~OTH CHEVROlET
Ask ror Sales Mtn&Ker
11!211 ~each Bl .
Huntington Beach
f Kl 9-3331
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On H".ghw.y J9 iii ,...._fi;oylow .._.
'64 PICK.UP
'h .... Le.t .... w. -"cl , ........... .,. ,..)f)
'62 IMPALA
'66 FORD
C.rl-JOO. VI, ....._
ruie, i-t.. llVP412
V-1,..._.,ic..,~
ti. ..... ~ ........
Mrr.t61.
'63 PONTIAC
'""• ... rn... A.t.... ,.._, '1299 1ie ..... ~ ..............
OSJ-401
'64 NOYA
HARDTOP OOU'l. Asta. UH.,.,_.. . ......_.._
tery ew. OTW-714..
'64 CORYE I IE
FedtNcl. • ... AM.N SJ699 , .................. ,. ........ ,... ......
v .......... , ........... . ,_ ................ JJ.
'64 IMPALA
'Htr4to,.V1 ........... , ...... ...-.....,...,
ft ct.r, eir. UIC-7G '1599
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S... . ...._a,. 11'7 OAJLY PILOT 27
THE STRIKE 15 OYE·R!· NOW IS THE TIME TO
ORDER YOUR 1968 CONTINENTAL-MERCURY-COUGAR AND .
THE ALL NEW MONTEGO TODA y AND SAVE AT
JOHNSON AND SON • CONTINENT AL
MONTE GO
New From' Mercury
A ,..w name end • new car-The Montego-with 13 models.
lowest priced luxury car in the entire Mercury f1mily for '61.
Sw..t ind sessy with the fine car look. Smooth, clean styling
is intemified by the forward-th..,sting hood, fuh width grille
end duel horizont1I he.Olemps. ·
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MERCURY
'COUGAR
-Stll .ICAR OF THE YEAR•
-Mm k of Distinction
C-tisHt..1 for 1961 rMinteins treditionel
c:mtinuity of design but h.s eclded distinc-
fiwe ..,.. fomwil roof line glvincJ even fresh-
., appNI to the popul.r two door hardtop.
Sfil t.he choice of ihow who prefer rHI
lua.y.
CHICK THiii NIW
TRADl·I• CONTINlllTALS:
'67 CONTINENTAL PRICED RIGHT ...
''5
C •t • 11. --~ W... W.. .....,_ i.rtwiw, Ml ,_et', elr, FM.
''3 ~ALS ........................ ,... $2195 ., .. ._._._,. ........................ ...
Hardtop 2-Door For 1968, Mercury unlNshes 4 new
Cougars, packed with better ideas. end
to r&-e0nferm Cougar's position es Ameri-
ca's foremost luxury sports car. New models
••• with the fine car touches ht you'd
expect from the makers of Uncoln Continen-
·a
New two-door herdtops with swMping roof line1
highlitht Mercury for 1961. The theme under-
scores Mercury's relationship to the Continent1I
••• Mercury for '68 ••• 33 mod.It with the fine
cir touch. t1L •
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IN IEASING
RLL MUl1'BIAllCa
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900 . ~WESTi COAST HIGWWA Y, •: :--:-';~=· ·· .. ,..:-~·s..a...-..c.. ~ . ..... c:........., '7•_3'.'{f'
Newport leach 548-8278 642-09811
• Allfwtfve D1alen Fw Over 4' y..,. •
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drift u.w .... ~ Py.
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Record-bre1king ules of new 1967 T oyotas, Volvos, MGs, Austin
._ HealfY$, tnd JHps during Sept. have left us with large overstocks of~
.. fine import trade-ins. Below is 1 p1rtial list of cars that hive been~
.. ctr.tally reduced in price to clt1r in the shortest possible time.
1"5 AUSllt MINI Coupe 850. 1964 YW
1'61 AISTll .aev, Nlr.t ._. 3000 19'1· YW 1M ...,. 1"6 YW
1''1 ...... 1M1 YW Ptnel ,_, Cllftmlr, Corwnt lfst YOlYO 544
· 1"7~. Air, R..tf, PS & I 1964 YOlVO 122 s.dtrt
*I lmplla 1"4 IODll Out 4 speed
'"' QPlalT Corwttt, 1uto. 1960 PLYMOUTH s.d1n. R-H,
1•1 mVIOUT C0Mtt1 1t67 DOMI Sportsman Weg.
~ 1mf. Super Spt. f.hr., 1ir 1"'1 IUICI Wildcat. Full pwr.
1•1 ... ~ Ton ..ickup "" CHRTSUR wag. Sp. T., Full P.
1tN l'OID Stdtn. 1"6 ll4S GT Coupe .
1• ,_ Cortinl. 1"5 S~ Rotdsttr
1"7 f09 Fntbk. Moating, A.T., I r. 1"4 SIMCA
1 ... JMUAI XKE 1"4 lfl'llNATICMW Scout
1 .. 1 MIUAI Mlrk 9. Auto. 1"'1 INTllUTIOIW. Scout
, .. JMUAl 3.1 ,,.,.
..... -Stltiofl Wegon. lf56-
1"7 •CUIT 180 S.n. Me.
lW .. Midget. It.ff.
• 1N5 Ml. Nlw h im. R.ff.
.... M9CIT
1tM M . Radio, *"'· 1"4 MINIT. Ukt new.
'"'" 1961 1100 SEDAH
lNO llCA Roedst1r. lt..tf.
, ... Ml. lt..tf. Nlw peint.
1"5 ~Super, lfkl new AM-FM
lNI TOYOTA Lind Cr., wincft.
1"4TM
~ lt67 Tl-tA
1MOTW
"'2 srmm ~ lffS Tl Htrald
• lMI YW
TIE 88'1
AIE IEIE
TOYOTA
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l.T. TmlY!
MANY MOU TO CHOOSE FIOM :: ~ ... , '41--lf"'7Stlff lb•.Conll,_...411c-1I
~ ~ ~
:: I• llDll ILYD., OOSTI IESA, 848-93m~
.. Authorized Toyota · Volvo· JHp ·IMC •• ~'rl'NJ'a••WJY:t';a•rf'.-.'YV'aW_.rl'.·Nh~'~
IUICIC
1962 IUICIC
• CADILLAC • CHIYIOIU
'U UDWC
DE VtW
'6JOBYl•l
Olftl
CONTINENTAL
• .. OON'l'JNll'frAL. kti eand. tuJl pwr incl seat. md
windon. f9c air. $3400. Pvt
l't7· 54f.smo * '16 CONTINENTAL.
O>nvwi .... ~~-.~r. t _Daorbardtop. va. 11 1& a..,e.mw..•...-..--. 1~ _... ~,: LOADED! * PVT-PTY'. w..,... _.... ""' ~ ,....._ ...._ -II w, * ee.t Otter ~ $3900.
power, factory air eotlditioe-ic. power ~ ,... _. ::-Sa.. -'-'-I _.. .-llnllr-Kl ,_zm or Kl ~121• 1-~. ---lum tira. beater, ~$1.ltlil ~ --• _.. .. ,. r~::__ _..es-wa1W). '61 SEDAN, wbt/blk A w11l
S2. int. Air, pwr, beaut. car .
--Xlnt cood. Sl.350. 548-5122
COIYAll
'65 OIMOlEI
MOW
. Slcylart Cnv. Power steerlna· COllllB1 ftlEUBftl n
ndio • beawr. eci be UI(; lllVUOI boucht for no~ down only
Automatic, radio, ..... """ mileage, ermine white wJtb
while bucket seats, •-.a
accents.
$38.50 ""' month. 2121 Hertu.r llvd. 2121 Hert.er ...._
JOHNSON & SON Costa Mesa 546-1203 Cost•~ ~·-c.=:' ..:-~1211 S1495 t:
~~:':':ch ~c!°~! ~ '6' OIYIGlD -,M-0Bm0-
19U Hartlor Blvd. 642·7050 Power It Air * NT.I™ 18. •
CADILLAC CHMOLIT Wiii A I ~ tna+11;wk11, ra-
... ~. ,.,.... .a.e.rtni.
....,.. ilJlatar. '62 UDIUAC '61 CllVIOlB $2695 FUETWOOD
f Door. 1'ull power and tic·
tory air ccndltlonlnc. A real
&harp car.
$105
If PALA
SPORT COUPE
VS. power aleerin&, ndlo and
Mater. 1,000 orig1Ml mlle11
with lie# Car Warnnty.
Only
H495
c..ta... 546-1203
.......... &lvd. 212.............. .. ............
c.te M.t,e ~·-c.t.. --546-laJ OR.JG -OlnrDl I Mw.1 Sell! ----:-: ------• • -BEAU/"11 llaJibg Sport Cpe.
COllEU CHMU
2121 Hart.or llv4 •
Cotti Mete 546-1213
'SJ CORVAm. Monza, lllOd
tiM, air cond. low .....
536-a+K alt 5 PM. •
CORVETTE f~
'66 CORVETTE +
fASllACI
COllllEll CHMOlfT • '63 IMPALA l!7 cu-m. "l'i MIMI! S-... -\"I -Air Poww Vtnyl top. 14-Automatic, radio, MaM,
k pd. New tires Ir P&lllt. _.._ n. -11ls kip --YOONG! Showroom power steering, excellent
moo.~ aft '1--~.,... _. tw ~ ~ • thlder Blue Book condition. Kelly Blue Book 2121 Herbor llvd.
' Costa MeM S46-120i
'60 CAD SEDAN, exceptional
see I: drive to belltve. $895.
Can fmance. Cal.I CHEF.
493-1948
'63 CAO conv. New cond.
AM/FM radio. 1-owntr.
Muat 1t1l $1995. ~ . 11&7 Cadlllac o.ivertibLe l'ul·
b' equipped. Air cood.
549-0065
'63 Cad Conv. Gold. Good
cond. Full pwr. Low mlleagt
Pvt pcy. $)595. 642·3874
Otal dlr'ftet Mz..M11, ellat(• '"' .............. .. ................ ,,
•61 OiEV 4-dr. • P'O'flll f''tr 1!118• • 0.. w dwud a SZ585. • 644-(1783 aays $4250. How about (QIHW.l CHfYIOlB StH>r'g, Brakes Ir Sou.. tiptdll ,nar -, Sl1IUI . .. MJIWOODINB 53595
XLNT cond! • '7..>-1005 ,_..,,., aiJ ._ _.... lllilC =======
2121 Harbor llvtl. '6l IMPALA u,. Top caad! ~ .:::---~ ':': CHIYSLD
Cost• Meta 5"-120I 4-Sf> 341 with 3 rwo·1 .I .n: -.--------'64 CHEVY 6 waeon RAH • ,,;.,. tires. rm. *-.%1(5 • '17 ......... 0..... ... Arr
Unted wtndthled. Oean •14 IMPALA Ur Hrdt p.y I I I I I t I I I Air. hll/pwr. auto ~
It priced lharp at $945. Pde.a! STOP & SAVI amel. llagtc .,, dtrnm« lf!eer, auto trans.. COOD CU1s-UJ9 PP.JCES ..._. w'httt Wonder bu ~ A nits 842-7& Whb B. bk. 673-116 ~ ~ ..._ ,,_ OM: ,...,, tGllt .. La. 4 mo old.
'65 !:I Camino V4; w/w '61 QfE'V Sta-Wail~. •~ CaryY ~ This bnutrluJ·bloe auto is
auto. trans.; pwr. lteer; Jo. VI, CLEA.V! • p $# .. $M ~tr ~ Truly
mi. Xlnt cone!. $1850 m...1104 644--0845 AFTER >PM e B:JCU:VARD llOTORI e la .,..,.100t11 ccnditJon. Or· CONNELL CHEVROLET
'64 OIEVEU.E Statlon 'Si OiEVY St• Wai, V~ Zl5 ~. CX. 611-'51 i;dnal O'IJntt w sacrlti~
Wigon. Sl.150 auto. trlr hitcil. brater I I I I I I I S I 6or a>ntract balance. · ·
Private Party 543-9658 ~1969 aft 6 Pll "j IMPAL\ ' OP. ,......,. 494-~I 2121 Harbor llvd.
'64 OltvY Impala C0twt. $68 '65IMPALA f 1>11:-r;:;-;;: , . ..g_ C';ood f....t ~ 1i8 OfRY5 !J..PASS WAG. Coit• MH• 546-1203
del 8t 11s.~ume f"' mo pymt. V-3, whltr ~ red l..olldfd: AU s.a -Sml Ah. ; Pwr Brllkr~ S1rM"I. fl.lll. Oa.lly Want Adi l I
Olr. 494-~1 23,000 mJ, Sl!m. f>C-4!1!1 • I Auro. ~ rond' 536-~'.l AJw•1S a Go-Oo!
Ja DAJ\. V PILOT Sat\lrd&Y, October 28, 1967
the
and the premium trades
are rolling in! Buy now!
in a '68 Pontiac/ the Great American Spo
'65 CHEVROLET
Wide· Tracking
$1777 '66 CHEVROLET $2177 '66 CHEVROUT ll '6S fllJSIAll& $1177
M•llbu 2 Door herdtop 6 cylinder, •ulom•li<.
rtclio er1d h .. ter
Imp•'• 2 Door h.,dtop, YI, powerglide, power
,1u rin9, ,.Jio, hu tor, white w•ll1.
lmp•I•. VI, powert llde, power 1teeri119, redio,
huter, white 1ide w•ll1.
2 0-li•r4top, 6 cylilMlor, ..,for.,.tic, ,.dio.
hooter, wt.a. .W. w•lla.
'6S OLDSMOBILE $2777
Viti• CruiHr 4 Door, 6 pus. w•gon, VI, •ulor,,..
tic, power 1tu rin9, roclio, hu ter, white ,.,111 ftt·
tor •ir.
'66 VOLKSWAGEN $2311 '66 PONTIAC $2677 '67 POllTIAC &TO $3271
2 o-liordtop. VI, lrydro111•tic, power tloori11t.
redio, liHtor, ,...., new rH li11e tirff,
~67 PONTIAC $3177
LeM•n• 2 Door h•rdtop. VI, hydr•m•lic, power
stu rin9, ,.clio, hH ler, white w•ll1, f•clory eir
No. 75AA.
. '62 PONTIAC $777
To,..,.tt nato111 4 door, A11le111•lic., ,.dio e..J ...... ,.
Cemper. Fully lo•cl•d for outdoor living on tllo
roed.
'65 RAMBl.fR 770 $1577
Cl•uic convertible. VI, •utom•tic, power 1fHrin9,
reclio, hulor, while w•ll1, very low miluge.
'6' U MANS $1971
2 Door heultop. YI , hyclremotic, pow., atoorl111o
redlo, 1i .. tor1 wliite wollt, f•ctory oir.
l eM•n1 Sport coupe. VI, hyclr•m•lic, power stHt•
ing, ,.dlo, hHler, white w•ll1, fectory eir,
'67 BUICK $3077
Skylerk 1port c.oupe. VI, •utom•tic, power 1tHr•
ing, rodio, hHtor, now whito w•llt, f•ctory •ir.
'65 LE MW $2277
2 Doer hordto,, VI, lry4'r•111otic, power d H ri119,
rodio, hHtor, rod liH tiro1, foctOf'f •w.
'67 POlllAC $3677
C.toli.o 6 pou. w•90t1 VI, hydrom•tic, power I atoon.,, rodio, hHtor, 11-rod li&0 111i1111te lllH
tifff, fecfoofy oit.
'" POlllAC &TO $2717 2 0-~. VI, .lly.ilro•otk, ,.,..., 1fffri11to
,,.., ..................... , 15,000 •• 1 ...
'65 IUICI $2071 ''6 CHM I· SS $1177 '66 CIDIDIE $2911
Dolto H 2 0-It•"*-.· VI, liy4ro111ok, ,_,.,
'''"""' ro4i., ltMtw, wlilte .W. wells. Net...,
•ir.
'6' FAILm $1•11
Skyler~ 2 d-h•rdt•p. VI, n tem•ti,, , •• .,
, .. ori119, rH i•, hHtor, white tido well1.
VI, 4 a,.M lr•n1,..ini .. , rodie e11cl hHtor, wlllte
tWe w•ll tlru.
.,.._ 4 .,.., • ,... ...... vt. Cl'I .......
.-........ l/H, wlllte wolh, 21,00t 111U...
9900 New C1rs 9800 New C1r1
FORD PLYMOUTH Costa Mesa's NEW
RAMBLER DEALERS
Stingray. Automatic trans---------Full power, factory air, white --------* '62 PLY. FURY CON'V.
$700. White, Go o d titta.
XLNT cond. * 646-86T1
with blue lea~r interior.
A real luxury car for only
. JAYWllS
AMBASSADORS
IEBBS
AMERIWS
HAS A
GOOD
SELECTION
OF
68s
TAKE
YOUR
CHOICE
SERVICE IS OUR SPECIAL TY I
NEW CAR TRADE INS
BRAND NEW '64 AMERICAN
AMBASSADOR 2 dr R.IH, 6 cyl oconomy tn1ln1 Roi tlu n. ' * ...,._, 11/H • .vto, pWr str, br~,. Solu
11-a. Ille er-. $795
SAVE $1000
BRAND NEW
AMBASSADOR
Stfflon -'°" "°· 11/H, euto. ~r 1tr, brk,,
.,...,., ~ ... One onlv.
$2986
'60 CLASSIC
4 *· 11/H, euto. n •I clean. Ont owntr. l>c<>'I
mill 11111 -.
$495
166 TOYOTA
$1495
'64 CLASSIC
7 dr hotoe>. R H. Auto. owr ltr. b<k,, wl~''
$1295
'63 CLASSIC
Sl1t10-0 WnOfO t.60'', A H 1t1ndtrd lraM
$995
'67 BARRACUDA
$-1 cou... • on lh• lloor A IH, Vt low
m•IN9! ~ """''" A"d "' black IUll>lr In· ''''or $2495
Service Dept .-Now Open 7:30-5
HOLIDAY
SALES & SERVICE
RAMBLER IN COSTA MESA
1969 Harbor Blvd. 642M6023
f\O matter-what 1t 11, you I J OIN tbt 1w111~r; UJ the I DIAL direct &C .. ~71!. ll11:irgl'
can 11'11 ti wlJb a DAILY DAILY PILOT WANI' ADS! your 11d. then s it ack and
PlL<Yf WANT AD! I 642·5678 M2·5678 hsten to lhe phone ng! ..,..__
mission, power steering, 1959 FORD
radio, heater.
S229 O>untry Sed Sta Wag. Pow· 5 er steering, R 6. H. can be
bought with no down pmt.
only $22.50 per month.
$1895
COllllLL CHmotfT
2121 Harbor Blvd.
Cost• Me11 546-1203
'65 CORVE'ITE com-/4-spd.
~HP, 1-owll<'Y'. New paint·
Eldorado Bronze. CALL:
644-1595 af1 !'>-pm or wkends
DODGE
'65 DODGE
Full factory equipment. $1050
or $41 mo.•
• after tax & lie.
Saddleback Dod9e
1401 North Tustin
S1nt1 An1 547.9313
Freeway Minutes From
Everywher!'
1966 9-pass Dodge Monaco
Station Wagon. 25,000 mi.
ong owner, fac dual air
cond, $3250. Call 673-8939
1967 DODGE Coronel. R/T
Oean. $2800.
54S-8180
'63 DODGE DART "GT"
WSW. R&H, Pwr.S, Low.
ml. Xlnt cond. 673-0786
7'65 Dodge Polara 381 enginr
Automatic, R/H. Sl595. '222
W. Wilson, C.M. 54S-0343
·;,1 Dodge • $75
good transportation
* ~5789 *
'64 DODGE 2-dr PoJara. \1Jb1.
llT. 383 in. At. Pi. wsw.
$1.250. Pvt. ply. 642-3.)29
FALCON
JOHNSON & SON
Uncoln-Mm:ury
O:lst a )!E'91l Branch
l!Ml Harbor Blvd. 642-?mO
1967 FORD
Fa.irlane 500 Hardtop Cpe, 4
speed trans. Power steerin.lf,
289" E'n~ine. Uke new.
Full Price $2495
JOHNSON & SON
L1 n<:oln· ;\1 ereu ry
Costa ~ksa Brand\
1941 llarhor Blvd. &12-7050
COllllll CHmotfT
2121 H1rbor Blvd.
Cost• Mesa 546-1203
MUSTANG
PONTIAC
ROY CAIYEI
PONTIAC ms Hmiar a. emca .._
Kl' 4444 I
Onmp c.oant:J'• Elrdaltft
Dealer far Rolla ........
Bently.
1963 Tempest LeM1nt
54!MM93
RAMIL.ER
'57 FORD va . . . . . . . '66 MUSTANG Hrdtp. 289, SPECIAL
RANCH WAGON $195 vs. auto, w/w, tac air, P'Y"I FACTORY BUYS
e REBUILT MOTOR alb, tint wind, 12,500 mi, 0'°°6e from 23 new low mlJe.-e NEW TIRES. Purehased Oct. '66 Hu re-age Ambuladon, ~ 6.
• Call :>19--1127 after mainder 24/50,000 warranty. Martini, 2 drs, 4 dr eedana.
5-PM on SAT. or Blk/bl Int decor, iz:m. With or without air cond,
St:N. all day, _6_75-41_65 ______ 'All ~ can are fully
I Private Party) '67 MUSTANG 289 V-8, a.uto., equipped&: factory warnnt-
1964 FORD Country Squire. Landau top; air • c:ond., eed. HURRY for the best
lmmaC'ulate, red, alr c:ond, pwr. steer. &: dlac: brakes; aelectlon.
full l)Mc•r new nylon havy many extras inside &: out; Holclay
duty 111,,, $1895. 833-0436 _6_7J.._l_89S_E_v_es_. ----Siles & S.rvlc.
aft. fi·:'.ll ri.m. SHARP '65 Mustang O>nver-1969 Harbor C.M.
.65 Galaxy-500--2-Dr-. ..,..hd..,..t-p. tible. Low mileare. TOP 642"°23
condillon! B e 1 t muron---:---=--=--------Auto· \'.JI; beige w/Uke able offer. 644~122 196] RAMILER new hlk int.; xlnt t"Ond.,
t1rC>i-. r1c $1495 KI ~ '67 Mustang, II cyl. 4 V, Auto. V8, 880 2 Or. Power Jteainc,
'61 1''0RU Fair1ane 500 Wag· Air cond .. pwr ster'g, di.lie radio It heater.
on. 1\ll rxtras. $3300 or trade br1<s, OOl'WOle, Bunit Am· Full Price $195
equity 673-2842 anytime ber. $2995 Call 494-8852· JOHNSON & SON
'64 FALCO~ FVnJRA CONV '66 MUSTANG. HI perf 289, Uncoln-Met"CW'Y
VR, 1.~pc:1 box. Blg-eng. 4 spd. disc br'ks. Micbellns, Costa Mesa Branch
R1H"kc-1 ~<'ats. R.&r:H * 673-65131 Cleen. Lo mileage. ~3337 1941 Hat1lor Bl\ld. 642·70.10
art S::lO and wknds. ======== '64 FORD CONV-V8. Vny -,65-M_U_ST_AN_G_con_v-er-ti-bl-e
l.l•IO(J •·ond' * Good tires. v 289, auto. power, very
Abkint: S 17:'!. * 67~31 low mileage CUstom interior.
'If) f o1d Ope. 427 bi-perf Xlnt condtlon. 543-4996
b'ky ~iO~. beefed Hydro '65 Mustang. $73 dE'I &: u-
IJC' 'fill. 642·5107 evell· sume low mo pymt. --·------'Ii.'> !-'ALCON CONV/8-cyl. Dir. 494-5951
l:()Od cond thruout! Orig-MUSTANG GT 350. '65. Im·
o" nrr, $1350. * 67>2664 m11(' loaded w/extras, lo mi,
-,57 StationW19. $95 Drafted.must sell! 675-2886
962-2761 '66 MUSTANG 289. Air, pwr
MERCURY
str;:. clean, muKt sacrifice!
Call 673-7429 a.fter 7 PM
T·llRD
RW BARGAllH
'66 T·llRD H1rcttop
2-door. radio with rear
speaker, beater, air condi·
lionlna. tinted glass, Dual 90
tlres. reclining seat and
headrE'St. New pelnt and
new brakes. Excelltnl coo.
dition. Oril!iTI11I OWJ\Cr.
$3000
Plea~ C'llll 5411-7'203 'fj() FALCON 4 Or. Ii ('\I _O_L_D_SM_O_B_ILE __ 166 Gnd.U:-$2950--S11rk. R'11. Clt'an. R \ll:rn 'RY Colony PI! r k
Im· "'· '" 'Ii~. Wh1IC'. Perfrct
!lr)(>d (;nod ttrr!;. S. 1 ~' ;ill 1w1w<'r Pn~ Pvt.
l'lfo-0:1i:\ aflM' 5 P~I ~·-· 1,11,.1,,:ii;
'60 Ohl~. Prrfl'Ct m!'ChaniC'al
t'Ond. S22 dn, $22 mo. Dir .
494-J951. 'fi l FAl ..CON \\'i\G. I Ot I WI c I ftYl!lfi:>_C_o_lo_ny-Park
\\'h1tr. n ;o. * St.•nd;ird \\J;:nn. Sl,1-iO --------
i.hth CIPan! LI 8-ffiffi I .1'1~3994 White elephanta! DIIM-a-1.lne
Nc.w l'ng .. /\C. all powtr.
Exrrllmt rond. 67>3260
'" T-BIRD. good rond $995.
W.ill ron111der VW trade It
sotnl' cash. 546-31.39
~------~
• DRIVE ONE HOME TODAY!
THUNDERmlDS ·MUSTANGS~
FORDS· FORD TRUCKS.
ENGUSH FORDS • SHWY G'rs
98 TO CHOOSE FIOMI
'67 THUNDUlllD $4499 l.Mlclff. f uN ,..,,,.,. fed. air, foctorv
_,.anty. Perfect CWldlllo!). No. UJalll
'6~ MllCUIY MONTlllY ~ Cw'-'. VI. •Utll .. lt&H, P'S, Pa.
•odorY •If. u.~ -· .... J2A '64 POii 6A1AIJI 111 XL 4 Or. H.T. VI, tuto,, -.......
lfte, rMle. llMIW. WSW No. !KIA
161 CHlftOLIT IMPALA $699
H.T. -· lt&H, Vt. MltllfNtlc. -~ .... & t>r.-a. .... fllA
'64 THUNMlltlD Wlllle w/"1/J lllftrtor, f\IUy lecterl ......_ Mull Stt. No. JCA
'65 fOU 6Al.AJll sot J Df. H.l . VI. wto .. R&H, PS. Pl,
VlfM roof. Ho. JatA
'62 CHmOUT 2 TON C.b & <Mui,. VI, 4 1-.t w/2 IN>d. reer nit, nmlftlt eotld.
,,
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HENRY FONDA «nd ANNE BAXTER in
'STRANGER ON THE RUN'
A World P~ MOllM /or Telnl.io11 , .
Ta.day, 9 PM, NBC
I
COSTA MESA
NEWPORT BEACH
LAGUNA BEACH
HUNTINGTON BEACH
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
WESTMINSTER
WED< Of OCT. 28 • NOY. 3
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............... CIM; ........... ..,. ..... .., -........... -.... -................. ts-.
Frosted Flakes .. ~ .. 3 i •1
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Pru• Juice .... ~~::~~ ..... 4tc .................................. .......,., ................ .... .., ......
Coffee ........... -:.~~:::~.~ ........... 63c
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEO<, OCT09Elt 2t, 1967
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NII-' 320 West Colorado BML • s.T1I PASAIBA: Fflmlllll & ~ Dr.
~ IUCll: 'l127 Newport BML • 2555 EastbMf Dr. (Eastlllaft Y1111 c.itlf)
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• !PORT! HIOHl/Olm
SUNDAY, OCT08£R 29
l~ AM 9 "° Football Preview (C)
10-.JO 8 NFL TodaJ: (C) Rems vs. Chicago Bears.
11:00 11 AFL Football: (C) Boston Patriots vs. New York Jets.
1:00 D ABC's Wide World of Sports: (C) Tape of yesterday's ~
Patterson-Jerry Quarry bout for the heavyweight elimination
tournament.
1:30 0 AFL Football: (C) San Diego Chargers vs. Oakland Raiders.
2:00 m Trojan Football: (C) USC vs. Oregon.
2:30 IJ Notre O.me Football: (C) Notre Dame vs. Michigan Slate;
taped yesterday.
4:30 m Trojan Huddl~ (C)
8:00 m Besketball: (C) Anaheim Amigos vs. Oakland RaideB.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 30
9'.30 IJ NFL TodaJ: (C) Green Bay Packers vs. St. Louis Cardinals
at St. Louis.
10:30 tl) Del Mer Race (C)
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3
5:00 1J Liken Ba~ll: (C) Los Angeles Lakers vs. Boston Cettics.
Chick Hearn calls the action.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4
12:30 D NCAA Footb811: (C) Army vs. AJr Force.
2:30 1J Championship Bowling: (C) Bunetta vs. Schissler.
3:30 D Hewallan Open Gqlf: (C) Live telecast from Waialae Coun-
try Club, via the Lani Bird satellite from Honolulu, of the
$100,000 PGA tournament for the world's top professionaf
golfers. Last year, Hawaiian Ted Makalena won the hometown
event with a l 7·under·par 271 to become the first islander
ever to win a PGA·sponsored champions-Ip. Among others a -
pected In the competition are Arnold Palmer. Masters champion
Gay Brewer, Billy Casper, Gary Playet"", Julius Boros, Doug
Sanders. Bob Goalby, Tom Nieporte.
Chi Chi Rodriguez and Gardnef' Didi·
inson. The 7,02().yard Waialae course
with carefully manicured fairways and
velvety-smooth greens trapped by pie·
turesque palm trees is set against a Ha-
waiian yolcano backdrop, bordef'ed on
one side by the ocean. Streams feed
into the course creating water hazards
on at least six of the 18 holes.
CADDY, HAWAIIAN STYL£-l'ert Ei. lu11 Wt>sson stanch IN/ore fiant pa~ic
atrft'nnat' which will IN ~d ro INaM ~
first t>xclusivt' /in• colorcasr oj a sportilf6
rvent from rltt> Hat<·aiialt Islands ro rlw
United Staru via Lani Bird sart>Oilt> _._,,
NBC Tt>levisio11 covu1 tltt finah of tlw S/00,000 Hawaiian 0pt'n Golf Tournamelll,
Saturday, Nov. 4 at J:JO l'M afHi Sundlly.
Nov. J. Cowrc1111 ori8inates "' Hawllil-1 /Nautl/ul Waialae Counrry C/Mb llNI /N-tuft's a top fi,t'ld. incluJi118 Ht1Wtlil~1 """"
Ted Maka/ma (inlt'f), tile thft>ndin8 ai-p.
4:00 IJ Jal Alai: Fast action from the Fronton Palacio in Tijuana,
Mexico.
4:30 0 Collete Football Hl&hllchb: (C) Les Keiter hosts.
5:00 0 ABC's Wide Wof'td of Sports: (C) Scheduled are the LA. TtnleS
Grand Prix from Riverside, Calif. and the National AAr Races from
Reno, Neveda.
6:00 IJ Kines Hockey: (C) L.A. Kings vs. Minnesota North Stars.
8:00 G) Jr. CoOece Football: Venture Pirat6 vs. Pasadena Crty ~
lege Lancers.
t*OMJ Nn.·-n lllMI "°""""· in tlrt multiple-ar.•OTJ-winnin.r:
movie. -H1111.-°" Tw ABC S.""'6! Nidrt Movie at 9 PM.
Set ~.st IW "-riVoflllll of "'°""" Tex01. th~ tmotinn-
cltar/:nJ _,...,. is 1J,, 6IDry of 11 Mlfnlr tllltl brutal man .. ·hn
scona tit< Cllltk ~ I.a /111/tn Nlpt'.d INilJ. Starrinx with
l*-J N,.,,,,,,.,_ .,, l*.nn. Neol in a rw 1ha1 wnn htr an
Orear /or lint A<trn:i .,,,,/ Mehyn D011g/al. 0Jcar .. -mnr1
/M Bnt S.,,,,ort~ Acww. • • •
Jack Webh caOat for a loltg cofl'tt hr..:ak folio.. mg rhe filming
o( a doughaul thop MXnr for an NBC Dragnc'I cpr~"k r«ently.
Webb invilcd caA and acw from ~~ul ncartn <fll?t"' "' help ~rit
6 7 2 doughnlft. -
• • • Nancy tlmdl. saar-al ~ Is a Many-SpkndomJ Thin~. new
wedAby dr'MU taics -cm. has a small dog named ~1oah. which
is part coyote. It was giwn to ha hy ;in Indian •h1lc ~he was on
location in Moab. Utah. ilming John Ford's -cncHnne Autumn." . . . .
wl kid ar....t .., ...ch lhal some ~ 00n·1 rhink I have a
9Crious side.-says Red Slchon. star of Thr R~ S~chon Hour on
CBS. ~1 .. u dw sad down. but if vou go ar.'uriJ l:iughing all
lbt time tOmelOlllC's ape to lhrow a net ovn Y"u .. • • •
Noah Reay. who sun in ABC"s Hondo \pt'r•'· h1~ spare time
on the Id lnolding animal figures in •a' ~ is ~ "dl·lnown sculp-
tor wbo9e ~ haw bun casc in hronu .... iJ C\h1hi1cd al ar1
pllerics. • •
Canadian-born Boh Random. fcatu·f'd as Bar11 .• 1i .. , Rogers in
ABC"s Iron Hone. wn horn Rahnt ( hambt'r•. \I lien he crossed
the border to try IMs lud in Hony.oc-.1. hr c"rre1:1h figured that t~ name .. Random-•oulcl ~ lucty. <ince it .a, ·~ .. name of the
charactCT Ix pb)·cd for thme )can in -r ,.....,,,tf frJmp:· a C'a-
n:sd1Jn TV salts.
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THE OAILY PILOT. lV WEEK. OCTOBER 28 1961
SATURDAY
OCTOBER 28
f v f ~ ' 'j (.
l:IO .... Ill ... (C) (60 •>
&) 5iltip1'1 Island (C) (30 mia.)
fE 'ICICJ Dtrrlqw
fll) PrilMln If Ceade1e1: A -mentld plea fof the dlouanda cl
political prllontrs tl'lroucll04lt Ill
world. This film cowtf'I tile -' ;
Alltllelty, • lllUltiutioMf ........ to, .... ,,..... of ¥lriM,...
a.t. Roberts. Jefe W'lttlr. L190
D U Ci) rrlM Met.it sn.u, U Spec. time for MELODY
~ (t)" (30 min.) * RANCH! look in on this! ,
@CD Anldt.lif Adwtnt.1 (C} g Melody lbKlll (C) (60 min)
m rt.fine tM c llitlr
9 Crutest SIMlw on Elrtll (C)
@m EJ ft•tio * Grand Ole Opry airsat7:30
tonite! A must-See! Ch. 5
5:30 0 Nt.n Confwtnc:e (C) (30 min )
1 O Miu Doactn: (C) (60 min.)
Anne Baxter co·hos1s.
m Ovt&r U•ib (60 min.)
&) lZ O'Clod Hl,tl (Cl (60 min)
@ Tiit UntoutM blts
EE '°'9tl Mission
Q) (i) Man Fn>m UHCl.C (C)
m 5'tdrll•
m Anibl e1 None
7:00 fJ 9 00 CIS &tnlnc Ntws: (C)
(30 min.) Roaer Mudd.
n lJlflC Surwy: (Cl (30 min l
"Cigarettes-l<ina·Size Troubler· The
controverml subject of smokinc
comes In for a complete in-depth
analysis.
O Cldcet (Cl (30 min.)
EE H1r11 ol Ivy
m Off·•••P
@mu Hora de Raul Astor
I
7:30 I) a (j) JK•ie Cleason Show (C)
(60 min.)
0 ID 00 M1y1: (Cl (60 min.)
"Will the Real Prince Please Get
Lost?" Youn11 Pnnce Anand~
"twin" for Raji-persuades Teriy
Bowen's Indian friend to cha nge
clothinr with him so he can haYe a
day away from his royal respansibil·
11ies (Rescheduled from Sept. 30)
IJ Grand Ole Opry at this * Spec. time! Don't miss
big entertainment! NOW!
IJ Grtnd Ole Opry: (C) (30 min.)
Siu Phillips. Waylona JenniniS
Skeeter Davi~. Jim & JeMe auest.
0 @ CV Tiit Dltin& G1m1: (C) (30 min.) Jim Lanae hostt.
0 W11on Treln (C) (90 min)
m Truth or Consequences: (C) (30
min.) 8ob Barker hosts.
O @Cil ni. Ncwtvwt ea-. (q
(30 min.) Bob Eub1nks hosts.
m Alln .... (C) (90 min.)
m Jf. tot• ,...,.,= <2'h houn}
The Riverside Tiaers meet SantJ
An1's Bi& Dons
EEftNCUllll
ED'"' Do11at1 Wortit
@ml.as Ylctl-
1:30 I) 9 CJ) lilJ Tltr• S..s: (C) (JO
min.) Ernie's new friend. Mike. t11ms
oul to be 1 neiahborhood teq
armed with BB cun, slinphot. rods
and lirecrackers With Steve away iA
San Frantis.c:o, Robbi' facu the prob
fem of tamln1 his little brothe(s new
pat Thr11ts end psydloloo docti
help, and the crisis 1sc:1lates ~
the Doualases lurn Mike is a lilt
Gina Picerni, Paul P-icemi auest.
O Ci) (i) Cft S.lft: (C) (30 m111)
"Supersonic Boom." Mex t and 99
hive 48 houri to find 1 seud KAOS
we1poo btlore It destroys • US city.
The sonic: boom l'Mdllne can de-
molish .mole cities by concentratin1
sound waves. Farley Granrer auests.
Bill Dana appeus in 1 cameo rott
o cm m Lawrena w•: <Cl <r.o
min.)lhe Ch1mp11ne Music Makm
salute Heltowten.
EE Or. Hlllbell's Stcrtt Jownal
@m £J DtftdM dt Nacer
9:00 e a (J) Hoa••'• ~ <C> <30 min.) Hoaan finds himself stuck with
1 load of bullet-proof yests and •
French courier who wu to delivel
them to the French Resist.nee forces.
with no apparent way to 1et them
out of Stala1 13, out of Germany and
into Franc.e. Felice Orlandi auests
0 0 (6J Satllrday NIPt It tM
Movies: (C) '1'1'e Qa• Clt'dtn" (dra·
ma) '63-0eborah Kerr, Hayley Milts.
John Mills. Dame Edith Evans, Ehza·
beth Sellars, Felix Aylmer. M1dr11al.
a new fOYemess lor J6.year old
Laurel, finds that the younaster livtS
in a warped fantasy WOf1d, nurtured
by the twisted emotions ano trus·
trations of her rrendmother. Mrs.
St. Mau1ham. As Madri11t attempts
to penetrate Laurel's lac.Ide. hef own
secret past is exposed She and Mrs.
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SATURDAY 11:15 PM
IN COLOaJ ON (i)
.,.... (wemm) '59-Jotin Wa,ne,
Dean Martin, Rldt Helson, An&le
DlciJMoft. Walter Bren nan . a 1111 11111 Heir Ntn: (C) (30
mill.) Jadi Lathim .
8 Rock H~Doris Day * .. LOVER COME BACK" (C) .....,_..._(Q.,._
... ..... (comedy) '62.......ftodt
Hudloll. Doris Day, Tony Rlndlll.
Edie Adams. MYertisinc mastem1lnd,
renowned as 1,-ctyklller in th• hip·
fl'/ huntln1 ""unds of Manhattan,
matdMs wits with his captivallna
arch riYll, Who I$ ready to make al·
most any SICrifiai to wrest away his
choke account.
Q;t 00 lllM: "TIM Crowded Sly"
(drama) 'ro--Oana Andrews, Rhor*
Flemlnc.
ll:JI U Metie: (C) "fr11ltilt" (drama)
~"' Wynter, Mel Ferrer .
11.:AS 11 Metie: "Carry 0., T_..,..
(comedy) '62-Kenneth Connor, Les·
lie Ptlllllps. lZ:ll. Wldlts' T•
II) llwil: "TIM Tlainf V'lllW' (mys·
tefy) '52-5onla Dresclel, Guy Mid-
dleton.
Z:45 tJ ltewit: "Iii(• hw" (drama)
'42-Ann Sheridan. Robert Cum-
mlnp. Claude Rains.
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THE DA.IL\" PILOT, TV WEEK, OCTOBER 28, 1967
0 fllowit: "$tlont °"' tile Nill" D Dil'9Ctilln: (C) "lrwentlofta. Wlf , ......... k .... '\.
(drama) '56 -Laurence HaMY. and Peace." Pro111m probes tM IHI· ?:JO St..-tit t..1llllc
Anthony steel. in1s of people 11flicted by w1r. D I ISH vs., Mic~. In
I 111 .... till ......, CC> "ww i.... * yesterday s grid smash! ~...._ (t) c.i Stmtit LA hcifk c.111 M· D QI Cl)...... ._. ~ u. ....,.. ..._ a c.lerwa: "Rtmtmbrlnce of, (t) NotJW o.-ws. lllidllip9 Sit*.
I .:::."cci-lCI ~.7 .. ,,_ I !:r',,,_1<1.., __ _
DID • MM Cits uM1 : A nfu.._ .... .._.,,_..
1:45 1'I Cllihl11h11 lW ... felllal ..... CC) W • ~ • tM ._.. _. (..,..,,'.S .... fl ... 1:51 ............ ..,,..... ti_.. ..... (C) ............. of tM ..,_ ... ..... .,_.. ....,, 1• , ..... ..,, (C) (J)U..•U11b1 1e'('C) lttblte of ~ tnd ~ 11aCs&11 ...... n.. .... ~ "Al .......... ,...,. nautict of Anaheim. i:GO ...... ,........-: .. n. ....
7:JO U•dtrdot (C) (comedy) '47 -Eddie Clntof, TonJ lZ:lO 1--t1111 .....,. (C) nority abtus of ....., ~ ii ,~. E-Er! (Cl !~~::.;~;;,·= ~e:.s.: OM~.. ..,9;~
1:00 9 La"" Unt9 Illy Feet Huso. €1) la F1•Hil I* DMtrt fw ... Secar
'lllis Is tM Ute (C) 100 Ft.t»rt: "Other Sheep " 1:00 D MC'a Wide hid el ~: (C) l:lO !-..it: ('C) "SIM ti ...._" Merw TabtntM:lt a.Ir (C) Ci) HertW of TMla (C) Tape of ~s Floyd PatttnlOft· SUcceaflll b••••'s llllW ii ~ lllZl (C) Laa Y-ictil9a Jeny Quarry bout '°' the httWY· God is dlaMtft(ild ..._ lie ..._,
• M1f'ftl S.ptftlt19U (C) lO:JO Cit(() NFL Teday: {C) Rams ¥1-weipt dlampionship tlimlnation his teef\11!1 dHclMr' Im ..._ •
Tetftlsion TabtrUdt (C) ChicllO Bears. tournament. uutted aDCI is,,..,...._ Mlft l.9·
@ ~ Is t11t .,._ (C) I F....tian If flitll {C) fJ llltlillt $ .._.: CC> "1111 KM-sin1 and Mlrioft RIOu .a.. l:lO a CI> L--' "' ... l.M ~ (}) .... ~ (C) blekilll" (ldvent\lf'I) '5S-Surt Lait· D ,,.. c.1 .... (C)
, fllowit: "I.nit 1-a" (df'lma) hdlJ (C) easter, Diana Lynn, Dianne Foster. fJ lllllt: .,,,_ lh s.nr <*'·
'52-John Hocli1k, Linda Christian. Ci) F1nt 1.,tiat Qlfc:ll (D Illy~ ma) '52--tornel Wiidt. Kirt~ I ~ 1s t11t ~ RoC:a • .,... (i7J m 11ndieltt m 11111t:('C)..,... ... ...,..
$11nd., Stofy Tl .. (C) 11 :00 . li)@ AFL Foethlll: (C) Boston €1) ilMM Dltildlwe isieal) ·~ Gf'IMI.
fllowit: "Qin el ll•dil" (1dWn· P1lrloJs YS. Nrw York Jets. l:JO 0 CiJ @ AFl Feetbll: (C) San 4:• ~&>. a.te ........
lure) '3~Ronald. Colman. Lomu I H•••• , ... G11dt (C) DielO Ch1r1ecl vs. Oakland Raiders.. ICU ....S 11 ..
Younc. ees.r Romero. • .......... (C) m Ylic:e .. CllwMy I pert: KeiCti **-...... m ~"" Kaflll.afl ~) lep ...., (t) I ~ (}) 1.-S ... ~ Bnlills' mid·ae.atcll ,.rt. '°'CI> ~ Hel!MSS I F .. , ca-di hi Ille ..... (C) 2:00 tJ a. (])Face tile Nltill: (C) I@ CJ) n. ...... (Q
-~-, ...... .,~ I ........ w.,..,,,,...,_,_ --!:Oii C:...1 Titrte 11:30 0-...ry: CC) 'St.lie fair. . of ~b1m1 1uests · s..d lllltilt * '• C..., c.Mns (C) • Mewie: "111 ... illl" (1c1Wnlurt) m T• ;.....: (C) USC YS ()re. (1)¥11 .. II 0 ... (C) n.. AilrtltMtt (C) • on Chaney, John Bromfield. &On · , 4:30 "'-•Bhn: (C) M. CtMllll
Y.t1•1dea (C) m 9atf• {C) (D .MeN: "Sliltt'a Gk1 F1*f' I 1uesta.
1 m VW.F ,... fDI~-(C) (mystery) '54-loois Hayward, Di1na ~.OI C...,.: (C) ~ 6 an.. Of -6 Oors 1n1." A looet at tllt pYcie "' Ille
t :lCI iti!': :~ ~C')' (Cl 12:00. w.w. w.«d WOl1d @rn Ulldtnr., ftr ,... {C) United Nations in mdly's diriW
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8 Harkness Ballet for an hr.
Tht Harkntss Balltt troupt ptrform1 /our contempororJ hulltts
in a rectnt ptrformance of thtir west W illi deh111 at the Greek
Thtatrt in 1966. Program airs Sundov at 7 PM on KTLA .
Channel 5. Julitt Prowu if hosttH * of sustained excitement!---------------------
D tfi1 Cl> n. Flt: <C> (60 mill.) D ~ m S.lldly fllcM 11tw1r. rure> '47-Johnny Sands. Don eutle. "Ir~ Md Violence." Coftclusioll. 'irlllf" (drama) '63-f>aul Newman. fl) Malliltl Ftn1111/Plofilt
Unll a .. ,,,. 1111$11dDr &Mine Is P1lricla N11I, Melvyn Dou1las, Bran· 10:15 m News (C)
tw.i .. Dswt s,iln' multi-111illioft· don de Wilde. Realistic story of Hud 10:30 0 SKcea Sllry: (C) (30 min.)
...., ......., p&aa when lie lams Bannon, • bfutll, •lflsh man Who Guests ire William Monahan, Prtsi-
1111 ii llllllM to tlle .wudioll of Bob rides rouatishod O¥tt the P1nll1ndle dent of Marineland of lhe Pacific. ~ Ifill "" of ~ and its customs and traditions. and Walter Knott founder of Knott's
Ila ;rbaoofd. I ~ (30 min.) Bob Noble. Berei•rm. '
s--..) fldilit n.trt (C) (30 ..., .. ... .... 0 TIM end m ... Apia:
CMM J ltiAI (C) ( min.) An eiploration of how I ~~ t-.lO D hfnl Rtpert: (C) (30 min.) and wlly time dl1n1es. 1 i"Ti' T.. Chicl H11 m hosts show oriaJnatln1 m LMis L L04111 (C) (2 Vz hou1'1)
fron1 the Los A111t1ts SPorta Alena ff> flaflllr f1111ily 1::J18 U (i} M a1 Sill~ (C) (30 Ind f11turin1 pl1y1rs of the LA. Ell) Tu 1111 lltvlew ililii.) "lly Soll, tlle Adof. The Hub· Llkers b1sketball team ind cellbri· 11~ 6 £...,_ O'Clod bport: (C) Clete
..,. .,. tt1e B..ila find thtmMlwts ties 1tt1ndln1the11mes. Roberts, Stan Duke.
ii ..., ..._ .._ Jllrt lkietl liS-Yq SOllw (C) (60 min.) 0 n.. lltlt Hour News: (C) (30 dlelJlts Ilia major tD dramatic 1rts. u..ft Tflllul (C) (30 min.) min.) Tom Brokaw. Ross Porter .
,.... fill epitl rwitc:hes his major, '......-t " rr.flt / CUAP.a u i1 fol Oiscussiofl (C) (30 min.) E" _,. -.,. bep. ..-.., Political (C) CIJ ABC News (C) ,...._ I 0...... Mwe..tw1 • W. "life in the lllMct'"
I tnst.s ....._ (C) (30 min.) ...._.. SywipMny (drama) ·55 -Ricardo Montalb1n.
..,._ F1 DJ 1 _, Tun Sfltll I Meet Gold S.11 (30 min.) .Ll!BB I llJ ._ It Q!Wra: S•dlf Feature 'DDall..C.,, study al children 10:00 I~~ llU..: 1.,.11M11a. (C) ~ls Day 1967 (C)
at Ifill ,..., ... ,. Now1 School In ( ..... ml1n.) 'nthethn a truddo~ of PIN pehr f11ture/CBS News (C)
Flft LludenWI. Flaridl. Studtftts 1r1 u-;v 0 pn e curr~ncy"' I ort 11 :15 : (C) Harry Reasoner.
-..,_1 1 ulHOPlllanda came," Nncan counllY Is h11acked, Phelps Mftie: (C) "Walklna My llllt
,_....... 1 lltirt on Ille Trojan leads his men to recover it from 1 Baell "°"''" (musical) '54--Donald
Wan. .,. ltudyift1 lllltuallS by in wealthy financier (~rod! Peteri), O'Connor. Janet Le1eh.
......._ .. 1161,. nllttlod. suspectld of obUln1n1 It for his 11.30 .:11 M •-· C) ''S bl d-'s Hert"
• private uu · ~ °'""· ( a r •1 D llfllClll * "-Q Qj Cl) HIP Clllparral: (C) (60 (dram•>. '51 -John Derek, Donna .... QI (I)~ lreallen: (C) 1n1n.) "Doctor from Dodie." When Reed, Stdne~ Blackmer .
(I) M .) swn., Joaa. Harry Black· Billy Blue Clnnon ls forced into 1 I Tlt1 Ton1eh! S"°'.'f (C) *"' Jr., elld The Nitty Gritty Dirt showdown with ' wanted 1unflahter, Public ~~rv•ce Film (~)" ...,~ lie b saved by wanderini dentist who Movie: Actors and Sm (com• 8 t Ci) ....... : (C) (60 min.) turns out to be IS fut with 1 aun dy) 'SJ-Edward C Robinson.
•'TfM Ona." Ben C.rtwriahl as with forceps. Jack Kelly 1uests. 1:00 O Movie: ''Th• Girl fro11 ScotlHd
ii ICCUMcl of hltpin1 1 horse thief g SUNDAY NEWS REPORT Yard" (mystery) '37-Karen Morley, *" M allows randl hand Mark * b H . & F Robert Baldwin Cole (Juat Robert Walker) to nurse pres. Y ams rank ~ SpeHint Fittly (C)
1 stolen horse on the PondtrOSI. g Suday, Report (C) (30 min.) Movie: ''Green Fin11trs" (drama) • er. Mi 5 (C) (30 min.) I m Mftle: 'lorn To s,eH" (•dten· • 8-Robert Beatty Carol Raye.
,.,. 7
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Bonanza Bridges Three Generations
It's not every TV show these days that can boast an actor
goi ng back unto the third generation, but Bo nanza this Sunday
(9 PM on NBC) h;i' las~oed not one but three performers whose
roots are deep in show business tradition.
Titled "The Gentle Ones," the show deals with two brothers
who differ, to put it mildly, on how to break a wild stallion. The
older, 1ougher brother is played b,y Pat Conway, whose grand-
fa1hcr was the l11te, great matinee idol of silent films. FrulCis X.
Bushman. and '"OOse fa1her, the late Jack Con•ay, was one of
MG M's top dirfcto" in the heyday of Clark Gable and Spencer
Tracy. Pat Conway, a TV veteran in his own ri1h1, starred for
three years in Tombstone Territory. a 1957-59 series still being
seen in syndication.
Robert Walker. seen as the younger brother who believes in
gentling horses, is the son of the late Robert Walker. a rising
young MGM movie star who died tragically in I 9S I at the age
of 32. He was married to Jennifer Jones. who is young Walker''I
mother.
Par CcJnway sums 10 b' lh<' 1 I•"" i11 n ro11si111 ba11/, wl11t Ro1Hr1 Wall<u .
/11 11t' back1ro11nd Is Lana Wni•d.
Romantic interest for .. Th.: Gentle Ones" is furnished by Lana
Wood. whose older sisler. atalie Wood, is today one of Holly-
wood's top motion picture \tars.
Featured in the episode •~ a spirited black stallion whose an·
cestry is unknown but whow progeny should be watched care-
fully. The unnamed stallion is something of a scene stealer.
**** MUMBO JUMBO MIK£-Milce Nesmith (second from le/t)
tries to find a way off 1111• Lr/and he and Peter Torie (le/t), Micky
Dolenz. (right) and Davy Jones are stranded on in "Monlcee.s
Marooned'' on NBC's The Monlcees. in color Monday, 7:30 PM.
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Twin Brothers Track Big Bears
To Save Them from Extinction
Twin brothers Frank Jnd John Craighead hunt rare game in
America in ''Grizzly!" the season's premiere National Geographic
Soaety special in color, Wednesday at 7:30 PM on C BS.
The Craipeadt track grizzlies In Yellowstone National P:ark,
001 to kiU the bi& bears but to save tMm rrom extinction. The arizzly bear (Urnu ltorribilis> has roamed Nonh America for
counlleu eons, but in just a century and :a half it has been nearly
exterminated. Less than a thousand grizzlies remain in the United
States outside Alaska.
On the program, the Craigheads ore shown in the early years of
this first major scientific study of the grizzly, trapping and then
drugging bears in order to examine them. Each bear gels a number
A fla111 1rlu)y ond Mr cub. nirm~rs of tlir Ursus horribilis spuiu <>I
bttlr tllol In tit~ past century and o Ital/ 'lieu dwlndlt!d to nrar utinctio11, survey tlie open spaces whut! thrlr ancutors havr roomed for rortS.
and a brightly colored ear tag to make possible a census and to
enable researchers to keep track of intl1v1dual bears.
The Craiaheads collect much valuable biological data. Milk sam·
pies supply clues to the grizzly's body chemistry and reveal relation-
ships with other species. Samples of blood d isclose 1hat grizzlies, like
humans, have high cholesterol and low thyroid levels. But grizzlies,
unlike humans, apparently escape hardening of the arteries. Further
research, hopefully, wilJ tell why and lead to a better understanding
of the disease in humans.
As the program pTogresses, the Craigheads arc shown seeking
further means to increase their observations of hear behavior. They
demonstrate electronic devices to locate. foll ow and get close to
this powerful animal that is most active at night and sleeps much
of the day in dense. timbered retreats. Viewers will see the Craig-
beads attach tiny radios to collars around many grizzly necks, and
then t.rack every move of the "bu~d" Ursus horrihilis.
The brothers are shown working in other wildlife experiment s
with predatory birds, Canadian geese and elk.
"Frank anti John Craighead have spent their lives seeking to underst~n<l and preserve wild creatures,'' says writer-producer-direc-
t~r Irwin Rosten in his script of "Grizzly!'' "They believe all man-
kind_ would .somehow be poorer if the grizzly or eagle or any other
species vanished from earth. They see all beings as part of a
wondrous scheme."
"All creatures." John Craighead says, "including man. exhibit
SO'!'e co~mon behavior traits deeply rooted in animal instinct and
animal drive. So, as ''e strive to know ourselves and to understand ou~ own. behavior, we find there is much we can learn by studying an~mal_ hfej .. whether it he mice or grizzly bears.'' . .
<;inzzly. was produced by the National Geographic Society and
David L. Wolper. Robcn c. Doyle is executive producer.
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THE ONLY PtL.OT, lV WEEK, OCT08 CR 28, 1961
MONDAY
OCT08ER 30
For morninc and afternoon
listinp, pleue see MY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Belolr,
for your comenience, ..
the day'a movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
11:29 tit oo -tc)
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8 So funny, IO .... , IO * true-to-life! Catch Ozzie Ii Harriet today!
............ (30 ... ) .,,_.. .... (JDllill.)
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10:00 L "CeupirKy .. Helltl"' (drlm)I (10 ... ) ..... c-6illl.
' illi Palmer, Sylvia SW. 8 M " J Mlllla; ..,_. (C) (30 m HAU• Had Few s-" ,._, .._,
'41-Susan Hayward, llllfid &«..-. a HITCHCOCK! Mary Alt«
11:00 0 "QtMeo o1 ni. Aluan'" ,.._. * stars! How nol to m•· lure) '47-Patricia MonlOll. ..... els a wea..._ uncle! fiptiar , • .,__.. ,....._., '54 ..... ,,
-Wlllanf Parker. 1--•h•• (JO.._) FT,_, tQ (JO .... ) 12:30 m (C) "T1la Scartet c:.r"' (.._. . 1'a ffM, 1 tQ (JO..._)
tu~e~ 'SS -Com• Wilde. MicUll ClllWI .... A (JO •>
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4:30 ti (C) "Calihnlia ~ (M· ct•a~ ~ T.r (w. venture) '52-Comel Wi6de. flflSI ~ ........ Dllil 0.,.
Wri1ht. fB Nist _, -= "W•." Dr ......
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(comedy) '48-0eftnls Mofpe .. .ladl1 Soaaler'I Calhr-. rw,ct 1 a rtytic
Carson. , ,......._ _._,•tile ,...
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&:00 ti ne lie 11an: <C> cr.o •> Jerry Dunphy.
0 Tiie 6tll ..... Nan: (C) (fiO iiifn.) Rob4!rt Abemedly, JldL L1ttYm.
0 L.A. TV DEBUT-COLOR * "THE YOUNG GUNS OFl
TEXAS" starrinc JIM I
MITCHUM, Al.AH LADO!
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IDUrmel I
Goober ..
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Anne Hot
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When we
dtred, '" posslble
found dt1
fJ @ CI> C.-., i. All1u: (C) (60 tie sonbatllin1 caper with Police·
.ua.) ~F1111 and Clft." Blue Eyes, women Pew Doyle so he can case
who was tent to prbon by Command· the y1eht on which Lacy died. Dan
er K.,a lor killln1 wild enlmels Tobin, Leon AYin. Pamel1 Currin
for tMit ltlttl Ind cllW'l, klcln191 ruest. Maurine Dawson Joins the •·
.ita S*lllr and !tit Comn11nder. rin ust 11 Pew.
JMm Gltll'l l»lst&. II) tllliu,: (C) (30 min.) "P1se1nt· G ..._ $ Mwle: .,...... (blo1· ry of Thailand." The rituals and P•I·
,..,..,, '65 -Clrol Lyni.,, Efrem eantty of Banpok ire captured u
n.lleMlt Jt. color cam ... fOCllS Oft the WOftd • • T ... W C 'II 11 (C) (30 flW Blllnae dltQfl. ... , ... ..... ........ , ......... : ·=:"·--· ! ""' -CIO M .) Oii.a.,: Ad um halls, .......... .....,, ... ti lDle .... Elb'llls
....... t-.JO ft Cl) lfi TeUy. (C) (3 hou") fm -.ct ....W IN Y•: Host Jon Green Bay Picken va. st. Louis
filmall and 1uest Jim Fullerton dis-Clrdln1ls 1t St Louis.
cuss Mutual funds. l.J ~ CI> "1t• "*-: (C) (30 E ~ J CllllClll M iiirn.) Bitty 1nd ROdney hwe • ren-
11:11 a .... frM UflCU.: (C} (60 min.) dllVOUS 1t the 11ra1e: Eddie tries to •'lfle Dudty Quest Affair." Solo ind comfort 1 crylna RI!', Adrienne ac:·
llufyallin become the prey of 1 cun· cuses Peyton of 1Y01dln1 her.
ninl 1CC1ntric who pl1ys hunter fJ TeltPt Ill (C) (90 min.) _.. .. ......_ .. Is .. " D II) 811rp Plenot's World Adft11-"''" ~"a!" u " 11me. 1rren t.1: (C) (30 min.) "Bonnie Scot· McG1Yift 11 Karmall. the hunter. 1 d ..
lllf1p Mnort Is Shella, the helms. m NET Jolttul: "Cub• Today." The
B Tune quick to "The Un· rll'IOlutlonlry spirit of Clstro's Cuba * invited"! tt's a &ripper! is an1tyzed in this repcrt, ran1ln1
• ~ (C) (30 min.) Eliza· from a meetl~a ol lhe Oraaniution
bttll lliloMaometY ind Mirtin Lin· ol Latin Amencart States to 1 c1ml·
-., pat. val al the birtllplau of the rewlu· fB ,_ c-tion-Santl11Q. Clnclid film shows
fl) .... el Ille 1Me1: "The fearful Clstro, ~tok"r ClrmichHI and oth·
JOq." French edv•ncements cause •rs ur11n1 v~lence ~nd auen111a "'* in Ensland, and Yon likes warfare In Llltn Amenca.
b '·ncl' .. I d "ltwilta M•sial ,._.. ' .. 1n~ n s 1rmy an lO!GO . ~ Cl) 1 SW. (C} (60 min.)
°""'1 daimln1 the CIOWl'I. " ed Suh of Courap." The arrival E Lii VlclMNI of Kelty and Scott in a small Grffk 1:318 a Cl) T1lt ltlcy sa...; (C) (30 Vllllle trfuers the Wrath Of I ven-
fllill.) Mr. Mooney refuses a loan aeance·sttkina Pappas, lither of
to Chudl Willis (Robert Goulet) be· Stephanie. a local bea uty believed
e11111 lie has "beady eyes." but to hive been "wronaed" by Kelly
Lucy tea llim u a perfect double on a previous visit. Roaer C. Car-'°' stu Aobtfl Goulet. mel. Louise Sorel auesl. l.J ~CI> ht PIWI: (C) (30 min.) 8 It's happening right now
"file Oea111·Do·Us-Part Raid." The * on GEO PUTNAM News! Rats run into 1n ambush In an Arab • w l1 ... Allhouah wounded, Tray IS· e ,.., .. Pllbl1• " ... (C) (60
e1pa 1s Ille Germ1ns capture the mfn.)
others. 1nd he seeks refuae In the fJ ~ (1) ~ 111 Valley: (C) (60
llUt al an Irish neut11I tchool· ~lrt.) 'GUTlty. Jarrod Barkley risu tl9Chtr PIPJll Scott &uests.. his life lryin1 to save a client Con-
1.._:. Cti1fia sa..w (C) (90 min.) victed murderer Jeff Bowd~n escapes
Wu•lrflll w.w of w. ... : (C) cust~y ind talles refuae 1n a school
I( 1111D.) "Rltum to Budapest." !built: =l~d(~) 1(:~in.)
: E.4llallM Daria& v..m. (C) (30 min.)
Wertcl TOIMfrow HI II 18 (I)-., Crlfflttl: (C) (30 Tutr. fa•ilitf
mill.) Wf • toft Opie disobtYS him 10:30 Del Mar bee (C) (30 min.)
and tipt-reconb a bank robber's fut.. fll•: "Behind Pri'°"
CDnfmioft. While Aurtt Bet cooks Gates."
IDUf'IMt mub for the prisoner end flQ Wutllapie Wld In RIWift
Goober llands 1uard, Opie and Ar· 11:00. n. lltll Hellr News: (C) (30
nold bus the cell. Then they dla up min.) Georae Skinner. Raler Johnson.
llis $25,000 loot. but ere afraid to a Of lMHb 1acl Se• (C) (60 mlrt.) rtPort il Herbie Flye auests. News final: (C) (30 min.) Baxter
8 ~@ Deuy TM•u ttovr: (C) Ward.
{ro min.) "F1mt Is 1 Four·letter fJ Mowle: '401y of the Outlaw"
Word." Stacey McClll tries to pre· (western) '59 -Robert Ryao, Burl
went YJCtor Fairbanks from publish· Ives, Tina Louise.
ln1 1 slanderous story about film· I Jot Pyne (C) (30 min.) director Jeff Hoffman, one of her1 Nen: (C) (30 min.) Bill Joh ns.
clients, since It could ruin both his ~Official DetKtlwe
career and marria11. Siie deddes to 16 Tiiis D11 1967 (C)
bt1t the publisher et his owrt 11me. 11:30 • ~TH Tonl&M S1tow (C)
Clrolyn Jones is Stacey, Berry Sulli· Joey llshlp Sllow (C)
Vin is Falrb1nks. Rlch1rd Conte Is Les ant Sltow (C)
Hoffman, MichHI Rennie ls colum· Movie: "TIJ ind Cit Me" (mys·
nlst Paul H11ton, Geraldine Brooks Is tery) '51 -Franll Lovejoy, Lloyd
Anne Hoffm1n. ' Bridaes. 1.J @ (1) Tiiie ftlolly S41Uld: (C) j 12:00 It Spooll-ln Movie: ''Tiie Wolf Man"
(30 min.f''The Pit Hind of Death."! (hOrror) '42-Lon Chaney. Claude
When wealthy Arthur L•cy Is mur· Rains.
dered, and his chaut1eur-the only,12:301 tUfXT News (C)
possible witness to the crime-is 1ru.in1 Point
found dttd, Sat Stone plans • lit·' (j) News
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The first live telecast of a sports event from the Hawaiian
Islands takft place this Saturday and Sunday when NBC beams
-via the Loni Bird sotelllt....,.xclusive coverge of the 3rd Annual
Hawaiian Open Golf Tournament, from the beautiful Wolalae
Country Club an Oahu.
Most of the top professional golfers are expected to toke port
in the $100,000 PGA tournament, Including Arnold Palmer, Gary
Player, Don January, lilly Cosper, Gay Brewer and defending
champ Ted Makalena.
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fed to the telmsion sets across the country. The cowroge will
also be Mnt to Japan via Lani Bird, and to London via Early
Bird satellite.
lost year, Hawaiian Ted Mokalena won the hometown event
with a 17-under-par 271 to become the first ~slander ..., to
win o PGA-sponsored championship. The burly. emy-going Ha-
waiian fired a dosing 68 to dominate by three strokes a dauy
field that included Brewer, Casper, Sanden. littler, Geiberger,
Hebert, Crampton and Souchak.
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DAmllE MOVIES
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEI(. OCTOBER 28, 1967
i:21 fa (I) -(C) m ,ftfY MatM (60 min.) hulth 1nd a lon&er life Is examined,
fl) St9d MlfMt S.•!UtJ/Otfice tf, with Ctete Roberts servina as report.
lc1I Ult P'rnidtnt er. The proar1m reveals that milliona
8 OlllE .. HARRIET! 15-yr. m NET f'laJlloll•: ·ihe Tale of of American' are suffer1n1 from * old Dnid cets a pipe!I Gtnjl #8." Repot some form of heart diM1se due not A marvelous must-see! -.IJIMa de a. htrtlla to ovlfWOB but to undtrworli-t
• Uil ne<ct that Cln hM Mflous COii• 8 ... _. llllrilt PO ""11·> ' 1:00 DU (j) JenJ '-" Sllew: CC)' aequenct&. • .,,_.._,--:-.:»mill.>' :..:-J=-.s~"=\ 9TumtoGEORGEPUTNAM .... ·11...-. I * on s tor u.. .._tt
E 7 a •' " s llfllt tc> • ROUER GAME5-llvet (C) ! ........... ._ tQ (to t.:'* ," .• ,"~;. * T·BIRDS vs. CHICAGO D~(l)tWts:M hllce: (C)
l (f.', ?? ,._ • ..., .._ (C) (2 hou11) (tlO iiirn.)Blna Crosb1 holb. Yictor
J4 I m ,...... (C) (30 min.) Bora•. Roser Miller. Gall Mll1ln.
11:11 II ...... alt. ..... (*-'al '62 1• 8 ~Cl) cm &mile ..._. (C) fl),... c.. Paul L1ndt auest. The United Na·
-JMtl Bllir. Pit« .,...._ (lb -.)Wlllr Crol*ltt. • I 81 u. Vldt.. lions Children's Choir ind the htlcije
......... Tll" (Iha •enla'y} '51-• P' r j •• a., ...... (C) (301 •·JO R Q Cl)~ ~ Hottr: (C) flnn Group also IA featured. . Ti* ...,....._ --> . . (IQ ..,, ) r Con !Kiit cOo m Alea lk•r News (C) (60 min.)
11• II,,,..... (Wll4n) "S2-&ll ..,.,_ • DEATH YALL£Y DAYS Ind~~~ ':n.s =~· Freddie~..: m Ftcet Ind '**'.cc> (30 mlll.)
lialn.. .., • ! II ,,.,_-(..,stefy) * in excitinc story of frHloldtr (Skelton) 1tt1nds 1 love· ~ F~e Al•: 'Counsel IOf
'42_,eter lam. Indian who led his people In 111d tries to btcomt a hippie. fJi) ..... "H nosia .. David
U:JO •"I ....,., fti1 ...._.. (Mdlol· to .....__..___ • Cal"f D Tlle l!Wlden: (C) (60 min.) · . 1• YP 1 · ... f ) ·52 -librilp lllcNlfoe AMI fTWfl in I • "Summit Melllni." P1rt I of two Prowitt eum nes the lets '"" Ill· :S., · 8 .... ...,-.,.: (C) (30 min.) pirts. DIYld Vincent and Mlchitl llSits connected with the ut ot
. "\.It .., ..... ;.." r,.. *'Y ol lmsldtr ltern of en 1lltn plot to hypnosis.
4:.JO 8 .......... ~ ..... fQi9. ......... 1911 a.... IMUll bme, assassinate the world's leaders Ill Qt) Cl) Dtdlie4I
.....-(~) 'U-W"idl Bell .._ W WI ,..,.. ID freedOnl from m111t. William Windom, Di1n1 Hy· II) Ttm di £...-
Lupi, loll 0...,. ~.,.r ... lllOldc..ifOf'ftia. land, Mich11I Rennie, Eduard F11nzll0:30llQl (l)Wlllt, Wiiiet, Wlllu a ...... , ... , ... M;5*: Ir ..... tc> (lO .... ) . auest. WMfe, MJ1 (C) (30 min.) "JFK-the Zltor*J, CJep l....... at flt 1 I II (C) (30 llMft.) m Men Crtttill Slltw (C) (90 min.) Childhood Y1111: A Memoir for Tele-~ =~~ m w..-wst: (C) (30 min.) "The vision by His Mother." Mrs. Joseph
-~ llllk ,,.... T.r ( . lost Temple." K«!Mdy reminl1ees 1bout the Mtty -'!I . CllNll fl) Tlllnl Miii 191111 of her ton, former President i lut .......,_, Doris D11. .-i La Ma John f. Kennedy, 1nd talks of "-'·
S:ll Plill II .... Uil Mdy l1mlly lift. CBS News Ccw,._ a LAREDO! It's a Roman s..111 * .._ 1;45 fill lfltitll c..4ar spondtnt Harri Rearontf ecc:ompe·
r-· · the W 1 7:11 • -.0 ..,... ""9rt/~ 9':00 D -m Wlfld ''•"'• MMt: nles ROM Kenned1 on a tour ot ttle * unpere m est. 7:JIBCllCE:a.;rt: (C) (60 mln.)I ({)~~ .. , .. tile bl!" (drema)I house In Brookllne. Mass. where .loll•
5:11 B Die .. ~ tc> (60 .... , .,._ ~ L80ftld ~n-1 '67 -Ht!WY Fonda, Mldl1t1 Paru, Kennecfy was born. J1rYJ o..iiir. *J ,.tflJ ......_ U ·COll'ticts Anne Suter, Dan Ouryta, Sal Mineo. m ..... (C) (30 min.) 81'e • .._ ~ (C) (iO •A .... a.-. U.. cross-eyed • In 1885 In the bluk town of Binner, fJl> C.W. Reapn'a P'rea c...t .....
.-.) ...._ MlerMdly, Jld t.--. ._ ill~ to ID '**to the com· New Mulco. Ben CMmbtrlaln (Fon· 11:00 Ra.. O'Qect Repert; (C) (30
"'1 II jlil . da>--n 1~lc itinerant to whom aifn.) >tfrJ DunPhJ . • ROCK HUDSOM-"NEYER au Ci) I .._ " ~ (C) dlftlt Ind self·doubt came ~t-Q n. 11~ ...... Ntft: (C} (30 * SAY GOODBYE"-COLOR! tlO *5 ~s • Movie Is forclcl to run for hit life from 1 min.) Geor11 Skinner, Rifer Jo11111011. a. rcaea 111111: (Q --5".-... *ddes to QUit the ... poue of brvt•I lawmen when wrona· B Of l.uds 1114 s... (C) (60 mill.)
Sly ' a j -( ..... ) '56 -lllcti ...... ,,..,.. ... becolM • ~ fully awned of I bar &ir1's murder. ..... flul: (C) (30 min.) ......
...._, Cor1lll ........ '-It IUr lifter lie _, TOf11 are 11111.ned m Tiiie Mlrkln Wiit; (C) (30 Ward.
SUdltL t..a aft• _..., out • " Id ill • NASA clocu-mary him. min.) "Clnadlan Kaltldotcopt." 0 ....._: (C) "MlfJw ClltW' (hO<·
tiis wife. .., -...S Ille wn i. ..... ~ =.. ._ 30 fl) rut.rt Fll•: "Pecos Kid." rorHouan1 Podesta, Christophtr
Ille ..... W "8 911 ._ ... to ., T..., (C) ( fJi) F..e.re: (C) "MOllument to the Ltt.
loclte lllf. --~ (]) Canilell' lertla: CC>' Ofum." Step-by-step documtntary m Jee P'yDt (C) (30 mm.) 1J ._, ca cm · > II "'41 1 .. of the buildlna of the St Louis Gate· CD ....._: "Privlte Hell W' (mp-
•• ._ ..,_. (Q ";; .._) (ID -.) ~r:-~! :::r1 w11 Arch. ThrM 111rs in. the maklnc. ttry) '54-ldl Lupino, Howard Outf. ~(I) ..-C ""-lAft .._. 11 W::. ~-~ Utt Chica U. the fltm cowers the entire contlruc· ii~...., To ":ta 1 Mlllilulre
W" (drW) ~n ,trey a. ~De=-wi.o ,._ 1 m~ tlon of the huae stalnlus stttl erdl. ~ tf:$::,. Dr/ 1 (C)
Ti .. ~ 11iJ the Gori11n. E TY llakll o..t
pt. co.. .,_,. 8-$11Mr..,....... lbioa· t:JOR8(1)1eed llentlq, w.w:lll:l08~: "Or; ...,.. llMI Mr •
• ... _. fllrL ... ....,) ~ L~. Or-nm-("f) (30 min.) Mr. Hutton atr1naui ..,. (horror) 4l--$ptnctr Tracy,
•......,. .. 1 llililt lr~ BlrTJ ~. for his dix jocUys Lewis alld. UM Turntr.
9Cl)1111 flal ' (t) • Tnillt • C1 t .: (C) (30 Cl1rl1, to do their s~ from 1 dudt1 11 ~:, T= = fcJ e o hlie .... ) Boll Blftier hosts. 1 t1nch but then learns h it rea lly a. Lu~ .. Stlew (C)
__ ::..--------------------•••ranch. DltVid Ketchum 1ues1s.I D ~CI) NYf'O: (C) (JO min.)1 lZ:OO U SpeN·lll" Mewte: ':lie S.. 11
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"\;Itch 1 Hero." Ott. Mike Haines fr1nll1t1.U'! (horror) 39 -Bol1a
breaks down 1 alr1's alibi and In· Karloff, Bu1I Rathbone.
crlmlnetes her boyfriend, 1 vlleran 12:30 w. lrullina '9iftt
Ma rine. in the slayina ol a drunk. Mowlt: ..... •••(' (mysttf))
Judi West. Robert Forster, Mlchaell '4 -Oana Andrews, Jane Wyatt .
Currie 1uest. 1:0011111$: "AINnl tllt l..Mlt(' 0 TtllPI 111 (C) (90 min.) (m1J1ery) 'U -Albert Otkkw, Su11n m 'assport to Trnel: (C) (30 min.), Hayward.
"Casual Cruise to Peru." I 8 Ntw1 Wr111-at1. local (C)
fJi) l11pe of WOllMll Votlrs: A db· Movie: (C) .... ...a.I" (IC*·
cussion ol the death penalty b1 Gilda tacular) '62 -Bellnd1 Lee, Spyros
Cohen, prominent defenae attorney, Fokas.
a~ J .. ~I.lier Leavy, chle~ f~r the l:lO m All·NIPt M1¥1ts: "Fort A'&itr1" tr~ls d.v1son of the LA D1stnct At· (adventure) '53-Ywnne De Carlo,
tomey. Carlos Thompson, "Affection*" Ill Clllno H•rera Yours" (comedy) '41-Merle Oberon,
, 10:00 R MXT Reports: (C) (30 min.) Dennis Morpn. ''Ciptaill Bid I ''fhe Danaer Y11rs: Over 35." Proper! Jack" (1dventur1) '52-Georie San·
exercise ind Its relatlonihlp to aood' ders. Patricia Roe.
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....._ .-1 .,, II t1le new Los Anpla • ........ __. ~) '46j blo. wllert they watd! tM 111i1111ls -a-r.. ...... .... ... f-. ..,, ' stOty by M6J Ii. 8 ...._. ~ ~) '50 Oewille, IM "'1 with t1le animals. w-......., llllJ ... ........_I fr,., CC> (30 mm.> ....... ,....,.. ~) ·~ n,,......., (C) QO min..)
.......... Caly Cinllt. j Cillir.a'• .... (C) (30 mi11.) IZ::Jl. "'h 1 ....... C*w) '41 TGllial C.../...._ ..._ ~ 9-td. "" C..,.. Ci), ....... tt
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i:JI "GRIZZLY!"
• lAREDO ii we.re al ti QJ oo ... U ......... !fcoo: .... 1 CriDtf! <C> * the bic WI 11 ! • action (60 ••)A Nllioml Gq:raptiic So-
is! TodaJ meet Ille Prince' atty special filmed In Yellowstone nd Cllllld Teton National Parks. Ori. of Amhasia! Best Bet! w. 11111 rrallk Caichead, twin
...... ~ A <• •>1 ~ilk wiewen on 1 a>nWf· Jlrwy ....,_ mm hunt for the most dlncerous
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8 Dellbie ReyllOlds -•'JWO 8 Iii @ 1111 v-...-.: (C) (90 * WEEKS WITH LOVE -(C) llli11.) '11itt• AututM." t1ay Grain· 11• ftld -..: A -r.. rer. 1t Sllilall tblldl wllile llis broth· a. .. a..-<-:e) er is ill Daw• on business. sudden·
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,..,...., lllllils c...-.. • It· arrMI 1liltl 750 tittle, some ol
lllll2ilm ti • a.. .-.. wllidl U. btxkJtt ffttf. and while ~ ... -_. • t t '11 cddlrlltilll tM net ol the drive in
II .._ .,._ ti at IJilM .....,.. llMll, JM:?aon's brother fires 1 bullet
I _, A (ID.._) that llills Hattie Mclain and he1 hus-
C... ..... A (JO •> bMcl nm to tae the in into his tfJJ (j) Ill*: .,.. -ill -. ......_ John Mclntire makes
...,,, (..,...,, '45 llli! 11111-fifSI of sewenl 1uest appurances
.... llilll2 ..._ ..., ....... I as a., CrHICtf, substitutin1 f0<
-.rs 11111! Ult li9e tM:K ~ were filmed. I._ _, ..._... a..r1a Bickford, wtio was 11hng at
(i) n. m , 1 tQ OtJlm ill ttte llJfSl ast are John Er,.. ~. Richan! X Slattery. Steve
1::211 (i)-tQ c.t... Y!f11nia G1tU. Jeanette
l:JI ..... 8 GmE ~ HARRIET haft U Arlene Francis & Nipsey * ID be one of the top' * Russell on SUPER BINGO! fun.teams an TV! I g s.er litteo: (C) (30 min.) Arlene
f but real! T~' frHCis i nd N1psey Ruswll guut. . UllllJ, . . -S 0 tJ7, CV C.ster: (C) (60 min.)
IS ........ bic -Hr! "BreiiioUf." Custet is stranded afoot R.. _, llmllill: (JO .._) i11 SilMP country hundreds of miles
"iliie ..._ hiL • lltllJI mmillr· '""" fort Ha,es. Al an isolated
... ...., ......_ lllrrill fiuly staie sution ht bo.lrds a coath with "'-Onie iltll ,...... • ..._ a •aried usortment ol travelinr com· .... ii•..._... panioiis When 2 Sioux war party
• • ,._. -....: (JO •>I starts to trail the coac:ll, some of ~ C I.-..... -U.. ti llc:ll "' the ~ngers want to tum Custer
.... ill llil .._ r.til llllftln -1 OVef to Ille Indians Burr de Benninr .
sbnrllila. C--. _,.... '1e 'Hick Hill. Kathleen Nolan, Ray Wal·
................. DllldM1 stOll I'd "-,__ mse1 M lbltil 0 ... $ Mowie: "Na,.... (bioc·
ii ~ .... ....._ _, i.u,es raphy) •6S-(:•rol Lynley, Efrem Zim-a. ~ I. t>alist Jr I lldllW•.., (JO ...., m ,,.. .. ConStflllttlCU: (C) (30
lltllilS r...,. , min ) Bob Barker hosts.
(i) n a ; .......... (Q (Cc"l·~uedl
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Minis and Bikinis
Gar) Owens 1~ called
Wilh Utter Conv1c11on
wanted in 10 rhc: radu'
L£NNIC WFINltlll
I he \,Lin WhCI .in U11 er Jn Ah,urd Line
I h" 1.1lcnl W:t'I J naturnl (o r ,1 man who
1•d telt''"ICIO indu'ltry. In fact G ary has
done so well :it hi~ cra rt
that hi? is listed as one of
the five ~t disc Jockeys in
the nation ;i nd was n;>mcd
Oi'IC J~kcy of t~ Year in
1966 by the National Gavin
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GARY 1111 FNS
I cnnie Weinrib ha" ·· ~n called the most tnlcnted m11n in ~how
bmtne<;s, I By hi' motl• ·r ) He acts. directs, writes. p~unts. wrile'i
poetry and fence,. Thi· disgusting pan is that lh"' ''know 11 ..ill "
doc'\ l~m all eiccep11w1ally well "Beach Ball" for Paramount.
.. Wild. Wild W inter" frr Universal and "Out o f Sight" for Univer'i11I
were all films that ht· :o--produccd and d irected. As an actor he
has been tn many WC'll known TV ~how<\. and motion picturl-s. 1"
author o f "Elephant 1\1\0k\" (a million ..ellcr). hos appeared a' J
single in La., Vt"8lJ' hnrcl'\, was a slar of the Billy Barnes Revu e
. . . and 1s prohahlv .inc o f 1he ~t known voice., on 1clcvi<.1on
commc~ial<1
Gary and u nnie h 1ve m ade an in-depth study of minis ;i n1I
bikinis and have come up with facts and film thafrc bound to h;ive
n profound emotional reaction from alt ~gments of our society.
Fro m the te'llile mill' comes the cry. "Never have so many <1kim
bttn made of so very li•tlc material." From the educators come~ the
scream. ''T he thigh's the limit." The designers say. "Women have
nothing to hide " Re1.1ilc~ exclaim. "The skirts may be gelling
5honer. hut 1he profits are getting longer... The show is called
"Mmi<1 and Bikini5." airing Friday. 9 ;JO PM. on Channel IJ. Gary
3nd Len plan 10 syndicate the show nationall y for the hcnefit of
all m:inkind. Between them they don't have one stn1ght line rn
"Min~ and Bikini~." bu1 then ncitMr do their models .• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
DAILY PILOT
THE 9AIL:(__ PJ. TV WCD<. OCTOBER ii. "
WOlfESOAY (CofttlnNd) r 9:30 f) ~ (j) He I. Sllr. (C) 130 •1un
Ptny MllOll (60 mrn l Paula catrits ti.f battle for pay '31• Ill Seta tUIUt SH11111iy/ orl roc rirttnen into an elevator wr
: Prttideirt -....c-Dick's publisM<. wtio has 011
Er) leM S.at j Ille increase edrtorially-and the el
fl) MIMielel a GIHio vatOf brtau down between 110011
1:00 I Ir..,. Ill (C) (90 min ) 8 Rugged James Garner l ~ (C) (30 min.) * takes on MINN FATS : Nows •• ,_+dw . . ·~ .. , .... at pool tonight I The 10:00 . tB Ci) o... _. The
hottest new show on TV! llMe: (Cf(&O nithl ) o.dM end 8 ~....,. (C) (30 min.) Cullla111 anl¥e la 1 saall ,_.. ~"* S-. "'*9 their diellt. Mdlmll. Ii tlel I,_,. (Cl (30 mftt.) succs fOf SS0.000 to IUllllOlf
,..., .._ widow of a """ ht killed In a du ...... s,., ... ,. Chart• Mrs. Anit>et showt Dunclte the dutt
uncll dlrem the 104·pltte Boston ing plstoli htf husband and Mc.Jam
S1mphony Orchestra rn ''Symphony used. It appears that the slltils ha~
Ho. 2" by Hone11er and "Symphonr been lampered with. Louise fmy
No. 5" by Piston. Carroll O'Connor guest ..
I Las Vktl11111 0 @ @ lllln fot You Ul1: (C
1:30 Qt (j) Tiie Btftrty Hillbillies: (60 min.) "Down With WlllY Harth
( (30 min ) Jed decides to buy a Paul Bryan comes to the defense o
rarm1n1 plot for Granny and contacts an old tnend and former telev1s10
a land firm called Happy Valley, not star who is accused of a statuto
rnllzlng that 1t Is a oemetery. Happy offense. Don Rickles guests.
Valley salesman Bruba•er visits the 8 It Happened today! Get
Clampetts _and soon is conYince<i that * it from GEO. PUTNAM!
he Is duhn1 with a lamily of cold· Co pt~ 1 ht I 1 bloodtd killers. m •i:ae, • • co or.
! Wrttttt.r (C) (90 min ) a Q.rre \ ""--..... (C) (60
@ Tiie s.co..d Huftdnd min.)
Mii: (~ (30 min ) "Just Pay the I Ala °'* ...... (C) (60 mrn.)
Two Dollars " Luke 11 jal~ as a bur· ZtdY's Fat111 .. 11.U..1 (C) (30
llary suspect wtllle helpln1 an elder· min.)
ly lady hunt 101 her mlssln1 poodle. f& ~utM flltw: "Hell·Shlp Mor
Luke conducts his own defense and gen
his eloquence ~es Judge Potter to 1 le• dtl MilfaHa
live him a su~nded sentence. This lO:JO lllowl: (C) (30 min.) Bill Johns.
isn't good enourh for Luke He's in· Ot1at9 flldnl: A per90n1t rt
nocent and he demands lh; court to Yiew of his own Photoartphs is pen
find him so. by Aaren Stsk1nd, who• pidures m Morv Qrfffin Sllow (C) (90 min.) ha\'e captured tile sights of Chicaao •
• WOlldtn of ttle World (C) (30 11:00 II Elewon O'Cledl ~ (C) (30 min.) min ) Jmy Dunphy .
I em. c."ent a n.. 11t11 ..... ~ CC> c3o
LI o.caa · min.) Geor1e Skinner. Rater Johnson.
9:tD • a CJ) Qr1111 Acres: (C) (30 B Of LMda -s-<C>. (60 min.) min.) Oliver Douglas. tired of pay. ..._ FlNt: (C) (30 min.) Baxter
ln1 stora11 rates on an item neither Wud.
he nor Lisa can remember anything a ... ~ "lie c.,.-' (mystlf}) '57
tbout. has ti delive~d and discovers -Rory Calhoun, Mary ~-
it Is a monstrous sculpture. ID ... ,,,.. CC) (30 min.) .., D P (i) llf'lft Musk Hall: (C) (60 ID ~: "CllllMtt In~ (dra·
min.) "Aldler on the LOOM ... Jack ma) 56--~1ut l ukn, Kay Walsll.
Benny, Henn~ 't'oun1m1n, Michael I rn nn ... Rlbln (ol the concert staae) and @ Tllia °'? 1M7 (C)
Morey Amsterdam star as "The ' Tu lilt ltowitw
Waukepn Strine Qu.rtet." Guuts CI> ....., include Liberace Astrud Gilberto and ll:JO IJ Mewit: NI M•riM • w .... ff
The Blues M~~s. (comedy) ·~eor19 Gobel, Diana D ~ (!) ... _.., ~ .,..: ~ Oors. Adolpllt Mtnjou.
'1"I. ledfOrd lnddenr (drama) '65 I ~~ nt T•l&M a.. (C) -Richard Widmart. Sidney Poitier, .(l7) JMy ,...., a.. (C)
James MacArthur. Martin Balsam. l• lllt S-. (C)
When an unidentified submarine is U:OD II s,.M-i• Mwle: "Seti ff DfK·
louted by e N1vy destroyer the Illa" (horror) '43-lon Chaney, Lou·
ship's martinet Commender be~mu ise Allbritton.
obseaed with br1nllnr the other 12.:JO m lrlllln1 Point
vessel to the sur1.e.--as I trainlna m Mewle: "TIM Mtn I Mlfrled"
elfln:lse for his cre'#-and mtrti· (drama) '40-Jofn Bennett. LJoyd
lessly drives his men to the brulll· Nolan. ~point. 1 :GD II...,..: "MllJ a.,.., flllftiwt"
lllendl 111 a. s.t: (C) (30 min.) (mystery) '3S-Sytri1 Sidney, Melvyn
Thullderinr Surl." Bruce Brown. Oou1t11.
producer of the tt1rfin1 niek. "Th• a .... ; "Tiie o...,. llrtl" (com·
Endless SumlMI'," Pf'ltlfttl 101M ot tdy) '44-Mn Sheridln. Jane Wyman.
the most bfllftl.tallinf MQUOl!Cd En Arden.
ever filmed of ltlls acttlftf 11POft. D llewle: "CMif1rt1ll ,...,... (1d· fl>,..._. '11111: "lt1n11 Mders." venture) ·~omst '"'*"· Adele
fl) ''"""'""'· "C.pit1tfzin1 on Mara. Sptee TedtnofoO." Of Rit~rd l:JO ID All~lfllt ~ "ltftbll Aplt"
Brenneman and fUestl explain the (adventure) '34-lnlie Howard, Kay
work of NAVAN-North America's Of. Francis. "lrettl« ltlt 1tMI ....,..
l•ni11tlon to COfM1t spece rts11reh (comedy) '40-Eddie Albert. Ron1ld
into commercial profits. Re111n. "TH Depmod" (drame) '56
II) Mllr-. .....,. -Anne Heywood. Robert Arden.
"What's h•
snmming is
form." So say
dent at Unive
"1ne trend
program. wh
from radio d
series, the 90·
the two-hour
Universal,
World Premi1
season. airs a
er on the Ru
s1ars Henry f <
en drifter wh4
HENRY FO
help the sistec
ing. accused •
group of sadi!
h:r, Sal Min
Duryea are a·
Tinker ma
of movies m:
evitable devcl
wood films d
the most imp<
uling revoluti
diets that in
seven instead
a week, and t
feature nigh1'
similar categ•
two mysteries
T inker isn'
three networt
acteriz.e this
"Specials are
too," he say
hig 1hing no
half-hour sho
jcct at a mo
11,.: ""ling:
In the first
FILMS, AND MORE FILMS
"Wbot's happeoll'\&" in primNinw pro-
ammlng i1 a strona awioa to the .. long
rm." So says Grant Tinker, a vice•presi-
nt at Universal Studios.
''The trend is away from the half-hour
ogram. which actually is a holdover
Jm radio days. Now it's the hour-long
ries, the 90.minute drama, and especially
: two-hour feature film."
Universal, who launched its so-called
orld Premiere movies made-for-TV last
lson. airs a new World Premiere, "Strang-
on 1he Run," Tuesday, 9 PM. NBC. It
1rs Henry Fonda as a down-and-out drunk-
drift!=r who comes to a railroad town 10
HENRY FONDA 1ton os 8~11 Ch11m1H1/ai11
·Ip the sister of a friend but ends up fight-
g, accused of murder and fleeing from a
()U p of sadistic railroad guards. Anne Ba.x-
r. Sal Mineo, M ichael Parks and Dan
uryca are also starred.
Tinker maintains that the phenomenon
movies made-for-TV. which was an in-
•irable dcvelop~nt as the supply or Holly-
ood films dwindled, has caused "perhaps
e most important programming and sched-
ing revolution TV has yet seen." He pre-
cts that in the near future there will be
ven instead of the current six movie nights
week, and that networks will have double-
ature nights with two films. possibly in a
milar category, such as two westerns or
10 mysteries.
Tinker isn't minimizing the effort of all
ree networks (especially ABC) to char-
:teriz.e this as a year or special events.
;pecials arc part o f the long-form formal, -o:· he says. "But feature films _arc _the
g thing now-someday people will view
ilf-hour shows like they view a shon sub-
ct at a movie theater."
Tli.: r"tings, so far, show Tinker is righ.1.
1 the first Niel!ien raring reports. movie
niahts toot ft.,., teCOnd and lhird pl.ccs.
In the lausc rat.ins fot the wtJCk cndina
Oct. 8, movie nighll placed oiw. thru.
seven, nine and fifteen itJ 1he top twenty
shows. Only Wednesday night failed to show
up in the top 1wen1y. Some old favorite
series such as Gomer Pyle and Andy Griffith
stayed near the top. But only one new series
made the top twenty. and 8UCSleS are thal
nearly a dozen new series face cancellalion.
Currently, other srudiOI are producing
movies for TV, but Univcnal was lhe ftni
and ha.s done very well. Of 1he ten most
watched movies on TV last year. thrtt
World Prcmjcre films were listed. in sixth,
seventh and ninth place. ~rding to Uni-
versal. They were "Doomsday Plight," '1"hc
Longest Hundred Miles," and "Fame Is lhe
Name or the Game." The top three movies
were "Bridge on the River Kwai,'" -rhe
Robe." and "lilies of the Field."
The feature film nwk-for-TV is a kiod
of hybrid-a multi-purposed product-not
really a movie. made for theater viewing and
independently of the TV medium. aod no1
re.ally an elongated episode of a series.
It has some of the advantages that a
movie has; it has some of the disadvantages
of a TV series. World Premiere. like a series.
is developed under the eagle eye of network
programmers. NBC has theme approval.
script approval. top-casting approval. Which
means that it is aimed. as Universal execu-
tive Jerry Adler puts it, for ~mus audience
tastes. World Premiere is not an an house
workshop for specialized film malting." says
Adler. "Still , we do want tb branch out from
the standard material as time goes on. So
far." adds Adler. "we haven't run into any
interference or trouble with the network al
all."
And that's understaodablc, for part of the
reason, of course, may be that last year's
lineup or eight World Premieres included
a remake of the western movie "Winchester
73"~ "Ironside," which then wenl as a series:
a World War II sap with a kind of roman-
tic realism. "'The Longest Hundred Miles";
and a very familiar plot about an airliner
in night and a crackpot who claims he put
a bomb on board. ~Doomsday Flight." One
script, written by the highly creative Stirling
Silliphanl, called "Wings of Fire," unfor-
tunately out-melodramatized Peyton Place.
The movie made-for-TV is made not only
with the mass TV audie~ in mind, but
many are distributed overseas for movie
theater viewing. And some are made with
a TV series in mind. Univcn.al made a tw~
hour "Dragnet" for World Premiere 18)1
year; program executives liked it so much
they decided to do the series and the film
hasn't aired. One very early WP feature
about gangsters turned out to conlain so
much violence that it couldn't be put on TV
-ii was reln~d lu I~ tht:1ten in~tc:ll'J.
One feature rnode for rh~ kll~n. "Jigsaw."
apparently turned out to be so impra.sivc
thal ii will be dlstril>uled to movie theater
instead of run on TV.
Jf World Premiere~ have ~·me of the
restrictions of a series. they have advan-
ANNF. BAXTER
tages in time :ind money spent. "We spcnJ
close to a million dollars, sometimes more.
on each reature," says Jerry Adler. '"We're.
able 10 interest good writers becau)C a 1~0-
hour script gives them ri me 10 develop a
story; we interest a good number of top stars
because the roles give them something 10
sink their teeth into.'"
Critics generally praised last years World
Premieres with terms li ke "slickly produced
and fast-paced . . . ·• "sharp characteriza-
tion ... " "Slickness Jnd hriskness in every
detail . . " "Ac11on-packed and briskly
paced ... p1.xluced in slick, glossy ra~ion:·
Slick and glossy makes nice packaging.
And the World Premieres have gained from
expert pre-publicity. Hopefully, the con1ent~
will prove as intriguing as the packaging.
Adler maintains that <luring the upcominii
year World Premiere will rry some more:
offbeat themes. On 1he list is another west-
ern. called "Something for a Lonely Man,''
billed as a "character western" and starring
Dan Blocker of BonJnza. '"I Love a Mys-
tery." with Ida Lupino and Les Crane :
..Companions in NightmJre,'" a murder mys-
tery with a group therapy selling (no~
that's a bit difTercnt ): and '"The Smugglers.
with Shirley Booth
One hopes that the "l,1ng form'" will add
something besides length 10 TV program-1 ming. -md
Piii• 17
111:;.-
Minis and Bikinis
Gary Owms is cal~d fhe M;.in Who Can Utter un Ah\urJ line
With Uucr Conviction .. I his talent wac; a natural for a man who
wanted /,, to the radio anJ iclev1s1on industry. In fac1 Gary has
UNNIE WEINIUll
GARY OU ENS
done so well at his craft
tha1 he is listed as one of
the five best disc jockeys in
the no.lion and was named
Diic Jockey of the Year 1n
1966 by the National Gavin
Poll.
Lcnniir Wdnrib has ~en called the most talented man in ow
businca. C By his mother.) He acts, direc1s. writes. paints. wri1c'
poetry and fences. Tht> disgustinB part is that this "know i1 all"
docs thml all exceptionally well. "Beach Ball" for Paramount.
""Wild. Wild Winier·· for Universal and "Out of Sight" for Univcr~;il
wen all films that he co-produced and directed. As an ac1or he
bal been in many well-known TV shows. and mo1ion pictures. 1)
auchor of "Ekphan1 Books" (a million seller). has appeared as a
tinsle in Las Vegas hotels. was a star of the Billy Barnes Revue
••. and is probably one of the best known voices on tclcvi~1on
commcrciah.
Gary and Ut1nic have made an in-depth study of minis and
bikinis and have come up with facts and film that're bound to have
• profound emotional reaction from all segments of our sociery.
from the tati~ mills comes lhe cry. "Never have so many skirts
been made of so very li1tlc material.'' From lhe cducatol"l comes lhe
taeam. 1"he 1high's the limit." The designers say. "Women h:ive
noehint to hidt ... Rctailen exclaim. "The skirts may be gell ing
lhona. but the protils arc getting longer." The show is called
-Minis and Bikinis." airing Friday, 9:30 PM. on Channel 13. Gary
and l..m plan to 5Yndicatc 1he show nationally for the benefit of
aft mankind. Bctwttn them they don'I have one straighl line in
-Minis and Bikinis." but then neither do their models. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
There's Only One
N o. 1
A krng The Great Oranqc Coast
DAILY PILOT
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, OCTOBER 28, t
WEDN~Y (Continued) 19:30 8 a CJ) Ht l Slit: (C) (30 P•ry Muon (60 min.) P1ul1 c1mes her battle lor pay 8J Stodl M1rbt Summary /OfflC* ti for firemen into 1n elevatOJ
tM l'rnident Dick's publisher, who has m .... Beat lhe lncruse editorially-and the fm Mlercolts a lio~o v1tor bruits down between floaf\
l.1IO I,....,. Ill (C) (90 min) IJ Rugged James Garner btfka (C) (30 min.) * takes on M!NN . FATS : ~Ill'::
a1 pool tonight! The lt:oO act...._ _. "".
hottest new 5how on TV! U.: (CJ(fO Mia) o..-. •
• ~ ~ (C) (30 min.) CullaH ..... ll I 111111 -... G•,.., suma. ....,. ....., c11eat. 111cJ1ma. 1s
I ,_.. (C) (30 lllla.) aued tot S!0.000 to IUf'9lt
""' 1111111 widow ot e NII ht killed in 1
.... ~ Clllr111 Mrs. Amber lhows DVftdee Ille
Munch directs the 104-plece Boston in1 pistol.a her hutllend and lit
Symptiony Ofehutra in "SymphOny used. It appeers thet the slpts
Ho. 2" by Honeuer and "Symphony been llmpered with. Louise Trot
Ho. 5" by Piston. Clrrotl O'ConllOI' pat.
I Lat V'icti11111 D @ Cl) ... t. y., Utr:
l:JO Tiie Beverly HHlbillla; (60 min.) "Down With Willy IU1tl. ( ) '° min ) Jed dec1det lo buy a Paul Bryen comes to ttle dtfenst
farming plol tor Grartny and contacts en old friend •nd tonner telet
a l1nd firm called Happy V1t1ey. not Siar who is 1c:cused of a mt
realizln1 that it is a cemetery. Happy oHtMI Oon Rickles 1uesa
Valley salesman Brubaker visits the 9 It Happened today!
Cla~petts .ind ~n is con:'inced that * it from GEO. PUTNAM.
he 1s de1lm1 with 1 family of cold C m 1... 1 hr 1 1 blooded killers. 0 p oiae, • • co or.
~ Wrtlffinc (C) (90 min.) l,t Cetfll '*-News (C) (fill CiZl Tiit Stc:ond Hundred min.)
Mrs: (~(30 min.) "Just Pay the mAM1 ....... (C) (60 m111)
Two Dollars." Luke is jailed u a bur· G) ,_.,., fllll ....... w• (C} (JO
11ary suspect while helping an elder· nlin.)
ly lady hunt for her miuina poodle. fB ~tltlltt fl•: "Hell·Shlp Mot·
Luke conductJ his own dtfenu and pn.
his eloquence moves Judie Potter to I la .., Mllf'*t . live him a WSl>tnded sentence. This 10:30 "4rn: (C) (30 min.) 8111 Jolllll
ISll't good enough tor Luke. He's In-C1llute ftildwll: A Pf~•I. rt·
nocent and he dem1nds the court to View of hit own photoeraphs is IMll
find him so. by Aeron Siskind, whose pictures m MIR Crittin Stlow (C) (90 min.) lu\-e c1 ptured "" sl1hts of Clliearo
Q) Wonders of die WOlld (C) (30 11:00. f:JMI O'Qect ~ (C) (30
min.) min.) Jerry Dunpfly. EE Crots Current D T1M 1 ltlt ..._ "4rn; (C) (30 fm LI Duda mill.) Geor1e SkiMer, R.1fer JohftSOll.
t:OO 8 9 Cl) Creen Acres: (C) (30 11 Of LINI IM Sea (C) (60 min)
min.) Oliver Ooualu, tired or 111, = ....., flul: (C) (30 min.) Bu1tr
ln1 sto111e rates on an Item neither ~~-L.. _i. .,_ ( ) ·57
he nor LIM can remember 1nythin1 --· --"'JSlefY eboul, has It deliveted and discovers -Rory C.lhovn, Miry Costl.
It is a monstrous sculpture. m JM ,,_. (C) (30 min.) D @ @ Kr1tt Music Hall: (C) (60 m ~: -w.... ....... (drll·
min.) "fidd ler on the loose." J1ek me) ~ul Lukes, Kay Wallh
Benny, Henny Youn1man Michael -~'Bini .._ Rlbin (of. the concert siaae) and T1llt Dar 1K7 (C)
Morey Amsterdam star 15 "The : 11 11111 ...,...
Waukeaan Strini Q111rtet" Guests Cl) "4rn
Include Uber1ce, Astrud Gilberto ind 11:30 B .._.: "I IUrrfell 1 ~" The Blues Ma1oos. (comedy) '56-Gtorre Gobel, Oiln1
D Ci'> (3) Wtdnetdly Nlctrt Mwle· Oors.11 Menjou. ~ ledr.td Incident" (dreme) '6S ' Tiie T•llM a.. (C)
-Richard Widm1rk. Sidney Poitier. R.I JMy lw.., a.. (C)
James MacArthur, M•rtln Bal11m. II Lii Me Aew (C)
When an unidentilied submarine is 12:00 9 ~--.._...: "Seti If Orie·
louted by a Na~ destroyer the m" (hOrror) '43-ton Chaney. Lou
ahip's martinet Commander beoomes 1st Allbritton.
obsesstd with brln1ln1 the other 12:30 m ....... , '91nt
vessel to the surface-.s a trainlna G) ....._: '11111 lb1 I M.-ried"'
exercise lor his cre~nd mercl· (dram1) '40-.loln Bennett. Lloyd
lessly drives his men to the break· Nolen.
Ina Point. 1:00 B .._...: .,..., ...., flllftiwe" m lsllnds In the Sun: (C) (30 min.) (mystery) '35-Sylvfe Sldn.y, Melvyn
''fhe Thunderin1 Sur1." Bruce Brown, Oou1lu.
producer of the surfln1 flick. ''The CJ .._...: "f1tt o..,. CW (com·
Endless Summer," presents IOITle of tdy) '44-Ann Sheridln, Jane Wyman.
the rncm breath·llkinr aequences Eve Alden. ever filmed of this eicitin1 SPort. D .._.: "Cllhrlil ,...,... (ad·
fl) flttsrt fll•: "Ranae Riders." venture) '50-fomtt Tuder. Adele EE ln110¥atioftl: "Capitallzln1 on Mara. •
Spaca Technoloo." Dr Rich1rd 1:30 m All..ftlaM ~ ......... Aprt"
Brenneman ind auests upl1in the (adventure) •J.4..-leslie Howard. Kly
work °'·NAVAN-Horth America's or· F11ncls. "l"6tr Rlt -' ...,.. 11nlzahon to convert space res.,rch (comedy) '40--Eddie Albert Rol'llkl
Into commercial profits. Reaain. "Tllt Dtpr..,.,. (drama) '56 II> Mi.c.tes Mllllal -Anne Heywood, Robert Arden.
"Whal... hll int . ~So :)
dent at Unive
1bc trend
program. whi
from radio d
stnCS, the 9().
1ht two-hoUr
Univenal.
World PrunM
season. ain a
er on the Rw
stars Henry Ft
en drifter wbl
H£HaY FO
help the silkt
ing. accuted •
group of tadit
1er. Sal Midi
Duryea are al
Tinker ma
of movies nu
cvitable devd
....ood films d
the most impc
uling rnoluti.
diets that in
~vcn instead
a week, and I
feature niahU
similar categ.
1 WO mysteries
Tinker isn'
three nctworl
aclcriu lhil
"Specials arc
100," be say.
hig thing no
half-hour sho
jecl al a mo
TI • .: .... 1in11
In the first
FILMS, AND MORE FILMS
"\\'hat·• ....., [ ·~.. • primMillllr pro-•nunin• is • ~ ..... to tbc .....
tm ... So .ays Gnat Tmkcr. a Yiee-pftli-
nt at Univttl&I Studio..
1be trend is away from the half-hour
ogram. which actually is a holdo¥er
Jm radio days. Now it's the hour-b'tg
rics. the 90-minute drama. and esp«iaOy
c two-hour fcalUrc film. ..
Universal, who launched iu so-a.lied
orld Pttmicre movies made-for-TV lasl
:sson. ajn a new Worid ~. -S.rang-
on the Run," Tuaday. 9 PM. NBC. 11
u-s Henry Fonda as a down--aniklut dnmt-
1 drifaa wbo coma IO a ni1ro.t IDW'n to
:Ip the siller of a frimd but eodt up fight·
.g. accuted of murder and fterin1 from a
·oup of sadillic railroad pants. Anne Bu-
r. Sat Mineo, Michael Parts and Dan
uryQ are allo starTed.
Tinker maintains dual the phenomenon
movies made-for-TV. which was an in-
1itable dewlopmmt as die supply of Holty-
ood films dwindled, bas caused -perhaps
oe most impo11ant programming and IChed-
ing revolution TV has ~ ICC'ft." He ptt-
ets that io the near future there will be
·vcn instead of the current six movie nights
week, and that networts wtll have double-
:aturc nights with two films. pous"bly io a
milar category, such u 1wo westerns or
•m mysteries.
Tinker isn't minimizing the dfon of all
1rec nctworb (especWly ABC) to char-
:tcriz.c this u a year of spc:cia1 events.
ipccials arc pan of the loog-fonn format. '°·" he says. ..But fealure films arc the
1g thing now IOO'leday people wiD view
alf-hour shows like they view a short ~
ct at a movie theater."
11..: ,...linp, to far. lhow Tinker is righ.t.
l the tint Nidtien rating reports. movie
-... took lnl. ~ and third places.
la lk lalaa raaina for the week cndina
Oct. I, movit nipls plaud one. thrte.
seven, nine and fifteen in the top twenty
shows.. Only Wednesday night failed to show
up in the top twenty. Some old favorite
series such as Gomer Pyle and Andy Griffith
stayed near the top. But o nly one new series
made the top twenty. and guesKS are that
nearly a dozen new series face cancellation.
Cunently. other studim are producing
movies for TV, but Univcrul was the first
and has done very well. Of the ten most
watcbrd movies on TV IJt.st year . three
World Premiere films were listed, in sixth,
11CVenth and ninth place. according to Uni-
versal. 'Ibey were -Doomsday Flight." "'The
lonp Hundred Miles." and ·•fame Is the
Name of the Game." The top three movies
w~ -eridgie on the River Kwai... 1"he
Robe." and -u1iel of the Field."
Thr fearure film made-for-TV is a kind
ol hybrid a multi-purposed product-not
tally a movie. made for theater viewing and
indcpmdcntly of the TV medium. and nor
ralty an elongated episode of a series.
It baa some of the advantages that a
mo¥it bas; it bas some of the disadvantages
of a TV series. World Premiere. like a series.
ii dcvdoped under the eagle eye of network
programmers. NBC has theme approval.
ICripC approval. top-a.sting approval. Which
,_.. daat it ii aimed. as Universal exccu-
tiw Jcny AdJrr puts it, for .. mus audience
tllkS. Worid Premiere ii not an art house
wort.shop for specialized ftlm making." says
Adla. ""Still. we do want to branch out from
dtir standard material as time goes on. So
far ... adds Adler, '"'we haven't run into any
incerf~ or trouble with the network at
all ..
And that's understandable, for part of the
remon. of course. may be that last year's
lineup of eight World Premieres induded
a remake of the western movie "Winchester
73"; -ironside." which then went as a series:
a Wortd War II saga with a kind of roman-
tic realism. 1lae Longest Hundred Miles";
and a very familiar plot about an airliner
in fti,tlt and a crackpot who claims he put
a bomb on board, .. Doomsday Flight.'' One
teript. writkn by the highly creative Stirling
Silliphant. called "Wings of Fire." unfor-
tunately ou1-melodramati:ud Peyton Place.
The movie made-for-TV is made not only
with the mass TV audience in mind, but
'many arc distributed overseas for movie
theater viewing. And some arc made with
a TV series in mind. Universal made a two-
hour -0rape." for World Premiere l~t
year. program executives liked it 50 much
they d«ided to do the series and the film
hasn't aired. One very early WP feature
about pnpten turned out to contain 50
much violence that it couldn't be put on TV
-il wu rclta\CJ 10 th\' lh\'al\'~ ins1c:ad.
One (c1uurc rnl&de for this s.:~n ... Jia,uw."
apparently turned our to be so impressive
that it will be distrihuted to movie theaters
instead of run on TV.
If World Premieres have ~e of the
restrictions of a series. they have advan-
ANNE •AXTEil
tages in time ..1nd money spent. "We spcnJ
close to a million dollars, sometimes moh:.
on each feature," says Jerry Adler. "We're
able to intert$t good writers becau)C a tv.~··
hour script gi\-es them 11me to develop a
story; we interest a good number of top stars
because the role\ give them somethinj tu
sink their teeth into."
Critics generally praised last year's Wo rld
Premieres with terms like "slickly produced
and fast-paced . . . " "sharp characteriza·
lion ... " "Slickness ,ind briskness in every
detail . . " "Action-packed and briskly
paced ... pr .xluced in slick. glossy fashion."
Slick a11d glossy makes nice packaging
And the World Premieres have gained from
expert pre-publicit). Hopefully, the cont~nt~
will prove as in triguing as the packaging.
Adler maintains that during the upeoming
year World Premiere will try some more
offbeat themes, On 1he list is another west·
ern, called "Something for a Lonely Man,"
billed as a "charact(r west ern" and starring
Dan Blocker of B<1nanz:i. "I Love a Mys-')
tery," with Ida Lupin.> and Les Crane;
"Companions in N ightm:.re," :i murder mys-
tery with a grou p therapy selling (now
that's a bit different ): anJ "The Smugglers."
with Shirley Booth
One hopes that the "l11ng form" will add
something besides length IC' T V program-1 ming. -md
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THURSDAY
NOYblBER 2
For morninc and afternoon
li1tinp, plea1e see DAY.
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for JOW convenience, are the .,.. onovia..
DAmME MOVIES
10:00 a"""-.......... (drama) '57
-!Qy Mlltlftd, Nl111 Foch. m "Tiie DelKtin" (mystery) '54-Alec Guillnest, Join Gree11wood
11:00 n ............ (science fiction) ·~ill Bfy1nt. "1914" (drama) '56
-Edmond O'Brien. I
12:l0 m,.. lecnt" (suspense) '51-'
Douala faiftllnks Jr., Gtynla Johns. a "Tiie ....,, .,_..,.. (drama) ·r~ c.ttwn, Robert Taylor. ,
' • I N I N r.
0 Happy w.-rwa: (C) (30 min.)
·'fecopa Hol Sprinas.." Slim and
Henrietta vlalt modem-day eave
dwellers. set a museum of unusual
rocks and desert wood, and rtfresh
in warm mineral waters of Ttcopa
Hot Sprinaa.
Tiie ,........_ (C} (30 min.) ........... <C> (30 11111\.)
T..._.C.•/..._ (i)-...... (C) I
F y,_, (C) (30 min.)
~ .. -........
1:10 m ._. ...w -.,..t/c...ar
7:30. QI()) Cl•arrH Slrl,: (90
min.) Guest Richard Boone plays a
bi&. br1wtin1 Army wraeant wtlose
rou&11house 1nlics infuriate the local
citizenry and result in fire. injury and
1ecid!_ntal death.
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WED<. OCT08£A 28. 1961
0 tD (i) Danief IMM: (C) (60
min.} "The Tr1lt0f'." Daniel Boone _..:.:.:..:..:..:.:....:.:.....:....:...:..:..:_ ___ ~-----------~-~
wins a stay of execution bJ of1erin1 1lin1 witch. tries to synchronize' Q ~ ,..._ ._ (C) (&0
to rexue the kidnaped d1uit1tar of D11rin's home movies and JOundl min.)
the Redcoat colonel who condemned tr1ek with 1 $pell, but the incant•· O ~Ci) CeM C o ;. (C) (30
him to the sallows. Patrick O'Moore. tlon unsyncs Samantha's speech pat· min.} Rev. Martla l.udler lilll II Jot Jtnckes. Ly11 Peters 111 featured. tern instead. visited. (R~ ,,_ Oct. 2i..)
~ Nf'l Hlctiffctltl (C) (30 min.} ~ MlfV '1ifflfl si.w (C} (90 min.) I Na ..., ._. (C) (&0 •>
S:lO (17J (])a.tau: (C) (30 min.) Tiie Rftlq l htd: (C) (JO min.) 1#(1 f t' • ·-CQ (30 O LAREDO puts you in the' he Ou 1nd t." £ahead and 0111. ou, Too, Can rind Treasure." min.) ·dd of he Quttn of lhe Bessarovlan Cossacks, I lllVilll* M111 g) FMeln All * m1 le t most ex· abduct Ccmml,sloner Gordon. Eu· : Mcflr., Rtporb I n. u.ra Oii .-
citement! Today they're head th~n reveals an. ·~s:cruclatin1j La.,..._ lO:JO "--= (C) (30~Bil ~
in bl& squaw trouble! eu~ortion ptot--0>mm1SS10ntr Gor· t:OO R ~Cl) 1111.,..d., Millrt Mwle: (]) 111e •w' ,, 1 ':001J Tiie lie Nen: (C) (60 min )I don s safety In return . tor the pro· "file Days of Wine and bses" (dra· : Ut £aG I-.-: CC> cw.a .,
Jerry Dunphy, eeeds from • Got~am .City •II 10•. ~t ma) '63-J1ek Lemmon, lee Aerni~ teriu on pro;ects OIMldudM bJ a.. D T1lt 6111 HHr Ntw1: (C) (60 min.) ten cents an eu., Will Gothim ctti· Ch1rles Bickford. Jack Kluaman. lnl U.S. Office of Educatiolt for 4is-
liobert Abtrntth)', Jack latllam zens be ~11sploited for lll·eotte,n • switch from comedy to poianant actv1nllaed youths. 'Tide 1•• prGjldl
O JACK LEMMON, GLENN 1aln. ~r,will Euhead !Ind the yolk ts drama, Lemmon plays a public re· in Massachusetts Md IUille .....
* FORD-"C·OWBOY" ,..olor'. on him. Vincent Pnce and Anne tations man whose weakness for ;.cu tonlpt. ~ Barter auest. d · k b · .. t t .bl d·t -Milt' $ .. .....:... "HarioW" (bl· un . nnis n1m . o a err! e 1 em· 11_ -..,,_ O'a.dl _ -(JO U Sia O'Clea Mtwie: (C) "Cowboy"! -'°". ........... ma. His lovely wife, a naive. whole· ·--~ _ .. ••• (western) 'Si-Jack Lemmon. G!enn o~raphr> 65-Carot Ly.ntey, Efrem some airl, finds herself followina him min.) Jerry Dunphy.
ford, Brian Oontevy, Anna "aSllfi. Z1mbahst Jr., Barry Sulhvan, Glnaer down the road to alcoholic de&· ~ 1lle lltli ~ ~ (C) (30
Bia· time e1ttleman loses money gam-Roaers. radation min.) Georp ~ ....... ..._ ........._
blln& in a Cllica10 hotel 1nd boll°"' Q) Trvtlll If Coaequenca: (C) (30 0 (flJ iI> JUt 'ill: (C) (30 min.)! 0 Of LIMI ... S... <Cl. (&0 lliL)
from the would·be·cowboY desl! tlerk mni.} Bob Barker host~ ''The"COllaborators.." Ann and Don U ..._ Fiut: <Cl (JO -.) BllW
on the ovomiu they'll be par1ne1s. G) flerry MHOll (60 min.) I ... hll ti 1 bo I h Ward.
! c~;, (C) (60 min.) m stlDd M1!Ut s .... .,/Offk• of fi,~~· w e wn ni a pay a u "I 0 ~ "'Cir1 .• .... 1r (..,.
CreH HlfMI (C) (30 min J tlle f'raklent .. "'TrM Adventure: (C) (JO min.) tery) 61 -:--Bnan Oolllfty, ..._
f4"\ MMle: "Tru swe of "-Ell) Cre1tM fltf10fl: PuP91ts of ' k I th Co .. Th ·11· h 11 B.,ard, E1izabetll Hoard. l.LJ K. ~&"Vi 't .th l<'nosuke Take· rat o e uaar. n 1n1 un IB ... -.. -(30 • ) '°'411• C.._.. (advtnture) ~3-inosu-. 1s1 wt 1 • to capture 1 savage cou11r alive.I • ~ ,_, :-'; _.
Cornet WUde, Constance Smith di, ~1pane11 puppeteer, hlmed on J1ek Roberts. 1 retired lumb11m1n. ~: -......, .... • ' (..,.
! WerM ,...,..... location i~ Japan. Ind Glen Dicky Jr lead the hunt w1thl lery) 50--bcNry Scott. r.,. ~·
wtura Ntwl al Est1td10 A their hounds. IOI\,
Ci) TIM FUlltstolles (C) 1:00 El) fublre f11"': "Rawhide Ao· 9001llis Dir l"7 (C) al El Oeler • A•lf 0 Bantams Roberto Alvarez mince." Q!l Ci)..._
':20@@ W..._ <C> * vs. Pedro Rodricuez! 10 ell> TIMatn ... , ll:JO U ~: "l:lo " ,_.. <~·
6:30 d L' f 01 m . I m Noctle .. Estreno ma) 57~nn fcwd. Yu ....... r s . 1ve rom Y pie. Felicia Farr.
0 Here's a tip: discover I Ioli~ (C) (2 hours) 9:30 D @(i) Draanet: (C) (JO min.) I @~· ,....,.. ... CC) * OZZIE & HARRIET for @CV TIM flyi111 N1111: (C) (30 "The Biiffi1h." Sft. Friday and Of., Ci1) ..., ....... ct> the funniest family m n.) "The Days of Nuns and R~ses.'' ficer Gannon tackle a marijuana Le · a.. (t)
series on TV! Enjoy Sister Bertrille comes up with a problem when the., investiaate a 12•00 U ~ llMt· .,-, , 1 • . t 1 business ldu for the convent. but "sophisticated" youn1 couple's 11me• • ........ ....._.; (horrot) 'U-the creat one ton1 e. ls stopped in mid·profit by simple of experimentin1 witll narcolics.1 Lon Chaney Ilona Massey
I Gait llMI H1tritt (30 mm) enzyme 1clion-ferment11ion of the Brend• Scott, nm Donnelly, Ed Pren· I . . · . ·
My f-tll Mar1i111 \30 min ) sea-111pe drink she planned to bottle. liss, Cari Ann Warder auest. 12.30 m lf'utiac ~
McHale'• ...., (30 min.) I 'asaword (C} (30 min.) 0 @ CV Peytlln "-ct: (C) (301 m ...... : """" Leet'-*" (nip-All·staf Tllen• Pt1lf Cunn min.) Steven calls Adrienne as a wit· tery) '52 -Roumurtd Jolt•. "-
@ Ht1....,_.i11~J Repo1t (C) : rt.ty1111 t1111 'uitar ness at Martin Peyton's mental com.. Sinclair.
TM hraptM Parent: "Values "I · Lu Ylctl•H ~tency hea~ln1: Aila visits the ho~·' l :OO I) .._.; ....._ f...._,.. (CO!lt·
Part ti. Betty Smith ~mpletes dis· l:30 D ti) f6\ lrtnsldt: (C) (60 min.) p1l1t maternity ward; Peyton tells his! edy) '32-The Mall BrvtheB.
cussion of seven specific value con "Backfi~ lv•n Dlaon iuesls as pro· lawyer a secret. . .:.. .._.. (C) "Tiie sa.y .. S...
cepts. fessional football player who Pllfs 0 le•~ 111 (C) <90 '!11n.).. ~ (drama) ·4~gi1r1ey ,..,.., ~ Twlll&trt Zone reputation and luture on the line to G) Traw!: (~) (30 min,) Span1.sh Barry Fitz1er11d. a) Nolicitft 34 save his worthless brother froro pris-Pyrenees. Visit to Catalon11. Spain.1 • · •
1:00 i) Cit Cl) CIS Evtninc News: (C) on Don Marshill Ena Hartman Ell) fP,O Review: "Can Machines! 0 Movie: ...... tf T~
(30 min } Watter Cronkite. M~idie Norm1n ats0 1uest • Thlnk7" (mystery) '64-John Bentley, Wa
0 Hu11U.,·lrift.ie, Report (C) !JO U Main-event bout f~om 0:00 0 @@ 011n Martin Sllow: (C)I West.
min.) * Olympic coming up NOW' (60 min.) Van JohnJOn. Pem Lee., 1:30 m Alt.wipl ~ "'D wt 0 Slim & Henrietta, the . . · Homer & Jethro, and Canadi•n come· lfaill'" (horror) 'SJ -LR Arf'tL
* HAPPY WANDERERS, 0 Ci1J (]) lewittbtd. (~)(~~miry.> dian John Barbour 11uest. "fllPt FrHI .,...,,-. (drama)-. . S . 1 ·~ul of Sync. Out of Mtnd. While Thomas Mite.hell, Geraldine Fitz&el'lld. v1s1t Tecopa Hot prings. Darrin's mclher is makin1 an un· 0 Turn to 5 for the GEO. I "fow Wlfts'" (romance)·~
Sit back & enjoy! expected visit, Aunt Clara. tl1e bun· * PUTNAM NEWS! Hurry! R1ins, The Lake Sisters..
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far -W.ic .... aftenloon
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tM ••-chi
MYT9E MOltES
........... -.r (...a) '51 l1in ...,.., o-il 0.,.
...... ,.,. (..,.,,, '46 -
,......,,-.~-u•• ...._ r-r < ...... > '50 -._. m-. ..., lilllr a-'"
~)'43 ...........
1t:JI .......... <*-> '4S-lib ...,. -...... ,.,,
fD ...... .,y ...
Es.ut.•°"9e
7:118' .a ...... ..,.,,,c....a,
7:ll 8 Qt Ci) Tiie Wild, Wiid Welt:
CC> (60 •> When sectet 11tnts
wal Md Gordoft attempt to stem I '* .. co.llffeit t11trency. their
ls 'ipioe ..... to Ill Yft41Mty ...._.... o..tf Miftt.
., ... (Q (611 •> .,..... ..
iii t ' I rmRL H A 11.-d .,..,, IMfdl· ................ tflble.u.
......... ia a. Juntlt by ...
...,.. c.nn.1 .,, crimin11 force
T 1m1 to ICICOl'llPlllY them. Btn Wriaflt, Michie! Burns. Alf l(jellln,
Willilm Wmtermle. Antoinette Bower
pat.
B DR. KILDARE works with * an embittered MD in an
outstanding adutt drama!
a 1r. Win: (60 mift.) "Th•
Cll n · 1ary of Allee'." The h.auntin1
..-y of his f11:11e(s deatfl 1fttr aa _.,., dilposis causes 1 m l·
detlt doctor wirtll.tly lo lose touch
Mttl hwnlnity. Rip Torn auats.
fJ (f7l CV Off Te S. Ill Wlu~:
(C) (60 min.) "UllUmed World." A
Wolp« film trllt eumines how chil
5cet *" in ttle Pfimitive cultures stlll 8 I.AKERS ft.. BOSTON abtilla in the 20tll century 1rt
* cnncs a:....... "---a_.on ~ to *Pl lo their environ-
mn: num -..C.. AMoftt the peoples studied lrt
prontiHS to be a Ille CafMJw1 lndilns of BrazM. the
.... luicld of action! Kulukukm of New Cuinu, the Dia-~• Island Csliimos of Cl"*. the
UI 8 1111 Ill -= (C) (60 IML)I Ki111 Busllmen. Mboult Py1miu. 1nd
Jlrl)' .,....,. Watusi tribes of Africa. a ... -... --= (C) (60 e Tiie ....... (C) (60 min.)
Ilia.) .._Ul11r.....,, JltU.1tua • Tnllll • Cea1~1111Ce1: (C) (30 8 ~ ..... II: (C) (c:ell· ..... ) Bob B11ur hosts.
.._., lMlln WL c.tticS. e ,_,, ..._. (60 min.)
II ROD CAMERON in "THE m ..a Mart11t s.. .. ry/Offb * EllCTRONIC MONSTER''! et .. ,......... •• ea.a-..:~ a.. fDllHt!AI rre•i•rt IU1llt:
.._. ........-(lilor•) '60--W Hc.-tot." A look 11 the excitemtnt
C-.. Miry .., pats at KCITs benellt Pf•·
......,. •itrt of W1met Brothers' new film. 8 "-' ~ (JO Ilia.) "Cafllllot" Rich11d Hams. V1nesu
• .._ ..... ~ (JO •) 11tc1111we and Franco Nero stir in
@Cl)-...: .,.._ ., k u.i.-ttle film. wflich will not be shown '~ "52 -Diii Daily, .... 1 tonlpl
Drl. l E La HtR • SIMI rm11 •Mr._, lln...,. ... ~ (C) (JO min.)
• •Jl"t llllfl I I&\ ""' 5.-Ql {i) 1111 ff 'I (C) I ;la~ eo..._.... I , l::JI 11 a Cl) c.-~SMc: <~ .:a U 00 ...._ CC> (JO ll!ift.) Set C.rter pits his l1ek of
6::)1 • ., ~ ..... (JO 111111,
• ....... .., (JO""")
....... E..,.
@ @ II •» leill"ey ...... (C) ..... s..-.
aCIJT....,._1-t
....... J4
7•88(1)C8S ....... ~ (C)
(JO..._) W.etef CfoMlte.
8 II ltf ...... , ..,_. (C) (30 .... ,
fJJ , ... CC> (30 lllill.) e 1'it m tik 11 CC> (30 min.)
• lllpll's b6IM (C) (30 min )
fB Tedllliat C:..-/ ..... llllwS
t'J) (6] llllllit: (C) ...... f"••"
(adwnture) '5!>-J.td Palanc.e, Bar·
bar I Austi.
Uowted&e of the the1ter 11ainst tilt
suptfiof knowted1e or vetmn Broad·
.., producer Din Merrill. who is
sll&inf the Nny Relief Show.
D ct) 00 Star Trt91: (C) (60 min.)
"I, Mudd." The Enterprise crew hnds
itwlf at the mercy of . an Earthlin1
who rules 1 colony of female 1n·
droids. Roaer C. Carmel guests IS
H1rry Mudd. the same character he
portrayed in "Mudd's Women." one
ol lul 1e1son's episodu,
0 Tiie M lli111 0.11nin11f (C) (30
min) fJ (ft. HPde: (C) (60 min )
"Hondo and tlle Judu:· A Confed·
erate Anrrf colonel summons Hondo
and others of his former command
to learn who shol him 1n the back
during the war, so he can even the
(Continued)
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Goulet is Safe: Lucy Show and Plastic Surgeon Admit Perfner's Cllll lllb c.111 I :$ J I
Remember the old song: '1'here will never, ever be
another you"? If the Lucy Show (Monday at 8:30 oo
C BS) and the views of a prominent Los Angeles plastic
surgeon arc to be taken at .. face" value. Robert Goulet'•
handsomeness won't be challenged by look-alilt~it.ber
in 11tory fonn or in actual "practice."
For starters, Lucy can't win a Robert Goulet look-
alike contest on her TV show despite the fact that her
entry happens to be Robert Goulet.
But that's Lucille Ball for you.
On the other hand. could a plastic surgeon, startin1
with someone bearing an approximate resemblance: to
the performer, create a spilling image or Goulet throuah
surgical means?
The answer is, "Almost, but not quite."
The specialist queried m this instance. whose office
overlooks Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood, studied color
and black-and-white pictures of the performer before
giving an opinion.
·'The over-all job," he said. looking down at the
photos on his desk. "would cost our subject 10mewhcrc
in the neighborhood of three to five thousand dollars.
The total healing tirne would be approximately nine
months. presuming v c d1u :i number of things at the
same time."
The doctor estimated gra fting of hair to the scalp
and to the eyebrows in a Robert Goulet pattern would
cost $I 000 and involve I 1 / hours of surgery and six
months of healing time. \ se t of Robert Goulet-like
ears and a nose (with a sltgh t twist) would run another
$1000 and three month' of healing time. Eyelids?
Three hundred and fifty dC1llars. To approximate Robert
Goulet's chin dimple would require a 30-minute opera-
..... 20
tioo at a price al SJSO. Owwnl ~ a --.... taken from nma:iat 1.-.. 6£ cs .., ._.. ..t
matching Goulds OW'8 (~ • ...._.. • • C l) __..
round OUl the I CW5 ft4-•
.. EYeO lbeo." says tllc • -s a, .._ " "p 16c1
anything mrp:aay wi6 ....... *lip w * .mk
patterm. The look-alik.e ........... ...,. c I,..
own cxpreasion to .,.,.· a 6e 11•1ram:a.
"Gould ii aa emcmdy lldy -.. ~ ..._
born the way be ..... His fax a " .. euw ..
heialJt and build. ne ckfl • • c-. ii a1111tmmilllli• for M>mcooe bit me. Oa a ...._ ,...._ ii '' ..
show as muda ~-Hie nkll a - _ _.Ille
appearance and is Dal 1 • ...,. ~ .., + , m.-
tours to speak of."
The IUrglCOO admC'ed, .. * mmR.,..... .
that a number cM people. ,..... 1 1J • a ftlil •
office clutching pectura al ..WC. -.s iia 6cir ~
1bcy au want a ...-likAeXlllr•~•* magazine," ex.plains die ,., ·w.c .,.._ 6ry ..._ii
that the nose. which OIMilfllille& v 2
a ,, .......
of my surgical pract.ia:. ..... 6e .i tk
entire body. Any ~ iawhi:c Ar ....e. .,_._.
face or figure. in¥0ha a b • ' w ; ; ' I £ 4 ..a-
lay. By altering lbe oabide ol a pimmm. ,_ .. allu
what's going on imide.
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KLXA· TY Channel
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t:oo AM Aln Eapenol11 (C) 9:JO ~eno,.me utlno en Domlneo U:OO Se Sollclte £nfem1e,.
1:00 A Beiler J-2:00 The Bible 11.nswetS 2:lO KUCA Pr-esents (C)
3:00 lntMn•tlonel Tlme: Jewislt 3:JO l ntemetfonel Tlme: French 4:00 Sports of the World (C)
4:JO The Bl• Picture 5:00 Commentary Oii KLXA 5:30 Collqe Football's Greatest
Games 6:00 World Famous Huntlna and Fishlna (C) 6:30 Champlonihlp Auto Racln• (C)
7:00 International Time: lt•h•n
MONDAY
4:00 P'M Community Report (C)
4:30 It's Fun To Travel CC)
5:00 KLXA-TV 40 NeW1' 5:30 Whirlybirds
6:00 Hons Kona 7:00 Continental Roulette 7:JO Hollywood Report
1.-00 KLXA·TV 40 News
1:15 NotlciH S:30 Fiesta Falc:on 9:00 Se SOl•C•I• Enfumera
9:30 Mosalco Mexicano
10:00 The Val de la O Show
TUESDAY
4:00 P'M Health (C)
4:30 It's Fun To Travel (Cl
5:00 KLXA-TV 40 News
5:30 Whlrtr.blrds 6:00 Fro,,t tr Circus 7:00 40 For Fu,, 7:30 Th• Travellnll' Show (C)
S:OO KUCA-TV 40 lolews
S:l5 NotlclH 1:30 Alearias del Norte 9:30 Monico Mexlca,,o 10:00 Teatro TV 40
WEDNESDAY
4:00 P'M Children's World (C) 4:30 It's Fun To Travel (C)
5:00 KLXA-TV 40 News
5:30 Whirlybird& 6:00 Circus Boy 6:30 Ptul Slivers H Seraeant Bllko 7:00 Contl,,entel Roulette
7:30 It's Cookln• Time
1:00 KUCA-TV 40 News
1:15 NotlciH 1 :30 Flem Falcon 9:00 Se Sollcll"• Enfermera 9:30 Cine Latino
THURSDAY
4:00 P'M Citizenship (C)
4:30 It's Fun To Travel CCI 5:00 KLXA·TV 40 News
5:30 Whirlybirds 6:00 Cimarron City
7:00 40 For Fun 7!30 The British Half·Hour CC)
S:OO KLXA-TV 40 News S:15 NotlclH S:30 Alegrias del Norte 9:00 Se Solicit• Enftrm•rit
9:30 Club del Ho1ar 10:00 A Ballar Jovtn
FRIDAY
4:00 P'M Democracy In Action
4:30 It's Fun To Travel CCI
5:00 KLXA-TV 40 News
5:30 Whirlybirds 6:00 Feature 7:00 Continental Roulette 7:30 Butlfl&hl World a:oo KUCA·~ 40 News a:l5 Noticlas
S:30 Fiesta Falcon 9:00 Se Solicit• Enfermera
9:30 Carrousel de la Ale11m1
10:30 Alearias del Norte
SATURDAY
9:00 AM Penorama utlno
11:00 Teatro TV 40 12 N_. AlegriH del Norte
12:30 Cine del Sebado 2:00 A Bellar Jov.n J:OO lntematlot1'1 Tlme: Jep•nne 3:30 Seturday Clneme
5:00 Commentary on KLXA
5:30 lnttmetlonal Holiday (C) 6.-00 Quest for Adventure (C) 6:30 Community Report (C)
7:00 Vintage Movie
DOES SHE LOVE ME?-Jeff Sonne// /Dark Ra111hoJ rs mysti·
fied but pleostd when wealthy, youn~ Diantho Bunner (Cherie
Latimer) tries 10 persuade him ta Rfrt up his seard1 for hi~
father on ABC's The Guns of Will Sonnen. rn en/or. Friday
Of 9:30 PM.
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DAILY PILOT
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Two 'Harlows' in One Month?
When Jean H arlow's ldi: story was made into two motion pic-
1ures during the same ye.tr. producers on both sides created plenty
of publicity as each claimed his film was the more accurate por-
trayal of the blonde sex )ymbol.
Now two Los Angeles television stations are 1elecasting the two
different versions within the same month. The first .. Hatlow, ..
starring Carroll Baker, bowed on KABC, Channel 7, on October
IS . KHJ·TV. Channel 9. will premiere Its '"Harlow" on Sunday
at 7:30 PM. over the station'• Million S Movie program (which
also screens throughout the week); that interpret~tion also 1tar$
a "Carol"-to add to the confusion-Carol Lynley.
Ir the ol<l cliche. ''there are two sides to every story." holds
true, then viewers have lhe rare privilege of deciding which ''Har-
low" they 1h ink tells the tale best-<>r more enten ainingly.
Jean Harlow's ltfe. though running a short span, was exciting
enough to provide material for a dozen m~tion pictures; lhe one
produced by Bill Sargent cos1 $2,000,000: includes a new method
of filming-Elec1ronovision. a technique that employs multiple
cameras to photograph a 'iCene continuously (the classic filming
approach has been 10 use one camera and shoot a scene several
times to get all the .mglc~ nccessa:y for a smooth co.ntinuous pre>-
duction), gelling all the angles s1mullaneously a nd in sequence.
Nelson Riddle conducted and arranged the score for Channel
,9 's "Harlow," whic~ incl udes a suppo.rting cast of excellent cali-
ber-Efrem Zimbaltst Ir .. Barry Sullivan, Hurd Hatfield,. 1:-loyd
Bochner Hermioni: Baddeley. Audrey Totter, John W1lhams.
Michael' Dante. JJck Kru~chen as Lo uis B. Mayer and Ginger
Rogers as Mama !can. 11n~lcr Alex Scgal's directio n from a screen-
play writlcn by K irl Ta:rocrg.
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(western) '56--Anthony Quinn @ (I) F11111 S11ow (C) edy) '60 -John Hewer.
SATURDAY
I t!) Clne Mule.no l:lO" C(t m Tiie h.i bllMI' (C) (i7) rn MllSIC Trtuuru
10 30 &'II Mil (j) t . • 'he AiiMrd Alta: "Absurd Modes 4:00 Su Hut
: -~ ..,.1a1 Ghost (C) o Meanln& in the Elite Arts." J1I Alai 0 !iJ (i) Alo• Ant Ind Slctet fJ WMMed Rep«t (C) stnnp Tales
Squirrel CC> @ Cl) Ytb tf ~ (C) Clr1oonJ (C) 1:ae• •"*Dir/..,. I D @CD 5eotp If 11e J1ndt (C) z.-001 .... ,vtewpei.t (C) ~ rn saiow (C) 1:J1I !'!':!' .. ~~ 11:0011 a w...., °"' _. • ... ., ~·· (C) .. ,, "' flilaet1' _. ......,.._,. I Mlltiij II.,... (C) 11 of Milk, Pleue." .._ a llillr
....., ti Alt: (C) Prof.., 8.~ flf Cit (C) 811-S .... : "'l.111." •j 4:30 TM .... s.de" (C) ~ !....., lldura on ''Tiit! . "1111 ,....._.. (dralftl) il:JO AM llstiftc. ~ ,...,_ <C>
II--. • 011lnntta. .llc:ll H~nL ID ....._: (C) "1111 Uw"'C'"' Cellll F....U MiCMicMI (C) 7:.UI Slaill tlnrt I @(}) TM ..... (C) (d11m1) '6()...-6urt Lancasttr. ,..,, WiAttlCMlr ~ l:GO B Cl) tapbitl llnproo (C) ' Action l'lltltrt Hepburn. 6 Movlt: "Ml and h Ketlll et
@(j)..,. 5 (C) l lut llbbtn Th1trt: "Tht 11 MOYie: "Captain Sirocco. ." tllt •Ir" (tomedy) '52 -Marjorie llMlr. "Qunilrs lbWers" (ld·j Slasher." Cba.,..... lnliftl (C} M1ln. Percy Kilbride
0 S.,...11 6 Cool McCool (C) 2:30 OYit: "hftlllndlt" (Westtrn)l 5:00 T1ll }fHlt of the a ... (C) venture) 'S8-S1eve Coch11n. ll:JOll~ $1tpel'Ql111/Ac!N .. n (C) T•llblNtecl T1IMtrt l @fHtlrt
0) Ment1111 Mowle: "Girl From Man· 1 Amtrlu. n Bandatand (C) '49-Rod Cameron, Cathy Downs. · AR. llichlifhts (C)
hatt1n." I . Million $Motif: "'lttz" ('comedy) 0 Econo•lcs for All Apt: (C) H1Yride: (C) Bobby Lord auests. U1l CI> c.,er C«tMfts (C) ( ' '62-Tom Poston. Julil Mude. ~ulc Needs in the Community." Ci1J ABC's Wldt Wtr1d tf
l:lO I moo --f'faideflt (C) I 0 ~-plensllip Bowline: (C) Bu· Sports (C) The ~OS ~naeln. Times ())Tlllt Fantntic fHr (C) nett1 vs. Schissler. 1 Grand Pn~ from Rrve~de. C.hfomla.
• : "tn Old lt•tidY" (com· I Matlntt 34 and the Nallonal Air Races. from
edy) ·3~11 Ro&ers. Bill Robinson.ji2.-00 -.· Tat t-. (C) "Sh riff 1 th 3:00 · Nesroes In A1111rlun c.ltln: Reno. Nevada_.
'lilll " ~· 1 n • ( "f>werty, Politics, ind Power: My Fnerita Martian 9:t01 ~~ ,,,....._.. Ir. (C) New West. Too Lon& Have Others Spoken for ZM;1 fnllltl.0-tt ... (C)
6 TM flhltlllna (C) tD (i) Sc-.. o.,. Us." I Spice '"""
_...., M111 (C) fE Cindones del R.a11nlo @ (!) Trntl F11111: (C) "Winp tol : lit Eadl lece111t (C)
12:3019 CJ) Joltn11Y Qwst (C) Italy.· Cl) Btttnttt Cerf (C) ".JOI a Cl) Tiit ~ (C) • YMlll •1111 '-la (C) 3:30 0 @ (i) Hftalian Opell '•": (C)I . ~ @@St ... and '41111111 (C) MIN: ''UdJ ill Qlleltlon" (d11· Teteust llVe via the Lani Bird utel· S:JO lllpll S*Dry (C)
lhrit: 'ftantlll lady" (mys-ITll) ·~1enn ford. Rita Heyworth. lite. this tournament takes place at, . lltws: (C} Jack Lathim.
tery) '44-f1111ehot Tone. Ella Raines.I 0 ~(I) NCAA Football: (Cl Army the beautiful Wai1lee Country Club. li•niit hd1ws Show: Mary 0 (ji) ()) JMr.., ti tlle Cttltltf of vi. Air force. . . You'll be hearlna the scores and aye. Oictt Par\er cuest.
lie £d1 <C) Q) Cor.!ntt Tllutre: ''Tw1h&ht shots of auch pros as Palmer. Brewer.' I Ciid(tt (C)
~ Tllutrt: Tum of the Tide." 1 tD 00 En&ti.-Fact and Fancy and Rodri&uez'. s.rfside Sil I 5-ur * Sudll (C} Women. Casper, Plf'/lr Boros, Slnders. Pott1 T11111wlttt*ds (C)
Elallla llH:X fE Sonata dt 0tono 0 '"nd Prb 5 (C) : S..rt Sewlnc
10:00 f) 8 (I) Am1n! (C) 1:001J 9 CJ) Tiie lone Rllll'f (C) m OOltti Man (C) II) CJist.nce (C)
CHANNEL LISTINGS
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advertisement. Channels 22, 21 ond 3-' are UHF in Loa An·
getes. with 21 being the educational ( ETV) station. Chan·
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Adult Fare: 'Mondo Cane~
Set for Cinema IX "
"Mondo Cane." which rouahly translated means .. A Dog's Life."
will make its Southland television premiere on KHJ·TV's adult mo-
tion picture program. Cinema IX. Saturday at 9 PM.
Described by Peter Bunzel. Life Maalline (March IS. I 963) as
"A journey to jar your innards.~ "Mondo Cane" is an Italian-made
documentary \hat enters a hundttd incredible worlds where •.h.:
camera has never aont bcfott: includina 29 f ar-ftung pieces: w11h
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stops in New G uinea, Formosa, Strasboura. France; Sydney. Austra·
Ua; Malaya. Bikini, Rome, etc, and even sunny Los Angeles gets
a tum.
Talented Director Gµaltic~ Jacopetti simply decided 10 show how
ridiculous at best. and bow bestial at wont, people are everywher~.
H is tract aaainst mankind is superbly photogr:iphed: though. ''
will shock some, it is bound to be argued about. "1th viewers taking
sides as to its merit.
It also won an Academy Award for "Best Son( -"More."
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