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Home My WebLink About1967-11-17 - Newport Beach Daily Pilot• • _, • ... 1" • '• - VOL 60, NO. 276. •SECTIONS. 12 PA61S I ---- lft 'We're "Staying I ohnson Reioo1'a'1es U.S. Commitments WASHINGTON (UPO -Pruldent Johnlon tQld Ho Chi MiDb wttb arm· wavina, fllt-pound1nt anotton Friday !hat the United States will stay lo Vietnam lmtil lt ftnda an bonorllble ">Uee, DO matter bow great the d.IJ. 1enaon at home. He told the North Vietnamese lead- ~ he would be makinC a "seriool nisjuctemeut'' lf be tboutbt the Amer· lean public would elect a prelident -at )'ell' with wtMlm Bo comd mab Lea~ In u·paz BJ ALMON L0CUB£Y .......... LA PAZ -The rooUll MCtion la here but the ~ .. stranded ill the flat ocean ott the s.ja California coast. TbJs was the status of the Lone Beach to La Paz yacht race today u the 25 boeta &hosted alone the Baja coast on an ocean that wa1 u flat u milk on • platter. Unlen tbe wind &'Odl cooperate, there IDIY be no Oallber1 be:re be- fore Mo*Say. Ske~b.Y reportl bee today laid three boltl have abudiaa1 ll the race. They Wllre tentatively identilied al Astral n. Pilot and Mavoumeen. Lead boat is the Cal-U Capricious II, 1Jd~ed by Ben Wllliartll of Loi Angel4d YC. He WU reported to be about 40 mila from Cabo San Luca•. Three Columbia IO&-Simoon, Vee· tor and Cygnus-were reported aall· ing in a group a mr m11a behind Capridous. An Aeronaves de Mexico f 11 a b t Tbunday brought ~ lint contiqent of yachtJng fan.a hire. On the fllcht alClllg tbe cout, there appeared to be no "ind. However, wtndl in the Gulf haft picked up ~tb' today and the neet la reporUnc allout 10 bots. The Southland yachting crowd wa1 Rreeted at La Pai•Airport by a marl· achl band. Anoth• Olgbt la erpected oday After the fleet rum1 the corner at r abo San Lucaa it wiU have a alow QO miles f>eat to weather before achlnt La Pu. J uspect Nabbed -n Bank Holdup A Sul Beach man, llCCUaed ol tak- in~ about •t.000 from tbe Bank of America's Loi Alamitos bl'andl, waa to bl arra.ilned today before the U. S. Commfaaioner ln Los An&eles. FBI aient. arrested Rkhard C. Llndbercer Jr., ol 1113 Ocean Ave .• Thursday nl&ht. Bank olfldals Hid the holdup OC· curred shortly after n o o n Tbunday when a younc man pretended to point a aun at teller Mra. Anna Ban· ranti and bande<.I her a note rud- 1ng ''Hand me all lhe money I've got 1 gun pointed at you." Th• FBI decllntd to uy whfther 'he mone1 or tbt IUD waa recovertd l .1 117 8at1CZ BDJION .... .., ...... fte Balboa a., Chlb'a propoeed .,,Cl» flcwttn1 eoctttaJl W raa bani qround Wen Newport Btadl plan· alnl commls•ND 'nuada)' na,2lt. '!'bey vot.ct • to-a aptmt tt. 81¥ Club aec:uthe JUdmd s. Ste- --told 1lle DAU.Y PILOT toda7 that the BBC would appeal the permit denial to the Oty Coundl. "I'm just flabberguted," Stevena Wd. Steveu engaged JD lentthY debate with commlulonen ad argued that the Vdlel would be more of a ''crulle boat" for dub memben and vWtinc dipltariea villtiq Newpcrt Harbor than • fiCMltlq bar. But Commtulontt Wimam B. Clark rallied a majority vote enund h1I cen- t.ention that "you would be Ulinc our wonderful hirbor u a commercial venture." Clark said he wu "in llCCOl'd with the Idea ol Helng the ba,y from the water," but be questioned tbe uae of a yachting harbor u a commercl.al enten>rlae. "It would chqe lta char· act.er," he Nld. . 'The Ute of a b 0 a t with I a I e s aboard (drtnb), whatever you would Johmon al.lo told a aewa ~ 1i8'w 11 et that h1I Vietnam eommlllllillr, a.. WiWam C. WeatmOl"tlald, .asa;: no I.Denae ln tht troep ~ • But be didn't say IJ*llll., ...... be thoulbt a phase-out al :t:lll start. To a request for a~-of the •• , be loob· •. .._ .... ....:. Uii moat 1atlafyln1 and die ... , .. hebu~J .... at ant tat if be .-• '9 be 1eWn&1 would de&radl the dW" 8Cter tbla ~ .bu Joni bliDt up as a true 1achttnc i.rt>or.'" Votbtc ..... a.. w psmit re- quest wwe Jn JlblkJ, Jr., Alvan C. Qemwn, Curt Olib aud. Clark. Jn faftl' ... Jobe .. wmn. Ray Y. ec,.Ua ud D&.W W. Curtis. staVeu aueDiJZ: • allay commls- 1Joft fean thM propoeed lB!Ml'S· tty le r i v e r b o a t would become a "Ooatinl cocktail bar." He instJ~ted the vessel would be ltriogently tnn· trolled by dub per'IOllDel. The b09t allo WU foraeen i \ a JD ea n 1 cl tr•.,.Uui digrntartt's .around tbe harbor, u .U u various eharlty orpntuUGm, Stall memben of tM city pJ.anmng ~ bat JW"l'GIU'eeled ap- "Jll'OVal of tbl dub'1 application. Stevem aleo bad tbe endorsement of the Newport Bsbor a.riber of Commerce Ud llftl'al citiJal he cir· acrlbed u dllillterelted parties to lhe ventun. He said that. if approved. the m1·r· bolt wou1d join the "Golden Fler• · ol the Olamber of Com.me~. wh uh currently Is comp.riled of three vr'- aelt used to hoat vllltors to harb"r tours. Freeway Work Won't Tie CdM Roads, State Says Paclflc Cout Freeway traffic won 't be dumped onto Corona del Mar 1b'eeta durtnc at.ages of construction. Newport Beach city officiala said tod.-y they have Olla aa1w-anct t:rom otriaion ol Hl&hways eOlineers. "They've deftnitety rMde it clear to ua that they have no lntention to pour can onto local 11reeta, '' Mid City En,me.r Ben Nolan. It 11 probable the undenta.ndln1 wiJJ be backed up by • "letter of as- suunce" prior to the slcnlnc of .a treeway deesn •sreetMnt by the City CouDcU, Nolan lndkated. CouneU coocern over pertial h'ee- "7 c:onstruc.1ion loldin( up ctty 1treet. w l t b motortata b'avellnc throuCh town bu be-. a major road- block to clty .. a.w accord on freeway deaip e•t of tbt Upper Ba1. _ Two mOfttha •Co. mulUclpal law· ma.ken balbd at atcnina a propoaed agreement becauae It wa1 accompa- nltd by a state dal&n map t h a t showed tbe freeway endlne abrupUy 1t Orcbtd Avenue. atona Fifth Avenue Mayor Paul J. Gruber at tht Ume said that trarfk arrtvina inland vii the Corona del Mar P'reeway ahould " ·t not be funneled onto a Pacific Coa,1 Freeway secment that termmalrd anywhere within the city Um its. I le termed •~h 1 plaD unaccept.ablt City Public Woru Dlrecior Joseph T Dlvlln tokl the DAILY PILOT to- day, however. that tt hu 1ince b<'en confinned that the stat. map·~ Or chJd Avenue C'Ut off wu only an arb1 trart' one. It did not reflect suges or construction. he aaid. "The state bu never con~ulPrMi cutting off conatructlon at Orchid ht said In any cue. he noted that wlUl the recent adoptlot1 of the Lquna Beach portJoa of the Cout Frwny, a map can now be de1lped that carrlc>s the freeway beJObd Newport's eastern clty Umltl. State mctneer1 are pres- eotly consJdertna JI.lit such a map tn connectioft with a new propoeed des 1gn aireement, ..Sd Devlin. He al.id It may bt at least two months before the documents art sub mltted to the council Ht 1dded that It It still unknown when freeway constructJon would be aln "It ~~nds on the 1vailabillty of f\inda," 1-.. Id. \ . . . '· . . Today'• Cl•lnl FRIDAY. NOV&;MR 17. 'T'67 TEN CENTS War' • in Vietnam ~ would be chareed with fllibUJterlnc. But he went on to aay that; "we have made revolutionary ttrldea in education and health and CODMl'U• Uon " Johnson turned the comerence hdo aa ad Ub addrtla to the American ,.ople oo Vllbwn. J\emovmc b1I ciuses and Jteppini away from the podjum which behf bii llOtel, Johnsoa IPOtt for more than (See JOllNSON, Pap S) Residents To Protest ~ Plane Noise tlt r~ __ fl•= att11ea&· port, q; (Bo8ni&)· Jet. Jin« 9at that• the roofs of~ .t tbe balnes tn the Dover and Ealt· bluff •eas." Tbe meeting will be held at I p.m. Monday 1n The Bluffs' community room, ,.14 Vista del ~o. Holatain -.Mcatecl ... t l>e purpoee of .. gJllMrring will be to lay the ~ for a leeal battle to thwmt eccelerated me al Iba county a.irfteJd. "We understand lh&Ullt cit:J of New- port Beadl can, pos1lbf,y, pu1 legie- laUoo to restrict the flight level of ai.r- planea flying 0·1er the city. And cer- talllly lhroueti the County Board of Su- pervisors. w1th proper representation. we can control the ~diUooal iae of the atrpOl't for jet traffic." Holltel.n deci.ed that a major arr· port a.ad a bedroom community "next door to eacll other ars't compatJ- blt .. "One or the other' IDUlt io:· be said. In the lnvltlltion, be asked each <·ommunlty llUOCiadon to conader send.Ing an ~ .. ..., would pos· s1bly donate bia time." Study Shelved By Air Board A recommendation of the Commit- tet on Air TransportatC>n that Wil· I.Jam Pereira and Auociates of Co- rona diel Mar be ht.red to conduct a county aviation study has been tabled again by the Orange County Airport Comm.inion Commissioners delayed action on lhe proposal to give the Air Transpor- tation Committee. a supervisors-ap- pomted group, timt to prepare a syn- opsis of propoqls from four consult· ant firms including Pereira and to ex - plain why they bad selected lhe Har- bor Aree firm. The consultant eventually hired wlU be charged with developing a master plan of alr transportation for the en- 11re county and a new muter plan ror the airport. REST 'DOLLY' SEAT FROM DAILY PILOT If :rou want to aay. "Hello Oolly' .. from one o( the belt seats In the house, check the clualfled want ad ,rctJon today. Your name could be hidden" there -and ll It is you itet 1 "'"' free tickets to the Mtlodyland 1't1eater musical lt'1 fl'f'I. How Iona couJd 1t take to ltiok throuC}I thf MCUon for your 11lm1? Do 1t now Of Topfuss Bar Manager 81 JACE BROBACX Of ............ Federal qenta and Santa Ana po. lice early today raided tbe home ol a top~sa beer bar manacer, teisinC ma- chine guns and cannon and obacene tilm -ail reportedl:r for sale. The arrest was made after Desmond O'Neill. Treasury Department agent, bought a machine gun Thursday from Gene PlettJnck. 30, of 4613 Sunswept Ave . San la Ana. ..,. When O'Neill and poUce arrested Plettinck, they found foar 20 mm . antiaircraft weapom tn hl4 aarage and another m bia hmne, four ma· Sumner Convenes Constitution Study Committee Superior Judge Bruce Sumner of La· guna Beach t~y convened the Cali· fomia Constitution Revision Commis· sion for another round o( efforts to streamline the state's bulky docu- ment "Revisions are much more dllficult that the onginal drafting." the Judge remarked He is chainn•n of the group which met U1 Monterey Thurs- day for the nrst part of • two day se:1sion More than :.> or tht com m1u ion A 60 members were present Phil Gibson. former ctuef justice of the State Supreme Court and a com· mission member. called the present constitu\Jon ·cumbfrsomf'. unelL'ltiC and outmoded ·• The constitution hi!! been amended JOO times smcf' 1t came into t'Xl$tence The comm1s!'i1on memhc-rs-bus1- ne~smen. labor leaders t<lucators. judges. lawyers. housewives and legts· lators-now are In the final phase of Ule second sta~e of the program. The flrat was completed when vot- ers a1>proved Proposition lA provld· mR for ytarly sessions of the legl.sla- lure and increased pay for l.tgjslaton In Thursday's sessions. members he-Ran action· on wording or articles related to the rights of local govern- ments to control oprr JI ton~ of pubh1 11tihtie11 within lhf'lr boundant~ Ourlnit the four y«!'an• of work on rtvislon. t'omm1~s1on memh4>" hav1· ir1ven thou~1nds of hm1r~ n( lhtlr time w1thnu1 pay. ~ chlne f! and llUlDe1'0U6 ammuniUon JnlCA" • Pone. uid DD live ammunilloo WM fouod lo the home but revealed that Plettlnck's bedroom wu decorated with Nazi mementoa including wall- alad photos of Adolf Hltler and Her- mann G<>enng. Six Santa Ana police officeri; joined three treasury agenta In the raid Plettlnck manages the Apartment • A-Go Go topless beer bar at 17th Street and ~hope Avenue. He w11 booked ln Orange County j11l charied with po1ae1&ion « illegal firearm• and poaeuioo of oblcene film$ f• ule, police aaid. Treuury agents aelud three otht1 men before dawn today and conff• cated ei&ht more machine guns. Me rested were Lewla D. Todd and Ar- mand Rath, botb of Gaendale, who had the weapons at tbeir rupect1ve home11 and Jack Broudy, ol Los .Angeles. The federal men aaid ail knew Plet linclt and each other. but declined to call them a "rlna. •• 'Ibe aaents add· ed they still are seekina two other men .. Plettinck was lo be taken to Los An· gelee later today and arraigned before a U S Commissioner, the federal of· ficials said. Weatller It mlght pt a htUe wet this weekend, but then again it might not. hedges forecuter Dave Burt, Wh'> Sttf temperatures in lbe lugh 60'1 for Ule coast and tn the mid 70'1 Lnland. INSIDE TODAY Wl1f'rt to Jmd thr brrrl and hottlf for Thanksgw111q Day and "drllghtfu.l •lt>f'll about lhf ama- tPur rhtfs wllo 1lorttd a wukl11 dmt·in of tht1r own when th' management cloud tht' lutchtn, toda11's WEEKENDER ... ..... " S9<lal ..... IJ.U C•ll-l '-"' '"" ca..meot ,, .n , .... """' ...... lt•ll c-1a n Ttlt"1t!M n c.--.. 1-i.n ~ 0--• ... ..., • 1-.1er111 ~ ... " 0...• Wltl .. " l'IM•u .. " Werlol 'lftw\ 4-4 " .. Clllt I ---"u l...W\ 11 "" .. ..., " u ..... " °"'""' • M .. 1_ I "'""" " " ~··· ....... " """ o .... 1 MlllMI ,. ..... ,, OarM•W.• 4 ......... ..... .. M••t ft ..... I o.11••-I •u tt •fMh , •.. Ort•" C-1\> • ,._. ... , •• ~ I \ ' "> DAJL Y PILOT No Newport Mlut<an pt•rsonnel v1s1Un£ "ll~~rl ~ are still W'ttbout a "home" to. da1. dHplte hard-rou~ht efforts by Nev.port Harbor Amei 1can L e & I o n Posl 291 and Its aux1llarv to get a :.<>· c1al u~ntt>r startE'd br Thanlcsgl\ Int{. The trouble with thf' 1dt<1 ~aid plan- nlll& comnu.i.sioners Thur!'tda\' mght. IS the proposed locatJon The post sought a ust-permn to be· gan a USO-type center at 4323 E Co.ast lhghway, less than 200 feet from a residentia.l nei&hborhood. lt was • ni~ 7-0. Comnu.Nloners po~ttd, WOrt"lf'd and arcped about tbe application for nurly an bour and punctuated theu- Mliberauons by callinc sevttel of tht more Ulan 75 witnesses on ~ to speak thetr views. In a hand vote. ~ •ud~nce &pllt .about evenly on the issue An American Le&ton spokesman said th" center would serve u a "clur ing houae durin& ~ t.o 50 percent of ~ the Umt ww~ tbt auuliary would C'l'Ult for donated theat.tr dckatl Md famQy dJnnen (or, •*9mn la town OD vWLI." 1"8 center woukt appeal moaUy to vouth~ from 18 to 20, said tbe Lf'g1on spokesnun. Slnce alcohOOc beverage. would not be allowe-d 'l JU St don 'l quite :;ee lht' necJ I or such a ('enter when you have the Lr g1on hall on the Peninsula " s.;ud Commissioner William B. Clark. Said Commis.1oner John J. Jakosky. Jr "At tbu locatlon you'll lwlvt Pf'O· pie hltchhildn& alone Coest Hi&hwa\' to aet to It .. Mrs. Roy Owt:ns. pres1denl of t h " auxil.Lary. reiterated her belier that U1r Penu16ula Post 11 not in a "walk-by ' locallon Post 291 mem~r Gt0rge Pusateri who offered the USf' or lht bwldlni: which he lwls under-lease, remuked "You can see hippies walking down Troops Batde Conimies ln Hand-to-hand Fight District Remap Final Hurdle For Legislature SAIGON (AP)-Dr1ving throuth a "'Urderou1 blau ol North Vietnamese "lactune iun and amall arms fJre 1 S tnfantrymen latf' today sell~ h• top of a atratecic h1U overlooking Santa Ana Youth Burns Draft Card -For 4th Time A 19-year-0ld Santa Ana youth \\a<> bel.Jev~ today to be one of four men "ho burn~ what they said were their draft cards rn San Francisco during the height of an anti-draft demonstra· I.Jon Richard Baxstresser aa1d it was lht fourth ume he had burned his -and that tht draft board sent him a .iew one each time "That's my brother all right and that"s also a lot of booey." exclaimed a voice at the C~ D Baxstresser home. 13291 Malena Dnve Santa Ana The •!brother dechned to identily h1msP.U or : .to romment further About 100 demonstrators and a 'Im- • ,.tar number of federal employea w1t : "1e~sed the Thursday 1nc1drnt on th" ' ~tepa of the federal bt.Uld1ng ; ; Cards also were burned by MichaPI 0 . Clausing. 21. SealUe. Stl'phen ~, • ;Driges. 28. Seattle. and D1ck1r HMn~. 24 Berkelev. Harris said il was hl1 M'tond burnm~ \\ arrPn Fetter. 28 OalJand burnPd what he said \\as hts Army d1schargr. A hall-dozen speakers addressed the .crowd during the quiet demonstration Paul Obluda. 40. San Francisco ,nember of the Committee for Draft lles1stance. announced pl.ans for a :tnass s1t·m Dec. 4 at the Oakland Mill· 'ary Induction Center. Obluda was among about 250 persons arrested dur· ' lni: a demonstration at the center Oct I 16 ltdrrl' a "lirtrn ~aid ··we lrird In turn our draft· card!-1n to thr I . S. attorne) ... but he "'a~ oul of to"n Law Doesn•t Ljke Dccoratini? Pia ns Sf>ven Newport Beach and Corona del Mar teen-agers who Thursdav night apparently wanted to decor air the frounds of Estancia High S<.:honl 1 an into a nol-so-sm111l prnblem Th" law f'nl-ta ~fe~a pnliu• C'alltd a hctll 111 the decoration project at 11 :10 r m 111ur~da) by arre::.t1ng all ~r' rn 111 th, Harbor Area tecn·a$:1'U.. laktni.: thrm to police hradquartrl'' and lhrn ralliri,e parrntc, to kif lhrm to rnme al ter lhr1r ofhprinjl. DAILY PILOT .._,.., ...... c.a~ ••be,. N. Wu~ "'111~-· Tli•,..•t ICuvil Edl!o< Thomu A. Murphi"• MalletW.. ,,., .... Jerome F. Celli"' NPW90rl a ... h Cllv l'fll.,. Jur R. Cvrley revl ,.,iue11 1111• ...... M....... ,......."'"" Oirt<19< N_,.n 9-ctl OMet 2> I I Wee! lelilH llvJ. M •• 1.,., ,..,.,, .... r.o 1 .. 1111 •101 Ot~ff Oflc.1 (""'' JNw llO W••' 11.,y \tro•I l ...... ~ '" ,.,.., .. ,,...,. oi.,.., ... ,,O'I lrocll lOf 1111 ,,,.., -,,J. .~ -~. 0.AILY ,.llOT, ••I~ -·<~ k <-bl~ llw .....,..f',..1 '' 11\ll>tt\l>pd •ll'f uuol ~· ... _ .... "'"-'°' Ne-1 kttll, CO\to ~t l U""t ....... H\lf'Of· ... .-~'°""'''"Voll•• t"f .......... 1'1\1"61••· •'9'11 "'"" • • ... _ .,.,,~. """'" .. "'""" •• tlll "'"' ··-lll•d. H•--.a .. K,, ...., no w .. 1 ••1 """'· '-•'• "Ma.e T...,.._. (7141 642-4121 C'-"'". u-tlllllf '42.5671 (IN'l'f'•tlll. ""· o, .... , ,....,,, .......... ... t"t (.,,.PM'IY No n.wt t.t,,rif\ 111~\H• tHW\t ......... matf9.1' Ot •""•' 11\emfll"t' Ptetti" Mey 9llf r•eroehlcf'd wl•~• IW<i•t ...,P'P'IU. of ( .. V,ift\I OV..i•t ~..-41 Cit.. -ltM Ot n t i '<••-•••<•· C•U...,.~ Wbtrt rilM .... <•" 11n a.t 11 ,...,_,..,.,, w ,..,,, n ""'O"•Nr1 "'•lt'9ry •t111tl ..... , $1 16 IMflllllY. " Dal< To. in South Vietnam's central highlanda. The men fou&ht throuah Communl,1 trenches with hxed bayonet$ m sav- age hand-to-hand <'Ombat m the flerc:- ect ftgbting of the Oak To campai1n. AP Correspondent Peter Arnett rr- ported from the battle acene that 501· dien of lht U S. 4th lnlat1try D1v1- don "occupied the topmost point of the hll1 around a p.m. (4 a.m. EST) after some ol the bloodiest OChtlng" ln the two weeu of heavy combat in the area close to the Laotian and Cam · bod1an borders The aJt war a1a11ut North Vietnam also intens1f1ed as for the second straight day, another target came ofr the Pentagon's off.limits list US. Air Force pilots made the first attack of the war on a secondary airfield one mile south of the center of Hanoi and reported they cut the runway and dama,eed buildings. Tau. the Soviet news agency. rt'- ported from Hanoi that several U.S bombs exploded in the center of the North Vtetnamese capital. one of them 1n the diplomatic quarter Arnett said the 4th DlVlsion troops took Hill 13.18 aftu day-long fightlm~ against an enemy battalion in bunk- ers on the creat of the blll. The hill four MilH IOUtb of the Dak To airstrip I.I the hlPest point of itrOW1d in the area. overlooking au U .s and South Vietnamese installations in the 'alley and a potentJAl sita for ar t1ller1 em~tceCJN9tl • me!UlC9 al· lied unit~ low From P .. e J JOHNSON ... five minutfl on the central lssu• nf U S. poUbcs-th' Viftnam war Standing l>.fore newsrmn tn thf' White Houie East Room, Johnson wa~ on the dramatic side gestunng morP than usual clapping his hands for emphasis. and bobbmg h1, head Sm1hn1ty . .Joh!lion said he will f•ross when he comes lo 1t the bndge of decision on runn1n1 again for the presidency. lie bad been asked about surveys lndlcaUnt he might be 1n trouble on Vietnam. Anyone who ~lieves that Uncle Sam. whoevPr is prts1dent. is going to pull out of Vietnam, is malung a serl ou~ mistake. the President said It Ho Chi Minh has an) doubts about 11 'I want to dmlluc;1on him this morn- 1111::." .Johnaon ~aid .Johnson wu a!lkl'd h1~ assM~mrnt nf lhl' ~1lua11on tn Vi<'lnam after talk 1n~ with Gen \\ cstmoreland and Am h~,.~adnr Ell~worth Bunker 'I think r\ rry Am<'rican hrart 'hnuld ~wPll with pride" at what tr S forces are doinj! 1n Vietnam. he uid The Amrm:an people want war~ •md othl'r contr,ls lo bt dC'.'CldPd quirk h ht ~aid addinl! 'tha t'~ not the kind or war wp'rp fll.!httnl! tn Vtetnam " Ha1sinc his hand' hr· noterange County waa ~ todly to be one of the final hurdle. ror the Legislature to surmount before it completes work on it• reapportion· mtnt labors. The 1pUtting of Ke:m O>wtty into separate d.t.strkt.a and reworldnt or line& in San Francisco a1ao were r•· ported among the rem.atn.lna prob· lE"ms The "-Ork i~ being done hert by thr~ )late senators and three as· ~emt.lymen-a socalled conference committee trying to reconcile d.Lffer· inr views on how to make Ca.Wornia's congressional district.a conform to the federal "one man. one vow'' ruling. Agreement today would penrut a final ~ote In the Senate and Anembly early next wee:. or. the compromiae The conference committee'• final decl.s1on 1s expected to be 1<:1:epted by both houses wttb little debate as le8Js~ton try to adjoarn tbt special session by next Wednesdaf-19 days after 1t ~gan. Thie State Supreme Court ordertd th• Legislature to reapportion the di~ tricta by Oec.. 7 or the court woulrt do ttie Job ltseU. possibb' draw1n1 on vaciOu• plaris a·Jbmitted lo ~111\111.' Leaidat.on crl tidied UiiC Tcour\ ·, threat to take over the re8Jtortlon ment llmcttOft, bat mowct liti e a rt quietly with plans that ~ meet "one man, oot vote" iuidellne~ and not Jf'OJ>ardi1e incumbents' <'hancrs Co reelection Key Oubbers Aid Fairview Key nub mem~rs at Corona del Mar High School presenU\• art col· lectmg clottung for f'alrv1t'4 S t a t • Ho~p1tal Collect1on boxes have het'n placect al Richard 3 l.Jdo Market. Ravslde lentPr Salrway, and Alhertlion·\ Co- rona del Mar The Key Club is a boys' leaderstup oraaruzation spontored by Kiw•nJ~. .Junior Ken f'eierabend Is 1n chMJe of tti. driVE'. Red China Attat·k~ · lJ .S. J n1 per ia I iMH ~ llONG l\<lNG tCPll Cninmunist f'hma today accused tht I n 1 I t d Stair' of "1n~t1i:atml! and ~11ppnrtinJ1'' South V1e tnamrse all1>ged '1nl;itJoM 11f lambod1an borders \ commentary pubhi1hl'd 1n "'" of· 11< 1al Pc~ing Peoples Oa1f\ 'aid. Should ll S 1mper111tsm d11r, to ~prtad It~ war or aggres111on In Cam· bod1a thl' 700 m11l1on Ch1nt~,. penpw. armf'd with tht thought or M<in Tse- tun~. will rt'solutf'I) support thr ('am- hod1an penplr to g1vt ~t\l'Tt punish m<'nl to t S 1mprriah1'm ' Judge ID Tears Ro)'~ 18 , Sentenced to Pri.~011 IHI\,\(';() It 'Pll TNr\ r~m" lntn thP t1111ae·~ "' r~ a~ h, lookM t1nwn upon lhf' 'mail fli::urr • II'' ,,.n 11riplr;i~11nl \.\hat I IM\" In do " ( r 11111n;il ("ntrrl Judge \1dnr\ /I. .lonr• .Jr ,;i11l Thur<rhn looking al M1charl lf:~mmond 1:1 who wa' !>Landini: with h" mother and fathtr · Here 1s a boy who at the age of IJ has bcconw 1 told blood rd murder <'r," lh<' 1ud~e l>31d ~ftl) · He was 1n- ,·ol\ I'd tn burjtlarlrs before the mur drr and ht· f'\'f'n 'tolt lhl' ~eapon thal ht usrd tn \hnot thl' 00\' " Thr wrapon. trstlm.on~ in la,1 month'~ lrtAI rPvrAll'd wa~ a 2.S·<'llll· hrr ti'\ oh rr MH harl was t 1.m\lrtrt! r1f 11 tnj.! 1t lo kill Rnhtrt Richart1~nn I~ .~ nr1i:hhm llftrr ht h:l<f lwd hin1 h.rnd ;rnrt fnnl 111 ~ hprl 1n llw Hwh;11rl \lln 1111"11' \ I:! v1•;i1 nlil hm w hn ~;i1rt hi' '""' 11 1111 h:llJJll•n ll'~tHu-c1 thal 1ftrr Ml · t h;id )hf)! 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'"'fi $tnttn11-d tn 2.'t to :io years 1n pn,on 111· "111 be lurnrd over to thr Ulino1s '1111111 rom· rtll:>\lon. which eould lcitf'T r"11•;i ,. him "' kl'f'p him until hr ·~ 2.r. nr t 11kl' him llt'fort a rourt th.11 <"nultl " nrl l111n lo r)l l'\00 Whf'n hr " I'; \,,, St.Hi·' \!I, ,l,tnlC'' \ '' 1rnO!I, wl111 1 rc·,,111m1·nil1'<f a ,1•nt1·111 r , • ii to lllO \f'M ~ hart plr;iclt-d 11110 1 r1 ht'\ rl,.1111·"""' Ann 11111lhl11l "fl""·'' .. ,. hr· hr lhf' '"'' lh.111 i., h;u 11n 1l1;1 ru1onl'<1 11ntJ mall£nant mind •· t d \,. ~ -. I I Vi~i&ing J . . . for MILITARY, SI: HIPPIES, NO George Puu .. ri -.. FIGHTING FOR THI IOYS Mrs. Roy Owtna Missing Laguna Treuure RIGHT JDEA, WRONG PLAC! G.orge Roberta --+n .. ,. Janitor Uncovers Jewels By RIC'HARll r NALL Of tM 1>111-r ,., ... """ The propert) room or lht Laguna Beach police department gl.JtterM wit.h Oriental art treuures l.o<by. lnvesti1ators have recovered-from a jun.ior biiJl school boiler room-most of the P>0,000 worth ol jdade, ceystaJ. quarts and porcelain looted from a rwaok Laiun• apartmm A_pril 22. Tbe1 wen tumid over to police Thursday by a JanUor for Vaqard JunJor Hiib School DMr Compt.on. He had no idea what he tuued into the boiler room two week.I a10. think- 1n1 it might be a d~Jay for the school library. DetectJVes g1neerly mov~ the ob- jects around a table tor photograph- ers today. There were ~-pound Jade elephant. from the &neient ruling dyn- u?Jea of China atudin& like blunt am· bauadors of another •1e. A jade Buddha seemed di•intereited, oblivi- ous to tbe good-humor ot det«tlves. rt was a case bordering on fantasy. actually, from be&innin& to end, a story worthy of wiuna. The treasures were the collecllon of wealthy James J BreMan, pre1ldent of A VJatJon Parts and Equipment Co. He had gathered them 10 Chiru whE"n he waa advisor to T. V. Soong. brother of Madame Ch.Jans KaJ-shek and then prime min.later of Cbina. Brennan waa later executl't(f' vice pres- Idem. tf Oen. Clair Cbepnault's Flying Tiger Civil trauport airlines. Charied in the caae i~ Robert Wal- lace Robertton, 24. of Altadena . who police said was familiar with l,.gmia. He b to face a preliminary hearing in Laguna Muruc1pal Court Monday on c h a r g e s of burglary and receiving stolen property Police Det Gene 8rooks who has headed the seven-month investigation, said another arrest -of a suspected accomplice -should be made 1n the next few daya. Robertson 1s al'o charge-d " \ I h cnmes Ul Puadena resullulg from burglanes there. Robertson wai; ar rested by Brooks and a Pasadena dt· tectivt Nov 2 at hla Hollywood apart· ment Police said he was Identified whJle tryln& to 1tll art treasures 111 Pas•· defta a.od •lain lfl Sant.a Barbara. Po- Uct recovered few ttamJ from th• lAiuna bur-1ary al ~ Umt ol th• arrest. It w11 estimated 40 to 50 pieca Wtr• involved. lnlormaUoo led Brooks and Insur- ance lnvesU1ator Harvey French to the acbool Thursday. Brooks aald they talked (1nt tn the principal and then to ciutodlan Lenn N Phelps Sr The deucUve aBJd Phelps listened patiently to the story without 1nter- rupt1n~ and a&ld, "I want to show you aomethln1." The aomethlng was th• nri1sm1 treaaure, some of whlch may predate Chriatianlly. Phelps and custodian Will Pa.u will likely 1et Insurance rewards, police aald. "It ia gratJfyin( to know that we have auch honest men workina for UI,.. tald Princlpal Wilbur North Brune tte Thief._ Nol a Customer While .John G Anwilrr tenaed to a customer at the front of h1s aportmi: Sood• atore. 222 Marin' Ave., Balhna Island. somrone dipped into lht tlU at !ht r .. ar and got 146.S Newport Beach police toda)' t>toean a search for both thf' ·customer ·· flt· scribed as an altnctJve brunette m hf'r early 20s. and a t:ompan1nn \n- wuer said she met at a small. im- ported car oulilde his shop, thtn drove off. The the.ft was discovered after the pair departed. Rroob said the trail to the jade 'Aac; one with man) turrunJ(s He u1d Rob- Prbon had moHd the obJe<'t:o; from Pasadena to his parents' Altadena ga. rage to Pasadena to Corona del Mar, back to Pasadena. up to Alt.Adena again to the gMage of an elderly aunt ! neighbor in Los Angeles and to the apertment of a friend ut Los An1eles. Broob said when Rob«lrtaon learned police were clotlna In, be Instructed the friend to deposit the collection llt the hip school and phooe Brennan and Laruna police One attempt to <'Ontact BreMan by tht friend falled. Broolu 111d and he did not punue the matur. Mother Judged Insane in Ki11ing Of Two Children A youni moth~r who strangled htr two children to death tn a.a Anaheim motel and Ulen attempted to take her own life, Thursday was sentenced to a c;tate mental 1nstitut1on · until !.he rf'S?ains her sanHv " Superior Court :1ud~e Byron K Mc- >.11llan pused the stnte.nce that could mean as Joni ~ I~ ytars conflnf'- ml'nt 'or Mrr .. Annie K voko Yama~ aka, JO nr Gardena Mr~ Yamasaka adm1tl4'd that 1hf' chokrd In dNth hu two ctuldren, n<'nni' 3 and Norttn. 11 month'. 1n a llarbor Boul<'\'ard molt'I la~• Oct. 9 Mrs. Yamasaka wu found uncon- ,c·1ou~ 1n her room from an ovtrdo~e of c;leep1ng pill~ Tv.o counts of murdN aJ?amst thfl bowed. weeplne woman wer• dls· mi~<e<i with Jud~e McMillan's ruling. Two court-appomted psychiatrists have deU!rmined that she is insane. BEDROOM SPECIALS GllAT SAVIN•S ON 9UAUTY FURNITURE ____ JIWPOR~_T_lli __ CH_n_•_E----'] '---~u~_N_A_BE_AC_Hn_ORE~~ I DREXEL'S IEAUTIFUL CONTINENTAL'S FABULOUS FRENCH IN THE COUNTRY l'ALAIS <White French) SPl!CIAL SPECIAL I ICINC. SID HD I Ml ... T STANDS D•UJU I MIUO• u•. 1699 "'~ KIN• SID lrD I Nl ... T SU.NOS I t O" OIHSH I Ml .. tOR •••• •u~ '799 HENDllDON'S CLASSIC FOLIO f DREXEL'S DORADO CDaric) SPECIAL I KIN• llD HD J Mia HT ST ANDS I DHSSll •••• '1071-'959 I KIN• Sltl lfD I Nl•HT STANDS I DIUSSH IH. '399 S40- I WIHOa HllUTAGFS SPANISH SIMPATICO SNCl.Al 1 Ml .. O• DREXEL CONSULATE STRICTLY IT AUAN SPECIAL 1 IU N• llD H~LI I Nt6N1 IT ANOI I TR.,LI OllllH .... Slltt-'799 1 lllN• llD llD 2 Nl•HT IUNDS t OllSIH HQ.. •599 SIU- I MIHOR~OlD Ml HO a PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR DESIGNERS AVAILABlt-AID-NSIO ,. OiilVS lilO NI IA' -II PIS ._,.. ...._. <* #P•<WB> CMotT ' INTIRIORS LAGUNA HACM IX'ClYSNI 0.ALll'S fl()tt -M6 NOltTH COAST HWY NIW!tOttT HACH 17'11 WHTCLtllf l:MtM 611-10'9 _.)(ll -HINttlOON -HlllTAOl ....... S'1 ' \ , I ... . . ' . . f"rlday, Novtmb« 17, 1%7 DAILY PILOT 3 Meat A vailahle-N ot Abundant Strike Not Panicking Housewives Along Orange Coast Pair of Queens By TONY CJu.O of Ille 0.-rt "" Ulll Meat loaf for dinn8r aaa!n '°nl&ht? Not necessarily so said mana1en of independent and ch&ln mark.eta in an- swer to a random DAU.. Y PILOT sur- vey lioday, the Ofth da)' of a strike by tbe Meat CUtt.1'1 Union, A.FL· CJO, alon& the Ort.ni• Cout. tit.at 11 available 1n the counters, cb.aln store managel"'I laid, but there llD't U,. selection ol fancy cuta there wu up until earlY thil week. Apparently bomemabra aloq the Sunreyor 6 In Another I Historic First PASADENA (.\P) -*mveyor 6 made an biltorlc "bop" on the moon • today. scientista 1ay. becoming the first earth rocket to Utt off the lunar surface. Melody Sievers, 17, of &lboa, is crowned homecoming queen at Mater Del High School game Thursday night by Mater Dei's 19&6 queen. Paula McKemie, 18, of Tu.run, who, apparenUy, felt the emotion of the moment even more than her successor. The t h r e e-leeaed. plcture-taldng spacecraft, which soft.landed on the moon'• Central Bay on Nov. 9, reach· ed an altitude of about 10 feet on a 61ii·aecond ru,ht i.Ditiated by aipl! from Puadena'a Jet Propullion Lab- oratory. Lost Steward on Queen Mary Found Tbe Amerku mooncrllft laded about etpt fett buD ita onstnal po-altion. Sdelltlltl aaJd tbe manauver •u deltped to tell tbem mon about the lunar surface, SAO PAULO, Brull (AP) -A teen· aie dining room 1teward hM turned up safe aboard the ocean liner Queen Mary, unaware that tbe giant 1hip circled for four hours after he ..was re· ported missln& ove~board, prett dis· patches said Friday. youni crewmata and 1100gbt the ca- bin' 1 1olitude to escape them as the ship steamed along the coast south of here. Felio• crew members scanned the sea for hours with spotlights late Wedneeday and early Thursday a.ft.er a sea.rd> of the ship failed to locate him. "Tbls will help the ~polio people Imo• the strenith ..t the IW'face 11nce they'll have to ftr. rocbts to return to earth," a JPL tp0keaman explained. Roger Wells, 16, appeared for daily muster of the crew Thursday. saying he 9P8!1t Wednelday night in a wcant passenger cabin. He said he had been taunted by hiJ The liner is on her lut voyage head· lng for Long Beech, Calif .. Where she will be converted into a museum , ho· tel and convention center. Ot.Mr prime purposea were to de· term.lne the d e p t b of the ori.lina1 "footprint&" made by Surveyor I and to obtain a "~reo" effect by plac1n& ne• pbotograpba being takeD nut to some of the 12,764 pboto1 al:rtady re- layed by the spacec::ra.ft'I cameras. Nixon Favorite Candidate Of Republican Delegates . NEW YORK ( AP)-Rich· ard M. Nix.on bu topped an Aasociated Prea poll of del· egates to the 1964 Republi· can National Convention as their favorite fur the presl· dential nomination next yur, and California's Gov. Ronald Reagan emeraed an overwbelmlng choice to be the vice preaide'ntial nomi· ~. A majority of those par- ticipating in the ltln'ey said they favor a Nixon-Reagan tlcket. However. a combination of Gov. Nellon A. Rockefeller of New York and ~gan rt· ceived a substantial number of vow and ran tecond as the strongest potential GOP team. ~agan received 1upport. mostly for the vice presiden· ti.al nomination. in all ~ states. Associated Preu burea111 submltted questionnaires to the 1964 delegates in the n.a· tlonwide poll. The response was slightly more than .. per cent. Of those replying. more than Q percent said they ex- pect to be de~gates again in 1968. The prlnc:ipal questiom and results were : Whom do you favor for the 1983 Republican pres!· dentlal nomlnatloo 1 Ni.xoD-4& percent RQC.kef eller--3> Reagan 11 Gov. Georee Romney of Micru1an-1 ~ Whom would you name u the strongest candidate! Nixon-45 percent Rocltefeller-24 Reagan--22 Romney~ Othen-3 STRONG TICKET What combination would ~titute the 1trooaest tick· et. Nb:oo·Rea&an-40 percent Rocbfeller-Reag&D-a Sen. Charles Percy of D· linois received 57 votea for the vioe presidential nom- ination, teamed with Nixon. Reacan or Rocltdeller. others named for second place oo the ticket witb their votes, were Gov. James A. Rhodes of Obfo, 18, Sen. Mark 0. Hatfield of Oreioo. Facts of Life Tola Media At SDX National Meeting MINNEAPOUS (UPI) -they must play God in the Otis Chandler, publisher of editorial sense ... " The the Los Angeles Times, has media cannot be concerned warned that the communi· cations industry would write its own "death warrant" by Steel Boss agreeing to delay or delete racial "tews. "God forbld that we of the Under F;•e media should 1eek to dis· .a.a place the American Eagle w1th •n ostrich ... he laid in On Contract urging the new1 media to keep from playing "God ln the editorial sense." Otandler spoke Thursday at a dinner meeting of the national convention of Si&· ma Delta Chi, the profea· atonal joumallstfc IOclety whose three-day convention bas attracted more than 500 newsmen. Vlce President Hubert Humphrey was to addreas the delegates at a luncheon today. The theme of the conven- tion is Freedom of Informa- tion and all have talked about 1t: The SOX president criUciz.ed the American Bar Assocition for laying down guidelines for pretrial re- porting; an assistant man- aging editor of the New York Time!! asked the pren tn "blow the whistle'' on the credibility gap in. Washing- ton WASHINGTON (AP) - I. W. Abel, cragy.faced president of the U n l t e d Stffl Workers Union, ll un· der collliderable f.tre in try. Ing to steer hil bi& union pa.at the twin 1boa11 of a major strike or ma11 lay· offs next year. The center of the contro- versy ls a no-strike plan be- ing discuased with the steel industry at a Ume when labor militancy and sL-ikes across the nation are at a 15-year high. "There is a big element of steel union leade~hif. th&t believe& it la nonaena • cal to sJve up the rl&ht to s t r I k e," aaJd one labor 1<>urce outside Abel'1 union. 'With what "a commission of frightened citizens thinks of us today nor for that mat- ter what a consensus of ivory tower historians may say for us tomorrow." Robert White II of Mexi· co. Mo .. prHldent of SDX. urged a Congressional ln· vestigation of what he call· ed the American Bar Aaso- clation's "vut power" over the courts. The editor and publisher of the Mexico Ledfer said the bar usoclatton's pro- posal to Impose pretrial in· lonnaUon gu.ldeUnes on the presa tJ a "tr&ilc attempt at indirect censorship." White W'ged SOX to do "all we can" to prevent adoption of the proposed guidelines. Harrison S&U.bury, assist· ant managing edit.or of the New York Times. said he h ad detected a "spirit of challenge and even skeptic· iam" around t h e aountry relating to the neww out of Washington. He urged new ... men to probe harder fur the truth. "We are the ones that mu11t b1ow the whistle. We Me the o"tes thtit must iro forward no matter what kind of sllngi; or arrowit we t"ll('()Unter 10, Sen. John G. Tower ol Tena, 8, Sen. Tbruaton Morten of Kentucky. f. and MayOT John V. Lindsay of New York, 5. The result& of the survey tally in some respects with an Associated Press poll of state chairmen and mem- bers of the GOP l\ational Committee, taken last Octo- ber. But there were wo significant differences. NIXONnRST In both polls. Nixon ran first u the favorite for the nomlnaUoc. but he r~elved fewer votes in answers to t.ht question as tll the "stronl"t candidate ' In tbe October survey. Romney ran second, ahead of R«kefeller. as the GOP le'aden' choice wherras he wu a poor fourth in the vot-1.ne by the former conven- Uoo delegates. A Rockefeller-R e a ~ a n combination was votrd the rlron~~ team in the earlier poll, ~ Nixon·Reagan ticket well Dt,hlnd. In the answers to all tht'ff q~stions, Rea~an's showing wu better \n the second poll. There w e r e num<'rous comments about Rea~;in 10 the former delegate< re· plie11. "Until recently, and for as long H he's bffn in p11hlic• life. I have def1nitelv hrf'n committed to Nixon." ~aid Sue Odem. of Savannah. Tenn. "But the more I ~re of Reafan and study hi~ r11• Utlcal views. I'm be1n1? drawn to him." FAVORS REAGAN ''1 favor Reagan." ~111<1 \I Snipes, former Okl!lhoma County GOP chairman ··11 think he Would poll rive In 10 million mono vote~ than Nixon. but J think Nlxonl could bf!at Johnson . to<\ '' Said an Indiana delegatP who asked not to be ldenti· rted, "I beUew Rea~an ·~ ability to reach the avrrai<r ~r wfth hb Ideas. hit1 T\' lma"e. and his abllitv to uni· fy the party make his nomi· n1Uon a 'must'." Jn the lateat poll. as in thr October survey. a numh<-r of RepubUcans saicf Nixon wu their personal favontr for the nomination but e'< pressed doubt that hf' woull1 be the strongest GOP cand1 date. "I don't think lht>re ·~ an v one better than Nixon." u1r1 Geor~e Axtell. formrr F.f\ ~f'X, N . .J . Countv chairman Orange Coast aren't panicked over the situation, according to responses from the manager. Only one, work· ing in an independent store. said peo· pie were buying extra large quanti· ties of meat. But the picture isn't quite u rosy as some of the store managera would paint it, according to housewives who have to Juggle budgets and meal bal· anc1ng. "Well.'' said one shopper Thursday m,ght with disgust, "I guess we'll just have potatoes " She stood di!appoint· ed at an empty frozen dinner bin, just afttr sadly taking two pounds of hot doga from a not overly abundant meat counter. As the strlke continues. it's appar· ent that housewives are turning to oth· er ways of getting meat on the table. A slight rWl on canned meat items such as prepared stews and on frozrn dinners with meat was indicated by the survey. Prevalent in all the answers. bow· ever. wa.s the fact that there wu lit· Ue panic. Concern, yes: but irrational runs on market. apparently aren't tu.ppen· ing -at least according to the iro- cers with whom the DAILY PILOT talked. John Stranske, of Hill Top Muta. Newport Beach, said. "There's no shortage. You can get all the meat you want" But. he said, some people are "buy. ing up ." He r~called that Thursday he had one order for $121 worth of meat. VC I Students to Cast In Fountain Valley, Alpha Bela Market manager Dean Chri&ti&nlt'n perhaps hit on part of the reason why there isn't any "boarding" going on. A lot of folks just don't have the money to stock up. be said. In hiJ store. Jiough. he sa.ld of hi• supply, 'Tm doing pretty &ood. I'm expecting a whole load today." Hawks , Doves Ballots From a chain store manaaer ln Coit.a Mesa came thia description of b.ia supply of meat: "Beautiful!" H• said police were at the store and a load °'" meat waa delivered without incident. By moMAS FORTUNE Of tM DellY """ ,..., l.;Cl students cast ballots in a pivot, al election today to settle whether Vietnam hawks or doves shall bold thr upper hand on campus So far this semester. a dovah stu- dent government has spoken for the students. Consensus of student body voters will be known when ballot. are count· ed Saturday mornina. At is•ue are: -Fourteen student !dale seal&. -Approval or d.lapproval of a RC· ate resolution ca.Iling for withdrawal of U. S. troops from Vietnam. -Whether members of the student government shall be asked to apolo- gize for the resolutioo. The entire student body or 2,835 students is eligible to vote. Three senators who voted for and two who voted againit the pull out of Vietnam resolution are up for re- election. Eight other incumbents -three who voted for the resolution and five who were absent when the vote wa.s tat- I Tiit IDEAL Tool For HIS C~m11 ~"'*' ALL-N-ONE lllUI Ulllll TOOL See Our Gift Dept. FOR Christmas Lay-A-Way Suggestions en -are not st.anding for another term. Student Body President Michael Krisman and Vice President Craig Harlan will continue in office until spring. They stirred up the campus by using the senate resolution on post- ers appealing for registration in the Peace and Freedom political party. The referendum issue on the ballot demanda that Krisman, Harlan and the atudeot let.late publicly apologize for taking "on themselvea to speak on a political Woe to au of Southern Cal- llamla Witbout properlJ comulting the 11udenta of Uct." Another meuure uu whether the voter Agre.!s or not with the senate resolution which reads. in part: "Our government Is rapidly becom· tng the single greatest threat to the peace and progress of the world's peo· pies . . . We call, therefore, for withdrawal of American troops from Vietnam, cessation of U. S. mJlitary intervention elaewhere in the world. and the alignment of this country with the aspirations of peoples tn Asia, Africa, and Latin America." But at another Cotta Meaa cbal.n st.ore. Food Giant. the mana1er said be had everything but cut.a 1uch u roasts. Jim Clark, manager, &aid there wasn't a run on allied meat product.a such u frozen dinnera in hl3 store. Judging from com.menu from &n· other independent store mauger, Ev· erett "Ace" Adams, of COMt Super Market, Corona del Mar, the people are b.Y-pa.u.1n1 the chain aupermar· aca ... vu:• be aakl. ''UMJ're ~ ~ little baYier tban ncrmal.,. He ar:ld- ed, "We have no problems. We bave a v~. very Cood supply." In uguna Hilll, Alpha Beta store manager John Gaebe remMked the supply i.s ''a Uttle thin, but we have most of the cuts besides plenty of ground round, chickens aod turkeys.'• He laid there has been "a little pickup" in the purC'but of TV dill· ners and the like. Bill Thompson, of Bill's Market, &J. hoe, said things ftre pretty normal then. There bun't been a run, and hiJ cues •e stocked u uaual Household Improvement Suggestions twin sink dish drainer F1t!I 111 twfn s.lnk bowis. Welded steel frame fof' strength. Cushlo~o•ted to prote<:I dishes. gl•»- ware. Separate 11lverware cup Included. Size: 121/4" x 14" x 5" hlah Regularty U .39 drainer trays Provide protection for counter tops. CiJShlons dishes, 11assware. Slof*f lo dr11n Wlter into sink. Size· 16" x 16 1/2" Regulerty $2,49 NOW '1!m Slie: 18" x 21" Regua.rty '2.91 NOW 92g ·FREE GARBAGE .. -............. .. $l90value S1111lty 1• 11v1n1 1w1y 1 free Powttlock Ruic lo 10 w1tb tvtry Sl.tnlty lob/Mucer powtr tool you •Y thia Ctuimua. STANLEY .uw/r.t.\~;u n 11<• lnll IO est fU n DISPOSALS WASTE KING Ne. 2000 It .. S4US OU R 'ltlCl No. JOM It.,. $SUS OUlt 'RICI . . .... s29ts s39ts IN-SINK-ERATOR ,,.., 77 It.,, •1t.H OUR 'RICI INSTALL.lflON AYAIUILI s29" s49n Ch11ndler fi&ld he think~ tht media "ovc-rt'Sllmate thl'lr inf111Pncr . . their masion m a free society, whe~ they bf-gm to believe Steel W o r k e r 1 Union 1udes say Abel is angry at bemg accused of cozyin& up to the i;teel industr:1 -tht" main issue on whlc.1 Abt-I ousted David .I. McDonald horn the uruon presidency A'" a 1965 election. "I think we must clost' the credibility i:ap. Pvtn thou~h this m11v be di1tast,.. fut or even oai~,11 .. hr ~tllrl. "But you have to ha' "I ~omron«-with appeRI anrl Rodteff'll,.r is ceruunh· pop· --------..:.:=========================================================----11l11r now " -~ ' I\ I " I I , ' 4 DAllV PllOT Nav y Le ader Says China Suh Threat A ClncinnaU,Judae b.u decided that Peter ly , 35, convicted of ateallng a nine pound turkey, will not have to eat bis Thanksgiving dlnner in jail. The jud&e placed him on 1ix montha probation not-ln& "TbiJ theft wu a trifle early for' Tbankldvin~." • H.., ~ ~,.Jo rczi.. odQI, Jf, 1fili ~of l0f11" CM Miu UIWlrH Contat, rite dppittg G colu during a male 11a tOCWJo '" c~ cogo. TM ~ (/Wl'• pravtn wre annoertd toMn tM fourtd Mr broth. t r'• name in a te~llOM book and soa1 reumud with M1 brothn• and mur. She 1DG1 upara~ from tM-m tohfll she tDCU adopUd cu an tnf ant in Hammond, Ind.~ It came 48 years late but Char- lea Hayden of Lander, Wyo., a~ year-old veteran of WWI, finally baa hi.I Silver Star. The Army Wednesday decorated the reluctant Hayden, who said he didn't do "anyth.inR any other American wouldn't nave done... What Hay- den did was to carry 25 wounded men to a first aid station through devastating enemy fire before be returned to battle. The act1on oc- curred during the Mame off enalve. • A Mll1'aukee deliveryman book· ed up the fuel oil bole to a f.1" Wednesday and unleashed .~ 1allon1 of oil . . . straight onto the floor of the buildiDg. After fire- men 5pent three houn and uaed 500 pound• of detergent to clean up the mess, the deliveryman wu told to use the oil intake pipe next time . . . not the dralri pipe. • Cuen who orriwd at Lot Angeles ln· ttmat10Ml Airport W tdntlday1 If you had bun on Ott scent, tM dork (1lll.ssr.s wouldn't /ool 11ou. Siu '°°' ac· romramtd by htr husband Richard Burton and doztns of photogrophus nnd ne1osme11. Liz Ta11lor and hubb11 rare m town to visit tht actreu' ailing fnther Francu Taylor. a 67·11tar-old (,01 A nqrlts art dtaltr Tht couple 11ow rt sidt rn England. SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -The Na- vy'1 top commander on the Weal Coast depleted China u a 1f1!aler po- tential aubmartne threat to the Unit· ed State1 than 11 the Soviet Union. "One can postulate that In the near future Cuna can have a aubmarlne equipped with nuclear mlssilea," said Rear Adm. W. H. Groverman, Jr .. commandant ol the San Francl.sc~ba· aed 12th Naval District and command- er of the Western Sea P'tontier. In a speech Jnpared for delivery MISSING YOUTH HOME UNHARMED FAlRFJELD. Conn. (AP) -Tw~ yur-old Tod Plancon, missing since Thursday when a car in which he wu seated waa stolen, was found un- harmed tOO.y on an enclosed front porch of a Fairf.leld home. Police aald Mn. Stephen Sherwood found tbe ch11d CIC btr porch ahortly in:er' 7 a.m. PreclJely bow Tod aot there wu not immediately determined but police Mld he had apparenUy ~n put out of the car by the peracm who atole it and bad made hJa way to the Sher· wood parcll. before lbe Commoowulth Club, a bualne11men'1 lUDC.beon lfOUp, Grov· erman &aid: .. All cl ti ea tn the United Statn ca.a theoretically be attacbd by tubma· rine launched balllaUc m.Wllel. Thi.a la the new dlmtAlion of tb• IUbma· rlne menace made poqlble bf new mlsslle and atomic developmentl. "Althouib Rualla 11 tbe only COUD· try other than the United 6tatlll that hu a lar&e 1ubmartne roroe, aalna does have a amall force ot conv.n· tJooal 1ubmarinea, accord1.lll to J&n11 Fightln& ShJpa, ~ In num6er. "To date we have not cone.I ned oar· eelvea with th1J rather tutptflcut threat but several alarmlnt thhlp have taken place juat recentfy. Flrlt. the Chinese have aploct.d a tbermo- nuclear weapon, and 1econdlJ, there is indication of m.laalle develapmat." Groverman sald the Soviet Union, despite her estimated 400 aubmarbMI, "la coma thro~ an lndu.trial ""°" lUtion and the stabillty of tbl want 11 important to ber IDdUltrial srowtb- Tbu• a direct conruc:t w1lb tbl u~ ed St.tea dou not appear UbJ1," •'China on the other band la In tlMI revolutionary at.aces of commwillm and 11 a much &realer threat." U CliDa acqulra submarlDu wlth nuclec balu.t1c m111n... aald ClroY· Breakup of X1 5 Rocket Tabbed at 60,000 Feet ED WAR 0 S ADl FORCE BASE (AP) -Tbe hlP-flyinC XU rocket plane which crubed m tbe desert, ldllinl its pilot, may have •tarted to ln&k apart al 80,<0> teet.. 1'hll WU Indicated today by a pre- llmlnary report ot an Air Force-U.S. Spece ~ baud inv•tiC•tmc the c:ruh of Wednaday. A spokesman 1ald a final report oa the accident, wbkb killed Maj. Mlcb- ael J. Adami, 37, the pilot. may not be completed for aeveral months. '"Ibert ii • stroQc pouibilltJ tM alr(:ra1t exceeded its structural llm· ltJ," the board 1"4. After f 1 y l D 1 mere than 50 m1lea hilb, the Xl5 Mat beck ndar and ra· dio in.fonnat1oa tn ill delCeDt to eo,- 000 feel When in•estlpt«a r •a c bed the acene 1bortly attc' the cruh, -.tftl and tail I U t f a C e I 'ftN miJalJll. Piece• later were found ltrewn ov1r di• desert. Tbe pilot radioed durlnl descent Bonn Still Trying To Prove Peddler Is Gestapo Ollef PANAMA CITY (UPI) -West Ger· man authorities today prealed their =• that an Insecticide and wine er who clalm1 to be an Arneri· can 11 really ex·Nu.i Gestapo Chief Heinrich Mueller. The U.S. Consul In Belem, Bruil. munwhlle dilcred.it.ed the peddler's atcry tb•t he WU Francia Willard Keith ol Webb City. Mo. Tbe comul, Loula Goela, denied "Keith's" claim that he had obtained a passport In Belem Identifying him as an American. "There la no refe-rence In the con- sulate archJvea that a pusport was issued in the name of either Francis Wlllard Keith or Heinrich Mueller." Goels said. In Bonn. a Juatice Ministry spokes- man u.Jd West German authorities are "makin& the greatest effort to prove be 11 Mueller .'' "We must usume the onetime chief of the Gestapo was clever enough to prepare his escape cover story even during the war," be said. Meat Strike · ' In 5th Day; No End Seen L06 ANGELES (AP}-SoutlMn Cal- lfornla •• food industry pnlled dcrtl todQ to supply frelh meat aa tba meatcutten atrlke entered lta Mltdq witta DO elld ill ai&bl tnduatry apobnmn ~ a centrally located meat l*'k,.... plant to beC1.n IUIPPlJina frelb meat before tM end of the week. ~ 1t.ora abowed abcrtlles but union leaden Nld bouMwiffl w h o want.ed suppU.. should turn 1D 1mall butcher 1hopl or independeot marketa uninvolved ht the strike by 10,000 Southern California meateutten. Mea.nwbUe, federal mediator• were meet1nt atain with reprueatatlves ol both lidea-wtth "no prol!' ... " report· ed. Robert K. Fox, head ol tbe F o o d Employers Conndl, Wd he expect& no proeren until ''the meat.cutters learn that !.My cannot mUlcle the food Industry into IJl lnflationary contract ~ dtttlemenl' · ..But fint, I rueu. U., feel tney have to try and uae lhlir' muscle,•• Fox said. The Retail Clerka Union and th e Teamsters Union have refused to cross pk:ket lines, althouch mem- bers have worked in noru not plcke~ ed. Thi. selective plcketln& -&llow- 10& some clerks and Tea.miters to work. and othen not to -wu the reaaon for an emer~ meebng for Clerk.I Local T10 Thurtday nlibl Joseph T. DeSilva, the local'• att· retary, said In 11upport of the strike: "If we expect the cooperation of other unions when our contract comes up In 1969, the n we muat now pay the price ol 1uch cooperation by followinc our own Individual con1clence1 a n d observe the picket liMs of other UD· 1oru.'' One Below at Concord Western W nrmth Moves East To End Cold Siege WUTMH IUIUAU fOUCUT Temperatur~• Mttll \...-1'19. ~ ~ .. S6 )4 ,. u 51 11 11 )0 ~ ff :1 : .. l• )I )I ~ ~ ~~ ~ ,, '" )I JI i: ~ " •l ·" .. ... t )I M ,. 0 I\ A a :z I) 4' to .. •• •1 II •• . ,. ., ll l! , . 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Roto Broil Cooker Fryer uru a.nd tcm-~8=$617 ,...rur. dial. 2t•tvo11 Transistor Batteries ~~ 11c Mtwrum ju.It un- »UMd • • • lpe<"lalty prlc«t tor • fhmt.ct t1m• . , l I I ' . . . I I 63 Cities to Receive 'Model' Grants WASHINGTON (lJPI) - The government announced Thursday the names of 63 cities, from New York to Pikeville, Ky., that will re- ceive the first "Model Cit- iea" planning grants to re· habiUtate slum neighbor· hoods. The program, a corner- stone of President Johnson's Great Society. is aJmed at financing a coQJprebeoa1ve attack on the aocial, eco- nomic and physical ills of the Inner city, Including schools, houslng, transpor· t.atlon. sanitation and rec- ~aUon. The 63 cities selected Thursday once they suc- cessfully complete tbelr own plans for uplifting slum areas, will share in the $300 million Congress approprl· ated for model cities in the current fiscal year ending June 30. Their planning grants total $11 million. A total of 193 cities ap- plied for the first planning grants. The lll that failed to qualify will, along with other cities, get ~ crack at a second installmeit rl plan- ning money totalitlg '12 mil· Uon Officials rl Jle depart· ment of HoW11'g and Ur· ban Development (HUDl will meet with local offlcial.s during the next couple of weeks to work out the e.x· act siz.e of each grant. The 63 cities are situated in 33 states. the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. New York is the largest. with a population of eight million, and Pikeville is the smallest, with 5,000 persons. The target nelgllborhoods ill the 63 cities contein one million familles, nearly 1 third of which are earning le111 than $3,000 a year. One-fourth live m sub- standard housing and many more are overcrowded in deteriorating buildings. Un· employment 11 d,ouble the C1t1e:s takmg part w1U be is, Mo : Manchester. N.H , national average. One in expected to use the whole Hoboken, Newark, and Tren- 1 three adults bas less than range of regular federal aid ton, N.J , Alburquerque, an el&hth-trade educaUoo. programs. such as urban re-N M. I And the infant mortality Buffalo. N Y . New York! rate is twice as high as for ~ n al neighborhood cen· City's Central and East Har- the nation u a whole. ter manpower trammg and lem, South Bronx, Central i HUD Secretary Robert C de rlopmrnt, urban beaull-Brooklyn. Poughkeepsie an Weaver told newsmen the • cation and vocational edu· Rochester. N. Y government !~d tried to SC· cation Charlotte, N C Colum- 1 lect neighborhoods where Normal!) the government bus, Dayton and Toledo I federally aided , programs pa):-about two out of every Ohio, Tulsa, Okla.: Port· could have "1he maximum thret> dollars. But model cit· land. Ore , Philadelphia. impact" in solving these ies also will receive supple· Pittsburgh, Reading-Berks these problems. mrntal ~rants equalling as County and Wilkes-Barre. Weaver chided Concress mueh as 80 percent of the Pa. for not putting up all the state and local share of San Juan, Puerto Rico, money the President bad the'(' programs. Providence. R. I.: Nash· Friday Novt mbtt 17 1%7 DAILY PILOT iJ I See By Today's Want Ads • \\'he'• you can buy a !ire. i:iroot WALL SAFE! • Tbere'1 II Vll"W lot In lle-- r)\Jded Otlna ())ve: • II Yo1J need a cement mix· er .Y01J can call the num· bf'r hert' .. • ~·s ll i:arden tnctof' and bulldozer offerttl. • Chnatrnas 1s t'Oml"I and what llttl.-boy or ilrl wooldn · t lovr to have San- ta !wing ltlt.>m ll 4 ye-ar old pony ... tht>n>'s ~ olfer- ed at a l'NllOnable price. • A JlQrt.Y wanta aomeone to dri~ their car to ~ lumblm' Ofuo. $5 Billion Antimissile asked for Model Cities. The 6.1 cities receiving ville-Davidson County and Johnson requetted t6l!O mil· planning grants are Smithville-DeKalb County, lion in supplemental crants llun1sv1lle, Ala . Texar· Tenn ; Eagle Pass, San An· and extra urban ren9Wal kana Ark , Fresno. Oak-tonio.' Te~ar~a and. Waco.I funds, to be .. nnarad tor land and Richmond, Calli.: Tex.. Wmooaki, Vt.. Nor- Modd 0~.~~~ ~n~a~Th~~~.~~;1~t=~~·~V=a·~·=~~=~a=W=e=·~W~a=~=-~=========~======~=== propO.ted $300 million. Bridgeport. Hartford and "There we~ some who New Haven, Coon. System Will Use X-rays sit in Congress wbo could Washtnl(ton, D. C.; Dade not or would not see wbat County I Miami) and Tam- this program meant to tbe pa. Fla . Atlanta and people of this country," Gamseville. Ga .. Honolulu, Weaver said. He added be Haw au: Chicago and East WASHINGTON (UPI) - X ..Rays generated by ex· ploding hydrogen bomb war- head.s will be the chief kill· int agents in the nabon's line o{ defense against en- •mY missiles. Sties far out in space. The Defense Department hoped that M the program St. Louis, lll : Gary· Ind.; proceeded, hostile lawmal· Des Moines. Iowa. Officials reported h' Sep-Thursday designated Cbi· ers would come to "under-P1ke\tlle. Ky; Portland, tember that two sclenUfic oago as one of 10 areas in stand this program a little Mame Baltimore, Md.; Boe- breakthroughs made it pos-the country wtiere surveys better and appreciate it a ton. Cam >ridge Lowell and sible. One was the develop-will be conducted to pick liWe more." Spnngheld, Mass.; Detroit ment of a "phased" array sites tor the antimissile sy1· "Perhapa if they do, the and lhghland Park, Mlch.; of radar which can look in tern to be built over ttie story on next year'• appro-Duluth and Minneapolia, Dr. John S. Foster Jr , clrector rl defense research e!ld engineering in the Pen· tagon, made tnis clear as big ago as U.t May. many ~tions at oooe in· next five to six yean et a priatiom will be different," Minn. steed ol slowly revo\ving. t--cost~-of~$S~biW~-o-n.~~~~~be--•-aid~·~----::--~~~~-K-a.n_s_a_s_C_it_y_an~d~St_._Lo~u·=·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The other was the devel- opment of a new cancept 1D warbeadl, utibslQC Ult S• ray effects ~ .. ~ ent litell DUdew u,a-. to neotre1be m ICB~ He told the SeaM.e DiJ· .-mmnent subcommittee it wu possible to build a sys· ........... Wm that could defend the ~States atalnat a rel- lltlhly 'Weak missile attack &udl as Communist auna rnJght be able to mount by the middle 19706. Further inlormetion on the X-ray aspect was made public when Defense Sec· retary Robert S. McNam- ara announced in Septem- ber that the United S11ates w.as building a "thin" Anti· ballistic Missile <ABM ) sys- tem mainly ~ a safeguard 8'Qinst any Chinese attack. USED IN SPACE The Sentinel ABM s1s-tcn -one battery of which may be in the Chicago area -will use warheads gen- erebng a burst ol x-rays to knock down enemy mis· Of1'ciU 1'epGlt .-..z...., eftecta ~ UQC1llr eome coodWooa deton.te an ene- my warhead before it~ ed lt3 target or co.S lnt.r- rupt its delic.'Qte circuit to make it a dud. D~FEND LARGE AREAS 1be new warhead and ra- dar make poHible for 1be lust time an ABM system 1bat cou.ld defend i.rce areas of the country a&ainlt small-ecale .iclear attllck. Officials dill are COO· vinced they could not now build a ryetem capable of defense against heavy So- viet attack because the Rus- si ans could always add mo:re defensive devices end ovet"Wbelm it. Autos Have Come Far To Get to 'Nowhere' WASHINGTON (UPI) -transportation administra- In 1907, tht averege sPfed tor . o( horse • drawn vehiclea The Senate Roads Sub- ttrougtl the streeta of New committee ia investi.&atin& York was 11.5 miles per problems created by urban hour. ln 1966. the average expressway and ftteway speed of motor vehicles was cons1ruction under tile 125 8.6 miles per hour. billion Urban Highway Pro· These statbtics were of. eram. fered to Senate investi· Palmer Mid the federal gators Thllrsday to pofnt up program had burdeRed New how 1he glut of traffic in York City with. vut1y in- mid • Manhattan adds as creased maint.oanc. and much es 20 perc~t to the imp'ovement ezpe111e1 for OOlt oi doing business. local street 1ystema ac.mst '''Ibe advantage o{ the which no provkion is made motor vehicle as a OexJbie from either n.te or federal and freely moving mode of sources t:rensportation tw •n lo6t Increased traffic circula· in i~ own un<:ontrolted and tt01 and declining curb unprovided for' abllndance space for commercial load· -like a herd of protected ing and unloading plus lack elk reduced to ltarvation by of appropriate otJ • street it. own proliferatiotl on a parking had caused mount· limited range." testified Ar· ing M>d often discotuagi.nc thur E . Palmer Jr . city costs to city commerdal ac- Typhoon Poses No Land Threat TOKYO <UPO-Typhoon Gilda churned harmlessly in the Pacific todafl bel' 138 mile an hour winds posing no threat to ~d areas. The joint typhoon warning center at Guam said Gilda wae about 495 mfles south of. Okinawa early today a n d moving northwett n i n e miles an hour. BEST r~. DAILY PILOT 11!10,. ,,,,,.. of ti.a b~•• futu•t • bv •duol '""'"Y of rudo'1, ov•.l•hlo '" ••y "''"'P•P•' '" tl.o 1101'"" tivity, b4I said. Traffic conaestion. a n d mounting safety fect«s as· sociated with tt, had in tum increased the cost o( city agencies responsible fer traffic circulation and law enforcement, be testified. ln citin& the problem•, Palmer made no attempt to place a dollar veitM! on auch side effects aa blight, the roar of heavy traffic, end "a threat to llfe itseU which only now is beint reckoned with -the JMtter ol air pollution from exhaust fumes." Gas Station Owners Hate VW'1 6-SPEAKER SOLID STATE STEREO Supet"b 6-spe<*er soand ~ystaa inctudes 1wo 1,000 cycle horns.. 75-Watt Sotid State ampl 1f1er, FM/AM, FM Stereo Radio, Studiomatic Changer. Deluxe Contemporary Lowboy cabinet is almost 61h tt. k>ng! .,_ = • tltldel CJ.505 -Ill» 7 0 2 ,., ia.• , ... ~ '1't4Q.• •' 0 a ....... H;gh fashion deeoratot-cabinetry, RCA VtCJOR Solid State "'8ft perform- ... ance! lnslawt ptay-ao tm. to heat up. Big i«' speaker deliasalalfc..free FM, AM soond. IW:isklri' slkie-nlle Wt1ier tuniA& ~···Nb s49ss· , , f DAJLY PILOT F,1dav, NO'ftm~r 11, l%l Hershey Crltlcl:ed Westmoreland Optimistic, Ivy League Protests Troops Sees 1969 Cut • Ill Halting Deferments Gen. William C. Westmore. sourcea report. Westmoreland's session proil"eu continues. Ichord land doesn't see an early But the U.S. commander wtth the committee was said Westmoreland Hated as by ASSOCIATED PRESS The presidenta of two Ivy League universities have spoken out against a pro· posal to strip draft defer· menl from studenta who ID· Miss World Title Won By Peruvian LONDON (UPI) -The hometick dauibt« of a Pe- ruvlan cotton farmer. Mad· elloe Hartoe·Bel, woke to- day to f.ce a year-loog swirl of glamor and prees agentry u the new Mils World. The raven·b.aired Miss Pe- ru a perfect 35-23-35, con· f o u n d • d British bookies Tbunday by leadlng a Lat· in American sweep of the top three pl.aces in the beau- ty conte.t. The bookmakers favored European and South African beaubes and will have to pay 10-1 odds for gued.ne wront. The other' South American Winnen in the 17th annual ~petition ... Mlu Ar· geadna. Maria Saballau· ku, In MCOnd pJace and Mi.11 G u "J a D a. Shakira Babb, third. . Mils U.S.A .. PUMta Pall, W, of N~. Calif., WU amonR the 15 Mmlflnall1ts. All MU1 Hartog-Bel wut· ed alter her victory ... t-0 make a telephone call to her family 1n Peru. But tt took hOW'I to ,et her requett U conte.t officiala rushed her from one newt confweoce to another ~ finally to the MJJ1 World victory celebn· tion ball. terfere with military re- cruit.mg. And U.S. Supreme Court Justice Abe Fort.as says the author of the proposal, Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey. head of the Selectlvt! Serv· ice. is "a law unto himseU and responds only to his own conversation." Fort.as spoke Thursday night at Colgate University when asked his opinion of the proposal He also said Hershey's statement prob- ably dld not ··have the ap- proval of the e x e c utlve branch of government." Earlier, James A. Perk· ins. president of Cornell University, and Ray L. Hef· fner, president of Bro~n University, took issue with the proposal in separate ac- uons. URGES ABOLISHMENT Perkins urged, m a tele· phone conversation w 1 t h Douglaas Cater. a special assist.ant to President John· !!On . that the White House abolish thf' Hershey pro- posal. Hershey recommended three week.I ago that local drift boardl fiDdin& evi· cs.nee tba1 students wilb deferm.11 .. tnterferinl wtUt ncrul ... by U.S. mJI. ltcJ re..-ntad T e I H- IDOft U. *'ermetl aod mab theia available fer call~ dlty. tlfice &aid ht told e w .. House: "I wouN bt CJPPGled to t b .. policy if the incident took place off the campua but I am particularly oppoled lf lt lnvolVM action on the uni· ventty C&JQPQI. "In this lttW cue, draft board monl_,dftc ttl 1tudent behavior would d.,troy the end to the fighting m Viet-ln Vietnam. home for top prtvate and the senators a cond.1l1on for the phaseout nam but is optimist.le about dld not say whet.her he dis-r the s th university's power lo man-the war's progress and level talks on the war, also cussed just when be thinks an expansion o ou age its own affa.trs and thinks a U.S. troop reduc-wants a troop build up al· the war could end. Vietnamese combat role. would substitute unmform· lion may be possible ~n ready approved by Preti· Throughout his conversa-Chairman L. Mendel Riv· ed outside author1ty f o r two years, congresslOnal dent Johnson to begin Uon with them, Russell srud ers. 0-S.C.. sald the mtli· caretuuy developed uruver-rug OS starting date ot next July i , pled t.a o1 "atn wtth th~ tary commander delivered D C t 1-00ner than the original Westm~eland always cou· s1ty judicial systems." t.h id • ti · u· "'port " Welsh Bomb e sources sa . difticulti s to be faced tn "a very op rrus c r.. . DEMONSTRATIONS "He sees the enemy lo!· scoring Qch advances. Westmoreland was tn Hts rau preceded a dem-PJan Dies lng steadily and continuous-Russell-aid these troubles meet with President John· oostrat.Jon by 40 Cornell Exploded ly," said Sen. Henry M. include ~sanctuary en· son at the Wrute Houstt Jackson, D-Wash., after the joyed by d forces in Cam· f students against the appear-general appeared Thursday bodla and os. abuse of tht> a g a i n •oday ln ormed ance by two Manne recruit· In Senate before the Senate Armed demllitariud zone and large sources predicted the gen· ers on campus but rus of· At <::eremony Services Committee. Jaci>· supplies of mortars. artil-eral would be granted a re· flee said there was no con-son quoted Westmoreland lery and rocket&, presum-quest for ear\Jer deploy- nection between the two. WASHINGTON CAP) -CARDIFF, Wales (UPI)-u saying North Vietnamese ably from the Soviet Union. ment of the previously au· Tb "-•-h kill-..1 Ian A bo b loded In a troops are better equipped Westmoreland also ap-ln Providence, Heffner c .;,cna... u """ a P time m exp thor1zed additional troops. i 1 d th t f no•blic build1"ng t""'-y abort-than ever but aren't well peared be.fo~ the Hou se tell H to nc u e e cos o pre-,.... UU4 total f ""c said he intends to er-ly before officials, including led and their fighting quab· Armed Servitea Committee By mid-1968. a o -.,,. shey be strongly disagree• scrlptlon drugs in medicare Queen Elizabeth's brother· ty is d.imin1shing. where, according to Rep. ooo men are to be ln Viet· with the proposal, consider· insurance coveraae for in-law, met to plan installa· Even so, be "does not see Richard !chord, O.Mo., he nam. ing it possibly illep.l and nearly 18 million elderly tion of Britain's Prince any early termination of the said "there can be the ;,e. The sourc·es said West. Americans. Charles as Prince of Wales. war," reported th.e commit-ginning of a phaseout" of "certainly unwise." Anti • royalists chanting tee chairman, Richard B. U. S. troops in V1etndJD moreland was pot seeking He s11d students who en-The vote Thursday . was · " R ll n ,.. "thin tw iI allied an increase in that tot.al. 37 33 t hld Se t •·no ~i~e. M pm~ -=u:~:~·:~~·=·-----~~=~=o~ye=a~r~s~-~~~~3~=~~~~ gage in forms of protest in-to 0 up 0 na e dashed with police outaide 'olving physical force or Republican Learler Everett the building. Police arrested · ..... u M. Diruen'1 move to tablP 10 persons, including two physical obstruction Su.a an amendment to the Social womt-n. as Lord Snowdon. VINYL LINOLEUM or VINYL TILE be subject to univeraicy dil· Security biJJ offered by Sen. the Queen'• brother-in-law. c1pline." Joseph M. Montoya. O.N M arrived at Cardiff's Temple But he added. the rights Dirksen. saying the plan of PHet! and Health. of "peaceful assembly, free would cost '690 million m More than 250 persons exchange of ideas and or-the first year. contended the booed and chan~ anti-roy· derly protest an amon1 ~ federal covenunent couldn't a.nat alocam in Wellb, tbeo basic rtchta of all members afford the SM5 mJlU(m which brob Into the Wtlab Natlon- of a WlivwlitJ ~!' woaJd M lta aban. Mcmtoya al~·~ ol M1 J'•tl>- KITCHEN INS.TALLED . . . S69 50 lo a..... N. Y., Dr. RI· inalltet the COil ....., t. e:rt. • clw4 c. Dtllld, .... --JllOUon equall:r .Iba.Nd 'Iba llllut c...t -..n Hobtit COllt8' caW upca by medlcare enrclllMa and dam.,. ad DO oat ..,. til- Prelide& J...._ tD ,... the pvernmenl Jv.cl. lieve J-..; at bll JOit. 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See the man with Better Ideas-Better Deals ... your ford Dealer! • .. \ I I r . . ' . . Fl'fd«Y. NovtrnW 17, 1%7 DAILY PILOT 7 ~early Half Appraisers Hippi Intruders F1unk Test Disru PT A Meet SACRAMENTO (AP) - Plftt~l1bt ol tbt state'• ourrent 144 appomted in· herttanoe tu appraisers tww• flunked a quaUlyting ft'&fnfnation and rt.and to 1oie their jobs, Contn>Uer ff OU4ton I. Flournoy a.Jr DOUnCed Thur8day. • Al>Other 74 passed and 12 &dn't take d>e teat, Flour- Qay said. He refused to re· ve-al the names of those who passed or failed, or the.Ir scores. HOLLYWOOD Police repulsed l\ippiee wbo po achool doors Thmldey nitht after tbey were denied ad· on mittance to a P a r e n t 1 Teacbera Aaaoclatioo meet· ing beoMae ot their ck>Cbes. Police a r r e s t e d five young pertoOl-three Jlrls and two younc men-in the demonstration ouu~ t h e N'Arshall Higti s c b 0 0 l. About 30 hJppieti, adjudged more suitably attired, were allowed in.side. They clam· ored for the othen to be admitted. The PTA talk. W86 about QUEENIE By Phil lnterloncli Hospital Spruced Up For Visit? CAMARILLO (UPI) - Did Gov. Ronald Reaeui see conditions as they real· ly exiat.ed when he toured Camarillo State Hospital to- day or wu the institution doctored to present a false picture? lJJsher's was light when the buffalo roamed, our capitol was domed, taxes were low, the mails were slow, balloons were the things, and only angels had wings. When the west was wild, only Usher's was mild. You see, Usher's Green Stripe Scotch was light in 1853. It's the only one that was. Try a sip of Usher's t ua-.• and see how light l l was meant to be. I Flournoy scheduled the uaminations this month as part ol a personal program to get politics out oi the con· t.roversial appraisal pro- gram. At present, the controller appoints the appraise!"s, who have been known to earn more than '60,00 a year in some areu. Flour· noy's attempts to get the legislature to pat the jobs under civil service failed in the State Senate this past year. youtba and police wort. The '-::-:--~~-a.ia1:;;;,,;::~..:.::::..:.:::=.:=:.._ __ -J hippies said they bad come "I know I live aero. the hall ... did you HA VE to pro t e s t "police bru· to remind me?'' Union leaders represent· 1ng the 700 to 800 workers at the hospital disclosed Thursday they had 1ent a letter to Reagan charging that Superintendent Dr Louis R. Nub ordered the hospital "spruced up" to ''present a glittering. false facade" especially for the visit. sSe99 tality." ------------------- "I definitely have not.'' said Dr. Nash. "I would like the governor to see ev- erything. The best and not so best." The Republican coiMrol- Jer said he would try again next y&ar to get such leg- islation approved. ;,, total 939 persons took ~· exammation, Flournoy .Ud, with .46() qualifying -478 failing. IDOl'm.-11111• 800 Wfth .. Oft t'Mldlfhcr Nttto~n 9'"8Glem~ a ding Adopted Police inspector Dele H. Speck tried to give the talk over hippie beCkllng. But after a protester jumped on to the stage and demanded throse outaide be let in, the talk was acljourned to a music room. Chacges against the five persons included suspicion of disruptini a school, sus· p1cion of interfering with police and suspicion of bat- tery against an olficer. EITHER STYLE ••• Mobile Cena encl Remote Control optional Tbae od"""*1 C.oJar TV mocWt bciai 1ou excluaiw Masnavox: arllllent Color !or mo.te -mu!. mare ...m 176 llCI· fJl. ~pictures; Oulct·On lea plc:tum flub.on in just lleCOlllh- four tfmet ftlltt:r than molt others: Chromatone adds thriJlllla depllt and .,,_,lot:J to color. ~I wtmnJls to black and Mdte pld:mes; Telacopiq dlpoJe antenna plus many more atra.- Nlw fcaturea. 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Dr. Robert Gllnrth. direc- tor of the manned ~ flllbt center at Ho1111on, said Thunday, "I can aay that um flipt tw allowed u1 to proceed with the pro- gram on an accelerated basis." "At this point." Gilruth said, "we can see no rea.an why the goal of a manned lunar landing in 1989 can- not be met" The seared and partially blackened module arrived at North A?D«ican Rock· well here Wednelday night to undereo a aerie.a of tests by the englneen wbo de- signed and constructed the capi;11lr A major roncern was how we U !ht Apollo spacecraft's heat shield withstood the S,· 000 degree temperature& u it plunged back into the earth's atmosphere from a height ol 11,234 milet. Project officials said an examination of the st.alnleu 1teel and epoxy r e 1 l n shielding showed it per· formed as well as or bet· ter than expected. The max- imum heat inside the mod· ule never exceeded 70 de- grees and the shield was eroded only to a depth of about I 10 to 3110 o( an inch. Tcmperat u re 11 in th e shock wave about 8 inches from the hull of the Apollo module approached 20,000 degrees twice the temper- ature on the surface of the The letter, written by lo- ca I 411 of the Union of State Employes. asserted that: -One unit at Camarillo. which had been understaffed for months, provided pa· I.Jent& with "beautiful new robes" and sheets just a few days ago. "The lawns have been painted sreen, deapite the fact that there are patient quarter• which have not been painted in years.·• -Wardl which have not been cleaned iD m o n t h 1 have been "given a tbor· ou&h 1oing over" 1ince the governor's vuit was an- nounced. The letter implored Rea- gan not to ''be misled by what you see on the sur· race. "Probe deeply and see tht real Camarillo and t b e n help us in our efforts to do the best job of which we are capable." it continued Nash replied that he bad ordered nothing special to be done for the governor'& visil lief a 'liB Dodge Charger ht FUN 11 yotr *"'"' with 1ur all mw blch·p1rfor111in1 'II DMI• CW(1r. Frt• tM C'-fer'a cboppcd mr deck wiUI Its raclnr· 1111,Jrtd a,.lllr, tt fta Jtt lntlke 1r1ll. with conc11l1d hnd 111a,1, Chlfllt' It all h1-all P1rformm•. Ptrfon111nc1 comMled""' 11rllt11 Performance co•bl1n w~ total ,_...,ceatwtl C..• CMrp'a 3 + S n1tln1 and rtar tar ,..., _ c .. ,,.. lb 1,t1t1111 disc brlk11 1nd an1laa ''tlona up t• tllt 440 Cll. 11. M11nu111 v.a Ir I 429 Cl. 11. M111I. Tiie Charrer's l1r11r! 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It• C•moMll v• 111-•1 J•""'' Cernot>ell 4 to Face Hearing On Betting S.\~'Tt, Af'<A mt>n and a woman suspect· t>d of condu<."tmg bookmak· ing operations have ~n I ordeN'd to api>ear Nov. 28 for prtllmmary heanng in I Central Orange County Mu- 1 ntt'lpal Court. They face a tntal of 19 roonls of taking bf>ts 1llegally. Three o{ the four were ar· restt>d ~ov. 2 when police raided thrtt suspected book· maiung operations 1n the county Defendants art Pelum C. Sykes. 13281,1 W 3rd St. Santa Ana. an-es~ at that ad· dress wnen pollee alle~ caugtlt b.sn taking ~ race bets in his upsta.lrs apartment. Enrltto Eoms. 35. ol 1&01 W Raymar Sl . Santa Ana , who was arrested 1n a raid at 618 S "llf'wtll St Ful· It' rt on Randf'I ~cC'ullough, 40, of 613 ~ Balcom SI 1-'ullcr· ton who offlcen surprised at l'.17'""' Truslow St f<'ut. lerton Johnny Vanandalt, 5.'1, or the Newell St. address in f<'ullt>rton Pohce satd the three op· erauons were all part of a bookie network Musicale Set Sunday By Students Studtnts ol Leona Roberts, widely-known Orangt Coun· ty voice teacher, will pee· sent a }X"Ogram o< arias and art songs • 3 p. m. Sunday, 1n l.M Charlee Bowen Me· monal Museum, 200'l N Main St . Sant.a Ana. Included in tt>OSe appear· ing are five. girls from the Orange Coast aree. They are .Judittt Armstrong and Reg1· na Dover of Westminster and Lucille Foster. Kayla : Mullally. and J.al'qu1 Spur· lin, of Huntington Beach •-E Kii-• "' J°"" A K•l-t --------------Voole • Ci•tl-"' AllrtO f ' Gll'-AM E Hlno V1 M1llerC1 J H1no1-------------- JN-J McC.r-YO II_..., ""'-· C.u901 OOei E ""911n VI Albtf1 f ""'"" l ""d franklin U--"' Corine \Ill u-~·~~".:: ::.::~::1 1 neim. A Sivert "' J amet R Stu.trt °"''"" o Kine "' Woll'-IC Kine Ci•,~Cf W lowlft "' LINI• &owlH JUDGMINn ll•thir1rw R Cemb<• .,, L.-ta l C•m. brf C•'""""•nwnf) Fire Calls Pilot Visitors' FINE SCOTCH 1830 ·~ Pu•t•c v .. .,,, D,,.,., ..._ .. po,. rtul\ C.....h•rY"·• n;~J t u 1 IA4 :100 6"·4W l U7 E. 17tb Sl , Co•la Mtu ·------------· $50.00 CHINA-CRYSTAL GUARANTEE ROGRAM RCA VICTOR Distributing Corp. will pay up to $50.00 for damage to or breakage of any table- ware or silverware, including fine china or crys· tal, damaged as ii re sult of tha washing, rinsing or drying action, for chase on the followi Whirlpool 2-speed dish· washer models: SSP·lOO ....... SS 100 .•••... SSU-100 RCA VICTOA Dislrlbwtitc C.,. l't$IMS 1111 riOt '° rtlld I• Illa IW•l M ftmlrt or •rt>A•I• pu•tn1Mr ••II tvr11ltll tltA YtCfOlt Olalr~utl•I Cerp lht loll••"C ittf-•11111 I• •'*•IMll•I• Ma ti•"" '°' 111mblrrM-I. I • .,....... i.... llllt ...il91e fw ._..itll. I. "llt 1. 0...,. ---. .... 1eM111C w llllltM!tlc " ~ ~ t IHI we"* Ito eu\ot ... tiC .i ...... lltMn fla""911Mr _, •-Ill "'l!lllftc111f11t 1. '1otf of 11urthM u 11 ol ftlli•U~tr 2.. l'fotf ol ~11111 ol ft111•fH llafllt It pwc~Mr It 1111alllt lo tvrn1!11 •rtllu ptool ol >1h1t ~CA VICT~ Ol1trillvtl•f Corp. rtSOMI lllt rllfll lo dtlll'lllllMI tllt 1111l••l 11UrtllAM Ptl(.t tf lilt I!""'' . I . o_, ttoecle" pert.a OI l<lklH. l. '•1111 •• " ., ldlt9 ti II« w ter tlfl,/t1 7. tel..,.e toMew llMI IMtructltllt -Un... 111 delerpot 111 ~ ..i•tM, ""111 ~ • ., 1111 • Cttt 'ul<le··. tlflt ... e1t111&. •• t 1t 1111111•• ta • ,,. .. ,_ "' isci.oo ··~.,.,....... ... ~....... ,..,, H'*4f Front·Ll*ilnc 2.1peac1 u~ 2=~ap-lo.dinl N:~:::;:;:~:rs;;::edGUARA~"';;;~reforDell=~'7.c";;:11 New gentle water speed, two new cycles-CHINA/CRYSTAL and GENTLE -mean extra care for delicate crystal, dishes, light'Neight plastics! SUPER WATER SPEED and SUPER· WASH scour regular dishes, casseroles, pans, super-clNn( PlUS FEATURES include: Dual Automatic Dttersent Dia· ASK US ABOUT pensers add d«9rpnt to -.ch wash ~ ullt-in "last rinse" dispenser • Two revolvinc spray for tot.I wash- ability • Power-Scour tet nozzles Continuou& self· cleanina fitter • Handy Wner Flow s you UM flUClt ' after dishwasher fills • Choice of cok>ra, style&! j TRIAL! WHIRLPOOL'S 1-YEAR WARRANTY Model UD-21 .. M Connoisseur Twin -No Defrosting Ever! New Beauty, Flex1b1lity, Convenience, Giant 21.3 cu. ft. Deluxe No Frost Refrrgerator provides 17 23 sq. tt. of shelf area. Huge No frost frHzer has 318 lb capacity, exclusive lceMaa1c. Four interchangeable door-swing arrangements! Open from cen· ter or frorn each side; both doors letthand opening; both doors nghthand opening. Bia easy-rolling wheels, fits flush to wall or cabinets in only 36 inches of space. New ad1ustable cantilevered shelves. Also available in 3311 width n· . FREE INSTALLATION "ICE MAGICG'" MODELS! 4-CYCLE, 2-SPEED WASHEAWITH SUPER WASH, PERMANENT P~SS CYC~ Special cool·down for no-iron Permanent Pres;4 Cycles: N~ mat; Gentle; Wash 'n Wear -Permanent P Super Wa • 5 water temperature selections • Ma1ic·Clea lter • A fami special -special value now! ORANGE COUNTY'S ANEST APPUAIKf SERVICE COSTA MESA 333 E. 17th St. -Ph. 642-02 SANTA ANA 1616 W. Sth St. - I ) ._ ., ] -l ,. I J ... J ~1 .. =1 I .. I ~I I .. .:;. ... ... . . , . ·;·.•." •" ..... .. -:• ... ....... , .. ..,or-,.• .............. ..... ..,_ .. . .,..:..,r <._ • •.. ....... t , frlda1. Nowmlw 17, 1%7 OAJL Y PILOT • ino-SoViiet Alliance Still Shaky Reagan Slates Hartford Talk New low.price on 6-paks 1 DI. genuine , , . • 1111 lolr ,a on King-Size, tool WIS W IOW'l.29 ----- -------liiiii'mii"iiiiii.-J ---.. ' .. . Joint purpose in both .Mos- cow and Peking, no matter bow divided the two power cuters are. "They have a common aun in seeking the deatrucUon of the imperlal-ut and caplt&llat states," Ule assessment rtated. But, apart trom Uw.t the two glant.s appear to be io- ioa their own way with no meeting point Jn &ighl Sov· let poUCles are unlikely to move toward.a thote of Com· Hawaii LiVing Costs Said ·Most Expensive By AnedatM Prta mw:iJst China In the near fu- ture, because u loni u Ruaia and tbe United Statet are rou&blY equal Jn mlli- tary might, the Kremlin will be unable to adopt Pe- ldJtl'• more bellicote Une. Nor can, tt appears, Pekinl move appredabl1 tow.rda the Moscow line w11bout risk1n1 a ~turn to Soviet patronage. Even Sino&viet stat. relations have by now been reduced to a ban mJDlmum. The Feb. 14, 1950, treaty of frieD<khlp, al.llanee and mutual aid ia still in force, but only nominally. It you're married, have two you.n&sters and eern around '8,000 a y.-, Hono- lulu la not for you. Autiq, Tex., la mon 1 our ipMd. ?bet ... the fiat ot • re. oent federal report that eald the two dtfea ,..., rmpec· tively. the most e:xpt.n1ive and least expensive ol 39 U.S metropolitan wua stu- died. A random aamplinc al 33 items from bomea to ham· burg~· by Auodated Pre.a reporters in both cltlel but· tresses the Bureau ol La· bor Statistics report. INCBO CBllfOBI l;!lf;Jff;{IJ San Gabriel Sets Higher Fire Rates LOS AMcmD (AP) BlOer f1N liai: www rat. rtf.dld to tM .... ot bnah .round ..... ,... allt"Jlad '1"barld.IY for I0,- 000 ftrldurel In the 6 a D Gabrt.1 Moantalna area. The Pacif1c Fire Batlnc Bureau atabllabed the bl&h- er cClta cm beba1f of Jb af. fillattd hwuraDce compan- ies. 1be b.lgher COit wUl be a bruab UJ>OIUl' chars• blled on the amount of dear IPIC9 hltween build· mo and bruah and upon local fire protectlcm fadll· ti•. Tbe brush upo 1 u r e char.. already appU. to 1tructu:re1 in the Santa Moll- ica Mountaina, Verdu10 Hilla. San Rafael Hllla and Santa BarbarL The SU Gabriel Mountaina take in parta ol cities tncb•Hn1 Alta Loma, La Canada, Azua, Monrovia, Sau1t11. Clan- mont, Devon, Glendale and Puadena. Property will be ~ 011 aD badlvidual bull wlll DO cbafe ID the premium 1lllt11 raewal time, the announce- ment laid. >.. an example, a house l.D- 11.nd for $20,000, with le11 than 30 feet of clear space, would have a bnah expo- sure charae from SS> per year lD an area with the beat fire prvtectlon to '256 per yem-lD an mu with no local ftn protectioD. The cost or a new three- bedroom ranch-style bouae in a good, but not exclUllve area, in Honolulu WU eut at abou l $27 .000. The f1lltte far a surular houae in AUi· tin: $22.500 . And in Honolulu m o 1 t homes are built cm Jeued llnd. You buy the boa a e but reut the 1m1 tt 1111 Gil. Tbe annual PfOl*ltJ tu fer the Hoootulu h o • 1 1 would be $483, ID AQIUA 1t would be bSO. Rental housing alM WU found to be moce coat1J in Honolulu. wtiere a two--bed- room apartment bt a new apartment hou~ ruta for about $150 a mouth. The comparable Austin fii· w-e: $125. The federal report said that a typica I f amilJ of four· parent$ 1 n their late 30s, son 13 and daughter a -would need Sll.190 annually to live moderately In Honolulu, Ha· wall's major city. The ft.&· ure for Austin waa ~ imately $8,000. Why the big difference? According to Artll a r Chase. assistant comm1s- 1tollt'r of the Bureau of La· bor Statistics, the bulc rea- son ia that most tum• in the family budget must be shlw-1 to Honolulu md tht>Se costs pusb up prbs. ~ la AW to be 9J>i· Qi ol many amalJer mttto- poUtan lree& tn th• s 0 • t b where houatn1 and trul- portation coats~ lower. Another factor is we.th· e!'. On the southern United States mainland, families don't have to spend so mudl far be.atini. heavy clothing and basic heavier bouiinl coutruction cost&, tbJt 1'IBl up 1be prices in colder di· ma tee. ~ Forecaat No. 12 Thia Weekend, Nov. 18·19, 1967 AIDTIBIWGIG TIS WllDllJ AT LUCID T be EWnon Ad Auociation will hans ih floe collection of paint· inp thi1 S.tmda.,y and Sund.a7 at Tbe PJaaa. Why don't you plan to bans around too? You'll 1ee worka by 1ucb noted, local arti1ta aa Alta Smith. If you're 1mart about art, you can pick up 1ome ncellent buy1. Brinr the family. There'• alwaya Jota to aee and do at Tb. Plua, South- ern California'• neweat landmark for 1i1btaeein1. unique ahoppin1 and fun. For further inspiration, tour Rancho Califomia'a lwty landacape of Loe Ranchitoe homeaita, dairiea, thorou1hbred bone rancbea, I• m M I" I citrua srona. Si1hta and aounda deai,ned 'H r MfM&A to pleue tbe moet di.criminatin1 pelettel The Plaza ia located in tha heart 0£ Rancho California, 87 500 mat• ter-planned acrea of ~utharn California COUD~e with larae land areu dnoted to tboroU1~ bred horae ranche1, citru1 ancl aYocado ll'O"'"• row crop larma. YinQ"azd., dairiea, field croe-and other di'f'Cnffied apicultural u-. Other arMa for rancho bomeaitee, buaineu communitia, recreation, commudal and U,ht lnduatrial. OUR SHOPS RUNNETll OVER: COME TO THE PLAZA NEXT WEEIEND FOR THANISGIVING BOUNTY BARGAINS! ..., '* .,, $1¢ - Volkswagen builds strong bodies 8 ways. P•• foll:>"' ~ stories ore true A 1949 V\'. is still running around on fh nrig•nol @r~ 'e A \i N ov. •r went 13.5.W moles on tl o• , 0,nr, 1•• .:>f I res .1~;,~"' r '~"' wenl JOB 7':X) miles bl''.Jre tro"'e 1' time Ccnclt,1 ~· \'olkswog11n1 ore 1ough f ;:,r oMtc•c • ook underneotr any VW o,,d you"''' c r famous sealed botlo"' Tl11s 1npt'r o~· l'VICe protects a vw·, ln11des 0Q01n'ol • •erything on t~' ouUtrl11 llflcludong t ..,,. 1No other cor ~os any. thino au It I.I• •I A vollswo1;cn conv1rttble is mode so well, so 01r1tght, 1t l1els:>s 10 open the win- dow o crock lo close the door INo wonder lt tolces 1wo "'en one day 1ust •o ITIOlce two CO•Wl'•t·ble IOPI I l.~e all VWs, 1t-e Squorebod end Fostbod sedons ore bot" pointed 3 lomes over. To mo~e wliot you see look nocer. And to make whot vou don't tu lost longer, T"en there s the VW Kor"'o"n Ghio. •'\ hocfy is procttcolly hand.mode. Tht Ghio JS hond-shoped, hand- welded, hond.smoothed liond podded, hand-fitted. liand-slitched, hand.pointed or>d would you b1l11ve, hcmd·IOndtd. NEWPORT BEACH Chick Iverson, Inc. · 2116 Newport llvd. IWl11wl The VW Stot1or1 Wogor1 ond Camper ore d1Fferent, too Tliey don 1 hove froine1 like otherwogon' And they're not bolted together eotlier Each one '\ o toltd tiu,,lt of unitized stul, welded togetner 12.598 ttrfllS Finally, wt moke truds IAnd 11 we "'a~e cars as ttrong os w e do, you con wtl 1mog1ne how we make truckJ.I So nut time you look ot o Vol~swoge"• look ot ti 1h11 woy· It t not the rnost beautiful body In the world, but tt's one of the ~eohh1est. ~ ' .. ' , ' I J 0 DAILY PILOT LEG.\ L NOTICE ,UtllC Hf4'RINGS WIU It Hl!l.0 IY lHf C.0~T4' t,\t)A l'U.NNINC, COM MIUIQI., 11 f elr Drive, C061• MeM. l•IUOff~•·· un l'.t'\On4.tv No".ma.r JI • .,., et 7 )0 I' M or •• M)Otl •• -"~ ~·""'· •••••lllnl Ille IOI-Int •W4k llklnt I It-,.,._.ic.,... Ho R•tJ47 lo• F""''' " ~n. 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Thompson w111 head the group's opera· lions from the firm's Newport Beach offices Ryan Given N el~ P o~i ti on Joseph D Ryan of Corona del Mar has been elected a vice president of Mitchum Jones & Templet.on. Inc , t h e .t.nv~ent firm an- nounced today. Ryan waa graduated from Orange Coast College a n d served with the Mannes In the Korean war He is a member of the advisory board of Ch1ldrens llospttal of Orange County and the Newport Harbor Kiwanis Club C'OOhC11•1Qll"I\ fllfP~ ..,.. ~24.S 1" <•ft ., !-----------'"'" of••<• of ,,,. Pl8,.,n1n1 Oeoertn'\ent. " F•tr Ort1t•~ Co.s1• Mf'M, Callfor~,. <OST4 ME~ Pl.ANNING <OMMISSl()4oj i•r I( .., .. MME" ("•",.,.." W1n11"" L Di.mt". S.Cr•14N eM Olrt<tor ot Pfennt~• 1''11~ 1~-0 0••"9t C ... 11 0.11, Pt..,. t~ovf'mOIT 11. 1'61 11.Jt 4) LEGAL ~OTICE NOTICI Of SAll OJ •IAl ,.,O,.t•TY AT "lll/ATI Ne A l"lt '" t~ .. ~ ·~--"" ,,_,,,1 "' .... ,,.,. 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Mayflower Diary Reopened for Drama The story of the Ptl&r1rns and the year leading up to Thanks- eivin1 will be relived in "The Mayflower Diary." to be presented in Orange Coast College auditonum during the Thanksgiving holklay weekend The drama, based on Gov Wilham Bradford's hlSlorical chron- icle, wLll be performed at 8 pm Fnday Nov. 24, and at 10 30 am. and and 2 p. m Saturday. Nov 25 The muSJcal play is an original by Eleanor !Mrs Leshel Peter- sen and Prudence !Mrs. Ralph) Holden . with lyncs and music by Mrs. Holden and Jean (Mrs. Ralph) Tandowsky Produced under auspices of Children's Theater Guild, 1t has a cast of 52 act.ors and actresses directed by Larry Johns Well known area thespians. including Don Rhoades. David Paul, Shirley (Mrs. David) Dvorak, Sherry Burns. Havens Beech. Mike Ashe. Dave Morris and Eve (Mrs. Jack) Marshall. will enact the adventurea of long ago According lo Mrs Frank Garnes. gutJd president. the play in- cludes many stirring scenes based on little known historical facts These incidents include the story of an Indian. held 10 slavery for five years in Spam. who saved the colony from i;tarvabon Another part tells of a governor's Wlfe who either Jumped or fell from the Mayflower because of her despondency over a little son left beltind Sets are being designed by Mrs WLlham Davidson. who also 1s tackling the duties of stage manager. Costumes are being supervised by Mrs George J. Jones. while Mn. Joseph J. Innes is in charge of tickets. and Mrs Clinton M Hoose is bandhng publicity. Others assisting include lhe Mmes. Robert Ettinger. posters: Tandows.ky and E Morgan Quinn, piano accompaniment; Richard Thrush, director of the children's chorale group and Mrs Don H Paul and Miss Nancy Skeehan, choreography Tickets are $1 for adults and 75 cents for children. They may be obtained at guild headquarters, 1518 Newport Blvd .. ~-545-2785 or 873-04& 1. They also may be purcilued at the door before each perform-aooe or at Richard's Market: Forgit's Harwdare or Rion's Hardware. MEANWHILE, BACKSTAGE -Mrs. David Dvorak gets ready for her part in "The Mayflower Diary" wtth the help of Mrs. Frank Gaine1 (left) and Mrs. William Davidson. The play, which includes a cast of 52, traces tbe lives ol tbe Pilgrims the year leading up to Thanksgiving. It i.s based on GoY. William Bradford's historical chronicle. Chapters Part Curtain For Gala Auto Show A premiere opening of the fourth annual Orange County InternaUon- aJ Auto Show will be co-sponsored by six county chapters of the NatiooaJ Assistance League Friday evening, Dec. I. from 7 to 11 p.m. Set in the new Anaheim Convention Center. the show. Wonderful World of Cars, lS sponsored by the Motor Dealers' Associallon and features 31 domestic and imported makes of cars plus experimental automobiles and factory displays and exhibits. Taking advantage of the specious facilities, the 80.000 sq~·foot l"Xhibit halJ will be decorated lavishly with red and green colors predominat- ing. Giant wreaths will hang on walls draped in white, whil~ enormou1 Christmas balls wil1 twirl from the ceiling. Attractions at the formal opening include a sit-down dlflner from 7 lo 9 p.m. for tidcet holders, after a no-host cocktail session at 6:30. Manny Hannon and his Ordtestra will set the dal'K'e pace while strolling musicians will provide a festive backlfound throughout the everung. Also planned is a parade of fashions from Edith McMasters of Fuller· ton and several chapter door prizes such as a port.able television, $1001 a silver coffee set and a $100 gift certificate The grand priu will be a fully equipped Renault presented both by the Motor Car Dealers and the participating league chapters. The league groups are co-sponsoring the event to raise funds for their variou.s pnilanthropies. Mrs. C. B. Neighbors. a member of the hostess chapter. Anaheim, is genenJ chairman of the gala. Assisting her are auto show d\airmen from their chapters. including the Mmes. Charles Petenon, Fullerton; Daniel A Schryver. Laguna Beach: ,,...,, ..........., 11, 1"1 11...CM-ll ..... u .. Martin Lockney, Newport Beach: Thomas 0 Martin. Oranee. and Andrew Pflueger. Santa Ana. Ticket chairmen for the South Coast area are Mrs. Douglas Snuth of the Laguna Chapter, 494-0640. and Mrs David T Smiley of the Newport Chapter. 6'13-3477. 'RIDING HIGH IN DECEMBER' -Ready for the opening night of the Orange County ln11·rnat ional Auto Show are members of two of the six Assistance IA'.ii!ue Chapters helping C(}-Sponsor the event They are (left to rtj?ht 1 the Mmes. Dewey Callahan of Newport. Thomas Crosson Jr. of Laguna, and Robert A Ramsav and Wilbur A. Reynolds. also or Newport Tbe event will take ,place Fnday night. Dec 1. in the Anaheim Convention Center Here's One Writer Who Really Is Reaching for the Moon DEAR ANN LANDERS: I couldn't ru1st wntmg to e~s my sympa- thy fer die worn.an who s1gned herself "Married to a Nut." She ukt"d you to arrange passage for him to ttie moon because he couldn't &et along w1tb a single person here on earth. There is at least one more like tum My husband. He alao ha• some pet thei>nes about life and people and W111 happily dehver a 4G-mmut.e speech on any topic, w1Ul or w1thow encourage· ment. My husband is cert.Un that no- body m this world succ~ds unless hr 1~ crootled. dishonest. immoral or rrlated Th1!t R<M''i for thr top peoplft m poht1c!i, bui.mess, rel11~1on f'ducA · llnn and thf' ;irts I haVf' a 'illJl?~f'Sl1on ror Mar rlf'd tn a ~ut • L('t '' you anc1 I Jl?E'I toi:ethrr J. ANN LANDERS ~ and Introduce our husbands Maybe Oley can find happiness t o g t t h e r knocking everybody on earth Then ~ wives can tab the hnt rocket to the moon and look for some ni~ little outer-space men who are seniublt and well-balanced PINSt' print my name and address -AUiO MARRTED TO A Nl'T OF.AR AU\O · Hett'• voar lttttr but I wouldn't think nf prlntinr your namt and addrtss l'nu'd bf' hfo1lettd with lttten rrnm wlH• who would ~ant lei jola yni&: DEAR ANN LANDE8S A d r ~ r fnend or m111e had a horrible ('\f•l'f 1ence recently and I would llkt' ' 1111 optruon on W'hat should ht' done ahou' 1t Emily t not MT real name t no<1C •''' a lump in her brea.~t She wrnt lo• 1 phys1c1an and was tokt to chet·k int• the hospital for sur~rry that r\1'11111 Tht operation "as performl'd u 1t111r 411 hour~ of U1e hmt> ~h(' I ad ,prn tll• physician When r-;m1h awokf' from thr ,11• <'Slhet1c !;he learned that hrr b1 '"1(• had betn r£'moved Shfl wrnt in111 ·' det>p dePf'r<.<>1on 1 whirh I nndrr'it~nd 1s not unusual t but <\hf' tiei:an tn cheer up on lhr fourth day Or the rifth dav. howe\!'r 11 lt>aked out that the h1opsy repor1 on tht breast which had bffn remO\+'d was ~gatJvt• Th 1 s made lbr poor woman so furious that she JUlll about tort' tht· h~1tal apart What oan be done to pre\ ent such catastrophes 10 the future" Don 't sug1est that Erruly sue the doctor Everyone knows the mi-d1c<.1I profes· sion Is such a lightly knit llltll' group and It s ridiculous to tn In I 1 R h I them I'd hke 'our 'lf'W~ -CALlFORNI!\ YELL I'! 111 llEI r m ·:AR ('ALIFORNli\ Likf' m 0 ~' 'rrnod·haud rf'pnrh your 1tnn ron taint anmf' 11f'rin1111 flaws . No reputablt phy,klan rr mO\ rs 11 brnst aaltu bt flrtt dMa a blopav on thf' lump and futda 1 malttoanry Tbl11 procedurt la standard and \irt11- 11ly ellmlnatt's the po111lblllty cir rf'· mo\ Int a bealtby brt'HI. furthermott. all hospital• approvtd by tht' Amtrkan Hospital Auerlatlon now havt dnue commltlf'et which n.amine a portion or all the orians "hkb bavt bffa remoHd Yun uo 1 surie-on reuld ~move just about anythlnr and not ha,, tci answer tci anyont. Tnday, he would not ht' al lowed to operalf' if ht had a rtrord for takin' out orian11 "hlrh 1howtd no ~l&n or dhuse l\o. don't ht-tll'H tHrvthlnl vnu hrar. Ourlr BLF ()on I count nn 11 Truth ~fir· um dllf'~ not alw'I\ ~ proourr 1 he truth .t\n Pxperitnced liar nr a ~rson wh11 .1ct11.1ll\ behevf'\ lhP hP hr •~ ttll- IOf l an come out lookin!l ,·er~ truth- ful \\'hut Is Frtnrh II I a s I n t': Is it wronC Who should 11et thf' t.ttldnt limits -tht' bov or lht tld" Can a shotiun wtddlnt suct'ted :' Rud Ann Landt'r~· booklet. "Tern-arr !-.f'\ - Ten Wa' ~ to Cool It " St'nd 50 rents In rnln and a Ion!( \t'U-addrt'~~ed, 'tamped tn\ rlopt \nn I andrr' 14111 hr ~h!I tn htlp \Ou with rnur prohlf'lll\ ~rnd thrrn In hrr In rArr n( thr ()\II ' l'llOT l'n< ln~lnJ? 3 ~lllOIJW'!I \f'lf ad!lrr~~rd f'n\ rlopr .. , ' J t 041LV PILOT ----- Fun Without Effort -~ - It's Gourmet All the Way for Holiday 8' BEA ANl>ERSON ~ .... ··- f:ntl'rta1mng "1th gour- mel dishes, as s1m~e to make as canned beans oo a l'alllpfue. "a~ the tantalu.- 111,.: ,ulJJet·t ol Jack hmg, luthor, pnze-wmrung t·ook, ln\lnH tnr dOd lood ex~rt ~•t•;1k.1ng before lhe Lido bh· \\ oman ~ Club, he took tht·m un an epicurean tour It 1101 Jppet.uers to desserts, cm""a~iztng p r e p a ration "1t11 little or no eUort and unJcrhnmg fun w 1 t ho u t lrudgery · I don t "'ant to talk cihou t ddnt or onion i.oup mix.'' was his ope n 1 n g stalPment 'That seem~ to be st.andard fare '' Obvlous- b he didn't Lalk about canned beaM. either. ~mething different was lus recipe using a frozen Lobster Newburg. adding a C'iln of 1ob5ter meat, sherry 111 Madeira wine wtuch as i-1mmered. I le advocatPd usmg "1ec- tnc slcillets rather than d1ahng dishes because "you l'an control t.he heat" Punch wa~ otrered as a handy lunt for beverages "hen s e r v i n g a large crowd. "lt does not have w be made wttb champagne " Sparkling wines an an ex- cellent substitute, but he warned. ''Don't pot martJ- rus or Manh.attans m the punch bowl or you will eet in trouble." FOND{;E Proces&ed cheeses instead of natural cheeses were ad- v 1sed for fondue. which elun.inates curdling. If Ule cheese does curdle, Uus can be rectified by pounng the "gle>bs " mto a bleoder add- ing boiling water and m1x- 1 n II? for 30 seoconds A sam ple and mexpene;1ve fondue uses a can ci Welsh Rart>b1t to wtuch is added a little mustard and sherry or \1adeira a substitute for Ki 1 ~chwas~r . '.\ h1ch usually I' U~l'd and IS expenSl\f' If the mixture seems too ttun. he suggested th1ckmm1t w1th a little arrowroot- quantaty 1~ one-half the amount of Dour th.at would be used To accent Beet Jo'ondue, he rf'Commended ftavonng the Oil Wlth hickory season· Pd salt and also suggested itervtng 1t.Jck1 of raw veg· etebles which can be dipped in the oil To 1ave on the food budget. he endorsed buying bee{ kabob NU in· stead of the customary fUet ffil&JIOO. HELPFUL HINTS ln the meat department, Krng consistently urged the \be o( a meat thermometer for cookmg and preslicing it before serving ... "it will go farther that way." A good 1ubst.iwte for skewers are salety ping. He p r e f e r s preparing dressing separately, rather than stuffing poultry WI th 1t ••. "it's mere ftavorful" and bp6 otfeTed included us i n g prepered dressinf, 5erv111g sever al kinds "'hi ch are vaned with seasorungs, or adding a can fA crab meat and for moistening. a dry wtute wme Tile best wggesuon for game hens was purcha.smg when they are on sale. To prepare. 'Rub them with salad oil and tarragon, pour white w1.0e In the Touting pan, then ~e hens, and baste with the wme •' A &ood accompaniment is a wine sauce made of cur• rent jelly, port wine. pow- derf'd cloves and 1"'1on juice TIME SAVERS While ducussing "'wees. he said that there arl' man~ prepared types on thl' mar- ket wtuch in themselves are not too tasty but bv ex- perameotmg and addmg sea· sorungs and wines the~ are very good and cut down cooking time Another lime saver 1s Pf'e· paring many dishes in ad- vance Casseroles should ~ don.e ttle day befort and then heattd ht-fore serving .. the) taste better and 11 gives you more fT"ff ti me on the day of tihe party " He 10ruucted the audience Girls-of-the-month . MINIMUM OF FUSS -But the results offered a maximum of flavor when Jack King, prize-winning cook. prepared a tant.aliz:lof array of gourmet dishes for members of the Lido Isle Woman'• Club. to dPcrPast-the cooking tlmP givf'n on package" of lrolen veJ,?t>tables S() the) will be more tasty and t•runch> i\ variation for French beani. with almonds 11 spmach \\1th almonds, seasoned with nutmeg Orange Cups are mack with canned ) ams mixed in a blender \\1th port wme anu aU·spl~ scooped into an orangt' shell and baked about 20 minute!> Peas are given an antPr €'sting tang by addan~ cremP dt menthe and plain cooli Pd or -.-. 1th the cordial fla. vormg. they can hll lemon shells and bake like the or ange cups. AVOID TRADITIONAL He urgtd the women to avoid the traditiooal holi- day deuerts and o I f e r world -famous deUcactes such as flaming orange or banana, Chernes Jubilee or Cream Puff Pyramid. Small cream polfs are filled with canned choco- late pudding, dipped ln melt· ed caramels and pyramid- t'D with cheny juice finally adding the cherries To make cordials flamr higher ra1.~e the alcohol contt>lll "1th vodk•. and for a morP la~ting name work with \ rr~ little liquid. Flaming bananas, a sim- pll' but vrr} nch dessert, Is made b~· sautemg bananas 1n buttl'r, spnnkling with brown ,ugar and ginger -,nap crumbs and flaming \\1th warml'd rum using on h dark rum ror coolung For fl,1rnang peaches sim- mer a l>o~ of froztn straw- hrmr' add canned pttech 11.ih r and fill centers with 11nlcJ marshmallowi. Lei -1mnier for about a minute . ilnd flame with brandy or rum. Zonta Club Taps Outstanding Coeds Each month N e w p o r t Beach Zonta Club bonora a seruor girl from each biib school in tbe Newport·Mesa district :'\ovem~r Zont.a -girls • ol -Ule -month are Molly Collins, Costa Mesa High School. Lind.a Lee. Est.an· l'la Sara Traphagen Cor- ona dt>l Mar, and Paula Wil- ham~. fliewport Harbor Shopping Around? Gift Box Beckons lt'1 later than you think! Which means Christmas Is cloter than you think, admonW!h 1talf members 111:: tpe Gift 801 at Roac Memorial Hospital. ~ bytenan. The auxiliary members are reminding 1hoppers that deadline for dellvtry of per- 10naliz.ed ChrlstmaJ cards 1' Dec. 8 The Chriltmas card display Is located tn the hospital lobby, and the Gilt Box is open every day Orders benefit the hospital and allow 1hoppers a SO percent writeol! on tu returns. Peering Around Surprise i~oted SURPRISED wtth a party given by their S006 and d•u&bters weTe Mr and Mr•· John W Truman o! Wutzrunster The occasion wu the couple's 25th wed- ding ADDive.rsary, and 75 guest3 gathered w congrat· u1Me tbem. Among special iuesta presetit were Mr and Mrs .. ROIS Dilling of Buffalo, N.Y. MISS PATSY Lowell, daughta' ot CoJ and Mra. A. C. LoweU ot Newport Beach, was IOUOd tecbnlcl- an for the production of "The Children's Hour" at Hollins College, Va. Mis.~ Lowell, a graduate of New- port Harbor Higti School, is Riverside Art ~nler at B p.m. Monday t-vemng. JERRY HORNBEAK of Newport Beaeh will be one of 28 ol the University ol Southern C a I i f o rnia '1 40 Tn.1'tu Scholars to be hon- ored by President and Mra. Norman Tuppi..nc and mem- bers ol ttie board ot truJ- tees dlltUll a buffet lundl· eon on the campus tomor- row Following the luncheon, the top students and theLr guests wtll witness the USC- UCLA football bettle at 1 30 p.m. Leaders Named Women's Arch.ltectural Leaiue or Oran1e County tapped Mrs. Walter Rich- ardson H their new pres1· dent durin1 an an.oual elec- tion In tne Stuft Shirt, New· port Beem yesterday Others named tc. execu- b ve poaitJooa were the Mmes. Norman Cates, vice president: Ron Yeo, secre· tary, and James Bari;, trea- surer The new officers will be formally inatailed during a dinner dance in the lrvllle Coast Cowitry aub Fri.Uy. Dec 1. when new otticera ot tbe American Institute of Architects. <>ranee County are hutalled. Al.lo featured at tbe mett-1.nJ, piuned by Mn. Rlch- ardsoo, wu a fashion ahow of holiday attire h'om Hap- pinus Is a N e w R.tg, Cor· ona del Mar. Coeds Invited To Briefing Orange C o u n t y high school gU'ls who are inter- ested in learning about Scripps Collete may attend a Tea and Proeram pluned for tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the San Juan Cepi.atrano Rancho de Dia1 ot Mn. Fayette Bircher. Hiltl scboot cou.naelor11 alJo are J.nvited to brmb up on wf\at's new at Scripp1 Speakers will be Mrs. Alice Mead. director of alumnae activities and Mrs. Jack Stark, assistant deen of students. a freshman at Hollins ,--------------------- TWO NEWPORT Beach/ COPRE SCHOOL----.. sophomores at the Univers- ity of CaWorrua, Sant.a Bar· ban pledged Alpha Delta Pi, the oldest women 's sor-1 ority wh.Joh was founded m 18.51 in Macon. Ga and now has 110 chapters 1n the l' S and Canada MlSs Leslie Messenger. daugjlter of ~1r. and .Mn \\' S Messenger as a biol- ogy major, wtule Miss Head1 Lyle, daughter of Mr and ~rs Wilham Lyle .Ir I' ma1onng in social science RICHARD ANO Dorolh) .Jackson of Costa Mesa wprr toasted by family membPr\ GAAOES 7-12 NOW ACCEPTING 2nd SH.AESTER RESERVATIONS FOR DAY STUDENTS AND RESIDENTS CLASSES LIMITED TO 15 GIVE YOUR CHILD AN EDUCATION FOR CHRISTMAS PUT A COPIU TUITION IN HIS STOCKING PHONE: 673..t610 anci close friend-; on their 1~~~~~~~~;;;:;;;:;;;:;~~~~~:;:~;;;:~ 2!ilh wedding anniversary. </" Tht'1r d a u g h 1 e r. Mrs Richard Harns at Yorba Linda was ho:.tess for thl' dtnncr party in the Stone· wood Inn Afterward, guests gathered for cake and coffee m the Harns home The Jacksons. who mar· ried 111 Las Vegas have one granddaughter, Kelly Har· ns. LIDO ISLE rf'sid e n t s .Mr and Mri; Rnggs Cun- ningham will hf> • p e c 1 a I guests al the opf"rllng of NEWS ABOUT ADULT DANCING r~ Pl\VlblDft Mm Collins, daughter ol Mn Mary comns °' Co6u Philharmonic May we extend a personQl invitation for you and your fnenda to join with U9 in Fun, Music, Dmmg and Hospitality" Mesa 1s actlve 10 GAA, Pep Club and 1s in charge of the p d 1967-68 homecoming aciivi-rog ram me lJp~ The daughter °' Mr and Mrs. Sidney F Mashbir Mn Charles E Lee ol Cos-will open her Laguna Beach ta Mesa is a member ol home to ho st thf> ntxl mt'f't- o\FS GAA Art and Latin mg of the Laguna Comnut- clubs. 1967-68 Teen Board MOLLY COLLINS llNl>A LEl SARA TRAPHAGEN PAULA WILLIAMS tee, Ounge County PhJlhar rt"presentatavt at the May CM Hinh Eatancia CdM H h monic Socit'tv at 10 a m • ig NH High Tue5<1a y "'Jo~ 21 Co and as a flag tw1rll'r, ---------------------1;::==========================~..;::..=,_.====. PrPs1dent of Ordw'\1S member ol Lauriers. active an F:xecutJve Council and Future Homemakers as Miss Traphagen. d a u g h t e r of Mrs Vtrgmia Traphagen fA Balboa Island ActiVlties listed b~ the <tauithter of Mr and Mrs. Paul J Wtlbams of Ne"'· p11r1 Reach 1ncludt> .\FS GAA, Pep Club . senior class council and CAS council's rl"prPsentat1ve Bvsines1men Save All Around • From our Coup d'et1t Collection: M1rqu1se set, S600. Pear shape, $750 Emerald cut. $500 Brilliant cut $.400 Wtth one of theM, you couldn't lay an egg 1f you tried. 0-DEI NOW FOR CHRIST~.AS OELIV~llY SLAVIC K'S ~/JektJ SINCC 11117 II f.ASHION l\L.ANO e NfWPORT lf.ACH t ... A"9•1 ... c ... tu•y City • G'or<l•I· • r ........ \•n 9.,,,,.,cf•ttt\ • \,. .. ,_ '"'b•'• OUR RANCH IS ••• UNIQUE For mothers -fat hers who have child care problems bring your children, a9es 2 thru S. to us while you shop, 90 to a beauty parlor, entertain, or go away for the weekend, etc. 24 hours a day . Wr inv1ll' vou In rnmP and n ,akr rr.,. Prvallon<. no\\ anrl v1s1t nur 2' '2 arr' Ranch Jun1ping Jack Ranch ·•Orf"rfonldHfl BIM"k Ba,,,, 2S•9 Tustin A•M••· Cotta Mno T tl&ph°"e: 642-3'57 BRING 'EV. TO THE RANCH i · e FlMSt Music lAd•lt Ty,.) • Fabulous View of Newport Hal"bcw e St1rts 7:00 P.M. • Must be over 21 e Coat1 and Ti .. , PLEASE • Admlaaion-$1.SO • ABOUT A SUPER SPECTACULAR SUNDAY NOVEMBER 19TH TWILIGHT BOAT CRUISE ON THE llAUTIFUL "ISLAND HOLIDAY" -leaves the IAL80A PA. VlllON DOCK AT 5:30 P.M. -RESERVATIONS ONLY. (CALL 673~2~ or 673~) FOR INFOR· MATION. • About A Command Performance A rord1al invitation to a rare t>ntertamment upen- en< <' One of Europf''~ Fine Ma.-;tl'r Arhsli; of our 11111e~ MAURICE SAINT-LOU To hi' rl1spla\ed during a dancr and buffet over· look1n~ the 'Jewport Bay at the Ralooa Pav1l1on on SUNDAY NOVEMBER 19th 7·00 P.M. ADM $1.SO • ALL AT HISTORIC BALBOA PAVILION BALBOA PENINSULA 673-4633 I a le y, o( )f ·y h ·-1t d d n 0 1. l .. SERVICE YEARS NOTED -Mrs. Harold N. Moore of Laguna Beach and Mrs Murray L Rabbitt of Balboa lleft to right) admire symbolic crescents of Gam01a Phi Beb sorortt} Both received crescent pins for 50 years service as active alumnae members Harbor Council's Movie Guide ldrw 1 Mol't: Tl!" .....,14 tuldo " _, .. ~ .......... ~ .... ., Me"-Calflcll !'TA Mn It_, w-i. ""*"' .,. Mn wn1 .. .., _..,,., Is _,,_ dMl,..,.11 II It 1!1!9Nleel ea e ,.,_,_ lft ftl....,I,, 1,.. tullebl• """• tor cartel" ... oroupa e"" wm e11t1e•• -41¥ Your vi"'° ert lOlletled Mall ......,_ le MO¥" Gulde cero °' ""' 0 41l Y t>ttOT I FM11LY THF: ENDLESS SUMMER -Beautiful and ex<'llmg travel f 1 I m of surf111g around tht world TEENS AND ADl'LTS F:L DORADO -Amusing act1on-packt'd western. .JACK OF DIAMONDS - Comedy-melodrama £ea· tures a gentleman jewel th1er SP \RT ACUS -Spectacular about escaped glad1ators and their strugglt for freedom. l P THE DOWN STA IR - (' ASF: -Experiences or a nrophyte \eacher ii t h e "llew York publ.J<' school s' stem combme v.Ty hu- mor with touclung mo- ments WHO'S MINDING T H E MINT" -Zany comedy about employe of tile U.S Mint who endeavors to re - place s:io.ooo he accident- ally desb'oyed "IA TURE TEENS AND ADULTS BAREFOOT IN THE PARK -Beguiling story about the first few weeks of newlywed life in a Green- w1 cl Village w a I k-up apartment BRIDES OF DRACULA - Reissue of old horror film concerning a vampire. THE DIRTY DOZEN - Shortly before D-Oay a dozen American military prisooers, condemnt'd to death or long-term impris- onment, are offtted elem· ency iI they accomplish a brutal. su1c1dal m1ss1on r01" the Army. DR ZHIVAGO -Stor) of young Russian doctor poet caught m the counlr) 's rt>voluttonary upheava I Based on Pasternak's No- bel Pnze-winnmg novel. Tllf EVIL OF FRANKE'i- STEIN -Frankt>nstem. with aid or hypnoost. re- vives momter frozen 1n a ~lacier TllE HAPPENING -Sa- 1..tre about man k1dnaped by amoral peoplP HA WAil -Beauttfull~ pho- tographed seirment or James Michener'i; novel <'oncern1ng the m1~<;1ona ries of lll()(k 1n Ha\\ au. HOT ROOS TO HELL - Hoodlums terronu fam1l) on trip west IN THE m :H OF n-tE NIGHT .\ murder 1n the Deep South is solved with the collaboration or a white pollce chier and a Negro ho m1<'1de detective IT COMES l'P ML' RO ER I ITHE HONEY POTI - Sophisll<'attd <' o m e d y turns rnto a murc1er mys- tery THE LAST CHALLF:NGE - F.x-~unman become:r; town marshal and tries to <'On- vmce young man of the futility of gun-fighting A PATCH OF BLUE-Blind girl o( 18 1s befT1ended by sympathetic Negro news· paperman in poignant ;.,~tfl!it!J~ story with bitt~eet ending THE SANO PEBBLES - Story about the crew of the American gunboat, San Pablo set in Chm.a durmg thP polltil'al unrest or the J!J20s AOl'LTS BLOW·L P -far beyond hm1ts or good las~ BORN LOSF.RS -Rou~h raw-re\oltmi: 0 1\'0RCE AMF:RI CA :"'1 STYLE Sat1rt or some of the ll'Ss crPd1hlt> ai;. pr>cts or family and ('Om· murul\ It" mg TllE L!Ql'IDATOR So- ph1s t1rated British s p ~ . 'P''°r \ MAI'< l\NO .\ WO~~~"" - Mood photographv drama- tizes soph1sticatrd I o v e affair bf't v. een widow and \\ 1dov. er Engh sh ~ub lltles TWO FOR TIIE ROAD ${). ph1stJcated romantic com· edv traces the back~rounct of. quarrels and brier tn· fidelities JO a noundering marr1agf' THE TRIP -A distasteful hon'()r film basrd on an LSD trip Program Set Rugs and wall han~ngs v. ill be the subJect of a de- llllgner who w1U address Coast Womrn's Club or Co- rona del Mar following a lun<."heon Tuesday, Nov 21, in lrvine Coast Country Club. Mr. ALBACORE makes gift giving a Delight instead of a Dilemma ! G~Ye a f.ut~ Gift Par.It •.. tile l'l'lO'rt talkecl about of an f.hri8tmas r~ts! It's thf. Rift that Nin be f'njoyNI by the ('ntire family. MR. ALBACORE i'I tnf" !\flf'NliMt 11ncf grrllll~t gamf' fi<ih hookrrl hy f..11 li- forni11 fi<ihermrn . Hr is alm1>11t 11s mystl"riou~ 811 Mr. Simla f.la11<1 h1m- ~rr! ThMe Girt Pa<"k" arr l\111lablr in two mr'I -fr< 1·11n pRrk and twrhc nm pack ThP ri<"h wh1lf' mrnt 111 pr .... rnrd '" i ounrr ran'\ lry ll un111u1> prOl'f'"-~ !l<'1cnt1firnllv clP\r'.npl'r! for tl•1< •l"f'• IRI park .. ottr11ctivcly gift boxed. ORDER FOR YOUR EVERY GIFT NEED NOW ! $ DflMltfD '-ICE'S TO DESTINATl()N~ 00.IVEIY GUARANTEED IN CALIFORNIA • OUTSIDE CALIF. WITHIN U S. A. J 50 J 90 6 30 7 00 Drw'" e...,. • un 1'1•1 '7J.J11t 1111 Lale .. 111 Avo ~ 0 I•• l>M ,..,_.., INC~ Call' ttUJ ". WESTERN CANNERS CO. N I W P 0 R T 8 E AC H. C A L 1 f 0 R N I A tU .. T" .; .... _ .,.,_, ft,4 !lr.al.ft .;...U .. .,.. 1'1\ Sorority Honors Duo's Diligence E)<pressive Tal ks Set Fo r Gr o up Decorations Demo nstrated Oe!·orating for fhrl\tma~ ui.mg rl'ill dnO ar L1f11·1al flowers Will be the !OplC or a le('ture-d<'monstratwn h, a represrntaltve from lkl \'e Florist Fullt>rton Mrs. Murray L Rabbitt of Balboa and Mrs Harold N. Moort of Laeuna Beach received Golden Crescent pica in honor of 50 year~ as active members of Garn ma Phi Beta. The awards were present ed by tbe Balboa-Harbor Alwnnae dunng a lea in the Baycrest home of Mr~ Peter Whiteb.iU. A native of California and a reildent of Balboa since 1935, Mn. Rabbitt was lnJUat.ed into the sor· ority at the Univer11ty of Cahfornia, Berkeley She Is a chart.er member of tile four-year-old Harbor Area group. Before IU or eanization. she was active with Los Angeles and Or ange County alumnae. Dur· mg the beginnln& days of Gamma Pili Bet.a on t h e UCLA campus. Mrs. Rab- bitt aided in the fund-rais- ing program for the new ' chapter. She has four children and 14 grandchildren. Holiday Ideas '.\111 only 1s \1r, \toore ii 50 't-ar meml>l'r or I h e ,.,ronty but ~hi' has a c:,unm• Phi dau,.:hter who wa~ al tl\t at the t.:niver-'11' of Wuhington and a l!I andd<1ughter v. ho pledged 1;ammC:1 Phi Beta •I UCLA Ei..ample) of 11pl•t>ches will be oHt-red whPn Las Ola~ Toastmistress Club of llun hngton Reach rnet'ts al 7 30 pm Mon•foy No\ 20 in thr Mercury Savm~s and Loan Assoc1atwn. 7812 Edtn~rr Ave Mrs Mane Jo'out.s will 1>f fer an example or an mfor mabve i>J><'ech. Mrs Barton Bohn will be entertam10~ and Mrs Vernon i!;cston will use persuasion for the aud1- The program will l>f' pre senled at 8 p m Tu<",<lav Nov 21 in lhP ~'ulll'rton home or Mrs Ph11l rp Oa\~ for Stephtns C.'ollPJ(e Alum nae Co-ho~tes'e~ "111 be thP Mmes Carl lla11,rn .Jack Boettner and Halph Kerst ner All alumna!' are tn\ll ed and further informat1nn 1s available by ('alhng \.1r~ Richard Adams at 532-4557 \1r~ Moore ..,. .. ~ a mem l~·r or the sorority at the I' or \\. and ad1ve in the St•JtllP alumnae \Her mo" inr. to California she helped •ht Los Angeles group dur init its formaltve days at lht> l'n1\.ers11\ of Southern <'nce ~==========;__~-====~..:::..- t <1liforn1a · 4.bo a <'harter member 11! the Balboa·Harbor alum· nat sht helped orgaruu lhp Santa Monica group. Toastn11stress will be Mrs Gary Giles and any area women who wish to at- tend may contact Mrs Jo seph Nebelsky. 962-4548. or Mrs Plullip B1llinglon, 847 · 1496 Open Every Day, Late Most Evenines Sunday 12-6 Pre-Holidav "' Used Spinet Event SAVE 35~. 40%, 50"'o ON FINE SpmeL'I a: Console PianM, Spinet Organs SHARP II you re • '""" lreJer u,. th• DAIL 'I' P'ILOT'S famout Dim• -A-Li"• d .,ufi•J eJ1 Setur4'ey1. Me k• • better Jul • . wlleth•r ye11're buyint of .. 11; .. ,, GIGANTIC STOCXS AT AU. PLUS 4 WAREHOUSE BAYS SI'ORE&, PRICED TO SELL, AT 2251 VENlCE BLVD. MANNINGS GUARANTEE. ALL OPEN TO 'Im: PUBLIC FREE DELIVERY. ALL MAKES. ALL BRANDS. MANY HUNDREDS TO BE LARGEST S'l'O<X fl USED DAIL 'I PILOT J .J Concert Sea son To Ope n Tht powcrtul ~ound~ ot It' nor Brian ~ul11\ an w 111 signal the opening chords ol the 1967 68 Community Con· cert '>ea:-on m Hunt1n1?ton Reach I hgh School auditor· 1um lomorro~ at 8 15 p m. .\ nc1t1H of L06 Angeles, the handsome young sm~er IS t'Xpt•c•l(•d 111 <Ira\\ f'nthu· s111sta rrspon~r from ron- cert i,t11t'r' ThP l'nmmunitv Cnn«Prts are op1·n lo I he holclPr~ of season t1ct..cts wh1<'h rntl· tie them ln altend all lhe pt>rformantt-~ ·<X·all\ and otrer~ rec1pro<'al pr1vilt'Rl'I in othN areas Next art1sL~ to appear Wlll be the Lff Evans Jazz trio on Jan 30. Instructions _.lor turning everyday household 1lems into holiday decorationa will I be given durine ~ meeting of the Women's Auxiliary lnternatlonal Brotherhood of Electrlcel Workers. Lo- cal 441 Tuesday, Nov. 21. I SOLD-USED, TRADE-INS. BABY G~, :a; ~~~ R :l'a~ci:NT ;~o ~CES. ~.t'L.'C:.~~ .. Tu•: .. ~· J:xrv:::. Vfa.IT~.'~~-=·!M..!~! AWAY O" ....... V& YOU" ~ANO Ott OMAN WM11..• The meeting, to take place at 8 p m. in Union Hall Santa Ana, also will offer an opportunity to purchaw tickets for the group's hoh- dav dinner dance, Satur day. Dec 2. I J.t Sel Ju,..r Show R oo111 n . Telly H,,' ~ ... d p1 •• .1 i., s.11~. c • • #rnm •" cu1htt rirl1"q n fet''"" of c•r ctuh CUSI'OM PIECES. Ne dn n•t. T~l'lrl• a, to 5 J'ft. 111..•CTION I& .,..ATHT. Wallichs Music City/ ManninSS Souftt Coat• f'lau,.,. l rfst.I jwt Norttl .t S... DMte Frwy., (Mta .... Wr•p you•ttll 1n • lu1uriou' I o 9 I t.01tou qowrt Deau t,ille Li11 gP riP Co,.1 H19hwey l a9u•e Such P•mptr yowr hom• for th• heli- O•Y• with 011• of e11r •l•9a11t A rcade Carpet ANO ORAPUY 2721 f Cout Hi9hw•y, Coro"• d•I Mer Naturalizers ... Superb .• , e blac~ • •••9• A x li1u»I( The House Key Q .i!t oC w. ~u, doo'' tt1 '"*'odvc• ,0Meth;n9 "'""' '" coutom 1tyled 11 p cou" f,,.. creh•men1h1p from ou• ow" wer~room in e H ied 9ro~p of hand1om1 now 1,i,,,., We offer """' lhrou'h the ho••cl•v• >O •• ,.11 "" 111.,. l•bnc• C ell I """' lor .,.,u, 1ppo1•lm1nl ••• •1U I 17t.S Or••q• '*'••~•" Cn•'• M•u The In Girl look" Le~ Ga1ni n s w i I I prHenl co,..pl1t1 w"rh •I l'•ul l lttft• BIG RED P!ANO SHOPS P'uro H.,low l,.fluenca • , • Twr••Y Troffers 01nfter P•i•lllH ley C..t0ttwlff ef Mnr(!ie Jf'ebb SJS211' r~. Unutuel The unq•u• Ch1lcl p.,,,,.,, Spec1eltc1 H Pnthrnte S tud in I hl Or••9• AYI c ... ,. Mue A"""''Olifl"l(l~t S: 1 \Iii, O "' thnwt. Wocl No• 11 l 10 lo S I' I.A, J I ' j Trojan Battle Motto Ban the Bomb. will be USC's batUe l Iv Saturday afternoon when those old k1s~m· cousins -the Troja.na and l CL:\ Bruins -get together on the Cuhst•um turf to take care ol 10me unsettled football business. Tht• Bomb is of the human vanety, OJ\ ~uu have probably guessed Jle'~ that Westwood wonder boy who answers to the morucker of Gary Jo- ~eph Behan . . . although Trojan ad· miren have been heard to call him other names. On h1s talented back will be the hurden of directing the Brulna to a national championship, a Rose Bowl bid and an undefeated sea.son ..• nol d "maU chore, even for Mr. Behan. Alc;o to be resolved 1s a matter of lllt' llc·1sman Trophy -an award ~('(·mtn~ly destined to be won by IM1an 0 J. Simpson of the Trojans ur Leroy Keyes of Purdue ,\1any observers believe that anoth· Pr fabulous afternoon by The Bomb .ind the coveted trophy w1U be his. All Behan needs is 33 yards to be· eome the greatest yardage producer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,1) WHITE WASH fllllllllllJl6' eUIOI WMIT8 in the history of Paclf1c Coa!>t foot- hall Terry Baker of Oregon State. lrirml'r wt0ner of the He1sman Tro- phy. 1i. the current holdn of tht coast record with a total of 4 979 yards in thrrr seasons. But , his mark figure" to ~t.and for ulll\' 24 more hours •.. deptnding no'~ much lime 1~ lost from Satur- rla~ '5 debacle becaUS(' "f teleVISIOD I <Jfnmerc1als In all. 1t should be a great bargain fnr the millions of fans who are ex- prcted to witness the debacle 1n per· ,on vr on TV. The stal.1.•s are tugh and few realists believe UCLA can knock off the favore<l Trojans for a thJrd straight year But remember UCLA has Jtreat 'lormg range "Ith the k1ckinR geni ''' ol ZE>nnn Andrusyshun arid even tf thl' !\len of Trov are able to defusf' !hf' Bomh, an educatet1 !Of' could he lhr d1fferrnre * * * Arrlvln& In today'a mall was a moat unusual piece of journalism -The San Quentin Ne\\11. Althoulb b1e111ed with a numbf'r of :?O-vur lettermen. It reaUv ha'\ hf>pn an up and down yPar ro"r San Qurntln lo the field of sports ThP football tC"am won U~ fourth ~tr11l~ht iame rtttnlly by nlpplnt San Frandsen State. 19-15 -a con- f!Ur~I "hlrb r11rnt'd thl' flr~t 11nouAI Ball and Chain Trophy for tbr tn· m111e11. HO\\r\f'r. lhf' 110CC:Pr lt'lt.ID ll-oond op ita campaign wttti nnl~ ,.M vic- tor~ \fain Oe\\~ ltf'mA ID tbf' p.ft!lf'f tn- clud('d a story urltlni thl' lncr,.11111' of prl~nn "'llltf'~ and tht' "arrlrn''I ( 11l11mn In \\hlrh oo~• L. s. :\rl'l{IO '""' i111ni1lr11 to 1111t' thrtr 1111 cnrlr numbrr. !ti004. * * * Stand1n,:: out for tht> Wa~hin,Rton Stall' l'nn·ersity freshmen football tram th1" c:eason was .lack \\ 1J?m<>rl'. former Mater ~1 HiRh quarterback fla~h Iii' thrf'w hi~ flr~t !mu hdo\\ n pa'i; in rolll'~r m a ,::Ame "1th <>ri•s:nn :-1.1tr ~NII llm:~ :it Cor' ,111, :inrl hi>'c; r..11rrl a~ if ftnr f11t11r r 'ar~1!\ pr n' flt'< I b\ Co11.i;a1 <'otH hi'~ \\ 1i.:mnrr w11s ;in All AnH rw.111 v ll'11111n .1:. ,, prf'p llr'~ ..1 prr.1!1•nt;il m;i Jnr I t DNLY l'ILOT ..... " •tc•,. ....... NOT THI$ TIME -Golden West's Randy Vataha i5 hauled down from behind by Sen .Bentardino's Fred Smith m Thursday rught ac· lion at San B~o·s Orange Show Bowl The Rustlers lost. 3~21. It W36 the Sf~ fmale for both teams. Gorden West wound up with a :>-4 record while San Benioo compiled a 3-6 mark. '68 Season Opens Monday For Golden West Gricl<lers By EARL GUSTKEV OI IM Deity l'lltt Sl•ft SAN BERNARDINO -The 1968 football season starts Monday f o r Golden West CoUege Coach Ray Shackleford will sum- mon tus staff together and review the 5-4 '67 campaign, decide where un- provement.5 must be made and then HOW THaY KO• I D hcoMO-W u ow • c Ool•" .it v1rct run, u n 1 e HlnH PAT 1) 0 kof' two-vard r\lf\., 11 12 1' 0 HI-PAl Tit•.. <Neri.< 111 • ~" ,..,,,,,,_v•f'd '""· I IO JI 0 H•N\ PAT II ValfM fl.....-v•'fJ rut\ • )2 11 s.Mbrrt PAT ,."'1~ o. ...... n II G.rty. 1-"v•rd .._, ,,.,.., 1"91# ha ri 10 lt 11 u ~.i..rt PAT 11 14 Seal• tiol!l·~•rd ""'· ' " 11 1• HI-, PAT .M " Ootaft, t2-n ro "''"" ol '"'-' (~ ...... s J1 u ,, H1.-.n. PAT u 20 v., ..... .w>vero °"" "°"' ,,,.., ... ., 01 1,\ 11 S..bffl, PAT go out and find thf' players lo rr I t the 24 i;ophomorrs who corn- ed their junior colle~e playrnR ar· s Thursday night at San Bernar- dmo's OranRe Show Bowl Rustler 10 1'wo plays later. "('nit rolled tn from the eight The dme consumed 57 i;econds and 11 wa." :za.14 Then Golden West fell apart. Steve Farmer and Vat.aha fumbled the b;.tl away on consecutive plays but still San Berdoo dJdn 't score The R u ~ t I e r s made their third straight .)()().boo on an inLerceptrd pasa play when a subsequent lateral plopped nRtit into the hands of 'ian Bernardmo s ~hocked M.tke Dolan who turned and ran 12 yards for a TD With S·JS to play That mac1r 11 3.5-14 And the In<J1an~ reslly rubbed thr ~alt ut with two and· a-hall minute~ to j!o at the G\\T :io. Georgt Trihhlr lhe EC's leorlini rusher. '-'a' RI\ en the ball on fnurth and 13 and he p1rked up 16 Tribble prO\ eel to be' the best harl. the Rusler defen5e has ~<'en al' vear He carried 29 llmr\ for J:lO yard~ IAHllll CONtl'lllNCI l'u1._,...,. 1.1>1 SollC W L l'tl' ,, ,., ,.. ,,. ..... ""''' !Mflt• """ c,...,.,.~ ,,, .. , ., .... ,.,,,,~ t n f\fl"'"•"tl'"'n Vp(f'tt Jtu1tf"v \•turd1Y't O.''"' \.tnt1i ~n1t 11• Or~~, (~'' ¥1 \A( At (,,t1ttf1ty (VOtf'\• at FLilt,,rff'W'I "'"" \ldt ~ .. I 111 , •• , 11/ J 111 ., I II f-.\ I\' 4 tC4 ,, on ,.,, 1~ '"'' Everything· On Line In SC-UCLA Clash 87 DA VE SIDDON Sport. Editor lt'a aU up for rraba in the Los An· rea.a Memorial Cohseum Satur<May. The Pacific Eight Olamplonship, the Roce Bowl bid, the oetional foot.- ball champion5htp, and possibly the Hel.aman Trophy. S) mbol.lc of the year's great.est ind1v1dual player Almost forgotten 1n the excitement precedlng the USC-UCLA football game ii the fact that the traditional "Victory Bell" -an old freight train bell -signifying the Los Angeles city champ.ionahlp wiU go to the winner. Interest in the game baa climbed to sucb a fever pik.-h that scalpers are reportedly recelvmg as much u $50 a ticket for chotce seats ln the Coliseum alttioogh the gam~ 1s belng televised locally a.a well aa throughout the na- tion. UCLA 1s currently rated as the No. 1 footbell le;}m in the nation while USC ii rated No. 3. But the odds mak- ers. as persomf1ed by Jimmy "The Greek" Snyder of Las Vegas, has in- stalled the TroJan~ as a three-point favorite Heightening interest in the game will be the person al duel bet.ween 0. J . Simpson. the SC halfback, Md Gary Behan. the UCLA quarterback Both players art considered prime candi- dates for the He1smoo trophy Simpson currently l~ds the nation ln rushing with 1.238 yards for t h e aeason while Btban leads the Pacific EJg1'lt In total offense (passing and nishlng) with 1,3.16 yards and in scor · Ing with 66 poants UCLA leoos the conference in both total offensP <md ruo;hing offense while USC is the leader rn total defense and rushing def<'n~e Although the 5JXJtllght 1s focused on Beban and Simpson. neither the Tro- jans nor the Brwns are stnctly one· man teams l CLA s ground game is strengthened by running back Greg Jones who outgmned Simpson during the early part of the season until he suffered a shoulder injury and didn't play for thre-e weeks. Roja s Sign s For Title Bo11t LOS ANGELES (AP )-The w or 1 d featherweight boxing tille won't be vacant long. Raul Ro}as and Antonia Herrera have signed to meet for the title Dec. 14 The announcrment of the 15-round fight was made by the owner of the hosting fac1hty. Eileen Eaton a n d tht matchmaker \fickey Da\1es. Mrs. Eaton, owner of the Olympic AudJtor· rum. said the winner o( the fight trould within 90 days after wrnnmg the tiUe. defend it agarnst either Jose Legra ol Spain or lmh Frankie Craw· ford of Los Angeles Rojas. of San Pedro. Calif . has a record ol 32-1, his oolv In~~ coming at the llanda of Vincente Saldivar, who \'acated the title whtn hr rellred about two months ago Herrera. from Cartaaena. Colombia, has a record nf 34-8-5 Army Rejects Bowl Thoughts WESI' POINT. N Y. <AP) There'll be no Sugar for the Army football team on New Year's Day. but the classy Cadets won't find a Penta- gon "No Bowl " edict too hard to swal- low -ii they can mak<' Pitt and Navy thetr cup of tea Cadet hopes for an unprece<lented po11t.seaaon appearance wrre dashed Thursday when Secretary of the Army Stanley Resor df'creed that no bowl bids would ht accepted bv the U. S Military Academy The Trojau also have one ol the confereDce's top pass receivers in Earl McCuUouch who has gaitle 490 ytrds Aho to Ute profklency al Bruin field goal tucker Zenon Andrusyshyn who h~ accounted for tlU ol the 250 pornts scored by UCLA thus far this season. oo passes. "We have to keep them on their side Interest in the gam~ hasn't dJnun-oC the 00.ya.rd line." McKay aJJL\l He i.shed d9'ptte tbe fact ~t neither obviously had in mlnd the fact that tum now sports a perfect'.Jecord 85 the Bruin kicker Juat D&J'l'owly mlsse<i was anUctpated a coop~ lf. weeks a 58-yard field goal last week. ago "\ Beban's passing will also be of prime The Bruins are now 7-0-l an~ t he concern to McKay after last we<'k s TroJan• 8-1--0. Bo.a t~m' :\Cid ~ game 1n whi<'h the seruor quarterback perfect records spoiled by Oregon\\ conn~" with one bomb alt.er anoth· St&te Ua.lveni\y. The Beavers tted the •. er fu defe Washington 48-0 BruJ.na 18-16 and beat the Trojoos 3-0. UCLA will be ying for Its third Trojan coach John McKay believes atralght win over S uthern C4Wornla, hls team must score a number of having won 14-7 las ear and :ID-16 times if It i4 to win. "We can't win ln 1965. Since Tommy othro came if It's a low scoring game," saJd Mc-to UCLA three years ago Bruina Kay earUer thJ.S week, alluding to the have not lost a game h, mem~ 31-poaot UCLA 1eoring average and coliseum, borne field (<r both teaaia ... Sports i11 Brief Casper Finds Partner Just Right at LaCosta RANCHO LA COSTA -The team of BlUy Cl1pu and Don Collett and Ken Still playing wltti Rey Floyd grabbed the Ant rotmd lead ol Uie 11 5.000 Haig Scotch Goll Champlon-~hlp with &-under-par 66's Thursday. Tied for third with 67 were Howie Johnson·Lee Trevino, Pele Brown-ue Elder, and Dick Martinez-Bob Lunn. Bunched at 6.1 were Marty Fleck· man-Babe HJskey Jerry Steelsmlth· Dick LyUt J erry Ed w a rd s-Jack Montgomery. Canadians Al Balding. George Knudson and Wes Eilts· Bert Weaver Casper, the Can.adJan and Carling Open wmner from nearby Boruta, Call! , surprisingly selected CoUett, 41-year-old club pro at Brae Burn County Club JO Houston, Tex a n d Btlly's fnend smce Navy days. as his partner Casper's JUdl!ment was vtnd1cated b:; Collelt's strong showing. The team shot six birdies and four of the b1rd1t putts were made by the Texan In ad- dition. Collett almost sank a No 7 iron shot on the loth hole where the ball stopped Just six inches past the cup Finley Sued SAN FRANCISCO -Cllarles O. Finley, owner of the new Oakland Athletics 1n the American Baseball League. was sued for $10 nullion Thursday by a concessionaire, t b e Twin City Sport& Service, Inc Judge Roger Peck.ham of the U S. District Court granted a temporary order forbidding Finley to enter any agreement for concessions with the Oakland-Alameda County eotaeum Complex. Inc. wtuch lea.es the 00. fro.seat Coltseum to Finley. Judge Peckham will htar arguments Nov. 27 Finley, recently grante<l permusron by the league 10 move his franchise from Kansas City to 0 a k I an d. re- ferred the matter t<1 Robert T Nahu president of the Coliseum complex ' s • ., .. 1 Natnell SAN DIEGO -Buuie Bavaai. ex- ecutive vice president and general manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers, agreed Thursday night to be a major partner ln a National League baseball franctuse Ul San Diego Bavas1 met with C Arnholt Smith, a banker and owner ol the San Dle.io Padres. 1n a Los Angeles branch of Srruth's U S National Bw Alter t.he meetJntt. .James Mulvaney, Padre president, told newsmen· 'Mr. Smith form11lly invited Mr Ba vas1 to JOm him in the ownerstup of San Diego's proposed major leagut baseball team, and Mr Bavasi ac- lndlaru Drill STANFORD -Coach John Ralston restricted his Stanlord lnd1an1 to caJ· 1sthen1cs and a few review drills Thursday .. conserving their energies for the Califorrua Golden Bears ln the B11t Game bere Saturday He &aid despite oddsmaJcers w h o have made Stanford a 61,.z-pol.Jlt favor· 1te, he !(!es the two teams as about even and ''tile one that wants t-0 win the most will ·· Defensive middle guard Joh.n de la f'orest mJssed pract.Jct with a stilt neck but will play Saturdav Ralston s6'1d sophomore Harry W1lllarN will start at halfback 1n pla~ rl Nate Kll1man and that Mark Marquess will start at quarterback, although he said Chuck Williams will see act.Jon TM Claclle119tt Roger Rouse, who 1s thalleng- mg I 7~pound world ctaamp1on Dick Tiger in a scheciuled 15· round fight in Las Vegas to- night, hits the speed bag in final training day at f'remont HO(el Rouse, Crom Anaronda, Mont., will meet Tiger 1n the Las Vegas Convention Center. Tht Rustlers' i.eason ended with 8 thud. San Bernard1110 looked like any· thing but a 3-6 outlit as 1t rolled to a 21-0 lead. knifed a Rustler rally 1n the back and won f'a s1ly. 35-21 AlthooRh 1t was almost Crl>lden West's most productive o f I e n s1vr nt.l?ht of thr 1967 ~ea~. ~ Rustlen were nrar their wor~t dtfens1'.•ely Bruin Quarterbacks in Top Thrillers .John lnRlf'harl directed GWC to a 147 yard night Thi' quarterbad· him· ~If <'IMNI out lus freshman yt>ar by con1plelln~ 18 o( 29 passes for 279 vardc; --AA of those coming on a sror njl! J)CI"~ to flandy Vataha at thf' ~un Rut thrf'f' lnclrhart 1 nterM"pl10n~ an<! lour lo\t lf'ilm fumhlf'~ wt>n.' all lhf' brP11ks thf' lnd1~n~ nrf'drrl Thur" rt~ night Whf'n 1t wa~ >t ll Sii\ C in thr th1rrl 1111;irtrr. 11 !Wl'mNJ thr Ru~ll<'rs m1~hl 111.,I a~ well h:.ivr pa1 kt'<I 11p rinrl gonf' horn<' Bui i.m1drnlv 11 wa\ 21·14 oltn lnglPhart "hOM"d · ~rrat po1i;r hy oouncm.c off a tackler anrl h1thnit Roh Grr~ m lhr Pnd zonr with a 15· yard pa~' ",\t tllal poml I thou~hl '-'r wert J?Oini;: to t>Nt lhrm · \aid Shackleford latPr "Thrrf' "f'rr Ill m1n11 !1•' ll'ft 1n thf' R;Jmr a nrt "'r l1;H1 I hr m nmrr11 u111 •• 'Olrn ... ..in !\f'rdc~• p11llPcl rrnt thf' rtaci;:n ;rntf f'll1111•l'rl 11 homr llw kntllflC 1 ,lftll' 111 lhf' fnrm of a '\'1 ',if 11 I'·"' pl.11 Ir 11111 q11artP1 hark n .tnlh ...... 11 t" ll11r• 1:1 P \\ n Tht" honih f">tll S.1n lkm.111!1nn in h11,inr~~ a1 thl' I • A Cl)llplr nf I \LA quartPr lw·ki. mad<' the I" o mo~t recent ~amp, r:1t f' high among thr thrillers in thr tn· tense foothall fl\·alr} hrtw1·1·n I \(' and the Brill"'• when thev p11llNI thp Wr'ilwoo \\oorl .. "tlh lnC'rl'cli hie VIC'fOriP:,. IO J!l6.') ;ind ""' l.;iry Rrhan wrotp thr f1rc;t , liaptl'r a~ hr hit on twn Ion!( pac;~,.~ 111 lflf' rlo,anS! P"fl<t<f 11f lhr 'fi..') tilt i.:11 1111: l 'CI.\ a )1.16 tr111mrh <1nd thr lt•1'P Howl hid And la'I v1•;H "twn Rl'h,1n 1111 n1•rl 11p l:imr A <'hap n;inwrl Nn1m111 fl11w flllrrl 1n and sparl.Pd t <'LA In 1 l·I 7 'rrrlirt O\f'r lhr hl'il\ 11\ (:1' 11r,-rf I rn Jan~ So 1t •~ with thr h1~torr nl !hr ~11. zhni;: n valn l\,ow · t'rl1t111n 1967 1'-:lhn111 In bf' ;u1cled In thr hook nf thrill' And that frllo" Heban 1~ h;H Ii to pH•p11r(' fhP li<'npl l!W\.-TROJ \ \~ 17 I ( I \ Ii Thf' ll1111r1~ \\l'tr f.nn11d h1 12 pntnl<, ..ind th.it\ :ilt110,1 lht m:tr "Pl lhl'\ 111•1 fi~ ,1, lltlJ ~pl "II I ,rf ~k\ arn11 ,1nd thr \11 l\1•r\f•1 f\qr1• mridl' h.1 h of 11111 J:,u Ill'<;' 1 , "" Rill KtlmPr r11rP1 ff'r1 !hf" nnl\ Hr 111n scorinJ( drivf' Crowd -66.865 19'1-UC'LA 1n. TROJANS 7 Bobby Smith i1corecl the touchdown that sent the Brumi. tn thf' Rost> Bowl aft.er intercephn~ a Pett Beathard pass. Stan for ll\.LA Wl'rf' nan Haffner, Smith and Almoc;e Thomp~on Pacini( Trov wrrr BeRth11rrl anrl Rtn Wil!'!On Crowd -IC'lll 011 1"62-THO.J,\~S 14. I 'fl.A ~ ft was use~ nl\llonal champ1onsh1p year and the Arums wrrr not to spoil things for coach John McKay's lads UCLA eot off to a 3.0 halftime lead on Larry Zt'no , :t't-yard fif'ld ~oal But the Tro1ano; fnul{ht hack ••1th Wil· lie Brown's ~<'n!iational catch of a Beathard ru~ anrl a lonR scoring marC'h e-nginPf'rPd hy the lattC:'r Crowd -80 740 PS SC wrnl (In to rrli!t Wisconsin. 42 YT in one or thr wllclrst Ro11" Bowl h1attlPs of all t1m1• l!Wl.1-TRO.J \ \ \ "Ii. l 'Cl..\ Ii Th1ii ma lch "'a<. postponrd ,1 "'l'rli bf-c'au~f' of Prr ... 1clrnt f\rnnedy'<1 .l\ sassmat10n With Beathard leading the way. Troy hoppt>d off to a 13--0 advantage and never looked back Mike Garrett. Rrnwn and Beathard 11tarred for thl' VlCtoro; Crowd -82. 4fJll 1984--TROJA!\S :W, t ('I.A J:I It wa 11 l'SC'i: mo\1 Jopc;1rl..O t'tlll· 'J11rst of a Rrnm squarl in 20 Vl'Hn with C'rn11:1 Frrt1i:-Natr 4'h;iw Oavr Molon l\ncl r.arrrfl sparkrni;: thr ron 'Jiii'\! Thr wrn JtaVP thr Tro1an.; a rhanrl' ;ii thr llo~e Rowl bid and aftr1 thrv knoclie<l Mt Notrr nam<'. 20 17 lhr next "'f'<'k 1t 11ppt>ar!'d SC would get lhl' nod lo Puadena But Orrgon State was tab~d 1n. stead. trrggerln~ a ticle of unh~ppr . ne's among Wi(' lovalists Crowd 62 108 · l!Ml~lTLA VI, TRO.TA \S lfl Trnv 11pprarecl to havP f'Vr1) thtnll! unr1t-r rnnlrnl lr:ir'rnc 16-n with 1:~1 rrl!. T11n Rn.~~n\lrh anc1 Rod \hrr· man 11hm mg thf' Hri11n~ all o\f'r thr fir Id Aul thrn ii 1'11 namf'c1 C.ary R«'hiln 11nl<'ashed a couple of WO-megaton bombs ThP first was a :l4-yard str1kP to Dick W1chter then came an on- 'ildf' kick order from Tommy Prothro, Brum roach ThP try work('rl Wtlh nallal' Grid- der retoverm~ on thr sr 49 f'1vr pla\ ~ latrr nick i\lten~rit got hf'hrnrf 'late Sha" and took m 11 4'1- \ arrl Of'han pass for htr winnm~ point~ 1966-l CL,\ 14. TROJA1'S 1 Tht~ was to be t rsc s day for .,... venge The TroJaM were solid favor· 1tf's, esptcrally with lh~ amazme ee.. ban out with an tnJury Rut a suh named "lorm Dow cam• 1n and g111<1t>d the ~f'~tv.ood conlln· gf'nt to a 14-7 verdict after a 0-0 hall· llmr deartloC'k D11w ~c·nre<I nnrr anti ~Pt up thr "1nnin1t tnll~ wh1c·h wn~ tt'<"Oldrd bv ('1•rnrll Ch:1mp111n S(''' ~C'nrr camf' nn a pllmi:f' by n;in SI''" c~ro"d -RI 9811 l l ' ... -l ... , • • f c OA1LY PILOT Fr~. Novemw 17, 1%7 DAl'-T Pt"9T ..... W .._ ..... SURlOUNDID -St. Paul's CurtiJ 11mmons (41) ii hemmed tn by Miter Del defenders Sieve Galrin OU) and Erle Patton (71) while another unidentified Monarch appl* the tackle during ThW'Bday n1el'll'1 beal'Wtopper. The Swordsmen deprived Mater. Dei of a co-championahip IJld CIF playoff berth with a 7-3 win in the last, 36 seconds. Two GW C Oilers, Sailors Duel Cagers Injured In Tonight's Feature Golden West Colle~ baJ. ketball coach, Dick Stricklin 1s two weeks away from his first game and already two of his key performers are on the awtehnes. Randy Olson, his only re- turning first string perform- er. appears to be through for the season beciluee of a back injury. ''Olson hurt his back play- ing handba.U before we star~ ed practice -I think be '1 out for the season," Strick· Un srud Thursday. And his tallett player, &-9 Tony Klaes, bas been out of school for two weeks be· cause of illness. Neverthelus, Stricklin has tcheduled a Sa~y morn- mg controlled scrimmage with Moor,>erk Junior Col· lege at Orange Coast. Tip- off time will be about 11 am One ol Oraogt' County'• oldest and most fervent rl· valrtes. one dating back to 1931 . tops 1 list of four coast prep grid encountert torught to close the door on the 1967 iea&On Huntington Beacti host.a Newport Harbor as the 011· en need only two victories to even the series between the two teams 1be Sailors own 16 triumphs to tbe Oil· ers' 14 after Ken Moats' charges derailed Newport 27--0 last sea800 Uttle prestige hl.llges on the game, but what may be lacked in importance is more than made up in pride In the longtime rivalry. The S«ies, which was Interrupt· ed from 1962-&1. mcludes 14 shutouU. In other area coot.eats. k>fught. However. their ad· lev when Hal A.kul6' Artists van~ment would r~wre host Massioo Viejo. Bagley that Westmmster, now in suffered a broken ankle dur· tlurd place with Western mg ttie Artists' 34-14 loss lose to Manna and Anaheim to Orange last week. to defeat Western. Al best. the Artists hopes "Tiley'll be high~ than a be in a tturd piace lie pro- lcite " Moat.<; said of the v1dlng they ~ape the win· Sailors. "They can flnim 10 less Diablos. a respectable position by beating us Of course, we're Each with a "m and a looking for the win. too, tJe aa higlilights of t h , since it's a Little better to league campaign Corone1 have a 2·5 record than a del Mar and Estancia seem 1·5 •• He added. ''But Newport will alao be remembering that 27--0 loss to us last year That'll boost 'em up even more." The Oilers wmt on to cap- ture l a st year's Newport League championship after defeating Newport. which ended tied for second with LagWla Beach A victory over Manna at least safe from the con fines of the IrvinP Lea~uE' cellar However. •_1, loser of tonight's tJlt <-nuld mo' e quite close to a IMt place fini!h In Saturday s n~'v ar<'a clash. Fountain \a If'\' ar· rommodates Co11ta Mrsa at Scheue Field on thP Jlunt· ington Beach HI~ rampus GWC-Tribe Statistics TIAM ST.t.TllTICI II c ,,. ~ Nftatt ... lo•1111r1t.,... v • .,.,h ••·~ecs rutl\tfte 'teHn M lftlld ......... ~·I "'•'"' t•lnfi'd P•~\M •tt4lf'Y'tt»tl'O D" *" COfnPitttd f' ~~'40\ "'•d "" .. '<Htted NumDtr Of flVM• '-~N ... dltfAl'\Ct t'flr'I•"'•' .... ,,,, .. ,.,,,..1,..,, ·~· <umbln lot• I. ,. J1 I .. JI) m I• I '° I 0 ,,.,.. •r °"'"°" ow 11 • • ., "' ,. "' 1' •• 1 , .!ti , • ' s. GW t It I l._lS 0 I 7 14-JI t"OIVIOUAl STATISTICS llUSHING GW va1e~• ao. .. lut~ ·1~1; '~jbM• Doi ... \coll llry•nl C•ln Plfftt T.,.al1 TCI YO YL '° s.i .I J • • ' ) 0 ' " u II t J 'lO ttl YG Tl ,. ,. . IS tfl l •• w 1 7 0 • ; IJ S , 1 , 111 lll , .. INDIVIDUAL "'USINO II .... ~ ..... ow Scott Petitt Tote It f'A l'C l'MI YO 1' • l '" '" l'C ,Ml YO • l I .. • • 0 l I II ,. .. l\ )0 l I .(JI ; 0 Avt • l l. 7& 00 11 Ot ., l'C1 Ut ,C1 ll> 000 l'l6 , .. l 'o(lclies Rap Officials Swordsmen Wreck MD Title Bid, 7-3 By GLENN WHITE Of .... D.tllY l'lllf llett St Paul Coach Marijon ADClCb called 1t sunply. •·our greaten win in school hi1tory .• But he was perllaps be· ing too conservati~ m his c o m m e n t folloWlllg the Swordsmen's stunrung 7.3 c o n q u e s l of Mater Oe1 Thursday rugtit before 7 189 fans at Santa Ana Bowl Actually. any descriplJon of the incredible duel would be tagged conservative ror It wu the kind of flrush that you might never see in a lifetime of prep foot- ball. 1s -were going to depnve the Swordsmen 0( the1.r up- iet bid Davu llad wtu~Ued down a 91-yard tooclldown gallop on the luckoU ensumg Ma t.er Del 's field goal Then Kamansla called a 15-yard· er on the enraged Swords· men moments later and a St. Paul asstal.ant c o a r h had lo be restrained from going after the refs Anctuch said later the1t officatmg "was unbeliev- able -the M>rst he's ever eocountered in ltle county." And WoodJ hardly bad any kind words ror Sgobba, claimJnJ the letter blew a key call agamst the Swords· men in t h e i r touchdown blitz Woods was ~ferring to a W:kle-eligible screen pass which gained 10 yards and gave the winoera a first down on a V'lt&l third down situation. "~re was no way a tackle tould be eligible on a screen But Seobba told me h~ dldn 't see the play, even lttough the tackle ran right by him." the Monarch boss charged St .Paul's sconne assauJt ~as a masterpiece The Swordsmen moved 76 yards m a dozen plays, conaum- mg 4.56 and with Wise 00. me a nifty job of m.ixina up pt..ys. Most crudal cams were on the dilputed 1C?een pass and a 17-yard bunt through tbe middle by Bill Goshen to put the ball Oft the Mater Dei 18. Victory camt to the game inveden from S a n t a Fe Sprinis in the last. frantic 38 seconds when quarter· back Jim Wile floated All elgbt-yard acoring strike to MJke MePartJand in the deep comer ol the end zone Hi• builJeye served to knoct the Mooardls out of the ~lu1 League co- champiombip and the CIF playoffs U Servfte DOW ltandl alone as clrcult U- tllst. Gurney Early Favorite In Rex Mays 300 Race So e o ac b Bob Woods' f Otte.S doted out t b • I r sputli.al deienstve NCOrd by liU.lftOderlnl a total of 34 poklb ID nine &amee - ~ t h • 1 WOO 0 D l y four times. Eleven pointa sep- arated them from M I.Ill· *ten season Yet they could do no btt· ter than third in the league. Wood's crew was nursing a 3-0 lead. supplied by John Heffeman's dram allc 29- yard field goal with 7 59 left m the third quarter And it a p p e a r e d that Orange County's corps of officials -Dave Kamansk1 Mike Sgobba and Don Dav- Tl.t.M ITUllTICS F 1 .. 1 DowM rulllme J. if'lf dow,. MH•l\t MO , ., " • RIVERSIDE -Penm.ial favorite Dan Gurney hu acaJn been lnttlDed as Ule man to beat 1n the Rex Man 3JO race tor Indian· apolil·type can at River· aide Raceway Nov. 26. The veteran driver from Corona del Mar fiJed tus entry Thursday for the nch class1c, first race of 1t.s type for Southern Californui race fana ID :.> years Gurney wUJ dnve an 01· sonlte Eagle. a Ford-pow- ered machine of his own design, In the race. The 2.6-mile course at RiveraJde is looked upon as Gu.rney's home ground smre that ii where he made hts start In racing some 10 years ago F Ir 11 dOWftll .w\l M1 n Ter•I tint_, Ylf"dt .. I~ rtiiM\•ftt Y•nh 9a1Nd MU• ... Ya<<h 1001 "" y eros ••lned •uses att@mpt.0 • ,... ,, .. 11• II • • ., He has won the Motor ·~ l'rend-Rlversade 500 for stock : car& four llmes and has is been a front runner in ev· P•iift GtJrnPl~ ••.-llff i"l••c"""" ...,, mbet ot """'' Aver991 411t•nc• Pen.If~\ • , • 11) : ery Riverside race in which he has competed • n1 s ., V•rch Pen1h1ed J'uml>ln ~vmbl«> toot t •os l ) Sc.,. ..,, owmn Mal•• 0.< 0 0 l ~J S1 P...,r I t 0 1-1 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS •USMING Wiill•mt c>.nrl1 M-r o·c....- °""" lotak ,,,,,,., Del TC& YO Yl .t.ve. 10 21 IJ IS 1 II 0 1 S 10 1S 0 , .I 7 4 I I! s ); • ,. 1'0t •II SI '•v I TCa YO Vl ht Gn'"•" IA " l • 1 w... I 0 I lO Z.11 1' t i & ; • T1mrnon, 1 • t' •ft o·arv•" t • ot To<elt ~ • >t 11 INOIVIOUAL ,ASllNO M•,.r 0.1 l'A l'C l'MI YO l'tl t I • 2 Ii ltA SI , ... 11 1 .. Earlier th1s week he set a new speed record for the track when he was clocked at an average of 117 mph Ul a practice run Gurney's appearance on the Rex Mays 300 scene might well throw a monkey wrench ln the plans of A. J f'oyt and Mano Andrett.1 the two principals tn t h e chase for this year's USAC champ1oosh1p Both will be seeking the Riverside v.1n in order to lock up the blle Meanwhile. two Chev\· powered cars were entt'red today to challengf' the su penority of tht' Fords and Offy1. Veteran sporta car driver LoUlar Motacbeo- bacher baa been Uli,ned to the Hllrilon Special while Jody veteran Dempeey Wil- son will drive tlie 1econd Chevy-powered entry. t h e Lyle Greenman Special. More than JS entrae1 are expec~ when the course opens for practice Wednes- day. Quahlymg. to deter· mme the :lkar •tarting fieJd will be held November 24-25. Cee Football ,_.. "' ._.,.,.. l"oun1a1" v.11.,, • • , '-2' Coole M4IW • • • ~ • l"ounla•" Veil"' T°"''*--GI...., Goto Ul Oe-. Terry leci OeOlo. 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J'•ed Por\•• •AT -•iot Mal"ll•. or the 14 pl.ayen currt'nt· ly worklng out for GWC Stricklin identified two La Quinta eraduates as being the standouts at the mo- ment. Paul Kordik and Ollie Martin are tbe pair. Westminster plays ho8t to Marina in the Llons' Den while Coron.a del Mar 11 al Estan<:la and LaguM Beach entertains Mission Viejo. Coach Wade Watts' Tan could move as high as a third place Suntet Lugue tie with W.arina if they win would gave claim to tlurd piace 1lo W estm.lnater. now with a 3-3 Sunset League reccrd. Laguna Bead\ will be without the Jet"\ll ces of standout fullback Brian Bag- At $6.29 a fifth The GWC coach abo said 6-8 center Dave Prather has been sharp but be'• not eligible untJl tbe second R· mester, beginning m Janu- ary . Stricklin also tabbed Bob K1eswetter trom Manna as a standout ~o far R~e F ootba 11 Tonight's L ineups Lt•U•U~ llACM tf "-.... 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D••rt '11•1 il•lf l \Kf.\\OOD -f'\ewport !lat bor lh~h waler polotsts t.1"f' tlw1r most important ,111<lt• or tht> season tcuught "ht•n th1'' battlP tough [)cl\\""' in thf' CIF f>larnff ''·1111hnal' at I. a "t w o o d ll11Ih llO)>ttlitl('' llflt'n ill 7 :I() \11th the 't'(·ond h<1lf or thf' 1 102r am Fullerton "' El \ecando -scheduled fn r I .on~ Reach M1lltk811 ~ wa- in~ at the same hour Survwors mt>el Tuesday night at M1l11kan for tht lt· tie Tomght i. !!!how ts Lilt' rub bt>r match of the season for c'Oa<'h Rt II Rarnt>lt 's Sai I ors anc1 coacn Bill St>xton s \. tk· tnl!\ Th.-Tar5, l'hamp1ons nf the Sunest Leagllt'. bt'ltf'd rlowflE'V b~ an 8 2 count in tht' lnl(lewnod tournament I lowt>ver. St>xton ·s Moore 1.t>a~t 1-onqueron avt>njZed that srtback, 6-4, in Ul<'tr IN CIF CRUCIAL -Newport Harbor High's Sunset League water polo champions duel Downey tonight at Lake, ... ood High an the CIF semifinals Top row 1from left1 -Bob Rodman Gre~ Smith. Jam Wilson. r>oug Dovey Second row from back Tony LaBian- own pool later in thP sea. son l>o" nty comC'\ tnto play w1 th a 17 3 rf'C'ord and a rather modest :'I-game wm- strt>ak The V1kes ff'll to Newport Cal H11?h 16 21 and tof)-S<'t'ded f':l St>J;?undo c 14· 71 OowrK'y ts a ~mall but exl·epltonall) qu1L k team - onf' which reads esptttallv "-ell on r'f'bound shots and ont wht<'h recovers rapidly to changes of possession. However Barnett seys "If we play &ood defenee1 we )hQuld beat them.·• Sexton call~ tM Sailors ''ii well-co~hed club wttl<:h drives the center a lot." and ht adds · they are a lot bigger and ~tronger thoin us ., Starters Cor thto Tars in· elude Tom Oliver, Br ad Shoemaker Jam McDonald. f:n<' Lindroth. Dark Mun· lean, Bob Rogers. Mark Ho· gle. ca. John Blauer. Bruce Hill. Tom Warnecke, Bob Jenness Thmi row from ba<'k Gary Thomson. Jeff W1kox . Mark Hogle. Bob Ro~ers. Dirk Muntean: front ro..., Tom Oliver. Bract Shoemaker. Enc Ltnd· roth, Jim McDonald Cl\l's Beal Paees CIF Sen1is C-0sui Mesa's Greg Beall outran lhe field Huntington Beal'h captured a ~nd place tE'om "ntsh and West· mtns1('1f' Ratned ltle f.ID81 11 for the lour ) ear an five Thun.day to highlight a<' ti\ ttJt'~ at th1• r!F semi· final n o~s-countr y meet held at Sunnv 111 lls Bf'..ill clocked a 10 12 time for the rour't' to wan the AA rlt<r earning the Cos· t.a Mt·~a c:olor~ as an tn· d1v1dual Valt-nl'ta won the AA semis with R2 pomts llunhngton Be a c h ace Paul W1ll1ams ran seventh an tht AAA div1s100 to pace the 01ltrs with a 10 16 mark The Oilers "ere aided In U\e1r hid for <\("('Ond by Reu· ben Banagar-t 18th I, Rick Mr C'hlrf' 11st 1 Manfred Sk1rdP 131rd 1 and Alan Rey- nold" r 4'"ith' Wr~tmtn,tl'r', I.tons were do~P h1•h1nd rin1sh111g tn third pl.it r The first five tc•am' <Hh an('f' to the hllals wh1rh "ill he h<•ld Tuesday al Lonl' Hf•3('h Ste1te I.ion h.1mer .John Kllpat- rt('k pl;11·1'f'I l!-!th 1n ttie AAA rat·<' "1th a 10 41 clodung \\ l"•lnitn,trr teammate \\;nne \l.1\arna rollowed at 10 42 fl>f '.!(Ith \ b11 .uc1tn~ tht' Lum er fort w1•11• <;reR TttllP t25th I, ()011 1! ..;d1menk 11ith 1 and [)1m fl1,trm 1 4-0th llr illl!:'t> Counh· "111 he '"'II rf'presented · m Tues· 11.t~ ~ finals Slllt'P GardPn 1;rn\f' won the AAA d1v1ston in U1e semis with 118 points ;,l'<'nnd p I a r. f' Huntington "a~ J[iven 134 points to wc ... tmtn!iter's 141 Tar-Vike CIF Gricl Pairi1i~s <._; U>untv Hit . Alhamhra 1153 po. ints 1 ann l Ramona c l!l:l 1 round out the hvt teams making the ri nals 1n the ~"mts at Sunn\ Re<·ords '\ewp<Kt (20-1) Ii Oxnard 'l Cornna rlPI \1a1 !l F11llr1tnn 1(1 S.\ \all"' Ii C'al ll11?h I ~ \\'P<.tern I'> 8Pvf'rh Hilb ln <>xnar<l R On\\ llP\ i Fullf'l fnn I\ ~;.rila \n,1 IR E1'tanr1a· 8 \nahr1m 10 \\'Pstn11n~trr 4 Do-wn"' Ii F11llf>rtnn I~ \l;irin;i fl \ltl1 1ka11 11 ll11n!Jn>.'lnn JO FluPna .i C~I ll1~h Jln\\Of'\ lli·:ll r! \\'htll f'I l.i .Jr.roan 7 ~t1ll1kan fi .\nahf'1m 12 rornna elf'( ,\tar fi Lakf'~nnd i \\tlson 1'1 Chnarc1 Ill \1 1111.:in Ii '""Pnrl :l'l ::11lhn1! ll1IL' II fn:::h \\OOd :! \r\\f10rt i El SP1?11nr10 l:l I 'r. \ R l'oron<1 clet \1ar ~ 1·a1 Ht.l!h Iii .l11rdan I:! <;11nn\ 11111~ 11 Mira. rn<;ta 2 2 4 :, Ii 4 5 4 Ii 4 2 Ii I :l 2 Stu11 Cou11ty Couch.es anc1 1..oar;i P' pr1•,<;f><1 'llr pr1<.P lll hPtnl! pa1rPd tn thr r1r,1 round nf th,. llF •\ \ \ p a\orr~ hut 1nrnrPc1 that lhf' "'' 1a1 inn \\a' not par IJC'Ularl\ UOll\1131 l.llara MaC'h llrrh 11111 1o1h11o;p \a\on~ •1111 mu<il c1P f P a I \1ae.nolta <;aturda\ n111ht In "1n tht> Ir' tnf' Ll.'aJ?ur 11t1r "a~ h('stlanl ahout the pla\111!\ as \\n11lct ~ f'\p<'ttPO I'll ha\,. a ln1 tn 'a\ af1Pr Saturrla\ ntl!hl lf \IP Deep Sea Fish Report h<'at \1ae.nnlta " 11111 rf'· markPd Ry cj('IPMtne. Loara non I rnt s l\1agnolta elf'\'t'n can l'latm lhP undisputed lf'ae.11r champ1on<;htp d('sp1tf' a Ii-'\ ltP a1:a111st lorona del Mar l,oaia 1~ 11nheat<'n and un ttrd m In Ill<' l.ea~ue pla\ I 'ort or PXJ)('Cted lr1 llf' paired \\-1th the C'rr5tnr1o1 Leagur C'hamp1on " Sunr' l1 1ll<i alhlPllC dtrf'<'IOr n ark l:ikam ,;ud "I fell tht~ 1o1 a' hPcaus,. the Frre\\ a\ and Crest\ It''.' lea11ues ha\ e oft . Pn lwen patrPd tn thf' ftr<;t round · Httl abn had not ant1n· patPrl a Ft l'f'\\3Y • lr\'lnr OJ-<'ntn;! pa1rtnl! h11t rf'· markrd · r·nunl\' ff'am~ u<.P 111 hr p:111 rd q111lr rrl(ularf\ 1n ra-1 -.1•a<;11n<> hut nnt \ 1•n rf'l'f•n th ' Sk;11n', '11rp11'" m n r P likP <1.1t1on n1nc-rrn• I h e t;irt th.ti <;unm !1111<; 1<; 111 th" pl:t\offs al' <ill W1• \ r ne' rt hac1 all\· thtnl! Ilk( lhti-hefor(' tn fnc;t. ball Sk:!1n C'Ommf'nled I II s lwrn a l1ltle drv around hPrP v<111 might ~·i~ " ~11nn~ 111 lls dtn<'hec1 its first leal!ll<' lltl" tn its nine· \ear history hy defeatm,I! Fullerton last Frtdav l.o- ara has hffn in thr. play . nffs IWl('P '" ft\f' pre\ IOUS Proud '68 Bugs for Proud Owners Hard by (]f ll11ls • I Valencia ca1•ttM"t'd f 1 r s I Ot.1nge C'ountv pt •'P fiKlt place in tht> \A d1\ 1s1on hill! ff'<1m~ werr thrt•w n to with 82 points The alway~ thr \4Jn<I<, a~ far ,1., cw strong Tiger d1,tan<'e a('('s were followed b~ Colton w1lh lnnth;ill ra1nns;:s \\ "',. C'On· 96, Upland With 124, San r<•t rw(j as pvrn tn1• rii l'\kf'd Clemente with 141 ancl 'io- :-..1nld \na wa<. mat, hNi ur gales wilt\ 147 -..111 " ~urpnstnJ;!lv ,Iron~ Pacing Garden (;rm,. was 1111· 1n th" f1ri;t round of ho!i· Mike OaVJs, who pla<'"d sec· On<J with a 10 O'l lln\f' 1111111·' a week from tO<lay Estancia's SIP\f' Harton 'tnr con<;n(at1on for 1 h P nabbed 15th placf' 1n the ..,,11111, "a~ the\ J!'ol a home race with a 10 25 mark an<l c;imi· 11111 nf th<' dl>al Ea & I e t~mmatr Charlie l;.irden <;rove farPS tor-Hoyt was 18th ;11 10 44 "'' tll'd Trinple Ctl\ a n d Ne1the-r qualJftNI for the fi. Fo"1hlll drf'" 10th rated Po-..... nais __ ._how __ e_ve_r ______ 1 ri1111td !kith t°(lun ty teams1.,---------- "t'1" p11t 'in the road and SAVE s25• 11 F•>olh11l ~hnuld survive •rrom m1nuf•tlvtt' • \UI· 111te<I h't.t p,., .. , on h"O•· vtdv•I Item• .. c.un'I thP r u I! c P r1 Red I lo•\ ti' II ~ould thrn clue! T' m pl1• <'1 h 1 •r-==--0::---:=:-----, \ nd t"' o nt hrr 1·111mty po""r' " r r r ni;ilC'~dl .1::.11n,1 f'a1 It nthf'r a< \unny 11111• I cir p, I.oar a AA.AA _.,., '"'" q hi">C"' 4~T",~I '' \~11f". :. • .- N .. \I (nv1,,11 "' J'A11.•l1c ( .. ,.,,.,.,f'",11.tl Al f I RAr.11> Nortt lnrr",,<' •t \11'\111 A .,h.-ra Y-m~ .. 41 91Jrt"'1'J' ~-Oud· ,.. ~~''' n.-m. PRO FOOTBALL THANKSGIVING EVENING "" 23 Tllurld" JC ID Ill. ANAHEIM STADIUM F'Ofl Warner B,0Pl1t ~ ~ht RAMBLERS vs SEA ffiE T COM"-ITl WUKIND wooocunu·s Ktr INCLUDID WITH TH( "'•CHAS( or ANY McCUUOCH LIGHTWllGHl SAW WEIGHS ONLY J 1 'la ,OUNDS (l•n bar ond chain) t\.'!!t'!'fl I If NnvP111htr 17, l'•b7 DAILY PILOT Big Difference Scheduled For Ski Reporting Format 8~ ESTIIER BILLINC,S Long the bugaboo o( ev· ery member or the ski sµorl, snow report.mg will show a btg difference this season A new system m whtch snow depth snow cond1twns and skung conditions are re• ported will be used. hope- fully eltn11natmg pre' tous report.mg problems The new system was worked out after the Ska Tow and Ltft Up.>rators of Southern Cahiorma called together a <.'Omm1ttee of 12 an September to rrvtf'W Southern California linow re· port.mg. The committee was com· posed of two repre~enta· tJve~ ' 'Tl the Operators, two from the Ska Wrtlt'rs 1rnd TV . o~ from the Skt Patrol, three representing Southern Council or the Far West SkJ Association sl.1 l lub-. and four ska -;hop ownf'rs Ski Tow and Llfl Opt>ra· tor Hap Hazard explatnrd tht> new s) slt'm at the Ski k~ters ban4uet last we<>k fl z.ard v. r y I ) remarked th · ·Excellent' wall not be ~ct Vl'ry mul'h ' Sk1ert h;1 H' often 1'111n plaLOf'd th-,t excellent ' to report ski )<'ond1t1oni. 1~ a bit much w~ they arnve at an aru to ri~ hard pack or rocks ~howmi:\:"en 1£ some runs are fully t~rr Pd , '°' Other slu condition qual· Quarter Horse Raeing To Op~n at 'Alamitos' Quarter horst racin~ re- turns to Southern California Tuesday with the opening of the 29-dav season at Los Alanutos Race Course The schedule calls for six race days weekly. Mondays through Saturdays. with the first post at 1 p m "J1ne races will be held daJly. Opening day co·features wi.ll be ~ $8.000 Bardella for two-year-olds and t h e SS.000 Cla~rrown G for three-year-0lds and older. Both features will be over a d1stan<·e of 3.50 yards ~ record purse c11stnbu· twn or approx1malelv $72!'>.· 000 has attrac·ted many of the na1lon's bt'st horses. tn· ('(uding La1co Bird the rich· f'~I quarter hor~e tn h1stnrv In onh 15 'itarts. tht two- "ear-old daughter of r.ood Bird has banked S.143.861. Top Ladyhue.. Tov Spur anc1 Barbara 3 hE>ad thf' IJ'it of three·\. ear-0lds that v. 111 rampa111n at the OranRt County track wh1lt rluplt· ratr Cop~ "'111 pace the old· er horse l'Ontingent Charhe Smith and r R Knight "111 l>f' bark to de- ft'nd thPtr JO<'key and tram· er title~ wtltch thPy won last spnni: at l,ru; A lam1tos Top raC'es durtnl! the met>!· mg will bt> thf' $140 000 Lo<; o\lamitos Futurity Saturday, Oec 9 and the 140.000 Au tumn Champ1onsh1p a n d the Sli 000 Kindergarten. both on ~ closing day pro· gram New Show At Ra<'eway It'll be something for ev· eryone at Orange County In- ternal.tonal Racf'wav Satur· dav ntRht • Super slock car fan~ will "at(•h Dick Land v match has two factorv : backed Dodges aga1ni;I iwo Chevro· IC'I~ from J & S Speed Cc>n· tf'r tn Westmmster A fuel dragster mat.ch ta<'e ptts the Garden Grove team of Rerhf' and Mulh· gan against Onn Prudhomt of Los \ng~IP~ f'1t'lds of e1~ht \.(;a~ stt· perchar11ed cars and e11:ht fuel altereds will fill out the balancr or the('\ C'lllnj(S raC tng act.Jon Re<;erve'i seat tickeLs for thP "'fovemb<'r 2.'i '¥1an11fa<'· turers Funnv Cur rhamp1on· ship~ are on 'alt' at the track Fort v P~pt>rtmf'ntal match race .;toekPrs have alrrady enterC'd lht> S22.000 event. 1f1ers art ·ven good", to mean · not qwte perfect", "&ood," to mean "nothing really to complain about; "fair." mearung 'between poor and good " and "poor" meanmg "take your chanc· es"' Snow depth wall be meas- ured bf'tween two "official snow depth marking stakes'' CONSPICUOUSLY 1em- pl)as1wd by the Operators) located at each ~ki area and markf'd "OSOMS " One w11l be within 200 vertJcal feet ft om the bottom. the other w1th1n 200 vertical feel or the top or the area. Snow depth w1U be meas-• ured at t h e s e standard t kes In the snow report, 11 inches of new snow over a to 'J:1 inch base would mea su inches of nf'w snow feU o~~l6 me~ base at the lower sta~ 11 inches or new snow feU on a '1:1 inch base at the up~r stake Followang art the Oper· ators' drftnitions of terms they wall use to describe snow <'Ond1t1ons · Powder.'' <'old. ntw loose powdery, fluffy or flakey snow. "packed powder'' powder snow compacted by roJlers. drags or skiers -no longer fluffy. · hard pack." firm· ly packed, but NCYr icy; "heavy." snow which l5 heavy. wet. and sticky and cUn sgtogetber; "spring con- ditions... variable surface cond.Jt1ons. starting fro m frozen granular. turning to corn or mush and then bark to frozen granular at mght often stick\ m1d-Oay. and may be icy tarly and late day 'tcy " formed by e1U1tt freezing ram 1 raLO which freezes upon <'Ontact with the l(round or snowl or by ram saturating PXisting snow followed by a qwck freeze or Icy patches form· ed by extrtme compaction of wtt snow barf' spots " ~eu txplanatory · ma n made." can be tn any of the ahovP categories This new svstem w.h1ch the OJ')f'rator; and other memben of the ~now rf'· porting rev1~on C'omm1tlff have 'let up should be a 50"eat improvement The rf'· poru w.111 be available a• the usual number. 1213) AT 7-9711. The 'Hei1rli1a' ... ~01t 11 ch1•pio1s Imported ff001 Sw1tzerland •• .dQ owtstandwg ~kle boot at a medtUm ~ for the skier who ts looking b top perf<rmance aod support. Whether you ate a professiooal er a novice, you need a boot that can withstand the pressures of twists am ttKns; one that gives ultimate prntection and support for your ankles. Check the ftl)(e glass retnfOl'ced shaft for maximum edge control, ciose hugging hinging actton and full gra in chfoine tanned leathef. Men's stzes ••. 91.• Women's ... H .• ~'s ~ DoMitow lCMg Bead\, Pomona, Newport ;{Ji S.,. of lfte sen""s ski shop .......... ~. Buff urns· sportsman's shop · MUNTINGTO"' CINTU ••• l'UMION ISL.4MO I _ -----r · I • HARBOR-ADAMS BARBER SHOP 1500 ADAMS (Nat .. C'--n..tt.J NOW OPEN 7 DA VS WMlcly 9 1.m. to 6 p.m. Sund1y 9 1.m. to 2 p.m. e ALL HAIRCUTS e Mtn $1 .95 Children under 12 $1.70 Daigh Wins WH the first winner of the New· port Boats Perpet"al Trophy m vrange Coaat Yacht Club's recent Kite FUte ser· ies, and Bill Evans of South Shore Salling Club was the inaugural winner of the Flip- per Dipper series. John OIU&h Harbor Yacht of Newport Club Both classes raced on the Kite Series a.ame weekend. Lori Bennett was the w111° ner of the Job Gran.alb Per· petual in the Flipper Cla.n. She placed second, but the deed of gift specified that it be awarded to akippera 13 years of age or younger. Beth Boyleha.rt of SSSC was the winner in the Kite B Division. Pre-Thanksgiving SALE , STOREWIDE CLEARANCE STARTS FRIDAY, NOV. lnMI TREMENDOUS VALUES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS! SHOP NOW FOR EXTRA CHRISTMAS SAVINGS! DOORS OPEN 10 AM til 9 PM. All Stores Spedal Gro11p DRESSES $5.00 REG. TO $15.00 Print alMI SolW PANT TOPS $5.00 to $10.00 Se~t Gro11p FAMOUS MAKE COORDINATES Oae42~ BETTER ltEG. TO $20.00 1/3 OFF REGULAR PRICE DRESSES $10.00 to $25.00 REG. TO $40.00 Teble of w .. 1 A Orlon SWEATERS $8.00 to $15.00 BA~'JI< AME:f?ICAF.'D ....... , ..... e hJ .... 20I Morlna Ave 1'7J.J.ICll Men """ $11. lt'llO AM, fO 6 00 '4#1dav II • AM le J:OO P'M REG. TO $25.00 USE YOUR STORE CHARGE Wei $eel/CUii M-. 110 E. 171t1 St ,,.._1121 Men lhru lei 10 co AM lo• 00 l"M Fri4ay N19M Ill t·oo PM • Wt! Stalls-ti e..-1 •11 r.t 3:m trit~ AW 1.M.s.tll1 ""'-' "'"' '''· 10 co -"' • 30 ""' $tturdllV 111 6 Ill PM AHHtUSUt-IU~, INC •• '-<It A,,._.n, Olllf. EXOTIC EQUIPMENT -Dick Dwyer, owner skip- per of the Sea Quest, looks over some of the sci· entific equipment being put aboard his boat for the underwater survey off Catalina Island. Tall tn· strument measures just about e\ erv secret the sea holds. · Sea Floor Lot? Underwater Site Studied Want to buy a lo! on the bottom of the ocean off the DAIL y PILOT II ,-LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL ~OTICE LEGAL NOTICE P'UlllC NOTICa Tlw Sl•I• ol C•111orn1•, l<tnoPOrt••-T1J"4 IN T"I tUP'a llOI CeUIT 0' TNI AqMCv. CH ... rt">ent ol PublJ<. Wor• • NOTICI TO CRIOITOIU ST A I I 0' CALll'OI HIA IH AHO l'Olt O••l•left Of NI_,.,. .. ,, 1111el>'I olvet no-I SUl'lllOI COURT 0, TNI THI COUNTY 01' OllANOe llcce of • t>Ul>Hc llurinv lo b< "'10 In STATI 01' CALll'OaNtA 'Oii NO. A•UUI t ... Hunllnvton 1 .. ~11 Hoell k'1001 "UCI• T"I COUNTY 01' OaANOI CITATION I• COHTalT ~ WIU. IOt lum. lfO! M•ln ~""'· Hunt1noton No. 4-)fJn In IM lf.lllff OI Ill• 1,.,.,, ol JM<n, •! 10 00 /' M , fffOlv, Oeetm Etlato of F"Y llllOWN '''° k"°wn u GUSl,.Vf VAN HAM-.iJ, dkNa.d. btr I, 1 .. 1 F•v S 8r-n ol•o known •• Fo S•lll GORDON II STILL. C..,l .. lonf, v& JOE Tht pur-fl/ '"" 1>o111119 Is lo hold tlr..-. l>Kt.,td f ..ORN, u EucuW, IOWAllO 1K1bllc dl&cunlOn on tho "'-loo 1101 l(f IS HtlEllY OIVfN lo lltt Wlll!IORN •nd DR JOHN V"'of ff 1141n ol !he Rout• )f frNw ... bo-crodllO<> ol lhe •Oovo no,,_~· ICEllKHOUEN, 0.VI-1"11 Lt9<1 ..... 11\t • ..,.. I p:,...... In Hunllntlon -· """' •II 1>9''°'" hOYIM Cl•lms Ret,,_.,,,,, IHdt -L•M-.... ,,.,. T-ltoult .... ,..1 "" ............. 1 .,. '""I'" to The ,._, ... ,... $111• " C1U11Dfll4e lt Fr"'"•Y ll~ltt ere toottd In 11\f' lho l!lem. ,.,,., lh• neon••• v*K.Mr>. To J• F Mor,., "' ••ewlo<, Edwofd Cllltt ol Huftllnelon llHch. F°""ltln II•~ In 11\t oHtet ol lh• cl•,. or 11\e above Wiiborn Ind Or. JO/Ill V1111 • l(t ,,_,,_n lav, W11lml1111er. Sl•nlon. 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Dllt<I (); ,_, JI, 111$/ Sl•I• Of Caltlornlt ,., ~ '""""' "' kovom~r JO, 17, 19'1 I /St"] AMno Browr Oran9f wllll '"--..11 f/f salcl Court 11-___ -E•ocultl• at '"" W•ll ol 1!11 11 .. 0, llllt JulY '-lfe1 LEGA L NOTICE •be>•• ,.._d "'""•"' "'""' w E 11 Jot1n, ,_.., l'tt MvlltlMNra, Aller•• ci.r~ tntl C'-'• f/f 11\e Su-Wt I 11u w11t •••ert1 a ... l••••tl ""°' Cou•• f/f "" s11,. o1 NOTICI TO l'IHONS llofTIRIUTllD IN Mlftl-lle, C1111.,,,1a, "4• C1hlW"1• lor Ille C-IY t1' TNI IUTATI 01' t<AT"llYN RYAN Tel tl).IU..,11 Oraft .. OICllASIO lllltorMY lor lluC\llru llY llAllltY I. AL.LEH, Nolle:. 1, h.,tb'v 91von Pubhtnl'1r ), 10 II, ?t , lftl 11.0-•I I OlllT A IASTMAN crectUon. htlt\, 1t:91ttn, or oevt\ff'\, In Att.,.,..., at Uw !hi nrai. 01 Ktrllrvn 1tv1n, .... ..,, LEGAL NOTICE t7M "'""" l lvll., lelh atl •-lur tddrtu wu 1031 For1on Coale Mow. Ct lllentl• n.M Slreel. Sin 11"91• Ap;11rlmMh, SI Jovo,,, ------ - -Te-. --lllCMIWln CounlY. M1uour1. lhll 14111'!rt SU,I RIOI COUaT 01' T"I PVl>ll1111d Oronw C...sl Dtll'r P'llot, IHlamenll'Y or ol edmtf'lll••l•on llev• STATI 01' CALll'OllNIA 1'011 Nov l, 10, 11. 14. "'1 11,041 beef> ln....S lo H11111 WrJnkl1. by Pro-TNf COUNTY 0' ORANOI llele Courr or lluch•n•n Count•, • court CASll NUMlfll o.1m• ol tomHltnl lur i•dlCllon ol "" Sltlt "' SUMMONS Ml1-.rl MARGAQET l ICNIGHT Pl•1nllll VI Th•I .. ell of IM lollow1ne ,..,..,.,, h OAlllO E KNIGHT Oflt~nl 111<1eOt..i lo or hotoln9 1>9rtl)fltl ··-·tv PEOl'LE OF THE STATE OF CALI ol 11\t >lid Oe<-nl 1 l<ORNIA lo lhf 1bov• ntmed 0..•nd<lnt S..nt• Ana Flr1t FtdlPr•f S•"'"•' •l'WJ You •rt dlrettriHI to •Pt>t•' '"' en •c· L...., AHoc;l1ll011. 506 Nortll ar-•v """ l>rovvM .. tin.I •ou by the •bow S.ntl 4111, C1ltlor11l1 n•mtd Pl•'""" 1n lht Suotrl0< Courl OI Thor ,,,. und•,.lorrtd "'"Ire• ro rec•"• IN Stilt fl/ C1lllor11l1 tor "" Covnf'I el ltHI Mid perlOll81 propcrtv or collecl IN Orln!Of, ond te 1n.wor 1111 Comolllnl c:J•i-I nd to ,.,.,,... ,,.., ~OllK!td ., '"""'" wllhln 1.,, d•vt """' ""' -Vice rKtlveo kom "'° Sl•I• or C1ttlor111Ai to on You ol 1111• S<llNnOn•• II vrveo wllllln 11\t said ••••• ,.l>«re .. tttra ru!tmf'Nlrv "" CounfY ol Or•nw °' wltllln l~lrtv fl' f1f ad""'nht1•''°" "'"' beef'! 1swect d•v\ it &f'rvM ehtwf'l~re •nd YOU •re AP .,.,...,, h•••n• ct•im1 H •I-Ille nolilled 11111 uni.u vou •P-r tnd 111· dlle-nl ,,, 111 lnlerur In .. Id u11rt ''"'' u 1bow rtQVl•td, tll• Pl•IMilf w111 and wl.,,I,,. to ol>ltcl ro 1u<11 removal l1h lud"""'"' for env money or ~ rnu.r eltt wrltlltn ,,,,tke ol svcll ol>IK •ve• oomondeci 1n Ill• (omplelnl "' 1r.•-tlont ro 11\t ,.,.on or otr.on• ln<Ml>!W ,,,. UPOn conlroC1 or wi11 •POl'r lo IN to. or holdlnt penonar .,.....,..., of, IM (ourt hv •nv 0111ttr rr1i.r ....,.ndM In d«e4tnt Sud\ "°"" ""'" ._ 9lv•n lo Ille Compl4lnl IM OOf'ton or Hr'°"' 110lo1n1 ri.. c>er 0• Ito S.01 I 1 .. 7 """"' pro.-m °' 191ln11 ""'°"" ,,,. ,,.,,., w E ST JOHN 11 m-•• Ille tddreu •• 1r.l•d 1bov• <ountv Cltrk tnd (l•r~ ol Ille "''"'"' """ montn• """ 11,.1 ""blluuon Superior Court of "" $l•t1 ot of "'" -lCI. c •llfornl• "" IM CounlY or D"TfO; Oc-r 11. 11'1 Ort n" Ht i.n Wrlnkl~ I $EALI As E .. Culrl• of 11'1# Etlal1 ol IV Art"'tr ( Kr<t .. r, 0.PulY ltolllrvn llY1n.. DKH>ld Oll US e. SNYOI I PUOlls/lttl 0•1"90 Cot•I O.llv l'llol, ""'"'"'" II La• Odcller 11 •nd ko•tmller J, 10, II, tt'1 Jl42 Mell\ Str9tl 17,._.7 GlllYll' CJIY, Ull,.,,. Tel C11Jl ¥•-14UJ LEGAL NOTICE Altw'llnt l'er "lllfttlfl PubllJ!Md Or111111 Coetl Dtilv P'llof, Nov 10, 11, M Ind Dec. 1, 1H1 1I07_., LEGAL NOTICE su,•110• COURT ~ TN• STATI 0' CAL.IP'OIUUA 'Oil THI COUNTY 01' OltANt l ........... In Ille Mettw of Ille C-V.IOl'lllltt OI llOIEllT L.ULllE IAlllCISON. ai.o ~nown 11 R081Eltt l . IAllNISOff, Ille iu.o .. n as ll L.. IAttNISON, ('-rv•'- NOTICE 1$ HEllEllY GIVIN Thef Tiie ·-ol C1llfwnla, kltlONI "-itlieft ""' 'llecl l'lertln • .....""" fOr .yp!IU' tlon Of Con ... rv1tors11l1 -"'-"' lo blJ UMd as ~tty tor a l-; t "ll P'- llon 10 Appron P'rllOCMd lltu1111t1ll1"' lion !'Ian o! Cl-c.,_111on, rtfet- tncc lo wl'tkh 11 "'"de lw lurlh" NI'" tku1or., •nd tl\ll tile tlMI llW oU.C. or .,..,,.., ll\e '""'" It• be., .. , twr O«eml>er I. INT 11 J:JI 1.m., In 11111 c.o.irtrwm Of Dff•rtmlllt .... 1 "' .. Id court it IOI N...,,, Bt'Oldllfnr, In Ille (l?y o• S.nl• ....,., Collfoornla. Oiied Nov-be< 1•, ,.., W, E. ST JOHN. CAlll/'if Cltrll. OlteM. llOlllT10N I ··•~o q4t Cam,.. onn Ht-' IMCll, C111t. Allwtoft& lw PalltleM< Tel; _,... lll'*lilfled 0r..... c.... Dttlr P'llOI. Ii~ , .. 17, u, "" 1UH1 LEGAL NOl'ICE 011rv P'llnl, Otc:eMber t t "" 61 LEGAL NOTICE 12-oz. NONRETURNABLE BO TTLES "' I n •. ., "·'"' ' ... T"• .. 1, \ Dt\.RV PILOrr EDl1,0RIAL PAGE Operation Wht'n We!>t 1'.t!wpo1 rs mass1ve "Operauon ~nd· &witch finally gets under way a lot of people are go- m& to be necessarily tn<'onvemenced for perhaps as long as three month:- That accord111~ to the U S \.rmy C'orps of Engm- eers. 1s bow long 11 t·ould Lake to <.·omplele the haulinJ: of more than 400 000 rub1<' vards of sand from Balboa Up<'OU~t lo West l\t·"' port s ·" irtually negbg1ble beach- fronl During that llmt•. the bea<'h between the BalboiA Pier "borro'' art•a and the 4-0th Street eroswn arra will very likel\ ha\ P lo be bamcadf'd frorn dawn to dusk But JI 1s wrntt•r and the bearh'_., week -dav <'U\· lomers are ~enerallv ~urfers And many o( Lh<'m ~hould be in st:hool anyway So closure of the b<>ac h this season won't have the ~ame devastating e<'onormc impact on oceanfront mer- chants and rnnkeepers as 1t did during the c1ty·s month- long. mid-summer emergencv s. a n d replenishment project But th<'rc will be other problemi; Most of these "111 be about noise Three months 1s a long time to put up \\ 1lh th(' rumble of those g1gant1c s andhaulers \JI day long. they"ll be movmg up and down the beach People "ho work mghl" and tr~ to sleep days won t ltke 1t Neither wrtl the mothen; of srnall children who need mid-day nap!'i. The loudest grumbles about lhe sandhaulers· rum· hies. however could come from school district authon- hes. The reason Ne"' port Elementary School is lo- cated nght on the beach. mid-way on the route along which the he.a\y equipment 1~ expected to roll That may well present a teaching situation that 1s challenging at best and impossible at worst Rut what can be done about 1t ? Probably not much. The only way to get rrd of the noise would be tn J;:el nd of the sandhauler" o\nd that would mean 1n effect gett.mg rid of the beach 1n West Newport That of course. is a totally unacceptable alterna- Sands Witch live For unle11 the beachfront lt ahored up between 36th and 41st streeu, as planned. not onl\i will it c1 um ble into tht sea. but the enUre eroalon front will sprt!ad IL 1.s spreading now Newport-Balboa Peninsula bea.chtrnnt re.s1Mnh lhelr children. and their children'a teachers might a~ well prepare for a s.ieie. It was a long summer It may be an even longer wmter. The City Hall Is~ue Two Newport-Balboa Pemn~ula homeo"' ner' as· soc1at1ons have gone on record opposing relocation of Newport Beach. City Hall and po11ce headquarters a poss1b1hty that 1s clearly implied in current ct\.JC cen- ter studies. A third homeowners' group, the Balboa Pe11111~ula Point Assoc1alton. bas not yet taken a formal po~1llon on the issue Mrs. Ralph Lmhoff, president of the Pen1n:-ula Point organu.ahon. explams that while there 1~ much concern among the association's 400 memberl-we feel 1t would be premature to take a stand ~fn1r the city receives an evaluation of all sites from 1b .in:ht· tectural consultant ·• That seems reasonable. The city after all 1!> 'ct to hire the consultant, who will presumably consider the f.eas1b1hty of rebuilding at the present Cit~ I lall location as opposed to breaking fresh ground at one 0£ three other sites east of the Upper Bay There is a great deal more merit to an argunwnt based on facts and figures than to one based on emo· tions. including the possibly groundless fear of ··betn~ forgotten " In any case, it appears obvious that a numhrr of economic factors and broad, long-range rnn~1tkrt111on' not mere convenience of location. will carrv the h<•a\ 1e~1 \l;etght in the city's ultimate dedsion · N .4 lcoholics' 'l••tt .. Ulltnnlty of <-"lea&• Rlttertla D11del Boont1 .... "Deb.tu ia or de.rly exploration of a common problem. People who disagree have an argument. but pe<iple who d1sst'ot have a quarrel People may disagree but may count themst'lves m the major- ity, but a person who d1ssenu 15 by defuution in a m.monty A liberal society thrives on dis· agreement but ~ killed by d1s- i.~100 D1sagrttment 1s the ltfr blood of democracy, dissension 1s iu cancer." Polltlftd Cont•it•flons Can11ot Govertt l/niversit9 Poliq ·Return to Tlw Breast' 8~ GEORGE R. HOFF Pb. D. ll ~ not commonly kMWll that al· 1 ohol in some fonn probebly prect<i· f'd man oo earth. A~rding to peleon· tologisu. alcohol's basic ingredieats sugar. water, yeast, and e mild 1egr~ of warmth -wer• aD praent 1n paleozoic tuMS, at least 200 rnll· lion yeari ago. Through the ages there ii rtoar'ded woof that alco0olic beveragu have liPPn C01\Sldered outriti~ foods, val. i.1ble medic1oes, and even sacred 11· quids tor rellg>ou.s cemnonies. Today. however, a paradox exists n Amenca. The drinking 0( alcohol.Jc heverages a widely, though not uni- \ ersally. aceepted, but the ~e of dlcohol 11 viewed 8$ ' publlo health problem ci major 1ignifi<1an~. THE OVERWHEL.~UNG ma]oritv 11! drinkers 1n Arnerica &eem to ht able to drink without hazard to them- c;rlves. their families, or society. How- "' er. the alcoholic causes enormou~ rniserv to lumseU and others. Ht can· nnt c<,ntrot lus alcoholic mlake; hr •t?nores all the damage his drinkin~ C"auses. he becomes dependent upon alcohol he uses liquor a2i self-induced 1 herapy to kerp bis life wtact. In spite of the uulllons of doHar ' , no man-hours dedicat.e<1 toward lh1 11nderst.and.tng, rehabilitation, end prr \ 1 ntmn of the illness of alcoholism !he "problem d.nnker'' sUlggers mn rrly along hi~ own way, apparenth impervious to fact!' and deaf to tlw rntrec:t1es of fam.tly. friend~, and pr<' frsc;1onals PERHAPS THE PROBL£~, t!o. mori · has1c and fundamental than 15 1rn Prally reahzed. When you comt nRhl flown to rt. the drmlung syndrome bf> 1 ins and end<. w1th a person and hr~ booze. Thert' is a very personal aod private relauonsh.Jp be~en the dnnk· er and the alcohol he voluntarily im- bibes -it must do someUung vtr) flljO'ltficant for him. It m.ust o(fer the kind or rompltte emotional gratification we au expen· t'nced to some de~tt a-; infant~ when ~t' nun.t> breast or breast· substitute The drmJct'r, therefore may bf' wm· bohca.Uy and 1.tteraUy attemptinJ( 10 ' return to the breast " Let's fact> It for us adult.s dependm,R upon a bottle mav ~ the only way we can ~afel) rrturp to the subh~ st.ate of abso· lute dependency, when someoM elst took care of our every need. TO SOMEONE WHO ha6n't had enough Jl\olhenn~ by the tune he re.aches th~ age at which he i~ sup- posed to take care of hlmseU. alcohol ,Rive~ hope becau~e fl I 1t 1s always available to him. t2) hr can rely on 11 wht'fl evrrvone rl~e lels tum rlown 13\ it makes him feel the way hr wants to feel, (41 ll promises an ~ cape from , or at IE'ast a cushion for unpleasant reaht~. and ( 51 1t provides basic oral grabf1r-at10n -with its rt laird ferlrngs o( comfort. security. warmth. and suslenanc.--rerruru~ 1 Pnt of a more l'arefrtt perrod or !if(' IT IS l NREASONABl.E to a''uml' that an alcoholic IS gornJ? to 21u up ht!! bottlf' unless he 111 offered -;ome· thin~ better with wh.ir-h to rep\Alce 1t. l ertainJy. scolding, ia1hng beating. lashmJ?, admonishinJ(, and thrrat~ nf PlPrnal damnation. all of which havP hf>en tne "mnl h n ~ m1lk ' It Would Be a Delusion SarRtnl Shm er raised a Rood point the other dav when he thrf'atened to quit the Offtcr of Ecr nom1c Opportunr- t} Mr ShnvPr rs fac('d "ith somf' budget cuts hy an f'conom y mrndrd !louse. and he told a TV rntrrviewrr !hat to remain chief of an agency that r1uln'I have enouJ(h money to do lb )or would "contmur a frauu " He put it quite wf'll. ' I think it wo11111 be a ~oss d('('ept1on to drlude lt"tr •\merlcan people that 'omrthing •uh· -;tantial 11 bemR dont about problem" hf're al homf' ~uch as lack of educa Dear Gloomy Gus: While our ctuldrf'n i.truJ:J?lt" to learn the pnn<.·1pl~ of ma1ont\ rulf'. we ignore th•• same pr!ll crplP whell 'ouni: for \Nlool hood~ Thrrf' must lw a chan~r 1n the s-tatr law' -M r.. <t. Tfllt ... IVfe f"'tf-..C:h ,....", Y .. W\ M f nit<uuru, '""* Ill "'-•""•""''~ "'"" , ... H f -· "' ~· ... OtlfY f't ... , I ion, lack of hf'alth. lac·k of 111i;ltct, la1 k of housing. lac·k nf opportunity, lo drlude them that somethm.c is M· mi: rlnnr about that wht'n you ap· prnpriate i.o hltle monPy tlrnt you can t do anything substantial about 1t. fl'iOf.Ell IT WOULD M a delusion The · hltle money" he menl.Jons 1~ the SI 2 b1l11on that House economizerli are talklnJ! arnnrt Mr. ShrrvPr d1dn"t s.1v "h<•I figure he had in mrnct, but ptP~umahly he'11 pleased with t ht N-nale appropr1ati1m -12 25 billion. r\ rn more than the •dm1n1~trat.ron askf'd f nr Ilut would ~vrn that amount M f'n o11J!h., < 'onsrdrrmg that Mr. Shnv i•r'<; i;hoJ>JlJnR list mchulr~ nrarly ev- <'r Y M><'tal 111 thr world has known it's unllk<'lv that t"vf'n 10 times what he '~ :1' k ini: would make a drnt Plainly. the hrlltons ;ilrf'adv 'pent h:1ve resulltd mo· t I\. 1n frustrat111n and dmllusron n11•nl. not nnh· amon.c nf11c1al~ I 1 k P Mr Sl11 nf'r hut al~o am1111i.: the poor lh•·rn~rh.-,., So lhr trul\ i:r 11" t11•t rpt11111 1111Rht n1r11 r pi tJl'!'l ly hr lhr 1mpl11·atmn that .inftlhrr htlhnn c1nll:11' "nuld a1·1om plish "~nmeth1n~ 'uh<.! Jnti;ll \\all Mr .. r l .Journal 'They Deny Equal Right to Disagree' Tb the Editor Concerrung the Nov 14 UCLA Sil·ln and s1mtJar demonstrauom in thr news ~cenUy I f~I that these stu deots have a coost.rtutional rrgbt to disagree with our mvolvement 1n Vietnam and or Dow Chemical Com pany and the CIA However. 1 ft'f'I Just as strongly that they have on right I.ti impost therr own conv1cuon~ upon untven1ty policy and those stu· dent<; who do not agrtt with their .,,iew~ a~ is tndr catf!d by thrir list of five demand~ They arr m1ur~tln~ freedom to act upon their t·onvH tron~ "hrle denying 11 to those who oppo•~ I hem THESf-. m :,10NSTRATOHS 1111 11· C'et' lnR an edu<:at.ion which 1s pa1rt lur rn part by Cahforma t.a."<payer• "M do not agree wrth their political p.>1 suasion If the demonstrators arr will rng to a v a 1 I themselves of tt"tr:o. financial ard toward their lughcr education. rather than to Lake the entire burden upon themselve~ they should realize that their political con- victions cannot govern the pohry of a uni\ rrs1tv attended by thn~e or coofl1ct1ng \ 1rwr, as well. and sup· ported hv lhr taxr~ nf manv who disa,Rri>e "1th I h•·m most srntrrf'h ard honorahl\ a' v.rll as by thtM• who agrf't' 1 THf STl f>~.\TS "ho ma\ '-"tsh In he rnlPn 1r" Ml lw Dow and llA-or by an) nthPr fir rn have that rt5?hl The tho11,. f\ lhf' rndt\ 1dual ~tudent'~ and !hf rtrmnn,tt ;;tor\ MP drarh ou t of hne wtwn th"Y attrmpt In impoc;e drctatorral r t•slr<unt' 11rnn thP~P c;tu· den ls Also lo l1t-· 1 r1n,1drrt·d '' rltr fact that th err an> ta;..p;i\ ers aocl ,tud1•nt~ nn c·ampus v. hn lert that ~u1 h drmon c;fr atrom and \U{"h rtrm :ind '.:I\ p great enc·m1r<1CPmrnt lo lhf' 1•11rm' nur hi?hl.Jng mPn fan• l\ti\NY FEEi. that their l1nrd nncc; :irt nskmg thr1r lt\rs to £1\, thr'-t' very studenL'I the right to h.nr !hf' freedom of their own con\ 11 l111n~ tr , these o;tudf'11ls r1tiun.~ and l1;:h tmj( men do not dPny lho~f' in d1,.i)!rM'· ment Wlth th<'m the right to thr11 !rPr· dom of corr~crrnc-e. the O<'mor1 Ir .tlors have no rri;it lo take atlton nt to n:iakr drmands which deny Hw <'<tual rights nr thO~(' 01S3Weetng Wtlh lhrm RI TU M ROS~l\GTON f'inanrlal Crbb To ~ht Editor I Wl~h lo than!.. \.Ou \l'f\ mt11 h for the r~Mt arUclc5 that wpre pt1t"tll\ht'd rn tht DAILY P ILOT c()ll{"rrnini: th, Sooth Coast Child Gurdance 111011 and the fmancral crtsl\ that rt """ tat'Pll. I do not know If Hiii 11rr ,ti\ arr lh<tt I~ Colden Kr\ '\ux11tary '" ni irlr up of df'd1catrd Hunt mj?ton lk 11 11 imd F'ountarn Vallfv \\omrn, \\ h11 work c;olely for lhP purpo· f' of r;i1 11 funds for lhe South CnA,I <'h1lc1 1~, 11lall<.'~ CltOI('. TRI-. SOflFT\ t· l>ITOlt!-. ,., vou r peper havr hrrn '"n i:111•I In 11~ 1n thf'1r publlt·11rnl.! of 0111 nt .111\ "" Mavor~ If II Wf'rf' noi lnr Of'W\JlilJ•PJ \ ,111 h as your~ that r.11 r' lhf' 111r".1r1 "' n('cd to thr p11hl11 .rnlf li.110\\ 111 th1• ~TP.lt n1c'<'d of a 1'111111 fnr 1•11lot11111.ilf\ 111' turbe<I 1·h1lc!r rn "'r , 1111lrl ""' , .• r, on lhi• wnrk th:it h.•• "' 1,1r ht 1 n ,111111• On hrh<ill 111 lh1• (iol1t111 r_,, \11'111 • llM) I "r~h 11 l'\l'r ··~ , 1 -tnf'rrr apprr1 iiiClnll \If<~ I' \I I 1•111L.1.IPS I' 11 \11!1 Iii /.1'!1• ,, ,.,,,, 1eurler5 are wekomr 'Jortnril/11 •1·11ter~ ~houlfi ronvey th1'1r mt'SJf:rw "' .Jnn u•ord~ or lt!ls The •117111 ,,, (ri11rl1•1L1Jr letter! ro flt space ttr 1·/11111•11Jlt' libel rs resrrl'ed 411 lrt .,.,~ ,,,, ' 111d11dt' ~1gnnt11rr and mnrl· "'~ 11rlrl•t' ~ hut name~ 1nll br 1nth· • d•I ,,,, rrqul'st HELP SUPPORT YOUR .• ""- NEWPORT BEACH UN TW fUND Big B,.t•th~r In lhf' \Jn11rc1 Stale~ thr nl1zen<: rnnlrol their polrcP and not \lte ver sa. One of thP prnuct point' of rom panson brtwPC'n 0111 rnuntr y ~nd rommunisl nal ion~ '' 111st tl1111 that wt' are free It om the oprress1ve sur· \tillance of a po""' fttl police In far t we often use lhr lf'Jrn "pohcf' slate·· to refer to !.t1l'h conct1t1on .. tJnfortunatPI\' our prN'IOU\ feeling o( freedom wrll ~hortly be tnfrrngrd upon here rn 'frwpor I Rrach unlf''~ we, tht 1"1!rz<'ns ex1•rc1se our nRht to control our !oral police For 0111 <'tty council ha<; f'l('('tf'd lo grant them lhf> prrvrlri:e of watching our evPry move on hrddl'n high-powered TV r a mer~. 'IO h1J?h powl'red says Coun· ttlman Parson~ 1 who voted a~atMI lhl' mea!\urr • th.11 lhP\ can fcKU!' cll'arl~· on 11 window a m1lr ;iway .. NO O<ll'RT \\I•: -. tll ht lnh'I that thost who h.'!\P nothtnR lo hide ht1 vr nothing In INll B11t I .1!\k vou tn p~ umrne th'11 ,1.-.trnwnt t·arf'h1tl:r lor rt 1s de~11:r11•rl In 1nl1m1datt lht' lnno ('f'nt rnto tlrl.rnlttnJ! on lht1r nJ!hl lo protect th1·u pr l\IH'\ Search wdr 1 ants. for t'xamplr would h1ivr nn ruson 1111 hr1n~ rr wr loltowcd th<il triun nf ll10111!hl 101 ti wr haV€ nnlh ini.; to h11tr ltll'n "hy ,ltouldn 't lhr po lice bt c11l11v. •' frf'ely' Tht•\ "111 hr ahlr to rn fact With tht rlf'" r\ 1·;imr1 :\~ No safr 1tl1<1rd$ on pr",,, ' .irr dr~1rnl'ci to protc:'Ct th1 111n11t 1·111 not !hf' i:u11t' TIJO!'ll' 111 ·' t111 "t10 lt•1•I a~ I clo that httld.-n 11n.-11la111 r t:ik1•s ,11mr thrng aw t\ fr 11111 111rr prrr1n11s IJl'>f>t I\ plt':l~c-<Ir "I' o. rwtr lo Cit\. f ·oun 1 rl "''" por I H1'.11 h I 11 11.~ll •· :l'~;ini:: I h• m It• pl• ·''" krt I' H1i: Ht of hrr nut or \If'"\'"' 1 .. ·,1<11 \Ill' f(fl 11\Hll \\ LO<l,\1\S Ba.,ftt tor the F~ To lhe Editor. \\r Emerson stepped on the wrone tt>e~ -..hen he suggested dol.Dg away w1Ul the ··paradise for the elite." Ma. rma Park He hit the lar&el as tlU5 park 1s a ha\ en for the special few that took over the old camp ground that y, as For everyone to use and built a ·spei:1al" place for 1ust a few. Be-t the.> would be afraid to pot a list of names of those now having the best baUung beach plus "special" cul in the street divider so they don't bave to Ro around lo 18th Street as the <;1rl Seoul-; must c1o TlflS IS \ SPECIAL paradise. Many o" n property on Udo rent that. and thrn seet this special privtlege. I am ~ure 11 would be better for all 1f the c1ly of ~ev.:port Beach got out of the fret en t erpn~ bus1neu Mr Emerson stepped on the ··t,r· get." L H O'HANLON United Fund To the Editor \\ e would like to thank you for the i;plendrd pubhc1ty you have given to thP Ne"-port Beach Umted Fund this \ear Mr Schinkel. a volunteer work· er and our public relations chairman. has also praised your cooperation and ass1~tance ioven to us by your new~· paper Without your cooperauon we feel that lhe campaign for this year (.'Ould not have b<>en so successful We have lo date raised about 56 percent of our sznal MRS WILLIAM HOLSTEIN President EOWARO W MILl'M M D. F.xecut1ve Director Tho119hll~u Plan"'"• To the Editor Ouring the heated debatr last Mon· rta y evenrng in Newport Beach City Hall over inadequate pla~.ning for schooli; m new tracts. several charg- es w<'re made which 1usl cannot be ignored When a person 1s on a wrt· ne s!'. stand wrth seven prosecutor'I al· tacking hi~ mouves at once, it rs not always easy to have a logical answer ready We parenb were accu~ed of berng "thoughtle~s" and that we · hadn't done our homework " With ;ill due respect for our councilmen who do spend many hours m our serv- '"". I don't thmk the lit ll'rms quite flt thr case ~R. ANO MRS. Avrragf' Crtizt"n. wh1rh we arc spcnd qurtr a brt of time thtnklng about our C1ty plannln1, Or lack or It. becau!!e it ill Wt who .-1th11r benefit or become thP victims nl 11 It 1~ wt who must pay higher in~urancf' [lrem1umi1 because llOme · lhoughtle:1~" plannin.i hnard dldn"t 1n<'ludt' a hre slat.Jon It 1s WI' who facr trafftc Jams on drtoured strert.~ hecau~e 11omr "thoughtless" plannf'r nrtlN ted tn provtdl' an adequate lit'W· Pr or ~torm drain for the sl~ or our c1tv II 1s we who do without ho'lpt lab who <;t>t' our ch.lldren p1lM1 per Jo<111';illy mto overcTowded school• It 1~ I 11ne to IN1rn from our mistakes r Bf.IM, -\ NA l'l\'F. Californian, I h.1H' no" 11prnt almo11t 37 years watch rnf our t·1t1r~ and 1..'0Untie~ df'velop tn ~ ., 1ld mmhrtl()rrung topsy turvy Crn" lh f h<>ltl'Vt' Wt' h8\lf' too )Ont puf lht' 1 ;irl hrlnrr thr horse rn our city pl:innrnr. :\II th:il "" a~k for our Pll'r l 1•11 otlw1.,1~ al all trvrli. of ROVf't n· rnr111 r~ that the' mllk.e an pffurt to at leut provide the cart •Ith thr borae. As t.o the charae. that we "hadn't done our homework," we wonder bow many leg1slaton haven't done theirs~ U there are not laws concerning good planntng tn our state. there ought to be If something construct.rve IA nol done Ul the Legislature and elsewhere, 11 will ulltmately be tht fault ol Mr. and Mrs. A veragt Cibien for allowin~ "thoughtless" legislators to rtmain tn ofhce OUR HOMEWORK. as good c1tiuns. was to caU to lbe attention of our city officials these glaring oversights. ll took great courage and dedicatt'd con· v1ct1on on our part to go before the crty council at all We apprel'raled the chance to bt heard by the counctl and 1 alont -..1th Councilman Cook, ho~ that ··much good will come from it" MRS WARREN P WATERS CouMril Out of Lltte To the Editor The Newport Beach City Council was completely out of line in their at- blude and remaru toward Mn. Wal- ters and the PFO These six gentlemen and one lady are servants elected public servants, which they seem to have forgotten. The welfare of their electorate should M t)le first order of busmess and cer• t.amly an attitude of cooperation 1n· stead of defiance and sarcasm would be a step lll the right direction. We are so badly rn need of compe- tent leadership hPrf' in Newport Beach WILLIAM D CLARK C'omparati11~ Safari#_. To the Editor W1lb all tht 'beefm,R · ROmg on re· latJ.ng to schools. I make note the average teacher 111 the Cost• Mesa· Newport distnct earned $8000 per ytar An ad in your paper for labor for contra.sb shows: U~kllled labor.flagman -$7700 per year rplus $1400 benefits 1 lnteTmediatt labor • roncrete mJXf'r operator -$9500 yearly 1 plu~ *2100 benefits 1 Slolled labor-dump ttur k driver - Sl0.680 yearly I plus S1600 benefits I Electrician -S13.100 yearly I $431 btnel1ts I The above are based on a 2.000 hour year. The teachers· payscale ranges from "6000 low to maumum of a bit over $12.000 Question: How much valut do we really put on ~achers' R M WOLP'f Friday Novembt-r 17. 1967 fh6 edftonal pa(Jt ot th• Dat111 Pilot &tek1 to ln/orm and 1Um. ulat• rtacUrs by p?'e1tnt1ng lh11 new~r·1 Of)1ntoni and com. mcntary on topic1 of 1ntn11t, 1nd 11gniftcnnrf. b11 promd1ng o '°"'"' for th• tr.preutnn of ()Ur rta!Ur1 opinim1.s. at1d b11 Pf'"Untfo(1 lhf dlt't'rllf tnlrte- point' of •n fl>t'ntd <>h.,, rt•era ana Jpt>knm,.n Oft loptr1 of rh• dat1 Robert N WM.'d P11hlishM I I. l ·. . . -. THE SAYINGS ARE " .. . - AT NO CREDIT PROBLEMS AT RAY VINES I BRING US YOUR BILLS Let one of our experienced credit counselors lhow you how you may contolldate 111 your bills Into one smaller payment and include 1 new or UMd car from 68 Town & Country Largest wagon in the industry. lit 440 with trailer towilHJ pac:ke19e, sure stop disc brakes, factory air, roof luggat)e rack, 8-ply rated Pre-STATION WAGON mium tires, many, many extras. Stock No. XC· RAY VINES 4131. s PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA 19 DIFFERENT WAYS TO FINANCE .....---' 68 CHRYSLER-- 2 door hardtop. lit 225, deluxe whHI covers, bac:k up li9hts, fully factory equipped. Stock No. V-4046. s You tell how you want '' BUY. 1968 VALIANT 2 DOOR SEDAN BETTER E(ONOM V FQ R '68 '68 Valiant 2 dr. sedan. Big I 6, radio, hHter, tinted wind- shield, remote control outside mirror, deluxe whMI covers. Stock No. V-4090. '63 CHEVROLET GrHnbrier Station W 1 g o n. Automatic, r.dlo and heater. '64 CHEVROLET P1nel C.mper, 1t1nd1rd trans., lt/r, air conditioning. $1095 '62 PLYMOUTH Station Wagon. Standard shift, radio and hHter. '62 CHRYSLER Newport 4 door. Automatic, r•· dio, h"ter, power stMring. 5595 ' Wiidcat. Equipped with 1uto- m1tlc, radio, heater, power atHrlng, power br1k11, power windows and power seat. s1595 '64 DODGE 880 Custom. Equipped wtth 1utom1· !ic, radio, heater, power steer· ing. '64 PLYMOUTH Sports Fury, 4 apMd, R/H, pow· '&&FORD LTD 2 door hardtop. Automatic, fie· tory air conditioning, radio, heater, power stMrlng. landau top. '65 PONTIAC '64 OLDS '66 VALIANT . '66 MERCURY Cahlrna station wagon. Auto., R/H, power str., W-S.W. "H " Station wagon. Auto., R/H, power stHrlng, w.s.w. V-200, 4 door Hdan, auto, R/H, Parld1ne 2 dr hardtop, auto, •Ir conditioning. R/H, power str, factory air. ' Town & Country Station Wegon. Automatic, radio, heater, power stMrlr\9, power brak .. , fldory air conditioning. Balance of fac- torv warrantv. s4395 '66 FORD Fairl1M GT. 390 engine, 4 speed. Radio and hMter. Low m11Hs2295 '65 MUSTANG Equipped with 1utonMtlc, radio, heater. Shows good local care. NEWPORT 4 DR. SEDAN ~ ....... "Jlr ..... .... lee. I ..... Wt.ilHIW1 ..... ... .......................... ,.. . ........................... ....., ................... .. ...,.. .... _, ........ . ......._ ltMt Ne. C4UI. '65 CHRYSLER New Yorker, full power, fao- tory air. Balance of w1rranty. '67 IMPERIAL 4 door hardtop. Auto., R/H, full power, factory air. Low mll11ge. Bal of factory warranty. s4995 CROWN 4 door hardtop. Fulty equipped with factwy air condltloftlng, fvll power, 1utometlc, radio, huhr tnd auto-pilot. ~3095 SC CHRYSLER· PLYMOUTH • IMPERIAL 4201 WILLO • LO~ .:tlll::ltt AT THE LAKEWOOD TURN OFF ·OF THE~, SAN DIEGO FWY FROM ORANGE COUNTYi 527-2341 426-7301 .. /" %% OAll V PILOT . NARltATOR -Robert Culp narrates as the camera focuses on the National Gallery of Art tn Washing. ton. D.C tonight al IO in eolor on Channel 4 A spenal feature of the show will be an interview with Gallery director John Walker and a demonstration by art· restorer Francis Sullivan. TELEVISION VIEWS Popcn<lipity Pilot 'Poor' By CYNTHIA LOWRY AP T•l•vlalon·Radlo Writer NEW YORK <AP) -There was a trade rumor rec<'nlly that a variety show called "popendip1t} ' featuring popular music and mus1ciam. "'as a strong cand1dal<' as a replac<'menl series for one or anothcr of ABC s m1ds<'ason drop-outc; IT FAILED to make the sch<'<iule. but the pilot shov. was used Thursday night as the emergem·) replacement for the Carol Channing special. The lat· ter has been postpone-d for at least two weeks pend· mg the end of a technmans union strike against the netv. ork. The hour program consisted of an edited tape made at a performance m a Rhode Island tent thea· ter last summer It v. as something less than satisfying -par tirnlarlv because we have s~n manv of the artists -soloists Astrud Gilberto and Duifv Saint \IJrte and groups like the Buffalo Sprmgf1<'lr1 and Thi• four Seasons -performing under happier nrl'um· g1ances in the made--for-TV vanet\ programs A THEATER is a confining place for a camera and a tent theater makes interesting effects almost m1po!is1ble Flip Wilson. a voung romedian and host of thP tho". tried hard to make Jokes bet"' een the mu!-l· cal acts. Judging from the audience sounr1s on thE- tape he had as little .;urrec;s with h1<; ls\'f' audwn< t• as he had '>'ith the Jn ing room vie" ers la1 <'r PRESUMABLY Miss Channing's audien1 r ic; one that includes large numbers of the "maturl''' viewers -and in telev1S1oncse that means people over 35 "Popendipity" v.as aimed at the \Uung('r ~egment of the aud1en<:e -the rollegc· and high school crowd. J\'BC"s "Meet lhe Press" on Sunday will be in· terviews with Gen. Wilham r. Westmoreland and t:.S Ambassador lo South\ 1rtnam Ell sv.orth Bunk· er CBS on ~O\ 28 will ha\e a h:ilf-hour report by fnrmer President n,, 1~ht fl E1spnhowc>r and re- tireci Gen Omar Bradl<'v on their op1111ons of the \ 1etnam problf'm RECOMMENDED weekcncl \ 1ewin~ To111ght -''The National \r;illcry of Ari " 'IJBC 10-11 PST Sunday -"PBL." educational st a hone; R 30· 10 30 pm. including Walter Lippman talking about current affairs ~ith college ~tucl<'nts. Dennis tlae Jtle11f1ee • JOB PRINTING • PUBLICATIONS • NEWSPAPERS .. One Of The Largest Fadlltiu m Oranf:!" Counly PILOT PRINTING 642-4321 H•wporf Buch FR I DAY {Vl ',t\( I I 00 IJ Tk 111 ltns (Cl <60 min 1\ '"'' o~nplir q rl1t lttl HMf lttws: (C) <M>I min ) Robtr1 Abernethy l1ck l•lhtm 0 ROBERT VAUGHN stars 1n * "TEENAGE CAVEMAN"! 0 Sa O'a.G M ... lt. '1-•1 C.W.111111" (dr1m1l 'S8 -Robert V1uahn. 0 c,_, (C) (60 min I (Fl S:r-lkrntt (C) <30 min) fi) Mr. 111d Mr• lttrt1 fr:l Wll•rs Nn? m u o.-. " ... ., 5 JO I Onie ind H1tritl (30 min) r-rt• llhrt1111 (C) (lO ml11) likH11t'1 Nrrr llO min) W"14 el ftllltl : S1111t Stw111r. M1rth1 Yen l•11- nt11 s"°"'1 how lo mike drts:sts IOI 1mport1n1 OCCUIOOJ, t11c:Nn1 t.dl- noqun uud by l1rno1n d1si1111rs. m ltotldtro l4 7:00 f) ~ ({) cas lmlna lh'ln: (C) (Th min ) Welter Ctorikltt 0 H1111tley-lnllllty R.,.rt (Cl 0 AltrN Hfldletdr (30 m111 ) 0 "THE BIG GAME"! Color! * Highlt&hts of l11t year'• USC UCLA titanic! 0 cm:mIJ Tiit lit ; ... : (Cl (fo min.) Otc.k Wl11tt1111h1ll 111rr1t11 thb .. mt111t1on of the trlditlonal rMll'f i.t.Mll two u11t t••ms. USC and UClA U .._...,..,...,.m CJ)..... (C) <&o lllL) and Ille Suddtn r ....... Hondo la tulflldou, ." • ,..,... 1111 !111111 II OPtMd arod IM _. laton 1111 ltlld Ill • ~ Mft. "rmmn.,.. ,.,.. .., ,... jllt: ~111 ) fhr• tlle °'"'' trt'1 IYI tlw Ylewtr rm-Mott( foots11pa •• tM chosen lead• of tllt Hebrnn cuidtd his people .croa lht Otrllou1 dturt llePUt (Jl Men lntfl11 Slln <Cl 190 min ) (J) 11..,,11 C.111 (Cl (30 rain ) '1l My .... fr)~ lfJLI .,_.. t:OO a a Cf),,..., • ..... <a "Call ... ,..., .. (~ • .., - 9ob Hope, Anlt• £\!)era. Edl4 Ad• mi. Uontl jtf fr1t1, Arnold r..afm 11 P1ul C.rl*!tlr Wl1141 1n off cou,... moon u""lt lends tn Air~ 1mon1 the £kel1 tribe, WNl!lnrton Mndi M1tthew MlfrtWttlltf ti 10 triew ft For11111 pollffl 11slans rot uous setrtt 111nl to same mission, w1tll orders to slop at 110thl11a. I Nfl--falit (Cl <30 m111 l Tlln udtf11• Wortd (C) (!O min) futwt fll11: "Rollln1 Ctr• Yins H S)MeWa&'9,.._,,t t:JO D ID m AuWaW f..ty. fCl (30 iii!" l "A Funny Thine Htppetltd on th• Wey to 1111 Pl1yar11ulld • jeny I end his lhO'll buslnus buddla prow they hnt 1 lot ID lum tboU1 acflool ,.runts wllt11 ltlf1 pnpere • SUtt· tire Id for Sindy A ltfl-Wat (Cl (JO rnlft l 0 i"7' m 1'llt lllU ti Wil S.. Mtt: (C) (30 ml" ) "Rldt the Mu Down " Will end Jtff Sonnelt OYtf hHr the confaslofl of 1 dyt111 bank bandrt to Sheriff Tom Mills tlltl his pertnu ill • holdup wu Jlrn SonMtt. 0 y_,. Ill (C} (90 rnln) m Cmmil Jut r.11•r111a•lr•••111ll:t CC) (60liilil) Morwy Mlatttd.tna, Cliff ArQIMttl, Miiton D1lA119 1114 PEANUTS DR. KILDARE I CAN'T SAY FOR ~Rf, MISS DORSO, atJT lM '"CL•NfD TO A&RfE. WITH )OU. JUDGE PARKO ly CharlH M. Schub SO IBS ffl 601N6 ! ly Harold Le Dou If Trw, (C) (JO min.) n. ramt... (C) (lO 111111 ) lllllpt'1 1111114 (t) (30 min ) T tdl11fol Cooltr / lni11t1t ..... !todi M lfllft Repttt I Peit!t tf Vitw tit• ordl..tra pts•nt .-,,.. ••----........ •r---~------. tomedy 111 lht PIOlrlll ttlet Mr. TI-IEU~NO~ WHY 'flOO C>M'r ~ 'IOtR C.OWTA.CTS IN ™E E'IE+JIN6 ._NP o.I WEEICBID5 ! fI) S.llltl .. 0ttM Amsterdam describes 11 "tll h11f· matt revut" rn N£T "•JlltllM. . All £n1111J o4 the Peoolt ·· Arthu1 Millers •d•01•· l·on ot l~spn's scathing 1ndlctmerll ol 1 co11u~t 1-v .. •1 T~• p'ay concerns •---~ 7 )0 IJ ~ , l lh1 Wtld, Wild Wut (C) In 1~•11• tir do<lot who dhCOVHS MO fD Cilendar (60 min) Secrft 1renls West end th1I lh~ medte1nal 1011n1s ol 1 srnall Gordon lltlp a ln11111ntd sheriff de ~lnnoec11n town a•t po•M>nld lend hn run down town wluch tJ ID lluenu NotMs Al.,r11 beint deur1ed 1n the fact ol an Im pendlnc tltacl! by en umy of tvf. 10:00 ft " (i1 AMftC.lft flrtfilt Soecilt: throala Jadlic Coo11n 9nctl0fd Dill (C) (60 rntn l '111t Nttionil CiUeryl men Btvtrly C11l1nd 111tlt ol Art." Rot>trt Culp b otf-umtt1 O TNUll: (C) (60 rnln) '1he Pride rurretor of thb tour of tM N1bonal ~a liontu" T men ptnut6u Dr I CalllfY of Alt hi Waalllnstoft, DC. Richard Wilson to 11rr111n 111 Ille }un wluch houMi tllt n1tion'1 collec1ionl 111 when he m!vt1 to 1•ftlt1 hit of 1111ny of the WOfld's rrHt 1111st11· dud father's rtsurth paperi. Dr P•tcts thouafl rt Is the youn..,t of W'lson s mother tnu to fora lllt the -Ids crNI pubhc ratltrlte. 50n lo lent by bnb1n1 en 0!11c11ll _. S:•rtt ,._1na.. """ IC) ' to issue a fa1u deportelion order ~ ~ 11' l•dd for !!It Dtf1111o1: Jamu MtcArtllur end hrs mothet (C) I~ min I ·1~, Mon,. F11m • Hnn Hayes cut" n !ht dodor tnd Judd l'lU\I ptOVf that althoufll t his molht1 l man bo11owed hu~t sum\ ot mon11 p 01 1(1Jdu1 (liO min) 1lle11llv he did not murdrr 1 lnentl O ff 3 Ott Te Su tltt Wlzatd lo conu11 t~al cmnt (C) (60 min l lsltnd ol lht lost") Ill Alu Drt1t< Ntn (C) (60 ri1ln) Or Jo1h MacAat noted 1nthropolo m FNl•11 Fil111 'loumana HI)' 11st '1 the Untvtntly of Hilo sel! ride " U 1I "1111 hll famtlJ 101 111 unchtrttdl m llldla llbN 1st1nd and a dancerous ldlltnlu11 lO:lO l!J Ntft: (C) ()0 min ) 81" loMs To prcwt his theory lh•I tllt •rll Po1rnts..,u ustd unknown 110111 "/11:00 I)°""" O'Cl90 lt..-1~ {Cl (3G \ttp1>1nptonu In their m1ir111on, Dr min l Jtrry Dunphy I M4cRu and his Cit" Mil Kross tht 0 Tiit 11111 HMr ,..,,,. (C) l)(i PaofK un111 l"f'Y reach IM hm ol m•n) Gtorrt Skinner Rtltt "i1on50n a 1ro11p ol un~h1r1td !!lands A1th ~ Of Lln~s tfl4 '•H (C) (M min I I "d Cretn•. I ukt Halpin M1rt Huls I Q Ntn rtuf· (C) (30 min 1 fluter ••t Sh"11h Wells lrent hu Rabil! W"d Mathon Jose ~ Veea shr 0 Wilh1• r. luctlty stlft. (t) (60 G LT /HVY CHAMP. FIGHT * TIGER vs. ROUSE -LIVE min I Groucllo Mani CIMsh OI IM PJM <Cl <lO min l CD Mt.it: ..,.. "'*'''"""' ldr1m1) '45 -Crl(le fltld1 r.ol)o I CM•plonih1p f1111t (60 min) stance Bt11Mtt Trutll e< IM~Ma: (C) «l C.111 "'S. C... 'er" .,,.011 (60 min ) StoO M1r\1t S.111111111 /0ffa 11:)() 0 lllO'fit: (Cl '1)e Tender fr~" of 1111 ~tSIM!rt <comedy) ·s~nnk S.n•ln Otbbit fD fht D111111tan RP"lnolds ID LI lkra dt Srl'rl1 ""'' O Tiit Tonlpt SMw (C) 1.00 I Pauwtrd (C) 130 m•n) P1lt1 S:un11 . USA Ar11stt eil lu Victlmn o rr r! 1otY 1iu., Sllft m m lff C<tnt Sh"' (C) I Z 00 0 Spook tft Movie HMtld el S1lt111" ~·a~a 1 C'• •~•llt Co•~~n Fred I 30 O )9 t eomer ~SMC (Cl 1,1 "" a, 00 min I 8thPY1nr lie his w1tness,d 0 Mom ''V,ttm" ldramo ·57_ '>rt Carter commit • a1mt Co,,." oontr ,0 ,,, ,es1orP 1111 mor ai 11111 l't Sterl1111 H1yden Anita E kbflf but 1nilud luds Cart11 10 bel1r.t 12.30 m Ir..& I '°' t ht b ~01n1 mad I in n Q j.) o Slit Tm. (C) (60 """) (!) Mtv1t "Wtld DakolH" lwtst· Journey to Babel A dtl1c1hon to "" '>6-8111 W1ll11ms. Coletn G11y. • vrt1I council mu•1n1 boudJ the lnttrpr11t Amonc the 11oup ire Mr. 'ipock·s paitn•s Am1nd1 and S11R. 'iMt\ 1nd C1ot Kirk 111 felled b) 1111uma and Mr Spock's 1lltci111Gf to ~.s ~ola·n 1 1rst1d whfn h•s "'~'h'' ~'R' h•111 101 • blood trans I'"'°" to1 h11 father SATURDAY •: 0 u "ll I "ll r, 1:00 IJ Movie "TlM MIOI ti lanu1fl 151•" ld11rn1) '41 -Roben "·•~Ion. r11,n Om• 0 Mo._,, "R•J•I Atnun lllflta" (ad • .-t mJ ·~3 -lo 1 Ho ... ard, 0 Mav1t ''Tiit Tllrnt" , m, 11.,y) 6n-ll1>ll•'1 Kn~oP I •nda l 11uo11 0 'n 1 • 1 Sa11110ft end Coll1lh CC) 0 Mov1t. "Car 99" (d1~"'d J)- F1'd lit1eMu111y Ann Sht11~~r 0 lft 13"' .lour"J t. !tit Ctnttt ti the ur1h (Cl m $tll11 111d Sa"'-1 (C) (ii Awerd fllutn. "Junr11 rtltol.~ m (Juett 1(1110 7:11'1111\fe Us Tiits Day/N"" 10.00 f1 59 a Sba111l (C) 7:JO S.rtr!M St111tt1tr (C) I n ~ ,.. l irdlllltl (Cl Da1C" for lt11111na fl ff' () IUnt Kon' IC) HlttOf} of Ar1 (C) P1of P1\01 l tn ti luf ti llot WHI (C) no1 T ,.,ney It I" ,, on 11tt South €tJ C•nt M111u,,. oest Allena " l 10:30 ~ ~ •a lS11w1 Chot1 (C) I Mr. Wlthbont Show ICl Q ll o Alt111 Anl an~ SKrlf 7:45 Sacred Mtlf1 Sou11rtt (C) 1:00 1:1(1· Captllft lt1nc11M (C) O ff 1 ~ '••111 tf tht lunrlr CC) • (i' $uptr 6 (C) r 1 ' : "try ti lht llltr,..lt" 11 ·00 0 ~ • Mtby Did and tllt (llotlOfl '4-\lpphtn C11ne H'nt MtrlttY M1flllt1 (Cl roch I n ~ '• r°' Cit <ti s-,.11111 0 litw1t· "Pl11111•1n 'ftd the t. M w.m1n1 Mtrif '"lil1n I at~ ni tr lwrst,,nl 4&-W ...... I 'ooft. th• Kumeon " I c~11 P11t ... k l :Jn 8 ~ '6' Super '711idt11f (Cl 0 '17 l The lull" (C) 17 "3 Tiit ftntaltlc hur (Cl Ill ~flen T~utrt • .. .... (C) w11az1111 hrot" lad m llut R1bhon Thuht I •r1M of I ventu1e1 ·~2 lnhn r1yn• •in~1 the Doomtd Mooithud II :lO J) '2f e Su~r1111n / 4ou•"'•~ tC) t 00 ~ ,. 1 fnnkeMIMll Ir (C) n )) 6' Cool Mctool IC' 0 ~1 "6 Tltt fllnhtontt (C) fl 17 3 Amt11un ll1nd\ltn~ tCI D ,., l So•ri,. M•• IC) C!J Mil'"" S MlWl• !Cl "Mr•l••·.a (I) /t110 ltl•n.f" II(, I 1 ~ £1-JoH UO I)~ .lJ fh H•wlo,.J (C) C:mnttood, M1c.l1Hf Cr411 ON A PINHEAD It ·,~ • Q\jltt t~t ,.,... thin• •• '"u t i •tr-• r.:.n .. tl i •I\• e>'! •Jill• "••tf •• • I>'"· bvt did ,. u •• ,, , •• ,.,, •• a •"• '""' r_.. i °'"'~' fe•t ·• 1• I~• 0All Y Pit 01 I Vaw I t • · I' •rl ••• '""<h '"'•·rl.::Ao" ... ,.,_ ,., ... ,. ••• •""•" ,._..,, MOON MULLIN! TUMBLEWEEDS !ME GREAT~IEF IN WASHINGTON HAS ASKED ME TO PRESENT "rnlS PEPCE MEDAL TO YOU, IN COMMEMORA110N or: OUR NEW PEACE 1REATY ! -----1 MUTI AND JEFF MISS PEACH fuTURf 1,)oc 'fORs' Of- AMt.RlC.A ,,_,HT He:(}.r --, DEBBIE DEERE A~~UR WANTS TO &e A OoCTCR eur HE A.L50 WANTS TO 8E AN E.NG1Ne~R. GIVE ~IM A SPOONFUL OFn\16 MEDICINE THREE TIMES A DAY' ARTML.4R YOU'D F·~o IT OIFFICUL T TO PAACT1ce B01'H THOSE PR0Ft!SSION5 \\eLL ... ly krd Johnson oH, <iOOC>CE ! MY FUR COAT MUST HAV~ COM~! ---~lli::l~~li::.-i:J. ly Tom K. Ryan THAT'LL COMPLETE MY PEACE MEDAL CHARM BR.OCELE:T: ly Al Smltti WHATEVER.~ t>O DON'T GET 'EM MIXED UPI I Yv'OUL.ON'T WAt<r ANYTHING TO ~APPEN To BR.UNO! ly Mell r ""'ow, A.ND THAT'S WHY ! WOW .. O PRACTICE' .MEDICINE UNOEF{ AN A.SSUi\\eD NAME ..• I tf ~.~.-.-AN_D_.-1-.-,(}5~1-C-~N-.-T~ rc-~-1-LD~P!l-CIC'l--S-IE_S_A_R_E""O'~~~~~--.-~~....-~~'- <;Tll"ID TC' .(F TAlE"IT YERY ~llE ... 110W ~ f (><i;:"'-, (:'_;v4.; CAN 'QJ 1fE (i;lnA•"' f "' rtf_[' C'UT El' A'-1 ~ CRN/£ IS ONE", IN"f>blllVE ~NT l Ml~ W~ERl ,. . . ... . • • • ' t • . , . . ' .. . ') . . . . . ...,. . F°fldAY Nowmber 17. 1%7 DAILY PILOT 23 HOUSES FOlt SALE HOUSES FOR SALE_ IHOUSES _F?R S_!'Lr _I HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE !HOUSES FOR SA~E j-HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE - Gen•ral 1000 General 1000 General 1000 General IOOOGenerel 1000General 1000 G.n.,al 1000 J General IOOCIGeneraf 1000 8/8 1 1~01!rNvrc1uE~s! ,,,E,~XTRA!~~!s &iiim HARB?o!N~!r.~~R HILLS i ~~~. ~:~~~~~' OPEN HOUSES -SAT & SUN I . 5 PM. I 11no ludma nt~ carJ)l't5 •1"1 B/B tu ~ hom •t l k H dni?"Jll 'T'wn bedroom, twn HAR&OR HIGHLANDS no eox!rA roel' us omes · · · l>ttth llonw Built . 1n el(.'('l! 1c 2001 Highland Drive Quality, Value, 8eduty, Comfort kltc-tmi D\.'lhw15tlt>r BN'ak Neat as a pin -both inside & out 3 lge' Award-Winning fut 8ftr & D1nm~ Roooi. bdrms., 21h baths Custom drapes and lush DEANE SPLIT·LEVEL In the Southland's most des1rablr ;111c1 famnahng area. A su· LAftt.:E sw1MMJN1; POOL cpls l.Jke new Hwd noors 24 26 ar "Chantlc lalre" pcrb school system and Umver,..1l\ I)( Cah.forn1a's lrvi~ Cam-AND a.us ROO\t Full . · · · x g age pu5 JUSt moments away from Ha rhor \1ew Hills Prkt• only $15,!liO ·Lei\\ Mo. with elec. door opener Sellers might include Pa.>ment.J o{ s123 ,\1unlh In· all applianee6 for quick sale (11 $36,500 801 1 Brllnd nt~ J hcdroomi.. l ll11"·1anns \1acAnhur Blvd fT'om nudes tu" and lnsurlllK-e- loan avatl. halhh Wll\ntT nl Bet1rr ~<'nsibly priced from ,. I (' II WHY PAY RL'""""'. ~··• '' o~"' 1V) or Nrwport Fwv c.1• • 675-3000 Ev .. : 541-6966 llonw11 • t:1u*ns Mag,;-$ 3 900 $ '-] SOO 11ne design 8w&rd Dralll<tllr 3 , IO 'I , 1·111 n •m San Joaquin Hilla Rd tht11 1621 Warwick lane a1~w11llrd t>nlry and i:llll· lnl1•1" 61Jo!TI~ to modl'I lN'8 BAYCREST FOUR BEDROOMS .JUST WAITING FOR YOU (Immediate Or-ery Hui:f' !Hmtly r00m with i <·up 1 Delightful .. bdrm + Family Room wet bar Famous Ofo9m· WSK. ..... 11 _10j, •• ,_M.-E.ums·· home m apple ple order. Lovely ne1ghbor-GARD!-;N KmilEN with all h od 1 rlt>1.·trk bullt·lnt>. Ele-gant o -c ose to Manners School Aslong mut,.,. 11Uite wtltl .. alk-m l'tu. tanuly ,,._.n, F'ORMAL S45.500 dreAIOlt l"lOm & mrrron-d DrNING ROOM, bWlt -m 673°9200 Evet: 548-0715 wa.rdrol>I" doora. Ovf>""e -----iiiiii-..llllliiiliii..,.iiiiiiii liiliiiirill•••••lllilllil•llliiiilllliriiiiimmm-illl eleot·tnc kildlf•n and sep&n\lf' (t~f' with hnbb.> 1trt'a 9el"Vll't' pan.ii HARDWOOD BALBOA ISLAND INCOME JIAM a r_. or thew 1~111 Irvine Terrace View OUR OFFICE HAS SOLD FLOOR l'\ll\."<tl"Ul·t1nn 1 11 • 31 .. Apolena homes ot!tting y 0 l' R lAvrl) l~tom hom~ baths, two f1repl1tt'('I 11 n d 2 bdrm house plus garage apt Close to N. OfOJCE OF' eo~s FEA· nn tho• "blllJct $13 MILLION IN REAL two ~tth <">ntrollf'd Bay Front. Both partially furn Priced to nm~ at no t"<tra l'O"t' Nmll\dJlda a \1tw f<>n'f'd ll1I' units 0vl'f'51Zf'(l sell al $42,500. Owner reouesl6 all offers be lmmedhtte ~'·> Hur or all Uw Bay ESTATE SALES double gar•!?". hlod< 14 •11 submitted Excel Financing. ry• Outstanding valUf' 111 C\rstom sculpl\ln'd cllJ"l)f'l& '"""' and It.ads or C"On<'n"lf' 671-9100 OR 673-4766 ~.!liO. wi!h mt'fll~lp m m !Jving ""'m l l~.Y p&llOI Elegantly larxt!o<'aPf-d OPEN DAILY 1-5 PM. 1101 W. Bay Avenue 4 BR, 2~ bath home on R-2 Corner Lot Lge hvmg room plus Huge Familv Room Formal Din. Room & spacious k1khen. Pnce re- duced to $59,500 673-9200 Bery & Beach Realty, Inc. 2025 W. &1lboa Blvd. N.B. 2'407 E. Coast Highway CdM WE SOLD 90 lESALE HOMES <'omrnlll\ltyRf'!•n>atmnClub lun 1.11ntly rm LIST YOUR HOME wit:brrummumolCare AU. l\'ailabfr Juet SJ600 dcw.n ,.1th ,. •• , ber THIS CAN Bt; YOURS FOR S'.159 mQ inl'I 11x~· Stot-or °',,,.~ I<• .. i pool and WHERE THE ACTION IS LESS ntAN $50,00> -S.-e phon.· tucitty t·.,mplPll' outdoor k1t<."hrn 'lC1l7 Cbmm<>do!"f' 0 Pr n J &-dmom~ , heth.~. and i>ally 1 -5 P.M DEANE HOMES PACIFIC SANOS Huntington Beach 011T<:l~>N T11kf' San UU'!;O t"rwy nr Pacific Cout 11 .. 'Y 101 to Be11cti Blvd th!'n lo Allanta Ph tT141 ~~ -...p.1 ra t P 1: lW' 1 qu 11r1 t1"I Tht llllldsi·11pr lll"ctl1IKU hand Iii 1'\'ltlrnt h<'rt By ~ppr • Sl~.OO'l Dill John Ati<'ofl ~.YN 671-TJli.5 Sell Through Us -We SeR Homes We Need Your Home -You Need A Buyer We Have Many Buyers CALL US ANYTIME -ANY HOUR 646-8811 NEWPORT 60Y1 REPO HOMES YOUR AIEA IN OCTOIEll. WE'RE 5 BR. 7 baLll, hulll·I"', N..w w/w ~c. dr •P"' REALTORS 673-4400 -I. Ev~ ~lt11blf' 2 ExceUttrt loca ticJns TRYING FOi 110 IN NOVEMIER. patio. comp.~ ri•.;,00 LET ONE Of THEM IE YOURS. ;~":'~;~ Call Mr !!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!~"""!!!'II!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!'!!! Look for our 1d1 In thl1 neWSJMper l other Mrt. Jun Ahrens county and Southern C11lforni1 publlcationa. 1731 Park Street ---5 -- TRAllSRRRED MUST SDL • Outstandini: 3 )Told tiome 3 BR with fam nn 1' .,,, d1runc rm. Bay- <'""'1 ~ -only $63.000. Jerry Fr.ud Ch.rt.a Arnold R.1-;dl~ ~71'55 400 W rndw&nl Lilne fror Tustin Avt., nr 22ndl 200 W...-dlff Or. '46-m1 7"2 M&.f-, H.I. 142-4411 Qu•·k oet'\JP&IX~ Bayt ·rf'Sl Sa.fT8J n ' "3.~ 1935 t.omrnodol"f' Rd NB Richardton RNlty 325 Ba)'6lde or. ~I Open Houses THIS WEEKEND KHp this h1ndy directory with you this wMkend as you go houM • hunting. All the location1 li1ted below ,,.. deterlbed In gr .. ttr defall by adverfiaint el..whert tn today'1 DAil Y PILOT WANT ADS. Patrona ahowlnt OP9ft houaes for ule or to rent .,.. uro-<J to list tuch Information In thi1 column each Friday. HOUSES FOR SALE (2 Bedroom} •702 Lark&pur, roron1 del Mar 673·2222 !Sat & Sun l·Sl (2 Br. & Fam~y or Den} Th1nlugivin9 Special_ A si;, 00> eoi.111 \!('SI v1tut' Yov are winn•r of two tickets to "HELLO DOLLY" l()('11ton 1n 5c'I Sanli An.41 I . "-lod for SlO JfXI 3 b<lnns pita din Now P ayint at ,..,. Y· rm, ! IMttw; l P•tltos i..-ontt l1nd Th.ater. P'4aaM 1nc~11oo A~umr ~1. '~ FHA ull 6-t2-S678, Extenalon t\t51tn" 10 .. n Sl'..?1 mn paya 219, be~n 9:00 and 1111 or ""111 mnstdt'T' 10' it 1 :00 p.m. tomorrow to dnwn claim your tlckett. R~1AN R ~ (North Cou"ty toll-frM 546-8'n2 or ~54H l'Veo~ numw 54().1220) In-Chin~ Cove-At .. - C.4'.\I • l BR Fam rm, 2 b.1 dbl gar~f'. Spanish Ch.rm I Appe-ahni: custom built 4 BR Oi1tant View of l t>.<th hec1enda on ,. ~ Hilla & Ocean iou' WC't>1clt1f 1-orner lot near from 2 BR l den ; M Dovtt Shoret Huge ll\1n;: doublt gara.gf' room '"'1ltt M>lll'I" ll~NJ FITZMORRIS, Realty re1.hn£11, ¢Pamin~ SpM1~11 JUST LISTED Vrry df'M llH ~ h.trh. lldull ocnrp1•-d h<mlf' C'hoit'l' Mr~A \'1-:RIH. ····.111on 2 fl~a<'f'i!, '"'<r"1 pat 1 o .. fruit tre'C'1 <'Ill\ <'rlll'll< f' 10 lll'hooll. lth1 .. r. & ~ P'lll ma.lcb 1111~ l11v1·i> h<>m" an ootstand1n.-t.i) r.,r only S24 ,!riO Try 1 dl'1Wn nr Wlttl a Uttk nu . .r~ 1'11:.h lakf' OW™'r' '•'' FHA >o.11 Hurrv 1. '"'"' 11'1 tno latr' 3135 E CoAAt Hwy t;U9m0 till" fl••'11"1. z hend.l,flfl1,. l\1t'tl· ~ CO~TS ~ WJt,}1 LACE REALTORS -~141- IC>pen Evenlng1> _ ran bnck f1r.,.,,tiM~. d1111n1t I . 4 BR·2 BATH-$22,500 mom, masrer .i11,. with 11 , ========= At a Dreamer'• Price own btlok·hnf'd 111u<iy Tivo F.ma IS>f"l,AI 1.Jl'IUn<lU.I C"lll'· n"t ramaly to """' ltllK wLll n I I I petlng. Cerami(' tllt-in built-want tt ' MO!« "xn'Ptlonul I Voen ....N-ouje in kitcht'TI. ndl wood cabt-fnr llflly Sl;3.~· r I nrts R.f'd br1rk ri...,,1~ Ruth Pardoll, RHltor lf;'ll ~b.lliO Dnv,. Stately lrttt! ;)40-1720 160.l W('Stchlf Dr. &42-:i2!YI In fA."'11onablr &~~·1"4'~1 T AR8£LL 2!liO llart>or 1 nut 1<'9.IP hold • MESA VERDE-$22,9SOf 4 IR. HOME '1•1.r Dover Siht>rn Lovely lrtt lined ltrl"l't. 3 I OPLN SUNDAY 2·~ bfdrm l batti Vacant A JI-, bathl. buUt-ina, d111· I ' ~.annmR ~inQ ;, BR rndy for you Plcturt'SQUe poul, doobl~ praft, ror-unf' atocy ho~ Wlth ronnaJ yard. 540-1720 ner lot SlB.950 dmmi; room, speoot.11 gaml' TAR.BELL 2955 HARBOR Wells-Mceardle IUtra. r•••m "1th f1rt'pl~. pl~ .. n ----1°10 N -Bl d C .. '''1"11 rif1~ or __,,,,., room MONTICELLO .. l"\IVPO·. v .• .m I -··-... Sru.rkltn" pool' OrTuhr 3 .._._ ~ ~8-7729 Evet1 ~I ,-. ,. I """"""' _,,51X) llUpPf de-,,,n• •If' rtnv<· C\Jslom built lUXf' mndl'I. ~ Joratlon l Jv,1n Wrll~ Clnn .o 11 wtmtle J OIN tbl' IWln,_. Ill thf Ruth Pardoll, RHltor RCYTT'>li\:O. R f; '.~~ir.tn DAil Y Pnm WANT~· '" \\r-ir 111 01 ~~--.• '00 Coldwell, Banker OFFERS: Exclusive I Newport Beach r. ~" i• '"I,. 1 BR :\ hflth 2 '""Jllil•"f"<. ph111 fam1ly room VICTORIA J. 6 ~ • JO )'ear loan 4. Low down IN')'ment :i No loan costs 6. No f'Scl"OW fet>C. :;;:::i1::17 i.J-4.s btdrooms jOhn macnab FHA REPO AGENT BAYFRONT P1"r Ir Sl'P .t Bf'drmm,, Dlnini.: rm J }ear~ nN · $1!fi,.i00 Trude for llX'f>mt Property BEST VIEW BUY Custom ~uh 4 &odroom, 3 Bath. Powdl'r rm Asians: ~.cm 0...nt"T" VERY ANXIOUS VIEW POINT Vi.sit our ~ m1cnlhC'l'T1t "vww pomt ' SUICI OOmf'I tn tt.. hnesl IOC"allon • m N~rt Bf'1ch from Sl.2'J.!JOO to S159.500 OPEN HOUSE DAILY 10 -• p.m l:llll (,aJaxy nr (ll"t\('f Sbo..,... 642-8235 Newport •t Vlctori1 646-8111 •111111 (Call Anytime) SPA.''HSH charm custom Bade Bay ~. lor on H- talf' lot or 113 arrt. klh..il 1s romplP'tf' w sohd W1lnut C'&banets & all l'Oneel\lahlt blt·tn appl1~. incl BBQ, ltlfort' IS & lge , ~ Cf'rl· iilg living rm wrth 11ttr T'()('k lrpli' . tht lit'pft.ralt dln1n,i rm hM ,P"°"1 l'fllr&nt'l', thf' lae. famtly rm w wt>t ber 0P"'l'16 lo II prlYlllP JM· fin tht mMT bdrm 111 16;11 'lJ fl , ~ IS I hPflted & tPn<"'f'<I 20X 40 pool. t n ti"" grounds prnlf'NIOn&lly 1and-~~!!!ll!!!~~~~!!!!!!ll 1 ICJrp!'d Thi~ ~ I ~utltul WANT PRIVACY71 home f~r $59.:JOO C'lll <1'4n· w,. have a ~Tift' in l'f' 646-a'1'90 Uruvrrs1ty Park who will iillllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii conader a 2 ~ ron-1 domsn11&11 in exdlan&~Npt . Planning to Sell! C.M., oc Hunt. 8cti otfttPd l at fl!l,960, S237 mo pey1 .\11 1 w,. hav,. many good ~ mdud1n& cable t~lf"V\Mn I y l'l l"I at txpene~ • 1 t ~-your disposal. Ult' ltlffl! to "Ring Spring'' 642·7252 gt't rut 1roon and top dot ANYTIME I htr mr YOUT proporty 000 t SP RI NG Sf'll \IOO!'lK'lf Jht>rl' Call CLIF PRIEST, R11ltor R lty C Slncf' 1957 ea O. .'ll\:14 V Cne~ Jl14\, Cd\1 !Im WESTCLlfoT ORl\'F rTI41 fir.>-~! Open House S.t/Sun 1 c-os_t_a _Mesa_~;;.,_11-00 226 Prospect, NB BY OWNER 4-Br * Lary,. Stt tt11:t1 bNutltul ~ in FlJ'l\lly room, 2-811 Rltn• THE CAPTAINS QUARTERS New orc1ers call for home port in Northern C'ahfom1a. SO must dL<1p05e Of 2 bedroom F.asts1dt home Painted and poll.shed to per· fection Adult occupied and shlp shape in nery respect Concrete dnve. large double detached garage, and covered storage for your travel trailer A real pleuure and pmed for folks on a budizet. 10% down and only $19.950 $135 PAYS ALL 3 B R tastetully decorated Large feoted yard. Owner ha& bought. and must sell. Low down. asking $19,700 HOME PLUS INCOME $22,500 Opportunity 1s knock.mg• Two uruti on R,1 tot. over 10.000 sq ft One is sharp S B.R. 2 bath & two t'ar garage. Othef' 1s fixer-upper. 3 B R Newport Heights area SPACE AND CHARM CdM lhgh area Large 4 BR and Fam newly painted in and tiul Large yard, qwel street, asking $35 950 Fee land Colesworthy & Co. 642-7777 1904 Harbor Blvd., Cotta Mesa Next to Snack Shop Jr. ---I 1. I __Hi. I'm not too big ••• , • • but I'm cute, ind functlenall My main features are 3 BR. The master BR with a huge walk-in closet, J 1"'2 baths, blt-m kitchen. carpets. drapes, encl patio. elec. gar door opener PS Just a hop--..k1p-and a jump lo the pool & shoppmg center J alm06t forgot -l m 1n the Beautllul, F'ash1onable Bluffs -and oolv $24.950 Sure hope to see vou 6IOOll -• JUST CALL 6•4· 1133 '2414 Vista ckl Oro Newport Beach 1100 Cotta MeMi 1100 PLAY GOLF Wide IJP"fl lfP9Cl'S nlttit on ttir grren and a bade~ 111 Silddlt'bedc -..-n trom tbr titlra wJ4. Pf('lur,. .. tndnw of th If' la.~ 4 lw'dron ni. l hRlh homt Built 1n ,.k>\.,nC' ranl.'f' and °"'"'· plUI t·nr· Pf'llnit and a bom~ lllP<tm room F'antaslJ{' valUP' at $47,500.00 293 & 17th St. ---CONOOMlNTUM w1tt;"'" a.LI the <>"<tna. 3 b~ BRA. 2 ti.ths "' w ('lrpMi.ng, all bwlt-rna, roncrett PftllO It MORE Pa,YTTlalb ltA than 1'?111 Thf' lowP91 pnr-r in 11l'f"fl 111 $19,'.00 -With fO''i d!W.'TI Call \tr 1;11ull -,fG.W1l BY Ownf'r • Br. I\ h11 rll'C' hltn... tN'Tnl'ndot•• fRm hm "Jr ~ m11nna VAi' Anl -lmmf'd f>Oll~ S32.900 Call \fr Krllt-y 646-SO<l'l SLEEP£R 4 hedrooma, 1 ~ batba And ~ ft.agstorw ~· J-'11 m1ly mom owrloolrul& an l''>rnt klnlt fiJ tend pool LoU of tropl("lll l~q. $24,500.00 2!n E. 17tti St. 64f>.4IM ---Transfemcl Out of Area Owlll'!' muat It'll' 4 Br~ mmwm with 3 tul.I be.. 2~ CT i8J'&gt', all ti«: blMn ran~. oven, dlllhwuber etc. C;>ts, drpl, peoo. Auume ;,•. rnA loan. m .100 full PT!~-5.'~3434 Mon thru Fri or ~Tl 1111 6 I. wknda. nxrn 1 f>PER 1 8R l'lllm. -~~.!'ti<wi,. loc·11r1on. N~ v.nrk-~ pormbal Hard- v.md Ooon., w w ral1>f"ta. pll\ rnom l larl!'P ya r d rit\.mrnt~ S15fi mo mtll1 C11ll ;,.i()..1151 401 Aliso. Newport Heights 673·8110 (TbUT', Fri, Sat, noon ti! 4.30) OP£N HOUSE . SAT. & SUN. ""h pnltsht>rl bricll Ooor. 20' :\ }<l ~· alf'd pool With ~ ..r•''' p.-ol ~ CUstom N'""1'0r1 Shor-f's lW'foN' y011 f"Cl>l l>rpt, XL.NT cnnd' NE.'W rut om t>u111 l-Bil2 hey. 3 tiroroom 1 ". bar h ~ EAS'TSTD E • $29, llXl (3 Bedroom) 1037 West Balba, Newport Beach 548-7072 !Sat &. Sun) 428 Narcissus. Corona dcl Mar ~73-4766 (Daily 1-51 SO I Avocado. Orvine Terrace) CdM 673-2222 ISat & Sun 1-51 (3 Br & Family °' Oen) 1200 F..stelle Ln IBaycresl) NB 646-7755 (Sat & Sun 1·5l (• Bedroom) •4506 Wayne Rd, (Cam~ Highlands) CdM 675-2000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) (4 Br & F•mily or Oen) 4833 Cortland (CQmeo Highlands) CdM 673-2222 (Sat & Sun 1-Sl *4627 Perham Dr (Camt-0 Shores) CdM (714) 642-8235 (011ly) 1318 Galaxy Dr. (Oovtr Shores) NR (7 14\ 642-823~ <Daily 10-4) :l214 rolnrado rl (M~a Vf'rdtl CM ~46·3463 t ():uly) •2021 Hohday Rd 1Bayrr~tl '1R 642 5200 <Sundav 12-51 (5 Br. & F•mily or Oen) 501 MornJn.g Star, (Dovs Shores) NB (714) 642 8335 (Daily) •1621 Santiaro Dr. (Baycrelltl NB &42·5200 (Sunday 2·5) 401 EvMine Star Ln (Dover Shores) NB 642-:5200 (~unday 12·51 • Pool • • Waterlront Cameo HiC)tllands 4506 Wayne Road Beauttfu!Jy landscaped, 4 BR6 -2\l'l baths Low down. lovely ~Wlmmm~ pool & patio U'l.500 Mr fllcketl..!i 64' E. End lido Nord f.xtra lrge pier & slip 4 RR home w ac1d1· l1onal lot for bid~ site or i;w1mmine pool Best Lido Isle location $275.000 Mrs Raulston NEW IA YCREST EXCLUS. 3 BR -3 BA w/lge sep playroom w 'frplc & BA. heat. & fill pool $el in wooded glen. Was Wells model w pro. lndsc. & decor $62,500 J Clarkson CANYON & OCEAN VIEW Real rounlrv 11tmosphere yet dost to tibop- ping adjl<'rnt to pnvate beaC'h P3nel~d hv rm , 4 bdrm . o!for $38,950 MM! Harve\' JUST-LIKE-NEW CORONA DEL MAR BEAUTY Somr orean v1E'w frnm thl!i 4 RR, 2 ~A with nrivillP be11rh -OwnPr 1.-leavin~ area & wtll ron~1cl1-r least> option $!16.500 Walter H.aast OFFICE OPEH SATURDAYS COLDWELL. IANKER & CO. 2200 E. COAST HIGHWAY NEWPORT IEACM q114ltl~ i'Onstruction Elf"C lrll' I •II l·ln~ mcludlng r?-C1ow to bMtctt. '""' bind<\ :n; ALVA l.al1(' :.4.q:'W'7 ha•h. \\ ~ C1l1' hll • '""· lrplC'. lnrd yd ! pll10 SAVE$3,o0o-- 1 ,111,.-"1 ,1l••r. Laf'Kl', low mllm· l'P-n.1111 r 1111 .J Wit ticix-:1 lo 1h• m.•· 1-<·r $47 7JOO Exclu~ from pool " l'l'CTt'At11'" ar,.• -u .. DAJlJ PILOT--l\N'll~ S:!6 !m tn C!'C'Jl Pl 1-~ty 4 BR., aJJ e?Ctru. I~ pet.lo, nf'Gr ~ f>n<'· a ..... ftecl Oprn llou.~ Sal Sun S'!7 =n ~ UI\ IY>C6 f't! lo _.u Al ~)y t?4 Nl • ;;;-.;: __ -.__==-=--;:;;_--_:..::.__.,:.__::;._.:::;., ____ -=. __ • ...;.:;:oNV:.::::::. :::vw;;:_"""-=~=--== ,, ,. \\ d~ • r & IA'!' W1tlker & ~ temu General 1000General 1000 General 1000 RJtr ~392'1 Fv,. "•1.~90 ·-----------------------__:..:..:..: 1,. _,., · WN1trllff Or. t-~~iii 1 f)J'f•n Ev<"C *LACHENMYER l ....................................... .._ ... -.1 I "L" As in LOVELY lht• I f,I: (.1f!I N>OITI l)omr ~ " , J IMth~ nr.... v. .. , ~''' ,, lhJ"4~1 nn nirr 111111 •'I r<'I frn<"N1 ~.1rrl, ~I'' lll~h I' "' P8111l Onl> S~'ll • I !fl'' dr,wn ~-I 11r1 ll. c M ~~ $7 00 TOT Al DOWN I INCLUDING ALL CLOSING COSTS TO VETS I f;,·llr• It• 1111: 1'1 Sm~ f'n-r ~r••M I htutf' 1-inwwna F 111111\ "•tm l h11th1 "''ltll '",. I" '"' tful j,!OOl1 l'mll1ZI for """' lu't'naed Salra Proplr m o-olfl<'f' lora 1100 Oi II for llPPl. Con- fident ta I CLIF PRIEST, R11ltor Sint...-l!Y.'17 :lO:M E Oii\~t Hwy CdM •n•• 67~3:>..'1 WONDERFUL FAMILY HOME And mly S17 'Nl Tho ROOrl In llf' ITII" bol 11 ~· '\ ~'"'°'la hrdroom~ l~e 1111 for thr •1'1lc11"f'Tl to play AllllJllll'lf' 1111' lnw rnlrl"f"lt 11nd fl~ p ' r lllOflth '1Jl('l11rlrc IA~ ft II'\· AllOIOol'f C11ll tndR\, !ht~ """' l"•t t 1 , \ 1111 'Tl.41 ·h!n$: tn(W" I "'" l mrl"' .4Ptnll: NUr roonrl• I \\Al K 1-.H S. l.f:t: lh" ·~~ I -rc1 yRrd Buy ol • . 'ti:.!9 ll11rtlnr Rhd ,. , ,,,. "'·l·M.<n 0Jw-n Ill 'I P\I 11 'I h ER Ir l.Jo:J.: ,; "1 Hart>nr Bl\l'll .r. ·11 •1 Open fll tt P" SALESMEN DAVIDSON Realty OPEN SA TU ROA Y ~ A.\HIF.R.'1' C.nll1-yr Pk 3 BR fa.m \fake ()ti"' Out of t<'IWn n-.'Tlf'r RJtr rr.tl ffltrt,...,r :ia. CM ~ W.O r.v.... "49· trn \\r ~rt .,111nc on S6 million Ill ~llOUHI 11114'11 8fld an' pr<""1tllv un<ll'f"lotafff'ld Dia ,.,.,,,_ •Iii \Ill Ollf UnlQUI" ,,...,. c1"11ual pn'll:l'lllll C111l nr LEASE/ OPTION ri"'I' h 1f ''"' •N' " ltlfl • RR '.1 N.tll<; f""'I Ir f.'luh- r11« ,, I'! "11111 l•f 11.onian I ...... ""' lll 7'10 1.~·l.1 1~ '"' .~ l""t1111t>lf', lone c ;,....,n..,. \\ 1l1t111m1N• r..111 1n111 l"""I'"~ '""'11111 .!Im 67\-11'11 0PE::'\ ~ \'f~ \I 1 • .~ \Ir-, \ l'01f' """It~ SrECTACULAR VIEW-OCEAN and IAY CJ,ann~/ R"~/-.Aparlm~n/J On Waterfront N .. r Newport Harbor Entrance 2.525 Oc .. n Blvd., Corona del M.,, Callf. AMPLE GUEST PARKING and BOAT SUPS Why Not Enioy Th• "Condominium" Way of Llf• THE ADVANTAGES WILL SURPRISE YOU You r3n purC'hac;e 3n<f grl fte t1llt' -or Jra~e 1f you prefer. AU. i.nti; have WATF.RF'RONT VH:W All haH l wo hf"droom! and two bath~ -WITH LARGF PATIO YOU A~E INVITED TO INSPECT OUR FURNISHED MODEL Bvy SS9,500 and Up-Lease S420 Montt.ty & Up 11" ., .. I Pt.one 6 73-1788 for ~rth•r lnformotion ~,.,. "'~Ana• £'11™' a hM ~~--~•111!!•~•-••1111•Ml••••1111!••llllf!lllllllllll!!!llllllll!!!llllllll!!!~f ' •" y P1l0l r rld•Y Nowmbtt 17· l%J HOUSES fOR SALE !RENTALS L-~ :Sl"mDilAl\.iiimlm••(jiH~O~U~S~E~SQFOR SALi HOUSES F~ SALi HOUSH f'Olt SALi -Hou1H Unfurnltnwu TaLS R!NTALS IUNTALS RIN " apta. Unfurnl.W F •-heel Apta. UftfvmhhM " Apts. um.. 5100 SAY8 tASHI Read DAILY PILOT c L A s 5 I ,. I E D Every Day For The IEST 111'S! IN NEW & USED CARS The ORANGE COAST'S leading Marketplace for Automobiles ~the autos in these columns LOOK TODAY 1210 HuntlnQton ..._.. 1400 ......,.... ... ch 17051co1t1 ~--3100 Ntwport Hgt~ Jt'ST LISTED --opo! H86st 1100 -C:O.-••MMI 4100 ;t;•;';:•M; .... ;;;;;;;;~';100~c~ .. ~':':Meu~~~~;;;;. Extra .harp hnmeo In Cl1llf'&f' THUR • P1U . SAT . SUN Parle ..,...a. uvlJli room NOON 'TU.. 4 ~ $7.00 TOTAL DOWN INCLUDING ALI. CLOSING COSTS TO VETS =u:a~a!N~~1~' :;~ '01 Aliso, Npt. Hts. tna well·landllc9~. IQ'Jf'•· kY~le.n. Walk to all IC'hooll tndudtna Ot-lnp Ct>ut Col- l~. Tmna al $24.500. Oil lege Rttlty ~. l!'IXI Mama at Harbor tnear On- I'm• ~a.ttf) SACRIFICE Sal.. • by own- er Musi aril' Im. OOWN 3 BR. 2 BA, w w c11~1. bit 11\1. rormtr m o d f' I borne only 3 yn. old Manv e•Uu. A.Mum. hid\ rimt 1nl nu loan .... ~t'n\!> al $173 ant· prtn<'. mt · taus 6 uvura~. ~19 Agt. BY °" l"ll'r 3 Bdrm Ntwly df'COraltd. ll. w carprts, drlJ)N Eualdf, ntar \\'tsl- clltt lhoppln1. L&t erielo)t'd back yud Vacant, lmm!'d1 ale poawulon Monthly pymt Sll5. $13.~. 642-4178 or642-7W7. M.., Verde 1110 Mesa Verde 4 ldrm-$25, 950 II , dfhooua drloo."f'lY d,.. U c1l tfu1 l IIit llVIJ1: room •-tth noor to ctlllf\& bn<.'11 firfplace b r I & h l c:tiet>r y Id ldll'n. Just • '"""' ~t rps frolu llChOOla -Don't m.i.u dua orw 1t ia oN of the bHt buyi. m the a~a. 546-2313 • 646-7171 O~ Evn. 'Tll 9 THE fJEAL I·:~ ;TAT ER:; BY~: 3Blt.2Ba .. ~ ular T ·Plan; f'4«. °"""' 6 ranp 6 diltlwut1f'!', atone f!1'k. 0wntt II bldi· ron· tractor, homf' hu $.1.<XX> In tartru. Sl!),650. 5'&-01n (After 2 P.M I 2 BR Adtn, t t~ ba. Mauutul t nd ~Uo • S2UOO LOUIS W. IRIGGS REALTOR 67)..8110 ---·- a.ttu 11v1na 1n smcs "'" Ufa • bU&f bedroalnl + ramllJ room 2 batbl .ttb nrw buutitul KOOd carpet. Ins with matctuna drapn t.ulh tandtcaplns lurrounda tbia encltJMd )'ard. Buy of Sho 1220 the month Walktt At Let, Newport ,... _ ~ ~ --1982 Edlnin. 8(2 • ~· SPECIAL! 1 • DOU. HOUSE. J BR lo,\d W I f'Xlnl .. · fZ,,r,00 2. CH.AN:-ID. TRONT. 3 BR ' ram rm .••••• Sl&.500 3. UKF. Nf."Vt', 4 BR .. $34,00> CAYWOOD REAL TY 6n W Cout 11,.-y .. Jll.B 541-1290 TRADEWINOSRL TY. OFFERS. 3 BR oldtt 10% d.o. St!.™> 3 BR cor nr bdl .. •• Sll.SOO [)pix nr bch 10~ d:D SU.~ 3 BR/din. Model .... $24.950 Home in C! ~UI •• UIUQ) Oplx 2 BR nr Hwy 39 $21.<0> 4 BR/den w/bar • ~ ex- tr.a.. Gr •••••• · • · • • • $21,:,00 JllR Beach. Club HOUie and 4 BR. atrium. pvt offa Poota. 2 BR 2 ba. fam rm. \\estnunater. GI •• $3.1.600 $23,950. Owntt 642·~ Eve. C&J..I for locatioo A io.n Into.. Coron• del M.r 12..SO oPiA A8Dsii SAT A SUN 1 • S ~ CORTLAND. Cllnwoo H1gbland& 4 BR. Fam rm. 2 be 501 AVOCA.DO l~ Terra~ 3 BR. 2 b& 102 LAR.KSP\.i R. Cd.M l BR At Pool Don V. Franklin REALTOR 3250 E. O>ut Hwy. Corona did Mar m.2222 =iPl!!!I OPEN DAILY 1 • 5 If ~1·,... >ookinr tor • ~ rain • SEE nus• 3 BR. 2 ba on Ml R·2 lot ""'91' VII I- ll I:"' • and y QI. I st 'BMIT ~ trrma • 11..;l<in~ $28.500 842-501 l or 8(2-5012 -A-REAL DREAM Your tr1enda wlll not bellfW you only pa.id $22 ,800 for th II kMly bonw rwar S.D. fN'Y· 3 Bedroom.a. 2 bl tha PLUS wpuata f a m I J y room. f'relhly painted. New VC· Pf'nJlVl' Gold aha& C11J1>fls· Covered ~tio. PurchaM ~Ith low Down FHA or VA. \\'f' '°'' lo dlOW thl1 one. Walk~ i Ltt, 76&2 Ed.i:nl'!f, M2MSS, ~ EVN. Executive Horne Plcturt pmect Meredith Gardfti Tri-level, 3 BR. 2~ ba. sznart4' a.rran~ kit.ch w/aU bt·lnl. formal din rm. 1~ ftm nn. tQlt cpG/ dJ'l)I throuctiout, profes land. IC. Priced below llW"Rt • submit. BR.ASH.EAR REALTY MT~ ~ £\lea ~lD) flrotn the lluffa ea.eve Latun• to the She,... of C1t1lln1 All 1our'S to comm and b'm tbla magnlli~nt f BR. 3 bath 'Tbt "PADRE" cannot deec::rtb.t lhla beaut)' ' • k > you MUST IN lo behf'Ve' n,. prict -1a opc-n The down $2.<XX> Olli "' ~ • t1'f' ~ LOS PADRES RIAL TY 195 GlenM)'H Slrttt Lquna ~c:-h (Dftt to 'nc-TOt" marktll ~ 49'-WJ ----- 1:0.fMAC" ~·Br. * Nf'W "~· l>!'l•'· < : .. rn,~. Yard IMlJll. Adulu '" pets 387 E. lOttl 3 Art·J BA.-ALL 1JTIL- ITJES P/\ID! .. mo.mo. C&l'p('I ~ Ora pta. 648470'7 Me•• Verde 2110 3 BR. i ~ \ 2 fir~lacw, bit· Ina, carpeted, drapt<i. F"n- rl"d p1rc!. walk to acnoolJ. ~· ml) ~ 5(~2031 ~ • BR BltN, Cpts, !)rps. I 'ir«·hl, Rent wl optlon to Bt:Y S.""1-mo. * ~366$ I ~ewport Beach 3200 • BEAVnruL CUSTOM 110"1t... • ADULTS PREF. R,.frrrnrf"s. * 842 3:161 • Br-2 81, $250 mo Bia" 548-1290 'n{E BEACHCO\tBFR CtJITHAVEN 3 Br 2 Ba. NEAil OCEANFRO!\'T I f11m. nn 2 frpl. ear le dii>a. Thll d1tt1nctlvt old ho u 1 t d1..tlwr & ap.,1'1 beftut yd just ~ to flrw'lt beaches $130. 515 Slcnal Rd. 642-49155 Lquna. 3 BR. den, w • -• - crpta, ~ ~illna. 1"9Jlitt. COf'Ont del M.r 1250 dahwahr • o n I > S23 .:ioo Mia5'an RJty. 494-0131 tmo . l l<edroom. 2 bath. dtn. ltrepla.ct, paUo, 1ion, Dupln• for Sile 19751 rtfn&tratot, carpet., dra- -pf'S, lllUlb al the bisltwll)' P"URNISHED 2 BR s f>'drli I Adults. no pell. . Broker. Dble I~· t Block rrom &tZ-Tm O<'tllll u um By O\\ntr S.\1ALL CHARMER llltf ,_., 116 (J.gt St .• N~r1 Ri'ach. cloet to ~. 2 BR At dm, RENTALS - 2 be. S235 mo. Dfl&ncy Ral Eatale mmo Hovset Fum .. Md --------Huntlntf9n ... ch S400 Rent1t1 to Sh1re 2005 -·- YOONG MAN •1.ll shatt Ila GOlf COURSE Nrw hbWoully ~au-turn., VIEW RENT AL HWtop Lquna Beech flome 3 Bd1'. 2 baU.. ~. with ume. Your room ~ taml.ly room. Hup faced ~. d~. Pvt • bath I yard. i.e.,. suo.ot Mo. You J'URNISH. ~mo ~ \\'11lktt I: Lee. M2-44M lhare util. * Call 4 BR. 2 Ba., bu.tna, dral>f'S; 49'-m2 E!l.-e. A Wk~'-l1?1hly deoonted. N ear MALE will 1hllrt 4 Bft. den \C'hool: $115. Ntar Warner ~lahc~:. :'~ -* VILLA MESA * i lit Sl:t untutn. 2 ar fl<e PAID * unlUm, l Dr $1.2.S unturn * ALL UTILITIES Stt mar • Mr. Klrln. 1().b lxtre l•r• 2 ldrm Delux• Aph. daU,. us Moni. Vl.lt.L FURNISHED Available • 842·823' • e Heated pool le Sus CASIT AS e Closed double garaaea • Recreation attt. e Children'• 1ecUon N4'W t BR. • Bactl. • Fully equtpecl • Private patios Taldna RMsrv•done d • W•lk·lD doeetl n10 Ntwp«t Blvd. ptanroun e Single story Coat.a Mn.a e Forced alt heal Medalltoo by Hotpoint * 719 WMt Wiiton Maft ... r 646-1151 * -$17.50 Wll. Up iilli'or-a •Studio A Badt aptl. Huntington IMch 4..oG • lAcl Utila ' Phone 19n. • MaJd SeMce TV i v.a. * 2 IR Am GREENS e New Cal• A Bv NICELY 1'\JRN • POOL :t376 Ntwport Blvd. MS-mi Nr. SbopplnJ CHATEAV La POINTE 902 J<noxvUle. Apt D KB Beau 2 BR f'um or Vnf Apt Call Msr for ct.tail.a Front A rear olt·•treet S36-29lt parkin1. Carport, pool, l(t:NTALI Adult. no peta. From nis mo a.-UnfVmlthed l!Ml POMONA AVF.. """ .. Newport IMch 4~ OCEAN VIEW UNITS WIEKLY PS MONTHLY $125 NE'WPOlt1' BtAal TRAVEL LODGE m W. a.st HW)', NB. • "2-lm * Bl.JC. OCE.AN A BA Y1 1-Br. CP1'S, \mL . POI $90-mo yrty. * JOt.!2nd ll. 67W35t or 5*0m BEAUTIFUL l BR. Nr bftch. Pool. lftfle adults. ruo to sua. 548-Jm. - 644-0S3T Generel 5000 'UnJom• Idell l1mlly loc1tion Cloto to ahoppln9, P1rk Boys Club & Glrls Club e Spltdoua S Br'a • 2 S. e 1 BR P'URNlSHE'D e Swim Pool · Putlp-.a • Frpl Indi•/bidr, taci. e A.ftl1a 6 FUDD1 .,.... 1 M5 ANheim Av.. CM. MH'19t UNT 3 It....,. 'wnltvN $25 MOftttl 1t1LL OP'nON TO BUY No dtposlt o.a..c. BACHELOR • UNP'URN. from $100 Incl. uW 1 . 2 • 3 BDRM. ruRN. ' LJNrtrRN. Jtcated Pool.I, Olild Catt Ce.tlttt, Adj. to Shopplnt - 7100 PeteMJOO W..,, at ~ bor • Adams, ec.ta Uta. 546--0370 Mrs. I . A. Attclna 3094 Glbralter You ere wfnner of two tickets to "HELLO DOLLY" Now pl1ylnt •t Melody· lend Thea .. r. PIHM ull ~2-5611, Extonalon 219 I between 9:00 Ind 1 :00 p.m. tomorrew to claim yevr tfcketa. (Nertft <:.unty MtMne numller J.40.1210) MARnNIQUE GARDEN APTS. SALE OR RENT Leu than VA a.pprala&I. rum. 3 BR.-2 BA Meu Vtt· ~ atta. KI &6576 Oworf 111ya "~II" Ruth Seeley, Rltr. Fount1ln V1llty home wltti aame J.j to 1'1 le Ntwland 1•10 yn. Avail Dtc 1. 1967 R.-1 &m GLASGOW KZ·37T7 e~ Call Bui da)'a.j LEASE 3 BR . 2 BA/SlTS 549-1131 Cpts, ~ BllN. * Vic: BEAU tum Watf!l"frmt Ter- race ApL BB Club. Shol1 or lonr term lie. $l.'50. 546--31665 Hone of Chain 517 w. 1tth, C.M. 548-1454 LARGE 2 ~ 2 balll w/w earl* complete • electric built • In kitchen, dl.bwuher. 1' .>.. b e a t. cblble pnct . .Adulta, no pr ta. $150. Realtor. 6C2·95515 Partdlb IUl"r'OUndlnp FURNISHED BACHELOR! UNF'URN1BR-2BR-3BR 2 batha avaflablt Clu-pf'ts. dhi-, prqe 11th & S.nt1 An1, C.M. 646-4233 646-3542 4 BR.:-2 ti.it., new dn~ .t: ~. bullHns By Owner 136.SlOO M&-~ 3 BR. 11.. a.. Xlnt cond. Q>t. . d.rpa., low ~1\ $.22,SOO OWNER ~ ni Park Aw .. Bal Isl 6Tl-tM + PRIME LOCATION'- TR.IPLEX * XLNT C'OND' f1JLLY 1..EASED I 1-Blk to Shoppt.ni to R.tst&uranta. 2 • Blka to ~! Out of town OW~ ANXlOlJS1 e S59,500 * Very f'.'UOI\• Newport 8Hch 1200 able ttr'TIU. &42·142-4 18\a) Spectuu1;Tv1ew- BIG FAMILY 4 0\ triitl.ll!d bedmo1n1. extra rumpus room. N-d«Orat· or oarpt1a. lhake root, dou- blt csr saraaoe. 0\....-2600 Sq. feet. P~nta lowt'T' lban rent. $17,500 below niA awraia&l. Sft uu. "°" 2 GrJU..S WEil pl OYtr Zlto Gol~ I F.dlna'er. R.d· Iha.re ~ Oil Balboa ule., t~ rf'Q. .. 892-S274 own f'OOID, Avail Ott-lsl e EXOTIC DECOR e ~ Wattrtront, prtv. Dad<: 2 SHAR.l: !It)' ,1eeant watrr· I BR-2 BA $325 !Aue/tmu. front bomt with dOt'k ma.n 847-0011 Alttt 5 PM 40-60 yrs. $150 Month 3 Bdnn, cpts, ~ yard 57S-031. Sl.10 !If. Nr 8H.ch ' Sl11ter Roommate ""nrPd. male. lniOO Van Bunn. S42·78'l3 -1 SR. <F> $100., l BR (R} $120 ONll • Olov. lroc. SeP 11 • 4 Sat A Sun Q O~. -1-BR.. * SZ.WOO'!:R . Util-Pd! • 9'J5 E. Balboa mvd/B&Jboe. • m.4533 Newport Hgt&. 4210 CLEAN 1·2 Br S~ up. Adulta. * 641>-UOJ. Coat• Mela 5100 H1rbor Heights Apls Newpott HeiCJhts Hirbor Area Thr warmth r:I lcMtty pme Day Md n1rtit penl"llnl. ~ bNm Cl"tllna. BY OQ.'?'IER J Bdrm 6 tam 1a.rrP ~ lrrl tlttf>latt room + 25x.2S' playroom. 293 E. l?th St. Share rent S65 mo Ldgun& $17S, 4 bdrm., l ba .• Ina to Bch 494-7!36 aft 6pm 6 Sun. taad\er, 2'07U Farnsworth. 641'>-«94 w>uvr GIRL In 7D'a to &hare ph.. SJS.8720 afttr 5 fOO ON Exec 3 BR 2' Ba . CkTanfront 2·hr h~ Sl.25. NEAR Boch. 4 B~ 2~ BA, 2471 E. lllth St. 2 a: 3 BR.I, 2 ba. blt·lna. cpts/drpa. Quiet Uvin1. !Wntal Mar· Mrs. OinstmHn 5415-1034 "THE GAILIS" blende "'1th btll In book C&M!. O!OiC'f' Int Putting rma f:x. tam rm, nro> ~low ~. !713) 656-«iO& pello; blt..fnl; carpets, dra· nfA appr. OwMr 962-J6n. WANT respons\ble snrl PH Sl~. 536-1637. 2 Bit. 1 '2 ba, with pnrt. adults. crptl. drpa. patioa. lnd.:p:t ' mlinta.ined mo mo. ~ mom Md kttdwon m tna. S..'16 r.oo 644-~ tn &hare 2 BR "C)l. ~- !he _.. ""1.111 Md 3 btd--3 BR 2 811 . blk. from OC'e11n l'Oeml, 2 balha In ttwo l"llSt .. bey: Sl~.lm down. bet S. An1 Hgh. 1630 mo. eo~ra Meaa ~ L1gun1 ... ch J70S 2 BR. frplc. pn,e. Sll Ju.aune. No cbldm. n«> mo.~ ~. La.rp C'O'll'm'd pabo. f'U)' term~. total ~.!!00 O:lme leP ltda PVly Amen-By owntr Prlnr only foe J H~ on ~•c A· 1 Clnn Coat• Mesa 2100 !..CE-Bed! .. l'I!'. ~ Pr+Y. patlo. $85 mo. Woman prC.. rn>-31 '2 STJ..1661 eve. 2437 Or~ Aw .• ~-«ll!O FUmlahed or Unutumlahed New Cptt • New P1lnt cml bauty. app'I ~ tVH $34,500.0Q NICE d~lec. 2 BR n . So ot 2 Br fl>r OWMT· $4440 total --------- yrly me. Xlnt invest 548-Tl49 HOUSE. l BR., tk 3 ambul· atory i-titnta, SlliO month .FURN APT. 1 Bdrm. G~ ~.pa. wa.m-palr. ~ Avocado. See: S.I •Su.ft. 1 Br S3S unlurn. 2 Br U~ untum. 3 Br Sl25 \S\lum. See mv.. Mr. Kltln, 10-5 dally. 12t Mona Viaa. hv.-y. f'l'"plcs. Gar Carpet9d ~.500 <MTlfT 61J...4169 215 E. 17th St. ~lido Isl• 1351 BETTER THAN TODAY'S "lhrow • ~ ... thl8 11 Yr aAd family home bu eon- ~ loc:stn.1 near Wtst· dltr P\ua. Hardwood noon. l bedrooma. 2 be tlw Ir euy ~ yvd With pool. nnly 132..500. Call: Leighton linden, ~·I'll' EVN.~ This will go next 4 Bdrm. 2~ home dm IU'fS • blt-m kit. Sumy patio. ·~ to beia.ctl, S48.<XX> Slbnlt to }ooar cuh down R C. GREER. Rnlty '416 V ta Lido 673-9300 ~ lomorTOWS r-~ for tht- lt"Or't> on 1ti1• LIDO DREAM ti you can I Wiii( • 6n.3787 La9'1n1 IHch 1705 s,..1tht1~in9 View of Ccestlint Unot,atructed Ocnn i Whit" aaer V1f'W from p-ottct ed bakonln 4i pict!Jn' window• 3 BR. 11, Ba, dlntt11 rm, study 2 F'plcs. hlt·ln 1"11~ &: oven, dshWl'lhr ahu.ndant rlowts L c.blntt i.llftce. Suana beth lf"l"\'l'"" porrh l:.d~)' m1un1 ftn<'ed ysrd IN dol[ run Rv ov.-n~ • 20'> dn -S38.500 nl LA Mirada, IAiuna 8cb 494-9262 after 6 JO p.m. or w~k~ R.EDUCED. JowlJ l BR. l Hunt1----•-ach 1400 1 BR. l'\ bath nr ''Pot-&. home on 2 lots, ('tJI UM ··••vn DW lU'y Shack''. Euy walk u 2 lllJ(a. Rm. to btd. Near R Pl 8e&dt. I.art lncJud. n.~ a: ocan Will arU all or * SUPER SHA * i~-f·-•• .. ~ nna. W!!U bit. ~ s 4 Br-3 Ba. Fanuly • Dlnlnc "'6 .... ....,. \.s mt. l)r trade. 171 (at • t rooma l1I Growlni S.E. Hmt· Wl'll and.IC'pd. 2 l1rrpl1cft. OWNER 673-m9 8Nc:h 2 Stoey, Shake roof. bit in Ba.r·B-Que. Sell out LAUNDROMAT on Balboa Xlnt epu A °"P" Ciw~ niht or leue optJon Tenna J.,land. ~1th J BR apt & 1 P"tlt> w 'Gas BBQ AMlm"!f' m.900 ell.II 4!14-32'..'0 BR 11.pt. Attnrt1vely pnc-ed lgto :;~.--: Gl •AVAIL NOW' to IMw """r W''r prol1t OWNER * 962-819• ~.<XX! Sallhury, R !tr 6TJ.4rol $17 I 750 VISIT BUILT FOR YOU 3 BR 21., batlw. pool le dub CU.tom s BR 3 BA Fam 2 ~ pnVlltiits Kida over ca.rll.c tnilltt Gar. Nr Bk H OK. Euy llvtn& .111 Its Bay. Call for App't. Art· best. Better hurry nn lt\IJ OUR ~7729. ~ OM P1ul Jo,,.. R .. lty SELL • $29.ASO LEASE or .,,., L.EASE / OPTIC»'o/ SZiO-mo. 847-1266 Evu. !)36...2....., 373 w. wu.on 6*-13G Newport Belch 2200 ----CANAL • FRONT with dock 2 BR. dtn, 2 bath. Avail Yffrl\ Adulll $215 mo. 642.7l125 • BR, 2 Ba.. fenced yd .. dbl .car. Winter or yurty. 301 Alvarado Pl. OX ~ ---;-• T lN Y bouae $!iO. Penml\lla ioc.Uon. 67J.3793 LOS PADRES REALTY Winter Monthly Rentals JAMAICA 1NN HOTEL >.. low u $1!50 mo 673..fUO • MU2M • t.lJXURIOUS 2 BR. l"' balha, all eke. (!llta. ~. 81lboa 4300 GE ldtc'h. caior' antennu. For ~ast nf'IW lone ;;;;.... ________ End pr. pine trffe. nr 3 BR. 2 b&thl!. landllcaped, CLEAN Bad! Apta. AD tq. 1121-MJb. 12> & le draflf'S. ~ util l:Dd. ~up. l()lb St. _ )\15t block lrom MW 31S E. Balboa Blvd. DELUXE ~ Ac>lrt· ~lemmlary llC'hool BALBOA * 873-!l!M!I m~nt. Dlabw.Wr. Patio. sm ffi(\, OCEANFRONT BALBOA Ooae. Special S1 is. At.> S!l> Gll'MeyJ',. SUft1 1 BR Furn. Yrty Sl25 mo. re1t1urarrt for leaw 2 mo I.,azuna Bee.ch ~ HURRY! 642-2020 Frff rent Sli(X) ruh (next to 1'ic·Tor mark,.11 BACHELOR ~mo. * Util· 6464760 or 646-4760 81y1hores 222.5 _ ~-pd• + ADULTS * TOWNHOUSE * .. ....,.... MONARCH BA 'f AREA * _..17"" * .... .,._ "''· BAY S H 0 RES Wn•~ Ntw 3 Br, 2~ ba. cpfa, drpa, "'~ u• 2 Bt. H~ be .. .., pauu, ,.,..,..., FRONT 3 Bdrm, 2 ba. for 2 frplca. pool. lM S2SO mo. 2-BR FURN. + n60-mo drpa. amw, SU> mo. d1r.mm1natit11 edulta. $G5 Adults t96-U4l tw-tw lO am-YRLY·LEASE. * 8.ALBOA. 132 E. Mefody Lane Pf'!' mo to July l, 19118. Coro 5 pm. NR-LIBRARY. ftl.6715 MU81l * 548-1768 lt'OUll ei1ecutlve IJOmt. . MODERN SPAOOUS 2-8R.. 213 1'9!H856 (San Marino) 3 BR. 2 Ba, aep ctinins. lie atlboa lala_n_d 43SS •Walk to Harbor --....__, 1o1c:ti. blt-w. frpl. ept. ~ Coron1 del Mar 2250 drpg. 1"11"· 4!Y.>-56U. FURN 1 • Br/Part of ~ : ~ ~~ %~ ttENT ALS ~-Pv1 • en~. ~ e 2lS6 MAPLE AVE e ~~~ll~.2 =· ~ _A....;p:_h_._F_u_m_l_ihed____ ~M~:) $!li *'ad~ BACH. apt. Nr. El~a STh-lfif\2 or 673-<83. Corbtn-Costi Me" 4100 ============= HS.: aep. Bdnn.: S70 incl. Marun lllC' ========= QUIET 1dulta only, for 2 BR., Huntington BNCh 2.400 bewt. tum. 11.pt. Htd. pnnl ; Nr <ilClrM f'rom $1~. 22&4 2 BR· nf't1r beach. Frplc. Nice Maplt IH24g.j9 yard l.anige. Sl75 536-3777 COMPLETEL_Y_fiJRJ\l __ ·_l_Br,,..... Eve '.'>.1fi.72!2 TRAILl:.lt w 1 I b CABANA L1qun1 Beach 2705 S7>montti. * 543-5412 ;:.;;.:..;::.:...;:_:::....;;..;...;_____ f'URN • 2 BR wllh Garage Huntington leach 4400 rar. &r ulil. S4S-4240 tve. • ).BR sruoJO TYPE e NEW e UJXURJOUS e APT. Reb'lg, Bltn-stovf RF:;ORT UVTNC ~-* &46--5640 .. NATIVE GARDENS 2 BR. bea.m cettnp, ovfr· 6 POOLS-SAVNAS-JACUW looks rou CCQ'W. $110 mo. HUNTINGTON :o-: 2~RS:.1~ 1 BR GARDENS ~ ~~.~m.~~ NEW • 2 BR apt. 8ll • Ina W W carpel. Ga.r Part furn. S1 lS. Adults pref. 11'> Alhtrt Pl. 646-&359 • ~ Newport B .. ch 5200 CAltllE BOAT SLIPS AV AIL 2 • 3 BR· 2 Ba lrom S2SO mo. 4t 111d Sv.1m Pool • lndoor P111(ln1 3.10 Frmando. Bal Pl'M 10n ~Bay 2 bl from Fmy) OLX. 3 BR. l Ba , carp .. dntpn, blt·lnl, frpk.. plldc> y N.rly $22"1. 44()( ~ Pl. 675-1815 ----~-NEW l BR · l BA. POOL! Finplace. Blt·lna. Lure patio S~mo. * &411-19m e DELUXE OCF.ANFRONTe ~3BR. Upper~ S200 y eer!y. ltue 646-f69 2-BR I Dble • p.rqoe, Pa&. Adulta only SW ~Jrl.y. 207-C>d STREET. 1500 SQ-FT/Nr-~h! 2-Br + Gutst room 1175-yrl)' ltue 975-5149 or mum Neer beach. 3 BR. 2 BA. fllrlfl'. Sl!i(). ~mo. 642.9706 613"'234 Newpert Hgts. 5210 2 BR Apt tn Triplex !fw- port HW. no ~ti. $130 mo. Fortin 0>. 6G-5CO) 5240 BEA1JTIFUL TWNHSE 2-Br. l~ba. Pool! Pvt-patio $HO 2310 Santa Ane * S.19t!S Corona del Mar 5250 OCEA.NVlEW 3 BR, 2 bll. ~~ blt-inl, CfllCJI, dl'llPI • srn mo. Don v. l'l'lold1n. RJtr. '73-2222 3 RR-2 BA. *-AlL-...... £1,,,-JOC=. tncktlahwuber. ~. Gange. $D>-m0. m..3324 e 3 BR-21.i BA ('pts, {)rps, 2 BR Aatumt f1iA . Slli.~ e Bltns, Pool~ Oblt·lt a r. 3 + dm 1 l't beth · . $..'>0,500 !'ARK LIDO * G-44-0317 3 BR Shorectt11 s:.>ti.!ri<I DIME-A-LINE PER.,tANENT. !!replace. M11kt ritl~r' + 1~'\ ~I '.far P111n view, prtvate. rffa-Pr<'f rplf' * Ill 894-4712 onAhlr . • . • •• • • • 49U279 S7R l.'ICL . UTIL! 1 • BR TENNIS.DITERTAINMENT BOLSA.CHICA & H!tl ADULTS "47 .... 14 NR.. OCEAN • 1 BDRM. 2 BR apt tum or UMlro Frpl. r<Jtcben • bar, Bltna, SlOO/mo. l child OK. Pano. Stro.mo. 673-1~ S BARGAIN 3 BR + bon~ mi S21i,!M BLUFF J BR, 2 story $31.950 2 41. BR., 2 Ba • ant ll'Vl'I Pat'lfic Shores Rlty . .Call Nf'1tly nf'w Bll·IM f.15.900. Mrs Dawaon or Mrt. Hlclu Low Down Oll."nn ~ 347~ Evff. 9112~ STA.~n Otrr arR V1lu-3 BR. 21.f BA, r11m rm SUPER SLEE,.-so 17'<22 llv rm l2e end yd Sp61'io\al T~twon Vllla¥"t S211 vri 10 .... , tl-n 646-2943 htmle l BR.. 1~ hath•. -EXTRA-U-Rc; E Dl'Pt.F x-:-fr-pk 6 Mllltom cpt drpt. J BR 2 RA h1C'h, l'll'ltr flnh SlJ ~ltt'l'N hNirh " <.h<)r111ni:: "-P ',Mj I rw1f1r Stlol'f'~ RMlll\ ~H·K'Al ~\/Ni j.1"-27J..1 2 Ho1J~f',-h\' l'l'WTlf'r n<·"'"" - b-ont i;:nod Art'I\. prwrd lo HY -0\\ "t.fll.;wrl-) -<1,.an µ-II liT• lli.111 ti."::",..J:i1n • Rr h<'ntf' Sll.~rOO * Nf'w --I fll"<" rlll11.;,., ()o.h"r. C"11~1rnn OC'F.A"IVlfW • ()pf'n >\ftt 11 'fl"'· \\ \\'.i-pta • '\lany Sun 1mo h1n,_, Ftd $. l.~im.1 ,r,.,... "'r-Fr" v I. Sl1'1fl f · t1"J'TlY. ;>4'\. '1'6:\2 l'V"" I 1\inrth If n I • il'l'J n54 :;RR-. 18~2 ""'' lrnlf -' nn " ,... ,. Nf Al' ~acti. • ., • MJ>. tum r"f'JduC'f'd S2 mi• $".4,JOO drlll'" 12 X r. f'nrl l11na1: 1007 W Balhr.-i ~~rm .\. i:.11r1rn k11r·h f'mtl. ,{, Newport Hgt!:_ 1210 3 BR · DEN J~ Mb. 1,. .. \Ut1 11Jltv att"l'llll I·~· r•:1nipl'r Ot u-9il~. SlJ.CJO • ll' 11n. %i01 Marpn-' t " orEN DAIL~ Anr::RNOONS MrR~ DA VtS REAL TY M:''Tlm h fl, 1>c.J SI) 7-,0 °"llrr ·~-un I llR. 1 fl;, c:t.LN MAR I l•hlk ,..·hi• f. •hnr'it rtr s. • Vt\ <N. ""r 'li1 mm 1 -.l BR, 1 BA, Glf:n MM l..1ri<l ... 4~ ,. fW'll~ f 14 ·m • «v:J.p,.q nl 'SJl::l\T mlll'k"IJllll:t' In tO\• n 11i. llAll.Y Pll..OT f'lllCC'1flf''1 _.tl,,11 .;, I VI mnn"Y Mme 6 •tt4 fAol f}<N ''' COUNTER lN Laguna Beach 242 FOREST AVE. NO DIME-A LINES ARE TAKEN BY PHONF. Drop In ind m .. t Mugle Martin •t our effiu. I ..-Ip( • Old Nf'Wpor1 BIYd V1utio~ent1 '-'~ Nr Ho•& HOll'p * 642-5583 SLN VA.U..EY CHAL£1' RENTAL$ f'nr rl'T'lt idtallJ s!tuttrd aid Apta. Furnl1hed rtv•lf'I ~k. month. Le•_...:_ ______ _ th11n :i ml. 11d IJflll. 4 BR. 2 Cost• MHI • IOO B" S ~•l Per -"g.~· ttq. F.'XTR.A u;E 1-BR SUO. n41 54&-,j' Bltm. Dshwr. Pnvat.t ftENTALS OPr:N lloui.c17JJ Jam~ St " . atMd ow" En • i; t&'.\049 HouMI Unfurni I-OR CO\IPLfTFLV f1rRN General 30001 ./ wn 11 t'TILITIUi -SI '().\fll • 642-~ 3 Rf'rll'OO"t.~ 2 batl\ll, • '"' ;i:Rn-APT ion UNlURNI r~1'Pf'I~ dr11pf'11, built·~:: SI 10-mo \tuld or TN'n OK hu.:r frncrd rNJ' yard. ~ "·'h'l 'IAPLE 642~1 rr.rrl1~1.. occupancy Sl _ _ __ _ mo1n1h ftl'allor. S45-4141 N \SSAll Palma 1 le 2 BR _ 1 f11111 m I 'nr Slfl'>.$1'10 Hid Coate Meta J 100 pr ••I 177 J. Zlnrl sr_ M2·3ft.15 M'Mf 1sno 1·111, ro 1mm11c l BR 1 Bl OROO\f • 1 mo !17t .11,,.11n SI nr K-Mart r."r";,;" · Nn !Jdl· ll'° filf',/1'11 \l~M~7 I E '1.at. 54S-8584 1----Hi\C11T.l.11rt APT Ql ·111 Ip l BR. Oldtr Pf'O' l'I I rd Mull• $100 mn rl• f'\ nrat. yard c-:;:g;;, W\~~ · IH2-«J96 Aft ,..,,11r1 r'f't ~ mo -· _ __ --dra~ lntAR:'vll!'ll\, 1-Br TRAILER ; BR 2 full Ra. CIJ'l>' Sl50 sm '10, M11lts only • lJ.l. "• ll'f'flll(tra 0.K. ~ IE.lh !'t * f;.12-l)it..~ ,..., • .,.. ~tm Ew ___ ---- -S11(}.mo I HR n f'n n Qwrt \lni:lr MTI : . '; ;t Bdrm h;rirll Nn f'll""'rt min ~' 11111 • tlt' r:&r I "'"''"· Slovf'. .,... II.:" fi.4 2 ~'ill fVI'« ·a1 ~ .,., E•ttaldr ~1..... - _ - " ... ~' 1-:---:;.-nR--c;;fll drp~ A 11;:1".,y'" ru:m .ER AT"TS I ~· ' I~ f, • /'In ~tr. St31l 2 Br furn, lm11'). •~Illa h 'd .,...,.... r,, ~ ,... "'' »1'-1:'1~, mr. ~u;.qm .rt ~ ' . . - S80 1-BR. $15 Bach. Ww cpl. drpa, JU A: wa pd tu Palm Aw HB 53M9'79, Sl&-4611 JUtr. ~3200 -.,,.......----~---=:-=;-1 ./ BAQill.oR APT$.Sllll D.!ly Pilot Want Ada!! I NlCE LOCA'MON. Altf"&)'9 •. G&-Co! ./ ~46 AITER 6-PM R P' :E J\ b p N1 k N •: k w Sl! t N N E Pl R( II' LC ia er Ml c Sil> 2. • • Inc Del $1.0 RT Pn '!-~ °"' r. w;.: But ., I m Bus t..A! ta! BR to s..~,. t;'T•~ Bus RENTALS Apt•. Unfurnlthed REAL ESTATE General ANNOUNCEMENTS and NOTICES ANNOUNC EMENTS and NOTICES * * -· . f'rid•f Nowrrnbtr 17 1%/ DAILi' PllOT %.i JOBS & EMPLOYMENt JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT * * * * Coron• del M•r 5150 Bu1inbt R•nt•I '°60 Auctions 6430 Auctloru Oom .. tic H•lp 703.S \ofelp Wanted. Men 7100 ____ ......... ____ Help Wanted, Man 7'200 .. -~llo; ON TEN ACRES l 6-2 BR. Furn 6 Untum Frplr1 I Prl Patloe I l'oob. Tennis -Contnt'I Bkfst. 9 hole PutVCJ'Mn. , !XX> Sea Lanr, CdM ~2SU (l\lacAtthur a.r Cout Hwyl Deluxe Duplex Apts. UOO ft, 3 BR, 2 !Ml, F P e-lec lot yrlJ, no ~ti, ~ mo Choic;e LouttOf\ N.a. Mariner's Mlle Appro" l<kMl' 11\('I 2 11 Iii. p111.y 11.ludow~. Bkit likr ,_. ·-~ W. Cour Hwy , NB Muwwy, ~19'11:'148·4191 Balboa Island Nrw ~ora Avl&.llablt- Manne Ave, Pnn>e Localioo ~ S..hlbury Riiy ~ 6m00> MEDICAL & COMMERCIAL BUILDING In BEAUTIFUL CORONA O&L MAR PUBLIC AUCTION fO ti HILD IAIM O« SHINI OM THI PllMISIS AT H it u.sT COAST HIGHWAY SUNDAY, NOY. 1"'-I r.M. C.onsl&ts ol air cond. Doctor's office Denti!t's Office, Double Store, Single Store, and an Art"ade Showroom' SCHEDULED ANNUAL INCOME-$15,600.00I OPEN FOR INSPECTION SAT., NOV. 18th, 1 to 4:30 P.M. For additional information &: preview call ~ Ina. 613-1551 ·· · -_Of_f_ice_ll_•_n•_•_I __ 60_7_01"11l•M•r.•P•e11t•tit•67•5-•3•00•0,•o•r•e•v•es•.•54•8-0•4•3•7•. --Huntlnft0tt h~h S400 1• FURN. & UNFURN. IDEAL fnr «nwU nuruc .. Terms & conditions to be announced prior to 1ale. ro. f'tC'. Nrxt lo li~ • wnl••·----------------act'OUntirc olt v.. 'l Rooms, 500 aq ft. Nl'W , .. rpl't. dra-PHI. HANSON & Associates Whaddya Want? Whaddya Gotl SPICIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR NATURAL BORN SWAPPERS S,,.clal Rate S lln" -S times -S bucka •uLU .. 'D MUil IHClUOl ~t ... -.. ,,_ ._*NI ,... ,..,, llo W .... ~VOY• ...... -I• .. ......_ +-l ht ef ..,,.,, .. ,,_, ~HUHG FOii SAL t .. !•AOU OHl YI PHONE 64l..S67t T• Place Your Trader's ParadlM Ad LlVF 111/S EmployPr p11ya ff'e• C....•!"J(e Rylc1nd A~rn1-v l~B Jo: 16th. s A 147.(~l'Ji -~-- C11111ete • E.oglah • fr~h Pt"lmanent t\~t Livt • 1n f'ar !:..alt Agcy 642-8703 AgenclM, Man 7100 .... l ~l/il'llOD /Qj/}/tN.J JCorT .... ..,...-0 ........ o .,.,.. ... "091 MA.CM ,..__.,..~· ... ...,.. Sr <'•'Ill Al'{'Ot •••••••• •JPt'fl Dct111l Orattisman ..•. tn ~ Ulgtl'lf'4"1"5 • '1AlllY Ol>"'lnlill'> Diem Scrubtw>r buy me~ S'.'94 Ok Mi;r trnP . • • . . . S&"il OrtkT r"'°'k C'il'rk st:, ARGUS EMPLOYMENT ('O!';Sl I.TANT A(,Ll\C'Y ~ bdm1 2 bnlh im 3 bdrm. !. IMth Sll.5 C'aflll"'llr. drap- '"' bmlt·111A 1 bll< to J Points ~t11rr11. tht11 tn-. ett:. Kl')' for 1nspt'(·llon at 7681 E.1111 Apt. 8 Call owner for lnlOttna· fW"A, lltr mod 11~. (;Pneral LICENSED & BONDED AUCTIONEERS llAVE $10.~ pqu11) 1n ~;~ t~Mm~-02~ W S47·S969. ()fftces at 407112 W. 17th St., Santa AM ~ MlR~ ~t.B~Mho~~,~~~'. W1t11t !>11pl'J1 or R 2 lot COf· !OH Wt•h hfl, \'H ">1R n•w; IJOn 642·2&.15 FURN' uth<-r. ldr.I r~ R.E. WSINESs--;.-,;:=== --boet, motor bomt-, 1.1111! Brok"r IMut'MC(', 1'1lntni~ FINANCIAL Announcements 6410 TD or ~ubnut. 642-~ r" ~ 01111 1lfol :\11i1 for in1ma1 31 \6.!~ ~· 17th. "A ,17 4>116 II h•m rm, dm !Ja1·k Bay 1695 CrN. n1 Anhm !\,'~) Imme w Ulympl<' ~Ill' pool --NEWPORT - Co11P$!e Riiy ~J&llc> CJ...EAN-r-BR.--2-&--J.:.m- •'1· ft cpt. dr1>-. rqe, pool. Kidl OK. $141 tor, t.u etc. Strttt f'l'l~.1---------Coast HHlth Club TRADE 2 Bedroom,! a1111~ $351mo UW. pd. 569 W. 19th Bus. Opportunltl .. 6300 • FREE SAUNA e Coodomlruum $19,(Q) Tust111 TRADE beaul11~1 65 v i~1 1 Resume Service "..r &ood bead1 UK-omt pr14> for the .. 912-7118 St., CM OWNER'S ILLNESS Wtt:h 9ndish ~ by ex· a.nm for Condominium or ert)' COULD USE up to ProfH 1ional Approach ntnced , Sue home tn ~ am. Commercl•I 6085 FORCES SALE f! ........ m .. , ~ J~"' .. :...Sti_~------$1J>,(Q) prepe.td 111te~. 833 Oov•r Or., N.B. ~. 646-0153 Founteln Valley 3410 DEl..UXE rowNHOUSE APT'S. Orallp County's Coolest llJ"e8 ! 5 min beech NEW 2--3 BDRM WITS Carpeta Drapes, Bwll-m flPPhMt'\"5, 11, bll 8nd. doublt-~ 400 llQ It !.unaly room POOL! 96'Z-DTl. 962-44l!l. or !14().-0t 616 L€'"ch _~ 100 CA// ::b,. LAGUNA BEACH ~ J'uro/Unfurn Bacheb-• 1 Ii 2 BR FOOD TO TAKE OUT. F.. -.. -.. .,......, -v • ·-50xn Lot, fencfd, w/nice 2 tabllJbed bwlil>e9, tdee1 Sandy. ()pet'I 10-8, 7 d..,.. a WO> Al,ynn .. llhDI> or · •, BR. ~ co rttr; nr. E. _, y • und. Wttlc. ph• 3 BR. t.Jmt. lmmtd. 17th SL BJ Owntr. 673-7413 for "v..il"'e. eu ro 132 E. 18th St. 6(2.509() ~.; v a I u e $19 .JX>; or 646-C563 Brouted QUclren, tbrl.mp, WANT oar, land <>r ' RllT -=========-1 piua, dell., a&Ddwid>es, Cemetery Lots 6411 ~ S48-6'.Z33 E11'1. etc Full pn~ $13,500. $6500 ___ ...._ ____ _ Industrial R•ntal 6090 down. Newport Beach C"N. SACRITTCEI vi-loll. 2, '· Huntl~on Harl>our li-IRnd 673-5920 or 6. Paclbc V~ Memonal t.Jcne; $49,ID> val11t • clr11r, 0FT1CES le STORAGE Par1c 646-10'12 aft"' S PM. lnde for ape.. M lll\'"111" HOO IQ·CI -;-IWlO aq.ft I t O 6310 tbia aree OWNrn Cl'Yt"fiwad Spruikled bid(. nv•tmen ppor. Trav.I 6435 ICJ.257 w ANT: a &OOd HI-FI ne: lop ~ deallnft will trade up to $400 111 cust. made to your onftr Jf'welry c&I ·~~ HAVJo.:. A!llt'd 11lvcr .-..o. I 1Uest1clu l ~ cUshe&. lllao. l"lf'\lf'I' ~ lllM'll tblt rloma l n3'lklna. WANT 11 ftutl' In ~ cond AJ,.1178 Ra.kt-r St &rf'I, 1nd-Util. ASSOCUTE ....ntrd tor ~ark I? St_:>mo_ 673-m hrratiw ~I E 1 t a I • WANT n.pc:nait>~ puty to * * * * * * 1677 Sl.IPEIUOR/CM • 1200-1nvtWltmt'nl. Protit return dnve my cw to ~l••···-~~11!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~!!~~ M!·ft Sele U0-3 ~ aJ. llhould be 10 • l. Must be ~= by Dec. l6th; SERVICE OllUCTORY SERVICE DIRECTORY Heated. Owntt 673-1963 ready to invest. Pnnc.. 2 BR home + manufadur. mlY! Call· m«33. SERVICE 011.ECTOttY ........... 6610 1.emed91., a.-1r, 6940 ~~ =· M·l lnestor Needed ...._., s. •'-'505 #feMer L..Ylnt Car• ~~~ ...:...~. -~ for G,_,. G.rclena" .....,.. ....,_ ....... _ -· M 1 Shop, 20 x 40', $95 • bed <.'CJIValelctnt bo9pital a.a. mo. lawn catt Prun-~ta A: commercial • 100~ 1936 Placeltia. Cola Mea 3S umta -sit• Hoq ROif-me. Land9cap'c· &qi horn-ll.nancinc • up to a yn,, on GUiid Bldrl. 642-1615 c:alta:Nt. Haulinl. 646-l!MS remodel.inc· :II yn on borne L_ot_s ______ 6_100_ I~~!!!!!!'!!!!~~!!!!~ . your plan.a or oura-63f>.50J() JAP~ AMERICAN lot frtt land advllOf" ~· GARDENER I 16-yn eiqi.er SlC'pS to Shore It l>'l\ops ---------•I ~ Oet"anV'lew lrom tvery Apt Money to Loan I.Rase from nso mo. up DUPLEX LOT PRIVATE MONEY 100 CLIFP' DR. 494-2449 90x10'2, plam included.. LO•"'$ S9750 -With ll'T'TT\S * lat ~ 2nd ,.,. • -loOCi lFF DRIVE-Wtlls.McCerdle Rltra.. ~dcN::th~~.1:.41. LUXURY f"URN/UNFURN 1810 Newport Blvd., C.M. 543-q.ll tnytlme 8AOU10R • 1 ,. 2 BR 5411-7'1'19 ETH. 544-06841-====:::.::::.:::::..=:_:--::...=..=.== =.,vi':w = ~ ~ l!!!!!!!!!!!P!!!!!ort!ll!!!!!!!!•f!!in!!a!!·!!L!!a!!!!!gu!!!!!n!!a!l'_!!!!!_!!IMorttat-, T.D.'s 6345 trom mo mo up PANOR.A..\flC VIEW LC1l'S 4~2449 Wlute WI~ and O>ul· 6UARAM1HD TD £:\"T'RA lari:e 2 BR. Pvt. flaUO, COll.lllint Vlt'W N"9J' ~an i .nop. S1 l!S Inc uttl! 770 Hlllel'ftt • 494-30.34 • Rentals Wanted 5990 Garage Needed for tunuturP •tnrage Pre- li ... Corona df'l Mar or Nrw· port Stach area. 61.>1374 alll'r 2 pm Rooms for Rent 5995 ROOMS FOR RENT $21.!'JO per week Ii up Heatt'd pool • M&Jd •rvioe Utiliti" tunusht'd 1V • Kitchene-tt~ MOTI1. TAHm 548-Z129 PVT-mrn.ANCE 4 BA TH. Employed woman, S55 Newport Beach SG-3871 btfore km 01 aft~ I :»- pm. •PLEASANT & nice room• kitchen pnvUp.ges Prtf ~ working !Ady 642-4794 $12.50 UP wk W I latdw!n $17 !'JO tc> Studio Apt&. 7376 Newport Blvd. &48-9755 NICE ROOM/PVT· HOME ~ marutt woman pttf. 543-71ST or ;,46-2470. ROOM 'II.1th HOUSEKEEP· ING PRNTUXES 673-9140 htwn ~11 AM LCi;-plPU&nt room, con1t"n- ial home, l?(lOli tor . lat.m- Pl"I pnv. $60. ~ N1 ct>. QuJt-t Room ror emplO)'f'd man Sl2. • 54R-7969 * Misc. Rentals 5999 GARAGE for STORAGE STh-MO • 642-4025 233-\. Costa Me511 SI CM e 1'""ENCED AREA • For· e BOA TS, TRAILERS. Etc &U-!260 or 548-SW REAL ESTATE General lme \'lN'I. 4.26 Nya ~ $2500 trua1 dttd, pey1 10~ l..aglma B8Cti anteni1t on wcure I o c • I ITI41 '9f..9388 property. W 111 peraonally -..,-5 -ial ,..,,...,,_ 1 guarantee I o a n Contact pee vnwr. BILL SMILEY. 642·2221 J wtll build ltlf' 4 BR 2 IMl ANNOUNCEMl:NTS hmnt 11343 IQ tt1 tor the and NOTICES ~· pn~ al fl J>('S' IQ fl, Olll---------- )'OUr lot <mJER models Found (FrM Ads) 6400 • vtt.11 Call Don 5.Tl-0380 {l)lna Q1w at-JI 8'vd. CUTE BLACK &: WHITE Vw lot t to IUl1 KJ1TEN approx s-wn. Vic· 8r1a Mi.,r;i'°';"" AC-m BaJ • 'Jbunn/CM 6*-1501 A~6-PM. Property Owners a>M'LIIND'L I RES L. MIW>t. Free ftt. 968-2295 6960 S.Wint i G~'L Oesatup. Tree Stfv. -----------Appliance ...... n 6510 Ice. Sprayirl&. New lawns. .\i.TERATIONS __ P_•_m______ Ha.ulinl· Weed.in&. Rotottll CUSTOM DRESSMAKING LOW PIUCES' ~ "LOUISE '' 543-TI04 Alttration......-642-5845 Neat. accuratt, ~ yn ~ Tile, Linoleum & M.rble 6975 + Verne, the TU~ Man * Ollt. wri. Install &: rf. pa.in. No J o b too amall P1aattt petch Leak~ lhower NPa1red 847-19'57 pleue. 546-005'1 JOBS & EMPLOYMENT Job Wanted, Men 7000 Help Wanted, Men 7200 T A K I N G appUcaUons for qua.btlt'd land!ieape llbtdll- '1'5 '"Xl*nen<"P 10 ma.\\llldl'y, e&ri>Mlll') or rQl\Cl't'l1· hn~n. in~ l"f'elel't'<l Apph 11 '.'.f' quollt La.ndS1-.1pmj! C'n C"all tor appt ;,47 ~ or 1n1• 4~1:t:SK REAL ESTATE Shouldn't you he with Walk,.r A Ltt? Frtt lnfonnabon Phone or wrtte W Al.KER A: LEE Ine. l629 RMi>or Blvd. 56-3al9. 01SRW ASHER I Kl'l'Oi.EN HELPER. + DAY SHU~ Full or Part ttme/Sl ~. M U1 t be df'P("ndirtil'' c.aD· W&)'nl' !tl-1-0111 * ll!O'll Sall Joaquin Rd lllR '"'" LC' I -CARRIER BOYS- GOOD ROUTES AVA.ll.ABLE HUNTINGTON BEAOI DAILY PILOT • 642-071 • --BOYS 10---,-.-- Good routes! • Good prolit'. BALBOA PENINSULA DAILY PILOT • &CZ-021 • WMIC.D Salf'~man Train- ~ lo 9t'U JOb costing & pay roll allend'6.rx~ sysh It\$ & ma1iunf>i 7fi6 \\ 19th S1 • Costa Mesa Sf'<' \1r Bn<ly ---• HAIR STYLI.ST e PLAYBOY SALOS 1 Nt'WpOM ' • Gunrci.nttt e MUST BE GOOl.l Call "w"' • 644-$1 BOYS 1o---:J4 -- Laauna Ekoach. So-l..al\lnll Good routes' •Good profit&• DAILY PILOT • 6(2-mJ • BEU..MEN, O\IPr ZI Apply 10 j)('nC)n btwn 7-3. S:fU:R.ATON BEACH IN:-/ :!lll:! OrPl\11 Avr HR HOlJS1'~MA. 'II Grn I clran- il¥t '° Coolnni: Soml' )anl wock '° can rl car-.. LIH· m oc out * !'>t8-7ll6 MACHINIST I Engine Latfte Maddni1h hnrtw-d1all' np!"ntn& Int ,.'<· f" 111•rt1 1'1 :\ttllinr """hm- 1111 CortCI worku1& rondl· lion~ ~uh •o ~' ffi•·fl'l>fllt, romp11ny Call Pertonn.I 494'.940 t TELOIHC Engineering Co. Laguna Beach, Calif. An f''lUAI "'"fl"tlllnJly ~mfl~'r"r Draftsman \1.tkt> d1•1.11I a.nd 1111.'lt"ln• bly dra~ ini.:s from lA>- outs and sketl·h,.1 Fam1l· 1ar wttb :-.111 Sp.'\.' Twu }'\'ars college or t'<JUJY• lent 'xpenenc"t' MASTER SPECIALTIES CO. 1640 Monrovia Ave. Coit• Mu• 642·2427 An f' 'I 111 I llfl'P"r1 un II)' Mnplovf'r BUSBOYS Day or naatit lltltft OYfT 11 DISHW ASFIERS APPLY IN PERSON 9-11 and 3·6 'v!onday rhroo~h friri11y Rf UBEN E. LEE 151 E. Co.st Hwy. N.B. BusbOys & Dishwashers F'uU and Part T'lmf' 01{) and N.,..tit ~di~ Ovt•r IR Appl\ II\ l'f·nM BOB'S BIG BOY 1-.1 F 17th St cn~1a ,,_ Turret Lathe 1 Machlni1ts HardinCJ• Chue-ker Operator Millin CJ Machinist Tool Grind«s Shop Dispatcher Bench & Ffoor lni p.ctor. N>nw up!'n1ni:s nil chw 'lt\l/t and -.otnP nn OJrlll shlft. \.'> llr nun work wf!t'41: STEADY U.tPLOYMEN! PROFIT SHARING J. C. Carter Co. 671 W. 17th St. Co1t1 Mna S411-34l1 An 1'<111"'1 opprnun11y .. mptoyt'T' Mrs. A. Anderson 19M7 Berk1hlre Lane You .,.. winn,.v of two tickets-.,. _.HELLO DOLLY"' Now playlnt •t Melody- land ThMter. PIMM c•ll 64l-S671, Extenslon 219, betwHn 9:00 and l :00 p.m. tomorrow to claim your tickefs (North County toU.frw number 540-1220) No Experience NKnsary! M\.Jt have clean Ca!lronda dr1Yuia record. Apply YELLOW CAI CO. 186 E. 16th St. en.ta M~ --C0"S11WCTION SAI.ni \I ul.t bl-f"Xl)f'Menced in "on \ nur ltJt" DC' ""1"1odellnt W,. have unhmnl'f financing on 11.ll apartml'nL~. commemal SALES rh• IHtn W. KJltPlla. Suite PEPRFSDn'ATT'TES 101 Anah"1m llnitfd c.J.1for- Le11d1J1K mdtpencient &P'('lal· ni'1. Bwldt>t'll, Ii.sis deoahng In OVl'f 100 --------1 mutual funda. expa11dJ.nc 111 YOl lSG ~AS tn work \11 Or11112e County nua u an1 \Offf'C' ~··Coroca d'l M ~ r to lw" wef141o. Good P l· opporturuty lo 'ntt'r dt::tni fif'~lronal selhnir full •r~ · C'h.rnrl' In ~ bull n<·'-• PN·.,inality 6: e'OOd or pan tlme loveslmPnl rd Call fiiJ-31156 hefore 11· exp nm nl'<"'~!llr')'. ~,. train 11.m 547-661:1. Mutual f'und In· --------~ vl'Stora lnc. 2100 N Matn ,\hintm11flN' • full onw, Santa AM II pull'lV'fll. ~5'Bl -- ---I Mon thru t"1 9 • S Salesmen & ~nagers Career opporty with lead1~ tl.rm offf'nng over 100 mu- tual tunds Full or pt time No f'llP"r nf'<'. WI' train Npt fkh ottic:t. W-G-422 Santa Ana ofll~. 547-R331 Invrstors F111anca.I Servicn. Inc. ~the Drill Press Mill ~chinist AgenciH, Women 7300 F'1lr Ok 10 k.-y .. $.'Q).13SO ~a.ry IC>ral ...•..•• S500 Si~ It l>kk~ .......... M.50 Penonnf'I ('lk. t)1>e •••• WOO &-st l.111·11.I Compemec .I R PlERCE A'l!llX'11fl'fi~ lAA'.! l\l("llo'Pflr1 C~ M2.6'1'l6 SCREBtED Wouldn't you like to be the DAILY PILOT'S guu t at one of the grHt performances of thl1 •ll·time stage hit •t MELOOYLAND THEATER tn Anaheim? PART TIME WORK ,\\'O~ <'Al.I 1'\r, <11R.ll'T \1,\'\ SJo.LI l"I(; I' h,..,..,.. C11ll ''"'' Ct1llt'.'.I\-.sllill 1.AUNT>R0\1AT nn RalbnA l.t•nd, with 3 RP. apt ft l BR. "P' A ttnM11\lrly ptJ('f'd to .now CM't' 16~ profit ~ IQ) Salllbury. RJtr ~ Bu1ln"1 Rental ---FOR LEASE ; Of courM you would Here'i how it worlw Check the cluaifled p119e1 of the DAILY PI LOT to •H if your n•m• ia published here. It can a ppear in any clu1iflc11tion Call 642 5678, h· h nalon 219, betw .. n 9:00 and 1:00 pm to claim your tickets. (North County toll·frH number S40-1 l20) Firat come -firit H rved -HURR YI (Off•r good Novtmb.1-14 through November 26) ........... 1CA1t 909., ......... ~ .. ~•a. C.tfl ._ C.. UI l • 11- lta ............... -r..r· .... -............. l1lll JJl.nlt ---------\lrrrF1, \1MN'l'f;:\ANC'E ~ c;AROF.NF.R e \PPI Y 1111 £>1.P~ I hrnll(l'.rtnn Shor1·, \locel e f'OA.'ZT' llWY & fiRSl' :'!' . e lll''\TI"l<:mr-; B~.AC"H B1,1~h < hrm <'Ill r is ~"'llf'tl FULLER BRUSH Opp.• rt mu I hn' s ' C»llf"ltP ,:1rl' Sl'fVl~ Nt&b C'UltOn~l"I $.! 00 Pf'f' boUT r~n R.'llt-41'ii or 54fi-6l.~ --BA R MAIDS-- 1 • ti 'In Cfll'l"mri Mull I 1 .t•ri•• II\ r 'l'l'h in l""r o:."111 ~· \ M ! I I 1.1'.. 0)1 I \.\ ' ~h I \f lt!I. '~•I \I \ "rrl ~ r· " nil'<1 m' h1 mr • '1 ••I 11.:r I l'I• '<hi>I "'' ··~11 ... ,,.r h r "' ·• JI•! 1 I \ .... . . • • ~ . . . . . ' %1 OAILY ,ILOf F'rld.l:y, Nomnbflr 17, 1~7 •UB> 6 EM•L<JTMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT MERCHANOISE FOii MOCH.ANDIS! FOii MERCHANDISI POR MIRCHANDISI POR MEICHANDISI POii MEllCHAND15E FOR H•lp W•ntod H•lp W;ntod SALE AND TRADE SALi AND TR.I.DI SALi AND TRADE SAL! AND TRADE SAL! AND TRADE SAL! AND TRADE 7-400 Women 7400 Worn.n 7400 Fymlturti IOOO ~tllin<Clll 1100 Hl·FI & ... ,.... 1210 HJ.Fl & Shtw 1_!10 Sporting Goods ISOO MIKell•neous l600 SECRETARY To BABYSITfER. my "°"'" 2 P1'« °"""" __. UNT UPHOLSmlING • 119.50. i oldtt !AdJ de51.ttd. $ 0ayt modf'l'O da $25Q. Wm.lmt TUNIR.S Orlf. Pr. Now C'C6fPLrfE RALLY !lQlllP. pc. tElll"llPMl' tt1tU1mtn • EMPLOYMENT MANAGER • •"*· • °"1•~'..,. "· '1'"'" • ,_. """"" TV"• _ _,.·••'••" Fisher 2008 FM f309.GO Sl:l.l.00 .._...,.,,_ O\j> • "°""'· ,.,... "'· d<l. "'''"· '~ Exc.Uent ~nlty tot-•harp Individual who enjop mMlint peop&.. Wiii bl reapon- •lbl• for •mploym.nt •ppolntment1, •ppli· c:ant. record.., travel, adve.rtl1ln9 .,.r•~ m.nt•, applicant ffltln9 •nd •tc:. P,.vlou• personnel •XP9ri9nce very d"lr•bl• but not r9qulr.d. Shorthand IO w.p.m. Typing SO w.p.m. Apply Steve Joyce 833-0600, ext. 2189 COLLINS RADIO CO. 19700 JAMBOREE RD ., NEWPORT BEACH All applicants rev!P"''f'd on mrrit "''Ith no hia! tn"'·•rd Raef', Color. Ott<! nr SrJr Electronnic Assembler Trainees No •xperl•n<• nec•• .. ry. P•ld tr•lnlnt pr09r•m. Apply In per.on COWNS RADIO CO. 3324 W. Warner Santa Ana, Calif. All applicaols reviewed on merit with oo bias toward Race, Colar, Creed or Sex BOOKKEEPER PART TIME ~lust be lanubu wab pe.y- roU report• &: officr piro- ~rt. Must ~ and tMo able to UM Jtandud otfic,. machlnea. Good hvdwnt· me ~· Al.ltomotivr dMientdp e:qien~ d~ tlrable bm not ~· ASK FOR lGS-BRANDT JOHNSON & SON Uncoln·Mt.rCUey gm w. ())Mt lilw•)' 642-0981 Hostesses App\7 In Pf!r'Alln 9·ll or 3·6 ll1kd1~ REUBEN E. UE NEWPORT BEACH VJKKl'S LOUNGE, 17!11., Ntwport Blvd., CM. Ni&:ht bu maid wanted . No expttitnct nttt111ey, $1.7) to start. Apply Ui ,....,.,. ~ttd prtwsrr, hand s-1!'1'1!1 & machlnt opprator to ~w ha 1$. MARC rF: V.'ll!.8 e e 2094 So. Cout Hlway ~· BMctl . ·~ HOSP1T ALrrY H<Mteu to wdcomir l'lt'WCOO'ltrl 111 lhr Laguna Bee.ch, N_,,ort, Oilt• ~!t.11 llJ'rll, ~-69'l5. """" s.1"woman-Matur• PART. TIME Young Matt mlly ~ So. Coast Pilu:A, C.M. WANr Mother In CdM 51..tiool Dill. lo cart tor ,gvl ;..yn 5 d11ya wk/ll-6 pm.. 6n-0740 ~·· e E X P E R. AN'Sv.'ERJl"G SERV1CE OPERATOR. A!t- tmom, e'-'ft & ""kl!'nda. Full or part timt ~ 1932 BAR MAID I S\mdaya only. 12-hZ"ll. + Apply !n P""I"'" 11).am to 6-pm + ''11Kl". 32a! W. COASr HWY NR. WAITRESS Wanted for Th• Stemwheeler LUNCH SHIFT Appty In P•non REUIEN L LEE 151 E. Coa11t Hwy. N.B. Editori•f Auilt•nt ~!Ui.t be aood typiJ;t, havr hid aome ~ wntlni ~n~. tMo wUJlng to hen. die drt.a11a. Excellent bmt- fla, lllch u pa.kl vacatkin, llCk )t'9Ye, pajd lf'OUP Insur· llflCP, CJ'f'dlt union, tk:. An in~re.;tina "''Ot'\d.ni: Jllualioa for r!gtit prr&Ofl. APPLY AT nIE DAILY PILOT l10 WEST BAY STREIT COSI'A MESA HOUSEKEEPER WANTED TO :JI yn. of ~-Uvr Jn, mothcrltM bomt with :/ Rn•ll C'tuk!rtn. Privatt room and ht.th. Modt'nl 4 bt'siroom home with swimrruni pool.. Woman ,.,th 1 or poKlbly 2 childl'l'TI act'f'll!l blr. Sal&r)' apron. Phone tVr"I· a!tt'I' 7 - 53&-4460. Da.Y• phone 847-847' A!Jk fOf' Om. e SA VL"lGS & WA. ... e Trlltt Tralt\tc. H1i;:tl -=hool Rndu•tt. TyJ>I" l'lf)Jlr'OX 50 wpm. Mu1! M ahlf' I.() work ~1th publk. Aft 19-77 Apply ....... . e V.'"ORLD SAVINGS e 29'2-So. Coast H"''Y· Laguna &•ch -•~ CLERK TYPIST ~ncf'd Rent'ra.I ol'flct" work. Somit collttro necn- i;.ry. P!eflat' call for an ·~ prnn~I John B•rry & Auoc. 67S-3551 BAB¥Srrn:R I llooM!k~ e MO'lliERS e ~r · Uv• m: 2 ctuldrt'Tl . '1 School • Home cocm:!inat:in, achool agr" -.,.mklns work. 10 to 30 hoon "'ttk. parttiUI -SJ5 Wk. !l.JG.lllC2 School, Onucti. or .f.H work ORTilODONTIC ASS'T htlpf\11. ~lltnt ea.minis EXPER. * Call 6-l2-104G if at'!."Ppted * CALL; B~11 ~ll nooo or 1: 30 54J..!l'l35 for AppollllJmont. to 3-pm. * (Ne'Wp)rt &-;.chi CRAND.\HJJ'HER ""ho ,.-jsh- • BOOKKEEPER .-"' m bforomr part of lam-i!y In livt 1n & tu\v, room, F'ull t:lmr *' OR 3-~")JO IJnrlrd & ~'Tl'Jall 1111lery for • !!01-JOlh ST/NB. • 11ft,.mnnn rtl1ld C"tr" Nt ar T'l~hnnr SoHr\tor~ T11 lh#11 & 'lai;:nnl111. :-;., l!PJO Ha.rbor Blvd. 01 hnli~l'"''"T'k M1-2:l l2 11fl"f !\. l----"'0··20TO ____ PPRLIC Jlf'!atJOM, IJ!llf'tl •S- MAJQR-8ANK 11at:int~ . muA !JI" aMrp Ar W,11.nta i::::xpt"nencl!d ()J>rr1· JitM1 • $al11ry and O'I' t-om. tJONll Employ~'· 4!M.m71 mu•&lon Must bf. ablt to BABYSITTER/MY HO~IE. mPM puhl1e 18fJ7 W Kalf'lla, 9 to 5:30 p m. MON 1hni N.t1tt 101. A.naht>lm. United f'RJ. 646-63J'l llft 5 '.rJ C<il1Jom111 Build<on. e llOUSEWTVES & STU· e TRAVEL A.CENT e OEm'S * Earn mooPY f•~t S.YR..c:; £.ii:J)('rienl.'f' with Man- in tlJllUY lime. * ~ 11s;tmrn! Pot,ntilll. Mu.t be \.l."O.\.'IAN. A,o:~ :n.t~. Cllrry· Siilf'I Orirntr<I wittl Oral\ir out food. Houn 2·30. 9.:ll <'ly lollowm1. ~7-5MM or ~f Call 540-'25i!l!i 6;Jr9 P~l ;.14-'i8S6 f'"tl,.... llOL'SEKEEPER * i.ou'Kt SfNf;[.E girl to l!ve ln, room f,..mily. * Good cook. I.h·r and hoerd and 1m1\J ul1ry in nr 0111 * '14S-7116 fnr ;'111 .. rnoon dlild CI J'f. J\'r•r T11Jh,.rt Ir f..fl!l1r"Ol!l.-I \\'i\t.'T }1.'LI. OR Nn hf'llt!"""'lrk IW'l·n.2 Aft Pu1 tim,. ~111d ;, .. ~~.it<.4 • -~-ATTt:NTJf)N e e e \l.'Al'I'R.E:'\.';; I PART TIME e e e HAIR S'Ti'LISTS l)()f'ltrr COR.'<~;n r-1£h1 & l\'rf"llmrl !Yll"1tln1111 1 1~0 RIVERSJO~:,>.JB '"'flMl ;ti 01f<lll \If'~'•'• lr4d. BABYSITTER n«df'd dll}• 1111.: Salu!l • CAii \J:in:ig<>r 12 childrrn ll., yr. .i. 11 '•1R-!Y.IJ9 mo-I NB llN'A 4'4&-0\:fi ---fnll'SEKFt PER. ~ day~ • e Sewtnc Machine Openirnr .,.,....k, $2'00 mnn1t1 0....-n E,xprrl~ l'lf' W1ll triun: 1t1u1.~ 800 Production Pl., NB t'l'\I f'OT1 nr11rh 671-0fi?l YOUNG WOITIM, '"'"room & HO! ·~L"l\EEf'ER~ Biohynr board In Npt Bch Inf" po::lrt v.knrl only ~ ~m rhildl"f'n time ~O'l'k 613-11793 p!"rm '\pt Rt·h J;i'.~·llt\l ,..,r WAITRESSWANTf.J)---. Df:.."'\IAL°A.SST _e _ Experienced. Ov!r 11 n r:irt Umr.fllo.'f'T' 71, ,~ 962-1?12 llfler 1 P.\.1 • L~fl"r-r-f • ;..,'6-119('f, l;1~to~US~El<""'EEP;;;;°"ER;;.-~w:;;IU~i"~':--;':" I --o-:-F:r1 K TI· Pr,..,.-- hrip c:"lTtl' for tnvlllld. 1.Jvll'-fTIR \l~l'lfCAL. l...AD in opt:lonRJ. ll17-.~ f;.tli-T-AA SEA~f~f'Sli, mu~t 1)1" .,-,:. ~ T°j';)l!Alft~m"~-Ll-S-T Jlf'I' 1n ,...n m•k1n11 Af'Pll f 11J1 1 .,,. !11~ ll,.,..lnr, St'61 Bf-•dl ST\.~,, •l • \111&1 hr L!C' tf(IWf'k,."f"'r """'"t1 r.,.r. mu nr l':.ni;:ll~ti 5 d.11~" 11ok $2 00 hour f!M../i]ill • ... ..... f'Tl 8"11("1\ \\'OM1\', ,,, oqt ,.,c;--,..;Or.,.u; frir ha! ;,. ·• vr old ln1~ Pk. NW> );.;;J..02!!9 11, I A 2. llO Wrek. Nr. Ed-5100. lnlaid m. 1op nlnut Dr7WS • ~ Op-Fis her SOR AM·nt $159.50 $ 35.00 Ht'lmdl, CouJ.M, ~1 Main. HB "Bft'ny'' ~ ward. l ~1e1'"11ddt"n. HB. end t.aNea a t>rithtood ... to l:llo'· ...... ...._. Kara: XT·l FM 1249 50 $ 62.50 Shoel, 2·_..,. l'9Cilo. f or'C'fd I' WET BAR * PADDJ:i:i ™ At1tt ~;JO P M. ,. \amJll ru . .Nil' lam.pl etc. Henclenoft'I Tec6. ffi.R..0 Short-Wave '359. 00 $ ll.2S to quit rMllar! O:lmplete out· RED 1..EA'Mi.ER • wm1 ... lan<ll. is. sa.-4598 UTT HARBOJt. c.M.. and othen · tit S'l5. (ll ~ ..sro<>L.S • m61 Jok-Men, Worn. 7500 CAL. Shop din. 9!t. I cbatn IWPER Ranie, I>'' ovt n: Ampllflen & ,re-Ampt •l50.00 Mkcelt.Mow 8600 ANTIQUE cbetl1, baby turn + hutch. Hidt • bed. r ftJl.a. xlnt c:md., vuy clean-A C'OUlte<:b I Qu.&1 SOW '395.00 • atta rup. teak formal dbl Huntlnvfon S..cliff Country Club 2 club ctulin -BR aet w/I ~. !ISU90l '' II Stereo Pre-Amp $295.00 $110.00 J\n. Ka.lit Sal., SUn. at, tlc. 54S-l'7M dra~r cbest. Klftr; llbe bed. Anti 1110 fL!ber 80, 30W tll0.00 $ 22.50 MOTiql W Oltf OT., PAINT DOW ~ Jill' LATER .. to o,.n Soon Co\CIC' TV. ProvincUI Ulb1-. q-. Fis her SAIOOO, 150W·Dtmo $324.50 $2".00 N. a. ~ Ev"" ca approved credit ~ e OAK QrTed Cius Otln• (2) Gray Pre-Amps & FlltlWOOD WALKER PAINT 842-5776 • WaitrMH• •Busboys • B•rt.nd•n e Cook• Offlc• Furniture IOlO ~ SUO Fancy kltcb-SOW Ampa: Pr. Ea. •224.00 S 45.00 rt.' Ale · FrH dt.Uvay LARGE M.lzTored dr&wtr@d ea ~ J*UI Sl!l.95 Ga ry 50W Amp tls.4.50 $ 35..00 • 544-l'T31 • OT-.irc table with Matcb- DE.SK. W1ln1:.t. omc:. eX"«:· Fancy Victorian llangtrc L.B. LA.ming SE 401 •231.00 $110.00 FIREWOOD tn1 dttuH f10. 673-ITl~L t)'Pt'. 30 :ii: IO. NMr nrw lAmpJ '35. Lott ol CUtal&Y, 12) Marantz :Ii 30W tl54.35 S 55.00 D> \ii cm:! ddi.Vlred. H).Sl81 White elepbantl? [)tme...a • .tinf! e Dl1hw•1hert For 1ppt. phon• ~ 64&-l'\amiturt. ,U:. * ~1383 " .• • 1:;=:==::==:::,;;:=::;.:;;;:;:=!:::=::=::=:o.:::: I ' · '5ll e >< A M AJmQUE:<i • 7, Stereo Pr .. Amp ,254.00 $12.1.001 536-1166 ~1UST SEU. • SCM • 2428 NEW PORT Bld/C,\.1. ttfclnlol:h Ml801.~ow Indus. t249.00 $100.00 TRANSPORTATION TRAN41iPORTATION NO. '4 COPIER. Xlnt e OPEN DAD..Y s.~ PM " Audio M.Uer MM4 $32.S.00 $150.00 U.... tan tfOCUMd C•rt 9900 Real Estate Sales coOO. $7'l0. !i46-l.2!JO Gtiantk: SI.le Scott 130 Stereo t180.00 $ 49.5011.:.=...:;;=---':..:.:.:.:C;;;;:...:;;=---':..:.::. 0u1atmu la.Y•ways now RECORDS PLAYERS -Thoren•$ ltondlM M~n or \l.'omllll, work area ~ cbol<'I!'· ~tu1t be Uctn1- f'Ci. C!l.11 for appt. Store Equipment IOI 2 BOOK STORI FIXTURES ' Bookt-un, tables, cMln, dledtltand· ean ~1na JanJ.. Martin Andq'ut'I Weather, Ret-0-Cut, Gny kit. r;.. 17tti St. 1 block r::ut MinCO!'d. Some new from $10.0 to Ut.50 CORBIN-MAR'MN' REALTORS 6r.,.I662 d. 'l'ustin Avir. Sant• An• TAPE PLAYERS & RICORDERS Amlque N&Uonal Cuti Altafonic 4SO-H 14" T'MI $850.00 Rctattt. 1.S!l'J. Solid Ampex t'l2 Stereo Pia)'«' 1295.00 e KITCHEN HELP e e WED thru SUN morntnp onJy. tin... Workinc condiuon. Butoba Battery & A.C. $284.50 Best ~ttt. Contact Mr. Capitol VM 7~ e ~'rom 2-PM to 10.PM Ntwp0rl Br5ch Teril Oub G•r•p S•I• I022 ~ef" 64.2·Km Craig TR404, MJn. New '49.GO ,274.00 '380.00 CUS"l'ON .56 Ch•, must N'f! .UrmQUES •UNIQUES Revere M-30 Cart. w/CQe tu appreciate! 0ierry 1"Xld Vilit U1 at h Wollensak 1980 Stereo ""' EASl1lLU>T Newport BNch * 644-0050 comoie mbkid, bel&e tor-ARIEL SPEAKl!RS & ENCLOSURES mica table w/g cha1n-Wa.1· 8 !:. 11th St., CM Allee 515, 15" • 89.00 INDUS'TRTAL E n 1 I n rt r. Young. Know\edgt ol time atudy MTM. Apply 2!IO'I' So. Ollk. San11 Ana. nut comt.T ttille w/2 match-ANTIQUE mahopriy dining l..ansJn.( Metregon tnr f'rd table&. Pr. WVCld ta!W, Shenton stylt, l ~x-045-205 $1183.20 tampm. Hide-a-bed, ~ n ~vn. szz:s. ~48 Laming Olympus C 50 S210.00 d al print CO"t"tt. Mile. b«I· eves. A wkenU Other Altecs, Bozaks, Lansings, ~tatur?: couple man11ge 12 •pts. c.au 6J.5..5001 Mnn thru f'n 9 • !I "l"'Mda, toys, etc. Dnk Stephens Wharfdalea: from $4 to $59.$0 lamp. 9 X 12 role!.-. rur. S.WI-Mechln" 1120 c OP All in n:celltfl( cmd!Hori. "• Ml R HONES, CARTRIDGES & ARMS See •t CJ9 Cambriciae Or· '67 ~ TllllCtl 'n ~· Ortofon, Weathers, Empire $.S to $35.00 School .. ln1truction 7600 de, loft lTth' lrvlne) 0.-S'•"*"™'dc. Like new~ T.V & C.C.T.V. ta Mf!U.. •..n mo. l>t'ller. t.qun1 Alrutroo Vldicon camera w/lens- nu.s.t. ,,,_... "'-Gu "'""' • · · · · .,..,.,, Turret. 2~mm, remoie •696.00 SlH.50 Trade • Billi""' ~ stews SU. Philco rdr1c, SINGDt SEWING Ma.chine, Com;:,~ 27" $20 and PJ.00 WEST COAST Zlll s. ...... SL, ..... ... .... top, lai. .... "'· -"" "' ...,........ J1CAN MUSICK CORP. ~nm G.E. old, $lO nlDL lhiPes o.tll II-. SCS.7Ui :""1..,, •• ~ .. ·:::," ~_22 A dbU. -- -KE>fMORE ,.....,,, 120 :IOIO l'UCINTIA AVE., COSTA MIS.I. ··---.... ctlh«.-.... Oood ......... nw... 5411671 rNDtVIDUAL ...,.. a pie, W&l:alt bed hmes tqmsa Baell 04-Qm trlal). Oilkcat 10 • LnMm SU50 ... Bid da'Venport, Typing School, 173 Del War lib"""· Antique llzbt M• Mu.Jut Inst. 1125 fltAND1Jlt'TATIQfll CM. 5411·2859. hocM.)' dbl canopy bed. MiAc -::--:-:::-----:'.:-::----------I TllANSPOllTATION -"'•'"s=EWIN'='°"'a"CLASS~=.,,~.-· I itmw lo oom. to mmtioa. ELECGUITAR w/'1 Pick-UMd Cart f900 Used Can Blimp Method 188( Placentia.. C.M. upm + SI. Ceartt Amp " --------'.:..:.:....::.:::::..::::.:. __ _ EXTRAS! sr.o. m..ncg, BFA, MS ~ :5462(1 REl'IRING I M\JST SELL <ALE AND TRADE MERCHANDISE FOR NOW! 1'tttpl"OOf 'MJl-ule, Plenot & Ol'ft•nt llJO !Mn p 0 Wt' r tn01'l'U, '• ~ Sofu, OWn. Book· pl•not-Pl•noa-PIANOS CUH. Belt dllnce you may .-ver Furnltur• IOOO ?.flSC! * SAT I SUN. ha•t to bu;y 1 quality dec- MODEL HOME .., OAK * """' M"' ontor <tyl<d pi~ '"' " Sl'ANISH TWIN Mapl< '""°"' b<d "-'· -·l<>&ood-N '1n& ol Tobi•, ~. tn<k. """"""· 25'•1 <>u mW. ""'' o1 The t'lef:anl kdt: th.at you $50. Kft1 A Barbie " outtita. owr 100 tin• iNtrument.I have lftll tn bnutitul Mod-G. E. raJ11't , ~. A Oddi .r. tncluded In thla Nov. S\)ee- el Home1 now 11 \en tbmi Enc». S.t & SW\ 77U De-lal. YOU f lCURE nn: hill the ot1ctnal prt~. All aoto Ave., o.ta Mt.N. D~ Sel~ !hr p. mtrchandlae di splayed only 1-5 PM Sat. .l Sun.. 2S61 m'IO J'Oll want and deduct • nrver ll5t'd. Gorpcm Crdt Dr , Bay6:ns. Dry-25" from the 1landl.rd Kina: Siu bedroom wt. ell'* er, Dual hN d bcm'd. Dou-price-that 11 all you pay. 11:ant S~b.b uvm, room " bit cn-tr. l...arnpl. Mile. HA~IMOND lovely dlnlna let-Sd.11 I t lltms. ~JJ.45 ln CORONA DEL M.AJt all betttr 1tore11 for lU'Ollfld NOV. lS-lg; !I AM to 5 PM mt E. Cbillt Hwy. IT3-lll30 n.ro. Our prtce $GAS. Can 2564 C&n'lt'fW Aw., CM. NEW Hammond Sptn.rl ()r. be b o u 1 b t irpll.nlrl:r. &t. Print-eton A rau. p.na s1.,. no>. New a.. Term• t!.( mo. D~llYtd 11 Art m.ateria.111. mi«'. rum.. .:ile piano full prim $CBS. SANTA ANA ~ITURE, Cf')"llal, milW!' A ~-O:>untita larJ8St K1ection .f2l!i W. 4th SL ,,_, 547-0789. r --~-'---''---'-'---1 of n~ 6 Qltd -A .,. Open A Sunday I ALL HSDfOLD PURN! ==="~'='~· ====· =~ i ./ SAT ,._am to t-pm. Bdrm-cans. f'ORCED SALE-SACR.IFICT! .... """-"-SOi..\fl.DT PHlLUPS CX>. ~. ~ ...,~, '""" ..,_ M·'-St. !kdroom wt, maple • bird! r.e.tiy turn.* MUCH MORE ...,...., •-• aw compl, Dfot'1.ll.lli table-•/ J73..11rd St/CM . 548-tBM Santi Ana,~- mcti. It. mll'TO!'. antique GARAGE Sa.le Ill aorta d FACTORY orden doeoetlut srttn. Limp ta.bin , lllli<!Ut' bomehold I' o o d I ' I and o! certain 1'nncb. Italian whit~ &. g.;ild Inf. Dlnln1 Ouiatm.as Items. AD brand I-En&ildl. BaldQ pi&DOI room aet, cvved Spanlah, 6 """'· &42-5-436. 8906 !l Cap. -to down IO pnc. '°rock chaU"I Cocktail 1,11.ble, bN~ ltM AYt., Fountain Vallty. bottom. Quuut. llmited tiful sold W?at. Sttreo con· IO hureyl IOlt, C.E -m11.plt cablnl!t. SAT a, SUN: GI ... table, V.'ARD'S w.DW1K mrDlO L!l[h! r\Xlur8 • dtntn1 rm . $600. St.ll Sm. EncJ!. Bri-1801 Newport. CM &0-UM Tsp bttr n'Cni Boudoir tannlc11.. flOO etc. W-7834 Greet '"t. 6!l> W1lnut Avt . Ger. 5, pov.dt""r bar ' mirn:n". r:>ld ~ar. If, B. 83 HAMMOND RGAN leaf. MiK'r'll~ hoUse-•1th IMUe llPM)an: •ft d hold. \amp1. tahl~. ch~1r!, Hl·fl M'I, llv. nn. 9l'lt.. • z ~all. Taki fl"« pay- hl'T-br&<'. llllt1qur coal bin. chair; miBc. came"ll &: mtnta 163.02. Good ccndl· Bowl • pHchrr. f)lcturn, fl'I· l!q\lip., t'fc l124 Samoa Pl., tlon. A•k for Bill. HJ.4539 llo tabl~ .l btnctltl. 4You CM. Sun. MIJ. GULBRANSCl'f J'imo,. map- Mmt ill. 546--J&U. Meu PATIO SAi..£! SAT/SUN 1, ~I•. can't be tc:»d Vttd~. 10..S P~I. * L&mpm, Bedl, frum new! S.V. pm, FLOOR CLEARANCE! Tabin MlSC -haetrid COULD MUSIC.. *5 N. S • h Mod .. 671' IRVINE I N .s. \la.in St., Santa .Ana. pan IS • •rn QUA!... rum .. t>re:icd dill . 1e1 M7.ffil1 • ~ &e1. I n ::;penUlh Diwn 1-Oi1ir w/huretl, Bmf.seye maplt wood arm.a .... F.P. S:n9.9t5 (°'eitt. rrurrnr A tablt. •P' LEAVING StaW. 0ni 0rpn .....,"!sh T11.blt'!l. hi..4.ly d--,.,,,'O manuall. OxDI 6 See~ "I""' ••u ·~-l'allit. clot.hes, r te. SU.3006 504 ~ ;. ~ or11.t1v~ , ..... low u $24 95 A.NTIQU&5, houlltboid itm1. ~ ~ft,, 1"0 00\\'7" I) AC 1..:::.:::::_..:::::=-=~-~ Mor; tt"I P"Y. BJink 1enn1 Aaaortf'!'.I ckil.tlin;. 303 E· f1SCHEJt GR.AND PIANO t.-fASTERCHARr.Enr ZlndSt.ICo"""1'SantaAnal rr .. ight ~wSlSO' BANK or A\1ER!C'o\ GARAGE SALE. Stnw A GOULD MUSIC COMPANY Gu~r. up 10 m·; SA\•1np n1111e him .. ';<lt1Sun 10 1.m . ~SN Main. SA ()ptl\ Eve. l)fl 1111 S!ock "" tlnnd ZZ1 Via. lth1ca.. Npt Bctl. BAL.DWIN ACltCllONlC ApprovM Furnltur• UDO ISLE PIANO I OWiT)•ood tb'lilh. 1159 H11rhot Bl. 01 54&-9660 Bia ale -Evtrythlng c:he-.p Bl-..AU! SM:!. * SC-5751 l"l''IN l>f'd bookcaJr hrad-201 Vla ~ 673-077.8 l"S'ED ORGANS S125-tl95 hoerda. Blond a1h with NEW I-us.E..nrrEMS-GOULD MUSIC OJMPANY brown tonH, without tnAt· 1.S(J() E. OcPR.rifront, -.m'.t N Mlin. SA Open eve. trHS V'l'f'Y iood condltlon. Ba.Jboe. f'rl-S111. 9. s. \\1.JR.Ll'i'ZER SPINET $30. ;,.» llll.1 PIANO. * axn' ~ SAT. 11th . furruturt, antl- CUSTOM mlldt. 8' couctl, Q\Jts, llntn. "'"'*~ Prlrf'd SELL • S30Q, * 6Q.JJal ct'Jampagne color. lrmt1 10 tt-11. 2!il C•JQn. 1...q: Bch. SILVER'n>NE 5 • CHORD RobilllOfl'•. txct.ll~nt cm-OR.GAN wlll!l'«:H • SlOO. dll. •on ~"' •"'°"' -• g SAT. Nov. 18. 1()-.4 6n:I ~a-KITl fDV· ...,,,...,..,,... .,..t"' A·I COND! • M-7«17 PM-short Dr Newport ~!IZ20 ·-=~~----Br11ctl .-..'lng ~t. Plr. PRIVATE PARTY WANTS BDRM SETIBiM! Heywood TO BUY PIANO FOR CASH. Wa.kd!eld. Brau • C')Od! l-_A~pp_,_l_l•_n_c_" ___ _.:1_1.:..:00 ----~-:::::::::;..,.=~- rht'l!I, scand. dbl~btod. matt e PIANO WANTID Sprp & SP""11.d. 64&-203-4 ~fUST aell Slill•lu~ ll (')'· r.iusr sr:u.• E'l:...-<INk llll'l • lt wuhrr, s1n Wts1i111:· I==~·~"'=·====·== Nf'W Hid,..A·&-d $160, fMll. l'lotnoo~ dryer 110V • $6. wr-$1Zi. ""lhr flftO. 67'.I W...J 9fi2-f.007 Televl•'-n 120S :'llJ llF1..IO'rROPf-:1Cd~ V. EDGEV.'()()D r.A:;; RANflE R.er1t or a.,. ;, T'C ™-ii:I' ~rr!1f\n11l Iran OIRO~, .. : mr,, t.RJDDLE NEW COLOlt TV Xf.NT C'OND' 962-T!MO ., MONTH !I'" ~,.r>o1r11trl_1 \ nrly n,.w. • .;Int rood S~r,-:,l.'~:~~~"lj d11>·s FASY \\'ASHER & DRYER. ()pt. to ~. n"ft _,.,la!. til 1 30. •II T::lCI rvr ~~ra old tr BE..<;T 0f1or:R rtt. deUvtcy. No obliptlon. ~tAllOGAN'Y Dlll.ln'C rm rhl TAKES • 5J6.9')'28 6.1M)G " chr~. Dunran Phyfp t:'I: RCA \\'liltlporol \\'ASHER. m.-1111 rl rood S111-S11n. 715 Aho-KF.:'.'.MORE t.AS DRYER. ('()LOR.LAND TV Opeft 1 d)'ll 1"'111 *""· B•lt"oll lslr x-u.-r CONn· li';J.1'1'J RCA Olb' TV; 21" Scrttn, ~THREE PIECE ruRVE0 l...\RGE CHEST e e e \\"•lnul cab.; 1 year old SE<i!ONAL $100 • • • Dfo,t r rntEZE s:oo CUh: COit -nt"N 673-:0901 r.oon rn~n· 642·5157 ~2769. ~ Ot 1AL:""'"'"KrNf;s1zE BED 14rl~ .... ,np. rnJA11 .... 1 GE 21", Be&uti&J blond \\ Br11u Qul.ltfd m&llrPSI (r>kbpnl P.rfrit: $lJO.L1k' c:abinel , nrnotit tor1trol ;.;...,,.r u~Nt • S!M 842-6.136 nl'v. ~ a4~g:n $75 .......... flM.Cl5 PRO\;-6'°Mit11: crff • wh!tt, 14' Ktlv1n11lnf 11utnmat1r l 1V SDtVJCE * Black .\ &ot('l\tU11rded '.\1nt Qllllllty Or. rtfn1t . " h<l!tom trttz. \\!hit. • UJiO, O*lr' -ri 50 & f"l!'ld Si5. ~2763 rt Sr.'! fi..I:' .ifl'J4 ph11 ParUI. * '41·3977 L'F'1U11-"'r! :RF:!> CHAIR Wi-:ST-1,-·{;-1101 --~-, -.-,-i•t-,-.· 1 \l olh UTT't.1,IA."I t!O f•1t f'n~Ptfll·•r. f li',.llrnt C'Ol'l'I!· 1Jl1TH' • ~T.1711 h11n Si'.. •-1.'1'~!1>:! '1~'l'lr1T.R.RAN'f:AN f1 TRN \\'t;.<:;'M'1< .Jf<>l '~~; 1t .. rn11:,.r· lhn ~ Al'! " 6 d\Ah·•· H•nd-11'1f Sm.1111 E\crll,.nt rnn- "'"l"\."M 11,.lldhQa.nj , 6iJ..6.'ofil dlt100' Mn-l.~'11 Hi-Fl & 'St•,_ 1210 ~7 C"AR S'l'f;REO/Leu J'f I 1 • ~A~ -SSLL llt'i I N'JS'T fl.fl, Al.SO TA.PE..<:; llll .,..Priol-MJ.ml. G:l.-«lil] EXECUTIVE CAR & DEMONSTRATOR CLEARANCE Continental '67 CONTINENTALS 6 TO CHOOSI PROM $. 5095 AS LOW AS 1967 COUGAR AUO MllCUIY1 • cowm I HUH IAYINH I '66 CONTINENTALS Full" .,..,lpfM4 llul11tli111 •11l•M•lic, •1dlo, lle1t.r, Powlt ll•••U.,, pit-b.1~11, P••ff wJfttl-._ 6 w1y i>ower lt•I. le•tlro•r ln!Hiet, '••ff tloer IMkL Fee• tory •ir co..tlltioni119, tit. ,de.ti fr•• ••.•• , , • , • $4295 '65 CONTINENTALS F11lfy "l•lppotl l11cl11tli"' 1lfft.,,.1tfc, ••41o, lleetor, ,, .... , 1i•e•l119, pow11 b<•le1, ,_,, wln4._, 6 woy I'•"''' ... 1. letlll•r l11hrler, I'-•• 4eor lee••• Fee• te.., air conclitie11l111 '"' L•11d•11 top. '•lcod "•"'·, $3395 '63 CONTINENTAL F..lly •o1111ippecl i11cl1o1dt119 •••-11:<, r1cll1, t..et.r, , ........... ,1 .. ,, , ...... b.1k11, ,_., ,,.jft41 ..... ' ..... ,. .... , •••. 1111~ •• l11t1 rfff .~ , ...... .. t1cl1. Feel•'Y 11r cond!tl-'11119, 1k .•.. , , .....• , $2195 '66 MERCURY WAGONS.9 l'MJF. COLONY l'ARK5. Eq•i1111•tl wltfro •11toM1tlc, •••II., "······ , ..... •••11!119, 1···· ~ ..... , .. ,, ... , ..•. pow1r rear wln41ow 111 cl111I 1cti1t11 toll91t1..ct-. l'oic•tl fr1M ......................... " ' ..... '67 COUGAR H.,ct+•p , • .,,.. Avton1•f!c, ••clio, h1•kt, ,_., tf•••l"t • po•o• l>r1k•1, f1ctory •Ir co ... ltlonl"t• COii· ••'• •"" olt •••r•a. , , •••• , • , ...... , ........ , . '67 COMET H••.tl111 covp•. lqvl11po.t .. 1th •v+-otlt, ••'I•, h11!1•, ,. ....... 1 ••• 1 .. ,, , ........... , .... orl..yf ···'· $2395 SPORTSMEN-LOOK! '64 Jeep WaCJOneer D1lv11 4 doe" 4 .,..heol dri••· F11fery •It' ,~i. n, .. 1 .. 1. ,.,...., 11.,,1,,9, ,,,,, ... 4 "••••r, ,_., I"'~ vD1. SP({IAL -SEf AND SAVE Johnson & Son ORANG! COUNTY'S OLDIST LINCOLN-MERCURY.COUGAR DEALfll 900 WEST COAST HWY. NEWPORT B&ACH 545-8278 642-0911 • Automotlv• 0 .. 1.,., for Over 46 YNn e '61 PlYMOUlll AIRY Ill JCW. HT.~--. ...... MIM', -,_., .. - '64 FORD GAWIE soon YL ...,_!!(. ....... .....,, -"""""'' WWI, """4 ... "'°' ... , . -,oM s1395 l :llH\,11 11 l'I'''"' Ill l<tJl'IHl11 :."f . "" 2929 Horbor Blvd Cosio Mesa ,,,, 546 1934 \ 'OR >E -16()() -~.SO, 2 :altlf'n• p, n ~b DOt.:.n WITI! ~I tu;;", al dln wertd !&tcb- :'71.i ~ . . . . . . . . MIRCHANDISI POlt MlltCHANDlll POR SALE AND TRADE SAL! ANO TRADE M!RCHANDISI FOlt SALE ANO TRADE MERCHANDISI FOR SALE ,AND TRADE MERCHANDIS! fOR M!RCHANDISI! POI SALE AND TRADE SALE AND TRADE MJacelt.neout 8600 MJ•~ll•n.OU. l600 Mltc•ll•neoua l600 FREE TO YOU FREE TO YOU FREE TO YOU 'M COLDSP. ref. $140. '67 * AUCTION * l'OUND Kenmore wuh mac $125 POOL TABLES KERRY Blue Ttrritr • AKC 1n rt1~1 area. bu~ NICE c:a.ta A ldttm&. N..S wd lath A Mot 6 Thi $'15 U you w~U ..U or bey ~ 1968 BRUNSWICK 3 yra. Ft>me&. Exceptional Wul Ion& h.ured C&Uco c.at, ~ ho~ 2 • ball·Bur- Posttt Mah Dbl bfd $50. Ii•• \\Indy a try ~AMF .,, TfUANGLE utcbdoc. Adulll only. want 0~11"r or """* homt mew. hall Slamea, .,..., '7S.ld Auct1ooa Fnday 1 p.m Sl11~ from $495 ~6288 11116 S'r.>-2939 a1t 1 PM or all Blue Prrmn. 1 red A Wh.ltt OFFICE retna. Col wtna Windy's Auction Bern Brunawick s:m value . • KI~S 10 wetka old, wern-day w~. 11/16 lottftl, I bulf l white ldttf'n ctl&lr, mepi.e end tables, 2015'11 Nt"WpOl't, CM ~ ONLY S2l9 SI ed It houJebroken. 6t&-~3 2 KJTJ'ENS l ~hilt> wfone S41·Tll.2 11/18 boob,~. tron1n& board, Behind Toey°• &fda. M•t'l 100~ FINANCING ll/1.8 bh:e t)'e & one CfHn eye 1 FREE lo load bom~ on1,y band lawn mowa-Other $$ CASH $$ SECARD POOL 1WO KITJ'ENS/F'REE 109 Othtt ii Bleck & white w. male trt . colcnd n--tt lt~ma. Mt S.2883. . !l23 S M Or . rreen e~ P\ 'l'l-allled • ,....,,~~--,,,..,.~---We PQ caah for: • I.Ill, 1Jl¥• ONYX. Balboa Ia.land. Playful. ~)()R'l ll/16 Hound. 11,t yn. old. Papen. VINYL TILE e e e .,.. 1'undtun ~ AppUanoee 532-1992 763-7468 11/U TERRIER -Yant m111t be fenced. Lava or UNOU!:'UM IQut.ft -. ~ AD!Squea ~ Toola PICTURE Pretty. S Jiuffy Wire hair~UI 7_:;::-19 I: peopla, LI~ W2» lta1lrd 1119.:iO * UP to ONE ITEM or -POOL TABL!:s bay direct Klttem. 2 Boys. 1 Gld· m 1 nnt t 1' H~r:s rnµ: 1.t~ K1ttna. ~ .us SQ.rr. * MH852 <X>MPL.ETE HOUSEFUI. at factor)' pncal Slate, ~6 ll/lli Good with :1u1dreo over .: tn.inl!d.. 54().69111 llllO DRJVEWAY a»: ftrlt.. -a can 541"'7411 or 121.am &11 .ue. -ilrw and u.sm. DARUNG Puppy u weeu 541>37~ 11116 PETS & LIVESTOCK varioua "aood*"· S.L A tnllTID\ FABRICS Tenn1. Sbowroom o Pen old. mlxfd breed. S48-4538 Bl.ACK Bot.ion Bull tttrler. 6 !bl. a s.nta Ana Aft., Mii IUI Saturday and Sunday. • 11/17 montba old Tan "'Htlnt 5T' Cop 1125 NN1)0r't ee.d\. •l&tt ..., fOR SALi! BADGER SALES FREE DlflT. fM11a del Both fernalf> To l').Jd bom•. GP.:RMAN M1 •a Ir 1 4 !' SPANISH ao f e, wwmy 1110 North Ma.In St. Marl 0.ta Mesa. Euy ac-615-2511 11118 P':>111ter, AKC, ctw.mplon ch•tn.it $300; Spu1lb com· R.nrui.a.ota, Samples 6 Mill-Santa Ana 835-0611 ceu. 546-8849 ll/16 PAIR oJ IJld)'Pd caia Haw stock, Dttdl Ion A room mode wormy dleltzmt $175.. • Sat. Only 1 a.m.. to 2 MIXED Labrador A 8&mo1-mpent (1Vtt noo. on ~ 54().«lll8 , 642-4956 p.m. 921 Ballu. a.ta Meta LOAN-BUY..SEL.1,TRADE ed Puppies. 6 wb oW. muat ltay '•!her . flnt' • BASSET PUPS e PORTABLE t)llwwtltlit· 1917 =~ bed. foam mat CASH PAID FOR 642-Tl40 lllH pea. 5.1Ma37 U/U e ~ OUntU U~ Lett.era tr: srnaD =che.t~: eOl1mond1 eOld Gold TO load home 8 wk old MA.LE ~' AKC ?ri. eM&le/1'tm&Je * 5&1QO 32· Little me. Paid Sltl. bone· suitar-decoratar ~ • Jewelry e ldtteo. MS.HM ll/lS ealored 3 pn. Female S.. Hlnl&tm'9 aalNAUZdti SeD for $60. M34l54 a.ft.er 3· talnl; ,._ bl\IJt print. J.p-eotMr Items of valu.• CRAY • wtitt. ldttm. Ile liladr • tan 2~ yn. AKC • • ...a · t..u. %·PC UVING-IUI .... Ulte n. prtnt. d1Ucb l)'pe; C. M. Jewelry & Lo.n Mf-5533 Ul!I aft I. 962-84 11/2) * --* = :oo. ~ ~ Ml 6-0&fT WI Newport Blvd .. C.M. REF'RJGERATOR • Worb. S MA'ICHTNG mal• kittma-AltC axxDt SPANIEL · nJR.NITU'RE Sae: Movlni • ~rm • 642-2368 11/17 hAlf &TOWn Houstbrokta &: PUPS. I wD. Champioo ~~~-~ •uw_~ ~pLSATONLY. G.an.aGE SALE! '!WO KITI'mS. !'1~ 2:'-ner ~.,.,,, Stoclr •••••••• ~ 'l'IJAM•• ......_...-.-. --.r QlnU!np Walznrt babJ equip, ~~ g;...cm ll/1t ~ .i:.vH. UJ »> Sn.KY TERRIER P'IP&· 2 tai eJec. dryer. 14'7.al. ~ dli*ic -. re-HO! • HO! • HOI MALE Gmnan ~ 2 BLACK ldttf'l\I a wb old. malft AKC ft.es. aua II tJTIL. tnl1tt ~; r told ftia, ~TD> 3515 Apt. B, rro::"'~ ~ ~'8rr yrs Ml'l·S859 U/18 Atfectionatf' It houlebrok-no IDIM'ft' 5'4-CO na~ d& $.."SO: dean er.. Aw.,. c.K. • . en. IC-2931 -715 'J\adn LABRADOR REI'RIEVER ru ra,.e $:11. 548-6Sl3 ciitlCK Tbw Sor e.rptns• Counter to Mrlreraton 3 Yr. old p.rt HUik:)', part N.B. ll/lT PUPPIES •• AKC/REG. R.ELAXACJSOR • mw dlx. Lawn IDOW9', -,.. ~A·, Come aod set It! Sheltie doc. 96>-5<& ll/2> CAUCX> CAT 1 ~""' r~ lov· CAIL 9SU7&o • -• _.. 1617 MJlrguerltl'. CdM ~ •• model • aCl'Ulce • mab bib, 303 rifle. ~ IS YOUR AD IN ~-able family pet. Female, YORJ<SHIRE Terrirr maJ.t oll«r 60-W ew., wtmt. P!UNTlNG piWS l''XJ" pl•· GARDEN Tractor/WalJd.ni. FIEDf SoawN .m ... ~im fJI( ~ms~ or sqipy. AKC Jt.ictatiw1iCl e CEMENT MIXIR e tm; mw m.das roDI : Pro-Bulldorailr. ll" dlllcs, cuutv. ICIClltq tor tt. Dta1 6C2.a71 !lm. lll2D MS-M Eves. A wtimda. • CALL ~ e ..... model. $Z U Mm fml etc. $'95. 548--l626 b qukk, dftdmt ~ Whlt.e el4!phan~! Dime...im. XIm watx:hdait DobermaD rRANSPORTATION TRANIPOaTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION lltAHSPORTATION ~: ~~; New Cll'I MOON .. c,,. MOO ..._ Can 91DONew C.1'1 ttOONew Cara noo A.KC Gsma Short II.a.Ind P o I a t e r ma» pappiea. s YOURS IS HERE AND READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY . FINER THAN THEY HA YE TO IE ••• USED CABS lecerd ........ Sales el New 1961 O......_ 'Are OnntockJnt Us .. ,. .. ,,.., .... ,.... _, Mmy More at U•11aal Scm1191 TMs W ... ettd. '&& OLDS DEL TA • • • • • $2999 '85 BONNEVILLE • . . • • $2899 4 Or. H.T. A11tt111" "'-• w.Al.U ,.....,, fvll ,_.,, fec+efy 11f. 17,000 llllles. w .. SJltt. S1ve uoo. '88 T-BIRD • • • • • • • $3299 llwa •/1Hda11 t•lt· fvtl ~. feet.,., air, 11,000 111ffH. w .. $Jltt. s. .. uoo. O..t. c~. UV.HIP w/wlllt. ... cl-et .... l~ter., fvn ,_.,, MPety •"· """' .. 24,ooo -ii... w •• um. s ... u oo. '66 PONTIAC OTO • • • • S2489 lled: w/11114H t.,. a WHk i..ant .. ,, l•••• , Hydre, ltS, !ti, UH, WSW. w .. U7tt. S.¥e UOO. '88 CHEVROLET . . . ' . S2299 '67 MERCURY • • . • . • $2599 ClievtAe 4 Dr. H.T. ~ .. " w/1111tch. ll!f.,. rt, "· N41e, ""*• WSW, fec+efy elP. 11,000 11111 ... w .. $Htt. Sa,,. UOO. C-et Ce,n. VI, Ml ... w/111etclt. lllt•r , Aute . H , UH, WSW, +111•. ,1 .... 1.000 111lle. w .. t21". s .... uoo. '88 CHEVROLET • • • • • $2499 '68 CHRYSLER • • • • • • $3499 o..,.y, ! Dr. M.T, Matt. ~lwa w/111.+U. ,,,..,, A11te.1 H , !ti, UH, New Vener. 4 Dr. H.T. 9"911 w/111e+ch. i•+er., Full ,_.,, f.mty WSW, 14,000 ... n ... Wu $16tt. s .... U4tt. .,,, w .. $J7tt. s .... uoo. '85 BUICK • • • e • • $2799 '85 CHEVY II NOVA • • • $1899 llactre 111 4 Dr. H.T. Wlllte w/~Hlt ltMH ta,. a Inf.,,, Full Spf. Cpe. VI, ~we w/'".+ch. lllt.r., ,ower9liJe, 11ewer 1t1•r., UH, WSW, f1c+ery air. 11,000 111llaL WH UUt. kn UOO. WSW, tM tlau. Wu $11'9. Sava $100. * TRANSPORTAftON SPECIALS * '60 CHltYSLllt SARATOGA 4 Or. H.T. w_,14 yee ti.allwe e11ly J7,00t ........ 11 ... s5 9 9 I '56 PONTIAC STATION WAGON H.000 '""''· ltwn1 perfee+ty. YOUI DOWN PAYMENT NDD NOT IE A PROILIM HERE! "1J Bil .... ft ~-Nina JA11ST18 U1ff'IL TOO .4Jlll9 UNIVERSITY 2850 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 546-1137 0-pia *'*' 5S-ll.8ll • y..,o14 ~...,.. _, ' ,.. oM rm,. ]lt ........ CllJl ...... rR ANSPORT A TION to.ts & Yachts 9000 TRIMARAN ''DINGBAT' CFn4 CP • MoWda! clam 24' x 1" I .u baWmc codqat, cicmplete with traller. Ex1ta beedaill, ..., momr. roU. ree6lc, ~·~. cM*t wtdl e.d. Many atr., f I a e eaadttkJn. r..c c:Nldlls t1c. .t up for ~ bulded but boa.t bu rWJld wft1 a n d earT)"I p. M. .\. ......_ n.tq. <>Yw rm ~ nmit. Prica S39aO • 0'9'Dlr It ~ la1'l'!I' mWU- balL Mq ... -at It.ma Boal O>., Alaml1m Sq, M3I E. ac.n, L<ias 8-dl. cm> GMB o....r . r:n:s alts I: JO (213) 9T-Cl!il LOCAL NEWPORT BOATI .. moct le. llp/lill" 1'lliat 1'lbld A ~ .... ,.. ~ llplllpH a.I. o.Dq,,.., .. • ax:o-m.-111tp·..., 'l!I 1'bDltloat Sloop • • SIZ!O •DimllTQs ...... ..... 11' n.st-llilGp SID 25' JUdwdluu ~ $3900 1'1UTZ A A VERY <Bkn) 51J..S1lt a/NB. ~ 14' LIDO G1uspar C'581 S3 HP ETlnrude <•> ES.ct. ata.rttr. ower, nrw battery and pa tank. 3)4 Grmd C-1. OID Mn. Odricma (21J) 'llMDl7 con.ct. SQ ftrm. .. )I~ r.t.r ,,_ tllSI: rn G1C DleM; twHo • ~em.. Ope to oil· er. f13.z2C Wlllnda. ar u,.: 21.S: 534fT 19' !XS-N-lliS, 210 HP Inl'ft'. ~I nidto. bait t.ank, ~ CO'\l'WI, lichts: load cond. °"""· $2500. 5*3333. ~lGT l!lveninp. 19SI GLASmON 1S' VO, la> hp. fully eqafp. Beauti- ful oandltlcn. A Steal! $3l50. 2323 Jnine A Ye., N. S. tG-48'T1 n.YING BRIDGE+ Custom ~. for tnltallatim cm 3't to ~fl Cabin C'nJiae' wt.th Hardtop. cxsr woo. SEIL • $450. + sa.tm 14' Seilboat. Sdlock Udo 14. 1'Ully equip. •/tr1r, '9'15. SC6t2I WA.Nr lT BOAT 'I'RAlLER b' SHORT HAUl..S. CASH! * c.11 ~ 32' Orie O'att. TS, tully eqtdp ~. l'ISOO. Take Cllll' or ll'O&lltt boa.t. 64&-m& * lS' INBOARD • Sl_,. NEW TOP * Nl:W BAIT TANK. * 961-2990 9010 CAL 21 lltaclnt cham- pion. 7 lae• of Miis, beetbath, outbeeN & enodlnd tpart. $10,tOO (714) '42·1591 '42-3910 OOLUMBIA 5~ Miter A-1 oond.. 2 ... at Alla ' llPlnnaJm'. R«f'Tltly over- baulfd. $.1195. Call f13.424i ~fore I p.m. IT SLOOP, ~ 2; pa. ~ lapitrlke; dlcr'Oll maln A Jib t yr. nkl: nrw Sra· 1\111. Sl!Ql. Aft 5 P M ~ * POOI'W AR RHOOES-33, All or Part. $~Val .. • IJ64 a.AS.~ OIAMP. * Owrwor. ~ (f'\1"9) HOURLY RENT A1.S * RHODES 19'S + P'lal r.o.,. Boet Co ' Balboe Power Crul11n 9020 2S' CC 6 Buoy No. 0129 Campi o.lhaWed.. rm. EY•, 182-3223 . , . . u .... c.,. STANSBURY BUICK USED CAR SPECIALS '67~-~~~A~ $4195 '66 ~~~~ ............ ................. s3995 I 66 ~~~.~!~~ s3495 I 66 ~~~~~!?A,_. s3495 '65~,!U~R~,1 .. .................. $3195 I 65 ~~t~~ ~~ellf UMt .......... $2995 I 64 ~~~E.f!T~ . .. ...... ,695 I 65 ~~al;!~!,~-..... ....., •• La. ... ,595 '64 ~~~----..... ·· SZ595 '65 ~£!<.!'!!~ ....., ........... . ,395 ~795 '65 ~~!!~!i ............... . ........ ,, ~695 '66GMC 1 TON ........... ,, ...... • ...... r °IL ~695 ~695 ~395 ~395 We Can't Afford To Have A Single Dissatisliecl Customer STANSBURY BUICK IUICK~AGUAlt-OPIL-GMC TaUCKS 2100 HARBOR BLVD. COST A MESA 646-9022 1 . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . __ NABERS ~ QUALITY • • • • ' s NOT EX PENS t V E---1 T'S • • • • PRICELESS ---• USED CARS It j, our aim to stock only the fine5t quer.ty uteo C..'1 •••ii.bl.. Many of these beautiful 1utomobil.s tr• one -owner "rs th.t hive bffn Garefully mtrntained 111 .,.. precision . cheded by our craftsmen . . . all promise their next owner m1ny, many mil~ of mqtoring pl.asurt • • • and all •re haded by • gu.11r1ntM of personal wfoftction. Come in soon and mt~• your ~tion. I '63 CADILLAC $1995 ~. '"' tMlllec -...... _t I~ ~1uc11..,. 1..-,, elr 11lua -I'll' -CMIOk a. tr•. _......., ~ wllll -le .... No. 1"lUUf '67 CADILLAC It 0-.do. C'-hlt wtlll N,,,,_ldlll - rod. fioll UlllllM --~ lneludlne tectwy •Ir .,,.... .. , • .iw ......., -CMlli.<. B1r-. DHt.r'a ,.._.., IM. flt ...... UV -.......... .,.._ ......... ~ -"-""'· ..... "" '65 CADILLAC C-OeVllle ""' c.f'llk ---i. cllldlllO ~ •Ir "'"' .... ,.., -c .. 111. -It a Gt'9C1911 wlllM ill cioltt ... I" IV'! I '66 CADILLAC C-'t'"-llull <•dlllM -_,,_ ,,. Clud ..... t_., elf •Ill& ,.,.,,., tllltf (adlllM U • trn T.,... 9014 .._ IUI011 IA&.H Dl,AATMINT OPIM l :JI A.M. t. t ,.M. Men. tflMI ,rl-t lo.M. le • '.M. .. L & ~ New FLEETWOOD ELDORADO • • • '(}u/df!p,c ··~-··· ...... • USED CARS '67 CADILLAC 11 $5595 c...-0.Vttlo G-""'""",,_ ..,.,, Full (M! Hie< ~r toul.,,,..nt tttU\ f•<tory e1r conc1hon1M _.,.."• o!N• '601Uec tec•oo ecc ... -10 '''" ,,,,.11, •"" dtlwa II.,. bf•,._ "'"' H• 7SJf '66 CADILLAC Secs.fl Op.VIiie. H.,.,...,.,y blue. 11111 CHIH« -""" l~y air, _, ""'°' loO.a & fnlnlo. ,..._ • .., """''M. Nllll9ht _,,,.,, .... ,,,...., ... ,, .. lo .. -Ille, Go<-U r ... ar9' '67 CADILLAC Sede" O.VHlt o.r-. toild a.tMvt full C..,_ lhac _, .... 1-lnetlldln• I~ air ,i.. me"r ot'-r Cedttlac ••tr•a Ho 611t '64 CADILLAC Con,,.,t1b1t 'utl Cedlllac _, ..w•a..,.ot •~ clU011>• lacto<y ••r 01111 m.anr oltl~• Ceo11uac •4· l•u ..... ""'"' _,,,. too Ho I ClllO '67 CADILLAC '67 CADILLAC C-Del/Ille '"" Ceol•llec -_, .. ,._ '"" ~ ...................... , ... * -·-.. ...... ...., ,.,_ vln\'I rrJOf Full -_...., L...,I 1 -cu --.. ,,...,, ,., n" .. '62 CADILLAC c..,. o.Yltle ...... ......!es -_,..,... 1KWJM ~ air 11lul -9'IW <.edit ... ""'-,...._...,.. -. oe11111r1 '63 CADILLAC C-DeVllte.. llull C..-UM ----i. cllidnl fecWY •• , "'"' _,., ....., <.M!ll.c .,... ........ --.... CXAlit New DE VII.LE CO.\VERTIBLE NEW 1968 CADILLACS NOW ON DISPLAY Ready for Delivery ____ NABERS """•" ~VIiia Full C•dlllac -•r ""''"'•"' "" ClucllNt IK'O<Y ... ltlllt -Otfleor Cad1llec ... Ira& . .....,lt11I IUt'GUOiM .... 1?21 '64 CADILLAC ,_ O.\/llle. """ c.Hll~ -...,,_ .... ci<.441fW ....,.., • ., 11M -11~ 1111W CM1li.t u- l'f'tt. s..,.. IMdt ,..., llOC11• '67 CADILLAC ,.......,,.,,. '"'' Cedlllec -....,,_, "" dlld1119 lec10ry air pica "'""" .,....,. C.cllllt< n· Ir.._ a-furn lllvt W bl«.\ VllWI .. HO Nl6 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540-9100 TRANSPORTATION . Sp11•-Sid ao.ts 9030 17' OUW!BPA.R Ot&tiorl. C.- nopy. .... c:ovu. Ameri- can ~-a hp John.Ion, I 10. J{fcJlnlnc .eata. Xlnt cond. SIP-644-008 Motercycles 9300 ..... ·oo CJUQ:&..CRAFr 18' C..va- hl'r ~ Good a:>ndl- tJon. 'Jftiler A: Coftor. Mu,,t ~u· au Ofter! ~:m1 Bo.t Trailers Ha'IDA .'.m SCRAMBl..ER 2!1G-MlLES. * $700 CALL 64&-4764 'S6 ~ lliO cc. $600 • M.aM ~ or tradr for ('llJ'. l.l'M Norw St.. Oii s.48~ 9350 NEW TILT BED TRAD...ER Sl.35. Nf"W!' in-~ W/t.Q 19&1 D~h.1n Ve.pa. pld t'Ond up t.o 16, boat. *-;!;7J evn. Muimum ~ Ill mph. s~ ~ll44 ~~~~~~~~-~ * JEEP 'fl> INTL DlG. 4 • W/D, CLEAN! Z«G of nrn . SUOO • 644-0156 Camper'I CAAi.PERS ORANGE CUJNTY't LARGEST SFJ...OCnON FACTORY DJJUrr OPEN ROAD OE.n.LER * HOUSE CARS * OiAf... IS MOUNTS * SL.IDE-INS * VAN ('> ~RSlUNS BMt Mtlnten1nce 9033 Auto Service * MOTOR HOMJ:.! VARNlSH-PAINT-REPAIR & Perta 9400 il.L MAKES 6 MODil..S at your dock. ~ 1967 TRU~ VPf'Y n.uooab!e. S.Sl~ * GR.AND OPllHNG * Any Carburetor rtbwlt SlO M I E • 9035 ..,. PN'll, 3-br. Service _a_r_ne __ q_u_•P._____ ''C'ARTER-H()LL},'Y" Dllltr& PORTA·IUb, ~. "" .. ~ llUll S.W Ii( ' wet .nl. SJ~. XL fl,., new. $8 67>0492 Tht CARBURETOR SHOP l!H2 HARBOR BLVD C'o-.ta ~CM • 642-3286 WAN'ThD ~-----i!ARDTOPor Bo.t Slip, Mooring 9036 COW-TOP for •50-·57 T BIRD * 111 639-156'.i DOCK SPACE AVAIL for 7T' Power boat/S1 50 per- ft. ~747 or 6~2526 $1.50 per foot Up to 4/1. 842-~ 5"TARTER, Gt'n. Ignibon, Motor tunrvp Low Low rates WOR.K CUAR ~2629 e '62 VW • ENGINE • "62 CORVAIR ENGINE 8oet-YKht • CALL ~ _c_h_•_r1_•_rs ____ 90_39 ~uto Toola & Equip 941 O CAL 24 SLOOP tor expt>nenct'd sailor' Sltt'!J8 6 * 842-7528 aoat $torege 9041 80&1 lllll"3ge & 1.aunrhmi c:.ail or ~"t"f' Up ,., 'lO. ti-noe<l yard N~rpor1 B.l y fmnL Monthly rat"5 ind. ll .... af houic. launctt~. ('.all A.athony •• RJS..z.!ln Mobile Hom" 9200 • CRUSADER * FASHIOtl MANOR *GOLD MEDAL All t)ll)f'S o( Trailer Parta BEACH TR.All.ER SUPPLY 19261 Beach Blvd lluntJ..niton 8f'ach. Calli 11:10 X 56} 2 BR. 2 BA. awn- in.,.'a. U X 17 l"l'lrl<.-d porcti. I r-uo. !W'W draJI". d1spoJ5.il It di.ltnJ~. 642-0037 1~1 Jl);d() TRAILER. f:ic- f'lln<ki Uvina rm. 11"<13 l'n- 1 cJ porrh, t W'!Ullgl .\ 'k I rt· 101:: A"'1nrli $4250 5.~'1611. f B~:DR.OO'f. 2 bit th turn On golf ('Olll'l'(>. * Near or,..n SR1(X) ~'l'lJl MC'RlFICf' -~11 SPAR- TA~ J Bf! Xl.".:T COND' Awru~. St900. * 548-633.2 Lil\1:.1> S r r v 1 c:: t Station Equ1f)ITil'flt • brr dangt>n. vac·uum dPfUlf'rs. ~hl'<'I hlll11nc·rn1. tunr-up. rrr. 011 fUll'MI. 111r dNlnPrS k ml Wholr~lf' Pr1rrg JPrry, ~~')..1R10 9425 Ill' C'ORVf::-rn. WlUl .... ..,,.. inR \ll(lrrn l,ond Mnd1- 11on S'r.'1', lZl W. Wilson. (.. • ~)'1R--034J Trailers, Utility 9450 ~AKE Tr&Jlrr • 2 whf'f'I, 4 x ~ BN1u11tul rond1llnn Tum- tnt: hJ,!hl~ l!Od ~llfl hs:hts A'k1n11 S!OO Mfi-907f\ alt ~ P\1 1 X Ii \1111 lrlr rf"fJ'lm·i1hlr n11ls, ''"''' fntnlf S7:; li:'!Xt \\' (lf'!''IOflnOI. RTi 79'.'..,.:, Trucka 9500 '67 l."vf( '1 T11n ~ t")"I l'ltrk &no nrw ~I (' cmp•"I S. l'l:, '67 ford R1mi;:1·1 '• Tm ~ f') I ind R n1•" 1·11lw1vrr C';unpN' S.119'1 •:1 \\ \\II 100. CM '>-1~0 'I f..i) C11£VY \ Til\ PICKUP XLNT 0 1'\I>' 642-0416 AITER .>l'\I ·53 DODGE PA~EL •,.T(1-.: Motorcycl" 9300 AU. RFSTORED' * \11 :--1 ·,,,,; St ·zt 'l\I ;..·lCr Tr111I I. Sf':t·• Sf,lXl * 6-1 ' .~ ,...,,, tprn< krv. Runa ~ ,,11,1 S.IJ' Br~t offer' Jeeps 9Sl0 :.10.1tl"1I+ BE.AOf OTY CAMPDU..AND l&.~ Beach Al"d • N B StG-2660 SAl..E o r ~ ,, " Monarcti Ca.mpl'r Shrlli for R' v.1dp bed p u :.!4 . $165 ?,Ii • u;,o !!' eabo" Pr S4.10 OnP !l:" Slt'f'Pl't S~ ()r)(' El Caauno ~lrrprr ~~ Ul W WtlllOn, CM 54.'1-0341 * EX1llA SHARP' * 8 Shd<'-11\ Camper 15-lb IN'- bo'I, Olnt'llt 5E1. lnsullallnn thruour : WalPT 111nk &. Pump S27j * LI 8-~i'.!4 Kl ~IO -Electric Golf C~rt- n'l Hl'hotJY!pf'. (~1mna dcl '1ar CUS"T'OM CAMPF.:R fnr 'EiO 11') '6.'\ RANC11ERO · $275 1684 WHJ1TJE:;ll 'SJ>-42 Imported Autoa 9600 ----AUSTIN HEALEY '64 A!J~I:" Hrhley Spr1tl' L1kf' nrw only 10 000 m1 $300 & ta1<r ovrr paymrnl8 of Slk)() 67>31l:'17 or 6?~3959 n7 Au1tin llr1 lry 3<XXl Mark Ill finllsh racm11. gfl'PO $:(.JOO 642-&iffl e '64 All '.!00> \1ark n e \\11r ~flt'< I~. (hrrrlnv.•, e XLNT mnd' * ~0410 tATSUN f.7 11,. Is\ n lfiOO Wagon ''"·' l"'lhhrr Lugi:ai.(I' nwk f\.I t •• cl 1n Sold nrw S'l:lflO ~rll nt tr;cdr [)Ir f111l pni ·r SI fi9'.1 IM-!1771 HILLMAN f.1 ll11lman \1111\ 1 nR ~ ti.in ll("\.\ t..111rry hr><kl'" & rnuf!lf'r XI nl !'find $100 i;;i.mm JAGUAR I\:\ :\ l\E A Rraul) • 'f~i;t ,, 11 ,\11m 1111lrd Pnv11tr p:ul\ lfi: •~17 11flrr ~' P\.I • 1o; n :11 \lf'll ..cri n1 ·11a. Rt 1r.rv v w t 111<"' ""' r"' "'h' C'hmm,. KARMANN GHIA ('(', fil"Om1I•• •I" I 11<1 'l;F\\" \<lwoh "''" 111r• r111r11 -------- ~,,n • J'q.pt,\ f.111'!1.:i •h.1rJ1 ''"'' "" i1n hf" h\1'\f\", •.Ill\ """" II lf>I •'""1,... rlllt,, I hlll ff f hlr 11• 'I flrP~ Crllll Mrs.;1 Sl1u 1 t 11-~I • 50 MB GUl.LwtNG O'E. 48,(XX).mi lrnmac' R~orrd. $. "$X) • I :."J J I !.$. TJ9 l 2716 f);c,1sy • Long &-adl MG '65 MGB Mu~I M-11 ttui. "N'krnd Rnl.Jy d1·an .t nm~ bkr nf'Y · C.lram11\j.! l'vOI" .. ,th IU'CUl"IOUI' rf'd lriithrr 111 ,,.,,.,r lla5 all th1 ' ,1ra~ and n,·~. YF..\R \\ ,\R. RA'-'TY $It.'.), ELMORE wrrnR.c; 96l., Gard,.n <.ro1 r Rh d GMrdm <;ri"r .n.: 7-fihl<l '56 MGA- Sj\;l rklng r<'d f 101'-11 " i I h 1'0lll!'Mllni.: hlark lrathf'"f I n 1 r r 1 or lmm .. ,.,11a11 lhN01thr'11J1 -Or1r Y riir \\an .;nr~ flrtl> SJ:\7 rm !J \.'t'l \1n '' ·•t ELMORE '1<fmRS 'ri:.".> <.~rd•·n (if'O\ r r.hrl r,11.rdm <.rnv" .IE 7.i;i;~;!l '68 MG - JUST ARRIVED! All mndd~ ;md rvolor' ORA:-J<;f, mt''\TY S FACTOHY 01rrr1 Of.Al.FR ~eMLemtA • IMPORTS 1!11i6 Harbor (" \1 1>1r..•1n1 ·r •. 1 ,11,n \\lRf. \\'1111-:1_..; l..(lAl>f.11' :\1 l'()O.\lf \.000 ("()-.; (I' 'l t7 .'id.o PEUGEOT 'fl~ r1·11cri1 II~ ... Nl;in f\1'1111111111 I !Ir s, >'ti t!~l'l771 PORSCHE fi'.\ f'f IHSClll·. S """ tt Ir J "''"" llr'1" • ·) l'h1 """ runs. A,, f\1 "·'"'"'· I 11• •11, 1 \;, . ._... fl';,'lS '!iii l~lR.~-,-,-1~-.• ~1-l_k_r~n-,_-, $f11WJ ·, Spcl . clh '' tnl M1 Sl.1lr i:rr\ >'11 t1 1Jph fii! 'l~li7 '111 f'llltS<1 If l•~tt I I)\\' <:JU-I''· • ' 1•1, \I' r l'l',11 I, l••~t . ,, l'llll"l Ill-( ·1 ' ' I h,11111 tlf\ ht I f••> llf'h ~ alrn \,10 1'11• 8h •I" lf.l>I PORSCHE '60 PORSCHE DTlf'l f'XhaU~l .UH':-.1. et.c Showruom frf"llh tl'90"'lbH 1hla ~Ill• 1 lllih • r with red mt.enor bl-tut~ Stq:> wound. th• n see 1h11 - ~ Ol1f' Ill '°"""' Only l.'!'f.() ELMORE ~111TORS 9625 Card• n GnJ\•r Blvd. lm~ed-Aut_os __ _ TRIUMPH N•w '67 TR 4-A ReU with blacll lnrenor ~with 1111~ wheela. f'9d '°· \tJcM 1111 '{ tires. Hdrp optional Ttu.~ 11 a fW'W ''8.T, not I 0..mo Q\'E ~LY AT nus PR.ICl-.. • iw>r, nn. C'OC 74176 t.!Jm ELMORE Tour Volkawapn • Poncbe 6 pay '°P doU.V.. p~ for or not. CaD Gene Round&. 673-1190 ;-;66-vVo" MOOEJ... • lJOO ~HP Sa\roOf. Sapph.srr III ra<bo n"lr 1Pf'&)lers. c; S rims. :..'O.<m-mi Oeen SH 75 348-7338. 411-«ii> Gerden i.n·"" JE 7~ WYJ'OR.c; '65 VW · SU> * WHITE. '66 POR."<'111:. , WRITE. 962J Gardrn <;rO\r Blvd ALL E..XTRAS• * S!rlS. Gardm <;re/\,. .IF. 7 -6639 1-0WNER. * 494-7755 Chromt "hi•, Radio. O>coa· ma11. 11 cmm1 Foir Uta. $3700 • "1<) OFFERS! Priv It I' I' .l!'IV * 673-E662 TOYOTA DON'T WAITl lmm.diate Delivery ON ALL MODELS Most Colors O" Tllf. ALL NEW 1968 TOYOTAS 'OJ ... •Wh Colt« HW) IAiiun.1 I~ 1rh 494-'lSOO ·~7 TR J ftm~lr_r __ Pm m1·1·h n11YI DIT $-!'ti 1 .. 1.r.11 -.66-TR_r_u_:'1Pir ~-,-"-..,.-SJOO- " ta.kl' ovrr pmr~ Of'' 673-Uib VOLKSWAGEN 1967 Volkswa9en $1699 6 Mo.-6,000 Mi. Guar. lncludca j() HP & nrs. Wtnd- ahtl'ld \\ 1'!tw>n. f u I I Vtn~I lat1>r1or, Outs1dr \1 1 r r o ·r. Hr-all'r f>MrMrrr. <1• wPll u rlf'ltn11p ~ncl dr11v4'no. S 180 full On Pmt includH Tu & Uc $54.78 mo. bank flnan. '68 TOYOTA I Ask about our JUST ARRIVED! lease/Purc.hase Plan \I ""•! '' ;ind l'Olors I $19Jl ["1 '.h mn ., H~ 01 + OHA '\•" f'OUNTY'S 1 hMI f'l'1\lrn'flt lur llllP FAC.i'f>t :' J11rl'<·t DEALER I T&M MOTORS hit.. L•nJ I ~('l;th11n1: \"\\ 4 p~,. tWl W1'.0 8141 Garden Grove Bl. Garden Grove IMPORTS 892-SSS 1 or 534-2284 1961> II :11 I•,, C M 646-9303 TRIUMPH '63 TR4 ·s.1 V\\ • 1-0\VNF.R • C"l1·an \..mod for Sl'dllll, e \\ rll lw'luw RllX' flt1ok fnr f',\:'11 • f>.11 .!l!Mi VOLVO '68 VOLVO JUST ARRIVED! AJJ modf'~ and coltn'S indudmit all """"' 142-A ORA.~\.E COUNTY'S f" ACT'ORY Dlrf'<"t DEALER ~t41t LmriA • IMPORTS 1966 Harbor C \1 M&-9300 VOI.>10 ·:11 blk w rt'd in- tf'f'• .l ~pd • gOtXI llrl's l!oocl l'OOd SN! ;.1M>AA1 62 \'OL \'O * * S.00 NF'\~ TIRf.:SINf.:W ~HOCKS 64& 1 JOl A f'Tl:..1l f>. P \1 .. ,~r t Cara 1959 \11.A, 'l I~. ~ood ro,.. d1l1nn. l'M'W motor llf'W paint $.)'10 54~;9 A 11to1 Wanted 9700 WE PAY TOP PRICE '6,"1\"\\-:-rn11n -''"' r·ond SJIMI. 1 t'<l .., I I h hlark R II nlf·" '1111• "11h ntill1 h FOR NICE CARS I r ' 1 n r 1 inlf'nor. HH '"'' \11 ".0 !M1.'-'l l>ill j 0 0111\ I l.1kP nrw ... , ... ti· -AND TRUCKS I•''' p1111, r Thia wrl"kl'nd '6h \ \\' Im • H.\010 J"" • \\ 111 r I\\ \I 1., • ,,:,:-~, I Any Make or Model. '' i;;, :\Int (11nd' ·,1\ "'''' 1"\f~ CONNELL i-; ltn i.. S'.'i> \10 ./ 1;1 \'\\' P1<1,1 ·p- ELMORE \II rrORS !);~.. I, • i:l"n I.rove Blvd r.:1r11.,. • • , "' JE 7-66.'9 '66 SPITFIRE- 1:..t1111ll m11l11!' • ..I\ V\\ • 1,. • .,i 1·nf1d1111"'" Slfl -1~ 0.'h'l "'' 1 f' .\1 . .,_ \\\ rrm 1-rl :-.;,,,.- '\ l1r11I B irJ:.1111' s,,:,o I i3 :! lliO 8" 11 1•1 \rllr white w11tl -- ,,. h I II I\ inttrlor nm I • f I \'\\ SI '\'ROOF • m~ 11111 I II I I 'I l'qll.ipl>f'd AH. ... l Jl.l TU.Y r~ Tl F'FC'T' ••I 1 ( 1TlJ\'E M LIST I .!:.:':i _ • Cell fi°:,{.1011 S ~ I I 1 1111\ WF.EXt:ND 17 \1\1 \' " \ ., " SJ~,tl"I ELMORE C•••I "111d1l1<1n l'\1 flHI\' • l'tl 'Ii'• • '6? vw * S7SO \f(Yfnr ... c; ./\,I • .1 • " 'I t 'i 11·11 (~fO\"" Rh d I I ,., , r°',, JE 7"'6l!l I Wh11 .. ~lflph.oint~" l"l1ml'-A·ILM CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 546-1203 V.t. 1•\Y CASH fnr u,l'<f r1111 I. trurks JllSt r11ll 11, lor f~t r~','ll•te. GROTH CHEVROLET A•~ t• r '\.1lrt ll.ltn11izrr I~ 'l I B1"1rh Bl . ll11nlln;zl1•n At11rh Kl 9,Jl'll ~~ ....... --~~-~~~ Mrs. S. Albany 995 l Voyegtr Circle You are winner of two tlckth to "HELLO DOLLY" Now playing at M.lody· land Theater. Pleaae call 642-5671, Eldenaion 219, b.twMn 9:00 and 1 :00 p.m. tomorrow to claim your tlcktta. (North County toll-fr• numb.r 540-1220) ~EEO A CAR?- CAN'T RE FINANCED? • B:utlcrupt" • Rt>~easlon' •Bad Ocdit' • D1vorcedT •\1lhtarv •'Jew rn Area~ Make P1:vday Paymf'nts McCARTHY MOTORS 1(20 So. Main Ir Edinger (2 blocks N of Seanl Santa An1 Ph 542..350'1 BUICK '64 BUICK \\ 1ld<-1r cnnv('ruble Light tan hni!'.h R11d1n hratrr 11utnm111w flO""r strrnn11 $999 e~~o~ "'~ ,,s ~,t, /'fo.~ SKYL\RK. ALL PWR. f l("lory :i tr • f ll'X» Own,, r 6T.l--0471 E•tS 11159 RUCK MAKE AN OF· Ft.R. =..t&!lblll 11ftrr Ii PM or Wl'l"krnd.a Ell'ctra 225 4 door hardtop. Light blue, ndlo, heat«. automatic, po.vtt 1teenna and brakes. $699 o~,~;~ ~"' '&.~ RIVlrntAICLustc Bllt. • Wl'ule INlher. Fcty-Alt'. e F'11U ~. All EXTRAS! f,.J6.!r.m or ~!>-1~ EXCELLENT SHAftEI '62 ELEX:TRA/ ALL POWER $.It;,() • Call 646-5511 CADILLAC '67 CAD CPF dt VTI..LE. • Air-cood' Lrathf'r • mt. • Vmyl lop. J.5.000-mi1t11 LIKE NE."\\" • s:t>50 Call 4~-5116.'\ !'lA VS t1r 495-4274 AITl:.R 6-PM. SEIJ...1"11. Momma ' '64 ('OflV Lrmr grrl'n w rnatrh Ul· IPr l'rw v.h1tr tnp h;is air Ir all pwr Lr~ lhan 37.000 m1 • fM only $21>i:i f;~~I dav >13-11\if\ """ --'67 C ,\ D 01vnrr P forrt'i ulf' nt "Cl\r At'1111t1f11l" at har1:111n hr"rmrnl pncl' • $.>,'l'l'.1, '>48-tY.·lOl :-1;7 Sf-:OAN llrV11t~ PVT\ /\ 1r C<lnd · f'ull powr Wtll tnkP T n ·~ 1~~>17~ lllli Skvhn<' Dr • l.;;1t1Jn11 , ':l.'i CAO \'r~nnd--rn_nd_ Clt>an $:")'1 Ca.II afttr 6 P:v! 6-12· Til~:) '62 Coupe d,. Vlll;,-hrlaf', a1r cnnd111nnrd, 1mm,.n1latl'' Slfij() + M6-71117 CHEVROLET --------·~ CHFVt.l LY.; S7ATI()N Rl tSll'St mflrl!l'tl'lllN' In WAr.nN -rnr,n 1t111n llle OAll Y Pll.01 l'riv •Ir p111r._, • :11~ 'l!\:~ C111~'1hMI M>l"l1nn .'\llvl' mnnry, t1mr & ,,f1rir1 {,(Ylk ff> f',\Pntrf. '"'0:°" iifiii now! 11 m1 I ''" 11n, 11n corwt, l'"r I '<tr'H t?iM 11W71'l7J ~~~~~~~~~-1 \"I t • t t • • Dull driving comes to a beautiful end . . l udg•t-miM•d1 Forg•+ ell •bout the icle• of 1•ttlin9 fore clutl little 1i•. The 1961 T9mP"+ Custom is fo r you. lt'1 • 1ix ell ri9ht. And it'1 budget. priceG. But dull it i1n'tl lt1 Overfrieecl Cem Six eng ine me11ure1 250 cubic inche1t crt1nk1 CKit 175 hp. And if you think the Interior of en ine.:p•"· 1ive cer h11 to look thet wey, get reedy to think 191in when you••• the '6t interlor.Ovt 1tyll1t1 h1Y1 r11Uy outdone th1ms1h-1sl T1mp11t C4.!1tom fo r '68 is 1 ... 1i11bl1 with our "Sp rint" option . ~11ni n9 i1 h11 1 new, hi9h-compr111ion Ov.ril11cl C.m Si~ with <f.b1rr1I c1rlxir1tor encl h11vy-duty 1hock1 1rtd 1prin91. ' .. '68 , ....... 11 WIDE·TRACKINGI Look At These PREMIUM TRADES ••• The finest in Orange County • • • • • •• AND PRICED TO SELL! '64 CHEVROlfl 4 Doer N••t ' pcn1119tr wcto11. VI, t ulo.,,•llc, fl~ll•, liot1ler, •llite 1i<!lt wt!I lltt t, '64 CHEVROLET $1777 l11111>tlt s.,,.., Sport. VI , pewer91idt, power 11•••· 1111, re.lie, ht•let, wh!lt t i.lt w•ll tir to. '63 PONTIAC $977 Te111p11t 4 Ooo• 6 l'l >Mftftl ,..,,.,., VI, 1lc11iil1rlll tTt 11ll'!lu io11, rtdie, h11ler, wllH1 tllll1 well., I••· to 1!r. '64 BUICK $1777 Spidel 4elrn1 4 4-1H111, VI, 1.t.-1111, ,. .. er 1fewfi1t, rMl1, M1t.r, whit. w1ll1, f•c!!rf t lr. '65 CHEVROUT $1777 '65 OLDSMOBILE $2777 Vi.ti Ctui11er 4 D-6 p1tt. ••te11. VI , •v*•• .,,.tic, po-• tf•t•l"t, r•<il le, lriMl•r, ..liilft w•Ut, l•clo •ir. '65 CHEVROLET $2377 Vt te11 f.l••hlclt ,1,kup .. 1+tt ,,., c.i,.. ..... ''"'IH''· VI, .tefliar<il t.1111111iu l1111, ••~lie, lio•eNr, wfrll+. Wl llL '66 MUSTANG $2077 6 cyltl!Jer, 1111\Jerlll h-1~1mluie11, rdle 1"4 lricel· ... wht+t •• n., , ... ..., ,;,, , 66 OIVROlET $2377 1_,.t. 1 0-lri1r4t.,. YI. ,........11111._ ,_. , ... ,,,, te4T-. lit•..,, whJ+e well1. '65 MERCllY $1177 O,•I-2 111-~ ....... ,. YI, M1rc1-Hc, ,._.... .+eerf"t, •t<ille, he ... ,, w~lte 0141 wtll tlrea. '61 BONllEVIW $3877 . 4 Door lio1rdl•p. Hy<ilr•"'•lic, ,.....,, 1t.1•i111 I br tl1•, •1<ilio, ll11ltr, wlio/fe w1ll1, fttl...., t ir. ftt• +o•y "''"'nty •rell11. '64 FORD GAWIE $1477 500 4 Door 111•.llop. VI, ueitOl'lltic, ,_er •'•••• oftg , 11dio, h11t1r, whit• 1illlt w1ll1. '66 CHEVROLET ll $2477 lmpt l1, VI, pow1rtlllll1, ,,....,. '1-1111, r1llllt, h11lt r, White t ir:lt Wt lh. '66 PONJ1AC $2377 C1l1ll111 4 Do., ..41•. VI, 1.t ... "9. ,........ tfe1rl11t, re411, hc1ter, fect!l'J •fir. '67 BUICK $3177 si.,.1 •• ~ ,...,. c .. , .. v1, •M•-•tk, ,.wit •'-· i~t. •1410, lrl•1ter, 11-white w1ll1, f1dery tlr. '63 Pl YMOUTll $1177 $it11tl. A.,t,,....tlc ~•1111111lulef., rt41t tH lrittl••, whitt tl<!lt will t!Hot.. '65 MUSTANG $1977 2 Ooot ht rdtop.. 6 cy!IH1t, t at1,,.1tic, r14ie, lri11 t. ••, wh ll1 1~• w1l10. '67 POlfnAC GTO $3277 2 De ... he..ttep. VI, ..,...,,,.,,111, ,.,..., ,;..,1119, t1dl11 lrieaf1t, llllf -reJ 11111 fitl L '64 OIEVROUT MOW $1077 s,.,.,., c....-flW.. a.4t. '"°' h1eMP. 4 ,,,H ~"""''"'"'· "!f)' 1-"'H11r. '65 Pl YMOUTH $1477 V-100 4 D-Mill••• • q-tlowl11, e..+emttic, p•w· ,, .... mi.,. 1111111, i...ter, white 1ld ...... 11 ti ..... · ., ... 2925 HARBOR BOULEVARD~ COSTA MESA WEEKEND SPECIALS ftrt haew... ...... M .. '4' u.c.f• I MefU!l"f' ................ ,, ...... '"' -' ........nt'--1. '62 CHEVROlET Novi 5upi9r Sport Coupe. l'ow9r 1t .. ring.. rltflo, hMter. '62 MIRCURY Custom coupe. P..-.r 1fHr· lne, rldlo Md heater. '64 PORO '6' F1lrl1ne 500 4 door. F1ctory elr, eufomttlc tramml..ton. '62 T·BIRD H1rdtop coupe in excep- tional condition. '64 VAllANT CONVERTIBlE 225 Ch1rver tntln•, autom1flc tr1n1ml11ion. UNCOLN·MERCURY COSTA MISA .BRANCH 19'41 Htirbor Bl. C.M. 642-7050 OU.N61 COUNTT'S LU.DIN• TOYOTA DIAt.11 MAI A NIW IMINIMT OP TNI lfM TOYOTA • . • ··-~l 1: ' • • " " " " •• •• •• ~· " :f ! . . ' ' I ;. ' l J ~· :} ~ ~ • ~ -~ -· ~ ---i • ~ -4 • , • , I ! • -ll 1: l . • ,j: ·: . " • ,. . : -. I I . ' .... I ' . . ( . . .. ' . ~ . ·. --. . . . . . .. lf} DAILY PILO_T _____ Frlda_1_. N_~_mllfr_l7._1%_7 FREE! ••DODIE eo1ot91T 441 SIDAM v • "" ........ ; .... 1-4••' ... lie•• .. lUC-U O S6J DM .. Ul MO. Mill $1599 ,a1ct '83 FORD 8ALAllE ... I\. BIO HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO MAKE THE IUY OF YOUR UFE ON A NEW OR USED CAR .•. AND HAVE FUN PLAYING / "BEAT THE 7 CLOCK" 5 g AM TO 11 NOON ONLY SPECIALS! * * * IM THIS 6lOUP OYER 1& CARS '13 CHM llOVA HDAM ... ••d h••••· .;, ..... ....... r10•• ' l·•••" GtC o•• $2l DM., '21 WO. FULL $599 PllCl '14 RAMBLER 00 ClAHIC ..... o ..... 1-4 ..... Av+.~ l.._ 1>4Wf. )U :~:L DM., ,6. M90. 9 PlltCl '86 DODGE f'OlAIA WAOOM V t Av+• 'o••• S+eo•l-~ • • 4 ,. & l-4ul•r. l>lo "" $67 DH .• U1 MO. FULL $1699 PllCE 6 '87 DODGE DART 270 2·01. HARDTOP V t ""'o "-•d•• o J Hu••• 'o••• Sh'""9 l•< TVD 2'4 $75 DN .. $75 MO. ~~LI $1899 '64 CHEVY IMPALA COUPI 'V t "'"'""'''" pow•• 1h•n•t· l•co,.10 PIO tOt $1' ON., SJt MO. FULL s999 r11c1 12:11 TO 4 PM ONLY SPECIALS! * * * IN THIS ~•our DYER 30 CARS '12 DODIE 1/2· TOii PICl-.iP v.a Stic~ ro.l1e. No Cl'97•. t2t DN., S21 MO. .:~ s599 '84 Pl YMOUTH YALIAHT 100 WAGON A.,+e., ••clio ,,.,j Hut.,. No M 741 ! sn DN .. Sl7 MO. NILL $899 l'llCI TRUCK & CAMPER SELL-OFF SAYE TO ~800 COWPUft SllDMM CAMPER Hora'1 a I.le M" ••er""· lull •n• ~··b . ....... .. ... •·'ii· ... , ....... i.... ltlSUU 'l'OUtlNL~ W ~!CIC •KIYIU' , .• OID411 11-1 .• , ,._ ...,,,...., llf CV Ill • V .f .....,., , ellC'l'1< ...... ". ,._ ---..,ho -"""-...... lllod<u8 ...... MfT f tar t1Nw '".,,.....,. ,_...,. fw.,,,JyJ6 ....... .. .,,.. .. '"' ..... '83 FORD FAIRUffE Ht WAGON V.t Alrlo11>1otic, ••clie a H 1 No eon. •• •r. Sll DN.. S2J MO, NIU s599 ,_ICI 4 PM TO 10 PM ONLY SPECIALS! * * * '"' THIS ••our OVER 41 CARS '86 DODIE DART IT HAIDTOf' COUPI v.a Avte111at1c, ••<l•e ""' i. .. i., pew., •laorin4 livc\ot 101+1 ' $45 DN., $45 MO. ,~~~ 51199 WE OFFER THE LOWEST TER NO .... c •. u, ,A , ... HT, ... 1s r -.. o 1101 lOANI NO AU TllMS IASID ON H MONTH -.. llOON 'Al'MINTS s ON APP•ono CllDfT . • . .. . .. - . e • • • ' '1968 CAMARO -. • t • • •. the ones ••• Th• n•w C1mare t.r '61 comas In hardtop & conv•rtibla ll'MMMt.. Both 1lv1 you many out1lde incl ln1kle ap- pearanc. chanpa. Alf of thue ch•ne-.,. the BRAND NEW '68 CHEVROLETS de1l1ned to ""' ttt. Camaro ttMI finest Qr ln lt1 field. 119 Chevrolet. for '61 llve up to their leadership in • l:H9 way! New IMC8 Mttf"tl styling, HidM-w1y windthlUI wiper syst.m, .,-clous Inter~ unfokl new deeon In .,... tl1tlc colors and dur•ble fabrics. Nrtw ~noramlc lnstrunMnf p1n1I; IM1 Instrument clu1ter1 . Chevrolet w.,..,. for '61 'lat you to.id up on hniury. New styling, qu.llty .1ppolntmentt. alt vinyl ln- terlort m•k• f1mlly tr1v1lln9 •n extr• special event. S.. them all and give thtim 1 tr•vel ta1t drive tod1yl Forgtit whit you knew about Ch"' II , except Its economy and v.1lue. That r.rn.tinL The rnt 11 newly turn.cf out from the ground up. lta longer, wider and lower and COrnM in two-.nd four.door Nova modela. Chtivy pickupa for '69 •r• handtome In 1ppe.1r1nee, streamlln.d for af- flciency .1ncl tolfdly constructtd to give long.lived 1t1mln.1 in .111 types of .. rvlca. From outdoor tr1vel to every day h1rd work, Chevy truck• ,,.. 1tlll the grNtett. 1968 CAPRICE ancl IMPALA 1968 STATION WAGONS 1968 CHEVY II NOVA 1968 CHEVY TRUCKS SPECIAL NOTICE! The road work on Harbor Blvd. completed. We • 15 invite you to stop in today and test drive a car of your choice! CONNELL 2821 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA ~~:s 546~ 1203 ~i:s546-1200 '65 KARMANN GHIA $1695 Coupe. Llk1 MW throughout. MU1t ... this one. '67 IMPALA SPORT COUPE Autom1tfc tran1ml1sion, radio, huter, power 1tMrlng, vlnyl Im.Mr. '67 CHEVROLET~=~ $2495 VI, ,,...,.,. 1t..rln9, radio ind he1ttir, l ,000 ortglnel mlle1 with new car w1rr1nty. '62 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD $1895 4 Door. Full power i nd factory air conditlenln9. A r9al 1h1rp car. '66 ECONOLINE su:!~ $1895 Extra clean throughout. Automatic tr1n1ml11lon. '66 CHEV. ss· 396 Super Sport coupe. 39' cu. in. VI, turbohydr1matlc, PS, f1dory 1ir, black vlnyf roof, white with wflite vinyl intarior. '64 CADILLAC DE VILLE $2695 . Convwtible. Shadow 11"9Y with red ~her lnt.r6et, full power, f1ctory air conllltlonlng, premium tlret. '64 JAGUAR ~~~osTr• $2995 4 speed tr1n1mi11lon, chroma wir• whHll, new top, whit• with bl1clc leather interior. '67 CHEVY VAN Automatic tr1n1mlulon, auxiliary ..... radio, he1t1r, 1lde doort, heavy duty 1u1pen1lon, w"t cotst mirrors. '64 IMPALA4DOOR $1295 Hardtop. VI. automlflc, poW9r 1tHrlng, r•dlo, he•t ... , fl .. ta red. '62 T-BIRD LANDAU $1295 H1rdtop, full power, •Ir cond., R&H, torch reel w/whttt vinyl roof, nc.ption1lly cle•n. '66 EL CAMINO VI, 4 1pMd, redlo, heat•r, wlll•w II'"" with bl•ck vinyl Interior. '61 CORVAIR '64 FALCON FUTURA $995 Convartlblti. Autom•tlc, rldlo, he1ter, woukl m•k• a per- f9d MCond car. '57 CHEVROLET ~TON $695 PickYp with side racks ... good mechanical cenditlon ••• gra1t to haul horlft, etc. '65 MONZA COUPE $1295 4 speed tren1ml .. lon, radio, he•t•r, hondurus maroon w/ black bucket ...... '66 CAPRICE WAGON 9 pahe"f9r. Factory air concl ., power stMring, pow•r SHt, power windows, R&H, mist blu•. '66 EL CAMINO VI, eutom1tic, power 1tMring, radio, h .. ter, 1Nml1t green w/black vinyl int•rKlr. '61 FORD FAIRLANE $495 '640LDSF-85Cutlass $1495 4 Door aed1n. va, 1utomatic.. pow9r ltMrlnt. radio, tM•ter, Coupe. Air conditioning, poW9r 1tMrin9, r.dlo, Miter, jade clean. grMn w/bl1ck buck•t Mat1. 1968 CHIVILLE Chavella fer '61 t. a whole new kind ef Naw car. Mo,. than that, Chevalle la • totally MW variety of c•rt with r1klth new looka, ramark1bla new ways to h1ndlt ro.d1. Combine your instinct for a performance car with your naed for 1 practlc1I car ••• go Chavalle for 1961 . • • I .: ' : . . . 46 YEARS OF SERVICE TO ORANGE COUNTY FORD OWNF.R~ Now that tl9e new 1961 Fords are roftincJ off the procluctloll lw by the tlMMllands, and arriYlnt at our dealership on scheclllhtcl deliveries, tflere's a lot of catchlnt up to do. O• fint big task 11 to clear al ,... mainincJ new 1967 and 1967 demonstrator can I• the sltortnt poulble time. Shown here -as space per- mits -are beautihl '67's ready for immecllate .,tvery at final close-out discouwts. Come in today - tt.is wHkend for sure -for a complete selection of models and colon. roMoCo Our ultr1 modern puts d• partment covert over 10,000 square fHt ind stocks over $100,000 worth of genuine Ford puts. Our Ford Rotund1 Di19no1tlc Cen. ter i1 Southern C1 liforni1'1 first. 130 vit1I electronic tHt tor your car In leu thin 30 minute& .• $9.9$ ' l' 74 Mrvice and repair bays manned by factory trained technician• u .. Ing the bnt tools and equi~nt available. ~range County's only factory au- thorized Shelby.American d11ler. GT 35~T 500-Cobra 51111 and -• 'rda1 rt• • .- llLS Our complete leasing depart· ment can lea" you virtually any make car. Dally rentals of new ~.,.... Ford cars at economy ntH. . PLUS: ~P~Cl•L RUDG!T SERVICES UH your Master Charge. Bank- Americard or Ford Motor Company's convenient charge plan for service, repairs, body work, paint jo bs . S:RfE BUS SERVICE Our Modern buses will take you to work, shopping, home , and return, while your car is being serviced. UNDER THE SAME OWNER· '67 MUSTANG 390 V-t e"f., GT equip 9roup, .tr cond, AM/FM radlo, htr, Cruise.(). ~tic, deluxe Met bib, deluxe 1tMr whl, Pwr at•rl"t, trip odometer, tach, Interior and exterior decor 9roup, tilt at .. r whl, whlh w1ll1, Exec Car #496. 2 plus 2 DISCOUNTED TO '67 LTD 2·DR. HARDTOP 390 v.a en9, air cond, vinyl top, pwr windows, pwr at.er, pwr brakt1, r•· dlo, htr, Crul...o.Matlc, de4uxe belts, tint 9lau, ,..r tpNker, white walls. Exec car # 540. DISCOUNTED TO FASTBACK 340 328336 '67 GALAXIE 2·DR. HARDTOP 390 V-1 •ne. Crul...o.Metfc, deluxe belts, radio, heater, tint 11 .. , wheel covera, white walls. Exec car # 1371. DISCOUNTED TO '67 T·BIRD 2·DR. LANDAU '21 Y·I .... Y"'71 ,..,, ~ ........ Select· .W <eM., f"wr ........ ,_ ... ~ "" w*-e.., 6-w.y ,_ .-. •M/PM _,.. _... 'wr ..._ -4 -.,air, tW ..... ,_ 4ed1 IW ...t, ....i ltyie wttl &eftft, ...... w9fl&. beut.._ c. Ne. 171 S. '67 MUSTANG .390 v.a ene, air concl, rldlo, htr, Crvi• 0-Mltk, vlnyt roof, deluxe 1tMr whl, pwr dlM IM'•k•, pwr ttMr, 1....,.ler ._., 1rou,, white wells. Exec car #nl. Jtt •·I -.. .... ,..f, ~ Med· e1r CN4, en -.i, ....,, --.t ...,..... u• ..... C'9f ,...,. .,..,. ............ ...... ""' ..... '"" ................. ...,, .... ..... HD ~. HD ........ bes C. Ne. tl1. DISCOUNTED TO HARDTOP DISCOUNTED TO DISCOUNTED TO 265655 446058 307187 3161 64 SHIP SINCE 1921 DOZENS MORE TO CHOOSE FROM -IT'S THE G EA MONEY SAVING EVENT OF THE YEAR! THEODORE ROBINS FORD USED CAR SUPERMARKET OF VALUES! ''s FAIRLAHE soo ... $187 S '6s GALAXJE soo . . . s167 5 l '66 Mun11& 2 p1us2 • s2295 '65 MERCURY WAGOll • $1925 t Or. HT. VI, eu+o,..etic, lllO••• •h•rt"f • ,,, 2 Or. HT, VI 1ulo"'1+1c, 11ow•• •'"""'· ,.. F .. tbuk, FvHy fa~ry ~uipp14', rttlie, hu t-.. 404", VI, ev+.lftati<_ 'ewer 1tMrl119, retile, tlo•, heater, fectory air. Ne, 1'751 l. cloo, huter, lo"cfau top. No lOIA. er, VI e"flH. Ne. P746'. l.uter, air cetltlltl ... h19, Ne. '7414. '63 MERCURY • • • • s1299 '66 MERCURY COMET • •52100 '66 COUNTRY SOUIE • .s2999 '63 FORD GAlAXIE • • $1195 Mo"+•••Y Cu110,,,, VI, auto .. '" co"cf, ltS, !ti, No. 12A '67 MUSTANG . • • • 52325 VI 4 >P .. cf r1cf10 l.ee+or cl1lu•• whtol ro•ll> wlo It 'wt l t ftclory w•"•"'Y No, P74'1!> '63 GALAXIE 500 . . . s1 499 XL. VI, autom•lic, r•clio, h .. ter, powtr ,,,.,. in9, power brak11, air conclitionin9 No. P70l. C1li1nl1. VI, autofTla+ic, po•or ''"""9• recloo '"' hu tar No I 4 I •A. '6S MUSTANG . . • . ~17 SQ ~trdlop VI 4 •P•tcl I l"IMl\110• ••d10 •"d lout•• No I &UA '6' FAIRLANE SOO • • .s1499 j Spt Cpo. VI, autom•tic, power 1111•1~9. bucket •u h. ~&H, WSW. No. !'HS& .,,,, -_, ·~ '-= ,., /·~· ..... ,, SW. 10 peu. VI, aute., PS, eir n"ti , ltAH, WSW. Ne. '7600. '64 FALCON SPRINT • • S147 5 Harcltop. 2 Deor. 141c:~.+ 111h, VI reclio llu t. ''· ..,._..., ,._, .,._.f. Ne. 7444. '65 FORD LTD • • • • S2Q25 7 Or. H.T. VI, euteMetic, power •IHri"t• ••· cf10 .,., hMt.,. Ne. 1'7412 . 100 2 Doer her4'te,. :.ute111etic, retlle •M he1+1r. Ne. '741 I. '66 MUSTANG H.T. • • ~2099 luutiful poppy r.O, lleck lnteroe•. Fully fu. tory equ1pp14. No. IHlA. '67 FAIRWI SOO •• ~2 7 50 2 cl•. H.T. VI, auto., re.lie, hHte•, whit• 1Nle w1ll1. Ne. P7"'· ENGLISH FORDS ORANGE COUNTY HEAD9UARTERS Complete inventory. Choose the hot one! All Acfvertlaed Prices Good Through Sunday, 19, 1967 . * ( • ,..._ '_A I Hi Folk.: :J/iankJ'Jivin<J Special . , ~ Presented by Children's Theatre Guild THE ,,m C!'fi ¥oivet" ':.lJiar'I '' lwHERE? -ORANGE COAST COLLEGE I FRI NOVEMBER 24th SAT NOVEMBER 25th • 8 P.M. • 10:30 A.M. & 2 P.M. the hardships of th• adventuraus Pit. .,ims. Y ou'n discover the exciting, col· orful, event-fined clay1 that are your heritaqe. A cast of fifty.five of your Harbor area friends and neighbors will partray these familiar historical fiqures as the lively controversial peaple they really were. You'U be in for some sur· prises plus qood music and dancing. piness to mental hospitals and retarded children. They are a hard working group and deserve your support as this is one of the few ways they can finance their work. tt"s theatre time again. After five sue• cessfirl seasons in the Harbor area The Children's Theatre Guild has come up aqain wit\. a dandy this year. It's '"The Mayflower Diary", a play based upan What could be more in keeping with the Thanksqiving hoUday than la gather up the entire family, especially the children ta see and enjoy this unusual but true ac· caunt taken from Govemor Braclford"s chronicle durinq his 27 years tenure of office. It renews the spirit of this truly American holiday. The Guild hos brought hours of hap· So make this one a must and r.serve your tickets today by caUing Guild headquarters at 646-6885, Mesa Verde 545-2785, Corona def Mor 673-0461 or they can be purchased at FonJit's Hard· wore, Richard's Market Information booth or Guild Headquarters at 1518 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. If these places are not convenient they are still available at the box office at the Or. ange Coast College. Adults $1.00 Stu· dents 7Sc. See you at show time. Best reqards Al ff•PP!I Th•nk1!flrln9 I• erer11one from •II of "' here el f"or!Jll fftlor. . -.>--~-... -.a. .. -........... -~, .............. ~ ........... . FORGIT HARDWARE The Southland's Finest HARDWARE e DllPOlfT PAINTS e SMALL APPLIANCB e PLUMBING SUPPLIES ... U.S. r.. OH. 2205 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach A C5ood ~rlendly Pl•c• lo lhoA Featuring Nationally • Open Sund•ys D•ily 7:30 •.m. lo 6 p.m. • PHONE OR 3-2350 A.dvertlsed Brands Of flfprchandise At Fair Prices 20 l)r-C-1 ·--,.,.._,.,'"-11,lW , . ' - Frid•y, Novemb9r 17, 1967 ORRIN W RI G HT, A TWENTY-YEAR BOOST- ER OF BALBOA ISLAND ANO A NATIVE SON, IS THE SUBJECT OF DOR· OTHY PIER'S MEET THE PEOPLE FEATURE ON PAGE J. NEW USES FOR MOTH- BALLS IN THE GARDEN AND IN THE HOME ARE FEATURED IN A STORY ON PAGE 7. EVEN SKUNKS CAN'T STAND THE ODOR WHEN USED PROPERLY. WHERE TO DINE ON THANKSGIVING DAY CAN BE MADE AN EASY DECISION BY READING THE ENTERTAINMENT PAGES 10.15 OF THE WEEKENDER. MANY FESTIVE MENUS HAVE BEEN Pl ANNE 0 BY RESTAURANT OWNERS FOR YOUR DELIGHT. DON WILSON'S OUT 'N" ABOUT COLUMN WILL KEEP YOU UP TO DATE ON OTHER ACTIVITIES IN THE COUNTY. ---------------------------------••••• .. • 1• '''"' 110: , ... ; · ''•1111••1 ;t•1~·,-, ,., r1tt JUST BEFORE BIG SPLASH '""' ~ Special Event8 THE DONOVAN SHOW -The Donovan Show will be presented at Anaheim Convention Center, 800 W. K.atella. Anaheim, in tM Arena tonight, Nov. 17. at 8 p.m. 'tickets, priced al $3.50, $4.50 and $5.50, available at the box of.fice. Phone 635-3962 !or further information. ~ OC' SYMPHONY CONCERT -The Orange County Sympboay will present a co~ featuring soprano Eleanor S1eber on Sat .. Nov. 18, at 8:30 p.m. in tbe Arena of Anaheim Convention Cen- ter, 800 W. KAtella, Anaheim. Ticketa, priced at S3, U a:nd SS. availabte al box office. Pbone SJ.5..3962 for further information. f'\ n:~NIS TOURNAMENT -The second annual Fountam Valley Tenms Tounarnent will be held under spon.sorshlp of the Tennis Club and the re<:reation department at the Fountain Valley High School terutls courts, 17815 Bushard, Foun- ta1.0 Valley, on Nov. 18 and 19, from t a.m. lo 2 p.m. There u no admission charge for spectators. For information phone 962-204. l'C1 CONCERT -Folk singer Judy Collini will pre- sent a C'OOCert ia campua Hall at the Un.IVU1fty « Callfornla Irvine on Sun., Nov. 19, at I p.m. TicktU, priced at a:uo. will be available at iM door Phone s:n.t922 for further information. HOOTENANNY-Folk smiers in thA Oraqe Cout area will join with Golden West College students in a oommuaity hootenanny Tua., Nov. 21, at 7:30 p.m. tn the College Center. 15744 Golden West St, Huntin,Wn Beach. Tickets, priced at 50 centa witb ASB card. $1 for adults, will be available at the door Pbone 89'Z·7711 for further information. ~ BB mGB SCHOOL PL.\ Y -"Time Out for Gin- ger" will be presented by the Huntington Beacb High School Thespians in the school auditorium, 1903 Ma.in St., Huntington Beach, on Tuet. and Wed , Nov. 21 and 22. The h.igb school band and song leaders will perform before the play at 7 30 p m. Tickets, priced at Sl.25 for adults. $1 for students with ASB cards. and SO cents tor elementary children. will be available at lhe door. Pbooe 636-6.'>31 for further information. SA,T . .\ CLAUS PA.RADE -Some 200 motion pic- ture and televiaion stars will jorn Santa Cl.au. m the annual Santa Claus Lane Parade ot Stars on Hollywood Blvd., Wed .. Nov 22, beginning at 7 30 p.m. DISNEYLAND DATE NITE -Special entertain- ment at Disneyland for three nights during the 'ThanbgiVing holidays, Nov. 23 through 25, will include mUSlc by Bill Elliott's Orchestra, Youns Men from New Orleans, Ward Si.ngert, Delta Ramblers and the Mustangs. Daytime eat.ert&J.n. ment will feature the Disneyland Marching Band, Indian Dancers, the Royal Street Bache· lors and the Est.abhshment. Hours are !rom 10 a.m. to midniCht Nov. 23 and 24, 10 a.m. to 1 p m. Nov. 25. Fo mfonnauon phone SJ.l.4.4S6. 2 Or.-,_ ·--- .. -• GUIDE TO fUN Couiing Up OC PIULllARMONIC t-TM Orange County Phil· batmo.r:tic Society ltill present ~bin '1eht.a con· ductint the leCODd in its series bf concerts on Sat., N<W. 25, in ~pus Hall at the UbiYersity ol Calif Gmia lrviQe at 8: JO p. m. TttlMts. if available, may be 'purchased at 'he Society of. flee, 101 W. Coast Ifwy., Newport Beach. Single admrssi«*l $3.50, students $1.75. For further in- formation phone ~11. HORSE SHOW -The Orange County Mustangers, a cbapter of the American Mustang Assoc .. will present a horse show on Sun., Nov. 26, at Or· ange County Fairgrounds. 88 Fair Dr., Costa Mesa. beginning at 9:30 a.m. Entry fee $1.50 per class. No admission charge fo r spectators. Far further information phone 6'16-1035. l 'CT FINE ARTS CONCERT -Room 1616, Fine Arts Bldg., University Of California, Irvine.. 4 p.m., no adm.iulon charge. Wed. Nov. 29. chamber mu.sic presented by Rosa Lee McKay. Joan Tbomauen and Martha Keltz. MESSIAH -The University Ch1>rus and Orchestra at Ule University Of California lrvme w1U pre- sent Handel's "Messiah" on Fri. and Sat., Dec. 1 and 2, in Science Lecture Hall on the campu.s at 8:30 p.m. There is no admtssioo cbar&e. Pbooe m.e617 for further information. ()CC COMMUNITY SYMPHONY -Joseph Pearl- RWl o/. Orange Cout College will direct the occ Community Symphony Orchestra ill I .... gram oa Sun .• Dec. 3, at 4 p.m. in OOC Audi- torium, 2701 Fairview, Costa Mesa. Ptaniat Dr. Robert Haag will be the soloist. The event ii spocl.SClnCl joi.nUy by the college and tbe Cocta Mesa Part. and Recreation Dept. Tick:eta priced at Sl will be available at the door. Phone 834- ~ f« further Information. Sports COLLEGE FOOTBAU. -Orange Coast College V5. Santa Ana at LeBard Stadjum. Nov 18 at a p.m. NCAA FOOTBALL -UCLA vs USC at LA Mem· orial Coliseum, 3911 Figueroa, Nov. 18 ill 1:30 p.m.: UCLA vs. Syracuse at the Coliseum, Nov. 25 at 1:30 p.m. PRO FOOTBALL -Orange County Ramblers vs. Long Beach Nov. 23 at 8 p.m. in Anaheun Sta· dium, 2000 State C.Ollege Blvd . Anaheim. B.\SKETBALL -The Anaheim Amigos vs. OU· land Nov. 19 at 7 p.m. at Anaheim Convention Cent.er, 800 !Utella, Anaheim. Amigos vs. M.iJl. nesota Nov. 21 at 8 p.m. HORSE RACING -Tb<>roughbred racing daily ex· cept Sun., at Los Alamitos Race Course, 4981 E. Katella, Los Alanutos First post time 1 p.m. Nov. 21 through Dec 23. BARNESS RACING -Daily except Sun. at Holly· wood Park through Nov. 20. First race 1 p.m. DRAG RACING -Races will be held Wed. &-11 p.m ., Sal 7·10 p.m. at OC International Race- way, Santa Ana Freeway at Laguna Canyon Rd. Admission, $'l, general; $'Z 50 reserved. Pbooe l3S-J593 for i.n!ormation. REX ~tA YS .RACE -tndlanapolis·lype racing re· turns to Southern Callforn1a on Sun , Nov. 26, at Riverside Intarnatiooal Racewav m River- side begiruling at DOOD when 30 cars Will par· ticipat.e over a 2.8 mile course. .. ""' • • Places to Go . P.&TAllCIA ADOBE -Adams ud Mesa Verde Dr. Weet, Cetta Meea. 0rtginall1 • ~ Italian for IDdlaJ)a. tbe historic adobe baa been restored and f\Jrnkbed and ia •• to ~ public from 1 to $ p.m. on Sat. aod Sa No admission clmrge. For information p.bone 549-0822.. /\ ~. (~~ ltll'OMOTlVE \1lJ:,..,1,, M -Briggs Cunningham Automotive Museum located at 250 Baker Street, at the comer of Red Hill, Costa Mesa. Phone Ml>-7660. Hours 10 a.m. until ~ pm. daily. Features a collection of Vint.age. classic, nclng and sports cars; engine dt!plays. Ad· mission, adults $1.85, students and military, 85c, dUldr .. under 10 free. JIOV1ELAND OF THE AIR -Fhght and space mu· Kum, featuring a collection of movie and tus- torical planes dating back to 1910 Hours 10 a.m .. S 00 p m. daily. Orange County .'\lrport. Tickets Sl .25 adults, 75c Juniors, 50c children. Phone 545·5021. CJOTl''S BERRY FARM -Attractions Include Ghost Town, unique shops, theater, tradmg post, and rides; Beach Blvd .. Buena Park.. H0t1n 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. dally. Phone 522-1131 . DllNEYLA.ND-World ramous amusement park has rides and exh.ibHs for young and old, 1313 So. Barbor Blvd., Anaheim. Hours; 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday through Ftiday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Phone 533.....,.56. MISSION SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO -Located at Ortega Highway, El Camino Real aod Spring Sl. in San Juan Capistrano. Take Santa Ana Freeway to Highway 74 off ramp. ~n daily 7 a .m. to 6 p.m. Admission SO cents, children UDdP.r 12 admitted free. Ph<>ne 49.1-1111. COVER: Despite his tremendoll.! tonnage, Sbamu, the trained killer whale at Sea World in San Diego, leaps into the air in response to hi$ trainer's command. Shamu·s act and other Sea World attractions are featured in a story with pictures on Pages 8 and 9. Lucy Bell Photos G•lde to F1111 Page ! Mttt the People Page 3 Garden Nous Page 4 Dellgnt'r'a Notebook Page i New l 'se of Mothballs Page 7 House Doctor P age 7 Sea Werld Wondera Pa&ea 8, t 0.t 'N' About Pain J .. JS EatertaiJlmeot Pagt1 11-lt Utt Theaur Page JI Cvreot Art E\hlblh Page 18 .Meviu Paget 1'"1' ORANGE COAST maa~ammaa MAGAZfNE Friday, November 17, 1N7 Or-. C•ut WllKINUIE• ~Ihle It ,....._ ,........, .. - -"-tf 1111 DAILY l'llOT tl' ... Of .... (-1 ..,...,.....,.. C•~ It__, IMc~. H•tilt91.,. h Kll, c .. ta llMM, l-~ WtP. 11111tt1w ttt• '-••t• v'""' cam.,.m.. A.._. ,_, Oftla ..,, Im ,,.__t lttcll. '•hlwftMI. Lacy Bell Phone 642-4ltt Editor -..-~AILY ,tl.01 fr.Uy, H••..., .. f 11, 101 ... .,.......,. ......... _.. ......... PL~S . DICKWf DYKE DEBBIE RmOLDS co EO :a JASON lklBARDS JEAN SIMMONS "~ VAN JOHNSON Dhwee~~~ ...... JOE FLYNN • SHELUY llRWM • MART IN GA&L lR'>tCn ~ ~ l ~HE LUXURIOUS NEW IAL .. THEATRE .-.,..;: --NOMI OP I OCICIHG CHAil lOOH I 10! EAST tAUOA llYI. \ ~ IAUOA l'EllllSUlA • m~:,, • CHILD WITH l'AUHT ONlY • O,.n 6:4S-Sunday 2~ 15 NOW THRU TUESDAY ... uo1..1111 •Y "ar'IUQ ~T ... Mi.M17 147...at 0..-~ an• ICIMll>' 11141 u.HTA AHA JMW.-tl. -~ ~L.TI 111 •r •vtr) ONL.V A ~w Girl tn Ivery Port - Sometimes 3 er 41 ~lvt: "JUNGLI mHT GIRLS .. ~ ~AllY ,IL.OT Fr"9y, NO\'tmMf 11. 1 .. 7 OUTH cons , ••• •t A ">I/' ~ ' ~' '' • • • Now thru Tuesday Open Njghtty 6:45 PM. M9th1" Sot. & ha. trt 2 '·"'· [r~"tto:) M1NDWG l ~--~·~!ii J-4 GHAT COMIDY HIT Dk~ v-Dyb "DIVORCE AMERICAN STYLE" ....................... ·~· ........... lliglfflg 0.-......., 6:41 , ... s.t ... s-. .. J ..... (• M4~4JS~~i , ... ~ j .l' 1114 UTUORDINAlY HIT .. KING OF HEARTS" GIVE TO YOUR UNITED FUND NOW PLAYING EXCLUSIVE! l"" "' QUotl .. Mt bce,tietls Mt 0. Wtt 11 .... t4 Witi et WlltlMf A611t Tllis Rim w• Mode W~t yomprHtiM &octty • Joyce Wrote tt. "ULYSSIS" Wll .. Sito.. .. ORIGINAL UICUT VEISION NO HSUVED SEA TS Aru n-A11rwM<• .......... hkes Adminion $1 .50 POSITIVELY 7 DAYS ONLY ...... lMf T-.. Ne•. JI Movie s~enes ---""'-' ..-: Joey Biahop 1f,Ars 11 a bungling 8oy Scout lffd« in the comedy "Who's Minding The Mint?" at the Me11 Theatre in Cost1 Meu and Fount•ln Valley Ortv•ln in Fountain Valley. -'"'"' ·~~¥~~<'. >;.« ,~,! Robert Redferd and Jane Fonda a,.. fNtv'-CI in "Barefoot In The P1rk" at the Port ThHtre ln Newport Beach. David Hemmings and Sarah Miles star in "Blow·Up" at the Surf Theatre in Huntington Bea,h, Ern-.t Borgnine is shown in 1 scene from ''The Dirty Dozen" now playing at the lido Theatre in Newport Beach. Excluaive CCM1stal Run Monday thru Fri<'•y 5:00 ind 8:30 p.m . Sit., Sun. i nd H:-lic:!•y• 1 :30-.S:()().....-!::o MATIN~ 2 30. EVENIN68 e:ao. NO RATS RE.St~~ .. * * * wl" -It r. IUIL Y /11£W$ • • . ' ,. . • • I SEE IT W ITH SOMEONE YOU LOVE! A r1LM YOU'LL WOO TO Sl:t AGAIN ANO AGAIN! RARE! THRILLING I AMAN ANd AWOMAN A FUI BV CUIJ)( lAw:H Willi _. ~ ,._ __ .• .....,, . ...-91-.omsn In fabulo111 ulor with Anouk AlmM llf•• .. ..,, ... , ~ lleAfM •...-a • E OWAR o s~ M·d-Sou1"4!rn ..-oe • -COll"--i.•i•• C•ltforn1• Ex clus1v• Run Show •tam at 7 p..m FNtu,.. at 7:30 & 9:30 ..._ea.. 11 --- ,,. -)• ~ '7)-~1 Jtt a.-i11 Ho°" t.. ... , Cosia M•u ~.~~!:P!:;:tor>' "ENTERTAINING MR. SLOANE" K• .__ ,._ ..._., _. leedl f'n.S-1·• - .. ~Tlo.-«8J8aVATIONS 6A6-U6l IC• 11Mrt S-. ~I ~ lte'I. M. Ar--"" -'°' si... TH! LAGUNA PLA YHOUS! _ ..... ,,_ f\l"'IY a«la ...... ~ "LUV" by -rr.., ~ D•..CIMIW -~ Weolll...s.t • ..._ .W. 9K. I 10-... T.....__,,,.._l Ii.JI~ ....... 11 ,. 4t4-lt61 Jlt 0.-""· LAffMA llACH (~~~ ~ -_ .. ,.o" ......... OCH•OuL• -- 1 EYES. at 8:30 Pl • SllmAY at 8:00 PM , MATINEES at 2:08 Pl (Wed. Sal Sa) JUIJR CHRISl1E TFBNCE SWIP P£11ll(FINCll ALANBA.'lm .. FAR FRO~l THE ~l..\DDIXG CROWD"' ·-~" r...-...-niu. _.__. ~ .._._.. . WOM ------~ --G -.. -~::.:...:.:-...- 80'< omCE NOW OPEN IOAM TO 9 Pit SUj04YS l IOUMl1 It /GIN TO J P'1 r--------------- ro'< ~llSHlll TIUAnE " MJt ---..... _., .-. c•.. I I ,. t It< •lol Tlli M/\OOll'(; CACJwD I ,..1.~ tot":..o• ''"""'•t. .._. • .._. I •·-r•'-d~ ,,..,, .... .,.,.. I .... 1i,..,............ w......._._ I ... \)I[ I )fl.HT I LllY sr11n-WCXlOI--: I . -~_. ...... ,_.,. __ ...... 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H"'"'-.a11.-1;., ..... •l'~m·ll.,,., ___ I ,,... 'i'-·r•"'-"L ~ JMCI( A"-80M •I • ..,.,J\,k.~ 10 o ...... c•·.•• J W H ... ...ott CURRENT ART EXHIBITS SECt,1UTY FlRST NATIONAL BA."liK -202 Main St., Huntington Beach. Hours . 10 a.m. to 3 pm Mon. through TblD'S., 10 a m. to 6 p m. Fri On exhibit through Nov., paintings by Fern Wu- liams, Huntingtoo Beach Art League member. HUNTINGTON BEACH LIBRARY -525 Mam St , Huntington Beach. On euubit through Nov., paintings by Marwood Spencer and Evelyn Nygaard. CLYDE ZULCH GAIJ..ERY -1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Pbou 142-7097. Hours Mon. through S.t. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. No admission charge On exhibit, watercolors by Jobn Burgee OCC GAllE.RY -2701 Fairview Rd., Costa Mesa. Hours 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily, 7 to 10 pm Wed. No admission charge. Phone 540-1610. On ex· hibit through Friday, Dec. 15, Dr. John Covell's paint.Ing and ceramic collection titled "The Zen Spirit in Japanese Ar1-.. CORO!\A DEL MAR LIBRARY -420 Marigold, Newport Beach, is exhibiting oil still Wes by Terri Gtkrest through Nov. COFFEE GARDEN GALLERY -2625 E. Coast Hway., Newport Beach. Phone 64&454. Hours Mon. through S.t. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. No admis- aion charge. On exhibit, under sponsorship of the Newport Harbor Service League, the work of Penny McM.anlgal through Nov. NEWPORT NATIONAL BANK -1090 Bayside Dr .• Newport Beach. Hours 10 am. to S p.m. Mon. tnrough Thurs., 10 a.m . to 6 pm Fri. On l'X· htbrt th.rough No' ~tttthery art by Beverly Nemetz of Costa Mttsa 'Cl\ IC tL:-IH.R (i \LLERY -:-.ey.port Beach City Hall, 3300 Newpo11 Blvd . :-.ewport Beach. Hours Mon. through Fn. 8 to 5 pm. No adm1s· sion charge On exhibit through Nov .. oLls, ..,. a- tercolor~ and drawinp by James Warren. Mtrrt:AL SA VlNGS AND LOAN -2867 E. Coast Hway, Newport Beach. Hours . Mon. through Thurs 9 a m. to 4 p.m., Fn. 9 a.m. to 6 pm. On exhibit lhrougb D~. 10, oils by Patricia Kaufman of Santa Ana. ANDRESS STONE GAU.ERV -1741 WestcWf Dr, Newport Beach. Hours 11 am. to S pm. Moo. th.rough Fri. Phone 642-6247. On edub1t through NO\' terra cotta busts by Glona Pugsley L.\Gl :\A FEDERAL SA VL'tGS A,\D LOA:\ -260 Ocean Ave" Laguna Beach. Hours 10 a m. to 3 pm Mon. Utrough Thurs., 10 a m. to 6 pm. Fri. On exhibit th.rough No" . paintingi; by Vivian Burtchby, Neal Butcher and William Persona and paintings by students from Laguna Beach schools L\Gt'NA BEACH ART ASSOCIATIO:\ -307 CUU Drive, Laguna Beach. Hours 12 to 5 p m. dally Adnuss1on SO cents. Phone 4~1. On exh1b1t through ~ov. 19, Mr. and Mrs J. L. Hurschler's collecllon of modern tapHtrie!. In the Entre· sol, the Annual Faculty Show or the Laguna Beach School ol Art and Design through No•;. 19. featuring the work of Jon Stokesbary, Roger Armstrong, Roger Kuntz. Jane Lyons . Donna Sharkey and Da\rld Schnabel. CllAlLIS GALLERIES -1390 S. Coast Hwy . La- guna Beach. Hours 11 a m. to S p m daily. No adm1uion charge. Pbooe 494-2497. On exhibit through N1,v. 26, oils by Ray .fnesz and Anne Von. -• CHARLES W. BOWERS Mt:SEt:M -2002 N Main Street, Santa Ana. Phone 542-5456. Hours Tues. through Sal 10 a.m. to CIO p.m., Sun 1 to S p.m. and Thun. evenings 7 to 9 p.m. No admission charge. On exhibit through Nov. 26, oils and watercolors by Cardeiro Boyer, water- colors of New England by Glen Thomas through Dl"C 12, expressionistic paintings by Dorothv St0<:um through Dfoc. 30. - TH ..... 6:00 ' l l:JO WIT RI.a Of 1"61• -~s;t;;;" ,., C•- AC-'ol'\)fll~ Anlonioni '• 8LGW-UP COIOl ,_ .. __ , ·--c.. .... -_, .. 1111 ..,., • •I.,..._,,, ... ,., ........... .. ho. ..,.....,._U.S.A." ~c.....-c • ....-"".._ ... ,,..., ,....., _.._. _, l ,,(!-mesa . . . . ._ . . . . • . .'. • ,:T ;\rJ i1 ~·1 ,·"t,: ", , ..... .', ... ~.t~..\ fiUPMONI S.1·1552 POI INPOIMATION hclnM~ ........ ArM EN"' .. TUESDAY -FOR LAUGHS ONLY JOfY BISH~r · OOR01HY rmMNt·MllrnN Brn~ JiM HUTION · ~O~ ~HMR .. WAllfR ~RfNNAN THE WORLD'S MOST ~~IDR BUONO . JA~K Ul~ORO . EAST=COLOR [£) AIMTWI.._,~~ .. D1 IUAtl'1 ~. ., ao•~•t ... • I i __ °"~ .... "'Tlfl INDLISI SUMllUr ......... ..,..._AllY P'ILOl ,rMooy, ..__ "• lttl He Talks When The Subject Is Balboa Island ·rntet iii f~ Orrin Wright is a man ol few words -but he bu a lot to say about the welfare of Balboa 131and. A pleasant, friendly man, be compute. his thoughts io an accountant'• f ashlon unW he can give 1 concise and often humorous answer in one or two words. Wright, who describes himself u a "native son, born of a nttivt son and daughter," can easily evaluate. change. in Southern ~lifornia since he wu born ln Loa Angeles and has lived ln thiJ area all hi.a life. He attended > Compton Hlgh School and Compton Junior College, where he studied ac- ('()Unting l\ewport began to f1~ure in his We early ..,. hen he drove Lo danci:~ ill the Rendezvous Ballroom on the weekends. While attending one ol these dances, he was Introduced w a young lady named Dorothy and they were married in l~l ln Reno, Nevada. "Wt thought lt better to begin our marriage in Reno. than w end 1t there ·• Orrin quipped Whl.le a captain in the army durin1 World Warn Orrin was stationed on le Shima, where the first surrenderin1 teams of Japanese landed their aircraft to 1witch to American planes. Whitt American bomben with green crosses transported them the rema1nlng distance to their meeting with General Mac.Arthur. "Many of the Japanese wore striped suits and carried swords," Orrin recalled "The first man off tht plane handed out a bouquet of nowers and a bottle of wine, probably to be sure th.at we knew he wasn't an enemy any more.'' In 1947 while the Wrigbt.s were spending a Memorial Day weekend Thanksgiving day is less than one week away and tt is not too early to make your reservation for Thanksgiving dinner now. Select the dining spot of your choice from our Restaurant Pages, 10 through 15, where Orange County's finest establishments tell you about their special menu plans for the Holiday . ,,,..y, ,. __ II. 11161 on Balboa Island, a fnend told Omn sbe thought be should open an office there. He believed her and rented one that very weekend. S111ce that timt ht bu been vitally interested in the problems of the island. NeaUy totaling up the complete housmg and parking problems on the small island, Orrin said R-1 would be the best 1olut.H>n for the island, though he didn't beheve it could ever be brought about. He went on to et· plain that in front of each house on Balboa Island is thirty feel of parking space. It tlle.s twenty feet to park one car. so there is enough room for one and one-ball cara per house. Problems arise when each famiJy owns two cars and there are two families per residence. Even with a two car garage, eacb curb lack! space for one-half car. Totaled for a block lt adds up to Jou of non-e.xistent parking spaces. Parki.Jli problems have plagued the btUioe.ssmen on the island, Loo. "It's paychological," Orrin said. "On Balboa Island a person may have to "alt only two blocks or 350 feet from bis car to the business area, but in a sbo.fr.!;g ceoter he is willing &o walk 500 feet simply because they hue a par · lot." Jn 1~ u President of the Balboa Island Businessmen's AsM>ciation, Orrin too.ght to solve this problem by leuing a tram which could c-arry shoppers from one end of the island to the other. Unfortunately the electnc motor needed more power than its original batteries provided. More batteries were added, but their weight took almost u much current u they generated. The circle finally ended when the tram's ule broke and With lt tlle hopes of the b\1$ln~men. In the future. Orrin sees a skyline for Newport and Balboa l.sland uke that ot Miami Beach. "The area bu grown from S,000 to 40,000 residents in 20 years," Wright explained. "U you project tho~ figures I.Bother 20 years, you can 1ee why high nse iJ the only way to 50Jve our population problems. It doeso't do us any good to criticize bow resideou z.oned this area years ago; rather we should learn from their mistakes ~ we know what to expert from the next 100 years" ln hls spare Ume, Omn likes to play brid~ and golf The Wrights' have two sons, Marshall, a programmer at Aeronutronic, and Randy, a sales- man with Xerox. Orrln is a past president ol the Newport.Balboa Rotary club and is now a member of its board of directors Ornn Wright's personality. though quiet hke Balboa Ii.land's streets in winter, also refleets the warmth of its sandy ~aches and the tang of its dtan salt air. -Dorothy Pier ARE YOU HOLIDAY MINDED? Look what we have for the Holidays Fruat trays made to order. Fruit baiskets gorgeously arranged, ~lace· fruu trays, all sizes, all new crop. Fresh dates 10 gift cartons Nev. crop figs in mailing packages. New crop nuts of all kinds mcluding ourselves for getting up al 2 a.m. to bring you these fruits fresher than anyone el£e. Fresh cul flowers and floral arrangements sold at extremely low prtet!s! Fruit shipping all over the world and compare our sensible pnces' Just phone the addr~. we do the rest Charge if you sc choose FOR OUR RETAIL CUSTON'.ERS SAVE With theM Coupons SAVE &ruuoll ~ Juicy Valenci• ~ N.. Crop SPROUT~ ~ ORANGES i VELVET YAMS ~ 5 ~ 1 O• LI. ~ ¢ u . ~ 8¢ .... ~ ~ ~ tu.It 4 ... ~ u.lt 11 ... .~ 11• 11 ... Coupons Explr• Novtm~r 22nd (Cl~ Th•nkifivinvl These Restaurants want their customers to have tbe finest, that's whv lhev buy product from Newport Produce How about you calling U6" Corigratu· laUona to Hillview Bowl, Santa Ana Hi, ConttnenW Collegt, Newport Jai.~ Tht Charter House, Anaheim, Ed's Market. Huntington Beach and 132 others! ,HOH I i 67J-171S ~ 9-flfy h n.. ~ Of n.. .._~ NEWPORT PRODUCE Or .... c.-ty'1 , ...... ................ °''. lw 2616 Newport Blvd. on the ftenln1ul1 °'' ... , ... , 3 .... _. • •, .. One Trip To Europe Only Whets The Appetite 0~ .t the mo,. a,.autfful 1i9hta la the f1r•n at th. Scheenbrvnn Palace in Vienn.t. Above 11 a clipped pathway el trMt In one of the ,_,..M leoklnt •• if It .. r• penciled Int. the pictwe. JI -c.... • • ¢ DP IS NOT SO RAMPANT IN COLOR FALL BUT STILL VERY LOVELY The great odventure is over. After o month of visiting the gerdens of Europe end o few other pktces, we hove returned home to resume the routine of doy to doy living. Admittedly, by going in the foR, there wos not the quontity of different flowers thot spring would offer. This is o condition thot is much more noticeoble 1n cold climotes thon in ours. There were no ocres of tuli~ in bloom in Hollond, no lilecs in Enqlond, nor were the chestnuts 1n bloom in France. but color there wos. The yords. porks eoo windowsills oll were full of colorful flowers. The forests were turning on their outumn colors. The v1neyord~ hung h~vy with ripe gropes. Trees were loden with red opples All in t1ll it wos o beoutiful experience The Europeans seem to love their flowers much more thon does Me:r overooe Americon counterport. Enqlish qordens hove olways been noted fer t~e · r ric I, d sploys of color end they were not d1soppoinhnq In Hollond ond Germony porticulorly. every ovoil oble inch of windowsill ~poce wos u ed for potted plonts and there were usuolly more poh on tobles in bod of the windows. The typicol bodyord qorden in Germony had ot leost cabboqes end dohlios. Everywhere there were street stonds selling bouquets.. of cut flowers end these didn't qo unsold. However, one should not go to Europe expecting to see new vor- iet1es of flowers for despite the volume of flower s. both indoor ond out, they ore the same ones we grow here. World tronsportotion end promotion being whet they ore todoy, new flower vM ieties f tnd their woy bod ond forth ocross the A tlontic os soon es they Me ;ntroduced. The meriqolds in Austr~o were tre same es the ones I qrew from B urp~e·s seed this sprinq, Not everyone will qo to Europe noi t'•t-•yone wonh to qo but 1hose who do will find the qordens of Europe. both public end privete roting right up there. with the art, architecture end history, os one of the most memoroble perts of the trip. I think they else will find. os I did, thet seeing Europe once only whets the oppehte to go tigoin. TEXT AND PHOTOS BY DON HORTON In Kew Gardens, Eng· l•ncl, there •re m•ny 9loriou1 a,.•utiea •nd one could cert.inly 1pend • great dHI of time in the Victorian gl'ffnhouH I~ uted here. 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P1dwW --~ I r '"'°' .. -• a.,,.ao-•'·'•'cl r -I I ---,--, --. - 11--,-, ........... -- .. ------~ (11, ~·..... l c; AN 5' ....... t e• •I••.~, t.-f'"f f':d•r t.r __.4""'94 _. __ __.__ I I I I I I I ' C "" C.N U ......... , -- 11 ~ LIVE THEATER ( :-·;7r i!rJG THIS WEEK ··the~ Went T1aatawa)" .A "''es~rn com~y. •They Went Thataway." will ~ ila~ed b) U:e Shaw Players of Orange O>unty l)tl Friday and Saturday nights begmnin~ torught. Novembt-r 17 at La Qwnta High School. 10372 Mc· Fadden A\tnue, Westminster. Phone 833 l:i<H for fw-ther information STIU RUNNING "The si,llt .t Ult l>uott" Orange C'o~t College will pruent its fall drama production, "Tre t-.1ght ot the Dunce · on Friday and Scltw-Jar. Xovember 17 and 18. in OCC Audi- l1)f11un .it 8 I.> pm There 11 oo admission C'harJee. rur mformJtion phone ~LIJO. ·· \ly T're« Aa,el1" Golden Wt'SI C·>llege .. iu present its faU production, ".\ty Thrt-e .\n~e.s ' oo F riday and Saturda~ ~o \~rnher 17 and 18. 1n the college's PatJo Theater at 8 !> m T1ck1:ts Sl 50 adult., 50 cents cht.ldren Phone d~.!·7711 tor iniormation "Marat Sack., ·" b1urr1: drama. ·Marat Sade." iJ on stage at the l n1\ ernl) of Cahforrua Irvine Studio Theatre Frtd.iy and S.:.turday nights. November 17 and 18 Far rnfJrmat1on phone 8331617 p'i(llw1cK· ;~~ ~1• ):i;n!11'J:E~! BOOKSH. OPS J -· I :,,..,~;:..:..,~1c4:.!? I S...111 C-1 I' U~ .. C.•U 111.u · _.._do "Tlw1t• .,0 Mellt"•~ ... 1 ... _., °"""" 5'!0-11'1 -----I ft ... ~- -.i,..-rlOll otJ Ultl -n. ....... 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"A Po•cll ef ll11e· snU: IUNNINC. "A llact.l ti Ila.Ill" A drama a bout dope addJctioe, "A Batful or l\al.A, '' Is being staged by the W..tminater Players at the 17th Street School Auditortmn. 75T1 Westmi.nJler, Westminster, on Friday and Saturda1 nights through Saturday, November 11. F or further infor- mation phone 893-560'1. ''Lllf' A modem comedy, "Luv" a OD atage at Laguna Playhouse, 319 Ocean Boulevard. Laguna Beach. on Wednesday through Saturday nights through Satur- day, December 2. Pbooe 494-81 for further in - formation "G_,1 ... Delb" Rancho Community Playera in Laguna Hills are 1taging "Guys a.nd Dolls" at Mission Viejo High School, CriWlta Drive, in Mls.sion Viejo through Saturday. November 25. Take Santa Ana Freeway to La Paz turnoff. Phone 837-3210 for further in - formation "Luv" A modern comedy, "Luv," ii on 1lage at Oran~• Studio Theatre, 195 N. State College Blvd .. Orange, on Friday and Saturday nights through Saturday, November 25. Phone 633-2233 for informatJoo. ''Laa Poudu" 11le Me11can Player• at Padua Hills Theatre, &o- C'at~ on Padua Avenue four miles oorlh ol Footilill Boulevard 111 Clarertoot. are presenting "Las P<r sadas, ·• thell' famoua play about Christmas in Mex1· co. thr0ugb January a. Performances Wednesday through Saturday at 1·30 p.m , Wednesday and Sal· urdav matrn~s at 2 30 p rn Phe>M (71-41 6...'16· 1.288. ··Helle Dolly'' l'atnl~ ,\tun~el and Jack Balle} are ;tJrnn~ 1n · Ht>llo Dolly" at Melodyland Theatrl', 10 Freed- man. Way, Anaheun, throogh Sanda), Novem~r 26 Performances Tuesday through Saturday at 8 30 pm. Sunday S p.m., matinees Saturday and SUJlday at 3 p.m. Pbooe Tlf-722t1 for infOt"mation. OPENING SOON ".Uml aJMI Ute Mu" frf'orge Bernard Shaw's play, "Arms and the Man.'9 will be presented at South Coast Reperoory Theater, 1827 :'l.e" port Boulevard, Costa Mes.a , Thursday through Sunday rughts btglnniJli Friday, Novem- ber !-l. Phone 646-1363 for further lnlormat1.m. · Maynewer Diary· Ctulareo s Theater Guild of Nev. port Harbor will pruent "Mayflower Diary" on Friday and Satur- day. November 24 and ~. in Orange Coast College auditonum, 2701 Fairview ROlld, Costa Mesa. Tick- ets. priceod at 75 cents for C'hildren under 12. St f'1f" adults and juruors, may ~ obtained from any Gu.ild member or al ~ door the night of the perfonnanc· es Phone 646-6885 for further lnlorm:itlon "Brno Bnlesq•e" Ben Blue and Lilli St. Crr will co-star 1n • Bravo Burlesque·• at Melodyland Theatre 10 Freedmu Way, Anaheim, beg1nrung Tuesday !\O\ember 2&. Performances Tuesday through Frida) at B 30 p m., Saturday at 8 p.m .• Saturday and Sunday matinett at 3 p.m. For further wormation phone ns-1220. -HILD OYH Ii W 116 WIH J-"-'1href0ot In the Park" ..... )fUll N•• ,,.,,.,.. 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A e e e 8 ..... ,_ ......... _....... ........... ._,._,,..,...._.., I ... A • • • • .... ........................................ .,.. ... ._ ........ , I eeaM.. w.rmort 1'111 A a 8 D • C 1 I I -Dlepoatwe - l ml 1NrRAMA~1cs ~rOUNGECOOtm I .._ ____________ , ,.. .... ~ DAILY ,UT ,.,...,, ... _ "· ,.., Intramatics compatibility proftle-:helps you find out! WHY HA VE THOUSANDS ALREADY P ARTICIP ATIID IN THIS UNIQUE APPIJCATION OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH TO HUMAN HAPP~ Bea.Ult thousand.$ of ainil~ divor<'ed and widowed men and women fi.nd that Intnma.tlaf int.lliifllt and highly practical met.bode of aelection finds that apecial aomeoDt for them in a di(ni6ed and con6dential manner. COMPATIBILITY QUFSTIONNAIRR INSI'RUCTIONS Ple11se •n~wer the foUowinr quest.iona accordinf to the ~ay you feel at the pretent time. Io front of each question you will 6nd: A-B-C-D-L You ahould m. out the Jette that rep~ta your answer in the foDowiq manner; A -eaipbatic no; B -mottly oo; C -undec:MW or \&O&.bl~ to anrwer; D -mostly }'et'; B -emphatic yea. There are no right or wroq ~ and there la no Qml limit. Gift your 6rat lmpre!Jeiooe and work rapidly. Simply mail the comp)et.ed compatibility pJ06 to tt. lntramatica c6't Dearelt you f« ~ analYlia. Or ••• bna, your completed cximi-Ub&liq pl06le to the Intnmadca c6::e of your ddol lot an on the spot enluation - at DO COit Of obllptioa. • • 1ntramat1ca ·-·----- A DIVISION OF AMERKAM SOCW FOOllDATION IK. Union Bank Bulldins, Suitt 617, Orange 0 4errf .. F1J.le11 l ctHre I Kl 7..5644 (10 a.m. to 9 p.m.) 0-'-& .. -- ~ " •• . . .. .. . • •• .. . ,, I Ji . nSex • ZS a naughty word? h my .ex edDeatioc eollediaa an t.ookl for the Vf!l"'J yoanc (or for parent.a of the Terry 7oun1) u ftll u 1tudent., tfenagen <and their -pattnt.a), for youn& marrieda and for thoee not-40--youq.. Bl'OW9e my collection. It doem't muquerade u family liTina anymort! ••• ft>• eatetorised u frankJy u it.I subject, ta education. U JOU ean't come in, call or write me. I'm B. Dalton, Boobeller.'' Fashion Island Newport Cente1 ·N""POrt B.eb, Cal.Uomia ~ ~'-'"l(l TV WEEK MAGAZINE i1 del'rveted he with the DAILY PILOT 11ch S.turday. It cont1ins pt09r1m schtcfulet for 1 whol. w"k -plus pictures ind fMtur•s 1bout the ~ who pl.y In the aftoWL I ...... Clll9 • a DESIGNER'S NOTEBOOK Vinyl Flooring BY J. RUSSELL TUMELSON, ORANGE COUNTY OESIGNER-OECORA TOR ~ ,,.. many new ll:lnda of vi.Dyl flooring on the mar· tet bt are the ultimate lD design for our homes. Some look nu ceramic, othen raemble leather, still others are pat- terned after wood or tGa1o1M shell. All have been created with put catt to adlin• autbentldty and are styled up to th1 minute. The complete Une ol tortoise lhell offers many nriationa with a wide color choice. The leather tonu successtully c~p ture an old world au~city. Both the tortoise shell and th• leopard offer a dramatic, unique and classic approach to noorin g. The woods are designed to e nh anl·e not only floors but walla and dados u well. They are so beautifully done it 1s dttficult to tell the dillerence between fine walnut and choice parquet illltallation. When used in kitchens with either tortoise shell or leopard patterns they are particularly ef. lective. Th,... duraba. tile finishes are made. Selection would depend on tile area 1'hen the title is to be used. The new atld exquisite Velvetouch finim with its soft patina and the lustre ol. the Meg•glou fin1ah give a palatial elegance and should be used lo a more formal area. The lizard finish, more durable and unsurpassed for rough and tumble wear, resists scratches and scuffs and ls practkally main tenance-free. A complet. line of solid colors also are offered. These can match or contrut with any of the tiles and can be used as tiles, stripping or lo designs. All the new vinyl Ula are revolutionary and without parallel, and we have bad excellent reaction from handling them 1n our studlo. NEXT WEEK: BERGERE CHAIRS PIMH addma Inquiries end quectiofta by letter to: O.si9nen Notebook, W..ktndtr M.9aine, PostOffb lox 1875, Newport a.Hit, CJrforni1. ......... , OAtUf'tUn ,..,..,, .......... 11. ,.., NOTES OF A NOMAD ! C-tinued from Pate 13 N* appearing twice a ni&ht ••• ~ day and Primy nigbla only . • . at tht .h't Station. Gilden Groft, petite Julie Hand, rm of teleTisioo'1 "Polka Parade." Miu Ha.ad .pretenta a unique IDd .Ip. formal proo-am lfmturlnl mare eoltmDe changes than you un keep tract ol. ~ pl.QYing the tiny m.lu, her mother, Lilah llmd. AlJo on b&nd (Do redundancy tn~) the Fire Station Bed . . . playing ner')'tJtliaf from .. Blg Nobe From Winnetka" to '-n.Juni Taxi.11 Hold Oldo.iJVllJ'' hatt while 111ten1q i.. uw aareratten. Tba's am · I • Judy Collins ftiviEIA llDTAUIANI' ContinMt1I CUllM Ceckt1llt Sfflling Lu11cht0ft and Dfnnn Jfonda11 through Saturday. ( Rtst1'1>CCiau S~t.td) DiftMt'1 frO'M '"" w •••• ,.,.~ aft ......... . Str••t t icla ........ M•"-l lh1.tt a..4 th May C.. SOUTH COAST PLAZA )JJJ I. ...... c ....... ..... 1141 - OPEN 7 DAYS SEPARATE ROOM FOR: Phene Banqu.ts 540-1937 R~~ .. ~ 0,. ....... ,,.. TMnbtivlftt 0., ""'"° ~ ~ram:., .\ ......... ..... 6n.itlt Fetkai,..,. Judy CoUlna will ti•• 1 con~rt urt- .,. the .,.,..,....,, et th. A.od1tect Students ., the UnlYlt"Stty .. c.11 ...... lrvlM, Sunct.y, ,....,..._. 19 at I p.m. In Campus Ha1L Miss Cellfns hu lent qptfnted ..ctJenc. wfth her lh"ontt veke and her euperta tult•r pl1yint- She hea 1ppe1rtd thteUfhout th. Unit.cl St•* u well .. In Engl1ncl, ftoland, Soviet Union and Auatrali.. Plan to Dine Out Each Week in One of Orange County's Fine Restaurants TRY -MD SEE FOR YOURSELF-THE VERY BEST SMORGASBORD 1500 ADAMS• COSTA MESA• AT HARBOR & ADAMS DINNER1 I LUNCH-PLATE 4:00-l:OO PM. -Chlld'1 Plate .U Ro .. t Beel $110 e~ldte DeMer1 laeladetl 11 :30-3 P .M. -Children 3 Salads 2 Meats .75 $100 Home Mede BrMd and Butter ~he (}rfl,~ ;.,!i2!e/* ~~~f, ·-;:._~ \\af~es" ~ ~\\~ 772-T/77 (pll1'~ \ot. ~~ \)i JI,... ....... ~ ......., ... ,,.... Lime w.... °? m I DoubM, C.- WHCX.& llOA 1:1' .. DY wtl.11 .... Dr I & c:.w y_. ow... .,,.. c-led ............ ~ Gd P M S er--, W a.dim ..... Jtw CNer'd S-, Om6w a......_ .. o.o-s ... p ........ ~ Mlllee. PmlPda,.. jp CJdlr 0 '?. .... ,.. ApPe Odilr ,, ................ 11.1"'1 ~ leot1nve 1 p.-. l P·"'· I p.111. 7 p.m. Achhl 4.9& -------- e't\EfZ «s'82 SILENT AUCTION OP THE YEAR '-UIHl4 HAC1C Att AUOCIATI041 •c•DrM -~.._ ,......... Detll! , ............... 11, D. ~ ,. Sac~ .... . ....., -'AJllL .... ,. .M. ~ A-C----11'.M. lluncMc11 wtekbyl YOUU. ENJOY OUI lliNIU SUNDAY BRUNCH u:rvU. in IM GraJtJJ MOIUIO 11 AM. TO 3 PM. lFIIVIE~ F111t 0.11111<1 ~"'' llJl'l'i 571 S. MAIN, ORANGE l.acrvations. S42-3$9S (Coed Sunday) 380 I £AsT CoAsr H!Gtt ..-11 Y CoaoNA DU MAI. U Ul'OINIA PHON': (714) ~75-1374 11 ·P .M. ThanklcJivi•CJ Di•ner 11-P .M. c.tery. 00... s.., ............ s.... ,._. ., .. , .... ~ ROAST YOUNG TURKEY • • $3.65 PRIME RIB OF BEEF $-4.SO TENDERLOIN OF BEEF BROCHETTE $<4 .35 LOBSTER TAILS . . . . . . . . $<4.9S BAKED VIRGINIA HAM .•......•.••. $3.50 N. Y. CUT SIRLOIN . . . . . • . . . . • $5.25 ~usun- ............ ,-". loceC-...................... s.... ~T•erMa CHILD'S TURKEY DINNER . . $l.l5 SCHROEDl:R'S CHEF'S INN JJtl L COAST HIWAY CO.ONA Hl MAI 1 .:~ .:_~ ~"2 -~ SHERATON-BEACH INN Thanksgiving Menu Relish Tray CN>am of Ctucken Soup or Tossed Gr~n Salad Green G<>ddes.s Dressing F'renlh Thousand blaoo or Roquefort Dre~s1ng ROAST TOM TURKEY $3.75 6 iblet S•w<•, Apple & Cel•ry Ortu•"9· Cr•"b•rry Seuco Wlaipp•cl '•••loel, G•••• ~ .... CHILDREN'S COMPL TE DINNER a...T..-, ........ U.I ...._,.._ ....... UI ............... J.ff BAKED VIRGINIA HAM BREAST OF CHICKEN A LA KIEV Half Roast LOHG ISLAND DUCKLING PRIME RIB OF EASTERN BEEF, au jus NEW YORK or FILET MIGNON 211U COAST Hl•HWAY HUNTIN5TON IUCH TtL U'-1421 ~IWIN• NON I ,.M,lf ,,W . NOW S.3.7! $4.50 $<C 50 $<4.95 SS.15 TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY The Ever Popular BOB ARMSTRONG at the Piano Bar • "STILL THE IEST PR IME RIB IN ORANGE COUNTY" THE PRIME RIB 2332 W. COAST HWY. e NEWPORT BEACH • 642-8650 -=-= 16 -........ Dinner e ROAST YOUNG TUUEY s._, °'.-.. . .,_. c...., e &AKED IOWA HAM , .•• ,?'• s ... c. s21s e ROAST l . J. DUCKLING °'...,.. s-• e BAKED CHICICIN °'··~ CHILDREN'S Pl.A TE-S 1.~ ANO 4ll THI TlAt>f'rlONAL TRIMMINGSI STARTING AT 12-HOON Dancioe .. Fred Carroll D~ Ntt.ty CORAL REEF MOTOR HOTEL BANQUET FACIUTll'S Chn.t..._ --...V.att.N Now Acapt..n ~ HAUO. COSTA MESA IC1 s-M7t MEL TAYLOR AT PALISADES "-'' .... i,&;~. Good mustc .. • "" lnvm"I atm::J• rt "::I. those who ~·tt.. Mwi piano ber ~ at ~·"L Palis.ades R Ht I u raft t where pl•ltt Mii T~ ,;.- holds 'forth . .,., • tie y . throuwh Sa~-~ ~~'· from t:lO ,..:·.~... 111111 ~ .............. a .... tat.nt with •• .,.,. ,... •rtoire of IOftf'. Y•,.... It -he CAn play It. Giw a listen at the Pallsa4es ..- Palisades Roed ...,._~ Newporl Bovlenrtl * f -r~ -= z==r c · C± 7 ., Rtd Hiii. For Advertising In The WEEKENDER MAGAZINE Phone 642-4321 14 °':.:.::' OJ~l/jt;/65 • °"""6• County' 1 unJq,,. jfftlit~rronNJn rrlUIUronf THANKSGIVING MENU Enjoy Our Traditional F .. ,t with Y~r E11tire Felftily All ou• DELICIOUS DIHHUS INCLUDE A CHOICE A"ETllilt A CHOICE OF SOU, ANO TOSSEO CiOltHH SAL.AO ROAST VERMONT TURKEY 4.75 BAKED SUGAR CURED VIRGINIA HAM 4.7S IROIUO SOUTH ARICAN LOISER TAILS S.11 NEW YORK CUT SIRLOIN STEAK ,,75 FILET MIGNON GARNI ,,75 ROAST PRIME RIIS OF IEEF AU JUS '·SO A CMc. •f it.. H•li4•1 Out.nt tN ........ ~i14' ... ""der tw•lve ., .. ,, •'' flelf ,....ice •f ftl• .. twe4 ''•~ff TI-enh9ivin9 Oinnet WUI I• S.,.,-4 from 11 tlO •-"'· Utttll IO p.m. COCKTAIL INTEltTAINMENT IN THt l.~I 161 7 w .,tcJiff om. -N•wport IHch, wlif. Fw •M.,.,•tiona 642-4140 --------~-------=-=------::------------------------~---------------- IS YOUI FOOD Oii.BiT? IUDGolT IN e The Cwnt Dewn le en le briftl PRICES DOWN TO EARTH with ew F..eadlc ~ NOVIMIEI WNCH SPECIALS! ll:Jt .-..J:M ,.-........ let....... .. -I Eidt Monday Each Tuesday HAMBURGER 44' WfT'H cw Of S041, ut pain B.B~Q BEEF 57¢ MINCH IJ..9 .... ON NINCH IOLl. IUNS ~!nffd.y STEAK SAND . 99¢ WfTH PlllS-SUCD TOMATOU ~:~~., CHEESEBURGER 48¢ wnH cu, Of'°"' AMI NIU ~~y TUNA ... CHEESE 33¢ •IJUD IA•~ Of IOUP-RllS ::~rday HOT DOG 23¢ lffULAI SID-Wmt NJD 7 •teitn'I Wiii.LY lrM • tM P.M. STE~~rlei~!~R $198 s.1.4-v..-~ P•t•t .. ....--.,111 T .... C.H...,, .. KOMA LANES COFFD SHOP H" HAHOI llft,. e COSTA lftlA e 141-1111 0,..24Hn. M ................. ..._. .... Mlt.T...., ,.,_.,,-....er"· .... • II ' ,. The ·Ho•se I Declo'• o.ar House Dector. Tbe insidt or my •ouse was painted 113t. month. Since ll»eA. sner11 ot the 1'tnd'Owt an met faSt ·ti.it·. ~·t be. apened. I tried hammering on. the wood frame of ont and broke the glass. There inust be an easy way to overcomt this trouble. What do you su.gges1? R.O,. ANSWER-There ls supposed to be a.o easy way that will bftat Deitber your back • nor the &Jul. U it weru for you. I get credit for being amartlad Tice ftl'Sa. . I A thl" fla. of paint that bridgea the ner- row SplCe between the IMh and the stop bead Will hold a s.ash M tight II though it Wft'e nailed clOled. Thia· pllnt may be beneath the stop btad and out of siihl Tberef ore. lbe first aUempt at opening the sash should be to puab a thin-bladed putty knife into the aoac. between the sash and the stop beecl atone both sides of the sub. Th1a llmplt ,,._ cedu~ usually sol•es the problem. ff ... Mlh · dlll refuaea to IDO'fe. lt 1n1F be n~ to remove the stoo bead tram the room Dde of the window. ThU bead l• a piec-e of moldin .. that forms onf' side of the lr1Ck ln which the 5&Sb movtJl. If vou can ftt the window oartlv ooen. ~ a rlaw MmmPr to Dull off thf' bead. work::ln~ from the lifle f acinr the u.~b "' •' not to mar the WOOt\.. With the sto" bead nff. vou will ban "" o~t.. lem moYinsr °''" n.c:h. 1'w! bead can lbeo hf> Teolaced. allowin( 1lltbt1y m~ C'luran« if this appean n~ry. Another methed lhal somtimes W<M'b to start a aa,,h mo'lin( ls tn drin W'OOrl wede• beneath the sash from tht outsldt. Place the wedges under tbt stiles. clo!tt to the outer edges of the sash so u not to break lht tlass .. WMa. you are al this tob of making wift. dows workable. bt sure to lobrieate tht pulley .Wes. ~p does a Jood iob as a lubricant Of' you can to whole ho~ and mt one C>f the jelly. lib h1btiants madt for this p~. * * * Our Heule Oectw: You reeenUy wrote an lntel'esling artide about the neceailJ t. groond an electric drill. I hne an older' u.n- irounded drill and a Oft' bome with a ~ ed electric 1ystem. How cm I connrt tbit drill! ' UL AHSWER -To conftl't th.la drill ya mut ftlDO'N the emttng ~udor cable now connected to U end iDltall a new koo- dudor ml>le. Connect th• bltlct and wlltta wtnl nadl1 11 tbe onea JOG remo?ed. Tbe third wire II eecand and• lll1 CODY .... 8Cl"ft' W bolt lDllde tbe drill that la Dot I CW'• not canylnf part. A new a..proe1 ~ e1p II att.cbecl to the other end of-the corL Th• ~c wtre ii connected t. u.. 0'9lll CNUDdiaf term1nal IDd the other two wins are conDeCted to the remalning hro term.lnall. ........ Ml\Y ...... ,.....,, .......... , ... SOME AMAZ.ING NE w u·s Es I FOR MOTHBALLS • • ~· "* J, .• : ·-/ (// t ~. Even Skunks I • I Resent The·~::Odor Ne ._. you've been tollowiac .with wonder the dramatic leap fl tlle pill trom th& medicine cabinet to the ~olr and the P1Ydliatrist's o!Cict. But are jau aware that one of the oldest of boutehald pllla, those. little wtlite pellets that haft proved so sue-. .1 cessful in preventing motll dainage, ~ ~" be uad to cure a multitade' of bome Ud Carden headaches beyond the cloth• delld? · ............... the ball o~ flab type of moth P"ftlltift. has. recently been foUitd to be elfecthe apinst pelts evee more fomiid- able than itl tndltional enemies -the moth and the carpet beetle. Of i.f you prefer, your motb preventive in a nugget or crystal form, p1ndichlorobenzt-ne will also do the trick. ft ell st'"-' when the State of Maine de-- clared w1r on the nocturnal assaulll the deer Ucl lonr bffn mllking on Its apple orchards. .. CROP LOSS Eech per tht deer's delight 1n unripen- ed tree-borne fruit costs American apple- 11ower1 millions of dollars ia damaged and plundered crops. The outcry of Maine farmer• acaJnst lb.ls graceful marauder wu heeded by the 1tate'1 Department of Inland Ftaberiea and Ga.me, which was concerned both with putunc a halt to the pillagt and protectint the dan- Ceroutly depleted deer population. After testl.nc numerous cbemicab, Chiel Game Warden Maynard Marsh found that a mere mJ.ff of napbtlWene would send the deer IC&mperinf. Anti ... a centune9-0ld problem wu -~9d by the simple aped.lent, ot b-.int motbbllb encloled in metll bap from the ot the apple tree• and. for further-~ lm'l'OUlldinc the orclwd with liDll of mothballJ. RIMEOY FOR HOMEOWNERS t Aa • ......_ prdenu and houlelioldtr ~ Clll benettt from the tlappJ fact that nol -dell' but ml.DJ miail ntm1l1 wUl tab ..... at t.llt II.mp attack ti.. pnveotivet aaab on their aensitive slnUJ tncta. Por in. lt.IDoe, the quivering little DOM of the nbbtt. mttt1n1 out your carrots, tullpt and nutur· It tiwnS. wfll quietly Jet -~ m11 •8. :)lllt· '"a · · le bl small bles of ,..-tt... , · · n =ltiunc aroand Joaril~._. ;=:a~ .. ~ lelld out to it lt'lll th6 lbnt.''"troa-lallJ eooqb. cannot dide ~ odon and CU ~ NUted by them. Jo SN 1149 OA • -v la tt.. llrdeft. para aysUi1s WI be used to prot.ert one of the loveliest of arboreal adiammenta -~ u,e. peach tree. P\aced in .l circle around the tree. pan f!")'Stals ~ qeac:t-- 1 y to the peach P*ef, a IDOUl larva that not only bores into tbe butt,' bat iandes the truok and branches often ,tilJl.a.t the totire tree IN THI HOUSI <t· OddJy enough. while aU tiDda of prden pests are being sent ICUIT)1.nt b1 tbe uti-- moth pill, moth and carpet beeUe lar?a are tupODSible for nearly f 1 billlo.n of home d1J9. &JC• eacb year becauae ol ialproper methods. 'lbe three most common mbhktlf mlde att: (1) not usmc enou~b ~ttft ~ lnade- quatelJ sealing the olace of .lt9nll! (3) not re- placlng the· ~nttve ~Uy enoogh. TIM rKorrwr•ld.cl minimum quantity of moth preventive to be med is about two poUAda per 100 cubic feet for paradichlom-beozene. and about double that amount k>r oaphtb.aleD.e. SlDee both t1J* ol moth ron- tl'OI are qaite IDm>emitie, It ls wise to err on the 1enerow side. TIGHT SEAL a-cie a la tbe npan emitted by ~e moth ~Ya that destroJ the l&rn, it ii most portant to ~t tbeiJo dluipatioa Into the outer air; tight atonp ls 1 mu.st. nu. can best bt achieved by loJdint the treal- ed clothes 1n aluminum foil and 8eallJ1C tichl· l1, Ind using tightly clOled clolets or ward-robe bags. TIM ...... ef tightnesa ldU&lly deter· mlnu the amount ot replaoement neceuary. A food rule of thumb Ja to replace 50% of t.be prtTenttve eYery two montbt. Se, .... ....., tt'a moths, mildew, tquirrels, stunb, rabbit. or deer that are caOJtDg yoa bMdecbel, Jmt reach for the pin -tbt anti· moth ptn. ~(--1 -..... .. . .. .. d , I , '· ·. •. ·. '• ~ '· .. ·. ~ .. ~ . . . .. •. '· ,, .. ,, --= -· _. ... -- SAN DIEGO'S SEA WORl.;D OFF-IRS ·' Shamu, the killer wfMle, Niia evw • his ta.ck and allows his trainer te check hh hMrt ..._ wtth M.,..... ..,.."-ctpa. The tllatlnctlvely marked ................ ect ........ ..., et s.. w...w dvriftl the ....... W. S,.:tetwt ................... the ..... tMy IMJ pt wet. 'T1My .. ThMe an ,..., ...,.. In that .,...., Wt mouth and theyre sharp. The tralMr ....,.. te be on ..... NnM. howeHr, u M ct.ens a few fish tc•IH from the _......,., teettt. The toorlabruth ls about two ffft long. 1 -c.... -..& • a a $HAMU TH,E. l_l~LER WHALE AN·D DA·N CI NG DO.L _e.Ht N S·j FEA TUR ED ... Sea World at Missloa JIT'Park in San Diego ldvectisu ltselt u "40 acres worth ol nice day,'' ancnlw'1 a~pfttty apt descriptlo11. There is a rreat deal to see, enougb for a fUJl day'a Tlslt, at this beautltul aqutic park. The stellar aUractioo IJ Slwnu, a high IQ mammal who just happens to be the Ollly trained tiller whale in the world. He is not the ret.i.ring kind. Sbamu baa an outgoin~lllllty and so does his trainer-. Between them. they put on u utonis &bow that includes a lesson in denW hygiene, a lielta, a whale-back ride and an lnadn.rtent drenching of the first three ron of the audience. The dolphins perform l.n Lagoon Stadium, appropriately named as it II about the me ot a football atldiam. Dancing on their tails is jUlt one of the 1pedlllties performed by these people-like mammals. They also are adept at restu1n.e natives, jumping onr fOClDtain waters, nipping up on a plalf orm and lnpmg 30 feet or so in die air for a fish treal At the Murata Pearl Japanese Village, visitors can gamble on getting themselves a priceless pearl, watch kabuki dance shows or just admire the crace of the pearl divers and the gorgeous garden setting. Other attractloos at the park include The Chicken of the Sea Show where dolpbinl, aeala and a few mermaids put on an underwater ertra- npnu; the Royal Crown Stadium where Google lb• Great.. a one-ton ele- phant seal, plus penguins and ae.a llona perform; the Sea GroUo; the Aquar· lum; the teal and sea lion pool; and the fresh water dolphin pool Two H· dtlng rides a1so are ava.ilable: tM IUchfield Hydrofoil boats and the new Sea World Sky Ride, an eJ&bt-in.burte ride above Milsion Bav. . Sea World ii open dally from 10 1.m. to 4 p.m. The last sbows begin at dusk. · Tickets are priced at $2 75 for adults; Sl.5-0 for juniors, age 13 through 17: 75·cents for children five through 12. Children under five are frff. Ad· mission includes all ahows u many times as one wishes to attend them. Cer· tainly one of the bigieat bar&ain.t in Southern California. Hopefully,' our MM lrMwt wW he It deint .. M d•r• to put his small crew-cut hud 1nte "'-"•· fMUth. The trainer wears rvbberlmcl pants and ,,,...,,_ bNtt durlftl the....., but atlll maMtff te end up tcNklng wet. ......... ~AILY PIL01 ,,.,,,.......,.u,tw Cookie's Cocktails Cel losa-Piaeo. Voalll 20IO Nc&'*1 eo.t. ... u M06' • COFFEE TREE Plan now to be with us for THANKSGIVING BREAKFAST Open 6:00 a.m. 1. TWO Eggs, hash browns ana toast Orange Juice and Coffee .as 2. Bacon or Sausage, hotcakes and eggs Orenqe Juice end Coffee .95 26" N.wport ltvd .. Costa Met. Acr .. , fro111 O.•t1t• Ce1111ty f•lr91H1141 ~~ .......... ~-~ 'l'B AN KS61VING DINNER AT VILLAGE· INN BALBOA ISLAND SUYID flOM 1 J.NOON $3.50 Auor+od Roli1h Tray Cr HM ef T 11•••Y Soup. T orn•to or Apple Juice Speci•I n..nh9i•in9 Salad -CHOICE OF- ROAST TOM TURKEY, Savory Droui119, li;iblot .r .. y. v •11berry Roli1h HONEY IAK ED HICKORY SMOKED LAMI, Drouill9, Mi"t Jelly FRIED SPIUNG CHICKEN witll Co1111try Gravy, Spicocl Pu cli GRILLED NORTHERN HALllUT STEAK, rnewnlero Vo9otablo Ma1hod Pol•lou Coffu, Tu •• Miik Hot Roll1 I l11tlor Hot lr•ncliocl Minco Pio P11rnpkl• Pio FOR THE CHILDREN COMPLETE DINNER $1.75 Roo1t T•rkey, lakocl HaM, Rout Lo9 of Lomb. Frtod Shrimp FROM OUR BROILER Wo Hrvo Eutern Choice loof THICK TOP SIRLOIN STEAK, French fried Onnon llin91 •. M.75 NEW YORK CUT STEAK, with Mu1hroom lutton1 • • • • • • l .IO FILET MIGNON witll M111hroo111 lutton1 ••.••••••••••• l.IO Above orclo" 1ornd with French friu or M .. hod Pohto COMPLETE DINNER QESERVATIONS: 673-4530 --mu] ....... ~AJLY P ILOT ,,.....,, -11. ,.., .. ... .......... ~:+;+f'": --=-__..=..=~·~~~ _..._..._..._. __ _ I OUT 'N' ABOUi] Continued from P• 11 The atory goes that "trille" is the result of one 1uch uchange between a Spanish serv- ~r and an English ditto . Be that as it may ••• try bizcocho bar· racho at Five Crowns. Pro's Palaver The first meeting of the Societe de Pro- f essiooel Restaurateurs was held recenUy at Chez Cary, Orange. The organization consi!ts of top-quality restaurant operators and was formed for the purpose of exchanging views, presenting awarda, and discussing the latest in gourmet goodies. Charter members and founder• include: Pieri.Do Benigni (K.aram's, Newport Beach), Henry Grum and Willy Mattice (Villa Fon- ~a, Orange), Peter Jepsen (Ha' Penny Inn, We.ttmln.ster), Jack Moher (La Paz., Fullerton), Geri.I Muller (Chez Cary. Orange) and Louie SchneW (Versailles, Newport Beach). NOTES 0}' A NOMAD F.ddie Ca.no, piano; Mu Garduno, c<>ngaa; Geore• Clark, bus and Mark Stevens, drums, now the beadllners at Sheraton Beach Inn, HunUqton Beach. Siz years at P.J.'1 l.n Hollywood, Ca.no and Compuy are best remembered for their amuh hit recording ol a few yura back, ''Taste Of Honey." Set at the Sheraton oo an open-end con- tract. * Whal better testJmony to the goodness of a supper salon's steaks? When thieves broke' into El French's Quiet Woman !Corona del Mar) one not-tooa long.ago evening, they stole n<>t.hing but forty pounds of beef beauties. Cash was in the register . . . liquor standing on the bar's shelves ... but . all that was taken were the steaks Anyone know of a recent cook-out where forty pounds of filets were the star attraction? * Continued on P• 1 S lv{'GOO~ FAMILY FOOD 'N FUN e IT ALIA.N MENU e ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY OPEN DAIL Y-5 P .M. TO 2 A.M. 2600 W. COAST HIGHWAY NEWPORT BEACH 642-1831 FOR GREAT STEAKS • • . NEW YORK CITY • . . • • •. , •• , • • . • • . • • . • . TOOTS SHOil S LONDON . .. • • • • .. • .. • .. • •• • • • • .. • . . . . THE IROllfR LAS VEGAS ...................... THE HICKORY HOUSE IEVER LY HILLS . • .. .. .. .. • • • • •• .. .. . CHASEN S .. SYD'S STIAK HOUSE FU~ $2.95 DINNER ~UOIMe HVHAM "LAT .,..._, •n Y'Ollll CVT, ~,... SlaL.OIN. T••t'Ul(I CLOS8 THAM~ IAT 504 MAIN STREET 5U.1530 6 P.M. .. 11 P.111. ~ ST~~~.~~ssuN1DAY25 ~J ~~~~.::::::::: . ~ i CHICKEN ....... l"OlATO -IALA.D -..-uc aaaAO ---..... -.... .-..... ----- ••••••••••••••••••••••• : -~-#tinic:t-7· : rp LOUNGE .,..,. """'' : • NO# FEATURING · • : SPIROS MALAMIS DUO : • DIRECT FROM LAS VEGAS a • CARTE BLANCHE e DINER'S CLUB • • • • Behind the Sinler St .. k House • • 11521 BEACH at ELLIS HUNTINGTON BEACH • • Town & Country Shopping Center 962-9031 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• S'f-&&.IR FAMILY STEAK HOUSES TOP SIRLOIN STEAK 1.29 I HAMBURGER . 44c CHEESE •9c NEW YORK CUT STEAK . 1.•9 DUSS 'IM UP AT fill M>ODY l .Ul Yl lb. GROUND ROUND STEAK 89c I DELICIOUS GULF SHRIMP 1 09 ALL AIOVI INc.LUOI IAKID l'OTATO °" ,.,MC" ,., ... aou • 1un1L WITH FUNCH NIU. DELICIOUS STEAK SANDWICH ON SU.AMI IOU 89c fHNCH fllU. COFFEE (All you un drink) . • lOc AU STlAU SDYlD OH HOT SIULIN6 "-Amas• MONDAYS. J.f P.M. ~ 51.1' TOP 99c Slll.OIN ITlA& HUIT1116TON BEACH 11552 BEACH BLVD. Corner E. 17th St and Santa Ana Avenue Hin..-'4t ..... e hll.lll4 Tneco ......_ CHILD'S romOH YA PRICI! TOWN ANO COUNTRY 962-5912 642·7492 FOOD TO GO e SPECIAL .. CALORIE COUNTER" ENTREE e FOOD TO GO Onll9e c-1 ·-13 .,.... ~ .. . II,- '. .. . ' ·' '. .. •' -~- ·- -l - ,, wftttthesnost spectacolar view Jn Newport ••• ..... uoooooo HOU SI $PICIAL TY 1>.RO'lvK-s• ca~• SINGS ·AT JOSEF'S Vocalist Fran ~rlon ep- pNn every night except Tw.day at JOMf'1 In C. l"Onil dtl ~r with her own fNUP. the Fran Mar· Ion Trio. a.eked up by piattOotMn S I d Hurwitz and drummer Rene Douchet, the talented lua sings In thr• l•nguaps, speaks In few .naleds and .......... the ..... -all of whldt helpe to upt.Jn h e r nuibereus bookings at h e a 4 11 n e Nthfdulla ... ovw the country. A "THANKS" GIVING DINNER THANKSGrYING DAY AT ..J THANKSGIVING DAY MENU Hew,..rter lteli•h Trey c•.;u ef Coll•OM-TrieitN Toned Gr••" Sele.I Wel.lorf Seletl Roaat Apple Vahey Tom Turkey -Giblet Gravy Sage M Chestnut Oressin9 YHbetry Sawce Bait.cf Sufar Cir.cf Ha.,, Sauce CA.mberland Bon.leu ltocky Mountain Tr~t Saute-AMancline Roaat PritH ltibt of E.adern Beef-Au Jus Broil ed New Y«k Sirloin--Maitre O'Hotel Y~.t,l•-'oteteu $-4.50 $-4.25 $4.25 $6.50 $6.71 ••~•n• Sqw .. h Corn 0 lrien Celldied Ye• Whippetl Poteteet o ...... Hot !.liAce "'• -l renJy Sewc• fre•h Strewberry S.ad.. ti. .. p;. 12 Or-c-· ·-- ...... e .. Tu Coffee Miik Sl'ECt"l O <ltOREN S OINNE• INCLuo•s 9001' °" V<UID. DUU•T ""D 1av1•AGI M>AH TOM TURKEY 04' l"ICED SUOA•<UltEO HAM 12 .. For Reservetiott (714) 644-1700 Ext. 445 225 Rooms -Suites -Private Vlllac 1107 Jemboree Roed et Hwy. IOIA Mwporl ~och -- Uf/a r/ova nt1wporf c:6-4 ~ .... hy J1 J1 COAST Hl ... WAY MIWPO«T llACM .,..... llerWll .. , ...... RESERVATIONS su.-tsTED M2-71H l:tl P.M. • J :ti A..M. Delly TOMm INJOT CBICllM DELllBT ,_ cal ••• w ..... 642-6700 .... ,.... .... c...w ... Make ·Reservations Now FOR THANKSGIVING DINNER (12-NOON TO 10:00 P.M.) AT v~ "OY•Loc. ..... oi llAUllP:Ul IALJOA IAr GEORGE SHARP MASRI HYPIOTIST FRIDAY -SATURDAY 2 SHOWS NmLY 9:30 P.M. AU tGNIGHT DANCING TO THI RICK CHADBOUllNI DUO f I 045 BAYllDI DRIYI .. ...., ............ 17, 1"1 --------------~ --------------- PROOW -SOM:E ANIMALS ARE H ·UMAN • • • "'*'· ......... 17, 1tl1 Feerllea II the word for thl1 trainer who Is ahown _...adtlt SMmv l11 ,... "'"' hr • W., fat, wet kla ---------- ~a pHl'l-cliver at the Murata Purl JapaMM Vlllate turfeCM with what could be 1 very nlu1ble apecitMn. · · .J ~ At left, the delightful dolphins INp gr..tulty throvth the .ir la tM lAfOO" Stadium. Preci1ion timint1 i1 their forf9. o:.=1 - , ' ,, ' ' # ' . . I . ' ' • .. I • ,. \ . • •• • ,. . , . • I .. , 4 -~ A YI ord Of Thanks One year ago tom0l1"0w, Out 'N' About ap~ for tbt first time in the Weekendu Magazine To slightly alter an oft·btard Sinatra lyric. "It's ~ a •UJ good year." ... Good. drink. Good food. Good entertainment Good fun. MOit al. all . . • good people . • • en- countered uong the way. Eztended herewith. thanb from Out ~ About to the many, many who bne written, calltd and!OT extended in-person compli- ments. fl!fJj t.ut . . . wt .. , uo meam least • • • thanks lo thote rutaora.nt-night.club ownen "''ho have supported the column with adTer- tising througboat tUt swingin& yea. K-m-m-m-m-m-m ... JOU're a Cood group! Hamburger Heaven Fc:r &he gow>d round fanden ••. Odie's ••• OD 17th Street lll Costa Mesa.. Thi.t is a dark·Cold booths, L-lhaped cowrter, banglq iJobe lam~ acljoiniog ban- quet room operation that has the bmlburger hanbren d:roolint. AJ Odenath ii .tbe 'burler boa here, a role be ii well qmHftecl lor after ••enl yean DON JOSE' NUEMn HAYDEN CAUSEY TRIO NATUll• "JOSIE .. ,..., ..... i...., ENCHILADA & TACO • ·• ,.·~~ .••. $1.JO l • ""-' CHIU IEU.ENO-E.NC~DA .. ,.$1.45 Mi•YD wn. • IC9 a ..... -~TAOnat A &ALIA • COCKTAILS • 9093 E. ADAMS ~UNTINGlON IEACH OPEN 7 DAYS 962-7911 . .. . ...... , ..•............ ,......... .. Jo3e/j THANKS(ilVING DAY DINNER $]75 CHILDREN UNDER 12-$2.00 CHILLED RELISH TlAY TURKEY "4UlllGATAWNEY SOUP HEAITS Of LETTUCE -THOUSAND ISLAHD DlESSING OR FRUIT JELLO ROAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY SAYOIY DRESSING-,GllLET 6RAVY CRANIEllRY SAUCI SWEET OR WHIPPED l'OTATOES CREAMED 0NIOt4S TOASTED ALMONDS HOT MINCE PIE. RUM SAUCE Ot l'VMPKIH "E. WHl,,ED CREAM COffH-TU..-MIUC • PRIME RIB. au ju1 .. . . . .. • .. • • .. • ... $4.15 LOBSTER T AJL • .. • • . • • • • .. .. • • • "·15 PRIME FILET MIGNON .. . • • .. • • • .. • .. $5.95 Bl.UE POINTS HALF SHELL ....••••.•.. $1 .95 FOR RESUVATIONS: 673-1180 2121 EAST COAST HIGHWAY CMiacent .. J.maiu Inn) CORONA OEL MAR 11 •:-o-1 --o.,.. ----~ ou,t 'N' ABO·UT: as a member of the Far West Services (Reuben' 1) dla.ln. Odenath's apedallies ... "Famous Stuf- ftd Hamburgen" . . . are not particularly new nor 1r0rld-1hMing in the realm of food- stulfs; but if yw bappen to desue a good, old- f ashioned hamburger some day, Odie's would be the place to go for it TAKI YOUR PICK You'll find a wide selection of the "stuf1edl" u Kr. O'a eatablilb.menl Their menu deteriptiona read u follows: "Stufled muabroom (treah muahrooms aauted in but- ter) M<eots. TeriyUi (marinated in original teriyaki uuce) 90-ttDta. Delun stutted cheaeburcer ('with sboestrln1 potatoes and green II.lad) tl.00. Stuffed kraut "surprialng- ly eoocl" (AIMdraut and RD.Iii.an dressinl) OCkeDU. Staffed cbeae (fllled with American cheese) 75-centa. Stat1ed chill (chill 'n' been.I topped with American cheese) ~nts. SPECIAL ThanluglYl119 Day MENU Dt-s.r.M ,,._ J ,_ Malet a ... rvlfiont Now IClYSTOHI SQUAii Ind lfwl. •+ W"twtm..,, Wett.i..W ........ ~. We will a.. doeed Thankstivlnt D1y, but extend our best wi•hft f« • most Nippy holkteyl STA& CHINESE WUIO 111 21st Pl •• Newport leach ORiole 3-9560 Other "nlbblin'•" at Odie's . . . fish 'n' chip1, Sl.15; the slender lender (broiled 8fOU.nd beef, tom.itoe.s, cottage cheese, half a peach) tl.20; bot rib (prime rib, that il) sand. wich, fl.25; Canadian Npreme (Canadian llaacon, sauerkraut and Russian drelainl on pilled rye bread) $1.15; chili me, $1.05. ~ Dinner dishes include: prime rib of beef, $2.50; teriyaki steak, $1.85; hamburger steak, Sl.50; baby bfft liter, $1.5S; chefs choice ltMk, $2..50; fried clams, $1.GO; scallops, Sl.ts; fried shrimp, $1.75; halibut steak, $1.85. Fund Feeda f'or yeen, local out-n-aboutera with that ilO'S FAMILY RESTAURANT 2111 IAST COAST HWY~ CORONA del M.4R 0.... II A.N.•t P.W. * CATRIN• TO PAml THANKSGIVING DINNERS e IOAST TOM TUlllY Nut Drasina. GLlbt't't Gravy, Qoanbttry Sauce . , $2.85 e = ~·~~:.~UD H~~---·3.00 ·c~=~·'-"'" ~ ~ .~.95 e := Gn~ _IOAST __ , ___ .. ,_.,. '2.85 AUJ, UUJH TIA Y ASST. SALAD'S CHOICI Of YMITAILD & POTATO • PVMPtllN ptl W11H WHIPnD CUAM HOT MINCI Pll. llANOY SAUCI 01 SHIUIT ICI HOMIMADI lllAD COffl. TU 01 WIUI • SMALL POlnON PUTt SUI TUIUY, HAM 01 lllSH WrTM SALAD, POTATO ftMTAIU. AU.O, lalAD AJl9 IUTTD I Op•n Year "•und Dally 12-12 Fri and lat. "lll I 1.m. II~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dinner, Luncheon, Cocktails & Atmosphere. One of Southern C alifornia's fine restouronts. Entertainment Nightly. Palisades New $ervi11t SUNDAY BRUNCH I I 100 A.M. • J 100 ,,M. P1riudn Ro.d oetw"" Newport Bfvcf. ind Red Hil ~534 ' IOHNNY LOPEZ TRIO DIRECT FROM LAS YEGAS! HAPPY HOUR DAIL Y-10 A.M. M t ,.M. HIGHAALLI IOo-T ASTY DIP MONDAY NITI llLLtAlD TOUINAMINTSl ONI POil GUYI ••• ONI flOR GAU WDnY WINMlll IACH llCUft It MA•NUW Of CHAMP .... "'tlll0"1"HLY PUTOW" WIN ... AWAIDD PllSOttAUlll Al tnell 1:10 E. 17tla STREET A.I' NE'WPOR'J' •LV8. C08TA MESA. 848..aJaJ ........ ~AILY l'ILOT ''*'· ---11. "" '"'E sportin' blood have gathered each Saturda1 at the Black Knight, Coata Mesa, to view football's "Game Of lbe Week." Fun Umes, indeed ..• ex~t for one no- no. The Black Knight does not sene luncheon on Saturdays. Now .•. a sportsman pulling for his team, and, perhaps, even sipping a libatioo or two as an aid in said pullJDe, can set mighty ' hungry. Which is what happened to patron Billy Greer early in the present sock 'em -rock 'em season. And ... Greer dedded to do some- thing about it. THE BEGINNING The following Saturday, Greer showed up at the Black Knight with a pot of bome- cooted beans, a couple of pounds ot cbopped onions and a pmle of piping.Cot ~ad. He encored the ne.xt Yfeek with d1ill beam "a.nd." El Mauulor FAMI\. Y UST NJllANT Awn.NTIC MUICAM H>Oe ............... , .. ..... ..... .._, ........... ...... .... • .-... ........ S1..M .... ,,_,,.......... .. -. ..... .._, ......... ................... 11.1• .. OW All·CON9mOND UNCHION ll'IC&AU o.-i ........ n.n. -11:te-1•.Jt M.4.t. -11111-11 :Jt S-. 11 :tl-H:Jt 17'1,.._,._....._IAt1M It.) C.... .._ MJ..6417 ~~---....... ~---------- • . • ly Don Wilson Today ... "Greer's Gastronomical Good· ies" have been replaced by a swingin' Satur. day soiree each week at the BK which fmda two memben (male} o! a twenty-four-man group preparing luncheon for upwards to 30. 40 shouting, screaming football (and food) en- thusiast.I. <@ Yep ... those Saturday Starers formed Uleir own Dine-In Club . . and for a S1 00 tariff, anyone wandenng into the Black Knight can partake of whatever the meal might be on tnat particular Saturday Some of the "spreads" to date? Patrons Bob Raab and Dan Jld(illan came up with shrimp cocktail, barbecutd filetJ and Mexican rolls. Bartisten Hal Harri- DON ROBERTO'S MUIC.4N FOOD-FAMILY RESTAURANT II llNNU COMllNATIONS MUICAN WAU lllS WITH ADOll IAUCI -..,., n..n. IJ ..... , ... .M. • ll'rl • Jal. u -. ....., I tu HADOI an .. c.M. Mtotft7 H OWARD'S RESTAUIANT F...., Dining 0,. M' Heun BreakfHt S.'"4 Al!rytilM ... t' 'dia. ... ""*' ......... .... o.ty .. ...., , .... si.c. ltH 4M1 W Cewt HfWY. He.,_. a-d --~-~-------------------------' ., _.b.. :Jai ~ _}~lc~~n _J!J~ CHINESE FOOD TO GO ,~ J -OPEN DAILY 4:30 P.M. -1:30 P.M. CLOSED MONDAY tHt HARI09 "LVD. COSTA MHA 642-J7J2 ,fiti•• GI~alet The Ultimate in Fine Dining SWISS-GERMAN-AMERICAN DINNERS LUNCHIOH-OINNlll MONDAY THRU IATUlDAY U A.M.·1 1 ~ CLOSl9 IU ... AYI ~OPINING Llrl CHINESE POOD ~UNOHIOH-OINNll TO 10.00 PJ4 • tiOCMaOO pJA. ' t POI PAMU. ii .......... , 11201 •ROOKHUUT POUNTAIN YAlllY \ ,.,.,..., .......... "· "'° I \ t62.GOSI TUESDAY'S CHILD Hru Cartfullll Chosen A f'tw StLtcltd Eritrus To Makt Your Tha?tksg1t'1ng Day Holtooy A Mtnwrablt Ont '\trttd JOO P\f ·1000 P!•f, • 1 Ttmptmg .1rroy Of \f1ud Gruns W11h .1 Cho1ct Of French, Roq1ufort Or Grtt11 Godd~ss Drtssrng PETITE MARMITE TM Frtnch C~nc, An Eltganr Broth With Cho1ct Bitf and Frt3h \ tQtlablt IOAST PllNI lll OF l&f AU JUS WIT" 'l'(NUCJ"l•I l'UDOtllle IOAST IONEWS DUCKUNGo ..... llA.01 LOISlU e t. NIWIUIGo 811 COO\llLL• '6st •5st '6 .. PUMPKIN PIE SOVTHERN CHESS PIE CHEESE CAKE PEACH MELBA COFFEE· MINTS CORONA DEL MAR RESERVATIONS: 675-3820 THANKSGIVING DINNER Roost Tom T.ttey lal&ecl YircJinia Ham s32s Choice Top Slrtoin Steak WITH All THE TRIMMINGS INCLUDING DESSERT & BEVERAGlt CHILD'S PLATE $1 .50 ...... .._ IJM .. _ Hlthblllt 50c up c::::E:~::~~?E~ COURT'S In Vista Shoppint Cent9r Ml W. 19th ST.· AT PLACENTIA, COSTA MISA man and Diet Sullivan prepared Caesar salad and barbecued albacore BK mi:cmaster Hant Banks served a Chinf'Se mul hi., ro. horts are still talking about There also have have been lasagna layouts. turkey ustmgs and corned beef cont.enters, With the amateur chefs preparing all meals at their own expense !BK kitchen ladti- ties available ii desired) and no costs involved for sernng same, those gr~ba<'i levies are piling up. What will be done v.ith the accumulated loot' There have been 5e\leral sugj?estions lt>ndered for Se.tSOD's end None firmh de- tided upon u yel · However ... wttb the gents uwolved >Aho art, it seems a safe bet that whatever they do. it will top any tremender they've viewed on tele~ throupout tM su.son. Cake Chat Btzcocho Barrtcbo m~ns "t1psy c:ake0 or. as five Crowns lCoroiia del Mart pat- rons know it . "trifle." Actually, thi.s pul-<>n·pounds palatable ha.s quite a background. In those long-ago, fa r back "days "'hen!' chefs from all counbies exchanged recipe., they had drumed up to please the royaJ hou~hold beads. Continued lift p..,_ U llQite Jlnrs.e 111111 ... SteakJ Print~ Jet /~ack o/ ofa1nt C.refully Selected EuropHn end Celiforn1a W ines to Enhance Your Dining Pleasure OUR THANKSGIVING MENU SERVED FROM I 2 • NOON ROAST TOM TURKEY BAKED VIRGINIA HAM PRIME RIBS OF BEEF -SERVED WITH - WALNUT ANO OYSTER DRESSING CANDIED YAMS IROWN GllLET 6F~YY CHOICE Of SALAD l.41Cf0 SQUASH WITH CINNA._.ON A l iJTIH CRANIERRY SAUCE HOT ._.INCE 'IE ,U.,.,lllN 1'1£ OR.4N9( SHERIET • S'ECIAl CHILDS 'LATE tESERYATIONS SUGGESTED ,....,, ~ ......... '"" ~ .... ... ..._.,__ COCKTAILS LUNCHEON 3296 Newport Blvd. 673.1374 Newport Beach (Oppotlte City H11) ~r~11 -· ' --...