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VOL 60, NO. 146, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1967 TEN CENTS
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NEWPORT'S NEW QUEEN -Unda Pfleger. 18, beams for photo-
graphers as Susan McQuaid, also 18, retiring Newport Beach
"queen," crowns her new Miss Newport Beach tx> climax contest held
Friday night at Balboa Bay Club during Commodores' Ball
Linda Pfleger C1wsen
As Mi,ss Newport Beach
By THOMAS FORTUNt;
Of IM Oall' f'li.t Steff
Linda Pfleger, a stunning 18-year·
old blue-eyed blonde, reigns today a!
the queen of Newport Beach.
With tears welling in her eyes, she
was crowned Miss Newport Bea<:h
Friday night at ttte Oommodor~'
Ball.
T hr e e girls -Donna Lee. Mar·
sha McReynolds and Jan Rinaldi -
were named runners-up.
All four are high school girls dis-
Committee Shuns
Reagan Tax Hike
Of Billion Dollars
SACRAMENTO (AP)-A ~relimin·
ary victory quick.Jy turned rnto an
unexpected setback for Gov. Reagan
today as a Senate committee refused
to approve his record billion-dollar
tax increase. A move to approve the bill . and
send it on to the Finance C~mm1tt.ee
was rejected by a 6-5 party line vote.
Democrats opposed it. . .
The rommittee acted after 1t hrst
rewrote the bill to restore Reagan
administration provisions that had
been removed last week. And it re·
jected wtihholdinS? of personal in·
come taxes-som ething Reagan op-
poses.
Senate President pro tern Hugh M.
Burns, (D·Fresno,) said the Reagan
tax bill was not dead. But he said he
wou ld never support It while it con-
t aincd the Republican administra-
tion's provisions.
covered on campus by a Newport
Harbor Junior Olamber of Com·
merce roving photographer.
Oooasion for the crowning was the
annual formal ball of t h e Commo-
dores Club of the Newport Harbor
Junior Chamber of Commerce.
Attired in evening dresses, the
girls stood in review w11ile Jaycee
President John Oashioo purposefully
spoke at length to build ttle suspense.
Not visibly broken up when it was
announced she had won . Miss Pfleg-
er later confessed that her lip was
quivering. She said she couldn't see
the audience through her tears.
She still managed to smile prettily,
however.
Susan McQuaid placed the crown
she has worn the past year on her
successor's head. The new Mi ss New-
port also received a bouquet of long.
stemmed roses and a silver serving
tray.
Miss Pfleger is 4 feet 4 inches taJJ,
weighs 109 pounds. and measure3 34-
22·34.
She is the daughter or Mr. and Mrs.
George T. Pfleger. 26 Harbor Island.
Last week she was graduated from
Corona del Mar High School where
she was Homecoming Queen.
She hopes to go to University of
Southern California in the fall and
plans to joi n a sorority. She will ma-
Jor in art with an eye on a career as
a fa shion designer.
Friday night. she wore a full-length
Ume-colored dress with a cotton lace
top. Her blonde tresses were done in
french curls.
After the ball. her parents held a
party at their home for their dauJ!ti-
ter. her .court and e,scorts. ,
Miss Pfleger was accompanied by
(Sc:c QUEEN. Page 2)
LBJ Lists
5 Points
Fo1--Peace
By MERRIMAN SMITll
UPI WW1e R.ae Be,..W
WASHING TON -PreaSad JtM.;-
soo today rpeDed out five .ajar J11:t.
ciples Deeded to brtq ,._. ....
Middle East. includiDI ID .. ID tW'
arm• race and a public •f(D ._.,
the United Nations on anns .-,.
ments to the explosive area.
In a major foreign policy speecta,
Johnson declared that the Arabi ...
the lsraells bear the main r9111Wi
bility of establishing a long.,..,.
peace for their peoples.
Johnson advocated that the United
Nations require all member natiml
to report on any arms ablpmeMI
made into the area to help dampell
the chances oC a new outbrut el
war.
He listed an end to the anm race
in the area as an Immediate ptiolio
and suggested that outside mtieM
such as the United States and tbe So-
viet Union take steps to accomp&b
WL •
Speaking to a meeting fll. ed.uca1cn
at the State Department jut befcn
the U.N. General AssemlllY met to
hear Soviet Premier A1eul Kosygba.
the President pledged tbl$ America
"will do ib part for peace In eVf!rJ
forum, and at every level, and at ev-
ery hour."
Bat be saM1 there is no acap& from
thi! CE:utl~a;~ luin l"fllPOlt-sibllity W ·.U-.e regllm dr·
pends upon It. ~wn people and lead-
ers . What will be truly decisive in ttlf'
Middle East will be what is s:iid arwt
(SM JOllN90N, Pate !) •
* * Summit Meet OK
~' I·
If Agenda Lists
Vietnam: LBJ
W ASIHNGTON (UPI) -President
Johnson bas made dear that be 1~
ready to meet witb Sovi<t PremiPr
Alexei N. Kosygin if an agenda ran
be worked out to cover n atter!' hr·
yond the Mideast situation U. S. of·
fid'als disclosed today.
Johnson wants any sum'Tlit mttl·
ing with Kosygin to includf talks on
specifics such as Vietnam ard the pos·
sibility of an aotiball.istic n I s s i I e
freeze, in addition to the .Mileast cri-
sis, officials said. He also 1refers 1t
to be held in Washington or at Camr
David, Md.
Officials said niether Joh'\SOn nor
Kosygin had asked formalJy ror a
meeting.
• They said that Johnson bid let 1t
be known through both public and pri-
vate channels that he would be hap-
py to see Kosygin if the Russian
leader wanted to seriously discuss a
broad range of subjects.
The President, officials sa.i:S, is not
interested in a summit confined lo thr
Mideast crisis. The President's feelini?
on this point is that he suted thP
United States' position In a srtteh 10
day .
Johnson apparently has ™' des1rt
whatever to go to New York and be·
come involved in any way in thr
U. N. debate.
1'he President was pictured as feel·
ing firmly that be would not -.r;ant to
take up the issues of the debate with
Kosygin. He would be more than will·
ing, however, to discuss seriously a
broad range of U. S.-Soviet problems.
CONDEMNS ISRAEL
Ruuia'1 Prwnier Kosygin
ASKS MOOE RATION
U.S. President Johnson
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Johnson., Kosygin
Points at Glan~e
._.. •r• the four priRctp.I poinh proposed by Soviet
Pre""ier AJ.ni Kosygin in his "blueprint for peace'' address today
to-the Una.cf N.&ns:
• Condemnation of lsreef for •99ression against the
Arabs.
• Uncondrtion.1 lsraet. withdrawal behind the 1949
armistice tines.
• Ful restitution by Israel for damage inflicted in the war.
• Security Counc~ action to "eliminate ell consequences''
of the aReged lsraer. aggression.
Here are the five principal points proposed by President
Johns.on in his plea for Middle East peace in •n addreu to
the Mfion today:
• The rec09niad right of national life.
• Justice for the refugees.
• Innocent maritime passage.
• limits on the wasteful end destructive arms race.
• Potrtical independence and territorial integrity for an.
Mr. Johnson afso caled for • withdrawal of troops from
conquered territory.
Goldberg Rips Kosygin
Speech as 'Parti-san'
UNITED NATIONS -U.S. Ambas·
sador Arthur J . Goldberg immediate-
ly rejected Soviet Premier Kosygin's
policy speech as a "plainly partisan
presentation.
"We deeply regret that the leader
or a great natioo sbou1d repeat the
entireJ.y false charge that my govern-
ment incited and encouraged Israel
to conflict." Goldberg told the Gen·
era.I Assembly . "Nothing can be
further from the truth."
Goldberg. who withdrew ~ leact-
off speaker in the debate in defer-
ence to Kosygin. planned to speak
Tuesday.
"Tomorrow." he sajd. "I will set
the record straight. As for Vietnam, r would invite the distinguished chair-
man of the council oC ministers to
cooperate with Security Council or
General Assembly machinery for
bringing peace to ·the Middle East. I
do not believe our debate is furthered
by discussing in this Assembly ir-
relevant subjects such as Vietnam.
Cuba. the Dominican Republic and
Germany." Border Patrol
Pair Shot Dead W at~h Out for Sharks Lord Caradon, British minister of
!'late. also exercising the right to re·
ply to Kosygin, denied that British
naval and air forces "encouraged"
Israel or that Britain had helped df'·
lay council action. ll~MET (UPI) -The bodle11 of
two missing U.S. Border Patrol in-
spectors who disappeared in an arra
where two wanted criminals may
have been trnveling wen• found today
in a remote high desert area, author-
itJes said. I Early story, Page 3 )
Both men had been shot through
the head. The bodies were found on
tho Railev rnnch in mountainous
hrush area near the Anza fi rr <;fa .
l ion about 20 m1lr~ southrast or !hi'
clc-;rrt t'tlmm11n1ty nf I lrmrt
Also founcl nrnr t11r bo<l1r~ "'n~
thttir .~"s1nJ.? patrol r11r.
They're Gathering Off Newport, LifeglUlrd Warns
Ry .!ERO.ME f''. (.'01.LINS
01 th• D•llY Pil•f Sttff
Newport Beach Lil eguard ChicC
Robert Recd warned today of "an ab·
normally large" number of blue
i;harks in waters just off U1e New-
port-Balboa bt'achfront.
Re<'d saicl scort's or the m havr been
-.polled by crt'ws manmnJ! li(CJ!11arrt
hoats Sr:i v.:i lrh I ancl 11 at poinl '
r:ini::in,I! frn111 a h.:ilf mill' to lwo milt''
off~horC' \ •
·Wr 'vr seen somr straggler~ 111
),1de thr half-mile mark." he s:ucl
"But lht' main body is ou t beyonrl
that."
The ~harks. which range in s1u
from four f~t to eight feet. app<'ar
to be incrt>asing in numbers. Reed in·-
dtcatcd.
On Sunda\' llfrJ!uards aboM<I ,,.,,
wat<'h I rountcd about IOO aloni:: 11ir
'"'~rr , •ll;igonal psith from abou1 a
mllP anrl a half nrr thp rncl of th.-
Newport Pier to Balboa P1rr
A wrek ago. on a similar run, S<'a·
watch crews counted 46 sharks.
Reed advised against anyone mak-
ing any long swims outward from
shore and suggested. that swimmers
stay within 50 feet of the breaker lint>.
"The smartest thing anyone ran do
1c; to Just stay d ost in.·· hr said
Tht vPteran hfrguard official s:i•<1
tt-at 1t ·~ po!ic;1blr thr blur c;har~~
" (Sf>f' SHARKS, rRtf' ti ~--
STOCK ~IARKETS
NEW YORK (AP) -The i to c k
market moved irregularly late t h i s
aftrmoon, with weakness in s o m e
l>lue r hips depressing t h e industrial
iivrrage. ( Sre quotations. Pagr1; lJ·
II \
Gain~ ant1 lo<;-.r~ v. rrr ;ihout P\ rn
;u the markPI rN·mNNI from a m1lct
Parly ;rr11nP.
·~
Says It
Must Quit
Arab Land
By WILLIAM L. RY AN
AP SpeclaJ Correspondent
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. -Soviet
Premier Alexei N. Kosygin demand-
ed today that Israel withdraw from
all occupied areas in the Arab na-
tions so that a climate might be cre·
ated for peace lo the Middle Easl
The Soviet leader, addressing a spe-
cial emergency session of the U.N.
General Assembly, accused the Unit-
ed States of encouraging Israel to
make war on the Arabs. He warned
that renewed conflict in the Middle
East could lead to nuclec.c war
Kosygin spoke onJy an hour after
President Johnson. in a major policy
statement 111 Washington called on
the United Nations to shun rigid atti·
tudes in the search for Middle East
stability.
li.S. ATTACKED
Kosygin attacked U.S. foreign pol·
icy in virtually all areas of tension
in the world, from Vietnam t-0 Cuba
but reserved his iciest blasts for U.S.
and British roles in the drama o(
Israel's swift victory over the Arabs
early this month.
''The aggressor Israel is in a state
of military intoxication," Kosygin in-
sisted.
Kosygm issued a "categorical de-
mand" that all Israeli forces be with ..
drawn from lbe Suez Canal i.one and
all other occupied territories, so that
a climate might be created Cor es·
tablishing peace in the Middle EasL
"Only the withdrawal of Israeli
forces from the seized terntories
may change the situation in favor ol
detente and the creation of conditions
for peace in the Middle East." Ko-
sygin said.
He said the Soviet Union "'will un-
dertake a1J measures within its pow-
er both in the United Nations and
outside this organization in order to
achieve the elimination of the con -
sequences of aggression and promote
the establishment of a lasting peace
in the region."
WORLD WATCHING
Ile said the world was watching to
sel' whether the United Nat i on s
"would be able to give a due rebuff
to the aggressor."
The session brought an ind irect
confrontation of the Soviet leader
and President Johnson. Shortly be·
fore Kosygin spoke, Johnson appeal-
ed to all nations to shun 'rigid stands
in the search for Middle East stabili-
ty.
Looking solemn, Kosygin walked
slowly to ~ rostrum of the assem-
bly to start ,. critical phase of thls
special emergency session. He began
by excoriating American policy wilh
regard to Vietnam, Cuba, the Con~o
and other areas. He sajd the situation
in the Middle East could lead to
thermonuclear war.
"No nation wants war." Kosygin
11a.id. ''Nobody doubts that if a new
world war started. it would inevitably
be a nuclear one ."
The Soviet leader said, ''It should
be taken into acco unt that the con-
tulUing war in this area (Vietnam)
is fraught with the terrible danger
of escalating into a major military
clash between the powers. This •~
prLcisely what the present forei~n
policy of the United States or Amer-
ica is fraught with."
Orange
Weather
Well, June's half shot and the
clouds are finally rolling by.
Look for sunnier skies Tuesday
with warmer temperatures alon~
the coast. suggests forecai;trr
Emil Kurtz.
INSIDE TODA l.'
llarbor Aren schools nrr 1111i-
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m1 analy.~1.~. see Pa9r 22
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% DAILY PILOT
-~ .... ......... -
Alfred Gale ii one of a kind -ud
bis own (amlly doesn't even know iL
What makes the UCI Engllsh ma-
jor of Balboa unique is that be la the
only 74-year-old •tudeat atteodinC
cluse1 at the Jrvlne campus.
Tbe surprue for bi.a family is that
he expects to get bis diploma next
year •. ffis relatives have no idea be
i1 1'0lking toward bi.a degree.
A retired aaleaman, Gale transfer-
red to UCI frOm San Jose City Col-
lege tn October to complete the lut
By
JEROME
COLLINS
Along
.Our Coast
All rtgbt, all you proud-as-punch
(« maybe just punchy?) graduates.
~·s see if you've learned eoougb
to answer this:
What states in the United States
are the fartbeet north, IOUlh, east
and west?
The answer la at the bottom of
this column. An automatic "F" tor
peeking.
* Another question, which anybody
may answer: What major Harbor
Area firm forgot to fly its flag on
Flag Day -until reminded by a
deluge of phone calls?
I'm not telling. But I will say tttis
-even a newspaper can make
mi6t:akes.
So quit your chuckling.
* Howard Rogers says not onJy
people. but seagulls are poisoning
Newport's tidepools. The birds are
making a mess of boat6, too.
"My boat, especially," be says.
Jf'ts proposal: diapers for the sea-
gulls.
My proposal: umbrellas for the
tidepool6 and a smaller boat for
Rogers.
* There's e new directional sign for
truck driven at Hoag Memorial
Hosoital. 1t reads. "Loading Dock."
The old sign said, "Ueliveries ...
Hoag aide Linda Dobson gives
lhi5 explanation for the change:
''There wen too many d~ugbt
husbands who beoame confused and
left their expectant wives at the
loading dock."
* With its wide variety of back-
grounds, the Irvine Ranch is fre-
nuentJy used for location shots by
film companies making TV com-
mercials.
Whatever the product, all the
film-makers have tX> be CO\'eT"ed by
liability inswiance so tbe Irvine
Company isn't ~uck with an acci·
dent lawsuit.
Recently, a camera crew was
filming sequenctt; of a cross-coun-
try runner dashing around the
lrvine Coast Country Club and down Co~ HigbWQy. But suddenly f!fl.
ervtb.ing ~d to a halt. '!be director realized. after a
routine inquiry from an Irvine of.
ficial, that the company he was
mmJng for had neglected to take
out the required liability losunn~.
And whose commereW was it?
John Hancock LiJe lnsuran~.
* Oorooa del Ma r book mo~) Jack
Burtt advises me that the Univer-
sitv of Tennessee ~ has just
published a new work.
Jts title is. ''The French 'Broad."
It ts a book about the Appalach-
ian ruver.
* Let's pretend. ok~y? Here we ~o:
'There's this b~ charitable founda·
lion that gives money awav for all
kinds o( good purposes. 'nlen ont
day, it is sued and the courts role
that it had no right to hand out all
that money. because all along it
reaHv belonJ?ed to 60meone else.
Fine. But what about all the clubs
:ind organi7.ations that had re<>cived
all thnse gifts? Woulci they have to
givf' them back?
I don't know thf' answer. 'But it
is an inlerestinJ? though ourely
hypothetical. puzzlement. isn't it'
* Lots of questions in this column.
right~ Maybe that's why my friends
rail it a questionabl<' column.
Anyway. here'1; the an~cr to the
geography question up there at the
top:
Most northern stale iii Al36ka.
most southern is lhwail. m06t west,
ern is Alaska, mosl eastern. Altw;ka
agiain. (You forgot the International
Dateline.)
U you got all fou r right, you get
an "A" and I don't believe you. You
get a "B" for getting three right a
''('" for two; and a "D" for OOf'
You also gel a "D" if you mas.<ird
ftif'm all Nobody nunk~
That's Progr-essive F..dot11tion
'
M~. Juiw 19, 1%7
EDUCAftON ENDED
He explained that hil education
came to an abrupt end as a boy after
the San Fra.nclaco earthquake and
fire when be bad to go to work in a
shoe factory running laces through
thoes. ·
"All m:r life I've looted ahead to
bebag a graduate of the University ot
Callfornla.. Being a 'lative Callforni· an. J tab great pride tn the univer-
aity," be said.
How'ever boce he started working,
he found that he didn't have lime to
take out to continue bis education un-
til he retired in San Jose in 1959.
Gale wants to become a coumelor
for freabman studenll. He stated that
there are not enough quali:fied coun·
1elors to guide freshmen· through their
Drat ~ar of college.
Since be started his college edu·
cation in 19M, Gale has been talk·
ing to freshmen trying to find out why
ao many of them Dunk out during
their first year.
BRAINS WASTED
''Then ia too mucll brainpower go-
ing to waste," be claimed, because
most freshman students cannot ade-
quately budget their time. He f~la
that with the benefit ol bia years ai d
newly acquired education he will be
able to prevent 10 many studeoll
Crom dropping out ol college.
Commenting oa competing with
• t u d e a ta who are more than ~
years hb juolor, Gale admitted that
74-YEAR.OLD STUDENT
UCl's Alfred G.le
he finds it d.ilficult, but a privelege to
share a clasroom wiUl tO many
''sharp minds."
Tbe English major explaiaed that
he i.tud.ies for an bom and a bait
every morning belore claaN ..t tbeal
from 4 p.m. to midnjpt with• bow
otf for dlMer every ~ Be allO
ltudies constantJ.y OD •rt-di
MISS NEWPORT FINALISTS -FiYe of Newport
Beach's prettiest girls get foletber at c.nmmoc1ores•
Ball held Friday night at BaJ6oa Bay Cbab. Tbe.y are
(left to right) Donna Lee, Harsha llcBeynoldl, &m.n
McQuaid (ret.i.rin« Mila Newport Beach, bolding
crown on held of her auccessor), Linda Pneger and
Jiil Rinaktl
QUEEN ..•
Tony Meyn, 19, an Orange Coast Col-
lege student she said she baa dated
steadily for two years.
She was third l'1lllDC!r up bl last
year's competition fer Miss Newport..
When her younger brother, Tom, 16,
was told she had made the finals
again, be skeptically bet bis matber
.. sis" WOUid not will,
·But abe croe.ed him up.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Newport Boy, 7, Hit
By Auto, Recovering
..
Sewn -year -oW Vahm Spears ol
Netrpart Beacb waa repaned m fair
cmdWon at Bo.g llemarial u.ptal
todaJ after beilc llr1lck bJ I car ~ ..,,..,. 1.-.......,.+ ... •Ald1•a•s
Spears Is ~ ...... c.dld-
cbael Hands ol Laguna Beech, lw
been Jent home after treatmmt for a
Jeu aertoua ear .IQjury IUftered whea
be wu ttr1ICt bJ u autolDMOe· ln
Newport PrtdaJ 1ftD111f..
Freeway Accident F~ P .. t! J bas daNJlvd Be amtetned I ~
lion ad maltiple cab.
It bas not beea detmnlned yet
whether be a1ao auffered brokers
bones.
PaUce claimed lbe SpNrt boJ dart-
ed out from between can Mar .Jlla
home Ill 21t Orange Ave. la ~ewport
Shores. Marilyn N. ViDcmrt. 35, ol 'tflll
Eveainc Star Lene, Newport~
WU UnabJe to trake her car la time,
accord.Int to police reportl. Mother's Crash Death SHARKS ...
who are not known to be particularly
aggressive, may be attracted by rel-
atively warm -62 degrees -waters
close to shore. "But we're oot sure
why they're here and we don't kno•
how long they'll be around. We're
just going to stay right on top of it
until they disappear."
Orphans Four ChiMren
By ROBERT McKECHNIE
Of Ille D.ity ..... Sl8ff
Orange County today became moth·
er to four Westminster youngsters.
Their real mother died at Westmin-
ster Community Hospital, the p 1 a c e
1M7 County Traroc 19"
80 DeaUI ToU 89
where she once worked part time as
a registered nurse.
Identified as the victim of a San
Diego Freeway crash late Sunday wa1
Mrs. Elsie M. Allison, 41 , a divorcee
who lived at 769'l Bes tel Ave.
Mrs. Allison was on her way to work
at Long Beach Veterans Hospital
when, for no apparent reason, ber
nearly new station wagon careened
lrom the freeway just south «A L o 1
Alamitos Boulevard.
Accord.log to the Californhf lligbway
Patrol, the victim was thrown from
her vehicle aa it overturned. No other
cars were involved.
Mrs. Allison was pronounced dead
on arrival at the hospital at 12 ;32 a.m.
* * * Cigar ette Blamed
For Woman's
Death in Crash
By LEONARD ASH
Of Ille Delly l'IMt Steff
Judith Avery had her last cigarette
lhia morning. Jt may have cost her
her life.
The 24-year-old <Mputy mar~al was
fatally injured when her microbua
smashed into a uti#ty pole in Hunt-
ington Beach, apparently while she
was lighting a cigarette.
The victim's 4-year-<>ld daughter
was seriously injured in the accidenl
Mrs. Avery, or 10091 Forrestal
Drive, Huntington Beach. died in the
emergency room at Huntington lnter-
community Hospital soon after the 7
a. m. accident.
Her daughter. Laurie, suffered mul-
tiple injuries. She was in fair condi-
tion this morning.
Police said the accident occurred on
Ward Street near Sundy Lane. lnves-
tigat.ors said Mrs. Avery was driving
north on Ward when she apparently
lost control ol the foreign-made mi-
crobus.
The bus crossed the road and
smashed into a utility pole.
Mrs. Avery worked ror the
marshal's office in Santa Ana.
68 New Guards
Now in Newport
Sixty-eight seasonal lifeguards were
rm duty in Newport Beach today after
breaking into the summer routine on a
~low weekrnd
Overcast skicii held summrr ''at·a-
llon crowds down to 20,000 prrsoni; on
Saturday and 40.000 on Sunday whrn
rhe sun broke through in the after·
noon.
Thirty-0,ne rescues were performed.
Water temperature was a chilly 63 de-
grees.
F'or lM remainder of the summer
~I hfeguardi; will be on duty at oner
rlunng peak hour11. Lifeguard C h 1 r I
R.obert Reed said. Guard towers arP
m:innrd rrnm 10 8 m to 6 p m
'·
today.
Westminster police said they aJ.
lowed her four children, who were
staying with a babysHter, to get a full
night's sleep before they went to the
Allison home.
Officers then took the youngsters to
the e<>unly-<>perated Sitt.on Home in
Orange, a place for dependent chil-
dren.
The survivors are Wendy Lou Alli-
son, 11, Pamela, 7, Steven, 4, aod Da-
vid, 2.
Cong Reel Back ~
After Attacking
U.S. Tank Unit
SAIGON (UPI) -About fiOO Viet
Cong today attacked the headquar-
ters of the largest U.S. tank force m
Vietnam. The Americans killed at
leaat 45 and sent the aurviving guer-
rillas fleeing for their lives into jun-
gles near Saigon.
The Communist battalion poured
mortar, recoilless rifle and machine--
gun fire into the base camp or the
l ltb Armored Cavalry regiment and
then charged, hoping apparently to
smash the American force helping to
clear the Saigon aru of Viet Cong
harassmenl
Bat the tankers manned thr1r ~uns
in a blazing hour-long figbl They sent
gunshiP1 overhead pouring ''galling
gun" machinegun fire at the Commu-
nist gunnen and called down U.S. ar-
tillery fire only 50 yards in front of
them to halt the charging Comm••·
nists.
He pointed out that no swimmer bas
yet reported sighting a shark this 1ea·
son.
He added that as far as is known,
no swimmer in Newport bas ever been
attacked by a shark.
Lifeguards today were instructed
by Reed to closely check other New-
port Beach areas -such as Big and
Little Corona -to determine wheth-
er they are tree of sharks.
Reed said he doesn't know "to what
extent a blue shark would attack a
vigorous swimmer."
No ban on swimming is presently
under consideration. be said. "But we
still want people to exercise prudence
in how far offshore they swim."
Eth el Mynd erse
Service Slated
• Funeral services will be held Thurs.-
day for Ethyl S. Mynderse, 8().year-
old mother of Newport Beach gener-
al services direct.or Jake Mynderse.
Mynderse, a retired Army colDoel.
found his mother dead in a chair in
her room saturday morning. She died
ol a stroke.
Mrs. l) erse lived with her son
and his · • Margaret, at their home
at 174.1 ark Lane, Newport Beach.
She al.sol leaves a son, Malcolm• of
Michigan.
Servi will be held at 1 p.m.
Thursday at Wee Kirk ol tbe Heath-
er. Fores Lawn Memorial-Pule, Glen-
dale. Bal Mortuary, Corolla del Mar,
ge or arrangements.
Looking appropriately for11<·11111 young membcrfi of American League
Pirates awa1l la11n<•hing in P11 11p Ship float, one of 75 enLered in Har-
bor Arca Baseball Prugra111 ••pcning day parade Saturday "Ship''
won an award as most fitt ing r nrcsenlation o( name of Learn Young-
s ters. wtlh help of cia<l.o: m<1rl1 f :,3t themselves. including J olly RogPr
Ptizc was h ckr t:. to AnJ!rl It j!arnf. presented by Jimmy Piersall
Other winnc~ R l..ra(l1r Hrt1 1 ... •c; National Cardinals and R l.,ea~ur
P'iratec;. ,,. '
A secoad youngster, t-year-<>ld Mi-
l're• P,,.e I
JOHNSON ...
clone by thole who live then.''
He was critical of the Bmsl1n de-
mand that the braeJia witbdnnr 10
that the situation would retur'D to
that of June 4 before hostilltiea eru~
ed. "This is not a pracrlption Cor
peace, but Cor renewed boltilities,"
be commented.
Enunciating a five-point aptnaeh
to Jong-ranie peace, Jobnaon listed
them as the right of evt:ry nation in
the area to national lite; justice for
refugees; free, iDDocent maritime
passage; limits on "the wutdul and
destrutive arms race," and "Political
independence and territorial integri-
ty for all"
"These five principles a.re not new,
but they llft fundamentaJ!' the Presi-
dent said. 'Taken together they point
the way from uncertain ann.iltice to
durable peace. We believe there must
be progrea toward an of them If
there h to be progress toward any ...
Johnaon did not go into any specif-
ic details except for bis suggestion
on the a.rm.a race.
He described the action of Egyp-
tian President Gamal Abdel Nauer tn blocking the Gull of Aqaba u "a
single act of folly • • • more respollli-
ble for this explocioo than any other.·~
The chief executive said there could
be DO hope for lasting peace ''in
threats to end the life of any lltber
nation," and that nch threall bad
become a burden to the entire world,
as well as to the MideMt.
He said no ution adhering to the
U.N. charter or its own true interab
should permit military auccea to
blind it to the fad that ''ita neigbbon
have rights and interests of their
own.."
Jn urging Israel and the Arab na-
tions to take the lead in achievinr
peace. Johmon said, '1t ii bard to
see bow it ii possi"ble for nationt to
learn to reason together."
At another point, be commented:
'"They can seek another arms race
if they want Bet they will 1eet it at
a terrible cost t.o their own peopl~
and to their Jong-neglected human
needs. 'Ibey can live on a diet of
h.ate--though only at t.be cod of ha-
ired in retum. OT they can move~
ward peace with one another.
Flamm Resigns
Chamber P ost
Don Flamm resigned today 11 first
vice president of the Newport Harbor
Olamber of Commeroe.
The Philco-Ford public ttlat.iona ell·
ecutiva cited increased company wor~
responsibilities in bi.a letter of resigna.
lion to Chamber President John Mac-
nab.
Recently, Flamm was given expand-
ed public relations duties by PhUco-
Ford. including responsibility for the
firm's con~umer products Une.
I le was elected ifrst vice pruld.ent of
the chamber early thia year, and was
also re~lected lo a second three-year
term on tht chamber's board ol di-
rectors.
In addition to serving an various
chamber executive board capacities.
Flamm was a founding member ol the
Citizens lfarl>or Area Research Team
<CHART). an outgrowth of the cham-
ber.
For several years, he hiU also been
a member of the chamber's Commo-
dorei; Club. 11 position from which
he also plans lo resign.
Younc ftaoda, 2912 Roumevel Ter-
race, Lacuna Beach, wu hit while
croaing Welt Balboa Boulevard at
the ~ Street cro..wait. pollee uid..
Driver of the car wu Iva E. Gol>d-
man, •, of 110~ Ith St, Newport Be9dl. .
Newport Facing
$6,305 Damage
Suit in Flood
Newport Beach municipal au~r
itia were directed by a cowf Jitm.
mons today to answer a '8,D flood
damaee 11.tit filed by a Newport tity
aide.
Building inspect.or Melvin L. Hauge,
708 Iril Ave., Corona del Mar,. is
seeking '3~ of that amouot for
property damage to the lower OooT
ol his home last Nov. 7.
Another '1,500 is sought tor "phys·
ical and emotional distress" alleged-
ly i.uffered by Hauge when bi1 home
was "inundated" by backed-up wa-
ten from a plugged at.arm drain.
His wife, Jean, is alao uting foe
$1,.500. •
1be complaint, filed with Newport
Beacb-Costa Mesa Municipal Court,
a&serts that the waters "erupted on
the premiaea and Oooded the pro-
perty to a depth ol several feel"
The back-up allegedly• w a·r p e d
~s and doon and ruined ca.rpet-
mg. drapes and furniture the com-
plainf states. ' .
The flooding is attributed by Ha~·
to an accumulation ol debris that
blocked the opening of a newly Coo-
ltructed •farm drain in an alley abut-
ting his property.
The drain, it is ~ wu
"negligenUy and unskillfully design·
ed and constructed.••
City Atty. Tully S.ymoc.r &a.id t«>-
day that the clty'1 insurance carrier
will ~&pond to the llUJHDOns.
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:Opens Race
._For Budget
·:_: SACRAMENTO (AP} -Callfor-
:t.im.•1 Democratic-controlled legiala·
-:~ began a two-week race t.odAy to
:Jive Republican Gov. Reagan a rec-
l>rd budget and tu lncreue before a
Midnight, June 30, deadline.
Tbe Senate Revenue and Taxation
Committee opened a hearing on the
governor'• tu bill-already rtimmed
from more than i1 billioo to '872 mil-
lion.
Chairman Walter W. Steiern (D-Ba-
tentleld) sald be may try for another
revision to Include withholding of state
peraooal income toxea. Reagan h a 1
pledged t.o veto any tax bill contain-
ing witbholdlnt.
And the Senate poshed toward ac-
tion on ita $.5.10 billion budget, whlcb
topped the revised $.5.00 billion spend-
ing bill Reagan submitted March "8,
anG the original fU2 billion proposed
Jan. 31.
Senate leaders aimed t.o have their
budget bill lo the Asaembly' 1 hands
quickly, so the lower house can reje<:t
the upper house version and throw
the budget into the bands of a Senate·
,Aasembly conlerence commlttee this
week.
Leaden of both houaea predicted
they woukl Cive the governor bla first
• budget ~ the end ol tbe curnnt ftleaj
yur. Be mut alp lt bJ tbe time tbe
new 1ear bqim, July 1.
·But they were uncertain wbltber
RQgu would have a tu lncreue to
ilelp balance the bill by then. He bas
· warned that failure to give him a tu
bill by July 1 will mean revenue col-
. lections will be delayed at the rate Of
• · SJO mlllloo a week -complicating the
state's efforts t.o accumulate enouiti
money to meet an expected cash short,
age in December.
Without money to meet the cash
shortage, the administr~on bas warn-. ed. the state may have to issue war-
. rants -or IOUs -to pay its bills.
. Whatever the results of the two-
house negotiations, it appeared that
Reagan will get more money in the
budget than be bu sought.
He bu threatened to use bis "blue
pencil" to veto individual items be
doesn't want. It would take two-tblrds
majority of each house to override his
veto.
Oklahoma Solon
.· Insists Senate
· f..ensure Dodd
· · WASHINGTON (UPI) -A mem-
ber fll the SeDMe Etbica Commlttee
·Uid today falltre of seo.at.ora to cen-
ture Seo. 'lbomu J. Dodd (0-Coo.n.),
would tel a precedent to "plague this
body and all other free legislat Ive
bodies for scores of years."
. . • Sen. A. S. Mike Monroney (D-
. Olda.), aakl If the Senate allows
Dodd's USt> of polltioal funds for per-
sonal expenaes "to 10 unnoticed and
unpunished, no other conclusion c.an
be drawn" but that Senate condones
improper conducl
Monroney was the opening speaker
at the fifth day ol. Senate debate on
the resoluUon bl ~sure Dodd. T b e
main charge ls diverting political
funds to his own use.
"The absence of a written rule does
-not, in my opinion, mean that such a
practice Hi proper," Monroney said.
"The Jack of a specific, written rule
:in no way justifies or excuses improp-
er conduct, especially in this body.
"H we accept the right of senators
to sponsor their own testimonial din-
ners . . . we have embarked down a
road that will plague this body and all
o t h e r free legislative bodies foe
scores ol years."
• Ill Rain
With Trinity church in background and ... Tl~ at riPt. Soriet
Premier Alexei Kosygin (leCODd from 1efl) ..a;;-Wa!l ~
in New York during SUnday tight.seeing atroD. AccompaayiDg bim
·are (left to ript) Anatoly Dobryn.in. Soviet ambassador to the U..5.;
Kosygin's daughter, Mn. Germain Gv1shi1ni, and Andrei Gromyko,
Soviet foreign minister.
Border Patrol Officers
Missing in Mountains
TEMF£ULA CUPO -An air-and-
ground search directed by the Fed-
eral Bureau of Investigation coati:D-
ued today for two U.S. border patrol
inspectors missing in an area where
two wanted criminals may be trav-
eling.
The impec't.ors -Georee Azrak.
22, and Theodore Newton, 26, both ol
FaDbroot. diaappured SaturdaJ
while on a routine tramc chect alGag
californi.a 79 ja Ceveland Natiaaal
Fcnst. 'Ibey bad been dwdinC bigb-
way traffic from Mme. bat failed CD
report in en llChedu1e at 4 a.m.
A jeep.type vehicle used by one ol
the inspedors was lound near the ln-
tersedioo of highway• 79 and n iD
Radec Valley, a sparsely popoJat.ed
desert area southeast ol here.
An offioial cream-and-ereen Bordf!I'
Patrol Plymouth two-door sedan U5ed.
by his partner had not been Jocated.
Although the FBI would not spec-
ulate on the case, Richard Batchelor,
deputy chief of the Border Patrol at
its San Ysidro beadqu.arten, said.
.. They did not leave of tbelr °"°
free will."
On Thursday a citizen said be saw
Carmen Raymond Gagliardi. r1.
hitdlhiklng near Oceanside in San
Diego County about 30 miles south-
west of here.
Gagliardi. wanted for questioning
about a body found in a car be~
ed in Maasacbu&etta, WU recognized
from a wanted polt.er'. alt.bou:gh actu-
al identify was not verified.
A second man was identified tenta-
tively as Benjamin de Christoforo,
Gagliardi'• partner. Both are on tbe
F'BI's ten moet wanted liJt.
The FBI wu called Dito b~
becan• federal emplaJes and fed.
enl .. upaf} were invuhecl
The eeer'Cb force irhtded about
250 mes from aberiff'a re9el'Ye UDit.s
and other law mf:arament agmdes
81 well -¥Ohmteer rifjpm. Bor-
der Patrol. military and civilian
planes Dew ova-the area in coordina-
tiicm with ground parties..
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Ruuian Sub
Helps Strarukd
Danish Boat
COPENHAGEN (UPJ t -There
they were. tinld, bangry. exbansted
and ltlact in lbeir trotm down mo-
torboat when aJcing came help in the
shape ol a R--. submarine.
Peter Bolntedl-Pdenen aa.id he
and bis wife bad been vainly signaling
for help ~ aim their motor
failed in tbe ~l
Be lllid the Rllllian submarine. the
S-333 • ....,_.., mrfaced next tD them.
Did tbe Dmilb couplie nted help?
1be Rualilllll flOaed o'er a plastic
bag filled with clOf.lee, chicken a n d
c:D>coLat.e. ::,. tied a rope t.o tJie
Botntedt-P cnft aDd towed it
to Elainore , jut below Ham·
let's leeendll J ClllltJe.
Bobmtedt-P-..... lbowed his grat-
itude by giYing the Russians bis cig·
arette lighter, the only article ol value
be bad with him.
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3-pronged Attack
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Russ Tanker Strafed?
U.S . A dmits Jets May Have Hit Ship J une 2
WASHINGTON (UPI) -On d>e eve
of President Johnaoo'1 loog-dlatance
verbal conlrcmtatioo with Soviet J>re..
m1er Alexei N. Kosygin, the Penta-
gon admitted U.S. planea strafing a
North Vietnamese antiaircraft bat-
tery may have hit a Soviet tanker
June 2.
The Delen5e Depertmeot statement
Sunday that cannon fire from Fla)
jet mtercepton may have ltruct the
Soviet vessel Turkestan came 16 dey1
after Russia filed a fonnal pJ"otest
over the incident at Cam Pba Bar-
bor.
The Pentagon ..-igiDaBy dea.ied the
Soviet charge that two U.S. planes
attacked the Turkestan. One Russian
seaman waa killed and six others
Wounded ia the incident. the Soviets
said. Tbe vesael was damaged.·
American offid.ak suggested at the
time that Ncrtb Vietnamese •tiair-
craft shells had fallen on the RUJ-
sian vessel. The Soviets rejected the
U.S. denial
In its earlier statement. the Penta-
gon said two 8.lgbts of FlOO jeta bad
Jordan 'Unable
To Prove Air
Intervention'
AMMAN, Jordan (UPl)-King Hus-
sein said today Jordan was unable
to prove "cooclusively" the wide-
spread Arab charge that American
and British aircraft helped Lsrael de-
liver its first blow in the Middle East
war.
Hussein told a news conference that
radar observations made by Jordan
cou1d not identify the aircraft aigbted
or teU where they came from .
"We are not accusing any particu-
lar nation." Hussein said, "and we
are not categorically saying that d:tis
is beyond the pos11biDty of having
happened.
"We would lite t.o know exactly
what bappmed, uactly what we we£e
up against. If it waa Israel alone we
woold like t.o know that If it was an Is·
rael assisted from any quarter we
• v;ould like to know that. ··we want this tD be a turning point
LD our lives, in our thinking, in our
planning. And then we will face up
to problema, not only here in Jor-
dan but in the Arab world as a
whole."
The king sajd a report on Jordan's
observations during the first how's of
the war bad been forw~ to the
Jordanian delegation at the United
Nations and would be made available
to any group investigating the charg-
es ol Anglo-American participation.
"One of the most important fact.ors
which decided the fate of this country
was the ability ol the enemy in the
air," tbe king said.
''The numbers of aircraft which
were put up far surpassed anything
we bad anticipated or known about,"
be aald..
"Some observations up tD the point
wbea 4MIT radar was destroyed give
the impression that maybe what we
faced wu not Israel and its air force
but something on a much bigger
ICale.''
Buuein said: "Si~ then many ex-
planations have been given that put
m In the position that makes unable,
beJOOCf presenting this record, to
prove conclusively the identity of any
ol. these aircraft or the identity of
vesaela that were on the s&a."
P rayer for Peace
VATICAN CITY (UPI) -Pope
Paul VI prayed Sunday for the world
leaders gathered at the United Na-
tions to seek a peace guided by ''true
purpe>1es of ~ociliation. pardon and
fOOdness.''
Rings Cltnd
Wllllt You W•lt
PEARLS
RE-STRUNG
RJNCS
SIZEO, trom
cooducted strikes against military
targets at Cam Pba, but bad not en-
gaged in any strafing.
The Defense Department said Sun-
day, however, that a report from
Gen. John D. Ryan, commander ol.
U.S. air forces in the Pacific, ~
closed that a third rugbt of FlOO Jet&
pa66ed over Cam Pha Harb« on theit
way to another target at about the
time ol tM alleged incident.
Ryan said a NOl"Ul Vletnamtse an-
tiaircraft battery opened up on Uie
third flight and the jets direcU!d 4'20
rnilJJMter suppre6sive fire" againat
the Cam Ph.a emplacement.
"Some of this fire may have struck
the Turkestan," Ryan &aid.
The Soviets lodged a protest over
the incident the day of. the attack
in a sti.ffly worded note t.o tbe U.S.
charge d'affaires in Moscow.
The note, delivered by Foreltn
Minister Andrei A. Gromyko, warned
that the Soviet Uniori M>uld take "apo
JrOPriate measures t.o ensure ttie
safety ol its ships if there was a re·
currence.
"The Soviet government insist&,
firstly on the strict punishment o!
those responsib~ for the attack on
the Soviet ship, and, secondly. awaits
assurances that there will be no re-
currence of actions like this in re-
spect of Soviet ships," the note aald.
Chinn Expected to Test
Long-range Rocket Soon
L 0 NI> 0 N (UPI) -Communist CIJlna. puabing ahead with an all-out
Dud.ear prouan>, is apec:U!d t.o test
ita first long-range rocket this fall.
Authoritative reports reaching here
said Peking was expected to test a
2,000.mile-rarige ballistic missile in
the fall and at the same time is press-
ing ahead with i~tinental ballis-
tic missiles (ICBMs).
The latter, capable of reaching the
United States. may be available to
Red Clllna at least two yeara ahead
of earlier estimate.s, probably in the
early 1970s.
The reports said Peking i.s pushing
the nuclear and rocket programs de-
spite internal upheavals which have
affected other branches of the econ-
omy.
'lbe regime of Mao Tse-tung is ob-
sessed with the desire to gain full
nuclear power status as quickly as
poest"ble. isTespective of tbe cost and
the strain on the bard pressed econ-
omy and limited re.oun:es of t b e
country.
This policy bas dominated aunese
thinking for years and the latest in-
ternal troubles and political reverses
abroad appear to have heightened tJie
regime's anxiety to go all out for
success in the nuclear field.
According to reliable inform.at i o n
Peking has been pushing its policy in
two fields at the same time.
It ha& gone all out tor the produc-
tion of tbe H-iomb. & wi~ssed by
the explosion of an H-device at th•
weekend.
At the same time, Peking baa late-
ly been working with increased in-
tensity on production of the vehicles
capable of delivering the bomb -
medium and long range missiles.
Communist China, it is understood,
bas been carrying out tests for some
time ol. rockets in the 500-750 miles
range. Such a rocket was used re.-
ceoUy to test a nuclear device.
Syndicate 'Canary' Killed
By Gangland Car Bombing
ENCIN'O (UPI) -Gerald L. Covel-
li, 43, a reputed ex-member of Chica-
go's North Side crime syndicate, was
killed Sunday by gangland-style as·
sassins who planted a bomb in bis
car.
The 6-foot-4 Covelli was believed to
have been in fear of his life since
1962 when be turned state's evidnece
in the whiskey hijack trial of €bicago
mobster Jimmy (the Monk) Allegret·
ti.
His testimony resulted in the con-
victioM of Allegretti, Frank (Hot
Dog) Llscandrella and the late Dave
Falzone, all of whom received seven-
year pri.E.on terms for conspiracy.
Covelli al90 testified at length about
syndicate control of bookmaking, ta-
verns, juke boxes and money lending.
The explosion occurred Sunday aft-
ernoon as Covelli and a companion,
Stephen Keno, 25, drove away from
Covelli's $80.000 home in this San Fer-
nando Valley community.
Among tbe residents in the exclu-
sive neighborhood are comedian Steve
Allen and pianist Roger Williams.
A neighbor, Dr. Philip YakowHz, 41,
said Keno told him he had discovered
the bomb and warned Covelli, who
was stopping the car at the Instant
of the explo~ion.
P o I I c e crime laboratory experts
said the bomb apparently bad a time
mechanism.
Covelli, badly mutilated by the
blast, died at the scene. Keno suffer-
ed serious burns but was li~ in fair
condition at a local hospital.
The slaying also raised questions
about the death last month o{ Covel·
li's wife, Loul~e. 31, whose bruised
body was found on the stairs behind
their borne. Doctora said later she had
taken an overdose of pilla and police
speculated that she had suffered the
bruises in a fall.
Mrs. Covelli previously h a d
been married to Albert Ritter, a Wil·
mette, 111., insurance adjuster who
was shot to death on Nov. 9, 1965.
Covelli was a suspect in the slaying.
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IAPTJZED -Sm. Robert Kennedy's 10th child was
baptized in st. Luke Convent, McClean, Va., Sunday,
named Douglas Harriman Kennedy after C. Douglas
Dillon, second right, and W. Averill Harriman, right.
wt1---
Sen. md Mn. JtennecfJ Ire befdwl. ID boaell llld twe
of the Kennedy cbildreD, Dmd ~ Courtney. bold
the baby.
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1 RFK Child Obey Information Act, U.S. Cities
Unhappy V.S. Agenci-es Warned Neglected,
At Baptism wASHINGToN cUP1> _ ... a.1 ~+ ,. to cemtr.i.. Mayor Says
Federal apnciel are m ~ be Iii...,.... and ........
tice that they shoaJd follow .. mdu -all mdlrt8I to
the spirit u well u the Jet. mate It Uller for dailml to
tu ol the new ''Preedom al fiDd Wat tlle7 _. 1oolEtac
Information" law, wtMcb t.. f«.
WASHING'roN (AP) -
'Ibe lOll dllld ol Sen. and
Mn. RcJbert F. X..,,.ty
WU cbrid.ened SUndily but
for one al h ~ d:W-
dnn the cerem o n y ...
somethtnf ol • dJllippoiat-
ment.
Doug1al Baniman Ken-
nedy wee chNtened at st.
Luke'• Romm Cat b o It e
c b u r c b m ad:>mtlm Me-
l.an. Va. Sfian1inC by wen
h1a h o n o fW'1 .,.staewn,
Aml:maadar at 1.-p AT•·
ell Hartman eel C. Dooc·
la& om.an. fOrmer Treuary
seer~.
The other Kennedy cljl.
dren wen tb«e too -just
as they wen I.Mt monih 1n
Norfolk. Va.. whert the air-
craft carrier John F. Ken·
nedy WU chriJtened.
tes effect on lndependeaee U dleumellt reqoests are
Day, July 4. made to .. ~-=rd
Not only haa the JohnHD be IMI, flWrJ ICUvn
edministraticn warned • J 1 be mede to 1ee tbe requut
•• 1 .. .+ ,. to the ddd dwlpel a:Dd executive acenciea •......-· la mt...._.,. off. strangling the law wifll red .... f tarw, but the chief con~ Pee. to be char.-. 0 r r-.. --documeats dMGld COftf CJD-Jonal backer& of the act 11 b cmb 411 copybl( RrV·
have warned that they Ice, lie said.
wouJd a1ao be OD guard to Bep. DmUl ffmntfeld,
prevent any eva&on oft II e (&-Bl), a member al t be
statute. Houae government lnfarma-
Atty. Gen. R&mae7 Clad. Um Rbcommittee, said one
said the DeW law h'JJllM" agency WU planning to side-
"an affirmatift obli31ti•" step tlle law by conducting
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Federal employes, Clark impollible to obtain.••
said, "mouill make every ef-Architects of the Clart
fort to avoid e~" cuideUlel conceded s om e
~ seeking doeuments agendea might try this, bat
wtth procedural obataclea." they certainly would be ?J>"
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HEW YOU (UPI) -..-di .,,...awal of t It e ' 1Mi» I lD tbe. 1ata1t cop,-ta E C1 pt _. nlelli a Hammarskjold related in alon aa to when the troops
A ilemorMdwa la lie 11111 ......_ · ;;~-ft th ll~ ._ -J -· .......,,. IJ_ ... , .. ' ·--'-· al CC-• UWt 1e memoir tbat Nuaer UD· would "'-removed .aNt .._at of .... late DIC ~ --. """ -_.., .-_.,, --__, -,-UI &k:1old deecribet u aoee: Gnu_.. a. ClllM..,. ~ llarnatlonal betweea 1(1 ....:.. --• derstOOd that "by llmtt.ing only after the secretary gen·
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IWJ Force (UNEF) woaJ.i tD SttJ' 11. ti•rlll, d-..,_.. •• tlllSal fur ot a fa. The ·nut ddozng very serious step." •
1, Gua Strip unJeaa Egypt dlredlrfitaleAWV-S. 9"rtlll:npt~UIMler peqoul~!~ ~-ser was very r~luct.ant to lmmedia'te witbdrlwal of
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and the united Natiom dety of ~ Law. ~ '1lle P.. · keepJ:Dg lQC ~ -pd accept the role 11' the Gen· the troops" did Nasser ac-
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'Ibe memoa--.U relatu • ~ how~ fto •
WU UN. 11Ctetct ...... ._
at Che end ot tbe lil58 A.nib-
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ment ID wtllcb Nauer co.
aented to lim.tt bis IOftlica
power otw tbe ~
Ing fm:e and IUIJmit the
concept ol ID tut to tbe
General AaPNnbJy bef or e
orderiJIC It from EOPtia soil .
'Jbe coatmts ol tbe mesn.
orandllDl tncMcate that Sec-
retary General 'lbant con-
tradicted its term& by OC·
dering tbe removal ot the
UNEF force laat moaas up-
on ~user'• demand. T he
speedy removal al tbe farce
WU V Je Wed by many ol>-
aenen to baV9 precipitated
the lightning war between
Israel and the Arabi.
ne memoribdam w a 1
made pablic s.da7 ..
• by~· dMe friead. Enelt Gnll of New Ycll't, l«mer' U.S. repr-.
sentative to tbe United Pl•
tiooa II.Id the memo w a s
filed b7 the late secretary
g e n e r a 1 1D the U.N. ar·
chives alter it wu agreed
to by Nasser in J957. Gross
said the memo was not,.
cret but WU previously UD-
publisbed.
Tbe memo reveals that
Hammarskjold insiJted on
the compromhe after re-
jecting as impractical tbe
idea of giving the General
· Assembly full auttJority to
order the tr o o p s out ol
Eg:ypt The qreement u
outlined ln the memo ltipo-
lated that the •(concept ol
the tuk (of the peaoe-teep.
ing force) -which bad to
be interpreted al.lo by the
General Auembly" woaJd
be dilcuased b e f o r e the
UNEF wu withdrawn.
'lbant ha.I uJd be WU re-
quired to .carry out the
withdrawal of the UNEF at
Nuser's demand witboa
further negotiation wb the
Egyptian prald e 1l t ud
without rec oars e to the
Geeral A.uembly ar the
Security CounciL
Thant gave aa hi.I reason
the sovereignty of &D1 na-
tion to demand withdrawal
· of the UNEF from its soil.
: He has t.ffn severely criti·
• cized by m a n y, including
~ President Jobnton, f o r
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THE Mc:rcedcs·Bem 2SOS coma
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~ ia one d the wuld'a ft:w .,-.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -
. The nc>-atrike period in the
dilpute between raDroeds
and lix lbopcraft u n i o n s
ended early today but the
deadllne paued without .,..,
reported walkout by the
brotherhoods.
The unions. after' winning
a ~-anUatrite leg-islation ln the Home Thurs-
day, announcecl they woeld
forego aay strike cmtil 0..
gresa bad a cbuce tD work
out a compromfse on the
bill.
Coogxesslooll J ea den,
ntber than trying to bold
coUeaiues in sell.ion CM!I'
the weekend to seek a com-
promile, relied OD the UD-
ioo 's pledge that a strike
would not take place.
'lbe ienate podoa ii
compnc.ted by coattmDng
debat. on the censure cue
against Sea. Th o ma 1 J.
Dodd (D-Ooon.). wbScb is
expected to nm u:ntiJ mid-
week.
Senate Democratic LNd-
er Mike Mamfield said in
an Interview be would con-
fer today with Se111. Wayne
Morse (D-Ore.), Ra l p b
Yarborough (0.Tex.), and
LI st er Hill (O.Ala.), to
chart a schedule of action.
Mansfield saJd the Sen-
at.e "feela vecy strongly"
about Its veraon of the bill,
which would extend the ~
strike ban for 90 days and
provide for a five-man fed·
eral board's detennlnation
of wage scales cd otbel' is-
sues to tab effect if there
was no agreement between
the dlsput.anta during that
period. This was the pro-
posal President Johnson sul>-
mlttcd.
Mansfield sald he will
a w a i t conclusion of the
Do<l.d censure matter be-
fof-i appointing Sen.le coo-.:
ferees to meet with a sim-
ilar House group.
ICllF can that pey 111 much attention to
handling as to riding ease. The xaa: all four
wbeda are .qmatdy mspmdrd a huge im-
protaoeut ova: the did nm axle system still
found Oil moR odla' $6SOOcaa.
If one n:ar wheel on ~ 2sos hits a bump
or dip. Ibis iDgmious rear axle pivou in the
cemu. It rides witlr the joltl-both wheels stay
fhmly planted on tbc road.
U""6 tk 2509: .. -~ rmr nving ale.
C. tlltd Dma magazine reports on the un-
canny adbnion.C1f the 2.SOS: "It is capable of
•"'•iaed higla lpoedl Oil any kind " surface
-fnJm tbc p.y aew asphalt at Hockeoheim
ncing circuit to a torturous little dirt road in
I ... New York."
• I lal-*: Maa:dcs-Beo.z introduced
fully lndcpaP:nt, rear swing axle suspension
on a pt:ump can OVCI' 30 years ago. The
IOlid rear uJe bugs on today in every d<>-
matic pasten~ car but one.
Aatomatic leveling
Meroodel-Bem engineemt an exq-a beodlt
into tJm smpemioa: 1 bydropneumatic load
leveler. Add a heavy load to the trunk or rear
scat-a sdf·adjusting unit at the rear axle
autanatically PfU'IPS 11p to keep the car riding
level.
lnaedible brakihg
Slamming on tJle brakes in ~he 250S draws
the car to smooth, quick ~ops time after time.
1fl 4-"1ieef disc brakes virtual!} eliminate the
' menace of fading, pulling or rcar·whecl lock-
up. And an ingenious brake po,\ er regulator
iJ belilt im this S)llltcm, for balanced front
and rear braking forces. Uae of 14-inch tires allowed fi1 ting of these
bigger brakes. Tires play their part in the
car's superb handling and stopping power, too.
And in safety: "The engineers knew how
fast their car would go, and wh at Und of loads
it might have to carry, and tl;cy specified
original-equipment tires that wfl' ld cany the
maximum load at the maximum ~peed. .. C•
and Driver reports.
Is 400-hp necessary?
Fitted up front in the 2505 i~ one of the
world's more efficient 6-cylindcr engines.
It is no 400-bp fireball. But advanced sin·
gle overhead camshaft design and virtual band
assembly let it purr along at 90 mph all day
if asked (and if legal, of course) A 7·main.
bearing crankshaft and meticulous balancing
of all components keep ooi e and vibration
to a subdued minimum.
Every 250S engine is bench tested before
installation, for more than 60 minutes. Too
much noise during this gruelling test and the
engine is torn down and rebuilt Mcrcedcs-
Benz finds the lem~-not you.
How to squelch rattles
''We were gener~Uy agreed that this was one
o( the tightest bodies we have ever ~ted."
says Car and Driver. Some reasons: unit con-
struction with welding at 10,000 points-and
none of the rattles found in bolted-up bodies;
16 different gauges of sheet metal throughout
the body, some up to one millimeter in thick-
ness; rubber-mounted engine and running
gear to damp out road rumble.
For future rtferaace: Under two coats of
enamel on this body are 24 pounds of primer.
Under the primer, zinc caulking at vital
points. And under the car itself, 24 pounds
of permanent plasticized undercoating. Five
years hence when the car still looks new,
you'll know why.
less Is more
A measuring tape shows the 250S to be al·
most two feet shorter overall than domestic
$6500 cars. But step inside: there's more
headroom than a Lincoln, more rear seat bip-
room than the newest RoUs-Royce, and plen-
tiful space for five.
Mercedes Bmz molm can:
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wgt"ed retail pnc:a-for 1 of the
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230S Seda.a
lJOSedu
200 Iliad Seda.a
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Individual front seats are deeply
contoured and finnly padded. They
slide back and forth and recline with-
out the need of complex electrical
mechanisms. The driver can adjust
seat heighl.
When you sit in back. you can see
out front; the reac seat is placed so its
occupants don'tllCCd to peer o:ver the
shoulders of those ahcad...-
Chrome trim on the 250S body
$ides isn't just ornamental. A raised
rubber.insert takes the brunt of park-
ing IQt scrapes. Similar imerts protect
front and reac bumpc:D.
A word on safety
Mercedes-Benz has received ~pread pub-
licity about .its safety engineering achieve-
ments ovec the put several ycan.
Work continUC$ to mate Mcrc:eda-Beu
cars even safer, both ill avoiding trouble. and
in pTOUlcting you if trouble occu.n.
For sane driyers, Mercedes-Benz cars can
• help reduce the hazards of driving-without
dulling its pleasures.
But ~er well engineered it may be, no
car can· cotirdy defend against the abowofl.
the dnmbrd, or the ~ bent OD self.
destructi.oo.. Safety depends on you, too.
Clip CCM1p09: co find out more about the new
Mercedes-Benz 2.S~ send for your fRe t 6-
page color brochure. Just fill out and return
the ooopon below. Better yet, visit ®
your Mercedes-Benz showroom.
See and test-drive the car that
makes fat cats ob&olctc. ... ······•·•····•••••··• : Jim Slemon1 lmporta, lllC. :
: 120 West Warner Ave. :
• Suta Au, Ca.Uf. 1!71'1 : . • • • • • Please aeod me your 16-page brochure on the •
: new Mercedea-Benz ~. ! • • • • • • • NA • • . • AJ)DRE..c..S:...,s...__ _________ _
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f PAIL Y PILOT MoeckJ, -19, 1967
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I See By ·1 o·daf 's
Want Ads
e U you want to haw tt.t
hem shortened tDao a
minl...tdtt there'• ......
makw.ready to MllMt )IOI
et rN' home or ~:. e Wb!re I bu.sineu IUD
• can ~ tut help -~
roll, typq, ~· book.k~klg : 1'0Qr oftlce
or mine .
• ~·· II "model" bCJme on a qui&t strwet. ... a
n i c • netgbborbood fer ....
• U you're· planoinc ca a
v.cation .-.y iz,,m yam-
offlprlng. • ~
Nm:se Will t.a1ae kMnc
eatt. of your child.
• Where theft' a a 'fl) Ctmet
Wap ,with a 'G mo•
for ~ at $296.
The Gas ··
' mpany ;.
r •
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..
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.. lowers your
rates fdr the 6th
time in 5 years.
(And soon you'll be getting
refund number seven.)
Beginning July 1st, your gaa bill will contain built·in savings. That'• because the GM
Company is making another rate reduction.
Rate reductions are nothing new at the Gas Company. Since January 31, 1963, more
than $41 million annually bas been saved for Southern California consumers. And by this
August, seven gas rate refunds will total more than $86 million during this same time period.
The latest rate reduction and refund are the result of our acquiring large amounts of
new and low-priced, out-of -state supplies of gas. When we asked the Federal Power Com·
mission to approve these new volumes, we committed ourselves to paa on to our customers
the bene.ftta of the lower price8. We are doing just that!
It's in our best interest to keep your gas service as economical as possible. You see, the Gas
Company i11investor-own ed and is regulated by t he California Public Utilities Commii;.'lion.
And here'• one more. thing you can be sure of. Keeping you happy ~
is the way we do busrnesiJ. Q
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TO BETTER SERVICE YOU ~·~·
PLEASE .CALL FOR· APPOINTMENT ,:.
PHONE 842-4495
STORE HOURS: MON & FRI. 9 to 9 •
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llond.ty, JUM 19, 1CJ67
CSLB to Regroup · .
· Into 6 Colleges
Reorganization of Calllor·
nia State O>llege at L o n g
Beach into six achoola slmi·
lar to the admlnlsVatlve pet·
tern common to many uni-
versities has been announc-
ed by College President Carl
W. Mcintosh.
Beginning July 1, the Col-
lege's 44 departments will
be grouped into the Sdlools
of Engineu-ing, Busineel Ad·
ministration, Applied Arts,
Fine Arts, Letters and Sci·
ence, aod Education.
Each new school will be
beaded by a dean. The col-
lege's present system of or·
ganizing departments into
but name.
"University • type organi-
zation has proven itseU u
the most efficient organtsa.
tion for large jnJtitutiom ~
higher learning," be s a l d.
"With 21,000 students, 44 de-
parbnents and graduate de·
grees oUered in almost a
s c o r e of scbcilarly dlsci·
plines, we are, in fact, a
university even though we
still call ourselves a col·
lege."
A bill which would retitle
the Calllornia State Colleges
u California St.ate Univer-
sity and allow the Board of
Trustees to designate indi·
vidual oolletu as universi-
ties is now pending before
the State legialature.
111&.Y .... 7
div1s1ons will be abollsbed. 1-;:==========.I
The reorgaliizaUon p 1 a n
was devel~ oyer a two-
year period 6y faculty com·
mittees and approved by
President Mcintosh and
State College Chancellor
Glenn S. Dumke. It follows
guidelines set forth by the
Board of Trustees for the
more efficient operation of
EXTENDED HOURS
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larger colleges in the Call· .._. ....._ tit ....,..
fornia State College system. M9m • ......,.. Ne other ".,,.,., t.lls ,_ ---. _, -.. ._. ..w-.
~VALLEY BANK LOCAL
The organization pattern 901119 .,. I• ti.. Gneter 0...,. c-.t ._ a. ...u lllOI. ~similar to that followedj~~~~fi~''!'i~~Ctil~W~-~~~~~~;:;:::;;~.::;:~~~~~~~~~~~J by many univeraiUu. In aD·\I
nouncing the chanae, Preai-
dent Mcintosh said that tbt
college bad in fact ~
a university lll •~I
Alcoholism
Council
Organized
SA.'iT A ANA -Orange
County's more than 80,000
alcoholics today may seek
the help from the newly for·
med Orange County Councll
on Alcoholism at llM W. 8th
·coMPLETE FUNERALS OONVDOIM1Y PSI ••••••
GEH•a 1-6577
rJltmittsttr •m11rial Jark
Mertiuary-C:S **>
Two ~cly <>-oi C I -F
Located Side-bf-Si*., Sl..asig a
Canmoo Dcsm ao Senli: Y• ~
With Less ~ sad 1f'6-t 6e
lncomeoiencr oI F-=al
Processions 'Ihroagta Haily Taffic
14I01•1~1UC11aa.&R w
rMalilb J..J411
Sears Store
Set to Open
In Orange
SL -~~:!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!:!~~~!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!~~~-The purpose of the council
Caiicer Unit
Honors Five
TJae Oruce Co••tJ
br-=11 of tbe AmericlD
Caacer S o e le t 1 reomtly ......_.die ~ wart.
.... lt.fted .. 1nDd1
dee ...., a. pest 12
...... Phe <naee Owt
'""""' were ........, thole ,,._ were .._ ...
lln. ~ Bapoli of
H•atlapa Bad! wu
awwded a .. dlemcmcl" pill
tar .... -boars of llnice. Ollla ..... Jin. BlnJd
ll«d8 wa ~a
...... bf fer -boan of ftlmtes wart.
Jin. Fhllt Gries of La-
.... 81111, Jin. Lawrence
Babstl of El Two and
Miu JIMt Roberta, allo °' Bl.Tan, .............. tor a. time that tlleJ Md ...
.... • tbe ofllce,
Bandits Roh
Liquor Shop
ORANGE -Seara, Roe.
buck and Company's n e w
Orange retail l&ore, located
at ZOO N. TUstln Ave., wil l
open Wdlesday, W. E.
Matdl!llDat, Lo5 Aag e 1 e s-o r a D g e Comrty district
mamcer, announced today
'l1le new st.ore, according
to E. II. Odell, ·store man·
ager, wm be one of Sears
most. amp I e t e one.stop
sbopphac units. Its depart·
~ include all t h o s e
MIDIDOIJ to most big de·
J*ltw< stores, plus o•h·
en.
Odell aaid the new store
bas a Seara Coffee House,
ADltate Insurance Center,
Kamhal Korner. decorator
ltDdio, &pedal cust o m e r
pecbge pickup area, cata· Joe aales department, an
aptometrilt, a hearing aid
sped•Hst, a J unior Bazaar
ad a a t a cle n t shop for
J'OUllC men.
is to offer guidance for tbe
alcoholic and his family in
the community, and to as·
sist the community at large
JD understanding aleoboU.m
as a disease, according to
Clancy Kelleher , Cou..ndl
secretary.
The council maintains a
list of availa!h treatment
an<! care facllltip and off era
informaUon or referral on
alcobollsm to anyone calling
5U-4804.
Executive Director, Peter
DeBaun explained that t h e
group has been in existence
for several years, but lacked
the funds to function In it.a
current capacity.
2 Win Honors
Honors at graduation were
annoUDCed for 86 aeniors at
the University of Calllornia,
Riverside, including two Or·
ange Coast residents. Those
tapped for honors on the ba·
sis of academic achleve-
m e n t included Ronald
Schwartz of LaiUJia Beach
and Guy Bryan of Newport
Beach.
Tbe store layout consists LEGAL NOTICE
ol a main sales building in·----------• cladiac a garden shop and
a Ruonal sales a~a. a 24-
car capecltJ automotive
center, and a parking lot
,_. over 2,000 cars .
Mary Beck
Rites Held
IAIM" MOTICa TO CltlDITOlll
IUNatoa COURT~ THI
STA'n Of' CALtrOlllttA roa
THI COUNTY 0, oa.t.N•a .... A-5719' E1telll of Cle,.nce Edwin Devit, •Ito
11'0Wll 11 C. E. Devit, •Ito k-n H
Cl•-e. Oevl1 1h0 lu-H C. fctwln Devis, Oece-.
NOTICE IS HEREllY GIVEN to the crtdtton of ttte 1bove '*'* ucedtflt
tflal ell ""°"' having clelm1 •Mini! int H id dK'ecle!lt ,,. r9e1ulm to flit tntm, wllfl tM nec:eu•ry vouc""1. In
'"" Office of Ille cltfk of Ille 11>ove
'"""" CIOUrt, Of to pr-t !Mm, with "'' nec:nwy voucllm IO IM Ulldotr· ";Md el h Office ol Kelley end ~~ ld · c art. A~ 11 uw. 23'0 Huntlnoton """"""•-were be In Drlv.. left Mlrlno. Celllomll, wlllch l~ ioo.y for Mrs. :~,!; =:-:. ~.\>::~"':r:.'1n: ~""';; -~ H. Beck of Balboa. "'''• of Mid dec»cHl\t, w11111n atx She died Tbunrday ,,.onlllt etttr the 111'11 P11bllc1tloft of
• I" I *lot. Mn. Beet. of 1235 W. Bal· ottM J-i. ,,.,
boa Blvd. was 80 She had s.aiNrl~~11"1' ~111on1~,~!_nk.1 u .. -....1 • ' • 1 t 10 ' ''-.... "' ,........ •· u•QA m Balboa the as "°" .
years. ~111~~ T°M191~1cer ORANGE -Two armed SUntving are three sons. Enwtof' o1 tM w111 e1 ~ :-:f _... ~. n---of N_..._. B h 1IM ebow llemtd dtcedtflt --~ u.:au, ..... t"'• • eac . ru111, _.. C"'1I .. .... me black and Charles and Allen of by D9MN ~
tl'mdl a.la urb' a.is., Cleveland. and a daughter.!!'! =.-ea1 .......
nbMd a ...._, lbln dist Mn Naomi Shankle of Ban· ''" <41•1 -..a1
-6 --.a . • .. ......,. -aUClltW - -lllDDalll of •Ding. P\lbt..... Onnge CoH I ed. Bell Broadway Mortuary, Jv.,. " n. "· Mo 1N 7
Police Mid zs.,...-oW Jo. Costa Mesa, was forw ard·
lepll G. Bilyk. attendmt at ing dJredor.
the JtaitM liq1a' lton, ...
E. Cba.pman Aft., w a 1
fcned. Into a storage area
before the bolup team left. County Gets
Tbe blmdlts 1"!ft betwen
• and 25 yean old and
stood about 5 feet. • lncbea
tall 'n.fJy were of Latin de.-
9C91l. the clert told olficen.
School Funds 11111; More than fl.4 million in
state ald for 1cbool sile ace
quiaition and boilding con· '
atruction in Orange County
wu aproved today by the
state Allocation Board.
Degree Given
C4rona dd Mar ruldent
Cuol Colby wu among the·
514 candidates receiving de.
vein from tbe Unlventty of
.. Padlk In StoettDn.
Dean of the 0..pel, Dr.
Lawrence Mered.WI. spoke
at the CG'e1n0Dles at which
MJss Colby ~ bu ba·
c:belor'•~
Tustin Union High School
Diatrict received $795.730:
~II $535,tm, and Pia·
centja Unified, $U,696.
PACIFIC
VIEW
MI M0 1n 4L PAJt l( _ .. _
CBMETERY
CREMATORY
MAUSOIJ!UM
2l220 MKMtu 9oultnAI """°" 8Ndl C.ltfOfllil (714) 613 7601
The funds were part ot a
'5.95 million package ap-
proved for school districts
throughout Southern Califor· nla. .__ ........... !
BRAKE RELINE
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Santa Ana Store Open Mon. thru Fri. I a.m.. te t .....-.; Slit. I a.a. .. 6 p.a.
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(11e,_ M _ & law)
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Cl\'do e . Zwlcl• G•llery '42·"'7
IW Newi>ot1 Boulevard
ATTOllNl'l'I
A fist of Attomey ~mbf,.. wttt be
sent on """"!.
AUCTIONS
WlndY'1 AUC1IOll llarn ~
Windy WtlldMm OWntf
20151'1 NIW!>Ort
AUDIO VISUAL SYSTIMI
Jul\ Mullck Corp. Ja.4671
Jeon M1nldt OWner 2080 1"111:911111
AllTO IOOY ltlP'-"UNI
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AUTO PAINT AND IODY SHOP'
... l't P'alllt A lody Shott UMl>t
W. H. lowor Owner ~ l rltlol
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members ol the Ooita Mesa OFFICIAL GREE'l'BRS which ~ent it eans-
ed by brinline ftft new members into tt>e Chamber In a lllx mOntb or ·1eu
period oi time.,
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I ' CHAMBER. MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES MONTHY LISTI& IN THIS DIRECTO Y AT NO EXTRA ~(HARGE
Your lffO!lef(• Worth
Hard to Tell What
Drug Dollar.,.Buys.
By SYLVlA PORTER
Q.: How can you, the un·
trained American con1um·
er. tell whether you are &et.-
ting a bargain if a drug
prescription from your phy·
siclan ia lW.ed with a drug
under a basic "1eoeric,.
name costing, say ts, in-
stead of a presumably com-
parable dru' under a brand
name of a manufacturer,
costing f.l'T.50?
prescripUona for use ln fed·
erally.alded programs auch
aa Medicare be filled with
lower~oat druga under their
generic names, whenever
possible, at savings esti·
mated at some 30 percent
One bill also before Coo-
gress would include out-of·
hospital drug costs among
Medicare benefit&, requiring
that reimbursement f o r
these costs be based on the
lowest • priced acceptable
drugs available. GT QUALITIES -High performance aad pod handling are the main cbanc-
teri6tics or the Volvo 18005. The durable Swedish aports car also geta 20 milea
to the gallon of gas and ha.s electric o'8l'drlte u an added attraction.
A.: You probably can't
tell. Moreover, as one pbyai-
cian has juJt test:lfled De-
fore a Senate subcommit-
tee, it's probable that not
even your own doctor can
tell
A coast-to-coast contro-
versy is now centered on
gap between prices you pay
for generic vs. brand-name
drugs.
Being debated, too, ls a
vastly expanded inspection
syatem of the drug manu-.. ---------•.-111!1•--~•-••••••••••~ facturlng practices of both
large and small companies
by the Food and Drug Ad-
ministration.
In HigbGear
With CARL CAltSTINSIN
BILLS BA VE been intro-
duced in Congresa which
would require that all drug
Already under way la a
major study ol dnlgs and
drug prices by the Depart-The Swedish Volvo 1800.5 baust system.
ments o< Heaith, Education sport coupe possibly can be It alao baa a aealed cool-
and Welfare to determine classified as one of the Ing system. U the radiator
whether lower-priced ~n-most expemive economy star't3 gettlnJ too bot the
erlc-name drugs available cars in the world or the steam nows Into a apecial
today actually are as safe least expensive ot the Gran container, cools down, ~n
and effective as brand-Turismo automobiles. drains back lnt.> the rlldi-
LEGAL N<tnCE
T4'44 MOnC• 0 .. TaUS'ft•'1 SALa
T.O. Mt. '1 1fH7
Oft JllfY lt. 1H7, et 11 :ti A.M., mu IN$Ult.ANQ ANO ,..UST COM·
l"ANY, u 4UIY ~ ,.,,,.,_ Vft'-# 8M ,.,....... tt OM fll Tl'lltf Utld J-II, "'4 _..,. W P'AUL
E. UNml.M Miii AOllUMI euovs
name drugs. It's difficult to look at the ator.
1'e • BU.LION a year laoo's and realize -that it Sb 1 f ting la done eully •-geta 29 mlle.s to the gallon with t.be ffpeld f\lllJ IJD·
llNTtllN. ............. -,.. ~,..a., ........ ... U.S. drul l:Ddaltr1, 111 lhart. o< gu •bile crula1ng at '10 chroabed tranpnlllioe.
ii apln under f!!· It oils miles per hour. The 1800 allo ii equipped
facing, in effect. w.reata It ia eaally recognllable with disc braUI on the new federal drug price and with its Sowing lines and front and re•1-.._ __ on
,... °" fl# Oflkllll ,._. Ill ""' ...
fl'9 fl4 .... C-'1 ·--• °"'"" c-tr· c .• 1lf0f11i.. WILi. ll!LI. ,.,. l"U8LIC AUCTIOM TO HIOHUT BIO. CEil l"Oll CASH (,,_y8ble et tifN f/f
Nie Ill lewtvl money Of IM Ul'lted Stat .. ) 111 Ille lobbV ot lht Mtt Ir.art"
Ing laO e111r1nce of Thie INUAnc>e
quality controls. which, the &-wwUll industry says, could only rear fenders that almost the rear. A1tbooth there ls
a ulldlftl localed "" IM "°"""'' <«· Mt cl lloh"' .,... Mllll Sire.is, Sa• t•
,.,.., Cetlforni.. tll rlgftt, 11111 Ind '"" ternl eo1t..Vtd ID Ind ,,... he141 &y It 111\Ckr wld Oeed ttf Trvst In llW pfopertv
altu11ed Ill IN cl!Y ol H...,,.,,, B~ Ill 11ld CounlY elld SllN o .. crlllt<ll 11.
result in less incentive for ~ome fins. Lin all Vol-no power steering or brakes
life-saving research e!forls vos, the 1800.5 is b u i 1 t it doesn't take long to be-
by indUJtry. The leading strong, durable and is very c o m e accustomed to t b e
manufacturers are b e i n g rugged. The body is built durable auto.
,tr<el 1: TN Solllllffrld!Y 1UO
feet ol I.at • Mid .... Hot111Wffltfly '».5' he! of Lot 3 of T,....1 Ho.
1'?2. M per mlP recor1ed In boCllt '1 P111t :19 of Mlactlle-. Ml,._ 111 IM
attla cl IM county rtaldlf "' uld
~~ II: Tiie no~ly 2UO tett of Lot 2 end 111 at Loi 3 ttf
'Tncf Ho. 1'22. H per "' .. r«Orcltd In boOll ., peee Jt ol Mlecd•-•
Mept, In Ille 9'1kll el lllt counfY ~ "' uld ~. vccEnlHG
thel'ftl'OIY\ Ille HarW>welttrty 24.JO fttl
of said Lot l.
aerve a warning that if they as one rigid unil In test driving the 1800S
do not voluntarily police the Aside from the styling we found the electric over-
quallty and prices of the and construction, emphasis drive io be a very worth-
druga the entire industry on the 1800's ls perform-while option. It's nothing
produces and sells, the ance. It is fast, maneuver-new but in a sports car run-
government will attempt to able, and handles well. Top ning high rpm\• the over-
do it for them. speed from the 4-<:ylinder drive re-acts just like a engine is over 110 mph. fifth gear. It is engaeed
I1 the medical profession The engine is standard with fingertip pressure on a
does not find ways to in-equipped w i t b dual carb-lever mounted on the right
form its members on ways uretors, a 5-main bearing side of the ateertnc column.
to cut patients' drug costs crankshaft, and d u a 1 ex-Handling is great. Top Said sale Wiii be m-. tMll whhGlll
covenant or -rrtnly, ~ et im-eli.d, re91rdlM tlltt, ~loll, 9' tf>-
cumllOllCft. "' PIY .... r-•lfllnt Pfl~ cl1)411 sum ol llM lllff MC:Urtd bY Hid
o.td at Tl'l/lf, -It: $7'.000 00. with
lnftrttl tram J tl'. 31. 1H1 et 7'!4 ••
In said llOle _...,, ectvanca. h 1ny.
undtr !tie 1erms of Mid DeM f/11 Tl"lltl, f-, cN'11CS Ind lllPtftlft f/11 tllt l ,_
fM end al tM "'"" crNtld llY uld o...i of Tnist.
safely, the government wiU1~==================== flnd ways to do so, andr
TM benetlcltry under ~11~ 0-ol
Tru•t• bY rHtOI\ d • Wtlldl or .,._
u un In llM obllOlllCIM llOl<tll lhtrWY• 1w11e1olor1 uecvttd end dftt;vo~ lo 11\e
undtn1t,...S • wrllttf\ Dttl~n•IM al ot Oeltull Ind Oemtnd IOf St tt, t~d
written "°'"' of brotdl anll ol •IK· tlon to ceusa 11\e uiwwnloned to sell
said iw-nv to w lltf'! uld obtlp tlont,
end lhtreetttr, on Mardi f, 1'67, ll>t
undlnltned caused said notlC• Of brHd! 11'4 or tlecflaft to be rKOr.., In lloOIC
""' P101 flL cl u ld Otrlcl1I ltK«'dt, Otled: June u. IHl. Tiiie IMllnlflCt Ille! Tniat
ComP<I,,., a ~•Id Trustff,
By ELMER W. Hl!IHlElt,
AurMrlud ()ffl-Publ!IMd IW#porl Hartior Htwl P'tHI c:omblnt<I win. Otll'I' Piiot, HfWPll'l
8tt<ll, Clllfomlt. J,,,.. 1', 1' l lld July
l. 1ff7 IM-41
LEGAL NOTICE
thus limit the physician's
freedom to exercise his own
professional judgment.
Actually the drug indus-
try and the medical profes·
sion are beginning to take
important steps. Several
major drug companies now
are offering drugs to hos-
pitals for Medicare and wel-
fare patienta at Jignificant-
ly cut rates. In some in-
stances, major manufactur·
ers are supplying brand-
name drugs to big users
such as hospitals and men-
tal institutions at prices
matching those quoted by
non brand-name makers.
LEGAL NOTICE
CITY 0" COSTA MllA. CAL ... O•MIA
NOTICE IMVITINO 81DS
HOTl(E IS HEREBY GIVEN !Ml lht City Cltrlt of tlW CllV ol Celli Mal wlll r-1•• waled P<OOOllll on or belort Frldn, IM )(Jltl d•Y DI J-, 1f67, 1111111
!tit hour ol tl ..... 11 o'tlOdt (11 :00) 1.m. of stld de .. , al "'9 Cotte M«MI City Hell,
11 Ft lr Ortve, Costa Melt, Cllllomlt.
Pr-alt for lurnlshlnv t M labor •nd mai.<111 tor Ille oinstructlon ol N>rlnkler 1v1i.m, ltndtaPIM and 1,l'Uf1e11en1 worll ti IN Cos!• MHI Civic ~
sit. will bt OPened In PVflllt tlld r .. d aloUd In the Councll Chember on u ld dllY,
t i OI' t bcul H id lllM. bY Ille City Clet1c of Mid City.
ll>• words "Civic Ctnt«t Sprlnkler erwl Le11cbcn1"9" aho\lld •-tr on tM
enV.IOc>t ol H <h Htltd -1. S.ld P-81 ~Id be aclclreutd IO '"' Clt1 Clulc. Cltv Hell, Costa -., Calllornlt . lhe worlc will co111tst of 11141 ln1t1ll1tlo<I ol an 1utomttlc sprlflll"r 1y1Nm fOf
ePoroxlm.tety 120.000 sci111re tee! of lawn arH 111d 54.000 "lutrt fett ol 1rou"4
cover 1rH1 son '''"""''°" of Ille turf and trW"4 c.ovtr 1r1111 s...,IM the lewn 1ru ; ptenllnt ot •round coven. shrubs •rwl ,,_, ll\Jlllllnt COflC:l'ett lrwl ... ~
llteoen. •"4 olller •-nenent wort<. TM l ilt II locli.d betwfffl Ftlrv...., ROid Ind Ntwoon lkulev1rd on l"•lr
Ori••· A Ml of PltM. N>Klttcatlons I nd ~ contrtc:t docu""'"'' mlY be obtllned ., IM Off!« ol Ille City Clm. 11 Ftlr Ofln . Coste Mtll, C.1lttornl1, llPOll • 4-11
.. 1111~ d041tl'I (l lS 001. PLE~S~~~ls~~;~lte ~Egf~~r (11.0C) •IH bt l'lllde II hlndltd by mtll
Each bid shall be mldt on lllt P<-'I form trwl In the m1nntr PrOYlcltd In
tM conlrtd doeumtnls, end 111\tH be eccomoanltd bf 1 c~llltd or cullltr's ctwctc or !Md bond tor no! ltu thin ml Ptl'ttrtt (10%) of lht lmouflt of "-!Md,
mtdt payable IO the City ol Cost• tuu
Ab«tvletlonl uwtd In Ille IChfdl.lte of ''~ttrmlned "'" r1m 111 «>111\HIC!lon
With tmPIOWr PtYmtnls llslff In !tie rlellt hind COiumns •rt klentllted 11 follows: PH per hour PO per dly
PHW ""r r-r "'°"'ed POW per clay -'ltd
Pt'P Ptr """' ... Id POP per dlY paid PHW/P per llOur wot1cecl 0t peld POW/,. P4!f dly --ed or Hid
PSTH per llrtlthl !Im. hour w wive
PSTHW P•r 1tr1lght tlmt hour WOl'ktd GW oron -ve PSTHP per 1tr1l911t time hour Plld TW lotll WHO
PMO per me11 deY PSTHW1'' per stralthl llmt hour WOt1ltd Ot paid
EMPtov•r H Vmtnh oltttr 11\an "-ltrml1td lltreln, 11 c1tOnecl In s.ctlon
1773 1 OI th• Ubor Code, ere to bot Ptld In 1«0td1nc. with lht ltl'ml Of tM
(olltcllve blr111lnlM eorttmtnt epptlcab~ 10 lf1e type or cl1sslflt1llon of ""'
workmrn or mecllenlca •fTIPIO'f.cl on Ille proltct.
Ovortlme, Sundlys tncl Holiday• -llOI ltt• thin one erwl OM-Mii (1-\t,) llmH
tM basic "°'1f!Y rtlt plus -11ubj1 emltfoytr 01ymen11. TM llOllda.,. uPon Wll1dl
•11th "'" 111111 be Piie! 111111 bot t ll l'lo4lcley1 ~lied In Ille coOectlve bert•ln· Int n r...,_I applluble to the ""'tkultr cnn. clu slllullon 0t type ot wort<man
emitlov~ on Ille oroloct, CCIPIU of Ill collecllV• bl<Ollnlno H•Htneflh rtl•tlflll to IM wot1c II .. , forll> In Ille alon,.,,..,ltoMd Labor Code ere on flit •lld 1vet11bl• IOt Inspection In tlwl olllc• ol Ille °'1N•lrneftt of l~lr11I lttlallon•. OMslon of Lt bor Slatlslla
Ind R .. Urth. Al11!11tlon la dlrecftd In Section 7-1.0IG ot Ille Sl1ncltrd Speclflt•llons 1>ro-
vldl no tor •mPIOVmtl'll ot ll>Pl',nflcu on n.1 work. Every MICh •PP•enllct shell be
Ptld Iha alandercl waft peld to '"""llc91 undtr the retul•llont of 1111 tudf! at /
wfllch M 11 tmotoytd. lnformttlo<I rtltllv• IO tlTIPl~I cl -renlltts 11\tll be
otlelMd from the 01-IOt of tilt D•Pll'lmtnf of lndlJllTl•I Ral1llon1 wllo Is the
Admlnlstrttlve Ottkll' of lht CllhOfnlt A1>1>rtnlltttM1> Council.
Pu.went .., the provlalont of Secllon 1170 of n.1 Lt bor C.ock Of Ille State ot c 111rornl1, IM City Cour><ll. City ol Coste Mut. hn esc-.rttlned the oeneral Prt•
valtlnt rare ol "'"' arwl employer POmtnll !Dr htellh arwl wtlltrt , vtullon, Hn·
slon t nd slmlter PUf-In tllt tWfttf In which 1111 wonc Is to be done to be .,
follows·
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lltr llOUt Claulflc.allt!I
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H trwl W V1atlon ,.tnslon
1)( pl\W1' lSC MtW/• J0t PllW/• 30c pPrw/' )Ck rtflw/p(l) )Ge plrwtl • ak phw/f> 25( ,hw/P 20c Pltwf'
4 ydl. water ltvtl ~.Sl Orlvtr of dUWIP lf'lldl, 4 'l'ft. b\11 l<u l5c pllw/I 2SC PhW/P jOt Pltw/11
'"'" I yds. w1ter ttvtl l 15 ub0fer~ne11I or constrllCllOn 21"'1c t/flW/f> 20c pl1w/f> '7c phw/p
l.,S L•ndlGIN Gtrckntr .. Hu•Ml'Y Miii !llo'K p/IW/f> '°' """"'" ,,, """'" 414 l aYIM of ell "°"'""ttllk "'"' 21\ltc Pllw/p J0c IJhwl• 17C rtflW/"
lr>eluclint -r pipe, drtln ,1 ... end undtrorOllllCI lilt >7< fl/lW/P 4.0. Ma•lnt and caulklllt of all non· tNttlllc ,,,. '911111
$ » Plumber 71h""' •• 71'1~ " -10% "' $ 1$ $klp10Adtr OHfttOf, ...... , lylM t'>lff )Oc "hW/f> >Oi; 111\W/,.(1) )Oc ,_,,
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SOlJTHERN CALll'ORNla STORES
road holding ability of the
1800's ls achieved wltb both
coil sprinp and teletcopic
shock absorben to inde-
pendent front and rigid rear
suspension. A atablllzer bar
practically ellmlnates body
sway under bard cornering.
'Ibe ride ls j:.OIDI~
to those wbo enjoy tbe l!rm
•r "hard .. feel ct a sportt
car.
It's a •mall oar, actually
made for two people, b u t
there ls a fold-down rear
seat. The rear leather buck-
et seat interior b a s ample
leg room; ooe featun many
cars have eliminated.
The instrument panel ls
designed for the driver, with
everything right in front ol
you. The radio is over the
passenger side. Our test car
was equipped with air con-
ditioning and it was very ef-
fective.
Always one of the most
impressive polnta with t h e
Volvo is ruggedness. Styling
of the Swedish line bas
changed little in the p a 1 t
few years with the except-
ion of the new 144.S sedan
now on the market but all
Volvos are built to stay on
the road for quite a few
years.
CARVER PONTIAC
WINS SALES CONTEST
When all the votes w e r e
counted in the 60-day Ponti-
ac National Sales Contest
Roy C&r'ftr Pontiac in Cos-
ta Mesa emerged as a win-
ner.
Aside from establishing
new sales records for the
dealership, the local f l r m
topped its quota for the con-
test by 70 percent. As a
winner Roy Carver received
the John De Lorean A ward,
named for the general man-
ager of the division.
Sa 1 e s manager Jack
Brown fares much better.
He leaves today with wife
DotUe on a wieek's trip to
Acapulco and Mexico City,
compliments of • Pontiac.
Brown has been with R o y
Carver 11 years. Congratu-
lations on a job well d o n e
by the Costa Mesa dealer.
4f'rH ANNIVERSARY
FOR ROBINS FORD
After being the local Ford
dealer for the last -46 years,
Theodore Robins felt he
needed a vacation. So as the
big anniversary month ar-
rived aocompanled by a
month-Jong "slam-bang" sa-
le at the Costa Mesa Ford
store, Theo and Mrs. Robins
left for a three-week vaca-
tion ln Europe visiting Eng·
land, Fr~. Germany, Hol-
land aod Switzerland.
He vWted Europe earlier
this year u a guest of Ford,
and decided then to m a k e
another visit.
The store was left in t h e
able band• of Bob Jr. since
Robins Ford again ls in the
mid.st of a record-breaking
month.
She's Queen
Of Convention
Mrs. Harold Glendinnlng,
Westminster, ls queen of
the Paul Revere lnsurance
Co. convention under way
Jn Toronto.
Her husband won the hon-
or for his wife during a
sales ~ompetltion held in
the Western region includ-
ing 11 states and Hawaii.
HAVE YOU HEARD?
W• c1n supply yo11 with CAH.
P.HI monthly inco1111 plwa th1
bonut of property cleprtci1tlo11
tu w1lt1-o(h. We •re ""'" too
busy to cllsuwn our COMrLrTI
proptrty M1n•9•1111nt serviut.
CAU NOW
SAYI W ntff tlM
A ... , ..
R.,m
D.11.n
"4J·J020
Jtcli "···
..
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Chatter
NEW YORK (UPI)• -
Bache Is Co. feela that f\lr.
HORNBLOWER & Weeks,
BempbW, Noyes bellevea
the market'• recent come-
back from an oversold po-
altion baa helped to estab-
lish a alpiOcant hue ln
Purchasers
Will Seat
Mutual
Funds
Crossword Pmne
ACROSS
1 Bui:
French
5 Become
wide open
II Prevent
14 Negative
contraction
(Var.>
15 Chemical
compound
16 Employer
17 Drugs
yleldlng
forgetfu I•
ness
19 Student at
Texas A & M
20 Acais1om
21 Weight
allowance
23 Canonical
hour
24 Doze
26 • ~ck
28 Knocks
31 Goods
cast
overboatd
35 New •
40 Garment
41 Floor
covering:
Colloq.
42 Bea>me
unfit
44 Impetuous
ardor
45 Separated
<47 Geometric
solid
49 Hit a
54 Engint part
59 Food:
Stang
62 Hairdo
future
65 -helme t
66 City in
California
68 Kind of
storage
place
70Klndof
whi slcey
71 Remedy
72 Customary
practices
73 Kind of
officer
74 Lend an ear
75 Sandy
tract
in Englind
DOWN
I Perl. to
madness
2 Where1he
action is
3 Power
supplied lo
a machine
4 Uncomp-
romising
5 Weapon :
Slang
6 German
exclamation
7 Waterhonl
slruclUre
long drive
51 Actompllshed
52 Ave
8 For111er aulo
'1 Exclamallon or triumph
10 Graceful
l1temy
1ketches
2
11 Work:
Comb.
form
12 Ctieck
13 Perennial
plan I
18 Approaches
22 Mushm
cap
25 Human
hands:
Colloq.
27 French
pronoun
29 Hookah
30 Dress
down
32 Kind ol
flight
33 Jal •
34 Fi ic
35 Tell,jllll:
Slang
36 Fully
developed
37 Single
38 -Terri tori es
3'1 Numerical
pttflx
6/19/67
H Staple
cotton
fiber
46 Light 11tal
48 FNlt
50 Short swim
53 ltent of
door
hardw111
55 Having
self·
.slef!lll
56 Hesitation
57 Germai
city
58 Pronoun
CJnd adj ect•
Ive
59 Golf shot
60 Answer to
roll call
61 Sit ip over
63 Rounder
64 Wrenched
away with
force
67 Archaic
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Monday's Oosing Prices-Complet.e· New
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.......... 19, 1967
York Stock Exchange List
American Stock Exchange
lfl•rket
Sfflllltob
DA.fl Y PrLOT JI_
Oosing
Jewelry
Store Set
In Newport
Z a l e'1 Jewelers, t b t
world's largest retail )ewer.
ry chain, bu completed n~·
gotiation.s for tts fint New:
port Beacb store. Bob Moth·
ner. VJce pre3ident and re.
giooal manager for Zale'1,
made the announcement
Mothner, who beadquat·
ten in Huntington Part,
said the new store will ~
number 30 in the state for
1.ale·L The Newport Buch
unil locaUd in Nnrport
Cent.er, Is scheduled ror an
e3rly September opening.
M o t h n e r commented,
· 'TI'le bus1nea atm0&pbere
heft is proprttOOS aod there
is r o o m for upansio11.
Zalt"s look& forward to M-
int Ml 11sset to ~ commu-
nity and to ""n\ributing to
1L'i fur l.ht"'f ~owUI and pro.
~rt.!:~·•
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~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Just ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t ~ i Brmvsing I
~ ~ .. .. ~ Around ~ .. .. ~ ~ ~ ~
. Dan Gurney'a triumph in t b e
Belgian Grand Prix Sunday will go
down in the record book as the first
official Grand Prix win in history by
.an American car. Gurney won the
Race oC Champions at Brands Hatch
in bis Eagle several months back, but
it waan't a recog:niu.d event. Gur-
ney's victory Sunday, incidentally,
was bis second in a one-week period,
coming directly on the heela of bis ,
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BILL
DONER
a1u DC*U
• record-shattering Le Mans effort. Next
• "41op: The world's championship.
· Dennis "Tbe Menace" Ralston, who
rol)J into town today to cet ID IOID•
practice lbota priCll' to tbe It.art ol tile
: 125.GOO pro net tournament Wectne.
-day at the Newport Beach Tennis
Club, sayg becoming an underdog has
helped him more than anything else
. since joining the play-for-pay ranks.
"I don't have to carry a national
burden anymore," explains Ralston.
"All I do is try lo survive." Ralston,
for the record, trails only Corona del
Mar's Rod Laver in earnings t h i 1
year.
Toe Geo4
Gary Jeluasoa. the ex-Buti11gt4tn
Buell Blp ud Orange Cout CoJ.
Jege atlaldk wld%, 11 delng rad! a
gMd job el playing ftnt bue fw
Evauville el tH Solltltml (AA)
Leag-, he cu't get .at of the
line•p. Origloally, Johnso• was
ala&ed to spead most or hU Ume
coachiag, bat he's preseaUy bltUag
.31% a.ad tUt'a '-It for the dab
r1Dlalag away witli lbe dradt
t:rOWJI.
Jack Nlcklaaa waa describing Ole
ol bis birdie putts oo video tape
foOowlag bis U.S. ()pea wla Su>
day, when Arnold P almer suddenly
Onhed and said, ''l've been looki.Dg
at &Mse tldags aO cby -I thlu
l'D ueue myself ulll gee back t.
Latr.be (Pa.)." Yoa cu llardly
blame Ante for behat lbelkhock·
ed. After aD, Nicklaus bad eight
btnties oa tile fhlal 18 boles and 11 .. u.e 1ut ze.
Wr0ft9Vope
Richie Ginther, who announced hjs
retirement as a race driver exclu-
sively in the DAILY PILOT last week,
is reportedly upset with a story in
one Orange County paper which said
he quit after being badly burned at
Indianapolis. G int her, of course.
wasn't burned at Indy. A line did
break and spray him with raw fuel
lt did not ignite. however. or Ginther
probably wouldn't even be around to
retire.
Orange Coast's spectacular lrack-
ster Jack Malloy bas been invited to
compete in the National AAU cham-
pionships at Bakersfield this weekend.
Malloy, who has a best of 1 :49.8, will
be running his favorite event -the
SM. And g u e s s who he'll be up
against? That's right. J im Ryun.
Members of the Cosµ Mesa-Newport
Harbor Lfons Club scraped up $75 to
cover Malloy's expenses.
Speaker Confu.sr.d
No matter what you may bavt
read or beard, the 11th annu1I
George Yardley m banquet will M
held on Wednesday, June %8, at the
White Hone la11 la Newport Beach.
Tbe date of t.be event was so coi>-
rused. even featured speaker Paul
Neumana bad to double cheek.
"lled," said Neumann. "I heard
the bHqaet wu tbJs Wednesday
and Ute• this Friday. I'D be here on
the !8th, however. so I hope that''
wht n It really Is."
For nearly a ball ceotury, Firf'-
none has been slloaUng about ll•
domlnadea of tbe ladiaaapoll1 580.
So what happens when Goodyear
finaJJy 111aps tlte flring tbJs year?
FirettoM r11111 aa ad wbJcb says.
"It's llOt what Fi.rfltoae gets oat of
r acl11g that couata ... It'• what you
tet ... safer passenger car tlret. ''
C.oke Claok~•
.I ack Kent Cooke did such a poor
job of seJecting talent at the recent
National Hockey League expans inn
draH that a San Francisco official rt--
marked at the end, "Whal an intercity
rivalry. Jf we don't sweep all 10
.1?ames with Los Angeles, everybody
on our club will get fired.'' According
lo thr best mformation available,
Cooke's JGngs will tie about ttle equal
of his l..akers Too bad he can't pur-
<. h:isP the Dodgers.
The unexplainable Angel surge has
:ipp;u 1•nlly saved manager Bill Jlig.
O!'\ ·~ inb H the Halos get too hot,
""''"' l'r H1i:: t•nuld I><' in troublt ;· •.:irn \\'innrni:: thr J)('nnant is t h t
'01 '1 thint! ll):tf t·un h:ipprn lo n
man;il.'l'I .. 111~1 nsk M1nnrsnfa·s ~:Hll
\lrlr
...
Surprise! Rosewall Rate·d 1st --
By BILL ·DONER s,...u FAiter
Colorlal Puello 0.uales, l • • t
one of tile brlptest 1tar1 La tena11,
•u lotted a. withdraw teday from
tlle Pacific Coast tateruUoaal Cap
Chaml'loalhlpt at t.be N. e w p o r t
Buda Tenala Club.
Gomala, alwa,ys • favorite wltli
&ht fau, dltdNf.d Ile llu al)"ffd
te help with tile developmee& ti Ute
Ualtecl SU&es O.Yia Clip tea& .,,. .,,. Jll6
In a surprise move, AUICrallan
Ken Rosewall was lleedf:d number one
today over host pro Rod LaYee for
the first Pacific Cout International
Cup Tennis Championships which got
under way Wednesday at the New-
port Beach Tennis Club.
Rosewall, who faces Andres Glme-
no 1n the finals « th~ U.S. Proleu·
looal Hardeourt CbamplonabJps ID St.
Louis toolgbt. ls tbua regarded aa the
man to beat in the szs.ooo Newport
event
Laver, the Auaie transplant who
now realdet lo Corona ca.I Mar a • d
carries the banner of the Newport
Tennis Club thnugbout the w o r 1 cl
finds bimaell in the underdog ~
for only lbe second time in two yura_
Alth()QJtl the ,llgbtning-<auick .outb-
paw still Jeadl 1be Pl'OI in urniJlp
Gurney's· Luck Shifts
~
Dan Wins Grand Prix of Belgium
(Spedal t. tile DAILY PILOT)
FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium
Good tbln&a come to thoee wbo wit!
Dan Gurney poodered that theory
bett Sonday night • he backtract.ed
over bis spectacular triumph in the
Grand Prix « BelOum only bom'I
earlier.
''I WU lucty, '' GtrDe)' admitted
with bis t:raditiooal wide grin. ''Dwa
lucky."
For Gurney, of course, tbia was a
brand new party, sinoe he bu been
plagued with iBJuck 4uring IDCISt cl.
bis radn& c:m'9fl".
Ahr ..... " mldoriuMI th.It
ftUld make "9 ..... ., ...
weep • delpllla-. a.e did clmil llaft
........ eutly .. ,.,_ed ... GmleJ
could be baded f• ... bigp!ll ...
mallile raciDg ._ enr mJofed "1
a Amer"i a driftr.
Bil .. Sllmlq .......... ...
the fint .mdal b i+u .. ill WdmJ "J
m .Ameriam ill -A!!Wicm It a i) t
rnadMne.
Ganey, llill labeJed tbe "C e I t a
Mesa Comet"' •"'""Ct' lie ... resides .. c..a ....... drwe .. F.agle
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Angels Still Flying High;
Gird for Tigers Twin Bill
TIMES HA VE CHANGED -Dan Gurney is all smiles f ollowi:ng hi!
win in the Grand Prix of Belgium Sunday. It was Gurney's second
major triumph in a on~week period, following directly on the heels
of hit; Le Mans victory.
DETROIT -ll was jwt 1.S days
ago. The California Angela were
skulking around the cellar " 1De
American League, six games from
tbe first division and 16% frcm the
top.
Naw time is 6ying and ao aft the
Angels. They've torn up their lease
to the dungeon and climbed to eighth
place. Not much ot a leap, pertiaps,
until you con.side!" the fact that they
are oruy two games from the tbird
spot_
Calilomia, owners ol a dWna.l lt
'Felt Like an Idiot'--Jack
Njcklaus Wanted a 6 on Baltusrol's 18th
SPRINGFIELD, N. J. (AP) -•·1
felt like an idiot, standing there with
a one-iron in my band," .Jack Nick-
laus said.
''But I knew what I had lo do to
win this golf tournament."
The bulky Golden Bear. at age 'l7
perhaps the best golfer the world has
seen, was explaining the final mo-
ments of his record • shattering tri-
umph in the United States Open Goll
Tournament Sunday.
"I wasn't thinking about records,"
Nicklaus said over and over. "Rec-
ords come. They're made to be brok-
en. I just wanted to win this tourna·
ment."
He did. And -he insists it was
entirely incidental -he broke Ben
Hogan's 19-year-0ld Open scoring rec-
Wlbon'• No-Hitter
Final Pitch:
A Scorcher
HOUSTON (AP) -Wet behind the
ears from cha.mpagne, rookie nght-
hander Don Wilson, 22. pondered his
2-0 no-hitter for the Astros against
~tlanta and decided upon the explana-
tion . Sunday morning. for the first
time, his wife. Denise. had failed to
cook breakfast for him .
ord of '176 by one stroke with a curl·
ing, 23-foot putt on the final hole.
It gave him a final round 65, five
under par for the stately old Baltusrol
Course. and a 72 bole total of '175. add-
ing the open scoring record lo bis
Masters mark of '171.
But be was more concerned with
adding this second Open Liiie -he
won his first in 1962 in his Cirst year
as a pro -to his collection or three
Masters, a PGA and a British Open
crown.
•·I had to make a decision on the
18th tee," Nicklaus said. The 18th is a
542 yard, par 5 hole. "I was four
strokes ahead and knew I had to beat
Arnold Palmer to win il
"Two things were goin~ through
my mind. One was that Arnie said
last year, that he was thinkin~ about
breaking Hogan's record when be bad
that blow-up in San Francisco.
"Tbe other was that Dick Mayer
took a seven on ttiis same bo~ and
lost the Open in 19St.
''Tbose were the things I was think·
int about I knew the only way Arnie
could catch me was for him to gel a
three ~,pie a seven. So I was shoot-
ing for a six or better.
"So I took out a one iron -1 felt
like an idiot doing it -and aimed it
down the right side of the Cainray. I
was in the rough, on something that
looked like a cable. So I got a drop
and bit an eigbt iron back to the fair· .
way."
"He reached the green in three
"and that's when I knew I bad the
tournament won."
Tip Learned in Japan
May Mean 20 for Osteen
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The pound·
ing Claude Osteen look from Japa·
nese hltters on a barnstormm~ tour
with the Los Angeles Dodgm last
fall may have been a blessing rn dis·
guise. The shattering expcmnre may
help him make the major lrague all·
star team for the first time
had Jost confidence in me," Osteen
said Sunday. "It bothered me. But I
think all ot that is fm-gotten now."
Md. 3D .-.lolt reard -the ~
Ding ol June 4da. U.e alarmed back
to win fin ., ..... laat lix and 11
ol tbeir lalt u p.mies.
1be Welt dtas*:r' .ia ai. &a&ll ..
a >3 ridary awr De wwtd dta:m-
pion BaMjmon <imles. fnD wbam
they toot three ., loar games. claiDg
it., Qridedal)J' ia the Birds' ....
'lbe Aqels are .,.._ .. ennli._
their •. . ' ._,. -.,, Ucie w--
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Clyde Wri&tll md Km ,.._., both
1.0, aeainll tbe 'Dess' llicby Lo-
li.ch ($-&) Uld Demy ... , .. (7-7).
lnding ,a .. jm•s A•aziftCI is
Woodie Held ..._ damed bia Iulo
oaly mt 'l'lwada,J ... CGIDiac °"'"
from BattiDDft.
Held batted • six ~ ,_ the M-
gek during .. fom-cmae .. apimt
bis farmer tam. Tw GI tbma mme
Sunday • a Jint illDiDC single, aa
be .at .Jase c.dreall .... IWll
Schaal acnm tbe pWe..
lt wasn't atil tbe tint imillC.
however, tMt. Califania scared wbait
proved to be the wimiltc nm.
The Orioles tied it .ID the baMam
ol tbe lint ilming .... ia lhe thircl,
Baltimcr'e'a Daft llcNally (3-6) was
one out ...., from retirillC the side
to contiJme the tie. ..
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Ula .. a seconcls, cempetinc the
M4..7Jl.mile test ill -hour, 40 min-... •• .ec•.,., Bis average speed
was 1§.115 miles per hour ill sunny ........
"I mftl' though& I could win," be
.md Wlr. "I ran • tbe 1ime with a .. flld ...
fte ~ amcag 11 atart-
en.. GarDeJ lnte bis own 1964 lap
recanl Gil 1he 20tb Jap of the 8. 74-
m:ile dreuit, aveniging 148.519 m.p.h .•
and mot the ie.I from Stenlt m th•
mat lllp.
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<Jlris Amon ol New Zeala..t ws
lhird Sanday in a Fernarl. Austria' 1
.Jocbm Rindt fourth in bis Cooper Ma·
...ti. )lib Spence o( Britain filth in
a BR.II and .run <Sark of Scotland
mtb ia bis Lob Fonl.
Cl:a:rt led the first 12 laps bel'9ft •
brota aput plug and gearbox alow-
ed b:im.
Garney, worried about bis Eagle'•
fuel preuure, almost Mopped, but
bis pit crew w.aved him on.
''I 1boQght I was n.u:ming out ~
.:.-. " Cwney .aid. Bis crew kept fuel
ready' but did not need it. Gm-neYs victory raised bis total t4
Dine points aod moved him into fifth
pbce in the world cbampiODship
race. Denis Hulme o( New 7.ealand
baa 1', Amoa and Pedro Rodriquez of
lkxico ll each Mid CJart bas 10.
Tbe Ollly accident eccurred in the
first lap when Mike Parkleos ol Britain
suffered a broteo leg and wrist when
ht ran off the road Oii a cirve.
SC:s Reign
May Prove
Long One
PROVO, Utah (AP) -Southern Califonaa is collegiate tract and field
ting ooce more, and the reign may
be a Jong one.
'Jbat was obvious after the Trojans
made a joke of the team competition
in the 4&tb ammal NCAA track and
field meet at Brigham Young Uoi-
w:rsity Saturday nieJit. ~ 19,500 watched, Southern Call.
Ionia broke the world 440-yard re-
lay record witb three sophomores and
a junior, swept the top two }>laces io
the pole vault with two sophomores,
and rolled up 86 poillts with surpris-
ing ease.
Oregon was • distant second with
40 points and defending cbampioa
UCLA was third with 'II.
The Soutbem califomia r e l a y
younpters include Lennox Miller, who
finished second in both the 100 and 220
with times d 9.2 and 211.4: Fred Kul-
Jer. fourth in the 100; and junior Earl
McCulloocb. bigtt hurdle winner in
13.4 with Miller running the anchor
leg, the team Oew around the track
in 31.6. one full second under the list-
ed world record. This same buncll
bad been clocked in 39.0 only seven
days earlier.
AD four agreed that greater per-
fonnances are in the otr:ng .
"We can do one second better,"
Simpsoo said. "Our passes were bad.
I was running up on Lennox and
you·re not supposed to do thaL"
"I'll try ii one more time and see
what happens," Wilson said .
I lank Aaron. the last of 15 Braves
Wilson struck out, held other theories.
"He's the kind of guy that makes
me want to retire from the game."
said Ole hard-hitting Aaron. "T h i s
kid threw about as hard as anybody
we 've faced alJ year "
The <..'Onfleclion between lhr two
events came to light Sunday aflrr 05-
leen ~~the~ 12 hits and mnqutt·
ed Cinctnnati, 5--3. It wa~ h1~ ninth
victory, tying him for thr major
league lead.
Osteen i6 off to the best start m
hia career and is setting a pace that
should make this his first ~vict.ory
a.eason. Barring a sudden slump, be
should be among the N a t i o n a I
Leaguers who will face the Americans
in the All-star Game July 11 at Ana-
heim.
"I'm throwing better than I eve.-
have," said Osteen. And also hitting
better, be should have added.
Baseball Stnndings
Every pitch in the last inning was
a f a s t b a I I. and Astros' Manager
Crady Halton called the very last. "as
hard as any pitch he thrt>w lhP whole
ball game"
Pitch mg coach Gordon .Jonci; count·
t>d pitches. 75 of them 11trikrs. "He
only threw two off·spc<'d pitches all
day Ion~." .Jonc:c; said. "onr chanl?P '
and onr curveball. The rest wert> all
fastball~ and :c;lirlers llP had over-
powennl-{ stuff "
Wilson fat•(•d .'3() Atlanta batters in
aJJowing six balls oul of the infield.
walking thrre men and retiring the
first 14 bfforr Denis Menke'~ fifth·
inning walk i\aron walked In the
seventh and M r n k e a ~ain In the
eighth
"I didn't w.1n1 10 la(•r !\;iron. h 11 l
Mier I w:tlkf'd Mrnl<r in the r1ghth.
I knrw I'd havr In .. Wl l)n ~a1'1 "I
Wll" pt'I rifled '' '
The Dodgers, who have won four ol
DodfJf!r Slat~
June 1'-0cid~n vi.. Atl<lnla, t p m ~~I fMll.
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------lhe1r last five games. Ofl('n a {w;
gamt> series a~ainst Atlanta hrre to-
night. Oon Sulton f 3-81 1~ to pitch
against the Brav~' Krn .Johnson
(6--i).
'.'I learne<l one Uung 1n lapa_n,''
sn1d, Oste~n •. "and that ,, t11<1l you
C:\n t pitch high to anyone. nut 1•vcn to
the hitten; over there "
Ostet>n rlldn'l wrn a ~:imr on tht
.Japanese tour. and nevn 1,1\tf'd be-
yond the hfth inning It "''' an un·
nrrving ex pt>rience for a n1.1n whO
h:i<I won 17 game~ 1n lhr \aUoMl
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The Jook-alike for teievision's Gom·
er Pyk! hit two singles and drove in
two runs Sunday to help the Dodg·
ers win the third and deciding game o< their series against the injury-rid-
died Reds. The loss knocked Cincin-
n.atl out of ~ National League lead.
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SOiomon Sixth • Ill Golden West Mile Test
BJ GLENN WBlTE
PNt 8""' FAtter
SACRAllEN'ro -Nation-
al ~d holders aad at.ate
champions fell by the way-
side with abockihg ngulari-
ty 11 the nation'• top grad·
uattng blP acbool track· men put on Ille greatest atn-
gle exhlbltioa of excellence
In prep hlatory.
Tbe dlilled, wlnd-blown
throng of 3,500 wu treated
to the spectacle Saturday
night at Hughes Stadium,
here, in the eighth annual
Golden West Invitation.al
C&llfornl.a mile champion
Mike Solomon of Westmin-
ster wu amoo1 the victims,
placing sixth in the classy
el&bt-man field. He was
clocked ln 4:11.S -only a
tenth off Illa winnlng time
in the Golden St.ate'a cbam-
plonships two weeb ago.
Tbe0DAILY PILOT Starn·
ed exclusively that a b:-e-
mendou.s 8IM heave in t.be
abotput by giant Karl Salb
of Ar~ will not be con-
sidered as a national rec-
ord. Improper toe board di·
menslons will void the ef-
fort. Salb'• shot weighted 12
pounds, three ounces.
SMb will attend Kansas U.
in the fall.
Favorite Martin Liquori or
New Jersey woo the mile
In 4:03 fiat, holding off a de·
Lerm.1Ded challenge by Vir·
eiDia's Howell Michael (4:
08.2).
Cold bree1e1 and the late
hour hampered contestants.
Solomon ran bis usual race
with lap times of: "'· 2:07.S
and 3:11.
'He movea lnto thlrd pl~ce
in the mlddle. of the tblrd
lap tnea faded to aixth. He
had di!cloaed earlier In the
nening that bi.a goal waa to
b r e a k the Westminster
school record ol 4:08.5 a n d
admitted that after winning
the state title it was diffi·
cult to get back up for this
meet.
Ron Pharris ol Anaheim,
I Can't Talk--Davini
Ex-Colonist Paces ASU to Crown
OMAHA, Neb. -Former
Anaheim High School foot-
ball-baaeball star Ron Da-
vlnl WU dumbfounded Sun-
day to learn be bad been
named moat out&tandlng
player ol tbe 21st College
World Series.
DIWinl paced his Arizona
State teemmatet lo t b t
NCM ~ wttb
an u-a rictclr1 over Sous· ton.
"I can't talk, acept to
1 a 1 several other guya de-served it .nore," ttammer-
ed the 19-year-old sopho-
J1)0tt.
The nan! wu a tribute
to Davini'a .409 Series hit·
ting and superb fielding.
His uniform ls always the
first to get dirty. His team-
mates call him "pig pen."
He's so excitable, coach
Bobby Winkles had b l m
write "relax" in big letters
on the back ol bis catcher's
mitt.
Ht wu 10 worked up
about Che title pme he
didls't eat. He expJained, "I Jut forsot to eat aupper."
A second NCAA baseball
crown In ~ years, gained
with an 11-2 romp over
Houston, is a tribute to the
coaching and recruitiilg zeal
ol Winkles, a 37-~ar-old
former White Sox infielder
from Swifton, Ark.
Nine players from h i s
1966 club signed pro con·
tracts, including R e g g I e
Jackson, now with tile Kan-
sas City Athletics.
E)gbt members ol t h i s
team have been dnfted,
beaded by two All-America
cboicea, pMdler Gary Geo·
try IDd outflelde.r Scott
12. Hla 1985 NCAA mamp1.
led by Rick Monday, wen
SU.
Winkles doesn't object to
one of biJ boys signing, u
aloog as the player geta a
good bonus. A constant flow
of top prospects cornea to
ASU.
Fren~la Junket Down Drain
Buckpasser 'Loved' in Loss
Aaoclated Pre11
"We still Jove him."
That's what trainer Eddie
Neloy said after Buckpau-
er's 15-race winning streak
ended abruptly on Aque-
duct's grass surface Satur-
day. 1be upset loss caused
cancellatton of bis scheduled
trip owrseas for the Grand
Prix de st. Cloud at Paris
July 2.
The defeat of the mighty
4-ye.ar-old equine millionaire
by his st.able mate, Poker.
and Assagai in the $5.5,400
Bowling Green Handicap
still was the main topic of
conversation in racing cir-
cles today.
It overshadowed the sche-
duJed retvrn to competition
of Dr. Fager in the $100,IXX>
RACE ENTRIES
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Arlington Claaaic In' Chicago
this weekend u well u Furl
Sail's attempt to rweep the
New York triple crown f o r
fillies by t.akint the $100,000
Coaching Club American
Oaks at Aqueduct.
Buckpuser, lugging top
weight of 135 pounds and
wearing French • s t y 1 e
smooth 1boes, waa beaten
by two leoetbl in the first
race of bis career on a grass
course. Poker, ridden by
Bill Boland, led all the way
in tt:ie 1,_ miles under 112
pounda in 2:41 215.
Poter fiDllbed 1 '1; lengths
*ad ol Auagai, MJCOod
high weight at 127 pounds
with Buctpuser third, half
a length back of the runner·
up.
"'lbe trip la off, the wrong
borae won," said Buckpass.-
er's owner, Ogden Phipps,
afterwarda. "Buckpasser
couldn't handle the crass."
Jockey Braulio Baeza and
Neloy coafirmed tbl.a. "He
was slipping all over t b e
place,'' Baem aakt. ''I lmf!W
be wun't goin& the way M
lbouJd," Neloy declared.
.. Re was ru.nniDc wttb b l '
bead Ddewaya. He wasn't
himself but we atill love
him."
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Orange County'• Ollb' oCJllr
delegate to the meet. Wiii
third ln tbe 220. dockiDC
21.3.
1t was a night never to be
forgotten.
Pontiac, Micbigan'a •u.b~
ly bulll Bill TJpton na a
giant among titau, wbmtng
the two hurdle races la U.S.
record time of 13.4 and 11.3.
The former mart will oot
count, however, t>ecauae be
was aided by a T.t mph
wind.
But breezes faded to S. 75
mph for the 180 low bart1erl
on the turn and TlptoD'• eJ-
fort there will couat u an
American besl
Former record holder
Jerry Proctor of Muir High.
Pasadena, was a dist.ant
third in the lows in UU. Re
bad run 18. 7 in win.nine tb•
CalU. sl4te meet.
Tipton also ran a leg oo
a makeshift national 890 r~
lay team which zipped 14 a
1 :25.4 -lying the all-time
prep best. He'll en.roll al.
Eastern Michjgan in t b •
fall.
Proctor had his moment
in U1e long jump, leaping
26-5:+, -t h e longest leap
ever by a high 6Cbool lad.
However. an lLS mph
HE'S NUMBER ONE -Australian Ken Rooewall
was ranked numbef' one today in the Pacific Coast
Internatiooal Tennis Tournament which geta under
way Wednesday at the Newport Beach TMll.is Club.
ROSEW AL L NU MBER I
(From Pagr 1%)
All ol the seeded perfor ·
en drew first round b~s.
witb four key matches on
tap for Wednesday night's
opening ses&ioo.
G«>rge Woodford of the
1poo90ring Newport Nation·
al Bank and Ray Watson of
the Irvine Company select-
ed the C(IOtestants out of a
b.at over the weekend a n d
eame up with the following
p.irings:
Pancbo Segur a of Ecua ·
d.or vs. Earl Buchholz of the
United Sta tea.
Mal Anderson of Austral-
ia VI. Alex Olmedo o( Peru.
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Balboa Semi-Pre Baseball
Defeats Connell Blanks
Newport SA Ange"ls, 3-0
Newport Hosl8
July 15 Event
Don Munsdl and Dennis
Jona. ace pitcben for Coa-
nell Cbevro:et's semi-pro
b a a e ball team, combined
for a two-bit. 3-0 victory
ft'llts tbe Sant.a Am Angela
Sunday alten9ola •t Te-
Wil*le Paft la c.t.a Mesa. n. tw es-GGMm West
c.ollege ..._.. nn aever
ill traable aad botJa figure to
tee datJ nest SundaJ after-
noon at TeWintJe when t b e
Connells play the Oru,ee
County Exporta'a. Jt• S a 1
Tb a Baa. Oulriatt
Clllb. •efna m,, a place
Jll .. ffaal race lo aame
rictGry' did jut that s.tur-
., and oot.scored the New·
pert Outrigger Club, »-7.1,
ill the first outrigger regz.t-
ta '11 the year Saturday ia tbe Newpcrt Back Bay. p.m. game.
1be Balboa team ent.ered ,
Connell'• first run came
io the third. It proved to be
~gb. A w a 1 k, sacrifice
and a Jouble by Jack BTo-
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15 when Newport will be the
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day'a event.. '
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rina del Rey will host a re-
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M~'a Tigen used
three bard-throwing relief
pitcben Sunday afternoon
lo choke oft three aeparat£
Costa Mes.a Comet rallies
as the Comets came out on
the abort end ol a 6-.s icon
at Mootel>ello Qty Part in
semi-pro Souther1l Calilor·
Dia Baleball Aslociat i 0 II
.ctioa.
Coach Job.a Saint'' Costa
M.eum fdl behind quic:kl;f
in the first inning a It e r
t JI r e e .MoatebeDo biUen
walked ud were plaCed by
.a grand slam homer by
Tom Roberta..
backstop, Bill Hathaway,
was signed by the St. Louis
Cardinal organiz.ation lasl
week.
Next outing f o r the Me-
u.ns is a 1:30 p.m. Sunday
date llt Santa Monica City
College againlt that town's
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111terlude planned the night bef~ the floall. · ·
Fourteen top playen in the world. who will be
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chairmen during the dinner dance Satwd8y, June 24,
in the Newport Beach Tennia Club.
Tournament play will begin, next Wedneactay on
the club courts, and the five-day charity event will bene-
fit the new Orange County sport, group, Jul\,ior Tennil
of <?range County with John Wayne serving u bonorvy ~an,
Serving as ball hosts .aJld hostesses will be com-
mittee heads -Peter' Arettdrup, tournament cheinnan
and Mrs. Arend.mp; Wendell Morrissett, fin«ncei Bob
Penyman, publicity; Al Rabalais, police and parking;
Bill Carr, ticket salea; Lee Slack, liaison; Bill Whyte,
construction; Dick Randall, legal; Leo Freese, transport·
ation; Les McCrimmon, tourney referee; Mr. and Mrs.
Graydon Young, hospitality; Mrs. Ted Peterson, assis·
tant finance chainnan, and Mrs. Douglas Harris, ushers.
When the young tennis professionals arrive in the
Harbor Area they will enjoy beach hospitality, tor Ten·
nis Club members are adopting a European tradition of
opening their homes u dormitJones for the players.
Rod Laver, touring prof ess.Jonal of the club, will
enjoy a "like home" visit as he and his wife entertain
Australian Mti Anderson and Freel Stolle in their East-
btuff home. Stolle is Laver's doubles partner during the
tournament and both played ~ether in Australia prior to their entrance to tennis big time.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ralaton of Bakersfield will
be guest. of the Dick Raulstons in their Balboa Island
home, while American aces, Earl Buchholtz and Barry
MacKay will be staYtnc with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ro-
dolphe who live in the Bluffl -just a short walking
dilfllnce to the tenn1I courts.
To lttmul1te fnt.elt in Junior Tennil, I pro clinlc
will be ~ucted by Laver and other top players to-
morrow from 2 to 5 p.m. for Orange County's young
ten.nil l>laye~ 90 t.bey may learn the fine point.I of the
fame. Free tickets have been distributed.
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HOSPI TALITY STARS -Arranging accommodations for compet-
ing tennis players in the first Pacific Coast lnternatioml Cup
Tournament at the Newport Beach Tennis Club are Oeft to right)
Mrs. Graydon Young, hospitality chairman and Mrs. William
Weaver. Tennis club members will open their homes to the players.
Summer Splash
Pi Phis Take Plunge
Into Another Season
South Coast Pi Beta Phi Alumnae are ready for the 11th year lo
take the plunge into a new season.
Tabling fund-raising and emphasizing fun·raising, the group will
gather at the bayroot home of Mrs. Earl Corkett, Balboa for the first event
of the new year, the annual Summer Splash next Thursday.
Special guests will be Pi Phi actives who are home from their col-
leges and universities fOr the summer holidays.
With past and present board members serving as hostesses, the
day's festivities will include a buffet luncheon served outdoors, followed
by an afternoon of visiting, bridge, swimming and a harbor cruise aboard
the Cortetts' Sa.lacia, a Cal-48.
Members will be reminded of the traditional fund-raising project of
the alumnae, which sponsor a series of book reviews, and Mrs. Frank Tyler,
ways and means chairman· will be on hand to sell season tickets to those
who wish to purchase early.
Proceeds support the sorority's national philanthropy, the Settlement
School in GaUinburg, Tenn. and the local philanthropy, Orange County
Services f Of' the Blind.
:.· On display, arranged by Mrs. Hart Hickman, Settlement School
chairman, will be many handicraft items made in the Arrowcraft Shop at
the school.
IN THE SWIM -Pi Phi actives awaiting the fun·
filled day planned by South Coast Alumnae are (left
to right) the Misses ~lie Newquist who i3 home
from the University of Southern California; Nancy
Allison, Oklahoma State University; Margo McCord,
San Diego State College, and Nanette Pa~ Uni·
versity of Ar~.
Mrs. Roger Liljestrom is chairman of the social. assisted by the
Mmes. Corkett. R. E. Jenness, Howard A. Means, Richard S. Jonas, Jack
L. Alford, Stanley Van Dyke, Roy E. June, Richard Elliott, Howard Batt,
Bickman. Frank Tyler and Howard N. Rogers.
All Orange County Pi Phis are welcome, and reservations may be
made by calling Mrs. Liljestrom at 494-2215 or Mrs. Van Dyke, 536-3583.
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: Here is a
belated thank you. Three years ago
my wife sent for your booklet on al·
coholJsm. She was no drinker but 1
was. That booklet lay on the dresser
for three months and finally one night
I decided to read it even though I was
not ready to admit 1 had a drinking
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Reading your booklet was the first
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Hen! are a few things I don't have
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(2) Excuses for being away from
work .
(3) Excuses for being too "sick"
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(4\, What to say to blU ~Uectors
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when they come to the house and I
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thought J had heard everything. but r
ran across a news item In the paper
today that is more fantastic than any·
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Here in Santa Barbara a new place
d business has opened. It k called
TM Psychodelic.. Shop. They sell ac-
cessories for smoking marijuana, pot
pipes, "roach'' (cigarette papen) and
toys to amuse people while on LSD
bips. 'l1ley also offer paintings, jewel-
ry and drawings by young artists and
far-out phallic sculpture.
The police chief Insists be cannot
close the shop because there is no law
against it. He also said, ''We can't
abut down a place of business just be·
cause some people don't like it.··
As a courageous crusader who has
always upheld high moral standards,
will you please say something about
authorities who hide behind the law
to permit such an establishment to
operate? -SANTA BARBARA CIT·
.;.EN
DEAR SANTAa I can't see ~·1at
anybecl1 la ltlding behind anything.
Tiiie s*Jee chld stated tlaat be is un-
able to make an arrest because no
bw lla1 been broken. If the shop sold
marljana or LSD the c.bld could and
woUI padJoek lt at once. but selling
aceeuorlet ii not afalnst the law.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: In a recent
column you told a wife whose hus·
band was interested in wife swapping
-"sure, people get curious and some·
times it doesn't take them 20 years.
but curiosity is no excuse for behav-
ing like animals.•·
On behalf of such animals as lions.
Canadian geese, otters. cardinals and
almost any type except c<>wbirds, I
object. They wouldn't dream of such
behavi11
I was sure you knew better. -TOR-
ONTO EDITOR
DEAR EDJTOR: My apologJes to ,
the Hons, Canadian geese, otien, car-
dlJJals and all others whom I offend·
ed by lumplng them with humans.
You are rtiht. I should have tnowo
better.
Is alcoholism a disease? How can
lhc alcoholic be treated? Is there a
cure? Read the booklet "Alcoholism-
Ho~ and Help." by Ann Landers. En·
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DAJlY 'ILOT M~, June 19, 1967
·raveling Trio Ready for _Takeoff
ettlal NldJ far • qakt trip to SIB frand.lco, I
W> of cm~._.., ol lb~.
elta Tbeta Tiii iia AhnnDM.,.. a nlic of eulJ days
r trnel at llcmelancl of tbe Air llUlelllll. PlannJD&
. attend ttie atumnae'• San Francllco aatberiog next
ieirloom Bracelet Worn
month are (left=) lln. Carol Walllll', -
..... Tice • 111'1. no,d Id, -= den1, and Mn. llcCwa, ........ jnlli
Other ~w offtcen are the .._, CUt \'inir, Ar·
dwr Jobmon, Wllliam Wrigtlt and James L ...._
Harrington-Ford Names Linked
Luncheon
Is Booked
In keeptnc witb family
idition, Saturday b r l de
ubara Jean Ferd wore an
:lrloom gold bracelet of
:r maternal srancSmotba''•
at bu been worn ~ ram·
• bridet the past 50 years.
A r~ident ol Balboa M>d
acher at Cbrcna del Mar's
a r b o r View Elemen·
ry School, she became 1be
ide ol Robert Allen Har·
igton during evening rites
Lecturer and ... rntew-
er Mn. Edna Stearm o.;,.
ton of Los A.llseie:I will be
the lueA "' --• -u a.m. l!IN"beoe Wet rhJ,
June 21, givea by a.i
Omega Alumnae ol die i..
guna runs area.
Other guests will be [.a.
guna Hills PanheDteic of.
ficera, the Mmes. Barry
MacFadden, G. B. Natsc:b-
ke, L. C. Nordeell ad
Stephen Crosby.
Mrs. Dayton will review
a book followinc tbe ..a.
eon. She is a gred' t ol
Stanford Univenity ... a
member of Chi Olalec1.
Chi Omegas -. !rid f9
attending may cmtaet llt.
host.eases, Mn. D. H. PllM.
Mrs. Harold Besy 01 Mn.
Genevieve Mclilmbcm.
.,..•..-er•
smslln!..i,
t ••••••••• ·~
JIAN SIMMONS
LOOK TO THE LIDO f« a
double-duty laugh program
CODliating ol How To Succeed
la BnfDffa Without Really Tr1btc plUI YOl're A Bit Boy N"'.
A tremendous Broadway
stage success and 1962 Pulit·
zer Priz.ewinner has become
a tcreen romp, shooting sa·
tire at Big Business. Robert Morse~ Rudy Vallee and Mi·
chele Lee bring their original
pct portrayals from the mu·
llical comedy to the motion
"\\ picture. other top liners in
'-the huge cast incl~ MMzr.
een Arthur and Murray Math· e.on.
There is tnuch·to-do in this
wacky comedy about a win· dow, washer wbo enters the
bu.sines. world and ascends
to a lofty tpOt within the por·
tall al I big ·company. See
fot 1oune1t U be really does
IUCCeed in big business with· oac raJJ1 trying!
Al tbe •Ying goes, "a SOUTH COAST PLAZA comedy of t b e
Wylie Chapel, Hollywood
·psbyterian CJntttb.
Parents of the couple are
r. and Mrs. Donald H.
'rd oC Los Angeles and
r. and Mrs. James Har·
igton of Culver City.
!i'lowers decked the durch
lies and altar where the
!V. William Loper ol San
an capistrano .Presbyter·
1 Church read the vows.
e bride was given in
trriage by her rather.
ier bouffant-gown of or·
nza was appliqued with
antilly lace and seed
ar~. with the lace re-
ated on the wattuu train
rder. Three tiers of veil-
~ were futened to a
address of peau de soie.
:e and seed pearlJ, and
e carried an arrangement
New Leaders
Take Office
o,-·w.... .... '"-...,... • t iH ....... s.t. t116:te ...... mod cenentJon", is hig'hly
J====:c================llDPUCllble t.o the movie 'ftiii6•n A Big Boy Now. Rip
Ton, GerUline Page, Mi·
dlMI Dunn. Elizabeth Hart.
phalaenopsis, stephan~
1 and lilies of the valley.
Miss Sharon Bernardy
>re a full leogtb aqua
1iffon gown and carried
bite daisies, prdeniM and
tby breath for her duties
: maid of booor.
MRS. ltOBERT HARRINGTON
Htrbor ArN Te.cher Weds
'"'"'" -
State Uruversity where she
affiliated with Kappa Delta
sorority. Her husband serv·
ed in the Air Force and
is now attending Santa Mon·
ica City College.
Let's Talk
Girl Talk
Junior troops Dud lGll
and Cadette troop 11Z ol
Santiago Girl Scout Council
are camping aut at Fire-
stone Scout Reservati-,
Brea. through am P'riday.
Some ol the activities tbe
girls will be eejoyi11g are
swimming, archery. burro
rides. star study, compau
and map rudini.
omc.. ti e.t.ar-a..
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llllllilll la ea-m'n be-
..... .a U:• a.a. a. .... ,,.... lln . .,., ___
bllle .. .. 1 s , .. pwl.
Bir d ... ..._.me a...._ 1-llr•••r,
Xmrt • z' w. le •
........... " 'e;Nate Olllm. llmrt ....... Law·
raee W8dller, W:llPales,
_. S,aee Wener, trw-... Dressed identicaHy, but
1rrying bouquets of dais·
s only, were the bride&·
aids, Mrs. William Picard
Coqume. Ore. and the
.isses Marilyn Conrath of
oungstown, Ohio ; Jo Bye
unclea, Mr. and Mrs. G. H.
O'Connor of Coos Bay, Ore ..
and Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Kearns of Erie, Pa. Miss
Jan Jepbcott of South Pasa-
dena registered 250 guests
at a reception given in the
home of tt>e bride's pareru.
The new Mrs. Harrington
is a graduate of Oregon
Aft.er a honeymoon tripi--------------------1
to Hawaii, the newlyweds
Pendleton, Ore., and
1erry Anderson of New·
will establish their home in
Costa Mesa.
>rt Beach, and the nower
rl, Barbara Cooper.
Fred Rapp Jr. of Chicago
!rved as best man and
illy Cooper u ring bear·
·. Ushers were ruchard
ord, brother of the bride;
ee S a m p s o n, Edward
UJch, and Gilbert Brandt.
Attending the wedding
ere the bride'• aanta ad
Sorority Plans Social Meeting
Gathering tomon"OW tor a
llhort business meeting and
batr of bridge are mem·
bers and guests of Mu Eta
~of the Delta Theta
Tau sorority.
The Huntington B e a c h
borne of Mn. J ..... ea L. El·
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in New York.
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moct ver1at1Je of ttle new
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would like to enjoy a good
motton picture program in the
afternoon, during the mid·
week break, try on a Mesa
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that starts promptly at on• o'clock.
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or the Mesa theatre~ will be
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future. so that you may en·
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Taylo
In Le
St. Robe
Churdl, Bu
setting for
ceremony l
mer Mary 1
ard D. 1'a!
Paul F. SE
the late n\c
fore 250 fri
lives.
The new
the daughlf
Mrs. F. G.
bank and r
and her bus
of Mr. and :
tor of Burb1
The bride
line orgaru
chanWly la1
bodice, alee
train. Her ·
mantilla fell
the train a
white cam .
orchid centE
Miss Kat
of Burbank,
wore a err
deep blue '
length train
nations forrr
Brifumai•
Wedding Bells Rin .ging for
MRS. STEPHEN ALAN HAIMAN
Northern C11iforni• Honeymoon
MJtS. RICHARD TAYLOR
. Burbank Ceremony
·aylor~Mo.ss Vows Said
In Late Morning ·Rites
tically, were Miu Patti Mc-
Coy of Burbank, Mn. Ger·
ald Taylor of Dana Point
and Mrs . Rick Clarke of
Cor.ta Mesa.
Son Diego Home
Vows Exchanged
In NB Ceremony
Altar bouquda and ped-
estal unngemmb of wllile
JtadioU. ........... dlr)-
tbemums and stoc:t ..-.
ed Our Lady Queett of ,...
gels <lturcb, Newport Buda
when Sba9 Eileea ...,,..
dorf -Skphee ~ Jlai.
mall esdwqed WW aDd
rinp.
Pedarmillc tbe riles ...
celebntiltC • -.ptial ....
WU tbe ftn. William Jlar·
vr,. Pareala of tile bride
.. Dr. and *· William 8. l.anptorf of CameQ
Shores, and the ~
groom's pmaa se llr ....
Mn. Richud Hahn.a el
Sa I>iegD. Dr. I~ is
the presidmt of Calitania
State Olllege at Fallert9.
Esccated ... the aiale.
trimmed witb bon .... • ......., to tile .. ., ... ,.... ......... .............. ._. ..........
i.. ......_ A *'r:t "r i.c ......... ,,_till
... ldrn .tlowillc .. atlt-
edral --pMt .. bell U:irt.
Ber elbow 1ellCtlt wi1 el
iOaioD ... lleld bJ ~ ....
ty Cr'OWll of .... ..
1eava f•'+P-11 of lilt ...
pm .... lace. pt.at -~ ..................... ---... Empire ............ styled
witll A-line atirts a.l bbo-
ki type aleefts. of laft tur·
qooise. pidare bats trim-
med witll Giliifs ... bu-
kets of chrysanthemum dai·
siea were 1elected for her
entourage.
MUs Jeanne Carn serv-
ed as maid of honor, and
bridesmaids w e re Linda
Johnson, the bride's cou.sia,
Jan Tilda and Elizabeth
Marston.
Richard Haiman was bis
...other's best mu, and ush-
ering the 400 guests to their
seats were Cloys Frandel,
the bridegroom's cotain,
Perry Durning, Leonard
Fisher and Joe Abdelnour.
Mrs. E. P. Wells was the
organisl
Circulating the guest book
during the reception in the
Newporter Inn were Mrs.
Susan Smith and Mils EU.
nor Schmidt. Special guests
were Mrs. Isadore Hai.man
and Mrs. Katherine Marlin
of San Diego, the bride
Jl'GOm'I grandmother~, and
the bride's relatives from
.Idaho.
Following a honeymoon
in Palm Springs and north·
em California, the newly-
weds will reside in San Di·
ego.
The bride is a graduate
of Newport Harbor High
School, Orange Coast Col-
lege and received her sec-
ondary teaching credential
from San Diego State Col-
lege. Her husband, also a
graduate of SDSC, is a
member of Sigma Chi a n d
teadles at a San Diego high
school
Newlywed J. M. Gentrys
Honeymoon in Monterey ~
Honeymooning ia wlbtnt
Callfomia and tbe llallt6ey
area ~ Mr ... and Mrs. Jay Ma6ea Gaary ..... ....
their \tQWS SmdlJ after·
noon in the~ ~·tioeal <Jwrda. ....
guna Beach.
Peicle$tals al delphinimn
and mixed wbUe. flowers
decorated the al"-flubd
by caodelatra wbere t II e
couple stood befa'e tile
Rev. Donn Moomaw ol B&
Air PttSbyteriaa Cbardl
and 1be Rev. Elllwcdl
ruchardloa ol. the Lagma
cburdL
The bride ii the former
Carolyn M arc 1 a Ktt:ler,
daughter of. Mr. and Mn.
John Terbuae K.eeler of Co-
rona de1 Mar, and tbe ~
groom is the IOD of Mn.
John Christy Gentry Sr. of
Lancaster and tbe latie llr.
J. c. Gentry.
White ribbons decked tlae
pews on the aisle wbere t1ae
bride walked with lier,.._
er to the altar. Fer lier
wedding ct., Ille dlole a
floor length. empire "1le
gown of. peau de U.. falb.
iooed with laq tapered •
•leeves and pad traill al
imported dlaati11J lace.
CARRIES N08BGA Y
lier ilUlioa veil wu hek. ·
in place by a aip ti ~
tilly lace emllnlldeted witll
pearls and ..... Ber
bridal bouquet WU • DOl&-
gay of. roees. gardenias and
stepbanotis tied with pibki
streamers.
MRS. JAY M. GENTRY
Merried in Ueun-
........ , .....
Mond11, June }q, 1%7 DAILY PILOT J 7
June Nuptials
MRS. ROBERT DAVIES REED
Wed In Newport B.Nctt
Rings, Vows Exchanged
Nancy Ann Kl)owles Marries
Exquisite Swiss cotton lace acd daisies adorned the wedding g<>wn
worn by Nancy Ann Knowles for her marriage Saturday to Robert Davies
R~ed in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Newport Beach.
The trim was repeated on the scooped neckline and but!erfly sleeves,
and her A-line skirt was enhanced by a detachable ~apel tram ~ o~ga~za.
An open camerot headpiece Olf daisies. held three tiers of English il~us1on
veiling. Her bouquet was formed <Jf daisy chrysanthemums, stephanotis and
baby breath. ·
Approximately 250 guests wiitnessed as the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Gordon Knowles of Emerald Bay and the soo of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Pond Reed of Los Angeles exchanged rings and vows before the Rev. Dr.
Charles Dierenfield.
Preceding the bride and her father dow~ the aisle w.ere tht: maid .of
honor, Miss Joanne Knowfes, sister of the bnd*:, and ~ndesma11ds, . Miss
Janet Knowles aoother sister; Miss Kathy Reed, the bruiegroom s sister;
artd the Mmes: Charles T. Hinkle of Placentia, Donald Oarr of Inglewood
and Thomas Tracy <Jf La Habra.
Their ensembles consisted of yellow dresses fashioned with empire
waistlines, A-skirts and trains topped with a brow.; headdres~ of tiered
yellow veiling and bouquets of yellow and white daisy chrysanthemums, ac-
cented with fem and l1lOS.5 green ribbon.
Robert Weiss of All"tadia was asked to serve as best man, and usher-
ing duties were undertaken by Chris Davis, the bridegroom"s cousin from
Santa Monica; Cart Kludjian '()If Los Angeles. John Healy of Glendora, Dr.
Ned Nomary of Manhattan Beach and Fred McDonald of Tempe, Ariz.
Attending the ceremonies were Mrs. Roy Wallace of Long Beach,
great.aunt of the bride, and Mrs. John R. Davies of Loo Angeles, grand·
mother Qf the bridegroom.
Irvine Coast Country Club was decked with baskets of gladioli, ma·
jestic daisies stock and chrysanth·zmums for the reception festivities. The
wedding cake was centered amongst white pompons, fern and golden wave
roses.
Aft.er a honeymoon trip to the Hawaiian Islarids, the couple will make
their home in Newport Beach.
The new Mrs. Reed studied at Cabtomia State College at Long Beach
for three years and received her bachelors degree in dental hygiene from
the University of Southern California.
She affiliated with Delta Delta Delta sorority and served in the
Trojan League's Juni'or Auxiliary. She also is a member of Alpha Kappa
Gamma prof essioaal dental society and was first vice president of the
Orange County Dental Hygienists Society.
Her husband studied business management at Arizona State Uni·
versity aod affiliated with Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
St. Robert Bellarmine
~hurdl, Burbank was the
:etting for the double ring
:eremony linking the for·
ner Mary Moss and Rich·
trd D. Taylor. The Rev.
>aul F. Seday performed
he late morning rites be·
ore 250 friends and rela·
iv es.
Jack Lee Fitzpatrick of
Laguna Beach was best
man and assuming usher
duties were Joe Mou, the
bride's brother, Cb a r 1 es
Waite and Richard Hodg-
kimon ol Alameda.
Pale blue floor lmgth
gOllml of. clotted Swiss with
ruffled neck and hemlines
were donned by all tbe at·
tendanta. Their veik wen
of blue illusion caught to
clrcleta of dailies, and their nosec•Y• were made up of
blue deJpbiDium, white .....
sies Md babf bnatlL
try Jr. of l..anc.Mt«. to
stud as belt man. Usher·
i.ng guests were the bride· s
brother, J. Wylie Keeler.
James EYDI, Michael )fc·
Auliffe, Terry Steyer. Rab-
at Tba1S .-LllTy Wiese.
Tbe lliaa ~ Barnett
aml aaft Carbon, ~OT·
tty listen of tbe bride. sang
a duel
four-tiered wedding cake
1NI bJpped with satin bells
aDd decorated at the base
wltb fem, yellow and white Oowera. ~
1'he new Mrs. Taylor is
he daughter of Mr. and
~s. F. G. Moss of Bur·
>ank and Newport Beach,
md her husband is the r.on
1f Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Tay-
or of Burbank.
The bride selected an A-
ine organza gown with
~hanWly lace adorning the
><><lice, sleeves and chapel
rain. Her full length lace
nantilla fell to the edge of
he train and she carried
Nhlte carnations with an
1rchid center.
Miss Kathleen \ McAdam
>f Burbank, maid of honor,
,..ore a crepe gown with
leep blue bodice and full
length train. and white car·
tations formed her bouquet.
Bricf.tsmaids, dressed ideo·
· Pickwick'• Gold R o o m,
Burbank, was , the setting
for the reception and Miss
Theresa Moss circulated the
gu8't book.
The bride was graduated
from Bellarrnine • Jeffer· son High School and attend·
ed Valley City College, Van
Nuys. Her bu.sband Is an
alumnus of Burbank High
School and was a student
at Cal Poly, Pomona; UCLA
and Chabo't, Hayward. Now
11e Is serving with the U.S.
Navy.
The couple are honey-
mooning in San Francisco
&{ld will make thelr home
i~ Alameda.
Mia Carol Wlidas' of s..
ta Ana was the maid ol
honor, and the bddelmalda
were the Miues ....-u.a
Hazlett, the bride's caasiD
from Costa Meia; Solan
Bt'DSOll of Ba8Joa blud,
J a.ne Moomaw Of Santa
Ana, Marsha McGaugb al ruV«IJde. Sandra Otto a1
Loa Angele., and Boaaie
Pertim of Lafayette.
The bride's nlecel, Ana
and Julie Keeler, wen flow.
er girls in floor leftgtt pint
frocks of dotted Swiss tied
with velvet sashes. Each
carried pastel flowers in a
nosegay.
The brtdegrooqi chole his
brother, Johll Ckisty Gen·
SPECIAL· GUFSrS
Apsnxim•telJ 300 guests
gatbend ID tbe Laguna Ho-
t.el to fete tbe newlyweds
at a reception.. Among spe·
ciaJ pests at the rites and
fatirities were the bride·
groom's grandmothe.T. Mrs.
Mary Ge:atry and his great·
aunt. Mn. Robert Lewi~ or
Hesperia. and tbt bride's
grandplrents, Mr. and Mrs.
MarlhaD Keeler of Corona
del Mar.
Blue and white flowrrs
carried out the wedding col·
on at the 'reception. The
Auiatiog at the reception
were Mrs. J . Wylie Keeler
and Mn. Ronald A. Keeler.
shitn-in·law of the bride.
Piano music was provided
by Mill Betty Foreman ot
San Marino.
When the couple return Crom their wedding trip,
they will make their home
in We.twOod and continue
their studies at UCLA. The
new Mrs. Gentry. a gredu·
ate ol Corona del Mar High
School, la affiliated w;th
Delta Delta Delta sorority
and M.. completed th ree
years of college work.
Her hutband will be grad-
uated from UCLA in Au·
gust He is a graduate of
Antelope Valley High School
~1 a member or Sigma
C!'f fraternity.
Reception Honor~ Newlywed Hendersons
Making their .home in Newport Beach are newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hen·
derson, who were married on the Reuben E. Lee, where the bridegroom is an
ente-rtainer. The former Mrs. Katharine Jackson Stowell was given in marriage
by her brother. WiOiam Jacksoo of Carmel. Honor attendants were Mrs. Ken-
neth <ft"iffithe ot Huntington Beach and Bill Skiles of Dana Point. A reception
for 70 guests t~ place on the show boat restaurAnt.
I DAILY PILOT .....,, -19, 1961
At the Heocl ol the Hat Parade
Chapeaux bloaomed in the Hata in Bloom parade,
part of the officer installaUon program ol the Lido
Isle Women's Club conducted in the cluliioue.
!Bonnets had to be fashioned m fresh Udo foliage,
and winning entries were (left to right) IDOlt humor-
ous -the fresh seaweed creation « 111'1. llillie
What's Doing
MARY DAY, 642-4321
TOOAY
TOf'S ..... ~-IM,_ .c:ho04. GS E. 111" St~ Caste Meu. :39 lt.11'1. ~ ....... Lafr UilMn -:11e11 c~. H-1 a..a.. 1:• •.m. ....,.,..~.s-Mllt ... -COlllOc Park Sdlool. zm Notr->eme ltCIN, Cost• Mese, I p.m.
OWrNtln .._.,_ -khodf •U· lllOf'lum on MaQnoOe end Hewitt tr•ts. Westmln1ter, I p.m.
'"'"'-' CIW af H ......... •HCll -Ehu LCM19e, I p.m.
... •SltmaPlll,0_,,..A .. IN ;.....,. ef H .. fl ...... 11..o -Loe.I· Jan 11 avelleOle ll'f calllno Mra. Elton tvor•k. .,,..._ I p.m.
TOHDAY c..•Meee.._ ...... _
r:a .,_ -Ora1111 Hen. 2144 Tllur•n •VC., 10 -.m. ...... ...., ta •wnc111 1M V--
f WwW War I -Amulun t..glon
l.tlf, ' p.m. H ........ hllcll TOPS ,.... .....
-.. -~ llffdl IJ. nry, 7 p.m.
0.... 'II Gartin .......... s.en >-Clm& -lteueet'°'1 Center, iuntlnglon IAKll. 7::111 p.m.
L'dMl'llll C..,._ af •'Ml ••rtt11 ·emp1e Sheron. C.• Mne, 7::IO p.m.
Tw.tletll C_., Clft flf HIMll,_.
• IMdl -lAb P1rtt Clu4111ouw,
'::IO P.m.
Jlldl ... JMI D-Clllll -Ebell :1u~... Newport Beed\ I p.m.
Mee It-... ~ -Odd Ftl-lowl Hell, C091a Mne, I p.m.
SI'"" SHih JM, Nstlft .,...._,..
.. .. ~ •• , -loullon Is
1 ... 11.tble by calllnt Mn. Jlldl wu-. s.tm, a 11.m.
-~ ....... ._.. ..
........ -lAmlle!I .......... -Cllllne #n. ,.,... e..rtll\. .,,.,,..,
' p.m.
TOPS SM ~ -IC111Ytnab
Sdlool. Coif• MAM. 7 ,..m. TCWS IMdl ...,._._,...
c.nm. Hllftllnllton eHdl. 7 p.Jft. ...... ....... s.-r.. 0-a.
-F Im Mftllodlat Cl\urd\, Coan
/Nsl, • p.m.
LNlts Alllla..y ef ....... 8eKfl ,..,.. .,.,.,.,. .... -L«.etloll .. ........ able by talllnl Mra. Ted Mc:Mnlln.. l'!t.,AIL'"" '*'3179, • p.m.
TMUltSDAY
c.t• ............... ·~ w--. CM -LacMloft la ev1llMlll
by calllne Mra. s.nwr Cor*IA.
.s.MllJ, ft a..m. c.ta ..... LIWwy Miry .._ -'c;;;..": ~~,.,~· .f~..-. MARGORIE BULLARD
r1er -Flnlty Sclloor• mu1t~-To Many
pou ~. 4:ll """· ----------TO" Mlrtlel .,........_ W...
lend Sdlool, ms Tustin Ave., cona
...... 7 llJI\.
TOl'S ""'1tTY --.n -erst 111-SdlOOI, Hum\llliaft IMeell, 7 p.m. A-1cM LAI* Alllllery lfll ..... ,...,.. IMdl -Amtl'1ceft Lag!oft
Hell. I p.m.
( ... MIM Mllr w.....-. C• -ClubtlouM, I p.M.
PltlDAY
..... '9 ........ TOl'S a.II -Ht.i.
tlng1on BMCll lteueet!Gft Clftler, II a.m. A...-n' ~ .._... C•
-720 W. B.., Ava~ .. -. -· o.-~s ..... .__,.._
-$dlool, C.la ..... • ......
Betrothal
Disclosed
In Mesa
The DAILY PILOT
Coven Bo.ti119
lest in West H..-a.,fw ef .i.....--Lo-:ellon II avalletllt by calllno Mn.1-------------------------------•
lack ~ 5#-1219. I 11.m. w-. AnlMarY ......... , .....
,........,,.... .. llKtrket ........
...cal u11• 441 -Union Hell, lZ22 Ii. Boll• Aw .. ~nta Ana, I p.m.
WIONISDAY
w-w• °'" c11111 • "•"''.,.... JHca -Huntlnoron Bekll Countrv
:1ub, t a.m. Mlrl•t TOPS CIW -Ebb Tld9 'l'IOIHle home part, 1560 Ple~ll• Ave .. 4ewport Be.a.. 10 a.m.
XI o.tla NI C ... plw flf DllpN-\o\llrlnera Llbr1rv, Newport Beldl, 10 •.m.
s.r..llmlai a.. .. """"""' --... -C*Sl>l•n ltnteurent, Coste
"' ... ·-· S...Willlt CIW, M-Sier -""'IOl!lc Ttme*, Newport BMdl,
Glamour Wrap
Knit a glamorous jacket to wear on your Summer
vacation, to enjoy in Fall
days.
Knit jacket from the neck
down wlth satin binding,
Embroider l'06ff in red, pink
or gold. Transfer in actual
size. Pattern 7430: sizes 32-
46 incl.
FIFTY CENTS (coins) for
each pattern -add 15 cents
for each pattern for first-
class mailing and special
hand.ling. Send to A I i c e
Brooks, the DAlLY PILOT,
100 Needl~raft Dept., Box
163, Old Chelsea Station. L-/ht ... 1a1a.1H1
New York N Y 10011 Print . 204 M111ne Ave /673·3'JOO
Ne me, Addreu. Zlp. Pat. ~on thtu Sat 10:00 A. M 10 600 P.M
tern Number. I Suno1y 10.00 A.M. to s.oo P.M.
....... ,c.--. '1> ( l 71h St./5'8· 1222
Mon. 9 S.1 10'00 AM. to~ P.M..
Fndfy Ntaht tit 9:1lO P ..M.
KMp Your Kool •••
this summer in this
groovy fun-set from
White Stag. Sleeveless
turtie neck t-shirt in
waffle kna is a perfect
mate for the famous
St09-Prest. no iron, sa~
cloth Jamaica shorts.
Al tops are White with
bright colors of Red.
Navy or green at the
ned. Jamaica shorts
zip at the side with
b~on waist come in
White, Navy and
glorious summer pastels.
Tops sized small.
medium and large;
shorts. 8 to 16.
Jamaica Shorts 7 .00
T -Shirt . ~.00
~ ,
Sooie~ Sets Shdwing Women Pick: New Regent .
Of 'Federation' Film
A tom ..ut*1 ''Wodd ..... la Iii,... ...... om.re lililaW .... Feda•ticm of Women" will
• lbon at the 10 a.m.
pUllliac Wedpelday, June
D, of tbt Waman'a Soc1ety
of antm Service, Costa
.._.Pint Metbodilt
a-di. ,,_bin, meeting in the
dm'dl, .-will bear a r•
pest • tbe annual Society meetbJC by Mn. Robert ~ Mid a devotion-
.. ...... by Mn. Brent
BemNin, iPtltuill.life cul·
tiNtira d..armaa. A aa1ad .. m-t pot1Dct will be
ti .c-ia.:::1..: prtlidlml: Al JUIM, ..
pNlidl.t; J'rut DlleM. *"'-'· ad lta1Fll Short. treutnr ..
s.cretm• are tbe Mm-. • Blnld O»oper, camp v 1 al~rity Group
m1n11tr7; Jobll Graef, mem-
blnblp cultlvatlon~ Artbllr N...,art ~-=~~~-~:~ .., life. and L D. Sarrell, -1UP-It lO a.m. lAMtioa blfor •
ply work. Mn. DoQ1u 0.. ...... a'YIDable bJ eall·
Witt ii tbe new clrcfe chairl' lit lfrL 1'obert ~ man. .......,.._
. HEALTH· SPA
Comes
To ~
COSTA MESA AND ·HUNTINGTON BEACH
2300 Harbor llvd ........
l
I i L1iirio11 Ce1ter De~i11te~
To. Y 01r Heall~ an~ Recreation I
Combi1in1 lhe latest from •
Palm Springs 11~ Europe
Join toct.y and a. a charter member
SPECIAL
Openincj Rates
Cell now or drop by for •
frH tour, no obll .. tfen, ever
OPEN HOUSE
CELEBRATION . . . . .
At Al 3 Orange County Locations
*Costa Mesa
549.3368
2300 Ha.,. lfvd.
Haft.or
Shopping Center
*Anaheim
826-0381
s10 s. IMch (Hwy m
Play1 Plaa
Shoppfft1Ctmw
*Orange
639-2441
6221. Katella
Plua R•I
Shopplftl Center
OPEN 10 A.M. TO 10 P.M.
Al the following facHHies lnducled at no ext~a cost
TH£ S,A IHYDltO.SWlll K>OLl AltEA: EXCLUSIVE •••
Direct fro111 &ropo a11cl ,elm Spri1191. Ital .. 111 apoclal 1Hh
wt.lie hot, whirll119 minorel wetor .. plWH •11l111t yH to
tl¥O JM tlto nry finerl i11 ll!Oclor11 hydrotlter•l'Y· Stl111•lef"
-tire 11111ulor e11d circulatory 1y1te111. Offart ,.lief fro,.
Oftlwfth, rllftlllatitM, IMtral+lt, ecl1eJ, a1141 pel111.
NEWI "SWISS" FACIAL CONTOUltlH~ MACHIN£ , ..
111ovtt wrl11klea end. do11llle chl11a. Tlll1 11 011• piece yo•
un't wHr o tit.lie.
ULTltA MODERN HEALTH CLUIS ..• your private club. We'll tllm yell-fir"' ye11 . , • kHll
you flt encl hHllhy. fl•l•11tecl 1cle11tlfic eledriul and meche11iul 111echl11u do the work for yeu
Your indiwicluel pro9r•m 11 prHcrlbed after • phy•lul •n•ly1lt , • , then penonilly iupe,..,he~
by your instructor. Our 1y1t•m is ••f•, fHt, fu 11 e11d l11vl9oratln9. .
Coi.wENDED AND APPROVED BY U.G.A.' . •
t
Opet
Ready to I
members c
north Cost
Howard L.
You
Sou
Newpart'1
ment Serv:
a plea fort
the high
seeking IW
ibs ingrar
Sponaor11
Ebell Club
Beach,
agency t.t
finding SW.
tunately C)
cieut jobs
employed.
"We've
but DO plJ
10,'' 88'd !
of YES. "'J
employers.'
The stud•
from 15 t.
age and wi
work inclu-
housewMk
They W'OI
are 8ITIDf
employer
According
Employmes
average ,..
ting is 50 c
housewort
25.
Last year
for 450 N
teen agers.
that they w
ter that IJlj
UCR
Five stu
Orange C4
among the
students 11
ated in ce
Riverside I
Cbancelk
alter and 5,
dent Fran
Glendale '
pal speak•
l3ttl comn
clses in Uo
Courl
Orange
who recelv
are Hans
ta Me.a;
Fountain 1
Beacham, I
Ronald Sc
Beach, an.
Newport B
Pau1
Pres:
Newport
Richard P
elected pt
Stanford f
County.
Pauley
from Stanl
soci4lted wt
er le Oo. •
Roodell B.
port Beach
Other n
John Hurll
president;
Dowty. r
secretary,
Duke, ON.I
Co-chaJrt
en's auxill
Robert Sd
Bay and 1' ofN~
..
Open for Badness
Ready to serve cuatomen at tbe1r new store in South Cout Plaza are three 1talf
members of Cb11in'1 Men'• Store, now in operaticln on the mall ol lhoppl.ng center in
north Costa Mesa. Cbuin's men (left to rlgbt) are Carlos Aranda, ma 1 t er tailor;
Howard L. Rich, general DUlDa.ger, and Harvey Gomd, merchandising manager.
Youth E-inployment
Sought in Newport ·
BOAT BUFFS
AJmH Leck.bey is ffte Ol'lly
fllll. ti-boetiP19 e4itor
workittf " •ll'f .. .,,,.,.,
ill Orottte c-t,. Hla -
d11ln e-• ef .....
1., .~ yodttlllf MWI 1t o
4oily fMfwfe .I tti.. DAILY
... LOT.
Newport's Youtb EmploJ· with tbe help ol Newportr========:!R
ment Senice today 1uued _redd __ eots __ . ---------------u
a plea for help in employing
tbe high tchool studmts
seeking summer Jobe under ,--------------------
ita program.
Spomored by tbe Junior
Ebell Club ol. N e w p o r t
B e a c h, the employment
agency bM bJid no trouble
tind.ing students, but unfcr.
tunately Cl8DDOt tlnd 1uffl·
cif.lllt jobs to keep the kids
employed.
"We've plenty of kids,
bu.t no place for them to
go,'' llid Mn. Garry Short
of YES. "'IlQ iJ a plea f'Or
employers."
The studeot.s range in age
from 15 to 21 y e a r 1 of
age and will do all kinda of
work including bebystttmg,
housework and yardwort.
They wort for wages 1hat
are arranged between the
employer a n d emplo,,ee.
According to the Y o a t II
Employmmt Service, ttle
average ...ge hlr babylit-
ting is 50 cents an hour, for
housework and ywdwork,
'1.._25.
Last year YES found wort
for 450 Newport B e a c h
teen agers. Official• h o p e
that they will be able to bet·
ter that mart thil summer
UCR Gives .
Degrees
Five studerts from the
Orange Coast area were
ama11g the more thin 500
students who W«e gradu·
ated in ceremonie1 at UC
Riverside recently.
Chancellor Iwn Hlndel'·
aker and senior clue prest.
dent Frank M. Usher of
Glendale were the prlnci·
pal speaten dlring t b e
l3lb commencem~ exer·
cises in UCR's Humanities
Court.
Orange Coast ltUdenta
who received ttMJir degrees
are Hans Habereder, Coe·
ta Meea; Joseph Smith,
Fountain Valley ; Erl c
Beacham, Huntington Beach
RooaJd Schwartz, Laguna
Beach, and Davia Dawdy,
Newport Beach.
Pauley New
President
Newport Beach reeident
Richard Pauley baa been
elected president of the
Stanford Club of Orange
County.
Pauley who graduated
from Stanford In 1954, It aa·
sodeted with Coldwell, B&nk
er !& Co. and ls 1ucceeding
Rondell B. Hans<>n of New·
port Beach.
Other new officen ue
John Ht.aibul, Orange, vlce
president: Mrs. Jamea R.
Dowty. Newport Beach,
secretary. and William L.
Duke. Orange. treaaurer.
111wee
aounnet
COil bllk
••• 11. at Mariners Savings.
Stop by and pick it up.
To c:elebrote the Gourmet Festival, July
1 through July 10, Mariners is offering
a free gourmet cook book to all visitors.
let these attractive bound gourmet cook
books instruct you in such diverse sub-
jects as wine cookery, herb and spice
cookery, and the ABC's of ca nopes,
cookies and salads. Find new ideas in
the preparation of wlinary delights and
rediscover old ones. Come join in the
festive atmosphere amid the handsome
surroundings of the Mariners Building.
Our friendly and courteous staff will
assist you with all your savings and
loon needs. And remember, at Mariners
your savings earn the highest prevailing
interest rote in complete safety.
• MARINERS SAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATIO't\
A 5"to.>dtlf}'nl'C1rt111 AH11ftC< C""l'(lr"""'
"'1ESTO IH 11 DOVl:lt • NE~l'Oltl BEACH, CALI~ 9~111>1 •""I A4: 'IY1I! Co<haJrmen of the wom·
en's auxiliary will be Mrs.
Robert Schock of Emerald
Bay and Mrs. John Wyman
of N~ Beach. ........---------------<..-------'
Mondly, Junt 19, 1967 DAJLY PILOT J9
OPEN 9-6 DAILY
OPEN SUN. 11-4
Home a Gift Shop
Fieldcrest makes blg!I
A: MAROf GRAS -reversible geometric in cool blue, avocado
and royol or sunny ~onge. shocking and gold . T osseled
comers. 7.95
B: CARACAS -four wide stripes in green, purple, lime. blue
reverse to red, gold. shocking. orange, lime tassels. 7.95
C: RIO RITA -stripes in orange. pink, yellow , gold or in green,
lime shocking, purple ... dramatically outlined in black. 2.98
D: CASA BLANCA -lime background with olive, royal, blue,
white. or gold with shoc~ing, brown. red. white. 3.98
)
E: BARBADOS -block, Spanish gold and white in a wild y bold
Caribbean print that will create a sensation on any beach.
Fringed ends. 4.98
JUST IN!
The newest summer patterns .
'" BEACH TOWELS
by
CALLOWAY
UPPER LEVEL
3'433 VIA LIDO NEWPORT BEACH
thick terry
BEllCH TOWELS
only In calars
that da the mast
far gaur tanl
673-6360
DAILY 'ILOT
~PUS FRIENDS -Frank Converse and Candice
~raen become mends during hiJ visit to a rnld·
!Item coll•t• on ''Coronet Blue" foo.igbt at 10 on
tannel 2 in coJor. Jn addition to M.111 Bergen, iuett
l1'6 are Richard Kiley and David Carradine.
1ELEVISION VIEWI
Next 10 Days
Full of JFK
ly alCK DU IROW
HOILYWOOD (UPI) -Tb• conUnulnl con-
Oftfl)' Oftr the ••Mination of Prelldent lttnnedy the achtduled aubJect of ttve boura of ~tJonel
ltviakm'a prime time in the 10 da)'t starttnc to-
'I~ addJtlan, another prime time hour durlnl th1'
.mod 1' tchtduled to bt devcn.d to the political
trter and future for h1a brother, Sen. Robert F.
ennedy.
Tonllht, at 8 p.m., NBC.TV will preeent an hour
1tttled •-,,,. JFK Oonapincy: Tti1 Cue of Jim
an11on," with FNnk HcGee doln1 the reportlnf ·ur an inquiry by an inv..U11ttve .Wt autlf*!
1 th• network.
ACCOlDING TO NBC-TV, the bro1dcut
rarninee "tbt t.estlmony of tbt two key wttn...ea 1D
ew OrlMJU Dist. Atty. Jim Garrilon'• in•.Ua•·
"' of an alleged conapiraey in the ueaseinatJm
.. and (Uploret) the methoda ueed by Ganiaon'1
'tlce to obtain wttnMM& and evidence."
The network addt: "The pJ'Oltlm will preeent
.. tvidenct that will show dilcrepandes in the
.attmentt made by the two key wtfneeees ln Gar·
son's cue."
S&JI_ producer Fred Freed: "We will be brint·
1& to J.lCht considenble new material."
On Tullday, at 10 p.m .• "CBS Reporta" hu
:t hour about Robert Kennedy, ls "rote in Amen·
an POlltioa, his influence on American policy and
ii future on the Amerloan eeene."
Partlcipant.s, In addition to Sen. Kennedy, in·
lude Rlchlrd Nixon, authors William Manebetter
nd Gore VJdal, Sena. Jacob Javita, Edward Kflftnedy
rid John Tower, Pierre SaUn1er, Mt1. Ethel Ken·
edy (Robert's wife) and Mayor Samuel Yorty of os Anre*. The reporter la Roger Mudd.
THI ILOCKIUSTIR entry of the lO~ay period,
owever, ii the four-part , four-hour CBS.TV ex1mi-
1tion of the Warren OommillilOn report on the
:ennedy UMMination.
~viOU!ly aonounced u a three-~. but
:xp1nded lMt week, the inquiry begins this Sunday
t 10 p.m .. its first hour. It will then continue at
he same time for the next lhrff days -an hour
~•ch broadcu t. •
The reoorten are Walter Cronkite and Dan
tither of CBS-TV, and Eddie 'Sak9r, news director
1f KRLD-TV, Dallu-FU't Worth.
This four-parter hu been described 16 "an
!:Uminat:ton of the major questions rai11ed bv critics
tf the official report on the 11111ssinatlon.'' and i6
he re8ult o( a staff inquiry of more than half a
•ear. CBS.TV says it hae "uncovered ~h material."
THE CIS·TV examinaUon also takt'lll a look at
;arrison's investigat1on. On th.is point, ruchard S.
>alant. preeldent of CBS new11 and a lawyer. wae
1uoted tut week in the Lo8 Angeles Times:
"We covered this phue (Garrison'•) as well as .
we could. There are Jeni problems here. since a
rial is pending in New OrleaM. and we cennot risk
ryiM it on the air.''
In any case, the commitment to the tour-part
>resentati<>n. and the maMer of scheduling it. are
rnquestionably among televi!ion's m<>1t provocative
~!forts in some time, and the broad~ are being
~agerly awaited .
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captul'tJll the
prfJt and •••
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er Ja thl '10
and drove tr
tancebim•
bolt. Vlting !
lead I third throufl tbe a
and held tt. .
mllf• per bo
'Jbere 1f'ere
and DO~ eonteet. wlllal C\ear Lab I ned tpeeeerlil
ofHon1to1
some oi the
power boat 4
w:::4nafc
helm. Hit bo
avva19d ll
the COCD'lt "' qtd to pt ii
M.ib GOl'dl
P'la., ioot llll
the nee but I
.. and l1nJi
~ $750
edditbt to b
priae.
Spt1
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HOU6TON
Clay nnc ....
Feel So Good
arrived at ti
CourtbooM fa
a charge ol
inducted int.
aervtces.
He alao pr
ter-wtaal
apecUtora 11
''Are then l
on?"
"I'd lib b
Jury,'' aa.1'
Conviction
old figbtlr •
flv--1ear pr
and • $10,00C
Clay declln
newsmen 11
throulh the new1men era
into an eleVI'
to tbe nhlth
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aid Ille ...
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team. wltea
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a split in t.o
linglea mate
powerful U .~
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tennis playot
But deapiu
feat 1Wlerec
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We Have
Lakes, Too
By ALMON LOCK.ABEY
Series Won
By Lohman
8outhland 1rnill b 8 I t
owners wbo tallt lo the
OOUlal waters be&Wetft Sin
Otego and 8atllia Dltblra
eVl!ry weektttta oiled ovet·
look the fact diat ~tbtrn
California la lebt!fllly iprlft.
kled with some VWl'J f l n e
fresh w1ter Ides for fish·
l.Dg, water •kiln« and Jwtt
plain everyday crtlitinl.
Best plact" U> find out
about the fresh water boat·
Ing spas In Callfortlia i. the
Boating and P'l8hiag Al·
ftowlaftd Lohman ol a.I-manac. now in ill MOOOd
boa Yt.ehf Cbab wmi Chi year of publication bJ our N~rt FHlt 'Mb. l ~U rce~nd Bill Bersten ol Ven·
cb~plonatllp lkmdaf Ha a . The Southern Cafilornla
1ene8 that Wit lftarked by edJtJon of the Almaaac litts
wind.t ranilns from three. over 60 Jaket and reservoirs
.knot drtftir• lo 20 knot on which boMa can be
duate.r1. 1be cbamplonlhip launched, witb directlOm U>
regatta WU lllJecl in t b e get there and ~ YOU Ctn
eoea.n all th• JM.tboa Pt.r. expect When yoti arrive.
Tbeff were !5 entrfel 11 The lakes are lilted by
the regatta. Defender Mib counties lnclud.IAg San 01-
Hirsb did DOt piac.. iJl t b e ego, ~ge, .ruver91de, ~
top 10, all of whom wtll be Bernardino lAI Aneeles
elllibit fot the clue nat-Santa Bafbera, v.mura:
ional C!baftlP!OftdliP regatta lrnperlal, SIU! Lua ObltJ)o at Eaa,.ne, On. Aug. 14-11. and Kern
Top 10 llJllJben 111 tbt LISTED in Ora.nae Ooun·
Newport llttt wtn: U) ty is lrvme lAb, al ....
ftoWland Lohman, IYC~ seven mile. ..t ol Onage.
Jack Scboll..t. IYC; (I) lrvine Lall• it ope, during IWly, rn"' <•l am • «UyUgbt hours OD& trotn MU, LIYC; lS) Cat l'rlllll. M•cb •. to 2'epl U. Jlefttal LIYC: <•> Oeorte V...._ boau and mow. are avlfl.
vort, LIYC: (7) Jim TJMr, able. 'I'ra.ller Ind camp lftts
BYC; (I) MArtill LoctleJ, are at O'Neill Patt, l&
LIYC; Ct) Don Wiese, BYC; miles southwest
(10) Cbad ~lh BYC. Riverside County lakes
Uob of Balton 8d aftd a
nwnber of OolottdG RJvtr
rttl()ftl an4 t.Bt fkilltift
tm.t can be round at each.
FOR BAtlr Wit• tJO*t-
meft the AlmAnac u• llla-
rtna1 fnntt Sin Dlel<J to
ienta Jlarbarl, the chlnftel
islands and dftalla Of What
can be expected ln tbe way
ol wind.a and 9888, tide&
and many other ut1etuJ bits
of lnformaUon.
1'le Almanac 11)otligbt.s
lft ttWl1 tttpecls ctit id-v amaaea SolltbeNI OAllfor-
na bu lb watffftont rac:u.
lt!es, bOll coastal aJ'ld IJ'I.
land. Raring jUJt Murned
Lrotb viewlnt the Amttl·
Cl' a Cui> trials on the l!!ast
Couti fi's ~y to lppt'eel·
ate °*' a4ftlltage6. t>e-;pite all the llue aftd cry
by the Mt~ers about the
grtlt Cl'Uitihl •aten on
Lon& ItlMd Sound a n d
f\wther eltt, lt W'illl inl«fllt· l.nf to ~ tbat the larg-est matina ln Nl'W gngldd
is a fairly new ftc:.illty that
bas a oapaolty Of iOO boetl.
large and •lbill, located at
Stamford, Onift, The~ IJ called
Ylebt Ha•en. b &a t it ii a
far t!'J frOni IUCh fJouth.
land boetlnl lfdt u Sbtlt-
lt lllaDCl, SU DltlO; Mil·
eAOft 8ty. OOtlbl\de, N .. -
patt Jeildl, AJamttOI Bay
Ind, of OOW"M. the fabWOU.
Mariu de! Aey -all of ~ provide theltier tor
thoUllndt o1 boau.
MIO
CAIY elAJfT
DOlll HT
..aptures
Stormvogel Captures
Slowest Island Race
Ct1 Ptetton of Ld TC • o a debailed In the bOOk are
the ltarrowbJ J>trpetul I• Lake Hemet R.a11rotd Cln·
thf firlt C1a11 B ftltfy to yon Lake. ' Skt·Leftd and
place. Lake ElaUlort.
Another adventllt we
ba\'t ln tblle ptlttl 1J y...-.1;:========.11 "THAT TOUCH
OF MINKH
tloat Race
&ABl\00&. Tu. <UPn-
1 l i,... llOlt ..... ,...,.
• NardllrooC p lo •• d
:'OUgb the -.mile a..
IVOdl Oap rac. with oel1
I brief pit ltOp Sunday,
pturlJll tbe ..... fint
lit and •·• m llp mon-
ltle M-111&N>M Van NQJI cer .., tbe okWt drtv-
.la tbl '10,0DO matathon
id ct:rcm tbe fJllllr'e ~
nee b l Ill • t l f. 1111 blue ~ V1ting 9'l'rit. toot the
Id • third ti the way
rouab tile tltree-boar race
d beM tt. .neractnc 18.1
Ilea per bour.
J'bere were ao acclde1lb
id no tllj~ dm1eC the
DtMt. wtlk* wu nm• ear Lab__.., mo-
d 11M1Cecralt 08ll&tr IOadl
H 0 0 I toll and Mbaed
me ol tbl ll8do9'1 t t p wer boat drt__..
SeooDd prise 0( '1,500
!Dt to BW 0oQper of Alla-
Jin. Hlt boat. nn, nm. ...... au mpb owr
e eoarN but ~ mo.
ted to set in .. lead.
Mlb G«dae el lfiami, .a., toot M euly Ind la
e race but Jolt • to Nord-
:OI and flnillled tbtrd. He
illect.ed mo 11p mcmey .1n
kUtlDD to tdl *1JlOO third
Be.
°"8llhla Bfu1Dr.ttl'• n. Diego about a month ago.
foot Web •mvottl drift. n.r.. c&40I topped the
ell ~ tilt ftfl.lih lloe at C1Mt B neet. Tbey •ere
Loe ~ BarW at 4: 10 Harr)' Moloebco'1 Gypty,
p.lb. landlf to be tbe ltnt i.on. ~b Yacht Club;
bollt to flatab in the 1towett Tom Plctard11 Btllwetber
SM J&olM Wand raee Ott Il. LBYC. and Allen KfJ. record. The nee ataJUd )y'1 Enchan1res• JI, Bahia
FridlJ Ill 5 P-.m. C«iAthlan YC. -~ 1 e 11 p 1 e d Clu• C bonort were tak·
time ft 4UJll boan placed tt1 by Ed Sandber1'1 9'an-
ber far down the l1tl on cor-downer ; the Cal-38 Wlnd-
ncted time u tw blah ward, eo-11dPPel'ld by Slev•
handicap ratiq lfv• ber • Tttut and · l>tct ~Yer,
m.lnm time allowlftele. Her NBYC, and Jlm Bobnlon'1
tGITect.ed ume WU 4'.7313 SS-40 1toop Pam, LAYC.
boan. • : The race 1'U Che fihll ol n. • r n hap a ._ to the curreat WbJtney Serles
llllel lmtlW'1 CaloM ~ lpoftlored by LA YC. ..
.i.• ••• 1.• •••
OlJTll fOHSI
III. a a.. D .-.. fttorn In the Little Whitney race
IM ~ Yamf'~ flun LA YC ~ H01ftandl 8-Mp la tM · tl1 Landing Saturday BW von IOW THU 1VlllAt ,_.... ...,.. iii Kl•lnSmltl'• Cll·l5 Vin· -.......... "' .... c»a TIYoU. , Obi ..... OM'lll whmer. :.:e::,~ . a. vc, ad Rd • 8ecGOd wu M. n. Mintey'• •• ..... 1 Ce1a •rt .,.., · c.1-il Sandptper. South "(JI vr TH
... YC, la 11..t .W.1
• • Shore SaWn• Club. and GOLDIN •uu.r
'fte a.. D .atzW b ' thltd WU the Cal·24 Merci, PLUS S"°'1 I CAlftMMf
labed tile 14&-mDe ~ 1k.fppmed by H. J. Del·r..::"::":""::*::1':*":-*::*:*::**::*:*:*!UE!:*:*=-ll oetJ' a eoaple of boan .,. dwnpe. cabrtDo Beach, ..
bind Stonn.._ Yecbt Club.
Claa A 1'bmlr WA! ~1 rt Stewtrd'• Cll-48 ~t, tlclnt.r.LAYC.~'\ Ed
saved her Umt ---. gerton in Clua A and Jim Jalro1'1
'IS-foot tJoap Klaloa ~
Newport Hart. Y ICbt
Club, ,,.. tird.
It was~ ftnt race for
KlaJoe O:lftll' lbe WU teri-
omdy clama,..s an. ... ,
frcJID • _.. ,,.,. In San
Reaches
Cup Semis
• • .....0.. a&..&..ae • •
HUNTUfeTON •&AC" • .. 7_8
5--.1 Popular Weelc e All Dltney Show •
§ports Shorts
Alice FAcertoo of o.llb'-ma Y a c b t Club won the
Southern Celifomfa Yacht·
ing Aatodation quert«-fl·
nals in the elimlmt l o n 1
held for the Adlml Cup,
l)'mboUc ot b women'•
N o r t b American aall1nc
champ&oubipl.
••• Pr•• irJae 1t'lra •I VPl/U
HOUSTON -c •• I l u I
a.y sane. "You Mab Me
eel So Gaod," todaJ u be
Tived at the P' e cl e r a I
JUrthaall for b l • trtaI on
charge of refuiaC lo be
ducted into the armed rmce..
Be also prompCed Iaup.
r wbeD a b9fWI ••k•d
9eC'laton In I C«Tidor,
~ there _, mare Jar·
.. 1 ·•
"I'd ~ to IUft Oii the
rry," Qay II.Id.
Conviction "' tbe .. , ...
d f1gbt9r could stag •
\19-JNr priloll ~
ld a $10,000 flDI.
Clay declined to Wt with rnmen u be ,,. • 1 k e d
irouP tbe Jobb1. Several
!Wsmen crowded with bbn
it.o an elevator for the ride
I the ninth floor•
SAN F RA NOl!ICO -
lid 8any ti 81e I I I
?'ludle• warn.. ....
;aday. ''I .. '8"9't ...... ., ...........
a nperted titer er. 00-
ud ..... maJ A.men
:la.WAlltcJllftell, ne ...,......., BarrJ
llY ...... talk • It ll
~ Mledt ...., .,
• Ndotl&I JIMkeelld ,llOdad .. Sa Frndtd
:eam, wllel M 4eelde9.
GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador -
'iny Eco.actor needed onty
split m toclar,i. ft.na1 two
ing)ea match• lo omt tbe
owerful U.S. b!Jam in the
merioan 1.on& Dtvia Olp
mnil ~offs.
But deapite the double de-
~ differed ! by bil team
Sanda'/ and tbt ~· deli tt ,... • tM belt-of-I ... *· Geort• KacCail, DCD-plaJbll c.a p t a i n of the
AmeriCaD tMn. remabled ~ that the Ubited
States wouJd ....
BATZEBURG, Germ•
111 -A.-tea er•••
(rem c.MJI 1Jlllftntt1 ........... '*' Clllete lean ...._ .. .,, ...
a. ....,.n ,_ Miit week'•
BeUIJ llepUa. e.Yblced
tat •1 wt.I .. well. ,... c..ea ,..... ...
.. a lllrrt.s flall.. ..
jmt ..._. eatddwc CM
..... rn11 ~ c.,a ...
fell ReeJU I• 1 e e e • • ,a.ee la aa la&eradnal
repMa ..,. s.May. ~ ,..... . ...... ,..,. .,..
...... ., w .
BOSTON-Pete Ror.elle, a
on.time publldty man wbo
,wded tM msser of the
NatlOnal and American
leaguel en route to an mt·
.Uen19d role u pro foot-
ball commitsioner' admit.I
hla cryltal ball doeln 't have
all the annren.
"I bOllNtly ~·t know,"
Roielle said SWlday when wed bow much more the
pro apart can grc1w. "My
dtier concern now 11 U> 1ta·
bllift everythint -bold
what we hive."
ST. LOUI&-T.,...eecJ.
ed K• n..ewan tf A•
I tr a I fa WU lq9ared
.,.... tldrHeeded ~
ctrea Gbneat ., 8pala to-
day ht Ute flnalt et Utt
U. S. Profeldonll B a r d
Com1 Teanl1 CllaD1pton.. .......
'Ibe qUM1er fim.lJ were
sailed In ~:20 lloopl Sat,.
urdly mdm' the IUl*'Vbion
of Kine Bar1>or Yacht Club,
RedOndo.
MlJI ~pieced 1·2-
4-1 ID the tour-nicet. H•
~ ftll COIJlllOted of
Kdlleen L o w t y, Pbllllil
Shpbena Mid Nancy Greene.
A new nilt In tbe Ad.amt
CUp compeCIHit)ft now
quirer a crew Of four.
54 Compete
In Regatta , •
......
Fred M1cMURRAY
Jean HAQEM --·--,.,.
--SICOND HIT-
F~..._, be>* ln ab: •.
claaea turned out for Udo
!ale Yacht Club't June Re-
ptta tor ceatMb o, a r den
s.tmday and Sonday. Tro-
phy winners were:
LID0-14 (5) -Upeet. Al
Penz. Si«ft Sailing Aase>-
~.
LITE (11) -(1) Fucttive,
P.-Piner, NHYC; (2)
No. 148; BW Blanll, IJYC;
(3) No. 6'1(), Sue Barneeon,
(NHYC).
FLIPPER (&) -(1) Blue
Streak, Sue Small, BCYC ; I=========
(2) Stormy, Dave Eastman, I:=========
BYC.
SABOT A (lS) -(1) Blue
Ugtitning. Pat S c r u I g 1,
NHYC; C2) Hu m I llation.
Bruce Humann. BCYC: C 3)
America, B u rd I ck Ray,
LIYC. ';
INTENSIVE
Otstrtbts t11t DAJL Y '1LOT'S c:owt• ti Ioctl MWS. No
other 1111* um as mud!
about wMf'I JOU YOU llw.
Listed r or sen BtrMtd.lno
County are Bl.I Btlr, Like
An-owhead, LOe GNICJl'Y.
Colton cable Skl·W I~.
Green Valley and Xtmper
Campbell Ra:ncb SkJ.l..U.
The Almanac ai.o in-
cludes a detailed cte.crip-
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tUWIALJ9A
THEATll
•&Tll I
around boatllll. With a lite
tpttng lft N•w Jtnglaftd,
many boating people •tre
Just a~ ttltlr boata in
Ult •at.tr-the f1rst of J&a11e
altM I loot wtM!r la14Up.
.....,, ... ,.._
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rw;tt, N01JCZ lmA'· NOTICS
110fC9 ., ~ iifWI •••• iiil 1M IN
..-ta .. ~'1..3:i!!f£1L Qlr.. ,_ ftll A,,,:
• • iii:.• ... ,.
'•,.;\
u-:.~ ..t.~~m· ·~·:.;! "''==p..:::.
SID9 nn..a • A ~ ~ .. ~ ... ""'*'
Ira Taking 'f.ime to Solve Harbor Area Problemi :=:: .... ~1~.:Cftf,t~,.::.r.q.ze i!,F~~v::= EOWAAO H. ~ AllD .... L _.... J-. ... ..,:" ......... -~ ... f6 elROCI 0. DULi .... 0. atOUL. ...._.. -..._ .......... ._ n. •-: .... ._ ......_
whb .-ll eltJ r-.... tu • JtlfJll • .,.. .. "* • -"' c..-.. :.~.: :*: cir... NCmC9 11 141111Y ernw T1lilt ~;; 8.f~ .... ~ X,~tcboolon I),·' .. _..,._
' Ualflcatlm? That CllMI-na-.,,, MHral pro--6>a II Mttlld ta tbl Bar-o-ama tor m•tall.J and pb.y·
U. mat continue for .&
IMll two 1ell'I an. unific•
tioa.
OW'D uDifted ...._. claiet, ~~~ lo!!,.'!!!,.., .. , .. M -I I • t... fll L T, lMh I . Ml~""* ---~ -· ... -...-.. -.... • ... ....,.,.,. •• ' rt "' .. °'-c .. --:..
T8llOWH °"' = -::::: .. ... .. ·1 =' ..:1.:'\:9 J:' :-=.:-: :.r:-..... e:,..f''t'.t...~ ..... "= .. --_... ,_. ~._.J~ 11111 ... lltl ... ~ fll .......... 1""4...,,. W ,,_.. ,..._ It ~ It
. ~ Ana. n· .... and tbat 1ically b.1111tle&ppld •tu-
:lj ~ tM1'e b tD lt. dellta are oo b&lf~. ID
:-Or la kt tbe fall. tbe ha)f .ay aeu10n : A-• Newport,»eaa u~ probably wm •pread lo re&-• >.Aid Scboor DllUict bu ular ~m1, Newcomer
~ letlJl1 mdftad for .al· fean.
' proctll of eGDIOltdaUnl fic:aUon bu mldgated ia
, CGIDpoeellt dlltrictl -that ol tr.mportation.
'lbil 1D01D1 that Newport·
Mesa 9Cboola hive 10 peo-
ple lo the central office •ho ~ receiving .alarlel of
over $15.000 a yfllllr. Several
of them beJd very import·
ant pollitloftl lo the three
compoDeDt d1*lctl a are
now faced with the problem
of JMrning to behave like
subordinates.
·-... .....-... tllir9wn -ta fll -...,_ ........ --* """ .......... .., fllftlllf ~ .,.. *" oat by tbl ........ of •&. -Mr 11, *' ,, .............................. 1:-,.., .. """ .... ,._ " ..... lllN
FAllClticlD bec1w t be ~,,...,...._::. :'r.; : =a :I'.,~ =• -..._ !it :• ::_ :' .:.."' ~ •., 1~ ._ __ _. --IA tt ~ C-IY tf ~ ..... ti """ ........ -1N111t Ne. l tf .. w ~ 11 •II
IN&l'I ...... _ ..... tbe 11 "'** euctlM. It ... ._... ... ,,. :: ~ .,._ ~ ~~flll N, ~. 111 IN CllJ ti ..... Alie. .... _. " ..ane.a.. 'Tbe dW .... catll f,.,.... Ill ... ... .. -... .... -Cell!wllil. r-..--.J r_.... • 1111 111 tewM .,._, • .. Uiilliiii =.. ...... _,....,, • • flll-. .., PtltM JllM t. 1"1 • voters • ...,_ ..... UMd Sl•letl eM l'llM1 tlli. ... .,_., -....,..• .. ="="=' i."-..e:';:! W, «. IT J0+4N,
down a· ~ -tblt wyt41 to 11111 -.... .., " --............... .,... fll ~ "' ... ~ cin. would baft llllffOIW.aucb ~,"'.,:e .. ::-m-._:e':. ~ :.:' ,...... ~ ,,_,,,, ~·=~ a m-···-Loi • tf Tr"9 • .. ,_ AA# A • _.......... ..... ._ c.--~-· ,_...Ill ... ""',.._ II '9 M -....... wt a, T ..... t NI.alt Forgit adlDita lblll be Ms lftCMlw fl MIKWll..-..._ ~ ;:t ..., ... 4ll ~ ~ ,:::...: .....,. .., ,.._
c.t.lzetl ,., Arll
• ~--Jtlf. But; bt fact, ADOtblr pttblem that uni-
:. • w p o 1' t Buell Cit)' Tbe new clLltrSct tnberi~
: • Colta v.a lJDloD several neglected old IChool :~ind ~ II-'* UllloD bulU from the tbree com-.:810 8dloo1 -la DdW 1111· poaent cliJtricta, according ~....._ 1'11· Bd1IC!Olrt ill tbe lo Newcomer. Sever al
' ~ ..umate it will take bo.lea were declared unsafe
''This ot ClOU1'9e. mates for
pe!'llOllDel problems," New·
-comer commented.
IHlt reed the ~ Jaw ~ °:~ H= a,....._ .....,_ :.::. W, ..... D ... D W Mi. :.~J. ~Wc-t CMllT ~~ _,.... ..... t .. _ ·-., •tedl. c....,.. ................. Or-"™"
auu -. -M llOt clear OD s.w 1111 w111 .. _,.. "" wllflwt =-.:::'• C8Mlnlll. er-.. lllr ~ Nm'ICB
bow to de-unify 11111 cliltrict. cowwt or wwrllll!y, .-.. or fM. HJI, ---~-:::.~ NiW But. be aald. '"l'llla ICbool pied. ,...,... ..... --., -... c.....-. .. o-y • ....,. C81mMAff ...........
'30.• II a IDLll plb ,...
deed for tbla s...,.,.
.ct tamny rooa, 2 lMitll. eun. carpets • draped
luxury ...... 8-"7 .....
dodlle nn,lace, b6a (Of•
n'td ~ted in .,....
dee -..,. Nencwt HJata OD a <ener
lot daat Iii le~ to
live ~ 1111111'9 pltuare -1
lea ftd,.
ll 1Mlt two rears UDtll tbe and the new di.strict w a s ~~ II Condete and forced to buy new o~
' •• ~ wu ooce three llP9· Newcomer maintains that
.. ote entitiel becomea CM. unlftcatlon bu made it poa.-
·,r· Ia a recenD:1 releued afble to bus ~ children JJiocameJlt Dlltrict &.lpn1A--'th I ._•••-• indmlt Dr. Leland B. Nn· wi aewer ~.
#"COmer uked, ''How do you EOONOMIES •;C011f1 separate 9Clbool di> "We can provide for the
· tricta with =:.r=ta transportation needs of the of view, org · pat-dbtrlct at less coct now be-
: -tern.a, services and educa· cause of consolidation,•• be
•tional Pf'OIJ'llnl lnto a pro-said. "The same is true of
'gram that does not penalize food services. It ls cheaper
\tarlaus facet& of the opera· lo provide the services for
tion?" one large district than for
BIG CHANGES
· ... Re annered with the
: ..: statement: "lt .. lmpoali-
• · ble for tilt new diltrid to
.... .. bat of aacb dil-. ·'ttkt lavalftd wltboat ma-:.1cr ~ ...
' ;:. B U t CQNIHclatioft la D o l • an NS'! procell, nor 'Ge.I
: .: ~ come quickly. Ac-
::°'tbrdlng to Dr. Newcomet",
;~'It comes with an expen·
, ... sive price tag In terms of
."agony and effort."
t-: • Newcomer is convinced
that agony and effort can
--teacS to a better education
•!4Jrogram and a more effi.
:dent 1ebool district.
•' "Give me three years,
w~with the support of the pub-
, lie, and we will be fiacal·
.rly responsible," Newcomer
-ha.I aald. "Then, after we
. ·~aide, with the aame ~.~oney spent, we can more
..:eff{idently provide better
• : .~ucation programs . .,
'1 .. He intends to use money
-saved by conaolldating ad·
· mlniltrative and otba' eerv-
.ices to improve the educa·
•J(tional program.
-~ROBLEMS
: : Right DOW, the MJperin-
-i'endent k tn the mickt ct.
• .. -the agony and effort." He
.... chnits that he is fadnC
.. ' several problem•: 1ome ln·
berited from the three com-
~'}>onmt dllaictl and aome
created by tbe procea al.
-:·tmilioatioa and ~·
• r Umtication bu not jUlt
,•created problema. Neftom-
. er maint.aiDI it wtl in the
·lon1 nm 1ohe tome, and
. lt bas ak9dy eased otb-
·,ers.
:,, When tmlOcatioll t o o k
place. the vat.en of the
.: ~ewport Beach Elementary
. ~l Diltrict bad turned
·.4lown two bond electioDI to
build 1choola.
• -. During a almilw period
• Of time, COit& Mesa Union ~lementarJ School Diltrict
·,votier1 1 epeetecBy tpproved :'Qond meuure• to continue
• .'.gullding lt'hoola to keep
:pace with rapid growth. The
:'Mesa dittrict waa bonded to
''"fnuimum capllclty and waa
_receiving state aid to COD-
; \j.nue its bulldinC prOll'am. ..
-CROWDING EASED
. '"· Newcomer allkl the New·
· ··"port schools would be more
·"'overcrowded than they al·
'"'ready are ii it were not for "'~unification with c o a ta
Mesa, which ha1 given the
: , Oistrict }atitude in dus· . :toom spaces. , . "Unification bu allowed
. m to make more efficient ~. uai « apace and to hep off
. double 1e1sloo1 for a long-
· .. ·er time," Newcomer said.
He alJo said that unifica.
--tion b9d allowed the dis·
trict to rrow by uoo stu-
-dent.a t:bU year without add· ~.ine any new principals. ~ ':: Newcomer warned, bow·
., -. v e r, the problem la still
•'l>UitiW and the space lati·
•, .... -tude 1fiil d.iaappear u new
• _chlldrell a r r I v t on the
·"-acene. ~. The district has 25,000
"~ ltudenta and next fall wlll
. .-~1Lave '¥1,000. By 1980, pro-• ~feeUoaa place the number of
-1 t u d e n t 1 in the district '-~~ between. 45,000
and 80,000. There Wlll Still
'Nbe led available on which
MW ~J areas can
'1 ~ placed.
· Vota'I in tbt newly uni·
~ tied dlltrtd tamed down an
-$11.7 mllJlcm bolM1 issue last
tall. MCIDl1 la deperately
needed to bep up with
·:'lfow1b, Nwcomer 1aid.
BUILDING LAG
three small ones, and we
bave more leeway."
One of the moat import·
ant problema illberited by
the unified ICbool diatrid
la tanl1 ta1bd about. Two
compaeat diltricta -ec.-
t.a Jlfep Oaioa and ~wpart
Harbor High -were brob
when unilication toot place.
"'Ibe bigb acbool district
wu operating out of re-
serve funda ," aaid James
Peyton, pr e 1 ident 0( the
unified Board of F.ducation.
"It wu openting at a def·
iclt and would have bad lo
face another override elec-
tioa."
Peyton also said that Cos-
ta Men U n i o n Schools
would bve had to loot tor
a new aource of revenue if
it had not been for unifica·
tion .
Al. a result of unification,
Newport Beach tues have
gone ~ 78 ceDt6 and Costa
Mesa's just under a penny,
Peyton said.
LOAD SBDTED
p e Y t 0 D explained that
Newport Beach '1 tu rate
had been 1ow before unifica-
tion because the community
bad a high assessed valua-
tion and few children to ed-
ucau. ea.ta Mesa had a
high tu rate, he said, be-
cause it bad comparatively
low uaeued vaJaation and
more children in .chool
"When you put them to-
gether, it meant that New·
port BeadJ's tu rate had
to come up to what ~a
Mesa bad been paying all
along,'' Peyton aaid.
According to Jack S. Rop-
er, county scboola office di·
rector ot administration,
tb.la e q u a 1 ii ation of re-
IOW'Cel iJ exactly what WU
intended by the unification
law.
Roper •aid that if the vot-
en bad tamed down unifi.
aMion, all 1be elemeotary
IChool ~ in the pro.
po9«i dUtrict would 1-ve
bad to contribute 60 cents
of each tu dollar to an
...... wide fund. This fund
would then beve bee.ti diJ.-
trtbuted UlOOg the «iJtricta
oo the Meil of need.
BecaUJe Newport Beach
le wealthy, it atmda to rea-
IOl1 it.t Jt WOUid have had
to put more money into the
pot thin it recelftd, Roper
-'<!. C.oMla Mesa w o u 1 d
have been on the receiving
end.
EQUAL SAl..ARIBS
Some of the other mone· WJ difficulties faced by tbe
Newport-Mesa schools are a
dir«t reeult 0( the process
ct umticaticm.
Roper-aid that when uni·
fication occun, all teachers
in the component districU
~ put on one salary
Kiledule. It usually is t be
highest acbedule in tbe com-
ponent dis1ricU, since DO
one wants to take a cut in
pay. Thia is done to equal·
ize aalaries, Roper explain·
ed.
The unified diserict b a a
aho tried lo equalize the
programa of the two ele-
men41ary school systems.
To do tbia, a 41-cent tax
ov«ride was paeeed I as t
fall. Newport Beach bad
special programs wbicb Cos·
ta Mesa did not have. Start·
ing next fall. these pro-
gRims will be in effect 1n
all the distriCt'1 sebools.
Consolidation of three sep· ar.au school districts h a s
left the unified district with
too m a n y admini,trator1.
according to Newcomer,
who says; "We have too
many chi9fs and not enough
Indian~."
Ewe if bondl' are palled.
thete would be no new &le·
Jnattal'Y ICbool buDdllla~
until the faD of t• -SALARIES SAFE
when anotMr 5,000 dllldren By law, newly unihed di~·
will be Jn the district, New· tr1<'ts must keep all admin·
· comer 1aJ4. t lltrators at the salaries they
1n Uie me.anti.me, chUdrcn were paid before uniffoat1on
Newcomer admits t b a t
people are receiving ..i-
aies that are lal'ger than
the job merita, because of
the law. "Next year we will
have salaries adjuted to
wort being done.'• be Rid.
"Some people will probably
leave and Chere are many
PMitiom we won't fill."
Even witb all ol these re-
strlctiOlll Newcomer as-
sert& that the unified tchool
district is speocbg l e s 1
money for administration
now Ulan the three compo-
nent distri~ were spending
before unification.
TWO VACANCIES
"We have bad three m•
jor cen.tn1 office positiaoa
vacated aml we bne oaly bind .. DeW perlllll •••
~tOIDIW Mid.
••People are }'elU8c bf.
came their tu.es bne gene
up and they cm't see that
they are gettillg anytbing
more tb.m they were get·
ting beb'e." Petyon com-
mented. "But we bave!!'t
bad the chance to mate thia
into the district ft will be
and the taxpayers will have
to beM' with us until we gu
a chance.''
111 an election for t b r e e
seaa on the Board ol Edu-
cation, district wtera re-
turned two incumbents lo ol·
fice and elected a third wbo
bu been delC.ribed 81 ''sym·
patbetic1• to diatrict policy.
Superintendent Newcom-
er bailed the election u a
"vid«y" in term.a ol "put·
ting the issue ol unificatioa
behind u and allowing u
to get Oft with the bu.Ii·
nesa of education."
But there are otben in
the community who disagree
with the auperinteodent.
They think the issue of uni-
fication is far fTom being
dead and they mean to keep
it alive .
DE-UNIFY'?'
Spokeaman for a group
wtiose intent is to de-unify
the achoo! district ii New·
p<ri Beadl City <b!Ocilmen
Al Forgit. •
Forgit has formed the
"unification figblen" a
committee of 25 to do the
job 0( de-unifying the ttree
districts.
FO!lgit said that all he
leeks ia "home rule.·•
'"lbat's all we want," For·
git said. "I'm not mtere.ated
in bearing about outmoded
school buses or double ses-
sicms or waste of taxes in
the IChool diJtricl They
keep telling us aD the prob-
lems they have because of
unification.
d ~ .. .....,., ........ -.a -ec-111 w ""'" .. ...... ~ llAM8 boar ~....,,...__..., .... ...,__,,.. ..... 1te11,,......;.,--. •--. ,.... ..... _..... .. ~ 1 -
N-D----tla _ _. ... __._ eM ~ ti .. W-.. tM ti .. _.,...,,. IC, ... Ill ...... ~ • ..:: .... M ,., ...,.., --~ ~ ~ -"-.. """'' ct'IMM ~ ...... --~ ... " ..-..... .. .. ----Mesa -· ---..... la --*' wffll .....,... . ~ ...,,i..t --• .. •c•'. • " -----..,.. .,_ c...._. .. _ u-oq "· ....... ,,;. .. Ill ......... fll Orwea c.ity, ~ -.. .., .. ...... .,,.,. -fll So tbe\'e 1lliDt tie a Jesal ,.,. _. ..... _.. ... , ..:: ....... tt ~ M ......__. _.. PUl.NIT\IU UlfTAU 01' ......
way to l"t a dhwft!• ~a w1111 ......_ ..,_ """' =.,. ~~ ~ ... ..,. :".,. ... ..::_ ..,.,.,:: :.._-=:: There ·-._.c.a,_. .... .._.. ... ,,.. .. ~ ...... .., .. ,.,.,.. .. ,.~ tlllltdlM "' .... ... ... fll ,...... .. -~ .. ..,. .... _ wr Nft. • _ _.. 6'r ..w OM ~ --. ..._.~ de-uniflcatiCID. 'ftae la• -. Dtted: -'-12. Ito. cNrw9 _, .,...... f//f tlle ...,.,_... ~ fl. T ...... aM6 IMI i9lll . r ~ WHTSI~ Tint Miii fl ..... Wey &AM e-a, Ce1111n11e videl tbat when a dlltrlct CO##NfY .. -" T_... Olfild: -., at. ,.., 0...:. .,_. •· 1t0 anifJes DO ~ a..-eY WUT9UI 01110 WllTERN MUTUAL • ~ fl T~ -r IDay ~ COR~TION COR"°RATION, T,,,.._ ITAH Of' CALl~llllA. made Jegally to ~ it ey W-H. IM!Mwl . IY l'IDr VM Vl'*'lu""' OIWIOIE ~n': ' for at Jeut three y~ ~ Olflclr Vlc:9 ,,....... °" "-t. 1t11 • ....,. .... • ,..
fro ... _ c1a•-of --'"" l'\llllw.I .......,. ...,..., ..... .. ..,, lery l'utflt "' -flw .... Slet9. m Ull: ..., -.....cation. comlll!IM w1111 oe11y '"" ~ ~'f"r ~ c:-1 oent l'llet. :=-"Y .....,... .--is. TMlllVIM
Tht wouJd place the lffdl. C.llf. Jim 1t. • .;.. """' a. t. •• 1
"'"" -.~ ~ ~ ~:"":
earliest pon1hlt .ctioo at •N7 M'7 LEGAL NOTICE ·~ • ~ 11e ,,,_....
u1 --J Y 1, 1989. y;c;,u, Nt11'HZ NI# < ... ., A deunl&atioo reqwt aiim•tCATR I' 1us1t1as. =~ ~~ Cellfcf',,le must be accompanied by a .r.'1'11 Tiie ••cnnou:_ ~ 111 11 l'r111c1,.1 OlflGI 111
....lilHon ···---at '-·-t calltTIPICA • IUSINRU. CIDlldudltle~-., IU w. 17111 o..-CWlllY ~.. ........ .,,~ -l'ICTJTIOVI MAM• """'· Co.18 Mell. Olllfonlta. uMff My c-lvloll «»lrea
25 percent ol tlle diltrict'I ~:*!'t:..: :r:;:. :wr..::. -flctHklus flnn nwne Gf lbel!Y' .. IJI l'ullllt/IM Jll~..:. ~':.t OellY l'net.
reptered ~ ~:::. =:-,;,,,,.---:--..;:,: .::..,.:, =-~ '.::: ::'...,:: :_n;,,,.." ..= J-u. tt, i. and Ju" ~ 1"7 ow
V,_,., CPDI--• IWtw ~ ........... """ -"'"."' ""'~ Gf ~" ... ~ ... NOTI,_ var. Gll'" ... .a It _. fll ............. -• ........ ~ '--
D-~ ...-..0.-t of.._ -111 Ml .. --II ·~ 0 , Mwteulfl, 2'14 I. .... .:-r-• -.,...... -• ~ _. ........ e-. .... c........... ~ ~~Madin ..... ~ "a_,m:I:","~ ':..:t oe.-.~L~ e11-::.::_n.::.=--. ••port. ,. ....... tl I .I ...... A. ...... ~ a....~ TMI UNOH.....0 .. --Mesa dlltdet U. 41480 ~ • .....,_ Dr~ .._,, ,:k~ ~ 1:• :tr.;:-!..-..2. _.,::::.=.., • 11 ~ • -. • ~ icw.. ........ -No , --· ---.. .,., ...,., °"""" regi.5tered wten. w l t b ...-. """'· ..-.. ...,_,., •~ L. .-.,.,.. ~ "' heal. C:.lilwMI. ..-,..
about 30 --+ ln New· o..., ,,_ 1. 1w :.=..::. ~ ':;:. = ~~ ~ 11ct1t1oue """ -• wu1 T-'* .... --Wiii. H. JJellMI ................ .... ..... lllet ..... firm .. ~ "' h
port Beach and '19 percent W, T, MMol ~~~~.--h .-tol6owlllo 119flOll. WllW 118-Ill full in Colla Mela ~ A. llltll-. It-'""· C. ., IM pleG of realdlftcl It U fellowio " ~ .... Wll¥M ._,,.. "llOll ....... : Roper said the petition is Slett fll C:.I._.., ~ '-""': ==pel~· f 1111omle S. I. Kui.ld. Ml ~ °"..., ...,,... ... _...._a. ..... to the "-~-Oii J-111. .... -· • ......... 0 c " lllotM llffdl. Cltll. ..en AWJUUllMOU VllWJ• "'*le M Md tw ..W llete ~ty rM98 -ty WITNESS my ,..... "'" Miii NY f!I ty Committee Clll Sc b o o 1 .....,..., w1111 ... tt. z1e111ini. ~,..1 ~.,",., '~;::• bpi,.. MIY. 1"7.
District n~ . • A. Z..._ Wlltlem T. 111111¥811 I. 1(1r-l"IAllltNlll Onlt!ll• Cout Deity l'llel S, I , Kllfeld . ._ganmtioa, "' llM .......... --to ,,,. .. be JUM J. u. lt. M. 1"7 11"'7 STATE OF CALIFOllNIA I
which would study the pro. ::,r.:-.... ~.,..,:.:: = LEGAL NOTICE couNTY oF 011.ANGE l " poaal as closely as it would ..... """ _.,. .. -°" THI$ ""' d•Y f/f MIY. A.O. 1"7, study a ____ , to .... ;.... (Ol'l"ICIAL RALi "'"R·1'7 llefot'9 me. J-.ifl I[, Onie. • ...,...,, l"""I"-" ~· ..... J-Dtl!M, -,.llbllc !ft I nd fO( flle Mid C-ty Md The committee then woald .... ,., l"llltllc MOTICR TO UeDITOltS Stele, t'ftldlne ,...If\. "'" __..... consult the Board of Edu-:S."'n. ~ 1'i:l"' 08"" ~11':7 ·~~o:,co~:J,«:t~• :'ufe-:' :: :r::1~ ~ .!.!; cation in qdeltion Rnn.• . l'Oll TMa eou'"" o11 o.,.,... _._ ,..,,... ia .utiecr11Mc1 "' ,... wi1111r1
• • ...,._. • 'IM". & • N,,,,..CE Me. A Snit IMtl'Vmtlll. end eduwwledeed te ,... contenda that H the board ~ v. & Estate Of EARL L MOORE, ..... ""' hi ··~111.,i .,... .. ,,,.. IN WITifESS
Wll solidi• a--4 .. •t de-ani· NO'l'tn TO CllROrTOU = • EARL L.UOY MOORE, 0. WHEHOF, I hive llef'lllllte llf mv ;, ~ • llenol end efflQd my oH\Clel -1 tM fication the committee 01' eUUt TaAIU .. ft MOTi~ 1$ HEltEeY GIVEN lo Ille div end VHt fft lllll Ctrtlflalt. flnt • . AMD INftlfTlON TO •X•CUT11 crWlton tit IN llMW• NtMd dladitnl ebow wrlltef\ probably would kill the pro-••CUUTT 1'"9•.sT AffHM ... T ,..., •11 penons llevl,,. cl•lm• egell'Wt OFFICIAL SEAi..
_,., ..... •1t1'41f1 U.C,C..) ,... Mid ~ •re NqWlred IO "" JOMPll E Devit ,..-... e--. 91111 • CK. ltllm. wllll Ille neca_., ~ 111 Nohrv ,.Ubllc c..lllomle If the county committee Motlct II lleNty wl'Hft .. cnd""9 ef Ille flftice ol Ille e"'1! of Ille lllOve en. Prln<IHI Offlct
0
fft Or~ ,._....., ~. Ille wltl\lll ""'*' ,.,tla ltlet • bulk tttled court. ~ to ..,....... !Mm, wllll -·..-~"' -...,.~.., the propotal, Jt sub-~-M .,,. h elleallleft of 1 M<Vrlty flle _,,. ~rs. to 1111 lltlder-My Commluloft uplt'H J-21,
DU• ts the ..i..... for d-ff -in '"""-" ~ -•llllM to ... •lflned "' Tllll Olflc• al Ille ''*le -"7t .,......... ~ INde "' ,.,._, pr-1y ...,..k\f!IM, mllllm'•ler, 11'1 EMI Cllef1Nll strwt. l'vbllehed Oranee eo.11 0.llY """'· cation to the State Board ._..... s.ma AM. c.i11on1i.. Wllldl b t11e p11e9 ,,,.., 29 •nd J11ne s. 12. "· 1"1 tc»47
of F.ducation. 'lbe 1 tat e ..::..,-:..::,_ -:=-1= ~ :!~n;:,."::i,,:eto 11::nJ::' •"" ... ~ LEGAL NOTICE board tbeo decides on .-,.,.., w _,._, .,.; ......,, w1111111 .w ,._,,,. ettwr .,... -----------......... __ 't -:n _11_ .u.~ ltollor1 E. P"'111, llf ~ 11,.1 ~tlcol of !Ills notlca. IAR·l• wueWK& l WUJ iWUW ~~ l'leca, ....._, .. ldl. C•llf. Oeltd "-2. 1N1 ltOTlCR TO CllROITOH lotion 0( the district. It can Tiie -end """"'-~-of IM JAMES E. HEIM IUl'HIOR COUllT 01' TifR ......,.. tnfllfffte end ~ Ml• f'l*llc Mml11klrelor w STATR Ofl CAU"°"MIA
tbroJJ the proposal out, Re>-.,. -: • MmlnhtretDr "' IN l'Olt TMR COUWTY Ofl ou.ea per explained a..... o. c~. ., ~ ~ =::..,"' 111e .,..,. _,. .... • m• u the State' Board of Ed-= ,.,.. ,.._. La ........ c.• YOU.... 'HNHlt • MSWS s1~"~'.· w~.~~~11• 1111
EL·
ooation A--IA~ t't _.,. al T1let .. _.._. ~ -11 .... 1 r.:.. -r... ~~ NOTICE IS HEREIY GIVEN lip .... ~ Wiii • ...,_ II Mcrlbed 'Ill .-ral .. : ,,,.. cndllon of tlll lbove Mmed dece*nt
low the district to be diP _... ..,..ii.. merc11e,,.... Miii..._ !~'-to~._.__ Nt 111 .,.,_ ,_,.. c1e1ma eo111t111 • l m•"'-•f 111e1 c er11111 ...,._. --•· -.,_,_..,.IW "'« ,.,d deQclent •r• required to mo solved, Jt returns ~ --..... -loceted •• LITT\.I! '"'*'llllecl Or-t.,. DllltY l'Not, !Mm, wltll tlle _.,, ~ Ill
...-.. 1 to 1h ty MIEIDEllURG, 109 M<Flddtft ~lece. J-S. 11. 19• 2'. 1N7 m.7 Ille office f1f tlle dlf1l of t11e lllCM -,,._.... e COUD an fMWpor1 9eec:tl. C•11lomla. LEGAL N011CB nlltd court. or lo ~I "*"· Wllll elect.ioo ~ called submitting T11e1 111e .iea enc1 111t dlle Oft ~ .,. ,__.,., vwdlet9. 10 tM ~ tbe _.,, • ettw Wfllcll lflt Mf'l111 dMCrlbed bulk IA .. 1.. lloned II !!It Office Of YOUNG, ,.ltEK-P•ut"'~ to the dil· treMftr w ...c:utloll flf • "'°''"" llOTICR TO c•aotTOllS HER a. HEWS, JIS W•t third ,,,_,, trlct's ~ for annrnval. lntffnl ,.,...,,..., ere le Ill C»M~ IUl'eRIOR COURT 01' TIIR Se,,tl Ane, Cellforftl1, Wllldl la 1111 •lece rr-meltd. -= STAT• 0, CALll'OllMIA of butlMH ,,. Illa llndtrtltMd In •II
No CHANGE
Oremercy IE.--ComP8fl'I', 1611 W. l'Oll TMll COUMTY 01' OllAMO• mtlte,_ ...rtelnlflV to Ille tlltete flf ,.14 Ml St,, La A...... Cellt,, fOOOIS. tie. A•S711t clectdellt, wltlll11 t ilt moftttl1 tftw IM
In ... _ of •'--0.19: July '-1"7. Ettele tlf FOltO M. ICAISEtt. eke tlnl Pllbllcellcl!I ef llllt llOflca. we case ~ New· Se .. , .. .. ~ to uld ,.niu, l'ORO MORGAN ICA ISEll ~ Oiied JUM 2. 1"7 port-Mesa Unified School 111e to11ow1n1 ...n1oM1 1M1n111 -NOTICE tS HHf!IY ci1vEN '° .ti. J..,,. "· w• . ""' edd-,,... ty ,.,., P81'1 ... wflll· credlton of the eboY• Nt'llld ci.cecs.ni Mervin G. Wfllb, District, Roper COmIDeDtecf, !ft tlle lhr9e YMtl lal pell en: tlllt 111 ,.,_ 111v11!9 clelma ... lntt tllecuton f1f Ille Wiii ol
"this probably would put =~ ::~ = =-~-::::.,.~~""-::",..::..~~fl= vou••· ,..:,: .. ::& .mn' dK'Mnt you back where you began." o ... : JulY s. 1"7. 1t1e offlc:e ot 111e der1I "' 111e 111ove ~ 11• •• 'hlN ,....,. Costa Mesa ftkh h"• the ltallen I . 1'111111 titted court, or lo ...-n1 ,.,_, wlltl 1.-AM, C:f::'
1 .... E.,..... o. CtwllY flle _ .. ,., -.c:Mra. to 1111 ~· ~I "" ......... majority 0( the v o t e r s, ...oc ..,_ e1 "'-Off'-'11 fief ettorNYI 'M!T.h.ct 0r1,,.. eo.tt 01111 P'lto1. would P'"'~-'-lu vote m' fa .~ ...... !• 1...?...... c-1 D•ll'( Pllet. SMITH. LUSIN • HARR. ~ J-s. 12. "· 24 1"7 l2W7 "UIHWV • J.,.... • ,_ m"1 el Lew, "·> Union .... Squere, JOO $.I-----_;,,_ ____ .,;,=:..;.;
vor, u they did in the elec· AMiii a .. 0nnoe. c.111or1M. w111c11 1a LEGAL NOTICE
Uon that unified the three LEGAL NOTICE :9 ~--:.1°' .,:S,::U ~~ ~~ -----------
dUtricts. And New p 0 rt IMmCI 01' nunH'S SALR =·~ ~n:-~ ::c'::iat-ei:. .::: SUf'HIOR cou~~-THR ITATR 0, Beach would probably vote .... 1411 llClllQI, CALll'O•MtA l'OR TMR COUNTY ... _ did . 0.. "-ft, 1"7, •t 11:• rcladl OetW M., JI l"7 Ofl OftA .... as u..:y m the past, /IJ#.., et "" s.t11 "°"' .mre11Ce to MA°11.Gue11 1TE L u1sE• .... 1AIV .;.._. .-:.n--ti h ~ Cewrn.u.t. Ill Ille Cltt el SUMMOMS ag.......... UUUH;6 on. MfM AM. WISTllRM MUTUAL COit AdmllllllrsMX al Ille , .. ~, ""'-.. 1a -"'--••T.... . nt•I• Of Ille 11bow MtMCI --1 UC OUl.J' VUR:I way that "°"" 1 ...... Ce11"nlle CorWtlloll. •• deCMtM STATE l'AltM MUTUAL AUTOMO-
OPEN wis.
Ctlesntltt ' Co.
Mum Net.., SMc*Aliph.•
Sp•lii ........ y .. ..,... :
See '* ~ family
bame ~. '..,..... bed·
l"OCllDI, s -..i .... ptu.
a P'ormal Dime Roam. .. • larl9 fam01 ftlOm.
Lcsye lot ~ w It b
plelt;y ol mom for a ~L
SpMlah da:w tbrou&ll ~t.
Tuteful i. Of ~
tile to accentuate o p t n
beam cMtiDp ..s wroupt
f r 0 D ftxture.. Excellent
Value at IM.500. WALKER
• LEE, -w..-Dr. ... mt. es-IM!I.
EA"STSIDE-
MR. CLEAN
1.lrlO SQ. FT. -with 3 ~
bedrooms plus , llJ8Ciou.s
bettia. This borne sbOwa
pride ol O'W'D1!1"1hlp throolb-
out. Excoelleot c a r p e t 11,
beautifUl drapes and lherp
eirurior. Assume existing
FHA -S~" Loan. $24,li50
Full Prlee. W Al.KER "
LEE, 20U Westclitt Or,
~mt. Open Ews.
USE YOUR 61
to buy ti.-fine clean 3
BR + Cun. Tm. Mesa del
Mar. Cnmpl w/avta, drps
fireplace, 2 baths. near
lehools. Only $26,950.
I · \I I • \' 111 I ! rt::Jl"j \I:\' II\\
r ' 1 j ' II
1<83 Balcer, CM,
IAYCREST
Attractive 4 becbooin home
with large tami1¥ R d:m-
tng room • 21i9 beth& • and
faml!y room. $52.500, S5(XX>
~ Tbe btO' ol Che year.
Open Eve. M&-nn
'7'HE ~J E:P..L
:.;;:.ST.1-..,.TERS
ea-"Well that'• why we form-
ed the unification fighters.
we are not interested in
paying through the nose
witb huge taxes for all the
problems cauaed by unifica-
tion. That's their buaineas.
lbe district nu'ght be d .,,....., .,,...., flle dlM fl lrllll mlde SMITH. LUSIM a. HA,lltt. BILE INSUltANCI! COM,.ANY, e -· . . e-br R...., E, Oougila, Jr. -1!1'1 M. A~ 11 i.-, -•11on, "llllltlff va. JOSl!l''HINE unified, according lo Roper DwlfM. ~ .,,. wife •lld ,... 411 ., ......... ._... POWELL, lllO --•• JOSIE,.HINI! .. 1•-Poo' •23,950 Would be to' ta~ th .' ~ >.-It, 19'1. In IO«* JON. Ill IMll Miii! SI. JOHNSON, DOE I tllrOUOh DOE XXX, ~ ~ ._
"What we want is to de-
unify these two towns and
let C.0.ta Mesa take ~ of
its cbDdren, and Jet New·
port Beach take care of
our children. We are not in-
teresited in their problems,
and we want them to keep
their bands off our prob-
lems."
'PICK POCKETS'
Forgit hu said that "uni·
fication is just a fancy
wont for letting other peo-
ple pick our pocets -le-gally .• ,
Section one o( AB-14:5, the
unification law, says that
its intent ls "to alleviate, to
the ex.tent permitted by
the slate's fiscal circum-
sta~s, the heavy burdens
now belng imposed on local
property taxpayers in pro-
viding adequate support for
the pubUc schools."
Dr. Newcomer has com·
mmted that "unification is
3 way to equalize the bur·
den of education between
rich and poor districts. The
unification between C o s t a
Mesa 1nd Newport Beach
met the objectives of the
state 100 percent The
chances of the st.ate ever ap-
proving de-unification ot' this
district are nil."
Forgit's proposal to (Ind
school boundariu is nol
new.
One ol the unification
plans ~ubmltted to the St3te
Board of F4ucatlon would
have permiUod th~ Newport
Harbor Hil(h School Di11trict
to be »Lit between CostJi
Mt>sa ~ Newport Seadt,
11ce e UDl• ..... II, f//f Officlll llK«'dt of Or· o,.._. Clfttwtl... lnclllsl_.., D ... llllents. fication law into tbe courts .,,.. Cwllf'r, Cellfamle •'-' to MQIN Teh M?..,. THE ,.1!0,.LE 01' THI! &TATE '()¥ Sharp Seehaven HomfJ.
te . , , •" loidltLlull-Ill favor of E. T .• ,,._,. 11W .... "'""9tf'tlt CALll'OltNIA. 1~' Anthony Pool with lo st ita constitutionality. OWi •• ..,. l(efMrlN ~. P'U111'9Nd orenve coest D•lt~ P11o1. To Ille ·~ 111mtc1 0..111c1enta: Roper said the State Board~--_, __,wife.,.:..~ lelflt "'*"'· J-s. 12. "· ». 1t61 117-47 You •re llereb't' directed to ~•r band 1
et -egregate s>eb-
r . - -.. v, ull'Mt by ,.... end --Ille c:ome111111 al 111e •bow bled dedcing VA no down
o Education ha s an opin· -• ... 111Aec11 • c.n1111 ..,..... LEGAL NOTICE 111rnec1 p1etnt1ff 111N 1" .,,. •bow ~ ion from ,.._ stat lto ...,_ _ _, ...,.. tlolk • • WlllOI m1ec1 court In Ille et>ovt enlllled I<-or FHA terms. Hl.l1T)'! ...., e a ~ -,_., flov--.r "· '*· !ft 1ton brOllOll1 tt•rna1 you 111 .. 14 mir1 College Realty 54&-5880 general that the law is COD· lodt '107, ,... 71&, _?;!, Mid Oflldlt MOTICR TTO .... C1R7eOITOaS within TEN deya efter 1"9 Ml"VICI _.;
titutio J B . lt-91. wtll Mii II ,..... le euctlotl to you of ltllt lummOftt.. II Mf'Vtd wltlllft --
S na. ut Jt has nev· IN """"' tldder for cltll. ~ ..... Ill IUl'RltlOlt COURT 0, THI ,... ..,..,. lllmed COllnlV. or wlllllft NOW'S THE
er been tested in the courts. ::,.~."'°:' .c:'.. ~,,:'~18!,r~;_'; ~ ,o• ·~~~· c:~N~u;:"~i~".. T~!,TY.,.c1e~,!, "=••1-:i~:ii,_
UNRUH
to lffle, ,,....,..... °' 1na;mllfl11C>1S. Me. A • Mn6 you M> •PPl•r end 111-r. ,.Id pl1ln· T ACT Ille lflNrtllt ~ lo tncl now held Eatete ol ANMTAZIE IUSTA, De-lllf wl11 l•k• flldgmtl!t for 1rw _,. IME FOR
,...,,_ .., Mid T""'" under uld OMd of ceeaed. or d1meoes .s.m.,,.... !ft Ille corn-• m:: Unification la w AB Trvtt, 111 Md to 1t1t tolklowlnO delcrft>. NOTICE " HElllEISY GIVEN lo "" Pl•lm 11 1rl11nt UllOll C011lrec;t, or
1.u : a th ed b s . A Id r*'1Y '°""""' tfedlton of ,... ..,..,. Mmtd decldenl Wiii epply .. Ille COllrl fof' lllY olller ..,, u or y • late s-~Id ...... 1n •lllf to .,. lflllt 111 .,.,_ 11tviil6' Cl•lmt eoe11111 r•llef cltm•nded !ft "'-~11111n1 '-'UICK CASH sembly Speaker Jesse M. Hor1Mfl)' sue 1w1 • '\.ol 1 o1 Trtd "" 11kl decedtll1 ••• ,...,1r..i 10 111e 011ec1 Mly ~ 1w " ,-r
Unruh (D·Inglewood), bas :!-C:;.c. •;..:r 22 '"!::CS~~ Ml:.:"'~:"',,,'':.:--;.:'.~~.: <Sffll w. E. IT J<>t4N. THROUGH A come in for a Jot of criti· eel.._ ,,,.._, ...cor• • .. 1c1 Or· lllled court. or to present 1111m. wltll c1tt11 • • • •ft91 c-.ty Cellfonlle, ueeltd br Ille ~ry voucllera. lo lllt llnd9r· Iv W. I!. 111~•
Clim M.Dce Its passage in 11111 cen.111 ' ..... tll!M $e111mMr signed el Ellla I. Stoen. 1363 WW.tweed Depu:r.. Cletll ~m .thSever
1
a_J 1bi~ls are now :.;.1:!; ~ ":. =.,~-.. ..,..; :i.1":;: t!-0911.t:!" ,,,c~~ Of~~~ :=:-..... .,.,. ftCAILY PILOT e egJs at1ve hopper ..,. ..-1tlMllll w. Koll • ei.• """"IOM<I 1n 111 mett.n per111111rie ".,....._ 1..o. c11...,.11 II',
which would amend some ;:.. ~~ ~ ;.,"" 1:.a,. ":; !°1x ":on~ .. .:r .. tt>': ~::"..':: !=:;-•.., ~........ WANT AD
of the more controversial ._ •tt• ,.... 4i ., 0Mc111 Rec-• 0 ftt,'!., "°'J ta. J l"utLlhMd Or•11e1 c-1 0.111 "'"' • · f .,. et Or ..... C-'Y Cel.,.,.,,11 Md ,,.,. une 2. 1 .. 7 .,.. 11, 1', M 8lld Jvly a. 1H1 17«7
pr0V1S1ons o the law _ the .. .,_..... .. .., '.,, lllttrJm...t MAltY ANNA sLicHtA 1-------..:......-------------------unification along h · b ,..... ~ t4. !"2. 111 .. Exec111'1'hc of t11e wm of ""
ch I bou . I g ,,_ ..... -0"1clll ltecorcb. lllove ~ cleQdenl s oo odar1es c 1 a u 1 e .., ,... ~ • ,..~ o&lfelilOlll nus 11110 SLOAN, •nottNavs
and the mandatory ele<:--_.,... w .. w DeM l!lcllld"" ...., ~ =~~ ...
tions every two yrars 0th· =~ .. ':! ..,.,.... • h Ttv1tte tt11 uu1 m-1m
ers would increase the re-0etMa Ml~~ MUTUAL At=;:_,. O:::"'l.-1 oer1Y ,.11o1.
wards for unification CORl'OltATION. Trvt1.. JVN s. l2. "· "· 1"' uu1
A statement by Assem· erce'~.:~ Ve•tn!Nrvll. LEGAL NOTICE
blyman Jame~ Whetrnore ..,., (R-Garden Grove ) expi-•-· """"1tlttd °"'-ceert D•llY P'ltot. NOTte• TO CR•OITOH -J11111 s. n. It, 1"1 112M7 SU .. RRIOR COURT 0, THI
why he and all the .ither -----------nAT• 01' CAL.,ORNIA flOll
<?range County rcprrsentA·l===========:::;.I TM• cou::"A·s:1 ou111ea tive11 voted for thr law 10· ••l•te of Wllll•m o. Hay, •loo known ltw!~ H Wll111m Gordoft Hn, tllO kriow" 11 ~. The Wlllllm G. Hey 111 Oeettaiecl.
Whetmore wrota tl1at h· NOTICE " HEltE8Y GIVEN to "" , ., credllon of ""' •!love "•med ~I voted t~r the final passage Oring• Coist's 1t1111 111 ,er-11ev1"' c111m1 ... inti
of the bill full y aw.~r,. of 1•• "'-"14 •-111 •rt rte1Ulr«1 10 me " < u. lhefn, Wiii\ IM MC:e ... ry V~.. 1n
defects, some or \\ h I c h Most Complete ,... ottlce • "" ~ .. '* Of "" •bowl
d t11llti.d (OUfl, M to prtteftl lhlm, wllfl were ue lo the ~Jl('rlf with ,... ,,__,., ~. 10 ,... Ulldef.
which it wa~ <Jraffpcf PRINTING •felled •t .,,. offtc. of ..., Anorntn Frer«ll11 •lld Frenklln, Atlenlevt, 101
·: Howe~er. 1l \\ ;i~ made EH i "'" Sir"'. coo11 """"•· c e111orn11,
quite plain th 1 th wt11c11 1. ,... 111ec. e1 ""'1,,... ., 11M a l'rp would srRYICE Uf'Oe,.ltntd Ill •" INllen _..1n1,,. ht' no additional m o n e y S:: 10 IM ••Ille ol .. Id dt<edeftl, wlllll"
whatsoever for ,.0, new ~~. ":::! etter "'' 11 .. 1 PVt>ll<e11o11 °'
schools. addition.. 10 old Detf(! Mn 22. 1 .. 1
schools. or evl'n lor laking ='ff11•11HM'f"'fl?-i~~ut~iK "!i ,... e1111t e1
lnlo account thl' thiiwumcir. .. ,._"• ,::: ;:=i.:'"*' c1tc1c1tn1
or new sl~denl!I "111, come l Phone 642--4321 '" 1... 1ett1 ''""· Into Cahrorni;I'\ '<'hools c .. ,. Meoa, ee11ftnl11 T•h M .. DSI,
H eh year unlr~, \It 1"'1==============-AltorMYt ._ ••'"'"''· wa~ nnssed " h "Wt""" .~·-c..11 Otl1Y "''°'· • ,. • P "rot~. Mey 1' 111d June s. 12. If, lff1 '""'
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HOURS POI SALE RENTALS
1• ....... 1000 ........... ~ 1200
'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .._,.... llilwa&nl OWNll DISPIRA Tl
HMlai• leech 1400 How. Unfurnl.._,
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DOVER
SHORES
Illy' ...
Views
HUNllll&TON C0tta Meu 1100 _o...._r_at ____ _
. taU&E .ta11~.2~~~;p&0J!:
4 BR 2 be. flpb. BIO<'k ~ la.ndtcpd clOle lo
fenced ,.... -,GOO FHA. achla A lbPf, $225 mo.
Pat lhh 1 t.-n Rlty. Avail Jw 29. Drtve by 147.alU t 193-4152 968 °Paularlno CM theo
, __ ~.-S 8*a, 2 -* N.-port
__... 0 ,, I •wy 4 ~ llome. Cpu,
81"3 .. lllGIDf wWl red dr1ls. bltlll, -~ plc:k-dit niot.............. 412-146! nma. ........ ~tam· up wmptL 213: .
b .._, eiallll!lll titch-SACRD'ICEl Drtve by 2231
... .,... locadoo! ..... ..,......,. La.De. Call:
100
Cliff :JJ,.
:;;:!: phone SD-C12'l tor appt. LAGUNA 11.ACH
1612 iiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiio Luxury Furn/Uofum
$85 iSachelor • l 6 2 BR
w ._,., • til! OlltY 59-5111. Make olJet. 3 .. .-l!lw::W .. ..-: Bdmll. 2 ba. tam. rm. Wetfntl• 0.
.... ......... ......... 4 BR., flt.raQ1 rm., blt·lm.
-Weltdlft 0.-. IGdJO Oa Cal cit BM; ar adioola $32,000. Vacant. 2009 Ceo· "HUDY-te11a PL Ml 6-1221
BY ()oner. 4 Bll, 2 baths,
Bltnl, frplc, c:pClf, fncd patio
and 1atd aD JD. 2-ear gar.
~ !:ut-Mut seU. 9430
Ladllplr l)r, ~
Steps to Shore 6 Shope
2 BR with carport, 2 child-Oceanview trom eftl'J Apt.
rea, water pd, llCl'Oll from Leue ircim $lSO mo.
Wl.laon St. School. 2194 Mon1b to Mo. AvaiWlle
Placent1a An. 537..0llM). 100 Q.JFF DR. ~
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0.... .... .:ti. HOW! QUALITY WE9TQJJT
Em"a lllrp '"-rm., 2 f..Br. hmll1. 2~· ftE. 2-BR/Ganie. Lee patio. -------=-::_ Bil'• -..... Ba dbl a!D, DUCED! °'"1e' ~ $, Ane ...... t 63° Cpl&, Drps, Stove, Rel rig.
%\i ...._ Qmt r.,.t Jnrtne OCEAJO"RONT 2 BR, on ~2 * l ff-. • ~-ac. S4440 Quiet secluded Tropical set· ft~;'
Temlce loadka CaD to lot. w/approved plans for annull lne. Xlnt uwrst ting for adultJ. 1 blk·•bops. ,..... .. -ca AVOCADO. 2l>cl unJt. $500 down. Aalume -""" 54a 7249 $135 mo. 646-2267 APARTMENTS •~11
6«.. Jo ~ S.A. Sita· ...,_.... · "" --------., .....,..,. "·-ta •-· A'f'e CUii DOSH, lellttr 7" ID. . CLEAN! ATI'RAC! 3 br-2 ;'Bi A;, achdt. ~ °" n1' &CllEI
FAIRWAY VW
.. IL--Coves 1215 L .. una leMh 1705 ba. Love.ly lie yard! Nr-CaD for an appt 1 Ir 2 BR. Fan Ir U..... 11J6 5 lllp ~· · rDOW.ewt mpwa,y -Meaa Verde CIC. Avail &e4SCl Frpka . Prt./Paam ....... ~ .. I p '91111111. ,_ 5G.uD ~ ~~ 2 LGE 8dnu. l~ ba1bl. Ll'l"1'IS DOUGH July 1. $225-mo. * 56-8155 Team • Ollllbll1 Bldlt. 11
Wr • , •• ,. llldlliOOll& ONLY $19,000 ~~ a:_:t. REAL im.;~ieteran • ~t~I~'!1r~. Cotta Meu 5100 :Sea~~ IBM6 a E. na a -.
DWils --. d9iO .-_ A llllDe 6ial bu been w/OJ. ~-Spacious e TOWNHOUSE. * ~mo 1--------tlbcAIGllr s. 0.. a.,J OP 811 C.llLhllit Ir • ..... = .;:..•1:..~ = J1WWW•edlr lm111ewedfer Newport Sheree 1220 3 BR Sb&, w/w carpets, •Avail July lit. 5e7627 HAllOI Nat tD BeMm .._..
••• II. '-...__. I-* a __. c.mr. l BR, modlkltdr. ra.950 . No On QUIET 1 .. e 1 BR, older......._ lrihk &&.-J • m N. ~ Mft'111111 ... .., -.......... baiut.iful lawn WALK tD beach. l.arse "A" pmt S15T m0 pnt. .,. ..--~ .,_ .... , Olr.Mmll LIDO~ _.e • ~DAILY wltli _. 'hfi. s:l!llll cm cwoer. 2 story 3 BR 2 Mi.ton~ 494-0731 ~d~:e. be:a~/:!. c::::.: GREENS ~-:.. ~. ,!9 = ::.. <>m. V"ll!W!
u.5 .... batbll, • "*8 old · $30,950. e MONA.Bal BAYe -... ~ ..., =======;::z:;;t
Stl.400 501 Monab1 St.-~=~> :~:.~·=~ :~:!n'7i.!.ft~i1::: /~~s':.'~ from $100 ::-_:.ltwsi'15mo.
Dllae l>lllks 1 -~ bm. MHJ.49 bt, S bl. M.:-Emt e JUNE 19th 110 JULY 15th I CALL 646-)J(K BACHELOR, FURN A Om V. FnDld.ia. JWr. * PttlMI ~1 * · • ... _.., w..cti ._ ~ooo .ru1' ID. A-3 BDRM HOUSE. , .... ,_ ... .., '13-222'2 l')rea flS.91 -B -It wt111 111.t ..... J ... u• • OUllma .,... 5 .. ._ YI •-ss·......!a.. _,, .. ~ . .,.... • ~ (Jll) DU 5-6529 Ul''l.I' u....... .. -
F.t.Cll Utuit Bdlw "1w11w mallr ...,......MDMVll IC2..J.U6. HJLLTOPIPANORAM.IC VU! $120 per mo. Untum. (Utlla tDcluded) LARGE! a.EAH! CXJNVEN. llDd dc:e. rr._ • ._ ~-) ,. -.-, __ ..,_ 769 W. 20th St., CM IINr! l BR-2~ Ba. DQla. J151 P1at:611fa. a.ta ._
a..t .......... ..S ==-. ~ ;::=: -• o:= 6% Dover Shorll 1227 "8upial I llr . 2 ~a. Den, I CUTE 3-BR. * Near l 6 2 BR Furn/Untum Q>la .. Drpe., Bltna. SZ2SaA. &a.518 • *5111 ftlm.
,• ia b1 UM c mllliw .., DD, -ra Z.Frplcs, Deck. Prine-only. WESTCLIFF. Large yard. 3 BR UNFURNISHED • CaD ~ Zill' !Itri*. sm _. Oat~ Oner :ft;~ -WIU. G. D. IUCCOLA DOVER Shafts 1\anda stJle $33,500 * O!mer, 494-7413 I Sl50-MO * 6(2.1234 M -m JJ.lllllr a.
llM priced 811 .a! ..._ ... , lnu•eNftf C.. View Home, 4 BR, 3 be .. 3CllO NEW ' Br 2 ba Monarch . Hnt.ed Poola, Qilld Care HwdlH .. 8" IMda 5m r ·-1 -
·. l'w • ' C '1llr 6ft.Gl'2 aq..a_ IMMENSE back yard &y 180..,.. wb.I~ water Anilablt, the lit Center, Adj. t.o SbosiPiDc ------------:Cmlla===lllm.===ID=S.:=llll=:I • c.11 .,... .. Q1he .. J la lOOdJO' '65.000. ()wow. view.··-49S-l530 3 BR, carpeta, ~need 2700 PetenaD Way, at Bar-! EX'l"&A IPIXliL ! f!!lll!ll!!l~--•-111 .. ..,... .._ ... O.ica C.. lot ..,... ya.rd. $125. 642-7163 bar• Mall, om Mela. ,.. GAJU>£M .wrs-. ue. '
,_ • .. ._ -.. • ai;;:;:;;=::::::;:=:::::::::::::i;:;:=:. Afl'ARTMINTS ! BR, 2 bl., b1c b1ck ,.rd 560l'IO .._., adua rt t c 1 t.. # 3 • I.DIS ._ -.-
..... T• -... 1mL Wst· leclc .., 1-pga Ml.I l910 fend, $UiO mo. 10C1 Wklr ..... Hr'8dl A ~ &-I. aa. -.ti. ,_ ......
cmo. -!1.11-8019 IMMIDIATI ... -:.., du :::f" ..-.-. • -......._ • .. •--;;-=:~ -."ta;: alMUl •A(Z nlVICf BEltmrUL »UNITS 1-========1 OCCll'·•u..-y • _ ._. __ 1&--•at.•&.naa •" -.... ---a.e.ie ..... 1W' 1tvt111 wtaa ~ wen 1oca1ed Ne~ ~ noo ~ -------··-... S..t. • t•-~-.--iiiii"-fl ......... :,,.~:o,~::; ~:',~=~ wr ~ Center COME Oii ova ,_. -Uuilw• XUf'!~~ oc~.au f•,..._ -1:. .,_,,,_, ..... r..-. aa.-i...., Doqp.aa, Colden ~h,lBR.,dlble. [Al'lll 2 • S Wrm. 1 "6. Acn111 .--... '"' ~ _.., .,....,. .,..,._,, --· w:t'O:u.re a Freeways. gange; .,.._.... exter.; yr CU'plta, ....._ ........_ __ ,._, ____ ....,._.._
OflN DAILY Belt 1oc:stima near jetty. Mult lee 1IO appreciate old. Beaut. c&ll>· • drapes, TO lfl HARBOR Walt tD ..._. 1 .. fl!llla 5 JCBD. t le~ i. ..,._.._.,._Pa-Qmminc 3 BR bome, Jee Cenna del Mar 1250 thl& barpm. auto. aar~ door. Frplc. • ae.ch Jlhd a 111a1a. CaD VER VAl..l.Er, "'IAulf·
dlle a..I ...,..,.., will _..., pstlo, rn,soo. UTIFUL • • c. Near UCI. Lew 1..2 yr. ffEll!Uft SIDE OWllft" IQ.~ ' I.Mm,.. pat~ .,.
m l'.>ialm' DIM • tram ..._ JtMI Eat• Co. IE.A • • • • • · 4 UNl'IS • fiftplaces, bwlt-buia $230 per month or ol-UlllJ ~ Ba J -. JOOI. ,...._ • an.-dlr I ..-.
Newpart BtN. m1t • 11Ut ,_ E. B&lbaa ems., Balboa ••••• EXCLUSIVE lnl, ~ .\ drapes, pri· fer. Mara Ka 1, 1111 GafWcl tr wee_.. ~
8t. flD ORio1e 3-C140 81t0ADMOOR vate ftl1 klcated in H.B. 673-1400 833-1189 Eve1. New 2 It 3 BR 2 ba Aptl. HA Pft SL 1 Jiii N all =======:::;i;:::I
Harber View HUis S42 <M» BAYFRONT 3 BR. 2 ba, dodt ,,,_!117 c;,..ria~ Garfield, can ,.,._ tD-MN ...... la 0-. '2JI
llalJt .. • 8* mip 1 BR SA&.B OfAC& HOME + INCOME One ot. tbe On.made Award Ted W•y 1Uty 536-2337 space for small boet. Anil s;1034 lqr. · m·am D!UJX 2 BB. QIU. c1rpa. 5 ACa:a. t ., ...... W.9 lil~ab l BR. J BefM. !am rm + Winning aro.dmoor' bomea 15 ·-....... 40322 July J. Refs. Yrly lse. ........... _..... ...-.... ....,, vn•-, ... ~. bamt. n.ra npt. Seipa-JVll muw1 1 DD 2 ..._ ~ Apt. bu come bd on the marlt-~ ~ . .,....,, · 67., IOl<.M\ ....,.. ........,. ---•..,.. ·--~ ._
.. ---.. -"'...., ·-N ........ KA 000 h .,.....,,., HJ.-I_....._,. -I - -• rdt ldr* pte • __. UALTY CO~ANY $51.5118· tlODO DD. et. Thia nat popular p.... .~ _,, cas . ..._. -_,,,, 4'19
inc aree PLllS aaadt Jud 811DoNrDr .. Saile101 Ceocp wllu.m.on. Rltr. bu 4 bedxooma, Cathedral 57' BamDtoll. CM, 54S.3S46 Lido lale 3351 .I \IDll\Mft 1. % 6 l Bll'a. Low rmt! ... ..._ dlr 1 91-. a wWl COftftd pmtio Ir "l4) ~ -· mGI OPEN~-Open Beem celllnp. Gra· lENTALS y futUUl'I~ 19".".2 !bmdulpa Aw. Apt B ar .._. _. ·
bids al .. !'w •co w/w v ---ck>ol Courtyard, All eJectrlc HoUMI "'"'' htd CLEAN &: SHARP! 3 Br, 2 * Jn.'Tm * B&lU kg p s I --llftt ~ ~ liS&-ill Ao&INI' fOI NEWPOltT HEIGHTS ldtcbm • a Multitude of 1 ba. Near beach, aoutb patio. • Spedoua 3 Br'a • 2 Ba Aft. .a ,..._ o..t. 2 ~ pe.oect ... A MACCO....., C.. e 3Br...t~ Ba. Nw epta. ~ ... .JJ~bn.:! Costa~ 2100 LeauS775.67J..5017 e ·~-~'~"~-"'=·ia ...,.... W_.... "'° 2 ...... ..._..tlf. mar& ea. lie pat d &lie •~-vv -.--...... ...... , ...... ,
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..... S,.t.... Mr.-Nwpt Schools. $23.SOO. OPm 1 to 5 DAD..Y er call: 1etttn1 tor adltl. l blk shops. ba f , 646-5769 = N~~ a:: 9USINISI ... OWNER * fl&.'1143 ,,_ _ Oii' ..... 7 • ...u, UtG. 646-226'7 S BR, 3 • am rm, sw1m-
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Choice Bayfront & Baker, SA. nr twy1 836-7407 HARBOR TOWNHOUSE VE'l'ERAM a.di .mlmt time. D1t cwar lar ,_ ON NORTH BAY Waterfront Rentala 2217 Harbor Blvd. C.K. neecia a. l BR ar B-=la em. .-,.. 0 c'rte ·
One ot '*"1t &q' lota anll both SUmmer & Yearly Duplex• Unfurn. 3975 (Entrance al.lo oo Wlbon) AJt. Under $111. Nr OCC. al U..W Oww::eah*-V TRACT ~ 3 Bet 3 Ba home FURN " UNFVRNTSHED ·--uda ~ Won ....... W.W. a , •••• 0.. o,,ar
with * 6 a1lp. LO'vei¥ 1.y & 8e1ch 2 • BR DUPLEX/BLTNS 9STm .t__,. D~TE! Need prap 118t9ro• fll I.mp,•
inner prden + tierraoe. a..lty Inc. ClOled garage. Oldtt J>e0-Spac 2 A 3 Br. l~ ba-tr 111np up to Sit -.. ..a. CALL ,..-
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CLOSEOUT R. C. GREER. Raltor 2025 W: Balboa Blvd., NB pie pref. Sll5 mo. 548-9937 ~ti. [)rps. 2 pools. H~ Deb er ~ a::m.. Cd ASMCJATE .... a
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L-.....t...-o. .. ta -----"----2-nn-rental. 2 BR. slpt 6. 1175 Gener1I 4000 ''The Gables" an WU... 56-Jllll a&IP't.. m-%1m v. II. A.aet .--2 ) 9mAftftUf FOR Sale by vwuer. an per wk JuJ,y S185 wk Aua.
-.. ft. flll hllr arm-• llUlllVVl'IJ 2 bath Watertr_mt Cottage, &t2-ll839 HOLIDAY PLAZA New 2 BR, l~ ba, w/prtY wrD! GARAGE or car ·. · llFA1S. * ESt' ... ,..._
Alli fier A • lar 45 ft. s16.~ to Pr1v dock, dble prage • ---·------DELUXE spacious 1 BR., pr, $120, adult&, crpta. Space flar llUll car. Mr-Ir-Hew eqslp. LFAV11'G 1-r JMM. Let a ..... tt ti,_ ~ aa..ed for apt. $91,500. 225 2 Bit Hou.w Fum. F\tm. &: un1\lm. aplll. for drps, bit • 1D1. ~/padoa. vine Ternoe. m.811 8'Wd. JtBAS! * Cul: ~· Grand Canal, Ballaoa Ia-Blk to ocean. ru5 yrly. adult living. From SJOO. lndscpd A maml K1'7 lllL NmtJUI, U lall:-
"Rlllr'" !FlillC IG-1B s1a575 J.aod. '75QOI, ~ Heated pool, ~ting, Orange Ave. 537-0380. l-fw ._. '"5 TASTEE ntm. "
C-.. Vt 40 drape 1. ample parking. NEW 2 BR, Ji,, ba, all elec. 3 BLD '° ~· MDI ..-. OltJ. er-• llllb -....... l'ltENCH QUAltTEI Huntington INch 1400 Back a.y 22 1965 Pomona, CM 642..s8S8 crpt&, drpa, GE kitch lee 'f'ice, Ollar TV •. Sll wti ~· DI da. Pttme ADc:. ~:0·
$11.tSO ....... Ce. tOWNHOUSU HUGEi IEAUTIFULI SMALL MODERN snJDJO balcony, view mcl/pr, nr en .. St. ~Ilda. Bia mt. Cmlla Jllm.. .
POOL HOME --r MA909 aw. a ·VACANTI type hae. Large yard, Sep. Costa Mesa 4100 bus adultl, Sl» SUNBA.~ BOOll GBms -. S ......
!Wax ID <Q'ID1 <km' 1lldlllt .ma Aft. Newport Welt b 0 m e er9tf lot noo. * 60-1272 --------120 E. 20th SL MHt4l entr • ....,...,.,! Prmr Sii.-. Dwa .... Yt
...... al Ciiia lid2 SWiii-la WDl'CUlT muvE .. COSTA MBA (clme to the bftcb) 2 $25 Wk. DUPLEX $85. !.«e l BR, 10UJll"I' penaa. SI.ms Elllt OI.. Oner.
11JNG PCXL .t Im a,..._ Newpllt Sada IG-'22112 LOOI llOI _.. .--birb wltla an the Laguna Buch 2705 e Studio le Bach apts. cbie t.o abp'c· Lndry, ~ MEN ONLY PVT ROM& <DIN LAmmtlY 1~-
tutic aetdins al fall 11""11 ..._. ~ ;:.,.w. .--.. extru ~ 220 Volt FOR LEASE, exclusive e Incl Ulils &: Phone l>ll!CV. ener. Quiet. Older PC1 pref. SEPARATE. l2'l'RAMC& Good S-. % '8 £+~
,..,...,_. l amd ._ .._ .....--"-. Part ot the e Maid service -TV avail. ~2118. ..."'-... • ~ * ~-Will dee1. o..r. -., l lL L.:--L--LOTSI 15 --· w•oe& New, comp. funl, all ,,,_.... ~ --~ .,. ...,.. __. v •-OWNDl LEAVING June ~ Is tncmded at blb e New Cale & Bar . LARGE DeJWlle 2 BR. 2 be. . ONJON cm 1entee ....
Dine llvime roam, IDMler am ........ jmt .... • llat all llode1 home. $13,950 ~~~a:~l.!ae be::. 2376 Newport Blvd. 5e~ elec. bltna, qita. cirp.. kar LARGE bedroom lar 1 • 2 ta *' +• ADc:. m a-.
bedloam .._ llilllK 0-'° 8q A Qcaa. Qaiet street.. Nice ne~ ltex L ......... Rellty $135. 1 Br apt. S155.. ALL UTIL PD. * STUDIO ~· Adults. 1'Jrn _. =:n KJt. rd'f'. PltJV. BA. mt llMt.r BL. QI .
doan to a JDdl ahenh a> IXJPLEX SMe • .$11,.59 ~ 3 ... Bn 2 battl 147.2525 585 GleMeyre, a.l(l56 furn. Lawn, Trees. Adult. ant. 240 16th Pl. ~ =~-·===---cannd PAno. A GREAT u> lllOl'D. ~ 'II' doallle ~ an built-l£AL ESTAn aa.--... _ ..r:-
BUY o.111 $11.M VETS tnmt Ba11o11 Blvd. $9,!D tm, family room Ir in bee~ TOP VALUE *SUMMER -4 BR, 2 BA, $86-mo. * 2335 ELDEN $90 • 2 BR. DUPLEX.°'* ....._._, --
NO DOWN. WAVESI VlEWI tifll.I cmdidon. FHA or VA tor yout dollar In ttiia 111 blk. to Victoria, sreat NASSAU Palma. l & 2 Br, in, Wate~ Adu!= _ ..... __ .. _____ WE tt# 1 lft8lll
W ALKE1t A LEE OCEAMrRQNT -JD'td7 l t1nm • $115 mo Includes S t a t du at Seriel with Ylewl Owner . · · fM..2215 furn • unf. Sl<X> · "40. Hid peta. 2lS 1.-ne Pr 1' I I toc11 dftd limdlers w119 are
ml Bsr1ml' Bil ...._ p f 'a Pt'a baa CAlL 541).1151. ~ barctwood floon, pool. 177 E 2'lnd St. 642.J645 ·2~ unfum., O'f'erloob ., petjtift a nlls md
56a1 ()pa ti I P.ll. dm*le lllle -faadtJ' ~ Ba:ttace Real Eltate patio, carpets • ~. Vacation Rental• 2900 aolf course. U<X> 574 Joam, * $1000,.,. wMt * ror an tna., 11-. EASTSIDE clmtial seL lo .ttiac ~ s BR l~ ballll, w/• ca-Ovmer pay& 1)0lnts at Newport BNch 4200 CM. 646-6671 * BePa .,,_, iao!f1 •ef nn-a and .._ Cll Jlr.
d9ded Jllllio -best bQJ pm. ~ dllposa1, ga-$23,.500 -VA Ol' nlA tenna. Huntington Harbor mid with t11i1 bame ·•ID-PQDP. et-!nt ; BVea..IJ•PEI. lit $1'f,5DI -oimftd -tio near PACIFIC SHORES . WATERFRONT DELUXE New Watefront. N .. _ h 5200 come lflL M BR 111111 2-1
nASill SPEClAU ·--,.. REA TY Wk or mo durin' July It ewport -•c ~ Not.-i.d a it .... A INCOME m.oak 6 ahopplng. $17,S. L COMPLETELY FURN: + la!' 3 wks of Sept. Pvti>ier BR Al*· °'9' Mcct 11 T.D.'1 6145
Mtdit pUit A elbow ~ TtrJM 'J1UPLEZD -• 2 $lD dn or w1ll ccaider Mi-2581 ~. ~ boat slip, use or pool, ten-It float. Sips 8. 673-4643 or MlOO ~· P)'mult o a 1 y --·--~-----
ooakl maR tis. real ... ..ut1*. Xhlt -tD a.,, 'J'Dll. OurDer/Bkr. 60-4G2 REP()fftfftftal nis court. Walking ctiltance // I $2'lX. a.... .,.. 1"' »1' Dl!COUln' -..
:·: I~ U' bdlil, 2c:s A Oma. M.t ml/llCCOllllt *EARN $950 for T.L.C * .JaJJNll lo ocean. 2 BR. $100 mo. (213) CR 4.c686 La •b dD kt i.t TD..,._ Jam. W 1D die l 1'9S d 'T
pnp. a..e to .:t.ooll 6 .mn ~ Good CIPPt1 Bd Bay/J..ce lot w-111aYhle-3 BR . $850 mo. (2 months DELUX Furn Duplex Ba.Y· rt. '1 lludr.,. lm&h'la_, ...._, acc:ti. dime. Re-
Watditl Shoppbc Cm7IB' ir iuuutmeut miD;tad -UJ,B LESS $850 or: $23,500 minimum). A g en t. Call front. 1&2 BR's. July, At:g, 7'l&al30 ~ aoea. .-t lar aotk& °D'lllb' U ~ _._.__ 1 • • .. S-". 217 i;-.1-. .. attr. NB Deluxe AptL -ft ,.2 -· "'"-1la -"'-" :• $J.U15. No .... to V• -9mllllll!r • •.-r -mA I Oner will punl 4 BR 2 bath, carpet& 6 Jackie Bruns 847·25.n. at ~... ""'ti~" 1 J,500 ca_ .. ~ ~ """!__ ·==~ ~ sa dowa F.ILA. $125.D -eau.. l Br. lnrd On/ plaiter wa111 A--.._ __ , .. redec:orat· 213 : 447-0'194 W/Prlv. Boat Slips _,.. -~ ~ ~ ~
......... t:...a.-.L.. ,._ ... ....-• ·~v CABIN for rent, furn., VI· 2 &: 3 BR -2 Ba e Lot wHlt -~· ~Tln , Oplm Eu8. ........ _.. Da1t1 RlM>dea/Rltr III "8 ed • clffned, $3Cm under t beddi A AHNOUNCIMENTS
· ~ W8', RaHor oept or ng crocer-Corona cMf Mar 4250 from $250 O>O· • Eut 1~ Strert. _. NOTllCIS ' ,_ & Balboa Btcd.. Balboa * WESTSIDE * VA apprahal. Vacant. lea! Sleepe 1. $6.'i WK., $35 e CARPETS e emta Ilea ,_,_._ • -e a BR, •ell Dkicpd. feoced. lltASHIAl REAL TY Wkend, (Frl. to SUn. noon) 1 Bdrm Excel location. e DRAP~ e Price '65,GDD R-...1 ._ a..-' ~
..,._ ~ Hr~ Jibppnc. FiDance Hr-8531 Evea. .. 1171 Nr. Arrowhead & Cftstline. Pref. single woman Sl.25 mo. e SOUND PROOF RN'momics, OQ. ~ ~ ~ __, -
llYaiL Sbotrn bf appt: A LITTLE MANSION w.-6223 yrty. Call 67~3825 alter 4 e HTD SWIM POOL 1 UNn'S • NEW Pomm SUNDAY. ~attl-I
D1• 11 ...... s.le $11,300 ...az. With Malcl'1 Qvertera * BALBOA ISL.AND * p.m. e INDOOR PARKING (DlbtriaJ SIP S12,5m tiaa slWa •
Ai iiNTIC*: an tr•" fece tU-B11:r eqalt.J ..ime Gl Lou. $17,000 e XI.NT Summrr Rental.a. DARLTNG 1 Bdrm Furn 310 Fernabdo, Bal. Pmn W!J1B REAL'IT * 137-tm bttweea Danrt I 0.,.
MR. INVESToa .. .maot c6r • 4 BR 4 8*ml, 2 bllU.. 1 yr old, 2 BR bdwd Ora. cov e Avali Now! AllO: Winter Apt. S350 mo or SlOO wk. Can the Bay-2 bl from Feny) SEU. or ~ 0WNE& &al. Cll. MWID
a.e·a a 1 ...._ ..._, Ir famltr roma Pk:&etta c:tc. to 9dWI I: atlp'c, 961 patio +l rm l\*tboua •or Yearly mervattona. 64l-3&t5 BAY FRONT APT. e ~ !IDdl'!Real' lift's. lllAKS WJUl'JWAJOI •
wUb lll!W roG( I:_.. IRJ. 8lt dlClwww le Ilea Verde Paallllino. 54Ml22. w/% b&. , OWNER. * t'73-1503 Lux. 2 BR, 2 BA. e m2 BarlxrlOL IE '-1511 BlaUlictaa .,._._ Jdmll(J.
las ~. m a **Cle OlmlrJ' Olllb. l5'ldll' lot-I BY OWNF.R 3 lk' • l Ba. R. D. Sa.tea ltulty UDO ISLE/2 Br-2 Ba. N~~ 2-~ ~trli D~S:~: No children, no pea. 5tl.aD
CJOnlCI', r.-ed R~ Jlllt jail ...... Clllia llllldl I &ceDeat caiditim I: M7.:m9 FURN. * NEWLY DF.Cl Garage. * Call 673.{)946 $29'S I ~ Buaiw bfttel '°'° ========::I ~ :a:.. ':..!": •= :=e ... W: •: klcaSlm. / locatian. * 541-«>tO IANI( REPO ~~ i.: vi:~:::~ 1 Btcfroom. Cloee-tn. to 10 6 dally ~lSOl tletait Ster-. w OMm _..., ________ g
WALKER A LIZ Oi1111ee Rea1tJ ~ Mee. V.,. • U 10 Sb&ke roofed rucb boule, ~ $100 lncJ. utilitiea. YRLY/Modml Beach Dpbt. PnJuntnmt locatta. BM-111AU. GRAT
X8 llutlor' ~t.lna, ~. tarp 838-7447. mo. Avail nowt 2-Br. Bltnl, boa llLIDd, Clt 1111. ft. C&T. Vic Wllillilr Awie_"Cll
. tuc::w ,_tit P.11. PAClSE'IJl'lt 4 BR. 3 ba, lot. Needl cleuWl .. but a Lv~ty OCEAN1"RONT home -----...,.-.,,,......,,.-1 Cpts, Drps. Garage. &'B4754 ... -Fllr ~ta.a..-
---· "'1"""" • So. Laguna. PnVll~ area. 2 BR, frplc.; baby O.K. Near w.w. C&J1lf!'I. ~-per -._ NO DOWN GO 4 BR 1~ balk Wll.... IC lt'f'tae nD "1~· torm-fantutio ~ at OGly Avail for season. •1224 center of town. SJ35 month. Newport Hgh. 5210 mo. Bkr. 5tl-m6. a1-.,. ss..atl
$30,llSO patio. dldle pnce. Cor-aJ c1ninc A lam rm 23x15 $11,850. ~ , Cs2 1,000 SQ. FT. ICll'l'DI/ a.um aua,
3 ...._. 2 bl6-. dram Id&-.., 1Dciatiaa. _. atiaall md .. tio AND lencH can-ft1ul Jones IMlty RENTALS -========12 BR, Carpeta, a-qe, patio, % B& Kartior A Newport ,_ 56, Vic:
cMft. buitt-iDI, ... t'09-6 •4ptsc Sl&.B l'RA cnte dcic nm. a,soo. <>w. M'l-1281 Evfs. M2a44 Houaet UnfurnlthM L.,una Be1eh 4705 Adulta. Yeerty. n:& Hnen BIT. $125 Mo. M ..... /OI. * ._
end patio. LlllP 9'rD Wiii&. •· by a.ppoait ~ OWNER Must Sell 3 BR 1% "'--•""" Place 54&-6.106. ut..um ~ Eft. --' -...... Wei~ attn. ...__ ........ -neral .vvv PYNE CASTLE, 1 BR, Furn. _.._..., . ANNOUNCIMENTS · poot. Paa1t lib 1 ., ... ....,. _.. * 4 SR, 2 ba, cpts. --tia .... Townhouae. SlOOO you S"•"
Iden. ~1110 lilt Neuri*t BML. Cll. Newt.J p.J!Dted 1nl I: out. pay e9Cl'OW A aaume pym. LOOKING FOR CI011e to ocean, vlrw, Back &ay -Storf '5JC15', • W Uda. Cll, .... N011CES
.-,., Harbor stl-~ &'fte. _.... --._.....___ Own ta BeJow Marlc t ' Acres or IM&;caplng ~ 2'10 fluniJ) U f/llOrt --------·• : TARBELL -• --~-· er. n . e prtee. A RENTAL? $155 mo. ulll. pd. 494-30.14 F1JR.N or unl...rn. Towalwe. bide· now -*" Clllllt. SDI ...,._. 6m . D ·Y1DSON ......... anow MAaKET • 8r.>-U13 Beau El tide. i B~ 1 ~ mo, Ce.co JUC:1. MMCZ2 ---------1 . .. - ' ... ....,.. leech 1200 JMMAC 3 BR ~ l'\1·11,. L......t. ........ I For ""t """O .,._ ·-· IUoO ...... .. I,..,.... -MESA V'ElDi 1'on.hoaa Aft., llload~ -r--· malnt Pooh•~-N·:: """' 00 •wu•C'T· 11.111 !Ml ....... .._nlll "'"'' _,.,.,. STOlE 17x40 -$160 ~---... ..--..
•BR + *--''-1~ •tt.. •· Onmee a.Ill Olilllp. S WUJ'CLIJ'T/ Lp Oistom all ~-~+ a Uttle more than tho tlnit MAKE A MEMO '° lhcr o..-HarborlN--m. ...... _. ~ ~ ••-lft :_. ~'i. llu'.ac. 8dmL. 2 lldlla. llU Mo. • 4 Br-%" Ba. Xlnt condl ww cptl, dr1>1. a&lPl A Jut months rent )'OIJ I& Corona del Mar 5250 I~. T5.000~~: tnf. :at !:loan. -._ -"""' tnclads tu& 0-. wtr (lOl)d. '16,225. '625 dn. can OWN this 4 BR 2 batb t ed ~ PVT la ...,II tw. a tJeitn.. DUGO. 5B Of IC2.aM. • '°'81 dttr f.PM. ~ home, built·ins. w/w car-up toya .YOU no onirer ne , 2 BR. Lae New View. Fr-nc C!CM'lt. ......._ ~;;;;:.;: J. &. Jk7,
Rlb'. mo RutMlr • • J.Bll HOME + AYr. "".1---.l'Ul-.-rE_/2 __ Br_l_tL_Ba_ ""lln". fAmll" room. On-1tU them tor cub wtth plc, beam ceillnp. Bltna, ., • $MAlJ. STORE BLOC. -·-11• -. I .....a-·-~ Ewe. 56-4Ml A~ Rn.I Elbte e ~ tv OCl:AN! • 1 "m..., .• ?S • ,.... " v deck $180 la! ~ 2136NEWPORTBLVD --.., --
Salell..tiNt • OidlDac C,. I Aawne 5% loe.n. Cptl, l.Y S165 mo pays etery-Clusllled Ads. Dial 642-5678 · · Bl n...... u_ • ,._ ·.,... btim. '3>6IM DESPERATEI lAafinl tllWll · e Ml,.509. * 545-llliO, Alt· Drp. Bltna. J13.8:50. Ad•ms le U\ing. Don't hesit~ call 4-BR DUPL.P'· * !Al, .._.. ,..,._. _.._. •
• SELL/'ftlADE ~ ill : ':!:I.~ Oow:. Dally PUCJl Want Adl!I Brooktlurst/Owner m-1685 for details. Ajt. 41 today! Cpts, Drpl ~ue $25(1 mo. -Def\1--PDat--W~ant--Adl!-=-f-W11i11t = £\ •af =-~ ~ ... AQf ~Im a Wlmdl. Always • Go-Go! Wb1'8 elbphantaT Dtm ..... Une ___ CllAR __ GE_m___ 5111 ACAOA. ~ ~ a ~ Dime • a • lAa
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ltULP -AO MUJT INCWOI \-WMt ,... .... .. .... ~ ,.. ... 1111 .. ..,,.. ~YOUlt ..,_ lllll4/W ....,_ ~ IMt fll .._,~ ~NO l'Olt SALE -fltADU ONL YI PHONE 642.5671,.,.
To Pl.ce Your Trader's p.,MflM Ad
nADE up 2 • • p1exa $5000 ~m in 4-Br. braie tor Bdl am. 3-81. Beach Houe, 3-yn
J150N equ)t)' in l~Z Units new! Now rented for $230-
~ 4 plens. Sale I unit.I. mo. yrly. TRADE for
li)tpi. G.G. 7 x Grau. Boet, Camper, OR ? ! f
Agent 6G-3497 9111-1730. --~~~---:---=~ 31..:. Ft. a.ater Schooner NEWER .f SR. 2 Ba. Fam.
wlb $10,000 equity. WW rm .• pool! Trade $n<XXI tra.ADE for TD'& or Beach equft:y for lge. new camper
ProPm:y. O>et S&lillblry, « moCor home. $26,900
Rnr. 673-6900. Fut Die. 646-21J6 ~
eve. fr Alalkais Clmper 4 3
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writers. TRADE for
boat motor
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WANT bunk beds, WILL
TRADE tor refrigerator I:
attove, both in good work·
Ina condition. 64tN881 or
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WANT: CondcmhUon Apt
at Hooolulu, Ha.wail
TRADE: Duplex LlguD.a
Bch A Condo Apt NB.
HAULING, cm1 yard deao-HERMOSA DOMESTtC DRAnalAN : -::-r:r:::: ~~y~~ :ic: DESIGNER tnc at •in.Yinr· Rotot111Jn1. 1ceepen1 a N. Mam St. rm.
rock WOik. ~. 304 Sant• Ana 5'3-W
e LAWN le G..-0 Service UVE INS e C.M. -N .B. • OIM Employer pt.JI leea
• Reliable Georp Byland Aceac::y e WteklY aervtce. 5'tM529 l~B E. 16th S.A. 54'1.cm&
FREE • FREE • FJ\EE
Ugbt Movina, Ha.ullni
for Salvagable Itellll
Two Veterana, 64M030
Ivy. Grade toploil. 96U7ti
6730
HAULING SlO LOAD
WW take useable items In
trade for aervlti!· 642-0920.
CLEANUP lota, garage, etc.
Remove aaphalt, concrete,
iV}I. Grade topeoll. 962-87 45
HoUMCl .. nint 673S
COMPLETE House, Apt. &.
Yacht ~anlng. ALSO:
Summer Rental.I. We have
experience & references.
( Estima te.s .) C. ll 642· l 400
lrenint 6755
JRONING 1G-15c: PIECE.
PROFE&'>IONAL.
Call Michele, ~7867
L•nd.uping 6110
Complete Landacape Service
Special on Sprinklen A:
Ref>air· Reas. 546-5176
.
CHEMICAL
ENGINEER
With deg'ree, two to five
yeaN general ~
lence. Opportunity to
grow with progrewive
new organization doinl
R&D on breathlnc ap.
paratus. Sound back-
ground in thermodynam-
ics, tl~id mechanla: plWI
sori>tions dellirable.
Send resume to
R. M. Borv1rd
Chier of Research
U.S. DIVERS CO.
323 W. WarMr Ave.
S•nt• Ana
549-2241
An equal opportunlcy
employee
llectro-MMhanlc•I 0.... baboratmes hu a
job opportunity fOr a 1l\UI
~ln~ dellp for Elect:rClllc ....
ltrumeol ~· To
qualJf;y applicant I ls o u I d
have at leaat T 1eara of
lll'OllftMlvely ~le
~ti in~
M~cal deslp orett,...
el)ly ln commerdal pro-
doct development.
CALL 133.123.4
or
VISIT
DANA
A,endet, Wemen noo
'
,.!:.:r~
'• P•lcl Mkts/Salea ~ • • • • to~
A/oP P-.yroll Bir.pr to •• "50
Exec _., PIT lo '3.l.5/hr een. Ofr, R.E. eq .• to MllO
F.xec Sec:ftt.ary
U/30, SH 90 • • • • • • • • $500
Conmuc. s..-,
U/40, SH 80 •••••• to 8!!00 ~ Boo\keeper
Oonltnlctlon exp • • • '500
General O(ftce
Lt aocouadnc ... • . $.185
Jr. 5ec::Y' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • $tOO
CALL JIM HY AMS
Days 642-2400
1 .... 546-0llf
BVOllC
lnstrum•nts, Inc.
1644 Whittier
Cotti Mesa
llborllorles, ~. A.ccoun~ Ok • • •• • • • $385 . An equal oppcrtun1IJ
~
2401 C•mpua Dr.
Irvine, C1llf.
(nee.r Onnge Co. Ah'part)
An equal opporlunlty
~ployer
'Recepticaiat • • • • • • • • • • $11>
Alto F .. '-'tlont
642,3170
W Do¥er Dr., N.8.
SCREENED * Help Wanted* ~ Grl1 Friday. NB • Mir Thlnee, CM .. • ope11
Summer Employment M.o. Amt. ld ofc u open
J Lou Plat 1-nk: a:p • • $.1ClO
11' COU.F.GE MEN n.-. ~ 50 ........ $325
ASSEMBLERS
For buk electro • me-
dlaniC91 a...mt>)y. ApplJ-
canta m• baw a aood
work record. OaJIJcrn.la
drlnr'1 llcenae and be
able to pus a &trict pti,y.
aloa1 txamlnatlon.
" HIGH SCHOOL GRADS
,,;t TEACHERS
Steno Qk, apllt ...it . . M15
Lep1 Sec:J, exp .... to MSG SWtinc rate d ~ i.a
Tedi 1)pllt. exp ••• ·•, $315 '1.:D per hour.
hmnaculate '65 BarTacuda
Plymouth 10,cnl mila.
Tnde for Ford or Qiey.
P.tJ. ~ tan or aame with
Dftrcah Camper. m.og m.ooo eq. 646-l903 Mnonry, Irick
'62 ~ MOl'O~
CYa.& * us.a:,
Ne -..r. nec1111ry P.ca:ie1 Trait, ll .. $liO ~In (lenllll ~' Jf )'OU have f!V« fell ttiat ALSO ,......._, Ge • • •• • •
MEN--
Brick e BlOCk e ~
Slate • Plllll1n • veneer.
AL MAUNE, M'Ml90
you wOIJld U• to mtfr die Perm Posftf.,. Aw.at X417 P'8:tt ~ •• $115 Ur.. lns~ ~ if PBX. ReaJl •••••••• to $«10
you had J>roper tratnlna, L I I Vatalt TelW, "IP •••• C11Pt11 HUGHES
Electronic
Aaemblen
EXPERIENCED
1ST & 2ND SHIFTS
To work In the areaa cl
printed clrodt boud ....
8emhlY a .alderJns. eJeo.
t:roNc cbaail ..-mbly
and wlrlna. taper pin
wtrlq. Muat be able to
Identity electranlc com·
ponents aDd lmoW ~
tronlc cokr code.
MRS. LA FON
. DECISIOll
' COllROL ._
1590 MONROVIA
NEWPOIT HACH
~ F.qaa1 ()ppa1aib
~
WATER SOF'1'DlER (OIJl.
.. ) Auto. a.em • metal ............ nn..~ ttt unit. FOR ~ inc OR-! * I06llD
~ Well pQJac commm::la1
anits, Westminlter. Ex.-
~ for AVOClldo Gfow,
J:quity $75,000. Call Realtor
Fitzmorris. 6™m0.
e Good CCllld! Value ;DO. e WILL TR.A~ tot-? T T e IG.a1 after .. PM.
TRADE b trailer, l Bed-
room llolile, large rompua
room, corner k>t. Room to
,.,.,...nglng
P•lnting
and M adequate and ii&-.,.. nt' Company ~ ~ ... • · .. •• • $111 500 Superler Aw.
mediate aiary arrange-EXPANDING TO Exec Seuy, ._.,me ID+ New"'""rt leec~, C.Uf. Aa:ooNTlNG
mfflt the CONN!rnCUT ORANGE COUNTr aert Typllt ••••••• tD 1433 r-
JIAVE: 3 BR, 2 ha, pd
"1>1c. nr H<>Way Inn, Palm
l>pring:s. Eq. $7M. Want;
tomparable home or inc
)lnjts -Orange Co. 96241$
'riW>E 24' ~
$1.00P SJc>g 4, Inboard
!JP.. BEAU cood! FOR In-
<*Jle prop OD {)ranpC.out
Pline only. 675-375t evt11.
Mcmn..E HOME
Bayside Village
Trade for houx.
Call: Dee Canby
644-1564 or 646-7414
Ooeanfrmt Dupla $39,SOO.
S13,<XXI equity. WANT San
Din;o ranch or grape vine-
yatd. Geo WiJlilmaoo Rlty
s:tJ-4350. '· -* * * Ah NOUNCEMENTS
11nd NOTICES
bUJd on back. Fenced. PAINTING and Paperina * Call s.16-3788 * Ucensed Inaured Bonded Non U11.ion Free Est. 19159 Opel Wqon new tires. Basu Parkhurst OR 3-ll66 pOlt, clutch, starter; for
good Stereo equip, com-PAINTING. Specialize in 2
preaar, cooc:rete mixer, or story Trim work, Over hang
TT 642-4913. & Fida board. Free esti-
mates. 64&-2558 "Lft" Want: Inglewood or So ~
Area, TD'• llr or Home. P•r>erbanii:Di · Schwartz. So.
li&Ye; 65,000 aq ft M·l CalU'1 best. Tdlr working
A Triplex, C.M.. All or eves, wknda. 847-1659 aft. 6.
part. R. E. Watts '716-9970 EXTERIOR atucco low u
HA V E : $115M equity $60. Interior, 1-Br apta low
Prime Apt O>mplex, NB u $St.SO. 548-49'271642-7528.
WANT: ~arres or duplex INTERIOR EXTERIOR
u part cm or clear comm'J. Fut It neat. l BR Apt,
Realt« 646-1903 complete ~. 842-2866
4 UNITS 'ii bl to Bay A
ocean SM,SOO equity. WANT
4 to 5 BR home NB hari>ar
8l'f!9. Art Giovenetti
673-70> m.91B7.
* * * SERVICE DIRECTORY
Plumbing 6190
NEED a good plumber you
can afford? Service calls
only $8! Heating and
aprinkler systems installed.
Call Ed 842-3410.
Persona la 6405 Contracton 6620
Sav-On General Plumb~
Reuonable ReUable Work
546-3961 • 642~
S.wint 6960
Yot1 C• Stfl
Rq1lta
nroep 1 .....
FREE COURSE IN
Basic Seama•llip
(.Power or Sail) Oxiducted
by Balboa Power Squadron
of United States Power
Squadron&. Newport Har·
bor Yacht Clqb.. 7 P.M.
Jt.errw>clel"lr • • • • • • • • •
ROCID Adctiticw • • • • • •
A!teta.tialll • • • • • • • • • mu J. McKeon
Uc. 81dl. Qmtn.dcll'
pllty workmambip
U S.14", l'Ya
BUILD m '
DR~AKING A
ALTERATIONS.
• 642-48 .
D~G. alteratiocu,
tit~. Your home or mine.
5e4953 ~-
Specl•lty S.rviCH
and Alterationa. 646·2103 e WE WILL
DO yoo need mUISc tor dan<> • Remodeltna •
Tile, Linoleum
& Marbl• 6975
MtmJAL LIFE INSURr Rea'Oda Olft Tme S300 ~-··• Will be hiring 4., --"""' . .. .__. OJIPCll"JtnUy Dnployer-ANCE COMPANY offers "" ..,.... •uu BY APPOINTMENT M l F
you &UCft an opportunity. I: pvt time ttrla week. 1 M2-T48(. ~
The men selected will be Screened Pft'ILGDfl Apncy
given specialized training, CALL FOR 901 Dover Dr., Newpbrt Bch.
m. lud' 2 .. _ hool P~NAL INTERVIEW c mg wee..., sc • UNl'-'UE
ing at our Home ottice in * 537-2381 * T Hartford Connecticut. Our PIACDIENT AGENCY
requirements ll!T: age 22 lmm.tiate Cll*lllftlll
to 45, some satisfactory MANUFA&rURMG Jldnde:
bu5iness background, at SECY ad type, 1oc • • S500
leaat 2 years residence in Otis Electronics SEX:Y ad "/filures • · $400
tbiJ ~. preferably m&r· SEX:Y Req>t, lt 8tf . to S'25
rled. Write or phone tor an Immediate openinga tor: TYPIST neat, 9CIC\r • • Sl25
appointment. • M.nuf •duri nt It CLERK/Cuhler .... to $.150
Connecticut Mutu•I fMtftoda EnglnHrt MEDICAL R~ • • .. • S3SO
W AITREllES ·
11 to 3S. Full time.
N~t appearuce.
No aper necNW)'.
154 E. 17th ST.
COSTA MDI.\
TEMPORARY
OJTICE J OBS
Accoaflling
Assistants
WI~ a minimum cl
thrtt years recent ln-
dualrial ~ In
Gnual Ledeer Account-
Lnc. Must be ttit to
eype 45 wpm.
HUGHES
Life Insurance Co. _...._. KEYPUNCH • • • •• • ••• $445
901 Dovrr Drive • Supervisor of INVEN. Ok, memoey $350
Newport Beach 642-Q6;i6 In-process lna.,.ction a.ERK raerntiona ex $350
One trip to appt¥, then on
to work. TOP PAY! NO
FE& btezvlewfni 9:30-3:30 500 Superior Ave.
TRUEMAN GIRL Nfiport S..dt, C1llf.
P(rsonnel Director
_...._. PBX alert, quick 1trt • $260
Bl<KPR. Greet 9P0t! • • S433 Phone 547-3996
& P h I Experience in Har-urc H "t Agent neu and Molded Ca-
Fa.st gr~ing manufacturing bte techniques de-
finn, 100+ employees, re-ainble.
quires a man with 11dlls
and initiative "----' rou-Apply
U<:)"VJIU CABLE DEPARTMENT
tine. Requires atroog bad<-Otis El--n·1cs ~ in ~I rela· .,_nu
tions, local purchuing ex· 914 S. Lyon St.
perience desirable. R.e!ume S•nt1 An•, C•lif.
mu.st be complete witti past Ast equal oppartunlty
It present eerninp and ems*>.>'er
aaJary requirements. Write l~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!l!iii!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~
P.O. Box 731, Hunt Bch. IECRON
REP~~TIVES NEW FACTORY BRANCH
Leading Independent special· NOW HtalNG
lists dealing in over 9C mu· Compaa.y will hlre 40 men
tual !unds, eiq>endlng in lo start. work immediately.
Onutge Counay. Thia ia an Top atartlng pay durlni
opportunity to enter digni-tralnlng ptriod and ra.pld
tied profeaalonal selling full or part time. Investment advancement lo qualified men. Must be over 18 exp not nea?SS&ry, we train.
642-7424 15(1, E. 11th St., Santa Ana An equal opportunity
MultfUth Operator employer M/F
. 1827 Westciltt Dr •• N.B. Corona del Mar IMuranc:e --------
RUTH RY AN AGENCY Office needs operator tor
FC Bookkeeper .. .. .. '600 1250W, forma 111out and
Exec Secy • • • • • • • • • • • • $500 control. $400 mo. Rll's-l VI'S
Secy, no SH .......... U1S Phone MR. R~. 673-2510 Charge & Relief =~ M~·::::: ~. Avon C1llina
Qerk '1'>1*at tme • • • • $300 POOITIONS
• . . and ma.ny more . . . Excellent ee.nUna opportu Available Immediately
1793 NeWpart, CM,,64M854 nity oUend to women who Good benefits, TOP
lT!m Beach, H.B., 847·961'1 qualify. Call collect Sl>-5860 u.larls. Apply in penon
100 w. 17ttl, S.A., 547~ RELIABLE wocnan/oare for Cost1 Mell
St-mo/Cit cU C9rdl to $350 2 small chUdren/My home Connlesc.nt Hospit•I
Oerk Typist .. • • . . to $350 for wor1c'i mother. Hrs 661 CENTER ST.
Acctng Ok, type 40 to $350 '1:30 • 5:30. !!B-3833, 893-el COSTA MESA
Kardex Clk •.•• lo Sl.90/hr evu.
WILLIAM PENN w"'""o-=-MAN---.-e-xpt-ri-en_c_ed--in
Auoclates Agency meetlni pubUc. Must be well
1856 Newport Blvd. groomed. Ctr neceuary.
Costa Meta 642-6434 Top pay! Oioole own houra.
~7362
WOMEN-GIRLS
FuH or Part time
Morns.-Evn.
~ 1l1E APOLLO ga. CUSTOM MILLING
TET • •'Music 1D the COOTA MESA LUMBER
<:ountey Cub Manner". Call No Dn Pymt Ml 6-8909
_Ru_d_Y_· _2JU99.5689.______ Additions * Remodeling
LOSE weigbl &afety wlth Fred H. Gerwlck -Lie.
For inlorma "II\ call years old, resident ot * VERNE, the Tile Man. * 547~ or Write: Mutual Orange (booty minimum
Custom work. Installations Fund Investors Inc. ztOO N. one year, and wiWna to
le 1'!1J6in1. No job too small. Main, Santa Ana. accept all overtime dur!Rg
Pla&ter patching. Leaking ---------1 the next three montha.
ahower repaired. 347.1957 EXPERIENCED Start at $2.35 per hour.
Help W•nted,
Women
SAW CLERK
HIGH IChool ilrl Uvin& in
area' of Talbert I: Canneey
to care tor chlldttn, prdft'-
ably with car. Call after 6
PM 84Z·2342.
WIG
Dhtrn.tors
No exper. nee.
anytime. CAR SALESMAN -ALSO-NEEDED Several temporary 1Um-HUNTINGTON BEACH
JOBS & EMPLOYMENT mer JObs ava.llaible for col-AREA Excellen t commission and In· lege students. Selling experience nece.
Job W•nted, Men 7000 aura.nee program. l d e a I CALL 534-0529 aa.ry. 1'111 lime employ·
Dex-a-diet Ublets Only 98c ~ * 549-21'70
~ ruRNER DRUGS. NEW CONSI'R. • Additiom ~ Beach * 54&-USJ Remodeling -Uc. cantr.
ft.'A LON Ef Meet single DON HAWE 642-1246
adults. Orange County. Box -REM--OD_EL __ *_AD_D_m_O_N_
EXPERIDJCED Insur~
girl. Apply at Westport ~
surance, 50C N. Newport
Blvd. Suite 100. ~wport
Buch, Cal. 642-8910
BABYsrrrER Hours 4 PM
UnRmitecl . oppt'y!
541-9321 --· Placement
.
Jobi Men, ...... 7500
MANUFAcruRING
.Olk aKtrollics lmmedlale open.... ... -
• E1-ctrot9ic •
AIMmblen
with~ ill~
ne. fUricatloa aDd CIJD.
nector ealderlai· e COfillMtCtor Mlld1r1
O with experleQce ill moW-I
~ ct pottiDc cables ...
connecton.
APlllY •
CABLE DEPARTMENT •
Otil Elec1ro.acs .:
92A S. LJ9ft St. •.
s.ntl ~ c.w.
M .... :n -Ll'I •••• .. .... ' t
.
Need 2 -~ -old MtabUlbed amce. 9'*:ia1
FHA I: VA trdablc proo
pam. Sab are pJOd. Good
nUda tramc. Top oom-
mlaaiom. Olll for ...,aint.
RJtr. 1lllD Npt. BIYd .• C.M..
646-3928 Call Eva. m.t5T1
W. l lde•y~
PHONE OllDElt I
DESK e Pleasant Wort
• C'oavmient Downtown •
Office 9 AM to 1 PM
or 5 PM to 9 PM.
• Need 5 wortcen at once!
• No~ DeCdAr}'
• Age DO barrier e APPLY 401 No. MaJn, ••· Santa Ana. c.Jll, ••
Room DI. J.!> AM-7: 30 PM.,
No Experieece
Necessary!
Full or Part 'time
Mast brre dele Oaltfcnia
driving record. Appb
YELLOW CAB CO.
Ul6 E. l itll St.
C:OSta Maa
-S•l.d--fnt,.e.-cOGk-
MANNING'S
2«Xn EL TORO ROAD
LAGUNA RILLS
Appi3 between 2 • 3 PM
REl'AJLERS, SUB WHOLE-
SALERS Ir DJSTR, * for:
Complete lloe or Liquid
CONCENTRATE. * Part or
Full lime. • ~-
MARRIED cPle in SO's. Lite
production wort for ~
tic mfg, CM. I am-4:30pm,
Moo-Fri. 54U747
Schoofs..lnstruction 1600
IBM
3247 Fullerom. 776·Jm CONCRETE T. Ericlcsoo
SERVICE DIRECTORY Ue-Contr Dy/Eve 6424438
LINCYrYPE Operator wants
])ftl:'t·time woric. 2nd shift
ooly. Phone 839-1049 alt
3:30 p.m.
working cond.itiona. ment. Company benefill.
Allk ror Salca Manager PART TIME Apply at General office&: to 12 PM Weekendf. off. l KEYPUNCH • k
Boy1. $20 • wk. 126% 4ut Counselor PROGRAMMING . p
nswtri"9 Service 6505
•. ~mwtrint Service
KNp • ••
TAI
ROOM ADDITIONS
E. C. FRANKEN 646-5138
MEOIANICAL Eniineering
Carpet Clunlng 6625 Drattlni. Tooling, Patent..
---~-~ ......... ~~-• 545-91m •
JOHNSON & SON PALM STATIONERS Lincoln-Mercury Larges t company In Gar-1604 So. Harbor Blvd.
642.0tS l den Grove bas pe.rt time Fullerton oppar1unity Lot 9 men .
BOYS 1<>"14--Clean. p l e a 1 an t work. BAYVIEW under NEW e e
CORONA DE.L MAR. Hours &-9:30 evening-. No IJlietnnt needa Relief RN'1,
Taking appllcationa experience nece.aaary, For LVN's EXPER·AIDES
for tuture carriers personlll interview call It HOUSE MAJD.
on your phone DAILY PILOT 537·2382 e APPLY IN PERSON:
24 Hour Service Bayvte~ Coov. HoepltaL
WAIL TO WAU. CARPET ;:::=======:::;.
Cleaning. 410% DISCOUNT! Job W•nted, bdy 7020
• Ll 8-8623 •
, CALL Ml 6-8000 ========::; OOMPANJON. *Cultured, e 642-4321 e e ~ nruRIN I========= Carpet Layint & Resp, lady, W/Dfiw. Ex· JANITOR/EXPER. PREF. • M1rlne C•rpent.r e COSTA ~A. RtJNir 6626 perienced, References. Costa Men area. S nites • FibtrglHI TELEPHONE SURVEY 8.by.itting 6550 ____ __....._ ___ 545-_37_04 _______ 6 ·PM to 2-AM. • S2 ·hr. L•mln1tors
•---------CARPET laying. ~ HSEKPR I: Babysitting in Must be bondable. * Call: e Marine ~hlnfc New frien1ly ol1lce. Air·
n.tnysrrrING in my Home. ab~. Rep1tn, Restntchini, exchge for Room It Board 642 0446 BEFORE 5 PM M FIL... I conditioned. U not ex· ~ ~--Es · 527 N\"4 • • • 1rine -rg ••• -r1--..o, will train. WUbor le Baker, 01 area. r '"" limatea. ........,., f. n»mo. Exper. & Rer. Sho R I M k ~ "",.,""" . ~~7922 • 673-mo btwn s pm & 6-pm •A •1 JNlrman old M• '" , Salary, Bonua It Paid va.
1.1-----,----Gardening 6680 PP Y n : HJgb wages. ca.tiona. FUil or Part· JiABYSITTJNG tn my borne. MCYnlERS HELPER & WHITE FRONT Apply 1~ Gramercy time. AM or PM 642-7930
; • O:>sta Mesa Area. EXPERIENCED JAPAN· BABYSITrING, CdM & ~ Bristol St., Costa Mesa 2_11cc, Gardena, Calif._ 1951 Newport Blvd., C.M.
• 646-1894 ESr:. GARDENER Comp!. Newport area. * 6442789 FULL time handyman, ex· e MARINE NO txper nee. l'r'te tralnlna.
SABYSITITNG/ BY WEEK. i:~mng service. Free Housework Wanted. 8 hr. perlenced all maint and re· P·F/time. 10 attrac aale.
• You furnish tran.sportatioo. ~~~~'J.pA,tESF. = day. Ref. 548-1871 paira. P.O. Box 268. Cosra Carpenters :;nan M: 18dles needed by July tst. 642-1.wT after S p.M. Mesa. ma10r boat er. Tee.ch A 1ell bnuty ca.re.
er Complete yard Service. HOUSOCLEANING. honest havr experlenCe in tJber Se! nil H H
f rrt'c r1limale1. * 548-7958 d d nd bl Own FRY Cook, exper. Full & gla,s sail boat m.anu.fac-ected areu a . o -C•rpenterlng 6590 an epe a e. car part tlm\?. Apply ~rore l t11r1nR· Apply 1'1360 Gram-di)' Mqk Di.tribulor
._·--------D1ve'1 Lawn Servic• &12·7871. p.m. Art's Landing Coflre ""'Y Plirce. Gardena, Calif. SJ6.0011, 536-7045
REPAIRS* ALTERATIONS EXJ~r. 962F'r~11~~matea BOOKKEEPING. Payroll, shop 503 E. Edgewa1er NB -C-ARRIER BOYS BAR MAIDS & •••
, CABlNETS. Any aiz.e job, .,,. Typing, D~licatlng. Your e MOLDER & e Carpent1>r GOOD ROUTES ••• Go.GO DANCEltS
-iuo ,,.,,3 GARD<'NER ed ol'fice or mine. • 536-6701 ed "° yrs e:qier. '""""' L r, , expenenc Experlenc . Ph~ase apply AVAILABLE e ~WEEK SALARY.
;t' FIRsr·RATE carpentry llARBOR AREA DAYWORJ</EXPER. LUHRS BOAT CO HUNTINGTON BEACH e m:E HUMDINGER.
Alterations. repa1n . b/ina. Rehahlr * 675-4952 $1.75-HOUR. 3070 Pullman St .. CM DAILY PILOT e 431-5413 or 127-2340 -·-n---L""-..,.... EXP J Gard RELLABLE. 542-1293 COOK r 7 .run1uu1. no:-. ___,.. &panese ener or ·am to 4-pm e 642-mt e WANTED woman ror aen1
NO JOB TOO SMALL! All rt,.lra. Add, mnodel, .,..
tiog. Reuonablie. 962..an
Mainlenan~. Reu. Ratea. ITALIAN rook and House-CLOSED SUN. APPLY: ..-,._ rk a. ,..... ..,..,
Oean-up. 892-5226 keeper. 646-8137. HAMBURGER HENRY WANTED Manager trainee, E;:. :'tptut'oo-~~
Califnrn1a Lawns & Garden CLEANING • Hom-and 2136 PLACENTIA/CM no ,•xpertcnce neceuary. .."". 40 bout woeellf &44-1765 "" M11rnrcf Man prer~mct. _, ~ •lr • . ..... Cleanups. Apartmenll. 542·2856 SERV. Sta lion Help. Expc•r., \.n<od hOUTI extra benefita. between 8 am -10 am for C~, Concret. 6600 New hlo\na •....•.• 642.7939 DAYWORJ<. R<oach area full time days or nights. Applv Supe;lor Shel: Service a_ppoln __ tm_e_nt ____ _
~Pl::R JAPANESE ~1-9863 • All kinds 228t Newport Bl. C.M. l4'r1 'superior Ave. N· 8 . FVLL time hou .. keeper,
BLOCK wa11a I AU typn. ~C'APE . CLE'".,'"'P · WTD c-...... 5 "-k Em r Id B ....., __._ p _,_ :.ni•u TWO women will AIAan homA ... ~r Mrchanir -BOYS 10 • 1,. uaY wee e a IY IKJ.clr WVI ... auo ........ Maintenance. Mack 847 ~"132 ' " c R hi Sal .. • 4•u v47 • slab&. 636-425'1 ""' romplf'tely Sl6. S'IJ..,')400 am CT • rs & SMVi1-,• """'° Olllcrete ' e JAPAN~:.c;B GARDENING 1!0 Mam St. JIB l.a~iinn Bet1ch. So· l.llJtUOll SHIRT-FOLDER.--CbJENT work, all typca. No · 1r.n11<1 routes! •Good profit.I SERVICE • CLEANUP e Job Winttd YOUN<; man ov"r 111. Som-DAIL y PILOT EXPER. PREF'ERHED. ~.t~r;.::;c:~· LANDSCAPlNG. e 5:l1-7034 Men & Women 7030 mf"r Job. Boa t shop. Wrut• e S4U'm e WILL TRAIN ~35216
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Heu! Mo ·rates. 892-3219. RRC APTS or MQTF.LS. TIME GARDENlN\. "Jo Conti rout .. ! e Good profit! 1-ADULT * ~.2232
EUROPEAN GARDE!'ER EXPER * 642-1400 tools rt'<I· 6Th-3070 DAI.BOA PENINSULA MANICURIST/3 DAYS Wk.
Chlld Car• 661 0 VER•Y LAN~~~~N337\. e OomHtic Help 7035 EXP phl)n-;:-m;;n. T1;-&"Ba11 DAI L y PILOT Cual'Comm. * We1tcllff
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St. Newport Beach. 673'3686 INDUS. DRAFTING -d
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X·Ray1 ' books 5*-3000 Plf 9 A.M. to 11 A.M., BeJ.
lamy'e Coffee !hip, 1400 w.
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L'IKAlft;mG far ......... POODLES AKC $35 M . Squadrml. Newport Har-$2599 '55 PORSCHE caaftrt. Mutt "IUY A KNOW,.-rar .udlor diplomM ID: ........ A 0..,.. 1110 lledlanlcs Tooll, ~ Maln. 2 Yr. olue toy, 1 yr. bot Yat.bt Club. T P.M. aell to travel Ma.Ire oder. VALUE"* Lale lloc5eJ Uaed Cant ~ POl.JCE TRAJNJMG OaUb. Electrical • llllver min. ShoU. Kl S.Tl.01 * 17' ::::::== * STANSBURY BUICK 494-8201. 962-5748 • e llOT'.EL-APf 'fndllllnl led•ln Air ~ LI S.1'12.9 wrnw.n.r..n 1965 Chevrolet V-3 Bel-Air lllllVEBfftV e Pclllt OOk9 a.I ltlrftce • ,. LOTS OF IOIC -CHEAP! ~HP Oeo-llcr"C· Two ta. Seda.a. P/G pwr. stett, UlllHIUll 1 e LAW ~ o,.. Clau S.S.S. Howe AKC REG. Min. Schnallm' pl ta.ab. (lOmCitlap, Ameri· 2;;E. 17th St. 'lllUMPM R/H etc. Spa.rtd.in& aria
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;, Pvt Jawt!lpHon 11 • a.. HAJOIOIU> (JR.._... or 54CM216 Pl., C.M. 56-31155 Needs cW&JMllP-~5445 5 8-7765 '60 TR..J, Extra SllAru>! tbruout! ...,...1' WC&.!'~ ~ u-&11 GAHJ Toes.. 1w ..., * AHCTION * ~LE ~· ailamall ~ 26' Riawu>IOti Cabin Tftlltlrf ~~~. ~ to ONLY $ 1595 211" IW1Mlr' Bl •• <Wta ._ CUI -ar ••-,_a T:3D ~. I week a.rm. ·..., • w .... bla..,.. oi ver ••• ,...-cnu.er. O!dlt tiat Goodie! IK~ · 2 Yr OK guar/GMAC term. 5tJ.S550 1 ~. mt8e9Dlit. lflmA. 'ndtlo9 • + $t IGr rutert.I U J1W wtD ..U • bQy oupbred. 67J.7S29 Appr • $1400. SUe price S800 ••~ AGEN Tommy Ayres Oevrolet
mctm Pan Ondlldea tmtroc&n book .... --I try * WEIMA.RANE'R * 548-1391 1962 CHEVY PICK.UP VQ~w 946 s. Coast Hwy. *pb~63 a'!5l:~ce~
and 28 .,.._ ol Jlllllle). Allcdom ~ 'I p.m. 1~ yrs, Spayed Female 18' J.'™AN lAfltl'alce 60 hp Stick Shift • Family pedect I ,63 VW SunrOot Good LAGUNA BEAQJ clean. Be.It offer t111er $10C».'
THEATatCAI. noo HAMllOffD Windy's• Aucfloa Bern AKC $35. t;42-6220 Gray q . New cover & ONLY $1299. condition. 'Must sell! Pfi. Open 'W 9 4M-Tl44 Pvt pty. 54M!CI .... s/S.--alllu In CX>~A DEL MAR ~ Newpmt Ml M6ll e AFGHAN PUPPIF.S e cuahiona. Good cond. J1700 -8892 -..,.-0 ....;.LDS--4 -0-R-Pow--er-stee--·• MANAGER 2l5it E. Coat &ry. 173-1930 MIDd Tony'1 Sida· Mafll e 6 • wka. AKC/REG. 6'2-ll2~ ~ vate Party. * 847 CHEV. 'SS 2 ·Dr. 265 cu. In., -» W'~ -.... ._. ... BALDWIN IUANOS RCA ~reo AK/FM I ~ • 962-«195 aft.er 12·noofl· 21' E>CPRl3 CRUISER. BEACH CITY * '64 vw STA-WAGON. Keystone map, chrome in1. pC1ft!' brakes. $200. m ----GE I BEST OFFER. wheels, new cartluretor. E. 1Jdl. c.M. LJ a.eio Retudlila Wadi IALDWIN OltGANS ibeta Cldi CIOllt OYft $1000. * ~CH POODLF.S Chria 6, Xlnt cc:m! S2650 or DOD ./ MUST Sell! 540-1337 fuel pump. $175. 5tl-GI ./ .63 OLDS 91-2 DR.
No tQNiptloa. m..ma -ltew-Ulf!d.l>emoe. XIDt b1e A qu.a1. $200 ftrm. AKC * REG. BEST OFTER! * CaU: 16555 aeacl\ Blvd., H.B. 1 •65 MICRO BUS Alter 6 P.M. Good ttra. AJ1Pr'OX·$1496. iiiiacua-isl --·Rent Retmu-Oramce D&U1 cast:om bltn CALL 846-4740 ~T eves 0( wkends 540-2680 ,, ---------..,......., ~ a.t dealt In u. West! 001ifedble couch, orta COllt • * XLNT COND! * CHEV· '6l5 Cal>rtce. OfUG-LIKE NEW S64C22
SALE ANO nADI WARD'S BALDWIN srot>IO -all S50. RCA TV (folda WTDI 000 LOVER W1th S•llboats 9010 Reproceuecf $1650 * can 639-2321 INAL owna:r· Law ~·
1111 Newport Blvd c.M Jom tabk) $15. 962-9921 fenced yard to board Poodle '59 Ole\< ~ bl Pick Up. 8 •65 VW BUG * WW'a, 'Factory air, power, lll'W PL JMOUTH 1.::.F..;u..;..ndtun________ •&a.MM f; · ~AR/l bar pick· July & Auaust· 673-7447 21 "" ~ sloop, q l, 3 IPff(I. Runa rul R~uilo Vinyl Blue ConJ brak:ea A: IMltleJ7· Voeue --------..;1 11111-------· 1'llOJIA8 Model ll2, J.tna. ap w/cue A aJllll. Never MINA Dactdhundt 9 wka old, keel, staJnleu tteel rigging, food. new paint,. with no Spot!~• s:iZJs 67s.ecm tires. $1995. ~ ''5 Plymeuth fury 111
-• U .._ w/-.._ ~ Gu Joe .et $15. black. AKC 1.female, 1-outboard, held.. M?ep 4, at>' cub down, $32 Mo. O.A.C. . ' ... IMPALA S/S. * ug e Your-doer Seda, Blue
9!...-1&.-Q ...,..lier, -·;,;;. W.m cool fa Clll ltUd $5. malt. $50 ea. 545-8361 ceuorlitt. S:UMID. Evenil\ga dlr. Call M.f. Da'ri& 642-6480 * ·~-~ * N•l Auto. J'\all pwr .. aa. ePower sc.t'illl ~ ... ~ OllU ...._ OOMipit nfrfc a *'4955 POODLE 2UPPIES and weebnda call \IW'oet. DODGE ·· Van, llelvy dutJ, Hdtop , . 1111 ~ et ..U. JWJ. New t:lrea! e A ....... a& ,..._lriee
Tlie ... ID* Oiiat Jllllt A.id.s .. MMm. BAllrl' p_. • A.KC a.. fQR GRADUATION Otuole s.mt 8 eyL, auto., lop CJQIWI. UA-_.. MUlt •ll ~ o.t 10M JUcbmcwl l>QI e Pwer aru.. ._. -._• ,.::-!. ':-:: PRl'IATB PiiTi WA!fl'I PDf -... "'1 coaor. 11 so... * · W·1'33 C'JWlTER -RBOO~ 3.'\' • •.ooo ml &Z Utt traDtt YOLYO -.1eos MON nn nu. •AW OmdHh n s ·= :"'_ ~ a tV• 10 BUY PIANO FOR 1'fd II wldk. rna)ea I: re-BAPPINi:SI' is a 8&Mljl .luty er .. -mo Sl50 hltcb. 54M4l1 A.Qydmc 'ST atEVY .... 381. fQll nee, • ~ • Bea1ltr
-.. -·-· males St5-208S Pu All _ .. _,_ "'-· • wkly, N~ moonng. dual quada, dosed 3 apd. • 35,000 mlle:I and hi da 8*l ebair w:ilb exotic CASH. 5a-IS35 . ' P. ....,,., re.a..., ,o 327 blartne, Bal Is. Campen 9520 '59 VOLVO • REBUll.T good body. Ml.Q)' extra&. llhowroom cooditicm
wa1ftut eoftee table and 2 MEDICAL Olcntn bumidifi. love. Dial Cl) 493-4069. ti 6'13-5600 e f250 or BEST OFFER! 546'9438 lhrougboat. $1.995.
matching md tables; mod-T•u' irn l205 411' A ~tor. USED ONCE ll30 --.-O y --CAPnPER.s * 96'1-4544 * e See at
em 1ampa ~ thil $411. 646-8.138 Horses 30' CREIG R awl. F 0 r ORANGE COUNTY'S DIVORCE FORCD SALE D•lly Pilot
luxurious living room _. '61 PORT TV. PAY BALO IO YEAR old m·-wttb ~ <ilartet' wke.nda of 6125• LARGEST SELECTION Autot W•nled 9700 '66 CARPIUCE, * ~mi. Employe par1cina lot. _._,_ ANCE DUE. SU. ~-112, 7/9, 7/16, 7/'13, 7130. Private party. 536-60TT 330 w-_. D-·· ~ ...,...,_ Anb colt at llkle. Colt ha& c 11 ~'""'if y ..,.. ~ O>~ A ,......._ 10 pc bedroom ad • a .,,., • ....., FACTORY Dlftl:CT WE PA · · • •59 CHEV e Pau-wag -,,....._. _ _. .... _ ..,...... .,.... ....,. ,._ ~ ..._ Iota 0( color lldd ·· lh<n1 _,_ ....,..... -
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large clnnrtr drtmer' a D IYa, WASll-, 1m. Palamino filly that will ,. U6 w•-r . PIS. Xlnt cand! ~nm ulr for
mirror, beaut i r u 1 night 2Eil_A....._ DESPERATE! Need ~e grow to prob&b}) J.5.2 bands &: Silver.S uwer, $600. * HOUSE CARS * CHAS-'fli CHEVY n 2 • cir. Stick, BuEntta Ma.oqer'i omce.:
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md 2 matdrias lampa. 1.-, ...._... m: 43Ml1l1 MUST Dlapoae of 2~ Anb trailer, bo&t cover. listing *MOTOR HOMES c.a11 us for free estimate. 673-7880 after +PM. '63 PLY. 6 VALIANT ~
DiniDI .,.,. Cllllllsta ol • I WANT USED DEACON filllet. 1bqt are wen bred al.Ing. $1850. GROTH CHMOLET '64R ~H IPBmpa.laPSauperXlnt ~ NET 2 • dr ffD'n» SPI'.
rectanplar inlaid table with OR SE'm..E BENCHES. full listen of the Witz II 833-0742, 673-5252 ALL MAKES & MODELS • • • · ........... CPE. Std. shift, R/H, w/'fl.
4 ~ dlain.. * 55-1349 atrabl, ed will be IOld ~ -*-~4-, -GLAD--IA-TO_R_*_ 1967 TRUCKS Ask for Salea M&Aa&er 962.qJf.S, G~ Royal Red w7~
New 1987 Bafri&eralar ar~b' u u a pair.~ $1'00 for 14 ownenhlp. 182l1 Bt!ach 81., COMET plu.ah red TIQyt lftt IDier. ' $695.00 Machinery ltc. 1700 ri.-n for quick aa)e. _...,.,, 833-1021 aft1!r 6 pm, BEACH CITY Hunlitlgtoc Bt!ach 1 tn 10,000! ~~~~~~~~~1·-:;:::;;;~';:-::;::-;;:--BEAU part Arabian :Z.:rr old CAMPER.LAND KI 9-3331 INVE9TJGATE HUI FURNITURE = FORKLIFT* 4,000 lbl. colt. Bay with 4 wbJte ltodt· 1.lDO H. Compl w/rover 165.;5 Bt!ach Blvd., h .B. I 'fiO COMET WAG. with ONL y $H5
ln4 ~ llhd. Excenent condition S8!!0 tdp, allo 8 yr. Qtr type &: ~~~~ :.~ cood. " 540-:Ml Uwt Can 9900 : ~~! · ** d 2 Yr OK aw/GMAC
o.la Ilea 9-81 or· 88'1·"33 Geldlna. s:\S-1946 '66 8 IT. ~ cab. Slp11 4, ---------..;======== Tommy Ayres ~ Color TY'S y M .,'W\ 7 buck *HOURLY RENTALS • stove w/own, sink, ice CARRY OWN 946 5 Coast u_.· F EE To You 3~' ... R are,.....,. ·yr -17' Dl.yaailert • Rhodes 19 chest, cleane1 than clean. CONTRACTS CONTINENTAL • .. .,,J.,
lit! $6 MO. R • akin relding $350. Bott; well Fun Zone Boat Co .. Balboa With jack&. Wkdays alt 3, Tr•rllport•tion Can LAGUNA BEACH · .. '
2 FEMALE ldttns. Tiger _tralned __ ._83S-6867 ______ COLUMBJA 15' sloop No. CJ. anytime wends. 546-6965. •57•1 1bru 'iM'• lltick abifta 62 ~NTINENTAL • dr, full Open 'W 9 4M-'n44 •••ifllll
Deloe!
No o.pmit • 1'rft Service &trip.ad, cba.--coal gre1, wblte German Shepherd, 6 mot. SpOinaker, cover. h> trlr. 20241 Acacia, SA Hghll. l ' automatics, lportl can. Poftl', air. 50,IWXI mila. '65 Plymouth Fury t
AU. RENT • • · &: tan, long hair, wbJte boots Blk • tan. All shots. Uke new. $1600. 675-3059 twn Me11 Or. • Orchard) truckl A p&&1e04Z"r cars. Gold exterior, black leat"er • FO\U' door Statim W
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$129.95
• • • CilJl appb-to pattbue. m all fours beautiful deep. A.KC $150. 613-<SZ F.>lea. * ~· CRUISING SLOOP * Many t.o cbooR from. interior. High rubber. Pr&-Buff w/broirn Vinyl :\ft.: It.Mt ft:em the 110 ONE IJ'W)'-blue eyes. Call 54M539 ' 9600 10041. Financlna avail. OD pared tor a trip. Will aae> tenor -_. 6119 fltANSPORTATION Fut! Able! ln.bd. Top cond! .;.;lm._;...po_rt_ed __ A_ut_ .. ____ 1 wkly terms O..A.C. nfice $1875. e Automatic Tranani""-C-. BOW • • • after ~30 . Priced to SELL. 673-1551 COSTA CAR co. NEWPORTER MOTORS • RadJo 6 Huter 521-7555 Free to ll'Kial &'OOd homande. IHb & YKhh 9000 LIDO 14 ! DESPERATE I 1989 Barbor, CM. 642-4874 2036 Harbor c .M. ~l • W95 ·'
lowa.ble )'OUQg black wJth l8M doll": S860 w u-8 WaJt4ftA • n....-8 -to 10 n.ri.. e 0 --TY LAND til 'p.m. ~Yorty mixed maier Gan199 Sale '' 1 ~ ""'" uyen .._ · ~ =-.,._ '64 CONTL/LOW-MI. ~at
' DELUXE MATTR.ESB •
and
Rent a NEW lovd dlfldren, good watdl 873-8l4S WllJ IMl1 top dollar fOr your -Mr, Full poower! Major tune, D•lfy Piiot COLOR TV.,. STEREO clot· 5'1.J?el. 6/20 IOAT . ll' SLOOP/AUX. ENG. dean f Wheel drive vehicle New Batt. BIUt! Coral. Spot-Employe parldna-lot .ARG &INS BES? OFfER over or lmp6rted car. Call Ciff Jell! $29115. 673-G3 330 Wm Bay Stred $10 MONTH FOUR fabulous Fellnes fret " $500! * can 548-al59 at 646-9.'m O.ta Vea
Opt. to bQy. Free indoor, for Father • 9 ween wean-My wife uYI J must leD -----------=-~.;,.;,..:.:_______ O IR or Call &C-m1 aDll ,
coklr antema .• ~Service. ed and houaebroken call s of my boat.a 'cause • ...,e RHODES 33, Xlnt cond., New Will BUJ C RVA uk for ..
, with .OO•e purchue • Frtt dd:No obllgab 54IM69t, or 673-lSll don't have room tor t.bem.'' Jenny; wtth berlb. Owner. ,
60
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FREE
523-3651 4 CUI'E FUPS 14' SKI BOAT 35 HP Mett 57>2711 Evf'nings Your Volkswagen or Porsc.M '--'-'S1. IUA. •uc:& ......... COST& a.a•~a
OR 533-1151 Sid'• • TralJer • Cover COLUMBIA 26 * S6500. &: pay top dollars. Paid tor excel D>t!Ch. cmd. wortta " --. HUI FURNITURE OOLORLAND TY-Open T cl.YI ~::' ~i:'1er Cost New $1895 . NOW S895 Genoa I Spinnaker/tJtelln-or not. Call Gene Rounds. SG>. Will ta!r.e S2l5 tar CHltYSLElt/
tn4 Newport Blvd.. CJl. BOY BULLA -1120 9'6" GlASPAR DINGY er.. IUlJy equipt. * 49M119 67]. l l fO quick cub sale m.s7 PLYMOUTH
Padded aunneli · towlna eye, 34· RACE/ Cruise aloop. I '65 MONZA -Sharp! MUlt Ollla y,_
Beau c:onct ........... $19;). Bt!auV roomy/ !ul Gana· * BEIGE ·65 VW ad! now! RAH. WSW, Au-546-1"4
SlfJ hp EVINRUDE way 15/389 L. s. Marina R & H. Good cond. Sl050 to. $1270. ·• 544-10&0 'Tor tt. ftne.t ~ •
"FISHERMAN" 673-5987 of both New A Uaad c.,ii-
-:-MODEL HOME FOR 3peda1 ho mt!. Beau
tortoise shell kitten Copper. SPANISH eyed female 8 wka. 64U178
~ e1tpae II-* that you A* for earm. 6121 Stand • Cover • Beau! Power Crui;;r• 9020 ~ .._ w be9uti1W "* GOOD Homt ror •months $1.95. AUSTIN HEALEY
eJ aom. ..,,, at le9 U. 1951 N4lwport. CM· 50-3flM old female part colllt. LoY-LIDO H $2,500 Cw;..tte '63 Stlntray
1959 STA'nON Wqan.
$100. 0,. 6*-3111
Eve. 613-l?E ball tbt .-.c-1 --. Al • 8enk1e on ALL ~ a cbDdrel. ml 8. Fair-NEW CONDmON! 22' "CruiaA.long" cabin ,,,,.. AUSTIN H.--•ey Sprite 4ll ~ar-end. Rt!d w/bladr .. _ .--He d "" ...,.. '80 PLY Wac, VI, J'Qll pwr., merdumdi9e displayed onl;J CX>LOR SPF.OALlSTS view Apt. B. S..A. Fully Found • New Cover cruiser. Sleeps 2. a , Conv. Our $550. Priv. pt;y. Interior, Americaft mao R A a Air. Good CGlld.
• never ...i. Goraeom MIXED Shtp. Lovable. 1 yr. S p e c i a I "Shock Center Galley. Apelco Radlo-teJ. 546-5745 aereo ta~ rec:order, $2350. U'1S or best ol!a. ·
Killl llza bedl'oCllD Id. tie-Spwtint Goods l500 ma» to bolM w/fenced yd. Board · Rodder. Sallied 3 swung compass. Grey.Mar-. Phone after 4 p.m. 5U40'10 ========;;J
.-... .._ ...._,,.,__ ti ... •M tine 620 engine. f.blbhw RTINA pat Spmllllb u ..... rooat • _ .... ll>Dnnn .... .-... .. _ .. 9• No 'lff/lfY llDlall \:IUIWa.1. mea. · · · · · · · · · • • · • · • .......,,. CO Reproc.--...-...1 StDa Id _,.,.. uvnu .,_......,, METCALF chair. Plastic ball tank. -1ovetJ c1lnlQc at. T' v....t .:.._ .. -.-....u .. -.2515 <Capo. lkachl EXCELLENT cle•" At '51 Olrvttte, 4 lpff!d, V-1, -:i.~ ~ --~ ---;;:·:;.:::::m=·;;:~='1362= .. =--· =......-.v=l2 KJTI'ENS f.wkl. 1-Boy, 1. GOOD RACllltG RECORD 106 Newport' Harb; Y. Reprocessed RIB, Real sharp. With llO --------..:.· ..
PONTIAC
~ wui-... -.,. Girl. BEAU"I'IE.!1 494-9851 GOLD ANODIZED · Dauer Landing, Bay •shores. '65 Ford Cortina 4 speed. cub down $39.33 mo. O.A.C IOY CAIYEI ~ bou1ht aepantel:r· Miscela.n.u. 8* 6/19 board· Rudder· Mast * CTurk 64&-I067 * Stlge 2 ~.Full factory dlr. Call Mr. Davis "2-5480 PONTIAC
Ttrma SM '*'· Dilplqed at DAOISHUND, ..,.,ed fe-Special Lamlnat21d Boom · equipment. With no cub '66 CORVETTE 327 SANTA ANA "1RNJTURE. POOL TAILES New Gt! Coat. All Wood 21.' OWENS /XLNT CONDI down $33.56 Mo. O.A.C. cllr. D 11.ancir BL, a.ca.._
GI w. •ttt St. $..A. 541.o'ID. NEW Ir USED male 5 ~ .. ~ld, *~:!'Y· in perfect cond ....... $.i99 Full covers w/Dock space: call Mr. Davis 642-5480. Blue. Ub new. M2Ml.l 116 4444
()pm av-. A Sanda.1. 1967 BRUNSWICK me to ~· .._.~.. $50 down. Monthly pymnta. Worth $4200. SELL S2795
on~ Clrdt "D" Oak -1s VALUE Be luci(y! Adorable black 0 .A.C. CASH! * See at: 309 F.dge-FIAT FALCON ~ ...?~~ -~...:! ~ ..,_ * "-7 .__... ldtt '"'""-""""' Pri Ow water Ave/Bal. n l 689-187T ~ -..... ·~ -furn. Good tor Famil)' room NOW $239 .. • "'""'· ens . .,,.,.....,, • vate ner ---------I Btnt11
OI' llandl -..Je Uvinc ''00"'-~ .... ,,......,. Corona del liar. 6/20 SEE AT F. c·1 '59 INVICTA CONV. Pwr.S, Reproe..... ---....;;_· _____ _
"'I .., -,. "'"''""''"'"~ -Via Lid ........ Ifft Mlilnten1nc• 9033 1at I y Pwr.-e. NEW Top I: Tires! '64 Falcon Conv't. White. PONTIAC 'E CanTtrt., v.a room. 7-pieces, $250. ~ SECARD POOL ax:KER-POO. 2 yrs. old. _.. P\eue ~ . XLNT cond! * 545-1631 bladt top, v..a, auto, power Tenpest. Pwr.; P~
UKE new! 2 matdrinl 323 S MaJn Oranp 532-1992 Male htebrlcn. Not good YACHT Mainten. &: repair hs ateerini. w+w. Uke ntw SlMS. Qric. owner. Mr. U..
cbn. wtrt. Dupont ·•.mora" FABULOUS DIAL wlchldm. S47-82U, 54l-935l ~~ ~1 at your dock. Hull or mech, fills & Arbarl CADILLAC With no c&Jib down. $36.lT aen 496-21!1 WJalQa. • nauc. eost $250 • Sell Both Full kit cl CC»1Ume jewelry; MOVING. Must lHve behind _ -reaa. 548-8106/&12~ Mo. O.A.C. dlr. Call Mr. 4!K-5C7 !:ft.
·tbr tll5-ta.2ltJ aell all ar part. Reuonable! all black female Oocker-poo. * BOAT AUCTIONI Oldest Franch~ Flat Ir Ar• Lido Moton Davia 642-54S>. -.-... -ST-ARam:r ___ 4.l>tl. __ 1
3-PC SF.C'LI Modern Green Exqclsite 1election; idea.I ~-6/19 THURS. June 22nd. ll·AM· Mlirlne Equip. 9035 barth Dealer m Orang~ otfen the Ultimate ln Com-.::;;:;=======:::::::: • Oris owner. P/'3.BrUiM,
-Tweed. Allo Olftee tabl.e. lor buslneu pla wbo Uke 2 GREY l~alt kitten• 9 VU.S. 1ManIDhLEallRwil28J. Aoc:tionc bin '66 EVIN 6-HP Outbd. C&J. CountOO"'ty. Fl In OA C plete Sales Ir Service FORD " RlrH. 'nnted P,;, WSW. $250 _ ...... _! &4Mll7 nritt)a. 536-7362. wb old nry cutt! Ir. sweet eue • a .,. . nanc g . . . CAD"' &C CONTlNENTAL e Auto, .. _ * ... T . ....,.._'"' 53S-916T crw.er. * Dock p.J.99, 20. Adapter, Trike, Bike Carry Own Contract.:· o.A.c. ~ 0 ..-••ii"
"HOUSEFUL ol FURN! BEAU-NEW w~ Gown --------UDO YACHT ANCHORAGE Tr!r. Fertilizer spreader. CAR co SPECIAUST '65 F RD FAIRLANE ''5PONTIACcatalna-Omrrt.
' REAS! * m.2421 with lace traiJI. Sia J..2. FREE kittens. 3 black 2 CALL 673-93XI ~1782 COSTA , 1300 w. Cout Higbwa,y •Station Wagon • Blue ~pr.. Slmp. will~
I (U • 3llb St./NB. CXlSI' $125. SELL $10. PV· 101 Center St., O>sta Newport Bt!ach 642-ii712 •Power Steering SW.ms 5a-tlJI . .
FORMlCA IDtcben table, 4 5'8-IS14 or 962-2ll0 Ke.a. U M219 13 foot Glaa.par. Remote ... -~ 9100 1989 J{arbor Blvd. ~-4874 ,60 Cpe de Ville. Lo miles, e AutomatJc Trll.l)lml.aakm '11 BONNEVILLE J.Dr. ~ chaJra. oval, US. Jr. AIR comp., pa ftllt. S4 hp, FR.EE Beautitul ldttem to &; lteerin&. 10 HP John-Open 8:30 to 10 Dally sngle owner. Excel cond. • Powu Brakes CONY. Xlnt cmd! llalat
..-..tJ. Mua ho "'""'-!226 IOn· Trailer. Extras. ./ '61 CESSNA ZIO 830 hra. knd e Radio I: Heater Vine TeT. m.3S2'f 2JO )b CllP. .--, eood mes. _. . eves. Rndy for water. H"", total time. Dual om.nt JAGUAR Days 546-0370, eve Ir w s. OFFER! MJ..3&11 ..,.. wll immediate\y! Belt ol-6/20 ~ 54G-268S. • New White Wall tires
G 9022 ~I • LI 3-5353 • $10.~. 642-95.12 ---------e 38.000 miles and in PX· •-•-r_ ... :;...._s._a._____ fer takes! . PART COUJE/MALE Pup. n· CIC DEPTH FINDER '61 CESSNA ZI().380 '65 JAGUAR .65 CAD ~VJLLE SEO. cellent (Ondition. $1495.00 UPBOLSl'ERING • $19.SO, 2 6-moa. HM allots, Very MNl nru. POWER * $319'S GARAGE Sak. F\JmUure, pc. (EUJOpun c:raltamtn, friak;y. 96.2-3487 6119 Bait tank, Good Hull & en-T.T.A.E. DUAL 0 · l.I S 4 -'oor tedan Immaculate! * w.95.12 • See at
RAMILEI
aloYe, Ir. mJac:. del ...iA""'" 215 gl.ne. Needa paint but REA· tMMAC! $1950. W-9532 DAILY PILOT
2211 Anton. CM Free e«t. ~· 3 HANDSOME melt kittens, DY to FISH! * $1,500. or EQ\llpped with radio, heater. '6.5 CAD Sedan de ville, Full Employe parking !of.
RAMBLER '9> St1atkn wq-
on eust. v.a. r.et air. Au-
to.. pwr. ateer. Good Main. HB ''Sany 53M4Cl5 nttd avod hom~ ~T9 OFFER 6$..2205. Mobile Hornet '200 automatic, power ateerlng power, immaculate cond. 330 West Bay Street
Apptaanc. 1100 ActreU moving 1D Europe 6/19 22• Century Raven. 170 HP and factory air condltionin1. $3195. 642-9532 Costa Mesa ...;...;....._______ SELLING EVERYnllNG! BEAGLE female, netdt big M"VIN'G! * To Lei.lure Chrome wire wheels. or Call 642-4321 and $425. 962-51196
.ENT * ll to 6 pm d•ll1 * be.ck ya.rd ' children. Gbun~ykam~ vs. Head and 2 World. Trlr w/lge taba. $3695 CHEVROLET uk tor T-llRD
114 Nyea Pl., Lquna Bch. 54S-MSJ 6/19 . ....,. .. Ider trade. Alk· na .. Cl>olc-e Bay loc! Next-BUSiMss Mana.ger'a ~. ---------1 TV'a • Jt.eb1c -W a 1 b e r 1
l)ryen . ~ <>p.
tso.J to l!Qy. f?M Serrb·
HHClenoft's
llT. HartlOr. CM· ~
MOVING! Must tell tmmt!d·
iawb't O>ld.,c ttt"8· Be.t
oiler take.1 5*5Ui1.
...a.. Ing $2,950. Ma,ke Ode.-. 2244 Moana Apt.s. Partly furn. STANSBURY BUI(" ._,,_ ...... USED carl)e~ es TV-• COr«:RE1'E tnd.nerator Pacific Cout Hlway. " '53 Chevrolet '61 FORD Country ~: ......... -a..;-kin --' ciond $115 REAS No. 6 Lido North ' '&4 T-8\nt Landau, tactary ~9"ll9"'ny · ....... · (amall) ~ 6121 DESmE to rent 15' SAilr '*' 673-220'7 2100 0 .... bor Blvd. ., Ton V-8, auto.; pwr. steer. tr .,,.,.. · ..,,..,....,,..8 All •-121\AT •'--• n-1 """ A br3kes; Good oondJtJon. S42S air. l\tU pcJW'ef', els:trio POOL TABLE 8' Coat $125 10 ""' • ,...., . co..,rs. ""' uu d "ur. .....,, et CO.ta Mesa 646-9022 Cab over. Nl'w engine. 4 spd. 646-2647 1'indowa A •ata, vff>.radjo,
SELL S80. * Uled 2 n-. 847·li'11 boat kept In New-Motorcycle• '300 ~ -U Jaguar autQ 31 trAnsmiMlon with 2 speed with rMr spieattr. Car ii\
_ 1WO Jdtt 6-k1 & port. * Call collect: ·-' bbt 16. * ATTN: Surfcrt! '55 Ford beautiful C'Onditioa. Wial XLNT aJND! LI '"-em. gray, w ' (213) 987-1993 aft 6:30 p.m. '6.'l BSA. Xlnt ron<I, $895. ~edan Grey w/blk lcath. Ax.IP, '0''" ru r. trac-Station Wagon. 4-dr. VS, au·
./ GE RANGE, * Double Mother cat. S36-G330. 2!J• NAVY hull w/cabin. Call dYs 892·3096· Aft g call moor. Carefull,y driven &• tor hilulln$s: bf'<IS. to, Radio, $4.5. RUNS! ~A ~s~lrd~l =~~> oven ses. Tnmatst0r RelaJd. l Female Kitte111 893-2095 maintained. xlnt cond. low 89 &n.«i69 • · · · l · .. _
$U5 m-ot5f ~ ant? 5 Needs wOl'k. No engine. mllu. Superb car for riRhl Blff( &42-5480
1110 dlar' · Mu3t aell! Makt otttt -s U z UK 1 X6. * OVER-owner at $1l25 for quick STANSBURY K '56 FORD. good cond, int 67 T-BIRD. 4 dr LandQ. run _ _...:;. ______ 2 NEW Bar atoo1a both $38. 1 YR. Old amall mixed tenie Very dlffpl XI No. C, n... SJZE TIRES. • Tltn·ml. --•-. Pvt ty NB. ,,., ,,,,39 good. new tires, $200 or beat
n i:: t --' homt 962-6123 6/1' va· ......: P "'"""'' power A: Air. Datte gray with BF.Atrmi.JL cond! Early Refrlc. $3S.. :.ave seal .,.... o •-le, CM. $400. * Call 64&.1822 ' . 2100 H-..._r Blvd. oltei.. 847·9529 I nd .....,,_. S. no. ., ... ,.... ..,..,.. lrl'a)' 11. au u.,. ....... ery ,•
,Amftican Be"'-Y • Gay 8 Cofttt table ~ .,..,.., ... .u FREE Kltttna and mother ./ ALUMINUM BOAT '86 SUZUKI 120 cc, EltiCleJ. MERCEDES IENZ Q>eta Mtaa 646·9022 '65 GALAXIE 500 000 mun wtlh full roni Mo-
pe bdrm M!t. $1000. 596·346-C SlamcR S4Ul1J, 6/19 I WlTH TRAILER lent condtion. J3'.l5 • '5r9 CHEV STA·WAGON. CONVERTIBLE · SlJOO tor Co. g'UUanll!(' 24,@
• nll f . MAKE A MEM~ '° ·= HEALTHY Klltt!na Wfflled & I M11.rk 28 Mere. 540-4571 67S.3507 '65 MB 190-0IESEL. Recently tuned. Gd tl.tts, PrlvatP Party, 494.J93.5 mile. Retalla over '6.000 Wijl
Wlui.e elepbanta! DlmN·llne
U r.-1 I be ...,,,l'!ft 1fl t1le
.r'AD..Y Pttm' ~Arn AO.cl!
:u'0~: C:: .ttb "'41broken. ~773 6/19 • Complete Marine Service '5.1 Matchltss jOOcc Dtrt IMMACULATE! PVT· New BatL S500. 646-3769 'f,6 Ctry Squltt. Orlr ownel', aacrtllce $4775.
Claasitieo Adr. Dial 6C2.arrl FREE cute )Oft8 hatr«I kit· Vent ty~m· fn1taUf!d Bike. Ex rond. Many ex-PARTY * 675-4814 111,000 mi. far air, p5, pb, NEWPORTER MOTOR.c;
today! • ten11. 98U196. 8/19 1 ~ne rep11lr. 646-9550 tr&b. $250. ~026!1 642-4110 WEEl<DAYS. White elephan ,1 n1mt'+llnt • 63,1-4764 2036 h•rbor C M· 54S.&5J.1 -
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I .JAILY PIEOT EDITORIAL PAGE
Meeting School .Needs
Taxpayer J"kqnce to all school or other bond
i111H11, reprdlea ol. merU or need. Jbon aignl ol
auhlidlq. At WI peat, the neptiYia1n even reached the
extreme in Orance Comity of turning down a Oood con-
trol and water comenati.oa bond iss1ie wbich involved
DO iDcreue in taus.
Now voters appeer to be llltening and evaluating.
Tustin Union ffigb School Diltrld voters reversed tbem-
lelv11 and appro'fed by a s.to-1 margin a $1..20 general
pu.rpome tu rate, inclllding a 45«Dt tu onrride. The
dbtrict cmi now hire the t.eacben it needs and restore
the sixth period, atbJetica, bUI Jenice, guidance. curri-
culum materiall and other cuts which bad cauaed heat.
eel controversy.
In Huntington Beach. 73 pttcent of the voters ap-
proved a $9.7 million et.ate building loan proposition. A!
a ftaU, the city school d.iJtrict will ask for state fuwlcial
aid in its building program for the first time in its more
than 8S yan of history.
M the fastest growing city in the fastest growing
county in Califontia, Huntington Beach saw its once high
per-pupil assessed nJue shrink steadily under the imp~ct
of more and more children in the new tracts. The city
needl 10 more schools but lacb the revenues to build
them without state help on a loan basis.
U tbeae two voter actions are true indicators, per·
haps other school districts can loot for more reasonable
support of their real needs at the polls.
Voters appear to have assimilated the mesuge out
of Sacramento -that California's continuing population
explosion brings headaches wbkh cannot be cured by
negativism. Especially the kind of negativism which
denied genaine school needs in some instaDces even
when the cost per tu:payer would have been las than
the COit of a package of cigaret!fs per week.
Another mmage out of Secnmeato ii that the
.Ute's other fm•ndal prob1ema an IUCb that Jocal IChool
He Admitted
He Was Wrong
One of the busineM magazines re-
cen.Uy had a glowing article about a
man who took over a tal1ering com·
pany a few yeen ago, and tramfonned
it into a highly succeuful venture.
He did thil, the article said. mostly
by all«atin:g a Jot mere money for
research and developmenf' -gaw
tile company a broader base to sUnd
cm and grow oo. 1be man's "vision"
and "imagination" and "flr11"hi1ity"
wer. prailed by the magazine.
But what the article didn't aay -
pel'bapa becauH it didn't know -WU
that th.ii man left his Jftvioul job in
a pet because be wam't promottd
from vice-~nt to president when
the vacancy occurred. His rival -a
man who bad been with the company
far ft!Wer ye.an -wu given lf.ie
presidency.
IN THE POWER • struggle, t b i s
man lo« mainJy for one reuoa -be
opposed "re.eercb and development"
for the company, thought it sbouJd stay
where it was and not fritter away
fu~ oo expanding and' diversifying.
His rival won because be bad more
vision, imagination and flexibility.
This background, of course, is far
more interesting than the subsequent
success story itself. But only a hand·
ful of people know the background.
And the real "success story" is a
psychological one as much a. an in·
dustrial ooe. 'Ibis man made tt. not
because be wu right, but because be
was capable of learning where and
bow be had been wrong. He was not
vindicated by bis new success; rather,
be was indebted to his rival, and to
the company that rejected him, for
apming his eyes and b.b mind.
IN THE TRANSmON from 0nt
company to another, be changed bis
position and his thinking 180 de·
grees, which is not eacy or com-
fortable for a middle-aged man with a
gr-Ml deal of self-esteem. It would
have been much euJer for him to
find a company that Iba.red his
views, and to plod alollg th& aame path
be bad trod for so many years.
He deserves his new-found success
more than most men do. For by the
time mod of us reach his age, we
value ~ more than re1illen.
cy, treditio11 more than Jnnovation,
continuity more than a radical break
with the past. TbiJ is true, o( cOurM,
not merely in bminas, but in educa·
tioo, in social services, in the lcieJl~,
in government
Yf:I' THE TRULY great successes
(and not simply monetary ones) are
scored by the men who are not afraid
to reverse their field, to admit they
had been wrong, to take a new tact
wben the wind blon from a different
quarter. This ii not being expedient;
it is not ~ principle; It ia
mtftly acknowledg111g that much of
what we like to ~ "prhiciple" is
merely a combiaation of CUl'tom, fear,
and muliJhneu.
Smith's Thirtieth Book
''It isn't true that I am indifferent
to humanity," aald H. Allen Smiltt.
"l get up mad -and slay mad all
day.''
Smith, one or America's best known
and best · liked newspaper feature
writers before be reformed and be-
came an author, bas just turned out
his 30th book.
It is called "Soo of Rhubarb." an
stcidulously hilarious sequel to "Rhu·
barb," the cat that owned a big
league baseball team.
If it runs true to form -his boob
of humor have sold in the millions -
it wilJ swell Smith's bank account sub-
stantially, as did such earlier best
sellers as "Low Man on a Totem Pole"
~nd "Life in a Putty Knife Fllctory."
BUT SUCCESS NEVER bas turned
II. Allen's bead. It generally has
tended to tum bis stomach. He bas
been more than a bit suspkious or
worldly pomp ever aince be quit school
alter the eighth grade in Huntington.
Ind .. lo become a proofreader at $3 1
week.
His heroes an not Horatio Alger or
f1orence Nightingale, but such mas-
ters o( the vinegar quip u Jonathan
Swift. H. L. Mencken and Fred Allen.
A$ a prose bumoriat, Smith, who is
Incurably sentimental about people
but gruffly cynical about mankind,
reels that at 59 he beloap to a V911.ish·
ing breed.
~·WHEN r FIRST came here in
---Bw Ge.rte ---
CONFIDENTIAL TO MR.
HOYLE : No, a flush beats 3
strais:ht. Can'I you ever get that
I 11 ou~h your head?
i. : . --~ ~ • . . . ' . )~
i I· : -"t ~·_'--: . . ~.,:;
. ~' , ',,. -
1929," be said, "among the most
prominent people In town were Bob
Benchley, Donald Ogden Stewart, Ring
Lardner, Frank Sullivan, Dorothy Par·
ker and Don Marquia. "Look around
now. aod where are the humorists who
write to be read? All the humor now
is written to be spoken on the boob
tube.
''Everybody says that what l h i s
country needs is more humor. Well
show me a monument to a humorist.
All the statues are of generals or poll·
ticians. The humorist is oo Jonger a
big filUJ"e in our culture. He rareJy
gets prizes or awards."
Smith really gets his dander up
when some well-meaning admirer tells
him. "Why don't you write something
seriouJ? You could, you know."
"WHAT THE HELL do they think
you're doing?" he exploded.
"All good humorists are deadly ser·
ious. and are lambasting our hypocril·
ical institutions and the foolish way we
live.
"The fate of the humoris~ Is not to
be taken seriously. But if a humorist
is worth anything, he i1 a social critic
-not just a clown writing nonsense.
''Most of those I have known were
bitter men. They see thlngs more
clearly than visionary people. They
see the human ract for what it is -a
foolish and fatuouJ bunch of animalli.
Rut it isn't the dogs that are shooting
each oltter and inventing weapons.
"Mark Twain was the greatest
Ameriean who ever wore sh~ lealh·
er. But he is chiefly remembered to·
day for two books that are supposed
to be for children. Yet u a social
critic he wu 100 years ahead or his
hmf' •· ~
dlatricts can't upect a lot of help from the ta.ate u
matt.era stand now. One hope ii that an addlUonal one
cent of sales tu wW be ..-ct aod earmarked eululfv•
ly for school aid and propert)' tu reUef.
FAucation bae l)een California's OlOllt profitable
investment over the years. It bu built the collection of
skills which bu attracted topbiltlcated Space ,\ie ln·
dustry and reseacb to tbe Polnt where Callforftla 11
the envy of the nation,.
Every taxpayer baa a &take in this investment. It
can~ot be permitted to deterlorate. This doesn't mean
paymg Lor "frilla''; it does meu paying for good quality
education. Tboee taxpayers wbo have no children in
school have as great a stake In thia as those who do for
property value. will be maintained only il the pool of
skills continue.a to grow.
This is, of course, only part of the bread-and·
butter side. The cultUNJ upect of an educated com-
munity also bas economic vllue for all. Perb.a.pe this
truth is be~g ~o break through tovoters on a scale
where a ma.Jor~ty wtll put school need s first, even if this
means sacrificing eome frilb of the affluent society.
A Great Step Forward
Go~. Ronald Reagan bu signed the abortion me•
ure. rt 18 not u liberal aa the medical profession and
many others had recommended, but it is a great step
forward after long years of hypocrisy,
. Objec.tions _of certain religjou, groups notwithstand·
mg, a~on will be a voluntary act in accordance with
the CODICl~ce of the woman involved. She will not be
forced against ber will to do Tiolence to any religious be-lie;f she ma_y hold. And lhortion1 will continue to be
very ltrfclly controlled under the new Jaw .
. . Discovering
True Nature
Of Universe
Bipt1rtu .. Dri1'e iii ~·•••ea
Men have always wondered about
the true nature of the universe but
did not come close to It unltl the c;,per·
nican system wu firmly establlabed.
In the past 400 years we have mov.
ed ever cloler t.o the true nature, yet
each advance bu seemed to expand
the unknown. We have taken pictures
of the moon and pawed its 11oil, but
know little about It we didn't know.
We took pictures or a minute fraction
oi. the Martian crust, which make It
seem like a lar~e moon. We new by
Venm, but its cloud over wu lmpen·
etrable.
~ Venus is almost a tw1n of the
earth in size, we thought it might be
habitable, but the experta said it had
a surface temperature of tOO.-x> de-
grees, F .. though thiJ wu immediate-
ly disputed.
NOW COMES Dr. G. P . Kurrr, a
noted astronomer, who took pictures
of Venus with a 12-inch telescope in a
jet at 37,000 feet. This altitude elimi·
nates M> percent of t:be atmos-
phere, and 99 percent of water vapor.
Dr. Kuyper avers he found only a
trace of water vapor in the Venuaian
atmosphere, hence that the planet ta
dead.
He believes the atmosphere is most·
ly carbon dioxide and volcanic duiL
Terrestrial volcanoes belch apprecl·
able water vapor, giving us a 4 percent
contem -and life. He thinks the sun
at tn rnilllon miles (about two-thirds
or ~e. earth's distance) has dehydrat-
ed silicates and other elements in Ve-
nusian volcanoes.
THIS CONTRADICTS the theories
of astronomers Plummer and Strong
who 11tudied ·the spectrum of venui
from a balloon, and believe tempera·
lures are much lower than Dr .
Kuyper's or other previous highs.
Some authorities believe a manned ~anding on Mars as some distant future
1s morP. feasible than a lunar landing
due to the beat factor. '
But a manned penetration of the
Venusian cloud would be merely sui·
cidal ~thout thorough instrument re-connaissance.
There can be little doubt now crass
political drive is behind the i\pollo
Project. Apollo has been sutf ering
aecond thoughts since the astronaut
traged~, but it's still down for billions,
as agamst a few-score million for
planetary exploration.
IF APOLLO'S MAGNETIC pull I• ~estored, you and I may never see an
instrument landing on Venui. to aee
what the crust Is. like. Both Venus and
Mars se~m feasible for instrument l~ding in the next 10 yeari;. and we
might even start for Jupiter and Sa·
turn, though 1t would tonsume years.
But it needs money, and the energy
and manpower are not there unless
you really want to know The payoff?
Well , there's really not muth mystery left to the moon.
But the planet.<\ are 8 suprPme mys· ~ery -when. how, why' There are no
infinite number of them nrclin£ their
suns across lhe r:alaxi<'s They are
the key to the umvN~al ~tor y
Law and Ot·(ler
Robert S. Currlf'r. Studrnt dlr or
Current Afh1ln, ti{" lrvinr _ .:We
learn. sometime~ i;lo~1 1 lh:if social
char.ges must bt ~our:ht w,thin the
framework of res1)ons1hlr law and 0 • ttrr." 1 r
Cutting Off Aid -to Arabs
President Johnson bu bia work cut
out persuading Congress to empower
him to continue giying large amounta
of surplus food and ottler economic
aid to the Arab countries, particularly
tile five recent belligerents.
Not only is there strong bipartisan
opposition to that, but determined
efforts are underway to flatly and ex-
plicitly bar It in the President's $3.126
billion foreign aid authorization bill
now under consideration in the Sen·
ate .00 House foreigll affairs com·
.mittees.
Two significant diacloayres that shed
revealing Ugbt on the •d.ministra·
tion's carefully unannounced foreign
aid • dispensing operations are provid·
ing potent ammuni6oo for thls biparti·
aan drive. They are:
BY THE SENATE Subcommittee
on Foreign AJd Expenditures -that
~ million pounds of food are in the
process of being shipped to the Arab
countries, despite the fact they have
severed diplomatic relations and are
atrldently echoing Russia's denuncia-
tions of the U.S.
By Rep. Delbert Latta, 0.. chair·
man of the Republican Task Force on
East-West T r a d e -the Export.
Import Bank, now seeking additional
bllliona from Congresa for more for-
eign loan.I, bas '62,943,000 in out.stand-
i:~ ·. . . +-., .
''FROM AND AFl"ER tile ate fll
enactment of tbe li'anip A•••-.
Act of 1917, DO nsi.C C'e mil ..
furnished 1D.., ~ ...........
forces have been acpw pmtici-
pants in t:be ~Israeli armed ~
flict in the Middle ~ -.. _, country whidl Im xweral ¥ rfir
relati.om wHb tbe Ulliled Stales • •
after June 5, lSI, llCll' lball _, -.
be made to IUC::ll c.mtries .......
AgricultunJ Tnde Detelc4w mt As-
sistance Act ol 1154."
U the Fcnip Affairs <Anmittee
does not approve th.is pcowiliua, Tbam-
son and bis bipartiua IUpllOi tin will
wage a determined figbt far it ia U.
f11ll House When t11is legisWim ta cm-
Young Gfrls Get Ruinefl
"It's a crisis of world wide propor-
tions," said the Kindly Old Phlloto-
pber, glumly blowing Iris nose into
hlJ kindiy old bandanna. "I see nought
but peril and disaster ahead."
I asked if he were referring to the
Middle East, Vietnam or Hong Kong.
"Worse, son," he said. "I am
spealdnf about that ruling allOWing
airline stewardesses to get them-
selves married."
Oh, well, I ~aid, they'd still be the
same pretty young girls they always
were.
1be Kindly Old Philosopher paused
ln disbelief. "Your ignorance of fe.
males ls appalling. It ia an indJsput·
able fact that at the very instant a
girl says, 'I do,' she ls magically
tranaformed from a pretty yOW'lg
thing into (and here be could not re-
press a shudder) a wife!"
COME NOW, I said, wnat'a IO
wrong with wives?
"In aeroplanes?" He sighed a little
sigh. "No you just think of the way
It la now. There you are, sinking into
your seat, a mite nervous maybe and
here she cornea down the aisle, wag.
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
In answer to H.B. IGus. June
12), the 1sraeU Army wouldn't
fight for •10 bllUOl\_.gr $100 bit·
lion. 1'hey only right for theJr
LIVES!
-H. S.
'"" ft1t11,. "11em ,._,., ""-"" -.rffy "'9M 9f Ille _,....,., ,_.
-Ht ~w It .. _, ew. D•lly PM
t. t ·, j . -~ . ' ..
gling her b.ipa and amiliac • ,. to
beat the band. Yem lir. me -. ,_
for the handsome dog yoa are.. Alld
abe knows right off U. either',_..._
a gay bachelor or aa ~
married fellow who'• miluDdenrtood.
wb.idt ia tbe aure-llre truth, ia't it?
"So she Ollllten OYer ,._. &Mt
belt and pulla --J"CIUl' lnlJ' far
you and plies JOG witla _..., *ill.
and rare delicacies eel _,.. ad
giggles M you t0ar UarouP tbe heav-
ens . together on the great adveubew
oC life.
"BUT A WIFE! Does llbe w a I k
down tile aisle~ her llips?
Perish the tboqbl Siie Iman wtud
all tboee old lecben me ~
And does she loot oa yoa u a bad-
some dot? Nope. abte loob ca J'llll
as a husband.. And what are,_•
lng tratpang aroanll ..., fem.ales
when you aboalll be home with )'aar
fine famUy, mowing the lnra?
''And if you're a beeheb', bow
come you hawn't sJnn ap ,_. lalt-
Cul ways .. found a nke girt and .ctled
down? There's no oae who believa
more that ewry girt sboaJd haft a
husband than the girl wbo'a lot -. •
"PLEASE FAS'lmi your .eat beJt.
1f you woa't think ol yoondf, yoe
On the Job
Pon c;n..., a&..., &ntDe: "ta our vast space program it u poaible
we may In not mant yurs pat a mm
on t.he moon -but here oo earth, with
so many strikes, and t h r e a t • ol
strikes, it seems very difficuJt to keep
one on the Job.''
llLi&llt .... ., JOU? poor wil• and ..... ,.. ... ..,.... at home.
"F« IM ud fad is 6* ance a
lirl gela m.uried. she • langer
jdeetiftes .. JOO. Sbe idmt1fiel
willa ,_. wife.. lt'a t1-Va.test of =....-=-; Oh, it'll be nag, nag.
tabo(f lo tnding And the Cb ioaa experience ok ftying will be
• tawdry u wife-swappiQr."
Well, I said, I wu glad that be WM
at lead °" -.1 to such decadent
liDs M wifHWawQg.
"Ub I 1Dld ,_ befon, IOD, I was
wt 1 he I tedlJ far it." be aid. "un-
til I load oat Im aJl yoa tot w a s aDOCber wife. ••
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